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8.1. Assn. to
meet Jan. 6
The · Balboa lslaod Im-
provement Assn. will hold
tts nrst board of directors
meettac or tbe new year
on Jan. 6. The meeting be-
gins at 7:30 p.m. at the
Community Center, 115
Agate.
A trantc policeman will
discuss tbe problem or
drlnkfng alld drl•lng, and
will answer other questiODS
conceming traffic law en-
forcement.
All resldeata of Balboa
lsland, •bether or not they
hue joined the association.
are inYited to atteDd, accord-
I.Gg 10 association secretary c..., Ra .....
THE NEWPORT CENTER TOASTMASTERS installed these
officers at tbelr combined Christmas and installation
party: left to right, se11eant-at-.arms, Tom Blandl,
founding director of South Coast National Bank; secre-
tary, Jean Bland!; admlnistn.tiYe vice-president, frank
todd, assl.stan.t Ylce..presldent at Pacifi c Mutual; presi-
dent, Allee Hollman, owner of Beauty Heaven; treasurer,
Don Buek, operations muager of Great Western Su-
tngs; educational vice-president, Phil Pigott, policy issue
manager at Pacific Mutual. The Tom Soule memorial
trophy was awarded to Alan Crlttenden for h.is contrlbu-
tlons to the club. The Toastmasters meet at 7 a.m.
every Monda y for brea.ldast and ~hes at Pacific
Mutual.
Sign law revise
proposed again
A proposed re-writing of
Newport's sign ltw should
be Consldend qi.ID, Vice -
mayor MUaa Dostal aid tbU
.... Be Slid be ... • ...........
locatloo on Marlners MUe.
Tuesday, Mr. Dostal ex-
panded on his ea.rller state-
meo~ , .....
•
DAMAGED PAG'E
L1 Newport Bacb -lie
state b.ws pernJJtc dap
and toilets oo plbUc
beacbes?
Newport City Attoney
Dennis O'Neil lsD't sue
........ doc• .... C-'Y
Envlroa.menW Health DI-
rector Robert stoDe Is watt-
lag for a city report bel:we
decl.d:iDg about the tOilets.
Patrick O'Connor of New-
poet Shores, who has ~ed
city, COUDty and state of-
Octals about both Stlb)lcts
during the past 6 m011tba,
thinks be's cetting a nm-
CITIZEN
._._.,_ .......... _
W:r. O'CODDOr W'l'OU -
earlier this wear to Gorer-..,.... ""'-ace to 1ilir
I Wlets tbl: wW be Jalbllell nor Edm UDdBronJr.,eom-111 ,_. ..,. ws lleopolt
PWnlnc aboat-lhecW... Pu:tatoar C ... IIwy.
ts li refua.l by tbe ctty to Tbe letter u., aid tbat
obey state laws. A recmt tbe 001mty health dept. ts
reply from a member of "rnUI..al a saney o1 lbe
the governor's staff a.ssared area, aad wtn protide me
Mr. 0-'Cormor that some-state bealth dept. wttb t
thllll!: is belng doof. capy of tbelr report."
"Newport Beach, Wbere The couaty•5 Mr. Stooe
tbe major problem ensts, rewealed t.bfs week that bis
will 1\awe DeW n:staooms st\ltly cooslst.s of asldDg tbl!
completed Uld lD ue dariDc etty to t1etermtDe bow mur
tbe 19'76 bathtng MUOCl," be2eb users a.re 1oa1. :aDd
wrote cubernatorial a.sslst-the ef ho
GROU·p ::·:?~~~~::1
borne to answPr Dature's
call. IS ORGANIZED "The city was IUIJPOsed
to do tbe 5Unef dartac tbe
Labor Day weekeod, bat -w
haWeD't bn.rd from them
yet," Mr . Stooe saidye.ter-
day. City Manager Robert
"'ynn saJd local lifepards
are, indeed, workln( OD a
suney "and sbould tan
their nport about nady by
oow."
Formation of a new clti-
%ens group tn Newport was
anoouneed tbls week, and
Its leader said tbe baste
obJective wUJ be to see that
c tty gonrnmerat 1s reapon-
sive to the wishes of New-
port Beach residents.
Tom Blandt of Spyglass
Hill said his Newport Com-
munity Council will seetclty
action oo suc h problems u
high ullllty rates, parting
meters, polluttoo and cr1rne.
Mr. Blandl, a fomdiac di-
r ector of Sooth Cout Na-
tional Bank In Costa Mea,
Is ooe of the 3 tncorpont-
lDC oftlcers ol
10 aMJtonol • o • .,..-.!
group, Mr. BlancH suggests
that tbe city "buy electric
power directly from its
neighbor city, Anahetm," to
reduce local rates. But, lD
u le:!rYlew oo Monday, be
said furttK>r study of tbe
Idea would be needed before
he would discuss It further.
Anaheim uttuty rate chief
Bob Loag sald Mooday that
his city bought 'up the South-
ern CaUfomla Edlsoo Com -
pany's sy5tl!m ln Anahl!!lm
onr a period of years, and
aow opentes it u a.
munlctpally owned system.
Anaheim boys power
"whg'fnle'' froiD ~
The report is 2IIJIIU'ftlillJ
oot complete, bat GleD
Weldell of tht city's ma.rine
dept. said yesterday that
"about 16 per cent of beaCh
users ue from Newport
Bneb, 45 per cent fromOr-
uce Coaoty,'&Ddtbenmalll-
lag 39 per cmt from out or c:::oa,.... Tbese bpres,
M ue.._.•.re-
''OW ---' =-.. .. -~ ..... -..
·masked man ell .. ~ ..
• ft Clllld llii.Ye a morw ..!::=::: ........ ...._ ....
A -.or....-1'"1·
mu picked (.a the ~
•ietlm ~.,. afterMOIII lD
Costa Mesa. After 2S-ynr-
old Shl.roa Co• kicked uc1
bit hlm, · tbe · masked mu
Oed from her apa.rtnieat.
U.lu Co.-told pollee she
saw tbe man 1ittillg Io a
wblte 1964 Ftlcoo ill an alley
behlad herapartmentooUnl-
nrslty Dr.atallout 1:30p.m.
as .sbe took out ller trasb
cans. A few mloutes IJoter,
sbe heard her front door
open and saw the man. with
a blue stocktnc over hls
face, at the footolthestairs.
She fOQibt him as he forced
ber lpltairs and into ber
apartment.
"l'Te got a gun," he
crow tell. "All I want is your
mooey.'' "
Ylss Co• said sbe started
bltUoc 111m -... he .... -... ud oort or tbe
·---Tbo ... ...... ..-. to ('II"""· .... atratd sht mil'bt be COilf'roated by
.... --~~-... --.... """' ... ,. liijjiil from btr ID!t-tloor baloc.y
Ollto u .... lUI: dool'.
A atfcllbor -~ btr dan.
Sba descrlbtd btr "rtc-
ttm" u aa..t to, 5-11, wttb
sbort dart wuy ba1r lDd a
-1<7 llolld,
UO CDLLII!GE OF
MEDIO ME GETS SS
Ttoo con ... .,_ ot IJC 1 ........ _ .. ... ,. ,.._ a. ,.... 1 c .... latC" ., .• ......, ,_ .. -.. .... .-.
....,. a( ....,. ..... ,.._
,-s-.r.-rtoOr-
-~. Tloo .... 10 -od ..
be -bJ ... -fOr a_,. ,.r. 'nil pro..
joef 10 -... -.. Dr., ... Ani hwl,
OCt c11111 of t I ?'*IJ-.1
.eoii&J' 1M lllal «< IIIII 0:n11e c.-, v ...... c. ..
ttr eueer ctt.k.
Oll llAM REOT M. AT
OCC: IJIJIIIII't ll'ltl .. or.
__ or
Tbo tablod ...
p._.aj ...
bas been crtUclled leftr&l
times 118ce tbeo by pl.,...
eommlssiorlers for Hr..Jar
to tate a.Df actioa. TbeplaD-
ners favor llmitJDe: buslotn
signs to 10 per cent of a
business "face" (squan
footage of bulldlng front),
aDd phasi.Dg out oon-coo -
forttl lng signs between oow
and \990. Alter· both local
Chambers of Commerce ob-
~ted to any new slgn ltw,
the City CouncU tabled the
idea.
"I bellen ttstlmetobrlng
the taw ott the table," Mr.
Dostal commaated last week
when the Coacll o•er-mled
tbe Plannlag Commission to
permit the Tokai BJI!lk to
put up roof sips at its
...-ud-·-slpeocle.
"We di:Jirft waot to eDd
liP rill a Cardia Groft or
Coota u ... lble cl pr!Oh
atps. Co.ta Meu M.s a new
·sip law DOW, bot they waited
too loog. Newport hu enough
problems now ~ause of
lack of foresight, and we
doo't need any more."
Mr. Dostal saJd a new
sign law should "ensure that
. businesses han adequate
signs, yet protect aesthetic
nlues ln order to retain
local proptrty values."
•He noted that the Plao-
ning Commission has beeD
"giYiog the Cooncll the
needle" ln reoeot joint meet-
ings, In trying to cet the
CouncJI to act on the s1gn
law,
Drug suicide reported
Coroaer•s inestigators
are PI'Obllc: tbe Cbrl5lma.s
Day t.tttoUUcheleMulder,
43. a Bolllad-bora dl~rcee
wbo wu .,.. deed In bet
Wat Upper Bay borne. Po.:.
Uoe 'calltld tbe deltll I.D ap-
,.,.... atcld:e by dnlc:O'Ier~ -·
Mrs. Mulder had IIYed 20
years In Caltfomlt and 4
years ln the count}.
200 UMIT AP ARTMENT
CDMTRACT AWARDED
--to .,. Jllew.
port rtsldtDt fto writes
!ICC ll SOOI -._ Dr,
Newport Beach 12~1. llo
chlel: ••e~ Htabli!lled.
"We wtlT cet together 8000
:lDd dl.scuss soch tb.lngs as
election of otftcers and by-
laws," he said Mon!hy.
On the orgututlml's let-
terDead. Nr. Bltndl is listed
as ''direc-tor." Shown as
members of the bclai'd of
trustees an Mr. Florio,
WUliam Anthony, Robert
Croa, Walter CrutteOOen
Jr., Mel Fuchs, June Grutl!.,
Ould Henley, Arnold Is-
mach. Wike Mekjlan and Pat
Parter.
"Those are our fou ndinll;
members," Mr. Bland! ex-
plaiDed, "and we have added
aboat a ba1f do%ea slnr e
theD."
He said the grotiJl was
lormed because "aome-
tlmes it fakes the reading
of a riot act to get ttte Cl!y
Counc~l to take actlon.''
Ur. BIIDdi said he ha s
IIYed~n 15 years, and Lc:
ao I or, mostly ill re:tl .....
lB tbe news release an -
DOUnelnC formation of the
llr. 8--11111-..w.......,.--
-af ~ o( ctly par-IDMul Ulat wwld
bawe ttle meters opnatfl&
morP 1D Slllmmer tbla fD
wintPr. He al!tO called for
more purchase of oft-street
parkltlg areaa "wheneYer Jt
cao be done at a modest
prtce."
He would make DO com-
ment on the cont iVtersyover
wbether TOters should be
gl•eo an opportunity to de-
cldfo whether to mtke tutvre
anne ntlons a matter for
ptj)Uc vote.
lb Its statement of ob-
Jectives and policies_ NCC
disclaims any c:oDDectkll
with politics, but promlses
to "carry oo communicative
acth1Ues so tlat the citi-
zens of Newport Beach elect
a city couocll directly re-
sponsive to the people of
this community."
· 'We do oot expect to eo-
done caodlda.tes, however,''
Mr. Bland! explained., "but
we would ban DO control
onr Uxttrtduals 1n our or -
pnt:&atkm wbo mlcht want to
nan for ornee."
lin. Mg.ldlr ta arYind
by ! .,.., floaald M•lder
of Haftllu Gl.rcMs aDd
GI• Y•ldtr of llenmea&o,
Cllfl of ...... feporNIIJ told
pollee lllal 1110 ...,.,.. bod
..trend from a stat. ol
... ·¢"'41 -lhUJ ,.....
Construetkxl or a 200-unlt
apartment oomplez is sched-
uled to begltl In late Janu.
ary at UC lntne.
A S3,986,636 coatnct for
coostnctloo of the ..,art.
meots was awtfded by the
uc Board ot Regents to
EOOICteoce or Vaa.N•ys, ooe
ol11 bidden.
Drunk driving ar rest s \
go up, accid ents drop
·Gn..-se •f'YIOH ... ,.
11o111 -r •• Good ~~~ap. __ ,, .. _..,_
too hacll; -F-•-llcGowaa.,ll.loOo
llle IIIIIH• C-Ue Clio"'~ alllclaiJoc.
BoU-Broa-y o( c----nl41rodor.
Tbe proJect will cocsl&t
ot too two..btdroom .ttl
p1u laand'ry, ft<:NI.tkla.
............ Ud pertiac ,._
·-T• r;-.noor ~ eopoclaJlY "' ...,...,_,_ ... _
..... an tee~ Ia tM ,..._
Dnmlt driwtnc aunts arf'
up ud tratflc accidents are
dotm Ia Nf'WPOrt tbus tar,
accotdllc to boUdlly traffic
llpno nlouod W._.
bJ lllo pollc• ,.._ ....
,... tally oomplhll tills
JIU''I ftcl:r.. wUb tbose ol
a ,.r .,o. llortoc 11M ftnl U clays
of 0.C Shlf, 19'74. Dlt Cit)'
..._.... Ill trdtc eoi-
IOOF u-. .... ..., 10 .. -.
r Rebekas to install :·=~"==
. .. ......... --c-. -Loo!lo It, .--Cdl, nco Darloc 111a -,.... ., lO.O.F., 1001 -... (ftOII; tlar7 L<tt'L ro· lfll, o ,_,_ jOilce
way, .aoaer or later. We
are DOt telll&g people 'don't
drtU.. • n.t•s tbe traditional
pollee IIIPf'OI.Ch lDd It
doetl)'t work. We're saytng,
..,._ }"011 do drink. find
UIOtiNr way home, ntber
tbut c«t111 iD JQ~~r car;
call t rrtarad or a cab',"
Ellra pollee "deuce pe-
trol&, .. ., .... ed becaue ot
11oo illo"'! --t>r tho tpldfle ..... nc:Uoo of
tbe ltQe COile YlolJted by
dlWl drtftn, wtU oont18ue tw.p tM ,..._ Yar Ktli-
daf, c .... 0,.. oa1ll.
-J.Adls«<lwlll-11 WI--rr. I~ -nnW taU-
•• ••• I*IIJ • --~ -~~~ _,., ~an , , 1001 IJOIIIe JllatAIID IOCIIIIU$, 61,
..,, -17, ot I,.... at ~T-. b ••••· •-•''•..,_Fr. Of' • .,.,~ IS -·ft .. C'c" ~111 ,.,__...JWa..•a...llqlrt. .,.. !' ~
-. - -llaioo , ... Odd ,-~~;:~.:·~· ... :-:.: ....... ......,.., -......, -·-.. . ....:....--..... or _., c ~-·--~ ... --....,.._ ·-.--.c .a.ee.s ..,_.... • ... r a , .. ..._..,,_ -·
II............ tt ..... lllM ---.... wu. _.. ....,. •or. _.. tiiTt a..... Ia 7 r, .. ..
... Clii'A ,, ... U.. Gorlacl,........ ... • ........... -Do<, Mat ... .... .. trill_., ..,.... ..... ,,....;: ••• hlllf. .,1 1 rr. ~ I ~a. -a. .. na T;Q 1 • a. .... ._ -·=-.u.toa...tr .-,...,. .. .,.....,_.. lllr. a 1 n.a a n 1 ' l _._...• •· 11 .. .._ ...... enn ...-..... 111'111 -. .. -----• ..,-.b..... .. •. , .. -. u-.. -.... ..
-
............. ·-a ---. .,... • .. ~ ...... . .. ...., r-.... a .... ·--• L • wei ...
•p Ll • iiiOrllll -.. ,.... .... -1'1 Vaat•looo loJ f!!-.-. _.a u. ,._ a.rta•,llllllll 11 1 w•lltdfi lilt 11--.wrra
--brt ..tllc'-l lor Jllew-
port a.e. Men, b!QPI8al,
Tbedopan_...._
te r. A.ecordiD( to Seetiolll
7985.1 of the state admlals-
tntiYe code, "DO perSoa
sh:lll brtnc ooto or allow
any animal: except r-Ide
dop dsed by tbe bUDd, to
remaiD oo uy beach wblch
hu beP!I designated a pub-
lie swtmmlnc beacb." Tbe
Ollly e:reflpljoA, sars the taw.
are horses riMeft oa dole-
nated tn.lls.
But. tbe code sectloo tDC2s
Yltll a culon C:Oildltbl that
"this nplatJoo tl 1ICJt la-
teDded to prohibit or ~T
sce1e aoy local ontiaaoce
DOW ill effect or wtllch may
be enact@d.''
City Attorney O'Neil ad-
mitted he Isn't sure wbal:
that means.
"It sounds llke il would
make tbe replatioo mea~~
tnciess," he reasooed., "but.
I can't lm.:actne the state
legislature puslllg a mean-
iflCiess law. _, it OCMilld mean
lbat city laws, as lOIII as
they're not locooslsteot with
state taw, would not be pro-
hibited or supersceded."
A Newport ordinance al-
lows dop, oo leuhrl!l, cxr.
t.be beacb befon 9 &Dd tfter
S, e~ tturlog ammer.
Tbat law came under hillY)'
attack duri.Dc Octobtr, wf'ltG
the City C.....U cloclded.
on t 4-S ftlll.e, to Ia"' tbe
ltw as la: for the UIM beta~.
Mr. Stone •""'.,.., that
tM state doc law Cl'fM Ule
C01111J 80ftle t~... too.
"We'N oot •re _. to ID-
te.ll)ret tt." bt liiUd ~Iter
day.
Hu hi Cllee!IIM wltb Ute c-c-t. -nl ..
01. ..ell •tters 13r ~
_,...o?
.,1 W II ft woUcl. 11
tM ._. ... e&IM ....
...._ I Nr.l .,_," Mr.
-tald.. "'We ...._,
-""' -.. be IOl' b'c .........
llr. o~ «nai'MII. ...... -. ...... _ .. -~ ---.......... 7 u -... ...a. Cl s£ I ' I II -------------..... . .,.. ............
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CI.MDIDI.TE TIU!aLEI
Per Trebler 1st
in Council race
Per Trebler of Sbore
Cutis~ r.ea:r be
wUJ nm for the Nn"pOrt
Beaeb Ctty Couct.! seai be-
0. •acatA!d by Jobll Store.
Mr. Trebler. 38, is an
attome)·. He Is a member
of tbe cit)' Parks, BeacbPs
I.Dd Recnatioo Comml.nioo
and also sef'Yes oo a clti-
r.ens committee that <ri.Rs
tbe City Counc:U oo lbe -ng af I.OOnl boost.(
hmds. He is prestdeal al
Shore Cliffs tnmrowners as-
soclilioo.
Mr. Store anooanced last
mooth ttl2t he will 801: seek
reelectioo when bls 4-yea.r
CouneU ter m eDds De-11
April. The 7th CouneU Dis-
trict, 'O'bJ.Ch he repi"!'RIIts:,
includt>s tbt part at town
east of MaeArtbur BIY'd-.
minus old Corona del Mar
aM part at Harbor VIew
Homes. Ca:Ddidates tor the
seat mut lin Ill tbat an:a.,
but 10tine iD the April u
electioo wW be ·oo a elt)·-
wfde buts lor tbe 7th,. !Del
lDd 5tb ttl.triet anu. TIIH
far, Mr. Tret>Jer II tbe ooly
allDOIIIDCed caodidale &or Dis-
trict 7.
Betso-ciLoo
e
Mo>Port a..rt P-
Commt..a-en wW bold .S
-· l1ILI moliiJ!. ....... of tbe usual J, bkuse of
a beny ba.etJoc ol IIIU'e-
sol•ed Plaaniol: il.es.
Comminlooers rill meet
Jtn. a, 15 ud U, Wftb e:tcb
meeting startlDg at 7 p.m.
ill C lty Hall.
011. Jan. a. thl!! ~ will ... ,..,.,
.NOf'Wly WO!'kiDc iw -la-
ternatloaal atomic. ....,-
resea.rctl: r;roap. llllr. ,.,.._
bler's pa,rmtJ; Wf'ft Nor~
wepu bonl aDd !lad a iome
in Corooa 1eJ Mar IDee
tbe 1950's. CoilteMeatally,
Mr. store is a aati•e ftor. ·--After returutac to tiiU
CCJWJtry, Mr. Treblerwon.:t
a.s a pr1nte iDYHdpt« lor
a Pomooa law firm, w1llle
e~ a law dep'l!e from
Catu. Conerr or Law iD
Los Angeles. Hf' aow bU a
pnctJee ill Sl..lllb Aaa..
M.r. Trebler. bls wiSe:
Jackie, aDd their l.....,......
Un at 177 Sboree.WI' Boa4.
Tbey have Uwed 1ocally b'
the put s pears.
CllldidatK lor City C:O.-
cU may piC:k 1P .:smt.daa
forms from tbe C IIJ Cler'\.
bepDoiDg JIll. 15. To be·
come oftidal • sn· tt.c.
tbey must rebln n......,...,
w itb slgoatllrea of ZO nps.
t~red ~rs from tt1etr dlJ.
trtct. .,. .-, Fe. s.
In tbe otber Z ~
up for e.lectm~ila=:~ ...... ~ _, .... _.,....
_,..,. __ _
of a . .,..; 11 d et..ce il tie
city""""'
• SUBDIVISIOJIII tbM woo.1d
dtwidl! '1/lon. cf aa tere •• 470"-·"-"
Belghtl, illto 6 lots for de-
welopnst or ....
• HE W RESTAURANT ill
Lido VLU.ace M'R*Jcentef
wa-1d iKl.te o...-Je a.loo..
boUc bet'encu a.s liTe ea-
tertainmeat. if the Commls-
stoo cnnts t tpeetal ••
pennlt roqn.ted by DouJd
Koll.
• ltRANO'S rntnraat at
6800 W, Cout Hwy., New-
port Sbores, will ..-pu-
cilltle!'i could be bldU ln\-missb to make llteJ1or
• A£RONUTRONIC -
FORD propert)' north or Btg
Ctnyon, which will be r OD-
sidered lor a WKI use
cban(e, all~ com-
merd a1 otnce t.Udktp.. ·
• SE1'110R t mZEN ra-
a.lteratbls, a nw pUle roof TOJAL OF 17 ~ ·~:·RESTAURAST "'
IN C M RACE ~~~c=~:£':;
o • Butlor d~eloplftmt, JI'C)-
SeYenteen cbdlda.les .UI posed 11 JarnboreeudCc.llt
rompete lor S eeata on the Hwy. Will be beard at tbl!
Com Mesa Ctty eo.eu ~ Jan. !2 f1'tetltill&.
tbe Marcb ! eleottoL
""""' the m"" dtodllne BICENTENNIAL closed at noon 'f'Deldl.)', the
touowl.ag cand*M r.d FORUM JAN 19 timed in their ..,.,.._ ' _.,
lncambeftt Dom.llllc Raeftl,
lnsunnee broker Edward
Ycfarland, operatinc •-
cinftr 0aYk1 Yarul, RrYke
station operator PMllq.,
E•us, ch ic com mtttet:'tl'O-
mu Mary SmallWOOd, at-
toney A.lrr.d Ja•&Ai,
Realtor Lewla YCMt&, mt.
ciii6Dist Tbeodore BoloCtl,
Monllfeper Ven~~DD hO ..
~ real estate mu IlDtl
BoO. retlrod ocllool ld-
mllalllntor Ah1D Hlllc:blll----llonlo$, Cloo-.. C..---1--. r•nLe ,..,.. ..-c:7 ooa • m•......, no. Hall, •· ....,... .,., Mk-11 ()&...
~ .. ,.,, ..... ·-loniRlc-·.-.----~nl. .
Flloo cfiTs .......... . .. ....... . ....... ......, __
...... c .... ..... ,._ .... .u • ........... c •
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A Plblte Ibn& m at Cfty
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DA GE D PAGE
The Birch Log
Feder&l PoWer Over Children?
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• man hal to ..,. ~ r.,. the IOW'ft'• ,.... .. older ebU 2
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ment to plant m bitowa ........ cocwa.n. ,....... fGr tJ. e.. ~ ..., lpn
In like muner. the r.t.ra1 ,owmeent COD· infaBta, ...t • holt ~ odl. .. ...._ .•• The
trois the ~<*inc induRry. even t.o the n:llnt,. ~ wouW .e..u.n.t ftdlral JM " to
~ ... ~,~ ... ~~~;;;~~~·: uud§~toloebssr __.,, ·~ ..... _, "pls)ousicssl. -·· •li* PIIJ\ li ~1. iDII iiiiiiiiiil liiiiWI run
.... Similot '-nl -... pOitidpotia:: !byelsilolm:! U: dslld-•ioe pro-
lhould be to -from ofticialA who run pam~. •• Jl dtet '*-"t ptGt ..,..._.... U.
due airlines, the nsiin>ado_ the petroleum .,..._ -to ..W dUidno """"""'" "' lodonl
peniet., end other ind.ne.. Another muifa.. da ilr•, trMt doet it do?
ARVO. E. HAAPA, Owttet Md publ isher of ttle Ensi 9r1
·~·······-·~~Q~·· Happy New Year 19761
tation of too much covemment it t.Mt. 11 rrKJre Becken~ the ect ....._ tMt u.pli-.ce will
llftd more Americatlli now rnliu, the federal be on 1 voluntary .... But Re,.t 1 ,.,.tive
pr-Nence in edUCIItiotl, welfere, boumnc. medi· Brednlull hM stated dlat the Act ''ill--1t
cibe. etc., bu Mu11«1 in akyrocketinr eo~t.. aenina: children ill ell aocio4c:onomic poupe."
fantutic increeMS in ll'OWmmf'nt ~-end • and tbet i~ "must, to the atent po.ible, in-
-'',' wcnening situation C'Yfl)'Where . volve •II cbildren." Critics (Nt, widt. ample
'l1w CIUklree Are Nest
It would be romfortinc to J"eeard the lencth,
juatificetion, thlt this Act, if pMMd.. will 100ft
be • voluntary a. forced buliftl &lid other
rovemme-nt.-ctNted n.iJbtmaree.
This coUld be the year of decision,
as we celebrate the ,200th anniversary
of the founding of our nation, which has
produced the greatest individual liberty
in all history, the highest standard of
living anywhere in the world, the greatest
outpouring of assistance to the needy
and unfortunate,
FORTY-EIGHT F'()()1" commereW flstrlng boat ''Little West Coast" ·tmJoadlnc ening string of federal boondonlet u limply
mackerel at weStern Cannery about 1950. Left to right, Russell, John aod Jim my "failures." But the J)<*ibility thtt each new
Some support for tbe propou.J ha. developed
beeauee of a auppoeed din! need for •Y·Clft
centers. But a da-e lltudy of nlttinr .ltUYe)'l
shows that the vut majority of 'W'Of'kinr mothen
do not utte day-clft centers ewn when they aft
availtble rree of chirp. lr rul cobcem for
workinc mothen i.s the motivation, then fewer·
covemment procramt, te~ultinc ln lower wee
tnd let~~ inflation, would certainly help. Will we be ablj> to preserve and protect
this wonderful heritage made possible
by those brave men who pledged Jlei r
lives, their fortunes and their sacred
honor to establish this great republic?
It will take a spiritual revival and ~
rebirth of 'the spirit of liberty U we ars
to turn back from the a ccelerating drift
toward total dependence on Big Brother
government.
Shafer. The boat was owne:l by Russell. Beo and Ed Stlafer. (Jolul and Jimmy. sons (ederal program wu dnicned tO incr-eatte the
of Ben Shafer.) The boats were averagi.Ag from ! to !0 tons or mackerel a day. power of government should not be overlooked.
The cannery was paying the fishermen $50 a ton. Russell Shafer presentl y lives How often llas anyone seen a federal qency
In Costa Mesa. (Photo by Hugh McMillan.) di1b1nded? Has 1 Cbvemment agency ever been
BEACH RAT MEMORIES cre~:;:tt~:~~~:e":re:~~~~;et~e:;:.:~ment,
with their vaunted pueion for helping the dis-
market m the warehouse at 1950s and they wereaveraK)'" advantqed, have a1m,ed thelT control mecht-
ly HUCH McMILLAN 30th St. He took the fish ing from two ,to -;o ton Of,C.iliKms at ournation'schildren. Rep. John Brad-
AUTHOR OF "BEACH RAT by truck to a cannery ln mackerel a nJgtit. ~ith t~ ~rna!' fD -lnd I and Sen Walter Mondale {D.-
DAYS" AND "BEACH RAT PIX" San Pedro. She also re-nu mber of boats ~lylng Min n.) haYe sponaored the Child and F1mily
The other evening 1 was calle-d that in 1935 he was three canneries in the Rhtne Services Act, CWT'l"ntly befoft ConCJ"'!!!II for ron-
havin g dinner tn the Western a rlsh buyer for Western Ch'annel, this was too much sideration. The Act i1J a blat1nt attempt to
Canners Co •• C:>nner}' Rest -Canners Co., whlch by this or a drain on the supply, insert the federal government'• no&e into the
aurant, ll'lt h my wife, Ellie, ti me wasoperattngacannery but nobOdy realized U at thE' province of raisin, children. This .ia another
my dau{!hter, LiMa , and son-in the former warehouse. A time.
ln-la ... ·, Va han Khacha -na tural move ror a cannery Jacques Coosteau IS right
toorian. to be established where a In predicting that all the
1 looked aC'ross at o.,.. supplv of rlsh was available. fi sh will lie ~ne In a fe~~o·
Janpy's restaurant, IlK-I contend that over-fish-years from tht> oceans of
other sldt' of the Rhine tu rn-in g ll'iped out the mackerel the world. It's a C'rying
ing basin, with the sport-fi shing locally and not poilu-shame. If nations adopt 200-
flshing·, boats moored in tion or the ocea n, as somt> milt> limits orr their shores
People Conte
To Aid
Glen Wheaton was the
owner of the Pittsfield
!Maine! Buou Theater. the
AmericaN must face t be aoben.., ruliution
that the PfOIJ'IIml envisioned by tbit Act were
tried in Nazi Germany, and 1ft beint" imple-
mented today in Red Chin•. The~ it no pl1ce
for tbit type o£ leritlation in the United State.,
unleu 1ft are willinc t.o accept totalaovemment
power over everyone end CVft')'thinc.
GRACE HAMIL TON Do we still have th& courage and
character to r e main ~ree? This year of
1&76 may well decide that question,
Wi th divine guidance, we will be able
to give the answer in the affirmative -
if we re me mber the promise : 0 Where
the SJ>irit of the Lord is, there is
liber(y ."
front. There were s word, J>f"'ple claim. 1 was talking aM f'Ontrol fl!';hing In them,
rtshln@. boats tied up at tilt' the 'other day to Russell II woulrl lie a s tep in the
clfy wharf at the end or Shafe r, 2044 National Ave., right r1irer-ti01J ,Intemattunal
tht> turning basin. 1 Jook("(l Costa Mesa. He owned •·oopt>ratlon seems to be out
)down the channel, seein~ tile shares in the 48-Coot com-of the question when It eomes
town·, onl)-' m-town theater.
This spnng he shut down his
fi nandall y strapped movie
hou ~e ra ther than show
X-rated fi lms. Townspeople
and local bl:sinessmen.
impressed hy .1 man who
felt a '"mora.! obligat ion to
givr family e-ntertainment,"
paid off two mort&a&es and
a tax lien . They formed a
"We may t>r annihilated,
tlut we c a nn ot tle
conqu ered." -Gen. Robert
I ,
• • • • * PLEASE , NO MORE HELP
Beware of the politician when he
says, "I want to help you."
Beware ~ tbf lat,Htrolfer ~ ~
the propot to change -the N ~
Beach lie se fee .system "in order
to get rid f inequities!' · ·,
bay filled to capacity wU/1 mercia! fishing boat, "Little to protectlng what rew fish
pleasure boats. My '41lew of West Coast," back in the we have left.
~~-:~:.. :,;\~"~~. ~f:O ~;;: .R· ICHARDSON REPORT
601 Lido buUdiogs oo Lido .
Peninsula. Pedpl., .'lo'ere 8)' SENATOR H. L. RJC HARr&>N (R-Ar cadia}
Tbe Lido bridge had
DOt been built. There was a
12-loeh wide foot bridge,
with no nils, to Lido Isle.
Lafayette St. had not been
installed, What is now Lido
Park Or, 1was noth.tng but
sand. The channel betwPen
Lido Pentrlsula and Lido Isle
had not ~E>n drt>dged. We
kids dUll: I-iams on thP murl
flats there at ICiw ticle.
Quite a number of years practi cal job skills? 90 )'es
ago, I was in the rorefront -1'5 no.
of t he fight to prevent 18. 4. Shoui J a peraon 00ft-
year..ol4s from volin(. I ~rted or a relony crime
-cuss ~ noor .,-11>1 lOlA -uy ct•U ricblf for sen:lte and bled eJOQUellily term of the seothrce:'
On hoW the awerage 18,year, YH. ?I no , "
old was DOt matu.re enough 5. A person convicted for
to cast a consistently adult . the thlrd time or a vtoi@Dt
vote, I was adamant as usua.\ crime should be mandated
.. , I was also dear! wrong. to serve a ltfe sentence with-
There were 2 basic flaws out posslbtllty or parole? 99
in 'TTIY thinking. Thf> first yes -7 no. ''as that I was comparine 6. Instilling of the work
them to adults my age, In -eth ic shOuld be part of any
stead or with those In theiz· pb training prol':ram in the
own peer group category of prisons. 89 yes a 17 no.
21 to 25. Secondly, I w:~:<> 7. The ~~:overnment should
not sure that an 18-ye ar-olrl hegln to instill this same
who wanted to votE' h:tr1 a work ethll" In the pubJh•
good enough grasp or n Jr . rather th.an continue its pre-
rent events. sent ''glve.awa\'''pr~"tices,
Arter the first electlou ~3 yes • 13 no.
had been cornpleted 1 had I believe their answers
an opportunltr to view thE' -show overwhelmingly gOOd
resulls. Much to m)' sur ~ rommon sense, Individual
prise, the 18-year-Oirl vot£-responsibility and concern
did not vary that much from over a person bel DR punished
the 21-to-25-year old vote. for the aC'ts that he commits
I believe that a person 21 a~~;atnst 9(){"1ety,
non-profit association to
i!ttninMh the theater and
rettlft Mr. Wbaton n a
uial'led operaior. On June 2
the oi3 8ijod '-renamed
Pit ts fie ld Community
Theater -opened u a
publicly owned theater
pledged to a schedule O'r live
and filmed family styl~:
entenainment.
-Morality In M'dio
LAURA PETERSON OF
C:M, DIES AT AGE 95
Laura Peterson, 95, or
140 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa,
who died Dee. 24 at her
home, was buried Dec. 26
in Rose Hills, Whittier, fol-
lowln( services at Paclflc
Vie-. Cnapel, T~ Rev.Bruce-
Kurrle conducted the funeral
serviC'e.
Mrs , Peterson is survived
by a daughter, Romola Fol-
ey of Com Mesa.
The Christmas and New
Yo:ar holidays are a little
different this year. It should
he a time of thoughtful
sppret:iat ton for everythin(!
w~e hold dea1 Wh at better
way to c elebrate our
country's 200th birthday
than to rrflect upon th~
faith and chara cter of those
~teat men who helped build
the United States of
America .
M y personal
-appreciation JOt'S to a
young ~an wt.o cnciOusly
pve m~ part of the credit
for tumint him in the
"ri&hl'' direction, almo!lt
ten years aao. The follow ina
quo t ati ons h ave been
"lifted " from his brand new
booklet , Handbook. On Uad
and Coun try, (Paul Revere
Prns. Box. 801 . West Point.
Mis.~. 3Q77J, pncr $1.50)
··courage and reality
seem to me to be better
weapons again51 t'Yfl than
11lus io n and dr ~pair"
Bernard DeVoto
.. _The o pposit~: or
Vtctory is drfeal -not
coexistence or L'Ompromise"
-Bany Goldwater
1 his maneuver is being pushed bY
Counc ilman Howard Rogers, who makes
it appe ar that he has great compassion
fo r the little businesses in our city
and doesn't want them to be paying the
same fees as the big businesses. Upon
hearing of this plan, I assumed there
would com e a suggestion from Mr.
f<ogers that the license fe es of small
businesses be lowe r ed. Right? Wrong.
You c an bet yo ur last uRogers for
Counc il'' button that that's not the idea
at all. Howard's plan for "getting rid
of inequities" is to sock big business
bard . Would you believe doubl e? That's
precisely the objective -to get twi.ce
as much income from business license
fees by . basing the amount on gr oss
business receipts.
Then• ' "''Pre perhaps a
dott>n ,6mal! rommercial
fi s hing /hoats tle<l to shOrE'
moorlnks between 28th St.
and 30th St. At•r•orrtin.-: to
H. L, Shennan's ''History
of ~e.wport Beach/' the first
dre-<fging in the ha y b} the
cit~ was thP C'itY r hannel
from the entrance to the
cannery at 28th St. A group
or private lnvt>stors rtredgerl
a continuation of thP d ty
r hannel to a 11or k :~nd w:ue-
OOUse, locatt>t"l on a smaU
turninl! basin. Ttrus, the
Rhine Channel was r r eated .
I was too youn~~: to remem-
ber, sUcking a round my
home over by the Newport
Pie r. II must have bePn the
time Lido Peninsula was
raised rrom a mud nat.
year s of ag£-is capable of
castin~ a rational vote and
now, murh to my chagrin,
f have he'!n madt> painfu1\y
aware that the 18-year.old
Letters to the Editor
We have fought this one befor e. Why
do we now have to fi ght i t again ? The
r e ason is that politicians c annot leave
'us alone. They'r e bound and dete rmined
to ''help" us, even though we protest
that we can't affo rd their assistance.
That last fi ght was not exa ctly a
glorious victory for our side, As a
ucompromise," we all got hit with a
hundred per cent inc rease in license
fees . But we did defeat the effort to tax
us for licenses on the basis of gross
income.
The gr oss Income ya r dstick is an
Invasion of privacy, as Coun cllman Paul
Ryckoff said in his objection to Mr.
Rogers' soak-the-rich plot. It would put
the city into our bookkeeping depart-
ment, checking our records of profit
and lou, But worse than tbal, the gross
vote varies only a little rron1 • "WE KNOW BEST"
th'! slightly older catelo(or y Edlto"r of the ~
How could I comlemn on(' Once again, our Newport
withOut condemning tht> Heach CHy Coo nell has said,
other? I round myself in a in eftect, "to hell wtth the
political pickle. No one likl' people, we know what's best
to admit anerror,PS()e('iall}' for them."
after belnR so artama.nl on the-l 1m referring to their
sub}ect. recent decision to nang onto
mise was left in total dis -nentlons.
array, when I observer! that ce betore, when the
So, the C annerr Restau -
rant, originally, wasa ware-
hOU~. I can remember when
Laur;:a McC lellan's rather,
J. M. Cooper, ran a whole-
'sale tlsh market there. r
Later on, m}' se{·on!'l ptP-~he power to dec ide on future
the majority of 18-year-olds slat was trying to r•m a
can remember wh"n my display good common sense fre~y through our town. oo~e, W. A. Irwin, hart a when the opportunity arl~s. the ouncll lgnor&d the
•essel unload lumber at the Recently, this far-t wa.o; con~ wis of the people, and
3oth St. dock In 1921, which firmed onee more. 1 ~nt sig an agreement to let
was used by him to build out a qoestionMite to my the g road come thfOIIIb.
hOUses on Newpo rt Heights. district on law enForcement T people had to take away
We kids used to keep our Issues and one teacher whO that power and decide for
row boat1 at t he foot or received that questionnaire themselves that no freeway
21st St. We -.ould row up gave the quest\ons to five would ceme througtl, eYer,
to t~ tum lni basln, pull separate law school eluses wtthout a popular vote.
our row boats up on the or high schOol seniors. Now, we must do the arne
beach, walk across the sand Here an the results: thin( onlheiJineuUonlaa.e.
of Lido P~tnsula and dig (Not all totals are the Maybe wt ahOOitt f"M co 1
elt.ml In the meandering same because some ques-st~ further and t•m out
ehaonel that ran through the tlons 'ftte not answered, "' otnce an of the Colmcll
tales between Lido Isle and The~ wert 106 total ques~ members who YOttd to jlal.
Lido Penluula. UonnaJrec from the stu-oasly pard that amuatloa
We eoa'ld dig on an aver. dentt.) pOWer.
income scheme would be a dangerous ac• ot 12 pounds or ruor 1. Slsoold tht crtme By llso .. ,,, --r·lso-
brealrthr"""'h in the bu.tc_ cooc~ept of_ ~moWOSie -a~~~! b!:. eamc~ --lssC record ol )udces co me ot ll:ost PI•-""' .... .._ --·un:nn "' , ~bt Plblilbld •eh eateod.ar on the Conell Wb4lli tht fne-bualn·,88 license collt, It Is tntend<ld dad tor to -· a -. yeor'l • ,.. _ 1~ 110, .. ar .._ uru 110t?
to cover tbe admlnjlltr~tiv.e collte {)f "'151'" 150 ootd to ooort-2, -por-• 11 and T .. porto i>ouseht-r
n.-rmea I.D hiJ ~~ ltMd older be •at to atalt prt1011 OU F E UeenlltDg. The cbllnp 'to grou Income at 105 lieF-Pl., -ror ltloor ertme """"k:tlou • HOW WOULD Y E L?
plan would sllta.bllllb bu8\nHe licensing 1111150 "-" Plu. -ot 11<111( ""'Ill Jss-ToH: =:-=,.. 1ao111,.. Mra. ~IAUaa reeallod -III<UIIIes? !71 101 -
•
u a aou.t'Ce of adlled tneome. If that ,. .. trd&,JtMtttWMilltll 100, bad1 bola! ud tw.ct ... r ' t-t~ 1-. 1150-..-(Podlk) ' 18 •"owed to, MciPtll, ·watch out, bOth ud -· -... r I , Slsoold lal'SiotK ot ll>te lo lt:o wrld _, oor,:.~ t -...,_ a W'lsol-• IIIIi prl ...... -1410loln • l.lttle and big ~-We wiD beCome ror .. --.. ... ~ ttnctln .... ca be tllllld. ; fair game for belna bit 8(lll.n 811d a,pin 111 .,_
~ with blgber and blpr l\Cen8e fees. "H<r< io the notion God has buUd«i by ••• Or lo Ill .. a larp plot • C Co u 1m that hat~ ." -W(~row wu,un.Juty4, 1913 of p-.-tca 'WIIkllt tot.Ud ; Let' 8 let tbe lty lmC OW a -bUit eousld 101 lso-
• ... doa't W811t tbllt ~rind of "help!' r-ot . rellrt-..
,. 1
building homes near lD agrl.
cultural a.rea , ••
Or to have a farm Nlldy
for heiusing development that
could not be used due .. to t.
restrictiVe state•ldre land
use plan • , •
Or to start tht develop-
ment · of a hoallnl pro)tct
for "low cost boa811t" lftd
hue restrletiODI etdorc:ed
upiXI ,ou becalM oee per-
-. yea, )Ill OM pe-r-
felt that be att,.ld ippiR1
,.... -., ,.,.. praporty
'" Or 101r lud parehUe by
the ....._t ot )'Oir brow bt -.uM b)' JIOI becnn _.
eoutt.l commltAciMr de-
termtMd tMt J'OIIIr laM
shoD! be rHtrNCI fDr p!lb-
lle tccpllttkla.
How WOII<I ,.. feel?
The --· CoolDJ C.ommlaloe ptu of M·
.. rtctl .. locta-' ' ' .,
r~· 111111-Ill lutt ... WDIIild brlac ttiNe
~IU1etkU lbcMit.
Write J'OIIf lllltmbiJ'IIIID
Ud JUir Matt ...t:~or to
-,... objoc-Ill tile e_.,.._
1'btr wU1 be ra .. QHift .. ,.. ........ -..
W. lltuy la .. an
JStoVIolallll'l
M&lpott a.ell
• AnllAft* 8UI
,_, Ifill a._
n. •• a ._. --~-----:::-....
Co.c:U •a l •• ~
llkttr .. • 11 11 U'll-
•• to ICNIIII ... I ..... c ..... ...,,,,[ .. ....
needed fllrther facts befoft
beiag presented ror a popu.
Jar 'tOte?
AnntDble properties both
east IQd we.t of Newport
IH abject to recommeda-
tloaa of the Coutal Com.
mlsttoll., Whote IUe Ia now
being cona(dered by tM leg.
l.tllhlre. De•elopmenl of
ettber aret It a IOOC ruge
project aad .olathe maalel-
pal penmeet · ol arne.
Shldiu an &W •:ter way
ID ltftrtl qie.J1en OODCena-
ll:c ..... -~ ............. ot tbtle areu.
Tile mOlt '-'Ileal reu:~a
for delaytacactw1ereiiU(e
at tbla time ts allllllrlJ tblt
n eb 1 m"•" 'ftlllliN n-
-tile eloot ., ... Mew-port c-u us 11111 to
partlci!lltolollsotssro--lllou,
It 11 ~· tbat ... dty wlll l'f'lllt'ally oc.trol
the ttnt larp ,,... coe ..
Upou to ...... rt e.e..
It ..,.... otMr .... ...,_,.
,.,. CIIOined 01' ....
..... ,.., to .... Relli df., .-,n•? .. ..,. -~,_,_r_
SIIA-A ...
Corwo*'lllar
• ltOTI TO AL P'OaGIT
Dolrllr,F ...... ___ ... __ ... , .. _-__ -. ...... ,_..,, ,,,
ud ... ", na I.._., Ill ......... _
co::,r:ttr:.:~ C'a 1
lollnJ --I
E. Lee
"There i1 u mu ch
dignity in tillina a field as in
writin& a poem." -Booktr
T. Washtngton
"-Effort is the name of
t he &ame.". -'('alter
Brtnnan -· ... , _ .
, ''God helps t ose who
hdp themsdv~" 't'"John
Adams
"'-It if mJ, duty to nl)'
country to lov~: i!; to
support iu Constitution: to
obey its laws; to resput tis
naa. and to d~fe nd it apinst
all enemies." -Will iam
Tyler Pare
.;.. "Every ri ght we insist
upon as fret men carries
With it the duty not to
interfere fordbly
same rilht by
-Ralph llusted
'"You htvc
with the
others."
a moral
obliption· to preserve y(>Ur
lifr and liberty.·· -Ciarencr
Manion
"Let us have faith that
righ I makes milh I, and in
that faith let us to the end
dart to do our duty as we
un dentand it." -Abraham
Lincoln
"T he very first
requirement of a school, in
my opinion, is to build
character."-Tom Andenon
··A man 's first duty is'to
his home, bot he is not
thereby ucused from doina
ttis dttoty to the state; ror if
he fails in th is second duty
it is under the penalty of'
ceasing to be a free man."
-Theodore ROOtevelt
"The three basic human
loyalt ies -loyalty to God,
loyalty to country, snd
loyalty to family." -Robert
Welch
.. -It is the duty C'f all
nations to acknvWled• the
providence of Allftilftty
God, to obey Htl will , to be
anteful for Hie: benefita,
and humbly to lmpiQft Hi1
protection, aid tnd favon. ••
-Georae WalhinJion • Wift d1ae th~t1 In '
mind, we •"' you • happy
•d holy bolidty •euon and,
we Wiih for <Mu country
nMft)' more birthdays un
freedom.
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JOSEPH JACKSON. I EX~~·,.?!~,, ~~THE.J~~J;~, LINE ~ I
of 1741 Pomona, Costa M.-sa died Sund2y Dec zs -at All at once. voices stilled . • • chat1er Among the local friends were Glor ia and
Loac Beach' vete~s tiOs-cea.sM aoo Ln tbe ensuing quietness, w~ Jack Martin, Norma and Sam Gurley, JoaniE:
plta.L t::ould almost hear th~ splashing fountain and Jay Betson, Victoria and IUymond Beyer
Mr. Jackson, a native of of the wner court at AJ and Adele Gallades • • : we bad a dellg~e..Chrlstmas
Wisconsin, was a Wor ld War Dover Sbo~es home on Galaxy Drive. There evenmg in their home; Dorolliy and Max
1 Navy veteran ant1 worke<l was an aJr of expectancy • . • suddenly Olson, good to see th@m again; as well as
for 40 years as an ar tor ''ho, ho, ho'' brot.e the silenc ~> and Santa vivacious Vivian Perron and Roland, Elatne
He had lived here for ~ w person r·ame bouodine through the entr> and Fritt Westerholt, Helen and Jerry John -
past 8 years. way, past th .. Chnstmas t ree of whlte, pale son, Jean and Max M.Uler, Elsie and Ed
He ls sun lvec1 IJ} his wHP pink and deep pink roses and baby's breath, PurneU, Fr an and Dick Sisemore, Marian
Dorothy. • wturh stood on a glass topped table there and Arctu .. I loyd, Earhne and Rex Albright
5enlces were held ves-Close L)' -.·as Adele's mother, Ohvf' . • • see111s llke a century since we hac!
ter day at Bell-Broat1wa) Shehadr, who t.ad nown tn t112t morn from seen ea~:h other. Mor e were Carrie Lou
Chapel in Costa Mesa with Ptttsbureh, Pa., and she r~>reived the ftrst and Emtle Kurt . • • he's wath DiSDP)
Monsignor Thomas NP~IIl of greetm~. from the )oil} old fellow; anrl a gift Studios and a two time Oscar wmner ••
St. Joachi m's Cathollr for havlllg been ··a good gtrl aU )Par... and ever so manr more. The beautiful
Chur ch officiating. Burial Just "over there" was AI 'S mothf'r, Essie ·~affair ended with a sumptuous supper and
was ln Pacllk Vlpv.· m£>mor _ Gallac1», who too had been a · 'ft()()(i ~lrl... merr} Christ mas wishes plus happy :\P'.I'
W part . Soon Jt was apparent none of the larltf's Year tool ') ~-------. present hart been the least bit naught y, for • • • •
~rHitiU
who. stor-. •t
tn3 N..,ort •IWI. ,._ b t¥n •
Colt• .,._ ~ffdmwk lor mor~
~ 21 ...-s.,fllln I/Vfllorlt'l of'
..,. ~ j-lry
THE R.EGEHT
DIAMOHD
In 1702, w hlle a Brit Ish
governor in India, Thomas
Pitt sank his entire fortune
lnto a 410 ca rat rou~~;h rl ia -
mond,
earh wac; reward~ with a Santa ~rePtlng Were you awake when the bells ran~t out
aot1 !(1ft . . • a flacon of perfume. The t~ae old" Awake or not, into the keeping
geotlenHm we ren't fonrotten, they received of each, 1mP Included), was placed a prirP-
thelr's as the} badt> RO<>dntght. Excat£>ment less glft. Have vou yet examined vours"
over, t;Uests resumed vtsltinl! with one an-Look at at "lost:'l) . • . there as no prac·e
other while indulj!;lnl{ themselves with yumm) ma rked on at. It <anoot he W~>t.;hecl, for
tidbits and Christmas r heer . Old frl~>nrts no sr ales ran halan• .-. •• ,.,.uP, A kan~. 'o;
and new acquaintances mad~> a spark !~ ransom In •'ompariso! .• , nothan~;, \'et 11
ev~lng. was given to bee~ar an•1 prior(' alike. Tt P
' 'We met At•s son Jim, also Al•s si'Ster l!lver onh asked that 11 be ust>rl wisc-h
Josephine, wUh Iter husband, Dr Nicola, aQd well.
and their dausthtf'r Janlr e, who has woo This jewel IS rart> and unique; It L~
>everal oratoriral cootPsts tooth ln USA never bef'tl displaved ln any shop w~
and Canada, sponsorPt! b) Soya, a church it r ould not ~ purchased; It cannot be
youth uoup ThP last rootest was at the sold. So other t reasure holr1s tht:' pas-
Ambassador Hotel. stblllties this offers .•. none ~"an surpass
Also pr esent was Mirna Malouf of L.A., tts ROiden splendor. 0' all ~arts ,.ou rna)·
SU«'h a .renerous ph1 ~anthroplst .•• recently have re<-eived, you wUJ find th1s one the
~he macle magnificent contributions to both most pre<'ious. It has been ortere1 many
J.C. L.A. and U.S.C. Also fr om Los Angeles times t>efore; from the depths of bounrlless
¥ere Mablt:' and N,orman Marney .•. George love tt will be given again. It is lt'tt to the
tnd Fr eddie ~ 1rola Ot>". Itt rrom c hir"ago recipient to find the golden thr ea 1 running
• . . folk wer e ther t> from evPr~'hf'rt:': through lt, Only with great rare will the
Enid and Leon Mazza, Aida Al mani1 )eWel r etain its luster. Ca rele~sness, ln-
Gagani an, bgypt; Nuha and John Qushalr gratitude and selllsllness waJl tar nish the
THESE YOUNG L ADIES, made their for mal bow to society
Saturday even!~ at tbe annual debutante ball of the
Newport Harbor Auxi liary, Childr en's Home Society,
held at thf' Balboa Bay Club. Seaterl ln front are Susan
Dolores Barq , at left, and Bf'cky Lou Bowie. Standing,
l~ft to right, are Melanie Ra y McCray, Anastasla Allsa
Mams, Bettina Bents, Elizabeth Anne McNalle}, T racey
Ann "'"~ht, Gle"llla Sue Klein, \1arlene Bo)'d, Dorothy
Devon Dale, Dennie Lynn Doan, Ter esa Marie Ta~lor.
Letltla SutaMe QuiM , Charlotte Amanda lmr£>11 and
~anq· Lvrua G ra~. (Photo b} Beth Korh)
Sherman Foundation
offers new c-ourses
Thf' ~herm ·n foundatton
Center 1n Corona t1el Mar
Will h •~~:to its w .nter ses-
sion or ('(!ucauu·cal pr~ra ms
on Jan. 19. T his s~.>sston
offer::. a v·u1et\ of dasses,
f'a•· h rest rl<'ted lu s1ze to
enroura2e sturlt-nt parttcipa .
tlon.
Repeat rou rses tn< Julie
Plt Kaufman'c; '·or r ourse
'ou can dra-.·! •· sk.errbing
and palntln~ class, and BetS)
Moulton's "F'rent h terla-
niques" r·ooklng c·lasses.
Alex Gr igg, manager of the
Sher man Foundation nurser }
aDd growing ground, will
aga.tn tetch "plant propaga-
tion for the home gardener "
at the nursery's far tlities
ln Dana Point.
New courses to he offered
include: · ·bast• • ~.>ramtcs,"
taught b) Laguna Rea• h pot-
ter Cra~ Barr et; ·'house
plants and conta1nt:'r .rar den -
tog," to txo lntroc1ur erf b\'
Albert Coht>n, a lora! Jand-
~rape arC>hltect ; ''rlis ·ov~r
ln~ herbs,'' taught h\ Shlr-
I!')' Ker ins, rhalr man of the
Orang~ County Herb So-
' IPt~; '·etchin~ and sr ulpt-
tni in stonewart>," taught
l'\ Billie Sm lth, local pottf'n
artist.
R.•g1stratlon aofor matton
rna~ be obtained by phoning
the Garden Of!tr t:', 264i E.
Coast Hw) ., Corona del Mar;
telepllone: (i 14) 673 -2261.
PARKER NAMED
Dr . William H. Parker of
Irvine, associate professor
of physics at l'C Irvine, has
been named asststant vit'f'
chancellor for academic af-
b lr s --plans ud progh.ms
--effective Jan. 1. Re wlU
~ oo a half-time bas1s so
he can continue his te2chtng
and research In low temp-
eraturt> physir s with a con-
centration on super condurt-
tvaty.
He receaved the John Pn<'f'
Wethen ll medal of t he
Fr anklin Institute of Phlla;
r1t>lphia rt>Cently for out-
stan<11n~; scientific achtevt'-
m f'nt t he physical
~RT HARBOR EIS«<N
PUaJSHED WEEllY -PAGE 3
•.
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Have ·a Great Year
in 1976!
50% OFF
Christmas Decorations
Box Cards
Christmas Party Goods
Christmas Tree Light Sets
BEAUTIFUL DINING ON THE BAY
COCKTAILS UNDER THE STARS
OtAMPAGIE SUNDAY IIUNOf
10 A.M. to 3 P.M.
.. ,., ...... .,. &
DAJMC .. 7 MIGaHY'S
Now A ppeanng
"BEST
Of
I FRIEfi)S"
SEASON'S GREETINGS
'I
' ..
" ~
' ~
645-1313
Hoping to sell It pr o-
fitably, he had his son
carry the gem on the
ted~s voyage around
Africa to London, and spent
months of anxiety to lndla
over the possfbtlUies of
the ship sinking, t heft, ant1
the chanre that his son
might (ambl!' It away. Bot It
son and ~~;em arrived In
London, ••her e the r ough
was fashlooed toto a br U _
liant of 140.50 carats.
Bethlt:'hem, anrl florey and Felix van Beek br illianc-y, mayhaps br eak the unspoiled
from Hollanrl .•• What stori es of refU~tf'es thread, mar the perfection. . •1uri~ the wa r ttt~>y can tell So guard lt closely, lest throu£h weak ·
Other s at tht> party wer e Anne Marie finger s lt sUps from the hand. L OC•k o~n
anrl Dolph BaHan, oow of Corona dPI Mar at Its faultless beauty. Accept It as at was
hur ltved man', many year c; in Africa: offered from the heart of the gav~>r. Con-
f It''' t to home were Murt~l anc1 Henn slder It the most treasured of posst:'ssloos,
~. ll~>r'>. l-on11. Bt>a<'h, and Or 'i ed Rowlhah for of all gtfts it ls by tar the gr eato>st .•.
and w1 fe Pat of Santa Ana . the gllt of a New Year! (Author unknown.}
~ew~'\._>rt
Prin LLr~ Smiles winners named
TOTAL PRINTI NG
F ACILITIES
~40·4444
1 The Orange County Coast
Assn. IMOUDC£>S the follow-
in~ w!M er s tn the I ODllal
40 miles of smiles Christ-
mas decorations contest:
Chr lstmasvllle (com-
With Europe at war, at
was 1717 before the cut
gem was sold at a high
profit for over $650,000
to Phlllp, Regent of France
where It joined the French
crown jewels and was
named the "Re&ent." ~()() ~~rv(Jo rJ C nttu f>r: munltv lighting} -Hunting-
ton Harbour -Huntington I B+.!l Ch. S•i l f! 001
,, IJ
fh~· VALUE~ on Her(' 1
Soccer Shoes Tennis Dresses .
Football Shoes Tennis Shirts & Shorts ·
a...ball Shoes Tennis Shoes
Track Shoes Tennis Rackets ..
Bike P•rts Tennis Strina Bike R.,._lrina I
Decorated homes 1st
place, Ken L. Evans. ';'02
St. James Place, l llf'f
Haven; 2nd, EmU J. Roth,
6102 W. Ocean Front, West
·'N ('W'pc:>rt; honor able mentIon,
Al . Brashear, 16439 Shad-
brush, Fountain Valley. .
Decorated business: lst
place, Chl.cken Llt1le's Em-
porlum, 574 Coa st Hw\ ., La-
guna Beach; 2nd, Celesc o in-
dustries Inc., 3333 Harbor
Blvd., Costa Mesa; honor -
able mention, Flowerc; by
tior rl, 448 E. 17th St., Co-m Meta.
T he judging was compl~>te<l
h'om colored sltdes take.n
the week of Dee. 18. The
Judges toctooed Mear s. and
Mmes. Ted Finster, William
Webb, Jack Feehu, Keo
Sampson, Ted Bartlett and
Ralph Ki ser. Mr. Flnster is
president of the Coast Assn.
REAL ESTATE MAN
ERNEST VALE DIES
Eroest Vale, 86, vet~>ran
real eStatt> broker and a
past grand p;1tron of tilt> Or-
der-of t he Eastt'rn Star, dled
Dec. l 4 at a local coonJ-
etcent hom~>. •
Ht U•~ at 24'71 MarlAO,
8ay aor ... tDd at.o maill-
ta.IMd a home ta Rancho
lllflce. Re ts Rn t•C'd by
I ....,..,. , LJWW M.Wt>ll of JC..-..n Beach.
\ CUUU. Scl~ pnctl-
\loeer Walter f.lob coo-
_.. Uw liMn! ""k't .._., at Pad ftc Vtew
Clllpel. nt faallJ -ccest•
IM-ofl.al ~ lo
tale AIMrt<"U CU<'er Sod~
ttJ al to tlle OTdtr of tbe
l lllenSIIU. .
200 . SPORTCOATS
TR~Mit~ IIDUCTIOM~ ...
COSTS All FOI.OTTe.
AI RecJ. Pric.cl NOW 4400 $90 to $110
All RecJ. Priced
to $120 NOW 54°0
We're pro.cl of_. s•di• of SpartcHh.TMy
.-e Mostet-TalhM'Miill D1 "' tt.lt -.d Tedwi•ll
Polpster. Plaich -a.cb & ,.._ itt Ibn ll to
•~•IJIII•' -&.c.JI-s•artL
I USE YO~R MAST'Bl CHARM .. IA.....a~CARD I
150 LEISURE SUITS
• _.. __ ...... c:t~. .. ..., ···-............. -··· WICOWL,erlwd..,....CI ......... ,..... NOW
....... ftricft S1S..OO te Sl IL OO
JSOP*
MEN'S SI.A()(S
....._ Ct.clla a.. '""· • • .................... Slats l2
... 2. ...........
UI.M .. PS.IO
.300
SPORT
SHIRTS .._ .... ,.....,.., .-4 .....
512.
:==a .. 514.
O.r selectl•• ef
...... pdCaw "••--fsclw .. L
... ''·" s~ ~ ·········· ~
~ rl•~ ..... S415
THE NEWPORTER MEN'S SHOP
" _. LOCA18 ...... OIIM MCn'a
11071 '"" u •
ich n-Passovoy
vows exchanged
• t ........ $111
.......... pz ,,
.. ~ 1111 ~ -· zsatllll , .... ......_ c.,~"-Alu
•• __.) s 4'7rtf ••
; _.. ·"rttr 1 tA *' ........... ~-........... dleilp
< -?liPS :W.ftaa-
11 Jl" d, I of Aer..O-Ltte
Dr I W ~GuM Groft.
~ -.,..
~Hide's ...._. eerncl u
--of_,,~
._..., ... tbe tbe belt
au.. Cltert1 Eichen was tile
ldlllJd tJI ~r. IDd Jetr.rey
Elc ... WU tM Ublr.
After a t.Dcbeoll t'fOIP·
11oo" toe !Oariu c::rc,..,
tbe brkle aDd croom left tor
a 10 day '-eJmooo 011 tbe
Mencu Rtriera. They plu
to ll•e In the Ne~rt ana.· ~r . ~
~ ,. Hand crafted and
·· ' hand made gift
'• items for every occasion.
t Sparrow 1 Pnch •••• , ous ,., , f . a '1416 .. iWPOIT aLYD,· 'I .: !:'"" .... .. " ., -••2-·····
RI!5TTLEO
!UA!IED-REUOREO
THRI!I GIHERA.TIOMS 01" FURMIEitS
BALBOA FUR FACTORY
JIS P'ALM ST., thor lh• f•"'l'
~~.~.... 675 I 1192
Y£AR £ND
MR5. HEYEN PERRY
Susan Segerstrom is
bride of Steve Perry
A reception at the South
Coast Ptar.a hotel, Costa
Mesa, followed thE' wedding
of Miss Susan Segerstrom
and steven Perry.
The bride Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. HaroldSeg-
erstrom Jr. of Santa Ana.,
and the bridegroom ls the
son of Mr. and Mrs. o. L.
Perry of Granada Hills.
They were married In ua
afternooo. ceremoay at the
f rlst PreSbyterian Church
of Santa Ana on Saturday,
Dec, 27,
The oeremooy wu per~
formed by the Rev. Aule
Severtsoo, pastor of St.
Stepheos Lutheran dmrch in
Granada HUis,
lj3 to 1/2 off
Standing up with the bride
and groom as honored at-
tendants we re Mtss Cheryl
Petersen of Bellen~e, Wuh-
lngton, as maid of honor
and Charles Rathfon of San
Clemente as best man. '•
STARTS FRIDAY JANUARY 2
all l...,.s from regular stock I
Both the bride and groom
are recent graduates of the
College of the Paclfic in
· Azusa.. Miss Segerstr.om was
a psychology major. The
bt'ldevoom Is enrolled In
Wa.rtburg Theological SemJ-
JCollaM 'hNt_A "" ,, ,. .. ., aaryinllubaque,Powa;er
"""" I \U fUL • ""'•""""" in Soli I tM cotple wlll Pi*' ~\:M:-:•:d:"'::IO:•:~•::on::~::::::;f·;17:1;h:&:;IN~Ine::~~~::::::::::::~==~~ ~r t~ am
24th
LIDAY CE
BLOUSES & TOPS CAPRIS .... , ....
.. t.zue ..........
NOw 57•
NOw 512•
MDw 5 14•
....IDVUG MOWSCJ•
Gro .. of..._
..... uo -·4·
PANTSUITS LONG ......... .... -CeWu •, __ .. -·-SJ488
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OTtaS UP TO 'It ()Ill: OTHHS UP 10 'It ()Ill:
LINGERIE SPECIALS
Alltttcd
bras
....... 7 ......
-JUt.JIOO
••••• PANTYHOSE
Alii tMcelln& ...
CASUAL SHOES
Auol led styles. sizes, colafs
•-.,ncetos••.oo NowS4BB
UDOYILLAGE
3424 Y.la Lfclo • NewpOrt •••c•
OPEN SUND.lYS. 11-4
.:,
'
Talks oh
the family_
pre sen ,...... ... , __ _
port leell will Ill" ' a 5-------..,.. bot' : a -11 • c ..... do! ... 2I2P -1 Here*• a. •l' ·cr
IEC'ftOII l. 1'1111 b"p ·-Ia, 11 •• -C.:., -. .. ~=~.~~ ~Je«ra .. ,_. 111111 tr .._ -~~~~~~-~--~-.=--=-"' ... C::,of ••rat
~ ....... .. 11-ill", -d ·-.... --~~~, Gr-. dlldcal..,e....._,... lnlle"t .......... Ia ...
"~ U. ... odnt11Hoe Ctty tt JC..,...t S.:..
of God:" c-of ~ -or 1-. IS --11att11a New-Clllll:lnta. uper-.llled
...... ---of ,. -1, -.. l??ls-au 1 1ncy dlftnlla Jlft-eel's •• a..d ....,.,
....... ,. 5 Or..-c-oy ...... of -~. de-
e.Wn:, ''Tr.&: in jlfteile se~ a~
Jutlce." Bee ...... 8t tile Eu&erly
Fib. 1 --Saadra HuTey, COI'Wft' ol Par·.:ti Z. U per
iutnlctor with H...tllictoa lllJII ftJed Ia 8clok M. piCe
S.eb 8Cbool district. .. Dis_ 40, Parcel .... neont. ol ccwertac yoarsell wltblD said COlDly. aid ear.rbe-yuar tamnr," iDo :a.,._,. ??De
Feb. a --Samuel H. A1-of S. Joaqllla HUla Reed bert. II.D., psyclldlt:rUI:, IJid tbe IJonc'lry ol Tract
"T~tioa YS. helbllam: No. 6015, u per rDJP IUed
reeeat eultan.l eftecb ex~ in B:oottJt,pacea:Ziuato-cb
the famUy aalt.'' fl, Mlace11•.-s ......
Tbt lectures, eaell set to records ol a.ld eo.ty;
beglll at 10 •.m,, are tree tbenee aioac aAd boiiDdaey
and op111 to tbe pllbllc. tbe followlDc dacrtled
OOUGLAS BULLEY of the
Bluffs has joined Newport
Equity Fuoda as a1oanc:ooo-
selor. ¥r .. pulley, 33, was
an undenrrtttng dlvlsloo
maruger for Allstate lnsar-
anee In Suta ADa. for 5
yea.rs, and • "~ operatJons of-
ficer W'ith !sank of America
before jo~inc lj~ ~).·
ty. He .tiotds a a0C::{il'tclid¢.'e
• ......, ll'om ;, ~, 'Siait
Paper pickup
nets 89 tons
Truh crews collected
89.4 tons of old ne•IIJIPerS
in Ne,"J))rt Beach during No-
vember, ntstng the total to
1.388 tons collected since
the city's scrap paper H·
cycling program began 16
months lfO·
November's collectloa
eouraa: Soatb ss• 57' 1!"
Eaat S01,77 leet; _,_
eutettr iOo,n 1eo1 a1aac a sm.so toot ndiB CU?e
tlllt ll coeeawSolltbeuterty
tllf'OIICII u Ucte ot •• u·
!0 .. ; Sc:Mitberly 19.59 .feet tloac a zs.oo toot n4lu
cOIJJIICMid CU.rYe that ts eoa-
~aft Westerly tllnillp ao
ogle of w a• 58"; Sollth
45• 29' 06" West 44.1! feet;
Solltlnresterly 521.14 feet
a.loDg a 950.50 root ndlas
CUJ'ft that is C09CIYe Soatb-
euterly tbrot~~b Ill ucle
of 31• 24' 50" to tbe be-
gtDai.Dg of a 25.00fool ndias
curve lD lbe Nortberly line
of Su Ciein'eote DrlYe u
described In a deed recorded
April 15, 1974, 1n Book
11118, pqe 1269, Ofttclal
Records of said County, said
curve ~ CODCUe North-
westei-IJ;' theDce a.Jooc said
Northerly llDe the following
described courses: South-
•.W1"'GNIE'tS'111"''' DRA~fl")'A'M. ,~,6 ,, .
, JJ~~ Beckett'• OM ael
drlll'll. '•Eadp.me," 'W'i1l be
preeeate4 Ju. 14-16 tn the
Orup Coast College drama
lab theater. The productloD
will be(tn at 8 p.m., :md
admtssioa is free.
Tbe play concerns man's
rell.tloD to hl5 bopes aDd to
his Deighbor. The form aDd
tooe of the work sucrest
tbat mu·•s "game 11: .,. "
It tolls a likely bell for the
end or the world. The play
ls UDIIer the dlrecttoo ot ace drama student Gary
0.2!>?>,
'
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_. ... -IIUI loll; .. ,,.,..,.,..,~ . ......... __ _
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"' w n• r, -sr ~ -M,M-Iool;
.... I .. r1.J 11.11 ...
aJoaa a a,ootoot-
c:.na ...... ca.c&ft .....
Sid r1J •i154t1Mtfllle~ .............. , .. ,, -"'-.-..Drift u~lla .... re-
-ltdr 15, 11'11 •-1710. J1i118 IMudl Dlt: I her
17. 11'70 ll:r 8ool:: Mil, .-ce
,.,, -OlllclaP -tbeace llortll a• It' U"
E ... 44,11 loot--U. to tare .... I I ~ a
00.50 IDot ,.... CIIJ'Ye
tllerellt n.t 18 ccmcawe West-
er!'; tlaee Nortlterly
Z5UI5 feet aJall& aid cane
~ u a~~~Je or n•
10' Sl" to the Soldtteuterly
tiDe , of Parcel 1, u per
mlp ftled in Book 55, page st. said Pareet u..,., tbeoce
"""" ... boaodary of ....
Parcel 1 ttllf!. foUowiDg de-
scribed courses: aoo-
tangeflt North 75 • 08' 54 ..
Eut 32.7! feet; North-
easterly 311.95 feet alollg a
500.00 foot radlls n~"e that
lB coocue Northwesterly
tbroo(ll .. ""'Pe of 43"
fie • OS"; aoo-tlltgeld North sr 37' 11" West u.oo feet;
North 46• zg• 29" West
252.70 feet to the Soatherly
comer or Parcel 1, as p!r
map ftled In Book 64, page
2%, said Parcel Maps; thence
North .u• 30' 31 " East
3Z8.0Z feet aloag tbe South-
easterly Une of said Parcel
1 to an qle pol.ftt. tbere-
lll.; tbeoce North e• 26' 26"
_West 110.64 feet alorlg the
Euterly line or said Parcel
1 to a point oo the S?atherly
Line of said Parcel 2 de-
scribed firs! above, said
point befni: on a Z35.00 foot
radius carve that is coo-
eave Nort~esterly, a radial
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.... ·P.S:., Ia ..,. 1• , ca., ·aura,__
... c IMJDI! 7 0 1M
- --C8k PPua, An 2 rsao.es.
a:I'DIL~ofoold
De: 7' a • Plla t111ttt1.t .... _,c c-,, D!a-t:r:td_.. .... .. . .,.., ..
....... _oflollud --"' ._....'"' • fBI .. u.e cece ., u.e
Cpty C-...... Cpty Ill "-------."""-~or--.. .-., .:I al8o an ca ftle
"' ... --of ,.. 0.-pu:taxt fill Com-*tJ De-
n' c IM.
I!ECI'DI s. -Com-..., ne ••• , • DI-
rector of tbe City tJI Kew-port l!oo<:b ,. ,....., ,._ ---....... said am...., ... •.Wpro-
perty ud P-C DUtrlc:t, aa
deacl'lbed be-.... u aid P-C ot.trlct lbaU
baH beeD eo ameDCied. tbe
same dill be 1n fllll Ioree
ud effect ud be • part
of TIUe to or the Newport
Beach Maalctpal Code.
SECTION 4. ThU ord.i-
naace sbl.ll be.-blisbed ODCe
In tbe oftlctal De'W'~r of
tbt Ctty, ud tbe same afllll
be eflecttn thlrt}' (JO) days
alter tbe date of Its adoptjon.
Tills Ordinance wu lnti"'-
duced at a n!plar meetlag
of the City Coacll of the
Ctty of Ne•·port Beach held
on tbe 8th day of December,
1975, aod •as adOpted oothe
2200 day of DeCember,l97S,
by the follo.f.ag vote, to W'it:
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Mc-
lMis.. Dostal, Barrett,
Kaetm. Rogers, Store.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Ry<'-
koii,
ABSENT COUNCILe.fEN:
None:
Donald A. Mcinnis
Mayor
ATTEST:
Laura Laglos
City Clerk
Publ.lt;:h: Jan. 1, 1976, in
the Newport Hutlor Ensign.
~YSfllCIALS
(Fri., Sit & Sundly 'fi/6 P.M,/-Exdutlifrl Ho/idrtl
,_,~roup or-· b•l<od po1110 or rico
liED iNAPPER " " " . " " " " I " 2,46
MAHI MAHI , , . , , , , , , . , U6
GRPLLED SEA BASS , , . .. . . . . . . 2,16
TOP SIRLO!N " " " . " .. I " " " • 3.50
NEW YOIIK STEAK ' I ••• ' I " " ' I I 3.16
LOBSTER TAPL I. I I I. ' •• I.. • • • • • 4,16
STEAK AND LOBSTER ... '' . " . I • 5.16
LUtiCIIIEON lho-thily until 4 p.m.
1U'7Chdflcc-Hwy •H.wt ......... •IJ1a .U-1121
*1E.C..Mwy• 011-·171•1~
was "slightly above ater-
age," accordlng to actin«
General Services Director
Wade Beyeler. Total ren-
nue to the eft}' c!urlnc the
16 months has beeo 134,-
732, Mr. Beyeler said.
The city has a coatr:act
with a paper recydJDc ftnn
that pays the city a miDI-
mum of $25 per toa for the
ptper. Residents place tbeir
oJd newspapers in blmdles,
boxes or bags, and they are
picked up at the curb by
city refuse crews and tumed
over to the recycling nnn.
THANK YOU
Old newspaper colleeUon
days for January are the
12th, 13th and 14thforattct:-
borhoods east . of the bty,
and the 19th, Zoth oct llst
for areas west of the t.y.
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
GIVEN lllal t .. Cltr c-cu
ollbeCP?rofN-Biiaetl
wiU IIOid a pabllc hear~~~&
repl"((lac Ord" 7, ce No
?&SO. bo?oJ, AN oRDDIAP!Ct
OF THECM'YOFPIEWPORT
BEACH ESTABUSIIDOG A
PLANIIED COIOOPUIIITY
DEVELOPIIENT PLAN AND
DEVELOPifENT ST AJID-
ARDS FOR BRO._.
PACIFIC VIEW (OOIID.
IIERT 210, 457), ..,..,.
Commlntoe ~-Mo.
ft'7,adi)I$UidMtl8:ui.·
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(Bur NOT Goodbye)
TWENTY-NINE YEARS AGO WE STARTED KAREN
MARGRETA'S, A SMALL SHOP ON COAST HIGHWAY
IN CORONA DEL MAR, FEATURING CRYSTAL,
CHINA AND SILVER FLATWARE OIPORTEO FROM
SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES.
WE HAVE ADDEO STAINLESS STEEL, KITCHEN
KlOCK-KNACKS, CARDI AND FINE TEAK FURNP-
TURE FROM Dt:PflllARI(, SWEDEN AND FINLAND.
YOUR ENCOURAGEIIENT AHD FINE PATRONAGE
HAVE 2IIADE 01 G!'IOW TIUIOUGH THREE UlCA. -
11CJRII. 1tOW ft ARE PIOVDIG A HALF PaLE A'fl AY
TO THE 80UTIIEMT AREA OF liE-CEftTER
-c'ALl&O "DEIIGN PLAZA" •• lUST BElDW FASII-
WE 'fi!LL RAVE A BIGGER SHOP --2100?1
TO DIBPLAT BEAUTIFUL TPDGS--AND A LARGE,
' COifVENIIJn', F1t&l PARIDG ADA.
WE HOPI YOU WILL LID TRI MIW rTORI: AIID
TPIAT TOO WILL~ 01 OI'TPI
We Will be open January 10
Design Plaza, . IUO, 240 Newport Center Dr,
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KAREN MARGRETA IMPORTS
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A PW10 RECITAL lloc<looller 20 _ .. --
M--o1----Cllarl&c-r .. PlaJ(Dc for 150 CeeRI at a aaaa1 Cb111tmu reettal
at Co«& :Mea's PrtiiD~Iu Cblarcb ol tbe C~
..... from loft, J-Wbolaa. -· -Aody Kempler, Jolll Cnmp. Vlclde Crump, ADcela Holt, El1u-
beth BolliDC!f and ltrl O'Dell .. Jeutler Wbelarl took part
in a !ll)eClal Hauel md Gretel Rite, lftd Jeff O'DeU
played biB arnncemeat ct "Jingle bells.''
What kind of city?
What ktDd of a town. will
Newport Beach become?
That wa..s the genenl sub·
)ect last w~ek as· tbe city
planni.ng commlaslooers and
City CouncU beld I joint
skull session at CitY ttall.
Waterfrout planning and.
the solution of tn.ftlc prob.
!ems occupied most of the
formal 30-minute talks.
• 'Ou r general plan talks
or maintaining a TUlage
atmosphere," noted Com-
missioner Hall Seely, "but
we are getUng more and
more pressure to turn the
town into a tourist destina-
tion r esort."
of Coast Hwy. u you re-
Yiew de.-elopment projects
tbat come liP." IW:tt:lllg tblt
overcleft!lopmeat coald fur-
ther jlm the hlchway before
wldeaiac pro )ects a.qd a ..,..
bay br1dge are completed.
Mr. Seely spoke of U.
fnurt.ratiob t.n "trytac to lm·
plemeah. tramc circul&Uoa
system that hu a planned
deficleocy," aod Commis-
sioner Jaclde Heather tried
to nudge the Couneu lDto
takl.nc some position on tbe
planned eKtension of Uni-
versity Drtve across the
Back Bay.
'
Maypoles announce
daughter's wedding
M.r. lllld Mrs. Roy Arehi.
bald Ma)'pOie m I.II:IOUDCe
tlle man1age or tneir daueb-
te.r, Patti Powers, toStepbeo
CraJc Gaas of Salina l<ansu. •
Tbe bridE! is 1 former
Tlcktocker a.od member of
N.tiobal Sbe
debutante
ball at the Newporter tnn in
1965. She is a &;nduate of
NI!Wp)rt Ha.rbor Met! school,
aD4 attended Citrus College.
She ll also a gn.dua.te of
tbe Kaiser school of operat-lnc room teehn1elans.
The bride and her fam U\
were long-time residents o'r
Newpo rt Beach.. Her father.
1 for me r televtsloo aDd n dio
ptraonalUy. is now an fn.
COSTA MESA STUDENTS who performed in tOe """'.ual
Ct..rla Conner Christmas rec ital' Dec. 20 at the Presby-
terlaD Chu.rcb of the Covenant included, from left, Mari-
l}"D Hanson. Heather Sooct, Lelgh.arm CtW, Raeleen Ch.ai
and Grant Chai. Christmas gifts were distributed, and
refreshments were served. Mi ss Conner teaches plano
in lrYine.
"DOING BUSINESS"--
·~ ~r, aftDiwled
wttb tlartiD v. Smtib A...,
socillf:S .... OJaa.rd.. Pam··
matenal r~ were
tt~ late Mr. a.ad airs. Earl
M. I>a.rrcllcb or Dwrille,
WiDots, tDd ... ls u. .tee.
of Dr, 'IJid Mrs. ftormaD
o. lA.Yet o1 Benr-IJ Rllls.
..no.~from tbe UniYers.lty of KaD-
sas, wbe:re be ma)Jr ed iP
psyelv:l}ogr. FollowlDc bis
university studies, be at-
tended p-aduate sc.llooJ 1n
Topeka, Kansas, at the Men-
ninger CUnJ.c,.
He l.s the son Of Dr. and
Mrs. fl'flder tck Alpbeus
Ga.os. Dr. Gans is a pedia.-
trl.cta.n in sauna, Kansas.
The ~:room's grandpa.rents
a.re Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
O'Keefe of Du Ouotn. 0-
llools, and the late Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Gans of Abi-
lene, Kansas
Tile newlywed couple is
Dow residing in Aurora,
Colorado.
3 FIRMS MOVING TO
WELLS FARGO BLDG.
Three real estate or iented
firms have leas@'d office
suites in thE' Irvine Com-
pany's Wells Fargo build·
ing, a 16-stor r of!lre bulld-
ing In Newport Center.
Estate Builders Inte-rna-
tional, for merly located ne.ar
Orange Count}' Ai rport t.n
Newport Beach, has leased
space oo the l~th floor for
its residential development
headquarter s.
Carver-Klassen Propt>r-
ties, lndustrlall ~·:~~~='; ifSo formerly !t near
Orange Count)' Alrp;>rt, a18o
leased spar e on tile 12th
fl oor for ils headquarters.
Suburban Coastal Cor-
potation, real estate financ-
ing flrm, expanded Its opera-
tions from the Irvine Com-
pany's Un\on Bank Building
at 610 Newport CenterDrtvt
to the n[nth floor of the
Wells Fargo building.
Friday, JM\..., 2 , 1111
MARK TWAIN IN SWITZERLAND ,,., •·'"·
ADULT AO!iiiUIOII AT ____ ....
STUOEHT ADMIU-AT -•.. tll:li
SEASOH TICKETS
(Good for onr sia .-issi.,..
ADULT .. SI2.SO STUOEMT .• 15 ...
AVAILABLE AT:
Newport Harbor Klwuls Cltm, Box 1581,. Ms .. ore
Beach, 92663,646-2163 or In)' memblf'.ttht
NeWport Harbor Kiwanis Clll>.
4-HAIR)L...
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MATTRESSES
"EW -11EIVR.J,IfC
Irregular ShapM
1anenpriaw -c:.t'-
Mr. Seely and other com .
mtsstoners also asked the
Council for some clulflca-
tion of tbe meaning of the
''marine and recreation
commercial'' desi.patioo
given by the general plan
to waterfroat areas such u
Mariners Mile and Ne"fPPrt
Dunes.
·•University Drive Is a
critical part of our clrcula-
tioo system," sbe insisted.
Councilman Jotm Store
agreed tbi.t '•we need UDi-
versUy Drive and we Deed
the new bridge."
Mayor Dooald Mclnnla re-
minded tbe panel ttat tbe
uru.veraitf Drive matter bas
been referndtoacommittee
studyiag tbe UpperBaywUd-
Ufe presene. He did oot
NAUTICAL ART AT DU
~ \C.;;/
NEED To KNOW
SOMETH~ ABOUT
YoUR NeW
cOMMUNilY?
Call
l ( liinmnviiqoll-
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Pnone -6 7 5. 58 7 3 -
"Does this mean hotels
and restturaats that look out
,_,... f>t~--"'ndered Mr1 SOlly,,._~.., '" t ounenmu "" Peter . Bar-
rett eaut"-ed tM p&a.hers
to '•keep current on the state
CROWN PARKING
RULES REMAIN
A pa.rldng ban on the west
side of Cron Drive North,
in Harbor Vie• Hflls, will
remain in force, the Newport
Beach City Council decided
last week.
The Council went alone
with the pleas of area resi-
dents, who obfeeted to a cl.ty
Parks, Beaches and Recrea-
tion Commission reeom-
mendatton that tbe parking
ban be lifted. Tennis players
and lawn bowler s, who UM
the facutties or San JoaQutn
Hills Park. had requested
more street parld.Dg ln the
area.
One resident, whO lookl
out of hls back door on the
playgrounds, called the but)'
park "Wtmbledoo, plus lbe
Our hostess wtU bring gifts and Rose Bowl of lawnbowllne.''
greefrngs. along with helpful · The CouncU voted unarrl-
commumly tn,ormalion. mously to let the parldng
::::::~~b:IB~sbOd==~· .. ~~agag~
SINCERE HOLIDAY GREETINGS
from the staff and
of Paramount ·---...,
-~ U.;'<!olll-• WOIII4 .... tlle,lf_! <"' Co8net!Wom.n · 'LUc llle
. K11etr1 ....Sered ••the eity
''sboald be coastniAed by a
static etreulatton plan."
'•I don't think It's been
proYfJil," &he aJ'I1l«l. "that,
t1 you hue adf!qQate clreu-
l&Uon, you'D have more
g rowth. We bave a problem
•e're not factnr up to."
Rest:i.unnts with a nauti-
cal atmosphere are a dJme
a dozen in Newport, but
Duffy's is something else.
Since the Duffy family took
over that odd-looting build-
Ing IQIIlttlDg on the edgP
Upper Newport Bay, It
been turned Into what ap •
proachH a work of oautieal
art. The Duffy's, owner
Riehotrd, SOli Steve, and
daugh.ter Susan, have gone
lnto meticulous detail in re-
styling one of Newport's
Isndmarks. A JapanE'se
gardener would envy their
je:wel-like creation, but It's
e•eo more American than
Wle pte. Red, white and
blue Is ttte color theme,
1rith Early Amertca.n china,
1hip models and other
u.uttcal Americana through.-
oot.
Manager Steve Dully
tomes by Ills trade natur-
ally. His dad, Richard Duffy,
01rns the Atrporter inn, Ollf'
tM area 'I most successfUl
eateries, and man)' of the
tenons learned at the Air-
porter ban belped get Duf-
f'J's off to a good stan.
The glass-enclosed build-
IIIL too~ like a modPrn
IPiee ltatlon. is blddeo from
ludhlbbers, but better
Dow& to ba)' sailors who
aftea tie up at ooe of the
NEW FLIGHT ATTENDANT pell docks. SigD.aJ fiags fl y -~Cheryl Sct.telder, dallfh-from the yard arm outside,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack aDd from the short-shorts
Schneider of Ne1rportBea.eh, wora. by the waitresses tn -
begall her ca reer u a ru,ttt side.
atteodut followtaghergnd-The bQUdlng's dt>Si{!n
uaUoo from Weatern AJ.r-males It easy for Steve to
u11n f11Cbt attndlat col-get yoo teated when you
tece at to. Aar(elu Inter. ean enJoytheb&yview.Over-
o&tlOGa.l Airport. Sl!e l5 1 head, a ltalaed glass com-
_~~E~ol:i~;~HaEr~---s~ rose flltE'ts the moon-
employed by meou Is a sea-lonr's
F-jpn 5a1o11 1D ~ delJ(bt. too. featurin&' aba-
B•eb as 1 t~prt COMattui lmle, ~er, Ala stan kim:
prior to tolalac W..tenl. crab, lhrimp, Chesapeake
Bay Jteamed clams and
OFFICIAL NB"PAPf!lt OP tllts•POfi!T BEAC•
SUBSCRiniOfl_ OR~R
OlfLY SUO I'OR OMI YIAR ------·------··----
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LOCAL FIRM .,YIMG
EDUCATIOM GIIOUI'
JObll. J. McNMPton,
eblinnu of Nlllklaal Sya.
tema Oof110ratao.. Mewport
B•e-. ..-..cet tt11t 811 _, ............. ..... ICr••• .. ~.
"" Meal lldulriel lllc: • .. _ .. _ .. _
eeM~R Cf'OIIPt tecJ r c a.,.. • ....,.....,_
tl XI II S,rt1 I Cor-po_lo_ol ... _.
lrY'• ..,... Nl' a ., _..
ecetiWJ' CD $ ' .......
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lnlllll .. -" .... ~• X 1 .,.rtallill ~
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' SI!HD IH Till$ ORDIR Win! $1.00 TO, _, .. -. -·--~ Con 0 , ••
HEWI'ORT HARIOR IMSIIM •1 lo, Ptlrld& .. :-lo-
l7ll !. COA$T HWY., CO-A DIL IIIAR lo-In~' IOd .,_, ~:, __________________ ....... ., .. : 'ke.
other euodles from the ~tea.
If yoor feet are ftrmly on
II.Dd, tMre's _ntet mignon
or prim. rib.
A modem b&Dd plays
Dl(IIIIJ, ucoot Saaday. The
Nltarut Ia C1J* for hanch, .... Doll!':•
Sundn Appl'o fw ...
+ Hair Styli•« ._,....,~~-!'~~
+ Color Shli•t!
+ ll odJ ...... •!i'l~~~~!i~
+ M on i<W res I< l'~~·~li~-~~
3424 Via Lido
Rq ..... n :
"'edr. .. ys I a ••. -4 ....
MARINERS CHURCtt
HOW IH OUR H!W !lUll. .....
1000 atSON AVE ,, AT JAMBOREE, HE..,_T Ji;'.r&
TE LEPHONE: &.40--6010 ,
THE TEACHING IS CENTERED OM
AND TRE BmLE, WITH
CHRmTtAN UYING. AU.
STEVE DUFFY •·aits at the top of the pngplank for thE' Cow:~•U.C a.S ~ ...... .:
seafood lovers who are fl ocking to hls Duffy's Bac k Ba~ SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00-9:SO -lltOO A. lit.
restaurant on ~. Bayside !Jr. (Ensig;n~p=ho<=o~.):_ ____ 2::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
It by turnmg north on Ba~
side Dr. off Coast Hw\'., just
east of the ba~· br idce.
The fi rst thinl! )-ou'll
notice Is t hat )'OU have sud-
dent!· left the t rarrir mess
behind. ''ou'!llle pr en more
pleased when \ Oll eet to
Duf()''s. Tho~t's a prom1se
from Steve and Sl!san.
ttl GH SCHOOL CliO IRS
WIH CAROL AWARDS
Huntington Beach hlgh
school choir won first place
Jn Park Nelli'J)Ort . .a.part-
ments' 5th annual r arolfest
Frt®Y. Dec. 19. The S3SO
prtz.e •Ill be used for thE'
ebonl rroup's r obes, musk
ud other elq)enses. Wtnnlni
MCOnd placE' cash prize of
$!25 was Univl!'r slty high
schOol choir, Irvine, and tht>
$125 thJrt1 plare pnu went
to Santa Ana h4th schOol
ellolr •
HARBOR VISITOR
1t J'O'I a.re a nf'•romer, or kllow of a newcomer to
ttlt Harbor Aro who tas
Ill: bHI welcomed, do her a • ..,. bJ catUnc the H.ar-* Vtstt.w betweto 8 and
It &.•. Ud She 1fill ea.U
• JOiif fl1end with filii•
-. ~~~Dr•tton and clft.l
.... f'ti..clb bustMu
--nidi JIUd rM4J 1o ..., btr be<om•
• 1 ..._. witb her new •• t••···
Till: HAJIB(jR VISITOR
-· 4t4-!0J61 ., ... _0174
Public -AUCTION
FIUDAV. M~Y. IVNDA.V .. I P .•.
Bargains on Fine Crystal. S ttrling SiiV<f"f". P()l'("r/oins. Orientol
Objf'cts d 'Arc Pointi,.gs. Jf'wrlry, Anrrqun. 8 roM .....
Fumirurr. Sf'fn-r Indian Turquoisf'.
11 .000.000 I ~VENTORY
f,.,,.., '''""' (I•M~O fi!H·III·,., ... , 8•rtkrMf'lf'~•
.a cross thl' sfrfffjr(lm
Sf'Vf"n of rhr Sourhlond's
mo.ar l'lrgonr wotrrfronr
rntouronr.1
lnlllfH"C'tion & PH\Jak $.tiN
,t,S OA.ILY , 12•SUTUaDA.Y & I •S"""A'
cLOUD ••o.•sou & Tttu•s.ou
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n. ~ Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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-_ ""This ~r ..;.,., .. celebrated
by Jesus and ·•he apoetles on TlHusday
e¥e6 &. Nisan 14. And t"-fhst was to
be continued into the O.rtitiaR era. The
sym_bols were chatted: bread .and wtne
were to be ustd irtStud of the paschal
I.mb. But the fundamental m~nins of
the feast remained the sa~; both the
passover and ith~ lord's Supper had
~ference to ttie atoniJll death of Otnst.
The paschal lamb flrefisured the Lamb of
GQd wtlo was to dte for the sins of the
wOrld . the bread and wine also
'iymbohzed the body of 0Hist broken for
us and the blood of Christ poured out for
the ~mission of our sins. Thus what the
J'I'SOVer symbolized by way of prophecy
ts symbolized in tile Lord's Supper by
~ of commemoration. And on that Jut
CYening our Lord chansed the symbols in
outer to suu the new dispenution when .
1moe .the Lamb of God had once been
offered up. other sacnfices should be no
tnore" (cf. John Gresham ~bchen, ''The
11fe of Omst and the Development of
4he Owrch in New Testament Times" in
A Bri~f Bibl~ Hi.ftury , 1922, p 90).
The Last Sup~r
Verses 17-~ I set fort h the observance
t~f the last pas!\over, dunn~ whkh the
thsdosurc of the hcrrayaJ ••f Jesus 1s
.made. Sec alsu Marrhew ~6 .:0-~. t.ttfi
~~·14, 21 -.:!J .Juhn 13 ~1 -JO Inverse 17
we read · .. And when 11 Wl!S evening. he
IJesusl ~omcrh v.11h rh, twelve"
I A .S.V) '"(I X 1 A' thl') we re rcdtntng
and eallng Jr su\ dt<.doscd that one ol Hr\
,.wn ap<lstlcs would !A·tr.ty li1m· 'the "ne
ealm~ I.VIIh me · Tilt~ d ausc Coml:-tn
Mark) sup.gcst~ the hurrtblc hetnuusncss
ol Judas' l.'rtme. For amung Oncnrals.
C:llln[t roscthrr IS a sign of fnendship. To
vrolate thts cust o m. as Judas,tltd'"was one
of ·the m0sr" seriu'"us SIOS that wuld Oc
cummttted. Th ree Hems here emphastr.e
thr enonnrty of hts l.'rtnw : (I) one uf rhe
twelve; (2) eattng with Jesus: (3) dip_ping
II'\, the same dish. ( 19) The disciples were
lllled with amuement and constern ation.
'It is nor I. ts it~' The Greek tndicates
clearly that a negative answer ts expected.
It could be translated , 'Surely it is not I!'
(20) The tr.;tOf rs icknttfted as ~ one
clipping with me an t~ bowl.' The same
Indication' is S)ven in Matthew (26:23).
loon says: "To whom I shall give a sop'
(13:26). The meaning is essentially the
same. It would appear that Judas reclined
rather near Jesus, one of the two or three
who dtpped in the same dish with Him .
This refers to dipping a flat piece of bread
into the sauce, o r into the stew to get
some meat. (21) This ve~ furnishes an
DECJSIO" MAGA.Dftl. MIMMEArOLis-, MI..._
John Wesley (1703-179\), the
future founder of Methodism,
$aUed from England to Georgia
as a missionary In 1735 and re-
turned tess than three years later.
rdete.ted man. Depressed by his
experiences, he wrote In his
journal on January 27, 1738, "I
went to America to convert the
Indians, but 01 who shall convert
me?"
· Two weeks later, on Tuesday,
FebruMy 7 Watey was Introduced
to Peter BAhler, a Moravian mis-
sionary newty arrlved In London
and on his way to America. What
follows ls In Wesley's own words
as recorded In his Journal.
Tuesday, February 7 ~~*~~*
(A day mueh to be remembered.) At
the bouse of Mr. Weinantz, a Dutch
merchant, I met Peter Bahler, Schu-
liua Richter, and Wensel Neiaer, just
then landed from Germany. Finding
they bad no acquaintance in England,
I offered to procure them a lodging.
li'1'01ll this time I did not wi llina-ly loae
any opportunity of eonvenina with
them while I ata,.S in London.
Friclay, Februllry 17 ~tttttttttttt
i eet out for Oxford with Peter ~h
ter.
fntcrestlnJ example of the comtMnatlon
of divine sowreianty and humlft
freedom. It wu written of the Mnliah
that He wouJd be betrayed (in the
SeptuaJint of Isaiah S3 : J 2); but Judas
was free to choose and was responUbk
for his sin of delrYerina up Jnus to Its
enemies. Thus he (Judasl Jtands
condemned forever In the eyes of both
Cod and m.an." (cf. IUlph Earle, 7Jr~
Go~/ Accordi~ w Mllrlc, 19S7. pp.
166,167). --
1"M Institution of tk Lord's Suppa
Verses :2~·26 of our Biblical text
reoord the tn stlt uti on of the Lord's
SuPJ)or. Sec also Matthew 26:30; Luke
22: 15-20; I Corinthians I I: 23-26. ''Of all
the sayings which our lord uttered on
the subject of His death, the~ is none
whkh. can be regarded as either more
important or ml1re express than that
testimony whr ch He uttered at the
institution ul the Supper. He had
previo~sly called His death '-a ransom'
(Matt. 2Q:28. tdar)< 10:45): He had
called His. crucified Oesh ''meat indeed'
(John 6:55 ), an~ tn the present pas~
He calls His blood a CUvmMtl. This
phra:.eology may be considered as a key
to all those pasbges wru<.-il announce a
reconciliatlon to God 'thro"'h Him: and
also a key to aR thQSe passaFS in the
Eptstle to the Hebrews. as well as
elsewhere. whtch speak of a covenant
people as separated and sanctified, as
saints and holy ones. or speak of the
Oturch of God according to the new
covenant relation in wh.ich believers
stand" (George Smeaton, The l)ocrrine of
the A tonement as Taught by Otrist
Himself. 2nd ed., 1871, p. 207).
llle memorable wo rds whtch Jesus
spoke at the institution of the Supper
should be connected with Hts death.
"(Vv. 22-24). Jesus gives His disciples
bread . which He breaks. as a symbol of
His body which. on the morrow, is to be
tom with scourges and thorn~ and to be
nailed to the cross; He pours out wme as
a token of His blood that is to be 'poured
out for many.' He dedares mat t!\us 1s
betns ratlfted a 'new COW'Itat ,· superior
to that of Sinai, one of matchMes &nee
and love. Accordin& to this covenant, all
who, by flith. partake of Quist, receive
not only pardon for sin but also power
for holy Uvina. To make this possible
Christ died for us; with the symbols of
such love before us we should pledJC to
Him anew our allestance and our lives.
diately it struck into my mind,
"Leave off preachjng. How· can you
preach to others . who have not faith
yourself ?" I aaked B<ShJer whether
or not he thought I should leave it off.
He answered, "B y n o means." I
asked, "But what can I preach?" He
said, "Preach faith till you have it;
and then, because you have it, you
will preach faith."
Monday, March 6 ~tttttttttt~tt
I began preaching this new doctrine,
though my soul started ba.ck from the
work. The tint penon to wbom I
offered salvation by faith alone wu a
prisoner under sentence of death. Ria
name waa Clifford. Peter Bohler bad
many times desired me to apeak to
Clifford before. But I could n ot rre-
vail on myself so to do, beinr atil , u
I had been many yean, a zealous as-
serter of the impossibility of a death-
bed repentance.
Thursday, March 23 trtttttttt'(:r
I met Peter BohJer again, who now -:
amazed me mo re and m o re by the
account be gave of the fruits of living
faith -the holiness and happineu
which he atftrrned to attend it. The
next morning I began the Greek Tea.-
tament again, reaolvinr to abide by
"the law and the testimony''; I wu
eonftdent that God would hereby
sh ow m e whether th is doetrfpe wu
of God.
Sunday, AprU 2 *trtltt*'frlrtltr
Being Easter day,! p~hed ID oar
eolleae chapel on "The hour il eom~
fng, and now is, when the a.d aball
hear the voice of the ;:lon of Ood : and
they t.bat hMr sh&U live" (1o1m
6 :25) . J ~ee the promlae. but it ia al• otr.
I asked P. B6hler .,aln wbetJMr 1
ourbt not to retrain~tMdt.lar otben. He aaJd, "No, not ld .. In
the eart:. t~.~ talent God E you.'' AOCOJ'dinaf7, oa na•dq,
26, 1 apoke cle&rt7 and f1llbo at
don to Kr. Detanaott.'s falala f/6 tile
utan and fruit-. of taltlL llr.
BI"'aahton and 8l7 .bcC'4tv 1Nft
then. llr. BroaPt.oa's jnM ~
ttoa wu be c:ouJCJ .,....IIIIM JMt I
Altodla-year • .. ...._.,
[)Qr ~~Mer, let il ....
h woftiq or ia---..
Aeotber rear ~
Thee'
lW .. Y. JM. 1. 1111
Anotber year of 1eaaiJw
tJPoe nr lowiaa breat.
... A a•AK.UTa .. I. A ••a•A. CM.IP.
.. (V.lSJ ....... M .II .. by I ....... « CIJIIIilll~.--~
lhat .... He .. 10 .. 11(1 .... from
them for 1 time He .. .,.. dly 4riDk
Q .... ' 5, 4 C.. -.. , UN hew tivfty. Theft it DO QUeetlon but that
~ tA.I ~ C'NIIIfioa ,.ta •I i• the deril is beltiDd ltrife oto anythlnll
G~ J :U ..... wid • ~ of_... eltle which wi:U .Ur up enmity, but
kf~ A4ea. diU .a~ f :'l' IN lames_. :1 and ! 11how u.s that the~
.,..., ,a, CIICCOifJit of lU ori~•ti"... i1 tbe lnunaa factor u y;eiJ. All men
Of ewa deeper rnulin&,
Of .. itt .... ,.,... rett.
with thaD the wiDe. o( ....,.... -.4 I
better lad. in • ~ !' .. tom .
The IICie4 S..,.. .,... IWa our
Anodter year of ~nercits,
Of faitbfldftess aad
pace;
A. llotll ~ refer to the aame are IJiDDe.n and. apart from Christ.
ewat. wb.idl ia ttae creatioa in the eeek onl7 for their own. Tbree thin,r11
A.aother )'eat of llad.ne., i~B8ft ot God of Ac1aa and Ew. Lib-are really inYOived : the world. tht>
~~~ toward ..... .... lo¥ed f'ral ~for IIWIY yean baw hh and the devil. God wantll pea<'f'
ones, toward the .., ... *'"· toward In the r.hinin& of Thy
face.
tried to advuee t.he e.f"'"'Df'f,._ hypo-beeause that is the namt> of Hill
the • of uniwnal-pace, for a ofteft as
we eat this bread .net .triak lhia cup -
do show forth tht Lord 't death till He
come.
t.hu~ that crure~nt •·rit.en other bleued Son, the Prince of peace. and
than Jfa.es were u8ed to write the •'hen men are at peace, tht> Go11pel
Another yeu of prop-ess,
Another year of. praise;
Anothu year of pro¥inc
ftnt ftve boob of the Bible. Eadl can be preached more widely.
one, they ~. uAed a dif'tinctive ~me
.. (V. 26]. We should JO forth to our
trials and our strup with a 10a1 of
triumph Oil our lips. "When they h8d tunC
a hymn, they went out unto the mount of <liws.' Jesus ioel forth to
Gethsemane, to JIIO"Y· to the cro~~; but
He sues out u a Yictot. to coaq~ !ear
and pain and death, to rite •d to rellf',
and to make them •more than
oonqutroll' who put their trust in Him"
-(cf. QwJes It Erdman, 71w Gotpel of
Mtri, 1917, pp. 181, 182). •
Thy prHetJoe .. all the
days."
Another year of temoe,
Of witness to Thy love;
Another yeu ~f trainina
For holier wort above.
Another year is dawniJl&!
Dear Master, let it be,
On earth. or else in heaven,
Another year for Thee'
-Author u"known
00 MINUTES ,, .,. Cetl--............
--~ 80CIIn' ~.tWifOII ....
NOW IS THE nME
As another New Year dawns.
we think of St . Paul's words to the
Corinthians in II Cor. 6: J .2: "We
then, as workers together wrth
H1m beseech you also that ye re·
ceive not the grace of God in vain
... Behold, now IS the accepted
ttme; behold, now IS the day of
salvation."
Soon after tlfe world's celebra· tton or Chnstmas comes the New Year, as if to remind us that it Is
not enough that "Christ Jesus
came into the world to seve sin·
ners." collectively; we. each one
tndiVtdually, must do somethena
about appropriating this salvation
for ourselves. •
After the classic passage rn _II
Cor. 5:14-21 the apostle tells how
Chnst "d1ed for all," and how God
deals w1th all men·in gra~. "He hath made Him to be s1n fM us"
so that ''we m1ght be made the
nghteousness of God in Hrm".
After th•s great unfold1ng of what
God. through Christ. has done for
us. he urges 1nd1vidual acceptan~
of this great truth. As "workers
together wtth God." the apostle
and h1s assOCiates beged the Cortnthtans not to "receive the grace of God m varn, .. but to trust
Chr1st. each one as h1s own per. sonal Savior, to apply His re·
demptive wor'k to themselves.
And even at that early date in
the h1story of the Church. the
apostle gave them to understand
that there was no t1me to lose:
the day of grace was not to last
forever. but was to give place to
the day of ·judlment and wrath
upon this-Christ-rejecting. world.
If this was .,, then how much
more is it so now? God has been
very longsufferina with the world.
He has continued to d.eal with
mankind in grace for nearty two
thousand years and accord1ng to both Old Testament prophecy and
Paul's "mystefy", He will judge
thrs wortd for rts rejection of
Christ. · .
When will th1s happen? No one knows. It is the very essence o4
thiJ dispensation of arece that no
5 knows when it Will end. It ~fh ce, punt arace. on ~·s paa· ~
at cau..-H1m to linger day aft~
In mercy toward a wortd tb~ rejlects Him.
Thus God's messenger-5 caonot
of'ler even one more day of grace.
We must say as St. Paul did: "Be·
hold, now is the accepted time:
behold, now rs the day of salva-
tion" (II Cor. 2). "Christ died for
our sins" (I Cor. 15:3}. Believe
it, "and thou shalt be saved"
(Acts 16:31).
for the Lord. We believe, by such
proof u our Lord's own tHtimon_y,
that Moaea. under inspiration of the
Holy Spirit. wrot_p the Pe11tattouch.
The ftnt chapter of Genesis «iv~ us
the renera.l fact of Cod's creation of
man, while the e«ond chap~r ftJ111 in
I'IOme of the important dt>tail11. Tht>n>
if! no t'ontradiction what ~vt>r for lht>
two account!! fit pt>rff'<'tly tn~retht>r.
Q. w ... v •• , ....... a.c .• c-.-"PlN1 11r
f rpl.oin Mnttlttw tt:l t whirlt rt>ods,
'And ltf •ai tlt ttflto lr im. Frirftd, hn11'
M mn t tltott ift lritlr,.,· ?tot hrrvi'ft.g rr
wtddiftR g flr'Wirl'lf ? Afld ,.,. 11'1111
lff''f'~lt/,.•s.' "
A. The l't'ttin, of thi11 wondt>rful and
I!Oberin, 11tatement il' ba.flf>d in our
Lord's parable when Ht> likent>d tht>
Kinlrdom of Ruven to a cutain kin~r
who mad,. a marriallt' ft>al'lt for his
I'IOn. The fta~tt repreM>ntll salvation
A,. Pf'OP!e wt>re in,·ited to the joyouq
celebration -~~o-wt> iO\•itt> individual!'
to faith in our Lord Jt>P.u~< C'hri11t. Tht>
fint Pf'Oplt> t.o ht>ar th«> biddin~r did
not treat it rorrt'("tl~· hut ratht>r
'!COiled and f'Vt'n killt>rl tho<tf' who
brou~rht tht' mPit<~<P Othrn-wen-
then !lou~rht out !10 that tht> ft>a~<t
would bt> full and complt>tf' The pic-
ture i11 of lllrael rejt'Ctinll' the ~talvH
tion brought by the Lord Jellull Chri,;t .
the Mes11iah. A11 tht> ~rut>st~ wert' llcru-
tinized it wa.-nott>d that ont> man
didn't have on a wt>ddin~t ~rarment
Perhap11 ht> had in$rratiatt>d him11t>l f
with the doorkef'pt'r, or by Rome otht>r
mean11 he ll'Ot in11ide. The maker of
the fea11t, however. could not accept
him for he wa.-not proJ')f'rly clothed.
The man wu !l~ble1111. tt will takt>
more than ju11t mere profe1111ion in the
cominl' dAy when tht> Saviour makt'11
the divitlion between tho~e who are
H ~ •wa and thOH wtlo are not. Bt>
. ~~~ou hJy~ on that w.hich ill ~,P
reMnt.d he~ by the ~dinlr n r-
ment. even the robt' of rill'hleou11ne11~
wh ich Christ SliveR to f'Vf'rynnf' who
C'Omf'" to Him h~· faith.
Q . ....,._, w .... -"A rf 1t'OrJI .darted
btl Sntnft ?"
A. To makt-!'luch an &A!Ie rtion would
lH> an over-~~,impliftcation . TheN' i11
more to war than mt>rely 11atanic ac-
Q. D..-. C.. -•· 18 tltue ""1'
•criptwral 'Proof tltat ll't' llhould •mlufr
tle {lttg a1td go to war to dPfr nd "'"
oowtll,.., ~ ..
A. Roman11 13 should givt> ample t>vi-
denee f or our patriotic eon11ideration
There iR certainly nothin~e in tht>
Word to indicate that the Lor d
wouldn't want us to salute tht> flasr
as a pledge of allt>!liance to our na·
t ion. It should thrill us to have th1•
opportunity of pledsring allt-sdanrt> to
the tlag of the United States. The
fint seven verst's of thi11 chapter in
Rom8Jl.8 do rrive us reason to flO to
war in ddense of our count!')·. W (•
are to bt-subjt'<:t to tbt-nat ionnl au·
thoritit>s and powl'rs. We do not. bf'·
lit>ve that the United States hal'l f'\'t'r
en~ta~eed in a war of 3JCJCreR~<ion. Wr
ha\·e not been all~rrandist>rs for mon-
territory . Wt> have soullht rather tn
release thost> who wt>re ht-ld in bond-
ajle. WP havt> no patit>nct> with in-
dividual:-; who are unwilltnJC to dP·
fend our nation.
Q. P•well IU""· 8.C. "I li r11•r jro:t
n'rt'nfly nurptrd Jo•w~ ('ltrt~t a.< m!J
Snviottr nnd I nred all "'" /tpfp I
rnn gPt .. Whnt Hlwuld l1r fhr .~trp.•
for m r ft• tnkr? I n m 1 ·"'P' r inll11 rrm-
rf'rned fm· my h usbnnd n' writ n.~ f 11r
my morrird dnll!lltft·,· rmt/ II • r hu,<-
bnnd."
A . First of all, rl'ad tht> Worn. Satu-
rate your11t>lf with the Scr irtun". bt•-
caulle Satan il' $l'Oi nll to sri\'P you :1
terrific battle every day you lin?. It
il' a mazinJr how the Bible will fortify
~·ou and cause you to Jrow Ynu will
llO from one stalle of Jrowth tn an-
other (JI Pt>t. 3 :18). N<'xl, ti nd a
cburc~. where t~~ '$.9~ .Qf ~,.PPfJ. iJ)
tau1llt and 1\av ~ ff'OowS'#Irp w ith
other belie''<'~ of likt> prt'cious faith.
In th• third in~tance. bt-a witness
to othe r11. Tell tht>m what J t>:'U'-
I hri!'t means to you. T hf>y ''ill 'lt'e
t ht> nlory of the Lord in and throu~h
you r life. Of cou~. maintain r~>~oru
lar communion with Gnd in rra~·pr
This ill your lift>-lint> of Jw;tc(' rr nd
joy in knowin$!: lht> ·will of God
We may write our name~
malbums,
MEMORIZE
BIBLE VERSE
E~CH WEEK ' ..
bad not faith, who bad done aDd saf·
fered such thinp. My brother wu
very angry and told me I did DOt
know what miachief I bad doDe liT
tafking thus. And, indeed. It did
pleaae God then to kindle a Ire, wllieh
I trust s hall never be extin,ruisbed.
Wednesday, Apr1126 tttttrtltl*
[This was] the day t\xed for 1D7 re.
turn to Oxford. P . 86hler walked
with me a few mi1ee and exborteclme
not to stop abort of the Graoe of God.
At Gerard•a Croea I plainly declared
to th08e whom God pve into _,
banda the faith u It ia in lesus : u I
did next day to a younc man I Oft!'·
took on the roed. and in the eftDiq
to our friends at Oxford. A etraqoe
doctrine, whieh eome who did DOt
care to QOntradiet yet knew not what
to make of; but one or two who wwe
thoroughly bruited by ain wiWql_y
heard and received it gladly. I wu
much confirmed in the '"truth that is
after godliMU" b_y heariq the ex·
periences of Mr. Butchina, of Pem-
broke Colleae, and Xn. Fox: two H•·
ing witneaes that God can (at leut,
if be doel not ahr&7e) gi" that faith
whereof cometh salvation in a mo-
ment, u Uptmnr fallinr from
heaven.
Monday, May 1 tttttt'ttw*f.t-'tttl
The return of my brother'• ·-
oblipd ...... tD ... ._to Lo•ilra.
ln the e .. niDI' I foaad llbD at :1-
Butt.on'a, biMirMto ......... a.a
I apeeW. IMit .._.., aw.e tD
what hi_.. .,.._.., faldt." twa
eftlliJia' Mr ... ~ • , •••
whldl.,......-.tlaPett~rLaa.
,......, ..... , 4 oft 'AtrA-6 ~· ~
P.-Bllrlrllft Londoa Ia .... ..
... bull -Cai'Oba. Ola, ... .
work bath God bepD siDce hit eom-
iq into England! Sudla.one u shall
never oome to an end till heaven and
earth pue away.
I think it wu about five this mornin&'
that I opened my Teatament on the
words, "[Tbere] are li~ unto ua
exceed.in&' ereat and preaous p.rom-
ieea: that by theee ye micht be par-
taken of the divine nature" (2 P*1'
We may trace them in
the sand,
We may chisel them in
marble -
With a firm and skillful
hand.
But the pa&es soon are
SOtled,
Soon each name wil~
fade away
Each monu~ent
cNmble, \
like all, earthly ho~s
decay.
But dear !riend, there is
1 :4). Just u I went out. !-opened it
apin on tboee worda. ••Thou art not
far from thekiqdomofGocl" (Jia.rk · ·
2 ... ) an album 1 :~. In the evenina I went very·unwill· Full of leaves of snowy
iOI'lY to a uodety in Alcl.enpte , whl te
Street, where 0. was nadlq LU-Where no name is ever
ther'a preface to the ltpiatle'to the tarnished,
Rom&na. About .... a ~ before But forever pure and
niDe, wtai1e be was ciMeribUia the bri&ht ~ whidl God worb iD tM lleut throulh faltb in duist. I ftlt at
heart 1tran1e17 Warmed. I felt I clid
tiWt iD Christ. ChrUt &loDe. f« Ml·'
vatioa; and an uaaraace wu ·.afwB ... tMt be ......... .., aay-slDa,
e.-aiM, aDd •* 1D1 ~tbe lawofaln ... ...._ ·
. I bepn to Pftl with all 1111 JDi.Pt
fortt.o.wlloWbaa__.....W .
•••• ,. .... Mt
••••· ••r ear llear41 , _.... ............... ... a...n.,-.
........ wttkta
o.. ... c ........ -,__ ....
IDa -t Owl
In the Book of l 1l e
God's album,•
We may wnte our narnel>
with care.
And may you who r~ad
this item,
Be sure your nam~ ~~
there.
ma·--~---'iE· seeated 1M. I ta.. tlelltiW to "J will lift •P am. e)'el 1 .. :1·10). aD tllriere wW I 110W lnt la my .allt.o dM hma ,..._ w~ ....... the Lord, inaU!ad of t.1t. Bat tt was DOt a.. Won the ~Dlyhelp,(Pial•ltl :U . ......_ In ~rtttly thin«a thal _, ........... "11lls CUM t.ie 'l'llle eorl"ee!t tranelathla of •&a ,... • puttt .. ~ide~ In
f ._..... •or ~ li ~ ~r TIIIID ,.__,. Ia m ...U.. ... M01P1e who Ulce oanelve .. are --j ll' w--. -v "'' ...,..r fo1W : "a.&l I ... ~ •"' .. paMeftt, ye can
Will 1 tiUIIIIt tallt ·,_c!e -......, nto tiM lllll•' 0.. 1a1 IMlp leolt to the OM WhoM throne ~ •• aN •rM:Id tO,... Ia till eoww fro. ~' N.. .., Ia a-...., W'-e footat.ool ts C .... Efil_......._;blrttllid,M h~peo.ef~W~tlleW.lno evthl ~ ..,.,.. Whom Hell to tM tr 1 ~ of jeJ tW W''IIJ ..a. .__._ an4 -.rda."' AI-Ia nana and ~lcm haa
•ttrEiltllle .... MI .. trft"...... ......,. JftOit ,..,. • ._for no eoftl't.-. (lob H:f; Aeta
................... Jb, ~~ ·~ '!1...':" ~ ... ~ !:);::.=.:--::-h.;;.:: a.. ••rM 11 lfftltla, •• tl II -· Cotwr-. tlfM ...... tile tMa ... WQa aM ~ta wt•'talll ..... ..._........,_, ... Unl-.JNat6eee,or .... .-w (laW. N:t), WtM .... oor ~....._ --~ .......... ., ..... ~ .............. ~ oc-•••rlllr.a_ ... __.. ~ ....,._. .. ...._...._. (Mil:tj ... w..teaMet. ~~ allririiii.I1N1EiiiD Ull. atAIM Ww4 tl :l::J;;tlle ..... ••••'••.._mlr.e...• ._..... • ct~~tt-lliili.W ........ ~~~. _ ~ .. 2 ....... 1:11).-.. -........ ~:
0111&. ... .._, W ...,. ,.._, ... --~ • --a•• ...,:.;__: ....... -VPW
tM•d ..--.. ••b I • aftrla ;:;:.:..:ca .. .:' at-...= ,_ C ;:.:. Wi.. -:=.
llftlil IP., _,... ... I.e 'Wit&-.......... ~!:;;.= -tl~-r;aetrel:U). t.'=-==~;.t~=· :-=.:::.,:.:: ~.:.;? ... :.::= ... -r fMWIP .............. ,... L = &. ........... E .,.h .... -~
:rllt1l. 'I WM lei'htM. ,_.Iii-•• I to .._. .. .._ ,_w.; --....... and
wttllal., llliaM'....... .... . ..... ....... -............... ,_ ..... ,.. ..... an.. ..... ,... .... .. tW = = -.,_,==--(.....,. u••" a, It lilt aftlla, I!Da,_...; ,.. 11" .... ' •: • '
.... I WM ahn.tfleaa...-. oe
fEilliMW ....
...._ ft'AftiiiJtt ,......,....,.... ..
..... ' 'Ill U: C....., vw. .... If~
Bhd.. lf~S.CII,Ca.
_, ~. State of Caltf.) c....., ..... IDe., ... ..,_
,.rt 81ft.. Newport Beacb.
Ca. taU (loe. State of Cal-
~).
TIIU baa .... la ooadact-
td bJ a corporatioll..
CorpontJoe Name: CeD-
blry VU. IDe.; Victor R.
Yack, P~.
Tlals .tatemeat wu ft1td
wUb tbe eo.ty Clerk ofOr-
up Coaty Dec. 15, 1975.
Plbl.l.lh: Dec. u. !5, 1975;
Ju.. l , I, 1976, ID tbe New-
port Harbor Ensign. F5066S
~IULMDTICI
S~lSI4
FICTITIOUS BUSIHESS
N AilE ST ATEME.NT
Tbe foUowlDg pei"'IIOls are
do1llc baalners u: Nettle
Creek Sbop, !5519 Calle de
la LOIIIA, LapD.a Billa, CA.
tz&SI: Theodore Louta Cur-
rter, Jr., 23912 Hillberst
Drtwe, Lactma Nlpel, CA.
928'7?; FJ'lllcla LorDt Falk-
oer, 1207 La Mirada street,
Lacwa& Beach, CA 9Ze5l;
Jota Vme.t, 615 Myltlc
Way, Lac-a Beach, CA.
92&51; Robert Wood, 6009
btb IIIIDsfteld Anaue, Los
Aaples, CA.; Thomas B.
PaiDe, 5?00 B.altlmore,
Aputmeat 1220. La Mea_
CA. All registrants l1sted
are oow oot.ac business as
Currier's.
This business is cooducted
by a general partnership.
Sl.cMd: Francis Lome
FallcDer.
This *latement wu filed
with tbe County Clerk ofOr-
ange County Dec. 12, 1975.
Publish: Dec. 25, 1975;
Jan. 1, 8, 15, 1976, in New-
port Harbor Enslgn. F50578
LIIALMOftCI
S-01391
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per.on ls
doing business u: 'otgu.al
Watch &ales Compeny, ~00
Campus Drlwe, (Suite 2~0),
Newport Beacb, CaWol'llla
9ZMO: IDDonttve Time
Corporation, c; allfornl.a.
This business is cooducted
by a COJ:l)OrttiOD.
Cofl)Oratlon Name: InDo-.
vattve Time Corporation,
Mickey E. Novak. President.
Tills statement was tued
with the Count y Clerk ofOr-
a.nge County Dec. 16, 1975.
Publish: Dec. 25, 1975;
Jan. 1, 8, 15, 1976, ln New-
port Harbor Ensign. F50690
L!GAL NO'nC!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEliENT
-The following pel'800 ls
doing busto.ess as: Bal,-
Hubor Llqaor ~ DeU, 510
E. BalbodUwd., Balboa. Cal.
9!6el : Stcoodo Colombero,
lOOS E. Balboa 81Yd., Sal-
bal. Calli. IH$1.
Thts busiDea ls cooducted
by an tndtv1dual.
Slped: Secondo Colom-
bero.
This stateroent was tUed
with tbe Coonty Clerk ofOr-uce Coanty Dec. 19, 1975.
P1t)Uab: Dec. Z5, 1975,
Jaa. 1. a, 15, 197&, in New-
port liu1Jor Enslp. FS0?64
Lft&.O~
FlCTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
1"bt f~MJ~lor P->r.c)D 11
ctot.r business a: MSA
~Y. 2152 QuPoat Dr.,
S.ae ZOS, I"I.De, CA. 11'715:
RkbaM W. Robe"-. •1
Senn .l l •• c~ Ilea. CA.
tiel(.
Tilts t.IIDMI ls coodlcted
by .. ADctMMl .
.._...: Rlebard W. Rclb-...._ .
T.U ltttemeat wu ftltd
wttb tilt Couty Clert QfOf--ce CCNM} Dee. lt, lf75.
PlbU8b: Dec. as. tm:
lu. l, e, lS, lt?t, II ...., ..
port ............ F'SO"'M
LIML:_,..
FIC'It'n)VS ._..
RAMI ITA,.....,. ne.....,...,..... a.
• diiiiC ........ ~
.... Tn..a •me. fl N.w-,_ ~ 11Mhtr1r
C.. Dr., lntll, CA. _. a.etr Mee.&lr .... c.,..., lf7 Yia .........
.. .,.rt ....._ CA. -.,
ftllrt•* ••cuta..a ..,.aarta' . ....... ~
C.wr. . '* • ,. ............
.. .. c..tJ Clift fiOr-
.... -o.e. It, lt'rl. ...... Die. .. ltrl;
. ~~\!==
LIIM.IIOTICI
FICTITI00380SINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followinc pe~ ls
doJoc bastoess u : Piasa
Secretartal Se"ice, 101!
Mlcbelaoo, l.rTt.De, CL
92'715! Ete Clalre Moore.
19532 lodepeodeoce. H.t-t.actoo Bcb., Ca. 9!846.
Tbl.l busl.Dess ls CODdllcted
by an iDdtrldual.
S~ En Cla.lre Moore.
Tllil statemeat. wu nted
wltb tbe Coa.oty Clerk otor-
ange Count)' Dec. 12, 1975.
Pl&bU.b: Dec. ta. 25, 1975;
Jan. l, a. 1976, ID the New-
.,art BU'bor EuJco. F50582
LICM. .. TICI
FICTITJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following peraoo 1s
do!Dg bustoess as: Lido VU -
tace Florist, S636 Newpor1
Blw.L, Ne1g~art Beach. Calll.
92663: Victor R. Yack. 611
Lido Part Dr., Newport
Beac h, Calif. 92663.
This business is cooducted
by an lod1v1dUal.
Signed: VIcto r R. Ya~k.
This statement was fUed
with the County Clerk otor-
ange County Dec. lZ, 1975.
Publish: Dec. 18, 25,1975;
Jan. 1, 8, 1976, in the New.
, por1 HIJ'bor Enslgn. F5058S
LHAL•wca
FICTITIOUs BOSJ.NEQ;
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following periOD 1s
oolng ~slftess as! T and R
Wholellle, S636 Newpor1
,Blvd., rt'~r1 .~actt, CL
92663: Centur~ vtt, Inc. (IDe·.
State of Ca.ttfDrn1a), ~36
Newpor1 BlYd., Newport
Beach, Ca. 92663.
Tbls busloess ls cooduct-
ed by a corporattoo.
Corporadoo Name; Cen-
tury vn, Inc.; Victor R.
Yack._ President.
This statement was ftled
wlth the County Clerk of Or:.·
ange County Dec. 15, 1975 .
Publlsh: ~. 18, Z5, 1975;
Jan. 1, .a, 1976, in the New-
port Harbor Enslgn. F50664
LKAL MOTICI
S-01S76
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME ST A TEkENT
Tbe following pe"uoa is
doing buainess as: Micbal-
sld Enterprises, 13752 Oil we
St., Westminster, Ca. 9268S:
HardY HI Mlcbalsk1, U752
OUwe St., Westminster, Ca.
92&83.
· Thla butaess is oooducted
by an lndivldUal.
SJ.cned: Hardy H. Michal-
sid. ·
This. statemeat wu ftled
wltb the Cowaty Clerf aiOr-
ance Couaty Dec • .12, 1gJ$,
PUbllsl'l: Dec. 1a, %5, tgJS;
Jan. 1, 8, 1976, lD the Ntw-
port Ham>r Enstp. F5057?
·LIC& .. Ttea
S-01Mi ncnnous BUSIN£SS
NAMI. STATEMENT
Tbe followile penoe ll
doMe ........ u: MJetMl
Cben'olet, 800S. BreaBJYd.,
8"' CL IMI1: Ml•t•
Cbenolet -1 Cal..lfonla cor.
pOratloll. eoo s. Brea BM.,
CL 11621.
Te.&. bedi111la ~dtd
by aCOf110 .......
Cof110ra!a Jltarn« Mill £-., Clle'n'OIIl •
Tbla lltatemeat ,.. ftltd
wttb the CoatJ Clerk ofOr. uc-eo.ty Dec. 10, 1t?S.
PlbU.It Dec. lt,l$, 1975;
laa. !t 8, 1976, bl t .. Ntw-
port lladlot , ...... ncMM
...... ftC.
FICTITIOUS BUSDfESS
NAME STATE ME NT
Tbe lollow1ac ~ is
ool.Qc bii•Jaea u: Plua EX-
ecutJwe s.ttes, ZOIZ MJcbel-
soo Dr.. lrwiDe 9ZM4! Ewe
C. Moore. 1951% lodepeD.
dence, BIIJitJQctoo Bell. Ca.
92646. •
Tbls baltoess is CODducted
by an IDdiwldu.l.
Siped: Ewe C. Moore.
Tbls ltatemat was filed
wltb t.be County Clerk ofOr-
ance County Nov. 12, 1975.
PubU.sh: Dec. 11, 18, !5,
1975, Jan. 1, 1976, lD tbe
Newpor1 Harbor Ensign.
F -49617
LIUL .. 1ICI
FICTITIOUS BUSDfESS
NAME STATEMENT
1be toUowtog per8011 ls
doing basiness tt Atlutis
Sales. Dana West Marina.
S5Z02 Del Obispo St., Dana
pt., Ca. 92629: Michael Lee
Mosley, llZ Via AntJbes
Newport 6each. CalU. 92663:
Thll ba'itoess 1s oooduct('ti
by an lndlv1du.al.
Slped: Michael Lee
Mosley.
TbJs statement was ffied
with the County Cleric ofOr -
ance County Dec. 12, 1975.
Publlsb: Dec. 18, 25, 1975;
Jan. 1, 8, J976, ln tbe New-
pori Hart>or Eoslp. f 505M
LeGAL.OTICE
NOTICE
OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
· NO.• -1015-166
On Friday, the 9th day of
J~~a~ary, 1976, at the hOilrof
11:00 A.M. attheSouthFront
Entraoce of tbe Orange
County OUI Courtbouse ln
the City of Smta Ab, Cowaty
of ~e. State of CaJ!-'fo~ '.UO.OU> S.
MALTER. u trustee, Will
MU at pUblic u ct1oo, to
tbe tucbest bidder for cu b
ID lawtw m30ey of the Uaited
St.atea, all payable at the
tlme of sale, real property
s ituated in the City of New-·
port Beach, County of Or-
ance, State of CallfOtnia,
and desc ribed as foUows:
Lot 1~. Block 629, Co-rona del Mar, as pttr
map r ecorded 11 liook
3, Pages 41 and 4Z of
Miscellaneous Maps, re-
cords of s.ald caaty.
(commonly known as 613-
13 1/2 Becoota, Corooa
del Mu.)
Tbe ale wUl be made •
wlthoat eouout or war-
raoty rep.rdilc title, ~
sesslon, or encumbrances
to sitls1Y the obUgatioo se-
cured by and pursuut to
the power of sale conterred
lD that certalD deed ot trust
executed by Merle R. Mc-
Gulre and Batban A. Mc -
G•tre to Security Title ln-
auruce· Compey, a Call-
fomla corporatioll, u tru-
tee, for tbe ~t ucl 18·
curtty of Walter E. Heller
II Company ofCallfonla"tbe
named beoetldtry, clat.eG
October 2S, . 1973, &Dd re-
corck!d October 29, l97S ln
book lOtH, pqe a19, Of-
ttclal RecoJ'dl ot onnce
co.~y,cawo..-.
The b...aclal llltere.t
udft' the meatJooed deed
of tnll Md tbe obbpttou
Metred lbtrtby ... N U -
JiCDed to Hamlla llwiY
Co .. lac. by 1 OOIJIOI'I&iOD
t~ dateG Flbnary
8, ·~ .. ud ~Oil F tbnary U, 1 rrc_ a. boot uon. prce 11114. Ollctal
Recordll of tM IIHIIIIMMd
co.ty.
The -senlped trutte
wu IIIPOlDttd tad llllbal-
hlted .. tnlht .... tbt m~ deed ol tnll by
u ...,_,_ .... Alplt
1, arrs, noorclld M~Ut n,am .. .,..u-..-. 1-. Otlldal .... tftM m..a..d oo.lr. _. .._ telled by _ .. ....,
Co., Ire. bJ .._rlct ...... .. ,....,.., ..,.... lo
tilt~ ol Dldeed ., trill.
Noacl ef .,_. .... 11«-
ta.. • .... .... • .. ~liNd
nel~----.......... of tnll ... ................. ,.,, ,... .... .,
Dl •1 M If Cllllltr.
DrW: Dee. a. '"'· ADOLD I. IIW.TU ....... _,.... __ Die. , .. as. 1fPS;
I& 1, 1111, a tM lfewpert
....,.l•aaae~
n &ri:MIIh " ••a.,..-.wt "'._
Cit FE IIIIUUI •a US .... n....._..,__ ...
) a ff .. -"' ... 6 11' a t 1 1 -.:
..... the ........... !alit
Pad& c.----·c.-,.. del liar, Ca. -· tile ndM' M De tiS
R-.rMetndto-..,.. ..., .. OrMre eo.ro •
.,U U, t 971: •Utoa 111111.
411-1/1 •u~. eon.a
del Mar, Ca. 81ZUS.
TJMt.a ... swu~
dllcled by a reaeraJ putler-...
SJped: Watca Holt. nu statemeat wu flied
wtna die ec.ty Clert aiOr-
UIIP eo.ty Dec. 5. 1975.
Pll>llsb: Dec. 11. 11, ts,
19'75; la 1, tm, m u.e
Newport Rubor EDSip..
F-51r1 .L--.•nc• NO'MCE
Of PUBLIC BEARING
Notice is hereby gi Veta tba.t
tbe Planoiog CommluloD of
lbe City of Newpor1 Beach
wUl bold a pubUc bearlDg
oo Ameodment No. 462 in-
itiated by BUI Langstoo to
consider an ameodmeat to
amend tbe Planned Com -
munity Development PIID for
"Newport Place " to per-
mit general changes to tbe
Land Use Map and Text,
and tbe .acceptance o1 all
Eovlroomeotat Documeat.
Notice Is hereby farther
given that said pubUc bear-
log .. w be beJd 00 the 15t h
day o1 Janaary, 1975, at
the boar of 7:00 P.M. in
the COUDcU Chambers of tbf
Newport Beach City Kall,
at whicb time and place an)
and all persons interested
may awear and be hear d
thereon.
James Parker, Sec~t.an
PlaoniDg Comm lsslon
City of NeWport Beach
Publish: Jan. 1. 1976, in thP
Newpor1 Harbor Enaf«n.
L!GAL M01ICI
NOTICE
OF TRUSTE E•S SALE
NO. 1015-166
On Friday, the 9tb da\
of Janu.ary. 1976. at the hOU r
of 11:00 A.M., at tbe South
Froot Entrance to the Or-
ange County Old Courthouse
in tbe City of Santa Ana,
CoaDty of Or~np. State of
Callfornl~ ARNOLD S. lfAL~R. u tntste., , I
sell af public a.uctioo, 10
the bJctfest bidder ·for cas h
lD l.awftll m~y of the United
St.at,s, 1 all payable at the
tlme oi sale, real property
situated In the City of New-
port Beacl\, County or Or -
ange, State of C allfornia,
and described as follows:
· A LEASEHOLD ESTATE
IN AND TO: Lot 30 of
Tract J(o, 7t47, m the
Ctty of Newport Beac-.,
County of Orange, State
of California, as per map
recorded in Book 271,
·Pages 21 to 25, in~luslve
of miscellaneous Maps,
in tbe ofl.ice of theCounty
Recorder of saJd County
The Ale will be made
wltbout coevenant or war-
r anty reprd.1ng tltle, pos-
a.ssloo, or en~umbrances
to satisfY tbe obligations se-
cured by and pursuant to
the power of sale ~onlerred
1D that certain deed of trust
executed.by Barbara A. Mc-
Guire as trustor to Se<.'unt}·
flUe Insurance Coll1lam, a
C allfoml.a cofl)Orttion, as
trustee for the benefit and
secvrtty or Walter E. Heller
, II Company of Callfomll.
tbe ..amed beoeftcbry, d2t~
October 23, 1973 and re-
corded November 5. 1973,
ID book 10976, page 837,
OfftcW Records of Or~
Co.Dty, CaWOrnlL
The beoefteial lDtt'rt>st
IIDder the meoUootd ~ of
tnst IDd the obJJcatloos se-
cured tbereby were u s limed
to RamUtoo S.Ir Co •• In<:.
by a corporaUOD aulpment
· dated February 8, 1974, and
recorded FebAUJ 11, 1974,
ID boot UO?S, PICe 126S,
Oftlel&l Recorda of the men-
tloocd coaaty.
Tbe wacterllped trustee
wu ICII)Ointed and sat>sti-
blted u trustee UDder t ~
meMAoNd deed of trust by
u tutnmeat elated A~st
1, lf15, recorad A"i'Jst
25, 19?5, 1D boot 11492,
.,... liU, Ofttetal Records
of ltle lMDtloMd COUDt}', t nd
...-cct by Hamtltoa Sup-
ply Co., IDe. by Maurlr~
tt.la, ttl PrtsldcM, pur-
112111 to tbt prorlJIOU of
tile aflx••tJoetd dMd of
trail Md ersip·est.
NoUee of dt~Mlt Md •• •
tioa ...... tbt dcecrtbfd
,_. 111.-.rtJ _.riM mec-
tiiMd ._. of tnll wu rt·
Col'tld ta ..._ u•. Pll• ,._ Ollldal lleoonfll ot
"-• l?'lllll cc.riJ •
Ds1tc* O.C. 1. lf7S •
AJtJIOLD 1.. lllAt.. TER ....,.,
.......... Dec. ll, IS, l fi5;
J?L l.lt'lt,. tM ,...rt
..... h ..... .
I -------
, r , , ·
• 111E'ID.tY, DEC. U
nazDKII <toD Par'llb.s_
... Of 4115 8T~~Ce c......,
Wdo Suds_ WUcMrpd
mlldemeuor ctn.t drWIIi&
at 1.!:15 a... • Jtl"tfl6de
aid Coe.st -...... ~ M u wl •• ~~-
...... '$' .....
C ..._ • a c::llil'&e ot.--
• ............. JII'CIP-
etty ••• Mh 1'
......... ~-.... ltl?OI IIId ......... ,
llt . . . ,. lltracMa
Bodrero, %4, o1 U5.J/l
-<=amatJ.OQ. COI'ODI del Mar,
I.OCI Ryan Sberwood Gauley
tz, of 416 Vllt.a CI'UIIe, ~
Blld!s, •ere arrestedat&l5
p.m. ~t the Ca.naa.doo ad-
tJr ess, and both were cbarted
Witb J)OSSHSlOD of marijama
for Alf-••• RaJ Lee Walls
Jr ., 4.2, of zrn HaJt)or,
Costa Mesa, wu anested
at 2:15 L m. at !36& V1.1
Ltdo, Udo Sbopt. and
r 'larre1 wltb auto tbeft.
• WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1i
At 4:50 a..m. pollee a.r-
rC?sted Richard C. Wnter
~nd Josepb Elinrd Mo1es,
zt, at their resldeoc~ at
1328-C W. Balboa Blvd
&alboa, ch.argi.QJ Writer •itb
possess1oo of mari)lana and
Modes wltb Its Cllltlntico,
and also c~ed David Al-
la.o Moflan. ZO, of Z05 -1/2
Coral, Balboa lsl.and, and
Ml~hael Joseph Wbytoct_20,
of 1842 Iowa., Costa Mesa.,
with being pres ent wher e a
controlle<1 substaoce was be-
ing used . . •• Chnstopber
Kent Lindsay; 27, of U l i
Harbor, Costa Mesa, was
,.harged with belng intoxi-
cated in an automobUe at
11:30 p.m. at Coast Hwy.
and Newport, near the
Arcbes ••. Cly~ Allred
Lamberton, 45. of 1533
Ocean, Balboa, was charged
wttb intont"ation at 9 p.m.
at Man ne and Parlt, Balboa
ls l..and . • . 0 D. Ta}'lor
tn, 28, of 49)8 Septune,
West Ne•.wport, was booked
~IGM. MOTICI
S-01424
FICTITIOUS BUSL~ESS
~AME STATEME~T
-The fo llowing persons are
dot~ bustness as: N pw
Wor ld Computer Company,
2082 Mi chelson Dnve, Suite
100, Irvine, Cahfornia
927 15: Robert Herman, 208..2
Michelson Drtve, Suite 100.
Irvine, Callfornia 927 15;
Phlllp C. Hunes, 2082
Michelson Dn ve, Sutte 100,
lrvtne, California 92715.
Tbis busUles s tS rooduct~
by a geoenl partne rstup.
Virtue l S~'he<-k, inc., 270
Newport Cot. Dn ve, New -
port Bea~b. Californta
92660; Robert Herman.
Tttls statement was tiled
with the County Clerk. ofOr -
ange County Dec. 23, 1975.
Publish: Jan. 1, 8, 15, 22,
1976, tn the ~ewport Harbor
Ensign. F -50845
•KALMOncl s ... ot342
FICTrTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following person 1s
doin~ busitless as: S. G.
SystPm s, 16842 $('a Witch
Lrt, Hunt ington Beach, Ca.
92649: Rt~hard Olsh.auseo,
16842 Sea "ltrh Ln., Hunt-
Ington Beach, Ca. 9Z649.
This business is conducted
by an lndlvldual.
S~t>d: R1~'hard Ols-
hausen.
Tl\1s statt>ment v.ras fll@d
with the Count\ Clerk of Or-
ange Count~ Dec. 8, 1975.
Publish: D('('. 11. 18, 25,
1975; Jan. 1, 1976, in the
Newport Harbor Ensign.
F -50409
l.IGAL MOTICI
. S-01341
F'lCTrTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEM£NT
The followl.ng pttrsoo ls
doing buslness as: Associ-
ated Services and ~lies,
1814 Westwood Street, Sant2
Ana, Ca111orota 92706: Floyd
~ter, 181-4 Weltwood
Street, Santa Ana, California
92706.
Thls buslDess ls condurted
by lD IDd1 Y\dOal,
Siped: Floyd ~Jer.
Thll statem~nt ftS nled
wltb tbe County Clerk of Or-
aDC• •County Dec. 5, 19'75.
Publlsh: Dec. 11. 18, 25,
1975; J <ln. 1, 1976, in t~
-Newport Harbor Ensign.
F .!)OSf6
c--. n, *' • ._ r.u.
•ewpart fWIMa. wu ar-...._, Ullin at , ..... ud
Cbupd dJI 11 0 II 1h• ol
mart ............ :JaDe
Plelrll!tts. 49. of 100 Bay-
ddt, reported tbat bu
parw, witb ~ ta1ued
at $191, was ... from
the back of btr c¥Jr Wblle
sbe wu duc:illc It o.di'Ys
J'elbuu(. 103 It Bayside,
N"IJ(Q't o.ts. betwe.7:JO
aDd 9 P~m •••• .Jaoe Brtttoa
McKemie, 50, wu cbl.rged
•ltb eemploymeo.t frud
•beD pollee arncted bu at
5!SO p.m. at ber resideoee, m o Pan Newport, on a
w.arrut l&sved b)' Hatbor
Dlstrlct Cattrt.
• THURSDAY, DEC. Us
Benreeo 1:30 L m. and 4
p.m., probably wtille the
m~er n s an y from the
counter briefly. .omeooe
toot a bank deposit book with
about $300 In store r~,
from UDder tbe counter of
Balboa Cleaners, 605 E. Bal-
boa Blvd • • • Jim Alan
Dunn, 19, of Z074 State, Co-
sta Mesa, a.od Walter James
Baker, Z6, of 1130 Victoria,
Costa Mesa. were c ha.J'Ied
wltb burglary wben poUee
arrested tbem at Bristol and
Jamboree, airport area ...
Arthw' Lee Hall, 26, o1
Z06-l /2 34th, WestNewporf.
was charged with mar i)Ulna
possessioo at 6:45 at 32nd
and Newport . • . C lnd)
~ette Waldron, 18, of2513
Fairway, Costa Mesa. was
':barged With sbopllftlng at
1:45 p.m: at Fasbloo Island
• . • Jonathan Pugh m, 36,
of 741 Promontory Point ,
was charged with misde-
meanor drunk drlviDg at
11:25 p.m. at Dove andQuu l,
near the a.irport ... Geral-
dine Catherine Doris. 55, of
1755 Plaz.a del Sur, Balboa,
was charged with mlsdE'-
meanor drunk dnvtng at
12:30 a_m. at E. Balboa Blvd.
and "I" St., Balboa ... Gar}
Aubrey Scbwartt, 23, of 205 -
A 8th, Balboa, was arrf'sted
there at 9:25 p.m. and
t:'harged with possession of
ma.ri)lan2 . . . Dav1d Alan
Thompsoo, 21, of 3()() E.
Coast Hwy., Ba} bn dgearea ,
was cl:larged ntb~ssion
of mart;sana at 1 a.m. in
the 300 block of Oovf't Dr.,
~ewport Heights •.• A m~nor
tire was discovered at 2:29
a.m. outside the ticket wm-
dow of the Pussycat Theatre,
709 E. Balboa Blvd., and
arson Ls suspected b' in-
vestjgators.
• FRIDAY, DEC. 19
Roderick Montrose M,._
lotyre, 40, was arrested at
3 p.m. at hls home at 119
34th, West ~ewport, on a
Tucson, Arit ., warrant
cha.rgiog him wlth auto t~ft
. . . Mark Balctr Pendroy,
25, of 416 N. ~ewport Blvd.,
~ewport Helghts, was ar-
rested there at 8 p.m. and
cha.rged with cultlvatlng
mari)Jana . . . Hugh Manh
~guyen, 19, a Vlt>tnamese
lmmlgrant who Jives at 616
W. Ocean f ront, Balboa, n s
charged with intoxication at
8:30 p.m. at Jamboree and
San Joaquln H1lls Rd., Ntw-
port Center . . .• Kathleen
Ann Strangmann, 24, of 412
Dahlia, Corona d~l Mar, was
ch.arged with shoplifting at
noon at 1072 Bays1dt> Dr .•
Bayside Shopping Center •..
J ack· EJwayne Rice, 55, of
417 CabrlUo, Corona Htgh-
laDds, was chp.rged with mls -.
demeanor drunk. dr iving at
2:05 a.m. a t Hartlor Vit'w
and MacArthur , Rarbor'vtew
Hills •..
• SAT-URDAY, DEC. 20
Shlrley Ann Belhm>. 31,
of 885 Sea G~all, Newport
Heights. was cflarled with
shoplifting at 8:25 p.m. at
SavOD Drugs, Westclltr
P laza • • • A man who
accosted Jeanne Marie Har-
rts, 19, ot Costa Mesa, u
she ~ tD her car ln a
Fashioo Island ~rkl.ne lot,
was chi.Sfd t~ll the shop-
ping ceoter hy Matthew Jack-
SOD of Hllllt n,toa Beact\, Who
respooded to Mlls Hurts's
cry for help, and ns lut
seeo raOJling ac ross the 1 r .
'riDe Coast CCUltry ClubgoU
t<Mnt • • • Sottro PacUlla c .. ,._ 69, a1 2S79 wn.oo.
COlt& MMa, wu ehal'l'«l
wtU. mlldemtMOr dtwk
d.rl.tlc at 6:10 p.m. t t Sllld
IDd Me'trport Blfd., ....
....,.,. rt ••. JIJI'Its F,...:la Ro.t. ss. o1 s._ ta, 100
t . Cout Hwy., S.y ~ u-. wu ebarpS wb...._
deti.IIOf 4Jwt dm1lsil
aftllr I wt aid Ill
bectltd '-to a ...,._ c:ar
• tM p&Jtisc kit tllml • • •
0... WMtltr Rodcrtc-. •.
of IOU Aftor, Costa ..... ..,.. carted wttll ~
• II dnM ctrtnrc til& I;. p.-. dtr poll MIIU
Well Side.
• SUNDAY, DEC. n •· --
B«w..-cloGIIc time ll
7:JO p.m. Dee. !0 Ud DOaD
Dec. Zl, ~ stole •
flDft1Gpe ccwtJantnc SICS
from lb ld4UIC place laJerT)'
Malloyfs T.US Sbap, t7U
E. Caul &.y., COI'OQI. del
Mar ••• WUUam Staaley c-. 55, o1 SIZS SaadGDt,
Hutlor VieW Hllls, wu
clar(ed w1tb m.Udemeuor
dr\18k drlriac at 8:40 p.m •
at'I1S111.1Dt aDC1 Bayside. Co-
rou deJ Mar • . • Jam es Grerorr Baird.. zz. or 417
Narcissus, Corona del Mar,
wu arrested at 2:4.5 a.m.
a.t the Corona del Mar fire
station, a.r.d charged wltb
latoxicat aon .•• Jotm Mit:ba.el
Ha(beS, SO, of 1115 E. Bal-
bOa Blvd., Balboa, was
<:bareed wuh m1sdemeanor
drunk dnvUli at S:15 a.m.
at 14th and Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa .•. William Gl-ne
Mood}, 45, of 5li-A W. &a,,
Balboa, was charged w1tt•
misdemeanor tirunk drlvw:
at 1:30 a.m. in the 700 tJlCY'k
of W. Coast Hw~ •• Mariners
MUe . . • C a.r.•era 8QIUP-
ment valued at $875 was
bufllarit ed from the home
of Norman Specht, 14.30 An-
tigua, Dover Shores, wnilt>
be W'tfll for a short drive
betweeu 11 p.m. and 11:15
p.m.
• MO:O.'DA '\, DEC. 22
Donald R\'J)inskl. 419
WestmUlst»r, .Sewport
Heights, repon ed tbat his
SO-rear-old pockt>t watch.
nlued at H SO, was stolen
from bis desk ln an office
at 3901 "esterl}, near tht'
alfl)Ort . . . Burglars pned
open t~ front doors of the
officf's of Maurer Den•lop-
ment Co. and Bell and HoweU
on the st>cond floor of a
bw l<iing at 1451 Quail, nPar
the airport, between 9:30
p.m. Dec, Zl and 7:15a.m.
Der. 22, and too It 5 type-
•r tters and a calculator ,
valued at more ll'wl $4.200.
1cm't let the avn a:po.l Y'O\#r
1too 'un Shade wrth c:olotf\.ll
trwu fof cool comfort. C.U tor"tYW M1~
FtMANCIAL
tACtCER HEEOEDI
Y.orlcl Wido Reolty, t.c..
S1xteell months old, N~w
port Beach Com merclal &
Industrial Brokerqt Co.
Just computer lted all Or-
~e County buUc1ings.
Need to ~xpand operations.
Has potentl.al for nation·
wide fraochlslng.
Ca11 Rort H•ry, ew11et
979 .""
, CHURCHES I
Highway House of Prayer
2•11 E. COAST HWY .• CORONA OEL MAR
La.ft" LEVE ... -RIA"
1/tiTERDfJ'/Olo/INA 170NA~ FvLL GOSPEL
SUNOAV ICHOOL. t :• """"" .... ~: t1:. lV~LinsTtC WRVICE: a;. P.M. aiNDAY
.-..AVER ANO .. u STUDV: 7·JOP .M. MONUDAY
WILLIAM T. KROAH. PASTOR
PHONE : M2-87S2 .
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DaD ST. etOIAMG!, COSTA MISA ... 641-P'
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THE CEHTER FOR BIILICAL STUDIES
9 .tS A.llol. Sill£ CL ~SS ES -11:00 A.M. WO IU HI P HOUlt
7:00 P.M. EYAMGELI STIC H OU ~
301 •uGNOLIA AT SANTA ANA AVE., COST A ME SA
GR 1\CE BIB LE CHURCH
V ()tenns · Memorial Bldg.
~~5 'A I ~th. (\lSla M~
REV. TOM TYREE. PaSlor
Sll ~A Y Sl RVI f:.S·
I 0 '0 A .M & ~ 00 P \1
Sunday School.
aU ages Q .'0
HOME BIBU CL>\SSES
Call ~52.()()Q2
.,.tadun~ 81hlt Ooctnnt •
TIE D
l UntERAN H RCH
OFTH MA R
2900 P~Kifico Vww Or
Corou dd Ml.r. c.tif.
WR E F 0 f RtJHU
Pnlor Phone M-4·2664
SUM't>A Y SCHEDULE:
t:lS a.m. -Swadaf boot
tO:ao a..m. -Wor hlP
Nurxr) and Caff~ Hoot
Chrts tlort !K •enu
S.rYtCe$
FIRST CH LlROi OF
CHRT T .. ClfNTIS1
3 ltl.\ Vi.a l 1do
r wpnn IW-o~ch
Sl'11o:OA \ HOOI
Q " 10: ~ •. 111'.
~t 1\0A\ • R \'I(T S
• 9 &> JO·~ L ift.
\\ E:.ONE DAY EV 1 C
._.1F ETI • ~p.m.
REAOI G R<X»A
• 1n
,..rt .... -,..,..., 5 tD
, p.a.; ., a • o , '=• tD
10 ...... a eo -., c.-
1ft II ..... 11 ... ca.tr-
... fltM IIane I ;t&IJ.
Cia • a r..c:e.
lu. 10, n.. artl Yllllilw
tMMre It uc lntM -'1:10
to 10:15 a.m ........... Ge-
01'11 CdiJip lr ., bl'ld af tBii
Gall.-p PoD; coiiUDtllllllan
Pul 11ar Karl Lamb af UC s ... Cna ud editor Ger-
ald Warna ot tile SaD Dllp u._ IDOCierdor, Jame~
ttoo.nJt, .-eial ecokJc1
lecblrer It UC lrYlDe l'ld
IDI1Del' ca.cre .. mn from
CalMDnla; 10:10 to 1!:30,
..-eli* Grut Dtl1maa ol u... Preu IDteJW!tlgM!
ud ..... Hon, ........
of Cai.Uonia State UDi-
Flwe certllled J1111bUc ae-Yerdy, Laac Beach; mod-
e~ !lrms bne 1-..ed erUor, Prafeaor Joel Fisll-
spaoe lD tbe lrYtDe Co.-er, ~en UDI•erstty
pany's ... 11-._., W.U. scbool of law; Z to 4 p.m.,
fargo bu.1ldl8c iD Newpolt puen.t. cobunlllst Robert
Ceoter, accordtllctoCbarte. !font; commeaDtors, UC
BucbaDaD, ma.oapr ot com-Proteaor lfel-Pollby aDd
merclal real atate for tbe New York Uatnrstty Pro-
lrvlne. Company. 1 teaor t..o.f.a ICoeDJc; mod-
The ftve lease~ total endor, Balt)ua Stooe ofCal
oearly 30,000 square feet. State UDI•erstty, Fullerba;
T.be oational CPA ftrm · 8 to 10 p.m., address by
of Kenneth Leventhal" Com-Georre Ree~y.
paoy bas moved ooe-balf af Jan. 11, fiDe arts village
its 50~rSOD Century City theatre at UC lrYloe -8:30
omce to Los Auples to to 10:15 a.m., panelists,
Newport Center to estabUsh Proleuor Tbomu Cronin
its first office lD 0ruce of Holy Cross College and
COUDty. lt has located 00 Braodeta Ualversity aDd
tbe 8th noor or tbe Wells author af "Tbe state ol the
FIJ'IO buUdiog. presldeacy," IDd Douglass
Peat, Manrick, Mitchell Cater, former special as-
and Company, formerly ur-slstut to President Lyndon
Santa ADa and with oat.looal Jotm..oo; commentator,
headquarters ln New York., Aaron WUdusky, dean at UC
pl.aDJ a work force of so Berkeley; moderator, Mel-
in ltl oew offices on tbe vin Bensteto. assistant
7th floor. vice-cbaocellor at UC Ir-
Moss, Adams & Company, vine; 10:30 to 12:30, coo-
-with offices ttlroughout the cludlog add.ress br Senator
West Coast, hu leased space Humphrey; reachons and
on the 13th floor, where It comments by guest
wUl relocate Its Smta Ana speakers.
office. MossAdamswasrep-Adjournment wtu follow
resented by Jeff Pence of luncbeoo in the Mesa court
• Coldwell Banker . blue room.
Ernst & Ernst, an lDter-
oatlonaJ CPA tlrm wtth bead·
quarters to CleYelanc1, Ohio,
leased a second floor loca-
tion for its new Orange
County offices.
Aleunder Grant & Com.
paoy, a national firm with
headquarters ln Chlcago, bas --... •ce OD tile llth
ARREST REQU
ACCOMMODATED
A Newport man who !n-
slsted oo being arrested last
friday got bis wlsb..
-floor for its Orange County
Newport pollee got a call
lit •• ..-. tt.l a -.u.ess
wbo said Robert Wllll.am
Latta Jr., 39, "says he•s omces.
drunk and waots to go to GANG RAPE BY jaJJ." Ottlcer Lee Roberts
-responded and found Latta STEP-KIN CLAIMED on the sidewalk near his
-· -
A Spyglass HlUs woman
told police a bizarre story
last week or being gang.
raped by her step80n, step-
son-l.D-law and aoother man.
The woman told pollee she
is going through divorce pro-
ceed logs with her· husband.
On Christmas Eve. she re-
ported that 2 men rang her
doorbell, came ln the front
door, then left when she
confronted them. She told
pollre she had never seen
th~ 2 intruders before, but
became frtghtened and de-
cided to tell t~ story or
the rape, whic h she said
occurred ·'about 2 months
1(0."
According to the woman,
her husband's Zl -year--old
soo, !2-yea.r.old soo-in-
law, and anot.ber man came
to her home and raped her.
She said she reported the
lncideot to her husband, but
did DOt ootl!ypollce, because
of the family relatives in-
volved. She said her hus-
band's attorney got a court
order restraining the 3 men
from comlng on her property
again, but she has stlll Dot
filed formal rape charges.
VIOLA-AUBE, 14, OF
PARK LIDO.~ ~AD
Miss VIola Allbe, 14, of
4000 Hllarta, Part Udo, 1tas
burled TM.tay, JQllowlnc
grunJde .emcu at for-
est LaWD iD Gl.rate. Sbe f.a
ant•ed bJ a coutD, Erlt
-MeT~ af Los ~.
_ _ Sbe wu bon Ill Nn Yort
-ud Uftd ID <>race ec.tJ = "-!~'" ,.ua. Tale tlmlly IIIII· = pita memorial daaat._. to = C ~·· HOipttal of Los = Allcel-. = BeU-Bro~ctway of Co.ta
-Mea wu ,_.nl director. --= 'MAN OF LA IAMOfA'
=.. LAT!D AT G. I. C. -. -c.._wm...-•arlJ r..,_,., IDr Golde Welt coo.·• .._.,.......,..
tra.ller home at 2938 w.
Coast Hwy.
"He told me he would
do anything to go to jail
lf I didn't arrest him for
befog lotoxicated, '' Officer
Roberts reported. "Sa.ld he
would throw a brick through
a window, or something
worse."
Latta was arrested aM
jailed for public intoxica-
Uoo .
HaEM ANDERSON
OF P .. RK LIDO DIES
Funeral services were
held Dei:. Z6 at St. Andrew's
Presbytertan Church, Cll.tr
Haven, for Helen Anderson,
82, of 4000 Hilaria. Park
Lido, wbo died Dei:. 2~ at
Hoag hospital.
She ls survived by lOllS
Charles of Lone Beach and
Neal of Canyon Lake; a
daughter, Betty Gurr olBal-
boa., and by 6 gra.odcbildtell
and 7 great.gra.odclilldreo.
Burial was in Roee Hllls,
Whittier. Paclftc VIew Mor-
tuary was the director.
MESA GRAD RECEJ
LEADERSHIP AWARD
uc lrnae Juolor Cntg
0 . Rayutord. a graduate
of Coeta Ilea hl(b school,
bas betD aamed a rec:lpleat
of a $500 Beta Tbeta Pf
fouochn FwDd Scholanbip-
~l'lbap award.
The .clllolarsblps han
• beea PUIIated --.lly for
t111e put 25 jean to .ter-
CTadlate mem'.>era of the
Beta Theta PI tratenltywbo
bllYe deCDCJDitrated campu
ud clllpter leadership, aca-
clemte acbieYemtDt, Deed IDd
temce.
Watertrilot ll•tng oo Newport's Maln l twmel. llladoll• Z aod 3 bedrooms plus clen and wet bar.
FIDelt c:aa.tnctlon an,lable. Subter raut>an park-
tile. From $179,500.
OMI YEAR WARRAHTY INCLUDED
Beaut. 4 BR. fam. rm. Country Engli!'h •
atmosphere , en c losed p a t 1n,
established trees, boat slip. $245.000
Being remodeled; custom 5 BR s B.t
6500 Sq. ft. home on point. pool. dod
Custom, completely furnished 6 BH
41At ba., scar gar. On lagoon. $325.000.
Custom 5 BR. 4 ba. Y 1e\\. 80 ft '''~
lagoon. Boat slip_ S295.000
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
Islander$ Oldg. ot L i ndo l•l•
341 BAYSIDE OR., SUITE 1, H.B. 675-6 161
MEL FUCM8 0
'Pa vi fio~' IlEAL ESTATE
200 MAJN STRE?ET • BM.BOA
CALL 675 -1120 -"lT*S A WHALE Of AM IDEA t'
"*Make -,, A Real ~'
HAPPY NEW YEAR ~
WITH THIS TRULY
UNUSUAL DUPLEX
••••••••oooo•••, COrona · del Mar
* ·'k .... * ".Coli~ays ~pP::~ ~ 644-73ll3
~ .. t MARTIN
~ REAL ESTATE
<In+> of those unus ually floe properties we wis h
"Vt"r vone could own. Only one duplex llke this.
T.;o bdrm. and den home ln front plus an extra
,JOlt tn the r ear. Each with fireplace. Each ln
u1ar\•elous condition. New carpet.
South of thf' highway. Priced at $97,000.
Call 673-85 so
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m4 E. BALBOA eLVD., BALBOA 67 S-4710j 332 MARGUERITE, COIOIIA DEL ·~·11M-
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fulfilling oil vo•1 '1.:::,.__-
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MIWPOaT IIACM
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Unit sales for November through
the Multiple Listing Service of
the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors totaled $19.4
million. 6,939 new listings were
processed during the first eleven
months of 1975, of which 53%were
s old; 74% were co-operative I
List your property with a Realtor.
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YES -JUST IMAGfNE HOW TilE CHHlSTMAS BOAT PABADE
LOOKED, LAST WEEK, rROM TlUS "fRONT-ROW" SEAT (A.IO'
WINDOW AND/OR BALCONY}.
BETTER STILL -TRY 1'0 IMAGIN! HAYI!tG 1'HJS EVER CHANG-
ING, LIVING COLOR PAJDtA.MIC VIEW FROM YOUR OWN H01U
EVERY DAY AND l!'fll!· YOU"D SOU HAVE A HAPPY NEW RARI
¥0U STILL HAVE A CHOICE OF 2 THREE BEDROOMS .. .
With All Of These Fabulous Features··· $215,000
e ...... 8A"'S
e PAJIML.Y lOOMS MAVI WIT 8A.S & ICI MUU$
e II'AOOUI _.ASTU IUtTIS WITM IXTU·LU Cf
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OWNER CONl'RACTOR U3l Cliff
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• LMMC...U a MITOMAftC .. _,Ill
... who in his right mind would buy a
bouse during the holidays. . . actually,
it is smart to shop for a HOME at this
time. . .our salespeople can give you
more personalized attention ... and
SELLERS. who will allow their homes
to be ,shown, are more MOTIVATED
than average ... so. feel free to call us
P.S.···'We -AII' ~
wish ,
'You-All'
A
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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Step Up
To Your Own Home
1047 MISSION, ln convenient Mesa del Mar. Quiet
street with great bmlly atmospbeN!. Three ~
rooms, Z baths and country kitchen PLUS POOL!
$49,500. (Immediate possession.)
Z65 MORNING CANYON, in exclusive Sboreclllfs.
Thl'ffl bedrooms, 3 baths, formal ~ room,
(amlly room plus studio off beautifUlly l.aodscaped
patio. A defaxe c-ustom built home In prime con-
cUtlon. flnandnl! on this one. ·
1f. if ;lapp!;! }Q ~fu l!ear Jf. •
Rachelle Robers, Realtor
3333 E. COIIt
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HAL ISTA TE?
GINNY WILL HKP YOU'
'•Me THE IILL' I• '75
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WISH IN G YOU A
WONDER FUL
KEITH RITTER, Broker
VIRGINIA MANSON, Malcer
Vbaee Healy
lnDe LoadDo
J ICkle SIMippard
Betlll Va lbltell
Bob Newell
WJ9GI11 GW
JotallleClue
Bob Reed
RaiDb omwe
Dame SoderUDc
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THE NEW YEAR
RIGHT !
SENSATIONAL Peninsula Point home I! Beautl.f\ll
traditiooal 4 bedroom, 4 b3Jb with fantastic patio,
·and MOREl Just steps to bay and beach! A tnlly
EXCELLENT family bome! Clint Moses, 642-8235 •.
(NlOO)
CUSTOM •AYROMT-
95.' sa..-
Find old world charm on Linda Isle
in this 5 bedroom family home.
Tree-tined bayside terrate m 90'
frontage w g arden atmosphere
S400.000. .
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Coacb Hert> U~s Or-
ange Coast CoUep llulu!t-
ball 8qllad w11l opell a.e 1976
Soutb Coast COilfer.ce title
cbase at 7 p.m. s.t.rday,
J an. 10, aplnst Su Diego
Mesa College ID the oec
gym.
Tbe Pirates closed out
bollday actlon wltb a 3rd
place finish iD tbe Palomar
tournament. The Boca logged
a 2-1 record in the 3 day
enol, and now own a 6-7
slate oo the seasoo.
Tbe Plrates opened the
toomey 1tith a wln over Cu-
esta College or S• Luis
Obl.spo, then dropped a 79
to 73 declsioll to Palomar.
Tbey C2ptured 3rd place by
coming from behiDd to top
ADtelop-Valley 68~1 in tbe
IIDale.
Prior to the coofereoce
opeaer, tbe Pirates willpla}'
at lmperW Valley College
tli1.s Sataroay, Jan. s, and
will meet the Biola College
freshmen Tuesday, Jan. 6,
1n La Mirada.
LOCALS SIGN UP
WETa'tts "RE STOLEN FIRST THIS SAT.
JU " Local residents wUJ get
zl~o,,,.
s..a. J~s4
21'f'C "'VON -
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.lf 4~nwtq F.
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4 CCPfQpf rt
A burglar broke a window
at t~ Frog House shop 3l
6903 W. Coast Hwy., West
Newport. at 2:50 a.m. Fra-
day, Dec. 26, settlm!. off an
. alarm. Before pollee ar-
rived, the burglar toot 10
wetsults, valued at $50each,
from the wlndo•, l.Dd es-
caped ln the beavy fog, own-
er Frank Jensen reported.
~s the lime to Get On ftJ!yglas
Double-Belted Bllldmalls
Lube and
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"CIIsllioD Belt Pol)gla.\ •• • ; • r• •' • mrhA·
"' nn ••IUf' Doubt,. lob<'r~l·••• I> It• I •·• • '" ,,, t•·udtKin•
a.qutrm hrfp ~~p ., .... d "'" ,,., ''~'" r .• ~ r1•. J "'. tr.tt.hon
Two pol)"\:•tt•r c.orJ bnch (llu,. tthl ,,,, r •I• • • .-1twnct-.
t>ncrs l't'doced..
171-11
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eted<wlll. ~ 11 a to $2." r .t: T. de~enchnt on "''•· #1lrl alii tiool. l"rricltt cut on .,.,.OONI sl.-1*1'
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the first shot at register-
ing for Newport Beach
recreattoo progra.ms wbeo
the winter r~lstration be-
glos Saturday •
Registration for Newport
resldeot! ooly wUl be held
from 8 a.m. to 10 'l..m. at
City hU, 3SOO Newpof1
Blv-d. Open regtstratfoo for
resideots and non-residents
wUl take place Monday and
Toesday, Jan. 5 and 6, from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
A oew computeriud
registration svstem will
ha.odle sip-ups for soch
exoti<' courses as Kung Fu,
yoga_, belly -dancing, maglc,
baclcpmmoo, aUddo and
macrame, plus such popular
courses as tennis, saflf~.
gymnastics, ~uttar playl.ng,
aDd bridge.
Registrants pay ft>es for
most of the classes. l'he
fees pay private iostructors
hired by the city. Some ex-
a.mples of costs are $17.50
for tennis, $32.50 for saU-
lng, $15 for backgarnmoo,
and $16 for belly danciJic.
Most of tbe claues are
taagbt ooee a week for 10
•eets, or twice weekly for
5 weeks.
Besides regular formal
lnstnlctioo classes, the city
PBR Dept. sponsors spedal
excaulons to Palm Sprt.aca,
Magic Mountaln. Dfsneylud
a.od to a soowsleddlng outtllc
lD the moatains.
Orpll1&ed leagues an
apouored for children ud
adalts ill basketball, volley-
ball. nag football and tl'd
aDd fteld.
Fartber lnlormaUoo OD aU
prccnms may be had a,
calliDC 640-2271.
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Nat...t.c....-te~tlai'
oc-.. c:a ...... Wla
the C..eaty lAipe eraa
wltb a 1 p.a • .._. came
apiMt £1 Ma 11-.. Ottler
Celllu'J Lelpe D11 IllnwtU
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Newport llartlor .... b
&iuet Lelpt -CID Wednlllly It Loe A•• ....
COIIta Mea Mil E ......
were actlYe ewer U..CbrUt-
mu holldaya. EitMcU's Eaca., led by blc 11m Me-
Closter's 19 paMta. dofted
Warren 76-U ...,.,_, alctd
OD tbe 'lrlaDer'l oout, tMI
ueocta~ tbe E~&te.' ODly
loss this year. Co.ta Mesa
dJ'OC)ped out ol tbe OnQge
Holiday Toa.roamelt after
loslng 66 -60 to Oralp. Tbe
Mu~s ~ka74~9~
lng-rouod win oYer SaYaDna
last Friday, but dropped an
81-68 declsloo to Garey of
Po10ona the next nigbt.
League play for all local
sc hools ends Feb. 20.
NB BASKETBALL
SIGN-UP STARTS
The CUy of Newport Beach
parks, beac bes aDd recrea-
Uoo department ls aow ae-
cepUng regfstratloa for Its
boys basketball proc-ram.
The procram ls for boys ill
tbe 3rd tbroUgb 8th grades.
Boys will practice 2 days
a v.eek and pla)' games oo
53turdays, starting ln Janu-
a.ry.
The cost Is $6 for boys
without recreation shirts,
and $3 for tho~ that already
nave them. Prognm sites
Ulclade Community Yoatb
Center, lrvlne Ternefpal'k,
Peninsula park., Mariners
park., Eastblllff park, Buffalo
Hills park (Aftdersen
schOOl ), Newport Hetgtrts
school, 38th Street part. aDd
l.tn<'oln school (5tb-8tb
~rades ooly l
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,_ by Ule nta•r no
nl.IDa tile rute.t eombiMd
tt-.e ..,.. an s fteets. 1'... 0raJ11e Coast "Y"
,._rswere:
DaYe Lewis ol Newport
Beaeb won the boJs 15-17
ap CJ"'OP. Aeco..,._IO IU
COKil. Ales Gilbert. Daft
n'l.lll a.tstucttac ~rform
uees lit tills 1p lroiiP
ap1Ds older competf_Uoa u
Due ODly tuned 15 oo Dec.
lZ.
Mtcbelle Mercbut ot lr-
Y1De placed 3rd Ia t.be gtrla
11-l% croap. MtcbeUe had
J Ule~me be8t times of
36.6 breaststroke, 1:11 .0 ln-
dirtdual medley and 30.7
freestyle.
Mlcki Clark of Costa Mesa
placed 4th in t.be girls 15-
17 age grcq, with lUe-tfme
bests ln tbe breutstroke
lDd backstroke.
W eDC!y Scbu I man of lrvlDe
placed Stb 1o the gtrls 13-
14 age groap.
Tbe. Oraoge Coast YMCA
bas )last started lts "y ..
swtm league a.od exteods an
lDYlbt.loo to a.ll swimmers
who wooJd Uke to swtm ln
'rillter dlaa.l meet competi-
tioo to joto the .. Y." Thuext
meet ls scheduled foT mid-
January, and meets 1t1l1 ex-
teDd to tbe eod of April-.
Team dues are $ZO for 3
months.
The "Y'" bas recently
hired Alex Gilbert u head
coach. Coach Gilbert has
many years' e~,perlence at
all levels or s-.·tmmlng and
bas developed and worked
wttb JWllor Olympic cham-
pions and USA ''top ten"
ranted &Re gTOQP swimmers.
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only $7.15
Save $2.05
YOU'LL SAVE at our
BIG JANUARY SALE!
Starts Thursday the 8th
Sincle 19-W
TE
For years now, aome of the big unions bave taken money-from thelr members
and doDated it to tbe campa.lgna of certain poUtlcians. This has made a lot of people
mad, IDcladlDg some unloo members. ADd, some of the poUttcians squawked when
their oppooeats got untoo money to apeDd.
Well, our ''public sernnts'' can quit squawking now, because they have )1st
declded to do tbe same tblac. Tbey are going to take millions of federal tax dollars,
tata:a from J0U IDd me, IDd apeod It OD tbelr ca.mpajgns. [don't mow about you, but
I didn't tell anybody they coald use my tu mooey for poUUcs. Sure, a few guys h2ve
marbd tbelr lDcome tu retarD for $1 to go to ooe party or tbe other, but nobody
can COGYlnce me tblt Wutaaactoo cot $eO mlliioa that way.
Tbe way l ftpre tt, U we can~ pt better caDCtidates withoat bavtng to buy tbem,
then we're 1n blc trouble. Of course, u IOOD u pabllc moDey becomes anUable
for pollttcs, e•erJbodY )Imps l.Dto the race. Maybe we sbould reduce congressional
lDd presldeatlal salaries ao there wouldn't be eo Godawtul muy people interested
in the jobs.
Tbeee are tbe same guys who baYe made a mess of the Soclal Security system.
It's golng broke, IDd tbe pys wbo brolre it la•e got tbe guts to spend tax money to
&et reelectecl. MQbe we lboald cuce1 tbetr faDcy peu.ions IDd pat tbem under the
Social Security ayatem lib the rest ol. us. You can bet the Soclal Security tund 1rot1ld
get back ln pod slllpe t--.
Down Ia lleslco, they Jut cboiJped all of the government pensions in half. l didn't
realize tt• lllelicaM were tbat much amarter than us. '
So, let's Dip ttdl carnpaip faDcUIIc tlllllc Ia tbe bud rictlt away. Next thi.Dg you know,
1t wt11 pit 4Ioft ID the !Ute, caaty 8Dd local lnels.· They'll be raising the sales tax,
tbe cuou.e tu. property tu IDd tbe .,_..._.. Ueense tu, just to get extn money to
fluDce tbelr reel«tiaa campe.tpa. ~
ODe ftJ to Cllt don Oil tbe •mber of cudldates would be to require tbat a man
reslcD uid ltaJ a.t of amoe for at 1-..t a ,..-before throwtac hll bat in tt._ rtac for
•DOttier piltlka1 ame.. TbMe .. ,. no pt elected, tbeD immediately start n.ll&
lor......,, 1 ..... CM, poalbly be ctftiiC _,.b Ume to tbe jab to wblcb they were electedtO........ .
~ Idea: C.t au Of tile ca...,.I&M cloWia to z moatbs, ., cam&»lcU wouldn't be
., ~ rltte. W1i1o--to U... to a..·..,. lor I or I IIICHIIN, MJWIJ'?
Md, -I .. Ia IIICtld, be ........... tD ltp I OODtftct l(reeiiiC to M"e out Ida ....... , ... a, ..... a pay rat. .
GeOrp We '' tl• t wu rtcM. If 1 c~e eaa~ afford to ct•e Ida eo.try Z or •
• ,_... of ... Uta. w ... t bea'liiJ 1DC1M1 ftom e.erybody ID .apt, be lboakl Ita)' out
ofpoUUea........_.
AI Forctt
P.S. HoW cc.e IIIII IRS doeta't ebeek till wor«sa of the ballot meeare that II"
Newport C!lr Co.cu-a p&J rai81? 1 tiMk tMJ woUcl tllld .t tllat It *'-ltd be ta...su..__. • • • • • • • • •
Old -wkhr IU ual•ed. c,_. ,._. Wli!llt hntln. llld ctr 11 JOV m..n.
TbWn a lin lllard. We bate lll••tr fit 'nlan'IM ... n...,.lla.lliln.