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THE OFFJOAL NEWSPAPER Of lltE OTY OF NEWPORT lEACH----...----
liTH YEAR. MO . 29
HIGHF.ST IIQN()HS at lhfo annual P.usinPss anrt Pro-
fessional \\ornen'c; 'lut. boc;s£-s m~ht on F'r hlav Wf're
LP!an11 Cav .. , J~"~ larrnPfi as "!JOse; of the }ear" Jnd
JAAJ• P llaines, 1 li~ · .rrl of tht )'Par.'' :\1r. CavP, wt10
Is vii e ! 1 .,~, !•·nt 111 I ru.u~;tc£-r or R:1nk of .\t' t-:-r '·
Co!>ta ~ltts..t, IS rf-admr 1 Iefier lJv <t -'Orkf•r, t1Pc;. rrl rn
hint as ~ foil .tlld IJilSl(PI 3tP ll .111," 'llflj, h .t.'GI, l.i!TI
t ht> honor "*'"'port I 11f \ r";•·r• " •>ffi• Pr ·hspiJ \ s thf
s i lv('r tr.l\ whr h .,,,,, rf' ••IVE'tl for •!our• tlr ... r11ost for
B PW durrn • p,P fktst \ ... 11. E:.11s1 n pt.nto,
Teller says nuclear plants
needed to fight poverty
Or. Fdv.art1 f'r·ll€-t '4.11 11rd
last '-''t."f'k IIIII rf lftf· L lllt>tl
Slates rlO'<'!': 11r•t •·ontlllu~> tr,
t1~.>velop atrm1t• •. n,..n' J'>
a sourre nf IYJ" •r, tl1~-' .r.·orlfl
Is h£>:trl.~l for a lf•prf'o;sron
anrl 'wo1ll '-''.!.1 f.1 1 A JrSf'
than tlw rtp.prPc;slou or t Iff•
1931'c; an· I wl)r t,1 \"J ' n ...
1•r. TPI!n,, wt•o '*·•"' a<.-
sodaiP I "''''' tt•P 1 "'tttf•l•
or the .HJrr.•" rotn•• .1ntl
work(>rl ;,r JlrP I,,~ .t.lam ><>
SC'Il'OI'f' I all Ill \ • \ ~1 .. :0:1 t•
In 11,,. l.J11J'~. C:fJt•~•· IIJ I
''rowtl of lfi(Jr•• I!• u ; HJ c:t•l-
dents ;at Oran~·' r o 1')1, col-
l~.>j:!P.
.. T()<Ia\' W ' h.! VI' I c;fK)I-
ta~P Of f'n('rV\ Pt<l '••rpltr'>
of b,tl•it·c;, .. Ill. r. If, I lol j
tht> o;tuc!Put '· · H \ p,,.. '••.l:
2000 ttw .1.01 i I •1 111 ttJVf'
i b11lion pi>Oplro, anrl G lotl-
llou WIJihP wrr>l<'ltl•lh P•ltll
if Wf-don't •>llltllll•• to I
vt-lop :tiOIIll• ~'IIPr ., .
· Po"r•rt . IIHIIII I•~> 11
Spank with
parent o.k.
Spanking '-'Ill strll "~" al-
lowed In 't>wpo rr-\1 PS ,
srhools, !Jut prlo1 ., rrttt>n
consent or pa r~>ntc; ''''l ''"
n~E'(t In tht> futurP, t tl(>
Board or ~duration dr·• lrlPII
T uesday nh~ht. T1tP ar lion
malntams tifc;trlt·t poll•' 'ln
corporal punr shrut>n!, hut
br ings It Into lrnt> with rP•·Pnt
st ate l('gl slatlon t !'IJttiT 1m•
wrltten consPnt.
The Boarfl also n:tiiH'tl c;u
perlntendf>flt's iiltlt .lpan
Har mon ancl pPr sonM'l PX-
('CUt1 V(' Kevin Wr.p, l<>r t "
ma.na~tement 'c; top llf't!Otla-
tors In Upi'Orfllng <:1 13 r \
talks with teat· hers andotht>r
distr ict employePs. Tl•ar h-
ers are seeklnl! a 10 pPr
cent pa) raiSE>, Nht• h '4oultl
cost tax:pa,~.>rs an P\tra )3.1
miiUon n~>xt .... hO<ll H•ar.
At the next Boart1 rnPE>tlntrt,
March 9 at T{'Whti..)P s ht"'II
in Costa MeSJ, tlof' poll II•
wUJ bt> asJ..t>ti to rt>art to
tht> salar y proposals.
A dP<'Islon on n xt S« hool
yeu's optlon.:~l ph}slcal f'd.
ucaUon proposa l fo1 hlrh
school stufl~>nts was rl t•laved
110tU the Marr h 9 meE"tlng.
CANDIDATES IN 40TH
WILL SPEAK FRIDAY
The Corona df'l Mar unit
of Callfom la Rf'publk~n As-
.ltmbly has added Allr la H.
Cooper, Mission VIP jo hu5l-
nesswoman, to t he h st of
40tb CoQrresslonaJ !llstrl('t
caDdldttes whO •Ill speak
at '1 p.m. this Frtda), F h.
!7, at tM Bahl~ Corinthian
Yactt Clilb, 1600 Bayside
Drt"· c-.. df't Mar.
Prt'flouiJ a.MOUD<'fd
..,....,. IDelade Ass~mbl)'
mu Robert 811C1htm, New-
port Beaeb, Karry Jttrrer. Lac-hlcbprofe sor, and
ln. Jam• Combes, former
Co-.~~~-minist er .
It('\ ... rt Without l'llf-1 \. \ 1
tion !) that 1re flOOr t"'l:l\
V. Ill lo€' f'Vo>n riiOfl:' h SIIIU!t•
ton orrov.·. anrt po~''CI\
t1r P ..... ls ls.tlr Prl .tnd o\'<lr. ·
fJ,.. o;pok,.. our <;trr>n. !1
'lt!alnst ..tdvn· J'esofr•, .. Jntt-
n•l• 1£-ar lmt iattv<> tl13tv.·JlJ I,,
on the Califorma b.lllot 1n
Junt>. H£o expl.un.-.1 thdt pro-
rmnrnts •' t ~·I.' F-' -, :-<> 11o ant 'J .. boit<;'• fl\l'lr3r "l'J tor \.
H£< report ~>t1 that propon.
~>ntc, or lflfo .1111~0 lm··nt .,(\'••
r r• Pntl\ •orupl. 1<>1 3 'l nvr ...
tltlt-1 .. fh~> PtOOIPI' I"'J'-fl-
sr-;, •· rn whl• Ia 1 nu !P<H
rpar tOr I'OeS '-' il1.
.. \\> lfh fliP ,1 f1lt100 t'~ I
won•IPrful lov~> ston, ,.,,
mon o> sho•tl•l 1..-. .i'· l·t. .• s
Ja,..·o;·, · hP JUI PP"''-t r ••
forttllllt•·l1, !I i<. nn tl1f• I .t.
'>I'> of tills rr•·•vt .. lltal tlr~>
pP(lpiP or r altfornl.t .\ t!J ~:o
rr u,,, polls on 1•111•' li.
Hut v.·ttat lht> [l•tt•il•
tloPsn ·r know I'-' t!ut ttu antt-
nu•lpar :l•lv() ''"'""ret rrn ... -
10.! .lhout a wnrll ' risi-. L11
\loh.-th.1n !hf'rr IIT•I•'IIlP.l
Pr ometh»us t risr,·:
Dr. TPII£-r pollll..,tl o•l! rhar
n ... r ... Jfl' approxtmaleh 50
nu lf>:lr rt-a• tors m ltJt' t:.S .
pro''t•1in~ morP than i pel
1'111 of tltP n.ttwn's ('lP• lri-
r ••
\\hill.' ther~> IJavp heen
s Hnto nu, lear rea tor .tt r t-
rl• nts that h.1Vt> 'oc;t ntillton<>
of •lollars, t~1t>rP has ahso-
lU!f'h Ot'Vf'r l•t>pn ,) 0111 }Par
r~>artor 3._, 1t1t>nt tnvolvln~.:
loss of ltfP or loss of h~.>alth, · ·
ll1. l Pller satr1,
llr· s::rirl tltJt storit>s ron-
t'f'rnin~ the posslhillt' tJI
nu•·lf'Jr r('adol ""<Pioslons
A r P nothln~: m<U"P titan
"m\lhs.''
··rr.e law;; o: plnst•'
woult1 havp to h~> r~>pe;rlp t tn
or•h•r tor a nu~'l~>,tr rra• tor
to Px-plot1e. It is '>lmpl' hn-
possihl(' fo r rt ro t>x-plodr
in a nurJear V.'d\, '' Jrp fO(f!
the StUd('nts.
!It> S0\1<1 fltdl a hi.'OIIf',ll
t>'<ploslon 1s possit,l~.>, as tt
I s tn 311} industnal sttttlnl!.
but he stress~.> I that a nu• le-
ar reactor r~nnot tur n into
a nuclear bomb.
n r . Tell('r h~.>lleves th.tt
an expanded U.S. atomlr en-
~.>rgy p rogram will save this
nation six mllhon barrels
or oil per rtay In 1 !185.
'·That's as mur h oil as we
import now per day," h('
sniff.
Dr . Teller polnterl out that
a tanker slUing in Los An-
geles Harbor, loaded with
highly volatll(' Uquld natural
~tas, <'OUld cause an explo-
sion targ~r than that of the
atomic bomb that was
drOWf'd on t~ ctty of Hiro-
shi ma oo AuJ. 6, 1945. He
adds tha.t u.s. I.Ddustr)' ls
planntnc to put mlUloa.s of
dollars loto lktuld oatural ru In the Murt •
As tor bTdroelectrlc
pow~r. Dr . Teller said thOu -
sands ot peoplt bnt btta
kllled to the U.S. by dams
that have oollaps@d.
lHE NEWPOIT HAIIOI
GroW1h controls similar
to those now in force Ln
Pl'taluma should lJe t:'On-
sidPred ror Newport Bear h,
Cit} Counrll man P.iuJ k}r -
koff or Balboa Island said
this week. He said he wtll
push for such r ontrol s in
the wa ke or Monday's l:.S
SuprPrue Coort dt-rislon up-
holrlmg thp Petaluma law.
Petaluma, d growing town
or 31 ,000, 40 mrles north
or San Franci sro, passet1 a
lo,·al law in 1972 limiting
growth to ~00 n~.>w homes
per year Court lJ<sttiE:s
slnce then Jed to lhe Su -
preme Coort's deci sion oo
Monday not to revu~w lower
r ourt decisions uphol~
the city Ia•'.
•Jt now becomes possible
for growth communities to
enart meaniol!ful legislation
to • ontro1 their growth so
as not to e-xt eed support
fa~'lliti~>s, and to avoid un-
planned ~'atrh -up rosts,
which must com~.> out of the
taxpay£-r 's pocket," safci Mr.
Ryckoff.
'·I will ask the N evtport
Beach Ctty Council to now
NB candidates
• express v1ews
TPn or tht> 12 , anolirtates
for :\F-wport H~>artr lit\
C ounr tl talker! \I.'Stl'rrla}
mormm· at ..,. forum spon -
c;or~>r1 t.} tltP Coroua 11PI
Mar C!t.urber of Comm er~'£·
at tltP ' OM ( omrnunit} Cort-
' re~attonal C hurr h. Traffir ,
parking, liownro:tst ann('xa.
tlon Ju•l !lito nran~(' County
Airport wPrr• tlrr m :~in
topt ·s
llt'rP .trr· the • anrlirtates
ami what lllt>Y satrt, In orriE't
of ~p~arJn o.t>:
• G\\F~D-\ WATSO:-.,
rha llen~tn,• tn•·umhent Pau l
H\1 knft tn thf-'lth rllstri t,
saili shf' rtiffer f'll With Mr.
R\r·korr on tire approa• h to
,innt>'<311011 or the 10,000
1• rPc; bf't wt-en C OM and l :-..-
~una HP,t•h. Mr . RH koff
~~o.ants J puLl it" vote on lt11.>
•t.atter 4n•1 appears to oppose l•·· annt-XAtflon Mt s. WatSt'n
SlJOite Ln t, .. Or Of e>.t~OUim
r 11 rverstt) Dr. J• rose; tt.e
H J 1.. H,n as an alt£-rnJt•
tr:tffit rout£', anrl favorPt1
.t pJVe<l btl..~.> trall •lown BJ\-
-':II<> lh . tn Coron.1 ·1·1 \l.u.
• PER THEHLEH, ith
l1strt t, l aiiP·1 fot r"ltt>f
fron trJfft• prol•lf'ms l>P-
for•· furth .. r •I• Vf•lopmo>nt rs
allow..,!. liP want<; 1111~ • 111
to li.'PI It'-·f:~u 5hJ r•," vf
.;tate, r ount\ an I fPtll'l al
f•1nrls rot marls. liP favors
J ruhll votl' on lo~~o·n· oast
.Hlllf x.llti'ln, an·l holdmt' th~.>
ltiiP 011 arr trlffh.
• 1)(1\AI.D M ·1\~I.S, .?11<1
lrc;trl• 1 In • umllt>nl, , dllt•.
for .1 ur.ttf'rl , ornmuntt} • f-
rort to ~~~ a Flllntt:l C ..tn}on t., pJs~ rout~.> for r 0 '1 frf'P-*' 11 . an 1 ..t •f~.>flntte program
to '1.'1 son.t> ofrstret-t park-
tnl! m COM, with th~.> (It\
pro' 111inr ltK> rnonf'} tn som£'
form. liP opposPii a hotf'l
1t'VI.'Ioprrt£<nt plannt>ti for tht>
Dunes arf'a, anti ··ailed for
a rPdU• tlon In t·ommt>rd al
wt Otghts at the airport.
• WII.l.I.-\M MORRIS, 7111
d1strl• t, v. anh housln~ dPn-
sltles 'ut, rou~hl y in half,
.1 s outline<! In thf' tr(t>nera I
plan of thE> dty. tie r rlti-
< 1zeo t r hP Pr omontor) Point
ant! Cow• rtpvelopmen ts, and
oppos~rt ,·onst ruction of an
o(fl , e build i n~ at Ba} stdP
anrl Marin~.>, nf'ar Balboa
I sland. l'ntll presE>nt prob-
lems .HI.' <;Oived, ht> said,
we shoo lrt not • onshlPr tllr-
thl'r annt>xatlons.
• ROBERT HROCI\MA~,
2nd dlstrlr t, said r ih gov-
t>rnment needs nt>w blood,
n(>w votr es .l.lld n~w oplnions.
lit.> strt>ssed his availabi lity
to people, because h? works
out of his home. He al -
t"userl City Hall of too mur h
dt>lay tn acting on 'it)' prob-
lems, and said hf' would
bring government r losu to.
people.
.. ARC'HlBALD SCOTT lli,
7th district, said fast de-
velopment could cause New-
port to ber-ome anothPr San
F ~>mando ValJP~. "It's tlrr e
to ,Jra~~.· thE' ltne," he sair1,
"on rif'veloprnent." Ht> • Allt>ti
for 1 tion a~amst r1rucs Ul
the srhf>ols, what he ~'allt>ti
5111UI •· on ne·.ws Stdnds, a011
teenag~> \'an<ialtsn1 In rest-
1 ... nti.al dr~.>as.
• HA~S HEC..LA~D, 2nl!
tflstn•·t, sall1 inflation is our
b i ggest proLlem, and said
holding do~~o·n government
speMlng Is the ltest war
to ~'omllat 11. He 1s a~a inst
pa ss111g o~.>w or dinances when
oth~.>r me;tns can be !oond
to solvt-problems. Polke
dPpar tment should not be
tr! lven adde<! )Ohs wtthout
more men and more mont?).
• Ol:'\C -\:'-. Me I~TOSH,
7th •hstnct, w.tnts better
·oordtnation or t rafft
51bna!s on Coast llw) ., e~
l.,f\'1<;"...,. e-r~ t ..., C''! .,:1 .
parklnr J1str:r t 10 COM, dn(j
qut k a lion to SO•Vf !lor
trafh• prolJIPm '"'lth r •• 1t<·
.;atrt, 14tll n•Jkt' half of ollr
roads sut•-stan 1Jr 1 lA' I IIIII
1:; 'ear s. f rPJ? t-nt~.>rpn~~.>
SltOUirl oJo so:nt> IOI•S 11014
!font> II} lht> ill.
• PAl'L H\ C KOFl', -,,.
•Hstrt•'t tn··unth~.>nt, ··nri-
rzprJ • it\ spenr1ing on p!•!
pro}er·ts," su•h as Ens1.11
Vlf'W park, when l ht'rE> 1s
no mono:>} in tttehurlc~>t, wants
vot~.>r (nut rol or .1 nn~> xatlons
to liP pdrl oftlt£'•11} lt utnr,
sa1rJ hJo; fE"Ortl showc; tt
has tne-1 to ·ontrol spe•td -
rn:.: anrl over -rtPVPiopmt>nl,
praisP.I th~.> Supren,p Court
derISIOn JIIOwln~ PPtaiU!T,J
to S('t •1»Vt>loprr ~.>nl ltn,lls,
and ·ailed for a 2nd torr lt:P
a ross ;\ewport Ra~ to r .. -
Jipv ... trdffi con~»stlor •.
• .RA 'I WILLIUIS, -tl
dlstr i• t, appeared to ! ...
a~Jinst £'XIens10n of l nt-
versll} Dr., sait1 hts ZC •t>Jr<..
of rearhrng on t>0\'1 ronrr •·:11
qu.tlifi~>s hi m 1 n he lp1n. •o
balanr·p publll anrJ pnvo~t•
con, f'rns on •J~'V~>Ioprr Pnt,
wants mor~.> dialoguP ltt>tw ... r.
pro and antf-tlevelopn .• :lf
factions.
Absent from th~ fc 1 n
wer e 7th dist r k t , andr ~ ltf'
T om Rlandi anrl 2nr1 dr"'r. t
w nte-ln hopeful Phil 1"' J•·
son.
•QUIET WOMAN '
IS BURGLARIZED
Burglarstookabout)1,J '
from an unlocke<! saf· 11
the Quiet Woman r estJ .Jrlnt
tn Corona dt>l \1ar Parh
Thursday, FPL1. 19, ,(! .. r
forclr~g open the front door.
Pollee said the d!nll\1;
r oom, bar , ldtchen and orr1 ('
wer e ransacked, :tn•l lht'
money taken from an np.>n
Ooor sale. The front 11oor,
pried open with a small tool,
is 75 per cent ooscur(>!1 from
trd fic oo Coast Hwy,
l.OC~.U o.a. 1•1 $1
JO(
COSTA
MESA
re-~>umlne t he general plan
,.IVf ~'ODSidPr prompt action
to lti>lp ease d~mands for
... rowth of the atrport, as
well. Ac: to ltte other r p.glonal
romrrrullttles ;wd r-ount}
lfP<~S 'ontril•utmg to tram
1n,. Jtrport, hopefull}' t11e)
.vtll r e-examLOe thPir
rov.111 polid Ps."
Tit€' Supreme Coort it>-
·tslon was ctltit i:z.ed b} l r -
Vlnf' Co. president Raymond
Watson. On a Tu~.>sday night
te!Pvlston pr ogram, h£o raJ.
f,..rl the Petaluma approarh
'the •.t.•ronl! -.·a} to vo'' LO
planmn~t l{rowth.
'·f,rowtlt Is ~olng to on-
llniJP, ·• t1c· predlr ted, 'be-
IU!\e Oran~P Count' 1s an
.Jitrar tlve plat·p to ltve. "'"'
Jnnor station ar med ~ards
11 :.toil l or rooont) borders
tn•! t<>ll pPOple they an·t
r, liP 10."
, ''E>nda Watson, who is
:-•mmm: #a1ns1 Mr R}Tkoff
•~ the April 13 Counr tl elec-
• .on hPre, used almost the
\d'Of' (Prmtno}Oj?\ } I.'StPrrta\
n, :>rrttn. 1urlne a t·aodlf1atE-
Iorunr 1n Corona dPI Mar. · · w... a nnot put a vatP
11 "'4 '' t-nt1 of our cit\,"
<iht< satrl. ··v.e t•annot stop
ro" u,, but v.•e ~'an control
tl. Wt-mu!'t be sure that
.whJI .we ~~.>t ltere 1s what
'4'P J.'Jnr ''
\tr. '\\ • koff said he would
pr ll•tl h not proposf-SPf'-
tlt untt l trr•tts ao; has ,,.,en
lon~ 1n P£-ta lll'na.
h•tt, v."' should t.ave
ro"·tl. (Ut lfllllt>" l.lased on
ur Jl•lltty to han1le
• :-o" th," '1e sa1d. '·Our num -
Pr 1t0P prohlem Is tralfir ,
11td rhr llfgf'r dPvelopm£>nts
\. ··""' r.. r r ... .(' .J n ., ..
n • .l,.SJV.. 1rnpa~t to Ol4r
11 ,(ftl on~estlon."
H .. c;at111ov.·nw.trt1 at1 JJst-
.u ~111 Of hOUSinl<! •1enslf}
llrnllo; .lilt! J new way of
han•liln wnmerr 1al rt£-.
veloptn"nl mlrht be the
Jnc;" Pf,
Cable TV up
s2 a month
T~>ft'pl Ill piPr r ahJp n·
USt'HlPr<; Ul \c.14'P()rl l 3n
l' XJ>P· t ll pa' an extra S2
pt>r r onth tn sul•s, nptlon
fe~.>s, I ut an ill SO lool.. lor-
~~o·ar l ton orP.I,. alpro::ran .
mtn~: 'lfl ( ltJnnPI 3.
'""'li<'rt Ctt\ Coun tl
oka\.,l{j ,. rat~> tnc r pasP to
S6 'lu J:*r monrh at \loncta\
ntt·~t·s I' e-ettn!!. l·ut llf'd to
lhP approval wao; J requtrf'-
ment for ,., to 10 hours v.'eeKh
u, lo• all\ -on .::materl pro-
_rammtn ••
T~.>l>~promptPr manarH
l..tr n Pn ... c;t tolltho>Coun•rl
that, t>V••rr "''tth thP rat«:> ln-
«"r~.>asP, the lo• .tl outl~.>t Wi ll
havp an armual r1pfto 11 or
$1011,000. HE' sau1 hopes for
.t pa'. T\' S\ stPm 10 thP
futur <> Jr"' ~Peptnl' Tt>lt•.
prompt~>r hPrf' rl•''iPIIP
IOSSt>S,
TO WN ,.EETINGS SET
BY N. H. CH AMBER
\ SPflt>' 'lf mont t-h put-
li• 'l0'-''0 n~t>f'(tn~?S," to It'
helci 10 tlw> '~:>vtpot1 Coun il
c ham~rc:, Will 1>.-sponc;orP 1
b) thP ~~.>wport llari'Or
Chambf>r of CommPr• f'.
,Realtor Jtm Woorl, hair-
man of the C ham~r·._ tov.-11
met>Ung ommlltt'4', 'ln-
oounced this wf>f>k that thE'
first forum wtll bt> .1.1 '7 :30
a.m. Marctf 17, wh!'n r anrll-
dates for the Apnl 13 Coun-
<'tl election will speak.
Bill asks Upper Bay ,fund CG COMMANDER
CONWAY IS DEAD
A bUI that would ap-
propriate $1.1 mUilon to ,..-
stor t and pr.suve UJII)tr
NtWJ)Or t Bayasaneoolorlcal
r esene was lntroduc f'd
Moodly by State S..tor
Oeonu Carpeater of New.
port Beacb.
The bt1l woUd draw •
t\I Ddl paid to tile .... by
Union OU Co. after De t•t
oU IPlU otf SIMa 8&nua.
The mootJ .UI bt .... ID
drtdp the .,.nnolt pot.
ttoo of thf bay. thus r('stor-
lng Its nat11ra I nushlflll a<'-
Uon, and to bQlld a naturto
interpretive center . an ac-
cess road. an opf'n d.lss-
room u ea, and public park-
IDe·
DAY OF PRAYER
World day of prayu •UI
b4t ~rated at 10 a.m.
Friday, Mare,h 5, by ChUreb
Wo.ee UDJc.d at St. l 1m I '
C lla~b. st09 Vta Ltdo. Nf'w.
port.
~rfd Coast Guard C'om-
m&Dder Ja.mtos Wllttam C'oo-
np. 63, of 310 Orlft1r'Ooc1,
Sbo,. Clltts, who dlf'd Sun-
day at Roa1 hospital, wu
bvted yHterctay In P~ct.nc
YliW memor tal park here.
Rt aernd ln thf Coast
Gun! from 1938 tl\roach
ltll Ud hat1 U•td here l&
J•ra. Ht wu 1 Dlll¥t of
....... Ud I Jr&Mtf 0(
....... Statt , wwrt be
pl.aJ'td b)tt)alf and bas t-
balJ.
BEACHED WH ALE on tl1t: W£-st :\~<wpnrl sfra.rtl lre«A
curious surf~>rs \t>StHriar rnornttrJ Tr.~ 21 -ft .. ra'
baby whale appart>ntl\ WJShPii JStl .. r f-at 11..-L •uonr;.
St. ~ach t1unnv lt,£-nt('ht. ln )IJT\ to !tns aul c•lt1P!
puts of tts !Joth tn1tr·at€' 11 m<~' taH· t,PPO kJ I'""' ··~ :1
shark or lc:iller .wtraiP. r It\ Manr ... :Jc.r,t. ollr t<~·" o:,.
tacted the ;\altona, .f-lt;hene~ : 'PJJ'. 4.111 01 l 'J~ :\nr<>Jc.s
rr•Jseum to s~ tf Pltlwr wa<. l!,tf-rPSIE-!, ~ rstoJOrl•·~ of·
ftr tals were expe< tF-r1 to p1 k 'lP 11•l o~.·t.a 1 ... tOfti 1. ' '' 1.• r-
w1se, a ~"II} boat was ,.'q)f'"''<-d to tov. t~tl' anm 3 Jl! to
sea far POOUVh that u •·oult1 not 1nft as!.o:" d • .fill.
The whale Is a f~>rr.ale, 1 to 1-1 2 'c.Hs ol•!, ,,,c.tr'nn.·
about 2,800 lbs •• and ha•! l.lf'ert lf'..1rl d..-11:, t.k'.s. P~rt~
guesSE!(1.
C.M. TO PICK
3 OUT OF 17
Costa Mesa vot .. rs "O ro
ttiE' polls Tuesda\ to p1 t. 3
Crt~ Council memltt>r s ft0rr
a hst of 17 ranrttdat~.>c..
Cit' Jerk E1leen P1unrr•\
salr1 st.e-expeds at10ut 3(
per ~nt of tht> r 111 's 2h,• 3•)
rerrst~rM voters to o "'
th£< polls, ~~o•ttt• h arr-O;>"'r.
t~twP .. n 7 "'n. awl -p.r .
Th£-top 3 votF--.... ttHc; ... d!
t:" seatt'ti ~lar • on n,. ~
m<>rr.l•~.>r our. 11. T' ~ II\
has no roun•·11 rtlstrt ''• ~111
£-IP tion is · •I lar .... "
Terms ar~ for 4 lt-.H<;.
lnr-umt•ents Ja• 1-Han :n .. tt.
o~nd ~onna Ht-rtzo~ .,.. ... r .... l.
eded :? }~.>a rc; t~o anrl 'A'Ill
be ltolr1over s on u,... r .. ""
• oundl. :\la}or Alvu, Pw;.-
le·. anl1 Coun• tlm.;.Jt Tf'•l• rr
Wilson ar~.> r PtlrinL t~•Jn
the S3G4-per -.' ontt pt>sr-
tlOn. Til£-onl\ 10 un1l~<>nl
runmn,; for rc.-<>1~> 1to1. u.1s
ttm~.> IS Jf.>'J."Ier Don 1111 f.J-
< Ill.
H~.>r~.> ar e the Jn ird<ttPs
in the order tn ..\ t td tltP\
ar e llste<1 on the U-ltn~ual
..,allot.:
'" DON Bt:LL. 12, r co.tl
estate man, 3'r; Pr .n ... too,
has sen•(>(! on t;£>VPr .tl I Vi•
and admwtstr duv on :r tt-
!Pes. H,., fAvor ... d -.~.>'
~ Ulr1P lLOeS for h<.lO'>liiC r !dO:·
ning ommission(>rs, o-or-
1inatton b~rw,.en 111 311·1
ount1 on ·1 .. ~ .. Jopw~ p,,
ratrl!roonds, an•1 111 ~r 't-
t~>rtural rt-\'1~"'· !'(l.H ~ tn ,,,_
tr ol ·1.,velopm(nt ln•l rP -
,,PV~.>Iopm~>nt 1n tht> w ..
• TEO BnLnC.tl, fi•. l·
~llnisr, 21 '•3 ;\dttun.il, T n·
1a1· • ente-rs for '" •rl-lf,, • •-
tt1ers, oppos£-s ''Jl '1·i1z .. !
lov.· -··ost •.oustrr_. • 1:1t...
Strio t Sl~n Ia" Pill •r e· <>'ll,
and favor -; 1 \!. •,a;-tPr
ar. ~.>le-• tfo" ·r ~-.nr an! 1 po-
ll e on 'ld"SIOn• r. fl,. ~.~ ..
t~•JI l'.t> "l.n tl <;pt>n Is I J('o
mu ~ IH1't' .an•1lll._ r I H10t:l
rrall.-r<.,
• El \'I\ Hl TC HI\Sr ''·
62, rettr <>d s t,oot a 1mtntc;-
trator, Z21H Fordt;an., for-
rrt E'r pnn• lpalofl\a!wr , ld-
1le s• 11001, favoro: 'ow-In-
IS ttl • prriJrll\. >\lijfiiS ;ItflTP
'' l~>aur.ft• •lion, Ia\ <~r£-
.. ,,· •• r s, ~'"n1or 'lt.v .. n:. Pll-
lt>r, raP' oun~ .. ltr,. .-nt• r,
IO •-tn (>• J-ttOUSini?, 01( :•
;iO'.t. .. I to 1 .. nr.tnr >rr rr.l:.-
~ r,r J.Itf! .. ~! •r • 'T c.nt Of I'~
'>t~n l.o.
• \'1( HA! L {Jt-"J:'-., .C.,
r 11. ·r .... I 1\.::, 3 "~ ,..,Jol-
• ", IO !e> <tl I USIIlPS<.
r f"'JI ";;.: tl• 10\,.Stn POlS,
: •• or~ 11 nr. .. ,J•"•rlor<--
51':• rrl "• ~ ·• J r• entf'T c:,
lo" .,., Oil• '"'U'>in , Of Xll•l·
!!!\ Or 1 I 1d"'>, O!lllOUM
( 'JrJIIII l""•J Ufl P .i~P 6 I
Politicos get
• • s1gn warn1ng
f' •'Ill .;I •Orfl•13tP<; IA,.!"P
•1rn ... • thr« ... ...,.!.that \p·o~.·
v.>rt ~->•·a J, 11.s.S ... "':. a.:Ju <;!
PQStlni' c:. ,,:,. f, f'1JI I
p (~r·., m•l tiL•' st:'ll<; on
prt'·~t .. propert\ r IJSt a1J1 i·
\s, 1'1!2 \:OmlfPf('l<ll Sl(n VtP,
' !f ,. n •,• a l><)lr1S ..;.
on pultltr pr()f)l'rh, .J.P ''tlJ
r.of!r•, •t .. • •n<il·1•'"' or hl.:.
3 ....... "', ,#..... • t'
t • '1 .. ~ .Jl• !
11'• ..
~·.Jj :-;orr )\i.r>
l I · Hill·
'1\. ~·" t r~
··: i •! pr n •
c; '.
JOHN WAYNE BACKIN G
RE AGAN CAMP AIGN
•) rr •\ l\11· .. ~, :>P-~>n
•.ot•t"~r n l•.ur P •r.
•: tru.• •IIJ!l'\ arr ••
r ; r ..... ,,. t.l. • "'r'f'-
1 •I,. I hP3,::an .JT!
r.r t.:-t•JJrtl,1l, dllrl
,\ df " >'\II fll ~ .ill'(la IS
• •<~• r -to .
Ensign park
first ph~se
funds voted
Pl.iiiS r<~r f.ns1~o Vtew r .rl. -:\ewprll1 's ortklal
11 en• .. nntal park -moved
_.ll ... ~l tt11s "'tek, as the Cit)'
ou n, tl okay t'(j svend.tng
43,VJO to dev~>lopl ltP park's
ft I St phdSe.
T rte pii.rk wtll ot·r upy )ls1
unrtPr :? ao::r£-s, in<·ludq the
propPrtl now orrupled IJy
11.:-F 1rst Baptist C"hurch at
:?irl rlirr 111 Newport
H ~t:-'lts, an1 2 vara.nt lots
P.J:it ot thP • hu r ch.
Pastor Kenton Reshor to
!aimed at ~onda) DIJ!hl 's
r oun••ll m~ttnlo! that he had
t pc.n told II:• hurrh could
rJO!I.OUf' !O CPnt the Wilding
frc•n 'I~<> dl\. uut Mayor
:.I(Jnald Mrlrmis explained
t' at pur hasf-of ttte land
• :t~. ount) funds means the
111 annot l~aSt-1t to any
;lfl\'ate i"roop The < ount)'
• ave th€' 1r~ 5200,000 of
t•1,. ~436,i:>On purr·nase prit e
1{ tttt.-par~ Silt:.
( tt} Hall staH ll)t>mb('r s
sull must ome up v:1th the
"43,60v r,r first-phas(' de-
V<>lopm~>nt. The first phast"
will ll1 lud~> lands~'aplng the
top of the slope along Cllf1
Or., planllnl! of some trees,
anr1 mstallahon of a bl-
entenntal patnot's walk and
r!lemonal ar~>a. St"'ond and
tl11r~ phas~.> pbns will ln-
ludP d ... velopment of the
slop<> anl1 the rhur~h
pr :>pt>:n, Ar:t1 a pa rklng lot
J t lt1e IIOttOm or the hlll.
( ost of all 3 phas~s wu
I :~ .• ,.• to~J.@f· .. ~t $17~,-
000, bot thaJ ~sn't mr lode
•.,rnohtlori or rpfurblshlfi4!
nt !hf' nloi cltur It bulld~s.
u. l•1•eotenm•l Com-
rrr..... hatrman LPs Stt>f-
fc.ns;n it>ti '''"' piE'1 for tht'
pJrk tun.-:!s AI Montfa\ r.1~ht's
our rl !llt<Ptlll~;. He was
lClln<>rl t1 \\tlham Bluro<'k
anl'l P:t. k Commtsstoner
r•»lin ll~rt. p,,.. Counr rl .spprovP!i the
appropnahon U\ a 4-~ vote,
~ortl. foun• timan Paul 1\yr -
io. -.~t of f.. illtoa lslanrt anrl
'lin i.v.on·an l u• til(' Kuetu1
1 In UJ• 1 ,rra • opposmg.
\I r '· k.u ... t,n -o~·JntPI1 to wait
~ nt 1' '1 Of!.' IS )o;n()v. n About
ur ·orr Ilk loudJZf>l 11'\ U SSJOns
aM liE't ISJOnS.
\1r. "' ko!f c1lso au-
•ton<>t 1'1.it I'•P mone\ •·•IJ
nt ·orrf' 'lUI Of t hf' S~"\
llJ 'I t . ., au sf v. e v.·ant ro 11r•-
\· .. tor a park." H~>, too, Slij!-
-PStf'1 that lh<> <1P IS ton aY."'ait
·urtt<>r burli!N tall..s.
T•,p In t>nt~nn1.1l rommlt-
lt> .. 1"-'\tr lnL for a Jul\ 1
"~mplt>ttor rtatP fo r phasf' 1
1f t1•t> p .• rli., all0'4'ln~ for a
lui' 4 !1••1Jrat1on.
orr,., hous111.:. "'nfor .. rnf'•lt
of tht> st~n IJ~~o, ontrn~, ...
< oun 11 ontrol of planrun •
f'arh ··o'· pl~tton N :"-<>wporl
frpev.·a,, ani 1a\ are ··n-
lt>r s for ~orlonr tl'Otht>r~.
• £X>\\ HAU , -If , hU:':I-
nec;s OII'Tler, 1897 PJrk\'IP"',
IS • hatr man ,,f \\Psi ' oc:· J
Mt>sJ Task f orrp IJ,. :~:
r rtll• at ot gro"'ln~ Lov .. rr-
..,. .. nt ·o!':ts, woul1 s r:JIImr•
.1 !I !"f1£>r31 2nn1" lr";PI'
tn•l tn~ast oo lo. a! ontr .
Christian leadership
week starts Mar. 12
"I\"'" semor
"S 1·-,p pnorH~, .A'ar.ts It
• ;m~e th(' s1gn ld"'. Jll•
fJ \'Ors more powpr for 11 t
plaMtn; cornm!sston.
• PHILLIP E \' -\~~. -Ill,
c:ervh P stah on ort r ltor.
3216 ldal.o, Is vt •'-'•Jtr-
man of I'Jt} "ommunrt' l• •
velopment rommltte-(', "'·''
on trarrtc romntis 10n :?
\('ars, wants to lmpt'O\'E> 1"·
\'t>lorpment of OPE-n spa • ,
builrt day carP C't>Ot~.>rc;, puc;t,
for •• a.tforc1able'' hous1m:.
pl<'k plannin~t rommt..,~10n
er s from a wldf'r var tt"h
of commontty lntert>sts.
• EDWARD McrARLASt>,
40, an fnsuranct> brokfor,
1697 Oahu, former planntn--.
rommlssiOOftr, mtlmN-r or
Costa Mesa Artton Now,
wants a <'Ommunity rM~t4"r
for MDJor clttuns, fuorc;
rtot Sllbsjdles Oftr low -cost
houslac pro)ec'ts, woult1 (ivt>
PlaDDillc commlssloft mort>
.. tbortty, faYOrs (IOell studv
1 slou bycoancllandplan-
oera.
• VERN PHlLUPS, SS.
aeonlulfU. 711 Center, ls
a .. lor M Loac B chState,
ratu proCeeti()D from c rim
'' .r.·pnrt !IJrtl(lr 1r:~ttar
t .... ,,•·•ro;ltr ...... k v. til t.p ot-
.... rv ... 1 \\a r '' 12 -18 "'111. -1
'~'rtf'S nf ~f) .. tal brPakJac;t,
,:,.,.. Jn•1 .,., .,nine mef'tm.: s
II \'I \lOt: J ll 1rP fOUJ'<;,
~nuu '1 ot s~>rva., •
• 1 l ·or~n •HI ! • i\,...r '
rr11 .. r • r•• oi<l1~t .. ,('1 t In
Jewel thief
hits twice
I _. . ., 0.4 1i.~O<W! ap.1 rt ntt'nt
r• t1• nt s "'ho for \,"'l to lorli.
th.-, r IOOr!' SP<'Ur~>h werf'
~I !IIIII:Z€'<1 ft>h. \9 pf'Ohahl\•
I•\ tho' S.IOP j(lwp) bUn!llr.
J,~v.t>ln valu~ at mort
thJn $:i,400 wu b k.-n from
II P apartmf'nts Of Horr.f'r
.;tf'"''lrt and Wlllfa m L)man
1n ~~ 1600 and 1100 btocts
or Shf'rl~~on.. In t hf adult
apartmPnt pro~t.
Acrordulg to pollct , llOtb
apanmt>o~ an equlclptd
With 11fadboJt lotkJ, but
neither wu locked. The
llurrtar t k Mra. Lym111·1
Jt..-rlry •'OlltcUce, ft.bHood at
$2,635, and td a portlble
TV and otta.r Ylbaab ... be·
hlnd. Watt'heS. a lltlllll"re
r ross and t br ief ,.,..
ta n from tiM Ste-.rt
apartmer~t.
I tC, 11. til mvolvp mor~ than
1 ) , s ht'duiPd speaker s.
P ~:J:. ·all for busi~Wss-
n Pr ·.. l1r ea lcfast t>v~r~
n1ormn~ .lt B1r Ctn\on
,,unt:\ lu , .l sped al hl~th
<; 1 I t rP•klast Thur5da\.
\1;u !1 I"· At thP .\lrport('r
tr.n. Jn.-i '\') morntnc a.nd
f'v.-n .n.. rr eettngs at various
homPs m thE-1r ea.
T'"' II ror's prayer
l rPaldast "''II ~ heJd Flr-
1<~\, Mar~'h 12, at theSbera-
ton Newport Hottl. wi th
l'lul'tnessman Ed J ObUOll u ."1
~e)'nOle spealter.
Guest speakers at the h.lch
Sl'liOol breakfast wjJI '-
Athlett>s ln Adlon biDder
Davt> Hannah snd wrtt.rTlm
Timmons.
lnfor maUoo about the pro..
crams may be bad by <"'illie
644-!7!7.
B'MAI B'RtTH LODGE
IS ORGAMIZED HERE
Formatkle of a_.. B"MI
8'rlttl .._., ~ II tile
Newport-lntM ..,... *
beteG -~filS by lid!
Coodatu of £ut ...._ M
0 .................. ..
b@ld u • ,_.. ,_ •c .
Maru 4. It Mr. Cu , 1 ..
.... ,. Alia ... Dr.
F'or .,..... Call 71._ . .......
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. -~LIPMOM ~~~~67~5·
. -._OPPlCf ). ICE rii'AP E • OF NE .. P"rtT lJ EACII
PIIJILISH£n WEEkLY, a -J. -el1u
polllap ~ •. at Corooa dt.J Mat, Calif. otftee and
prlllllll( pi.Ut Ia tbe EDolF Bolldlac. 17zt E. Caul
Htctrway. Corea del Mar, Ca.llf. iZUS.
;
;
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THE NEWJiatT HARBOR E.NSJGN wu adjldged
to be a oew..-.r ol ceatn-1 cltcutatkxt by oo..-t
decrH No. A.-!0178 dated ll,.y 14, 1951, iD Stperior
Court for the Cotmty of Druce. state of Ca.liiOrnia,
ud br reaJOD thereof is q.utled te ptbUsb au .,._,Ue DOCices reqldred by Jaw.
ARVO E. HAAPA ....•. OWner t.Dd Pablll:ber
PEG HAAPA ••••••• , , •.•• A8soctate Editor
StJBSditiPTION RATES
ln Ha.rtnr Area ••• On~> vear. SS.OO; 2 ye.a.rf;. ~ s.on
ctl. ~Of " ~
ARVO E .. H AA ~A., ownrr .-td pu~lisher of the Ef\.sign
~0~
:;: NO PRAISE FOR THIS ENSIGN SCHEME . -. Even though it has the same name
as my newspaper, I am strongly opposed
: _ to the grandio se plans for Ensign view
• park in Newport Heights.
• -This is a preposte r ous proposal fo r
a bicentennial memorial, a super-costly
and unnecessary venture at thi-s c ritical
time when all of us ar e being burdened
with an eve r-inc r easing load of taxes
and s teadily rising cost of livi ng .
The pr oject is all the m ore uncalled
for bec ause . t he loc ation is already a
view site, with parking space provi ded
at no extra co st o n the gr ounds of the
Fir st Baptist C hurch. Not only is t he
vi ew .;ite ther e at no public expense,
but t here is also some income for the
city from the r enta l paid by the church.
"!'.nd the r e is also the additional blessing
of t he m i nistering service pr ovided for
the communit y by that chur c h congr ega-
tion.
The i~itial expense estimated to get
this bicentennial park under way --
$200,000 --is just the tip ofth·> iceberg,
The total cos t would ce rta i nly be s everal
tim es that estim ate, and then ther e would
be t h·'! an:mal maintenance costs .. -
for ever.
T he pro ject was put in the right
pe r spective la st week by Sue Ficker,
president of the Centr al Ne WPort Beach
Community Assn., with her r emark:
"This is an awful lot of money to s p?nd
on a view park." I believe that m1s:.
of us burdened taxpayer s will t hink the
s ame if this i ssue wer e put on the ballot
for our decis ion. We would like to s ee
our bicentennial year a s a time for
easing our burde:1s , i nstead of facing
new ha r dships beca use of a fr ee-spending
City Council.
Dickie in supervisor race
CIt in@: '' politlca 1 Shenani-
gans" D'l count y government,
Gerald Dickie, 33 , of Tn-
buco Canyon, announ ced thls
week he will seek the 5tb
dlstrlct County Boar<1 oC
Supenisors seat no• held
by Thomas Rtley of Dover
Shores. The el ection Is J une
8.
Mr. Dickie Is vice-presi-
dent of the Sant<t An a Water
District, a for mer member
of the Trabut·oSchool Board,
a member of the Foothill
corrlrtor planning commit-
te<>, and a board member
of T rabu~o Co mm unit y
Chut <'h.
"The cur rent lnvestlga-
Uons, indlrtments, trials and
convictions renert a degree-
or Immorality th roughOut
county gover nment that must
be totally repugnant to every
cltit.en," M.r . Dickie saJd
1.n a press relt!t.ae announc-
CER4 L D DICKI E
ing his candidacy. He called
t he current rucku s over
campal.gn funding and fl~
oancla.l infiuence "t tle
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS Watercate of Orange
NA.ME STATEMEl'IT County," He made oo
The follow.lni persons are refe rellCe, howeYer, to any
dolng business as: Lutd's COOAeCtion between Mr.
Clothes Chest, 2305 w. Bal-Riley and those accus ed ot
boa Blvd., Ne wport Beach, wi'OQCdolnc.
g2663: Raymond E. Neveu., He identified the campa.lgn
130~1/2 40th St., Newport issues aa re.estabUshJDg
-. BHeh, Cal. 92663j_ Gtrtntde conUdeact in p erftiMDt,
-· -M. NHta, 130-1!1~ 40tb st., mat.atalniDC and faiiUCiog
...: N.-port Boeh, Cal. gt663, pf'ODtrtY nlues, coatroUed
:: Thlt bu11Dtt1 ts eoadlteted Cl'O'Wth of tues, a rut.re
::: by aa IDdiYkllal. eDerCY crilll, 1 need for
; :: Slpod: illymoocl £. N .. .., 10,000 new )ot>s lc tho eooaty
-Thta .ute~D~Dt •u filed ont U. out 10 ,..a.ra, Ide-
: •• : •lUI n. c~ Clert vt q•tt ~M~n~~~&,a mwJU -modtJ
:;;-::: Orup~Fotl.ll ll?t, ~tloo oy-, llld
;.::._ Nllltll: Foil. It, aiu, 4, I -Ia( ol I -r •· = 11, 11, am, 1a t .. ""-rt ·~ will> -1e
-Hut>orEoolp. F-5Z9U -oltill-. ~r-~~~~~~-. = FROM THE BIBlt .
Trutt m tfte Lord witt. d Ill foe heat; and~""
not UpcN'l lhJ own ~~n*tJtandiftt,.
fro~~rbt J ;j
·-~II(. ' -::::----....;----~-..,...----------~ fe. t/k . £ditM The Birch Log
I • -1
• IULPRACTICE
90Ltrn>ll
Dear Mr. Htapl.:
I ~ bow ~auy o1
you readen ,_liM tba1
other states biH a!reldy
solved tbe mectteal mal~
pn:ctlce iftSIIft1K'.epi'Ciblem'?
Tbls pe:rtme.t ildormation
was oot covered b)'tbepl'UI
during the recest "crisis"
tn medical ca.re. lad.tua,
11Jlnota, Marylt04. Ohio,
Oregon, Lou.J.slau •• yes.
scores of otber Qtes t.IYe
already passed leglallUODof
n.rious kio4s. Patleats In
these stites are uol nffer-
l.ng from Increased medical
care costs, as I.J'e pa.tleots
in CaiUomt.a.
...,ul to )'Gilt slate U ·
.... blymtl aod uiutor tblt
Ca.llJonlta. too, caa reduce
tbe cosC tbroa(b lectsla-
tlOD'?"
I would Like to add 1 per-
-.a.l DOte of appl"fl:.la.tkll
for )'OUr oe• .. r. 1 regret
ODiy t tll.t the mlterlal oo )'OI.It
tdltoril.l pace does DOt enjoy
la.~t circulation.
Mr s . JobD T. Ric hards
14-52 Key VIew
Harbor View Hills
• SHED THE CONTROLS
Dear Hop:
Your Feb. 19 edltorbl
about govenment causing
lnnatton wu right on the
beam. As ide from their
printing mooey that de-
crf'ases ourpurchasingpow~
e r, lhey must also stop de-
ficit spending that Is putting
us ln dtOt ~yood our means
to p.ay. Our money is being
•asted 011 unnecessary bur-
eaucradt>S that control our
every move.
The Kissinger Record
du!~C:::~-:::.; b.HitaF.Jidl u Pauaa 0...1 to tM ..--.
here bl Cllirol'llla by r«t1J11 &t!"~· M~ltuM«· -The ~~&:..diiC ...._.. t 4 fill
rid or the Couta1 Commls-,.~ mten~wer ..tted for my Omar Torrijoe. In..,_ ol ......
I loft, tbtf bu beeft &0 dlsu-optnMMI W the C&rMJ' <'! ~· ~t.ion to tbM pi.,... ..
trous to our eeoQOmy, pro-t.a!)' ~ Su.t_e ~enry K.-aa,er. both hol.ll8 ol ~ ~
pert}' ri(tts aod the enYl· Without ~ta.~ t Rated that Uationlto~pU.hthueOout
ronment they were SUA:IO!Oed H~ry KiMiftl't:f at one ol ~ are eontinu.iftl.
tbe protect Thtre Ls a.a chief propotu!.nts of a pohcy • ln JWy I'A 1975, Praidmt
initiative in ibe making, that wh~ch is detilfM!d tO weaken tht ford 8iafted tbe Killiftcer..ar·
wUJ oot ooly get rid ofthem, United Stat~ and to 1\.fmll~· ranced....ltclainki declaration.
but negate any oootlnuation en CommuniAm eve~here. J:i'' This shameful doc:utnent rati-
or their ''plan'' by the legis-roal, aA 1. O:P~ Jt, 1• to w•pe fied Communist abtorpt.ioft ~
laUon ou1 ell dllllmctJonll between the Lithuania, Latvia , and E.tonia;
--
We ~eed lots ofsJ.gna.tures U_nited StateR and the Commu· accepted w divition o1 Get-
or registered voters oow, n.tllt ~loc ItO all to merge aJI na· many; and legally approved the
and an over ... he1ml.ng vote lions tnto a une-world tyranny. CommunJ.t don•in•tion ol DOe·
In November to sbow the Some SI)@Citic Oeedt half or Europe. A more m..-iw legisL,~rs we are tired or To back up my opinionll. 1 capit ulation would be d iflk u lt
their usurping our r ights analy:ted &Ome or the mort! bla· to imagine.
and destro}'ing the free en-Iandy pro-Communist moveR of • Over the past few yeu...
terpriSf< system. fiUt'Secret.ary of State. Henry Ki&~iJ11er hu •·huUMd
Any re(istered voter tha t • All 8 re~~ult of the K1ssin· back and forth between IWMI
wa nts to sign or circulate Rf't-arrantzt'd peact" treaty of and the Arab 11tatet., inv.olwin~
the initiat ive can caU Goldie 197:{. IB tRe port inn!!. o( South our nation more and more in that
:tt 673-5729. Vie-tnam we~ left in the hands expl011ive •itustion. While &en'·
Goldie Joseph of the Communili ts, a nd the ing. accordinc to an amalinc So-
515 Via Lido Soud Nmth wa& J)f'rm iltf'd to keep ap· viet pronounC'ement, u Mo.·
Ne"'PQrt Be31ch, 92663 proximately 300,0ll0 troo~ m cow's representative too, KiNin·
GARY ALLEN, author of the
best-selLU!g "Nooe dare call
it treasoo," will tell about
h1s latest book, ''The Rocke-
feller file," at 8 p.m. Fri-
day, Feb. 27, at the Cas-
serole banquet hall, 300 S.
Flowe r, Orange. He wHI
autogn.ptl copies of his book,
in which he details what
he describes as "monopo-
listic world power schemes''
and Rockefell er bankrolling
o ~ the ecology movement to
driYe petroleum prlctt into
orbit. Ticket information Is
available at 543-5898 and
646-0645.
UG4LMOTICI
S-06096
STATEMENT OF
ABANOON MENT OF' USE
OF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME
LeglsWioa bas covered
u~ or preliminary arbitra-
tion. limtb.tion of attorne~'
charges, ltmlb.tion or
31wards, defln.ldoo or "mal -
pnct lce" as opposed tO
'' m3iloccurrence, '' 31
re asooable time limitation
on fi ling of suits, and many
other Items.
Medical malpractice in.
surance Is, lodeed, 31 dlf-
rtcult, compUcatecl problem,
But it is soluble. When the
public realizes that the real
roontct of interest is that
many of our legislator s, be-
Ing also lawyers , are loathe
to take steps to abridge tile
right of other lawye rs to
reaJiuo large fees from
medlra.l malpractice awards
-· only then wiJI Caltrornia
legiSlators be forced to take
actloo.
Suit is threatened over
fossil site bulldozing
thf' South, makinR tht> e\·ent ual ger has arranged for American
l'omplt"tt' triumph of Cnmmu· arms to bto ~upplied to both tidft
ni ... m 111 t·enainty. Recau5P South in the Middle East , and hu al10
Vietnam. l.t~os, and Cambodia succt"edt>d in placing two hun-
did t"all, t he Philippines and dred American "technician•" in
ThailAnd moved dr-r tn t ht" t he bufft'r zo ne bet .. -een lhf ad-
( '11mmumst orhit. \'etMries. In many ways, he hall
• Begi nning with the Kill;;in· st>t th£' ~tatce fnr U.S. invotve-
J!l'T ·arranged Prf't<idt>nlilll visit!i ment in another undeclared war.
to Must~flW anr:l !'eking, the Are We Already Defeated?
The following person has
abandoned the use or the
fictitious business name
Newport LUE' Magatine at
2192 DuPont , Suite 102, Ir-
vine, C atu'ornla 92664.
The tlctlllous buslrM'SS
name refer red to above was
flied In Count) on January
16, 1975. James:\. Gurclone,
21311 Pin(>t ree LanE-, Hunt-
ington Hear h, Ca. !12646 .
This business ~~.·as t·on -
docteU b~· an individual.
Signed: James A. Gur<'ione.
Tills statem<>nt was fil ed
wit h tile County Clerk uf
Orange rounh ' Feh. 9, EY76.
I would hope, too, t hat
doctors wOO are for cea to
raise fees to COYe r t11e astro.
nomical rise in insurance
costs could enclose-with
their biU s little memos as
follows:
'.'Dear patient: If you feel
the enclosed bill is too high,
please take a mioote towrlte
your legislator s. The medi-
cal malpractice Insurance
rosl c risis has been solved
in other states. Why not
L!GA\. MOTICI
A Shore CUffs woman said
thts week she plans to sue
Orange County for $175,000
ov er destruction or an im-
portant archaeo\og iral s itE'
in Capistrano Beach.
Marian Par ks, 233 Morn-
ing Can)·on, said the Oran~e
County Archaeologi cal De-
fense Fond, 'io'hlch she heads,
Ls tr ying to raise $1 ,200
to finance the suit.
She contends th:a.t negligent
county officials allo .. ·ed a
housln~ devel()p('r to hu\J .
dote an anrlent Indian site
at the mouth of the San Juan
valley last Scplember ~~.·ith
out taking le~ally required
precautions to save the site.
"An ln vlron ment al impact
repor t field for the Marl.
borougl1 Development Pro-
je<·t Identified the Indian s itl'
on the property,·· says Mrs.
Parks. ··orange Count y is-
CITY OF SEW PORT BEACH, CA U FORNIA sued a use permit spedf}'ing
NOTICE INVITI NG BIOS that an archaeologist most
SEALED AIDS will be received at the otrtce of the Clty j be present ' durlftK !l"adln~
Clerk, City Ha ll, Newport Beach, Caltlomta, un til 10:30 and defi ned the physical
a.m. on thE' 9tl1 rlay or Marc h, 1976, at which ti me they wUJ limit~. or tht> Rradlng Jrea.
be opened and read, for perfor ming work as follows: The. slle Ia} outsldt> those
STORM DRA IN AND !.>IREET IMPROVEM ENTS pen mete rs . The &radlnj;
FINLEYAVE~UE FROM NEWPOR T BOULEVARD operations exu>edEtd the
• TO 34T H STREET spE>drled Urnlts. i'\o ar<'l1a.
1975-?6 ~0(.1.$t W:tS present and thE>
CONTRACt NO f668 .. ~tfe WIS Jbst . '
Bids must be submitted oo the. proposal form attached "Under the state Environ-
with the contract documents furnished by the P\lblic Works mE>ntal Quality Act, ~:overn
Departmet~t. The adt:lltlona.l cop)' or the proposal form Is ment agencies are respon-
to be retained by the bidder ror his records. sible for protecting ar,.ha€0-
Each bid must be accompanied by cash certified check logiral resourres. Pt-rmlt
or Bidder's Bond, made payable to tbe 'c ity of Newport restrictions affecting surh
8 @:3.ch, ror an amount equal to at least 10 percent or the protection wer e required of
amount bld. the contra<"tor and wen• not
The title or the pr oject and the words "SEALED BID"
shall be clear!)· marked on the outside ot the envelope
ronta tnlng the bid.
The con tract document s that must be completed exe-
t uted, and returned in the sealed bid are: '
A. Proposal
B. Designation of Subcontractors
C. Ridder's Bond
D. Non-collllsio n Affida vit
E. Statement of Financial Responsibility
F. Technical Ability and Exper ience References
These documents shaU be alfiled with the signature
and titles or the persons signing on behalf of the bidder.
For corporations, the s ignatures of the P RESIDENT or
VICE PRESIDENT and SECRETARY or ASSISTANT SEC-
RETARY are required and the CORPORATE SEAL sball
be affixed to all documents requiring signatures. In tbe
ca se of a Partnership, the slgnature or at least one genenl
partner ts required.
No bids will be accepted from a cootractor wOO -.s
oot been licensed in accorcllnce with tbe proYisJoos of
Chapter 9, Dfvlston Ot of the Business aod Professions '
Code. Tlle contractor shall state his Ucense number and
class1Hcation in the proposal.
One set of plans and eontnct documents, lncludi.Dp
special provisions, may be obta.illed at the Publlc Works
Depa rtment, City Hall, Ne wport Beach, Cali.fornla., at no
cost to licensed contractors. It Is requested tt•t the plans
and cont ra.ct documents be returned within 2 weeks after
bld opeolng.
The Cit y has adopted the STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
FOR PU BLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION {1973 Edition) a.s
prepart!d by the Sou tttern CaiJfornta CM.pters of the Amer-
Ican Public Works As.soebttoo and the Associated General
Contractors of America. Copies may be obtained from
·BuUdiDc News, Inc., 3055 Ch<erland Aveuue, Los Anples
Call.fornla 90034, (213) 870-9871. '
The C tty has adopt edt Standa.rd Special Provisions and
Standard Dnwtncs. Cople1 of these are a'llllable at the
Public Works Deplrtmeot at a cost of $5,00 per set.
A staDdlrd ''CertUtcale at losun.nee for Cc:mtract Work
for Ctty•• form 1-.s bHu adapted by the CltJ. Thla form
Is the ooly ce rtttteate of tuuuee aectpb.ble to the City.
The succenflal low bidder will ·be requlred 1.0 complete
this form upon anrd of the caatnct.
For any required bondJ, tbe eoq:aoy t.a.tDc Bid Boods
Labor &ad Material Bondi., aDd fl.itbfal Performaoc~
Beads mu.st be u lDBan.oce oompuy or •rety company
llceued by the state of Cautornla. The 00~11 must
allo hl¥t a currst GtMn.l PoUcr Holders RaUac of
A or better ; and a filuctal Ratinc of at t...t MA as
per the llt.st edltloo of Belt's Key ~ Cutde (Prop-• rty • LllbWty ~
lo l.eeorduc.e with the proYll:lou ol Article !, Chll*t 1
Put 7 ol the Calllo-Lll>or Code (Soctlooo 1770 ll l"'' :(
tbo cur c""""u o1 t .. Clty ot N...,.rt S.cb 1111 .... ~.
taln4 tile c-ent pnYI.Ll1D( rate 01 pu diem ft(es
Ia tbe localltr lc ftlcb tbe won II to bo pa-.,011 lor
Meb en.n, d11ltDcaU.. or tJPt ot wortMI or meeliiiAlc -.. .-t .. -ctud tu ----· II R--Mo. 1701 ........ F*-ry i, 11'16.
A ...,.olaldnoolwtloolal.._lla.-.oltbe
Cil}' Clort. All -1o tilt -111111 bo ..,.,_ t~r 111 ~ o1 tilt ~ '--COdl ~
to ...-uoc --(Jed-1'1'111-1711 •-•I
Tilt Cll}' •-"• till r1IM Ia 'n Jic:t Ill' or Ill bldl
Ud .. -..,. -..ur, 1o --.
DORII ~ Ad1oi CJIJ C1ort em 01' tfiWIORT NACR. CAUF'OIUII4
. Publlllr. Ftb. N, 111'1, lo 1111 "-rt ._ h~. ,
I
UGAL IIOTICI
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME ST AT EMEN T
The fo\1 01\'lng persons are
doing business as: My Ey,
Studios, 27182 Ot>nlsa, Mis-
sion VIe;:>, Ca. 92675: Ma rk
Victor Bra jntkoff, 27182
Benlsa, Mi ssion Viejo, Ca.
92675; Nancy Jo Rrajnlkort,
27182 Benl sa, Mission
Viejo, Ca. 92675 .
This business lscorducted
b)' a general partnership.
SIJ!:ned: Nancy Jo 8ra1tl-
koff.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange Cou nt y F'el:l . 18, 1976.
Publish: Feb. 26, Mar . 4,
11, 18, 1976, In the Ne wport
Harbor Ens ign. F -52786
LIGo\LMOTICI
S-09723
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STA TEMENT
The followin~t person is
doing business as: Pacific
Carpet Cleaner s, 25916
Robin Cit., Mission Vie jo,
Calif. 92675: Steven-Dwight
Lawter, 25916 Robin Cir .,
Mission VIejo, Caltr. 92675.
This buslne5s Is conducted
by I n Individual.
Signed: Ste't'e D. Lawter.
This statement was tiled
with the County Cle rk or
Orange County feb. 20, 1976.
hblls h: Feb. 26, Mat. 4,
11, 18, IV1'6, in tbe Newport
Harbor En.slgn. F -5288 1
LIU&.IIOTICI
CP-17J2
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowlq" penon t•
dotnc business u : Den top~
rnent Senlce s Co., 17US
CUroo, tnlM:, CaWonta
92664: WUUam Frederick
Diehl, 17!15 Citron. ln tne,
Co lllo~ -..
Thl• bQ1Ma II condllctecl
by .. bdlnct.ll.
Slpod: WWIHI F. D11ti1.
Tbil -wu l1lod With tbe ~ Cltrl< ol
Orllli(<I C_,F..,,ll,lt?t.
Gl-lllld lmU., ll-
toi"Dtff M lAw, tlOIIuM
Ceater Drift, "'" 110,
H1wport w e•. c ~ nMO. _, ...... J!:'.j
II, II, lm, II tbe
Harbor Eoolp. FUIOI
'
enfo rced by the county, re-
sulting in the destruction,"
she .cha.rged.
Destruction of arcllaeo-
logical sites in the county
have occurred ror a con-
siderable time, claims Mr s.
Parks, but she said this is
t ile rirS1 time her gr oup t.:~s
r·hosen to sue.
She said the Capistrano
s ite was the location where
prehistorif Indians, dating
hacK as rar as 8,000 BC ,
camped and Ji ved. Spanish
t>lt:plorers art> said to have
round large vH!ages or the
Juaneno Indians there in the
1700s.
Mrs . Par ks sa.id tax-d~>
rluctible donations ma y be
.!lent to the Society for CaJi -
forn ia An·haeolog)', Orange
County Arcllael0£1cal De-
fE-nse F'und, at he r home or
she may be called at 673-
72.40 for Infor mation. The
mont>)' would go toward fl-
nanring the <'.ourt suit, she
salrl.
Joining with her in the
action are Mane Patterson
or Capistrano Beach and
archaeo\<>~;io;t Van Eggers of
HarteTlO Palos Verdes.
De.artlint? rot filing the suit,
act•ording to Mrs. Pa rks, Is
July 13.
FI RST YEAR M4RKEO
BY WELCOME W4GON
Welromt> Wagon Cluh of
'lewport Bea<'h wll1 ct>lf'-
l•rate Its first annivf'rsary
Ma rch 3 at the Sher man
Foumlation Garrlf'ns tn Co-
rona del Mar. Tht> 9:30 to11r or the ga rdens "''ill be fol-
lowed by <"ont inentaJ ht eak-
fa s l. E\e('tion of orrtcers fo r
the coming yt?ar will clost?
the meeting.
Anyone interestert in
member ship ma}· contact
Suunne Gray at 675-5873,
or Alida Brown at 642.6133.
I 'n11 1""d Statt'f'i hn !> heen cala· Without disAgreeinR with the
pulled int" a dizzyinl( f'Uphn ria facts I pre11ented, my radio h~t
cullt'd detente. Stripped of lt!' inl'-is ted that Henry Kissinger
prupA,!!:IIIIda , howP.ver, dfotente was not di8loyAI or dangerous,
means t hat wt> Fu pp\y the Reds hut that ht! wa~; barJCaininc a1
wi\h legit imacy, food . techno\· bet;! he-could for an America
ugy, eq uipment. and credit . that had aln:!adv l011t it:. will to
while they drivf' fo r world ton· sur\'i\'e m the ·fa ce of growinc
quest on f'\"ery continent. l:H· Communi§t power. In ot her
tentt" alsu amuunts l.o a dishon· words. Kissinger wu to be
oruhlt' compromiSE' -a sort of praised 811 an able nerotiator fcx
ht"i:Cinl: lor peace-with thP a deft'8tf'd America.
wr,r\d's most ru1hle~s tyranl.!i. My lmmediate rHponse Wlllll
• A1-ou r chief,di~annAment · t o 81(rf't' that AmPric8 s foreicn
nl'gOtlatur, tl.h . Kis11i nger has polklet= since t he end of World
en~~:meered t he decline of our War II had cen a inly been de·
nnt ion mtn Foeeund-ratf' military signed to demoralizr u11. But I
!iiH tull. H is effnrts have broughl hastih· added m~· firm conv\C'.
ab(JUt superio rity fo r the lion that A meric~m~do have t he
U.S S .R. in Intercontinental baJ. will to resist Communist domi·
li"t If m i~>silt>s and in a host of nation . What they deapt"rately
uther military catettorit>s. need is an end to the treachery
• On FE>bruory 7. while in of our leadertl, a treachery per·
PanAma. Henry Kissinger si ~tned sonified by Henry A. KiMinrer.
an agreement. to tum over the 'l 1!11fi n.., Joh11 Hil'i'h SM.,tr 1-'N I"'"
Anno uncing_ Par amou nt
annual
Sports
Moonligh t Sale
WHICH WIL L H4PPEM OM
Friday Night. Febr uary 2 7-.
I I M'/1.1. I, "S'I FO R r .'< AC I'I.l' FOU R HOI I R'i:
OR I '\' IlL II f' Rl 1.'11
0 1' I nt fl \ /0'111 /·R.'I.
hn tm l' II'J.u ha~ t>Xf'Prirllcr>d
r111 r ·"~'•''"/t ~ltl \a/1• k "''"'~
11'~ u·r,rth in!t•!fli~DIIIIR·.
..............
14 FOlD GRAN TOIIIIO
IWIIo. --.. tac:toty ....
pow•r sle erln t I
brak••· vin yl root. ----Eitl
12 T8Y8TA tBA •11
._. A"'o.$ "'"~ 1999 .. ~~ ........
'74 IISTAII I
__ , ... ..,. ... $
condiUonlnl. r•dlo, 1495 '-'· fiiiiiJJU) ....... _
13 COUGAI D·l
-w-. ltcloly ... $31 condiUonfng, H•t r 95 atMfing. vinyl toof.
AM/FM etereo. till
..... CZOIJEV) ........
'75FMis.&l•
t
•
l
::rED"':t:, -?AGE a ·Plane, cruiser, car ( M CDM MIGM IOtOOL l"' STAG! FAll Mlal
~Y. f£8. 25. 1tJ5 • • ._. .. ..,CIIL in fund raising sole .... -·-:.•;..! •::
A • tMttnJ A mertcua' • site at M Attllar 8IW. llid
Wr will be beld by tbe Cout Hwy •
.. ~ ...... ·!!_Walr,s' I PIG,· ............. ~ _:.:tylle"•:!!'~
Corea del liar blctl aebool ; A puca"e br~Mf:ut .,...
ltltCSell body from 7 -.m" bt suved from 7 ._ .. tiD
tD • p .. rn. tiU Salbtrctay. Feb. 1 p.m. .._... wtiJ
• ., J . c . "UMf"Haus
I · C. H••,hnr • ~Ito.,
!Jiorr •I I82J ."4f!ll~f'l
8/r't/. h•!f llrt~t • (o~l• -rs• latlw•rlt ~' •urr th-2lf l ,. •n. rs 1111
tllllhf'Jril~ Qrf ~,.-~ -d ;,.u I' fry.
THE .. AMARILLO
STARLIGHT ..
Drama stlll exists in t he
age41d lacky ·•strike"
search wlllch brings Ule-
lonc frustration or suM4"tl
wealth.
..-.. ..-.1 ••r "'** ........ -~ .,.. .. «,u.a~ -. a.r wm ._ .,. ~ar ... .._ .... ~ 'rbe u..t c o1 c.u ...._
........ ~~._. Jll6lk is..,. e. Dd SZ 8~, ... u ~~~U: ... ~ ~tills Udllls will be anibllle at ...--~ ...
._..,, Feb. n. • die a. ._.or~ Key mern-~ MoA After
........ Jle•port. ben.. • rra~ be~ u tbe
A !I ble t.iJt AD 1110Clli!iiiids CD to thp c ~ puW a8d ~
t 9'71 C.,._ C...._,. _, s Cldld G4Mwwe Cater ~ pastor at Pa.tt IWJ Baptist
_.. c:an • a Cadillae~-0n1p c..tJ. a DOD-Ctwnb PDebJo, Co1o .. ud •me. ~ Bar.. ad proat pqdllaltrk dmJt for then u auoclate pasto:r ld
a lleftary ~~~Glib _ eawOwtly di61'tlled , lilld-~ f rlsdly Lane BIIJ(lst
wW alto ro to t~ ldpesa P-:8 aces pre-"SdlooJ tJJrowt, r !,urf·h, f ot1 Worth. TeDS. ~. 18 ..., u.elr b.mllles. He wu orda.lned to tbe
Hntlor 1tey Is o&riJic Jilewport bicestteruuaJ ~ospe.l t11iJustr} ov. 6, 1966, EOI N.l YOUR
A r etired mamtenaoce
mao, recently payl.nt a
$2.00 ree to searr h ror
diamonds at thf> Murfrees-
boro, Arkansas, state-
owned ' Crate r or Dia-
monds," almost t hrew
awa) a ~ltnerlng stone h(>
round. Park authorities ad-
vased that tiK> 16.37 r·nat
dtamood, named ··A martl-
lo St.a rli.g ht," was the Jar -
gest found th ~re In 20 years
and had a prooable valu~
of from ~~.ooo to Sl40,-
000.
road trip ttt-teb for z to boob wiD be an.Jla.bJe r and tiJe oe-llt month be &ta.rt-
BawaJJ _, ! tr1p8 to Las Dacan Slewart, this T~r ·~ "'d a oew r.bu rcb m Rocbes-
v ecas. ud a ftatloa trlp (ltll'dlaa aceJ of H.an.or ter, tbe f irst Bible Baptist
oo a prbate ~ iD key _, alll.bor a1 tbe lDfro-Cbu:rrh. Undf>r bi.5 mmistr},
La.k.e Sbub feu as maay u ~ .-m auto-tbe ~lxlrch bf-ea~ the la.rf·
ftASTO• MULL£M
bis wtfe, Jody, have 3 sons,
Wayne Jr., 19, S!'otl, 15,
and Jefi, 13.
VrT AM~N NEEDS
~ 10 people. At.. t.o be uc-CJ"'IIII poems, est ill New York,. ner-agtn,
tJooed are ~·. flus, es. over 1..000 in Suncia) sebool. CY~THL\ lOUISE ATTYAH. cold aDd blrqiM)i.se jpwelry, A Cttristian 1a} school, lcin-
dau,hter of t.!r. and Yrs. flfrolmre, plauts, to&Jmef SMALL SUSJMESS dc.rnrteo throogt• !nt:l•
Joltll M. Art}ah of Balboa, foods. palatmp, power O C.C sr t100l, aoo a U OO,OOO
wtU t~ pre~ at tile Z7tb tools, wiDes, ~ am SEMIIlA• AT • · r burcb canl): were-esttt.
annual .sw~theart ball of smoke alarm syltl"llls SmaJJ bRsmess P")blems lJSt.M. th~,? La1les SaMet) of SL 3~ ,-.s 11~ se2 fist~ aDd .utiau •W be lis. He gr,.duat~ from tugh
'111• bobs Eastern Ortbodo~ iDr rod and reel. sports cased at Orqe Coast Col-St'bool UJ H<Lrtfor d, Conn.,
C a 1 hed raJ in tbe Beverly Hil-d otlles and eqajpmf!lll, 1ece Sabl:rday, Feb. 28, trJ st'rv'!d 1n t be U S. Air
ton hotel thls Saturda}, Feb. fashions a.od much, m b a sem.i.Dar betnc ~· tP1 for f', work~ m ~ pn nt
28 ( ynthia is a st~ot at mor e. bJ OCC l1ld tbe US. Small shop, thef, as a po!Jn> offtrer ~ewport Harbor high school, S4lndy Hochman will be Butness Admintstnbof•. lD Wt>51 Hartfor d, as an m-
ma joring In th~ter arts. Her au{1!00e(>r. Tbe doors wUI The seminar runs fron su ranr,. mv .. st~ator, and as
esr ort for tbe evening will open at 0000 !or ~.:Uoo 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. lD tilE-general mana~er or a funer-
IJe John Hanna. OCC sd enre balL A ~ a I homf' awJ .ambulanr e r oo. and Ute auctloo wUJ becln
Sanda}· school at the First
BapUst Cbnr l"b is at 9-45
:t.m., and Sunday servicPs
ar~> at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Tt1P milt••~k St>rvtcP IS at
-; p.m. Wednesda'.
SOPRANO TO SIMG
We stock the top brands
age and requirement.
Ask your physicia n
which is best for
we '11 supply it!
J ac• G urirrt
lliiiiiC:aiPI10 PIU.ID 7 DA Yl A Wat
M -.&TI • .. 7 IIH.Aft
Althou~h StOft"S Of ftnf'
gem quallt} a rf' r ,u •·l\
roun<l in evP.n sm.11 I stzes
at Murfreesbor o, tt as pro-
bablE' that this Rem will rP-
tu rn to tis finrlf'r about
$100,000 on an LnvPst ment
or $2.00 plus two hours
time!
MA TTRf:SSES
lfEW -JlEaO'ILDJII~
JrrecuJar Shapes
laaet ...... -c.a.
at 1 p.m. Pnor to .)be auction registration ~~ cove rs the e m.
st.owers wut b{' able to bu) program 1Dd luncheon. Pastor Mu llen, 39, and
The MusJcal T heatreGutld
of Newport Beach wtJI he
entertained b} Carol Teunas-
sen, lyric soprano, at tilt>
10:30 a.m. metattng Marr h
3 at the Bahaa Corinthian
Yar·ht llub. Miss Teunissf"n
teaches at the ThPO Verlm
Sturlios or Orange Count\.
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TOTALLY PAINLESS HAIR
REMOVAL-NO SWELLING
1 NO IIUtiT 4 TION
COSTA MESA MAT11tfSS CO.
21JO ..... ,., .,¥4. Ja.IJOJ
A re..,olutloiUiry new wlly co remo"e un-
Wllnted hair from lin)' put of yo"r
body. The method it f~~~ lind doe\ not
require c!u uw of netdlet. In bet
make-up ma)' be applied •mmedtlltely
after the treatment
, CHURCHES,
lt081aT M. aiMGITOM -It AlTO a
IMD IT. •t OIAMGI, COSTA MISA -us.••
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...... ., ... ..,. ud .... ,.. •...•. ?:00 , •••
Aa .......... e.-ell .uti Btbll tac:hbc 1Bi1U1trJ
FIIIT BAPTIST CHURCH
1 CLIPP DR., MIWPOIT IIAC" -6•2·740
01. P. KINTON IISMOII
PASTOI
IUMOAT SCHOOL ••••• t•• A.M. alaLI STUDT
.to aMJP , ••• t• • ._ .. t. 7 f" .M. 7t . It .M. WID.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
THE CENTER FOR BIBLICAL STUDIES
WA'\'HE P. MULLE N . PASTOR
9:4S A.M. 818L E CL ASSES-11:00 A.M. WORSHIP HOUR
7:00P.M. EVANGELISTIC HOUR
301 MAC ... OLIA AT U ... TA A ... A AVE., COSTA ME SA
ATII:NO
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICf
REGULARLY
• ~:Mia~'*-fn. tile
.U0 c.l W C.ST
c-nc.a.
CIIISA'*Al
611 HJialr.,. •·•·· c ...........
644-7400
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GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans· Memorial Bldg.
565 W IXrh . Cll~ta Mc\d
RE V. TOM TYREE . .,a,tnr
SUNDAY SLRVIt'ES.
IO .lOA.M &700 PM
S\lnday School.
all a~es. Q 30
H0,1t 8181 F rt A S l'~
('all 552.{)0<)~
•Teachtn(l Bthle Otl\:trllle•
We mvet e YllU to wor~htp
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MAST . R
2900 Pacif~e Yin~ Or.
Corona del Mar. Calif
LAWRENCE D ~RU HLINC'
Pastor -Phone t•44-2oM
SUNDAY SCHEDULE:
9:15a.m •• SIIDday School
10:30 a.m. -Worship
Nursery and Coffee Hour
CHIUST CHU.CH
IYTHfSU
Newport Beach
1400W BalboaBivd.
6 73-3805
FlPv Robert Sheoard Jr
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t:JO A.Jt4.
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Chr~st i an Sc 1~nc~ t
~r¥tC~S
HRS I (Hl1R< H OF
( IIRIS r. SCIF."'TIST
~ \(I' \' ... ltd II "
Nt·wport Bcad1
M NllAY SCHOOl
Q &. 10:30 ,a.m.
"l ""llA Y C\f R VICES
9 & 10:30 a.m.
\\ li>N f.SOA V f.VF lNG
\1F.ITING ft. ·p.m.
ltfADING R~.
w, t•l. d;~y,; 9 "'·'"· · 5 p.m.
\\rdtu-~a y :9 a.m,..7:4'lp.m.
luc~da v
9 .a.m.· 5 p.m.: 7-9 p.m.
• ECO lJ CHURCH OF
DtRI'\T. SCIENTIST
"'cwporc lkach at
~urona del Mar
3100 Pacifi c View Or.
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m
!i\UNI>AY SERVl E10 a.m •ro"'r. OAY A:OO P .M~
Rudmg Room:
350().11 F'... Co .. t 8 wy.
F:atNoce oa Nardena
Mon.-fri.: 10 a.m. to S p.m
Suday dtemooo; 1 to J
Sat.: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You ue cordially invited
co attend Churdl Service•
.and ·,o u~e Rudin1 Roota.
Ply!'louth Congreeationar Churc h'
A Ffff and /ndqnndtnt GmtrtratitJ~~~JI Otnstian O.wdt
THE R V JOHN A Ll OV AU.. Miruster
tu•OAT SIRVICU• t t )O A.M. AMJ) t•H A..ll.
Bible tudy: 9 a.m and 7 p m. Church sdlool 10 a.m.
3282BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nw.ry ~ provicMd Pftone; 142-2140
25TH
THANK YOU
We thank all you wonderful people for your
support and friendship ·in this beautiful
Newport Harbor for the past 25 years .
A A A A
"\ 1:\'"W 'i
~5~
•• A -
INVITATION AN II • •
ALL OF OUR PAST STUDENTS ---FROM THE BABY BALLET
TO OUR ADULT EXERCISE CL ASSES ARE INVITED TO COME TO
25th Birthday Open House Party
Saturday, February 28
from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
OOROTHY JO'S STUDENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS ---IN-
CLUDING OUR TEENAGE DANCE CLASSES ---ARE INVITED TO
COME BY THE STUDIO AND SAY HELLO. TH ERE WI LL BE CON-
TINUOUS ENTERTAINM ENT ---AND PRIZES.
o"'> G
~cj. (,~ ~G ~
'
Boot 'tips for gals
at 8. Y.C. luncheon A---· ~ ---·-lr-~U.•• oodbyBII-~ ua.., u -., ~~.;:"-rt c.-....... .......,, lrllo •Joel "' ... -
.......... " ... tile pis
._.I 1 Wiw 1nt mates .., """' --....""" ...... tlllllcl ttlelr .. ftywto;
Mn d bothered to teacb
them. Some ot tbe tDples . ...,
1. "How to be I allOT
aocl IIIII -a -111111 SkiD,"' by Or, Dorothy Ray.
2, "C.:ra1 seama.n-
ahlj),'' by Priscilla Sour.
reots. lbw to sumve by tnowtDc llow to operate a
boat. Ud flow to retrieve
your butlud sh011Jd he fall
OY"erboard -or shoclld we
bother?
3. How to operate a radio.
4. "First aJd and muine
medicine," by KellyBensoo.
5. "Prorisloniag -fron1
small ID l..arge boats," by
Sooozy UlltnJ.D.
6. "Racing rules. be sure
you are rigbt befort' you
scre-am," by Mutl}'D Lynch.
i . "Tblngs not necessary
to haVe aboard," by Vir-
ginia Loctabey.
AU yachtsmen ladies are
Invited to learn how to better
prepare for the up-cominf
Ensenada Race.
Bette South. 673.0913, is
LUNCHEON and OINNER
FIESEFIVATIONS I"IONOFIEO
Phone (7141 644-1700
FROM LEFT: lin.. Ted Walsb ud lin.
Edward Mayo, at l"iae Ternce Pbllbar-
monlc luoche:xl.
• • • • •
Thursday last wu aDOther bJ« day for
Irvine Terrace Pbllbarmcmic Assoetates.
AnnuaJly a day is set aside for an "epee
meeting" Wbereby aew members are latro-
dvced, associate members an boaoret'l aad
guests are welcomed.
Bahia Corinthlan Yacht Club was tbeseeae
for lids year's festh1tlfs. lnYltatkJils read:
"Wear your red, white and bbte" aDd a
number of them followed the -cgesHoa •••
made a colorful effect In the dtaiac room,
where each table "wore" a IO'Jely l.f'TllD(e-
meot of brlcbt red carnatloas, aprbltledwith
white baby's breath, a bow and streamers
of red, white aod bhte completed the picture.
Mrs. Cl111de Patterson lDd Mrs. Morgan
Stanley greeted ever)'(JI'If! aDd preRDted each
with lndiridual name plates. Mrs. Ted Walsh
was also at the. door to help. Mrs. George
Williamson moved about amoog the guests
seeing they became acquainted during the
sociallo.lr.
Among the guests welcomed were Pat
Crowden, Georgette Gaglio, Lena Weaver,
Con Remkes, Dee Cooper, Pat Dolan, Jo}·ce
Stein, (her son was the vocalist for the
alrair). Maurine Treadway, Betty Davidson,
Ann Reed and Mac Aostoek. Otbers were
Mmes. ThOmas Logan,. Harne Cheualt, Her-
bert Mflllten, Russell Davis ud George
Newport. With them were Mls& Elizabeth
Elliott, Mrs. Alice Ramsey, Mrs. Mary
Hotchkiss, Frances (Mrs. Mic hael) Mathes,
daughter of member Mrs. Raymood Beyer,
who was also present, and Mrs. Walter
Cruttenden. Guests were noted by Mrs. Rob-
ert Keeland, who then Introduced vocalist
Ba rry Stein. The audience was held in
rapt attention to h.is reDdltloo of ·· Mattina b., ·•
"Sorreoto, '• and Mozart's "Un Aura Amo-
ross:a," as well u other songs. Linda Barker
was his accompanist.
Members attending were Mmes. Lloyd
Aubert, Lyman Bet:t, Arendt DeJounge, W.
Peyton Harriman, just back from a London
visit with her daughter and handsome grand-
son, Alexande r DeShuer ..• Prince Alex!
More were Mmes. James Kneen, Carter
Lowell, Edwaro Mayo (she's: continuance
fund chairman), Carol Moore (haven't had
any notes lately, Gretchen), Millicent Salis-
bury, Malvin Sherr, Robert Steuerwald, Ber-
tine Treat, Robert Lane, VIctor Yack., Charles
Stephens, James Dyer, Naser Ellis and
Bewley Allen, who walked OYer from Balboa
Island, as did I. And might add, the closer
I came to the BCYC the farther awa)· lt
seemed. N~less to say I accepted a ride
home alter the del.ightful day, but ttllt full-
of-life Carol walked!
LE·FT TO RXill'l': Mn. C"-rttll •• OS.
Mrs. W. Pe7tM Bantmu Md Mn. lames
Dyor.
ALSO at the tu.ebeon: Mrs. Walter Cnrt-
tendeo IDd Mrs. Nasef Ellis.
• • • • •
Viet (Mrs. William) Malouf, always so
generous with her spacious Cameo Sbores
home, opened It for the Madredbs Auxiliary
luncbeOil, Feb. !Zttl, hOnoring their patroness
a.nd associate members.
Champagne punch preceded the dellckMJ:s
butff>t luncbeOn prepared by Virginia Breoer
and served from a lacedothedtableceatered
with a handsome crysta.l and vermeil epergne
overnowlng with frnll aDd yellow mums. Eye
catching and picture perfect!
Following the hmcbeon, Odlgoii'IK presideof
Doris (Mrs. Frederick) Hagbes llltrodllced
Sister BertUe, administrative director of
the Holy Family Se"tces, and Mrs:. Cella
Suminski, director of case work, then pre-
sented a check of $12,000. The auilla.ry .
raises runds for the Holy Family Senices,
Orange County Branch.
Sister Bertile spoke on their CCMmSeliDg
and adoptive services. Navy cb2plaill at
Santi Ana Martne Base, Father Duid Bael,
a patroo, spoke briefly and dellgtrted all
wlt/1 his sense of humor.
Mrs. Hughes introduced the new officers
and presented Mrs. Leonard Jnsen, newly
elected president, with the Ma"recltasgavel,
wearing a red bow, red camatioos and lace
trimmed Valentine. Mrs. Jensen gave, tn
return, the beautirul traditlooal Madrecltas
gold medallion and thanked htr in behalf
of the members ror ootstandlDg work during
her two years as president.
Mrs. Malouf and her beauttflll daughter
Carol greeted guests along with members,
Mmes. Dean Waddell, Henry Ullman. WUU.am
Winter, A. Carter Lowell, Ernest Scanloo
and George Scott. Some ol the pests in-
cluded Mmes. Bewley Allen, Bertn:~m Coffey,
Verne Dudley, Peter F1ll0r, Spencer Honig,
Elton McCoy, Edward Quinn, Thomas Scott,
B'f!rtine Treal and Herman Whitmore.
OF N.B. COUNCIL ACTION
Newport Bear:h City Coun-
cil acted Monday night on the
followlng agenda subjects:
given permission to raise
its monthly subscriber rates
to $8.50, an increase of $2,
provided the cable TV firm
adds from 5 to 10 hours of
local program mlng eath
week.
The next regularly.sched-
uled Council meeting will be
at 7:SO p.m. Much 8.
MRS. MAPSON HEADS
HOSPI1 AL AUXIJARY
,.. C'4lla -"' Jr111 • ,, I I •• , h+IW
... ··~ ...... ,. 21 -ft» ........ _. .,,._
MIL Jact •• rs wW .............. ., ...........
.... dt '"* ..... P:tb'.ld 11.-,. A. 11..
ICellllr, WIJIIam J, aot..
act ad B. J . ._.._floe-
.,._...,,; ..... FreiSor--.,,......._-.,,
Mrs. Alen ler MacGU·
lfnt.J, COl ........ !lee·
retary; Mrs. D. E. Zlecter,
~ Mrs. Duid
L•Jd'IM ud Mrs. WUlllm Selle. directors; aDd Mrs.
Gonkm Frlsted., co-
ontlulor.
Committee , c hairmen are
tbe limes. Roy E. J•ne,.
A. II. Keefer, T. F. Fit&-
~ Cbarles Hb100.
DaYid LeigbtOD, Aileen Sig-
ler, Cbarity Royee, floreDce
KtrebDer, EG Sometboase,
Al'riA Hemmer, Clibkm Mc-
c llg, M., M.. MlUer, Fred
Amos, Warren o\tbe.rtoo,
Wilmer CrawfOrd. Wllll.am
SeUe, J. N, McClellan, P.
N. WIUon, Henry Beech ucf
George Maschmeyer.
TENNIS RACKETS
YONEX -WILSON -DAVIS
DUNLOP -BANCROFT
PLAY BALL WITH
TEHMIS DRUSU
TEMMIS SHIRTS & SHORTS
TEIIIUS SHOES
TE""IS HRINCIHC
t ~ .,
L~f<!:H & EK TEL OM ·
RACQUETBALL
SOCCER BALLS
VOLLEJ BALLS
BASKETBALLS
FOOTBALLS
BASEBALLS
RACQUETBALLS
WHATEVER YOUR BALL GAME-
I t' s (1 H i t -<1 t H a t t' s ~
• ENSIGN view park was
allotted $43,000 for first-
phase development of the
are:~ on CIUf Dr. as the
clty''S ortlclal bicentennial ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::~~·:·:'·~· i • TELEPROMPTER was
Service und Qualily
SinrP 1946
• APPOINTMENTS were
okayed ror Duane Black and
Helen Reeder to the blcycle
tralls committee, Louis
Sussman and Jerry King to
the environmental commit-
tee, and Wllllam Agee and
Wally Koch to the trans-
portation committee.
Support Orange County's Largest
CHARITY AUCTION
NURSERY-
allis}es FLORIST
I·R·S
INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE
ALL I GAL.
NU RSERY STOCK
ALL GAL.
NURSERY STO CK
Trees -Planrs - Shrubs
Also--L ook for RED TAC. Sale I tems.
sell 'em than count 'em I
D07.EN
Fresh cut.
Many colors.
Florist wrap.
IRS Thn1
"' 5S2S
',\
SALE
6 .. Pot
Rrt· 229
1.59
Tbrw M•r. 1
• HOusrNG development
of 5 homes on less !ban an
acre at 4'70 Westminster,
Newport Heights, was given
teotattve map approval.
• LIDO ISLE flap over
whether tree plantings
shOuld be allowed in the
Plau.a Lido rlght-of.way
was f1na.Ily settled after a
year of controverS}', as the
CouocU upheld a Planning
Com mission ruling that no
such plantings should be al-
lowed. ,
• COUNTY quasi-govern-
ment group was shanned by
the COWlCU, which YOted to
drq~ oat of the Intergoyern-
menW Coor<lloatlng Couacll
and to DOt join anr almllar
Cf'OIP that mlcbt be formed.
• UTTER control com-
mittee was graoted $150 for
hlrillg aecretarW help to
reoord its mefllDgs.
• ALLEYS wlll be paved
-~ ... l>laod • .,... 1111 Ba.J)oa, ud rest.
tt.u there wlU be DCitllled
.. jolo In ftDuclnc the ... _
lng.
• INSPIRATION Polnhlew
park lD Corou del Mar will
DOt be enlaqect.utheCa...
ell 'fOted to drop fllrcner
plaM lo -plbllc aoqolll-
-at 2 lola adjolnlnc lhe , ..... part olle.
Newporl
Prinlers . .
TOTAL ,...NnNO
PAat.lni!S
.... 4444
JOG "'..,.,. c .. ,.,. Or. ..... ,
II
Sponsored by
HARBOR KEY
for the benefit of the
CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER of ORANGE CO UNTY
,------TIME-----.
Sunday, February 29, 1976
Open at 12 Noon for Inspection.
Auction Begins at 1:00 P.M.
.------PLACE-----.
Sheraton Hotel · Newport Beach
4545 MacArthur at Birch
DONATION ENTRANCE TICK In $2.10 AT DOOR
-UP FOR BioS-
FOUR SEAT AIRPLANI -a FOOT CUlM CRUISIR • TIIRU HEW CARS AND MOllE.
-FOR SALE at TABLES-
PLAHTS-TOYS • HAIIDICRAPTS -AND MANY SMALL ITEMS.
-RAFFLE-sue TICICITS POl ... IIIOIIIY TRU. L.------------Di• at~Htfti•-•t .. .,.~ .,., ____________ ...J
J~ C. J!,Jw~ J.w,/.rJ
548·3401
1823 BLVD., COSTA MESA'
'
'
BALBOA
RESTYLED
REPAIRED· RESTORED
... 4 Al TERA TIOMS
on LEATHERS oncl SUEDES -----------THREE GENERATIONS OF FURRIERS
BALBOA FUR FACTORY
675-1192
MARINERS CHURCH
t-40W IH OUR HEW IUILOIHG
10)1) aiS·) ,r W t:., AT JAMBOREE, NEWPORT BEACH I
7ELEPHONE: 640-6010
TBE ftAC•lltf'G IS CENTERED ON JES¥S CHRET
ARD TilE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PltAC'I'I:AL
CHRIITlAJV U YDIG. ALL A~ "ARE 1fELCOMK. r Ol ...... "Dd Y1s1U.C aftilaa>Je.
SUNDAY !lERVICES: 8:00-9:30-11:00 A.M.
I ruStee areas
revamped
New Coast Community
CoUece District trust~
bocaoc2artes were IIIPI'OTed
last week by the Orange
County committee on school
<Ustrict organ.lutloo.
The redlstrictl.ng was
prompted by the inclusloo
of the southern one-third
or tht' clty of Garden Grove
into the CCCD, which h&d
c reated a huge populatton
imbalance ln the trustee
area of Dooa.ld Hoff com-
pared to the other 4 trustee
areas In the dlstrlct. Cur-
rent district boundaries
were established in 1947.
Voter approval ln June
wUl be needed to flna.lize
the county organization com-
mittee's decisioo.
The revlsioo Is as follows:
Area No. 1, represented by
Worth Keene of Seal Beacn.
will Include a population of
107 ,660; No. 2, Donald Hoff
or Midway City, 99,251; No.
3, WilHam Kettler , Huntlng-
ton Beach, 101,064; No. 4,
Robert L. Humphreys, 104,-
061~ No. 5, George Rodda,
83,074.
EX ·COM RES10Et4T
MACK HEW TOM VISITS
Former f orona del Mar
resident Mack Newton ls
visiting his slster, Mr •. Wil-
liam H. Farrand of Shore
Cllffs, for a few weeks. Mr.
Newton worked for Kay Finch
ceramics for a number of
yeus and Later opeoed his
own ceramic plant and store
on 17th St. in Costa Mesa
called "Macldes."
Ke recently retired from
his huge ceramic ooslness
In Ptortda an<t M1ss1ss~t
wolch serves the entlre
southeastern Unlted States.
SAVINGS CERTIRCATES-I
YOUR BEST INVESTMENT
Maxtmum ewninns plus maximum safety make saving at Laguna Federal
Savings both wise atnd profitable. And for highest umings, with lnterMt
ratea guaranteed fo r the full term , invest your aavtngs In LFS lnaurwd-ufe
term certifiCates. Co.me In and consult one of our friendly Lliguna Federal
saYings couneetlors about the Investment program that beat suits you.
•tut~tlct to_.....,..... tnt•• .....,. ... Pot wltt.dt•_.• befofe MMuttty.
L '•GUNA FEDERAL SAVINGS
LA8UIM ..... C.Ufol'n \a , ....... ..,~.
.. a EN1"'. Cellton lh
ID1 NDrtltll c.Nno Aeat
ENJOY1NG .. GYPSY" at Sebastian's West are member s
of tbe lbs!ea.l Theatre Gulld of Newport Harbor as 84
members and l'iests took over the complete lower level
ol tbe diDDer playboue. From left -Irene (Mrs. ~rge)
Leitch, Terry aDd Bart>ah Mulh,an, Joan {Mrs. Lee)
JordUI, Reoetta a.od Dick Rawllngs, and Lee Jordan -
all residents of Corooa d~>l Mar. (P.S. -Geor ge Leitch
took the picture.)
Eastern Star reception
to honor Mrs. Albright
Eartynn (Mrs. Rex) Al-
bright of Cliff Haven, grand
marshal or the Grand
Chapter, State of California,
Order· of the Eastern Star,
wUl be honored at a recep-
tion to bt> hosted b}' her
chapter ln the Masonic
Temple, Santa Ana, at 7:30
p.m. Saturda}', Aprll 3.
Theme of the evening will
be ·Every da} Is Christ-
mas."
A native Southern Cali-
rorntan. she has lived and
worked in ~ Harbor Area
since graduating from :Se-.·-
port Harbor High. Sbe is ttl(>
daughter or Mrs. Fred Speth,
a member of Eastern Star,
and the late Earl Stanle~,
a Mason, state assembl}-
man, and v.•ell-known land
developer. Eari)1UI joined
Har bor Sta r Chapter 568,
Newport Beach, in 195 1. Sh<>
held the offices of Ruth,
Martha and mar shal, before
being electerl associate con-
ductress in 1958. She serverl
as worthy mdlrUt• m 1~61.
in 1968 she was aske<.l to
serve as deputy grand
matron. a position -...·ttich
carriE'd the responslbUlty of
instructing and supervlstn ..
the work of officer s in 6
~hapters. ln 1972 she was
"honor~ by the appointme:1t
of Grand Ruth, aQd chal
up over 18,000 miles attend.
Lng most of the Chapters In
the state. This year, Worthy
Grand Matron Donna M.
Smith honored her agatn w!lh
the ap(JC)lntment as crand
marshal. thus entaillng mut·h
more travel to attend orfir 1al
visits throughout thE> state.
Her interest ln the \OUth
of Masonic families is evi.
dencE'd by her special pro-
ject this year of thE> Jo.Ra.
De fund, a scholarship pro-
gram for the Job's Daugh-
ters, Rainbow Girls, and
DE>Molays. She has sE>rved
as guardian of Bethel 157,
and deput; grand guardian
EARLYHH ALBRI GHT
and e:rand SE>nlor custcxhclfl
of the Grand Guar rhanCoun.
r II of Job's Daughter s Ill
CahforniJ.
In her Masonic-orient£'•:
fa mil}, her 4 dauRhters have
all tx>en 11l Job's Daurhters,
2 served as honorE'd QUE>ens
dO I DeMolay Chapter sw!"et-
hE>Hts, and 3 are m Eastern
Star, as is husband Rex, a
memtlE>r of SE>aflrinc Lodg£'
i08 anl1 El Bekal Shnne in
Lon~ Beaeh. He accompanies
her 10 their camper on man~
of her offir1al trips To om-
pltote the ram1h arE> 2 sons
anl1 ~ erandr hildren .
Marsh.lls from all over
thf' ~· •,-. ar(' E>xpe ted to
attend toe o\pnl 3 re ep-
uon, J or111m: to c('nHal
hatrm11n Charlott" Hut-
strom. D(>('orauons h.dr-
n an 1s Sarah Ac;hb}, mar-
shal. Dlnlngroom chair man
1£' Mar.JrPI 1\uhn, assist~
b' thE> p:~st matron<: ann past
patrons ofHarbor Star Chap-
tE>r. 0<:< a.r Hubtrom will
be hol't. Esl'ort marshals
arE' CharlottP Hulstrom,
RE-tta Johnson, Dorn s Ragan
anf1 JunP Graha n . So loist
IS .,_aren M, Br it1t: or MISSion
\'I£' JO Harriett anl1 \\'ti!Iam
o\ppiPheE>, ~o~oorth\ mat ron and
worth' patron, w1ll pr• s1de.
Supervisor candi~ate?
Dr . Eagene Atherton of
C eotral Nev•port, a strong
advocate or more publk
parks and control or roasta I
development, took the f1rst
step this week toward run-
ning for the Count~ Boarl1
of Supervisors tn the June
election.
Dr. Atherton, 49, p1cked
up nomination papers from
thE> county rE>gistrar of
voters and said he plans
to get 2,000 voter shrna-
tures to place h1s namE> on
the ballot. He woulc1 oppose
Supervisor Thomas Rile} of
Dover Shores, th£' ln-
cumbent.
"I have really oot /1('("tded
whether I •W formall' rue
the nomtnatloo papers,'' he
told the En~. "But, un-
less the county government
takes ct>rtaln steps to insure
tl\a.t more publlc par~ acre-
age becomes a requi rement
of law, I Intend to run."
Before movtng to Sewport
last year, Dr. Atherton lived
In Laguna Beach, wh(>re he
wu also active t:n the flgtlt
for more pabUe open space.
A nattve of "ashtrunon,
D. l .. he craduat~ rrorr
Prw. Pton anl1 frorr. Har-
\'arl1 medical Sl hoot. H1s
pral tic, 1s in Santa ~:~a.
CAPTAIN IH KOREA
Now at Osan AB, R~bll•
of Korea, on dul) ~·uh a
unit ofthe Pacific ~ir Forces
i~ Captam Danlt>l r. GrE>t>n,
son of Mr. anl1 Mrs. Frank
Green of 822 W. Ocean Front,
Balboa. He is r hlef or ao-
minlstratlon for the 51st
Combat Support Group an<i
previously served dt Ed-
wards AFB, Calif.
Keep cool with
CAM/AS
AWNINGS
Nflf'OAT HARIOft BfS19f
PUIUSHED IEE'klY -PAGE S
THUitSOAY, FEB. 26, 1976
OOROU DEl MAR, CAL
Scroll to be
consecrated
Tt>mple lsa.iah of Newport
Beach (Couervatlve) ls ln-
vltlng tbe community to the
conseeratioo of a Torah
scroll to be used for tht'
temple's services.
BEAUTIFUL DINING ON THE BAY
COCKTAILS UNOER THE STAAS
IMTIITAIII 811' &
DAMCittG 6 MICM4TS
Now Appearing
The scroll was <1on~ted to
the temple by Wr . and Mrs.
GUbert Schoenbaum and Mr.
and Mrs. Harr.ld Tspper w
the memory of Mr. Sc~n
ha••m's mother, Mrs. Sarah
Schoenb3um. The Stiver
ornaments, whtrh wlll adorn
the scroll, were a gllt or
Mr. and Mrs. Felix \'an
Beek in memory of their son,
Ralpl1 Van Beetr..
PENNYDAY ~
HA.Rsi.tos a
The historical rer ord rl'-
vea!s that it took a world-
renowned sc ribt> mao) years
to complete t hJs l>eautJ.t\Jl
Torah, consisting or the 5
hooks or Moses, entlreh
done b} hand according to
the r itual Juda.lc laws.
The sperla1 service Will
lte held at the Temple's
re~ular place of wor sh!.p,
Harbor Christian Church,
2401 Irvine Ave., Newport
Heights, at 7:30 p.m. tilts
Saturda} night, fl'b. 28.
Rabbi Garson Goodman, who
will officiate, ~·ill speak on
the Sabbath Shekahm, whtc h
means the Sabbath of the
snekal offering. This per-
tains to that week's part! u-•
tar portion of the Torah.
The tE>mple has prepar€'11
an hooor scroll fort!) .se who
wish to contribute to the
Torah fund, so that their
names will be permanenth
ins< ribed aDd displa \'ed.
PTA FOUHOERS DAY
LUH01EO.. MARCH ~
Corona del Mar htgh
S"hOOI PTA ~·!11 hold ItS
annual founrters da} lunrheoo
at noon Marrh 4 at th£> home
of Mrs. Conrad S~.:h~o~•e1tzer,
2615 Alta Vista Dr., East
Bluff.
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE ~EEDS
~bert son
Insurance
<:Associates
} O"' /nd~p~nri~nt /nsurt~~tc~ A6~nt
l i lt E Coast Hwy . Suit~ 100
Corona del ~ar i l4 l 6 73 -3850
0 FFICJ4.l. '>E 14 P ~PER OF N E•'PORT BEAC H
SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
ONLY SS.OO FOR ONE YEAR
An honoraq IUe S('rvi< e
award will bP presented in
rec~tion of outstandlnf
• ontributlon to students arv!
adults.
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NAME ....•.............. 0 ••••••••••••
ADDRESS ..........•.•. , .•............• Mrs. Donald K. Siopu,
president, invites interested
parents to att£>nd the lunr h-
E>On. The "admlssloo pnrto''
is a casserole or salad for
12. Call Mrs. Leonard
Baltzer, foundE'rs da} r hatr-
man, for reservahoos, 673-
5646, or Mrs. Donald .._,
Sloper, 673-3~53.
CITY . • ..•..•.......•.••••••. Z1P ..... IC" o"
Dear Cltiz«"M of N~rt lkach
SEND IM lltl$ ORDER WITH SS.OO TO:
NEWPORT HJ.ttiOI EMSIGH
m1 £. DAST HWY ., CORONA DEL MAR
STATEMENT •2
F~bruaN 25. 1976
BIG .. GOOD Gova-a•~•t
In this age of b1g govt'mment. wt' must nol confuse siu ~'lth quality, a~
govemma-~t at all l~ls c;onlinues to grov. and go an all dlrt"C'tton EmploVt'ft
a re continuaUy bt>lng addt"d co tht' swoll~n roln of governmt>nt pt"rsonnttl
A r~nt 5UJ'VeY •ndteatt>S 90'-'t'mment emplO\.'~~. an ludtng member of the
Armed Services. uMmploved and welfare renpltt"nls. compristt owr 80 6
mUlion Amaic.ans. while thtt total of all non·gO\Iemment v.orking Am~rican&
Is only 71 .6 mtlllon
As bud~ts lncrt>ase at tht> county, tatt> and Ft>dt>ral lt>vels . our c1ty budgt>t
has grown at tht> ratt> of nt'arlv S l o3 mllhon pt>r vear 0
Additional employen art' bt'ing requt>Slt>d and hirt>d m nt"arl!> t>Very depan.
ment of tht' city. Whllt' this owrall numbt>r 110 ct'namly m lhte with population
growth. employee wages and bt>nefits no~ account for over 60<>t of our annual
operating bud~t o
We must bt> cautious of govt>rnmt>nl o~rahng coscs sp1raling upward due to
inflation and cost-of.Jiving lncrt>asn In order In mamcam the current ~ of
gowmmenc servicti. I VoiOuld propost' the contmuous rt'VIev. and compamon
of provkling vusting sttrvicH bv fre.t' t'ntt"rpnstt
If ~'t' can cut costs whilt' not reducing tht> k>\.'t'l of ~rrvKn. thttn ~ should
contract outch~ ~es ~ compeuuve b1ds.
Ouplkation of dfort exists at many ~Is of govemmt'nto Onto caH 1n pomt
is our own e-wpon Harbor City and countv ttdt>lands PXIst Mthin cht' Harbor
of ~n. t'ach unck>t tht' jurisdiction of 1ts o~n buruucrauc body.
Oty tideland c:omt' und" tht' Parks. Beach~ and Rt>c'Tt'ation Commis$k>n
and NariM Dept., whil~ county tkk&and art' undn tht> ju rl.-.dlction of tht'
Harbor Olstric1. Joint Hatbor Commm.ion a~ Board of Su~.
~ Back Bay is nov.• v.r1th ln tht' jurisdk'tton of tht> Statto Fi h a~ Gamt'
Dept., but enforc-em~nt for all local ag4"ncift 1s \"t"Sif'd W1th lht> Orange County
Shertl's Dept. Add to chit. all buoys and naVIgational aids now undt'r F~l
control. Then OM cannot overlook tlw COtical Zont> ConWTVation Act as )wt
another admlnlstradw duplkadon actualty pret>mpting kK:al regulatiofl in
.otnc instances.
lnaagtnt" annnpttng to build a ~o.d or heghway and bt>ing confronted with
the eovemmt>ntal lntttraccion th.at th.6i whole nN C.Ut of c haracttn and
agencies wiU sl)awn.
While Newport S.'ch is re&a~ ffft of thew diVfl'se owrlapping artu of
l'ftpOMibllltift. thtt momt'ftt you b.comt' lnwlwd with tht' nnt echelon of
IOW'fftmtmt. you lmmcodlatf'ly rea.llH that bigMM don not nt'CftMrily make .,.tMsa.
r ~ 4., •.. tt(~(L.~·
DUNCAN MciNTOSH
~for tt. o.v Cowd
P .S. W you haw a qu ... m or Wllllh • ... oua ~ ~ ,.._._.-a~
......... c... ..Eiedo--·· 1 •• sue VIe o.--. ...._-. • s•lt .,., •. CA 91161
('11 .. 671-Mit
.;; ~:
CDMn
in tourney
Coroea del Mar• ._
~.,. See Ktlc:• .... the
CIF bleb -bolltr-'1
ptayoU Uney at "*e Fri-
day oJc1o1 ...-Malr at
Pasadeal at 8 p.m.
Estaoeb'a EJCles, a sur-
prise plek to play ID lloe
toumey, •lll play at W.U'IM
111 H•tin(toft Beacb. ai.o
at 8 p.m. Friday,
Cof'Olllo del Mar, plcted
as Onnct Co.ty's tee~ PttP
squad, Is rated 2od to lAiaC
Beacb Poly tn the rtnal CIF
4-A raftktncs. Center Alex
Black was Yoted player of
the year and Coach Tandy
CUUs ooaeh of the year by
0~ County sports-
writers this week,
Mulr finished 3rd in the
tough Paclftc League. Mar-
IDa's Vlldngs, wlrmers of
tbe Sunset League title, are
ranked lotl'lln the CIF.
Estancia, ltd ill the
Century loop, where COM
finish@(! nrst, was picked,
along with a fe• other tlttrd-
place teams , for t he play-
orts. The 2nd round of the
eliminations will continue
on Tuesday night.
The Sea Kings closed ou t
the ir regular sr hedule Fri-
rtay night with 3 63-Sl win
over Villa Park, which fin-
ished 2nrl behind COM in
the Century League race,
The locals posted a 14 -0
Century r ecord, and ended
the regular schedule with
an overall Z5-0 mart..
Estancia, struggllng to a
3rd-plact> CPntu ry finish,
blasted cr oss-town rival Co-
sta Mes.a 76-55 to end wit h
an 8-6 league ma.rk and a
16-7 season record. The loss
dropped MeS3 into a 4th
place-tie wit/1 Tustin at 7-7.
On the season, the Mu stangs
were 14-11 .
:"'ewport Ha rbor's Sailors
wounr1 up th£> season with a
53-48 loss to Ertison . The-
loss E'Tided a dismal cam -
paig·n t112.t saw the Sailors
finish ne-xt to last in the-
Sunst>t LeagUe, with a J-11
mark anr1 a 4-18 season
rt't'Otd.
OCCSPORTS
Orang-e Coast CoUe&e
freshman pole n•lter Greg
Woepse clear«~ lS-& t.t the
South Coast C_sWerenee re-
lays F'rld.ay t l SaD Diego
Mesa, breaking the old OCC
standard or 15-1 set by state
champion Eric Berge In
1964.
OCC won the bich )Imp
champJonsblp as Joe Dearer,
Mart. Wang andK. C. Coar.ell
combined to ;..mp 19-0.
• • •
Golden West tied a school
r ecord with 8 stOI@fl bases,
and edged the OCC baseball
squad 6-5 Tuesday at Huat-
ingtoo Beaeh. Tnlllng S-4,
the Rustlers ra.Jlled for 2
runs ln the bottom of the
8th for the wln. The Bues
are now 1.4 for the sea-.
Last Friday, theBuesout-
hU Saddleback 10-9 but lost
10-6 on lbe OCC dlamood.
Dave Ronquillo hlt 2 singles
and a double for the Dues
in 4 trips to the plate. Last
Thursday OCC defeated El
Camino 13-5 with t 16 hit
barragE' for the first Plrateo
vt ctory of the season.
• • •
Tile OCC basketball squad
plunged lnto the cellar of
the South Coast CoDference,
dropping an 86·69 dec lsion
to MI. San Antonio College
Saturday. PhU Bolden scof@d
Z4 for the Bucs. The toss
was OCC's 9th in a row.
~~::;;p~ack ·
t,coo.otn
250 TABLETS
REGULAR lUS
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TRt'IIIG IT 011 FOR SIZE --Ra,-L. W-(-r~
Pltikteat ol 1M lrTIDe Compuy, trie-s oe trOWI witb
whleb be wtU reAp u KlDI JllepbaM at the lfewport
Harloot stoulle ~·a 17th ,_,.. Kloc N-Ball
Friday, M.ucll lZ, Ia the oi.eylaad Hotel. Gl'flllc their
appronl are Mrs. Robtrt Bannan, ball ehal.rnau. &Dd
Walter 8urt'OIIIIhS, 1975-'i'l Kilc lfephme, who wtiJ Cf'O'Wil
tbe DeW ~-lbste tor duclllc wUJ be prorided by San
Fruclsco's Walt Tolle.. lid hls orchestraaod.Marl&ue
Ktat Ud the RemiDiseers, playlltc tad stactDc tbe big
baod musle ol the 20., Jell aDd 405. Co-c.btlrmu ol the
black-tle-(lpUoo.ll ball ls Mrs. Johmle Walker. Robert
MeCardy, 19'14-75 Klnl NtpNae, ls chatrmu of the m•'s
SJIIIPOrt '"""' aad Mrs. Cleu Jobutoa is LD ebarce
of reterntioDs. Mra. Harold Emlcb ls prutdellt of the
lAIC'M, Mrs. Waltrertstreaarer, Mrs.Niemtusammu Is_...,. _,lin.--.. _
CHURCH NEWS
• THE HARBOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH, 1230
Baker St .. Costa Yesa -A
leap year )'OIIth special wtU
be held this Suaday, leap
year day. After a meal in
the ft.reslde room from 8
to 8:30, there will be music
bt ·YoratQCStar aod t talk
by ·Bob Krantnc from 8:30
to 9:45. Club program
reeoptUoa olcbt •W be ob~
served at the 6g.m. serYtee, ·
ap.tn ree.turtDg Bob Krtning
ud YornlQcStar.
• PLYMOUTH CONGRE-
C.ATIONAL CHURCH, 3262
Broad St., Newport Heights
• Assoclate Pastor Tom
HamtltoD wtll preach at 8:30
a..m. Sunday oo "The anoint-
Ing at Bethany." PastorJoOO
LiDctYaD wtii be baek ln the
pg)Dit for tbe 10 a.m. ser-
•tce, preachfD& on ••share
joy." Ela.IDe Campbell wtu
be soloist at both servtees.
• THE NEWPORT HAR-
BOR CHURCH OF' RE.
LtGIOUS SCIENCE, 541 Cen-
ter St., Costa Mesa -
" Aerentuate the posttlve .. wm be the sermon topic
of t he Re•. Eleanor Jaeksoo
at 11 a.m. Suoday.
• PRINCE OF PEACE
LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2987
Mesa Veroe Drive East,Co-
sU Mesa -Pre-lenten meet-
lllgs will be held F'eb, Z6-
29, With the Rev. P. E.
Cutte rld(e of British Colum -
bia preaching at 7:30 each
night.
Jllewport Cadet Metbodist
C!9-nh, lAtberan Chareb of
ttie Master. Corooa del Mtr
Com muntty Coogreplktoal
Charcb, St. MtcN.el's aDd
All Angels' Eplsoopal
Chureh and Our Lady 01:teen
of Angels Catholic Cl'larch.
The services wUI be held
from 12:30to 1 p.m. wecmes.
days, March 3 throuch AprU
14;' in tbe community room
of Glendale FederalSu·lngs,
100 Newport Center Dr.
• The Women's Fellow-
ship of St. Andrew's Presby-
terian ChUrch will bold Us
annual rummage sale March
11 from 9:30 t.m. to 5:30
p.m. and Mard1 12 from
9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. PreYie'llo'
sale will be held from 6
to 9 p.m. March 10.
Gas spill
snarls traffic
A tanker trud: OYer-
turned oo Jamboree Rd.
early la.st Ttarsday, spllllng
rasoltne ooto the road and
tylag up tra.Ulce for sevenJ
ll011rs. There were oo lD-
)arles.
Pollee sald driver Carl
Harryman. 47, of Ga rdena,
was trytng to downshift hls
4, 700~oo Texaco rlg be
started dlmblag the hill up
Jamboree from tiM! back bay
area at 1:45 a.m., wllen he
mlued the doWD.shlft, the
truck rolled bac kward down
tbe hUI, and )lcknUed and
o.-erturned.
SneraJ Newport fire units
rusbed to the sceoe as sev-
eral hwMlredgaUoosofp.so~
llne leaked onto the road
100 yards south of where
JamborH jolnsEastbhdfDr,
•
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25 YEARS OF DANCI
..
-.. ...,n'afM ..
II t1ot ... at It, ... lood -· ......... --.... r....... DJf ,_.. ....... _
uo~m-._.,.,.ldttcfft ..,. JDD.n..... ... ..
boot v.,. w-. c-
dol --···(low Wllom lllr •••t wortllld). uiDed ll ..... t•el ...
I ..._, .... lloer
"""""' • trt.! • ' ' ..... b ......... ~ ......
before 1o1c tllere were
aearty 50 eblidre dudrc
11p a storm • the S.U..:. -· That wu whee Dorothy
Jo decided sbe llad better
reet a tt.cHo. The aewly
built Blrtcher '-lldlal pro-
' feted a loeatiOII 18(1 bf
F'etlnary, 1951, the Dorothy
Jo Danee bUo apeoed. ·Its
doors 011. Coast Hiebway at
Carutloll AYe. Ia Cort~n~
del Mar.
Childree CI.IIM for Ia,
~~ more duee teoaeh-
ers were aeed@d. aDd tbe
studio CODt.tt.ed lo (I'OW'.
Wbea a Croll! ot motbers
dedded to stat1 their OWl\
Cotllltoa~type dace ehlbfor
teeo.-agers. Dorothy Jo ns
tsked to teach. them and
the "Jolly Jalllon:" poup
wu born. meetlDcaiRap.n's
restu.rut, lD the same
Blrtcher balldtnc.
The teen-age daaee (I'OUpS
grew uct .aon· Dorothy Jo
wu tnebJIIc them 4 even-
ings a week --50 sbtdellts
each group --at the nrloas
yacht ehtlS, the Bay Club,
EbeU Cl.,._ lOd tbl!
Girls Club ill Costa Mesa.
lnchtdtnc both lbe da)1.1me
and eveotac e lasses and
prtvate les.ooa, about 1,000
studeots a week were leam-
lDc ballet, tap, ballrooms,
Htwa11an. acrobatte. bat\Al.
twirltnc, jtu --a little
euJture and a lot at ftlo •••
lneludlrltl: some excercises
for mom.
Iastead of reetWs, the
pupils dU<:ed at many dYlc
alld community charity
events. Tbey were a part
o! the early Cof"CC'll del Mar
lobster bakes, bit the stace
each ye~.r for the Lion's
Club ttsh fJ')', aDd oa.e of
their bit aanaaJ pert:.rm-
aoces Is still tt the tiiiMill
Marth of Dimes festirltles.
Lura McKenz.ie asslstfld
Dorothy Jo 111 the st.dto.
teachln( Tahtuan and Poly-
oeslt.n dl.lletng, so It was
u.turaJ that her husband,
thea Costa Mesa PoUee Chltf
Art MacKen&le, should tua
to ber for the blc Much
of Dimes show. ADd tbe
klddles --tots aDd Jots of
them -• did taney dance
steps 1D pretty eostumes for
n admlrtDc publtr., wilo
were at the same .time StiiP·
porti.Dg the Mareb of Dimes.
To keep up with the latest
tta.Dee steps aDd her eot-
DOIIOTMT JO
leac-!S t. tbe bullaela. Do-Jo -NADAA (N-..._,otDooee
Artist AfiW&tel:) as wen as
tbe Jllo. 1 cllapter of Dance
Muten ot Amertea. IDd
she held the pHsldeney Ill
both r~. For muy years
she hu be-. on the taeulty
fOr tbe bASh-up sehools aAd
semlaan for the$~! protes~
sloeal r~ ts welJ as
sentnc 011 tbe taeulty for
tbe eeeehettl ballet sehool.
Ooe year, Ia the late SO's.
Dorothy Jo came back from
New York saying, "There's
a oew daD<=i! baek there ••
they ca.ll U 'rock and roll'!
I'll teaeh tt to you."
A oumber of Dorothy Jo's
sbtdents have become well-
known In their fields.· Oae
of her early pqpils wu
chosen for the lead lD a
Hollywood movie version ot
"Claderelb." ADother has
been 1n a. Debbie Reynolds
movie, performed at Olney-
land on a replar btsis, and
has been in lll.lmerous com -
menials, altt~gh sllelsnot
yet a tMblgeT.
One yWOg man she taught,
Greg Ostlome, Is currently
appearillg at the Los Angeles
Music Center with tiM! New
York City Banet Co.
Some of her fo rmer stu.
deots have become teachers
at her studio, glvlng Dorothy
Jo Ume for her favorite
hobby--· goU. HertNsband,
Harold, whO bas now retired
from title Corou. del Mar
-Ollke, ..... "'' •lflo ... -.. ....,_h_ . .......,_ ....
'hie 8w nee• bue a
......... s.tn S....... Mctta,. fto 11 ,. ...... ,
-.. ella( at .... -__ ...... ,...,
....... t-IZud
If yevs oil!. Her brottt.r,
0. ~ ts marritd to
a IGnMr .e.Jtllt ud tetdl·
If at ttte dllcllo, "KJ.t .. e,"
ad they l.lft Ill Costa Mba
wttb thetr ~Y boJ.
After IS years DorotQ
Jo Is stttl daltci.a&aad~
iQc. She'a neo bepw.lac
to teacb aome or tbe Httle
ooes of ttw cblldra she
taaght when she first came
to Coroaa del Mar. Becnse
sbe en))ys tt. it's easy for
her to teach )'OIJQCSters the • •r.a world ot dane lac."
·--Plus
Dccorat·ive
Hardw,are
and
Bath
Acceso~<ies
'LDVE ood DEATH" s.a .345 4
with 2660 AVOt~ ST.
~~~·~··~~~y~A~II~·~·~~~~ HEWPORT e.I!ACH
s ouTH con.sT
WE ARE CLOUD FOR REIIODEl.IMG,
BUT ARE SltOWIMG AT MIGUEL TI'!'EATRE,
DOG lillY I..,..._,.
TAXI DRWER_
~ ... -"''-'"'"'"' ....... ~ • Dr. Fred Gren, cha.Jr.
mt.n of the psychOlogy de·
partment at Soutben CaHf-
ornla Collece lD Costa Mesa.
w111 speak oa teehntques for
resolvtnc marriage prob-
lems 1n a •rles at Newport
Mesa Christian Ceoter, 1<18
22nd st., Costa Mesa, be-
glllniDg this leap year s.a.
dtY. Feb. 29, at tbe 8:SO
and 11 a..m. and 6 p.m. lei",
yfees. The series wtll con-
tinue March 7, 14 ud 21 at
6 p.m. Dr. Gren ls a lt-
c:enstd marriqe aDd famtly
eounselor.
CM to pick 3 out of 17
\-G rand Opening
I TENNIS SPECIALS!
WILSON TENNIS IALLS -"···-·2.22 11•r ca11
LADIES CAftiVAS TRETORH ·---·18.95 pet pr.
HEAD MASTER W/81~,~• Tw iat Hylo" -··-33.75
HEAD PRO W/llve Twi at Hyl•" ••••• , ..•• 44.75
the L.UCH RACKETI.t.LL UCI(ETS
OM SPECIAL
TEN N lS •• l\4CKEt! I :1040 E. COAST MWT ., COIIOM.l d•IIIAII
Acrou fro-.. Alberta••'• 640..a415
~ tMagie.,'J!an
Soup. Salad 6 Seafood Diaacr
I\ cup of Pot•~ Sl. C«m•ln, fJUIItk thily in OUt
kitchen. Crisp spin•ch s.IM:J with chopped bacon,
h•nJ boil~ egg, sweetifOYr d~si•«· ~ Sl.
J•cqVfl: Scollops, shrimp, and slie«f 8 .._ •s
mu1hrooms m • s~ry uuc~ ~•Y
with ltuyere ~.
cecil tat ..
COSTA MESA
SOUTH COAST PlAZA
north side of the Bullock's ,_,.,..,. _,m
ur•zc.ua•••••••-::••·• .. ••n•o .. rr•,••••••a•,••
I
• "Christ and tbe utioo"
111 the theme of a lenten
series to be preNQted by St.
Mark PresbyterlaD Cburch,
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GfVEN that the City CouocU
or the City of NewportBeaeh
w11t hold 1 pabUe hearlag
reprdiJ:Ir Teatatln Map of
Traet No. 7g&7, reqDtSt of
II. J, Brock • Sou. loe.,
Los All(tiU, to IIIIIOd a
prt'f..,..lY iA)nwed teo.ta.
u~e tnet map .0 .. to per.
mtt mtaor modltlc.atloU OD
the prln.te street system l.lld
to pemtt 1 nchtetloll ol tbt
r.....,lal. IIOJ.tl from tM
..,...... ......... , "' Ml ""•lila( .... to ...,__
matoiJ U4 dwollla( oolta;
loeDid .. bw ... trlJ of Su. J-loHW.._._,.,._
erl)' ... ol. Cron Drl•• Jrlortb
.. iloo -Coao-ty
of J-Cl'ftt;-
P-C,
IIOTICE IS HEREBY
FIIRTIIER GIVDI lloat tba
-pllolk ........ oriU bo -.......... , "'
........ lrll, at .... """' o1 1:10 P.ll. 1a 111o eo-u
C-n ol t1ot CltJ HaU
ol tlot CltJ atNowpoot ......
Cal ........ at--ud ....... , ... ill,._
tlllfllh4 .., ....... .,
klleUdtMtwow.
DortaGoorp
"ddil CltJ Clod! CIIJ ollft..,.n._. _, ............ .... ..................
(CODtlDHd rrom Page 1)
eouneU cootrol of the plan.
Ding oommlssloo, and ter-
•lces for the young and tbe
elderly.
• ROSE MORALES, 461
buslnesswomu, 736 W. Ba-
ker, lpll!lllks Spanish nu -
ently, wants da.y eart eenters
aod elderly semces (l•ea
highest priority, says-she
hu too Uttle Dowle<lgt of
the sl(n law ud the plan-
Dine commission to ..,..er
questioos· about them, wou.ld
use her eJperteaee IDd eth-
atc btckctoUDd to "wldeo"
COQDeU CODCel"'lS.
• RICHMOND WE.:t"'TLAKE
JR.. Z!, of 204 Dart.
mOQih. completes actmllli·
atratln ID,.ruhtp at ._
Beach State Ia IIIDII, latWt
a more demoerattc. dtJ ro-
Ytmmeot, apedal )'C*th uad
..uor etU&eD tei'Ykes,
strlct enJoreemeat of lbe
ll(n ..... ''""" ... ·-commla:lioa poonr to Iettie
mlDOr plaM!"' IDltlers.
•JOSEPH SCHUVAL. 59,
oloo,WUiatorop-tho ••.ta..t majortty,•• wutaday
eue ctlltersao.d ..aor•r-•te•, 11111-WIJ ......, tor
,..._ ktw -lac:oaM _... ....
otrlet ....... ---.
-_., lo '"' ....... eomJllllkiL
• MARY NALLWOOO,
41, o1 IMI ~ nco-e...,... o1 <IIY _ __,
~_ .. a.., -----.... ....,_. lflcri-
... Ill ') .. ..aat etta-
.. to JIIDIIO-..... ,
rr1dr .......... ......
loot I 'IU"'.tJ of .... N 11
'to.-~"~· .... ..__
• A1IIIID ua~
41, IM~IDI.,......, -_..,._ ..,. -....
COY"era.meDt aDd cltlsellS. low
Income •aiDe for seniors,
day cart caters, eaforte-
meat of the lip law, DO
cbaJice in preltnt councU-
plaaftlac relatiouhJ{>, rtt•-tiooo at __ ..........
• LEWIS YOUNG, 39, real
estate mu, UO E. tab,
wuts to llftPI'O"'e etty's
I map. (lftl day eare eea.
ters 11ap pr1orlty, <1r1p1ores
e.Utloal Ill .ome pl'eMDt
pre-acbool eaten, WOidd
malle sip law "• tolaJbtr,
wuta: a "loabJe .. allootflle''
e..ter Ia City Hall to habiSle
ctU..co,_taJ.t..
• DAVID YARHAL. 51•
opontiDc ., .... ,, tsa
Sllllta AD.1 AYe.. waaU a
npe coautU.C o.ter. flw ..
on ~ ofUatnrsJty
Dr. ut•lka., claJ cane• ..
ton, low-..,. .... lor
tbt elcler)J, nw..-!ill tip
or•nc•, • •ra.r powv
lol'luoii(Cooa•l-.
• RATilAlf
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New tEnriched Flavor'
achieves taste of cigare
"L d , ow tar, goo taste .
Others have made the claim .
Philip Morri just made the ciga rette .
MERIT. Only 9 mg . tar . One of th e lo\\'C:--t Llr It { 1 ... 1n
smoking today.
Yet MERIT delivers astonishing fla vor. FL1\·or \'Ct i ltl'd
by smokers all across the country.
If yo u 're looking to become a lov·/ tar
smoker, or do n't particularly enj oy the taste of
the low tar brand you smoke now -you'll be
interested .
New 'Enriched Flavor' D iscovery
By isolating ce rtain Hkey" fl avor ingredient~
of tobacco in cigarette smok , in gredi ents th ~H
deliver taste way out of proporti on to tar.
researchers at Philip Morris h ave d vel opt d ~1
way to pack extra fl avor into tobacco \Vit ho ut
the usual increase in tar.
The discovery is called 'Enriched Fla\'or ~
It's extra flavor. Natural fl avor. Fl avor
that can't burn out, can't fade o ut,
can't do anything but come
through.
We packed 'Enriched Flavor'
into MERIT And began a serie
of extensive taste tests. The
results were amazing.
0 l'hilop 'orr" Ilk "''
•
.
'
ery for 9 mg. tar MERIT
__ :ving 60% more tar.
l) ]l)P ...
Taste:fested By People Like You
L 1 r \ 11:. R l T \\ · ,1 s t a t c-t c-., t L' d , 1 ~, 111 't f 1 \ · c ( u r r c n t
k-.h1 in~ In\\. ra r ctgc1 re ttc hr.1 nd-... r:1 ng: ng fn"m
11 n1~ to 15 n1g. tar
Thuu~(1n d , of fil ter -.,nl( )kl·r-., \\ L'rc
tn,·oh·t"d. moker~ ltkc \tntr"elt·. (1ll tc~tL'J at
h\ 'nit',:
The r c ~u lts \\·e re Ct)nclu"i\·l':
Et en 1} chc l'l.QUh.'tlt.' Ct '\ft ,{ h ud ("L"t'l, nu>re
;l~r rhdn \fER IT d ''~nlfllu nt 'l'~Llclrity of all
't lP~t.·r~ rt.·~rl tl 1l/)l lrtt\/ n, d f 1 '11~,. h l d Flut·o r '
\1F t~/T delnl'rl·d 1n<lrl' ld.,.l
RtT't\1t. lil·lt \ l'fl"li 111l)f(" Ll'<{
I: 1 ~ i n 1 i L 1 r t l' ~ t s l1 g, 11 n s t 1 1 n ~ i" t ' 1 ) n1 g .
·nt·rn ho l hr.1nli~. L) tng. t(1 r \ 1 l"I~ T
\1 !-~TH L ~"'t'rf~"nned ~tr t)ll~,, u.ll),
... ll J l\·crin ~ .1~ n1uch ·n r rnoh t htt· th,1 n
the h i~hL'r t,1 r hLl nds tL''-...tll1
1t)u\·e hecn .. n1Pktrn.! "lo\\' tar,
!l g<."~"Ll ta stt " cL in1 ~ lt)n g t'n o ugh .
\:()\\' ~n1 n k the c1~l1r l rtc.
~1ERIT l npreccd cntL"Li tl avor at
l) tng. ta r. Fr n1 P hilip ~1 orr is
• \ c ,, J" "'''"IIIC. I,. •n•uln('l o,,.n .... ' \ '·"'"'It' lr(" 'I\ ···~U('\1 r., I' \1 "'" lnt ~o~ ... nm.md, ill ~\~"'
\1 E: R I I ,lllJ 1/Viirr·ng 1 hp Su geo r Gr.nt rul Hr,s De le rmtned
l hal Ctgarene Smo kmg I· Dan gerous to Your Health . \1l RIT \11 '-HOL
'
•
-DIY r I DlllltiGI TILUI-Y, Fa. .. liM .,_e $J..l L••• ,_"*-''WI .:MXW.-.roc••··•. 11.1.
T'lle CraeJO:xio•
-ilfl.IIMI, CM..
If -W. &!'AID, U . of the Soa of God A'•odo' ,.,. .... If .._ 'J ... _ _,
.... , ., ... s ......... ., --~ "' '"" ,._ ~ ~ ~-~ 4 • IIAIIII:IS:li·Jf
• s -int:rodu.c:tita to thr
Jtudy of the crwJIWoa of
JtiUI d uilt. a *"ric ew:at
or pat tiptificMcc. · il is
appropria1c: to dtwne the
mnarb or a &:01*!1...n.r
npothor: ""1'1K death of Jrst-. o f
Maureth il ill _, ~. and fOfrftt.
differt:nt from Md illfia:i:ltly aaltt-d
...... the death o( •Y ot1oor pmon .....
hal ewr Uwed m thil earth. If! tht firat
place, it W2l a predic:led •d Pf opbesitd
ckoth the lit. o(-"DOt to ... -
tbrouabout huncbedt of yean of
propbetlc ti teraturr:. It wa a dtath
determined upon in the eteruJ cot~a'ill
of the Godhead -He was the lamb d.m
from the fo undltiop of the world. f (W
this dea th. Christ came -tk tooi upoo
fimttlr our 11ery n.tun that He mJr;bt
dir.
"It wat. conoemins this death that.
Moses and flijah spoke to Him oa tht
Mouni of Tranlfisuration. Hit derth was
a theme often upon the Lord's otllfl Ups,
mort than any other onr upect of aD c:A
His ministry on earth. More s:pau is Jiven
to the death of Ouist in the GolpdJ than
to any othn one sphne of His life. fn
fact , OM thnd of afJ the mattft found in
the four Golpett. pert&Jns to the last week
of our Lord '1 life anu-.nt me-1 1
the Sunday of the Triumph"' 1 'I) :u
tht-Sunday of Hi ' Rnurre-cu -:-. "ilile
one s1xth of all the matrer found m thue
Gospels rder1 to tht 1 ~nty-four houn
precedint and up to Hi1 death! The Ne••
Tmament Ep;stln have mo~ to uy
about che death of OtnJt than about any
othtr one event or aspect of al l the lift-of
the Son of God. Our redemphon is
always auributablc to O..rist"t. death on
the Cross. Tht love of God for mm U
alway1 said to be IU~mt'ly nunH"tsk d in
the fact of Quist's death. In tbe Book of
hw:lation . we find tkaven iUelf
vibratinB with the choru~1 of an&els and
elden and the redeemed from all natioru,
linsins praise1 to the lamb who was llain
and is now aUw fort'vc~. Paul could
cry out . 'God forbid that ~ should tlory ,
uve in the cross of the lord Jtsus 0\rist"
(Gal. 6 : 14(. It is about thiJ crOii and the
holy death of Otnst upon the crOI& that
our letSon today is t00eef'M1t.. (d.
Wilbur M. Smith , Peolou~t i ~Wet /1/otn,
70th AnnuaJ Vol., 1943. pp. 106, 107).
The outline of the-present ln10t1.
wttich is tntltled 'The Crucifixion of tht
Son of God," is as follows:
I . The Crucifixion of Jesus (Nark
IUI-32)
2. The Death of Jtsut. on the Croa
(Muk IS· 33-39)
GOD IS NOT
TOLERANT!
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~= • .... ...... ......... -, .... (iarilt of .. th. AI·
... Hi• inwnt . die atamlna to n.tl.nti&l Jewdh
n.~~-.. t lrtl: ............
ln ...... £5:21-12 ....... , --....,.
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-...... pul to -· .... -his
·-P!" -· •--of
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~-Rhnl .. ..., .....
,. ..... for ....... Plio .. pn M'ftRM'!
ld he ......
bqan to wuh nd ur, ... am
the blood of tht.
fathrt ol AJruDder and W.. to bear
his ROM And they brifw -. .so tbt
ploce Golto<ho. -il. beio&
i:nterprded, 1hr place of a ... And
they 11ft him (0 driak wine I 1 ahd with
myrrh: but ht rurhed it oot. AIWt ..._
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.reqalnd," M "' ,.,... m.n Ja 1 r ...... the
,....,..,, Md. IIJE Alii) a 7! Q f of
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of eaewtkla .. _., t . h .. ~
........... J111e ........ -).Of
a:cordiec 10 die Utia b 1 111M o( the
.. LoN.--hit~ .......
........ loh 1.....--t of -,. to it .. 14 ). Pilate •••
,... to the-lewiah
k rnponalbilitJ;
that .. ,. Qer.
.... -· {';!..c::"!;' ...........
.eekl ... to telrdr• _he .. _ ......
lh<y tud cnocified -· they jiOUte<[ bi& prmenu, cutin~ lou upon tbetn , wlu.t
vt'l)' man llhowld tab. ADd it -.. tbc
'!n d hour. md they madfied him, Aad
:<1. wpc~ or hil .ccuution ..
wnttm ow:r , 11f£ KINC OF 11IE JatfS.
And with him they Cfllcify t wo thina.;
the ont CWJ hli rilht hand. and thr other
on his left. And the · ICfipturt wu
ful(liled, wtUch saith, And he wu
numbrred with the trantpH~Qn. And
they that p:nKd by railed on him,
waainJ tbeu heads. and a)'ina, Ah , thou
thai dtstroyest the tempk:, and buiJdest it
fn three days. Sa~ thyal(, aad come
down from the crou. Ukewite alto tht
dtie( priesu mockin& IIUd .man&
thenurh~s ollith the leribel., He u'led
othen; him~elf he CaruM>t uw. U t Christ
the Kiff& of btsel drscc:nd now from the
crou, that we may tee and br:litvt:. And
they dut were crucified with him rcYiled
tum ...
obli!!lioa .. " (U
bat lt. .... not te.inlJ the 1
their .,.rt of
ewt had to bear
the blame, but
bad • JM!hOn&l
for which to at·
n Yer Pilate bu
beuu.e of hi!
eet hi• penon-1
. -· :c.hioiy.',..,.....,. .. -.... Lon£. -27:33-S6, ........
,_ £5 :12-41 ; ~ 23:33-49; Joh•
£9:17·37). WiGt him_,. c:nocillod two
........ Pilate hhuelf
f'Hponalbllltr , .. L.he ... "" hie to wash count. And fo
b.itMel1 of been cuilty
of hia lei!-fail ure .. m
obl:f;tion with recanl to Je&UI thiew:a, of ...... '* ........... the '-t
boMr, .ad recdted tlha:iall. A ... t.er o(
tm.
unment, ht Cbot.
tayillp ...._. )ftl!l ldteftld on the CfOSI
are ~cor•d in die Golpeb. AI. the
momaJt o( death, he cried, 1 I is
& ...... I Joloo t9:JO. tile -in& or
tlool ..,.... ;, plain. 1lle -for wbich
our Lord Cline iDto die wortd at lalf. .,..
-·tile Lon£ of f1or1 bod otiecl to worh
away thr lim of d beliewn. 1br. just
pemlty o( lin tud boen boone by the 0..
who knew no lin .. (cf. John Gmtum
M.chen, '"The life of Ouilt and the
Dndopcnent of the Qurch in New
Testament . Tunes" in A liM/ Bibk
HiJtory, 1922, p. 92).
11tfJ MINUTES ,,
.., Dl' ·-L ,_. ...... ---c:MCaM • ...--.....
THE NAME OF THE LORD
{ContiDDed neJ:l week)
M•ny people use the n~ of
t he lonf very lifht'Y. They •re quid: to exclaim, "My God!" or to
use the name of the lord Jesus
Christ in wain.
Rev. Da vid Avery
A LE.UIIIIIG aBIC\1IIAN ~ TilE A-aEVOUIIION
From ''Tbe ChaplainS and Clergy of the Rnolutloo," published 1D J864; reprinted by 20th Centur y Reformation Hour.
lin .. A n:n,· ,..~.born in thrt.t part of Norwich, Con-Wht"D tbe DeWI of tbe b&tt.le of Lesington reached.
JJN'tit1tt. nnw C<lllf'!l f r,mldin. Apri1 5th, 174(i. H i• thil q ulei place the inbabit4nt• were 6lled with the
J.:m·ru•, ,I.,Jm :md L.nlia (Sa1i tlt) Avery, •·ere blt"Med matt ioteoee escitaDeol To the noble .ouled putor,
with a b rgc fam ily of chiiJn..·n, though Jl'I*K'Ming but howe'ftll', it ~ like 6 trumpet call to the 10ldier in
lirnitt'll rnclln!l to prp,·id(' fur their ed ucation. lJcoce b&We. He ..W at 011:01 that the hour hi& with fate to
Dtn·i~l wa• aptrrcntic.. ... l nl n.n (--orly .age to a IIOUAC·joi n<T the Cnlonie. had come, and kindling wi th the lofty
iu L1• uati,\'1! to""n. 0f'fltle and kinJ io bi. munoen patriot.i!lm that filled the tre-J.rte of eo many, u the
ami with 1t. heart full "f tcndernCM,I.e }wl at the eaw; tidiogs of that fint fieroc coo8ict wu borne with the
time a bold t~.nd f~.-'nrlC'Is nature wllich, wl1cn rotued, iL Up of the drum by swift riden to the remoteiL limita
"':l.l d:lll!;(."'"'U!I to ni'P'W'· Soon after he commcnecod of the Colooiea, be at oooc decided to do what lt\y in
hi• 1\rrrcnticeehip he heard the ccleln-atod Whitfil'ld hill power to help on the glorious cauae of liberty. The
prcac:h, who wu then clectrifyin,g the country with his 'ferJ ne:.:t &bbatb, to t he aatoniabmeoL of hia congro.
e1oqucnc::t', o.od •fining tho bo.-arta vr nwn lly bia aolcmn ptioo, be ~bed bia fare•ell eennoo, telling the-m
a~l• and O'fctwhelming nrplieation of divino truth that God would take care of them---as for himself he
to the ootl.ci('f)CC. \::oung A vet"y W('t]t at firat from w:u coing to J'"liD the anny. It '1't'll5 a aolcmn dl\y to
coriO!itr to hear ••DC 110 di•tin;ui&hro fo" hit cloqueoor, all, arul •hen the IIC-n'iOl'~ were closed each t urned
hut .onn 1JCOLmc llecplr imprcti8Cd wi1h the trut hs he away, 611~ with new tbougb.tt, new fean a nd new
uttered, aud eTentualJJ embraced religiun. Ardent and hopes. But the impre.ive eoeoc was not yet over, the
rNOlute in every thing be undertook, he wUbed u. d,e.. patriotic put.or hRd no iotentbn of goi ng nlooe to the
vvte bit. life to th~ llei'Tioct of b.iJ M.Mter in a. more ~1· Be kM"w that betide encouragement in the day
direct and etlideot manner than be thought be should of trial and mioiatratiom to tlte aick, the wounded and
be 5-ble to do by punning bit trade, and he rnol•ed, if aJ;ng, it need~ .• tout arm'. and good muskets for the
be could obtain the meana, to educate himaelf to be-day of blt.Ltle. ·So ofter the congregation wlwnlismiMed,
come a mini.ter of t he gospel Applying to hit parent. h·~ 1tood on the aleps of the church and liUmmonecl
fur aid be wu met with the di.bearteniog &otwrr that them to listen to another addrest. He had performed
it W':ll out of their power to help him. H e then ttlr'Ded the dt1th11 of the atLuctuary, 11.nd he now wished to per·
to his elder brothen aqd lM!gged them to loan him the f1:nn thoee of A patriot. Be spoke of the coo\.elit t.ht.i
nt'Ct"M3ry money to make a beginning, but wu again h Kl beo0"Tln~ the rit:,-hteousnesa of their eaoee, and
cli~:~.ppoiotl'd. Thrown back upon bil own rNOUt'Ot'fl, t he pr'CIM!Iing nefd of euldi<'f'll if tbty would m s_intain
he ot-n . .-tbelea did uot ·dnpair, but Wt.'llt reaolufe-1y to thtif' rightt. B ll uld it wr.e God'• cau11e1 A.nd barangu·
work at hL-trade till be obfained money •uflicieot to inc them Jilce a prophet of old 11ummoning the eLi ldren
buy himiM'If a •tock of clothing, aDd then euterf'd Dr. of lttMI to belt tie, he eam f"--tly besought thtm to )A.y
Eliezer 'Wbeclock't In<\ian Clwrity School, •itnAted in otr at onoe tbe tr&ppinge of husbandry, aod )caring:
that pert af Lebanon oo• lrnowo u Hebron. Apply-tbcir uotiTied fielda, gird on the weapon• of war and
ing bimaelf energeticn.lly to the tuk of fi tting himself be-c-'KDfl rapen "of men. Their bleedi~~g country, be
for oollegc, be made the ra.pid ad'fUlCelDeOt which young •icl, oalled. OD tbem iA pleading IICCelltl, and he ea-
mf'n of intellect invariably do who feel that they are treated thtm by Ct"M"Y motive of p.atriotism, and Ill
to he the artifioen a{ their own fortuoe. It wu hero they valued liberty auJ obh.,nyd ~lt\n•ry, not to t urn a
that he became familiar with tbe IndiAn character, a dl'A.f ~r to her er~·-It wN! " noble, soul-11ti rriog 11pec·
knowledge that fitted him 110 admirably to act, u be taclo, that eamcst ACI-va.nt ,.f G01l calling on his par.i.th-
af'terwarda did, u a min ionary to the Indians of Ceo-ion~ to lea•e wi vt."8 and et iiJrcn llnd part'nt!l and
ttal New York. He p;e.id bit espente.~ by apeuding foiiQw him to t he fi<·ld of lK\ttle. His burning word!!
a portion of the year · in tcacbiog the India01 the fell on hcnrt1 nlrco.dy on fire with patrioti11m, and that
ruditpellta of' an En;:;li•b education. While a t Dr. quiet Sabt.tb <h.y among the h illt became a ICeDtl of
W heelock' a he rnlldc the aeqna.intaooe of the notoriou. thrilling es:citeowint. Twe;nty of hi11 parishionen re--
Brandt, of whom he aftenranb wa:t aceu~ to aponded to hi• call, and •houldcring: their muskett
apeak u a •lad of keea·iotellectual powen ud well ••tad on foot with him, for Bo1t.on. They eboae
fitted to rult-the Indiana. At that t il'Df', boweY"tt, be him eapbin1 aod m:u cbing ropidly Corw:lrd ~ed
aaid, be ~ve no ~a,m ol the cruelty tb&~ ~--· Nonhr.mpion S:ltutday nigbt. The rumnr of h'"la
quently dtdigurod hw ~-After reiD&li:UDg && a:tmiac ~ ·~ tbtoag\1 t'be :to'fl'n, and uest day
Dr. Wheelock '• two yean be entered the freahm.a. a large .~tioo; ...emb&fl \o be&r him. J'lfti"Ch.
cia. of YaJe College. Thi• was in 176.5. In the Ope would p.e &~deal at tblt. day to ~ thai
aaruc clau •ere tho aftcrwardJI «lc\Jfatcd T imothy aermoa. , Hie }'lltriotic flll"lor wo.e 10 eootagioQI thAt
Dwight abd Dr. Strong, of Il11rtford, both of whom <rnluu,t«n c:&IDft ~ly fonranl and enrolled them·
ht.-.came chapliaioa in th~ army. Nvt.cd (3r hia 11tudiou1 leiffJI if bit little OOt:Dpl81· In the IDC*ltiroe &be
},aLite, he puecd IIJC()(•fully tbrougb tho 6rtt twQ ·cteromea in ~ •ieia..ity of hte parilb, 111mr-thi&ias
yeA.I'I llf' bia college life. A portion of hia juDior year deeply with him in bill .W.otioe to bia coaDtry, ,met w., apent amoog the 8 iJ: Nat.iont u a mt.ioury. He klpibtr aDd -creed to .apply !tit t":alpit while be ...
ttood high in the cttimntion of all wbo k:oew bim1 and ableat.
•bea he ptuat.od ~i•ed with biz ~ureate au The little 'bMd k-ert O:'l tMr way, and OD. S.tenlay
h......, d-&om Dartmontb. Af,.r 4aiohiog tu. tbe 2ttll <I .lpril ¥rind ia ~at Oomllriclp. Tile oo~ omtnt1 be entere! OD the atady (J{ di•illity troop~ ~WM.-to .,._ 61·1' NtaUiill e.ptaia ao4
with Dr. Whoeloc:k, o1 R .. o..,., lllew lluapoiWe. ... -.·, ... they'!''" ....... -.r doe opiritool -pie
-•iog hi1 ordiulioo in '1773, be opeot a -,-or .. _...... lbe b-at oil. '!lie ••• olt.7 ... tbo
mon wit.h Dr. Kirkloaol ...,o•1 tbt O,oriolt. ~o&oo. ,8obllotb, 'a ...,,.,..., ..... -~ lo 1M-ol
Leon., bon lat ,...; to l.ooi lolood, ""'" lat Oom\ridp~l.y-I ............... ,-
p-b«< wft.h.-la.., Iololo Ui7hput tWo _,..._ Dr.~prrllrotolB ·~ OcAI r,
tlololoro .,.., "p_ .... lloc-...... Yao'l ,. .... ·-,._ bl Tlooolll7, ft: IJ; Hf'lllot lloro
.....-. Pooplo oo1 o I iloolro to ..... -.1· .,_ ..... ~at fojth,1..,_ lo tloro -·• Jlr . .l-r
with Go4. . Lon! I lei ---" ...t loo -~ for F ot •.1-l(+ .. llh, ~. 14, " ... I h A '; ...t
'l'lorool · D;op.o .t-oo no. pin 11; _. • -'op;OIIIrW.-ioiM ..... _._.,_..,._
-T'-pi I Loi -loroono wiD ater-·iorlol -~ .. """ 1'",... ., ...... 'J!Ir M or~ er ?ill !oro Thiao!' · •iioro LOiol, ~~~ ...... ..X .., .... , ...:-...Iii
&llftesu••s NltoO.JIIIoro,'f..,..,n.. t.-'!lett:;-, yow.,.._.,..' ;t1 4,,._
._·..._ ...... tatMINn'tsa'_.., .. ._,,J•••'" ..._,. ... ,.,...._"'.~ (o_., ad-...-)1
'
We should all understand that
the Bible decl•ret that ''God will
not hold him euiltless that tllketh
His name in vain" (Ex. 20:7). This
Is one of the Ten Commandments
which too many people forget or
!snore. But it i1 mort1 than a com-
mandment. It does not merely
forbid taking the Lord's name on
our lips carelessly; it adds the
waming "Thou shalt not take the
name of the lord thy God In vain:
fOR the l ord wlff not hold him
guiltless thltt t•hth His n•me in
vain." Don't commit this sin, He
warns, for if you do you will hltve
to face God Himself for it and He
will not overlook it.
Now. probably many of our
reeders heve used the n•me Of
God and Christ in vain again and
a111n. They heve ~~:otten Into the
hebit end find It diffi~utt to atop.
Now what? How can •uch esc•pe
the condemn•tlon of God upon
this sin7 f irst, one of the principal rea-
sons for not usins God's name in
v•in is because of His infinite
1reatness. We -.nould .• n bow and
worship before Him. The ucond
reonon iS bee•uu H.-the infinite
Go(t-..took upon Him humlin form
and, as God the Son, died for our
sins at calvary. Now would you
want to curse and swear in His
name? You wouldn't want people
to curse and swear in your moth·
er's name, would you? How much
less should we curse and swear in
Christ's name or God's name?
Those who have this problem,
invariably have neve r trusted
Christ as their own Savior-as the
One who died for fhelr sins. Those
who hive trusted Him •s Savior
usually never ere tempted to use
His name In vain again. Rother,
like St. Paul, wh o once was "•
blasphemer and a perucutor,"
they exclaim with deepest grati-
tude: "He loved me and ga ve Him·
self for me" (Gal. 2:20). .., ... ..........
THE SWORD OF THE LOR D
8o1 1099, Mtalreesboro, TeM.
How do ....... .-.1'-'ona on·
awer th. cry of the Phlllpplon
)olao.-, "What mutt I clo to be .......n-
TM MohemrMdon Npliel:
Ha.p.at tM wonk, 'There Is no
Go4 bvt Alt.h ood """"*"'"' lo ht. ,.,..,.._., proy five ri~
4aily, elve •'"" so b.eeo,..,
bep 1M to.tsJ Nad tt.. IONn
tiS"td make • pUerlmofll to MM.· ....
ft.. HIMit,t f"''-t ,..,n .. , '"Ob-
..,.. 1M"''-of the ..... , wor·
.. the R"AAiby enotil the CIOWI
ctew1 -.., tho -tlloo •
maaowrh• .....,. to ....-..cn4
...,.,., ............. wwtel".. ef
the Qpfl ... , erect ....... to
...... the rNIIon 41+iftltlee. YCMI ....,. ........ , .............
,..... er o .._ er o won!Oft
-"' 'tt1111N rllnrtad in tM -,.·
The .. ~~ .. ,.,...., ........ .. ,.. ...... .....,, ,. .. ,... .... .......... , ..•. .,.. .,.,.. ,.... .....,......., ............. ,.,. --oftho•····-.... ...
n. c....fuc.M ..... , ~
., ............... "···· .,.,.. ....._1M t"'-ef rl;itt"IUIAIII c ...................... ef ., ......... ...., ,... .....
..., tt. Yw..,.. .... ,._,...,,•
c.. ...... --.... ..... olwfiiii A OUst& ... ......
.. lno•tM~..._Ciwtlt, -----·No __, • unf111 I .....
.,....,, e f/1 + I 6) w tit ,_.
.... h¢1 , ...... v .. ... ...... ,....,.. ...... ,..,..
.... Clwloo -.... wll -
I'""·
tM s. •
C..,lM llsls
B1 WMdaU Zi r ...
From "BA.PTIST BIBLE TRIBUNE "
SprtDg!l't'ld, Wls .au.rl
I dired JOtlr et-wnt• to u-
lut two ~ or the aw.: "lk
.Weh *'ifietll u.e thi .. l&ith,
8.-dy I «»me q•ickly. ~-E.-
10, c:otM, lord ......._ 'nM .,..ee of
OUt Lord kt:u. 0\rWt be wttb )'Otl
all. Ameft,,''
1'heM are tM lut word. di~ne
f'I"Yelation. ln thllt p~~rtku'-.T phf'Uof'
there •~ thi'M' important trutt.i
~ fi...t o ne i& the oertalnty of the
cominc of our Lord and 8niou.r·
J e 1u1 C hri•t. That ~e il
repntt'd tlmt' and time a .. in in t~
book of Revelation. In Rev. I :7,
tht-word of God ay1, "Behold, M
eometh with clollck; and e•«Y eye
ahl.ll t ee him , and they a\lto which
piereed him: and all kindred~ of the
urth ahllll wail becau.r of him .. "
In Rn-. 22:27,He•id."Bebold,
I come qui.c:kly ... " R.n. 22 :12 •JS. "Behold, I com!! quickly; and
my reward ilwith me, to l ive net'}'
man aeeordinl u hil WOI'k thatl
be." V~ 20 MYI, " ... Surely I
COrM quiekly ... "
The Cenainty of God'a Word
In Genesil 2. God ia epeakine:.
Thto man and woman He tw.d plaeed
in thf' midtt of the Gard~n of Eden
bad the pririlep of Hlinc from
eYeTY trH of the ltnowledtto of
rood and e'ril, thou ah-111 not llllt :
for in the day that thou N t•t
th~eof thou aMit •urely dito."
God wu-ned Adam and E ... e: "In
the day that thou eate;:t thereof,
thou ahalt t ur-ely die." There Wlll'l't'
thot:f' who didn't want to beliew
that. Wto fftld that the aerpent .....
..ery IUbtle and the ~t.atiw
of S.tan. The M'l"Pt'ftl .. id to Ute
first man and woman , "Hath God
uid unto ttiH 'that ye witl dte?"
She aa~~w«ed and told •hat Ood
had A id. The deril Aid, "Ye thall
not au rely die ... " 'nte ....wy day
Adam and Ew 'rio .. ted God'• ll•
and att' of t he forbidden fruit or
the tree of t he know..Sp of rood
and n il, Ad8m aad Ew diad
tpiritually. It ... tn~e of t beln and
hu bec!ome true of all the aont and
dl.\lihten born in Adam 'a raeto -
tMt il, they are tt.d in,,....,..
and aint. They are k:.R •nd undone
without God. They died •Jiiritually
the ...., dt,y they ate of the
fOl'biddetl fruit.
The)' raot oraly died apirltually in
a m,, but they •tlo died phyaically
in a d.ly. True, the IIWII•YII Adam
tiftd to be 930 ,._,. old, but God
keeP' time in a difffiNnt way. The
Bible t.ct.: UJ in U Pet« 3:8 that
"One day il with t he-Lord 1M a
thou.and yan •ad a tho.,.ad
yan u ooe day." Adam and Bw
d ied apiritually and pbyaically
before God'a dit.y .-.. ,..,_
"Surely" mea• tha\ whieb \a
eartain; that it 'trill eo.M to ,....
You can r..t .. urec~ wbeD .hau.
Olritt ct.da,.., "&um1 1 cotiM
quiekly,'' it it fOiDI to be exae&ly in
that fMIUon. 'llU. hope of the
..eond eominl of Uw Lord ..._
Clbritt and the puttm, down of ala
and uGIOCflm-baa baas:t. the bopa
of aankiad ia an.,..
Oocl Qi..,. a Two-Fold PromiM
In the third et.,.....ofO...,
Ood •" that-two·fold Jlf'Otl'lae ....
aaid, "And 1 wiD I** ..uty
bll& ..... ttfae ••d "-~-. aDd' bll&..,. thr -" _. hw ....&; lt ...u bnliM thJ' Mad (_ .... tha ...a of tiM..,.... wo.l4 ...._ ....
._.oftM.-dofta.a...-)•d
tlto• ottalt br•il• Itt• .. _._..
OartaWr, ;.t • Ooll._ ps a altad, £< .... _ .. __
1 ... ,_...._.,_ •
.... ..... ..,.tW ..... k .... w.
.V.; ..... --....... .... o.Jn, ' ....... c:wa ......... a ... .w ........ tottea a -· ,.._ tht Lot'·d ... Tllat'• the .. , ll II
tr_a .. latad Ia ow Kille ,._ v-.. ......... __ ,
.. , ..... .,u. .......... tM
Loftl, Muu•:• Yo. ~ wW
...... ? ... ~1111-1-a , ..... of ... I'Ni tilll tMi, ........ , bra=tlld tM ·Lofod ,...
a.rta .. tWa ..... Ot --· k -.. tlae fllllll .... l; ... tlae ~ II tMt Ill..,, ... 0111 T 11t -. esaJt.Od1 ....,..,_ ...
fit= IF1ofU.p tL .....
ofU.l,eM. .... IIIII
...... ! .
(CotmNUED liEIIT WEEK)
• ••i e .... .. .... [.-. -·---· ........ -... .,-~ -!oliO---.... ....... . ....,-... -... -.... -. --at .....
'
:=~ii!!!!i!!![...,.: I I Ill IIMEIPu. ODCaT 01
c~111 or
,... ... r.ilirlilili
=-·~:.:~ -.... ... D, .._ hR.
CL ............ ..,.
eom-........ ........-...
~·"·· .... Pa.rt. Ca; .... A.Ue. lllr-
CCJUt .,._ ..... ....,.... • ..,
Oraaretlllorpe Awe., a.Ite D,
Beeoa Put, Ca. toUO.
Tbla bl.t.Dea ls CODdllded
by a limited .,.,....,...
Slped: Allee Harco.rt.
Tbls atatem• wu filtd
with the County Clerk 01
oruce eo.ty laa. 1, 1r1e.
Ptlbllstt: feb. s. 12, lt, ze, 19'16, ta the Newport
H&Jbot EMtp. F-51191
tNM.Wtii
f1CTITIOUS BOBmt:a
NAME ST A TEMEJn'
Tbe tooowla( per.,.. a.
dolDg baalDess u: Matt
Brad)" a Film Co., I 1 Park
Newport, Newport Beach.
Ca. 92660: Marjorie Y. LH,
ZZZO Park Newport, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92&&0.
Tbts business ls coodu<:ted
by an lndlvldual.
Signed: Marjorie Y. Lee.
This statement wu fUed
wltb the County Clerk or
Orange County Jan. 30,1976.
Publlsh: Feb. S, 12, 19,
26, 19'76, In the Newport
Harbor Enslp. F -S%141 ...... -a
FICTITIOUS 8
NAME STATEMENT
The follo1rlng peraoo ls
doing buslnf!ss as: Uni-
versity Office Furnlbn'e,
Z182 Dupont, Suite 4, Ir-
vine, Ca. 92664: E. l. Inc.,
2182 Dupont, Suite 4, Ir-
vine, Ca. 92664.
This business is conducted
by a col'pOratloo.
CorporaUon Name: E. l.
Inc., David A. No rdblom,
V. P.
Ttlls stat ement was nted
with the County Clerk of
Orange County Feb. 6, 1976.
Publish: Feb. 12, 19, 26,
Mar ch 4, 1976, ln the New-
port Harbor Ensign. F52445
LICALM011CI
FICTlTIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
Thto rollowtng peraoo ls
doing bu•i.JJJ!SS ~;t: Geral-
dine's Ant~~ea,. ~253 Har-
hor Blia:, t'&1a ~-~·tall
rornla 92626: Geraldine Lee
C r lssler , 1332 Wateon Ave-
nue, Costa Mesa, Caltromta
92626.
Tt-is business Is conducted
hy an lndlvldual.
Signed: Geraldine Lee
Cr lssler.
This statement was filed
with t he County Clerk of
Or ange County Jan. 30, 1976.
Publish: Feb. S, 12, 19,
26, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -52143
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAMio; STATEME NT
The following persoos are
dol~ business as: Tustin
Bat & Ten Cage, 1102 La-
gunJ Rd., Tustin, Calif.
92680: · Em-Wol Manage-
ment lnc. (C atu. Corp.).
1102 Laguna Rd., Tustin.
This business Is conducted
hy a corporation.
Corporation Name: Em-
Wol Management Inc.,
Sandn Emerson, Treas.
This statement was tued
with the County Clerlt ot
Orance County Feb. 2, 19'76.
Publlsh: Feb. 5, 12, lV,
26, 1976, In the Newport
Harbc.r Enaip. F -52221
LftALMOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowlnc per.on ls
doing busintoss as: BooU
'o Tbl.ogs, 3424, tt, Via
()porto, Newport Beac h, Ca.
92663: M. Leigh Aaland,
10516 Santa Monl<'a Blvd.,
Los Aacelea, Ca. 90036.
Tbls baliness ls <XIftduett<1
by an tDCU•ldual.
Sl(fted: M. lAl«tt Aalud.
This ltatemnt wu tiled
wtth tM eo.ty Cletk ot
OraQCe Canty Jan. 30, 1f7t.
hbla.b: Feb. 5, 12, lt,
!6, tf7t, lD the Newport
RutJor Eulp. f' -511S9
LIUL .. 1ICII
FICTJTJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbt i)IIOWI.DI pen. ll
dGaC .......... CtllteTfor
Eqc.tt" Ontlopmtllt. 400
~ IIDI&iat, S.Jtt 7S, AM-
Ml!Q, Ca. .801: Daf'ld T.
Kan, Jr., 400 South Sla-ld.lt. rn, Aaahtlm, CL
11101.
TIU bu&Ma ll ~
.. _, • tllllttdllal.
llpect Dllftd T. ~lr.
,.. ..... ftlllld .. a. c:.-tJ Cltrt otOr--r... c...tJ Ftlb. I, am.
M* Feb. S, 11. lt, -. am ... u. ";::::: a.-.... .
ORAJICI: OOUJti I ._..
JVIICUL IWI41 .. , 0---....... -..-.c-. ...
PUIJmf'f'Cn PED-
DA.L DE~ IlL
IOade£ COilJIOU'"'*e
....... .. Ui8'I$J)
IT ATa JA mtfAL BUK. a W'p It I'll -.cii.-U..iat .. .,._,
DEF'EJID.UT(I): .__
ALD £. BJZVU..
ICIIALL. 8VTLEB, BOO ..
DREAO 6 GOR£, UU 0. 1 ..
l'&tioDal But. S. Dileo,
C&JJIDnla 92'101, A&-
10~) for: JllbJaW!. Ttl--~.
CAl£ KtlliBER 17M7
St1IOIOIIS a. FUIS1'
AMENDED COMPLADfT
FOR .M01f£T Dt1E
To tbe Defeaddl(•~
A ctriloo...,..._bla~
filed by tlae ......... ) ....... ,.. u ,_ wUtl to
defead tbU law-. yoe mut
ftle Ill tbb co-rt a writtea
pl•ctiac lD r~ to tbe
coq,laiftr wttldD ao daJa
after tills aummoos is ser-
•ed oo yoa. Otherwt.e, yoar
default wlll be eDtered 011
appJJcatton by theplalnt..,..s)
and tbe court may eateT a
Judgmeut ap.lnst you for the
moaey or other re llef re-
quested in tbe com,Wnt.
II you wish to seek the
advice of an attorney In tbis
matter, )'Oa should do so
promptly to that yourplead-
lng, if any, may be fUed on
time.
Dated 9-10-74
H. Kamlla, Clerk
NOTICE TO THE PERS:>N
SERVED: You ue H"ed
aa an 1Ddl¥Jdul clefeodaDt.
Publilh: Feb, 5, 12, 19,
26, 19'16, In the Newport
Harbor Ensip.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The roUowtng persons are
doing business as: Sebring
Miller Contracting, 3481 San
Marino Circle, Costa Meu
9Z6!6: Geoe Mille r, 3481
San Marino Circle, Com
Mesa 9Ze26; WalterSebrlng,
1281 Balboa Ave., Newport
Beach.
This bus iness ls conduct-
ed by a ceoeraJ partnership.
Slpecl: Gene Miller.
TtU statement .-u Uled
wltfl tbe County Clerk of Or-uce Coanty reb. 2, 19'7&.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, in tbe Ne1rp0rt
Hartor Elllicn. F52197
LHAL •nc1
S-06021
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rollowlng peuons are
doing business as: Uol-
verslty Smoking Clinic, lr -
vine Town Center, 4211
Campus Dr., Ste. 21ZA, Ir-
vine, CaUr. 92664· Law.
renee B. Broerlng m, 120
Amethyst, Balboa Island,
California 92662; David A.
Kldd, 3410 South Main, Apt.
D-2, Santa Ana, CaUfom .la
92707.
This business ls conducted
by a renenl partnerahlp.
Slg:D@d: La,.·renct B.
Broer tng Ul.
This stat~ment was rued
with t~ County Clerk or
Orange County Jan. 29, 1976.
Pbullsh: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor En.slgn. F -52080
LMAL .. ftCI
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe ronowlng per.aas are
dolnc bus.tneu as: The Blac k
Napol~ Partners. 4621
Cortland Dr., Corona del
Mu, Callfornla 92625:
James J. HIMOfl, 4621 Cort-
land Dr., Corona del Mar,
Calif. 92625; Bruoe Hunoo,
12 Anchor DriYe, Emery.
vllle, CalUontta 94t08.
Tl\11 blltlDea a. coadllet'td
by a paeral partDt,nblp.
Siped: Jam~ J. H-.
Tb1a ateiMOt wu rued
with tbt Coa.ty Cltrt or
Oruft Co.My laa. 80, lr76.
P1bU.a1t Feb. 5, U, 11,
28, l 97t, lA the Newport
Hutor Eulp. F -51111 UML..._.
F1CTITIOU8 BUIIMESS
NAME ST ATIMEMT
Tbl folaowtllc periOM a.re
ctollc bulDen ar. W1ltRIIe'• tteatttiJ F~, alta Mae-
Art .. r 8~ •• N.-poa't S.cl\
atMO: .N.:y C. oan...,.r,
lf'ltl Sluaae A .. ., 1"*,
Ca. lf7l4; ~'•••" D. DaD-
..,.,.,, 14'711 ..... ( ·"·· 1" .... Ca. tnl4.
T1da ••••n• Ia coacted
bJ I ....,al ...,..,...
..... W-.ey C. DID-..,... nu ........... ....
.. ttlt c-.., C1tl'k Gl
Or1llp c..tJ I& .. lfN.
.......... '"· S, "It, ... am. .. ttlt J.,.rt
lluW lu.,.. F -Uta
PX: 1'1 I «AAi 8USlJUi:aS
JAMB IT ATEIIIEtrr
Tbe tDIJorill .... ..
dclalc blta.e. u: Eaoore,
11716 So. Cout Hwy., So. Lac-8eaeta: Dorvtby Mc-
Credal, U 7 Jlde Aft ., Bal-
boe lsla.Dd, ca. 9286%.
Tbil ba.tlaua ls eoaducted
by U bldJYktal.
Slped: Dorotby McCnden
Th1.l statemeat wu ruect
Wlth tbe Coaaty Clerk ot
Oraace Couty Feb. 6, 1976.
Pabi~Jdt: Feb. 1%, 19, U ,
Marcil 4, 1976, in the New-
porl Hatbor Eulp. F -5%444
LIUL IIOTICa
S-06093
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
dotog business u: Crulstng
Institute of t he Pacific, 1300
Lopn St., Costa Mesa, Ca.
92626: Erik w. Bor e, 25232
NafVa Vista Or., la«unJ
Niguel, Ca. 92677.
This business ls conducted
by an individual.
Signed: Erik W. Borg.
This statement was rued
with the County Clerk or
Orange County Feb. 6, 19'76.
PubUsh: Feb. 12, 19, 26,
March 4, 1976, in the New-
port Harbor Enalgn. F -52466
L81AL•nca
FICTITIOUS BUS~ESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The roJJowlog person is
doing business as: L. D. S.
BuUdlng Maintainen, 1849
llllools, Costa Mesa, Ca.
9Z6Z6: Dl1ne Gavtl, 1849
illinois, Costa Mesa, CL
92826.
Tbil buslJwaJs coMurted
by an tadivldttal. '
Sl«ned: Dtane Gavf>l.
Thls statement was rued
wlth the County Clerk of
Orange Couoty Jan 30, 1976.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F -S2140
LIGAL M01'ICI
S-06041
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follo,.ing person Is
doing business u : Cal Alr
Flow, 4291 Flrealdt Clr• le,
Irvine, Calif. 92705: Robert
C. Anztano, 4291 F'treslde
Clrclt, Irvine, Ca!if. 9270S.
This business 1s conduct-
ed by an lnilvldua.J.
Signed: Robert C. Anzlano.
This statem~nt was tiled
with the County Clerk ofOr-
ange County J an. 30, 1976.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, In the Ntwport
Harbor Enstrn. F -52175
LHAL M011CI
S-06031
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATE MENT
The rollowlng person ls
doing business as: Kareo•s
Komer Thrift ShOp, 489 N.
GlasseU, Orange 92666:
Dave ' Te rry Stella, Z23
Capri Avt., Santa Ana
92703.
Thls business is conducted
by a ceoeul partn.ral\lp.
Slgoed:-T.rry Stella.
This ltatemeoc was tued
wllh the County Clerk of
O ra.nce COQIJty Jan. 29,1976.
Mllsh; Ftb. 5, 12, 19,
26, l9'7t, 1.11 tht Newport
RIJt)OT EMip. F -52116
LIGM. .. TICI
FI:TITIOOS BUSINESS
MA.Mt STATEMENT ne tallow1llc ptrton~ .....
dotJc be .... u: G ' G E....,..lMI, 2408 £. UDd
st., NtWJJOrt Beach, CalH.
aJAO: WUUam P. Cl~
2151 Cnatvlew, Newport
hleb, C&lU. 9*0; But.ra
t.. cs .... MS I c~.
.Newport Belcb. Ca.Uf.IIMO;•
Fraeta H. GlodiMr, I40t
E. IIDd St., Newport Beier.,
Calif, ...0; MM Rea Ill.
Glod .. r, 140e E. tlad at.,
Newport &.Q, Ci.UI • ...0.
TIIU ._Jj1 IIIIa c !Midlct.MI
bJ I ....... ...,..,...
............ IlL
Cilodlltr.
1'11111 •••• wullled ...... c.., a. Gl Onlle c..,, .... .,., ..
,..._ P& I. U, It,
•· am, • 1111 ....,_. Rutor !Mip. r -51180
--------
· r i · · .
• ...a&Y. P'!B.I
• WPOBT'S ~ poUcemen ol the JUt. balaored
,_,..,,Feb. 19, by the~ RUbor E.xebaDce ClUb,
tlloW tMir ..ard sUIIes lo the.ir WiYeJ foU~ the
'-'.._ ceremaay at the Bahia Cor lathl.an Yacbt Club.
From left an EJ.ai.De GudJiter; Set. Jim Gardiner, pollee
npetYiaor of tbe yea.r; otllcer Hu.rd ArmstrOOL pohct>-
mu ot the year, ud Patti Ann.UOOC.IUliog tbe presenta-
tloM wu Poltu Cbief IIIDU Glans, a member of the
Eleb&Jice Cltib, whictl .-Dy bonors the top pohct>men
u a part of cr ime preYIDtioo month. (Ensign photo.)
~ Fruco, ~e, ot 18'7 w. "nm, eo.ta ...._ wu
cMijld wtlta mtet1w a. ....._ at 1!!5 p.m.
at lillu'tM MIS If. Ba)' FtODt,
..... laiiDcS • • • RobHt
lbutoe Tbomu, f7, oll6'10
E. OoiM Froat. Balbo&. wu
~ 'W'1Ul mt•meuor
dnM drtriBc •• 12:50 L m.
at till Arches • • • A metal
cu box oont•lntag $8S was
atoleD from tbe aftlce of
Lewco Electric, •se N. New-
port Blvd., Newport Hei,tta.
by a ttdef wbo broke a "IJ1D-
dow to get in between 5 p.m.
J&L 30 aDd 7 Lm. Feb. 1
• • A table &Dd 6 chairs,
va!Ded at ~JOO, ..-ere &tolea
from the patio ot William
Low'ry's borne at 533 Vista
flora. the Bluffs, betweeD
6 p.m. J aD. S1 and 7 p.m.
Feb. 1 .•• Bu.rglus nn-
sa.cked tbe home of Lee
Cba.ncellor, 1848 Port Sbef-
rteld, HartM>r View Bome.s,
bet"weeo 3 p.m. and 4:45
p.m., and took stereo equip-
ment, l~e. coins and a
pellet gun, n lued a.t $215
. • • A boat conr aud tiller
were stolen from a catama-
ran at Westport Marine, 124
Tusttn. Mariners Mile, be-
tween 6 p.m. Jan. 30 and
ll p.m. Feb. 1, ror a loss
or S385.
BIG BANDS DUE FOR JAZZ FESTIVAL
~c.es by COII!It
Baste IDd b1s bud, th! Tbad
J oaa-llel Lewls band. ud
Shelly llaaoe wUl htgtlllgbt
tbe 8tb amut Oruce Cout
CoUece jlu restlnl slated
tor Aprll l-3 m tbe occ
aaclJtortam~ More tban 60
hip .cbool aDd eollep baDds
from t~ tbe We.stera
Un.tted States wlll oom;:>ete.
LIUL .. 11CI
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
UNDERGROUND UTIU-
TIES OISTRfCT NO. 4 (PA-
Cif'IC COAST HlGHWAY
FROM JAMBOREE ROAD
TO MacARTHUR BOULE-
VARD)
NOTICE lS HEREBY
GIVEN tbat on Monday,
March 22, 1976, at the hour
or 7:30 P.M. in the Council
C bambers of the C tty Hall
of the CltyorNeYpOrt Beach.
loc~ted at U OO West New-
port Boulevard, Newport
Beach, County of Orange,
State of California, the City
CouocU wLU hold a public
hearing for the purpose or
determining if tbe boond-
aries or existing Under-
ground Utllltles District No.
4 should be atneoded to add
to the district a strip of
l:u:ad approximttely 50 feet
10 w!dtb aloog the oortherl}'
aide of the PacUlc Cout
HJghway between J 2mboree
Road and MacArthur Boule-
vard.
For further information,
reference Is bereb)' made
to a map showing the bound-
aries of Underground Utlll-
tles District No. 4 as It is
proposed to be ameodE!(i. ThE>
map Is des.lgn~ted as Drtll'-
ing No. RW-5334-S, <1aterl
February 4, 1976, and is on
rtle In the ofttc-e or the Cltv
Clerk, located ln the Clty
Hall.
Noti ce is further given
that the total estimated cost
of tht> proposed work is
$305,000; that the Southern
California Edison Compan}
proposes to rontrlbule
$250,000; and the Paclflc
Telephone and Telegraph
Company propo~s to con-
t rlbote SSO,OOO. The t s-
Umated total sum or $5,000
requir ed for the ronnrslon
from overhead services to
underground serviees on
their own propf>rties wtll
be the obligation of Individual
propert)' owners .
Any per sons Interested ln.
or owning property within
Underground Utilities Dis-
trict No. 4 or the proposed
addltloo to the dJst rlct ma\
fll(' with the City Clerk prior
to the Ume fixed for the hear-
lng written protesu or ob-
jections to the proposed ad-
dition to the district, or
they may present Yerbal pro-
Celts or ob)ectioos at ~Jd
public hear&Ag.
OOR1S GEORGE, Acting
City Clerk of the City of
Newport Belch, CaUfomta
Publlsh: Feb. 26, March
4, 1976, Ill the Newport Hu-
bor Euicn.
LHM.teO'ftCI
S-10002
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbt loUOW'!Dg per.on is
dotal bur .. ets u : Garden
G ~ Sullei"Q, ll861 Garden
Gro¥t BIYd., Gardea Grove,
Ca. t2MCk Frleedly Auto
CeDttr, IDe., C allfon\la Cor-
pont*. 1»&1 Gamtn
G~ 8Ift.. GardtG Grovt,
CLtiMO.
,. .......... ls oooducttd
by a~
COCJjllldall Namt:
Fr..., Meo c....,., loc.,
ON GeHa Groft Slban,
...... ,_ dta a.n., V. P.
"" ., ..... ftl m.t
dla ttlt ce.ty Cleft ot
Onllp c..e, Jalt, 1f7l. •• ,. , .. u .........
4, u. am. 11 tt1t N fiiPOI1
Ruw '••· F-5!0'79
The Ttod Jones-Mel
Lewis ba.n1 ·oocert ts slated
for Friday Apr il 2, at 8:30
p.m., and the Shelly Manne
concert l.s scheduled for 3:30
p.m. Saturday, Apr U 3.
'L --. .. ftCI
S-06099
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
~AME STATEME NT
The following person ls
doing business as: Orange
County Magulne, 4600 Carn-
pus Drtve, Suite 3, Newport
Beach, C aJUornia 92660:
Gu,.r.:lone & AsS<Y'iates , Ill<'.,
C aJJ.forn12 C orporat1oo, 4600
C.tmpus Drive, Suite3,New-
port Rt>arh, C alllornia
92660.
This bus mess Is conducted
b)' a r.:orporation.
Corporation Name: Guc-
cione &. Associates, l.nc .,
James A, Guertone, Pres .
Thts statement was flied
with t he Co11nty Clerk of
Orange Count} Feb. 9, 19i6.
Publish: Feb. 19, 26, Mar.
4, ll, 1976, ln t~ Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -52511
LIGAL MOnCI
• MONDAY, FEB. 2
Steven Marcus Kelso, 33,
of 515 Tustin, Ne1rp0rt
Heights, was charged with
intoxicated disordtr ly con-
duct at 32nd and Newport,
West Newport, at 11:30 p.m.
. • . JonaU!an Dartd Cook,
18, of797 Amlgos, the Bluffs,
was arrested at his re-
slderlLe at 3:45 on a warrant
chargmg him with damag-
ing Brown's Shell Station,
990 E. Coast Hwy., oo Jan.
10 . • . M.ar Uyse Troonsoo.
110-112 35th, West Newport,
reported tbe top or her con-
vertible slashed wtille lt was
parked i.Q the 100 block or
34th from 4:30 p.m. Feb. 1
ontil 8 a..m. Fetl. Z ..• A TV
set, bl.noculars, a spyglass,
a c lock, and golf clubs, vtl-
ue<1 at $1,925, were stolen
from the home or Robert
P r itchard, 58S Promontor}
Point West, bet"ft·eeo 11:30
a.m. Feb. 1 and i:15 p.m.
5-06097 Feb. 2 •.. A plaste.r sta-
FfCTTTtOUS Bl"SI:'iESS tue valued at $240 was ta-
~AME STATEME:'<iT ken from tb4! rroot porch of
The Collo"'lnl= person is Rosalie Ratter's home at
doing business as: ~ewport 1580 Park Newport, between
llle Maga.u.ne, 4600 C~m-9:30 Lm. and 2:15 p.m~ • A
l'US Drive, Suite 3, :'\towport S120 bl~ycle was stolen from
Beach, C a ltrornia 92660: WUI.lam McConnell's stor-
Guccione 6. Ac;soclates,ln• ., age locker at his residence
C a1Lrorm2 C orporattoo, 4600 at 2200 Park Ne""J))rt, be-
Campos Dn ve Suite 3 ~ell·-tween 11:30 a .m. and 7:15
port Eear·h,' Caltlorrua *p.m ...• A tn.sh com(nc -
92660. tor value:i at S210 was sto-
This buc;lJless 1s "Ont1ur ted len from a home betng r e-
by a corpor2tlon. modeled at 617 36th Street,
Corporation ~arne: Gut -Wt st ~twport, betWeen 5
d one 6. Associates, Inr., p.m. Jan. 31 and 5:30 p.m.
James A. Gucr1ont , Pres. Jan. 2, aceort11ng to owner
This statement was filed John Jacobs.
with the County Clerk of
Ora.nge Count> F'eb. 9, 1976.
Publish: Ftob. 19, 26, Mar.
4, 11, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -52514
lEGrAL MOTtCE
:\OMI:'-EES
FOR PL'B LIC OFFICE
{CANDIDA TOS
PAR A OFlClO PIJBLICO
NOTICf IS HEREB'
GIVEN ttaar tiM> follov.·tn~
persons havp ~n nom mated
for tht> OffiC'l'S h€'retnaltf'r
mention~'<! to be ft!IE!(i at lht>
GenerJI Mumn pal El~> tlon
to be helr1 1n tht> C tt\ of
Newport Bt>3c h on Tuesda',
tht 13th da\ of April, 1976 .
(NOTICIA SE DA POR
ESTE MEDIO QUP los Sl~l
entes c andldatos han s1do
nomtnados f>ara los ofh'tos
2QUI dt>ntro \nenrlonatios qut
seran ocupados en Ia Cent ral
Eleccton Munk lp<AI que
tendr 2 lu~ar en Ia Ciudad
1e Ne'4oport ~arh, rnarttos,
f'll dl2 13 avo de Abril, c1t-
1976.)
For Mtmbers of the Ctl'
COUDCII
(Para tlembrts <ito Con-
d Uo Wunt' a.pal)
DISTRICT 2:
(DISTRITO 2
Dould A. Mc-lnnts,
Robert A. Brockman.
DISTRICT 5:
(DISTRITO 5)
Cwenda A. Watson,
~I Ryckoff.
H-.s Olav Hfita.
DISTRICT 7:
(DISTRITO 7)
Arcblblld 0 . Seott nt.
Pw H. Trfibln,
R., £. Wllll2ms,
0.CU R. McintOSh, Jr.,
WUUam H. Yorrb, ,... aa-n.
Dina GeD~t. Acting c It}
C&elt., tt1t Cit} of ~"'l))rt e.e-, Clblon.t.a (St<'re-tane ._.._. lctpat ~
Ia ct~e~~~• ~rtBeaell, c .'*)
Dill* F...., 1?, 1t?6 • (r~ t l db l'7 uo df
,....._. 1971).
P ,, ' Feb. 11, tl, 1976,
ia .. lewpol1 Hutlor , ......
• TUESDAY, FEB. 3
A burglar toot 3 rifles,
a shot&U.n and luggage, nlued
at $525, from a closet at
t he home of Dave Wessler,
t 2 Seascape, West Stde, bf-
tween 4 p.m. reb. 2 and
5 p.m. Feb. 4 ••. Mark
Bradbury, 1045 W. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, was vtsitl.n2
a friend at 4203 Sushore,
\\t>st ~ewport, just atter
midmght, when bE> heard hts
1 g-;2 Kawasaki motorc\'cle
lttt at the curb, start up,
and he ran outSide and found
tht bike parked a blork 2"'1)'
. . • Mic hatl Jensen L''Tl.ll,
19, of 721-1 2 Fernleaf,Co-
rona del Mar, -...ras arrested
at Ft>mleaf and 5th at 6:30
p.m. on a war rant ellardng
fallurt to appear ln court .
to answer vehicle code vio-
lation charges • • . Carol
Ann Upthegrove, 23, of 1980
16t h, ~ewport Hel.ghts, was
a rf'fsted at ber restdenC't>
at 1:30 p.m. on a c-ht'<'k
"har~e.
• WE D~ESDAY, FEB. 4
T urenct' Mlcllael Sham-
rt>ll, 23, of 406 Iris, Corona
1el Mar, was Ut'estl'<l at
LK4L...cl
FlCTTTIOUS BUSlJ'II"ESS
N.l\ME STATEMENT
The roJiowtog persons .trf'
t1oml~ business as: Evans
P r itsos. 1000 Quail St., N .. w-
port Beach. Callfomia
92660: Jo~ R~rt Evans,
(Incorporated statt of
C~lll.), 180 £a.st Zlst Stret't,
Costa Mesa., CL 92627;
Cl\rts COillbDtloos Ptttsos
(tnc-orponted statt o!
Caltf.). 2 S.rpaw, •6B, Ir.
vine, Ca. tn1f.
This ~s b cooductetl
t>y a oOIJlC)I'atiGa.
Slped: CllrU C. Prtt--.
Corpol"adoo Na.me:
E•ans/Prt.t.s lD<'JOrpor-
attd, Iota ~rt £n -,
Pr"*-l,
T'bil ---... flkd w'lttl tbt CC11111tJ Clvt of
Or~~~p eo.tJFeb.17,11'71.
hblla: f'eb. u .•. Mar •
4, 11, 1971, .. the Hftport
Rarw~ F'-VI015
1:10~ ......... .,.,
·-·~-· ........ DtJtnct eo.n Wl.l"nnlt CJII.rPII ht. .. f.lt.llllft
to wea.r 110 IMftf a ,._
blc .. codt w6olltial et.a...rce
... St"a lA*rCout.J,
!!, ()( 1040-3 W. Balboe
Blvd., Balboa. wu vrtlttd
a.l hls bome at 1:15 Oil a
wun.ot e~ blm wltll
fat1u re to l&ll)eU bl Kubor
Diltnct Court oo a vthicle
oodt> ct\arle . • . Richard
Jlo'WI.I'd Summers, 18, of
4701-1/t Seubon, West
Newport, waa plc1ced up at
9:45 a.m. at 57tb and Sea-
shore oo a tram c warrant
from llarbor Dt.strlct Court.
• THURSDAY, FEB. 5
Manfred Schuler, 40, or
4100..C Patrice, Park Lido,
W'IS charred wttb lntoxicated
dlaorder'ly conduct at 4:30
a.m. at 2318 Newport Blvd.,
Central Newport ••• Carol
Seaersen, 1533 Santiago,
Dover Shores, reported that
a $175 necklace wu stolen
from her bathroom and $175
worth of tools from her gar-
age between 4:30 a.m. Jan.
31 and 10 a.m. Feb. 9 •.•
A $50 blcyclt was taken
from tht> unlocked garlie at
the home of Paul Fishbein,
126 31st, West Ne1rp0rt,
sometime between noon F'eb.
2 and noon Feb. 7.
• FRrDA Y, FEB. 6'
A $320 fire ertinguisher,
belongi..nc to Balboa ln-
• surance Co., w1.s stolen from
a parking building at 620
Newport Center Dr., between
3 p.m . F'eb. 1 and 3 p.m.
Feob 10 ..• ThomasCaverl)
reported that a $30 martne-
.)"'Pl' t>xtension "Ord ,.·as
stolen from his boat at a
shp at 1601 Bays1dt-, IJetween
4 p.m. F'eb. 6 and 3 p.m.
Feb. 10 . . • Zora Brown
returned to her home at
4216 Hilaria, Park Lido,
atter several days away and
found that someone had pl'ied
open thf' sliding gla.ss door,
sometime between 5 p.m.
Feb. 6 and noon Feb. 9,
and took a TV set, ski equip-
ment, clocks, and other be-
longings wtth a total esti-
mated valut of S1,6S5 ..•
A thief took $65 from 2
c tga rtot vending machlne at
Whiskey Bill's tavern, 44S.
~. Newport. Ntwport
Heights, between 1 p.m. Feb.
6 and 1 p.m. Feb. i ...
The O'll"''er of the Beach
Laundry at 200 30th, West
Newport, reported tbat front
panels were locked ln oo 18
of his coln-opented
washers, sometime between
4 p.m. Feb. 6 and 8 a.m.
r('b, 9, rausJ~ estimated
damages of $270.
• SATURDAY, FEB. 7
Norma Pagt or 4210 Park
Ntwport reported that some-
one pried opf'n the windWtng
of her car wl\llt it was
parked In tht> apartment lot
from 11 p.m. Feb. i until
8 p.m. feb. 8, and took
sttr ('() speakers and tapes
valued at $165 •.• Libble
Molstad, 110-A «th, West
Ntwport, reported an esti-
mated SlOO damage to a
sllrting glass door at he:-
home, arter someooe thrpv.
an unknown ohje('t ag2lnst
il bf>tween ll p.m. F'l"'b. 7 and
10 a.m. F'toh. 8 .•. Ptottor
Lowe parked his truc k ln
an apa n mtont spac-e at his
home at 830 lrvine, Wesl-
c-lltf, fr~m 7 p.m. f'etl. i
until 6 a.m. F'eh. 8, and
someone pried opt>n the
wlndwillft and took bowll~
balls, the car radio and a
jacket, valued at $211 ...
Elizabeth Westcott, 508 35th,
West Newport, told poltt•to
she plaC'ed .her purse and
sul'<lt> )ackf>l on a coonttor
ln t~ restroom or the Beac-h
Ball restaurant, 2116 w.
0<-ean f"ront, Ct>ntn.l ~w
port, at 11:55 p.m., fE'll m
somE' water and was unron-
srious ro r awi\Jie, then no-
tlc-ed her possessions.
valued at more than $150,
mlssu~ when 01Mds rame
into thft f'f troom to cher k
oo htor • • . A $600 cash
register was stolen from
Odie's restaurut, under-
go~ remodtll.DC, at 1400
W, Coast Hwy., M.artoers
Mllto. by burclars who brote
In t hrou.gh a sict. door some-
Um t betwHJO 5 p.m. Feb. 7
and l.O a.m. Ffb. 10 •..
Someone brob tht gedloclt
oa a stonce room at tt..
Be.a ch LnDdry, 100 3oth,
West Nt>wport. ._.... lO
a.m. Feb. 7 tad a0:10 a.m.
Feb. 8, aDd._. 1.075 tmall
boxea of d«....-.-.am•
ntlber hofiM. ftllltd at tt 11.
• SUNDAY, F'D. I
Dollt.Lu ~.... ..... u. t~~ uo. cue, N.....,n H._._ ... ~._..
lalolinted .... ~ ~-
diKt at a p.m. • cue .-
lntlt ..• ......, .....
"· ol Ul ........ ,...,_
port.. eotic .......... dDor
ot bar.._. 1111cM1J 1tar
~· I p.m .... , I ...... lid
~ eca.nd ... , •
• ,, ......... $ ., __ ........................ .......... ,..,.. .... ............ ~ ..... ... ............. , .. ,_
ol .... C*lllll ~ ...
8olrt ......... ......
aed 1000 ... Cout ...,.,
Mu1Den wu.. ~ ...
1/4 U.Cb .,.. ..-e .....
Ill pbte ,.... ...... fiNIIt-
._ OQ tM ldcbW'aJit ....... .
bat oo bdM or -.r pro-
)eet.Ue wu to.! at .-.r
scene • • • Mr. IDd Mn.
Peter L!,.._ aid tile)'
chased a ,...... tom -..
pect rnam t:tMU -... at zos
s~. 8aibol lsiiDd, at
5:30 a.m.. ad lollowd tbe
suspect. cte.erlbed u wlcfl·
1ag abollt 115, wltll browD
llalr aod dressed In ...
lor .eYeraJ blocb before
losill( h1m bl u alley Dnr
Coral &Dd s. Bay FrcDt •••
Currency and jPwelrywabted
at $525 were stoleo from
Douglas Aver's apartmeot
at 193S Sberi.QgtoQ. 0anooc1,
between 7:30 p.m. and 11:30
p.m.
• MONDAY, PEB. 9
James Richard Muntns,
28, of 2525 Baysho~ Dr:,
Bay Sllores, was c'huled
with being intoxicated in an
automobUe at Z:t 5 a.m. ·~
21st and W. Oce.an Froot,
Central Nt>wport ••• Rosa.Jee
Holman Moore, 74. of 286
Est beT, Costa Mesa, wu
c barged wUh peotl)' theft at
6:30 p.m. at WestcUtr sbop-
pi.ng center • • • Lawreace
McKinley, 71, of 21!0 16th,
Newport He.igtlts, wu
charged wtth petty the.ft at
Westclifl sboppt.ag ceoter at
10:50 a.m •••• Loris Hemb y,
2240 Park Newport, reported
d TV set, ftlralture, a type-
·.vrlter u d other poSies-
SIODs, valaed at $1,070,
stolen from her aputm~t
storage area between a p.m.
Jan. 10 and 6 a.m. Feb. 9
... A S150 bydraallc jack
was stolen !rom tbe garagt>
at D<"Y"id Abbott's borne, S22
C atali.na, Newport H~lghts,
between 9 p.m. Feb. 9 and
9:30 a.m. Feb. 10 ••• A
citU.ens band radio nlued~t
$160 was stoleo from a ttvclt
beloogin,g lo the East Bhatf
Homeowners Assn., W'tille 1t
was par ked in tbe asiOCJat.loa
maintenancto tot. 2557 East
Bluff, from 4:30 p.m. Feb. 9
until 8 a.m. Feb. 10 .••
Burglars s mashed a glus
door and took 6 electric
typewrttus. vablled at $4.-
!73, from omm of 'Na-
tional TralniogColle.ge, 4300
Campos, airport area, be-
tween 9 p.m. Feb. 8 and
5 a.m. feb. 9 •.• Wben
an emplo~ee of Westcutr
Shell station, Westcll1f and
Irvine, left $1,506 in re-
ceiptS in a drawtr In an
unlocked room ~or 5 minutes
at 8:15 a.m., someooto stole
-th~ mone)' . . . •
• TUESDAY, FEB. 10
James Raymond Gonnella,
21, of 1955 Sherington, Oak-
wood, was arrtsted at his
residt'D~e at 2:50 p.m. and
r harged with cultintq
marijuana ••• Rlcbard Ed-
v•ard ~eft. 23, or 1825 w.
Balboa, Central Ne1rp0rt.,
ns C'l\arged wUh IntoXicated
«ltsorcterly conduct at •11:40
p.m. ln the 2100 block or
W. Ocean f root, Central
NtoYt"PPrt .•. Kathrinf Marlt>
Per n ·, 18, of 213-A 41 st,
West ~t>wport., was ar~sted
at 2:10 p.m. at Westchff and
lrvint' and Chafied wUhpos-
stossloo of ampbetamlnes •••
lee Hager HtoU~, 40, of SSS
Playa. tbe Bhdfs, was
c harged with mlsdtmea.nor
drunk drl•lng at 3oth aod
Lafayette, Cannery VIU&gP,
at 8:30 p.m. • • • Sean
Michael Gretne, 25, of 20?
Cypress, Balboa. was ar-
rested at 1:20 a.m. at Cy.
press and Ba..l)ol Blvd., Mid
cha~ wlth k»tel'illl 011
private property at Dapt •••
Theft of tapes, ndloc 111113
tapf-playtng .....
va liH!d at almott SIOO wu
reported by S ru idats ol t111t
600 • 100 blocu o1 ,._
setlta, Corou del Mar, wt1o
said the thle.f prt.cl .. tW
wind•tncs ol their cara
parked oo t.be atrwt cmtr-
nlgbt.
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-. .. lmh lin
I' •• -
That Open Feeling
4 bedrooms • 4 batbs -2900 sq. ft. -Z years new!
Raised hearth and mantel fireplaces in family aod
lh'lng rooms. form al dining, island kitchen, SUP
pnlo and PCXJL. $149,500. Vic Jash.inski, 752-1414.
(W25)
JIOI OowrD"""'64W215 IJ644 MacA.nhurBIIId.
Hr ; a I e-ct'l, Celiforni• 921153 ...
*** lt,chelle Robers, Realtor
3333 E. Glast Hipway
Comoa del Mar 675-2373
****** **~*·****
FOR SALE
New Mobile Homes on
Bay Front Park Lots
MOBIL HOME PARK
Cannery Village
673-1420
1 700 LIDO PARK DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH
... NIICAL HTAft
For .. ,. tile lleCIIIIIF time in Jl ,ears
II IIIIo fUDOIII ·--)-Mork offered for sale. Tbe orllfl•al
.. Gillette Estate" of NewPQRt Beach
ha1 an au_ra of romanee and -·lei• tha~ c.-be escaped u
one tra vels thr ougbout this
ll'lqllificent 17 room mansion.· A
paradox of both excitement and
great peacefulness is generated as
one admires the unequalled
panoramic -views of harbor &:
channel, Catalin.a • even Dana
Point. Builders It architects should
be especially enchanted by the
many creative thoughts and
challenges that will come to their
minds al'ld hearts as they bring their
talent of today to b lend and
improve on the talent of
_"yes~erday ." An absolutel y
mcredtble opportunity to invest in
the future as well as the "past " for
only $275,000!
CALL JACK PECK S86-5964 Radio Page 'K-
646-7711 -\\'<41krr f I PP.
JiP<tl I <:'<~'t-54D-1944
Newpooti-OfRce
2t4J WcA:tllff Dr .. Mlss,_t .._.,
I say, have you seen the attractive English-type
duplex on Femleaf in Corona del Mar? Two bedrooms ·
each unit -·· all built-ins ---leaded windows.
OOnll! $82 ,900
rental I
CH ARMING 2-BEOROOM REN TAL
IN COR ONA OEL M t.R .5325, MON TH
~ MART_IN . 644 -738_3
REAL ESTATE
3036 E. COAST HIGHWAY , CORONA DEL
E. BALBOA BALBOA 675-4710
C/IF•n•-.-.
Custom~ bdrms .• 3 ba., fam. rm.; high
beam cell.; !-story; pool. $1110,000.
· BIU GRUNDY, Realtor
bloo4eoo II ... ot Ll .. o lolo
141 ~YIIH DR..IUITll. M.L 67U161 .
Beautiful Shorediffs
202 DRIFTWOOD
La rge 4 bedroom, 3-1 /2 bath hOme with man)'
extras ••• Space to spread out with hobbies in
a lower level unit complete with bath. Beautlful
pool, wlth dressing room in a completely, private
patio. $175,000
265 MORNING CANYON
A delight in a custom nome of qualfty construc -
tion. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, formal dininR and family
room. Garc1en studio in tropical patio.
• $179,000
~_}BOYD * tJiild * _L_ttwy_. c. .......
DOSH . . ~~£ALtoa • eu-
• fld ••• 'In
I 1 I :1 f C I IIIL.:;..O ... 11.1 ..... -W.W. 'rnu .....
Open Sun. ·1-5
17 CARMEL. BAY bR .,
SPYGLASS . HILL
lmmaculate 3 bedJ'OOfYI home with super rlew
dty or Digbt. •It will take a rew mlDutes to fully
~recl.ate this one.
Come and see it. '
I I I I
WOODY
Corona del M.ar duplex north of high.,.ay. Large
3 bedroom with 2 bedroom apt. Both with fi replace,
beam ceUtng, dishy;ashers.
Ni ce wocxt and wood tones throu~~;hout.
$139,500
I I I I
BELIEVE IT?!!
FOUR UNITS ONL)' $74,000. CALL FOR DETA.ll.S.
URRY.!
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS ~~2~40~0~W~E~ST~C;·o;A;S;T~HiW=Y;··=i~~~~B~E~A~~~H~ ...... ________________ _
• MISCELLAM!OUS
1{01 of <NWoo~
-"-~;) a!l ·~~o:o o.:?.:;
Fancv
Japanese colored Carp
2ll.?'!l2 B•~·'"""' Ave
f'l~~· 0 C A "ll'·"l
(7 U ) 556.4920
•HEARIHC .O.ID$
•
HAL A EBI SCHER --l
Proper Fitting Assured
-3409 E. Coast Hwv.
C01ona del Ma1
675-3833
SALES,& HRVtcE
•20 E. '7TH, COST" MESII.
&46-7706 -646o.6855 ........ ..,,curua
DIY
•
Self..mc.lo......,.
All !'OW -.. _-, ..............
8200 E. Cout Hwy.,
PHONE, 75V-9901
• PL.OII$T$
Ft0W£RSFOR
ALL OCCA8IONI
l)eM11rl TtJsh
1'£0R/ST8
• FOR SALE
PARLOUR SET $1,400,
Armoire $600, oak roll-
top filing cabinet (8 h.
tall) $900, oak chest SIOO,
Indian adObe m:ubles $2
each, Indian basket $75,
English bed-pan $30. Da·Y
673-6900, E\'(>, 615 -501·6.
$200 buys a 1968 Olt1s 88,
cream with black top, ~ ·
luxe model. DrivE>n b~· re-
tl rinJ! LOLF J?. Call afler-
noon. 640-5992.
o HELP WAH TED
Dli'UG STORE SALES-
WOMAN . Cosmetic ex-
penence , Awl~ in person.
Zweber Pharma C\', 3301
E. Coast Hw y., Corona
del Mar.
WATKl;'t;S DEALE R~; HAVE
. , . Flexible hOurs -
Ex:relleut earnings
Pleasant selling. Openings
a'laHable. Write Dept. 10,
Watkin s Products, Inc.,
Winona. Minnesota 55987.
• IUU TY SALON /
" ro . 1 .;r;c>UIII..., 6
BEAUTY NOoK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del M•
Phone 644-7336
• CHIROPRACTOR
:Don.al.J. £. :Joru.s,
:D.c!.
.... o u ...
,...,..,.Tu ll•-·T,.u oo•. •-• """'· ···'1 ....... •o-• ....... ~~'"<T''oollHT Oou ... --a:t:l:t ~ eo..,..,. 1-fWY.
•u•T& e eo_.., D&l. ........
•7••,!aCM
• SERVICES
C L E.4.N
you r hOme or apt.
$14..50 per week.
Llcensed: U228.
Insured:
$25,000 liability,
$ 5,000 property.
REFE!i:ENCES
SI'ZI ...... 644-2266
LANDSCA PE CO MPANY -
install and repair sprlnk-
lers. Licensed, (213) 696-
4301.
GLEN'S GARDEJ\ING -and
cleanup service, lawn
planning and preparation.
Reasonable rates. Good
rererences. Call 673 -2007
after S p.m.
o PLUioiiiMC I. HEATitl.~
Just Plumbing
• & Heating
Water Heaters, Disposals,
Drains, Faucets, Copper
Re-pipes •••• Reasonable·
prices, day, night or week-
ends!
JUST PLUMBING ,
Telephooe: 642..4111
License No. 300948
• lolA RIM I MARDWAII '1iii l
CloC!do( -llallleal Glfto ---· ()pea ..... .., ...... ... _,.._
900_W. COAST HWY,, N, B;-
PIIOIII 11411-1711 e jlil:stCAL fOR $AL!
PRE-TAX c Li!ARAJICE
Hammond spinet orpn-fa.
vortte 'M' serlea •• $435
Lester "BetSy Ross" ll)lnet.
piano oow only .•• , $595
Lowr·ey Genie organ -rental
retom, )Ill ...••• $6!15
WurUtaer IPiDet pluo, ex-
ceUwt coad, , , , , • Hi'S
Y amlbl BSCR OrJu, . $ItS
Ht Uet • Dnia OOUIOII
-· notal _,.. "" Kl~ ...... orpo
w/LetUt •••• , ••• $17S
Balc!WII opiMI --new.-llloo •.••• -SC1111117T MUSIC CO.
-·-" Jl6p 91 • .....,._,...,.-Low.., aalfla , nltM. ) _ _:_·liii~~"";;',..~; ... ~-~v~•=""]' 1001 H. twa St. s.taAM. -. -it•' 5 ........ Elt. 1914 ___ -....:.._____ . ,., ....
• I
· Prime lndustri'al Real Estate
16,000 Sq. Ft. BLDG.
M-G-ZONING
25.860SQ. Ft. of land
1679 ,LAClHTIA···in 1tto heart of
Co1ta Mesa'• man..,facNri ng area
16,000 -sq. ft. includina appoox. 1,000 sq.
ft. ~ air conditioned officft -7,560 sq.
ft. 11 ext111 hi&h tilt-up, remainder of
buik1ina is concrete block and pumice
block. 16' x 16' .olectric..lly .,_
loodo .. door. 16' x 25' spray booth. 600
amp., 240 v., 3 ph. power. Mercury
li(lhts.
11 ,340 sq. f t. paved paMt inv-··fo, r .(0 cars.
''Y011•u be 11M wrow ....,.. ...... .... --.. ·
ROY
McCAIDLE
l.liAtTOa
[B ·-·
-MIWtoaiiL
IF--IF ~--YOU WA..I'\T TO LIVE fl'\ C'OHONA DEL MA R
IF ... YOU WANT 3 BEDHOOMS
IF ~--YOU WANT TO AE A BLOCK F'ROM "LITTLE
CORO!\A" BEACH
IF ---YOU '4'ANT A SPA HKLING NEW KITCHEN
IF KOMYEOU c~ii '"Now· ANU CHEERFUL
673-8550
Real estate incl.., de l 60' 5-ton crane & 16' 1-ton l l!~=;~;~~~ """"· $325,000 CJC:Mri'A
IF CRANE'S HOT HEEDED, WILL NEGOTIATE
-• ~ ~-~ ~ ... 'T ...-~-......... -....... ·-~-. . :~ . ! \ ~-!• ' . ·. . . .... J
LOWER PRICE .
BANK TERMS or OWNER MAY CARRY
WILL LEASE TO QUALIFIED T~N.O."T .
NELSON ROBtNSON , Re1ltor
200 hiAIM IT.(ot Ballooo IN .), BALBOA 675-41·· ·------------------
VALLEY IEALTY
PRISitfTS
GET A LmLE
• •• money together and buy thls 2 bedroom ud
den charmer on R~Z corner lot tn Corona del Mar.
You add a unit and get a llttle more. •
ONLY $68,000 • OME YUR WAUAMTY IMCLUDID DON'T .SETTLE FOR LESS
---11 you cu alllrd ttU loftly 5 bedroom ---s bath home --· located on lbe
Bey wltll priYale plor ud ollp.
Y<Nr tn.s. wW ..,er u" of ooh and aahiDc at the tuKUrlous featt~r•• tbrolaitl ·
o.t tiM bDul. ftey wt.U be e~~~MCla111 lrnpreS6ed wtth the Maclt~ PUel at
tM MM fll u. auter bed, wbere JOfil tun 011-Dood11chts, ndio, t@lfl'f\sion
or -IIIMtt by racrel)' presstac a bu.ttollt RelllstlcaUy prlctd
et I
••••
JIM I EftSHIH
... says .. staying retired is im~ssible
-liked il but couldn't stand it. So Jim
would like all of his old friends from
BERKSHIRE'S ON THE BAY and
BERKSHIRE 'S IN THE SKY
restaurant days to know that he bas moved back from Lake Arrowhead and
is actively engaged in residential and
income prope rty sales in the Newport
Beach Area.
If you are pl a nning to sell your home or
income property. call Jim at 673-4400.
Or call anyhow. iust to say hello. He'll
be tickled to hear from you at
673-4400
HARBOR
c:_7Vewp9rts most spectacqlar
oceanv.zews
from ...
Spyglass
Hill~~
A limited number of
3. 4 & 5 bedroom residence~.
From $135,3 00 to $215,000
.. .. 0 c.
3 " z
Santa Ana Fwy
15 Bod('~a Bay DrivP • Nt>wpo rt 8Pach
• (71 t) 6 -1·1-1321
FumishPd modf:'ls o f'l('n daily from
,... 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
WSK&)HOMES
LUXURY DUPLEX
_.clous, immaculate and located south of highway
ta Corooa del Mar. Upper Wllt is 3 bedroom with
flmna1 dlntnc room. Lower unit is Z and a dell.
8oth baYe a fireplace aod private patio. l..o'f mai.D-
tft',... yard wlth conc rete deck and fireplt. New
lbltlll&.
BIG CANYON CUSTOM
'
EIHat--•a.. -PAC£11
lac' R.Jt,
CAMEO SHORES
PA NORAMIC OCEAN VIEW
BEST VALU E
Cozy tbree bedroom borne, large dining room/den
with a brick fi replace 3.DI1 bai. Master bedroom
oo view side. Patio courtyard witb plenty of room
for a pool. Three private beaches and access to
the Horse Ranch. Prime soatb of hwy. location.
ONLY $136,500
Call for appointment to see···
673-7040 673-0510
I HI ( \\tf O \lfCIIH \ f\1 \IIJI \I \PIll \1.1\1\
THE~~~~
VILLAGE.~~
REALTORS .
VIEW THE OCEAN
. . from the master lJedroom and deck. En.)Oy
the spaciousness and exQuisite de('()ratin£ Ul this
la rge family home in Old Corona. C
Call about th(' manr Pld ras. $167,5f \ ~-1 ,(1('
r
PARKVIEW CENTER
5321 University Drive, Irvine
552-7000
v.tel
I?ESIDENTtALBROKERAGf COMPANY
LAGUNA
Ocean fro nt
Th1s H'r~· pnml'. hwld.tbl~ lot \\lth
8-t · nf front:t;.!l'. e .tn Ia• ~our.;; for on I"
't2s.ooo. P r ". { o mmunJt , .. ,\ hitc
sandy hl·a ('h Call lor tit.•tath ·
A COLDWIU. ...... CO.
644-1766
I ·a 1 ·1 I •.• t I I I I I •·I
MLS SA·LES REPORT
Unit sales fo r January thr ough
the Multiple Listing Se rvice of
the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtors totale d over
$27 million. 610 new listings were
processed during the first ·m onth
of 1976, of which 58% were s old.
7()-J, we r e co-operative!
~p.'!;/;.~' IIIAL E8TATE
-AIH n•e8T • I..U.80A
171·11. _ ... ,.,A WMALI Of AM lOlA I"
)
1
BRAND NEW LI STINGS!!
THE BLUFFS & BIG CANYON
DESRYlNG Of YOUR
IMMEDIATE ATTENTION
I LUFfS "1JNOA.. PLAN
;\lost sought a fte r s ingle level (view) hoti (ad~l de sac. To e e'i bly kept! Cus . r 2 spacious
fa . u me smgle level
value
BLUFFS GREENBa T
Spe<.:t&.~cu l,.tr end umt locat~on. Mod(!)
ho me decor.
L1mc ~r-:en . ...::pnng yellow & cnsp
\\ h1te ac< 1.•nt tha~ tx:auuful townhome;
3 bdrms , 2 .! bath .... formal din. rm.-
dramatic 2 o:;tory h1 gh Hnng rm ceil.,
cheery hrkfst rm. & s unny patio.
makes th a:-, You r best g re enbelt
opportunat ~
BIG CANYON
DECORATOR"S OW~ H0 :\1 E
1 \sk gat<' 11uard for directions 1 An
ctbsol utc s ho '" -.:;topper! Stunningly
<J ppoantcd & d(·taaled :\l onaco hom e,
t.>nd u nt t. wllh ~wcC>ptn~ new from blue
PactiiC tu t\\ ankhng night li ghts. 3
Bdrm!" .. 3 bath-;. formal dina ng rm ..
rna~~'' c ll' tng rm. & country kttchen.
:!800 sq It 'Of s umpt1ous decor . used
b 1'1 d. · '' r d r · a r o u n d · p a ti o &
~p<Jrkltno fo unt am. all .1dd up to a must
htt\ ••• lor the appreciative
UHI9UE IH ORIGINAl HARBOR ViEW
Y ou ll\\l1 thl'-r n --~ .•f"n cotnt't'
lol It··· ~lr'IPl• • ,, . • hc!rm ;•r!'
lnl ... ol fJ'Itr·n trh • d.rr p .... nt·.IJ'!.:.HHI
.I 'IILJ!il ,., 1\ I ('!"•: II ' hllrTil. h., .. ,,
111 •· '' .!r :-n !•·, I 1 .,,.,11, "•'JX•'lttPn
:.tr ldt•ll..:hltul '· • I'll' ~~~
TW O IDO
CHARMERS
" ~98,500---3 BED ROOMS, 2 BATHS
I \! \I '\1 l 'l. \I I H lR \1 1\'(,,
nRil,I/11/0 "!T-\F K '"'\I'\\
A MUST TO SEE
• S 11 5,000 ---2 BEDROOM S PLUS
FAM IL 't' ROOM
I ·~.,. Q rt d 0 , • ., I I I I,, f
\ 1-K I ' P I 1 0 R -\ I [' l>
1>, ault fu l 1,arae" I"'''
\f'll•tft1f!. ''" k t l ('~f'l'l
LIST
a nd RELAX
.. RESERVED T O
OFFE R YOUR
HOM E''
fOR SALE
/
• •••• c... ..
Announ.cem.e ttl
We appreciate all the calls " good
wis hes exte nded to us since our
announcement ''ON OUR OWN". We
wish to give Personalized Service to
the many c lients we have served
during the past 25 years in the Newport
Harbor Area & in Hawaii.
We are interested in Listings. saJes lc
exchanges. NO RENTALS PLEASE
except in Park Lido, which are handled
by D1ck Fay. We haveone3 BR. 2~ ba.
unit available in Park Lido for adult
couples only, S375 per m o.
FOR EXCHANGE
WE HAVE: $22.000 equity in condo #3
in Newport Crest
WE WANT : 2 B R. condo -on water, in
Ma rina in Long Beach a rea.
(J&thn m. :k.,
REALTOR 642-5333
For Sale
M E W P 0 R T B~E A C H
Homes, Busmess Locations, Motels, Vacant Land
455 ~"'wport Avenue. This sale includes a 2 story,
23 umt MOTEL and MA~AGER'S COTTAGE boilt ill
1961 -ith swlmmiM pool. Current montbly rc.otal 1s
"1,300.00. The lot covers 1 ~,'784 square feet iDclud!Dg
2,000 square feet or street area, is relat.iYely lf!'rei_
:z.oned C-1 and semi-rectangular in s~. Winimum
bid is $83,000.00. Required deposit is $8,800.00. Sale--
date 1s March 24 at 10 a.m. Refer to Public AuztlQo
~0. 8113.
415 Newport Avenue. Tllis sale includes a 2 story,
24 unit MOTEL and an 880 square root frame siding
resid~>nce. Five units wer e built in 19(6 and 19 units
were bullt in 1963. Cur rent monthly reot ts $1,300.00.
Th~ lot covers 26,'1 37 square feet includiog 2,4t3 ~qaare
feet or street ar~. This motel also bas a swlmrnlDc
pool. Minimum bid is $S4,000.00. Required ~stt is
$9,900.00. Sale date March 24 at 10:30 a.m. Refer to
Public Auction No. 8114.
419 Newport Avenue. lm.provemeats oo UU tot llll!lude
a 1 sterv tnm• .-nd stacco buPd'A@ bo.Ut iD 1955 -ttb
2,390 squart' feet. Current monthly tenancy Is $125.00.
Th~> lot ,..over s 19,859 square feet Including 1,508 SQU2re
feet or street ar ea. I!' relatively rectangular in shape.
relatwel) Jevl'l and curr ent!} zoned c.J. Minimum bid
Is S34,SOO.OO. Requi red depostt is $3,950.00. Sale date
1s March 24 at 11 a.m. Refer to Public AuC'tfon No. 8115.
108 Kmgs Road. This RESIDENCE is a single stor y
home (2,590 square feet) v.ith 3 bedrooms, den, 2 baths,
SWIMMING POOL and 2 r ar garage. The lot covers
18,899 squarl' feet, and is lr rerular in sloping. Minimum
l11s $70,000.00. Required dep:>sit ts $7 ,500.00. Sale da.te
MarC'h 10 at 9:30 a.m. Refer to PubUc Aurtion No. 8095.
1721 Kin2s Road. This HOME ls a 2 story resid ence
ronslstin~ or 3 bedrooms, family room, 3 baths and
2 , ar garage. Total square foo~E' LS 2,554. The lot
lc; sloping, ir regular in shape, zoned R.l and covers
11 ,552 square feet. M1mmum hid is $58,000.00. Re·
qulred deposit is $6,300.00. Sale date 1s Narch 10 at
10 a.m. Refer to Public Auction ~o. 8096.
1821 Kl.Dfs Road. This RESIDENCE is a l story
home built in approximately 1959 with 2,463 square
fE'et, 3 bedrooms, 3 haths, guest room With 3/4 bath
and 2 car gan ge. The lot rover s 8,764 square feet,
Is slopirwt, lr rt"gUlar in shape and zoned R.l. Minimum
bid Is $56,500.00. Requlied deposit 1s S6,15Q.OO. Sale
date is March 10 at 10:30 a.m. Refer to Public Auction
~o. 8097 .
215 Tustin AvenuE>. This !lOME ls a single stor y
r('sldenc(' (1,890 square feE-t) built in 1948 with 2 bed-
rooms, den, l-3;4 baths and 2 car garage. T~ lot
~'overs 7,500 square feet, is rectangular in shape, slop-
JOt:, and zoned R-1. Minimum bid ls $35,250.00. Re-
Qul rM deposU is $4,025.00. Sale date is March 10 at
1 11 a.m. Refer to Public Auctton No. 8098.
208 T ustin Ave. Ttus RESIDENCE ls a slngle story
home (1,607 square feet) built in 1959 •ith 3 bedrooms,
2 baths and 2 car gara~te. The lot conrs 8,520 ~QUare
Ceet, Is s loping, ir~ar lD shape and aODed R-1.
Minimum bid is $37,500.00. Required deposlt Is S4,Z50.00.
Sale date Is March 10 at 11:30 a.m. Refer to Plblic
Auction No. 8099.
300 Hol mwood. Thls HOMf ls a single story resideace
{1,516 square feet) butlt .n 1952 wltb 3 bedrooms.!
t>aths, and 2 car garage. Thf> lot cove rs 7,313 ~·
feet, Is toned R-1, lrN!l!Uiar in shape and ~.
Mlnlmum bld ls $36.000.00. Reqmred deposit is$4,.100.00.
Sale date Is March 10 at 12 noon. Refer to Public AuctioD
No. 8100.
\ Located approximately 230 feet DOrth of PacUlc Cout
Hlg-hny eut ot Tustin Avenue ttlls parcel eouiltllll
of 45,460 square feet wt.U be offe red for a mtld.IMm
bld price ot Stzo.ooo.oo. The land is almost~.
level, zoned C!-H and landlocked. Mlllimna bid ll
$120,000.00. Requt~ deposit Ls $12.000.00. Sale dUI
ls March 30 at 10 a.m. Refer to Public AadloD No.
8132.
For ftlrther lntormauon C'tll Mr. CIU"dDDo at (Ill)
6!0-!'754,
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LOCAL CODES NOT INCLUDED
FINANCING AVAILABLE
ON APPROVED CREDIT
WE FEATURE ._..
TELEDY NE
LAARS
POOL HEATERS
a
Poo l Sweep.
CUSTOM THERAPEUTIC SPAS
27601 FOR&ES RO AO LAGUNA NIGUEL
831 . 2375
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12222 SO. HAR 80 R BLVD.
150 -7665 GARDEN GROVE 871-8020
17 2. 3401 646 . 509 4
FINE
CLEANING
PROLONC THE LIFE OF YOUR
UPHOL STE RED FURNITURE
WITH OUR PROVEN
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING.
FREE HY ORA GUARD
FURNITURE CLEANED
PHONE ESTIMATES
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17tt. I. Hewpdr'-Coato Meao
• ""' 01We are Dot llttJf! old
la~les la teonls 1boes" was
tbe a.eme o! the foaoder's
4lY lallcbeca JlpOUOr«f by
tlle PTA board members of
Llnooln mlc1dle school.
PTA honorary service
awards were presenh.•·l to
Mrs. Coleman Colla and
Paul Evans.
Mrs. Colla. mother of 3
schOol age ctllldren_ is a
member oft be PTA in char~e
of health and safety, W ltl•
tb~ cooperation of the New-
port Beach police depart-
ment the area around Lin-
coln has been modi!ied by
the addition of bike lanes,
one-way sections and a
crossing guard, to improve
traffic flow and make travel-
Ing to and from schd:>l :1s
sale as possible.
Paul Evans is an art
teachf'r. He has been teach-
ing for 13 years, the last
7 at Lincoln. He supports
the bicE>ntennial through ar t,
was na med Li.nroln's can-
didate Cor t he tearhE>r of
the year award, anrl pro-
motes the love of Cine art~
among the stu<1ents. Tile
Buffalo Hills Echo t!> lu-
d®ted to him for art work
He has donated posters for
sr hool events such as open
house, summer sc·hool pro-
grams, and various henrfits.
He is an eldPr at St.
Andrew's Church, and sin~s
in the choir.
LIG4L NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followinr p~rsons art>
doing business .is: 2633
Ltmited, 2633!2643 Orang~·
Ave., Costa Mesa, Cali-
fornia: Richard L. Benton,
25196 Miles Ave., £1 ·roro,
C ali!ornia; Alan T. Marriott,
1991 Alcorn Lane, Irvin£',
California; Roger R. 13 rooks,
9272 ·Parliament Ave., W~>st~
nti.nster, California.
This business is t·onrlu,.tPct
by a Limited Partnership.
This statement was fll<?d
with the Count} Clerk of
Orange County FPb.l 9, 1976 .
R. H. Spooner, Attorne'
at Law, P.O. Box 158, Co-
rona riel Mar, Ca. 9262:..
(714) 75 2-7231.
Publish: Feb . 26, Mar. 4,
11, 18, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -52868
DEBORAH VOGEL I(IM8fPI. Y DUESLER PAMELA FRAMICLIM ll£TH SHE VEL Y LUNCHEON afro served dlily unti/4 p.m.
FebruoryZon~girlscho~s:e~n~---~~·s~~~a!~~:~:~~~~~~~~~7!~~:~u:!~~~~~~~~~~!;!~:~~·~=~-~~=n~·~
Tile Zonta glrls Cor F ebru-ch-nt or the State Thespians •
ar y from the local higt• an•! member or CSF. She has
schools were guests of honor 1 t-·eived the E. I. Moore
or the Newport Harbor Zonta M.tsonie award, Lions Club
C lub at the monthly lunr heon speech award, and tbe 1974
at the Senior Citizens t lut•-and 1975 best thespian llon-
house. Here are the hon-ors. Outsi de acUvltles in-'
orees: elude tutoring students in
• DEBORAH RU rH SpJnish, advance acting
VOGEL or 1425 Bonnie DoonP 1 urse at OCC, mime at
Ter., I rvineTHrace, isvar~ Colden West College, model-
sity captain of track and HH' and professional acting
fielci hockey at Corona del WIJrkshop. She will major
Mar turt• Sl'hool, memtx>r w theater arts at UC Irvine,
of CSr , ronc·ert choir, '' it'• a minor in Spanish.
Dr a111a Assn., ln!Prnational ' BETH SNEVELY of
Thespian Sor:iety, chamber 3I:::G KIUybrooke, Costa
•'hor and rnod~rn musk MP~a. is organizer and act~
mast~>r . Sill? was d 1osen as in!! commander or the tall
ruosr msptrational pia) In fl,l!! auxiliary of the marcb-
trad; aod hor key and rP-in~o: band at Costa Mesa high
•·~>i\'e<l 111.. outstanchng school, vice-presictent of !,., t••rship award in her 1 "I , and ''CaHfornia'' dele-
junior vPar. Outside actlvi ~ I' lion 1 hatr man to Mesa
tif's in,.lu \. nurc:;es· aid'-', 1!1eh's stud('nt election con-
kit· her. tssistaot anrt rearlPr ,. •ntiou. She won the top
to thro !•lind. St.p p!ans to !111 1M, with a perfect score,
tudy n•Mli<'inP at Stanford 111 the interview portion of
uiversit). t l !li5 Orange Countyaca-
.. KIMBUH \ ANN!: • ... 1 ir decathlon and was
UUt:SI E:l~ ol 2002 Baltr 1 ' llo~d ''most outstanding
Pl;1 • "• lost;~ Mesa, is head 1 ' nller" of auxiliary units
or the PP;J Squacl at t:stancta 1 c the marching band for
high s• hool, varsity <·heet -t •';i . She plans to attend
lf.li1Pr, r·orr.rnissioner ofac-I Irvine for 4 years, then
tivities, rnPmber of CSf, ~-1tt>r mf'dical school.
PPp Cluh,IJAA, varsity~ad
minton team, and student
lnvolve111ent 1om 11 ittee. ShE>
ha<; n ·pive-d the CSF golrt
SPa) lln•J thP ~Old "E." It!
1 'Ji2. i 3 <-he w1s selected to
ro to I!Jwaii with the tenni s
tea n1 '-'liP will attf'nrl eithe1
IJCL.l 01 Lo·t~ H•'3th Uni-
VPrc:;tl) to <.turly psycholog),
hopi.nll t(• ,,.., orup a proha
lion offl• r:r or 1unior 1111:1•
t·ouns~>lor.
.,. PA ME.l A FHA :!\K U:-o of
1928 Santa Ana Ave., f'osta
~h s<\, i" presidf:lnt of the
Spanish Ctul at :-\Pwpor I
Ha rim high school, pres!-
1-JUCLEAR INITIATIVE
IS TOPIC FOR MAR. 9
I~~~ n).lclear initiative,
fqllnt proposition No. 15,
' 1ll l•e disrussed, pro and
' •II, at a March 9 noun
11 •• li<'On at the Bahia Cor-
'1 tll iau Yacht Club, 1601
I• 1\ c;irfp Drive, Corona del
,, •t. 1 h•' Orange County
< ""st Assn. is sponsoring
t' • meeting. Tickets are
.'iO eat ll.
Public
AUCDON
FltiDAV, ~n.DAV, M.JNDAV M I P.lll.
Bargains on Fine Crystal. Sterling SilVer-. Por«lol,. .• Orlmrol
Objects d'Art. Painting•. Jrwelry. Antfque•. Bronre• .
Fumiturt>. Selt>ct Indian Turquoise ..
$ t .000.000 INVENTORY
l·m m I <fltln, l 1111rl\. Out·uJ-Ptnwl. Banl..rurucil!l
VJSrrORSt
Co..w ... daee ,.,.,. fen• an
~VCTION
CCiftHf
FREE ADMISSION!
..across thf•strertjrom
"t't'cn of the Southlo11d's
mo!l'f P/egant waf'erjront
rcstauronrs!
Inspection & Priuate Soles
10 ·5 DAILY, 12 ·5 SATURDAY & 2•5 SUNDAY
CLOSED WEDNESDAY I. THURSDAY
AUCTIONS H£U) £VEin'
f1UDAV.SA1\1RDAY,SUNIMY etiP.M .
t t~E YOUR BANKAMERICARO.
MASTER CHARGE.
PERSONAL CHECK OR CASH
2542 w_. eo. ....... av ...... a-c •• c.w ...... ,,.
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WE BUY FO• CASH o• SELl. ON COitiNISSION
WHOI..£ ESJ'A TES Otl SINGLE nuts
ART LEVIN£. A L'C:TI(JSE£R
Foreign Car Tires THE GRAND
OLD GAME
\W & Small Car Owners
Pol)eSter Cord ''Power Streak" 78 522 ~~'!;~~!~~ )2 F U . dt()endrn& 0'1 Sol('. •nd old we.
WH tT·EWALLS just $3 more.
A7&-l3 87&-13 C7&-14 E7&-l4 5.6().15 6.00.15l
For Standard & Large Cars
''Cushion Belt Polyglas"
s~o m:f! G7t-U s~s ~78-IS ~ G7t-14 ~ l 7t-IS
blackwall whitewall
Plus 12.32 to S2.9l H T ~ de· pandina on ,,,., and old tire. Plus S2 06 to $2M F. E. T. de-pendlnl on SIZe, and old hrfl
lbur Size Is Here
At One Low Price!
Polyester Cord "Min i Custom"G8
$22 bleckwall
Pllt\ !! U I \l Sl f [ T , d~tPel1d·
• '"101"~11:: ··1d ,~,,,,
WHITfWALLS rust $3 rnore.
6.00-12 560-13 PIS~ !?0' D"ll G615-13
\\'bite Letter Wide Tread
"Rally GT"60 & "Rally GT "70
SJ5 AhO·Il 1'601S
()60.l} E70 lC
[6().1C f1().)4
F6().J4
Plus $2.06 Of S2.86 f £ r ano
old trrt
~ G60·1S G70.1S ~40 ~:~: ~~~!:
H60-1~ H70.1~
L6().1S
Plus S2 77 to SlS4 FLT , d~·
!>tnd111fi on ~rte. and old trrP.
"Polyglas" Radial Whitewalls
"Polyglas" Wide Tread
AR70-ll 8R70-13
0R1().14
£.R70·14
Plus sz.n to SJ.S4 F.E T., de·
pef'dofiC on Sift, and old t11e
Sso FR70.1C GR70.14
GRti0-15
"lt?O.IS
Plus UOO to $3.41 F.£..T. de-pendint: on size, and old t~re.
Auto Senice ... for more good ,ears in ,our car
Lube & Oil
ssss
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Fiunt-End Alignment sn• • Complete al\alyala eftd alltft-111
ClOfNCtlon-to fncruM tlreonll•• .. and 111\prove lleetlna ufety • rrec:lllon
..Wp-J. uteil by &1\perienc:ed jlf'Of ... ttcM!&Ie. ~lpt en1ute • pted1Jon •lltll·
...n
Newport is about to go through its bi-annual fun and games called THE MUNICIPAL
E LECTION. The game is a ver y complex thing, with weird rules that get weirder
every year.
Having been a player in the game, myself, a couple of times, l guess 1 should
remind some of the newer players of how the game works: * lf you want to know more about your opponent, look at where he gets his money.
In America, we Hke to say we get what we pay for . Who's paying for your opponent?
If the Chamber of Commerce boys, the Irvine Co. executives, the Real Estate crowd
and the big developers show up on a list of donors, you know you're in for a hell of
a fight, because you're dealing wtth a guy (or gal) who is really in the chips. * Don't make any wild promises you can't keep. After all, even if you win, there
are 6 other Councilmen and you need 4 vote s to get anything done (or three it tbey
go to sleep again and forget how the City Charter works). * Don't spend too much of your own money. It takes money to run a campaign,
but if enough people want you to win, they'll chlp in a few bucks. Tell your campaign
people to get out there and get the dough. Or, if you are ready to follow the lead of
Irvine, Real Estate, Chamber of Commerce and the developers, just stick your band
out to them. But, remember, they expect results. * Take a close look at your opponent's record. If he or she has no record, an<f is
simply a do-gooder who looks nice, remind the voters of that fact. lf your owonent
is a guy who has been in office quite awhile, it s houldn't be hard to find some things
he has fouled up.
Of course, tbese same rules apply in one way or another to tbe voters. You might
call them the "fans" of this crazy game. Too often, they elect people on the ba.sis
of a nice smile, membership in a lotof socially-acceptable charity grOQps, or because
a lot of big shots in town put their names on a list of ''sponsors.'' That's bow the
same people keep control of this town -by getting their own bosom buddies elected
over and over.
The same wonderful folks who brought you Promontory Point, and who want to
; i ffi in some more hotels and condominiums, are waiting in the wings. See who they
!ack before you pick your favorite candidates.
Yes, the game ts called the Municipal Election, but some of us W'bo bave played
the game, or watched it being played, can tell you the real name of the game Is
''.ONEY.
Al Forglt
P.S. I see where Bob WU100 wants to change the name of the Newport Freeway.
~ suggest we rename 16th St. the Bob WUson Freeway. U It hadn't been for btm,
we would have bat! a nice freeway up there by now, with a second brldce acroa
the bay. • * • • • • • * * •
Spring ts just arouiMS tbe corner. Mlgbt as well get a )Imp on tt, IDd pt JOV
gardening aDd fix ...... p items wbUe they're ill cood SQPPlY. At tbe store. we baft
eYecytlaiDg )'OU need to creet SprtDc properly. And doo't forget to ptct ap a smoa
alarm lor JOGr bonae.
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