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.... Colta .._ -jNOf ........ IWte ....-~ x_.. Bay. ~ .. ,. Fnot ,..., c..-. o1 eo. ....... -. (Eaolp-.)
Speedup urged
for C.D.M. plan
Clly f ...:U ud Plail-oilc COmmltl6oD lllitdlen
held ODe of tbelr nre )at
..., ...... Moldty ldPI.
at "-" City HaD. Tlloy
laiUd -""""' -detailed pi••"• ol MICII·
.. .-. ud ....... tnllle ,;w.w.,. A -euo wu
made lor -.r '"' tile opoellle area ...,.,.-
plan lor old Con:ma delMar. All 7 ,.. .... _ ......
............. y4ol ... 7
COIIDCU members att...sed.
A DCibble tl:l F I tee WU
CoacUmao P1M RJe)lall. Ia
bed wllll lbe !Ill II Ida Bill-
boa --· Aloo ... Mit were Vtce-MaJOrllllllll
Do8bl aod ('.oedl.u How·
ard Rocen. Mr. Ryclloftbld
beeo .-peclell tiD t11U:e liP
lbe jollll --......
-lor """"' -ud a -=oDd bf"'dp aeroa
tbe Upper Bay. -. ... -Mid .... .., tbca---·--• G80WTR Cmt'TROL .. .. ..,..of __ ,.__ -....... --
ptl.:l bj u. c1tJ ra;.,-, omc. ............... .
ry lllllo --· Clly lla-__ w,_ __
... !lOUt "' ... _...,..
rtpDrt ooechldn tblt It-to-lD-..... . .,. Jrowll> wUI .. ......
by tbo.,...... u ttio_.o
II r..,...,le and the raJ•
IOirtyllli>Uod.
• TRAFFIC -Commia-
.daMr J ackle Heltber .aid
tbe city mut carry • b
muter trame pllll, llld •-
pres.d eoacen ~ "a
w•kell( of a.r pbtGtre ID
tblt reprd.''Comm~r
WUllam Acee arped tMl
tbe eJty piiDDed "deftelalt ..
lt:rMU becu• ··tt ll 101.
ac!Ytable to opeD • all tbe
artortoolol-udmab
N-rtllle-plaeelo r« to oa ttae cout." Htat.o
eluiMd mUdiJ wttb C:O.-
euwomaa LaeW.KHbD, no
eommtated tlll.t people De
taow• 1n Coroa drel Mar
•• do eotii()IIJII -tnllle ..t nat tometldll doM.''
-PlaDIIID( CoOimU· .._.r BW fnderte._. n -
m...r.ed tbe meetlletlllt''U.
..-tllolload...., aro pob-
lle ........ ud poopla wUI
-__ ..... ,.,.. Daa-
ald MeluU abo OMC.....,
that •• ..,. are DOt u llll.cl
.. aaret~Y•'' IDd .-or-
-' Mn. llldttr's -au------.. -"'-·"-e_ll ___ _. _.........,.._
• SPECIFIC AREA·PLAICS
• StNn1 GftMCI' ..
.,_, lballlla --ol ~ aatatbtdlllDi ....... -UIM---41 I f' ... IDr WMI New'·
J1111.MJIIIW·IDI'--
..... Mn, billa JIICifk• .. --·---~ ... -.. -.......... , .... ..-.-..... • c:::mt' ...... AJfA ...
L,._ ... A J! , 5 ....,
_.,.Dill I Pllt•' de-
'1711 p¢ ... .
ru7? ........ dlr, .,.._
....... fll41 Mel .......
OJ FWd lin. llrttw ... .. _..,.... '"' .... ...
••u 1':1 •• e1a Mtrl a • 1p1Srpal , .. __ ...... _
eo-••• ... • a., WU-
llaml.. a • •e't'e b C.lt)'
c...u, --... eltJ ,_-pnjodo • .,._
.,...... "' !15,0110 by ltt$,
ud"---·
tD .. tlllt flcW'tiiDw•ld.''
He "lla ~tMtlbe ..,.., -·--..-.. ud"clo-..-
tbem .... He cMded IJIIIN'f&-
ma lor •Jiac ··w• bold
tbe lllle -tile l.lrp:trt. ••
bit Wotl.-proJida tlllt
lacreue tbe dense tDr jlt
tranl.
... ,.,.. llelluU -lllai,U--ol ...
elly .,.. ""''ICftded'' bJ od-
d.iae mon ow.r~......., .......................
prrMeml: an lel...-d.
How to vote
in absentia
Apdl I Ia !loa ... clOy
-pk:tdDa:., ... .... ...,.. ...... ....,u--.-.a.a ···~ .. --~--._t lo ..... "'--... IIIII ... y (llet 10> a ballot
at t .. cttJ ea.rt:'s oSot at
Clly HaD. All blllols ....
be _,_, 1o !loa etert, or
lo .., pnellet ........ -..
tbe polll eloet • r.e lltll..
ltu eme...,c:ydet'-..
after tbt to. a 'ftlter ... Y
11111 "' .. -...... by flllloJ Ollt • _..a ,.._
QIMil, or U tbe e....,..aey
11 OD eiectlaaday, bJ .....
a wrttta ltlttiDIIIt from a
doctor or..,..,. .. , totbtCttJ
Clert'a oftk:e.
Carden lease
is favored
By a1-$ .... aeltllea'e
eomm ... IIIU rec:oa--
ded t1at Cant. SciiDOl of
Co~ del Mar be Cf'&lll.:l
a 1-)'tll.r at "d • ol ttl
t.ue • a ......._ t111t tbe
etty ... plnu11Dr a.-lor
eltlMD c.ter.
The-cleo--meat ew ... adt'Woryeom ..
mMiee dtleeUJ1·tlll--tor ! Dn aa .,., hJ
-ollul ........ -tDn ... ,. a a dect...,.,
Tilt c-lellool oeeo-
-a.......,ltFllbJIIOI
...._...~ ..
ellylabloJIIr_.,._
tor"" 2
• .. ualiiiiiDI' e--.Tbt-..,. ... .., $a,!IOO .,..,.
-··-·-~ -· Car falls on
CDM man
A c-ciOI--
...:4S ..... ~CIUIM
bne.. Jl¢ *' .._ a ear • ftk:fl M ftl· --'· ........ -P'IIIIc...,, tt.. ... --....... _.euolllll
-1111'11--
llla -..... llhl -lOtl•a.a.•X1 n.-.e ........... -... -· ... Glllld ...... ....... ···=· ........... .. .. : .......... .... ......... -.. -.
•n-~11 DEAIIUIII
•
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C08TA
Tbe Mit allletd -ID wil
tal in C.M.
Should Oll,.udty Drtn
be meoded acroa Nf'W-
, ___ .. ..,
to the elty oiNowpoll-
saya tbe eoatJ'• Mr .• Mel-
port's Batt Bay? r
It's a qu...nc. ttllt lspop-
Pl.nc up f:l ... llll:ty aow in
Newport I.Dd Ia ~ of-
fices lD S... -.. Remtl"b
made lui 1'?11ndly ai a
Corooa del liar Cban*ler
of ComJDWee biDebeoo
toucbed off .ore rttetortc
this week II tM eelltroYeJ'SY .
-· The elty, -,_ ~ceullllJ 1ut pear to
1Md ...... of .... , .. ....... ,,_ ......
., ,.. f!l. .. WeddA81ln c-• , o..p c._,
... Frtdlt ., 5 L ,_.
%, tt tile .... c ... Pilla
...... Be will --·'Btt-
t:dll .. .. aUy-wtd: -
ltroli£."
...... -....... -.. -,_., ntcty, bU bd1It11 JriO,OOO
lo .. ~ .-• tile EIS.
But, WbeD tbe matter came
ap lut Jtoltalllber, the City
Coaadl bere telernd It to
tbe UW.r Bay -...ue policy
eommtttee, wbldl adrl8H.
the state Ft.b I Game ()Cit, .. _._ ... _ell County~ma
aagemeat ac-eY oftldal
Carl Net.. ad Newport
Beach public ..,... dtreetor
AI: • .,.._ ....... til _...,_,_., ... ~ ~~~otro~-'l Joseph Dew'lla aplained
/
' .. ~~~· n ,re-.. ,,.._ coun()' and ctty pl&Ds for R~ Caol-oiG_ ............ __ , addin& the mt .. •,. liDk to
. ' <t tbe road, tbu prot'ldtD& an-other way to drive U"'OIDd r1111 ·ae tDr tbe -.:1
udllol-olllo
COililbJ.
Cvreoity .. -"' ... Cool Boanl. ............ _ ... _,_., BATamJB BACUS a.-........ (Ia tbo ... , ud Kim NADER WILL Newport Boy. Tboy bad .... eow-pt eNIJIIIIIC ....... lot tM billorte ft.ut invited by lbt CDC Chamber
~ Balboa betMIII:I nee. Op to zs t11tr3es Y1ll n ee of Commerce, ftlcll ls
u.e ~ ECC*IIlle De-... ,..-c~ 11e ta
eMIIii:tlloc ol tM U.tftnl-
IY ol !lorrJ ""' eau-o ot tbe bae..rd ud cliiWI .-e.
.U'Ie oftlee of V'k:lren u ...
a.a.a tbe t.y from u.s Belbal P..uJaa ..t bact. Any TALK AT occ ~-bowtng,.. ~~ crcow-tac '"'r e~ llo•aiMde enfl &0 lcllpr Uilla I feel, ...... I pobted Ul -n-.
boW * w1tb .o -.1.1 01' JDWer, ls fllletie. A erew of sl~ent FraU JIM Slid Be
-
·-_ a ... .:. .... --... s.m.on wm lban prltel: @xpects to talk atort tbe ·•au ~ ~ Consumer aclvocale Ralph jec _, 13 -~ - -bJ Tom T-J• T ,sblrt -• the arne k pro t al. Ul ~-,...,_ • --lniUU\0 Nader wU1 be the eynote f c ·-----lo··--br-tbe .,. T -Arlit coete1t to Newport, ing o ... .......=-..,rs. ... speaker du rini; consumer .. ... 1-11 --of --ra ·-~ ... --..utes. w...--Ume ts .. r . ·~e.._ -•e ...,...._.. ..... _. --~ awareness week May 10-14 . tllo ... -! p.m. AprD 10. o.dl._ lair stertac ls today, April 1. on the OCC campu s . the projeCt • .......... 1 .. -..s--Lladlod.
(E ..... -,) leveL. ezplalaeda.ttbeBaek He ''ill speak at -; p.m. Bay route bu .._ • tbe
Candidates sound off
C ........ iH' tbe I City • COASTAL COJn"ROL .. bei.YD.y papilftad. becaase
Ca.cU ..U: ~ lcwelec&D Cudldltes Broc:--. Ar. of trafllc c:..tralllb, W.r .
11 ftewpult • Aptllll.,te c.biJald: Scattud~Mc:-Morris aid till ana sboald
,.._..y alctl* at a tmwm at IDto&b ea.Ued tDr tbe .S f1l aDC be cce•dend b u -
Coroea del 1111..(' tlemeai:UJ tbe Coutal Commi..W•. ....,..... at1l tbre Bcmlta
KIIOOI. lloltly,...,. ,._t-Otbtr aid come ..... c..,. b,.._ ta ~ete,
ed ......_ tbQ'"Tt! .,_ attac c:oubl c.oatro1 lboald re-IIQDr Mclallla aid be wtll
a-ce tM eanpip. •t 111. maiD, bot local eaat:rol ....-uwpcomiaCprapoal no -r~a~c.--~ _... be...,__""' to ...... -.. .. .,..,.,.
Mar CMrter ot Com~DHCt siiii.Uet pro)letl *-14 be II dltl 111toe llome&:
Tuesda}', May 11, Ul Pete.r -county's muller read plaD
500 nm. Tici.els, priced since 1963,-tllli '•polltt-
at $2 for general admission cal pre-re" t. caamc
aDd $1 for OCC studl!flts county p1UDWI 1o llold oft
wltb student cards and Sl!fl· on implem ..... tbe roate
lor eltil.ens holding "special u a ma.jor t laM c!l't1.ded
persons" cards, are on sale artery.
In the OCC booksto re and Cowrty .._"*r Tho-
also b:r maU order . mas RUey, ...... brtctiD-
Lectures, displa ys, work. eludes the Bad; Bay, ...U
shOps an~ exhibits wUI be an ea.vtJ'Oilr· t•l t.mpad
fe:atur't'd dUring the week. study to _. If a. !'Old ts
Most of the arUvities ''ill compatible wa fte DeW Up-
be Jree, and the public is per Bay ~I ...er"~e.
iaTlled to atten~. He said Mo a, lila 1~1ctl
:::~·~:rc::.-.r.:= ~11:. ... :: Z.f;!·.re~ e.a•aTD.IlLA AID .ASKED
II ?'C• w s IJJP'I"OI ----"""''~~'~
u.er-,11 __ _ 2or·•--•-thlt ID1 s6illnl ,.. trn.
one way ortlle .. lr,lseom·
tng rrom b1J: IBII:e.
-....... ,... ... ..,. ........ ~ .. ,. IIIIDtr..,...... ..
Corwa delMar tnflk: pro-aan ..-e caltro1. bit a.t G...,. .. 11 on:r. bit the b-._,-Newport_,.,_,..., -aod 1M llome-
cc.rrol ud PetaJilma .. ttpe on Jocal CCIIIIlr01 wttllcllt II· 1-. ~ people are rrowt~~ celllllc•· terflile.ce, str .. WUiiams ._,. a.era 111•e." •Y• Dr.
Ab.-from tbe Conm eoted tblt....,. coutalpro-R E llclfttd. W'bD ls rlstt-
•.re '7th dlartet ea..... blema are be7aM tllla lbtllty .. i.r. from Gutemala
Tom Blad, -lu Jill lo o1 loell"'"""'""" to"-~ 1101 ......, -. for the au.~ .we.._ a tonm.. ud 5th with. ud reQII:lft tome re-qaa:e ftcttms.
dlltrtet taca...,_ Pul tioaa1 solaUou, •• Dlalt.rolls aftershocks
Rpca,e', bome ID bedwttll •PETALUMA-TYPE -All wp to 5.6 oa tb1 Ricbter
tbe a.. ao.r..er. Mr, eudldltes, u:cept str. U.c • tca1e an .UU tlll1l:lr llld
RJCIIDII' _. .ntt•aawen Ja1101b ud Mrs. wu-., ap-ta)llrtllc .-.e. MOlt of tbe
to tba 4 qNV\MI. peued to •tor .,me llrm ..,....,.. are llYiDC iD
Hen an 11M f"1110"N!" 110 · of 1oea.1 ordiDaac.e ae1111iC matrrrttft rM1ten of cud-
tbe qr .na. Cf'O'I'I?l eoatrol.s. Mr. MelD-blard, acnp 1fOOd ud doth,
• OOWlfCOAST -11oM ol tolll aid tbe etty lboa1d re-afrald 10 liMP lD Wbat ls
tbe • 114"'*• aida~ ly OD tbe prUIDI KtMnl left of tbelr bomes, atrald.
YOte .....W decide tbe ta.e, p1aa. and Yn. WatiOil a.1d u.t dwl&b lub 11. tbe aft~r
a.t ltul: Hepa ol the 5tb ••we baYE daDe 1'et'J well ill t8eeU of ate qaal:e.
dlltrtd said tbe Ca.ell cowi.rollblc tbt.a$'abere," ud "Scarcely a bull4tng re-
llboldd act. IDd G-._,. Wat-ealled tor cc:as..t.ac:~ ....._ C:erd'QC I.D most
-. &lao, Sill, -"" Ill eootrola. -r&ftled towns.
IIIIR»lt .-atka. Mayor c~-.omu Lacllle _.. a...uo,ooo bomeless.
Dall Mel8de IDd ..,..nl Koetll moderated tbe dis-20,000 orpbi.U. Wbat tbe
oCberl aid tlae City CoaeU e.-.. ud _,mlttecl a llJt .............. W not de-
elllald eltabUsb a "'IIPbere of ld'f'llilal (IDntlooawrtt-lboJ8111. .._..,. raW wUI
of ............. 01'er tbe Ulll. tM by anne of tbe '75 people bUittia tolrard complete ~e-
wblle anittac tbt tiDal oat-'Who attMMW tlae fonm, n...._. IDd possible epl-
eome, Mr.Ryea.craidtbe t1tnwen10meoftbere-~&. n.nettmsofthis
papw,lar tote optioasbclllldbe pllea: ~lt dlalter Deed shel-
madt a put ollbectty ebU· MaJOr MeiDals Aid he ter ~tiM nJDs come:·
ter. laton loUitiC e1ty pa.niDI Dr, Ronrd. lecturer on
• COM TRAFFIC -All meter 2r11Dc!'i to CorM~. del ~ diMUes, In·
ICf'Md t111t tbe Boatta Caa-Mar .,r otr«Net puttac. c1i111141c eaDeer, and doctor
JOD bftUI Aoald be com-Mr. Morrll tbiDb tbe lr· ol ..-=..,..... aDd of botanic
pleted ~ Core. del 1'IDI Co. *-ld be reqUnd -.c1ieJM. Ia director or re -
Mar, Wtlllam Morrta of 10 dlcUcate moreopea1111-ce. CGelltneUoa oa 100 per etflt
dfllrlct '7 8Dted ttlll ttte bJ· Mn. Wat.. UtDr1ea't'bll 41iritaottd t11J1Ca ta Gua-
-llyoaraa...,udeallad O._e Coooty Atrportallhe ....... He wUibe retunuog tor IDID8 qrdetaetlcace.a,-pre-.tl.,elolwemee, Mr. ts.re .,. liD carfT oo his
........ -Broe-ol s-eaUed tor_...., -.Wbllobml,hetsrlls-
dlolrlet I _...., lo be•-lllport partlila. tac --the sale ...,..mad oe n. 56 Awe. llr. WUUaiU ud Mr. ol ran ...._taal an-
C*'rfdDr. All otiMtn: .,U Tr.bler 4lllareed 011. Unl-u.-from bla prlnte col-
li$:1111it ...... tbe corridor •ertltJ Dr .. wttb Mr, Treb-ledtliiL He b: allo aeciiJ)t,
ltr tn11Fe. ler tlatJOJill ext ..tiDe tbe .. ta •a.. to belp the
· ICr.ICd-'elakiMiade-fOIId~BICtBI.J, ..-.~
tH ' IS tt .. tll..... llr. Se:rc*ll.ld n.tWny ,,.,.. 11: ......tad ls mooey ____ ,... ,. __ .... _ ... _ to..,-·...., ......
._rtcMnar. Mr,Bepa tac ,.,.....tMtoealltft:l tbb tit aans. llll.mmers,''
cltttlledaDtnme•Jc:ea. .. ud ••••1h1Cm.-ebto • .,.._ '•A J bNroom llltM: llal _. ......._ Wa ?' .... ,._, ca be ...ut •r lbRl
ud-Wo.---llr.Tnllllet ... -com-$MO. A........., CU Is Ill ...,...llnlltaM' 1tllllt ..-del dlllrJ • , w n' o1 a.. f'MaPtJ ......, u.o ell"" ___ ...... --e.ot .,...y -. ... --~
Jlta ---111 ............ c.MI'o Drlld ...... bJacl ...... a..., IIINit,.,... a 1St. TrAIW lUI till riel l.ft lllllt'lJ ...-.t
wUl be strictly accouoted
for as ihey wUI actually
re;cb tbe needY for whOm
the donatloos art> tnt ended.
''ll tbe Chrtstfan commun-
lty lD the U. S. does not
staDd in the breach and aid
Guatemala, Castro's Cuba
has said the}' will provide
what Is needed, and as a
result, all of Central Amer.
tea. including the Ptna rna
Canal, will fall under com-
munist l.Dfluenc:e."
County &-., lloaoboO
and Parks Coaamt--~r
f rank Rob._ of WatclUI'
doesn't et"t'll ..._ u StYl·
ronmentll lrrc-et 11114)' or
the Idea. He lJ also a pro.
mlnent member of Frteodl:
or ~ewport &1, wtlleb re-
cent!)' mounted a letter-wri-
ting campaip acaJut the
pro~t. He _,. tbre Deed
tor the road 110 klapr o-
lsts.
Rehire Hirschberg with
back pay r judge orders
Superio r Court J udge
Bruce Sumner ruled last
week thai Newport Cit)' Man-
ager Robert Wynn was ''tr-
bttra.ry and capricious'· Ill
handUng the ri riJti of city
busiDess license supervisor
Stan Hirschbert . The judge
ordeN!d Mr. Hirschberg n -
hlred wtth ba r k pay,
The )Jdit>'S rulill€ ca.me
last Thursdl}' in a U ...page
cooclusion to an earlier rul-
ing tn tbe Hirsrhl"ll!fl cue.
Newport Cit} Attorney
Dennis O'Neil u ld Mood&)'
tha.t be Is studring the
judge's rullng and expect.5
a deelsion Frida} oo •he.-
the.r the city wil l abide by
the court or~er, appea l the
~ec.lsloo., or ask for a ne•
trlal.
Durin( one stare of the
proceedings, Mr, W}'nD
argued that Wr. Hirsch-
berg snoul~ be df!aied h1s
old job baek because he
"''al.ted for more tMa a year
before seetln( • WrlAg.
ThP ~dee na1ed tN.t the
time-lapse 1uue --called
"laches" in Jell proeet<l-
lncs •• was bf'OICt!t ~ after
the CI'H Semoe 8oatd rul-
ing an~ was, tbtrd)re. DOt a
n .Ud. argum811.
·• Respondent WJIUl'S oon-
®ct eYidl"rtc.@d u Clbrtiute-
lnslstence 11po1 pai'IIIDC an
unautbortled eoarM of 0011·
duct Uld wu llli¥44••rt.d
by an}' ta1r or --.tttial
reasoo.''
Judge Sumne-r ordtft!d the
city to rt ~ tulllte Mr.
H irsehberc •tettft Oc-
1-r 15t 197S, (-bens
demoted It cift ,aU likt .. ,
.... bobellls, pl&a $1,500 to
Jep_l fHI, hit Mw macb
money be bas oomlle..-1s
still to bt eke.• ktd ...
-he ns deC ltl. lilt ...,.
the same ..., .. lind
La late 19'74.. TM h 2 ••
Uceue ,..,_-•..,.
116,001 pu ,.,, -Mr.
Htrsebba!q Ma .._ e8 the
rese"t, Tbat committee bu
beld ott .. t:Uillc • tbe
ts.... tNt .,. prlaac to Gll-
eus U 1a late ApriL.
Newport MaJOr DoaaJd
Yelull ta a member·ol U.
plblle poUey oommlltee •
Bolli "' ..s ~~apem.or RI-
ley are -. IDr ~ •
comiJC ..-.. ~ CC101
up1a1a tMtr rela:ctMee to
be OWI:pJl-ca tbe -.,
Ray WllllaJII ............
of Fn.dl tJI Jlleaport Bay,
Ud I Ca.cll ,......,. .. , ...
tried. tD ,_.. -...comad-
..... bot eoold .. ·"*"" .. _ ........
Ken'• tbt arpiiMIIIt ad-
YaDCed by Mr, DIYIJD ud
Mr. Nm-lut TtllrD.J:
Traftlc eli'C1IIadoll Uld ..,.., pi·---Unlnrally -d be--
ded. to ~t wtU1 UCl
udtoe_rt_ a.r• db Fair Dr, il Co.ta
..... lD4. •• ' ny, wttb Atlultlc Aft.. ill a-..-
Beaell, ...... .._-....
---~~..... olllla-.. Coul H-., ......... (q
........... 1 ... 11--,.,.... .. • .,.,. fiOCil .. ,_.,___,_
1.tl _., an ...,_a ~
mt e efled • wtletller Ute
pro jed ,.a b.aJt.' • aid lllr.
N eJ.-. ''t.t tllr:IIR of 81 W'bo
bell.,e 1D tbe loPe: of tbe
C011111J c.trcalatkiD piu are
bopdal tbat UII.IYentt)' Drtn
wW be tbt Ddt ny &l'a-d
the bay."
U.r. De1'1J.D eJplaJDed. ttat.
wlttl a lead time of 5 to 10
years oa roed boll.lcltDC. ••aow
is tbe dme to ret the plan-niDC UDder way lt we•n co-
in& to twld tbe road.. ..
The mlssblc I1Dk CIU'5
about t-1/Z m.lles betWetll
MacA:ttmr Bl'l'd. ud tilt
east of lrrtH An.
Frank Robt.oa., 1Ft~) wu
a leader U. ceCtlae tbe Upper
Bay 4eelared aa ecoloeteal
prese"e• a.rpe• that piau
tor tM tr.iYenlty ..... ...,..
were made 'W'heD tbra 1m.
Co. atlll ~plans tobeaYily
de.,..klp the Baet bl.y1 -.t
wbel UCI ewpected SO,OOO ... -..
•· Thoee reuoar ., loapr
exl.st.'' tJre ays, ''a.! 1 be·
Hen tbat a c.lty 8D1'lroa.~
mental tmpaet report 1rWld
be u..S to promote tba ldlla
of bQitdtJIC a road tat lJ DO
loacet Deeded."
'•We .,.ld do the •·
•LroDmtMal .-ctJ," ~
t.ock Mr. DraniL ''It 1D1J
abo• u ttllt we -'d •-
teDd the road .. ' 3 ' or bBid it fllrthrtr aort11
to~ ....... Dr ..
or maJbt cot t.lld a at all. ..... It..,. ........ ------c.ead. ••
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Mr. Hirschberg n s de-
moted in October, 19"1 3, and
nred a year later an er hl.s
superiors at City Hall ruled
tbat he couldn't ~el along
wHh the public as buslnesi
Uceue superYtsor and -.as
taept as a sloc.k clerk. Mr.
Hlrwchberg appealed the ac-
Uclll. to the etty Ctfll Semee
Bo.a.rd, wblcll unani mous}J
recommended tlls re·hlriltc.
Aau Mr. Wynn rf'flased to
re:.bln Mr. Klrschbert ·at
Ida old Job, the matter wu
t.U. -to court. ln January
ot HU ,_,., Judge &amDar
nl!ed 1D Mr. Hirsehberl"s euor, Last wee.t•s '•f\Dd.
lop o1 IOet ao4 conclu-.
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Coutll Aet (Pft!p.. 10) did et.~~tn _affam; c.~ other. • a po.na.: _MOOCOitioft
., becaue t1 ...,..._. ,.,. ~1m • • · .W.O...I failure ill' ~ ~
"lceets to tile ••rw •• t...anH~olupholdina~'•~
Wbat tbt ~*$if were J1Gt NPVer really ...,_.,.. himRlf to either of
told llbcllllt wu tile Altrtbllle theM-auitudea, the Secretary m State c:hoee
DI:IDald Mt.leall of •• Jllmp ba ._....ng pries ..t instud to bluM lUI difi"'JCUltiel 011 pethetie
Viewing lhe candidates
Midwu ia hi.~ Dr.'",K;.· ...........
for aua:eet.iOna about what out ...U. .bDukt
do in the -pot;cy C..td. We ...........
the opportLUlity to ,.pond. We ,..,.mend
thet the United Steta: • • :,., -...c:.:Q:.G:Ci~~b·te:JeoG .... V Rabert Brod::mU. tl0 of
! ~~ .l!ttlf " .11¥ 1.2! 41111, ...... N.-n, Is : eblll-cbl Mayor ~
Melaail: in" tbe !nd District -• • -: • -.
oevo E uA•P• ...,. City Cc.teU seat ill New-"'" •. '"-: ,.. ... , owne' and p&IUII~et of 1\e E~tl\ IIO.rt's April n mw:n!e.ipl.l
O~]QI@S:OO~O~Q.o·--· elecftclla • • --• MORE RESPONSES FROM COUNCIL CA!IDDATES Mr. Brockman ls UI!JO• i It 1s eertalb.ly ~ to reeel'te a direct. fortb-elated wttb h1a b.tber'a real
:....._.. rlebt ....-.r from 1 Coae1l candidate, repl)'blc to my eatata bullDels. aact is a q~~altbl lboat fedenl reY-e "stwiDg."' Tbtre 1.s DO "linn major at oruce
-:--IMdrilll lD the ftlply trom Bcb Broe.krnu. Newport Dls-Cout Collece.
-trtct Z euddl:te. He reeop.izes the ~" of Ia bla caq~atv., he tw.s
: aceeptmc flm<ls from tbe Fedenl Gcwepmeat,. tacm.ac '"'*'"* tbllt he .-orks ~ tbU It adds to tile frig"btea.J.rlg publle debt aad u.s to the oat of bia bOrne and 1fOUJd a bcrdte of t.u:atlon aDd i.Dflatioo, and llao ttat it 1s a be aftllable dally to local ~ arrellder or local respoaslbility ud ·local aatbortty elttJeu.
• becaue there are aJ.-ays federal strlags attaebtd ~ '• A lot of people &o•t
: tbe ftderal '•sharing." bin time to se"e on
: Mayor Doo. MeiDn.ls:, np!yiltg to tile ame queltlon, committees,'' he e:wplains,
: mUes bii: usuJ eWm to tt.ca.l re.-•Wty IDd ap-''lDd Deed aome contact
: .... poci.Uoo to the fedenl re•eaue sba..rllle program tbao W"ilh their local perament
: execvtes bis CDstomary switch ln ta90r of aee~ to make their wishes lalown.
: the fedenl cash, and W"lth it, the fedenl ltrlllp and I am avallable for tt.t k1Dd
: tbe aMed lnflatton aM added t.uat1oD.. He IJeleU 10 de-of eoataet. ff I'm oot hOme,
::....., moUsb my UCUmeDt ~ federal l"e'J-· sblrlag I'm _wtthfn I .Jew mi.outes
W"Ub Wba.t be mu.t con.sider to tft the ....._.enble of bbme; l . ·taY.e time to
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Cl•eltklll. defying a coovt.ncblg HPIJ: •·Why pkt 011 the U.. to people. TbecoferD-
setdor c ttb:ens?" In other words, why lbOIJ.d 1 be 10 meat hu: .art of strayed
belrtless as to take away federal fiiDda: from stldor away from tbe J*)Ple. We
cltlaen projects, when other federtl crants are belDI Deed oe.-blood,oewoptnloos
a.eceoted? Tbe anSW'er 15 that I am for ..a!Or c~t.t~.es, and a new wolce lrl our cit}'
bel.ac tme myself. and I don't want oar batdllll IDereued gonmment."
by adding hlel to the blul.ng nre of lbflatioll. Alao 1 em He has also been crttlcal
oot want to be etused as a secooct" ·elau d.t:lsell, ~r of the pace at wtdch local
the eare of ''Big Brother" In WashioctCD. or ill Newport goYernment mons. '·Things
C ity Hall. Belng a senior citi&ea gtYU me 110 elaim 00 get delayed too toog," he
tupayers• mooey to pay my rent or bulld me a cl.tlboase. S&JS, "and people must
Tbe mayor. htmself, admits U11t the ..tor eJttseu, wilt moDths, or e.-eo years,
most of them oo rtxed tneome are the batdest bit by to get a decision oo vtW
rlsJDK prlet!s. So tte propoHS io mate matten wone ta.ue&.''
and lltttl1lc the senior clti&ells harder by lddlnC ~ Mr. Brockman has also
Udlatioo, IOd thus to Mgber prices • .,j seektnr more wowed to '•bring West New-
fedenl f\md1Dc for local projects. Let's pay oar on port liP to par wlth the rest
way. and do It at half the cost, rather than be entaDgled of the etty.'' The 2Dd dls-
W"ltll more federa.l '' st.rtngs'' and cootrols. trtet encompasses West
• • • • Newport and Newport
• ROBERT BROCKMAN Distrl 2 ShOres.
Fedenl lwKts must 'be re:ta. He bl.s i<lentlfled tn.mc
!!Ked. Tbue feclenl dollars ud tbe On.nce Cormty Air·
tfiem come the st:ri.Dgs and the a»Krol of oar port u major problems
etty. By aeeectmc these mO'Illes. tbe faetac tbe dty.
ts lDenued, aDd we are obllp.ted to tile f C'O"Nf'D· Here are .,me of hls
...t. Tbe Jmpaet on 1Dt1.1tioo u also rtstnc u these ltattd posltlou oo wbal De
trmds are dJ.trtbwte<l. eoosldera the luues:
WbJ ..Soar dollars to the feden.l CO"e eat. ooly • BONITA CANYON by-
to t.we them n.ttered throug!l u oTerly bardeaed bur-pass should be completed.
eucntlc syltem IDd tben offered to oar dty u shU«! • FEDERAL revenue aha·
teden.l moalesl These flmds beloag lD oar etty without riDe shoald be stopped.
tbe lDtei'TeDtlon ot Big Brother's banda • UNIVERSITY DR ex-
KetplDc oar money at home, we e:.t oat the. costs of tension shOuld be comple-
HalllQg It all the way up the ladder aM baek dowo ted.
api.D.. By sendt.ag the federal govemmeat tts slllre • OOWNCOAST shOuld not
directly, there Is no longer the need for eaeh separate be a.noued.
bureau to take out its sha.re and send it 00 tO the nett, • BICYCLE tralls are
before the monies ftnaUy come baek to the etty as needed. federal fuods. • WEST NEWPORT ma.r-
To aolve this problem, we must
port Beach Is an a.tflut!nt ct"'· wbo
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ereDCe . We need a loca.llz.ed (Of"ernmea.t
caJiy respooslble for itself. • • •
• DONALD A. MeiNNlS, District 2
•
~ you so aptly state, the steadlly ris1rl& east of
llt'"l.ng 15 a serious and lnstdlous problem 1o eweryone
To tlr:tll! on low income lDd flied lDoome, "lt is t~
e Nelell tu: of all. A ma)orttJ of oar III!Dkn ettl&au
fall into tbl.s catecory. It is also tru tbl.t deftc.lt apt!Dd-
lllr by tbe federal pernmeGt 11 a -maj)r eaue-or lill-
fiatlaQ. There are other causes, hoWMer, •eh u fOerCJ
costs, reduced productivity and dra.matte tDcreases m
bureattcncy at the fedenli.Dd state lMels.
I have newer beea in favor of the federa.l/clt)'/eouot)'
reYI!IIIe slll.rlAg prognm and hue cooe oo r.eord sew-
en.I times W"Uh my federa.l represeata.Uns to tbat ef.fec.t
I will coatlllle to do 110 at e.-ery QIIPOJ'hanJty. 1 ean oot;
hO•ever, agree aot to vote lor any &lid all procnms
bacted by feden.J money as you Mtm to ...-ta JG~~r
queltloa to the eandlda.tes and in your e111.10r111s. We an
p&rUetpate in the use ot fedenl moaty -ftdera1 NTt~Ne
s.bl.rtn&, 1f you please -ewery ttme we take a dr1At of
water, Oulb a toUet, clrbe doWD a lt.rMt, eo joy oar
bubor, ud a whol.t bolt of e'ferydly tfliDcl mo.c. of
•• tab for (Tl.Dted. EnsJcn editorta.la .eem to SDge.t
tMJ there Is a>methlne stnllter 1D ~rtlAr Hlllor
c auu-progn.ms bl.eked by federal pa~~ts.. lly qgeltioa
11. W"hy •tncJe out lDd pick on Mldor cltlleras .-ben
we're W"U.l.bll to aeC411Jt federal rruts tor water NW"ers
roads, IDd other ameaitlea? • '
It W"e -r-and 1, IDd tbe r,. of oar U. elttsal •
wwld rUM our eol.leettwe 'Vleet: db ou ~ a,...
ra•• t•tiYeS b1 WaslltDCtoG. .. , ~ p1t a tliof to (OT
at ._. lloW" doW"D) tbe eYer IDe.nuile r.r.nJ tMit-
encncy.
PROS and KARNS
FAILUkES IAS£"0 ON FAITHL£SSN£SS
!
trol emphulud. •
• COUNTY AIRPORT n-
paasion 1.1 bad for the elty.
• BEACH tolletl shoUld
be JIIA)Ued for beaeb coers.
Bued Olli the record, Mr.
Broetma.D appears to dif'fer
w1tb Mr. MclDDi.ll, to 10me
degree, on revenue shlriDg,
downcoast aoneuUoo. bicy-
cle tnlla, and bea.eb toll·
els.
''I believe a youDgenolce
on the City COIIJttil. 'IJIIiitd
eneounc• ,_-Malta """ s~ ....cde to take •
ltiol:scer role ID the eom-
m~mlt)',"' he says •
He Jn•ttea YOte rs to call
him at 87S·I?5S or 752 ..
6568 wlltaanyqaNltoosabout
h.is newa.
'•I would like to hear your
ldeas," bit ayt.
Votera ttlrOI(Dt thl city .-w e~ oae c:aodidlte
frQm eactl. of tbt S dl.ltrtets
up for election tttll y•r.
Newoport, • me~r of tbe aeiiiiAoimeat .. Hie QUI. pulitice.l critic.. whom he branded .. .sen c1
ID ........,. t:u:H "~hurt -term political rain•-"' In effect. he N~rt Clty CoaeU ior a1 are& 1 ~
I . Ceut' at ODOI! all crediU, klena, ud for-
eip aid ol any kind to any Comnnanilt nation.
Let 'a .ee how far the ·Reds can 10 without our
prl'I"Jllf!tUall a.-tuce.
tbe pat( 8 years lDd tniJOr there aDd lDJ.aDd.. u a re-mltde Atuw rnen o( tha YMI''• motley CftW f1
for tbe past 4, lJ NM'.. All ol reltricted 6et"elap-.-.:identiJIJ -·,. a Unclou~~1 .,_ _ re-election to hlS 2nd db;. meat uta ~ ol .-·-·· n · U~oCU.y, w. per trlct seat. erty r~~~U. PI'OP-furma~~ appMled to ~ wt.eran .. America-2. Make no more apeementa ot"any kind
with Communi.\ tyra.nta. n.e biltory at ..,.e.
m~ta with the Reds il a continuU. atri .. of
betnyal and deceit.
Mr. Mclnnls I.J presldalt Coutal eltl&euar b8l« laA~ r:tfdwWoridAffamCouncil.
of Northrop Se"ieet IK. rultd by a&~PGJated cc!n.mU-'!'he ~traw men and their att•• i..ue. were
He ll a regiStered prates-stoos. This ll u WrtJIC 110_ eatul)·. dtA~tc:hed. Out 11ft increainc number d
stooa.J eaglneer aM I bql-clay as U wu !OD years AmeriCans •re concerned about Dr. Ki•inpl"'a
ness man. He hU U•ed ill ago. Tbe fad that these delitwratto no-win policy. 'l'tle.e rut critiC. do
Newport Beach 16 yetrl. commiukJDers ue ... ny nut intt'nd to IW down wbile our natkm'aiiOV'ei"-
3. Abandon all diurmament commil.merita
immediately. The only way to remain free baa
alwaya been to remain at.fOnl .
Besldes his duties as a;JPOinted eovlrollrneotallstJ; f'i~nty and llt':CUrity are frittfftd away. 4. Ot.enpp from all recional and ·world-
wide entanrlement.e, auch u tbe United Na-
tions and NATO. Each hu provm to be a
compromiaer of our national int.er'Mt and any-
thing but • deterrent to Soviet adva.ncea.
councUman and mayor, be 1s curtac a ~
is a member aDd former ecooomle aact eocla.l etrect.
ehalrman of the COGDty's But it woul&l't mate uy
Loca.l Agency Formation dlD'ereoce lf they were all
Commissioo, and is present ecooomlsls, Realtors or
ehalrman of Orange Coonty builders. Appolnted com.
Sanitation District 5. mlssloaers wttb the utb-
Du.rtng his years on the ortty to onrnale loea..Uy
CouncU, he has been a con-elected represeotatlve.
slstent Ol)QOnent of expan-government Is wroag. M
stoo of Orange County Air-least It u wroog and In-
port operations, and nas ta.k-consistent with the prtn-
en a strong stand apinst etples of our Republle. .
loea.l offshOre oil drtlli.ng. We have abmlatelr no
'·During ID)'ineumbency," faith In oar pemmeot al-
he writes ln his statem!Dt lowing tills Commlssioo to
or qualifications, '•the se-self dt'Struet as promised
YeraJ Councils hne estab-by taw. We, therefore, ta.-e
lished a strong fisea.l eoo-no a.1tematt•e than to seek
dttion; lo,.•ered the etty tu publle SUJJPOrt to our effort&
rate (oow the s~d lowest to Uft thlsexpenstvebu.reau-
tn the county }; participated cracy from the backs of
ln bringing the Upper Bay the workers and tupayers.
into pubhc ownership; virtu-This tniU.aiJYe w111 not
ally completed a compretten-preelude voters from es-
stve and dynamic general pressing thelr desires on
plan; ~veloped a wtrmln( the multl-bUllon dollar hood
plan :lOO action to replace Issue for bncb land already
the Upper Ba}' bridge, and designated for aequlsltionby
developed and placed into the Commlssfoo. U qualified
operation a 10 year fiscal for the ballot and appl"'Ted
planning program." by the electorate, the tni-
Mr. Mcinnis favors dl-Uatlve would, boweYer, re-
•ert.tng as much jet atrtrat-store representatln gov-
fic as poss~Ie from Oraoge emmeot and aboUsh the
County Airport to Onta..rlo Cout1I Commissioners for
lDternational Airport; He all time.
Obvioua C..~
Jr f'~·er a s peech wu a collection of contrt-
dit·tionfi. it was Ki~&i4er'a Bolton P"form-
ttn«'. He spoke favorably of "mOI'fl conat.ruc-
r i~·e tirfi with the Soviet Union" and~ ac-
knc~Wied~ed ··irreconcilable differences" bt'-
lv.-t'etl our nations. He talked o( the importance
uf <'untinuifljt: ··ann• control necotiationa" but
wa~ f~lf"C'ed to aeknowledp the wideapre~~d be-
lif'l that the prnmt Administntion wa• ··per-
mill in~ unilateral Soviet rains" in military
prepart'dnes~~.
Dr. Kiuinrer,critic:iud Con~ for cuttinc
thf' defenllt' budget., uyinc that "if Amerie•
&. Arinounce that "detente" is 1 thine olthe
past, not becaWII! it is "only a one-way atreet."
but becauH it ia a diahon(lf"able cornprom'-
with tyrant. -.nd murderers.
The American people ha.~ 1 leriout choice to
make. and the continued ~·noe and pe!f'Kiy
of Henry Ki•i~ may he1p them to make the
proper deciaion. Buaine. u uaual under Kiaa-
in~er'• innuence can ·on'ly lead to ruin. Rejec-
tion d him and hiB policiea ia 10rely needed.
lfl JY/6 n....~~>M S.ffll h lfty F"'ODn .................................................. _ .. OCC crew
Amo'flt"ll/1 Wu1' l c·u iU,I"~ in SD classic TOM ANDERSON Coaeb o.. .. Gnat'• Or-
................. uge .Coot CoUep erew . .... Ilea--lloe ct-Uilll Of the eolltl(l.ate rowtac
WHO CAN SAVE US?
A . Frl"nCh pol1tn:11l
rhilosoplltr vtsitl"d our
o;horo:<s whtn Amtru:a was ~
ntw young nat1on. AleXIS de
To.:-quev1lle sa•d ht l'lf':lt to
1h c Unittd States to learn
what mali<= quality enibllii
a Mn.d[ul of people to
ddeal the michtY British
tmpi~ twta in 35 yun.
Be looked for the gn::atness
of Amtnca in he• harbors
the Unitetl States during !he
six tiet, •~·...-ording to thl'
Census Bureau 's l1test
po pulallon uudy. The
Burtau also reports I. The
national diYo r..:e r11tc IS at ¥
· ... r&."t>rtr ltfa\1 or 4 pel 1 ,000
-.rorld tbil Satlrday moro-
lfiC. Aprll S, at tbt bd·
Dal Su Dlep erew clu·
1le oo lltuloo Bay. More
tliiD ZS Kboola ud uf1Mil
orpalu,UOU, ud 500oaH-
m•. wW compete ta tbe
l>IC .....
~ !IJif.lll ....... loCated olflolila.....,. ... u.u.
rte. cud bellp at I a.m.
Uld ru1 I?IIU. 1:15 p.m.
favors retaining the local As peti.Uoo ctre.tation
field as a. general a•lattw chairman of tbe Los Angeles
airport. He bellens that AI\-area, I encourage anyooe
CAD who wutts to help gather
California and Hughes AJr stgnatures and support the
West should DOt inCrease t.DltlaU.-e to eootaet me at
the ourMer of n• ... hts be""' any Ume Jo1 •·-keU, t7• "' ·-. , TID •..ut , and riven. her fertile field s
persons 1nd the: numbc:-r of
marriages droppetl _,.~. ~
NC:uly 1/3 or Ame:ri..:11n
children do not live witb
bot h o f th e1r natural
parents 3. II',¥ of illl turth~
Tile ~'e JUt of
-lac!-llarnrd, 1ut yeu's utkiMI eoUe-
(iate eblmp; Ulll•enttJ or
'NUIIIJtclco. Ulll•en!IJ or w,.......... PeoM11nUI
Uatnrsl.ty, tbe Nanl Aca·
&emy, WT, uc
and boundll"SS rorests. m1ncs
and other natural resources.
He s tudied Amtric•'s
sc hools, her Congress and
aod that a more rea.Jistte North ClllOO OrfYe, Be•erly
system be used to count Hills, ZU-216.9423. or,
present nights. so that one '·Committee for Local Coo.
"night'' would be one take· trol of the CoaJta.l Zooe,"
off, rather than '•sectioned" P.O. Bos 835, Balboa, Cal-
take-ott. lfomla. 9Z661, 714-673-5729. her matdthtss Const ttution
w•thout comprehending
America's power. Not , !le
said . until ht went into the ......... ,. ..... ~ ...
beard p~tPits "an'1me with
righteousness" did he
unders tand 'M K CT"l'l of her
g.enlus and srrentj:th . tlt
T ocqueville returned \o
Franr....-and wrote.
He favors extencUng the Youra truly,
Corona d~l Mar rneny John Haskell
down Bonita Canyon, and be-Be.-erly HUls
lleves that a concerted elty ---, .-n Is DMOed to ltf.leoft'l• pUsh this. _....;:c=:::::::..:::..:;:::.::,._
"We need to put the same
effort in to the Bonita Can-
yon bypass that we hue
gtTen to getting a new Coast
Highway bridge,'' be told
a reeent rorum.
'•I am a firm believer .''
ays the mayor, ''in the
free enterprise system; a
strong advoeate of loeal coo-
trot; senstUve to,andwtulng
to work with all •lewpolnts
on crWcal Issues."
8e sees tra.fttc and part-tn'c as tbe most Important
problems faclng the c ity,
and promised recently that
the etty ''intends to pursue
the off·street parking prob-
lem ln Corona del Mar, and
to provide the wherewithal
to do It "
He ~s nOt taken a YOC.al
posWon on ertt>Odtnc Un.i-
't't.rsity Dr. ac ross the Back
Bay, hilt did urge the county
taM year ttl )ltn the city in
nuzu:IQC an eowlronmenta.I
lmpeet report oo the pro.
poal. As a member of a
NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV-
EN tbJt the Clt)' CouDeU of
the Ctty of Newport Beaeh
will bold a pabllc beaJ1Dc
regarding Teotatln MIP of
·n.d No. 8725 (Ameoded),
.. request by tbe C.ity__of
N.wpol't Such to ameod
Condltloa No. 8 of Teota-
Uwe Map of 8725 to lncrease
tbe al&e of the play ar•
propoMd. at the oortheUt
comer of El Capitan Drlf"e
ud Spnlus HUl Road from
one-ball acre to approx-
imately ooe acre aod to de·
cree.se the slze or the pro.
poAJCl part 11te at the aoutb·
eut eoraer of Spyglul Hill
Road lDd Ne.-Mac:Arttllr
8oclleftrd from 6 ICf'd to
approximately 5-1/4 acna;
loOOid P-C.
l'IOTICE IS HEREBY FUJ..
TRER GIVEN tbll tile aid
"""'"' hearlll( will bo -OD the lZth day of Aprtl,
1978, at tbt lloar of 7:SO
p.m. lD the CODcll c .. aa.
bon ol tile City H.U or lilt
CIIJ ol N._rt llolcll, Cal.
•
America is grnt hec;~u~e
Americll IS good. and if
Am t ric:a ever ct"aKS to tw
good , Americ.1 will r..·eaJOe to
be great. Wbo in his right
mm d o:oukl now SIIY !hal
Amcric.:l is truly aood "
Cohabitation w•thout
marriage inneased 800'.i in
' ~
• ) • • -•
•l*IC tbe Fish and Game
Otpt. oo Upper Bay matters,
bt wtll ban aome tD.nuence
oa tbt um.-e.rstty Dr. pro-
joel.
UOnla, at ""'ch UIM ... "'!!~~~§~ piece uy ud a.ll pe~ ""'
lat•ftlled mlJ ....... -be ~MUd tbtnoD. LINCOLN
Gnmg rhrou~ l .tn~oln\
~!)e cc h c~. '\llh' Pll~f' .
ltllcr~. 11nd rn .o nh·tl
convtr~r.ttton '. WI' tl i .... ·uvcr
thlll lhCrt' r.trc ~t·vcr'lly~cvcn
qu o 111rion" frvm, v,•
n'ftrcn~.~ .. to, thr D•hlc. 1'ht
majority of tht11e 11rr in tti~
spccchs . with hi "
convcn11k>n • dou ~ontl .
MJMt of the d t•tion!l ' lrt
from the four (~lr a nd
tJ1c words of Jew•. <~ntail'l
\.'OI'M:J .second, while t .. •
hal~m 1nd the boot of
t-:xodull 1re litd for third
place. fie quol~ from
twenl~4wo of the al:tty-.lx
hooks of the Bihle, -•nd
si:~~leen o f lhe twenl)'-l'fi'O
1n1 hoob ol" lhe Olll
Tes111mc.nL
("-rtn,·• H. Mc:C.:•rtlfry
Ooril Ctorp
ActlJII City Clort
C!tyotll...,..m-
PIIbU~ ~',I, 1rr., Ia
tile llooport -l:ulp.
. La&.mca
f'IC'ITn(llll --1<41111!'A,_
ftl Ill eN,.,_ II ...... -..........
R..,..n 1M., IU -...... -... -.--.c.. -= 0... G. 1.1 .. m .. --. ...,_ ,.,.-.c .. -. ,_' ..... -~·
... ..,. •
1 "ttst ......
~c. .... .
nil t ' sat ... 111111 ... ._...,_,Or_
-c.-, -· •. lfll. PJA"t Afd l, .. 11, a, 1111. 1a a. ••rwt lutlor'sntr. ~
I
are llle~ti t imat e twu:t• a~
many as 20 yc;ars ago. 4 .
The silt or tb r average
househoh.l 1s hclow J for thl·
lil"l'il IHn•· 1ft l ln1 Ct'tl Sratt•s
hi~l ory S. Tht· naC •~mal
hirt h r;1lt' 1s only ~hghtly
;~hove lht' 1'17.\ rr··~1rd luw
<f1f IS ,1._......,._1aHun
Who o:an sav..-us"' Nu
U t•mo t·rat 1\n•l n u
Re!)uhl1..:11 n. t;uJ •~ nr..'ll hr..•r.
Only (joJ ~·an savr..~ us. liud
w•ll 'illve u,; ~.-..·n~,(
until . Wt' dt·~r..·rvt• h1~
1n1ervenuon St••· II
Chronu..:lt's . 7 14 .
Ho'aJ,•rJ · , omiiH'II I.• u,J
qUt'~//nllj Urt" lt"dnl/,.1'
Pltll.tt' ""'1/1" 11.1 ul ··nu·
Amt'f/('Utl Wu.•· l·c·uturc•x, ··
R•H lfiiJ I( f 11(1'mt 1-i•rl(l".
7"f'fftlt'.UI'I' }7Hfl}.
•
UCLA, USC,
Ull1Yerttty.
NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEAIU!IG
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV.
EN that the CIIJ eo-:u af
tile CIIJ af M._rt Boocb
..w bold • pOI>Uc -rerprdblc TtDiat1t't llllp ol
Tract No. 1787, a l'lllbHl
.. -... --aod Lou~"-" B•eb. to ereatt OM parcel
of 1aDd tor c~ •t•m
modlcal olllce ~
Jocattd at U:O liltlpertDr A•a-
..... lCI'ON ~ "'-'-4
from Venatnn..aa-tha·
8-;-A-P.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR •
THER GIVEN tbll 1M aid
,.Uc boarlll will bo llllld
• till 11111 day o( April.
'"'· at till ..... "' 7:10 f ,ll, Ia lilt eo.ctl Cll&m-
loon cl 1111 Clty IIIJl c1 tha
Cttr cl "-" B..tt, Cal·
....... ol --""" ,.... .. , ... aa,._
llltr p¢ d .., 7III!IU -.. ...... -.
DorlaG.rp
Mille CllJ c ..
CtiJ fll •sll*lt a.ct.
........... l, '"' • ... •••pert lluW .......
'•
.I
•
1
TltUitSMY. APtll l 8" •
CDOA DElMA. CAL
""'' e DIHJCNf ... ~
.. o... ,.~~c~l
Ebell bazaar features
international fashions ............ ,c. ... ,.
o• ~ .... Till ..
tn.SIII OP ... ._.
•1'1 TVIL ... IAT
PC*T Mn!•IMOP
Jft1 L C:OAIT HWY.
c:-•o.A OeL MA•
PO T 1'HeAT•t aLOG.
NAiaOI VI&ITOtt
It 101 an a ...-comer,
OT aaow of I DIWCOIMI' to
tbt Harbor Ar• Wbo ...
.t beta weJeom.._ do IlK
• fal'Of bJ ea.I.UII .... Jtar-
bor Vtattor betwew I ud
10 a.m. Ud lbe wtn call
0D )WT triad wttll ftll-
able I.Dformatioe ud cUb
from frteocfly t.aa.a
rt.rms ftlcll stud nad]
to btlp her become
acqat~t..t wttb her new •uno.dtllc•· THE HARBOR VlSITOR
PHONE: 494-9168
or 646-0174
OUCH!
The £bell Clll> ofl'"fOrt
Beacb wW ..,..., biller-.auaw ,...._ bauar at
U.e Bahia COI"bbllllaD Ta~
Clab, 1601 Bayside Drift.
Corona clel Mar, at 11 •~m.
AprU ZO.
Mrs. Coale RIPPer, fa-
shJoo coordtaator, lVI t he
lhow wlll e.,....,. tbe
'•eros" calbares" fromGaa-
temaJa., Morocco, Ida IDd
South Seas.
Mrs. MariJJD 0.... pre-
sldeat. Mrs. Rlebard Hod(e,
chairman, and Mla Ger-
trude Lue, 1rbo wW llrnlsh
~cqn.md muae, ~u
ststilc Mra. Raplper.
Tb.l5 6md 1"'istD« neat
wtlJ beDeftt tbe el*' 1 ptdl-
Udlroptc aettntles, wttb
emphasis oo the scbola.rsbip
prognm.
The bau.ar committee ID -
e tudes limes. Coutaoce S.
Downer, Michael Moabpe,
John Hodge, R..'"lbert PIWD-
ger, Rudolph A.. Vuasek.
I• YOUR Insurant"~ Adequate..!.
•· f' tpf'delitf' in
LOW COST ••rinf' ineurenC'f' !
548-5554
Another Great
Paramount Sports
N ew ·
R awlings
Tennis Balls
$2.10 per can
WITH TRADf·IN OF 3 OLD IALLS ...... ~~ m p~_,,,;,, 1111 lo, "'•"•·
t:!:f'ilt!amorcnl
........ tile ---ttoal ..........
mLI'»LC-Mw ar=M""
.... tllra n.s.-Frl.to 1:00 p.a.-hLD-1
MARINERS CHURCH
MOW tH OUR HEW IUILDIHG
1000 BISON, AT JAMBOREE, NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHONE: 640-6010
THE TE ACHING IS CENTERED ON JESUS CHRIST
AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL
CHRISTIAN LIVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME.
Counseling and vlsltlng available.
SUN DAY SE RVICES: 8:00-9:30-11 :00 A.M.
MaaM q a»ae, ....,_ Jill-
.... Kim liloetape, Rabelt
Beccl Md Maey E...-
Tbe ellb wtll be llblue
wltll ,.now, COld ad ruae
m.ma. Mrs. Tbomu Baamt
Ia declont:lclu cbi.Jr~ u-
stJted by Mmes. EdwlD H.
F ... er, Pldlllp G. Flaba.rty,
Robert Jacoba, ud Alll.oo
E. llmu.
Mrs. Cb&rles Kelley 1s In
eba.rp 411 prt&.M, ......,_
by Mra. B. KIIOil Broob
and ltra • .uu.r Neeb. Tic-
ket &armatkJD may be ob-
t.amect from Mrs. L. W.
Jeots IDd Fruct.aGloeiiDer,
644-5585 aDd 640-t830.
LT. HORTOH WITH
lRD AIRCRAFT WING
MartDe Lt. Raymood C. Horta.. no.e wile, Troya
Ja.oe, la tbe ctaacnter of Mr.
&Dd Mrs. Troy Smith ofl814
Viola Place, Costa MeA,
bas reported for duty wlth
the Sd . Marine Alrcn.tt Wing,
Ma rioe Corps AJr Station,
El Toro. He Is a 1966 gra-
ctuate of Miami Norland htgb
school, Mlaml, and joi.Ded the
Marine Corps 1.o Jamary
1973. •
GEM
TALK
aY J .C.HUMPHRIE S
J. C. H 11"'phn r '· u ho, ~
siOrf' fll 18 2 J N f'V port
Blvd. bfls b""" a ( 011a ~ua /ar~d,•rlt. for"'"'" lhtn~ 28 )f'ar.s, rs a"
-t/.oril) u" tem5 a"d
;f'u «>lrv.
IHTERHATIOHAL
VIOLEHCE UPS
GEM VAL'JES
Colored gem prices in
puttcul.aT have been
creepq up each month
as violence sweeps through
many countries producing
such stooes.
Based on a December,
1974, index. the October,
1975, median price paid
by jewelers tor emeralds
was up 45%, rubles 37~
&Dd sapphires 17<l. Subse-
qaeot polltJeal apb•vals
ha.-e pushed prices even
h.lgber, and 1t appears t~t
the sttuat1oo wUl get
worse.
Our coocern ~that many
of our frleods and custom-
ers may be uDder-insured,
and t~t you wtth valuable
gems might be wlse to
bave them re-appraised.
Pe rhaps one jeweler's hu-
morous comment shouldbe
taken seriously. He quipped
that ''The way t hlogs a.re
gol.Dg, oners should gtve
thelr gems an anooal value
cbeck-up --like tbelr own
YillU to the doctor.''
&rvice a11d Qualil.Y
Since 1946
aTtishtas
NURSERY-
FLORIST
Enjoy the Jewel-like Perfection of
Cost a Mesa's Official Flower.
FUCHSIAS
SHADE CARDEN FAVORI TE. MANY
IASICET AND UPRIGHT VARIETIES.
4" Pot .98
6 for 5.49
FTD Green Ribbon Indoor
Plant SALE
~"PIGGY BACK" PLANTS
IRIGftT GREIIt 1MOOOI flLA .. T. MIW LEAVU
SPROUT .. P~GCYaAe&'' PIOM OLD lEAVES.
6" POT
~·· 1.95
Practical and Portable. . .
PRESSED PULP POTS
POR GlOWING I'LOWI RS, VfGIT AIL U .
UtRUIS AMD Tltii.S. GR IAT 'OR LIMITID
IPAC:I GAROIMIMGI
Priced from-
Thrv .. ,. 6
.59 for 10" Dia. Pot to 6.95 for 24" Dia.
s,~citll• u.~w *> s.,1., • II•J
Plllll s•llll
2640 Harber Bl•d •• C.O..a Meu
....... y -
BOY AND GIRL OF THE YEAR at N~rt Harbor and
Corooa del Mar bleb schools were hooored last week
by tbe Newport Ha.rtlor E1change Club. From left are
Oand Keat aDd LlDda Kuhn of Harbor High, Exchange
cba.trma.n J act Klnc, aDd Deborah V oegel and C hrtstopher
Palmer of Corooa del Mar High. The students were
picked by thelr schools, based oo Exc-hange Club c riteria.
wbicb iueluded community service , academic achieve-
ment, extra-curricular activity and leadership abilitv.
All were booored at the Exchann Club luncheon held
last T hursday at t he Bahia Corlnthtan Yacht Clull. (Ex-
c~e Club pboto.)
NeWcomers at Hoag
• MONDAY, MARCH 8
Boy -Mr •. Jld Mrs. S}
Elliott, 3482 Birch, Irvine.
• TUESDAY. MAR CH 9
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Calabretta, 376 E. 19th St.,
Cosu Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Vin-
cent Elble, 2827 Clubhouse
Rd., Costa Mesa.
Bo) -~fr. and Mrs. Gan
Eckl es, 301 Orchid Ave:,
Corona dE>l Mar.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Ron-
ald Baln, 2885 Fatrview Ret,
F -105, Costa Mesa.
• WEDN ESDAY, MARCH 10
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Lar n
Renger, li74 New Hamp~
shir e Dr., Costa Mesa.
Gir l - Mr. and Mrs. AI.
bert Hansen, 513 FernJea1
Ave., Corona del Mar.
Girl -Mr. aorl ~1rs. Don-
ald Berezin. t·nt Man-
chester, ' n•·.
Girl -,\lr. anrl Mrs. Larn
Westman, 1033 Linden PI.·,
Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John
Waller , n6 Paularlno, Costa
Mesa.
• THURSDAY, MARCH 11
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Sa-
buro Niizawa, 28i -1 ZCosta
Mesa St., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Sweet, 4931 Sealord, Ir-
vine.
Boy -Mr. and ~Irs. An-
t hony Christina, 521 Mar-
guerite, Corona •1Pl Mar .
Art tour
April 6th
The Art Appreclatton
Group of the Tuesday Club
of Newport Harbor wW take
their last trip of the 1 9'75 -
76 club year :\.prll 6, ""hen
1 they journey by bus to th(>
Huntington Library and Art
Gallery io Santa Manoo.
The llbrar}' tour wUI be
preceded 9y luncheon at the
Huntington Sheraton Hotel in
Pasadena.
other tour s this vea r "'er e
to the lAs An~reles County
Museum of Art to vtew Scy-
thlao exhibit and sho·o~·ing of
pai.nting..; from the Hermi-
tage-Leningrad, a day at the
Mission Inn at RlversidE>and
a visit to the Edward Dean
Museum, River side County
Art and Culture Center at
Cher ry Valley.
Mrs. Floyd M. Srott,
chairperson, ur~es all mem-
bers to get their rPs£>rYa-
tloos Immediately.
ARC BLOODMOBILE
COMING APRIL 5TH
The Red Cross bloodmo-
bUl' wtl1 be at the Marriott
Hotel, Newport Center, oo
lllooctay, April 5, from 11
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Compan-
Ies lD the Newport Center
area wbo will be rolllnc liP
tbelr slee•es are: Air Cal-
llof'llla. AYCO Flnanctal,
Coldwell Ban.kel and Com-
pany a.Dd Gulflnsorance. Any
other lDterested orpnta.a-
tloa are encoo rag-ed to call
tb• peno~U~tl oftlc~ at liM
Marriott. 640-4000, to mate
IIJI)OlDt melts.
CAN De DA TfS TALK
Cudidat.. lor Newport a-ell CttJ c~u YW ta1t
W. moi'DliC, Aprtl l, at
a bnd:tut IMtttlc of tbe
Mewport H~ IU...a. c lib at tM Bahia Co.rtntll&a.a
Tacllt Clllb.
Tbe KtwulsCl.otNtw-
JQrt c .... r ud COI'C* dt1
Mar ..... .,.. tmted to
attad tM bN&tfallt. wtltda
.euts at 7:30 ••••
• FRIDAY, MARCH 12
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Wll-
llam Moritz, 2279 Republir,
Costa Mesa.
Boy,-Mr. and Mrs . Rtck
Waddell, 2552 Elden, "'A,
Costa Mesa.
Boy - Dr . anrt Mrs. RaY-
mood Kodesch, 963 Golden-
roo Dr., Costa ~·esa.
* S.Ht.:RDI\Y, MARCH 13
B<l} -Mr. and Mrs. Mer-
nil Pugmire, 332 Bucknell
Rrt., Costa Mesa. ,
• S{j'\[JAY, MARCH 14
Gtrl -Mr. and Mrs. Wes-
ley Wittmeyer, 41 8-1/2
Marguerite, Corona del Mar.
Boy - Mr. and Mrs Rich-
ard Craft, 14701 Sweetan,
Irvine.
Gi rl -Mr . and Mrs. Al -
bert Davison Jr., i Dogwood
~orth, Irvine.
• MOi\DAY, MARCH 15
Boy -M•. anrt Mrs . Ter-
ren~'e Jones, 383 w. Bay,
lf6, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. David
Barden, 3612 Redwood St.,
Irvine.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs .. '!-
bert James, 14901 Grove-
view Lane, Irvine.
Gtrl -Mr. and Mrs.Larrr
Ells, 1574 E. Ocean Rlvc1.,
Balboa.
Gtrl -Dr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Wtdman, 2333 Arall3
St., East Bluff.
• Tt:ESDA Y, MARCH 16
Girl . Mr. and ~Irs. Wal-
ter Holmes, 3i01 Parkview,
Apt. 4-A, Irvine.
• WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17
Girl -Mr. and Mrs.J erry
Ratteree, 2155 Canyon, Apt.
C, Costa Mesa.
• THl:R$0.4.), Mo\.RCH 18
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs. Ml-
cl\ael Stephens, 900 Alder
Pl., East Bluff.
Bo} -Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Donahoe, 162 22n1 <;t., Cos-
ta Mesa.
Bo) -Mr. and ~Irs. Craig
McC laln, 4522 Ranrh Grove
Dr ., Irvine
Girl -Mr. an1 \1rs. Rus-
sell Kidd~>r, 51... \"ta Lido
Soud, Lido Isle.
• FRIDAY, \1.\RCH 19
Boy -Mr. awl \1rs. Tat-
soya Hayasht, 26 Wlllo"'
Tree Ln., IrvtnE'.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ste -
phen Groat, ·, L)eerspring,
lrvlne.
Girl -Mr .. tn<l ~Irs. Char-
les Kotmo"·, :!l,g \\'tllesley
Ln., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr . .l.lld Mrs. Da-
vld Arnold, 318 Ruena \'ls-
ta, Balboa.
Gir l -Mr. and Mrs. Den-
ney Baker, 2316 Santa Ana
Ave., Costa Mesa.
• SATURDAY, MARCH 20
Gt rl -Mr. and Mrs. Mu-
btmmed Wustof2, 249 E.
Wilson, Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, MARCH21, 1976
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Cra4
WeDdell, 353 A Woodland.
Cotta Mesa.
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs. Ran-
dal Stabler, 176 CosU Mesa.
Costa Mesa.
S~,J>0 BURQ..ARY
IN HARBOR VIEW
Tble•tl took loot ftltH!<I
at $26,500 lut week trom a
KartJor VI"' ftomes I'Hl-
dtDee.
D)lmew Para told pol-
lee be ...caned to lU llome
at !SOl Port Wbltby at 11
p.m. Tbu.tay, after aM-
enal(tlt abs•c•, Uld dla-
COft~ that hl.l tro11t dDor
bad b.-pried ...
.. ...... Yeft 4 hftdu
"Pt ftllled ll from $1,500
10 $t.OOO •eb. p1U a wnon.
ea'"n,utl..-......_ • e~~-.n...., ...... .. ..........
•cAROUsa· CHOSEN
FOR OCC MU 51 CAL
··Carousel.' • the mu.sical
cla.ssic by Rodgerj; IDd Ham-
mersteln, ba.s been selected
as Ora.nge Coast Collece's
Zlst aumaal sum.oer musical
production. The show will
be staged at 8:30 p.m. Aug.
4-7 in tbf' audllo rium.
Director wuuam Purkiss
says that aodltloos wlll be
held June 14-16 at 6:30 p.m.
Tl\e SUMmer musical will
draw (rom both theOCC stu-
dent body and the community.
People in the p lay, both on
stage and in production, wUl
r eceive 4 units of college
credit. Rehearsals will be
held Mooday through Fwh}
from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.
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IS GOAL OF MINISTRY ••u.u nm n ...... ot Newport
.,...,., C•'er Or. B•ell bu eeltlblltiJed Salt
s.iN 001 I. Liebl Coma.a~eat~ons. I ---=:-""' ~emtM.r miDJ.tltry ror .._ _ _;N;.;•;;;E-~'"~";.;•;.;--. _ _, tbe Ame.rlcu t'.unily Under
GWENDA
GETS THINGS DONE!
e PROVEN LIST OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS DURING ?0
YEARS OF CIVIC VOLUNTEER SERV ICE IN NEW
PORT 8EACH e OUAUFtEO AND AVAILABLE FULl TIME TO WORK
ON THE PRO BLEMS OF TRAFFIC, POLLUTION AND
GROWTH
e INTERESTED IN THE NEEDS OF SEN IOR CITIZE NS
AND CULTURAL AND AECAEA TI ONA.L PUASUilS
I GWENDA A. WATSON I X I
NEWPORT BEACH CITY COUNCIL
.TUESDAY, APRIL 1976
~~~~ MONDAYthruTHURSDAY SPECIALS
(Fri., Sat.&· Sunday 'til 6 P.M.)-Excluding Ho/Jdayr;
din.ters include soup or salad. baked po tato or rice
RED SNAPPER .......... . . . . . . . 2.75
MAHI MAHI ......... .'.......... 2.95
GRILLED SEA BASS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.25
TOP SIRLOIN .......... , . . . . • . . . 3.75
NEW YORK STEAK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.95
LOBSTER TAIL ................. 5.5o j
STEAK AND LOBSTER . . . . . . . . . . . 5.95
LUNCHEON also served daify un ri/4 p.m. ~
16278 Pa.;ilte Coni Hwv • Hunttnglon Bch. • f213f 592 132,1 1~
3101 E. Coni Hwv •Coron• 0_. M•r • !7 14f 67ft.0900 )l
CUSTOM IHERAPEUTIC:SPAS
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ANAH EIM
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GARDEN GROVE
750-7665
FULLERTON
871.8020
tne b11auu of "mad••
marrtace'' a.od '•maxt~m
parenthoOd."
For the lalll ! yeara, be
has beencoodttcUacaoatloa-
wtde semlnu procrtm Ia
Los Angeles, CblclgO, Wa-
shtogton, D.c •• Dallas, ud
numerous otber cities. With
th~forma.Uon of Salt & Light
Communleatlons. he plans
''!! ma)or erpanslon of this
mini stry" to both church
and s~lar oommlllllttes,
'• The American famUy."'
he says frankly. ''ls break-
inK down, and the prospects
for Improvement are bleak.
Women's llberattoo, tbe oew
morality, and the bbarriDg
of sexual Identities are ooly
3r\ding fuel to the fire. The
dynamic of Intimate ooeness
in a marriage is bei.Dg shat-
tered. As :a result, for every
1,000 marriages ln the state
of Callfomla there are 755
divorces. People 1'\Ust have
a positive, practical master
plan to heal their mar-
riages.''
His first ''maximum mar-
riage" seminar Is s lated for
P..la)' I at the South Coast
Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa.
Ar\riJtlonal seminars are
plann('(\ (Or La Mirada., Cal.
if.; Memphis. Portland, Chi-
' ap:o, and""Los Angeles.
.. Maximu m ·na rrlage is a
RllJ\ICall y centered program
tha t lakes some very old and
vQr) proven principles and
shows people how tt ~ly
these principles ln a very
('on temporary society,'' he
sap;. · Our ~oal Is to help
rebuild strong famtlies
on solid principles."
Mr. Timmons hOlds a
master of t heology from DaJ.
las Theological Seminary,
l!.nrl has serv ed as assistant
pastor for 2 years and as 1
ca.n1pus minister for4 years.
Ht> Is tl1e author of 3 books:
··cl,:tlns or theSplrll: a man·
u:~.l for liberation," ''One
plus one,'' and his upcoming
'·M:::txlmum rna rriare.'' He
has 3lso written and narra-
ter1 a film entitled ''Oneplus
one.··
~lr. Timmons aodhlswlfe,
C:11ol , recently moved from
Dalla s to ~e...,-port Beach.
Tl1ev have 3 chlldren--Tam-
my:Taey, and Tlmothy.
HOM SPEAKERS
ARE AVAILABLE
". !lre"tory of speakers
and topics ava.Uable tllrough
the ne~~o·!y organized Hoag
llospital speakers bureau
tua} no'lo' be obtained from
the hospital'~' pUIJ!lc rela-
tions office.
T41e speakers bureau has
been forrned as apubllcser-
\'it'e ro ma ke the hospital's
h€"a llh education resourct>S
a\'3ilahl€" to the schools,
churches, clubs and service
organizations. The speakers
and sub}ects listed ln the
director}' are available by
advanr·e registratloo, most
at no "har~te.
Topics include the history
of the hOspital, health eare
careers, health care profes-
sional, sta ytng healthy, rai -
sin£ you r children, diagoos-
t it proredures for better
he a II h, disease and pro-
11 rams or tre:~.tment, cosme-
tk ~nd reconstructive sur-
gen·, !he splrttua.l side of
!llness.
Copies or the directory
L "'U"" MI 'UEL CO.t.ST.t.L AIH .O. 1"3) l•e obtained by calling .. u-'" '" STAll LICENSE " • 1~..;8;,;3;,;1.;,·2;,'R;;,;S;.. __ .:;,:;;,,;,";,;';,;',;,";..--•· 6;,-16;;.,·,;,50•9;._•_. the public relations office, 6 45 -86~, extension 2108.
Daily Sun jet service from
nearby Orange County Airport.
Economy fares for famtlies and
groups, too. So call Air California
first. If there's an easier way to get
you there, we'D be the
first to tell you.
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LOOKING FORWlRD to !he April S ~ Ia
Beaumoot for Chlldrea's Ytuare. USA, are U.. Newport
Beach residents. Mrs. Woyd McDooald. at left. 1atk»al
board member of L J.L {Ioteroatlaul Orphau t,c.~ ud
Mrs. Earl Fusselman. bmdiDI presideDt ol t.be Newport
Beach chapter and also a meJOOer of the Dl.tioDll board.
The Village wUI proYlde care ud cOilll!lellDI: i:lr abued
children from Los Angeles, R\Yerside iDd Orutip coun-
ties, The grouodbreaklng will be followed by a clance
at the Gene Autry hotel in Palm SprJ.Dcs, Tbe cureot
president of the Newport Beach chapter ls M.rs, James
Glavas and other members of the VUI.a.c:e committee
inchJd; Mrs . Bert Coffey of Ne'*port Beach ud Mrs.
Gene Martin and Mrs. WUJlam Gay Thrash of Corooa.
del Mar, (Dean Allen photo.)
Here comes Showboat
for the 4th consecutive
year, the BaMia Corlnthl.an
Ya<.ht Club will hOst tts
·•ShOwboat" and for the first
time extend it for 3 nights
to accomm~te all the club
members and their guests.
Scheduled for today, Frl-_,
da)', and Saturday, April 1,
2 and 3, festtYIUes for '•here
comes the shOwboat '76"
wlll begin with 6:30 p.m.
cocktails in the Columbll.
Room toUowed by an 8 p.m.
roast dinner and the 9 p.m.
''Showboat.''
The show ts produced by
Tom and June Gleason and
directt>d by Tom OieaSOD.
Musical director Is Jotm
Gettle, assisted by John
Kimble, Jack Conoors, Jonn
Howell and Hal Blmkrant.
Choreographer Is Arlee Hig-
bee.
flj Mllt1CY OPBIS
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college ...
Her college ·c:·;· ;;~r-;~~~111 Choose from ISOO pilintings I
of laJ# and Sl'I'Wl American
colleges ~nd \0\ive'Sities.
AD OCD'O<Iit<d mo<tial and
law schools, too! Uch onr
twt~inted in Boston on
the~ siM of glass.
Very traditional. Very
classic. Ask for our list
of nation-wide roll~.
Cha'nCe are yours is on our
list. Pictu~. US. Picture
with mirror, 560.
CASUAl. TABLETOP FASHIONS • GIFTS
'ANTIQUE f\JRNITURE • HOUSE PLANTS
50\Jl'M COAST PlAlA. COSTA MESA AIRMAN Mitchell P. Shul.
m:u, whose father and step-
mother , Mt . and Mrs. David
Shulman, reside at 2001
Lemnos Drive, Costa Mesa,
has been selected for techni-
cal tral.nin~ in the 0 . S. Air
Force fire pro!ectioo field
at Chanute APBJ Ill. The
alrrn;m, wbo recently com.
pleted basic training at
Lack.land AFB, Tens, is t
1975 graduate of Estancia
high sc:Jool.
Cast members include
Tom Gleason as master of
ceremonies, Suzy Ficker,
Marc!.. Holyoake, Jay Greer
and his gui '1r, Mmes. Lee
P. JonDn, James w. H~
Jr., Robert H. Parker. Ter-
enCe R. MulUga n, Edwtrd
L. Koenig Jr •• Edward J.i •• , :-.
no ld, Lorin \1letss, Ja.ck.
Johnson, Dnld Price. Thel·
DUTCH AUCTION
TO RAISE FUNDS
The'women's AuxUlary of
the Children's Neurological
Foundation wUJ hold a
'·Dutch auction•· at 11 a.m.
this Saturday, April 3. The
au ction wUJ be held In con-
junction with a hornemadt
chill feed, both to be lleld.
at the Foundation, 2650 AYOD
Street, near the Riverside
post office, ln Newport
Beach.
Mrs. Marilyn Tyler,
spokeswoman for the Auxll.
ia ry, states, -"Bring plenty
of quarters!" In a Dutch auc~
tlon, one person places a
quarter for the Item deSired
and others follow suJt by
placing their quarters in the
pot until a pre~timed. buzzer
goes off.
All fUnd s raised from thls
event go· toward the support
of the Chtldren's Neurolo-
gical Foundation, a non-pro!
tit, tax exempt organization,
rna Fallon, LoreUo GagUo,.
Joyce stein; also lllss Weo-
day Jordan, B. J. Ursin,
Salnt Cicero. Jane S. Sul-
livan, Debbie Clbbarelli,
Barbara Wh.ttlock, Dr. WU-
liam Baldwin. Jean Tandow·
sky, Dr. Arthur M. Howard,
Peter Semrod, KirkS. Lamb,
Arlee lligbee,
''Showboat'' chairmen are
Mrs. Joseph Moolga.l and
Mrs. Weiss. Mel Higbee Is
in charge of Ughtlng, the
James Ottos will 1\andlephO-
tographs of the cast ud
Jean Tanl1owsk)' Is In charge
of pubUctty,
ReservaUoos mya be made
at the BahiaCorintltlan Yacht
Club, 1601 Bayside Dt1Ye.
Corona del Mar, 673-4382.
"I am voting for Ray Will)a,m~
because he and the Frienlls
saved the Bay, and I think he
has the best chance of saving
more of the Newport Beach I
love.''
YOUR VOTE CAN·
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Elect
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• DEb STARK, ZOl Patl AYe .. BaJbaa
lalud, wu amo.c tM w1Mer1 at tM It'll ...,... Nartb A...ncu ~ ,........__
8ldpl of tbe Amertcu CGatnct Brtdp
Leape ill Kauu City, Mo. He IIClOI"ed amc.c tbe muter potat ...._., ,.._
tint lD b1l aectloa 111 a oae ...SO. ..-
ta W11Aeb 576 playera coa.,6tect. • • •
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• THOMAS A. BERNAUER, attorney at
550 Newport Center Drtn, bu beeD ac-~ for me~ lD tbe Auooat:Jou
of Trtal Lawyers of Amerlt 1. Tlte a.aoela-
tioa., db beaciqaarters lD Ca. nbrldre. Mus.,
1s dedieated to tbe admiDlstJ atioa of )utloe
aod preseJTttlon of tbe trlal..J,y-)lry 111tem. •.MRS. IIIYlUrA S. TlfOMftnN of Coroaa
... . . . . wu .elected to tbe board ot cllndors of Los ~ :. Atlpl. ~ at tbe Orcut.aat1oo'l ID-
Dal meetilc. A8otber local resident. WIL-
LIAM 0. FREDERICKSON JR. of Ba.Jboa.
• • •
, . . completed b.la aemee IS presldeot aod
,· wu aamed boDorary director-. Mr. Freder-
. k t.:Nl rfJUred at tbe eDd of 1ut year IS · · · : · ·. P..nl maoacer of tbe Los Aaceles city
. · reereaUoo aDd parts depa.rtmeot l.Dd was
· ·· .• :~ .. appotated lut month to the Newport Beacb . : · .. · ·: PlanDlnc Commlaston.
• GEORGE L. ARGYROS ofNewportBelett.
president of Amel DeYelopmtllt Co. LD Suta
Ana. was n.am~ ebairman of tbe board of
trustees of Cbapmu CoUece, On.ace. at
tbe anoaaJ meetf.Dg. A member of tbe clua
of '59 at c hapman, he hu sened u a
trastee sioce 197S. He and hJs wife, Judie,
are piJ'tllb of S cblldren.
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. . • PETER A. OFFENBACHER of Corooa
; ~-~ : . del. Mar , senior at Colorado College to ·-.~· .~·· Colorado Sprtocs, bas re\lelYed tbe Tt.>mas
·· ·• ' : J, Wat.Joo feUowsblp for a year of lDdepeo-
·. '): ·· :· deat ltu4y. He .W go to Scotlaod to study
: · ·:: .. ~ Scotttsb system of juYeolle jasUce. Tbe
·• ·: .'< FoDndatloa was establl&hed lD 1961 by tbe
-· . widow of Tt.>mas J. Wat80Q, fOUDder of
·. -~ · ,·, · · ·lntenaUoaal Business Machtoes Corp., and
· ·. · -~ -tbe f\illowsblp program ns begun ln 1968
: · . · .bf tbe -Wat.ao cb.Udreo. • .... , . ' . . .
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. • ERIN BLACKWELL, 703 Heliotrope Ave.,
Coroaa del Mar, member of tbe first class
to graduate from the American Academy
of Dramatic Arts/West, Pasadena. took part
In tbe gradu.at.Ula ceremoay Much 28. Tbe
guest speaker •as actor Ralpb Bellamy.
GEOIG£ AIGYIOS COUNT a ASI !
• • •
• COUNT BA3lE and his band wtU be
featured at the 8th a.nr~.~al jau festival at
Orange Coast College, w1dcb opeu today,
April 1, and cootiolaes through this Saturday.
The Couot Baste concert wUJ be held at
8:30 p.m. Saturday. Slxty-ooe school bands
ftom 5 western states •W tate part lo the
festival. Cl1nics wUJ be held at 3:45 and
5 p.m. Frida:, aod 1:30 and 5 p.m. Saturday.
• WILLIAM H. McADAM, board cbalrman
of Colc!well, Banker &t Co., has beeo re-
elected president ot tbe Ca.U1ol1lia Museum
Armed forces caravan COLLINS RADIO GETS
S3 MILLI ON ORDER A speclal bicentennial Ar-
med Forces caravan wm vi-
sit the Harbor Area AprU
19aDd20.
Four vans, representtog
the A.rmy, NaYJ, MarlDes
and Alr Force, wUl bepark-
ed lD the Newport -Mesa
school district parld.Qc lot
OD 16th St.. Dell' Darld.on
FJeld, from 11 a.m. until 7
p.m. each <!ay.
Theme of the displays,
manoed by servicemen and
women, ls ''tile history ot
tbe armed forces and tbelr
contrtbatloo to the nation."
The caravan b.epn tOll~
tbe nattoa last Ja.ly 4. and wm COIIUIM tiiiOIII)o .. _.
of thls year, as part ol tbe
omclal national bicentennial
observance.
A $3 mUlloo contnct has
.Peen awtr(Secf to the Colllns
Radio section of Rockwell
1Jltemat1ooal lD Newport
Beach, Congressman An-
dr'81F Hinshaw awaocmces.
Assisti.og Newport Harbor
hlgb prt.Dclpal Jaelt King ar-
ranged the local 'fislt, wh!cb COSTA MESA MATTU SS CO. U believed lQ be the only 21JD .............. , ... ,.,
MATTRESSES
•EW -DaVILDIJfC
I~cular Shapes , ........ -c:.tt..
The pact, awarded by t be
office or Naval Etectroolc
ird..-.c a···no..Ustor
the productloa of sfdpbo&rd
airborne receivers and re-
lated logistical support. The
award is supplemental to a
conttnulng contract to be
carried out in the Newport
Beach plant of Collins Radio
on Jamboree Rd.
538 CENTER STREET • COSTA MESA -646··1919·
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Tennis Sh.orts & Shirts
Tennis Dresses
TENNIS RACKETS
TENNIS SHOES TENNIS BALLS
RACKET STRINGING
Baseball Shoes
Basketballs
Baseballs
Volleyballs
Soccerballs Track Shoes
Basketball Shoes
Soccer Shoes
Bike Repairin&
ams
because he wants ~ maintain
the residential character of the
community instead of the
continuing trend ~award more
hotels, conventions. and
tourism."
YOUR VOTE CAN
MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Elect
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WAVY SeamM ~lc~
Jdlaa C. Wi '.k. -af Mr.
ud Kn. Cblt 1rU.t of 4:i'J
La1f00d Circle, Costa
Me-. bu padutecl from
rec:nlt tnJa111c at tbe JlluaJ
TnJidac Cellel', Sell Diego.
Claues t.De!D lutractloo
la MUillatl!dp, m.Wtar)'
repladou. ftrellcbting,
ei!Dse order drill, tlrst aid
ud NaYJ bl.lt.oJ"y.
WELK SINGER
TO ENTERTAIN
Bab Ralst.oa of Lawrence
Welt fame wUl perform for
tbe Tbarsday Moi'DiDc Club
of Newport Beacb at an 11:30
JucbeoD AprU 8 at the Bal-. boa B.» .Cl~.;
·'he YerAWe Bob Ralston
bas beeo a piaDo soloist,
orp.ntst and arranger tor
the W elk organization for
tbe put twelYe yea.rs.
A cblld proc:Hgy, be plays
pta..oo, barpslcbord, pipe and
electroalc organ~ He bas re-
corded for RCA and also
enjoys playi.Qg the classics.
OCC revives Circle K
A ClrcJe K Cllb las beeD
Orpalr.ed OG t~ OCC Cam-
pu.
Circ:lt K. •bleb is a co-
edleatloaal 0~
1110010red by KJ na1s later-
utlooal, •u firat ehutered
OD tbe OCC eamp&s In 1962
aDd 4UbLoded lD 197!.
''Students of today •ant
to (et loYOl'fed wttb campus
and eommwty cooeertlS,"
aid club pres!~ Lynn
Parisb. '·Tbe tum, student
aet!Yt.sm. 1.s t11dar oa a oew
m..tac..,., _, ...._,
an OfP"'hc l)r~
UYe CO&)..I."
Tbe abjeetf•e ol Ctrde K
is to pJ'OYide aftdeab Wid~ I
meaa.s o! beiiUI otbln -'
beeomiag penc.alJJ ID-
volv811 lo t.be ~~earcb tor 10-
laticlu to ~11Dd com-
maotty problema. Tbe t.D-
ternatlonal organlzatt. bU
a membershJp of more thaD
11,000 ~ oamoretba.D
700 Ulllted States aDd Caa-
ldiu campues.
Ned H1ll IS one of the most respected c1t1zens
1n the Harbor area and he's a member of the
Bank of Newport team. Ned has been a local
banker and businessman for over 30 years and
Ned's off1ce 1s now located at our Ltdo off1ce
where he offers hts personalized servtce to
our customers 1n the Lido area.
Come by and talk over your banlong needs
with Ned He's one more example of why Bank
of Newport IS different from ordinary banks
Bank
cf
Newport
MAIN OFFICE Dover at Sixteenth Street • 645-5333
CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE Coast Highway near
MacArthur· 645·3330
LIDO OFFICE Th1rty-second Street at Lafayene
. 675-6333
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FLOWER SHOW & EASTER BUNNY AR~IVE NEXT WEEKI
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BICYCLIST Sbelley Sian, 11, <li 1'114 c.a,, «:-. M-. suffered aothlnc ..._ tMa bnl-. .._ Iter
bib collided wltb t car c~rtt• bJ a ...._.,. a.e11
mu WedDesday aftei'IIGml of -. 'l'ellt • c..t llwJ.
lll Con>~~~ del Mar. Silo lold--•cot-betYMD a puked car ud aDGII:ber ear u.t wu ta tM
PI'Qeea of parklog, t.t ra.c:ed lo .lllplllld IP ud Ullld
bellll crubed. Cbectq her for ~le t.)lrlel are
Newport police aDd tlremen_ no were tt tbe tc-
immedlately after the ml..lbap. (EilSip phOto.)
RECDRDI NG SOCIETY 10 MEET IN IRVINE
Tbe OrangeCountyRecor·
diac Society will meet t ttis
Friday nigbt, April Z, at the
Ylllage Park recreatiooal
ceater at University Park,
· lrYiDe. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
E blert of Irvine wUI be IKtsts.
Rlltll Smith of follel"tOII
ww prelt!llt a pracram ol
Carl Ortrs JM.tc JDitllod.
acc:orcttn« to 0. Bow)u ol
Ballloa !slaod, ~~~-<li
the -,._. Recorder
teacher Betty Z.tfte of
· Hermosa Beach w11l aullt.
RARE INTERNATIONAL
ANTIQUES
FROM THE PRI'(ATE COLLECTION
OF OR. H. E. HO WARD • SACRIFICE FOR
GUATEMALAN RELIEF
• '•GOLDEN'' CANDLESTICKS ·-almolll: Z-1/Z
feet high, welgh over 21 powxis, reputedly OWDed
by Napoleon; heuy gold onrlly; o•er 300 yean
old; made for crystal hangers. Must see to belle'te.
• CARVED CHINESE TABLE AND CHAIR -a
OYer 200 years old -· fiDe coodltion.
• Z AUDUBON PAiftPNGS (18Z1 ) --eogrt.Yed
and signed. -·
• ! ORIGlNAL TURNER LANDSC APE WATER
COLORS (1801 )
• LARGE LEAD-GLASS CRYSTAL PITCHER,
with liquor cylindrical cootalner ln cem.ter, sll'fer
top and baDdle; weighs over U pounds; oYer SOO
years oJd.
• 2 PRIMITNE EBONY FIGURES -very 'ftl.
uable, nre, old.
PRIVA TE 5HOWIMG -
PHOH.E, ~Oit ~P f O!Ml.JI!EM T
DR . H. E. HOWARD
644.0990
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NEW !DIE <li ValloJ 1leiiiJ Will be tbe N-rt Hart>or
ClaDiber tA Coa~merce blllldllc..,... golD( up at Jamboree
Ra.d -Sua. Ba.ri:U'I. Orin ill Newport Center. Vlslt-
111 the .Ue are tM pteddtDt of Valley Realty, John
YaltM~Dt.. It left, ud Jack Yoaters, oew rnaD~ger of tbe
Con.~ dtl liar otllee, wlltc1l wU1 mcwe to the new build-
lire iD ·mJd-MaJ. Mr. Ycakera, a CDM reslderrt, says u.e ... z.ooo IIIIU'e toot omce wW baTe • stan of zo.
s-.. Jo1o1oc ValloJ Rally, bt _...., .. IDd........,t
bl"'Urip. Prtor ID tblt, be ftl a real estate lecturer
IDd. en nlot. He 1ectared at Oraace Coa.st College,
wbHe • •rwect oa tt.e r.J. eMile adfta)ry comm lttee.
A ma)Dr ID tlte Air Force ~e. be alao acts as an adma..... COIIItlelor tor tbe Air Force Academy.
Stover not smoking
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The _e.__ ""'-..,-for JOr_tor_
empiOJeel, _...._ -Ill·
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buUt Wo tbe dbb1et ,..,
schedlle. TMCben ad c:6·
er eqarloyee:J are Iiiii iiC:W;
1Dg now IDr paJ bttes oltp
to aboUt 10 per ceat.
Hearucs Will be hed1 at
board of Ptcttloa meet11p
betweea aow Ud ~st. ...S
a final bud(et rill be adapted
lo AugUit.
Art Museum
pennif ok'd
South Coast regional
coastal commlsslooers gu e
their okay MOitdtJ to a new
home tn Newport Center for
the Newport Harbor Art
Museum.
The commlssloo granted a permit for the zo,ooo
square.foot museum and In ·
dicated oo ftJturt trouble for
Irvine Co. plans to also build
office bui111lngs, a theatre
&od a restaurant 1n the same
a.rea. A new city library is
planned for the same com.
plu. locat~ near the fire
and pollee stations.
The a.rt museum Is now
located at Balboa and Z3rd
In Centn.l Newport.
JEAN YAMANKA
OF CM IS DEAD
Jean Yamanaka, 30, mem-
bn of a prominent Costa
Mesa famll}·, dJed unexpect-
edly oo Wednesday of last
week In La Jolla. She was
taken to a hospital with what
was believed to be a case of
the nu, but died of an em-
bolism.
She grew up here and mov.
Smollet lto't'er'a 11 ql1et After the CouncU decision ed recently to San Diego,
ttdJ WMk. Tbe n1ldi!Kdla· , Mooday night, pollee cited where she worked fora com-
eoebeqpe acnu lf.W,Ort tbe oWDers on Tuesday night pute r nrm. She was on the
Bll'd,. from CttJ Hall eJoead wbal. tb.e club opened for San Diego United Palsy Assn.
dim late Jut •eet ...,.!be bulDess-a.s.usual. boan:l, and memorial dona. ow.r1 ~ IIJ1ed Ia tlons may be sent to that
u llleqlt 1D 11<1 • -r-HELEN LOMAX, '76, OF group.
arycout cmler alJowlortbe iCOSTAMESA IS OEAO She ts '""1"<1 by her DJcllt c.-1o ltlJ opea. Helea 76 20• parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
TlM eto.:n na ~!treed ' ·Yamanakl. or Z809 LaSalle,
bJ ttat Ne•&Mt ctty ca.-"~5:£i~j~:";w~~.~s:h:l::z:a Yaman. en. 'W'bicb c-.. lut well iJ and sfsJ
.t to nMW ........ .PII'• Ya manaQ. of Salt
mltl a11ow11c -. IIIM!c, clooelac ucl alcollolle ... _ •nca . tentay at r;:-.;;;ees were held Sunday
first United Methodist
Pea ce of mmd and 01rect Action Deposit really mean
the same th1ng when you use Cilizens Bank's Social
Secunty deposol melhod.
Chapel La Costa Mesa. wttb
tbe ReY. John LIDdvall of
Plymough Congregational
Clllrcb omctattng. Burial
wu lD: Westmtnister.
Mrs. Lomax came here
from lDdtana in 1948, She Is
•ntYed by c2aughter CLaud-
ette Lomu of San Jose, and
I:IJ D.leces Mar cell, Sarah and
Suu Walters of Costa Mesa
aod a 4th niece In Florida.
' Chur ch of Costa Mesa, with
Dr . Earl Isbell, Rev. Richard
Dunlap and Rev. Paul Alex.
ande r omct.attng. Burwwas
lD Pacific VIew Memorlal
Park here. Bell-Broadway
of Costa Mesa was director. And 1l's so Simple Come 1n to C 1tizens Bank and fill out
the aulhorozat1on form-we'll be glad lo assist you.
When you authorrze lhe governmenl lo send yo ur
monthly checks doreclly lo lh·e-nank. your worries are
over. because we handle everything !rom !here on.
Even tf you are away on vacation your checks are
depos1led auromarocally to your account There is no
more watltng. no more worry and no extra trips to the
bank. It g1ves you peace of mind.
You are ellgtble for 01rect Action Deposit if you receive
a check for : ,
Regular Reilrement and Survivors benefils
Supplemental Seconty Income benefils
D1sabillly Insurance benef!ls
Coal Mmers Health benei1IS
Wh y no! relax and en roy life ... and lei us help you do it
Fra nkly tl makes sense .
Direct-Action DePD$it
... for peace at mind
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crTilENS BANK (F (IJSIA MESA
~ Harbof Blvd. 'lt 8aker•(714) 11'1·4200•MembM'FOtC
SATUUAY Sill< ICING J 1111 • I I'M
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GLYDE MAYNARD
DIES AT AGE 89
M.lu Glyde MaYnard, 89,
loDe-time Corona ctel Mar r...,_, tiled Mardi Z5.
Ill• MaJDlrd was a member
of Coroaa del Mar Congre-
ptku.J Cbarcb here.
Gru:eslde~rrtee'S were
bel.d Moaday lD Cla.remoot.
Sbe 11 •nt•ed by a bro-
tber. Darid Ma,oard of Los
AHoc, tad taister, Marj)rle
Valle ot C .. Ja Vtsta.
W. F. BO NN ER SR OF
HARBOR VI E\IIIS OEAD
W. F'olsom BonnerSr •• 73,
of 1115 WhUe Sails, Hubor
View HUla, whO dled Mareb
!6, was burled Tuesday l.n
Paciftc VIew memorial park
here.
Mr. Bonner is SUrYIVedby
500 W. F._ Dooner Jr., aad
daughter Barban Lawrence
of Corooa del Mar, brother
Wllliam Bonner Jr. of Tens
and 6 gnndcblldren.
SerYices were Mlel Tues.
day ln Paclflc View Chapel.
The famUy lnfltes memo -
rW c:ontrlbuUons to floag
hoopiW.
fllie tMag~c,._'Pan
M 8UPI:Il8UNDAY aauNca ~ [AifD LUDa, 1'001]
• ~~flies inc:fud~ lE:Rs S;w~~liln -po•ched ~us 11orenline with spinach souffle, IDPf'f'd with
chedd.ar ch~se. $2.75 includes lhe milled fresh
fruil SalMi ... • the frwt SiJiad is also lervf!d
with rM Crepes BMMict -P/lSS. h•m •nd hol-
l.ndaise, Sl.t5 ... • Ham & Apple Crepes are
12M ... • another f•vo111e IS Cte•mf!d Chic lcen
c~ with parm~un ch~r -~nd ~ crisp
Spin•ch S•IMl with h•rrl·boil«< ~ ~nd chopped
bocon. -· · · OPEN 10 A.M . C.ddalls
COSTA MESA
South Coast Plaza
BUIJ..O.(:K'S WING
FREE ,.AfiQNO • -..1225
,, I CAN DPWUI•MAITI:ft CHAfiiOI•~MO
GARDEN CLUB <li...,.,... BW oQ1 llold a-.. ......
•ltb .. , .. ..u_ April sIt e. ..... ol Dr.-...... Dmd
KOCJIOII. 59 -Dr. --lin. "-"'; .C !eft. 1a pae·•nc tt1e ...._ u. 11n.. Gerard ... .._ •• ,
elab .-. DlDoor Will llle--dl Ylhllo War5lh. Perlian rice, broccoU w1tll. le-....._, CMMN
cabbage ala<!, e-rolla, oprloot trlllo, -ud
Caltfornla.' wiJles. Mra. Darld IIJddlemu: t. Ia cbarp
of publletty. (Enslp -.)
BOYS, 'GIRLS ANALS sET FOR MAY 1.2,8.9
Boys ud girls llna1J of
the Adoption G•lld chtrtty
tennls touroey will be played
May 1-2 and May e.g at the
Harbor "Racquet ChablaC05·
ta Mea..
Matches 1tart at 9 t.m.
botb dl.ya_ aDd are opeo to
pmuc tped:ators.
Harbor Racq~~et ClltJ is
on wu.oa betW~ Harbor
ud fordham.
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ADMISSION PRI CE PO.
SENIOR O Tili:MS Sf,f:O
voting for Ray W illiams
because he's actually done
something about preserving
open space."
' YOIJR VOTE CAN
MAKE A
Elect
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TAXI
DlUVER
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BLAZING ~SADDLES
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PROGRAMS FOR
EAS TE R WEEK
,._.. Euter weKre-
cnetta. Pf'OiiTU'tl WUt aa-
IIRctd nu .,_. by tne
.._. -· pub, .... ct.H 'IDd reereatioa ~.
... Ar>rfl ...... -.... tellool ....... o.ce..
pme tollru....,• Ud tftlet
-aetlotllelwutlloct-fered .
Further tdn'matba may
... ..., .,. callloc 640l.U71.
IO 'yrs. for
552 Club
MARCH ZONTA GIRLS ANNOUNCED
Aet1Yitles YUJ be .ebe-
dlled from aooo to 5 p.m.
Aprt1 1:!-18 at the Comu.-
Aity Youth Ceater to Corona
del libr. Eacb day Will ban
a speeia.l tbeme. Flower
erafts ud kite makloc. a
wt!•e.n-style oookolt. a
Chl.rlie Bron softball
game, cowboy COihlme aDd
kite eoatests are !lOme al
the n-tlrt.S plaDDed. CbU4rea
of all aces are welcome.
Ma.day wW be su c•
Day Ia NewportS.Cb, ....,_
rtac the e!E tblt ads u
a boolter ~ ud a.d~
raiser t.r Hole .......,. W fHIEIT ..... A Paw Glee IMV--
THE Del f& I I~ •raa L.ft MID a.ATMI
80W' W UCII U.Y M IMNY'AI .... 01-,_
FA TAUT& weN: NelfiBIII TOUCHED.., ft.l' I
U.L I FtM: IIINtiHAL ~FOR MOsm.
ne~ctrtslorlbrdl
were pelts of baDor at the
moatblJ 1-.clteoa meettDc ol
the Newport Harbor Zoata
C..., at 1M s.ior Cttt&als
el.,boue,
• DEBBlE SUE HEMP-
STEAD. dugbter of Mr. and
Mr•. Walter ftempaead of
Colb Mea. ls prestdeat of
the Pep Cillb at Costa Mesa
hJ«h school, treasarer of
CSF, member of JV YOUey-
ball aDd badmiDtoo teams,
Bel Cuto eOOnas and eon-
eert cOOir. Sbe was a Na-
tlooa.l Merit commeoded stu-
deot in 197 4. reeeived the
achienment award in liberal
uta ttU y-.r ud Ia a CSF s...r.r. Sbe b:treuu'er
ud Ylce-tn"H"ldell o1 tbe
111«1> ..-1 lellowllldp at ber
eM.reb. Sbe blteiMil to .-r-
•e a career tn Mrtttoa at
Cal state UaJnrstty, l..Gic
Beaetl.
• ANN McCLELLAN, the
dat~gbter of Mr. ud Mn.
Gordoll McCiellao of Coi'ODI.
del Mu, ~· a Moor rou
studeat at Corona !tel liar
higb set.ool, metmer of the
ScleDCe Club ud EOC rep-
reseotati,e. Sbe bH re-
eeh'ed tbe first Rotary Club
award lor most oatstandlng
stu~ of the month. She
-.: reeel,ed..trcpldes 1D the
eoaaty baDdicaJII)ed Olym-
pic&, lDcl'ldtag tint ptaee
1D tbe Ybee.lcllair 40 yard
dash. She bas been acUn
1Jl AFS. Simpatico Club and
the Cross Roads oatreaeb
program helplag persons 1Jl
need of someooe to care.
She plans to attend UC RJv-
eHide, majoring in psycOO-
lOIY and minoring 1n Span-
ish. SiDce she lJ; a ..taeel-
ebair patient, she intends
to use her speaking ability
ill he lping others as a pro-
fesslooal eouJlSelor.
• LAURIE LEENERTS,
daughter of Mrs . Naoc)' Lee-
HAilaOit KEY DEISI SEATED, KARIM WEAVE R, MICHEL "AIH.IMG, RILEY YAGlMAMM;
"STAMOIMG, LE,.T TO RIGHT, LORI GO OD, !ULIR OaEIG AMO ELII'AaETH aAitOEM.
Luncheon for debs and dads
A buffet llmeheoo at the Roltmary Meldnam aad ball dell of Balboa Island and
JBIMa CoriSbtaa Yacbt elub"--cC*t'dts?' tile&!£ . But. 1r.; Lori 'ttti.s_~~-·U t.. wW bo· Ill--.,~_..,.. GeM, dl:a&hter of PDr~raThersoftllledeba· lAIII .,._.,;m-..--..cvr .... Mrs. Norman E.
tantes of the CbUd Godance cber, Ina ... ..,.... Patr1ct StW'W"ee.. of Mlssioo VieJo;
Center of Onnp Couoty. Michaels, Theodore llbn-Julle Marie Oberc, daughter
The 7 }'OUDC womenselec-'tieh, MarJorie Stamper, of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Oberg
ted to be presented at the TOOmas Boler, JobDVittrup. Jr. of Dover soores; K.trln
12th annual Empire ball were Clattde Tucker, Jodie Rudel Joan Orr, liaugteer of Mr.
'formally &D.DOWlced at a tea .I.Dd Ruth Bardea. and Mrs. Robert wuua_m
held Saturday, Mareh 2?, at Mrs. Vtttnlp lli ch.airtnao Orr of Harbor VIew Homes;
*'e Back Bay OOme of Mrs. for Sunday'sfather-dauehter Michel RuthSparli~,daugh~
John Sheridan bJ Mrs. B•· luoeheoo, wbleh wut be pre. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John
jamlD Brown, prestdeot of ceded by a toar of tbe Har· Robert Sparllog of Big Can-
Harbor Key AuUtary to the bor Key thrift shop la Collta yoo; Karin Weuer, daugh.
Child GuldaDee Center. Mesa and a tour of the eeo-ter of Mr. a.od Mrs, WUllam
Mrs. William Weanr is ter. Henry Wes,er of Hutlor
ehatrmao tor the 1976 ball, TOOse who wUl bepreaeo-Vtew HJlls ~d RUey Yage.
which wtll be held iD Juoe ttd at thU r-.r'a ball are mann, daughter ol Mr. and
at tbe Newporter IDD. Pre-TrtaarJ Bardell, Yn, Wlllllm Ytpmlllll of .-..tlau cMirmu. · 11 ot Mra. Rlltb s.r. s.-.~..~~~a:~.
USED PINTO SURPLUS!
OVER 25 BEAUTIFUL PINTO TRADEINS
NOW PRICE SLASHED TO REDUCE INVEN.TORIES!
·auv II 1 s~VE wH€!!..1~: vou ·DRIVEl j
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-· EXAMPLE SAVINGS:
'74 FORD PINTO SQUIRE'
SIOIOCV
RADIO/HEATER
FORD ·PINTO .
nerts BI.I"Dn ol COib Me-
sa, Is G AA preOteet at Es-
laJICiabl«<>sehoo~
bod}' tretarer, member ol
CSF, Iethus Cilb, marebilll
band and powder· palf toot-
ball team. Sbe is a CSF
ure merOOer, woo tbe Costa
Mesa bieeotenniaJ nay
eootest 1n 1975, recet•ed
'(; AA improved a warda ud
has been with Girl Scouts
for 4 years. She will atteod
Azusa Pactnc College,
looldn@: fotw2rd to a career
in pdlUe relaUoos, .
• SUSAN PARRY,Iiaughter
of the Rev,'"a.od Mrs. WO-
llam Parry of Costa Mesa,
is assistant librarian at
Newport Harbor high schOol,
Sailor Bud secretary, maj-
orette, and member of AFS,
CSF and Spanish Club. Last
year she was ma)Jrette of
the year, alternate to Girls
State, and received a ser-
vice award. She bas served
a.s Red Cross voluoteer at
Camp Pendleton an<1 has been
a membel' of her church
choir for 4 years. She in-
tends to pursue a physical
therap)' cour se a.t I...oog
Beach State University, then
work in a clinic for physic-
ally handicapped ehUdren.
The Yoatb c•er will al-
so be opl!ll Frida)' nights
from 7 to 9:30 p.m., start-
TEMPLE TO HOLD
PASSOVER SEDER
Temple Isai&b of Newport
Beach (Coasernll•e). will
spoasor thethiTdannual pas.
sover seder at 6:30 p.m.
Thursday, APril 15, at Kap-
lan's Restaunnt, 3333 Bris-
tol Street, South Coast Phl -
z.a , Costa J.!esa. Tbe presi-
dent of the Temple Isaiah,
Harold Tipper, announcf's
that Rabbi Garson Goodman
•ill officiate at this ancient
e•ent, and Rabbi Goodman
will delt•er special rendi·
tioos and customs to honor
thts ttoUda)' _ The symbolic
food wUI be representative
of the tradttioos and rus-
toms of ancient times.
Passover, commemorat-
Ing Israel's deUver:an<::t"
from Egyptian bondage, tJe~
gins on the 14th day of ~~
san.
Temple lsalah worships -
!!very Friday night ilt tht"
Harbor Christian Church,
located 2401 Irvine Ave.,
S ewport Beach.
Mayor Doaald M~ ia·
sued aa offtdal pJ"'ell..a-
tiOD this Week pra.I..JHc tbe
elub as It marks 1U 1 otb
anotn:rsa.ry.
''The eacoangemeat ol
'olUDb.ry ~rl ll rtt:a1 to
inJIU"tnc that Hoi« ..,.tal
COIItimles to meet the medi-
cal Aei!da of the commantty
and by keel>loc paee 1ri.th the
most modem medical and
techDologtcaJ actn.oces,''
reads tbe procbmatloo.
AP ..... TMENTS ANO/OfiiiiOek..E .....,....._ .................. .. ,..... .. , ..... ~!'
SEA COAST AI ARMS
A Oiwieion of ... C... ...........
642-3490
''I'm voting for Ray Williams
because his enviromental
background and Plann ing
Commiss1on experience offer a
untque resource to our city."
YOUR VOTE CAN
MAKE A Dlfi'EIIENCE
Elect
COMMITTEE TO RE ·ELECT
PAUL
THE AVCKOff FAMILV
COU NCILMAN
RYCKOFF
NEWPORT BEACH
CITY COUNCIL
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APRIL 13, 1976
district #5
City-Wide Vote
S n" R ·r h .. •tl wolf' M.o•.,..•••· P»ul. ct..u""'"'' C~•ol ~nl"l oon "'law B•ll
HE KEEPS HIS PROMISES -In 1&72 Paul Ryckoff cam-
paigned on these issues: Con-
trol gr owth -keep Newport Beach a desirable residential town with a village
character -be responsive to the reside nts -contr ol spending.
CHECK HIS RECORD · Paul has worked in the Council the past
four years to achieve these goals. He
has taken action -to r equire environmental impact consideration on new develop-
ments -for R-1-1 /2 zoning to control density of housing -to amend the city
General Plan to tr.ake it more realistic in dealing with density and hillside de-
velopment - t o change the City Charter to give citizens the right to vote on large
future annexations. And Paul has consistently fought against state and federal
control of' local gC>Vernment. HiS RECORD PROVES that you can depend on him!
CAN HIS OPPONENTS DO BETTER?
DO THEY BELIEVE IN SPENDIN G CONTROLS and GROWTH CON~ROL?
WHAT ABOUT THE FU TURE? Paul Ryckoff believes that
• Newport residents bave a
right to expect that their interests will be placed above tbolle of
Barclay Ardell
Alla.aBeet
Carol Blue: hard
J-llouwoll
lUke Cbtlatt•n.,a
Diet Chtcas
BRETT
politicians and those with special interests. He believes we must
control growth when it threatens to increase traffic, expand tile
airport and increase taxes. He will continue to seek changes that
make the Council more responsive to the wishes of the residents.
His record proves it.
SOME COMM ITTEE MEMBERS
Marsball Dumeld
S•ar f'tcker
forr.t Fulmtr
W?Jt "-l•Y Jr.
Mr •• Mn. Tom HOlston
PuJ H•mmel
Y,C. JohniOII Jr.
A. Vlocent Jorrensen
John B. Kingsley
Carl Kymla
Bob McC.rdy
Bob MUlar
P.O. Box
Jeu Yorrts
BobOnau
Martu L. Pub:
Frudi:AII+t•e
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Balboa laland,
Dr. &o W rs. Rie llilJ'd Stma-e
ll&rpiSIEUlllle J---Ilt. 1 Mn. ••· v--.: Jeu Watt
J .. H.W.-er
821SG, (f7474U)
Vote April 13
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JUj), Bopt;.t mi•~~ 11M "<1"t' of t_hr
''"''' lJtlovud v/ E11111l .. lt precw:Mr1, Ill· trod.Hced Dwight L. Mood'JI tutd Ire . Sa~
ke'JI to tlu Britialt ble1 tw. JS?.f a.t l ork I
Priory Strt"flt Bapf~t Chapel. fl.e W illi bor~~ i11 Loml011 a'ltd be(lall .t~dyu1." f.,r
t lt.f' Mi11i1tr)f at 11. Dr. M e11n lurid ilu•·
t iJI(IWi llt,.d po•turot~• ill HiduJumd, \'ark,
Lteieut,.,, a111d LoliUioJI. H e WGI Cl (t"ad•"fl
~(l«f"r 11t KU'Ifriek, piowu _rfld •~i41 ,.,._
(oi"WW i" U~1tu, aJid JOtcrwcwed frr-
• Cf"""ti'JI ta A,.,,.u. OM Cl.-'flftf1Ciieaf p•wuh-'"(1 fiiiHI. T"i• ,.,.,..,,c a~a rtd itt 'Thr
0 11f'rt:IJ>flt'r,' Oetobrr 1161, aoui i1 fG~'''"
bJI pt""-ii1im' frrnfl lt i• bool.· 'Tr~d btl
F irf'.' Ma •·•lt•ll, Morgo11 & Srott.
F or CluUt also died fur (Jllr ~<'ioN
fmct and for all. H t•, fhl' just,
IJ/Ifjer ed f or thf:! unj 11xt, to
lwir~g 118 to GOO (I P ete r =~: 1 .
NEB).
How wei$o!hty i8 thut little wont
aiMo .' Julius Caesar wa~ wont to
cheer his troop~ by add~!i:i nJ!
them a.s fellou· soldiers. So Chri."t.
~avs Peter, i8 a fellow sufferer. Are
.roU ho meless~ He also had no)'' here
to lay hi !! head. Are you poor? H ~
also for our sakes became poor. Art'
you tempted? He alSQ suffered being
tempted.
But the ~Jufferings of Chri~t are
unique! Though he was righteous.
he suft'ered as no 'other one has for
our sins, as a .substitute, "the just
for the unjust."
The d•th af tbe Lord J esus has
had a~rM e«ect upon meo,
reveaUni the 1ove of God, teaching
the law of self-sacrifice. showinsr
how keenly sin makes itMlf felt in
the holy."sensitive nature of eter nal
li fe. But Christ has n ot onl y d o ne
someth ing toward men, softening
them and moving t hem to unsel-
fi shness and deeds of heroism to
which they otherwise would hot \'e
been for ever strangers. He ha~
done something aiM toward the
88ti8fact.ion of the great laws of
the dh•ine nature w hich rriak:e f,J,. ·
righteousness.
It is not nece~sary tha t men
should understa.nd the philosoph,\·
r,f the atonement in orde r to loe
saved by it. Certainly ou r cu m fort
and assu ranc~ become stron~l'r iu
proportion to the c1earne~s and
scr iptura lness o f our l'iew!' a lJOot
the death o f our Sav.ior. Still, our
salvation does not d epend on th\"
accuracy of our intellectuh l cvu-
ceptions_ but on our trust in t he
Lord J esus Chr ist as a Savior w hn
t hrough death a nd resu rrection ac-
quired the power to save to the ut-
termo~~ot all who come to God by him.
The substitutionary character uf
the death of Christ is . woven into
the texture of Script uf.e. You can-
not e radicate it. Men must distort
the plain meaning of words Uefo rt
they can succeed in its eli minati(J n
f rom the sacred page.
If only t he masses of Christia n
people would re&d the Bible for
themselves, instead of !IO man.v
books about the Bible, they would
be compelled to admit that t.h(·
Scripturefl ~re unanimous in atte~l
ing the vicarious cha racter of the
sufferings of J esus.
AVOID Tttl:la I"IIITAnMIENT5
He died for us. He bo re our guilt
and s hame, our curse and penalty.
He took to himself t he penal con-
eequences of human sin, and put
them away forever . But in pro-
claiming this doctrine, let us avoid
certain mi8statements. ..
1. Let at1 btwa.re of repretu.:ncltn(l
God "' lo vina m.en only a-3 a. re~ult
of Ch:rilt's Ma.th.. That is as illogi-
cal u it i• unscriptural. For it is
one of tbe poBtulates of all true
thinkinr that God I&; that God is
the aame ; thAt God is the same In-
finite BelnJ, in the yesterday o( t he
put and in the tomorrow of t he
future, .. fn tho today of the
preeent.. -lf the death or Christ be repre-
eent.d u havlnr p6Cifted an inex ..
orable and aftllCI.Af Deity, causing
him t.o tow thole who elae mu~t
ha .. wlthend omclor his relenU.,.
hale, It -k• him other thin he
wu, ad U.O diviDo nature mu:at
han ..... .-a ellaqe, whleh io
ut.hlnk=Ne &Dd luclmJ•Ible.
Tbo ciMtil or Chriot Ia due to tho
..... el God. God ..... bla Son he-
cau~e h{' so loved tht! wor ld. The
cro~~ t l' the expre~>F.ion of a love
whkh i~ ulder than t he oldest star;
Ion~ o-ts eternity, vast as infinity,
det'p as t he IA<ing of God.
2. L••f 111'1 ,,,.,,.a,-,. fl{ maklng roo
'It• II,(/ dtcisiun in rite divin-e go v-
f/'11101/ n l hl'fw•'l n God's righteous-
tt f ~<s nnd h ix !•11·•. T he re is no eol-
li~wn in 1;1~tl. The n&ture of God is
nnt dl·Hpt·d a~ r·iJ,!'hte<~usness. but
a~ 1 .. \ ... If it had iJe(:!n defi ned as
ri¥h ~<·t'U .. nh~. it i"' d uuhtful if love
Cttuht h;-1Vt> t.een int:luded. But there
1..., "" ~···lli·dml in God hctween the
t''''· ,,,,. ht ~ r ilo!'lllt>nU"IW.<::' is a fruit
••nd uff,.~pritl )! uf h i.-: lo\'e. He must
bt· ri~ht1•nth twc:.tuse h~ i~ Jove. He
low·~: ;,nd then•for£1 , :t:< the, Judge
of all tht' f'<•rth, he must do right.
F'm· hint tn lt"l 8i n go unnoticed
•J r u n pu 11i~hf'd , or to a llow .the
lWJr:d law lu fall in to disuse, or to
pt.•rmi\ ll.::! 1i• def.,· tht• p n m1ptings of
ou r cun . .;:ciencc. wo uld nfl t be con-
~i ~h-nt with· h•Y'' L(!\'f' im·olves
risr ht••ou:<rl •':<:' t1tHI tlw insi:-4tence on
the mainte n ~nc•• nf right. And in
th~· l:I'OR!'i of .h·l'lll'i C'h ril'lt the re is
no varlanr,_. l.ot•l tn·••n the <~lt rjbuteR
(tf ~,.;,,.\ -·:\l en·~ :t~ul tr uth a r;e met
tovtothel'. rwhtt'ousness and peace
hu v.• ki...::-:•·d e:•th (1th•·r·" (Ps. 85 : IU~.
:;. I.• 1 11.~ /,.won ' •.f dissurictth1 g
tit• 11• r:.;l•ll~ ••I Uu• '''' H!Wd Tdni ty
in fit , 1110)·k ,,f oto111 ritent. 'l'he
deat ll Qt r hriM~ i ~ ~omd;.ii'Ms :flO ~Ult.cd As if he ~eppecl in between
Cud :q1d rn:w. iuut did something
on tht' promptuw <•f hi.s own heart.
ap:,rt ,,Jt.,~t>ther from t he Father.
Tht<n, ,.f c<•tl t'!'le. the objection
:~ri~PS, \\'h,\· die! Cud make, or per-
mit. tht· innn('{'nt uOt! to suffe r'!
A CART PRESSED UNDER SHEAVES
But tl n\!11'1 tl t'V('r he forgotten
!hut lht· d··:~th t•f the C'hri$t Wa/'l
th•· .1r1 uf thl• whole Dehv. "God
\\;o.:, in 1 h rt!"l. n•ronciling the world
IIIli!• ldmlO,•lf.'' ''( 'hl"is t through the
•·t •·rn;d :-;Junt ,.ff r·rNI himself .
\(t (;,,,1 · "Th,. V:II)Wr that dwell eth ·
in nw, h•· d""lh the ,,.,,rk.<t." Of him-
,...~·Jf 11 1,. ,r...;,,ll dtd !liJthing ; hov.· much
IP . .ot-. t'"llh! 1-w hli\1' wr ought his
~rc:d•·!'o\ wt•rk a pa rt f rom his F'a-
_.Tht•t·'' JJ , w:...; only tr:tnl'llating into
hllnJ;IIl lo!'lJI .. t· :111d lanJ(uetge, H.cLc;
and d1•t•d -. whkh lw :'oaw hi!\ F'~-
t ho·r d"-·
.-\nd .. ,, in tlw I'J'rJ.ss we tind the
Pl••rn:d t ;,,d t:,l\ill)t to him~lf the
c •• n~t>tph'ru···-. .,J' hu num sin, himself
h t•l'tmHnl{ t lw propi tiation for the
!'<Ill ,,f th1• \\tor\d-Learing it him-
:-.+•lf, pr••"'.;l'fl 1mder it a M a car t i,;.:
pn·s.'l•·d 1111dt>r s ht!uves, and putting
,, uw11r. ....
1. f., I t•8 /,. "'n" of suggt sl ing
thol Ch tt .. •d lm li cr•a ~;Pd to su(fe1·.
Tht t'P i:-o torH• st:n SI:!, o f cou r!!.e, in
which (!ltr ~kdu r ~uffered for sins
m 1cf' f~<r all. The di rect work of
r~dl·mpr I'Jil ,,·a~ accomplished on
the I'~"""" Hnd Wa !\ definitely C<m·
dudf-'d \\ h('n .Jcsu~ c ried, "lt is fin -
isht.'d :" T h(' re~urrec tion proved
the wnrk 11f atonement to be an ac-
ct•mfllisht-'cl fRCt.
But "'~ mu"t nut suppose t hat
J e~uf<. hm~ pns'siid into a heaven
where he ~its without concern. In
a ~enst we c r ucify to ourselves the
Son of God tlfre8h when we yield
to w il f ul s ins. He is touched with
th1• ft'VIinl( of our infirmities. In his
co n:d.:tnt intercess ion he deeply
fet>lf'. (tU r need .
WIE SHALL IEIE ALL lOON
!low can he be Hl rest while hhJ
beloved are to"sing In the stonn
and the member M of his bride are
not complete ? And through his pro--
round co ncern. bleASing is a.ec:ruing.
Th ill~ cunnot IJf' in vain. We shall
see all 80011 • .M eanwhile let ua share
the fcllow8hip of his auft'erinp,
drinking of hi8 cup that we· may
share hir.~ glory.
The pur}Xtse of Ch rist'• aufl'er.
ing8, we: a re told, ifl to bring tct to
GOd. This il'l a I'Ql&t.eriout~ and dJf.
f\eult pa~. We are to under.
i!ltand that through faith in him
we are made one w lt.h him, and we
.stand where he doet ID the nry
preae.nce. of God. We are '"~Dade
niJ!h by the blood of Ohrlot."
Let U!i, In ou.r prl.-ate Pf*18' aad
at th~ Lord's table, r-bor that
The CriSis of
nothing brings us so near to God
as those precious suffer ings. And
whenever we feel estranged and
distant. let us betake ourselves to
the cross. Sitting there, let us med-
itate on those wounds till we are
br ought again into rapturous fel-
lowship with our God, our Light,
our Love, our exceeding J oy.
Then from our sure fellowship
with God we may dare to look out
un all mysteries, not trying to ex-
plain God by the mystery, but the
mystery by what we. in our own
happy fellowship, know God to be.
To whom be glory fore\'er ! ~
HOW TO BE sAVED
Anrl th•'Y said. IJ;o ho'\'o• on the
Lnrd Jc>~~~s (ll rl~t . and lhfJ u ~halt
bo · saw•d . :lOll thy huuS<' Arts
16:31.
\'~'ril), n•t•ily, I ~a.1 unt u yuu.
Hl• thai hNtr't'th my 11onl, :md bt--
l ~< 1~th un h im that """' m.·. hnth
l'\'t'fl~st mg !il(', and ~;b a H not C(lme
rntu conrlc>mnation; but rs pas!Kod
fn,m d· .1 th unto Hrc J ohn 5 :24.
Free-
But Not Cheap!
"F or God 110 IOI 'f!d the 11.orld that he gaue lti1
o~tl~ begotte"-So11 , tltut who.tOe'l.'f!r bt>tMn.:eth nt him
llw wld not penlh btlf hot..-e et-er-L11ting Hfe."-
John 3 :16.
Due to (he tremendous amount of high-prel5u~
advertiSing and salc·smanahlp that exists today
there is a tendency to be suspicious and treat
liKht.l y anything th!lt i.~ oHered to us f~! We
will always look for a gimmick or catch of some
kind. We are prom• to doubt a nything can be
of value t hat is offered to Wi free. Becau!ll' cf
t his condition we art> apt to think of anythin&
that is free a! being cheap. T his attitude is canied
intO religion and salvation.
Ik-causc of the doubt and suspicion that we
have concemmg anything "free" e fforu are made
to put a "pun::ha5t' prict>" on salvation. Men rebel
Jt a~tin!!: a free salvation and will put forth
f'\Cf')' kind of effort to buy "~>alvatlon." They wiU
try to buy salvation with their rood rnorall, with
theit good "''Orks, w ith their baptiam, with their
riles, rituals, and ordinances, "'lth their church
mr.>mbership, and their church activities. It aeems
as though we ~~o•ant to put a price on salvation, a
price that w~ c&n pay so that we can be able to
s&)' how much our salvation COlt us. Probably this
Is one of th~ main reuona why the tNth oon-
cerning the salvation of God has bf!en .a twWted
!.nd distorted. A tremendous perce-ntare of Of'K&n-
'zed Christianity is nothing r1'IOl'E' than the efforta
:>f man to buy uJvation.
~ny "salvation" that would be 10 low in value
u to be pun::haaed by our puny, alnful efforts
v.'OUidn't amount to much. How ridiculous to thlnk
that any of our work& or f'ilh~ would
be valuable t'nough tO be abfC! to purchue salvation.
It seem" as Ulough one of \he hardest t hinp to
reallte is that we are completely unable lo
adequately pay for our own ulVatlon.
Becau~ or man'• eHorts to purc:hue ulvaUon,
sa lvation has been che-apened. Anythlnc that cou.kl
be purchased by our dforta cou\d not amount to
much. ThUI man 1ets a loW opinkm or •tvation-
Another thine that ~ to chKpen our ~&tva
bon is the aaoda.Uon r1 the Gaapel with the
cheap tbeatrieal appeal nnoUonal orPH and third-
rate entertainment that exilts In the n&l'llte of
rdi.Cktn-Ttti& certainly cheapens relicion In the
eyes of the workl.·
Man ~ to ~am that •lvation il free-
but not cheap! It is fl"l"e , not becau~e It Is wortli·
1e&a but becauao Ute prkle hu already been pUS.
When Jetus Chrillt died upon the croea. fill pakl
It all. 'J"hrt turlfk priee for our II• was OW
death ol J8UI Olrilt. In Hk death He pakl U.
price tor every sin that )IOU aDd 1 had CCAMtil:tted
and pwche.ed u tvation thu. en.abllnc Chrkt and
Chrilst a)One to be: ab~ to offer unto ua the fret
gift ol salvation. Wr cannot buy It, we ~
e11.rn It, we cannot. merit It , It • aura to NC'elve
as a fret clft. u. would be lmpt*ibW to p~a.ee •
value upon MJvatioft. It JOft be)'ond our aalndl
to undentand the 'nflnlte work of ft61114'ttc.
(rom. Hell and N.lvaUon • Htewa..
...,._ • ,ou lad thla, .rou .,.. one wbo bel
put -.,._ ... try ..... -..... -. SureJ.r now "* cu ... the rutJUt7 of ltbla ._,.
.... Jf'OU will-tum ........ taoot .... "' wu. ..... to ,.... Owt.t lllld acaiPt thet .... ... ...
purG11ed I« pu-lrlt Mlfttioa. . tor.MI I
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Faith iJ the wire that connect.
you lO crace. and O"er which "'ct t OIIW!I llrf:amlnr from GOd. -A-,.._
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The Christ of Gethwmanr.,
tiM: Christ of CaiVIlr)', thf' Chri11t
o f th" OJWn Tornh. sMll be
Vic f orimu!
~den Text: For I de/W(_ted W.to 'y011 ftnt of 1111 tlw w~Uc~tlllbo ...,,...d,
tlwrt o.,ur died for our 1im «eot'dirc to 1M tc"ptuns; tllld tlult he wa bttried. trrtd
tMt N t01e ..,." the tltird dey ecordlfllto 1M scrip~m (1 Cor. 15:3, -4).
1.. J HE I"' lwei,. """' (9·20) of Mark 16 constitute the
epilogue of the second
Gospel. Thll p&IIIIC re1atn
appearance~ of 1etus after His
slorious resurrectiotl from the
grave. Here the reader should note the
foil ....... : "1111 -IO Mary
.,.,,~ene , and the: account lbe .. ve of It
to che dilclploo, "· 9·1 1". 1111 oppoannoe
to'the two dildplel PI to Emlnaa,
lnd the Jeport they 1Mde of it to tbeit
breduea, n .l2,13.ltil...,.....oe to tbe
-· with .... -···-He [Je.ol P" tbeat to •1 up Ill kllw:lom Ja -the
wodd, .S fvll -.lllttka and
crecle..W.Ia. order tblll•to, "· 14-11.
Hll --lato -. tl)o opootloo' d.-.......-........ -.llld God~
owa1oa of lllem Ill h, "· 19, 20" (d.
Matthew Hotuy, A eo-..,."" rlw
Holy Blb4t, 1701J.I710, Vot V, p. 327).
1k At•=•:• .,,_ .........
lft M1rk 16 :14-11 we tad:
•Afte.-..4 M .,....t •to ........
• they Ill .. -·and ... .-.t -wtth their utit6tf • ._. 111 or Mitt,
becl-.., blliwM Dot them ....
hod .... lllao -hll --· -hll llid oeto -·Go yo laiO • 1M -w,
lOCI ,..... ......... to .-y -...
He dYt bals•• _,·II Mptleed .. M
...ect; Mt 1111 M b II blk .,. .. tie ....... --..... -----; .. ..., __ ....,. _ ...... ;...,_...,.. __ to.., r; ...., tW tiiDt ., ..,.Jii .id
ll....,. _ _,~ ...... k-ool ..... _;...,_..,._ .....
llct, .... ...,--·· y_. 14-11 Itt fDa .. lfi.IS-.cl
oiiM-lood ..... -· .. .., lAD 24:-3; Jolln10:JJ.23. "(V-J
14. 11tll " the -10 .. -body fl .................... Johll
10:19ff. II - -a if the ..,a ... • • ..,...... •• ot tWr
-'ow, -· ....... ....., _,
I I ••• 10 ~-. l:': lndl •
s n$. lrtn.. .-... ol ....... ,~~ ............. ..
.. n FEel hlz 311:25. t'll • f ...
lui el-..... -.. lrnztr•et .. •tl ( ... -
9:19), ... w IRI -... -7-··{zd{? p"' ...... 41 ...... ~ Ia .... 1 I lllf'Q ·,.-. .. j-., .......... ' • -•• • •• ~t ·, :.~···:"·r, ~·-• .. . . -. . ..
theM two wry thinp would be the
peateat obslleles in the apo~tolic
pre~ of the Golpel to othen. If ...,
Wlltt to undentutd the blindnna and
perwnity of tbe man outside Ouilt, we
need only look at our ~ hel.ru to
undtntand and be humbled.
"(V•-1 IS , 16 . Tllil is the ... ,
commilllion which, M.tthew 28:1~20
tella us, "' detiftred in the hills of c...moe, where 10 muda o( lis e.ruer
..-.hod boon P'""· ThiloqUm Hll
e.-d intention to, precede til
cH• i!oloo co Goliloe (•. 7). Ullil the
diw:q-.. had met the rilen Lord, and
~ th• convinced. of the murnctkm,
they had DO IQ'IPel. to preach, •d 10 it
w. fittlqly not undl thoo lluor they
reoehed the pgt coo; lulc..Jodeed,IO
far from -ollzinalbolr .-., d-1
die doys of Quist'• earthly minlllry, 11uo
-orlhe-.,.d ~-of
the diocipleo hod boon ~~e-....,.
mlric:IOd to the -or -..,.,· Ifill
.........,. 10 Goo--oiiCNdod (Mote
)O:S, 6~ E-Chdol -f-oo
... _ •• i.odt wider Gorllllo -·
llloaih He w. filii)' """""""' IIIII lboy ----............... --Jewo(Mott.II:21);He,too,
... Ill ~ n • loa • rwuk:llid to
.'the loot .., of .... -of -· ()lon. U:24). ........ He did 001 r.n
--... _, C.olo (Mott. IS:21)-1\.ll...tler ,_*'loa,c w1 ...
-... oapooooty ..... -of ...
c.an J &loa now, ..t ... ., ... -
.... ol tM c~w•a ol tile GMb to
a.n.t • a ..... of • lppr«*' c._., (J ... I2:21).23),_to_ ... _
(l!plo. 2:14) ioJuod&oHo~~o~OipiOdlatho
--.of .......... Cllr1do.-ooly
a_... cl God wkh .._,but a Uil6qft of
Jew lOCI Geolllo Ill Chrfll .•..
"1A othtt words., tha earthly rlt lsby
of lloriol -10 the JC'W 11m (-.
I S:l); jllo llllololry of the -Owlol II ... __ .,.. __ ,,.,
to u. Jew .... pqt .... , I"**
(Ado :10:21),-....,. llnlboonl llla ..., a. ... ,. 01 ... factJ JO .. t
a • tM a•tas ......... 10 ..
'lf'r .. , . .... tMt lt took _lloa .... ._ ... .,._ ...
..-10 .. c Ill (Acli 11 :11).21)"
(d. LA.~. 7111~.4«05 Me to .fr.-. I.M ... IMI,pp. :160,261).
• cco•"•u•• •••' ••••,
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Long calls
cost extra
9lutlll-r ...... ,._ ....... , ...... -.
pa poJtoc -... -llllt lui ..... -5 .... .... 'rile e.......-e U.O at.
fe<:U abiM zo per elM fJl
On..tCe ~ resldeltttal
pboM Slllbserhrs.
Measap n te e .. tomers,
whO pey for each call aboYe
a ct:rtala allmbet', wUJ now
be charged ooe addttlooaJ
et.lllDI: llllit for Pery call
that lasts moH tbiD 5 mta-
utes, and t>r each addl.tioQ.
aJ 5 antts.
For eumple, a blasiDesl
wltb a baste allowance of 80
calls (messace untts)· per
mooth, eu sta J Y1tldD Its
allowuee by makinc 10 calls
of 5 mlolltes or less. How-
ever, tbeontleally, tbe •·
u~ a.llowance eoald be used
up by one call Lastiag 400
mtoutes.
Most residential custom.
ers have ~·nat rate'' pbooe
btu!Dp, and wm DOt be af-
fected by ·the new system.
Accordl.ng to Jim Matos-
sian, manager of the Costa
Mesa-Newport branchofPa-
ctttc Telephone, tbe "pay.
only -for -wbat -you -use"
plan is the Wrest way to
offset tbe addltlooat equip-
ment that must be installed
to serve customers who
make local caHs lasting up
to a full day in length. .. ~
*;citi4'
~~-'le
Decorative
Hardware
and
Bath
Accesories
54 -3454
2660 "VOII n .
Gerhardt art
is · displayed
Using photographic ma-
terials without ler.~ or film,
25 paintings of a new media
and technique are on displl}'
at t he Corona del Mar U-
brary, 420 Marigold, through
May_ 3. The show. sponsored
by the Newport Beach City
Arts Commission, features
Wally Gerhardt.
Mr. Gerha rdt's work Is
saJd to have a startling sl-
milatit}' lo Chinese aDd Ja-
panese Zen painting in the
sumt-e manner but because
of the use or photognphic
materials Is a completely
new art form. His method
of painting came from the
disconry of a way to com-
bine the Zen technique, which_
Js a spontaneous expression,
with modern tedmotogy, by
using pootograptlic mater-
Ials and patntiog.
'·Zen is something that
cannot be defin ed In words,"
Mr. Gerhardt says. '•Con-
trary to popular bellef. tt
bas Uttle to do with reU-
(ioo, but ts coocerned WUA aw8~enui 'tO " o"rie:s OWA..na-.
ture."
He uses the Zen method
of leaving empty ·space In
the bacqround. '·What is
DOt expr essed Is as Impor-
tant as what is expressed,''
aays the artist.
AUL ERMATINGER
ASSIGNED TO ITALY
Airman Paul S. Ermatin-
ger, son of Carl Ermatlnger
of Corona del Mar ahd Mrs.
Marteta · Ermatinger of San-
ta Ana, his graduated at
Keesler AFBt M_tss., from
the U.S. Air Force techni-
cal training course for radio
eqliipm~t repairmen. He
was trained to l.nstall, oper-
ate and maintain special n-
dlo eQrlipment. He Is being
assigned to-Ghedlp Italy, for
· dut}' with · a unit of the Air
force Com munlcaUoo.s Ser-
rice.
TICKTOCKERS of the N4!Wport chapter. National Chari!)'
League, are sbown here wllh their history-depleting
biceatennla.J qu1U. Kaeel.lae 111 froot, from len, are
Jeaoffer Hlnshaw, ADDe Layman, Lynn Ferda, Jill Apple-
rate, Lynn Kelly, Terl Briscoe and Holly YaM. Standing
a( left are JUI Johnsoa_ K.rlstl Kirk.,. Heldt Krasel and
Judy Yoder CbehlDd Heidi). The other girls, starting at
top left of the quilt, are Holly Smith, Pam "urrel!,
Rhonda Jordan. Leslie Wllltams, Cathl Tucker, Kalherine
Hall, Sydney Foreman, Sally Manger, Lu n · Thomas,
Ktm Eclr:enwetler. Kathy Krupp, Katherine Henderson,
Kim Geigele and Kathy stoughton. (Beth Koch phoco.)
Ticktockers create
bicentennial quilt
Thirty-six Tlcld:ockers of
the National Charity League,
Newport Chapter, have hoo-
ored our countr·t 'sblceoten-
olal celebration by c real~
a qutlt consl sUng of 42
squares, Ea ch girl chose
her own design, depleting
a historical event of our
country.
The l irls, from the 7th
grade through the 12th
grade in high schOol, under
the direction of Mrs. Don-
·ald TtwJrpe Si-nlttl., arranged
the red, white and blue king~
sized quilt in J<!!ronologtcal
order,' rrom::=-~'fl.s1opher
CotumbfiJ:...-tthtillresent-
day blCi6leim'11I ct"'l~ratlon.
Mrs. George COon · Jr.,
a J unior inember, cwllted
the squares into the final
prOOuct. _
Two outstancUni eveots
designed l.nto squares were
100 years apart. Tile
crossing of the tra.nsconttn~
ental railroad 1n 1869 was
created wtlh a tra.in cross~
ing the embroid ered outline
of the United States. On the
other, the fa.mous qoote of
NeU Armstrong Lo 19£9,
'<Ooe small step for man,
one giant leap for manlr:lnd,"
Shows his first step onto the
mooq..
The quUt has been dis-
played to the National Char~
lty League members, at the
bicentennial quUt exposition
at the South Cout Pla.r.a
Hotel. at the Americana fair
sponsored by the $tudent
Mesa. The winner ne£1(1 not
be present. ProceMs ~·ill
beoefll the John Tney Clin-
Ic nurserv school anrl dem-
onstration. nomf' in Cost:~
Mesa.
HASP ART IN PLAY body of Corona del Mar Hlgb
Mary A. Koenig o1 Balboa sc t'ool, and at thf biceoten-
tlas been cast In the rote of Dial cOmmittee meeting In
Sumllra 1n the play, '•The the Newport Bfllleb City
quest of Rama,'' whlcb wtll Hall.
be shOwing March 25-58, A drawing wut be held
and AJ)rll Z-4 at Chapman on June 1 at the end of
College, Orange. the .rainbow luncheon,
The play is based 00 the where the Ticktockers -are
Hlndtt belief that god Vish-honor ed for thelr hours of
00 appea-rs 111 u earthly community and chapter ser,
fo rm whenever his preseoee vtce •
• ~~~~~~~~~~~~s~need~!ed~on~e~art;h to reme-Tlclr:ets are one dollar great e'fils. each and may be purchased
at the Ttelr:toc lr:er thrift shop,
540 W. 19th St rett, Costa
...r~ .... ANTI-BIOTIC DRUG
TEST DESCRIBED
BEAUTIFUL IINtNG ON THE BAY
COCKTAILSUNOERl:HESTAAS
Sale admlalslnUoa of to-
bramyctn l.lltl-trlOtic dnags
bl.a adn.oeed wltb tbe Jntro-
~loa or a DeW tflltlbc lr:U
ttaat dettrmlDes pat11Dt ser-
am MPS!tlvtty. The an ..
.-cement wu made by
-OWII'AiiiiE.._T IUIOI
lOA.M.IdP.M.
TRINIDAD CALYPSO
STEEL DllUM IAMD ._ ... _ .. , ....... , ....
J-lraol, ... -ol Nael•r Medical Systems,
IDe. (OTC~ a ""-" Booeo -~., •• rn. aid dftelapmenlla-
borolory.
llr. tru1 lllleld. ''Tbt
HW aenm •• llltlt) t.t-lac.,llor...._..,
IIOPORT HARBOR Eli~Gft
PIJ8USIIEO WEEKLY -PAG£!
lltUjiSOAY, Al'lll ~ liS
COI!OIIA O£liiAII, CAL
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Harbor band to play
Newport Harbor MafJ
sc.bool's music departmelll
wUJ bold its llllltll i.Uil"'l-
mental spring concert Fri-
day nlgtrt In the school audi-
torium.
The program, which starts
at 8 p.m ., tnclu.des the Sai-
k>r BarJd. the NeWport Har-
bor Or chestra, the Midship-
men, and the advanced sec-
lion of the Sailor Band.
The Sailor Band will ope~~
the Pf"'gram wtth the '·Na-
tional AllUlem,•· '•Dtxieland
_ }arrboree,'· ·• American folk
rhapsody 3,'' and tbe first
movemenr of Haydn's Sona-
ta In E minor, featutf.ng
Krisline Kirven at thepiaoo.
The orchestra w!U play
Bizet's '·CarUion," Rim-
sky -Kursak.orr s ··Young
prin,..e·· and the·· Princess''
fro m ··Schellereude " aDd
Handel's f."oncerto ro~ oboe.
After intermission, the
the Midshipmen will perform
Schilrln's ' The rox," fol-
lowed br a tribute to Dulr:e
Ellington and Karen Brad-
for1 pla~in~~: a piano solo of
··Body ant1 soul" by Jonn
Green.
The Sailor Band's advan-
•·£111 section will play U1e
O\'erture from Frank Loes-
so;r's ··Curs and dolls" and
the ballet music from Ale.I-
anrler Borodln's "Prince ig-
or ''
Seni or u·nds wUl include
the ll. D. Eisenholl.'er leader-
stup a~~.·aro, auxiliary girl
of the Y'"at, Joh n Philip
SouS:I av.·arrt for musician-
ship, the 100 per cent bands-
DIWRCE
ONLY ·$75
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plu' o;oun emu
., • ., '"~ 10 ll a! 0 va<cr
ro · ,,,.,~r _.. c .. rn~•, wn he-r num
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Bargains on FiM CryMol. S rn-ling Siltirr, Poru:l,c,;,._ Orit:ntal
Objrc u d 'Art. Paintings. J~w~lry. Antfqu~•-Bronu•.
Furnirurr. &1«1 Indian Turquoiu ...
S 1.000.000 INVENTORY
\1151JlMSI c ... ..,~
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c-Nr
FIIEE ADfiiiSSIONI
... ocross tl'lt" strrt>tfrom
s~t.rf"n of tl'lf' Southloncfs
mo.&t f'kgant watt'rfront
rrsraurants.'
fnsp«rton & Priuorr Soln
11·5 D.t.IL'W", U • S S.t.TUitO.t.Y ~ 2-5 SUMD.t.Y
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MASTER OiARGE.
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CLAYTON E. ROSE, right, of llZ Via Koroo, Lido Isle,
accepts the winner's trophy from Tom Talbot of Emerald
Bay, president of Big Canyoo Country Club, following his
Ylctory in the 5th annua.l president's cup golf tournament
on the Big Can)-oo links. Rose, a 13 handicapper, defeated
Dr. Joe Corvl, 18 handicapper, of 2! Burning Tree, Big
Canyon in the final ma tch of the month-long competition.
Chatrm'an ot t ht' tourney was Lee k Merritt, 325 Vista
Suerte, the Bluffs. (Rich Bassett photo.)
Bank to pick board chief
Tile 4th annual share-
holr1~rs meet ing of CitiZNJs
Bank of CosTa ~l esa wa s
lu•l'l ~larch 18 at the bank's
headquarter s . butlrliaf! at
l!arbor and Baker.
fouader , f the tJan k an<'f was
r.:h:li r man or the hoa rd stnce
the t,anlc opened .
Business of t!1P mt>etiu11,
ind udf>d re-elec tion of lhe
present directors. A study
ts bein" made to rl~>signate
a s ur cf'sso r to 1\h, RotJins.
Future plans r ail for
BOLLOCK"S WILSHIRE STORE planDed for a mld-19'M
opeatng in Newport Ceater wtll look like this architect's
reodertng. The 2 level store wtll b.ave 80,000 sq, ft . or
noor space and wtll hue a "footprint " of about 225
feet square. Bullock's wUI be eoooected to an exlstillj!:
open-air mall by 40,000 square feel or new mail stores
to be dt>veloped by the lnine Co. Bullock's Wilshire
President Jerome Nemiro states, ''The exterior or the
store wUI be rem1Discent of and inlluenced by the ar ~
chitecttlre of the Mediterranean. The s1ore was designed
to capture the play or llgbt. and to reduce the feeling or
massiveness.•·
TOMMY L.UORDA JD! FERGUSON
BILL RUSSIELL CHARLIIE HOU GH
In spite of au air of
optimism ~enerated tJ~ the
!.lank's perfor mance, lhE-
me.oetiUR was saddened h~
the absence of Tbeo Robins,
whose re<'ent dtoath lert a
,.old in the community and
In thP bank as well. Mr.
RObins 'A'as a principal
anotlwr s to• k r1ivlr1enrl t his UlS A:o;GELES OOOCiER PLAYERS will conduct a rref'
\'e:tr ::tnr1 application for a baseball cliniC' this Saturday in Costa Mesa Puk. 18th
lorand1, a od Anaheim, !rom noon until 2 p.m. Shorts1op Bill Rus-Pai~te Simpson, presldtnr sell, catCher Joe Ferguson. pUcher Charlie Hough &nd
of the hank. ha.~ tenwtJrM,[«' .... ~...,~ ~ Lasonta. wUI &ive ttps on b:a.setnll ~I s
assumerl thE' duties of h0llrt1 .~oM "'111 sign autographs. The publir-is invited, 'i 1d
chai r man. chere·s oo charge. •
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS Car display
Apr. 1 to 4 I 11• !TttMS
3.50 ..,, sn ....
4.50
1.00
1.00
.• ZQ.
•
10,.. Cll' ... • • • z.oo
Zl to to .... • . . . • s.oo
Jl to 40 wordtl. • • • • •. 00
Each word~ 40 . • .10
e MISCELLANEOUS
KOI ..... w~~ -<-tr:;)
/'f. .... ,,. • ' ~ .. a.t"' ~·-.. -N, Fancy
Japanese colored Carp
101!12 8•¥Y••w A...e
ne•• O .C . A "PO!I
(714) 556-4920
...... A-;c.d 0< Mos., a-..
SAI;.I!S. & SfiiiVK:E
620 E. 17TM, COSTA MES"
&46-7706 -646-6855
IMU:OUO-~
•on CLUN!
DI ... ITT
():;t;' !£
F-...,lliy .,. II lliJoc __ , Jn ,
•
6,50
.15
• SERVICES
T IIO ROt'GII L l '
CL E." N
yonr home or apt.
$14.50 per week.
Licensed: 111228.
Insured:
$25,000 liability,
$ 5,000 property.
REFERE:\'CES
..... 644-2266
GARDENJ ~G ~ and
l"!eanup servi('e, la"'TI
planning and preparation.
Reasonable rates. Good
references. Call 673~2007
alter 5 p.m.
•HEARIHC AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
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Proper Fitting Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
675·3833
e MARINI HARDWARE
.,;;:'& c..,... ... -.. CJIJo -.........
0,00 --·-
.. _,.._
goo COAST N. B.
ANTIQUE firearms ~ west ~
ern memorabUia, swords,
Indian blankets. 547 ~1189
or 544-3064.
• IIAUTY 5ALOH
"' . ' .lU ........ .
BEAUTVNOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corono dol M•
Phone &44-73311
Call in Your Wont Ad
to t+.e Ensign:
673-0550
Just Plum
··At-cent '76" is tilt> I heme
for the display or automo~
biles from the HartX~r Houle~
vard of Cars In Cosl 3 ~1esa
at South Coast Plaza.
The cars \\'ill he on dis ~
play April I ~4, ser vinL!. as
a backdrop for the sprlfllt
line or fa shions Uein~ In~
traduced by Soul/1 Coa st
Piau s tores. F'ashion ('0~
ordinator Is Ricki tr ... ·tn.
Participating car dealers
include American Motors,
Atlas Chrysler-Plrmouttt,
B. J. Motors, Bauer Buick.
Connell Chevrolet, Costa
Mesa Datsun, Ea r l Ike To~
Yota.. J ohnson & Son Lin-
coln ~ Mercun·, Miracle
MUda, Nabers Cadillac,
Theodore Robins r ord and
University Olds,
, CAUCUS APR. 11 FOR I
I CANDIDATE UDALL
Registered Democ rats ln r
. tile 40th Congressional Dis-
. trlct who wish to become
Water ,:·~:~~~~~~::~::~I oomloees ror delegates to Drains, the naUooal Democrat COII-Re~pipes • venttoo must rue a dec lara~
1 prices, day, night or week-uan to t he presidential can-
ends! 1 dldate o! thel.r choice witb
J U S T P L U ftl 81 N G the CO<mty r .. lstrar of ..,.
ters by Wednesday, April
Telephone: 642-4111 A caucus for presidential
...
License No. 300948 candidate Morris Uda.ll wUI
be held at Mission V<••i> !I
hlgb schOOl at lp.m.Sunday,
April 11. Further lnforma~
lion about the meetlng may
be bad from Craig Beau-
champ at 494-5045.
NEW
988 Ill. VIA lJD8 -
(3 FOOT LIDO BAYFIOIIT
PRIME -PRIME LOCATION
Faar Bed.rooms llld Matd'1 Qru.rten
Foar Batbl
Flrtt EaSt Elld Baytroat OD 11arket
Sioce 1970
•
SPECTACULAR VIEW
U9 s, 000
.................
oiJnJa ..!}6/e
Beaut. 4 BR, Cam. rm, Country English ·
atmospher_e. enclosed patio,
established trees, boat slip. $245,000.
Being remodeled; custom 5 BR. 5 Ba .
6500Sq . ft. home on point. pool. dock. ,
Custom 5 HR . 4 ba. Vic"·· xo ft. nn
lagoon. Boett slip. S295.000
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
l.al••ll•n Blllt. •• Llall• 1•1•
U1 aAYSIDE DR •• SUITE 1, M.l. 675-4161 ..................
/
BAY AVE. DUPLEX
EXCELLENT NEWPORT RENTAL AREA .••
NEAR BEACH AND BAY • , . FURNISHED ••• 2
I ,•Mon, ONE UP ... OOUBLE GARAGE. $100,000,
WHITTIER EXC
Owne r of 4,000 SQ. n. or cheerful, handsomely
done home with 5 bedrooms, pool, many ertns
on Friendly Hills Golf Course needs smaller borne
or income In Orange County; $155,000. 673-8086
or 673-3663,
******** * . R,chelle Robers, Realtor
~
675-:l373 ···***
You
have to
·know
Se!lmg your home tsn 1 s1mple any rnore For mstance.
do you know
YOUr . war
around
• what your home tS rea lly worth on the local ma rket?
• what Stmple tmprovements could mcrease your
chances for a qu1ck sale?
• how to locate qualit1ed prospects?
For the nght answers. talk to a REAL TOR". REAL~
TORS• are real estate prolesstonals. with the latest tn ~
formation. TheY ca n advtse you on" current values-
new legtslalion -linanctng opportu nities-co m ~
munily growlli pa lterns -subjects you ordinarily
might not be tamihar wtth. [9
To sell your home wilh the least dllf!culty
• and !he most profit, call a REALTOR-
first. If's the easy way out.
' REALTOR'
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CAMEO SHORES. D RECTORY 1f
.
* . -~~~~~~ ElEGANT FAMI.Y HOME ~·~!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
CUSTOM -BUlLT EXECUTIVE...., .... ~/a -.er oceaa new ad loor plla -· t ., .. II e r
or SJ VIEW trom un.cru• wt · n .-.....
tlnplace nil -dlllll 1'0011 -,., .._,
VIEW from ............ w/.....a • _. ....
ante shoWer w /Iteam batla-bedr111 • _. ~
room w/roek flnllalace 1811 ftt llu. ~ ...
LOW-PRICED VIEW HOME -
OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUM. 1te.5
&C\33 FAIRFIELD DR.
con I-BEDROOM iioiiE -~up· ....._ ..-
ud dea wD a brlct llrtplllee _. bu. ~
bednola ca ....., llde, lpel.__,.. ..._
w /bnUfut a,., I bidtiiOGIU _. • Ole CU'IIi
w /eleetr'k .,_. ••••r. Prtft6t ....., caat-
)Vd -~·I'OOID IIIII' pooL ..... .., ... I s ...
CALL 673-7040
T HE CAMEO SHORES RESIDENT "SPEi(:JALISTS
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\ P1cture
IN THIS
IRVINE TERRACE HOME!!
Lovely home ln good coodJtioa --modern ktt-
chea --tllge living room.
Excellent Joeattoo near Corooa del Mar ana.
Only $79,500. Call us to lnlpect.
Call 673-8550 ---
D2 MAIGUIItTI, COlOMA DIL MAlt m-a•
CAREFREE TRIPLE)(
GREAT LOCATION
CORONA DEL MAR
••• AND INVESTMENT FOR APPRECIATION Aim
TAX ADVANTAGE.
Association dues take care or extei'IDr, ludscape
and pool maintenance. Z-bedroom •cb ..U. lot.
of built-ins.
Just $124
rental
C HARMING 2-B EDROOM RENTAL
IN <.ORONA DEL M~R $325. MONTH
ANOTHER 2 BEDROOM AT $260
~ MARTIN ,44-1.,
REAL ESTATE.
e. COAST HIGHI
BIG CANYON SPECIALS
BeutUul· 4 bedroom. 4-1/1 blal 811 CM)Iaa
~ Popalar Veratlles model locae.d • IDif
CC!U'81. Secluded )ICUJ.l ..... De<Arlll r'l ........
tlrcJIIboat. plus many, many other ntru. New
u.tllc.
FIMUtie custom borne oa lar.-Clfter ..._
, ..... Mdrooms, larce '-s ...., 1-1/1 --.
•litlJ room, tormal dlldlll roo-. ._ ...
Cia be C011Ytr1td to 2 NJIMII bellrll I .... ... a. ot encutl•e UYilc. aU oa .. l...a. $111.-.
()pee bouse dally 1 -4:30 o.m. a lt4mla. a.q..
C.ll ~161
.
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SOME PEOPLE • • •
• • • • wt11 c1o almo.t UJtiWic to cet a RJGBL Y
UPGRADED 1'RlNA model eDd att IJa ttU ..
Ia tbe 811ft&. are J ~~~&clou bedrooms,
1-1/1 biiM. ....,ate dlld.l& room, ebeer-
IIII"Bt.-a. ~---1• ea11*bc, wn.
E•• tbe Z car pnce
AU o1 tld.l eu be JOUS tor ooly $95,500. Please
ea11 u Jr)r ~. ll'a a pleasa.n to llbow.
••e~··
BAY-AND -ACH
A SLEEPER!
Corou del Mar Dlplu wltll 5 bedrooms aDd
5 botu. Patio ud elect. North of Iflcbway --ct•es
lea .-mer part111c problema. be IIWl caly 4
lbort bloca tD Oeelal t. tact.. it's clo.e to tbe
eeater ot CDM ........
Act fast-
only $125,000 •••• OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
7-l•lftiM, Corona del Mar
1A1arJ dlipla --tppi'OZlmltely S,700 8Q. ft.,
beam ceWac. flnpla~ ad ope~~ feell.ac from
eltber _. --(S beclrooml or Z bedrooms). Come .
ud ... l:)r ,.,.,...U.
$139,500 ••••
For Rent
Tine bedroom. Z bltb i!pUtDMIIt beloW wpway. c...-. c1npea. $175. Adl1ts ud older eblldreD,
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1679 PLACEMTIA·-ift .... hoort of
Co~to tlloso"s lftOftufoct.riftt oreo
16,000 ~-ft. includi"' ..,.-. ._._
ft. of air conditioned .... -1--ft. is .ma ~ tilt... ...... •• of bui..,_ is concfete blodt Md ...,.ice
blodt. 16' a 16' elecllicalt, ....,,......
.... door. 16' • 25'.., ~.., 1J r;:a: 240 Y., 3 ph. power. Mercury
11 ,3~ sq. ft. poved porl!iftt--for r 40 con.
Reol estate iftclvdes 60' 5-toa c,..". & 16" 1-.._
c ro" e.
$325,000
IF CRANE'S MOT HEEDED, WILL NEC.OTIATE
LOWER PRICE.
IMIC TERMS or OWNER lAY CAIIWY
NELSON ROBINSON, R .. hDr
....... ST.(et &.. ... II.), BM..IOA 67J41a··.:
I ---------------···. BAYFRONT ACCESS
L-1-V-1-N-G! ·
Limited number of
CHOICE LOCATIONS
ayail1ble now.
NEW CUSTOM MOBILE HOMES
Adults-from $18 ,750
675-3835 or 640-4511
Lido Village
MOBILE HOME PARK
700 LIDO PARIC OliVE • MEWPOIT IEAOt
MINI ESTATES
IN
SHORECLIFFS
202 DRIFTWOOD $175,000
For the llmUy ledlllc ..,ace --rtlaDtfon --
botlbtes: 4 bedrooms, S-1/Z batbl. pJIIs poo~
ttresst.c area and lower bobby room. Secllldtd
patio and large pool. .
Deluxe Custom Built
265 MORNING CANYON $179.~
A dleloe bome of caM~ ~ Larle
......, room, toraal dlllllc ud family room. nr.
MdnJoms. eatb wtth bon beth. Pt111 u ....._
llllldfo off tbe .. tlo. Lub 1a.nc1lc:a.Plll ad 'lltb ••ar•. CALL 675-5930
14 70 Jamboree
We Pf'OIIdlJ tDD~DUDee oar blta.lous oe• I~
• opea1JI( ID J ae. We a.re now lnte"lewq for tea
oew or eosperienced sale!!peOPle to staff our bealltl-
111 2,000 square foot omce tn thto new CbaJ'It)er
of Commerce building at Jambolft Road tDd s.ta
Butlln Drtve. CALL JACK YONKERS FOR MOlE
DETAILS.
It's Delightful!!
A Jllll)ertl 4 bedroom home in Westcllff with for-
mal d1n1ng room a.n(l paneled famUy room wltb
walk-In bar, plus big famUy k:it ~hPn Wlth breakf.ut
ana.. Pretty yard! $149,500. Jant> Frul?'@. 642-8!35.
(BlOl)
SPECTACULAR VIEW
Cnrnn~ dt·l \l.1 r ..... mu'-t out .... tandmg
\ 1<.'\\ homt> \\ In< r nt 11'(' h.J rhor
'l1rl'.Hl ht Inn· ~~~u ~ Bd1 m... -
'tud1n nr _lit ... qu:lrl l ..... P •1)1 ~ ... ~11
lhl' E''lr.l'-S.!7 ·, litH I
644-1766
SITUATED OM TEM IICRES
SPA.OOUS 1 &. 2 8fi)M)OW APAa1M .. 1'5
F. IRhll!l e4 I. U" .. M( .a.e4
• P ri .,.t. Pettee • F&,.,locos
• POOLS • TDtUS COURTS • s.,.,.,. ,_u, s.c .....
• Adjecoat .. Sct. .. h •• ,1.,, .....
. flO S..L--, Cl* M-.A .. •r ... c. ... Hwy., ... .. ,..._ I
(114)a4~11
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BtJU.OC&'I WUA ' cn.E pi• 1' tllll' a _,.lt'n
"' ...... ·~ c:.MII!I' .m .... Ukl! ... ~. r..tfltc.. ne t: ll!ll'll!l IIIDfti WID 111ft BD.CDJ Ill-t1. Df
ODor ..-« ad ...W. 111ft a 4 •1tdptmt" <If lboM W
'"' ,...are. Btdlod:"• wfll be COIIDI!eled to u ,., •• .,
opa-ah maU by 40.000 ~ feel of DeW mall lltores
to be dt't'eloped bJ tlllf lnfato Co. s..I.klek"'s Wi.ltldr~
PrePdea: .l60me ~ .tates_ •· The dlerior of tbe
store ..W be rrmh+N N tJI ..t idaMOed by tJJe :ar ~
dl.ileet.re of tbe ~ 'lbe. store was ded.ped
to -... .,.., "'UcM. aod to ..-,. ... feeJiar of
m:a..~ ......... .
•n•••
UIIIT ... ..-r
l'lti•E -l'lti•E LOCt.TIOIC
' Fou Beil1l I I I Mil MaWr Quuten F--F-Eaol Eod Ba-oo--.~m
SPECTt.CULt.lt VIEW
UtS,IOO
Bl Y l VE. DUPLEX
EXCELLENT NEWPORT RENTAL AREA .•.
NEAR BEACH AND BA \' •. , FLJRNISHED ... 2
, DOWN, ONE UP , .. IX>UBLE GAR AGE. $100,000.
. .............. .
CLAYTON E. ROSE, rtgtt. of 112 Vb. Koroo, Udo Isle,
accepts tbe winDer 's t.n)pby from Tom Talbot of Emerald
Ba)', president of Bl& Can)'Ofl Country Club, follolrin« hiS
Ylctory in the Stb annual president's cup rolf toarmmeot
on tbe Big Canyoo links. Rose, a 13 handicapper, 12et'eatf!d
Dr. Joe Corvt, 18 handicapper, of t\ Bu.ruing Tree, Blc
Can yon In the final m21tch of the mooth-lq competition. C hatr~n or tht" toomey .-as Leek Merritt, 3!5 Vi!b
Suerte, the Bluffs. {RictJ Bassen photo.)
Bank to pick board chief
TI1P 4t h annual share.
holrlt-rs meeting or CitiZ.('nS
B3nk of Costa Mesa was
IH•I•I March 18 at tile t.a.nk's
headquarters bullt1iru.: :il l
Ha rbor and Baker .
fouwler f the bank aw1 tl-'35
, l1:1ir ma.n of til!> hoard m ce
the 11o1nk openeo!.
Bus mess of tl•f> mf>etine
In• luded re-rlection or ttlP
prtsf'nt dir ectors. A srud)
is bt>lnlt) made IO dPSl(natt
a su•-cPSsor to l.tr. Robins.
Future plans r aJ! for
TO.. 'f L AIO eDA
ln spltP of an air of
nptimlsm c:enerated b} ltlf'
l.lank's perfor mant e, thf
mfc'etl.u~ '"'as saddeneo1 IJ}
the absen,..e or Theo Robins,
v.·hose rer ent deto~th left a
't'o1d \n the comm11n~)· mc1
In the bank as wen. Mr.
Robins wu 1 prlncip;,l
aootl, .. r s to· k 11h'lt1rod t hit. LOS A~GELES DO!X;ER PLAYERS 'rill conOOct a frt.-P
to ............. .
Zl to JO wcrdl •••••
Jlto40-.....
Eaell word Oft!' 40 • •
• loii$C£LLAM£0U$
•
I{Of o<>Mw .. ~
·-~:;) ~ ....... -·~·-A.i~ t -Y~do,
Fancy
Japanese colored Carp
2020::.2 B•v .. , .... "'""'
ne•• 0 C A "IX>'I
(7U) 556 ·(920
.......... _._. Of ..... o-..
IAL!S_. HIIYICE
4 20 E.. I?T", COSTA ME-SA
&46-7706 -6441 -6155
-~IIIID!CIIn8
• PIT CLIAMIIS
01-ITt or·:.! 2
F-.,.aiy ., 1 I I ••pa nl) 1 •
Wf..-.bhtft Al----,,_.lh a Ow -&.c..-ihry.,
PIIONE:11t -lt01
ft.CMEIII fOfl
AUOCCHIOI •
Dd&rl T•lil
ruJal6ft
flllldll·-
-· 0 .... ~-
1 en anrl appUca tioo lor a baseball c Unif" this Satllrda)' in Costa Mesa Park, 18t11
t.ranr 1.. aoo AnJ~lm, fron1 DOOD llllliJ 2 p.m. Shortstop BUI Rlts~
Pa.l!e Simpson, prtsldffn .ell. Clkbet Joe Ferguoo. pitcher Charlie Hough and
of thE' hank, has te~'\•,...;,>:::!•"" Luor&a YUI pn tips oa baseb3U .wits
assumed thP duties of tiO:tlrrt ~od •ttl slp autognphs. The pubUf" is irrYU~. i 1d
dmlrman. Ehere ·.s oo chlrge.
• URYICU
1.00
1.00 . .Ill.
T IIOROt "GH L \'
("LI-:-\S
your home o r apt.
$}4,50 per WHk.
Licensed: •1ZZ8.
Insured:
$25,000 liability,
S 5,000 property.
REITRE:-oC ES
S l "7.1 ...... fiH~22titi
I
GLEN'S GAROESISG • anti
d eanup servi•·e, lawn
planning and preparation.
I Rea!IOnable rates. Good
rer~reoces. Call 673.2007
after S p.m.
o HEAliNG AlP$
'HAL AEBISCHER awl-:.
Proper Fitting Nsured
3409 E. Coast Hwv.
COfona del Mar -
67~·3833
Al'iTIQt.=E firea rms ~ •est-
ern memorabilia, p ·ords,
~tan blankets. 547·1189
or 544 .3064.
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. c-Hwy.
Co<o.-. del ...
Phone 144-7331
Call in Yo wr Wont Ad
to th• Ensign:
673·0550
Just PI
& Heating
Water ,:'·:~~~~~~~~~?. Drains, . ........
prices, day, Right or •eek-
endsl
JUST PLUMBING
Telephone: 642·4111
Ltceue No. 300948
Car display
Apr. 1to 4
· An ent '76'' is tiJP the~TW
for the display of automo-
bUes from thf> Hatll(.or Houle.
..-ard of Cars In Costa Mesa
at South Coast Plaza.
The cars ••ill lJE> on rlls·
play ApriJ 1-4, SPrViiU! U
a backdrop for th .. sprlnl!:
Une of fashions ileln~: IJ1.
troduced b)' Sou l!, Coast
Plua stores. Fashion •-o-
ordioator Is Ricki in ·t n.
Participating car dealers
toe~ American ~totors,
Atlas Cttn·sler ~PI rmouth.
B. J. Motors, Bauer Buick.
Connell Chevrot('t, Costa
Mesa Datsun, Earl lk p To·
yota, Johnson a. Soo Lln~
colD· Mercuq·, Miracle
Muda, Nabers Cadillac,
Theodore Rollins f-ord and
Untnrslt)' Olds,
, Ct.UCUS APR . II FOR
· i CANDIDATE UDALL
Registered Democrats ln
. the 40th Congressional Dis-
trict woo wish to twcome
oomloees for del~tes to
the naUonai Democrat
.,-eoUoo must ru e a dec lara~
tJoo to the presldetittaJ..~;:an.
1 dldlte of their choice with
tbe eoaoty registrar of YO·
ters by WedDesday, A c.aDCUs for .;,;&l<lenllali ~~
cJDitidate Morris Uda.tl will
be .held at Mission Viejo
blgb schoOl at l p.m.Sunday,
April 11. Further inlorma~
Uoa about the meeting may
be blt'l from Cnlg Beaa-
cbtmp at 494~5045.
Beaut. 4 BR, ram. rm, CouDtry English ·
atmosphere. enclosed pat io ,
est.abJisbed trees, boat slip. $245,000.
Owner of 4,000. sq, n. or cheerful, handsomely
done home with 5 bedrooms, pool, many extn.s
Friendly HUis Golf Course needs smaller home
or income in Orange County; $155,000, 673·8086
or 673.3663.
Being remodeled; custom 5 BR. 5 Ba.
6500Sq. ft. home on point . pool. dock.
Custom 5 HR. 4 b~. View. xu fl . un
lagoon. Boat slip. $295.000
Bill GRUNDY, Realtor
t.l••••n 114e. .tll• .. 1•1•
Ul 8ATSIPE Pl., SUITE 1, M.l . 675-6161 . ............... .
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You
have to
know
~ ...........
around
***** * .R,chelle Robers, Re.sltor
E.O..~
cld
*
Selling your 11ome tsn 1 Simple any m01 e For mstance.
do you know
• whal your home tS really worth on lhe local markel?
• what simple Improvements could 1ncrease your
chances lor a qu1ck sale?
• how to locate quallfted prospects?
For the nghl answers. talk IO a REALTOR". REAL·
TORS' are real eslate profess1onals. with lhe tatesl in-
formation. They can adv1se you on current values -
new legist a lion -flnanc1ng opport unitieS-com-
munity growth pallerns -subiects you ordinarily
might not be tamil1ar w1 lh.
To sell your home with the least difficulty
• an·d lhe mosl prolit, call a REAL TOR-
first. It's the easy way out. [H
REALTOR 0
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CAMEO SHORES. I) RECTORY
~~~~~~ELEGANT FAMILY· HOME ~~~!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!~
CUSTOM -BUlL T EXECU'11YE ...., .t•-./Ja
IIIII*' ocean new ud Door .... -· 4 hlliu* r ar 5J VIEW from UYa.ctaa· w/ . I IJiilllrlif
tlnplaee nil -4blllc 1'0011 -...,., ..._
flEW from muter _.. ,,...,. • _. ....
l.l'tlle ...,er w/st•m batb -bedl 11 ._......,
room w/rock fJJ'tl)laee ud wt w . a..-
COZY S-BEilROOII ioi:£ ·-Jarre ~ tooaa LOW -PRICED VIEW HOME -uc~ • rib a brtct ~~np~aee ud t..r • ....._
bedroom c:-. ..... .... Spn••-ltJle kltdllla
OPEH HOUSE SAT. & SUM. 1 ... 5 w/bnUfut ara.! t.tb&ooms ud cblble.canl~
w /electrtc: door.....,.. Prt.U. p11t1o cout-d'\33 FAIRFIELD DR. JUdw/pleatJ.roomtorpoeLS..,..bJ .......
CALL 673-7040
........,. . .._..._._ TH E CAM EO ~HORES RESIDENT 'SPEiCI ALIST~
*
Picture
IN THIS
IRVINE TERRACE HOME!!
Lovely home in good coodittoo --modern kit-
e ben --tuge living room.
Excellent location near Corooa del Mar are~.
Only $79,500. Call us to inspect..
Call 673..8550 --~----.
GREAT LOCATION
CORONA DEL MAR ·
• , . AND 1!'-.'VESTMENT FOR APPRECIATION AND
TAX ADVANTAGE.
Association dues take care of elter1or, lllldscape
and pool maintenance. 2-bedroom eech a1t, Jots
of buUt-tns.
Just $124.
rental
CHARMING 2-BEOROOM RENTAL
IN C:ORONA DEL MJ.R S32S. MONTH
ANOTHER 2 BEORC>Otlt AT S260
¥' MARTIN W'-
7311
REAL ESTATE.
e. COAST HIGH
BIG CANYON SPECIALS
BeaatlfUl 4 bedroom, 4-1/1 bl6 INc c.,_
c.do. Popalar Verallles model loc8tld • 1011
CCIII1'81. Secladed )acaal ..,a. Deconllr"a .....,_
tiii'OIIIIIboot.. plus many, many other atria. N ..
liltllc.
*
SOME PEOPlE • •
All of tb1a eaa be yous for Ollly $95,500. Please
ca.ll u lor 11JP0bltmtlllt. It's a pJeasare to sbow.
aam-ft>t••
BAYAND .. ACH
A SLEEPER!
Corou del Mar Dlplex wltb 5 bedrooms &Dd
5 batbs. Patio aad deck. Nortb of HJgbway --pYcs
lea ~UL~Hr parkiDc problema, bat IWl Cllly 4
lbort bloea to Oceul Ill r.ct., it's close to the
ceater of CDM slqlpl.ac.
Act fast-
oni.Y $125,000
I I I I
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 7281 J•lniM, Corona del Mar
Lnuy dllplu --wroumately s, 700 sq. ft.,
beam ceWDc. ftrtplace&. &Dd open feelt.Dc trom
ettber .all --(S bedrooms or Z bedrooms). Come.
ud 111 lor JOQnelf.
$139.500 -• ••• For Rent
Three ~ Z bath apartmeat below ldcftway.
CarpeD. ~·· $375. A.ttlllts a.! older ehlld~
110 .....
... --a..·""':--·
, .
·e1' e ·el·al •.•• 1 '1 I I 1 .. 1
MLI lAlli IEPOIT
Sal• throulb tbe llulttple Liat-
iQc 8ernce oltbe Newport Barbor-
COIIta 11... Board of Realtors
totalled $57.5 MILLION 1n the
ftra 2 montba of 1878. TJDS IS
A AI INCa&A8B OVER THE
lAID PERmO OF 11'11. 1,244 ... u.... ..... PI'OC•••d, of
Wblcb 801 WDE 80LDI UJ, of
tbe lale1 were cooperau.e.
L&llt JOUr JWOI*tt willa a RealtOr ts····· •• et:l •• , ,. , ...
1679 PLACEHTIA··<in ftte heert ef
Costo Meso's lftOnufoctvrint ore• .. 16,000 "Sq. ft. includin& 4lpPOIL l,GDD tq.
ft. of air conditioned offica -7 ,5&) tq.
ft. is extra hiah tilt-up, remai.., of
buildinc is concrete beock and pumice
block 16' x 16' etectricalty opet&lld
ao.dinc door. 16' it 25' spray booth. a
amp., 240 v., 3 ph. power. Mercury
ltahts.
11 ,3~ sq. f t. paved ponr int···for r 40 ca rs.
Real estote incllldes 60' S-ton c rone & 16' 1·ton
crone.
$325,000
IF CRAHE'S HOT HEEDED, WILL NEGOTIATE
LOWER PRICE.
1W« TERMS or OWNER MAY CARRY
NELSON ROBINSON, Rell~ _ .
200 tMIM ST.(et a.t'-oo It), IALIOA 675-ldl ·------·----------··· BA VfRO_NT ACCESS
L-1-V -1-N-G!
Limited number of
CHOICE LOCATIONS
available now.
NEW CUSTOM MOBILE HOMES
Adults-from S18,750
675-3835 or 640-4511
Lido Village
MOBILE HOME PARK
700 LIDO PARK DRIVE • MEWPORT lEACH
MINI ESTATES
IN
SHORECLIFFS
202 DRIFTWOOD $175,000
For the family seeldllc tPaCe --relu:atloll --
bobbles: 4 bedrooms. S-1/! batbs, plus poolslde dressl~~& area and lower bobby room. Seclllded
_patio and large pool.
Deluxe Custom Built
265 MORNING CANYON S179.~
A cteb.xe borne of cutom ~ l..arp
U•tDc room, formal 4IDbiC Ud tamUy room. TVe1
bedrooms, each With b owa bath. Plus an iDiplrtlc
Mlldlo oft the patto. Lub landscapiD( a.t JaUa
boU9f area.
CALL 67 S-5930
..
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OUR NEW HOME
"" ...
1470 Jamboree
We proudly a.nnouoce our fabulous new locatioa,
.openlD( in June. We are now lnte"iewing lor tee
new or experienced salespeople to staff our t>eaoti-
fll 2,000 square foot omc~ In the new C ~mber
of Commerce building at Jamboree Road and Santa
Barbara Drive. CALL JACK YONKERS FOR MO'l£
DETAILS.
·, ~ ' I I
It's D elightful!!
A -.pert> 4 bedroom home in Westcliff with for-
mal dining room and paneled' family room with
W1.lk-ID bar , plus big family kit 'hPn v.·tth breaktut
ara. Pretty yard! $149,500. Jant> Frat~. 642-8235.
(BlOl)
,.IIDIIMe DrM .. 2-GJ' IJ ... Mw.An:hur 81wl. ~
N1 J¥l ...,., Clilifof'n•e 12883 ·
SPECTACULAR VIEW
Coron,1 <I• I \l,rr..., mt•"l out-..r 111din.l!
\lt.'\\ lwnw "thC' •·nt•••· h.1rhnr
:-.preacl htlnn· ~ou :.: Hdrm..., +
....tU<ho or !..Ill'.. q11;1rh ..... I' •nl & ..1 ll
lh(• t>,l ... l ... ':!';\.tllltl
644-1766
S.TUATED OH TEN ACRES
SPAOOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARlMI!MTS
F."'lllhe4 & U"'-"'1 alle4
• Pri vet• P• .. •• • Fl,.,locea
e POOLS • T!MMIS COURTS • s.,.,.,. F .. ilr S.ctle~t
• Adju .. t t. Scheeh •4 ,,.,,,...4
. too S..L.., Cl* . ........ , " .. C'. .. t Hwy •• ckM .. fe..._ hi
... (714) 64 .... 11 . .................... .
lOY I. lkCAilDLB
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• -• .
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tw-~-'1-... -·-~l'tllltllll coll?JII QM f' ¢5 'hJ) fllan:l
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-... ..,.. .... Dill K--. ....... oaut .... .............. ---...... • ~·,. •• • ., -tM fOld -bol:
~-.... --Ud ICIPio ,_ ... --....... _., __ de' lllld-9'...... .... lfU ud eM .....
pill 1.._. • Jloow to pack tor a. 4orl
-tn..a.. ·-_ ... .......
-by -· ...-. ....... ""· . All too late llllr mr Mid., bllt I n&IJJ ____ ,... ___ _
came bact wttb a ,.... roeb (podee) fl'om s.,.,. --"------rOIIIacod, ,.-. bot oat -· Not tft~ ,.. lrtJit. 101' 4ld .ni'J'QM
wear cr-; M•er.r, 1r1c JaM~ (0'1-.1)
won a rr-bltlaa piUdJ ltiUII. ''IUSI
me, I'm lrlab."' See wMt Mr.~ •'"""""
We ftn pl...r to -lluT CarroU.
lormeri:J of oor loft, Ud -a -wltll the iteplblleu. Waa..'J orpaiAI:kJD
bere. Sbe belped. wttb tbe *"'·
Tbe F .......... ...,. WllkoiMd at otbar
fUblorl .,U. ud GDee It wu st. Patrtek't
·day, pea. at GloJ'PO'• jrnkd .ut ...,....
• off were MI'Y8d ltlll1 elll1rl, ~ c:oiiH
. or )ut aood old black coa.e. So oa tile
:Stamroet trail, 1ut ..., '*-I at member :v_Kuu,..•s Jowoi-.Boro ... rr-
:oae sfqMJd clllmp!ICM or lcld RIO from
sbl.mroeted r~as~M wldle tbelr jewelry wu
:belllc cleued u u eDra dl""-4. Tbere-
: from all beldec1 for tbe oalJ plaee ID Un --
:Newport S.ctl..
: 'lbere wre 5 ol u Ia Vtrpala ICDOU'J
:beaatttul Ume rre. cbariot. ''[Apnebla"
: llyru Sallie did lbe driYIIc, ....... lo tile
:proper laDe IDd at eorrect JPMd. a... $...,., Ill -.... --•• 1011, :told ot a World AfiW's tDI.r be'-1 pl•ned..
:Rutb Jeosea told aboat ...,.,. ll»roed. I
;Jon to bear her tpn.t FnDCb IDd r'tl(l'ttted
:'mLssiDg tbe F•PioMhlN' Hew DI.J ltlpd
!at Raltb's Gallerla Udo, wr.re tridlll( or
:Mililc •eb otber's w1lltv wardrobe mil·
3:atel mat ba'fe beta bll&rtGIIa. bet a flaa.
'!dal •eeea for Clirllpaaa CoUect ldlolu-
,__ -ooob-.. tllo -... :u a1n. $5,000, Mllctred Iliad orp•twl
:tbe Fal...,bln aa 1971. ,.._ .. ,. .u.dJ
:eoatrlbated $14,000 u a· wrt lfOIIP.
~ """"' -, ... Gee ... .-... :eood to baH I Uttle n.u: wU.b IW; 0...
-• -
-~ • --~ --
• • • •
Vtetrma Beyer ten. me her pelt at a
reee.t I"'-T~~eltmebiOil
.,..,. tile Bee 1..JM 111111'-td •u Mrs..
AUct .....,.. D4 lbe 'WU tM flnt WOIIIU.
to dltft aeroa tbe u. s. to 1909. ODe ol
tbe IIJ'Uelt 1FOIDIG'I Ubben. DO dolbt.
Silo Ia M _, 11111 -lib 6011 Coold
ICIJ'CelJ beblft ttl
• • • •
Late deellioa 011 tbe part of tbe Beds
ID8III to alteDd tbe Grud Pr1z u ·l.ooc Beaeb
biO!IIItt aot tbe bee eeata.. Bowe•er, tbey
.........,. 110 see IDd bear nry well &Dd
wen moM cnteftll t:.r tbe hro bron t.g
JlmcbloU tbelr fonstpt bad se. to.
Pleued were tbeY u.t Coroaa del Mar's
Jolla Gonoy, Iormor 11-utao Opera
atacn, led tbe crowd bllla(lalg 011r aatkloal
a.atbem. Coacratlllattoa.a. Jaetl I
• • • •
MtliPbon Dlue IDd Tom Carey are soak·
laC liP tM ._ ln Medeo at the bDJOQs
AcapUoo PrtAcea tdel. Meutltne, aeicb-
bon btb aad Gerry RciP are mU:i-.: ready
to 't'Lii.l tMlt duebter UCI .oa IDd tamllies
1o "'-Ud w--. They atnrs
drfn ud alway• try to tate a Uttle c!UI'er-
eat ro.te •eb Ume ••• helps them "see
more ol Amertea ftnt."
Abo pi•Mlll( lbeed an tbe Ed Wtsemans
of 811 We. Tbe1ts 1riU be a bleeat-.alal
tollr 111 rbe -..t ccut lOd .,aU ot hUtorlCl.l
tmportaace, •WI tbeU fl•e yoqogsters. ln
lllelr llDclle .-rtoome. Brlop to mtad our Ills--toor of blalorlc-wtlb ~
-WUUam aDd bJs te..p eoas1D BWy.
How wo.derfally God. apeoed. tniii.Y ptu lDCI
doors tor UL Perblpl betaa.se we Wieted
He ..ad do •·
~.0 • .,O it ,,.._ .AL..OA , .. _0. C AL.I,. eae•a
PATRICIA FOSTER has-
promoted to Ylce~resideDI:
aod trull: oftlcer at the Bank
ot Newport. She baa beea a
trust omeer 1rith the bl.nk
s1Dce ltl: I.Deepttoa 11:1 1972.
Prior to that sbe ns wttb
tbe former Newport NaUObll
B&Dk IDd earUer 1ritb tbe
Croeter Bank 1D SuKa ADa.
Whether you drive a family size 1car or compact ..
you can afford to join the MICHELIN MOVEMENT!
You'll be glad you did. Check our prices!
MICIIIILIII 'X'
lYIII.III !IUIIWA1.1.
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175-t3 <16.04 205-15 66.61
115-14 52.73 215-15 .....
t95-14 56.(5 225-15 71.93 •• TUIELISI ILAQWALL
21.n I 165-n 31.97
35.71 155-15 42.19
t45. tO
155-12
t65-15 61.14
Ptu F.E.T.-IM to L7t
• PRECISE HAHDLIIIG • FUEL ECOIIOIIY · sm. c.na · ... TlfAD •n11
82.4
•
Saved eve~ for bikini
from serious illness
IIEIII'OIIT IWIIOR BISIGI
PUIIUIIIED WEBtl Y -~AGE 12
TWA •••' II lllrt HUOOJ otc-eoa-watllo_,_lll __ -............... ....,. ••• tJIDrtM~
cu C.-eer Sodlllty Ja ttM
aar .... n. ...,., __ ._
pbJdcal .a•IMtlal aftd
llor Ute from tlucttlta"a dl-
...,, ud -ftcOfti'J' ... ----=~0111-wu neeMIJ Alated It " ..
Yort's GU,O beaclll t.r a
TV .....
"Tbe 1POnl ttdar CIDCer
d1cf to me .,.. aiYe • a 1!-
...h acar 11111 bu<lly ..,_
DOt:lc ... ..at ,.. Ia a bUdDL
It caald ban 1dlled IM,'"U.
Utile -·-aaicl. u .... ,...-.. ,.._ rt.tar of t9'1t w!MDZ9-,.r-
old -Raney-lolor
ber replar eompuy ebeet-
ap.
''A lbadow llmNd .. ~
my X~nJ pletaN, ..:1 ODe
--e,J<) ...,eat. led me IDd aJdtoeomebac:k
to beX-nyedopta. Thopic:-
tne was .UUbad.'' llbellld.
A careftll Cllalcal aamJ.-
-by ber po.--1 pby-slcl&D. f'e'fealed lD eaJarpcl
oode 1a ber oect.
''AI llookbaetaow-,100
recall beltte Yery tired tbose
days, bGt I wu fiJtac --sloolo'--tbea .... dldo~
pay uy puUcular atteottoe
to u. 1 •u admitted .tnto
.Costa Mea memorial bos.
pltal oo T-•tac Day
and wu open ted oa t.be oext
day:·
The oode proved to bema-ll(uant ...... ...,....,eatty
lfodcOin's-ns dlac-
nosed. Hodi'kiD's is a form
of caacer that affects the
lympbltlc lAd otber U...S
•bleb play a part Ill tbe ln-
dJYidluJ's ablllty to flgtlt to.
fecttoo.
Oo couultatloo with her
physician, the Dltl\'e Texan
•u th-. &dmitttd to Stan-
ford uru.,..rstty W:edicJ..I
C•ter, where sbe recel•ed
ftuttter surgery and radia-
tioa treatm.t tor Z 1/2 .. -..
"1 wt1Dt bact to wort the
toUow1Dc Nay of t9'12, nrtac
doiDelttc tucead or tM m.
tero~ttoDI.I' nt&bt.'' aua
Haney laJd w:.U later-
•tewed by tel$b0De ln
Florida, wbere abe was n~
eattoD'• wltb ber pueo.ta.
MarJ Kane,.• eue,.. Ud ltlo--of--... lJDli)IJOld dlseues com-
prise about 4 1/2 per cent
of all ca.ocen 111 the United
States today. lt nsa't. too
mu.y years aco wbell theee
d.... Wi!rt COILSJdered
IDeunble ud were almost
always fltal. Dramatic 1.11-
ere:ases lo 1111r'flnl ntea:,
bcrfrenr, bue oce11rred iD
this area. For ea.mple, ln
tbe 1940's. tbe utlonal 5
year su"tftl rate wu oaly
aboat !5 per ea Tw"eaty.
five years la.ter (1965-69)
thl.& tad lrnprond to 54 per
eeat, a.ccordlDC to Nattonal
Cucer 1:ut1t11te eac:l results
croup tlpru. Later ftgures
•UI uQdoubtldlJ show an
e•ea bl(ber eue rate.
Tbeee lltJ1du owe a pat
deal to lbe ptoaeertnc work ot a DOted radioiO(ilt. Dr.
Heoey s. Kaptu of Stantoro.
w!Jose team treated Mary
Haney. The tmpronmeats
mode o1urtag the put ...,_
ade bl\'tprodlcedsymptom-
frH ,~~~mn.l rates atter 5
yaa.rr.. to Hodgkin's cUMue
patl.tllb: of from 85 to 90
per ceDt ln the nry ea.rly
stages of tbe d1seue. The
treatment 1Dcludes cllnic:aJ
ltaciDc to dttermiDe the ex~
~eat ol tbe dtMue u well
u dl•poattc au-pry ln UJe
mid~ ar-. ud X-ray
stDdJ of tbe lympb lflltm.
Treatmeat lD'IOl\'ea reftDed
bleb •olt:age radlatioa ther-
apy aac1 dnac tbenpy.
As Jet. the cause of Hodg-
tiD's cllselse U: ua.kbotnl. buf It uaua1ly attack:lf J'OCIIII-
er people. oeeorf'l.al: more tnqueotly at ace.zo-
Z9. Tbe other m;J.Iput
lyli\IP)ld dlseues peat at
ages 50 throuch 59. Howenr,
both may be seen at both
ends of tbe age-span. 1n
pre-schoolers aDd 1n tbose
75 aDd older.
Its most common symp.
toms are paj.llleas eRlarre.
merat of the lymph nodes,
trequeatly 1D one's neck or
mid-body areas such u tbe
spleta.. tbe IUDC• or digeJt.
ive tn.ct. However, almost
lilY orp.a caa be ln\'OI,ed.
Sometimes paUeots: will ez_
perleace pa1D In tbe allected
nodes upon drlak:Jnc J.lcobol.
Ge.oeral Uehing ls atrequeat
eompla.tnt.
"I ft.Dt to impress 11poo
·people that with early de.
leetb you do hue a chaoce
wltb caDCer," says Mary
Ha~r-
Statemenl '1
Man::h 31. 1976
Dear Ctdzewi ol Nfto!P0'1 Buch:
Yow nep~uent.dw shoukl take p .atw part In the
commtHihy and the atUndl other th.n ju5t dur&ns·e&ection
tirM. 5"-« October. 1975. I bllw anended more CCMmdl
.........., th.n my fk.oe Dtftric{7 oppooents combtned. It is
imperative your courdl be both h.lonned and dedtated 10
more tha.n J ... the job exPf!CI~. AI your Councilman. I
pledge to do bot.h.
<Net rhe la5t two l'nOnlhs I haw publish~ wnkly state·
ments defhdng the nw~ny iMues tactng us all hi ~
Beach. I Nw ~you know how 1 iMI on impo.unt iul.lft,
bul rnof'e important if. ttu.c youl' reprnmt.tiw be r~
to you. As your representative I pledge to be ruponskre to
the lmput of my constituency.
Although h .. ph,.._lly hnpoMible to talk pt:nONUy to
ftO!f)! Newport Be.ch resklent. I will be In your ndghbor·
hood during the ne:xt13 day5, between the hours of9 a .m .
and 8 p.m. I hope I ~n 1Md »0'1 and dbc::t.ds your feelings
about the:..._. we~ during the nat lour years.
Door-T...o..rNe ........ ,, • ...._.MW
March 31 . April2
Corona del Mar -Shore CUI& -Cameo Shorn -
Cameo Highlands. Corona Highlands .
1\prits.•
Harbor View, SpyglaM, Big Canyon.
AprilS
Balboe l5land. Irvine Tf:fTa<:l', East Bluff.
April6. 7
The Pminsula, Udo Isle, linda lsi.., Harbor l~and.
April8. 9
WatNewpon
ApriiiO, II, 12
Newport Hdehts, Bay$hOt"l'. Dowr Shores, Harbor
Highland., Watclift.
On ApriJ 13th you will hliw an opportunity to elect
councilmen for three diatrkts1 l urge that your chokl' for
Oiat:rid 7 be Duncan Mcintosh.
Slncer .. ly.
-' . I
DUNCAN MciNTOSH, JR .
Candidate for City Council .... .... .,c .........
Beet O.•c-Mel••••• C..ac8 w su•VIao.-.-au.
Newpan •••=Ia. CA ft661-(71•) 67S.9S6e
OWTO GET RIC
U you bad any doubt about how our Congressmen ore using tbe!r posttloo to Une
tbetr own pockets, I hope you watched Channel Z on Sunday night. The story of the
Florida poUUclan who has grown very rich while drawing a modest Congresstooat
salary should open a few eyes.
Now, what I've beeo saying for years certainly applies to this case: Let 'em
serve no more than Z terms, then ldck 'ein out! U It's a good rule for the president
and the goYernor, wby not apply It to the Congress?
These guys set their own salaries and fringe beoetlts, theo make orrangemeots
wUh btc business to get even more. They bke free vacatlons at the ~yers ex-
pense. All they have to do Is say, '•I'm going .to tour Europe to s!ody how they pre-
se"e tbe old bu.Udlngs over there," and away they go, with the whole damned tamUy,
on a tu..pald tour • .--
Just tate a loot at fellows llte Lyndoo Johnson, who came to Washington Oat
broke and left the Seoate as a muJ!JcmUilonalre. You KNOW that something Is wrong
wUh tbe system. ot course one of our problems Is that we keep electing housewives
and $100-a-week-salesmen, and start paying them $60,000 a yeor, plus what they
can-steal. We get the kind of government we ask' for. When are we going to wise up?
I see they're haylng the same problem, on· a smaller sca1e, over tn Huntington
Beach, with their City Cooncll taldng a ·few "fringe benefits" nobody thought they
bad.
So, !IIese are ·the kind of guys we. trust wltb our tu mooey.ls it any wonder they've
got us In StiCh a mess? Is It any wonder IIIey pull off such rtdlculoos things as federal.
hreYerwe sharing," and convince us they're doing us a favor?
Reveoue sharing Is kind of like a guy mocldog you over the head and taldog your
willet, then comtDg bact a few days later and saying.'' Hey, I'm a real nice fellow
and I'm going to give you back $10 of the $100 I stole from you --now, next week
when I bit you over tbe head aglln, you think about that, and U won't hurt as much
WbeiD ITOb JOQ. '' .
Tbe clty-slleter reftmociOrs lnYI!e our local hick politicians bact there to Wash-
IDctot> and pve tbem a --and-dance a1>9UI how wonder!Ut revenue sharing Is.
S1teJ Mil tile hlet an old ault and con>1oce blm tt fits.
Well, we're goloc to get another ebancepretty soon to change the cast of characters.
. Will we be smart ~ to do tt? I ain't betUng on tt.
r AL FORGIT
• • • • • • • • • • •
Down at the .tore, we're gettiDg ready for a fiowery summer. We've got seeds,
plant.or mix . noto and olanters "st wa!IIM to make vour orottv olace even pretUer. • • • • • • • • • • P.S. NeJt Jel.f, I bapt tbeJ ru '!H speed trials for tbe Long Beach Grand Prtr
In Long Beaeb, inlteod ol. on Balboa Blfd. Seoms lite neryUme the surf goes up,
10 ·<IDea the speed 011 tbe houleftrd. Hate to -the surfers wipe out before they
n• ret to the Wiler.
.,
•'
----~~-----1M! OPPWJM. 11!1.1111 M 1ME OTY OP .... , .AOt ~--.. ---
1956 grads
plan reunion
U you were a member of
Newport Harbor blgh
scbool's class of 1956, your
classmates are looking for
you. Tbe cbss wUJ hold a
reuntoo Oct. 16 at the Bal-
boa PavUioo.
Rachel Hamilton, a mem-
ber of the r euntoo commit-
tee, tbls week urged an class
of '56 members to call 548-
6459 for Information andre-
senatloos.
The reunion will Include
Ansel HUl's or chestra play-
ing the music or the 1950s.
..
M NIWfOIT tfA80I Lee-.u ...... --.....
JOe
COSTA
MESA
Funds in budget to buy
homes in flight path
Orange Coaty Airport
bqet omclals tooklhellrst
fbaaDcial step tbis wMk to-
ward eneodi.Dc tbe rwway
&Dd boylag liP ootse-in.,ac-
ted homes lA Santa ADa
Belc'bts. Neltber acttc. can
be tatea. omc1a1s ~
IIDttl aa eoYlroa iDental 1m-
pact report is daDe.
The airport's 1976-1 f77
bodget, made pubUc l&st
Ttllrsday, asks the ~
for $400,000 to boy property
Dear tbe runway eD<l, ~er
$100,000 to bay alr-.-ee
'' ea.semeots•• oYer ot1wer
bomes, a.od $800,000 to ex-
t-' the main runway.
ted by ~rt notse, andbuy
usemeou over others, in
order to brillg the aifl)Ort's
noise impact wtthin legal
state Umtu.
Santa Ana Heights r e-
sidents hue &tfODIIY op-
posed the boy-up plan. Their
homeowner associatioo
joined wltb the city o! New -
port z moot hs ago in coo-
YlncJ.Qg tbe county Board of
Supervi8ors to hold OJ) any
runway eltenston or other
dnsttc airport cbanges until
the envlronmeotal impact
report, now belog prepared,
is finished.
NEW OFFICERS o1 tbe Coroaa del Mar bJcb sebool
PTA SU:rroctod the presideDt, Mrs. Dea Kates, front row
center, following lnstallattoo uremoo.les at a luncheon
meeting In East Blurt. Tbey are Mrs. Rex Layton, first
vice-president, froot row left; Mrs. Robert Hilchey,
treasurer, to tbe rtgbt of tbe president; back row, lett
to right, Mrs. Lupton Wilkinson, Znd rice-president;
Mrs. Richard RamltlOilC!. recordillg secretary, and Mrs.
Gail Vinje, publlclty. (Ensign photo.)
Tom Egan, assistant di-
rector or the county's ge-
eral services agency, sa1d
Friday that any action toward
b uytng homes or exteodillg
t he ronway '•Is at least 15
to 18 mootbs away,'' bat
said the budget r equest ls a
financial step to haYe tbe
money a nllable if a.od wbeo
the go-abead is gtYen.
Sorority
planned
The botanical gardens of
the Sher man F oundatloo
Center, 2647 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mu, will be the
setting for the AprU 8 morn-
ing Meeting of Ga mma Tau
Gamma alumnae chapter of
Alpha Chi Omego.
SIGN UP FOR KINDERGARTEN The runway extensiOII
would add 737 feet to t.be
northern (beginning) eod ol
the takeotr run, thus allow~
jets to become al.rborne eu-
lier, and Qy over Newport
and Santa Ana Heights at
higher, quieter altitudes.
Kindergarten regtstratioo
for next September in New-
port-Mesa schools bas been
scheduled for April 26-May
7, according to Fred Carter,
coordinator of student ser-
vi<'es. Parents of propectlve
ldndergarteoers should coo-
tact their school for an ap-
pointment to register.
Tbey'U be asked to bring
aloog proof of age and that
the child bas had state-re-
quired immuniutions.
Any parent wlth a ques-
tioo about wbJcb scbool his
child wUJ attend, or any
other concern, is asked to
call F'red Carter at 556-
3284.
The property buy-up plaD
would bave the county pur-
c hase the Santa Ana Hetgbts
homes most heavily-impac-
All coastal Or ange Coun-
t)' alumnae of the sorority
a re mvited for refreshments
and a tour of the g1'01lDd.s.
Also featured wW be dis-
cussion of the new collegi-
a te colony of Alpha Chi Om-
ega at UC lrvine, according
to Mrs. Lee Clark, presi-
dent.
From April 1 tlrrouglt tht! 9th Marfnen Scnlf,... and
HlckOf}l F,.,.,.. 111111 H •ho111lng you the difference.
Eoch day, In eoch of our locotfons. ~ 111111 N o/ferlng
you a different cheue to .aoor. Comf! Into ClftJ' of
Marine,..' o/flcf!ll on the da, we feature }'OUr faoorlte. or
come In eoch da, to taste the different varlet If!~~.
Thurs. 1 Swiss
Toda y we taste a cheese that was first made by the CeltiC
tnbes in the SWiss Alps before th{> nse of the Roman Emp~re
Known more for 1ts ho les than ns hazelnut flavor. 1t ts a world
Wtde favonte While you're tastmg sample one of our htgh
mterest savmgs accounts
Fri. 2 Big Barn Cheddar
Tradtttonal cheddar •s made from whole . unpasteur~ted .
summer mtlk of cows wh1ch have drunk fresh. clea:-water
and fed upon new green grasses only Made tradmonaUy
o r not, cheddar •s the most popular cheese of aJJ Being
P.OJ>ular means you have more to offer For c he ddar. 1t's a
special taste. for Manners it's a fnendly att1tude
Sat. 3 String Cheese
Actu ally a semi·soft Mozzarella . the peehng nature of
String has caused it to be a popular novel tv cheese. But
when melted. 1ts soft chewy texture can be found on the
best pizzas
Mon. 5 Fontina Tues. 6 Gouda
Firm and buttery. wtth an Ivory color,
this sweet table cheese turns fruit Into a
meal. Fontina is a cheesemaker's dream
come true -a combination Emmenthal.
Gruyere and a hint ol Port-Salut. Start
your week off right with thls .. dream cheese".
You 'II savor the Dutch ancestry of this
Holland-style cheese Mellow and mild,
tt's hard to stop tas1mg once you've started
You mJght say the O.,vor gives you
dtvtdends of enJOyment -a bit Uke a
savtng.s account at Manners
Wed. 7 Brick Thur. 8
Farn1er's
Cheese
Fri. 9
Brick Is a native American cheese and
Its name Is derived more from Its shape
than Its flavor. There are many types of
brick, but this Butt:ernlp offers a mild flavOf
at first and a nlppy aftertaste. It's creamy
and soft and goes with many dishes. Being
versatile Is a valuable asset. That same
value can be found at Manners to make
your money grow.
Originally ma.de on Individual fa.nns and
only tOld &ocalJy, this mOd white cheese Is
made With part skim milt and offers
~sure to the calorie counter and
connoisseur alike.
Belle Fleur
Of French ancestry. this domestic part
skJm milk cheese has been accepted by
Weight Watchers L~ght yellow In coiOf a nd
with a slight nippy taste. It can drama~
any wine and cneese ex~noe There 's
no better wav to end the week than tasting
the difference at Mariners
All of our offlcn will be open on Saturclaw. April. S, ; a .m . until 1 p.m . for your conftftlence.
All of lite~ c~a 1tooe ~n provkkd.,
HICKORY FAiufS loaned I" Wutcll/f Pfaae '"
Newport Beoclt.
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SCBOLARSJnP CHAIRJtA.N of the £bell CluL of N~wpon
Beach. Mrs. Tbomu Ba.ame, Is shown with the 2 r €-' lp-
leots of EbeU scbolarsblps, Broce Barrow, centPr, and
Nlcbolas »attbew, both art majors at Oran~e r oast ( o -
lece. Tbey wtll coatt.e tbe1r studies at Lon~ bea h
state Uai•enJty. Bruce, a sophomore, Will be omplettnv
bls work for MFA decree, wftb teac tllolo crf.'df1lttal. ~i k,
a freShman and a NaYJ VietnarTI vet('ran, will l>t> worK..nz
ror bJs BFA ~tecree. Tbe Ebell C Jut wtll present a pot-
pourrl of fastdoos'' April 20 at Ute Batilll r onnt alai;
Yacht Club in CODtinuance of fund raising efforts
Grand Cany01
on class tour
Student.l fliiJ'Qil1lc .. Or-
ange Coast Collep'l ...
summer eoolQIJ 1M c.n.
will hue tbe ......... , al
explortng the GJ"Md c..,_
b~ raft. Hoag service rewarded Jim Reese, OCC -.dllt
sctence proleaor ad ..
of the oourse's two IMitnle-
tors, says, ''We .W IIDI •
opportunity to obMrfe tM
geology, wbleb 1s •• 11d
l ike pages of a '**. Mid
e xplore beaat1tal lAde ca-
yons for plants ud aotmtla,
Residents of Newport and
Costa Mesa made up more
than ball or the so tooc -
time employees honored Jut
week by Hoag hospital.
Retirees and t hose Who
have completed 5, 10, 15 and
20 year s of employment at
the hospital wer e singled
out to receive gem-studded
pins, tie tac ks and gifts at
t he annual employee awards
banquet March 22.
Heading the llst of r ecip-
ients were employees wbo
retired last year . Costa Me-
sans honored were Ethel Ba-
ker, 8 years ; frank Oupps,
5 years; Beatrice Manter -
nach, 18 years, and ltlattie
Overson, 6 years.
Teresa Tyson or Costa
Mesa •as honored for !0
years or se"ice.
Receiving 15 year pins
were Patricia Adams and
Betty Finfrock from New-
port Beach; Olga Fewell,
Magna Schley and Floreoce
Weckllch of Costa Mesa.
Honored for 10 years of
service were Ga,y Brafblry,
Grace '•Be2" Earll andFeru
Lundq111st, Newport Beach;
Ruth Barker, Helen Harsh-
man, Edith Letterlello,
Joyce Matthews. Patricia
Prlne and Katberine Rupsa..
Costa Mesa.
PTA gives
awards
Ward WUsey, Richard
England and Ken Bauer meis-
ter wer e given special oo-
oorary service awards last
week b}' the Newport Harbor
high school PTA.
Mr . Wilsey, prestdeot of
the t\igb school's Booster's
Club, was given hls award
by school principal Charles
Godstlall.
Richard England, chair-
man of the school's music
department, and director of
the mucb-booored Sailor
Band, was presented h1s aw-
a rd by school athletic dir ec-
tor Jules Gage.
Counselor BUl Stra,.· made
the presentation to Mr. Bau -
er meister. who heads the
social sciences department.
Chair man of the event was
Barbara DeMott.
Field study
in Yucatan
Orange Coast Coll~e ls
otrertng a new r~ional !ield
studies cour se t his summer
tha t wUI enminetheecology
or the C a rtbbean caubl a r -
ea of Mexico's Yucatan Pen-
Insula.
The 3~nit C'lasS is de-
signed a ro·und a 15-day field
study In which students wUl
vlslt the east coast of the
Yucatan Peninsula and
is lands In the ad jacent Ca-
ribbean Sea. '
The class, which Will en-
roll up to 30 students. will
me« 011 the OCC campus
on June 15, 17 and July 13
from 4 tO 7 p.m. The trip
wW run Crom June 21 to
J uly 5. The cost Ls $635
per 8tUdent.
EstabUshlng a oome bue
at Pamal, a !'mall YUlace
41.rectl7 oo th.-carllbean
l&llld&, the class will ftslt
tbe Meric21., tbe capitol of
Y~ P~a:>, OG the
DOrtll oout lD tbt Citif ot
Mellco: Cblc• tt&a. a fa-
mou reef olfsbore; ud a
IOI!Illst ot otMr lllte.f't11111C
tad bealtlfll lites aJo1c tbe
eut cout ol YtcatiL
··ne ~· o1 n. coa... wtll ~ ecoJoc1cal
five year rer·tptents frorr.
Newport Beach we re \'lr-.iu-
la Brown, Emily Den mg,
Barbara Kearl, Etlitl1 (Jrt-
stein, Ruth P~tPrson anr:l
Mavis Scott.
From Costa ~1esa,:; >""r
pins went to Karen l:ionte -
koe, Bella Cachola , Pat , 1ru
Cha ructUnda, Paulin<> Enrus,
Gladys Ford, JosPpla Green,
Barbara Hanson. Amta 1\1~
man, Carol Molho, Jan ~uz.
um, Chaplain \\ 1llian rot -
ert Parn, Donald Pl<~ZJO,
Villa Swasdiroks and bar -
bara Y~er.
"' e' 11 also ban tilDe to IIJD-
ply rela.x lD camp ..a •tDY
'1ellcious meals prtpl.l'ed bJ
our guJdet>." Feels $500.
The course tD<:...,_ S ._
cam;xts meetmcs ca lillaJ f
and 25 and Jtme 15 from 4:JO
to 9:30 p.m. Tbe l14J
field study will lDcblde &diiJ
and night at the ..a. n.
of the GnDd CUJGa.
ENJOY THE
VIEW OUTSIDE
While lett1ng in I ight
without heat-glare &
fading fr9m the sun!
• Keep Rooms Cooler
• Save Air Conditioning
• Stop Sun Fade
• Make Glass Safer
You 'll be much more comfort-"le.
5fJL1lR-t•
·suN CO~TROL FILM
FOR WINDOWS
18474 Amistad
Fountain Valley
l ..... of tbt nw1M ud
coutaJ Don ud fa-, ••
.,. Jeor-.a Cole. OM at
tbe ooant lltltndDn. ._
wlal o..1l KellJ.
(714) .. 71
. • • . • •
• • • .
• • • .
. •
•
•
, •nuu1n .....
fLIIIWM ....... &,_ ,..._..,. ...
..... "" ._ I . DKta 2 .. ...., 8lrdl ......... ._c._
-CWioa D. lit-e,..... IJMl •n• ... 'hitto. Ca. -. .._
T. lato;not .., ..... La..
•m...ca...,n.
,.....tut7nllert ted
by.--·-
Sipeci:-IIIL ·
TMs ltM •• wuiDed .w. t11t1 ~ ctoit ct o....,, C..y --1,1t71.
PIIJUQ: ll&rda 11. 11, ts,
April 1. lt?t, iadlte.llecport
!lal1Jor Eoalp. I' -51317
LIGIIL IIOfta
S-OIIJC· FI:TmOIJSB~
NAME STATEMENT
Thl fottowtoc .... -.. doiDC buiDeu u : Elec-
tron.le ~S706Car
mel, ln-lae, CaUL 92714!
MartiD F. Harfey,S700 Car-
meJ. lntDe, Cal.JL U'?U.
Tbls t..tDf"'!!ls caadact~
br an i.Drtlflcktal.
Slped: Ma.rt:fll Haney.
This statemeot wu filed
wUh the COWltf Clerk of
Ora.nge County Mar, 5,1976.
Publ&h: March 11, 18, 25,
Ap.rU \, 1976, lnttJeNewpor1
Harbor Enslen. f -53500
LHAL IIOTICI
FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMeNT
The followlllg pereoos an
doing business aa: Ma.rlner
Motet. 3026 W. Par.l.ficCoast
Hwy., Newport Beach, Ca.:.:
Shu Chell Wtlltwortb, 6600
Ce:11lea1 Ave., Gardea
Grove. Ca . 92645; Wo!::l S buan
Chang, 6602 Cerulean An.,
Garden G rot'e, Ca. 92&45.
ThiJ bu 1Lrte.i3 lsconducted
by a ~era! .-rtnership.
Sigoed: Shu Chen Wtut-
II'Orth.
This statement was fll-'
with the County Clerk or
Orange County M J.r. 5, 19'76.
Publish: Ma.rch 11, 18, 25,
Apri.l 1, 19'76, In the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F ,53476
LHM. MOTICI
S-09853
F1CTIT10US BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foUowing pereoos a.re
doiDB bu&lness as: lnvestor's
Property Exc ba.nge, 16168
Beach Boulevard., Suite 169,
Huntington Beach, Calilom.la
9264.7 : Roaald L. Hqate.
24.882 VIa SllltJ. Cruz. Mis-
sion VJe)), CtJUomLa 92675;
PhyiUs A. Hunpte, U882
Via Santa Cruz, M1Nloo
Viejo 92675.
Ttus bustoess ls conduct-
ed by an individual.
Signed: Rooald L. Hungate.
This statement was ft.Jed
wtth the County Clerk of
Orange County Mar. 15,
1976.
Publish: Mar.18, 25,Apr.
1, 8, 1976, in tile Newport
Harbor Ensign. f53830
LIG&LMOncr
F1CTITIOIJS BUSINESS
NAME STATEIIE!jJ
The followinz pef801l Is dotnc busioess as: B. M
KHielea Landscape Co.,
1600 w. Or.ean Ft •• New-
port Bch., Ca.: Brlan Mt.
chael KWelea, 1600 W,
Ocean F't., No:!.wport Bch.,
Ca.· •
This business is co:~1ucted
by an lndtvtdual.
Slgned: Brian Michael
Killelea.
This statement was fUed
wtth the Count}'_ Clerk o!
Orange County Mar; 5,19'76.
Publls'l: March 11, 18, 25,
Aprtll, 1976, in the NewpOrt
Harbor Ensign. f -5S477
LIGAL IIOTICI
-ft.titWiil
ftt -·-Is ... aa:*'drrm _,. r/11111• LIIIIICooo·
rrd r tat Part nr. a., aau....:l &Melt. Cal.
--('nro)Uwltl T•·s n , tat Poet Tlfftl,
K_.t S.dl. Cll. t!MO.
1'llla .... , 7 .... OGIIdDcted
by·--· .,_ Howard E. Tim--· ' Thla~ ... ~
witb the c.., Clerk of
Otuce "-...... 15,
1976.
Pllb1iab: Mar. 11, 15, Apr.
1, 8, 1976, bl tile Jlewport
Hub>r EuicL F -51811
LtGALIIOfta
S-09828
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followl.ng persons are dot.ac business as: GID Line
Restaurant. 3644 S. Bristol
St., Santa Ana, Callt 92704:
Cbuct,. st..... T., S862
N yanza Dr., Huntlngtoo
Beach. Ca. 92647 ; Lu,
Samuel K., 828% Dancy Clr-
cle, HllJ\tingtotl Beactt. Ca.
92646; Clliu, Daniel 0 ,, 8Z82
Dancy Circle, Huntington
Beach, Ca. 92646.
This business Is con<tuct-
ed by a general partnersllip.
Signed samuel K. Lu,
This statemeat was flied
with the County Clerk of
Orange County Mar. 9,1976.
Publlsb: Mar. 18, 25,Apr.
l, 8, 19?6, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -53587
UGAL MOTlC!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME TATEMENT
The following person Is
dol.nc business as ~-w.
Alvord Box Co., 31051 Aliso etr ., South Laguna 92677:
W. W. Alvord (WU!iam
Webb), 31051 AU.so Cir ., So.
Laguna 92677.
This business ls conduct-
ed by an lndlfldual.
Signed: W, W. AlYOrd.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk ofOr-
ange County Mar. 12, 1976.
Publish: Mu. 18, 25, Apr.
1, 8, 1976, tn tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -53769
LHALII011CI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoo l.s
doior; 00\.ness a.s: Chambers
& Cort:~panY, 3M'?-C West
Mcfadden An., Santa Ana
92704: Michael Thomas
Ch3mbers, 3957-t: Wesc
Mcfadden AYe,, Santa Ana
9Z'704. ' .
This buslne.ss is conduct-
ed by t.n individual.
Signed: Michael T. Cham-
bers. '
This statement wa s flied
with tbe county clerk of Or-
ange County Mar. 16, 1976.
Publish: Mar, 25, Aprtll,
a, 15, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F53906
LIGAL MO'!ICE --
STATEMENT OF AB.4.N -
OONMENT Of USE OF
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
N A:,; r toll owing person&
have a.ba.odooed the use of
the fictitious buslDess name:
Jenller's Ha.tr FasMons, 177
E. 17th St., Costa Mesa,
Callf. 92627. The FictlUou s
Bus\ness Name referred to
above was filed In Orange
County on Dec. 12, 197 4.
Gera.ld P. Asl\}$y,_ 2310 N.
Laird, Santa Ana, Calif.
92706; Ellen J. Aahley,,.%310
N. Laird, Santa Ana, Calif.
92706. '
This business was con.
dueled by'a genenlpartner -
shl,p.
Signed: Ellen J. Ashley.
•
,.,. ... ·-F'L1111001···--
W.UO: IT ATEIIEJ!r no-...,.. ....
datllt tx·uG'Msrg
.,.-., IIGLifGfhf •
fri11L.Aoolloi-.Ca._,
Kendi A. IOd ·-... £ol.. c-. 1ntl G.._... t'en.,.
lrflDf, CL tt7JS; ,...,_
8. tllld CIJ'OI B. O'Ke*, ,,. a.,~< s-. ~
Ba~Ca.tZist •
Tbls,._ls-·
eclbfoc-.nl-olltp.
S-T.B.O~.
Thls llbtem ......... m.s
wU:h lhe eo~~~Kr c:leR ot Or-
ange C:O..V Mar. N, lt'76.
Pubu.tl: April 1, '· 15.
Z2, 19'76, tn the Jfewport
Harbor Ensign, F -SU69
LIGAL IIOTICI
S-09899
J-lCTITJOUS BUSlNESS
N.UtE STATEMENT
Tbe tollowtac ~ U
doUI@: buslnns as Mr. T•s
Auto &: Marinfo Senk.e,
20061 Swana:ea Lo.., Hanttac-
ton Beach, Cal.: TIJOmuA I-
bert King, 20061 Swanaa
Ln., Huntlogtoo Beacb, Cal.
This buslDess ls coodllct-
ed by an indiYidual, Signed:
Tbomaa Albert King,
This statement was llled
with the county clerk of Or~
ange County Mar. 23, 1976.
Publ!SII: April l, 8, 15,
22, 1 !J'76, tn the Newport
Ha rbor Ensign. f$4172
LIGAL IIOTICI .
f iCTtTlOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doing business as: N"J'Ort
Mesa CrnUYe Ser-vices, 160
W. WUson, Unit 69, C.
l.tesa, Ca. 92627: Doris M.
Harris, 160 W. Wilson, Unit
69, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627.
TbJs busl.ness Is conducted
by an 1ndtvldual.
Signed: Doris M. Harris.
Thi5 statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Onnge County Mar. 15,
1976.
Publish: Mar. 18, 25, Apr.
I, 8, 1976, in the Newpcn1
Harbor Ensi~. F -53812
-L!GAL MOTlCI
S-09863
ftCTITIOUS BUSINESS
SA ME STA T EMENT
The following per800S are
Ciol.ng business as: Alsean
Ent erprises, 1934 E. Edln-
ger,.Santa Ana 92705: Rich-
ard. S~ Ryan, 26012 Vlew"-
polnt Drh·e East, Captstran_
Beach 926Z4: Aleunder Mu-
no:r. Chacon, 8790 La Roca,
Fountain Valle)', Calif.
92708.
This business is conduct-
ed by an lndiYidual. Signed:
Richard Sean Ryan.
This statement was filed
with the county ~Jeik of Or-
ange Counly Mar. ·16, 1!176.
PUblish: March i'S, Apr,l,
8, 15, 1976, lJl the. _Newport
Harbor Ensign. F' -53896
U GAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUS~ESS
NAME STATEMENT
The . follow tog pef!IOII is
doing bustness as Custom
Wal l Covering,_ 11301 Del-
ptuntum Ave;, Fountain Yal·
ley, Ca. 92708: _Ginette M.
Koetmke, 11301 Delphlnium
Ave., F"ountaw Valley, Ca.
921708.
This business Is cpnduct-
ed by" an 1nd1Yidual. Signed:
G ineHe Koehn·ke.
This statement Wu flied
with the county clerk of Or.
ange County Mar • .%3, l 97G,
PubUsb. Mar. 25, AprU 1,
8, 15, t976, ln the Newport
Aarbor Ensign. F'54164
LIGAL MOTICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATE MENT
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS This statement 'was .fUe<1
The following person 1S
doing business as Globe En·
terprfses, 66 12 Dohm
Circle, Hunt. Bea.c.h 9Z&47: NAME STATEMENT with the Countr Clerk of
The following persoa is Orange Couaty Mar. 8,1978.
dolo&: boslness u: Water-Pllbliab: Marth 11, 18, 2.5, De)atl Ct'etkovlch, 6612
Dohm Circle, HWit. Beach.
Ca.J. 92647. beds Unl..lmlted, 1775 New-• Apr. 1, 1976, In the Newport
port Blt'd., Costa Mesa Harbor EnsigD. F' -394.28
92627: David1 Campbell, 105 This bual.nell Is condUct-
ed by an lndlvldu&l. SICM<S: Main, Balboa, Ca. 92661,
P.O. Boa: 119,
This bualness Ia cooduet-
td by an lMLftdl&ll.
Signee!' Do•l4!. Compl>o!l.
Thla sta.temtal wu rued
with the Coaty Clerk ot.
Oranct COWIIty Mar. IZ,
1976.
Plibllftl.: Ma.r. 18, 2:5, Apr.
1, 1. 1rra, 11 ,,. Newport
Hamr EOIIp, F-51770
L-IIOTICa
F!CTITIOIIS BUIIIJIESS
!IAMI STATEMENT Tbl_,._,.
doWc a.•n•u:OieTrme.
714 SMllmar, COICa "-
_.,, -II. hlrUI, 714 llll.tlur, eo.ta .....
Ca.IIA'I. nu btHisl••llciMisdtd
by -lridiY*<J. .... -... -1"'U ... , ...... ..... .,.., .. c-cr.n fl ~c--.I.Jm.
--I I,U,It,
.,0 .. lrrl, ........ """
-!ulp. P-IN'II
I
De)llf Cvetkovich,
This statement ftl rued
FICTmOUS BUSINESS with the C011DtJ elerk of Or ..
NAME STAttMRNT ance Colnty Mar, !2, 1976.
Ttle foUowt.Dc persona are 1 Publtah: Mar. ZS, Aprtl 1,
®I.DC busfneas u: Park I 8, 15, 1971, ln tht Nt1f})Ort
Patio ApartmtW, 1605,"; Ha.rtor Eulp. F54104
So. E••rc ...... Santa An>j , -·· •110,_ Ca. t2701' Robert F. stoe,. ---
.. ~ (121 Po-) P,O. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
801 684,.Corona dellfar, NAME STATEMENT '
Ca.. 1!815; .Raymood c. The follo•lllc pertooa are
Holle, USI I.UtdHr .Ctr, ®inC: bualD•u uTbtCofftt
e .. , COita ...... Ct. n&2S; Peddltt, 348 1 VIa ()porto,
AUet ,H. MotiMl, 'P.O. Box Newport Beh.. Ca. t!MI:
IN (Ill -)Corooo Romono Sperri,'1~Port
dtl Mar, Ca. tauS: Gtadyt SeatJGVM, Nl"t'JJI Bth.,
S. Ttlcuau, 17ft Via Arriba, Ca. na&O; Heltl rrt.
Pa1o1 'lmttl Elbttt, Ca. Jl51 Port SelbcMII'II Mew ..
90l74. port Beh. Ca. IZMo,
Tlde bl#-ll ~ 1'hll tJ.tiiMII j. eaMict•
by II _.,. U• 011 bJ 1D _,.,.., II•
---Ita • ·ooellllae otlltV'-•roert-~ -~. I s..-R P. -1. Signee!: Hoi• Bcotrrl.
nu --ll!t4 ,..,. lllte---wlllo •tlla ~ Cltrl fl wtlb thl-,.e!tt'lioiOt-o,_ ~ -· 5,1t7t. ..,.. c.-,. ...... It, trrt.
--II,IJ,IS, -llu.ft,...,...1,
April t. 1.m. taa.tlftwport 1, 15, 1t71t ll tMif..,.,. .
-IM!p. r-tH'II Harllor Ellllp. ,_
,,
•• -,_,.. rr.-., .. ' ' f I
\ I j ·, I \ 1 1 t ' ..,_OOURIOF1W
IT Aft OF CAUI'IlmU
f'OII Tie COUll II
01"~·.-z ....... .,.nc:e: or ••we
PI DJ JOII POa (Wrw• AD-
T.MIOMI £DCUjmJ.
TO EXECU'I:E OIL AIIDCAS
LUliE W'ITit 01'11011 1'0
ACQI!IRE 'I!T1.£ 1'0 101111.
ERALBIGtrn
~ o1 WAL1'£JIJACI<.
SOli COIZ. .._ -. u
J .\Ck. COLE., deo:: r 7 1¢.
10011C£ IS HEREBY G!V •
EK tba1 ELBAB£TB P.
COLE, Euatrl& f/1. be
l.aat Will ol a. _,.e-..._.., deeed., .... tiled
~ a peUtlaa W lene
to ~ aa ou 18111 G.u Leue--to-tttle to aU oU, ps add IIdia
enls bl and ..atr Cb!o tell ·--oltoo ~ anwr ol tile ba-
tenectbi oi Zllb a.! Gar.
-lllreeu to tbe Clly Ill s~pa~ KW, c.-,. "' r.o.
AD(eles, State ol CaJifof'3Ja.
more pa.rti.ca1aJ1)" de«rfJed ..,
Lot lZ, Tnct tG%1, ex-
eet:lt aJJ oU. PJ and ml!l-
erW: lytnc wutdn 500 reet
trom the •rface o1. ~
North halt of sald Lot IDd
wittmut rtghl or •tia«
entry on said No.rtb ball.
Reference i.5 hereby made
to Ald petltioll for further
parttcutars.
That the time and place
of beartDg of aid pet.Ukla
tw been set fOr Aprtl 15,
1976, at 9 a.m. in the Court-
room of Department t of ttw
:aboYe~ed court, located
at 700 Civlt: Ceater Drtn
West, Santa Ana, Callfond2.
DATED: March 2.6, 19'76.
WILUAM E. ST JOHN,
Clerk; by DEBRA A. WE .
HUNT, Deputy C lerk.
Harwood '" Adkinsoo. "'-torneys at Law, SZO ~"POrt
Ceater Dr., Suite 43-4, New ~
port Beach, caur. &44-1312,
attorneys for petlU.oner.
Publish: AprU I, 8, 15,
1976; 1n the Newport Hubor
Ensign.
L·IGAL MOTICI
NOTICE
Of" PUBLIC HE A RING
NOTICE lS HEREBY GI-
VEN that the City Council
of the Clty or Newport Be3cb
•ill OOld a public heaOng tn
ac&rdance wJth ..... Sicu.on
5.14..150 of the Ne..-,JOrt
Beach Municipal Code for tbe
ptlrpose of determlnl.ng Whe-
ther ambulaoce rate sche -
dules ror Seal's Ambulince
Service aDd Schaefer's Am-
buiaUce Sertt.ce shOUld be
changed to increase their
base rates, mUeage rates
and charges !or stant'l-by
Urn e.
NOTICE IS HEJtES;Y FUR-
THER GIVE N that the ·sal.d
hearing wtll be held on the
26th day of April, 1976, at
the !'lOUr of 7:30P.M. ln the
Cou.ncU Chambers of tbeCI-
ty Hall of the Cit y of Nt'W-
port Beach, Ca.Ufornla, at
which time and place an}·
and all persons Interested
may appear and be heard
thereon.
Do·rts George
Acting Clty Clerk
City or Newport Beach
Publi!lh: .AprU 1, 1976, lJl
the Newport Harbor EnslJD. -L-IIOfta
NOTJCt OF 1NTENT10N TO
ENG"AGE 1N THE SALE OF
ALCOI«)UC BEVERAG.ES
To Whom It May Concern:
Subject to tasuaoce of the
license appUed for, notice
l5 hfreby ct.-en that the un-
deral(Ded proposes to sell
alcoholic beverages at tile
premtaea, described as fol-
lows: t9ZO E. Coast Htgb.
•ar, Corona del Mar, Onnge c..aty.
Pursuaot to such titentton,
the aenlped I• applyl.al
to the Departmeqt of AJco.
bollc JW-teract Coatrol for
~ts.aa.Dc:e of aoaJcohollc beT-
f.rtce ltceDH (or llc«UJH)
tor tbeH premiiH u fol-
lows: .,..,,. OD Sale Geotral
()IGOI Ftdf PabUc Eattac:. ..... ~
BERSCH, Robert W.
~1.0118, ..... , NIIN
... ..., April 1, 1rl6, ..
tbe !fewpo~ Hartaor Enalp,
L-IIOTICI
FLJI.t~· M ...-rr•n•PI ne ,a .... ,._ ..
... t 17m-..... ,._ .. __ _
......... .., •• 5.------...... Jr~•c 'a fl. ._ ._ C&. -1. nuttnrt.•t;t ..
ed bf • • 0?1tet .....,_ .. __
Jer, Jr. no 4H sst ....... -too -deft fill.<-.,. eo.s.;, ..... u .. ..,._
--· !5, ... I. ~1 1.; 1971,11 Ge .... r
tlatti(W '•• FS40G
OI!DIJIAJOCE wo. liiSt
AJC ()III)[J(4JC£ OF U. em Of' KEWI'otlf.liEACII
ADDIJil; SECTIOII 1MMI
ElmTLED "PDW.T!""
TO CHAPTEJI 1,Df (lliU)
OF T1TU: 1 01' THE KEW-
pORT e.EN:H IIUWICIPA.L
COO£
n.e City c-fl t11t1
City Of Newport 8eodo D01!S
ORDA!K u iollow.:
SECT10~ I. -7.Df..
055 lJ adlkd to tbe Newpott
Baell tllll!f.Cipal Coclt
to l"'dd!
"7.04...055 PENALTY. U
ahall be uab1fflsl for 18)'
pe-r-to •Aolate or fail to
comply wttb atlJ protUioa
of Sectiou 7 A.f..OZO, 1.04.·
030, . 7.04.040 or 7 ..ot..D50
of tills Code, AaJ ~
'io.latillc or f2l11ac to coaa-pl r wtm any ar tbe pron.
siooa of aid SeeC:Iou sba1l
bt pllty 0( u illthctlol..
Any pera'MI eoarldt!d of
'f'lolati.DC of faiJ.iJic kl com-
ply .-tab liiJ of tflf' prori-
•tons or a.Jd Sec:tiMs shall
be paaisbabte by (l) lor tbe
ftnt otfeue, a maatatory
tine of T•eoty-five Dol.J.a.rs
(125.00~ (Z) tor tlw-
offen.R wtthi.a oae year, a
mandatory ml.olmam flD! or
Twenty-tlve Oolllrs(SZS.OO)
but not esceedillc ODe ffan.
dred Dollar~ (SIOO,OO); aDd .
(3) fo r eaen ad&tltioDil.,tob-
lion-of these a me S.Cdons
wfthJn ocw (l) year, a man-
datory minimum ftar of
TYent)·-fi,.e DoU:ars($25.00)
lour not to cxceecf Two Huu-
r1red a.nd 1-:n; Dolb.rs
fS250.00l.
SECnort 2. This ordiJl...
ance shall be pabi.J.Aed ~
tn t be omclal oewJplpe!" or
the City, and the same sb:aU
be etreeun ttllrty (30) days
after the date of lU adop-
Uoa. '
Tbl.s ordinance wu in-
troduced a t a regala.r meet#
tng or the c tty Coiincll of
the Ctty or Newport Beach
held on the 8th dayotMareb.
1976, and waa adopted oa
the 22nd day of Man:h,19'7S.
by the foUowlng vote, to
wit:
A YES, COUNCILMEN: Mc-
lrulll, Dostal. Barrett.
Kuehn, Rogers, RyctofJ,
Store
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
None
Donald A. Mdnols
M.ayor
ATTEST:
Dorta Georte
Acttuc City C Jerk
PubUitl: April 1, 19'76, ln
the Newport HartJor Eulp.
LIGAL IIOTICI
SUPERIOR COURT Of THE
STATE OF' C AUFORNlA
·FOR THE CO UNTY OF
ORANGE
No, A-MIM
NOTICE OF HE ARIIIC OF
PETITION FOR PROBATE
.OF WILL' AND FOR LET#
TERS TESTAMENTARY
AND PETITION FOR AU-
THOR!ZAT)ON TO ADMIN·
ISTER UNDER THE INDE -
PENDENT ADMIN!STRA •
TIOJ< OF ESTATES ACT
Eltltt of LEOLA •W.
GRIFFlTH lb LEOLA
GR!I'F!Tit, Docouecl.
NOTICE IS HEREBY G!V.
EN thlt lillnll K. Tift blo
nlecl hold • pt(lta for p-.Of Will tllld tor is-
aunet of IItten tettiJMII. ..
llry .. 'tbl pall-...
for aiiCitoJ1IaUOD .., admil-
lstor -r tbo ~
A<rmtototrOtioo ol E-Act, nter.ce to ..... eb It
m1dt t>r flsrthtr J~&~Uee ..
F1CT1T10US BuiofEss lin, 111111 tblt the limo ...,
NAME STATEMENT pllco ol boltUc thl ame
TIN fDllowlJC pt~ art hie btl3ll ... fDr Aprtl IS, 4oU1C blltDto u Semo;fCI· 1r1e, lt'~10:00 a.m., Ia tllt t,_ ~rtor,Ncro-• c<Mn1room fl ~
-· Wtot ve~~ot JawiJb No. S Of aid """rt, ol 700
MIWI. US N. 8-y. Cine C-Drt•o Wool,
-105, ........ mot, ... 1::.3' "' ...,. -. ~---lca-.MI c •
F w. Carttap Dr •. ._. -,..,., 17, 1m.
-. Cll. 11'101; lAo Ric--W!WAI! E. IT .101111,
ud -. 5101 --...... c.-, Cion.
Y-~CeDI, KUR oiMI DIC:.., --
,.
• , .... CL ., , ....... . .... ...... . .,, __ -.; -... -.--.. ... ___ . ....., .......... -..-..... ...-.
• • ·ru .tM..,dh,.
... .. d .......... .-.--,a ••• ~ ... .. , ... , ....... ...... ............... .
..... .. ,. frldslns ... .
.. .., llll'lc .,, 7 'ltrr. 21,
fl -Yllla Jlopr\,: --. ............
... 1 nu r *-d:r'ldeic
at 1:. &.JII, • Ower :lad ·-... E--DIY ... Jl, of 101...& ~ ....... -............. ... ...,. tlle8 It :t:JO Lm. 01-IOd-Bbd., c.-.. lit: .,.a .. 0 0 1'blefes _ ....... _ ......
, •a--.tol.mMJ.re,
ctCpt ....,., from u. odlce
letioe-Gtt>eNowport
-T-Clab, 1001 !ul:lbsll, bet.-.-t:·JO p.m.
tlardl t Md t:SOa..m. Mare.b
JO.
.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
06attd llutla Wnl&Jid.
11. o< au a ... ...., St.,
EUI B.lllff, wa• a.rrnted
at 10:50 a.m. at !SZ"'' Aralla,
Eut Olliff. ud ebarc~ wnh
808 £ELM4J(, .. d rwn pot;181bl( a dangeroas •ea.,
tlbr atK.t.c's:Coi.Jep....,.. p:. •• _ A $150 TV set was
here wBtl flllcll ~ol atol• from the t.tmeorJaoe
Newport 8eada, lltbetrta.er BolUJicer, 19J Am.l«os, the oltbe~awardattbe Bhlffs, betwei!o 8:Z5 a4m.
Mareb U .. ...,... of NCCAA and 7 p.m., by a burgla.rwbo la c..,.....,.~ Tt!IID..,Utbe apparently p 1ft through t he o.t.....,..plsyerlatbeaa-11.-........ carare . , . .....,.. ... •uwre;
Hoa. Tbe a.n1 tropby Ud aDd a baUdilac tegt.ster sl.gn. aeeoD~~U-Jiac IICbolutldp t'JJHd at $230, were t.l.ken
ue Pi\W1dedi by tbt Yl.rd:d.-from tbec:o.rtyardandpark-
soa F~Uon. u enacel· lac 1o1. of a.a lrvllle Co. buil-
lcal orpai.Dtloa wbletl pro. dJaleat mocampas.airport
motes bieber edltealJoD aaC1 area, betweea 6 p.m. March
attlletles. 9 aad 9 p.m. March tO •••
~ •L -CE A TV Rt aad cotns, .valued _ _:L:.~:::-:::::.-=.:.:: "=._ at S280, were taken rrom tnt
ORDlNANCE NO. 1660
AN ORI)[NANCE OF THE
CITY Of HE WPORT BEACH
ADOI.NG CHAPTER 1%.!i7 TO
THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE ENTI-
TLED "SKATEBOARDING
REGULATIONS"
Tbe City COUDCU or the
C tty of Newport Beacb OOES
ORDAIN a.s CoUows:
SECTION I. CbaiJter 12,57
is lle.nby added: to the New-
port Beacb M•lclpal Code
to read u follows:
"CHAPTER 12.51
SKATEBOARDING
REG"ULA TJON8
12.51.020 Sbt.eboUd1DI
RestrtctJoos.
IZ.S7 .030 Poottoc or s,...
ProbiJttlog.
tz.57.040 Peotlt)'.
SECTIONS:
12.57.010 DEFlNlTlON:
Skateboard.. for the pllfiiOM
of thil: Chapter, th.e ter m
'• sbteboard" includes all
wheeled objects, couters,
scooters, toys, conveyances
or Jtntllar devices used for
traDIPOrtlttoo or a:port
wbicb are propelled by Ill -
man power and whleb are
not claJsUled as bicycles
1n this Codt'.
1%.57,0ZO SKATEBOARD-
ING RESTRICTIONS. Skate-
boardJJ:tc sbaU be prohJblted
on aU plbllc atreeta located
111 tbe C.U:r or NewportBnch
haYiag a crade ofsls:perceot
(6%) or more ud which are
declared by reeoltltloo or
the City COUDCU to be hu-
atdoua to pedutrLao&, IDD·
torists or periOM operaUDc
skateboards.
12.57.030 POSTING Of
SIGNS PROHlBlnNG. The
Cttr Manager ls hereby au-
thortud to post or erect
or cause to be polled: or
erected •ten• probibltt.nc
aklteboardlag or thf UN of
sb.teboarda on public
llrMtl eo destcaated by re-
.,hl:tiorl or the Cttr cc.cu.
12.51.040 PENALTY. It
•hill btlal&wflll forUJPtr·
aoa to 'riolatt or f&Utocom· plr wtnl .. , .,.,..._ol.tbls
C~r. Aar,~ ftola,.
1111& tlw -fl this
C)ll<er lball bt pUty of
a.n lAfractlaD •••
SECTION Z. Tblo cmlto·
uce tbaU bt pabl.Libed •ce
.. tbe olllctat --fl the Cltr, ud tbt DIM ... u
.. .Ueetl .. tlllriJ (10) ... .
alior tbo -fl Ill ---· TttJ.I 0~ wu lD-t~ eta npt&r .....t-
tac: "' 1111 c~~y eo-u "' the City fl ,._ Btee•
bold oo thl ath ctoJoi Muell.
19'16. IDd ... ~ 01
till Uod ctoJ of Mueb,lt?l,
by tilt ........... -. Ito ....,
4Y~ COVWCI!JWEN' llez
.... llollaJ. ·-"--.............. -
Dadd Kauth residence at
600 E. Oceaa Front, BaJboa,
by a burglar who got in
through a w[Ddow ~ween
9 a.m. aod 6:30p.m.
• THURSDAY, MARCH ll
Jamt-& Rlchard Wilson, 40,
of 2665 H.lrtlor, Costa Mesa,
wu ~ at 5:45 a.m. at
Newport aod VII LlOO, UOO '
Sbopl., aod cbarced wlth ma -
Ueklou miachlef • • • Two
tires aad mag wheels, valued
at $150, we~ taken rrom
the fenced patio at tbe Sean
H:ar.kbea borne, 4838 Rl•er,
West Newp:~rt, between 7:30
p.m. Marcb 10 aftd 5:39p.m.
March 11 • • • Two hair
dryers, a bow'Unc belt. rol-
ler skates IOd other person-
a.! poueufou •ere stolen
from a carwrt closet at the
borne of Carole Strobel, 1142
Rutlaocl, Westcllff, betWeen
9:45 :a,m, aod 10 p.m.
• FRIDAY, MARCH 12 Kart Ryan EckhoJdt, 35,
of 115 35th, .West Newport,
wu cha.rced with carrying
a coocealed nrearm when
pollee arrested him at 63rd
abd Seaat.Jre, West Newport.,
at U :10 p.m •••• David
Gn.at Matthews, 25, of 241
label, Costa Mesa, w:a.s
found at 12:10 a.m. sitting
uocler 1treeoear MacArttl.lr
and sao Joaquin Hllls Rd .,
Harbor View HJlls, about a
qu.rter of a mUe from where
his car had: ~ ln•otved
1n an accidf<Dt oo MacArthur
aear ford, and was charted
wttb latoUeated. ~.rderly
cODduct ••• Syt.-La Dorothy
Bl.ab, 58, of 851 Baywood,
Harbor View HUts, was
Chal'Jed with abopUftlng at
2 p.m. In Fuhlon Island •••
Julie Ann Falk, 21, of 1722
W. Ocean front. Central
Newport, wu charged with
sboptlfttac at 7:30 p.m. ln
Faahloa Island ••• l,)hyUis
Uaye Ueatur, 32:, of Vla
Mlribe., West Upper Bay,
,., er..rced wtth Intoxicated
dleordtriJ caoduct at 10:f5
p.m. at the Bilbo& Bay Club
••• A $700 ll:ereo afl1)llller
wu taba trom ttM! hOme of
"-ld nons. 3!00ayx, BaJ.
bot. lslaad., lfter the thief
loreed apeD a lkle door,
eometlmt btltYMG 8:SO Lm,
oiMI I p.m •••• A lar(o yol-
lo1r' ,...,.,... wu loud at 1M
~c.e after a throw» object .,.. __ olthl
PIMG.,..,.._-,300
lituiDt, B..,_ biPd. at
10:15 p.m,. cullla( a pleoe
ot cau. 110 ttdtea cuaomtr •nar cHutr. ue1 cau:~~~
............. 1250 """""' lo tilt -.. • Loota a .. ,.... u llata s.u. ~~u.
bor Vltw IWll, ftiiO.rted I < __ ,_,......,
It $1!10, -.,., • plel:: ..,.,.........., ....... ,..,,
--Cp,m,llarcll
' ud 7 ,... ...tdl 11.
0 IATIJIIDAY, IWICH II --.-..c. .,.,. .......... ~ 11111 ...... " Ia OC8tllet-pod Arcltee .,.,... .......
ld bJ 1 _...r ~n!dp. 1oc. -Wool C.. !UP--I
....__. u . --• o# Dailtlld .A. M:'f$'1
---...,.Ill-... -....,.... ... .a IDikW I a ._ act ...-. l ....•. c.,... . ...,, -.... .,rt
'IIIIo oWr•iiii.U-........ C ........ -;W-.._
-t11a _, elorUtOt. ..... ('lit) .. ....., .At-ATTin'
-~ liar, ~ tm. ~)ltr Pwllt or • ~~~r~oo.rp
. -...... n, .-at, Ml••= -• ...,... ~CIIJ c~ 1. II, trr•, to 1M !!o•ID' t !, ~ liN, to t11a h""" 'Ill* Ajorl! I, 1rrt, Ito
....... BM!p. PMIOI ...,..,.,....._ tllil Ill-' lutlor J!Mip.
/
• ••• torrrJu --"
.... -tltld -~~~~· ... -"tllallle ... ., tllill ___ _
1 ...... POOC,BIIC-
W -U:JO p.m. llla.rdl
II _, "10 a.m .... tdl ll,
by ...... -.... . --..ctuodoor .. . ·--... -........ aJaiC Cottt Hwy.
dla1IC rteell wftb; strwck
oplo_t .... ooliL
Clllltlb& u ~imated $1,!70
·-· "'thtoWtac: ........ tOes, problbly marbleS,
qatMt wloclows at Newport tmoort•. Mareoco lnstJ.bl.te:,
Vatted AutoPa.rts,andRotr~;:
.l.dl:p)rt 111 iocated betweea
1100 ud !100 Coast HW)' .,
ltarlnert M.Ue ••• A coat,
blellpmmoa set, music
tapti &00 other per.on&l
poneuions, Yalued II S5040
were stolen from Pbllllp
SaMers' car whl\.e It was
J)I.J'ted at Ill& residence at
f5J5 W, Coa st Hwy,, Welt
Newport, between 4 a.m. and
9 a4m..
• SUN"DA Y, 1.1 AHCH 14
Glenn ~ Ma rtin, 29, or
ZO'? Z9tb, West Newport was
cba.rg~ with intoxicated diS·
orderly oonduet at 2:15a.m.
at 3!nd and l:ialboa., West
Newport ••• DwayneGeorge
Beet, 3:!, or 25 1 Avocado,
Corona del Mar, was arres.
ted at 2:10 a.m. at Camoo
Shores and Coast Hwy. on a
warrant charging 1\lm with
writing checks without sur.
ficlent fun ds ••• Ra•lio equip-
ment, Hquor, a stopwatch and
other ilrnes, valued at
$1,410, were stolen from 11
boat beloogin~ to Oon Edler,
130 VIa Koron, 1.1r1o Isle,
while It was li<>rl up :11 a
dock at BOO w. ua ~. Batooa,
between 5 p.m lrr·h l3and
9:30 a.m. M :IP It H •. , ,\
drum, cymbals Jllf1 otherac.
cessories, \'1 1ued at $2'00,
\\'e re stolen trom !liP mush
room at Nt>wport Harbor hi!': II
school behvePn 3 p,m. ~l::~n:tt
12 and II :~.m . Mar•'h 14 ,
• MONIJAY, MAnCil 15
John f raucis "lanneHy
Jr., 25, of ::1021 GJIJraltar,
Costa Mesa, anrl !larry MI.
chaei Barton, 5200Spashor e,
West Newport, were arres -
ted at 2 a.m. at ''\" anrl.
Ocean Front, BalbO.I, and
Mannelly was r tt:l r~Pfl wHh
misdemeanor drunk driving
and Barton "fdth possession
O( stolen properly , . , About
$150 damagE> was donf' to a
sliding galss ••indo"' at lhf'
borne of Kay Step1tens, 1233
Somerset, West cllrr, II} a
vandal who threw a bottlf'
against II som~lm~ between
10 p.m. ~tarch 14 and 6:30
a.m. March 15 ••• A tele-
phone answering dE'vlce, va.
lued at $250, VIli S stolen from
an officE' desk at Amt>rlcan
States Automated Posta ~e.
Z931 MacArthur, aiJV-)rt ar.
ea, betwf'oen 6:30p.m. Mareh
12 and 9 a.m. ~larc h 15.
• TUESDAY, MAHC!l IG
A '4'211 clock, c llessl set,
statues, and other valuables,
valued at $805, were bur-
glarl%ed from the hon te or
Dorothy Cor.lt>y, 421 Prom .
ontory Point East, \Jetween
5:45 a.m. March 2 and 4:30
p.m. March 6 . . . Bn 1ce
McC lary, 126 301 !1, West
Newport, told polic£> hear-
rived home at 1:40 p.m.,
noticed his St25 guUar mis-
sing, and went outsldt' to set':
2 suspects driving orr In a
light btue Rambler of about
1962-64 vtnlage •.. Robert
Bums, 27 Lido Park Dr.,
Ll<So Peninsula, reported a
$150 coat, containing his
merchant seaman's papaers,
stolen from a coatra ckallhe
Snug Harbor tave rn, 517
3oth, Cannery VU lage, at
about 8 p.m •• , Santos Lo-
pez, 31, of 111 5 E. Ballloa
Blvd., Balboa, was cha rged
with l.ntoxlcated disorderly
conduCt at 1:30 a.m. at P:~l m
aDd Balboa Bt,d., Balboa •
tElll Kt«JW
~lH~ABoUT
~tfW
~ITY?
C. II
'l#'!Zvm~o~
,.__,_75-nrl-
Our hostess wiU brina &ifts end lf'Oiincs. •tone with hllplul
-nity informotion.
I
"MIXED OOUBLES can't get as mlxed up as t bfs demon-
stration by Roy Emerson of East Blu!f aDd Jean Becht el
of Newport. Roy, one of the worlc1's top tennis players,
ls hOno rary chair man of the 4th annual City of Rope
tournament, to be played during April throughout Southern
Caurornla.'Several Harbor Area courts wUl be included
in the tourney. Norma Waunch of Ctlrona del Mar, co-
r haiJ man for the event, says about 1,000 Orange County
e ntrants a re exper.ted. Player s wUJ be matched according
to s kill, I ro m novice to '• A.'·. Last y~ar's winDer s tn-
f'IUdf'rl Gln!l'er and Ar t Zimmerman of Balboa Island and
I.Hll lll"'rri"k uf Costa Mesa. Entry forms are at pro
s hops anrt sportln~ l'OOilS s tores. Mor e information Is
avallablfo h~ r allinr G40-4673 .
LEGAL NOTICE
CITY or ~EWPOHT BEACH
POLICE DE PART MENT
Poh t e unC'Ialmed property to be auctioned at the New-
port Be.u·h Poll! e Oepartment, 870 Santa Barbara Drive,
10:00 a.m., Saturrlay, Aprtl 3, 1976. Purchases ar e made
on an as I!' basts, no l!uarantee on physical condition
or Items solrl.
Pa)·ments niUst h~o r,airl In rash or local checks immedi-
atelr after a btt1 h arcepted an•1 a ll purchases must be
r emoved at the COli• lusion of tht> aucUon .
LOT tf UNIT DESl HIPTI(J:\ DR :-iUMBER
1 1 BH·ytle, &n s, Z7" brn,Schwinn,
2
3
4 1
5 1
G l
7 1
8 1
9 1
10 l
11 1
12 1
13 l
14 1
15 I
16 1
17 1
18 1
19 1
20 1
21 1
22 1
23 1
24 l
25
26 1
27 1
28 1
29 1
30 1
31 1
32 1
33 1
34 1
35 1
36 1
3i 1
38 1
39 1
40 1
41 1
42 1
43 1
44 1
45 1
46
47 1
48 1
49 1
50 1
51 1
52 1
53 1
54 1
55 1
56
57
58
59
60
61 l
62 1
64 l
65 1
66 l
67 1
68 1
70. 1
72 1
73 1
74 1
75 1
76 1
77 1
78 1
11 J
80 1
10 sp., frame only •..•.••.•••. 75-00336
Bicycle, Boys, 27 ·· org,Schwinn,lO sp. 75-06932
Bicycle, Ho~s. 27'' grn,SchwlM,
10 sp., frame onl y ••••••..••.. A40526
Bicycle, Boys, 27" gold,Huf!y, 5 sp ••. 75 .. 06933
Bicycle, Girls, 20'' blu,Raleigh, 3 sp .. 75-08940
Bicycle, Boys, ro•• yel,Schwtnn ..••• 75-08948
Bicycle, Boys, 20" blk,Schwinn •.••• 75-09253
Blr ycle, Boys, 26 " wht,Penoeys ,lO sp. 75-09328
Bicycle, Boys, 20'• r ed,Stlngray ••••• 75-09325
Bicycle, Boys, 27'• silver Derailer,
10 sp ••.••.•.•..••..••••.. 75-09377
Bicycle, Boys, 26" gro,PhliUps, 3 sp. 75-09462
Bicycle, Girls , 26'' grn,Schwlnn ..•.. 75-09489
• Bicycle, Girls, 20" org,Schwtnn,
w/o rear wheel •....••..•.•.. 75-09492
Bicycle, Girls, 26'' blu,Sc hwtnn ..•.• 15-09516
Bicycle., Boys, 27 •· wht, Azuld 10 sp •• 75-09667
Bicycle, Boys, 26" org., Sears 3 sp •• 75-0976i
Bkycle, Boys, 20" bJu Stingray ••.•• 75 -09819
Bkycle, Boys, 24" blu, Standard •.•. 75-09820
·Bicycle, Gir ls, 26'' grn, Standard ••. 75-09861
Bicycle, Boys, 26" red, Royal 3 sp •.. 75-09892
Blc:yrle, Girls, 26'' org, Schwinn ...• 75-09961
Bicycle, Boys, 26 '' purple, Murray ... 75-10001
Bir.yrle, Girls, 27" wht, Axuk.J 10 sp •. 75-10102
Bicycle, Boys, 24" red, DeraUer
10 sp. . ...•.••...••....•.. 75-10143
Bicycle, Boys, 20'' r ed Stingray,
!rame only •..•..•.••..•.•.• 75-1017~
Bicycle, Girls, 20" blu, Schwinn .... 75-10186
Bicycle, Girls, 26" llrn, Standard. • . 75 -1 0188
Blr ycle, Boys, 27 ·· grn, Peugeot,
10 sp .•.........••..•..... 75-10239
Bicycle, Boys, 26" blk, Huff} ...... 75-10240
Bicycle, Boys, 27 •·, blu Or ly ••..•.• 75-10481
Bkycle, Girls, 26'' blk, Meteor .••.. 75-10483
Bicyrle, Boys, 26 " red, Hurt}' ..••.• 75-10564
Bicycle, Boys, 27'• red, Sc hwinn,
10 sp. • •••.•••.••.•••.•••. 75-10703
BlcyC'le, Gi rls, 26'' brn, Huff)' .•..•. 75-10773
Bicycle, Boys, 27'' whi, DeraJler ,
10 sp. . ...•.••....•.•••••. 75-10819
Bicycle, Boys, 20" purple, Sears ..•• 75-10828
Bicycle, Boys, 20'' red, Sears . , .•.• 75-10929
Bicycle, Boys 24'' sUver, Nishild ,
10 sp. . .......•••••...•••• 75-11024
Bicycle, Girls, 26" blk, Hawthon le ••• 75-11025
Bicycle, Boys, 26" sht, Sportscyrle,
10 sp. • .•....•.•.•..•••.•• 75-11038
Bicycle, Girls, 26'' grn, Hufty,3 sp ••• 75-11062
Bicycle, Boys, 27'' gr y, Campi, 10 sp. 75 -11084
Bicycle, Boys, 26" blk, Her cules •••• 75 -11116
Bicycle, Hoys, 27 '' btu, T riumph, lOsp. 75 -11 149
Bicycle, Boys, 27'' blk, E xecutive,
10 sp. . ....•••.••••••••••• 75-11182
Blrycle, Boys, 26" yel, Penneys, 3 sp.
rran1e only •.••••..••••••••• 75-11201
Uky•·l . l>.:>ys, 20" b1k, Schwinn •.•• 75-11229
Blcyrle, t\Qys, 20'' blu/red, Sears .... 75-11233
Bit yr le, Girls, 26" blk, Schwinn_ Ssp • 75-11243
Hlt'ycle, Boys, 26 " gold, Royce Union . 75-11298
Biryrle, Boys, 20" rust, SchwlM ••.• 75-11299
Bicycle, Boys, 27" yel, Huffy 10 sp.
frame only ...•...•. ~· •••••• 75-11469
Bif'ycle, Girls, 26" red Schwinn •••• 75-11483
Bicycle, Boys, 27''wht, Gar latti, 10sp. 75-11537
Bkycle, Boys, 27'' red, Amtricl.O
Eagle, 10 sp. • ..••••••.••..• 75·11542
Bicycle, Boys, 20" red, Schwinn,
frame only •••.••.•.••.•.••• 75 -11546
Hlcycle, Boys , 2()'' red, Baron .•••• 75-11679
Al<"ycle, Boys, 2~" org., Schwinn,
10 sp ••••••••••••••••••••• 75-11697
1\tr ycle, Boys, 27'' wht. Sears, 10 sp. 75-11753
l'lr ycle, Boys, 27'' silver, C alot,
10 sp .•••.•••••••••••.•••• 75·11835
Akyde, Boys, 27"brn. Sc hwinn. 10 sp. 75-11876
Blryl'le, Boys, 27" blu, Senator, 10 sp. 75-11M4
Bky<"le, Boys, 27"brn, Sc hwinn, 10 ~~'· 75-12038
Bicycle, ~ys, Z?"wht, Peugeot, 10 sp. 75-1ZOS9
lllcy1·1e, Boys, !6"aro, Pepsus, 10sp. 75-12056
Bkvcle Boys 26" maroon. Windsor
I f f 75.12,._ 3 sp. . • • • • . . . . . • • • . . . . . . • . ~
Blcyc lt , Boys , 20'' ore, Dtrt>y •.••• 75-1!109
Bicyc le, <:itrls, 26'' bhl, All Pro •••• 7$.l!SJ9
B1eyelt, Boys, zo•• rtd, Ward •••••• 75-lZMO
Bleye lt, Ctrls, Z7"rtd, Sehwtnn., 10 111.75·1&44?
Bteyele, Boy,, zo•• purpla, Seator •• 75-l!SIO
Blcyelt, Cilrll, !O'• purple, Stftator •• 75-l!SU
Bicycle, Boys, !6" era, Searl 10 sp.
frame only ••••••••••••••••• 75-12104
Bicycle, Cirll, 20" yal, Japu •••••• 75-12$15
Bleyelt , Clrls, !6''btk, Palmeyclt,311). 75-1211S
Bleyd t, Boys. ze•• bUt, AtW, S JIP ••• 75 -12-417
Bicycle, Boya, !'7"ytl, SchwtJID.10 ap. 75-1!650
BEACH RAT DAYS -
Ga~bage is fish food
lr HUGH McfiWLL~M F..... lletd food IJlle otbtr
u~ tldlp. It .,.. a creat
tnc~ .... lbt blc Kbools
ol ~were~
Ia tbt .,.. .... IOd •sed
for fttrUltaer Ud cattle feed.
Tbt barrace~Cta aad OtlleT
fb1l tllat Meded tbe sarcHnes
for food were left sta"t.nc dttJ tbey tn tun wen
tl'llll*t In the btl round-
twtl oets.
Back II the 1920s when
I wu 1olftl to the Newport
Beach cnrnmar school oa
the Ocean Front I t 14th St.,
J had my own IJttle job to
help feed the Hsh. When
aot ln school I helped sell
tl1h bl.lt tn my dad's fish.tng
tackle ltore 1t 105 Mc Fad-
d~PI., r the Newport
Pier. M iW1 lalew the fish
n food. So, each d.a y
I'd make the rounds of the
r estaura.ots near the Pier,
1oaJ their prbage cans into
my wagoa and haul it out
on the Pier. I'd dump the
ga rbage ofl the end of the
Pier and return the empt)'
cus to the r estaurants.
A few times It was almost
garbage, garbage can and
Beach Rat, all headtng for
tht> drink together. In all
the time l'vP spent on that
LIGM. MOnca
pier, l bnea1 faJJf!D 1r. u ...
oeeu ya. I'Ye JO(t pi-nt·.
wet IID&>r and a I'OOD~ u..,..
Pier tn ocean dorl~s. ~· -
ever .
George H.loer , the ltv6' t•au
stand operator on tM P1•·r,
vertfied tbat lbe gubafF Ht •
proved flshl.ng. He l)bser ....
that fishJDg was be-ll• r
whe rever I dumped tbe V•t-
bag e.
We need more r~ers llu!fl
.ott the coast as homes lu1
the fish. U t he oU comp~
ies ar e going to butld str'J -
tures in the ocean in fed.-z •'
water s ofl-shore, tl.e\ \lll.
act as rt-'!fs for u,, ftsh.
Anyttung that the mat u.1
growth ~an atta1'11 to brl
tt1e small fish, rJ('t Of)IJ
mussles, et('., to m;d;P trw •
1:\ome.
Our garbage shoulrl 1•1'.' till • 1
out to sea and dun P£'fl •o
feed tt.e fistJ, iCJS(P4r1 r 1
tJelng burted 1n ttl~> uoor,•l.
If there have toPer• prot.l6> r;
with this prac-tt "' :z.
the past, tile)' 1'0UJI1 fliP f·l), -
rer ted. I agr ee witt, f-r .. J
Munson that domestt S~-'~ -
age Is IJeneficiaJ to mattnt-
growth but indUstr ial wast<-
ls questionable.
Att ... mpts ar~ lJt''~"•• "'·' r. ~ ni~ o~u h~h ~~~~
Bicycle, Girls, 26 " blu, Schwtnn . • . 75-12672
Bicycle, Boys, 27'' blu, DeraUer, 10sp.75-1 267i
Bicycle, Girls, 26" btu, Huffy, 3 sp ••• 75-12'; 1
Bicycle . Boys, 26" gold, HuU}. 3 sp •• ';'5-128·~.
Bicycle, Boys, 20'• blue, Schwinn ..•. 7~-l28r•~
Blcycle, Boys, 27" org, H\lff}, 10 "~>· . '75 -12 •·P
Bicyc le, Boys , 20'· yel, Shll.li:ra~ ...• ~~-1 3'J2;
Bicycle, Boys, 27" grn, Sch~·JIUl,HJ sp -;-~-1 311
Bicycle, Girls, 24" blu, Sl'lrwinu .... ';':'J-1322-
Bicycle, Girls, 26'" blu, Watrl ..•... i5-1 32 1
Bicycle, Boys, 27 "yel, DeratiPr, 10sp -;~-132 :
rr ,,.J, 114ft• r~r1 .. 5 p~
fr• st •ar~>r f1Jit. Ttls ls a
t~1• 11 ',,. rtt.lit dJrertklll.
Y•l •")[~~ h:t\ to com~ IG>
• tlh YHT·" n.-w Usinkin and
f'"!>"..t ,, <Jlon thflse ltnes
•o • r ru t11• k the f ood nsb-
111 lit.• 'JfJ •· • ould te en -
¥,}~ lt!JH tht> Newport Pter .
V, • 1~f1 II~ tO twld-llne .. , ,, ... t:.ll out then~ from
' · pt.-r t•a• 1< Ill tilt-1890s
~ r •. I '1 •l•-.. f'o1 .. ntl reel tlsh-
lr,, liAd ,,,,. ··~<>n ,.,.veloped •
H1s If•• • • to ~f't tangled
•tt• II•· ! n<-s 'Jf ottwr angl-
" 1 ~ •'~' .,, .. , •oold r ompl.ain
'' ! w lfJt!. HE-woulrl r hase
. v 1rt1 sr~re off tt.e Paer
' • '" 4 s und• r orders
I I' ~ Pit>r l~··ause
11 "· '"'· .. r ?f fr'"U'I1I ars
'... ·"1 roun1.
'"• Mf3ll \lowfl!• still
.a J • 1 fror '' fl Prer
' " I(~ . In t• .. s:prinv
' •t" • '"·: 1t, .. I arrarut1a
1 • • • •Jr f' .. oa st
•• 1 il. • • I l' HJUJfl UI:;P rorJ
r • : ... l .. rt1 r11~~>ta I J1£ to
'1•1 r•, .. ~; ~lt~~>r srtaool. Wp
•t 1-n ... •ust ou1 past the
1 r··ak"r -:.•, .. , not out on the
·"r.!. .~ ... t:;•ljJ!•I1,.1 OUI fanul -
1'" •'1! IIJ' .. :t (PW propfe
J.t 'J lr· "' t1arrar·u11a. We
Jt" • ~·:. , .. ,~, !tst• fron those
•r~.J I'"' " .. r, ..vspet1 out
I ~ • · 1 'IH" '-''lr~>n the}
a: 1 • <>I •'• u,. lfemrtn£1on
~ l •I ...
\ Ill'• c:.wa t, o;s ~s .... l to pro-
• '~" " rr ,. won11• rful n~t
!t-; 1:1.· frr•m tie+-Pu.•r in t~
l·) ~. •o out on th~ Pier
ar. ..... -''h.tt ktn•1 of ftshin;
1.. , tlatl~ '"f"' tr. t he !~70s.
\ .. '" • w fol1 I''" NOnrlPrful
'!ll!l• ··;our"' lt•at was
• ~r· · r • In 1t~n. Spanish-
,,. ' ·r • n. \\"' n~ to
• • "' ,r.. c;o c ram mar
I kJ! •II o O'JI Ud
s: ! •rrJ u •• alii ~
IRVINE COMPANY PIIOliOTIONS lnclode the appointme nt
of Fraat IIIC.bes, at left. u pre.tdeot of lrvtoe Pacific
DeYelopmeat Co.. ud 1tt.s replacement as bead or the
r m deiiiHal dh1.11CG by Dolbla.s Gfeller, '~tho has ~
dlrector of resldtllt1al deft1apmeot. Irvine Par lflc, for ~
merlJ put of tbe reudeatial c1tvtston, bas beeR organ-
iud as a fllll c11Ylsloe of the Irvine Co. Mr. Hoghes,
a natiYe ol Baker, Orecoo, served as senior civU engi-
neer for tt1e elty ol Fullerton before jo~ tile lrvlnt'
Co. in 1960. Mr. CfeDer Joined tbe lrn ne Co. in 1970.
He is prutdeld of tbe Home BuUder s COUIICJI of fhe
Blllldillc ldtstry Assxiatlon of Calllornia.
Kite rules for safety
Windy s:>rt.Dc w~ther TV or racUo antennas.
promises to be plenty of ~. Don 't attempt to tree
s lle fun for ld~-0}~ en-a ldte il It ~ets taugled
tilusi.asts --1f tile) follov.• tn el~trit:' wires.
ktte safety rules, suggests 6. Don't fl} rour k.rtf itJ
the Southern Callfor nta t11e run.
Edisoo Co. ----------------... --The k.ey safety rule sug-
~ested by the ut111ty is th2t
people never fly kites near
electric power lines or dur-
1ng stormy weather , an Ec11-
s~ spokesman said.
The electric utlUtr has
~tveo out several hundr ed
thousand · Kite fun books,"
describlng safet) rules as
w ~u as tips on bow to make
kites .
Salet) st.tggest:tons in-
clude:
1. Don 't cross stret>ts or
highways wbile fl yulg kites.
2. Don't fly a ldte v.·•tt•
mf'tal tn t he frame or tail.
3. Don't use tinsel, v.·in•
or twine with m~l Ill lt.
4.. Don't n~ a Idle over
I CHURCHES
• l ... ( /1u 'i ~/z
23RO ST. o t ORA~G E , COSTA ME SA 645-5050
Su.nda} mornin~: wor s ht.p -10:4'; d,OI.
Sunday evenin¥ wor sllip -£:30 p.n •
Wednesday Bible stud~ and pra\ .. r
" nti:l ~ S 1 'll' I
.. 30 a.n ••
Ao rndependent l'bur"h wrtt ~ltle !P<~
.. 1:00 r ·".
"i.nc n tntstn
FIIIT BAPTIST CHURCH
.. , CLIPP Dl.., MIWPORT I£ACH -6~2-7UJ
Dl. P . ltiMTOtc 8!SHORE
PASTO ~
-·AT tatOOL ••••. t ,JO A.-.
........... A.IIL A 7 ~.Ill.
at a&..f STUOT
81 1
82 l
83 1
84 1
85 1
86 1
87 1
88 l
89 1
91 1
!12 1
93 l
94 1
95 1
96 1
97 l
9fl 1
99 1
Blcyrle, Boys, 20'' org, St ingra~ •.•. ij-132 •
Bicycle, Girls, 26''red,Sch9inn, 3sp .• ';!;-13 31·
Bicycle, Boys 20" gold, AM F ..•.•• ';''i-1332t
Btcy~Ie, Boys 2";'•org,Huff}, 10 sprl ••• 15-1335-
Biry•:le, Boys, 27''yel, Sturd€-e, 10 sp. 7~-133 ••
Bif'}Cle, Boys, 24''yel, lverson,l O sp. ';G.OQ•J.t:
Bicycle, Boys, 26" red, A tala, 3 sp ... 71i-001 ~:'
Bicycle, Boys, 20"porple, Schwinn . • i6-0016!1
Biryd e, Boys, 26'' red, Senator ..•. 111 -0016
Bicycle, Boys, 27 "blu, Volksr ydt>, ICJsp.7'>-00l i '
Bicyr le, Boys, 27'' org, Sr t,winn,
Food study in Europe
•
TH£ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
'"THE FRIEHOLIEST CHU RCH IH TOW~1 ''
WA YN E P . MULL E N, P ASTOR 100 1
101 1
102 1
103 1
104
10 sp., frame on!} . • . . • . . •... ';'1).()()171
Bir yc le, Bo)·s, 2';' ·· brn, !-I shtkl,
10 sp. • . • • . . • . . • . . , ... :r -1101'7:?
105 Misc . bike parts........ • . vntou~
106 2 Auto wheels with tues 14" •. _ . . . . : :'-l'J~SI
Wi 1 Dark gr een tarlue box • . • . • . . .. ~~-1180:':?
108 1 Alu minu m tackl e box ••. , • . _ .•. i:i-l8 7-
109 1 pr . Swim Ftns, Volt, blu, ~ra !art:"" •.•. 7S -1014r
110 4 framed rlrawin~s . . . • . . . . • . . . . -;"2.03041
117 1 Golf bag, ~rn with 12 assorted ·lut s .. \H l5"r 1
118 1 Back pal'k Kha ki color ed .•....•.• ";').Jl 'VI
11 9 1 3' hlk, wht wall photo of Orient~! .•.• unkr,r ...
120 1 Heate r, electric Arvin, 1650 watts .•. '>kl '-l
121 1 TV, Admiral,blk~ wtrt,l7"portallP. -~-t :~·l·
122 1 TV, Panasonlc, blk4 wht, 12•· portable i5.o-12.•7
123 1 TV , Son)', Blk/wht, 8'', portable ..•. i3-vJJt., •
124 1 TV, Sony, blk/Wht, 8'' portable . . , . A31ll'ili
125 1 TV, Sony, tJik/wht, 8'' portable . . . . 74-0212•1
126 1 Skateboard, btu plastic . • . . . . . . ;5.cr,;;4
12'7 1 Skateboart1, wooden ..••......... -:s .or·~23
129 1 Go Pack, yellow nylon .•.... , • . . ';':i-1111:1
130 l Emerg. flasher for 12V a uto s}StPn .. 74-1 13-lJ
131 1 Fire Ext. hronze, Mighty Midget . . . -4-l n.;:;
132 1 Toaster, Proctor, 2 sllc~>. . . ..... ·3. •-17-
134 1 Tape Recorder, Realls tit Ctr 24 . -i-·!2 .-
135 1 Phone coupler ar oustlc, Daw An.iersoh
136 1
137 1
138 l
142 1
143 1
144 1
146 1
147 2
148 1
149 1
153 1
154 1
155 3
156 1
157 1
158 1
159 1
160 1
161 1
162 1
163 1
1&4 1
165 1
166 4
167 5
168 5
170 1
171 1
17S 1
174 l
175 1
176 1
J acobs en . . • . . . . . • . . . . . •.. '75 -42.•~
Camera, Movie 8mm Koda k •.•..... -4-• -;o '
Camera, Movie, Bmm Kodak, Brownie. -; 1 -•'';0~u
Camera, Pol2rold u nd J6G .••...• , 14-70 t'i
Radio, Federal Portable AC -DC a.m .. -i-t ·J3•:
Radio Magnavox, Table AM-fn ...... :·-131-8
Radio' RCA. AM-FM stereo-re c:>l\'er. -3-1: ·41
Speaker, RCA 10" x 10" x 8" ..... 73-1: •·W
Trancelvers VF60 . . . . . . . . . .... \ k :~ -• 9
Spotlight-auto. • • • . . . • . . . . . . . 75-11 8
Jac k Auto-German. . • • . . . . . . . . . 75 -U'i• • 5
Sca le, National Stor es 2 lb ••••••..• .\3831 •
Abalone kntfe .... • . • • . . . . . 75-1 1141 •
Assorted speakers. . . • . • . . . . -5-11 -13,·
Radio, Auto FM Standa rd • . . . . . . . 12833 ·
Auto stereo, Craig, cas sette .•..•... \36RI:it·
Auto ste reo, C ratg, Pioneer 4 plus 4 •. \361'•1•
Auto stereo, autosonir 8 • • • . • . • . '21.: il
Auto stereo, Sears B trar k ........ -4-I~~G1
Auto stereo, J apan w, FM rarllo ..... -:;--:!2:0
Auto s tereo, Lear 8 tra ,~k with
At.i -H1 nd1o • . . . • • . • ...... :~--1 1i:
Auto stereo M1bdo 8 tra ck . . . ...• -5-• 1133:
Auto stereo Me<-r a....... . ..... iS-1183
Auto radio Sear s AM 'FM ••..••... 75 -Ilx3t
Auto stereo apes . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 1 notls
Auto stereo tapes • • . . • . . ..• \ .trtCI'IS
Auto stereo tapes • . . • . . • . . . • . \ .1 rt•• 1"
Pocket Watch, Man's Gold,
El.(l.n (broken) • . • • . . . . . . . . . . \1' ~ 9~,
Man's rold pocket watch, Mk kP'
Mouae •••••••••.•••....•.• l'i-,-1124
Man's gold pocket wat<"h, Timex
Calendar ••.••••.•.••.•...• ~~-1.'403
Pocket watch, chrome, Waltham ••••. 75-1127 48
Watch Pocket, chrome, Timex
Calendar ••••••.•••••... ····-;;;. 'lft·,04
Watch, Man's chrome, Timex
C alendar ••••••••••••••....• ~5-106-lO
177 1 Watct\, La.<!tu, chrome, Tradition •.• 75-00370
178 1 Watch, La<Uta, chrOme, HamlltctJ .•.• 75 -07210
17~ 1 Watch. Ladles. chrome, Avalon •••.• 75-(Yi90~
181 1 Wateb, LadJea. chrome, Ttmu ..... 75 -ll675
181 1 Watch, lldlu, eokt. Wyler •••••••. 75 -1 ta
183 1 Watcb, la&a, COleS. Bucherer •••.•• i5-0i625
1.. 1 ~ Watcb, lacll-. told. 81&lova •••••••• ~"B 25608
185 1 W&tc.b, llc!Me. col4, Timer .••••.•• '75 -07059
116 6 Auorttd s-nes ............... \' ar l a
18'7 1 pr. t' woocteo 01.1'1 •••••••••••••••• 75-13$58
let l 9' KJ~-k oar •••••.••..•.••••.• 76-008'7':
189 1 pr. 5. woodeD OU'I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • i6 ..oot? 6 uo 1 pr. 41 W'OOdln OU'I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ; 6-0017 4
1tl 1 pr. S' wooct. oan •...•.•......... 76-00175
11! 1 o.ttJoard IDOtor, Jotuoa 9-1/2 ••••• 74-1St8t
lN Z Gf'l)'/(1'1 OIJIWI tub ...•....... 75 -11669
IN 1 Aft» • .,.. lloforoll 8 track. •••••• 75-04.2
1ts 1 COKO"" Cuuete QPI recorder ••.•
118 1 Smltb Core. ~rtter, M.anuat •••
lt? 1 mw EneutJve EltetTie Typewrtttr ••
MU.ab: Aprtt 1, 1rlt, tn tbt Newport Harbor Enslft\,
•:-;;nr<> r rrast C'ollt>ge has
1 1 "' ! , ,, .. 1/ foo-1 servtr e
o~rc;~~> to its f"!Timer sche-
tu•, t eat ~+>c~turec; a 2!l-da}
loo-1 ~~u~ tou r of Europe.
I l1<-3-u.tr our sf>.. tttled
Pl'l IH"3tl fip)fi stud)
•o •r, "''.i" or.:anlzed l\
\' 1x! "' .... '•:l1 .. , nee asso-
"'"'" rrJIPSSOr Of fOQI'I ser-
,( "S.
\ln. 1\rltat\~~> c;pent 5
:rent!,._ lr, furo~e tn 19':'3
•JO S3l • 3tic3l !Pave She vi-
SliM IF; ount n~~>s, stoppLng
11 oll• .... < offerUl.: profes-
~IOfiJI · I'• ••J" r.nt tratnln€
Ill roo-, prPpar:HtOn and se r -
• t • ' r tlw r10sptrallty in-
tustr •.
Ro>staiJJJnr lnd IIOtel op-
tt'•H" st>nw:l ashostsrlur-
tn( r.~ sta\ w f.urope,' Mrs.
' 11_. !~> .;;n•1. T hP~ provided
n" ntt tour' of their t rain-
Hh "nt,.ro; d'i "''el' as their
r~>stJu r.wt o;,'
\' , f" ·lilt of •.er Euro-
1 •·H ont:~ t<, tht> Moven-
pt ~ ho'-'lllrtntsof S'Io•Jtzer -
l:lo•l PI rIO\" 1 (v;t"' OCC
;:u 1ent< l•lrtnL 1'1P summer or 1 :r:-1.
• o~st c;u•1 :-r +>r a ~roup of
foo-1 tP ·hnoloL~ 'lut1ents and
profpc;~rc; !ro· lh<> Terh-
,,., tP r1 hO '1"•'1ule of
1\ <>st I • rl.: ''"11""1 Orange
·-nc;t "q.,., .m1 &p('nt ten
LEGAL HOTIC£
'\o, u-3i
~I! TITilH' RI'.;;·\FSS
\o\\1~ Sl \r~\H\T
TleP follov.m1 person IS
loin.: t•uslnt>c;s J:) C..arden
.r<wP Sut13ru, 13~fi l Harbor
Houlr>varvl , C.a r 1Pn Grove,
altfornla ~26·0. F r it>ndh
\uto l Pntt>r, In• ., :tl lfornia
•>rpor:~llon, 13Pf I Harbor
t•OUlt>\'arli, ( Jr l.-r (,rove,
•llfornta "1264 1
flue; hustnPsc; IS onc1u ·t-
P<1 "' a orpontlon.
f r tt•nt1h ~uto (enter,
In, .• llfi \ <..tr It>• ,_.ro,·e Su-
l aru; V.tlh 111 • ~~ if'n Hurk_
\. P.
Ttn~ qt ltf>l • nr "''as filed
w1t11 II, CIUnt' l~'>rk ot Or -
31\6!~ Count \ \1ar. 3, 1976.
Puhllsh M~t . !!-. April 1,
8, 15, l 'l~C. In t't' \f'"'J)Ort
lfart'Or fnst~ n. f53339
WRESTLING AWARDS
ARE GIVEN AT CCC
Sophomore Ron Shtllida)'
tron tht most valuable play-
er awerrt at Oran.:t C01st
Collegt''l' annual wN~stll~
awards banQut>t. Ht> won both
t~ Sout h Coast C onft>reat'e
and South r font ra I R f'¥ionals
titles anti plac-fcd 4th in t~
sta.te.. His t<lson r~ont wu
37-4-l.
Soptt Anrt\ l.a sa k re-
~elvtd tum r apfa!o honon..
Ht W'OO th South Coast U-
ti t a.od t\ntshed 4th ln tbe
stat , le~~gta, a !'7 -5-1 re-
c-ord this ~ '·
Soph Dav• >ran woo tr..
WI FtntlH ... heart aw-
•M. rt• 'fl to the wrut.Jer
•bo puts out tM nlOIIt .,_
tort durtnc thf JH r .
days in Southern Callfornl~
touring local food proces-
sing P.lants. ~he West~er
lln college has invited OCC
students to visit Berlin this
summer.
The OCC tour W111 lnclude
a 6 day stop in Berlln witt,
at1<1ttional visits to Paris,
Strasbou~. Munich. Salz-
burg, St. ldor ia, YUan, Flo-
r ence. Atheos, Rome, Crete
Amsterdam, Turke1· and a
7 -t1ay cn tse of tlle Gre4?k
Islands. Tbe cost is $1,695.
The f'Ourse is open to stu-
jetts enrolled ln occ ·s tooc
~rvice and hotel manage-
ment program. rt'salsoopen
to food service teacher s, ex-
perienced industry members
and persons who are in-
terested In food pl'@paration.
Students wiJ I attend an 11-
hour pre-tour seminar Ju.ne
18-19 on the OCC campus.
The triP is slated to run
J une 23 throu&h J uly 21.
CROSBY BACKS
INITIATIVE DRIVE
-c oogressional candidate
WUlla m Crosby this •e~k
~rsed effo rts to outlaw
continued e xisteoct> of the
state Coastal Commissaons.
He aMOU nced support for
a petition being C'lr cuJated
to put the matter on tht>
:-J•>vemher ballot as a voter
Initiative. It was by t he sam.
method, through Propositloo
2•), that voters chose 4 years
ago to establtsh the com-
mlsslons. UDder current
law, tbe commissions e x-
pire, at the end of thf year,
after cootroUlng coastal ~
velopmerrt for 3 1 12 years
and ~ommending a loog-
range coastal C'OOservaUon
plan to the legislature.
Mr. Crosby, run111ng for
the Republican nommatton
In the 74th Sbte Assemblr
District, said coati.ouaoce or
cC'lstal control wooJd • re-
move c.ootrol over land use
from tbe local oomrnuoit}
and vest It in an tmelected,
bureaucratic eUle.''
9:45 .+..111. ISIISLf CLASSES -II 00 A..M. WORSi;IP HOUR
&:00 P.M.-E VAN GELIC.ll HOUR
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