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LIONS HOLD
DAY FRI.
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CMt dly-0«., 1. , city OG Oct. 1 to
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lli'o-'l weu a U.. wtdte ca.• eened lboat laeipllr
dar 1opo1 .._ .. -Fnot wUb .. -pr-.... Bol~-olllo
Newport-...... t. T. COL. MILLER
set .
for bookstore
Hayakawa
to talk · here
u.s. Senate candidate Dr.
S. l Hayab.wa wW be guest
speaker at tbe anmaal dinner
meeting of F'rteods of UCI
Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the
Soutb Coast Plaza Hotel.
Because the Frteod.s of
UCI 1s a 'ooo...partisa.n or-
pnlr.atlon, Dr. Hayak:awa.
former presideot of San
Francisco state, will be
making a oon-campa.lgD ap-
peannce at the dinner. He
wlll speak on tile problems
of higher education. and the
meeting will also feature
organlzatlonal business, in·
eluding the presentation of
oew offlcers.
The dinner wut start at
8 p.m. in the Plaza ball-
room, with a no-host bar
open an hour earlier.
Tickets tor tbe dinner are
$15 per penoa and may be
pure baaed by lf!Dd1DI checks
~r r~beforeOct.
1!, to tbe Frteixls of UCl,
Ulli.-ersity ot Callfornta, lr-
'flDe, 92717.
For information, call tbe
university at 833-5150,
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FaiNG UP ID old boathouse to connrt It luto a seo.lor
exebaage lift llbop are theee m1mbers of the Newport
Beaeb R.S.V.P. (Retired s.ior Vohmteer Procram), from
left,. Bamey Larks, adY1.10ry coaocU cbairman; Elttabetb
(Bess) Fodor aDd Dorothy Natland, councU merri)ers.
BBQ to raise funds
for RSVP gift shop
The Voluntary Actioo Cen. aod their friends. A sec-
ter of Soutb Orange County tion ot small antiques aod
wUI bold a tamU:r barbeque "Collectibles" wtll be in-
this Suoday, Oct. 3, at 4 eluded.
p.m. at Bommer Canyon 00 Items for sale will be
the lrflne Ranch to honor donated or placed on con-
its toand1ng members and sl.gnment lnorderthat senior
president~ of tbe past ZO cltizens may make a little
years aDd to n.J..se fUnd s money for themselves. AU
to complete the R.S.V.P. proUts will go to support
(Retired Seulor Volunteer the Retired Senior Volunteer
Program) sellior eJ:cbange Procra.m, reports Kitty
and gUt sbap. Birdsall, R.S.V.P. director.
Senior vohmteers are Coordl..nJ.llilc efforts for
reoontt.ac the small boat· this 20th birthday barbeque
bouse beblnt1 the V.A.C. of-are Mrs. George Draytoo,
flee in Newport Beach to presldeat of tbe VAC board;
proTide a ·~tloutiqae" for Mmes. Ronald Brown,
..UOrs. Tbe .-lor n:-1'llnlu Wolff. Alan An-
._ • ....S. CUI-wm--.adE-FHor,
sell bandcnft«< Items such alq witb Harriet Bernas,
as oeedl~ lmltted uecatf:re director of the
sweaters, patNtacs. sc.ulp-Voluntary AcUoo Center,
blre, and wood earTIDp, all 1714 w. Balboa Blvd., Ceo-
matte by sealor l'Ollmteers tral Newport.
More space in City Hall HoDOred guestsatthetam-
Uy barbeque will indude the
followl.n« past presidents of
VAC: Judge Selim S. Frank-
lin, Mrs. W11llam Holstein,
Mrs. Martin Loclmey, Payne
Thayer, John Hopwood, Mrs.
Michael Jager, Mrs. Ignacio
Loranzo, Mrs. Evel}1l
Young, Hugh Mynatt, Mrs.
Don Adkinson, Calvin Stew-
art and Mrs. Thomas Wolff.
Construction of an omce
building for Costa Mesa
County Water District on
Placentla Ave. will relieve
needed space in Costa Mesa
City Hall for an expanded
staff, saving the need to
construct more City Hall
facllltles, former MayorAl-
vin Pinkley has told tbe En-
sign. .
The water dist:rlct re-
cently negotiated a cootn.ct
with Dynamic Construction
Co., Santa Ana, for a $289,-
800 headquarters buUt:ll.ogoo
district property where
mallltenaoce tacWU.es are
located on Placemta Ave.
Consolldatloo of the 2 tunc-
Uons at one site will make
a more efficient procedure,
he pointed out.
When he was mayor, the
ctty wts considertnc the 0011-
structlon of a 2-story city
,,all annez with helicopter
pad oo the roof 011 property
at the rear of city hall pre-
sently used as a beltcopter
landing pad, Mr. Pinkley
said. When the water atSU'Iet
omces moYe out·of ctty ball
to Placentia Ave., the 6,000
square-feet of space will
be anilable tor city hall
.use. he pointed out.
NA VY CB'S WILL HELP
F1 X UP ME SA H S AREA
A proposed $100,000 eJ:-
peoditu.re to rehabilitate the
Costa Mesa b1gb scboo1 agri-
cultural area may allow fur-
ther improvements because
the Na'f'J CB's want to do
tbe lnitla1 work..
CB's want to gnde the
rrowtnc area oo Oct. 16
aDd 17 after surn)'lnc
earlier. Coocrete gutters
are planned to feed into a
storm drain at the north~
east corner of the property.
A water main, sewer line
and electrical installaUon
are planned. A greeo bouse
and bot boaee are p1aDDed
in the horticulture area.
Sheep, swine ud bog barns
need to be rant.
Sebool trastees approved
letting the CB's ro abead
with the project at tbelr
last meetJoc.
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KWI Z MOVING TO
SO. COAST PLAZA
KWIZ-FM (Stereo 96.7)
will move into new studios
1n the South Coast Plua
and TOWD Ceoter iD No-
•ember. Dally broadcast:tng
will begin from South Coast
Village in Santa Ana on Nov.
6, accordtne to a j:)int an-
ooaocemeat by station man-
ager Pat Michaels and Gene
A, Robens, geoenl manager
of the South Coast Plaza and
Town Center.
The KWIZ-F M broadcast
booth wUI be visible ·from
tbe South Cout Vtnage mall.
Shoppers will be able to
see tbe oo-atr umouneer
aDd, through a speclal win-
dow, toreadtbelatestworld-
wlde news as It Is received
oD tbe KWIZ-FM newswtre.
NB PARKINu METERS
LOOTE D BY T111EVES
Tble .. • loot an est1 ~
malad $2,000 !rom 158 city
Pll'tlrlc metars ID Ceatnl
Newport aod s.-_ N..,.
port pollee .-.ported lui
woolt.
City workers cbeckiDC
metera IJand u..t 65 bad
-..... ad Ia ... block
of W. Bay A••· bttweeo 18tb
Ud Ulh. Tbe lbefts tnot
pllice betw-Aac. 17 UKI Sollt. 15. .u.. bit ...... 95
meten aa Balboa between .. ~ ... -. no-· _ _..
•..S a.,sto.-tbemtlten,
polk:o ald.
LUHCHEOM PLAHNED
BY WELCOME WAGDM now_w_c...,
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eaDe day· ud, .met b t.. U. S. Air Force Lt. Col. cu.tac. 100 per c.-old Burtoo T. MJller lr ., -~ ...,_,.,_, .... b.--.d a retired USAF Lt. Col. ud
eye care ~ _.. ... Mra. Burtoo T. MWer of
betp tbe bU8d. Ac.ootdlle 1115 Platte Ort'te Costa
to Mr. Holmberc. ••nu Ia Mea. has asmmed com-
made poul:tle ........ all mud ot tbe tl8tb Tactteal
COlts ud 1Uor are ...,... Fl(tlter TnJDiDc Sqaat!roo
teend by U.:.. Cia... at Lake AFB Ariz.
Tbe proceedl fro• 'WtdY Colool!!:l u:iner,Pre'fioasly
cane day recelftd bf tM aulped at LGte 1Fttb tbe
MartDera I.Jou·Cblb 1Dr U. 58th Tactical FtctterTraiD·
past seyenl ,.n: •••.,_ tnc Wing, is a member of
donated to tbe Beach ClU• the Tacttea.l Air Commud,
Bn1Ue Guild to ptrebue He holds abachelor'sckl(ree
needed equlpmeat ued Ia from tbe U. S. Mwtary
their work 1ritb tbe bUDd. Academy, West PotDt, N.Y.,
This year tbe Man-n ud earned his muter's de·
Lions Club bU selected Kirk C~ through the Air Foree
Bubam ascommltteecbl.l.r· lnstltate of TechDolOIJ,
man. Members ol Ute Cte, Wright-Patterson AFB, •eartnc their cold •esta. Ohio.
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STUDYING tbe iDtrtcades of a prlmltl•e bact--pack loom
ia ~ for their Arrowcraft sale October 7 are
Solltb Cout Alumnae of P'l Beta Phi, from left, Mrs.
RGbert L. Tube, Kleo Karst and Mrs. Robert Jotm
Cgyler. Tbe sale, to be held at the home of Kleo Karst.
cbalrman lor the event, 1706 Tradewtnds, Baycrest,
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m •• is an annual a!fair gt•en by
10ror1ty alarrmae dubs throughout the nation to farther
P1 Pbl's aatklaa.l philanthropy of promoting hlndcnfls.
hems lor ale come mainly from the Arrowcn.ft Sbop
1n the Great Smoky MountainS of Tennessee. Assisttog
tbe cbairman are Sue Simpson, Sandi Hammock and
Sberyk Gerrie. Trudl Rogers Js president of the loCal etub.
ACTING TRAINING FOR KIDS BEGINS OCT. lH D
The ftrst sessloo of South
Cout Repertory's 1976-77
actil:lg coosern.tory for
JGUD(sters 8 to 17 will be-
gin Saturday, Oct. 2, offer-in« year-loog profess1ooal
acting training during the
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three 11-week Saturday ses-
sions throughOUt the year.
The first !oessiOII will end
on December 11 .
The acting prognm wf.ll
be hel!t at the SCR Tbeatre,
1827 Ne wport, Costa Mesa,
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111ERE ARE NOf ENOUGH DAYS
no Frt-., ... __
can Optaicl!l a 1 , 1 1• wm.
reMame tbelr adlt.._ ... /
tbe fall ..-wD a pat-
met cHnDermeedactlllaFrt-
day, Oct. 1, Ia .. ,.,...
hall at Otr l4dJ Ql.-ol Aoc ... Clmelllo EIOI-.
Flrlll Set. -., Rlek-
mao at lllo II-C.,..
Yill p.....-a prtllfl.at •'
"Old Glory, 11oo 110( otoor
Uolled-."
All Ybo 000. • ... 7
p.m. pot-l•ck are uMd to
brlDe a mUD Ill*· lsr I
aDd place Jettb1cL. 8olb-.J
coffee w1ll be savrldlld. la-
.sern.tiou caD be a.idl at:
tbe bookstore, &a...()INI, or ---""'-.._ 6569.
TboM wW>Ie to come IN'
tbe pot.lack can bar llte
progn.m at 8 p.m.
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IN nos BEAU11RJL CALENDAR FOR All. DIE
ACIIVIIJES OF ORANGE COON1Y GIRL scours
This illustration is the cover to the new Girl Scout
Calendar in Orange County. a product of local Girl
Scouts for their exclusive,use in Orange County. • •'"t -
No matter what it iUustrateS. this handsome calendar
does noC reflect all the activities ol the 35.000 Orange
County girls in Scouting. There are cookie sales
and ·camping, of course. But there·s also help for
the minorities. work to improve the environment.
senior citizen assistance, and so many other projects
relevant to tod&y's society. But above all the service
lo the community. Girl Scouts have fun. And they
become better prepared to be women tomorrow
because they're enjoying being girls in Scouting
today. lf you want to know what Girl Scouts are
all ab:out. buy one of their new calendars this year.
And if you can volun1eer for adult service with Glrt
Scouts. or if you have a young girl 5 to 18 who
would like to enroll. or if you can contribute to the
support of these future leaders, call
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DECISIOII: -.op ._, -=-al """"~',I r.:c.::~)~ ..::.=·:!~be """"'al their mlnlobJ?
BISHOP NEill.: There are innumerab~ forms of
Christian service in the worki today. M.y a.st job
was In Nairobi, where I was asked to found the de-
partmen~ of philosophy and rl!ligious studies in a
secu'-r university. Many people who dllllke the
word ''missionary"' because of itl loeded assode-
lions are happy in that kind of Christlen activity.
The: trouble with the term ''mtssJonary'' of
course is a distorted image that has been ~iven of
the-aggressive WeStern evangelllt destroyang cui~
lures. treading down the races, and so on. I
visualize that as mythology, but for the mo~t
mythology holds the media.
The Third World church6 tell us, .. Don't send
~e unless they really want to win men and
wo~n tO Jesus Christ.'' That, after all, is the cri -
terion. I believe there is a p-.ce for the fully com-
nVl.ted Christian who lives simply-trying to make
Christ known to others.
DECISIO~: Ito there o need to reinterpret the mis-
sion of the church u • ··~ the cburch does ... or is there still • usencan,,n MpeCt to
mission?
BlSHOP NEILL: The terms "mission'" •nd "mis-
sionary" contain the idea of being sent. If you
make everything mission, then nothing is mission.
I'm not denying the enormous importance of
ministry. Every ministry, d ired. evangeli~ation .
social work . relief, all these are part of the opera-
tion of the church. But mission I would like to
emphasize as being sent. crossing a frontier and
trying to make known the full riches of the cove-
nant in Christ to those who know oothing of it.
DECISION: Are we obligated to reach the tribes
wJthout Christ, or is It now felt thllt they should
be left undisturbed In their cultur,ai settings?
BISHOP NEILL: I believe we are under obligation
to mlJke Christ known to every man and woman . ,If
it is true that Christ died for all. then he died for
all. period.
The fact is that missiOnaries do more than any-
body else to preserve the s~.uctu res of these
people's lives. The Tahitian Bible, completed in
1829. really saved the Tahitian language. and with
it . the Tahitian culture. Almost certainly the lan-
guag~ would have ~n replaced by French or
English.
It is not the missionary imposing change; quite
often it is the other way around. Missionaries are
told what to do by the converts whom they come to
know and tespect.
Missionaries are anxious to keep peopl~ in their
natural settings. culture, language and traditions.
But the people reject the pest. T~t was their
world, and now they ~ve another world-Christ.
They can't take bits and pieces and adapt, although
the third and fourth generations can do it. It is the
first converts who are the fearful puritans. For ex-
ample, many will not use any tribal music, be-
cauR it is wholly associated with their ancient
world and Christ has set them free.
DECISION: What is the best investment the
Western church CliO make In the Third World?
BiSHOP NEILL: The best investment is i!!ilways
people. the ordinary ~rson. If every ~rson going
abroad were a committed Christian, witnessing in
life and word and in whatever he's doing and
wherever he is. then we would have a gigantic
army of witnesses for Christ, unpaid . unorganized
but there in places where professional missionaries
Stephen Neill. retired Anglican bishop of Tirunelveli , South In·
die. and a fellow of the British Academy, holds both e.rned
and honorary degrees from colleges and universities in seven
countries. A. missi-onary. author and university professor.
Bishop Neill continues to write and edit books on missions
and C:hurch history in betwl!en his teeching assignments
111 universities and theological seminaries •round the world.
KEEP AT YOUR WORK
The lord has .given lo Do yCl ur wo r!:. Lt-t hars lie .
every man his work. It is his
busines!l to do it , and the
dev1l's businen to hinder
him if he can. So sure as
God has given yo u a work
to do , S1tan will try to
hinder you. He m•y present
other thin11 more
PfOmisina. He m1y 11lure
you by worldly prospects,
he may ISIIU!t you with
slander, torment you with
false I CCUSitions, set you to
work dcfendinJ )'OUT
cnaracter, employ pious
persons to lie about you,
editors to nsail you •. and
excellent men to slander
you. You may hne Pilate
and Herod , An1niu and
Caiaphas all combined
against you. and Judas
st•ndin& by you ready to
sell you for thirty pieces of
lil~r; and you m1y wonder
why all those thlnp come
upon you. Can you not tee
th1t the whole thine is
brouaht about throuah Ute
craft or the dnil? To dnw
you off ft('l m your work and
hlndt:.T youT obtdiencc to
Cod?
.. Keep 1bout your work ..
0o not of'linct\.,b«.tUIII tbc
lion roars; do not ltop to
Mone the d"'l'• dOll; dq
not fool •way yQUr lime
chalina 1 he de¥11'• r•bbita.
kl J>t'O:tJri:tns quarrel, let
L'Orpora110 ns resolve, let
editors puhllsh. Itt the devil
do his worst, hut .«:t' to 1t
th;.lt nothmg hinders you
from fulfi lling the wo rk that
God has given you.
He h:n not sent you to
make money. He has not
commanded you to set rich:
He h.u never bidden you
defend your ch~tracttr. He
hu not set you 11 work to
contndict fallehood which
Satu and hts servants may
start to pedlUe. If you do
these thi.np, you will do
nothlns dte; you will be It
work for yourself and. not
ror the Lord.
Keep about your work .
Let your aim be a• steady as
a star. let the world brtwl
and bubb~. You mtY be
assaulted , wron&ed,
insulted, alandered,
wounded and rejected ; you
may be abu.ed bY toes.
fon:Uen bY friends and
despised and -rejected of
men, but Me to it with
studfut dtterminat.ioe,
with unfattcriq zeaJ, ttutt
you pllf'JUC tbe lftlll
,.. puee o( yow life ...
ob;tct ot yo• ~. um:a
IC lilt )'OU Cllft •Y • ... ll .. e
rlftWMd the wort wit~
Thou p..at 1M to do.''
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,_ "DIIC ... IUGII!JiiE" -uour.-wu
just can't go. It is disturbing the extent to which the
Westerner abroad isolates himself.
Wedes~rate1y need people who are on fire with
the Gospef. to whom it is literally a matter of life
and death-who can combine that with prudence.
gentleness. patience. and all the other qualities
neces{>dry t..o a ~hristian life.
DECISION: Would you comment on your per-
sonal BJble study habits? How has Bible study
helped you determine your...prioritles?
BISHOP NEILL : I have a daily time alone with the
Scriptures. There is a great advc:~ntage to being an
Anglican minister. The rubric to the Anglican
Prayer Book states that the minister must read the
morning and evening prayers daily-in c hurc h if
he can; if not. by himself . Now I've kept this rule
pretty regularly for 50 years. I don't make it lJ
slavery. but I had to get up early this morning to
catch my plane'. and before r'ny kind escort came
to fetch meA I ha(l read ti'le m,oming service for
today.
I suppose that means that in the pas t 50 years of
my ministry I've read the New Testament through
about one hundred times, apart from detailed and
care(ul study. I think there's h•rdly a book of the
New Testament that I haven't preached right
through or lectured on .
This is central to m y ministry. I became a
committed Christian early in life. and I am amused
sometimes with my enthusiasm as a Bible s tudent
long ago. At the age of 17 I set out to as~rtain the
meaning of the Epistle t o the Romans. o r die in the
attempt. Well. I nearly did both. Ttiafs quite an
e nterprise for a school boy.
Between the ages of 50 and 60 I felt I wasn't
doing enough. so I decided to read through the
whole Bible annually , apart from my obligations as
a priest. I kept that up for ten years. c hangi ng my
languages. since I have the good fortune to read a
number of languages. Then I felt that was getting
mechanicel so I let it go. But perhaps now that I'm
retired for the fifth time. I will start again.
I would be sorry to miss any part of Scripture.
On Z~lmost every page I find something that rea lly
has a word for me . rm a Biblical theologian. I cant
be anything else.
This s teady absorption of Scripture until it be·
comes part of one's thinking is largely an uncon-
scious process. But I s uppose at every point I am
referring thought. action, decision and all the rest
to the standards I find in the Gos~ls-to the
standerds of Jesus himself and the elucidetion of
them in the Epistles . It's hard to say exactly how
that happens.
DECISION: You once said: "The only subject on
which I ever really want to preach is the truth that
God loves sinners." Do you still feel that way?
BISHOP NEILL: The answer is "yes" basically. Of
course I exaggerated, there dre many subjects on
which one wants to preach. But centr<!!l is that the
Shepherd goes out into the wi lderness to seek his
sheep, and this is absolutely fundamental in the
understanding of the Gospel. It is the dynamic
which drives us out as undershe pherds to carry on
the work or the Good Shepherd.
The idea that God will go and seek sinners just as
they are, unattractive, is something unique to the
Gospel message. God cares for people. This is the
heart and center of the Christian Gospel. This is
what I come bac k to again and again. • c:::-
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The C hristian Faith
The C hristian faith has been described in
various ways. One said that it was "a blend ins of
memory and ho~:· As poetically appeaJing as
that may be ... it does not tell the whole story.
M'-mOf)' however, is a beautiful thing. It can
provide stimulus and courage to meet the chat-
knJeS of the pr~nt .
And hope bec()mes rulity only after one 1s
moved to accomplish the responsibilitiel of the
present.
Jesu$ Christ came to brine hope to a world of
hope~sness. As Jcsu$ is introduced throuah the
Golpel of Mark, chapter one, He tomes on the
ocaw riot JIO>Slvely ... but alfeady In ortion. The
Fatha' bad sent Him foe a purpose ... and
nothina could deter Him from its .ccompl~h·
ment:
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FROM "THE EVANGEL," LARGO. FLA.
Spiritualis~,1 Sorpe~, Witch~raft ·
L Do you know that God co~ed Israel tlult thOM "Tho practloe aorcery ot
witchcraft lhould not be permitted to live? Ellod.UI 22:18.
2. Do you bow that to eeek to 'mmmunicata with tpirital or with .. dead ill to
become defiled and unfit to appear before God to won.hip Him? Leviticu.1 19:31.
3. Do you know that God cute oft' from 8l'IIOJll' Hia people all who turn to me-
Jium_. for help? LevitiCUII 20:6.
4. Do you know that capital punilhment by 1toniftl' was God'• sentence on any
mi9.n or woman who ealla up spirit.? Levfticua 20:27.
5. Do you know that -.ritchcraft, (ortune-telliq, crystal read ina:, necromacy, and
palmistry are related to 11piritiam and are •troDI'IY condemned . .by God? Deute--
ronOmy 18:10, 11.
6. Do you know that it was bediiU5e of their black magic and related pr:adice!l
that· God destroyed the CanaiUtites? Deuteronomy 18: 10-12.
'7. Do you lmow that Samuel's moet effective way of impHS&ing upon Saul the
ettonnity of the 1in of diAobediencewll!l by likening it to witchcnfl? 1 Samuel 55:23.
8. Do you )mow that King Saul of l.sroel, when he was faithful to God, cleared
nil the spiritistic mediums out of the land? I Sariuael 28:3.
9. Do you know that when King SAul later consulted • medium, it wu only after
his sins had made communication with God impouible? 1 Samuel 28:6, 7.
10, Do you know,thal Saul's lou of his crown aud h ill untimely death were the
direct judgment or God on him tor bis dealin,p in lpirit.ism? 1 Chronides 10:13.
II. Do you know t.hat the list of wicked K ine ManMM!h'• 1ins inciudes consuJt-
ing with spirit-mediums, fortune-tellen, 8ltd eorceren~? 2 Chf't'llicles 33:6.
12. Do you know that one of the reasons God rejected Israel was bccau"~e they
pr::.cticed magic and communicated with evilepirite? Iaaiah 2:6.
13. Do you know that it is insulting to God to consult the clead when you can
inquire of Him? haiah 8:19.
14. Do you know that a forlune-teller may be demon possessed, like the girl in
Philippi out or whom Paul cast an uncle:m spirit in the name of Jesua? Acta 16:
16-18.
15. Do you know that true Christians, like those at Ephesus, have nothing to do
,with ,blark lll48iC and its ZJ!:lated practices? Ad1 19:19.
1 : 16. Did you know ~atuorceuJ i8iJ:ll"~uded 'm the work• of the liMb li1ted in the ]Bib!<!!, nnd thrd those who -practice it f'.1nnot enter Uie kingdom ·of God? Galatians
5:19-21. · ' I I
17. Do you know that those wbo erutft.t'e in eorcecy will be shut out of heaven
anrl bani!:ihed forever from God? Re.velation 21:8 and 22:15. ,
\f• 18. Do yon know that the teach~ or apiritism are docb'ine. of deDW>lla? J Tim-
otby 4:1.
19. Do you know !hal demons are l'lub;ect to God's gre.<~.l..r power and !remble
before H im?JI!Imes2:19.
•20. Do you know that the increase in foUowing after subven~ive doctrines in-
~<pircd hv devils is one of the predicted si~s of the la~t dayf!; and of !he near ap-
rMnr h of judgmrr>f.' 1 Timot~ 4:1.-AdaPted from The British Evangeli11t
Windows For Sermons ....
"IN GOD WE TRUST"
"My ft1end is a nose and throat specialist, and one day a little girl was
brought to his office for a sma ll opera.tion on her nose. ~or some r~ason he cou~d not giv& the little thing an anaesthetic; so he took a ftfty-cent p•ece out of hts
po<:ket and put it in her hand. . _ , . .. 'That's tor you to spend exact!~ as you like a~ $00n ~s th•s •s over, he satd
cheerily. 'I am going to hurt yo':-' a little, I am afr<!•d,_but !f you take a gOOd I~
at the fifty cents before 1 begtn,.and then hold •t .ttght ~n your hand al'ld kE7P thinking of what you saw all the time I ~ at work, •t wont hurt so very much.
"The child went through the operat ion unusually well, and the dOCtOf con-
, ~ratulated himself on his bright idea. ,
"'Vou are a very brave little girl.' he said patting her on the he.ad, and
pretty soon you can go out and spend your money. Tell me all the thmgs you
thcu,ht of while I was at work.'
' 'I thought of the words.' said the little girl. "'The words?' repeated the doctor: 'the date, you mean?' It was a long t ime
since he had really noticed a coin and he hardly remembered that they had any
words on them. .. _ "'Why no, those are numbers. 1 mean the words at the top, In God We trust,
$<tid the little girl simply. "'Twas the first half dollar I ever had, so I I'M!Yflr saw
them before, but it is lovely to have them there. So the folks that have half dollars
can always think about that.'"-Youth's Companion.
"MUST I QUIT All THES£1"'
Cardinal Mazarin was one of those shrewd and clever men, who, from a com-
paratively humble oriJin, have risen by energy and ability t.o rank and l~fluence.
With a pleasing cxtenoT graceful manners, learned, accomplished, and of mslnuat-
ina address, he had the faculty in .a sinaular dearee of captivatina and makina
friends of all with whom he came tn contact.
Born in 1692 at Piscina. he rose from • captain in the Pontifical Guard to
t.o ld tile reins of power in France, when his cup of honour was full to overflowing and there seemed nothing wanti"B on this earth. But it was now found that his
unwearied application to state _business ~d brouant on • painful disease, and on~<onsulting Guenaud. the enuncnt ptlysac•an, he was told that he had but two
months long:er to live. He rece ived the announcement with sorrow, and was greatly
\roubled, ~CK his ~~ssions ~fe enormous. All his life t.ona he ha_d been hoard-ina.., and h1s love of p1ctures betna stro,.est he had a chotce collectton of these.
Now he was face to fac:e with the pert fact suted in God's wons that "it is
appointed unto men once to die, and after this the ,iudtment" (Heb. !:27). Place,
position wealth1 fame count not when the "kirc of t.-rors" malces his imperitive
cafl. HoW wise •I is to be "read)"' for ""we know not What a d.,-fNY bflnc forth" rPrav. 27:11.
'mE PRESENCE 01' THE LORD IESUS.
by Andrew Murray
J,A I aa wUb you...__,.,-... uoto .. _..I tM _..__,...,. •:a whee bl was upon earth, he wa~ pl'ftftlt in bodily ronn with his dilcip&es.
n.ey walbd about tocet'lrel' all day, and at llicbt t.bey went into the _. boule,
BDCI IOnW!tilnlll 1lept IOJ9ther and 11&e aDd dru.k toptther. They ..,.,. contiD·
ua.llf Wptber. It was the prcMJK'e of Je.ua that wu the traillinJ·tchool ol hil
diaaplel.. 11aey M.J'e bo\11\d IO him by tbatt wo.derfu1 int.rcour-t of IOV<! du:r ...
thrM lolq; ,._n, aDd ill that intercoune they luraad tO know Cbritt. 11D"' Chriat
in.tntctecl and c:orr.ded thm\, and prepared them for what they were a(Wr~
ftnf to ~-ADd DOW, whQ he is IOIDI IIWIIYo he .. ,.. to them: "Lo. behold, J em with you ,.......,. -ell the ...,._-eYeJI unto the end ot the world.··
W'Ul a p~l And jwt M Na!ly • O.rilt wu wJtb Peter in the OOa:, ju.t
811 a.n.t ... t with John ·•t the aaW., a Nelly clll\ I ....,_ OhrW wUtl ~. ADd
more r•Uy, for they had their Ouiat in. the body, Mel he WM 10 them • maa.
u i.-lmdual Mfl'!ll'llle from them.; but 1 may haw. the 1loriW Cll ril'lt in the
DOWel' ef ~ thi'OOe 0( God, the 0111111ipotent Ch.rilt, the> 6maipreleat Chri1t. :--,,__,..
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• well • for tbt proplr's. for IUdl 1
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...._ we apply it to Ouht, but to tel
.._ that the pnnillon of tbe law,
..........,. on the pat of the hJF-prioot
an "Ofterinl not ror the people only, but
fot hUMelf, and hil houtt, is a proof
..... ... .... .... people O<Cupiod ....
same pound, and that, andst aU the
wcxaderful pory of his prielthood on the
Day 9f Atonement, he wu ·yet in reality
• one of them. To hil ofl'k:e •
appcriD.ted by God , he thus came .tth
the opirit of •ympothy" (cf. Geo.p
ltillipn. 7lte 7lt«>/oo of tlte Eplstl< to
tlte HeMwJ, 1.899, pp. IOJ.IOS).
The HiP l'rieol'-cl of Cluiot
Venes .S-10 dt:~en'be Christ u hiP
priest after the order of Melchiledek.
Here the suitable comments of a
conservative tcholar should be-.oted:
"[Venn] S,6. So tbrist wu appointed
Jti&h priori. The writer quota Pulm 2 :7
witb the rManina of, "This day I haw:
appointed you to the office of a priest.'
He wa fv.Uy qoalificd to bold the office
and did not aeek it for himlelf. He wa
appointed to this position of tfoty
(.-,.} by God the Fothor. [V•,.•I
7-10. Ouilt's human experience il
.dclc:ribed be.e.. It wu u ,~nee of
leamlftc and of limitatiofts. 11tia
humiliation (lhil. 2o7) "'"' Ito tUne of·
learnin& to obey in the tpherc of man.
By thio Ito wn made complete. ThiJ wu
the time of hil heine in the f'lelh . The
spedfic reference in Heb. 5:7, I il to
tho boun of ..,ny in Geduemane. The
pa-. depic:u anpilh In the worda
prqn'l. JNppbtbu, 11701V cryifw, and
lcwt. 11M enemy He (C.rilt) faced wu
death_.-both physical and, becaulc He
was the tin-bearer, spirilut-1, in that He
-bore the: full wrath of God reamd for
sinnen.. Ill request for detmnnoe wu
FaDted. fully in the Resurrection, with
iu prodlmation of death defeated.
1"hrouah thia experience Christ lclmed
obedienee 11 He would not hne k.nowD
it othenrile. UteraDy, & ~anted /rOift
,.. ,... -,.. •lf<nd <•· ~~
wtdc:b il • play oa ~ c:a.wat up ill
tbe er.et pnnerb ~ .... ....
-qualillod perfectly ............. . Ovill p&o•id• dt!fflflll ,.,..,... (ID.m.
-•.9),tbe--of
..-....... totbeprioll'-clol
'hl:tl •t. t. com.-to Auoa.
" I .. det ill a priell rA God etera111y.
• ~ deztlorrH twly ... daapter r .
(<f. -.. w. -. "'Tho .,...... ......
llobiowJ" Ia 7Jw ~ lllblo
~. 1962. p.l414). • ---------Take a Real Mu
Exile him to the ble of Patmoa
and you have an Apoatle John,
Lock him up in an En«liah pri.an
and you have a John Bunyan.
Pierce him with a thorn in the
Oeah and you have an Apoatle Paul.
Give him birth in aloe cabin and
rear him in poyerty, and you have
an Abreham Lincoln.
Hem,..llim in with hurta and
hardahiJM, and you have a Booker T. w -.hiftllan.
Take aw-.y his hetlrirt« and you
have a Thomas Edi.an. ·
Manly men accept hard.hipa ..
1te pp in1atonea, not ••
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..,.. -.traar te He dDin on
tiHI bed. pili a taaut Oftr
... -. .... bu ..... _
or IDO'fe,lookedillrproperty
ud left witboat t:akiD( UJ •
tiDe·
• TUZSDAY, SEPT. 14
A J&09 aatomattc tprlnk-
ler l}'ltem )I)Cib'otler ns
SIDleD f'rom a lauDdry room
of aa apartmeal comples: of
L,....Cu-Inc., ISOO
Adams An, • . • Rlchl.rd
u . Scofteld, zz, ot 5!4Cau-
u.a.a 9t., Newport Hetpts,
saffend possible fn.cturn
or b1s left lee, ribs aod
spiDe wbea a motorcycle be
n.s ridiDC coUided with a
cu drtYtll by CoalltaDce R.
RotttJart. 64. of 501 FDl.ler-
ton An., Newport Hetgtts,
at Poll)QQI. An. IDd Phlmer
St. • • , V 10 T. Pbam, Z4,
of 998 £1 CamiDo Dr., Sllf-
fered a possible sbll trac-
tne ud mustn abrui005
wbeD bit by a car whlle
wi..U:iD( across El CamlDO,
66 feet west of San Juu
Lue, at 10:25 p.m .; the car
wu drina bJ Terry J,
Koblellberg, 18, A,lt. !, 968
W:ls&iorl Dr., Colla Mea.
••• Cars dr1'fea by Susan
L. Barke, Zl, Onage, and
Cuaocler G. WlDters, Apt.
lOZ.Q, 655 Bater St., were
lnolYed in an accident at
Baker st. aDd Eoterprtae
st .•.. A burcllr lllted a
rear ll1d1a& cJ&a door ot
ttl tnct to piD-eotry to
1be ... It-ol CberyU J.
Smith, Act. 106, 409 FUr
Dr .. taldlc $1,020 la stereo
~ a T.V., camera
IDd eut1 ••• A barwt&r
amn!ted a w1DIJw1ar to pia
ootrytolbecarol-.t
;._ llillb., AJ!t. lZ..S, 2100
Parbtew t..e, trTIM, tu-t.c a ndto, sten10 ud amp.
llllor ..-.......
: -------------: • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1!5 • • M. S. Martmu, U, Md
• !MSIGM SUIS<:Ili'T\011 D!I'T. • Jlllllla B. Nut-, P, • .,.
• PLEASE SEND M£ THE ENSIGH F'Oflt ONE VII! A... • Yon_ wen etarred Wltll at-• • ........._ tonaOf'er eeearttJ
• 1 AM I!NCLOSifrtG 15.00 FOilt MY IU·IC"I .. TION, • pard J.., P. Lofelaee
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--.--.-............. C!6IIM ....
a <Mel. .._ 1121 .. a ...... __ ._
a... llori'na:, Cndlr .._ --.--... to liD II -lOGs, wu ct.• $1 ,zoo 11011 .., • • • ·----·--lo -a $1'1> TV from be ..... " F' 57 71 .................... St •••• A t.rctu _ _.
$UO CUI!, a $50 w._..
rii(I!Dda--
bracelet from u.e ap&.Jt-
mfllt ot ~ R. Wrse,
Apt. !01, ZZ'71 Harbor B1f'd..
... "I teD ,_ wb1t I
1r1J1t to do. I ...-to WI
YO.. •• Cllr!atial. k. follom,
Yorba w...ta., ......,_ a mu
wbo bad .la.ID m walt for ber
to retua to 11er car 11111 u all-r--Iot It J099 BrtaiDI St.; be
Ulilftlted bel' ad toot; ber
poroe -'""" $25 CUb, ldeltUleal:fan ud per---.1
Uema.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 16
Jollepb V. EtpOSUo, !2,
DeDill5 L V.aRiper, u. aDd
Glea.a F. Brooks, U, all at urn El CamlDo Dr •• Costa
Mesa, were booked lXI
e barges of tbeft ot a $600
caaoe model 28 reet tone,
a sed tor mo1d1oc canoe
bodJes, taba from a ktc:ted
feaee area beh1ad tbe wood
stql at Costa Yea b.J.Cb
sebool .•• Gloria K. Paloaeo.,
3031 Sa.moa Dr., reported
the $850 theft ol a cHa.maod
rtac from a jewel,., boJ: 011
t lliCht staDcf lA ber bed-
room ••• A t:blef obta1oed
1.111 SSSO eleetrtc type-writer
rrom J. c. Carter Co., 671
W. l?th st., while a security
ruard wu ma..klnc bis rounds
••• A $259.95 rabber n.ft
wu stoleo from tbe ear port
of Robert Dl'ris, 1218 Dcllle-
r al Pt. . . • Tbomu H.
Heltoo, 19, or 1053 Presidio
Dr., refused medical treat-
meot for LD)urtes suffered
wbs b1s ear was tavolved
1D an aecldt!Dt wttb a ear
drheo by Earl w. Rosen.
burg, 66, Tustin, oo Dale
Way. 133 reet east of Har-
bor Bl'rd. . . • Sleven J.
Keot, Z4. of 2'15 E. 16th
St., Costa Mesa, suffered
mloor lacenttoos to b1s left
laiDd and arm I.Dd a possible
brokeo left thumb Ybeo his
motorcycle hit the reu or
a track oa 17th St., t4 feet
eut ofRaymoDdAYe.,drheo
bJ Jerry L. Weatberford.
%6, of 2001 Mea Dr., stop.
ped br traffic .
• FRIDAY. ~"EPT. 1?
Kt!ll.Deth w. Hunt. 1521
W~ct~,H~r~
luds, reported the loss of·
a $85 tape deck, hls wallet
wJtb $'75 cash IDd tapes
nlaed at $35, from his ear
parked ln a lot at 0:-ange
Coast College wbUe be at-
teDded class ••• A renter
Wled to Mum a $200 re-
frigerator to Tlce's Rentals,
1930 Newport Bl,d ••••
Tbree checks were reported
stoleu rrom cheek books or
Julle L . Saoud. ~. !06,
423 Fair Dr .... A S?o
black and wb.lte TV set ns
stolao from the pr21e of
JOhn W. Cummins, 3050
Uad1SOD An ••.• Melnrn
V. Rose, 2039-A Wallace
An,, reported the $1,000
burglary of hand tools rrom
bla pnge, eatry belog
gained tftrougb a hOle for an
adjacent p..nge ••• Jack K.
Jackson. 19, of 413 Glou-
cheater Dr., Costa Mesa.
was charged wttb dnmJtdr1'f-
1D( and hit and nan at Zotb
st. and Randolph M e., after
his car hlt the parked car
or Mary AnD Cross, 30S
E. 2oth st., and a e1tJ tree
oa ZOtb st. 90 feet east of
Santa ADa.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 s .. c:Ua J. Fort, zs, Los
Anceles, was charged with
the $ZS5 mod theft ol.,....,
b1oaau. ne.tera IDd other
Hems or clothlDc from Ba1-
loet'a, SU3 Bristol st., 11-
lecedly •eutnc .,me or tbe
arttclea IDdt:akiDCtbtotben
0111: of tbe llore lD ber paJ"Se
• . • A bars:llr otiWDed a
TV aad ~read Ylbaed at
$400 from !lollda] lnl!, Sl31
Brlliol St •••• A bUJ1lar
1Md a pry bu oQ a double
door to plD ootry ID Hartor
Rottor RJot. 17t6 Saponor
AYI.. tat11:1c $50 cub and
llaltt Jlll'tl 'fllued at S3Z
• • • A borctu obta.1ned
$7 .!51 la oolM trom a hatcb
Ill tloo UYIDc room o!DWie
P. Wolla, 1049 ParllbW Dr.
• . • Marc Jao-es, Aot.
1, 1U a.t1•r Dr .. eom-
.,.._ ......... tar -._ $100 ao10r TV ••• Jam• ...... "'*· Jl,-..... ___ .......,.."'
reba I. m eMU at
,_., -BrUtol st., •
• cllsM I.CIC ',
• IUifD.lY, SIFt. 11
,._ ..,.. I 11011 U, n -c:-·--n, .. _... ....
-~~--lla car
•
•---ac , 1 Dr,. _.a put I a.. ·----... _...,. ... _ ..... -., ........ . . _.. .,_ ............ ~.
1114'1ac r ·-..--
111 .. b K. • 1 tetra.
z:. "" -c..n: ••• A.._, fJ'Mf ...... , .u.a ..... -11011---............. . -oiFraokE.B-
1511 ...... tM:IIIa ... •l
ri1r 11011 I --.. $100 • • • .4 1171.91 -uea-......, b...,.•er
wu ...._ floom a~-ill ' II Ill ._. ta llle-
lllllll:"a F....-n. 10ft
Brtlell 1t. • • • Rwsttwm .,.,._.._..._.If $10Dwere
..... fnMD. -.Joeked
~ •wb ....... nan a
Yoodll ..._e c:.IIIDil wu ___ .... __
rtea. 951 W. 11ttl st. , , • A
jade bnclllt, .. peed&• -"""-... -cue aad a .... _.. jack
wen atola from tbe bOme
of Elotoe C. SmUb, W
E Idler St., I $915 theft,
CDM FIRM OKAYED
FOR P AIIC DESI GM
~Tom Riley ao-DOUDC• that b1J: Jelectloa
of Lud Arcldtectare, a Co.-
l'ODI deJMultodectpe tlrm,
bu heeD QPf'Ofed "by the
Board ol Slapem.,rs for
tbe daten ol s pub: I.A the
FUll! District.
The elltlmated r:aoce of
the ree to be paid to LaDd
Arebltectbre la $1 9,000 to
$%8,000. Tbe ...... .. ..
desiped are Lake Forest
Part, Vlllace had Parkud
Wild West Part,
ANAL VOTE SIGM-UP
DRIVE IS UNDER WAY
A I1Dol ..-y.wlde ,.,...
tnthxl of 'Olen 11 be1Dg
CODdacted iJ1 prepantioa for
tbe Nov. 2 paenl electloo..
Deputy rectstrars will be oo
duty from DOell to 5 p.m.
this Sabardi.J and Sa.Gy,
Oct. 2 ud S, aod from 5
to 9 p.m. MoDdaJ; Oct. 4,
at tbe followill( Harbor Area
loeatioDa:
• FUbJoo 1slaad. Newport
C eater, la tbe fllt$oad area..
• South Coast Plu.a, by
the ean>ooe~ SIS3 Brt•ot
St., Costa -._ r
-CM '!"U
Affo.q) TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECtDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT 1
Sea Coast will plan
y?ur home 0 ' business
security system.
Phone
642-3490
Now!
SEA ~ l'lNIM SYSTtMS , ....... -.. c-. ,.~ .....,._
1651 PI• c .. tie A ....... C .........
HAS MOVED!
2!11 llARTIN, fifo
PLAZA CENTRE, IRVIN£
FOR ALL OF 'IOUII
INSURANCE 'tii!EOl
~bert son
Insurance
e,..Associates y_,,.., .... t..l= .......
2111 E. Cout Hwy .. Suite 100
Corona del (714) ·I
As a Los Angeles Federal Saver you'll rece1ve h1gher
1nterest than pa1d oy any commerc1 al bank. plus
1nterest day 1n to day out plus secunty of your savings
1nsured by a Federal Agency plus all lhe special tax·
savmg programs plus extra hours and conven tent
parking
Plus, wtth a mtntmum depostt you·ll recetve a free safe
depos1t box plus a free checking account at a com·
merc ial bank plus mcome ta x setV1ce plus document
duplication plus travelers checks It ta kes only one
minute and one signature to start your savmgs ac-
count. II •II Mlds up for Los Angeles Federal Savers.
All lnteresl Compounded Da ily
Annua l Yield Annual Rate
8.06% $1000 lor 6 lo 10 years
6.72% $1000 lor 1 lo 2 years 6Y2%
5 .39% Paid day-in to day,out SY•%
~11 ,.gullhOt\1 111""111 .. rly ...,ttoltf_l 'rg~~~ tem1 K <:'l'W''IS •ub..c:t 10 lolbll•,..t•l --
n1 f'M!IICIOOI'I
LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Newport Beach
3201 Nowpo<l BM1 -ocron !rom Cl1y Hall • e7S·4500 -N--·M-
HMd Offtot · L.OI AnoNI ~ ltvtngl lnCI lOif\ "!""!'!~ One-."" ·--·7 · OOloo< __ ... _
a
l
~aLIC NOTICI:
J n:ntua•w••• ............. , ,.. ,, ·-....... ...._ .. wa......,.e;
•u a .., Clllle. •1
• ott 'N...•••Beedl --11:---...... o..--..... c..--· nlla'a rrr nrla.-......,..
bf•td:ndrlll.
llpod: ·-,E..--..,,
nil ---... IDed ........ _,._.,Or_
-~ ""'· 17. 1176. Plrbll*: s.p.. 11, u, 10,
Oct. '7, U71, Ill tbe hwport
Hutlor Eulp. F -IIOSIZ
PUBLIC N OTIC E
FICTITJOIIS 8laKESS
!fAME STATEIIEtn'
T1lo fD1Iowlll -Is doarr .. .._. u: WUcos
• -. nan -CLr-•Jo. Jmoo, Calli. 9Z'71.,
WUcos 6 -. Clllilnola
oo-171ZI-
CLreJo. Jmoo, Callf. IZ71C. nu ....... ta CODdlret-
• bJ a oorpontlla.
Corpontb Name: W'Ucoz
·~-w.wucoz,
Pl'lllldllit. T... .-.meal wu filed rilllllo-elmofOr-
up ~ ..... 1,1176.
Plbllllll: Stpt. I, lS, U,
10. 1.f'll, Ia tbe Newport
Rutlor E....,_ F~157t
PUBL IC NOTICE '
FICTITI>US BU81NESS
NAil£ STATEIIEtn'
Tbe IDUowla( porooo Is
cloJac bo-u: .._.. ••
B-et, 1!15 S. Booch
Bl'ld., ADabetm, Ca. 9!103:
Aadnta EUea WaJ:en, 2721
WlDdoTer Dr., Coroaa del
Mar, CL it625.
Tbia t:.stDeu lJ cooducted
by u tDCII:rldaal.
Slp.O, Aodrea Wllera.
This statemeat was tlled
ritb tbe 0011DtJ clerk of Dr-
uce Couty Sept. 7, 19'76.
Publlah: Sept. 9, 16, Z3,
30, lf76. iD tbe Newport'
Rut?r EuJgn. F -61716
P UBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tile t>l1oWIII( -Is -bo-u: lloleteiD ROIJII', 170 Eut 17th street, c--. Clllilnola
92627: WIWam -.,_, llol-
llell Jt .. 17SSU.o..JU"d1Me
Eut, F-.. Vall.,, Caw,
92'708.
Tb1J: .,., .. .,.,." CODduetecl
bJ an 1adlT1dD&1..
Slped: Wtwam stet ...
BolJteio lr.
Tb1l ltatemalt wu ftled
wltb the ooaotr elerk of Or-uce Coaaty Sept. 7, 197&.
Pabllab: Sept. 9, 16, 23,
30, 1976, lD the Newport
Harbor Eulp.. F -61'1'53
P U BLIC NOTI CE
S-595CZ
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME Sf ATEIIENT
1'bt t:.Uowtll( peraou a.re
doing business a: Loeb.
Rboades II Co •• 5e'7 Su Nl-
colu Drtn, &tlte 401, New-
port Beach, Ca. 12660: Jotm
L. Loeb, ?SO Part A.YIIIQe,
New York, New York, 10021;
HeDf)' A. l..oeb, 50 E. 77tb
Street, New Yort, Jf"'Yort,
10021; Mull: J. Millard, 907
Flfth AYIDal, New York, New
Yort, 100Zl; Ca.rlll. U.ael-
ler. 435 E. 52Dd stnet, New
York, Nn York, l0022;
Jobn L. Loeb Trut, 42
wan str.et. New York,
N. Y, 10005; 'lbcnru L.
Kemp~er • 895 Park AYIDI.Ie,
New York, N.Y. 10021; Wal-
ler H. Walz. 42 A MOGrot
Place. Brook!JD,N.l.1U01;
Andrew J. MeLaJachliD Jr.,
ODe Lake Drtn Welt,
Wa)'De, N.J. 07470; Plter
K. Loeb, 195 Park At'tiiM,
Nt'W' York, N.Y. 10021; Rl-
ellltd A. Pollack, 45 K-.o
Rotd, Sbort Hilla, N.J.
07071; Sbtrmu R. Lewtl,
Jr., liS Belmont Road.,
Rtde......S. N.J. 07C50; Ro-
bert II. AdamO, JO .....
Coort. Pwl ... ~
R,Y. u-, TbomuS. Amb-
J'OGO. 70 M&mUODICkRoad,
leanlllle, M. Y. 10511; Jobtl
P:. ADDJeeUI, TroJ lADe.
8.-,rd, M, Y, 10501; Em.C
ADJIIlCh, 118 91. 79CbStn«,
Ktw Yort. N.Y. lOOU; CU.
bert F. Bteb., ODt Craete
Terrace, l'lft York, N.Y.
100!8; WIJUam E. Barker,
Jr-. 170411.,.,...._ DaUu,
T-.a 'lSI!$; Albert C, Bol-
Ju, GO E. Urd .-.Mew
'Tort, M.T.Iooti;CIIariMR.
BWI, Ill I . 70111 .......
Mew Tort, ft. T.lootl; Fno-
eola a. -. 101 1. m'
-. -Tort, M.Y.
10011; T. -a.-, ,._ ._, RJO, II. T,
1CUO; L Aa. BN-.rpf,
11-llllo4..&r-,II.T,
10101; Doold ). -ns J.-....... _ ... ort,
11.1'. 10011; _,,_c_
710-·--Tort, 11. T ...... Dlllal &. Cliol-
"'eLtf; MOTtCK . .-yaLIC JIQTtCC PUBLIC NOTICI!
~ I Bill I IIIII MJN"* exxtarOI"ftE
#LUW tLIII--ft'Aft OT ~
..... ft&IIWlf'l U. ft'&'I.Wii'i .-POe ,._ COOih l ot'
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ftt V -.... II L IIIII ._ a r?&s ....... III.Cerla Killam f'08 ..,.,_1"1: ._....,* , .., ~ •.o. .. .,.,,......,clll-._c-.--.. or WILL AJtD roa
arwrtli ,.. "ad ta lta1a tlnl; J'_. L a 11w,-c.,. Ctr-I..&T't'E.I::J 1"EETAII!IIT-•....,. c.t.omilt-. 'h'11 .. ':'4 ~:::::-eJe. M 111 Ylttl. C .. -AU AJiD KiJIDI f"'a
........ ._., CaM a = ....... lilt£_.: ....... -.n; ,._ L Me-.WtM)ItiUTkllf TO AD-;:o:*;rl~ ::. ... _ .... 118{ •._..Cali-~:a'~~ :::::.,.UMD£•.=,::
(C ....... l 11'70 ..... -....., • olo tl lTd Ml'n; ,_ A. Wddr•, ,_."'11010FESTATISIICT
C.. ..... ., ._ , -• • IIIS-1/l W. --._ -of lllAIITtiA E..
.___ OaW rt'-.n, lt1 a I 1J,:-«...2i •-..rt a.dl. ca= * a.uaAY. Decette'L -.... ~ • •-flllli 0 ,.. ...,..., JIO'I'EE IS IIEREBY 1'MI .. d all......... '1't1111 <rttm _, ;,_ IDid IHIJ Tr1 ' 2 .... t.c.-. GJVD' tw E-tlber I . l.-d .,.~-~-.... _,.-.,Or-IIIUa,~-... -........ ,....... "ftlt~F' • etaJier: up c.ntr lrJiiL 10, tm. nua dl r ll:t nO _. ter I*''* fll WW.t.,..
YIOM, e.e J'oiiJI ll. a.. r•m• lllpt. 1 .. a, JO, 1..,. a c-nt ..,._rtp. "••eu: ttl ltllter'a fllata-
Pr..._,... Oct. 1, '"'' •a.•..,.,t llcMII: IUdtudBrnwW • ....a.ry to a. ,.. • ..., nu s~etaTTiolllt wu fOld Badlol'..... F-IJIZ4 ""' ... .., ..... m.t u111 tor ~~oaa-
•1h taecc.tydertolOr~ P U BLI C N-OTICE ... tlleCOITitJ~aiOr-miW .. r .ader tile t.de-up c..,. Se!>t. e, 1171, ..,. c..,. Sept. 1, 1176. ,. .... .._ .,
--11 1J 10 FICIIIIOUI-EW _...,16,11,10, E-Ad, r<fereoce to
0et 7 1f76 iD U. 'M..,j.,,t IUME STA.TEIIEJIT Oct. 1, lt'18, .. U. Jlewport w*il ts made len' fllrber B~;E...p_. F--11501 'I'M ........ ,_... ll BarbofEadp F-&1691 J1111Utillan,udlblttbetlme
dclbrc .... ?Ill u:S.Ioa· PUBLiC NOTICE ud' place ot beariac t•
P U BLIC NOTICE .... ......., ISIS E. Cooet -~:.::;:;.:..::..:.:..::..:..:.::.=-.._ ...,. 1u -... for Oe-
~. P.O. iloll &, Co-FiC11TtOUB Bllllli£BS -1.2, ll76,aiii>.OOa.m., 8-HZJt
FJCTrrJ:)US BlJIIllfE!B
HAM£ STATEIIEtn'
~ 6lll liar, tf.IZ5: Bry-MAllE STA.TEIU!:!IIT Ia tbe courtroom ol Depart-
Tbe tollowtac pe:t ... lft
cloJac bo-u:-
Key li "-laloa, 550 N..,-
port c•er Drift, •· tOO, N._rt S.Cb, CA. IN60:
-E. ftlckmM 1tf7 Port ne ~ pe~ are ml!lllt No. J of said c:o~~rt,
B.... Place: Jl(ewpor1 1k111411 ._,. Ia u: WMW ID~ at: 700 CIY1e Ceoter Drit'e
Bead! liMO. ,. .. hnt•. .z; Pfod!edW Welt, Ia tbe City crt Saata n.. ,_.,'Mila CODdlct-Plaee, lfewportBaeb,CallL ADa, Ca.J.liomll.. .
ed bJ U ·-· Slpad' _,, JOOD Reed Ward, llalod Se!>te-.16, 1976
B._ E. Hk-• 7,... G.......... Palm WU.UAII E. st J ....
nil ttmllt WU fUed Desert, CaUl. 9ZUO;Georce Coaty Clerk Tbomu G.,rce Key, 11Z7%
N'-Way,U,Tbtlo,CA.
tz610; EU•.,b Reeda,
ZS7Jl Corcoal DrtYe, llta..
lloD Viejo, CA. 12fS'75; Val.
erie Han.t, 7ZSO Coraieaa_
wtth tbl OOI7IiJ eJert ol Or~ K. Matbla, SUS Alabama Keeae ud DloD., l..a"wyera, uc• CGIUIIJ Sept. 1, Ul78. Circle, eo.ta Mea, Calif. Newport Arcbet: Ma.riaa ~ 8&Jat. 9, 16, tJ, 9ZU6; Edftrd F. Ward Jr., BaUdiol, 3333 W. Cout
SO, 19'16, ID tbt Newport Tnutee meier residlw'J Hlgtnray, SlUe 401, Newport
Harbor E.tp. F -t1510 tn.lt dtd.. 1/4/64, '71385 Beac:b, Callfomia 9!663,
HUDtilctGD Beach, CA. _ _.:P::,U~B:!;Lc:_l ~C_:N!;O::_T;_:;I ~:_E=-.._
9ZM'I; Erie Leotoo, 1m
Eut Zod-. ._Boacb,
CA. 80802;
Thll baAD..,laCODdaeted
bJ u 1Ddlt'tdlal.
' Slped: Tloomu Key,
Tbll ltatemeat wu ftled
wttb the COIIIItJ' dtrt ot Or~
uc• c-.-""'· L7, 19'76.
PabUJb: Sept. 16, Zl, 10,
Oct. 7, 1971, 1D tbe Newport
Hart>or E-. F -7
P UBLIC N O TICE
S-305011
STATEMENT OF 'it1TH~
DRAWAL FROM PARTNER-
SHIP OPERATING UNDER
FICTITIOUS BUSJNE8S
NAME
Tbe lollowtar pera:JG bU
withdrawn u 1 ceoeral
8-'0SIJ ncTJTtOIJS BliSIJ<ESS
NAME STATEIIEtn'
Tbe--ls dolJc hltlt'IU U: Colcmal
11a1ea ~. S5U Ka-
tella, Lol ,tJtm...,., 907!0:
James I..oWel1 Hawley, Z013%
Glacier Cir., flllrlt1Dctoa
B•eJo,Callf. !IZHI,
'Tid.l bataMf .. eoodacted
bJ .. bdri$111.
Stpect: .lamet L. Hawley.
Tbla 1t1temt1t wtl flied
wttb tfle 001111tJ clerk ol Or-
IJII't c.atJ Sept. 10, 1975. -llalt ~eo>~. 16, zs. ao.
Oct. 7, 1976, iD the Newport
Hutlor Eulp. F -61l1SI
PUBL IC NOTICE
partoer from tbe partDer~ FICTITIOUS BUSDIESS
sblp operattac,.. GDdtr tbe NAKE STATEMENT
ftetillou bulla11 •me ol Tbt II>Uow:lae per1011 lJ
Tlla Soaliaco ~ -bo-u: Tile Co-y II 1110 Soaliaco Go-CbaJo. 3ZZC Sooth
streot, P.O. Boz CIM, llula Mala •• , ~J.B, Saata Aaa,
Aaa, ca., moz. Tbe ae-ca111. 11707, Palrleia . Let
tt:tioel ,.._ ame ~tate~ Fn&mlll, JU4 s.th MaiD.
mllll: fDr tbtputMrtlalpwu t5J~B, s.at:a Aaa, CalJf.
ftltd 0111 .Deotllll»r 10, 1975, 92707.
ID tbe CoaatJ ot Orup. ThlJ Wi"MNII CCIDdltded.
Fall Name ud Addnu by u 1Ddh1dlal. of the Per.., WlltodnwJar. Slpad: Palrlela 1M
~~-E. 1M, 1110 Sutl-FrM-.
qo 91-, P.O. Bolo CIM, Tbla -wu ftled
Santa AM. Ca. IZ70!. wttb the oocmtJ elerk of Or-
Siped:' IUrtla E, LH, aaco C-Sept. 7, lt76,
Ptlbllft: Sept. 16, %3, 30, Pablllb:: S&pl. 16, ZJ, 30,
Oct. 7, 1976, iD tile Newport Oet. 1. 1976, iD tbe Newport
Harbor Enaip. F -050487 Harbor Eaaip. F -81785
P UBLIC NOTI CE PUBLi C NOT ICE
elz, 4 Cortl&Dd At'eDile, Je-Eut 72Dd. Street, New York,
rlcbo, N.Y. 1U'53; Miehael N.Y. 100%1; WlW&m F. Ye-
S. COhen, 21 Ttop Drl'f"t, Llll(llllD. 151 Eut IOtb
Jericho, N.Y. 11751; EctwiP Street, Ntw Yort, N.Y.
F. Cole, 71 SbenltJ HUI, 100%1; Jay J. Mettur, 38
Radlett, H•rtlordahire, Pa&tiDCtOD Road, Sea.rldale.
Eo.c.; Peter J. Colemu, 6 N.Y. 10511; WWlam D.
Lewis Lue, FaiJ'b&t'tiD• Mertle, !1 K&otienm Road,
N.J.; Peter J. DI.PIIuo, 456 Old Grteawleb, eo... 06870;
RJdeewoocl Are., Gl«o RJdro, c-..... A. llllaralda, 12
N.J. 07021; WU11am A. Da-0Ytactoo ....... ....-s. W,
Yldloa. Opt.er BIJ Road, S, EQII&Dd; Edw1D S. MJtn,
Loeall Valley. N.Y. 11510; Jr., tl Sebu1J.et Road, [.oa.
Peter T. Dlma, 79 E. 71Cb dcleftlle, N.Y. 11%11; P•J
St., Now York, N.Y. 10021; H. Newall, 61 Dnrtoo Gar-
FruJI: M. Emamtele, 1516 dea, Loocioa SW 10 968,
K•oehrortb Pl&ct, Brou. Eac.; Emmit E •. Nol&oct. 8
N. Y, liMe$; ~tJ A. Ep. PtrTJ Stnet, N.., York, pet. Cherry Valley Road, N.Y. 10014; SyhnterT. Pa·
Prlncetolt, N.J.; PlliU, Er. dlluo, 217 9llt Streti.
ard, 121 E. &Zod St-. Broolllyoo, N. Y, 11209;
New York, N.Y. 10021; Ste-JObl T. Powlll, 75 ·wtae
pboll H. Flllda, 17 lJQko L-, 1W1 Hill. Loll·
Drtn, l'lew HydePfrt,N,Y.! doD. N. W. 7, £ac.; Ftl·
WWiam J. FUtlllllrtek, IN 1pe p._, de Call•,.., 935
M1110r Road:, Stat• llliDd, Part .._,. ... , .Kew York,
N.Y. 10110; FtiDelJ L. M.Y. lOOZI;WilUam"P.Reld·
Fra•ke.l, 110 Drab Sadtb: 'ftJ, 25 WlldDonr, Wu-
Lue, RJt, N.Y. 10510; P•l tacb, N&W York; Jota W,
Futk, Jr., lSI N. VlYJ• Reuu, liS Towutlld Ayt ..
st .. s.rr..a.eid, N.J.: H7!110 a .. , Pelbam lhDDr, N.Y.;
J, Go ......... S5 E. 15tb ... WWiam T. lloJIOida, Doe
N.Y •• !I'.Y. lOOU: Wart1D L,_. Place, Larebmoot,
L. GeriOft, '7 W arrUtoa N.Y. 1 0518; E4Wud S. Riley,
L-Rye, M. Y, 10510; ICta-7 Ectpldll Drt•1, Dartao,
rick S. GW ... , lZS E. Cc.L 06120; !rteb Rlaatr,
Urd st., N, Y., N.Y. 10021; 84 Ttll)'&r RcJid. .........,.,
Hlllltor Goodrteb, Jr., Ill M.Y. 11010;-R. Roao,
E. 7Srdst., N.Y., N.Y. 100!1; J1 Clrele Drtt't, Rllmtoa, . J-Go~ 115 Wool M.l .; -'-11a1bo, 11t Eut
£Dd AYe., N,Y., N.Y.100U; '70111 St., Kft Tort., N.Y.
.IIJHI B ... Hnm', t Cbad~ 10011; RaJpb A. leb&elt, m
""rtto -· llet.rodala, K, Y. C--. llldio•ood, M.J. 101511; Go~ B. lltUlt7, 0'7fl0; K....a W. 'R11Ibl,
10 GICIDif WIJ, C....,., .. 1 J'..oat" .u ... : LJIId~
IU. IOUC; J • .-Jd Iilli. toont, II,J, 11'711'71: W .....
S I . NUl lt., !t Y., Jlf.Y. ....., Jr., .. lcmSUEI
10011; B&nud Jldlt, Jr.. A..,..... D1J1u. T .... ;
50-Piaca-.M.Y., W-C.-. II Red
N.Y. 1-;-l.loiiD-Dol LMa, llonrall, c-
-IH &. 'lll~If.T,, 01110;-1. llllllaa-
N. f 1 10011; -'t. lol--Jr~ .. Pall< A-IJ, I ......... -..., II.., Tollr, II, T, 1-.
LuehiCII1, •.t.soue;a. ,.. tt1 -.t, e:.c ..
,._A.ILD¢17 \11&.,_ edbr•....._.,....., 2\ := 11. T,, II. T. 11011: ....., -l . f'll&,. tt._ rr w. 11t1a ,....,
1tnet., •• Y., W.Y. s•u: · TM1 I 'pp .. wa llld ~ 1. ,_ IN &. we Do~IIOr-
1: '!:' ~"·!u I= -,:.~; i I' D, ~~=:
A-II.T~ ItT. s--. ~lf'lt, ~ .. ._..
A. .... JISd ~ .. .. blltr p..l( ..
-
G.._.., Palm Deaert, Telepbooe' (71C) 6C5~
Callt. 9:2%60. Attorneys for Petltlooer.
1'lllJ buiDeU la eoadact~ Pubu.tt: Selt,. Zl, 30, Oet.
ed bf a~-7, 19'75, ill the r;ewportHar-
Siped: Trutee Rnlda-bor Enslp.
IJ'Y Edward F. Want. Tbla Jtatemeal n.s n.ted P UBLI C NOTICE
wltll tbe coca.,-clerk of Or-s _ 30533 aace Coaaty SePt. 13, 1976, STATE MENT OF ABAND.
Pablilh: Sept. 23, 30, Oet. OS MENT OF USE OF FIC.
'7, 14, 1976, lD lbe Newport TITIOUS BUS(JI."ESS NAME
HartJor Eulp. F ~%080 Tbe foUowtng persoa has
PUBL I C NOTICE
ncnnous BUSINESS
N AilE Sf A TEMENT
The followlnl' periiOU are
dotDc tla.II.Dess as: Ploeleal
Prodllctioos:, :U88-J AlrwiJ
AY-e, Costa Mea.. Calll.
92626: Jolla HoweoJtlne IDe.,
Cal!Jor1lla corponUDa.,
3118-J AirwaJ AYeoue, Co-
Ita Mea, Calli. 92:626;
Walter Woltpog Metboer,
14 Allbett LaDe, Meadow Vat.
1eJ, CaUl. 959'71.
This baJIDeN 1..1 eondueted
by a reaenl partzaenldP.
Corpontbl. Name: Jobll
How..U. IDe-. Jotm How-
eutlle, presldeat.
Tld.a lllate!DIIIIt wu tUed
wltb tiM c:otmtJ clerk of Or-
lllf• c-.-Se~>t. tc, 1976.
pe11Jb: Sept. 16, u, 30.
Oet. 7, 1976, Ill tbe Newport
Hutlor E-. r -UZ57
P UBLIC NOTICE
nCTITIOOS BUSINESS
HAKE STATEMENT
Tbe foUoWIDC penoas are
cloine bltsiDeu u : Hardacr e.
II WUIIJte Auoelates, 727
S. MaiD 91.., SlOta Ana. Ca.
92701: Racer W. Hardacre,
S06 HaiA1 Dr., Corona del
Mar, Ca. 9Z6Z5; R. Wayne
Wllbtte, 1694 Orchard, Santa
Aoa, Ca. t2'707; Plolllp C.
Brookl, Jr., 15610 Tustin
VUlace Way, Tustin, Ca.
92866; DaY1d L. Boyd, 670
N. Saenmento, Onrlge, C L
9Z667.
Tb1J buatneas lJ oooducted
· bJ a ceoenl pa.rtnerstllp.
stped: Racer W. Hard-
acre.
TblJ ltatemeat was Wed
wltll tbe eountJ clerk of Or -
uce County Se!>t. 1, 1976.
PubUa:b: Sept. 9, 16, Z3, so. 1976, tD the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -'1657
PUBLIC NOT ICE
S-30515 nc-rmoos BUSD<ESS
NAME SfATEMENT
Tbe followtoc persoo 1J
cloiiC bollooss "' Lagoma CuJOII R~ll( Clab, 20Ul s. van.,. Dr., Lapa.a
B•eh. CL 92851: JUebolu
F. ud Dll:le L. O.Loreazo,
!0491 SUn Valley Or., La_. rna Beach, ca. 9%651.
Tb1t boa:IDeasll cooduetecl
bJUIDdiYidllaJ,
Slpad: Nlebolas r. Do-Lo.._.
Tbll ltlttmtOt wu ft.ltd
-ttoe -elerk of Or-uca c-.-~eo>~. u, 19'76.
Plblltll: Slpt. 18, ta, 10,
Oet. 7, lf76, 1D tbe Newport
Ral1>0r Eutp. F -UIJI
P UBLIC NOTICE
abandooed the use of the
ftctmoaa bulness Dame
CENTURY !1, TRADE-
WINDS REAL EST ATE at
17154 Magnolla, FOUDtai.D
Va.lley. CaW. moe. Tbe
tletittous bustoess name re-
ferred to abo'fe wu tlled
111 CountJ oo J~me %0, 1r75.
DENNUS EUGENE BAUM,
18699 Morongo street, Fouo-
talll Valley, CL 9Z'708.
Tb1s business was con-
dacled by an iDdtY1dul.
Slped' DENNUS EUGENE
BAUM.
This statemeot wu Wed
with tbe coonty clerk of Or·
uge CowltJ J11De 15, 1976.
-U.b' lltl>l-ZJ, JO, Oet.
1, 14, 1976, ln the Newport
Ha.rbor Enalp.. F -45001
PUBLI C NOT I CE
S-Z9Z81
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATE;.MENT
The following peraons are
dolrlg buslnes5 u: Rancho
Cristina. 2506 Altamar
Drive, Lacuna Beach, Cali-
fornia 92652: JohD T. Pool,
Jr., !506 Altamar Dr1u, La-
guna Beaeh. Caillornta
92652; Marold c . Strand, 500
Esplenade Dri'fe, Oxnard.·
C allfonal.a 93030; Thomas
K, Dodds, Jr ., 836 Callle
del Norte, Camartllo, Call-
tomta 93010; Bernard De-
boaDe, Manr.anl.t:a Drtn.
PlDJOD Crest, Mountain Ceo-
ler, Calllornia 92631.
This busiDess Is cooducted
bJ a ceoenl ;:artnershlp.
Sl.gDed: JobD T. Pool, Jr.
nta ststemeat was rued
•ltb tbe couoty eler'k of Or-
ance COUDty Sept. 8, 1976.
1\lblt.h: Sept. %3, 30, Oet.
'7, 14, 1976, lD tht Newport
HarbOr Eutp.. r .-61800
PUBL IC NOTICE
S-Z5363
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME Sf ATE kENT ne folloYlAr per100 Is
clolD( baslDHI u: Western
It&t• C~ldlou, Z404 E.
l'.twood A_,. ... , fidlertOD,
Calli>nla li!QC,SoiTII)'Ior,
t40f E. l'ltrtwood AY ... e, r1111-. calli>n~a aeu.
T'bll bultDellllcoadllcted
byubo<llfldal.
Slpod' Sol TaJIOr.
Tbl.l lbterntDt wu ftled
Yltll lbt c:c.ty elerlt ot Or~ ..,.. c-~~o~>~. 16, 19'76.
:Mtub: Sept. za, JO, Oct. 7, IC, 1176, Ia ... "-rt
Rul>or Eoolp, F ~ZSII
PI,.JBLIC NOTICE •
I S-SOW
FICTITIOIJI BIIIIIIESS
MAllE ITATEIIEIIT ,..........,,., ... are
FICTITIOUS BU&DfESS c1oJ11 ._.,,. u: o,..m.te
MAMEITATEIIEIIT -.,._ __
'no ---Is Ill., II ,._, CL -doAIC ••••rs u:,Jtepc.a. cfarlll: Wl1llrul Wan._
1101 -Carloo, Ba.,oat -Bini Ill., El Ton,
&-, Ca. -loloo C.. .at!; Wlllla• Loa
-ol Clarto, 1101 Port llo.U.. -_...., c..-,Mtw~~~~rt8~0L t•W~CL-. .... ~ nu!l' & ell• tclld
ntahd nnll-artrt. bf a tllrn' ••J's 1,,
adllr•-tsl, ....., ~ W. Wor-
..... loloo M. C.ilrl. no.
'hie llltrwllt-. lied 11U I 1 <,.. -.t
-.. _,._.,Or--.. _,-.,or--~ ...... l,lrll. _C.., ...... II,IJ'N. NR¢1 ..... t, ll. II, Ml¢1: ..... II, II. Or.t.
10, lf'lt, II 1M -,.t 7 If, lt'lt, ~ .. •sspolt _......, , .. INS ............. ,_
-·--
fi"U a.IC .. OTICI! Study the stars
OOC .. a .... -.
~··-· , .. ..... -.--lloll,bool ...... twilL
~ ................ " ........ -.... ,-----....... . _,.. .. __ .............. ....... z .............
II: tcW -wWN1irllrllda.dlew ... "a CaR ...... .....,_D . .-6
..._, br on••• D. ..._ .. ~~--,.. .,, ...... toed
-... _,. ........ Or--~ ..... 11,1176. JlllMI* Sept. 10, Od.. 1,
I C. Z1, tm, 1a 1M lleoport
Rul>orEollp. F-aiSIC
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-611111
FtC hI kXiS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT ---.,., *JIIC t:-'41 T u: Wood·
bride<-~ uoo Lr-
.... At'e-. 8de 115, New-
port Beaeb, Callf. 9!660'
-.Cblld Corporatloa, A
CaWonla Corpontloo, UOO
1n1De be., Suite 115{New-
port Be:aeb, CaliL 92660;
Keat Clllld, 1M! Port Bu-
moatll Plaoe, Newport Beach
mouth Place, Newport
Beaeb, Calif. 91.660; Kalthryu
G. AJpb1.Q. 1136 Port Bar-
mouth Place, Ne.-port
Beaeb, CaW. 92660; Rooald _..
E. PrHta,U40Sbl.t'011Road.,
Suta Aoa, Calif. 91706; Ed-
ward L. Vl.nceot, 31506 Bluff
Orin, South Laguna, CalU.
92677.
Th1s bustnea5ls coodu.cted
bJ a Geaenl Partnenhlp.
Signed: Alpbtn..C tllld Cor~
pon.t.toa.. A. K. Child, Prest-.....
Tld.s ltl.temeol was fUed
with the eounl)' clerk of Or-
ange CountJ Sept. 17, 1976.
PmUsb: Sept. SO, Oct. 7, u. 21, 1976, 1n tbe Newport
Harbor EllltgD. F -62604
PU BLIC N.OT ICE
S-30552
AD ,... =• are
.a..Hrt 1w FddaJ ..,_ ..
itp Ia ea. occ PIMet«<•ilm
..... Ill 7:10 p.m. IDa re-
-aiii"ID. _........,.lsOCC
aatrwr m.trwctor 8te¥e
L..,_'n, fto la &J. tbt --· 'I'M apr',.~
f'TIIe lolc dl~ eaU."
m .... Oct. I, a, 15 ... 22.
Tbe llliiDw beCias wtUI. a re-
port oa the ~ertH of
llle 2 Vllllllc ..,. .. piWM
oo Man. Tbe maift top{('
Is ... ,.,..... -rt .,. ocl-
-· to -et ... .._ eh111aHms believed tOea-
t.t lD ottter .otar systems.
Tbe MCOIId seutoa.,
• • V arlatlolls on a stellar
tbeme, •• tocussi.Dg on the
muy stars t11at are DOtcoa·
FIRE MELTS GOLD
DOWN THE DRAIN
A pluttc n.t melted dur-
ing a rtre, allow1DC about
$25.000 1n gold ill solution
to go doWD a drain lD a
fire thai caused about$100.~
000 damage to Metropolitan
Circuits, 1261 Logan St.,
Costa Mesa, SaturdaJ, Sept.
18th, BattaliOCI C tlief Guy
Gol.on of lbe Costa Mesa
fire department reported.
A break lD an overhead
water llne aided ln nushlng
tile gold solution away but
acted u a sprinkler system
1o helptnc to put out the
n.re, caused by possible
electrical malfunction, he
ad6.ed. structure damage was
between $4,000 and $5,000.
P UBL IC N O T I CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT
Tbe i)lJowlnc persoa 11 The touowq person Is
doiog business as: LYN-LO doing business as: A·l Sec-
PROPERTIES. 888 N. Main retaries. 23521 Paseo De
St., Suite 801, Saota Ana, Valenel.a, 1303-C, Laguna
CA. 92701: James E. HuDCI-Hills, Ca. 92653: Floreoee
ley 4511 Ohio Yorba Llnda ' R. Stansbury, 84-Q Calle
Caiilomla 92686. ' Aragon. Laguna Hllls, Ca.
This buslDNs ts: eooOueted 92653.
by 1 llmlted putoe~. This business is eooducted
Slpecl: JIJDel E. Ellmdley. by an 1Ddh1lllal.
Tbla .tatemeat wu ftled Slped: F. R. stan.abury.
wltb tbe COIIIIt}' clerk of Or-This statement was O.led uce COUDty Stp. 17, 19?6 •. with the county clerk of Or-
PabUSb: Sept. 23, 30. Oct. ange Couoty Sept. 3, 1976,
'7 14 1f76 1n tbe Newport PubUsb: Sept. 16, 23, 30, H~r Euicn. F-62625 .Oct. 7, 1976, lD the Newport
PUBL IC N OT ICE
S-29277
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME SfATEMENT
Tbe followlDg person is
doiJI( business u : Tbe
Source, 6!1 Lido Park Drl'fe,
Unit 4 \F -2}. Newport Beach.
C A 92660: Kathleen SUllivan
Luby, 621 L1do Park Dri'fe.
Unit 4 {F ·2~ Ne-wport Beach,
CA 92660.
This business Is conducted
by an 1Ddlridu.al.
Stped: Kathleen Sullln.o
Lu.by.
This statemeol was filed
wttb the CCIIIM}' clerk of Or-
a.nge County Sept. 10, 1976.
PubU.h: Set. 23, 30, Oct.
7, 14., 1976, in tbe Newport
Harbor Eoslp. F ..61937
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-30545
FICTITJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tile to1.1o1rln( perSOD Is
doing busiDels u: Delee,
lrle •• 2211 Eut H01reU. ADa.
belm, Clllill'llla 12805' Del-
ee, IDe., CaliJlm11 corpora-
tion, Z211 Eut Howell., Ani·
helm, Calil;linla 92805.
Tbla 1>11-..ls .-eled
· bJ a corpontiorl..
Corpontloo Name: Delee,
lie~ Robert G. S.ra, Prest-
d ...
TbJa ltatemeat -.as ftled
.-ttb the eooudr <turk ot Or-
uce c_,. Sept, 1&, 1 "''· _,~eo>~. !S, ao, Oet,
1. 14, 1176, iD tbe Newport
Ral1>or E-. F _.,II
PUBLIC NOTICE
CP.%11ft
FICTITIOOS BU81IfESS
MAKE BTATEIIEtn' '!'be_..-..
do ... ......,,. ac Bndoo
lDdutrl ... 165 1'IWtD8 • .,.
~ -, Clllilnla
IIU'7: RoprWUilamlerry,
I!MI £41-. Corrt ....
CaiUtmda tmOI, nu hWr••IICCIIIdldtd .,..-.
llpod: Ropr Wlllla• ........ Ttda---..... ... _,.-'""'"'Or--c.., ..... 17, lrl6.
Jlro' 1 -· lleerW ltr-·.-. 1111--
.ba., -Aoa, CL II'IGI, lee-Ro. ''-117'1-IIF,
............. D, 10, Od.
7j{, IC, lt'lt, 1D IMIIoo'""' -~ ,_
Harbor Ensign. F -61589
P U BU C N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: T. Bur-
ger, J900 w. Balboa, New.
port Beach, Calif. 92660:
Potomac Ent., CalU. cor.
poration, 1305 Antlgua, New-
port Beach, CaiU. 92660;
Michael Paloma, 1305 An-
tigua. N.B., Calif. 92660;
Evelyn Poto~, 1305 An.
Hgua. N.B., c anr. 92660.
This business ts: condu cted
by a corpora.Uoo.
Corporatioa. Name: Poto.
mac Eot •• Mlct..el Poloma,
Pres.
Thta statement was tued
with the c:cunty clerk of Or.
ance Coa:rtJ Sept. zz, 1976.
Publtsh: Sept. 30, Oct. 7.
140 21, 1976, ill tbe Newport
Harbor Ensip. F --6%747
PUBLIC NOTICE
s .. 3os4o
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMEN'T'
Tilt fo;Jowi.Dg penoo ls
dolor bu.slaeu: as: Shear
Creatloaa, 17848 Sky Park
Blt'd., ltTtDe, Ca. 92114: Jo·
tnDe Sbea.r, 411 JumiDe,
Coroaa del Mar, Ca. 9%625.
Tbla bartaea ts: COIIdocted
bJ ID 1Dd.:IY1diiiJ.
Slped,JoaooeSIIaar.
Tlda statemeat ... rued
W'ltb tbe oc:.mty clerk ol Or-•aco c_, ~eo>~. u, 1976.
Publllh: Sept. n, so, Oct.
7 • 14. 1976, ID the Newport
Ral1>or Eulp, F -62"8
P UBL IC NOTICE
...... .,. ....... brrl ......... ....., ,.
bfW' I , ..... tdfiiiOet. zt ... ._.,,u ... u .
·~i'lle liar afB«r10UD"
.. ....... -n.e. '· 10 Md 11. M.r. L,.ndo
wW hiCOMtnct tlMI lkJ U
II -et tile blrtll of c .......... ..u•-...
famooa etar ot ttoe IIICL
• .,.. people," .......... tbe
ult'erw u MeO tbi'QIIIl
tbe epe~ ol tbe America
iodlall, olllbep..-ed Jaa.
7,1C, UaDdll.
CHARLES (CfUP)BlfTTNER
has been promoted to loan
ofQcer at Bank of Newport.
He began his banking ca..reer
with Bank of Newport3years
ag.J wllen be started tn the
bookkeeping department. He
has also worked tn lhe note
department, as a teller, and
mosl recently as an adminis-
trative assistant in the loan
d191rtment at tile bank's
main omce. He earned a
baChelor of science degree
in business administration
from Principia College.
OCC TRAINER SKEIE
WRITES BOOKLET
Leon Skeie. Orange Coast
College athletic trainer and
strength coach. has pub.
Usbed a new booklet. ''Hang
loose aod. stay happy," which
prescribes a series of ex-
ercises designed to Improve
nextbillly and motor co -
ordination. The exercises
help tile athletically acUve
person to avoid inJury.
He has used the ezercise
system with the OC C loot-
ball team for the past 4
years and during that period
not ooe player bas suffered
a puUed groin or llamstrung
muscle.
~ DORSEil EN T Gl VEN
TO ROBERT BADH AM
Assemblyman Robert E.
Badlla.m (R -Newport Beach)
has receind the endorse-
m-!llt of the National Con-
se"aUve Political Action
Comm ittee ln his bid. to wiD
the 40th Congressional Dis-
trict seat ln November. He
won the Republican nomina-
tion lo June after servlng
for 14 years In the Call-
fornta. sta.te Legislature.
P UBL I C NOTI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSI.NESS
NAME STATE ME NT
Tile fouowq person is
dolDc business as: P C Bust-
ness SJstems, 29435 Edge-
wood Road. Su Juan Cap-
lstnoo 92675:JohD C. Prtcz.
29435 Ed(ewood Rd., San
Juao CaplstraDo. CA. 92675.
Tbls buatDess Js conducted
by an lnd.IYldllil.
Slpec!: John G. Prtcz.
This ltattmellt was nied
wilb the countJ clerk of Or -
llll(e c_, Sept, 3, 19'76.
Pablllb: Sept. )0, Oct. '7 .
14, %10 1'176, 1D the Newport
Harbor Eoaip. F -61561
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Ylojo, ._ ..._ to lloo( -fMU5 1D lodplc
h•'¢&1 ll&'tftll•wtotll-fDod. ~eWNIIDdMr~
- -....... llll • -from ._ ........ ..-... ...-to 1107 J ......... lld. ~ ..... -. .. £.
11111a.,c-...-.u~~
,.., ad • to bit tbe 5ilde
wall "' • ....... at 1110 •• Ccul lhry., ._ .. -• MOIW .• \Y, IEPT. U
A nn.t wiPII ,.,. .. , n..
lood ol '" wu -from a.. JIIU'N rill..._.., .. F.
Til a ·-. aJl llartae AYe.,
Baa.lolood ••• Abooqlar
...,.. • ._l~adc::ll.ad
• ~ ntUI.Yer from tbf
resMeoce ot "-«tl w.
"-. 1M9 Trad-
L--. B.,en• , • , A bur,
ckr .......... two rtac•. ft-
.ll&d 11: fl,l%5, fl'om the
-fllllortol'nader-
-. 1<-JCN, 1"5S0ortartoo
• WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15
Tw•l .. -olpl~
YaJM:t at ft50 ftN &toteD
from a ec.atruetialll .ate at
40'7 Bayside Dr., bt1ocJJ1111
to L II V Ptupertles •••
WWtam W. Boyes, 19, ol
1501 111111 ._, 1<-rt
HeJpU, wu ebupd wttb
-olrl"'"& .. Coaat • ..,.,
at tbe bone rucb ..tt of
Coroaa del Mar at 2:10 a,m •
• • • • f50 !llrqaoUe ""' wu stolea from a case oa
a cc.ater at Tul"QUUUe Ch.ief,
%114 W. Ocean Front, Ceo, • SATURDAY, SEPT. 18
PL, Oabood ._rtmaa, ..
Mo n.•-a, 5105 Bruce
CI'UOIIIII( Lido &&Dda, re--a tz,10S booqlarloos
ofaTYoot,camon,otls,
-. )lcUI, bracelela,...,
f111 caoll ••• Tlloft of aa
el«Uie IJpswJtter,e:~...ue .
recorder, ... ..,... tapes IDd
a cbrlck ftiCIIter boot, a .. ...., __ _
traJ Newport , •• A S35 Ka,y Lester Cooper, 39;'
IZ·tolt battery wu art from of 546 S. Bay Front, Bal-
tbe ear of Dta.oe RJebatd, boa. labod, wu charged with
900 Sea Lane, Hatbor Vlew mf.ademeuor dniDk drfytng
HJlls, Wblle parked lD her at 10:15 p.m. at Su JoaQUIJI
ustped perktac stall • , • H1Ua Rd. aDd Jamboree,
IrwlD B.Geuler,4801Bruce · Newport Ceater , •• Stereo
C re.ceot, LJdo SIDda. oom--.ad eqajpmeat valued at
plaiaecl or thf S!OO bl!fJ}ary Slllwu lltolea from Cameo
ot a bos: Ud pooch ol tools Cleuers, 1650 Sao Miguel,
from bU car ••. Two ball Hartlor View Ceoter, be-
caps: nllec1 at $108.60 wre tweeo 6:15 p.m. Sept. 17
.tolea from tbe ear of GleaD ud 7 a.m, Sept. 18 by a
H. Nordskoc, ZU4 ClcaD thief wbo lon:ed a rear door
Bh'd,, Coroa del liar, Wb1le loek •• , Tbleres took 3
paJted at: Z4 Fuldoa tmad, electric calCid&Jors, Yalued
Jlfnport Ceater,, .Miebul at $290, from tbe oftlce of
P, Cuey, 21, o!Z228Paelflc lim Routree, mOCampus,
Dr,, Coroaa del Mar, wu airport ar•, betweea ap.m,
booted oa a cltbeu arrest Belt. 17 and 8 a.m. Sept, 18
c:ompbW llped by Droaald •• , Malcolm Audrews of J...._, 44 F-lllaa<l. &ZlO W. Ocean F-, Weal
OD a CharJe of t::aJdDc a ps.1r NeWport, reported Ills 1977
of tnmb wUboet PIYIDI • • • HODI:b. 350 ce motorcycle
Kart C. Howanl, 36, Gar-.tolea from 1D froot of his
d• Gron, WU Charged wltb p.rqe betwee~~ 1 a.m. and faJiiac to pay tor a ba.mbar-10:45 a.m, .•• Two TV
rer and rlus of mUk 1n Hta ud a mlcrowan onn,
Charlie's Chill, 102 McFid. ulued at $1,360. were taken
deo PL, CentnJ Newport; from the borne of AUcia
a cU:1zell. a.rrest compla!Dt Heodel, 327 Ba)'W'ood, Har-
was a1ped by Susan Hall. bor VIew Homes, between 6
waitress. p.m. and 10:30 p.m. by a
1IJ s. R. Farter ..., ._,_
eloleo, 141 8-•• Edpr
J. Cupoller, 10Z'I Wll1le
&alii Way, llaltlor VIew •m.. ._...., 1111 Jl,770
·boiqlai'J fll 1 ..,_.., ra-
dio, J»rtablt radio dlhCtioD
n.dtr, tln ~r,bt.,....,,n. csmen, sliiSPinl
bap. ntm ,mute udsoor-
keb: from tu boa tlld to
u oft',sbon moortnr ID tbe
bay •• , Homer L. Yal•-
tlae, Intoe, nported the
f400 boo'llary ln>m 17 Loeb-
moor Lae, Bl& Cuyon, of
lbe lalereom muter att, 1 _ ... _bell ...
·--sc~~o.rlap ftliN:t at t? ,500 trom
Mrs. Alrlee Geg.tMI.m,
B&Jc.rest, a.tlide tbe b&.ct
door ol Mr l'tllldatce • • •
A borl1or ---c!U-.... a pocket bile, iape
.... re ud bottlet al
•ootcb ud fiDdta from tbe
llome of "-S. Clark, m ~St., Newport
Sbores.
• TUESDAY. SEPT. 14
Daole1 J. McG•oh, 21,
ol Ul Pappy ""'"' Coroaa del Mar, wu Chareed wtt1l
dlaordorlJ-IDdla-
toa...... at 1rts AYe. ud
Cout •H"1. at J:IO a.m.
• • •. A blql&.r aeec! a rod
to .... I-ID plD ootry to Cbrtat Clllr<:b BJ
tbe S.., 1400 w. Balboa.
-.. C...ral Newport, ta-
lllac tea Ill .... ..,. -.... ••tlapw from tbl cbsrcb oGScsMd•mt:-a~
ot drleeU lddriauuo Sldr
Ha..Jlo'lol -Rolorm T-. ,..._ ... ..,.,. ID
tlle-'*'rdl •.• AU50
..... ea... ud • teo
&1:8l caiDII"' wen liD._
•• l1le -lo 1111 pnp "' a., T. -Jr., m Till• W&~: Rubor Ytw
12W. • • ...... lit ftre
.. • ~tack , ... ~.,
--to--11
tile -fll 1o1oo G. Crtmp, --Dr~ J ...... T-............ .... ---·-.... .... .,= .... L.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 16
A buqlu pried 01*1 the
lroat at tbe Sherry Lon
bome, 431 GolMDfod,. Coro.
• del Mar, tak1ag a TV 1DC1
caiCillator Yllaed at Sl14.79
. , . • Rlop, bncelets IDd
charms, nlll«< at $1,413 •
wen cH•tned by a barclar
from tbe bOrne of A-. A.
Ptet. ~ Seawud Rd •• Co-
I'ODI fl1cbbncls ••• N. P.
Beltn.D, 32, Los: Aaceles;
Ramoo D. CastUJ.as, 18,
Suta Aoa, IDdJIIItl V, VUJa.
lobol:, 1:1. Los Aa(eles, •en
charged wttll tu1og s;port
coat& nlued at $2:,815 from
Robiuoa"s, Z FUbJooiSland
• • . Aaroa D. Nub. zs, of
!ZOO Cliff Dr., Newport
Hftcbts. wu cblrged wltb
be1oc lllodcated oaalcobol·
c1np at 2111 a • ..., Ocean
Fraat, Ceatral Newport •••
A $SOO 1111 YU stolen from
I .-.. ID Buop IDter-
uts..aJ, Z0CZ WHtcutr Dr.
••• WtWam 1. Meeuta.,,
cttJ meter malllt~ man,
-Ullt-f?OO .. 25-<tll plocoo bid -.... from parlQoc -..
aJooc 8-81f<L ln>m 11-
laad An. to l!tb st., Bal-
boa. by •m«~D• la posses-
atoa of a ,._. key ••• A
$15 hqe trimmer wu
IIIDI• from tbe P.J'IC• of
AoDa G. flllllp, Ill PoiD-
MUU. An., Coroaa dtl Mar
• , • A wallet Willi ........ ............. _
m. the ... fll Cat! G. A..-,. -8 .....
thief •bo retnOYed a bed-
room w1Ddow to get in,
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 19
GHr(Ory KiDc Henry, 23,
ot UOC Mt.rleman. Costa
Mea, aDd Romu La Verne
Beet, 23, or 4<!1 s-ADa
AYe., Newport He!(hta, were
ebareed wltb lntodeated dis-
orderly CODdltet after pollee
lDYestipted a tn.mc ae-
cldeat at 1Z:40 a.m. at Me·
Fadden and w. Ocean Front,
CG:ra.l N"JIOrt ••• Judy
Ferna.odez. 105Zlst,Central
Newport, reported her 19?6
Dodre n..n stolen from the
100 bloek of McFadden, after
abe left It from 10:45 to
10:50 a.m. with tbe key in
tbe lpltlon and the door
ualocted • • • Two electric
rures, nJued at $762, were
rtol• from McLain De-
nlopmeat Co. coodo,
mildam~ under const.ruc-
Hoo at 1401 Ford, Harbot
Yin' Homea:, betweeo 5 p.m.
So~>~. 11 ..., 6 a.m. Sept.
ZO •• , Wbal Leooatd Stela
JW'ked his CtdU..lac 1D the
lot at Oakwood IPU'tmeots,
wbtre be llfl&, from 10
p,m. Sept. 19 ....W 8 a,m.
Stpt. 20, so~ stole an
4 babcapt:, wbiclt be n .. hted
st S460 , , • A stereo eu-
Htte player aad clotiU.Dr(.
n1Hd at $UZ, •ere Jtoltn
from a ear baloaclorto Ken,
•• H.,... wbeD hi parked
is Ida r.....-1.1 1at at 1940 ., .,._ ...... -. .
~-7:10 p.m. So~>~. U
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pUpoo • ...... 6rt tewtaaane-..taWuli-
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· Coela • 84•1018 Other locations in Taruna, LaM-. San Francisco, Cupertino,
Pleasant Hill, and S.Cramento. Coming 10011 to Anaheim,
Open 1G-9 Monday thru Friday • ;o-e Saturday • Noon-5 Sunday
•
Coasflands
stay on list
to acquire
SANOCASTLE nWE Is here apJ.n. and builders wUl be
retllr'lllaC to Corooa del Mar's main beaet1 this Su nd:a)'
for the Newport Harb-r Chamber of Commerce's 15th
anaa:a1 andcastle buU<Hag contest. Contestants will pe}·
$10 each for a Ub:lO-ft. plot. Youth troops and charities
maJ call the chamber at 644-8211 to get a sponsor .
Prtses wW be rl'teo 1D 10 eategortes, plus 3 sweep-
stakes awards. B .. lders w111 start at noon, and ~ing
wUI berlo at 2 p.m. The Chamber's Commodores Club
nms tbe contest. Sbown here practicing on a drip castle
are, from left, Commodore Les starnes, chairman for
the e'f'Slt; Shlrima Ptgneri, Miss Newport Beach, and
Tamml Tbomas.
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BEACH
JOe
· 'lltl NIWI'OIIT HAIIOI
IR INE CO. P
REVEALED
The lrvlDe Co. came out
of tbe closet thb week wttb
its plans for def'elopklc the
flnal 900 acres of compuy
IW)Idings in Newport Beadl.
E1ecut1n 't':lee...presideat
Thomas Wolft •eDt to city
hall wttb a chart and a map.
He detailed how and 1l'beo
the company ezpeets to de-
velop 23 projects, bow much
tax revewe the I.Cf'NC!:
generates now, and bow mach
it will generate when f'tllly
developf'd.
Newport Clty Councll
agreed to cooperate with
company officials in pre-
planning the entire pae~.
lir. Wolft estimated that the
entire 900 acres wtll be
••bfoUt out " by 1983 or 1984,
&Dd that tt.e Irvtne Co. woald
thea become '')1st another
corporate citizen" of the
city With oo further develop-
meat plans.
• Hartlor View Knoll --
64 111l11:s 011 11 acres cu r-
r.Uy IIDder eoostRctlon
IMV Ford Road l.Dd San
Mipel.
Commerelal projects In-
clude:
• Holiday Harbor --16
acri!S at Coast Highway and
Jambor ee Road.
• Baystdf Ma.rina •• one
acre at Bayside and Jam-
boree Road.
• Blocks 400, 600, 700
and 800 1D Newport r:enter
--3 acres, 11 &u ·es, 26
acres aod 18 acres ri!spec-
tlvely,
----
ln1De Coast land between
Corooa del Mar ud Lacuna
Beach rema!Ds oo tbe Ust
of properties that would be
bougbt by the state U a $280
mlllloo park bond tssue 1s
okayed by voters 1n No-
Yember, But. 11 other
coastal sites ln the county
were stricken last week trom
the stale's '• shopping Ust."
DOSTAL NAMED MAYOR
tUs chart s howed that tr.
•lne Is paytng $1 mUUon
IDDUally ln taxes oa the 900
n eant acres. Wbeo de-
veloped, t tl@ land and tts
tmprovt>ments woald PlY $9
mUUon ID taxes, he said.
Resldeotial developrriebt of
S,.OO homes wUI account
for 500 acres, comm~rc'lal
projects wlll occupy 300
acres, and Industrial arms
about 100 acres, he re-
Yealed.
Mr. Woltf adm.:tted that in
th~ past Irvine Co, officials
''would make plans in a
closet, and jump out of the
closet and spring the plan
em th~ communtty -then we
would get boxed about the
ears, and go back into the
eloset and plan again.··
• Pacmc Coast Highway
aod JamborH --20 acrt>s.
• CofllOrate PI.at.a --38
acns at tbe entry to ~ew.
port Centpr from Coast
Hlgbny,
PEG FORGIT, at left, or Cent.ra.l Ne.,art
applle:atloo for the 1st District City Coancll seat, as
City Clerk Doris George answers her questions. Mrs.
Forgit, na rrowly defeated by Howard Rogers in a 1974
election for the seat, was nrst to apply Mooday wbeD
the City Cooncll voted to appoint someooe to nn the seat
vacated wllen Mr. Roger s died Sept .• 10. The appototmeat
is due to be made Oct. 12. Several other appllcetioos
ar e e~peeted to·be turned In to tile cit}' cle rk c!ui'IDg tbe
next week. (Ensign photo.)
Tbt list was choWed to
only !1 sites, and Orange
County has only 2 -the
lnine Coast aDd tbe Dana
Point headlands. The 11
other sites were recom -
meaded by the state Coastal
Commission for pubUc ac-
quisition, but were left off
t he final list put out last
week by the state Parks and
Reereatloo Dept, ·
Mlssi.Qg from the list are
some upland parcels that
wouM have been added to the
Uwer Newport Bay eco-
logi cal reserve, aDd site )Jst
south of the Slllta Ana Rl..-er
mouth lD Newport Shores.
other sites stricken from
the list are ln Seal Beach,
Huntiogt:on Beach, Laguna
Beach, Laguna Niguel and
Daoa Potot.
Improvements to Runt~
ton Beaeb state Beaeb are
included 1D the state-ap-
proved list.
Milan Dostal, who says
people e%peet too much from
government, was elected
mayor of Newport Beach.
Monday night, succeeding the
late Mayor Howard Rogers.
Peter Barrett was picked to
replace Mr. Dostal as vtcf>-
mayor.
The Ctty Council made the
choices by seer et ballot, then
voted openly to make both
selections unanimous.
Mr. Dostal, an attorney
who Uves in Bayerest, has
served on the Council since
1970, and bas been vtee-
mayor since Aprtl, 1974. He
had served as acting ma}·or
since Mr. Rogf'rs died Sept,
10 of a heart attack at his
·Balboa home.
Mr. Barrett, a promlnent
real estate man from an old
Newport Beach famlly, was
elected to the Council ln
1974.
Ter.ms of the mayor and
vice-mayor wt11 eDd a.fter
ttte AprU, 19'18, municipal
electtoos .
Monday night's choice dis-
NBGETSMORE
H.U.D. FUNDING
Newport Beach this week
om.clally accepted anotbe r
$215,000 In federal Hoastr~
and Urban Development
(HUD) flnlds.
Tbe money wlll make a
secood annual payment on
the $450,000 sUe at Fifth
and Ma.rguerlte in Corona
del Mar, which 1s being
b"A&ght from the state for
eventual development as a
senior cttlzea center. Last
year, $100.000 in HUD
money reduced the mortgage 1
to $350,000. A tht.rd yearr
grant of $300,000 for next
year is pending.
Monday's City Council ap-
pronl of the cootraet with
the COUDty, wltleh ad-
mlDtsters HUD tunds here,
was opposed only by .c oun-
ellmao PaW Ryekoft of Bala
boa Island.
To comply wtth the con.
tract, Mr. Ryekort pointed
out, the city will have to
start an "aftlrmaUve ac-
tion" campaign, ai med at
hiring mioortty workers.
'·This contract requires
affirmative action by the
city, and by any contractors
and sub-contractors," he
argued. "We s hould not get
involved ln this. The fed eral
strings are becomlng
chains.''
CUy Attorney Dennis
O'Neil told the Counc U he
has reviewed the contract.
''I beUeve we can
eomJIY," he said. "1! we
aren't able to comply, the
cootnct wlll be cancelled.
U we 're going to get into
asking for HUD fUnds, we
have to comply."
Mr. O'Neil said he is
drafting an aftlrmattve ae.
Uoo program for the ctty.
Pier leases up for bids
Coocession leases at the
Newport and Balboa piers
wW be put up for crabs,
IDeS tbe resultoouldbebetter
fl.sb.lac, aDd more modem
faeJIWes.
lloel ODd Betty -><,
wbo bl~e opented tbe pter
coo<Mtssloas for years, biYe ct•• tbe ctty 90 dajs DOltee
tbal !bey w1ll c!Ye . "" l1le
ltue. Their letter to City
HaU lollowed -· by the ctty to eueet tbe; leue,
u,.,.y, becaue of tbe --· -· m-. AI tb1 Oct. 12 Mlliou,
111o C-1 w111 tool< Ill pro. _bid __ _
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the piers. ''It seems to me
the primary ftmctton of the
piers Is flshlnc," be said,
He suggested llDderwater
rock ptles or similar mea.
aures to attnet more"tlsb.
City admlnl&tnUn aide
Bob Long eocatlrmed yester-
day that he Is ehec:klng wJth
tbe state Flltt ud Game
Dept, ... the Ideo.
Couc:Umu ~d Me.
lull otWttt Newportacreed
-tblllotr ···--·""' called ··ftlldrlg oa thepter"
a cloee leCODd.
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I
MAYOR OOSTAL
appointed 2 other hopefuls,
Couoe u~·omall Lucllle Kuehn
and Ct..unc Uman Paul Rye ,
koff. Both had expressed in-
terest In being mayor, anrl
Mrs. Kuehn had actively
sought the job.
Wben City Clerk Doris
O~oondocted the elee-
Uon at the bectntrlng or Mon-
day night's regular Council
meettnc, former mayor Don -
ald MclnnJs of West Newport
immediately called for thE>
secr et ballot process for
bot h mayor and vlce-ma}'or .
After the 6 Council members
ma rked their nominatlng
ballots, Mrs. George an-
nounced that Mr . Dostal was
a ma jority oominee. Tht>
Counc il immediately made
t he choice WWlimous.
The same procedurE'
elected Mr. Barret!.
Mr. Dostal is a nativE' of
Minnesota. Aft pr earnln~:: 3
deg ree in business adminis-
tration from the U. of Mln-
neSIJta, he got his doctorate
of law from the uolverstty·s
law school. He served i
yea rs In the federal Dept.
of Justice in Washington,
t rying civil cases for the
government, then resigned
and moved here after spend-
Ing 9 months tn Orange
Cou nty on a case. He was
assistant u.s. attorney or
the Los Angeles district be-
fore QulttJog that job to open
his own law practice, first
in Los Angeles, and for thf>
past several year s In Or -
allge, where he now has his
office.
He and wile Dorothy have
3 children. Rlek, a former
Newport' .H2.rbor high schOol
'sta.l)dout athlete, learned
Monday that he has ma<1e t he
baseball team at Orange
Coast College. The same
day, daught~r Pam was
elected treasurer of her Gi rl
Scout Tro::IJI here.
VICE ... AYOR BARRETT
"Monday ns a pretl)' big
day fo r the Dostals." the
new mayor summed up,
Daughter Pam Is a nag
twirler and musician at New -
port Harbor high.
Mr. Dostal lspastnational
p resident and a present 112 -
tlonal dlr~tor of th,.
N.C.LS.E. or.,anb.atloo,
which 11·o rks to control air -
port noise. He also holds
national, state and county
positions In the League of
ClUes, and Is an Orange
County Ai rport land use
commissioner.
Tuesd~}', hf> issued the
follov.ing statement about his
views on clly government:
"We must maintain an<1
enhanf'e the QUality of life
in ~ewport Beach. We are
struggllng ""'lt h the problems
of density, transportation,
and pollution of our air and
ou r bay, besides tbe ooisf>
pollution from the count}'
airport.
"I'm concerned about our
in creasing energy sho rtage,
Also ou r rising tues, which
a re caused pa rtl y by infla.
lion, but prlmarlly by high
eqK>Clations from govern-
ment. We seldom hear any-
body come to city ha ll and
sa}' 'take thi s service away
from me .'' We frequently
hear, 'Take ttl.ls service
away from someone else and
increase service In m)' part
of town.· We are )1st expect-
log too mu ch from all levels
of government."
Mr. Barrett,Sl,tsanativP
of f"ewport Beach, and livps
Ill Bay Shores. He and wile
Martha ha ve 4 children. He
was prt>sldent of Ule local
Realty Board to 1969, and
was Realtor of the year here
in 1966. He Is also a private
pilot, holds a contractor's
llcellse, and is active in the
Scooting movement and the
Newport Beach Rotary Club.
Tips for fire prevention
It's been 105 years since
Mrs. O'Leary's cow got
blamed for starting the creat
Cltleago ftre, aDd nrem!n
are still markiag the week
of Oct. 9 to remind us all
not to let ti\JJ:l(s like that
·-opln. Thi1 year, New'port Beach
ftrem• lsMted a Ust or nre
pret•Hoa remiOOers to
local re~s. Because
there 1rea't IIJIPC)sed to be
uy cow• ta M.-port Beach,
tllt u.t dONa't LQolude ln-
otne&u • ..... to kMO
tMm rr.. 'letiiiC O't'er a
a.t.n.. 'l'lle liMe. DOES ... _
• U )IOU' ~ catch are. naHt..,_ a words •
S'IOP (dOD, rio), DROP llld
'ROLL (WI&@ lo eoot, "'l.
bliDktt, ttc.).
• Ptu I e.c:ape~ trom
each bedroom in your hOm e.
• Put matches out of
childr en's reach.
• Don't s moke lD bed.
• Check up on people who
smoke ill your hOme.
• Don•t overt._d outlets.
Cheek chords for frtfs,
crtets and broken plugs,
• Remlnd famUy mem.
bers of the dangers ol ruo-
Une. one plloa of wbJch
equals 14 sUcksofd}ftamlte.
• Wear tlcht-llttlle cloth-
Ing when eootirc.
· • Htn MltiAC tQlllpmtnt
checked J'MflJ.
• IAstall a smote de·
tector In J10U homt.
()Q Oct. 1, the Eae~
Clllb ol N•-tt Harl>or will
bODOr ttte nremu at till
Jtu at a ..,.ctal ~~~
at tbt 811111 CortnthlU Y ad•
Club,
He said that kind or ap.
proach led his company to
spend $200,000 planning a
Holiday Inn botel at the
~rthwest cornpr of Jam-
boree and Coast Hwy., be-
.,re finding out the plan
was not acceptable to the
etty.
'•We want to share our
plan and get a reaction to
the plan as early as pos.
sible," he told the Moo-
da y lnformal )?lot sesstoo
of the City CooocU and
Plu niog Commission. ·•we
WaDI a smoother, mor e n-
tlonal working relation-
sb.lp."
The company tried 2
months ago to set up a joint
eotlllllittee with tbe clty to
'«J 1 k oa klag-range l.n1oe
plans, but the c ur Councll
stlot down the idea, choos -
ing to keep all planning talks
public.
Monday, the Council
agreed to let city stat! plan-
ners wo rk wtth lrvtoe of-
ficials, thi!n bring plans be-
fore the Council for pubUc
discussion.
Mr. Wolff DOted that Ir-
vine ooce ownedalmost 6,{X)()
acres of land In Se"'J))rt
Beach. Company ho ldiags
"downcoast'' between Co-
rona del Mar aod Laguna
Beach were not included ln
Monday's talks, although
about hall o( that unlncor.
porated area Is ln Newport's
official polttlcal sphere of
influ ence.
Residential projects in-
dicated on the compa.o)·'s
wor king paper inelu<k!:
• l'iewporter North --704
units on 88 acres oortn of
t he Newporter Inn_
• Westbar --488 units
on 83 acres northwest of
Uwer Bay.
• Eastblutr Remnant --
120 units Oil 15 acres in
Eastblutf.
• Blg Canyoo sit e 10 --
a 338-uolt apartment buUd-
lng on 22 acres.
• Big Canyon West --380
ulllts oo 48 acres at the
mouth or Big Canyon.
• Harbor View Ridge --
405 ulllts on 146 acres ad-
jacent to Spyglass HUI.
• Newport Center Con-
dominiu ms ·-245 units oo
nine acres in Newport Cen-
te r .
• Newporter Apartments
-·a 225-anltapartmeotpro-
ject oo 2hcr esae rossJam-
boree from the Newporter
lao.
• Castaways •• 400 units
on SO aere.s oti the nortll
portion of the C uta ways
sUe,
• CofllOrate Pla:r.a. West
·-10 acr es.
• Newport VIllage •• 33
acres in Ne.,.-port Center
near MacArth•Jt,
• Castawa}'S --25 acr es
at the 90Uth end of thf> site.
• Harbor Vie,... Knoll --
8 acres currentlyunder oon-
~ructlon for a shopping cen-
ter.
Industrial usagE> includes
Jamboree-Unh·ersity, 95
acres, and North Ford, 69
acres of industt1al and com-
mercial north of Ford Road.
S SEEKING COUNCIL SEAT
L<~te yesterday, 5 people Kae Ewtng, president ol
had Pl "ked U{> a.pplicaHon t he Balboa Peninsula Point
paper s for thf> vacant 1st Assn., Is ooe of the 5, and
District seat on the Ne"'·-both be and Mrs. Forgtt
port Beach Cilr Council, but say they are actively see.k-
only ooe, -Peg Fo rgit, had ing the job. City Cler k Doris
for mally filed an application. George said yesterday she
RADAR CHECKS ~";,~~d=~:':w~~~
picked up appllcatioos, bat
nne not turnect them ln.
ON SPEEDERS Deadline ror ftliQg ap-
plicatloos is 5 p.m. Oct. 6.
On Oet. 12, tbe City Council
is expected to pick some-
one to fill the seat, wMch
beca.me va cant Sept. 10 with
tbe d~th of M~r Howarct
Roeen of Balboa. ll tbe
Coenen can't agree Oet. tz
on an appointee, a speda1
electioo wtll have to be called
for nut March.
After a trial nan, the Ne,·-
port Beach police dept, has
decided to buy 2 hand -held
radar alllts to ?ncatctl
local tnlDe spee3 e .
Tratfte Capt. Donald
Oyus made the lJllw:MIIl£'~
ment this week, saying ''the
tremendous success in re-
ducing speed violations,'·
when the unit II"I.S tried last
November, convinced pollee
to bu)· t~ devices .
The rada r has a range
of up to a mile and can
pick out the speed ofa single
vehicle, even on a congested
bighway, c;ape:, Oyaas
claimed. Trafft c policemen
wor k in pairs ""1th tlw unit.
On• policeman stanGsalong-
side the road and aims the
radar at onoornln& ears.
When he gets a T'4Jidlag O'Yer
the speed Umlt. he radios
a few hundred feet ahead to
another offieer who pulls
over the offMder aDd issues
a ticket.
The 2 neT units went into
use he rf> MarlCia r .
'· Priman· emphasis for
enforf'Pment li'Ul be in those
ar•as with t~ffic problems
which ha\'e been unacc·es-
sible for radar enforcpment
by pollee vehicles, •· Capt.
Oyaas said.
N.B.Iooks for
more hand-outs
Newport Bea may ask
federal taxpayers to pay for
the city's ne~~o· Ubrary, a
bicycle bridge near the
Arches and a coping for the
Grand Canal bulkheads on
Balboa Island. Total cost
of the 3 pro jects Is esti-
mated at $620,000.
Acting City Manager
Frank Ivens was told Mon-
day by the City Cou ocil to
dnw up an applicaUon for
federal public ~~o·orks fu nds
for the 3 jobs. Four other
projects, costing another
$1,2'71,000, t'OUld be the sub-
)ect of future fedenl fund-tnr appllcaUoos.
Mr. Ivens, filling in fo r
City Manager Robert W)1ln,
•bo ts recovertnc h'om open
heart Sllrgery;toldMonday's
aftenooo Couocil study ses.
s101111 tbat the Public Works
EmploJmeal. Aet of 1976
could pro•lde the ftlnds.
··coacress tas passed tht>
act onr PHsldent Ford 's
uto,'' satd Mr,lvens. '·Now,
a bW approprtathlg fUnds
fo r the act ts oo tbe presl-
dalt"s desk. U be sips tt,
the fiiDd.s COilld be avillable
u early as Oct. 1. Ally ap-
pll rations ,,.e ma ke for these
fu nds sbould be read}' to go
f.l; th.:!.t date.'
At thPir forma l meetlng
M onda~· night, the Council
pa sse<! a resolution iipprov·
ing th e appll ratlon.
Af'CordinF: to cltJ ti[Ures,
the new library at Nelll)Ort
Cenlt>r will rost $370,000,
the Grand Canal bulkhead
coping $200,000, and the
~e .... ·port Island bike and
pede-strian bridge $50,000 .
Other pr o)e<'ts that Mr:
Ivens said might quality
later, but which the f'ity
starr does not tave enough
time to work oo now, are
a ne~~t' ga rage ill the city
utlllty yud, aUt>)' paThlg in
Wpst Ne~'J)Ort, improve -
m~nts to Coast Hw}'.inWest
NPii'J)(lrt, and Improvements
in West N~~~o-port Park.
The 1st District ~Deludes
Balboa, Central Newport and
Lido lsle, and tbe new Coun-
cil member must live in
the dist rict. The uoesptred
tPr m or otficf> ends in April.
19?8.
Mrs. Fo rgit ~ against
Mr. Rogers in 1974 and al-
most unseated him . She
easily carrif"(t the district,
Its elf, but lost when Mr.
Roe:t>rs carried nt>wer parts
of town.
Mr. E~~o·ing ls vtct>-presl-
denl of a ~ewport Center
stock brokerage, and sald
hE' has planned tor years
to some day serve 00 the
Council.
Knifing kills
Mesa man
Kenneth ReynGlds, 29, of
19':'8 Maple st., Costa Mesa,
was ar raigned )'esterday oo
a cha rge of murder.
He was arrested in his
hOm~ after Wallace J.
Hebert Jr., 26, of 19'72 Ana-
hlem Ave., Costa Mesa, died
in Hoag hospital from stab
wounds a short timi! earlier.
He was ~abbed ID b1s
home at 6:08 a.m. SbDday
d Jrlng a fight over a gtrt,
pollee reported.
After the ftgflt, trteDds
clea.ned the wound of tbe
v-Ictim and be left his !lome,
not wantlll( to go to a hos.
plta l, police said. After b1s
pain became worse, he was
taken to the hOspJII.l sevenl
bour s later.
THaliA YANKEE OF
C.ll. DIES AT AGE 7l
OC, LA talk about airport
City Public Works DI -
rector Joseph Devlin, ill a
mpmo to the CouncU. cau.
tiooed that 90me of the pro.
jects ml.ght not QUalify fo1·
consideration b)' the federal
Economic Development Ad-
ministration (EOA), "''hlc.b
wou ld admlntster the PubUc
Works Act. Among the cri-
terls to be used in assign.
lQ( prtor tty to projeCts, U'lf
EDA lists the UDemployment
rate, lenl of Income, ana
moa.thly emplo)&ufftt costs
1.r1 tbt arM,
Thelma Yankee, 79, ottA
E. Zl st, Costa MHI, WM
dlod Mcndoy at ·llolc 1101-
pltal, was bur1ed •erdlJ
bllnll-.
Orure Ccuaty --noon, IIJUned .. 111o1r "'· tDrta: to ctt RJ•trslth orSu
8..--rdla) OOIIIIties lnttr.
elled ll i riC'IcMI jM alr.
port, ... <locldocl to .....
ID Loo Aopleo lor ll<lp.
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who .Ul be tbt coanfJ'S
delopte to lllo laiD, told
fello'w ~rs tlllt ftd ..
enl ._.. mlf be an.llabl•
to •neJ s.twn Can.
torala &,r a Jittport cn e.
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NEWPORT GOLF SHOP
LOOTl:O BY THIEVES
Tb1e'fts W1lo smashed a
wtldow 011 tbt 10rth stde
of the N._tt lloocb Golf
Sbco at SIOO ImM, Bad<
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!leu Editor:
<71.: ..e., " .,.
ARVO E. HAAPA, ownff •d publl-Of 110 Ensign
~o.·o-ooooec.aQO:QC>OoC
• JIMMY CARTER'S ALBATROSS
My personal judgme 1: of the Hrst
Ford-Carter debate Is that Pr••3ident
Gerald Ford gained a decided edge
over his Democrat rival, Jimmy Carter.
Anyone who had done his homework
on economics, government and politics
could spot the obvious soft spots in
the Carter claims and charges. Presi-
dent Ford had indeed prepared for this
debate and struck back effectively in
his quiet, polite nfanner.
The president did not use the harsh
word, 11liar," but he made it plain that
truth wasn't there when Mr. Carter
boasted about consolidating departments
and cutting down on state budget and
personnel during his Georgia governor-
ship. That just wasn't so, said Mr.
Ford, pointing out that both the number
of state employees and size of budget
had gone up.
Mr . .Carter assailed the Republican
administration for inflation, high prices,
high taxes and big deficits. Mr. Ford
called attention to the fact that it is
the Democrat party that has held con-
trol of Congress for lo these many
years, and the federal defic its and the
ills that go with deficit spending belong
to the Democrats.
Mr. Carter tried to make a big issue
over the many Ford vetoes, but the
record shows that Democrat presidents
Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry Truman
both out-vetoed Mr, Ford. And, as Presi-
dent Ford was quick t o point out, Mr.
Carter can't have it both ways -criticiz-
ing both the vetoes and big spending.
Mr. Ford said he has saved U.. S.
taxpayers $9 billion by his vetoes, and
would have saved $4 billion more ex-
cept for the over-riding votes of the
Democrat Congress.
The biggest albatross on the Carter
bandwagon is the Democrat platform,
which, as Mr. Ford correctly observed,
would cost the American taxpayers a
minimum of $100 billion and as much
as $2 00 billion if enacted into law.
That disastrous program of spend-
spend-spend could bankrupt the nation
if the Democrats win in November.
Even those with greedy and coveting
eyes on the federal treasury, including
our local city officials seeking federal
handouts, must now be aware that our
nation is in fiscal and economic trouble,
and that disaster Is certain U the deficit
spending continues. More public TV
debates are welcome, because additional
public exposure of Jimmy Carter and
his massive spending platform could
be good for the health of the nation. • • • • • •
• BY ANY OTHER NAME --MURDER
First, I invite you to read AI Forgit's
abortion message in his ad on page
B, and then hear this parable:·
One day a pregnant mother, with a
little baby girl holding on to her hand,
entered a doctor's office and said she
couldn't afford to have another child.
The doctor started making the neces.sary
medical preparatio!"s, then lifted the
mother's little tot on to the operating
table. "Why are you doil\g that?'' the
mother asked in alarm-. The doctor
explained, "You wi1J have your wtBh,
ud It will be much later for yoo this -y." "But that's murder," the mother
cried as sbe lftbbed her Uttle girl
aad hurried out of the doctor's office.
"YH, m'lliD," the doctor agreed. ''And
80 ill llbortioll ....
Some pntty tulc pldl ..
~-c.me 011t Ill tM .... debate, Sept, 24, bMweea
Pruldat Ford ud Jlaamy
Carter. 0... wasoa)ob~m
ttoo. Carter's phUOSOI)hy Is
to tu busiDess and corpon.
tloDs mort, and to use nus
e:rtn tax money to create
temporary co•erumeot
make-work )lbs. President
Ford's pbUO!OphJ ls to ct'e
tax breaks to business to
1Dcrtase their capital for
expansion that creates
permanent jobs. Jobs based
on production aDd busllless
expansion create more j)bs
and more profttstopaytues
on, instead or drain~ tbe
ecooomy for temporary gov-
ernment subsidized subsis-
tence.
• Anl1 Ford's rebuttle to
Carter's attack on Washing-
ton was a master stroke,
He explained th e c Decks and
balances in the Constltutloo
that allow one party, In t he
executive branch, to hold
the rein on the other party,
il!; the legislative branch.
And h.ls rebuttle to Carter's
complaints about the wa y
W ashlngton was run, by te-
minding him that it has been
run hr a D~m·lrtatic Con-
gress, that he backed, w.a.s
another master stroke.
P•·esldent fl)rd has used
his veto power very we ll
to sOOw the Democ ratic
m:trch toward socialism.
With more Republicans, who
bold the same solid phll-
osophy as the presid~t, in
both Houses next year, mor e
progress in sta!Jallzing our
econom~· can be ac-
complished. The choice Is
clear.
Goldie Joseph
Lido Isle
RELAXING 1.n Southern California is the new way of tue
for frank Ebrich, seen her£> N!la.ring Odtside the San
Juan Capistrano Missiou with his daughter, Beth· Rose
of Costa Mesa. (Ensign phOto.)
Fountain of youth is here
At 89, frank Ehrich lias
foun d the fountain of youth.
It's called Southern Cali -
rornia. Or, f!\:ltf' sped flc-
any, the Costa Mesa .:-;<>w-
port Ha.rbor area.
Until a t'OUple of nnnths
ago, Mr, Ehr ich wa s confined
to his chair in J arkson,
Mkh., "''here tw h.1d Jivp/1
all his life. HP h:lrl suf!Pr(-'{1
several hea rt attat ks, {Jitcn
down a few times , and "'':lsu't
allowed to move atiou1 \'"tl
m ·ch.
Then, Enstgn cltt'ulatton
manager and adman Don
Rose. who has made a couple
of comebacks of hi s own,
declrled to brill[; his father-
in-law to the Harbor A'rea.
N.B. COUNCIL ACTION
··I didn't even tell him I
W.t s coming for him," re-
ca lls Don . '·I had seen hi m
a month earlier when I wa.s
back there for a high school
reunion and he said he'd
sur£> likP to come back with
the vdfe an 1 ffil', and I just
couldn't forget about that.··
Mr. Ehr ich, a tool anrl die
maker all his life, had re-
tired 24 ye:u>s ago.
Newport Beac h CityCoun-
cil took the follo.,•ing a<'ti.on
at Monday nig ht 's regular
meeting at City Hall:
"' ELECTED Milan Dostal
mayor to SUl'Ceed the tate
Mayor Howard Rogers, and
elected Peter Ba rrett vke-
mayor, succeeding Mr. Dos-
tal.
* COUNCIL SE AT for !!If'
1st District will be fUi ed
by appolntment on Oct. 12,
the CouncU ruled.
"' BIG GARAGE being built
at !113 Kings Rd., CUtr
Haven, by J. D, Walllng was
approved by the Council ,
modil)'ing an earlier Coun-
cil stand, after Mr. Walling
and his neighhors got to-
gether on a design for the
stru('ture.
1 WEED ABATE MENT by
cit y cr ews, at property
owne r eXpense, was ap.
proved in the cases of prop-
erty whe re O"''ners have
failed to take the action
themselves.
• CAB F' ARE increase of
15-1/2 per cent was gnnte'!
to Yellow Cab Co.
• PROPERTY OWN ERS
wilt be respons ll>le for pro-
viding the city wtth names
of neighbors to be notified
of an}' impending major
changes to the owner's prop-
erty.
*' ENSIGN VIEW PARK
phasing program, which
calls 'for a 4-}'ear develop-
ment plan, "''as approved for
the new pa r k on Cliff Dr.,
Newport Heights.
"' APPOlNTMENTS were
approved for Gerard Van
Hoven of Harbor Vtew Hllls
to the cit}' bicycle !ralls
committee and Fern Pirkle,
also or Hart'Or VI ew , to tilE'
community rtevelopl "nf
committee.
• LAND PUKH ..5 [
negotiations, which •·oul t get
the city a lot enabline: If to
expand 1t1e d t} (·orponillon
yard at Superior 3ur! !n-
dustria l Way, were IP ·
proved with an offer of
$65 ,000 to be made f01 the
property.
• CURB CUT on Hallooa
Ave. for property at 226
Ruby, Balboa fshmrl, n s
approved. 1
• H. U. 0. GnANT ronlract
wa s approved, W!Jit'h "''111
bring the city S215,0C-o in
federal tunds, to be llS<.od
lor maklng another pa yment
on the property at F'lfth anrl
Marguerite, Corona del Mar,
slated fo r use as a spnior
citizens cent er .
OOHH MOOMAW WIll
TALK AT REACH-CUT
Tbe Community Preshy.
tertan ChUr ch of Laeuna
Beach is launchlnl! a new
reach out plan of a<'tion "''ith
an open-to-the-public pre-
sentation at the Irvine Bo~~.·t,
Keynote or the 8:30 p.m.
Cktober 7 program will I>E>
a talk by Donn D. Moomaw,
minister of Bel Air Pres -
byterian Church anrl an or-
ganizer of tbe '• Fellowship
or Chrlstlan Athletes.·
Dr. Moomaw ~~.·as namPd
All-American In football for
each or his 3 varslh· sea-
sons at UCL A, and he 11o'as
elected to the National Col-
lege Football Players lla ll
of Fame In 1973 as well as
to the President's Council
for Physical Fitness in
Sports In 1974.
One da}' in July, Don made
a quick 2-da)' rouOOtrip to
Michigan and brought the
old troqx·r b'lck on a 707,
· He's been a rlifferent man
evPr since, •· says Don.
~~ r, Ell r ich walks 21.Jlorks
twj rp a day, usually oPartile
hom£> of Don and B£>tty Ro~e
to West Side Costa Mesa.
·· lte·s paling like a hOr se,
siPeplng like a ICK!., and ttasn 't
missed a single W~nesda}'
J.rternoon visiti.rij! the Ensign
10 s£>e tile presses roll.··
A ~"on .plete rh£-~:k-up a few
1!a)S att~r he l!oC hPrP re-
sulted in Frank ~ing taken
off a. lot of 'the pills anrl
othP r mertlcine he'd been
taklllf in Mi('higln.
''The Hoag heart speclil-
ists gave him a good going
over," says Dnn. ''I took
him ba('k a few weeks later,
and ther said hP's improved
so m•Jch, they don't even
want to see him again.
'·I had to use a .,·heel-
r ha lr to get him "111 and off
the planes. Now , you couldn't
get him to sit in one of
those 'things. Sometimes, I
ha ve to run after him to
gel him ro use his cane, •·
He accompanies Don on
the news rack rounds, help-
ing count ne.,·sp:;~pers,
dimes, nickels (and slugs),
and gets a bang out or 11.
Mr. Ehrich 1\as been an En.
s l~tt~ fan for years. He gives
it the old Brittsh-styi£>''En-
s ign '' pronunciation.
Rack in Jackson, Mr, Eh-
rich was known as one of
that town's staunchest
MethOdists. His proudest
possession Is a p1n he wears
ever y day and everywhere he
goes. It was Issued 2 years
ago and procWms that he
had 60 years of cootill.lal
membership and attendance
at the Greeuwood Ave. Meth-
odist Church back there.
••Three of his hea.rt at.
tacks were In church," Don
says, ''and were probably
caused by tus being , upset
._ about getting to church a
llWe late."
THE AIINUAL WELCOIIE COFFEE of ll>e Lido Isle
Womu•• Cllb .an bt held from lO:JO to noon TQidly,
Oel. 5, II lllo -at --rU.C, 500 Via Lido llord. Tbl -.1001111 ...... P'•tllftd bert ., (left to
rtrltll Vllorto .._, eoortooJ U.S -llallty eholr-
m.-; DDIDns DodDr ud llar1DI Pic._.. Actt•tttn of
tM ,.,..._ Mdlrtltltltt •--·•CiabwUJbt oplalMd
bJ -• ---.. IIIJ'Ieled by ...... _
Bu1>on do -._ '0111 P-llle -ll 11:30. (Pioolo
frocn IMo I $ 'u.)
Don and Betty take him to
tbe first United Methodist
Church of Cosh: Mesa enry
Sunday. "We make sure we
get there early," Don em-
phasizes.
Of all thecardsaodletters
Frank bas recetYed from
weU-•lsbeTs bact oome, tte
tre~~,.ret tbe b1&: card from
the CfMGwood AYe, Mttllo~
dlll '_r,.....,liptclb)'
liZ rnembora, He' I thlok1llc
or trrtar to sell them all
Eollp -rlptloo•. ••u tber caa •1 come 011t
ud rll1l tilll -dill
place," rea... fruit Eh~
(' rlell, "111-lbo1 eu.....,
abMllt.''
-llloebolli<OIM .....
FROM THE BillE
lwUIUil llpmloo.,..
-lllo.W.,from-__ ,_ liT---.... Lord,---ud .,._ ( ...... Ul: I, I.)
The Birch Log
Mao Tse-tung .,_,_ U. K.-..a Wu, a...y ol U.. d.,. dna ,. .................. .w-pip .........
tie~ .. -.. cold-bytloe Rod
ChU....
IJt/IMII(, Alu.t:ltt1Ntt• -Puddet Ford
uUed hi• • "I'IKIIK .....,Ublt ud • ¥erY l"lt
man." ~ ol State H..,. Kdei...-taid
that he wu '*oae c:A tt. tilaM ol our tiiiMI."
And Oemoerette Party ftOalinee Jimlll)' Carter
w.poke ol the opminp to him end to hill recime
e& one ol the "rare put achievement.a" c:A the
Nixut1 Adminiatration.
........... EuV-
A Sava«e M ......
The occasion fC)f' these bouquets. ol (l()UJW,
wa to the death of Mao Tse·\UI\I. who Mtered
thf' hf'reafter on Sfoptember 9. He thtreby
,;.tined his comrade, Chou En-iai, wherever dud
C hinese Communist ludfts meet. And, ju.t u
t.ht'y did on the occasion of Chou's death in
01111 of U.. rmt AmericaM to die at Mao'•
baada _. a JCI'UDI U.S. Amay atptain from
Cecqia u.m:"d Joha Birch. Tea d.a,.. e/r~ the
ehd r.1 World Wa.r U on AVo~\* 25, 194S,
c~ .. .bot ud bayroneted the man
wtao.e nploita thtoucbout the 'Wilt Ud beeom~
lecendary. Yet, white newa of bia murder
ap.rud thfouchout China, official Wuhington
kept the 1tory from the American penple, and
eYftl !roar. bla own ~tL We were ~ifll told
that the Chineae Reda were only "a.grarian
reformers." Similar ltet a~ flowing once q;ain . • lanuary , our nation's leaders and our predict·
able pl'e§!l dispaced themM"Ives by heapinc
prai~ nn MilO's me-mnry .
John Birch 'a name hn become better known
in death than it ever was before he gave hi a !iff.
fOr hi• country. ln 19!)4. four yean before the
founding of The John Birch S«iet)'. Rober!
Welch wrote of the murder of John Bir('h:
Whale,·er might he uid of Mao ought to be
prela<'f'd wilh the dear dedarltion that he was
a !\8\'ajl:f' munster. t-;,•iden« tu ba<"k up that
as!il'rtiun i!'i readily available to any hontt~t
rt'porter m J:Overnmt•nt official. There is, for
insumt't'. th(' 1971 repnn. Th1" Human l'o11t of
('ommunism Ul Chma, ii!Sued by the Judicial)'
Cummillt"t' of the United S tates Senate. In it.
~1 a•' and Chou aft' shown to be responsible for
the murdt>rs nf ii<omewhert' between thir1y-four
and !iixty-fnu r millions of !heir fello<A' Chi-
!ll'!Ot'. T hf'y are easily the most brutal and
bluody tyranls in !he history of the world.
"With his death and in his death the battle linK
w~ drawn in a struggle from which Pitht>r
Communist ur Christian-style dvilization must
emerge with ont> romplett>ly triumphant and
the other completely destroyed."
In the first len years af1 er he seized power.
Thot.e ba1tle lines ar. st ill drawn today,
though when the President of tht> United States
choof;.H. to call Mao T5ot-lung a "most r.mark·
a ble and \'try ~at man." it m ight seem that
l ht> triumph of a Communist -stylt> <'i\·ili z.a l ion
is near at hand .
MaH and hi" romrades iiquidated 0\'t'f fifteen
millions of their countrymen in campaigns of
E'XI Prmmation. Most of thetW ,·ictims wPrt'
killed ;;imply to inspirf' tf'rror in the C hine&t>
JX'"plt>. Then, another fifteen million d ied in
forcffi labor campl>. M~ \'ictims sur<"umM-<1
in the SO·talted Cultural Rt\'Oiution and the
"C.rt>at Leap Fnrwa rd."
Yel il the Spt><'taclt> of our lt>ader,.; praisin,~t
mass murdenl'll t'&n wake up enough Amt>ri<"an~
w t he frijit htening reali1ieti whit'h such ta~'D illl!:
surely implif'll, then the ci,·iliuuion .John Bi"h
sought will e ndurt>, and !he ahjet:t horror sou~ht
by Mao Tse·tun" fOI' the whole world will just
as surely be dt>Stroyed.
PrHent-day AmericanJO must decide. C'ivi li·
u tion really is at stake. M ao';; hand~> al!iotl dripped with Amt>ric:an
blond. Tt>ns of thousands nf our troop" died in • l!li'fi n. .. J.,h., Hm;, ,.;,h ,.f, h ·'u"'',
Help iog that memory! Badham tells
You •v e been wanting to
do something about that
memory of yours but you
keep fo rgetting, right"
WeU, j:lt this down before
you forget II!
ArttJ.tr Bomstein, a lead-
ing auttmity on memory
tra.ining methOds, will con -
duct a 4-part memory train-
ing lecturt> series at Orange
Co1St College, begtnningthls
Saturday, Oct. 2.
The series wut mef't on
succes:oive Saturda)' mom.
ln gs fro m 9 a.m. to ooon in
OCC's line arts hall 11 9.
Tickets for tile series are
priced at $35 and are avaU-
able In OCC 's admissions
and records offJCf', Regis-
tration Is limited. The S35
lee includes a textbook.
, The series presents tf'Cb·
niques and systemsdesigned
to help improve your m?m-
ory skills. Those ln attend-
ance wtll learn to better
r emember all types of in -
formation, both written and
verbal.
The class wUl cover mem-
ory systems; applying mem-
ory tK hniques for fast re-
tention; remembering
names, faces and facts; vo-
cabulary; foretgn languages;
spelllllg; study sk111s; Hs-
tening habits; coiK:entra-
tion tecllniques; and relua-
tloD metho:ls,
Mr. Bomst, n founded his
School of Memory Training
in Los Angeles in 1952 and
has trained thousands of peo-
ple from all walks of Ufe.
He received a specia.l com-
meodation from the Call-
fonUa Legislatur£> for bls
educatioo.al approach to
memory tnlnlng.
He developed bls memory
training program alter hav-
ln( c11t11calty wttb bisltadtes
at the Uaherslty of Mla.ml,
flouoderfng lD hlJ classes
wlth C's and D's. He bit
upoo a mett.ld of remember.
tog ., S('ries of obtects by
visualizing them comlng to-
gether ln action. For ex-
ample, he pictun>d a tennis
racket hitting a mirror, a
book pasted on the mirror,
th£> book fallf.Dg onto a ndto,
the ndio placed on a wlodo••
sill, a pe-ananl hanging out-
s ide the window, the pennant
being ~~o·rapped a.round a pH-
low, the ptllo•· stuff~ into
.a. paJr of socks, the socks
tied around a T -sblrt, and
pen stuck ooto tbe T -shirt.
He discovered that he could
easily recall aU tbese ob-
jects, and In sfqueoc£>, ba.<'k.
wards as weU as forwards,
Later he devised a visual
key word syst~m. with each
number from I to 100 as·
socJated with a word, which
in tum· can be visualized
as a !amlliar object. Tbis
method ls pa_rt1~1arly help-
fill in remembertac a se~
quence of ltems in order,
such as the books of the
Bible or the names of the
U.S. presJ~s, along with
their vice-Pn>sldents.
He is able to Impress
his openi~ class with a teat
of memory by asklDg his
students to call out num.
bers, wblch he writes oa the
blacltboard, When be l8s as
many as 30 oombers oo the
board, he studies them for
a. few mtoutes, tbeo turns
bis back to the blacll:boa.rd
and calls oat the lltlmbers
in SeQU£>DCe, also In a sldp
sequence, and backWards.
Mr. Bornstein has dem-
onstrated hls memory s kills
on a DUmber of t£>levlsion
programs, tncluding the To-
n!«ht show t and the shows
ot Art Linkletter, steve Al-
l~ Vlrgbda Grabam and
Mike Douglas. H_e has con-
ducted memory tnining
semiDars i:)r sucb major
firma as J:Upes Alrtnft,
Pactud Bell and Lockheed
ud bas authored articles
tor leacllnc mapzloes.
of finances
AssembJymu Robert E.
Badbam has challellged his
Democrat oppooent, Mrs.
V ivlan Hall, to ):lin hlm in
maldt~~ run disclosure of
a.ll per!IIOIW flflanctaJ at~
fairs, tncllldlng income or
herself aDd her husband, and
tbelr dependerlt cttUdret~.
Mr, Bac!ba.m said be was
happy to comply wltb a re-
Qdest of Commoo C at~se that
at( CoocrnsioDal candidates
disclose the source ol all
Income and any printe ~al
estate or other holcHncs.
Mr. BadhJ.m, of N""J)Jrt
Beach. Is the Reptlbllean
nom.!nee in the 40th Con-
~tresstonal Distrtct.
The vetenn lf!ll&lator
disclosed bls own ftn:andal
r~rt for tbe year 1975
and, in addltlon, weot be-
yond tbe Common C•se re-
quest aod lnclbded lnforma-
Uoo not requested.
His report sbowed that
in the last calendar year,
he bad Income of $21,120
from bls Assembly salary,
another $1,410 in income
from a tamny trust aod $15
'1n interest. His wife, Anne,
who Is employed as a sa.Ies
clerk, earned a total of $1,-
461,8! da.l'irll the year, mak-
ing a total lAcome for tbto
Badbam Wnlly of$24,166.85
duri.clg the year .
Tbls was before deduc -
tions for state and federal
income taxes, state retire-
meat, health lnlunttce a!ld
Ufe iDsunace.
As a member of the Cali-
fornia Leglslature, where be
nas se"ed for fourteen
years, Mr. Bldllam a110 Is
eDtltled to per diem 61*lse5
of '$30 per day for every
day h£> Is requlred to be
any from home 1D Sacn·
mealo.
Ourlllc 19'75 the legl1la.tor
recetnd $5,5%0 m per diem
pa.ymeats.
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By JAN EY BEifLS
Ma Pelt-· •• ..... ...__t--... U Etti)WI Ill '!Dell ....._. to 1111Ye U.
..,.._ ' ... -"'7 _,,.. ..... 't; til 'tPtllll.lr OM or 1110n til tile eo. llle Ia prablbly telllllc all ._ w t:r1P • oak .. dDor --. n.re --...,_., _., ud tM IDib 1M .. w. Her ant .., wu ... -------~-au-rt. to Y1llt w lllll, Vt a wtdl ftl'tetJ • • • MMitpolat ,...._
Brace, tbla • to st. ~.ala. ..U.C ElaiDe oU PI'MIIP. _..._.,.., a tall drted GOfti ~ tmDerty ol Coroal del Mar. Mull-arr1111....t tbM•••O. llld 1-.-d tl'tpftlcllt
rille, T-.,. .,.. IMIIt, u.n eo reewfl'tad-to Su FI'UIC'Wco, liN' two: moTe were a.
tilll&» WWa t.rmer DDipldo Tenace....... baJicDc bullllt o1 ~pluts, )lwelly,
Soley ud Sam Deb. A qUet f1Jctlt to a lullrlou Wblte lax 11ln1 • . • aat llw-
118lllllld.l. Ud • to N• 0r1eus, wbeft ceMI.Ic tbe ~~ateJ bat. actonect wtt11 100
8bter .laa lllpa IDd t.elbiDd DID. wltb oae-dDllar.bllls1 No ODe Wlallc It woOl
tbe1r two boys, Mlltbew Ud Peter, were enr say ''doeJm't become me."
wlltJDc to J1bow ber ye-4l~rleaas IDd ID-Laeky •mber 6 at eacb table toot bome
trodace ber to LoatstaDa mamas! Maybe sbe the basket of fracraot wtatte, yellow IDd
wU1 briDe 10me Oft recipes borne wttb ber. taDcerlDe colored caroaUou tbat ceatered
• • • • • tile cold liDeDed table. I sat at 8erDadiDe
Yes, tan 1s bere aDd orpnluttms are UllmaD's table 'W'Ith sucb Idee people as
ceaiQc 1D c-.r lor meetiap, PJ'OI1UlB IDd lme Porter, Jaeqae Wblttle, wbom 1 badD't
P_.___ ,_._ .., -n"'---• seeD lor 80me Ume; Fran R)'der, B-.. ... ,..._ ••• ""._ &ernoe ..-~u~c ,..___ ..... ,
Aaoeiates bad tbelr first ret..qetber 1.ut ~. Fru ~r, Wbosedlugbterlsamoag
Tlllnctay at tbe uaaJ place lor tbeir Sep-tbose belllc awarded a oatloaal merltscbolar-
tember meet1oc ••• Vleet Malout"s Cameo ship to aoy coUece or ber cbo!ce ••• 4.1
Sbores bome. Vlccl barely made It bact is ber nerage; Emma Jane Riley, LJDD
fl'om HanU ID Ume but looldllc lovely, Rlrscb IDd Betty Porter • • • her dauglter .. h~""-·-.__ be Is tbat gorgeoas B. J. McAlister, w11o models .._._... ..., -~ . . . r ~emeot ID S F rile n.s Bill1.lbc tool an rucl.soo, Los Aageles, New York
U.wty this rfOIIP blS ooly muslcal pro-aod is DOW modellDg ID Parts ..• sbe rnma ... bat tbls time lt was a c!U!enst uses ber motber's famlly oame WbeD modeJ-
tiad of art. It coald, how~er, be 80Uc!ifted IDe.
mute • • • 80 DWIY of tbe mqniftceut Da.rt.Dg a bit ol table tqlptng, fouDd Helen
poreelaiD pieces exhfbltedbyRooMeCommoo Waddell's table (she's 1st Yice.prestdent of
aDd Jerry Vu Rueseo or Petrick's Gallery, the group). Her guests Included Fran Jones,
seemed to blYe a rbytbm. Wbo could loot Mary Alice Ayres, Betty Lang, WlnnleSbort,
at l'iCODden)p, the beauU.M borse of the Elberta Jooes, Olive Latham, Nancy ElUs
cUOQsel series, and DOt actually hear aod Helen's daughter, Virgtnt.a L®t. Mrs.
carouel mustc? Who could look at the Ellls woo the precious locket neckla~ coo-
beautttuJ madoona with the llttleblrdperched trtbuted by Helen. It wa.s tbe work or her
on her wrlllt and DOt hear ··Ave Marla" daugbter-ID-law, Ann Brittingham
• • • or see the study or Abtgall Adams, a Madonoa IDd chlld painted on porcelaln
mlD.Lster's daughter, wtre or Jobn Adams, and band set ln gold.
secood president or our United States, and Tbe prestdeot, Mrs. Leona.rd Jensen, wei-
DOt bear the ''DOt so musical" hymns of corned the guests, thanked aJl for their
that day • • • or bear the reading of he.r support, commended the members for tbeir
lnforrnattYe letters to ber lxlsband during work and introduced Mrs. George McG nth_
h1s 1oog abseace from hOme. So ln a way the aux:U.lary's first president (she 'InS dowo
tt was a musical program. from Santa Barbara). Presenting SlsterBer-
Several sales were made and 10 per Ullla, admtn1stratlve director or the Holy
ceot ol each was accorded to the Pbllbar-FamJly Counseling and Adoptions Se"tce,
mOllie rroqp. Plans •ere l.DDOUDced of the Ud case worker Cella Sumlnsld, M:s. Jensen
fall project. Amoog the guests lotroduced expressed apprectatioo for thelr guidance
wen Melissa DeSbuer, Fnnces Yattbes • • • Tbeo the sho'W was on!
Ud Mrs. James Feltoo. New member Debbie The n mp wa.s loog and high, so viewing
CDlbarelU bas already been put to work . • • WlS excellent, regardless or the table place-
Associate member DorothyAubertwaslntro-ment ••• and there were tableswall-to-wau,
daced. HosptWlty chairman Gretchen Moore front to back. Across the way gllmpsed
reYealed plans ror fllture meetings ••. most Margaret Fluor and daughter, Marnt Reed,
entbustastlc •omen are these! plus Marte Coorad. Also spotted Pat Allen,
• • • • •
Tbe 12th annual Peacock Alley fashion
Juocbeon, at the Sheraton Newport., lived up
to lts reputatioo and again proved successful
to the Holy FamUy Madreeltas Auxlll.ary,
wbtcb last year contributed $12,000 to the
Holy FamUy counseling and adoption service
in Oruge Cowty.
Betty Jones, Vlrgio.la Wright, Vlra Ller,
Evelyn Anderson, Olga Ems, and Charlene
Holloway, Fay Dldley, Evelyn Lowell, Marie
Bush, Glgt Fusselman and Sue Agajanian.
florunce Smales, commentating the fast
movtog show, described the styles for most
every occasion • • • culottes, pant sults,
both daytime and evening; day dresses and
evening gowns with furs to compliment any
ollt:fit. Hats and scanes were shown. One could scareely fall to recognue the
amount of effort elJ)eoded by the members .
Doris {Mrs. John) Lawson bas •orked so
loDe aDd bard ••• that sbe now bears the
UUe of comultant. Committee members ln-
ca..ded MmM. Mal cam Patten, Ernest Scanloo
(IDYita~). George Kent, (resernttoos),
Andrew t4ortbla.od (hostesses), Will Ward
(pobUclty), Earl Bannoo (doorprizes). Others
were Mmes. Henry Ullman, Robert Berry,
James DeLaney and Hube rt Rousselle,
(speclal dnwtngs); Frank Tbarin and Robert
Hucoct (programs); Elson Loc khart and
Aotbooy Tellcb (table prizes).
Seated by the ruoway and paying close
atteotloll were V1rg1nta Smithson, Frances
stanley. Mary Stephens, DeVere Wllllam-
son, MeUssa DeSbuer, sitting ID for her
mother, Gayna Harriman, who was anable
to atteod; more were Ylrgtnia Mayo, Fran-
coise Keelan<! a.od Gretchen Moore.
I would like to name everyone who was
tbere and tell you all the wtnners or the
many, many fabulous prizes ••• but do not
bave enough room. I can tell you that every-
one seemed to greatly enjoy the day • • •
so, maybe next year you'll be t here too!
01 llATllll
S.les &. s .. v~
\ 5«.-1!~31
Judaic courses at UCI
Students at UC lrrioe will
oow be able to take courses
Ln Hebrew, Jewish history
aDd Hewlsb pbllosopby, be-
cause of a joint Hebrew and
Judaic program inaugur-
ated in coojunctlon with the
University of Judaism 1n Los
Angeles.
Tbe program lsbelng coo-
ducted j>lntly witb the UCI
school of bumantties. WU-
Uam LWyman_ humanities
deaD, and Professor Howard
Lenbotf of the department of
developmental and cell bi-
ology and a leader in the
Jewish community ofOrange
County, took a prominent
role ln creating the program.
UC l"l.ne estimates that
360 students wUI enroll In
the 4 subject prognm durlng
the present school yea.r. In
at1<!Jtion toJ ewtsbphilosophy
and Jewish history, the
course includes elementuy
and advanced Hebrew.
GUIDANCE TESTING
IS Sl.:ATED AT OCC
Educatiooal, vocational
and guidance testing wUI be
offered Oct. 20, Nov. 16 and
Jan. 10, from 6 to 10 p.m ••
at Orange Coast College.
GROOMING
DOGS · CATS
The tests are for those
with educatlooaJ or voca-
tional problems. They cover
aptitude, abUlty, Interest and
persooallty and wtll be tol-
Jo•ed wlth an Interview and
counseling.
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ENJOYING tbe Peaoock Alley fash!on lancbeon of tbe
Roly Family Madrecitu AurUl.ary an, from left, Mrs.
Tbomu Riley, Mrs. Mervfll Portor anl1 l!rs. Clemeot
lUnch. (Jaaey Berls pboto.)
ALSO JOINI~G in the fu nd ralsmr Pven• for tt.e Hot~
Family c:ounselin~ and adopllon s~>rvtr e: ~rs. Janes
Porter, Mrs. Frank R) Jer anri ~! rs. J a qu~ Whittle.
Theater tours offered
Opener for
OC concerts
Tile cutala Will he n.1sed
........,, Oct. 9, -tM
11'76-77 ~-of
... Orace CCI8IIty PbtDiar-
aoalc SoeWy.
AU 10 caaeerts JllftSII!IIted
by ft)e SocJery will be a.eld
la 1M red-carpeted Sama
Au b1gb scbool ld!Driu m.
$ZO W. W a1Dat. bednnh"
at 8:30p.m.
Tbe opeofDc ~..unc will
begin witb a OODC~rt pre-
dew by the eml.oeat mu-
atoologl.st. Martin Bern-
belmer. at 5! SO and a
buffet supper at 6:30.
Tbe prcmew by Yr. Bern-
helmer, music critic of t.be
Los Angeles Tlm !S, will be
held i.D t.be Uttle Theater
lmmedi:at~}' adjacent to tbe
a.uditortum. The buffet will
be se"ed in tbe courtyard
garden artt, also atljaceot
to the auditorium .
Sidoe) Harth, as SOt late
conductor an1 ~oocort
m:LSter of the l os An~eles
Phil~rmomc, will "'ndn,.t
the cooct'rt, which m• tudes
the voices o! t~.e Irvme
M lSter Ch~ral~ 3.Dd tho
YOQ.Jlg soprano soloist. Pa .. -
ela Hlcks, and Zltd Caruo,
piano.
The program wr ludes
"Antardira" l' Ralpt.
Vau~bn WilJums, ( aotata
:\o. 50, • :\un 1st 1as H .. tl
und die Krart•·, Ba"'1: and
• C •10ra1e F ant as~·· t' B""'!-t-
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9 • 9 WEBCDAYS 0 9 • 7 SUMDAYS
J02l E . COAST HWY ., COlOMA DEL MAa
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Entertaentng Tues. thru Sat.
Guest Boat Sltps
:•o..,.· C¥n For ReservatiOns
~~on. thru Sur.. 640-5123
. • ~: ..
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A new series of cultu r J I
programs ls being lnau~r
ated by the Costa ~1esa t1e--
partmeot of leisure ,; .. r-
vices. These new proc ra" s
include a ·· storP fro11t
theatre tour,•· fpaturim> Fn-
day night excJrslons to r e
productions of smaller pr•>·
fessiooal theatr~>" in :1nr!
around Los Ang~les.
tur'"(! perforn.an• es will !JE.
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The first excursion i-.
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Oct. 1 --to the Los An,E>l1'5
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PU,BL IC NOTICE
FIC1TTIOCS BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEMENt
'l"be i)llow:bg perets are
dolllc basloess as: Mail
Order Pro<llcts. 1367 Garl-
l.llgi)rd, eo.ta Mesa, Ca.
9!626: BlaiDe K. stnttcm,
136'1 GarUI!(ford, Costa
Mesa, CL 92626; January
S. stratton, 136'7 Garll.Dg-
ford, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626.
a..-Jl)elker 1Flll be
Benaloe Mc::Geetu. rr.o.t
writer for baDdlelder Law-
reaoe W ea. Tbe tblrd book:
wbk:b sbe bas co-alltbored
witll Kr. Welt ts now orr
tbe press. Sbe is oow at
wort oo a fourth. ' .IIY
America, fOIU' Amert~:·
'COLORFUL WORDS'
PAINTED AT COM HI
There were appuentlr
some '•px~r winners" In the
wake of Frlcky nlght's an-
nllll Newport Harbor-Co-
rooa del Mar h1gb school
football gam~. A1ter New-
port •on 7-0, school of-
fleWs called pollee to re-
port tb.at m•!ssages, some
wltb dirty words. bad beeo
painted lD yellow paint lD 5
locatioos around COM high.
THE 1976-77 YEAR of the Lido Isle WomiD'I Cte wtU
be l.almebed Oct. 12 wttb a enlse m:.rd the Tit&. Wbleh
wUI sail at 11:15 a.m. from tbe clubhouse dock for a bey
eni.Je, rt!turnJ.nc to the clubhouse for a nooa 1-=cbeoll
aod f:ubion show. ''AncOOn; aweigh,'' say JDdy Fruco.
progn:m eha.Jrman. at left, and CQnnte Kotford, ReHrn·
lions may be made with Kathleen Hawldnson, 675-1131
or Ann Foreman, 675-7362. (Photo from tbe LldolsllDCier.~
MOTa. IN NEWPORT
ROBBED BY GUNMAN
A ruamu. toOt abollt $70
S .... mber 11, -bo roO-
bed tbe Plae Kaot Motel ID
West Newp>rt.
Herb Miller dies at 69 Manager Fruok Doran told
pollee a )'(llmC Wbite man,
about 5-11 and welgh!Dg
about 220, came Into the
motel at 6302 W. Coast Hwy.
at 11:43 p.m. and asked for
a room, He filled oot a
regl5tration car(!, said Mr.
Doran, paid for the room
and wtille lbe muager wu This basiDess is cooducted
by an lD:Hvtdual.
Signed' Blal!!e K. strattoo.
Thls st:atemeot 1fU filed
wttb tbe coaaty clerk of Or-
qe Coaoty Sept. !8, 1976.
Publl:sb: Sept. 30. Oct. 7.
14, 21, 1976, 1D the Newport
HutJor Ensf&n. F -6SOS1
The messages. using
''colorftll'' words, cootatned
such phnses as "Harbor
ntles." Cost of removing
the paint was estimated at
$100. '
Overnight Discount
Xerox "' Copies 3 4 No Minimum
IN BY J,OO P.M. ·OUT BY 8'00 ·A 11.
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<1301 BIRCH • SUITE 5 ·NEWPORT BEACH
751-1050
MON. • FRI. I· 5
(NEAR ORAJIGE COUNTY AIRPORT)
Herbert B. Miller, long-
tlme resident of Corona del
Mar bMore movl.Dg to I"lne•
died Saturday n1gbt at Hoag
hospital at the age of 69.
A memorta.l ser?ice was
beld Tuesday at Paelfte View
chapel, wlthtbe Re•. Eleanor
Jac kson of the Newport Har-
bor Church of RellgtousSc!
eoee om eta~. Music was.
pro•lded by 2 other mem~
bers of the church, organist
Betty Wooldridge and soloist
L1Dda Powell,
Mr. Miller. a native of
Lansing, Mlch., received an
engineering degr ee at Anti-
och college, IDdlana, and was
associated for 21 years in
Detroit with Standard Oil
Co, Later be was wtth Rust-
lick OU Co. for 6 years,
at the Anaheim plant, re-
tiring 2 years ago.
As a chemical engineer
with Standard o u. he be-
came an aut hority on cutting
oil formuLas for the air~
craft industry on the west
coast. He was a me·mber
of American Petroleum In-
dustry and the American So-
ciety of Manutaetur1ng En.
glneers. recet•ing many
30th .
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· making change, p~lled out
a blue steel automatic pis-
tol, palled back the bammer
and aimed H. at the victim.
, After gettiDg tbe money, be
backed out of the motel of-
fice and fled, pollee were
told.
REV. SUNE RICHARDS
WILL SPEAK TO BPW HERBERT OIILLER The Rev. Sune Richards,
awards from both of these author, lecturer, photog.
organizations. rapher, wUI be the guest
He was active In the Youth speaker at the meeting of
Center sports program whUe J.!t! Newport Ha~r Bust-
livlng In Corona del Mar ness and Protesslonal Wo~
and served as coach fo; men's Club at 7:30 p.m.
many years in the summer Thursday, Oct. 7, at tbe
baseball leagues. He was a Mesa Verde Country Club,
member of theBreaMasonlc Costa Mesa. Her topic for
Lodge the evening will be ''Women
n.e' Millers were Corona of the Bible.'' Tht> 1975.76
del u:u reslderd:s for l4 woman of aehie.eriiMt wUI
yearS aod moved 10 years be preseoted at this .meet-
ago to lrTtne. at 4438 Lance-log.
wood Way,
Herb Miller Is survived MAL94 PROMOTED
by his wife; Etbellyn; a
daughter, Jacqueline (Mrs .
ROOert) Flanegin, of Corona
Highlands; 4 grandehUdren,
Mike, Terry, Scott and
Mollie, and a sister . Mrs.
Lloyd Evans of Detroit, ·
The family says tllat In
lieu of nowen;, donations
may be made to the Hoag
medical library, •
Marine Corponl Timlthy
K. Malen. son of Mrs . VIr·
glnla M. Ma!eoofl741 Tustin
Ave" Costa Mesa, has been
promoted to his present rank
wilUe serving at the Marine
Corp-s Air station. El Toro,
Santa Ana. He j)ined the
Marine Corps tn Marett.
1975.
Don Estey is dead at 61
Dooald Estey, 61, former
Balboa Island resident, ln-
ternatlooally known broad·
east advertising e,;ecutlve.
died Sunday morntng In his
Laguna Beach home,
He and partner Daniel
Hoover formed Estey-
Hoonr Advertising 1n New-
port Beach 2 years ago,
PrlOJ: to returning to his
native Southern Callfornla,
Doo was a partner in Marken
FUms Ltd. in Hamburg, Ger -
. many, and had been manag.
tog director for N. Lee Lacey
& Associates, Ud. In Lon-
doo.. He formerly was gen-
eral sales manager of Radio
Statioo KWIZ 1n Santa Ana, Vlstbtlan bDI:n at Pldtle
A graduate ofUC..SantaBar-View mortary here are
bara, he also had o'Utled hls • from 4 lo 9 p.m, Fridat.
own Hollywood productloo Faoeral ..mees ansebed-
eompany and a talent ageot llcd tDr 11 Lm. SGrdl.t.
pacb.gtog such productloDa
u tbe Luctlle Ball and Jackie
Gleason shows.
He deslgoed aDd was tbe
first reneral ebalrmaa ol
tbe Intenatlooal Broadcast-
ing Awards, spouorwd bt
the flollywood Radio ad
Tele't'lsloo Society,
He wu a 't'lce..prestdlllt
of tbe HollJWQOd NpY
Lnrae. member ol tbu Plb-llc nlat}oaa commlltet tor
lbe Boy -. ... "' 1157
'U'Cil the YIICA gold award,
llr. Estey Is •ntftd bf
b1s wife, Pot, otB-le-
land; s ..... ~ lol!!t, .., Darut, an ot _...,.
Betetl; IDd z wpa ...
-of s. , ..... _
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PUIUSH£0 IEULY -PAGE 5
NEWPORT
OORSOAY, Sf:Pl. , 76
CORONA DELMA , CAL
HARBOR
KIWANIS FOUNDATION
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE
"'" s .... " SERIES 1976 . 1977
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
2701 f:AIRVIEW ROAD, COSTA MESA
Class hears TV debates BOARD MEMBERS of tbe Ballet Molltma.rtre of Nnport
Beacb are plctlll'ed bere, staDdlDg. Left to ~. Beleo
Terry, 41rector; Donna Wilson, 'flce..presideot a.od sec-
retary; Mrs. Pall Dunham, prestdeat; .. rs. Lreoa Mart.
utistic director, and Katherine Bushard, director; seated,
Mary Clumeck. treasurer and general chairman for tbe
ftrst a.oooal benefit ut exhlbihoa and auction. This
HERE&THERE
FINE GIFIS AND DIXXHUJWE .4lXDSOIIES
e RUSSIAN LACQUER BOXES e POLISH HANDWOVEN WALL HANGINGS e BRONZE WIND BELLS e CARVED BOXES WITH BRASS INLAY e JEWELRY, STONE CARVINGS, ETC.
CALL MOUY OUI OMCIItUI I=~ I ''M BRING OUR STQ!f£ TO YOU" •
2711IAIT COMJ ....WAT e IUift Mt
CIOIOeM-MAl e 61J..11a
Class meetillgs or J~mes
Boose•ett's UC Irvine el-
teDaioo class, ''Tbe maldng
GEM
TALK
J. ( . II 14m p;. r1, ", u lo r~ "'
sto r, at U!:! I \ eu p r,rl
R lr d. f, a ~ h t' t'" a ( ,, ~ 1 a
'14 f'sa landmark fcJt '"'"•
than !') \ ;•a r ~. r ~ art
autJ.u rrl\ '"' ~· m ' an d
ll'll d r\. .-. ONE AND ONLY"
Having the ''one and
only" or anything in the
world -whether it's the
smallest midget in a stde-
sbow, or the biggest dia-
mood on a peodant -is
always an attention-getter.
Stories about some or the
world's most sought-after
gemstones are almost as
bizarre as some or P. T.
Barnum's oldballyboo. And
the pubUcltyreapedbypeo-
ple wbo own famous stones
would make old P. T. proud.
. DIRECT IMPORTS
CONTEMPORARY FURNITURE
Crystal -China -Bridal registry
HEW ADDRESS
ln 1848, tor eumple,
Charles Tlmuly rislted
France -and walked right
tnto the mtddle ora revolu-
tion. French aristocrats
were lllllOI.dl.DC tbelr jew-
els. Tlftuy boiiPL <Wer-
Dlght., the preacllltll* blm
''tbe cbnaond 1dDc or tbe
world," and bls name bas
been a household word
s!Dee.
Ell%abetb Taylor's de-
sire lor a 69.42 cant dia-
mood peodaot droYe the
price of tbe stooe to over
$1 mlll.loo, and got ber
reams of publicity. The
stone was catalogued at
half that, but Cartier's of
New York wanted it, too.
Tbe biclc11Dg war eodedwlth
the stooe decorating Miss
Taylor's cleavage • . •
wblch sbows that the "one
and ooly' • game can be
pretty expensive.
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DOLLARS AND SENSE
IDEA FOR THE CITY
The clty of Costa Mesa IDd the
Costa Mesa County Water Dtstrlct
hue been sort of grabbloc each
other's nlves a lot lately o•er
the Issue of whether the city sbould
ab10rb the water district. Well,
regardless of bow that arpment
comt8 oat, I tblDt the water dtstrtct
people ban set one excellent ex-
ample that City Hall sboUid follow:
They ban decided to leue oat
some cUitrtct..oned property In
order to raise mooey l:lr water
semce tmproYemeots. TbeJ ftpre .
tbe lease at 4.S ~cres at tbe DDrtb-
weat comer at Red Bill aDd Brtftll
wW briDe tn lbcM $9 miDloo ewer
a 50-year period.
Now • lt )&It "'RM"' tblt the
eltJ of c.a Mea owns aboat 9 ·
a cres of 1aDd )lit aortb of tbe
San oteco F,.....y aDd tmmedlatelJ
wut of Uartor 81Yd. a• • slctblc
tbere dotle aNo~atety uotbJae. Not
eYeD OD tbe tas rolls.
Wby coaldll't,. tJDdatoodl-
tor tbl.l pnputy. _. lilt tbe cttJ
r.U. •• IDClOaM trom I. It
w.ld be .. ftY of ..... tbl wrdell of u.elocal tupQW. WIIID •• r.tUDc pnttJ tlnd of .,....
stuck wttb au of the city's bills.
That area would make an excellent
sports complex or even an athletic
club. It's right on the edge or a
major 1Dclutr1al are~ wbere they
wCMild bue plenty of bullt-ln cus-
tomers. A tennis centerwoaldprob-
ably do a boominC business there,
aad 1 proper leue would ensur e
tbe cJty tr.uury of reapt.oc qutte
I btoeftt.
Tbe law says all the cJty bas to
do Is ban 80me probable fUture
ue tor tbe laDd, after the 1q.
term 1... uplns. How &boat a
put or pfcaic uea?
A few yean aco. city ball ta.lbd
ltM1f eMit of astac tblt 9 ~cre~
to man ...U woald bue been u
ucell.t buiDeu deal for COlt&
Mea. Let's claa't let uy more lood
QIIIIOitalti ...... 111 by.
BW St. Clal.r
• • •
Bill St.Ciair Pioneer ~a·arb_ers
2M MI!W,ORT I~VD .-MIAR WILSOM··-COSTA MISA ..........
or a presldeat, 19'76.'' for-
tuitoasly r:oiDclde wttb all
the scbedaled presideatW
debates and Mr. BooseYelt
ezpects Lively dtSCilssloos
or tbe tssues.
The class watched the first
TV debate together at their
first meeting but asked for
time for reOectton before
discussing it at tbe next
session.
The timely class meets
on Thursday evenings from
7 to 10 p.m., through Dec.
16, in room 17t, computer
science building 011 tbe cam-
pus. It ls still open for
enrollment.
Mr. Roosevelt, who lives
in tbe Spyglass Hill uea or
Corona del Mar, promises
behind the scenes analyses
and discussion of the tmpU-
catloos of the electlon tn
domestic and international
a!fairs. Representatives of
both candidates will be oo
hand to participate in a ~
clal panel discussion Oct. 28.
. event wUl be held Friday, Oct. 15, in tbe maio dining
room at the Balboa Bay Club. A champagne reception
daring the exhtbttion will start at 6:30 p.m., precedfng
tbe 8 p.m. auction. Reservatioos may be made with
Mary Clumeck. 646-7644, or Donna Wilson, 544-4304.
Travel talks at OCC
OCC lecturer Lloyd Mason
Smith wUl discuss his
travels to some of the
world's most ezotic spots
in a 4..part tree lecture
series on Friday evenings,
begion1ng Oct. 1, from 7:30
to 9:30 p.m. in the OCC
science ball.
Mr. Smith, who has been
an OCC biology professor
since 1956, wil! present
''Ancient and Roman Bn-
tain" this Friday. He will
discuss the Celts, Druids,
Stonehenge, Hadrta.n's Wall,
Fishbourne Palace with Its
mosai~s and garden, the
Roman Legion, and the wor-
ship of the Mttras.
Pictographs and petro-
glyphs around tbe world will
be featured on Oct. 8. Tbe
lecture will focus on the
cave paintings at Altamira
anrl Lascaux, the Coso Moun-
tain portraits of bighorn
<;t.eep, South Africa's Bush-
man palotings, Pueblo Kin
·~·all paintings, Australian
rock art, and the TassiU
fr escoes of the Sahara.
•· Tbe story or Coral
Reefs" is the title of the
DR. TED WALK ER
SEA AND SHORE OF BAJA
Friday, Oct. 8 1976
Dr. Ted Walker takes us to tlll.> Sr>:1 anrl Shore
of Baja California. to show us m4Il:. !asr tn 11mg
and heretofore unknown aspe<'ts ol llalS untqu~
region. We see tbe migration of thP ... dlHo:-nia
gray whale, and creatures of the f ~clfi(' an j tt P
Gulf of Callfornla, the fabl~ S..a of Con .. r v.·Q
cover the peninsula by land 3J•rl a1r, Uo rtsh1ng,
farming, mining and cattle industr P<. nf''A' rnol-
tbermal energy facilltles, and • nc;• ~r ot•1~>r
interesting features.
Dr. W..alker ns born in Gr.-at i al '· Mont una.
k I Oct. 15 lecture. He wtll de-Bcyc See S to t scribe how reefs are formed en and will show slides of the
Durillc World War ll he serv~>:i as a .:un~a"r)
ottlcer aboard a destroyer in th• Pa lrt . ! u~r
reeelriD& hls Ph.D. at the Vniverslt~ of \.\ 1' ons.n,
he jolned the National Park Servl~". At r ~l rtllo
Natioaa.l Monument in San DieJro . " fount1~ tt e
first whale observatory on ti'Je \lc est r ro st. cor
21 years be was associated with ~ ~PP" lrctllu•r•
of Oceanography as a marine b1oi<X'1st spf 13.1 ?.WI!
ln sensory orientations in flsl., and t! , ~IJ~\ M
the Callfornt.a gray whale. He has t,ee:~ a t£-< l~!
consultant to Jaques Cousteau aJlj olht~r r • X·
plorers and !Urn makers.
Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Club wm unvel1 ''Bahia
Showcase'' at 8 p.m. thls
Friday, Oct. 1, in conjunc-
New courses
considered
Addittooal adult education
courses iD cb1ldblrth pre-
paration, baste photogtapby,
career educatioo for adults,
health and good looks and
music apprectatioo by the
Newport-Mesa unified
school district were to be
considered by tbe boal'd or
education at a 5 p.m. meet-
ing yesterday, Wednesday,
in tbe district annex con-
ference room at 1601 16th
St., Newport Heigbts.
Tbe course in cblldblrth
preparation was requested
by a local doctor to meet
tbe needs of couples in Co-
sta Mesa and Newport,
Fay Harbison told the board
members. Tbe photography
course would use tbe lab
at Costa Mesa hlgb school
to ha.Ddle the overflow of
adults from tbe Orange <loast
College class.
Career education for
ada.lts lt'OUld first sene adult
IMocblnese refUgees at-
tempti.Qg to increase tbelr
chances for tlDd.1Dg plntu.!
employment. Bealtb and good
looks ts a course requested
to meet the spec.l.flc needs
of senior citizens, aloog with
additional music apprecla-
tlon courses.
tlon wltlt dinner being ser _ tossU reefs of the Galapagos
ved durlng the ''talent night" Is lands and tbe Uvtng reefs
show. of Australi.a, New Guinea,
• • All types or young talent Moor ea, Ball, f'l ji, and New
will be encourages to per-Caledonia.
form," producer Tom Glea-Animal behavior w1U be
son says, ''including Slflt-examined in tbe f1nallecture
ers, dancers, comedlans and on Oct. 22. Mr. Smith wlll
eomedieMes, musicians, cllscuss the grunion, army
and vartety artists .• , ant, lemming, gorilla, soU-
Assist~ in arranging the t.ary bulltiDg wasp and
cteta1ls Is Mrs. James Otto. Stickleback fish.
All taleot most be 18 years
or older a.odw1llbesereened I STUDENTS TO ATTEND
and selected byMr.Gleason, BOARD CONFERENCE
wbo may be reacbed at . , BCYC, 1601 Bayside Drive, four of Newport-Mesas
Corona del Mar, phone 673_ student representatives to
4382 the Board of Educatioo wUI
• be attending the spedal ses-
LOCAL ~INNERS AT sion for student reps at the
C allfornla School Boards l. A. COUNTY F Al R Association's southern
The Los ~eles County counties conference this
Fair, which continues Friday, Oct. 1, at the Mar-
through Oct. 3 at the Pomona rlott Hotel, Newport Beach.
Fairgrounds, reports the The students are Katy Powis,
following Harbor Area wln-Estancia; TlnaRedner,New-
ners: port Harbor; DavtdSklanslcy,
• Robert V. Staats, 10 Corona del Mar, and Allee
Harbor Island, a gold medal w ertz., Costa Mesa high
for 2 color slides, ''Hungry school.
Argiope" and '• Wings over
tbe crest.''
• Betsy Sikora, 1221 Sur~
Uoe Way, Harbor View HL!ls,
blue ribbon Ln thP Junior
Fair tor waU hanging
stitchery.
•••
"It'~ not 'n rnu h h''"'
hu'>y ynu .sr~ hur v. h'
pnu~ed fnt mn't.~uar • "
swatttd '"
Mant' ()'( un nor
ADULT AD~ISSION AT DOOR S2 SO
STUDENT ADMISSION AT DOOR • S 1 00
SEASOH Tl CK ET S
(Good for any six odrn i ss1 on s)
ADULT .. Sl2.SO STUDENI . S .u
AVAILABLE AT:
Available from ~rt Hamor KiwanLs oumtatton;
Bo1 150i, Newport Beach, 92663, 046-2\Gl ar an~
member of the Newport Ha.rbor Riw-.. ru.s I...I'J,. losu
.. esa KJwan.ls Club, or Newpon Centt,:-'f-wa"' s 1 b.
MARINERS CHU RCH
NOW IH OlJR HEW BUILDING
1000 BISON, .<\T JAMBORE E, \E..\ PI .., P. "' I
TE LEPHONE. 640-CnH
THE TEACHING IS CENTERED 0~ JL l'S C HH'f:
AND THE BffiLE. WITH E MPHASIS·)~ PRAC'ih '!.I
CHRISTIAN UVL~G. ALL AGE,:, A~E WEl t\!E.
Coull6ellng and visili.nt; av:ulat.l.
SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00-9:30 -11;
Theatre trek Friday
Members and guests of
tbe Musical Theatre GuUd
of Newport Beacb w1ll make
their seml-an.mal dinner-
theatre trek to Sebastian's
West tn San Clemente this
Frlay, Oct. 1.
Tbe prcxllctioa ls "Sootb
Pacutc." Ill teeptnc wltb
tbe tbeme, nuamU1lSand Ra-
wlliaD sb1rts will be tbe
uallorm for tbe evenlDc, ac-
col'dlllc to Mrs. Rod Lip-
pold. cbairman.
ReserntiGDs are bellac
J' o ._ .. I~ •
handled by Mrs. James
Brooks, 33'7 E. Bay Front
Balboa Island, pbooe 675~
5985. There wUI be no-host
coctta.Us at 6:30 p.m., buffet
din.Der at 7:30 and the show
at 9:10.
BECKMAN HEADS
HOAG CAMPAIGN
Dr. Arnold Beckman.
toaDder of Beckman lnst:ro-
meats, Fullerton, and mem-
ber ot the board ofdtrf'Ctors
at Boac Hospttal Cor the
,.a 5 years. has been se-
l«ted u cha.irma.o or the
laollpUal•a aruaaal gtring
ca~~q~aJp., a campalp de-
atllted to flmd equipment and
p.ro)ecb oa the ~Ual's
priorttJel u.t.
t>r. Beetman. a r .. tdeat
ot -.on cwra. ls a put =--of tbe Callfonla C.....,_r ofCommerce
_. ot tiM 1M Aaceles
CMrter of Commerce and
... ......S fDr maay years
u 4llnctor ot tbe S.CUrtty P8atk ,........, Baal.
I I ana C ....... Edl.loa. c L I I 0 I Al.rlJM&. Sb.o.
ltMrd ~ llltltlte lD4
till 0 k•Dtlle Clllb of
I 7 11'10 CIIUIDnta.
?:ke opening of
the Other Store
of
710 8. Balboa Blvd.,
IJalboa
OH
1ritlag, Octo/Jer I , 1976
Bucs win, face
Long Beach CC
llllc -· -n-. • ,__ ll'om Loo Amtcoo
Htcb. was eredlted wttb 11
tackles. hcker, a IIQIIbo-
more h'om Coroaa del Mar,
had IS. Soddleboet miJIOCOd
only 85 yards oo the (I'OIInd
and 68 1n tbe air.
St.roag saltty Tom Escu-
cep tamed lA 16 taelr.les
a.od badOilefbmblerecoYery.
Cornerbaelr.s Ttm Hicks and
Roo Lamertoa.a.odtreesare.
ty Chris Han comblned for
15 taclr.les. Lamerton broke
up 3 enemy aertals.
. .._.,. ......... . . . . . ·.•. .. ... ~ . .. ......... .
Locals to launch
league battles
._. play -tiU weetenc~ lbr 3 ot the Rtft)or
Area's 4 football teams. Wttb
oalJ 2 noo-leacve prnesbe-
bJDd them, Ollly Costa Mesa
1s unbeaten a.moog tbe local .......
Corona del Mar and Costa
Ml!sa play t betr ftrst games
Friday nlgtl.t lo the South
Coast League, with CDM
bosUng University blgb of
lrvloe at Da•ldson Field
here, and Costa Mesa ln-
n ding Laguna Beach,
14-14 lie -..... y -· .. Tbad Tf'OI*; tu1 blck a kick
NEIPORT HARBOR &!SIGN
PIJil.ISiiEO WEEKLY -PAGE &
niURSOAY, SEPT. Jl, l-'76
CORONA II£L liAR, CAL
2·fav~s lose out
Tbt ola(llc of tile IIAal
tptedway motorc)'cle u-U.OI e...,.._lp qu~~~y .
lAC ~ last Friday 111c11t
at Costa Mesa Speed"W&J
meut bottl IQOd news aDd
bad oews tor the 2,200 spec-
tators who tuned out tmder
cloudy skies.
....... wW Ill<-... lol-
""'"" rl4tm I) Ill .. But (dal-......... ~ Z)
Bnco -.; I) lltbb Ftr-
'ell; 4) ltlf Sootoo; 5).,_
Sc.ttn.rtl; &) a..e Natter;
7) BUI Coclr, 8) A.luCbrlal·
laD; 9) llut Cbtrry; 10)
Rick Wooda; 11) ROll Pres-
• ton; 1Z) Latl'f Sbaw; U)
Soou>y Marter; 1 4) Randy
Mush; 15) Soott Slndge;
16) Jln1 Ftstlbl.ck.
Rese"es are Geae Woods
and Steve Colambo.
S..tlllc to OO"''IIelt llloo
noo...«<Gferenee campa.lp
wUb a wtnDinc record. Or-
uce Coast CoUeee's root ~
ball team meets a powerful
LongBeaehCitJCollereclub
at 7:SO p.m. tbts Saturday
at Veteran's Stadium 1o Loa.g
·Beach. Dlelr. Tucker's Pir-
ates enter the contest wtttt
a 2-1 'record. The game Is
the final non-conference test
of the year for the Bucs.
They open South Coast Coo-
terence warfare on Oct. 16
at Sara Diego Mesa College.
The Pirates picked up
their 2nd victory of the sea-
soo last Satu rday night, but-
r.l..og Saddlet.c.t College 26-
o. It marked the ft.rst time
the 2 Orange County rivals
han ever met on the grid-
Iron.
Tucker ns pl-.sed with
the pertormaace of place
kicker Scott Lohman, The
freshman · trom Newport
Ha.rbor bigtl booted the 2
Deld goals for tbe Plrates.
Hls l..ouiest wua44-yarder,
just one yard shy or tbeOCC
record. His other 3..p>tnter
was good from 30 yards ouL
He is 3 for 4 to the field
goal department this seasoo
aDd ls averaging better than
56 yards per lr.tckofJ.
ENSIGN BOOKS •• Four tamdred books
Estancia, which remains
La the Century League UDder
the countyw!de releagulng,
Jtbys Foothl.ll of Tustin at
Orange Coast College In an-
other Friday night gam~.
80 yanta II too-•lA-
.... to pill llle -"-
Tile y._. played lA bid
lock aU -. plaped by
Lojlrles, a kef plaJU e)ec.
tioa a.od bad .apa from
center oo edn pollll trtes
aDd a fteld goal attempt.
But, Tropea's run came ot1 a
free klck after a bad ceoter
soap cost FoothUI a !..point
saf~y with 5:45 rematldag.
Qu.rtertlrack D..,e lhUica
a.Qd runal.nc back DaD Oud-
dridfe led the Maslq of.
teose.
tlle good news was tbat
Smathem California fans
would see perennW crowd
tuortte Soany Nutter and
Jim (tbe Animal) Flsbbsck
tn action at the Na.Uouls
on Oct. 16. The bad news
w':ls lhd popular Billy Gray
a.nd Danny (Berr.erlco)
Becker did not make the
field.
TbiB Frldaylii&1JI, Oet. I,
Costa Mea. Speedway holds
tbe Ooal replar n ee of
the seasoa, bostlac the best
pairs ct..mploostl1p. The top
2 team riders from each of
tt1e 5 Southern Callfornla
teams will meet to deter mine
the best pair.
l.Dd famou Americans went to Horace middle
school from tbe Costa Mesa brancb or Downey Sntngs
and Loaa. Asan., S60 E. 17th st., thls weelr.. Pictured,
left to l1(bt. "With some of the boolr.s are Mal Durkee,
studellt body presldeot at Ensign; Patrick J. McCabe,
bnnch manager for DoWDeJ, and Carolyn Jlllson, sec-
'etary or tbe sllldeol body. (Ensign-.)
Tonight, Sept. 30, New-
port Harbor's Sailors, stlU
in the Stonset League, play·
a non-league game against
former Sunset opponent,
Loara, at Davidson Field.
Costa Mesa now has a win
and a tte 1n the young sea-
soo,
Estancia's Eagles evened
their season record at 1-1
Saturday night, with a 14-6
•In over Rancho Alamttos.
Quarterback Dave Jeranko •
tossed 2 touchdown passes
to Mike Camp, and the Eagle
defense held Rancho Ala-
mitos to j.lst 5 first downs.
Gray ensiled ln 3 of b1s
5 rides F rldtJ night and
finished last in tbe other 2.
Bec.t er, riding 2 di.tferent
borrowed motorcycles,
could only m'Jnage to score
4 potm.s. OCC's defense bad a hand
1n all 3 Pirate touchdowns
and the 2 OCC field goals.
The first Held goal came
after a strong Pirate rush
bad caused a 16-yard Sad-
dleback punt. The second
was chalked up following a
tu mble recov ery. OCC 's
first TO came when outside
lfhebacker Frank Landri
bloc ked a punt and picked
It up In the end zooe. The
two scoring drives followed
fu mble r ecover ies.
C.M. APT. UNITS OK'D AU ki ckoffs are at 8 p.m.
Last weekend, Newport
Harbor extended Its record
to 11 ·3 over Corona del
M;ar, winning tile annual
cross..Uay rivalry 7 .o in a
F"rtaay night game at 0-:--
ange Coast College stadium.
With the top 10 scoring
riders alrudy seeded in,
the 1976 Unttec:lstatesSpeed.-
CALL 6 73 -0SSO
FOR A SUBSCRIPTION
TO THE ENSICN • • • •
Linebackers Rhett Tucker
and Dave Morrison had out-
standing eveni11gs for the
Bucs. They clogged the mid-
dle, effecUvely putting the
brakes to Saddleback's run-
Pri mo ~y Grodu K· 2
6•6-•334
... Dedicated Christian
Teacher s
... Small classes-indiv-
idual instruction
.... Phonetic approach to
reading -tl Beginning Spanish '"
metric -tr Reasonable tuition
CHI LD CARE BEFORE.
AND AFtER SC HOOL -Maple A
OCC came out of the Sad-
dlebad contest In g9Qd phy-
s ical condition with one ma-
jor exception. Starting quar-
terback Gary Guisness went
down with a knee In )I ry in
the second quarter and may
be lost for the remainder or
the year.
This Saturday night
Tucker wlll start either Jim
Conley, a sophOmore trans-
fer from Cerrltos College,
or sophomore Mike 0 '-
Loughlln from University
Higb. Both tossed touchdown
passes last weekend against
Saddleback.
Conley completed 4 of t 0
passes for 50 yards and
rushed for 30 mort> on 10
carries. O'Loughlln com;:~le.
ted 3 of 4 tor 19 yuds and
rushed for an additional 11
on just 2 carries.
CADET DA VI D UNGER 1
IS GIVEN PROM OTI ON
Cadet David M. Unger,
son of Mrs. Beryll E. Unge r
of 1709 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Central Newport, has been
promoted to the rank of cadet
master sergeant at the u.s.
Air Force Academy, Colo-
rado .
Cadet Unger, a member
or the class of 1978, has
also been appoi.Dtl!d • group
logistics sergeant. AsstgD·
ment to ttds position wt.U
provide job and leadership
u:perlence . The adet Is a
1974 graduate of Newport
Harbor schoOl.
SINCE 1949
D ~PA.ftTM~NT
0Pf'n 9: JO A .. ~. to fo:OO P.M. Daily
Closrd Svruit~p
COSTA
More apa..rtmeot units ln
Costa Mesa received ap~
proval of the Costa Mesa
Planning CommlssiOll M>n.
day night, along with 2 war e-
house projects, a youth busi-
ness service program and
street extensions.
A 24-unit apartment com.
plex at 326-336 Victoria st.
was approved for Jolln Wte.
lenga, Anaheim, requiring
a class A fire hydrant at
VIctoria st. and Doctor's
Circle.
Alan L. Adams, Encino,
W')n approval of a condi-
tional use per mit to con-
struct 12 apartm~t unlts
at 2035 Pomooa Ave., re-
qulrtng a class A nre
hydnnt on Pomona Ave. with
a dry standpipe system in
the project or a elass A
tire hydrant near the rear
of the property at sterling
St., where It makes a right
tum to Pomona.
Approval went for Youth
J.O.B.S. (Junior Operated
Business Services) program
to allow repair of discarded
Items for resale and to al.
low occasiona.l group coun.
seUng at 1001 w. 17th St.
The request came from
FamUy O.?Velopment Pro-
gram Inc., Laguna Beach.
At present repaired items
are sold at the swap m~t.
but lbe zroup would Uke to
open a thrift store, a SJX)kes-
woman expla.Jned.
Boatswain's Loc ker Inc.,
2431 W. Coast H.vy., New.
port Beach, received ap-
proval for a 8,899 square-
toot warehouse at 931 W.
18th st., to include 27 park~
lng spaces.
A ~otal of 44,000 square~
feet of storage garages ln
several buildings with of-
flee and m.:mager 's apart.
ment was approved for Rob-
ert Abernethy, Los Angeles.
The project will be on the
west side of the Corona del
Mar freeway, north of Bear
St. and St. Clair st. Land-
scaping details facing Bear
St. for the drew the
CALL FOR RECORD SAVINGS
ON REMAINING 1976 MODELS.
STILL A BIG SELECTION
AT NEVER-AGAIN PRICES!
'72 AUDI 100LS 4 DR .
Automatic tnnsm~lon
Factory Air Condltloning
Radio $1999
39736
'74 VOLVO 1.45
Station Wagon
Automatic transmission
IAcgage Rack
Fuelln)ecttoo.
Faclol')' "''-Radio $4499
?WEQ Plus Tu It
'75 FORD ELITE
'73 CHEV. 3 /4 T. PU
4 WHEEL DRIVE
'75 Ptrrta Valleyi0-1/2 oelf .-1 ...
VI • aoto. !rOM •• l'letol')' aU $
lfii(GF n4lo
V8 • AutomaUc tnnsmlssion
-EzceUent condition • .$1999
'74 XR7
vs -uto.tnu. -PS 41 P Disc brakes
R & H • WSW -T clau ~ wheel ars.
p .. 11100'0. -Lanclau too $4399
74SLFS Plus Tu 6
most attention from the plan-
ners.
Eztension of Newhall St.
between Whittier Ave. and
Mon.rovt.a Ave., w. 16th St.
and W, 17th St., was ap-
proved. Extens ion of Village
Way between College Ave.
and Pinecreek Do:-. also Was
approved.
ONLY $5 A YEA II ••Y
Paul Diehl, president or
the No rth Costa Mesa Home.
owner s Assn., urged plan-
ners to rezone from agri •
cultural to R-1 residential
the remaining portions or
agtf.cultura.l land near
Greeobrook St. and Bear St.
The general plan calls for
m'!dium density. Chairman
C. C. Clarke said it would
be better for the commis -
sion to study the Issue when
d~velopers cam•? in as the
statf was busy with ot he r
studies at this time.
The Sailor df.'olense staved
off 2 Sea King touchdown
drives in the closing minutes
to prese rve t he win. The
Sll.ilors h.ad scored tile first
ti me they had th e ball, with
qua rt erb:u.:k Craig Lyons
rarrying tl1e fina l 6 ya rds
of a 70-yard drive. Au t, the
r~>st or the game was what
fans expe<'let1 • spUttering
offenses and st rong defense.
Each team has scored o:tly
o:-ee touchdown in its first
8 qua rters this season.
538 CENTER STREET · COSTA MESA • 646-1919·
WarmuP. Suits
13 .95 -24.95 -29.95 -36.95 -39.95
The Sailor defense had
already stopped COM inside
lho> 10 ea rlier in the game,
bu t their big test came In
thE' <'losing moment s. Q•Jar-
terba <"k !.icott Mer ry directed
a :o;ea King attack that car~
riM 73 yards to the :-l"e.,·-
port 7. There, the Newport
defense held for 4 dov.·ns,
taking over the ha ll 11.'lth
less tha n 2 minuT es left.
Bui , on the next pla y, thE'
Sa.~lors fil mhled and COM
got l nother shot, again With
first and goa l from I he 7.
T""':l running plays rot rlown
to the 3, then a deflected
pass brought up 4th and
~oal. In an apparent broken
pia}, ~!erq· bum;te(l into one
at his running backs and
tumhled on the last play or
t11e gam"!. ~<!wport took. ov er
with 19 seconds left and
let the d oc k run out. Both
!elms are now 1-1 on the
season.
Sweat Shirts & Sweat Pants
Commissioners held up
for 2 weeks a zone exception
per mit request from the Real
Estater, 1700Newporl Bivd.,
for variance from sign ordi-
nance to allow const ru ction
or 47-1/2 and -42 square-
root wall signs whe re J7 -1/2
and 17 SQuare-foot signs are
permitted ln the C-1 wne
at that address .
Baseball Mitts t-~
Baseball Shoes ~
· Hooded Sweat Shirts
Colored "T" Shi r ts & Sho r ts
Soccer Shoes Soccer Bails Basketballs Richard Nabers, Nabers
Cadillac loc., 2600 !!arbor
Bl vd., received ratlflcatlon
tor permission to divide
property Into 3 par eels be ~
tween 1401 and 1477 Baker
Sl.
Volley Balls & Nets
Bryan Cook, Huntington
a variance In parking to al-
low a bUllard bus iness in an
existing s hopptog center in
a C-1 zone at 84l.B w.
19th St.
Tennis Rackets
Racquetball Racquets
Costa ~·I psa 's Mustangs,
unr1erdogs ag::inst FoothUI,
fought th e T .astln tea.m t.o a
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
HI GH WAY GROOVING
PROJEC TS OKAYED
Meetlng In Pasadena last
week, the California High -
way Commis sion voted
$255,000 to groove about 6.5
m~es of Orange County free-
ways.
About one m~le of the
Garden Grove Freeway (Rte.
22) wUI be grooved between
Main Street and Cambr idge
St reet; j.lst over 5 miles or
the l~ewport freeway (Rte.
55) wUI be grooved between
Its Interchange with the San
Diego Freeway (1 -405) and
4th Street in Costa M es;~.
Grooving pavement s in-
c rease skid resistance of
concrete p.avem ~nls In "''et
weather . LOUIS F, HEILIG of frvlne,
COMEDY NIGHT CLUB vice pl'<!sldent ,.d generu
1 manager or Ford Aeroou-
WI LL OP EN OCT. 14TH l tronlc Division at Ne-wport
The Laff Stop, Orange Bea ch, has been elected
County's first all-comedy preshl~nt of the Greater Los
night club, wlll open Oct. 14 Angeles Chapter of the As-
at tbe com er of Brtstu: St. soclatlon of the U.S. Army
and Birch St., near the Or -(AUSA), for 1976-77. AUSA
ange County Airport. Is a private, oonprortt ed-
The night club will provide ucational organization whi ch
a showcase for well known is interested ln aU aspects
• MISCELL ANE OUS
PRESCRIPTI ON
DRU G INFORMATION
trom a Doctor of P~r
macy .. know Its uses,
precautions, slde.efects .
Send name of drug and $2
lor one, $3 for two, $5"
for four.
PRESCRI PT lOll DRUGS
AT MO~E Y·BACK
GUA RAN TEED SAVI~GS
For lnlormaUoo, send $1
to: Gienwln Corp., P.O.
Boz No, 10672, Glendale,
Calif. 91209.
as well as unknown profes~ of national security. Half
stooa.I comedlans, according of the membership is com-lALII & S!ll'tiCI
to Gloria Zlgner or Newport posed or active Arm} per-u o L 17TH, COSTA MUA
Bea.cb, woo has been named sonnet. The other llalf ln -64&-7706 _ 541-6155
1 Time
t o woriSI ar less~ • . • 2.00
11 lo 30 words . • . . • 3,00
St to 40 worcll . • . • . 4.00
Eacb word ~er 40 • • .10
FOR SALE
JUST MOVED --BeautifUl
antiques, primitives,
dres!';er, odds and eDds.
Greyhound dog needs Jov-
ing olde-r person. Phone
673.7776 ,
• aiAUTT JALON
ro • ,
Z411•tGIIIN I
BEAUTY HOOK
2732 E. Com Hwv.
Corono dol M•
Phone 144-7336
•NEAIIINC AIDS
O.Attt,l\tii"Ania
Proper fitting Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwy.
COfona del Mar
675·3833
pubUc relatloos counsel for cllldes Depa.rtmeot of the I ,..•~·~,..~~-~~-~-~~am81~~~-'":..!!~ the Laff Stop. Contioooos Army clvilla.o employes, I: 1•
sbows wUJ be held nightly members of the Army Re-• DIIY Q..IAMID 'x.f,!
from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Cock-sene aDd Natlonal Gua rd, ..
talls Uld a Umlted menu retired meltbersofallcom-01•1n 1•1&
•W be semd. ponents and elvliW>s '01\o O.jt!!:a· I! 1,-Food and beverage man-have an Interest 1n na.Uooal c..._ • ¥71_..1 Cl8l:
ager for the Laft Slop Is defense. ....._ .... .,.
Jim Drake, a reslt!ent or a.---..,. •.,..
BalbOa. P U 8l.I C NOTI C E , ... ~., 1 I .. _...,.
SOlciL ARSHIP INFO
NOW I S AV ~LABLE
Assemblyman Robert E.
Badbam (R-Newport Beach)
UDOUnces that his dtstrlet
oftlct has lnformaUcoaJ ma-
terials for tbe 197&-77 com.
pltitlon tor Jtate tcbol.a.r-
ablps.
.\ilpllc:atlou may bt ol>-
-by """"' to 1649 W-Ill! llr1ve, Saltt G,
W.-port Betel! 92160, or by
......... 145-00'14, Ap~
pUettloo POllman -• .. II Doe. 4 lor oe-...Mp
Ull oolltp-rtoodty(ftlll
.... -. IIIII Ftb, IS lo' ecet~~~ttiaa , «<tettkkl ud
lrala1lc mat IIIPIIWIU,
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe fotlownc persoos are
dolne bu.ttneu u: Posl-
Bendr, 10200 Bolsa Ave.,
191, Wutmlnster, CalU. ozm, Bet11 11. Scott. 10200
BollS. Au., Ul, Wf:lt.,
mlut@r, Calli. t2611; "NU.
Ham c. Seal!, 10200 Bola
A•• . ., 19l, WHtmllllttr.
Caltt. -· Tbl.s busloea: 11: CIGDdaeted
by l ,.oral pa-.-.
Stpoct. BtiiJ II. Soolt.
TIU --llltd
•ttb "" -elm of Or· .,.. c-s.p. 14, 1971.
Miok S4!>l-10, Od. 7,
1 .. Zl, 1978, to 1M Nowport
Harbllr £.....,.. r..-ztl4
. a tOO •6e;; 'r
• ... =:u•tw ll ,., AI----· f iW'Isa 'm ... Lea.iho7:,0DIII _71 .. -
n.o•n
I'UhSIMI'OA
ALL CICCMIC 1•
Dllliltl r.-,.,......
fl I UlliN
-· 5 ·---'--1 ... -.J!ii2
!Ttm"
3.50
4.75 •. so
.IS
•n-4.50 s.oo
1.00
.10
• FOR III!N T
OCEAN FRONT, Ne wport,
winter rentals; 3 bed-
rooms, 2 baths, $475 a
month; 2 bedrooms, one
bat h, $350 a mooth, 5201
Seashore Dr. (?14) 646-
909'7 . (213) 335-3802.
TWO bedroom hOUse, tur-
nlsbed, near beach and
very clean; t or 2 older
women. No pets or ctd.ld-
ren. $300 month. Calt714-
673 -1301.
LOST: Prescrlptloo glasses.
Tortoise rims 1n black
leather case. Reward.
644-8608.
PLUMBIHG·HEATING
Just 1Piumbing
& Heating
Water Healers, Disposals,
Dra.tns, Faucets, Copper
Re-plpes •••• Rea.ooahle
prices, day, nfchl or week-
" ends!
JUST PL U III BI NG
'relephOne: &42-4ll1
License No. 300948
• MUSIC AL FOR SAL E
BACK. TO-SCHOOL SALE
Bea.w.at Rlcbmoad stadia
P1aDo ••••••••••• 895
Tbomu ll>iDoiOI'pll.. 5115
.Aci'OIODtc Balcttna
,..,. •••••••••• 115
YIUIIOIIoC--uu ............ ....
BtbJ lrud ptuo.
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Beautiful Balboa Bayfront
Fln bedrooms, Z baths, your own prtnte pier
ud fJoat and tbe loeatloa ts but a 1IUtf of wtDd to
tbe jetty. AD olde but a goodie and priced rigtlt
at $260,000. •
Water, Water Everywhere!
Two bedrooms, plus buge living-family room.
ywr Yery own pier and noat ror a 30 foot boat. PutUae 1D oew bulkhead. A real cutle too, so ls
the price at $137,500.
3708 CHAMMEL PLACE · MEWPORT BEACH
OPEM HOUSE SAT & SUM 1-5
[H Oo
.~AIIOI)•
'Pavi/;o~' REAL ESTATE
lOO MAIN STRE!ET • liALBOA
675-lla _ .. ITS A 'fttALE OF AM IDEA I"
HILLTOP PRIVACY-
VIEW
Spacious 4 bdrm. pool home. Ocean
view from ··your library des k".
Great living area for family &
formal entertaining. $195,000 -Fee
A C0UM1LL IAI • CO.
644-1766
BIG CANYON
VALUES
Spectacalar 4840 IQ. ft. 4 bedroom oome in fldal
...,._ of coutructioo. FamUy room and library
OYtrlooldllc aorceoas pool aree and golf course.
Z ltory U'fille room with massive fireplace and ""loft. $365,000.
BeMttltJ 4 bedroom, 4-1/Z batll Bie CanJQO
cDIIdo••••m. PopaJ.ar Versallles model located
oa toll COVM. Secbtded jacuzzi spa, decorators ,_..,.. throucbout. plus many, many other extras.
$2%9,500.
PUBLIC NOTICE
· PUBLIC NOTIC E
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
NOTICE 1S HEREB¥ GIV-OF PUBUC HEAR:NG
EN tllat the City eo.cu of NOTICE IS REREE-Y GIV-
tbe Clty o1 Newport Btaeb EN tbat tbe City Cauoc.tl of
wW llold a pllbUc beulac the City of Newport Beaeb
np.rdillc Alley lmprOYe-wU1 llold a pllbUc bearilc •-* la Block 5, Eut New-reprdiDI &n.y lmP.:'OYt-
port -(portku of alley me.lt Ia Block A. Eut New-
la biDet bGIIKtlcS by Balboa port -(Alle7 Ill two Clty
ao.Mnrd. 1tb Street. Ba,J bloekl boaaded by L1ado A f-
AY-e, a.J '7tb stnet) to ..... Edpw'ater A..-e, -.r prattlts from UIJODI Made A._. aiMJ BaJ AY·
wllo ciDis aot d!alrl to ban ... ) to IMu protMll from
till ..am,ro.ed portilla of ..,.. ... aot dHlre
' aid ...., a-•111 -.r tbt to lla" a. au., plfed 11'1-
p....: ....... o1 Cllapter 1'1 c1er bll pncedlne ol Cblp.
o1 tile lmproytmelllt Act of t.er 1'7 of tile lmpt'1Jt't1Dtm
1111. · Act ol1111.
MOTICE IS RERE8Y FUN. MOTICE .IIBREBT FUR-
TIEl GIYIJif Ullt tM llid T•a GIYU ... 1M IIIII
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p.a. ta t11t c-ca c.... •·•· .. a. c-aa a...
btn t/1 tM CIJ llaD of tM btn II .. Cllr M II ..
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OVEif10 YEMU Of SERVICE
e OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
2145 VISTA EMTIADA ''ILUFFS ..
~ E Plaa WJter Ylew F..,. £"'7 ...... I
Bedrooms, S B.a., FUR(Jy Jlooa. Pltle $15'7.500
Me. l LINDA ISLE-UYFIOMT
RoO. Hoctp. Ca~Dal, 5 8edrooia, F..U, llooal.
Wet Bar. New Pier U-ser Cowbec&a $Z'7S,OOO
205 VIA LIDO SOUD ... aAYFIOMT
z Slory CM.Uty Rome. Prftttre Area. 4 ~
Wet Bu. Pier IJ SUp For LarJe Tacllt.
112 VIA LIDO MOlD •• REDUCED!
! story Family Home. Pier " Slip. 5 Btdrooms
Terrace Deek For EDteJtabd.ac. S%91,500 SUlll-5
2612VISTA DEL ORO
Z S.Ory V PlaJl. Near Sebools aDd Sbaps. I Bed-
rooms. Vacutl otrered at $73,500. SUN 1-5
e BY APPOINTMENT
LUFFS ... FRONT ROW" VIEW!
Gold Cout R P1aD CODdomiDiam. 3 Bedrooms,
Shows Lite a Model $150,000 or Lease Optjoa.
LINDA ISLE -· IAYFRONT
Doll Koll 2 story Lcmrry Custom. 5 Bedrooms,
Den_ Wet Bar, 3 Fireplaces. Pier $%97,500
GIOIM ILKIMS CO .. IIALTOIS
•••;•tt l1 ' I '••
•••• 'r' •• c ... ..
a.w. .. c ....... ..
Shipway Lane
ODe of Newport's nioest area.s, lrtth lots of
trees I.Dd (JW!Dei"J. This lOYely pool and enter-
taiDmeat area are part of a splendid cust• m-buut
3 bedroom I.Dd family room bome. S137 ,500
S137 ,500
-·-·.oo-••_D_.,_n ____ 63_1_-1_800_111111 •••••• .. ••••••• .. ••• Y..-a • .W ttmorrow tba.t y?U boachl r•l estate \D*J • ................
ofuula_9~t ,
.Luxurious 4 BR. home. Family rm. &
formal dining, with view toward
Harbor Island. Boat slip. $325.000
New -under COI1$1rUCtion, Contemp.
Cape Cod. Oak firs .• 5 BR, 4lt2 Ba., 3
frplcs. LDdscpd. Boat slip. $375,000.
Lido Soud watetfront. 4 Bdrm .. 3 bath
home with jacum poot & boat slip.
$340.000
Attr. 4 BL h ome m comer lot. Bay
views from living rm. & upstairs
bdrm. $115,000
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
Isle ..... ,. II~ •.t Li .... • Isle
Ul UYSIDE DR., SUITE 1, M.l . 675-4161 ..................
A RARITY ! ! !
SIT DOWN WATER VIEW
DUPLEX In old Corona del Mar. Spacious 1,800
sq. ft ---Z-1/Z baths in each unit . Fireplaces.
Call for appolntment •
Asking$189,500
• • I I
EXCLUSIVE • • • DUPLEX
A NEW LISTIII6
IN OLD COROllA DEL MAR
Two bedrooms ed dining room In owner's unit •• ,
PLUS
two bedroom unit. Botb with yuds. •••• S NEW HOMES
MAKE All EARLY CHOICE!
$90,360 to $138,240 • • • 3 a.nd 4 bedrooms,
famUy room•.
St1U aDder coutrucUoD, ., plct your colors
and ftDJ.sbiDp.
NOW IS THE 1111E TO ACTIII
CURT D08H . . UALTO& e •u-••n
I.O.WRIT COAIT HWY •• NEwPORT 8EACt+
JBJ I. Qqp
lr .• 'ft-.il ft.~.
' •
Oceanfront Lot
Vicinity Balboa Pier-$150.000
TERMS!! •
lOY B. McCARDLE
UALTOR ra
Ml-7729 1111-
Rf!UAIJLE SERVICE SINCE 1943 ·
UlG MEIPORT LVO.. COSTA MESA ....................
Corona del Mar Duplex
SO. OF HIGHWAY
•
673-4400
HARBOR
A DIVISIOM OF HARBOR IHVESTMEMT CO.
Welcome -Don!!
W. E. L achenmyer,
Realtor bas the happy
privilege of we lcommg
Don Biel to his sales staff.
Don is well known in the
Don Bi el r eal estate profession in
tbe Harbor area and is well versed on
all kinds of properties. Please call
646-3928 and ask for Don concerning
any real estate need.
Lachenmy er . ''
646-3928
1160 ... ,.... 11?4 e .... ...._
HOW CAN I DEFER MY GAIN ON MY
RESIDENCE, IF I SELL?
' I
ASK US III E W0 0 RT SEA.CH
SIIIICe1960
768-7878 anytime!
EARLE ''BUD" CORBIN, GRI
__ BROKER I
\\ .. , Q.,(' 1'' '1 ,f \' ,,(._\.... ''·r ·•l
... CANYON ESTATE ..............
The bit of last year's home tour wa
this outstand ing French Regency
eu1tom home on the Fairway
Surnwadecl by plush landscaping this
S. tq.ft. home with a dramatic 2
story marble entry bas an elegant -
lDaater bedroom suite and bath
Ota uet k:ltchm. oak paneled ranuly ,.. + ••cia more. Just hsted at ·-'
THE PEIIIISU(A
BALBOA
Jalt completed! Qa1lty ~ oa llllllt Jlllft
11treet Z~locks from OeeiD Md Bay. 1bree or t
bedrooms wtth Juary ttm1o1t. c.oa.are l8d ,_..
.,.. to bay. $189.500. cu. ..... &U-IZ35. \Ft4)
NEWPORT
Custom watertroat OD fee lad ONLY $151,500.
New Orleans type cba.rm wttJl ned brtct. Mldell
class, exqulJtte marble ud wood. Fov bedrooms,
2-1/2 baths. Bob Owas, 64.!-IZJS. (F66)
·NEWPORT SHORES
Duplex - 3 bedroom pills 1 bedroom. Fllltutic
sun dectl Ex~lcml owner's llltt-tarce t....t'a
tmJ.t. $199,750. Lois MilJer, 6CZ-8Z35. (F65)
901 DOVER DRtVE ~2-123511~ S... MIGUEL '"-#-
4545 CAMI"US Ott •• 752-'414
••••••••••••••••••
Lido Isle Gem
Indoor /Outdoor Living!
This beautifully decorated bome is located oo
one of tlle Isle's uniquely opeo areas aDd offers
2 ver}' private patios for y0Cl1' outdoor relautlon
r eotertalnmeut. Also, you can cozy-ap to L'le
l.ndoor fireplace When pop corn seuao rolla UOUDd.
Truly a '• Home Sweet Home." 2 baths, 2 bedrooms,
$165,000.
( ~) l!DO P.EAUY 1NC.
' -I ' ./
•••••••••••••e••••
ARCHITECTURAllY
DESIGNED
CCSTOM DUPLEX
A 4~edroom unit, pluc; a 1 bedroom unlt •••
t:nusualwtne cellar and Ia r-.:e billiard room.
For something out of the ordinary, see tbls
1Jl Corona del Mar! Sl47 JXX)
,.-----Rental----..
Attractive 2-bedroom cottage, ftreplace,
truU trees, Newport Heights • • • • ••••• $S95
~ .. t MARTIN u.-7111
~ REAL ESTATE
Sales tbrougtl the MulUple Ll'"•
Se"lee vi tbe Newport HarbOr-Calli
Mesa Board of R•ltora Weill
$306 ¥1LLIONS in tile ant e'QM
mooths of 1976. THIS 8 A a JlD
CENT INCREASE OVER T.-
PERIOD OF lt'IS. 5,111 -~wen proce~-. of .,.. •,..
WERE SOLD. 'n per Clill fl ..... ,
wen coaperiUYe. •
Lilt ,., fiWts ... • •
;
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-.
I
''Matey's .._..., Wear "l
DR. CHARLES LOIS UTTLEJOHN JDd SOD BRUCE
BRUBAKER olllarley'a-·•weu..t.rr
BILUE J.icNETL BOB LOWE HUBERT PEIRSOL LINDA SCHULEIN CHRIS HOPPER DICK STR ICKLER
'•Toy Shop" '•UCB'' ''Zweber's Pharmacy" '•Crown Hardware" '·University Rn!l}''. rr=="",;,s:;::;~=== O""========'ii ANOTHEF< In a series of soctal mixers lor Corona del
SERVICE
Mar merchants was held last "''E'ek on Wednesday, wUtl
Pat Marie}· hosUng at his Men's Wear shOp at l !i65 E.
Coast Hwy, A ltlgbllght or the month!) get-acquainted
event was the award of thE' grand prl.ze, a vacation star
for two at Mr. Marle)·'s mountain condominium ·-won
by Bllly Mcr\eil of the Corona del Mar Tor lihOp. Pro-
ceeds from the drawing went to thE> Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce. (Ensign photos.)
Boats aid gospel mission J400 Irvine ,....,9uite106. Newport s-t.
Across from Newport Beach Golt Course
For All Your Travel Needs
Boats that can be repaired
or rebuilt are oeeded by the
Liwing stooes Fellowship,
which conducts a workshop
aoo holds sentces at 417
e NO SERVICE CHARGE
e FREE DEliVERY
e FRIENDlY &.
PROFESSIONAl
754-1555
E. Bay Ave., Balboa.
"We a.re looldog for dona·
tlons of boats of any size
or type --oar, power or
sall," says Pastor Gary Van
Horo, who ea.n be reached
at 675~8446.
"We want to provide work
for men who need to learn
to work with tbeir twlds
aDd p1D. oew skills. We will
Lube and -$4 ~.~ .. ~
Oil Change !.1~;~~!
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l'·"h .C.~"""''~'~·'''"'"' I" rf•Hon.ono ,.
• l'h·,•~·· ''"""" f•or ·•1'1"'":;"" nt • Ia·
cl11dn li&hl trud11 ••..c!!t l ~O ......
Brakes-Your Choice
For cars wi .. "isc or drum·lype
l -Wiwf-1 r ...... Ol!lt: IM!llllt 1\CW l ri'OQI <h'i' brllk(
p.orll • Mcp.;c~ ~~~~~ •""PC"! fooo.l wh~d bu11n~• •
1,..1"1<~1 h)·do.•.yl.,; 1)•1<'111 ;ll!4 r.:.t•ll > (,J.,.,...., •~·
c;ltdc r~;:,r •ll.:cl•l UK
,4.\\lorf't o.---l•pr. ln•ll>ll ~" IM'aOc l•n•n.t• ,o:l
fm" .. ~~cl> • ll t~=<<.k '""'' wlwco 1\c,t,.n;> • In
'1"-CI b~\o: ll)'dutoltc •}•!em. :aci.J """'-
,Front-End Alignment $1188
At1v U.~. m ,,df• r,u -rMI'
to'I.IM of n•~·<kd. J-"•dudo"" lr,nl·
· wlw••l .!rovo• <"olr'-.
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omrroovt• !'oh•t•r••lto: "flfct v •, t•,.,., .. ,,n •·•ru•rnwnt, .... , . ..t
t-v t"•l"'"fll'tlt"I.J mo't"l\.ull<•.
ho•lj''-<"tl"\lfL' ,: rfO I 1"11>11
.th):nm•·n•
Engine Tune-Up
• Our mc:c hani:s c:lutronictlly
$44.88 f inc1unc your cnainc • New poinu ••
pluas A eondc:n.cr a Tut chars·
· •nJI'staninllf$lC:ml. adjust carbure-
.• tnr • Helps maitnaia 1 !!omonth run-u-tllrllllli nin1 entint • l nc.ludt's Ousun,
l"oyoca. VW A liJhl uucb
•
a lso be ab le to provide boats
for youth programs --fish-
ing, boating and sa.Utng. And
we would sell some of the
boats to prOvide funds for
our misslonar}· work."
Mr. Van Horn is ~ssisted
at the Fello\\"Ship by Gary
Bailey, associate pastor, and
Lee Campbell, youth min-
ister. Sen ices are held at
10:30 a.m. each Sunday.
ln addition co preaehtng
the message of Jesus Ch rist
at Che Sunday service, they
also maintain a street min-
istry, presenting: the gospel
on a person to person basis,
The F eiiO¥~'Ship ai!JO helps
oat the needy with meals and
lodging and by helping to
provide employment.
DR ALDRICH ON
MAGAZINE BOARD
Dr. Daniel G. Aldrich Jr.
of Dover Shores, chancellor
at UC Irvine, ha s been ap •
pointed to serve on th e
editorial advisory board :>f
the Executive of Orange
County, a new monthly mag.
aziDe for business and pro.
fessionai leaders. which wlll
begin publication in No.
vember wtth fn.itlaJ dlstrfbu.
lion of 20,000.
The announcement was
made by E. J. F. Repn,
president of Executive Pllb~
Ucattons inc. and publlstw!r
of rbe magazine.
The Executlwe wUJ COG·
tain news of Orange Coaaty
uecutlves, and news of io-
terest to exeeatives. u well
.. recula.r columns ot ad-
rice oa health and fttaess,.
investments and taxes.
Nlek 8 , WUllams, retlred
editor of the Los Aa~eltt
Times, t.s beeD D'lmecf d-
torlal director, omeet ue
1t J9Sl MaeArthlr BIYd.,
Newport Beach.
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o.eebe ~ a.made,''
.,. -Rlctllerpr. ...... d. eNI'J' ........ -.. ·--... blD.. Tbe ....,..._ plcb
1IP a cart at a. door,
--,Sin .... ............. C!Uf .
OI'OftN tllt\IC'tl tilt ttoft,
-a -rn.. tile RICIC URGER
........ -.. --tile .eeeuary •mber o1 roU.J Rlc* Berl•, • ..alYe o1
ftom tile bla ... ...,.. a.e PorUud,. On,.. aM apldl~
puel aad takes litem to 1M =~ ~al ~ • ..:: eNciiJIIt ca.ter .. ··w~ To Co wm lo tile ....__ lleld,
llave tbe Jarrftt seJectt-ad wu1ftdl ......... To
of Jloek iD tbt ara from Go ta Tan.~ belln eee-
some of tbe world'speatead laC to tile llutlor Anl..ltlell:
designers and will fetblre ud IU wUe _... _. tllelr
every type of mereftl•tl• !aofM Ia COita 8ea.
OD tbe marlet --riD11s. BEAR SCHOOL IN pre.putod, Orl-.J In·
tures, cons, 1o11s and EDUCATION Oo<u.
Bur Ill. --.. ';Besides its YUt stock, sebaol, COita-_ -.-..
tbe store wlll bat'e tratoed, eboMa u ~ at• ec110o11
experteoeed per--.el 011 alJoaride to put1e1pUe Ia.
twxl to auist tbrr c .. tomer a COnlll · ' ry eiiC'Ciae
with pattern seleetioo aDd Dcty, aid to be t1ae 1uptt
purchasing the eorrect ftudy of bulc edllc:atloll yet
quantity. Demoostralkl:l.s oa ll:Ddel"takeD..
bow to properly bane wan-Tbt Jbtdy wUI compare
paper w1U be offered l'f!lgU• t'arkMIS types o( COIIJIIftl&·
larly and a sllde preseota-tory eduCitklli to fiDd ..t
tloo oo decorating wttbwaU-whlcb oaes molt iJiilleett"IJ'
paper will be shown coo-impro.-e ~ ~Da~MIIllt
tlnuoasly iD a mlld tbeeter. Ics skills. SIDdeaU wW be
Allied products such as ad-tested fiJI aDd IIPrlDC lor
heslves andpropertoolsal.so 3 suceessin years to mea-
wUI be ava.tbble." sure their acbtl!'t'emelll: Ia
A 1 ~ sale is a feature of readiac aod matb. ud tllelr
the grand opening celebra-attitudes tonrd tbfse lllb-
Uon, tbroul'b Oct. 1'7. A total ject.s, o.ta oa tl» a.IDOUIIt
or 300 patterns w:l1.l be in~ ud ldncls ot illltncttoo tbe)·
.-ol•ed and, for each roU recet•e 1r111 abo be ool-
parcbased from these pat-Iected.
terns, t'le customer can buy Tbe study, tpOUOred by
another for It tbe u.s. otnce of Edllca~
This ls the 7th store for tioo, is bebl( conducted by
Wal lpapers To Go in Call~ System De.-elopmeot Corp.,
fornJa and the rirst in.. the Saata Moak:a.
Orange County area. other ~~~~~"'!:'~~~,
outlets are located i.D La
Mesa, Tanana, San fran-
cisco, Sacn.meoto, Cuper·
tino, and Pleasant Hill and
others are planned thrOugh-
out the West. ,
Ro-li& GfliW M.si&
ill the o/JfiiOflt/MJJ~osp~ of
the Clpri Lo••ge
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DEAR JIMM -Y
AN ·D JERRY
U I was a poor American motller, I m1c1rt wrtte a letter like this to Ji mmy Carter
aDd Jerry Ford:
'•You guys don't knOw me, aDd prollably don't e•en want to know me-except at
electioo time. I'm a motber. I cioa"t baYe mueb IDODeY, because my lllsband doesu't
make • beck or. lot, and we already !aYe a blc famUy to feed .
"I hear a lot -bow you felloora ue talk!Dg -abortions and family We and
welfare rolls IDd all of !bat. Well, l'Te IUrt of 'been there,' you mlght say, so do
you mlDd u I say ·a ._le of woros 011 tblt ceaeral subject?
'• First of all, we started oar family before tbere wu a heck of a lot of family-
planning 1Dformat1011 antlable. Now tbat new IDd better ways are being fouto1 to
coatrol family size, we can't atron1 lllllly or the measures that we ...,... can ..,... be
taken. But, one thing's for sure • we certalDly can't aflord to !aYe anotller kid.
And, I'm sure tbe tupaylng American poblle b cettlng a little tired of SUAJOrtinc
welfare families that !aYe a dozen chllclreD aDd l'st kMp producing,
'•You guys talk a lot -bow IDICb It coats to-rt oomebody 011 welfire.
WeU, how IDICh would It cost toalltlwpoaple to baYO abortl011a at co•ernment -oe?
!tow mucb would tbat ••• iD tu: ~ Now, doa't gel all excited. I'm not telliDg
your wife, or an!l>odJ elle's wife, tblt lbe las 1o !aYe an abortloo. Nobody bu to
fiy • nac. or wotcb TV. or rood ..... _ •• or tate • drlllt, or .... driYe 011 a
pabllc blglnray. But, for tboM Wllo ..,.. tlo, tbe CIIIPOrtunlt}' Is there, rlcbt'?
· "Some of tbe aame pya Wllo ue major -.trial polluters of half of God's creotloa
like to accu10 -of us Wllo faftr free choice 011 abortiotl of beiD( IUme -of
destroyers of God'a We. ADd, Wlllle tbeJ tallt a lot -welfare chtMlera, !bey ue
paying lawyers IDd ac-atants. to belp tbem liDd nys of cbeatlng the pemment
out or tues.
"lllltllld of 11-'~ to-e.--all tile Ume, doa•t you tblnk Ita Ume you tallred
to a r..r motbors-llboat tbla tldJic7 Yo. poUUelaaa ._., .-q -· w1111 tile power
boa• ud DUildiJc your ~ IIUod 011 apeelal iate....U. Wblt doea It ret ,...?
TbiJip like V!tiMm, -·· -· · "So, If ,... ... oat 101111 tlo u.toa tlo poapla like me, !bell for roa aU., at leut
o11op tryllc to tea a -to -,... prtnte u ....
"Tall you -I'D do, Jlm1111 ud lerry: I -'~ tell you bow t1o crow.,...... or
sill mille t>Yer cu-, II,... 11'111 ..., telllllc me -tlo la•e bab...... ·
lloai-
BOOIIDOGGLE OF THE WEEK: Tbt eo-called "dobDol" 011 TV. • • • • • • • • • •
DDn a Foqlt Hardware, tbere'a a bnM-,._y of pod old Amerlcu--
" Ill' Toala. ... 11J ud--. :r-'N .. ll..cl