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29TH YEAR, HD. 9 THURSDAY, OCT. 14, 1976 -PHOHEo Ul.OSSO
IUISCIIef TO YOU ot LOCAL MIWSI"A~tl
OML Y U .M A Yilt. I-CALL t7 .• tJIO
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COSTA
ft1ESA . . ..... . .........
CORONA D~L liAR. CALIFORNIA
TRUDI ROGERS ON N.B.
LEGION POST TO GIVE
LAW AND ORDER AWARDS
Polirt>man !fur~! Arm-
strong, fir9mJn R!l'h:l rd EJ.
Ie r man au•l h<~.rLor pa trol-
nran llarn· Coli v.•ill t1e hon-
ored Saturola) night when
the 1'-iewport Harbor .~meri
can Lo?g lon Pos! holr1s its
annual la v.· .1nr1 orolE't dirtner
r1<~nre.
Mesan dies of
Viet wounds
Ham!}' w,ntams, 26, of
C ost3 ~·les:1, dif'd Sepl. 2'J in
Oklahoma 3<: a result of
wouno1s sufferer! in Vietnam,
ll1to Ensign learned this week,
Mr. WiiJi:uns served with
the Ma rines in Vietnam aM
was reldSed on a medical
disan1htr aner Deromtnr
pa f'tlyzE"'' rrom war ..,•ounds.
lle har1 re-cent!} bought a
small t.ome In Sapulp:t,
Okla., a•·t'ordinc to a fa mil}'
s pokesman.
A m·~mori.tl service "'as
held Ort. 4 at HaJtz-
Heri!eton Chapel In Costa
:\h•sa. FtrnHal arrange -
n1ents were privati'.
Pier lease
bids called
Rebuilrlln~ o r rent0<1elln~r
or pier concession facilities
on tJoth Ill"' R.dhoa and ..;('w -
port piers are included in
bid spet,.Hira tions approved
this week by trre Newport
A each Cit)' Council.
The leases, held for man)'
)'ea rs lly Noel and Bet!)'
Phoenix, will he put out for
bid, .1ner tht> Phoenixes said
tht>}' can't opetat(lunder cur-
rent le'd SE' provisions. The
cit)' /lad tl1teatenerl to cancel
t he Phoenix lease, anyway,
because ofalie~edbookkpep
ing problems.
Monthly rental ~:.ruaran
tecs, plus petcPntages of
g ross Income, wUI be ih-
cluded in the new !(lase,
insuring that the city will
c ontinU(I to make nroney from
pier operations . Bait facili-
ties, plus food and bPv(lra~;;e
sales, are included fn the
tJtd speclflcatloos.
BAY TOURS RESUME
Fri(lnds of Sewport Bay
once again will be sponsor -
Ing free public tour s of tiK<
Upper New-port Bay state
ecological «"serve. The rtrst
tour of this Hn6.77 seasoo
will be Saturday, Oct. 23,
Tours !'!tart at the inter-
section of East Bluff ~
Back Bay Dr ives, )1st off
Jamboree Road. The rtrst
tour will leave the t.nter -
secUon' a1 9 a.m. a n5) the
t.ut tour leaving at 10;30
t..m.
F. M. KEATING DIES
F'ra.ncls Michael Keating,
54, maintenance supe"lsor
at UC Irvine for the past
5 years, died Oct. 10 ln
1 Norwalk hospital.
Mr. Keatln&:, a Connecu.
cut oa.Un and a Navy vet.
eran of World wn U, nad
u.-ed heN! u yean at 1734
Mloorca. Costa Mesa.
Ba.lta-Berreroo of Costa
Mesa was 1'\rnenl director.
Burial today w1U bt ltl Pa.
e lllc View memoriAl perk
Hrt,
City officials, friends of
fire and Jaw enforcement
a genc!es, and the general
public arP expected to jam
the post's clubhouse at 15Ut
St. on the bay for cockt:~lls
at i p.m., diME't at 8 and
dancin~ until t a.m. Reser-
vations may hf' made ll~
o:alling 673 .5070 or 673-
9034.
Laptaln Richard Ellerman
retired in August from the
Npwport Beach fire dept.
after 19 }"ear s or ser vice.
Pe climbed throogh the
ranks, serving as an en -
gineer and lieutenant before
bt:>lne: promoted to capb.ln
in 1969. f)Jrtng his flna\ £i
years, he served S('Veral
tlmf's as an acting battalton
c hief, besides regular dulles
as a ('Onlpany officer.
Policeman Hurd Arm.
strong, 35 , began his career
herP as a res('rve policl'
otftc-er. He becamPa regular
lu 1969, and Is a '!raduate
of the Los Angeles Poltce
Acadr•:ny, Durinc i vears
on lht> for cE', he has SE'tVed
on HlP police r esPrve boatrl
of ~overnors, and has been
a ctive in community pro-
gra ms. ~Allies havE.> include<!
patrol, helicopter observer,
motorc-ycle offic-er, and t rae .
fk inv.'stigator. He is no\\'
heat coordinator In the patrol
dh·ision.
Harbor patrolman tlarn
Coil is an Iowa native v.'ho
now lives in Santa Ana . H(l
ts a wound('(! veteran of the
Korean \\'"ar, A harbor pa.
trol man since 1958, h(l has
ga ined a reputation for lak-
ing on (IX(ra work, say his
supervisors. He was chosen
for this ~·ear's n ·arrl by
the vote of his feii0'4' of.
fi cers, and with the approval
of supervisors and Sheriff
Brad Gates.
Plans ok'd
for library
Architect's plans for the
new rity library to Newport
Center were approved Tues-
day by the Newport Beach
C lty Council .
Plans for the 10,000 sq.
ft . structure call for a
modem, single-story build-
Ing, with parking, landscap-
ing and ir rigation, at a cost
of about $4700000. The city
has applied for a federal
grant for the project.
The libn.ry had been ap-
proved '•in concept'' by th6
Council before the new
federal Public Works Em.
ployment Act became law,
b ut the rnooey ha.s not yet
been budgeted from local
fu nds.
GARAGE SALE TO
RAISE PET FUNDS
O range. Couoty Chapter
of Pet Asslatuce will hold
another pn,e salt Oct.
16-17 at 11562 St411JhWe
Lane. Gardea Gro•t, trom
9 to 5.
All proceed• wtU be urad
to assllt Oruc:e Coatiana
with pet...-...,-
eoulaU ol IIIII-
in fotttr bOmll. .. .,..,..~
SJ>OYIOC, -.ur, IIIII
'lettrtaarJ care ..-
aeedod.
C LASSIG PHOTO of EO Yost's balloon approachlng San
Clemente durtng a 1964 Catalina channel balloon race was
taken tJ~ Dr. Dick H:>ffman of Corona del Mar. Yost set
distance and Um~·aloft records thls Wet>k., but failed to be
the first balloonist to fly the Atlantic. Dr. Hoffman's
photo ls wldel}' reproduced by balloonists, and often used
as part of presentation plaques and awards.
Balloon failure
recalls try here
Trans-oceanic ba lloonist
f.d Yost failed this week to
be the lirst man to cross
the Atlantic In J. h3 Jioon.
But, the !allure brou~ht back
memories of a more suc-
tesstu! hot -:~ir outing herP
almost 13 ~·ea rs a~~;o.
Yost won -a C:~talioa -to
malnland balloon racp in
early 1964, Iandini!: In fhP
surf at San Clemente, where
Dr, Dirk Hoffm:~~n of Corona
del Mar "''JS first to greet
him. Yost Iller ,.,·rote Dr.
Hoffman, and then vtstted
him 'lett>, to tnank him for
copies or what Yost said
were ··the best balloon land-
Ing s..quence photos E"Vt'r
taken.'"
' I had heard on I he radio
a·lout the big ra• e,' rl?<'al!s
Dr. Hofhn:m, no,.· relired.
· I llt><'l•led tn rlrive down
thE' coast, ll"l1ere the 8 con-
testarJts wo:rA expPcted to
land. I saw thE' first balloon
heading for l ht' lr€'ach at
S:m Clemente, and cot out
1m H ·~l ei aflrl sla rtM shoot-
ing. I r.tn out tn lht> !'>u rf
to h .. lht> first to ~reel Yost,
,.·ho mat1e it in 2 hOUrs am
.JO minutPs . H:o Jande-1 in
th£1 water anr1 let thE' ,.·ind
blow lllm gent!) IO'''olrr:l the
beach.'"
Six other contestants '4"E'rE'
rescued 1.1}" tlie Coast Guard
or br private b:>ats befon>
m.1king it to the l .. <"lnl.31l1
Bat, th(l sad plrt of thllt
r:J£·e was that Bubara Keith,
a .r; -rear-old gran1muther
from :onn~?Ctlcut, wentdo~~o·n
at sea and ... •as dro.,•ned. lit>r
body "''iS found la ter about
8 mlles ott 0.10 l Pu~t.
0 rercast skies mad madf>
the s2ar ch m >re dl!ficult.
In a lettt>r to Dr . Hoffm.m,
Eli Yost lamented the lass o~
M :s, "Keith. '· w:th the loss
of Bubtra, a lot of efl-
tllttstaslll J.as t1J.Uppe:;,.rt>don.
ffi.' part,'" 11'rOtf' thP Sout h
D:.kota b'a lloon manu -
racturer. ··P~rhaps ll 's onh
temporan:·
When thPj<-\"ea t-<.~lt1'ost
1\·ent down npar thP Azor(ls
on Sunda~ and was p1r kM
up h}" a Ger man rreiRhttr,
he har1 fallen short of t1ls
goal. But, he tl3d S(lt n~>""
distanct> ,2,500 miles) anr1
~nduram:e (l07 hou r s) re1.
oMs.
•·J··~e had It,' he was
quote-d as sa~·!~. ' Th1s is
tht> last trip.""
Doe Ho[fm:m, <~~'ho heal""l
similar <A"OMs !n 19G-I, isn·t
betting Er1 Yost won't kPep
attarkill£. the AllanUr until
he CrDSSPS (1, 7JSI as hf'
dhl the Ca talina c tla.nn(IJ.
Rape suspect, killer linked
A man .,,ho attempted to
rape a Lacuna !!ills wom:tn
M•.nday, Oct. 4, mef'ts thE'
description of the murderer
of Pamela Da vis, 27, of2867
Valasco Lane, Costa Mesa,
last Sept. 10.
A man, 30 to 35, con-
tacted the woman victim in
Laguna Hills stating he was
a Realtor, the home being
ofrered for sale by ow ne r.
He was admitted into the
house, aod then told t be wo -
man, ''I want you."
The woman ran to a neigh-
bor's home.
In the Costa Mesa mu rt1er
the male suspect called about
an hour In advance and asked
the vtctlm U he could vte-..·
t~ hOme, wr\lch had been
advertised for sale by owner .
The man arrived and '4'aS
admitted insld(•. About 3
minutes lltPt tht> shOts ..,·ere
fir('<!, and the susped nn
out.
In th•· Mpsa incident thr
suspect ..,•as <:IPsnif"<ert as
malp -.:htte, about 27, &-0
111 h(lil!ht, thin bullrl. short
black hair partE."o.l on t ht>
left, short sH1ehu rns, palf'
complexion, squarP l"'IPa r
glass('s, with thick lenses
and dark frames, wear!~
clark three-quarter \enj!:(h
overcoat, dark trousers anrt
dark shoes.
The Laguna Hills suspert
was describfod as male """hite,
30 to 35 , 6-0, l QO poui'IJs,
snort black hair parted on
the left, square clear glas-
ses with thick dark fra mes,
s uspect weartngdark s lacks,
shirt and 11e.
University Dr. fate aired
Members of SPON (Stop
Polluting Our Newport) wUI
meet at 10 a.m. Oct. 18
at the Orange Coast YMC A
to discuss the Mure of Uni-
versity Dr.
••We are ln•ttln&: repre-
sentatives or the Newport
Harbor Chamber ol Com-
merce, the_.. Newport City
Cot~Dell and Plannt.nr Com.
mission, and other t.n .
ttrested croups," SPON of-neW s-.e Ficker of Ba.tbot
said this •Hk.
"We wut to bear all sides
ot .. .._. ot whether or
101 Uoltonlty Dr. ohoold
be ...-.s I CJ"'t.s the Back
B&J, Fnaltly, ... La SPON
cto.'l tltak It would be r~«tt
to accept $1 mllUoo in state
mooey for an ecotoclr:al pre.
serve lD the Back Bay, and
then violate the ana with a
road that would bring in
betvy t nfftc.''
The county and the clUes
of NewpoN, Costa Mesa, Ir-
vine and Huntington Beach
are studytng the posstbl(l
u tensfon of University,
wblc.h now dtad·endS near
the YMCA and starts up
apin at Mtc.Ar1hur Blvd.
County lone-ranr:e pla.nsea.ll
tor a m:~.)or ea.st .west tnl-
tic artery beclMI~ witb At-
Iaata Ave. in Hlmtlll(toll
Bttch, CGitlnl:l.ae a.lCMC Fair
Or. throacb Colla w. .. ,..t
University Or . to lr'YIDe, u
a .seeoDd tul-•est route
a.l"'OIIMM Newport Bay.
COUNCI
Trudi R>rers 'lf B'lllxn
w..s pi• ked Tuesdar nlli:fll
to fill \hP Sewport Beach
Cit} Counrll seat helo1 by
her husbantl, tio"·ard, wno
di~ last mlnth. Mrs. Rogers
was the unanimous "ho\cP
of the Council mem' ers, who
Yot<o<l to f1ll the seat by a;.o-
P•lmt m•>nt , rather than hold
lln expr'fls\ve sperlal elec-
tion .
~1rs. Rtq<'!"S IS «Xpeeteoi
to he officially sw.)rn in
;;m1 tako> her seat at th{'
0 ·t. 2r. Counr U m;·eting,Shf'
,..Jll ,..,.:-ve the rem:tindt-r of
hPr TIUShand'S ter m, Wh(CII
E''qiirr-• In .-\pril, J!l':"B.
J lra vp no pt>rsonal po-
lnl• Ji ~mbilions and no in-
tent ion of ronnJ n!! !or re.
PI~·!IO'l Jt lh" •onrlusion or tloO' term,'. o:;he 53111 in
a S!Jternt>n! submittt'd to tlrt-
( o•1n 11. · I ronsJrif'r this :t
• ~ r~:aker trust • an "lfl-
portunity to romplt>te b~ hus-
t•.~no-::·.~ ..,·ork." ·'
~1r!>, Ru'"er s, :.~. is J
~· nutuat.~> or l'SC, ~~t"hPr,_ sn ..
e1rne1 a t!.-g rel" m €"1UC;r.
t!on . Th~> Rogt>rs ra mih t~as
livPI'i h~rt• IIi year s. H~>r
tat"' nllsbarrd ~~t·as servinr
r:to.; Jrr1 te rm ., 'h·~ C"o·meil,
a 1d W1!' tilE' r it(s m:\"O f
1\" .• en hP rlit"'J SepC tr, Jt
the fam\1\" t1orrr H -42~
Stvlilt-, H.t!boa.
'h TuPsd:Jv nh:h·'s <"oun-
o'!\1 s~>sslon b(lg~u. ~1 .1~or
M :1 •n ~sta\ pres(lnt<>d Mrs.
R ,, .. rs "''lfh a pl~'1Uf' and
m:~yor 's rav~:-1 comrnl'.mJr-
atlng her huslwl<J•s setvlrt>
10 the '"it). ID a"Ctopting II,
silt-q JJtP1 Shlkespeare's
HarnlH, A ·t I, ScE'1ie 3, as
tn>IMIU! Mr. Rotrers' Jt-
titu&> tO""' ltd publir service:
Ti1is l'J;)Vt-art: to fhineo"'n
seU DP true, ano1 It mnst
l?IIOW, JS the night t hE' t1ay,
thou canst not then be raJ~
to a11y m;-n.'
Fourt~n resld€nts of ttl('
f1rst dlstnn, ~~o·hwh includes
kalt<>J , C t>fll ral :--;P"'PDr1 and
Li •lu lslt', 3p;Jlled lor the
C"ounr1J Jppoint ment.
Counnl:rran Dona ld Mr .
lnms of \\est ~ewport, "'ho
hear:leo-:1 .l J.me:nbera~rnt .
mPnts •ommitte~' v.·hich in -
i,_n'lt'..,.e-rl lht> appiit·ams,
praiseo1 all or them as
· • "'rtainly quallfiP11 ancl
11·•dtratl""l Pf"'PI"',· anduro;-t>d
thoSP not t hoso>n to· rontiooo:
tr• off~r th~'lT So>fV JrPs to
•il£ il\ ..
!.1rs. Roe.o>rs man:lor:€'11 Jll
3 of het lliiSloanrl"s SU""t'O:S·
ful d..-lion campaigns. She
h.1s ::.en•..-1 on the Nt..,"POr1
Hutoor fll\mp1• pool run•l
nisim> • 011rr11iftP"'• <A3S a
memiJ~>r or t h~ Ftf'f-"'"al
Fi!."'hiNS, IS !'Ur renf ptPSi·
r1r.ont of thf' PI BPta PM
~lunmi (Jut • he rP, has
h:tnrlll"~ ~h!lr Ur for St.
J a me" Episcopal (hurrh,
Jnt1 ha<> l'f'f>n ac-live In thf'
S e-"·port Harbor Hil!h
Boosters.
Library vandalized again
Vandals toppled Ubra.q
!ihPlVPS hO!dint 15,000b0oics
1"1'1 ""!.J ·~"n!il"" 1","i!;f'
iO .. J1io-vlsual eo'JUipmem ar
Mesa woman
hurt by bus
Ro!'•' .-\, Po"·ers, j J, of
133 E. l6th St., Costa \lesa,
surrere-l a rusnM IE"ft ie-.:
~·f'en shP ::.lipped and ff'll
uml"'r thE:' rPar wtl(·el ot Jll
OCTO bus on 17111 St., Co-
st.t ~!es.1, .11 1:10 p.m. Sun-
ria}.
On1·er M. P Arias, 23,
Hunllncton He-a• h, to!•1\nsta
Mesa poll f' hE' ha I stopped
to let orr J pas~l'ncPr on
lith St., east of Or:lnl!e .-h ·e,
He startE"i pullinl! awa~ v.·hpn
he ... ·as tol•l lt,. oth(lr pas -
senter s thJt a ~~ooman ..,·ante<1
on and startf'01 to t>rlnr th£'
bus to :. halt.
Mrs . PowP t S toll polh r·
shP ha•l &?.nt>ht'cl hold of tht>
bus, loS1 h~>r ~·alanrp :1111
ff>ll.
t he ~briner'slinnch Ubnr}'
ln WestcWf last v.·eekeod.
11 ,..a f' I t'.E' SPf""Onri J! '""4' iS'
recf'hl nrooths rnat ttlf
libran Jt Donr a.nt! lrvi~W
has bp~n tlrJk«:) mto.
'J"n, rust st•l About ll,··
larn•'ntf'd ril\ Hl\r.ntan
Do ror:, .. a She-th, It 1s so
~ens'.'IE'sc;. rhf>\ :lP;lHPntl~·
,·Jinrl•f'o'! J U N' to rPI on
the roof. l~"n rPmovPr1 somp
win·1o·,· lou1 res to l'"l'! 111
n.rouch .m om~, ·~·tnr1o4·.
Tit€'\ olt>Ubero~.to:>l'. priM
S)it-h '<><; !OOSP ftOITo thE' "'3.))
.tn•l •tum!Jed t:.,ooo toook.S
toto tit .. n•ir1dlt-01 r toe roorr.
JOr1 Llo:~ml~f"d somp of OUT
Jur1io-visua \ ..._IUJpm(lnt. l.lo ~:
v.· .I! han• to repla•"' s heh'mj.!.,
and ""t' simpl} <lOll., hJ ve
t hF m 1ne\ to 1o 1t. It took
r, m •n <11\ da1 JUSt to PI'""
up the h::lnls. PlPaS"' tPil
e~·,n·oop .o.·p"rE' sorn J.t'Out
U1P In• )0\"t'nJenrp It vdl!
'aUSP liWm.""
ln J l rt>.li<-Jn 1urrnt: lttP
P:t"l s1m m1er. J.t>out 53,noo
"'Orth "J JUdiO·\"iSUa\ "'QUIP·
n ~nt ·.o.·ao: S1olen fronr tlr•'
lilrJr •.
Priority set on signals
A priority list ol iO trMh•
s ignal proje-rts in ~ewp.Jr1
Beach for Jht> L·urrenl n ..... Jl
year wa.s 3pprovE'ri this ~~o·~,.,~.;
b)' tilt> C it ~ Cou n•'il.
Topping the list arP SJ~,l\
lights at ( oast iiv. ; . an•!
Prospect in "'P'>t :\.• ... 'POrt
and Coast II"·}. 111 front of
Irvin\? Coast (oontq rJuh.
An above-the-strf'P-1 nash-
tog light, wa rninc motonsts
of ~avy ped(lstrian tra!fl.c.
Is proposed for tht> Coast
Hwy .-Orchid lnlt>rSf'('tion in
Corona !HI Mar. Counc U.,·o-
man Lucille Kuehn tnsJsted
Tuesday ntght that the i'ity
a.l.so try to gpt thE' r~ula1
tralftc light at CoBt H.,.,.
aod Popp)' moved to tllf'bUS)
Orchid intersection.
C ity TnmcEngtnf<t!r Wi\.
111 m Darnell, wllo has l>eE>n
caqht ln tlw mtddlP of se\' •
eral Conma del Mar tr:l.ff"l('
hassles already, promlsf'd
to consider the Idea. Fut,
he noted that movltl£ the
II(M would only •· move thE'
problem," He saJd fiscal
yar 19'76·77 plans do in-
<"htdrl •dtttne 1 median strip
a.t the Orchid pedest ran
crouu.e. "ben many ~si
~ m.st crOss to ret to
1M CDit...,OI Oftlce.
Re ldrllttect, thouch, that
Ute mdla wwld se"t only
h "a f'1111111t:'' for thoSE"
wM WIMtocroa Coa.st HWJ.
la I ....... ~. '•Now, as
soon :ts ·' Pt"IE'strlan put.!'
.1 foot off t11e rurto, ho:> 1s
l!·c-:tll) Qtl\ij!."dtf"t1 to ·ros!'
.tll Iant>.s, · 11€' noted .· T'!l.!'
.o."l), hp ··ouid mJ .._(' 11 half
"J.J\ Jnr! rt'SI .'
Both Mr. D:ttneila..nd Put ·-
11 Works 0\rPdOt Joseph
:1pvlm v.:.ltnf<d that burr-au-
rJhl rE'd tape "'"ll! m'an
that even tht' hkhest-
prioritl SJI!:nal pro)e('ts
.:ould take ' 2 to 3 }'Pa rs
to , omplpte.··
O!htor s it(IS on thepriorlt)
ltsf: Balt'<la -Maln, lrvinE'-
l 6th, HospiU.l..Superior ,
C amnus-"on Karman,
Ri rch-Ouai.l, Jamhoref>-
UIN'h, Ne-.'J'l0r1 Center-San
M l~el, Newport Center-
Santa C ru:r., Newport Center.
Santa Barbara, Ba!t"roa-l~th,
JamtoortE<--~Ison, Von Kar.
man-Birrh an<1 Ball'Oa-38th.
MRS. CLI.YTON DIES
Funeral )>(lrvices for Mrs.
Bertha Cla}1on, 15, of 500
,,veni<b Lad(>n, lhe Blurts,
wne beld at 11 a.m. Tues.
da)· in Pac.Uk VI~w Cl\aJ)rfl.
with Pastor J. Alex Orteca,
c ostt Mesa St"eatb DtJ M·
•t"fltlst Cr.arch, ometatiJic.
Mrs. Cla)lb)n died Oct. 9
tn Hoa.t hOSplttl. SM was a
naUn or KJnu CoaDt:J.
North Oakota, aM Md bM!D
a resldeert of Newport Bath
for !6 years.
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TRUD! RCM;ERS shows a eomme.ruontive mayor's pftl
aDd plaque given to her Tue.sda}" lli(bt by tbe Newport
Beach City CouDt"U, honoring her late rJJ.sbtod. Yayor
Howard Rogers. Later in thl' even.lng tbe CotlncU oamed
Mrs. ~ers to CUI her husband's UIK'JIPired term on tbe
Council. (Enstr;n phOto.)
Balboa beach
policy revised
Are Balboa's bay t<Paches
l.lelng takPn ovPr tt1· privatP
propprty ov.·ne rs whO try ro
keep the put.rhr off thto
t.Pa~hes"
Th..!.t questioo, posed to
ttl,_ 'Oewpor1 B£>ach Cit ~
C oun•-:1 tillS W£'ek b)" .J9 resi-
]fonl5o o( thearPa , ... ·aspasSt!d
.11~ to t11e <·1t1 p;.i.rks,
r ea,..hps and rec-tP:lllondept..
Th .. PAR Com ,,jo;;sion Is t>X •
pert«d to rhsruss it rn <1~:-
td 11 ar a :-m·. ~ meet in.!!.
A PE>Iillon signet! toy the
~~ peoplt-..,.hO liv.:> near,
l•ut not on,thelJe4r f1..-s, com.
i-ilalll...rl !hal Jenff>S1 r hainS
Jlld laurisr Jpim: b' barfront
pr or>trtY o11·ners are ke@lling
the publk from !ht:-puhlir
t.earht>s lt1t>rE'.
C 11~ Attorney Dennis 0'-
:O.eil, aftpr t1 ~-month in-
vpstigatlon o~ thE' rharges,
.,.·rote • proposet1 rh.an!!fl in
r lt} poli.c}", <A"hirh .... ·ould rp-
qu\re lite chalns and fE-nces
to ,..ome down, bUt would
allow landscapirli to rern.tin
in som~ areas. Ht> called It
a · compromise solution.··
Here is Mr. O'SeU's pro.
oos.at, ,..hich will be studied
t•l the Pf:lR Commission:
• Wtw>r"' private property
Hists ba~''U'r1 of lh" pubJi.-
SJdpv.-alk, Js alon~ Buena
\'tsta tl{lfV.·epn f\ay and Edgt>-
..,.lltN, pr iv:ltt> llnt1:scapin£
would be allowed, but DO
patios and llvl..ogareaswoold
be allowed to encroach oo
tbf sidt>walk's 30-ft. right-
of ..,·ay, whi r h widens to 40
ft. .dong Edgt:>water bet•een
Ruena Vistl and Island .o\ve.
• Whet£> there is public
beo:~ch bayward of Ute pd>llc
SlO(Iwatlo.:, such as along
f r1ge11'Jter between Buen2
Vista and Island, and 6e-
tllt(IE'fl Alvarado lDd Fer-
IUDdo, oo privatt> encroach-
ment wUJ be allo~~oed on the
!reaches. However, piers aM
floats lllhich nave harbor
permits, v.111 stay, and I<'·
r·pss to their owners ~~,·m
ho· km open.
Cit,. Public Works lJi.-
r .. rtoT Joseph Devlin was
J.Skeod b~' Ma)'or Milan Oostlli
about chains and fences
erected along beaches or out
rnto thP water.
"All thE' feoct>s and chains
shOUld be r emoved,.i' said
Mr. DevUn, who helped Mr.
o ·seu write the proposed
poUcy doc'umeot.
David Arnold, 3111 Buena
\'lsi: a, told tbe Cocmcll tbat
b:l)'frorrt prope.rt)' D'I'DE!r&
""Pre never OOCified of •nr
proposed f'hanges 1n cit)'
polit-y. HP and " JUer Ziglar,
H~ Buena Vista, asked for
J. t1E>la\ in an}'of'l'l rtalaction.
Bayview closing resisted
Fou n ... n sppa~ers from
thO? au•j ieni "'• pac-h :1\loted
·, rmnutes of lifllt?, QPE'OP<l
rlt'W •'ha rutels ol ronsider3-
t ion for ~E'\\"PQrt Mf'sa uni-
fi .. •! s1 lrool dlstr it t troarcl
ru .. so1a~ m.-:ht 1u thP r on.-
tmumc <;tur1~ of their pro-
~sa! to rnO\'t> Mr 7\all\ on-
t mu~non htgh sc-hoo l and shut
1o\\·n : or morP E<l(lm(lntar~
s• hools.
Some ! ,300 lunder..ra rten
StUrll'nts ttus l'e'3r romparf'd
Wllh 2,500 plevpnth•]ll'3de
sturtents soo..,·s !"101\ fast stu-
1··nt enro!lmlr'nt 1s Jroppinr
m tht' school jJsttirt, it
.., . .l s pointed out.
~lost of t he 5Pf'& ~ers ,.a mE"
ftflrll thP Bawlt>\\" school
.11t>J vf SantJ . .o\na Hei~hts,
<1PSl ribetl as ; rountrv,
nell!hboril <>rhool v.·tt h a
natural history mus(>t.lm.
t E'a Ottts v.·ere hand(l(l out at
thP door uq:\ng that Bal"vipw
Plement:ay t-p k!"pt open,
that btgiler is nC'I nE'<'fS -
sarlh bettPr. Smaller
schools v.·lth tlt'tter Qualit}
t'clucah on we rt> str(lsst>d by a
number of speakfors.
If the schOol Is c losed a
lot of Jp1•erage .,.ill be lost
in thE' fl~hl a~tainst Oran]!P
Robins Hall
dedicated
The Newport Mesa sehOol
t-o:.rd, meeting Tufosday
nl~ht In thf' auditorium Jf
NPwport Harbor h.lgh school,
adopted a resoluUon namll'lg
t he main building of the
schOol RobinS Hall In hODor
or the late Theodor e Robins,
a m••mh-er of tht first bOlrtl
of education Cor the hta"h
sc hool district.
Th• m~l"l tbeD a~
)OUrH<I and lhf f i'OUJI w,m:
o·Jttidt tht aodttorllm,
W'tl'e ~:aa.ld Smallwood,
pe~U«l 011 1 lin• to rell'IOI'e
1 co••rtac M•r tile ttca
abon tbe door tealb( 1*
lbo sebool 1D U.. IIebi 0(
tile -m. It rood
'' RCII*ol HID .. ••
lin. 'h:loM• RobiiJI St.
•• Mr. Mllllln. nru••
Robia Jr:. wltdlld tltt ct~ _,.
Count}' Airport noise oon-
r rol , one speaker polnted
out. l! ..,.ill IJE." Pasier for
lllf' county to procel"d with
morE' c-ontlemnatlons, it was
·JairuPrl.
Slld•'S ShOV.'irn! propose(!
S< 0001 bound2r rit>S tf dif-
fp rent sd100ls werP closed
:ul(l no mbf>rs of studellts to
atti!Od Wf!rE' screPned while
Deputy Supt. Norman Loa.ts
e x:plained considenttoosbe-
mg giv~ 11'tl)" some we~
i'ood ano1 ocht>rs had poor
;:roints. His presentation
JmE' bt>fore !hE' audience
"peak.ers.
tn most proposals schoOls
"'wid st\lli"IE' runnl.ni below
, Jp:lCII)', Dr. Loats pointf!f1
~'ut. Elementary schools
on!'lr1er(l(l lo r closing in-
r luderl R:I}"VI<'V.", ~1ontf'
\ ista, Lindbergh, Wood\Md,
Mariners, Harper, Balearic
1nd BPar St.
OnQ and posslbl)' two or
th(l s• hools face shut-down
Mr . Sm;~llwood stressed.
Bale a n r with a student
population .1 roond 120 Is a
llkPI}' prospect, he said.
l ess stud(1"1ts means tess
o:tJi f' finanrlal ald.
MRS. ROTHROCK DIES
Gn-,eslde Hrvl¢•s for
Gladys M. Rothrock, 81, of
26li WtUo-..· Lant , Costa
M·•S3, wtr• held at 3 p.m.
)'esterday at Mow.taln View
CernetU}', AJtad81.
She passed away Sunday,
Oct. 10, tn Hoq Memorlal
Hospital. She bid Uwtd ln
the ha.rbor area tbr two
years and wu born ln K.u.
sas.
Paelllc Vtew Momaa.ey
"u tn ctlarce of ar raac.•-
meN:s.
EMMA RMDL.AY, 15,
OF COSTA MESA DIES
£nuna r~, ••• -widoW of tM ....... n1M
Coort lwdp Bnoeo '-r,
--Frldll' Ill--· •. -....... -·-Oet.I"'O .... ,, P"
......... _tiC..
•--Ill elllqo ol ar-rue u :•
•
I
•
•
1~ .to; ~ _,.,.
l
77w Binla Lof
Ford Is No Conlervative • WHO'S •PJIIG? .. •oR I I U z .. -
O.r MI}Or ~ ....,. nUts I' I.
Oo .... __ ., ....... -.·--
.
.... taMofU..hNA. let ........ M .. llrefi'JJJ.. .,..,.,_,. MrM
,_ Ut ...... U •rill ~ ..... adloel ........ .,.._,,., ll11fll4'tt...,l -
llolt tile -npect too llc • -Aa A ... ftlo -: no ~ -.. . &He~ ol 10"' ......... ww ..... ~-~~-...... -......,.,, ........... ..
-...... Mr. lbpor? by 1M CllllJ'lf( 11&11' aller -,_ ••fz r. AM dl.-
ltl this •ae ta•o Jtft'. couldenble ....,.. .....,..eat ...... 1ore1p .w
port Beaeb accflll:ld S%15.-Pal'eltt wllo bft •· .... c:ndiu to ta..e ,.,_ .._
000 ll fedenl Houla( .t dflltt coAac to .KaUer are .... ww....t 10 a. .,. .....
"11rbu De\tekipdWflt ....... ObteetJal Yftllelllelltty to Ullla ...,.,.,...,
Part ol this is to pay iDr pla.D. Ow ol IW Mdi.WC ltn.: Pt ... a-t,._ to ....
a $450,000 SNior dliMD raets 1t1011t tiMir ab~ tlt.lt ,....u fll .u ,.. .. .,.
~-tr, I t.m a -.lor dU-1a tbat muy ol Diem are ,....'to loreMI ..... ol dril·
MD, but I Deftt aPed for rid1CIIiog tbe ~--1'-cine. Y• thi. ,._. 0.. il ewa
Ibis. My days are 1oo buy lblderU ud caD .. .._ ~ ol it ..,. '".u trif : a •
to be bc:lltwrM wWl .-cb · ·d:el.lDqlleaU .. or worse. ne .-.....
.................. ... ____ _
::..~ .·-c·:.-:.: ,_ .,.. ..... 't .... I 1
..... -... I ''wit ••• ,....
(_.t _,l to =mop his own
...._ Co• or,._ ... .._. ,_. to,.... rt tontrol
-·-oltllo..._..t
~ • =•n.. .... thttl .• o(
co.NI., to~ 0\Wtt.o. who ,.,. , ........ ~.~~--. . .,..,... ••••a ratil•~.a -.o. ................. _
wlilo Mldll c&o.. ..,..unrNt
,.,... ia. ~tiw..
''Piei.Sireable(?)aett'fttlel,, U fact 11, tbue Is IH:swudal-It,.: Our utioa .... ~
jeople lave so Ultle ~-11m aad fewer diM'tpll8e ~ tht 2IJOI.II •show_,
~y tllaf: tbeJ aMat oe-probiMtS at MeNaDy tMIII ol our Dectar:.tion cl I ' 1 •·
t"upy tbeir let.re tlmf, it at aay otber mldltlf' or bleb dnlc:w-, ••hich ill fow pa... .J. ,. .... Bnch• •• E 1 •
AR'tiD"L HAAI'A, --1*111 isllet of lie Ensl10
••••••••••oo•~~ooooo
' A -DA Tl F-HfS10 IIY
ROBERT R, RAC111. at left. pr~lleot of R~eitl Jewell"}'
Compaoy 1n CoD Yea, is shown reOf'JVJ~ 2 certif1cat8
of award lor elvic improvement from Thomu Baume, It
right, diredor ol thP Costa MI!SI Cb.ambf!r of Commer("t>_
Cbamber President Vlugha N. Redding looks on. Bob
Ractu was cited for '·tlE'lpin.: 10 retJulld t ~ downtown
Cosb Mesa image'' alter ftnishlng an eJrteoSive remodeJ-
tD« project at h1s place of business. He nsumed tht>
prnlllency of the ramUy~ business last year rrom
his father, Dominic RadU,. 1112yor of Costa Mesa. (PhOto
by Jal k E. Bo);d Jr.)
1s certainly DOt tbf ft. scbool ill tbe dHtrlet. fir'aM the nistftk'le ol At.'atcy Pre.ideot Forcl'•' •pend ina
spoosJ>UUy of the gon.m-Tlds '"put ft .,me.rbeft-God. But uy si•ilar .tr.-.. fk'Otd is hard to belie<v~. Hll
meot .• Wt.at is Ameriea, a f'll4", oaf iD my w!ptlor-tiM in a P'olblk Jldu'..J today Us ..... r 'O''a ~ budfd wu
gla.ot baby-sitter? And wldl bood '" rt'l("tioo is, sadly. beH outla...:l by dw Su....-UN Wllioa. But in juat two
this grant, of oourse, comes all too commoo. in lbe lbr-Court. yean of thla "coca.rn:at.ive ..
ROVemmt!GI striD(s oa· oar bor Am. It' a; ~ the _. ... , We could JO on, but &W•..,. .. Pr1 · ipu,· fedaoal ~ hila
local govemmeal. t1ds Wbo obj@ct.. H's t~ n. ia very painl'ul. la the t.ce ' i:Da<r 1 b:r ewer OM' lw.ndred
Now the acting city man-parents. And many of their ur thew •DC!-numrroua ntlwr bltliut~ dolliJ,... A.coordinc to a
"ger ud the City Cocmc:U objectlms sound terribly f'Oftlradictton•. let ua conclude t '..S. ~,_._ aruJ World Rrport
plan to ask for more ItO"-'immatJ.Lrt>. Ma)'be •·e-sbOIIJd that our ~ itii nne -.·Wft th! uaJ:!,·-. tederal ...-ndi111 for
t>rnmeot handouts. ThisUme bus the PARENTS oot of abnormal i11 normal, "'hft-e up-t1w r~ year <"I 197'7 .. could
lor a new libn.r)·. bie)'clt-the oeigtM)rhood. With tbeir liide·ck""" i11 ~ fitltu-n.t ullicb • U32 billion.··
bridge and -1 otherprog.rams aarrow-miodedDHs, btcot.rJ· sleW-up, ...t where tbc wor4 It-in ll62 that our p ·em·
not detaUed. In theSf' times aDd selfishness, lbey're :1 ''incredible"' -.,..,:tieaOy be _.. lint lll*lt OYft' one hun-
1'llit F 7 1 F..-n wfto .-e tbe U. s. Couttt.tion
ZOO ,.,. 111 .senloOd tM oeeeatty of freedom of tht-
pr-. ~ 111111J ....,,.HII tbetr CfiDCern by pladftg this
Ji IS ?2 ; ....... _,. flnl utlcle ol tile BW ol = ... ''(' b • -a !«> LA1W ab~ tbe m
o1 .. ,., .. ,. c ... , ... loa c1oa DOt crut that right
te .. ,.__ •• r N e riCIIt muted c::u be tabD away.
~ .. ·: :.:-,; :: :::.~ ::.: !:'h~
Oa IIIII: ... c 'n o1 ,..,....I Nnapaper Weet. It is .... .. m 7 a r miDI ol tbe commeots made through
tat ~ ._ Db nnt ~meat r l&ht aDCt . its role la,. ·~ 118T1t'lllberty: • • • • • • •
~ ~pt of a free press was laid down
before doe A.erican revolution by Sir William
...,. .... e u Wlowa:
"'l,lle Jiloorty ol the press is indeed es-
1 'ie' to tile uture ot a free state, but
tlllil CMRwt.a of laying no previous r e·
ttraiata a.poD publication, and not in
&n•ua from eensure for criminal mat-
.-. wloen published."
The F.I'IMiq Fathers knew some had a fear of
de-acy u weU as a fear of despotism. The
best .-e U.ey found that disposed of these
lean WM guaraatee of freedom of speech and
freedom ol the press which was incorporated
into the Fint Amendment.
1-Medioon drafted the First Amend·
ment: "Coocrea ohall make no law abridging
the freedom ol apeec:h or of the press." Thomas
Jelfew-caUtioned us when· he said "Our lib-
erty dope ... oo tbe freedom of the
tlrat N 4 lie lilllited without
1ft' I ' • TOCJIIueville
la&r.o llat • iDdeto on den~
the dll.l ei-.rot of freedom in the modern
...... A aa&iee •hidl i. determ.ibed to remain
free ill •• le .. e npt in den1anding the unre· str...,. e-a. of t his indepeadenee. ' .
..... -• very important quotes on
that....,
25 ACRE PROJECT SET
Basic/Four Corporatloa.
a subsidiary of Manage~bf:
Assistance Inc., and the Ir-
vin~ lndustrlal Complex
(DC) have eotered Into a sz mlllioo laod transartioo
.a greement involving 25
acres of prime tnllustrtal
lands, according to Brian
D. Hogg, UC vice pruldent
ol sales and ma rketing.
Basic/Four, DOW head-
QU:Utered at 1855l Mal'-
Atthur Blvd,, Irvine, plans
to const.ruct a he1dquartt>rs
buildlflf and manu(a("tu rlog
fa cUlty totaling approxi-
matelr 170,000 square feet
on a 12 -acre site in tht>
UC 's new l'ustla park at the
comer of Mi chellt> Drivt>
and M}·ford Road.
Sale price for lbe site,
arranged through Ceorgt>
Spragins of Cold.,·eu Bank-
er's Santa Ana office, v.·as
S917,000, Mr. Hou said,
Basic/Four also lea54!d,
.,..lth aptioo to purt'hase, an
adj)ining 13-acre sUe,
•atuecS at Sl.l50,J.54,. at tile =
corner of Micht"lle DrivE>
and Fnnklln Road, Tustin.
Tht> lease ha s an annual
consick>ratton of $81,200,
Mr. Hogg saill.
M~emf'Dt Asslsbricf'
ln(",, headqua rtered in Nt>ll.'
York, is onE> of the largest
d1ta processing c-omp;~nies
1n the Unltt>d States. Ttlf'
compan )' p1on£>e red tht:' srnau
bustoess c-omputer market
with tht> tntrodu("\lon or th ..
Bask/Four c-omputer S}'S-
tem and operates tht>lan!t>st
third-party <'omputer maln-
tenanrt> organi:talion throuKh
Its subsJdtan , Sorllus Inc
The ne•· IIC ladliO v.'ill
replact> Bask/Four·s 13-
<'itities pn.>senll}' sprf-arl
over 1 buildings throu~~:hout
Oraogt> County.
fROM THE SIBLE
Ther tMt trust in tilt'
Lo rd shall he as mounr
Zioo, whlcn <"annot be rf'-
moved1 Uut abideth for
ever. \Psalm 125:1.)
"t~'!~~~:rNe.-p:~~rt Bmt., bJ'\ IIi , to~<mg-sm.~ ·
of high taxes, are theSf-b:ld inOuMce on thf' Whole it• me.nint. cbfd ~ daUan in a sincl~
1ttoms so necessarr tbat Wf' town. ~· nat wa.~ l";f yean after
s hOUld 2Sktupayersofotber Pari: Beach Tlalnker PI r! tF..,.ac..-rwac.;..! tM first federal budcet. IJ)'
!>"tales to help us SipPi}" In kHpinc with tbta nooct tJt 197L only nine }'f!:ill1l later. the
thenf.' Remember. the fed· oonuadiC'tK.nl-, the opiniun-tWo htmdted billion dollar lrvt>l
"tal j!OYt'rDment bas ao IDC'J6den ar. now tt>lli.o, us t:hat ,•M ec~ uedn-the ••roru;er-
mooey euept that Wblcb It Pn.idmt Ford iA.)I 6:.n.en"atil·t . \'at'h·~-Pr.idmt Sison. Four
fi rst takrs from us. :t in fact lhe mulit conRrV.ei,·t> \'ean later. ir1 1975, thf' thn'f'
It seems to me that thf' man 1u OC'C'U~' the White Hnu~~e hund~ billion dolLar plateau
onh people asking too mucb ain('e C'ah·in C.nnli •. A cyail' .,.._. smlll!lhrd . And it took Grrald
from !;0Yernn1enl Jn> the miatht rt>mark I hat !luc-h a dwr· Ford only tWfl yean to zoom past
va rious d t)· managers aDd ectfflzatton i• I.Jb teUintt an lhe foot hundred billion dollar
"Otmcils aU overtile c-oaz:t_ry. .werwe~t matrnn that •M"sthf' mark. If Furl i~ a l'UO!II!:ntativt' .
For shame' alimmftit beauty in the reclucinr; then .John Wa)ne i~~> a hippie-.
Sin<"ert>l)·. claM. But n ·en that romPIU"ifim It ·woukl tw jlm •• ruy tQ
Laur-a M!'CieUao ill too tenrrnu• fot" nur nation'.. demuruotratt" GH"ald l-'on:fs lib·
fi27 Westminster fin~t unt-IKted pl't'IOident. eralu;m -by lirtinK hill appuin-
~··v.·port Htoi.ghts Wha1 ito a cnn,;en·ati\'P. an\ tu• IRock•feller. Le,·i, Colt'
BUS THE PARE~ns '
Dea r Editor:
ThP Ne11.110rf-Mt>sa Sc-IIIJII)I
r11st rk t has too m.:nr schOOl
hutlrlings for tht> oumbE"r of
s tudPnts attending them. To
solve this protllt>m. aod to
saw• SOtnP IIIOD('Y, thE' rtls-
trlct wants to sell the o!fl
~1!-Nalh sc-hool sltf>indown-
to\lo·n Costa Mesa. This ~~o•Ul
necessitate movlnc the ron-
tiuuaUon hig h sdiObr'ftif.fto
or 656 Centt>~' 1s•~-.~~~7J
MIKE MANAHAN. I'Offi -
munil\ tPI.ItionsdirP<"torfor
tht> Irvine Co., ~~o·UI St>tvt'
as president of thP Or:m,; ..
Count}' lnrtustry-EduC'atiOI,
Coundl for 1976-77, sut'-
rf't'(tlll!l Or. Robt>rt Moore.
prestd.:-ot of Oran~~:e Coast
Collf!l!e. The Counc-Il •'25
' ofl!:anized in 1912 to untlt>
tndustn and t:'(lucatiOfl in a
commoo t>ffort to help stu-
~~ts ta~ thdr plar t ln a
VJ.owrtlvE: so'c-itot)' thr~h
t•ueer oriented E"((uc-atlanal
pro..:ra ms,
METAP-HYSICAL
SINGLES MEET
•· Theo Metaphysical
wa)'~ \\'ouldn't the w .. rld be u man, Dunl11p. t"tc.J. Wf' anal~·
une:r placr if .. -ord~ "rre dt· p1:11nfully awarp that a D¥mv·
fined~ W# ofler the (ollowinll' cratk sub!ltitute would probahl)·
&bon definition• ol "'conaen-·a. be W!Jhlt'. oral leut mon-uh,·i-
tivf'"' and "'l iberal.'' ('ntiiiH'1"Vo · oos. What""" are tryinc to j;fl~ .,..
til•e: One .. -bo wants 1o mafla«t' that t.br American pr.ople an ht--
his •JWn lire. L1brral: Ont> whu inc taken (or r.nother ride. II a
want,; to manq:e thf' liVH ol voter wantl to eaat his Presiden-
uC.hera. tial ballot: fer a coaservative this
PerhaJ» the liftl'llt mOlt indic-yN.r, hf' can't vote for either a
ativf' IDe&AUI'f! of a politiciaa's Democrat or a Republican.
de&ire to m~ the lives of ' 111ti ,...,.,." konll .ow..,"-' FH/ur.-.
·Candidates challenged
N""POrt Ceac:er abonM"f pa.rtia 11 tbe 1976 eteetiou
David Be:rc1Md. Uw ttefo. is the Libertarian Party!'
pr8ldeotial oomla~ of llw a. tda: tele(n.m to s.a.
Ltbe.rt:.l.rllafi'art]o·, ttdswtek ton llDle llld Moodale,. Mr.
eba.llea!!:l!!ll Democrat aDd B~tftlud t.tlwdn tbla su.m-
RepllbUcaa oomiDees Walter mary of the Llbet12ri.an
Moodalt ud Robe>rt Dble Party platform:
to '·detllte tbe la•n a.ay-·•UbertaJ1aaa advocate
where, uytlme. •· strict retll*'1 lor penoual
Yr. S.rcl.aod seot teJe, lltllert)' a.~ prtncy, a do-
~:rams &o both of tbe m2j:N" matic lree ll'llrklt eron~
party vkt..presidentb.l omy. iod :. IMXI-lDI:erven~
nomilw.es cbaUf'Qgi.llc them rioatJt torep poUey with
"10or --do their jobo responsibly
and fair:IJ, llley are working not only to pre-
oerve a frea-but. raore importantly, to
pr I I ::TiL frw American oociety.
l Felm-Frankfurter said it very well:
'Without a free preu. t here can be no free
society: ..
stereo equipment 2nd 1 tape from a drawer llDder the
player frpm tbe hom e of cub l'f'I'Ulter wtille the bar
Richard E. See, 346 E. 16th was closed •• , A male
Pl. ••• A Wet obtained oriental w-Ith straight black
c.lothtng nlued 1t $575 from hair used a matcb to Hght
the May Co •• 33S3 Bristol a cigarette, then ignited a
St •••• A $800 paint com. scrap lumber pUe at 1300
pressor and spray gun were Adams Avt!., and Oed wesl
stolen from Sinclair Paints, toward Pille Creek Dr., thE>
· 1901 Harbor Blvd,, tueo Ore eauq rntnor burning
from a !root counter wbell to bOards before being ez-
tt was uPatteDdell , •• Fl'e tlDcuJ.,IIM!d ••• Sus.an J.
womea'snstedsuits,n.lued Fru.ier, 785 Scott P~ •• re-
at $750. wen takell from ported the theft of her 19:i9
Patoacbe Un.lque Clothine:, VW bus from that addreoss.
3333 Bristol St •••• James • SUNDAY , SEPT. 26
a I'IOSE> Ia rf>ration and .,.as
charged with drunk dr ivm,
aft er his car ran Into tht-
lt-ft side of ol r ar driven
h} Harry C. Da}', 47, Hunt-
ington Beach, pusMnJ! at
into ~ car rlrlv~n tJ)' Ga r)'
W. Shofstall, 30, of 3701
w. Balboa Blvd., West
Sev.-port, v.·ho suffered a
b:o~r k injur}, at 19th St.
and Plac(>(Jila Ave, at 8:45
.1.m .•. , A bu~lar took
spray paint, ~arbu r@tor
cleaner and mt-("t\ank 's
tools ~~o·orth SB~ and C:liiSed
J bout SJOO dama~~:f' by
s pr:l}'lnC palnt on waUsand
vehlclt>s a! Carburetor
Shop, 1942 Harbor Blvd.
.•• A$10<1.24 po•·e r m!(a-
phoo~ wu stolen from ttw
offl ,..e of the boys· P.E.
coa ("h ornce at TeWlnkle
Sc hool, 3l24 CaiUornla
Avt>. , •• A 1976 Ford v.·as
stolen from Theodore
Robins ln(" ., 2060 Harbor
Blvd •. ,. A girl'sbtke~~o·as
stolen from Yvette 'l'barn,
S66 Sturceon Dr, ••• A
man, :t.bout l2, wearing a
gray sweateran!lbluep:lllts:
grabbed a bottle of teQUila
and 1 bottle of wa.llbanger,
nlued at $5,98, and ned
from Martna Uquor lnd
Dell, 895 W. 19th st.
Slngles,' · a ne•· ("IUb -.·!Uch
Us founder Solys ''will hf'lp
pe-ople find happiness
through the leachlngs Clf
Jeltls Christ,'' held its Drst
meeting Tuesday nle:ht in thf>
Promonlor)· Potnl d uh-
houSf',
Fnoeell CUmor e intro-
duced guest ll"<.'turer Ton)'
Clendenin as the father or
a n~Uonal champl.oo skier,
and '·thf' proph(>l of lht> ski
slopes.··
to dfobate bim. fTH llll:eraatloal tnde,"
··Tbe LU»nartu Party U Dole aad MODdale re-
is A.IDGirka'a tbl.rtl b.rpst •• CD c:tea. blm, Kr.
party,'' t..t.ltd MJ-. 8fo-rt, Bergl:ud arpe-s tbe.t this
laod.. '·Tbe voters RoDid ··nu tut~wr demcaatnte
hne the opportualty to com-the tateu.cta.l blakraptey
pare fttt poUriH ol. oar ()( the ITIIjor s-rties and the
respectiVE" pantes.'' 1:1ck of ·re-spe<'t tMy havP
-Harold W. Andersen
Chairman and President
Atwerirrea• Newspaper Publishen Association • -o-
lt , ... Tllomu Jeflenon, one of thooe 56
men who ..... the Declaration of Iadepend-
ence iB 1178, who wrote 11 years later, "The
buia of our pve-rnment beiag the opift'ion of
the peo•le, tlie forst object should be to keep
that ila'ilot -were it left lor me to decide
whettier we ftould have a government without
ne•..-.ua. or eewapapers without govern-
ment, I would DOt hesitate a moment to prefer
the latt«.--<>-
"Mew-pen aDd newrpaper readers need
to redll t111a ......me by Alexander Hamilton
200 ,.,. ap. 'Liberty of the preu must
altocedl• •sr sM on public opinion aDd the
ge-.1 ~ ollhe people aad of the govern-
--t.• .. ·-N •< -Ralph s. Roth
President
lalaad Daily Press Association
• ·.•
"We try to remember in the print media
that doe,....._ .....,. re...-nu the 'only' free
press ... Utili raation. Bro.dcut media are
lieeuod .-, doe Federal Communication Com-
m..,. .... -lie the day when newapapen
have to .. to Waollinarton. D:C. to ret Ueen ...
·re..-,....D,. •lly." -Bill Bo)'kin
Preaideat NAM, IDe:. aDd
EsecatlYe Director
lDiaDd Daily Preu A.-iation
•
j ..
"Ow A• friear pre10 traditions run ao ...., l'lli f 1 ll•lly aptjmjetic: ill opite
.t j:.: !Z . : ... rud1 r11;p. cnrlillilitJ .... .... •• . a....-. rm ,....tl,
d "Z If 'I ~ 1r lrappeDlDc abrood ~
eo•l'1..,.. Ei 1'1 _.._to ....., a mea-
-. l2f .... ,_,._ aDd we have to
•
•
~~~ .... = ... ., • ilere ~~-· ... llllt li' II? ,..&IRIIIrl doe puple'a ·----Prnichtat
United P,... Iaternational
H. Graham, 58, oi616James Rudy R, Bran , 23, of
St., suffered an tn~red right 2053 President PI., v.·as
b&Dd aDd wrist and a pas-cb:lrged w1U1 drunk drtvtfll!
senger, June E. Graham, 53, a motoreyele at 2929 Har-
same address, suffered back bor BtYd_, at 2:45 a.m •..•
and oeek pain, after tbel.r A burglar broke a rear win-
ear ..._s lnYOI'ed in u ac-liaw of White's Pet store,
cldent wtth a ear drtweo by 440 E. 17th St., in an at-
John R. Smalley, 20, of tempt to steal pet sna.kes,
1926-A W, Ocean Front, whJie the fi.rm wu ("Iosee!
Central Newport, at Pomona • • • Marton E. Ponttng,
St. and James st ..•. Daniel 50, or Z470 Newport Blvd.,
J. Maddock., 15, or 1874 W.i.S intured wnen her (':IJ'
Samu Dr •• suffered a Iacer-hit a mall box at l53 Slerks
ated left leg and abrasions: to St., due to a detective-ac-
hts left temple when he lost celentor and brakes, :.od
cootrol of his motoreycle tn she ns unable to stop he r
a dip filled W'tth water and ear until turnlng onto Santa
fell on Mes.a VerdeDr.East, Ana Ave,, hitting a eemeot
53 feet oorth of Boa VLst.a wall 1t 2004 Santa Ana Ave.
Dr, , •• Joanoe G. Gehman, • • • John M, Long, Hunting -
l747 Santa Ana Awe., re~ too Beach. reported the
ported tbe $27 loss or her cruel tbeft or atl-OU palri-
wallet withmooeya.nd chec:ks 1ng valu ed at betwe@o $2,000
from 666 Baker St. . • . and $3,000 from a ware-p STUDY
Rooald D. WooleJ, 29, EJ b041se at 2952 Ceolury Pl., CLEAN·U
Toro, wu cbGzted wtU, the wbere a fln hlll occurred
petty then o1 a f45 tote"" on Sept. a .•. Jotm J. FOR UPPER BAY
from Bullocks, 3333 Bristol Laswell, 79, space 63, 1750 UJ~Pd' Newport Bay Is one
st. Whittier Ave., suffered a of 10 Soutbem Callfornla
• SATURDAY, SEPT. Z5
James M. Jqtes. 25, ot
416 Vl.ta F1on., tbe Blllffs,
•as cbarJ811w1tbdnDtdrtv-
1Dr, hlftae aDOI*IcoataiDer
o! alcMoUc berenge 1D b1s:
fltal heart attack at that waterways scheduled for a
adllnss, JUccutmlng alter cieu..ap study by tbe Soutb -
f.eelftac tlrSt alii from en Callfomll Assn. ofGO'I'-
p,•nmedles ••• Larry D. ernmeats (SCAG).
The oon--deoomlnatioaa.l
cillb wUI meef lwtet' monthly,
11)'5 Miss Gilmore. TbeOct.
l9 speaker is scheduled to
.be actor Pt"ter Lor~ Jr.
Do Nov. 2, the scheduled
spea.ker Is t.ashlon person-
alit)• Florence Smales.
Meetings will include
grotq.~ medUation and musi-
cal eolos, :and social ' aDd
traYel Peats will 1!!0 be
plaaned, Mlu Gilmore said.
More informaUoa may bf'
obta1Jifd from Ylss CUmore
It 673.7776,
HALLOWEEN PARTY
BY SPYGLASS GROUP
Tile Sj>yglau HUJ PhU·
hapnoctk Committee plans
:ua old fasbloDed Halloween
party from 7 to ll p.m.
Ott. U, at 2046 War Vista
Drt¥1, Eut Bltdf', Resern..
tlou may be caaflrmell with
Mro. Loyd LokQ at 640.
4091, ~. ..w .,. fol.
lowed .bf du<:lng 10 thf ""
baDd -ol floe Newport Bead Doctor's Band. There
1Jlll be pmes Ud prtr.ea..
Yeblde ud 1a0 drtf'er's Jt ..
c .... at 181'7 Maai'Ofll A"·
at 1 a.m •••• RQbut C. Iloc-. 16, F-VII.
ley, 111ffend mlaor ill)srtes
•'-his car bit tiM pan.:! . car ol M~ S. RlcMrda,
Ca..•ell, 24, tnns.I..t. was The SC AG board, made
boobd 011 a cJUua arrtst up otrepreeeatiU,esofloc~
eomplalat t:Jr aaaolt aad aDd county pemmeou,
bUNry afttr li:DoektDg tknro woted Oct. 6 to IIJPI"'Ye the V-In •~ •o• ZOIO PUBL.IC NOTICE maa. ,.,.. " "• JturfJ, which 11 maD·
2253 RtplbUc A ... , 0111 WU.
-St .... , ....... ot Jlo.
JIIIMI.e ••• Rtport ala mu
cUdlng tllnoz1> I -ot .Apt. 1, t40 wu-et.,
................ llad ....
R. R ..... 110,-. M ...,_ ....... ........
btl lio7ollidcU_......,. .... -...... .., .. ......... .-;-... -.......... _ ....
-.:JIIIIt ••• A .. IIIne--troiiiJ .. __ _
---~-.. .. _,., ... _1:.---... A-............... l¢1d
...... ...,. fo ......, ••
Newport Bl•d., wbo wem to f~ Eariron~ ,......, ..
tile aid of 1 ..,111111 IJ1olao mea!E Acoacy, f1CTITIOUI 8USINEIS
her blek at CU'weU 's teet The eowtred by tbe .W.uf£ ST A TEIIENT
-bfl ap&rtmeot door slu<IJ oil-... -no ..._ -fl
• I • Bl'tDda I. c.....-, 481 C.oatl BUlB, wt.id JD. ... ........ u: lle'll ..
E, 19th St., ._rted the cladW-of Los Aocol... IIIII lotllloc of N-rt
f400 ._ ol a TV set from Orup. S.. Bona.-IIIII -...,_,, 4HO C-
btr Ytllele parted 1a froat Rl•tnldt coantleJ. Drift, Jt..-,ort Bach, Call-
of ller bome wllfle IIIIo wu Tile p1aa -tel bf l>roll !IZ6eO: Tile S..•
"""'"" III'IIIIOn • ·.SolUM SCAO lllc-lll>r-GQWII Corp. 1 Cllllu .... a-. Apt, U,MPanDr., that u-"-"a., 11 _,..-. zu I<ore Lo1ot ~tile $ZOO folsolhor pollalod bf IIIP cooc-... At-, -· CaiiiDr-pono -IIIII( Credit U0111 Gl lilt, cfltroleafl tad , .. tiiOI.
e&rdie ud cbeekl ••• Kar111 Orpal.e ..... • Na Nd? Ill 11 CGOitlcV
If. C~ II, Tbt EPA -ICAG 10 od by 1 OI)J!IOrllloo,
_....,. 8-11, -rod a ... ellp I --~ eo....--: Tbo
.........., --llor plio 1Dr tilt -Cou1 -G.,..... Corp• -•etw•c .. •r 1111 t1tt r1r&M bulL Atlolll: a...,..,._ ~lr.YJN..PruUrsC ... "' . ---b)' ltdtnJ -...... --. ftlo ···-·--· Ill-8, 1'llorrloll, Z4. rra,. IIIII 10 .. IC.IG, tad -1110-clorlGI Or· "' ••:D E. 11a a_, Colla tilt rs ttn • -.,.. -eo., Oct. s, 11'11. -. aiiMI ...... IItcloltlrn tnm• _,.. filii IIIII -001. If, fl II, • V'-a., 1ft Ia«' be' 111-od Ill 1110 01111-tiOI· • IICrr. f, lfM, Ill tilt Na;port
•• of,...,... An. liiUal JIAIRm. Butlor Endp, r.-.s
Mr. &nglaall t.s taw na-ror tt.e vtta1 ~ of
Dilllg IDih~ of Vlrtla.il's AlrM'tlt"an 'ICitft's.''
Rocer MeBrlttt>, W'bo 1s tltf
LlbertariiD presfdlndal
standllnl beanr. The pa rtr,
Whidl ..... UDffttend ..... _.. ...... .............. .. ~
WID brr • the baliall: 1D J1
--. lllcllldlllc Calllorala,
sara Mr. Beqland.
··'hill's · 811Pf0lhMtely
dolblf tbe •ni»« of ...
In wtlleh either E~a~-Mc ...
C artby or L.estu ~
wW I» o. tM tellot_," Mr. .. _ ........... _.
..... of .... Aa01'k:lla
PUIJ, IIIII lfr. lf<Canoy
is ,. ... u 1 l .. nJ ta.
~~..-.
"A.t tlela tta.e ;· said Mr.
Berrtu.t, ··tt lppGG:rs ""t
oaly tM Ubertl.r1U ta•
dldoW. ... -.... O.w:Jololllll ....... .....
wU1 be •• a at ... •m-
ber of et1t1t tanca eo b1!!
abltfo_lao_ral
wotn -.c setrJ 10 will a..
.....-,,ufl_.._
tbiiiM -n IOIIIM-,....., ..... _....,.
aLr 1NIO ... I•Jor
' ~LAWtER
TOTMXTO .. ..... -,...... .....
...... ----aar t 1, ... '-IIIII ""'" ................. . .... , ... a 1 7
Wt n'; Clslt n 1 214 •
?:IS .... ""'OIItl, Oct.JI,
attllo_Y_C 21)
Cllll. Rrr ... will lit
••ERA" -.... will ... ___ .,_,
r 1 .,...,_._.. .. .....
• ..... h& I W.: .... -..... ·&-" s •••-·pzw ·---~f!!::· --.c.: .... ......... , .... -·
SOtOOL PUPPETEERS
10 QVE PROGRAMS
,I 'I .... llataa &IKMF
111( PI tkbl• .. re •
h-seoonlt-ol
tra!.U.C Pllll)eteera se-
lf'C"ted from her two 71h-
ltb rndt dnma e.ll.aa:es,
S.... Mft t.1Jt 1 trawel-
tnr ..-e IIIII are wrti.Jft( • fl...._ prodletial for
martm *•• ftlcb they'D
pr~ to elementary ... _ Ia u.. Coraao dol
.. !" ... 1dlr tbis lnOIItb.
lt--U8l..tC NOTICE
!IOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING -~~-·~tllat 1110 ..._,eo .... _ ot .. c., <I ._ .. Beooh "'" -• ...u. bearing 110 ( 51-U.llllow"c
pu:s:c•d ameedm«<t to tbe
"""" Beocb " O..n! piM;
'N--o.s..J: ... -. --• lllo'-V..E-do. ..... ---'"" •<.~tt~t<• 10 ..... c.. • ....,. --lilt -A• Ill-lOll-· __ , ...........
,._ Gl I ipocUic Arot .....
.ft-1..&: Aa I I M ~ p' to a. .... u.a. -•
"'
"Al< EIEGAI<T GARAGE SALE" Ia -..., collod 11. ..,_ ...-rs of !be lflcl>Jaeclon l'lolllll.-Com-
llllltee beld • 6aDd ni.aac ., Sabrdly, Oct. 9{Ja the
Dorer Sbores area.. Some ot tbe Items ntdl were ol-
fered ~r sale are showD. here wttb workbr members
(loll .. richl) ..... Rlcbanl !Joy, lin. Joek Geerllac•
&ad Mrs. George Baker. ProeeediJ are belle •Hd to
brt.ac tbe Los Angeles P!dlbarmoale ec.certs to tbts
area aD4 to IUIPPOrt IDI.Sie «miebmelt prognms in onoce c.-,..,-.. (E--->
Burglar~
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME
OR BUS!f4ESS TONIGHT ?
Sea Coast will plan
you.-home or busitl"ess
security system.
Phone
642-3490
Now!
Overnight Disccouot
Xeroxe Copies 3,.
No Minimum 'I'
REGULAR PIUCE 4~
?N BY MO P.M.· OUT BY a ,gg A II .
COPY STOP
8!> • 11
White
.001 BIRCH · SUITE 5 ·N EWPORT BEACH
751 -1050
IAOH. • FRI. 1 -5
(NEAR ORANGE COUNTY
PLAID POLY ..lOOT
Roci/BI.lot/Cold
Btuor Jukel $1!.00
Put u.oo
AsLIDo Sldrt 14.00 y..,
Cntrollr loealed
at "-rt aad ·
Kubor Btfda.
DowDiowa
CNtaiiiA ....
THE BEE LINE .. -.
• , JAIU!Y 88aLS ,...,..._ ............ __ ,,.
....... olU..IM ...... CI A 0-~-........ T~
••• --It ...... -. , •• 0 .... ....., _ _,,. ~-...... -.~_.,....,,, • ...u:;.._.,, 'r"
-.... ..u,.t. aD--,....:; tltek , .. _, ....... T-. ••• ..., ...
~~-:-o-... -.. -so .. -----·""-· .... It ... 't ....... lololl-.. no .. .,., -at ua.., • ......
dlyol~ ...... lt .. UdD .. "lll p'
By GOaD n. Dlaee wu aU"' 1rb •••u•
IJid -. llrs. Daft! Tlopor, -........ ~ ww.. .. -._ .....
..
at tbt tlllti'uee ta peel ... , s, 1 • J
em to t• .._..,.... ......_ ..._.GIDrll.
L -ad •M...., Yel'ltlld r 11 M' 7
IJid -led tile "ID" -· n. ... ''merry.-.ro.~~•• ttut:.d. ••• .U.Mdlla
GLIIIOIIR AUC110N p1o,
a-t. at left. ud Mrs. WlUiam McGee,
--lit tbe lSIIIIIl f!'t'flllt ..-ored by tbe:
Yule event
Nov.3-4-5
no-~--· __ dl_ .. _
-ac---.cav1 ,
.... ls4..f II ... -
a.pqr,Jiolo!, ..... -
... ~ ~ Airport. no-wW_,.., _..,._c __
wUI 6r • arn, .,_. .. e-piU tile-~-"'-..., tt-.
"RU$TCRAFT'•
GUfTIMG CARDS · 1/2 Prico
••?tM?TTOP" CAPS -59• foe~
LARGE CAHDLU • s .. o !
WALL CAMDL U • Roo . 35f • How 15f ' IILLFOLDS • $2.50 kept u.e bkl&len ...._ ay••lll!l!t!.:> ww.,a .. -·---tlleiiPorll..., malt qdekty nbld ••. em ll"c_. ... , ...
Holed IIIII -SlarU. .... t"'4 liP for Qde a kiDc time ••• tile ........ a
tote bq, --Ia tile'--done by leu. T:wduwsk). Herd 11111!1' -.t
Lido wonaac CommltteeoltbeOrtDceCowltJ
PlllllonDaol< Soolety. (J...,. Berls -.)
• • • • •
Gladp Roberts' needle point bell..pu.U
d.rft m~~eb atteDtioo, u did the a..atiqlle
&o.toa rocker (repro&ict1cllll). ftDlsbed by
A.meUa Lockney • , • process used dates
back tD 1700, also stool to match. Noted
loYeiJ SiteptwJJe Robertson appro'f'lhl the
Uttle bl.rd hours ... and the set of c:b.lldrea's
utiqlle c:batrs, with a :table to mate b. Sally
JJCef' wu checking on a few treuures, as
wu Betty Steele. Heleo O'Brtea sbow8:!:
cnat blterest In the colorful ceramic lmeel-
tnc camel table.
nt Cllrbltmu Compuy wm be ap. lew ..._.n
Now. t tDd S from 10 LnL ..n t p.m. A preftew party
ud Jll..t .ea. U eca.t ..
elect W Not. S oaiy, trom
I p.m • .W. 10 p.m. no..
att_.... wtll be able to bkl
oe uetlol. ltellll -can. boats. tl't&W. per~ ser-
Ylcea, ud more .. u ..u
u Pl'"f... all tM Cllrillt-
muCoa~pUy ...... Re.er-
f'al:loDI are lllt*'afl.
Ali --raised at tile sbol:llllll afla1r uat1t Iaior
L .... pro-. ble~
actioD ca alcohonpn, Z-illrl
project CODCe1'11ed wttb ale»-
bOiism edlleatkJD pqn.ru,
worJd.ne wttb the Alcobolllm
CoaacU ot Oruce C<*Dty,
aDd. establlsbmellt of a Mlf-
way boUe lDd drop-I.D eoao-
seliDc ~er br women ll-
coboUcs 1D Oraoce County.
Aootber Junior Lelpe pro-
ject ls tbe eoYiroomf!fttal
nature center, aS acre park
Wltb native plants, poods aad
walklDc trana, semac as a
library al UYiDC, cbaDC1Dc,
aDd ~velopblc Datanl We.
LEATHER !'ALIA WOR?t GLOVH • $1.29
O.EAH?HG BRUSHES · :zf··Eoch
DISCOUNTS ON PERFUMES, ~KEUIP,
JEWELRY AND MUCH MUCH MOREl
!'RESCRIPT!OMS F?LLED 7 DAYS A W!S
9-9 WEEICDAYS 0 9 • 7 -DAYS
JD21 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL411AR
MARINERS CHURCH
MOW IH DUll M!W aUILD!HG
FJoa Sct.maeber ftaally rat 1111 bldl Saw
Ann Holltu a l"'•c .. _.. .,. • a.
director ebair wttb Deeelle wort.d bkk -.1
seat in u lDcUaa pettem. &.lldll cw...._,
attrts IDd maen.me aeckll~ were tM
Weara.blet Oil dllplaJ , , , llfldnd 11.-.:1
was jD&t tbe s1H ••• talliDd ..._..., •••
to model tbe trousers with mateblac fly-
away •ldrt. ber own smootb tlttfltc lop wu
perfect llr ''abowtac...otr' the Ioac •cn.me
necklace acceuoi'J.
~beon hoUr brought bidder's attention
to tbe bel.utltully appointed, food ladened
table. Seated at nrlou.s spots were Phyllis
M....-.cer, Katie Swiprt, Kit Rutter,Myrna
Stftlc. I..Dd Gtnnle Warmington. Others iD-
c:lllded Bomte Stauffer, Sally Martl.n, Dottle
Meset"fe, and Ellen Gurtson. On tbe way
oat cllfi'IPSt'd Dorothy and Diane Jergtns
look1al: oYer some of the needlepoiDt bags
••• Jeu McGee and Wtnnle Short seamed
illterested in the nonl and plant basket
Ill the macrame hanger ... believe Jean
... H.
1000 BISON, AT JAMBOREE, NEWPORT BEACH
TELEPHONE: 640-6010 DeeDee Sulltnn'a dltpb.y wu 80CID de-
pleted of tile lelllllllDc Cllrlltmu ealloo,
)lra or creea PCJPer jelly aod olber IIXldl•.
The arne with the ''l"f'U> hie" or ••tue-
a-aumber" corner • • . matcbblc yaar
number to the paclcap murt»er. Saw JIIM
Porter draw a wb.lte eenmlc dllb lllaped
Uke a wblmslcal dick • • • Blltty Storeb
got a slmUar oae . • • a poater N-.
Out this cHrectioo were Dlck lleCIII.re, Earl
Sawyer tOO Paul Elmqqtat tt!:,.,...nc IIQiald
refreshmeata. Mary Allee A,.,_ IDd ·
daughter-ln-llw Too! acted u .,......,
answering questiObS, maldog t.ati'OCIIlettaiUI
and so on.
Allyooe wbb~DcUcketaiDif
more 1nilrmatlca abaat tbe
C brlstmas Company may
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THE TEACHING ts CENTERED ON JESUS CHRIST
AND THE BIBLE, WITH EW.PHASISON PRACTICAL
CKRISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME .
Tbere were so many marvelous things,
au doDe in true profesSional style • . •
· qaJte lbe place aDd ttme to do Christmas ·-·
C~Ung and vistttnc available.
SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:00-9:30-11:00 A.M.
at 640-1450.
Mrs. Gervais wins BPW award
VAULTS
COIN CENTER
1*M N. Grand. S1nt1 Ana
COINS WANTED I Mrs. Vaodie Gervais, a
creative designer aod in-
terior arts consultant. was
honored wttb the 1976-7'7
woman of achievement award
by the Newport Harbor Bust-
ness & Professional Wo-
men's Club during a meetiDc
held at the Mesa Ver~
Country Club.
Mrs. Pam Green. club
chairman, preseoted the
:award to Mrs. Gern.ts, wbo
made a bobby rrow to D&-
uooat Lnlerest lDd ea):tymlllt
to tbe publlc.
Her tapestries, macrame
wall hUCiDI:s and I.Dterlor
designs are foaod in tbe
White Hoase, taomesoheoa~
tors and film notables. Her
interior desi(Di t.ve beeo
used by restauru.ts and in
sets for TV shows.
She Is also a talented folk
singer. plays the guitar and
banjo, and has modeled for
TV commercials. She is ODe
of the key contacts 1n South-·
"-.loelll? --.,....._
y""
IIOUI1II Do?l1--· .. c _ _,._ .. ,..
c ... eueo
ern CaiUonda tor the White
Houe ltafr to set up enter-
taJamG: Udpubllc relations
work.
Mrs. Gervais will repre-
sent the local club at the San
Orco conference in Vlctor-
•We, Oct. 16-17.
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SERVICE
NAVY SEAMAN Qnatlee
Rtcbl.rd D. stoa.e, -ol
Mr. ud Mn. L. c. 8toot
of700UdoPartDr1n, Nw ...
port B•eb., bu completed
recrwlt tniDIIIc at tbt Nanl
Tn.blac cearer, s. oteco.
A Iarmer ltadSit ol New-
port Harbor hfctl seboo~ he
joloed the NaYJ ln Jue,
1976.
tane• .1iJ1a eu ....... ...... ......... 1.
IUop,C .. ._ 7 '1
• ..a •• ,.-·=· ••• Carl,. era--. It, al .I -._ "-'! ..__......,._11·
tldcattd "•••" OIMIKt Ill p.m. Ill lltol100-
al w. o.,-r-. c-
N-rt •• , -GIIo
CU..CINttl. 11, at 101
Ec~pw~t•, Jld:lol. wu
cltupd -pll5y -at s,ao p.m. at 1M -at 1'117 Nftpo!t Blod. C-
Nnport ••• E~J ... of
P-7'• -rt?IOir -Itt FublOll lslud told pollee
a mu ca• ta tut bd)re
~ left btl car a.lorder·
ed 4 DfW' tires, tan.r bU
brtelcue lD tbe sbop'sotnce
wb.Ue be weat to iaeb., re-
tanted, ptcbd ll5> the work
Civic center rezone begun
ReZOb:l.rlg of three pieces .· City CoancU prtor to Is-
of laDd. tn the Costa Mesa sunee of any bail dine per-
CiYic Ceoter area ns lD-mlts.
itiated by the Costa Mesa Not part of the Cl¥1c Ceo-
City Couocil last week ter area but CODSidered
tn approring ftrst readlnc boasekeepi.Qg rezones saw
of necessary ordiDID.ees. Ul deslgnatiorls changed to
The 4,9 acre parcel at the MG, geoeral lndustrial, tor
southwest coner of Fair property on the west side,
Dr, and Newport BlYd, WW the Ml deslgna.tlOII beU.
be r.ooed tnstttutlmal and dr'tft)ed.
recreatioDal, a cbaace trom MaJOr Dom Racltlbroagtat
C2 commercl.aJ. The comer a ct.ctle trom tile aodleDCe
40,000 square-feet 1s state wbeo he oommeoted tor the
rlght..ot'-ny sarplus 1aDd audience DOt to be all.rmed
offered for sale. Tbe t..laoee at the fast pace of tbetr
bekrlp to Soatbern Call-awronJ, that tDe Clt}'Coun-
torula Collece. 'Now neaat. ell members mew what they
tt ha.s the poteotlal of be-were dobc. They illctuded
comlllg an lmportut Image 1231 Victoria st. and prop-
builder due to its location erty on the south side of
at tbe eutem eldnoce to V tctorta st. west of Canyoo
the Clric Ceoter District, Dr, and east or Valley Rd.
pl.l..oners pointed oat. others lnclttded 9'17 to 991
3400 lrvlna,...._ ..... 106.Nsw=4t~ A slmllu JnstibiUOD&Jaod w. 19th St. and 1866 to 1898
r-recreatloaal destgnatioD wtll Whittier Ave.
Acroa from Nnp»rt Btacb GolfCovse go for property at Ill Fair Otber such properties are
THANKSGIVING & CHRISTM AS Dr. on the west side of lD tbe general area south
V aoguanl Way. The elty re-of 18th st., west of Mon-AIR RESERVATIONS ceotly parchased this.,.._ rovla Ave., north of 17th St.
erty from tbe Costa Mesa aDd east or Whlttter Ave.
CALL US NOW TO TAKE AD. County Water Dlstriet. A Another" piece Is so:~th of
VANTAGE OF THE LOWEST branch library Is proposed. 17th st., west of Monro$
POSSmLE AIR FARES. It was CI.CP. Ave., north of 16th st. and
WE'RE EXPERTS AT GETTING A 2.4 aere parcel at 2460 east ofWhlttter .A¥e. Aoother
THOSE ALREADY "'"""··tv-.~ Faintew Rd., will go from piece was oorth of 17th st.,
sEATS. Cl~P to RS..CP, eom. west or Apaheim Ave., eut
e NO SERVICE CHARGE merc:lal to btrhdsslty rest-of Pomom Afe., tneludlng
e FREE DEUVERY d.uat. The CP desipatloa Termtoal Way and east side
must be by tbe Umits to soutb of 17111 St.
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tl .. ---... --·-..-.. .. ca,.n al .1118 -II toll 1 • .._-.,a-,
-1 ..... fi4lll. 17 -t &.Ol, fi4lll. h .. • A lltfp-
to ........ dUMa's l:.ad n-
dlo, -lltMt,wul .. oo
from lila -al lito boot
I N-rt YaciU, -VIa
0portD. Lillo Vlllap, be-
tw-1,10 p.m. Sop. 17
ud 1:15 ..... Sop, ...
• TUESDAY, SEPT. II
Butlan -·-typo-writer h'om tbe omees
of MarCie, Porter ud Co.
llld l typewlilera -tl,-
601 from Se-.u, Glbbud
Co., botb at ISSO AYOCado,
N np»rt Ceater • bc!!tWeee 6
p.m. IDd · 10:40 p.m., after
breU:tac tbt ~ me·
ebl.ali:m to ret Ia ••• WbeD
Robert Orr, 1931 Port Net.
scm, Hartlor VIew Homes,
left his eamen IDd aeees.
sor'les wortb $382 oa a sbelt
at tbe Yoaterey MIDSloD re-
staurut OD KarlDers MUe
durloc I priftte YtdciUig H-
eeptloD., tbe eqalpmeat wu tatea. betweea S p.m. aDd
5 p.m. • • • A $600 oboe
wu stoliD from u 11Dloeked
garage at tbe restdeDce of
Bury Fltt, SSOfi Marcus,
West Newport_ betweea 00011
Sept. Z3 ud llOOil Sept. 28
••• Robert J11 MWer, 32,
of 568 BaJWOOd. flartlor View
Htus, wu elaa.rpd. wUb mis-
dem.oor drank drlrirtg at
12:55 a.m. tn tbe 400 bloek
of W, Coast Hwy. oear Bay
Shores •.. TlmotttY Robert
Sehultl, 28, of 2!69-D, Cos-
ta Mesa, was arrested at
12:50 a.m. at MeFaddeo and
W, Ocean Front, Ceolral
Newport, OD a warrant etar.
gillg him wtth fiolatlon of
probi.UOD ••• Dantel Abbott.
31, of 504 Everdng star, Do-
fer Shores, told pollee he
suffered lacentlons of the
nose and Up, when be was
aectdeata.Uy lltn~ekby some·
one's ftst or elbow wblle he
watebed roct4Dd.roll dan-
eers at Isadore's disco·
theque oa Bayside Dr. at
11 :40 p.m •••• Robert Tall-
man, Sl7-1/2 Heliotrope,
C orooa del Mar, reported ~~;~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~Jm~oo;os~J§i~iplaas of Superior Ave. from etty Planlliog ud
More Me$~ apts. ·okayed
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SAVINGS
Newport Beach
3201 NewportBMI.--fromCitytuR•875-4500 • • • ... w-..-·w,..
~ _Ofllco , 1.00--a...;.ga.,.. ._. __ ... .....,..l.OI Arlllf•• .:J017. OINrofficea thfoughouC 1M ...
TweDty-blr apa.rtmeol
uDtts In eomplla.Dee wtth tbe
Vtetort.a street ~lfle p)aa
will be ballt at S16-3S6 Vle-
torla st. by John Wleleraga,
Anabeim, the Costa Mesa
C tty CouoeU decided last
week In approYiag a r.ooe
ueeptloa awneauoa.
Tbe elty PluniDg Com-
missloa arUer t.d recom-
mended approftl. A proposal
for de'telopers along the
street to shan the cost of
more clus A ftre bydn.nts
wW be worked out.
A.IJlJ L. Adams, Enetno.
recetYed a coodttloDal use
permit toc:oostnet 11 apart.
meot aalts at 20S5 Pomona
An., as did Loree Baum-
prdDer, P.O.Boxl76,Costa
Mea, lor S ap&rtment tmlts
at 187 E. lltlt st.
Barry W1111a.ms, 1401
DoYe st., airport area, re-
PUBLIC N O T IC E
eeiYed apc.IQfll for a varl-
aoee to eoostruct a 7 -unit
apartmed: eomplex at Z42'?
Oruge Ave. He agreed to
the cost of lnstaULDc ooe
lire hydralll but objected to
paytoc from $'700 to '$800
1o uxrade aoother hydrant
some dlst:anee away from
his property.
Manooklan Denloper Inc.,
6 900 W. Ocean F roo.t, west
Newport, received permis-
sion lo rezme property at
810 Ceoter Sl. from Cl to
R3-CP. Tbe Counell passed
first readlac: of u ordl.-
oanee. The ftrm aim re-
eetnd a eoadtttoaal use per.
mtt to construct a 7 .a nit
apartmEDt eomplex oo the
property.
MARY SOtMITZ WILL
DISOJSS ERA ISSUE
Tbe Frteads of the
Amerlcu Oplnloa Book·
store tante tbe pi>Ue to a
F1CmtOUS BUSlNESS potlad: dlaDer at 7 p.m.
NAME STATEMENT Friday, October 22, at tbe
Tbe tollowiDg persoo Is borne of Mr. and Mrs. JohD
dolog baliDess &a: Daniel Smitb, 2749 Alta Vista, East
L. CurtJit and Asi!IOClates, Blaft.
1955 Pert Selbouroe, New-llarr Scbmltz w111 tpreU
port Boaclt, CA. 92660: oa lila ~ ricbt amood-
Daalel LPDD 'CarUs, 1955 m•.
Port Seaboune, Newport AU no eome to tbe pot~
B•eb. CA. 91660. lllell: lh ua.t to br11Jc a
Tbls basiDeult oondttetecf COYerlll dill!. lor 8 ud t11e1r
bJ an lradlfidlll.l. ern place IJit:t1Dgs. llol1l
S._ lltutlol L. Cartls, llld -wW bo pr.,.-.
Ttu ltliemeat "' ruect T~Mn 11 a ctrwttoa ot sz.oo
wltb the ~ clerk of Or-per PIIWL aace eo.tJ Stpt. 27, 197&. R unlltllw m&J be IDidl
MU.: Oct. 14, 11, 21, at 'tilt l11 .... •n, ~.
"""· 4, lfll, Ia tho Nowport or -iloiiJ McLou, w. ~~;;;;r~l;;·;v~~;';~;;~;~·;~;;~
. --
• TBDMDAY, SPT. to , __ Loolo,h,
al -h' "II Co.-dei •Mir,._u~lt
WI rrrcn •• I p.m.. lad· cltupd-•ra~~t~•-· cai_,.__,,IUc-
-lla-, ltL al 14 c-Pl., ud wuu.m Jac-. a.....aldtr, SQ, ol
Gardea Gnwe, ••re ar-
r.-.s at 1:15 p.m. la tbil~
400 bloct ot Nowport Cootor
Dr. llld ebarpd wtt11 poo.
-"' eleblol'Jft'Ol ••• Sta.toa Cutll a.ter, 101 of 1010 Port llttttlol<, Har-
bor VieW Hom-. wu
cltarpdwllft-
dr.l: drtftlc at 10:15 p.m.
at N.-port CGer Dr. ud
Cout Hwy.
• FRIDAY, OCT. I
Dartd Mleb&ei.Qalcler, Sl,
of 951 Uttloo, Costa Mesa,
wu booted at pollee bead-
quarters at 9 a.m. oa a
ebarge ol recelt'IDC stet•
property •.• Jeflrey Jobo
Brown, 21, of 206 Urd, West
Newport, aod Dorsey Joseph
Watson, of the same address.
were arrested tbere at mld-
DJcht lQd ebarged with pos-
sesslcl:t of ampbetamines •••
Pamela Popetl, 1958GJ1uy,
Donr Shores, reported tbat
somecme stole a boz eon.
taillinl $6,000 In furs rtom
ber ear while lt was parked
lD brer drlve.aJ between
11:30 p.m. Oet. 1 and 6 a .m.
Oet. 2, by palltnc qp a eor-
oer or tbe eonr on ~r
eoo.-ertlble ear •.. Jewelry
valued at $1,917 was stolen
from tbe home or ChrtstiDa
C hUd, 2125 SbertQCton, Oak-
wood apartmeots, by a thief
wbo appa.rentlJ got in through
an IJlllocked sliding door.
• SATURDAY, OC T. 2
Gary Eugeoe Deadmood,
25, of )60 La Perle, Costa
Mesa, was charged with mls·
demeanor dnmk drtvlng ar
1:45 a.m. at Clift and st.
Andrews, Cllff HaYeD •••
Larry Richard Russell, 21,
of 921 E. Balboa Blvd •• Bal-
boa, was arrested at 5:15
p.m. at Palm and Balboa
on a West Orange County
Municipal Court warnnt •••
A eamera, sewtng maehiDe
aDd stereoequlpmeot, n.J.ued
at $350, were stolen from
a carport atonge area at
the bome of Earl Oebarak,
2888 Baysbore Dr., Bay
Shores, betweeo 4:SO p.m.
aDd 4:40 p.m. . . . Jerry
Cole reported $152 in eash
stolen from his apartment
al Promeotory Polnt East
sometime between 7:30p.m. am 10:30 p.m •••• A TV
set and eassette recorder,
valued at $650, were burg.
larlzed from the borne of
Bettie Bleltuss, 215 Walnut,
Newport Shores, between 7
a.m. and Z p.m.
PARLOUR MUSICALE
A repeat performance of
•· a parlour musicale" wtu
be presented at 7 p.m. Sun.
day, Oct. 17, at tbe Corooa
del Mar Comrmmlty Coo.
greptlot>al c .. rco, 611
Heliotrope Ave. The pro-
gram, -"" by Blll
Rtellard8oa., boDors oer bf.
eeateaalal ud America.D
ber1tart. Ttetets wtll be
aftlllble at the door.
BBIEAT SHOW HELD
Tbe AJIWaDtl C-er of aoac ~ Attllllary 11e1~
Its Srd ~ bnaeh and
IJHiper fUidcm aow oo
Oct. 6 II Scotb Cout Plua.
Proc-wW belp -rt
tbe wott of tM Aul111&ry,
accordlle to Mrs. MJ.ebael
ComelkM• wbo was ln
ebarp at ;...natloos.
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SUNDAY SERVlCESo
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Sunday School,
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SUNDAY SERvicES
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Worship ••••• IO:SO a.m.
Nursery and Coffee-~Hour
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WEONESDA Y EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
READING ROOM
Week day'~ 9 a.m.· S p.m.
.edne&day:9 .. _7:45,.......
Tuesday
9 a.m. ·.S p.m.; 1-9 p.m.
SECONO Of\JRCII OF
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SUNDAY st:HooL 10 a.m
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SUNDAY St:a¥1ClS. •at A.M. M!O t•M A.a&.
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cU -lloo IIDIIoWtJw o.U. tlorllw "-r•ICIIt'orop-
tar ltmi-IDOIItbiJ m..U.C at cur Hall:
• TRU~ ROGERSwuap-
polatld to 11oo rtrot Dlllrlet
COOO<:II -loft .. cut by
tbe <ltt.th, last month. of
ker tattbaad, loii..Jor Howard
Rl)lers,
• BAY BEACHES eoatro-
Yerl)' w.u referred to tbe
ctty Parks, Belches and
Rec::reaUon Commtasioo,
wb.tcb wUI study a proposed
series of ctaa.Dces to d ty
policy regarding prtnte eo -
c roaehmeots oa the Balboa
beach al011g Eolcf'••ter and
Bueoa Vista nenaes,
• Pi:ER LEASES will be>
put ap for public bid, tbe
COUDCU decided, before the
expiration out year of the
N '!"N;lOrt aa:i Balboa pier
leases 001r beld by NGel and
Betty Pbot!alJ:.
• NEW UBR.\RY iD New.
port Center cam ~ a step
closer to reality. as the
Council a.pprove;1 the an::hi·
tectunt plalls for the to.ooo
square foot building. Con-
struction bids are espected
to be sougbt 1D about 2
mootbs.
• TRAFF1C SIG~AL pri-
orities for the nen ftsca..l
year were discussed,. With
prlortty g:)lng to tbe Inter~
sections of Coast Hwy.-
Prospect tn West Newport,
Coast Hwy,-lrvtne Terrace.
and Coast Hwy.-Orchid In
Corona del Mar.
• ALLEY PAVING pro-
jects were appro\'ed to Bal-
boa areas bounded by Balboa,
8th, Bay and 7th, it.nd by
Lindo. Edgewater, Ana de and
Bay.
• tiiW -... Dd •mce
bolldlor lor Boocb l..,.rts
ucl M,..oort O.UU Oil lam-
bONe ....., tlll allpOrt, •• ,..
IIIPI'O'Itd, ottr-nltlc 111
earlier ,.... bJ the elb'
Pla.a~tac Commlaloa.
• APPOIMTMENTS to
aeYenl committee neu-
e~ .. ••n ~ blltap-
polllltment of t..oalse Greely,
16 Swlft, Newport Crest, to
the Utter control etttuu
committee wu approved.
• BALBOA BAY C LUS
retlnaodag plaD was re-
terreJ to the dty auditor
for sbtdy aDd nport.
• PROPERTY PUR-
CHASE wu obye:J .,r tbe
property adj)lolng lbe c.tty
eorpon.Uoo yardooSuperior
1n Costa Mua, at a cost
of $65,000.
• PARK BOND electioa
da.te was eonflrmed for
M<~.reb a, tm.
• DEVELOPMENT TAX
eumx:Uon was okayed tor
the Newport Harbor Art "u-
seum's new buUdl.ag in New-
port Caer, but lbe museum
will still bave to pay build-
ing permit aDd plan check
fees.
• HARBOR VlEW RIDGE
denlopmeot by the ,Irvine
Co., nett to Spyglass HUl,
was set (or an O.~t. 26 pub-
He beartDg oo. the lentatJ•e
ma.p,
• IXXi LAW wordln&" was
challqed by Bruce Low,
122 S6tfl.. West N~rt, who
claimed leash law is not
properly worded. The city
attorney oae~ to study the
wordlng, but advised Mr.
Lo• to challenge the word-
ing In court 1f he thinks it
ts not proper,
Jr. gridders in action
Here are the results of
Saturday's Jr. All-America
football games lnvolvtnc
local teams:
In the CUntc (8-9 years)
dlt'iSIOil, the Newport Beach
Cheyennes d.fOWed a 24-0
decis ion to thE' Tustin Vik-
ings.
The Newport Junior Pee-
Wee (10-U years) Cougars
downed the South Coast Sea-
hawks 25-12.
The Newport Coronas won
a PeeWee division (11 -1 2
years) pme from the Tri-
PUBLt C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons arE'
doing business as: styers•
Paint 0 Mat. 3420 E. Coast
Hwy,, Corona del Mar, Ca.
92625: Jack E. Styers, 537 1
Stra.sbourg Ave., Irvine, Ca.
927 14; Janet L. Styers, 5371
Strasbourg Ave., irvine, Ca.
927 14.
This business Is conducted
by a general partnersh.lp.
Signed: Janet L. Styers.
Tbls statement w4.s fUed
witb tbe COI.IOty cler k of Or -
ange County Oct. 8, 19'16.
Publish: Oct. 14, 21 , 28,
Nov. 4, 19'76. in the Newport
H.artlor Ensign. F -'64240
cities Mustangs 26-13. In
the same djvislon, the Tus-
tin Rams outplayed tbeNew.
port Cowboys 34-6.
In the Midget (12-13 years)
divlsioo, the Newport Cor-
sairs blanked the C errl.los
Hornets 16-0.
Hayakawa to
speak here
Dr . S, I. Hayakawa,
semanticist, former presi-
dent of Ca.l State San Fran.
<=tsco and Republican candi-
date for the U. S. Senate,
will give 1 political talk
In gateway plua oo the UC
lrvtoe ~ampus Tuesday noon,
Oct. 19.
That evening at 8 he 'I.'U\
make a oon-polltical ap.
pearan<:e as guest speaker
at the Friends of UCI ao.nua.l
meeting featurlng: a gourmet
dlnner at the South Coast
Plat.a hotel. His subject will
be ··Problems of higher ed-
acatloo.'' Precedtogthet.alk.,
be will be cuest of honOr
at a prin.te reeeptloo at the
Linda Isle home of Mr. a.ncl
Mt;s. Leoo Lyon.
PIONEER BILL SEZ .
THE SUPER MESS .
WHO WILL BENE FIT?
OR. B~RNARD LUSKIN,
president or CoastllM
Commw:alty College, wW
addnr!ss tbe Oct. 21 om cer
tnsta.Uattob hlocheoa mett-
lng of tbe Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commeree at
the Costa Mesa GoU tad
Country Club.
CM Chamber
will install
slate Oct. 21
Werner Escher, the in-
coming president, heads
the list of new otfker s to
be Installed Ott. 21 by the
Costa Mes:i. Chamber of
Commerce. Ao tnstai~Uoo
luncheon at the Costa Mesa
Country Club will feat ure
Dr. Berrur.rd Luskin, presi-
dent of the new Coastline
Community College, woo
will t:aJk about the college.
Outgoing president
Vaughn Redding will pre -
sldt> o"'er the installation,
and will remain as a mem -
ber or the Cha mber's E-'11:-
ecuthe board.
Others to be installed
include 1st Vice-Presi-
dent Howard Glary, 2nd
V.P. Robt?rt Moore, trea.
surer Kenneth Fowler, and
oeo-..· boarf1 me mbers Don
Bull, Pat Connell, H. Jack
Hall, Wil /arJ Jordan, Sue
Ntcttolson and Arlene
Schafer, and re -elected
board member Jack
Curley.
Reservations rna y bt>
made by calling 646-0536.
Mr. Escher ts in char!!"e
of advertising and promo -
tion for South Coas t Plaza
shOpping c-enter.
LORI WAR DEIN AGAIN
WI NS RO TARY AWARD
For the 2nd consecutive
yeu, Lori Warot?ln of irvin(>
has ~ a'nrdt'<l the annual
undergraduate sru t1ent
schO larshlp fund of the Ne"··
port-Irvill{> Rotary C!ub.Sht>
i s entering he r sophomorf'
year at UCI as a bioloekal
s cience ma jor.
A year 31!0 she v.·as se-
lected by the comm un ity se r-
vice co mmittee ottDeRotarr
Club on the basis of a com.
petltiveo '4'titll.>n a ppllcatioo,
a persoMI intervie~~o· and her
scholastic rE'<'ord In hf'h
schuOI. Her repeal win ,.as
based on J 4,0 gnde aver-
age for the last quarter of
her freshman rear anrl a
3.6 avera~e for the year.
The ''Super Bloct" that our city
goYernment is pllMlne In down-
town Costl Mesa Is IJI(ly oamed,
It sure does a super job of block-
ing downtown redenlopmeat. It wtll
c lose otr Center Street, which shOuld
be oae of our ma))r east-west
tramc a.rter1es, and wtU talr.e prop.
erty otr ttre tu: rolls at a time
whea tax money Is 110rely needed
for redewelopment.
It's hard for
ODt of the sad facts a.boat the
IUperblock Idea Is tbat It was
hat<=bed, promoted and ~I'O't'ed
totally withOUt uy lDpllt from the
pabU<: or from dontown blas:IDess
people. 'iVbetber or DOt thls kind
of • ·cmernmtDt by ftat" Is legal,
tt Is certaialy DO( actnAble, Wbeo
n<=h in'CJI)rtaot dec.ldoa.s ue rna&,
the public lDd tbe buldDea eom.
maDtty 11110114. at leut, be ct•en
tbe ooa rtNJ ot a bearhlc.
ODe lllllre tbat tiMr dow..,.a t.G-
aess comm.dty OOESwutlaacttoa
on tbe cJoWIItowra rtdt'feklpmeat pi&D.
ThU lillie llu -dnatoc oJaoc tor 5 ,..,... I-IIlS n.. II .un
-...... -$100,000 Ill tu _ ... __ to
"lllldr'' .-......... bot oat l
dllnt's wortb ol aeu. .. n-
.... How'ben did ttte t111 d"
-IDdiCito .. , -..... ...... Bioc:L ..
nessma.n to understand this. The
city mons very quickly to give the
Segerstrom's tu-paid stgns~ired
lng people to South Coast Piau.,
and buUds roads, gives tax breaks
and really bends over backWard to
help that special interest. Also,
,the Sqper Block gets plenty of quick .
actloo,
When wtU Ctty Hall Und lime to
get some tratnc pWlning done, and
a ctually start the bi.U rolllng tn
the doW"lllo'n area? When wm the
powers-that-be come down from
their IYOI')' tower bigh up 1.n City
Hall, IDd ftnd oat What the people-
waot? lf there Is a plot or coo-
splncy to ldll the downtown t.si-
aess ctlsb1c~ we hue 1 right to
bow about it, Because we will
certabl.1 fight back! Lnel wttb ua
City Hall. Do we get some aettoa,
or wtu UU nmat'OQDd OCIOtioue llll-
tu w(! decide to take some action
ourse.hes?
BlU st. Clair
U ,... nat 10n1e a<:tton In the
e~ field. ebeek with my
laiiU, no do 11M 11'0rt at ~
&blo -.. porU<oototlr oo tiro and ti'DMI dlmap. coaerete work and
c...-1 1-. Call U..m
at Ml-tUl tor • tree tsth'Dilte •
Bill St.Ciair Pioneer Barbers
2M IIIWI'OIT ILVO. -IIIAII JII'ILIION -COSTA MUA _ .. __
Opa ,.__ 110!0 'IU ' .... ..... 1'llln.. FrL • 1<10 'IU 5:10
Ill. -•• 'Ill -c--•lioa.
~~IIA_..... lltUI!SDAY, OCT. 14, 1!1' ,~ IOIU.Y -,ACE 5 OOIIOIIA DfliiAA, CAL.
Commercial use retained
..._.., •lloo --of Vldr»'ta St. atf"CCI8 ftOm
CoMa .... mtt110rtal llOs-
plbl ........... Ill_.
eommercl&l laad ... o.l&-
ut.loa ...SAP admillbtratiYe pfO(....... wtti Plaaalac
Coaua...._ ud C•r Coa-
<=U appron.l .....w lor ur
baU<Ilnc permits.
Tbt COlli II-PSa..111C
Commlssioa declded tMo is-
sue w.ttl.y DieM Ia YOI:IaC
oo a trlo of proposecl .aDt
ctwtces. some of Ybleh
ml(ht br.Ye eDdeiJ ap as sppt .......
t.r lOis u t&O ud 26lli Vle-
too1a st. wuted ta .,.......,
plans by RJ.cbl.rd 0. Sc.bles-
lorger, of Rampart Albi.Ue
C bib, next door at !54 Vlc-
torta. St. Commlsslooers
opted for a CL limited oom-
merela.l staodlrd. Possible
arneodmtnts for parcels be-
tween 260 aDd 300 Vtctort1
St., eveo wmbers, didn't
cet action. Tbe proposals
•UJ oow co to the C lty Coun -
cU for a<"tion.
Beethove n
Tbe HU'tlor VIew HUla
Commitl." members of tiM!
Ort..ti!P COIIIIIty PbUha.rmonlc
Sodl!l:y wUI bf! lr8.ted to
tbe mus.tt or ~tboYea at
tbeir meett.nc Tuesday, Oct.
19. at 9:SO a.m. lo tbe OOme
of Mr. and Wrs. L. J. Whit ~
son in Newpor1 Beach.
Larry Wbltson wtJ I per -
form the BeechoYeo pro-
rn.m, playing the plano and
program
tbe hlrpslehord. He is a
mu.sic teacher In lhe Ciardecl
G roYt scbool aysttm 1.011
this Is blS flftb pi"QCnnt
for the Ha.rbor Vtew Com·
mlttee, plus music cJto.moo~
stn tlons in the SeWIJOrt·
Mesa elementary schOols.
Hostesses for the meet~
~ will be Mmt>s, George
E. COOk. Gor docl P. Lq.
lsuc Richman. an~ Ooo
Tha~ Smith.
British go wine tas ti ng
The Brttlsh are coming
• • . to present a.n ltaJI.an
wtoe~tut:iarl party! The
C a.risbrooke Castle Chap-
ter of tbe Daughters or
British Empire will tJold a
cheese and wine tJstintt
party from S to 7:SO p.m.
S:r~turday, Oct. 16, at thf'
comm unity rJubhoUse m
Harlor View Hom esat 1 8~4
~ort Westbourne.
Dr. Robinson
gels 2-5 yrs .
\ Big C1n~ ph)'sidan
\lt'syne Lester RoNnson, 4S,
was senteD<"f"d Jut week to
Z to 5 )'esrs tn prison for
tr)·lng to h.i~ aoothe r mu
to 1dll Mrs. Robio500.
Dr. Robinson, senteacf'(l
on Wed.heWy of last w~ll:
by Orange County Superior
Cou rt Ju~eJ. E. T. Rutter ,
got tht' mujmum S!-nfeuce.
flp was conYkted of hlrl!W.
Chalrman C. C. ClarW
left the room dU'IJC dleeas-
sloa of a rECIIllesl tor a ceo-
era! plan ameDdmellt tor
property at 284 aad 292 Ylc·
torta st. from re.en.l eom-
merclal to blgb<lerlsltyresl-
dential with a rer.oae from
AP to Rf molt.lpJe fl.mlly
resldeDtial. It was deoled.
He ezplalned later be was
a limited partner 1.n the pro~
posed development. He ob-
}ected to· a remark from the
audience aboot the speed tbe
proposal -..·as being aeted
upon.
A civlceenterreumepetl-
th m receh ed apC~rma1 of
tbe Commissioo. Richard
Sewell toe .• 136 Rochester
St., Costa lofesa, reeeiYed
appronl to rezooe from
Cl-CP ttJ R4-C P 4.31 acres
at the oorthwe st coroer or
Newport Blvd. ud Van-
(QarG Wa y. The property
Is south or Southero Ca.lt ~
fornta College. Vangua rd
Way, which form ; tbe west-
e fT! bordf t of tbe site, has
a potential of becoming a
major er~trance to the civic
renter district.
DRAPERY CLEANER
GROUP MEETS HERE
nw bellefit will help ttw-
Otd P('()ple's British homE'
in Stern Madre. Entt>-r -
talnment will inchtd<>
S•·ottish COUnl r) d.aoclllt',
arrording to Mr s. Dona\rl
A.ndf>rson of Harbor Vl!'w
Hon•es, t'hopter ret;enl.
Anthon)' Scali~. 30. 3 self-
•·onfessed · con man," to
klll l.;u1 Robinson, who i.5
suing her hUslland ftJr dl-
vorr to . SC"alise testi!ied thai
he a••r o:optf!l! stO,OOO trom
nr. Roblllson, WI latE't dt>-
dCe<l 1101 to carry out thf'
murr! .. r plar.
Dr . Rohlnson was arrested
111 Santa Ani on F ~-2:5.
:-.!so denied was 1 rer.ooe
change from AP ...CP to C2
UNICEF toast
fetes celebs
A twUlgbt toast to
U:'o'ICEF, United Nations
Children's f und, will honor
national cl\2.lrpersons, actor
Carroll O'Conoor, and his
wife, Nancy, and the Orange
County chairpersons, Steve
LaDd use desi«natioo from
light Industry to general
eommercla.l for property at
the northeast corner of
Bristol St. and the Newport
F"ree"·a ~. at Z700 Bristol
St., was approvl!'d forJer wel
Enterprises, San Dimas.
t:pgnding the designation
or 18th St. at Newport Blvd.,
-100 feet east and west or
cent erllne fro m a commuter
7-1 foot to a secondary high~
'4.·ay, M~fool: rlght~f->A"l}
'4.':iis approved.
SUNDAY CONCERT
SERIES IN BALBOA
AUen and rus wif~. Jayne ·"-series of 3 Sunda}
Meadows, of ~e>A1JOrt Beach, afternoon -:once rts starti'd
from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, last Sunday at the Balboa
01·t. 30, at the Park Nev.·· pa rk, at the base of the
port Spa. pier, anrl 111'1.11 tJe presented
Cha.lrperson· of the event again Oc-t. 17 aM :?4.
Is ~1rs. No :-m:n (Gwenda J The free concerts arr
Wat90n of Newport Beach. bei ng conduc-ted by Ne11·
who announced t:_u tickets Son Ministries, playlnt
at $1 ,50 per ptrson an songs from their OP""
avail®le from Mrs. Ross record album, ''A city set
(Cha rlotte) Reed of La upon a hill canllOI be hJd.'"
Habra, (213 )697-4036. Uvtnl! Stones Felltl""-
Commlttee mt·mhers for ship, a chUrch fl'l Salboa
the l"~ICEF benefit are Pat Peninsula, is sponso rin~t
Nelsser,t Carole Brown, thE' concerts .
Evelyn Flaherty, Joan Ruw-
lonO, J.oe Pr!<har<l, Elo!s• CHRIS HOPPER V .f>
Wrtght, ano Hoben Shepam, C WOMEN a ll or Ne·.vport Beac h, G...,en Of CAL C
Felton ant1 Mary Shepud,
Corona del Mar: Betty Boy.
vey and Chris Ma.rshall,
planning commillee e.tlalr-
p.H £>n , Balboa: AMe Bay
:u vl Dl.dd) H. Lammers,
F ountain \':aJle}": Vlq:inia
Bull\ and Martha Lissy, Ful -
lerton; Ell}' Clement!". Brea:
Margaret Crtngle, Emerald
Ha~·; Hel mle Howard, Costa
Mesa, and Bommell Pease,
Balboa Is land.
Reose rvatlons must t.e
made by Oct. IS ... ·1111 Mrs.
Ret!'<t
P U BLI C N O T IC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing bu sinE>ss as: Kathy
Ail s Consulting Co., P.O.
Box 4100, lrvtne, Ca. 92715,
53 Mont ecito Dr ., Corona
del Mar, Ca. 92625: Kathy
Ails , 53 Montecito Dr., Co-
rona del Mar 92625.
This business iS conducted
b)· an lndivldua.L
Signed: Kathy Ails .
This statement ns !iled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 8, i9'16 ,
Puhllsh: Oct. 14, 21, 28,
Nov. 4, 1976, ln the Ne'i."J)Or1
Harbor EnsiKO. F -64237
PU BLIC N O T IC E
N:JTlCE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HER EBY
GIVEN t hat tbt>-City Council
of tbe City of Nf'wportBeach
will hold a public hearing
r ep.rdl.n& terrtatlve map of
Tract No. 87Z5 (revised) on
th! property located at por.
tions ?f B!ocks 91, 92, 97
and 98 of lrtinP's Sut>-
dl•lsioo., ln an nea bounded
b)' tbP es:lst~ '•Spyglass
Hill'' de•elopment, the
'·Bra~ nl" OevelO';un.-nt,
Broadmoor, Seavtew, San
MtJUel Drl"e and lhf San
Joaquin Reserv.>ir stte(Sec-
tor JV of '•Hvtor VIew
Hllls"~ to permtl the re-
•lsAon oltlle ac;c>ro.-td leota-
Uve rna.p iD con)JDd.ton with
tbe requJred site plan re-
view.
NOTICE lS HEREBY F UR-
THE~ "'tV£N that t he said
pdbl.l<: belrinc will be bfld
o• the 26tb itt)' or October,
1976, at the boar ot 7:30
p.m . 1D the Couc:U CUm-
bers of I~ City HaJJ ot the
City of Newport BeaCil, Call-
romJ.I, at whJeb Ume ·ID!
place aay aod an periObl
Lt:ttu-~sced .soar tppear u1
bl h8. rd thertall .
Dorls Georce
City Clerk
C Uy of Newport Bee ell
P®Ush: O:t., 14, 1976, 1A
ttle Neowport Kartlor EutcL
Chris Hopper, former
presldf'lflt of thP Dolphins,
Womer~'s division of the
1\0ewport Harbor Ci.a.mber or
Comm-!rce, •·as E-lec"tN
\"lrP-presldent of thE' state-
w!dP California Wo-n~n In
C hamb~?rs uf Com'Tl•'t t e .1!
th"?l r 21st .annual roovE-ntion
llPid last "''Pe~end in LonE
Beach.
.o\s one of tile 3 vire-
presld~ts, Mrs. HoPJ)f'r .... 111
serve all of SoutMr n C o~.h
fornia from \'entura to th('
Mexican bO rder, lneiu dlne:
44 wom('fl"S l:"tlambEtr of
Com:nPrt e groups.
OiRISTM AS THEME AT
OCT . lllTH LUNOiEON
'• F"all Into Chr istmas'" is
the lhE'TnE' tor th£" tXtot..e r
20 luncheon of the ~E'WPQrt
Beach Christian Women·s
C lub at thE' Alrportt>-r Inn.
Barbara Wood, '4o'ell kno,..·n
artist, ""il! r ive a preovlpl!i
sho ... ·ing of her 19';6 Christ-
mas decorations. Marie
Rohr ig. mother of Z adopted
ehlldrea, wtll be !he guest
speaker.
P UBLIC NOT ICE
FICTlTIOCS RUSI~'ESS
:\A.\IE STATE ME:'OT
Tilt>-follo,.·in~ person Is
dol..bg bus lness as: MQPE'd
Centers of America, I t ~
Hth St., :'iewport Beach
92663: Rtehard s. Rehart,
115 3-4th St., ~eowpo rt Beach
92663.
This business is roodurted
bJ an unlneorponted as-
soci.atloo other than a part-
aershlp.
Signed: R. S. Rehart.
This statement was filM
with the county clerk or or.
aace County Oct . 8, 1976.
PubUsh: Oct. 14, 21, Z8,
Nov. 4, 19'16, Ln the Newpo rt
H.arbor Ensign. F -64238
P UBLIC N OTICE
n CTmOliS BUSINESS
NA.ME STATEMEI\1
Tbe lollO'I'JQg ptrsons are
dolQI business as: TheCaU-
Ionla Wa•e,-970 ~·. 19th st.. Cosb Mesa, C alit
92&2$: St~ea Ke nnettr
Tttll)er. 5205 Rt•tr, Nt"""·
port 9etch, CaUf. 92663:
£-Dons BrJns, !H4
Dlpoood. Costa Wesa, Calif -· 1lrit: bMlltss tJ ('OhduCtf!d
by • .-1 portoorolllp.
Slpod: a.. .. K. T...,.r. na lbtemeal was ftled
wttll tbt ecMit)' clerk of Or-
.... ~ Oet. 8, 19'16.
-O<t. 14, %1, %8,
llo(. 4, It'll, bllho N•.,.,rt
ll&rllof Eulp. r .sun
A western regional mee-t -
ing or Colt Draper y t o. pro-
prietors wUI ~ held Oc:t.
15-1'; at tbe South Coast
Pla.z a Hotel in Costa Mesa,
according to Dick Rout\e~,
who runs the Colt busin£-SS
in Costa Mesa.
'·We eXpeCt about l OOPt"Q-
ple from the West Cot~~st,
the Midwest and Canada,"
said Mr. Routlto)'.
Colt claims the distm• •
tion of being thF '4o'Orld's
largest d tapPr)' c-J,.aniru-
organi%.atioo.
P UBLIC ,._0 TtCE
f iCTITIOUS BlJSli""E SS
~A~1 E STATD1E~T
Tht>-fo!lowinr per son JS
<1olng lousiness as: E~.-. \•:<s
Dt>-sign Gruop, 207 ~ Rrc..orl~
way, Santa Ana, r a.· Rob .. M
Ar uCf' Woodrox, 160 'A \\.lJ .
son, •2'3. <..osta ~1 ;>sa ,' .1.
9:!626.
This t)Usi~ss lS • ondu .~te-i
b;-a c~MieraJ partnership.
Signer!: ROOE'rt B. \\ool-
t.ox.
Tllis st<l !f'fhE'tlt was hh-d
~ !fh tht' r oont} t ler k of ( Jt •
.mge Count~· Oct. 8, 1 ,:6.
Publish: Ckt. H, ?l , 28,
:"O\". 4, IT.6, In thE' :"e ... w rt
Harbor EllSign. F -64!41
(PG )
Co-r llaJ r men for thE'
event are Mrs.Mi.rtin!oOat-
la.nd or Harbor Vu~w Homes
and Mrs. All~n Herllf'r of
IrvinE'.
LUNOiEON SERVED
EVEIIT FOR EM Bl. Ell
Newport Hat110r 1-111lllt-n1
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~~!~~~~;~;~~cisl Mdeal ud CHOP t.mc!a aid Cbl.mberlaln, 412 wW CO'f'er tbose cblldral Pn.c:.t~DD Drtn, Costa
wbo are ellclble. Others will Mea.
h iAtrh.,.rl pay $22.50 tor tbe screea-* FRIDAY, OCT. 1 lDc. lalter..ted p&Nits wt11 Boy -Mr. ud Mr1. Hel-·~--h~~~~~belltb IUiory of mat Klein. IS'l Plum Place.
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Spuilb.IDCI a btlDpl.lltatf Clar, 458 VID Roma, the
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OPEN A WAGE-EARNER IRA ACCOUNT
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tu-lter 15% ol your income, up to $1500 1 yur (whic:IMMJr is leu) in a
higiHionlioQ '--"" Fodorol Individual Retirement Account.
OPEN A SELF-E.LOYED KEOGH ACCOUNT
This IJI•-deletTilliJ program deoigned (or individuols who .. _.f«nployed in
any profession. trd or businetS permits inwsbintntl up to $7500 1 yur in 1
variety of Laguna Fodoral Retirement Accounts.
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permits you to defWr Fodoral and Sr.te income to•n on-intaoost until
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del lll.ar W .,.-ll'fill In Pauma Vall~y. annOunce the ma.rtiiC'e ol tbeir dllll(bler, Kimberley Potter, to Stanley
A•ery, -of Mr. ud Mrs. Albert Avery m of Wayland,
Mus. Tbe eoaple are· shown here followlng the garden
Cfte.DlOIDf held Sept. 12 at La Callle..Qua.ll Run In Alta
Cuyoa, Utab. The new Mrs. Avery is employed by Snow-
bird Stl rHOrt and ber husband Is employed by SUn
Clul:lc Pictures. They wUJ live in Rherton, Utah.
Kiwanis slate installed
PaaJ. Wlckm2D., president
of Wickman Pharmaceutical
Co. l:oc., was installed as
president ofthe Kiwanis Club
of Newport Center at tfie
Installation dinner held at
Sam's seafood restaurant,
Corooa del Mar.
Now, SAVE 20\ When Colt, the wotld's~
l1.rrnt, restores the bldllem ~
1D yaar dnpertes. CoH t'"efDCII'el ud
cleans draperies. rehaaes tbem wttb
perfect (ieats ud efea bems. ADd a
Colt cle~Ul~Dc proioacs drapery lUe •
Phone for a tree estimate aad sue
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1702cosr;1MEsA St. He 'assumed his oew role
October 1, suceeediog Ron·
aid Rohrer, regional Ylce -
presldeot of Glendale Fed-
eral Savill(s & Loan, New~
port Ceoter.
Other newly installed of-
ficers ar.g: Tully Seymour,
attorne~·. 1151 Dove Street,
as presh1eot-elect; Charles
Davison, 2455 Bamboo
Street, East Bluff, first vtce-
presitlent; David Wells, Bay-
side Pharmacy,. Newport
Beach, second vice-presi-
den t; Calvin Gates, C.P.A.,
202 -1 ~-Broadway, Santa
Ana, secretary; Ray Kurtz,
Avco Financial, Newport
Center , treasurer.
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SOMETHING mAT CONCERNS YOU
The business exeCutive. the government official and
the litil e boy with a pro blem. shared a lesson in
Orange County .. What they learned is something
you should know-in yo ur own selfi sh interest. They
)earned about the gih t hal gi ves back
That gih is your conlributio n. your full share to
United Way. I he community p rogram that acquires
funds to helpCillilnce 76 public service agencies in
Orange County ... boy sco uts. girl scoul s. mental
health. family service. youth employment ... agencies
that contin ually give counsel. care and comfo rt to
one out of three residents of th1 s county
Yo ur gifl comes back to you eilher in United Way.
services or in the knowledge that your community.
your neighbo rhood and your neighbor may. be
stronger -physically o r emotionally-thanks to
United Way.
Art Fre twell. kneeling. is ~ pro minent Orange
Co unty business executive and currently chairman
of I he Uniled Way campaign; Supervisor Tom Riley
was chairman three years ago. and Mike. well, he
rea lly kno ws aboul Uni led Way. Money collecled
when To m was chair::-Jn provided therapy so Mike
Martinez can talk today -well enough to say loudfY
and clearly: .. Thank you:·
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• Anpliean IJIIhop John ett.,.. lf)IM (tats.
1900) SftiWd ar Blsltoll 01 Uvetpool lot 20
)'MIS, and was a WOI"Id INdM o1 ev~leel
lflourlht. This tnMAge was origlnelty dtlllwred to clergy at Weston-supet-M•,.In August. t858.
It Wfi republ~ in tMi7 with on. Me$-
NQU by T,. EMmet ol Tfllth Trust, London.
under the tme. 'Wami~s to the Churches.·
11/td Is uted by perrnfu1011 ot the publishers.
By BISHOP JOHN RYLE
'W: ben ean it be said of us
that we corrupt the Word
of God in the p.._.,t clay!
What are the roclca and ohoala which
we ought to shun if we would not be
of the "ma,.Y' who deal deceitfull
with God'• truth? y
We corrupt the Word of God most
cianceroWIIy when we throw any
doubt on the_ plenary ioapiration of
any part of Holy Scripture. This is
not merely corrupting the cup, but
the whole fountain. This is not~
Jy corrupting the bucket of living
water which we profess to present
to ou.r people, bul. poisoning the w~ole •ell. Once wrong on this
point t he whole subetance of our
faith is in dan,er. It is a flaw in the
foundation. It is a worm at the root
of our 'theology. Once allow this
worm to gnaw the root and we must
not be surprised if the-branches. the
leaves and the fruit little by little
th!cay.
The whole subject of inapiration,
I am well aware, is surrounded with
difficulty. All I would say is that,
in my hUmble judgment, notwith-
standing some difficulties which we
may not be able now to solve, the
only safe and tenable ground to
maintain is this-that every chap....
ter, and every vente, and every
word in the Bible h.u been "given
by inspiration of God." We should
never de8ert a great principle in
theology any more than in science,
because of apparent dift\culties
which we are not able at present to
remove.
Suffer me to mention an illustra-
tion of this important axiom. Thoae
conversant with astronomy know
that before the discovery of the
planet Neptune there were difficul-
ties which greatly troubled the as-
tronom erS respecting certain aber-
rations of the planet Uranus~ These
abenationa puuled the minds of
astronomers and some of tbem aug ...
,..ted that they might _.;bly
prove the whole Newtonian system
to be untrue.
But at t hat t ime a well-known/
French astronomer, Urbajn Lever-
rie r , read belore the Academy of
Sc..ience a paper in which he laid
down this great axiom -that it did
not become a scientific man to give
fectl" pnctleal &J>Dlieatlon of it.
Wo do oo-...,-{all to dioerimi·
~ iD our ....,.....tloaa. We ad • ~ all u bei"-poe-ood of Graee,
by reuon ot tbair baptiam or church
membenb.ip, and do not draw the
tiDe between thoee who have the
Spirit and thoee wbo have not. Are we not apt to keep baclc plain
home appeala to the unconverted!
When we have people before our
pulpita, a vut proportion of whom
we muet know are unconverted, are
we not apt to say, "Now if there be
&DJ' one of you who does not know
'wf:liooRT IIAIIIOR EllliJI
PU~IIHED lt:!IQY·-.....
lliURSD.t.Y, OCT. I' '1!76
__ COM14f< DEl ,!lA!!-CAUF.
THE APOSTLE
OF GRACE
the thinp that are for his eternal Did you know that St. Paul was
peaee," when we ought rather to chosen by God as the apostle of
say, "II there be any of you who h as grace~
not the Grace of God in him"! He was God 's great example of grace. the "'c::hief of sinners" savrd And are we not in danger of de-by grac::e (I nm. 1:12·16).
fective handling of the Word in our To him was c::omm•ted "the diS·
practical exhortations by not bring-pensation of the grace of God"'
ing borne the statements of t he Bible (Eph . 3:2).
th · 1 · He was sent forth to proclaim to e . V&riOWI c asaes m_ our con-·"the gospel of the srac::e of God'"
gregabons! We speak plamly to the (Acts 20:24).
poor; but do we also speak plainly He wrote tar mote about grace to the rich! This is a point on which, 1 than any other Bible writer.
I fear we need to search our con-All h i~ epistles open ~r dose (or ·•'en..:._ both) w1th thr salutat•on "G rac::e """' ._..,, be to you " I. now turn to the .positive lesst!Jl8 He deciares: ·we have redemp.
wh1ch the text contains: .. As of sm-lion throush Christ's blood, the
cerity, as of God in the sight of forgivMess of sins according ro God speak we in Christ." the riches of His grac~" (Eph.l :7).
W h ld · to k "as of He shows how th1s grac::e was . e . s ?u . a1m . Spell: planned for bel1evers in ages past: smcer1ty" -smeertty of aim, heart '"Who hath saved us and called us
and motive; to speak as those who with an holy c::allmg. not ac::cording
are thoroughly convinced of the to our works. but ac::cording to His
truth of what they say ; as those o~n purP_ose a':'d grace wh ic::h was
who have a dee~ feeling and tender g1ven us m Chnst Jesus before the ""orld began" (II T1m. 1:9). love for those w. om we addr~. . He shows how this srac::e W1U be
We should a1m to speak as m ours in ages to come: "That in the
Christ ." We should speak as those ages to come He m1ght show the
who have themselves received mercy ; exceeding riches of His grace 1n
as those who desire to exalt, not His kindness to ... ard us through
themselves but the Savior. and 88 Ch rist Jesus" (Ep h. 2:7). • . ' He shows how th•s grac::e •s th~ who care nothmg what. m~n greater than all our s1n s; "Where
thmk of them, so long as Chr ist IS sin abounded grace d id much
magnified in their ministry. more abound" (Rom 5:~0).
I have often thought that one He shows how srace g1ves us a
great secret of the marvelous honor righ teous_ standing bl!fore God. . . "Bemg /USt1f1ed freely by H1s whtt;h God has put '?n a man who IS grace. through the rede mpt1on
not m our commumon (I allude to that is in Christ Jpsus" (Rom.
Mr. Spurgeon) is the extraordinary 3:24).
boldness and confidence with which He shows how God's grac::e has
he stands up in the pulpit to spea k given be.llevers a pcs1tioo in . . . heaven: · (He) hath made us to to people about their s.ms and the1.r sit together in hea11enly places '"
souls. It cannot be sa1d he does 1t Christ Jesus . _ . for by srace are
from fear of any, or to please any. ye saved, through fa1 lh ..... (Eph.
He seems to give every class of 2:6,8), . .
hearers its portion _ to the rich and ~e. showf how Gods gra c::e 1s
h · I suff1c1ent for our dlff1 cu lt1es and the poor, t e h1gh and the ow, the can help us to r.ve consistent
peer and the peasant, the learned and Christ ian lives: "My grace •s suffi.
the illiterate. He gives to every one c::ient ~or thee·· (II Cor. 12:9). "And
plain dealing, according to God's God •s able to make all grace
Word. I believe that boldness bas abound t~ward you .. ~hat ye. al· . . wotys havmg all suff1c1ency 1n all muc~ to do With ~e su~. ~hu.":h thinas .. may abound to every li40d
God 1!1 pleased to glVe to hJ8 mJntstry. .wOrk'' (II Cor. 9:8). Accept salvl ·
Let us not be asha.Jl'ed to learn a les-"lion '"by grace ... throuflh fe1th "
sOn from him in this respect. Let us as "the gift of God" (E I)h. 2:8.9).
By ........ 0.. G. B. V ..
THE SWORD OF' THE LORD,
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weird, idtM corn.cmUnc" the new
birth, but it·&.a't make..m\lehdil~t
ferenct •bat )'Otl or 1 think about it.
The important thine ia •bat God'a
Holy Word u.ys tbout it. "V..Uy,
verily, I uy WILo thee, Eu.pt. a
man ~ born arain, he eannot. ...
the kinadom of God." ln other
worda, if you !Ywn't been bom
acain. you won't even get in •lcht of
Heaven.
Listen, my friends, you may vWit
the varioua cit.iee of the world-New
York, London, Paril, Rome, Tokyo.
Shanghai, the world's rreateet pop·
ulation cent-en -but you will never
enter into that City which hath
foundation, whoee Builder and
Maker i1 God, unless you have been
born again. You may visit the
\'Brious beauty spots on· this earth,
the variou10 oceans, seas and lake.:
you may visit the lake1 o f
Switzerland with their beautiful
blue watPrs; you may visit Northern
Michig11n, which also i11 beautiful;
but. my friends. you'll never sit
beside tht' river of tht' Water of Life
which prnceeodt>th out from the
throne of God unless you have been
born a~tain .
L The New Birth IDetao-
taneo;u•. Not a Proc:e.
Firs t. may I say that the new
bi rth is an instantaneous act of
God. Many people th ink that salva-
tion is received on the installment
plan. Much of the present-day buy-
inja: is donr on the installment plan,
bu t tht' new birt h is one thing ytlu
conoot gt>t in install'!!.ents.
Man y people think that the new
birth is a process. Suppose it were a
process. Suppose you started right
nnd then yo u went a little farther
and you were all right thus far; but
hefntt> you completed the whole
thing you died. What ~~~·ould hap·
pt>n'.' Would you be sa ved or would
you be lost? Would onP end go to
Hpaven and the ot hl"r l"nd go to Hell')
Don't bt> 11 fool. mv frien d. You do
fl•11 rf'cei\·e the new -birth in install-
mt'n!s. It i!i an instantanPOuS act of
\ond .
1-Jr.w long dOPS it take God to
makt• a !l(lUI that is dead in treSpas.
ses and sms alive forevermore in
Christ .Jesus? My lrit>nds. in n
m••mpn t, in the twinklinjl of an eye .
The Vt'rv moment that soul that ia
de11d . c~ll off. alit'nated from the
'"ery life of God, sees himself as a
hnpeles"!l; • tte lple!!s, HeJI-desuving
and HPII -bound sinner; when that
snul St'e!l that .Jpsus Christ is the
11nly WRy. the only hope. and when
he looks Rlll'fl\' from self: when here-
penlt' of hi s. !'in and looks to the
fini!lhPd wnrk nf tht' ciucified ,
h u r ird 11 nd ri!lf'n Lo rd ,.Lo.r
f'&lvar ion-that \•ety mtntrent·. in-
stantanequsly. thr Spirit of God
operstM-. Hr touches that dead soul
of1he
aftd ~ml Jt and .. u. it a new
CI'MUOII in Christ ,_.,
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None b nempted. oooe is im·
mune from th.la uniwrw.l Deed, Cor,
"Eampi a fO&h bl bom apia, he
cannot Me the k.iQidom t:A God."
Now I want to PNWftl to you rour
Kriptur.l teMGN why the new
birth is a b.olutely nec:e.ary.
The net\' birth is necnsary
bec:auae every soul without Chria is
dead. Every man is a sinner. "For
all have sinned, and eome short «
the glory of God. . . There is none
righteous, no, not one." Aftd, ". . .
the wa~te. of sin it deeth," etemal
death, eternal separation from God.
By the natural birth you were
born into the family of your Mrthly
parents. By the new birth, you are
born int, the family end houaehold
of God. By the natural birth you
become a partaker of the physical
nature of your earthly pa.renta.
When you were born, you were
made flesh oft heir fleeh and bone of
their bone. ~ow, by the new birth,
you thereby become a partaker of
the very nature and life of God. No
wonder then that the Lord Jesus
said, "Ma rvel not that I said unto
thee. Ye must be bom again."
IU. No Subttitute ror
the New Birth
The new birth is nec::euary
beca use thPre is no substitute for it.
Many peo ple these days are trying
to !lubstitute some little panacea of
their own fnr the ills that beset
them. They are trying to find AOme
other remedy for the sin-1ick nHS of
thei r 80UI!1: but there is ebAOh.ttely
no substitute for the new birth.
Education i1 no substitute. You
educa te a fool and you make h.im a
sillier fool than ever. You e.duc::ate a
raSC"I!.I and you make him a more
dangerou!l rau:al than evrr.
Therefore. educ::ation. culture, and
rPfinement can ne,·er substitute for
the new birth.
MorRiity and good works are· no
auhstitute. I don't c::are how moral
you may be: I don't c::are what good
deeds you may perform: morality
and good work s never yet sa\'e.d a
'JOul and will never save a &~:mi. Tht>
Word of God t.ells us that outside or
,Jesus Chri st. when you reject Him,
all of your righteou!lneMell are but
as filthy rags in God's sight. The
only difference between a moral
man who rejects the Saviour end an
immoral reprobate wbo rltiects Him
is that one will go to Hell moral and
tht' other will go to Hell immoral.
Baptism is no su~titute. Every
redeemed soul, every peBOn who
has been bom again, ought to be
baptized, being burie.~ ~ ~~., likeneu of the Lord's '·aeat}j an"d'
., rai!ted iq the l ik~pesr. OfJjls ~11'1
rection. But b«ptllrn ,lhouth h ia a
commandment of God. is no sUb·
stitute for the new birth. Searc::h the go and do likewise. <:::::>4
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llJ ALFIID W. EPPAID, D.D.
Ptlftll ref .... T•U•nt
,_.. nnlaflcel Sn h 1ry, a.. P..tr.. ~ild•lfllio, ,._
Christ Our High Priest
ICOMTINUt:O FROM LAST WEEK )
H ........ 4 :14-5:10
FRO M "CHRISTIA.'~ BEACON,'' COLLINGSWOOD, N.J.
up a principle beeau.se of difliculties
which could not be explained. He
said in effect, "We cannot explain
the aberrations of Uranus now; but
we may be sure that the Newtonian
system will be proved to be right,
sooner or later. Something may be
discovered one day which will prove
that these aberrations may be ac-
counted for ."
JESUS OUR COMPASSIONATE HIGH
PRIEST
•nay always obtain compassion or must ~ so in the case of 'every high-
me rcy in relation to our \n•aJmess and priest, being taken from among mea.'
!'.in, ;,nd where \\'(' mar di!'.Covc r grace llut while this is the main point. the
that will afford u<; timely help, i.e. help high-priest whom God appoints must
suited to the 1le<'d. of the prc:;.cnt hour. also be fitted for his office, and that
Our infirmitil'J ( 15 ) arc the '"eaknesscs fitness consists in this, that he shaD be
clue to our finite creature:ly existence, :ilile 'o 'bear ~nt1y with the ignorant
e.g. W(';l.ri~ss, shrinking from pain. and erring' on whose behalf he is to
etc. Tb:·~ arc things which the in-act. This sympathy is not indeed his
carnate .Son Himself experienced. >' i't action as high-priest : it is what PNbles
..... MI.-,.., ........ J'OU .w
lind ....... -" olioiWo ... Mriptunl ...,.... -....... -.............. ,. ... .w_ ...,. a eaut It tabl tM ...._. ol •
mocil'ltd, burlod. -Lord .. -thole lin •taint ftoom )'OUt p.ilty.
H•ll·clotomnc"""· Chun:h membenbip is U.por-
c..nt. Every redeemed child iJI God,
every pereon who bu beeD bam
qain ou,cht to be • memberola real
Bibte-believinc, Bible-.,.chlnc,
Bible-teac-binc church: but ehureh
memberahip h.M never yet NYed •
aoul and will never uve a aoul.
R.eu,iot.al, oeremoniee: and rituala
are no sub.titute for the new birth.
T'bne cannot deanae or ehanlla the
soul rlman. You can outw.:rdly bow
the knee in some c:huft.b but your
heart can st.iU be upriaht, stitr,
perveree and rebelliou. in the eye of
'God. You can go throuch relicioua
ceremonials and rituals and still 10
to Hell.
IV. Oaly a Spiritual lllnll
Give~~ a New Nature
Thr new birth is neceuary
because on"e must pouess a
spiritual nature t.o enjoy spiritual
t.hings. A penon to enjoy Heaven
must have a spiritual nature. 1f a
person who has ~r been born
aga in could do the unthinkable,
could get into Heaven, he coul~ not
enjoy it. Why? He'd be just hke a
fis h out of water, for to be happy in
any place you must be in harmony
with your surTOundings.
The new b irth is neceasary
becaus~ it is the dividing line
between Heaven and Hell . No eoul
ever went to Heaven unle~~~ he had
l:leen hom again; and. on the other
hand. no soul who hu been born
agai n h.u ever gone to Hell .
Tht> new bi rth is not reformation,
fur reformation is the work of man:
but regenera tion or the new birth is
the work of God. Refo"tmat ion is
turninf! O\'er a new lear. Regenera ·
tion is be~tinning a new li fe. Refor-
metinn is external. But re~~:enera
tion is internal. It has to do with the
!O:pirit. the !IOU I of man. Reformation
i!' tPmporary. but rege neration is
etrmal.
'J'hp new birth is Rn act of God's
SO\"t"tt'iJ!Il grace whereby li fe . eter·
nal life. i~ imparted to the sou l of a
dead sinner. dead in trespaues and
in sins. It i!l tht> operation of the
Spirit of C:od upon the heart Rnd
soul of the !iinner when he 5ee!l
hi mself lost and helples&, when he
lnoks to Jesus Christ and receives
Him for salvation.
Suppose that I had bought you a
ja:ift rtf ~treat value. SuppotM! I cam e
and nffered it to you . How would
vou recr ive it? You would ap-
j,ropriatr it unto yourt~elf end you
would re-ceive all of its benefita. Just
rea"~h nut by· fa ith end take Christ .
Rt"Ceive,J~Uil•nd.l.beb God's Spirit
wil) toUch your !IOU I. qUicken it, end
makt' you alive forevermore in
Christ Jesus.
A few years later [1846] astron-
omers discovered the planet Nep....
tune. The planet wu shown to be
the cause of all the aberrations of
Uranus ;and what the French astron-
omer had laid down as a pqnciple
in science wa" proved to be true.
The application is obvious. Let us
beware of giving up a ny first prin-
ciple in theology. Let us not give up
the great principle of plenary inspi-
ration because of difticulties. The
day may come when they will all be
solved. In the meantime we may rest
&88ured that the difficulties which
beset any othe r theory of inspira-
tion are tenfo ld greater than any
which beeet our own.
Hebrews 4 :14-16 prUen.t Jesus the
Son of God as our compassionate and
sympathetic high priest. The fo&w-
ing summary of this wonderful pas-
sage (vv. 14-16) according to a Cam-
bridge scholar should be noted : "Hav-
ing then a High Priest who is supreme:
above a.U others, and has passed right
onwa.rd beyond all our imaginations of
heaven, j esus, the Son of God, let us
be loyal in our allegiance to One who
is so grat yet so kind. For we have
not such a ffigh Priest u carmot be
touched with tho passionate trouble
of. our infinnitic:s. H.e [Jesus] )_las
~one through every kind of temptabon
that men are subJect to; He has been
as liable to fall as other men ; but
through all He has kept innocence.
TrUJtiar theaduce io Hi• real ~ic:tory
over ain, let .ua draw 181' with bold-
uc• to the throae of Goers ~ that
we nay receive_ the royal boon of
God's p;ty, ...t 6nd His Falherly
countmancc tuttxd gnc:iously upon
us, for rescue in each time of need"
(d . A Nairne, Th1 E/IUill to 1M Ht-
~ ..... 1921, p. 34 ).
>t.;t hout sin r 15 ) !!lay desc ribe f'ithcr him so to act -his quali6cation for
the issue of His temptation~ (i.r . I ie his office. And ac;cordingly, in con·
never fell into sin). or a difference in nectioo with this. thought, the impor-
t he way in which He "'as tempted (i.e. tant words of c. v. 3 an: introduced,
there was in Him no sinful nature, no 'And by reason thereof is bound, as for
sinful promptings from within). the people., so also for himself, to of-
B LOO,B BT
Tile OOOB-
Second, w e corrupt the Word of
God when we make defective state-
menta of doctrine. We do so when
we take away from the Bible for the
sake of fleaaing men : or from a
feeling o false liberality keep back
any 11tatement which seems narrow
and harsh or hard. We do so when
we try to soften anything that is
taught about eternal punishment or Furthermore. the attem~ of the
the reality of heU_ We do ao when reader-is directed to the appropriate
we brinl" forward doctrine. in their cornmeDts on Vft"ltf 14-16 ~ a mod-
wrong proportions. We all have our e1-n Biblical scholar : "N Chrittians
favorite doctrinea, and our m inds tw ltoctt (the words are emphatic) o
are oo c:onotituted that it ia hard to !Jf'tol lnfA ,non ( 14), i.e.,_. in His
eee one truth clearly without for-enential Dlture for He il both truly
aettllll' that there are other trutho '"'" ...t truly God. In the lullilmmt
equally Important. f H' k "'"" "-'-~-L._ We muot riot fora-et the exhort&-0 11 WO< u ...... • ,..., ~ ~
tlon of Paul to minietc "accordina 'puood throucl> the .... ....,.. ( 14, RV )
to tho proportion ofYalth." Wo do oo into the"""'.,..._ of Gocl }f;IDIOif,
when we exhibit an ezce~alve anx-when: He lib enthroned. Note that
iety to f ·-• -·"" aacJ quallfv this aubrontmtat it imptiecl in wne
ouch d.::T;.;"'.:j.;tt~~eauon 1>1 16; it ia ...,ticitty otatod .....at tlma
faith without the clooda of tho law, (.,.1 :3, lj; 8 :1: 10: 12). ll«auoe of
for fear of the charp of --.. His humiDity ...t eanhly eapeoieDoo '
niam ; or whea wo lliuch from ~ lie is ohle oympothebeaJty to ~
otat.meniB about hot~ for fear of ciooe -b-limi-...t trillo.
boi"-thoufbt lqal. We do oo not Lot ua, lberel-ldd tinDiy to 11M
1ooet when -llhriDk from tho -.pa. _,...., of ~ In Hilll
of Bible ......_ fn 11.!,.. an a<-[J-J; ...t tot u.,.... -11M ..,.
COIInt of ~-We are ODt to )G)w of tile lwwl'a -H;o
1ooop bec1< .adl ~ liON M ''bono ~ WOlle bu -a .. !Johlo
apln," ::~ H~~"cc:m-~ (16): i.e. with ••=f'n...,..
..... loa; ......... -~· ,. ':: pi fJ I I of -fai ...... -111011. • .........~._ .. u Lot._,. ...... _.,-~~ God
wvo ,...._.of plain ~ 1_, ,._,. 6ad ,._it loa-we!:..~~.:::;:: ::r:"! ..._ ol _..,. "'"""-; ..-we
Co m' ( 16 ); R\' 'draw near'; the fe r for sins'; w.Mre the object is, not
Greek word here is commonly used of to tell us that evf'l")' high-priest must pric~tly approach to God. This pri\'i-offer for his own sins, as well as few
legt', formerly restricted to 3 select the people's, for such a statement
few, is now extended to all the people would destroy the ~ogy when we
of God. Also it is not ;m .. ·• symbolic · apply it to Otrist, but to tell us., that
c:trthly shrine that we ,can enter, but the provisjon of the law, demanding on
the very presen_ce of God " ( cf. A . M. the port of the .High-priest an offering
Stibbs, ·:The Epi&tle t& the Hebl"t':'W'S" not fonhepeopleonJy, but for himself,
in Tltt New Bible Commt"ttwy, ht and his house, is a proof that he and
ed., 1953, p. 1097). t.hc people occupied the same ground,
Hebr<:ws S: 1-4 set forth the quali-Hebrews S :S-10 ~ Christ as
hcatioo.s of the iUgh pri~. In this high priest in tbe order of llekhil!r'-
conn.ectiou the remaricS of a devout dele. Here refermoe may be: made tp
\lew Testament scholar are rdcvant ; otn evangelical commentary where. we
.. :Oe writer (of H<br<:ws( prooeods ""d the folfowinc: "[VY.j S, 6. So
at l.llte to ruxtind his. readers. whote: Christ wu appoidted hilh priat. The
acqua:nunce with the nature of the writer (of Ht'blewt} quota Pelm
hichJ>rie&tly oll\c:c in genenl eaabled 2 :1 wit.b the .,_inc of, 'This day 1
lhm1 fhOI'OIIghly to understand hio have __..,.eel y.... to tile o8ict of
argument, that the .first and rrea~est a priea' He [omst) was fully qao!i.
qualification of every high-priest is fiod to ldd the cdice ...t did DOt _..
that he be appointed by GocJ 1/!.his of· · f Hi ~f ~-• ~ ficc. [Thai this is the MOM ..::cnt,· arid 11 or m~ · Oil; wu IJ'P'?ftlet to
· '"" thiJ pooiboo of glory (..,_) by that the 'callod or Gocl,' ...t 'S)'Dli>Oihy God the FotheT. [V•.J 7-10. Cllrist's
with nlltn" do not, a. is generally as-Jtu.man expe~ is delcribecl heft. ~ fMm two parallel qualifications It was an e:x:perieoae of -...., -.c1
is pn>Yod by ( 1) the promineiiCe ei= of li..W.OC.u. Thio hwniliatiaD (Phil.
to 'is appointed' in e. v. I ; (2) there· 2:1) was His time of ....... to alley
1urn to the same trutb in vera 4 at in the tphere of man.. By thla He wu
the ~ Of the IUI<ment, with the made CCMiljliete, Thio W&l the -of
appeal to the exatnple of Aaroa ; ...t His beiDa' ia the fJeoJJ. Tbe _,me
(3) the introduction of the oympothy ref...e..:e 1D H-1 S:7, 8 11 11> doc
in....,. l-in.., illdqieo.teat-houn of -Ia c;.o.. 1' ClorUt
rnaat.butiDasabol1' .. claa&) 1'bt ptO't'idq; 11nwl JttlsiJiM (,..,.,...,
-of ........... Iris fellow-......... 9), ~--..... of
aad of """"'"• for-befCft God. which io relalod to the tlliollbood of
ia -wloido_ ... --talot.. ....... ""'*'-·~ --.. -. odl. PbiOII lilofaJ, hil ript of ..... Weldiioodot. ia 'a pdoot t1 God
...-.. God Clll Ollly be .... -~· • tubjcl ... lipod ...... ol cliYiao f...,.., '!"" of a 4iftct col doopor 7' (ct. J1a1iort W. 11-. '"n.e
-by God Himodl. It .... ia •,EpUde to doe ~ .... w n. w,..
the cue of Aatoo (Exod. 21:1): it tlil• ·Bib~# Cum.,..,, 1~.
av OR . 808 JONES
8011 JONES Unlvsrsttu
GPif .. ~I\U $(1UIM ~-~Oll .. ~ 1n10
He who rloe.1 God's ...,.ill has
ut hl.!i rnmrnand all thr otrmip-ott'nee .of Ot!it)'. During thr
Rr forn1Rtiro11 Martin J .. uther rt'minrl t'rl God t,hat the Cause
WIU Hi.!l and that if tht' Ca usr
did not pro~~r. God's own N11me would be dishonorrd.
Mo~~e11 manifest a similar atti-
tude whrn God bt'eame angry with rebellious larul~tnd would have started a new nation
throu.-:h Moses. In rff t'('t, Mose!l said, "The ~opl.e: baek in Ell'YPt
uw Thy a-real pown in deliv-eriilg Israel frcm En·pt. If
Thou ahouldest destroy thiB
peoi)W now. Erypt would u.y that Thou wert. not abl~ to do
what Thou dldst lt't out to do." Whatrver "'ork God astl~tRs to u1. we must kHp in mind
that it ia God'a buaine1t1 to direet and aura lo follow: that
it is His prlvileiJl'e to flan tile jou rney •nd oun to f•l in line;
that It 11 His pn"ro~tative to c:nmm11nd t.he battle and ours
to kPep rank ond olwy ordt'rt.
One of tht' saddetl t'\'ents
rerorded in the Bible i~ the ocrasion whrn many of the
Lord '!! di sciple-s tu rned back from following Him. From the
time tht>y di!&roverrd that His pathway wa1 not to be 11tN'wn with roses and to lead to powt>r
and prom inencr. many aeserted
Him; and our Lord. turning to thr twl"lve. uked. "W ill yp also 1r0 away ?" .
Th e proper prayer for Chria-
tians is not that God shall go · with us in our wa)· but that
wr shall htwe the ~r:raoe to fol -low Him in Hl.tl wsy. Enoct. did
not chooH his o"'n path and invite God to join hlrn ; Enoeh
sou.~tht God's dire<."tion and walked in the way of Deity.
Serir,turt teac.he11 that "the batt e 111 the Lord'•" and that he who puts llimM'If on the side of th~ Conqueror will sh .. re in
the ~tlory of the conq uut.
If l'fot, Wlay Not?
Yoo uU Mo AltuUo', aad you do -q-Mo.
You eaU Mo til« [4111 , oad you do DOt look to Mo.
You call Me til« w.,., and you do not toUo. Mo.
You call Mo til« Trudo, aad you do, DOt bolioft Mo.
You call Mo til« Lifo, aad you do not wiob ""' Mo .
You call Me til« ~. ~ Yl"! P.. Mo Dl/ attM!kw.
You call Melooo(y, &1111 you del not loft Mo.
You .. u Mo rich, and you do • ... ""' ..,d>llll. You call Mo tM _,_,.,, aad you do BOt _. Mor
You call Mo rMfti/IM, ..,I you do not -Mo •
Yoo call Mo ,.,.;,N.y, aad you do •"' -Mo .
Yoo oatl Me~. aad you do • t.or M~us.
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11111111* IIIII II =· .... •··•• c. a .-. 'r ...... c. DlrNf ...... 1G..a1Cn 77'. nu r h•• ... m.s _.._ __ fiOr· .... eo., .._ 10, 1m.
-Oct. 14. n, a, -=.,-----Nor. f. lfNi. Ia tM We apart __ ;_P_::U.:B:::L;_I_::C_:N:.;O:.T.:..:.;IC:.E::__
Rubor Fs s'p, P' -ISII7
PUBLIC .NOTICE
·s-41414
ra: tnWJOS BUSDCEa:
KAME STATEMEIIT ---.. doiiC .... IX u:: Bar-~
lsc, 52!14 Ehtn, ~
lUlls, Calllonla: Georp ...
L ... mu Cc+4••Y • .._,_
panted. a CalliJnia cor-
ponlklo; 52!14 Ehtn, lA-c-RUt., C&llfonla.
Tb1s ................... ed
by a oorpontlaL
Corporatto. Jtlame: Ge-
orp W. a.-... c....,,
IDe., o.o,.. w. Lese-.
PrHidoot.
Tba.: .tatemeat wu IUed:
wltll tbe ~ clerll: ol Or-
""1• c-SelL oo,-10'11.
-Oct. ... 21, ...
NOY. 4, 1971, Is lbe,.,.....
H~rE~. F~1U
P U BLIC NOTICE
S-SOU9
FICT11101JS BOSIJOESS
NAME STATE.IIElf'T
Tbe lollowtl& .........
dolole .. _ u : -
of Caltl)nla, !SOil """'e
P...,., ~ IIIIIs, CL
9Z653' 11aty P. ,_., IIIII
e-.., ---Beacb9Z&M.
1bil lmiiDMsls COidlcted
by u IDdi.Tklllal. s-11uy P. ~ Ttdl ltlleiMIII: wu filed
trltb the ca.ty elert ol Or-
.... ~ Sept. Z7. 1976.
PUblilb: Oct. lf. !1, u.
NOY. 4, 1976, Ia tbe-
Hul>or Eulp. F .aM5
FIC11TJOtJS 11US111ESS
NAJIE STATEIIERI'
Tbe loll--Is cloiDr tetlm u: DUe
F&hney A.S.LD. -· D-lcNn. Z7U E. Caul
Hwy., C~ dellllu,C&IJ. ,._ ezas: Dolo F.....,
A.S.tO. ' A~t... ID-
corpont.S. a C.U.rala
COI'JIO-nao.; 17U E.. Cout
Hwy .. Cora. dt1 Yu,CaU-
Iornl&mz5.
TilLs ... 111111 CC*tacted
by a. corpol"'ttca..
Corpontlaa Name: Dale
F&hney A.S.LD. Aa-
.od.ala, lac., Dale FakneJ,
Pre-s.
1"b1s llatemeat ,.. m..s
-.t.th tbe ~ cleft ot. Or-
.... ~ Oct ... 1976.
Pvbl.Ja: Oet. 7, 14, Z1, za. 1971. .. u.e NI!'Wpl)rt
Harbor EuiP-F ..CHI9
fl'Ut!JLIC NOTICE
s 43204
F!CTJ'I'IOUS B~
NAME STATEifENT
Tbe lollowlac ....... Is doi.Dc ._.._. u: CULl
LouiJoL 109 Cuol Strwl,
N .... rt B ..... C&Wornl&
H660: Fredertct Jolm
Baler, Tt.ltee ~ n. Baler
F&mi!J Trut ..-..
Ma.reb n, 19?5, S09 Caul
Strwl, N .... rt Belch,
C altl)nla IZIIO~
Tlilll lwtlm IIOCidMcted
by a t.st· I trut,
Slpocl: Fnderlct Jolla
Baier. Trut..
Th1s ll:lteiMat wu ftled
PU8LIC NOT"ICE
PUBLIC N OT I CE
S..&Ol&9 · ~FIC~~il,.:l J0US BOSDfESS
NAME STATEIIEHT
'I'M~ per.as are
dotiiC .. ai'M• U: Wood-
brillre-Pia ...... , MOO lr~ n.e An .. s.tte 115, Netr-
port ~ Calif. 92660: "--Cldld Co-, A co~~~o-eo,...-. uoo
lrr1De A~e., 9Wte 115, New-
port Beach, C&lll. 9U60;
Keat Cbild, l&C Port Bu-
IIIOIIUI Place, NewpxtBeecb
mo11tt1. Place, Newport
B•cll. Calif. 92660; KllthfJII
G. ~ 1836 Port Bar-
IDOid:ll Place, Ne9port
B ..... Calif. 9U60; Rooald
E. Prelta, U40Sbaroa Road.
Sllli:a Au., Callt. 91706; Ed-
ward L. VI.Dceot. 31506BIIltf
Drll'e, Soatb LaguDa. Callf.
9Z677.
Th1s business lJ; CGDCklcted
by a Geaen.I PartDershlp. SicDed: Alpht.o-CbiJd Cor-
ponttcm. A. K. ChL.d, Prest--.
Thls statement ftS rued
wUb tbe ootmty elert ot Or-uce COIMIItJ Set. 17, 1976.
Pll>llsb: Sept. ""· Oct. 7'
14. 21, 19'76, 1D tbe Newport
H&rtlor Eutp. F -62604
PUBLIC N.OT I CE
S.30552
FICTITIOUS 8~
NAME !ITATEIIENT
PU8LJC NO TIC!:
P UBLIC NOTICE
S-I05S9
FICTmOUS BOSIKESS
NAME ST ATEIIENT ne l:illowtar per-are
dolloc ........ u: SOlo-
s...,. ao baud -C--IIIC Semce, 44IZ c-
Dr., trn.e, Ca.. 92?14: Pa·
trlda L. Gcw·-~ +II! c~ Dr.. lrtble. ca..
9Z'71f; llermlll L.. Coer .....
44IZ c"""'" o... 1m.., ca. mtt.
Tb.ll buiDesl II CCIIIdletad
by.·--··
Slpod: P-GmiDJ ... nu st:ateme.t was ated
wtlh tbe C(UIJ clerk of Or-uce CCJ~mty Sept. 11, 1976.
PllbU.b: Sep. !3, 30, Oct.
? , 14, 19'76, 1n the Newport
Harbor Euip. F ..U557
P U BL I C NO TI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtnc penoa.s are
doiDc basiaess u: Tbt
KUc.... !63! Son lllcae~
NI!'WpOrt Beach. CalH. 92:660:
Lacy ' Jorge l..eban, 9 Llada
lsle, Newport BMch, CaW.
9Z660; Mary ' Rocco Zn--
arella, Z456 Vllta flop.r,
Newport Beacb, Callf. 9!&60,
Tbis baiiDess ts OODdDcted
by a r•en.l ptl1Denblp.
Slped: Lacy A. lAihan,
Rocoo Zan.rella.
Tbls ltatemeat was nled
wltb \be ooaty elert at Or-ance COCIIItJ Oct. 1, 1976.
Publlsb: Oct. 1, 14, 21,
28, 1976, tn tbe Newport
Harbor Eutp. F..QOI
TbelollowloCpenocls
dolre bastress as: LYN-LO
PROPERTIES, 8U N. M&ln
St., Stalte IOl, Suita Au., CA. 9%'701: James E. Himel-, _ _:P:.;U:,B"!;L.:;IC:o,::N,_,O:,T:_I,_,C;.:E,__
ley, 4511 Obio, Yorba LlDda, S-4.S4Z4
CalUonUa 92686. FICTITIOUS BUSIMESS
Tb1s t.stnealseoadtlclecS NAME STATEVENT
by a UmiUd putDersldp. The lollowiDC per.-s ue
·=-·pa:nt.a:G •••
-lrA'IDRIIT
,.,,1 ..... ,.,. --~ ... .• . • u t 2 ... -c.-...-.•r
Ylolt, CA. -t: •-G-,-Callo .....
¥'1 I ....... CA. _,4;
...... 0. .. , "• nat
ISC'Dme. ........
CA. tll'l1l.
'hUt dE II Cll¢ ; ..
by I ............ $lJ -.....: w.,_ O.Cb 1 • nu ..... ., .. sa.~
_n._c_lfOr-.,..eo.,.._'le; -Oct.l4, ... Jloor ... 1m, .....
-~ F.Al!ll
P l.!BLIC NOTICE
s-am
FlCTIT'IOUS eiUw ... :ss
If AilE ST A T'£ME1tT
Tbe IDIIowtll pew are
dabil t.t1m ar. Ccmlcln .. __ Ll-11.
Mal Calle Marta, Mtwlcw.
V .. jo, CA. 11117., ... .,..
Gta.ot, zeat C.U. 111aria,
Mlaloa Vie jet, CA. IZI14;
Alu D. BoiJuolz. ZIJO
R'eck.deJa Drt.e, Sa Pedro,
CA. !107S!.
n.t.s htstneuia~
byallmiiAid-
Siped:: wa,_ D. Glaae.r.
Thla .t:atemeat wu tiled
trltb tbe ~ clerk ot Or. -
.... ~ Sept. 00, 1976.
Mil* Oet. 14, !1, !8,
Now. 4, 19'16, II tbe Newport
H&l'tlor £ulcL F -61194
P U BLIC N OTICE
F1Cl1TIOOS BUSDU:SS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe t:illowllc per..s are
dolll& bo-U : )UJ] Order Proltleta. 1H7 Garl-......... C...._ CL
9ZISZ6: Blaloe K. Sb_,
136'7 GulJoiCiml. c-
...... CL 9!U&; J-ary
S, Stn1too, 1367 GYriJoic-
ford, CoD M-. CL 92626.
TblsbasiDelals.-. ....
by Ill Lld.Yidlal.
Slpocl: Bl&lne K. stnttoo.
Tbls lbte~ wu filed
wtl:b tbe coaty clerk of Dr· uc• c.uty s.ot. n. 1976.
~! Sept. JO, Oct. 7, lt. !1, 19'76, la tbe Newport
Bartlor Euip.. F -6S051
P UBLIC NOTICE .
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mlalter, Calif. taa; ifU---:::,-.,...,-:--:--,-:--
Uam ~· ~ 10100 Bola PUBLIC NOTI~E
-lbe-clert of Qo-. .,.. c-s.ot. u, 1976.
Plb1111a: Oct. 1, 1.. 21,
... 1171, .. lbe -rt
Butlor EMip.. F ..CHZ1
Slpod: JomeeJ:. -· - -.... u: c..-Tw. ...._.. .... lt.W •~ ........... u~ m,
FICTITIOIJS BUSINESS
MAKE STATEMENT
Tbe-.c,..._ .... doiJrl 'bl, -as: DM A£-
toclllll, (A'1 P•lllhlld;i).
15'70£. ~.--
92705: F'noll T. -· Z7f0 Oaliloto An.. Costa
,,
d • A~e.. 191, Wellll'liuter,
Calif. IIZW. S.306Z4
...., tile -clert ol Qo-. 26Ul Colle lbl1a, ~ .... c_,. Sept. 11, 10'16. VIejo, CA. 92674: ... .,..
Plebllsb: ~ Z3, 30, Oct. Glasser, 26831 Calle Marla,
7, 14, 1976, ID tbe N .... rt lllssloo V .. jo, CA. 9Z674;
Hu'bor EllSign. F -62625 Ale~: D. Bolyuatl:, Z130
1'b:1l basi s Ill cc.dacted FICTITIOUS BUSI.NESS P U BL IC NOTICE
by & c-n1 -· NAME STATEIIEI<T ~: Bolly ... Scott. . Tbe tollowlllc ..... ..
TbiJ ltatemeat was filed dolAI bo"NI• as: W..CerD
Yltb tbe COIIIIIty clert ot Or-Bute/Four U•rs Asmcla· Ure Cauty SelL U, 1976. Uao, 1401 "8" Kne1110t,
PllbiUia: Sept. JO, Oct. 7, Aubelm, CalUonlla SZI03:
lf. II, 1976, la tbe Newport A. Krls Widdt-, 4'74ZCaa
Hut.or Elllip. F -6%914 Loma, Yorba LlDda, Call-
S-19Z61
FJCTI'J'IOOS BVSIJrf!:.S
NAME STATEMENT
RedoDdela. Drln, Su Pedro,
P UBLIC NOT ICE CA. 90732.
Tbe ~ penou are 5...2927?
doiiW t.•fz111 u: RIDCbo n CTmOUS BUSINESS
Tllis bustDessiseooducted
by a Umlted ~rtDerstllp.
.... 9!6!6; n.atd c.
liMn, 155! Keith Circle,
L1 Palfl'llll 906ZS.
Tbll buJDHsilcocdlcted
bJ I CfMnl partDersblp. d
P UBLiC N OTIC E
lorala 9Z086.
Tbll buiMsa: Ls eoodllcted
by ... IDdll'ldaal.
Slgoed: A. KJU Wtctdl..,,
1'bis Jtatemeet ftl filed
wltb tbe <*lllty clerk of Or.
~aliCe CoaDtt Oet. 5, 19?6.
Publlsb: Oct. 14, 21, 21,
NOY. 4, 1976, 1n tbt Ne"P)rt
Raol>or Eoslcn· F -'3556
CrisUJia, 2501 Altamu NAME STATEMENT
Ort•e, ~ Beach, C&ll. Tbe followlDC porsoo Is
Siped: Wme D. Glasser.
Tbls statemalt was filed
witb tbe couoty clerk of Or-
aage County Sept. SO, 1976.
Publtstl! Oct. 14, 21, !8,
Nov. 4, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Enstp. F -6Sl95
fonla l!tSZ: 3olll T. Pool, clola( basiDHs as: Tbe
Jr., 2501 Altamu'Drl•e. La-Soueei6Zl Ltdo Park Orin,
... Boacb, C&lllonala Uall 4 F -Z~ N .... rt Belich,
IZI5!; Marold C. Sttud, 500 C A 9!660: K:at.bleea SolU.-an
EIPleDidre Drtn, Oma.rd, Luby, 621 U do Part Drtn,
C&llfonala 93030; Tllomu Ua114(F-Z~Nowpo(IBeach,
K. ~-J -• C&lll C A P U BLIC' NOTI CE
Slped: Fru.k T. Dettaer. nu .tatel"l'lellt ns med
Yitb tbe ~ clert of Or-
nee Ca.ty Oct. 7, 19'16.
Pablilb: Oct .... 21, 28,
NOY, 4. 1976, 1D tbe Newport
Harbor Eulp. F -63841
PU BL IC NO TICE ~. r ., -a 9!660. _...:...:.:::.::.:.:::..::.:::..:.:."--"~--~'!:Z::Ot~~C~: by:~ is COIKlleted ~~~G~~ET~F ~~~· replar rates (SecUoa 112.121,
tao.e, 11-untta Dr1n, Slped: Katbl..ee~~ Sullln.n • POII&J Senice Mua.t) S9
PDpoeCJ'IIt,Mormtatn Cea-Lab LATION. V. S.C. JIISprCI'fldMIDpc-
tsr, Caut.nla WSI, ~ statemeot ns tued portl. ~~::~-:U ... cattoa: New-~ put: "llo ,_.-. 1t'tlo
ntst.ltnlnliOCD!IIcted wUtl tbecoutyclerkofOr-% Dateot••-Oc:t 11976 woU:IIaft.,..llttt.ledtomall ,.,6 . ..._. . • • maa.r ..,.. llnner eectlGia by a poenl put&enblp, uce Coaty ScJt. 10, 1 • 3. FTeqiiiDCy otlssae: Weet-fiSt at WI tltlt *11 ma1l
S-30574 Slpld: Jolla T. Pool, Jr. Pellab: Sept. zs, 30, Oct. ly. .eta aatter at Ute ru.· pro. ~~ ~~:= nta ---wu: tued 7, 14. 1976, ln tbe NetrpOrt 3A. Annal s:absertptioa price l'idld _,.. bU ....,_,...,_ •·
Tbe ,._ pefiODI are .U. tbe ca.ty elert ol Or-Ha.rtlor EllSlp.. F ..&193'7 $5.00. .,_ be Illes a 'lJ tr1th tbt
..,.. Coooty Soot. I, 1976. p 0 • LocaUoo or """'"' omce doiaC t.Grtees u: LalaDe Plel:iUa: Sept IS J0 0c U B L 1 C N TIC E • POIIM.1 Stn1ct a wrlaeD r~·
ApartmtBts, 1138 Plac.tl&, 7, 14. 1,;1, ta' ~ N~~ of pabUeatiiXl: 27Zl E.. Cout q...t lx pcmtllllkla to man
CCMI:l M-, C&llt)nla llaltlor c-.....o~-F~1800 S-30545 Hwy., Coroaa del Mar, Oraaie matter at .-eta !'&tel.~• lD ae.
91C27: Albia A. PoaJ'Cik, --FICnTIOUS BUSINESS c -,., Colli. 9!615. -. -1M -
5SI Arcber street. ADIWm. __ P::,U::_:B~L;;_I::C_:N:.;O:.,:.T;,;I C::.E"-.-NAME STATEMENT 5. Location of tbe~-of tb11 ......... I b1Nby re-
C&JD)ndl 9ZI04; • ...,..... 'MM! foUow1Dc penon Is ers or poen.l baliDH:s otaces Qllelt .... ..,. to ID.&1I tbe
J. hl!ardk, 531 Arcbet S4SIIS cloi.Dc basiaess as: Delee, of tbe plt!Uibets: Z"''Zl E.Cout p.lbUca.Uoa .-I Ill Item 1 Stnet, Aaabelm, Ctlti)!'DI.t FICilhJUS BUSINESS lDc •• tzll East Howell, ADa -Bwy., Coroaa deJ Mat, Druce at the r-... patp n.t.
thO&; Alia S. Pebrclk, NAME STATEIIEJfT betm, Ct)JI)n&J. 92805:Del-Cowaty, CaUf. 9Z6ZS. pr..-t.tr aallzrtMd bf J9
Z7011 v .. Mew_,, lll.llka Tba ~ per-Ll ec, IDe., Calii>rata oorpora-&. Names aa:l .~ ... ot U. S. C. Jill.' 4rYo E.. ......,
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hrtl 1 u: W..tuD tioll, !Zll E .. Howell, Ana-pabl.._., edltot, ud nw:ac----&od -· VIejo, Cllllonla 112675. o·•-C-"-rala 9ZI05 --'nll coedrlcted ..._ c ... MJtt,... l40C E. cuu., ......., • laC editor: Ano E. flu$&. 710 11. Elllllt ud ..-. ot clr-blliiDea.ta ... t.....,... A..._e, F.nertoa. 1'bl.s butDess is CODdacted JumJDe An .. , Coro. del Mar • cllla1o:L AeTU ~oL -·
by • I'Dinl partaersblp. CaltitnD *M:SolTQior, by a corporatkJa.. CaUt • .aazs. ...,.._ .... NO. oP ee"o OP
Slped: Alu S. Peb.rel.t.. ... 1. NIIIWCICid A•-e, CorponUaa Name: Delee, 1 "'"-' (U owaed-a oor-co~•• ••eN •Nas ••.,• Till Jtltem.rt ftl flied lD. a..... • -~ l-eu& OU .... ~U .Lt-aD tbe rtotOr r.o......_ Cali1Dn111MS4. c.,--rtG.Sean,Prest-pon.tloe. itl.ameudadllrns •t~~t•c•o...• ~o~a•~~~tuT TO
_.... ~ Cle ' ,.,, rt 111ls~ dMIIl, mill be lt&ted ud ._.liD-u ""'""""• ''"·' ... oua ure c~ Sept, 17, 197l • ., • ........_ TbJJ aat.me~~t ft5 tiled medla&etJtaer••Mrtllei&IMI A. 1'att.1 •· CIIIMI Pl'lllld
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8utlor'utcL F..all05 .,. u....,. cklttofOr-Plb.Ut1t11:5ept.. U, 30, Oct. more ot to1a1 amo.t ot.eotll. 1. Sllel lklltll __.., u
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~~"' IIIMM....,ort PU B LIC N OTICE t:bt ld....-.1 owen ... bt 1. Ma111:81 IIIII'' d ••· !W S-JOCU hatr r .asu p....._ If Oftllll bJ a )llll"l::er· •••••• I ...... .a. 11M er =~ OFOF ~'t,r PIJBL I 0 CP-IIlZI llllp 0< - -... -C. Tolalpell dt« , -.. .. • ••
... .---C N TICE nCTrJilOVS 80SJJII£&C; !lrm, Us ... a.:1 ......... • • • • • • • • • • • • • '*' 11M 1 •
P'ICTmOUI ~--1 -~~ NAME STATEVEI<T u wll u -t1-IdYl-D. hM-I II 1ir 8011, ,.. "~~--PICiliWII&MESS Tbe--Ia dal ... bo ..... ) blip-----p-•----. ••--·---dolirC ... liE &1: Bn4oo Ptt*III.,.C Co. a.t -r loo. u .. M I r,---MIIhst ..... ol tile -•••-•---.n• "' ,...,. -. ., n. t• ..... -art. ~ 715 ~ "111, Caut llwy., c--. ..a ll:ar, rr.e Glli1le. • • • • 10 -••ant ---MUM: ..... trrt I u: 0,.-.le Colli »-. CalttnW Calll.; Ano £. 111tpa. '710Jas.. 1.. 'hilal d&lb ........ .,
Odco, Sill Cla111 C-ltclo, -.. 1 -11on1 UU7: llaprWUllamBottJ, alao Aft• Cor.:-, dol -. C &MD).,.' • .,. 111'1 -W.C , rtn, CA. .. .. D ,.._• CL ...0: 1D41 &41.a.ld, Cll'fUol. C&ll1.i Mra. 4no L ...... F. c:c.r-111 • , a 1 I
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O g 1 psf 1'1111 ,,C, t _,-fll tile JdSJJFl ..... Is
...... 2 5 • .,. .. ~ ..... ,.. .. .. * ....... I« I I I 1 bJ ca-.~ ct.P. • eeoc r'• ....._ ...... ,... to a.e c~tr tJII4laJOil ______ .... _10 ... -at ...
"-;::': ot lao ...,jod ud llle -•IEAL£0 BlD .. -loo.,....,--..... -attbo--.......
,., 6iiilbld ..... rt• tlrlll ... be CCMDIIIeled. ...
~ -' • .... .. tbe _...., bid tft::
A. Pta •' 8. Dr %R!IC.._ fll llbeoltnctDn
C. l'ctr's Bo.s
D • ._<Gibdm ..\tlldlmt
E. • 'sn.CoiFt.uclal~ F.,..._ .&bWiy ud £..,...._,. --~-__ ... __ ... _"
... .... "" .. ,...... tilpllc -bebalf of tile b6dder. FOI' DOi,.IIIIIW, tile • .,...res ol the .PREilDElfT or
~~ PltEEJEIIT .t SECRETARY or ASSIST A.NT SEC.
UTAirY are ,...,._ ..:1 tbe CORPORATE SEAL lba11
"" -.. an --"""""'"· "' ... cue ot a PutDII'tltlp, u.e ctp•re of a1 1eat1:t one cenenll ...-.. -.
lfo bldl Will be accepted from 2. cootractor wbo has
Mil: a-. Ucr••l" ill aecordaoce With tbe pron.1oas of
C~~~~~r~Ur t, DlftJ:Ioa m of aae Butaeu aod ProfessiollJ'
Code. Tbe CC1111:rtetor lltall ttate his Uceue number aott
c)t...,M!Ucw Jl tDe propoa1.
-... at ........ ...met -. ........ ""'""""" ..-.All ~ miJ be gbtatW at the hblle W1·rU
lltfut-. City Hall, -.,.rt Beocb, Calllomb, •I ao
COIIt 1o Ue .. ld CCIIItnctors. 1t ls reQII~ that the plam
ud CID.tract ttoc.IDIIIU be retarDed witbJD Z weeki aflH
bldQII .,. -
TM CltJ ... lfklllted tbe STANDARD SPECIFIC ATIONS
FOil PUBLIC WOIII<S CONSTRUCTION {1913 Ed!-) U
pnJII.rtld by tbt s..twn CaWornll Chapters of the Amer-
k:M l'eUc Wotb AuoetatioD ud the Aqodaled Geoeral
Coltaeton ot America. Copin: mat be obta1Ded from
s.adllc X.... IDe ... 1055 OYUlaDd A.-eaue, Los An~:elu, <:..--. ~1J) 170-9171. no City ,.. -Slaadard Soe<W Pr .. ...,.. ...,
S«Mdtrd Drlwllllp. Copies of lbi!R an anlbble 2t the
MUe Worb Dlp.rtmeaf at a cost'' of Ss.oo per set.
A JtaDdard '•Certlfleate of luarance tor Cootract Work
for City'' ADrm has beeD adopted by the City. This rorm
11 tbt aa1y eertlfl,c:ate of tuunoee aceectable to t he City. n. 8ICCHdl1 low bidder rill be required to complete
tb1l form -.oo award of the eoatnct.
For UJ nqlllred ~ tbe company iuulng Bid Boocts,
lAbor a.s MalerlaJ Boodl, &Dd faltbfttl Perior~
Boadl: ma.t be aa Lolurmce eompa.oy or surety company
lJe-..ed by tbe state of Ca.lJ.t:l'rnb.. The companies must
..-, bl:t''! a cal'JWII Geaenl Polley Holders Ratinc of
A or bttler; IDd a F1Duetal Ratlog of at least AAA 115
per tbe latest dtSoa of Belt's Key Ratine Guide (Prop-
erty-LlabWiy).
Ia accordaDoe .w, tbl! prorisioo.J of Article 2, Chaptl!f' I,
Put 7 of to, Callfo""' J.M.or Code (SectlooJ 1770 el .... ~
ta. City Coe:U ol tbe City of Nr.,.:trt Beacb hU ucer-
ta.J.Did tbe 1-.ra1 prenJl.l:a« nte of per diem •liS
1a tbe 1ocaUty ta wtdeb the wort U to be performed lor
-'* c:na, c:te.-... ttoa. 01' type ol wortmu or ~
....... to ---. tae COIIltad Uld hU let fortll thNe
u.~ .11 ~ No. 8701 adop!ed Fehru2ry 9, 19'76.
A CGPJ of taJd rnoJatloD 1s anJlable Lrt the office of the
Cll}' Clerlt. All pariiH 1D the -llball be pened
by an ptOY1skJu of the California Labol" Code reb.tq'
to PR'YIWIIc wace rates (Sections 1170-1781 tnclust.-e).
The cootnctor Shall bE' responsible tor eomplianc" with
Section 1777.5 of the Ca11lornh Labor Code for all ap-
preaUceable occupations.
The coatractor sball post a copy of the preva.lllng wage
rates at the job site. Copies may be obtalned from the
P11bllc Works Department.
Tbe City resenes the rtgbt to re)ect any or all bids
ud to wat.-e any laformallty in such blds.
DORIS GEORG£, CITY C L£RK
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. C A.LJFORNIA
Publlsb: Oct. 14. 1976. ill the Newport Harbor Ensign.
c.-........ _ .,.. -sf:, ....... tllei.T ....... 5_ ...
.......... 1~-
.... El T.ero • Dr11sr ............. -Coul
~---baDp-. .. ,_, __ ...JIO!t a.tJor-s Sdon _ ... lr-l.ftcw ___ ..
o,.. c... c..._, co-.. ............. co
attu tMIJ'. 4dl wi8 Ia a
s.ttl Cdut Ult at Ml!llilxl
VIejo, ud EIUDc'la's
E.t(Jes w1U be iootia& tor
tbftr nr.r c-.ry ~
wl8 .,.,._ Oraace at
Da~ Fldd. All ldcktft'
times aft •I p..m.
c .,._ 61!1 Mar raa its
~ r ecordtoJ-la.odfls
Jape mart to Z-0 last
Friday by' edrPDc Sao Cle-
mente 7""' oa t he loser's
Geld. Tbe Sea IUogs soored
t~lr HCODd foltcbdowll ot
the H'UOG ifl 1M 3rd
quarter. Ud ~r l'O('k-
llanl drit!ue. •hkh bas
dvea .., OGiy U poifU in
4 pmes, prestrvf'd the
•ln. Saa Clemenle soored
on its firlt posSHsion,
drlt"lQC 80 yards In 9 nm-
nin~ plars. Wt the estn
poinl kick was wide of tiM>
mark. TheSu Kings struck
hac k oo 4 Scott Merry pas-
ses, ltM.' la.r of which con -
nect«! with Rotoert Hughes
in f11~ end zone. Merr)'
kkke<l the ntn poinl to
put cm.t ahead. T~ dt>-
ff'nse then held ori 2 Last .
quartPr San C!emeutt·
rf r it"t>S lo hOld auto Uw
Yit'tor)·.
Costa ~tesa ·s Mustangs.
still lookin( for the first
w(nnlnr, lootttall Ra.son in
the schooJ•s hlston ·. mat~~::
11 3-1 oo the season an'l
1-1 in leagut-pia~ •'il/1 J
34-2'7 Frida) night "'In at
OCC stadium, Tht> Mus-
tang5 ran· up :.1 Z7 -0 le:.r:t.
then /1311 to fi i!lll of! a
411l quarter Dana Hil ls
romeb:.ck, Quarll'rbar k
lJne Mollica's passim: aM
the running of DaD Dudd-
r ldge powered Mesa to
tout h4'1oWil!: in e:.ch of lllf'
first 2quarters. and 3 mor ...
scores l.n the 3M period,
Dana Hlll s v or€d late-ln
the 3rd quarter, thenaddtad
3 toocbdowns in ttl~> last
7 mlrutes of th~ ga me to
narrow 1M gap. Duddrtdge
ru11led for 12~ rards, and
Mike T eregi& ran llack ttw
ZD\1 haU 01><111l>c kickoff
90 yardl Cor a TD.
NP'-port Harbor endPd
its pre -league-warmup
se<~.801\ with a 3~1 muk,
tkJwnlng Redlands 3-0 Fri-
da} ni&ht a1 Dat"idson Field
on Ertr Smith's 4t h-
quartPr fle!l1 goal. SmUh
!lad missed 2 earlier tleld
J!Oal tr ies before booting a
24-yarrter with Z:51 left
in the pme.
Estancb wu vletlmi%4!'11
IJ} thfo bt~ play last Satur.
day ln losiflR: 27-13 at El
Modena. The Eagles arP
no,.· 1-3 on Ute season and
0 ~ lnCentury League play.
SAVINGS
ON REMAINING 1976 MODELS .
STILL A BIG SELECTION
AT NEVER-AGAIN PRICES!
'70 FORD F350
Wltb 15' W1tkender Ctlassts Mount
A•tomatlc -Pwr. st~rtoe & Brakes
Air Cood. $5299
'74 FORD
RANCHERO GT
Automatlc ~ Pwr. SteerlnR
A1r Cond. -Gem Top $4399
UtBBA ~fci~~~~~~r~~fS~ISi7~5)R~iiQ~~t FORO MUSTANG '71 TORINO WAGON
VB -Automatic • Power Steertng Automatic: ~ factory Air
Factory Air
$3899
.. r.I14'75J ZOZCPT
Power Steering
Eacellent CoodlUon Sl399
Et ...... ,. t:Mat ......... _ .. ___
s .... wtMt'':w ... --·-to-M sa ..... 11w
E ..... trottlot; 1-4 .. 6f
........ uA-tlllk<l ----· tbtJrd ___ _
tertact lme ....... Ml
Dale llldc:lrd Willi • u...
.... -..... Es-tuela added UllllheJ' eco.re ............... -... Ct~~p t:11t1Ctf a .ler,
allllo pus • ttlr -..-e.
Aa 16--pnl lt:temft' ream:
by Rtelku'd-.. ~
toacbdoft ns Dlil1lfled b)· ·-· S.D. Mesa
hosts Bucs
San Dtep Mea Collece.
fresb from a !1-U WiJI Ot'er
ruuertcn Collece Ia tbt>
South Cout Coofereoe~ op-
eoer, ··W t:ost OCC at 7:10
p.m. this Saturday, Oct.. 16,
to tbt> Sa11 Die«:o Mesa .U-
dtum. Last year OCC's na-
tional champs lwrOOled tbt>
Vlympians 50-7.
Mesa now owns a perfect
4-0 sea.liOil r«ord aDd ap-
pears to be a leadlnJ: eon-
teftder for the South Coast
Conferem'f' c rowu.
OC:C struggled to a 2-2
mark in pre~ooferenu
pla)'. The Bucs t:a.-e not
pbyed r; League pme )'et.
fbe)' drew a bye S2turday.
ACCOM AHDO SCORES
2 TO'S IN TOJ LOSS
iCOTT IIIRR\'
l-f:O «.IPIG S 'Jl) VfCTOa.Y
FlA6
f1aa ~ -optmi!Cf 1a.1t week iatbetieow·
port Beaeb city recreatioa
leqae. Bo_ys play ln padn:
3 thi'CJII&h 8 play la 5 dtY·
i&lou. Tt:ams nprneat tbe
•a.rtous ctty parks, Wbe.~
cames are played oo s...._r,
days. Here au tbe tint
week"• rf'lilllts:
'·A'' DfVIStON
f7th. 8th gradf>s)
Muiners frogs6,CYC Wol·
YeriMs 0
· 88" DIVISION
•6th grade-)
Hetchl• Studs 14, Mariners
ADteaters 6
Buffalo Wol,.er lnes 12, C YC
Lightning Bolts 7
Marlners LobsiE'rs 24, Pen-
[nsula Sandpip(>rs 0
CYC Rams 8. Eastbluff Vi ·
ldng5 7
··B" DJ\'!SlON
C5th ~nde)
C'fC Sealla.wks6,lrvinf"Ter-
rare Smashers 0
MariiiE'fS ClatTlS 8, PPnto~
sui...J Pa('kers 6
CICC'o---~ .. _., __
•-ace -I 1 ..,,
, £) I 0.CU 'T_ ....... U_Io_ ..
·~----11 11J occ---10-Z, -~ 1&-U ud ... Ps ,, I 11-.t•
Illite• at I(J .dlel*r.
Fr rt • .It• n.wtdnr
ue1 s t r IIIDft ._ c ~lr.til
toUlod 5.
XEROX COPIES
Lep1 ~ ~
Colored Paper -
8oubd Material -~
Double Siding -~
1 CJ~ea -25~ per •beet
Ul% • 11 1
Veto Blndlog -$1.25 per book
Cc:>ll•tlng -1/2~ a copy ,
llpiral Binding -7~ and up per bobk
Tpertudled-1orlglnlll ltxn
4"" per luded-1 Gllgin r' ltx14
STREET -COSTA MESA -646-1919·
for me r OCC All-America
balfbar k Toct) Al'coma:Ddo
scored 2 touchdowos for
Texas Christian Unhersit)
Saturda}' In TCL: 's 26-23 los:.
to Rice, He-Is TCU's lead .
mt: rusher t hi!'l )·Hr.
Buffalo Vlk!n,.!s U, M;,arln -
e-rs GorUJ:~s 0
Ea slbluff PE'!irans 7, C YC
Colts 0 Tennis Dress Sale
· CC" DtVISION
f4th r radt>J
CYC Toma!1os 14. lrViDf"
Terrace Dot,)bins 0
50% 20" to
DISCQUNTS
P U BLI C N O TICE P U BL IC N O T IC E
Cln' Of NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
N0 TICE INVITING B[[l;
SEALED BUJ; wlll be received at the office of the City
Clerk. City Hall, Newplrt Bead1. Callfornl&, unW 10:30
a.m. on thE' 28th 1tay of (}(:.toiJer, 1976, at Which time the)'
will be opened and read. for performing work as foltO""'"''
WarmuP. Suits
13.95 -24.95 -39.95
BASKETBALLS -6 .95 up FOOTBALLS -7 .9 ~.up
NEWPORT ISLAND CHANNEL DREDGING
CONTRACT NO. 1731 SOCCER BALLS -6.95 up
Bids mUt ~ tubmltled 011 the proposal form attached
•ith the contn ct docarntDts ftlrnl&hed by the Pub~c Works
Departmeat. The addltiorlal copy of tbe proposal' form is
to bt reblDed b)· the bidder for tl1J records.
VOLLEYBALLS -6 .95 up RACQUETBALLS
SOCCER SHOES -7.95 up
Each bid mat be accompanied by euh. certtfled cheek
or Bldder·s Bood. m;.de ~yable to the City of Newport
Bn.cb, for aa amo.1 '~QUal to at ll&st 10 perceDt of the
a.-&bldo 7
The tWe of tbe project aod the words '•SEALED B.IJ)'•
shalJ be dearly ma.rted on the o:.tslde of the ennlope
contalnrnc tbe bid.
Tbe coatnct documents that too8t be co mpleted, -e:re~
cuted, aod returned 1.n the Haled bid an:
A.P-
r.·
•
l w. tfth TENNIS BALLS
M(M SI-T
IN DOWN TOWN COST A 01£5'
EASY TO FIND ... EASY TO rARK
B. Destpatioo of Subcontnctors
c. Bidder's Bond
D. Noo..coll&aslon Alft<lavlt ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
· E. statemeot of r u.aacw RespooslbWty
F. Teetlllcal AbiUty aDd Experience References
Tbese documeats shall be a1Dnd wttll the signature
aDd tWes of the per10111 slplo( on beball ot the bidder.
For corporatlou. the slpatures of the PRESIDENT or
VICE PRESIDENT IDd SECRETARY or A.:::SISTANT SEC-
1Tl•
10-·-··· 1.110
II to 10 -· .... 1.00 111o.O-; .... c.oo loc·-
RETARY are l1JCIII}red aDd the CORPORATE SEAL shall • FOa SALE
be atnud CO all documeab re~J~lriiiC dpatu.res. ln the TERRY TraDer !!afoot lor -
cue of a Pu1Dershlp, the slpature of at leut ooe (eoen.l rent or ale, l /Z block
pa:rtaer iJ: I'IQUlred. from prin.te beach ,,
No bids rill be accepted fro:n a cootractor woo hu dock In Newport Beach.
DOt beMI llca11«1 1.n accordance with the proYiaklu of Sell contained, ps/e lec-
Cb:q:lte.r 9, Dt't.loo m of t be Business and Profeulou' trtc refrt(erator. 646·
Code. The ccmtnctor st.Jl ltate hit Uceose oumber apd 2981 {CE 7620).
c:J.ucUJcattoG in the propoal. ~ ---------
Ooe 11ft of plans and coatract documents, loc1ud1Qg c A L L 6 7 3 0 5 5 0
sped aJ pi'Ot'11:10ill, may be obtaJDed at the PubUc Wor ks FOR A SU ISCR If' T 10 M
Departmeot, City Hall, Newport Beach, Ca.Wonrla, at oo
cOlt co liceDied contractors. It Ia recJ~ested ttat the plaDI TO THE EMS.ICM ---
aDd coatnct document• be returned wlthi.D 2 weeks dler
bid openh~.
The City bas adopted the STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
FOR PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION (19'1S EtUtloa) U
prepared by the Southern Calllon&la Chq:lters of tht Amer-
1 lean Publle Woru AstoetatloD aM the Auocl&ted Geaenl
Cootractorl of Amertea. Cople1 may be o'JtalDed from
BuUdlac News, lac., 3055 Orerlaad A,eout, Loa AD&eles,
CaUio ..... 90034, (ZlS) 170-H'II.
I Tbe City bal adopted Staadud Special ProY!Iiioi'IJ and
staadard Drawtacs. Coptu of tbHe U'l aullable at the
PubU.C Works llepartmeat at a eoet of $5.00 per ..t.
A ltiDdu'd '•Certtncate of m.ruc. tJr Ccmtnct Work
for Ctty"' form lu bMI tdlpetd by U• City, ThiJ: form
Is tbe ordy cerUfleate of u.n.c.e aect~~Uble to tbe CJty.
The ~Jftal low bidder Will bt rtQII.ir.d 10 complete
tbll form upoo award of tbl <*ltnd. ~:~~~~~~~§:: For uy reqalrod boada, 111e ..._, iPodJi; Bid Booda,
Labor ..., Material -. uti F-Perlo.......,.
8oadl ma.t be u ln111ruce coquy or •ntJ compiiiJ'
u.-bf tilt 8tate of CIII.Utm>la. Tbe eol!llllDin 1111111 DIF IUTT
&J.o bin a evnat Geoera1 PollcJ Holders Rllllile ot ~
A or boCter; ... o F-1 Rotbt; atoti-MA u •-
por lhe 1&1411 -of -· I<4J ...... Gttldo (Pnlp-erty -Lld>Wty~
In ac:eordaace; watJ tbl ,..,...._ Gf..ArUc:le !, Cblpter 1,
Put 7 of the c-i-.. Code <-• 1110 tt -~
tilt City eo.eu at the c., at "-" Boo•• loU-r-,taltood tlie 1-.rol pr-rote at por dt.m .._
Ia lbt loealll}' Jo Wbteb t11o wortc to ID llo porlbrmotl for
tach c:ratt. claulfteattoa. or 1JPe of workmu or mecbllde -to-11M!-ud ... 1101 --ltemo Ill R--No. 1101 lldoplod flbnary t, 1971.
A OGP7 at aiel ,_.lltlao Ia -lo tilt alllco at tile
C., Clorlt. All portloo lo tilt -..-IMII llo .........
bJ' all PI'OrilllaM of tbe C"•nll J..lbor Code = • _.woe--(lot " • 1710-1711-.
Tbt OCIItnetor 1111111 bt flit 1 zMe t:>r co,..,...,. 'db
-· 1771.5 of the CllltloNo ~r Code lor oil ap. ,._.,... .. --· no -.actor *II poot • ...., ot lilt ,....olll-
,_ ot tilt 101> .... Caf1o0 •1 llo --m>m tilt -·w-o,..ut-.
1'111 CIJ n••,. a.. ft1M It ,.._ ., or all bYI ..... nl•• ..,.__.,. .. ---
lx.s G-, CITY CISII crn or n:•-r B&ACII, C.un'ORIIIA
-Oct. IC, '"''· .. tile ........ _lulp_
_.,...,,
•"'p ~II •
--1111
'llllb!Bd,_ ·
MLCIIGVID?d
OIMilriT-' IJCWFM ,
It I 1.1111 .... ··---
,,_
1.50
•• '15
ITl-4.50
1.00
1.110 ..,
LOST: :Jrescrfption glasses.
Tortoise rtms: tn blac k
IMther case. Rtv:ard.
GCC-1608.
•liMn loALOM
n, ' I Zollttt•• ...
IIE"'--TY NOOIC
2732 E. c-Hwy.
Coronldol-
l'hono 144-73311
HAL AEBISCH E R
4!!:.';!.
rroper ·f ittirtt Assured
3408 E. C'*t Hwy.
Corona del M•r
875·3833
• MISC ELLANEOU S
FREE -Three adorable
loog ·hai red kittens; part
Manx. Call 642.7566 o r
1747 Santa Ana A.-e •• Apt .
135, Costa Mesa.
PROFESSiONAL PlANlST
and qualll1ed teacher Is
now accepUnc s tudents on
all levels. Emphasis on ·
deYeloplng proper playing
skills. -Call 675-9590
evenings.
• PLUMBIN G-HEATIN G
Just 'Piumbing
& Heating
Water Heaters, Disp·,sals,
Draln1, Faucets, Copper
Re~plpes •••. Reuonable
prices, day, nighl t.:r week-
ends!
JUS T PLU MBI NG
Telephone: 642 .4111
U cenae No. 300948 .
• 011151CAL FOR iALE
SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE
Just bou(ht f'Otlre stockot
well knowu plano storP • -
bn.S new pianos at huge
IIYlnt:s!
Kobler ' Campbell -·
belatU\.Uy designed spinets
' CCIGIOie& front •••• $ 745
C1tt1er J)laDol • spinets
' coe.tes from •••• 795
EwereU -IIUII'rtl cootolt
ptaaos. low aa ••••• U95
. Plas compllte eelecUon
of Aft' YamW ' ste&r:way
piuol; Lowny ' Yamaha -· y _, oNCI-m>m
$411. Used orpu from •m. .w tltmo lllbloet to prior-· ICIPODT IIU8lC co.
101-~= .. -· ........
Houo! 10 AMioS:IOPM ......... 110'1 __ ..., --. ..... ...,-
-.:IAMioiPM
lloo-Frl~ ...... "'-
. .
Lease Option_
OLD CdM VIEW HOME
Rare opportunJty to 1.., wUh aptlt'a t:_) perca.
oewly remodeled Vtdoriu S blcbwm, I aa. .
bomt wtth iptdacalu ft.-Md 1/1 biDek • ..
beach. Countr FrtDch tltcbell • period ftr"llee.
wtctow's walk • R-2 lot. $175,000. Polly .ktsrt
.fft-t2S5. (H-69) -' '
to I DOVU: Dttt Vl 64Z-12JI/lf<W S. MliuiL
4545 CMP'US ~ 7U-t .... .e
Luxuriqus 4 BR.-F~ na." formal dinlnc. w!tll view toward
Harbor lsi and.. IIOilJILip. 1125,1110
New -under--. Ollalnep
Cape Cod. ou n...., s aa. ~ aa...-a
· frplcs. Lndsepcl. Boot .Up...,.,...
Custom 6500 sq. ft . ...-.-lilomle an
the point. 134 Pt. ,_ ... •ltlll
mapificent vi-of ~ 6 h N .
Slip for Larre ~. P t P 1 loaa
-. started -,_ It to--tute. .,
BIU GRUNDY, llcalror
' ,..1 ...... a14e. "'! u-w. ,
MIIAYIIHDL,IUift ............ ·
_,. .. -__ ..,
Near the Beach
I ESS THAN $75,000!!
Ch.ilrm w ~. h L·:.tm ('L'11mt:~. s ton e
fireplat'e . barn ~rood p:JnchnJ! .~:and 3
lledrooms w 1th :! IJiilh:. and ;l,!!,t OJ blot"k
or so f1om t i1c lx·ach. ;n l'iew~rt
Beou·h for lt.:c;<; than ~7!i.ll01l Call for the
Hooker ' 0 be ~}uurp~Jrdon ).
U~I()UI: li()MI:S
Realtors, 67!>-6000
2443 E. Coasl Highway, Corona Del Mar
------------------------
COME SEE OUR
VIEW POOL!
T1U lrqe lmmo:f~s Sf>yglass Hill
4 ~ a Jar far-reaebllac ~lft e se. 01n1og, family
Jllll ed II S225,000 by OWQf:J'S who have 1D
..... Glr colden slate. Want the beAt" Then come
-...... 673-4400
••••••••••••••••••
LIDO -ISLE
s 165.000
The ctr.mn or Lido lsi!' Is rf'fl~ted in thls
.,ac:Jous 2 be-droom, Z hath home.
~Moors is :.ccented by hlgh beamed ceUing s a.'"ld
,_eulooal df'('O r. The outdoors offers a la.rt:P
brtck paUo, fountain and !attic~> R"ar dPn room.
Muy '·ext ras· at Sl6:i ,OOO.
C. M, GREENBROOK
s 105.000
TbJa is an executive ranch -style home, Five
bedrooms -nme room -famil} room -formal
dtlialc room -C'entral air rondiHonil'l(!' -wat•r
.e.tr-ft reptact>-etc.
rs D&Uy lotded wttfl goodies! 5105,000,
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1112 GALAXY 1111 •• DOVeR SHORU VILLA
n..-a._, -. -01<1 • .,. ca:m.
ExcUiac ....... , ...... 3 Belli-. Family aoom.
E-...tYe Uat6 Marble. f ormal Gardlu. Drl••~
By, C~l for AciPoJDtJDtm: to SH.
LIIIDA ltLI-... ffRCNIT $87..5GI
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Yar ht.
GEORGE ElU8 CO •• REAL TORI
Salea 1hrougb the Multiple Liating
Service ol the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled/
$338-1/2 MILUONS in the firat AiDe
montha ol 18111. THIS IS A 56 PER
CENT IIIICRBASE OVER THE SAKE
PERIOD OF 111'75. 5,852 oewll.ttnp
were proeeiiMCI, of wbieb 117 PER
CENT iVERE BOLD. 71 ·per eeat ol
the aalea -re eooperatiYe.
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INDUSTRIAL :
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FOR WE ORLWE
2IDD IT.,
541-1414 PHONES &75 1120
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W~ M'J ~ motber-lll-la''• son or son-ln-J.a•, wal~'t U be &ff!lt to tlaW(> a BAY VIEW
bom~ Jor TWO BRANCHES of tilt' t .. muy for less
tfth hoo,ooo .(' ...
w,. iave )1st liltt!d a Z tledroom, Z hat h home fr--a. _. ~ -PLUS il OOE' bedroom,
:! bd:b PU:S bobby .. ruom hOffifl' facing another
SU'ftt. E;,cb canu bas a spec'b1..1Jlar Tit!'"' wttb
eom,pletto privacy and ioe'att!d oo a lar~tf', IH simple
Jot {DIIt leuftoldl. Both housn to b .. sold totl;Hher
at alll)' Sl91,500.
FOf' JCIU 'IWwlnr eoat"atil!!ftee, the LARGER
HOllE WILL BE OPEN DAILY 1 to :;, l...ocatl!d at
!511 FU.: .b e. (betW~n Caroatioo and Dahlia ) ln
Cora.a del llu.
Mr a£ rl1 rrn
---1111d roo• for uour
T«TelltiOII Ve/tide!
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0:1 SP3llntl$ Jot.
Only $69,950
[l.JJ) MARTIN 644-7383
"'\""' REAL ESTATE
E. CD4ST HIGHWAY CD RON A DEL
A place to LIVE!
This terrUir flml1r ·t~..,me tms 4 liM rooms, ~
bath&, dlni.ag ,_,.,and fllmil)' room.
Tq~r n rut 1f1tl1 n rtio-oontroll f"d door !JOen·
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$110 ,000
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EVERYTHING IN TENNIS
Pre · Season
WARMUP SUIT SALE
20% · 50% Reduction
SALE EHDS
OCTOIER 24
l'llATUIUif<i f7) ALL lOP 8RAIIDS
c:Taramounl
BERE&THERE
FINE CIJTS AND Dm11Am'1..4CCESSORIES
e RUSSlAN LACQUER BOXES e POLISH HANDWOVEJil WALL HANGINGS e BRONZE WIND BELLS e CARVED BOXES WITH BRASS lNLAY e JEWELRY, sron CARVINGS, ETC.
Bay ~~
Dining & Dancing in the Round
"ThfJ Bobbv t:ra/Q Show"
Entertaining Mon . thru Sat.
Now Open
Mon. tllru Sun.
Guest 801t Slips
For Reservations
640-5123
AL MOLLISYIR
Candidates
will talk
Tbe Newport Hatbor Wo-
men's CL.t<: t.eape inTUes
the eomm-'tJ tu atteod a
political issues prognm at
9:.30 a.m. Tuesday, Oet. 19,
at MIJ't..aers Ubnry. Tbe
g~~elt speakers will be Rob-
ert Badkam, ReptbUcan,and
Vivian Hall, Democrat, can-
didates for U. S. Congress;
Ron Coroova, Repabllcan
cand.ldate for the state As·
sembiY, and a representative
from the League of Womef\
Voters, who wtu discuss ttle
ballot prtJPQsitions.
BY J.C.HUMPHR tES
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THE SAPPHIRE
The sapphire, lfke an
autumn t;OUntrysidt> in the
moontatns, is a mysterious 1
thing of many colors.
Tbts precious gemstone
Is often blue, but some-
Umes green, bla ck, aqua,
or a.lmost any color, ex -
cept red.
LegPnd !las it that Solo-
mon's Seal was a star sap-
phire. The Teo Command-
ments were said to be en-
gn.ved on sappltire.
Amoog famous sapptdres
a round today are the 4
sculpttlred "Presidents•·
on display at the SmUh-
soi:llan Institution in Wash-
il.gton, D. c. Jerterson's
head is 1,381 ca rats, Lin -
coln's 1,318 and Washing-
ton's 1,056, aU In blu e
sapphlre. A sculpture of
EisenhOwer In black sap.
phire is 1,444 carats. The
Kuaojlan Brothers of
Beverly HUls own the
'·Presidents," and also
own the world's largest
star sapphire, the 733-
cara.t RlackStarofQueens-
land.
The many hues of the
sapphire l ed the ancient
Persians to beUeYe that
the ea rth -rests on a giant
sapphi re, with its: co lors
renected by the sky. Look
at a collectloo of sapphires
and think of autumn, and
·, .·. ·. ·103.N. BAYSIDE DR., NEWPORT BEACH .·.:·.·-
llewport Tire Ceater
WANTS YOU TO •••
l.abe &: Oil
ssa ~=;.~-
--·
BECOME AN AVID IDCREUN FAN
ALREADY I HAVE CHANGED THE
OF TWO OF KY FRIE~DS WHEN THEY
UP
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"DOING BUSINESS" ·•· -T~I'II8USIIOI WEBli.Y -,AGE 12
liiURSDo\Y, OCT. I'M
DOIIIU DEl 11M. CM.. Hollislers here 30 . yem
Holllllet't .. ,_, lOti
Florllts are 1nl.ltdiiC tMlr
Jotb Ulltnrsary au of tld.t
..-.. -·-· %640 ihrbor BlYd, ln Cosll "-· ''We'Ye eYIII beea ~~
\qer tbaf'l the EDSip,"
)ok.eciSteYe HoUbter, 'WhOse
dad, At, started lbebustoess
bll946.
AI HolliSCer eamP. home
from World WarDaoeljO.tned
with bl"'Othh!r Dick ill opealae
the bustoess at Harbor aoCI
Newport, ln the spot oow
occupied by a bank. A1 bad
beeD a MarlDe eombat f1gbter
pOol at Guadalcanal ud
other South Pa.ciftc hotspd.
Dick went back into se"lee,
and Al stayed with the bust~
ness, moYing It to a cemeot-
block structure at Hart;Jor
and Bernard and, ln 1958
Into an A-frame building at
tbe same location. In 1965,
the Holllsters: moved thelr
present locaUou, next to
Kerm Rima's hudware
store.
Son Stev~ became a Marine
j('t pilot, serving 6-1/Z years
during the Vietnam era, aner
getting a degree in OOrtl-
cutture from Cal Poly, Po-
mona.
• • 1 sort of grev.· up in
this business," he recalls.
Steve ls now vic~-('hatrman
of the California Certified
Nurserymen's bOard, which
alms at imp roving the com-
peteoce and professionalism
of th'P nursery bu siness,
Dr. VincPnt Gattuso urUted
Bill Ni chOlls and Miss Maret
Jo Emersoo In marriage in
3 OOuble ring r~remon}' h~ld
Saturday, Oct. 2, atthe home
of the brlrie's fatll~r, Joe
Russell Emerson.
Berttn: Al'• ..ue. ~ How.ter~s IIU betw .. lS
ud 11 emplo~, ---laC oa tbe ...-.. Tile tim
otfe:n complete •nery u4
norlst ee"lee, lat llldlle
F'TD non.t delivery, com-
plete landscape CODtnctitle:
service, and tbe eoovealfDte
of a retaU aursery.
"We've beeo UOUDd
awhile, but we a.re alwsys
open to oew Ideas,' • A1 po.lats
out. Some oftbene"Werthtogs
toclu de hydroponics, wtdeh
ts the science of growiRC
plants wttbout soU. Abo,
non ~toxic insect controls,
whkh keep potaoos out of
the plant eoviroomeot. Hol-
lister's' has bacteria, lor
example, tha.t can ldiJ leaf-
eating worms, but won't
harm other Uvtng thlngs .
Also in use oov. Is a oon-
toxic '•liquid bubble~gum "
spray, which kills Insect
pests by-gumm ing up their
mouths.
•· We stock such Insects as
ta.dybugs and praying mantis
during season;· explains
Steve. ''These inseds prey
upon other insects, Instead
of plants, and provide natural
pest control."
if It grows, Hollister's
experts say they can help
you find It, tell you 110111',
when and where to plant
It and feed it, anr:l how to
keep other things from eat-
Ing it. They've got 30 yea rs
of experience behind them.
STEVE HOLLISTER
Servk-e and Quality
Siru·P 1946
NURSERY-
allis}trs FLORIST
MEYER LEMON !Florist Special I
~ \ 1 ~ 1 • n, • ,, t 1 ((
Slays
fruit at
Se-lect
RED ROSES
Freshly-(;ut .
Florist
wrapped.
IIOl:J
UOZE:'\
Thurti. thn1 Sun
Ot:t. 1~·17
I
I'IIE\ EYI"H"
SA I.E
For ·\II Lawn~
The garden wedding took
place In a ~azebo truUt by f
the groom fort h~ ceremony
l'rt've nLs omnual Blut"gr'ol.'~S ( l'oa annua) frnm
sproutin:.: this winter. Also (E>t>fts lawn,. with
a rich ft>rliliZN. at Ule Emerson home, 259
Oceanvtew, Ne'lo'port
Heights.
The groom, a Costa Mesa
resident, is the sou or w, W.
Ni cholls of Hunti ngton Beach
and Mrs. Betty Jean Rober-
son of Holtda}', Florida, The
brirle's1 mother is Mrs.
Fr:mkle Evans of CamarUlo,
Tht> bride's sister ~ln -lav.·,
Mrs . Steve. Russell Emer son (
of Fullerton, served as
matron of honor, Brides.
maids Included Mrs. Frank
Monda of Huntington Beach
.tnd Mrs. Anita Beadles of
We~tminster. Attending the
~room as best man was the
bride's brother, Steve
Eme rson; Frank Monda and
George HarVe}' 01 of Palm -
da le wer~ ushers.
Assisting with the re<:ep·
t!on, which was held in the
garden following the cere-
mony, were the bride's sls·
ters, Loran and Julie Evans,
and the groom's sister.
Tammy Nichols, along with
Mrs. Sandn. Miller and
La.rry Black.
The newlyweds lett for a
honeymoon at Mammoth,
Both of the young people
graduated from Edison high
school. Tile bride also at-
tended Orange Coast Col-
lege. Tbe groom, Is a desert
racer 1n D-37andDRA. They
will Uve in Costa Mesa.
Gibraltar
office ok'd .
Gibraltar Savings has re-
ceived approval from reru-
latory a&enctes to open an
office l.o Newport Beach, ac~
cording to Herbert J. Yooac,
cllalrman of the board ud
chief ezecutlve officer.
The new branch, Gibral-
tar's 4th 1rl Orange County
aDd 65th in California, wUl
be located 1n the reeeotly
rebuUt Mariners Milt ·
Square, 2700 w. Coast H'lr)'.
Gibraltar has leased 4,-
389 sq, ft. 1n the $1 mUUaa
r:peelalty center owned bf
Ned McCune and VlD Jor-
.:eaa.:&. and expecta to ~
ti'IJ Newport Beach branc:ll
by Dee . so.
Offtce coostructlon ud
vault lnstallattoo are uadlr
the tupervlslon of New,nt
Btlcb bued architect W'll·
eoa V, Woodman aDd coa-
tnctor SaUell & McAdala,
J"toe.
LEGAL SECRETARIES
PLAN BOSSES HIGHT
Tilt Onoce Coonolr !IU·
bor .u. LopJ s..-...
As.,ciaUon wUI bold tts -.
Dl&l bolses JUght Wtd!MI-
day, Oct. 20, at the Air·
porter IDn HOtel, lr1DYe,1'111
"ldac boa" ww be
. .-Jed. The _..,._.,
-lolltn ol -~. Wll-
-. "" lbolr tcnploJ'ttl IIKIUJd·
lw:.ol"'d.
( 'ov!'rs
2.500 sq . ft.
B f'J!.
9 .95
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PHONE
546-5525
Harbor Blvd.
9 ·6
LOVABLE ADVICE
This week, I want to give some friendly advi ce to 2 of America 's most lov eable
characters - Earl Butz anr1 Charlie Finley. I won't charge either of th em anythin~,
... because they're bot h down on thei r lu ck a bit .•
Earl, old boy, I hear you teJI a real good racial joke, \lrith old-fashioned locker
room style. Now, I think that's great, but here's your problem: You're in the
wrong town. In Washington you get fired for saying those things. ln Las Vegas,
you'd get a standing ovation. Dirty jokes a re very big in the land of the poker chip.
Those politicians never could understand jokes, anyway. You're wast ing your
tim e there. Sharpen up your act a bit (you should get a few Polish jokes in your
repertoire) and take the next night to Las Vegas. lf you tell 'em you're going t here
to gamble, they'll probably give you a half-fare ticket, 2 !Week nights in a hot el
room, and a ticket for a free cocktail. That's mor~than thosP kill1Jys in Washington
will give you. right, Earl'.' Maybe you could get appointed Secr etary of A ~r iculture
of the state of Nevada. Ought to be a real easy job, because t he only thing that
grows out ln the countryside there are a fe-w cathouses. The}·'d REA LLY apprecia te
your jokes out there.
Charlie Finley, we-know you a re having a problem becau se a lot o{ your high -
priced Oakland A's ballplayers are leaving .
They figure they should be millionaires before they·r~ 30 yea rs uld, playing a
little boy's game. You told them to go take a walk. Now , I'm on your sir1 e, but
your attitude just might leave you without a ball club.
Boy, are you in luck! t just found this grea t team for you. l'nt not talking abou t
a third baseman or a pitcher, Charlie •.. I'm talking about an entire TEAM . And
you ~w what they want more than anything else'? They want to play winning base-
ball, Charlie. You don't /lave to change their diapers or give them private s uites
in hotels, or anything. Ju st give 'em a bat and a glove and a map of whe re the ball
parks are. They'll do the r est.
The guys I'm talking about are the Hawaii Islanders team in the Pacific Coast
League. They just won their league championship AFTER the tE>am WE'nt into bank-
ruptc}·. The players weren't even getting meal money, fro m what 1 hear. And when
they went to Salt Lake City to play for the league championship, they rode city
busses (paid the fare themselves) and carried their own equipment. When they
won the championship, the airlines wouldn't even fly the team ba ck to Hawaii,
because the froot office owed the nyboys too much money. But, what t he hell, they
WON, Charlie. Sign 'em up • the whole danged team. They're a bunch of mavericks,
just ilke you and me, Charile.
AI Forgit
BOONDOGGLE OF THE WE EK: City of Newport Beach just signed a contract
with the county to get $215,000 of federal money to aid housing and urban develop-
ment In poOr, destitute Corona del M ~r. ., .
RGIT HARDWARE
Hll W. ULlOA ILYD., MIWf'OU IIACM ••• ,._. QJ.H.
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