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Home My WebLink About1977-08-18 - Newport Harbor EnsignI " --· woaJd force tbl dt)t of eo.. II ae• Ia Jltortb Co* carnc-Jp lult lOt Mareb, 1M tldttatt9e Proeea. PI-bed otbtr bomeoWDtr live to tbe deal rea of the :,ur:w ':.ttnc tt cblllf': beto ta 11.. to n-wrUe U. 10-11 .. to allow IOUdJII to be wbn I ol tbe cU:J'• 5 Coa. ruteed b7 tbe 11t1.te COIIIU-(I"'Qpl Ia bl1 petttloo drift. people." • ma er mu ..... lawl for tM IOI'tll aide bcd1t tbtn ~ ...... ell ... t. wtUbtaptor tnbt. ~ Ia beilac abaMd bJ Jerry llya11Ditl t. pr..t-Oppooeots of the petttlon :. 00 ~t~':i ~~~ of ton '' Ia ~ flat fam.llJ bomtl. Tbt City A 11mllar petWoe Jut ipteJil-bartlt ~ 'Wbo deGt of Ocean Vlew Park dr1Ye arcue tblt if tbe city ' 1 •-rei • rfcllt 011 tar.,.t." lCOOJ'd1.aia CoueU bU I&'PfOftcl plaM Y•r n•lttd lD 'fOUncnrer-ut it to eqe local lOG· Homeowoers Aan. on Cos-conro.meDt eu' be fore.c! ::: e bt a =ed ~ Costa to tbt peUtloD'•lelder. tor Anll Dl'felopm..t Co. tai'DlDc a CoacU IOAl.ac de-t-.Jaw1. ta Mesa's Wt~t stdt. He lDto ueludlJic apartments or ~· lllebhl McLeuctaJ.la. a to baUd 519 apartiMIIt usta ct.SOO tb&t woald blve al-lfr. McLIQcbJ.JD. olmou-aod bla ..Ue are ctrculatq trom oDe ~rbood at-By turu.tac loS,OOO hope- North Co.t& w .. Homeow-aod li e lflcle..t.mUybomel lowed Nabtrt Cadlllae to ly, dl.llcreee. ''The Coao-the petition lo their oetcb-ter aoother, tbtre wUJ be ~~1l byhl~aborid ~, Mr. Din Aula. oUlcS&J. JISd uau lD tbl ..... boallded by bear ret a oommer elal n-IOid.lc cO ,.. elected to repre-borbood. no place to buUd bouslllc · aur sa croup wttk tblt ''llbout W• PfOIIIe st., Suaaower Aft., South of a lot at tbe tlltr&Dee NGt tbe people, ud tbiJ're '•We wa.nt to cet as many tor famWea woo eao•t at-would hope to ensure tbat~ ut etrculaUac petWou Cout Dr. &Dd tbe Oneo-to tbe CoUtee Park real-aot dofll It,'' be lol11t1. stcoatures u possible, be-ford to buy homes tD today's ~:=~ ittoso~e ~~:~es are ~t towo. Tbttr aJm brook bou~ pro.t-ct. deotlal ar• OJl HutlorBlfd. ''We blve bad to orp.ldze cause we beUeve th1a tsaue s~ketl.Dc boustnc mar-r a .,. the or one 1a to Ioree tbe ~ II•• Moltb COlt& tiM& real-City CocmcU members, to keep them from plckl.ac really sbould be pot to tbe ket. e son or ano r, they OGto U.. maDiclpll tleetloo denta objeettcl ltroacty to I.Dd otbera Wbo CJIIS)OIIed both oft ooe oelctlborbood at a voters of tbe eottre city '' State law aays ttat aoy-;:uld tostUl 1.:;;e enough bellot Dest Mareh. · the COilDCU's ac:UoQ, I.Dd Ume I.Dd jammlJic lt Yltb Mr. Wysllnsld told tbe En-Ume 10 per eeDt of the re-lot~es qua ... 1 or tbebal- Widow sues cop, market in shooting Tbe ·widow of a mao mis- taboly sbot todeathbyNew- port pollee 1ut December in Albertson's Market parlt- IJII lot In Coro111 c1el Mar is •IJII the pollcemao aod tbe market. En HIDes, 61, of Dana Polnt, tlled a wro~ death suit MoDday IDOrangeCoun- ty Superior Court. She Ia seekillf unspeeltled dam a- ges trom the city of Newport I.Dd from Albertson's Mar - kets. Her busba.Dd, baod)'man Joe Hloes, was ldlled by a ~~ blast on Dec. 17 u Newport pollee ftred at a tleeq robber to the par- tiDg lot of tbe Albertson's store at 3049 E. Coest Hwy. Richard WWtam SUtton, zo, was later cormcted of robbi-. tbat store aDd othen dllrlJII a ertme spree aloag tbe county's coast. His re- peated robberies of mar kets bad prompted tbe pollee to state out the parkiDg lot As Sutton ran from tbestore followlJII the Dec. 17 rob- bery, otneer Doug Tbomu, 24, fired at biro, but bit Mr. HIDes, wbo was eumiDlng Cbrtstmas trees In tbe par- klnc lot, a.od apparently step- ped 1Dto tbe llne of tlre. A district attorney's lnfes- ttpUoo absolved tbe New- port pollee of any gutlt lD tM death. &attoo wu cap- band IJ)Jiattt.l&ter. Ia tier ..u. lfn. RIDes ebarpl AhltloD'1 db fa1l1QI to provide ..mcteDt upt1Jic 1D tbe Jlll'tiDr lot where the k1111ag occaned. PETmON aimed at reducing tbe allowable balld1Dg den- aitles in Nortb Costa Mesa 1s s1ped by Frank Boday, at rtpt, of 1857 Partglen. Coata Mesa. Mr. aod Mrs. Jerry Mys11o.ak1 are etrc:ulatJ..ac tbe petition 1D the Ocean VIew Park oetcbbOrbood. Mr. Yys11nskl is president of the homeowner group tbere. (Ensign pboto.) PARKING DIST. PLAN DRAFTED Ceot.ral Newport's Park- tog Committee (CNPC) wlll ask ~ooday for Cit)' Coan- cU approYal of plans to tate the ftrst step toward form- log a parJdag district wttb tbe power to buy up new ott -street parldDc 1n the con- gested busi.Deas district. An appropriation of $18,- 900 will be IOUgbt trom an ellsttng $90,000 oft-street puklog tuDd. Tbe mooey would pay tbe consulting ftrm of Wilbur Smitb aod Asso- clatta to do tbt ftnt I pba.; ,.. of ~ S.put study of CtiiMI Kewport ~ probleru. ''1)e eoa.Jtallta wUl start by lnte"lewt.ag motor- lats coming ~ Central Newport,•· CNPC cha.trman Mllbeth Brey ~lalned yes- terday. '•They wt11 try, from those lnteme•s, to deter- mine what type of parldag we need and where lt should be located." The ftrm would also do an economic feasibillt}' study of bow a parldllf dlstrtet could be formed. aod what the district's bouodaries should be. ''Rlgbt now, we're inefu- ~ everything from the Ar- clltl dowD to tbe ttp of Bal- boa P.SDIIJla.'' lira. Brey r..-ltcl. ··•• .._ •• wttb a s-rt!Dc Mtbortty, wbtcb would adrntiUter ae- Yertl srnallparld.DcdU!rlctl serviJic speclftc areas. •• C.M. TAX RATE IS CUT BY 184 After boldtng Z meeUags during the put week, tbe CNPC decided to hold off on a Clty CouocU sugges- tion tbat It go ahead wtth a petttton aJmed at gettlag pro- perty owner approv.aJ offor- mation of a parkl~ district. ODder a 1943 state law, 11 owners of 51 per cent of property within a district qree, tbe district ean be formed. Bonds could be is- sued to raise mooey to buy parlttag Laod, and the bonds could be paid off out of park- ing meter reeel:pts. Tbe $90,000 DOW ln tbe Ceotral Newport partiDg fWk! has been nJsed, over tbe years, trom city meters 1D the ar- Costa Mesa property ow- ntrs were given a tax break this week bythetrCityCoun- cU, wblcb Yoted to cut tbe muDJelpal tax rate by 1~ per $100 assessedftluation. Accordlag to city flnaDee director Robert Oman. tbe cut wW almost totally oft- aet tbe 17 per cent Increase ln assessed ftlaes. •• Tbe uerace homeown- er can espeet to pay about z per ceot more 1D rnumel- pal property tu.a tilt. fis- cal rear tba.D lalt." Mr. 0- ma.o eJplalned. Tbe oew rate was set at $1.14 per $100, compared Yltb 1ut t.a.eal year• a $1.32. HoweYer, the city tabs oQI.y abo8t 15 per ceat o1 tbe toCal property taus col- lected by tbe county, Yr. Omu DOted, 10 tbt ! per ctat lDcr... wW perta.ID oatr to tbat porUoo ot to- tal tuee. School aod ooutr tulac d!artet. mate up tbl other 86 per eeat. Tbe Newport Mt~a 8Cbool dUtrtet Jut ... cat ttl rate by U~ to ts.ett»rCo•· ta Mesa bomeowDtrl , aDd tbat ls espected to result 1n an overall 3 per ceut l.ncrease 1D sebool property tues paid by the averace bomeowaer. Tbe sebool dis- trict tabs a bJaer property tax bite tban any other tax-toe dlstrtct -about 40 per eeat. DUMKE TO TALK HERE SEPT. 1ST We're a nattoo of eeooo- mle lllltera.tM, says Call- fom.la state 0DJYers1ty l.Dd tbat wtll be the subject of a talk oo 'I'lllreday, Sept. 1, at the Ne1JP)rt Beach Marriott Hotel. Tbe 7:30 a.m. bre&ktut IMitl.aC Ylll be apouored by tbe Newport H&J1)or Ar- • Cbamber of Commerce. Cooperatt.ac apoD80rs are tbt Newport Cmter Auo., tbe loeal Retlty Board, lldlaltrtal Leape, tbe eoan- ty F tderated Cbamberl of Commerce, aod tbe Chamb- ers ol Commerce ol eo.ta . Me~& lDd llutlDitoD S..eb. ReetnatloDI m&Jbe made by calllar 844-8211. Dr. Dierenfield leaving St. Andrew's Church maDltJ aDd prtiiDU a Dn CballtDCt," be Aid tbll .... "rbblftiC.b i)r & DIWp&a· tor wW beCfD •rly aut IDCIJfiD, a clllrcb ~ IUd.. ea. '•We believe that 1t would be putting tbe cart before tbe borse to circulate a pe- tition now," Mrs. Brey ex- plalned. '•We nut to watt uatU the consultaat adYtses us on the steps to take." RepreseotattYes of CNPC are scbeduled to discuss the matter at 3 p.m. MoiXIay durlnc tbe lDformal City CoaoeU study session, lDd tbt matter is on tbt formal lfenloc ageoda wben tbe CouncU convenes at 7:30 p.m. .. -------OFFIOAL NEWSPAPER OF THE QTY OF NEWPORT BEAOt--------• NE.WPORT THE NEWPORT HARIOR LOCALLY OWH EO, IHDEPE~DEHT •• SERVI~C THE HARBOR AREA ·· BEACH 10c TOe COSTA MESA lOTH YEAR, MO. 1 PHONE: 67 3..0550 THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1977 OPPICI: (J)IGMA DlL IIAAI. CALIP. N.B. PANEL TACKLES "OUTE OF THI 17TH ANMJAL CHA"ACT£" .oAT 'A"ADE NEN'ORT HA"M>". CALI~NIA AUOUIT 3D, 1117 TRAFFIC M l80A PEN. I A search tor some ldod o! ''consensus'' on 'What shoUld be done about tratflc In New- port Beach was begun this week by a citizens task group organized by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. At Its nrst meetl.og Tues- day, the group, which hasthe otflclal blessi~ of the City CouncU, beard city tramc eogtneer Bill Darnell out- line wtiat he said are t he city's 2 bt.ggest stumbllng blocks to improvq tralnc: a need for soclal acceptance of traffic plans, and a Deed for more money to do the job. About 30 people, ra llging from housewives to devel- opers, sbowec up, at the in- L--------------------~-----.L-.----l..J vttation of Chamber of Com-merce president Dennis Newsrack law ' "'-' is reviewed Newport's coatroverslal newsrack control law, which bas been eballeaged by the American Clftl Liberties Union u uoeonstltuUooal, 1s being reviewed by Clty At- toroey Deonis O'Neu: Mr. O'Neil tbls week to- formed ACLO otftclal Patri- cla Herzog that such a re- new is underway. Mrs. Her- zog, wbo ls chairman ot the Lawyers Committee of the eouDty ACLU cbapter, wrote tbe City CouncU last month, threatenlag lep.l action on- less the local law ls repealed or cba.D(ed. She claimed that First Ameodmeat rights of freedom of speech aDd the press are Jeopardlsed by tbe law, wbich was passed lD Aprtl aDd went ~ ef- fect lD Juoe. Tbe ordJ.Danee ctYes the city's pollee cblet broad powers In determio- ing placement, munber aDd appearance of oewsracts, aod empowers him to con- ftseate those tbat do not meet b1s sta.oda.rds. A Loti AD(eles oewsrack law, whteb was identlfted as bttag the lecal buls tor Newport's law, bas beeo onrturoed In tbe courts, Mrs. Herzog potmed out. lD bls letter this week to Pat Henoc, Mr. O'NtU said It 11 h.1s ''IDtllll totborougb- ly rmew tbe subJect or- dlnaDee 1D 1Jcbt of tbe bold- ill&' tbe Kub (Los A.aceles) cue. ··u tt ls determ1Dtd that arneDdmeuts are oeeesary to briDe oar ord111Dce lnto cornpUaoce wlth tbe law, I wW briDe tboeeaiDIGdmeots back to tbt City Cou"DCU lor tbelr IIIPJ'OY&l. '' MtuWbllt, Yr. O'NeU Aid be (rou)d wa.at to be ''made a wan ot l.QJ ape- cUlc IDitiDC4 fttrt tbt con- ltltlltiOIIal "'* of &.llY ........,.1' plbu.Mr or cSU- t.ri:MDr an bellll dtaltcl UDder a.r OI"CCIMDoe. •' CHARACTER BOAT PARADE this Saturday, Aug. ZO, wW follow tbU route. alter forming In the blrnlDC buln. Tbit Jtlll''• Uaemt La •• ,.. wa'" -a a&lalte to !0 yean ot tele'fUioa." Grud marsbal wm be Yeteran TV per- eo~~&Uty Dlet LaDe of Lido PtDiMilla. TboaiUdl of Newport resideots and Ylsttors are expected to line the parade route. Tbe anDUal parade is sponsored by tbe Commodores Club of the Newport Ha.rt>or Area Chamber of Commerce. 3 GENERAlS ARE JUDGES IN CHARACTER PARADE Tbree prominent military otflclals wUI se"e as Jud- ges for the 17th amual cha- racter boat parade to be held 1D Newport Rubor this Saturday, August ZO, lt Is unounced by Clare J. Con- oell, skipper of tbe Com- modores Club, parade spon- sors. The CommodoresClub is an arm of the Newport Ha.rt>or Area Chamber of Commerce. Tbe jUdges are: • Major Genen.l Robert G. Owens, U.S. MartneCorps (retired~ formerly com- manding general ottbe Third M.arlne Air Wing, El Toro, and former combat pUot and winner ofthe NnyCross, the nation's second htcbest m111- tary decoration. • Spedal Judges award. Awards wUl be presented at the Balboa Bay Club im- medlately following the pa- rade. GREYHOUND ST A TIOH WILL CLOSE SEPT. 1 The Greyhound bus su - tton on Riverside Ave. ln Newport wUI close Sept. 1, the company anoounced this week. Bosses wtll sWI stop at that location for passellfers, and the drivers wUI ac - cept cash for tickets. Baggage and freight pack- ages, formerly handled at tbe Newport sutton. will be taken care of for local cus- tomers at the bus station 1D Huntington Beac 1\, the company sald. Harwood, Mr. Huwood chaired tbe tlrst meett.ng, but ..-red to 1-.o over backwards to nold a.a.y t:a1nt ol Chamber lntlueoce over the group. He pleaded for the panel to '• concentrate on areas on which you can r each a consensus. •' The only consensus rea- c bed was tbat tbe group should meet again at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 24, at the same place. Even that de- cision was ~rd to come by. Chamber exeeuttve board member Richard Spooner aDd Bluffs homeowner re- presentative John Stuart were named temporary co- chairmen. Architect William Ficker aDd anti-development activist Jean Watt were men- Uooed by Mr. Harwood as possible permanent co- cha.lrmen. Neither ns pre- sent Tuesday. Tbe task group was born when last week's City Coun- cU meeting agreed to post- pone planned discussion of a buUdiag moratorium and a phased slowdown of tu- b.Jr. construction In the city. When the Chamber's Mr. Spooner offered to org1Dize a citizen group to tickle the tratnc problem, t he CouocU agreed, and as ked the group to come back with-• Brig. General William Maloney, USMC, assistant to the commaoding geoeral, Third Marine Air Wlllf, El Toro. • U. GeneralGl)'Thrash, USMC (retired). former commaodlll&' geoeral, Thtrd Martoe Air WIJII, El Toro. Schmitz heads initiative to halt school bussing PlonHr teleYlsioD perso- nality Dtck Lane wtll be grand marshal of the par- ade, wh1cb has tbe theme of • • see waves, a salute of 3C years of teltflsion." · WlDDiD& boats will rteelYe awards and tropbln In 10 dltferent eaterort•: • Commodores award. ftrst, MCOnd, and third place awards. • Noo-eommerdal dln- stoa. awards for belttbeme, bdt 80UDd, belt COIICIImt aDd best &Dimatioa. • Commercial ciYlsSAIII. beat thenM, *l lOUd, ud belt &DimaUoa. • Graod ~ MulDer award, fln:t, MCODd ud WJ'dplace.. • ~ awud, .,,. belt u.. .. Oftnll. • Bac toot awud o...nll. t>r belt --.d. • llulMt IWibl award. t.rbeiiCIOIIIInae. • LooM .enw aft.I1S. a»r ............. •-.. nD awan. b' tllle b..t ··-ol • _,, at. John Schmit& of Ss>nlass RW wW bead ao orp.Dbed effort to ret an aott-buNtac ln1tlat1Ye placed betore state YOters. The meuure would also ban teacher~ from doaatiDc to poltt1eal cam- pa.lcu. TIM u-coocreuman IDd ooe-Urn. preaideatJal cu. dldlte made tile &UIIDQ1Iee- mtat at a press coafernct lloodiJ ln Sacramtldo. U hla oew Tu;~~yen Se.bool Reform Commsu.e eaa ,.r 500,000 petttSoa .... u,.., the la&Uattft WOIIld co oa tbt beJJot loT tM ,..• lf'll, prtroary tltctioll.. R1t oom- mllttt wtll be btiAIQII&rtend lDSuta AM. llr. Scbmlta. --.o ru tM- pftllldtlll oo u.e Aameaa PU11 Uctet Ia 1 f11. e.- ebtl at Sula -eou.,.. Be wu aaa._..,.._ & 001111 LlliiMt .,_,.. k- ... •• II ~br A.ldnw .. IMw. ............ ald .... ciQ, ••t.tN~~Gtea....a.. ................ ............... .,. It 1s time to end the soclo- blllsbness of teachers who use the classroom as ao ex- pertmeatal 'febicle tor tbelr own attempts to 1D1Juence the oourse of soclal devel- opmeot.'' S.maa with Mr. Schmitt oo tbe oew group's ste.rtng commlttM wtll be county Re- ~Ueao ceatrtl commlt- teemu Jobo PHSOOU, Ne1r- port s .. ch bclii.Dtstmao Carl K.areber, tormtor state scbool npertDttodeDt Mu RaftertJ, tbt R". Edward Rowe, lDd Adolf Scbape. TM Scbmlts lldtlaUY•, U lt becomes law, WOilld pro- d)lt ltat. courts ud local Kbool bol.rdl from tac- tllr tcbool ba.lll-r IMU· ..... to de ... ,~ 8CMol&. Be lilltlmated u.t $500,000 wW ba ...-s til a... ... ,.....,..., wta. rro.ooo toUitD PIJ IIwlll ..... OOIIel ... ell r• s' Clr ID .. a..a.ca.c.u• llr.lch'hllldlll ..... -......... nlillid tlO.OOOIIIIIIU • ln 30 days wttb some sug- ~estlons. Given the city's track record in trylQg to solve traffic woes, tbe dead- line could restrict any mea- ningful work by the group, .tr rordl.ng to the opinions or several people at Tues- tlay's meeting. Dan Emory, leader of the anti-jet forces who fight a running battle with the coun- ty airport, argued that im- prov1Qg the road system would only bring more de- velopment, which would then spawn still mor e trattic. West Newport's Margot Skilling agreed.. '•Bigger highways," she 'S3.1d, '•mean bfiger messes." Mariners Mil e property owner Vincent Jorgensen ~'ailed for ''a massive pub- He relations program to con- vince people that we have to face up to reality .~we wtll be choked to death 11 we doQ•t do sometblag aboutour tratt1c problems." Tra.tnc engineer Bill Dar- nell agr~ that public ac- ceptance Is a key ingredi- ent in getting something done. He identit1ed major tra.ffic prtorttles as im- proYement of Newport Blvd., Coast Hwy ., MacArthur Blvd., Ja mboree Hd. and the eventual completion of the Corona del Mar Freeway through the canyon corrtdor oorth or the city limits. But, wtth only about $500,- 000 in state highway tax fUnds coming to the city annually, he asked for help Ln pres- suring state officials to al- locate more tunds here. Mr. Da rnell sald that a mathematical tratt'1c ·· mo- del," due for completion late this year, wUl give his staff t he necessary tacts to make predictions on how traffic patterns wUJ be atfected by new cons1roctlon. Attendiag the rtrst task ~roup meeting were Dan Ro- gers, Dick McFarland, BUI Jones, Dick Clucas, BtU Messenger, K.ae Ewing, Don Koll, William Luslt, Mr. Darnell, Jody Barlow, Mr. J-irgensen. Dtck Hogan. Tom Houston. Pe( Forgit. Frank Jank, Mr. Stuart, Lyman Faulkner, Tom WUck, Ed Lee, Mr. Spooner, Bob Mur- ray, John Haskell, Rudy Bar- ron, Bobbi Lofell, Goldie Joseph, Brett Klyver, Mr. Emory, Mrs. Sld.lllng aDd Steve Garvill. PAULINE JOHNSON OF BACK BAY DIES AT 60 Pauline Ellzabetb John- son. 60, of 2526 Un1verslt'y, Back Bay, died ~. 1l at Chapman general hosplta.l to Oranre. A memorial service wu held Tuesday at St. Aadrew'a Preatytertan CIIU'Ch bel'ft wtth bortrl at Pt.elftc VIew memorlal park. Wn. JobD801l llllllYtted by~ 0.:. &Dd-0.- ald WUllam .lo~ botll ot Newport; brotliler WWJam Smtth ot Rem ud ~r Dallu Smltil o1 Qua Fruel- .cp. TM fa.naUy ~~~~Pita,.._ IDOital de.-tloM to .... lt. M~nw·• ca.m llltlDOI'I&l ........ •APPY ...... DAY TO nau••' . ............ , .. ,. . ., ....,, I ...... ooc:&-..-o..looo~ NEWPORT HARBOR ENStGN ~~.. .e., " .lie,_ PUBUSHED IEEKLY -PAGE 2 A11V0 E. HMPA, ownlf llld publlslltt of tilt Ensl111 •• THERE'S PERIL IN STOP-GROWTH• The "stop-growtl!" fever iS infecting Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. In both clUes there ax:e campalcnB for morato- rium on building --an attempt to deny property owners the use of tbeir pro- perty. This attack on property rights Ia a one-way street. There iS never any offer of compensation for the finan- cial Joss that would be suffered by the property owners. The irony and hypocrisy of the build- ing freeze mania is that the perpetra- tors claim to be for lower cost housing. They are talldng out of both sides of their mouth. But they can't have it both ways. What would be the effect of building moratorium on the availability and cost of housing? Obviously, limiting the num- ber of houses would increase the cost. Other objectives of the anti-growth for - ces also add to the price of homes -- such as demanding larger lot sizes, limiting high rise, requiring the de- dicatlon of land for parks and open space, down-zoning long established use of property. The m oratorium maneuvers ·are play - ing into the hands of those who attack private enterprise and promote govern- ment take-over of the housing industry. As the demand for more housing gr ows with the increase in population, there will be a rising clamor to get the fe- deral government involved with federal funding, and the inevitable controls. Instead of shackling private enter- prise, we should allow it to solve the housing cnsts, just as in the past it has made the U.S. the best housed, the best fed, best clothed, best paid nation in the world. • • • • • STOP THE CARTER GIVE-AWAY The long range objective of the left for surrender of U.S. contr ol of the Panama Canal seemed near success with last week's announcement by U.S. negotiators forth' 'give-awav. "Agree- ment on basic principles" would turn the waterway over to Panama by the year 2000. But the give-away negotiators, along with the Carter adr.tinistration, should not be s o confident of achievin;:: this dangerous blow to the security of the U.S. An overwhelming majority of Am- ericans will oppose the surrender, and the politicians had better listen. In a summary of the Panama Canal situation, Senator S. I. Hayakawa makes some telling observations: • The Treaty of 1903 grants to the U.S. in perpetuity the use, occupation and control of the 10 mile canal zone. • Article Ill provides for soverei!r) control of the territory by the U.S. , to the entire exclusion of the exer cise by the Republic of Panama of any such sovereign rights, power or authority . • An uninterrupted operation of the Canal is very much in the economic interest of Panama, as well as of the U.S. Most Latin American nations are privately r e luctant to see the benefits of orderly U.S. administration trans- ferred to an uncertain fate in the hand of an unstable Panama. • This is an issue of pivotal signifi- cance for our national security. Four former chiefs of Naval Operations have warned in a letter to President Carter: "Under. the control of a potential ad- versary, the Panama Canal . would be- come an immediate crucial problem and prove a serious weakness in the overall U.S. defense, with enormous potential consequences for evil." • Senator Hayakawa says he would find it unacceptable if the executi ve branch negotiated an agreement which would not fully retain control of the muttary defense of the Canal and ena- ble us to act prompUy whenever there appears any challenge to such control. It would be a trellBOnous act to sur- render IIUCh a strategic key to tbe se- PUBLISH£0 WEEKLY, oa Tbu.radaJ. S.C0.S Cla.A postace peld at CoroM del Wtr, Calll. Newspaper offtce aqd prtDtiUK plut lA tM £rLJtcu BuUdiq, tltl £. Coast lfwy., Coro111 del War, Calif. gz625. PHON£: 673-0550. THE NEWPORT HAR- BOR ENSIGN was ad )Idled to be a newspaper or un- erat ctreulaUon by court decree No. A~Z0178, dated May .14, 1951, In SUperior Court for the County of Orange, StateofCattfornta, and by reason tbereof Is qua Ulled to publish all pub- lic notices reQUired bylaw. 1977 TilE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN is the lepl news- paper tor the City or Nf'wport Beach and publishes all public oottces for the city, ARVO E. HAAPA, •• , • , .•• Owner aDd Publisher PEG HAAPA ...•••• , . • . • Associate PubUsher l!ep•e.e,ted No+•o,oll~ by 1111£1 ~ US SUBUI!BAN PI!ESS I NC.~ AUDITED B Y ~· SUBSCRIPTION RATES Newport .Harbor-Costa Mesa Area •.•• One year, $5,00 OUt of the Local Area ••.•••.••••• One year, $6.00 • CHEER THE ELDERLY Editor of the Ensign, I went out for a quick survey In the 700 blocks of Co rona del Mar. I fouod it very enlightening. Surveys going from door to door are DOt an easy task. You leave the doorstep and they fol- low you in need o! conver- sation and communi cation. Your heart fe-el s heavy and a sense of guilt comes over you. They have wit, common sense and experience. Their health Is falli ng them. Who are these people? Your neighbors. It takes a half a second to say a happy '•hi.'' A minute to say '·beauti- ful morning -have a happy day." A thr~ minut e con- versation listening to their needs Is not so much to ask on a weekly basis. Yet we fall them . These are the senior r Ut- tens, The ones who are the ba ckbone of Corona del Mar. Ther tended th eir gardens, painted their hOmes and made Corona del Mar one of the most deslreable places to live. I found they also oeeded encouragement because they feel ~ we do tiiOf endorse tbe policies tbat CQ'Inl u a.s they s~ them, We 00 care. The need for the Senior Ct- lltens Center to Corona del Mar Is very great. If we would just become mo re vo- cal, everyone of us, these people who are first class citizens can help us a great deal b)' having a place to ga ther and realize that their vote Is very Important arxl as a group wHl be heard. Age, falling health, f~ll~ frustrated at the governing policies are of the great- est concern to them. Let's get that Senlo r CitlzensCen- ter open. They are a won- derful asset to the commun- ity, We do care and love everyone of them. Helen M. Kieran 3201 Fourth Avenue Corona del Mar " ANOTHER LOOK AT L8J Editor or the Ensign, Dur ing the week eDdl.ng Saturday, August 6, 19?7 the Associated Press (AP~ pubtlshed no fewer than 4 Uems about the alleged vote counting fraud ln sOuthern Texas that put LyodonBaJoes Johnson lnto the U.S. Seaate, The first, datelined Allee, Texas, CX!oday, July 31, 1977 , was headlined: '•1948 LBJ VOTE WIN STOLEN, TEX- AN SAYS." Luis Salas, mw 76, had been the election judge for Jim WellsCouoty's Bo1 13 at All ee, Texas.See- ldng '•peace of mlDd," he says be "cettWed enough ttclltlous ballots to steal an election zg years ago and launch L.B.J. on a path that led to the presidency.'' The 2od, datelined AustJ..n. Tens, Tuesday, August Z, 19'77, was headllDed: '•FRIENDS CLAIM LBJ UN- INVOLVED IN VOTE rr.AU," The three hi_,. were: Charles Herrtcc, Ma- ry Rather (Johnson's Jo~ Ume Dtrsona.l secretary). &Dd the DOtortous queer, Walter JeatiM. These th,.e clatmed thlt JohDIOCI could DOt ban JODI to Jlm Welle Cooaty dlarJnc tilt bOIIot ,._ Tla!Qg daJI of1Mibeca- bl ns wUit. tbem OOOI'tMI)' In dlarJnc tbll parlod. Tbo -UMoiAulla, TtD.a, Allcut 4. lr77, .... ··LBJ PAPERS 11141 Wells or Zapata Couottes • • • '' This was found among Johnson's papers 1D the LBJ Library. There was no explanation as to why the paper was oot slgned.. Jhe 4th, datelined Hous- ton, Texas, Frtday, August 5, 1977, was headlined: "TE- XAN Si ANDS BY LBJ EL- ECTION CLAIM.'' ltqooted Luis Salas as sa~: "Wbat I said Sunday, I say mw, I say tomorrow or the day after tomorrow because I am telll..llg the truth." He tells or JohnsOn's vtstt to San Diego, just across tbe county line from Allee, on August 31, 1948, and of the meeting wtth Job.nson, George Parr, Ed Lloyd, and S:Llas. One comment beard dur- Ing that week went something like this: Why did tt\ey watt until after LBJ'S death to publish this --when be could not defend himselr?Theaos. voer Is tl\at they didn't. The whol e so rdid story was well- publicized In 1948 tn the Texas newspapers. More- over, historian Clyde Want- land wrote in much deW! of the enUre lncldent. Later, ln 1964, when LBJ was run- nl og against Berry Goldwa- ter tr;.t the W~acy of the u.s .. a small ptperback book was pJbllabed by Palo Duro Press of Canyon. Tex- as, entitled ''A Tenn Looks at Lyndon'' by J. Evetts Haley. An eottre chapter entitled "La.DdsltdeLyndoo" was devoted to the 1948 sto- Hm election. Speaking of Dan Moody, who became goveroor of Te- xas ln 1927, autbor Haley puts II all In a ootshell on page 53 by say!~: "More than once In p.Jbltc addres- ses thereafter Governor Moody boldly ctra.rged, In the proper ).lrtsdictlon. that 'il the district attorney here had done hJs duty, LyDOOn Johnson would oow be tn the penitentiary lnstead of the United States Seoate.' } od there was no action for libel.'' Those inter ested ln rea- ding ''A Texan Looks at Lyndon" can find It to most Amert<"ao Opinion Book- stores, whOse addrnses are to the Orange aDd Los An- geles Counties telephone di- rectories. Weston t. Van Buren Los Alamitos. • AMERICANS, MARCH! Dear Editor: With the myriads of ''rights" marches by •·wel- fare people," ''gays," "cri- minals," ''blacks," and ''browns,." wtly not han an "Americans" march to de- mand the ''right" to be 10- •erned under the laws of the ConstttuUoo? curlty of our nation and to hand it over ILECnON von: CHAN- tO a potential ally of tbe communist GDIG," tt nlan to u u-16ped ud ••M IMIDO drln to rule tbe world. Write your vlaw• wlllleb "_...uJ,... u: to both 8enatDI' Hayalaa-and Senator -bJ ", s• 1011 'Wil6caL IUdt ''I .. wla.t tt might help to stop be- ing governed by bureaucnts Uke OPR. Governor BroYD's new Ottlce of Plamlac and Research, tbal you repor- ted aboUt to. your ptper A.uc. I 1. That office or awoiDted bureaucrats ®elll't Hem to know that the Coutttu- Uon KU~rtoteea: freedom of cbOict aDd prtntt propertJ ownershlP or that laws eu oaly be mldt by e1ecttd rtPreseata.tlna of tbt PliO- pit. Tbey mut laYe mla- tabAlJ nod lbo Comm .... MaNf..t:o i.DitMd of tbt UDIIed Btatoo~ OoiJ dlllonaoo lalllol.r plu of """"'I Ia u.t 1111J Ylll UA ou.r COIIJ8CIWCI tu dol- lart to baH local oakltll to do liMit blddlll!:· Tbolr c:am>1 at tilt 1011 o1 lbo .UU II tbo f7 ..UU00 ol --IIIIJ wOI -&AIOIIDHI• ALan crautoa, Senate otrlce bulld1og, l!ao•lo!ll• -'• 1111 ~n, D.C., 20510. -Ia -Doml, lim I • _ .... "' lllo ~· Coamda-. IIIII ---1rol liOII 1M -II a -oi$b1D-Iadon- Nick Weamer dies at 52 The Birch Log H. Res. 48 Is Vital .. ,.,.. .. ,. ......... .,.._II..._C_ .... Jillellllu ........ , u. _ ..... -.... - ollllo ........ --1'111r-... , ll lllo -II 1411 EIW.lt, Hutor RJpludl. Yr. WtuDer, a ..Ult ol Oblo, Mned la tbt Anay, dlu'1ll World War II. t'- &radaattd ffOm Ob10 State u. For tbe put IS years, be wu eo-owDtr of Costa Me11 Stattooera oa 17tb St. In l!M5, aloac wttn other Hartlor Area busloessmea, be helped toulld tbe , DOD- deDOmlDatloDal Kartnen: Coorcfl. aDd served on Its board of elders, Pastor Blll Acton oooduct- ed MoDday night's serYI.ce. Burlal was prtn.te. Bell- Broadway or Costa Mesa was tbe 1\anen.l ctlrector. by~~· !~~';~~rl~lar:.:;~ ter Candlce strockofll'Ylne, a.od a sister, Patsy stokes of Pasadena. --,nded prlnte property and busineSs, Increased uoem- ployment and vtrtuaUy stop~ ped eoei'(Y production. But we knew when that tempor. ary body was made a per· manent one that the jealousy of power would create a new body to take over the whole state. Calltornians better start marching soon or they'll be marchiOK to an unfamiliar tune. Goldie Joseph Lido Isle BEDROOM STRIPPED WHILE OWNER GONE A burglar who appuently specializes to bedrooms bit the home of Hanm Batt at 1800 Newport Hills Dr, E., Harbor View Homes, last week. Mr. Bat! told pollee he returned home Friday after a 10 day absence and foond that his enUre bedroom had been stripped, The loss, es- timated a.t $Z,210, !.Deluded the king-size bed, founda- tion and mattress, all of the pUlows aDd bedclothes, the TV set, TV table aDd a Persla.D lar:lb coat that hap- peoecl to be -!Qg In the bedroom. PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 1745 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CfTY Of NEWPORT BEACH ADDING SECTION Z0.83.- 04S OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE TO PROVIDE THAT IF A NON -CONFORMING USE IS MADE MORE CO~FORM . I.NG OR CONFORMING TO THE CODE IT MAY NOT BE CHANGED TO A LESS CON- FORMING USE TiiEREAF- TER The City Council of the City or Newport Beach DOES ORDAIN as follows: SECTION 1. SecUon ZO,. 83.045 ts added to the New- port Beacb Municipal Code to read as follows: ··20.83.045. CONVERSION TO MORE NEARLY CON- FORMING USE. When the use of a oon-conformlng buUdl~ or bulldlol: site Is or bas been chaoged oral- tered to a use of a more Dearly conforming or coo- lormlng classtncation or when a non-conformLngbull- dlDg or buUdlog stte Is or has been chaoged or altered to more nearly conform or to conform to the proYtslons of this title, then neither the use nor the non-confor- mlDg bull4q: or bulldloc site may thereafter ,be cha.need or altered to a 11se or a less restrtctln aature oor may the bulldiJigorbull- diDC site be altered or mo- dlOed to make the bulldlD( or buUdl.ac site less oeuty cor&form.Jog to the proYlslons of ttlla: t1Ue.'' SECTION 2. Ttlls Ordlo- aoce ahl.ll bt plbllahed OGce iJI t.be omelal DeWJPIPer or tbe CHy, ud tiHI a.me shall be et!eeUTO thlrtJ (SO) days after Ute date of Jts ldop- Uoo. Tld1 OrdlDUet ft.llDtro .. cloeod at a nplar ~ of tbo CIIJ CoaleD of tilt CU, of Nnpo!i Booch bold OD tiM 15tb day of July, 1VM lllll wu acloptod,. tilt .... ., "' Aoiplt, 1t'77, b)' tilt tollowllc -.. wtt: ATBS. COUIICILMRM: IJol.. tal, 11arntl, '"*-llcla- oll, Rolon, Rf"IJoll, WO- tlaiDI. 11018, COimCIL¥&11: -· ABIIIIT COIINCJLIIIII: -· --. .,... ATTUT: Dorlllloorp CIIJ C1ort ,. ..... , Aa~.ta.tm,a. ........ rt...._l ...... I I Badham to tal Friday ~qnumu RoNrt Bad- bam of Newport Boaeb will bo tilt -l!er thll Friday mondJic at a Newport Har· bor Area Chamber of Com- merce town mMtloc at tne Balboa B&y Club. Tbe meetirw, wblehlsopeo to tbe general public, bedo& at 7:30 a.m. In tbe Quarter Deck room. A COitlaeatal breakfast will be se"ed, aDd admlsilon. ls $3. Mr. Badham, a former state assembiYITllO. was el· ected to Concress last Nov- ember, succeedtnc Aodrew Hl..osbaw, wbo ns oonvtcted of ta.k.1Dg campal.gn brlbea. ~,.,.,. l .lle:MJ tN BtlmOftl. M..--u -Tloo Haun Mualim• •iHd tbrM buikliap aac1 tao .... .,.. ..,._ U.. thlo yar In W.......,... D.C. Not too 1-..... a bofllb nplodod Ia Now Yorll's buoy LaGUanna AI.,..., kiUinr and malmint tcoret ot lnnoceat cnvelen. Periodically, neM re- porta tell Ul that t.hievn have raided anotber armCN')' or mili· tary poK and made off with riapon• and txploelvet. Revolutionary groupe aut:h u the New Wor-ld Liberation Front In California, the Oeorp Jac:lr.son Bripde in tbe North· w11t, end the Puerto Rican Armed Force~ ot National Lib· eration bout ot their 1ubvenive tdivity., Bombings and terrorilm are on the increue. The in11us of Communist "diplom1ta" hu in· creaaed dramatically. And st.oriet of payoffs to Congreu· men by agents of foreign powers have become commonplace. Mr. Badbam's 40tb DU~ trtct stretcbes from Mewport No lateiUaeDCe Aaenc:y -' to Oceanside aiooc the Sou-With all this going on, one thern California eoast. brutal fact haA been virtually Further information about ignored. It i.s that there is no Friday's town meetlog may longer any official government be had by calllng the Cham. agency perform ing the 'funrtion ber of Commerce at 644-of gathering intelligence on sub- 8Zll, versives and their activity. Any number of groups make lots of SUMMERTIME PI CHIC noise after the fact. But it has FOR B.P , W. AUG. 25 become practically impossible to forestall auch activity by rea - The Newport Harbor Bu-10nable intelligence work. slness and Professional Wo-The list of former agencies men's Club will hold a '•Sum-protecting America from sub· mertime picnic" at the home venion is a long one. The Sub· of Rosemary Sager, 4648 versive Activities Control Board Hazelnut st., Seal Beach, has been &euttled: the Attorney from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Thurs-General's List of Subversive day, Aug. 25. Organizations has been shel\'ed; Mrs. Peggy Gardoer, pre-the In ternal Security Di vision of sident, has anoouoced that the Justice Department has been James BruceSlenrs,apoet. scrapped; the House Internal wlll present ''An Amertr..an Security Committee is gone; tht' 1n love With tits country," Senate Internal Security Sub- based on his ezperlencetra-rommillee is gasping for lift': veiUog throughout the coun-police intelligence units in va r· try. iou!l large cities have been abo). Reservations maybe made ished or cut to ~hreds; many of wUb Mrs. Lyn Chamberlain the "good guys'" in the CIA have and Mrs. Jessie Hamll of been purged; nnd the FBI is in Costa Mesa. TOM ANDERSON Amnican Way Featuns """" -.. • _,. ol loa OWft ..., .. ,. ,.._ wi&Wa. ,.. ..... -" -~kq aDd dna -· l)', tta.Naneoatt ... bentl . -•ho do-bolaaciO lbo prevaiUq .... ao-evU cabal. They betltve &hat our ution doea i.odted haft IMmill, and that ln.,..U,.tioa oltubweralon la both a richt and a duty. HOUMa..laU.41 eon,..men Lany MeDon· aid (0.-Ga.) and John Ashbn>Ok (R.-Ohio) have,.,........ Houae RteciluttOn 48 to put the now'· defunet Houae lnt.mal Steurhy Committee back In butln .... Killed by a slick parliamentary maneuver only two yean qo, HISC can be re~tored by Hou...- action alOM. Itt purpc»1 would be to conduct ofliclal inwttila- tiont on matten relalin&' to in· temal security, and then to aid in the formulation ollecillatloa to protect out nation and the American people froni known enemiet. House leaden have bottled up the move in the Ruin Commit- tee in spi te of · the ftct that McDonald and Aahbrook have already enlisted 148 co-sponaon of. their measure. ln return. the two Congnurnen are asking fo r help from the Am·erican people. Comrinctd that enough sentiment fron1 back home will spring the meaeure from the Rules Committee. they are ask- ing for a mauive letter·writing campaign directed to House Members. And they are a11king that special letter·writing atten· tion be gi\'en to Conrreasman James J . Delaney ~D.-N.Y.I, the Rules Committet' chairman, who has the power to get H. ReA. 48 out of its legislat.i\'e tomb. The reuoration of HISC 1\!IUid certainly be a welcome ~1ep . Bt'caur.e H . Res. 48 is AO Important, E'\'ery Congres1m11 n ll-hou\d be made to take a stand on it. America's enemies ha\'t' had tht' field to themt.ehoe!l in rt'<'ent year11. It's time' til J:el started on tht' long road bark. &. Till' Ju;,, Hrrdo .'Wfl,)" f'NI"""> In 1925 it w11 po11ible to boy tn tutomobils for • little u $2601 LEE,HERTZBERC a. CARTER Edwards IMIGOthinl wrocw.r·--·1'!$ _ 1 in his wife's acceptina ~ P UBLIC NOTIC E For sellina secre t CIA documents to the Sovie t Union . Andrew D-.1lton Lee. 25 , has been sentenced to life imprisonment. In pron o un c Ln& sen tf'n ce. the Jud&e sa1d "this man was willin&to do anything to hurt his country ~ long as the price was right ." That should quahfy Le«" to head up any one of seve ral hundred Ameri can bi& businesses. Another youna man , named ''Rick" Hertzber&. has written that Americs should destr oy its nuclear weapons beca~ in case of nuclear war, "it would be undeniably better for the United States alone to be destroyed than for the Soviet Union. Europe and much of the rut of the world to be destroyed as well ." In May 1976, Herttbera wrote about the Communist co nquest of Vietnam , declaring: "I wel come their victory ... as a pacirist I take some comfort in the fa ct that the Communist victory was not a military but 1 moral victory ." Hertzberg is the 34 -year ·old son of a Socialist Party militant. "Socialism and freedom are inseparable," the youn1 rt:v o lutionuy wrote in February 1977, "the Socialist idea is to extt:nd the rteedoms and democratic methods thlt exist imperfectly in 'boutJeois democracies' to the economic •phert: u well ." And where ill hit youn1 antl·Americu nowl No , unlike ,traitor lAc, he hu not been •ntcnoed. "But he ll nuklnf untmctli u • apccdawritcr for Pfetident Cart•. at sn.soo • Y•r. 'furnished by IU-91Yinl Pltriott. Helpina the enemy doee not •lweyt pi the •• puniM.anl, bit It'• td11 I1UIOft, Wbeth ... )'OW,.._ it Lee. Hatt.bwa, or C.rt•. UPalllNGII!G ..... ,,ta..,.,..., .. .. Will ...... -10 ...... . l.cndiia• Go...... .. .. . $10 .000 in cash'from Soulfl ... Kores n bus.,ne-s sman Tonpun Park, t:ven if he ht<~ded the Korean CfA. Edwards co uld be: telling ihe tr uth . Perhaps he's like Spiro Aanew , who I'm told by people in Maryland had slways, in his public life (like most other Maryland politicia n s) tak en under -the-tsble g.ihs and to this dsy doesn't see wh y that's wrong. It's just a matter of how you're raised, you see . In some African colonies, the ac~:epled thin& to do is to kill oH your parents once they gt:l to be unproductive . • • • leftist col umnist Willia m Safir~ reports that in an int erview in hlc.in&. a Chinese Forei&n Minister informed him : "In the U.S., o njy 5 per c ~nl of the population enjoys hunun rights , and 95 percent don't have them." The comrst concedod that five percent of Chins's 800 millio n people don't have human riahts. Does he mean human ri&hts or human rites? Ab out seven o r eiaht percent of the Chinese · have been rewarded with the ultimate of human rites - they were murdert:d . An estim,ated 60 million Chinese have been murdered since the adnnt of the bero Ma o Tse-cuna, who was admired by Roosevelt , Msrshsll, Nixon, Ford and Car lcr, a mon1 countless other Americsn "leaden." Then, In sddition to tbe shty million slauahtered , there are anotht:r 40 million Chinese enjoyina their hum1n r labts in ''tt-educ:aUo n ca mps". Or, pleln En11i1h , prisons snd • dunaeon•, And n o w the Ca mbodlan s and Vletnamue hne been and arc be.Lna •uptered by the millions. ORDINANCE NO. lt46 AN ORDINANCE OF"""''HE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 12 •. 24.040 Of THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE EST ABLlSHING A 35 MPH SPEED LIMIT ON DOVE AND QUAIL STREETS The City CouocU or th~ City of Newport Beal·h OOES ORDAIN as toUows: SECTION 1. Se<"tlon IZ.- Z4.040 of the Newport Beacb Municipal Code Is amended to read; '•12,24,040 PRIMA FACIE SPEED UMIT -THIRT'I'- FIVE MILES PER HOUR. The prima facie speed ltmU on lbe rollowtn,; named streets or pa.rts thereof shall be thlrt}"-ftve mile& per hour: Bayside Drive from East Coast Hl&hW1Y southtrly a.od easterly to a poiDl 1,000 feet westerl)' ot the inter- section of Baystde Drive and the extension of AYoc.adoAv- enue. Dove Street between Birch and North BrlltOI. trvioe beaue from 16th Street to Westclllf Drtn. I"Ioe Avetllle startl.ac at a point 826 f('ft IIIOrtb of MulDers Drive and e:deo.- dlnl to Santfaco Drtve. QuaU str .. tbetwHn Streb and DoYt Streets. SECTION 2. Tbls cmtln- uce sball be I)Ubl.labed OIICe 1D tbe omclal ~MWspaper ol the Ctty, aad tht amt sblll be tfle<tlve tblrtJ (SO) daya after the date of its llq)- Uoo. Tbts Ordlauee wu lltro· doeod at a roculai mootln( of tbt City coo..,u ollbo CIIJ of Nnport Boaeh l!iold oa tiM !Stb dllJ of .hily, IVM and YU ado)ltod OD tbe ath daJ of Aapot. 1rr1, bJ tbt toUowiDC -· to wit Hill, .COOIICILMEN: Dol- tal •• Barrttt, Kattut, Kda- llt. Roctn, R~ wu .. IIIIDI. =~OUIICJL!'Blf: -· COUIICILIWI: -· Mti&D Dootal .. ,., . AT'l'FIT: DoriiGoorp Wonder wby CttJCIII" ••n•wsmaa,. Sallrt ~·1 t.O .. liM tntdl' Mt* Ala. 11, 1VM, to ....... lt ...... l It' ~~~~~ ·iliiiiiiii¥ -. ... j MEIPORT HARBOR EMSt(Jt PUa.tttED IEEKLY·PG. 3 THU RSOA Y, AUG. 11. ltn CODA Oa MAR. CALIF. MAICING UKE MANlfEQUIMS are, left to rtcbt, Lucy Woodward, Dort cW{n1f &Dd Pit EftDI of tbe Fubloo- abltl at tbe btDiftt tor Cblpmu CoUece. AUGUSf SALE! Christmas c.ds up to SOO/o Offl GUts • o.ae~a f .......... aa ••. ~, .... 140 ... ~f'T C::PT.f' D .... DUOM ,.._AZA t• CAC::f'OII ~f'OM ~AIHtoM IM.AMD) 4JW\ 1\\ tilL ARK LA THE BEE LINE IJy /ANBY 8BaLS WtdDelday ldPt. ~ 10, tlM belati- • , m.-.n ot tbe Puldoalbl• wtre Oil Mid to weleoDM ,_.. at 84dii1U' 10t:b .......,., ctltbratiGL Mrna (Mn. Erl*lt) Saftic wu at tbl tltr'UCt, nere ttcau were depod..S w tM pl'l.M dnwtap Later 1A tbl -.-.. MJrMiooUd -.er-m-cwnonu IDa lftltt blaelt diAaer c1rta wttb a black jade ud cUatMDd plll. £yeat ebl.lrwomuYJldnd Meld meted ru-.. •..Stt.d bJ PeaJ coaoa.. 8otb lacUN were Yery ehlc, Mlldrtd Ill a •llllllc DIYJ, 10111( tiered ud pleated _,a lllk, tbt ..U cape bad a pl•ted border; hcu's 1oac Wblte sldrt wttb PQtr red top wu perfect 6:>r ber black balr. Her b&Dd- 11011\t wtlbud Leslle was oearbJ wttb ~~ ence tickets redeemable at tbe bars oo tt:1e flrlt or seeood Ieveli. It wu a ~~&mourou. e•tldDc ud tt wu • fwl tfeDlDc -tbe u.. modela maklDc Ute mennequ!DI t.atrtcaed nei'JODI wbo baptd to Me tbtm mon --or were tbeJ reallJ ltn? Oh YM, I saw ODe w1Dkl Amoac tbolt people watcbera were Mary Loa Hop- kiDs, Martel ReJDOldl, aDd Bob HoptiDa. We saw Adelaide &Dd K~~metb KiDpley, Peco Hates, Bea ADdtuoo, Emma J&DtRi- ey, Helen Circle (Tom wu uoable to aueo:t). others we met were WlD.Dl I.Dd Bcb Sbort, EUetD Strock aDd Grace Mqer, S..lit ud Maclt Dtbi.A. U.O Pte Baapa ud ~r ....... TOUflr tbt ftrtou deputm...U we ebat- e.cl .ull VIda ud Jim Deu, abo we ro.ad otMr r~ Don dtKnl1f. Pat En.u, Vawte &c::.d~Ser Ud Hel• CWford, rra- CioUlJ .... trill ~ Ciftlc dl~ tioM or Jut ''belac trttadly!' We decided to baYe oar ctt.er --lt wu ba1ret 10 we bad oar ll1acl at tbe outside tablM, but for maJ.D COGI'M, -twu the redeconted Fru- ellcu room wUh the thr" wtMow puo- ramtc t1.w of tbt Paelftc Oceu --bert we baDd blppJ Vleet Malouf lDd Ed Da•- 1es, tbe Fortlt SmJlba, Jobo Wardlows, Yr. I.Dd Yrt. L. Hordkel aDd Ed Jooes. DeUcldal Gerda Krause joloed oar table, u cUd S&lly Y tb Cnotlac my cold upeo 1at pta lbt told u Y tb meaos 1111), w1tb ber wu B&Mra De Brecht, wbo came from KIIIAI Ctty tll)eClally for tbt neolD(. Accordlac to Mrs. Mead, the proceeds from tt:lt cbartty eYeat were OOoated to Cblpmu Collect, earmarked for thetr COil)- muntty cl1D1cs I.Dd 1Dclude luteroattooal rea- dille I.Dd leai"D1ac center, chlld stud)' cen- ter, tpeeeb I.Dd beart.De cUotc, plua com- mwdty COClDMUnc ceoter. Eacb ts stafted by decreed profetslooals aDd se"es main- ly Oraace COGDty residelb unrelated to the eampu. Tbe Fublooables are proud sup- porters. SCR gets S30,000 grant South Coast Repertory Theatre has reeeiveda$30,- 0'.)() challe~e graot from the Natlooal Endowment for the Arts, a Federal agency I..D Wuhtncton. D.C. The gram was awarded to belp meet tbe tbeatre'• aDII1ll operaUDc lncome pp, to create a cub rete"e fUnd, aDd to bel' IDMt In- creased operatiJic eJ:peD.Sa resultlDg from SCR's plan- ned move to a tarcer thea- tre oext yea.r. Tbe primary OODdltloo ts that the gram be matcbed on a 3-to-1 eballqe baa- is. SCR must ra.be $90,000 throUgh tts own fWidra1.s1Dc bJ De<:. 31, 19'79. ..... Q,c..1, HoM.~. TMt, S Y- PRE· THMENT PLANNr«; a.ASS AIRMAN James S. Bacon, son of retired U.S. Marine Corps Chief Warrant Otn- cer aDd Mrs. James D. Ba- con of 22 Banyan Tree Lane, Jrvtne, bas been selected for techotcaJ tnt~ at SbtR~&rd AFB, Texas, 1n the Air Force commuotca- tlons-electrootcs fteld. He reeeotly completed baste tntnlnc at Lactli.Dd AFB. U"T- 4-0.0.. R__, 1466 MI.£ U7t ""'* o--n ... ,, $139 CUSTOM FIRE SCREENS!! NOST IN 3 DAYS Coastline CommunityCol- lege offers a lecture ser- les, • •pre-retlremeat plan- nlDg," foeusst.ac oo how to plan a retirement to get the maximum ln seeurtty I.Dd pleasure. The series will be offer- ed for 4 Tuesdays, Septem- ber 20, 27, Oct. 4 and 11, from 7 to 10 p.m. Cluses wW be beld at the Fouotaln Valley CommUDlty Center, Hall A, 10200 Slater AYe. Topics coYered will betbe reasons beblnd pllDDinc re- Uremetlt before retirement age, myths and reallt1tl of l(lng, tloaoclal plamh~, 10- c tal security and peDRoo plans, e~loymtat op- portuottles, bealth rna!DteD- ance, bow retiremeat wtll a!fect ltle, UrtDg arruce- ments, aDd tbe nrtOils oc>- portuottles gtnn to the re- tiree that are uoa1allable to the oon-retired person. FAMILY EXCURSION TO HOLLYWOOD BOWL An eveni~ of music and fireworks wlll be featured in Costa Mesa leisure ser- vices famlly p curston to the finale performance of the 19'77 Hollywood Bowl s.ason Saturday, Sept. 17. Mrs. George Cox gets 1st 10,000 hr. award TRAFFIC CDNTROLLER MaYJ alr CCIMrolMA air· mu ...... ce o..a. R. su,a.,, .,. ot Be*ra Ho- ma.u ot 1toS £. Balboa Bl..S., Ballaa. bas lfldlta- ted trom be atr tra.tJle con- troller tebool at tbe Naval Alr T.cllllcaJ Tf'lilllRc C to- Mrs. Georp A.. Cot of dyltriptrt rKt1Ytd I buy Mewport Bead! wu boaond b.e tftrd 6:>r btr !S-1/Z by UMAutUaryotJiolcBo.-boar~ of tOlllllhtrwon•r- pttaJ at tM •• lnMtl.ac lac JaJJ. ot tl!le Aulllary board. Sbe bal betA a YOiot.etr aA.liU- tarJ worker lor 11 ytus, C0ibtNt1J1c 10,000 boar• wortt~~c OD ftrtou commlt- tMI at UM bDitp&tal. ter, , ..... At tbe *rd m..UOC ber semee• were reeop1Md by tbe award of a gemmed p1.o -tbe flrlt 10,000 bour award lD tbe 25 year t~Ueory ot the boepUal. otber Yolutlteer workers awarded plus for boUrawor- ked 4ur1Dc tbe moatb of July were: 100 -Mmes. Mark P. Beam, Robert Belden, f. M. Gony, James Gorm2.n, Robert Rammerschmltt, WWJam R. Yart:tn,JobnNel- 8011, WWlam H. Saocl>ert. JobD W a.sll1.QCtoG. Mtss C be. r1 Hoyt aod RaymoDd Zam- bito. 250 -Mrs. Tbom2.s Dow- den, Mtaa Vtrg1D1a Eddy, Mrs. James C. Enns, Mrs. Jobn Mttcbell, Mrs. A. C. Packard, Ylss Zada Taylor. 1,000 -Harold B. Eckes. 1.500 -Mrs. Robert Rot- stan. t,OOO -Mrs. Ray F'ord Bulloch. 4,500 -Mrs. Harry Goetz. Juotor Auxtlt.ary (Candy- striper) members recel ved the folio~ awards: 50 -Debbie Doenhoefer and Vicki Mattia. 100 -Pamel2 Hanson and Caryl stein. 150 -Julie Egan.. Kelley HUl, Amy Ikemort, Am Rol- fes and Barbara strong. 200 -Jan Grazer, Mi- chelle Henryck, Julie Jen- sen, Margaret Logan and EUeen Sullivan. Janice Johnson or the Can- c~·e:=.,z;:::a1 Delil.tl did not cut SM1son's hlir. She m8de him sleep while someone else sh.wed his h .. d. SUMMER COSMETIC SPECIAL j 1 REVLOH"S Etefno 21 e RUBENSTEIN Deep Cleonser e DOROTHY GRAY Cleonser & Fresheners SPECIAL FLOWER HAIR COMB oft Jlance Panty .Hos CALL US FOR RX PRICES PRESCRfPTIONS FILLED 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-9 WEEKDAYS e 9-7 SUNDAYS SOZI E. COAST HWY ., CO ROM A DEL MAR ~DadS caN ~ SaJE oN HomE INSUAar-Jc~ ~ CALL US FOR A QUOTE TODAY' 548-5554 ~ ~ • I• II ••• ~ ~-I -~ - DWARF AVOCADO The escurslon will depart trom tbe commuotty reerea- tioo ceoter, west pte, Oraoce COQnty Fa.lr(rouDds, at 6 p.m. aDd will return at epprostnately midnl&bL ParUctputs are tonted to briDg supper. Music byGer- sbw1n. Saint-Saeo.s aDd Han- del wtll be performed under tbe baton of coocb:tor Ml- ct.ael TUson-Thoma.s With Paul Schenly as ptano solo- ist. Sony l nnotron Color TV w olh remote conrrot 2 1 ·-t9 ·-r 7 & 15 •nc, d•aqonat KV·5100 Son•( Tronrlr:>n Sony c; Smallec;t 5 one" J•l!go,al KV-210 1 Tnnrtron Pluo; Son y·s largt>St. ? I tnct'l dtagonal 'Littlecado' S Gil. Reg.I6.9S I :J. 97 . Hand.ome amoll tree. &,a,.. full aize fruit. For con tamer or gfJI'fkn. CHRYSANTHEMUMS Thru Aua. 23 lfiOritt Ser~iaO NEPHTHYTIS 'Noall' Variety a .. Pot R.f. 24.9S I Thru Aua. 23 Escurslon fee 1s $11.25 per person. Rectstntlon deadUne Is August 24. LIBRARY TO OFFER STORY HOUR AGAIN Tbe Corooa del Mar branch ll>rary aMOIJDCes the resumption of lts preschool • • story hour,' • bec1DD1DC Stclt. 20 and coatillli.Dc 6:>r 8 ToesdaJS from 10:SO to 11. Dealptd to denlop tbe ebUd"s IR)rtelatiall of ptc- blre boob &Dd to pronde u OIIPOrtiiDJtJ i)r a C'I'OUP tJPtrteace, t1a1.a procram l.a opea to pn-acboolen from tile IpS of S to S. ReciJtra- tioD wt11 beet• Sept. 6. PHIL WILKINSON IS AIR CONTROL GRAD Mt'fJ alr cootrolrou It• CODd clul PbWp E.. WUt1D- .._ WboM wtft Carol II UM daapter oiMr. ud Mrs. A.. £. no..-. ot s Jade COte. .lumillt c,..._ bU lftidlat.d tro~n tM alr tnl- flc CICIIIboD•r .cMot at 1M lflftl Alr TecaMcll TnU>- .._c-...,~T-. n. coene.....,.... •-...... rliiiiiNMJia• air ....... COIInl ..... A 1 .. pAl 11 ot 1-. lllaOIP .. .,,M rt &a. .,. a .,_..., ot ua• .,-. M )IIMd ... !tnJia IIM,ltft. KV-17230 t 7 tnctl dtagonal TV-115 Sony B lac" ' Wh itt 11 .. scr een ~ diiQOnelly. Sony Headquarters for the Harbor Area T.v . .a .... St .... T .. l__... ···-- NOW! Betamax 2 HOURS COHnNUOUS RECORDING X 2 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesa .......... , ___ J--. ...... c..... •. PhOM642-1112 s.n Houri ow, N sa N;:JO ........... KV·1711 Trinttron t 7 •nch d•aQOnal. (2) Floor S.lmD1E'r. at $440 .. . " .. ·' .. .. .. • .. .. .. .. • • • .. .. .. .. .. • .. . . •• . .. . , .. .. • IIEAOl.PARTY HELD IIY IIElHELS 157, 313 N.B. COUNCIL AGENDA ~~~~~ARIKJR EN~~ MEDALISTS 1D tbe neelt ltatewtde CIIUonla Pollee Ol,.eoiJI-Aaa won-Newport Booch poUee- m& Se~ Jtm GIU'dlDer, c-.r, tDot a .Unr medll lor bel ·place Ill tbe allllll~rt rille eo--. In w.-I~~r, ollleor --· at rtc111, -Srd, ud ollleer Jd Rout, Jell, .., 4lb. Tbo lnea1 athletu wen apouoncl by tbl !few'p)rt B•cb Pollee Employeu Aaa. <...,u.., <~op~. --> . tlte C. M. Harper ,Mesa COHHCC!iOH A GOOD OMAN It's DOt TeJ'J ofteD tbat thb: coner of tbe Eoatgn cao force ltseU to pntse bunaucnts, Bat. wbat Costa Mesa ctty ~· director Bob Oman bas )1st dooe Ls )1st in- c redible tn tills day aJJd ace. He has muaged to hold city property tues to ao ..Uma.ted aDDilll lJicreasa of ooly Z per cent tor this tlseal year, His recommendation to cut 1&; from tbe municipal property tax rate wu approYed uoanlmously oa Monday night by tbe Clty CooncU, so I gueu we wUl ban to give tbe CouDCU a crudciDI pat on the back. too. Tbe tax rate cat wUl almost totally offset tbe 17.4 per cent ln- crease ln assessed valuatloas this year. Now, before you get your boPN up too high on havtng a reuolllble property tax bW this year, it"s best to stop and remember a few other tllt.ncs: • The city's bite 1Dto your property tu amc~ui..s to only about 15 per ceat of tbe total. ., It 1a that 15 per cent which will ooly co up about 2 per cat. • Tbe school district. which takes tbe biggest bite, bas cut Ita rate COIMddenbly, too, but oraly beeauae of state law tbal controls sebool dt.stdet t:u1Dg -and the school flu.nce picture for thls yeu ls st1ll DJUddled, • Your bJgb-speodinc Coast Community College Dis- trict bas jacked ap lts tu: rate for this year. • The doHBS of other ta..I1Dr dlstrlcts. tncluc:U.Pg those coatrolltd by tbe couaty, wW rt.M by fti'Y1Dc degrees. But tbe polot of all thls·ls U.t. wbatenr all of tbesa other tu:-cnbbers do, they sbould all come down to Colrta Mea's City Hall and talk to Bob ODW1. He seems to bue found tbe mactc formula for OOidi.DC· doWD property tax iDCreases. Wbatever 1t 1.1 JOU're doiDg, Bob, for God's sate write a book about It, adnrUse it on tbe bUmp, call up e•erybody you !mow, and get the word out. Be- eaute this proYes, ooce &Dd for au, tbat tt IS posdllt to bold dow1l spoadh~ aad tun. COUNCIL SUMMARY AIRMAN 1'1111 C/Y. Chan, son of Mr. aDd Mrs. Josepb K. M. Cba.n of 2736 Clbola Ave., Costa Mesa, has been selected for teebnlcal train- inc at Cba.Jute AFB, ru., 1n the Atr Force aviollics systems rued. He recently completed basic trailling at Lackla.nd AFB, Te:ras. He ls a 1974 graduate of South HWs hi&h school ln Covina, CalU. Moodl.y ld&bt's repla.r mee- IIDC al tbo City Hll~ • 83 TOWNHOMES onr- lookiDc tbe Sua Ana Rher at Canyon Dr. and Hamllton rot floaJ development plan appronl. * AMENDMENT totbege- oeral plan,. whlch would in- crease the allowable hoUsin& density of a.n 11-1/2 acre area north of Baker aod east of Babb st., was postponed ultil nut month. • DEVELOPMENT stan~ duds a.od proceHtng pro. cedures for mulUple famlly bousing were. made more strict by passage of a aew development ordlDance. • CONOOMINIUM COD• structl.on and connrstoo of apartments to coodorniDlums will be oo!UoUed by a DeW ordinance. • IUGHER DENSITY bou- stnc was allowed by a r.ooe change to property at 324 and 332 Vlctorta st. • REZONING of tbe West Side area bouDded roughly by Placeotta.. Pomona, Ha- mlltoo and 19tb, was held over to Sept. 6, Betbata 15'1 1811 Ill cl Newport Boaeb llolcl a jDI.al -P1Jt1 Aopllll IIBfc eo ... S,.Cb. ,.._ ~~~~~-"""" ......... -... plaJbc lA tbe IUd. T...,. ..... Iller jolood by -...,.....,r __ .... l1rt "-Tldl outLar WU~f>1tbo -... Patricia Bowla ot Bltbel 157 &ad...,....,, Selldtrer of Betbel SU. TUy wW bold a mhd•tnre coli pariJ ~D. - ' ROBERT ST. CLAIR. Newport's ancient martner, may be through wttb ocean saJl1ng after the stoking of his ZB-toot sloop, '•Saint Sea,•• off the south coast of Haiti on August 4. Tbe 70-year-old sailor had sldppered the "Saint Sea/' shown In the background in this pboto, from Eogland to Spain in 1973, toured the Mediterruean 1n 1974-75, betwMn return visits to the U.S., and sailed solo last December across the Atlantic from the Cape Verde Islands off the coast of Africa to Barbados ln tbe West Indtes. The rtnaJ voyage wollld have tUen him to Jamaica, Cuba and the Panama Caoal, but the boat lost a propeller shalt, fllled with water aDd sank. S&Vblg only the clothes he was weartne and h1s wallet llld tn.- veler's checks, be rowed a rubber raft ZO miles to shore. He was lucky to have a calm sea l.Dd oo wind, or be mJght DOt lave made lt. He'll be beadlnc soon br OrlaDdo. Florida. to vtslt his brother, then to Minnea- polis to lte bls daughter, and floally back to Newport Beach, JOSEPH CUMMINGS OF COSTA MESA IS OEAD Joseph Cummings Sr., a native of Hawa1i wbo had lived here 8 years, dted Aug. 14 at Costa Mesa OOs- pltal. He was 73. A former tour bus driver in Hawaii, Mr. Cummlogs made h1s borne bere at 687 Victoria, Costa 'Mesa. He is ·survived by wile, Nora, daughters l..()rralne Broad and Gerry Newtson,. all of Costa Mesa, and by SODI' Andrew and Josepb Jr., daughters Josephlne Raines and Vivian Kapololuandbro- thers Parker and Daniel Cumm1~s. all of Hawaii, and 24 grandChildren and 8 creat-grandcblldren. A private famlly memor- ial service was held yester- day at Bell-BroadWay Cha- pel in Costa Mesa, with the Rev . Charles Smith oftlcla- ting. Interment was private. CANDIDATE Marian Berge.an addressed the Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club on Tuesday as part of ber cam- pa.t~::n for the Republican .oomioaUoa ,to the 74th State Assembly District seat, Mrs. BergtsOn,. whO bas been a member of the Newport-Mesa school board for 13 y~a.rs, explained that tbe btst way to· reduce tues ts to cut government speootog. Sbe crtUci.Jed the Brown adminlstraUoo u betng "antt..bulioeu:," aDd warDed that the court decision wblch forced a cha.nee tn school f1Daocl.nc could be the berlnntnc or a nve of simUar d«lslons forc1llc wealthy commuoittes to sh&rt their wMJth. WUb Mrs. Bergeson are KlWI.DlJ pr.,ldent Pat McNamee, at Jell, and member Hall Seely. (Khra.nis photo.) glazed with waterproof, SAVE U,. 600LO lead free glaze, TO 7C one of a kind pots ~~-"' SPECIA L GUEST at the John T. Sympa!ObomtOD Knport Island Is Ibis rid dove, ra1s1ae ber 2 eblckl ta a flower pot oest ha.n(1ac in tbe back porcb. Tbe doTe stayed rl&:bt on tbe Job despite tbe flub pl tbe camera W'IMG lhls picture wu taltea. (Photo by Jobo sr-o.l HANDMADE ON ON OUR P01TERS . · FACTOIY SICONDS WHEEL AIISVAWISTOIIS .,•lto'3 "POTTERY, FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU" r,...._.,., .. ""'u DEALERS WELCOME ..----'--. . ' .. ....-r IIGIIIWA.•I .m ..... -Hf4H . ;~~a:,.Jiiiillir . •IIE1n•••a01rfli IIACII• MZ-1711 '· ... ...._ • ._...,..,:-.a.a••-• I RED TOP PAINTERS USIDENTIAL EXPERTS FREE UTIMA1U OUA .... NTI:I:O WD .. K MAN.HI .. 8o QUAUTY MAT&Jtll/t.l..e CXTI:,..tOJt • INTI:ftl0" 6 WOOD .. ll'ltaHI:• • IN·U-0 • IIII:,..Jti:NC .. 10 V~e .X-Jtii:NC: • ..,.a_. •• , ,.....,._ au .. HitTT SU ALVARADO IIAL.OA •aeet • G. 6 W. TOW1Xl will -.. --tllol.,j llnl &llll»r!Md .............. u .. -pollceloW--Yiet. 0 SI'YGLAB8 IDLL - .,.... wlllbt -·-.... port p1u, It t11e eo..eu -.... -• 1'1111111 from tbe Joilll D. Lon ' SoD Co. • IIRilAN STRATEGY ot dofolopmtllt, btllillormala- tod by tbo .tate, will bt <Ill-e.-. • AGRICULTURAL lud preaernUoa 8Cbeme be1aC dofolopod by tbo eoaai)' will bt-od. • COUNCIL sebeale could bt eqod, ...Uebla( tbe sebeduled Sept. ze meet. tnc to Sept. 19, cbltoalore- aeeo lack of QIIOrum. MASTER CALENDAR IS PLANNED HERE A muter ca.J.udlr of all lmportut OYOIItolnNewport, Costa Uesa and Inioetsbe- 1111 dr&,. up by the Newport Harbor Area Cbamber of Commerce. Tbe caleDdar could eYeo~ tuatly bt .,..,._ lor a list of subscribers, accor- dlDc to chamber exeeutl'fe Dan Rogus. Mr. Rogers tontes any orpDlzattou, elubs, etc-. to contact biJ otnce at 644- 8!11 With 1DJ lntormatloa on upcoming eTeots. On Is Not CINtMA r fNTFR HARBOR at ADAMS "SMOKEY and cOSTA MEsA The BANDIT " ,WX£NAU£N (ll>j"£ i<EATl:J'J . ')(NY f0£R IS 'ANNIE HALL' 11!1 THURSDAY, AUG. II, lt77 COIIONA DEL liAR, CAU F. WALT DISNEY PltOOI.KTIOHS' a~ MONTE CARlO P\.US(PO) ··MONTY JII'YTHON AJrrl) THE HOLY QAAIL" IK SOUND Luncheon • Dinner Brunch • Late Supper Romantic old world atmosphere in the Capn· Lounge Rese,.,ations Honored (714) 642-9434 3300 W . Coast Highway at Newport Blvd. Newport Beach and the ongint# Amelia's on Balboa Island OP EN FOR L UN CH EON AND DINN E R 311 Man'neAve. (714) 673 -6580 ~OA APPT. 6AA-0838 -~AitSORVIlW CUSHR- on S•n Joaqu1 n "•lk Qoad Just Soulh J McJC Arl .. ur Blvd. ollildlen Uftlim~n· aa oettlng settled made simple. New· town dllemm~s fade after a WELCOME WAGON tall. As your Hosteu, It's my job to help you make the most of your new ntllhborhood. Our shopplnc arus. Community opportunities. Spec~lattrattions. Lots of facts to save you time and money. Ptus 1 blattt of clfts for y~M~r fam ily. 1'11~11~~ 6~-2893 5~9-3215 . MISS FEIGE IS WED TO OONALD PACINI Dould Pael.lll ol H.-port aad u.ltreJ took MWGlo· rta Ft~ u bll bricM bl a double rllll eenmooy beld SltardaJ, JllY SO,attbeSuo- ld.t &apU.tt Cbareb lA Ana- belm. The Rev. .Adolpb Bnun ani ted tbe ducbter of Mr. ud Mrs. S.rDhard Feige of Colla Mesa aod the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Pa- cl.ol of Newport Heights. Tbe bride chose a cathe- dral gownoftradltlooal whlte organu. It 1t'U lavishly trlmmed with chaDUlly lace and made wttb a P eeplDg cbapel train. Her vell was held wltb a cap of lace and pearls topped with a satin bow. Sbe carried a bouquet of stepbaootls, white roses, garden!u and baby's breath. Her sister, Mrs. Olin Martin. se"ed as matron of hooor. Sbe wore a Loag yel- low tloral dress and picture nat adot'Qed wUh yel.knr s1lk roses. Bridesmaids loclladed the croom's sister , Mrs. Boyd Petus, and tbe Mis- ses Dula Lowman, ClDdl Payne and Debbie G rU'fttu. The groom's best man wu his brother, Lar ry Paci.Dl. Larry White, Boyd Peter s Mark Murchison and the brlde's brotber, Ernest F elge, were ushers. Following the weddiag ce - remony, a luncheon recep- tion for 300 was held at the Gra.OO Hotel in Anaheim. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. Leon F elge, aDd her cousin, Mrs. Hedwlg Lie- bleb, came from Michigan fo r the weddlDg. other ho- nored guests included the groom's aunt, Mrs. Wllliam Lee Birch from Clevelaod, aod Mr. aod Mrs. Henri Shenk of Was~n~ MRS. OOHAL D PACIHI Volunteer Action report The Voluntary Action Cen- ter of South Orange Cou nty ls ready to help you match your sldlls, talents and in- ter ests wtth the needs of Orange County noo-protlt a- gencies. Call 675-9210 or 833-9278 for more Ln- forma tlon on how you can get involved. A November fair design- .~ to educate people Inter- ested ln adopting ls bel~ spoi\&OI'td by maJ1J oon-pro- tlt adoption agencies ln Oran&e County. A ccmpeteut chairperson Is needed to pool An Instructor represent- log a Santa Ana adoptive agency Is seeklng a teach- er 's aide on Wednes- day nights, Sept. 12 through Nov. 30, to assist ln a class of preparation and education for adoptive parenthood. - MRS. REID FERGUSON (Ca,uo Houe photo ) CDM grads united in Manahan-Ferguson rites Two <..orona del Mar high school graduates are honey- mooning In HawaU and will soon be settlog up house- keeping ln Corona del Mar. The young couple were ma rriefi Satu rday anernoon, Aug. t:i, at St. Andrew's Pr es- byterian Church and later feted at a reception belli at the Lrlde's parents' homE' In East Blurr. G. Reid Ferguson took Miss Stacy Anne Manahan as his bride in a stogie ring cerernony conducted by the Rev. Paul Strawn. The bride Is the daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Michael Manahan. The groom's pa- r ents are Mr. and Mrs . Ro- bert Relrl Ferguson of Har- bor VIew Homes. The bride wore a tradi- tional long white wedding ~own. Her llluslon veil was bordered with flowers of 1 e- embroidE>red lace. HE'r bri- dal bouquet included ypJiuw roses and white da lslt>s. White daisies were • 3r· rted by Miss Nancy Bf'( ht .. l, maid of honor, who wo n· a long gown of yellow •1ottf'l1 swiss. The l>rldl"Sina l•h, Terri Manahan. Kerry o·- Connor, Lisa Garett, o\lexa Roache and Ellubeth Ward Bell, also wort! yt>llo~· 1ot- t 1 swlss and tht>y ··ar rtPd yellow dalsles. The groom's Lrotl•"r, P 1Ul F' erguson. serv(><l t:. !Jd t man. Usher s lnd uc1.-.l \ta r~ Daubs, Stevt> \\tll nn s, Rand)' Dennis, D.~n I !-V(· and Mark Manal1an. Alter gradual~ !romlo- rooa del Mar high school, the bride attendE'd Or.Hlge Coast College. She Is past honored queen of Bethtol313, International Orner of Job'~ Daughters. Her husband e;raduated from COM high schOOl and OCC and later attenrlen Loot: Beach State College. so· .. -........ ,...... n.., .............. - FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT ADULTS '2.50 a..a.-0 .. 14, I 00 01 ... -... -,.,.,.._ ..., ..... ..-.. ""<<tt 0.... -o--s-........ -- IIU•" \londll~ • ~aturdll~ !I :Ill ;) :IU Su'ldoll I I to I -" ....... . --=- 6':3-l t';ti J 1 ~J \ 1a l.uto '~"""'port tlt>ach the Other Store --- Opt"n \londa~-!'lllturda~ 9 3u-;, Jll 'unda~ II lo ~ &::.-8~23 ;lui-. tl.1lboal.il1d. on thr l't>nln,ub For fast, competitive, custom-made --------------------the agencies' desires and Senior volunteers continue to be sought by the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) ln the ~ewport Beach...Costa Mesa-Irvine areas. RSVP, sponsored by the Voluntary Action Cen- ter, Is a prot;ram designed for active retirement by as- sisting persons 60 years of age and older Clod mean- ingful volunteer assignments In thelr own communities. WARREN D. FIX ofSJ>yglass Hill has been promoted to vice-president, finance, and chief ti.nanclal otflcer for the lrvtne Company, accor- ding to Peter C. Kremer, presldent. Mr. Fix had been vl<'e .president and <'ontrol- ler since December, 1974, and was controller before that date. He graduated from Claremont Men's College wlth a dt>gree ln busiri~ss admlnlstratlon. He was with the accounting firm of Coo- pers & Lybrand prior to )Oinl~ the Irvine Company in 1974, just as tht> r.ompa- nr !'niPred land cif>Velopment. HOME LOANS ... HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH 23RO ST. ot ORANGE, COSTA MESA · 6<45-5050 OR. F . KE1'4TOH BESHORE, I'A \'I UJ< Sunday worship ..•..•.... 10:45 a.m. and 6:30p.m. Sunday school -9:30a.m. Wednesday service -7 p.m. An independent churc h with Bible teaching ministry ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES flRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENn ST 3303 Via Lido Newport Beach Sunday School -9 &i 10:30 Sun~y Service -9 & 10:30 WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING 8:00 p.m. RI!ADINC, IW0.\1 Week days: 9 a.m.-Sp.m. Wednesday: 9 am -7:45 pm Tuesday: 9 am -5 pm, 7 .. 9 • . , . .Sf:COND CHURCH OF CHIUST. SCIENTIST Newport Beach at Corona del Mar • 3100 Paclttc View Dr. SUoday School -10 a.m. SUnday SerVice -10a.m. Wednesday: 8:00 p.m. RFADI 'IC, ROO '<f 3500-B E. Coast Hwy. Entrance on Narcissus Mon.-Frl.: 10 am to 5 pm Sunday attemoon: 1 to 3 Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm • • • • You are cord.LIUy 1Dvtted to attend Clllreh Se"tcts and to use Readtn( Rooms. We Invite you to wors'tllp LUTHERAt-4 CHURCH OF THE MASTER, LCA 2900 Pacific View Dr. Corona del Mar, Callf. LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING Pastor --Pbone 644-2664 SUNDAY SERV ICES: Coatemporary Service 9:15 a.m. Liturgical Se"lee •• 10:31> Commuoton, 1st & 3rd Sun. AC•• .. w••• Costa Mesa FlaST UMITID MITHOOIST CHUICH 19th St. & Harbor Blvd. Clllrdl SeMel fer ...... -~,. w.,...._,,:ee ..... CHARLES o. CLARK P A S TO A ,.AUL H. ALEXANDER ASSOCIA TE GRACE BIBLE CHURCH V etenns Memorial Bldg. 565 w. 18tb. Costa Mesa REV. TOM ;rYREE. Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES: 10:00 a .m. and 7:00 p.m. CHILDREN'S PREP SCHOOL, 10:00 a.m • HOWE Bm LE CLASSES: Call 552...oo9t •Teachlng Bible Doct rtne• THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH "THE FRIENDLIEST CHURCH IN TOWH" WAYNF /). AW /1.1:,"4, t•.·HH>R • llaOO A.M.-ADULT WORSHII' & SUNDAY SCHOOL 6t00 "··· -IVAMGtll CAl MOU It ~0 1 MAGNOLIA AT SANTA AMA AV L . COSTA M ~SA Jlpu~ldlp Gtoqngattonal Glburr~ A ,.ttl AND tMDII'.NDIM T COMGUGATIOHAL CHitiSTIAM CHURCH T lfli RP.V. JOH A. I I~D VALI . '~'"u'"' taM A.l&. SUNDAY• ataLI STUDY 11tH A.M.t WOIINIP IIIVtCI, SUNDAY SatOOL J162 IIOAD STIIIT, MI ... OIT HIIQtTS MU.IIIY CA.I I'ROVIDID ,MOMit U)-2740 Ideas aDd to pull the Calr together. A commltment of 4 hours nextble time per weelt from now throUgh the fair ls requested. Volunteers a re oeeded to design aod supervise actlvl- tles for 100 to 200 child- ren during the November adoption fa.tr whlcb w111 take place one weelteod ln mid- November. A Costa Mesa senior cen- ter ls looldng for a senior volunteer to teach begin- ~ bridge a few hours a week. A senior volunteer ls needed ataCosta Mesadrop- ln center to organite trips, outlngs aod e1curslons for the members. A bus Info rmation desk ln Costa Mesa needs people to provtde help In reading bus schedules. Training ls provided. Help others learn to en- joy their children by relat- lnlln a positive way to par- ents who have dltftculty cop- ~~ wtth their chlldren. Vol- unteers receive 24 hours of tralnJng and are uDder professional supervision. A Santa Ana oon-proflt orp nl&atlon ls searching for a JOClal work assJstaot wtth a pleulag telephooe ~nner to c.ootact community re- sources and posstbly handle some lDdivl~al casework wtth physically handicapped etlents. A day treatment center located ln Newport Beach needs one or two volunteers to p&tnt r npb.lcs on the in- terior walls of tbe center. P.W.P. BEACH PARTY SET FOR AUG. 24, 31 Parents Without Partners wlll hold beach parties Aug- ust 24 and 31 at the Hunt- ington State Park. Entrance ls at the end of Beach Blvd. on Coast Highway ln Hunt- ington Beach. The lo~.:ation ls lifeguard post No. 4, at the end of Newla011 st. Members wlll bring their own rlinner to cook. PWP wlll provide the briquettes, and punch. For more in- formation call Ron Highlen, 636-3174. A famtly pancake break- fast will be held from 9:30 a.m. to noon Aug. 28 at the Costa Mesa City Park Maxi mum donation for mem- bers fa milies of 4 or more is $2.50. JOHN EDI E WITH C. G. ON FISHING PATROL Coast Guard Sonar Tech- nician Third Class John K. Edie of 1179 Dorset Lan&, Costa Mesa, Is currently on an Alaskan tlsherles pa- trol in the North Pacific. He is servlag as a crew member aboard tbe Coast Guard cutter Midgett, home ported ln Alameda, which ls enforcing lnternaUonal trea- ties and U.S. taws, Locludlog the ZOO-mile fisheries con- se"atloo zooe. A 197 4 gra- duate of Costa Mesa hlgh school, he joloed the Coast Guard in May, 1974. UNITED WA Y HONORS 1 WO COM RESIDENTS Gundl Haskell and Joan R. McSunas of Co rona del Mar have been honored for distinguis hed St'rYlce to the UnHPd Way or Orangp County. Volunteer awards were presente<l to them for their assistance ln a program lo- t roduced for the n rst tlme this year by the Agency Re- lations and Allocations DI- vision. They were among some 100 men and women who visited 70 human care agencles or United Way for the purpose or gaining nrst hand understaOttJng of the • fa cUlties. DEMOCRATIC CLUB TO AlEET AUG. 24TH T h~ N e"lll rt De IJlO(' ratl c Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesda y, August 24, at the Great Western Savings buU111ne ln Fashion lsland. A screening of the n lm, ---------------------,.''Checkers to Waterpte," ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION ORDER READ ALL THE LOCAL HEW S a C'hronotogy of the Nlsoo years in American poUtlcs, wlll be presented alo,_ wtth Wesley Man, writer on ma riM and environmental Affairs, who wlll speak on $EMD IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ORDER TODAY I ·•catuornla Acnd the globaJ oceans.'' ONLY SS.OO FOR OHE YEAR ITOHI CAHHOH HAMED ~ - ---- - -~ - - - - - -• --TO HONOR SORORITY "AM£, • ' •.•••••••••••• ' .•..•.••.•.•••. ADilaliP: •.•••..• · • · · • · · • • · • · · · · · · · · · · t em ......................... ZJP .•••• Tool CtftiiOI't daurbter of Mr. aDd Mra. Gto-rc-Cu- .oo of lmoe, taa been el- ected toto PI T'beta ... M f· n ee boGor aororltJ at Yout Sl. Mtrf'l Colt ... la Los A.Qrtlea. n. ftl'lt oftld al IIMD IM ntll OlD II W1 TM $5.00 TO: c11tJ _,r Ult PI 1'Wa tllll MIWPOIT MAIIOI IMSIGM 1Hmberl •W bt '•Homo. 2721 L COAST MWY ., COilOMA DIL MAl 77/7t '• on tatatloe oa ~ L..-----------------_.7 at tbt Chlloe campua. \ look to your local LFS • Look to LFS for efficient escrow s • prompt appraisa ls • over 30 customer serv1ces MEII'ORT HARBOR EIISI .. ~ P\181.1 !liED IEEK(Y ·P~ 6 iftt!IMDAY, AUG. 18,1977 COIPIA DEL MAR. CALIF. PROMOTIONS tDDOUDCed by Pre&ideat Routd L. Rod(ers at the Bui of Newport are stephen J, Smith u •lce- Prtsidtnt and usistant to the president, and Bernice (Un, Doa) Ballard as 'fiee-presideat and muqer o1 the Corooa del Mar offtee. Mr. Smith, a resident of Su Clemente, previotlsly beaded the bank's professlooal senlees dlvlsioo, a postttoo now tllled by Harry Brem- oer, reoeotlJ appointed vtce-Presldeot. Mrs. Ballard be- en her bankl~ career ID 1963 u a teller for Bank of America, later Joined the former Newport Nationa.l Bank as one of Its o1'1g1nal staff members and became ooe ol tbe fouodin&: sta.tf members of the Baok of Newport to 197Z, Sbe succeeds Bruce Olson, wbo oow joins the commercial loan department at the bank's main office, 'the Ballards Uve In ln'ine's WOO<I>rldge Village. looilll .. --1M ,.rd ... ., • .........,_ana,Pa- 1101 .• Air <;orp.,J571 Moc.lt· 11ioir lllfd. , • , EI- E. Ratf1.101.. 7zt C..Ur a., r1110rttd btr lMt VW car stolen :rom htr drtYeft1, where U bitt beell left wltb teys 1D the lpttloa • • • A $150 mo-c»ed bicycle •• ltolea from tbe porcb or llooald W. Bear<!, 703-ASba- llmar Dr, • • . A buqlar ripped out wlriQC to lttll a $240 CB ndto from a pick-up truck In a sentee station at Fairview R4. aod Newport 81Yd,1 bekqt.Dc to Rlcbard L. BaUey, U09Clay St., Newport Heights • . • Ira ~ tmes, 25, of 140 W. Wilson St., was taken to Costa Mesa hospital with to- jules when his bi cycle aod •a car driveo by John 1. Monts, ZZ, Lakewood, col- lided on Fat"lew Rd., 22 feet south ot El Camino Dr. • SATURDAY, JULY 30 John J. Cary, 710 w. 18th St., reported the $500 bur- of a loaded 32 caliber ANNUAL MID-SUMMER I-~~~~---·In ellfa, --1M ._...., ol 1M bed ...... ..,._, ,,AUO..,....S hOO -rtlrlpr ... r uda,UIIIUIDaul-wen ltolta lr'oala J1C11t 1D .... ..,. ,.rd at -Pla- ctllda AYe,, btloacllc to Spotler Yacbb, l$$0 lftw• port Bird, , • , A bofllar pried opiD fHdllc IMCbllu to obtalo .-$35 from tbe Vecu Room, us w.t9tb st. • • Doa&J.d B. Dtcteas, 2119 WtMrn1111ter An., n- portod the ~17 l>lqlary of -~··~·~~~·~ carm.c e .. e from b.ltplck- ap lnlet 1D a tblater park- lac lol, 1898 Newport Bird.; a wt.odwtDc wu pried opeD,. A btU"Clar broke a wtodow and ·was able to reach a shelf In Pactne AudloSouDd, 1500 Adams Ave., taldnc Z6 LD-dasb radlo-tapeuDitsval- ued at $1,860. • SUNDAY, JULY 31 A burglar eotered the re- sideoce of Charles R, Pie- per, 1781 Pltcatrn Dr., through a bathroom wtndow, taking Z checks totalllllc S800 aod a sterll~ sllnr bra- celet, woman's turquolse rtng lDd oecklace aDd a jlde tie tac, valued at $60 , , • Senral pieces of jewelry valued at $1,670 were stolen from the master bedroom to the restdeoce of Fred Pe. cora.ro, 3351 Fuchsia St .... A couch and chair worth SSO were stolen fl'om a ga- rage at Z3ZS Elden Au., be- longLnc to Cove H. Norvell ••• The throttle stuck 1n the ear of Dewey M. RJ.cbJ.rdson, 710 W. 18th st., while be .,.. .. reverslarg from a park- log stall at theaddress,cau- slrc damage to aboot 12 feet of block wall. • MONDAY, AUG. 1 Two ruby rll:csaOOablack onyx rl~, valued at more than S200, were stolen from a dresser in tlle residence of Gladys M. Coy, 666 W. 19th St. . .• Brenda L. Heath, 20, of 1397 Galway Lane, was treated at Costa Mesa hospital for a gunshot would lD her left leg, the 22 bullet she ftred entering her left leg below the kDee and exlt!Qg through the back of the calf' • • • • Donald L. Geiser, 917 Junlpero Dr,, reported the theft of a n- berglass hardtop aDd a vt- oyl-cauYas soft top from bls car parked ln the street .. , A sll:-sbot bldt steel reYol- ,.er was stolen from a clo- set In the apartment of La- Yone M. Evarts, 1978 Maple St. , . A stereo tape deck aoo Z speakers were stolen from a motur home left for repairs at 2888 Harbor Blvd., belonglrc to Norman C. Brothers, Irvine ..• Michael J, Blake, 45,ot1527 Newport Blvd,, n.s charged with drunk driving at 16th St. aoo Newport Blvd •..• Typewriters, calculator~ addlarg macttlnes, clocks, coffee makers and radios were stolen from omces at 333E. 17th St., tocludlncBob Bartholomew Iosurance Co., Lloyd Barnett losuraoce and ISCO Insurance Service Co. • • • A $50 TV set was stolen from the apartment of Sheryl J. Rogneys..'!!O VIc- toria St. , • , A J4W bard- top was stolen from the sportscar of John R. Gordon, 1139 Salvador st .... A 1977 Ford PIJio was stolen from the parklrc staU of Ml- ctelle Moore, 405 Fair Dr. • . . Douglu M. Myers, Z1, or 366 19Cb St., was lD· )and when bls bicycle lDd a car operated by Authony J. Vllla Jr., 3Z, of 870Santa Barbara Dr., Newport Cen- ter, colllded on Newport Blvd, • TUESDAY, AUG. 2 • WI.DIIIIDAY, AUG. I H-paclapoolllam- bolrnr -....., tra• a nar lloteraom It CM.rUe'a cow. ma ~.BIN.. ••n hCOYtnd. aDd S.U Kollr McC-11. Plactr- YWe, wu cla,....S 'Wttb pet .. ty tbtft of tbe bul • • • st ... ee R. lttJier, U, LOQC Beach, ftl booqd Oo cblr- (H ot Glreotlc addlctioaud burclafJ from tbeapartmeat of Debbie C. GnDI, 1555 Mesa Verde Or. Eut. after being tackled aDd broucht down by oeicbbor Gary R. Oberbofer, who cbased hJ.m :lDd a eompanloo trom tbet apartment, tbe latter esca- PIDC • • . John M. Beres- ford, 227 E. 19th st., re- ported tl\e $875 burctary or SiiUing equlpmE'nt from bls garaee ..• A ZOO-pound safe on casters, coatalDlne $40 cash, was stolen from a closet In the master bed· room of Flora H. Howtaod, 3090 r embeath Lane . • . Paul s. Scbones, 1029 Pre- sidio Dr., reported the $263 theft of 3 wet suits and cash from his van in his drtnway •.• A 19'17 Buick Slcylark fllued at $5,595,32 was stolen from the west parldne: lot at Bauer Buick, 2925 Harbor Blvd. • THURSDAY, AUG. <I Donald J. Smith, 48, or 641 -A Shalimar Dr., suf- fered a scalp laceration aDd possible concussion, broken rib aDd Internal ln)Jrtes when his motorcycle, north- bound on Newport Blvd. at 23rd St., hit ttte rtaht front render of a car ahead of him attempting a right turn, rtrlven by MichaelS, Bleu, 17 I or 21)29 Balearic Or.-~ .. Renters failed to return a $205 refrigerator and a$100 exercise bicycle to UnJted Rental. 710 w. 19th st •.•. DenDJ.s J , Fineberg, 2740 Cardinal Dr., reported tlK> $492 theft of a radio pager, charger and 6 stereo tapes lrom his car parked at 2701 BATIK ARTIST Maccte Keodlt of CoMa Mtu Jb0w1 off Ollt of her cnatlooa, Her work Js on dtlplay becfJuW1r Sunday throua:b mtd~ember at the Morrls-Larcbmoat Gallery ln Los AllrelM. A UCI arts cra&aate, MIQie cooti..Dued her studies In Mutco and fell In loYe With tbe batik proeMS. Batik was dneloped In IDdootlla. It lnvolYes u11t1c a wu. coatiD( onr areas not to be dyed. By runn1nc tbe cloth thf'OUih several days, lDd "wutnc out" dltfereDt ar•• each time. several bright colors can be dyed into one piece of material," Agenda for planners Here, In order In which they wUI be discussed. are the subjects due to come be- tore the Newport Beach Planntnc Commission when U meets tord.&:bt, Aug. 18, &t 7 p.m. at City Hall: • EXCLUSION of the City trom Coastal Commission permit regulations tor most slncle-famlly and duplex construction, wl!t be studied, and the Commission is expected to recommend that the City Council accept the terms of the exclusion agreement. • RESUBDJVISION would create a parcel at 930 Ma- riners Dr., Harbor High- lands, for a slngle-fa!J\IIY home. • SERVICE STATION at the southeast corner of San Miguel and Ford, Harbor VIew Homes. \'IOI..Ild be built by Union Oil Co. if theCom- mlsslon grants a use per- mit. • REC, CENTER, with sklll pmes. to be built at 6100 w. Coast Hwy., next to Newport Shores, seeks a use permit. P U B LiC NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice Is hereby (I Yen that the Ptanntnc: Commission wlll hold a pqbUe hearing to consider proposed area· wide concept plans dealing .... ttl\ permitted land uses and development Intensities. These alternative concept plans are desl~toated '•CP-1", '•CP-0'' and '•CP- 10", for the CaMery VU- Ia&:e/McFadden Square Spe- clllc Area Plan area aoo were initiated by the City of Newport Beach. CAUNERY VILLAGE / MCFADDEN SQUARE SPE- CIFIC AREA PLAN • RESTAURANT with Harbor Blvd. · • · Four beer and wine would be buut tires aDd wheels were stoleo by Ronald Stief of Costa Me-~~ lheH:lck-~p ~~~:5 ~-sa on BrlstolbetweeoSpruce yes nc., and Dove airport area lt The City of Newport Beach is developtnc a specltlc ar- ea plan for the Camery Vll- lage/McFadden Scp,lare area of the City in three parts. The Orst part (Phase I) haS been cbmpleted and Involves a "research report" which outunes the exlstlng envi- ronmental conditions of the overall area aod urtlan rea- tures or each lodlvl<lla.l sec- tor, It was reYiewed by the Planning Commission of the City of Newport Beach PI February, 19'17. The secorK.I part (Phase n~ subject of this bearing, lnYolves the review and adoption of an onrall areawide concept plan, dealing with land use an;j development Intensity. The third part (Phase Dl) wUI involve the of Alrway Ave.; the vehlC'le was a use ~rmU Is grant'ed. l ~ft jacked up on cement • CARDEN SCHOOL of blocks , . . Flye micro- wave ovens nlued at $1,250 Corona del Mar seeks per-. were stolen from housesun-mission to Install tempor- der construction at the ary relocatable bulldl..ngs at northeast corner of Canyon 3300 Flfth Ave., CDM. Dr, and Wllson St., property • DUPLEX development of J, H. Gr.,orr Ooastruc-~tanda~ l"')J..l :be ths ~-, 1 Uo.o. Co •• 318? -G Airway Ave. )C!Ct of .~ ,P~s.ed build:ID~ ~e amiD<TJfleift. . ,,, BREAKFAST TO HELP • moat proerams area HEAR·IIORE PROJECT ETHNIC GROUP CLASS Included lathlspiannJ~pro- A pancake breatcrast will IS OFFERED AT 0. C. C. Ject Is bounded generally by be held Sept. 25 poolsfde at OCC Is presenting a 32nd Street and Z4th Street the Newport Beach Tennis course titled, '• Amer~ca 's on the oorth, Balboa Boule· Club, 2601 Eastblutr Drive, ethnic groups: their hlstor-vard aod the Pacutc Ocean Tb.ts eunt 1s spoosored by les.•· The class will survey on the west, 19th Street on Children's Hear-More 1n-over 35 etbnJc gr oups that the south, ilOd Lower New- stlblte 1n ooo)lbctloo wft!l make up AmE'rlca's ~la · port Bay and the Rhlne CI'Lan- the Newport Harbor Jaycees tlon. It will mE"et MoOOay, nel on the east. and the Newport Cosmopo. Wednesday, and Friday at Notice Is hereby fllrther Utan Cl.ab. 10 a.m. Another section ot given that said p.~bllc bear- The Hear-More Institute the course ls slated tor thE' tng wut be held on the 1st Is a non-pront organlz.atlon same days at 2 p.m. day of September, 1977, at providing an aruJJ.al summer The l-unlt class wUllook the hour of 7:00 p.m. In tDe camp tor deaf and hearing :1 t etlllllc groups from North-Councll Chambers of the ln:palred children. west Europe, SootbeastEur-Newport Beach City Hall. Breattast wtll be served ope, Africa, Asia, and the at which Ume an1 place any from 8 a.m. to noon. Mer-Western Hemisphere. a:ld all persons Interested rUI Bernhart, 9 Star This-Course Instructor Norman may appear and be heard tie, Irrioe, 92714, Is In C. Lumlan wtll also t.Uscuss thereon. c!)arge of tickets, basic genealogical methods Paul L. Ba.lalls,Secretary SGT. CLARK TRAINS IH THE NETHERLANDS Army Ser&:eant J. Edwin Clark Jr., wbose parents Uve at 306 Coral, Balboa Island, recently participated 1n the International four-day marches, at Nijmeceo, Ne- t!lerla.nds, sponsored by the Royal Netherlands Leaaue for Physical Culture. S(t. Clark Is a Morse code Intercepter operator wltb tbe U.S. Army loteUiceoce lDd Security Comma.od Field Station 1n Augsbuf'l, Ger. used In tnclng aocestry. Pla.n.n1ng Co mmission fall classes begin Sept. City of Newport Beach 12 . For registration lnlor-Publ.l.sb: Aq. 18, 1977, 1n matlon, phone 556.5735, the Newport Harl;)or EDSip. Glavas may be ~ lla~ Pallco Clllfll 1.-GlatU -_,lit--..& nUty P•• ..eb tltoacfal:"' .................... .._, _1,, bot _ ... DOt .... ldruell oat ot tbe nee. Mr. Glaru,_ll..,..... don _, u -poUcO Cbitt CbariM GroM WU non Ia, bu bella m ... tioDed ta reent w..U u a poulble Republlcaa prt- mary opponent of Martu. Berc:e10D. Mrs. Bera:eeon aDI'O'IDeed lut moatb that lbe Will re.! •' sl(a trom tbt N-rt-Ma;• sa sebOOl dlltrlct'l bol.ra of education to seek tbe~· ty nominatloo tor the 74ttl Assembly seat oow held by Democrat Roo Cordon of Saddleback Valley. Tbe par- ty prtmartes are scheduled for oext June, and the cen. era! elecllon tor November, 1978, Long-time CalUornta Re- publican Assembly offtctal Punster Creely of Newport Heights revealed last week that ''a oumber of cooser. fative Republicans hue shown a keen Interest In getiLnc Jim Glavas to run.'' Mrs. Bergeson, he said, Is considered a middle-of -the- road Republican. IY J . C. HUMPH Rtf S /.i./l,.,.,,,f.,,,,,~o ,." ':'"' Il l /!<,!1 \rto/<rH/ lilt d. fl u , I,,,.,, rll "~'" \1• '<alnnrl"'rl<~ '"' ,,.,,,,. (f.rJoo ."' \••fll ,, '' "" (1/rff.l .,ll\ '''' r:• 111' 11 1111 DINOSAUR GEMS Dinosaur bones 1~;:;:1 ded with gemstone rr ials have been uD<.arlneal In the mounta.lns rado. The bones be rellcs~~o~r\ilh~e~:~~~:~l Age, 160 when the bl&: dlnos that area, A Dutchman c red !ted with the fossils. The bones we re ciocl. of the bone replacing those cells mineral deposits. The de- posits Inc lude quart%, agate, jasper and red car. nellan. The gem colors blenrted righ t tntothl! rock- like bone, tur~ It Into what has been named''fos- sillzed dinosaur gem- stones." Cut and pollshed specimens are being turn- ed into pendants and other personalized Jewelry pie- ces. The phenomenon ol di- nosaur bones embedded with gemstones Is, of course, a very rare thlnc. In fact, this ts the first kno.,..n Instance ol such a combination. This aloflt! Is bound to make the ''dloo- gem" collectors Items. many. ""'0 squtltl W460M Men and Women's SPORTSWEAR A burclar unlatched a screen to ellter the resl- deoce of Blaoche B. Dowos, 3186 Madeira At'e., lakiD& about $100 cash • , , A beae vy-duty bclfter a003chlmo'- . skiDs madt-.Gp the $295 tbeft from tbe dttall shop area of Costa Mesa Oat.uo. Z845 Harbor BIYd. , , , Two Wal- letJ: witb cont..U nlued at $&80 were stolen trombtt.u- UclaDS Rutb All:l Hood and Sbella D. Carps 1D t shop at 1801 Newport BIY<I. ••• Ellta F. ·Mclloaald, 2'14 AJ. bt:rt Pl., I* prtMirt oo a podalbot It waa1 tho brat. ot her car 'tl'bk:b c&aMd mocltrate deatnctloo to tho olllcco Pnco wall ud coo- ttaU "' MinlaU . Plar<a, I'll Al>art Pl •••• • bor- 111r c.t a .c.,.._ NIIOfed GOLDEN WEST WILL BEGIN SIGH-UP SOON . auto trans . a~r eond•t•on•nr;. . tugr;age rae II lie •23 1 HML 1:11 TO 5:30 DALY, IWCLUDINQ IUNDAYI 1,.. -·rad ·-ud ....... ID to -.lock I door Ia a _._.,..,Ac .... • U'll ""'"" Bltd., 1111111 a hOO TV tot , , • Ajawalry bU of OOIIIM )lllnlrJ, a ...,. ndlo-Ciltlll.. .. fllrtr wta I --n ud I wrllt ft&c:' S1r4P tile MOOlloriiUJ-tbora- -., lluc7 A.. -wla,IO'IIc-IAM. Golden West Collece will beclll rectoterlllc lor tbt fall semester Friday, Auc. Z6, by appolrttmeDt. The f:lllte- mest.er starts Wooda.y, Sept, 12. RecUtntlotllobr-lat- moal oatr tllJ'OOCI> Stpt. a. .....,•"toe tor obtl.1.olQC a re- llllntloo ·-.. Tblrdy, Stpt, 1. Walk-LD. Alliin--.. ap-polalmtill btllDa Tlllr•r, Stpt, It ud ooatiDuN throocb TbO~•r. s.p, 22. IIIKE McDAHIB. IN SO. KOREA JESTS fta'fJ r.u mallt-.:e tacllllclu Ilia-lllcllatl E. llco.tal, -·ol Mr. ud Mn. 8al> I. llclltatl ., 101 -x-. eo. .. _ neooll1 putlelpalod ................ , ... _ 7'1"1a-...--. Re Ll ••Ill u a crw ... --*------.-............... I, $5899 '77 PORD &.ftii- V-8 . auto trans .. elr condl!lonmg power stHring, ~)()Wet tHee br...._ I*Jto. heat.,, . vinyl f'OOf, lOW rnl ...... Uc. •27DRSO StOCk ..... $41ft . '73 TOYOTA COIIOU.A J D001 4 eyt .. 4 WJMC~. r.ctio, Mater. 015 ...._,. 1279A 1668JFU $1 '74 PIHTO SY4110M WdOM 4 eyl .. euto. trans .. rtdk), ,.. ... tow mih,..a l Lk:. 1$5el.HW S.OCk •s:MA ·' ,, I f ' 1 ( I ( 2 ' !~ I • c NEWPORT HAR8)R ENSIGN PUS.tttED WEEKLY ·PG. 7 THURSDAY, AUG. 11, 1!77 C!!I*A DEL MAR. CAlJ F. REfiEWIMG opetac •• ld!rWes ldM$aled ta mtd-,.....,_, tor tbe Newport tfa.rt)or Art ...._m '• ..., bulldlac 1D Nnport c••r are1 _from left, Mra. AlYiD 8, Cox., KaJ VOD Alded»ract, 11r1. Jou P. Hai'Ddi.U Ud Mn. Jolill J. swtprt u tbe Handall bome OD Lido lalt. Tbe 11,000 IQIII&J'e foot, ODI-ICory beltldlDc 1FUl be located at 150 Saa Cltmeate qaift. Tbe bcalldi.Dc 1Dc:llldte 4 lltenor pllertel, u oabddl tallpbare ear- dell. 1 boobtore, llltormal lectllre room, admlal.stra- Un offtees, 1 *1r ll»ru"J, atWty kitctMD. Mrs. Palmquist heads N.B. Charity League MATTRESSES Xbr -a&aVILDDIQ Jrreplar Shapes .......... -. c.ttea COSTA llltSA IIIATTIUSS CO. 21JD ...... ,. .. ~ , ... _,,., ATTENTION IIIRACLEA N. IS LINOLEUM SALES -MHUCLEAN • COMPLETE SERVICES - CERAMIC TILE CARPET SAlES DRAPErN SALES PAINTING WAllPAPER LINOLEUM SALES l.EVLORS CLEANING OM! I Ut'OQJ!t .. -.ROC:. HeadiDC tbe oew slate of offtcers for MaUoaal Cha- rttJ 'Leque, Newport Beach Cblpttr, l.s Mn. Dooald Palmqat.t of Lido Isle. A r.ltdeat of th1l are for 14 yean, Mrt. PalmQUist moved bert wltb ber llllbud from Loa Aagele1, wbere lhe bad been atmlated wttb Ni- ttooal Charity Lague since abe was 13 yean old. Her daucbter, DoDDa, who 1s a '77 NaUooal Charity Leacut debatute, 'WUl be the llrst seeood geooraUoo deb from thtl chapter. Servtac wltl'l her on tbe 1977-78 board of directors, are Mrs. WUbur Layman, 1st Yice..presldeot; Mrs. John Briscoe, !od Yice-pre- sident; Mrs. Edward Coo- way, 3rd Ytce.presldent; Mrs. Paul Kobn, 4th Tlce- presldeli; Mrs. WUllam La- zier, recording secretary; Mrs. Barry WWiams, cor- respoodlng secretary; Mrs. Carlton HaPd, treasurer; Mrs. Dooald Hall, direc- tor of debutaote ball; Mrs. George Muacer, Immediate past president, and Mrs. Da- Vid Sldlliag, parllamentar- lan. The Newport Beach Chap- ter of Natlooal Cbartty League operates the Ttck- tocker thrtft abop, 540 w. 19th St., Costa Mesa. Tbe proceeds from thl.s s~ oow support the new Golden TI- mers Senlor CLtisen Ceater loeated at 114 E. t 9tl'l st., Costa Mesa. CHARTER a.osr«; SET FOR AUG. 29 Mrs. Joan Perla., chair- man pro-tem of Coastline B'oa.l B'rttb Women, lnntes all Jewish Women In tbe communities of Newport Beach, Irvine, Corona del Mar aod polats nearby, to join In tbe closiac of the charter at 8 p.m. on Aug- ust 29 at State Mutual Sn- lQCs and Loan, 4001 Mac- Artbor BlYd., aill)Ort area. Coastllne wt11 hold oo m- lnaUoos and elecUoo.s of of- Qcers at this meeUnc, aDd make plao.s for thelr l.nstal- l&Uon aod lnstltuUoo ln ear-700 17 October. Future meet- •=================• lnc• of the Chapter wtll SINCB 1949 DEPAftTM&HT 8TOA& OfJe" 9: JO AM. fO 6:00 P.M. D,;ty Clout/ s.,ttl~tys 6 NEWPORT IOULEVAID. COSTA MESA RENTALS AND SALES ROBERT'S TUX SHOP LATEST FASHIONS & COLORS Formel Weaf Ia Our Only.,....._ ·It Manets MON. -TH., ItS. ·10 .. 6 HOURS : flltl . 10 •• I ; SAT. t te s I ~at To Western Fedefl"l ~ntl II.OM AMOC 21U 1 . COAST HWY ., CO .. OMA OIL MAlt Phone (714) 840,..122 'WAYNE L. DAVIS, D.V.M. INNOUN CES THE NEW OWNERSHIP OF Stockton Small Animal Hospital PRACTICE L.IMITl!D TO DOGS, C A TS, I BIROS, SMALL ~XOTICS. BOARDING AND GROOMING BY APPOINTMENT leN &AIT COAIT HIOH.AY CO-.ON A o•L MA ... CALl If. 1•11 PHON. 11'0,_ APPOINTN.N T o-. lltURO.NCY •• ._VIC•t be held at state Mutual on tbe Zod Mooday oftbe moolh, becUWQC Oct. 10. TbU Is the lut chance to •ten the Charter, as all aames will bt submitted to Nattoaal BBW after the Auc. !9 meettQC. For more ln- formaUon call the area of- flee.._ 714-534-5880 (uen- lDiiJ. BRITlSH AFFILIATE BUYS LOCAL FIRM Acreemeat has been reaeMd Wbenby Arney RoM.tooe Corporattoo of A- mertea, u.s. a11Wate of a lD&jor BrtU.h matertaJs and miDJ..ac cr<~QP, wU1 acquJre HJdto CoDdiJt Coll)Ont:Soa from tta preseat OWDer. Mucor lac. lor ~W»ro11- matel1 $45 milUGL HJdro Coadllt, wttb bead- CIIIUU ... Ia Ne.rporf Beacb, u a le.dtll prodlletr of COIICNM ... Ud r.lated prodlctl ta tbe wMttn biU of tbe u.u.ct stat.. c. Mack Alberteoa. u Pnlidnt. aJo1i WUb .a.t-llc .............. W111eo.- tblt to bt rMPOIIIIWt *»' • tM ., ...... ,.nt&oal ot tMco....,. SPEED READ CLASS BEGINS TODAY AT Y Tbe Onact Cc,ut YMCA 11 otfertac a lpted r.dtDc Clall bec1DDlQC today, Auc. 18. Tbe class wUl meet Tuesday aDd Tooray en- ntaca. Tbe coarse ls opeo to adllltl as well as studeots. The class wtll be coocllcted by the E.LR. system under the dlrectlon of Dan Rosen- Local men on law faculty TllrM Harbor Are& resi- dtatl .,. 'moll tbt MW fa- culty membtrt for tht flU .. metter ~ Aac. Z5 u WNtero state UD1Yeralty Collect of Law. Fllllertoa. Newport Beach tu attor- ..., Wtuta_m J. FeflU80Dwlll teach estate and ctft tau- Uon. He II ai.Jio a Certltl- ed Publlc Accouota.J:d, h&v-mc majored ln acoountt.oc at Cal State University, Loa AQCeles. David Brickner of Costa Mesa, an attorney wtth of- flees in Santa Aoa, wlll teach coatracts. He fa a put pre- s ident of the Barristers of Orance County. He received his J.D. degree from UCLA. Jack Kayajanlao of Coro- na del Mar. an associatto wlth the Santa Ana firm of Dlg- don aod Baumgartner, wlll teach professional responsl- bUlty aod constituUooallaw. wasser· He ls a graduate or C aJ Cali t.te YMCA at 642-State University, Fresno, 9990 for more l.Dformatton. and Western State. eo.a. the wortd's larsest. wtll restore the hidden ' beauty tn your drapertes. C01t r~ and cleans drapertes. rehangs them Wtth perlect pleats and even hems And a Cott clean•ng prolongs drapery lite. SAYE20% ON CASH I CAllY CLEAIIIS wnHntiA ... D NOTICTION OP • • • S~:atc.._bggm HOM£S•APART.£NTS•~ ttl£ HOMU • OFFICES • WAU TO WAU CAitPET, flMNfTURl & DRAP£RIES Clf.AN£0 1ft YOUR HOME • DUP SOtl DTRAC· / TION MAKI:S YOUR CARPn SANI· TARY CLEAN! QUAUTY l SEJMCE. YOU CAN EXPECT FROM "THE WORLD'S LARGEST" FOit •••• ~Jift .1366-&42-0270!!!!. JLISTIMAft PHONI .,.,.,. -1 I• 1702 NEWP0n II.VD. AT 17111 St CDIT ~~~r~~~. ·-··QifiJI~ 1-•ttt.£"'T ' ~ IMWATCHID ntUCJtl DRAPERY. CARPET & ~STERY CLEANERS l ._,dl·~~ ~~ . ~~ ~~ · ..,\,. ~r ~,r ~ . Jf t ' P. ~ I -· ' • ~ Now thru Aug. 31st at NG'S NeWport Nunery aud Garden Center 1500 e. coast highway 644-9510 newport beach (next to irvine coast country: club and newport center) ~ ~--,. ~;,, =-·~.,..... .. ~ --.. ~~-- OPEM DAtL Y 1·30 -5;10 ' tu•D~Y 9':. -~· """-.. ·-... ..... -.. ~ -...... _ .. , ... _ .. --· ---_ _, .:-Jis~'f·,.;;;;-.;_· ---,_ ..... --· ---~:-:::--:--.. --:--::r ~ ~ * , -,-...;_ ... --.. ___..,. ...._ -~ .._... . ......... ....,.,:"" ---~ ...... -.. ""-~ , ... ~~· -... _. -• I ,. "A}> ALL POTTERY IN OUR NURSERY 10·% OFF (INCLUDING REDWOOD CONTAINERS, STRAW BASKETS AND ALL POTTERY) . AMI .lNG-1 name in califoml• hort~ulture since 1920 Free Delivery • Personal Charae Accounts BankAmerlcard \ t I • • • • • .. ' ' \ ~ L • What "'Does ·· the Landing NEWPORT HARBOR EMSIGN PUBUIIED WEEKLY ·PG. I TJIURSOAY, AUG. I, lin COIQA OE\.IIAR, CAUF, BIBLICAL NAMES, WORDS and PLACES . . on Mars Say About God? By Carl Mcintire From THE CU.RISTIAN BEACON Coii!Jir-N. J. -"""' ofthla ....,_ unlv-,in which you IIIII I . obl.tJIII.lbJ•Iat,lot-oa. In "C...Jt thou bind til~ rw«t ilt/bJtt~tu of tlw /'tflllldn. or 1oo1< ,,. boNb of Orion? O»ut thov btPw forth Muz.otll.fn hb MtDOn? or CMJI thou pld~ Atrftmu with hi.J IOifll Knownt tltou the ordlnllncet oflrtw!lm! QJMt tJtou •t th• dominion thlrco/ln tiN Hl'fhl" (Job But .,. are In 1 .. ry· tpeelll posltloft rOd~. In fact, wo are Ill a podtloa to .undentand what fa t-1 place and to toO odlen wtuol It Jo. "In the bopnn1na God creetsd the hemin and the earth. •• I .. ., lmp,...a with the fa<t tbal man II· MltChJni fot tift. He Ia on an upJontion tlyioa to lind out aometJUna. And I haYe in my po..akG and )'OU Me hero on lhil pulpit a Dtvlne Book, meds and pven to u.a by the ume voice and throush the ume channela u the God who mlde the unh>ttlt it.aelf; And thla Book arilealn Ita importance, tn iu sacrednt!l. in Ita llory. to make u.a realize lhat the lniWen to theto queatloos are In the Book we han In our hand1. I waol to dllcusa wllh you whit the Iandin& on Man hu to say about God. "ln ·lhe God .. :~ 18:31-31) JUNE n. Jt77 On Tuelday, man landed 1 robot on the planet Man.. Man is 212 mUUon miles away juat now. It il ·the flnt tbne th.lt anythtna made by man hu touched Mara. Tbe diltance ta so arnt thlt ln order to tend a stanaJ: out traveHngat the speed of light, 186,000 miles 1 tecond, it takea 18 minutes one way. Thirty-six minutes to and a message out and to recet¥e a messqe back. The whole workl has pauaed! Stood in .we! The m01t ex travapnt declarations htve come from the news media, the scientific world, the poUtkal world. Man ba been able to depoSit on the planet Mus 1 tciatlfk: laboratory with which he is seekin& to discover if thore b any fonn of Ufc there. Tbe entire operation, the perfection with which it was carried out, entin developments of this put week have made you think of God, the Almighty God. The fint pictures that were .tnt back and carried on our television screen. and immediately across the world, whkh we have now seen in our papers, look very much like the landscape of New Mexico or Arizona -dry desert, stones scattered, crested horizon. They have also made us think of our earth in comparison to Mart. In momenu like these we tum to the' Bible. Now Job could be the oldest book in the Bible. It is one of the oldest no doubt Abraham, Isaac. Jacob -Job was a patriarch. What interests one about the Book of Job is that it has so much in it about the stars, about the heavens. And in this text God says to Job as he is in the midst o f his pain and suffering. "Knowes1 thou the ordinances of heaven?" Now that is exactly what these scientists and these astronomers are seeking to search out. Their activity over these past ten years and the spending of close to a billion dollawi.s to the end that they could find the answer to questions like tttis. "Knowest thou the ordinances of heaven? canst thou set the dominion thereof in the earth?" "Canst thou bring forth Mazz.aroth io his season? or canst thou guide Arcturus with his sons?" (Job 38:32. 33). I do not know just how this affected you, but I have always enjoyed looking at the stars. Man was supposed to be the red planer and we could ~e it. There was a little verse that perb~ps.~e of you remember: Twinlde, twinkle, little star, How I wonder what you are, Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky. . Well, in the case of Man, it was a ruby in· the sky. But now we have seen pictures of it, and some of these men at the Space Center in Pasadena -I heard o ne o f them comment that within twenty years they expec ted that they would put a man on Man:. I wonder what man there may be who wq!fl~ like ,~p spend a ye,ar in a capsule ~lting out to .Ma~~--~~.hpw they 'would arrange it by that time. Sur thne Viking I men have dreams, and the dreams they see a.re in the real m of rea1ity and possiblit y. As we read the reports that came into our papers this week. we have one here announcing that Viking I would land on TueSday and that when it descended 10 the surface of Mars. it would be the most remarkable landfall thus far in the history of human uplontion, so said a New York Timer story, Monday. It landed and we saw the pictures, and then to our great amazement we heard the space laboratory deliver what it ca.Ded the first wearher re port from Mars. It Jtemed a routine and rarher uninteresting weather report, par1icularly for sailors; "Ught winds from the east in the ltte afternoon, changing to light winds from the southwest after mid nigh!; maximum wind was IS miles per hour." The rest, however , was definitely unusual The obsened temperature range wu from 120 degrees to minus 22 degrees Farenheit, and it wen! without saying that the chances of precipitation tomonow or any other tbne were zero. This was mankind's tirst weather report from Ma rs. It was issued last night at the "let Propulsion Laboratory here by Dr. Seymour H. Hess of Aorida State Univenity, head of the met.eorologk:al team analyz.ing ox idation on Viking I landing that set down on Mars Tuesday:· Another report teUs us that a Pasadena tcientist sampling the thin shell of air 5Utrounding Mars reported yesterday that all the ingredients necessary for the gene sis of life were probably once present in abundance on the distanl red plantt. Whether living things are still present on Mart, however, cannot be answered yet , said Dr, B. McEl roy, an atm01pheric tcientist from Harnrd University. But the chances are better than expected that life could have once been there. The pictures are continuing to come back fr om Man. The robot craft continues to transmit photographs from the rocky desert plain on Man. It also began today to open the lids of its soil sample hopper and the chamb ers of the light detection experimenu with all the steps reportedly proceeding without flaw. The spacecraft's three black-and-while photographs today showed a part of the terrain that was miSled in the earlier panoramic: views, a close-up of the immediate area where the soil samples might be coUected, and a view of the top of the vehk:le. The picture• were taken by the Viking's se<:ond camera, which had not been opel"'ted until now. Looking across the landJcape, the cameru pho tographed a subst.antial hill in the distance, a broad fleld of sand dunea. The ttory JOel on to say that there it 1UD a debate about whether the sky is blue or pink. Can you believe it? Man hal reached out to the 1tara. But they are the atan that are confined to the small 10lar system u w c:all It, in wh.ich there are nine known planeu. JOint about the sun, and among the nine Is a place called the earth, where you and I dweJL When you realize that our IUtJe solar universe with the sun at the center and our aws and moona ln their proper placa .,. ill m<Mna .ceordlna to a delianed and predetsnnlntld order on tcheduJe in perfection, II makes you pauae. It a b ... tfl.taltln& to mllu that thJJ Uttle JOiat J)'Jtem aolna about our tu.n ia juat a tiny dot ln che immen• u:penae of th.e unl¥ene thet hll to many lOW J)'ltemt In It that thly umot eownt them; thty cannot nen bePn to .-t tbom: j\ltt to "' a pO:t.,. of i *" out of 1M wt.di>w of tho llll<y ll'"f, • wa ,., '" It In -of ow .... ..,.,.. tod8y, *owl lhoulandt of ...-., red -... .... ·-........ ..-. and dw by Dt. O.vid L. Cooper • BIBLICAL RESEARCH MONTHLY (Continued out week) The Teacher In !he beainnlng God created the hu~en• 1nd the ur!h. And the unh WM w~te ;&nd void; •nd d,.rkneu w.u upon the f~ee of the deep: •nd the Sralrll of God moved upon the bee of the w<~len." (Gen. 1:1, 2). cause the necessary inference is that a Spiritual Being is the foundation and basi\ of the material universe-the Creator of all things. It is against Pantheism because it differentiares G'od from the material universe. It is against the philosophi· cal doctrine of idealism because ir affirm$ the ~octrine of God having created the material unive rse . Lord, who am I to teach th• way T'l 'li ttle c hildren day by day, So prone myself to go astray? I teach them k r.vwledge , but I kno w How taint they flicker and how low The candles of my knowledge glow. The assumption which lie~ back of the~ introdu ctory . words in the Bible is that the one true and livin g God is in existence. The writer of Ge nesis tell s us that back in that part of eternity called "the beginn ing" God put forth an act which brought into being rhe ma terial heavens and earth. Our writer assumed that God is-nowhere doe~ the Bible a !tempt 10 prove His existence. How did God create the universe~ we art not told in the Scriptures. When did He bring the universe into existenu'~ we are not told . The method~ which He employed Jnd tht• agencies-if any-we do no t know because no informat ion on that point ~~given . It is \ufficlent for u<; to believe and accept with unqualified confidence that "in rhc beginning" -in eternity past-God put forth a creative acl ·wh.kh re· suited in rhe existence of the m.ueria1 universe. God has His own witnes~s to a !test to His crecttive activ· I tl!aCh th em powet 10 wdl and do, e 'ut only now to learn ilnew ity. Concerning the5t' sllenr ob~n .. ers the Psalmiltt wrote, The heavens d«ldft the glory of God; Mv own great weakness t hru an d thru. I teach them love l or a ll mankind And all God's creatures, but I find My love com es lagg•ng far beh1n d . Lord, 1f their guide I s·t ill must be. Oh, let the little children see The teacher leaning hard on Thee. -l eslie Pinckney Hill And the firmament showeth hi~ h~ndiwork.. Day unto d~y uttNelh spce,h, And night unto night showeth knowledge. Theft Is no speech no• lo~.ngu .. ge; Their voice is not he•rd. Theil line Is gone out throul!lh "II the utth, Aud their words to the end <lf the world. In them hath he \tl • ubern1Cie for !he ~un . Whi(h i> •~ • bridegroom roming out of his ch•mber, And rejoiceth .i'> d strong m•n to run his cour~. His going forth is from tht end of the hedven~. And hh ,rrcuit unto the ends of <t : And !here is nothing h<d from the hul thereof. p\.,tm t9: 1-fl In Genesis 1:2 we are told in our common tramla rion~ that "the earth was wirhout form, and void." A more litt'rJI translation would be ''and rhc earth bec4mc a dc-.olillion and a wastt." Yet we <~retold in IY. 45·18 th.ll God did no r create the earth a wa~tc : for thus s•irh lehov•h thlll crc~tcd the hc,lv~n~, th~ G01.l thdt formed !he urth <~nd mdde it. l h~t c~ldbli\hctl 11 ~nd ~•rJted 11 not • waue, th•t formed il to be inhdbiled: I .. m )t,.,u .. ~h ; Jnd there i~ none else. Only rhc fool ha ~ )did tn hi~ hc.1rt, "Tiwre i~ no God." Since Gen. 1:2 telb u ~ thai I.'.Hih was a WJ~te, cvkknrl~, •I Wili reduced to J ~IJ!r of dl.',olJtion after God crc.ttccl 11 , p•c~uppo,.ing ~orne dcv,hiJting catot\trophe, When thtl\ wrr~ked the entire world wa' )Uhmcrged 111 WJt cr Jtld d.trJ... nes~ hroodcd upon the f.tce ot thl' deep. What Can I Give? What can I givP tiJ MF.:\1 whose empty eyes Trouble my thinking at th is crucial time? Lord, make me humble, loving, stron~ and wise. That I may GIVE THEM CHRIST, t.he crucified. Let me not chnnse the lesser gifts of earth, Only thtt one who ilt bruti~h Jnd perverted in his thi•ll-..tn~. whu don not WJnt Ill bclu.!v(' in God, will deny the cxi~t · cncc ot J Supreme lk in~ "in whom we live • .md move Jnd h.tve our being," A~ to who wrc<.kcd the l'Jrlh c~nd wl1 ,11 !TIC,IIh wc•e em· played in hringing Jbout thl~ Jt,,,~ler thL· Scriptwc'od1111111 hint ; but whenever we cJrL'Iull-. ,rudy thl' lltbl(' .1nti 1.:-.u·n I rom it about the char Jeter .<nd .ntiwdc (II S,n,m tnw.Jrd C.ud. suspicion l ,t ll~ upon hm1 We m.~y be lCfl,,irllrom thl' mJny Scnp1Ure5 thJt S.ttdn, whll w.ts a t ltf\t tht• .tnotnll•d cherub !hilt cuvereth, h.1~ sworn cterrlQI \'CI1g<'.tlllc' J)l,,t itht God and Jll who .ttl! Ill lt!l luw .. blp w•th Him . H,• '' tlw ,,,u.,._• uf every evil c.ll.!mity Jlld dt,,hla thJ! tltcttr' 1rl tlh' tmi - ~er\C. He i~ behind o~ll w.~r~ .ttld tOnfli~h-H,• will Ulfl ltlltiL' to play I hi\ role unril God put~ h1m in hi• pl.tt.c lhl' IJJ...l' .,f fire wlwre he will be forever Jnd <:H'r Wilh ,til wh~1 wtll tn,o;ly I oil ow h1' l!(Uid <~nee , That pass in dust and are futility; Lord. at the sacred season of Thy birth, l..efld me from giving THINGS to giving THEE. W hat can I j:!ive to THEE, 0 God a bove? ITherP is little that our God could need ) The -foul h~th ~d•d "'hi, he.u1, There 'is no God, r hey Jre (01- •uflt, they hJvc dune ~bumm~blc wvrk~: 1}!crr <I none th~t doe!h good.(P\.14:1) / A~ .t ,m,,1( child I would looJ... up tnt o th~· lu·,rvcn~ br d.ty Jnd h~· rw~hl ,,nd could rctogni1c th.1t th.:rL' mu't be .,omc ~fl'dl fliiWt'r who conliflh th(• n1t1Vl'll1Cnh 01 lhL· hc.tvcnlv bodic' "' WL'II .t'o uur C.t llh lhou)l,h I Could h.1VL' wry lillie conccpt1on of Him .1 11d t~f Hi' rl•l.ttion .. hip lu the wnriJ, I WJ\ cunvintcd lhdl tlwrc w.t' .1 Bei ng whu w." ,t,mdin~ bdck of thi., rndiL'IiJI uniVL'I\t', L,,u,in!l,tl to lll fl _ And yel, in all my dreams, Thy heart of Jove Is wounded still: I see it break and bleed With naught to staunch the flow-except I bring Some ransomed soul. called home from wandering. Ge nesis 1; 1 i~ dg.limt ,t\l1c1'm tn th.tt 11 .~ .. ~ume-. the l'"- "tcncc c~l .1 Supreme Being. It I\ .tgainst m.ttcri;lii'>m be · Accon.lin~ w Gc•n. I , G•ld tuuk ,,.,; d.l\, t<> wrccJ...tgc wr nu)(ht by thl' Ull)(<ll.tl (JI.IIII ul)l\·· 11 in tcrc~lmg to \ludy thJI .tccuunt. -HI!Ien Frazee-B ower. 'Tiiqs the Lord SOUL WINNING by Waller L. Wilson '"~tUOLA BitOADCASTER, La Mtrat2a, CtUt. O NE OF TUE MOST IMPORTANT min· istrie11 in which everr child of God should be engaged is personal t>vangelb m. I want to share several rf'asons with you, pointing out why lhi11 i ll our paramount responsi · bility. make u11 :-;oiled. An)' dodvr nr nurse going into tht> operatin J{ roo m musr be certain to wear that which is ~tlerilized. WhPn you go to glory, you mu!'t be purged from all unrl.·annt·s~. All of the •'"idence:< of wic k(•dnt>~l< and !-lin mu11t b(' compl•·tely taken away. Chri.~t elothel'l \HI tlwn in the spotless robe11 of His rightt·nu snt'~~. BAPTIST BIBLE TRIBUNE by Dav id W. Smith "And God said, Let us make man in our image. after our like- nelS. and let them have domin· ion over rhf! fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over rhe catrfe, and over all tht! earth, and over every creeping rhing rhar creeperh upon the eBrth. "So God created man in his ow:~ image, in the image of God created he him; male and female crea red he rhem." -Genesis 1:26,27 "This is the book of the gen. erations of Adam. In the day that God created man. in the likeness of God made he him;" -Gt!nesis 5: f The Bi!Me declares several t ii'I'MH that man is created in God's image. We are created in His image tnd after His likeness. To put that in common, everycNy language, God ma<le ul and put within us some of the same persorw~lity ·uaits He pos- sesses. For ins~nce: knowledge -the Bib4e teeches thet God is all·knowi~. When He created mall. He imparted to him some of His knowledge. Will -just as God pcmesse' a will. He 1lso has given to man • will. or a right to choose. Love -accol'ding to the Bible. God is love. He made us in His own im19f. and after His likeness; so He irnperts, to us the tbility to love. Hatred -the lord h•tn:. .,d He has given you and me the ~ity to hate. You may say, .. But this is in· conslstent with what I h..,..• bnn taught. l'vt been taught tht Bible eqndemns Ntred •nd pro- nounon iudtmtnt on mo. who hate. Now, you"rt glllng me dm God hMn and upeca me to d(, the Nfl'\l, .. Let me ••PIIn. God does oondttnn 1ht hatr1d of men. "7hou I!IWt not M• thy bro-In rhino '-t ... • Ltv. t8:17. ""H•-lllfmtfh up wl'-·· • -tai0:12• ·~~o -.. , ,. " In 1M //tilt ond -,. brolhir. " 1 .... in darkness even until now." 1 John 2:9 'Whosoever hateth his broth- er is a murderer ... " 1 John 3 : 15. "If a man say, I love God, and hateth his brotht!r, ht1 is 11/i· ar ... " 1 John 4:20 • Jeremiah 31 :3 declares thlt God loves man with " ... .n tiVf!f· lasting love ... " Because God loves men, we too should love h1m. Good Of bad. healthy or sick. ric;:h or poor, intelligent 01' not, dean Of dirty, it makes no difference. God lows man with an "everl.st· mg love" in whGtBVIH condition he may bt-in, and so should we. One time a Sunday school teacher came to me and said__!!he was having problems in her clan with one li ttle boy. I asked her what the prob!,em was . She said, J .. 1 just car1't love him. He's too d•rtY. Everytime he comes near me, I want to turn him away.'' What a rerribte thing to say. There •s no juuifiahle reason for not lovi ng man and his soul. God lovn man, and tells us ta do the 18me . But there are some things that God hates, •nd He expects us to hate them also. God hates graven im-ves. "Neirhftr lh•lt tltou •t thtltl up MJY im.,.; 'I#Jich th• Lord rhy God ~teth.,. Deuteronomy t6:22.God hltn ur•ven im.ges. A oraven ifMgll is a at.Jtue made of void, silver , stont 01' wood whict\ h.s been cerved, or mttnufiiCtUrltd by mon. In Exodu' 20:4 the Bible ttll' us that we •• not to mekt an lm.ge o1 anythlno 01 anyone. "Thou 1/J.tt not nvke un.to thw .,.,y ,....., ,,..,_, or MJY file. n• ol.nyrhlnf ht Ia in ,_,. .-J .bo.-., or th4t ;, In 1M ..rh ,.,_th, tX Nt i• In tiM awrw . under tlttl ..nh ... God Hatoslt It doetn't !Nke on. bh of dlfftrtnct who chit ii'Mglt Is of; God hna it. .Jttus., Mwy, P.wr, · p..,l, Chrit-. Pion"' whet· .....,. -vou Mml It, Md God NtttiL It -.•i -., any dlffor· ence where il is located ~ God still hares graven 'images. Wear il around your neck, hang it on your wall. plac;e it on rhe dash of your c3f.--put it in your front yard, or even at the churCh , It's still wrong. A visiting missionary and I visited a Greek lady a few days ago. and tried to win her to Christ. She asked us in to pray with her. She started to get down a candle and a statue. We asked her why . She said, "I nev· er pray unless I have my candle burnino. and my uatue in front of me." How this displeases the Lord, who hates greven images. Not only should you not make graven images, but Exodus 20:5 says, "Thou lhalt not bow down thy•lf to them ... " All wtlo do so ..-e guilty of idolatry and accordino to 1 Corinthians 6:9 ': .. W/1 not inhHit the kin~ dom of God." In Daniel chapter 3, Shad· rack, Meshack, and Abednego chose r.1ther to be cast alive into a fiery furnace than to bow down to a graven image or statue of Kino Nebuchadnenar. They made up their minds that the on- ly one worthy of their worship was AlmiQhty God, not some . graven image. They wert fully wtiiH'IQ to· suffer the conse- Quences, if need be, to 'tand tor wh1t was rtght. God hltes gr-...en images. So did ·Sh.ctrac:k, Melhack, and Abednego, Wid 10 should we. If vou are guilty of tud't .a thing. a..,. I$ only one thing for you to do, md tNt Ia to r.pent of it ... F~ fh., • •,. ,. olfrprirw of God, ""'OUfh r nor to think tiNt tit• GOdltHd 16 lift uttCO fO/d. « lilwr, 01' ..... ,.,., by ., .,d ,.,~, ""'""' Firs t 0f all. without Ch rist. a man is dead to God. He doesn't have t hP facility, nor does he dPsire. to listen to the Lord. There is no urging within him. except, of course, that which the Holy S pir it gives, to seek thf' Saviour. White God love!! him, he will not be reconciled to the Lord. Spir ituall y. ht> if'~ a corpse. I :<~ thi:<~ tht• way with you? God ('ails but you don't reply. He com- mand:-~ but you don't obey. Hf' loves but you don't respond. We a:<~ bP- l iel'et:<~ need to bring dead peoplt-the -'Cift of et ernal lif P. The wages of sin iil death but the gift of God ~~ ettr· nal life. Salvation i.'l not something onP work~. prays or weepA for. One must go to th~ Saviour trusting His lif~> and ~oul to Him. Tht> second reason for personal evangelism is that the uMaved man ill blind. Since he can't Set' anythina in t he Bible. he isn't interested. There i8 no mean ing for him. He looks at the Psalm11 a nd they bore him. HP lookf'l at Chronicles and it tires him. Ht< looks at Matthew and it di Mtre~KE'~ him. He could PVE'n read the sard of haiah and nt>ver sPe the Lo'rd J esu!l at niL Christ said, ''Ex- cept a man be born again he cannot (Ire thp Kingdo m of God.'' By takinr the Gospel to an unsaved person, his ey('R and mind can be opened. The third reason for per.onal evangeli~<~m if'l th,at the un!IBved per- f'IOn il'l wicked in God's sight. How many sin~<~ have you committed? Suppose you ai n ten times a day ; sin~ of ignorAnce, presumption and thoge causing other people to fall. That would be 865<1 in one yur, or 36,600 in len years. Take a good look at the record. If you !law two anake~ come into your house, one a cobra and the oth· et a poiaonoua rattletnake, would you a11.lc , "Have you ~n a nice f'lnake? Have you bitten anybody late- ly 1 It not, then you can live in my house with me." Of eoune not. God knows the thou1ht, PUJ1KIM and in· tent of rvery individual. We are all wicked. Apart from the ~eemtnr work of J eaua Chrlat, none of ua C<lu1d live with the Lord. The fourth reaton for personal "'And fh• rima of thll lfnor· evanrellam 11 tlrta-t man le undtan. ~ God wlnt.d «.; bur no• Thl• Ia whr he ean't enter fnto God'1 comffWtdltt .JI mM ..,.,. ~=~ s:i~~~Tb. u.C:U~:Q eo:~ to-• Aca 17:211.30. God caa roto bea••• Ia to·bo cJ.nNd b7 ho.O. • ._ 1-the blood of ChriaL Ht loY• to do It -for JOU. You couldn't poulblr tab (Colltllled eat ft.) your eta to bea'ND, IYft If for 101M ttrann rtNOn 70U wuW to. BIDI ,. The fifth reason for penwnal <'\·an· gelism i~ that man naturally. apart f rom God'11 Son, is an (•nemy uf thP Lord . It wal'! tru" at the time of the crucil\xion: it is just as true today, for the mob call s out from nngry and vi le lips. "We will not hav•· thi ... man to reign over UP.." Tht> on I)• way a miln can be a friend of God i~ through the On•' who make ... inter- ceMt ion for us "with groanings whic h cannot be uttert'd" f Rom. 7 :25 ). The ti:rth reason for peAODal evanrelism it that a man it human and human th lnge cannot inherit that which is divine. Thi1 ia one t'U· ton why we have more than 240 branda of rellrion in the Uaited States. Unsaved people ftrure 'out tome phrase out ot context so they ean ttart a new cult with their own views. You &ee, it Ia u aimple u this : a ma.n ha~ to ha.ve eternal lite to un· dentand eternal thinra. No dof, no matt,r how t\ne it may be, can under- atand hum&ll thin18. No hone, no matter how expenaive it may be, can understand human thinQ's. There muat be new life Jmparted and im- planted in our aoula. Thill ia the only way we can undentand the thin111 that are holy and ri1hteout<1, The lut rea80n 1 want to point out to you ia baale for, without Chriat. man ia lost. He doean't know where he Ia .-oinl' and u~tually he doean't care. Only the Saviour could aay, "I am the way., the truth, and the life; no man cometh unto the Father but by me." He wantll to ftnd ua, tor "He came to eeek and to aave that which wu loat." Take eour- a.p; 10 rirht to the Lord Jetua Chri1t and He will save your 10111. Ara.ln, a tlnner ia dead, blind, wicked, uncl••· an enemy, hUIDan and l01t. ThtN are the aeven cohdl- ttona of an un .. ved penon which 1hould compet ua to fuUUI our l't'- epoulbllitJ of eoul-winnlq. Rave JOU ,.poDded to JOUr duQ't WiU then be IOIDtetWOe elae in ·HMvu b. caute of what you Mve dona f Oat- a'ldo of 11M joy tAat ftlla • ...,., heart tkrouP a&tntloe, U.erw it ao<~~lnw e1aa to _.. wiU. U.t es· bllanlloa wlllcb -Ia -lac uotbtr lolo U.. pallt..., of -..aJ IHtl • • • ._ .. ____ ... ........................... -. • • • ~U8LI C NOTI C! I'ICTJTIOUS 8USIN£SS WAMIITATIKEMT ,. fDUowlal ........ clotlllwt'M•UJ (A)Mtn1 (J) IUro Bt»rta. JOe-1/1 S. lt., N.-porthaeb, CA. tiMJ: Rola,J .. IIWlerlr .. 101-1/1 3$tb St.. Ntwport B-.e' CA. 92eel: Mkllhl f' .. riD. 4108 TeM(Iale. stu- dio CltJ, CA. 11604. ThJa ............ eocdad- ect bJ a c-uaJ p&l"tDerablp. SJpld: lon MWtrJr. '~"faa. -.mtllt na IUid •&til tile couaty cS.rk of OT- up Co.aty Aat. 10, 1r77. Pal>lllb: Alar. u, Z5, Sept. 1, 8, 19'17, In the Newport Hamor Eutgn. F -802!7 PUBLIC NOTI C E FICTmOUS BUSINESS NAta: STATEMENT Tbt foUowt• peraoo 11 cloUic busloess u: ltl&lld Ma.rtDe, 114 lQrtoe AYe., Balboa lslud, Cal. 92&82: Guy D. Webster, U4 War- IDe Aft., Balboa lalaod, Cal. US&!: Frances E. Webs ter, 111 MariDe Ave., Balboa 18- lalld, Cal. 92662. Tb18 bu~as ls co~ct ed bJ ID I.Ddlvldual. Signed: Fruces E. Webster. TilLs statement was filed wttb tbe county clerk of Or- uce County Aug. 12, 1977. Publish: Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8, 1977, In the Newport Hutor Ensign. F -80372 P U BL iC NOTIC E S-86132 FICTlTI()US BUSINESS NAME ~ ATEMEN1 The following persoo ls dolac business as: Canaday 41 Associates, Inc., 16781 MUUken, lntne, CA. 92714: four Sall Properties. Inc., CaiU. corp., 16781 Mllltken, Irrlne, CA. 927 14. This buslness 15 conduct- ed by a corporaUon. Corporation Name: Four SaU Properties, Inc., Chris Ca.oaday, Pres. This statement was tUed wlth the county c lerk of Or- ange County Aug. 10. 1977. Publish: Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8, 1977. ln the Newport Hart>or Ensign. F -80208 PUBLIC N OTICE S-85839 STATEMENT OF ABAN- DONMENT OF USE OF FIC- TITIOUS BUSINESS NA ME The following person has abandoned the use or the ftctitlous business name: J. D. Properties , 4539 Rolbury Road. Corona del War, CaJ. Uorala 92625. The Flctutous Buslneas Name relerred to above was filed tn Orange COWity OD June 27 • 1977 . LN L Bromlley, 4539 Rox- bury Road, Corona del Mar, CaWornla 92625. This business W"as con- dUcted by an individual. Sllfned: Lee l BromUey. This statement was filed with the county clerk ot Or- qe County Aug. 11, 1977. Publlsh: Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8, 1977. ln the Newport Rubor Ensign. F -7 8068 PUBL IC N OTICE S-86140 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe following person Is dot• business as: RusseU • Aaoclates Sales Consult- ants, 888 Saodeastle Dr1Ye, Corona del Mar, Callfornla 9!625: Richard F. Russell, IDe., Callloroia corp., 888 Sandcutle Drtve, Corona del Mar, Callfornla 92625. Th1s bustoess Is conduct- ed by a corporation. Corporation Name: Rich- ard F. Ras1ell, Ioc., Rich- ard F. Russell, Prestdeat. This statement was tlled wttb the county clerk of Or-anc• County Aug. 11, 1977. Publish: Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8, 1977, lD tbe Newport Hart>or Enatan. F -80276 PU B LIC NOTICE 8-86139 • FICTtTtOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEIIENT Tbt l)IJowtJic per.oM are dolllr butneSI U : El Dorado B.. Y. RtDta.la, 108?0Kalama Rlftr Road, FouiUJD Valley, . CaldDna 9!8<17: Ptter Bry- ut. ltoe W..t R.,mar sm.t. sua Ana. CA. m~ Terry Bartlett, 4281 SkJlart An.e. lrYtDt, CA. 9!714: Bnce Coooer, 1555 M .. Yerdt Drift Eut. 118..0, c.ea .. -. CA. 9tets: Pial Dtaor, 18101 GodlDIIO A•e. ... C•rrttoa, Callt>nll tcnOl; Rlcbard Z..a.laa, 4114 ··-· dt Lu Floret. YOlk LI.Dda, CA. _.; WIIIJaa P. Wbttledp, Jr., au Locut A•-•· Loll hac' CA. toiCn. 1"llU ........ ooaet- ... .., .... nl part.rllldp. .... WWu P. w.at. ...... ,,. I ftia ........ aJed ,. .. ORitJ e,t.k ol Or- ~ Co1attJ Alii· l!t_ 1m. .,,,.., ............. .... .. ,, ''"· .. a."""" ..... lllpL F..., PUBLIC HOTI Cil FIC Ill iUU1 8UEfiiS M.AIIIITA Tllllln' TM IDbowill penoa 11 ......... -~ a.-.... ud Coasaaerce, 4170 CIIIIIIU DrtYe. a.tt. J, MIWJC)It BelebJ.. C.U.... tie: DciMJd otut W'tllb. 1514 Oceu 81~ c.a. del Mar, CA. taen. n.t. baii.Dea 11 COidllet- ld by u ldt'ldlal. Biped: Doaald G. Wtibb. Tbls lltattmeat wu f1lel1 •llh tbt coallty eltrk ot Or- UIP Cou~&y Aac. I, 1 '¥11. PllbUib: Aac. 4, 11, 18, 25, 19'17, lD the N.-port Harbor Ens~ F-79774 PlJBLIC ~O TICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST A TEMBNT Tbt toUowtac per.on ts dotDc bustneu u: Jack Ly- ducb Eaterpl'iMI, naz Cbamptoa. WMtmtnater, CaUL 2e83: Vt.Deeat Jos- epb LJdllcb. 8982 Cba~ Westminster, Calli. 9taas~ Tbls business 1s coodllc- ted by an 1Ddhidul. Stped: VlDceat J. LydQcb. Thla statemeat was ftled wltb the couDty clerk ot Or- qe Couaty July 28, 1 '177. Pti)lisb: Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1977, 1D tbe Newport Hartor Ensf(n. F -79576 PU BLIC N O T ICE FICTmous BUIDa:SS NAME STATEMENT The fo:towtng pereoo ts dotog business as: Rhaahu.n Yuste, 710 Fernleal AYe., Corona del Mar, Call!. 92625: Ira J. Ra.JboD, 710 Fernleat AYe., Corooa del Mar, Calli. 92625. This business ls cooduct- ed by an 1Dd1Ylckla.l. Stped: Ira J. Ralbon. Tbls statemeat was ftled wtth the county clerk of Or- aage County Aug. 8. 1977. Publlsb: .Auc. 11, 18, 25, Sept. 1, 1977, lD the New- port Harbor Ensign. F -80060 PU B LIC N OTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followtng person is doing business as: Turldag- ton Business Management: 943 Cedar Place, Costa Me- sa 92627: Jaclyn JUl Turk- Ington Lee, 943 Ceda.r Pl., Costa Mesa, CA. 92627. Tbl.s busloess ls conduct- ed by an l.od1ndual. Sl(Ded: J. J ill TurldDgtoo L&e. This statemeot was ftled wlth the county clerk of Or- ange CowltJ A8c-1%. lr77. PubU..b: AQc. 1a. zs.Se&Jt. 1, 8, 19'7'7, b tbe News-rt ~rbor Ensign. F -803'73 PU~LIC N OTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The foUo.t.og person is doing bustness as: Ms. Mtntt' fantasy, 114 Acate Street, Balboa lslaDd, Calll. 9Z66Z: Deborah Mae Walt- ers, 14-40 N. Calllornt.a AYe., La Pueate, Callt. 9174-4. This buslDess Ls conduct- ed by an 1od1Y1dual. Signed: Deborah M.. Walters. This statemeot wu rued with the county clerk of Or- ance County Aug. 10, 1977. Publlsb: Auc. 18, ZS,Sept. 1, 8, 1977, lD the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -80213 ~BLIC N O TIC E FICTITIOUS BUS[NESS NAME STATEMENT The foUowt.og persoas are do.lng business u: San Joa- qulD tdaoacement and 1Au- 1Dc co., 13922 na.u. Sal.lb Ana, CaUl. 92705: BrysooE. Hickman, 1947 Port Bllbop Place, Newport Beacb 926&0. This busl.nels Ia COidaet- ed by an 1Dd1Y1daal. Stped: Bryeoo E. Hickman. This statemeot was ftled wltb tbe couaty clerk of Or- IDJt Coul&y Aug. 11, li'77. PubUab: Aug. 11,25,8epL 1, 8, . 1977, In the N..-port Hamor E nsJcn. f -803'71 ~U8L.IC NOTIC E PUBLI C NOTICE FICTITIOUS BOSINESS NAME ST ATEWE!fl' Tbt followill( pereoa 11 dole bul.Deu aa: Newport Bay Prot ... lonal BaUdJ.ae, 2411 E. Coalt Htctnray, Co- roo& t!el Mar, Calli. 9Z&Z5: Domelllc Cacto, 146 Sbore- cUff Rd., Corona del Mu, c aUf. 91625. Tbt.s baatnes• Ia (l()ldaet- ed by aD IDdln~. Slped: Domelllc C aclo. Th11 ltattmellt wu rued with tbe eouty clerk of Or- qe Couaty Aag. 8, 1~7. PubUab: Auc. 11, 18, 25, Sept. 1, 1977, ln tbe Ne•- port Harbor Eufcn. f -80055 PUBLIC N O TI C E FICTITIOUS BUSINEss NAME STATEMENT The followtne peraoo is dol• bus1Dess as: Marana- lila Aceoey tor Travel, Acen- cy for Travel, 38 Brook- hollow Drive, Sa.ata ADI, c a- lit. 92705: Tours of the Way Inc., CaiUorala corp., De- eermer 6, 1~3. 38 Brook- hollow DrtYt, Sa.rta ADI, Ca - llf. 92705. Tb18 buslntss 1s COOilact- ed bJ a corpon.Uoa.. Corporattoo Name: Tours of the Way IDe., lsnel Car- mona, Prestdeot. This statement wu rued with tbe COUDty clerk of Or- anre County Aug. 8, 1977. Publtsb: Aug. 11, 18, 25, Sept. 1, 1~7, 1n the Newport Harbor En.stcn. F -80048 P.U BLI C N O TICE S-85818 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followtne person 1s dolnc buslDess u : AnD!e•s JewelrJ Sbop, S20 Mu1De Ave., Balboe Island. Caill. 92662: Tbomu BoyaJtan. 5715 ColfU AYe., North Hol- Jpood. Callf. 91801. T\11 buiMU 18 ~c:t;. ed bJ an ildYidlal. Sfroed: Tbomu Boya)lu. Tbls statemeat na flled with the oouaty clerk of Or- qe CoaDty July 15, 1~7. Publish: .Aug. 11, 18, 25, Sept. 1, 1'177, lD tbeNewport Hart>or Enslp. F -79011 P U BLIC NOTICE S-85822 FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe followlnc person is do1JII boaloess as: FlYe Polnt Cleaners, 18641 Malo st., HuDt1D(too B•eh, Ca. 926-47: Y OUD( leap Wbang, 6401 W U- oer AYe., 15&4, Huntlngton Beach_ Ca. 92&47. This business ls coDduc- ted by an 1Dd1~. Slptd: Y OUIIC Kap Whuc. Tbll statemeat wu rued with tbt couDty clerk of Or- anre CoaDty Auc. 2, 1977. Publis h: Auc. 11, 18, zs, Sept. 1, 1977, In the Ntwport Rubor Eutp. F-7~96 P UBLIC NOTI C E S-85819 FICTlTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe tollowial penoo 1s dot. ballneSI u : M. l, Inc., 14)02 Macmapd&, Mls- sloo VIe)), CalUonala 92$'75: MtiNrJmlth lDdlastrt.. -a CaJltorDla corpontioD. 24301 Madrup.da, Mlutoo Vlt)), Ca.Worala 92$'75. Thta buatAeu I.J oooduct- P u BLI C NOTICE td bJ 1 eorporatlOG. S-86113 Corporatioa aamt: Mu- FICTlTIOUS BO'SlNBSS 8trtmlth lldutrl•, Robert NAME STATEMENT M .... nmltb, Pru. Tbe toUoW~c penoa an Tbt. atatemtllt wu Gled dotDC baatoeu u: D a B wtU. tbt eo~aty cltn ot Or- O..elop...-Coq~aQJ, nu uc• ContJ Aac. z, 1r77. ~ eout u ......... l!i.. .... -Ml.Lib: •-. n, 11, 25, Do •--..uwa1,~ -• ..... Coroaa del Mu, CA MU$: $tilt. 1, 1977, 1D tiM Newport Dartd P. O.LaDeJ, 4101 Rutlor EDidp. F -79'182 Ca.mdtD Drift, Coroaa del p U 8 L I C N 0 T I C E Mar, C A 91U5; Sbeill A. • DeLaocy, 4801 Camet. S-11115 DrtYe, CoiODl del Mu. CA nc'I'ITIOUS BUBDmSS tJUS; OlloD r.a..taMat MAD 8T.ATBI&MT Co~! a ~ TN -Dowtlll*'.,.. art COqJOHO of Wtl1Jam Ba.. dOIIII .... _., u: ...... r. rock. PMnl p&rtMr, 1144 ut Mal. liNt loell:lllnt W. kJ A...._ RnpoJt 1t... , ...... ValltJ, CaUl. Bieda. CA aMI, ud l4lla ertoe, TMID ........ 11101 M. Bluoe" r-nl putMr .. ..... Ct., r--... ot Ol.a ..,...,.., Co•-.... .,. C.aJf.: ...,... K. pqr, JUt w. 8Q A•--, .. ,. .. u.e -. ..._" Newport S.C.. CA .... ct.. P11 t 1e fiDirJ, Caut. nla "er'?J I 18 OIMilet-"ftttt. h$131 .. t ' et- edbJA,_.alp1J11e~. ed'ra.-.IJil$ $,. ..... Dnlct '· o.a...., ................ '1111111 '* 1111•111 wu lied ·lftll Mr Jlt,.. ... wD .. ...,~.,Or-,. .. ....., ...... Or • .... ft: t.. ... 4. ''"· ..... c.a.&r lllr .. ''"· ........ ,, ...... M'+Aifii.U.l,. t. a. 1m, • a. .. ...,. ._.a. am, • .. ~ lutier I...._ r.'rtfM ...... I <p r:ftiii PU8L.IC NO'TICIE PUBLI C NO T ICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAaP.: sT A TEMEJIIT Tbe tollowlac penoa ls dotnc bu.stneu u : Travel Network -Paelftc Cout, lDc., 400 Campu Dr.,Sidte 101, Newport Beact.. Ca.: Tranl Network -Paclfte Cout, IDe., Delaware Corp., 4630 Campo Dr., Slllte 101, Newport Btaeb, Ca.~. Tbll bulDesa la eoldlc- ted by a corporatioll. Corporattoa Namt: Travel Network -Paclftc Cout, lac., ~1111 J. Burchett, Vloe- PTes. Tbls statemeDt wu tlled wtth the couaty clert of Or-anre COCUitJ July 28, 1'177. Publllh: Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1~7, In tbe N.-port Harbor Ensign. F -79574 Plj BLIC N OTI C E F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe follow1Dg periODS are doi.Dg busl.Dess u : Harry E. Karsteo Jr., PartDersblp, 4627 Camden Or., Corona del Mar, Ca. 926!5: Harry E. Kusteo Jr., 4627 Cam- den Dr., Corooa del Mu, Ca. 92625; Andy K.usten, 22841 Costa Bella, El Toro, Ca. 92630; Gary W. Pomery, 2907 Ebbtide Rd., Corona del Mar, C a. 92625. This buslness Is coDduct- ed by a general partaershlp. Signed: Harry E. Karsten Jr. This statement was ftled •lth tbe couDty clerk of OT- qe County Aug. 8, 1977. Publish: Aug. 11, 18, zs, Sept. 1. 1977, 1n theNewport Hart>or EosJgn. F -80057 PUBLIC N OTIC E ~BUSlM11S NAME STATEMENT Tbe foUowt.nr persoas are dotQC b0s1Deu as: Sborllo Denlopmeat, 12 Tr1bute Ct., Newport Beacb, CaW. 92663: I:.'uld Wm., Sbores, 12 Tri- bute Ct., Newport Beacb, C altf. 92663: Patrlct.a Sbores, 12 Tribute Ct., New- port Beacb, Calli. 92663; Gary Kocb, 7 SWift Court, Newport Beach, CalU. 92663. This business 1s coodUct - ed by a general partnershJp. Sfcaed: Patrtcla Shores. This statemeot was tiled wltb tbe COUDty clerk of Or - anre Couaty Au&. 8, 1977. Publish: Aug. 11, 18, 25. Sept. 1, 1977, 1n the New- port Harbor Enstp. f -80056 PU B LIC NOTI C E S-85803 STATEMENT OF ABAN- OONlfENT OF USE OF F1C - TmOUS BUSDIESS NAME The followt.ac peraon (per- eons) han lblnttoned tbe use of tbe ftct1ttou busln- HS name Amtrlca Wut Coostructloa. IDe. at 1201 Dove Street, Suite 490, New - port Be&cb, Calltornla 92&60. Tbe ftet1lioas busl- oess Dime referred to above was ftled 1D Coanty OD 8 AprU 1977. Desert Crest IDe., A Call.t)rn1a Corpor- at1oa. 1201 DoYe St., Salte 490, Newport Btaeb, Calli. 92660. Tills busious wu coodac - ttd bJ a oorpontloo.. Slptd: David K.. Va.ner, PreadtDt. Tbll staemellt wu ftled wltb tM coaty eltrk ol Or- ai!fe eo.ty Jaly za. 1977. Mu.b: AQI. 11, 18, a:s. ~ 1, 19'71. lD tbtltf.-port H&Jt)or Blltp. F -74SM P U BLIC NOTICE S-16104 F1CT1T10US BUSIN'&SS NAME STATIMBMT Tbt tbUowtlti PIHOD Ia dolac .,..._.. u: Ammca Wttt COMinct~aaeoa.pu,, lJ01 Doole Stnll, 9dte 410. Nfti!Ol't Btae11, Cal. -..o: c. a. ~lAd..· CalltmM Corpo~ 1io1 Doft 8trtet. ....:o.""· portBtac,CII. 'hila ....... ll OMdllet- edbfacorpol'lllic& CoJP)ntlla Mll8e-: C. G. 1......-.. Ud.... Darid ...... Pr1U11L ,... ............ flied .. ... ~cllftoiOr-ur..,c....,...., ... lm. ........ u. l' a:; ........ , ........ .,. llutwhrtl'\ ,_,..1 • ' PU8L.IC MOTIC E nc tflliOI aomt• MAIO IT A Tllllllfl" n. IDUowtlr ,.,.,. .. dolll .... Ill u: PNtJ Le4J ltwl.rJ, lMl JIOrt ....... Place. W.wport a.da. C aUt. tMIO: PltrtcJa lau.. W., lMl Port Mar- pte Place, Newport S.C.. Calli. .eG. 'Na .,. ...... c:oldaet- ect bf u latMdlaJ. 8apec1: Pltrtcla CLalat r.... TbU stat.emeat •u flied .ub tbe couty elerk of Or-uc• COWily JaJ, u, .1Y11. Mlilb: hlJ Z8, Aac. 4, 11, 18, 1m, lD tbt Newport Harbor EnstcL F -79!9Z PUBLIC N O TI CE FICTttlOUS BUSilfESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe t»~ persoo Ls doiJic basl.Deu u: R. D. Crowell, luun.oce Broker, 541% A.maUl Drln, ln1nt, CA 92715: RJcbard Da•ts Crowell, 5412 Amalft Drift, I"lne• CA 9!'115. Tbla busiDeu Ls cooduet- td by an ladlndaal. s~pec~: R. D. CrowtU. This statement na flied wltb tbe 00UDty clerk of Or-a.nce Couaty July 20, 1~7. Pllbliab: Jaly 28, !.lie. 4, 11, 18, 1977, lD tbe Newport Harbor Ensfcn. f -79212 PUBL IC N.OTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The foUOYlDC peraoo 1s doing bustoess as: Newport Area Trani, lnc., 4630 Campus Dr., Suite 101, New- port Beach, Ca. 92680: Mew- port Area Travel Inc., Del- aware Corp., 4630 Campus Dr., &lite 101, Newport Beach, Cal. 92660. This basloess Is cooduc- ted by a corpont1011. CorponUoD Name: New- port Area Travel, tnc., PIIIJ J. Burcbett, Pres. This statemeat wu tlled with the oouaty clerk of Or- anre COUDty July 28, 1 '177. Publtsb: Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1977, In the Newport Harbor Eosfcn. F -79575 PUBLIC N O T ICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEWENT The toUowtnc person 11 doll'( business u : llterlors by Jeonlfer, 2846 E. Cout Hwy., Corooa del Mu, Ca- W. 92625: Wrs. Jeaalter Jean St:arce•. w PoLDseUJa An., Corooa del Mu92US. Tlls bast.DIU 1s coedlct- • bf .. 1Dd1ndlal. SlcMd: JeDlller J. stare-. Tb&s statemeat wu tiled with the county clerk of Or- uce County Auc. 1, 1977. Publlsb: Aur. 4, 11, 18, 25, 1977, lD tbe Newport Ha rbor Ensign. f -79754 PUBLIC NO TICE S-85808 FICTITIOUS B USlNESS NAME STATEMENT The followtDc per.oo 1B dolDc business u : LU..tyle Relocation MIDICemtat. 2082 MlcbelsJoo.Ortn, &lit. Z1ZF, lrrlDe, CallforDla 92715: Herbert L, BI'OY'IIt 770 Hillcrest Orln, 17, La -ruoa Beach_ c allfonla 9Z651. Tbls bosloess ls coodQc- ted by an 1Dd1Y1dual. S1cDed: Hert>ert L. Browo. Thla sbtemeat wu ftled wlth tbt COQ.Dty cltrk of Or- a.nge COWity JaJy Z9, 1977. Publta!a: Auc. 4, 11, 1a, 25, 1977, lD tbt Newport Harbor Enslga. F -79852 PU B LIC N OTI CE S-15894 FICTlTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMEHT Tbt foUow1Jic pei'IOD t. dotoc bustaeuu: MazweJ.l•s Back Bay JqJtauru&, 3010 Park Newport. Unit 119, Newport B•cb, Calltonua 9!660: lOS Nortll Bayadt DrlYe, Inc., SOlO Part M ... port. Ulllt 319, Newport B tach. Cal.l,t)rala 92MO. Tb.1s bullDNI 11 cooctld- .t by a oorporatsoa.. CorporatJoll ~ lOS Nortb Bqlide QJ-tve, IDe., Antboaf StnmmlelJo. Pres. Tb1a ltatttDelt wu G1ed wltb tbe CCI81tJ elert ol Or- .. CoatJ lalJ n, 1m • MUA: Atlc· 4, 11, 1l, 25, 1m, 1a tt. Newport Ral'tlor EMip. F -7Mh PU BLtC NOTICE S-ISIOI nc t n w BOIIHaS NAMIITATIIGJn' TM llilowtlc per.a la do&~~ ....... u: ,.. X.- l&coet C1 J .,L 1101 Doft $tftlt. Slltt. le, M...,.rt ~~ c.u... .eo: WUllall ll 1'1-c«&.. 11 Polll LHaa Jlrt\le, c... •• liar, c...,. -· ..,... "*••• a. ntct-ect'JM.,.~ ..... W. M. J: II ro4L nu *'' ...... .., ...... ..., dirt .. Or- ... Cllrb 11117 n. tm. ............ :: .. l a. am_, 1a a. ..... ,. ....... ,_ PU8L.IC NOTIC« N EWORT HA RIIJR EMSUJC PU8USHED IEB(LY·PG.! lliHtSMY, AUG. II. 817 COROieA ~l MA"' CALl f. N.a~· BUILDIG ·PERMITS P U B LIC N OT ICE S-NOeS ncnnous BUSlNESS NAME STATEMENT Tbt loUowtatc penoa 1s dollc t.et.._, u : Nn- port.r/CoatlDtatal nate- boardl, 17311 Marpby, lr- Ytne, Calltonda tn14: New- porter laatrt .. , lDc. (Cal- Uonda eorp.x ·t7S91 Mur- pby, lntne, Callfornla 92714. Tbls butiMs8 11 eoDdaet- td by a corporatioG. Corporattoe Dlrpt: New - porter Indllstri•, IDe. TIU statement was rued with tbe eo.llty cltrk of Or- ure Couty Jaly 18, 1977. Publlilb: Jllly u. Aug. 4, 11, 11, 1i7'7, lD tbt Newport. Harbor EDiip. F -79055 P U B LIC N OT IC E s-ii691 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT ne fDllowtar per8011 1s dof..al bui.De .. u : Auoel- ated Brokers S.mee of Newport Beach, 202~ W. Bal- boe BlYd., Newport Belch. c allt. 91&&3: ANoelated Re- alty Semee, 1nc. (c al1t.orD11 coq,.X 2025 W. Balboa BlYd., Newport Beach, Calli. 92&63. Tb1s bastneu ls cooduct- ed by a corpon&o. Corporation name: Mao- elated Ratty Seme., Inc., JobD P. Soyder, Presldeat. (COf{lOratt oamt cba.Dce OAly.) Tb11 atatemeot was fll.t Yltb tbe eouaty clerk of Or- U(t County July 18, 1~7. Nlllsb: July 28, Auc. 4, U, 11. 1977, lD U.. Newport Harbor Eulp. F -71038 PUBL IC NOT ICE S-15841 FICTITIOUS B~ NAME STATEMEf'l1' Tbe l»UoYlD( per10111 an dolac bus1Dess IS: 888 Pro- perties, 977 BaJslde Cou West_ Newport Be&eb, Calif- ornia 9Z680: WUllam E. Baurh. m Baystcit COYe West, Newport S..ch, CaJU- orDla 92660; Brace w. Buns, Jr., 4 PolDt Loma, Corou del Mar, Calilornla 9!625. Thla bCls1Dea ls coDdllet- ed by a reaenJ part:Dtnblp. Stped: Bnace W. Bu1'11S, Jr. This state meat wu rued With tbe county elert of Or- uce Couty Jal) 21, 1977. Publlsb; July Z8, Aac. 4., 11, 18• 1977, 1.D tbt Newport Harbor ED~ip. F' -79!63 PU BLIC N OTICE Tbe JoliDWtll perab, tD tbe aiDOUit ol .S,OOO ud Ohl, ,.,. 1.-.d dllrt.lll tbe flnt l ,..... ol ... by tbe W..-port Beaeb t.U4- llrdcartJMIIt: • NEWPOrr!' WU11a.al H. Schretber, eo- eloH e&Uic are&, 4501 W. Coast Kwy., $1,100 • KoU I.Dcomt Properties, P UBLIC N.O T IC E FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMEJIIT. Tbt followiDc per80G 1s ~ bulDeaa u: Loa1te•a Place, 280 Forut Auoue. Lap• B•eb, CL 92651: ArtiD Kuyumca, tao Forest AY-e, LICQD& Beach, CL i%&51. Tbla bui.Deu is cooduc- ted by an lndh1dual. Stped! ArtiD Kayumcu. Tb11 statemeat YU rued wltrl tbt cowdy clerk of Or- anc• COWJty July 22, 1~7. JIW)Uib: J1lly 28, Auc. 4, ll, 18,1977, lDtbeNewport Harbor Eutcn. f -79298 PU BLIC N OTICE i-86083 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The folloYlJII penon 1s doll'( bustoess as: West- world Auoctatea, 17752 Skypark BlYd., Suite ZOO, City of lntne. CA: WUJla m W. HaDDan. 177 Wonareh Bay, Sout h Lacuna, CA 9!&77. This buslness Is cotd!ct- ed by &Jl 1Ddhidua I . Signed: WUUam M. Ruilan. Tbls statement W'IS rued with the coaoty clerk ot Or-a.nce CociDty July ta, 1977. PubllA! Jai1 28, Auc. 4, 11, 18, 1977, 1D tbe Newport Harbor Eutrn. F-79031 P UB LIC NO T IC E S-85860 F1CTmOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe toUow~ periOD Is tloiDc buslaess u : Geren LtulD(, 8 Winced Foot Lue, Newport Beacb, Ca. 9%&80: sttl)bea L. Geren, 8 Wtnced Foot Lane, Newport B•eh, Ca. 92660. Tbll ba•haeas l5 cocdlc- ted by u ladlndlaal. s1pec1: Stephen L. Gerea.. Tbt. statemeat was rued wlth tbe eoanty clerk of Or- ....,. COlBy July !!, 1977. PllbUsb: JelJ 28, All&. 4., n, 11, 1m, lA tbe lfewport Rart>or Elllllp. F -79SS1 P U B L IC N OTICE S-74951 FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS NAME STATEMENT Tbt tollowtoc per.au are dolDc bo.toeas u : R. C. Taylor Co., lnc., 1000 QuaU Sti'Mt, Newport Beacb, Cal- lfofllla 9%660: Roo C. Tay- lor, 24 Mlalon Bay Or1Ye, Coroaa del War, CA 92625; Jtff Youc, 4:0 PoiueU1a, Coroaa del t..tu, CA 92625. This bulneu 1s ooldlct- ed by • corporatioll. Stped: Jttlf Younr, Vlce-PresldeDt. Tbl.s statement was tlled with tbe eouDty clerk of Or - ance COUDtr July 20, 1977. N>Usb: July 28. AQc. 4, 11, 18, 1977, In tbe Newport Harbor EU~&U. F -79193 PU B LI C NOTICE s 7S.68 bidders ttat It wtll amrma- DEPARTMENT UYely tuure tbat loa.oy con- Of TRANSPORTATION tract eatertd IIIlo pursuant NOTICE TOCONTIUCTORS to th1J actnrtiMmt.Dt, ml- Sea.led propoala .W be DOrtty baalMss eDterprtses recelYed at the oftlee of tbe wW be afforded ftlll oppor- Chief ED(tneer, Room 1000, C.IIAty' to •unit blds lD re- Dlstr1cC Trusportatioa 8ipOUt to thla lnY1tatloo and Batldl.llc. 1ZO South Sprln( will DOt be dlacrtmlDited street, Los Aacel-. Call-ap1Mt oa tht &rounds or fonda. •otU 2 o•ctoct p.m. race, color, or natioGal ori- on Alaplt ~. 1977. at Ybicb eta tD cooalderatioo for a.n time tbey wtll be pubUcly award. opened and read lD Room llllala.m ..,. nt• for 2 ol aid batldl.DL tor 0011-W.. pro~ u prtdet.r- ~ctsoo 01 State bJPftJID miMeS by tbt Secreta.rJ of accordaDet Yltb tbt ..,.cl-Labor art a.t t>rUa l.D tbe tleattou tberelbr, CD ftlcb II*J&1 pi'OYtl6oal. lt tbere speclal rtf•~ ts madt, Ia a der.-oe bettrMD tbt u a:>nowa: cat~t•m .ap rat. pn- 0~ eouc,. froiD 0.1-.......... by ... Seer«a- mDt ..a. of ,._.tklla ~ l'J of IAIIoT ud t1111 pre. ?S, Ill Mt'W'JIOrt a.ea. to n.0.11t1 ftl't rat.M ckeer-B•et~ ~ Ia a&Md bJ a. 1t11te t.r Jt- HIIJIUJI'OD Btaeb (m..ora. •Dar cta_,..tto-otla- 1-14.1/13.7~ ~ coa-bor, tilll Colttnctor ud Ids cnte to~ plaCid ca tlb· tllbcoltndon lllllllpaJ .at tile I'CMidnJ. a.u t.IIU e.. btlptr .,.... Bldl are ~ l)r eM ra.t.. ....,.. wort deecl1bld Mn-....._. to s.cu. 17'1 l la. ol tM LMr Coclt. ... ,.._ PlaM. 'I*~ UIS tnl PN""1U1t1 nt. ol wa-~ tlnu ltr 1IMIIIIc c-• tM _..., Ia ~ t.aa project eu 01111 bt ._ a. wort .. to bt ._ 11u ta.IMd at tM dot of a. b.-~ ud tile n.. C.W bt• ur, 'l'ruiiiiiN-....-.. -. ...._. ~ taa. ......... ~ .... ,.... .... o.ut- CalSimlftl, ud .., bt .. .... o1 Ttv a .. Dtat.edua ,..._ .a 1M amc.. iftMCIIIIIf ....... *41lled a,, ... Krct-a 1rll~UII ...._. ..._ • a-na ... Dllbtat llncttn ., ~ ........ ·- '" ......... It Lee Aa-... ~Lim. .... .. p,. ..,._ Ull DU.uiWUt OF 1M 6llrtat .. ...._ .. Wft ftA.-.oa'I'A'IQ. C. I. .. " tat =ill ..... n. .. a 1 t · MMir Dlllit '' lin ... ...._ • ..,_._. M"* lt.U.tm, ... .... fl ................. ..... ,. .,.._ '""-halla. ...... ..., ... all \ altt tor Ha1r DMip ,. at S.C. Vla Opoi1D, "·•· B-.rt ltlalld Yacllt C~! fliiUil bUtmtllt ana, 1on Bayllde Or :t $24,000. • UDO ISLt> Jame-GraJ. addatiol at 213 Via ~. LJdo IsM. • NEWPORT CENTER Larry BroUcb, 91 Futakle lalud, teolat lmpi'O'Itmellt, $25,000. lrvtu Co., 560 Mewport C eoter Dr., Illite tor Jaet- IOD 41 Goodstela, $9,710. lrYiM Co., lOS fuldae IJlud, addlUoa, $20,000. • BALBOA ISLAND L, S. Akermu, add 1811 alter, 80! s. Bay froal, $20,000. • BIG CANYON Norman SchUl, remodel, 10 Rue Cames, $10,000. SteYe Geren,· pool at I Wlnged Foot Lue, M,OOO. Rubt.n.t, add aDd alter, 2 Rue Footai.Debleaa, $5,000. • WEST UPPER BAY Tedesco, close lD pore~&. 301 EYening star, $10,000. • HARBOR VIE W lnlM PacltlcL pool aDd spa. 4 CoYeatry, ~.ooo. Broadmoor Home1, 1 unit, 2 story dwelll.Jl&s, 2010, Z01! and Z01~ Yacht Resolute, $97,548, $105,277, $119,293. Edward Jatrlria.D. add !ad noor, 1830 Port KJni>erly, $24,000. H. A. BtlUa, remodellDc at 3408 Sausallto, $20,000. • AIRPORT WEA PacWc Mutual, su.tte at 1401 DoYe. $14,000. Toyota, fire spriDklera at 2800 Jamboree, $20,000. Golden West, suite at 3901 l.tac Arttur BIYd., $6,800. • PROMONTORY Har ry Looc. 1 ulllt, 1 .tory t1weUtoc, 434 Harbor lslaod Road, $101,260. • NEWPORT SHORES wuuams, repair n.re til- mage, 320 Prospect, $6,000. • SPYGLASS HILL J. Moonter, pool aDd spa. 35 Goleta Polot, $8,700. SteYe Scbwart%, pool at 1.& Mission Ray, $5,200. • BALBOA Properties West, 2 story duplexes at 806 E. Oceu Froot, $7Z,893, and un E. Balboa BIYd., $71,200. • CO RON A DEL MAR Robert J . Auston, comert s tncle famUy dWelJ.1Dc to 1 .,._.i>lex by addlUon. 604 Mar- l(old An., $58,200. • EAST UPPER BAY Ford Aero,.,tronlc, Ford Road, 7,200 sq. tt. modlllar complex, S!60,000; coocr.te saddle to support 6 fOO( con- crete ~. $5,000. • CUFF HAVEN Salisbury. addition at 304 St. Andrew's. $16,ZOO. • NEWPORT HEIGHTS William Cooover, 2949 Cliff Dr., remodel, $1 5,000. • CO RON A HIGHLAN~ David Harsjj)arrer, 460 Meodou, 2 story. 1 uDJt (!welllDc, $1 Z6,500. • WEST NE WPORT HTS. Koll Income Properttea, 895 -897 w. 16tb St., ttOIJil Lmprovemeat for Newport Pha,nnaceutlcals. m ,ooo. JOHN MA~N F•RHS PROMOTION TO V SGT. Jol\n H. Mason, eoo ot Wr. aod Mrs. H. A. MuoG or 205 Ruby, Balbol tallnd. lias been promoted to stdl sergeant ln t he U.S. Alr Force. Sergeant Mason, u aJ.r. c-raft malatenaoce spe<:l&l- tst. ts asst(Ded at Nella. AF B, Nev., W(Ul a unit ot the Tactical AJr Command. He is a 1970 cractaace ol Estancta bleb schoOl. H11 wUe, Janice, ls the cillllfl- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Du Keller. Houston, TeD&. DUTY IN GERMANY Army Prtnte Jolul B. Pury, 20, toO of Mn. War- crtt J. Gardner. 2811 WMt- mtnster Pl., Coaa ..._, hal been as.stptd ~a c-- trttor mtchaldc wtth tbt 1st Armored OlYisioe 11 0- lesbtlm. Gtnnallf. M . Pury lJ a197.&1ftd- aate of Sut1aco h&cb ICMol, G ardto G I'O'Ie. His fa6el', Rlcbar(l D. ParTY, llne II l ao97 H lltoD LoaM, Gucllia Gro••· P lJ8LIC N O T ICE f"'C11TIOOS BUSIMIII RAKE Sl'ATIMINT n.~~dotlltl tW1nr u: o a • -·•HGnt~tAitlba..l'nl I . Cout lhry., Co,_ ... lllu, .... lot, CA. ~ Ga.ny r. c.r rt. na Bl,.... !>_!'_,__ Core. ... Mar, CA. ..a . nu •••• a. :rrt -... ., .. ....,.fell ...... Gany F. C. II n.. Etmlll ..... ,. .. :"t!! ·:-tiOr· .,-..g:;\..,-..V'· ll. "''": ..... ~ ...._ lr .p ;:;;; t , · I , "1 . I 1 I ., i • r p I 1 • 1 I 1 I l l I Brad Lewis to row in Holland NEIPORT-HAAIIlR ENSIGN PIJ8USHEDWEENLY ·PG.IO THURSDAY, AUG. II, lf71 COOA DEl. liAR, CAU F. •r.aY • .nn.ta at,.,. aut CoiH- -llo--me •hi ID~Aft.,.._b- ........ 100 ..... "lllo ~ '"Fw a.a. bf ow.r, u•:• wtdclli be..U.Or- 1111, ...,. Ito• bb: pnce, "*"-I p.a. llld 6 p.m. •• Wllllaal -rt All ... 129 VIa Lido Ko... Udo Isle, ....-IIIII IIIa 111'1'1 Bollek wu IIDliD from tU cb1Yt· way bttweea l:t5 p.m. aod 1:115 p.m. ...... be left tbe U.• Ia tllo lpltlao. • .xa, a...!, 114 WtiiJQr, Co- ..,.. del ll&ar, ....... thai I J'OGDII Whitt milt about 5-IOIDd WtlciWir lboat 150, lllll.tcbtd her pune, trhich MIS COGttntl Yalaed at $676, IDd ru any wttb tt at 1:55 a.m., after she came out of tbt Quarter Dtck kMlllllt oo Cc.st Hwy,, Mar- lDen lllle, aod started to ret 1D btr ear •• .Richard Alan Prto&. zo, of 40 Bal- bca Cons, wu cbarced wltb buflla.r)' 'Wbeo Newport po- llee picked blm up at the Colta Mesa pollee depart-· meal at 6:15 p.m ••• Wil- liam Kul Weber, 22, ol 1945 SberlDBton. Oakwooda- partmems, wu charged with ct•ltle a false report to po- llee at 3:30 p.m. at Apo- 1 ... aDd S. Bay Front, Bal- bca la:laod. , ,Dudel Ke- rin Murphy, 19, of 1837 Port ManleJ&:b, Harbor VIew Homes, aDd Robert Tlegb Tate, 19 of 2807 Ebbtlde, Harbor Vlew lUlls, were cbl.rced wltb grand theft of property wheo pollee arrest- ed them at 1:30 a.m. at 10 Be&con Bay •• .Robert Ala.D Puttn. Z1, or 475 Vista BonUa, the Blutls, was char- &ed witb bel~ lntol.lcated aDd. cn..,rderly at 11:45 a.m. 1D the 600 block of Harbor ls1&od Dr. • SATURDAY, JULY Z3 A $900 eamen was stolen from Martin Peter EIUot's bom• at 4%9 Goldenrod, Co* ,_..., .... , ....... P.IL JoiJ D Ull t:IO La. ,.., n .. ..sa ... ........, ·--·-" 'Est... CkiWic. 104. -· .... loloal, bo·. -·p.m.hlfiSaod 10 ..... J..,. 14 ud -a Ja<llata ..-'at $1se. .• Ut-rd Cll4> O'Rouru palled a womu ldeat'tle(l u .. -Relt..~ n, "of AM.betm, trom tbe wat•r aftlr be said t.. saw ber tab otr ber lbou, pu.t don ber parse, bold be.r DOQ, and )Imp ott tbe aut si,de of Newport Pier at 5:59p.m. ••• RoDlld Rl.e._rd Toblu, SZS Seaward, CoroDl Hl&:h- la.Dds, wu e._rced wttb be- 1111 1DtoDcated m d110rder- IJ at 9:35 p.m. at 117 CJE:al, · Batboo lslalld. . • llaf(le Murdy, 1401 Lincoln, West- clt.ft', reported a $2,100 pair of d1amood earrings stolen from her opeo parse In a cubicle at a beauty sbop at ZlOO Newport Ceoter Dr. between 9 a.m. and 9:15 a.m. • SUNDAY, JULY Z4 Brent Alan Bestwick, ZO, of 2691 Baysbore, and Mark ?IItten Robinson, Zl, of Z65 Z C lrcle, both of Bay Shores, were charged with bel~ In- toxicated aod disorderly at 1Z:45 a.m. at s. Bay Front and Agate, Balboa lsland •• Cornelius Michael Lynch, 61, of 505 E. Bay, Balboa, was charged with bel~ In- toxicated aod disorderly at 7:50 a.m. at Palm and Edge- water, Balboa •• .Jay Anth- ony DiCostanzo, 18, of 3Z Mission Bay, SpYil:lass HIU, was booked at pollee head- quarters at 10:30 a.m. on a burglary cbarge ••• Jewelry valued at $1,045 was stolen from the home of Tamar Brower, 3000 Catamaran, Harbor View Hllls, bet'<reen 1 p.m. July Z2 and 10 p.m. J uly Z4. , ,Foor rings and a set of earr~s. valued at $1,115, were lakeD from CUSTO,M POOLS • and THERAPEUTIC SPAS OPEN 7 DAYS. PttQHE OR YIIT OUR SHOWROOMS IOQAX. U2t2 SO. HARBOR BLVD,, GARDEN GROVE 2'1601 FORB~ ROAD, LAGUN A NIGUEL Ana ntlm Garden Grove Fullerton 772-3401 750-7665 871-8020 PLUS MONDA Y THRU THURSDAY SI'ECIALS (Fri., S.t., Su11., 'til 6 p.m.) RED SNAPPER ...... 3.45 MAHI MAHI ........ 3.95· GRILLED SEA BASS . 3.95 TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 4.25 NEW YORK STEAK .. 4.95 LOBSTER TAIL ..... 5.95 STEAK AND LOBSTER 6.95 and dozens of others Burglar ~ HOW MUCH CAN YOU AFFORD TO LOSE IF A BURGLAR DECIDES TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS TONIGHT? Sea Coast will plan your home or business security system. Phone- 642·3490 Now! &fA COIIST AJ.NIM SYSilMS (A-.....-a.o.. ........ ......, ----·liU C-1'1111>1 ._.., boo -ILLJoiJDUII ..... Jo!JM. •• ,.. ..... .... ,--· --.. eanod lip,..-at ........ --.... -lklo -"' at lbo contr of Pent.lullCout HWJ,. Co~ dtlllu, be· hrelll IS p.m. .hllJ " and '7:SO a.m. Jllly M. • MONDAY, JULY Z5 eo-del llor'a Bnd t..wlo wUI .... ,.,_ lllo u.u.d -lalllowrld IW1IC c..... ntpe Aac. ZI.Jt Ia Amoto-Kol· laad. Brod, a l>nnor ~ star at COli blP ocbool aDd Iaior at IJC~ '0111 bo Ia tllo -pooltloa .,, tbo 1!.S. .,..,. Ia lbo -· ICGUI (4 m• 1D e&Cb boat, wltb 2 oers each). Competition Ud aeleetioD. of u.s. c:H'Ira "'' beld .u- Uer tb1a moatb 1D Pbiladel- pbla, Yllere Brad, &. 1S75 PUBLIC N O TI C~ S-8114& F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT uct ant 't, -.c1 liP oa 111o loa• flo• v---111 Cblb ol Ph4JeHill'" wllldldelaalod-lopu.S: t•m• lor tbe rtc11t to re .. p-tboU,S. y-Lowtallralrond ooiJII)IItU'"I' Ia 111"11 - Coto.. dtl Mu bleb bid ita ft.nt &Del oaJy cnw. Re weat oa to coml>th with tbe ucr crew. "'We're tb•darkestoldart bor,.." ln Ute world eom- petlUoo, Brod ...... Ibis wee It to hit: pareota, Mr .&DeS lira. Darid Lowlo of 505 BecoaJa. ''Nobody hAl enr beard or us, but tbt bolt ta mov1111 well, Ud our ebaD-c• ot dolDc' liiOmetblbc look rood." NAVY seaman recnatt .An. drew R. Pope, aoa o1 Mr. Ud Nra. Robut F, Pope of 1189 Btan-.rli: Way, Coa- ta Mesa, taa compl.c.d re- crvtt tnJ.Dillc at tbe Nanl Tnt mac Ceoter, St.o Dleco. A 19?6 r ra.•l• ot Estu- <1& blco .., ... ~ .. JotDecl tbe N&YJ In Nay, 1977, wuuam M•rrltt Bowmao. 18, ot zm vtaa Ha.rta, tbe Blu.tra. wu U"I'Uted at 4:45 p.m. at 1.111 E. BaJ . bo1. 81td., Ba.lxla, and Cblf11d wltb battel')' OD I peace omen •• ..Daryl Cur. til Ludnam, zz, or 112 E. Coast Hwy., Baysbore Part, was booted at pollee bll.dquartets at 4:50 p.m. oo a nrnDt cblrclllc hlm with poueuloa.ofmart)lua • , ,'t\'Uiard Rlcb&rd Ca.bJ.II, Z1, of 1181 RutlaDd. West- clW, was arrested at 5:15 a.m. at Balboa Pier oa a warnot cb&f"'{D« blm with failure to ~Y a court nae • .James McGuire, 505 35th St., West Newport, report. ed a strollgboi: ooMalnl~¥ }ewlery. stocks aod other possessions, worth $1,208, stolen from his borne be- tween Juoe 15 and July Z5 • • Acetely~ we1dtnc. torch ldt, n.lued at $150, tras Ito· len from a shed at George Perlin's gas station, 3001 Newport Blvd., WestNew. port, between 8a.m.lDd6:30 p.m ••• The manager of Her- shey's Market, ZOO Marine, Balboa Island, reported 8 metal sboppinc carts, valued at $360, stolen during the put Z months. Tbe foll0'W111( per.aa u e doi.Dc busi.Dtls a.s: BuliDeu ProperUea PartDtrsblp No. 21, 17&40 Sky Part Boule· l'&J'd, lrvt.De, Calllornta 92714: L, C, Smull, 17840 Sty Park Blvd., lrv1oe, Cal. 9Z714; James A. Christen- sen. 9651 Brynma.r Orin, VIlla Puk, Cal.; JohD C. CoU!Ds, 3Z181 Shlp61de Dr., Dana Po!Dt, Cal.; Jobo R. Slaugbt, 54ZO Meadowdale Laae, Palos Verdes, Cal.; Charles G. Ball, 2533 Ro- berta Drive, Onoge, Cal.; Darrylle E. Staf!ord, 17840 Sky Park BIYd,, Irvine, Cal. 92714. OCC asst. coaches named • WEDNESDAY, JULY Z7 Ray KlDCisey, 48, ot 1815 Shertogton. Oakwood apart- ments, was :urested there at 1 p.m. aDd charged with planting and cultlvati..De ma* r i)Jana ••• Thieves took Z couches, Z coffee tables, a refrigerator and Z pUiows, valued at $454 from a rental uott at 4831 -A River, West Newport, between ooon July 13 aod 1:30 p.m. July Z1, acoordlag to owner Carol Sclmetder of Hollywood ..• HavoU Tbomas Kea.we, 23, of 776 W. Joann, Costa Me- sa, was arrested at 8:35 p.m. at 15th aod st. An- drews, Newport Helgbts, and charged with battery on a person. .• 'niURSDAY, JULY 28 Tbts business 1s conduct- ed by a geoen.l parluerstllp. Signed: Darrylle E. statrord. This statemellt was med wttb the c.ooDty eler~ of Or- &Dge Couoty Aug, 1Z, 19'77. Publlsh: Aug. 18, Z5, Sept. 1, 8, 1977, 1n the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -80348 P UBLIC NOTIC E S-86145 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followtoc ,.rson Is doing bos toess a.s: Hobuck, 16Z6 Newport Blvd., 110, Costa Mesa, Cal, 92627: MulDe Johnson Koorr, 1626 Newport BIYd., 110, Costa Mesa, Cal. 9Z6Z1, This business Is co nduct- ed by lD 1ndlv1dual. Signed: Mutoe J. Knorr. Tbls statement was rued with the county clerk of Or . ~e Couaty Aug. 1Z, 1 '¥77. Publlsh: Aug. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8, 19'7?, 1D tbe Newport earoor E~WcD. F .aos51 occ•s hopes tor a 1978 South Coast Coalereoce baseball t1Ue received a boost when OCC baseball coach Mike Mayne &.DIIOUDCed the addition ot Z DeW u.sts- tants for tbe Hl'78 campaign. Dennis Rogers ud How. ard As hlock, both 24, wUI assist Mayne next year. Ro- gers was the bead baseball coach at San Gorgonlo high school In Su Bemardlno last seasoo and Asblock was his assistant. San Gorgonlo won the CIF 4-A champton- shlp, postinc a Z0-9 record. Racers wUI coach OCC 's lntleld, and Ashlock will baa- die the pltchl~ staff. Ash. PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followtog person Is doing business as: Medical CUDJc For Wet&bt Counsel- ing, 1617 WestclUI' Drive, Newport Beach 92660: Paul A. Lessler Medical Corpor- ation, CalUornta corp., May l Z, 1976, 416 North Bedford DrtYe. Beverly Hills, Ca. 90210. Tb.ls busiD&ss Is conduct- ed by a corpon.Uoo. CorporaUon Name: Paul ~ Les sler Medical Corp., Paul A. Lessler, president. This statement ...... rued with the county clerk of Or. ange County Aug. 15, 1977. Publlsh: Aac. 18, ZS, Sept. 1, 8, 1977, in tbe Newport Hut>or Eulcn. F -lOCI loet nplaees BUI Keroeo. wbo was receatly Darned as- sistant at Cal stale FuUer- IOn. Both oew OCC ustataDta played college baseball at Cal Poly Pomooa. ftorKers was a.o IJdlelder tor HYer. ai seuou ln tbe San Fnn- elsco Gtant farm system, &.Dd Ashlock waa a pitcher 1n the Baltimore orgaDJu- tlon. P U B L t C N O n C.E NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Notice ts ~l'flby gino tba.t the Plaoot~ Commission o1 the City of Newport Beach will bold a ~lie ht1rlDC for the purpose of ldeDtlty- i..D&: coastal plaDillDc Lssues 1D the City of Newport Beach ln connection with tbe pre- paratloo of a Local Couta.l Procnm as required by the Callfornla Coastal Act of 1'¥76. Notice is henlby fUrther g1.veo that said public hear - Ing wtU be held on the 1st day of St!ptember, 1977, at the hOUr of 7:00 p.m. 1n the CouocU Chambers of the Newport Beac h City Hall, at which time aDd place any aDd all persons iaerested may appear aoo be heard tbereon. Pa~l L. Balalls, Secretary Pl.anni.DC Commlaloo City of Newport Bt1c h Pubu.tl: All(. 18, IV/7, Ia 1bo Nnport Hu1>or EutcL -~ A Winchester 30-30 rUJe, valued at $300, was stolen from the home of Walter Granath, :n o Fern&Ddo, Bal- ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS boa, between July 1lDd July 1 Time z Times 3 Ttmes e fOR SIILE : • •47 t;::n ~are Mooa~ U)_ words or less ••• Z.OO . , •• 3,50 •• , • 4.50 c n. It, rt: JasmlDe Zl to 30 words ••.•• :too .... 4.75 •..• 6•00 AU:WAY -Per10nal, home, b ree alrlepot her band~ 31 to 40 words •• , •• 4,00 .•• , 6.50 ..•. 8.00 car aoo IDdultrla.l pro- ag, w e, cash and other Each word over 40 .. ,10 .••.• 15 •• , •• 20 ducts. NtrrRU..;TE food possessions, valued at $297, l:::=:=:-c======'"'"jf===:==:::=:::::'==:-J supplements. Call s.u. stolen from her car, which r -·---0843 fo r prompt deiiYery, was parked, unJocked, wtth • SERVICES • as . OPPO RTUHI Tl es· --------- the top down, In the 1800 !----'=----- block of W. Coast Hwy., ALICE'S HOUSECLEANI NG, BICYCLE aodsporti.Digoods Mariners MILe, from 8 p.m. reasolllble, reliable. Ref-boom--:omplete dealer- to 10 p.m. , • , A $3Z5 erences, Owe transport&-ship avaUable your area TV set was stolen from ML-tton. 646-48'11 anyU me. oowl Number one rated cbael Eugeoe Baroes, 606 1----------bicycle and Wtlaoo sport- W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, • p E RSO HAL 1~ goods. Includes lmen- c all In your C LASSIF1ED ADS TO THE ENSIGN 673-0)50 betweea 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 1-----...:'----tory, tn.Inlngaod maage. p.m ••• Josepb B. Mallory, PSYCmc CAN (mesmerize) meat assistance, P.lgh lo-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ?2, of 1836 Port Taggert, loYed oDes, others to do come potentW. Year was cbarged witb burglary you r btddi..Dc. Wrtte JamU, 'rouDd business, Call for • wbeo pollt.e arrested him Bo• 10154, EugeD&, Ore· details. ('11 4) 979-3313. at 6:30 p.m. In Fashtoo Is-gon. {503) 342-2210, land ••• Richard Ferguson, • HELP WAH TED 30, of 1040-C w. Balboa e WANTED Bl vd., Balboa, was charged with marl)lana possession at 7 p.m. at 11th and Balboa. WANTED-man and woman's 3 or 10 speed bikes. 759- 0377. PART-TIME: take lnYetJtory to local stores. Car ne- cessary, Write phooe wmber, n perlenced to: USED Yamaha couole plaoo w/beocb, $1395. Us<d spt. Det plaoo, Yery nice, ttr only S695. USED console organ, flaU pedals ' keyboard at crnr sartncs. Used spinet or- ..., ooly$695. Legion 291 to hold luau ---· .. -..... ---bo· .... -.....,._nl Ia Collralll-rt wtllllold ..-.~ ......... ,. rt-t"' al lOtiO • ._.. prl- --llolft& .... 10.--be ID • later tiiU today, lllo 1 ... '4•1-Ia tT.IO por ___ , bo-I>Jcollllllllo .... 11oe at 1"71..NfG. no ..._ Tbo ....... wtU ...... wttll a Rawali&D tout, c:ookod b' 1 Kawallaa cbet, at ?:30 p.m. DIDctac to •a llYt; Of· lloe ..... -.. -at 15111 aDd lllo boy. PVBLIC N O TICE PU8LIC NOTIC E CITY Of NEIVPORT BEACH POLICE DEPAIITIIEIIT PoUc• unei&Jmed prq:~erty to be aaaetioaed at tM Nt'lfRDrt Beach Pollee O...rtmeat, 8'70 SuD Butlln Drtv .. 10:00 a.m., Sata:rdar, Aqust Z'7, 19?'7. Par<:....,. ut made oo u u .u belli wt.tb DO cuara.at• oa coocUUoa ot tltDll D4. PaymtDtl must be pt.ld Ia cub or IOC&.1 c:bec:U lmm•· dlatelr after a bid II accepted. &ad all pure...., mut ba r•mored at the ooac1usloo of the auet1oa.. LOT I 2 J • ' 7 8 ' 10 11 12 1l " " 16 17 18 " 20 21 22 " .. " 26 27 28 " JO " J2 lJ " " J8 " 40 " .. ., .. .. " ., •• .. 50 " 52 " " " " " 58 " 60 61 62 " .. " " " •• " 10 " 12 " ,. " " 77 " 80 81 82 .. •• .. 87 08 •• " " " " .. " 100 101 102 UNIT D(SCRIPTJOflt OR I'ILIIIER 1 l ike, bOy 's 21 • yellow Diraller, 10 sPd 75-0llll 1 l ite, girl 's zo~ purple Schwinn 77·00731 1 8t h , gir l's 26" purple ~f(y 3 spd 77-00735 1 Bike ~ gt rl 's 26" wh i te Schwinn J spd 71·00850 1 ·l i te, boy's 20" yt'llow Schwinn 77-00893 1 Bike, girl 's 26" blue Hw rriune J ipd 77-00938 1 l tlr.e, gir l's 26• green 10 spd 77-011 06 1 BUr.e, boy's 26" blk Royal Scott J spd 77·011 73 1 Bi ke , boy's 27" brll 5thlo!IM 10 spd 77-01279 1 BH.e, boy's 27" brn R1lelgh 10 spd 77 -0IJll 1 lUke , boy's 20" blu Schwinn 77-01J79 l l ike, boy's 26" wht Coppl 10 spd 17·01196 l Bike , boy 's 27" sllver Sun 10 spd 77-01422 1 Bi ke, boy's org Pr~i..,.. 77-01428 1 Bike, girl 's 26' yellow Alllerlcan Eagl e 77A4867l I Bi ke, girl 's 26 ~ grn Schwinn 10 spd 77-01531 1 Bike, girl 's 24" b1u Challenger 77-01604 1 Bike, boy's 26" bl u Pr ince 10 spd 77-01703 1 Bike. boy's 26" ye l low Penney's 77-01156 1 Bike, gi r l's 20~ grn Road111nter 77-01856 t Bi ke , boy 's 20" ye llO'fO Sting Rly 77-0t8g) 1 Bi ke, boy's 26" wilt Royce UniOfl 10 spd 77-QJgol 1 Bike , boy's 26" ye llow Orient 1l , fr•mt only77-02046 1 Bike , boy's 27 " grn .t.merlun [i!lle ) spd 77·02164 1 Bi ke, boy's 27" ,..lit Sears 10 spd 77 -02172 1 Bike , boy 's 26" grn Peugeot, fr1rne only 77-02 467 1 Bne, boy's 27" brn Centurion 10 spd 77-02 470 1 Bike , boy's 16" silver ~to-Cross 77-024g7 1 Bike , girl's 16" red/yellow Murrly 77-02522 t Bike , girl 's 20' b1u AMF 77-02554 1 Bike, girl 's 20" yellow Velltt.~rl 77 -025g1 1 Bike, girl 's 24" blk Wes tern flyer 77-02 601 I Bike, boy's 26" blk Dayton 1 spd 77-02621 I Bike, boy's 26" yellow Schwinn 77-02668 1 Bike, boy's 26" gm Schwinn 10 spd 77-0276] l Bike . girl's 20' blk J . C. Penney 77-02820 1 Bike, boy's 20" Red Baron 77 -02B~5 1 Bike , boy's 27" grn Le Kan s 10 spd 77-02BS8 1 Bike, boy 's 27" blk ~rican Cagle 10 spd 77-02878 l Bike, boy's 20" blk String Ray 71 -02900 2 Bike , girl's 26" Hawthorne ~ (welded together) 77 -02983 l Bike . gi r l's 20" pu rple .llfrler ican Eagle 77 -02998 1 Bi ke , boy 'S 2JM brn Schwinn 10 spd 77·01259 1 Bi ke, girl's 24" blu Schw i nn 77 -03324 1 Bike, boy's 26" l)l k S<hwinn 17 -0115g 1 Bi ke. girl 's 26" blk Sc hwinn 3 spd 77 -01496 1 Bike, boy 's 27" grn Spor t ·tUng 10 spd 77 -01531 1 Bike, boy's 1 6~ ye l low Sldewa n Cruiser 77-0368~ 1 Bike , gi rl 's 20" pt,~rpl e Schwinn 77 -03 720 1 Bike, boy~s 27 " org AMF Pto~rs1.d t 10 spd 17-03728 1 Bike, 27" blu VoHscycle, fra~~~e onl y 77-03782 l Bi ke, 26" blk Hiwtnorne 17 -Q3g59 l Bike, boy 's 27" grn Schwinn 10 spd 77-04018 1 Bike, boy's 26" org Rllefgh 5 spd 77-04177 1 Bike, boy 's 27" wht Azuki, friiM! only 77-04195 1 81te, gi rl 's 24" b1to~ loy1l 3 spd 77-04223 t Bitt, gi r l 's 26' br11 R1leigh 3 spd 77-04266 1 11ke, boy's 27" 01"9 Derailer 10 spd 77-0421g 1 l ike, boy's 27• bn'l S<hwinn 10 spd 77-04304 l IHe, zo• siher 01." Glllmey 77-0075 I 111ke, boy 's zo· red S<hwl nn 77-04473 I lite, boy's 20" org H\lffy 77-04Sl4 l Bike, boy 's 21" brn Schwinn 10 spd 77-04S45 l Bite, boy 's 26" brn Eucutlve 3 spd 77-04 719 l Bike, boy's 27" IIIU OOf"l Sears tO spd 77 -04126 1 Bike, boy 's 27 " brn Schwinn 10 spd 77·04763 1 She. boy 's 26" yellow Huf fy 10 spd 77-047g7 1 line. boy 's 24" re d Cent to~rion 10 spd 77 -04887 1 Bike, gi rl's 20' blu Space Fllte 77-04898 1 Bike , boy's 26' grn Hil,..lth• 1 spd 77 -04 gl8 1 Bike, boy 's 27" prllnerredDeraller lO spd 17 -04973 I Bike , gi rl 's 27" blk Der~il er 10 spd 77·05086 I Bike, girl 's 26" b\11 Pncob 3 spd 77·05 155 I Bike , l whee l Kirx Big Wheel 17 -04 5SO I Sewing .. chi ne , S lgn1tu~. • 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 table 1110del , d1Nged Surfboard, g• grn 1nd blt Su rfboard, 7'2" blu/red "Cle1r Spirit" Surfbo1rd 6' grn/ye1 "Infinity" Hub C1ps, Chev, chrome Chew wheel rlfl'ls w/worn tires floor 1111tting for VW Binoculars, 7 • 35 Tuco. III!Wel 116 H1ir Dryer, ~ritan Star 1100 w Cloc k, electric digi tal , Stirs, ahr. Wedd incJ set : Guest boo~. C1ke set , Ring, Pilto., et c. FM Converter, 5~ rkOifllt I c F • 10 Radio . AM/FJ1 portable Elec trob rend tape player Tr•nsceivers CB f1non Voyager Auto Stereo 8 tri C ~ J1agn adyne Auto stereo B triCk Cr1 lg Pi oneer Auto stereo 8 tract Sa nyo Sleeping bag b1u .. /nylon bag fishing rod, Sierra , red -"l reeh 77 -01740 77 -01369 77-03801 77~04686 A499gt Al g991 75 -05903 77 -03764 76-12419 77 ·03528 77-01118 75-01619 17 -Ol6gs 74-03544 A49g42 77-01665 77 -02691 77 -02599 77 ·"12284 P.II.T. STIIR RICARDO IS HURT IN OPENER Former OCC placek1clr.er BeMy . Ricardo, wbo oow kicks fo r tnt Detroit Lions ot the Natl.ooal Football league, Injured his shoul- der tn Detroit's opent~ e•- hlbltloD pme and wlll miss the rema.toder of the 1977 seuon. He separated his sboulder wbll• ma.t1Dc" a tacltle after tlcttn& oft' In the Lions. He had to uoder -ro surgery. o BICYCLES ICC166, Boi 304, Para- mus, NJ 0?65Z. •HEARIMC AIDS QUAUTY usedgrudpt&Dos: 101 Stelrnray, Btldwlo, Klllbt, 104 Cooonr, Yamaha, Ka1r11, Leooa ... from $1495. 105 106 107 109 11 0 111 112 118 119 120 12 1 122 12J 1 ' • 1 Green plastic bok w/111lsc fish hooks and sinkers 8 track s tereo tapes Pes 111lsc silverware--) t rays . clnd l rstick, 2 compotes 16·1"1419 77 -02961 16-01724 A46327 A46327 76 -124 19 76·124lg CNB 76-ll259 77·0"1196 77-02196 A46327 76-10608 77-03!128 76-11080 75-12578 75 -12578 75-12578 76-13615 13-09]73 73-09373 77·03799 SALES a. SEIWK::E 420 E. 17th Sl., Costa Mesa fo46 -7706 -646-6855 IIIAl.<;DLIII (BUD) CUTLER • fLORIST fdcardo ldeked 15 fteld coals In his Z seasons at OCC aDd weot 011 to become top aU-Ume tlekllr tor SUI ot.eco state Uldvenlty. FLOWERS F't>R. ALL OCCA.SIONS ACCOMANDO BliCK "T D M I ..,.. h T.C.U. AFTER VISIT t ur 1 OS I'LOR /S "/"S Toa.y Ac:com&ldo, OranKe C011t Coll .. e's top a.lJ .. Ume PHONE: 646-4479 career rubtr ud J<:Ortr, 2438 Newport 8tvd. .... lid tbo -to lbo Cos1a -oat~ JC _.I UUala •OilY CLUMIIIS U75, """' lulwwt ..... t---------Uoollt wWI Ilia ~mUy Ia DIMMITT ... -. Ho -..... to Tou ~N~ .. Cllrllllu Uolfttlll7 Ia Fort 0 (..(.CI'K-Wor111 • _, to bolfo lila -..... c:a-lp. ...... Ha liOd a aoo 11110r ,.., ._ .. NTER. at TCU lui .0, loldlor lllo fi&HI qoallty dl')' elooalft( llof'lld 'fOCI &II ntt'•· oa tM premLMI He bad aa .. l'lltlt llllll'llc SELF SERVICE LAUNDRY ...-~a ......... _ AJJ __ ...... _I 'I'CU --'* '· A. llrJ F ... -.. -... -llcldalto ......... HAL AEBISCHER .,.,., 1f.:R.NO* AiDa Proper F1tting Assured 3409 E. Coau Hwy. Corona del Mar STEINWAY ''8 '' craad. a perfect ptaoo, Yery rea..s- oaable, SCHMlDT MUSIC CO. stet.rrn.y • Y ama.ha 190'1 llaln Soma Ana o PLUioiiiiMt;.Ht:ATIMC l--..:.6'c:..."·=3833=---• Just Plumbing RIME HuowAu & Heating ...Ji-•5• • Water Hnteu, Olapo&&ta. 1•• Dra.tna. Faucets, Copper ftJ 'f (& R•.ploea · ..• Rauooal>lo ClothlDf . Nautical Glfta prices ••. Day, ntcht, or Marlot Hardware week-eodsl Open ,. • .., ... ,,.."k JUST PLUMBING to se"e )'OU better Telepboa•: 141-4111 "' 125 '" 127 120 129 1JO lJI "' "' "' 900 W. COAST HWY., N,B, LlcnN No, SOONI 1-..,-...:P...:HON:.::.:::.E·:.· 64:.::.5 ·..:1.;.71:.:1 __ • =~~=;;;..====I·" OfPICI IQUII'MIMT ner :: OffiCE I STATIONERY ~Ma•• 1 -~,:; "' Plumbing ::'1 ......... 142 640-7444 u •oo• •••Yic;ll II .. COAIT HIGHWAY T .. , .. "' uo T4t 110 1ST "' II> 1 • 2 • 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I fishing rod, lunl Kin9 w/PennSquldderreel fl shing rod Berke 1 ey w/Ptnn Spl nf t stler ree I Hlnks l l 11ylon line 3/32~ Corduroy sho rts 1nd trousers Bottles 111tneral oil Piddl e 1nd rudder , wood firt extingto~isher, red lCidde 6 lb. Clll fire ea t lngulsher , red Kidde 6 lb. co~ TV . black lnd whitt parti ble, Sh1 rp 19" TV, bl1ct and ..O ite parti bl e RCA 12" TV, bl 1ck 1nd wh ite partab·~ Se1rs 10" Green jewel ry boa ,../•isc costu.e jewelry Ahr11 cloc:k, yellow ~~ttl 1 , Westclo• Pocket wi tch, El gin , sther Witch, Nl'l 's, Ctnvelle, blk/chrc.e Witch, IM II 's , Kulpton, chrOIM calendar Watch, N n's , Wal th .. , go ld c1lendar Watch, .. n·s . Clrlvtl l e gold c1le11dar WitCh, N n's. Ti~JII gold Cl1 tndlf" WitCh , N n's Truwey Z0 ATM blk/chro. u len<tlr Stt.ver , electr ic , Nor. leo C..ert, Argus 35 ~-•leas• f1ckle bo•. bl k, w/Gircll reel & •lsc •quipMent Cooler , Ort/wht ;at~ for drinks Sletpint bet oil•• 9ret11 w/blue big 7 drlwtr grly fllt Ctblnet Refrtgerator, pt11k Norr Refrt91rat.or . whtte G .. AYto l t.erH/111 r"to Krac:o 8 tnct Coolu mgMt Co1NM Twb ftle w/c1sters suno c.hetr Swt.,.l chet r w/aret Typewriter, JIM Selectric l1PfW'"1Ur. tiM S.ltctrtc T.YJilW"tttr. S.tth•CoroM •tNtl l1'11f'Wt"t """. s.t th·Coi'ON .. null Tnewrttar. 1'" U•ctrtt 77-03596 77-03596 77-03322 77-0)230 77-0JMS 17-03602 , ... ,,._ c•\ 76-I'U u 76·03191 "" , .. ,,. "" "" CJI8 47M CJe 2116 ae 11M CM 1001 ,....,. fot..,. •1ectrtc. A.l .lHd.,lltMt1 .... ,..110 ....... lillie .. ,_.., T1 ·tS Olttr ..... str•tfllt Met ~-. Ort.M. I b . 4 CJ1I'*r -.. ... -llw. 4CJII- C. ISI1 ae ae ae 1651 Pl•c .. tt• •••· .. Ce•te Mete •. ••IHzr ........ .... J20e (,COAST HWY,, COM lloa tD Wldt ,....,., PHOMit J'M•Htl f» OIIIIIC.I ......._ Y t-. 3011H___.-t·I\I·.H~ .... IM IM , .. 117 IN 1 I I 1 I I I T 1 T I I I 1 1 T I 1 1 I 1 ...... ,,, ..... l.i.i, .... , •. ,,, "". c,t ,......,. .... .. Nttlt .lllllllltltlt, am ....... .,.,...._, nr •• .. , . UneqUaled Value MAKES SENSE! $169,750 for a large Newport Beach POOL borne! Ideal family residence wttb all new country kitcben adJolDlDfC cozy talnny room wttb brick fireplace. Formal d1D1og plus large Uvlng room faclag patio and pool. Enormous master suite plua 3 spacious bedrooms. Potenttal guebo and laDa1 area for the creative buyer. Beverly Morpby, 64!-8235. ------------~------------- 901 DOVER DR., Ul-8235 I 16.U SAH MIGUEL, 644-6200 4545 CAMPUS DR., 752-1414 In Newport Beach 3 large bedrooms, family room, 2 batbs, plus carpeting throughoot. Buut-in range and oven, used brick ftreplace, double garage and room for boat and tra.Uer. All on large, nicely landscaped lot (with apri.Dklers) and a view of the golf course across the street. $99,500 FEE JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 e ·1 I I I e I I I I t'l I I I I I I MLS. SALES REPORT Sales through the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Re.altors totalled more than $344 million during the first 7 months of 1977. TIDS IS A 29-1/2% INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD · ,OF 1976. 6,305 new listings were · processed, of which 51% WERE SOLD. 79% of the sales were cooperative. JUST REDUCED S6,000 1968 SAN BRUNO, THE BLUFFS OPEN SUNDAY, 1-5 Spar~ 3-bedroom, Z bath Blufts CODdo. EDd Unit --Low leuebold. Vaeam tor quick pouu- stoo &Dd Hiler la moUnted! ' j .... VIEW! VIEWI VIEW! Paaoramtc oe.a aDd Bartlor n..-s tn tills S bedroom home wttb 1aDat. Conitut breathtlts .. sctDM make th1s lqortaat to seel Call for ap- poiDtmut. •••• NEAR NEW ... NPT. HGHJS. Six ~ D1W aod built for good UYlng. Three bedrooma plus famlly room aDd z batbs. Low matn- tiDI.DCe JUd. Let u lbow you tllJs boOM. $114,500. DOH Y • .-RAJUCl.U< UlT;\.H lltltC..tHit =~-7000 "You'll be glad tomorrow that you bought real estate today." Roy McCard! ' Real Rll..IABLE seRVfC~ - S.INCE 1943' Ne~port Bl. Costa_ ................. .. Steps to Beach 1b1s roomy ranch-style bome bas 4 bedrooms, famlly room, pool room, teDDI.s court, prlnte poolaud is tn saW.nc area. PRICE BAS BEEN REDUCED. OWner anxious! Reduced to $108,000 ...._ y ~urflina aaallg ··we CARE ABOUT TH E BEST FOR YOU" 548-0066 645-6080 ,.,_. • ..,_.oooo•oo.-.. eltoice CocatiOH LIDO ISLE home. 3 BR., 2 ba., street to street lot. Brick patio. $196,000 - PENINSULA home. 4 Or 5 BR, 3 ba. all amenities. Lovely neighborhood, a few steps from the beach. $1.95,000. · BILL GRUNDY, Realtor ,,....,., ..... et Lind• Isle 341 IAYSIDI Dlt., SUITE 1, N.l. 675-4161 You may think you're just , .. Looky Lou's" -but PITCH &PUTT • • • • • . pillS lals more Five bedrooms on tbe fairway 1n Big Canyon. LIYe 5 Royal st. 1n one of Newport Beach's finest 5 bedroom homes. Call for appointment. 640-6161. C.ll 640-6161 ~COATS & WALLHCE j · REAL ESTATE . INC. '" HWPOIT CTa H MUTI 1M M a ' I ",• ~ • I o ' • • ' a ·1'' '• I CONDOMINIUM t{..ovt=ly 3 bdrm. condo ; wt=t bar . spacious kitcht=n . trash compactor. Homeownt=r 's assoc. pool. sauna. ten- nis ct. $147,500 ~R.. ·"-:_~':: ··LIDO REALTY 377 Yi9 Liclo, Newport leach .673-7300 **************. -Rachelle--Robers; Realtor 3333 .E. Coast Highway Corona del Mar 675-2373 ****** *-* ·**** SITUATED ON TEN ACRES SPACOUS 1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS • Privet. Patlea • Fi ,.,laces e POOL$ • TEMMIS COURTS • Separate F-lly Sectl011 • Acllac .. t te $clt .. h and playg,.ucl 90() S.a Lone lfcArt.hr ,~., Co•st Hwy. closf' to Fa$;io" tsl•• CORONA DEL-MAR (714) 6U2611 HOW CAN I DEFER MY GAIN ON MY RESIDENCE, t F I SB.L? SER VING' ASK us NEWPO RT BEACH SINC E 1960 759-0226 anytime EARLE "BUD" CORBIN, GRI BROKER OR SHINE! . . . this 3 bedroom secluded home is bright and ebeertul. Heated pool to be enjoyed. Come see ••• 1419 BONNIE DOONE, IRVI NE TERRACE . SATURDAY /SUNDAY 1-!>P.M. Priced at $14 7,500 -CORONA DEL MAR ••. 620/620-1/2 lrts Ave. Is a clean sharp du- plex. Two bedrooms each unit. Worth your time to inspect. $169,500 MAURY STAUFFER -- SEA LION REAL TV 1213 N. COAST HWY ., LAGUNA BEACH 497-3388 644-2212 REAL ESTATE J)36 E. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DB.. MAR rne: GEORGE ELKINS CO . 0 \ E R ~0 Y F \ R \ n f H· R \ I C I HORSE COUNTRY ESTATE San Juan Capistrano Beautiful!~-Located Hilltop f:statl Of Approx . 5 A cr~s. Mounta tR . Vallty & Ocl·an Vwws. Luxunou~ ~f Yt:ar Old Cu~tum Built R anch Stvlt Home. With S Bedrooms 31 ~ Baths. Bt=am Cetlmg:-;, ;\l a rble & Carpt-ted Floor.-. Four Cat· Gar<.~gt:. Manv E'>- tra::.. SSSO.OOO B' l\ppointment REALTORS 881 Dover. Drive, N.B. 631-1100 Corona del Mar Duplex ADJACENT TO BEACH & SHOPPING! 3 BEDROOMS & 2 BEDROOMS S162,000 ~own by appointment UHiled BroKers EVELYN sMITH· 646-7 414 673·0822 * . don't despair, we may find just What you want I TbC Cameo Shores Resident Spccialisrs 759·0111 fltEPflti:S&N'?ING SELECTED CLIENTS IN flti!AL ESTATE COUNSELING AND INVESTMENTS ~ .. ,v.A:. • ~·173~7040 FINE ARTS CONTEST PLANNED BY LEAGUE 'ho ~ ~~-MflAI. a-'a 1M 111:1 .. COIIIPI• ·-wWIIoblldlorlbo bd ,_. at Gl ...... Fed • enl llftap Ud l.cluart .......,., 100 ""POrt Clllttt Ortto, T-. -., dl- -of .... Lopaa ...... M•~~a~n of Art, will )Idee p.... ud _ .. ,. Dot. It fJom t a.m. eo .,., ~~~~-. Tlloro wW bl~ Ia o>riM ..... ,. EDtrtes wll1 be received Tbo fee Is f4 por ootry l:)r DDG-me-.n. Art L..... membtn wW paf " lor lbllr a ..... ..,. IUid $! Jor II.Cb tddttiOaal •- try, Noa-memben m&f ap. ply 2 ealrleo (h) ..,..,.. Art League memberabtp. Friday, Oct. 28, trom 1-5 Newport Center Animal Hospital ANN OU N CES T H E A SSOCIAT I O N O F Anita M. Henness, D.V.M. PRACTICE LIM I TED TO CANCER (MALI G NAN T D ISEASE , LEU I<EM I A , TU MO RS O F' DOGS, C AT S, HO R SES) BY A P PO INTM ENT t~E W PO RT CEN TER 6 44-5"60 N E WP O RT BEA CH , C A Ll 1". Xww· for Amencan Cars MICH ' ·zX · lor !mooned & Compact Cars ·Complete ... 588 al""menl . to incre-.e and imJWon Ally U.J. ,_. -.,....QU'.It ...... , ....... --- .... 4 qt, ...... .,..,., ........... --,.._~_ ..... Preclaioo •ed by mkbanlu, • Our mecbaalcs elec · 'trODic:aUJ n..biDI )'OW' 1....... . Nrsw poilU, plup. ClO'.-... T• eharliDI· stariiDI .,..ttms, time ..... WJu.t carburetor • Hoi,. matntaio a -............... Jacludea Datna, Torota, VW • lllbt lnleko. .... lJl' 10 t qu ol mt)or Wflnd 1•• ..-.oil ...... ,,.. ... ., ...... New conlnualan school building plan is opposed llowport-11--boanl trutoo llooold SIIIOJI. ...... oaldlul-k ...... -· lllo Idea of bodldlar a DtW' home for tbe dUtrtet'a Mdlattr eoattouatloo 111c11 SChOol. ••r ttunk tt would bt a Yery bad mistake tor the custrlct to spend mooey to bulld a new campu1, when we already have a surplus ot buildings and school attes," he told last Thursday's moolhly meetl~ of Costa Mesa Tomorrow. He said he ezpects decll- ntnc enrollments to result LD the closure of ''ODe ele· ment:ary sc bool per year tor the next 5 years. • · His comments came just 2 days alter a citizens com - mittee recommended that the school board conslderbuUd- lng a oe• campus Im- mediately north of the pre- sent McNally site at 19th aod NeWpOrt Blvd. That was the committee's flrst choice IN I .. liMe ... U.coa-IIDa-oehoOI, Olbon woro-Y1sla,W~ or WhttUer tleruatary ~bool CIJDI*IIH, IUiDCoe-tall .... Pui>Ue heorlac• will be held Dtlt moolb II> de- termloe wbJcb sttt tbe scbool bolrd will c:booM. Tbe board Yoted last year to relocate Ye:Nally bySeptembir, lll79, and to sell the Ylluable 7 .. acre property U bOW occu- pies. Tbe citizens committee was formed to advlse the board OD. a proper new loea .. U011. Bart.n ('•B.J,")Stli- Unc, who chaired the com- mittee, was appointed last week to sene on tbe school boazd to replace trustee Ma- rta.n Berceson, who Is re- slgnJ.Qr to seek election to lhe stale Aaen<>ly. ''The McNally stte Ls pro- bably the slncutarly most valuable property the dfs. trlct own.s," Mr, Smallwood told the Costa Mesa down- town group. ''I'm In t&Yor of seeing the site sold, aod I mean the entire sUe." Tbe ctUzens committee recommended that a oew sc!Kiol be buut on the baek 3 or 4 acres ot the property, and that the remainder be sold. Tbe city redvelopmentag- eoey wants to see the site redeveloped as housl..ng, or a mi~re of housl.ng and commercial, It would then adjoin an additional 14 ac. res ot downtown tbat Is al- ready slated for extensive redevelopment, ''When a publlc agenc y, such as the scbool district, do esn't need a property any longer, I think they should get out oflt, aod put It back on tbe tu: rolls," Mr.Sman. wood satd. He also opposed any Idea of the school dis. trlct keeping the property aoo leasing It out to devel- opers, "We should oot be spe- culating ln the real estate buslness," he argued. He promised that the school board ''will deal with the McNally problem by the end of the year." DR.CHARLES~IIOSIIANN ot Corona del Mar ts th e oew assoetate Ytce. president tor academic re. source plallDlac uti aoaly-sts at CaUtorala state UQJ. nrslty, FuUertoa. Slace 1973, be has been the prtn. clpal automated data proces- sl~ systems IDI.Jyst at UC lrvlne. From 1968-73, be was a sell-employed consul- tant speclall.JJag lo the ap- plication or systems tech- no logy and computers to edu- cauon and other elviJ enter- prises. Sign up for OCC classes Registration begins Wed- nesday, Aug. 24, tor more than 2,500 fall semester classes In more than 100 academic areas at Orange Coast College. In addition to the tradi- tional day and event~ clas. ses, OCC has Its we@k- end college, with classes on Friday evenings and Sat- unJay mornl~s. aoo Its af- ternoon college, with class- es from 2 to 6 p.m. Mon- day throogb Friday. Slgn .ups for dayaQdeven- lng classes will conUwe by appointment through Sept.l. Registration appointments ma y be secured In the ad- missions and records office. For registration lnfor. matlon, phone 556-5735. Open regis tration. on a drop-tn basts, will be held Sept. 6-16. Fall classes be- R"In Sept. 12. FLEES WITH CAMERA NEWI'ORT HARBOR ENSIGN PUBU!ItED WEEKLY ·PG.I! THURSDAY, AUG. II, lin -·Lollo--ao. ftiUd '* a.coa'•Atr· port ,_ ...,,. tutT•ro- dayud_ID_o ..... ..utJ .,.,. ... , camera. -r~B-be bad a CQitomer. He lllowod him a JISO CUOD llli mWlmeter model aDd IIUd Wb&t ~ ol 1181 tbe cutomtr Wobid prtler, ''Tbe most upeulYe YOtl bin," tbe man replied. Wltb the $100 lens at- taebed, he uked lf It would . . llo ol:ar II bo ol4liPid ool of .................... 4151- A Mutllple, to ''ttlt tbl motor to 1bo -IlCht." Mr. BteOD pYe blJ IR)f'U• Til aad tuoed to aootber cutomer. AJmott lmme- dlallly, bl hoard 1110 soolld ot n1DD1nc feet, aDd went Olllalde. Almost as quickly u you could bUnk a shutter, tbt "CUJtomtr" and the $350 wortb ot merchandise had disappeared. ~~D£L EPICURE U)0(9 GRADO The New Ultral!near 400 To_, H n one 10 to w frequenc y d,,.., melched woth 1 10 long-t~•cur••on Dall•ve •ld•IIOI" Ana ..,,,, ols hlf;JM tl ,, 1 IQePel lhll II h ..-d 10 oall UQ The J.V.C. 300 Receiver hal 50 wans per channel at 20 HZ to 20 KHZ with no more than 0.3% total harmonic distortion. Matched with this pair of Epicure two way air suspension speakers. BIC 940 turntable. Belt drive. auto-turntable includes base. dustcover and Grado F3E & cartndge Ust Price IJI.OO ,.H ..,!o '·,..,,, • '650 " 1 FM ...-.:I AM -, Bartery or AC ooe•1t>on woll't bu!H·tn AC Co<d 3 Automlloc ACibatte•v I Wtlchlng 4 Buoll -on A F C as~u<e\ d n l'l-tree I'M receatoon ~ E•l•• •aro e 3 518 SOftlker lor biQ lllflt love ~"'"' & E..-l)l"oone IICI< Shure Don I ru•n 't'OV' records and stylus ••In 1 oncorrect lriiCI<•ng forces use tne Snure . srv1us Ioree o•o• •ccu•ale 10 o o~ t, o•ams ...,.. un (! :· "·" . . ---' Exhibits at home show · Complete chania lubrication and oil d"lanae -Hels-en~we lona; wesrin& parta and smooth . quiet per- formance Pleaae P,one for appointment · lnchwlet IIcht trucb. Aak for our Free Bauery Power Cbeck ).Wheel Froot Dilc: inmll new front cllc ,brall:e pMI . a.,.ct and inlpect fraat ....... bearln,. lUpect hydraulk •r-t-a ud rotors Cdoae not tect• rar wheaal OR ........ Dna·Typo: Install nnr brdo lnlnpallf--· Repack froat wiMII -...... ..,...;t ...... lv'*•lllk ..... ... ..... . Free entertainment, a flo- wer sbow aDd oomerous ex- hfbtts will hl.&hltcbt the 2Srd an~~.~al SoutlllaDd Home and Garden Show, scbeduled Aug. 20...28 In Anaheim's Conven- tion Ceater. Another napr feature will be a mobile home Yilla.ge, where many of the latest models wtll be displayed. The nower show, uoderthe direction of Harry Macres and hls son, Harry Jr., will be ln the arena, which will be transformed into a p.rdeo setting. Headlining dally free en- tertainment wUibe Piet Pau- lo aDd his baml.ng feats of magic, the husbaOO-wlfe team, tbe Wheelers, and Ho- waro Hardin. who wUI be master or ceremonies aod P U BL IC NO T ICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAM E STATEMENT The following persons are doing busloess as: Newport Heights Tn.vel Service, 149 Riverside Ave., Newport Beacb, Cal. 92663: John w. McMacttn, 2730 Park New. port Dr., Newport Beach, Cal. 92660; Robert McMack- in, 2730 Park Newport Dr., Newport Beach, Cal. 92660; Earl L. Lindley, 4(772 Ger. malnder, In1De, Cal. 92715. This business Is coDI!uc- ted by a ~~:enera.l D&rtnersblp. Slped: Earl L. LlDdley, This statemeot was ftled wltb tbe county clerk of Or· ange Coulty Aur. 15, 19'7?, Publlab: Aug. 18, 25,Sept. 1, 8, 1977, LD the Newport Harl>or EDII(D. F -80408 HAIR lt 'CUT lt CURLED lt COLORED i lt COlFI'URED lt 'CETERA ·Ftne Hair 9peclllla!a * LORRAINE'S ,BE.WTY NOOK OH TH .. IIOULIIV ... D. cq.oni .......... . Phohee44-1tilll ' . . . ' • present his own comedy act an<l )IRtllllg. Show bours wtU be 2 to 10 p.m. weekdays, nooo to 10 p.m. Saturdays, a.od MOD to 9 ·--- PARKING DISTRICT IS THE ANSWER Aft er ma ny long years of talking and arguing aboullhe parking problem In Old Newport, we are on the verge of doing something about It, Hot dog! Now. we've got to watch our step and do the right things at the right time, but I believe we can aclually form an off-street parking district In Central Newport, Including Caooery VIllage. A committee of ciUzens and business people from the area has come up with some pretty good recommendations. First off, they want to nail down the corner where the Art Museum Is moving out, That property Is In escrow to a buyer who wants to develop it commercially. To save It for offwstreet parking, our commltlee wants the city to go ahead and buy It now, for $400,000, As soon as we get our off-street parking district formed, the district would buy It from the city and turn It Into a metered lot. U, for any reason our parking dis- trict falls to become a reality, the city cou ld easily get Its money ba ck by s elling the property. We will circulate peUUons to get at least 51 per cenl of the Old Newport pro- perty owners on the dottec.1 line. We believe this ls a ctnch. Then, we could estabw llsh a bonded lodeble<!Jless to get lhe district off and running. The debt would be paid off by parking meter receipts In lbe area. I believe the best way to do this Is to drastically raise parking meter rates. 1 know that people are willing to pay several dollars a day to park near the beach. They've offered me as mu ch as $20 )lsi to park on my store's lot for the day, The beach Tlsltor makes a heck of a mess and adds to our city's expenses In cleanw up, policing and other services. I believe these visitors soould pay a larger share of thai cost. The way to get them to do so Is to build more off-street parting, then raise the meter nles lhrough<>Ut !be Peninsula and Central Newport. City Councilman Donald Mclrmls Is trying to help us get Ibis parting district started. We are hopq that tbe rest of the City Council will understand blslo(lc, and ours. We are not asking for a handout. We art nof asking tbe c!Useu of Newport Beach to spend tbelr tu money to build badly-needed offstreet parking. The parting dlllrtct wtu be llnaDced by parking motors Ill tbe district. The property OWDtta In I be dt.trlct wtu decide the luue. All ,.. wut to do Is to grab bold of thl.l parldng problem and &tart doing sometblng lboUI 11. There are a 111rrber of pot•tlal parldng lot lltea. Tbe Joacer we walt to acquire thorn, !be 1110re It Is goq to eoll ••· We'vo ftlted too Ioac, now; let's don't dare nit any loactr. The City C0118CII lbould back us aDd act Immediately on the Art lla-m property, before eaerow clolea, Lot'• cet OD wtlb It, Let's IOlYt .... parking problems In l oplrlt of aetcbborlloocl concern and cooponllofl. AI Forctt ' . VIlli '"'' store and UH our parldng lot ODI back while you look onr ODr 11M Hltetloll of Amerteu-madt IDola, RGIT H RDW 2»1 W. IALIOA ILVD., MIIIPOU IIACN ... r-1.ea.n• I