HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-09-22 - Newport Harbor EnsignMAJfRA TrERS, 1f'bo biD tbemMlYel u the teeODd tun.
IIIMt bubtnbop quartet tn Amertca ("a.od we don't
care W'bo's flnt") wl1l be a feature of tbe 7th ao.a:ml
Newport Hut»r E~ebuce Club '•Barbershop Plus" allow
Satardly, Oet. 1, at tbe OraDce Cout College audttortam.
Al80 performlnc will be tbt MarlO SI.D(ers aDd Father
Couctilla'• Boys Chorus of Orange County. The anoual
6md ntser beoeftts tbe Exebaace Clti>'s youth acttntles
faDCI. Tlektb will be on salt at tbe door. Natiooally
kDown .atertalJler Harry Blbbltt of Newport Beach wW
emc.e tbt 1bow. • ~~-.l!tlf ~ -'lop
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
(In last week's nut installment of Pastor Chuck Smith's
sermoo oo prophecy, the admonltloo wu glYeo: '•Look for
the coming Invasion of Israel by Russia. That ..Ul trigger
the ehaln of ennts prophesied ln the Bible, brtnginc about
the reeurn of our Lord Jesus Cbl'hrt to estlbU.tl Hl.s enr-
lasttng kingdom.'' From the prophecies of Daniel, Eukiel
and Zechariah In the. Old Testament, Pastor Smith of
CaiYery Chapel, Costa Mesa, told or the comq t.aYaslon
by Russia aDd the destruct:lon of the lnnding army, pavlDg
the way for the rise to supreme power of the 10-oatlon
Earopean confederation and the revelation of the world
ruler, tbe Anti-Christ.}
Al NEWSPAPER OF THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
CORONA DEL MAR, CALJFORMIA
HIGH PARK COSTS ROCK
• • • • • •
NB moratorium
, vote rejected
Tbe threat of a morator-Sue Ficker of Balboa, a
lum on boUd!Dg lD Newport leader of local slow-growth
.Bea.ch was lesseDed this ad'focates, later called tbe
weet. as developers and clty Kremer otter ••a boUow pro-
goTeromeot agreed to a com-mise. •• Sbe DOted that the
promlse that calls for a a lrvi.oe Compuy's past rec-
complete re-study of the ord indicates a wllllilpess
city's geoeral plan between to slow detelopmem only
DOW a.od oeu February. when forced to do ao.
City CouocU accepted tbe ••we bad to appeal to the
NBCOUNCIL
"The r esidents or this ctty
bave been bad," Newport
City CouocUwoman Lucllle
Kaehn of Inine Terrace said
YoDCSay, assbedescrlbedthe
lntlated park developmem
fees mandate(j by a new city
law.
She and otber CouncU
members were upset when
they learoed that small
scale deulopers wUl have
to pay as much as $4,200
per housing unlt lnto a city
Large developers {50 or
more units} must now pro-
vide 5 acres of park for each
projected 1,000 residents of
new housing projects. The
old clty standard was 2 acres
per 1,000.
Developers ot smaller
projects must pay an in lieu
tee amounting to the cost of
buying up park acrea(e ac-
cording to the oew standard.
proposal aDd voted agaiut state Coastal Commlsstoo
plac(Qg tbe moratorium Is-to get tbe Corporate Piasa
sue on oelt AprU's election complex in Newport Center
ballot. In related a ctloos, the toned down," she claimed.
CouocU refUsed to accept Central Newport blast-
a new dettnltton of bousiDg nesswoma.n Peg Forglt '*£1
densities, aDd turned down a ditferent new of tbe big
a growth-control general land company. "I am here
w .o;o.•• park fund. The new formula,
But, because or Newport's
high land values, the rlty
planning staff has figured out
a formula that wtll multiply
what developers had been
paying uDder the City's old
bullding exclst> tax, which
had been the rna jor sourct>
of reveout-for parks In the
past.
wUI be on the InlJle Com-
paey's undeveloped parcels,
where t:,e developer wW be
required to dedicate part
la..od, Instead of paying a
fee," Davtd Dmohowskt, tbe
c ity's advancl' planning ad-
mln1strator, explained. "It
wlll have very little effect
in the older parts of towa.
because most redeveJopmeat
will be done under simple
parcel map procedure. The
new ordinance applies oDly
to subdivisions of more tball
4 units."
plan ameodmeot recom-to defend and commend the
mended by the elty's tratftc Irvine Co. for wbat they bave
committee. done to this town," she said
LES ISBELL
a s "'ayo r ;,. 19 51
EX MAYOR
LES ISBELL
SUCCUMBS
Cou.ocUmu Paul Ryckotf 1n a prepared statement.
of Balboa Island, who bad • • vacant property ts as
led the ftgbt for a building sterUe a.s a barren doe.
moratorium, accepted the When you declare a mora-
compromise offered by lr-tortum, your acUoo ls hos-
vlne Co. Pres. Peter Kremer. tile,, Lester L. Isbell, former
''I am wU~ to oold ott Also arguing against couocUman and mayor of
for awhile on the morator-a moratorium were presi-Newport Beach, died Sept.
tum matter," be said. '•ln deal Denais Harwood and 19 at Hoag hospital, where
the next few months, we'll governmeota.l relatJoos be bad been !or 94 days.
find out if the developers cba.lrman Richard Spoooer Private family fu neral
me2Jl wbat they say." of the Newport Harbor Area services wlll be held this
Under thecompromlseap-Cbamber of Commerce. Friday for Les, who would
aimed at eventually provid-
ing 5 acr es of publlc park
for each 1,000 local resi-
dents, wu part of a popular
voter 1n1tlatlve circulat('(i
last year by Dr. Eugene
Atherton of Oakwood apart-
ments.
Or . Atherton's petition
was signed by more ttla.D
10 per cent of registered
voters, tOOs qua1lfylng lt for
next AprU 's municlpal elec-
tlon ballot. The City Coun-
cil, given the choice ofplac-
lng It on the ballot or ap-
proving lt as a new ordi-
nance, passed the ordtnance
last April 11.
The dramatic !('e Increase
cam(' to light earller this
month, wben the developer
or' a 7 -unit proJect in Balboa
learned that he would owe
about $22,000 In park fees,
l11stead of the $3,000 he had
expected to pay ln buUdlll+!
excise tax.
The new formula wUl DOl
a!rect developments of less
than 5 units. "Its malo effect
Parents oppose
But, the developer of a
pro~t or between 5 and 50
homes wlll end up paylng the
fee, and he will pay a high
price.
• • * * "WHEN RUSSIA INVADES ISRAEL
proach approved by tbe Jean Watt, leader of have been 81 next month. He
Councll, here Is what ls LEAF (Legal Environmental ls survived by hls
supposed to bappen between Analysts Fund) group, whic h wife, Helen, of the family
" now and next Februa": sought a moratorium, said oome in WestcUtt; 2 daugh -
• PLANNING commission LEAF Is ••gratefUl for the ters, Patricia Matlack of
wW beeiD a complete re-effort beiDC shown" by Yr. Santee and Delores Willett
stud)' of the ceoeral Plan. Kremer, but caullooed tbat of Santa Barbara; ooe son;
1oclud1Dg a system of'pbased 1t will be senral months Don Elder, also a former
school closing
Under the new formula,
lor example, the developer
of 15 homes on 1.5 acres
would be required to pay
S68,685 m park fees. Tbe
city a rrives at that ficure
by evaluating present local
park.lands at $286,189 per
'.!er e, based upon county as-
sessments of surrouodiDg
lots. FLrteen homes wouldbe
estimated to boose 3.2 per-
sons per unit at a hous~
density of 10 units per acre.
Each unit would be requi red
to furnish park fees for )1st
under 1ooth of an acr e of
parks. Thus, at the blgh cost
of local land, eac h unit would
nave to rough up $4,579. De-
velopers wlll, of course, add
this cost to tht> price of tbe
average home when they seU
It,
The significance of Russia's attack on
Israel and the destroctionofthe invaders
by the act of God Is that God will
begin to deal with the nation Israel.
Tbla wW be tbe key to the entire seeoarto,
triggering the beglnDt~, of the end of the
present age. Daniel's predicted 490 year
history of Israel --of which 483 years
had been tulmled at th~ time of the
cruclfixion of Christ --will be resumed,
beginning the last 7 years of Daniel's
prophecy, the 7 years of the Tribulation,
culminating in the coming again of Jesus
Christ.
We came awe50mely close to the end
times 1n October, 1973. Oct. 6 was a
holy day for the Jews. At 2 p.m., while
the majority of the Israeli and the army
were 1n synagogues or worshiping at
borne, Syria aod Egypt attacked simul-
taneously. The Syrians attacked with
1,200 tanks on a 20 mile perimeter.
By contrast, Hitler launched the attack
on Russia in World War n with 1,000
tanks on a 200 mlle front. The Egyptians
attacked with 3,000 tanks and 1,000
pieces of major artillery. This was
intended to be a war of annihilation,
and it almost succeeded -· but for the
lnterveniDg grace of God. Only a miracle
of God --as great as any in the Old
Testament--preserved the little nation
of Israel.
Near Golan Heights, a small force of
132 men under a major held off a major
usault by the Syrtans, 1n the western
sector. The major bad rdlsed to let
bls men go borne for Yom Kippur, so
they were 1n position to meet the attack.
In the eutern sector of Golan, the
Syrlau drove to within a mile of the
Israel ArmJ headQuarters, then mys-
teriously stowMtd. U ta beUeYed that
tbeJ feand tbey were tanh~ 1oto a trap
after adftoelllc ., rapidly •
ID tbe SlDlt, tbe 3,000 tanks of the
E~ laeilll only 90 Israel! tanks,
aJ.o lltr4Jped. Tbua the Iaraell forces
bad Ume to mobtllse aad prepare
ooa•er-attacb. TbQptlbed tbeSJrlana
back, came wltbiD 12 mD• oiDamucua
Ud were lboat to beliD bombl.rdmeat
of tbat cltJ wttb tbe1r 155 mm tank
CIIIICIL Ia SIDII, tbe latuU croued tbe
'IHI Cliill aDd trapped tbe lrd EOPtJajl
aftDJ.
development. '•before we know whether councllman, and 5 graod-
• DEVELOPERS aDd we're less polarised" on the children. Burial arrange-
llow -.rowth adrocatu will dlrectlona the city should mea are be log handled by
be beard bJ city pl.aDDcs taU. P~e Vtn mortua.ry.
M4bJ apcMilll•eacttaaa.&m Wr. Iabell was bora Oct.
rroaP to be orp.lll,&ed by Offi h t Z5, 1896, tn Texas. In 1915
architect WWtam Ficker. cer s 00 s be came to Orange County
• NEXT FEBRUARY. and worked In lumber yards.
proposals sifted through the M He became a NeYrport Beach
Planntng Commission Will esa man resident June 15, 1922, and
come before the City Coun-took charge of the Newport
ell in the form of amend-A Costa Yesa garage Beach Lumber Co., tbeo lo-
ments to the general plan. owner suffered 2 bullet cated at 200 26tb st. ln
Mr. Kremer, wbo became wounds in bls chest Satur-1925 he started htsowobusl-
IrTt.ne Co. pres ldeat lD July, day a.fterooon to h.Js garage ness, Newport Bul1d('rsSup-
agreed that a phaslngplan --at 2037 Harbor Blvd., fired ply, whlcb he operated untU
wltll development pace tied by an ott-duty Hawthoroe 1970 at 3104 w. Newport
to buUding of J'OQds aDd other poUce oft1cer after be re-Blvd. support s ervices ·-Is the
best way todeYelopthe clty's portedly tbl'eatened the of-He helped to organize the
900 remalnlng vacant acres. n cer wttll a 3-foot long metal Newport Harbor Chamber of
But, be lnalsted Utat tbere bar, Costa Wesa pollee re-Commerce in 1927 and was
be "aclearandpubllc under-ported. a member of Its original standlJic of the obUgatJoos J. A. McClure, 34, owner board of directors. He
and opportunities we bave ln of A and A Engloe Rebulld-served as Chamber presi-
proYldlng Newport wtth the lng, 203'7 Harbor Blvd, was dent In 1931. He was also a
clrculatioo system u re-taken to Costa Mesa bos-fouodlng member of the New-
quires.'' pttal, where be underwent port Harbor Elks Lodge.
His warni.ol seemed to be surcery for the ballet Les was elected to the
aimed at eDTlroomeatalllta wounds. He ls recovering Newport Beach City C.ouocU
wbo, 00 the one baod. wut satlsfactorUy, a bospLW in 1942, along with Clyan
rrowtb stopped until road spokesman said. Hall, woo became mayor that
systems catch up aott. 00 The ott-duty orticer, Ml· year . Other members of the
the other haad, block all at-cbael Yoran 30, was having Couocll then we re Bob Allen,
tempts to tmprofe tnmc d1.tflculty wlth hls car eo-0. B. Reed and Irvin Ceorte
clrculatloo. Mr. Kremer ctoe and drove lnto the gar-Cordon. Mr. lsbeU was
called for aslng ''tYerypos-ace over the oewly-cleaned elected mayor In 1944, was
stble leYerage to usure Ooor. Pollee LL George L. reelected to the COGncU lD
timely coDitrucUon of Lorton reported that an 11-1946 and was succeeded as
regJooaJ blgbway b cWttes," tercation resulted. Offtcer mayor by C. B. Reed. Les
and speclftcally mentioned Mono said be took h.Js pistol ran agun In 1950 and was
tbe Corora del Mar tree-from his car and tired, 2 re-elected to a third 4 year
way a.od the Su J~ shots after commandlag the term. The lsbellswe relonc-
HWs tramc corridor. prage owner to bait. time residents of Balboa be-
A report bas beeo tued fore rooTing to WestcWI.
'With the Ora.oge County dlst-The present City Hall.
rtct attorney's office. The wbicb opeDed lD 1948, wu
D. A. wW decide if any constructed wllboot noaunc
cbaqes wU1 be brought any bonds, Les was DOted
against the omcer or pr-for keeplnc a watchfUl eyeoo
ace owner. Otftcer Moran city spendlnc. • • Wbere Is tbt
wu questioned but not beld mooey comtnc rtom?" was
after the shootiDc. his frequent query wben clty
MARRIAGE· SEMINAR prognms were beln& dl.s-cussed.
About 300 parents and stu-Cll7 signatures oppos~ tht>
dents )ammed WUson ele-clost~ of WUson school was
mentary school's mee~ presented Tuesday night to
room Tuesday night toarg\le the citizen's advisory com-
against clos ing the school. mittee by PTA leader Marv
They were greeted outside Hortblek.le.
by students carryinc signs • ·We c:ao ret more U you
IU1iJII that the school be glYe as time," she pro-
kept open. mlsed. ''We want you to know
The 20-year-old schOOlon th.Js Is a community-sup-
Costa mes'a west side is one ported s chool and it Is no
of 3 elementary campuses place for a co~nuatlon high
in the Newport-mesa school school ..
district chosen fo r possible Oth;r speakers schcx>d ller
closure due to dec~ stu-claim Arguments against
dent enroUmenL Tuesda)', a closl~ Wilson and sending
citizen's advisory group ap-Its students to Whitt ier VIc-
pointed by the district's torla or Pomona schoois in-
Board of Educa.U"n began a eluded the danger of haVlllf
ser ies of hearings on the children cross busy Victoria
proposed closi._s. Current st.
district plans call for mov-Oeput) Supt. Norman
lng tbe district conttooation Loats revealed that Wilson
h~b school out of the Me-has a capacity of 660 stu-
Nally caf(l pus at Newport arxl dents, wtth only 385 ('nrolled.
19th by September of 1979, Whittier bas a ca,paclfy ot
aod placing the school In a 520, with a 324 enrollment.
vacated elementary campus. Pomona has 356, but room
Nert Wednesday night, the for 548, and Victoria has
panel wUI hold a public hear-. capacity for 302 with onlr
lng at Monte Vista school, 188 enrolled.
and the following night at one speak.er noted that the
Wb.tttier school. The ad-west side's lower propert)
visory group will then make values makes It attractive
a recommendation to the for youn~ families wtth ele-
Board of Educ~tlon on which mentary _ age r hfldren
school to close, aod where '•They can't a11or!1 to bur
to move tht> contlJJJation anywhere else, so the} will
school. But, as committee be coming here more and
member Alvin ptnkJey DOted more,'' he claimed.
Tuesday night a t WUsoo, Loog-tlme west s1dl' resi-
• ·The solution rna Y be to build dent Luis C arrido r~alled
a oew building on the back that some west sldt> students
part of tbe present McNally have already been moved to
campos and move the high Wllsoo from Canyon srhool
scoool into that bu1ldlog." which was closed 2 year~
The Costa Mesa Chamber ago and would havt> to bt>
of Commerce, the city Re-mo;ed again Lr Wilson
deYelopmeot A~eocy aod the closes.
Costa Me~ Tomorrow "Don't push us around,"
downtown business group au he warned.
··And we can't do anything
about It," lamented Yrs.
Kuehn.· I'm terribly upset:•
Stale law, which coaholl
1ntthtl~e laY meaStlnli, ,....
quires a vote of the people
to make any changes in sucb
laws, ooce they ar e adopted.
··By redUcing housing dt>n-
slty, less dedicatlonof parks
will be required," CouncU-
man Ra} Wllliams offer ed
as ont-posslble solution. He
also asked for a study of
how other cities are tarlog
after adoptinr similar l~Ls·
lation. Tht> Atht-rton in-
itiative ordlllance .as
based on a · model " ord1-
na oce dra~~o•n up b}' the Cali-
fornia Lea£Ue of Cltles, Dr.
Atherton expla lnf"d.
He defende-d his initiative
and rl'mHlded the Council
that the a lternatlve to DOt
paying for parks Is to ··have
DO parks."
'• A ma pnt)' of people ln
:.lewport Beach ha•e voted
twice ln the past to spend
mone~ for mo re parks," be
r ecalled. But, bl'Cause of
state Jaw requiring a two-
thirds vote to approve bood
1ssues, the Issues falled.
Dr. Atherton also sug-
gested that parkland near the
Balboa P1er should oot be
1ncludf'd In computing the
value of city parklands, be-
cause the park there adjoins
the ~arh, and shouldbt> con-
s idered part of the beach.
· Part or the cost of Uvtnc
1n Newport Beach Is pro-
vldl~ pa rks," he noted,
' and the cost of land ts
very high here." favor completely vacating
the 7 -ac re McNally site,
whlcb wooJd then be put up
fo r sale aod redeveloped as
commerdal or resldentla.l
property.
Water reclaiming studied
A petition contalnlag 1,-
Between oow a.od Febru-
ary, be promJHd, the IJ'T1Dt
Co. wUI not ~L·.e 1J1J de-
•elopmeat acttou oo wbat
be named u 4 coatroYerslal
bot apota: tbt Cubways
property ~e~r ctur ud
DoYu, tiM Newport c-.r
blp-rt.s. cc.domiDbama, tbt
laDtt btttrMD tbt H.-porter
IDil aad Park H.wporta.,.rt-
m..U. ud tbe 10-ca.lltd
JfoUdly Rut»r ana a.1oa1
Cout Hwy ... r U..·O....
AT CHUROIIN CDM
A marrta(e eartchmem
Mmlaar wUl bt held 1Jl Oe-
t!Dbtr at tM Corolll del Mal'
ooacreptioaal ct.J~h. 811
Btllot.rope AYe.
Locals held in dope case
Reclaimed waste watn for
the lrrtptloo or parks, goU
courses and other rec reatloo
facUlties in Costa Mesa Is
btiDC p~noed throu~b Water
Factory 21, Onace CouM}'
Water Dt.strlct.
btlt, Visu park, Costa Mesa
park, Tanager park, Es-
tancia park, Lindbercb
scbool par t, Mesa Verde
park, Corsica perk, Te.
Wlokle par k, San Otero rr..~
way Cl't"~lt, Sa.Dta A•
rlur to Ntwport Blvd., S.-
bu rtlla park, Gtsltr put ud
Corona del Mar frtewtJ
rre~tt~
lM4iJIC dle dt.leulsloo
wW be Or. Res Smttb. OeL a. Dr. stu GrHo. Oet. 9,
aad Dr. Us Eckhardt. Oet.
11. All MNJooa wlU beltA
ll '7:10p.m.
Mrs. Lars Lavagnino dies
lAIGel .,... ....... ....
dled .... , .... It Co*
Ill ............... ..
111•11'1 10 II .. WU
till .... of tan~ ................... .......
v... PW:I 1.1 ltl tarlJ
,_,. of OIP"'Iltio&.
A •••artal •$8 wu
lleld J .... ..., at tM IW>me.
tiG'rPNc:WI ~ ......
ltl''n*, wtD 1M a-.
Daftl &,..... of lu Fna-._,IDiww...-aall.
J ... ,. ..... ~of-
....... n. ""' • eo-...., .... clllrp of ... ....aur ... •s"
Newport polJce aarcotlcs
oftlcus played a key role
1Jl the arrest lut wMk of
.uJp~Cb ha a major a.atu-
a~tJollll coca!Qe •muallllc
rlDC. Tbe arrests tGdtcl S
r• rs of lDYeJttcaUoa aid
Newport Set. Darryl Yo.le.
Of u penoM llldlc:t.d 4
are eltbu pf't!SIM or tbnDtl'
Newport~.
Woltilf db pollct
~from ""nlc:o.-
ll1M. ••..ucaton ..u.d u ..U.ttd Sl llllUkla a.
Solita A IDtl'ieu roca&-.
ftldl ... , 11.1 1M bela
....... ... IIlli OOiiilb)
ud -c: .... ~ TUitl
ud Baw111i.
.... lbolle 1dded cllr-
... 1M put wtet oe 4nll
-... ud rKIIIta .,._ ... JoeAt111.,JO.
of S42 62od. Nt-wportSbores;
his brotbtr Sergio, 26, of
109..8 41st, West Newport;
Sttpben Granat, 27. a tn.n-
sl•ot wbo pollee said
.,rmtrly U•ed in West New-
port, aDd Toni OeDlse l.oQn,
17, a former resldfoat of
Jum:tDe A•e. 111 CofOGI del
Mar. ,.., hid ~ed to
ttaftJ.i. OUten iDdScted au
11 uawau. lmne aad El
Toro.
HELEN FREEMAN, 90,
Of LIDO P~RK DtES
Prtn.t. .. nte. ••e
be-. Wd IDr Btl• B.
.. ,....... ~. ol tll Lido
Put Dr.. Lido Put. ....-o·
... ... 141aflolcbN-
pttal •
Conceptual plans for the
project rece1Yt!d approval by
tbe Clty Cooocll Mooday
Di(bt. FUtend and cblort-
lllttd secondary n.ste
water would be used tor the
trrtcattoD pro Jtet. 1M
OCWD ls pla.DDq a maJor
pJpe llw OD tbe wut AM
of tbt Suta Au RIYtr to
<1rry tM ll'riptioll nt.er.
PaopciWd Ults lDel* Co-Ita .. _ Colt aDd Country
Cbjb, Sub Ana ec.tatry ct•. .... verde COIIItry
Cllb, liut)or LIWD M•·
•rtal Put:. Fumew Stat•
IIG .. Ua•. ()nap COUll C'ol-lele. • ....,_ CaDnla
CtlUDnla eou ....... OJ'.
.... C.., FalJIIOIMi..
WILLI AM WILSON SR.
OF COM DIES AT 12
Wemona\ s.nte.s b-WU -
Uim 0. WU100 Sr., .. ol
l Ol'7 Golttearod A•e.. llar-
bor Vtew RUls. wen~
dieted ~bJ ......
Bnee J . Knrle, Prellltf· ..,.. cam ot .. Cllf-_.. .. PadAe"" ....
IDOitl1 pan dllpel. •
HI ll IUYmd bJIU..... I awu.; a--. W :Ua!I!IOu WU-.
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--------.The Birch Log -·~~-p-C. M. Harper
tlte )t&SI1 byJ~~~:_Ener~bU~Y!~~= In April wNd r ..
A Cout Mesa market
clerk ns injured 1D an at.
tempt to prevent ! mentrom
stea.U.ac 3 eans of beer VI·
lued at $1.1? after Jef\lslrl(
to sell beer at 2:50 a,m. Sa.
turday, pollee reported.
/7 · f.' &lmont, MOM6ochu.~u• -Early tn 187•, at 11\(ft in~ wid. --.;y production, and vOHHCC IOH the heieht or ·the nnt•n•'JY erial•. our vutty moroeontrot overwA....tean people.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, on Thursday. Secood Class
po1tap pajd at Coro111 dll Wtr, CaJlf. Ni!Wsptper otnce
ud prtathc plant lG tht Eilstgn Bulld.lng, 2721 E. Cout
Hwy,, Corolll del Mu, Callf. 9!62~. PHONE: 6'13.0550. THE NEWPORT liAR.
BOR ENSIGN wu ad)ldged 1977 to be a newspaper of gen -,
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Clerk John E. Freedman.
23, sutfered cuts and bletd·
lng around his left eye In
the lncldeot Itt a rmlrket
at 51'1 w. Wilson St.
The clerk had reC\as@CI to
sell the al cohoUc beverage
alter t$1 hours. He was
hit In the eye by one of
the suspects, whO started
leavl~ the market with the
'baer, be reported . The clerk
grabbed the would-be thief
a round tht> oe<:k and held
him with a head lock. The
second man punched him In
the ra ce an1! knocked him
away from his ho ld, He
was knocked to t he ground
and temporarily blaC'kedoul,
he told po!l('e . He heard a
car Ieavl~ as ht> regal~
r onsclousness.
TRESSEN IS EDITOR
OF ·coAST LINES'
Ua n TressPn of Co ron:•
del Mar Is edltor-in-clllef
or Orange Coast CO\Ipt'P'S
s rurteut newspa per, ··Coast
Lines,'' fo r the fall semes-
ter. Dan, a sophomore J;>ur-
nallsm-photoJ\taPII}' ma jor,
was J reporter on ttiP starr
last ~·ear.
Is the Costa w .. Redfotelopmeat Ar~J lettlac the overrated representative~ in Waahlncton rn•
kind of IUpport It ahould bt 1.utac from City Hall? There the world a atunninr demonstration ot their
ba'fe beeR aome rnmbUap ID NeeM wtekl, tochtdiac a calmnru. thorouahnt~~. and att,entlon to nt.·
rumor that somebody on the City Council DOW QippOitl tjonal needs. Whit they did" wa• mandate an
the redevelopmeot plan. immediate shirt to daylirht uvinc time -in
The Agency ta chaqed with the tlak of rtdt"teloplAg the dead of winter! A wide-eyed •ua~eatlon that
the old downtown area. Part of the property ta:a: Plkl by fiddling with the nation'• clockl woUld acme.
owners In the rednelopmeot •rel goea to the Ageoey, how save energy stampeded CohrreM to act.
which is empqwered by atate law to use coDdemlll.tioD Arte 11 th h d to d th 'rt~ d 'dn't and other sbort~cut methods to UP(rade the downtown. · ~ a • ey a 0 some 1 • • 1
This is being done all OYer the .tate, a. clUes ...Use f,h~y . How much better for all ha~ the; 11m ply
that the oldt>r parts of tbelr towna which once fuorotahed adJourned -and tumed out t he hrhta,
the seed tax money to ret the U:wn started, are oow In Almost immediately, re.uonable objectiona
need of re)lvenattng. lo the eod, everybody ls supposed to such tinkering -such aa that it would force
to win, because a redeveloped downtown ends up putting children to make their way hom~ from ~~ehool in
more tax dollars back lnto the kitty. the dark -urged a second look at the hastily
Now, our Costa Mesa RedeYelopment Agency nas been passed law. Then the truth leaked out: Congrn~
legally constituted by the City Council (ull2nlmously), aOO never had any evidence to show that the shift to
is now making strong progress toward getting actual daylight saving time would save a drop of oil or
redevelopment uDder way. A rood cbunk of the Agency's 8 kilowatt of power. Hysteria about a auppoeed
operating funds goes to the City o! Costa Mesa to pay . . .
for stall help. Some Agency niembers (appointed by the energy crrsrs h.ad taken co~trol and na ~ult
City Council) are bee:lnninr to ask whether the Agency Is wa~ uu~r roohsh~eu. In 11m~, the dayhght·
getting the help It pays for. Requests for reports and sa\·m~Htme experrment was qu1etly scrapped.
other administrative help sometimes seems a bit long In
comi~. At a meeting last mool:h, the Agency didn't even Hyaleria -Phase Two
have a city stall member present, es:cept for a lady who Now the Carter Administration hilS cranked
was taping the proceedings. up the ~nergy scare once again. Near hysteria
Some Agency members didn't even try to hide their a~tain demands na1ional energy conservation,
disgust at such a turn of events, but the truth about our nation's energy au pplies
If you ask the members of the City CouncU, lodlvldua!Jy, remains virtually the same as in 1974. That
whether they SUPPOrt the redevelopment plan. they .answer truth is that the United States is 11itting on va111 ··yes." When they vote on Issues that affect r~evelop
ment, they continue to give It unanimous support. So long quantities of untapped oil. natural gas. coal.
as our elected representatives conttme to show this and other sources of energy. But federal price
unanimout support, and so long as the Agency members, controls, environmental roadblocks, regulatory
who are public-spirited cltlzens, contlooe to work hard commissions. and courts have so impeded en-
on red(>velopment, shouldn't the Redevelopn\ent Agenc ~· ergy production that our nat inn is indeed run·
have the whole-hearted SUPIXIrt o! the City Mana ger and nin~t out of twailobft. fuel.
his starr. Do they have that support? \\'hat America needs is sufficient national
If Agency members are beginning to wonder about the indignation to push government obstruct ions
answers ro those questions, maybe U's time for them to out of the way 50 that producel'5 can produce.
go ahead and ask the questions, point blank, and see what But the Carl f r Administration has totally dif.
the answers are. A lot of time. effort; money and city f 1 · · d Th p ·d • h. hi .support have gone into the redevelopmeot plan. If aoybodr erent Pans m min . e res! ent s lg Y
NaUolaall•uo Aet
The tnefl)' hooPla of laat eprinr finaUy cui·
minattd in the delivery ol th• Admlnllttatkm'a
68Q.pqe National Entl'l)' Act to CQftlftll on
July 29. Actina mueb Ultt their irreaporwible
daylirht·•vinr-time ptedeetMOn, the current
House of Repretent.ati~tl took a ainclt week to
con•ider the meuure an~. on Aupt 6, paued
it·by a vote of U4·177. Tbey had to do •omf'·
thing, didn't they?
Well, what they did wu vote to incre .. e
taxes, erect new roadbloclu for enatJY pro-
ducen, and raiN the price e1cb of us •ill pay
for vitally needed enercy. U. S. Chamber ol
Commerce economilta estimate that the Na-
tional Energy Act will add 1182 billion to the
taxpayer's burden betw.en 1978 and 1985. Thia
adda up to S3.COO per family.
The Act calla for e:a:panaion of production·
inhibiting price controls, ne• delaYI in off.
shore oil.aite leasing, and further restriction•
on nuclear power development. Conrreuman
Dale Milford (0.-Tes:u) wa• not alone when he
atated: "The so-called energy bill is in fact a
vicioufl tu: bill."
But one~ again hysteria prevailed when the
votes were counted in Congreu. And thi11 time
the resulting legialation ia incredibly moffl dan·
gerous than the daylirht·uving-time foolish·
ness. The Energy Bill, which will not produce a
drop of oil or a cubic foot of natural JIUI,' now
goe& to the Sen~te, where hy1teria i• customar·
ily even more rampant than in the House.
Meanwhile, the enemies of a free and ind~·
pendent United States marvel a11 our nation's
leaders take a giant step toward nt~tional sui ·
cide. The National Energy A('t is ancother plank
in the gallows being constructed for our btiO\•ed
I'OUntry.
At this time, Rusliia'spremler, Leonid
Brezhnev, called President Nixon and
said that Russia was prepared to st-art
unilateral action to bring peace in the
Middle East. It had been learned that
Russian cargo planes, with troops and
supplies, had landed in Egypt and Syria
2 hours after the start of the Yom
I" ina Ellepruan of ~oonui n
Vallev Is no?ws Pd1tor, Kat!1;
\~'fleelt>r of Fcmnta ln Vallt>~
is etlt>rtainrnt>nt o?t1itor , and
J ,~ff !luff c.f Costa 1\olt>sa ls
s ports E'llifor.
in any official city capacity has decided, at this late TEEN YOUTH CLUB --~-----------------rlate, to oppose the whole thing, It ls about time lor that
Donalrl H. J:trol>s i<: fl•t> official to speak up, or forever hold his peace. The future TO MEET SEPT. 24
Kippur war. So it was plain that these "''"P'P"'s ·• '""'r. of th~> city's downtown business are.a Is too Important
to !he entire cit}', for petty poUUcs or petty personal The "Pescadores" (Fish-
ermeo} Teen Youth Club at
Our Laoy Queen of Angels
Parish will be entertained
by the "Diamond Mines"
roc k music group this Sat-
urday, Sept. 24, from 7:30
to 11 p.m. in the Parish
Hall, 2046 Mar Vista Dr .,
East Bluff.
,·rudees to ~et In the wav.
PUBLIC NOTICE
planes had taken off fro m Russia before
the invasion began. Soviet troops mann ed
some of the Syrian tanks, and seve ral em or ~~~ic?:T.,ef;.~~·i.~'~~RNIA
were captured. Five Soviet MIG's w e r e SEALED arns wm be r('Ce!ved at the oHice of the
h t d d R · 'I t City Clerk, City Hall, NPwport Beach, California, untU s 0 own, an USSlan Pl 0 s w e r e lJ :I)O 3.,rn. on tile 14th rlav of Octohe r, 1977, at which taken prisoner. A Pussian cruis er had Ume f!leY w[ll be opened and read, for performing work
ed AI I :ts follows: ffiOV On tO exandria With nU C ear NbWPflllT ISLA ND CHASNEL BICYCL E/PEDESTRIAN
warheads on deck. BRIDGE
So h B I . CO~TRACT NO. 1900
W en rezhneV Ca lerl the pres l-Hlds must be submitted on the proposal form attached
dent, it was clear that Russia wa s wit h the contrac-t documents furnished by the Public Works
preparing to invade Israe l, beginning Department. The additional copy of the proposal form Is to be re tained by the bidder lor hls records. with a paratroop attack, President Nixon E.ch bid must be accompanied by cash, certllied cheek
Ord ed U S t 1 ted d H or Rldrl,.r's Rand, made payable to the City of Newport er • . roops a er • an enry Qeach, for :tn amount equal to at least 10 percent o! the Kissinger began IU s hurried trips to amount otd .
Israel, Egypt and Syria to hammer out The I !lie of the pro jed and lhe words "SEALED BID"
shall be clear ly ma rked on the outside of the envelope a peace settlement before Russia mo ved contatntng the btd.
in her troops. The issue was in the The contrar.t documents t ha t must be completed, exe~
eutE'd, and returned In the sealed bid are: balance, for Russia was prepared fo r "· Proposal
an all-out assault. But God had another B. Destgmtlon or Subeonlra clors C. Bidder's llond purpose in mind, and brought it to a D. Non-collusion Affidavit
halt. E. Statement of Financial HesponsibUUy
F. Technical Ablllt) and Experience References The attitude of the Israeli, as tolcl nest> documents shall be a!lh:ed with the signature
personally to Pastor Smi th during a anrr titles or the persons slgntng on behalf of the btdder.
For corporations, the signatures of the PRESIDENT or Visit !0 !he Holy Land, Wa S that they \'ICE PHESIDENT and SECRETARY or ASSISTANT SEC-
felt it WaS a mistake tO StOp their RET AH\' are required and lhe CORPORATE SEAL shall
be affixed to all documents requJrtng signatures, In the successfu 1 counter-attack. They felt they case of a Partner sh ip, the signature of at least one general
had been robbed Of a true and deC iSiV e partner Is requ ired. 1'0o bids wW be accepted from a contractor who has victory over the Arabs. As a result, not been licensed 1n accordance with the provisions of
they are right back Wfte re they were. Chapter 9, Division m of the Business aOO Professtoos'
COOP. The contrac tor sh.all state his license number and Syria and Egypt both are gea ring for dassUi callon In the proposal.
war and are v'olat ' th as ft'r One set of plans and contract doCuments, lncludlag 1 tng e Ce e-e special provisions, may be obta.tned at the Public Wl1rks agreement, and Russia is sending them Department, cuy Hall, Newport Beach, California, at oo
weapons. cost to licensed Contractors. It Is requested that the plans
and contrect documents be returned within 2 weeks after The Israeli fe el tha t Western Europe btd opening.
let th d If th h t t The City has adopted the STANDARD SPEC IFICATIONS em own. ey ave O go O FOR PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION (1976 Edition) as
War Jiiga!n, the y feel that they Will take prepared by the Southern CaiUornla Ch>pters or the Amer-
the world with them. Israel is ready ican Public Works Association and the Associated General
Contractors of America. Copies may be obtained trom to gO all OUt in the next War, aiming Building News, Inc., 3055 Overland Avenue, Los Angeles, to d t !"fled · t Ca!Uom!a 90034, (2 13) 870.9871. es roy every arm l agams The ctcy has adopted Standud Special Provisions and
them. They feel that Saudi Arabia should Standard Orawtngs. Copies or these are an.IIal>te at tile
n t i h d th d t · ed Publlc Works Department at a cost or $5.00 per set. 0 gO UnpUn S e 'SO ey are e ermln A standard "Certllleale or Insurance ror Contract Work to take the oil fields when war breaks for cuy" rorm has been adopted by the City. TIWI rorm
out. When Israel starts gatrung the •• the only certiJicate or Insurance acceptable to the Ctty.
The successfUl low bidder trill be ~red to complete advantage, Russia will move in to pre-lhls Iorm upoo award or lhe CMtracl.
Vent the take-over Of the OiJ fields. For any required bonds, lhe company lsS111n( Bid Boods,
Labor and Material Boods, aod fatthflll Performance Then will begin the final count-down, Boads must be an Insurance company or surety eom,..r
as recorded in Ezekiel. This will trigger licensed by lhe State or Calllornla. The eompo.Dies ..... lalso haYe a current Ceoeral Polley Holders RatJ.Qg or the SeQUence Of eventS leading !0 !he A or better; and a Financial Category ohtleut CW. X u
T r ibulation and the glorious coming of per lhe latest edltiOfl or Best's Key Ra«nr Guide (Prop-erty -Liability), • Lord Jesus With His church to establish In accordance with the pn>vlstoos or Article 2.Cblpter I,
His ld d rth d 1 lin Part 1 ot the Callforn.la Labor Code (S.Ctlons 1770 'tt eeq.~ llg Om On ea an ever as g I he City CouneU or the City or NOWIIOrt Beo.eh hU ueor-
righteousneSS, lalned the geoortl prria!unr rate of per diem -.-
1n the 104:aJ1ty ln wbieb the wort ls to be pertortnld tDr The Israeli have Indicated that they each en11, clauUlcalloa, or type or -.orllmu or moebmlo
already have wclear weapons. Recent ~.:::" LD ~<>R:;,-.::., •:. i~6"~': ~O:;,o:":, J=:
reports indicate that they have the A c0111 or llald reoollltloo la"iialllltlt fo t11t orllcutlbo
ueutron bomb This Is the bomb that City Clork. AU pertln I<> the -...:l oball be~ • by all provlolooo or tho Calltorola ~r Code 1'0111111 deltroys people, not weapons or pro-.10 »ronl!IDI !'at• r.t" c-t77o.t711 loc-l.
pe..., It kills by devou.,_ the tlesb The cootrie!O_r. -shall be r._lblt tor compltoweo 'II1IIi ••1• ·~ ' SecUoa 1177.5 ot tbt CaHtomLa Labor CodeD aU 1po. meltiac the eyeballs aiW;I eating away o,..oticotblo occ..,.Uoao. · the t..~ It is lnterestina to note Tho oootractor oboU poot uopy oflbopr...nlo(-
...... u-v. ""'t> ratN at. tbl jot) aile. Coplts may bt obta1lld f'roe tiM tbat EHII1el records the fact that the Plll!U• worto Do!tHI-. .
bodlll ol the dead ca11110t be touched Tbo CIIJ ruo"" tM riPI 1o roJod 111 or 111*-u:t to Walyt UJliiiDrtMtltJ lit .ell btdl. t»r 7 moathl after the RusslaJl forces · llOillll ciOIIGE. CITY cLDJt
(COli'I'IIWSD Oft PAOI 5)
CITY or IIIWPOWr BUell, c~
Ptii>Uob: Sopl. zz. lt'17, lolbo 11-rt lllll>ori!IIIIL
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AUDITIONS SLATED
BY 5 PENNY OPERA
Auditions for OCC's Five
Penny Opera Compa.n}' wUJ
be held Sep(. In and 21
from 4 to 7 p.m. In the
OCC auditorium.
Productions for th e 197?-
78 season Include Menottl's
··Help, Help, the Clobo-
links!" Jan. 13-14 and 19-
20, aM Georges Bizet's
"Carmen," April 28-29 and
. May 5~6,
Music and dancing will
k.lck off the year for re.
Ugtous instruction and youth
pl"'grams catering to stu-
dents 9th through .tzth
grades. The eVening Is open
to all teens and frleods.
PROS and KAHNS
J Kcsna ,.;aim .
AS THE KREMLIN ORDERS?
We have hcen rohl !hal Pres1drnt Carta got "an urgcnr
mcss:J Rt''. fru m U.S.S R. President Bre1.hnev 1ndica tmg that ht•
was to stop th e suspt•cted t«'sli ng of nuckar wea pons hy tht·
Unton of South Africa .
As il he had ht•cn urdl'rrd . Prestdrnt Carter went tu g.re<~t
lcngttt s 101 hl<H·k the test . enlistmg or mohiliZIIlg lllher
governmenrs <.~nd public opinmn to comply with President
Brezhnl·v's "urg rnl rnes..~agt• ."
What word c.an you usc tu dt-s..:rih r such subnw;stvcnt-ss tu
the KrcrnlLn'l So me ..:all ir "Detentt•"
llo sim!IH ·order ~ lead Carter to mst~r th<.~t we mu't J;!IYl'
them our canal1n l'<.~namJ"
EVERYONE A LIFESAVER
Cancer. hean . <.~nd ca rd1ovascutar and othe1 dueases.
Jh.uhol. [l.un~ and dnpc . all add ed together dun'1 lake. rnnrc
l1ws I han docs a~•onmn 1n lhesc Urnled Srates.
Only Co mmumsm hu taken m<orc hves than h~H'
.tblll"llons. •Jn l}' grca1 numht·r~ of nuclcJr weapon~ ~u ukl tak~·
A l1fc ~~a lite . <.~nd m nn wa y .:auld anyont• s;~ve J Ide as
eastl )' as by sto ppmg <.~n ~hnrtLOil . TI1a1's wh ere WI" t·.:in starl
lifnavmg.
UNCONCERN MARKS COMM UNIST ERA
I he cmtm)t nt the Naz1 l:ra see m!> '" have l>l.'cn a turnm.:
point m our t;u nrcrn s fo r the rights ol all to l11c ~nd hherty.
heo.:aust• SIIICC ll~en. m the Co mmumsl l:ra . mmc rh<.~n ten
11mes as many people have hecn s1m1larly e11terminatcd :1n1l :1~
many mun• havt' heen denied liht'rtws.
demonstr :ned l-Uncern fur these victims
CA KTER'S SECRE;r DIPLOMACY
Why sh11Uid we trust the Panama Canal "trealy pushers
when they won't evt"n trtt.~t us or Congress now wtth the lull
telCI o f l)u· ueaty they want ra11f1ed'' And when the y art"
tc:edmg u~ mure m1 smformauon than intorma110n''
In the first place, we didn't take the canal zone from
Panama. Columbia wouldn 't allow the building of the canal. !lO
we ''11rr•nged" for Panama to separate itstlf and become a
nation: and then we ptid Col umbia , and we paid Panama .and
we p~id the indivjduallandowners for the Canal Zone.
The incumbent dictator. Genenl Omu To rrijos, illep.lly
took o ver the democratically-elected aovemment of President
Arias , which had popular support. But the Torrijos
JOvernment which now allows only the CommuniR Puty to
exist, had ('uban-Soviet support, and that's to whom Cuter
and h.is prop:rpndist · neaotiators want to aive our C.nal.
The Kremlin·s btttrMtlonlll Affalrl issue ·of June, 1971
s.ays : "The ~anal allows the USA to tr1nsfer Its nual for ces
ho m one ocean tO the other ud' concentrate them r~pidly on
either side," as much as to ay we·d need tWice as bit • navy
without the c•nal.
But thh "uncontroll~ble destructive Yiolenge" the
treaty-pushers' tpe•k of whhout e•plainina, means that Cuba
ud the Soviets would commll acts o' war to take the r:.n1l
from us if we do not su.rrendtt it . If we dearly lake a Hand
and back It with furce , the Soviets won't 10 to wu O¥'t't the
Panama Can• I; but if we don't.they11juJtbke h .
So kt't expote Carter'• teerfl d.iplomacy for Whit h b. tnd
&•t the truths out in the open.
WE NEED TO KNOW'
The Coaututnllt hrty b rh• only polldW party now
allowed to axil! ln ,.,..,.,which mea•• thll P'ralklmt Clllft'
and his tnaty~en arc. lTYiDI «o tdM ow ceMI to tiMII
Communittl and tbllr .$crfkt.CUbu t~en twltttey a,.
not teUJns u. whr. ' . "
TOM ANDERSON
Ev e n :rm o ng
htgh ·m o r aled. know ·
ledge:rbk Christian people:,
there JS a wide divergrnce of
a tt l lud es toward
rnvolvrment in Hy ing W
save &. resrort' our hrr.
Republic
Many years ago, Harold
Hlak e Walker did an
ex cellent p1ece on th•s
~ubject tn h1s "Livin& Fa1lfl "
col umn, wh1ch foUows :
An yone wh o sludec·s
Chns!Jan hrs!ory srnsitrvdy
w1ll no11cr lhal Christ1ans.
m nfronled tly the world as
o ppone nt . take variou s
attit udes to ward the fight
Fust. there are thos~ who
sirnply lukr the world as
they frnd it. They makt" no
efron to changr :~nything .
Then there are those
who take the wmld as thty
f1nd Ll . tout willt a
d1ffell·ncr . Thry m~kl' no
t'ffort tn l·hange thl' work!.
but they a llcmpt 1•1
transcend II The y arl' tht
m }'Siil'$, who 1 n r a p I
l'ontemrlar ion and prayer.
St"ek to ltvc abovr the dm
and darter of selfish stnle.
The)' rrcfer to avo id !he
harsh realities of I he wo rld .
rl'l rrating lo thtrr IVory
towers
"' Methodist bishop pul
the matter pointedly when
hr was asked by a pa stor to
conduct a "quiet hour of
retreat" in the church of a
local n1inister . He responded
in the n~aative with the
.added remark: ''Your parish
doesn't need a quiet hour. It
needs 1n earthquake."
A third &roup , a
•·remnant " in every
generation , refuses to take
the world as it it, nor will
they exploit it in their own
interests under the &uise of
ide11ism . They plant their
feet in the reality of God
and affirm hls soverei&nty.
They live in the world in
obedience to the will of
God . They a.trug)e to plow
"riahteoutness and
Godllnen, f•lth and love,
s l eadflttnets and
aentleneu" into the
st ru cture of aoC:iety, nO
m111er wh•t the cost to
themnlve•. As Daniel
Webster said of General
Jlcklon: "He b an honest
ud upr(atu m•n. He does
what he thinks is riabt lftd
dod II with •II htl miahl.
(Unquoc6)
CAIIIODIAI< ll.OODUTII
Whr do our ·•ae••••"
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tt.. Atricu rlfdll• .. I
A ....... a ........... .
--•• llrlll ...... .... ..wo..w .... ..-... Co••_.. ltlaGA•.. la
•
Cambodia . in which more
than a million men, women,
and children have been
wiped out?
OUT~
Big Brother has decrerd
that farmers must reduce
whe.at plantings 20% nut
yar. The best answer to the
farm problem is to deaee
that Big Brother should ge t
out a.nd set the farmer free .
'!HE GREAT GIVE·BACK
I r o ur anti·Amrrk ans
insist o n giving our Panama
Canal a w~y . why no t &Jve it
to Columbia wh.ich owned
the ISthmus it 15 buill on
unt il Panama took it by
revolt?
And when we give the
canill aw.ay , why not also
give Alaska back to the
Russians? And &ive back.
Missouri , Iowa , Minnesota,
North and South Dakota ,
Nebraska 1nd Oklaho ma
and part or Florida, Kansas,
Colorado. Wyornina . and
Montana? We bouaht that
real esute for S 15 million ,
and we ouaht to be uhamed
of ourselves. And we could
cive it all back to mother
Engl1nd . And wh1tever we
do, let"s JiVe Manhattan ,
Island back to the Indians.
in return for the oriainal
S24 .
SEX AT WORK
T h ' Vermont
government forced a super
market to pay SJ,OOO in
"back p1y" charaing "sex
discriminltion" for denyina
a man a job u a melt
wrapper bec.use the market
insisted women wrap lamb
chops much neater. Can
women sue if they 're denied
jobs u "'eilht Tiften or
wrestlinl referees? or
course,• 1ny. pri•ate
employer should be aUowed
to turn down any 1pplicant
for any reason. Wrona ~ex,
too much Ifill , or no ux.
OVER
SEVENT Y
Pamper th~ body , prod
the soul:
Accept limit1tions but
play th1 role
Wrth'draw from the
front but stay in t'he fiaht ;
Aw01d isolatron;'keep In
siaht .
IUw a re remlnltclna
except to • chUd ;
't'o foraettlna proper
names bl rt.c:onciltd
DuPIJe DOl IOtitlada; l1t
no on. co.-don~.
Cultlni• inuu.su
ftllo,..t ......
"-•fr~la from Joq..ckr ~
• ahp aM eondlre
AM , ... ,.. _.r"''kr u. a
<lrdloa! .... .
-file-
THE BEE t:INE
8) /AN ~l' aaaLJ
Lido to hear
wan saving
NEWPORT HARBOR EHSI<Jt
PU8LI91ED WEEKLY·PG. 3
THURSDAY. SEPT. 22. 1177
CORONA DEl MAR. CMJF.
Can liDtd botb aldea of Ca.mdu Dr. <-• a feY oa tbt eroa .tnetl) 1ut
11111nday u membera I.Dd tbetr peiU ant* Ia tbelr prettt..t toe• at Vleet
(Mra. WllUam) MaJOQrs for thll aeuoa'•
tlHt mtttt.ac of the llYlDe Terrace Ptdl-
bannoalc As.octates. Mrs. Ma.l.ouf ll alwa,.
10 ltoerou lD ti'IAI1.DC ber ..,aclous Cameo Sbo~ bome, wblchprovtdesaperftctsettilll'
for uy laqe croup. or festive occuJoDs
• • • thll mMtlng was ''all of both."
were Vtetorta S.yer (4ttl!lpldally ..urt
'ftWr black dr ... ~ lap De Jouac, bome
1D CDM after •mmer lD ber .tt•• hedu;
Cretcbea Moore, VIolet Paateno., Sara Ram-
wey &Dd Ad .. s.tJ .... WODderlll to ...
ber well 8DOaCb to atttod; EUMD Rlcb&rd-
.oa_ S.rtJ.De Treat, Joolllnc enr ., cblc,
&Dd Pll RJcp, 100D bM41IIc to Palm Sprtap
for tbt .ruter • • • u well u Plttl Spiel-
mu, wbo, too, bU a borne tbtre.
_ ...
Tbe cbalrmu. Mra. James Emory Dyer,
'
read a quotation by Wu~o ln1.DC from
• Habbud't Senp Book ••• '•Great ml.D4s
ba.t parpoae, otbers bne wishes. Little
miDds art tamed and subdued by mtsfortuoe,
PatU I.Dd Betty Lane were welcomed back
to actin memberlblp. Aooclate members
att~ were Jean Dahl, Eltbtr Scberr
and )'OUrs truly. Gu..ts ot tbe day were
I..Dlrodac.ct. among tbem wu Cora Pecc
Wallace, a former member I.Dd a put
cbairman of tbe &roup. 'Twa• u nceUeat
mteUDc; all preseat seemed '• at ready lAd co" lor tbtJr projects lD the montlls &bead.
ENJOYING tbe stUOD's openlnc meettnc of tbt ln1.oe
Terrace PbUbarmoele Aaoelatea an, from left, Mrs.
WlWam Malouf, the t.o.te .. ; Mrs. James Emory Dyer,
chairman of tbe (I'OUI), I.Dd Con Peggy Wallace, put
chiJrma.n.
PICTURED at the Irvine Terrace Phllbarmonlc meeUoc
are, trom lett, Jean Dahl, Pat Rtgcs &od EUeen Ricbard-
son. (Photos by Janey Berls.)
Gultorlst GARY M'EZIERE
for your listening pl«nur1
MONDAYS THRU FRIDA VS
'J,a.irsty1Jng
~ jus~ for
~ ch1ldran
~OR APPT .
SAA-0838
-HAilBOR VllW C~NH5i'-
o" S•n Joeq\1\f\ ~•lis Roed
JUM SovU· J Mac Arthur a .. d. ,
•
DON'T STOP NOW •• !
Keep plant.i.Dc tb01e Veaetables, it's time
for cool weather crops.
Cabb11e • Onions • Lettuce
Bnwela Sprouu • Broccoli
Cauliflower • Celery • Panley
Reg. 89c
Pony Pak IUJ Ttuu
Sept.. 27
but rreet m1Dds rUe aboYe them ... It seemed
to keJDOte tbe meeti.Dg u tbe board and
committee mt~rs saw tbat business at
bud wu quickly aod et1lcleotly dlspatcbed. • • • • • • • TboM preseot IDcludect Mmes. Georre
Wllliam80D, W. PeytooHarrima.n, TedWalab, c. J. Clupel, Raymollld Danlger, John Rus-
sell, Mlll1ceat Sallsbury, Robert steuerwald,
stanley Smitbaoo. Carter Lowell, Ed'trud
HarkDess lAd Robert Keel.and.
• FROM THE BEE HIVE :
• Myma and Ernie Sattig aremostpleued
••• mn Tommie was accepted at Stanford
and tbey accom~ed blm tbls week to see
be ftl ''settled ln."
Mrs. KeelaDd aODOGDCed the comtog beoeftt,
Hallmre'eo ma8QUe Cantasta. Sunday, Oct ZS
at tbe Ntwporter Inn. Invitations were given
out.
• Jean lAd Ed Ward are bome from a
month or 10 in Europe doing many places,
Including the Greek Isles. Their cblldreo
were wUh tbem • • • bad a tlbulous tlme.
Lacy luncheon tables were centered with
coloda.l bydnngea blooms, as was the beauti-
ful bullet table. ~ring lunch Mrs. Dyer
teld us her scrap book had beep loaned to
Dwtcbt Eisenhower at one Ume aDd Queen
EUabeth at another tJme. Quite lnterest-
lnr bow ooe lDcldent leads to another. Mrs.
Dyer told of various Incidents which
e•f!Qtually culminated In meeting Queen
Ellubetb and loaning the book to her, thereby
• Met oodles of follt at tbe Newport Har-
bor Art Muaeum openlng. Docent Saoozle
Ullman, Doa.aa Chichester, Elberta Jones,
June Sebrinc Wltb Fnn and Ted Wood, also
Terry Sweeny a.Dd Opal Mae &t Ed "PeUs."
• • • another memory to be treasured.
Prorram or orcan music, a medley of
melodies played by Sally Edmund, organist
at St. Andrew's church, wu thoroughly eo-
joyed • • • lett everyone with a few bright,
happy notes to hum on their way home.
Seated at various tables around tbe room
Tbe seasalt Ullmans are aooo to bave a
oew 45 tt. yacht • • • down East dtatgn.
The Moaely Jooeses have sold their ship,
as we always called 1t • • • such huge
sails, so roomy. Recall 16 or 18 of us·
aboard wttb them out to meet the Queen
Mary oo ber last voyace as sbe steamed
lnto Long Beach. Enjoyed our recent eYeo-
J.Dg witb them at Mateo's after the .opeolog
at Petricks • • • also at Mateo's were
Helen Waddell -sparkly as ever, with the
Ll.ppls, her daughter and son-ln'-law.
USING A CRAZY QUILT BACKGROUND (made nearly
100 years aro), Mrs. Henry WeduweUer, lett, lAd
Mrs. Brace Howey display quflts made by themselves
and others that wiU be seen at the flrst anoual quilt
sbow to ta held at the First United Metbodist Church
of Costa Mesa, 420 W. 19th St., this Friday, Sept. Z3.
QuUtJ and afghans of varying vintage and design created
by women of the church and others will be oo display
from 1 to 8 p.m. in the church feUowship hall, between
Newport aDd Harbor Blvd. on 19th st. Tea, coffee and
cake will be avallable. Mrs. Wedesweller ls Ln charge
of the quUt show. She wUl be assisted by Mrs. Howey,
wbo Is vice-president of the United Women's fellow-
ship, and other members of the group. No admission
will be charged and the publlc is welcome. (Ensign
photo.)
What's doing at USC?
Members of Trojan Guild
or On.oge County wUI mf"et
today, Sept. ZZ, at tbe New-
port Harbor Yacht Club to
hear Geoff Gilchrist and
Danielle Dietrich from the
USC omce of alumni athlrs
speak on "What's happen-
~ at USC?"
Coffee will be served at
10 a.m. with the progrtm
and luncheon roUowtng,
accordLne to the Tro)l.oGuUd
president, Mrs. Jerry D.
MacLelth, Huntington Beach.
• • of-SCKial
note
By PEG HAAPA
Celestine (Mrs. Raymond
K.) Harvey ls back In Corona
del Mar from her vacation
In Melico City, where she
traded hoUses wtth a lovely
tamUy ln a beautifUl part of
Mexico City. Nearly lost her
little qgte eo route be-
cause he was put ln the
cargo section Instead ofwltb
the ba«gage, and had about
as much trouble as we did
•lth the aJrplane because
ot ooe of tbose hurricane
storms tbat we were all Oy-
J.Dg arouDd. But arrived botb
ways sale aDd sound and
enjoyed the trlp immensely. • • • •
Kay Dup.o, secretarial
lady, Is back bome follow-
ing a paloUng vacation. • • • •
When we sa• ''The Royal
family" at Laguna Moulton
Playhouse oo Saturday nlgbt,
I thought everything was oo
the up and up. But DOW I
flnd that ooe oftbe bit players
had to be pried out of pollee
custody 1o order to awear
--lD tact, she will be re-
turned to tocarceratiooat the
close of the play's roo on
October 11
Elit.abetb IV, as she ls
called, actually bas a rttl'ler
small part. but It Ls very
dlstlnctive. She Is a boa
constrictor and appears 1n
the 3rd act along with a
colorfUl green parrot oamed
Ruby Stone. The reuoo the
1 foot tooc boa ts SQPPOMd
to be uDder lock lAd key
Is because she slithered out
of the home of her owoer,
Sir Bruce Dunn of Laguna
Beach, one eveq and ter-
rtlted a few resldeots.
Like to ~w •em from eeed? See a..,-BIG BURPEE
other ofncers are: tlrst
vice-president, James L.
Kollenda, Laguna Beach;
second vlce-presldent, Mrs.
Marilyn R. Holland, Newport
Beach; third vlce..presldeat,
Mrs. Gllbert w. Fergu&IOD,
Newport Beach; recon:ting
secretary, Mrs. WU11am
Kirk, Huntington Beach;
corresponding secretary,
Bruce Dubrow, Newport
Beach; treasurer, Mrs.
Josepb Rose, Orange; mem-
bership cbairma.o, Mrs.
Michael Clary, Balboa;
assistant, Mrs. George C.
Woods, Balboa Island; Jdl-
llclty, Mrs. Louts L. Curtis,
Anaheim; blstor&ao. Mrs.
Richard Beotley, Newport
Beach; thrltt, Mrs. Robert
Doooghue, Ll(UDI Ntcuel;
bospltaltty, Mrs. Doolld L.
Weld, Onnce; loocheon.
Mrs. Geortt Demos, Huat-
IJ:Icton Beach; assistant,
Mrs. Robert Mlseo. Irrine;
ttltPbODe, Mrs. Harold 1:...
Throop, Flllltrtoo; par.
llametlbrtan. Mrs. Jamea w. Hanley, Newport Beacb;
ud IJa1aoD wttb Los Aacelq
TroJU GuUd, Mrs. Robert
E. Bromley, Huatt~
S.ch.
With a oame llke Eltsa-
beth IV, It Is DO wonder
she ls ln a play caUed "The
Royal FamUy." Tbe play
depicts a stace famUy about
50 years aco and ll replete
wtth opuleot costumes ot tbe
ZO's. The &nod dame of
the theatrical farully Is
played by Betsy Rose, wbo
bas beeD auoclattd with tbe
Lacuna tbeater for more thaD
a fft y•rs, herself. Otbers
lD tbt cut LDclude .tac'elolk
Betb Tttua, KatbryD Joa-
and Jab GardlDer. Altnd
Lot,__ ud Padlty Me-
QualM. Darid Paul, hlllftud
of fra.Dd dame F~.DQJCa••
dl.ab, plays u .. ~IJ
IJ1Ill)etbetic bulMM mu-
apr, o.car Wolle, I.Dd tbe
maid lAd a.tler, Della lAd
Jo, u are eDniDtlJ -r-''"c lltMlrp&rtapoJtra1td by Cll&rloa.eKr..audWal-
SEED SELECTION..... iD &.be ua.
I Flori• I .'ipPcialf
IN YOUR
SPRING
GARDEN
Aloac with ...... .
1'ulipt
· Freeata•
Dutdl Jril
Hy.:ta..tbt
RaauaCuhaa
Freshly-cut
ROSES
1''111
DOZEN
Wed. Ulna Sun.
~.21-26
Takebome
dolenaof
beautiful
~waapped.
Ro.a.
ter Daly.
Oh ,.._bola~ MQ CHID
parrot ud h llftlJ boa
,,. b~ OD lta(e by
B~Dua.
....... who_.... ... ,.. ......... Cift ........ ,, ..
..... ....... CNMee ....... ~
Tbe eeerrJ cnat.. lllt111
Yltb Ia, ud ''watl·Yatcb·
...... to an tlectrletty ooo-
U... to be tterybocty'a
bostft'M, aecordtnc to Mrs.
EU.. MeClart ot Southern
Cal.Uond& Eclboa. wbo will
~PtU at 7:10 p.m. Tues-
day. October 4, at the Lldo
cblbboue •
Mra. McClure, CObiUmer
aemces ~ta.nt. •lll ez-
plala tbe preNilt problems
lD tDti"CY IQIJPlles lAd what
1Dd1Y1dllala eu cSo to help
oat. Sbe will al80 diBcuss
eaeru eftlcleDC)' of bouse-
bold 'IIP'ltDtAS and upl.&1n
boW to r•danelectrtc meter
and relate tbe ftcures to a
cutomers Ectl..loD bUl.
Gordoo Elser, 1Dtorma-
tloo otrlcer ol the Oruce
Couaty Water Dtstrtct, will
preMGl water coOHrvattoo
tJps a.Dd tbe fUm, '·Water
folUes - a soak opera.''
Tbe procnm ls spon-
sored by tbe Llso Isle Com-
mwdty Assn. for all Lldo
Isle resldeots.
BAY TOUR OCT. 2
The Sea IDd Sage branch
of the Nationt.l Audubon So-
ciety wW spend Sunda y
mornl.og, Oct. Z, looking at
the various habitats In and
around the Newport Bay eco-
locical reserve. The tour
will stan at 8:30 on the cor.
ner of Eutblutf Road and
Back Bay Drive. For addi-
tional intormaUoo, call
Chuck Greening, 525-137 1.
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FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Newport Beach
3201 Newpor1 BlVd -across from City Hall• 875-•500
ONIIN .... ,..._ ... ,,_
Head.otttce Lot ~ngeln federal S.V!n9S and loet\~
On. Wtlltllre Los Angeles 90017 • Other onteet throughout t"-afU
.EIPOIIT IWIOR £1111111
I'Ualiii(D I£EIIl v •I'Q. 4
CM fire hall biclaward.-1
c 1 2 ur s 11 eo.. _ ... _.._ ...
~--· ..... ·-ll .... lllll1tMa.W. aa.eo.. ......... .,.
-·· -~bJ'Ibo CU, o--n .._,
Tbt DIW ~ will re-
place tiM Roell titer a. lta-
Uoo, lbo -locllloo from ....,. ""•••r llre-mu llnlflllllll-Ill lbo
..... Tbo ciiJ lllaM .. ..u
... Roebeolor 81. -""
to belp J>OJ lbo -lor
lbe-ll>llco.
Tbe Park AYt. adl:lreu
1a lD ..,.r block. wbere
$251,511$ bu ol--
-Tbo 'lolol Mllmotod project eo.tla$710,000, with
lbo l1nl -II>Propriallod lA tbo UI71.1Z bod&ot.
City CoueU awarded a
$65,SI'l knr tl6d to Gn..:,m
IJid Job-8ula-. lor tnatJII•Hoa ot tnme CpaJ.a
Get involved,
fight crime,·
chief urges
CommWlity LD•ohemeot is
tbe best WIT to belp coatrol
crime, Newport Beacb Po-
llee CbtefCbarlesGrosstold
a CoroQI. del mar Kiwanis
C!om-Tuuday.
Cbt.r Grou &lso aamed
2 other nys to attack ertme:
better legWatin ud )Jdl-
clal metbods, aDd '• hard eo-
log ... wwet .. by maldag It
toacber tor crimlJall to get
at their ricUms. But, be
namtld community tavolve-
meat as the moat lmpor-
,..~ ... aJd tllat wt1l be
the thrust of bJa major ef-
fort u the city's oew po-
llee cblef, He succeeded
retlrlng Chief James Gla-
.,.. 1n July of this year.
About 55 Klwaolaos IJid
their lDDCbeoo guests beard
Chief Grosa plead for New-
port resJderb to get invol-
Yed by look1ng out lor tbelr
oelgti)ors, by riiP)J"Uar sus-
picious actlrlty ud by co-
open.tl.ng fUlly with pollee.
But, be warned apJ.ost ci-
tlzeos tryt.ac to pbylldcally
~e or arrut dl.te•rous
ortmtDals.
Wben local cltt.zeos be·
come more IDYolT.S by pro-
Ytd1ng toacber ucartty a-
rouod their homes ud bus-
Iness. aDd by helping the
pollee u mucb as posaJble,
criminals team tbat tbe toft
has a reputation for that
k1M of IDYolnment.
"OUr reputaUon will
spread, and tbe crooks wlll
go elsewhere,'' be ezptained.
At tbe meetlDg at the VU-
la Sweden restaurant, the
Klnnis Club also booon!d
Newport PoHce mu stan
Bressler, wbo is the depart.
meat's crime preventioo of-
fleer. They preseoted btm
a plaque In recocDitioo of
years of community aerrice,
iocludiDg IDYolumeot with
tbe Girls Cl~, Ezplorer
Scouts aDd tbe state Crtme
PreYeotlon omcers Assn.,
of W'bJch be is curreot pre-
sldeot. (Pboto on page 8.)
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Dr. 01111 lllo IIIIJC.. •·
-lt-C:..PiuL .............. c--;. .. -IDr twr .,.,.. .. ciiJIIIololol
-~~ tlot liar' Co . ..._
Ileal 01111 sol of tbo -c-Dr. Ileal·
Ell-lllloorll. -~~~ ot-rlt.-.dallop
1111111or -tbo CltJ c ....
eu --u .,..._ to boy 1,189 ...... foot II
property hom T..-ft ....
mara at 191 Baker St. lor
$G,500.
ForiM.tioo of an uQder.
crouDtl utlllb' dbtrtct oo
B ... r st. hom Randolpb
AYe. to tiM Cona del Mar
Freeway ,.. ate appi"'t'ed.
Soatboro Calllorola Edl8oa
Co. bu cw.n..cs tacwu ..
wtth1D tM propoMd diltl'lct
tbat wUl eo.t Ute nrm $'70.
000 to Wldertn>aad, James
B. Eldrttice, dlrectorof~JW·
Uc MnlCei, reported, Pa.
et.rl.c Telepboot onrbead fa-
eWtles 1D Ute uta W'Ul abo
CO uodel'p'OUDd. RNldentlal
propertJ owaera wUl ~Y ao
estimated $600 ud com·
mere1al properties $1,200 ,
to uodergrouod tbelr Unes.
c:;.
KF~
ART SHOW, '.WCTIOH
AT BCYC SATURDAY
Ao art elhlbttlon and auc.
t1on •W be presented by
Bahta Coriotb.La.D Yacht Club
this Saturday, Sept, 24, at
the clubhouse, 1601 Bayside
Drive, Corooa del Mar.
Coelclalls and wine tasting
at 6:30 p.m. wtll precede
the 7:30 dhmer, accordlng
to tbe Roy Sblders, woo are
cbairmeo for the event.
John W. Redelfs, M.D.
ANNeUNCES
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FOR TREATMENT
O F O VERWEIGHT PROBLEMS
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H OU RS: 11 :00 A.M. T O 6 :00 P.M .
T ELEPHONE : IS 7S.0290
JOOEPH PEARLMAN, director of tbe On..age Cout College
community symphony orchestra, prepares the group for aa
WHY •
Wh y, one ma y uk, did t hat Castro is a puppet of
the maJOT new s media o f
o ur nati o n obscure the
t esti mo ny given at the
hearings conducted by the
SC"nate's Subcommitlee on
thC' Separation o f Powers?
Wh y is coveuge of this vital
w ue so o nt-iided'?
Wilho ut u:ception , the
major newspapers o f this
country favor the Panama
Canal ilVe-liJway . For years ,
lhesC' newspapers have been
publi s h i ng d iS t o rted
hislorical vers1ons of how
the 1903 Canal Treaty was
signed . They have even
li heh:d the m emory of
Pre51dent Tedd y Roosevelt .
Why'? Do they nol know
that the Soviet Union wouJd
like nothing better than to
have this vital waJerway
controlled by communists'?
Do I hey not know the
r elationship between the
present o ppressive corrupt
reaime in Panama and Fidel
Castro? Do they not k.now.
the Soviet Union'!
Of course they know! It
i s sirnificant that these
edito r s al so hvor
"no rmalization o f rel1tions"
with Castro. That is why ,
perhaps, that you never read
or hear anythin1 about the
countless tho usands of
innocent people murdered
by the Castro reJ,ime. There
is never a wo rd of protest
;~bout Castro 's bruul
violations of human rights
in Cub a -. nor similar
denials or human rights by
the leftwina dictator in
Panama to who~ some .
would have w turn over the
Panama Canal.
It'll be a sad day for
America if we allow that to
happen.
-&NJtor h11C' Helm1 (N .C.)
HARRIET YOUHT, 87,
OF COSTA MESA DIES
G~e Hnkel i»r
i' ................. i' ...... t! i' i' ... i' i'i< i' i' ... i' i' i Burial R. Vooaat, 8'1, of ZlZO Ora.ace An,, Costa * Y * II-uo HI tor I p.m. to-Publish our • c~a,, Stpt. zz, at Felrbe•oo * NT memorial put, -tbo
* FICTITIOlJS BUSitESS NAME STATEME .. ROY. Cberloo Clut of tile
Firat Ualtod llatllodlll * '" TNI I :};!!"'. _ \J THE OFFICIAL N~WSPAPn OF * etom:bofllelallac.
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~Uei.ICATION ONLY S25.00
PLUS .. to.OO FOR * z Diecel.
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COUNTY FILIN G FEE 11 tbl cllr'lc*r.
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• APPROVED a U1 per.
llllt IDr a combiMd com ..
tHretaJ.retfdWhl baUd·
lac at 1U Aclte An., Bal.·
bao.lllaall.
• PUBLIC •rtacn•set
lbr Oct.IO oo propoudpo-
orol piU ... --. • COASTAL p11mtac ts-
.., were daeulald u a
flrot lllop toward dra"""
liP a eltJ eoutal plan to
c:omply -tile ll>to cout-al CODHffttloD ac:t.
call Ia JOUr
CLASSIFIED ADS
TO 'I HE ENSION
613..05~ .
• DUPLEX lot (R.Z) stan·
dardl wen broacbt 1Dao 11De
' wtUi ~tate Coutal Commil· ~~PI"¥-.
Oct. Z performaoee at the ln1De HarYest F..Uftl. T._ 71· ·
piece orchestra wlll perform at 1:30 p.m. ·
Conflict decision delayed
A declsloo. on a possible
confitet of IDterest taci..Dg
a Newport pltootng eommls.
slooer wu delayed ttlls weet
to Nm. 14. That's wben tbe
Ctty COOIDCU wtlllpln lake
up tbe 1s.siHt-of tbe appoint.
ment or-tudscape architect
Larry LJDCb.
Tbe Blaffs resideDt ns
appotmed by the CouocU on
Juoe Z'7 bJ a 4-3 Yote.Coun.
ell members opposi.ne the
appolotmeot noted that Yr.
Lyoeb'• 1ntne based nrm
~mit& bids on -.ort for
the lniDe Co., wblch owns
moat ol tbe city's UDdeYel-
oped land, bas actually done
some wort for the In1ne
Co.. and has contracted to
landleape tbe Corpon.te
Plua denlopment oow un-
der W'IY along tbe southern
edge ol Newport Center.
Oa Aug. 11, the Couocu
reTt.,ed a state Fair Pol-
Weal Pnctlces Commis-
sion oplldon. wbtcb beld that
LJDCb does ll&"fe a confl1et,
Tbe FPPC letter also
raised the posslblllty tbat
CouDC.Umao Peter Barrett
may also ban a contlict of
lnterest. He OlrDS Gillis and
Derby. a Iocal mariDe con-
EVELYH K. BLAKE OF
C.M. IS DEAD AT 58
Funeral services foi-Ev.
elyn K. Blake, 58, of 226
HW st., Costa Mesa, -..ere
beld Seot. 19 lA c brlst IAI·
then..o Cburcb, wttb Rev.
L. V. Tornow otftelat.lng.
She d.ied Sept. 15 iD Hoag
hosp!W.
l.otermeot was In Paclflc
View memorial pert wttb
BeU Broadway mortuary as
dlrector.
RECREATIOHAL AUTO
P ARKIHG AIRED IH CM
Puk:lng of recreat.J.ooal
vebtcles In res1deot1al areas
wlli be the sub)ect of a study
seiSloo of tbe Costa Mesa
Clty CouncU at 2 'p,m. Oct.
10.
A letter to tbeClty CouD-·
cU trom the GregoryJ. Cec-
coni family, 885 Capital st.,
coocem1.ac unsightly park.
log of recraat1~1 vehicles
In resldtDlla.J areas, prom-
plod ... lbldy.
structlon firm which OOel
some pier aDd noat COD·
struction work for the lr·
Yine Company's local mar.
haas. Mr. Barrett decided
to refralll from "fotirlg on
matters a.tfed1~ the lrrine
Co, ''uDlU the matter ls
settled."
At tbe NoY. 14 CouocU
meeting, the awolntmetU
committee Is elpeCted to
recommeod what should be
done about the Lynch ap-
Pointment.
Tbe case involrlog Coun-
cilman Barrett is DOt before
the CouncU 1n any otftclal
way, but he indicated last
month that be bu a prtn.te
lawyer researcbJDg the
problem.
'ANNIE
HALL:
GEORGE H,_RPER JR. '1-....iiiil
OF C.M. DIES AT 68
Gnveatde serrtees for
George E. Harper Jr., 68,
of 137 .A Broachray, COiiib.
.._, wen beld at l:SO
p.m. y..tlrday at Westmlo.
Iter memorial part w1tb
a.,, Bnee IWrrle, Pr•-
byterta.a Ctllreb of tbe Co-
•..a,llll~.
Mr. Huper, a prdtDer,
ftiO bad UYed ben .UC.
1114'1, clod Sept. u .. Boac
..._..1 He 11 •rrtHd by
a ... ..,., KUCJ EMQD.
Co* .. _ -(lory Jlor.
por II Co* -a .... ter. tlllldnld I • .._..r, £1-
llaDn, ud I 1ru:leld.ktrta. s.u-., ... -, ...
U..dlndor.
MESA wOMEN 'S Q.UB
WILL HOLD BENEFIT
..BW.UU .....,..Ia 1M
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PUil.ISHtO IEEXLY ·PG. 5 CORONA DEL MAR. CALif.
GEM
TALK Celebrities scheduled
J. C. IIMM fJh, ''"• wbo H '
!ri Urt• Ill 1~1 1 'l t•W/Jurl
lilt d. lttH h, • .,;, • ( u sta
M ""d ltlrtdmorl: ftJ r fNIJ ,,.
'""" 1'' v ••Or\, '' an
autl>orll) 'J" II•'"', and
ft'll't•lq.
BLUE SE PTEMBER
Mythology has endowett
prectoos stones with au
ldods of "magleal''
powers, and Septe.OO.r's
blttbstooe -the sappblre -
t.a certainly beeo given
ita share.
for Town Hall talks
1be 1978 sea.oo ot TOft
Hall CtlebrttJ Mn.._ ...
IOred by tbe AIIIDDCI
Leacue of LICUl S.Cb tor
9 years, will ~ )DtDed by
the Autstuce Ltque of
Newport Beach.
Edwards CIDtma Tbea-
tre In Newport Ceater YU1
be the DeW loeaUOD for tbe
series of 5 procramt. Tbe
cost is $30, ball of whlcb
Ia tu deductible.
Opeo1ac the seasooJu.%3
wUl be actor Vlneeat Prtee,
wbo is koown also to loren
of art aod collectors of coot
books.
Feb. 2'1 wUI bro. ~r
nall.st Hagb Sldey, Tlme
rnagulne's Wa.shiDctoa bllr-
eiU cblef aDd WMklY col-
umolst. His lecture toplc w1l1
be ''TM pr..Sdloey Ud tbe
...... poUdca1 ~ ...
lNM Ka.alptD wtll~&~PtU
~~arc:• 11. Sbe Is tbe utllor
ot •• LUe wut.oat Georre."
wldcb M"ed u tbe bull
lor LucWe Ball's "Tbe Lu-
cy sboW."
Aprtl 10 briDes actreN
Oltna deHaYlllaDd, wilmer
of I AcademJ awards Ull
O~ear aomtMtiou tor Sotb-
er mma. Sbe will sbare tbe blcb1Jclltl of ber career ID
a pr ... atat~oo eotitled
• • From tbl clty of stars
to tbe elty of tJctU. • •
Clo81JIC tiM MUOD. May
15, wtll ~ octllDOCJ'IPber
Joo IJJd)ef'Cb, IOD of AaDe
LIJd:)ef'Cb ud tbelateCbar-
1• LlDihqb.
•
ANTI-LITTER LADY Lonna Hayton baa beeo belpq
clean up Corona del Mar for quite a few years. Tbe
pboto above, tateo ~ri.Dc a rJeu-up drive 23 years aco. shows Mrs. Raytoo With daQcbters &.Jan, at rtcbt.
aDd Sally, wbo oow bne chUdno of tbe1r own. The
trub can lD tbe picture ns ln troat of the c1ruc store
Tbis sky-blue beauty
(which a1ao comes ln other
Ill•) bu been credited
with curing or wa~ off
"erythlnc from bolls to .tace frtgbt. Queen Eliza-
beth I of Englaod kept a
sagpbtre as tnsuraace
aptnst assasst.Datton. T • En 1•sh at MarguerUe and Cout Hwy., then owned by Ruaaell Op Scores In g I exams Hampton. At rtcbt, Mra. Hayton. this years utl-lltter
cbalrmao of the Corona del Mar Cbamher of Commerce, Clergymen used to favor
the gem because of Its
''heavenly" IIJe, which tlley
interpreted as a sign of
purity. Soldiers marching
off to war gave it to sweet-
hearts and wives as a re-
minder to be true blue.
' shows the special city award woo by the Cbamber for
Tbe 60 Newport Harbor lD AP claaes receive sco-tts efforts to ptsce new trash receptacles all a1ooc
high school studentswbotook rH of 4 or 5, deslpallilc Coast Hwy. Tbls oew trasb can is ln tront·of the Hayton
the most receat adftnced tbem as ''hllblY qua.Wled.'' store. (Ensign photo.)
placement (university level) About ball the Harbor stu-•
Eagltsh exam made the dats were ao ranked. ·
When we bring this
heavenly gem down to
etrtb, we learn tbat tt is
a crystallized form ofcor-
boruDdum. The most valu-
able specimens come from
Kashmir. other prime
sources are Sri Lanka
(Ceylon~ Burma, Thalland,
Australia and, ofall places,
Montana.
highest scores 1o tbe hla-Durtoc the past 10 years, . d .r I_ _ · IJtlf "' -"-p tory of the school's 10-year 298 Harbor students have -,,. _.t;j
program, according to DoD tabD AP Encltsh; 238, or
Ulander, cbalrman of the ~. have received the col-
English department. Stu-Ieee-level credit. Nat10GIJ-
dents who pass the exam re-ly, fewer than 7~ pasa tb1a
celve one year of Eaglisb exam. UlaDder credits Har-
' credit from the college or bor's ooatinalnc success to
university tbey're attendlag ''the lmagiDaUoo and bard
tbls fall. work" of teachers Margot
Of the 60 students tutnc Cunnlarbam, Betty Orbach
tbe enm, 8 recelvedascore LDd Genld Topml.
What will the sapphire
brl.ng to tbe September-
born? . . Charm, health,
wealth, energy aDd love,
that's what.
of 5, the highest possible;
21 received 4's, aDd 23 re-
ceived 3's - a total or 52
students receivlng tbe year
or English credit. National-
ly, only 1/4 of the students
FROM FINLAND
STERLING SILVER (WITH GOLD)
Chain & Pend ant
REG. szo 00 SPECIAL ••• sgts
Gi fta . D•iah Fumltwre . Chi••. c., ....
MA STi ll CM.AII81
14MKAM I IIICAIIO
SINCE 1949
D&PAftTM&HT 8TOM
Ofl•" 9:30A.M. 10 6:00 P.ll. Dtllly
Cloutl S••~"YS
1116 NEWPOaT IOUUVMD. COSTA MESA
AD SEMINAR AT
OCC OCTOBER 1
Bus1neameD will learn
how to stretch tbelr adYer-
Ualog dollars at a 4-bour
sernlDar at Orange Coast
Collece on Saturday, Oct.l.
Tbls semlmr, co-sponaored
by tbe Small Business Ad-
mlnistntloo, runs from 8
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. tn nne
arts b&lll16.
Pre-rertstntton fee is
$2.50. RectstnUon ree at
the door is $3.50.
Semi.Dar coordinator ls
Ric Gorno, 1.11 lDstrvctor of
marketiog aDd coordinator
ot tbe mercb&DdillDC and
attfertlaiJIC procrama atCy-
pr .. Celllp. He fonnerlJ
oYDid Gomo ComiDIIJJJca-
ttou, a man.uac tlrm spe-
clall•lnc In uslst1or smll
businesses.
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GI-
VEN tbat tbe City CooocU
of the City of Newport Beach
wUl bold a pabllc bearlDc
r.card1Dc proposed Ordln-
uct No. 1752, ~IJIC. an
OrdlDuce or the Clty or
Newport Beach ameodlng a
porttoo or dlstrlcttac map
No. 28 to reelaastty from
an uoelusUled district to
an R-1-B I>I.trlct certain
property located at 930 Ma-
rt.oers Drive, easterly of
Galaly Drive, adjlceat to
Upper Newport Bay In Dover
Sblb'es, PlGD1Jic Comml.s-
ston AmeDdmeot No. 500,
a request l.nlttated by The
Irv1De Company.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN tblt tbe
n1d pW>Uc beu1.ac wU1 ~
beld OD the lltb day at
October, 1977,1DtbeCoucU
of 7:30 p.m. lD tbe COGDCU
Cbamberl of tbe City Hall
of tbe Cityof NewportBeach,
CaWon&a. at wblebttmeud
place ~ ud an periODS
lDter.sted may appear and
be beard tbenoo.
Doris Geortf .
Cit)' Clerk
Clty of Newport Beech
Plbu.b: Sept. 12. 11'77, 1D
tbe Newport Hlftor Ellllp._
A11tlteHtic !Hilillll jewelru
Fund Rllilin& Source
SIGNED HAMDCRAn'KD DGlWt IIWILRT ID&CT
FROM •cRAf"'''DJC TO Tomt MDT ~
EVENT. PCIR.P(g: TO HILP YOO IUR ...-Y Pat A
CHARn'ABLI CAUSI.
CAIR-QUALITY P&ODUCT&-FON-FOL&LO H
K&~ ··~·· •••c• ~""•• au••
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
•
CM reports 1 suicides
Two mea •Jclde vtctlma
wen report.d by eo. Me-
• poUce ewer tbe w.-..s,
o• a _....., ud tbe otber
1.D ....... OYtrdoM 01
al .... pllll.
A Saata AM mu, 23, was
fouDd hUiilc by a rope from
a ladder at tbe rear of a
Ruclolpb Ave. bome at 5:19
, p.m. Friday, pollee ald.
I He wu a reatdellt of a San-
ta Aa. conYalescent borne
I LDd bad to cUmb a 10-foot
ct.tn Unk feoee 1«o the eo-
address, pollee 5l!d. TM
vlctlm lllPtlred to bt s lee-
piac WbeD seeo at 11 :SO the
preYiouB eveDIJIC io u..
room, the lllformut toldpo-
Uce. A •ldde aote was foaDd
aJoQr wttb a llHPl!lc p1ll
bottle lJI tbe room. An el-
amloatloo wW be cooducted
to determine lf the pills
were tbe cause or death, po-
llee said.
The body was removed
to Bell Broadway mortuary,
Costa Mesa.
' closed rear area to reach ._...,..,_. ......... .__.__._ .................. (
the ladder, pollee said. Tile STOPS HEAT,
body was removed to Fair-FADING baveo mortuary. Orange.
Frank McDade, 39,on845 Protect Anaheim Ave., was found
dead io his bedroom at 7
a.m. Saturday by Rodney F. Your
Cambell, 59, of tbe same
Draperies
Mylar-Polyester
Window rilm Saves
Furniture, 'Ioney
Applied to the lnatdes
or suo erposed wtodows,
solar-control rum pos-
lUvely reduces solar hart
i.aput up to 81%, stops glare,
saves the cost of addLUonal
aircondittoning, and r e-
duces heat loss ln wtoter.
The mylar ftlm also
makes glass shatter-proof,
stops fading up to 100%,
and permits an unclis-
torted vlew.
Alter solar control Is
applted to lht> ~lass, the
window glass w111 appear
the same from the inside,
letting the same amount or
light to as before.
Solar control Olm ts
available t hrough South-
ern-Cal Solar Company.
Telephone (714) 770-0606.
Southern-C ai offers pro-
fesstonal lnstallatloos and
free estimates ln your own
borne.
O.,~n Monday • SaUU"day 9:30 • S Jtl
Sunda~ 11 to 1
673-19i0
JU3 \ ia Lidu
'~•port Beaeh
th e
Other Stor e
•
52999
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WA.oMIC•••' 2~
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Uc. 111 2MNN Stodll301 0
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No .• 200 for N EWPOllT twltOR EJISI Ql
PIJIII.IlltED I£EKCY ·PC:. 6
THURSDAY, SEPT. tt ~71
COlO! A DEL 111111, CAUF.
· Dick Tucker
as Bucs win
After dtf..t1ae ard-rlval
Goldea Wnt lS-7. Oruce
Cout CoU11e IOOibi.U COicb
Olclt Tucker ta.cu tbe dlt-
ftCIIIt tuk o1 o.--rlar bt1
.,..ad An this Saturday
Diehl's tuule 'Witb Oruge
COtUit)' rtn.l Sa.ddleb&ct. Tbe
contest Is set tor 7:SO p.m.
at MtulooVlejoHlgbScOOol.
Tucter•a Plntes toter the
p.me with a perfect 2-0
mart. toUowJ~~g lut Satur-
day's wiD onr Golden West
aod I 25-3 Ytrdlct OYer Cy.
press lD the season opeoer.
Coach Ken Sweart.rwea's
Saddleback club 1s 1-1. Tbe
Gaucbos r4Jped College of
the Desert 2:,7-3LD tbeseasoo
opener, but dropped a 13-3
declsloo to Cypress last
Saturday.
OCC aDd Saddlebaek met
on the grldtron for the flrst
Ume last seuon. The PI-
rates beat the Gauchos 26-0
at OCC's LeBard Stadium,
but the contest was close
statisUeaUy, The battle was
a scoreless tie at the half,
but the Pirates broke things
open With 17 points In the
tourth quarter,
WINNING STRATEGY --OCC football coach Dick Tucker
talks over strategy wtth Quarterback Gary Gulsoess
during last Saturday's 13-7 vi ctory over Golden West.
Tl'e win was the 200th of Tu cker's coaching ca reer .
Coach Tucker's biggest
worry this Saturday wUI be
to get hls team up for the
ball pme. The Bucs are
sure to be a bit nat alter
last weekend's emotional
wln over favored Gold en
West.
'•Tbat wiD ns one of the
biggest or my coac~
career,•• coach Tucker says.
It was also the 200th of
his career, which spans 27
seasons. His alt-ttme head
coaching marlr: oow stands at
200-62-2. fo r a .763 winning
percentage. He coached 11
years at Brea-Ollnda High
aDd has been at OCC for
16 seasons. His OCC log
stands at 102 -44-2.
OCC U mlted Golden
West's high-powered run-
• • • n1ng attack to just 108 yards.
The Rustlers picked up 144
through the air for a total
offensive output of 252. Or-
ange Coast llad 137 yards
rushing and 149 passing for
a total of 286.
OCC scored both of Its
touchdowns In t he second
quarter aod then held on in
the secoOO half to win.
The first Pirate drive
started after OCC stroog
safety Steve F'ole)' slammed
into Golden West halfback
Loren Mtcklln and jarred
the ball loose. Orange Coast
tackle Joe Cameron fell on
the pigskin at the Go lden
West 32.
Go lden West was detecti!d
for pass Interference on the
next play, aOO the Bucs had
a first andgoalattheRustler
• • seven. Halfback Dan !AJdd-
ridge powered to the one on
first down, and quarterback
Gary liulsness carried
across on second down for
the score. Scott Lohman
booted the extra wtnt.
OCC scored agatn• with
just 29 seconds left In the
half. Steve Cordle inter-
cepted a Bill Hol st pass
and returned It 18 yards·to
the Golden West 45. Guts-
ness foulldfiankerDave Par-
sel with a 24-yard strike
and the Bucs had a first
down at tfle 21. Following a
10-yard sack, Gulsness hit
Glen Lasterw1tha28-ya rder
to pUt the Pirates on the
Golden West 4.Guls ness then
hit halfback Faye WeathPrs
with a soft 4 yard pass for
the score.
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
1 Ttme 2 Times 3 'nmes
Z.O words or less ••• 2.00 •••• 3.50 •••• 4,50
21 to 30 words •••.• 3_00 •.•. 4.75 .•.• 6.00
31 to 41l words •••.. 4.00 •.•• 6.50 ••.• 8.00
Each word over 40 ... 10 •..•. 15, ••.• 20
• MUSIC IHSTRUCTIOH
FLUTE INSTRUCTION --
F'ormer faculty member,
Oberllll College Con-
se"atory, re-located In
Newport Beach. Call Sl.•c::a_n
Fries, 640-5686.
o SER¥1CES
ALICE'S HOUSECLEANING,
reuoaable, rellable. Ref-
erences. Own transporta-
tion. 646-4871 anytime.
I WANT to be your GARO.
ENER. Call "Charlie the
CUpper•• at 759-9294.
(LicelliOd.)
BOOKKEEPINGtf AX SER-
VICES. We are bus1DeSS
ooosultaota: wbo speelallr.e
1n small aDd ooo-pront
businesses. Call for an
appolntmeot. stenn R.
HlDds. 557-1041.
oiiCYCLES
•
SALES-RET AIL, otfice sup-
plies, stationery, printing; ruu aoo part ttme posi -
Uoos -.vailable. Phone for
appointment, (714) 557 -
9212, ask for Mr. West,
Newport Stationers, Inc.
TRAVEL TRAINEE, Travel
Agency, Fashion Island,
N, B, Noo.smoker. Typ-
i~ required. We will train
In travel. F'ull benefits.
640-6111, 955-2222, any-
time.
o FOR SAL E
AMWAY -Personal, hOme,
car aoo lndustrlal pro-
ducts. NUTRlUTE food
supplements. Call 642-
0843 for prompt delivery.
FOUHD
LE , neutered,
wearing a white nea collar
tied with a string. Lost
on Iris Street on Inland
side. Call 644-7262.
• H EARIHG AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
*
Pr oper F11ting As~u•ed
3409 E. Coas1 Hwv
Corona del Mar
o llltSCELL AHEOUS
SERIOUS SAILING STU-
dent. Youn£ lady who has
some sailing experience,
(82 foot schooner and Cal
36), attends evenl~ sail-
Ing classes and wants to
crew. Open for weekends
and some weekdays. Cali
anytime at 548-2 113; Uno
one is hOme please leave
your name andphonewm-
ber with r ecorder and I
wilt return yoo r call.
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PSYCHIC CAN (mesmerlte)
loved ones, thers to do
your blddiDi. WrtteJamU,
Box 10154, Eugene, Ore-
(503) 342-ZZlO.
US ICAL FOR SA LE
F'lne Selection --Superb
Valups --E-Z Terms.
PIANOS -Grands, consoles.
uprltes, used but great.
Stelnway, Yamaha. Cable,
Everett, Baldw~ Cur-
rier, Janssen. Johnson,
and lots more; prices
from $595.
ORGANS -U you buy your
organ dellberately, you'll
buy a Y AMAHAI HERE DOW
the all oew (years abead)
Yamaha ·-from $695.
SPECIAL • Used Yamaha
coll80le pl.a.no. $1395.
RENTALS • SptnaC pianos
from $15.00/mootb.
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO.
Stetnway -Yamalla
19(17 N. Main St., Sama. Alza
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420 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
646-7706 -646-6855
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Open seven days a week
to serve you better
900 W. COAST HWY., N.B.
PHONE: 645-1711
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01/lrt Furnlrurt
DESKS • CHAIRS
FILES.. SAFES
OFFICE SUPI'LIES
&STATIONERY ,...,.M N••
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& Heat ing
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Drains, F'aucets, Copper
Re-ptpes ••.• Reasonable
prices • , • Day, night, or
week-ends!
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u• COAST MIGHWAV
COIIONA MAa
LS WIN 3 OUT OF 4,
BIG UPSET FOR EAGLES
Br~PI<hlt
Newport-M.. bJcb aebool crtd teama
opeaed liP tile foo4b&1J ~ IJI ftctortous
lt)'le u 3 ot tt.. 4 tcboola pulll!l out
apw~,_ Ylc:torlu. Newport Harbor, Coro._
ftt Mar, &all Elbocla were all la tbe wtn. IIIDc majorUy, wtth Ollly Costa Mesa lostng
lo tl>otr tlrot try.
,. NEWPORT HARBOR
Play bep.n Tt.lnday DfCht at Dnldson
Field, where Newport Harbor edged Long
Beach Mllllkan S-0 In a game dominated
by the 2 defensive units. The single score
was set up by a MUUku fllmble on their
own 38 yard line, with Don Barker re-
coverl.nK for the Sailors. Four play• later
Mart Hales booted a 42 yard fteld g011I with
)Jst over 4 mlrutes left ln the first halt
to ctve the SailOrs tne oaly ad~antage of
the game. Hales had preriously mls5ed a
31 yarder lD the first quarter.
Newport Harbor's attack was led by senior
quarterback Greg Lyons. who passed for
88 yards on 5 compJeUons. Newport's running
game only produced 21 yards against a tough
MWIU.n defensive llDe. But the Sailor defense
was the real hero, oever allowing the Rams
to get closer than 25 yards from the goal
line. Despite gr eat defensive play throughout
the game. Newport's bubble wa s almost
popped when Ram quarterback AI Hawkins
threw to Thomas Morris for a 32 yard
touchdown pass with 0:54 remaining 1n the
game. An Illegal receiver down field penalty
took away the touchdown and the pme from
Milltk:an to the deUght or the partisan crowd.
An laterception by linebacker Jim Corun
In the fln21 secoods wrapped up the opening
victory for the Sailors.
' CORONA DEL MAR
On the same field the very next night, a·
young C.orona del Mar team scored 3 tou ch-
downs tn the final 5 mlwtes to give the Sea
Kings a 31-14 victory over the Marina
Vikings.
The first halt saw another defensive battle
as the only 5COta came when Sea King de-
fenders Dan Flanagan aoo Tony Moore tackled
Viking Quarterback Joe Sa rtain In his own
elld zone to give Corooa a 2-0 hal.ttlme
lead. The secolld halt turned Into an offensive
battle with junior quarterback Kurt Brock-
man scoring for the Sea Kings on a 3 yard
quarterback keeper. Ma rina bounced right
back, scoring on a 32 yard pass play to
Greg Karman late in the third quarter.
Marina stlll wasn't finished as Sartaln en-
gineered aoother aerial attack, which ended
on a 15 yard run by Karman for the go -ahead
TD with 10 minutes to go.
Now with the score 14-6, the Sea Kings
weot back on t he attack, driving 60 yards
to the Viking 1 yard line, where fullback
Marty Green dove Into the end zone to put
Corobl on top for good.
Marina's Sartalo completed 12 of21 passes
durl.ng the game bat U..t was not enougb to
beat the Sea King secoodary, which Inter-
cepted 2 of Sartain's passes ln the final
3 minutes to set up 2 more Corona scores.
Cornerback Rick Starnes intercepted the
first pass on his own 45 and returned It
to Marina's 6 yard line. where Brockman
ran It In on the following play. Jim Shollln
picked off the secorxl. pass and returned
it 47 yards for the last Sea King touchdown.
A I pollll ..,... ...... -tddod rib Z7
HCoods remaiAI.ac to CfYt Coroaa del Mu
a Sl-14 victory over MariD&.
Coroaa del Mar face~ crou town rtva.l
Newport Harbor th1a Friday oi«bt at Duld-
soo Field.
' ESTANCIA
In perbapa the biggest upat ot the week·
end, tbe Estucia Eagles defeated the Edi.Jon
Cbargera u.u to front of 5,SOO at Orange
Coast College stadium Friday nlcht.
Tbe •IQaJ.Qc acore for the Eaclu started
when Mike Camp blocked a fteld goal attempt
by the Chargers to give Estucia the ball.
A 56 yard drtve follolttd wltb Kevtn Hagan
going in from 3 yards out for the final go-
ahead TO with 3:15 remalntqg.
Edison scor.ci first wbeo they recovered
an Estaoct.a tumble on the Ea.glea' 17 yard
lllle and drove ID for the score oo suc-
cessive plays for a 6...0 lead. Now U ns
the Eagles• tum to score as they marched
70 yards from poor tleld posUioo to the 14,
where Glenn !leU was called upon to ldck
It thro the uprights to cut the Chal"ger
lead to 6-3. Later in the ftrst halt, Estaocia
got its share of the breaks by recoYerl.ng
an Edison tumble at their 25 yard line.
After an 18 yard run by quarterback Dave
Jeranko, Hagan ran It in to give the Eagles
a 9-6 hallt1me lead.
Though the Eagles were playing almost
nawless football, It looked as though their
elforts might be tuUJe as Edison quarter-
bac k GU Rhodes threw a 64 yard scoring
pass to F'rao.k Seurer In the third quarter
to once again give Edison the lead.
Jeranko and the Eagles came bac k in the
fourth quarter with the aid of a Jera.nko-
to-Camp 12 yard pass, an Andy Domlnguet
16 yard ruo, and a 13 yard, penalty to put
them on tbe Edison 12, Three plays later
Hagan IJaogt!d over the goal line for the
winning score, 16.13,
'COSTA MESA
The final game of the weekend was a con-
l .Jst that saw a balaoced La Quntta team
shut out the Mustangs 13-0. The consistently
powerful running attack of the Attecs was
the key as they compiled 29'7 yar ds ru shing
to 67 yards for the Mustangs.
La Quinta scored all of Its wlnts In the
ftrst Quarter, with both touchdowns being
scored by running back Jim Hlrt, The first
score came on a 2 yard plunge by Hlrt,
the second coming on a nine ya rd pass
from quarterback Chuck Tyson. La Qulnla
threw only 5 passes the whole game, which
was all that was necessary as both runnlpg
backs, Hirt and Anthony Abarca, each gained
over 100 yards In rushiog.
Thf' Mustangs, on the other hand, had their
offensive problems, gaining only 60 net
yards In the ftrst half with Quarterback
Jerry Cribb• comptett.ne )Jst 3 ollO paaes
for 17 yards, Tboucb Cribbs' passt~ Im-
proved In the secoDd hall, It wu not enough
to bri~ baclr: the Musta~s as they found
themselves 13 wlnts aoo 100 yards behind
the Aztecs at the final gun. The leading
rusher for Costa Mesa was Mike Teregts
with 51 yards to 14 carries.
Costa Mesa wUI face Estancia this Fri-
day night at Orange Coast Colleee Stadium
at 8 p.m.
Top tennis
stars coming
for tourney
Police Blotter
Top ranked Ch ris Evert
and second ranked Martina
Navratilova may face each
other in Newport Beach on
Oct. 1, thanks to the '•Big
Sisters'' of Orange Coullty.
They wUI be jolned by
HollaOO's Betty Stove and
F'raocols Durr of France ln
a one day Big Sister s loter-
naUonal tennis challenge at
Newport Beach Tennis Club
1n a benefit tournament.
A special feature of the
Oct. I event will be a batUe
of the sisters doubles ex-
hibition palrtng Chris and
younger sister Jeannie Ev-
ert against Martina Navra-
tilova and her teenage sis-
ter Jana.
Pairings at the Tennis
Club, ZG01 Eastbluft Drive,
are as follows:
10:00 -Navratuova vs.
Stove, best 2 of 3 sets.
11:30 -Evert vs. Durr,
best 2 of 3 sets.
1:30 -Wlmers, best 2 of
3 sets for $10,000.
3:00 ~ Sisters doubles.
General admission price
Is $6; reserved seats, $10;
8 seat boaes, $125.
5TH RACQUE TBALL
TOURN EY OCT. 7-9
The 5tb amUII Ctllfomta
outdoor tbret.wall alacles
racqueCball cbampiODJhlps .. m be atactd Oct 7-i oo
oruce Cout Coller•'• 13
outdoor ooarta:.
Emry fee ta tl! for the
, 4rlt .. tat aDd Sl tor 11.eb
addltklall ....... DladllDI
lor lllllr aatrloo II Oct. 5,
Co~ Wilt bo bold 111
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SEND IN YOU a
CLAUIFIED ADI
TO T. E ENIION
• SUNDAY, SEPT, 11
Robert Frederick Burke,
57, of 208-1/2 39th, Wesr
Newport, was charged with
being lntoJ:lcated and dis-
orderly at 4:20 p.m. In the
2500 block of E. Coast Hw}·.,
Corona del Mar ••• Roc-
mah Madelyn BergmaM, 41,
of 715-1/2 Orchtcl, Corona
del Mar, .-as charged with
pett ~· theft when arrested
at 3:45 p.m. at F'ashlon Is-
land , .• DeMis Patrick Cur-
tis, 28, of 4912 Seashore,
West Newport, and Martin
Allen Crawford, 24, of 4517
River, West Newport, were
arr ested at the Crawford
resldeoce at 3 p,m". andocllar-
ged with burglary • , • Her-
bert Haiti's law offices at
3333 W, Coast Hw y,, Mari-
ners Mlle. were burglarlud
of office equipment valued
at $6,875 between 1 p.m.
Sept_ 10 and 9 a.m. Sept, 11
••• A :::a radio aod a n-
da r detector. valued at$310.
were stolen from Kathryn
Kama's car while It was
parked near her home at 307
Iris, Corona del Mar be·
tween 7:30p.m. Sept. 10 aoo
11 a.m. Sept. 11 .•• A
tool chest and tools, valme<t
at $180, were taken from the
open prage at tbe bome of
Wayoe Sima, 1700 E. Ocean
Blvd., Balboa, between 5
p.m. and 5:15 p.m •• , A
complete bnss bed, nlued
at $1,100 wa.s stolen from
tbe bome of FtUl Cortes.
203 Lacoot& St., Newport
Sbore~, bttw"n ooon and
4 p.m.
• MOKDAY, SEVT. IZ
St-ott ZUI, 2S, or 108
35th, Welt M....,.rt, ....
cblf1td wltb m'-Sem....,r
dNB d1'tltll It ll:JO p.m.
at blo-... J-Ao·
dnw• hllora. JO, of no
Darrell, eo.ta ..... ...
cbarpcl wtt1o btlll lllloll·
._ ud ci•NortJ at I
a.lll. at 1111 11011 .. ,,-.,
Cootnl .. wport ••• a.. .,.... ~ •m-lt. "' m..a llll, c-If.., •
port, .,.. u.-at IM
... Boy al...., .......
I
charged with cultivating ma-
rijuana ••• Stereo equlp-
menl, a TV set aDd a clock
radio. valued at $505, were
taken from 'he home of Lau-
ra Lee Swyler, 404 E. BaJ.
boa Blvd., Balboa, between
8 p.m. aDd 10:30 p.m •••
A lady's purse aod corieris,
valued at $214, were stolen
from the home of Gladys
Gains, 3100 Ocean Blvd.,
Corona del Mar, betf.·een 4
p.m. and 4:30p.m.
• TUESDAY. Sf:: PT. 13
David WUllam AnthOny,
19, of 424 Prospect. Newport
Shores, was arrested at7:15
a.m. at 51st and W. Ocean
Front, West Newport, and
charged with giving false
tnlormatton to a policeman
.•. Jamie Marjorie An -
dre, 44, or 2624 Vista del
Oro, the Bluffs, was char-
ged with belnc Intoxicated
and disorderly at 8:30 p.m
at Vista del Oro and VIsta
del Sol . • • Jotlo Ectw't.rd
Espy, ZZ, ol 303 35th, We•
Nelt'J)Ort, was charged with
misdemeaoor drunk drlvlac
at 2:15 a.m. In the 1100
block of Jamboree • • •
Ttlleves stole a $<42:5 toft
drink dJspeuiQC macbi.De
from In front of Mlooe'a,
Ul6 VIa ()porto, LidO VII·
lace, bttwMn 9:30p.m. Sept.
13 and 10 a.m. Sept, U •••
A tape player aDd tapn. val-
ued at$120, wtreRoltafrom
a car beloaclac to Jadlth
Kloney, 410 Goldtorod, co.
roM del Mar • whllt It .,..
parted at Coroaa. ciel llb.r
hJ.Cb .cbool betwHD 7 p.m.
&Dd 9:10 p.m. • , • Somtoae
Aolt 15 pocket fttc•. ftl·
uld at $1,150, trorr 11..,&1)'
cue at tiM! Allltiqltl • N•-
' Ucat 1.... UO W. c-
H WJ., Ma.riMn MUt, be·
to-. 4:15 ....... 4:10
p.m ••• .& JISO oil pol._
.... --tllo ftl1 ol -lllorlon, 1400 •• Cout ftwJ ...... ka,ort. _ ............ .
10:10 ........... IJ •••
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Newpo rt Btoch Ba lboa
Lido Isle Corona del Mar
FRUIT TREES
UNUSUAL FOUR-.IJEDROOM, TWO BATH HOME,
POOL, CABANA, F'AMILY ROOM , DINING ROOM ...
PLUS MANY EXTRAS!
Priced at 1135,000
CALL 673·366 3 DAYTIME ,
EV EHIHG S 67 3-8086
associated
IIADI<ERS RWALIUiW
2021 W. IAUOA ILVD. 67).)661
Spyglass Hill
OCEAN VIEW, OF COURSE,
• , . FROM THIS BEAtn'IFUL 4 BEDROOM PLUS
FAMILY ROOM HOllE. POOL ANOJACUZZL. ....
ARTFULLY LANISCAPEO.
$289.500
N ew ly Li st ed
CORONA DEL MAR ---CUTE COTTAGE ON
SUPEB R-2 LOT.
¥'MARTIN '"-7
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REAL ESTATE
31136 E. COAST fliGHWAY, CORONA DB. UR
IRVINE SPECIALS
-HTRIL WALHUT 5qUAIIE
2 Bdrm. «!nd unit : air·conditiont:d.
ntw carpeting. freshly paint~. Great
location across from pool. Lowest
pnct: in fhe arta at !160.000!
SHAIIP TEIIIIACf COH00-191,000
l Bdrm. end unit with lovely greenbt:lt
at re-ar &: s ide. Formal dining rm.:
Cambridge modt:l.
YOU'LL LIKE OUR ESP
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759-0811
I I I I e I I e I e I I I e e I I I
MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Llating
Service of the Newport Harbor-costa
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled more
than $386 mwton duri.ng tbe first 8
montha of 1977. TIUB IS A 26-1/2
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD
OF 1976. 7,443 new Uattnc• '!M~e
proces~~ed, of wh1ch48%WERESOLD.
77% of the &alee were cooperat1Y8,
LIM your property with a Realtor •
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
NEIPORTHAJIOREJUIGN THURSDAY, SEPT. 22. 19n Newport Beach Balboa Island ,PUBUSHEo WEEKLY-PAGE 1 a>IOfA oa MAR, CAL
Lido Isle eo~l Mar ... ~Rea I Estat Newport Beach Corona del Mar
NEW LISTINGSI
Arbor Lake
EJIC.UeM Co•tactoa modi11D macb desind area
of Woocl»ridce. 1'Wo bedroom, Z bath,, lei)Uite
ci1DlJII room. Llut '"~*'"'• to ar-. -Harry -ODly tns,soo.
AND •••••
Pool Sized Yard
Great Eut.lde eo.ta ~~-bome wttb poolliled
yard. ExeelltDt COGdltsoo. Loads of ebarm wtth
ballt-lD ktteb•. Carpet ud dnpeslDeluded. Ontr
wW carry lit trait deed at 91 wttb lSI down.
Hurry -eaU 640-70001 .....
T.he Bluffs atS99,950
Tr1-level, 3 bed., Z bath eDd uDlt. Redecorated.
Vacant. Quiet posseutoo. A bact-to-school speclall
I •. •·• T urtlerock Broad moor
BeautifUl 4 bedroom, famUy room bome wtth
pool ud jacuzzi. Two aDd ooe-half baths, 3 car
pnce, burglar alarm syltem. A must se. at
$137,500. You own the land!
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TRIPLEX
Just 2 miles from beach .
Owoer's unit baa 3 bedrooms, Z baths. One bu
Z bedrooms, 1 bath --the otber bu 1 bedroom aDd
1 bath. Owner's umt bas a tlreplace. All 3 uDlts
bue 1Dd.lridual, prtn.te, ftoeed ya.rds --well land-
scaped aDd sprinklers. This steady, dependable
lDoome property Ls only 2 years old.
$165,000
"Yoa'U be clad tomorrow
tblt JOG boac ..
real ..tate today." lB.
Roy McCardle
. . Realtor ~teLrA·8Le sa~rvrc~
S I HCB .lf4J
1&111.1&" :~ewport BL Costa Mesa
REPRESENTING SELECTED CLIENTS IN
REAL ESTATE COUNSELIN G
AND INVESTMENTS
a.•-•••~•oo••••-.
Cido Jsle
Four bedrooms, two bl.tha, oewly decorated, lafle
peUo, beam ctU.qs, hardwood noon, 48 toot lot.
$1%5,000.
CIIKIIf/1 WaterfroHI eoHtiO
Two bedrooms, 2-1/2 batbs, pool. Jacaul.. 24-
bou NCUrttJ, braid ortr, completely fllnd.slltd.
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Comparison
NO COMPETITION
LOVELY 3 bedroom bome with beautuully panelled
dell with handsome buUt-LDs (or 4th bedroom) -
lD exclusive Westclltf. Formal dJ.DlDg; playroom;
eat1ni area In kitchen; pool plus s•l.IJs. Top con-
dition and Immaculate! Fast escrow possible. ElaJ.De
Svedeeo, 6-42-8235.
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901 DOVER DR., 64l-123S I 16-« SAN MIGUEL, 64+6200
HOW CAN I DEFER M'Y GAIN ON MY
' RESIDENCE, t F I SELL? SERVING.
ASK us NEWPORT BEACH -
SINCE1960
759-0226 anytime
EARLE "BUD" CORBIN, GRJ
BROKER
BLUE BLOOD
Why not llve In one of the best 5 bedroom bomes
ln Newport Beach? $249,000. This bome befits tbe
dl&crtminating buyer wbo wants elbow room and
would enjoy doing LDtertordecoratt~. Call640-6161.
Call 640-6161
p Hdf!n/d
BAmONT-BAlBOA ISI.AJII
LITl\1 ISLAMDI BeautifuJ new list·
ing-4 bt:drm. 4 bath. large family
home with sundeck. Shared pier and
dock, sandy beach at low tide. Ample
storage. Huge maswr bf,drm w/vitfW.
$449.000-Fee.
307 E. a.,.,. .. t, Bal MO hlaftd SAT. 1-5
VIEW .•... VIEW .... VIEW .... VIEW
Pclvate commuDlty. Four bedrooms, 3 baths,
famlly room. Fee land. AU at the unheard of
price of
S189,500
MAURY STAUFFER-·
SEA LION REAL TV
1213 N. COAST HWY .. LAGUNA BE ACH
497-3388 644.2212
JACOBS REALTY
2919 Newport Blvd.
67S-6670
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Balboa
Lido Isle
A touch of Spain. Open b~m ceUlogs, spacious
brick patio and street-to-street lot combine to
make th1s three bedroom Lido Isle gem well worth
your consideration ---elther for yourself or for
that special friend.
$189.500
~--!fi.no K E ALTT {~77 Vi.J Lido, Newport INch
-i 673-7300
Make Offer ....
Newport Beach
Yours will be the first bid in probate sale. Fast
escrow.
Four bedrooms, custom decor, very near water.
Secluded sun-washed patio, many trees , automatic
ga rage dodr -opener. Tennis court and pool avaUable .
Asking price S 129,500
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.a.tr 1M I 17. uu•
-loooiiJ llr Ill MiliCI&
01111 &. ()lod) -. -llllltellb'llocll --.. -.... press :•MIMI at a.. Couell ......
TN awud of mertt. pn-
ltllttd to jut SS ew.. •·
tioi&U}', Ia lruied to cttila
...s-lorde~
coni»t.t achtenmeat l8
-poc1eo1rW1 afol7 roc-ord ud pedeatrta.D procram
&et1YtUea.
N._rt Beach 01n>ed t!o
award cltattoo fn compett.
Uon with 171 U, S. clUe~
of 50,000 to 100.000 popula-
tion. Mr. Schroeder a14.
Ne'fi'P)rt Beacb badoofatall-
tles. The oaUomridenence
U 2.2 tatallties per 100,000
populat10Cl,
Tbls marks the third time
in the put 7 years that
Newport Beach bas re-
ceived spe<:lal reeogniUoo ~
from the AAA, In 1972, U
earDed a special citation for
pedestrian program acUri-
Ues. Two years earUer, it
won a spectal cltatloo for
casualty record.
·xww· lor Amertcan Cars
KIWANIS AWARD was pzweoted Tue.lliaJ. Stpt. ZO, to
Newport pollee otftcer Stan Bressler, eellfer. wbo 11:
the local department's erlme prenDtl.oo offtcer. He wu
cUed tor many years of community service wttb tbe
Girls Club. Ell)lorer Scouts aDd as curreot preaideDt of
the state Crime Prenotloo otftcers ASSD, PreHating
the award are Corooa del Mar Klwanlaos Pat McNamee,
at lett. and John Newport Pollee Cblef Cbarles
Gross addressed the who ThesdaJa at
the VUia Sweden restaurant.
A HORROR PHANTASY now
at tbe Port Theatre In Cor-
ona del Mar Is "Phantom
of the paradise,'' which tells
of a mild mannered com-
poser turned into a rro-
tesque monster by a satanic
record tJeoon. The compan-
ion feature is "Wizards."
llowport -· CIIJC--IIIYI lilt PJ'GI'OriJ owaon <U -lilt lollowtoc 1C11oo bWod br 1111 <IIJ, at Moldty llcflt'• riC'Illr · • TRASH COI!talMnbetal Do 1ou bave fire aad ••n tlu,.oooc:o
oa your peno•el belo••••••? -.,.: boolclll by 1110 c.,_ c1e1
• MORATORIUM OD ... , Cbambllr,of Commerce bulldloc wu -loll ualll-lor Cout HWJ, _...,
IDOUIJ wbell tbe CoaDCU n. were aectllltd bJ tbe clt)'
trued to plaCe tbe lule oa tor ~-....e• Ud Nnlc •
-AprU •• eloctloo bollot. Ia(,., <IIJ , .......
Year rhone 541-5554
T.Ck li RaW.iu
• DEVELOPERS, ltd by
lrYtae Co. pre•ldeat Peter
Kremer, &cTeed to wortwtlh
tbe etty on a re-study of
lbo geaerll plu, Uod 1o
beptog developmeat llld
tramc clreulaUoa lmpf'O'Ie·
meats on a be.laoc«!
sc.btOtle. Tbe CouDCU df.
reeted tbe Pl&Dillnc Com-
rnlssion to beciD tbe re.
study.
• GENERAL PLAN wu
ameoded to allow realdeDtW
devetopmeot in the old UWO
reseryolr area or Spfllaaa urn. aDd to bring pt.rk dedl-
caUoa standards toto llne
with tbe receat CoaocU ap.
provat of tbe Alberton ln-
ttla'tive formula of 5 acres
per 1,000 population.
• CARDEN SCOOOL of
Corooa del Mar was gtveo
a waiver oft he oorma.l$1,000
bood Deeded to ensure proper
installation of mobil class-
rooms at the scbool at Fifth
and Marguerite.
• ELECTRIC .generating
plant el:plDSion proposed at ·
Huotlogton Beacb was of-
ficLally opposed bytheCotm-
cil, through a letter to be
sent to the state Publlc UWt.
ties Commission.
• NEWPORT HEIGHTS
subdivision, which would
have allowed 21fomes on what
is oow a single lot at Irvine
and Holly. near Newport
Harbor high, was turned
down as the Council over-
turned a Planolng Commis-
sion declston,
• WEED abatement reso-
lution was approYed, em-
powering city crews loclear
weeds and other public
~tsanees from lots. and
-....... -~. . ' . . --1'1-er SX·I 250 Reg. $950.00
Allu:lk Malc-SALI $550.00
N ew modt•l.., orr1•1 nq f or e•·.., u ' t o
m o .,., lo t... o f r q u 1pm e f'l . ~rnt ot
!c....., than co\t
HURRY LIMITE D QUA NT ITIES
RE<EIVERS, AIM'S, TUNERS TURNTABLES, otANGERS
lllR Z>OOW Oil .... SAL II
W.th Base. Dust Cover Cart 1119 $29 GARRAAD SIJ HII $39 Complete l~tntable 183
BSR 2'260 RX $50 AOC K8 caf!udgt. Bast. Oust Cove~ AJ
GARRARD Sl~~ 8 CTil $29 Complete With base. dUSt COYef. t.J'I IOl
PtOHlER ~ S!JJ
ALL WITH N1W PACTOI.Y WAIUJifY
PIONEER TX'IIOO II Rog . $2SA&L6• r op ol the L~~e r IJlef S400
II.IRIOi~ 'll AN fM
fwoPoooed. 2\w/th f!C . 131991 $198
SIJPERSCO'[ 320 AN IM $90 10 wlril. rTC, Pll TIM S219
PIONEER SI!OSO $460
11(1 *'ch nc. High Sens1hv1t~ mo
JVC Jl 'I]]
Sens1t1ve. clean. ~~nth H1 Blend
SUPERSW'! A160 •
Integrated~ ll w/ch nc
$197 Duat!I lock loop 1191
1169 9s $120 t-=.::.=..:::::.,T~APE=-::DECX=:::;;;S~:..:...:.-1
1110 $99 HITACHI 0 ·3500
UL
Rf"(J. $1]';1 9S SALE $58
J .B.L. L ·65 "Jubal" (D) SYoer Floor Speaker. Glau Tog
Rf"g _ ~.00 SALE $326
AL TEC Model I (0)
SAL.$239
SONY TC·118
FatT'IOU!> Son'l' Q\HI Iil'f'. FM Oolb'f'
SALE $140
JVC KD·95
fop 01 11\t! hne Sen Allow neao
Solef'IO•O conHoiS Supef ANAS
"'' "" SALE $396
CM housing site rezone ok
a·· wooter 1 way sy\lem $57 t89.00 SALE SONY TC·186 SD
'zX'
·zx· lot Imported & Compact Cars
PrKitioulipmentby MOW THRU HOV. 17
=~~~~~:~!~:ill SJ388 •peahcatlon1.
• UTIA CAUII r• FACTOIIf --~IMCUI ....
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cOiiJI'C>N ONLY -OFFER EXPIRES NOV. 17
Property proposed tor the
75-unit senior elUteD hous-
ing project at the southeast
corner of Park Ave. and
Center St. was approved for
rer.one from C -2 commer-
cial to R4-CP high-density
resldentia.J by the Costa
Mesa City Council Monday
nlgbt.
The rezone Is consistent
with the central area plan
and with acUoos taken by
the Planolog Commissioo
and Redevelopment Ageocj
during public heari.ogs re-
prdtng the central area plan
amendments. The addresses
Include 1820 to 1842 Park
Av e., even numbers, aDd533
to 541 Center St., odd num.
hers.
Aoother nearby rezone ap-
proved was between 562 and
596 Plumer St. from R-2
residential to R-2 CP. re.
quid.og a cODdlUonal use
permit, aDd 596 Plumer St.
from Cl commercLal to R2-
C P. Tbe property Is on the
oorth side of Plumer St.
and laces the city's super
block, It contains a mi.Kture
of resideot1al uses, com-
mercLal uses and a Girl
Scout bulldlog.
The Veterans Hall, county
probation omce and com-
men:Lal uses, 565 and 567 w. 18th St., aod a ncaa
pa.rcel east of1758 and 1762
Aaahetm Ave. will be re-
zoDed from C2 to RZ-CP.
Even numbers 1736 to 1744
on Anaheim Ave, wlli go
from C2 to CL commerclal
Umlted. Another rezone. C2
to C L, was approved tor
property located between
1721 and 1733 Fullerton, odd
aumbers; 160, 170, 182 and
192 Wells Pl.; 167 and 175
Cabrtllo St. aocl 17Z7 and
1731 Onnge Ave.
Adminlstratlve aDd pro-
felsioral zoning will be
dropped aDd CL applled lo
property at 1755, 1763 aod
1765 Oraoge Ave. The AP
HA RBOR VISITOR
U yuu a.rt a Dl1fe0mei.'
or mow of a HWCOmer to
O.e III.Jt>or Area Ybo bu
iOt beM wtleoiDtd, do Hr
a ll'ftlr by <llllllc lbo Har-
bor VliltDr botlt-I Ud
10 a.m. Ud lbt 1f111 call
yocor-WIIII-
Udllftl--.....
• SI:ND IN YOI/&
'CLI\-FI&D 1\Da
TO Till: I:N8181'
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-
rezoning to R2-CP wUI go
for property at 171, 179,
181, 189 a.od 193 E. 18th
St. aoo 1775-1795 Onnge
Ave.. odd wmbers, and
170-186 Rochester St., ac-
cordlf'€ to tbe geoeral area
,
HYPOCRISY
AND COMMITTEES
There Is some byproclsy being practiced In our Newport City Council. At least
one or two of the members are talldog out of both sides ot their mouths. On one
hand, they're saying lhat a gentleman who was appointed to lhe Planning Commission
shouldn't be there, because he has a confiict of interest. This '' conruct" is based
on the tact lhat he occulona.lly does business wilh lhe Irvine Co.
Well, If that's tbe basis lor figuring a guy's confilct of Interest, I'd like to koow
wby In lhe world the Council keeps appolnl!ng the Irvine Company's lobbyist, Mr.
Shelton, to aU ldnds of city committees. Here Is a fellow whose MAIN business
cooslsts of Iooldng out lor lhe Interests of the Irvine Co,, and yel his name keeps
popping up on omclal city committees. I'm oot accusing him of anything -I'm
just saying lhat what's good lor the roose should be good lor the gander.
How can Mr. Rycko!! and the ot her Council members pick on this one Independent
businessman on the Planning Commission? So far as anybody koows, he is an
upstanding clYic-mlnded ciUzen who wants to serve hls community -.even lilt
means servlog on a useless thing like the Planning Co mmission. If something
comes up before the Planning Commission that might involve a conflict, I'm sure
the ttentleman wW step down and abslaln from voting on lhat Issue.
After all, the CouncU Itself allows this practice. Pete Barrett comes from an
old business family In N-rt that Is Involved In a lot of things, When Pete even
has tht remotest Idea that a conflict might exist, he tllkes a walk, In !act, Pete
tllkes so many walks, he should get some kind of physical Illness award.
So, I don't see how this new Planning Commissioner Is going to do us any great
damage, U you will look around ton al what the Plannlng Commission has approved
of over lbe years, you would bue to "WOnder how ANYBODY could get us In more of
a moss than we're already ln. Fellow on the corner here next to me Is doing a
bustllog buliDoss with almost oo off-street perldng, Whal does the Planning Com-
mission han to say aboul that? I haven't hard tham say anylhlng,
I guess we will have to lDYesttcate everybody who serves on any of these silly
commlssloa.o or committees or boclrds, and -U any of them have ever had any
dealings with the lmne Co ,, or with anybody else In town. Maybe we can got Senators
. Percy and Rlblco!! to tate a little vacation trip ou t here, so I hey can show us how
to run a kauproo court and wMCI out all of oar undealrables, But, I'm warnl.ltc
you, If we decide lo ret rid of everybody who ... nor clone business with anybody,
we're goq to IDII up with nabocly to servo 011 a.ny of t..,oe commissions,
. Hey, come to. think of It, maybe lllat'o Jut what we nee<ll We w1lJ abolloh the
icommlltH SJIIem because nabocly's quallllecllo serve on any commltiHs.
AI Forelt
The Dice lacllu who 'IIOrk Cor ua at tile atoro clon'l haYe to 'IIOri'J' about con!llcn.
of IDierNI, Tbey know that lbelr Job• cltpead 011 ~reep~,. Iota of au.ftecl euatomors,
so theY .,.nt you lo be happy. step In and uk U..m ID show you our compltle line
of -• and olber protecttn solutloas lor ctltiDc your ear, boat or motorhome
safely lbi'QUIII lbe WIMer 'll'lallltr,
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BETTY FESS LE R is the otflclal senior citizen coordin-
ator for the city of Newport Beach. The Lido Peninsula
resident has an otrlce in the new Oast.s Senior Ct!nter
at fifth and Marguerite, Corona del Mar. She is ex-
perienced in IIJrslng, counseling, teaching and adminis-
tration. It you live In Newport Beach and are 60 or older,
caU her at 759-9471 for lnlor matlon on services pro-
vided at the Oasis CPnter . (Ensign photo.)
DAR to hear defense tak
Col. William Cabeli Chap-
ter of DA R will holrl Its
first fall meeting Wednes-
day, Sept. 28, in the commu-
nity room or Glendale re<l-
eral Savings anrl Loan lu
Newport Center.
PrpcedinF the noon s&s-
sion, board members w111
meet there at 10:30 a.m.
Speaker at the noon des-
sert meeting will he Col.
Wllllam W. Jones, whose
topic wlll be '' Problt>mS or
national defense.''
Hostesses are Mrs. Wll-
HAIR
l1:1m DuRocher. chairman,
and Mrs. Rodney Wheeler,
Miss Esther Teele and Mrs.
Howa l'fl D. Key.
Chapter officers are Mrs.
Robert W. Roper, r egent;,
Mrs. Beatrice Martln, Clrst
vict>-regent; Mrs . Robert M.
Hauc k, ser.ond vice-regent;
Mrs. Julius M. Christenson,
chaplain; Mrs. E. w. Crum-
IE')', recording secretary;
Mrs. Oliver Minea r, corres-
ponding secretary; Mrs.
Hugh B. Springer, treasurer;
Mrs. Frank H. Simmons, re-
gistrar ; Mrs. John L. Har-
ris, historian; Mrs. Ewart
s. MUler, Ubrarit.n; Mrs.
George C. Buccola, parlJa-
mentartan.
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COSTA
MESA
PHONE: 673..0550 CDmMA -a.tAit, CALIP.
NB firm plans Kuwait park ·
A Harbor Area flrm ts
desl~ning an amusement
park along the lines or Dis-
neyland aod Knott's Berry
Farm lor the oll-ricb Arab
nation of Kuwait.
Officials ol · VTN Inc.,
headQuartered near Orange
County Airport, said this
week they have been chosen
to design EatertaJnment CI-
ty, which w111 be bullt on
a 1Z4-acre site on the Ara-
bian Gulf.
Durlng September, top Ku-
wait otticials ar e visiting
the local engineering tlrrn,
aod also looking In on DJs-
neyland aod Knott's to see
how a major amusement park
operates.
Entertainment City will
have 3 main attraction ar-
ea s, according to the VTN
plan: Arab World, Future
World ann International
World, plus a lamily-orien-
ted r egional park with sports
aod recreation. Plans being
drawn up by VT N lnclud£>
uti11t}' systems, roads, land-
scaping, exhibit buildings,
rides, restaurants, main-
tenance shops and adminJ-
stratlon !aclUUes.
Arab .Vorld will renect
A rab1c and Isla mic cultures,
stressing the Kuwaiti life-
styles. ThE> ar ea willlncludt>
camel n des, a petting ~.
a cruise on a historic show
boat, a ''dark ride" tracing
the 7 Vo)·ages of Slrlbad the
sailor, and a runaway train
rtde through the desert.
Future World wut bave
exhibits depleting the past,
present and future of Ku-
wait, and wUJ include a 100-
meter space needle, which
visitors wlll asceod in a
glass-enclosed elevator to
gain a view o! the park,
Kuwait City aDd the Ara-
bian Gulf. There will also
be a bumper car ride,
spaceships In a simulated
space journey throughanas-
teroid belt, and an atom
smasher ridE>.
In International World,
other cultures will come to-
gether. Entertainment e-
vents wUI depict Austrialla,
Africa, the Orient, Europe,
and the American wild west.
A til m theatre w1U show cus-
toms and scenes !rofll around
lht-world.
Accordln~ to VTN.
construction wUI begin 1n
l Y78 under the llrm's su-
pervision. The park is sche-
r1uled to open in early 1981,
Jt an estimated total cost
of $80 million.
Kuwait, with a population
or just under a million, Is
r eputed to have thE> highest
per capita income in the
world • over Sl2,000, com-
pa red to about $7,500 !or the
U.S. Kuw ait has been in the
news since 1973, when the
Importance of Its oU reser-
PTA to greet newcomers
Parents o! studE.>nt s new
to Corona del Mar hl~h wtll
be welromE"d a t a newcom-
ers' rof!ee at 10 a.m. Sept.
29 In the faculty lou~e.
They a re Invited to meet
the school administrators
aod counselo rs .
The first gene ral meet-
in~ or the PTA will he Oct.
6, when prin<.lpal DeMis
Evans will tell of the pro-
~trams and acttvttles of the
co ming school year. Mrs.
Dean ~tes, PTA president,
Ulvltes thosE> Inte rested to
come for coffee at 9 :l.m.
The business meeting wlll
begin at 9:30.
Mrs. Ernest Schag, ~-ays
and means chairma n, ls
planning a tour of 4 homes
in the Big Can} on, Corona
riel Mar and Island areas
in November.
ANNUAL SHOW SLATED
BY BALBOA SKI CLUB
VE>S became widely known.
It ls an independent state
with a population that speaks
and practlcies the Islamic
language aDd r ellglon.
Dr. A. F. Shehata, Ku-
wait's project engineer for
Entertainment Cit}, here
this month to discuss plans
with VTN, satd the project
will provide recreational ac-
tivities Cor the people o! Ku-
wait and the other Arab
cowntrles.
The VTN fi rm also r1P-
siRned the Roa ring Twen-
ties s ection of Knott 's Ber-
rr Farm and the Rln~Ung
Brother s :1nd oaroom and
B.ule} Circus World in Flo-
rida.
THIS SANOCASTLE SCENE, from last year 's coolest,
will be repeated Sunday, Oct. 9, when lht> CommodorPs
C lub of Newport Harbor Area Chami.Jer of Commerce
sta~es Its 16th annual sandrastle bulldlllg rontPst at thfo
main beach in Corona dE.>I Ma r, from noon to 2 p.m.
T he entry fee is $10 for a 10 foot b) 10 foot plot. Youth
~roups and charities may have a sponsor arranged for
them b~· calUng the Chamber offir£> at 644-8211. There
will be awards in 10 c.:ate~orles, plus 3 sweepstak£>S
prlzts. The categor ies ar e most orl~inal, unique, drtistic,
humorou,, grandiose, uest r1rl~.>, hl'st <1£'Si~n, liveablf-,
contempory and most autht-ntlc.
OPENS FALL SEASON
Cost:l Mesa Art ~ague
w111 hold its first meetillt(
l>f the fall season at 7:30
p.m. today, Sept. 22, In tht-
multi -purpose room of tht-
Mesa Verde £>iementaq
school, Costa Mesa. Mar•·<.~
Sassone of LaRuna Beac·h
wUl prE.>seot a 16 mm. sound
3nd color film showine. hlrn
at work In his studio.
THROUGtt S .~PTEMBER 30
BULB SALE
at
IJNG'S
Newport Nursery & Garden Center
644-9510 .. CUT .. Mrs. Bennitt heads PFO
Plans are being fioallzed
for the 7th antaJal O~e
County sJd s how, hosted by
the Balboa Ski Club at the
Orange County Fairgrounds
ln Costa Mesa.
1500 east coast htghway • newport beach
(next to irvine coast country club and newport center) CURLED .. COLORED .. COIFFURED .. CETERA
Fine Hair Specialists
* LORRAINE'S
BEAU TY NOOK
ON THE 80UL!:VARO
Cerono del Mar
Phone 6.«-7336
E ST. 1962
Mrs. Susan Bennitt has
been elected president o!the
EastbluU School Parent-Fa-
culty Organization (PFO)for
the 1977-78 year.
He r staff includes Mrs.
Sandy SkiMe r, flrst vice -
president; Mrs. Llnda Blan-
kenhorn, 2nd vice-president;
Mrs. Tt.eresa Critcher and
Mrs. AM MacKenzie, 3rd
vice-presidents; Mrs. BOn-
nie Bollerl, secretary; Mrs.
Lynn Halley, treasurer; and
Mrs. Sally Diamond, parlia-
mentarian.
Committee chairmen ar e
Mrs. Sandy Turkenette,
EastbluU Eagle; Mrs . Car-
olyn Jerger, healthaodsale-
We convert
local SAVINGS
into
local LOANS
ty; Mrs. Kathy Kirrene, cur-
riculum lab; Mrs. Suzanne
Pannier, members ni p; Mrs.
Judy Fis k, hospltallt}; Mrs.
Sandy McGowan. parent vol-
unteer; Mrs. Genie HUl,
room moth~rs; Mrs. Donna
Greaux and Mrs. Ma rty Rei-
ter, hard-of-hea rllll't liaison;
Mrs. Mar y Fujioka, publicity
and historian.
F reestyie champion Scott
Wlllingham will perform ex-
hibition s kiing, and there wlll
be aer ial and ski ballet de-
monstrations.
Show dates are Oct. 7 from
6 to 11 p.m.; Oct. 8 !rom
10 to 10; and Oct. 9, noon to
6. Donation ls $2 for adults
:1nd $1.50 !or children under
12.
Custom Tailored SHIRTS
lor ~IM• •no l!no•
collar 'n cuff
333 £. 17th Sl Caatl Meu 642-8788
look to your
local LFS ...
• competitive rates
• prompt commitments
• efficient escrows
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••lAP TilT IIlLa T•au••'"
Why lfM:Iuld ... , ... , ... of
' the IUfW bl plptd lri.to m'f
ltvifle rooM7 Do not tt. .. y ..
~ to .. , of ut7 Does it .,.
OCQN' I to the metthllds who
pro0.aot V... YU..... and
prof_,. -tNt milliON of
Anwtlunt do not w.nt their
children IU~ to the chNp
allline of the toc:br room 1nd
tt. blrroom7
Alt M gcHng to just sit Idly
by 1nd do nothingJ .Wt would
not 1llow our Mighbon CK
relltivn to come In 1nd use
prof•nity In fr~t of oor
children. Why should not the
television set be 1 means of
lifting inst.d of lowering th6
mor•l tone of this nation? I am
not a child, but I ainge 'Nhen I
hear profanity or the use of
God's name in )'lin.
"Hell" 1nd " damn" happtm
to be BiblE" words used by the
Almighty to describe the
judgment and eternal
punishment of the very people
who use such words I Christians
and othet" decent people are
being dlscrlminlted against! It is
time we put a stop to it! {"The
wicked shall be turned into
hell," Psal,. 9 :17 ; "Hti that
believeth not sh•ll be damn&d,"
Mark 18: 16.)
"The dly of filth has
,urived," s.vs Gene Rogers,
O.M:ago broadcasting executive.
"Everv other record I reeeive has
cuning in it. The majority of TV
shows have cursing in
them .... Have we sunk so low
that....,. have sotd our children to
d'le dogs in order to mal:.'! a
dollar-? Do you want your
children singing songs with
'damn' end 'htll' and worse in
your homes?" Rogers refuses to
play on his station any record
that uses filth or cursing. One
dey he was fill ing-in and put on
a record by mistake. The words
shocked Rogers, and he said. "I
broke riglt in, stopped the
recofd and said, 'Pardon me.
folkl..' Then I broke the record
right on the eirl I'm against
anything with wrsing in it,"
Rogan added, "enything with
nude scenes cw debasing
progremming, such as 'Born
Innocent' Ia recently repeated
mad.for-TV movie in which a
girl is raped with a broom
handle)."
"We're fighting this with
every.thing we 've got. If
Ctwisti•n people stick their
heads in the und. nobody's
going to get anything done." he
said. "The public should know
bra1rt llf• .. IC '1hl beck MCt
-~ of h FCC. If _.,. dolnt
-~ _. ouFt io be P'fl out
d bust......._.. In eN ..,..
Atlanta Conedanlon PIPit
.,.._.e ROll"' ltlt.trntnts 'Mte
prlnttd-t~t ecroa the Plfl, In
f.ct--.-lin •rtk;M «**ing ""'th
IN pl.,. of IN PSS to produce
e .. ..,..ltivt dram." about
leltManlsm (homostxuel vl<:e
bttween two femllesll RNIIzing
the TV public may not be tMdy
for this. the pictl.Ke will be IMde
with ''dttictte ewe" and dt11t
with "tenderly," the statement
c:M:I...._ Onct the ctmel v-ts his
nOM In, then It will soon be 1
CMe of "anything goes" I
Filthy langu-.ge US«< by
childrM h• bet;:oma a man., of
concern to school principals and
to some teachers. The New York
Times recently printed a letter,
quoted from a PTA bulletin in
Cilif01nia: ''We can nsure you
that the teechers are not
teaching such language ... such
language is forbidden by state
law. Students must be picking
up such la'9Jage from .older
siblings and from parent'-. .. We
would like for our mothers to
see what girls write in the upper
!J'ade restrooms. No decent child
should have to be exposed to
this." Surely much of such
"child training" comes from the
television set and from rock
records played on many radio
stat ions I
Unless it it stopped we may
soon have on television any kind
of trash and filth that is not
permined on the movie-house
screen. Even Ingrid Bergman,
hardly an example of moral
puritv. recently said. "I find this
skin game nauseating (refet"ring
to nude lust on the screen I.
Everything is done in the name
of realism. But ... love is more
than walking around naked and
copulating. It's an emotion you
should be ablt to convey
without going into the crudest
details and filthiest language!"
Television has become a
mtnace and a monster to
m ill ions of families. How
ridicuklus that we in this
country mou.rn over the mofal
problems and the crimes being
committed by children. yet let.
them continue to receive their
training for such cr im~ from
"the god with the glass face'' in
the living room of our homes I
One or even two hours of
"prime time" in the evening
when profanity, raw sex. and
extreme violence is toned-down
will not accomplish much.
Millions of children have parents
....-no allow the kids to watch
onythlllf. ...,,..,_-
of children have their OWin Mb.
E-l<t_.....u.d_t
houn. w. .,.. told that It 010 be ,..tv r.w ..xt rough. If otrUin
~· ere 10 low Wid 10 vUe
ttwt they mutt ffitd on moral
~. 111 them tJO off to some
amoka·fllled den and w.llow in
tM tlime-but In the nllmt of
decency •nd sanity, don't pipe
the junk Into our living rooms!
They do not uy: "Get the
Aith1td Nixon out of hlpfe
t.tore I knoc:k the Gtf"lld Ford
out of youl" No, they h1v1 to
borrow our words from God's
Book . If it Is wrong to have the
Bible in the schools, it i1 much
more wrong to dMeCfete these
Bible words on the 1irl
Profanity never helps the
plot. What progrems are
enhanced or helped by the crude
insertion of profanity1 It does
nothing for the stcwy, and causes
multitudes to turn the set off.
We need to let the produc.n,
the networks, tht local stations,
and the advertisers know thisl
Many people are unplugging the
TV or getting rid of the set
altogether. Let's tell them about
it \ Surely in addition to the
millions of Christians. there
must be •mother multitude of
decent people without religious
convictions who depiOt"e the
invasion of their homes with
gutter and barroom language.
What can we dol Let's
crusade for a return to sanity
and decency in our beloved
America . Here are some
suggestions:
1. Call or write your
congressmen, calling fOf"
legislation demanding a cleanup
of the airwaves.
2. Call the local TV stations
when you have shut off an
objectionable program and let
them know why you are doing
so. Also, command them when
they do sometimes take a stand
against profanity or obscenity.
3. Write the FCC and the
networks. mentioning
specifically the programs that
the objectionable material was
on. pt"Otesting it and promising
not to watch the prow-ams until
they a.-e cleaned up. Write to:
NBC-TV, 30 Rockefeller
Plata, New York. N.Y. 10020
CBS.TV. 51 W. 62nd St.,
New York. N.Y. 10019
ABC· TV. 1330 Avenue of the
Americas. New York, N.Y.
10019
Federal Communications
Commission, Washington, D,C.
20554.
Mighty Events Soon to Take Place
By B. C. Mowll (Prophetic W ltn ... )
FROM "THE JEWIS HOP£"
h ~ms quit" d.-ar fn.n1 tlw Sn ipt·n,.~ that
before an y deliw!ranre takP! plar.-for the
world. then· rnu1>t fi r~t r .. rn~ tht> ~N:a ~ and
glorification of all thto[lo(· who ha\'t: heen re·
deemed by o ur L .. fll J··~U"-Christ. Paul ""Tile~
Ly the Spirit ir1 1-t(oman~ 1\:I'J. "The earnf'!,;l
expectation uf tlu-t'TI'IItur,. wai t ... th fnr the
manifestation .,f rht• ~rm« ,.f (.;od.'' There is
no peace nr pru!!J~et it} ff)r the nations until
after God ha.~ 1-(J .. rified Hi!-son!.
Suddenl y vrll' ria)'· f»'thapi!l very soon. nil
th ol'oe who helt,llj.: tu tour Saviour on this earth
will henr 11 p;re11 t shout fr o m the sky . and will
immediately Lt· rlrawn up to rneet the Sa\·iour
who will be <ie!Cending from Heaven in H is
glorious Majesty. The Lord firet raises from
the deed all who have been redeemed by Him.
and every Christian caught upwards by the
magnetism of Christ will at once be trans-
formed with their glorified reeurrection bodies
end will thus m~t the Lord in the air and be
united with ell belit'vers of put generations.
Whet • thrilling end triumphant moment it
will be for the whole Church of Christ when
thia supreme event of the egea takes place.
The vivid account of whet will take place is
given thro ugh the Apostle Paul in 1 The&&.
4,1S.l8.
Thia atupendoua miracle will take plact-, we
ere told, in e aplit eecond. As Paul writet in
I Cor. 15:51 and 52: "Behold, I thew you a
mystery; we ahell not ell aleep (i.e,. die the
fhytical death ). but we 1hall all be changed,
n a moment, in the twinkling of an eye, at the
lut trump: for the trumpet shall aound, and
the dead a.hall be raited incorruptible. and we
ah•U be changed." One momenl a finite being
here In thie ainful world, the next moment
Alori6ed and immortal with Chriat above.
Cod who took up Enoch and Elijah into Hia
P~ without dyi"41 e.n do the N.me again.
Y., aad He will do II according to Hia un-
b,-.,k•We ptomiee. The Sniour'a coming for
Hit 01fll people Ia not found in j utt one
p nrrp, btrt 1.a many.
Ov Lon! Mid In John 14:3, "I will come ...... """ncol" yov ..,to MfNif; thot whore
I -. t11on,.. -1 be illoo." Oar Lord 1eacbeo ?.!:t!!~ s:-.~ ~ :,: .. -{c.:.:,.";4~ a .a, "Ao .... ,.. ol NMII--. oo .a..Jl
..... eJ•I .. oliMSo. o1 ..... Foru
in the da)~ bdur .. the flood th~y w~re eatinp:
and drinking. marryin~ and ~i,·inj! in mar·
ria)(f'. unt il th~ da) that No.ta h t:ntert·d irllu the
ark. And knew not until the fl ood rame. and
touk th•·m all A"''a~: so shall also) 'thr t·.,minl-!:
11f th .. Son of man 1)1!. Thl"n shall two 1}1' in the
fi.-/(1 : the "m• shall be taken. a nd the other left.
T.,.,., .,..,..,m•·n ~hall/,... ~,:rinrl in~ at thP mill: thf"
on,. shnll l.te takl'n. and the othe r left. Watch
tlwn·f<Jn•: fr,r \"f• kn''""' not what hour your
l,•,rrl•l .. th cumt•.""
What i!i J!"ifl~ to lurppen in Hea\•err after
tlw •·al<"hin~·up of the Churc h ? It wnuld ap·
l"'llr tha t tl'l·,, 1/t:ry important events take place
in ll•·a\lt:n wh ile trernenrh .. us trouble is lakin~
pla rc on thf! earth. One is the Bema o r the
Judgment·M:at of Christ. and the other the
celebration in Heaven of the Marriage-supper
o f the Lamb. Every Christian rbust appur
before the Jud,g ment-teat of Chrilt (2 Cor.
5:10). We are examined concerning our
Christian life and witness, ea to our faithful-
ness, love and obedience. Nothing will be hid :
the Lord will settle ell diaputea end any .ervice,
however •mall, if faithfully done, •hall have
it!l reward IMeuhew 10:41. 42; I Cor. 3 :
13·15; Revelation 22:12).
After thi11 there will take piece that mott
wonderful 1eene of praise and thenltagiving
when. at the Marriege Supper of the Lamb. our
S!l\liour will celebrate with Hia r.ople the
great and eternal victory which f e haa won
for us by Hia death end returrection. He will
see the travail of Hit soul and will be aatiafied ;
and we unworthy ainnera will s;lory in the ex·
ceeding greatneu of Hi1 Grece toward• ua end
in our wonderful union with Him which it
never to be broken (Revelation 19:7.9). Then,
when the appointed hour haa come, the Lord
will come down from Heaven, with sreat
mejeaty end Kinsly powu, accomptnied by
the armies of Hit redeemM and slori&ed peo-
ple, to ll'.:t up Hi• Kinadom oa earth and to
rule the nations with a rod of iroa (Re.da.tion
19:11·16). All H;o ....U.. lo the world will
s ather themael•ee 1opther qaU.. Him; but
they will be utterly """JublMd, ODd He wiD
relsn ae Kins of Kinp and Lord of Lords
(llevelOIIon 19:16-21 ). Tben will betlln the
soldea ... for the world, when the earth
oholl be filled with the lulowledce of the
alo'l' of the Lord .. the w...,. ..,_ the -
(HR. 2,14) .
•
AEIPO~T HARBOR EIISICII
f'ULIIIIED WEEKLY ·PG. 2
.OORS~Y. SEPT. 22, Itn
COROllA DEL liAR, CAU F
Faith
Lord, tiv• m• foithl-to IW• from dDy to day,
With tf'Onquil laftJf't to ® my Mmp~ plaft,
And, with my hond in Thine, jwt 1• Thy "way.
Lord, giue m• foith!-to tnut, if not to Jenow;
With quid mind in oll thing• Thee to find, '
And, child-lilt~, go whe~ Thou wouldlt have me 10.
Lord, sive me faith!-to leave it all to Thee,
The futu re itJ Thy sift, I would not lift
The veil Thy Love hd1 hung 'twixt it and me.
-John Oxenham
a LOOH aT
T:Qe :SOOJI
IY DR. 101 .1010, CIWICRLDR
HOB dOIIIDI Unlt"BIBit/1
Yean aro my deuf.hter waa
"spendinl" the nlcht.' with a
little l'irlfriend. At. prayer t.ime the lit.tle friend prayed
finl When my daughter'•
turn came, •he prayed a
lengtil.y prayer. This caused a
bit of jealousy on the parl of
her friend, and the friend
chided, "You don't. 'posed to
p r a y long prayers... My
daughter turned to her
friMid's older 1ister and pious-
ly u ked, "Doean't the Bible say that we ere to prey with-
out ~euing!" Perhap1 this Bi.blical in-
junction to "pray without
ceasing" is misunderstood by
many people. "Continuing In -
stant in prayer" does not in-volve staying on one's knees
all the time end praying leng-thy, loud, and formal phrases.
It means being in a constant
attitude of prayer and stay-
ing on "pra~dnl' rround" -that ia, hav1 ng betwe-en you
and the Lord nothing that
would hinder your prayers. It
you have offended Cod, con-
fess it. Ask His for("inneu;
then praise Him end state
your requests.
It has always bothered me
that J did not have as mueh
t-ime !or formal prayer u I would like to have. I haW:
learned1 however, that even as I am ooing something I can
pray about it. It I tm an•wer-
mg a letter1 I can pray as I
dictate; ana the Lord alweya
helpa me.
A person who ia in dis-
obedience to the divine will cannot. pray In confidence. In-
deed, all of his prayers will
come back on hi!! own head in
divine judgment. To pray
aright, we must have a heart that ia rightly related to the
Lord and a desire to please Him. Paul explains it as "lift-
ing up holy hands, without
wrath and doubting." As Ure
Psalmist says, "lf l rqard
iniquity in my heart, the Lord
will not hear Me."
Releaard b~ Ore Go1pel Fe/lowllaip
00 MINUTES
/1/lfll .. _ .............. ---~.~ ....
BUY THE TRUTH
AND SELL IT NOT
Evtrv uue Christian 1hould un·
dlr1t1nd thlt thf truth COitl. tt yO\I
don't think 10, make It your own.
value It, defend it, 1tand tor It, and
111 It It doesn't cOJt. Before you are
through It mey con you far more
then you had thou~t -hours o (
ease and ptusure, hiends and mon·
ay. Yts, the truth costs. Setvetion
11 gloriously fra'! but tht truth COJU
-that itlf ygy want it f01 yO\Jrtelf.
Many who know tha truth won't
buy it. Thty won't pay -,what it COIU
to sey: "Thi1 11 what I believa. Thit'
is mv convict1on." The truth isn't
worth that much to tham.
But God's Word uriJIH us: "Buv
me rruthf" Not, "Buv it if you can
gel it at a bar p in; U the pnoe is not
too great .'' No, "Buy the truth/"
Buy 11 at lJflY price . It's far more
valuable than anything you can give
in ellchangt lor 11.
And when you have bought it -
•'uJI it not." How many , alas, have
bought the truth only to sell out
a-gain. Fo• awh ile they votlued and
dttfnded loml God-t~:...r. urt from
Hit Word. but prhtndy thty told II
again 101 tomethln1 that ... mad
mot• value~a, P.rhlll)l It w• PIIICI
with other~, or I)Oihlon. or popu-
lari(V, or· some other t1mporel ttln .
Thav still gev1 mantel .... nt thlt It
WH tht truth, but It formed no pert
of them. It w11 no lont"r • convic-
ti9". Such should read lf'ln the
Spirit's counsel: "Buy ttr• truth, and
•II it not." HI daM not sey: "Don't
1111 it unten you can gu a vtrv good
price for it .'' Hlsev•: "s.llltnot ..
Sell it not at any price. Buy It, no
matter what h cOtts and when It i1
yours do not Hit it for any price or
under any contidar~tiOfl.
It i1 beuuse the truth i1 10 llnte
valued In thi1 indiff1rent aga, that
n.any of God'• people hava blcon-
10 spiritually powerless. They hold
opinion1 instead of convictions, be·
CIIJI.I the infallible, uncMngu~e
Word of God is given llnta plec~ in
their ti....-s . Bur God uses thotl who
,;buy the truth and sell It not."
BIBLE DIGEST -by H. B. DeM
IHXICO CITY DAILY BULLETIN, AUG. 11. 1977
"For I delivered unto you first of all that which
I also received , how that Christ died for our sins
according to the scriptures." 1 Corinthians 15:3.
This forever strikes down our ability to atone
for sin, no matter how great the effort or how good
the deed. If we are to make It, It will only be by what
He did and not what we can do. "Not by works of
righteousness". What He did on the cross gives
us a walk-In arrangement for all that He has pro-
vided, and we can have It now by simply acknowl·
edging our sin and receiving Him as Saviour.
You Dare Not Neglect
So Great Salvation
Smiling
For Love
A smalleir! of seven had
been prnudly helpLna her
mother in small kitchen
duties. When .:r.ll was done:
the mother looked down at
her child, with the love-lisht
in her eyes. and with 1 Jtiss
pve words of commend·
ation.
By Evangelist John R . Rk:er FROM "THf: SWORD O f THE !:-O R O"
(Preached on the nationwide Voice of Revival Broadcaat.)
(CONTINUED fROM LAST WEEk )
The angels announced the
birLh of Jesm~. announced it to
J oseph a nd to Mary and to the
;;hepherds. And then there was
an angf'l who took P eter out or
jail, and an a nge l that talked to
Paul on !!hipboard and said.
"Fear not, Poul: thou mwt be
brous ht beforr Coew.r: and, lo,
God hath given tha all th~m
thot sail with thu" fAcll27:24).
But listen! None of the angela
are as good a s J esu s. God now
has sent His Son, His own Son ,
the dear Lord Jesus. and we c an
reJorce about that so great
salvation! _
Do you notic~ how ereat it is?
Notice the person of Christ. in
H ebrews 1:3: "Wh o being the
brightnrss of his slory, and t hr
~:rpre&ll imase of hi.l Pf!t'aOn, and
upholding all thifllllf by the word
of hiJJ power. when he had by
himself pur1ed our sins. sat
down on the rirht hand of the
Majesty on his h ." What a
Person ia Jesua! H e is the very
brightneu of the r lory or God!
Jesua, the Very Express I mag.~
of God I
You know that when Jesus
washed. the disciples' feet. He
"laid aside hU Jarments·· (J ohn
13 :5). That waan't the firat tim~:
He had laid atide the garmenta
of glory, the brirhtneu of God. It
is no wond~r that in Philippiana
we are told He who .. beins in the
form of God, thought ,it nor
robbery to be ~qual with God:
But mode himarl{ of n o
reputation. and toolr upon him
the form of a urvant. and WCII
made in the liJreness of mM: And
bein1 found in fa•hion a1 a man,
he humbl~d hi mull, and become
obedi~nt unto death, ewn the
death of the crou" !Phil. 2:6-8).
Jeaus! equal with the Father,
the very brith tneu •nd tlory of
God. aa wile ae the Father, u
eternal •• the Father, aa
powerful u the Father, u
rithteoua aa the Father.
Everything about Him wu Uk.a
the Father, u tha Scripture AYI
here in Hebrtwi. "lllc nprcta
imqe o{ 1m pct-.<m. " That
mean•. theJl, that U you want to
know about God. juet look at Jesu..
It is ,.ut that over in India
aomebody Mid to a native, "Are
you • Chri~~ian? Do "you love
God?"'' and the lndJan aaid, "I
don't know; I don't know what
{H eb. 1:2), not just this
world-all the worlds. He made
eve rything! "All thinss wer r
madr by him: and without him
wos not any thins made that W08
made"tJohn 1:3). Oh, the dear
Lord Jesus! Creator of all t hings!
You look out into the Milky
Way, a nd you look into the
ralaxies of countless stars,
uncounted out yondeT, that can
be seen only with a tele!K:ope:
many Jieht yea.rs away some
stars are-the Lord Jesus made
all these. That frery sun is but
the plaything of Jesus Chris t .
Not only did He make them but
He upholds "all thinss by the
word of hi.s power" (Heb. 1:31. or
a1> it is in ColoS8ians 1:17, "t:Jy
him all thinss consist, .. or hold
together. That is why the earth
goes on its revolutions: it turn11
on its axis for twenty-four hour!'
a day, and it ~oes around the sun
in 365 day!l: and so with all the
planets and with the moon
around this earth and the other
satellites around their planets.
Everythinc is held in order
perfectly by the LOrd Jeaus. He
made all things, "upholding all
things by the word of hU power"!
Say, this is some salvation when
God the Son Himself should
come to be a Saviour! And 10 He
did!
A Salvation With All Sins
Patd FOI"I
And here the Scripture aays
that "when he had by him•elf
purs~d our ain•." H e "sol down
on the riah r hand of the Ma.i~sly
on h iJh." Such a salvation! By
Himaelf He "pur1ed our ains ."
"For by one of{erina he hath
perfected {or ewr lh~m that are
MJRCiified " IHeb. 10:14). We
don't need now a n y ma11· we
don 't need any ot.,her
..crifice-one sacrifice forever
settlea that.
And you can have that thinr
aettled now; it i.a all paid for and
done. When Jeaua cried on the
crou, "It U {ini•hH !" that
me•nt the whole busint:a~· there ~~ not any more to be paid; t hfrt
11 not a penny o!&azea on it ; it is
all done. What a wonderful
•alvation! B y hirrurelf He pur!Pd
Ot.Jr aine, not only t ina o£ the put
but of the future. What. a Jl'lat
.. lvation! No wonder the Bible
aays, "How •h.oll ~ ~~ca~. if~ !l~lkCI 10 lreGI .aluotiott "! So
rrut ~ •alvation!
God ia like.·· And the mia.:sionary 0 Lonl my OOCI • ...,... 1 in ..... ,...
wiMIY aaid, ··He ia jutt like wonder
Jesus," "Well. then, I could love
Him if He ie like Jesus." Yes, COttaldel •• N wottch Thy hMch
J eau1 is .. the upnH t·mqe of' 1 ....... ~ 1 -.,. -
God tbe Father. ... -·· ne
Oh. I want nothint to do with t~tn••' L
thne peop&e who taUt about • Ttttre·,..t' ........... 1he unar ..
J•ue and aay that He waa •• 11 '""1
UmiWd ln Hie unclenundinJ. T'hM ...... "" ....r. "'' ....._ Gocl.
Tbty N.Y that He ... ju.t • • n..: child ol Hlo &laM. They eo> He __ ._.._ __ ._
wM a p.-oduct-ol n-oJuUoa. TlMy a-t1
eQ He ~MY .. the be.-1U1t that ThM ... _,....._my......., OK
rr8 Uved. Nol Nol He Ia JDOn • na..:
.,.... &baL He io Godl Halo "'Titll --._..,--._
a/fAf70."tloa.t:I).Helo-.. 1
with tiM r.-(JoluiiO,IO). Ito --I--.... H1o-
1e "'tltll A-t o1 .,_",IDoa. --
7:1). He lo 1M C-ol oil --••.~----t.hi.allt '1w ... ,,. .......... ·-
Thet on the c.rost. my burden gl•dly
b .. ring,
He bled •od died to t•k• •way my
lin!
Then ling1 my soul. . .how gre•t
thou •rtl
-C•rl BoMrg
You 1e~. this is a wonderful
&alvation. You mean. all the sin
i1 forwiven? Yea, and more than
that. A new heart put within
you? Ye1. and mor~ than that!
And taken into the family of
God? Oh. yea, ta,ken into the
family, and more than that! We
become "po.rtakus of lh~ divin~
naturr." You mean, then, that I
am an heir of God and joint-heir
with Christ? Oh. yes. Christ is
mine and God is mine and
everything Jesus has is mine. I
am taken into the family. f am
beloved. I have everlasting life.
The Spirit of God comes to dwell
within. What a wonderful,
wonderful salvation that is! No
wonder the Scripture says,
" ... 10 §reat saloo tion ''!
It is110 great a salvation that a
Chri1tian can sing with joy,
Sing them over ... in to ma-
Wond•tfut words of Ufa :
L8t rtM m~ ol their be•uty ... _
Wonderful wordt of Ute.
WOt"dt ollife and IM8uty.
T..ch me f•ith end duty:
a-utlfut wcwd1. wonderlul word•.
Wonderful wot"ds of Life.
Thank God. H eaven is my
home. and there are wonderful
thines ahead. What a salvation!
And what a sin to neelect it!
And thi11 salvation i11 so
wondufuJi y given , 111 so
wonderfully free and you can
tru1t Jesull Chrill and havt-it.
You mean. I can ju st take it?
That's right ~ Take salvHtion!
WhO!iOI'.:Yer will. let him "tuke
fhf' cup of Joilllootitm, afld c.all
upon thf' flame of th~ Lord "IPa.
116 :l31. h HI a wond~rful
&&Jvation !
I. "HOW SHALL WE
ESCAPE ... 1"
I apoke to you before on "So
Great Salvation." I r .. d arain i.n
Hebrew•. chepter 2:
"Th~rtforr UM oqAt to 1iw
tlu mon cornat heed to tit~
tltiqa wlt icll 11M lao~ Mont, k1t
af any rim• wt' allo..Jd 1«1 tMm
.Up. For if tltt: wont tPOtf'n b
o,.,.& wu t fal{o.tt., 01td t'W'I')'
lraiLIIfr'Cation and ci.Uo'*'iciK!C reM* o juat r'CC:OiftiHttce of
tWIIIGNI; How 1Mll ldf aCQPt, lf
w ,._..~ccr ao '""' Mlllfltion;
wAlclt of tit• firtl btlon to be
1p0Mn lty til• L•nl. oiUI wu
c6n(li'"IMd unto .., lty IMM 1441
/word him; Go4 """ ...,,.,. ,,..,. .,,,,..., ltotlt with ..,,..
•INI wo,..,., •ttd 111114 .Uwrt
Mlrodoo. oro4 lti(u o( tA< Holy
Oltoet. oceoNt,., to All Oa&rlt ooiUr"-Heb. 2,1,._
(Coat~--.l
• ••
Then the child, lookina
up into her mother's eyes
said softly, "Mother, do you
ever smile up 81 God, as you
smile down at me -just for
ion, you know? I do very
orten. It 's so nice just to
smile up at God."
Then the mother
tho uaht tenderly of the
words, "Their ftces do
always behold the race or
My Fether."
-Youth 's Ll"11ins JdrQ/J
WOULD I BE CALLED
A CHRISTIAN!
Would I be celled e Chri11tian
H rverybody knew
My secn·l thoughtt •nd !eelin~8.
And rvt'rything I do?
Oh! could thry 8l'.:f' thf' liltf'nru
Of Chri!t in mr each dar?
Oh. could they beer Him spr•kinp:.
In evrry word INy?
Would I be callf'd e Chri1tian
If rveryone could know
That J am found in pieces
\l'hrrr Jrsus would not !O?
Oh. C"Ould thry hrar His rcho
In evrrv !'On@: I Aing?
In rating. rlrinkinJt. drt'N-iii,J.
Could thry ~"· Chri11t. mr t\ing '!
\l'nultt I lw roll•·d 11 f:hri~lian
If judJ!•·rl bl whet I rf'ad.
R~ all my ro•c rratino!
And t'Vrty thoup:ht aml df"f'fl '!
f:ould I l>f' rounlt·d f.hri,t-likt'
Aa I now work nnd pray.
Uruot"ll1!1h, kind. fnrp:ivinp:
To nthrri'l 1'\'rrr dn?
-Srlf!Cted
DELAY IS DANGEROUS
~ai.t :1 prl"cious link-laddir.
Tn hi11 f11ttH-r orw. bri~ht day.
"May I ~ivr my8t"lf to Jnua,
l...tot H im wash my 1ina away ?"
"Oh, my liOn. hut you're too littlr,
Weit until you older ~row,
Bi~,rr folk. 'ti11 1rur. do nteft Him.
Rut little folk are u rr. you know.
Seid the father tp hi1laddie
At a llorm was comin!' on,
"Are the ahee.p N£eiL •helterf'd,
Sftff'" within the fo d, my ton ? ..
~Al1 1he his one, ,re, my father.
But the lambs. I let them ,o,
For I didn't think It mnttered.
Uule ones are tafe, you lcnow."
Oh, my brother I my ei.rt~r!
Ha•e you too made that .
Litllr hoearta that now are
Mav beh.o......,d
E'er tht e'ril eta,.. COMe
... Let tM chlldree oome to Me..
And forbid them not," oold J-
"For oudo oh.oll Mr Klnsdono
•••
<* Lord, IMip ~ Wc;'nh
•to ~ ..... ~ ... teMer
todq, ro\'. u.onow 1 .... ,.
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PVBL I C HO TIC!:
S-8t9i'l
FICnT.tOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foUowtJic penon ls
dol~ buslne11 at: Lt.nkltt-
ter CtMerol8rea-Lambert.
180 Newport Center DriYe_
Ntwport Beach, Calllondt
92660: Llnldetttr Maoace-
meot Corp., 180 Newport
Ceater Drive, Newport
Beach, CalJtornla n660.
This business is conduct-
ed by a Umlted partoei'Sh!l).
Slgoed: Jack D. Jenldnl, tor
Linkletter Manacemeat
Corp., G~neral Putoer.
Thls statement was tUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 12, 1 ~7.
Publlsh: Sept. 22, 29, Oet.
6, 1~7, in the Newport,Har-
Haroor Ensign. F -81739
PUBLIC NOTIC~
S-89936
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
T6e following persons are
l'folng business as: 1. Link-
letter Center of Santa Fe
Springs; 2. Linkletter Cen-
ter of Santa Ana-McFadden,
180 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach, California
92660: Linkletter Manage-
ment Corp., 180 Newport
Center Drive, Newport
,Beach, CalUornia 92660;
Wilbur D. Layman, 755 Via
Lido Soud, Newport Beach,
Caltlornla 92663.
This business ls conduct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Signed: Jack D. Jenkins, tor
Linkletter Management
Corp., General Partner.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 12, 19'77.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1~7, in the Newport
Hart>or Ensign. F -81741
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-89940
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ·
NAME STATEMENT
The following pe,·sons are
doing business as: Linkletter
Center of Santa Ana-
Edlnger, 180 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Newport Beach,
C al!tornia 92660: Linkletter
Management Co.IJ?., 180
Newport Center "'Drive, New-
port Beach, Caltlornia
92660; John Yelland, 10'76
Skyline Drive, Laguna
Beach, CalUornla 92651; W. c. ¥1rams, 3 Lagunlta, La-
guna Beach, Callfornta
92651.
This business is conduct-
ed by a llmlted partnersbtp.
Signed: Jack D. Jenkins, for
Linkletter Management
Corp., General Partner.
This statement was tiled
with the county c lerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 12, 19'77.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81736
PlJ".aL IC NOTI CE
S-89938
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing business as: Lln.klet-
ter Properties, 180 Newport
Center Drive, Newport
Beach, Callfornia 92660:
Link Properties, 180 New-
port Center Drive, Newport
Beach, C.allfornla 92660.
This business ts conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Link
Properties, Jack D. Jenkins,
Secretary.
Tills statement was tlled
wttb the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 12, 1~7.
Publlsb: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81738
P U BLIC N O TICE
S-89939
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing business as: Linklet-
ter Management, 180 New-
port Center DrtYe, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660: Linklet-
ter Management Corp., 180
Newport Ceoter Drtve, New-
port Beach, CL 92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Llok-
letter Ma.Dllgemtat Corp.,
Jack Jentlns, Secretary.
This statement was ftled
wttb the county clerk ot Or-
aoge County Stilt. 12, 19'77.
PubUsb: Sept. 22, 29, Oet.
6, 13, 1977, ill the NtWJIOrt
RUbor Eoslgn. F -81737
PUBLIC N OTICE
P U BLIC NOTICE
CP-$lf1
FlCTITIOOS BUSJHESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followtac penou ue
doi.Qiba8ltMss u:AII'sHair
Bu.aa.r, .Uiut 1?tbsti'M.
COlt& Mta, CaJJJonlll.a
t!U"l: 8eo w. PM, 18159
S..ata CeeUla, f'ouataJa Val.
ley, CalttornJa 92708; AUct
L. ~ U159SuuCeeUIJa,
r owaln valley, c allfol'llla
92708.
Tbis bu.toeu ls conduct-
td by an 1D4lvldual. Slgoed:
Ben W. Post.
Tbia statemeat WIJJ filed
wltb the county clerk of Or-
ange Couoty Sept. 15, 1977.
Grover Escrow Corpora-
tion, 111 Sout h llllnots, Ana-
helm, Ca. 92805. Escrow
No. 10771-0I.AR.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1~7, to tbe Newport
Haroor Ensign. F -820'74
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-89923
STATEMENT OF ABAN -
DONMENT OF USE OF FIC-
TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The following person(per-
sons) have abandoned the use
ot the ftctittous business
name R. H. Dana Academy
at 34512 Embarcadero Pl.,
Sulte B, Dana Point, Cali-
fornia 92629. The Ctcttttous
business name referred to
above was fUed In County
on January 24, 1977. Ger-
ald F. Troy, 34512 Embar-
cadero Place, Dana Point,
CA. 92629; R. Dale Cor-
nell, 33602 D Dana Vista
Drive, Dana Point, CA.
92629.
This business was cooduc-
ted by a general partnership.
Signed: R. Dale Cornell.
This statement was tUed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County Sept. 7, 19'77 .
Richard J. Schwarzsteln,
Esq., Attorney at law, Man-
ufacturers Bank Bldg., Sixth
Floor Penthouse, 1201 Dove
St., Newport Beach, CA.
92660.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -70647
PUBLIC N OTI C E
S-89924
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
do~ business as: R. H.
Dana Academy, 35102 Del
Oblspo Str~t. Dana Point,
CA. 92629: Aventura Salling
Association (CalUornia
corp.), 35102 Del OblspoSt.,
Dana Point, CA. 92629.
Tills busloeis ls conduc-
ted by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Aven-
tura Salling Association, Ga-
ry R. McAvoy, President.
This statement was tiled
wlth the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 7, 1977,
PubUsh: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, in theNewport
Hart>or Ensign. F -81631
P UBLI C NOTICE
S-89934
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe follow~ persons are
dolng business as: 1. Link-
letter Self Storage of Irvine;
2. Linkletter Sell Storage of
Riverside, 180 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Newport Beach,
California 92660: Linkletter
Management Corp., 180
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach, CalUornJ.a
92660: Arttllr G. Linkletter,
1100 Bel Alr Road, Los An-
geles, California 90024; Jack
Linkletter, 67 Emerald Bay,
Laguna Beach, Caltlornla
92651; Wilbur D. Layman,
755 Via Lido Soud, Newport
Beach, CA. 92663; John Y fll-
laod, 1076 Skyline Drlve,
Laguna Beach, C alUorola
92651.
This busJness ts conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Jack D. Jenkios, For
Linkletter Maaagemelt
Corp., General Partner.
This statement wu ft.led
wltb tbe County Clerk ofOr-
a.qge County Sept. 12, 1977.
Publtab: s.pt. 22, 29, Oet.
6, 13, 1977, In the Newport
Hamor Ensip. F -81740
PUBLIC NOTICE
Fro 111 t t1 c Po I ice B ~otter NEWPORTKARBOR ENSl~ ·PG. 3 S~T. 22, 1917 CORONA DEl MAR. CAll F.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. S
Lia LeoD'I 1966 Volu.
wa1en, mtall"' sloct 5 p.m. Sept~ 2 trom o.r her bomt
al 4Z7 lnint, Newport
Htlchta, waa found aban-
doned a.ft.tr a tnmc colli-
sion a.t CUff and lnlne, New-
port Hetchts, at 8 a.m. Sept.
2 ••• Janelle Marte Taul-
bee, U, of 4711 Seashore,
West Newport, was arres-
. ted at 12:45 a.m. at 22oo
and W. Ocean Front, Central
Newport, and charged with
possession of cocaine • . .
Janiee Joy Kirks, 1234 W.
Balboa Blvd., BUboa, was
charged with beln~ intoxi-
cated aoo disorderly at 1:15
a.m. in the 2200 block of
W. Ocean Front, Central
Newport • • • Thomas Ed-
ward Beck, 23, ot 2682 Bay-
shore Dr., Bay Shores, was
booked at pollee headquar-
ters at 2 p.m. on a check-
writing warrant •.• Jona-
than Davis, 26, of 2333 Rut -
gers, Costa Mesa, charged
wttb misdemeanor l'fruolt
driving at 2:50 a.m. at Bay-
side aooCoast Hwy •• near the
bay bridge . • • Two surf-
boards, valued at $220, were
stolen from the balcony of
Douglas Cook's home at 5012
Seashore, West Newport, be-
tween Aug. 10 and Sept. 3.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 4
RobeTt Emmett Mc0onal11,
32, of 3917 Seashore, West
Newport, was charged with
intoxicated r1lsorderly con-
duct when pollee arrestecf
him at 12:30 a.m. at 22nd
and W. Ocean Front, Cen-
tral Newport •.• Bill Rey-
nolds, 131-1/2 44th, West
Newport, reported $4,362 in
stereo and camera equip-
ment stolen h om his home
between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
by thieves who got in throuF;h
~bedroom wiodow ... Three
wetsuits, valued at $290,
were taken from the home
of Howard Pearch, 306 Wal-
nut, Newport Shores, be-
tween 7 p.m. Sept. 3 and
7:30 a.m. Sept. 4 • . . A
$3,500 diamond rillS( was
stolen from the home of
Joyce Emmons, 16 Surfside
Court, between midnight
Aug. 31 aod 2 p.m. Sept. 4
.•. J ewelry and a vacuum
cleaner, valued at $2,825,
were stolen from the home
or Gustav Kol, 1842 Port
Abbey, Harbor View Homes,
between Aug, 27 and Sept.
4 ••• A camera and cash,
t.otalltng a $167 loss, was
taken from the residence o(
Jon Anderson, 127 39th, West
Newport.
• MONDAY, SEPT. 5
James Campbell, 8 Rip-
tide, Jasmine Creek, repor-
ted $120 In cash stolen from
2 guests at a party at his
home between 2 p.m. and
4 p.m. . • Two tires were
punctured on Dennis Tracy's
car, while It was parked
in the garage at his home
at 1655 Sherington, OakWood
apts., between 4 and 7:30
p.m. • . Two bikes aod an
P U BL I C N O T ICE
S-89913
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followinR persons are
doing business as: Video En-
tertaJnment Cente r, 369 East
17th Str~t. Costa Mesa, Ca-
ltloroia 92627: Gary C. HUl,
911 Verano Place, lrvine,
California 92715; Randall A.
Hill, 1221 Marian Lane,
Newport Beach, C all!ornia
92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Sigoed: Gar.)' C. HiU, Ran-
dall A. Hill.
This statement was flied
with the county clerk of Or·
ange County Sept. IJ, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 19'77. In the Newport
Harbo.r Enslgn. F -816'70
•'"'" rDlrror were bv-
glarlsed from tbt cane•
at Katerloe Logan's home,
9 Barua&, betw .. a 9 a.m.
and 6 p.m ••• Dan Moody
Halloway, 51, of 1815 Sbe-
rtD«too. Oakwood a&*rt-
meots. wu cbuted with
btlnc Intoxicated aDd dlaor-
Mrly at 1~30 p.m. at 1700
16th, OakWood • • • James
Lewls Oavts. 23, of 1570
Orange, Newport HeJgbts,
was charged w1th being In-
toxicated aDd disorderly at
11 p.m. at CUff and TusUn,
Newport Heights • • . Ro-
bert Scott Day, 19, of 1755
Miramar, Balboa, wa.s char-
ged with resisting and ob·
structlng police at 9:30 p.m,
at 2109 E. Ocean Front,
Balboa • . • Ernest Dial
Putney, 24, ot 414 Narcls-
iUS, Corona del Mar, was
charged with culttvaUng ma-
rijuana when police arrested
him there at ooon.
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 6
Someone threw a plastic
bag of blue paint against
the garage at the home of
Neale Johnson, 4531 Cam-
den, Cameo Shores, between
10:30 p.m. Sept. 5 and 8:30
a.m. Sept. 6, causing an
estimated $800 damage to
the garage door aod to his
car • • • Dick Bosworth,
2188-B Maple, Costa Mesa,
reported an air compressor
stolen from his pic kup truck
while it was parked over-
nlght at 600 Irvine, Newport
Heights ••• Three fire ex-
tinguishers, valued at $122,
were talten from the East-
blu!f Pre-School at 2601 Vis-
ta del Oro, between 6 p.m.
AuR. 30 and 11 a.m. Sept.
6 ... A $150 citizens baDd
radio was reported stolen
from the offices orthe Bluffs
Homeowners Assn., 2414
Vista del Oro, betw~n 5:15
p.m. Sept. 2 and 8 a.m.
Sept. 6 • . • Two cameras
and a blrycle bag, valued
at $550, we re taken from the
home of John McCalllster,
331 Canal, Newport Shores,
between 7:30 a.m. and 5:15
p.m ..• Howard Gr~oe Hunt
lli, 23, of 113 Daooury, Cos-
ta Mesa, was charged with
being intoxicated and dis-
orderly at 9 p.m. at 414
N. Newport Blvd., Newport
Heights.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 8
Michael Vaughn WoUe, 19,
of 1933 Bayside, Newport,
was booked at pollee bead-
quarters at 2:20 p.m. on a
warrant charging him with
marijuana possession •••
Richard Steven Lister, 40,
of 2790 Harbor, Costa Me-
sa, was arrested at 12:14
p.m. in the 2300 block or
w. Ocean Front, Central
Newport, and charged with
committing a lewd act .•.
James Allen Tebbetts, 53,
of 613 Poppy, Corona del
Mar, was arrested there at
7:10 p.m. and charged with
bt>tng intoxicated and dis -
orderly • . • A complete
silver service and cut glass
pieces, valued at $4,330,
were bur~~;larlzed from the
home of Charles Miller, 815
E. Bay, Balboa, between 7:30
a.m. and 4:l ~p.m.bythieves
who carried the loot away
in 2 pillow cases stolen from
a bedroom • . . A CB radio
and 2 teMis racquets, val-
ued at $150, weretakenfrom
Richa rrl Tonti's car while
tl was parked at hJs home
at 2773 Vista Umbrosa, the
Bluffs, between mldnlght
Sept. 8 and 9:30 a.m. the
9th . . . A $212 wetsutt
was stolen from the Call-
rornia Institute of Techno-
logy•s dock at 101 Dahlia.
Corona del Mar.
• F RIDAY, SEPT. 9
Joseph Andrew Peltors,
30, of 930 Darrell, Costa
Mesa, was charged with~-
BL1rglar!
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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!
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"St Pt•c .. H• An . • c., .. M•••
,
1DI latollcated ud dilor-
der1y at 8:15 p.m. at 2.2nd
aod w. Ocean Froot,Ceatrtl
Newport ••• Nel100 DaYld
Plvar, 26, of 16th St., New-
port Heights. was charged
wltb drlvln& uncJer the ln-
nueoce of drug5 at 2:20p.m.
at 16th and Sea Gull • • •
Jewelry and clothilli valued
at ,1,090 were t2ken from
the home of Barbara Ma-
tbewaoo, 62 Royal St •
George, BlgCanyon,between
6 p.m. Aug. 30 and 9 a.m.
Sept. 9 . • • A $100 CB
radio was stolen from Ri-
chard Jackson's car while
it was parked at his home
at 718 Fernleaf, Corona del
Mu, between 6 p.m. Sept.
8 and 7 a.m. Sept. 9 .••
A clock and a necklace, val-
ued at $500, were stolen
from the home of Ruth Smith,
3ln Holmwood, Newport
Heights, between 12:30 p.m.
and 5 p.m.
• • •
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DRAPERY, CARPET & UPHOlSTERY CLEAN£R5
I lost 23 pounds
In 50 davs ...
Michael Collins Prior, 20,
of 223 Orange, Newport
Shores, was charged with
being IMoxtcated and disor-
derly at 10:45 p.m. at 44th
and River, West Newport •.•
Michael Paul Mainini, 21, of
5234 Santa Clara, Costa Me-
sa, was charged with mis-
demeanor drunk driving at
10:45 p.m. in the 400 block
ot Newport Blvd., Newport
Heights •.• Robert Lincoln
Brown, 44, of 416 -1/2 Car-
nation, Corona del Mar, was
arrested at 11 :30 p.m. at
Ford and Jamboree, and
charged With felony druruc
driving •.• Carolyn Marie
Hagan, 25, of 315 E. Pro-
montory l>oint, was charged
with misdemeanor druruc
driving at 3:40a.m. at Jam-
boree and Back Bay, East
Blulf •.• Robert Earl Tlce,
30, of 18U5 Shertngton, Oak-
wood apartments, was ar-
rested there at 12:30 p.m.
and charged with possession
of a dangerous weapon ••.
Jack Henry Mewett, 61, of
1835 Sheriogton, Oakwood
apartmems, was arrested at
3 a.m. and charged wlthbat-
tery on a person ••• r>.tvid
Morris Culley, 30, of 1616-B
Iowa, Costa Mesa, was char-
ged with misdemeanor drunk
driving at 2:55 a.m. at Jam-
boree and Santa Barbara,
Newport Center . . . John
Gene Spampinato, 7105 Sea-
shore, West Ne-'port, repor-
ted $2'72 ln stereo equip-
ment stolen from hls home
between 3:30 p.m. and 11
p.m •••• Jay Paul Green,
18, of 283 Del Mar, Costa
Mesa, was charged with be-
log Intoxicated and disorder-
ly at 11 p.m. at 4200 RI-
ver, West Newport ••. Je-
welry and a TV set, valued
at $425, were taken from
Vernon him's home at 401
Holm wood, Newport Hmhts,
between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m.
• . • A $200 bic ycle was
stoleo from Kurt Sanders
at 6800 W. Coast Hwy., West
Newport, between 7 p.m. and
11:30 p.m.
• •• without
starving myself!
-Pharmacist Dick WieSfH'
Daly City, Calilotnia
Prarr-dc sr Dll k ,\'~::"'er owner_.
tnt: s~vlone Pd/'1 r;,1'nldCy tn [ 1.
C•ty "-'1 1Jr€'~St'S • •t;•I1•CJn on It •
• dt •' ) "' vve~gr · n;ro Pruo• 1P
A~. ·1 ;)hrlrrr 1 ..,. 1 • !l\'f''
2 J y!;:dr<:;, I rtdi/E' ..,, .... n·lrlf'ly WPI(;f r
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-Ms. Mary A. Shufon
Troy, New York
"I wa arruated! I can't
beJietJe that a low tar and
nU:otlne dcarette can tate
IJO (Ood."
-J. Thomas Ellrcott. Jr
North Palm Beach, Flo•rdil
"After smol{inc for Z5 years
and desperately Jo,ol{lnc for a
low tar and nicotine cicarette
that tates Jil{e a dcarette,
EUREKA-MERIT."
~M1s. Elarne R. ruriano
New 6runswoc~ New Jersey
"Banco! 'This is reaJJy the
first low tar .deareue th11t I
can taste."
-J ames E Yates Jr
'''hn'>(H' C •IV T··-~nf''-.Sf•t•
"WeJJ, a p11cl{ of Merit
d(4rettes c11ueht my eye. It
WillS the yelJow 11nd brown
stripes. I brol{e down 11nd
l:ooueht a pacl{. I teJJ you th1H
they are fantastic!
" •.. if you can ~hanee me,
you c11n chanee 11nyone."·
/1,1r<; B r_ fH'''' L o'lr~~;JV
'-lr •1l... · •• ' •
"I thin!{ you people have
come out with the best
menthol cii!lirette yet."
"I want to than!{ you for
producine a cieareue which
actuaJJy lives up to its
advertisi~t:-low tar and full
dcareue fltJvo r ."
,, .. r, 11r ••
... . . . ,. " .
"We tried m ost of the new
ones, but none seemed lil{e
you were smol{ine 11t all, until
MERIT."
//r Jill PI r'!t•r
"I have tried some of the
low tar and low nicotine
dcarettes, but never cared for
them until MERIT WillS
put on the marl{et. I really
enjoy them very much and I
just wanted to s11y thanl{s for
a nice cl(tJreue."
-Mrs Rodney Rrce
rndran Orc hard M asSilrtlu5t'\IS
"As a ci(IJrette smol{er for
tJOme 60 ye11rs, I wanted to
compliment you on your fine
product, MERIT cit:arettes."
-Rex. B Lrttle
Siln Doeqo, Car rtornoil
UYou've done it; made a ~:ood
tatlnc clcareue, low in t11r.
I've switched to MERIT!"
-Mrs Fredenc Shaw
,...,.~,nrown I-'N11lS~Iv<~nra
"I've been smol{lnt: MERIT
ror z months (when the ~tore
,... them) 11nd two of my
~(hbors·swltched to MERIT
M.ENIJ"HOL. We're 1111
ulichted."
0 l'tiiUp J>t..mo ln<c I OP
-Gene L Hodges. J r.
Charlotte, North Car olina
"It should be c•JJed the
cr.'i:IJ". d(arette (true tobllcco
tate)."
"I am wriUnc In re~eards
to your MERIT MENIJ"HOL
dc•reue .. I am e"tremely
_..,,, J. w. McLeod pleased with them. Since the
Manning, Soutl'l Ct'lfollna • jtrat 'rime 1 tried them, they
have been my dc•rette."
"I have to admit I WillS -Joanne Gudvangen
sl{eptlc•J because I had tried 5' "'"'· M'"'"0"
sever•J low t•r ~icareues. After smol{in( one pacl{, 1 wa "Leave it to the e"J'erts!
reaJJy •mated .•. they •re 118 'They have done it acaln."
~:ood liS the cit:IJrettes with
hi(her tar."
·Mrs Brenda Clark
"I have been searchint: for
a low tllr cit:arette for some
time now. AJJ others I've tried
have no taste ••• I'm ,.
MERIT m11n."
-Ray Echard
ra-~e,~bu•g. West V~tym•a
UI don't l{now what you
did, but you certainly did
somethine rit:ht."
•
UMERIT is terrific. 'The
JZ ·ye11r effort w a s worth it!"
r-..: o. Em rn.-.!\ Wagn('r
'·'" T• f.~ \\'o~~Ofl51'"1
MERIT
-Robert M. Hornsby
Tooeka, Kansas
·"I want to thanJt you,
than!{ you, 'Than!{ You! Merit
cit:arettes tllste stron~:er th11n
other Jow·tar cicarettes .••
they're creat!" .
~Miss Meg Vollmer
Sl James NPw York
"'Thanl{ you for mal{inc the
bi(t:est breal{throu~:h in
smol{inc In an the ye11rs
I h11ve smol{ed. 'The taste and
pleasure I ~:et frotn MERIT
is unbelievable."
-Marc A. Nolan
Al<.ron Ohto
"I want to thanl{ you aJJ for
your super worl{ in producint:
this A + ci~:areue."
M t " Jo Arle ne Reltord
,,.,, ,., r.n<;.•lv;,n•a
MERIT
Regular & Menthol. Kings & lOO's.
"'The taste is outstandint:·
Kee p up the good w orft. 'They
a re really ref'reshinc."
DfJ ugla!> 13 U1•M;:u•:> 1; ·•r·o lr>o''' ·~ 1 ,
"MERIT is the only brand
in low tar to t:ive me the
flavor 11nd SIJtisftJction that I
had been lool{int: for."
-Cectlta Beberman
W,nli!!Qh N,..w v r .. ~
"In the past, I have tried
other brands as they c11me
on the marJtet, but they aJJ
Jacl{ed tJOmethin(. MERIT
contains thllt somethint:
the others lacJted."
-Gu y E Noble
Orlaf'llfO ~tor•O<I
"I'v e made the swiuh."
-Mrs Edward Pelc
MvnMer.lndt£lrt1l
"You have my word I was
delit:hted. So from now on it's
MERIT for me."
Mr Michael Nogr~
RtM>k l~n NPw Yotk
'c'Your new Ci(llreue,MERIT,
absolutely shocl{ed me."
-Terry Stewart
Sonnglield, Ohio
"I bOU(ht II pacl{ of MERIT
ctcarettes and another 11nd
another. 'They're ~rear. Ll'r.e
It says on the pacl{: A quality
of fl•vor in ,. low t11r 11nd
nU:otlne clc•rette."
-Mrs George Richaud
B3kEH$1tltl0, CAU!Otnll'
UConcr•tul41tlon,. I've tried
them all •nd your new
otferlnc,'MERIT; has It •IL"
-Paul C. Burt
SttlllnQ, New Jertey
Kings: 8 mg:·rar: · 0.5 mg . nicotine av. per c•garene. fTC Report Oec: IS
100 's:12 mg: 'tar:· 0.9 mg. nicotine av. per cigarene by fTC Method. "Your 'Enriched F141vor'
process has done much to
re•tore tny faith in·A·merlc•n
lncenuley."
j
I
Warning : The Surgeon General Ha s Determin ed
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dang erous to Your Health.
-Ms. Ellubeth Byrd Carder
St.floiOI<J, COI'In•ctlcut
"J'"t w•nud to drtiJI • Jlne
11nlf MY concr•tul41tlmu for
Merit .100',_ 'They •re ve•t."
-Mr. Fred W. Gruman
Floral P1rk, N-.w York
"'The tau of Merit
supersedes aJI other,_ It Is not
only mild, but (ood tatlnc·"
-Mrs. Ethel Carnegie
Wathlngton. D.C.
"I have been se11rchlnc for a
low tar 11nd nicotine ctcarette
for • lone time. I never
dre11med I wouJ~ find one
th•t I could actu11JJy enjoy.
I found one. MERIT."
-Wendell D. Austin
Ben A~on, Pennsy111an11
"I h•ve tried your MERIT
MEN'THOL •nd you h11ve
sold me."
-Mary Felix
Miami Beach, Florida
"I don't usually write to
cqmpanles about their
products, but in this case you
definireJy deserve pr11iu on
your new ci(llrette-MERIT
MEJV'THOL JOO's.
I "Your 'Enriched FJovor'
process is the ~:reatest.
'Than!{ you!"
-Mrs. Patric1a Amato
l•nden New Jersey
"Several month• •co, I tried
Merit, •nd have been smol{ln(
them ever since. 'They 11re the
first low tar ctcarette th11t
actu11JJy tates (OOd."
-Barbara G. Wiltshire
R•chmond. Vlfgmta
"' tried your cicarette. I
couldn't believe it, a smoother
smol{e, real ciearette taste."
-Mrs Chrtstine Buczak
No;>w Vo•~ New Yo•~
ucon~:ratul11tions on cominc
our with a low tar, low
nicotine cie11rette th11t tllstes
Jil{e tobacco i nstead oflettuce."
-Mrs. Glen C. Skaggs
<;;w AniOn•o Te•.1s
"' tried MERIT. Since my
first one, I have stayed with
them. I fed cood about cuttint:
down on tar and nicotine.
MERIT h11s 4 t:reat ta•te!"
-Mrs Charolel!e Nemetz
UMERIT is a ~:reat ta•tlnt:
ci~:arette."
-Davrd Schnetder
Entchcsler, New Yo•~
"'The ere11test smol{lnc
plea•ure I have ever
e"perlenced. I h11ve finaJJy
strucl{ (Old."
-Ms Cl ara C. Zetgler
B>tmtngham. Alabama
"Hooray for lower tar and no
sacrifice of fl•vor quality!"
-C. l. Burlneu
Ventce. Floridll
"For the JIIISt 10 ye•rs I have
been 'trylnc to find a smol{e•bJe
low tar •nd nicotine d~eareue.
It only tool{ one pacl{ of
MERIT to convert me-''
-Mrs. Virginia Peyton Kirk
Halt fit de Qri CI , Mlf)'llnd
"I have recently •witched
to MERIT. I truly enjoy the
tate." ·
-Paul J . Weiss
Long Island Cily, New Vortt
"What • ctc•retul .....,.It
you for • trufy renMrllt..,,.
low tar ctc•retu th41t '--es
meMtls~d.U
-Mtt. Richard H. Walther
Rletunond, Vlrglnl•
NEither I'm • Jquq j""ce
or yeu ,...,. • (ood ,...un.
I Und to f•vor tfw t.tlln..,
-'Mr. LOUII J . OrlandO
w..-ct~et'"·''"""~·
UMay I ~oncratu141te you on
yowr accompU.,ment. I am
now • MERIT •moJ{n and
enjoy them very much. CJ"hey a..u creal. nanft• acain for
your new discovery."
Mrs Larry Rohovtt
Rolylown, MISSOUri
UM.ERIT is the smoJ{e of
impeccable tate."
Mrs Evelyn R. Malone
Sell, Calofornoa
Ul am writlnc to lee you
J{now that I really enjoy
•moJtinc Merit cic•reeees.
crhey were JHI"ed out to
everyone at a Bineo e11me at
Our Lady of Pe~~&e Church In
LynbrooJt, New Yorf{. crhat's
when I storted smoJ{ine
them."
-Mrs Rose Palm1ert
l y•llHO"~. r1e" (1"'11\
"By the time I finished my
Jirst pcacJ{ of MERIT
dcarettes, I wos reo11y sold
on them."
[r:lwar1 J Waddor 'liOn
ltl ... , •' ... t .\ •• • (
"I IJoueht ca pacftaee of
recular MERIT ond was
really impressed."
Dorothy M H'-'rrtpcl
CtrlCinn.~l• (.)''"
urour new brand, MERIT,
is a real clearette."
R1chard S W dl1ams
Ao•l "",Maryland
"crhis Jetter is to let you
foil{• l{now how much we
enjoy your new low tor
cicorette, MERIT. We had
tried the other new ciearettes
on the marftet but were
diacusted with the cordlloord
pavor. However, the flovor
of MERIT was pleosine."
M rc, P.~ul A Orroal
N·'\f' ._ rnwn f",_,H,~yr..,.ln111
uverdict: FrNALLY, a low
tar cicorette with toste!"
Btanca Ooeschner
N"w York New York
"I am lleinc truthful
when I My MERIT Menthol
really does have that
•ati•fyinc u.ste."
-Mrs Sandra Kohut
Pottsburgh Pennsylv,lnoll
''CJ"hq ciearette has cot what
we'lle aJJ lleen lool{inc for.
Smol(lnc MERIT is reolly a
ple .. ure."
Edward Levtnson
Columbus. Oh1o
UJie&auae of its low ur and
nkollne conteniL I e"pe&ced it
to h r..uJess li~te the other&. rw .. really IUrprised."
Arlene Tosk
F " l11wn New J•"~•Y
'IMnit 100'• •till 14UU lflte
• dcaretu, even thouch low
in tar.,
-Mrs. Estelle Myhlhousen
Maroetta. Georgia
une very Jtr•t JMdt of
MERIT MENcrHOL did ie.
I wa• immediately impre1ud
with the t1111e."
-Raymond T Abdor,
Suflteld Oh10
UMy hu•IJand and I
•witched to MERIT and we
really JiJ{e the taste. It'•
unllelievaiJie how cood a low
tar f low nicotine cicarette
can taste."
-Kathy Lynn Mazzar,ll"i
South Bend Indiana
"Just ca note to soy thanf(
you for maJtinc Merit JOO's.
()'"hey are ereat."
-Mrs BPtty Ta)-lr••
Muntqornl'r f Al<1b 111 1
"I've tried oJJ the low tor,
low nicotine ciearettes and
they aJJ locf(ed taste ond
Jlovor. CJ"hen came 'MERIT',
voilil! <The flavor is fine ond
I enjoy them."
Mr-. JE-annt>tlt> lrelo1IC r •
"By eoJJy, it's true what
people soy obout Merit. I tried
them, I switched! 'They're
satisfyine, while I'm cuttine
down on tear."
-Mrs Dawn Rauh
Arorb m~ Calrforno1
"I would just Jif(e to soy
that I thinft your Merit JOO's
are the ereatest. CJ"honJts for
a ereot cif!Grette!"
"I must soy they are quite
enjoyable."
Hollly F
C• ·~
"I couldn't believe how
eopd they toste and how low
they ore in tar and nicotine."
Ror.f'lyn H,tlt
Monn rac-n ,., '11111 •• ' I
"My wife and I have
swiuhed from one low tar
cicarette to another but we
hove now awiuhed for the
Jat time. CJ"he flavor of
MERIT Filters is fantastic.''
J Gordon Wtsda
"I tried them and was
•urJWiNd .. , the cood ,..,e and
Mti•f~~&lion I cot from them."
Maureen Evers
fl ookl\n N~w 'Y {H k
UMerit •urely t. everythin~
you MY it t., richt down to
the r..te. I can have low r.r
and nkoline •1141 pleasur~ 100."
-MtS$ T M Fredertclo..s
Sf lOu~ M UOI.I•t
Warning: The Surgeon General Ha s Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
~fWPOitT HAR80R I!NSIGN -P4Cif S-SI!I'T. 22. lt77
"MERIT i• the Jlr•t low r.r
and nicotine cicarette thot I
enjoy •moJtinc·"
-A Carol Payne
Washongton 0 C
"M}' hu•IJand IJroueht home
ca p.uJ( of 'Merit Filler•' and
told me to try one-I did-it
w,.. cood. HGCI a nice, mild
ta1te. I loved it."
-Mrs Laune Mack
Lol!le Roell Arkansas
"MERIT comes throuch
with flyine colors."
Ms Ooruthy Penoe1gast
l.ortt> c; ,, JC .,, '• ., York
"Your years of research
with your new cicarette,
MERIT, have certainly been
most successful."
-Mrs Barbara F M1lier
ucrheJ-e i.n't a INttn low
•e.r' dcarette on the m41rJ(el
than Merit. I clon'l J(now how
you coe ., much '4JUJJily of
pavor' into only g me. of
'14ar', IJut I'm quite ('1'41Uful
you did."
-Molly Forde
San Rafael. Cattlornla
"I would Jif(e to thanJ{ you
for addine ta•te to menthol."
-Frank Wtnebrenner
<'or~ Pe11nsylvanoa
UCJ"hanft you for maJtinc
Merit JOO's. My husiHind and
I both really do enjoy them."
-M rs Earl May
r1arT· !On OP'loo
"()'"hcanft you so very much
for maf{i nc a mild low t11r
dccarette. fThe flavor is very
pleasine."
-Ed H Bourne Jr
"It's MERIT from now on." "You hove a confirmed
Merit smoher in me." -fll>• F J E3•an~ n "\:
"I can't ten you how shocfted
I was that at was reolly a low
tor and nicotine cicarette that
reolly had flavor."
Mrs Jurjlth P1e:r as
5trpo w t r
"I tried your Menthol
MERIT. ()'"he best low tar
ond nicotine cicorette yet."
M rs Sam Man1aro
uMerci a heap-. Good J ucft."
"Merit ca~:arettes have
converted me from a confirmed
hif!h tar ciearette smol{er to
o low tar smol{er."
"' ..
"MERIT Is the best yet it
hit my toste buds perf£clly!"
1 j .,
Ul t is the smoJte 1 wos loof(ine
for: low tar, low nicotine,
eood ta•te and a.tisfocrion."
Ani"O"• '4 J:' <; 1,1
E.~.:: ,. ... " .. • ,."
"'Now that is one reolly
cood dcaretu •... 'l"hanf(s
acain-your new MERIT
ME"Nfi"HOLq reGJJy out
of sicht. ••utiful!!!"
-Mrs Gavlt t) n '"l'nQren , .. "'" ,. '.
UIMW a Mmt 1141 on •
bill-.rd. 'Low t.r-Enrkhed
Flavor•. CJ"'houche I'd try it.
It'• a f•n~~Uric cic•retu!"
Mr lr Goren
l am.arac Florida
un..nf(• ftn MERIT! crhcy
ar• ,,.. ttr•• Jew ,.,. ric•rnu
thai truly .... • /fltJJOr.tt
-Mrs Jane G Tomasello
A1chmond V•rv•nra
L 1nda Harvey
B•v,. A New York
"It's hard to believe thot
such a ciearette could deliver
such a rich flavor ond taU."
''• Jenv Lee Lowry
.: ,,, • n01ana
"I read your ad for MERIT.
I lloueht one pocJt and w .. so
surprised at the true toste of
eood tobacco."
Mrs Mar1o 11e H Belanger
~ " ,art1 \....~' f, ;n,,,
"I tried a Merit, found the
taste very mild, ond have IJeen
smof(ine them ever since."
M•<; He P'1 Shu.,ler
• •• ..... t ~ ... \) ~
"Your nt'w ciearette is a
reaJ winn er!"
... t\ 8 11' ~, J, ..
"I tried o pacft of MERIT -
enjoyed the first clecaretu and
have been ~mol(inc MERIT
ever since. You're not puntnc
jJUt air but ereat taste!''
M•s 0 Goraud
n~l" "~~sa Ca1ttorn1a
"Finally, a eood .. tastinc
cicarette low in tar. You fe~J
liJte you're smoJ{ine .omethinc
besides oir ."
Susan W1lmtngton
l "'• •'00 llhnoot
"I hllve ju•t diuovered
your cicGrette 'Merit' and am
deUchudt"
-Vera Sp111ane
Brootllyn N-Yor~
"I could never ftruJ an
accepe.bJe Jow .. l41r •lurn.tlll•
unt{J Merle IOO'a. rou ,...,e
dev•Joped an .uep1411Jie
sub•titut~ for •mol(na."
-Mr Ben Cot*l
Nofltlpott, Alelban\a
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with tbe eouaty clerk ot Or-NAME ST A fEMENT
uge County Sept. 12, 19'?7. The lollowlng person ls
Publl.lh: SIC)t. 15, 22, 29, dolnc business as: Marsha's
Oct. 6, 1977, in the Newport Brother, 665 Park Dr.,l48,
Harbor Ens.i1n. F -81768 Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627:
PUBLiC NOTICE OougiasC.Gilford,665Park Dr.. 148. Costa Mesa, Ca.
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
datA( buainess as: (l)
Kaleldtoscope, (2) Executive
Roltn~m, (3) Naughty Yo-
bans, 3810 East Coast-' High-
way, Suite 14, Coroaa del
Mar, CaWornla 92625,
Miriam Nickelson MIUer,
1830 16th Street, Apt. R-
101, Newport Beach 92660,
CaJLtoroia.
This business Is conducted
by an unloco rporated as-
:toci&Uon other than a
partnership, Signed: Miriam
Nickelson Miller.
This statement wa s nled
with the county clerk of Or -
ange Count of Aug, 26, 1977,
Publish: Sept, 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 19'77, In the Newport
Ha:rbor Ensign. F -8107Z
P U BLI C NOTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: The Cover
Man. 1222 E, Edirager, Santa
Aaa, Ca. 9270'7 : David Mi-
c hael Helleclt, 7310-1/2
Oce~l Froolt, Newport Bch.,
ca. 92&63.
This business Is con<llcted
by an individual. Signed:
David Helleck.
This statem!tn~ was rued
with the county clerk of Or-
a.oge County Sept. 12, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 19'7'1, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensta:n. F .81'146
P U BLI C NOT ICE
S-89885
FICTm OUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following persons are
ootog business as: Ketnclcy
fried Chicken, 695So.Coast
Hwy., Laguna Beach 92677:
Larry Joe Anderson, 1572
Klmberwicke Drive, Santa
Aaa, Ca. 92705 ; Cathy El-
len Aoderson, 1512 Kimber -
wicke Drive, Santa Ana, Ca.
92705.
This business is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Steoed: Larry J. Arlderson,
Cathy E. Aodenon.
This statement was nied
with the couoty clerk of Or-
aoge County Sept. 1, 19'77.
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Enr;;lgn. F' -81342
P UBLI C NOTICE
S-89834
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE MENT
The following person Is
doLDc business u : A revalos
Pre-School, 19692 LeXington
Laoe, Huntington Beach, Ca-
lllornl.a 92646: Talbert Pn -
School (California corpora-
tion), 9101 Brabbam Drive,
Huntington Beech, Calli.
92646.
This business Ia: conduct -
ed by a corporation.
Corporation oame: Tal·
bert Pre-SchOol, Marcte
Kunreuther, vtce..pre&ldeot.
Tble: statement wu llled
wlth tbe couaty clerk of Or.
uce Couaty Aug. 29, 19'7'1.
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 19'77, 1n the Newport
Hatbor Ensign. f -81166
P UBLIC NOTI C e:
S-89889
STATEMENT OF WITH -
DRAWAL FROM PARTNER-
SHIP OPERATiNG UNDER
FICTITIOUS BUSUIESS
MAllE n. toUowiac per10a bu
•Ubdnwa q a ctotnl part-
M t trom th• partDtrtblp
open t1af aodtr tbt nett .. uau but.., aame of ln .. t.,__. RMI Eltato Nlll-
worll -no Boo-ot
17114 BMcb 81~ lllallaJ-
... B•cll, Calll>l'lll 91647.
,... acatiDU wet: sesame
ltll •• fDr tM putlitr-
--8lod oo Ocld>or 4, It'll Ia lllo Couty of
Onlp. hll ... _ ud Ad-
-o1 .. -Willi-
........ - T, 111111, 1,.. ... -..-....
Co&'
W. ...... -T, 111111. =~11,11,0,
Ool.l,lfl'l, .. = ...... t & , l
92627 .
This business Is conducted
by an individual. SlgDed:
Douglas c. Gilford.
This statement was tUed
with the county clerk of Or -
a~e CouMy Aug. 18, 19'77.
Publtsh: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -80638
PUBLI C NO TI CE
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
dot~ business as: Colon
Therapy MarkeUll@, 4500
Campus Drive, Suite 630,
Newport Beach 92660: Jack
L. Lane, 17532 Co ttonwood,
Irvine, Cautomla 927 15.
This busioess Is conducted
by an lndlvidua.l. Signed:
Jack L. Lane, N.D.
Thb statement was flled
wtth the county clerk or Or -
a~e Coooty Sept. 12, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 1 ~. 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 19'17, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81767
PUBLIC NOTICE
FI CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The fol lowing person Is
doing business as: The Mis -
sion Vie jo Business and In-
dustrial Park Dir ectory, The
Penny Plocher, The Saddle-
back Ma.rketplace, The Sad-
dleback ShOpper, 369Cypress
Drive, Laguoa Beach, C:lll-
fornla 92651: WilHam Kim
Conkllfl. 369 Cypress Drive,
Laguna Beach, California
9265 1.
T hls business is conducted
by an Individual: Signed:
WilHam Kim Conklin.
Thls statement was riled
with the couoty clerk o: Or-
ange County Sep(. 12, 1977.
Publlsh: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81766
PUBLIC NOT IC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATE MENT
The followtng person Is
doing business a.s: Photo In-
ventory Systems, 1491 West
Baker Street, Cosb Mesa,
Ca. 92626: Edwin W. Smith,
1433 Supertor Ave., 411226,
Newport Beach, Ca. 92663.
This business is condu ct-
ed by an lndlvt&Jal. Signed:
Edwin W. Smit h.
This statemeri was ftled
with the county clerlt of Or-
ange County Sept. 7, 19'77.
Publtsh: Sept. 15 , ZZ, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, ln t he Newport
Hart10r Ensign. F -81624
P U BL IC NOT ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follow\~ person Is
dolog business as: Seaview
Homes Real Estate, 359 San
Ml&Uel Dr., 1102, Newport
Beach, Ca. 9Z&i0: Gerrie
lnYeltmeots Inc ., Califor-
nia Corpontlon, 359San Mi-
guel Or., 1102, Newport
Beach, Calif. 92660.
Tbls buslness Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation name: Ger-
rie tonstmentll Inc., Hope
Gerrte, Secretary.
This statement was IUed
wlth tht county clerk of o r.
a~e Coooty Sept. 7, 19'77.
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Eo.strn. F -81585
PUBLI C NOTICE
FICTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME &IATEMENT
Tbt followt.Dc penon ls
dotac buiJAeSI ut Gardeo
Growen. 835 S. Cllll Laoe,
C-S14, llewport B-b, CA.
92MS: RoMJd Hn• Mac -
QusrN, ass Sea c.u Lut,
Newport Btocb, CA. -3.
C-114, Newport B•cb, CA.
IZMS.
TkU hulf.DIII Ll COOIJitct.
odbyulodMdlloi.S~
~dll.-••
T1lll ... _ -ftlod
'WIIIIIM_,dottoiOr-
up ~ llopl7,am.
Mlllll: .._ IS, U, It,
0c1. 1, am , ill .. Rnport
llllllor leejp. F -IIStl
PUBLIC NO TICI!:
toa•
NOTICE TO -111-TBRU'I'ID Ill TilE EST ATE
OF Lone llortlloJ, (do-
couod~
-.. .. bo....,p-To
au -llllorMod, --tber u crecSI.twl, ban, Je.
,atMI, or dtft8MI, Lll tbl
..at~ of L.ona HoltbtJ, de· c...._ wboM 1ut addr ..
wu ISM PiiMcrea Avuu.,
Tna&Ga. Nn JerMJ, tbat
letters leltamtcltu7 or of
adm1D11tntioD tan bMQ 11-
tued to Harold T. Hortbty
aDd 1.4rnlal Mort!My
Thurm, Co-Eueuton, by;
MeRtr Coaoty &lrf"'Pte'J
Court, a court of comptteot
)nUd.letloo. of tbe State ol
New Jeruy.
That tbt foUowllll: peraon
lslDdebted toorhol41agper-
•ooal property of the saJd
decedeot: lm,ertal Savings
aDd Lou Assn., 3388 Vla
Lido, City of: Newport
Beach, CalU,, Coullt)'oi:Or -
aace County.
Tbe tbe undersigned de-
s ires to r.celn tbe sald
persooal property or col-
lect the claJ m(s).and tore-
mowe that collected or re-
cet.ed from the State of
C aWornil to lhe said state
where letters testamentary
or of admlntstratlon have
been issued.
All persons hntoe: claJms
aptnst the decedent or an
interest in said estate and
wlshlng to object to such
remonl must gin written'
ootlce of such obtecUon to
the person or persons Indeb-
ted to, or boldllll: personal
property of, the decedent.
Such aotlce must be given to
the person holding the per-
sonal property or against
whom the cla.Jm Is made at
that address as listed above
wlth.ln: THREE MONTHS al-
ter nrst publication of this
notice.
O~TED: July lBUl, 1977.
Lor~ Norlhey Thur m
aod Harold T. Northey, as
Co-Executors ot the Estate
of Lo rna Northey, (De-
ceasedl
Publish: Sept. 1, 8, 15, 2Z,Io
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
P UBL IC NOT IC E
S-86199
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
Tbe following person Is
dolfli business as: Powell
Palri:lng Co,, 6100 E~er
Ave., t 503, Huntlngton
Beach, Cillf. 92:1547: Roeer
A. Powell, 6100 E~er
An., 1503, HunUogton
Beach, Calif. 92647.
This busioess 1s conduct-
ed by an lnd1Ytdu11. Signed:
Roger A. Powell.
This statement ns Qled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Allg. ZZ, 1977.
Publish: Sept. I, 8, 15,
22, 1977 , in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -80714.
P U BLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persona are
dol.ng busioess as: Michael
Richards, 3444-A Vla {)p-
orto, Newport Buch 92663:
Ric hard M. Monw (Wcha.el~
Z«ZZ c ancu St., Dana
Polri:, Cal. 92629; Michael
Wa yoe McAlllster, 3444-A
Via ()porto, Newport Beach
92003.
This business is co~c
ted by a geo•nl partnershl,p.
Stened: RJ chard M. Monzo,
Michael w. McAIILster.
This statement was nJ&d
with the county clerlt of Or -
afiie County Aug. 26, 1977 ,
PubUsh: Sept. 1, 8, 15,
22 , 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81065
P UBL IC NOT ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowtng person Is
dot~ bustoess u: I. Arn-
con, 2. American Coa~loen
tal Travel SeTTtce, 2411 E.
Coast Hwy., Suite A, Corona
del Mar, Cal. 92625: Jo-
seph Paul GlbUlsco, 262 S.
Ave. 51, 11, Los Anc-eles,
Cal. 90042.
This business Ia cood\lct-
ed by an tnd.lridUal. Sighed:
Joseph P. GlbUI.oo.
This • statement wu tlled
with the couaty elnt of Or·
anc-e Coolllr AQc, Z9, 19'77.
_,::,..!!u~··!:.'-~' C:..N;,:O;:_T~•:;c!:r<~ s:TI!VE SOIAEFER AT
ORillliAIICB ItO. mo OiAHNEL IS. HAR BO R
AN ORDIIIAIICE OF TilE Coul Goard ...,.. 11>-
CrTY OF HEWPORTBEACH prtaliee .st.fto tl Scbu&r,
AIIEIIDING A PORTION OF 100 ol Gorl Aodo..-of
DISTRICTIIIG IIAP NO. 9 «I M. Fllr Drl•o, C-
TO RECLASSIFY FROM Mea. bu reportad Jor drrdy
THE "R..Z" WTRICT TO It lbo Coalll Goard Slalloa,
THE "R.S" CCSTRICTCER-ChaaDel bla.Dd Ka.rbor, Sao.·
T AlN PROPERTY UXA-t.a Balblra, Calif. He )oiDIId
TED AT 19TH STREET ON til• COUC Card In Auplt,
T HE BALBOA PENINSULA 19'74.
Th• City CouoeU of the
City Of Newport Beach DOES
ORDAQi IS follows:
SECTION 1. Tbt follcrri111
described real proptrty In
tbe City of Newport Beach,
County ot OraMe. State of
Caltfornla: Lots 3 tbroucb7,
Block 219, SecUoo A, New·
port Beach, located at 20'1,
209, 211, 213 aod 215 19th
Street, on the westerly side
ot 19th Street between West
Balboa Boulevard aod West
Bay Aveoue on tbe Balboa
Pe.oiosula, as shown on Dls-
trtcUog Map No. 9 referred
to in Section 20.06.030 of
the Newpon Beach Munici-
pal Code, aod by such rt!f-
erence made a part of Title
zo of saJd Lode, is
hereby re&~Ded from the
"R-2" District to tbe "IL3··
Otstrtct and said D!.strlet-
ing Map No. 9 ts hereb}'
amended to show this zo-
ot~.
SECTION Z. The Direc-
tor of tile Community De-
velopment Department of the
City of Newport Beach is
hereby Instructed and direc-
ted to change Distrtctlng Map
No. 9 to show the roning
change desc ribed In Sectlon
I hereof, and as said Dls-
t rlctinR Map shall have been
so amended, the same shall
be In full force and effect
and be a part of Title ZO
of tM Newport Beach Mu-
Did pal Code.
SECTION 3. This Ordi-
nance shall bepubllshedonce
in the official new spaper of
the City, and the same shall
be effective thirty {30) rtays
afte r the date of Its adop-
tion.
This Ordlnance was In-
troduced at a regular mee-
ting of the City Council of
the City of Newport Beach
held on the 22nd day or
August, 1977, and wa s adop-
ted on the 12tn da y of Sep-
tember, 1977 , by the rollow-
tng vote, to wit:
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Dos.
tal, Barrett. Mcinnis. Ryc-wn, WllUams.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Ro -
gers.
ABSENT
Koehn.
COU NCILMEN:
Milan Dostal
Mayor
ATTEST:
Do ris George
City Cle ric
Publish: Sep(.22,1977 ,in
the Newport Ha rbor Ensign.
PUBL IC NOTICE
f1CTITfOUS BUSINESS
NA ME. STATEMENT
The following person Is
dotng business as: (A) Im -
maculate Cle2ning Company,
(B) immaculate Cleaning
Products, 501 Cancna Dr.,
Newport Deach, Ca!Uornla
92660, P.O. Boxt2942, New-
port Beac h Callfornb.
92660: The Sanctuary foon-
<btlon, Lean Johnson, Pres.,
951 Promontory Dr . West,
Newport Beach, Ca. 92660.
Tbis business Is conduct-
ed by an uninco rporated as-
sociation other than a pa.rt-
nershlp. Signed: Rev. Dr.
Leon Johnson, Pres.
This statement was filed
with the county clerlt of Or-
ange County Sept. 14, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Od.
6, 13, 19'77, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F' -81876
P UB LIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing buslness as: Haiku
Must<:, 31612 .iaota Rosa,
South Lagunl 92677: Jack
D. Jdtuer, 31612 Santa Ro-
sa, Sooth Laguna 92677 .
This bustoess ls conduct·
ed by an lndlfldual. Signed:
Jack D. Miller.
This statement was filed
with the eouoty clerk of Or-
~e Couaty Sept. 16, 1977.
PubUsh: Sept. 22, zg, Oct.
6, 13, t 977, in the Newport
Hatbor Eostgn, F .82149
PUBLIC NO TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rouowtrw penona are
doiD& bu1lneS1 II: Min& Ent-
erprises, 24411 Olprey, El
Toro, Caltf. 92630: Lae Lon-
nie T. Mlng, 24411 Osprey,
El Toro, Cal. 92630; Donna
M.tdderra, 25322 Dune Mear,
El Toro 92630; Patrtcla A.
Fablnl:, 23342 Dl&ne Mear,
El Toro, Cal. 92630.
This budoess ls cold.lct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Lae Lonnie T, Mlng.
This statemellt waa fli ed
with ttle county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 15, 1977,
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977 , In the Newport
Harbo.r Ensign. f -82026
PUBLI C NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 1749
AN ORDINANCE Of THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
PREZONlNG UN INCO RPO-
RATED TERRITORY LOC A-
TED ON THE NORTHER LY
SIDE OF SURREY DRIVE
IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS, IN
THE n'ENT OF SUB-
SEQUENT t-NNEXATION
The C tty Couocll of the
City of Newport BeachOOES
ORDAIN as follows:
SECTION 1. CalUoml.a
Government Code, Section
65859, provides that a city
may prezone unincorporated
territor)· adjoining the City
for I he purpose or determt.
ning the zoning that wlll
apply to such property In
the event of subsequent an-
ne.u.tion to the City. The In-
lent and purpose of this Or .
dlnance is to determine !0-
nlug that will apply to the
below described property In
the event of annexation to
the City.
SECTlON 2. The following
described real property,
which Is unincorporated ter-
ritory adjoini ng the City of
Newport Beach, Count y of
Orange, State of California,
to wtt: A portion of Block
95 of Irvine's Subdivision,
located at 4700Surrey Drive,
on the oortherly side ofSur-
rey Drive, northerly of Ca-
meo llighlaods Drive In Ca-
meo Highlands, as shown
on the map attached hereto,
marked Exhibit ''A", Is
hereby preroned to an R-
I -B D!.st rlct.
SECTION 3. The zoning
of this territory as an R-1-B
District shall become ef-
fective only If the aMe.U.-
tion of that portion of the
unincorporated territory u
described In Section Z of
thir;; Ordlna.nce Is completed
and shall !lave the same ef-
fective date as said aMua-
tlon.
SEC TION 4. This Ortil-
nance shallbepubllsht>donce
in the ortlclal newspaper of
the City, and the same s hall
be eff ective thtrty (30) days
alter the date of Its adop-
tlon.
This Ordinance wa s In-
troduced at a regular mee -
ting of the City Council or
the City of Newport Beach
he ld on the 2Znd day of
August, 1977 , and was adop-
ted on tne 12th day of Sep-
tember, 1977, b)• the follow-
ing vote, to wit :
AYES, COUNCILM EN: ~s
tat, Mcinnis, ftolers, Ryc-
koff, Williams.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT COUN(:JLMEN:
Barrett, Kuehn.
Milan Dostal
Mayo r
ATTEST:
Do ris George
City Cle rk
N>IISh: Sept, 22, 1977, In
the Newport Ha.rbOr Ensign.
PU.B.L IC NOTICE
S-89806
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
(, . r~ . ("1 I L .•-. I ) ' 1 I\ • ' -. ( I I () I L !__ I \.I I " •
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 8
CbuiOttt A. Coltlet, 22,
ol 544 Vldorlast.. ftS CliU'·
pel wllh drool drtYiac 11
2218 Nnport Blyd. at 2:SO
Lm •• , • A tbtel &&HIS flat-
teoid peDalel, Dickel• t.M
Wu.Jcu eotu to obt:a1n
114.50 from eoln machlatl
LD the LaDdromtt, 143-1/2 w. 19th St. , • A surlbolrd
ud a Ml bol.rdt n.lued at
1170, were stolen trom the
rara&e of Ctarltl M.. Joyce,
862 Lorna Circle ••• A
$500 pool IWeeptr wUh el-
ectric motorwustolenfrom
the rear yard area of Jake
Ne•teld. SU6 Coolldle Ave.
••• A barefooted mao, about
24, weartng a blue prtnt
shirt and bell-bottom r-ota,
loitered around the drum
sectloo of Coast Music, 1839
Newport Blvd., then left the
store with a $230setoftym-
bols but failed to pay for
tbem • . • Two automatic
washers, two gas clothes
dryers and a retriRerator
wttb lee maker made up
P UBLI C NOTICE
ORDINANCE NO. 1751
AN ORDINANCE Of THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 20.-
42 ,045 OF TITLE 20 OF
TH E NEWPORT BEAC H
MUNICIPAL CODE PER-
TAINING TO PARKI NG RE-
QUIREMENTS IN n :E M-1-
A DISTRICT
The City Cou ncil or t he
City of Newport Beach DOES
ORDA IN as follows:
SECTION 1. Section 20.-
42.045 of the Newpo rt Beach
Mu nicipal Code Is aJnended
to read as follows:
•· 20.42.045. Off-Street
Parlci.og. Off-stree! parltlng
and loading on : .. e :mildh*'
sue shall be . e·~uired ln
M-1-A Distrkts as follows:
(a) ADMINISTRATIVE
AND PROFESSION AL Of-
FJCE SPACE. One (l ) spacE'
for each zza square feet
of net floor area, The par-
kJ.og requirPment ma~· be
lowered to one (I ) space
for each 250 square feet of
net floor area upon reviP.w
and approval of the Modi-
fi cations Committee.
(b) MANUFACTURE, RE-
SEARC H AND ASSEMBLY.
Three (3) spaces for eac\11
one tOOUsand (1,000) square
feel or gross floor ar:ea.
(c) WAREOOUSE . One (1 )
space for each one thOUs-
and (1 ,000) ~are feel or
gross noor area for the
first twen:l)' thousand {20,-
000) square feet; one (1}
space for each two thOU s-
and (2,000) square feet of
gross noor arpa fo r the
second twenty thousand (20,-
000) square feet; one (I)
space for each lour thoUs-
and (4,000) squarP feet of
gross floor a rea for areas
in excess of the Initial for-
ty thousand (40,000) square
feet of noor area or the
building.
(d) I..A:lcatlon and la yout
of oN-street parlclng shall
be 01pproved by the Art:hl-
tectunl Control Committee.
(e) All loading aoo unloa-
ding operations and parldllg
of trucks shall be provided
for and performed on the
premises.''
SECTION Z. This Ordi-
nance shall be published once
In the otnclal newspaper of
the City, and the same shall
be effectivE' thirty (30) days
after the date of Its adOp-
tion.
lbo $1,700 llllft looa from
a COQIUKUoa 1Ut It 830
Paulartoo An., property of
Ceorce J. Helh'er Co., Los
Aactlea •• , YID R. [n ..
1t1Mm, a patieat Ia Falr .. ,t.., Slit• Hoapltal, 2501
Harbor Bhd., 'lrll ln)lred
wben · hi arttmpt.t to cross
Harbor 8 1¥11. near the hoi-
pita! u:.t wu h1t by a soutb•
bound car drtvea by Patrtck
H. Roy, 22, Westminster •••
A renter failed to return
a $94 all-purpose saw ren-
ted from Cr issman's Ren-
tals, 1954 PlacenUa Ave.
• FRI DAY, SE PT. 9
Dwight L. Duncan· 0, 18,
transient, was charged with
burglary tn the service ar-
ea of Theodore Rob ins Ford,
20&0 Harbor Blvd., at 2:15
a.m. . • • Robert D. Mc-
Colloup;h, 2129 Monrovia
Ave,, reported the $650bur-
Kia ry from his r psldE>ncE'
of stereo equlpmt>nt and a
wrist watch . . . A 1959
VW Ba• Bu g, stolen fro m
the driveway of Pat Jones,
585 Sturgeon Dr., was re.
covered. parked down the
street several hOU rs later
••• Mlchey H. Voller, 27 ,
San Clemente, was cha rged
with drunk driving anrl his
car received major damage,
hitting the left s ldf' of a
parked car regis tered to
Raymond R. Briscoe, 2038-A
Wallace Av e., pa rltedonYU.
!age Wa}', west of College
Ave ••.• A bu rglar hrokp
a window and rot himsell
In reachlng In to unlock the
front door of Ron Alvarel,
2533-0 Orange Ave., taklng
stereo equipment am1 a TV
valued at SZ50 •.• Alfred
Devito, 469 Fair Dr., chained
his $500 moped tJic}cle t.o
a bicycle rack at 3333 Bris-
tol St., returning later to
find the r haln cut anrt his
rnoped missing •.• A man,
ZO to 23, ar med ~~o'it ll a sma ll
automatic weapon, stole $51
cash tror.1 Louise R. J il es ,
Lagu1aa Beach, aod Joann
Gray, Whittier, whilE' they
were s ilting In the kitr hen
of Abraxas Massage Parlor,
I i33 Full erton Aye., at 8:20
p.m., the suspect entering
and lea vi ng h~ thE' ltitc·hen
door.
• SAT URDA Y, SEPT. 10
Rlrtarrt A. Sm ith, 24, of
1175 Uorset Lane, '''3Sf'har-
r:ed with drunk rtrlvi ng at
Do rset Lane and Cleveland
Ave. at 2:20 a,m ••• A t'f'-
n.mlc· n o-.rer pot wtt h 25
mart)Jana plants, a hashish
pipt> aM less ttan one ounce
or mari)Jana was recove red
from an apartment at 1300
Adams Ave., the occupant
not bel~ hO me • . • Two
phone recorders wo rth
$499.98 wer e stolen from
Sears, 3333 Bristol St. ...
A $452 eolor TV set was
stolen from the residPoce or
Vivian M. Hall, 2098 Valley
Rd. . . • A $3,500 Ford
Courier was stolen from
William II. Winters, 2901
llarbor Blvd .... Emmell
c . Sug~s II, 36, of 205 Tu-
lane Pl., was r t~<~.rged ~·ith
drunk drlvln!Z at Hamor Bi.
and Mesa Verde Dr. East
.•. Kris tine L. Sa ye. 'Z7,
of 666 W. Wil son St., was
cha rged wit h rtrunk Mlvin&:
at Monrovla Ave. am w.
20th St. at 7:25p.m.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 11
Rlr hard S. Berhardt, 514
Avocado Ave., reponed his
moto rcycle stolen from the
parlcintt lot at 1884 Newport
Blvd •..• Rlcharrt G. Dileo,
19, of 2017 Maple St., was
charged wtth assault on a
pollee office r at that arldress
at 12:20 a.m., Officer l>tcir.
RcNJM:r •&rill lbru:loM,
JPrll.Dtd tbamb, cut ftacer
aDd eut uotter a.a eyeln re-
ltraintJII hlm after ta IAI-
UIJ u.aault oa Offteer SttiYt
Mlildowl , • • A buf'llar
eDtered tbroulb a bedroom
W_LD.doW to Jttal a $100 TV
set from the relld@OC:e o!
Joh.D McComb, 2700 Peter-
son Pl. • •• ThrH rtncs.
1 watch and misce111MOUa
jewelry with a total 'alue
of $185 were •tolan from
the home of Stanley N. Hem·
stad, 2194 Meyer Pl ••••
Louise L. Le wis, 69. of 851
Vl etorta St., wu taken to
Costa Mesa bospUal with
Injuries following a two..car
accident at VIctoria St. and
College Ave. tnvolvtog her
car and one driven by Mar·
tln B. Delaney, 24, of Z12.4
Thurtn St •••• Gary Q.
Moore, 964 CoronadO Dr ••
reported the $89 theft of a
tape dE'Ck from his pick-up
truck parked at 3101 Jef ..
fersoo Ave. . • • A pass
key apparently was used to
gai n entry to a stora«e shed
at SuMy Acres Motel, 2376
Newport Blvd., where a clr-
eular saw and power drill
were stolen valued at $51.80
••• A $300 dishwasher was
stolen from a hOuse under
construction at 975 Mod)es-
ka, owned by th e J. H. Gre -
~Or)' Construction Co., 2601
WllJo Lane ..• Winfred II.
Ho~·er, 2Z73 Paclrtc Ave.,
reported the $1,050 the ft of
air sanders, drills, sockets,
.ratl'hets and screw drivers
from a ~atal!:e at 2340 New-
port Blvd., aftt'f a hasp was
pried off a door.
• MONDAY, SEPT. 12
.-\ rtve.ga llon wate r bot-
liE' containing appror:lmatP-
11 S50 ln pennies, a camera,
.•ul\ color TV madt> up the
:>41 0 loss to a bu rglar, re-
purt@d b\· Mi ld red E. Pax-
ton, 1548-B Elm Ave •...
Jami?S M. Alva rez, 25 , or
22.t Meyer Pt., beln~ book-
ll'rt into jail on a warrant
from Harbor Municipal
Court ('haq!inl( sa le of nar-
eollcs, fa ced an additional
{·\iart::e of possession ofrlan-
gerous drugs • • . James
Sizemore, 65 1-C Victoria
St., reported a $500 !!Old and
rliamond ring stolen from a
jE'Welr) box in his bedroo m
••• Tony D. Jacques, 3264
NE'llraska Lam~. reported
stereo tapes vatu ~ at $20
and two <'abtnPt Ooor s stolen
from bis van pa.rked at 1835
WhitiiE'r Ave., wher e wln-
tklws had oeen b rolcento~.-atn
ent r}·.
P UBL IC NCTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followilllt ~rsons ar£>
doing bus iness as: K-Barns,
2480 Monaco Dr., Laguna
Beach, Ca. 92651: Cather-
lue (C rosb}') Foltz, 2480 Mo-
naro Dr., Laguna Beach, Ca .
9Z65 l; Eldon Lero~· Foltt,
2480 Monaco Dr., Lagun."
Beach, Ca, 9265 1.
This buslness Is ronduct-
ed h)' a 11eneral partner ship.
Sitzqed: Catherine C. F' 1111..
This stalemt>nt was ti led
with the county clerk of Or-
i"(!e County Sept. 7, 1977.
Publish: sev~. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977,ln the Newport
Ha rbor Ensign. F -81578
MATTRESSES
lfEW -JIDUILDJJfQ
lr!"eiUiar Shapes --Cei-COSTA'IIIii!SA MATT"I!U CO.
2150 N • ..,.." 11 .... 541·1303
This Ordinance was in-
troduce£! at a regular mee-
ting of the City Council of
th e City of Newport Beach
held on the 22nd day of.
August, 197 7, and was adop-
ted on the 12th day of Sep-
tember, 1977, by the foUow-
i I'C VOte, to Wit:
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Dos-
bl, Barrett, Mcinnis, Rog ..
ers, Ryckoft, wnuams.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: N~.
settled
made simple.
fllew·town dilemma• tadt
• att•r 1 wuco• WAGON un.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
AI rour Hoatftl, It' I my job to tiel' you makt tht
,..., of rour "*" nefrltlberMod, o-tr lftt,.fll ,,...,.
CofMtunlty OffJOfbrnltin. Sptclal 1ttractlon1. Loti ot ltdl
Kuerm. to u" )'OW t!.M aftd ....,..
Milan Dostal Ph•• 1 MlbC et a'ftt fet yow famllr. I'll lit llltenlfll ftr yow ull.
Mayor 'lm@ ATTEST, m1
Doris George VI\!;
City Clerk """" .... · · •
S '2 1977 ·-64D·21fl 549·32 15
Publish: opt •• , .~ ~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!~~~~ the NeWpOrt Harbor Enst1n.
PUBLIC N.OTICE -PubUib: s.p. 1, 8, 15,
22, 19'7'1', llro tht H.-port _ _:P_::U~B!:L=.:,:IC=N=O~T.:,Iy""~'--
Hart>or Enalp. F -1!15$ FICTm~us BUS
Tbe foUowt.ac per.ou ue
dol .. bu.._ u: (I) Daisy
VO Auotlattl, Ltd.,(Z)Dal-
ay VID Alaoclllal, Ud., (S)
DI.I.JJ lX AuoclatP, Ud.,
( 4) OaiiJ X A110dat .. , lAd.,
(5) DaUy XI Auoelates,
Ltd., 4120Blrch9tftllt,atltt
104, Newport Boacll, Cai-
"Uorola liMO: JohD KDo-
•lMr, 1W7 Bayadert Ter-
nee, Coroaa dll Mar, Call ..
loroll ..U: Cllall• I , Dl-
1.-_ Ill&. -.._Gr-
Way, BtilllWOCid, CaUtonll
80041.
FICTrTIOUS BUSIII!SS
NAill! STATEMENT ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
PUBLIC NOT I.CE
FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS
NAill£ STATEMENT
The foi.Jon.c periOD 11
dol..r ....._u: Fl,_rd
lualatioa Co., US E. Altoa.
-...... W707: 1.-
Mat.-11 KUae, 11502 Em-
bury,-.... az'I05.
Tldoboo-lacoodoclod
by .. ladlridoll. Slpld:
I , II. ltlloo. ' nu -•wuftlod
•lib 111o _, clorl< ol Or· .,.. c.., ,.,,,am.
Pllbl1a: Sept. 11, a. tt,
oet. 1, 1m, .. u.. Jllwwport
IWI>or IM!p. r _.IIOt
FICTmous BUSINESS
NAIIE STATEMENT
Tbe Jollowtac pe,_,bl are
dolac buctnn u: Blalrl
T SblrU, 1162 OorMt, Cotta
II-CA llllla: lollo L,
Blair, IIIZ Dorllll, CooU
II-CA 9212$; lobo IA-
lud Bla.lr, 11111 Oortet, c .... -.cA ....
T1lll ... _ .. --
... by .. lodlridoll. ...-
lollo L. Blllr.
'hll ..... -... filed
...... _, eltrll oiOr-.... c.-, -. n, am.
Mlllll: ... I, I, II, a, tm, 11 a. 1t...,.,rt
11a11>or IM!p. F -lUll
T1lll ..... _ ... coodDcl-
odbyiUIIIIIod~ ...--__ ,
c-J.IIII-
Tlll: •hnlll wu tu.t
.... lbo _, clorll "'Or-
.... Couty Mr· u. 1177,
Mu.ll: 111111. I, I, IJ,
11, arn, 1o 111o "-"
Holllor BM!p. P-
The followl.DI periOGI are
0011• ba.lialll u: Tbt Ir. ...., c-· w .. most
SkJpltk BIYd., J.nlDt. Cll.
91714: 11onn1 T. IWII,
C•'l ParUn', 170'7 Port
-14, Kewport llolcb,
Cal, t1t10; llU1al L. Cor-
Ill, Goo1 ,_,18115 Port
--KewportBoacll, CII.IIMO. nil: ....... ll CIMdld·
od by I Ullllad puW-P, s.-llonnl T. llolll,
nla ... ,. ...... flied
-lbo _, dorllol Or-
.... C.., Ao1. I, 117'1,
-111101.1,1,11, a , 1m, a. t11t J~RpoJt a-•·•r r1_, ,•
READ ALL T H'E L OCAL H,EWS
S!IID Ill YOUR SUUCRI PTIOII ORDU TODAY I
Oil! YEAR, $6.00 -TWO YI!ARS, SID.OO ----------------
NAME •••• , , ••••••••••• • • · • • • • • • • • • • • •
AD~ ••• ' ..••• ' .•••...... ' ...••.. I •
CITY •••••••••••• , •••• • • •. • • • • • Z.lP • • • • •
SIMD IN Tllll OIDI I WI TM U.IO TDo
MIWPOIT MAIIOI IMSIGM
m1 L COAIT MWT ., COIIDIIIA DIL lolA I
•
PIU8LIC NOTICE
nc tifiOCIIII•••
M.US ft ATDIIIn'
TlllfDIIow1ll...,_a.
--...... u: ...,_ eue -...,, Ml Ro. ll Ca-.._..._._C._IIIe
..n: Mtlt .. WanwGra.-
llua,'7.BalloaA .... ~ c-a.e~a, CalU. 11151.
Tbla ........ ~.
tel ., u ............ 8lped:
M ...... Wan. GralllaJD.
1'bla .......... ft1ed
wtaa u.. coatJ e1en ot Or-
..,. Couty AQc. 11, 1r7'7,
Mlilb: Stp. 1. 15, U,
Jt, )t'11, lD tbe Nnport
Halt»or E..tcL F -8U01
PUBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIMISS
NAME STATIIIIMT
Tbe ~ penDD U
dot~~ '*1111111 u: S.E. T.
laterprt.t., MO llnport c-.r Dr., st.. 141&, Nft-
port haeb. Cal. liMO: Mrs.
EYelJD Teller, 1S$5 RoN-
moor Tower D, l...lpDa BtU.,
Cal. i!e51.
Tb1a ......... 11 coadaet-
ed by u iDdiYidllal. Slped:
EYf1lD M. Teller.
Tb1a ltatemeat ,.. filed
wttb tbe COWIItJ clerk of Or-
uce CoantJ ~· Sl, 1!r77.
Mllab: s.pt. 8, 15,. lZ,
19, 1t'77, tn tbe Newport
Rubor EMlp. F -81SOZ.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BOSJNESS
NAME ST A TBIIEMT
Tbe foliOWlllc penoD8 an dolac baalDMI u: A BuJer•
Market, 14081 W1Dd8or P\.,
Saata ADa. CalJ.f. gz'705: Pa-
trick MtcbUl Ryu. !04-B
La E~Ptl'&Dia, SaD Clemto-
te, Cal. 92672; Jean Enns
Colll"&d. 14061 W1Dd8or Pl.,
Saata Aa_ Cal. 92705.
This balintas Ll cooduc-
ted bJ a Umltedpartuersblp.
Slped: Jeu E. Cocrad, Pat-
rick Michael Ryan.
Th1a staterMDt wu filed
wttb tbe coaaty clerk of Or-
uce COWitJ Aug. 29, 1!r77.
PubUsh: Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1!r77, In tbe Newport
Harbor Enllp. F -81218
PUBLI C NOTI CE
S-898M
ncTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe foUowtac per.,... a.re
dolJIC baa1Deu u: IDDoftUn
Learnlag, Z3~1 Sprtc
Street, Ml.uloD Vie)>, Cali-
tonia 92675: J&Del Dean
Millers, 1727 W..t Balboa,
II, Newport S.Cb. Cal1for-
n1a 9!6&3; TerrJ Scbaefer,
13~1 Sprtc Street_ Miatoo
Vie)>, Calllond.a 92675.
Tbls baslaeu Ia coDduet-
ed by a .. oenl partnership.
SJped: Juel Dean MWers.
Tb1l statemeat wu filed
wttb tbe oouaty clerk of Or-uce Coaaty Sept. 1, 1!r77.
PubUab: Sept. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1!r77, lD tbe Newport
Mubot Enatp. F -8U39
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-89870
FlCTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe toUowtac peraoo Ls
dot.ac bullaeu u: llar1De
Vt.at.ou. 1746 Marcaertte
AYe., Coroaa del Mar, Cal-
U. 9%&15: K.ewa J. Summer-
t11, 1746 Marpertte An.,
Coro• del Mar, Calli.
9WS.
Tbl.t buliDiu Ia coodllet-
ed bJ u lDdlt1dllal. stped:
K.n.D J. Sammerell.
Tb1s ltatemeat was tued
wltb tbe coutJ clerk of Or-
up Coaty Aac. 23, 19'7'1.
PablUb: Sept. I, 15, ZZ,
29, 19'77, lD tbe N~
llaJt)or IDIIp. F -10'153
PUBLIC, NOTICE
S-89871
ncTlTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATBMEMT
Tbe tollowf.al peraoD u
dotlll but-• II: (mat
Medical Cllale, 18114 Caber
DrtY.. lm., Calll)nala
11715: • ..,.. LeMer RabiD-
... II.D., 11 Verde, ln1.DI,
c aJJtmda 111711.
Tb1a ball'l?l 11 coDtt-
ek bJ u lldftdlll. stcDed: w.,_ L. Rclbl--. lf.D.
Tllla ....... llled
wUta tbe 0G1111tJ clerk ol Or·
..... CoutJ Me. 11, 1m. Mil*.._ a,u, a.
at, 1171, 1D tbe H.-port
Radlor B..... F-lOUt
PUBLIC NOTICE
1-IM'ft I'ICTlTIOUIB"tal' __ _
RAIIIK ITATIIIUT.
Tille IDOaWtll ,._ ll
CiaUI ..... 171 U: D. C. cw• ,. ,,, ~ 1.., ....... .._, __
IIlJa Y.U.,, Clllt ..,_ • ...., ..., &--. • .,.
hM•-a.. r Pte vaa.,, c.ut ll'tOL
ftU kOtr .. anW-.. ., • , wr• _. • ...., ... a...
MEWORT HARti)R OISI (JI
PUBUitED WEEKLY ·PG. 7
THU RSOA Y, SEPT. lZ. lf11
CODA DELMAR, CAU F.
PUBLIC f"OTICE
FIC1'11'1008 BOIIJIIM
lfAMI ITATBIDIIT
TM 1DU0N1 pu.-11
doUI .... PI U: DIYU•
dtd ~ s,.. ....
1001 W RW AY .... BcJl· dllc I, Slite Itt, CoMa ..._ a. CL ti&M: Mlcbael W.
Kelly, 1155Uiooactow Lut,
8u Ju.o Caplatruo, CL
dt7S.
TILLI ballDNI Ia ooDCIIIct-
ed by u lDdtfldaal. 9lped:
Mlcll&el W. KellJ.
Tbll ltatemeat wu ftltd
wltb tbe coutJ clerk of Or-
aace Couaty Sept. 7, 19'17.
PlbUIIl: Sept. 15, ZZ, 19,
Oet. 6, 1977, lD the Newport
Butlor EDilp. F -11581
PUBLIC NOTICE
FlCTITlOUS BUSI.NESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe IDIJowloc peHOD 1a
dolac bullleu as: Soatbwest
Germu, 785 w. 17th st.,
IF, Colta Mea, CA. 92627:
Peter Forelt Bowte, 5811
Seubore, Newport Beacb,
CA. 9!&63.
Tbla business Is cooduct-
ed by u IDd.lndual, Stped:
Peter Bowie.
Tbl.t ltatement wu filed
wttb tbe couaty clerk of Or-
uce ~ Sept. 16, 19'77.
Publtab: Sept. 22, Z9, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, lD the Newport
Hubor Eoslp. F -82150 -.
P.U BLIC NOTIC E
CP-4987
nCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followt.ag penon is
dolDc boslDess as: Ber-
DU'd's, 3201 Eut Caul
RigtnraJ, Coroaa del Mar,
CalUoi'Db 92625: La Mari.De
FnDCIJM, aCautondaCor-
poratloo, 2681 C restrlew
Dr., Newport Beacb, Call-
fonda 9%663.
This bullDess Ls coodllet-
ed bJ a cprporaUon. La Ma-
rtne FnDCalse, By: Bernard
Rtcolet, Prelldelt.
'rlat. statemeat wu tUed
wltb tbe coaaty clerk of Or-
aac• Couaty Aug. 30, 1!r77.
Professtoaal Escrow Ser-
Ylces, 1921 North Tustio
AYelllt, Saata Aa_ CL .
92701, Escrow No. 77-0808-.
MG.
Publisb: Stpt. 8, 15, 22,
Z9, 1t'77, lD the Newport
Harbor EM~cn. F -81Z6S
PUBLIC NOTIC E
S-89815
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMElff
Tbe folloWillc penon Ls
ctot.ac ballDea u: Aacelo's
Plctare Plua, 3021 A Ia B
Rubor 81Yd., Costa Mea,
Cal. i!&U: AJI(elo J. Mar-
tellJ.Do, 16962 Lark Lane,
Haatlocton Beacb, Cal.
92641.
T~IDess ls coodbct-
ed by u I..Dd1f1daal. SfcDed:
Aacelo J. MartelJ&Do.
This statemeat wu tlled
wltb tbe oouaty clerk of Or-
uce CoutJ Auc. 25, 1 !r77.
Publlab: Sept. 8, 15, !2,
29, 1t'l7, lD tbe Newport
Harbor Eoslp. F -80964
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-8taa
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE ME NT
Tbe foUowt.ac penoaa are
doq baiiDIIS U: M Ia H
De .. rt AIIOCiates, 460'7 of1'lilctoo ao.d, Coro• del
Mar, Calltond& 92US: Ro-
bert L. Bill, 4&07 Orlilll-
toD Road, Coro• del Mar,
CalUoi"DDa 92$25; lla.nball
L. McDutel, 1130 Eut lm-
pertal RlcbftJ, Satte 111,
El SepDdo, Callfonda
90145.
Tbll bustDen .. CODIIIlct-
ed by a cwerll putDersbtp.
Slped: lilar'lla1l L. McDa.D-
leL
Tbla ltltemeat wu tued
wUb tM coutJ clerk of Or-
..... Coaty Stp. 1, 1r77 •
Mlllb: s.e. ' 1s, a,
1t, 1171 • lD tbe Newport
Hutaor l..ap. F -tlM4
_P.U~IC NOTICE
................... .... ....., ..... o...
.... c...ar -.. ''"· ........... '~= ... 1"!, .. IIi ....... ,
T QP award is 3,500 hours
' • TRESE sa POMPOM GIRLS 'Will be oo biDd for all
Oruce Cout CoUece rooCball ta,mes th1s fall. Tbey
are, top, left to ttcbt, Sbem PbWq. of Sdta A•
a.nd Nancy B1clesy of HuntL,.ton S..ch; mtddle, Crtay
Grta10m of Ora~~ge a.od Esther P\Jl of Newport Buell,
aDd bottom, Jani Smith 1M Karen stalp of COIIta M ...
N.B. BUILDING :PERMITS .·
The tollowlac permits ln
the amount or $5,000 aod
over were Issued by the
Newport Beach bulldlag de-
partmeat duriDc the rtrst
hall ot September:
• CORONA DEL MAR
Rot>ert Moager, 710Helio-
trope, demollsb butldiag and
bulld ODe UDit, $66,000.
Ertcaoo., 619 MutUertte
Ave., second story addition,
$20,000.
Joho francisco, addition, dzo 2oc1 Aft., $10,ooo.
Peter Nourse, 423 Avoca-
do, eotarce garage and add
bedroorr., $16,000.
• CLIFf HAVEN
T. R. McVIcar, addition,
700 KJ.ncs Road, $15,000.
• NEWPORT CENTER
Rot>lnson's, Z Fashion Is-
land, partitions, $5,000.
Avco Floanclal, 620 New-
port Center, baoltpartitions,
$18,000.
• BALBOA ISLAND
Thomas Ainslie, 227 Rti6y
Ave., ga~e aDd 2 story
apartment, $50,000.
* WEST NEWPORT HTS.
Hixson, 895 Production,
fire spr1Dk.lers, $12,000, eo-
closed carport, $38,000.
• AIRPORT AREA
Benihana of Tokyo, 1801
Corinthian, 1 story, 8,200
sq. tt. buUdiJ:Ig, $300,000.
• PROWONTORY
P. A. Cassel, Z story. 1
unit dwelllng, 548 Hartlor
Island Dr., $157,800.
• WEST UPPER BAY
Rlcbard Power, add2bed-
rooms oo Zod noor at 1339
Hampshire Cir cle, $20,000.
S. Bruce Pattison, addi-
tion, 1235 Santiago, $5,000.
Gundrum, addition at 1508
Hlgblaod, $10,179.
....... leek 1... IWI1er ol
Cone dtl Mar baa ,.._
eet•td u a,W'IJ'd a. recoc-.woa ol ftl'ldlll,500...,.
.. u AuWary tOI:aat .. r
at ao.c .... I.
Tbe aW'U'd wu I&IPIVfed
at tbe s.pc.re.r meetf•
ot tbe Au:xutary dlnetort.
~er Mme. awarda ill-
elude tiM lol&owtac:
50 -Ca.Ddystripers MelLI-
• BeechDtr, Laura Berrer,
Carol CI'Oiby, 9uan Perk ..
lu aDd sa.a-, Wren.
100 -MmH. Roa Arm.
atroac, ~Dild Elder, Joho
E. Fitber, Edward W. Hale,
Harry Lace, E. P. Mtalt,
Rolllld Rlcbmood; Mr. K.
Karl Kuw and Mr. John
McKaJ; Betty Spector. a.od
Cudystripera LlDda Gaect-
ler, Katby Martin, Kelly We-
Collum, Wlcbele Reyoo. Su-
an Sbater and Krt.ten Rob-
erta.
RONALD D. BLAKE of Har-
bor VIew Hills bas been
elected to the board of
Saddlack Sulngs and
Loao As soc l.aUoo. He tas
been a.n uecutive wtth the
Southeru Calltornla Edison
Company sloce 1960 and Ls
preseatly the district mn-
ager or the Huntllletoo Beacb
Dl.strlct. He bas sened as
planning commissioner for
t.be City of Alhambra., di-
r ector of the Newport Har-
bor Chamber or Commerce
and prtaldent or the Saddle-
back Valley Chamber of
Commerce. Pac11lc Mutual, 4th fioor
otttce, 700 Ne1rport Center
Dr., $25,000.
Inlne Co., lZO Newport
Ceoter, suite for Pa.thtlnd-
ers, $5,180.
* CORPORATE PLAZA
Virtue &. Scheck_ 2 story
otnce buUdJ.og, 17 Corpor-
ate Plu.a., $700,700.
Soiree dining Sept. 25
Partitions, 29 fashion Is-
land. $23,000.
• EAST UPPER BAY
Ford Aerospace, 4 modb-
lar buUdlncs, ford Road,
$290,000.
• HARBOR VIEW
Rtcha rd Hoppe, addition,
1522 Seacrest, $8,750.
Deonls Harwood, addition,
2729 Harbor VIew, $18,000.
• CAMEO HIGHLANDS
R. A. Pastore, 638 Cameo
Highlands, pool, $5,000.
• NEWPORT
Blakely, 700 Lido Park,
mobUe home, $20,000.
• HARBOR ISLAND
Hartlor Island Community
Assn., 1/Z Harl>or Island,
exteod bridge n.iUIIg aod
lDcrease height, $9,500.
• NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Jobll Vocel, alterations at
414 N. Ne1rport, $5,000.
Normao Wymu, add gar-
ace, 2 bedrooms,ltflncroom
d 414 AU.o, $40,600.
• BALBOA
C. R. Nedotf, addition at
1555 E. Ocean Bl •• $25,000.
Mel fucbs, 2 story, l unit
chrelJ..lD«s, 607 aod 609 W.
Balboa Blvd., $69,000 each.
Invitations are In the mall
for a ''soiree progresstn"
Suoday, Sept. 25. This Ls the
aJD&al fUnd ratst.nc eYeot
of tbe Upper Bay Associates
ol the On.Dce Couty Pbll-
barm3n1C Society and marks
the openi.llc of tbe season.
F esth1ties wtll beflD wtth
a 5 p.m. soctal boar at tbe
Dover Sbores bome of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph S. Pike
Jr. Greetlng members, bus-
bands aod guests wttb the
Pikes YiJJ be Mrs. frank
M. Poscb, Upper Bay As·
soclates chairman,
Tbe dinner course, featur-
ing freocb culsine, wtll be
served at 8 ditfereot bomes.
Disclosing the nrtous ad-
dresses wUl be Mrs. Rot>ert
A. Crawford and Mrs. John
H. DoWDI..Dg, ways aDd means
co-chairmen.
Guests will then reas-
semble u tbe bay tront home
o1 Mr. and Mrs. &bert B.
Smith for dessert. Cabaret
mustc will be played bJ Mary
Shattuck, violin, and Joseph
Zanotti, accordlan, as
"mousse a Ia cbocolat" and
"cafe" are served.
Hfchligbtlog the evenlog's
eoterta!omeot wUI be
Con#ne1111li Ct~iJine
L~Jncheon • Dinner
Bn~nch • ule St~pper
R011111111i& o/J world
illmosphere in
the Capri Lo11nge
Rese,..atio11s Honored
(714) 642-9434
3300 W. COIMI Highway
111 Newport Blvd.
Newport Bea&h
""" tlu origitllll Awulill 's
011 &/boll IsNnul
OPIN I'Oa I.UNc••oH AND DfNNia
Jll ,.,_ AH. 67J-6J80
Pamel2 frantllo., ~
mlmlst. She wUI pret.ace her
act wtth a sbort hlstory of
the pa..atomlme.
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Hota.
ZOO -Ca.Ddyllt~r Jodi
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ud Mrs. S. B. 0 'N.W lr.
400 -Cl.Ddyst:rfper Cttrt.-
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500 -Mmes. Cbarl .. w.
Gny, G. £. ~. Geol"'t
Lackey, Marcel LourtJe, Ho-
ward ~e aDd Ra~
Zambtte.
1,000 -Mrs. Marietta
Lobr and Mrs. W. G. Price.
1,500 -Mrs. R. s. Pat-
Usoa and Mrs. GeorJe Ray.
2,500 -Mrs. EdWard Rose
IDd M.r. John Rol ...
3,000 -Mrs. Charles Bo•-
man.
Ca.odystrtpers Ma.rpret
Lopn and Cara M att1a of
the Junior Auxillary were
awarded Busy Bee prizes
for tbe most hours worked
by Caodystrlpers during
Au~st.
ORCHESTRA SEEKS
INSTRUMENTALISTS
OCC's open theatre
orchestra 1.s looklng fOr tn-
strumernUsts. The orches-
tra accompanies OCC'sFive
Pemy Opera Company and
al10 the OCC Symphonic
Chorale. The orchestra re-
hearses Wednesday atter-
DOODS from Z to 5 p.m. In
the auditorium. Tbe class
Ll open to the publtc aod
persons may reglster ln the
classroom.
CUSTOM POOLS .
and THERAPEUTIC SPAS
OPEN 1 DAYS. PHONE Oft YE OU!! ltOW!lSXM IOOAX.
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Tne Neptune Soc1ety provides a Simple dlgntfled
cremation serv•ce wttl'l d •ssemmatlon at sea There •• no
need for embalmtng cosmetology casket or grave
Your Soc•al Secur~ty or Veterans Adr·untstrallon death
ben•f•t mey cover our complete serv•ce Our lttereture
tells the complete story ot our soctely Wnte or ctlll
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Why
House of Windsor
is Red Skelton's
favorite cigar.
Red Skelton's tried some cigars that are more
expensive than House of Windsor Palmas. but never
one that's better.
The reason is that our Palmas are made from
only the choicest imported filler tobaccos and then
carefully wrapped in specially selected Honduran
natural or candela leaf.
The result: quality and value rolled into one rich.
smooth-smoking cigar. House of Windsor Palmas.
shapely Sportsman or
full-sized Panatelas-
they've got t he kind of
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from t• procetda of the Ju-
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Sell. 17 will be p.....,.ed
Co VIc: KDlcht. director of
commulllty relallona for
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LEGAL SECRETARIES
SPONSOR ART SALE
Harbor Ar• t.-o Sae-
reta.riM aDd Jamta Art
Auctiou wW preseat u ut
sbow aDd auctlol) at '7 p.m.
Frtdly, Sept. SO, lo the spa
at Park Newpor Apts,
Tickets at $1 wJll beavall.
able at tbe door, Proceeds
wW 10 to the Legal Secre-
tartea' charity and scholar-
ship programs.
CHAPPELL IS HAMED
Jack R. Cbappell or lrvioe
bas been namedpublJclnfor-
maUoo officer for Coastline
Community College. The
salary 1s $1,688 a month,
Mr,Cbappell, 3l,cltyed1-
tor or the LaguaaSoutbCoast
edition or the Dally"Pllot, is
a 1968 graduate of the USC
school of ))urnaJtsm. Ue at-
tended Orange Coast College
from 1964 to 1966.
HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH
23RD ST. ot ORA~GE , COSTA MESA-6-45-5050
DR. F. KENTON BESHORE, P ·\q(l~
Sunday worship .•...•.... 10:45 a.m. and 6:30p.m.
Sunday school • 9:30a.m. Wednesday service-7 p.m.
An independent chu rch with Bible tea ching ministry
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OIRIST, SCIF.NTIST
3303 \'1a L1Jn
Ncwro lt Beach
Suncta y Sc hool -9 & !0:30
Sunda y Service - 9 &. 10:30
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8:00 p,m.
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Week days: 9 a.m .• 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 am-7:45pm
Tuesrtay: 9 am-5 pm, 7-9
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SH'OND ('Ht:RCH Of"
CHRIST. SCU:Nl'IST
Ne~tt Beach at
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3100 Pacific View Dr.
Sunday School -10 a.m.
Sunday Se rvice -IOa,m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m.
U/ 1 /1/\/, Ufll!\.t
3500-B F., Coast Hwy,
Entrance on Narcissus
Mon.-F ri.: 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday aitemoon: l to 3
Salllrday: 10 am to 4 pm
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You are cordially Invited
to altend Church Se rvices
and to use Reading Rooms.
We invite you to worslllp
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER. LCA
2900 Pacutc View Dr.
Corona del Mar, Calif.
L AWRE:-!CE D. F"RUHUNG
Pastor --Phone 759-1031
SIJNOAY SERVICES:
Contemporary Service
8:30a.m.
Church school ..• , 9:15
Liturgical service . 10:30
ACordlaiWelc•••
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FIISTUHITED
METHODIST CHURCH
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CtU.JILES D. CLARK
PAUL H. AL.EXANOER
4SSO(:IATII';
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans Memorial Bldg.
56~ w. 18th, Costa Mesa
RE V. TOM TYREE. Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. aDd 7:00p.m.
CHILDREN'S PREP
SCHOOL, 10:00 a.m.
HOME BlBLE CLASSES:
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""THE FRIENOLIEST CHURCH IN TOWH""
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11:00 A.M.-ADULT WOR SHIP & SUHDAY SCHOOL
6:00 P,lol, -EVANGELIC AL. HOUR
l Ot MAGNOLIA AT SAt-ITA ANA AVE., COSTA MESA
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9:00 A.M. SUNDAY: BilLE STUDY
lO:lO A.M.: WORSHIP SERVICE, SUNDAY SCHOOL
3262 BROAO STRE"'fT . NEWPORT HEIGHTS
NURSERY CARE PROVIDED
SOCCER BALLS
80CCER SHOES
~CCER SHIN GUARDS
BASkET BALL S
BASKETBALL BACKBOARDS
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NEII'ORT HARBOR E.IISICN
WEEKLY ·PG.8 CORONA
PRESIOIIT TEllS
FIW BUILDifG PLANS
lntae Paelftc Dtftlop-
mut Co., the home bullcl1al
dtY11ioa of tbt l"lDt Co.,
Wlll be buUdJnc aDd com-
plettac a totaJ of 9 pro )lets
wltb over 1,000 bomtl cllr-
lnc tbe out Zyears,accord-tac to lrv1Dt Co. PrealdtQt
Peter C. Kremer.
entlool, loci~ lrvloe
PacttJc, aod to cooceatnte
oo tbt tnd.ltloDIJ muter-
PI.uoinc aDd developmtut
role, accordlai to Mr. Kre-
mer,
POSSESSING STOLEN
PROPERTY CHARGED
MlltACLEA N
IS PAINTING
-MIW:ICLEAN t COMPLETE SEaVICES-
CERAMIC TILE CARP£1-!iAlJ:S
' DAAPERV SALES PAINTING
WAllPAPER UNOl£\JM SALES LEVLORS
CLEANING
'·' •' ~,~:· i:; MIRACLEA N ®
/J;"(\\ · Experis ... from floor to ceiling I
CORONA DEL MAR'S Michell Furd, at lett, aod Michell
Goodbody won the ace 16 (trls doubles chlmp1onshlp
in the 3td anooaJ Golden West YMCA tournament of
the ages held at the South Coast Piau. betel. other
local winners Include Robert Case or Newport Beach,
age 16 boys stogies; Cue and Emerson. Newport Beach,
16 boys dollbles; Shamon Worre,ll, Newport Beach, 10
girls singles.
lnlne Pteute wtll build
3 proJects 1D Harbor Ridge.
the hilltop commuotty ln the
vUiage of Harbor VIew.
In WoociJrldJe, the firm
wUI complete WOO<Ilrldie
Place and Woodbridce Es-
tates, aod a new project
called Woodbridge Gables.
Ttmottty a. Gnnue, za,
2m Harbor BIYd., wu ar-
rested at 2300 Haltlor BIYd.
by Costa Mesa pollee Tues-
day on a chlrae of posses-
sion of stolen property.
Pollee responded to the
Cycle magazine editor
chases fleeing bandit
In Turtle lbck, Irvine
Pacific wUI complete the
Glen Ciatden Homes and
Glen Townhomes.
Tile Rancbo San Joaqutn
Villas In Irvine will com-
plete the adult oriented com-
munity of Rancho San Joa-
quin, which Is built around
the Rancho San Joaquin golf
course and the Irvine Ra-
quet Club,
J. C. Penney Co. store at
tbat address when the man
was attempting to get a cash
refUnd ror 2 shirts without
a receipt. Price tags on the
shirts and a S64 dress found
In a car r evealed they had
been stolen from Miller's
Ol.ltpost next door a short
Ume earlier, pollee re-
ported.
PLUS
MONDAY
THRU
THURSDAY
SPECIALS
(Fri.,, Sit, Sun.,
'til& p.m.)
RED SNAPPER ...... 3.45
MAHI MAHI . . . . . . . . 3.96
GRILLED SEA BASS . 3.96
TOP SIRLOIN STEAK 4.25
NEW YORK STEAK .. 4.96
LOBSTER TAIL ..... 5.96
STEAK AND LOBSTER 6.95
The associate editor or a
motorcycle .niagulne -made
fellow cyclists proud of him
last week, when he chased
do-..n a bandit wno ha~ sto~
len a cash box from a New-
port Heights business.
Tony Swan, 37, was on
h.is mO(orcycle at 4::i5 Wed .
nesday alterooon when he
saw a m.an run past with a
small metal boJ: In his haDd.
He was being chased byaoo-
ther man yelling ··stop!''
s.,.·an gave chase and
Qulck.Jy caught up with ttw
tleeing suspect at 16th aDd
Monrovia, wher e the th1ef
thre-.· the metal cash box
onto the top of a nearbr
car . When J ames Evans,
owner of A-Doors Windows
and Screens, caught up, he
found the cash boJ: still con-
tained $257.
BOOK JUDGING
SET SEPT. 28
The enculive boarrl of -
the Newport Harbor Area
Council of Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority will host a year-
book )Jdglng luocheon at 10
a.m. Sept, 28 at the home of
Mrs. Mel (JoAnn) Miller or
Huntington Be:.~.ch. Judging
wUI be done by Mrs. AI
Whedon, Mrs. John Murray,
aDd Mrs. Darrell Willough-
by, all memhers of the West
Grove Area Council.
The 197 7-78 season will
begin wll/l a ··pumpkin patch
potluck soc ial" at 7:30p.m.
Oct. 3 at Peek's Famll)'
Funeral Home, 7801 Bolsa
Ave., Westminster.
MUSEUM DAY IS SET
FOR YOUNG FOLKS ' As ~rt of a week. long
celebration of the opening
of the Newport Harbor An
Museum 's new building al
850 San Clemente Drive,
Newport Center, Sunday
Sept , 25, Is designat ed as
young people's day. High-
lighting the activities Is an
outdoor concert by com-
poser, poet, guitarist Mark
Turrt>ull and member s of
the original '• Hortlo. ·• group.
Turtixlll dedicates this con-
cert to '•s terling HolloW2y
In honor of the many wonder -
fUl things he has done for
children all over the world
and to the memory or Elvis
Presley for making out
childhood what it was.''
Later, Mr. Evans told pol -
ice tbat he came out of the
back shop at his place at
869 W. 16th just in time
to see tlte SI.ISpect run from
the front showroom. C,uJck.ly
checking his cash drawer,
he found that the cash box
was gone, and chased the
suspect up 16th St. ultll
the motorcyclist ran h.tm
down.
The suspect, described as
black, ~~11, 170 lbs. aDd
about 26 years old, got a war.
Plans etirreolly call tor
Irvine Paclllc to complete
,these 9 projects and then
phase out or the construcUon
business, wltl) all warn.n-
tees covered by the parent
Irvine Co.
UOOer the new ownershlp,
the Irvine Co. recently an-
nounced Us decision to ui-
Umatcly phase out all or
lis general contracting op-
•
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Most of the electricity we generate is needed by
factories, fanns and offices-so people can make a
living. The greatest demand for this electricity is dur·
ing the day. You need electricity to run appliances in
your home, too. And the greatest demand for this
electricity is also during lhe day.
Here"s the problem: Because of the growing
demand for electricity during the day. we'll have to
build more power plants. And building power plants
today is more expensive .. That drives up the cost of
electricity to everybody. .
Now there's something we all can do to help:
and dozens of others
LUNCHEON also served daily unfl/4 p.m.
16271 Pec•l•c Coni H,..y • HllniH>tlon 8ch. • !2131 51t2-1321
3901 ~-Co•" Hwy. • C'?ro,._ D•t Mar • 171411115-0900
OFF.
electric use to the evening hours. But most people
prefer to work during the day, so there's only so much
mdustry can do without drastic rescheduling of work
s hifts. •
It's afternoon use of electricity that's the biggest
problem. So you can help by doing some of your daily
routine at night or in the morning. Perhaps you can
wash and dry your clothes at night. Use your dish· ·
wash~r at night. Iron in the evening. Bake in the
mommg. "' .. l""'llll It means changing your routine ...
a bit. But if we do use electricity _
wisely, it will help lo hold down
TENNIS RACKETS
•TENNIS DRESSES
Spread the use of electricity more evenly around the
clock. Eilison is working Wllh large industrial ens·
tomers to help them find ways to shift some of their the cost in the future. 'Southern C.llfornt. Edi8on
Remember to conserve
energy and water.
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TENNIS SHORTS. SHIRTS
TENNIS SROES
RACCIIIETBALL UCCIIIETS
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