HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-10-27 - Newport Harbor Ensign'•SAVE OUR SC HOOL" say signs lD EacUsb aod Spanish
as about 100 pareots and studeMI from Moate Vista
school plcteted Tuesday nJcbt•s rneetillg of the Newport-
Mesa Board ot Educattoo at Costa Mesa City Hall. The
!JIC ''SaYt Moate
Vllt&," a.bout 100 par...,
ltlldtat8 aDd IJD~~Patlf.len
pleated wttb pl8carda tor
about ao boer before tbt
7:30 p.m. Taeeday mtttt.ar
of the Newport-M... UDi-
tled Board ol F41eatloo.
Most people comlJII to at-
tend t.he meetJJ1c used tbe
side door to eottr aa the
pickets marched lD a circle
1D tl'ollt ot tbt £roM door, POIIibWty ol moY!JIC Me-coupled wtth dlltrict ft-important part oftbeplanned
Cof.Dc dontbtiUplfi'OIDt!M !Cally eoatt .... ttoa biCb DUCIIJ pl'Oblema, ban dowotown redevelopment
eatrJ porell ud elrel111 aetaool to Moate Vt.ta aebool, eau.Md tbe dl.ltrtet to plan project lD Costa Mesa.
aroud to tbt ldjaeeat part-wttb tiM Moatt Vt.ta abl-tbe elo.tJtc of more scboola. Mooey from ale of the la~ t.ar lot ud ._ck lp tbe ltep~ ~ btl.arabeorbedbyBay. Tbe dlstrtct aow teota-could be used to pay oU
from tbat ~ Ytew, Lladbtl'lb IDd Wood-thely plus to sell tbe 7.7-school bonds aDd to finance
Tbe eballtmc eoald be land IICbool•. acre McNally eampasat 19th capltal lmprovelflent pro-
hurd tDI1dt llDt1l tbe meet-A eltlleu committee ap-aDd Newport lD Costa Mesa, jects ln the district. lDc opeoed at 7:30p.m. NoY. potated by tbe Board of Ed-IDd moYe tM OODlfDaatloo Monte Vi sta has 245 stu-a wu tbe date set by the ucatJoo recommiDded tbe btcb school from there to deots, only 56 per cent or
Board of EdlaeatioD for db-eloslDc or Moote Vista. De-Moote Vista. The McNaUy its capacity. When the clU-
cuutoo or acUoo oo tbe cllnlog student enrollments, campus would become an zens committee studied pos-
sible new locaUou _,r tile
contiouatioa4cbool, 1M lilt
was oarrowed to Moatt
VIsta, WU.soo and WbltHtr
schools. Moate Vt.ta wu
picked because It wu
deemed to be more su.tta.ble
for the high school, aod be-
cause studeots DOW there
could be more easlly
absorbed by su rrouDdJ.IIC
elementary scbools.
TH E OFFICIAL NEWSPAP ER OF THE CI TY OF NEWPORT BEACH SU&SCRIBE TO YOUR LOCAL NfWSflAflflt
O.,.LY $5.000 A YEAR -CALL 673-0550
10(
COST:A
MESA
Board set a Nov. 8 publlc bearing date oo a citizens • ~
committee recommendation tbat Moote Vista elementary l OTH YEAR, MO. 11 FIRST ~EC-TIOM PHONE : 673·0550 CORONA DEL MAR, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1977
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N.B. man held
in heroin case
A Linda Isle mao with a
history of lnternaUooal dope
deallog was arrested over
the weekend on charges that
he had almost $1 million
worth of heroin in his pos-
sessJon.
Alexander Kulllc, 28, was
picked up at a shopping cen-
ter ln El Toro. According to
arresting county sheriff's
deputies, he had 1.1 pounds
of powerfUl ''China whlte"
heroln in glass jars on tbe
New bids due
on library,
bike bridge
Escalattnc construction
costs have slowed the
planned develop'meot of a new
elty library ln Newport Cen-
ter aod a bicycle brtdg'e
acrosa Ne1fport Island
Cbamel.
Newport clty councUmeo
learned Tut8C2ay nllht that
the lowest construction bid
on the new Ubrary ls $972,-
000 or 41 per cent hJgher
than tt.. $673,000 tbe clty
bad plume<! to spend for the
14,000 ~are-foot buUdlal.
Low bid for the btk.e
brldce, •bleb would connect
Coast Rwy. with the Penln-
JUla near the Arches, was
e?en ~rtbtr ott course. Tbe
lowest bld of $13~,500 a
6-4 per ceot bteber thaD tbe
estimated $85,000 cost.
City eactaeer• wert told to 10 ._ck to tbe drawtqr
boarda wttb areblteets, IJid
~ look *>r lowtr-eolt waya to
bUieS tbt 2 projects. Tht
ltbnr'J''I bleb COlt WU
blamed on lbOrtactt• of
tldJltcJ wonm• and eome a.ucH.Dc mattnall, .,_
peclallJ 1-latloD, aDd OD
tbe fact u.t tiM plu ealla
tDr «Millhldconenudcu-
tom • .,.nt IM80UT aD1t1.
Ctty PlbUc Wora Dine-
tor ~~ DtfUI IUd tbt
btcJClt brtclp CMU CC*ld bt
laWnd br ........... coa-
cnte t110ct ftlla tDr brk"-ldddlll ID a ..._ deck
ID...,._.IM.,.ndlllllt-
,.._ eolond ~.............. lillldnn t dud of .. ._..._,_ ... • ...,.wm_...., ...... '" ......
•ti&IICIMpll&
froot seat of his $60,000
car. Narcotics officers said
tests show the substance to
be 84 per cent pure heroin,
making lt amoog the purest
of heroin solutions.
Arter obtaining search
warrants, deputles said they
found more narcotics and
paraphernalia In the car,
then went to Kulik's home
at 3 Linda Isle, where they
uncovered more drugs, plus
records "indicating world-
wide transactions tn nar-
cotics, • '. according to
SherlU's Capt. Robert Grt!-
feth.
Kullk spent about 8 moot.hs
in jaJl lD Afgbanlstan ln 1971
on drug cbarges. A spokes-
man for the Orange CoUDty
district attorney's oftlce
said KuUk bad charges
against him dropped last
Jat~~ary when be was under
lnvestJptloo lo CODDeCtioD
wtth an alleced international
hashish oU rtnc. Knllk's bro-
ther, David, served6 months
in county JaU in 19?S u a
result of that lnnstJgaUoo,
the spokesman said.
Sherl1f's deputy Robert
GOes approached Kullt's
custom Stutz Blackhawk car
ln tbe sbopptnc ceDter lo El
Toro on Sunday after a citi-
zen called to report that a
mao bad been asleep for
sevenl hours lD tbe car.
GUes said he found a paper
bee on the troot seat C®-
talntnr S glasa jars or heroin.
NareoUcs lnnstJcators
an now parsuJDr leads tbey
say were turned QP lD tbe
dlseonry of drug transac-
tion records at Kulik's
home.
ARSON IS SUSPECTED
IN TWO AUTO FIRES
Costa Mua tlrtmen
puttiJir out a ear nre at
1984 Koraat Dr. at 11:45
p.m. Tleldly IIPOtttd ao-
otbtr tlre Wider a car about
a block awayl.Dd proceeded
to tlttapdlt botb, RusnU
HIDdertoQ. ft.rt prot~et:ioo
....,., rtiiOrt.d.
A ft.N ollalplcioua orl-
• CIUid tao() ell .....
tM car ol •..n Wool.,,
1100 W. Cout lhry., x ...
Plft a... Tbt 8lcoed an ...._, ..._ l'-ear ot ....... o..-.-.&or--~ ............. .... •• ., a , ..... .....,. • c.~~~
a.lllf ....... ... aa.o of n•letl'u ......_ .........
MAFIA -STYLE HIT
SUSPECTS JAILED
FIGHT ts OVER !or Mrs.
Ruth Swope, the 8Z-year-
old Costa Mesa woman who
has waged a 13-year battle
with Clty Hall over condem-
nation of her land. Last year,
the clty took over a tot she
owned on Center St., oert
door to the library, as part
of the super block expan-
sion. Thls week, she agreed
to sell her home and 3 lots
at Center and Parle tor $180,-
000. That land wlU be oc-
cupied by a senior citizen
housing protect. ''I can't
tight any looger," stJe told
reporters, '•but the city ls
st111 not giving me what my
land is worth.''
Four people belleved to
have Matta COODeCttoos back
East were arrested yester-
day lo the gangliDd execu-
tion-style sla}'i.Dg ot a Hunt-
Ington Beach mao early
Saturday ln Newport Beach.
Newport and Costa Mesa
pollee comblntd lo rnaJdDc
tbe arrests of suspects tbey
described aa mobsters who
had beeD involved ln drug
tntnc, shakedowns and ex-
tortions from legitimate
businesses lD this area.
"We expect these arrests
to lead to even bigger
things," Newport detectlve
Capt. Richard HamUtoo said
yesterday. He ldentUled
Jerry Fiori, 41, as the trig-
ger man ln the 3:30 a.m.
slaylog of Stepbeo John Bo-
no, 36, outside the El Ran-
chito restaurant, 409 28th
St., West Newport, Saturday
morning. Also charged wlth
conspiracy to commit mur-
der are Debra Ann Addison,
Z4, Identified as Flori's girl
Van SchuHz to contest
Kuehn bid for reelection
friend; AM.bony ("Little
Tony'') Marone Jr., Z3, and
Marone's brother-in-law,
Raymond Resco, 28. AU 4
suspect.s ll'ft in Hunt.tngton
Beach.
The victim, Bovan, "had
been biding out since early
August because he had heard
the mob was out to get hlm, ..
Capt. Hamtlton said. '· H~
apparently took more than
his share of the money ln
so me ofthe mob's dealings.''
Bovao was found dying in
the parking lot after El Ran-
chito patrons h.eard shots
early Saturday. H~ had 8
buUet holes in his stomach
and chest. Pollee were try-
lng yesterday to locate a
9mm automatic pistol be-
Lucille Koehn of Irvine Mrs . Kuehn said a big lleved used ln the slaying.
Terrace aDDOUDCed SUnday lssue facing the clty is''how Dlvers were searchlng
that sbe wUl seek re-elec-long can we afford to Uve Upper Newport Bay tor the
tioo next AprU to tbe New-in Newport Beach'?'' Sbe said weapon.
port Beach Clty CouncU, and she wUl face the • ·major C apta.ln RamUton said his
Peter Vao Selllltze, geoenl reality issues fl.cl.ng New-department has established
manager of the SanrJpJper port Beach: bow to manage DO CODDeCtlon between tbe
lla, awwwg.ctd ,...rday powU1 lD order to pa-eMJTe Bona ~ a.od tbe nar-
UIIt Itt WW OIIPJIII Iter. bile qaaHty ot IU. ... U. QOti~s e~es ~
Mrs. Koebn made bx>Wil 'f1lll(e atmosphere of the ap1nst several members of
ber tnteot to seek a seco~ city." the Avila family, who own
term when she spoke to the the El Rancblto restaurant
IJUIJal meeUoc o1 the Irv1De ROY KAYE, 95, Of chain. ··That's just where
Terrace Homeowners Assn. the mob happened to catch
Mr. VanScwltsemadehis HARBOR VEW DIES up to Bovan," said Capt.
plans public attera breakfast Ha mUton. meeting yesterday mornt.og Memorial senlces tor Witnesses said they saw a
with a group he called Roy G. Kaye, 95, of 3607 white and llme green
••promiDem cine leaders.'' SUrfView Lane, Harbor VIew CadHlac Eldorado convent-
Those known to have at-H11ls, were held Tuesday ble speeding away from the
tended the meeting include in St. Andrew's Presbyterian shooting scene. Yesterday
architect wuuam Ficker aDd Church, Mr. Kay e, a oaUve mor ning, Costa Mesa pollc~
Newport Harbor Chamber ot of Matoe, had been a macblD- Sgt. Cliff McBride was drlv-
Commeree President Den-1st In the shipbuilding Indu s-lng up 17th St. ln Costa Mesa
Dis Harwood try. when he spotted a car match-
Mrs. Kue~ represents the He is survived by hls son. ing that de~cr{ption parked
6th district, whlcb Includes Wilbur Kaye, Corona del at Nabers LadUla c dt>alt>r-
Irvine Terrace, most ol Co-Mar, and grandchUdren Roy shlp. He wem inside to In-
rona del war, Ne1rport Ceo-Arthur Kaye, Placentia; Elsa vestigate and learned that
ter Big CanyoJl and pQrt Bertoll.oo, Huntlogtoo Beacb, Flori had just sold tilt cu
or Harbor View Homes. All and Donald G. Kaye, Mlaml. to Nabers aDd was waiting
caodidates for the 4-year Florida. for 1\ls $5,000 check.
term must live ln tbe dJs. He died Oct. 22 after a When McBrideapproached
trict but Yoters citywide brief lllness ln Roag hos-him, Flori tried to hide
dete;mloe the wtDDer pltal. He was a mem~r of sometl\lng between Z seat
Mr. VanScbultze,a.bache-the Newport Harbor Seotor cushions lJltheNabersshow-
lor lives at the Sandpiper Citl&ens Club aDd the Laguna room, police said, and It
He' 1s 48 years old aDd ~ Beacb Shumeboard Club. turned out to ~ about 5
native of Gre.ce .: 1 have Arra.ngemeots were by the ouDCes of cocaine, valued at
been In 48 countries and Neptune Society with burial $1 0,000. Sgt. McBride ar -
thls is my borne _ i love at Oatdale CQmetery, De-rested Flori on a cocaine
tt, and would devote my land, Florida. possession charge and called
life to this clty .. he told Newport pollee, who told
tbe Eos• .. n. ' ,.ESA CHAMBER TO tUm, "That's our boy -hold
"' him."
Tax bite on NM dist. is
s3.2 million in 3 years
OP EN IN HE W SITE Through the car's regis-
The Costa Mesa Cham~r tratioo aDd other documents
of Commerceofnce wW opea found In the ca r, police were
Tuesday, Nov. 1, In suite led to the ho me of ··Bt&
0, 2960 Harbor Blvd., tbe Ton)•" Warone Sr. at 3092
C lttuos Bank ot Costa Mesa Ceylon, 1n Mesa Verde. They
Plaza, chamber otftcta.ls took hl m ln for questioning,
have amouDCed. Workers then released bJ m, but tr·
are busy this week moYLng rested the othe r 3 suspects Newport-Mesa school dis-
trict tupayers will have to
selld $3,283,286 to the state
dllrt:bl tbe nelt 3 years to
help tlDanee poorer school
dUtricb, accordJog to
ttcures released t!IJs week
by cUMrlct &lpt. John Nicoll.
At a press brlelt~ Mon-
day, Dr. Nicoll also madt
tbHt poilU:
• NtwpOrt-Mesa can cet
arouQd tbt S.rraao scbool -
eqraaUaatioD prorram by atillc utn ovtr-rldt tutS
to ll)tDd lDO" OD loeal tebooJa.
• Atloi'Hfl w. ho forced
tbt otlctMl Strraoo decLISoa
Ut COUI tact to court to
ti'J to pt .,.. broader ap-
plteatlcla of a.aelal ll'ltl-
llc ..-t ol ICiilool dlatrlcb ...........
• Two ........ ,JebOols
wW be dNed "'.uiiCDI
JIU Ud l _,.till fDUoltr-
llc,.,.,U .........
,..,, I ID deel ... M Jft-
tletl&,
........ wiD .. " .. ......... .-e ........ ,...,.... ..., ...... .....................
cutbacks. HJcb on tbe list
are music aDd art teachers,
psycbologists, ourses aDd
teachers aides. A ctt:lJeD
adYLsory fi"'UP WUl help dt-
termlDe whicb of tbese spe-
cial prorrams sboald be
sacrlflced. Booster (I'Oeq)S
• Ul cooth11e to help ftn&Dce
atbletJc prorn.ms, be saJd.
ln a letter to local medJ.a,
Dr. Nicoll lDv"lted reporters
to hJs omce to • 'leua a
DtW laD~Q~Ce" of school
terms, laws and ft..DaDcta.l
terms lD order to help keep
the pablle mtormtd.
OiARL.ES P. SAHDS OF
C.M. Dl ES AT AGE f1
GnYMlde MrTletS i)r c barles P. Sa.ada, '11, ol
com w--. wtU be btld at
1 p.m. rna, at Falrlla"""
W.IDOrtal Put. Mr. Suda,
a IUift of ~lo, ditd lD bit
~.Oct. IS.
Ill " •"'* "' r.u .... -. GuiM ... of Co*
Ill-. Be .... ---..... of a1rplul puta
tw a. c. tc. Clan 1raa ,.,. ... w .......... llil1l
u.ttrlt,.,..
from 583 W. 19th St . about midnight Tuesday.
Rezone petition
ok'd for ballot
A 10ntor ClaQCe petitioa
aJmed at sfloclplJII apartrntat
devtlopmeol lD Nortb Co.ta
Mesa bas qullfted *>r tta.
malllclpal tltc:UoD ballot
Delt Mareb.
City Clerk EUetll PbiDDtJ
learotd Mollday that 4.S47
slpatllru OD tta. petJtioD
baYe btea ctrUfttcl U ftlld
rtelltered ....,_ bJ tM
CCIUit7 nc1ltiV ol ........
Ulldtr ate law, oelJ S,S40
n.Ud ..,. .. ,..., ,...,....._
till 10 per etlll ot tbt eltJ"t
toten, we" IIHCIId ID place
lH 1UM ......... fL .u.,., Mil~~ ~~~~U.C.nollleclldiM ....... ...... .... ,.....,11111 ...
Htltll eo. .......... .
•n~~...,... ... ............ .w .. a..
oeotrate on consolldat~
npport tor tilt measure,
lDd on gettlnc out tbe vote.
Tbe lnttlative, if approved
by TOters lD Mareh, would
OYer-tu"' a City COUDCll dt·
c tatoo which allows ArDtl
DtYtlopmtot Co. to buUd
539 ape rt meats IDd 1!6 llD-
rlt-famUy homes OD 46 ae.
ru 110rtb ot Saa Dteco Free-
,., lad welt ol ~ Coa.t
Plua.. Tbe laWatiYe ...U
110 Umlt lilt ua to alJClt-
flmJlJ boiDtl oalJ.
Ar.el llU IMd tile pttt.
Uol II'OIIIIP tDr sa.s .m ..
Ud lllr. Mel apua ... p;:
-.JlJ CD llllr.-.1 A ....
~tr ta.s ldUioa t.a a ~tp~
....... OtWaDII'Id .... I"'PF•• , .... ,. .
J4M E lOYD JOH M a.t ACMAI
DO ROTHE A SH EEL Y F4REL WALKE R
Dolphins give
anchor awards
Jane Boy11, Dorothea
Sheely, Fart>l \\ alker aud
John Macnab were honored
yesterday dur ing t he 11th
annual sliver anchor c-om-
munJty servlct> awards ll}
the Wompn's Dlvtslon of the
Nt>wport Hartor Chamber of
Commer<'e. Th~ lunc-heon
proRram was held at the
lrvloe Coast Countr~ Club.
Linda Gromackl was ~ivt>n
the special orchid la LI}
award.
Mr. Macnab, one of t he
original foun1lng fathe rs of
tht> ··Dolphins,'' as the Wo-
mt>n's Dtvls loo is known, was
granted an honorary mem-
bership ln the Dol phins. Tht>
3 women recipients of silver
anchor awa rds were cited
for years of t-ommunJty ser-
vl<'e.
JaM Boyd ls llstt"d ln
'• Who's Who of Americatl
Women." and is a charter
member of the Women's
Couocll ot the local Realty
Board. She has been actt•e
tor many years in the As-
sistance Lea(ue and seTYed
as its president ln 1960 and
1961. She wu Instrumental
ln forming 15 new League
chapters. Mrs. Boyd, ln
business ln Corona del Mar
wtth huSbl.nd Jobn, ns the
19'76 Realtor of tht year
here.
Fartl Walker was a
biDCttr and nrst preatdtat
ol tbt DolllblM lD 1961, Sbe
btlped -rm tbt Newport H~l1)or.co.b Mesa Board
of a.tton. wu Ita tlnt
paJd eq~~~o,.. u uec-UYt
Mei"'Cai'J ud ... liP ...
mutlpie 1JMt11 Mmce. Sbt
.. a IDudtr ud eM.rteT
...... olD~ IDud'l Wo-.... , ca.ea. ._ aa put ,.. ...... ., ... ~
ol ......... Ani, -...
bltta -a. '-"' ol a.
Girls Club tor 20 years,
st>rving as bOard president
in 1974. She is now active
tn the Big Sister s, and is
serretaq to the boa rd of
•1trectors of Chr ist Unit)
Church.
Dorothea Sheely presided
o,·er the growth of Newport's
ltbrary system. She went to
wo rk at the old Balboa
llbraq in 1939, then served
in Ko rea just after World
\\>ar n. before returnt~ to
work here to 1946. She re-
tired ea rly this year. Be-
std es a lifetime of worlt ln
the library service, she has
rtevoted many hours to Girl
Scout work and to the Episco-
pal Church.
John Macnab, a weU-
Itnown local real estate :nan,
started Wacnab.tmoe
Realty ln 1970. He has ~
associated for many years
with the Chamber of Com-
merce, the Realty Board.
the Orange Coast Assu.,
Hoag Hospital FouDda~
City of Hope, and Cl\apmu
College. He was ~tor ol
the Year lD 1968 aDd presi-
dent of the Orure Cout
Assn. ln 19711Dd 19?2.
LlDda Gromackt, bell"'td
to be the youogest prelidllll
the Oolpblns eYer bad, took
over as bead of the ,.._.,
W'beo Laun LII'Ols dltd lt
mootbs aco. Slat nu a..
IJlDUIJ '•Wlabltdom Welt"
charltJ tesmll matca pilblic
relaUou earap&Jp. ud ...
band ltd otHr 1--.ortut DDl-
pllla IJidCbambw com ....
jc)bl.
MES A ART LEACll !
'"" COlD -!It lAipt wtD ..... ,: ......
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v ... 'h• *" en •• At:JO...__.. .....
prtiCtlidt .. •• • ••
THE ENSIGN Is the legal oews.
a-ptr tor tbe City of Newport Bitch aDd pubUsbes all
pllbUc mttces tor the city.
~· ARVO E. JLUPA ••••••••• Owner &Dd Publlaber
, PEG BAAPA •••••••.••••• Auoclate PubUJbtr
FRED DAVIS. • • • • . . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • Editor
HUGH McMILLAN •• , , ....•. Costa Mesa News
DOlt DE ..• , •.•• , .. Ad'rertf.a1DC. CirculatioD
JIM MOYES ••••••••••••••••••• Ao!YerUslac
LORRAINE PENNINGTON .. Secretary, Bookkeeper
. ItA Y SHANNEP ...•.•..•..•.••.. Typesetter
" K.ARlN HAAPA.. ••••••••..••••••. Typesetter
, DREXEL CANNON ....•.......• Sbop Foremau
11D<E HOUGAN ••••••••..•••• Sbop AUIIIIIII
ll•prlHftnled Notio.,olly by 11111:1 ff"'!t't4.
U.S. SUBURBAN PRE SS INC .~ AU Dl TED B '( ~·
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ONE YEAR SIJBSCRIPTIO!I ••••..•.•.... $ 6.00
TWO YEAR SUBSCRIPTION .•.•••••••... $10.00
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• 00 YOU WANT TAX RELIEF?
All our politicians --local, state
and federal --are quick on the trigger
when it comes to talking about tax
relief. But it's all just a bunch of double-
talk and hypocrisy.
There .is only one way to get tax
relief, and that is tax reduction by
cutting the cost of ~;overnment. Our
politicians don't like to hear that kind
of talk. That would cut down the pile
of money they arP. so eager to throw
around to gain vutes and stay in office.
So if you are expecting our office
holders to do anything about tax relief,
forget it. But there is something you
Cf'l do: Si~ ~~ PF.Operty tax limitation
~tltion that is now being circulated.
l!t's see__~t _!!l_ough signatures are
on the petitions to get the initiative on
the ballot. And then work to get it
approved --if you want to stop being
taxed into bankruptcy.
The outcry is already being heard:
Then where would all that. money come
from to p:ly for all the government
we're now getting? Maybe we can get
the message across that we can't afford
all that government, which is gradually
taking from us our money and our
freedom.
Approval of the property tax limita-
tion initiative will cut the politicians
off at the pockets. They'll have to stop
voting for all those wasteful spending
schemes, and maybe a whole lot of
them would be forced to seek gainful
employment, and get o!f our backs.
'• IIIKK CUIIl TAJ..II
ldiiDr ol a. .......
At IIIII I-" IIIII
We •J bt IIIYlDC I ....._
maaruo~atrorame..n.
tber tbu. a poUUetu ·-
--· !lou liDo Carl>, """""' lor C a!Uo-lito-teat.at ccwenor. Hts ,...,.
are moM naJJIUe, ud we
prar IIIII bo wtll '*It t!tom
tbat WIJ 1l'bea 1D otrlce.
Ht II)Oke Tu-r II lbo
meeiJac or the Com Muo
Republican. Womeo at tbt
Reubea E. Lee to faYor of
bute prlvaleproperty rlci!U
wbich ban ma(teourcoutry
creat, OIODe otber tbiD tbl
tree ent:erprtse system. It
these rtchtl are destroyed.
we bave IQ acncartu per.
torma.nee of soclal18m,
whicb is betDC tbrult apon·
us today, a DO crowtb p:~U.
cy. whteb meau few DeW
Jobs Ud mucb Hdaeed em.
ployment rate. He 'Stated tbl.t
Lr we keep on this road.
50 per cent of our populi·
tloo will be supportlnc the
other 50 per ceot in a tew
years.
E1gbty-ftve per cent ol
those wbo work bard do DOt
ltet a fair share. We need
self.confldenee, motlntloo,
incentive, The welfare sys-
tem recruits people away
rrom the job essentials nee·
ded to buDd a prosperoqs
society. Pay increases are
beiog voted in rather than
earnlnc: an Increase. He ad.
vocate<! a year resident re-
quirement lor welfare.
lnfiat1on is created be-
cause government spends
more than It takes ln. Our
California Wdget has in-
creased 44 per cent since
Gov. Brown has tJ.ken Ofer.
We should hold the Ud on
.spendU.. Each new tu cre-
ated causes new government
revenue to be dlstrlblted
by the Wreaucrats --ra-
ther than benefiting the ta.:~
payer.
One essential point Is the
Inventory tu that CalUor-
Dia Wsinesses must pe.y --
which is seDding much big
bu siness to Arizona and Ne-
vada, which do not levy such
a tu. 91Jr excessive ta.J:
rates are causlnc OOstoess
to move out of C alUornla,
whtch means fewe r jobs.
A poll showed that 80 per
cent of the people want less
government 1nterterence ID
their lives.
We are glad to bear tbat
Mike Curb Is spealdnc: at
many coUeges. He found at
UCLA that students believed
that business was operattnc
on a 42 per cent profit! Sta-
tistics are that they oalyop-
erate on a 4-1/2 per ceat
profit. This view muJt be
co rrected. Little profit does
not enable Wslness to re.
invest and so created new
jobs.
These views and statis-
tics come from a sell-
made man, successfUilnbJ-
stness at tbe tender age or
33 yea rs. He Is spea~
from experience, havlltc
come Into success the hard
way, workinc: up from
bottom. He had an Idea aDd
struggled to put It into oper-
ation. Now he sees what
needs to be corrected in
our society and is wUU.ac
to put forth that effort which
wlll benellt the people ln
general! Let's give h.lm that
power! Elect Mike Cub as
lieutenant governor of Cali-
Asner here to toast UNICEF lornta~=~ r::~:
Edward Asner, Emmyaw-
ard wtnner and star of the
Lou Grant teleflsion series,
wtll be tbe honored guest
at the seeood annual ''twl-
ll(bt toast lor UNICEF''
from 5 to 8 p.m. saturday,
Nov, 5, at the spa, Park
Newport apartments.
The beoettt 1s sponsored
by tbe Ora11ee County Com-
mittee tor UNICEF. Tickets
at f7 .50 a person ma1 be
obtaJ.Ded by calllag Mrs.
PARK TOUR SET
FOR THIS FRI>AY
Members or the Newport
Bet.cb Parts, Beaches aDd
R.cnatloD Commllslon are
.cbldllled to tour ctty park
flewu .. this Frtdly atter-
oooo.
ComrnJuioQIH will ban
laDCb at tbt Arches restau-
rut, liND proetod lo Pu-
-la port, MariDa port,
-a, port, Wool K-rt put, So-t Slooct> llld
C .. Dr. port.
,,.. U.n, tbeJ wW 10
to -.o Vlow port, KJap
- -port, MariDtrl 111rt. . ldlu)' Vltw put,
•• .. port, lntao Tor-,__,... -I'COUM. ud ,.,., ..... .
.~~ ..... 1!111wUI-..... -~. ......... SIIJ<I ......... .. a UCMllwUIN-~~ ...... IIUI ....
Ross Reed of La Habra .
James Roosenlt wm be the
master of ceremonies and
will Introduce Mr. Asner.
Mrs. Norman Watson of
Newport Beach Is commU-
tee cbairmu and assisting
her are Mmes. Benjamin
Brown, James Felton, James
Roosevelt, Robert Ed&:e-
combe. Miriam Emanuelson
of Newport Bea'ch; Mr s-:-
Wad e Smttuon, and M.rs.
James Bay of FouataJn,Val-
Iey; Mrs. Fruk Marsball
and Mrs. Harold Bony or
Balboa; Mrs. Harry Corea
and Mrs, F. Sbenrood Row-
laneS or Corou del Mar;
Mn. OnWe Myers of Saa-
ta Allll aDd Mrs, R. R~
ot La Habn,
DEAF CHILDREN TO
BENEFIT FROM SALE
The Sauta Ana GaUd tor
the Deal aDd CbUdrea'•
Hear·More lutitate wUl
JPODIOr aa artlbcrWudue-
Uon ttdl Saearday tTilll1al,
Oet. 29, atlbt Rtrltlry Ho-
tel, 1800 lleeArtbar Bout._
nrd, a!Jp)rt art~. Dou*'oa
Ia $Ill tile door.
Ortcb>ol Ulholnplll,
olebllp ad lflllllleo liPid
llld ••IIINII ~~rwu-
artlalo wm 111 dloplarod
flo• 7 lD I p,IL n.. ut
-lllllM at 1!10 p.m. ............. ... ,,.11
.., ... j!W\ ........ 0. .. , ...... .
• SIGN THE PETITION
Dear Editor ,
WUb the receipt of Pl'OP·
erty tu: buts, aDd less thaD
a month to qualll)' the prop-
erty tax Umltat1on petltioa
lor the ballot, enry regis-
tered f Oter s hould stco 1t
right away. Tbe they could
fote to limit the rtp-otb tbe
government can force on
them.
It you don't Jmow wbere 10
get the pettttoo to sl.co, can
Goldie at 673~57%9,
GoldleJ._
SIS VIa Lido Soud
Newport Beach, 9266!
• ASK THE GOVERNOR
Editor of the Eulp.
It wu wrttteo lD tbt Oc·
Iober U Ellllp's COlla
Mesa COGDietloa lbl.t
••freabmu Democrat OtaDll
Mancers may be tbt m&D ID
lead ao all..oat. orct .. _,
Pllh lo ret the N'-rt.Co-
11.\ M_,._.r(llootof5S)
ftDIMtcl,"
Tilt '-t Ia: WILL RE
BE? Ao lbo eiU-of lllo
11-rt Ar• IIIYt-101-
ilac tile rao..aioud b7 111o
ate Jor Mtt t:blrty .,..,.. .. 11011 ... _.., projoel,
lllaU..Io-npoor two ___ ,_
.. ..,~~_,o IOd ... Cor-........ ..,..'IIDiill_
lo lllo 1111 """' ., tao .... ........ .._....,.. ....
rallllr lo TAte i'DIIIL Y lo
Do "Ill( ..,.. c.vn .... ~ .
/
lutiJORMMI 'b II
.... llla .... ,lloJII--... Ia lloo -,.._.
pulJ I .. • WIPE'toe tlllt Ill--ud -Har-bor .U. -to Ill ,._ tloelo<lla 11171 •.
""lllo -·•laeomlttc
to tbo 11art>or A-oltortlr
lo rlllo -lor *-1 DtlnOCntl MsHIC n .. lte·
tloo, IIIII ...--ld Ill
an lllfroprtat. t11Dt for
prom...._ co.cened
Demoento, local oatelall
aDd the media to au tbe
co•eraor 1l'bee be wUl O.K.
tile ,._.,., eompleUoa. If
be to ducks'' tbe tuue, or n-
apoodl oepti.Yely, tMo be
abolld be lold clearly of
oor IIHdo llld oftllepoiiUeal
lmpUeaUOM 1a Nonmbtr,
1978.
AI tbe coveroor taeomlac
to the Harbor Ana shortly
lo raise 11111111 lor local
Democnts aeetlac re-elec-
tloo, tbat oceasloo would be
an appropriate time .l)r
promioeot, concerned Dem.
ocnts, local ottlelals aDd
the media to ast tbe conr-
aor wbea be wUI 0. K. tbe
freeway•, eomplettoa. u be
ducks tbe lsale, or HI·
poods oegaUftly, then he
should be told clearly of
our needs aDd or the po11 -
ttca1 Implications In Nov.
ember, l9'l8.
Even thougb lbe coveroor
is "pereetve<l" as a fis-
cal conservative, "a Dice
guy," aDd as hutng an at-
tractive (to some} IUestyle,
let us not be mesmerised
by these aspects, uor at1s-
fted with a.oy nUooale whiCh
would contll:ue the tneway•s
status quo of inaction and of
beloc benl(nly neclectecL
PUT IT TO THE GOY-
ERNOR -directly, openly,
aDd prompUy.
Chris steel
1543 Orane:e Ave.
Costa Mesa
• C,M. REDEVELOPMENT
Newport Harbor Enslen
Attn: Fred Davis
I thank you aod the Ensign
both for your ldnd words oo
the oecastoo ot my resJcoa-
tlon from the Costa Mesa
Redevelopment Arency, aDd
the illterest and support you
have always manifested tor
the agency 's goal of re-
vUalltlog the downtown area.
Your SU&&esttons aDd as-
ststuce, in my Judgment.
are Yltal for the evelituat
success or the aceocy, Froni
my own experlenee, I tnow
that your ~t Is carefully
considered aDd very much
appreciated by the agency
as a woole. Keep up the
good work.
It's lroolc u~ta relatl,ely
.
'111 ,1111., .. , ..,_ .. __ _ .. _...._,_ ----... .--....... Ia --......... t111t au ct anc-
Uoo -... -' "111'0-
,..... 11 tllat pi••1JIC OD I
PI'OJod-'7-f'OJod l>ulolaa
OM way Ucut to •riJ u .
batt docnalloo. ..., tt.tlbt -.c -~ eom•ldtJ
lor -boll-aact -'" 11 tbt ooe tbat cnat.1 aod
m""'•'os a flworabl• ea-
Yiroomellllor llvtac. Tltltla
precl.tely wby I arre-t to
cbalr 'be COPlmlttM to re-sooe by llllttative certa!D
property" la.tbeaorthenpor-
Uoa of Cotlta Meaa,
TM ·homeowners recoc-
DIIe tbl.t tbe ~ed rapid
eonverstoo from beu fteldJ
to bleb I.Dteosfty QHI in that
art& wm mate tramc IDd
Uvllle tbtre latolenble. U
tbe · prueDt area ot stncle
family bomeslsDOteiPI.Dded
J.Dd protected It IWJ the po-
teatlal of beJ.oc a eud.ldate
for rectevelopmeot on the
etty's fUtletb birthday. Just
bttcause most of us woo•t
be around tbeo Is DO eJ:CUM
to aot try aDd prenDt It
happeniDC to our cb.lldren
and lbos. others who wmtn.
berlt the results or the de-
cisions we mate today,
U's too bad that the tour
members or the City Councll
wbo patronized and then lg~
oored those citizens who
protested tht extension of
tllgh tnten::lty rf!sldeotltl aod
buslJK>ss uses in the area
felt that their feelings were
ooly typical of a small
mloorlty of people Ia Costa t
Mesa. In gathering signa.
tures lor the petition to re-
IODe the property, we went
all over the city. We dis-
covered tbat the concern we
felt ts sbared by an over-
wbelmlnc majority or peoplE'
in Costa Mesa.
Tbe people do understaoo
the Issues. Tbey do DOtlce
the Increase 1n noise, traf-
fic, smoc aDd concestton.
They also resent the fa ct
that these concerns are all
too often J.cnore<l by thosE'
people selected bv them to
'•ron the ctty." Well, thank
God for concerned cltluns
and those Calltornia 'oters
made tbe retereodum, recall
aDd lnlttaUve a permaoent
part of the Calltornia Con-
stitution early 1n this: cen-
tury. With those tooll of
direct democncy, people
can aod •W shOW elected
ottlc1als that wheo the rhlps
are down It 1s still tbe peo-
ple who nm the government
and not vice versa.
Michael McLaughlin
925 Crocus Circle
Costa Mesa
C. M. Harper
tlte Costa .Mesa
Coltnection
BOB'S FREEWAY
Old Bob Wilson oner did brtnc: a World's Fair to Costa
Mesa. (at least, DOt yet), tart ooe of hJ.s fondest dreams
L'S bec1DDinc to come true; the state highway folks have
started putttnc up stcn.s re·aamtna: the Newport Freeway
the "Costa Mesa Freeway." This was one of Bob's pet
projects when he was on our City Couoctl. He got then-
Assemblyman Bob Burke to push through a but re-
designating tbe Route 55 route.
After all, Bob ltgared, U Newport Is so darned anu.
freeway, why put the town's •me oo a freeway that doesn't
even 10 there?
Well, Bob, you'n done a ftDe job so tar, but there's more
to be done. You see, the Costa Mesa Freeway doesn't
really go all the ny toto Costa Mesa either. It stops at
the northeastern ec:tc• or town. and we're haft,.-a heck or
a time c•ttinc the CAL TRANS people to D.nlsh the job.
We Deed your belp agatn. Bob. Tell them that, U they don't
finish the freeway, yoo'll ltap a World's Fair in the big
OOie they'Ve left Ia Newport Blfd. Better yet, start a move
to get them to chiJICe the freeway's name to Us REAL
deltlnattoo -. have them reM•me It the Santa Ana Country
Club Freeway,
Aootber tl:liJig, Bob, U you'll CODflace C ALTRANS to go
ahead aOO tlnlsh Route 55 a1c1ae the Red Route, th.ls corne.r
wlll start a caiJ'II)&Ira to ,. .. -.me the whole cilroed thlng
Bob's Freeny.
Bypass stand is clarified
cot,. llmlueh tbo l>ullest
part or town ...
''I ,.,. to be sure tblt
-'" 1atow tbol, If I had
COM lllto further detail oa
tbe bypUHa, those 3 were
tbe ooea t bad 1D mlad,"
Mr. Hammel aid thllwttt.
ART AUCllOH AIDS
OtiLDREH'S CENTER
Prtata Ud .. _
Pl..-,
Cltapll wlU
rrtday, OeL It, II
aoetloo ol 1111 ~ cou.ca--. TH~~a rtnd
OCC'a ' C1U.
ltorlo II -IUL 'l'lto -wlll'olftllllllo ___ ,..,_ .......... ,..,. .. ...... ... ........
I
-..:-. .. -
The Birch Los. b "*'F. "'•-
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Merger?
&IM.onl. Mtlllttlc#auHU• -The ..,...meat tJI nc.r. .. tbey obeerv«l U.S. troope, npJir' Ia
the United Stat. il eutTenll,y apeodhll .ou comMt traininf. AIDOI'C lb. obler'.,.a ....
huncl.ftd b.lllloo dollan every ydl Cot cWnM. Colmel Nickollw E. Caiin from Cmmzw
Thia eaormou. eapenditutt, our leacS.n t.U ua, Rumania, Colonel Nikollll. Krivlev '-Caa·
II needed to prot.ec:t America (rom iu enemiel. mun.itt Bulprie, Colonel Lua1o L.enhnt r...
U we did not hf.ve theM crMmi.., 1 aood portion Communiat Hunpry, Colooel Bobuall Vecha
ot lh ... billlon1 eould be left in the pocket o( from Communitt Cuc:ho-Siovakia, and LfMa.
the lnetolllbJiy belequeNd t.upeyer. ttniDt General Gecqiy A. Mtkhoylcw r,_ the
But few Am erican• have ever .voiced any Soviet Union. An editorial ill' the 7imn .,...
codipleint •bout the hure burden of the def'crnte tioned the wildom dt the viait which Pa&qoa
budpt. There is an enemy to be reared u they spoU.men .. id. wu elmed It "lmprovirii ud
well know, and it.s mqne i• Communitm. The •Ublit}linc llnet ol communication bet...,
deeply incrained fear o( Red designs i• easily our military and theirs."
juatified, too, tot a quick stance at a map con· Then, .. Nported in the October 1 '-ue at
firms that h1lf of Europe, m01t of Asia, pan. the Son J ote (CoL) M~rcury·N~w•. eb: aatm·
o( Arriea, and even a few nation& in our own ben ol the Soviet Armed Forcee, led by Lieu4
Hemitphere lte controlled by the Commu· tenant General Pavel Donulovich Cud's, ....,.
nitt.s. given royal-clrpet trettment at our, P91t Ord
FluDCiDC the Eum.y Army installation and at the Nav1l Pott Gnd·
Yet how many Americana know that the uat.e School at MonUrey. In an intt1'Yiew,·Gen.
government which texee them to supporta larse eral Gudz said that be foresaw joint U.S:·So-
derenae establi1hment i1 also bending over viet cooperation to eolve military problem1.
b1ckwuds to help the very Communiau £rom Who might the enemy be if the United
whom we mUit defend ounM!lvea? It would be States and the Soviet Union join h1ncb?
no problem at all to fill this page with enmples Andrew Young has predicted that American
of the sales or military-oriented items !0 Com -troops would be uaed againat anti-Com.mW'liat
muniat nations, transactions wkich are ap-Rhodesia. The U.S.S.R would undoubtedly be
proved by Washington and, in many cases, delichted to join in .
financed or backed with taxpayers' money. The Reda Aren't C~i.Dc
What kin(~ of sales are we talking about? The mo.t galling feat.u re o( thia 0Q10inc
Computer•. m achine tools, sophi1ticated cooperation with deadly enemiet is tK8 fact
grinders for ball-bearings used in miuile equip· that it is not the Communists who are chanaiftl,
ment, and everything needed to build and equip In every way, the leadership of the United
the largest' true~ fa ctory in the world. looate:d States is making all the c4cessiona in order to
on the Kama R1 ve r near Moscow. All of th18 make a merger of our system and thein poe·
growing aid and trade to the Com munists is sible. Because the Communist8 will remain
justified as emart politics in this age of d6tente. Communists. however, the only way to brine
Not even the spectacle of Soviet-equipped about that merger is for us to become Red
Cuban troops invading Angola bas been enough ounelves. As incred ible 1.11 it may appeu, thill ia
tn e~:pose such self-defeating folly. euctly what is happening -even a1 we spend
Joint U.S.·Soviet Military? one hundred billion dollars to protect oUJHlvet
On June 13, the Arm.v Times published a from Communiam. ' photo showing a number of high-rankins of. ({; 1977 ThrJohn B~h S«idy Ftat"'"
often
more •
NAME BRAND LADIES ' SPORTSWEAR
SEPARATES · PANTS. SKIRTS, JACKETS. VESTS. TUNICS,
BLOUSES, LONG SLEEVES. SLEEVELESS. TANK TOPS.
LOHG AND SHORT DRESSES. ROBES, COFFEE COATS.
SWEATERS. SHOES.
MEN'S SPORTSHIRTS. SLACKS. JACKETS. SUITS.
MAJOR
CR£DIT
CARDS
DRASTICALLY REDUCED!!
SINCE 1949
DIEPAIIITMI!NT
-, ...... .....
a.osa -
1111 NEWPOIIT ll VD., COSTA IE SA
"74 HONDA CIVIC
4 ~ .. • .,._,, rtdo, beater. Uc. '18t4HSN
Sloc:tc t2044A..
52499
PACa
• cyl.. -..to. .,_.. • condltionif'IO, .,...
aeeering, radio. MIW, whltwall tnt. vtnw'l
roof. tint~ Alut. whHI cow ... cuttom todwtor, CUitCim kUrior. Uc. M3HLP 8lk.
IP-199
r-~-----------, 1 Adv•~eed . 1 1 VIdeo lr Ces , ... ,_ 1 THE BEE LINE BIIA to give
Linda awards
"EWPOAT HARBOR ENSH~
PUfl.ISMED IEEJ<LY • PG. 3
TltURIMY, OCT. IJ • _,
CODA Dfl MAR, CALIF.
1 7HW.eMflta ....... c:....._.,...,. 1
1 Name .......• T•tte ..... ·····1
I F~rm .. ....•• ' ••.. ···I
I Ad~ .. -·1 I C!"v • .. ....... Stile ... Zip ...... I
I Phone ....... 1
I I
I I -
Oar Car
., /Aif~Y a•a.1
Tbt cii.J wu brictlt aDd tra.tfte lJC't aW
tH ....... ,.,. tnaty, faJled to ...
tbt JYJ dl'lfed ltp 41rect.tac to tt. 'hrt
ca. ..uuce at Suta -~• oa OIPtldiC day. Bllt. ....... U.. peneyeruee Ud pit._...
ot laod drtYer. Mr. B ••• plUI tbe bn,tll
colored eud deaotJac oar desUaatJoa. beld
lip ...plo.e to tbe wt.Dcllhleld, broupt '' mo-
tloMd'' dlr.ctJou tbrouctl tbe elutt.rofean
ud IDI.M ol la.Det to the clubhouse portall.
Ht" Mn. Wlddfll's earreeelvedJmmedJate
atteGUoa. Tbft, with ber, we were IOOG
comfDrtallly ud baJIPUJ seated.
JACKIE EATON, eeoter, llsbown here wlth
LyDD aDd Clement Hlracb at open!Dg day at
Saata Anita race tnck. (Janey Berls pboto.)
The Balboa island lm-
prove meat Auoct.auoo hOlds
Us aowai ceoen.l meeUAc
tonight, Oct. %7. NeWJ)('rt
Bea.eb PoUce Chief Charlet
R. Gross wUl speak at tbt
assembly, which begins at
7:30 p.m. at the CommunJt)'
Center at 115 Agate oo the
lslaod.
Several presentations wlll
be made, lncluding the Que
Linda awards to island re-
sidents and shopkeepers Wbo
hue done the most to im -
prove their quarters during
the past year.
New flfficersanddlrectors
w 111 tJe lot rodu t· ('(1 ,
Pllo•e Is S!l~rlor
A fq ... C. ................ ..._ ....... , ..
Esc:U.mnt buued all ai'OWid us ••• some
of tbe loac ttme ~rs were atr.ad7
balftrt.Dc ooe aoother, traclblc bot Up~. (I
wooder). AtteDtioo was dlfided, howeftr, be-
twND the t..1l ram•'• home plate on T.V.
and tbe borse1 In tbe flesh, on the home
stretcbl Luocbeon was so cSellelou.s we ate
thrqh a coqple of races. others tbtre
from our town lDeluded LJ1)D and Clement
Hirsch, Shirlee and Bob Guggenheim and
the Eatoos.
• • • • •
m)'th.'' to bear beragainwas)Ustasinterest-
lng. Sbe can extra hlebUctlts of hts lUe
and ber asaoctaUon with hJs daughter Marla,
wbo passed any only a few weeks ago.
Patte al80 brought pictures of the Czar,
Czartna and tbelr children, plus others,
but the scoop was the tape they had made
for T. V. wtth Marla, oot having any idea
she was 80 Ul. It had not been edited or
polished. Many questions were asked and
auwered by Marta. The tape closed the
program, except tor a brisk aod lntormative
questtoo and answer period with Miss
Barham.
Servfnt. as president of the
assodatlon wlll he Gall Vin-
je, a member of U•e Newport
Bea~'h CitlzE>ns Litter Con-
trol Co mmittee.
WE H!WE ALL YOU Nl!f?~
IN GIPT ffRAP. LABBL MID .................. ,.. .......................... .. IAaYq the club was a breeze. Mrs. 1 MAILING MATBRIAL·S. .. -...y. ....... .. .... AT ,_., ...... =~~::;..~:. ..... ,-:: c. ............... ~ ......... ..... :r ..... w .. ,._..,,_ .... ....._..,,., ......,......, ......................... .
Waddell's ear was annouoeed almost im-
mediately as we came out the door. We
were amued at this man's memory. Ar.
rtvtoc at the Huntington in Pasadena, we ac-
companied Helen Waddell across the old
rustte bridge to her suite \flth its lanai
that overlooked tbe swimming pool. Sitting
here we watched with interest preparation
for a doc show. Old Engllsh sheep dogs
were betoc brushed, fiuUed and combed.
Our tavortte seemed to be everyone's fa-
vorite, such a personalttyl
Vice -president for the new
term ::1re Tom llouston, Dick
Lockman and Don Tvler.
Hanc11lng finaott>s for the
I( roup wUl be Eo Siebel. New
directors art> BUJ LaPlante,
Uoroth} Bono, L!"t> Cuylt>r
.111d WUI Coo~r. rte -elt>r·ted
to a uew term ou .1 tht> IJoa I'll
Is Don T~ ler.
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RENTALS AND SALES
ROBERT'S TUX SHOP
LATEST FASHIONS & COLORS
Formal Wear is Ovr Only 8u11ness . II Matters
Followln( dtnner "e bade Helengood-ntght
and made our way back across the rustle
bridge, stopping for a moment to watch the
dogs going through their paces. All went
weU until they were lined up for a parade
fi.Dale. Couldn't tell •hat spooked them, but
bedlam ensued • • • all were barking and
nlppq except one. He stood on his blod
legs wtth hls front Ones wrapped Uke arms
around his owner, just ltke a llttle ch ild
seetloc protection and comfort, Don't kno•
how 1t ended because "Mr. Berls' car"
was pointed homeward. • • • • •
MarUyn (Mrs. Richard) Hausman is a oosy
young woman. Scarcely was she finished
wltb the fabulous party at Rogers Garden
to benefit multiple sclerosis when she opened
her lovely and exciting home on Even.lng
Star Lane for Friends of the Library dessert
atralr. Tbey are busy women too, working
like beavers to support the library project.
The large attendance showed special In-
terest 1n hearing speaker Patte Barham.
Though I had heard Patte and have her
latest book. '' Rasputln. the man behind the
Mrs. Hllct!y, president of the Friends of
the Llbnry, thanked all attending and ad-
flsed them that books were avaUable and
the many that bad made purchases before
the mee«ag could have them autographed
U they chose. New members and renewals
to Frieods o1 tbe Library were accepted.
BernadJpe (Mrs. Henry)' Ullman assisted
at the entrance. Fran Sloper, vi~'e-presldent,
and Mary Richardson, Immediate past prexy,
were on bud to 41rect guests to the resplen-
dent dessert table, wbtre homemade English
trtne, with coffee or tea, was served. Among
those attending were Zada Tyalor, one of
the directors; Mary Roosevelt, Paula Bas-
tiaanse of Spyglass HtU; Carol Kanzaller,
Linda Isle, wtth Helen Coffey, Ruth (Mrs •
John) Hausman, Dick's lovely mother; Vied
Malouf, Gladys Tritt aDd Louise Woolsey.
Also Pat Rollins, Carroll Seek, who has
lcnown Patte since Patte's baby days •.• 1n
fact, Carroll recalled ber nephe\f, Alfred
Glllou, (just retired vlce.pres. of Douglas
Aircraft), and Patte used to slt on the sea
wall talking chtld language, undersfool1 only
by themsel•es.
There are mol'1! interesting programs
scheduled by Friends of the Library, so
look ahead. Don't miss any of them.
Rofferdam orchestra
to open concert series
ALBERT GORDON DIES
Funeral services for Al-
bert C. Gordon, 72, a native
of Oregon who had llved in
Newport Beach for 5 years,
were conducted Friday h }
Rev. F. Brian Cox of St.
James Episcopal Church.
There's music In the wtngs
as the Orange County Phll-
harmoDlc Society tunes up
tor the 24th season.
The openilll concert on
Sunday, Oct, 30, wlll fea-
ture tbe Rotterdalll Phllbar-
monlc, wtth Edo de Waart
on the podium, at the Santa
Ana high school auditorium,
at 8:30p.m.
The program will include
Schumann's ••overture,
scheno and finale, Opus
52"; Diepenbrock's '•Mar-
syas aDd the nymphs,"
o'clock preview wUl be held
at Saddleback Inn, 1660 E.
First St., Santa Ana. Dr.
Burton L. Karson of Corona
del Mar, proCessor of music
at Cal State University, Ful-
lerton, wUJ give the pre-
view talk. All previews art>
free and open to the pabllc.
Mr. Gordon, ao industrial
eD(lDMr, died Oct. 19 in
Part Lido fllgshtp Connl-
escent Hospital. He ts sur.
vived by his wife, Nellie.
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Three for
price of
Now. save on 8x 1 0 color
enlargements by KODAK
Brtng us your tavonte
color slides. color prmts
or KOOACOLOR
Negatives For every
three 8x 1 0 color
enlargements you order.
you pay for two and get
one free Otter exp~res
November9 Actnow
and be sure to ask us for
Color Process•ng by
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coLOR
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Cal's Cameras
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646-9383
HOU s: ~OM.-THURS. 10 .. ' '•Dance of the nymphs," al¥1
R "Rl • 1 o •• 1.: sAT. 9 •• s '• Apollo's epUogue"; and
Na•t To Western Fect.al Savings a Loan Assoc Berltoz's ''Symphonle fan-
2 7 56 E. C 0 AS T H W Y ., C 0 R 0 H A DEl ll A R tastlque,"
Phone (714) 84~122 Preced.loc t.be concert, a
The back stage hospital-
ity committee wlll welcome
the orchestra members wtth
refreshments. Tbe commit-
tee, aU members of the Ir-
vine Terrace PhJlharmonl<'
Associates, wtu follow tra-
clltion by giving each orches-
tra member a select, jum-
oo orange to remind them
of Orange County when they
return home to Holland. Mrs.
Edward L. Harkness is
chaJrman aDd Mrs. George
WUUamson Is co-chairman
ot the back stare hospitality.
porcelain salon ... not a store
BUT AN EXPERIENCE!
·------· ------,....·~~~----~.. 5:30 p.m. d1111er aDd 7
CAMELLIAS
Winter and ~prial blOOIDI of
wiU&e, piaka or reds. SiDcle,
double and 'ro.' fonlll.
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ftec. 3.1&
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Nov.l
. :.I Florut Special I .HAVE A
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THIS WEEKEND! 8'' Bubble
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For ticket informaUon
contact the Orange County
Philharmonic office, 1801
Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa,
92627, phone 646-6411.
The following coocert will
be onSaturday,Nov.12, when
Zubin Mehta, music direc-
tor of the Los Angeles PhU.
harmonic, wtll lead bis or-
chestra in the ftrst concert
1n the final yearbeforeleav.
lng for Ule directorsbfp or
the New York Philbarmontc
in 1~8.
A 5:30 p.m. dlnoer and 7
o'clock preview are also
planned at the Saddleblck
Inn. Mrs, Georte Behrendt,
chairman of the Los Aocel-
es Phllbarmonic Assocta-
Uon, wUl speak on tbe 16
years of Mr. Mehta's lea-
dership of the Orchestra,
1\l.s departure at the end or
the season, and the arrtnl
of Carlo Marta Gtulilll as
his successor.
Kids get
pumpkins
Anna Doble, Realtor as-
sociate with Coats ' Wal-
lace Real Eltlte, at the
Newport Ceater oftlee, re.
ports ber • patJo pumpkin
peteh Mid at her bomt at
SS Stlftr«»>d tD l"lDt's
Dterfteld tract, dtllcbted
IOJM 200 flmtliH •bo par.
ttctpated Oct. IZ.
O.bbed ''the PlmpldJa La-
dJ.. bJ tbo8t tuiiiC part,
AU~ put c.t aoo attn eo
local .... tatUIIc tilt C.O-
... to OOIM lliek a.l 1M .. ~ ot tltllr eao&et • • ...._ ,..,......,. Jrom
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ll'lbabiwa of tM mdllnlld world of Cybel.
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lve lftjt..u.d bou~tt.IDdno .... aod dltldrw~ ...._ ,..... •.
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ud lbo Cbombor -ld "be lllclocloll -.... Clary, lint ----~· a little more active ta tbl •Aoe...pi"'G• Dr. __ ..... ,..,. city." Moon, bd .._pJ'Midtllt; · So ••11 -lie liere wheft you ftlld ua All OUR YESTERDA YS i '·O.r tnewar IIDU mut K-,.....,, 1-,
be completed," he sa.Jd, arc-'ud W.. Reldl. ewuttwe Inc lbo Chamber of Com-,._.. v...-l!ecMiarla
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BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
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We will be pleud to ... lat 10•, U JOD . wlell.
OP£1'1 II· I ,
mlttee to mo.re aeUoo. 1'be Dtrecton lllcllde Doll
75,000 to 85,000 ea.rs a dl)' Bull, Tbomu Cbudler, Pat
uslDC Newport Blvd. must Coaaell1 Jack CarltJ, H.
cet ott the street," be add· Jack Ban. Wlllud Jofdu.
eel. He mentlooed the flnt Roy :Ja-. LewiJ: Klddlr,lo·
Costa Mesa freeway alp. ._. Metcal4 W.Ue IIUler,
replacloi the Newport tree-S.e N'tcbol.._ TbaodonRo-
way designation oo tbe Suta blu Jr., Arleae SeMler,
Aoa freeway, wtllc b brought otto Diad Schroeder, DoD
CLOSED MONDAY applause from the p.ther-SoatliWortb ud Robert M. '
DI:L IIA&
log. wu.oo.
"We must understaDd our
••l&hbors lo 901Yino aroo HARBOR PATROL
problems. •' he said, _
Costa Mesa Is the fiber-SITE BIDS CAll ED
glass capital In the world
fo r OOats and the city bn e
300 dlversllled 1Ddustrtes 1D
town. he pointed out, Ust-
lng the increase in DUmber
of bu siness licenses Issued,
sales tu Income, and asses-
sed valualfoo since the city
was locorporated 25 years
ago next June 29. A ·month-
long celebntlon Is planoed
at tbat time.
Tbo CC0111r llo&rd of 911-
perTiaort appro•ed eoatnct
documetU 'hesdi.J lor eoo-
structloD of replacem.eat
<lockttlc tacWUes at the
sherttrs harbor patrol fa-
cUlties In Newport Harbor.
ART AUCTION la•lta-la bald by-ala-'7
ocllool prtoclpal Scott "-'-u PTA WQO ud -.o
Vlce-Pf'Midellt Bat. Kelly ud art IIICUoll cbairWoiiWl
Carol" w .... ncbmidt dllcau tbe PT A-llllll)llmnd art
auctioD .c:bedllled. for tb1l Friday Dicbt at be tcbool.
Sca..lptare lD the torllf'OUDd. represeots •me ot tba art
to be offered at tbt aactioo, wbleb lllrtl db a prwin
at 8 ud actual a.lea at 9, RttresbmeiD wW be Al't'ed.
aad ! ortctDti art works wW be ctna u door prlsel.
.Aucttoa proceeds wUJ buy boob aad lean.llre materta11
tor tile tcbool, wblcb 1s loca.tecl at 1900 Port Seabouroe,
Harbor VIew Homes. Works o1 eontempory Americu ud
European arttltl wlll be featured, tncludlac oll1 bJ AultiD
aad Shepard, Mlsha etcblap, Dtd:eo water colors. ud
llllqropOs by Plcuao, Cbopll llld Dall, S.rl(ropbo.
woodc11ts aM otber media will be lDcluded.. AU pieces
wW be custom framed. (Photo by Frank McGu).
Hwy
FOR
QU~LITY
Photo Finishing
N
t
ft Clrf(OI
COLOR PROCESSING 'n Kodak He descr ibed the 1,426
a cres of open space, stre tch-
ing from Fairview regional
Park to the Santa Am
Country Club, as the answer
to coocern about the physi-
cal enYtrooment. Ao ampbl-
tbeater planned fo r the Or-
q e County Fatrr rouOOs
aDd the South Coast
Repertory Theater were
praised as cultural develop-
ments to the city. He said,
''Adequate and sate boUsq
for less fortunate seDJor
citizens Is being planoed."
TbeJ ~11 receln bids lor
coostructtoo No•. 21. Estt-
mated cost for the docb,
wblch sboUld be complete by
May 5, 1978, Is $183,000.
Tbe projeCt lDcludes eoa-
strucUOn of 8,000 aqure
feet offtoattncdocks, a small
landi.Dc pier, and dredetDCot
approzt.mately 11000 cubl.c
yards of sOO&l matertal. UN.
COSTUME WORKSHOP
SET FOR SATURDAY
CM MAN BOOKED .--P-u-a"'L'"',-=c'"'N"o'"'T"'I-=c-=E-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.
''The city has a super
appointed stall, honest aM
dedicated,'' but he admitted
'mistakes are made occa-
sionally.
At the
IN SHOOTING CASE FICTITIOVS BUSII<ESS
NAME STATEMENT Tb• Mea. Verde bn..och
library wtll hold a Hallowetr~o
costume worklbop Saturday,
Oct. 29, from 2 to 4 p.m.
MaterWs a.nd ld., tor
creatine simple clilldrea's
cosblmes wlll be prol'lded
free. All cblldreo are lD-
l'tted to pa.rtlclpate; those
wbo already bin costumu
may work on Halloweea
cards or easy home decora-
tions.
The Jdesa Verde llbra.ry
is at 2969 Mesa Verde Dr.
East, ln Costa Mesa.
Tlmothy J. Canaaugb, 24,
of 3C11'7 K111ybroote LaDe,
Co.ta Mesa, was booted
MoDdly D1cbt on a cbarce
of uautt wttbloteottoeom.
mlt mu :-Oer.
PoUce, wno were called
to the residence at 10:20
p.m., reported that Cu·
l.fi&UIIIi bad nrtd a rtne at
bla ltlter-ln-law, He141 S.
Welch, 21, HuDlt.Qrton Beach.
She bad reportlldlY brobo
a wtmtoY to pin eatry to
the borne 111 an attempt to
stop a strun:le between tbe
P UBLIC N OTI CE man aM tllswUe,GretcbeD, z:s, Lt. Georgt · Lortoo., Co-
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS sta Mesa pollee, reporttc1.
NAME STATEMENT She wu DOt bit. Tbe Y1fe
Tbe foUow~ person ll wu takea to Costa Mea
doJ.De business a.s: Wlllb.ma bo~pttal wttb an;.,;,ln,)lnrodl~ lee
aDd Associates, 21301 Bani! sqtter"" In t~ '"~~
Tbe fol1owlac ptr.GDI ue
dollll baliDIA U : McDoaald
and Assx:tates, 1151 Don
. St., 1101, Newport Betcb.
C.alU. 926&0: Bryan Gtorae
U:cDoaald, 3402 Uarca• st.,
Newport Beactl,CaW, 9!I&Oj
Dl.aDe Sue McDoaald, SW
Uareus St., Newport Bea.ch,
caw. 92680.
Tbis blsiDessls coDducted
by • ceooral porlMr .. lp.
SfCDed: Bryn McDoM.ld,
Tbls .tatemeat waa mtd
wlth tbe cou.aty clerk or or ..
ange Couaty Oct. 24, tm.
Pubtllb: Oet. 1:1, No• •• s,
10, 17, 1V17, In tbe Newport
H~rE~ F-MIN
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
.Mesa Board of Realtors totalled more
than $434 million during the first 9
months of 1977. THIS IS A 22-1/2%
INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD
OF 1976. 8,500 new listings were
processed, of which 47%WERESOLD.
71% of the sales were cooperative.
List your property with a Realtor,
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 '1 I
~n., Hl!~artoo &acb, CL BRUNO ':(~I'll'! ol~~~i~~ II· 9%646: lni.De Maoqtmnt '. CoTp., ·c aru. Corp., !lSOJ .
Banlf Ln., Runtt~o Beach, 57, Of . COM DIES
Ca. 92646, This blsloesstscooducted Memorial services for
by a corponUon. Bru.oo ll Eckhardt, 57, of
. Corpontlon Name: Irrtoe 315 Poinsettia, Corooa del
c p A Mar , were held Saturday lD
Muagemeot orp., · · the Community Coocre-
Frltb, Pres. . ••--·, c~· b f C Tbla statement was ftltd p uuuao .... rc o oroaa
wltb the county clerk of Or-del Mar.
uee CQUDty Oct. 24, 1977• Mr. Eckhardt, a oauve of 27 N GermaD)', died Oct. 21 In Publish: Oct. ' o•. 3, Hoac bospltal. He hid ll•ed 10• 17• 1977•111 the Newp>rt Ira oruce CouDty for2years
Harbor EnsJgo. F -~199 aDd ln Calltoroia for 17
P U BL IC NOT ICE years. He wasapurcbuln(
FICTrrtOUS s lisJ:Ni:.sS agent for Power Replace-
NAME STATEMENT mtot Co,
Tbe fol.knrt~ periiOD 1s He ls lllrviYed bybiswite, EU.ubetb; soo.s Robert of dolrlc buslDess as: Coroaa LaHabra, John oi KeoDe-
del Mar Carpet & Lf.Doleum wtck, Wash., a dauchter,
Ceater, 2846 E. Cout Hwy., Mrs. St .. ea BuckDer,
Corom del ,far, Ca. 92625: Boise, kb.bo; a step-dli&Jb-
Danlel C. Scher, 718 Jas-ter, AUce GuertlDe of
mlDe, Corooa del Mar, Ca. DowDey; his mother, Hedwtc
92625. Tbis blstDeas ls cooducttd Eckhardt, of Loac Beach, aod 4 crudcb.Udrell. by aD ladh1daal, SI(Dtd! DooatioDI were IUO..ted
1 Daniel Seber. to the Amer ican Caa-Tbis statement was ftled wltb the eouaty clerk of Or-cer Society or the Oruce ,..._ Z-4 couaty LAine AQII., Arruace-
q e CouDl)' """'· • 1977• meats were by the Nepbi.Dt
Publlsb: Oct. 27, Nov. 3, Society, wUb bart.a.l at sea..
10, 17, 1977, 1D the Newport
Harbor Eosl&n. F-M197 HALLOWEEN PARTY
_.::P.!:V.::B:::L.:;' c~N:::O:.,:T.:;' c::•=--CHILDREN AT CYC
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS TIM CoroDI cSel Mar Com-
NAME STATE~ENT mllllltJ Yoatb Ceater 1a pn-
Tbe tollowbtc person 1s NDt1Dc a Ballow ... colblme
dolDC buiDeu as: Jull puty tor clilldrta 6 to 15
' Plambi.Dc-Ret:ail, Z4U Nnr-OD Moldly, Oct. Sl, from
port Bll'd., eo.ta Mesa, 4 to S:SO p.m.
CaW. 9ZU7: S&dl:ley Albert Tbtre wtU be a n.rlety
Bartoo. 6111 Seubore Dr., ot fU. pmes_ ud prt&H.
Newport Boac:b, CaiU, 9360!, Tbo party wW lnclllde a
Tbll bui_.Iacoadlleted co.t.me c:oatMt. botlblllelor
br aa ~. Slpod: &IIDioo, 11111111 lor prtsn,
SidDey Atbtrt Bartoo. a pllc..poiC' ball nee, a
Tblo llal-... ftllld pa...,tdo c:anlll cootool, ud
wttb lbre ooutJ clerk of Or-a bl....,. ••·
-~Oct, 24, 19?'1.
Pabltllb: Oct. 17, !tot'. s,
10, t7, 1m, a.u. Newport
1 HarbOr t:.lp. F -84111
P VBL IC NC'I.TICE
. -..• C:.l!-.
Fr::Tn'IOIJI BUBDII!IIS
I<AIIJ: ri'ATEIIEIIT
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PUBLI C NOTICE
SALE BEGINS SATURDAY epe1 sundays
Dining Tables
Reg. $289.00
Reg. $260.00
-EXTEND
SALE $199.00
SALE $199.00
·SALE $249.00 Reg. $335.00
Game Tables --EXTEND
Reg. $200.00
Reg. $185.00
Side Chairs
& UP vinyl
Serving Carts
& UP
Lamp Tables
Reg. $100.00
Bar Stogls
Rea. s&O.oo
SALE $145.00
SALE $119.00
SALE $29.95
or fabric seats
SALE $89.00
SALE $69.00
pedestal 23" diam.
SALE $47.50
Sideboard& AS LOW AS $139.00
Book Caaes SALE $109.00
Rea-$189.00 71" X 30"
Lounse Chairs SALE $59.00
R... $103.00 limited number
Hi-Chairs SALE $59.00
R ... $89~ blue or natural • Sweden
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Open house No.v. 6th at New Directioils · · .. ifJf'OitT HABit EMSICJII
PULISHEDIEEKLY·PC. 5
THURSDAY, OCT. %7, Jtn
CO RONA OEL MAR. CAUF.
There Is Infinite
Good
Waiting For
You
It's true. You don't !an to be the Ylctlm
of ct.reumatanees or fttl t .. t 101aU0os to
problemt are oat of reach. Tbfoaeb t.be
uDdtrstaDd~ of God a.Dd IUs IDftDite power,
any lllml.ll altuatloo can be cbaJICtd for tbe
better.
To learn more about tbe bel.l1Dc power
.Jf l.Df1o1te good, come bt&r a talk by Horaclo
Omar RtYU, C.S.B., formerly of BDtaoa
Aires, Argentina, called ''Tbt Power of
God."
OfRISTIAM SCIENCE LECTURE
8:00 P.M. TuHday, Nof. 1
SecoQd Ct.arch, Cbrttt Scleattst,•
3100 Pacltle VIew Dr., Coroaa del Mar
Free parld.IIC aDd clilld can proYlcled.
1 Tlme z.ft\:1 I Tlmu ~ words or less • , • 2.00 •••• S.50 ••• : •.so
21 to 30 words ••••• s.oo •.•• 4.'15 •••• 6.00
Sl to 40 -.tords •• · ••• 4,00 ••• , 6.50 •••• 8.00
Each wdrd over 40 • • .10. • • • .15 • • • • .ZO
r·v. ?!tx~· · 'P e ,HSOMAL
c
SAILING student would Ub
to cnw. Open weekends
aDd 10me weekdays. Call
548-2113.
8 PARKING SPACFS oo8al-
boa Ialud. LtaM lor
small bo&ta, cars,
campers aDd tn.llers. Call
615-2006.
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ALICE'S BOUDCLEAMU«i,
re~.oDible, reUablt. Rtf-
ereoe•. On trauporta-
ttoa.. Me-48'71 &QJtime.
e JIOR SALI
18-1/2 foot llaDdella akl
boat. V -DrtTe, water
cooled. OT pipn, _.,soo.
Call 714-4S3-4747 dlyt;
714-433-~87 .....
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Harbor •
Vlew Hills, 5 bedrooms,
pool. Drtn by 1524 SIDd-
cutlt aDd call 644-1511.
• LOS't AMD POUM• .
T AI$"! . MALE, IMUttred,
weariJ1c a wblte n• collar
u.c1 wttb a strt.. Lolt
OD Iris Street 00 1oJaod
aide. Call 644-7W.
•HIARlMG AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
• • a:z ••
Proper F.itting Auured
3409 E. Coast Hwy.
COfONdel Mw
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1A1cM o1 Wewport &anor,
Ia a NCOftiT llomt for tM wo-.. alcol!olle II <>raap
COUIJ wlaleb opeDid Itt
NeWcomers· at JI~g
• TUESDAY, AUG. SO ao, • Mr. U11 Mn. Tl-
Glrl -Kr. ud Mn. Terry motllJ BMdel aoaa Btreb
Loreatsea, 1115 AYltmore Street, SIJib AM a.tcta.
Ternce, Coaa Mtsa. Glrl-Mr.udlilra.EfnJD
Boy-Mr. ud Mn. DaYid AYUes, 75"7 SMII.r, II,
PorbM, ZJM NorM AYeaae, Cut& .....
Cotta y.._ • FRIDAY, SEPT. t
• WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11 Boy • Mr. ud llln. Da·
Girl -Mr. IDd Kra. K.ta-Yid WUcoJ, Z'lll Dntt Ave.,
aetb Wanow, W lrT1De A•-Cotta Mtla.
tlllt, Newport Htlcbb. • SUNDAY, SEP'I'. 11
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 1 Boy • Mr. ud Mrt. Ml-
Boy -Mr. &DIS Mrs. Kurt cbael Muller, ztza Cliff Dr.,
Donat, 1592 Suta Aoa Ave., Newport Hetcta.
Costa Mea. Boy : Mr. a.ad Mn. Bryu
Boy -Mr. aod Mrs. San-settler~ -lor7 Oruce, Apt.
dro Yurada, 5'1'1 ParkDrlve, 8-S, Cotta ......
Costa Mesa. Boy • Mr. aDd Mrs. Ro-
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 2 bert Crocu, UOS ldabo Pl.,
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. LU'T)' Colt& Mtla.
Stroman. 2700 Peterson • MONDAY, SEPT. 12
Way, Costa Mesa. Boy • Mr. ud Kra. Don -
Girl -Mr. a.Dd Mrs. Larry ald Pft.rrma.aD, 45! Mapo-
McGary, 14S Zlst Street. lla, Costa Mea.
Costa Mea. • TUESDAY, SBPT. lS
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 Boy • Mr. aDC1 Mra. Paul
Girl -Mr. IDd Mrs. Douc-SUer, 9!5 Bel ... Clrclt, tu KeDdal.l. 2378 Carlton Cotta MeA.
Place, Cotta Mesa. • WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 14
• MONDAY, SEPT. 5 Girl-Mr. udMrt.Bnace
Boy -Mr. aod Mrs. Larry KettDer, 10'11 Platte Drln,
Dlaldn, 2.0'7 S3rdStreet, West CottaM ...
Newport. Girl • Kr. aJid Mn. Jollll
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 6 K.ahl, 1'729 Port Marpte,
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Rua-Harbor VIew HomH •
stU Diebl, 492 Eut 16th Boy • Mr. aDd Mrt. Fre-
Ptace, Costa Mea. dertck Dalllll, 51'1 VIa Lldo
Girl -Mr. aod Mrs. Larry Saud, Llclo Isle.
Wbaltn, 1110 Vtetorla • THURSDAY, SEPT. 15
St., 8-102, Colt& Mna. TwlD boya -Mr. a.Dd Mra.
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Perry Chrtatopber RobUlard, 1'1
Vala.Dtloe, SSM Martrold &aDdaDet Dr., Newport
C Lrde, Costa Mesa. 8eacb.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 • FRIDAY, SEPT. 16
Girl -Mr. aDd Mn. Kru-• Boy • Mr. aDd Mrs. Roo-
U Gupta. S Kialoa Court, . ald Additoa, 3700 Blue Key,
Newport Beacb. Harbor Vl4rtr H1111.
EX!CtrfiVE" iWIFE wi.b-
lllc to baby1lt borne, boat
&Dd fllry tamUy lor ab-
seotM Newport area own-
era, preferably 6 moatbl
or more. Crtdtot1als
avallable. 642-2045.
PSYCHIC ·cAN (mumertse)
lond oDM, otbtn to do
, yoar bldd.IDI. WrtttJamU,
Box 1015._ £..-. Ore-
COD-(50S) Ml-1110~
• MUSitAL POR SALI
Complete Mltctioa of an
Yamaha Gr&Ddl bert DOW.
Plu1 tlDe aaed Grud PW.O.
• stelDWay, Yama .. , HamU-
toD.. Dallbar, Ltoaard, etc.,
trom $15t5.
Great be.rp.l.u to coo-
JOlt ' llllDet pluM, Kim-
ball, Aci'OIODlC, WartitMr,
Kobler 6 CampbtU, Yam-
aha, Kabe, Currier, etc.,
from $'7t5.
Yamabl -worlc!'a betlt
ttllllc orpo -,.an ablld
feabu .. -euy play -matl-
cal tatecrtty. Btlt Stltctioa
rlcht beret SPEX:lAL: Yam-
... iplDtt orpo w/rbythm,
•per bay f MtS.
9CHIIIM' MUSIC CO.
Stelll'fty -Yamabl
1t0'7 ll MaiD St., 8ula Aa
• 'LUMBIMG-H!A TlMG
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 1'1
Boy-Mr. udlilra.James
Gatbrle, 1* PortClaJ1dce,
Harbor Ylew tlbmH.
• SUMDAY, SEPT. 11
Gtrl -Mr. aDd Mrt. Ron-
ald Yoaac. 2100 Mooro•ta,
Costa Mea.
Boy -Mr. aod Mn. John
Olin, SOOt FUmore Way,
190, Cotta Meaa.
• MONDAY, SEPT. 19
Girl -Mr. IDd Mrs. 0.-
Yid Reed, 1612 Corlaoder,
Costa Mesa.
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 20
Boy -Mr. &Dd Mrs. Doo-
ald KJcbt. 2104 Natlollllll AY-
tDUe, Costa Ill ...
Boy -Kr. UIS Mrt. RoD-
aid C .. mberlala, 412
PrLDcetoa Drln, Costa Me-
a.
Boy-Mr. &DIS Mrs. WaJDI
Matt--. 16<n E. Balboa
81Yd .. Balboa •
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 22
Boy -Mr. aid Mn. Da-
Yid Grilbam, SOl Roekford
Place, Cameo Blcb'•Dds.
Boy -Mr. ud Mrt. Ro-
bert Clea, 50'1 AYtDida La-
den., tbe Blafla.
Boy -Mr. ud Mrt. Ml-
c .. el GnaoL 141 E. 22Dd
street, CoM:& Mea.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 24
Girl-Mr. m!Mra.Douc-
laa MIJ"'ball, 11 Moaterty
Clrclt, SpJIIua HW •
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 15
Glrl -Mr. ud Mn. Reid
ADder-, 19M Port Albul
Place, RaltJor Ylft Homes.
• MOIIDAY, SEPT ••
SA&..S & S!lltVD
420 E. 17tb Stot Coat& Mea
646-'Mot -~-6855
MALCOLM (aUD) CUTLI.R
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1-lllA-II_N_I_H_AI_DW_AI_I_-t SALES I. SERVICE
Wlttr IMettn, 1U ud
Boy • Mr. UIS Mn. Ktltll
FaUmer, lW Clhea'OD L&Dt,
COIIIaM.._
Girl -Mr. a.S Mn. ro-c-
1.u SaU..-et. tO'FS a.,..
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• PLORIST
FLOWERS FOR'
ALL OCCASIONS
DeMurl Tosh
FLORISTS
·fiHOHE: ..... 71 za Nauspcwt llwd.
ColtaMtaa
•DIY Q.IAMIIS
DIMMITT
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• F•c.ta -Fllblree IDd 't& repair parta aftllablt at •• • 1tET AIL STORI
14M Mwport Bl~_.1 Coeta
Ill... "-' ta-4111. rne Md~Mt• to "IIIPe
JOU .._. ID CG~~Per. ·s•••• Llc .. u J0094t
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Plum~ing
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640-7.444
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Gtrl -Mz. ud Mn. Yoa-
lDWI lwuUi, lUI EldtD
AY ... , ~~f Co* M-.
Glrl -.,. ud Mrs. .loel c...,.,.u. net ~ 11,
co.ea~~ea.
• TUa:DAY, SIP!'. 1'7
Boy _ Mr. IIIII Mrs. vae.
tor Ratl.... tM Valeeclll
stn.t.ll COIDIII&
Girl • \.;. 1111 Mn. 11·
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Oct. 28th
Partlh Wi~ PartDtn
Clll<tr le wlll biYe a flm-
Uy Jllftttlre bnlkfutOct.!l
from t:IO to IIOOil at CoM:&
lit• Llou Part OD lltb
It. Do.tJoa for br•J&:tut,
muiJnlm lor member faml-
Uu of 4 or more, 1t N.so.
Fo11otrLDc tbe bnOfut
wW bt 11M .._.t s-mpt~D
carrt.ac COitllt.
Tbt moalllly famlly plcldc:
at Reller Put. lltll st. 1D
Co.a ..._, ta Ht ttr Oct.
It, aooa eo • p.m. EYery
famUy brt.aca bot doe• or
umbarcen to crUI &Dd a
pot)aek salad to lbaN. Home
lb&de let cr.m wt11 bt 1n1de
liter laocb.
Por more lDiormattoa
aboot tbe pteote, call Roo
Hlcbleo, 6M-S147, or
S!Mrryt Wuct, 646 -0642.
THELMA HOPE ART
ON DISPLAY IH CDM
Tbroucb the mooth of No-
tembtr pa!Dttncs oooe on
tbe blc LllaDd of llawaU wtll
be on elblbltloo at Mutual
Sutncs aDd Lo&o. 286'1 E.
Coast HJ.ctnrly, Corona del
Mar. TMlma Paddock Hope
of Newport Beaell spent 4
months lD Hawau wttb her
daachter, Marcia Y ounc,
also an artist.
Botb dld portnlts ln a
little pllery oa tiM llJcbway
part of the Ume and ooee
a ,;eek dro.. to the Uttle
mountaJo town or Waimea.,
where Martla was busy wttb
btr cbai'COI.l portntts aDd
Tbelma taucbt a small elus
a.Dd sketched the la.ndscape.
PETER GRIMES OF
N.B. DIES AT AGE 9!)
Granslde servtcts for
Peter A. Grtmes, ~.of New-
port Beach. were conducted
Tutaday by Father Kerry
Beaullea of St. Joachim's
Catbollc Cwrch. Costa
Wea.
Mr. Kaye, aatlte of Peu-
sylftllia, wu a writer aod
bad Uved lD the county a.od
state for a rears. He 1s sur-
Yiftd by b1s wife, Marta;
a 100, Pierr., or HlntJactoa
Btaeb; 2 da.qbttrs, lfarta
8. TeaiDilD CJf Newport Beacb
&Dd Aroes McKon of San
Jua.n Caplstraoo. He died
Oct. ZO 1D Newport Beacb.
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dftM"ftoMIIa~
................. pro •
Ylded k NCO'Nrt.l W'Omell
a.leo-.oUec. T1lle a.o.. wW
ncette ~ ftiD llafe IJl.
IIJaMd ud p.rocnaMd aro.cta tbt priJNry re-
CO'IH'J pertod.. Tbt .. nsi-
.. YW ••e bMa ta.ro.ap a dleodfteata. period. bad
aa llltrocllctloa eo IObrtety
&Dd rte09ti'J plAMIII aDd
10mt alc:obol edllcattoo be-
Jort tllttrlal tM bontt •
Reftrrala come from the
Ia~ botlpltal tr•tmeot
procrama, tbthl11t1Dcprl-
mary r«::ftry ..... .Al-
cobOlltm Coac:U aod Alco-
bollct ADOQYmoaa. ft ls pro-
jteted tblt the ob~ttves
of tbt procnm ww be met
wltll a Ntldace period of
4 to a w..a. Ia 10m. C&Mt
addlUOGal U me may bt
lltCNIIfY. Tbe maximum
rt.tidtoet period wUI be 8
wttlta.
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• CQRdNA DEL MAR
Co10111 del Mar capttal.IMd on tty tuoovetl ud cot a
r-t porformuce ol s --l!om WarUA ltlbt>ud, as tbt S.. KJacs weat o.o to dtf•ttbe Lacu• Beacb Arti..IU
!2-!0 111 Soutb Coast League play at Nnport Harbor Hlcb
Ttuoroday otcbt. •
TIM Artlatl pn tbe Sea Ktacs a tate scare u tbey
scored 2 louebdowaa lD lbt iUt 3 mJDutes, ooly to fall 2:
potnts sbort 11 the flaal caa.
Corona del Mar seemed to bave tbe pme completely
uDder control as they posted a 16-0 adnatap at halfUme.
Tbe Sea Kines ftnt scored on tbelr secoDd poaseuloo
wbeo fllbb&rd carried the t.ll. 4 Urnes on a drive tbat
started at L~na·s 37-yard une, ftDally colltc OYtr from
2 yards out.
Less tbao a mi.Dute later, safety RJek starDes picked
off a BW Gompt pass, rtYIDC the Sea KlDcs a ftrst down
at tbe Artist !6, Coroaa was ooly able to drlYe to the
11-yard Uae, where quarterback Kurt Broelanan booted
a 25-yard field coal to mate 1t 9-0. Laguaa helped Corooa
to one more score before the half when the Artlsts tumbled
a Dan flannapn pulll and Erie Raft recovered on Lagwaa's
2'1. Four plays later It was Hubbtrd got-.: over for bls
second TO from 3 yards out, followed by Brockman's PAT
to complete the first ball scortng.
Laguaa boooced bl.ck uDder the leadersbip of 'Ntrterb&ct
BUI Gompl late In the tblrd ~aiter when Darta.l OUver
caur;bt a 9-yard scorlDc pass, cappiDe a drive that bepn
on the Sea !flog 12-yard Uoe after a 35-yard punt retun.
When tt n-.ny seemed tbat Laguna mlgbt be able to
build some momentum, It was Jim Rlcbardlon tumbllnc
aoother Sea King pUDt, with Craig Johoston cWmiDg 1t
for COM on Laguna's 15. With 8:22 left. Hubbard scored
his third and noal TD on a 1-yard run. making II 22-7
after Brockman's PAT.
Lar;una Beach got Us tlrst break when Br8ctman threw
Into the hands of Rlcbardsoo. who returned the pass to
Laguoa•s own 42. Gompf then went to wort, puttlng on a
dar.zU.ag aerial display with passes of 31, 25, aod 9 yards,
capped by a scoring pass of 11 yards to Oliver with 3:13
to play. Laguna faked the extra point aod went tor 2, but
the pass was incomplete and the score was ZZ-13.
One minute later, Laguna defenders charged to on Sea
Klog p.~nter Fl~.D~JagaD, blocking" the punt and giving the
Artists possession on COM's 25-yard line. It was Gompf
aga.ln. passi.ac tor 15 yard$, running for 4, aod passing to
Jamie Plumber on a 6-yard scoring strike with 1:32 lett.
The PAT was · good, aOO II was 22-20. An on-sides ldck
was to no a vall, as the Sea Kings recovered and time ran
out.
Gompf ran and passed brUUantly, with 105 yards rushing
and 134 yards passlng on 10 completions. Hubbard pined
102 yards rushillg for the Sea Kings, glviag him over
100 yards rushlog tn each of the last 3 games.
Corooa del Mar (3-1) wUI invite Mission Viejo to
Davidson Field Friday night tor the hOmecoming r;a.me.
which wllllticllioff at 8 p.m. • • • • • • •
• NEWPORT HARBOR
The Newport Harbor Sailors )Jmped oo the Edison
Chargers early In the game aDd held on to w1.o by a fteld
goal 17-14 In a Sunset League clash at Harbor high Friday
lllght before 4,500.
U wu a 75-yard punt return by Sailor Bob Brown that Pit ltewport on top In tbe ftrst quarter 7-0. But quarter-
beet Fn.nt Starer aDd tbe Chargers bouoced bact ln the
second quarter 10th their big play, a 48-yard tun by Wl-
bl.ck Jim Crtss. followed by a Mite Haney enra potot to
tle1ta7-7.
Undauoted, Ne1rp0rt Harbor see-sawed back wlth a Wayne
Kasparek Loterceptton to set up Mark Hales for a 1:1 -yard
field goal to once again put the S&Uors on top. But quarter-
bact Craig Lyons wasn't flnlslled, as he urlneered a
74-yard drive which ebded 10th Bryon Ward tumbltJJC oo
the 1-yard plooge and Joe Carnahan reco•erloc the loose
ball In the end r.one for a Sailor touchdown. Hales added
the conversion and It was 17-7 at half.
Ed1.90n stalled on the opening c1rlve of the secoDd half
On a fourth and 3 situation deep to their own territory.
But Setner pulled a surprise, passing to Scott Feeney
• • • • • • • ESTANCIA
The EJtuela Elite• saw thtlr bope1 of bMt1la( sua.
A• Valley and .UJ1nc 1IDIWMttd both d'"'lll*r wn.n
SIJita AJII'a Ed KolU.u lntereepttd a deflected Phi oa hlJ
OWD 10-ytrd llae to llop tbe llclel' 11tb bout driVe.
aDd ctn the F&leoDS a 14-13 Yk:tory 1D a. etuh o1 the
uadefeated at the Suta A• Bowl FrtttaJ Diehl.
Stata Ana Valley, previoully raak~ No. 2 lD Onoce
Couoty, weat abead for rood •rly LD. tbe barth ""-rter
wbeo qurterbtct AEMJy Patp threw to Holltras o.o a 40-
yard scori.De strtlte, followed by Mart Slatllhter's pme
wiDDlog conversloo. wbich put the Falcou up by 1.
Estaocla c!omloated the ofteoalve statiAtce, moYIDc well
oa the FaJCOill throu(bout the came. Elb.ocla scored twice
LD the secocd period on two 10-yard scort.ac puaes to
Glea.o Riels aDd Mite Camp. Ra.ody Brouwer put tllrough
tbe nrst PAT for the Eagles b.tt second oae drifted 10de
of the uprtchts, eveotu&lly becomiDg a erudal error.
SliD Ana Valley was flrst to score lo the pme when
Patce led the FaJeons oa a 99-ya..rd drive, ec.Unc oo a
5-yard nan by tallt.ck Robert Powell to the ftrst quarter.
Eltaocla led 13-7 at balft1me but eoald DOC haDe oa. leaYlng
the Eagles 10th a 5-l record aDd putU.nc Saota Ana at 3-1.
Estancia pined 312 yards In total offense to SAY's
209. Jera.nko was 18 for 29 gatntng Z07 yards, wbUe Pa'tce
was 7 of 12 for 147. • • • • • • • • COSTA MESA
Trojan quarterback John Davis came off the bench and
the Injured Ust to lead University to a 12-6 victory over
Costa Mesa in a South Coast league thriller at Irvine High
field Saturday ntgbt.
ReceiYer Joe Cruz snatched Dnis's 6-yard aerial In
the eOO zone with one minute remalalng to brea.k a 6-6
tle and give University their .nrst league victory, The
scortag pass capped a 70-yard driYe which Costa Mesa
helped sustain with 2 pass IDterference calls.
Both teams scored their flrst touchdowns lD the second
period, with University on the board nrst. The Trojans
scored when Cruz caucbt a Davis pass lDd quickly pitched
1t to David Lang made, whO sprlnted 40 yards for the TO.
La111made's PAT try was partially blocked aDd It was 6-0.
Costa Mesa came rtr;bt baelt with a 74-yard drive en-
gloeered by Cliff Tlog, tndlng with a 1-yard plunge by
Mike Scarlett. Untverslty did not forget and blocked the
Must.aod conversion attempt to make U a first haJf stalemate.
Costa Mesa bad two other scoring opportu nities tbatwere
turned away, one by a nag. the ot,ber by a footstep. Rick
Ayers caught a scoring pass as the hllfttme guo SOtiDded,
but the otnclal ruled Ayers was )Jst a ba.Jr out of the end
zone, nullif)1og the 25-yard. strike. Early In the third
quarter Mike Teree:ts ran 18 yards for a TO only to have
It DUIWied by an UlegaJ procedure penalty.
Costa Mesa had 214 )'lrds In offense, while Un.tverslty
claimed 237 yards nf real estate.
S~gn up for Boys Club BB
Si(n..ups for the Eastblutr
Boys Club intramural be.s-
kett».ll pror;ram will be held
this Saturday, Oct. %9, from
10 a.m. uotU 3 p.m. at the
club, located at 2555 Ylsta
!Jel oro.
Practices wUI be held dur-
l.nc: December, aDd teague
play Will run from January
through April, according to
program director Roy
JeoklDs.
Teams will play In schOol
grade classlftcatlons froru
2od through lOth grades.
'•DuriE¥ teague play,
e•ery boy on every team will
get to play at least half the
game,'' according to Roy.
••We stress participation,
rather than winning."
A.o $8 H(lstnttoa fee In-
cludes a uniform for each
boy. Stgn-ups are on a first-
come, first-served basis.
A double.ellmlnaUon
tournament wUl be held on
each grade level at season's
end.
The Boys Club also needs
coaches and referees, says
Roy.
NOSA will
name slate
Jr. All-America action The anoual meeting of the
Newport Ocean Sailing Assn.
wUI be held at 10 a.m. tb1s
Sunday, Oct. 30, at theBabta
Corldhian Yacht Club, Co-
rona del Mar.
Newport's Jonlor AU-
American Football (JAAF)
teams are beaded for pos-
sible county playoff berths,
with jost 2 games left on
the regular-season sched-
ule. Here are the results
of last week's r;ames:
• • •
N.B. CHIEFS, 6
WFSTMINSTER CUBS, 12
Tim Cole's touchdown on
a roll out got the Chiefs
on the scoreboard late In
the game. Four tumbles by
the Newport team ga ve the
Cubs their scorl.ng ad·
nntage. Coach Watklns
named David Mlsterley as
one of his outstandJ..DC
players.
• • •
N. B. CHEYENNES, 14
WEST GARDEN GROVE
CRUSADERS, .32
Tbe Cbeyeme loss to the
undefeated Crusaders was
the ftrst league loss lh1l:
year for tbe Newport team.
In tbe flrst ba.lf, Cheyeo.ne
num1ac backs Davtd Rose
and Jeff Jobuon botb scored
On nlct niDI. Tbe defMLSe
&lJo looted &ood aDd at balf
Ume tbe score '"' tttd, 14-14. Tbe boltom dropped
out tor tbt Chtyeooes lo tbe
aecoad bl.lf. Marty Bnnm's
tumble nccwery wu one of
the few brtcht spoil for the
lo<&la.
Coeeb 8arDel Dlmed Joo
Po8t, Wry Vuce, Bob
Pallttr, Pat Artllro•kll.
Rlet~Uf TlfiOr IJid Cbrto
w...-u-ll(plaY-
.,. II tM pnnau ... t•t ..... . . .
II. B. COOGABB 41
CIIITIIAL caib£11 GROVE
LAIIC PI, ' Qlllllant~plly
,_ ... ? ... *' Olta ... u...,. ••*tdlar aiOI~•••LIII_,.IIl.e~
downs were to follow, by
Coach Post's regular and
reserve teams. Mike Terry
scored twice, Tim Mack,
Dick Nichol, Tim Baroes
and Guy Koch followed with
touclldowns. Koch's score
was set up by a 40 yard
pass to Richard Schweickert
on the precediDg play. Tbe
defense Umlted the Laocers
to only oDe touchdown, wttb
good defeul'9 wort betnc
turned 1D by Aody Warner,
Roddy Tbomas and Todd
Aldrich.
Picked as top players lo
the Oct. 15 pme were Mike
Hom, Rep.o Hess, John
Kane, Moost Pridemore,
Jeff Brown and Peter
stoucbton. • • •
N B. COMMA~, 42
,CERRn'OS GREEN HOR-
NETS, 6
A CommandO scor1111
drive early I.D the pme set
tbe toot for tbe vtetory.
Quarterba.ct Bobby Ha.t-news 60-ya.rd touchdown
pu1 to Erik Dexter. Sten
Abshire's lllterceptioa wltb
a 40-Jtrd IUD tor uother
touct.Jcrn. andJobD £Ulott's
4 toucbclonl, corublDad wttb
Mike Smltb"a I'UDDllll, o,.r ..
wltelmed tbe GrMG lk>neta.
Tbe Commudo defeue wu
led ., cartborw ""' stock-
bam.
fD thl Oct. 15 pme,
'apblot tile -Coul Cbloll, Pttllek WWiamo
was cW bJ C01eb RaJ u
barilc plaJed l YOI'J iood
pmt • • • •
II. B.COIDI~t
ORAIIGI BIA•, 14
1'111 Onttp ...... -"'
oarl1 ...... -.... tile CoraMT 1'llll Knport ---.. .. -..-·wtllll
50-l'll'l ----
from quarterback David Pat-
terson to Dnid Curtis. Good
ground galalng by tbe
Coro-.•s Gartn Greely lotbe
second half worried the Or-
azw:e team, wblcb beld on to
a 14-6 wln.
In the Oct. 15 game.
against the SUo Devils, Coach
Phll Dny listed hls star
players at Pat Coz, Scott
McCartney, John Onstattarxl
Matt Ttncter.
• • •
N, B. CORSAIRS, 8
MISSION VIEJOD1ABLOS,25
The N. B. Conatrs were
dowoed by the Mission Vlejo
Olablos ZS to B. A 60 J'll'l
drt'e by the Corsairs, with
SUI Brlcht takiPC 1t In for
a touchdon from tbe 001
half yard tine 'ftS not eDOO&b
to stop the Olablos, wbo
passed and ran their way
to victory.
In tbe Oct.15 pmeapiDit
the Irvine VIQileros, Wblcb
the CorsaJrJ woa, tbe Cor-
sair playenoftbtwttkwtn
Erlc Lar10a. JohD MaeDer
aDd Chuck AlbtD..
CHERYLJOHHSTOHIS
PLAYER OF WEEK
C .. ryl Job-I ,.IIIDr
at Coro• del liar bleb
tcbool, wu eboeta u tbt onnce CcoJ1t7 Slaro' player
of tbt ,..111: tor Hr out-
ola!MIIII( 111&1' -1111 loa
Kllp-1111 "-
lltaeh_I< ... A-
1-0. TllolwlaiOIIIMCo.-
dOI ~;lllo a 1-0
-..-.!. CtlorYI Ia 1'1" ud-·
lalllooUO-rud
blo .. or,TIIIa lolllr-JOil-1111 .. IQop.
Co.-dol liar---... 1111-aid, "Ciior1l-wr • &8 Wt 111..,...
.... IMIM'-Jam,n
omcers and directors for
1978 will be elected. Tbe
oomtnattne committee has
submitted the tollo...U.
slate: John t'olcomb, presi-
dent; Howard Martyn, flrst
Yice -president; Jerry
Bnme, ZOO rice-president;
Don Moss, 3rd vice-presi-
dent; WOllam Headden, sec-
retary; James Emml; trea-
surer; directors BUl Rohrs,
Swede Johnsoo, Don ADder-
SOD and Oa'fe Stone. Jobn C.
Robinson Is the outgoing
president.
Trophies wUI be preeoted
to class wiDDers of the 2oth
aDDUal ArtOSJ nee aDd the
29th 14·m11e t..ak race •
Commodores tod n.ce com-
mittee chairmen of SCYA
yacht clubs will parttclpat.
I.D a dlnebJ nee follOWlDC
the meetq.
RYCKOFF TOP WIHH ER '
IN I.C.C.C. TOURNEY .
Paul Rye..,tf pmered lop
bonors lA the Rawaoo Foote-
Earl StuleJ memorial toar-
Dimoat played Oct. IZ at lr-
Ytae Cout Couatry Clu.b by
ebtpphlc eloseet to tiM pta
OD 19 after bt ud , P•l
RUt bOth ..Ued87'olo....,..
lltloo play. TN EarlStule)'
troptly weat to V'tne Cox,
alto willa • Dtt 17.
Ia tllm play ol I low
111111, ._ lod CIIO.llam of
D. MeAJpiM, 0, PonUIJid
il. llayoM .. ~-·
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paud&. .... c-11-
-.,... -wtlll J. T--.c.-uda. .,._ ..... -11 Ill. too .. II IJ4 ftn ll ttnrt, L Colo, D. ,..,_
'"" w. Oorllllul.
NliPOn IWliDII EISiflll PIJ.IU It ED IEBtfY •I'G. I
.kewjwtl :lfotlo-e
8ocww ceo., !Inc.
I<AUREEH BIVEH
HEW OWH ER, I<AHAGER
901 DOVER DUVI::, SUITE UO
NEWPORT lEACH, CAUPORNIA 9Z66J 6Jl.()414
I 1£:
&IDBII ILIINS CD.
'>Vl;R .SO YEAR~ OF SERVICt;.
The Newer Bluffs
OYBJ,OOKS POOL
Spectacular 2 Story End Unit
TownhOJSe, Overlooking Sparkling
Pool And Ramada. 2 Separate
Suites, 3 Baths, Huge F•miiY Room
Easily Convertible To AnothP.r
Suite. Highly Upgraded. Many
Custom Features. $157,500
REALTORS
881 Dover. Drive, N.B. 631-la
Two CoHages
•.• on one lot ln COM, each 10th oot bedroom.
Ideal for people who wa.Dt the prtncy of UriDg
alone plus the ecooomte advantace ol abart.ac ooe
property. Close to sboppt.Dg ... ideal locatloa. Froot
unit bas fireplace, hardwood Doors, oo sta.lrs to
climb in either unit. Sl49,500.
YOU'LL LIKE OUR UP
•.. Experle~~tcecl Sele• p., ....... a.
759-0811
SITUATED ON TEN ACRES
SPAO~V & 2 BEDROOM APARTfiENTS
• ,,..,. .. ,..... • , • ..,1 .....
• POOLS • TIMMI$ COUITI . ........ ,_.,, ...... .-A~·-· ..... _,. •4 ,,.,._..4 . .. 900 s.. ,.,.
14•oA'itlo.; ••-c. .... H..,.: ... to ·''-
. TIIU-Y, OCT. 27, 1177
. -COtiiiiA DElilA' CAUF. . .
A COZY
LITTLE
COTTAGE
IN EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
• HARDWOOD FLOOR$
• 3-CAR GARAGE
• ALLEY ACCESS
• ROO~< FOR CAI<P'ER
IIOU TRAILER,
•··. ~ • ' ~A
~ ., ;lB.
' '
' Roy
McCardle
Realtor
548-7729
1810 Newport Bl
Costa Mesa
OLD TIMBUCTOO
Historic landmark of the gold rush country;
29 plus acres just off the Yut». River. netr Rowr:b
and Ready aoc1 Grass Valley. Tlmbtred, a.aUYI
water on the-!aDd as well as water senlce to
the property. Has old, handdressed stone Wells Fargo
Bldg. on the propert~· butts not .lD usable condit10D.
Suitable ror home or ~amper reotaJ. Ele<:trtc
powstt and lelfPh!:»De se"Jce. Eectebtee~~.)llt
few mhmtes awaJ. A sportsman's paradise. 145,000
~Del some terms may he auuaote.
Reinecke Realty, Placerville,
(916) 622·5510,
or Bunster Creely,
(714) 646-6338.
lnr Mite Realtor 2901 N-1 Blvd.;.;,;;,;.. ______ ....
Newport Buch, CA. 92663
PRESTIGE AREA
Bf!auti£ul. modt>rn. Peninsula
Point home with t'overed patio.
dining room. rirepl"ce. 3 Bdrms. 2
Bath:s. on quiet. :;ecluded ~reel.
just st eps from bay & ocean
29 "rrcstreet $162•0011 675-4305 evs
75-46.30
''Loved-Nest"
San Juan
TbrH bedroom, two bath condo wUbLD wa.l111DC
dtstuCe to qua.ltlt downtown Capistrano. lluy u-
tru. Run! HtUDc surrounded bJ thl bWe of
tM Caplstr&Do ValleY, with belches oearbyl
PRICED FOR Qt11CK SALEI
'$64,900
SALES PERSONS ·--.
Tired ol amall eommtuD .,uti?
How oboat 90\1, to yoa -· 10!1 ID 1111
brolll:er oo Ill dllll? Somt belp
wbh IAIYtrllldtr(. (llo •--• tao per lnCIDtl!i ...., .. "Ice.)
..... v .
.Surftina cJ!aalfJJ
2119 Newport llvd.,
615-6111
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I~RT HARIOR EJtSIGI TMURSOAY, OCT. 11, 19n
Newport Beach Baltoa Island MUitED IEEKL Y-PAGE 7 OOOA DEL MAR. CAL
Lido Isle Corona del Mar ...
.b a.e.tJYe borne for tbt dqerfmtattac blyer
tbat ndlatH TLC aDd tbe OOGYtaleoce of family
11Ytlc. Tbt muter .alte belDr ~ep&rate from tbt
otber three bedrooms proYidH a toaeb of prtftCJ,
A ..,aeious famUy room, bar aDd formal diDlDc,
wbleb open olio two separate patios, are ideal for
eatertaJ..DJDc. $37 5, 000.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Irvine
A 17 1 20 famUy room wttll ftrtplaee 1D tilt.
IQICI'aded lrY1De S bedroom bome WWWa 1rll.k1.lc
«H.tuee of Herttage Park. setx.ou a.ad sbopl •••
$79,900 •••• * OPEN HOUSES*
Birchfield Ranch
* Open Sun. 1 to 5
20292 BIRCH ST., SANTA ANA HTS.
Nearly three-fourths acre of country llrtag in
·~ Upper Newport a_, ... 8 borse stable ••• cbarmiJic
2 bedroom ranch house ••• cozy guest bouse .••
sparkliDc pool •••
$137,500
' ---AND-··
;f·urtlerock Btoadmoor
* Open Sun. 1 to 4
5322 SIERRA ROJA
DOlt Y. nAJUCJ.UC
15¥r~
CAMEO SHORES ·
Coroaa del Mar's mo.tp~addrtss. VIew,
pool. plus qaaUty borne wttb prtft.te beaeb cu be
JGQrS. Call DOW .,r JOIIll' Oft prtY&te aboYtac.
AJ!potltmelt oDly. Prtct $311,000. Call 140-Slel.
Call 640-6161
._.,_,_lllllNTING SllL.IlCTIID CL.IENTI IM
f'KAL. lliTATil COUNIEL.ING
AND f'NVESTMKNTI
Look what
Emmitt Smith
listed!!!
IRVINE CONDO --2 BEDROOMS IN WALNUT
SQUARE. AIR-CONDrrJONED, CABLE TV. HEAR
PARK AND POOL --SCHOOLS AND SBOPP~Mi •
WOW!!-$56,000
REALTORS
671-1111
Exchange
Prtme Eastslcle Costa Mea daplex. 3 Bedro
IPPtr unit wiUl saDdeet, lower 2 bedroom w .
•closed patio aDd yard. K1nc slsed bedroom
iDd.lrlMl lauDdry areas, bu1lt-1D rue•. OYe.
p.rtlqe dJ.sposal, aDd diabwubtr aDd fireplaces.
Jut 5 yean old.
Oner desires eJehuce tor addlUooal unit. in
Su Clemente. $146,500.
$146,500
COU OF MIWPOITIEALTOIS
2$111.C...ttfwr c ...........
.67$-$11'1
*******.**** THE· ·BESl" IN COM
Delightfully fresh 2 bdrm.. 2 baths,
family rm .• dining rm .. glistening
hdwd. floors. Partial view of hills &
ocean.
TREAT YOURSELF & COME BY
OPEN SAT. & SUk 1·5
525 HAUL DIIYI
IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR
Rachell~ Robers, R.,lto
3333 .E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar 675·2373
***** ** **
All IIEWL Y REFURBISHm
Corona del . Mar Duplex
3-BEDROOMS & 2-BEDROOMS
416 Poinsettia
Open Sat. & Sun.l-5
Call helyn Smith 673-0122
UHited Hrolers
.... 1 .. , ..
HOW CAH I DEFER MY GAIN ON MY
t RESIDENCE, tf I SELL?-SERVING
ASK us NEWPORT BEACH
SINC~1MO
759-0226 anytime
EARL£ ''BUD" CORBIN, Gal
BBOIIJ
..,... .. ""' . ---
· Cidu lsle .
AttracttYe 4 bedroom, I bUb, alllcleltoi'J, aMd
brtet ~. O.IDIC1 <*IJip, IIUdWood floors.
Lup patio. a toot lot. tan,ooo.
lf"lJ niDOdll.S, 4 bedrooma, cSH. t ....._ u.tll I'OOia dll CICMdnl ceWIIa. Lalp .....
bldnoe .... tll4,110.
PelliJtslllll .
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IIB:IIIIb/ nil•
nllltr
$169,750!!!
L&fle 4 bedroom POOL home close to WestcUtf
shopptnc in Harbor High School dlstrlct. All new
kitchen. Comfortable fam1ly room with used brtclt
fireplace. Super Urtng, dining and patio for eoter -
taiDJ.Dg. Beurly Morphy, 642-8235.
---------------~·---------------
901 DOVER DR.. U~I23S I 16« SAH MIGUEL. «•6200
4S..S CAMPUS DR., 752•1414
QUIET WOODED
IX!pln, aouth of the Highway, Corona del Mu.
Warm 2-bedroom, aDd deo (could be 3 bedroom)
home. Ideal for home or Investment.
PLUS
Nearly new 2 nedroom Income unit.
Lots of wood and glass ---beam ceiling --•
sunny garden patio. F'lreplace ln each unit.
ALL FOR ONLY $175,500
Owner anx:tous to sell.
'li®VRR
A GREAT BUY!
Laguna Beach --3 bedroom home with plans
to elplDd. Lots of wood and glass cha rm. Large
tot. ONLY $179,000
MAURY STAUFFER-·
SEA LION REAL TV
1213 N. COAST HWY •• LAGUNA BEACH
497-3388 644-2212 ------raw ~ a 0 A TLR.LftZWVVV--
NOT HAUNTED!!. Neat bom• +
income to beJp with expenses.
414-414Y.I ACACIA, CdM $210,000
365·36S'h LaPERLE, C.M. $188.500
1900 ALTURA, I. T. 12~6.0~·
OfiN SAT. lr SUM. 1·1
r ,.. · • ..,. -... ,.. • * t "! ~ r' ~"" 1 v '-; • . • ~ . I y
A LA CARTE
Choice Fresh
A GARNI BOUQUET
OF DESIRABLE RENTALS
1. HORS D'OEVVRES
2 bedrooms aDd den • • • tully furnished oo a
tree Hoed street and only steps to tilt beach.
$750.
2. CAVIAR
Vlew-Vlew-View ln this newly decorated 2 bed·
room, Z bath apartment in tblt top fUcbt
location of ''The Cbanel Reef". $1,050.
3. PLATE DU JOU R
N e• EnglaDd cottage, 3 bedrooms, Z baths
as fresh and sweet as homemade bread. $575.
4. SP ECIAL OF TilE HOUSE
3 bedrooms, Z baths of brand oew coostrvc-
tlon. All ready tor }·ou. $500 . * 67s.snl *
3637 E. C.Ut. Mwy
Corona .. Mer ·
Harbor View Homes
Three bedrooms PLUS famlly room. Close to
park and pool.
Reduced··· $141,000
• • • • • Super R-2 Lot
BUILDERS TAKE NOTE! Here is a Cute Cotta(t
ln Corona del Mar oo one of those choice R-! lots.
$125,000
-·"' u.t-7.3 ;r MARTIN
REAL ESTATE
Jll6 E.CDAST ftiGHIAY.CDDIADEL MAl
PRETTY PORTOFINO
$173,500 (fee land)
Tbe t:awlous Harbor Vlew Homes Portotlno model ctns you 3 bed-
rooru \II)Stalrs and a 4th bedroom with Its owu prtnte bltb in tbe
loft aboYe tbe qe Boaus Room. A I.arte ltY1Deroom with eo1y IUDUD
nrestde c~mtrsatioo area, a wall of mirror 1D tbe formal diDlJ:IC-
room, aDd a spukl1DC wet bar mate rradous -.rtaildllc a pl-...re •
Lure famtly room wttb lots of booltcues olf tbt brtcbt, cbeer)'
ktteMD. plus tbt flblalou Bollas Room lDd brtet patio, all ctYe o-
Umlttd sp~.ee tor tamUy ud pelts 110 HjoJ tb1s bomelD a .aper-
pl•...t eonu111Dlty. Your ktds wtll ••er croa a street 110 tbe •elou
pool, ebabboue, tJ11e put ud ~ AwlerwD EltmeM&ry
Sc:bool. Wb.J DDt ea11 today lor a 110-obiJptloD ~tot 110 -. ttl
'1'7S,soo r ...
645-7221 , .
WESTCUFF ~lY CO.
1711 WIITQ.I PP DR.
MIWPOIT 81ACM. CA. tJMO
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•
HOOL ~£~.~~ ~~., ~~~~!~~~~ ...
I lait 'l'bal'llla1'• rtpl&r port c .... r wu eoDIJDood
maottac ol tba lltwJi>rt 1o IIOY. 1.
Bueh PlaaDiac Commtl-• BLOCK 600 or Newport
• CORONA DIL ••• N •ton: , Ceater wu tht 10bjeet of
• con• MilA • AREA PLAN tor Ceo-a rtiUbdlvlaJon request lor
• UTAH CU. tnl Newport wu dta<:us..S 'S commerctal Iota aDd blat • < L ' M•MAI. Y aod coatlautd to Nov. 3. matter ....., •lso contlllU.cl
NEWPORT HARBJR ENSIG'l
PUBI.I!HED WEEKLY ·PG.8
ealiforn'
THURSDAY, OCT.l7, 19n
OORONA OEL MAR. CALI F.
• MIWPORT HARIOI E • GENERAL PLAN to Nov. s.
Reported by GLENN GILBE&T amendments atfeeUac laDcl • MEETING TIME for tbe use c.W.es, bu.Udl,ble acre-Planntng Commission re ..
ace tormll.lu aad deDIIb' ma.los 7 p.m. the nrst aDd
deslgna.Uoos were diseussed 3rd Thursdays, alter tlHI
and continued to Nov. 17. Commission refllsedtoadopt
. Jagua r ,..,.r.,,;,.,.
Personalized By Chuck ~ltnlewakl
PROVIDING the romantic Interest in the Lido Isle Players
production of '• Arsenic anct old lace•• wut be Mite
Btelitz and Evely n Wllson. The play will be staged at
8:30 p.m. Nov. 15 through 19 to the Lido clubhouse,
Nat Michaud and Elsie PaJnter have the lead roles of the
2 ladles whO serve the poisoned elderberry wine to
lonely old men.
~obert' s ~arber ~~op
2901 E. Co••t Hwy. at Hetlotropt
Corona del M8r, Ca. 92625 •
(714) 873·5153 ~
·xww ·ror American Cars
'zX'
·zx · lor lmponed & Compacl Cars
Newport-Mesa studeiU
aDd their parents are en-
couraged to attend the career
fairs to be held at Fa'sblon
Island and South Coast Plar.a
today, Oct. 27. 11 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Represer.atatlves
from local businesses and
organltatlons wUI otter
career~rlented presenta-
tions and wUJ be on baud
for discussion. The ca reer
fairs are part of career
exploration week. • • • •
Student officers from Co-
rona del Mar, Newpo rt Har-
bor, Costa Mesa and Es-
tancia high schools have been
elected.
AI Corona del Mar high
school, the top 3 student
ALIGNMENT
.. EITIIA CHAQI ftMI fACTOPIY
Alfll Ofl TMIKNII Ull CW
c.lfw•antlt ttel-.......rtf•_.,._,
'15•
....
,.,. .... If-'& .
otttcers are Ben KoontzLASB
presldeot; J81Udfer W -•
an.lk, ASB secretary, aDd
Craig Kaln. ASB trea~
surer.
Newport Harbor high
school's top 4 officers are
Rob PhUIIps, president;
Cindy Frost, vtce-presi-
dent; Debbie Beatty, secre-
tary, aDd Karen Parsons,
treasurer.
At Costa Mesa high school,
the top 4 studeat offtcers
are Lorrelne Moritz, student
council president; Rodney
Rodriguez, sebool prloelpal
eabtnet represeotauve; Ro-
bin Larrabee, district school
board representative, and
Karen ,Anttsta, student bOdy
advocate.
Estancia hlgh sctlool's top
3 student officers are Mary
Forbath, president; Ann
Sheppard, secretary, and
Betsy McLaughlin, treasur-
er.
Officers for the 1978-79
sc hoOl year will be elected
In the spring. • • • • •
Local high school Key and
Keywanette clubs are help-
Ing ttle March or Dimes to
present Us anmal haunt&d
house. Each club has decor-
ated Us own section In the
haunted house theme,
The haunted housE> was
formerly a warehouse aM
is located at the northw est
corner of Red HUI, at 2001
Carnegie In Santa Ana. It Is
open from 7 to 10 p.m. on
weeknights and from 7 to
11 p.m. on weekends, through
Oct. 31. Admission Is $1.75
for . adults aoo $1.25 for
children. Proceeds go to the
March of Dimes. • • • •
Tt!e Bank of Costa Mesa
has askedMcNallyartteach -
er Tom Lama r and hts stu-
dents to decorate the bank
for Halloween. The decorat-
ing will be done this Friday, • • • •
The Corona del Mar high
school Ker Club wUI present
the filth loa yea r-long series
of communtt}' lectures on
Nov. 30, at 7:30 p.m., in
the Little Theater. R:epre-
sentatives from the Forres.
ers wUI speak on chfld pro .
tectlon.
A lllm and question and
ans...,·er period will follow the
presentation. The film Is
entitled '• Fragile: handle
With care" and is narnted
by entertainer Bill Cosby.
Admission Is free. Further
Information may be obtained
by eontactl~ the student ac-
tivities office.
REFORMATION THEME
FOR SUNDAY SERVICE
''Come see what God bas
done •. through His Word"
will be the theme of the re~
formation service this Sun-
dal, Oct. 30, at Christ l..AJ.-
therao Church, 760 Victoria
St., Costa Mesa. There will
be one service at 10:301n-
stead of the usual services
at 8:15 aod ll,Sundayschool
and Bible classe& will be at
9:30,
Pastor Lothar V. Tornow
wUI conduct a service of
baptism for Infants and chil-
dren, anr1 new members will
be received, They will also
be the guess of honor at a
congrega Uooal brunch spon-
sored by the Lutheran Wo.
men's Missionary League
following the service .
ALFRED COX, 69, OF
IRVINE TERR. DIES
Private burial at sea has
been arranged for Alfred
H. Co:t, 69, ot 724 Malabar
Dr., II'Tine Terrace, wbo
died In hi& home Saturday
titer a lengthy mness.
Mr. Cox is survi•ed by
his wlte, Isabel, and son
WUUam of Newport Beach.
A natl•e of Canada. he wu
•lce-presldeot tor ZS years
of Artoor Cox and Sons, a
rtrm ~cb.lrlnc buDders
hardware. Arnncemeatl
were tbroucb tbe Neptuae
Sotlotr.
ns Wut Sevenleenth ltrHt, Coete .....
• DUPLEX adclltloa at 23 a proposed ttme change to
Beacon Bay was granted a 7:30p.m.
modtheaUon on appeal.
• £.X1STING room addition
which encroaches on a side
property llne at 121 24th
St., West Newport, was de-
nied a modification permit. '
• BEER AND WINE sales
were okayed for J.ntowccl's
Pizza restaurant at 6700 w.
Coast Hw y., West Newport •
• TAKE-OUT restaurant
in a new mall shop at 107
F ashton Island was
approved.
• FORD Aeroootronlc was
granted a use permit tor a
new engineering bullding.
• OFFICE BLDG, resub-
Mixer for
merchants
Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce members will
hold their monthly mer-
chants mixer tonlght, Oct,
27, from 5 to 7 p.m. at
Country Life Interiors, 3426
E. Coast Hwy. Wine and
cheese will be served.
Nominations will be ar-
cepterl from the noor for
members of the Board of
Directors, 8 of whom are
to be elected later this year
to 2-year terms beginning
Jan. l ,
A Chamber oominaUog
com mittee has picked a slate
of 10 ca-ndidates, 7 of whom
are Incumbents. The slate
lists Incumbents Bill Kull.
Billie McNeilly, Hal Pin-
chin, Rachelle Robers. Jer-
ry Stewart, Bob Stoessel.
Joe Wolbers and Peter Van
Schultze. plus newcomers
Hal Aeblseher and Daryl Bo-
ga rd.
The 8 who are elected will
)o ln 7 directors wltose terms
don't expire until th e end
of next year.
Chamber membersaretnp
Tited to bring spouses and
guests to tonight's mixer.
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with under 0.05% tolal harmonic distortton.
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cat1fldge marble·b~e base tOiie•
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CASSETIES -
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S-TRACK -
ARE ALWAYS SOLD
AT COST! OR BELOW!
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RALPH THE JOCK
I see In the papers where Ralph Nader has startod wearing a jockslrap. He has
taken time out from fighting Corvairs, nuclear power and saccharin, and has gone
into the ••sports consumer advocacy" business. You see, there's lots of money in
sports, and our boy Ralph ftnds money like Irish sotters flnd birds.
Ralphio has startod something callod FANS, which stands for "Fight to Advance
the Nation's Sports." Sounds , like a slogan that might have been written by Mao
Tse-tu!li.
Nader the Raider figures 1t this way: the owners of sports teams are organized
into leagues, and the players are organized Into teams and unions -so, why shouldn't
the fans organize, too? Ralph says FANS will speak oul against such things as lrading
pllcher Tom Seaver from the New York Mels lo lhe Cincianali Rods. The fact lhal
Tom Is probably lhrlllod 1o death to be with a conlencter, instead or a bunch or
bums, doesn'l raze Ralphle one bit.
Now, you can look for Ralph to discover that peanuts and crackerjack cause
cancer, and that hockey pucks are unsafe at any speed. Undoubtedly, the brush·
back pitch wlll come under Congressional study. All batters will have lo be given
an equal number of bases on balls. Stealing second base wut beco me a felony,
punishable by having to sit lhrough 15 Reggie Jackson lelevision inlerviews. Oh,
the possibilities are limitless, Ralph!
In his first press release about the creation or FANS, Ralph the Jock says he
would try to get ticket refunds ror people who pay money to see such flascos as
the Muhammad AU 11f1ght" With a Japanese wrestler. Hell, I want a retuDd on my
season tickets ror the A!liel games • 'I he entire season was a fiasco.
By tbe time Ralph Is flnlshod With Amerleao sport, It wUI probably go lhe way of
the Corvalr. Bubble-gum cards wUI become hlslorlcal documeots, reminding us
or the good old days when we could have tun at the ball park without Nader and his
Raiders tellloc us how 1o do it. OUr great-grandchildren will wonder U the 7th-
Inning stretch was a special girdle. lllstortans wm · get World War n cootusod
with the National Football League. Come lo think of 1!, they have a lot In common.
Well, Ralph, since we tans are goioc to be able to give the orders (under your
iUidance, or course), I've got a few suegestlons: Let's trade Muhammad Alllo
Japan for that wrestler, and throw In GeDe Autry's horse. Then, let's reorganize
our colleges so that leo.rnlnl bow to read a boot becomes more Important than
leal'lllD( to road a safety blltz. And, lot's rule that uyono who Is aflllctod wfth the
dread disease tmowo as golf llbould be lmmodlately commlttod lo some tdnd of
lnstltutloo.
That'• allout all the Ideas I have ror oow, Ralph, but we'll keep wortdeg 011 II.
Beeause the way I flcure It, lOybody Who doeso't have any batter sense thao to stand
In 11118 for 2 llalnca'to buy a paper cup of nat beer for a dollar, sure u hell OMd.t
help from SOIIEIIODY.
AI FoJ11t '
RGIT HARDWARE
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COaOMA DIL .. Aa, CALIF • .
Mesa redevelop proposal sought
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Major laaddtveloperswUI
be uked 1000 to mate pro-
pools 011 bow they would
redeve~ a Z-square-block
area of ooWDtowo Costa
Mesa.
The city's redevelopment
agency wUI sereea tbe pro-
posals, then ptck a developer
to rebuUd the 14 acres
bouoded by 19th St., Park
Ave., Harbor 3lvd. and New-
port Blvd. Deadllne for the
proposals Is next Jan. 8.
NegoUaUoos •UbpoteotJal
developers wUI Include a
deal between tbe agency aJ¥1
the developer oo lud ac-
quisition costs, archltec-
tural themes, partlng ar-
rangements and actual land
uses.
Tbe agency may Issue
bonds to raise up to $3-1/2
mUllon to buy up tbe propert}
aDd re-sell It to tbe de-
veloper. State redevelop-
ment law grants coodemoa-
tlon power to the agency.
However, businesses now lo-
cated in the project area
must be given an opportunity
to participate In the re-
development, and to re-
main in wsi.Dess, explains
Wllltam Duan, assistant Co-
st~ Mesa city manager. Mr.
Dunn also acts as the re-
development agency's di-
rector.
~ AMA Of ..OSSikl ACOUIIITlOM
On Wedoes1ay Dightoflast
week, the 5-member agency,
which was appointed by the
C tty CouocU, gave Its ap.
proval to a redevelopment
brochure drawn up by Mr.
Dunn. The brochure, which
wlll go to potentla-1 de-
velopers, outUnes the fol-
lowing facts about the pro-
ject:
• Major Wbllc improve-
ments planned for the area
Include the widening of 19th
St. to 6 lanes.
I ~ P'Ofl AMNOONeU NT
GEM
TALK
REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT area of Costa Mesa to-
eludes tbe shaded area. The city's redevelopment agency
will screen bids early next year from developers and wut
pick a lirm to rebuUd the entire area. Figures oo 19th,
Harbor and Newport show nerage dally trips (ADT) of
vehlclt tntnc. Ground wu broken Last week for the oew
ftrt ltatJoo at Part aDd Plumer.
• Extension of Lions Park
northward tci Plumer St.,
wlth a De'* fire station, com-
munity center aDd library.
• Construction of a 75-
untt senior citizen apartment
project at tbt soutbeast cor-
eM • h • oer of Park and Center ,~7. ~;uc;.;"u'~'p'~ ~·,~,5,, sets zoning earlngs st~~ .. the city 1s stud~
~I•••• at /.~:!1 \o·uf,,,,t possible re-alignment of
Hlr tl. J a • I",., 0 c ,,.,,0 Several ~and general Ave.; also 125 Baker St. aoo 18th St., Ums improv~
"' ~n LarHtrnarl.. 1,,, ,If,, plan amendments were set 150 Paularino Ave. east-west tramc clrculatioo
L tor nubile heartnas on Nov. Coming up Nov. 21 tor in the area. tnar~ .!'1 \ ,·nr '• 1' a, .,.. -7 and Nov. 21, when the public hearing forzollingand About 25,000 people llve
'111 ,;.,,,,, "" ~· "'' 011d Costa Mesa City Council met general plan amendments wtthlo a mUe of the down-
,,.,,''"· Monday o.ight or last week. wlll be property located town area, aod there are
-What the President's Included to the Nov. 7 Ust south of Baker St., east of more than 112,000 cars each
-wife says, does and wears is property south of Mesa Br istol St. and oorth of the day driving through the area
always seemi to lntwerest Dr., west of Irvine Ave., Coro~ del Mar freeway. on 19th, Harbor aDd New-
most Americans. e've north of Monte Vista Ave. Also Barry K. WUUams, 901 port, accordlng to city
been observlng Rosa lynn aDd east of Orange Ave. Also Dove St., Airport area, and studies.
Carter's taste ln jewelry, property south of Monte the Costa Mesa })JannJ.og Ageocy member s a&reed
so that we can report her Vista Ave., west of Irvine Commission seek to amend last week to order an ap-
preferences to you. Ave. north of 23rd St. aJ¥1 the land use designation of pnlsal of several lots ln
Basically, Mrs. Carter east of Santa Ana Au. An-property located between the Newport-Park-Center
seems to llke designs of other wUI consider amend!~ 2500 aDd 2534 Newport Blvd., triangle for possible pur-
simple beauty. Her collec-the land use designaUoo of even numbers, 120 Monte chase as a puking Jot.
Uon Includes a gold property at 2330 Vanguard Vista Ave. and 2517 aJ¥1 Ea rlier, property owners In
rope nec klace, a simple Way from publlc, semi-pub-2523 Elden Ave. from neigh-the area had signed a peti-
stn.od of pearls. and llc use to high-density rest-borhood con.merc lal and tlon seeking to establish a
an antique gold circle pln. denttal. Aootber w!U con-medJum density resldeotlal spectal parking district
On her left hand, she wears · slder property south ot the to high density residential. there, wtththepropertyown-
an Annapolis diamond en-S:tn Diego Freeway to Yukon Property located south ol ers ra1s1~ the money to boy
gagement rlng, given to her Ave. on the west side of E. 17th St., west of Tustin the land. But. the redevelop-
by Jimmy when ile was a Bea r St. Ave., north or 15th St. aDd ment ageocy's latest mo•e
Navy man. Next to the en-Property south oC Paul-both sides or Orange Ave. could result 111 qeocy pur-
gagement rl~, she wears arino Ave., west of Bristol ls proposed for a change chase of tlH! lots. The agency,
a diamond guard ring that St. aod oortheast ol the Co-from low to medium density which oow has just under
he gave her to mark their rona del Mar freeway wJII residential at another publlc half a mlllton dollars lo Its
25th wedding anniversary. also be considered for al-hearing. treasury, Is financed by a
A slmple electric watch ternate general plan or zoo-rake-off of property taxes
helps keep her on tlme for ing amendments on Nov. 7. DEBORAH PROMO TED generated in the redevelop-
her busy schedule. Mrs. Another wUJ be property be-Nurse Deborah Gr:tnt. ment area, whicb Is bordered
Carter's ears are pierced, tween 2751 and 2881 Bristol daughter of Mr. and Mrs. roughly by 19th, Oranre, 17th
and she llkes gold ball St •• odd rJJmbers, aDd west Frederick c. Grant, 559 aod Anaheim.
earrlngs. of the Corona del Mar free-Promontory Drive West, re-The McNally school cam-
With Rosalynn Cuter~ way frontage road, south of cenUy was promoted to Army pus at 19th and Newport Is
as with most American wo-St. Clair St. Aoother secUoo captain while sen1Dg with also scbeduled Cor e•eotual
men, jewelry becomes a with general plan and zoning the 121st Evacuation Hos-redevelopment, after the
matter of persooal choice conflicts &~e for beulog 1s pltal tn Seoul, Korea. Capt. cootfmatioo high school
and style, aDd a l&sUIIC property oortb of the Santa Grant entered the Army 1n there ls mo•ed to a new
etpressloo of seatlmeat Ana Country Club, east of September, 1975. Sbe re-location. Current plans are
rt•en by la.-.1 ooes. She tbe Newport treeway, south celved a B.S.R.N. ctecree to move lt to tbe present
wears her jewelry lo ex-of tbe Coi'OQI del War tree-In 1975 from Depauw Uo.i-sUe of Yonte Vista ele-
eelleat tute. way llld west of Red Hlll •ers lty, Greencastle, lod. ment.ary school at lrTl.ne liiiii .. iiiiiiiiii ........................................ I Ave.amM~eVIsta. Busloesses alq Newport
• ft ... o---able • Blvd. between Harbor and A i:1LA. ~ ru 18th will probably remain ~ HOT 'I"UB inptaceunder tlleredevelop-~ meat plan. But there Is a
~ posalbUlty that these bust-
. ,.,-aesses wUJ bt deslcoed so
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fUN TUMINO" WITH
Serendipity
FACTORY DIRECT
tbat tbty wlll bnt bustness
t'roDtac" faclnc toward both
Newport BlYd. IDd Park An.
Uoetrta.lDtJ about the f\J-
turt ot tbt toac..platiMd
Route 55 trM,.y cuts only
a sllcbt cloud oYer tbt r•-
d.,elopmtat proJect. be-
CUM tbt hwftr I'Wtt
nOt co mrtb ollttb, U..
bln.-lll)altWMt oiU.. Put. biiMe ....... *It
toward Newport 3lf'CI. MU te. ~wport Beeelll dtJ
ltatb, Ulll Mit KliiiJIJ 10--~ ..... 1..-a p.Njld ana.
NEW MEMBERS of tbe Newport HartiOT Esclwle"e Club
are Newport Beach Pollet Cblef Charles Gross, at left.
aod Newport Beacb Teaob Club vtce..presldent Larry
Johnson, at ri(tlt. lnducttnc them into the club at the Oct.
13 luncheon meetlng at tbe Bahia Corinthian Yacbt Club
was past Exchange Club president Dick Hodge, center.
(Exc~nge Club photo.)
ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTJON ORDER
READ ALL THE LO CAL HEWS
SEHO IH YOUR SUBSCRIPTION ORDER TODAY I
Bach Choir organizing OHE YEAR, $6.00 -TWO Y EARS, $10.00
~-----------------Tbe Newport Bach Choir
1s orgao.1%lng under the di-
rection or Dr. Charles
Friesen, director of music
ministries at St. Andrew's
Pr esbyterian Church or
Newport Beach. The choir
wlU specialize in the study
aDd performance or tbe
church cantatas or Johann
Sebastian Bach.
Performances for the new
choral Ofi1n1zatlon are
scheduled Cor Nov. 19, Jan.
8, March 24 aod May 29
and wlll Include the presen-
tation of 8 Bach cantatas.
The performaoces wlll be
sung in German and wtu .
be accompanied by chamber
orchestra. The choir will .
rehearse from 2 to 4 weeks
before ea~h performance,
thus provld1oe singers who
are members or church
choirs and community chor-
uses the opportunity to par-
Carter lauds
Hoag service
In a recl'nt letter from tbe
Wltfte House, President Car-
ter congratulated Hoag hos-
pital on Its 25 yea rs of
quality care to harbor com-
muoltles.
President Carter wrote,
··From small beeinDln&s tilts
floe institution has due loped
into a total medical care fa-
cUlty equipped and stalfed
to meet the d1verst> needs
or Newport Beach aod sur-
rounding communities.
Whlle providing the most
modem healtt! care techoo-
logy, you have neYer lost
sight of the tndJvldual needs
of the people you serve.''
The president's letter
came ln the midst of the
hospital's celebration of Its
25th year as a major medic-
at raclllty.
JAPANESE SOPRANO
W1LL OPEN SEASON
Opeo.ing the 1977-78 sea-
son or the Harbor Area Com-
munity Concert Association
Is Japanese sopnno Sh.lc-
mel Matsu moto. The pro-
gra m wUI lnclude Japanese
folk songs followed by a
traditional program or ar-
ias, lleder, aDd art 90D(S
sung ln several languaces.
The concert will be at 8:15
p.m. Saturday, Oct. 29~ 1n
the ~nta Ana High School
auditorium.
Admission ls by member-
ship card only. For Informa-
tion about membersJ'Up or
the concert call 894-8531
or 548-4739.
LI SA KEEHAN W1H S
ACHIEVER AWARD
Lisa ~n, tu con-
sultant and lawyer, was hOn-
ored with tbe l977 -78womao
of achieYemeal award by the
Newport Harbor Basloeu .f.
Professional Women's Club
durtnc a meet.LQc tt.ld at thf
Wesa Verde Country Club •
She Is a cradlaate or the
State Un1YtrsUy of Law~ wu
listed In Wbo's Who 1D
American UDI•erstties. Sbt
is asslstaat to tbe dlroctor
ol the lApl Atd Society or
On.ap Cou.aty Ud la 00 tbt
State Coatracton Ltcnatac
Board. Sbe piau to run for
the State ~tar..
tlcipate without becomlll!!
committed · to a r eRUJ.l r
weekly rehearsal.
NAME .....•..•..•.•...............•..
The Nov. 19 wlU in<'ludE-
Cantata No. 117 aDd Cantata
No. 93. Rehearsals will be
held Nov. 2, 9 and 16.
ADDRESS ..........•.. ·················
CITY •...................... ··ZIP · · · · ·
Membership In the choir
ls open t>y audition. Inter-
ested singers should con-
tact Dr. Charles Fr!Psen.,
631-2880 or 642-0096.
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MOde with high protein ""••••ctoed Moutafto wheot.
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ow-d ol whole whMt Hour and rye Rour, contoina rei$in jutce. hoM'(
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JERUSALEM, lsnel: The sou theast corner of the retaining w;all of the Temple Mount is the wbject of iritensive ~orch;aeo
logical ~tivity as the w:ientim peel back the layers of earth to expose the history of .ilncient jerusalem in this photo taken
Olround 1973. The team headed by Prof. Binyamin Muar of the Hebrew University has ended its exc:~vitions of the southern
w.tll;after nine yeu s of work. • BIBLICAL RE SEARCH MONTHLy -Pholo courtesy of lm.el Government TOYrkt Ofnu
to tbt cbu.rcb toda.y il that. -baa
dootroyod ""' .... ..,...,.. by
compromiM.
THE VALUE
OF A MINUTE
From JEWISH HOPE, Los Allceles .
"Oh. that is not worth much," pt•rhaps some
may say, "just one littlt" minult>~ Wr gel so
many of tht•m, rvrn in a cla y, that one cannot
lw of much USf' to an~·body~"
A railway train had stOpfWci at a station ,
and .SOfl'M' pB!t.-<t'nf;!ers had ali p:hl!·d to changf'
trains for 11. branch lint>.
While• ~<tandin f;! c•n thl' plat form l•'ai ting fo r
the train to mow on. th~ on thr platform
could .!ol'f' that ~mf'lh inp: unu.«ual wa;; the mal·
tf'r. Porter!< lookc·d frightrned and rushf'd
hitht•r and thitht•r. Suddf'nly thr slationmaslN
rud!ed down with no hat on, looking inlf"nsely
anxious. Sn mr th inp: he Hid to the t"nginc-er
gave to hi.~ fan' th•· ~a mr look . In an instant
he rrvr r~d the· c·np:inr. and sto rh•cl to back
tlw train on to u ;oidinf!;. Slowl y it retrf'ated:
too slowly it H't'mt"d to CTIY'p along. while all
looked on, tho!!of' in tlu• trai n peering anxiou.«ly
from thr window!5. lilllt• knowing that thf'i r
livf's ...... n , in gn•a t danl{t'r. as wt·ll as th of;f' of
thf' nnlookf.rs.
Part of thr l'll j.(inc· still project,.d over thf'
main lin,. when an ohjf"ct ... ·a;;. !'t'f'n in tht' dis·
tan<'f'-nn t'X JJrc·s.~ train cla.~h inp: alon~ at
hradlon~ spc~·cl. c·arryin ~ all ht-forr il. Will
tht' othr r !ruin r~rupr? Oh. -..·ill it? All hf'ld
tht>i r.Jt.eiJih.
A 'minutf' of tinw t probably I""" I gayf"d it.
Tht' "!fhl"r trai n juJ't drrw back~on l y just-as
thr ~P~" da'iht>d hy. and a !o ... · J!roan of
dE'1"p ft't"lin~t and rr li,•f .•wmndt>rlt lo ... ·n thf' plat.
form. All had t":<('apc•cl rlt•ath in one of its most
trrribl•· form~.
All of }'OIL rlf'ar fr i,.nrf.o:. will nwn that that
min utP -..·o,o truly a \ulu ahlf' nrw. and C:ocf i ~
.o:till givinj! you man~· ~uch. th at your !'Ouls
I nnt hod iPs ulnrw) may bt· !'.aW'rl. God '.o: Word
!'It)'!' that a !IOit·mn cry .o:hall onr rfay f!'O for th
-"that thrrr .o:hou ld hf" tim•• no long,.r!''
I Rrv. 10.6 ~. Nnw the en is-''Wh o!'Of'ver
wi ll mav com•·~" "Today . if ~-f' wi ll hf'ltr H i~
voit'f'."
Edited from the-Fila ol Gr~ VI. H•ight
by Guye Johnson •
fAITH MAGAZINE, Bob Jones University, GreenvUie, S.C. That night Mrs. Howe went to bed and slept soundly for
Mill,. ..yu h•fl• s•-rh,. glory of IJJI """"'& of 1h1 LorJ; awhile. But in the early morning she awoke to find her mind
H1 is 1r.mpJ;,.8 olll thl' ,;,.,.8, wh,., tb1 Vll1''s of tvrtllh .,. filled with thoug:hts of "a hundred circling camps" chat were
~tor~; visible from her hotel window and the sound of "the trum~
H .. h..th loo11ti 1h1 ft~~,.ftJ ligbtrUNg of 'His ,,rrib/1 stviftswortl: that shall nt'Ver call retreat." To her these things were a
Hi$ ,,..,h is ,..,.,h;,.g ON. reminder of-the battle of Armageddon and rhe Lord's rerurn.
Slippin& out pi bed, she serdown on paper the immortal words I;,.,,. 11111 Him IN th• wauh-fi,.,s of • h,,U,.,/ cirdnlg umpr; whkh she felt suited rhe prescribed rune as well as the times.
Thl'y h1flr Jn,Jdul Him aN air.,.;., thl '"~8 thvlt ~ U•pt; Rerum ins to Boston, Julia showed her poem to rhe editor
I can ,.,,.J Hir righlro•s ""''"" by rb .. tUm •"" fi.""B l4mftr; of Thr AtU,Iic Mottlhly. He paid her five dollars (some say
Hir a., ir m4rchi"8 oN. four dollars) for it and sugesred its appropriate title.
1 havl' ,.,~ • fi'ry gorprl. writ iN bM,..,uhrd rows of .filii: The popularity of "Bartle Hymn" is attributed toCha~les C.
"lfs 1, J ... J u;;rh My coNJimNI'f'l, so wdh yo• My &."•" ~h.J/ JrJ; McCabe, "the Singing Chaplain" of the 122nd Ohto Vo lunteer
Lrl thr Hrro. bo,., of wonu11, cnuh 1hr srrpr "t tv11h Hn hr•l: Infantry. Ol.aplain McCabe had read the poem in The AIL,uic 0•,. God is mtJrchrng oN." and memorized it. In 1863 he was captured by the Confederates
He h"s IOM11d~J fof'l h th1 t,..,mp•t th.s sh•ll Nlf!,. uJ1 r•tr..~:
He rs sifsrng oMt th1 h ... ,.ts of m~N bl/o,., His j..Jgmrftl 11'111;
0 bl' runft , my ro•l. lo "Niwlr Him//,.. jdikml, my frrl.' Q.,,. God is ,.,..,.chi"8 oN.
111 thr be"*'Y of th, liliu Chrill wtJJ bf!"! tJtrou th1 s,.,
Wct h " glory ;, His borom th•l tr•NS/IIJ""" yo• aM m1:
Iff H1 tli•tl to ,..,tl mrn holJ. l1t •r ""to ""''*' m1N fr~r.
Whrll' God i1 ,,,.,h,,g o,,
Cho,..,I:
Glory. glory. HJ/rltl}ah.' Glory, glo?, HJJ,J_Mi•h !
Glory, ~lory, fi,.IJrlt~i•h.' Hu trlllh " march•Ng ON.
-),/W Wa..J Howr, 1819-1910
Julia Ward Howe was one of America 's foremos~ women.
Her background was one of culture, wealth, education, reform,
and dttpspirirua l convict ton. Throu~hour her life she followed
a pattern of "simple childlike fatth in God's ruling and
overruling power among men."
In the fall of 1861 Mrs. Howe and her husband,
accompanied by their paStor, Dr.James Freeman O arkc, and
their doSC" friend , Governor John /\. Andrews of
Massachusetts, traveled to Washington. There they watched a
"grand review" of McClellan's Army of the Potomac. When
news was received of a su rprise mo ve by the Southern troops,
the rev iew had rodisband. As the Howe parry watched the boys
march back into Washington and heard them s!ng "john
Brown's Body," Dr. Clarke commented, "That 1s a good
marching: tune,Julia .-Why don'• you write better wo rds for it ?"
She replied, "I have oflen prayed rhat I might, Pasror."
in Winchester, Virginia, and imprisoned in lJbby Prison at
Richmond. One evening the prisoners at Libby received the
distressing news that their Union troops had lost 40,000 men
in a battle. How happy they were later to learn that the report
had been in error and that their fo rces had instead been
victorious. Chaplain McCabe began to sing "Mine eyes have
.sttn the ~ory of the coming of the Lord," and the orher
prisoners 10inf:d in the chorus, "Glory, glory, Hallelujah~"
Following his release from prison, McCabe wem 10
Washington to speak before the Christian Commission. There
he recounted his prison experience and sang "Battle Hymn."
The audience applauded; then President Lincoln, the tears
streaming: do wn his face, ~uested, "Please sing ir
agai n."Mc:Cabe was honored to sing rhe hymn at several
memorial ser"Vices for Lincoln.
Mrs. Howe received many honors for her Hterary efforts
and for her work in behalf of women's suffrage, the cek-brarion
of Mother's O..y, and other causes. On June 16, 1909, she
received an honorary degree ac Brown University, Rhock
Island; and on October 5, 1910, at the age of91, she reaivrd. an
honorary degree from Smith College. As she was wheeled onro
the platform at Smith she was given a standing ovation. When
the presentation was fi nished, the organ pealed a chord, and
everyone stood and sang "Mine eyes have SC't'n the glory of the
coming: of rhe Lord . . . "
Although mapy runes were composed for "Battle Hy~n,"
Mrs. Howe preferr~ the sp irited air of "j ohn Brown's Body."
The .sou'rce of this rune is debatable. Some people attribute it to
William Steffe of Richmond, saying that he composed it for UK'
in a ca mp meeting in Georgia. Whatever iu source, the rune
hu been consider~ "undignified" by many musici•ns; some
have refused ro play it ; bur thousands have cheered it. D
ARE YOU A WATCHFUL CHRISTIAN? Gleanings ... By S. H. Kenyon (Prophetic Witneu)
FROM "THE JEWIS HOPE"
Are you watching until the hour when the
Lord co~? Wear,. commiMionPd to do !10.
What does thi~ word "watch" mf'a n ? It means
to be on the al~rt. Arr you on th~ alt-rt as •
Christian ? I was prraching in my chun::h
from Revrlati on 3 and tht' fi rst few verses
where we have refrrence to th e church at
Sardis, the Lord cha r~t:ing that {'hurch through
Hia servant John. "Thou hut a name that
thou livt"St and art rlf'ad . Be watchful and
strengthen the things which remain that are
rudy to die : for I have not found thy worb
perfect hdorr God." ''Be watchful," what doe8
the word "watchful " mean there? h means to
~ busy for God, an d a Christian who is
really watchful is a Christian who is bu!!ly
and active for God . Ar,. you on the alert for
God? Are you . wat ch,ing ev~ry opportunity
whereby you may be able to speak to sonw
aoul about Jesll!l Christ : Yea, occupy till I
come, and when we art-occupyins we are
certainly on the watch.
In Mark's ppel. chapter 13, vet8e 32 we
read thie: "Of that da y and that hour know-
eth no rnan, no, not the angels ... but the
Father." Of what day? The day of the Second
Cominf!: of Jesus Christ. The ansels do not
know when the Lord i1 «oins to return, but
Jesus aaid : "The Father knoweth." And then
He soea on to say in th .. t portion of Scrip·
tu~: ..,.ake heed, watch 1nd pray."' You !lee
we are commi•ioned to watch. We are told,
.,.For the Son of Man ia aa a man ta~ing a far
journey, who s .. e authority to his aervanta,
and commanded the porter to watch. Watch ye
lherd'ore for ye know not when the muter of
d. hou~e. comdh, at even, or at midnisht or
at the cock..crowins, or in the morning. Leat
..,..,.., tuddenly he find you aleeping, and
.... aay unto you I aay unlo alf, Watch." ---.. llaldtew 24:46 we read: "'81.-ed it that
M ,_. ..... hit Lord whet! ho -'o thall w • ...._. w. thoald •• he prodoi.U.s
... ~ , ........ rne.qe th.t ChrUI died
.. ---... to tbo Scri ........ tbol
• -...W, dtat lle •-&fl"io on ... .._. ..,, T• •m 1aMer wlwa 1-•• ~ .... ..,_, u,_..., .... Hlo,..-loot
.. ,._ ..,. W ke 10 kn 1 hr 10 -'·
_, 6o r-.t t ':..J '"' _. aller a t::~~t:"Lr ~ fttor ..:tHO:.':':
(
Temple spealdn~ to the Docton. He uid to
His parenta : "Wist ye not that I must bf. about
my Fathu 's blUi n~ ?'" Child of God-are
vou constantly about your Father's businees?
We are living in a materialisti c· a,;e and 1 am
afraid that matrria lism i"' creepins into the
lives of the ~plr of God . I wonder is that &O
in your cue. Are you mo r~ oonc:emed about
the material things of th is life, layins up in
stor~ here on this euth rather than layins uf.
(or yourvlves treasures in heaven. I cha ·
lenge you, are you more concerned about the
matrrial thi nRS of thi1 life than you arc about
the thin,r:s of God ? I say to the people in my
church that we nrvn need to worry about the
mat~rial thin~~:s if we put God first. "Seek ye
flnt the kingdom of God and hia ri~teous·
nts~ and aD th~ thin~ shall be added unto
you,"' and the Scripture teache. that if riches
increase. art not thine heart upon them. The
hymn writt-r well put it, "Work for the ni_..t
i! oomin~. when man's work is donf'." I be-
lieve. child of Cod, that our time to work for
Jesus Onist i1 very, very abort. I believe the
Lord's comins ia soins to take place -.ery
soon and we need 19 ~ up and doins, up and
working for God in thete days.
If you reaDy want to find out what that
work ia, set down before Cod in the place of
prayer and ult Him to renal Ria will unto
you. J am afraid there are soinK to be many
people of God ashamed when they stand be.
fore the Judp~Cnt Seat of O u iat.
THE MEANING OF
SUCCESS
Th•t man it '• ~
wbo bao lind -u. lauchod -· ud lowcl rauch; •
wbo hoo plnocllllo-fllntol·
lipDt ., ..
aod lllo love ol chllclnn;
who hoo fillad hlo nlc:ho
--pilobod 'hlo taoll; who loo-tbo -'d bollor tilaa ho
'li>undll -borby'
• porfecl-
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SCIENCE AND THE BIBLE
SPACE FINDINGS DISAPPOINT EVOLUJ'IONlSTS
By Dr. Bolton Davidhi!iMr
(Note. on article by Dr. Harold Slu sher)
The ceophysidatl believed the moon has solidified before the earth even had
a eru.at, but te.tl on the moon showed that it still i1 in • proce. of ~linr. Evolu· tioniata were 1urpriHd that the moon has a macnetic field , indic11tinc ita core U
liquid in1t.e.d of aolid. With ita small 1it.e, a liquid core indicates a youncar ..
Inatrumenta .. ton the moon show that it has frequent tremon. similar to earth·
quakes here. It was belie~ th11t due to its Arnall size the interior would be "de.d" and'not Miamolo(ically active. This is another evidenc-e of a younc ase.
In accordance with uniformihuian noti ons. if the moon really were the ace the
evolutionilll believe-aome 4,500,000,000 years, it would be expect.ad to be
covered with about fifty-four feet of cosmic du!ll.. NASA spent milliona of dollarw
tryini to find out if it really was there, 111 apace vehidea and their crewa could
be trapped in &hi• dual. But the tint astronout on the moon was able to ICrape
with hi1 shoe down to solid rock. It later was four.d that even in depreued area• there i1 leu than ten feet of dust.
The 1tnall planet Mercu ry i1 doee to the sun, and on the side toward the sun
the temperaturt~ is hiah enouch to melt lead. But Mercury has an atmoaphere
and in thia atmo.phere are some Iicht 11eaes which would have been driven ot'l by this time if the .alar 1y1tem were a• old as the evolutionisllll 18Y it il.
Accordinc to the Paintins Robert.aon etfect, particlee of matter in the 1~
between tt.. planet. mu1t move over closer to the aun until eventually they are
conawned by the •un'• heat. In accordance with calculationl, all the du1t in the
aolar •yatem would be 1wept into the sun within seven.! billion yean. The evolu-
tioniata ex~ to 8nd evtdenH that the moon is aomet.hinc like four aftd • hall
billion y-n old. If it were of auch an are. all the dust would be cone from tM
.alar •Y•tem, but lp.<.'e probell ,.....) a tll'rent amount of dust bttw.eh theo planeta.
Althourh the ap.ce p~ram waa initiated larrely with the deN.n to pin iJa.
formation about tha oririn of the aolllr ayw.tem and the oririn of life. the andinp
have been la"'ely diNppointinl! to the evolutioni1ts.-Chriatian Vidory
The Bible Answers
.FJtoltl "TD IVAJtGii..'' .. ~.FLA.
"'Is tt the teechlrc of Sc:rtpt"" thtt tft« the ChuA:h is .,.,., rMny In awt..
ttndom will lilt 1lanned 1nc1 bl leWd? ThoM .t1o teeeh thtt beN tt on Rw.
M, aloo flo¥, M -."-Y Ill--·· -and ,..ion'." Scri--no -In "'-lulu,. pariod 10<---and ,.~ ~.=-.. ~.~...nr.ol.::' .... -~ ": ::'"~~"'U ~";::
-...., .. of 11!0 ~ Jooua will bo His _,,,. to. 11!0 oir ID roloo 1llo -
-.., tfio 11o1.._ ooiftb U r-. ••W. 17). --· -wilt onty bo =-:.,.r...=.::, = =-= :.:~ ::Stl:'l:=""-
"~-~~.~----~~'-"'
Ji L<XE liT~
Tl\€1~ ·---.CJb) I Ddl , .. ,. ...
in
Chrin had eome to die on a eroaa. He dac:lllred, .. To
tbia end waa I born, and for
this eauM came I into the world." He nf•n to the faet
that he must drink of thia ~up -not the eup of the prden
but the eup of tha erou. A spiritual work muat be done
In the Splrlt and bJ the Spirit.
'nle redemption of man I• a splrttual work. We an 1aved
"by HI• blood." Our redemp-
t.lon ia aeeompliahed by the work of t.he erOaa.
·moth
nor rust dCN~t eorrupt. and
wtiere thine• do not brttak
t.hrourh nor ateal."
•
From "SWORD OF THE LORD"
What would you think of a man who would
walk out of a reataurant where he had juR:
h..d a good meal, 10 acre:. the ~&Net to
another eatthop and pay them, inat.Md of of.
fering to pay where he had eaten? Be careful
how you answer, for the parable appli• to
some of you.
You belon1 to a modemiatic chun:h.There
you hear nice little euaya, book repc:II'U and
political .. rmonettea, but you Jiat.en in vain
for real Bible pnachinc th.at f..U your eoul.
So •hen you want a "~quare meal" :rou.JO. ~
the fundadftt.WIJ thUfclt' •MH -tW'pQIOf ·' r-you on tho milk. brood Uld ...tfllbo
Word. You lick your chop~ i.bd 11iY1 ''Ah,
th.at ~ ju.t. wbat my huncry toW needed!,.
But do you ueociate your~~~lf with thia
churth and belpaupport itl propam? You do
not. You 10 ri1ht bllck to that dMd church
which you aay you cannot. leave beeaUM "all
my people have belonred there, aDd I haw
been a member there ao lone, I just cannot
leave" (lilly Mntimental nOMenMl .
You put your money, or rather the LORD'•
money into that work. You heir tupporl •
liberal. who atarvet your tpiritua life, deni•
your Lord and helpt damn people in Hall by
hia unbelief. You leave your membenhip
there, where the Bible it acotr.t at, where
your Lord'a vir&in birth, deity, mired-.
death for our tina, bodily rwurrection &ftd.
literal retum are reject.d. You are a putake:r
of their evil deeda, "For he that biddeth him
Godapeed ia ~ker ol their evil deeda" (0
John 11).
God aaya, "Come ye out from •mona
them"-the u.nbelieven (U Cor. 6:14·18).
The Word at.o •peaks of &ame "haviDf a
form oC JocUine., but denyinc the power
thereof," and 18}'1, "from aucb turn ••ay"
(D Tim. 3:5).
You pt )'OW' 1piritual food in ooa chun:h.
You aupport another. Shame on you! Think
it over.
GLORIFY GOD WHERE YOU ARE
When you ore tempted to wish you were In
more fava<able drcumotances 10 that you mtpl
better glorify God, think of Cbarleo Spurpoo'o
pbllooophy alone .lhlo Une. He uoed to oay:
"A flab of the ... might oay, 'How I would,.O.
play the -ol God If I oould olnC or IIIOUDt .a
Qeo like I bird r But I dolphin In 8 treo would be I
WILJ puteoque affair. and tbele would be 110 ~.
"' God to -In trout olnlllnlln the pvtw. llut ' -ilio flab cuta the """ with qlle liD. It Ia
...,...h,l WCIIIdolflally to tia habitat. Ita .._, briaa
' '
Ia ~ for the clmf!DIIIDCM Ill trhlda It fiDdl It,.
Ifill."
So God hu mlldlod aur -.11 to 'Our ..._.
• .,_,We an aot ID OUI' JICUT II llft"dm fl,..,.. -'
cldmt. IAt .. IJadfJ Him ........... -
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I Gfi&Ded 'Hio tid. "*" "".-: lltll I -I ...., ,_ -HIJ .,_, He ;;;,a.; ..,_,._ 110 _,
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SuDday MonJ.nr Worship ••••••••••••• 10:SO a.m.
S.Dday School-9:15a.m. W~y serrtce -7 p.m.
An IDdepeodeot coorcb wttb Bible teach!Dg rnin1.stry
ANOTHER CALAMITY befalls mllllonalre Joe Beojamio,
portrayed by Jack Byron of Seal Betel\ (right), aDd
wltneaed by his youneer son, James Patrick O'Hannon
of Balboa Island, and daughter, Tanya Szabe ot Corooa
del War. The south coast premler of Nell Simon's comedy,
''God's favorite," opens a 3 week run Nov. 1 at Laguna
Moulton Community Playhouse, Laguna Beach. U coo-
tiDues on the buge stan Tuesdays through Saturdays
at 8:10 p.m. uotU Nov. 19, with a Sunday matinee Nov. 6
featurl.Dg an optional champagne brunch.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
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LUtHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA
2900 Paclllc View Dr.
Corooa del Mar, CalU.
Challenge tennis tourney
at John Wayne Club here
JlUT CHURCH OF
CIIIIST. SQENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
Sundlly Scbool -9 & 10:30
SundMy Semce - 9 l 10:30
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETlNG 8:00 p.m.
RF.AD/N (; RO OM.
Wuk days: 9 a .• m:·-Sp.m.
Wednesday: 9 am-7:45pm
Tuesday: 9 am -5 .pm, 7 -9
• • • •
L AWRENCE D. FRUHLINC
Pastor --Pbooe 759-1031
SUNDAY SERVICES:
CtJirch scbool. • . • 9:15
Liturgical se"tce • 10:30
Nursery and Coffee Hour
ACcr• .. w••••
eo.taMeu.
The John Wayne TeonJs
Club bas again scheduled a
challenge tournament with
the Orange County All-Star
team.
The second annual event
wUJ be held from 11 to
5:30 this Saturday and Sun-
day, October 29 and 30, at
the John. Wayne Tennis Club
1n N•wport Beach.
such as Mark Andrews, Jan
Erik Palm, Denals Trout,
Robbie Culllltngbam and
Gretchen Galt (ranked 8th 1n
the country) wlll be loolt.lng
for a repeat victory.
The teams wiLl be com-
prised of 16 worr.en and 16
men, with matches scheduled
m women's singles aod
doubles, men's slngles and
double-s and mixed doubles.
.&£COND CHURCH Of'
CMILI&T.sct£NTIST
Newport Beach at
Corona delMar
AUTUNITe
..-ntOOISTCHUICH
181h St. & Hert)or Blvd.
a.rclls.t.ritw
Al ... -t:JI
W---II:MAM.
Steve Warfield of the Sunny
Hills Racquet Club and Raody
V erdlck will be the co-
captains of the All-Stars, GET ACQUAINTED
who were defeated tn the
CHARLU D. CLARK nrst match 1n 1976 by the TOURNEY IS SET
3100 Paclttc View Dr.
Suoday School -10 a.m.
Sunday Semce - 10 a.m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m.
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Entrance on Narcissus
Mon.-Fri.: 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday afternoon: 1 to 3
Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
• • • •
You are cordially invited
to attend Coorch Se"lces
aDd to use Reading Rooms.
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ASSOCIATE
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V etera.os Memorial Bldg.
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SUNDAY SERVICES:
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CHILDREN'S PREP
SC HOOL, 10:00 a.m.
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Wayne Club. John Andrews,
Robyn Ray, Julie Hay•nrd
and Di<'k Leach are a few
of the All-Stars scheduled.
Jerry Van Llnge, the new
pro at the Wayne Club, and
Gall Glasgow will head the
Wayne team. Club players
LOAN RECORD
IS REPORTED
Newport Equtty Funds thJs
week reported a new loan
r ecord throu~ht the third
quarter ol1977 with a volume
of $9.7 mlllton. up 149 per
cent over the same period
last year.
Second trust loans ar-
ranged by thf mortgage
brokerage firm for th~
period totaled 524 loans, ex-
ceeding a $1 million monl hh
average.
Company preslt1enc Law-
rence Levinson pointed out
that 95 per r ent of thelr
loans are interest only, aod
tYPically average $18,000.
Newport Equity Funds ts
headquartered In Newport
Beach, with branches In Mis-
sion VIejo, San Diego and
Huntington Beach.
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PUILIIHa OCT. 'II, 1m. M Tit. MIWPOIT HAIIOI IMSIGM . ' .
... • •
The second annual New-
port Harbor Area Chamber
of Commerce golf tourna-
ment for members and
guests to get acquainted,
tees off at noon Thursday,
Ort . 27, at the Irvine Coast
Count ry C lull.
The wild scramble format
or last year will prevail
. • • that is, best drive of
each roursomeselectecl, best
of each following shots •.•
until the ball Is holed out.
'·Thi s way, each member
or every foursome has a
chance for hls own prlnte
lmmortallt)' by hitting the
shot that may wia for hts
team! Reprdless of abUlty,
all can have a great Ume, ··
says tournament manager
Joe Carl.
The $25-per-player entry
includes golf cart and com-
plimentary waf!OD. Trophies
are u for grabs for the
longt>st drive, the closest to
the pln, lowest team score,
and highest sweat hogs (the
team with the most strokes).
For turther Information,
r ail Joe Carl at 640-4260,
or the Chamber at 644-8211.
ESTATE PLANNING
SERIES DUE AT OCC
• Family estate plannJng,"
3 free 4-p3rt lecture series,
will be offerE•d at Orange
Coast College on Thursday
everungs, heginnlng Oct. 27,
from 7:30 to 9:30 in nne
arts lecture hall 11 9.
Le<'turer is Michael J.
Gertner, 3 partner In the
Newport Beach law firm of
Howser, Gertner and Brown •
For lntor matlon about t~
series, phone 556-5880.
KIR~ KNIPP TAKES
ACADEMY TRAINING
Kirk B. Knl.pp, son or Mrs.
Ann H. Allen, 424 San Ber-
nar,Hno, Newport Heights,
has completed cadet bask
training at the U.S. Mllltaf)
Academy, West Point, N.Y.
A 1977 graduate of Costa
Mesa high school, Cade-t
Knlpp r eceived a congres-
sional appointment to the
academy. His flther, Donald
A. Knlpp, lives at 286
Princeton Drive, Costa
Mesa.
HAIR
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If. 'CETERA
FtD e Hltr Speal ll.laca
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IEAUTY NOOK
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THURSDAY, OCT. 'D, 1177
CORONA DEL MAR. CAUF, ---------------------------------------
of Arnold Arendseri
Wr. &.ad Mrs. ArDOld
A rtodMo are rnatiJic Ulelr
bome Ill BIJbol followlac
t~lr marrtace at the Balbo&
Yacht Club early lD theeveo-
lDc OG Saturday, Sept, 10.
The bride b the former
Jwa LlDden Caldwell,
davabter of Wr. and Mrs.
Jack Caldwell of Newport,
The weddtog took place on
tbe lower bayside deck of
the club wttb the Rev. Roan
Mel ofttclatlng.
The bride was adorned In
a pearl white satin gown,
which was her mother's wed-
ding dress. The dress wu
fashioned with a marqulset
neckllne, which held a drop
shoulder rome trimmed
wltb penis. Wrist length
sleeves were trimmed with
the same design. The tull
skirt nowed loto a cathedral
length train. Her fingertip
veil was held In place with
3 pearl-stul1ded cap, which
also had been worn by her
mother. She carried a bou-
quet or white roses, stephan-
otis aod fern.
Uld Eroest BaJdovln. Th•
groom ls ~ soo of Mr.
and Wrs. Arnold AreDdseoof
Houston. Teas.
A buffet supper was beld
at the Yacht Club followln(
the ceremony, '"tbJoy That-
well and Karen Kennedy as-
slsttoe and Karen Morey
presentlng the guest book.
Cynthls Steedwasthewed-
ding soloist. Mrs. Caldwell
received guests ill a nora!
ch.lfton gown 1D pink and
bronze with a bronze toned
orchJd corsue. The groom's
mother wore a nora I paisley
print in pastel shades. Shf'
wore gardenias.
The former Janis Cald-
well graduated with honors
from LeWis i.t Clark College
after graduating from New-
port Harbor hhth schooi.Sht<
was a Natto .• 11 Ct1arlty
Le-a ·•. 1e tttar.te. Her hus-
bant1 _.,,,or!~ Cerritos Col-
lege and Ca. S~ate San Dl:e~o.
where he r eceived a football
scholarship.
ARMOLD AMO JANIS ARENOSEM
The brldP.'s sister, Joyce
Caldwell Ukroplna, was ma-
tron or honor, and the brides-
maid was Tracy MUter. Both
atteodants were dressed ln
name-colored chltton gowns
wtth bouquet or roses.
NOW "/fl'lfl&j'l4f'" • . •
PERY., STEAl CARPET
CLEANING CLEANING The groom's young daugh -
ters, Karl Marie 3nd Geoelle
Marte, served as fiowerglrl
aDd train bearer, resper-
ttvely.
~· the wOfld s largest
w1ll restOfe t~ h•~
' bf>auty 1n your drai)E'rtes
WITH THE ADCKD
PROTECTION OF • '----...r
Dalt Northe) was best
man. Ushers iocludecl the
bride's brother, Scott Cald-
well; her brother-in-law,
Robert Ukropina, and Ron
Vand~rpool, Mu: ValleJO,
OW..II!""'I Coot removes and clean'>
C1rapertes rehangs t~m
woth per1ect
pletlts and PVen
hems And a
Coli cleamng
PJofongs
drapery life
s cot~g!!!( ,..
HOMES • APART~ENTS • MO· Jj
BilE HOMES • OfFICES •
JERRY MacDONALD
WINS EXPERT BADGE
Specialist Four Jerr~· B.
MacDonald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Mae-
Donald Sr., 3024 Grant Ave.,
Costa Mesa, recent!} was
awarded the expert Medi<'al
badge at F't. Campbell, Ky.
The badKe is the Army's
highest non-combat pro-
ficiency award fo• .nedlcal
persoMel.
WAU TO WAll CARPET.
FURNITURE & DRAP£RIES ~ ! Cl£ANEO IN YOUR HOME ~
• DEEP SOfl UTRAC· / .
TION MAKES YOUR
CARPO SAHI· $ ~ CASH & CAftY T ARY CLEAN! ,. · -
QUALITY l SERVICE. YOU CAN EXPECT FROM "THE WORLD'S LARGEST'
Spec. MaC'Doaald, a medi-
cal aidman with the 502od
lnlantn at Ft. C ampiJell,
K} •• also was promotecl to
his present raok.
TEA, BOUTIQUE TO
BE HELD ON NOV. 9
Catholic Services Aux-
Iliary tea and 'lollda~·
boutique will he held
Wednesday, Nov. 9, at the-
south clubhouse, 300 E.
Coast Highway, Bayside VIl-
lage, from 1 to 4 p.m.
Mrs. Mary Muth, presi-
de-nt, reports that tunds
raised will augment the gen-
eral tuod or theOfl!:anJzatlon.
Mrs. Mary Louise Gor-
man. chairman. Is assisted
by Mrs. LucUie Norton arx1
Mrs. Rosemary Murph}.
JLESTI~~~ 540-13&6-&42-0270 w 6BJ
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1702 NEWPOIT llVD.
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at the famous V1ll a Vera '-'OOI and bar w ht>reo favon le lrOPICal drtnks can be
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For the tenn1s buff thre-t> clav courts are ava•tablt> bOth n1ght and day For the
gourmet. mternat•onal cu1s1ne and Mex1can SPt>C•ttll•es p1epart:>d at your requesl
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at "EL PATIO" Restaurant • 1/2 Hour Tenn1s Lesson Per Person • Two
Tickets for "LE JARDIN" Night Club Including One Drrnk Per Person •
One Free Daily Hour of Court Time • Gratuities
EXTRA NIGHT $34.50 ON E.P .
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Phone 4-03-33
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FALL T!NNIS SALI!
(STARTS FRL. OCT. 17 THRU NOV 13)
Sl -Sllll U:OUCTIONS
ON WAIMUP SUITS,
TI:NNIS IJIIOES
lfEN'B AND 1101fEN'8
CLOTHING.
80X, ETC.
BANCROFT BALL&; ..... PER
WITH TRADE -IN OJ' a OLD BALLS
NO LllflT ON PURCHASE
c!Paramouni .dJxwl• _,_,
The providH a simple dignified
cremation te~lce with disNmination at .... Theta is no
need lor embalming, coametotogy, casket or grave
Your ~ocial Security or Veterans AdMinislrallon dMth
benefit may cover our complete sen,..ice. Our literature
te lls the complete story ol our society. Write or cell
THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY
646-7431 24 HOURS
2400 W. Coeel Hwy, lulte I, IMIIJMM'I BMCtt
MalnDer Better BuSiness Bureau
Send Fr" Portfolio to: No Salesman Will C•ll
NAME
ADORESS
'FOR ALL Off YOUI
INSURANCE NI!E~
~bert son
Insurance
c.Associates
.,.,., ,..,~~· ~·
l711 E. Coast Hwy .• SuitcJOO
Corona drl Mar
Burglar ~
new • e HAll I SKIN CARE STUDIO ~
new • a ADVANCED 5CIII'4Tif\C HCHNIQUIS
All Ho1ootGI ptodyct mo11IUIIU
new e • APPROACH TO PAOIUm.
DAmAGIO HAIR
......... , • ., ..... 1 ..
new s., • .,,..o. let d•ll · •"'* ""'""'
• e NUCLEIC HAUl: COLOIUHG
.,...._ ...........
A ..,... coati I& I ft,IIO ··--.... --.. aparlmolll oiRiellordi.Har-
rlaP>o. 1830-B Wattoeo
AYe, • • • ApproltmatelJ
$1,100 wu etotea from tbl
ealt Ia Dlcll Cbu rtla'• .....
tunlll, HM NowportBIYd.;
lbe lblol poull>ly ••• ...,.
to pia !d-lY aad bad prior
Uowltdp ottt:leeombtaatloll
•• , Rudolph F. Baron Jr.,
323 E. Bay Front, Balboa
l.slaDd, reported the $500
U:lett ot the 4 hub caps trom
bts car in 1 parkfnE' lot
at 6&6 AlltOn Blvd. • • A
burrLar stole n6o from a
jewelry box tn tbe bedroom
of Twilight D. Taylor, 2%!1
Harbor BlYd ••• , Robert C.,
Durkee, 2138 Placentia A .e.,
co,npla1ned of tbe theft ot
about $10 cash and $10worth
of pactaged lauDdry deter-
geot from veodtnc machines
prted opeD In hls laundra-
mat at that address.
I
.. -~ Sf :~e~ ..... -a.
'Ill~-...
011 ~A ... It
••• Two .... ctaiiN ftllld
at $500 ... ,. IIIII• -JUcMrd c. Ktac•u. t10
VIctoria St., WIIIH llf1ll
qtllrttrt "" noecUd e MOifDAY, OCT. 1'1 "
Cbrt-r c. VDOJial,.
19, oi,!Of'f CM.rlt st •• wu
cblf'ltd wttn 4ruDk lh'IYlle
aad bit aod ru lfttr ldl
car hit 2 parluM;t can &Del
damaced tbe pnce door,
wall and mall bol of LaeWt
Bauer, '613 W, 18tb st., at
1:40 a.m. , , • A burclar
twisted tbe !roal door -
to pln eltry to tbe rest.
dence or Mary M. Fo1, t87!
LaSalle, IIIWic a dl(ttal
cloct ndJo aDd ~ 8-draw ..
er ~elry bot, 1 $110 l~s
• • • A burglar pried open
the front door of Lawrence
G. Smlth, 599 Grand Htven
Clr., tak1nc a $500 color
TV set • . • A tbtef pried
open a wlndw~ tn tbe Ye·
hlcle of Mark Douglas, 276
16th Pl., taldac toOls val -
ued at ,1,000 ••• A thief
used a key type lnstrumtlt
to obtain about $25 In coins
from coin boxes In the laun.
dry room at Newport Blvd •
Apts., 2450 Newport Blvd.
••• A 1961 Chevrolet Im-
pala car, valued at $500,
wa s tolen from Tbomas R.
Kerr, 530 WUson St ••••
Food stamps worth $60 aod
$10 LD currency were sto-
len from Sberry AM Bray
218! Pom0111 Ave. '
AlmT ICOM', a podooalo
of lbo P--Uolflroll)' SemlDary, b On.art Cout
Coli•'• campaa mlalatry
umetate lor lbe lrt?-?1
school year. Ht wort. wtth occ•a CbrtiUaa E~plort·
Uou Clab ud OOinJeb •·
dfllts oa. camp~s on TMJ.
daJs aDCS 'nluuday• trom 9
a.m. to Z p.m. A cnduatt'
ot OCC, ht rtc:tlnd b.ll
B.A. df!l(l'ee from Cal state
Fullerton.. He studied tor S
y-.rs at PriDcttoo, receh··
tq a deCree lD BlbUcal stu-
dies. He na ID ualstaar
pastor In Ml.aaesota tor a
year alld was a runt P4tl0r
In Germaoy tor 9 mootbs
before comlD& to occ.
M~ TTllESSES
.... -JIDVJI.DIIIQ-.
Jneeu-Jar Shapes · .......... -c:.n-
conu'U MAT;RISS CO.
21-Me.,..,.~ ... Ja.I•J
1umtls ;;reel
WE ALSO DO
EXPERT FOOT
MASSAGES
-By DOROTHY
67,-4400
JuUettes
porcelain nalls
bot oil pedicures
bot oil mantcurtn1
BRING ME 'tOUR
BROK EN NAIL --
I'LL MAK.E IT
LIKEN EW! /!
--4'.tl for "}"""
AN INVITATION TO VISIT
KUHN-DAHLMAN
ART GALLERY
and Custom Picture Framing
ElgbteeD years 1n tbe same location •
2721 E. Coast Hwy., Catu. 926!5
(714} 673-2255
RICHARD M. KUHN, Dtrector
CARL TON DAHLMAN, Uuqer
FEATURING
DIEGO or Germany
L. KOENIG or Hawa.U
ARTISTS SHOWING CURRENTLY
G. BRADESON
R. TARZlAN
T, PADOCX:K HOPE
R, WEE
E. THOMPSON
C. llYERS
A. KELCH
G. ROBB
J, HANEY
U , E. CREELMAN
Petsonal -Pet-Yacht Portralta
t'}!E
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MlWI'ORT H~IIIOR EJISIOII
PUIUIIEIIIUICL Y-1'0. .. 4
TltURSMY. OCT. 27, lf77
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IT WILL PAY TO CHECI( OUR PRICES
CUSTOM DESIGNED JEWELRl'
FINE GEM STONES
GOLD CHAINS
"l.i.!.l( ',.-'
John M. Thompson G.G
210 E. 11111 St., Vall 15
Costa Mesa. caiU .
9Z621 ("' 14) 6-45 -1909
Un Hllrren Sq. Behlad wet seal)
YOUR ~OMETOWN NEWSPAPER
LOCAL NEWS of LOCAL FOLKS
29TH YEAR OF PUBLI C ~HON
AL L UNDER SAM E O WNERSHIP
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Qualtfl.ed 1o publish aU public ooUces
required by law . -----. -------------. --------.. CALL 673 -0 550
FO& 8U BSCRIPTIONS, ADVERTISING,
CLASSIFIED ADS AND .108 PRINTING
"A UniiJIU Shoppirrt Exprrint cr"
wardrobes of the world's
most fashionably dressed
women.
• ..,.,. a. T. II l'l--..ut'Q
Now in Corona del Mar .
Hiding in the Arcade at
2721 EaSf Coast Hwy.
PHONE 675"'''3
MON. THRU SAT. 10 TO 5
FRIDAYS 'TIL 8
WATCII FOR ANNOtJNCEIIENT
OF OaAND OPENING
tJNDt;R NEW OtrNEuaiP
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GROUNDBREAKING tor tbt oew ftre statloo to be bullt
oD Celter st. ln Costa Mesa's super block toot place
Oct. 17. From leftareCltyCouocUwomanMarySm&llwood,
Vlce-Mayor Jack Hammett, Mayor Norma H~rtq.
Couocllman Ed Mc Farland, and Fire Capt. WayDe HustoD.
The oew station, which wUl be the city's Mh, replaces
the old Rochester st. station. Total cost, lncluding laDd
purchase, Is esUmated at $706,000. The bulld111c wtll
total 6,486 square feet and wW house a truck company,
an engine company and a rea."• unit. It la the tlrst
structure to be started in wper block. Plus call for a
senior ciU~n center, a commuDlty center, a DeW library,
and a re-designed tramc clrculatlon system. (EDSip photo)
NEW HYDRA ClEAN PROCESS
MOBILE CARPET CLEANING SYSTEM
c.,fttlly Sen CHIIiiH I hwer TniCk u.tts
• ~T.~. 10 An Olllboerd .._. moeor
aDd t'lSO wortll ol toola were
••• from tM lilo.. ol
Wllbu Sc:bloet, Ill VII LJdo
Nord. LJdo llle, betwMD 6
p.m. 8eclt. to ud 10 a.m.
Od.S ••• ATVMt,l
clrat.n, cJotblftc &Dd other
ltema nn ltola trom the
bome of Timothy CoUlDI,
412 Belw., Balboa, betwe•
2 p.m. Oet. 9 aDtt 10 a.m.
Oct. 10 ••• Peter Aaden
Neboa. 37, of 9M w. 17th.
Coat& Mea, wu cbarced
wttb belac lato1lcated &Dd
ctt.orderly at 4:40 p.m. at
2318 Newport B1Yd., Welt
Newport • • • Jamet All•
T~s Jr., 52, ol 61S
Poppy, Corona del Mar, was
arrested at hlabomeat 11:!0
p.m. and cbarced with beiQJ
IDtodcated aftd disorderly
• • • Harold Louis BeDDett,
32, of 205 39th, West
• l t•m•' the '011 ••''0( • S.C.•• ~J _ M-H
1 hon thv, foU•' drytng 94'~•o••"'t No h•ovy
~,.. · "':'" ... • 1:.-coMm•nd.cf fo, .-q\np Only th• woncl .,:•~; oU ... 9 y pfoblem\-Mtf'f'' yOVf ho ....
# 00.:-d•odooor•• boby •of• o looolly poltvhoft-frH -•
54o-&01'i"~· ;~5~ 131 aj
Miss Zillgitt is bride
of Graham C. Jones
IIIII AlM P~T· 1 7•0 SUII'EIIIIOa • COST 4 --A ~~~·TAT 1 1a
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995-3333 770-1818 557. 267!J
SINCE 1949
DEPAftTM&NT
Op~,. 9: JO A.M. lo 6:00P.M. Daly
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16 NEWPORT IOUlEV AID. COSTA MESA
Miss Anne Elizabeth Zlll-
gltt became the bride ol
Graham Christopher Jooes
lo a Sboday afternoon cere-
mony at the Corona del Mar
CoagregaUonal ChUrch. The
double ri~ ceremony was
performed at Z:30 Sept. Z5
by Pastor Donald Kurtz.
The daughter of Mr. aod
Mrs. Preston Burt Zlllgttt
chose a white embroidered
organdy and peau de sole
gowo, sleeveless and made
with a sheer yoke with a I high oeckllne of embroid-
ered lace. Her rt~ertlp ven.
held with an embroidered
baod, was edged wtth
n owers. Flo,.ered lace ap-
;Uques sprlnkled the entlre
veil. She carried a bouquet
of butterfly orchids, steph-
anotis aod baby's breath..
Attendlag her as maid of
honor was Mlss Leslie Smith
of Corona del Mar. Brides-
maids were Maureen
Mitchell of Huntington
Beach, Melanie Jones ol
Lompoc, and her coustn.
Karen ~rant of Mission
VIejo. AU of the bridal at-
tendants wore colorfUl Goral
prints on blue voUe aDd car-
ried garden bouquets.
The groom ts the son of
Mrs. Douglas Jooes ofSher-
WARM UP SUITS
BOYS COLORED SLI&VEt
8ASEBALL UNOER-
atiiTS REO 1~85 SALE
IALI 11.50
I&&VEIIIBLE T SHIRTS
1 UO 14..70 SAL& PRICE
tll.l6
IUIJIOT TO II'OCI ON HAND
. TENNIS DRESSES
TENNIS SHIRTS &SHORTS
TENNIS SHOES
BASEBALL MIT1·S
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BASEBALL DE
BASEBALL 8HOIR
TENNIS IACC£T8
IACQO&T BALL RACQUETS
BADMINTON IACKCTS
T&NNII BALLI
IUC&H IT&INOINO
man Oaks and the late Mr.
Jones.
Dennis Jooes of Lompoc
was his brother 's best maD.
U sbers lnclUded aoother
brother, Michael Jooes,
Woody Woodworth of Corooa
del Mar and tbe bride's bro-
ther, Gary ZUigttt.
Mrs. Robert Little, a
frleftd of the ZUigltts, as-
sisted at the reception which
was held at the Balboa Yacht
Club. Mrs. ZlUgltt received
guests In a pink crepe dress
wltb accordlan pleated col-
lar. The groom's mother
sore a sofe blue jersey.
Followtng a honeymoon
trip up the coast of Cali-
fornia, the newlyweds wut
reside 1D Dana Point.
Th~ bride is a graduate
ot Corona del Mar high
school aod attended Pepper-
dine University at Malibu.
She was a 1975 NaUooal
C harlty League debutante.
USCG AUXILIARY TO
TO MEET NOV. 1ST
The. U. s. Coast Guard
AuxUlary wW meet at 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1, at
Los Angeles Federal Sav-
ings, 3201 Newport Blvd ••
across from the Newport
Beach City Hall.
Members may lnvlte new
guests to the meettocs. For
addtttoaal lnlormatlon con-
tact Bernerd Granich., (213)
440-3720, or Los Aageles
Federal Savings. ('714) 675-
4500.
HOME LOAN FIRM
PLANS C.M. OFFICE
Capitol Home Loan Com-
pany of Los Anceles wU1
establish a Agloaal bead-
quarters omce In Coata
Mesa oext mooth.
Maury Abnms, vtce-
presideat aftd reoeral mu-acer. l.DDOUDCed t batt he 2000
square foot fa.eWty wUl be
located at 3UO Harbor BIYd.
Plu.s eall ft)T the ofttce to
be openUoaal by mld-No-
Yeraber.
Tbe decll:loa to locate ID
COlt& .. .,. ~Uowed recut
tJIIIUSIOD of the Allll.btlm
omee aid "-locatioD ot tbt
Wblttler flcWty.
RODDA ELECTED
Georp Aodlla Jr. of Ru-
bor vt.. PU18 w bela
... ~ PaeUic ncao-J•-nctor •r tM ..ao.l or-
paluttoo ............ .. .. ....,coil ... .,..... ............. v ...
.... ~e~~•u.-eot
.. AeeoeJitiDa ol C•-....,CelJtleTiwtwa. ..
IU ._a tniiM ol ..
Cout D11trtc:t .... lilt.
•..,.n. .... ,... ..
belli .. alated Ud Cb-on.rt, at t:41 p.m. at Mea
ud la.Aon. ... !f ....
port • • • ~nee Roek)"
Rbolda, !t, ol 4f7 lllon&.IC c...,.,.. eo... ..... ., ••
wu ar....eed a.n at 1:10
a.m. Ud eii!Upd wUb ..-
peneratoa ••• Cbrtltlopber
CnJc Voayb.,li1_otZ047-A cwa., c-. •-. ,..
cbarpt wttb btilc llleou-
eated lDd dllorcSttiJ alii: SO
a.m. at 3etb ud S.Cb. Welt
Newport ••• ""tb Tbo1'111Ut
21 Half MooG, SpJIIUI BJU,
reported drama, eJ•bl.b
aid rek~ ~~
nlued at $1,0&0, JtoleD !Jom
ber lllllocted pnce betweeo
6 p.m. Oct. 10 lDd 7 a.m.
Oct. 11.
• TUESDAY, OCT. 11
Dooald Robert CbrtsUan.
28, of 555 P•larlDo, Costa
Mesa, wu cbarted wltb mis-
demeanor dnbk driViJll at
2:10 a.m. at Back Bay aad
JamborM, oear East Bluff
• • • James Stepben New-
quist, 30, of 308'7 Yellow-
stone, Costa Mesa. was
charged with misdemeanor
drunk drtvl.nc at 1:50 a.m.
at 29tb and Balboa, West
Newport • • • Robert Nell
Juagles, 57, of 416 Vlsta
Flora, tbe Bltdfs, was
charged wltb beq Intoxi-
cated lDd d18orderty at Z
a.m. at Jamtoree and Bris-
tol, airport area ••• Ric bard
Aln Mancetlo, 31, of .uo
Avocado, Coroaa del Mar,
was charted with misde-
meanor drunk drlvtnc at 2:20
a.m. at Avocado aDd Fourtb
••• WWlam steven Be1111ett,
218 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
reported a tape coUectioa
and curtains stolen trom his
home between 6:30 p.m. and
8:30p.m •••• When Rtcbard
Sorlaoo parked h1s 1973 Flat
at his borne at1906-BCourt,
Central Newpon, between 6
p.m. Oct. 10 and 8 a.m.
Oct. 11, someooe stole both
tront bucket seats •••
J ewelry valued at$-4,800was
stolen from tb4! borne of
Barbara Kinyoa. 2240 Tus-
tin, West Upper Bay. be-
tween 6:30 p •• u. and 9 p.m.
• • • Gary Dan Gorman.
Z12 E. OctaD Blvd., Balboa,
reported stereo equipment,
blooculars, a TV set and
other possesstoo.s, n.lued at
$4,524. stol• from hla bomt
b«ween 8:30p.m. Oct. 7 aftd
12:30 p.m. Oct. 11 .•• A TV
set, earrtacs aod a pistol,
valued at Sf70, were wrg-
larlsed from Dorothy
Berry's n!sldeoce at 2957
Catalpa. East Bluff, between
7:30 a.m. aod 3:30 p.m.
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12
Patrlcil Fnocls Flnoerty,
18, or 222 Colton, Newpon
Shores, wu arrested there
at 12:20 a.m. and cbareed
wltb givlnc false lnformaUon
to a policeman • • • Rooald
Eugene Rocbe, 43, of 1895
Shertnctoa, Oakwood apart-
ments, was charged wtth be-
log intoxicated a ad dlsor-
derty at 3 a.m. at 1400 w.
Coast Hwy., Mariners ltUe
• • • Thieves took 9 door s,
valued at S6S5, trom the
borne of Yale lilt' AUster. 226
Ruby, Balboa lsllDd, between
5 p.m. Oct. 11 lDd 8 a.m.
Oct. lZ, ~u1nc remodelq
wort on the home • • • A
TV Mt, clock radio, '•Ta-
ser" eleetroalc weapon, and
a calculator, n.haed at $895,
were stoleo trom lbe home
of Judy A• FabaeAoct, 542
Vista Grudt, the Bluffs,
between 8:30 a.m. a.nd S:30
p.m •••• Muuel Torres
Gallecos, 21, Gerardo De-
LaTorre, U, and Jtas Ac-
tvedo Torre.. &3, au or
125 Mcfadden. C•tnl New-
port, were t'bafted wtth 10-
to tbeft at f p.m. tu UM<
3100 block of W. Balboa,
West Newport.
• THURSDAY, OCT. 13
Phillip Rud Smalley, Sl,
of 1904 Raymoad, Dn1d
WafiM Bit.., lO, of 346
Costa Mesa st., aDd Timo-
thy Routt ... ltmy, n. of
2'700 Pete,.,._ all of Costa
Mua. ,.n arrwt.d at 3
a.m. at lOIIIkFaddH. Cen-
tral Nfti!Ort. aDd ebarpd
wltb recet~ atolee pro-
ptrty ••• Mkiiii•U:rtc M.r-'*'• II. ollll Vta Flo~,
Lido ..... wu al'ftlted at
6:10 p.a. at VII Udo Sood
ud VIa AMthel, Uld cMr.
red ... r a dJC to ldtM!·
, bt...af. ..... btfllcqatll-
tlMid .._. IIIYIII a doe Ia
a r.-.tc.W tn1 ••• Wu-
l'tll t 'W.1MOllt'N...,.
port ........ ,..,.. aU 4 __ c..,.. fta.d ltSIOO.•-
lta ,_1M car ftUt 1 ................ _..
rWII • II oanoedii!Ut-
...awa-Up.a.Oct. u ... llill .... Oct. 11 ...... ~.~--.....· ...... ,........ ....
..... ..... fiJI•illr'J ....... ,.. ........ ...
tw.l .. ~-· ....
• PJtiDAY, OCT. U
WU1Ja.JD Georse Potta. 38,
of 9e5 w. lttll, Costa Mea,
wu cbupd with belftc lD-
tox!cated aDd d110rderly ll
8:45 p.m. at t54e E. Cc.lt
Hwy., Coro• del Mar •••
Jam .. 0p1410a, 19, of lZO
45th• Welt Newport, was ar-
rested ate p.m. at 180 Bay-
aide, Dear tbe bay brlct&e,
Ud cbarpd wUb barsJ.an
••• Artlar Keno. 516 Tus-
Un, Newpon ReJcbts, repor-
ted a •botcWI. rUle, tDUe,
ud aboat 4.000 roaDds ol
..U caliber ammallltloo sto-
leD from his boat at Vla
Lido Put Dr •••• A wood-
eo •· Fuo Tree•• stcn was
stoleo from tbf si.op by that
Dime at 3501 Via ()porto,
Lido VUlqe, between 6 p.m.
Oct. 13 a.od 7:50 a.m. Oct.
14 ••• Auto radio-cassette
players were reported stolen
from cars belocarlng to Betty
Coot, 733 Promootor) Point,
and Jeffrey SanDer. 375 Pro-
montory Polnt, between mld-
lllcbt aftd 9 a.m. . • Roben
Snerslr.)· reported an l'stl-
mate<t $425 damage to Ids
car, when It was scratched
aod its anteaoa broken, while
lt was parted at his home
at 18!6 TradewlDds, Bay-
crest, between 11 p.m. Oct.
14 and 10:30 a.m. Oct. IS.
• SATURDAY, OCT. 15
Steveo Wayne Hansen, 18,
of 7204 W. C~st Hwy., West
Newport, Sp2ce 36, wu
chafled with misdemeanor
druftk drtvt.oc at 1:10 a.m.
at Prospect aDd S@ashore,
West Newport ••• William
Peabody Weaver, Z8, of 420 ,
Emerson. Cosb Mesa, was
cha rged with belOIZ intoxica-
ted and ttlsorderl~ at 11:50
p.m. In the 2100 block of
W. <X·ean Front, Central
Newport .•• Michael Denols
O'Sullivan, 23, or 710 w.
12th, Costa Mesa, was char.
ced wttb bel[lf lntoxicated
and dlsorderl~ at 9:15 p.m.
at Newport Pier .•. Doug-
las James Marlntyre, ~.
of 2204 CUff, Newport
He~hts, was charged with
being IntoXIcated aoo dfs.
orderly at 3:15p.m. at Palm ·
aDd E. Bay, Balboa . • •
Richard Gr&«<>rr Larmon.
56, of 2000 Parson, Costa
Mesa, was charged with mls-
demeaoor dnank drlv~ at
5:40 p.m. at 16th and BaJ-
boa, Cemral Newport •••
Peter Valen Favre, 18, ol
413 Polosettla, Corona del
Mar, was arrested at 9:45
a.m. at 3100 E. Coast Hv.·r ••
Corooa del liliar. and charged
with burglary • • • Jimmy
Allan Ouan, 21, of 2074state,
Costa Mesa, was char&ed
with bur~;lary when poUce
arrested him at 5:30 p.m. 1n
tbe UOO block of w. 0<-ean
Front, Ct>ntral Ne..-port .••
A $300 TV set •·as stolen
from Nad Peterson, Z73Z
Bayshore Dr., Ba} Shores,
between 1 and 6 a.m. • .
A thief took SZ80 tn cash
from Jackie Fret>man's
purse at her home at 2007
Court. Ct>ntral Newport, be-
tween 11 p.m. Oc·t. 14 aDd
8 a.m. Oct. 15.
N~ HARBOR EJISI<Je
PUil.ISHEO IEEJ<LY -PG. S
THURSDAY, OCT. V. 1977
CORONA DEL MAR, CALl f .
'jhowgirl
j7 Introducing
The 91owgirl lbury Sa1on ·
SK~ AND NAL CARE
Featuring--Top Styhst And Our Skin
An d N!Ul Care Sp eciahst
SERVICES WE OFFE R INCI~U D£:
All Phases Or Hairstylmg
Facial s --Organi c Face Ltft.Private
Booths.
Body Contounng --Lose In ches,
Private Booths.
Wuing --Body H a.tr Rem oval.
Organic Honee.
Make-Up•••••••••••••••• •Eyel ashes
M anicures•• •••• • •• •• • •• • • • P edi cures
Water Massage
J uh ets • • •• • •• • •• •• •• Sculptured N aJI s
SHOWGIRL JEWElRY
DESIGNER·s ORIGINALS
Come In And See Our Beautiful Salon.
You Will Be Pleasantly Pleases ... ---\ OO~ON' f
FREE MANIQJRE OR FACIAL
WITH ANY SERVICE WITH
THlS COUPON
EXPIRES HOV. 12. 1977 ----------...
169 5 Irvine A venue
--
Comer of 17th/Second Floor
eo.ta Meta. California 92627
T.a.phaees (714) 645-1050 CW 568-9131
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YES INDEED!
An ..................... ~·~ In .... cdl ..
and provtdln1 tiM bat 1kl eq•llpmcnt •nd func-
doftal falhloM thllt lftOMY an buy. Not • lUper·
market, not • lpoti th._ tooele .tore. The Newport
Sid Com,.ny ia M .uthettdc outfitter for ... en-
thu.tMts of way •biltty lftel. DiiCOWI' how much
180ft tnt•at Mel •Hentlon you get from the
.. who ... MTIM com,.ny. Newport' I full...-,lllnltl
UJihop, opat onJv from Scptembft tllJ M.y.
N-s•n ... c. , •-. 2500 Wnt Cout Hwy .•
Nnlport Buch. CA 92663. (714) 631-3210
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pa•ntec;s. SP<'" 0f' T , .,. l t' .. \. :
OltOEit MOW ,ltOM TI MM Y TOOL CO .
1U' MEW YOitK ST. OfltT . C LOHC lEACH
CALIF . 901 •l
Could lmprowe the appearance ..,..r:
--...~ •• FACE -C11i1 eo~tem
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IT AFFED aY LIC "lED M Dl AL DOC TO
AtJaGEaiEI PEaFOU D aY C annED
ltJatiiEONI.
lOIN·-~
547-8069 ..
Pl:iiliOOIIBUIDfla
lUll! ftATEII!Jn'
Tbo l>llowl.lc ....... Ia doJac ........ II: fltu-
IOllooll""-1111 ....
!700 Padflc Cout Bwy.;
IHO N"POrt lloaell, CL
nia, LeU J, LaarltMa,
1!5 H. W•Jt Kooll, Lo1
All(eln, Ca. 900e:9,
This budaen lJ codlcted
br ao ladiwldual. Signtd:
LeU J. LiurltseD..
Tbb statemeat was ated
wltb tb, couoty clerk ot Or.
a.111e CbUDty 'Sept, 30, 1977,
Publilh: Oct. s, ts, zo,
27, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ellllga. F -829'1 1
PUBLI C NOTI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
PU8L.IC NOTIC~
FICTITIOUI BOSJI(IISS
"All£ ITATEIIEIIT
TIM lollow... Ill'-II do... bill-"' BMrl-llAt 144..6111, Room U1,
351 Holl>ltal Rood, N"POrl
lloaell, CA _,, SyiYII
WI(Dtr, l$$4 Cuaway, Ape.
C, Costa Mea, CA 92SH.
ThJ.• bu.lllleta t.s ooi:Oict-
ed by an lDdtYidul.
Siptd: Sy!Yia Waper.
Tblt statement was IUed
wltb the could)' clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 12, l!n'J.
Publish: Oct. 20, 27 , Nov.
3, 10, 1971, Ia the Newport
Harbor EnsJ(n. F -83565
PU-l3L.IC NO TI C E
S-9!206
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
SPEAKER at the r ecent information forum at Costa Mesa
hospital was Dr. Benjamin Kraut, chief of staff, s OOwo
here with Mrs. Sylvia Leighton, president of the sponsor-
Ing Hospital Aui!Uary. The topic for this openlJ3c fall
forum was " hypertens ion and stress."
The foUowiog person Is
doi.Dg bustoess as: Pro-
tecUYe Coatings, 1019 E.
Balboa, Balboa., Ca. 92661:
John L. Areodsell. 1019 E.
Balboa, Balboa, Ca. 92661.
Thls business Is coDducted
by an lodivlctuat. Signed:
John L. Arendsen.
The follow!~ persons are
doin& business as: The Mey-
er Place Partnership, 336
East 17th street, Costa Me-
sa, CaiUornta: Daniel Gil-
bert, 3272 Oraocewood Ave-
nue, Los Alamitos, Caltror-
nla 90'720; Sidney Jacobs,
3246 Federal Aveooe, Los
Angeles, Callfornla 90066. P UBLIC NO T IC E
F"ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEW ENT
The" following person Is
doing tx.l siness as: Property
Realty, 3900 Bir ch St., Suite
104, Newport Beach, Ca!H.
92660: Robert F.. Mey er, 836
Presidio Or., Costa Mesa,
Calif, 92626.
This Wslness Is conduct-
ed by an Ind ividuaL Signed:
Robert E. Merer. •
This statef'lent was !Ued
wU h the county cle rk or Or-
ange Count}' Oct. 18, 1!)"/'7.
Pu blish: Oct. 27 , Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977, In tht> 1\t>wport
Harbor Ensign. F-83862
P I,J BLI C NOT ICE
S-93264
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STA T EMENT
The· following persons are
doing Wstness as: Newport
Pacific Properties, 500
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach, California
92660: M. J. Au be rm:m, 3981
Warner, Huntington Beac h,
California 92649; James E.
Perry, 3981 \\oarner, Hunt -
ington Beach, California
92647.
This Ws lness Is conduct-
ed by an Individual. Signed :
M. J. Auber m•••·
T his s tatement was rued
with the county clerk of Or -
ange Count}' Oct. 6, 1!177.
Publish: Ocl. 27 , Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977 , In the Newpo rt
Harbor Ensign. F -83243
P UBL IC NOT IC E
S-93258
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEME!'IT
Tht> followi ng pt>rson Is
doing business as: Tht> Huck-
lt>berry, ll2-114 Mc F'arldan
Place, Newpor t Beach, Ca li -
fornia: La Crt>ple re, Inc.
a Califo rni a t urporatlon,
Care of: Robert A. Wilks,
2030 E. 4th St., Santa Ana,
Calif. 92705.
Th is business Is ('Om1uc-
ted by a corporation.
Corporation Narn e: La
Creple re, Inc., Roher t A.
Wllks/secreh rr .
This s tatemPnt wa s h ied
will• the county clerk of Or-
ange Cou nty Ocl. to, 1!177,
Publish: Or t. 27 , :'-'ov . 3,
10, 17, 1977, In trlt> S~>ll-port
Har bo r Ensign. f -8383~
P UB LIC NOT ICE
S-93265
F"lf;TJTIOUS BUS INF.SS
NAME STAT EMENT
The followlflli person Is
rloing business as: Four
Winds Res taurant , 16431
Bo lsa Chl ca, Hun ti ngton
Beach, Callf. 92647: Fou n-
tain Valley Associa tes, Joc .,
Cal llornia corpontlon, 1609
E. Edi nger, ~anta Ana , Ca -
lif. 92705 .
This Wsln4'ss Is r onm.rct-
etl by a corpontlon.
Corporation name: Foun-
tain Valley Assocra tes, Inc.,
Ha rlan C. Erickson, Pre-
s ident.
This s tatement was nted
with tile county cler k of Or -
ana-e County D<:t. 17, 1917.
Publish: Oct . 27 , Nov, 3,
10, 17, 1977, tn the Newport
Harbor Enslen. F' -83796
P UB LI C NOT IC E
S-93271
F ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlag persons are
dolnc buslness as: Sunshine
Food Co., 17913 MacA rtbn
Blfd., l"lM• Calif. 92714:
Samuel Blmbaum, 3$01 Car -
mel Au., lnlDt, Cal. 92'7 14;
t.oa.lM Blnblum, MOl Car-
••' AYt,, lnlDt,Ctl. 9f714.
--'nil -II coodo<:t-
od bJ 11 lodh1doal. Sii-
I&DIMI Blnblam, Loallt -·· 1'1111 ........ ---lllod •D tile CIGIIIIO eten ol Or-
up CwCJ Oct. It, lfl'7,
-Oct. rrr ""'· '• 10, 17, 1m, 11 cao ~ _r....,.. ,_ ....
PU BL IC NOT ICE;
S-9335 1
FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NAME STATF;MENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Dolphin
Marlna, 9035 Atlanta, Hun-
tington Beach, Ca. 92646:
Isabel B. Earros, 17550
Chestnut, Fountain Valley,
C a. 92708; Anita B. Panabe,
9921 fl air League, Hurrtlng-
ton Beach, Ca. 92646 .
T his bus iness is cooduct-
ed by a general partBershlp.
Signed : Isa be l B. Barros .
This statement was f1Jed
wit h lht> county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 7, 1977,
Publish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977, ln the Ne wport
Ha rbor Ensign. F" -83390
P UBLIC N OTl C E
S-93276
FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NA ME STAT EMENT
Th£> fo llowing persons are
rlo lng IA.rsiness as: Night Life
Guide, 2500 S, Fairview St.,
Santa Ana , Ca. 92704: John
A. Mischka, 1903 1 Llndser
Lane, Huntington Beach, Ca.
92648; S.Usan A1Jen,2cr7 Lake
St., Hunti ngton Beach, Ca.
92648.
Tills txJslness Is condUct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Signed: John A. Mischka .
This statement was tiled
with the county c lerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 19, 1977.
Publis h; Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 19'17, In the Newport
Har bor Ensign. F -83982
P U BL IC NOT ICE
S-93268
FICTITOUS BUSINWS
NA ME STATEMENT
ThP rollowlng per sons atE'
dol~ bu siness as: Frames,
Etc., 7501 Slater Ave ., unit
'• N"', Huntington Beach, Ca.
92647: Charlt>s D. McG owan,
16444 Bo lsa Chlca, Hunting -
ton Beach, Calif. 92649, WU.
lla m L. McGowan, 19571 Wa.
terbu r} La ne, Hunti ngton
Beach. Cali!. 92646.
Th is OOslnt>ss Is condu ct-
ed b~ a limi ted pa rtnership.
S i~~;neU: William L. Mc-
Gowan.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or -
anl!e County Oct. 17, 1977,
PuhUsh· 0-::t. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 19'77, in the Newport
llaroo r Ensign. F -83838
This statement was IUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 30, 19'17,
Publish: Oct. 6, 13, 20,
Z7 , 19'17, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -829'70
PUBLI C NOT IC E
S-90042
f iCTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NAME STATEMENT
T he following person Is
doing OOslness as: B. G.
Shoes, 405 E. Cordoba .\ve.,
San Clemente, Calif. 92672:
Robert Wayne Goad, 405 E.
Cordoba Ave.,San Clemente,
Calif. 92672,
This bustness Is conducted
by an Individual. Signed:
Robert Wayne Goad.
This statement •as nted
with the rounty clerk of Or-
ange County Sept, 28, 1977.
Publlsb: Oct. 6, 13, 20,
Z7, 19'17, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -82837
P U BL IC NO T IC E
S-90047
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEMENT
The following per son Is
doing business as: The
Slender Spoon, 7132 Edinger,
Huntington Beach, Calif.
92647: Raymond Bates,
26522 Mimosa Ln., Mission
VIe jo, Calli. 92675.
This tl.rstness Is conducted
by an Individual. Signed:
R•ymood Bates.
This statement was IUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 28, 19'17,
Publish: Oct. 6, 13, 20,
27 , 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -82841
P U BLI C NO TIC E
S-90003
F'ICTITIOUS BUS INESS
NAME S"TATEf,A'ENT
The roltowtng person ts
doing Wslness as: Sea Bluffs
Rellty/lnvestments, 16042
Ballad Lane, Huntington
Beach, Ca. 92649: Ted R.
F rands en, 16042 Ballad Ln.,
Huntington Beach, Ca.
92649.
This bus iness Is conducted
by an ind.JYtdual. Signed:
T ed R. Frandsen.
This statement wa s rlled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 30, 1977.
Publish: O<:t. 6, 13, 20,
27, 1977, In the Newport
Ha rbor Ensl~~;n. F -8297 5
This business Is conduct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Si&ned: Daniel GUbert.
Tills statement was Nled
with the county clerk of Or -
ange County Oct. 6, 19?7.
PubliSh: Oct, 20, 27, Nov.
3, 10, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -83242
PUBLI C NOTIC E
S-93204
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATElr'ENT
The following person Is
doing bllslness as: California
Property Management Asso-
ciates, Inc., 567 San Nicho-
las Drive, Suite 401, New-
port Beach, CA 92660: Pro-
perty Management ,.t.ssoci-
ates, Inc., Delaware corp.
This t.Jslness Is conduct-
ed by a corporaUon.
Corporation Name: Pro-
perty Management Associ-
ates, Inc.
This statement was riled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 11, 19'77.
Publish: Oct. 20, 2:7, Nov.
3, lO, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83467
P U BLI C NO TI CE
S-93223
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The fotiowt.ng persons are
doing business a.s: Park As-
sociates, 3198-G Airport
Loop Drive, Costa Mesa,
California 92626: James R.
Ltulo, 3198-G Airport Loop
Drive, Costa Mesa, Catuor-
nla 92626; John N, Llz:r.to,
2496 Whitney Avenue, Niag-
ara Falls, New York 14301;
M & L Assoclates, 116 19th
Street, Manhattan Beach,
Calirornia 90266; Marvin N.
Wettzant\otfer, 2216 Veteran
Avenue, Los Angeles , Cali-
fornia 90064,
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: M & L Associates,
by: Barbara Spears.
This statement was flied
with the county cler k of Or-
ange County Oct. 11, 1977,
Publish: Oc t. 20, 27, Nov,
3, 10, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enstgn. F -83488
P U BL IC NQT ICE
S-93228
P UBLIC NOTIC E P U BLI C NOTI C E FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
S-93283 NAME STATEMENT S-90002 FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS .... BUSINESS The followtqg per90ns atP NA ME STATEMENT F IC TITIOv~ dollll!: business as: Sas co-NAME STATEMENT ThP tollowlng persons a re The follO'fl'lng persons are Frame Joint Venture, 3001
doing Wstness as: Conso-doing Wstness as: Eastgate Redhlll Avewe, Esplanadt>
lldated American Properties Liquor, 11 932 Valley View 14, Ste. 244, CostaMesa,CA
VI, 16752 Millike n Ave., lr-Street, Garden Grove, Calif. 92626: Milton B. Wotn. 137
vine, CaiUor nia 927 14: John 92645: Mr s. Rebecca S. Bedford Dr., Bever ly
B. Parker, 16752 Milliken Sassouruan (NMN), 8401 Hills , CA90212;JackWachs,
Ave.,-l.rvlne, California Boothbay Circle Huntlngton ' 3001 Red.hllJAve., Esplanade
92714; James E. Tweedt, Beach, CalU. g2646; lrlr, 14, Ste. 244, Costa Mesa,
16752 Milliken Ave., Irvine, Bl)an Sassounlan (NMN), C A 92626: Curtis G. frame,
CaJUornia 92:714. 8401 Boothbay Circle, Hunt-3001 Redhtll Ave., Esplanade
This buslooss Is condu ct-lngton Beach, Callt. 92646 • 'c'A• 9~t;2•6 244, Costa Mest.
ed by a geoora.l partnership. -
Sl ed J •• B. P k This Wslness Is co~cced Thl ~: gn : o.,... ar er. by a general partnership. s uustoess Is conduct-.
This statement was IUed Signed: BljaQ Sassountan. ed by a geoenl partnersht.p.
with the county clerk of Or-This statement was ftled Signed: Jack Wachs.
a nge County Oct 18, 1977, with the county clerk of Or· This statement waa nted
Publish: Oct. 2:7, Nov. 3, ange County Seot. 28, 1977• with the county clerk ot Or -
to, 17, 19'77, in the Newport Publlsh: Oct. 6, l3, 20, ange County Oct. 11, 19'17,
Harbor Enslen. F-83913 2'7 l9'77 In the Newport Publlsh: Oct. 20, 27, NoY.
PU BLIC N.OTIC E H~bor E~lgn F-82820 l, lO, 1977, In the Newport
_..:..,::..=;:,;..::.,:.::::...:..:.::.;:__ --==.,-:::.,.,.,· =:-:-::--Harbor Enslan. F -83464 S-93284 FICTITIOUSBUStNESS PUB LIC NO TICE P'UBL..IC NOTICE
NAME STATEMENT S-00003 FICtiTIOUS BUSIHESS
The follo•l!li persoM are FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT
doing business as: Flyway NAME STATEMENT The ft>IJowJnc ptrtonaare
Associates, I.. TO., 2081 Bus· Tbe follcnn111 periJOM a re dolnc bustaeu aa: Dynamic
I ness Center Drive, Suite dOIJtr tllal6esa u: SU8000-VlWJ.sm, 100 Scholl PJaa,
140, lrvlDe, California MlJtr OrtY•IopmeDt Co.. PH-10. Nft'POrt Btteh, Ca ..
92715: Morran McColloUgh, 119U ValltJ Yin Strut, 111. 9*3: Lue retU. H. Alllo-
2603 Redlands Orh·e, Costa. Oardea Oron, Ca.llt. 92645: ton. 100 Settota P111a, PH.
llesa, Calltoi'DII 92827; An-llr.Bijaosu-aa.cl<ll~>. 10, N"POrl lleaeh, CaiU,
relo J. CaseU.a.. 2124 VaU•y MOl Boothbe.J Ct.re1ey H1Dt-9ZIU; Roetl'ftii.J1t; .H. Seu-
GI•n La.nt, Ort.nat, Ca.Utor -flll'oe Btacll, Calif, 9M41; tJ, !110 ZtU Dr., lela
all i26&'1; Fl'llll< c. For beo, lira. -ca ,_...., Baaeh, CaiU. 9U51, P, o.
1244 La Ml.nda, l..I(UDl MOl AocQteJ Cl.relt, lllat. Roald.
Bueh, CaWornla 92&Sl. Jor1oo lloa<h, CaiU. -; Tbll •-II -et-
Thll boo,_ Is cadet-llr • ...,.. ~·~ (lllltl~ od 1>1' a Ulllllod -ap.
ed bJ altmttad pa.rtDtrtblp. NOIIIo+-"MaJ Cl.rde. Hut-llped: ••1 ,,... H....._ ~ llorpo lltCoiJooP. Jor1oo llaaell, caw. -· .,, lAertllo a AD....._
Tb1a Jtattm .. wu ftltd TbU twtaellllowdllcted Tbll ...._ •• ftl tiled
,..., lbooooiiJ'elmoiOr-bl' a _.... po-._ -~~oo-,.elertofOr·
.... CouiJ Oct. u L 1m. ,....., BIJaa au 1 • .... c.., Oct. '!.. am.
hllllol< Del. 1'1, oo•. s, ,.,.... Oct. t, 18, 10, ........., Oct.IO, n, lloo.
10, 17, 11'1'1, II t-. Jl"POrl rl, lfi'7.L II tile ,._rt I, 10, lfrl, lo•tlle "-rt
Hatllor Ew•r r.-~ • ....._ r.-1 11at11or bolpr r-llm
NElii'ORT HAR80R Ell SIGH
PUBliSHED IEEKLt ·PG. i
TI4URSOAV, OCT. V, 1m
CO~A PEL liAR, CAU F.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTmou& BUSINEsS
NAIIE STATEIIENT
Tbo 'followloc 111no11 II
dolnc bdl iMII u: Gn!llm
Rtral E.W., 5U No. 11
Camh10 "-1. Su Cltmutt
9!&72: Mattbew Wurea Gra~
bam, 789 Balboa Aft,, La-
CUDI Beach, Cl. 92851.
· This Wstneu Is cooOOcted
by an lbC!tfldllal, Signed:
Matthew Warnn Crabam.
This statement wa,s tOed
•Ub the coollty clerk of Or-
ange CouQty Sept. 30, 19'77.
Publish: Oct. 6, IS, 20,
27 , 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -82969
PUB LiC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The foUowtne: person 1s
doing buslness as: llldus-
trlal Funding, 3901 MacAr·
thur Blvd., Suite Zll, New-
port Beach, Ca. 92660: Ri-
chard A. Hall, Grantor, 5131
Alder, Irvine, CalU. 92715.
This Wsiness 1s conduct-
ed by a Wsloess pure trust.
Signe-ci: Richard A, Hall,
Grantor.
This statement was nled
with the county clerk or Or.
NEW JutXiE of Santa Ana Munlc ipt.l Court Is lryne Black
or Baycrest, shown here with tt.rsband John anrt sons Ian
aM Tlmoth)'. Mrs. Blac k was appointed b~· Gov. Drown.
For the past 7 years s hw has served as Depot)" Orange
County counsel. Mr. Black Is a professor or constUuttona.l
law at Western States Law School.
ange County Oct. 5. 19'77. ----------
Publish: Oct. 13, 20, 27,
-No v. 3, 1977, In the New-
port Harbor Ensign. F -83196
P U BLI C NOTI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing bllslness as : Brown/
Dunlap ,,ssociates, 701
Aca cia Avewe, Corona del
Mar, Ca. 92625: Susan P.
Brown, 701 Acacia Avenul?,
Corona del Har, Ca. 92625;
HIIIJ Dunlap, 11 82'7 Hartsook
St., N. Hollywood, Ca. 916!Y7,
This business Is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Susan P. Brown.
This statement was liled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 3, 1977.
Publish: Oct. 13, 20, Z7,
Nov. 3, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83027
P UBL IC NO T ICE
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
c1oing business as: Woodbine
Investors, Ltd., 1601 Dove
St., Suite 283, Newport
Beach, Cal. 9%660: James
S. JoDeS, 1026 White Salls
Way , Corona dt>l Mar, '=al.
92625.
This bu siness Is conduct-
ed by a limited partnership.
Slgner1: James S. Jones.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 6, 19'17.
Publish: Oct. 13, 20, 27,
Nov . 3, 19'17, In the Newport
Harbor Ens ign. F -83263
P UBL IC ~O TI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following per son Is
doing business as : Artistic
Decor, 9542 Bay Meadow
Dr., Huntington Belch 92646:
Linda Krupenldn, 9542 Bay
Meadow Dr ., Huntington
Beach, Calif, 92&46.
Thl! Wslness Is conduct -
ed by an Individual. Signed:
Linda Kn~penkln.
This state ment was filed
with the counry clerk or Or -
ange County Oct. 6, 1977,
Publish: Oct, 13, 20, 27,
Nov. 3, 1977, in the Newport
HarbOr Ensign. f -83264
P'.UBLI C NOTI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSiNESS
NAM E S'!'ATEME NT
The following person 1s
11otng business as: Kay
Kwock F.e1Jty, 1770 Orange
Ave,, Ste. B, Costa Mesa,
Ca. 926Z'7: Katberlne K.
Kwock, 250-A Ogle St., Cos-
ta Mea, Ca. 9262'7.
This lxJslness Is cooduct-
ed by an lndlfic2ual, S!.eDed:
Katherine Kwock.
This statemeot was nted
wtth the county clerk of Or a
ance County Oct. IS, 19'77.
Publlsb: Oct. 13, 20, 21,
SEN 0 IN VOU R
CLASSIFIED ADS
TO T H E ENSIGN
P UBLI C NOT ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME NT
The foUowtng persons are
doing business as: Woodlyn
No rth, a Partnership, 1727
Tradewlods Lane, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660: Randolph
C. Erwin, 1727 Tradt?wlnds
Lane, Ne'oYJ)Ort Beach, Ca.
92660; Woodlyn No rth, Inc.,
a California corporation
1727 Tradew!nds Lane, N('ll'~
port Beach, CA 92660;
William H. f rvdn Coml)an}',
a California Corporation,
4201 Wilshire Blvrt,, f414,
Los Angeles, Ca. 90010.
This bu siness is conduded
by a general partnership.
Signed: Randolph C. Erwin,
partne r.
This s tatement was flied
with the county clerk of Or-
a nge County Ott. 14, 1977,
Publish: Oct. 20, 27, Nov,
3, 10, 1977, In the Newport
HarbOr Ensign. F -83732
P U BL IC NO T IC E
FICTITIOL'S BUS IN ESS
NAME STAT EM ENT
The following persons are
doing txJslness as: Pnse·
polls Importers & Export-
ers Co., 2411 E. Coast llw}· .,
Su it e I, Corona rtel Mar,
CA. 92625: Rahmatollah Ef-
tekhar l, 2433 Vi sta Hogtr,
Newport Beach, caur. 92660;
Mahdokht Eftekharl, 2433
Vista Hogar, 1\ewport Beach,
Calli, 92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a genenl partners hip.
Signed: Rahmatollah Enek-
hari.
This statement was filed
With the county cle rk of Or-
ange Count)' Ckt. 12, 1977.
Pu blish: Oct. 20, 27, Nov.
3, 10, 19'77 , In thE' Nt?wporl
Harbor Ensign F -83~24
P UB L IC N O T I C ~
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEMENT
Ttre followt~ person Is
doing !Justnes s as: Delmonl-
co·s, 4248 Martingale Way,
Newport Beach, Callfornla.
92660: Crotco Corporation
a Callfornia corp., \1)' w. w. Crottenden Jr., Pres.,
4600 Campus Drive, Newport
Beach, Ca 92630.
This btlstness is conduct-
ed by a corpontton.
Corporation Name: CnJt-
co Corporation, W. W. Crot.
teoden Jr., president.
This statement was rued
with the county clerk of Ora
a.nce County Oct. 6, 1971.
Publ.lsb: Oct. 13, 20, 2'7,
NoY, 3, 1971, LD the Newport
Harbor Ensl(n. F -83287
Nof, 3, 19'77, In the New-PUBLIC NOTICE
port Harbor Enstgo. f -BSUS -..!:~~!:..,;~.!..!.~--
PUBL..ic NOTICE
S-110070
FICTITIOUS BUSINEss
NAil£ STATEMENT
Tbe followlac person&: are
do1Jre bullntN as: Cotst Ag ..
tmal Ho'Pftll, 31!8 E. Coeat
Hta:bway, Corone del Mu,
Ca." 921!5: Wayne L.. Outa,
4421 Btrmuda, l·"tnt, Ct..
N714; £dwuod R. Colt; 1$
WUJO'Wbrool, tnl.lle, Ca.
m14; J-1. Rle'li.!.,IN
AYOeldo, ........ II, ca.-.
1'llla teet-· 11 COidlct. od 1>1' • 11 ... ., ,. ...... ~.
• ....., •• ,. I. o .. .._ .
TIM ..... , ... wu tll.t
trltll .... _,. elort ., Or-
... c..,. Oct. 5, 11'1'1,
-... Oct. "·¥. ""· a, W.r.! cao ~ . r 111
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
1bt foUowtac peuona are
dOing buslotll tc: TM Keg,
1125 VIctoria Strttt, Costa
Mtu, Callfornil: Fraat R.
McCarroa. Jr., 210S1 Galr
tJ.r Clrc::lt, lfttati..Qcton
Bttch, Cautont& 911-M; E.
Elliot lltCarn>n, 210SI
Ctlblr Circle. HuAtlii!IIOIII
llta<h, Calllonll 9-.
Th1l t.liMN t1 co8ct-
ld b1 u -.JAcorporattd .,.
eoel&Uoa otMr uu a part.
Mnl>lp,
SJped: bllttud ud wilt,
Fnall R. lleCar-. Jr. ud
E. !llloo lldla,.,.. n11-•-m"' "1t11 lllo -,. elerhl Or-
up C.., Dot. II, 11'1'1.
........ Oet. ,, *'· s,
10, "· ltl'l,lltlloll-" .,..,., .... ,, ...... ,
RAY DOUGLASS JOINS
BOYLE ENGINEERING
Rar Dou~~:lass has ;Dinl?d
U•e profess1·nl31 staff or
Boyle ErK:Ineertng Corpora-
tion a lll1 will ove rsel? the
•·ompany's tnte rnattunal op-
erations. His appolnt m~nt
was aMOuncer1 1.Jy Les Clay-
ton, clla.lrma n, in N!?ll"poM
Belch.
Mr. Douglass comes to
Boyle directly from :in as -
signm~nt In Hait i as rhlej
engineer of USAJD. He was
res ponsible for planning and
project d~>velopment ot all
A 10 en~;lneerlng I'I.Ot1 f"Oll·
s tructlon relate-d activities.
He has also servert as •·hlef
engineer of USAID In sev-
e ral other South Smerit'an
countries a1lfl as construc-
tion man.a g-e nwnt cnglnet>r on
projects In Moro<"ro,
Fntnl'e, Spa in, and Ger many.
ACTING SCHOOL TO
BEGIN NEXT WEEK
South Cc..ast Reperton 's
evenlnr actlnc roMerv~uon ,
tor al\<a 11 aDI1 '0VtT, he-
gins the Wl?ek of oct. 31 at
1827 Newpo rt O!Yd. Costa
Mesa.
The 7 -week IOntj St>SS!Oh
orft>rs professional a(·linr
trl'llntll.l\ In tx-~lnniDJ!, arl-
vanced, 30(1 e lective cate-
~o rles.
Courses a re sct?ne work
I (Moud;.~ys), voice ant! ver se
(Tuesda)·s), and ~lemt>nts or
:u·t!ng (WPdneSdays). Class
!lrncs ar r 7:30 to 10 p.m.
·P U BLI C NOTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEM ENT
The rollowlng persons are
tlolng Wsiness u : Val mar,
2101 So. Yale, Santa Ana,
Cal. 92'704·. Vlr,lnla H. Mar-
kel, 2527 Bamboo St., New -
port Beach, Ca.J. 92660: Lou-
is D. Ma rkl'l. 2527 Bamboo
St., Newpor1 Rea<"h, Cal.
92660.
This business is conrtuct-
..-1 I>}' an Individual. Signed. v t rgtnia H. l'arkel.
Tlrls statement was fil ed
with the coonty clerk or Or -
ange County Ck't, 6, 1977.
Publish: Oct. 13, 20, 27,
Nov, 3, 1977, ill the Ne'lo'I)Ort
Harbor Ensign. F -83268
PUBL IC NO TI CE
S-93255
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEMENT
Th\ following person Is
dohlf, business as: Cu1.-er
Duign Service, 153 Prom-
ontory Ori.-e West. Newport
Beach, Ca. 02660: Ray F.
Campbell, Inc., a Cautornta
CorponUon, 153 Promon-
tory Drtve West, Newport
Beactr, Ca, 92~60,
This Wslness Is conducted
by a corporation.
CorponUon name: Ray f.
Campbell, Inc •• Ray Camp-
bell, president.
Publ11h: Oct. 20, 271 NOY,
3, 10, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Enli«D. f .83680
PU BL.I C NOTIC"E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAil£ STATE .. ENT
The followlnt pertoQ ta
doJnc bualotu as:: C 8 Cas-
tom Draperfts, 181! New-
port 81fd., Cotta ......
gz&27, Robert Storr ... ·~
S.cttl( Dr., Corona dtl
Mar, CA atsts.
Thla --~~ coodlet. ., 1>1' .. lodl-. ltpod:_n. .......
'filii --lllod -... _., elertofOr. ~I; Oct. 11, 11'1'1,
Oct. 1'1, .... =. 10, 11, lrM, II 111rt II _......_ r
PIJBL.IC KOTICE
FICTITIOOS BVSDIU8
MAllE STATIII£l<T
Tbo I>_ Pt....., II
blttn•• u: cour On-
-.N.~ =~~~:;:
tloo, Calli>-oorp., S7S?
Bltc:b Stf'Ht. Sillltt 8, New-
port S..ell, CA NHO.
Tllll baallou II ooocJuct-
od bl' a eorpon-.
Corponi:IOD Jtune: WtDCI-
trard eo.,onuoo. Tloa
Jollaooa, SeertlarY 6 CFO,
Tbll. lt&ttmeat wu ft.IICI
wltfl Ult coutJ clerk of Or-
IQit ,CoalltJ ~t. 8, lgtf7,
hbllsb: Oet. ts, 20, 27,
NO¥. S, l!n7, 1D thtlftwport Harbor .~ r-W&<l
PUBL.IC NOTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STAtEMENT
The tollowtDc person lJ:
rlotnc t.laloeu as: E1epoce
in Time, 2150 Newport Cen-
-ter_ Dt., flU, Newport
Beach, Ca. 926&0: Alan W,
' McKae Marketlhg Sentcea,
a Caltf. corp., 1412: Keel
Dr., Coro• del Ma r, Ca.
92625.
This business t• collducl-
ed by a corpontlon.
Corporation Dame: Alan
W. McKae Markettne Ser-
Yices, Alan W. McKae, prl?-
sldent.
This statement was flied
With the county cle rk of Or -
angt> Count y Oct. 6, 1977.
Publish: Oct. 13, 20, 27,
Nov . 3, 1977, ln the New-
port Harbor Ensign. f -t32:Ci9
P UBL IC NOT IC E
S-89998
FlCTITIOUS BUS INESS
NAME STATEMENT
The folio"' log persons are
doing business as: (1) Jnr.
Rooter of OrangP Co.; (2)
Mr. Rooter o!Laguna Dea<"h;
."3) Mr. Rooter of Los A~e
les, 25152 Campo Roso, El
Toro, Calif. 92630: John H.
Sh it>lds, i 807 Truxton, Los
Anll:"eles, Calli, 90045; Wayne
M. Allen, 25152Campo r.oso,
Et Toro, Calif. n630.
This buslnass lst ondu<"ted
u~· a corporation (a Cali-
fornia rorpon.tlon).
Corpornllon Name:
Sh ielrls &t Allen, Inc., Warne
M. Allen. Sec.
This statt>ment was tUed
wit h the count~ <"lerk or Or-
ance Count~· SpPI. 27, 1977.
Publish: 0<'1. G, 13, 20,
27 , 19"77, tn the Newport
Harlor Ensi!m. F -82757
PU BL IC NOT IC E
S-89!182
FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The following persons arf'
t1olnj!: tx.lsiness as: Sommer-
set As sociates, 3848Carnpus
Drive, Suite 116, Newpo rt
B£'ach, Call(ornla n660: M
& T lneorpor-..r.tP.Cl, 3G9 Phlf'
StrePt, Suite 320, San Fran-
<"tsco, CaiUornla !14104, {A
Genera I Pa r1nt>r ); Biddle
Dl?velopment . Inc , 38ol8
Campus Driv4', Suite 116,
Ne wport Beach, California
92660, (A GeDeral Partner).
This business ls eooduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Stgnt>d: M. D. Jayred.
Thls statement was fllect
with the couoty clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 14, 1977 .
Publish: Oc t. 6, 13, 20,
Z7, 1977, In tile Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -81949
PUBLI C NOTI CE
S-90025
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME S:ATEMENT
The followi ng person is
t101ng Wslness as: Meadow.
brook Garden Apartments,
24991 Costeau, Laguna Hills,
Ca lifornia 92653: Mark F.
Jasper, 24991 Costeau, Lag-
una HUitt, California 92653.
Thls tl.lstness Is cooduet-
f'd by ao lndiYidua.l. Signed:
Mark F. Jasper.
Tbls statemeN ns tiled
wlth the eouoty clerk of Or-
ange County Sept, 29, 19'17.
PubUsh: Oc t. 6, 13, 2:b,
27 , 1977, In the Newport
Ha.rbor EDatcn. f -82932
P UB LIC NOTICE
S-90032
ST ATEIIEJn' OF WITH-
DRAWAL fROM PARTNER-
SHIP OPERATING UNDER
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAil£
The tollowtac per.>o hU
wlthdnWIIa• •r••nlpart-
oer from tM partDenn.lp
opentlrw onder tne tlctUioa•
IMI.latu Dlmt of E & O'a
Clowa Clttatra at til Fuh·
lOG IIJaod, Meoporl lloa<ll,
Calllonll ftMO, Tho ftc-
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Waming: The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cig .. na Smoking Is Dangerous to Yo.ur Health.
MI!W,.ORT HAitiOa IMIIGM -PAll J-OCT. 11 .... ,
Regular
ana
Menthol
. Yes, there is a Timbuctoo NEWPORT HAR OOR EHSI ~
PU BUSH ED WEEKLY· PG. 8
THURSDAY, OCT. V, ltn
OORONA OEL MAR, CAll F.
Y .. , VlrJ ..... tber. ta a
place called TJmbuetoo, aDd
It beJoap to you lDCI JOQr
buabud, Bauter Crtely.
trlbltarlH aod ltnaek lt
rlcb.
Tbe plaee boomtd lD tM
1850.. foUcrtriDC tM bt(IA-
G!JIC of tbe cold nib. Neu-
by towas lDehKtt Cold .-. ...
Freocb Corral, Nevada Clty,
aDd RouP aDd Ready.
1' \J'UI!'I',_
A real Htate ad 1D tbe
£ostp ofttrt to s tU the
towD wttb the leceodary oame
-aDd a lectollary past •
to uyooe wbo can come up
wltb $45,000. For his mo-
oey, tbe buyer wm ret Z9-l/Z
acres of Ceotnl Ca.tUorola
laod, aDd a sllce of CalUor-
nla blatory. Tlmbuctoo,
named for the African place
of the same oame, was once
tbe third largest town lD
Calllorn.l.a's Mother Lode
gold n1sb country. An old
Wells-Fargo stacecoech
stop &Dd gold asaytac ottlce
ls the only remalDIDg buUd-
lng. But lecends are pUed
up aU over the rolllag land,
says Mr. Cr8f>ly.
lt wu at Roup aDd Ready
that a bUDeb ot mtcrut Sou-
therners ooce trled to se-
cede from the Union. '
Clocks by:
• H•rsch•th
Luncheon • Dinner
Brunch • Lale Supper
Roman lie, oltf world
almosp here in
the Capn· Lounge
Reservatior.: Honored
(714) 642-9434
3300 W . Coast Highway
at Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
and the anginal Amelia 's
on Balboa Island
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STATE L ICENSE
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Coastal Area
646-5094
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may Prol~ct your ho"'tt, auto or 11p t1rl1rtntl
for Ius. l ~
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1914 HARBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA MESA
counters and table tops
NOW ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF APP AL ACHIAN
OAK ON YOUR TABLES OR COUN TER TOPS.
SOLID, MADE TO ORDER BLOCKS FINISHED IN
VEGETABL E OIL TO SAFELY ACCOIIUilODATE EVERY
EVERYDAY USE.
SEE US F OR ANY OF YOUR
WOODWORK NE E DS
The land has been ln t~e
lamUy of Virginia Creely
for more than 80 years. Sht>
and Mr. Creely are long.
Ume resdents of Newport
Heigbts.
"Tlmbuctoo got Its oame
from mlners after a black
man found gold 1n a Httle
creek which cuts across the
area," Mr. C' reely explains.
''The white miners associ-
ated the black man with black
Af'rlca, I suppose, so they
figured the place needed an
Atrlcan na me. The fact tbat
Africa's Tlmbuktu Is spel-
led dJlfer ently attests to the
lack of education of some of
the early miners ."
Tht blac k miner, the story
goes , was having tf>r rlblt>
luck panning the Yuba RI-
ver, so he worked his way
up one of the Yuba's small
•• Tbla was a few years
before the bigger seces-
sions,'' Mr. Creely reveals.
•· A buoch of the good old
boys were whooplog lt up aDd
drl.ntlng one Fourth of July,
when they decided they would
do more tban just celebrate
America's lodepeodence -
they decided to declare their
OWN lndepeodence. They had
a small brass canoon and lots
of Uquld courage, so they
declared Roogh and Ready
an Independent country aDd
began marching off to war
toward Grass Valley, t he
nearest 'Union' city. Before
they got there, they all pas-
sed out, and the great re-
bellion literally dried up."
Tlmbuctoo lsaboutaquar-
ter of a mile from the Yuba
River and oot too far from
the Feather, whlcit joins with
the Yuba 1n that rugged coun-
try. In fact, there's a fed-
eral study that could, con-
ceivably, end up ln big dam
being built, and that dam
could Inundate Tlmbuctoo.
But, says Mr. Creel}', that
posslblllty ls now considered
very remote.
A quartz mlneshalt stUl
exists on the property
(quartz contained the gold
that was dug out of the area
Hoag awards announced
At the October board mee-
ting of the Auxlltan · of Hoag
hospital, Jacqule Mlller, co-
ordinator of volunteer s, re-
ported that volunteer wor -
kers had, during the nrst
half of the current tlscal
year, served 40,500 hoUrs
at the hospital. Followll'lf
awards were made:
• SENIORS
100 hou rs • Mtnes. C. W.
Bellamy, Lee Br ettin, Jack
Collins, James Pesce, Hal
Phillips , John Thompson.
250 • Mrs. John Houghton.
500 • Mmes . Frank
Dlscbe, Paul Garber, John
Lindell. Anna Mcintyre.
1,000 • Mmes. Arthu r Ac-
evedo, Jac Botts, LeeCla.rk.
2,000 • Mrs . R. H. Krey-
ser.
2,500 -Mrs. Curt Dosh,
Mr. Frank WtUiams.
4,500 • Mrs. W. J. Schwo-
r er.
5,000 • Mrs . L. H. Mc-
Br ide.
• JUNIORS:
50 -Kelly Golsarry, Hea-
the r Hines, Michele or lce.
100 • Kim Brosseau, VI-
cki Mattia, Laura Parker ,
150 • Kim Donlon, Dana
Lucas, Lisa Vast.
200 • Alissa Bonner, Kel-
ly Hlll, Anne Norris.
250 • Julle Jensen, Kath -
leen McGlll, Diane Wtnocur,
Margar et ~n.
400 • Mary Andrews.
Busy Bee awards -Mary
Andrews, 31-1/2 hou rs; Ka-
rt Qvale, 39 hours; Miss y
Beechner, 41 hours.
BASIC TRAINING AT
MILITARY ACADEMY
Robert S. DoMelly, SOD
of Sergeant (US A, Ret.) and
Mrs. Robert F. Donnelly,
2788 Waxwing Cir cle, Costa
Mesa, has completed cadet
basic tralnlng at the U.S.
Mllltary Academy, West
Point, N.Y. A 1976 graduate
of Estancia high school, Ca-
det Donnelly received a con-
gr essional appointment to
the Academy.
PAMELA REPORTS
NORTH ISLAND DUTY
Lt. Pamela A. Krueger,
whose husband, Robert, Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Graglia of 412 Holmwood,
Newport Heights, has re-
po rted for duty Fleet Com.
poslte Squadron 3, Naval Air
Statton, North Is land, San
Diego, She Is a 1974 gradu-
ate of Nathania! Hawthorne
College, Artrtm, N.H., with
a bachelor of science de-
gree, and joined the Navy 1n
October, 1974.
• KIT Cti F:"'i C I\RU"'t ETS RE TO R ED AT LOW COST S2,670 THEFT LOSS
• "ALL P \~F.LI~G, Cl1ST O\t C ABINETS & SH F:L\'f:: Loot valued at $2,670 was
taken from the home of a
Bluffs physician. A<'cordlng
to pollee, Dr , Robert Spor-
zem, n30 Vista Laredo, re-
turned home Oct. 6 after a
5 -day absence and noticed
the break-ln. Three shot-
guns, a rltle, a movie pro-
jector, tape recorder, radio
and dlg1tal clock were ta.
ken.
• f'l'ST0\1 FT R' ITl' RF.
• Fl R~ITll Rt-. f-I NISHING AND RE FINISHING
Detroit has ordered four •••
would you like to drive today what they'll be lalllding In 18?
1 The Gluo••ro tlfled bOO;
•• • rren<S setter 111 aOO<te
c:.r desoon. not only IOf
'"e •'"" ~"''"'· bul llle row oeeolt1"141 contumptoon
. t T m!:J9 rn town. 2e
moo 1n '"• ce~Jnlry. ecCOfdlllil to EPA eatlmar ...
z An of~ oauoet end
contrOia erra"9ed on a
r :>naole lneh" •-v Iron~ tM 11-'no """"' ... ycx~r henda neYIIf
Med leiYe the wi!M L
1 "lit llltl-w IICINIIOn hmltl ere 10 lllol\ lhM ,._ ..
likely 10 llfiCf tfleM. "' l6ofte get 11\tmMf\lw Into f!ffiCu~ ••• • nction II Htoundl!lil •.. 8C)ICieiiV In 1fle
wet ~ ·~ ,. .,.,.,.. "'''0'1' •• vtty 11101\ IOMde.,
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131-1740· ••s-1700
3 Only IWO Mete end mini n et
ruooeoe a:>eU because co""
Cheon!en ""'"''"' • car t:uoll IOf 1M men e<~tlluateatoc
about dtf\1•"9 ••• IIOi fUII c:eo
rylng lhi"'I .. :a super c.r
• M•<I·Ot'QII'Ied D0HC tnQine
mated to a ttve-SC)Md geerbo~<
c;l wnocll MOTOR NICf· ""Elrcet.ence
With '"'' c:onloourahon •• by no meo~n•
una:llon&blt . as POftcM 50 ably
demonatrlle. Tilt g.arc:hann~ of tt>e
Etptot •• eve<~ bCHet .. light« 10 -
end lt:a notehy .. :·
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MINER'S TOOLS held by Bunster Creely were unearthed
1n Tlmbuctoo, an old mlntng settlement that has been
owned by Mrs. Cr eely's family ror many years. The
crevice tools were used to break open quam rocks to
get at the gold. The miner 's shovel Is a 3-ptece creation,
with r ivets holding the '·neck" between the space and
the handle. (Ens ign photo.)
• • • by miners). and the re art>
3 wells, one of which ··had
the best water In Yuba Coun-
ty," according to an old hun-
ter who told Mr. Creel}·
about his youthfUl days hun-
ting tn the area.
Part or the area's r ich
history also includes ltallan
settlers, who kept getting
their homes burned by the
mlners. '•So, being flne rock
artl5ans that they were, the}"
began building homes of
stone, and some of the stone
br idges they built a<'ross
many of the a rea's s mall
creeks arestUlinuse," says
Mr. Creely, ··A cf'metery
In the area Is tull or Italian
names.''
What will become or Ttm-
buctoo, ltthe federal govern-
ment doesn't fiood it?
•• It would ma ke an excel-
lent r ecreatlonal vehicle
camptt"round, or a mobile-
home c<..mmuntty," says Mr.
Creely. '·There Is a major
• • • dt>velopment under way just
a mile or so down the roact,
with a shopping center and
about ZOO residential units.
lt's really a woodertul ar-
ea, wlth snow ln winter and
plent y of suns~tne In tht> ·
summer."
You'll excuse Mr . Cr eel}"
for sounding llke a real es-
tate man. which he is.
Incidentally, a real es tate
broker n1med Ed Reinecke,
of Placervllle, is exclusive
agent for selllng Tlmbuctoo.
That 's right, you've heard
his name, too. He was lieu-
tenant-governor of C'allfor-
ol a In the early days of thf'
Reagan administration.
Mr. Creely says he and
his wlte want to dispose of
Timbuctoo he<'ause youllf,er
gener ations of the ra mlly
han their lnterests else-
where.
Even so, 'le admits, lt"s
a llttlP hard to l"!lve up a
legt>Dd.
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reoording time and next spring
a 90 minute tape for 3-hours
recording time without the
changer end up to 6-hours with
the changer.
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