HomeMy WebLinkAbout1977-11-17 - Newport Harbor EnsignCoed raped
on campus
A Costa Mesa high sebool
girl student, 15, was n.ped
on the school campus last
Thursday nlgbt aod a Santa
Ana woman. 22, was kid·
napped, raped and robbed
1n a vacant field near the
Corona del Mar freeway
Bear St. ott-ramp Friday,
Costa Mesa pollee reported.
A male whUe )AvenUe re-
portedly placed a large cloth
bag over the screaming rtrl
student and carried her be-
hind a large wood pile in
the northeast portion of the
bigb school adjacent to the
obstacle course, pollee said.
They were called to the cam.
pus at 2650 Fairview Rd.
at 8:22 p.m.
The Santa Aoa woman "nS
walktDc on a surfaee street
near the freeway aoo. wa.s
accosted by 4 male subjects,
ooe hi.Ying a I:IJck kDUe. The
woman, a Necro, was trans-
ported 1n a late model 4-
door sedan to an open field
1n an uo.tnowo Jocatlon, raped
and robbed of $125. Pollee
learned of the incident at
5 p.m.
• KEY CLUB .. TAKEOVER DAY" at the Conma del Mar
Ktnnt.s Club was held Tuelday, as theKhraoh-JPODSOred
youth orpnluttoo trom COM hieb ran tbe nplar K!wmts
haDCbeoll meetlDg. From left a.re Key Club KtwaniJ tw.oa.
ofrtcer Doo Smith, club preside~& Joho Sane• aDd club
secreta.ry Todd Pickett. Todd 1a tbe !deb acbool tpOrta
reporter for tbe Enslp. Tbe Key Clubbers told of tbeir
proJects, lneludmr weekly Ylsits to FaJ.nlew hospital,
where theJ are ba.lldiJ:I& a pett1Dg zoo A>r resldent paUeab.
They also make weekly Ylslts to Martan Parsons school
tor the tnlnable mentally retarded, and to Eastbluff
Jchool, where they tutor ldndergarteners. The busy
club also m2kes annual good oelgbbor trips to Tl)lana
aDd to an IDd1an reservation In Arlt.ona. (Kiwanla photo.)
GARAGE SALES
OUT OF HAND?
Are prqe sales getting
out or baod In Newport?
City CouocUwomao Trudl
Rogers of Balboa thi.Dks the)'
may be.
''I've seeu garage sales
on the Peninsula that run
tor several weeks, with new
merchardlse bet..og .bi'QUiflt
to every week," sbe told
fellow CouocU members
MoDday afternoon. ''Stgns
are placed on utwty poles
and trees, and are len up
lndefla1tely. ''
Bob MWar of the Little
Balboa lsla.Dd Assn. told tbe
CouncU about ''ll'\lckloads
of aDtlque furniture" betnc
dumped oo the sidewalks of
the Little lslaod, and sold
at curbside.
'•Signs were put up oa
trees all along Marine U.S
Park avenues, dlrecltoc peo.
pte to the sale, aDd the
signs are still up.'' he said.
City Community Denlop-
ment Director Richard
Hogan promised to took into
the matter.
Address must
be easily, see11A
'•It's lllepl to cooduct a
commercial bualoess oo
resldeottal property," he
warned, '•aod tbe postlog of
commerclal slgDS ou public
property Is a lao against tbe
law. U we are told about
these YlolaUoos, we wtll do
something about them."
••Oar eatorcemeat aplnlt
~ pn.ctsc. *-l.d be moal·
-tond more cloNiy, .. Mn.
Rogers sauesttc!.
'•We I()IQd a lot of time
talkiDc about laws to control
commerclal sl.fns, •· com-
mented Mr. MWar, "but we
let our cttUens desecrate
their own neighborhoods with
trashy signs."
quickly,'' he ctutfooed. ''A
mtoute's delay could be the
dltference that results in
loss of llte."
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COS1'A
MESA
PET,ITIONERS PLAN
BUILDING CONTROL
Orouodwork ta be!Dg laJd
this week tor a fOter mwa.
tlve that could ~~ reltrtc-
Uons 01;1 major r-.1 estate
developmeat In Newport
Beach.
Jean Watt of Harbor ls-
laDd, presldeat of the LE .... F
(Lepl EGYiroomeDtal AraJ.
J•ls Fuod) group, said tbe
tn1tlat1ve would not bealmed
at lmpostnc a montortum on
coDStnactloo, "but would try
a dU'I'erent appfoacb.'' She
would DOl elaborate oo tile
plan.
It the lnittat1ve Is to qu.al-
lfy for the municipal elec-
WINNER or the a.anu.al Qrae Ltada property Improvement
award for commereta.I baUctings on Balboa lsland Is the
Green Pepper restauraot, Accepting the award from
Balboa lslaDd lmpronment .\ssn. president Gall Vtn)e
is Greeo Pepper owner H.mry Lucero. He aDd wtfe
Betty spent 6 months remodeling and redecontiog the
buUdloc at 305 MarlDe Ave. 'fhe Que Linda (Spanish
for ''how beautuul") awards are made anliJally by the
assoclatlon to restdentla1 aod commercial property o'WDers.
Still more park
ar~a i$,_sought
Dr. Euceot Atherton of
Oakwood apartmeats ls on
the campalp tnll agaLD ror
more pcabUc parks.
The Harnrd-educated
physician anoounced this
week that he wlll try agalo
to 00 forauororangeCoonty
what he did last year In New.
port Beach -get voten to
sign an lnittatiYe peUtlon
rorctng goYernment to In-
crease park acreage stand-
ards.
lion ballot out Aprtl 11,
Us promoters wUJ have less
than a moci:b lo wt!.lcb to
gather tile Deeded 3,926 •oter
signatures.
Ctty Clerk Doris Georp
said yesterday tbat state
electioo law seta up a Ume
schedule wbkb would rt·
quire thst the petition be
turned ln to her oo later
than Jan.. 4, Law also re-
quires the petition group to
wait 21 days after pubUsblng
their lDteri to circulate the
petition, before they c.a.t1
start gettln( slgoatures. As
of yesterday, organlurs of
LEAf had DOt published such
a statemeri.
•·t think we're going to go
ahead with It," said LEAf
activist Sue Ficker or Bal-
boa. ··We npect to hold a
meettne at auymomenttoput
the thing in motion."
City Attoroey I)Eoonl.s
O'NeU's oft'lce has already
been contJcttw1 b)· LEAf to
deterfl)lne the ttme schedule
for meeting legal requlrt-·
meots or an. Initiative.
The lo1Uatln threat
comes durtnc a re-stu :y or
the general plan oow under
WI)' by the city Planni.of
Commlsslon. The study 1s
espKted to be completed b~
the city by mid-Februar}'.
ThP Irvine r:o. aDd Beeco,
owners of most uodevelopfod
land In the city, have agreed
to hold otr unut then on plans
ror fUrther ma)or construc-
tloo.
The LEAF group seeks
lower hooslog deastues and
an ourall slackening of de-
velopment pressures.
State law reQUires that a
peUUoo get lbe signatures
of at leas! 10 per cent or
rf"glstered voters In order
to put an Issue on the ballot.
Latest coumy figures sbow
39,260 voters 1D Newport.
Mlss Ficker satd LEAF may
choose a MCOod alter'Dit1Ye
way of cett.ll& tbeslc-blru,
because of Ume coatnlris.
AWARD OF MERn' as Hew ..
port's polf{'eman of tbe y.,
was presented TuuclaJ to
OWcer Alben FLscber at tM
7th amual police awudl
luocheoo of the Newport Ha.r-
bor Area Chamber ot Com-
merce. HE' was dted 1Dr
heroism last f'ebruary wW
he helped arrut a '-rtlatJ
suspect In a commHt:tal
Wllding at Wf!stmluter ud
N. Newport Ia Newport
Heights, tllen stayed la tbe
tJuildtng to battle a ftre. He
crawled into the buralnc
11UIIdtne wtth a gardet~ boet
;~od fought the name• uUl
firemen arrh'ed. He has btre
a member of the local fof'Ce
since Sftllember, 19U, ud
Is oow a W~lary dettc"Uve.
Mafia here,
says Glavas
Mana ert~Ls .... " ._
tablislled tbemHI~ Jl
C aJtfonUa, bit arn1 u
well-eDtrelk'hed hereufbiJ
aN' back e~st. former Hw-
port Pollc~ Chief Jamer~
Glavas .-as quoted u a)111
In Sa{' ra meoto this wHk.
If your hawJe number or
busl~~ess a&tress Isn't
plainly tislble from the
streej, you 're not only vlo-
latlng a NewportBeachordJ-
naoce, you're eoducertnc
Ute aDd Umb, That's how
Newport Beach f ire Chief
Leo Love emphasited this
week the Importance ol
clearly-visible street ad-
dresses.
Chter Love's remarks fol -
lowed a . slmtlar warntng
Mooday by City CouDCilwo.
mao Trudl Pogers of Bal-
boa, who told of her es.
pertences '' rtdlng alone;"
wtth a poltce patrol cruiser
on a recent night watch.
Projects asked for elderly
Bot, Dr. Atherton's latest
inHtatlve goes a step fur-
ther. He would allow d~
velopers to pay park fees
with federa.l or state t:u:
money, if they quality lor
thos~ fUnds ~y building hous-
Ing tt.t Is affordable by
"moderate Income" fami -
lies. Acoordi~ to cu rrent
figures, the median tncom~
of county ramiUes IJ $18,600
yearly.
WILUAM D. C ARLSON 1s
tbe newly elected commo-
OOre or Balboa Yacht Club.
He served 3 years as chair-
mao or BYC's noted gov-
ernor's cup ra{'e, 3 years
on the board of directors,
and as regatta chat.·mao and
fl eet captain berore becom-
ing rear commodore. He Is
president of the W. D. Carl-
son loc., maoofacturiag tool-
ing, prototype, aod predston
machine parts. other of-
ficers are Vice Commodore
Robert Williamson, Rear
Commodore Phll Glasgow
aDd Fleet Captain Bob
Wheeler. Port captain will
be Dick Lawrence.
"Ac,GOrdiog to law, If we
can get 15 per cent of the
YOters (5,890) to slgll apKI-
tlon, •e could call a special
election on the matter ~me.
time nest summer," she
noted. She claimed that
·· OOuns of people baYe been
calling and •oluntetortng to
circulate the petition, so we
will have oo trouble getting
the required s lgaatures."
Mrs. Watt said the June
primary elections could be
tarreted as the date for
Yoters to decide the Issue.
Mr. Giavas, who retired
as local police chief earlltr
this year, now heads the
state attorDfly general's Qr.
ganited Crt me Commlsl:ioL
His rt>marks weft .._
parent!~· ml1f" to wire ttr-
vke reporters prior to a
{'Ommlssloo meeUnc 01
Tu esda},
•· An eDClne company or a
paramedic team respoDdlac
to an emerrency should be
able to f1nd the address
Planner told
to resign
Larry Lyocb, whose land-
scapiDC firm does eootract
work for the lnlne Co., was
ordered thJs week to resign
his poslUoa as a Newport
Beach PtanntDC Commis-
sioner, due to possible ooo-
nfcts of interest.
The City Councll voted
unanimously Monday night
to uk for Mr. Lynch's re-
slgnatloo, alter the state
Fair Polltlcal Practices
Commission aod the Coun-
cil's own appoiDtmentscom-
mlttee recommeDded the
moYe.
CoaoeU members tem-
pered tbelr acUoo with
praise tor Mr. LJDCb 'aDd
qretd to HOd him a letter
of apprectatloa lor his 5
mootbl of semce oo tbe
CommtsalOil. SIDCe Aupst,
bt hU nlriJDed from YOt-
1111 OD matters CODCUD.IIII
lilt lmDt Co. Ba~ with !r-
na. owalal • of tbe n-,......,. -tloptd lud Ill
lht ctty, u11 wttll l'lallllll
Com•lutoe acU. alttdlle
lnlat MQral Um• ..ch
mettlaL tba CltJ CoaDCU'J
S-member a&JPOl,ltmeala
commlttH ncommtlldtd
lllol Mr. LJ11Cb bt ubd lo
lltpOOWL
The commUl.. ncom-
mtOdod IMI lbo Couc:U IP-
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'• We kept respondtnc to
emergency calls where ad-
dress&s couldn't be lo-
cated," sbe told fellow Coun-
cU members. Sbe suggested
that the city require all new
construction a.od major re-
model~ projects to include
easUy-ldeotL't.able bulldlng
oombers.
But, the city already bas
a law requtrlnc soch mark.
Ln&s, Chief Love points out.
"The ditr'lculty Is In en-
forcing It, '• eq,lalns City
Attoroey Dermts O'Neil.
''With so many buildings and
addresses, It's almost an
Impossible ealorcemeot
task.''
City VIce-Mayor Peter
Barrett thJnks It would be
a good projectfor communtty
assoclatlohs to undertake.
'•Tbe basic respoostbutty
bas to rest with tbe home-
owner or bust.oessowner,''
says Chief Love. ''Tbe Ute
or busloess lle snes by
markiDc his buildinc may be
hts own.''
The 74-unlt senior cltl.zen
residence pro)ect at Park
Au. and Center St. wtU Dot
even begin to fUI thf" needs
of Costa Mesa elderly peo-
ple, the city housi..Dg aod
community developmeDI
committee wu told Tuesday
night. Seniors testified at a
public hearlDg on possible
ase of fedetll tuods tbe city
espects to reeeln oest year.
A cafel<rta In Betbel
Towers so the elderly llv._
there, unable to prepare
their own meals, •oald M.ve
a place to eat, was ooe pro.
posaJ submitted to tbe com-
mittee. A wmber of small
mobile home parka A>r tbe
elderly was another pro.
posal, It was claimed maoy
elderly are living 1D 8 to
lO.foot tnUers In parts
which might be sbut clo'WD
at uy time.
Costa M&sa Is due to re-
celu approKimateiJ $890,-
000 1n 1978 ftlods from the
FedenJ Houl!nc aDd Com.
munlty O.Yelopment Ad ot
19'14, with $100,000 of It
Pro jed ok 'd over protest
CoDJtn.ctioo or a pe.tr of
2-story otnce balldlncs at
thl eatran<:e to Balbo& IJ.
lud ... pfll "" , ....
IIcht _, -by 11>1 Newport Beaeb !::II)' Couo.
cU. Tbo ~0 IDnlld don
a.o 11JP111 bJ 8llboa 'tl••r
Ha."tJ hut, WbOprotelted
·"" IIIPJ'Oftl .. 1111 proJtel by tht l'lallllll Comllll-
The dtslp IDCludela~b
llc walkway and blaebel
a lOIII tbt BtltXJelllud ctu-
ael, aDd retalal public:. news
of th cba.DIMl ttom BIJIIde
Dr, tDdtroml"latTtrnct. -..u.. O..olel>mtal
CoDCtpb of l"lDI wtu t.Od
lht pn>Jtel .. llod ·-from the lntDt Co.
oloo. SUPERVISORS OUT o//: =-~~u~ BIKE TRAIL PLAH
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proposed for administrative
expense. A sum ot $528,-
000 1s proposed for rental
housing for famllles.
Mooey to rebabUitate
owner..occupted houses and
new boust,_ units lor low-
lDcome tamutes was ai!JO
proposed.
Tbe committee took ao
acllon oo the proposals, but
wlU submit recommeDda·
tloos to the Costa Mesa City
Couocu. u approved by the
City Cou.DCU they WUI go to
tbe Federal Government tor
reYie• and a.ppronl before
uy federal money Is spent.
JAMBOREE WORK
SLOWS TRAFFIC
Pa.U. work on Jamboree
Rd. wUI c:ontiwe to restrict
tramc now uDtil early oeJt
week. according to Don Webb
of the Newport Beach Public
Worts Dept,
Work ls scheduled to be-
rtn todaJ on re-surftcLD&
2 more lanes between Ford
aod San Joaquin Hills Dr ••
aDd ts upected to last 4 to
5 daJS, saysllr. Webb.
Tbe rtsurfactnc ls part
of tbt project that wUiwldt'll
Jamboree to 6 laDes rrom
Ea.stbturr North to Wac-
Artbar, tneludlacwtdenlln(o!
the Back Ba,J bridle. The
ttretcb from Ford Rd. to
E11tbluU North wUI remain
41ut• wtdt.
MotortJta are arctd to
IN MaeArttmr BIYd. at a.n
altentlte route durtac tbe
wort.
MRS. STEWART OIES
-St-", '"· ol IUO Colltp AYe., C~ .. _ -_, 111 Hooc
llillpllol.
A-GIK.--niM
lltd .._ a nltt.t ol Or-.... c.-, ... 10 ,...._
...... -UI<IIrl<
...... 1: 1Mn Pldle _ ..... _..,
t dlrre WrL ....., M. ........_. .............. ....
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UDder the Atherton lnltla-
ttve. any new home costing oo more than z.s Urnes the
mfodian famUy Income would
quality the developer to use
fedenl or state money to
pay park fees . API)lytng that
for mula to the St8,600 earn-
Ing ftrure, a home this year
would hue to sell tor $46,-
500, or tess, to qua Ill)'. It
the lnJtlatln Is successf'tll,
It would apply only to the
45,000 unlnoorponted acres
of coo my land.
The current county park
sta..Ddard Is 2-1/2 acres per
1,000 population. The Ather-
ton lnlliatiYe would doubl~
lt to 5 acres. Dnelopers
would t.n to set aside that
much land, based oo esti-
mated population of new de-
relopmeDtJ.. or would ba.Yeto
anle up eoough money to bay
the same amount of land for
park use.
1n 19?4,. Dr.Athertontrled
a part 1DiuaUre, bat fi.Ued
to ret -.ouch stcnatures Oft
the couatJ blllot. He wu
ltleceuftll last year In cet-
ltac a local park ~ltbtlve
-la Nt"WPOrt, wblcb lort:ed
lht Cll)' Coan>eU IIIIo ciOalll-
1111 tht etty•s part staDdarn.
To ~IIY lbr tht couotr.
wtde b&Uot aat NoYembtr,
ht mall ret SS,OOO .otcoo·
tn.. of rtlilttnd eoulty
YOttrs wlthi.D tbt Did I _,.._
Alret4J, the buay doctor
ls wortiJii( on td• oelt pro.
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$43,800 ADDED
TO EIR STUDY
County Supervisors YOted
Tuesday to add another$43,-
800 to the $218,000 already
spent for a environmental
Impact report on the ftlture
ot Orange County Airport.
The added sum wUI pey a
consulting rtrm to revise
the EIR aoo complete it.
After the study Is com-
pleted, county officials es·
pect It to provide a basts
for ftlture pla.nnla& of such
things as thewmberof com-
merctal }et Olghts and pas-
senger loads, and the pos-
sible ueed for new terminal
b ciUties.
The report Is due to be
nntsbed lo a~t s months.
MICHAEL POWER OF
NEWPORT IS OEAD
Mus of tM resurrection
for Mtchltl J. Powtor, 44,
of NtwPOrt O.ch, was cele-
bnttd yesterday bJ tbe a_..
Tbomu 0'no...t1 ln Oar
Lady olMt • ..:armelCathol1c
Cbareb, llnport Beach.
Mr. Power dttd &anday ln
Hoar hOIPkll. He Is •r-
•t•tcl .,. 1111 wtr., SallY,
da"C'*trs ReaM a.ld IWIY,
IOD CnJc of Nft'IIOrt Belc'"
hla tltber, Arttllr L Power;
a ttJNr, Bartart. ~oe.r, ud
a ~r, JtiOIDt Po'ftr,
au o1 ca.ct.. wMn M wu ......
Rt ... ...-.. Rorat
llartoo Joe.. hniiOOf!l. I -"' ·--IIO!ita ................... ] •.
Tool till bit Pne'sCnu lila-..._._ ..... ,.._ .-.. --_.. .......... ......
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LEAF Jlas trlf'd for sev-
eral molllhs to get the city
to impose a WUdtog rreeu,
bUt Mrs. W2tt. said the tn-
ltt.attYe •· WUl consider other
alleruattves to an a{'tual
buUdl~ moratorium.··
LOCAL SCHOOLS TO
BE IN DECATHLON
Costa Mesa, Newport Har-
bor aod Corona del Mar
high schools will participate
ln the lOth an11.1al Orange
County academic d~athlon
NoY. 19 at Ualvf'rslt}' Hl.gh
SdW)OI In l"lne.
Each schOol will be repre-
sented by a 6 member team.
students wtth A, 3, aDd C
grade len\ averae-es •UI
compeCE' for scholarships
and an all expense patd trip
to Sacnmento to vtstt the
state capitol and meet with
members of the Lectslature.
THOMAS SAUNDERS
OF C.M. SUCCUMBS
Funeral servl{'eS for
Thomas E. Sauodf!rs, 23, of
Costa Mesa, were held yes.
terday. He dltd 5-.Dda.J, Nor.
IS, lD Coata Mesa Memorial
llolllllal.
A •UYe ol PomoD&, be t.d
ttud to the Costa Mesa a,_
for 11 Y•ts, wortu~& as a
machJM oprerator.Htts•r-
vlnd b7 hts: pa.....U., Mr.
aad Mn. Albert S•lden,
South P._.de•; s lllten,
Linda BII.U., Wtol-r,
Pt~mJ Dl•••w, Florida,
ud Butlln Toro ot GIM·
dale. rntenHM ns 111 Good
Sbtpberd Cemtltery.
LOREHm IITRD IllES
Lo-Brnl. u, "' Co-... .._ .., '*niiJ Ia c __ ..,....._
A lltlttl It "OkM, M
liPid -Ia IIIII .,_ -lMIIOd-UI --....... •to• .., lnlo
wtJa, -oiC.. ~
I -. -.,. ol .. ~ ... • t $hr •
....... Soa,N.
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· The roots of orgulled
{'rime are not deep iD tbe
tradltioaal sense 111 Call·
fornla., •· he was quoted u
saying, '·but we 00 haft
lotalta crime In the state.''
He i.Ddl{'ated that tile Maflt.
illflu eonce is DOt coaceotnt.'
ln any one area of trw-Jtate,
aDd said that mach of Its
actlvtty Is in uslDC otbtr-
wlse legitimate blastaea
fronts to "launder" mob
money.
Arrests In Newport ID re-
r pnt weekslllcooaectioft wtttl
a Malta -style er.ecut1oa a.n
led tnvesttgators to ctabn
that orp.ntted crlmeftprM
ma~· have used a Newport
business, Prasadam IDe., u
a rront for dope smi&Qlbic
l {'tjylty.
MARGARET MOSULL Y
SUCCUMBS AT AGE 64
Memortal se"tcN ut
scheduled for 1 p.m. todiJ,
Nov. 17, for MIJ'IU"'': L
Mosully, &4, of lSH Plt.-
ceatta A•e., Welt H...,.rt
Hefihts, who died Slllllrdl7
Ira her res~. Fatt.r
CoDl"'d No,.llt wtu Gl-
nctate 1D. the Ben BroactftJ
Mortu.q Cblpel.
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qultfttd to pillbllllaallpd) .. ll~,.d Notionally by ~
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teeth, wUb elfb ot arma. pipe Uae bu btooiDI!I c .... :.til earn to power bJ llliCll Cblul Kai-.Mk in lie7, •ckiraa G.ntral hhc· hie Onprtlpt, which route did PN.ident Cuter
ADd they rtve tblm tent... wltb bunuenUe neiiiU force, wboM comanUt Arthur in 1861, bttcldna Cutro'e tabowr ol ehoolt? The traM..Canada route! U bit dteiaton
tortea aDd wortdlJ loodl. -ud. tMpt poliUcll ~ put)' ill U. OG1J o• u.t U: Cube ln· 1969, and conduetinc tiM war ln VIet· etlclu.. Piene Trudeau, or whotvtr micht euc-
to pat olf tMtr owa day of opbltl. But tb1f tDI...,. II t.Uowld to IIUI Ud wtdell nam In tuch a way &hit dei'Mt WUIUatanteed. eeed him, wiU havt out nation'• n«k in • very
TBE MEWPORT HAllliOR ENSIGN Ia tbt lecal _,_
_. IN tbt Cllr at Newport Btteb ud publlabto aU
pellc DOUcta lllr tbt city.
UVO £. HAA.PA ••••••••• Oner IDd Publilber
PIG HAAPA .•••• ·, • • • • • • . Aai!Oeiate PtlblilbeJ'. _
~-.eOfj " .N¥
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the EnsiWt
• CAN'T LICK CITY HALL?
It lookS like the City Hall folks are
trying to prove that you can't beat City
Hall. They step back now and then
when their harassment starts riling the
_ usually complacent citizen and mer-
chant, but they come right back with
more nuisance legislation.
I have in mind particularly the anti-
business climate brewing in Newport
Beach --now being demonstrated with
a double whammy: the sign ordinance
and the business license fee revision.
There is no public clamor or public
necessity for these nuisance laws. The
probing always comes from City Hall.
Trial balloons have been sent up from
time to time during the past years to
check up on the state of complacency
of merchants. There have been objec-
tiona, and the schemes have been set
aside but only to await a more
propitious time --and the plotting goes
on .
Who wants more restrictions on signs?
There is no public safety or health or
welfare issue involved, and it is well
known that they can't legislate good
lookS. Just ask Mayor Milan Dostal.
He knows, beca11,11e . he's an attorney.
But apparently here's an idea whose time
has come, and you can't fight City
Hall all the time.
Who wants a tougher business license
,schedule? Not the merchants. Indeed,
they had better wake up to the trap
that is being set for them. Business
licenses were not meant to be fund
raisers for the money hungry City Coun-
cil and city manager. The fee was
intended to meet the cost of inspec-
tion. Now the door is being opened
for generating more and more income
for the city coffers from business li-
censes.
The method being proposed is to get
the city snoopers meddling in business
records and cash receipts by basing
the fee on a percentage of income.
This has been suggested from time
to time, and the strong protests have
forced City Hall to back off. Now they
are trying again, and will keep on try-
ing --and will finally put it across,
if the merchants are silent. Then, watch
out --as future Councils boost the
fees a little bit at a time to get some
more of that easy money.
Instead of seeking some compromises,
the local merchants might well ask:
Why should the city extract a fee for
the right to do business in the city?
On the contrary, the city should wel-
come business as a sales tax and prop-
erty tax generator, and an Wlpaid tax
collector, and eliminate the business
license fee altogether. • • • • • • •, CONVINCING ARGUMENT
Read Ben Graves' letter to the editor
on this page for a complets, convincing
argument against the Panama Canal
give-away. Mr. Grtves Includes every-
thing that I would like to say on the
IIUbject --and with some restr&int,
but not too much. Here's a sample:
''Jt is abllolut.ly ll:credl.blll how any
nUoaat American could .upport the
_....r at 011r mo.t .tratepe pns-
.-•lloa, the PM•ma Canal, to aMan:ist
clldbltor." But read 1t for yourN.If --
-.d .nM t..ttw• ol protellt to our
polltild•• llll 1fuldaat9P, D. C.
reckol:l!DC. JtW ben ud It II bat atYtr permUted 1111 tt... Rectftt PreeidentiaJ initit~iv .. lnvolvinJ the convtnimt tnlf'JY nooee.
The 1'1Cera feed oo tbe UHLDilT£0. AU •• blft kl ectloDr, wboM I'CWfl'Dmtlt tMfiY crili.a and the Panama Canal eltarly fh •
oest en• ol the Peacoc.U. do 11 p:ar,. tbe llDt ot &II Ll colfli)08«J atmut t~~t~re.. the on-JOinc Amtrica-lut pattem. Tht tfl'ect A M...., ,_ p...,...
trytnc to dault tbt world tb,. JIIU. rt..optD. tiM Yll¥t l)' of ldtatUled eommu.utJ: o1 each will d.inctly place the United Stat. at Omar Torri.;ol and hil henchmen who run with their golden plummqe. aid Itt thll m£Cic J)01ftr to wr., bi.Tt tutnlpttd tbt II&-· and
But Ute all vanity, It 11 Jb. CO wort. uoa. wttb a n btllloa debt the merq olforeip leaden. Whether our Sen•· Panama ue either Marxiatll or out· -out
tile, in pJ.nfrlg the love and Accord::r&a'IY, I -ant •~ tbtJ ca.naot .-,y wttboat taar.. ton lll\d Con.cr-emen will reveree the tony CommUI'Iiatf. A number ol t.h ... Mmt men are
respect that they want. TIM torcet about l!lcb tuea, Pllll· tbtr U.S. ald, wr.o )llla, trend may well depend em the amount of Hnti· int.ematiOIUII clrur putben. They love C&!tro
Tigers only love aoct res-ttn tec.Lslatloo, U1 Heat-tortarea aDd otbenrlH dt-ment they receive from back home. and hate America. And they have both bank.
pect tbelr own peck. Tbt 1st attlbldts. Let's b&aC ap Idea: tht lbOIIt bUtC: rfc'bts rupted and terrorized their own countey. Yet, in
Peacocb are holy IDd Tir-tbe crrtac towels. Clu tbla of aa,.,ot Wbodt.ActMIWttb AlaMee N•&val Gu spite of all thia, Pre.ident Carter wuta to liw
tuoua, even wantlnc bumaa~ problem htck to lbt 111100-blm, 1.:1 Wbo'.._., tbrat.td Everyone knowt that Alaaka'a North Slope ia them our Panama Canal and pay them doee to
to han ricbts, but are Yery vatort, eDtrtpt...a::a_ to take tbt Caaal bf Alree Mturat.d with oi.J depo~ita. But there are aleo S400 million in rranta and credi&a to tab it.
selecUve In stlecllog which seleatlsts, bus!Dess mtD&ftd 11 DtCeaary. Not Olll111thla hup NNrvee « natural caa. Now that the oil The whole deal i.a mind·bot:llinc. but there ia
humaBS. Sotar,tbtybnese-Investors. Let tbam pt oa 1 coloea.J oot:nce tp1DIIIt pipeline ia finally funetionin1, attention hu more. Part of the treaty beinc puthed by the lected the wro""' ooes. with deYeloplac 111clear the Amert.c:u people bat &1-WUJ the m~k really 1D-power, oU 5,_18_ tltnetion, so tbe Pua~ ~4 1 tumed to 1tttin1 the 11.1 to the "lower tony-Pre~ident auarant ... that the United Statea will
berit the Zoo? or wUI they ott sl»re drilllnc COil rae~-who wUI be ft:)reed 11o eoa-eilht."Twopipelinerouteth.avebeenaunnted: notbuildanothercanalelaewhereintheWMtcm
just bleed themselves weak, ncatton. clea.o buf1linl pro-ttaue IIYilll m· CommuDIIt Oneparallelttheexiatincoilrouteentinlywith-Hemi.aphere-without acreement from Pan•·
so they are more easily de-eesses, geo-tbermd wells, sluery lt aid 11 ciYea their In Alaska, and the other 10M throuch Canada'• ma. lf we ahould decide in a few years that
voured? aDd much much mure that Red masters. · ruged Yukon territory, eventually re-ent.erinr Jivinc the Canal to Panama wu a bad miatalte,
Goldie Joseph only a free mlDd c.an LonrUme American Am-the United States alone our northern border. we are precluded from diaring another untilaf.
Lido Isle ea~om.•ass. and then pro-blssador SpruUle Bndea, Tbe MCOnd and IOfllet route will eo.t SlO bil· ter the year 2000.
• SCARY T ALK1
Dear Senator,
My reacUoo to our
duce, when uafettered who bas IPtlll more tt&D lion, far in exceu o( the aii -Alaaka route. lnt.e-It it not eaay to decide that the leaden of
by mc.sslve poUUeal Inter-40 )'tus o( h1l career In rior S.Cretary Ctcil Andrua eapecta that de· one'a nation are committed to hUrting it . But
tereoee. Latto Amertea, Us tbJJ to mancb by envitoamentalilta will add another Sl what elM can one conch,:~de? Obvioutly, it it time
In ::lo'llng, be as• red that say about tbe treaty: ''Sdre-billion to the ce»t ol the project. But an even to calla halt to thia danaerou. trend and to ~n I mnte no threats, trJt cer-ly, lD tbe llcbt of 80 y11.rs president's messace Nov, 8
was two-fold. For the ttrst
time In my lite ( eKperl-
eoced a suddeo feeling of
FEAR· lnYOked by the punt.
time aod dictatorta.I tone of
a presldentW rnesSa.Je_.
talnly your actlooa: aDd votes ot utter failure to achlete more oompelliDc l'liiiiOn to avoid the trana-Can.c:U to put America'• internte fint for a ch.anJe.
1n lh1s eoergy matter w111 lbe sliebtest Indication of route ia thlt it will rive Canadiaru1 the oppoftu. e 1917 by Th .. ./olt" B•nll Soci .. t:r F .. atu("fo
sco:-e hQvUy In the ttQal trustworthlneas 6y Moscow,
evaluUoo of your on: all a modteum of commoDMDH
ettectlven~ss as m1 Mllltor. aod reuon must, coDnDce
Sln~erety, oar GoYermoeat tbatltwould CANDIDATES ENTER RACE IN C.M.
It was lmplle:l thtt Con.
gress Is ·Jnable, unwUitng,
and too ei\!'to~·;~d lnprot.ec-
Uol of ''spectat Interests"
to 1p~ro~·1 UW' 'JDergy pro-
gram as submitted; that the
pre:;ldent knows best, eval
beyond the com~·.'n@d taleats
of Congress ; that therefore
II is ttm.. to resort
to threats and force; that
regardless of the sense of
Coot::-~·::: :·J:1 thepubllc,.thls
legislation must be eoacted
·-or else! '!'hls is tlod of
scan, at that. But doJ oot
dism<'.)', the publlc w!IJ re-
pudiate thts attitude and wUI
oot expect yoo to capitulate
but ra~er you wtll more
forcetulJy uphold your coJ-
s:Uuents vtews.
Iv.a.1 R. R1~:t bt the befcM ot folly to
N-!w;o;t Boa ~h turn tbe Puama caDaf Uld Busloeumu Cbrlstopher
SIMI, Mayor Norma Hertzog
and Pllan.J.ne Commlsaloaer
ArleiM Sdllftr art the ftrst
anDOUDCed eudldattl tor 2
Costa Mesa City Couocu
seats to be coDtelled oezt:
I was remtrrhd of a pebi -
Jant chUd who w!JI ~)~play
tf he canoot make the rules .
-an emt1ryo !yrant. I wa.s
very sorry to oote thls--
tt be!og a pltta)Je stance
for the pres!den~ofourgreat
U.S.A.
Re1Jardlng this serlou
proglem or energy. I remJ-.1
)IOU flat after Sllm':l n:lO
years of bunnnb.lstory, sud-
denly In a short spao of
15? years our coulltry pro-
duced a studard of Uvlllg
of such boan~y that Its ms.l-
nlblde cou'd nlt even be e::l-
vtsloned b)' prior genera-
tions. This was the direct
result of an instJtuUoo we
P U B LIC NOT I C E
• KEEP THE CANAL
Editor of the EBSieO.
Actor John WaJIM, a pro-
minent resldeat of Newport
Beacb, tmwn to ali'DOR tV·
ery American, lOll IDDOUn-
ced tbat he has decided to
support the surreoder of our
Panama Cual to a commu-
nist goverM'eGt , He atd he
did this after hts houseruest,
Panamanian OOilnessman
Arturo McGowan, elf)laioed
the proflslon.t of tbe treaty
to blm.
Sloce Mr. Wayne's Tlew•
are likely to tntlnnce a
great many of h.ls tans, U
Is really regr.ttable that he
dld not take the trouble to
find oat what some promi-
nent and kmwledgeable Am-
ericans bad to say oo tb.ls
crttlcal llsue, 111ch as all
tour of the most recently
retired Cblefs of Naval Op-
aratiooa (Admiral• Moore,
Ander1011, Burte, aDd Car-
oey), wbo sent a slened Jet.
ler to President Carter In
which they waroed tbll
''Loss of tbe Paaama Cual
would eoatribute to the ea-
ctrelemeot of the u.s. by
laostile nual tore.,, IDd
threaten our ablltty to lllr-
Yhe,•• Already Cabl 'ta In
communlBt baDds&ftdltbrll-
tles •lth SoYiet submutoe
bases and r11clear roekfts
PUBL IC N O TICE
S-95075 or correctaesa:~" Thebeoe-
NOTICE rtctary under said Deect of
OF TRUSTEE'S SJi LE Trust. by reuon of l breac::b
Loan No. Boom or delau.lt Ia tbe obllptlool
T.S. No, Z-4975-f secured thereby, heretofore
T.D. SERVICE COMPANY ezecuted t-' deUYered to
as duly appo1Dt~ Trus-tbe undtrst(Did a wrltteo
tee uDder the tollow1Dg de~ Declarttloa of Dttaa.Jt llll:t
scribed deed of trust WILL Demaod for Sale, I.Dd writ-
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ten ootlce ot br•cb lad of
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER eJection to C&llH the under-
FOR CASH (payable at Ume stroed to sell Aid prope.rt)'r
of sale ln lawfUl mooey of to satlsf)' Aid obUptiOM,
the UnJted Stataa) all 11C'bt, lad thereafter the uDder-
title I.Dd IDterett 'c::oaY.Yed slped cau.Md Aid DOUce ot
to ud aow held by 1t uDder breacb aDd of llec::tloa to be
said Dttd of Trust 111 tbe Recorded AucUt 11, lt77
property herelnlfter de-u loltr. No. IS147 lD book
ocrlbed: 12:135 PICe g3S. oloatd Of.
TRUSTOR: JOHN P. llclal Rooonlt.
BOOM AND LYNETTE p. Said. llle wW be made,
BOO ....__ --_... but wltboat COY ... Dl or war-M, 111-auu 1Jut.
BENEFJ:IARY: DENNS nllll:y, opna or lmplted,
P. LAHEY AND REBECCA rtpnliJII Hila, IIOittllloo,
J L 'HEY .... ---_ _.. or tDCII'\bnDCM, 11o PlY tbt • " ' ....,_...,. lau wue, remi.\IWI: prtDetpa1 •m ol
•• lolllt te"":. 27 -tbt llllo(o) -nd l!r laid
Roconltd -r ,J.,S DHII ol Trut. -llolt-ao lll!llr. No. S5157 Ia-· u 111 laid DOlt ptY\Iltd,ld
llSSI pep .I NO at Olll<lal .,....._ 11 aor "'-a,;
Rooonlo lA tbt olllet cl lilt teriDO ollald oi.t ciTrut,
Recorder ot 0rup Co..tT; ,. ... c ...... _. .. 11111 llld -oiiiUI _,_ ol lilt T..-IIIII at lilt ~~~~ =:r .. lD ...... ·-br laid Ottd IIIla ~ Ia 11-IA ol T-. .
tbt ltolt ot Calllora. Sold lilt wW llo lltld •
Coaotr ot 0rup Cllr ct frldiJ, lloct11btr lrl7,
M-It Btteb, U,S It .i.-11:00 A. II., at~==-~~ acrtbtd u lollon: T. D. -
Lot U, ot Trod Mo. 1011,
u •hDn 011 a .._ nconted
Ia -•• ._ •• 10 Ud 11 f/1 IUiee'hnn•
II-NOOnlo cl 0rup c...,, c--.
II" --., 1-, :.-c:..,--. :::.~ ~~; ......... .;,, o.a. ..... ...,..:Z.,saer .. ·1• 1~!.':. .. ~
_.. .. ., .. IIJittt rs •-<-
Zone onr to a SoYiel puppet
regime aDd to rellJQdJb our
toYere1gn rl(bb, powtr I.Dd
ltltbortty. It YOUld bt tbe
key· to a SoTtet takeonr of
tbe C artbbean . • • the pro-
tocue to commualst domina-
tion ot the Western Hemll-
pbere • • . or tbe prelllde
t0 World War ml"
ReceoUy retired Marine
Geoenl v. M.. Knuak tas
written In the autborltati98
Strategic a..tew ttat: ••we
Uve tD a ttmew.benrevlslon-.
Lsts (I.e. the llbtnla, ndl-
cala, lDd Ooe Worlders who
control our country) """ up historical flctloo to meet
eYel')' Ideological need. No
current ta.Je of Importance
bas underrooe more dlltOr-
Uon of hlltOrleal fact or
preseftt reality than l5 re.
presented by tbe maastve
eampata:n atoot to popular-
Ize U.S. IJ.Irreoder or to-
werelpty In the Pu.ma
Caaal Zoae."
Propooeats of tile Treaty
aay that communlat dicta-
tor Torrljos hU promlled
to allow Aoertean ti'OOps
to return &Dd defeDd Ute
Canal U oeceuary, and
ctWrmu of theJotntCbtelJ,
Geoaral Ceorre BrowD,(Wbo
II beholclea to Carttr a,r
lila job~ bas laid U.l tbt
c ual could be delenclld
more eutly attar we IIlli
oat tr.n bd)re. Theft ltlte·
meots are sheer nbbllb,
(CoDIIIIIed oa Pqo 5)
March,
Mayor Hertq, whole 4-
yeu term tndl ln March,
a.noouncad last week thl.tlhe
wW run aptn, Sht was
pkked last Mareh by feUo•
Couocu mel!lbers to se"e
as mayor for a year.
VIce-mayor Jack Ham -
mett, wiloJe bd tera ex-
plru out March, said tbtl
week be ta aWl uock>elded
aboulrullllllllapln.
UDder Costa Mesa's gen-
eral law status, caodtdates
run ettywldt ID at-Jartevot-
tnc, with tbt top 2 vote.
getters willll1al tile 2 seats.
Costa Mea Ia DOt divided
Into CouDCU districts;
therefore eaad.ldatts may
Uve anywbere In town. Car-
reotly, 4 of 5 CouoeUmen
Un lD Mea Verde.
Tilt term• of 3 current
CouocU membtra, Mary
Smallwrood, Ed McFarlaDd
aDd Domtnlc Racttt, don't
eq,tre utU March, 1980.
Ral -me Don BaU ud Rtcllard CauteDSeh
ban bellt mMHoned upos-
alble canctWatll lD tile IIP-
comilll nc::e. Mr. Bull came
tD 4th 1D a field of t7 Cocrn ..
cU caadldtttl Jut March,
IDd Mr. CarlteDHD ts a
SOFFER GETS HEARING IN
MESA CITY HALL FI&Hl
Sid Soller Is flrbtblc.cfll'
ball acata. Mr.Sotrtr,Joac-
tJme opentor of S.ld'• Sloe
~ 107 -Ziti a., Ctatnl
11 rt, 1a out 1o ctt oome
SilO from tile CMy ol Coota .. __
A Tttt'na of _. Y•n
ol flaWar li...,Ort Bttch
Cllr Hall U. Ctllilll hlaball-
ntat -bllabtd. Sld atrt
he 11 aow rtMJ to c::r.fleace
the Cotta K• ordlluce
OD J)dblte wf•Qf't feblc::lll.
Ht 1114 lo Plr lor blwllc
111111 ........ cbarpo lllr bla
S Ctdllloc caro.-aYIDI-
ap 1N7, tbe otbtn a 1110
Ud a liN. Tbt city 1114 tm.
,.._-,.,., blarttt-
~, tOO A.r\101' lt., Colta
..... u poiJUe ....... ·-............ Rt -lilt IIllO car lollltC..-CIIJPlla. .... eo. .......... ....
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Mr,..., rb'Fif i" --·£ IJ-.... .. • stsu -•
•
wree:Ud, cHJmubed or tn ..
openUn u dttcrlbed 1D
tbe dt)' ordlDIDet permit-
till nmoftl of public
oula.ace •e,Mc::ln. ··r waat to tel my montY
bact &Dd •• tbem," tbe
rt.W.M apt.ntor llld.
'• A a old ear t1 OOGIIC»red
a nenata. •lblc::le, ud tbl
D.S. ~ Court bu
nted nereattoa •thtclts
CU be parll;td ID a Pti'IOD'I
ron! npnllttl of an, cttr
ordtMice,"
COSTA liES.\ IIAN IS
FOUND DEAD IN HOII E
A Co.ta ...... miD wu
... .,_ 111111 ···••IJ MciDday, wttb a IIJpOdtrmle
-oalllo floor-111m, eo. -Pllko ... ,.-. -•. -. ... ., ~--· .... --..... 11111r . .._. • 111t tD'* -. U. hi n• tiJ a
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1111 'IS J 4 YIP !J,. . .
•
AaLENE SCRAFII:a
member of the Plannl~
Commission.
Mr. steel serves on thE
Republican Centnl Commit.
tee of Oranle County, aDd
OD tbe Newport-Mesa schoo1
dlltrt.ct c::ltken adYl10ry
croup on budcet lod sc.hool
lotatlou. He Is also a mem-
ber of the board of tht' YOUth
Emplo)'IDtol Service.
Mr. Bull Is an omctaJ
of tbe North Costa Mea.
Homeowners Asan., Wb.l.cb
ta llc•Unc en, P.all ewer
a plmled majOr restdellllal
d"elopmeot just oortboftbe
Saa otero Freeway.
A Jtroac North Costa
Mesa voter turnout 11 ex-
~»Cted oat Marett., beeause
tbe ballot wU1 al-a Uat a
Yoter Initiative tbat could
overtura the City CouncO's
approval ot the develoF-
ment,
Mrs. Hertsoc, who oper-
ates prlnte schools for
children, Is a stroac op-
poDtnt of lbe North CoJta
Mesa IDJUattve. Sbe wu 11-
NOaiiA HERTZOG
CR&IS STEEL
lected u the elty's eltlzen
of tbe y•r this yeir by
Orance Cout Collece. ·.
Mra. Schafer, picked
earlier tbll year u woknao
of the year by the ~Oata
Mesa CM.mbtr ot Com-
merce, tJ a member of the
PlaDiliDc' Commtutoo. and
Is active In a number of
ctvtc croups.
Party for parents of
Charity League debs
Paftato of tbt UTI --lsotu ol llatlonal Cbtrtty
LfiiiUI, Nf'W'I)Ort cbtpter,
w'ert feted Slaaday at a eoc.k-
toU t>Uir at tbt llewport
boiM of Mr. aDd Mra, C.c:U
SM.nr.
-td bJ tbt ,.r_ "' lui ,...,, dt)>o. lllldtr lbt
ebltrm•NbJp 01 Mrs. Ro7tJ
T1eMr, tM .. ..., wu a
• .. -.. lbt--laJI, wbldt wW llo btld ...,.,,
........ at lbt -Coaot --1. 1llo COlli t1a1 toe-
-..... __ wgllor
-'""-Don!O.. -~-• ....,.... WilDt
llutp, --lie-Ctutr,~---
nl. DoooW....., ·-............ ..,, o.,.. 'flllltrt,foallt, Li-..., ........ -Ia .. -Mtatall ,.._
-lr. tn 1 -lui' .. ' Gila ••ut .. .... --._ ...... .. ... ...... ... lert; ._ liP t .... a... Ia= ., ...........
Erwta Ktodrtcti, Aathooy
Fnal< Kq)zi. Aloo ID at.
teodlaee ftre the members
of Ud1 Ye&f'l ball c::om-
mlttH. '
IIRS. GWEN STROUP OF
COST A liES.\ IS DEAD
faatn.t Mntc" tor
GwMIUU A. stroup, Wbo
dltd Ia btr Newport lltteb
rtatchMe Nov. 10, wen __ ,,<Yitblbt
~. Broce Karrlt, Prta-
bJla-ClluOII at tbt COY---.-lollor. ...... ._ ...... .,
Wolto,lllll_a_.-..,_
llilll-brbtrtoo-
...., Alloo; I -~ud ~ a t:~~ter, au ..
--._ Ull I inlll· ... ~
AIOARD SARA lOG.\ • .., •·:M•t_., ~ _____ ._ _ -"'..., ..... ., {.';., ,_. =-.Colla --==-= ................. ~ ....... ,.. ......... ............
Wood named
Mesa aide THE BEE LINE
NEWPORT HARBOR EJeSUJe
PUILISHEO WEEKLY ·PG..l
TMUMMY, •• 17, rJ17
CODIA&-,CMJf.
., JAN~Y aaaLI
Toa Wood. r7, ot Lac-It wu welcome &baUd for tbl STOP
Beac:b, taU.....,....,.,... artbrtUI ..-1 brua Mid at tbe B&lboa
CltJ lttGI'MfJI)rColta ..... Yac:bt Chlb NCtlldJ. A 8eecoo 8t.J II'OGP ftiUic tiM jDb fleated bJ . CIIIM bJ boat wttll BYC IIMbJ.Oerl Juet ud
llobert c.....,., wbo &d~ Yarthal 8ecL AlftOII tblm wert BerdJt
YUCid to eltJ atto...., oa ud llarTJ Bubb. Yrt. Babb ta u actin
tale rltir--of RoJ Jae. rMmber of tbt NtwpOrt Aulllary and ls on
Yr. Wood bu bMD pnc. tilt~ CoaDty adYUDI'f board.
Uellc law ID Knport Beecll otlaln an1YtJ1c b1 1ud wen cneted by
lor 18 IDODtba aDd bUb.-AallUary prteidelt Ju llmore aDd lllabaod
ta.t. lepJ woork 11Dee 1118, Luter. Ratb (Mra. RaJ) Fortaae checked
wa• be obtaJDed bla law r ... ffttklaa aDd pte out STOP arthrltls
decrM fl'om lluU.ac• School ldMIWlcattoo •m• eanll.
of Law. He fRcllllled fl'om Carola {Mrt. Atealdlr) Campbell, wlth
UCLA ID letl ud thea Mr-I pr.ttJ buket OD htr arm, Wll (lYlDe
Ytd 11 a IIIIIPIJ omcer at nef10DI ao OIJI)OrblnltJ to acquire their
El ToroID tiM YartDeCo~ abare of opportulllty ttclttta tor aU ~s
for 3 yean. HS1 wUe, Pa-of prbea • • • a case ot wiDe, jewelry,
trlcla, t•cbes at Martoer'a there wen two t.ma ••• aDd other goocUes
tebool, ud eqalllte pnttlea.
JOSEPH ROUND DIES
. Tbe IP&l'IIIY dlly teemed to put eYiryooe
lD a aparkly mood u tbe crowd pthered
lD the louap. Talked With Dee Lockhart Gnv•lde ""lees for
loNPb 8. RouDd, ?S, of Co-* .... nn beld Fridlly at Holy StpulcberCemttery,
Oruce. He wu reported
d•d oo arrlftl at Hoar~
piW OD TlMdy, Nov. 8 .•
A ..u" ot Eacla.od, Mr.
Rouod left oo kDowD sur-
YIYOrl.
GEM
ALK
I . ( . II""'"", j .. ~. II' J,, '( t'
d u r" a 1 I It 2 f 'I t•u '" ~rl
Hit d. litH b.-.-it a ( ,, ~ ta
M t>salandmarlt /t~ r "'orr
I"Gn 111 Vt'Dr•, I~ Dn
aM tlw "1 \ n n ~., "' ' a 11 d
; .. , .-lq .
. LOOK WH.T
I fOUMDI
UneJpt<:ttdJJ rlodlne
110methlac pretty, valuable,
or both, Is always a
pleasant surprlse. Here
are eome ioterestlng ftods
that bave come to light
receotly:
-A man who cleans the
eablDI of )ttUDers at the
Ta.lptl airport 1n Taiwan
waa~thegar~ge~
ott of a Chlnl Airlloea jet
trom S~n when ht
DOtJ.Ctd the can wu heaYler
tbiD -...! ........ ln-
... ud 1111111111 • a.. or
pld. A •lf:IIUM' ~ ap-
par.tly cot coM teet ancS
&Jmped It tbete.
-Wba.o a man boocbt
1 lSth ceatury Mine )lr In
, a PbllldtlpbJ.a antique sbop
30 yean aco. he tqHid It
mJcbt 10meda7 bt worth
mort tbiD tbe $150 be paid
tor lt. He receDtly eold 1t
at an auction -for $260,-
0001
-Tbta, there's the 67-
cant d1amood fouDd lD the
Yak:atia areaotRu11la. The
Commu.UU ftcured that
about the procress the Aull.llary ll maldog.
Bnmcb wu IMOUOCed Yla tht walter wlth
the chimes, and abortly all were entovlnl
tbt IUmptlloua r.past IDd YilltiDc wlth thelr
table-matea. Ours Included Elsie and Nlclt
Paster, NaDCy IDd Tom Watts, hosts Jan
IDd Lts Elmore, Georcta Mallloux, Les'
dau(bter; and Vickt Andereon. other guests
t.Dcluded Carol Brown, Ruth Musty, Doris
aDd Wayne Peart, Catbtrloe Carll, June
and Enn Prichard aDd Ruth ToDDesen.
lmmedJately followtng lunch Mrs. Elmore
extended thanks to all lor their attendance
and support, addl~ her appreclatlon to the
hard worldDC committee. Betty Elfas, presi-
dent of the Arthritis AdYl.sory Committee
ot Orance County aDd municipal judge ln
Santa Ana, was presented. alone wltb honorary
co-ct-a1rmaa tsobel Rosen. Judi Cover, or-
ranlzer of the Booster Club, a junior group
of youac folk who wlU bt nelpful to the
needs of ch.lldren and youac people that have
arthrttls, said ber daughter Karen. age 12,
a Ylctlm of thls pa.Jntul and sometimes
crtppliDc dJseast, was her reason for or-
pnidnc the croup. She added there was a
bot llDI, 738-184?, for tbose Interested ln the
Booattr PfOil'&m. Kane wu mod.allc oot
of tbt ttt ltl&rtl tor tale to belp boolt
tiM Booater Cl1b.
Laweoa Yeact. aetlfl member of tbt
A rthrltll adrilory board, calltd oa Harry
Bubb to uatst lD tbt OSJPOrtaltJ ctrawt.ac.
There wu exclttmtDt a.t PbyUll ud Jack
Baille'a wtDDIDC table. Jack bid atriYid
from N.H. Y .c. wtttt tdt rtctntlY woa tropby.
Sla and Ray Elliot wen Wltb tbtm. Ray
races with Jack oa the NIW•Y·
We cllmpsed Jesslyn BruDDer aci'OII the
room, also J ackle aDd J. c. Humpbrlea
and petite Barbara MUYlo, wbo ru111 a bolt-
yard, beUeYe lt or not. Some ot the p..U,
close friends or J~ and Lea, went OD to tbt
Elmore's on Mesa Orin oYtrlootlac tbe
blrd sanctuary. We eo)oyed a tour of the
apa.cious home, rroundl aDd tht old blc-
eyed, horned-owl up in the tree. Dlacus-
slon of pfaos tor fllture AmWary protect.
brought the afternoon to a close. • • • • • Styles and smUts ke)'DOttd tht pleua.nt
atmosphere tor tbe Mimosa luDCheoD re-
cently at the Balboa Bay Club. It wu li:SO
a.m. and the Quarter Dtct wu allvt With
smartly attired ladJes from nrlous areas
of Oraoce County. A coocUY 1111mber were
members or the Fashiooables --lUte Dorothy
Jerglns wlth her frlenc!, DeWest Lidolte
Marcia Barrett, who droYe ln from Palm
Springs that morn. Ma.r)orle {Mrs. Stmoo)
Fluor was there from Santa Ana with Mt.dge
Foster. Had not seen Ma.r)orle for a long
wbUe.
EYeryone attending was there tor two
reasons. One. to swell the funds tor Chap-
man CoLlege's child study readiDc aDd lelro-
lng, perceptual motor development, peycbolo-
gtcal counsellng and community dJtorders
program. The other reaeon. to see a phase
ot fashions, Ava Gulterra's custom mades.
The collection included sldrts, short aDd
lontt sundress, short skirted tennis styles
aod adorable chUdreo's toes.
An's career started lD Jerome, Aru ••
and old copper mfn1nc. clttr ciLDcf.Dc town.
where she stUl Uves. Not much to do,
Ava began designing and making for her-
sell and her chlldren, then oeigbbors and
frleods wanted them aad her work was
sourht by outsiders. Because her husband,
Alfredo, was a well known u a restaurateur,
the styles became known as Arredo's wlle's
design (easier to say than Gulterra). Now
she is so well known. be fs teasingly called
AUredo's wtfe's hus~Dd. Her styles are
whtmslcal, her trade mark, three little mlct.
Animals, birds, kites, etc., are fantlst1c
as applique. Leo, so )oUy, seems more to
purr than roar ••. aDd broU(ht smUes.
The Peg Power designs were the rrost-
lng on the ca.lte. The gauzy aprtcot aod
gold sui cloth worked lnto a dreamy full
skirt' topped wltb alry matchlnr blouse was
modeled by Susie Gross. The ch.lc black
cashmere pencU sllm skirt, hemmed with
Jacuar mink, captured Barbara Karl'a aod
Pat' lftlssert.s aeteDtloa. Pat, )&sit borne
from an 1n dtiPU\ tour of Ireland, ns IIYlDC
Birb&ra some Ups tor ber up cornl.DI trtp
thel'e.
Ploss Scbumacber told or her fabulous
Medlterra.oean crotse. Near by were Norma
Meyer, Jean Sharp, Dort de Krolf, Helen
Clifford and Patrtcfa Groth. At another table
wert Lots Hines, Frances McCurdy, Gaye
Bryant, Lucy Woodward, TonJ Ollpht.nt, Sug
Jooes and Bebe Roberts ••• elsewhere were
Vida Dea..n. Mary Lou Hopkins and Betty
Bartley. Peggy Cotton and Mary Loo Molander
assisted Myrna Saftig with rese"attons.
MEMBERS ATTENDING tbt styles affalrs of the Fash-
loDiblea, a npport croup of Chapman Colleee. included,
from left, Vlfllnla Knott, Floss Schumacher and Lfnlt
Wathnaon.
Amel case set for Dec. 2
Superior Court actlon is
scheduled for Dec. 2 on a
lawsuit tlled by Arnel De-
•elopmeot Co.. Sa.ou Aoa,
PUBLI C NOTICE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
No. A-93109
Estate of ELIZABETH
UPTON, Deceased.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIV-
EN to the creditors of the
above umtd decedent that
all persona havfllg claims
against the aid decedent
are required to file them,
wtth the necessary vouch-
ers, 1n the omce of the
clerk of the above eotltled
court, or to present them,
with the necessary vou ch-
ers, to the UDdersigned at
the omce of h.ls attorneys,
KMOe aDd Dioo, Newport
Arches Marlna Bulldl..og,
3333 W. Coast Highway, Suite
401, Newport Beach, Calif-
ornia 926&3, which ls the
place of business of the un-
derslgned 1Dall matters per-
tal..ning to the estate of said
decedent, wlthln tour months
after the first publfcatlon
ot this ootJce.
Dated: Nonmber 14, 1977.
GalYI..D R. Keene, E1ec::utor
of the WUl or the above
Damed decedent.
Keeoe and Dlon, Attorneys
at Law, Newport Arches Ma-
rina Bide., 3333 w. Coast
Wcbway, Sidle 401. Newport
B•cb. Calltorllia 92663: tel-
epbooe: (714) 645-4044, At-
toraeys for Executor.
Publlsb: NoY, 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 19'77, 1D tbe Newport
Harbor EDSign.
to block a Cit)' of Costa
Mesa lnltlatlve measure be-
ine placed on the March 7
ballot.
The 1nlt1atlve measurE>
was ordered placed on thl'
ballot by the Costa Mesa
C Lty Couodl last Nov. 7.
rt calls for the voters to
declde lf undeveloped orop.
erty west of Bear St., t>e-
tw een the San Diego Free-
way and ~nnower Ave.,
should be zoned for slngle-
fa mlly residences. A petl.
tlon wlth more than 10 per
cent of the clty's re~lstt>r~>rt
voters called for the I nitta-
tlve measure submitted by
the North Costa Mesa Home-
owners Assn.
The Aroel flrm had
alrt>ad) recelvec1 city ap.
provaJ to tx!ild 539 apart-
ments and 126 slngle-famll}
homes on some 44 acres of
the proPt>rty. It clalmerl the
lnltlatlve shOUld not tie on
the ballot because of t>rrors
and Improprieties In the
petition.
JAMES COSMAHO OF
C.M. DIES AT AGE !»6
funeral services for
James T. C~smaoo, 56, of
Costa Mesa, were held Tues-
day, with the Rev. Raymond
C. Flco officiating.
Mr. Cosmaoo, a mac ttln-
tst, and a native of PeMsyl-
vania, dled Nov . 11 1n Hoag
hosplt21. He Is survived by
llis wlfe, Hazel; brothers
AI aM John. aod slster
Josepb1nt' Vftlrlsl, all of New
York; 6 grandchildren and a
I{ real -graodc h.lld. lnterment
was In GoodShepherdCeme-
terr.
Large
Assortment.
BONNE BELL
PLUS 30 ·
1\IGHT C REAM It LOTION
CALL Ul f'OiW D i'lliCII
PRESCRIPTJO. ftLL&D' Dl111 ~.
9-tWEEKDAYS e t-'ril. W
1011 E. COAST HWT., oc;,..A. r.L-
Order your KODAK
PhOO> Greetings ... ~
Get live extra photo-greettng catdS
Of pr•nts tor every twenty-l•ve you
order Oelore November 18 Just
t>11n9 us your tavo11te KOOACOLOA
Negat•ve color pnnt or color slide
Choose Chflstmas
Navodad or Chanukah
des•ons Each one
you send •s a g•tt on
•tself Act now anp
be sure to ask us
tor Color
Pra<:MSing by
KOCAK
CAL'S a4•-n•3
CAMERAS
' IUCb a blc ltoat shoUld be
(1YID an extra speclal
•me. So, t!Hty oame It
'' Tbe 15th Party Con.
AMONG THOSE atttndlnc the arthrlUr bene-
nt were, from lett, Jack lJ'M1 Phyllls Balllle
ud Harry and Berdle Bubb. (Janey Berls
Mrs. Mead introduced Joan Normanly,
who commented Alfredo's wfle's styles.
Mildred, weulng her skirt by Pee Power
or Italian fabric, commentated. ln htr own
lnlmltable way, the Pee Power special
designs.
The Mlmosa luncheon, a delight for all
IDd money ln the WI tl'om the Fash.lon-
ables to Chapman Colleee pro)8Cts.
porcelain salon ... not a store
BUT AN EXPERIENCE!
Please share it with us. pboto.)
"fhankllh'er.
Bouqllet.
Send one ...
Select E8dy ....
UVJNG
CHRISTMAS
TREES
,.. ....
Seledion For
OurAra
LtftDc Trees From
l'h K to OYer 7ft.
,_.No.I
OndeBaN-
Root RoeH..
ARRIVING
SOON I
WILBUR LAKE, 76, OF
BALBOA ISLAND DIES
wuoor Lake, 76, or 308
Onyx, Balboa lslaDd. wbo
died Nov. 9 at Saddleback
Community hOspital, wu
burled Saturday lo &nYe-
side servlces at Pa.clttc View
memorfal park here.
Mr. Lake, born LD Oll.DOII,
had lived here 30 years.
He was a retired accountant.
He and his wlte LUlie &leo
had a home in Leisure
World. Besides hls wfte, bt
ls su"lved by daughter
Phyllis Wieser, sisters
Helen Arnold and RutbJohn-
son, brother J. WeDdell
Lake, and 3 &n.ndc::hUdrtD.
Pa rUclpa tiJa1 ln the
fUneral se"lct were Dr.
PhUlp Murray or St. An-
drew's Presbyterla.D Cborcb
and members ot the La Rabn
Masonic ~, otwblcb Wr.
Lake was a member.
P U BLIC N OTICE
NOTI CE
You ar• btrebJ ootlfted
tbat t.bt Newport Btaeb City
CouocU wtll bt att.uac a ~P~Clal mttUDc of tbt Board
of Ect.eaUOD of tbt Ntwport-u .. UJI,fttd School OUtrict
wltb tbt 8oud of TnlttM
of tiM CoutComan~ldtJCol
Jece Dlltnet. ud tM CltJ
CoueU ol CMia .... •
w.sraJdty, Nontnbtr JO, 1m. 1'bt ,.,.... o1 t~tt
•Mtill .... ...,..bltltr-
p ... JFhl rtllttauUpe
,... .... Will • Mill
at Orup c..e cou .... 1'101 ,...,.. -...eo. ....,c....._-., 'II
Itt:• ....
Dlrtla.tp
CltJ~
CIJ tl .. csps:rt._.
r ,...., ""· n, ""· .. ............. >La.
&. PEOASUS, Llmlted edlUon of 500
You need plenty of wlt
A ma~c bridle tlld a 10ldea bit
'To c apture the w1atte4 bofle
ln bla abtmmerinl courM ...
Available at 114&0.00
OpenTueadoy·Soturday 10-6 and Sunday 12·5
other hour• by oppolntmen't only
1741 WestciiH Dr., Newport ~each 6~·•511
NEWPORT HARillR EliSIIJI
P\JIII.ISHED I UKLY ·PG. 4
N.B.
l}iUIISOo\Y, IIDV. 11, ttn
COROllA DEl. liAR, CALl F.
.1_. -CIIJ'C:... .• nun: ri'llll! cll~ll. IIIIM•• · 6IIMI .., ... ......,_ ...
• OF ILDCl. at a.,. Ca•ID
-.... -. .. 1111 •• .-. lllo
.. ,... ... -lolull, --... 114'10'1td. ot'Wf .... pro-
-of~~antr ,_ ofBal. ERNEST GREB.EY OF
boo lolud.
• CURB CUTS 1-1D C.ll. DIES AT AGE 86
11 ot 14 ,-..,_. dl'lft· hatnl .. me.. tor
WIJS 1A Coi'OIII del Mar EJ'DNt G. Gnele,, II, of
were ordei-ed cloaed. H0-1/1 w. Vtctoril st., Co-
• LARRY LYltCH ft.l • ar-. an .:beduled i>r
uked to · rutp hom U• I p.m. today, Nor. 17, 1D
city PluaJ.ac CommluioD BtU Broadway Mortoarr
due to poulblt eoldllet of Cblpll, with Putor Cblaet
1Dterest. Smltb of Calftry Cbaptl ot-
• BUSINESS LICEMSE tu: fteLattac.
ordloaDCe, wbJeb wW m.. Mr. GreeleJ, a u.ttn ot.
cr••• the rate pdtbJIDIDJ PeiiUJ'l'fUU.. wu a dairy-
local t.siN'NS, ,..JJUMII mu aDil bid Unci 1a tbe to ~Dd read!DC oa Nor. eouty tor ft Jan IDd JD
28, ' CaUfomta l)r 53 Jet.rs, He
• CAMPAIGN 411eloaurt died Moodily 1D Boac bos-
law, applyiag to loealelec:-pttal.
tlons, was dlscuiHd, Wt He 11 •mnd by !JODS
rema.tos ucbUCed. Robert Ull Alu of Costa
• ALLEY PAVING 'U-Me-. brotbtr HllltJ Howe
sessmtDts 1D tbt block of norkll, listers Mary In-
bounded by Balboa, Cypren, reman. eo.ta Mesa, and
HardLag and Adams lD Bal-Beatrice lleGratb, F torlda,
boa were postpooed when a 10 (l'llldcbtld.reD ud 2
resident complained that as-great-craDdehUdreo.
sessments had been paid on Interment was scheduled
the same alley many years tor Harbor bawn Memortal
ago. Part.
• SIGN onUmoce, plac~ --::=,-,.,-----
more restrlctlou on eom-__ :,P_:::U_::B:::L:..:I_:C:...N~O.:_T_:.I C~E
merlcal signs, was adopted.
• HAROOHlP purchase by S.93449
the city of a duplet: at 202 F'ICTITK)US BUSlNESS
34th, West Newport, was NAME STATEMENT
tentatively approved, peM· The foUow:blg parsons are
log an appraisal of tbeprop. doi.Dg OOslDess aa: Riverside
erty, •hlch ll in tbe path Properties, a Ltd. PartDer·
ot tuture YideDq of Balboa sbJp, 29602 DHrnleCircle,
Blvd. LaguDI Niguel, CL, 92677:
• FLOAT exteDSion of 10 Arthur H. Nelton_ 29602 n. farther toto tbe bay, re· Deern.le Circle, Laguaa.Nl-
quested tor a noe.t a 1200 guel, Ca. 92677; Robert Dean
E. Balboa Bl't'd., Balboa, 'lfU JacUoo, 3450 Sawtelle
denied a permit. BlYd., Apt. :WS, Los AnceJes,
• GIFT of $2,500 tor the Ca. 90066.
com munlty theatre 1n EosigD Th1J ~sloess Is eooducted
park was accepted from the by a limited partnership.
Musical Theat er GuUd of Siped: Artll.lr ll Nelson.
Newport Beact1. This statement was IUed
• MO.PED bike regula-with the eouDty clerk ot Or-
tlon tichtenlng wtJI besought ange County Nov. 7, 1977.
through state representa-Publlsh: No•. 17, 24, Dec.
tives, the Council decidedoo 1, 8, 1977, In the Newport
a 5-2 vote. HarOOr Enslen. F -85029
ALL
~M71lTCWU
,_...~ Let Us
Res./lnfo 751 -7867
Entertain You!
Com ics fro m l as Vega~
Top T V Show s
7 nt g hts a week
Co'nt"luo·u' shows irom
R JOPM
ltght Suppers t•ll m td 1
You've never
laughed so hard'
LAFF STOP
2122 S.E. Bris tol
Newport Buch, (~l if.
llu•t ~10'* O••n11~ rountv "''~'I
75 FIAT ' 1/lt
j
ELIZABETH ZUEHLKE of Hermoa. S.eb w01 dlNet
the mtlalc this Friday evtalac Wbea tbe Orup Coaty
Recorder Society meetl at Bowen ...._m 1D 8aata
Ana. ld:rs. Zuehlke, who teacbts recorder• prtntely ud
at seYen.l colleces In Soutben Calll)nla, Ia dlrtctor
of the society. Tbey tuntlsbed Eltaabetbu mule lor
the Fullertoo College productloa of ''Tbt Wy Ia 1110t
tor ~mine." presented earller tbll: moatb at hlltttoll.
Among tile local players who participated 1D tbt procram
wert Marte steiner of Corolll JUchluds, S.. Tbomu of
Costa Mesa and Doo Bowlus of Balboa IalaDd, lrrunldlatt
past president of the OC Recorder Society. Mn. Zaeblb,
who Is the sister of Ena1gn co..pabUabtr Per Hupa,
recently participated 1n recorder worklbopt 1D Eaclud.
fer 118. plan..s
~ .... r 'a ...... oO.a.aa
I 11111 -~·lor --11111 .... .,, .. ' -."""" ~ ~I} IIIII. lo •om -. "'*'' ':""';·" 1 ~--.... -· ~ .... ...,~,..,, ---fill a.lr....,... tlc:;nt; tete ...
• 1111= • A1'101f al a .. 0 0 L , PLAII,...IIIor_ud_
.. , tr I ~~:IIF ...W --at PIR'a FiMFoodl, = .. _ II ...... lhS vwa w., c-., . rr••••' t <v· ·v.m.c-. uc1 a--.... u.t
a.o, ....... -.... "'' -.... 00140 1.. _.., ..,._ lqopr opontlltr bolln llo
.... ud n t•~ta•,. IUd allowed.
-oolllo --ol-· o COIIMEIICIAL lloUdlol IIOrt 81..._-oi-A• .,..,. .... lor •rtb-cor-·
Mo. 1a Newport J1o111tU 111 .. rotc-llwJ. 11111 Huol
oommeretaa. illttldot,...... 1D Con. dtl Mar woOl
-· baYO rool """"· • OFFICE BLDG. pro. • T AXI!-OOT JOPrl
paood lor block eoo of Now-.-.rut p,.,.Md 11 NOt
port C-r. ()porto, Lido VWoco.
• Lllll'n OD elt)'-oned • REBTAt/R.UIT w1tb
1111-11 -rt odjo<ooiiD .llqaor .., --~~~ at 1111 Bora Clll> Ia lui Bioi! 4101 v .. ~ KoiiCOil-
wwld bo IMIIllod b)' tile lor lf._rt, 1o propoood. Bora C!ab. ·
2 Mesa suicides reported
Two •Jcldl CI.MI wen r..,.rtod _, b)' Coot&
u .. pollee.
Tbomu E. S.U.S.n, n,
ot 2500 Mnport BIYd., Co-
m 11-, wu proDCM~aeed.
dold at CootaM--1111.
Three pntcrfpttoadracbot-
U.. abita atclde DOte wen
loaod 1D bls bedroom, police
Balboa theatre saluted -=-:;:.,.,;v~.L,.,.-C """"oT--,CE-
Cblrlea R. Wtllori, 52, ~
1741 TutlD A••·· com.
Mea, was proDOUDeed cSeM
OD arrtnl at Hole hospital
alter poUee rtmoTed blm
from a ear wttb motor nD·
·111Dc ID • Pnc• tl tbot
address. They were called
at 11:46 a.m. aod backed tbe
ear out ol tbe carace.
The qiDe 1D aootber ear
1D tbe caract of tlle apart-
ment compleuttbataddrea
bad also beeoruDDt.oc, pollee
said, A pnp door opeaer
ac~YilttDc deflce was 1D tbe
car n•r bJs band. pollee
reported.
Tonlght, Nov. 17, will be a
specl.al night at the movies
for members or the Balboa
Island Improvement Assn.
(BUA~
The BIIA will salute the
Balboa Theatre tor a year of
"nrst-rate ntms and turu-
arouod from the theatre's
previous commitment to X-
rated movies," according to
BUA secretary Cindy Hous-
ton. Tbe theatre wu PH·
rtously operated b)' the
Pussycat ebaJ.D before tbe
preseot openton took oYer
last year.
Islud naldeata wtll
pther at t!M Commulty
Ceater, 115 Apte, udi"Tt
as a (1'0QP at &:SO p.m.
Further tntonnatlon may be
bad by ealltD&: Mrs. Hous-
ton at 875-1773.
Action by CM planners
Thirteen actions we re
continued until Nov . 28 aM
2 until Jan. 9 when the Co.
sta Mesa Planning Commls-
sloo met Monda y nfghlinCity
Hall.
A master plan a mendment
tor Halecrest Park Inc., 3107
KUiybrooke Lane, which was
continued, received critic-
Is m over possible noise from
Saturday plcnl.cs. AdcUUonal
parldng, a Jacuzzi, sauna:,
restrooms and r aCQUetball
courts are proposed. U ap-
proved by the city, a re~;Uta ..
Uon would prohibit reotl~
out the facUlt y to outside
organtutions and ltmtUng
PUBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person 1s
doing business as: The
Starm~s Company • Realtors
& Builders, 180 ''E" New-
port Center Dr., Newport
Beach, Cal. 92660: Fred-
erick Darrell Starnes, 1827
Port Tltnn, Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660.
Thls business Is conducted
by an LDdlvldual. Slgned:
Frederick Darrell Starnes.
Tbls statement was tued
with the coonty clerk of Or~
ange County Nov. 14, 19'77.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
I, 8, 19'77, In the Newport
HarOOr Enstp. F -85361
Us use to club members.
The rel'l'aOf'al of PfWI ID
Harbor Assembly of God
Churcb, 740 W. WU1011 st.,
bas created a cbaalt In lbe
number of putillc aal.tl re-
quired. Tbe cbarcb llJO
wishes to divide part of tbe
property fnto 4 parcels. Tbe
matter was cootlDuedtoNo•.
28 so the t1re dlpartmeat cu
determine the oew aatiDc
capacity in the ellarcb.
A nrluce for a sip at
3420 Briltol st., Tnu-
amerlcan lDsunnceCo., wu
dealed. PTOYlsioDS pen.-
lng sign location. area, and
letter hei&bt were lllfolTtd
in the nrlaoce request. A
proposed grouod slp at 612
Baker st., tor Erut-Btae.
stein Enterpri.Ha, r.o.
Angeles, alao wu dtaled.
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-113452
FICTrriOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe to!Jowtng per80DI are
do~ busitlu:s u: lllarplly
A ve011e Pa.rtDersblp, Sltlte
620, 610 Ne11'p0rt Ceater
Drive, Newport Beach, Ca.
92660: R1cbmt D. J<*a,
1950 Port Edward Place,
Newport Beacb, Ca. 9ZMO;
C. Tbomas MallOI, 1428
SaDdcastle Drtn, Corona del
Mar, ca. 9!625.
This buslDesaliCODductld
by a geoenl partDtrlbJp.
Stcned: Rlcbard 0, J'ODN,
This sta.temeal wa1 ftlld
with the eouDty clert of Or· uce County NOY. 7, lf77.
PubUJb:No.-.17, z•.~.
I, 8, 1977, bl tbe Newport
Harbor EDSicn. F .ISOZ'J
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-9$446
FIC TITK>US· BUSliiESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe IDUowlllll periOD II
dola( -u : Pacllk Pallten, mtiPr....,.Dr,,
L .... Nlpo~ CL 11177:
--~. Z971Z ..._Dr.,~
lflpol, Co. ·111177.
Tb1J .. ,_,,II C(liidl<:flld
b)' u --.. llcM*
Robert 0.U KIIPIBbl'er.
s-113450
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe torllowlac peHOU an
4olle butiMss u: Put Lido
BIUdll1c Co., 1160 N._rt
Cealtr DrtYe, &atte lUO,
Ntwp>rt Booeb, CtUJonlt
9!110: WUUam s. MHMD·
pr ud Phyll1l: Y. MeaeD~
leT 1W75 Trusts, Mli'Sball
L. McDulel, Trutee, USO
Eut Empe11&1 !llcb'nJ,
Sa.lte 111, E1 Secaado, Call.
lorQia 90145; WWiam L.
Goobepn IIIII Lacrollo C,
Geo~M~pn 1W75 Truata, Mar·
lbaU L. MeDulel, Tna.a:ee,
Z!SO Eut Imperial lllcb·
way, Suite 111, El $epD:kl,
Callfofllla 90245; Harold E.
Goo-IUS Eut BNOCI-
•ay, GleDdlle, CaiUofllla mos.
Thll bualoels .-eoldlcted
b)' t (OIIOrtl -roltlp.
Stped: Manball L. Me ..
Du.l•l.
Tbll: !Jtf.teme.at wu ftled
wllb lbo -"r 'cfln .t· Or.
...., c-r NoY. 4, '""'"
.. bllolt: -· 17, Z4, Doc. 1, II, IW77, lD the Newport
Htrbor Eoolcn. F -Mm
LANE PAIMTIMGS 011
DISPLAY 1M LAGUNA
Upsta.t.r1 llo'nstalra Gal ..
lery 1D LICQDI Beaeh w1U
start a s week nbtblt bJ
c .,.dl.aD bon Artll Lue
wltb a riCtiJ(ioD tb1J SUD-
day, NoT. 20, from s to
7 p.m. lila Lane wW bt
oa baM to meet pUrcal
&uday, aDd ber' pe.IDUIIp,
ru.ny of Widell ar. portnltJ
ot. celebrit1M, wUl bt a-
blbllod tltroacb Doc. 10.
WORKSHOP AT O.C.C.
A ODt4J worbllqJ OD
parllaiiiOIIIIrr "" will bo preeeated SabardaJ, No•.19,
from I:SO a.m. to S p.m.
LD occ•s Captal.a's Table
ruturut.
Pre.np.tratioD fM, lD-
cllldlll laDCb, lo $10. Foe
11 lbo door lo $11.50.
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-11445
FICTITlOUS BUSINESS
NAME llT ATEMENT
Tbo lollowiDI ....... "' dolllc beeiD"I aa: PEZ,
Ltd., 1101 DoTe street, Suite
570, lf-rt Boocb, CL
!IHeO: Lnrace I. Peter-
-. lr., 8 WtadWood, Ir-
TI.DI, CalUDnla trll<&,
Tllollo-111-
b)' • l1atltotl ...--.
Slped: Liwuece E. Peter·
-. lr., G..nl Putaer.
Tllo---
-1111 _,.·-of Or--evar ~~oo. 1, 1m. -lloo.l7,14,Doc.
FALL FESTIVAL SALE
AT CHURCH FRIDAY
Women of First Ullited
Metbodlst charcb wtu bold
a tan festt'l'll tb1J Friday,
No•. 18, at the ct.rcb, UO w, 19tb street, Coeta Mea.
Homemade item•, balled
roodS, Ctlrtstm&.s glfts aDI1
wbJte elepb&Ms w111 be of-
fered tor sale from 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Lunch •Ul be
se"ed from 11:!0 a.m. to
1:!0 p.m.
AUto ....... * "ooncNtlonkta. PG'I"'Jf
-... --AMIFM .-.
Tllo -.... lllod Wltlt 11!1 ..., Clort ol Or•
!, 1, tm, 1a 111o HI'IIJIOII
Kullorllolp. F .. l.
·-·-..... ,,_ .. _...,...._'
=...~~....:rn~···.o
$
--.uo.I8NBQF-f1831A 1111t1 CautJ itof. I, 1m. -..;P..;U:.::B.::L::;IC::_:K::;O::.:,T~IC~E--
hbltlfa: Jtcw.l1, "· Dtc:. .. ...... 1, .. 1977, Ia lbo llftport
Heritor 1M1p. F .. I. F1C iii iJUI ·--RAil& ftATDIDT
PU.L.IC NOTICI! Tllle..,..._pu_lft
l ·tMf7 diOIIC b ' II .. Dt h
FJ:TitkliiS BOIIllm ~lltloo. !.~.!"-c•-•: NAil& STATIMIIIT _ .... ~ M ....
Tbo' IDIJowlai -Ia · L-llpol, Ca. _,,
dolar -u: r-. A-I. -.._ --~ Dttltoor Putt Doonolo Clnlo, '-Ill· Plul, jOiii{. C.. BwJ. pol, Ca. _,; Wllnl Q.
Duo -. co~~~~ -11o1< •11'"1, a ,.._at, •.a.
,_ .... -1 Colle Y-, Co& a.l; V.
11or11, c..._ _, . •= .... • _., ''-Cal. -_ . f . c ... -. '* h 'rnllc t '1 • TMa II t1•11 =.:;.:r::·· ..... ~~-r-.~\ L 'nllrttl ....... ' ...... -~~~~---.. Or--.. ---.. Or-.... ~c-.. .... '· • .,. ' ..... £-' .... '· • ., . .... n,., Doe. "·'* ... .,, ., Doe. ".... . .. .._. .... ..,, .... ..... --.... , ............ , __
THBR.B ARE 2 AJRMEK Ia tbt Bader famUy ·-RJcbard
ud ldJ wtft, Mlcbelle, botb UIJped to Little Rock Atr
Foree Bue 1D Arllauu. lllcbtlle, daqbttr of Mr. tad
Mn. lluYey 11l1111M, ZOSO FlamJDco Drln, Cotta Mea,
. aDd Rlebard, atD o1 Mr. u1 Wn. Burl Outer of Baldwtn
Part, both bal'e Jilt complet.d bulc tn11dnc at La.ckla.Dd
AF.B, Tnu. Tttey blYe nported lor duty at Little Roell:
AFB lD tbe U. S. Alr Foret tnuportatioa tl.tld.
"LA GRANDE
BOURGEOISE"
CATHERINE
DENEUVE
GIANCARLO
GIANINI
ENGLISH SUS:.TITLES RATED R
1 • . . •
ENGUSH IRONSTONE
DINNERWARE
IIJ~ MA-R ~Sipi
ruiLISHEDtullY·l'ct S
nt_,RSDAY, IIOV. 11, rJI1
CODA DlliiAI. CMJF. 'KEEP. CANAL FOR U.S. DEFENSE'
(Coea 1d from Pice I)
'"LOnJS'' IM BROWN• YELLOW OR CORAL
or ..... ,Ud,.. • .,...
., ......... Ud oat-
SAVE~ •45pleaeatts
....... ttuc'Hit laiiDidt-.w, Ud .., tl7bl .., .. ,
~ IOOd·.W ala COIIIIJIU'IeY
oat llo dMtNJ uf S...Or
8U'I'f Goldnt.er ctY.-tlda
coalrJ -10 IDOH flU'S al•• clnltSc eq11 an
IDiodt lD t111t earNit poUct.
of tiM Carter 1411WtlltraUoG.
TM tDre.-u.t wort for
t:be •rHDder ot CMtr Pua-
ma C ual are tbt ame OIIIM wr., ban P.• mUUoM ot
dollars ID a1d 11o blaek com-
m .. llt terroriiU Wbo b&Ye
bfttallJ murdered I"''IC'.t
mtut.c.ries &Dd ottaen lD
Rbodesta. wbo attempt to
replace tbe lawtulllld-com-
muD1Jt connmeats of Rbo-
deala and Soutb Afrlel and
substltate black comm.ut
dictators, Wbo propoee
recoplt.loD to be followed
b1 bWtoas to u.s. IJd eo
bUkrapt comanud1Jt c•,
wbo adYoeate $100 mOUoa
tD mUltary aJd eo com....,
D1.lt Jamaica, wbo approYed
tbe ale of tbe worWa IDCMit
adn.oced COmptlttr baYiac
almost unllmlt.d mUttary
appllcattoas to tbe Soviet
UD1oo oo tbetr proml.le tbat
lt wu to be used .olely
for '• weather torec..tt.Dc,"
wbo bave giYeo bOUou 1D
U.S. aJd to many commulll.lt
nations and aoti-Amertca
Third World countries
througb the World Ba.Dk aDd
other One World orpu1.a.-
tioos, and so on ad nauseau m.
Perhaps I contuse Jobn
Way;ne, the person, wttll the
cbaracters be so often por-
tnys in ttlms, but I :an•t
help but think that be 1s
a cleeett ud pctnrllc
A .. rku. Bid M ... -.t
tills ... " ....... ..,. w ...................... , ..
pNQ ud -IIU.ms $
otru.a.tMfawn&
10111......., coa...utllll.
tbe ........ rloeoltM .....
CIDI.l. I ... Mttllat ......
the oCMr lidt ol Uu ....
lD pla.ce of a.t PI DJSII•
bUts of ooe-lided lid·
trutbl, omt.uaou, ud Gllt-
rlcbt dlltortloM otfaet 111111
crammed don tile~
of tbe Amertcu peoplt br
the Carter~
and otber lrratloaalllbenll
in the Co~, ta.. TV
Mtworks, aDd IMCb of tM
other oews media. a.n L.Gnns
1445 West Florida
Hemet, Calif. 9%UJ
IN BROWN • WIIITE, tELLOW • WRITE
OR CORAL It WRITE
s.t lndudesl ... dinlw ........... .......,
arul bowls, CU.,. • UIUCirS plus OM eedt
plltter, wptable, crtM* ................
BEHIND EVERY MARIONETTE there t. .,mtODe ptdU.ac
tbe strtop. When the ICuioDette Tbtetre of tbe WorJd
preHDtl a Cbrtltmu procnm at Plymout,b Coocreca-
Uooal Clareh at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. !, VerDI. &at
Rola.Dd Sylwelter of GraDida Hllls wm be pa1Uic tbe
atrtacs, i.s they baYe for mpre tbaD 10 yean. Cblldre
from tbe eattre Harbor Ar• are llwtted to brtDc tbeir
par••• aDd frleDds to see the bour.Jooc presenbtJoo
eDttUid ••t woald take you to tbe Cbrt.t Child."
.. -.ruo. ol .....,
....._ dlaed out bJ muy
........ ud WOrM Wbolll
NOOI'dl ol dlue"tce 11o tua
n 1'7 ud of cMac aU
JINIII* aid IDd comtort to ..._ com•••, wbo bave
ROn to ._I'J u, t. almo.t
llll•tted. Tbe otwloul tntll
Ia llllt tbe IDOIDellt Amerteu
~ are palled oat of tbe
Cllll.l Zoae, tbiDScmtt Ru-
.ta II COUI !DO'It tn wttb
..... riDe buts IDd IIICle-
&r JOebt IDita.tlatiou jut
u tbeJ dJd tD Caba. It WOGld
bt a blood batb for u.s.
tore.. if we tried to return
&at ...,ree ue of tbe Caoat
bJ tbt Unlt.d statts aDd the
t..t ol tile tree world, Ttws
tbe commanlltl could and
mo.t certaJJily wt11 deoy tbe
Caaal to 111 at a time of
tbtlr cbooalac, and we will
bt •bjected to polltlcal, ec-
:~:;,.;;~~;~ ·~~~!.GilliiiD ........... iiPi NiiiG'!JJ'tl.~
of treuooJ It Ia tome~
tblt DO other DltioD OD eartb
WOUld do (aDd eertaiDly
not tbt commUDJsU), and our
frieDdl (l.DcludtDc many ID
Paaama and the rest of La-
tio America) are at a total
loss to understand the sbeer
l.D.saDlty of wby we are dol~
tt. It wtll be a clear signal
to all the world that we are
cowards and abjectly sur-
render to the undeclared war ot tbe Communist conspir-
acy lD the drive to subjb-
pte the world! Not only
wW weglveupourlmmeose-
1 y stratectc Panama C aoal,
but we will 1D addition pay
them hundreds of mllllons
ot dollars for the prhllegel
ID the words of the recently
retired long-time chief of
0, S. Atr force Intelligence,
Gen. George Keegan, ''It this
ts oot .ome form of Idiocy
••*'$100.00.
Setlp•d .. '499• ............
WOiker hurt in CDM fire
A cb9mlcal belDl used to
strip the palot from kitchen
cabloetl ns b!amed for a
fire wlltcb ID.jured a work-
mao &Dd did l.ll tFJmtted
$60,000 damace to a !far-
bor Vtew Htlls bome Fri-
day •.
S.J I&DDe Piker, owner of
· tbe h:>me at 34%4 Sea~reeu,
told ttre IDvestaptors that
she b!a.rd an-\ eq,tollon 1D
tbe kltcbeo aaa rubed to to
PUBt:t·C NOTICE.
ftD11 workmad En!DS&Mer-
son. ZS of Hantt.acton Beach
aflre. Sbe rolled b1m io the
crass outaide tbe bo:n"i to
put out tM flamt!s, theo
called parame~tcs. M:.San-
derson Is recoYertac from
burns on h1s rlcbt baDft IDI2
arm.
A pet cat d::e-1 of smote
lnbalaUon as a result of
the ttre.
P U BLIC NO.TICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNIA aDd madness, then I don't
NOTICE INVITING BIDS kDow what the helltt lsi"
. . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
THE NEW OWNER
SANDY Me NEILL
INVITES THE PUBLIC TO COME
IN AND GET ACQUAINTED
Saturda!f II to 5
COFFEE COOKIES
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . .
SEALED BIDS wm be .reeetYed at the ortlce ot the Ctty u the Uotted States can-
Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, CalUornta, UDt1l !:30 DOt or wUl not defeDd our
p.m. on the 8tb day of December, 1977, at wbicb time they lawfUl property of t.he Pana-
wtll be opened aDd retd, for pertormtoc wort u follows: ma CaDil, which we subst-
16TH STREET UTILITY SERVICE YARD IMPROVEMENTS dtse at constdenble cost
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In May 192l W!llt8m Allen White
made newspaper history
w1th an edltonal about the l1fe of
his 16 year old daughter
Novv, the1r story becomes
a moving televiskJn special
Mary Wf71te'
Fnday, Nov.18, 9 P1V1, Ch 7
A RtJdrwz I M8tMI ptOdx:tlon. wrth Kathleen Beller ¥KJ Ed Fland8rs
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~ NEWPORT HAReOR Ell$1011
PIJBLIIIJED ftEJ(L~ ·I'G. 6
Tars, Eagles, Kings in pl~yoff~ 6S:;u":·~7~~~·
IIY n:FF IIVIIDEII Gal~--.... RuUaa btcll: Brroa Wtrd came oa llrOif lor the ~ Ul 'tj Ill
Newport Hartlor ud EtiUcla -lo<Qd liP CIF bortDo Salloro 1D 111o IOCOOd IIIII, 1-t>tm oo l ecort ..
b)' routiDc tlltlr we.aod ~ Marla& ud YootbW, drift oa. tM rlnt poe:...... of lbt half. Ward, nlllQI CIF toume
Ia the lut ttl•a of replar ..-..aD play. Cocta .... m tor the ta)U'ed Cbr1J Conm, tlahbed wllll SS )'ll'dl Y
pulled a sarprlH vtctorr over tht Coroaa dtl MatS. 01 10 carriel, &Uta the JtCOOd ba.lf. Conm, wtao tal btea
Kl .. l, who despite the loll, WUl CO lO CIF hiAJIIC OD plaptd by IDjllrlH all 1411.1011, p&aytd JPI.fi.Dcly Ud picked
to a tl\trd place ln tnt Sooth C~ L"fl•· • up !1 yards.
• • • • Newport Harbor'• Mit acore came oa 1 ftDt 30 )'lrd
' ESTANCIA
Tbt Earles or Estucl.a tlJi:h ran routbshod both of-
feBitnty aDd deteuiYtlJ OYer Foothill RICh 1a tbt nrst
half. then QpC thl.Qgs slmmerLnc to come up wUh a 29.14
victory In Ceotary lel(Ue play Friday DJctlt at TustlD
HJ&h. It wu a pme dominated by Estaocla from the nry
be(lnn1ng. The nnt t scores made by way of back K"in
Hqen ••• No. 1 on a S4-yard scamper, No.2 oo a 5-ya.td
run set up bY a.n latercepUoo. The PAT fdc:k 1rts fated,
aod quarterback 'Dave Jeranko passed to Ylke Camp
for tbe 2 pol..nt c:oaYetslon. 1D the ftrst half Esta.ocl.a
p1Ded 12'7 yards while hOI~ Foothlll to 41. Hq:en was
well OD his "Y to a tame-high 117 yards, and Dave
Larlmer, Kevl..n SJou and Earl Hewell all performed
admirably on defease.
JD the second half the Eagles ste&P.UY widened their
lead. A bad punt a:ave Estancia excellent fteld position
on the roothlll 35, aod ttw!!y capltali&ed by scorh~ on a
four yard Jeranko-to-Camp pass play to mate It 22.0.
Foothill got on the board In ttle 4th quarter on Z short
touchdown runs, but Camp eoded the mUd threat with an
Interception runback for a touchdown with 21 sec:oods
left.
Jeranko finlshed 7 for 13 for B6 yards, whlle Foothill
QB Gardener went 5 fo r 11 and 62 yards. Leading ground
gainer for Foothill was Rob Moore with 50 yards on 13
carries.
• • • • • • •
• NEWPORT HARBOR
Newport Harbor High, ahead oo.ly 7-3 at the half, came
alive ln the second session to whlp the hapless Vikings
of Marlr., 21-3, In Sunset League action Thursday night
at Duldson field.
The scoring began when Marina, with the help of a
Newport tumble, moved to the 3 yard lloe, but had to
settle tor a field goal by Andy Kott. On the nut pos .
session. the Sailors moved 48 yards to a score, mainly
on the accurate right a rm o~ quarterback Craig Lyons.
The score was 7 .3.
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010 J IO -0G HARRIERS IN
SlATE TOURNEY
The OCC women's cross
couotry teem placed Z run-
ners Ln the top 15 and placed
4th overall at the Southern
Califor nia championships at
L. A. Pierce college Satur-
day.
Coach BUI Hanson's PI -
rates qualltled for the state
champlonshlps to be held
this Saturday at Sierra Col-
lege near Sacramento.
Sophomore Joellen She-
elar was OCC's No. I fin-
isher , completing the3-mlle
course In 19:07, good for
9th place. Erin Gallagher
finished 12th, Stgne Carlson
finished Z3rd, Jan RoweU
was 25 th, Donoa Bishoff was
35th anci Nancy Olson fln-
tshed 39th.
JEFF DAY QUALIFIES
The OCC men's cross
country squad missed
quallty1ng for the state
championship$ by a scant
7 points, but freshman Jeff
Day did quallly fo r the state
meet by virtue of his 14th
place finish at the Southern
California championships
Saturday at L.A. Pierce
WARM VP SUITS
The OCC Pirates will be
ou t to prevent their nrst
losing football campaign ln
11 years this Saturday night
when they host Mt. SaD An-
tonto College In the 1977
season finale at OCC's Le-
Bard stadium.
Kickoff for the contest,
which Is OCC's 1977 home-
coming game, ls set for
7130 p."lll. GatH open at 6:30
p.m.
Coach Dtct Tuckn's Pi-
rates take a 4·4-1 season
record LntoSatu:rday'sclash.
A loss would give OCC Its
first losing season since
1966, when the Pirates went
4.5-0. A Ylcto ry would en-
sure the flu es ot a 5-4-1
mark aDd their U th wtnnJ.ng
season ln a row.
A victory would also giv e
the Pirates a 3-2-1 South
Coast Conference record and
a 3rd place fini s h In the
flnal circuit staodtngs.
Mt. San Antonio brings a
5-4-0 record Into Sabir-
day's fray. The Mounties
own a 3-Z-0 South Coast
Conference record. They
dropped a narrow 26-21 de -
cision to South Coast champ
Fullerton last Saturday
nJght.
Freshman quarterback
Gary Guisness heads the
OC C attack. The 6-1, 185.
ponder ranks 2Dd In the con-
fereoce in total otrease and
3r<l in passing. He ~s com.
pleted rn of 189 passes for
1,159 yards aDd 4 touch-
downs. He has rushed for an
additional 230 yards, a:t•lDc
126.-~ TO 13 11.96
JUNIOR WARM UP SUITS
21.95 TO 24.96
··v ·· NECK ACRYLIC SWEATERS
LONO SLEEVE -WASHABLE
te.96
ru.a by Ward t~rly Ia Uw 4tb periOd to mate it the final
21-3.
Newport aceroed. 302 total yarda. Lyou htt on 8 of 16
pus attempts tor 14& yards. He abo picked up 55 yardl
on the crouo1. Marina QB Joe Sartatra completed 2 of 9
for 28 yards, while MarlM's leadtog crow~~ catoer was
MilLe Hai.Des wt{b 83 yardl.. • • • • • • • •
'COSTA MESA· CORONA DEL MAR
Costa Mesa high schuc.H, PJ&YIJII ao tnsptred braod of
football, dumped the favored Sea Klnv of Corona del
War 14-6 at On.nce Cout College last Frlday night.
In a game fllll ol big plays, perhaps the blgcest came lD
the 3rd quarter when tile Mustancs' Cbrts Mo-.han re-
conred a fUmble ar the Coro• 3. Two plays later, Mike
Terea:ts puoched II over to wldeli ''Mesa•s lead to 13-0.
Terecls then kicked the extra point to mate It 14-0 wtth
7:17 left in t~e 3rd quarter.
The Mustanes took a 7-0 lead in tbe f1rst halt on a fine
80-yard scoring drive capped by a 13-ya.rd pass from
Jerry Crlbba to Rick Ayers. That score was set up by a
Chris La Face pass interception when the Sea Kings
were threatening of t~e Mesa 3. Ayers held on to the
ball despite havlni his helmet knocked loose by 2 hard-
hitting COM defenders. The game was tough all around,
with a oomber of players having to leave the game with
InJuries.
COM ca me back late tn the 3rd period wtth Mart)'
Gr een Wiling ln from the 5 yard line tor the score. A
tu mble recovery started the Sea Kings down the tteld
with 11:22 len, but the Mesa defense stiffened and held.
Finally, with just uDder 3 minutes left, Corona mo ved
from thei r own 31 to the Mustang 14, where time nn out.
All evening long, Monahan, Dave Amb.lrgy, and Mar k
Mathieson stymied the COM offensive unit.
Costa Mesa finished the game with 194 }':lrdS In total
offense. Cribbs completfod Z of 6 passes for 26 yards,
whUe Teregts was the leading grouod 1n the game wit h
122 yards on 28 carries. For the Sea Kings, quarter -
back Kurt Brockman ended up 5-14 passing for 62 ya rds,
with 2 Interceptions.
hlm 1,389 yards In total
oftense.
His leading receiver ls
tight end Larry Hall, who
ha s caught 22 passes for
283 yards and one TO. Wide
receiver Matt Braga llas
caught 17 for 234 yards,
while nanker Glen Laster
has snagged 15 for 261.
Faye Weathers leads the
OC:C tuMing attack with 328
ya rds on 8Z carries. Dan
Dudd ridge has plckedupZ67,
and Dennis Boswell has com-
piled Z5'"1.
Last Saturday n.lghl Guts-
ness scOred 2 touchdowns
and threw for aoother as
OCC defeated Cerritos Col -
lege 28-19. He completed
13 of Z3 passes for 165
yards.
Cerritos scored on Its
first drive of the evenlng
to take a 7 -0 lead, but the
Pirates drove 45 ya rds on
7 pla ys early In the 2nd
quarter to koot the score
at 7. 7. Boswell got the Bucs
on the board wttlo a 2-yard
"'"· Gulsness directed tbe PI-
ra tes 80 ya rds on 8 plays
midway through the period
and capped the effort with a
ooe-yard plullie for the
score, glvlog the Bucs t
)4. 7 halfUme ac.tvaatage.
Gut.sness scored on a oa.e-
yard plunge ln the 3rd per-
Iod, and hlt Brap wlth a
16-yard scorlog aerttlearly
In the ttnal period to giv-e
the Ptntes a blc 28-7 ad-
vantage. Cerritos closed the
rap wtth 2 tourtb quarter
touchdowns.
SOCCER BALLS
"6.96 TO 12V.V&
BASKET B,\LLS a.n TO at.u
FOOTBALLS
II U5 TO 12t. t5
SOf'TBALLS
BASEBALLS
KAIIDBALLI
· IL\OQUITBALLI
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N•wport Hatbor ud
Coro• ~1 Mar an IMdtd
one-two, ~ely, liitbe
c IF blc;b Kt.oolctrll \'Olley-..
b&ll IOIIratmeat. "ttbleb
opened thLIWtell. Both tMm.t
drew byu in the opeo.lac
rouad, but are scbecl.lled to
play Saturd."ly n~ht.
Newport w!ll take on the
wlnoor of a m'tch between
Ca m.utllo IDd San Cabrlel.
U Sao Gabriel wlu, Satur-
day nJgbt's gamo• w!ll in
ln Sa1 Gabriel. UCam:r.aUlo
wins, Ne-wp;>rt will bo.JI lbe
Saturday m.1 ~cb In the Har-
bor bleb cym. COM wlllplay
th ' wtnoer 't,f a Huotl..llctoo
Beach-Sad1leblct cODteJI,
with Saddleback acthg as
host lf they win, aoo Hunt-
lngta.n Beaet\ vlsltln( COM
lf they Win.
Quarter-ttnals wut be
played Tuts:ily, Nov.22,aM
uml-flnals on Tuesday,
Nov. 23. The tlnals are
sche(j!lled fo r Saturday nl&:ht,
Dec. 3, at Hunllnlfo:J Bea·:b..
New:,JOrt and C.orona del
Mar are In different
brackets, so th'Y WOolld play
In the finals If they sur-
vive the ellmlMtlons.
Min Costa Is seeded 3rd
an1 Laguna Beach 4th.
LEAGUE STANDINGS
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N. B. CHEYENNES 10
M. V. DIABLDIIIS ,
The CbeyeiMI lost a
bea.rtbnlker to tM Dtabloa
la tbepla)'Offl. Tbepmewu
much clottr tlll.n the 8COrt
mlc;ht lJJdtcate. The unde-
t•ted Olablol bad blllen
the Cbeyftllel t.dly 11r11er
Ia tbt a-.100. blt were nry
•rprlsed luiSablrdaywbeD
a toucta aDd much tmproYed
Newport team held thtm to
a 0-0 score at halftime.
Jut before the eDd of tbe
tlrst bllt, the CbeyenDe of-
fense, with belp from Char-
les Henrich, threateaed to
score, b;rtwasdentedastlme
ran out. ln the 3rd quarter,
W:lsslon Vle)o started to roll
aDd, wUh the help of 10me
ullttmely Cheyeane penal·
Ues, they drove inalde the
.Newport 10-ytrd llDe.OIIthe
next play, the Olablos ap -
peared to tumble, with the
Cheyennes rec:o•erlrc, but
the referee cave the ball
back to the Dbblos. V.ls-
ston Vte)o then scored on the
following play, mattne It 6-0 •
lD the 4th quarter, tumble
recoveries ror , Newport by
Bob Pa.lnter aDd Mark Kane
w:ere not eoou&:h, aDd the
Cheyeanes were forced to
lr7 • lui -~fl·
lloo -· .... pk.tod oil ..I '*'-1 IDr a lllll1 OJ. ---• •
11. B. COMA .. 0
90. H. B. COBRAS IS
•
Tilt Coralro loot lbolr
bortb Ia tlla plaJCifl .., ....
Jac.IO _Ibo Cobru. Tllo H. B.
flllll"'iiorod Ia tbo -qurter oaart'fnteddtbell
ac:ored apln oa a fiNd field coat attempt. • •
H. B. CORONAS 0
90. H. B. VIKI~ II
•
The Coro•• Aded tbetr
season on 111 uabappy DOte
as they were beltea by tbe
Vttlncs. Aa tbe old ••rill
coe&, "Walt till oext ye~rl'' • • •
f_.n pia,. br TIM llaciJ
ud Irk: ..... , fto n -
eonntl 1 lliiDIU ud ....,_
coptodl-nn...,.-
oot.t ol • tiJoiCII ~r <Jo. '-· • • •
The N. B. ConuaalldOI cbd
DOt J)IJ.r 11111 ,,.. u Jbor
prep&H lor the Me• Bowl
OD No'F. Jt.'"
Swim show _
at Estancia
'•Callfomll D:oumta.'' a
syn'!'~ron:n-1 •ater sao ..
prodUced by tb-1 cltyotCNta
Mesa, wUI be pt' ... Dled to-
bt ud Frtctay, Nov . 17 N. B. COUGARS 6 Ella Ji .,_ PARAMOUNT CmEFS 13 I l8, at the Dt .._.., hOot polOl. The Couprs we re knoc'ked The water ballf't n ow
out of tbe playotrsr._.,._...,,; fe:ltares swtmmln&:, rn.~atc,
C hlefs, who ar Ddefeated cUYlDl , danci.Dc a~ refrestj ~
1n their leaguea are picked meats. It Is prot.1~ed by the
by the Assodatl n Coaches <"tty's Ielalre services de·
to be the cbampl hlp team partmtl:d, and lnd \l:lel (1rlt
of OnflleCouDty he Chiefs betwH:I 7 and ll yeara o~d.
were held to t lr lowest The t»ur-lo .. perform-
acore to date b}' the New. an··e begins at 1 bcf.h ntchts.
port team. Tickets at the 1oor wUI cos~
Paramount dre•• tint $l for adults ud 51) cents
blood with a 62 ya rd run for rhlldren uDder 16 and
In the nrst quarter. The senlor-t over 65.
Cougars came back ln the The c:t)' ··Sy:~~hro Sylph
third quarter with a touch-Swim T!lam,'' w:dc.h per-
rtown b)· Mike Terry lo tie rorms the Jh)'"• wu
the score 6-6. The Chiefs c htrtered In 1974 a!W1 Is
struck back by return!~ the sandloi"M!'d by the AmttCIUr
kickoff for anotht>r touch-Ath.lf'tic Union (AAU}. Tlw
down and extra point to make girls pn•!tlce all year.
the score 13-6. FurtMr tnform1t1on mJ.)'
All of the Cougars played be had by callloc 556·S30l.
exceptiooi.Uy weJI . Ft.ne de-
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
AL
SALE or leue --2
bedrooms, 2 baths; Mc-
Lean Condo ln Big Canyon
·on fairway. Z-car a:ara.ge.
Owner. 64-4-6604.
MISCELLAMEOUS
(.;AN \mesmenu)
lcrt"ed oaea, JltM!rs to cto
your bldcU.DI. WrtteJamU,
Box 10154, E .. eoe, Ore-
goo. (50!) 342.2210.
PARKING SPACES on Bal-
boa Island. Leue for
small boats, cars,
campers and tnllers. Call
675-2006.
CAN'T beat this --
1000 deluze embossed
busloess cards, $7.95 up.
Postp&id. Write for free
samples. LliXI (EN~ P.
0. Boa 894, HuntlDiton
Beach, C A 92648. Stamped
eonlope appreciated.
BUYING boOks --Used,
out-of-print, rue. J.
Spa111Ier, 675-1990 or
675 -1901.
1 Time Z Times S Times
Z0 words or less .•• 2.00 .••. 3.50 •••• 4,50 zt" to 30 words ••••• 3.00 •••• 4.75 ••.• 6.00
31 to 40 words ••••• 4.00 •••• 6.50 •••• 8.00
Each word over 40 • . .10. • • . .15. • • • .20
•·CARS .FOR SALE
ECONOMY CAR-'74Toyota
Corolla, excf'llent r-olll11-
tlon, 35 mpg, low upke-ep,
safel)' rtatures, one
own~r. $1900 llrm. Fred
Davis 673-0550 days, 7SZ·
02'73 nights.
• HELP WAMT!D
HOUSE KEEPEN -COOK ~r
older ~lei. Llve In or
out. Ret. req. 642-3311
or 644 -1311.
• FQR RE)4T
HOUSE FOR RENT-Harbor
VIew Hills, 5 bedrooms,
pool. Drive by 1524 Sand-
castle and call 644-1538.
SALE
"MARY'S DOLL FASH-
IONS." Ha.OO ·made. fits
'•Barbie,'' ''Casey,''
"Chrlstle" and alt other
11 • • fa.stllon doll!i. AU pro·
ceeds for the benefit ol
the OrangeCouoty Chapter
of tbe Pet A.ssistaoce
Fouodatlon, lnc., A DOD-
profit organtuUoo.
Prices $1.50 to$2.SOonly.
Call 636-5432 or The En~
stp (ask ~r Drexel). ·
EQUITY MEM BERSHiP In
completely private, local
country club. FreE> ~~:oU,
swimming, teMis plu~ so-
cial activities tor the fam-
Ily. 968-6788 lllrtu~ e"'en-
tngs.
•
rt'sponsl .
l.ole couple. No drlnklnrl,
no srnokl~ :.lll1 refer-
encu. AnyttmephODe 213-
431 .8249.
ROOM ADDITIONS, re-
modelllljl., partitions, cab-
inets, shelves, doors, win-
dows, locka, hOUse piau,
refern.ls, fr" uti mates.
lAoD --5111:.92?1.
HOUSESI'M'Eqs: PROFES-
SIONAL couple anllable
Crom No•ember 15. Prefer
6 weeks minimum. Refer-
ances. Evenings aDd week-
ends. 673-8058 or P.O.
Box 1924, Costa Mesa,
92626.
ALICE'S HOUSECLEANIHG,
reuouble, reliable. Ref-
erence.. OWo tnuporta.-
tion. 646-4871 anyttme.
• MUSICAL POR SALE
u you are tooklnc ror a
good ptaoo or orpn, you
must ched these ~
GRAND PIANOS: Hallet 4t
Davis, $2195; Hatr.Uton,
$3450; Leonard, $1595; Ya.
maM:, $3'700; stetaway, IPt·
d al price -pb:ls many more.
SPINET, CoDIOie II Op-
rl&ht Pianos: GulbnDHD,
$US; Hallet l Dula, $195;
Wurlltzer. $999; Acrosoalc,
$1095; Yamaha, S14~, ud
more.
ORGANS: Hammond, $399;
Lowrey &Uda.J', $495; Ktm-
'ba.ll Swlncer, $6t5; Yam&M.
w/E-Z Play, S595; aod loU
more. 1---...... ---------1 Cbrlatmas lay-aways --
E.Z terms.
See tiM complete IIDe ot
YAMAHA OJlaftl here!
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO. St ...... ,_y ......
190'7 N. Mala st.,--
• PLUMIIH~MEUIItC
• •
I ·'
Newport Beach Balboa Island
NEII'ORT HARBOR BISIGR
f'UIUSitED IUKlY-PAGE 1
THUIISDAY, RDV. 11, 19n
OORORA DEl. liAR, CAL
I Estate
Newport Btoch Corona del Mar
Lido Isle Corona del Mar
Costa Mesa Balboa
VIEW
• • • of Newport Bay, ocet.a aDd CataJ.iDL Walla
or cia•• and wood dectioe compllmeat thb Dn
eu.tom bllllt bome. Presttce am. CALL THE PROFn;sJONALS AT · . . .
WESTCLIFF REALlY CO.
1733 WESTCLI FF DR.
H EWPO RT lEACH, CA. 92660 .
The
.A HOle frollt
)lallt/1.
Dupler., south of tbe
Warm 2-bedroom, aDd dan
borne. Ideal for home or lnv••sto<eal.
PLUS Nearly new 2 bedroom lDcorre unit.
Lots of wood and glass - - -beam ceuq . __
ADD)' p.rdu pat.Jo. Ftrtplaee la etch Wt.
All FOR Of"LY $175,500
Exciting View
Laguna Beach --3 bedroom, tamUy room home.
Large fea<:ed yard, touotains &l poads. Ocean rin
from detached vtewt111 deck. REDUCED TO $112,500.
MAURY STAUFFER··
SEA LION REAL TV
1213 H. COAST HWY •• lAGUHA
497-3388 644-2212
3 DESERT GEMS
Exclusive Investment -
$75,000
Great potential commereLa.l property. Fl'f'e...plas
acres with water oa maiD street. OYDer wUI carry
paper.
Artistic Retreat
For wrtter or pahlter. Secluded., but close to town.
Two bedroom, 1 bath bome wttb beautuu.l 1uJe
sun room. $57,950.
Desert Motel -$124,000
Two bedroom, 1 batb houM. Ideal tor O'fiMr/
managers ·-plus beautlflillly ~ 8-aatt
motel wltb pool. Owners anzklus to mon Ul1a
property! .
BORREGO SPRINGS PROPERTIES
(714) 767-5093 or 767-5094
&53 PALII CANYON OR. P .0. BOX 961
BORREOO SPRINGS. CA. 92204
A COBS
2919
MCXCII
MITCHELl, TUSTIN
Beauttlul Z-bedroom, bath-ud ... balf Vla VWarta
•-mllllum .. Yllb tTOrytbbl( ,.. waa1, ... ...,.,.
a bandy, but QUI.C: loeatloD. --tor ODIJ $51,1100.
WE ARE ALSO OFFERING ..
••• a alee Z-beclroom COOiio lA lrnM's Walalt
Square lor )Ill $56,000.
AND WE HAVE THE
piece de resistance
.•• 'a 4-bedroom, 2-1/~ bllb, FamUy Room
bome la Ualnnlty Park wttb brud DtW cupet1Jtrc
ud a ~ttl locatioo on fee laDd. Well uDder
market at '109,950,
Ill) 833-9 781
ll] Hester-Brown
REALTOR~
COUNTRY STYLE
COMFORT
lmpreaslou: of couDtJ')'-IIvLDe in Newport Beach
btloac to you wbea you choose tbls btllltlftll 4 bed-
room home in Eutbbdf. Add oew dlmeasloDS to
your famlly li•I.Dc· NoUW. wtll surpass the joy abd
comfort or comtJoc b::lme to this country ute style.
All for $151,500,
·calli 640-(i161
as•••••oooo•••••
Cido Jsle
Newly remodeled, 4 bedrooms, den. 4 b&ths,
lhlDc room wlth cathedral ceUi..Dgs. Large master
tJ.droom IUlte. $224,950.
Peninsula
F<M~r bedroom, two bath b:)me • AU amealtlea.
loYely UM, few steps to belch. $189,500
PRESTKiE WATERFRONT
HOKES FROII $900,000
BILL GRUNDY, Realtor
Islander Bldg. al Linda Isle
341 BAYSIDE DR. SUITE 1. H. B. 67>6161
•••••oo"CCIIrr:oo••••
CALL 673-7040
'I'll. GNIEO s•OillS 18SIP8/0T S'80AUSTS
AI!PRE.SEHTIHG SE.L.ECTE.O CLIENTS IN
.. I!AL. ESTATE COUNSEL-IN G
AND INVI!STMI!NTS
;**********'~***! ~~~~~~~~~~~· ~c:helle RoberS, Re.ltor
~333 _E. Coast Highway
' . Corona del Mar 675·2373
****** *s'•tr·tt*'*·
•
More for your $
ONLY $79,900
I
Super home, Z fireplaces, lots of wallpaper aod
wood! Three bedrooms, f:tmUJ room, 2 batlla.
Open Sunday 1-4
4472 PARK GLEN , IRVINE
II ...
JUST REDUCED!
BeauWUllJ decorated Turtleroc::k Broad moor hOme
wUb 4 bedrooms, famUy room, 2·1/2 baths, ta.rce
pool aDd )leuzzl. EnD a 3-car prage aDd tllrglar
&J,arm system. You own tbe land.
I for $13 ::J -=-
OOX Y .. I"RAXIC1.1X
I RE:Al.TOR \ 3250 t.t c-t llit!NIJ c.-dill .... C.ifof11it
P ho~e : 640-7000
LIDO ISLE
The charm of Lido 1s eumpllfted 1n this tine
3 bedroom, S batb borne -~ s:1tu1ted on a generous •
1l&ed lot wttb room tor relufnc aod sunning on the
South ~Uo. Easy nlk to '•pl.a.y beach" or ''boat
prden." $2-49,500.
11111D1b I irvile
really
BALBOA
La.ra:e bome plas iDcomel Spacious 3 bedroom plus
eoanrUble den wlth prtnte patio, separate laundry
room aDd cklable p.rqe. Two bedroom lDcome uaU
at rear. Quiet loeattoo on Ltttle lsland. Joyce
~E~~~uoo~,~~~-=U=35=·---~·------------
,01 DOV(R DR., 64~1235 I 164<1 SAN MIGUEL, 6.4+6200
4545 CAMPUS OR., 7Sl-U14
"Ya.'U be clad tomorrow IIIII ,.._hi __ .. _,_..
Roy McCardle
Realtor
a•LIA8LB J£1l'IC~
SI/OC£ 194J 548-7729
•o.., Newport BL Costa Mesa
Balboa Island Lido Isle
Ballloa
Harbor View Homes
Three bedrooms PLUS ramUy room. CIOH to
parK a.od pool.
Now $141,000 • • • • • SUPER R 2 LOT ... plus
BUILDERS TAKE NOTE! Here is a Cute Cottqe
in Corona del Mar on one of tbose choice R-2 lots.
--~$125,000~., ;.r MARTIN
REAL ESTATE
lDl6 E. COAST ltiGHIAY, CORONA DB.IIAII
SUNNY HOMES
ON COM LOT
Two very charming houses on one R -2
site, ~par~ted. b_y large, lovely patio,
assurmg IndiVIdual privacy. Im-
maculate condition·& always rented!
$149,500
YOU'LL LIKE OUR ESP ... e.,.,, • ._c.d s.t •• p.,. • ._._.l
759-0811
;e:
BEDBBE ELIINS CD .
OVER SO YEA.R S OF SE RVI CE
Overlooking Pool
SPECTACULAR TOWNHOUSE
Almost Like A Penthouse Hi gh
Above Pool & Ramada With 2
S pacious Bedroom Su1tes. H u~e
Family Room EasUy Convertible
To A Tiurd Suite. 3 Baths. Large
Covered Balc ony: Secluded PatJo.
Htgkly Upgraded. Many Custom
Fe atures . SlSi .500 Submit Offer.
REALTORS
881 Dover. Drive, N.B. 631-1100
SPECIALIZING IH RESIOEHTIAL
COMIIERCIAl, EXCHANGES •
AND BUSINESS SAlES"
.. 1 DOVU DIUVE, N...WORT DACH
sum tM 6JI-o4J4
e I I I I I e e I e I I e e I e e I
. MLS SAl:ES REPORT
Salee through the Multiple Lllting
Service o1 the Newport Harbor-Com
MeA Board o1 Realtor. totalled more
tban $4e8 mUllon durin& the flr• 10
montM o1 1e77, TIUS fB A 24-1/1%
INCRI:-'A OVER TD SAID Pat•
.X>D OF 11178. e,41111 _,u.h .. wn
proce11111, cl wtdcb41%WDKIOI.O.
73% cl the ~a~ .. _.. ooopeallltltt.
w.t ,_ jli'OfU t) ...............
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
r
PWP names new slate
Ollletn liD< 1110 Oruro
Cout c:bapetr Ito! Pa....U
WUMat PutDtn Wttl la-
.Utd II I dlutr duct
Saa.rd&y at lht Ne1rp0rt
Bea.ctiSMrato~
HOOL
COitONA OIL .... N'
• COITAIIIIJA
• UTANCIA
• McNALLY
futll re ~~~~ wl:l tate
pllce o, the WedDelllayatter
the ftnt Friday of tbe month
at the Costa Mesa Couatry
Club.
-. .Uiq -lb; ldall
toe&al. acUYW•. Flo
Asrou; ldtalt ICtlYJUM.
Butlt.n B&UtJ; tf!l/1 tAll
mMM. Cbact 8ustl~ &d-
a~loUotrotloo, loll.rl' HlllkltJ;
DeW mem:•J:a, JU111t Watcb;
mamhers!lll) te<:retll')',lo)D
NeU; memhert HnleH,
Glo~la illnte:; commiJDlty
sei'Yiees, Jan Vtetat;
• NIWII'ORT HARIO. E
Reported by GLENN GILBERT
The new ofttcers are:
p:esldrml, Jen:lette MJiler;
secretary, Pam ReDO; trea.
surer, Can! Bush; procramJ
and edueatloq. Jerry McCue;
family aod e~Udre.a'uctiYI·
athleUcs dtr.etor, NeU
Scott; public retatsoDa, Jim
Mtlzland; Dfiwslttttr,
Sberryt Ward; etblcs and
CfltYlnet ChalfiMQ, Ilotrll
CoDD&lly.
TUBELESS
WHITEWALL
165 .13 ~5.88
17 5. 13 -48.88
175. u 51.88
185. u 55.88
195· u 59 .88
205· u 6~.88
205 .15 68.88 p LUS F'.E.T.
215 -1~ 72.88 f'ROM 1.11 TO
225. 15 76.88
The ma))rlty or atudeDls
in the Newport-Mesa unlfted
school district scored In the
top 20% ln the Callfornta
assessment program for
1976-77.
State tests were admln-
lstered last spring to all
2nd, 3rd, 6th aDd 12th grade
students. Second aDd 3rd
craders were tested to read-
Ing; those lD tbe 6th and
12th grades were tested In
readJ.ng, written expression,
spetung, aoo mathematics.
Newport-MP.sa students
seored In the top 20'\ of the
schoOl districts In Cal-
llornt.a, ucept for 6th
graders. These sb.Jdents
placed in the top 23% 1n
TUBELESS BLACKWoi.LL
us . 10 28 .88
155 . 12 37 .88
1 ~5 . 13 34.89
155 . 13 37 .88
PLl!S F .E.T.
Front End AUG
Prt'!:ilion elicnrnent by 11ktllcd mechemcl who will
aet ca.11.er, rember, end
We!· in lo manuf•rturt'rt ~~,J •p«ir~e,.tiont.
165·1l
i75 .13
165· u
165 . 15
• U:TU CMAnl fiJI fACTOfiY
All 01 , ........ c.us
41 .88
43.88
c.lt.• .... ..-... _..,.._ .... ,.,._. ........
readtnc, the top25%tnspeii-
1Dt<, and tho too 27%
In written ezprusion and:
math.
WhUe raw scores (per-
centages ot tota.l correct
responses by the students)
we1e up 1n almost aU areas
te~ted, NetrpOrt-Mesa's
ranking amone all CalllorDta
districts dropped slightly,
Decreases lD percent-
Ile n.nldogs ranged tr.om one
to 5 percentue polots. The
largest drop was In l.zth
grade math, where Newport-
Mesa went !ron. the 89th
percentile the prevlous year
to the 84th percentile in
1976-77. This 5 polot.per-
eentUe ranting drop was the
result of a one point drop
1n raw scores.
"One of the things we're
proudest ot,'' said Deputy
Supt. Norman Loats, ''Is our
reading program In the pri-
mary grades, and the re-
sults are borne out on the
State tests. Our second
graders are ln the top 15%,
and thin: graders In the
top 20%.
"Sixth grade decline has
been the pattern for the put
few years. EYidently they
do well in primary crades,
do even better in high S('hool,
but simply don't s core well
when they're tested at the
sixth grade.''
He pointed out that
traditionally the slrt.'l
grades, oo a statewide basis,
have been the subject ot ez-
perfmentatlo!l in curriculum
change as renected instatP-
adopted texts.
• • •
Supt. John Nicoll an.
nounced at the meeting orthe
Boa rd of Edu cation on Nov .
8 that district enrollment
is expected to decrease by
1,100 nut Septen.ber, while
enrollment Is down 1,600
from last year.
"We can s~e real prob~
lems ahead,'" Dr. Ntcoll
stated. '·A drop of 2,600
kids In 2 years Is the
equivalent of losing one high
s choOl, or two middle
schools, or a middle school
and 4 elementarles. It's ob.
vlous that the Board, thP
cltl..tens committee, em.
ployee organizations and the
staff will ha ve to take a hard
look at our programs and the
very difficult quesUoo of po-
tential dlsmassal of staff,''
Dr. Nicoll stated before
the meeting, however,
'•That's not to say that any
teachers wlll be fired. Wp'll
just not replace those who
retire, We've gone down
about 40 teachers ln the
past few years anyway.''
MeanwhUe, the Newport-
Mesa Education Assocla-
tlon has agreed wtth the
Newport.Mesa Federattonof
Teachers that Dr. Nicoll's
layoff threats are an attempt
to put educators on the de-
fens!Ye during their curreot
salary negotlaUons.
• • • •
The Costa Mesa high
school Mustangs have
acquired a !In horse, to be
used as a mascot during
school games and activities
and as an tnstructtonal tool
during the school's horse
production class.
'·You couldn't ask for a
better teaching tool,'' said
teacher Roy Center. The
horse was acquired throurh
the federal adopt-a-horse
loiERITORIOIJS SIRY!CE at
Klacbtlot AFB, Mleb., lu
.. ....., tho -• ...,., "' tbt U.S. Alr ForctOOt:DIIMG·
dltloo mol l>r CJIIIIla
CordOD. L. Mtdoal., IIODoflllr.
udllln.C-oV.If-
ol fUI .. _'1 WIJ,
lntM. Coptalo-.,,u ...,,.. .. oasc .. , .,... "Ill ... u. -.J It rooDAFB,Tau. ...
llo ....,0111) armod l>r daiJ
... lllo ........... "' lllo At'OIPIC.IIdeelrMIIIL
81 18 I I..., Ill tae Air
Perce If*• Cmz?ef
Bach choir sings Friday NEIPOitT HARIIlR Ellit'rll
PULIIItED ~EJILY•PC.I ·
-lHURSDAY, NOV. 17, 1!17
IDMIIIA DELIIAII, CAU F.
Tho 11-n ~~ot• Cllolr ww p....at a proem. ot
cbareh caota"l b)' J*-
Setutlu Bleb at 'r:JO p.m.
Frldi.J, lfoy, 18, 1a
tbt JIDetDII")'otst. ADdHW'I
Pnab,ttrlaa Chtltcb liiiCUtr
HaY ea. The concert wtll ope~~
Sf:, Aodru's ThaatsrtYinc
F eatt of Music.
The oewly formed coo:r
of 20 voices wUl perform
Cantata No, SS (Aileln w
cUr, Herr Jesa Christ) and
Cantata No. 117 (Sie Lob
und Ehr' ~m hochB!en Gut),
So1otsts wUJ lnclude Dlaoe
Ellas, mtfiSO·soprano, a
native or Ua•port Beach ud
mllst recently a parUclplat
in the Uerota Opera Pro-
gram of the San Franr.fs.)O
Open; Alv!o BrtghtbUI, teD-
DICK THEOPHILUS
OF CM IS DEAD
Memortal se"tces for
Richard W. TheophUus of
Costa Mesa were held yes~
tPrday In the Presbyterian
Church of the Coveoant, Co ~
sta Mesa, with the Rev.
Bruce Kurrte and the Ma~
sonic Lodge ottlclatlng,
Mr. Theophilus, a natbe
ot Mlllnesota, was a sales
representative tor a na-
Uonal trucking nrm. Hedled
Sunday ln Hoag hospltal.
He Is survived byhiswtre,
Betty of Costa Mesa; sons
Richard of Arlr.ona and David
of Costa Mesa; daughters
Mary Beth Klima and Kathy
Mahler, Fremont, and Amy
and Weody TheophilusofCo-
sta Mesa; h1a mother, Kath·
erlne J. Theophllus, of Jack-
son, Mlm.; a brother, Owen
ot Estervme, Iowa, and a
great-gnnd('hJld.
DCC QUALIFIES FOR
PC CHAMPIONSHIPS
OCC's saill.og team quail-
tied fOr the Nov. 19·20 Pa-
cific Coast champlooshlps
here tor the Ford team rac-
ing trophy by wlDning last
weekend's Southern Area
ellminaUons In Newport
Harbor. OCC and UCLA wJU
represent the southern area,
competing against two north-
ern S('tools. Competition
wUJ lie held In Lido 14's.
Competlng to 3 different
boats Nov. 5-6, OCC 's skJp-
pers Included Ty Beach,
Peter Drasnln, Bob Kinney
and BUI Wheeler. Crew
members lllcluded £lou&:
Ayres, Tom Devlin, Sue
Gramme, Ellen Kop. and
Debbie Turner.
or, fa:te.ty mtmher of
Slddlll:aciE CoUteti &ad Da1t Worletl. tuttoM, tMi!her ol
YOICt at tJ9C ud .o1oilt d
St. AJbaa'IEilfiCCIP'ICMrcb
In WHhrood. -
A bfCilllcbt of tilt "e:D.· 1.ac wW bt the perform&Dct
of Cantata No. 82 (leh habt
re::uc) by btrltolll Joun c .
KUtwer.form?r Director of
Mule at St. AOOrew's aDIS
pres~ntly head or the music
departmaot at Tabor
Collece, HU.lsboro, Kaosas.
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OHI.T
FOREIGN FOLLIES
Some folks think Jerry Brown has already started running for president agato.
I don't think so. I think he either wants to be U. S. secretary or state or ambas-
sador to tbe United Nations. I mean, )tst look at the hilarious way he has be~n
carrying on Ca!Uornla's foreign affairs.
Wben Bonnie Prince Charles was here a few weeks back, Jerry showed he really
has class wbeo It comes to entertaining royalty. He picked up Charlie In his Plymouth,
and took him to a luocb to lettuce, cbeese and cheap wiDe.
Tbeo, I DCtlced where Jerry made a trip back East and met with some J ewlsh
leaders In New York. This was about the Ume Jimmy Carter was saying the Arabs
b .. e rlgbts like other folks. I guess Jerry wanted te assure the Jewish bigwigs
that Arabs DON'T ban rights-at least not In Ca!Uomla.
Of course, Jerry's Far Eastern diplomacy ls well !mown. He gets a lot of help
from his Mln1ster of Foreign Nonense, a fellow oamed Oymally, who came from
the West Indies or tbe East Wlodys or Outer Mongolia, or some place. Jerry and
MerYyD have been romancing the Japanese auto builders for a long time. The
Japanese probably figure these are the funniest Americans they've seen since they
captured Pappy Boyington.
Jerry and Me")"D wanl the Orleotlls to build a factory ID Ca!Uorola, so we
can have more jobs for Californians. They'll probably han to warehouse the cars
in Melico or aomeplaee, to avoid our state's stupid business Inventory law. Now,
Isn't that a wonderful Idea -you design th<l cars In Japan, build tbem In Ca!Uorntl
and store them In Mexico.
The reason Jerry Is trying to find more jobs by bringing In foreigners Is that he
can't get American businesses to locate here. Besides the Inventory tax, Jerry
and the Democrats liave piled on so many antl-busiDass laws and r"~Ulatloos, It
just cloesu't · mab sense to do business Jlere anymore, U you cau do It olsewbere.
Calltornla and N011' York are blown/ oatlolnr!de as the two most antl-bus!Desa
statea.
U Jtri'J and MerYyD think they can coo th<l Jopooest into coming h<lre, they may
be In for a rude a"IIUiiDing. Tboae 1'171 are _protty llbarp busiDessmea. We'd be
amarter U we traded J eri'J and llerYyD to them for a Datsun plei!Qp.
Tbe Ia-....,. Is that Jerry will .,., turn hla alleotlon to Germaoy and ii'J to
rot them to briDe an auto plallt h<lre.
WeD, wbto we ban lloaJJy ftlled Ca.lt!orola witb J-• and German lactortos,
and Wtpl llulean lmmlgraata, all of our IIIOIWf wW th<ln be 1'11111 CNt of liM!
eCNDII'J. 'Nh• we are otarnnc to death, ll'a coana be tloda touch trytnc to eat
tboH Dalsuoa and Voltnaceoa, llalox .,.'! belp mucb,
AI ForrJt
Down at th<l atore, we atut 1tlct to Amarteu-lllde products, .,ch u CNr 11M
or qaallty Stuloy Toola,
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C. M. Harper
tlte eosta Mesa
eoniteciiOH
HELPING THE PO OR
I've got a great Idea tor a DeW way for our city to get
a baQdout from the ltate: We ut tor a state subsidy for
cttles tbat are Impacted by tourists who are oo their way
to somewhere else.
If you think this Is tar-fetched, you huen•t beard the
latest. The state dtrector of parks aDd recreatJoG, a Mr.
Russ Cahl.ll, baa )1st SURested that all tourist-trap towos
be CIYeD state subsldtes to belp them oftset tbe terrlble
cost of ripplac off the visitors.
Mr. CabUl's plan Is the loekal ')Ut(rowtb of a plan put
forward a few years ago by Newpo. :t Beach and Huott.ag-
toD Beach, when those clUes uted for llaodouts from
Sacnmeoto to help U:em cleau anc1 poltce the beaches.
Wheo the pollttctans tn those beach towns first broucht
tJlU up, there were hlJlts that mowda1n towns, 1nlud
rtver towns, 1esert towns aDd God-lalows-wbat-other towns
'trOUld 'trait to get lJlto tbe act. Welt, thallks to Mr. Cab111,
It looks Uke Utis ls exactly what might happen.
Unfortunately, lt ts our own Assemblyman Dennis Mangers
who Is promot!Dg thts beach subsidy •Ul (AB 1109). Dennis
is from Huntington Beach.
Now, Dennis, If beach towns should get extra state tax
money, surely you can't argue with the logic of gtvlng the.
§me welfare to Lake Tahoe, Big Bear, Mammoth, Palm
Spr~n«s, San Francisco and all of those other poor, down-
trodden tourist meccas. ADd, if tourist Impact means
state handouts, how about somet hing for towns like Costa
Mesa that are Impacted by tourists no thetrway to beaches,
deserts and mountains? After all, traffic studies have
shown that 75 per cent of Newport Blvd. traffic goes on
through our to•n.
Or, let's take lt a steo fUrther, and subsidize towns that
LOST sales tax dollars and business because their own
residents l~ave for the 'trHkend to\go to Netrport, HuDt-
ington Beach, Lake Tahoe or Palrfl Springs. Ncnr, that
covers just about everybody, right? Then, we wUl have
reached the zenith of all centralist, soclallst schemes:
everybody wUI be get11ag a subsidy from everybody else,
with the central government taking a good rake-ott for
admlnlstrattve costs. Then, when Sacramento starts telllng
the beach towns how they should spend that state tax
money, and how they should roo their to'trDJ», you wlll
bear a famUlar cry: ••we have lost local control. The
state is trylng to teU us bow to run our town."
Then, and only then, wUI this Idiotic, llloglcalidea have
have been carried to lts logical, stupid conclusion.
Identify with bracelets
'Jhe Junior Ebell Club of
Newport Beach and the Costa
Mesa Junior Women's Club
are co-sponsoring a pre-
school ldeotillcatton drive
SPOUTER
SAtooR
<* ........... S..JJer•
aad Ho«<W Cat 511•~,.
.... ...
fol:' Harbor Area pre-sc hools
this mooth.
Some 50 pre-schools
In Netrport Beacb and Costa
Mesa are offeri.ng ldectl-
tlcatlon bnetleta IJid neck-
laces to pareats of pre-
acboolerc, toddlers ud ID-
tants. Usually tbe bracelets
and necklaces seU for$2.50,
but when purchased through
this drlve, the cost Is only
$1.15.
if a child 1s not enrolled
in pre-school, or hls pre-
school chose not to
participate in the program,
l.nlormatlon and purchase
envelopes a re avaUable at
the Girls Club of the Har-
bor Area, 1815 Anaheim
Avenue, Costa Mesa, (646-
7184).
Ski film
at O.C.C.
''In search of skiing," a
feature-lengtb film shot last
winter by Warren Miller
Producttoos. wlll be screen-
ed at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20
lJl tbe Orange Coast Conece
auditorium.
Tlcteta are priced at $2.
Proceeds will be used for
student scholarships.
Cameramen traveled
tbousands of mUes last win-
ter to capture on fUm knee-
deep powder snow 1n Canada,
c ross cooatry touring along
the beach lJl MalDe, 20 feet
of sno• 1n North CarolJDa.,
and 6 feet of SDO'tr lJl North
Afrtca.
t IIIPMd au .,..cro tnumlaioD. .,_.. t.ttoa
radio. VlaJllltUior. T....Scl&aallaroud..
Batcb blot rear door. Ad)lltal* b•VJ
clltJ -~~~·--Radial tlr.. ll«trte niJ' ..,.....,., --..r. Rear wtadow W'UIIIer Ud
wfptr. OU... llltrlor trim. Bilek IIIII p&ldae .... 1111 ud •elll mon. 4 WbMI drfft.
A81LOU114 8tL I 1111. Heattr. Boc1J lldl
IDOidiii.Pa.~
Home tour for
Philharmonic
A boUdly borne tour 'trUl
be preselhd by the 1rv1oe
Phllharmonlc Committee of
the Oruce CouDty PhUbar-
monlc Soettty from a to 7
p.m. SuDday. Dec.4.
Tlcteta at $5 per person
may be purchased from Mrs.
Cbn.topber D. Cook, 19301
Stern IDea. lrvlJle 92715.
The tour..Ul CODCludewlth
champagne and complement-
ary bors d'oeones se"ed
of Mr. an1 Mrs. GleDD
NickeU, University Park;
Mr. and Mrs. JobD Pltcbess
and Mr. and "rs. Alan H.
Wiener, Turtle Rock; aDd
Mr. aod Mrs. Jtm Carlson,
Turtle Rock Glen.
PSALM 100 IS TEXT
Famiuar •ords from the
lOOt.h Psalm •W be read
Nov. 2-4 at all Tbanksglvtng
services of Churches of
Christ, Scientist. at the UnlYersityCommunlty · Services of SeoondCharch
Park clubhouse. Coocert performances at 5:30 and of Christ, Scleotist, 3100
6:30 will hlghltght the re-Pacific View Drive, Harbor
ceptlotl there. Handmade View Huts, are at 10 a.m. ThaobglvtDc day. The ser-
bouttque Items, unique oro-vice ..Ul iDclude reading of
aments, and cookbooks wlll the Tbankaglvtng Proclam-
be nallable for ChrtstDWJ aUon of the president and
shopping. a Bible lesson-sermon on The tour locludes homes Than.ksglvlllg.
CHARCOAL ART~ Marcia Hope Young aketclles the
portraU of Sara LaVonoe Smith. 5. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Smith of Harbor VIew Hills. Marcla, the
daughter of noted Corona del Mar artist Thelma Pad-
dock Hope, is vtslting here from her home In Hawa.li,
and between now and Dec. 2 ls do!Dg charcoal portraits
In the arcade of the Ensign buUdlng at 2~21 Coast Hwy.
Marcia studied at Scripps College in Claremoot and
•lth Douglas Parshall and Guido Fullgnol 1n Santa Bar-
bra. She Is a member of the Lahaina Arts Society of
Maul, HawaU. (Ensign photo)
Scout ticket sales boom 'Newcomers at Hoag First day tlcltet sales to
• TUESDAY, OCT. 18 • SUNDAY, OCT. 30 · the aMual Scout-0-Rama,
10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Satur -
cla. Dec. 10, ln the I na-
helm Convention Ceoter. Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Terry Girl _ Mr. and Mrs. Peter scheduled for Dec. 10, to-
Corley, 120-A Lisa Lane, Logan, 318 Broadway St., taled $54,800, Dick Boyle,
Costa Mesa. Costa Mesa. general chairman of the ABO ARD USS MIDWAY
Boy-Mr. and Mrs.Elllott Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Ml -event, said this week. :iavy air cootrolman air-
Mer cer, 3621 Catamaran cbael Bacon, 362 East 20th Thousands of boy scouts man apprentice Den~us
Drive, Corona del Mar. St .• Costa Mesa. throughout Or.lnge County Ripley, son of BariJara A.
• WEDNESDJ.Y, OCT . 19 • MONDAY, OCT. 31 are competing for prizes '!cmans of 1903 E. Balboa
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Garv Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John ln the 5-week selllngperloo. IJ!vd., Balboa, ls ur.derl{ol~
Weeks 34-44 Lupine Circle Waters, 991 Trenton Wa)·, Each ticket, priced at $2 train~ to the Indian Ocean. • • c sta M pe r family. Is the admission He 1 Costa Mesa. o esa. s a crew mem-
Gl 1 natr1 ... S to Scout-0-Rama's ·•Won-be bo .... tb 1 f Boy _ Mr. and Mrs. Char-r -r c.. weeney, r a aru e a rr ra t car-
tes Cllnch 2034 President 1975 Port Bristol, Harbor derful world of Sc-outing,'' rler USS Midway, homP
O&Jrn ~1oqday ·Saturday t :lt . S:lt
Sunda) I I to ~
673-19i0
:1~23 Via Lido
:-.lrwport St-ach •
th e
Other Store
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upc-n Monda)·Saturday, t :Jt.S:lt
Sunda) II to~
675-8523
;10 E Balboa Bh·d .
on thr Prnansut. • Place, Costa Mesa. VIew Homes. whlch will take placP from ported In Yokosulta, Japa n. ~------------------------------------------------• THURSDAY, OCT. 20
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Davtd
Petersen, 608 KnoYell Pl.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. MI-
chael Cleavlnger. 116-1/2
22nd Street, Ceotr.ll New-
port.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John
Jakosky, 715 Patollta Dr ••
Irvine Terrace.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Ashley, 365 Magnolia,
Costa Mesa.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 21
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Rod-
erick WacDoaald, 410 Vista
Roma, tbe Bluffs.
Girl -t.lr. aDCt Mrs. Sac-
rameMo Varrts, 19!5
Pomona Ave., Cotta Mesa.
Boy -Michael Stern, 1951
Port Brtstol Cir cle, Harbor
View Homes.
• SATURDAY, OCT. 22
Boy Mr. aDd Mrs .
M attbe• Jordan, 1250 Adams
AYe., Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs . Rich-
ard Carlyle, 1195 Atlanta
Way, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs . Chau
But, 89'7 Center Street, 16,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. ~goo
Reich, 2431 Zenith Ave.,
Santa Ana Heights.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Fritzsche, 201 Wake
Forrest Road, Costa Mesa.
• SUNDAY, OCT. 23
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Ste-
ven Riddle, 181 Morristown
Lane, Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. San-
dor Marlett. 1095 Santa Cruz
Circle, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. John
Malmquist, 1993 Santa Ana
Ave., Costa Mesa.
• TUESDAY. OCT. 25
Girl -Mr.aod Mrs. James
Gnnt, 616 Seaview Lane,
Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26
BoY.-Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Steele, 1722 Santta.go, Dover
Sbores.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Crate
LlDdsey, 2437 OraD~te Ave .•
IC, Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, OCT. Z7
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. John
Taylor, 1135 Union AYe.,
Costa ltesa.
Glrl -a.tr.ud Mrs. John
Katacbb, S410 Marcus st.,
WHtNwport.
Boy -Mr. IJid Mrs. Vic-
tor Opbar, 1911 Dtbonh
LaDe, HartJor fUcblands.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 18 ao, -.., . IDd Mu. am
Battnm. scna vu Baru,
ColtaM.._
Glrl -Mr. Ull Mn. Jf/lf-
tr'J 14Wta, Ult Rtver Ave.,
1VMtlfewport.
• SATVRDAY, OCT. It
Boy -..... Ud tua. Duld ar--.... aoc t~t~a Pia~.
fC, Colt& .....
Girl -Kr. ud Mn. ~art at-. ttl 0rJe Clret., c.eau...
BDJ-Mr. ud ......... Pal..._, IU DUUa A"'-
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m«cina which \liU8lJy luted for two 'Wftb bw which
lengthcncd totwomonthtlnd btoedenrd 10 inchadrc:ulrural.
literary, and. spiritual eal•ides. Mid Lathbury terved as Dr.
Vincenc't ptivatr l«fttal}', and when he ••need 1 tNdy
song and a vesper JOni for the daily RHiona, he ubd her co
write t~m. At MiN Uthbuty sat bnide the bnutilullab,
pray ins for guidance with regud 10 her astf&nment, shr
began to think of thtfftdin&of the fivechow.andatG.Jilee.
''Dear Lord,''shc pnycd, ''breaklhou rhebrndoflifetome
as Thou didsr br~ak the loaves beside rhc see." And from
that prayerful beginnins, the words ol her "arudy 1001"
poured forth. Later, as d~ sun began co sec, she f~lt inspired
to write the v~per hymn, "O.y is DyinJ in the Wnc."
'
(PitOIIt THI IIOLA lltOADCASTitU
Q . "Why were the ApostiM for-
bidden to take the Cospel to the
s.am~ritans (Matt. 10:5} when in
A.cU 8:25 they are told to pre~ch
to the Sa maritans I"
A. Acts 8:25 is a fulfillment of the
commission to preach the Gospel
Qr,J ........ ~
Q. 5onCa hrbaro, Colli. "Is there 1
verse that ~ys a homoJeKull will
not so to heavenr I have heard
th~t people are born homose,;ua/s
and cannot help it. Is th.it true1 It
is hard to believe since Cod Is lair
and just, this would be unfair to
the individuals."
Awl/ JluJJ fMJ "'1 puc•, MJ .J/ ;,. .JJ.
0 m.J Thy Sfir'il, LoN,
Now ,,.,o m•,
Thill H• WUJ towh "'Y 'Y"'· """' ....... ,., , .... ShoW ,,., th• lr-Mih co,.u.J•4
wub;, th] ll'orrl, Arut i•~Thy &oi ,.,,,J,J
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Tho11 "" 1h• Br1.ul of /;f1,
Q Lort/, I O 'ffll,
Thy holy tllorJ, 1h• uwth,
ThM '""'lh ,.,,. GW• ,, to 141 ,,u liv•
Wi1h Th•• IIbov•;
Te.cb ,., lo 10111 Thy lrJUh,
Fo, Tho'( 11rt /o v•. _,.,..,? Artimisi. LA1hh11ry. /841 -1913
This prayer hymn is based on four passages of Scripture:
Matthew 14:19, "and rook the five loaves, and the rw o
fishes, and loo king up to heaven, he blessed, and brake, and
gave ... to his disciples, and rhe disciples to the multitude";
John 8:32, "flnd ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall
make you fr~";John 6:35, "I am the bread of life: he that
comerh ro me shall never hunger"; and Matthew 5:6,
''Blessed are the-y which do hunser and thirst after rish·
teOusness: for they shall be filled."
Miss Lathbury wrote this hymn while sittins beside the
blue water of Lake Chautauqua, New York, home of rhe
Chautauqua literary and Scientific Circle. The CLSC.
inaugurated in 1874 by Dr.John H. Vincent and Lewis M.
Miller, was an outgrowth of a Methodist summer ca mp
Miss l..athbury was born in Manchester, N~w York, on
August 10, 1841. She was tf-::C daughrer of a Methodist
minister and the sister of two M~thodist minist~rs. Even in
her youth she f~lt a compulsion todcdicat~ her ca~nts co the
Lord . She seemed fO h~ar God saying co her, "Remember,
My child, you have a gift of wravina fancies inro v~rse and
a gift wirh the pencil of producin& visions chat come to your
hearr; consecrate these talents to M~ as thoroushly and
defin itely as you do your inmost spirit."
Upon her sraduation from school, Miss l..a.rhbury causht
art, sharing an art studio with her sister in N~w York. Sh~
was especially well -known for her exquisite pictures of
children. The "Saint of Chautauqua" contributed stories
to various publications, wrote several books, and founded
a club-"The look-Up legion"-which attracted more
than 4000 boys and girls co Methodism. 'The Leaion had as
irs foundation four rules: "Look up and not down; loolc:
forward and nor back; look out and not in; and lend a hsnd.
In Jesus· Name."
An intensely religious woman and as widely acclaimed
for her unselfish nature and personal charm as for her
art and journalism, Miss Lathbury spent the closins years
of her life in East Oran~. New Jersey (or in New York, as
some claim), whe~ she died on October 20, 1913.
Miss Lathbury's Chautauqua hymns were set to music
by William Fiske Sherwin, the sifted and dedicated music
director of CLSC. Born in Buckland, Massachu~tts, on
March 14, 1826, Sherwin srudied wirh Dr. Lowell Mason,
taught at the New Ensland Conservatory of Music at
Boston, composed many aospel songs, and directed the
larse choirs of Chautauqua. Sherwin died in Boston in 1887
or 1888. and a memorial window wa5 instai!N in his
memory in a small church ar Buckland. C
as outlined in Acts 1 :8. These two A. Questions on this subject come
portions to which you refer have a to us with increasing frequency.
real basis for a dispensational ap· First of all, there is no verse in the
proach to the Scripture. This means Bible which states that it is impos·
that at certain given eras of time sible for a homosexual to be saved.
God entrusted commitments to A homosexual will go to hell, not
people in various manners to show because he is a homosexual, but
them that there is only one way to because he has rejected the lord
be saved and that is through faith. Jesus Chri st as his personal Sav·
Matthew records a command giv· iour. The same is true with every·
en by the Lord during the age of one else. Should a homosexual
the law which existed until Christ be saved he will ask the Lord for
died on the cross and was raised the power to overcome such an
from the dead. Between these two existence violently denounced in
references comes a significant Scripture (Rom. 1 :18·32). What a
change in God's dealings with man. dark picture that is when we read,
Israe l has been put aside tempor· "God gave them up." He allowed
arily. The Gospel is preached to them to practice the lusts of their
all men, Je w and Gentile alike. own hearts, dishonouring their
There is another interesting c hange own bodies between themselves.
to observe in Matthew 10. Note Where did it all start? Read this
verses 9 and 10 stating that no pro-important passage. First of all man
visions are to be made for physical · turned his back on God. It is sad
needs. Bu t, late r in luke 22 :35 and to report and realiZe that this is a
36, the revers e is stated. The l ord's vile and growing condition. We
purposes have not varied but His need to pray for our children and
methods have changed. Both com· young people! God can keep the111
mands are applicable to the age in clean from this devilish practice.
which they were given. Do not m inimize the problem. It
600 &AYE THE VERY WORDS
OF THE BIBLE ,
~·T~-~-~!~.~~-~~~ T_!t_!_I::,ORP.,'_',
Today I am speakinw on "God
Gave the Very Words of the
Bible,·· the Old Testament in
Hebrew principally, then the
Ntw Te1tament in Greek. God
rave the very w9rds to the men
who wrote them down. Now we
have translations of those words
ami the translations are reliable.
But God wrote the very words of
the Bible.
In Matthew 4:4 Jesus quotes
from Deuteronomy 8:3 and says:
"It iS written. Man shall not
live by brt~od alont>, but by ~>very
word that proceedeth out of the
mouth o!God."
Will you note whence came
the words of the Bible? "Every
word. .proceedeth out of the
mouth of God." ,.hat is what
Jesua IB id, that is what the Bible
claim• for itself.
Now there are several theories
men have about the inspiration
ol the Bible. Sometime& when
people say "inspired" they think
like rreat poets and musicia ns
are inspired. by wh ich they
mean some matter of genius or
illumination or special ability.
No. that· is not the inspiration of
the Bible. And then other times
the modernists say the Bible is a
record of God 's dealin~~:s with
men. They might say it contains
the Word ol God . The nee-
orthodox people would say wh en
it works a certain thinJ!' in your
own heart, it becomes the Word
of God to yo u. No. that is not
what the Bible teaches. T he
Bible teaches that God gave the
very words of the Bible And
some people say God gave the-
thourht but He allowed men. out
of their own voca bulary, to
decide what words to use to
expresa the thought. No, that is
not what the Bible says. The
Bible doesn't say God inspired
the thoughts but ·~every word
that procH<ieth out of the mouth.
of God... That means verbal
inspiration. When you hear the
term "verbal inspiration," it
means "word inspiration." The
Latin word verbum is the term
for "word." Verbal inspiration
means word -for -w o rd
irupiration.
When you hear the term
"plenary inspiratiOn," people
limply mean comple t e
in1piration, and that would
involve verbal. or word-lor·word
inapiration,
Now thi1 matter of
i n•pi rat ion , "every
word .. ,proceedeth out of the
mouth o( God." That ia what
J..u. uid in lihtthew 4:4: "Man
thall not live by bread alone, but
by ·avery word that proceedeth
out of the mouth o!God. ''
[n ll_Timothy 3:16 we rud:
God had a man write down
something he didn't fully
understand but God told him
what to write and he put it
down.
Over in the First Epistle of
Peter we find that the holy men
o( old times didn't know what all
this meant-the prophecy they
WTote down about Chriat and
His Second Coming. They knew
that it was not for them but for
m . the Scripture tayt, U Pet.
l:l0.12). So knowinl' this, the
prophecy came from God and
was later for us, they wrote down
what they would to t tudy then to
find out what it meant! God gave
the ve ry words of the Bible. He
didn't leave it to men.
In Matthew 24 :36 Jesus said.
"Heaven and earth shall pass
away, but my words shall not
pass away." The Bible is made
up of God-breathed words. God
gave the very words of the Bible.
God Gave Mo'" tN Very Word1
Now I go back to the
Sc ripture-s and I want to find
how God inspired Moses to write
the Pentateuch and David to
write the Psalms and Isaiah and
Jeremiah and Ezekiel to write
the things they wrote. So I go
back to Exodus 24:4 :
"'And M o.qes wrole all the
word11 of the Lord , and rose up
early in the mornin1. and
buildrd an attar under the hill,
and twelve pillars. according to
the twelve trifH!.q of brae/."
"Mosel wrote all the words of
the Lord." God had given the
Ten Co mmandments by
speakin g them aloud from the
top of Mount Sinai. The people
were so fri ghtened. and the
mountain trembled. and one-of
the Psalms says that the little
hills skipped like lambs and the
big hills like rams. The people
were sca red . They said , "MORell ,
tell God to tell you, and you
write it down." So Moaea wrote
not on l y the Ten
Commandmenta but he wrote all
the word• of the Lord in a book.
That i1 how we ~rot the
Pentateuch-Genesia, Exodus.
Leviticua. Numbers,
Deuteronomy. God had Mote~
write them down.
Ood'a Word Wn in O.wt'e r....,.
~e~JI Ill J\.r I(C151l Sllill We whooc namco are underwritten,
the loyal subjccll d{ our diad ............ Lord, KiDs Jaiaa, bY the
groa: d God, d ~t Britain, ·F~ and Ireland KiDs. Ddcadcr
d the Faith, etc.,
Having undertaken, for the glory d God, and llllvanccment d .
the Christian faith and honor dour KiDs and Country, a VO)'II8C
to plant the tint oolooy in the northern parts d Vlf8inia, do by
thae pdCDII oolemnly and mutually in the prcoencc d God, and
one d another, covenant and combine ounclves tog<:ther into a
civil body politic, for our better ordering and praavation and
furtherance of the cndl aforeaaid; and by virtue hcred to cnacJ,
constitute and frame such juat and equal laws, on!inanca, acts,
constitutions and officea, from time to time, u ohall be tbousbt
moot meet and convenient for the general good d the Colony:
unto which we promiJc all due ..,bmi.Uoo and obedima:.
' h lllnrM *ttl( we have haeuRdcr IUbocribed Our !WDI!!I at
Cape Cod the *tt d NOY<mbcr, in the year d the reign d our
IOY<feign Lord, KiDs Jamco d England, Frmcc and ln.laDd the
eighteenth, and d Scodand the fifty.fowth. Ano. Dam. 1620.
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The Fir8t.
After hnift& a.&I'Tt¥ed ·their Bnt winter
in tho Now World, with lliPt dtlllh one! f,.lh "llllet lmbea." wild plum~ one!
dtpri,..tion, tho •. Pip.u. CIIM 10 tho betrlea. TIMM on not uocdy whot tho
.a tum wttb thafttful· ~ · For a wtflli· Amerka\ 11t1 on ThantJctvtna hnundful hartelt. · Day, wtth the ellceptjon of cou11e of the
-~-, turkey, but we mutt admit that It was a
Allhovah the celebr.Uon of aurapuaous feut. Nor do our
,....,.......... "' N--Dot ThOftbllvlnl f .... loll for thne dlyJ •
_...,. ,. ......... • ' holldq *'Ill did tho lint ..... No doubt Goftmor
Abrab1m Uncola prOc:h'lnld h Ill 1.16l, Bradford wondmNI wbltber thd'
u --bJ t11o ,.._..., -.. pp~~oo for tho ntor .... ld be -~~for tho !lilt ... ,_;.. -~~~~ ·~fON tho ladloa -lofL
On lhot "ry ilnt ~ Toclly bon In A-. M hooo a-t
Gcmtmor lrodlord -t Scjuoato, 1 bOtlllty o( food 011pply. We on tGid !hot
Chriotloa lodlon -_... ..... .. -llltl tlllo -tho ..... t ....
collod "• opoclol .._, -a((lod ...,_ 111 ..., lllot«y, rot -111 tNr
for-p>Otl boyand tholr •poctodiii.. • -.olry uo .....,. Wo -to-toot
is gravely serious. The judgment of
God will not be withheld-against it .
Q. Portel'\'llle, Ullf. "What is the
difference between New Testa-
ment baptism and John's baptism?
Did not the Ethiopian eunuch re-
ceive the latter?"
A. Christian baptism would be a
better term for New Testament
baptism. In Acts 19 we find that,
according to Paul, John baptized
with the baptism of repentance.
Paul baptized with the Holy Spirit.
John's baptls'1'-was .de~ignated to
prepare the people for the arriva(
of the Saviour who had not yet
entered into the lime of His earthly
ministry. It was only preached to
Israel for national conversio n that
they might receive the Messiah
when He came . It certa inly was
valid, howeve r, it is not what we
would know today as a Christian
baptism. Today, by following this
important ordinance w e are mak·
ing attestation of our faith in the
finished work of Christ, looking
back o n what He achieved in o ur
behalf at the cross. It is a testi·
mony to the world of our reliance
only upon Him for our eternal sal-
"SWORD OF THE LORD"
5 Reasons Why Prayer
Must Be All8wered
One .. lted GeorJe Muller, "Will
you plUM rive me your reuon1 for
thit confident faith?"
''YN." •id he, ''1 believe my
prayen will be anawered beuuae I
have fulfilled theae five oonditiona:
"FIRST: I have bad DO shadow of
doubt in prayifll !M their u.Jvauon. lr.noWinc .. I do that it it the Lord'•
will they •hould be saved, for H•·
would •h.ve •II men to be .. vee~,
and to come unto t.he knowledp of
the truth' (I Tim. 2:•). 'and thU if
the con/idrM~ thot we-houe in him,
th.ol if we-oM anytltit11 GCcord.inf to
hU wiU, h~ Martth w:' (I John
6: t4).
"SECOND' The oecood .....,. 1::,
I han never piMded (or their ulva·
tion in my own nam•. but in the all·
worthy name cA my l)f'ICtou. Lord
J-(Jolin 14:14), tl:ot .. 00 tho
.,.....ct oiHio moritmd warth'-
.aftd Oil that .ao.. :THIJW: Tho third ,_ !!.. I
hi.o "-bolloood Ia tho ol:llfty
.... ellliltpi• f:l God t.o ....
._,-(M ... ll:lt).
c v
. -
vlllon. Notice the fifth verse of
this 19th chapter which tells us
thilt these believers were then
"baptised In the name of the lord
Jesut.'' The authority for Christian
'baptism It given In Matthew 28:
18·20. The Ethiopian d id not re-
ceive John's baptism (Acts 8:34-
38). Phillip led him to Christ 1nd
he was most certainly baptized as
a Christian.
Q. Everett, Wash. "A friend asked
me to eKpl~ln Psalm 137. I realize
ir is a prophecy lor the Jews, but
the last verse h~s me puzzled."
A. This Psalm basically has to do
with the Jews and their captivity
in Babylon. Some think the Psalm-
ist may be David himself, although
the Spirit of God does not reveal
that to us. It does not seem too
likely since he did not live in the
time of the captivity. The verse in
question states, "Happy shall he
be, that taketh and dasheth thy
little ones against the stones." Of
the 150 Psalms there are less than
a dozen which invoke a curse not
on personal enemie s but those
who are against God. These Psalms
also emphasize the holiness of
God, as well as His love. Here we
see His judgment upon those who
are against His will. Notice the two
previous verses which indica te
further the destruction befalling all
who seek to destroy Cod's chosen
people. We recall what happened
to evil Haaman. The l ord's pur·
pose is to keep the stream clear
from which the Messi ah would be
born. Cod 's judgment revealed
here is upon those who have de-
filed His Wo rd and truth. In His
sovereignt y punishmen! will be
meted out.
Q . Porterville, C..llf. "I have a group
of friends who believe that man
was not born in sin. What Scrip·
lures can I possibly use to refute
their teachings?"
A. You can use Romans S :12ft for
example. Man h"as"'a'11nful nature
and because of that fact he com-
mits sins. All types of iniquity in
thought a nd deed are the out·
growth of his sinful nature (I Corin-
thians 15:21 , 22). All die eventually
because a ll are sinners in Adam
who is the federal head of the
human race. Evidence is ample th.Jt
"The heart is deceitful above all
things, and desperately wicked ,
who can know ill" (Jeremiah 17:q).
"Heart " refers to man's who le be-
ing here. David knew this as he
wrote under the Holy Spirit's lead -
ing, "Behold, I was shapen in iniq -
uity" {Psal m51 :5). From the time
of conception we are sinners. There
is no other way to look at it -
m'ankind is totally depraved! He
cannot help but manifest this in
o utward acts of si n.
Q. "If the Holy Spirit is taken out
of the world at the time of the
Rapture, how can people be saved
during the Tribulation (II Thess.
],J-6)1"
A. "He who now hindere th" refers
to the Holy Spirit. The third per·
son of the Trinity will continue to
hinder the working of iniquity un-
til the time of the anti·Christ. In
'this dispensation of grace people
are saved by the ministry of the
Spirit in their hearts. During the
Tribulation men and women will
be saved a1 they were during the
Old Testament era, through faith.
The Holy Spirit will not be active
in the world in the same way He
is now. Keep in mind that there
will be many in the Tribulation
who heard and rejected the Gos-
pel during this age of grace. They
may become saved lndiVIdu"ls al·
though it will cost them their lives
· at that time In martyrdom.
Q. Vlctomh, Colli. "Wa.s Jude ac·
tually the brother of /esus' The
older ScoOeld Reference Bible
seemJ to indicate he was, while·
the new one .seoems to nave a dil·
ferent view." "All .c:riptun il fiven b)'
iaepitation ol c-l. and il
profitable for doctrine, !or
reproof, ror correction, (or
inoirU<tlon in rilh--:·
a.t .... t a min.utt. Tha word
"""""'•-" liMn -· oil Safet••• •lnelrwd oiOod. But
Well, i.a that the way other
people wro&e thinp in the Bible?
Y u . That I• the way it w .. with
David. In II Samuel. chapt~r 23.
we reM the l .. t worda of David.
David aaid I want to tell you how
the awect Paalms came &o me.
"The Spirit o( the Lord apake by
me, and hit word WM in my
tonrue" (II Sam. 23:2). The
Holy Spirit did the tpeakinr.
The wordt '""God'a worda, but
tiM tonrue •• David'• tonrue. The worde .,.,. God'• word.t but
the pen w• David's pan. God
had Davkl write down the worda
oltho Lotd.
Oh, that i. not •urprYinr, !or
In the Naw T•tament they
bew thot. oo tho -•lo nfoned to II md .... tho Lotd
_... ... tho-~~~ oiDa\'ld:
tct SowwDI to mill the W• ; ·~ ..,_t w _, M aat ,.. .... , ... ca
...._ to tho feoot. ,_ -of .. ,. ..... ror--n ...... -.
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--it ty .aflttiiOL --IJOIOarafl--·-.. ·• .. j
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. A. Jude, 11 was true with Jame's,
was ICIUIIIy )nut' half-brother. All
·were born of Miry. )ud<t and )1mes
: had )OMph as their hum1n lither
while Christ was conceived olthe
......... '-Yet.. .. ioN)'
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· Holy Spirit. Keep in mind, too, that
the kolleld notes ore not Inspired
· 11 were the orlaJnotl 1ui0Fif>h•
,.,.., tt. hondt of "'"' inspired
wrtten. The INIIt fof thlt M<larl-
tlon to not ..., ....., •• opinion but
t&Un ,_ Scrtp?ure (Mill-p:SS).
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• T11U.OAY, OCT. 17 It--S. WarebeM, SlO P~ -·· N~rt ...... ,.rted tbe tuO
...,. ot tbe Urel &.ad •bella
troa taU ea.r at lila Pia-
e.-. Afe ... AD eleetrte
pUar aDd skateboard, worth JIOO, were ltoleo hm Mark
Storm, !'739 DeSoto AYe, , •
JudUb A. ~rsoo, ~0 Al-
der Pl., reported her 1967
ear atolen from tbe perk-
lDc lot at Ora.ace Coast Col-
Ieee • • • A $50 bo1 of
jewelry &.Dd letters were
.tloleo trom Deoise M. Waite,
641-F Vtetorta st •.. Fred
V.ElUs, 55, of 1857 trvlDe
Au., lost control of his
ear, whleb ran ott tbe road
aad dl.smembered a lire by-
draot on Red Hill Ave., 300
feet lOUth of Fischer Ave.
• F RIDAY, OCT. Z8
Kathryn B. Pecaut, 61, of
Z11 29th St., West Newport,
being booked into county )all
on a drunk drlvlng cba.rge
at Z:45 a.m., was also
c harged with possession ot
da.ogerous drugs. • • Alan
T. Fuhrman, 39, of
639 Plumber St., was
c harged with drunk driving
on Harbor at Bay St ••••
A wire me&h screen was
removed by a burglar to
gain entry to TeWlnkle
school, 3224 CalUornla St.,
where 23 boxes of doliJts
and milk we; e removed from
the cafeteria . . • Patricia
M. Moores, 2343-A Rutgers
Dr., complained tnat $112
ln cash was s tolen from
her handbag wbUe she was
asleep ln her apartment ••
Ronald B. Haywa rd, 3085
Fernheath Lane, report-
ed his 197 5 Dodge van stolen
from the parldng lot at 2970
Ha rbor Blvd .• ~avld M.
Lasley, 15, of 195 Lexington
Lane, was injured when his
bicyc le aDd a ca r operated
by Conrad Triglllo, 44, ot
2413 Richmond Way, were
involved in an accident at
Minuteman Way and ~~orris
aced bJ lltt...aat-... oa vac.
torla st., 14 tMt -..t ot
Plaeeatla Ate, • • Doaald u .. .,, Z4, &attactoo S..Cb.
eompla.IMd of II&1D after Ilia
ear aad oat drtvtQ by
Roberto FlorH, 11, ol 181
Shalimar Dr., coUSded
at Vle torta st. I.Dd NatioDal
Ave. • • Mtcbael P. Balrd,
16, of 717 Center St., reach-
ed over to pick up a JpUied
drlo.k aDd his ear ran oU
the road tnto a utUtty pole
on Anaheim Au. 1Z5 feet
oorth ot Superior Ave., wUJl
no ln)lrtes involved.
• SUNDAY, OCT. 30
Barmaid Barbara Je2n
Swanson, 11, suUend
a mloor in)lry to her lett
elbow aDd there was about
$60 damaee to glass behind
t he bar at 1880 Monrovia
Ave. at 12:30 a.m. when
Z teenagers t hrew beer
bo~es after she re-
fUsed service for DOt U&lng
Zl years of a«e. • • Larry
M. Clark, 27, of 654 Cove
St., was takeu to Costa Mesa
hospital wl&h injuries after
his car and ooe driven by
Donald M. Pattison, 33,
Huntington Beach, received
front end dama«e in an ac-
cident on Placentia Ave.,
950 feet oorth of 19th St.,
at 1:56 a.m •••• Steven D.
Gr aham, 21, of 215 CecU
Pl., was charged wlth drunk
driving aDd assault on a
polle e officer at Newport
Blvd. and Cecll Pl ••• Terisa
K. Bronntchi, 2350-C Santa
Ana Ave., reported the $335
burglary of 4 purses from a
car parked at ~he rear of
1714 Placentia Ave ••• A
1974 Mazda RX4 car was
stolen from Miracle Mazda,
2150 Harbor Blvd. • . A
1968 Pontiac Fireblrd car
was stolen from Wendy
Anderson.· 332 Victoria St •.
Ottlcers were unable to
locate the source of shots
reported fired ln tlle area
of 1293 aDd 1273 Baker St.
town Lane at 4:55 p.m. . . • • MONDAY, OCT. 31
Timothy R. S'tfeet, 22, of Bette Mae Totb, 52, San
454 Princeton Dr., was in-Bernardino, was taken to
jured when hls mo-ped bi-Costa Mesa Memorial
cycle aDd a car driven by Hospital at 7:20 a.m. with
Kimberly V. Gray, 20, of Injuries after her car hltthe
3154 Sumatra Pl., colllded rear of the car of Bruce
on Harbor Blvd., 128 feet G. Bauer, 26, of 1420 W.
south of Victoria St. • • • Oc ean Front, Central Hew-
Gary G. Hallum, 22, of 940 port, knocking lt Into the
Irvine Ave., was c harged car of Marjorie G. O'Brien,
wltb drunk driving a t 55, of 603 Clubhouse Ave.,
Newport Blv4. and BroadYat r-uW&St • Newport, whlcb. ran
at 10:45 p.m<f into the rear of tbe car of
Yartanue Moyn, 25. C1t 212
41st St., West Newport, at
Newport Blvd. aoo Albert
Pl. • . A burglar obtained
$1,565 in cash and about
$577.35 in checks, usl.Dg a
key to gain entry to the EZ
Inn Liquor, 1888 Placentia
Ave •.• Radios, tires , r ims
and gas can were stolen
from several vehicles on the
lot of Miracle Muda, 2150
Harbor Blvd., whUe the tlrm
• SATURDAY. OCT. 29
A jovenUe iloy-, 16, charged
with curte"· Ylolatlon a t
Baker St. aDd Randolph Ave.,
a t 3 il.m. was released to
his mother. . • A burglar
pried open a c rank type win-
dow to gatn entry to the res-
idence of LlDda Kendall, 449
HamUton St., tald.ng a TV set,
desk lamp aDd electric clock
• • • A lett &J&na.l was dam-
wu c:ao..c1. a ~ lou. ••
Ftn llldQiat tiQOkiac ptpes,
J briar PDOtt.Qr pipes aat
6 l.Dt1que ctpr boldtn. au
wortb more tbu $1,000,
were stol• from a locked
dtaplay c&M •hlch •aa pried
OI)ID OQUtde tht Lawreoet
Pipe Shop, SSSS Brt.tol St •••
a 24-foot ~rd bolt oo a
trailer, nlutd at betweeo
$1&,000 and $17,000, wu
stolen from 2135 Placentia
Ave., beloacbc to Fred L.
Fernald. 1859 ParltcrestDr.
• • • A burglar pried open
Perkin-Elmer Corp., Z930
Bristol St., taking $2,500
cash from a cabl.oet. • •
Three microweters valued
at $140 were stloeo from the
garage of Newell W. Wright,
3116 Kerry Lane.
• TUESDAY, NOV. 1
Donna C. Johnson, 26, of
1300 Adams Ave., suffered
facial lacerations aod a con-
cussion alter her car hit tbe
parked car of Dennis E.
Williams, HuntJ.ncton Beach,
on Vlllage Way, 245 feet east
of Harbor, at 1:45 a.m •.••
A burglar stole a $350 cam-
era aDd $200 in currency
from the residence of
Patric k D. Stoker, 1123Sand.1
Lane. • • A $400 antiQue
oak refrtgentor welgh!Jl&
150 pourws was stolen from
the front lawn of Samuel H.
Lowry, 950 W. 19tb St •••
A stereo ra.dlo receiver,
record c hanger, 2 speakers,
cassette player aod cal-
culator made up tlle $870
burglary loss to Garry K.
Sera, 780 HamUton St ..•
A metal shed door was ldck-
ed in at Newport U Motors,
1969 Harbor Blvd., where a
sweater . pair of blue jeans,
straw nat and 15 eight-track
tapes were stolen, a $95
loss. • • John W. Lord
2656 Elde11 } ve., reported
his 4-door 1963 C hevrolet,
valued at $250, was stolen
from In front of his res
idenc e . . . A 1969 station
wagon was s tolen from 969
Grove Pl., registered to Sue
N. Clewortb. 3250 BroadSt.,
Newport Heights .• Charles
P. Walker U, 26, Huntington
Beach, and Paulette R.
Cullen, 18, 441 Swarthmore
Lane, were charged with for-
gery lnvolvlng cash.l.ng
a check at lmperlal Bank,
2490 Harbor Blvd ••. HUlard
A. Mason, 55, of 205 Ruby
Ave., Balboa Island, was ar-
rested at 1:45 p.m.
oo charges of hit aDd run
dr iving after bitting tbree
utflfty poles, a ttre hydrant,
the car of Elfrlede
S. Muller, 26, Irvine, aDd
liJ merous cu rbs ln a trip
along 19th St. from Meyer
Pl. • • Karl E. :Aansoor,
19, student, 2976 Redwood
Ave., came Into the station
at 9:15 p.m. to complain of
bel~ threatened by another
youth wlth a gun wbo bad
fired 6 shots at him last
Oct. 13,
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The "Experts" are at at
agaan . Confuston retJtllS
supreme. af the person
mterested tn amprovtng hts
health, rehes solely on TV
ur even has datly newspaper
Let's take a look at a typacal
case an poant.
On one recent Sunday,
we nottced an arttcle
quotin& an "expert" on the
subJect of vatamtns. He
sounded like a broken
record as he bepn hts 11sual
sca re tactics. "There is no
need for normal people
eatana a well balanced dtet
to take any addatao nal
vitamtns." "If you andude
meat, fruat and veptables,
milk, cereals and breads
daily. extra vitamtn dos.ae
is unnecessary " We would
aaree wtth the aood Ocx:tor.
if everyone had an orpnic
prden and could eat
unsprayed, unwaxed and
uncolored fnlltS and
v-eaetables If thts unus\&11
cr~ature had access to home
arown meat. without
hormones, excess fat. etc: .•
all would be fine and dandy.
If the aood wafe made Mr
own cerea\J from fresh
stonearound wheat and
o ther pa.ins, without
loadln& tl with reftned whale
tllllr, t he f1nuly would
tndeed not need extra
supplements And tf the
famtly h.ad a ccess to a datry
where they could purchase
clean raw nullt strai&ht from
.. lklssy.'· the cow. hfr
wo uld be great
Mr and Mrs. Average:
A meru;an are not so lucky .
however Most of us live tn
cttte~ and are forced to shop
at the "'upermarkets Read
the labels o n bacon. ham.
cereals, etc. and then
examtne the unopened frull
wtth the most unusua l
b~uttful colo rs Mother
Nature dtd no t put that
stranae color on the frwt .
netther did she coat at wtth
wax Grandma never
removed the wheat aerm
from her nour bdo re she
baked bread. but mc dern
bakenes do She left aU the
nutntton 10, anstead of
remnvtn& most of 11 anti
then addtnJ only a few
s ynt helle VJtamm to
"ennch" the end produl..l
There 11 no lonaer any such
thtnau a balanced diet The
"experts•· haYe mucla to
Jearn. We wash they would
stmply shut up, because
millions o f people arc
findina o ut for t bemselws
how wrona CM)' an~
-AifWrttwlf W•y FtllftlrYI
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SPECIALIST FIVE Vale rie
A. G teeaoo. whose parents,
Mr. aDd Mrs. ~rt P.
Sehmlnke, UYe at 1537 E.
Ocean Blvd., Balboa, re-
ceotJy was oamed soldier of
the quarter for WIUiam
Beaumoot Army Medical
Center, El Paso, Texas. Val -
erie, a supply speeiallst with
the center, received a B . .\.
degree ln 1975 fro m UC
Irvine. Her t.Jsband, Kevl.n,
is wltll her ln Te~.
MARIN E OFFICER IN
FORTRESS LIGHTN IN G
Lt. Frank E. Mikolajczak,
son of Mr. aud Mrs. J . P.
Telebaugh of 3045 Harding
way, Costa Mesa, ~r ·
tic lpated In nerc ise .. fort -
ress lightning" ln the Re-
public of tLe Phllipplnes.
He is wltb Marine Wtnc
Communications Squadron
118, Flrst Marloe Air-
craft Wing, borne based In
Okinawa. A 197 1 graduate
of Costa Mesa high school ,
'le joined the Marine Corps
Ln May, 1976.
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23RD ST. at ORAHGE . COSH MESA· 6.45-S050
DR . F. KENTON BESHORE, ,A S TOR
Sunday Mornt~ Worship .••.•• , , •.•.• 10:30 a.m.
Sunday SchOOl -9:15 a.m. Wednesday service -7 p.m.
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CHRIST, SCIENnST
3303 Via Lido
Newpoll Beach
Sunday School -9 & 10:30
Sunda y Service -9 & 10:30
WEONESDA Y EVENING
ME ETING 8:00 p,m.
REA I)I N t; RO(I \t
Week days: 9. a,m,' ·-5 p,m,
Wednesday: 9 im -7:45 pm
Tuesday: 9 am -5 .pm, ?-9
• • •
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Newport &ach at
Corona del Mar
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LUlHERAH CHURCH
OF THE MASTER. LCA
2900 PacUic VIew Dr.
Corona del Mar, Calli.
LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
Pastor --Phone ?59-1031
SUNDAY SERVICES:
C hureh scbool • • • • 9:15
Liturgical se"tce . 10:30
Nu rsery and Cot!ee Hour
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FlttSTUHITBI
lotOHODIST CHURCH
111hSI. &t-Wbor Blvd.
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CHARlU D, CLAIUC
P•tTO.-
I"AUL H. AL~XAND~Il
•noc••TI!
........ ,, OC'I', • ..... ... ellupd .........
-..rwwa.v...,n, dllllm-pollcoarr-
., lal I. -llhd., blm ll l:oe p.m. at 101 .,., wu cb&rpd wt111 Mol"D11C star, Donr ...,,.. _..,..a-·-... Jotlll J-Harl!lll,
"-poU~ a.J'I"'Ited blra at S4, of Ill~ Sea GuJI, New-
Qua ud Campo. &trport port He&pU/ .... Cbafled
ua, at 10:05 a.JD ••••. wtlb dNik drtf1DC at 2:20
Glrltl Botro1 And. ss, ot a.m. at Jamboree aDd Suta
11 Sboi.J.Dr,, Jum.laiCrMk. Barblrl, NewportC.ter ••• ·
wu arnlttd at e p.m. at Betty SUe Luldas, S7,. ot
btl bome ud ebl11td with tbe Balboa Bay Cbab ns
'1».ttery on a pollee otf1c:er charged wtthdnmkdrlvlllc&t
, , • Scott RaadaJJ Dut.::ln, 1:45 a.m. at Coast Hwy, and
18, of toM 4'1'tb, West New-Dover ••• John Bradley Port, wu chllrged wlth mls-Garbella, 40, ot309 La Jolla,
demeaoor di'Wik drlvllle at Newport Heights, was
2:ZO a.m. at Balboa and cbarged with be~ drunk aoo
River, Welt Newport . , . disorderly at 7:30p.m. near
Crata Knox, 2653 Ora.are, · hls residence.
Coata K'esa, reported his
1971 Cbenolet pJcll:upstoltn
from the VIctoria St.atioo
restaurant, 990 Dove, ail-
port area. between 8 a.m.
aDd II p.m. , •• A TV set,
a slot machine, a rardeo
lJcht and a wall clock_ nlued
at $S, 775, were takeo from
tbe home of Larry Warlau-
mont, 41% A¥ocado, Corona
del W:ar, between 7:30a.m.
Oct. 20 IUid 4 p.m. Oct. 26.
• THURSDAY, OCT. 27 1
An estimated $350 dam-
age was done to 2 wlodows
at the borne of Thomas
Bauer, 1735 Port Sheffield,
Harbor View Homes, by n.o-
dals wbo fired BB shots into
the wl.odows sometime be-
tweeo 5 p.m. Oct. 26 and
6 p.m. Oct. 27 • • • Harold
McAlister, 1Z4-1 /2 Opal,
BaJboa lsb.Dd, reported a
dlamood rlog aDd some un-
mounted diamoods, valued at
$2,201, stolen from his home
between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
• • • Thiens took 13 pairs
or men's slacks and 2 shirts,
nlued at $505, trom Michael
Richards' store, 3444 Via
Oporto, Lido Village, alter
removtne glass louvres from
a window to gain entry, be-
tween 3:45 a.m. and 4:45
a.m.
• FRIDAY, OCT. 28
WUitam Joe Ca rter, 333
Bayside, reported 8 liquor-
filled decanters stolen fro m
his boat there between 9
p.m. and 10:15 p.m. , , ,
Tools and a tool box., valued
at $230, were taken trom a
truck belongtng to Frederick
Baker, 943-1/2 w. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, between 8:1S
p.m. aDd 10:45 p.m. whUe
It was 1D the partiog lot at
990 Don, airpo~ area •••
Kara Sae · Ga.d;o\ M -1/2
Dlamood, Balboa lslatJ4, re-
ported Mr lg&7 Volkn'agfiD
ltoleo froar Woody's Whalf
parking lot tn Central New-
port between 8 a.m. Oc t.
Z7 and 8 a.m. Oct. 28 •••
David William Leitch, 18,
of 123-1/2 Agate, Balboa
Island, was charged wU;Jas-
5ault with a deadly weapon
at 10:25 p.m. at Birch and
Bristol, Santa Ana HelllhtS
.•• Keith Aodrew StaUord,
25, of 642 Hamuton, Costa
Mes.a, was charged with mis-
demeanor drunk driving at
11:20 p.m. in the 2100 block
or w. Ocean Front, Central
Newport ••• Susan Arlene
Barnes, 38, ot 508 De Anza
traUer park. Lido Peninsula,
was arrested there at 9:30
a.m. and chargedwlthUiep.l
possession of a b)'pOdermlc
needle and syringe . • .
Cralg: Edward Stewart, 18,
of 119 VIa Mellf.one, Lido
Isle, aDd Scott Mlcbael
Lauglllln, 3604-1/2 Park,
West Newport, were charged
with being druo.k and dis-
orderly at 12:40 a.m. at
51st and SeashOre, West
Ne-wport.
• SATURDAY, OCT. 29
A $200 oriental rug wu
stolen from the residence of
Carrie Scheater, 112 W,
Coast Hwy., Bayshore Park,
1 between '1 p.m. Oct, 28 aod
11 a.m. Oct, 29 • , , Two
rl.ngs, a shotgun aDd a rme,
nlued at $350, were stolen
from the home of Betty
Darche, 1501 Marl.nera,
Hart:or Hlghlaods, between
DOOD Oct. 27 aDd 9 a.m.
Oct. %9 ••• A $150 bicycle
• SUNDAY, CCT. 30
Patrick Sean O'Brien,
337-1/2 Crystal, Balboa is-
land, wa s charged .ttbdrunk
driving at 4 a.m. at Gnod
and Crystal ••. Bernie Ed-
ward Colson, 35, of Pine
Creek apartments, Costa
Mesa, and Eric LJM John-
son, 19, oU441 Dow, Costa
Mesa, were charged with
being drunk and disorderly
at 1:45 p.m. at 22nd and w. Ocean Front, Central
Newport. . .A noor )ack,
valued at $180, was stolen
from Rog-er Young when he
left it in the parking lot at
1525 Placentia, West Side,
where he was uslog It to
remove the engine from a
car, between 7 p.m. and
7:05 p.m ••• Janet Bement
of DeAnza traUer court re-
ported that someone stole
the cover from her boat at
Lido Yacht Anchorage, be-
tween 2:30 p.m. Oct. 30 aod
7 p.m. Oct. 31.
3100 Pact.nc Vlew Dr ;
Suoday School -10 a.m.
Sunday Service -l Oa.m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m.
R E AVI!'I/(, RUOff!
3~-B E. Coast HWy.
Entrance on Narcluus
Mon.-fri.: 10 till to 5 pm
Sunday afternoon: 1 to 3
Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
GRA<_:E BIBLE CHURCH wu stolen trom tbe cance
Veten.u Memorial Bldg, at James Seonet'a bome, 90?
565 w. 18th, Colts Mea W, Bt.y, BaJboa, betwteD 7
REV. TOM TYREE, htlor a.m. aod 3 p.m. ; •• Thl
SUNDAY SERVlCES: .. me sip from tbe Btrdl
10:00 a.m. ud 1:00 p.m. EJt VIew Gallery, 34ZO Via
CJIJLDRIM'S PREP ()porto, Lldo VWac:e, wu
9CHOOL, 10:00 •·~· • Jtoleo bttweaa 7 p.m. Oct •
You are cordlllly lllvlted HOME BIBLE CLASSES: 28 aDd 10:)() a.m. Oct. n
to atteod ChUreb St"teea Call 552-:0092 ••• Normao West DaYln,
• • •
•IIOMDAY, C'CT. tt
Katt Dlftd ~-ry •
II, of lUI Eldoa, C..
., ... , nacbl.rpciWWI,..
btl")' -·-rtpolko too• him 1atD caRMty at
Druce ctty jl1l • at
9:05 p.m. ~ .Neil Pruell
Hqbta, U, of 10 LaU-
tDdt Ct., was cbafled wltb
beln( drunk aact dlm.rdtrly
at 2:45 a.o.. 1D the !100
bl_ock ot W. Ocean Front,
Central Newport. , ,).. 88
run caused an ... umated
$150 damage to a window
at the home ot F, J. Flyan.
2512 Wavecrest, Harbor
VIew Hills, at 9 p.m •••
Someone used a beer bottle
to break the wtodahleld of
Charles Pechaoee's car
whlle It was parked on the
street at his borne at 433
Bea:onta, Corona del Mar,
between 9 p.m. Oct. 31 aod
1 p.m. Nov. 1 •. .SOmeooe
stole $1?5 trom cash rects-
ters at the OJr Hero saod.-
wlch shop, 4250 Scott, air-
port area, between 4:30p.m.
Oct. 29 and 8 a.m. Oct.
31. , .Camera equipment and
a surfboard, valtfed. at
$1,400, were stolen from
a car beloll(lng to WOllam
Ccilllns, 2304. W, Oeean
Front, Central Newport,
whUe It was parked at Sea-
shore and Sonora, West New-
port, between 10 a.m. aod
11:30 a.m.~ .Danny Michael
Dwyer, 20, and Daniel Scott
Forehan, 20, and Robert
Mark forehan, 24, all of
Costa Mesa, were arrested
at 11:15 o.m. at 1534 San-
tiago, Dover Sho res, aod
charged with possession of
stolen property •
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ly MUGM McMILLAN
n. fall ol tbt ,_r Ia
aJwa,. a&et lA tbt Rl.ltlor
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.MEMORIES.
Tile ftJtact.rmlt.latta.t
lootill for a oew bOalt.
Tbt bUdl art ft11ar ..at
tor tlae Wi~Ur Ud lMwtaaJ•
INeo&Dllc.
Back Ia tbt Mrly 1 azo..
WbtD J lfyfd OG tbt OctiD
Froat 1P from tbt Mnpolt
Pttr, I aMd to walk o•tr
to tbt ** ot !lit st. Ud u.. .. , to walk wttb tbe
Luartcb tldl tlotbtHtwport
cram mar echf:)ol don at 14tb
St.IDd Oe41111 ProGt,tbeoll1
JCbool lD town at tbt Umt. ODe fall mon111c 1
wu ft!tllc i)r tbt Lasarteb
tJda. o.tatde tbttr bomt Ud
I COUld ... ID oU-blal'D11:1c
ateam drtdctr worldQc don
off the lfewport Harbor Y ubt
Club, Jut gp from B11 18-
land. The day wu calm,
clear Ud .WI. Tbe amou
from tbe dredce was cot.ac
ltraJcbt qp 1Dto tlle sty to
about 500 feet Ud then
spread out ltke ttlldtr
an lafblblt eeUI.Dc.
I was curious about th1s
aDd oner reeetYed an el-
plaDaUoo aoW many years
later' wben the smoc
problem dneloped and we
learDed about tbe inurslon
layer. That black dredger
smoke was beiDC trapped
trom going farther ioto the
the sky the way smoc is
today. So, what's oew?
The otber Jtutt, wlllch I'll
call or.ooe for lack ota better
oame, used to Ue 1n low
places. It wasn't exactly
fog , seemtnclY made up like
sltvers Instead of lne drops
Ute fog. I used to ootiee
1t the most 1n low areas
north of Costa Mesa oo the
way to Sama Ana. It doesn't
seem to be around anymore.
Tbe blc mud Oat betweeo
Lido Isle aDd tbe PeoJnsul.a
was nna.uy dredced out ln
1935. The material was
pumped out onto the ocean
beach. u tbe reculatloos
on dredglnc lD effect today
were lD effect then. perhaps
we would stW haYe the mud
Oat. Many a low tide I du&
razor clams on tbat mud
nit aod I hated to see u co. It wu covered wtth
water at hlcb Ucie and was
I (ood palce to torment
atJaprees.
Fall of the year was when
we kids used to bunt c:lucu
ln the upper bay. We'd
leave the feat o1 !1st Street
1n our row '-ta "'ftJ belor.
daylJcht on S.tarday morn-
ings to be tD tiM apper bay
by daJllibt to blast any
at tbe ducu comtnc from
the San Joaquin Guo Club.
They'd be fly-out to au.
The ~cks could get food ln
the cu n clu~. whtch they
certaiDly can't r et today
durhJC thetr brief stop on
their n.Jcbt south. I
mtss tbose big •ees of~cu
that used to fUJ the sky ln
the tall of tbe year. .
Fall oft.beyearalsomeans
Sa.nta Ana wlnd HUOn. I'Ye
always called them Santa Ana
wlods bec::alase they blew
trom t.be cHrtctJoo or Suta
Aoa. Okay, tbe Mtsaoa
F atbers called them satan's
w lnd beeaUH the 1odJans
used tbelr name for t.be deYll
to describe tbem ln t.belr
day. So, we corrupted the
term to santa• and tbls
beacb nt to Sa..ata Aaa. May
tbey ner coatJnue to blow
tbe •moe awayt
Fall oftbeye~ralsomeau
tlllAtlac about tbe out time
HAIR
*CUT
*CURLED
*COLORED
*COIFFURED
*'CETERA
FiDe Hllir Speciallata ••
LORRAINE'S
IE4UTY NOOK
ON n4. IIOUL.VA,_O
c., .......... ,
, ...... ''"·7336
HUGH McMILL.,.
the 8ula ·"-mtr ww 10
OD a nq~~p. Ill IDJ boot.
"S.Cb Rat Daya," I told
aboat I be&cia OCe&D doi'J
ft8btrmu utac tU dory
to rMC~M tbe m&D a.Dd WU.
trom tbe puiDI)lac p1ul ot
Jadct Dodct'• Costa Mea
water eo~ at BamlltoD
Strett ud the rt•er 1D 1928.
He came rowtAc doWD
Bushard Roed toCoutHJcb-
way with tbe couple, wheN
I wu watcbl.ae t.be flood
with my dad aDd Sborty
Guntber.
I leaned later this beach
ocean dory fisherman was
Jack Johnston, present-day
skipper of the swordttsh-
boat, ''Jamajan." Jack. of
course, Is another old-Ume
mud flat clam digger from
way back.
My mlod Is qgled by
plans to flood -proot t.be Santa
Ana rtYer, but tbat sleepl.ac
menace ..Ul certainly flood
acato before tbose plans can
be carrted out. n wW be
time for the Newport Pier
ocean dory tleet to go to
the rescue alODC wltb anyooe
else with a small boat.
Fall of tbe year aao meant
we could kDock ott rowl.ac
out thfOUCb the IUrf eYery
day with our dory IDd chop-
ping mussels oft the plliDg
at the end of the Newport
Pier, wbtch we sold for tllb
bait tn my dad's fish-
ing tackle store. The
summer flsb!Qg season wu
over. My wtte, ElUe, better
lmown as tbe First Lord o1
the Admlnlty, still tormeota
me because our eon, Howle,
lost our Sabot trJI.Dc to row
out through the surf down
at Canta Mar, BaJa.
wttb eoa.la W1'7 HQd&
TbeJ CIIM ntmmi.Dcla ...
the oan after the Sabot_.
IDd was carried away by
the Ude. I've tuned oYer
aod sunk dories a few times
ln tbe surf myseU, so, I
should talk.
Howle ls as salty asGreat
Graodfatber McM11la.o's
brother, Jim, wbo piloted
vessels into Newport Bay
back 1n tbe 1870s, wbeo tbert
wert DO jetties or dredged
entraDCe, wtth wans eoo-
stanUy brea.kiDc across the
slllft1Dc entraDce cban.Del.
Howle put 1n his 4 year1
of shJp sea-Ume, studiedbla
nav&catioo IDd rules of tbe
road '"nd passed tbt Cout
Guard third mate eum. Be's
DOW aboard tJle ''Apollo,''
ruonlnc cMrters out of Flsb-
erman's Land.iDg, San Dteco.
It'• a lot of fwl
bei.Dc arouod tbe w~ter in
tbt fall ot tM year or IJIY
otber time. Tbertart pleaty
of beacb rats arouod tb1a
ar• aaoat oo UJthinl trom
a raft, of a Sabot, to a gold-
platter yacht, to attest to
that.
Back tn the 19ZOs IDd
1930., tlyt.ac ~st from the
dry ftelcSs of Goat HW used
to blow don across
Mackerel Flats, aecomp-
&Died by tumbleweeds that
'
PUBLIC NOTICE •
FtcTrriODS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbt toDowtac penoa ts.
dome bltiMII u: Coloa
Therapy ~tloMn AJ.
.otlatJoa. 4100 Ca.mp.1 Dr.,
SUit. UO, !fewport a.cb.
CA. 9le60: Jack L. Lut,
D.C., M.D., 17$Sl Cottoa-
woocl. rm.. CA. ti"'IS. nau-. ...... ta~t
ed bJ aa laftfldl&l. 8tpect
J. L. Lue, H.D.
Tba. ltlteattat wu fUid
wU. tbe co.ty clerk ot Or-
up COIIIItJ Oct. 1'1, tm.
Pablllb: l'GY. a, to, 11, h. 1fl7, Ia 1M Newport
Rutlor illlcL F _...,
a.IIIY_ ... _. ..
8A881'n INIU8ANC ........
111 •• ....,
,. •
PU BL.IC NOTICE
S-iU42
FICTrrk>US B~ESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lolJcm.ac per100 11
doi.Dc ...... u: Wut1D
Atr, 1m1 Airport Way
Soatb. Salta AM, CaWor-
DI.a men: Martta A YlaUGia, me., a Ca.J.UonaJa eorpon-
tJon. 19~1 Airport WQ
South. SaDta AM, CalUor-
Dia 927(11.
Thla batlDeaJ b coadlaet-
td by I. corpontioll.
Coll)OratioD Name: Mar-
tiD AJtatioD. Inc., Rtcbard
F. Foata.loe, Prtlident.
Thla atat.meat was tlled
wtth the c:ouaty clerk of Or-
ange Coullt)' Nov. 10, 19'17.
PubllJb: NoY. 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 19'17, lD tbt Newport
Harbor Eulp. F-85!88
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-91425
FJCTmou8 B08DfP.BS
NAME ST ATDIEln'
Tbt lollowtlc penoa. art
~ ....... II: Loma
RaD9 Homte.IOaBIIiMu
Ctater DrtJt, Salte 155, Ir-
vtae, CA 9Z715: Yellow
Brick Road Bal1cU.Dc Com-
paay, Ltd.., 2082 BuiiMJa
Ceattr Dr., Stt. 155, lrYIDt,
CA 92715; Rol.IUd J. Col-
11M, M DabUa Street. Cor-
o• del Mar, CA ~; B.oe-
ald C. Wood. 2001 Port
Ramapte Place, Newport
Btaeb. CA CMO.
Tbis tmliDta 11 eoldlet-
ed by a , .. ra1 pal'tDenbJp.
Slped: WerrW A. Molts.,
Jr., Pruideat ot Y eUow
Brtet Road BIIJldJ.ac Com-
PtJlJ, Ltd,
TbJ.s statemttat wu tlltd
wttb tbe couty clerk o1 Or-uc• COUJitf !fov. 4, 1m.
AttorDty orBt.okor Apat: Slt•• J. FeJdmaD. Zt$91
Lambert St., El ·ToroL CA
HSSO, teltllboot 714!168-
3442.
Publl.sb: Hoy. 17, Z4, Dec.
1, 8, 19'17, 1n the Newport
Harbor Eu1p. F -84896
PUBL1C NOTICE -.
PROPOSED FLOOD ELEVATION DETERMINATIONS FOR
THE CrrY OF NEWPORT BEACH, ORAHGE COUNTY,
CALIFORHIA
AGENCY: FedtnliDiuruce A.dmln11tratlocl. HUD.
ACTJOK: PrclpoAd rule. &UMM•RYs .
T.elak:a.l il*)rm&Uaa or eoiiUHI!ta are eoUelted oe tbe pr.-s 11ut (100-yeu) ftood .,.UN~ U..W biJoilr
for ultctad Joctt'oM 1a t.bt City ol Mnport S.Cb. <>rue• Co.aty, Ca..lUDnda.
Tbeee bi.M (100-year) flood el....aUoDs art tiM buts
for tbe flood pla1a IIWIICemtDt mea.ares tbll tbt eom-
maDlty la reqal.rtd to ettber adopt or lbow tYideDct of
belac all'tldJ 1D effect 1D order to quaJUJ or r.maln
qualUlld for pa.rttclpatjoo 1D the NatioDal Flood lnsuranee
Procnm (NFLP).
DATES:
Tbt period lor commeat wl1l be D1Dtty (90) days follow-IDe tbt MCOGd pabllcattaa ot Uda propoMd rule 1a a ...,,_.
paper of local· clrculatioll 1D the abon-•mtd eo.mmaB1ty.
ADDRESSES:
a.ap. a.Dd otber 1Diormatloca lbowtDc tbe detailed oaWDts
of the flood..prooe artu ud the proposed bue (100-year)
aooct ellftUou are aftlllblt i:)r renew at City Hall,
SSO Nnport bl..Jftld, Nnport Baeb, Calilonda.
SeDd COIDJDtiiU to: Mr. Robert WJDD. City MIDICer,
City o1 H"POrt Bet.cb, City Ball, 1300 Nnport Boalen.rd,
Newport a.caa, Calllonia tU&S.
FOR FURTHER IMFORIIATJOH CONTACT:
Mr. RacM.rd K.rtJo. A..,_at Mmtntstraror omee o1 Flood ~
(tot) 755-5511 or Toll FrM L1De (800) 424-887!
Room 5170
451 SeYtllltb Str1tt, SW.
W..&lbiDCtOII. D. C. !0.10
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Tbt Federal lularuet Mlllla1stntor ct•• mtiee of
tbt PIOCIOied ~rm'-Uonl o1 but (100-year) ftood
elefttioGI tor tbt City ot Mftport Beach, Cal.liDI'Ill&, Ia
acc:orduct wttb ltdto11 110 ol tbe Flood Dtaaer Pro.
teeUol Act o1 1~3 (hb. L. 11-134}. 87 Stat. geo, wbleb
added Mdloa 1MS to tbe !fat:lolal Flood lularuct Act
of tMI (Tttle xm ot nae Bout.ar IDd Urbaa DIYelclpmHt
Act of IMI (PO. L. tO-.W)). ~ O.S.C. 4001-4111, aDd
24 CFB 1117.• (a). .
Tbeee •letaUoM, t~oc.a..r db tbe flood plaJD IIIUICe-
mtlt IDIUinl reqalred bJ S.CttoD 1910.S ot tbt pi'CIII'U\
rep&attoN. are tbt m•.a•m tbat are reqa.1nd. 1'h1
lboald IIOt be OOGitntd to meu lbe eomiDIIDMy mut
cbl.lp .., Fl'tlll orcttw .... u.t art IDOrt ttru..-t
lD tbetr Good plaJa w•c..-nq~lremetlta. Tbe com-
malty -.y at .., u .. tMd ltriettl' l'tqll1.reaMIIU oe
tta on. or ..,.... to pDUc._ .-blt•ld bJ otMt
ftcllnl. ltl&t, or N~tn•J .... ._. n.t pr.,.S lleft-
Uo• wW l1lo be .... Cllealaa. tilt ~Good
lalill.l'uee pnaa81• rat. fDr ... WJ.IdiiCI ud tM1r coa-t-. ud llw tM MCOIIII ..,_ ol .._ta.IIC4 a. tliJUIIr
t.IMIII:I Ud twr c a I '•
Tile pr"'111~ .._(tOO.,..,) flood tle'fitio. i:)r ael-
~ locltt.l a.n:
loere.olnoodllf ,.. ..
ate c.,.
S.DillloCNil
ltewport.,
I •
'7
5$
ll
' • • •
11
•
N.a:· BUILDII& PERMITS NEWPORT HARBOR EN$1 <J4
PUBLISH ED WEEKLY • PG. 5
THURSOAY, NOV. 17, 1!77
CORONA DEL MAR. CAUf.
~r •tWII peftDb
prodlcld u.. lid ......
.... , total .. ttle ....,,
ot -....on a..e• --tu,-
1'7t.40'7. Tbla Ia actedld
..., by tM tll,fl!,l .. .._
8Md Ia Mot•ber, 1t71,
ftM tlat I'ICION ...aJ laiP
ol $10$,571,4H ..........
Ulhd.
Tbt October total broa&:bl
tilt ...cord lor 19'1'7 tD flO,.
521,177. almo.t eqaalllo tbe
t74,S87,782 for au of lfll
tDd almo.t twice the 19'15
total.
No'ftmbtr atarted a l.IWe
more mod..Uy, •1bl OGly !
maJor permlb dllrila tbl
ftrst 10 daya. Tbe JoUow-IDc permJts, &1 tbt amout
of $5,000 lad over, were
liAed:
• BIG CANYON
Two story, 1 antt dwtlllnc
at 5 Loc:kmoor, $515,000.
• PROMONTORY
R. J. LaU, 2 .aory, 1 untt
ctweWDc at 630 Harbor ls-
laod on ... t:so,ooo.
• BALBOA
Robert Tburman, 701 Bay
A Y8 ., tDCJolt tDtry, $10,000.
Gary Cook, Z story dlq)lu,
907 E. Ba..lboa BlYd., $82,750.
• HARBOR VIEW
VD&oo OU Co., sen ice sta-
Uoo bu11dlnc, 2690 San Mig-
uel, ~.ooo.
George O'Neal, eo.la.fle,
Z100 Port naroeas, $15,000.
PUB LIC NO TICE
S-93432
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followJ.ne persons ant
do1Dc bustoeau as: The
Flower Factory, 9592 Ham-
Utoa_ Hunttncton Beacb, Ca-
lU. 92646: Terry W. Ashley,
17680 San Simeo~a. FouotalD
Valley, Catu. 92708; Rarree
Stier, 1?680 San Simeon.
Fountain Valley, Cal. 92708.
This ballnea ls coldaet-
ed by a llmlted partoershJp.
SlgDed: Terry W. Asllley.
This statement was tiled
wlth tbe county clerk of Or-
qe County Nov. 9, 19'17.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 1977, 1n the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85144
PUBLI C NO TI C E
S-93425
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtnc persoos are
doiDC buslDeu as: Lorna
Raocb HomH, 2082 Buslness
CIDter Drive, Sllite 155,
lntDt, CA 92715: Yellow
Brick Road BaUdiDc Com-
puy, Ltd., 201! Bu11DNs
Center Dr., ste. 155, lnlDe,
C A 9%715; Ro11aDd J. ColUDS,
34 Da.blta street, Corona del
liar, CA 9Z6Z5; Ronald C.
Wood, Z001 Port Ra.mspte
Place, Nt'WJ)Ort Beacb, CA
92660.
Tllta business ls CODduct-
ed by a ceoeral partDershlp..
S1(Ded: MerrW A. MoltJ,
Jr., President of Yellow
Brick Road BuUdtng Com-
puy, Ud.
Tills statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or-
llllt CouDty •~OY. 4, 1977.
Attomey or Bank or Agent:
StenD J. FeldmaDe 22691
Lambert St., El ToroL CA
9!630, Telepbooe 714n 68 -uu.
Publbb: Nov. 17, Z4, Dec.
1, 8, 19'17, ln tbe Newport
Harbor Ens ten. F-84896
• HARBOR HliRLANm
R. n.u_l'tiDOdtl,1tM
AaMa Lat. tts,ooo .
• JfiWPORT
Jlclbert llolml.a. M!UIOD.
IICN ....... Ay• $M,400 •
• CORPORATE PLAZA
Yllillt II Sebeet_ !fo. l'7
Corporate Plua, tire
aprtaaaera, Jlt,500.
• CORONA DEL MAR
• But o1 lftwpOrt, add to
maiD baUdlJiic, Uee E. Coast
Rw,., $'75,000.
• LIDO ISLE
Joba F.rueo.Ladd1UOD, 202
VIa Palermo, ~.ooo.
Art Sbapl'io, Z ltory, 1
aDJt chrellt.ac, 441 VIa Lido
Nord, $118,900.
PUBL'IC N OTICE
S-9MS1
FICTITIOUS BUSJNESS
NAME STATEalENT
Tbe followiJic per.an ls doi.Dc tmsloeu as: Wqe-
wood Post aDd Glass Co.,
lll Diamood AJt., New-
port Beacb, CA. 92&62: R.
PUll E,_fd. 117 Ruby, Bal-
boa Islaod, CA. 92662.
Thla baaJnusis coodlllct-
ed by &.D 1Dd1Yldllal. Slc1atd:
P. Paul Eaard.
Tbts ltattmeot was tlled
wlth tbe eoaaty clerk ot Or-
ange Couaty NoY. 4, 1977.
Publlsb: NoY. 17, %4, Dec.
1, 8, 1971, 1D the Nt'WJ)Ort
Harbor Euip. F -84893
P U BLIC N OTI Ce!
S-9$424
FICTITiOUS BUSINESS
NAM£ STATEMENT
TN followtac penoos are
doiDI bustans at: St. Clair
Promotlou, 915 BeUla •
Newport Beach, Calttorola
92&60: Allan Lo~l, 5130
Thontree, lrvloe, CaJUor-
1111 92715; Seymour Lobel,
915 Btllla, Newport 8ea<'h,
Calitornb 92660.
Tbts buslness ls cooduct -
ed by a geoeral partnership.
Slgoed: Allan Lobel.
This statement was flied
wtth the county d~rlt ot Or-
&Dge County Nov. 4, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 1977, ln lhe Newport
Harbor Eo.slgn. F -84960
PUB LIC N OTI C£
S-9.3~4
FICTITIOUS BUSINiliS
NAME ST ~TEW£"T
The CoU.OWIDc periOU are
dolng bulDess u: st. Clall'
Promotions, 915 Bellis,
Newport Beach, CallloraJa
92660: Allan Lobel, SUO
Thorntr • lrvlAe, Cal-
lfornl.a 92'71 ~; Se7rnour
Lobtl, 915 Bellls, Newport
Beach, California 92660.
Ttlis business 1s coodueted
by a general partnershJp.
Signed: Allan Lobel.
This statement wu ftltd
wlth the county clf'rk of Or-
ange County No•. 4, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 17 ,24, Dtc.
1, 8, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Enstcn. F -84MO
CRlMA 0011-IURIAl AT SEA
Th• Neptune Soctety provodes • Simple dlgnthed
cremation serv•ce w1th d11semmatoon at sea There•• no
need tor ~mbalmtng co•metotogy casket or grave
Your Soc1a1 Secunty or Veterans Aontntstrauon death
benefot may cover our comptet~ serv•ce Our literature
tells the complete story of our soc1ety Wnte or call
THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY
646-7431 24 HOURS
2400 W. Cout Hwy, Suite t , N.wport BMdt
Member Better Bus1ness Bureau
Send FrH Portfolio to: No Salesman W111 Call
NAME -----------------------------------------------------------
ADDRESS------------------------------------------------------
CtTV CE'M BKRE
IIOW 'fllfMi'4f"' • • •
Y,. STEAl CARPET
CLEAIIIIIB CLEANING
Colt. the world's larg~st.
wtH restore the hidden
' beauty tn yotK draperoes
Cott ren'lO'<IeS and cleans
<1raperteS rehangs them
wtth perfect
pteats and even
hems And a
COtt cleanmg
protongs
drapery hte
SAYE20%
ON CASH I CAin
•A DPU. 00" ....._ _,
..... Clft clllt ... •&J~WN ,_ .... ........ ...ell....,.,.., ..... .._., ................
•A DPU IX7 ~-eoTH lldll
.................... AOP\1 0()"' .......................... .......... ,_, c.tlV'I ,_., ~-
WITH THI ADDED
PROTECTION OF • • • ~---...r . s cot~g@n! ,.,
HOMES • APARTiiiiiiENTS • MO
Ill£ HOMES • OfftCES •
WAU TO WAU CARP£T.
fURNIT\Jit£ lo ORAP£RtES ~ ~·':-; CLEANED IN YOUR HOME j.
• OUP SOtl UTRAC-/ .,
TtON MAKES YOUR • -
CAftfi[T SANI· S TARY CUAH! 4 ....
We convert
local SAVINGS
into
local LOA~S
Look to your
local LFS •••
• competitive rates
• prompt commitments
• efficient escrows
... ..., __ _
I
NEIIPOBT-fJjGJ. •
P\181.1 SltEDWWti:Y·'G.i
• • ' JRyASOAv, IIOY. 17, ~tn
CIJAOIIA DELIMit, CAUF.
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEJIENT
The following person ls
doing Wstness as: Property
Realty, 3900 Birch St., Suite
104. Ne"WpOrt Beach, Calli.
92660: Robert E. Meyer, 836
Presidio Dr., Costa Mesa,
Ca.llf. 92626.
This b.lslness I& conduct-
lid by an Individual. Signed:
Robert E. Meyer.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or-
a.oge County Oct. 18, 197 7.
Publish: Oet. 2'1, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F' -83862
P bJ B LIC N OTICE;
S-OJ3264
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
dolng business as: Newport
Paclf1c Properties, 500
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach, Callfornta
92660: M. J. Auberman, 3981
Warner, Huntington Beach,
Callfornia 92649; James E.
Perry, 3981 Warner, Hunt-
tpgton Beach, California
9'2647.
This business Is conduct-
ed by an lndlvtctual. Signed:
M. J. Auberman.
This statement was hied
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 6, 1977.
PubUsh: Oct. 2:'7, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 19'77, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83243
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93258
FIC TITK>US BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtng person Is
dolng business as: The Huck-
leberry, 112-114 Mcfadden
Place, Newport Beach, Cali-
fornia: La Crepiere, Inc.
a Caltfornta corporation.
Care of: Robert A. Wilks,
2030 E. 4th St., Santa Ana
Calif. 92705. '
This Wstness ts conduc-
ted by a corporatton.
Corpontion Name: La
Creplere, Inc., Robert A.
Wilks/ secretary.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oc t. 17, 1977.
Publish: Oct. 27 , Nov. 31 10, 17, 1977, in the N£>wport
Harbor Enste:n. F -83839
P UI;IL IC NOTIC E
S-93265
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Four
Wtnlds Restaurant, 16431
Bolsa Chlca, Huntington
Beach, Callt. 92647: Foun-
tain Valley Associates, Ioc.,
Calltornla corpontloo, 1609
E. Edinger, Saot.a Ana, Ca-
ur. 92705.
Thll business Is corxtuct-
ed by a corpontioo.
Corporation name: F'oun-
talo Valley Associates, lnc.,
Harlan C. Erickson, Pre-
sJdflot.
This statemeot was Wed
with tne couaty clerk of Or-
ance Couoty Oct. 17, 1977.
Pablllb: Oct, 27, No•, 3,
10, 17, 1977, 1D the Nnport
Ha.rbor En1tcn. F -8S7\M
PUBLIC NOT I CEo
s-~s:m
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tb~ toUowlal persons are
doq buslanl a.: Sunshln&
Food Co., tniS lhc:Arthur
BIY<I., II'Tblo, CaiU. 92714:
StmH1 Btnblllm. MOl Car-
mel AH., lniDI, Ca.l. 92'714;
1..01.181 Blnm.m, MOl Car-
mtl.An.,tn18t,Cal.9f'llf.
Th1l ........ codct-
"' bJ u IJ!dl•-._ SIJood:
st"'MI lllr'llllaln,Loaa.e
8~. ,
nil ......... Gltd ... ... ._,*'"''Or-
-~ Ool. IlL lf7'1.
P '"* Oet. IT, ....,.. I,
"' 10, 11, Jrrl, Ia IIIt ~ ·-·....,., .........
PUBLIC NOTICE
FJ:TITDJS 8118llllliS
NAME STATiniENT
TMIDIIolrll(-'" dolle tw.a'WI U; TN Ktc.
1125 VIctoria StAt~. Coata
Well. Califorala: Fnat R.
weearroa. Jr., uon Gal-
bar Clrtle, Huttartoo
Bea.cb, CtWonala 926f4; E.
·EltlDe Mt;(arroa. !IOSJ
Calbar Clrelt, Huattarton
Beach. Ca.Utornb 92646. •
T hll bu1tneu 11 coadact;
ed by an Wllocorporattd as~
sociatloo other than a part-
aerlblp.
Slptd: Wab&Dd and wife,
Fruk R. McCarron, Jr. arw:t
E. Etatu McCarron.
This statemeot was flied
with the couDI:y clerk ot Or-
aqge County Oct. 18, 197'1.
Publish: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, l'J, 1m, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83861
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93422
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlog person 1s
doing business as: Marcus
E. Berry Eaterprlses, 9
Point Sur Drive, Corona del
Mar, Calttornta 92625: Ul-
tra-Tool lnternatlonal, Inc .•
C allfornta corporatlon, 9
Rolnt Sur Drive, Corona del
Mar, CalUornla 92625.
This business Is cooducl -
ed by a corporation.
Corpontion Name: Ultra-
Tool lDternatlonaJ, Inc.,
Marcus Berry, Jr., Presi-
dent.
This statement was nled
with the county clerk or Or-
ange County Oct. 28, 1!17'1.
Publish: Nov. 10, l'J, 24,
Dec. I, 1!177, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84513
PUBLIC N.OTICE
S-93276
F'ICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowtng persons are
doing business as: Night Ltfe
Guide, 2500 s. Fairview St,,
Santa Ana, Ca. 92:'704: John
A. Mlschka, 19031 Llndsey
Lane, Huntington Beach, Ca.
9Z648; Susan Allen, 207 Lake
St., Huntington Beach, Ca.
92648.
This t.lslness Is condUct -
ed by a limited partnership.
Stgned: John A. Mtschka.
Th~s statement ns filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 19, 1977,
Publish: Oct. 27 , Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977 , In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. r -83982
P U BLIC NOT ICE
S-93268
FICTITOUS BUS,NESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The following persons are
dol~ t.lsiness as:. Frames,
Etc., 7501 Slater Ave., unit
'•N", Huntington Beach, Ca.
92647: Charles D. McCowan
16444 Bolsa Chica, Hunting~
ton Beach, Call!. 92649, WU-
llam L. McCowan, 195 71 Wa-
terbury Lane, Huntlngton
Beach, Calif. 92646.
This OOstness Is conduct _
ed by a limited partDershlp.
Signed: William L. Mc -
Gowan.
This statement was flled '
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 17, 1977.
Publish: 0-:t. Z7, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1!177, In the Newport
Ha rbor Enslgn. F -83838
PUBLIC NO T ICE
S-93283
FICTITIOUS B'JSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The followtnc persons are
doing Wsiness as: Conso-
lidated American Properties
VI, 16752 Milliken Ave., Ir-
vine, California 92714: Jonn
B. Parker, 16'152 Milliken
Ave., Irvine, Callfornla
92714; James E. Tweedt,
16752 Milliken Ave., Irvine,
Calltornla 92714 .
T Ms b.Jsloess Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: John B. Parker.
This statement w:is rued
wUh the county clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 18, 1977.
Publish: Oct. 27, No'f. 3,
,10, 17, 19'17, in the Newport
Harbor Enstca. F -83913
PUBLIC N.OTICE
S-93%84
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
HAllE STATEIIENT
Tbt tonowtnc per10ns are
dolllC bull.Oets as: Flyway
Atsoclates, LT0.,2081 Bias~
iness Cea.ter Ortn, Suite
140, lrYlDe, catttornla
9Z'Jl!S: Morpn MeColtoueb,
2&01 RtdlaDdl Drt•e, Colta
....... CaJlfondt 9!&27; Aoa colo J. c ... na. !IZ4 van.,
Glta L&at. Orti!IP. Calllor·
Ilia 91667; Fruk C. Forbd,
IZ44 La lllnda, L-
BH<II, Calllonla -I.
Thla-1·-1·
tel bJ a Ulllltld partHntllp.
Slpld: llorpa llcC-Thla-WUIIItd
rill ... -c:lorl< pi Or. -c_,. oct. 11( 1m.
htiUIIt Oct. 17, Now. J, ao, 11, tm, aa ta.. Newport
llarllor IOolp. F-11101
PU8LIC ~OTIC!:-
8-11141
PU8LIC N.OTIC~
P'ICTI'I'DII --NAIR I'I'ATIUIDT
....u. rJCailiOUI...,..
"AIU ITATIUIIIIT
1 fiUel.IC NOTICI!
~--· P'ICTII'IOUI BUIIIIEIIS
~UaLIC HOlfCIE ~ ~8L.IC HCITICI!
' k==:t:~ -===-PICTN 1001 BWIIIIIS 8UPEJIIOR COCJliT oP THE
"AIIII'I'ATiniiiiT STATE Of CALIJ'OIIIII.l r-= rlriCQ ...,. ..
"AIIISTATDIDT
1'llo ......... -.. doill bu"sns u: IILA/-
HAUS, 11141SkyportBolll ..
vat'd, Inial. Ca!ia»nia
9!11~ Yorrll, Lohrbacb 6
Auoelatu, loe., Ca.Ufonla
eo.,..ntloo, 17&48 SI<Jpartt
Boll<nrd, lniN, Calllora
DJ.a 92714.
1'llo IDIIoollol .,.,_ .. clollc __ .., o.,..,...
Real -. 11101 -Barllara ... ,_ ......
Till IDIIoollol -.. dolll lwtztrz aa Of J 1 J
KAME I'I'ATIIIIENT
1'llo IDIIoollol -.. diMe .... 57 u: Wel&tn
TlMIIDOowllr& PH .. art FOR T"~ C""' Y 0 dolll teefpp U1 I 't!~!:.... ""'NT F .,,..A • .,, ORAHC£ .._., lut Caul: Nifty, eo.. H • --
clol u.~ ...--0, ,. • .,..!J ..
lor~ Callt. lit'IOI: Latrr_.
LOJfOT Aodt,_ UIOI ...
ta Bartlarast., Foutala Yai-r.,, Callt. tl'lot.
ACarroll,lloelollb= IOIF-Ialud,N c...,..llftport S.C.. Ca-,
lllo-11180: ~ .....
Nn York. Coca..ck.
T ...... C-,Pacllle
A~ Po,_l, ....
cllle ..._..... p_.
,,_,, 110 "-" c-.
ter Drt .. , s.u. tJs New.
port 11oae11, c.U..-nseO: Amerteu Bast• .. S.meo co......-Callt-
oroJa eorp., ••o ·Mewport
Center ome. Ste.m,Jt..,.:
port Beacb,. CaiU, -.o.
,_ -_., V-NOTICE OF HEAIIJNQ =. .......... ~~ ~~~~~-.Liiala ol GRACE ELLIS 70t; I... GRAVELU: aka GRACE E.
cloo IIBior, 1010 &. Cvul GRAVELLE ab GRACE
HJ'ft1, Core. dtl llu,CA. GRAVELL£. Deca..ted,
Thll baaloea ta cotdact-
Thla buJIDtll 11 CODWct~
ed by a C"Orponttoo.
"' "' .. -·-.. s.,...., )..awreoce ADdtrsoa.
Corporation name: Yor-
rta, Lohrbtcb 41 Auoclatea
lne,, A, P. Palaazo, V, Pro:
TMa ataten:ent wu nted
with the county clerk ot Or-
aoa:e County Oct. 25, 1977,
Publish: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, l!l77, In tbe Newport
Harbor Ensi{:D. F' ·84311
PUBL·IC NOTICE
S-9S3Sl
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rollowlng persons are
doing buslDess as: Dolphin
Martoa, 9035 Atlanta, Hun -
tington Beach, Ca. 92646:
Isabel B. Earros, 1'1550
Chestnut, Foonta.In Valley
Ca. 92708; Anita B. Tanabe'
9921 HaU League, Huotlng~
ton Beach, CL 92646,
Thls buslness ls cobduct-
ed by a genenl partnership,
Signed: Isabel B. Barros.
This statement was flied
wUh the county clerk or Or-
ange County Oct. 7, 1977.
~bUsh: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -83390
P U BLIC N OTIC~
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing busioess as: McDonald
aDd Associates, 1151 Dove
St., 1101, Newport Beach,
Ca!U, 92660: Bryan George
McDonald, 3402 Marcus St.,
Newport Beach, CalU, 92660;
Dlane Sue McDona1d, 3402
Marcus St., Newport Beach,
Calll. 92660.
This business is conducted
by a general partneTShlp.
Signed: Bryan McDonald.
Thts statement was rued
with the county clerk or Or-
ange County Oct. 24, 19'17.
Tbts statem.MI wa1 ft.ltd
with the coaty clerk ot Or-
ange Cou.aty Nov. 7, 1r17.
•P\IbUJb: No•. 10, 17. u,
Dec. 1, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Eost..fa-F -8497f
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rouowtnc persons are
doinc bUI1De1s as: C'Est-
Boo.. 550 S. Coast Hwy., La-
guna Beach 92651: Avl A.
Uous, 33 Bear Paw 35-A
I • •
rvine, Cal. 92714; Emamel
Ptamenta. 1800 16th Street
Apt. H-306. Newport Beac~
Cal, 92660.
Tbls business Is cooducl-
ed by a geoenl partnerab.lp.
SJ.goed: Avi A. Dous, Eman-
uel Plamenta.
Tbls statement was flied
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 7, 1977,
Publish: Nov, 10 17 24
0 • • •
ec. l, 1!17'1, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -849'13
PUBLI C NOnC.E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doizlg business as: Tl.n Pan,
2424 Newport Blvd., Costa
Mesa, Callt. 92627: Mary
F'ay PeMtng, 2500 North
Mountal.Jl, Claremont, Ca.,
91711; WUII.am c . Brvce,
M.D., 16168 Beach Bivd.,
Huntington Beac h, Ca. 92647.
This business Is conducted
by a general pa rtneuhlp.
Signed: Mary F'ay Penning.
This statement was filed
with the cour..ty clerk or Or-
ange County Nov. 8, 1977,
Publish: Nov. 10, 18 24
Dec. I, 1977, ln tne Ne~rl
Harbor Ensign. F -85092
P,UBLI C N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Publish: Oct. 2'7, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 197'7, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84198
PUBLIC NOTICE
F'ICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
dolng business as: WUUams
and Associates, 21301 Banff
Ln., HuatiQ(lOD Beacb, Ca.
92646: lrvtoe Management
Corp., Ca.ltf. Corp., 21301
Banff Ln,, Hu ntington Beach,
Ca. 92646.
The following person 1s
doing business as: Bio-
Feedback lnstltute of South-
~ ern CalllorrW., Blo-F~
bac k Institute of Orange
Couoty, 506 Jasmine Ave-
nue, Corona del Mar, 92625:
Thls WsL1ess ls conducted
by a co rporation.
Cofl)Oratton Name~ Irvine
Management Corp., P. A.
F'rltb, Pres.
This s tatement was ftled
with the coonty clerk of Or-
ange County Oct. 24, 197"1'.
Publish: Ck t. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 1'1, 1977, Ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -84199
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST.\TEMENT
The followl~ person is
doing bustoess as: Corona
del Mar Carpet ' Liooleum
Center, 284:6 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Har, Ca. 92625 :
Daniel c _ Seber, 718 Jas-
mine, Co rona del Mar, Ca.
92625.
This bJslness ls coOOUcted
by an individual. Signed:
Daniel Scher.
TMs statement was nled
with the cou!Xy clerk ot Or-
ange County Oct. 24, 1977,
Publlsh: Oct. 27, Nov . 3,
10, 17,1977, lntloe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -8419'1
PUBLIC NOTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rollowiAg person is
doing business as: Just
PlumbJ.ne-RetaU, 2426 New-
port Bl•d., Costa Mesa,
cam. 92627: Sidney Albert
Burtoo, 6111 Seashore Dr.,
Newport Beacb, Calll. 92663.
This baaioesa lJcooducted
bJ an lndlvldlaa.l. Slped:
Sldoey Albert Burtoa.
This statemt'Dt was Wed
with tbe couoty clerk of Or-
ance Coaaly Oct. If. 19'77.
Publttn: Oct. Z'J. Mof. 3,
10, 17, 1977, II thl Newport
Harbor EDBia;n. F -114195
PUQLIC NOTICE:
FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS
NAil£ STATEIIEIIT
Tbo l>l..,loc por.,. ..
dolac baJU..I U: Art ~r
lbdsltry, ,, s.. lllaad Or.,
llnport -b tzHO: Can>·
lya Flttc:ber, IS S. laliJid
Dr., "-llalc--· T\lo __ .. _""
bJ u --.. Slpld:
Ivy W. Wittmeyer, P~.D.,
1651 GreeomeadOw, Tustin,
Ca. 92680.
Tbls business Is conduct-
ed by an lrw::llvtdua.l. Slgned:
Ivy W, Wittmeyer, Ph.D.
This statement was meet
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County ~ov. 2, 19'17 .
Publl.sh: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84792
P U BL IC NOTIC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The toUowtog persons are
doing Wstoess as: Design
ShOwcase, 21516 "Ita Ser-
ptente, El Toro, Calif: Bar-
ban R. Bullard, 21516 Via.
Serpiente, El Toro, Calli.;
Vivian R. Grant, 10298 La
Hacienda. 1-7, Fountain Val-
ley 92708.
This busloess is conducted
by a general partnershtp.
Signed: Vivian R. Gnnt.
This statement was !lied
wltb the eouoty clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 8, 1977.
Publlsll! Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Enstgn. F' -85094
PU-BLIC NOTI.C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followq perWJn is
doing W.sLDess as: A. A, F'.
Ltd., 16899-A Algonquin
Street, HuoUQC(on Beach,
92649: Richard W. Astle,
5952 LJJliPC)rt Circle, Hunt-
ington Beach, Ca. 92649.
Tbls bus loess is c..oaducted
by a limited partoershlp.
Stcned: Richard II. AsUe,
Tbts statemeat was rued
wltb tbt cooaty clerk ot Or-
&1:111 Coaly No.. 1, 1m.
Publlsb: New. 10, 17, u.
Doc. 1, 1977, Ia tbe NnpQrt
Harbor £1Wlp. F -84*
P-t.f ltL I C NO Tl C E
FICTiTiOUS BuSIIIESS
"AilE STATEIIENT
The loltow&,. pereoos an
dolJIC buslDas u: W Ji M
Auto lloclr, 1101 Po.._
.Coota -. CL 82111'1: Jlm
K..-, 1110 E. Stoa""'
AYe,, t. Hlbn, Ca. 90111:
JoiiD W, -· 145! llaa· UMUO Dr., Rowlud
Ha!CIU, CL
• 1'b1l ....... CODCIIK:ted ., • _. ... -l'llllp.
Tbllba ........ -.
ld 1>1 a co.,.nllao, Slptcl:
WUJ.oucbbJ C. Blocker, PH-
ltd ••
Tbll statema· ""' rued
with the coa.Dty elert of Or-
aD(e CouDI} Nov. 4, 1977.
Publlah: Nov. 10, 17, t4,
Dec. l, 1977, lD the Me?PQrt
Harbor Ensl.g"n. F -8f9S1
PUBLI C NOTIC'E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE),tENT
Tilt following person ls
doing business as: c B Cus-
tom Dnperlts, 1812 New-
port Blvd., Costa Mesa
9262:'7: Robert Sturges 1324
Seacrest Dr., Coro~ del
Mar, CA 92625.
This husloess ts conduct-
ed by an IDdividuill.l.
Slgoed: Robert D. Sturges.
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or~
ange County Oct. 18, 1977.
Pul,llsh: Oct. 27, Nov. 3,
10, 17, 1977, i.D the Newport
Harblr Ensign, F -83877
. p·ueLIC NOTICE
S-93397
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbll ,... ..... ja.....-.eted
by a a corpon.Uors.
Corpont.loD aame:
Amertc&.n BuiDHJ Service
Corponttoo.
Thle statemeat was tutd
with tbe (oooty clerk ot or.
aoge Counly Oet. 28, 1977
PubUsh: No•. 3, 10 17'
24, 1977, 1.11 the N.,.Wri
Harbor Eutco. F -144'70
PUBLIC NO TIC~ ~
. S-93317
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The toliO'flfll persou are
dot._ bu&Ufesa u : Cuyahe-
lao Ltd., 500 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Ste. 525, New-
port Beach CA 92660: Hal
Shelton, Studio Rao(b, (P.O.
Bos: 87 ~ Golden, Colorado
80401; Robert H. t Shettoa.
4600 Dorchester Road, Cor-
ooa del Mar, CA 92625;John
S, Sbelton, 1535 Coast Walk
P.O. Box 48, La Jolla cA
92038. '
This business Is conduct-
'ed by a Umlttd partnership.
Signed: John S. Shelton.
DMH, "OTIC£ IS HERIIB\' Gl·
Tldl: tw.JJ..DM:s 1J coadlct-YEN that Gladys £. Oflert
ed bJ 1 UmJI.t p~.rt.nlatp. bu tutd bertiD a ptttJoo
s.,_ Vloe ... DIII,.UO. lor pn>l>ato ol WW aad l>r
TbiJ JtltemG ... ftled liSUACe or letttrl t.-tl·
wt~ tbt eoaaty clerlt or or. meotary to tbe petWoeer
uc• Coaaty Oct, U , 19?7• aad tor autbortutJoD eo ad·
Publi.sb:. Nov. S, 10, 17 • m.IDister under tbe ~·
2f, 1977 • lD tht lfewport deat AdmiD1JtnUon ot £J.
Hartor Eutp.. F-&4493 tate• Att, retereoctiO'Wialtb
is made tor turlher partl·
PUBLIC NOTICE
A-93~44
SUPERIOR COURT
OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF' ORA~GE
Order to Show (':~use
For Chaage or N amt>
Benson Jonas Lu (minor)
has fUed a petition 1n this
court tor an order allo11thli
peUttooer to change h.ts name
from Benson Jonas Lu to
Braodon Jonas Lu.
It Is herell~ ortiered that
all persons Interested In the
matt~:>r aroresalc1 appear be-
fore this r·oort in Department
No. 3 at 700 Clvk Center
Urtve West, Santa Ana, 2 al -
U'ornJa, on De<", 13 1977 at
11 :00 o'clock :t.m.; and then
and thert> sh(.w cause, tr an)
they have, wh)' sa hi 1){'1 1tion
ror ehJ Jut~ or uame shoulc1 not
he )!Unl@(!.
culara, and tbal Ute Umt
aod place ol helrlal the
same bas beta set tor De·
cember 6, 197'7, at 10:00
a.m., In the courtroom ot
DepartmeDt No. 3 of aid
cO'Irt, at 700 CIYIC Ceoter
DrlYe West, ID the City ot
Santa Aoa, CaWonil.
Dated: November 9, 1W77.
WILLIAN E. ST JOHN,
· Couoty Clerk.
Keene and Dlon, 3S3S W.
Coast H[&:hway. 1.01"/ New.
port Beach, California
92663; TelephOne: (714)645-
4044, Attorney(s) for Peu.
tloner.
Publish: Nov. t'J, 24, l.'ec.
l, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ens~Jtn.
PUBLI C N OTICE
S-93310
FiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followllllt persons are
doing buslnessasCambrfctee
Enterprises, 3189-A Airway
Ave., Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626:
Harvey S. Cova, 6931 Knowl-
ton Pl., Los Angeles, Ca.
90045; Robert c. Hubbert,
3189-A Airway Are., Costa
Mesa, Ca. 92626.
. This Shtement was flied
wtth the county d t>rl.: or Or-
ange Count_y Sov. 1, 1!:1'17,
II is fUrther onlt>re.-1 that
a l'OPY or this order to show
cause be ptibllsbe.-1 In New-
port Ensign, a newspaper of
ttenenl cirt:ulation, publish-
@(! In this count) at least
once a week for four con-
sKutlve weeks prior to thP
da y or sal.-1 hearioi!.
The following person Is
doing business as: M aoo M
Alarms, 15781 Carrie Lane,
Huntington Beach, Ca. 9264'1:
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
This statement was tUed
wllh th& county clerk of Or-
ange Coooty Nov, 2, 19'17 .
Publish: Nov. 10, 17 24
0
• •
ec. 1, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F' -84:748
PUBLIC N.O T IC E
S-93391
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following pt-rsons are
doing Wslness as: American
Sa1u, 29301 Tieree, Laguna
Niguel, CA. 32677: James
F. Phelan, 29301 Tteree,
Laguna Nl~n~el, CA. 92677;
Joseph L. Brady, 2116
Grandview, Manhattan
Beach, CA.; 'lbert M. RUm·
sey, 6012 0t> Pal,ma, South
Gate, CA. '
This OOslness Is conduct-
fld by a e:eneral pa rtnersblp.
Signed: James F. Phelan.
This statement was nted
wU IJ the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. Z, 1!177.
Publ~h: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec:, 1, 197'7, ln the Ne1Vp(Jrt
Harbor Ensign. F -8474i
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-93359
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEWENT
Tl\e following persons are
doing buslness as: Draper's,
125 E. Biker St., Suite 100,
Costa Mesa. CaUl. 92626:
John s. Farmer, 914 w_
Oceanfront, Balboa, Caltf.
92661; Jack N. Bostwick,
2691 Bayshore, Newport
Beach, Calll. 9!663.
This busloess Is conduct-
ed by a ceoen.l partnership.
Signed: Jack N, Bostwick.
This statement was rued
with the county clerk ot Or-
ange County Oct. 28, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 19'M, in the Newport
Harbor EnslgD. F -84471
PUBLIC NOTIC E -
S-93364
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followiog persoo ls
dolag business as:Oel'aFUe
Sharpenlnc, 617 N, MuUe
Lane, Santa Aoa, Callfornla
92701: Tom N. O.l.amattr,
617 N, Mutte Lane, Santa
Ana, CaUIOrcda 8'!701.
This busiDtA Ia eoDduct-
1<1 bJ ao ladiYidaal. Slped:
Tom N. Delamater.
Thta statemeot ,., n.ted
wtth tbt eoaaty deR of Or-
aage CouDty oct. 17, 11'17.
PubUJb: No•. 10, 17, 24,
Dtc. 1, 11'77. lD the Nf'WP)Jt
Harbor £blip. P -14415
PUBLIC NOTICE..
s.mi'J
FICTITIOIII BIISIIIESS
NAIIESTATEIIEIIT
Thl followbtl per1011 en
dolftl buliDnl a.a; Tbt lmua
Company, 12 Crttllitde, lt·
flee, CaUJonl& mJS' Gn.
bam• Rodllry Rou, 12 c..-.... ~m~o, c.w.
11'115; 811or11 All• .....
II cr-. JmM, Calli.
11'115,
Publish: Nov, 10, 1'7, 24.
Dec, 1, 1!177, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84682
PUB LiC NOT IC E
S-93388
FfCTITIOUS Hl'S IN ESS
NAME ST-\TEM f.ST .
The foilowl~ pnsuns are
doillg bJstness Js T Jhar-
Iand Ltd., 500 Nr>w1o0rt c .. u.
lt>r Drive, ~tc, .j:.!:i, S~w
port Bf•;~d1 CA ~Z660: Hal
Shelton, Studio Ranch, (P.O.
Box 87), Golden. Colondo
80401; Robert H. Shelton.
4600 Dorchester Roa11, Co r-
ona del Mar, CA 92625;John
S. Shelton, 1535 Coast Walk.
P.O. Box 48, 'La Jolla, CA
92038.
This tuslness Is conduct-
ed by a limited partnership.
StgQed: John s. Shelton.
· This statement was flied
wit the county clerk ot Or-
ange Count}' Nov. 1, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 10, 17, 24,
De<', 1, 19'17, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -84683
P.UBLIC NOT IC E
S-93393
FICTITIOUS BUSIN ESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowl.ng person ls
doing bu1lness as: Baywood
Developmeot Group, 500
Newport Celier Drive, New-
port Beach, California
92663: Baywood Develop-
ment Group, Ioc., a Calltor-
Dia corporation, 500 New-
port Center Drive, Newport
Beach, Callfornla 92663,
This buslnellts cordlc:t-
ed by a corpont1on.
Corporattoa name: Bay-
wood Developmeat Group,
Inc., W. R. Watt, president.
This statement was nted
with the cou!Xy clerk of Or-
ange Cj:!IUJty ~v. 2, 1977,
Publish: Nov, 10, 17, 24,
Dec. 1, 197'1, In the Nn"POrt
Harbor Ensign. F -84:745
PUBLI C NOTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollowtac person is
doing bustoess as: The
Cllllelne VIlle; IOSZ Bayside
Drive, Newport Beach, Ca.
92662: Jean M.. Burke 52&6
Skinner Street, tnin~, Ca.
9%705.
Tbls bustoessla conducted
bJ aa llldiYidaal. Sl(nod:
Jelll M. a&rke.
Tba ltatemelll wu nled
wUb tbe cocanty clerk or Or-
aace Ccuty Oct. u, 1V77.
Publlab: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, 19'17, ID lhe Newport
Hart>or Eaolp. F.-..
Pt,.LBLIC:: NbTICE
FICTfi'IDIJ!J BUSJIIESS
MAllE STATEIIENT
Tbo lollowloc ponoDO aro
clolllg ......... ao: H--
toD Paclftca. Ltd..., ft51Wtr-
oar Aft., Sldtei:St, fiDIIUal-
loo Booeb 81449: Tid R. Fn~"~on, I~ lllllad
lAM, Jtuaactol Beacb,Ca-........_..,..venO.Cu.
Ill, tollllonl.llt Slar, Hat.
.... llalcll, Calllo-
11149,
Dated: Nov. 3, 1977 .
Lester Van Tatenhove
Juc1ge of the Superior Courl
Publish: Nov. 17. Z4, Ott:.
1, 8, 1977, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign.
PUBLIC NOTI CE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT-
Tilt> rouo-.·tng person is
c1olng business as: Willis
Allvertlslng/Oeslgn, 4120
Blrt'11 Street, Sutte 103, New-
port Beach, CA 92660.
ClaU!Ie Edward WUiis ill
37 Esplanade, Irvine, C alif~
ornta 92'115.
Thls lJuslness Is coDduct-
ed b}· an Individual. Signed:
Claude r.. Wlllis 01 .
Thts statement was rued
with the count)' clerk of Or-
J~e County <kt. 24, 1977.
PubHs h: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, 1977, In !he Newport
ll.trbor EnsliW. F -84178
P U BLI C NO T IC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rollowlnc persons are
dolog business u: OraO(e
County Carpet Sales, 12571
Woodlawn_ Tustl..n, CaUl.
92680: Christopher B. W!!lls,
1!571 Woodlawn, Tustin,
CaUl. 92680; Stephen Paul
Staudl~er, 3070 East Fron-
tera, Anaheim, Calif. 92806.
This bllstness Is conduct-
ed by a genenl partnP.rshlp.
Signed: Stephen P. Sta•u11~.
er.
This statement was filed
with tbe count}· clerk of Or -
ange County Oct. 31, t9?7.
Publish: Nov. 3, 10, 1'1,
24f, 197'1, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -84506
PUBLIC NOTI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
dol~ business as: Jant''s
Antiques, 27!1 E. Coast
Highway. Corooa del ~ar
Ca. 92625: Sandra McNem'
700 Avocado, Corooa dei
Mar, Ca. 9UZ5.
Thll buliDtU Is cooduct-
ed by ao lDdlviduat. Slgoed:
Saodn McNelll.
Thta statemeot was flJed
wltb the couty cltrll: of Or-
U&• Coaaty Oct. %7, 1977,
PI bUsh! Herr. 3, 10, 17.
Z4, 1977, lA tbo llnport
Hart>or Ellllp. F -M401
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS SIJSIH!IIS
NAil& STATEIIEIIT
The l)llowtzc periODt IH
clol.. --... KIDc PriDl.tlil c.-er, UOl Ma.Jt.
lA, lnlae, C,lllonla 1171$:
0.11111 sroo• (mlcldlo ..... ,
CIIITII< .. ~ I Sill liB .. Cir-
cle, WeetiiiiMter, CllU, ,_, .,....... Cto11 (mid·
dlt •me; llun.w>. 111
Waot I IIIII 81rt1t. fU1 !M-
Ia lion, Calli. lill'l.
nil bilh IE Ia ~ ..
ld.,. c-o~..-.-.
SJpod:-c .... ..
Howard Stenn !khOenteld,
15781 Carrie Lane.Huotlng-
ton Beact~o Ca. 9!647,
This buslnes~ Is c:oDWct-
ert by an lodiYiduat. Signed:
Honrd S. Schoenfeld.
This statement was toed
with the county r:lerk ot Or-
ange County Ckt. 24, 19'77.
Publish: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, 197'1, In the Newport
P.arbor Ensign. F' -84209
PUBLIC NOTICE '
F'ICTITIOUS BUSIN'!:SS
NAME STATEMENT
Tht> following persons art>
rlolnc business as: Sir Jax
Meats, 20982 Brookhurst,
Huntington Peach, t:a.IU.
92646: Michael Andrew 'Nal -
kar, 20772 Skimmer, Hunt-
ington Beach, Calif. 92&46;
Fnok ThOmas Walker,
Z20'71 lstaorler, Huntington
Be;c:h, Call!. 92646 .
This ~stneas Ia ~.:obduct
ed b)· a general partnership.
Stgoed: Ml rllael Walker.
This statement was flied
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Count)' Oct. 28, 19'77.
Publtsh: Nov. 3, 10, 17,
24, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Euslgn. F' -84500
PUBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STAfEMENT
The rollowtnc person ts
rJolng busloess as: American
~~:;,nc;!~:b/,s~t~~~~:
Joi:ewport Beach, CA. 92660:
J.1c k L. Lane. D • .:., N.D.,
17532 Cottonwood, lrvioe,
CA. 91715.
This Wslness Is eondud-
fo<l by an individual. Slg!M!f1:
.J. L. Lane, N.D.
Tbls S(att>ment was flied
.. ·ith the count ) l'lerk of Or-
an&!! Count}" <kt. Z7 , 1977.
Publish: Nov. 3, 10, l'J,
24, 19'77, in the Nt>"'llrt
Harbor Ensign. F -84406
PUBLI C NOTI CE
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The totlowln& person ts
doiDC busioess as: ~. Mes-
aencer Senlce, 4010 Park
Newport, 1216, Newport
Beacb, Ca. 92660: Murtel
S. Shtakmao, 4010 Puk
Newport, 1216, Newport
Beach. Ca. 92660.
Tbla l:ua:lDHJ II coodltct.
ed by ID lDdJYI&Ial. Sicoed:
Murlel S. ShuWna.n.
Tbtl Jt&temeot wu nled
wltb tbe coury clerk of Qr.
up c-Oct. Z'l, 1m.
Plbll.sb: Ncrt. '· 10, 17. U, 1977, to the Nnport
.Hubor Ellllp. F-MtO<
PUBLIC NOTICE
' FICTfi'IOUS BUSJIIESS
NAME I'I'ATBIIIIIT
Tlloi>I ....... JIOI'IODI&n
doill ........ u: .........
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110 WMI 0.-, ..... 1111·
liDo, Calli. -·· ~-.. lllullor, 1000 Woot c ... r-. 11o111o1, Calli, -· Dlnlllt-..., w. 0....:
,..... llolllol, CL -1.
'nle hrtsns ll e•••ut.-
ldi>Ja_,ol...--. ................ CII'OI11 f'lalclilr. Tlllo _.,..m..,
wltll lilt ._, c:lortt of Or.
-~Oct. 14, 1m.
.. -Oct. 1'1, ""'· s, 10, 11,1rn, .. ._ "-"
llarllor IOolp. F.MIOO
Slpld:J .. KarWI. •
ftla ......... ft1ld
orltll lilt-c:lorll a1 Or •
up c_, ""'· .. lrrl.
... _ .... 10, 11, u.
Doc, I, lrrl, Ia 1M "_.t
Hutm ........ ' F-15011
Tlllll ._ .. _ ... -·
ld bJ a Uoollod pariMniOip.
~Grolll•oR.-'nlllla __ _
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-Cwo'J oct. IS, lrrl,
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wltll 1M-c:lorl< of Or·
-c.Mt Oct. 1'1, lrl'l. Pltlll* ""· a. 10, ,,,
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on..' 777t ... Did
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Harllor!Oolp. f--Doc, I, lrrl, •lilt "--Diolp. , .... autot• ..... , ..... •-r.
oro
LIGHTS
LOWERED T AR & NICOTINE
The · spirit of Marlboro
in a low tar cigarette.
~ter In lUte. ,Lower lntu. Aid IIIII often up the same quality that has made Marlboro famous.
W"rning: The Surgeon General Has Determined
Thal "igarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
12mg''tw:·o.7mg ntcottnttN.perctgartne.FTCReponAug:71 .. ____________ ...,.
•
We WfYt brcakfa1
anyUmt.
4-10 P.M Daily
COMPLETE DIMMIRS INO..UD!
• SOUP AND lALAD (ALL YOU CAN !AT)
• POTATO AND P•!SH V!GITUL!
• DESSERT
Baked Ham • • • • • • $2 .95
Tue 'Roast Leg Of lamb,.$2.95
Bar-B-Que Ribs •• ••$2 .95
New York Steak • • • $3.75
Steak And Shrimp .. $3.85
Stuffed Pork Chop • $2 .65
Sun Prime Rib • • • • • • • $3 .95
4001
W. Co .. sl Hw-,.
Newport Be.-.ch
I67J.77SOJ
Fo r The
BEER
& WINE
Newport Woman!
11 Fashion Island
d floJ ri 'Jrophy fj [n.Jra urng Co
CHARMS& EXECUTIVE GIFTS
PEWTER -SILVER HOLLOWARE
MENS & WOMENS JEWELRY ACCESSORIE S
102E 16THSTREET
AT SUPERIOR AVENUE
COST A MESA , CALIF . 646-3141
THE ICE CREAM MAN
w, Mall• Our o-Ice ere-
Fro-Ye91rt
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Ill T1oe Tr_.u .... IUD'S ..
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•UN ~ THU Ill. 0 NOON ~ 10 P."''. 1'"11111 lo • ._T HOO~-11 1" .....
LEASE ''70
AMEW /0
$195
Geaer81 CAR LEASINC
Clll ••• :tJ Il l -AIIJ .... '71
•
Action~
T1lo V.......,A_C_
tor or -Orut• Coolt1 ll a clear.......,_.. qtcb
matcbta tbt P1Jl1 aDd abu ..
flits ..or ¥ohlatHn wltb tlle
SPEAKER at Co~a Mea
Women's Club this Friday,
Nov. 18, wtll be Dr. Kenneth
Carlson, a specl.aUst in
lJJman relations and f:amUy
problems. His topic will
be ''What you Deed to koow
about yourseU," The nooo
luncheon at Ule club!louse
at 610 W. 18th wUI be host-
ed by tbeJuntor Ciub. Palr&t-
lngs by club artists wUI be
displayed. Also, members
are urged to bring service-
able clothing and non-
perishable food for A mer-
lean Indians. Reservations
must be made no later than
today, Nov . 15, by caiUoc
Mrs. Patrick Dempsey, Mrs.
Ed Carlkk or Mrs_ Fr:tnk
Stoughton.
-oi!Mco•Md)'.Tlle
Rellrod -· v-Prorram ta a PI'Oinm
uDder tbt •~abrelll. of v AC
wbicb directs ltl H"lcH
to ftad1ac toluatMrpo.WO.
tor per80GI retired bd at
lout 10 years o1 ap, Call
675-9110 or W-U?I It JOU
wl.sb lo tolut•r.
Voluateert are Deeded ta
Suta Aa:a 1o late"lew
cUeata wttb l.lcobol-nl&ted
problems. Tn1alnc ....
•lou are btld weekly
thi"OU(h No¥ ember,
Sehools Deed tolunteerstn
tbe toUowftl& areas: tutors
for small lf'O!UPI or cblld-
nn as well as teenarers,
clerical workers a~ typists,
read.tDe belpers and paper
correctors.
VIetnamese adults oee<1
your help to l•m EncUsb.
Knowledge of Vietnamese 1..s
not uecessary In order to
teach these r;:eople our tang.
uage .
Adults are needed to tn.
votve chlldren ln cr•ttn
play wlille their parents at-
tend meetings deslgoed to
asstst them In belag better
parents.
Fluent Spa.ntsh speaking
volunteers are Deeded to ac -
company public hea!th
DUrses OD home visits and
to Interpret for medical staff
and paUents durlng health
exams.
Senior volunteers are
needed to assist wltb lunch
programs spedf!ca.Jiy for
seniors. Volunteers help
serve rood and act as hosts
and hostesses.
Disco involved in ·suit
Metro News .-lnvesttga .
Uons have confirmed that
Plcasslo's, a popular New-
port Center discothequ e
which opeoed to the public
last Decembtir , Is Involved
In 3 lawsults.
One suU, for $1.5 million,
alleges that the restaurant
contributed to the Intoxica-
tion of cust01.1er Harry Mar-
vin Hatch, who wa s killed
In a ca r ac cl!1ent late-r that
n1j;tht.
A passenger In the car
with Hatch and the plaintiff
In the suit, Deb ra Lee
RICHARD D. OOTTS of
of Corona del Mar, nation-
at chairman of the American
Hea rt Assn. since 19'74, has
r etired as executive vice-
president of Pacific Mutual
alter 38 years service ~·
the lollgest service of any
current Paclfic Mutual em-
ployee. He joined the fir m
In 1939 and served ulill
joining the U.S. Navy 1n 1942.
Following wwn, he reJolned
the company as a. persoMel
and methods analyst. He
was elected uecuttve vice
president In 1967_
Powell, claims s he was
severely . tn;..red when the
Datsun 280Z, travelling
north on Jamboree Road,
struck the ceDterdivlderaAd
went orr the road and dowo
the embankffiect, according
h the suU. Debra Powell
Is a former tennis coach
Instructor at William Neff
High Sc tool In La Mirada,
and bookkeeper for the El
Torito.La Fiesta restau~
rant.
Plcasslo's Is suing lngle-
dew's Carpets and lnterlors
over $18,000 In interior dec-
orations,
Plcassio's counterclaims
a breach-of~contract for
Iauth· installation of the vel-
vet wallpaper, which has
been covered over by mir-
rors.
A third lawsuit against
Ptcasslo's asks lor back
payment for radio advertise-
ments for the nightclub,
aired b}" KE ZY radio In Aoa~
helm.
PIER RESTAUR AN T TO
REOPEN AS THE RI TZ
Metro News --The New-
port Pier restaurant, Alley
West, has been sold and is
scheduled to reopen the end
of November as thP. Newport
Beach RUz.
Company office rs are
listed as beiQK Han5
Sprager, chef from the Five
Crowns restaurant in Co rona
del Mar and the Bell aOO
Crown restaurant in West.
minster; Paul Nicoletti, a
Newport Beach securtues
Investor, and HeDry Bucher.
Plans call for the RltJ:
decor to be styled In an
1880's mode wltb plush car-
peting, bul"(llodY colored
walls, and period art oouveau
pleees.
A dress code '<t'lll be en-
forced.
~
$195 ..........
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TOP HONORS --DoDI.ld M.. Koll, tenter, touoder aDd
pnsldent of the Koll Company, development aod ceoeral
contncunc f1rm, and landscape arcbltect Alleo Don Fo11g
of Fonc and LaRocca Associates, were preseoted with
top ~tlonal landscape awards by Mrs, Jimmy Carter
In recent Whit e House ceremonies. The awards were
made by the Americn Assoclatlou of Nursermen fn
reeognitlon of '·exceptional environmental coDiriOOtlons"
that add to the quality of lite In Newport Beach. The
project was landscaping of Lido VIllage, owned and re-
developed by Mr. Koll and 2 partners .
.s.m., O...• ,c..,.
I :.~=t Complele I·C Service
To Z Gourmet Ce11ttrlr1G
IIEANS WE BRINO THE wn•RL.n
COOKING TO YOU .
ICc>nllull us tor your next party.
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IS
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HOLIDAY FOR TRASH COLLECTORS
Newport Beach city retuse
coll ectors will take a holt-
day on Thanks(lvlog day,
Nov. 24.
day, Monday, Nov.28.News-
papers scheduled for re-
AIT -D<a, C'*Mr, D.ron etc. At. wo-*.1 by b::al cr1i•IS
lco1m:,.. ,.._ __ ,...: ~ & &;dd w-la•--1
& .....
cycling coll e<:llon on II•N11CIO,.. -1m·, b-on/wood Cosh Regist• & f..ope<:lfl
Oientd Pier:es;
Areas regularly scheduled
for reftJse collection on
Thanksgiving day wtll not
have reftJse collected until
the next regularl}" scheduler1
Thanksgtvln(( day will
lo:OWIC'IW.S -lool~ Bolfl~n. .kn. !q. ·u d much IN)I~·:
571 W.IMst.,C ... •MIM
be picked ur the follow1J1g
Monday.
Cit}' HaJJ will llE' closed
on Friday rollowlng Thank.'i-
glvlng lb)'.
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