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IN AFRICA, David Gray, at r(3ht. of Cameo Shores,
crosses the Black Umta.lost River with fellow hiker
Dave McKDI«ht of El Toro and Zulu guide Masuku.
The Fullerton State student spent 2 weeks to Africa's
bush country on a spectal Scoutl~ scholarship.
New arrest ~'-.l!t19 ., .11op
i n dope case -<A~R<V~Oa.-Ec:. ~H~~::A.,...AcP.,...A;::,,.-.:o;:,.w-c;n~e<r ~an<:d>'Cpu,..bc:::l~i s~h.,...e0r ..cof;:,..c:th;:,.e<E~n<s~i g<n>"'
A South Lake Tahoe bar-
tender Monday became the
6th person arrested by New-
port Beach pollee aDd other
agencies investigating a.n al-
leged multi-mUUoo dollar
intematiooal cocaine smug-
gllng ring.
Newport Cletecttves ar-
rested Mark Stephenson
Haller Jr., 28, on a fetleral
warrant charglng him with
smuggUng cocaine, con-
spiracy and raclteteer~.lle
was arraigned Monday be-
fore the U. S. magistrate
in Santa Ana.
Newport Detective Sgt.
Darryl Youle' sald Haller Is
one of 11 persons Indicted.
Pollee say coacalne from·
the A odes mountains of Peru
was smuggled to Tahiti, then
to the U, s. and Canada
through Hawatl. There have
been 3 arrests In HawaU,
and 2 of the Indicted persons
are stUl being sought, Sgt.
Youle s:ald.
Arrested earller this
month were Newport rest-
deals Joe AvUa. 30, of S42
6%nd, Newport Shores, and
bJs brother, Serclo AvUa ,
26, of 109 41st, West New-
port. former Newport resi-
dent Stephen Granat, 26, was
also arrested, along with Joy
Marlene Chaban, 26, of El
Toro, and Steven Lloyd
Chula, 27, Irvine.
Student drop
estimate cut
Local schools now have
399 students less than ex-
pected, the Newport-Mesa
Board of Education was told
Tuesday 013bt. Earlier esti-
mates had run as high as
2,500.
Deputy Supt. Norman
Loats explaloed that late en-
rollmeats have changed the
figures.
Supt. John Nicoll noted
that all school districts 1n
Orance Cou nty, except for
the booming Saddlebact Val-
ley area, are show inc dec lin-
lot enrollments. He sald en-
rollments ln prlnte schools
accounted for oDly a very
small part of the public
school decltne,
Enrollment ln dtstrlct
schools was placed at 22,-
993 this week, compared wlth
84,09'1 last year, according
to Dr. Loats. He said the~
are 2,2-44 seniors, 2,423
)ullors a.od 2,37 8 lotb grad-
ers 1o the hleb schools. The
bluest enrollment drop ls
amonc lecood-craders,
wbete there are 113 fewer
tbaa pNCUcted. AD averse•
of 2$0 l)lroehJ.al and prlnte
tcbool etb-craden loln the
dlltrtct'• 9th rrade classes
eacb year, be added.
'52 Harbor
reunion set
* REPEAL A BAD LAW
Just about the most preposterous
and ill-conceived ordinance approved by
the Newport Beach City Councn is the
so-called Atherton park initiative, which
is generating a tremendous boost in the
cost of new housing.
Dr. Gene Atherton, who, I am sure,
is a bleeding heart advocate of low
cost housing, has succeeded in doing
just the opposite by more than doubling
the park requireme:1ts. When his pro-
posal was fir st r eveal ed in November,
1975, our City C~uncil received expert
testimony in opposition: Parks director
Cal Stewart said the plan was not realistic
for Newport Beach. He cited a study
which showed that the city would have
difficulty just maintaining the parks
called for in the long range general
plan of that day.
Tb18 Log also objected, suggesting
that the petitioners and others favoring
the initiative be required to r eimburse
land owners for the property being
confiscated by force of law. Of course,
I was not at all hopeful that such a
safeguard for property ownership would
be enacted. But I was rather confident
that there would be ''enough sensible
and informed voters who know that the
park land would not be for free, and
that the burden would not fall on the
developers, but instead on home buyers
and renters." (Contlmled on Page 2)
Fireman of year named
Captain Jerry Strom, who
helped negotiate tbe recent
pay locreaHs won by ctty
firemen, has been picked
by rellow flretlgttters as
Newport's fireman of the
Year.
He wUI be honored Oct.
20 by the Newport Harbor
E1cha~e Club at a special
luncheon at the Babla Cor-
lothian Yacht Club.
fire Chief Leo Love, 1n
announctnc the choice this
week, said Capt. Strom won
the award '•for his dedica-
tion aDd contributions" to
the department, aDd for
''loyalty to his chosen pro-
tessloo."
Tbe awardee, who is 34,
was born tn Seattle, oot grew
up ln Sa.ata Ana . He and h1s
wile, Yarte, a~ active In
n cquetblll and tennis, and
Jury ls a recreation leader
t.n his com munlty.
He Joined tta. Ntw"POrt flre
~mtftt I.D early 1965,
Ud came up tbroqab the
r&Db 1o bls preHot posi-
UoD I.D 1~2. He nrDed a
n~ ~eleoce a.uoelatf arts
eSter" from SUI& Au Col-
lee• I.D 1Vf0• and lt DOW
woriElac toward a BA lo pub-
lic ad'mJDUtrtUoa. He boldl
attn IDitnctor'aratiJ:ICaad
lJ a certified bet C roa
ftnt aid a.tndlor. Be bU
lill"Nd u u acUar battalloa
claW at n.rtou um .. dl.rtJIC
tbt pUt I ,_,., ud Ia at a-
lii ~ beeoaltllacbief
o111cer ta tilt IIU llltln.
II tm. Cllllt. Rlom wu
l)klrad U COIIIIIU1 omc.J' of u.. ,.,. ., 1M toea~ rtaltJ ....,.._ II lfl .. till
•oeatto-• lldUtrt&l Cllbl ot ..... 111ft_... ..
C APT. JE RRY STROM
award for his cootrlooUon
In developing s1lldents for
careers In Industry,
CHUTE JUMPERS
TO GO OVER OCC
OCC physical ed\lcatlon
Instructor Dan J. West-
pard plans to cet the )Imp
on hls OCC teac~ col-
leagues on Tuesday, Oct.
11 ...
A sky diYq taltl.latut
witb more tb&ll t,eoo Jumps
to hls cr«ut, Westpard l1ld
5 other d!Yera wlll jump oat
of a Cbtrok" StJ at DOOe.
Tl\t Cherokee Su ..w
brtJIC the divers over OCC
oa tbrM JIUMI. Oot dlnr ww ult oo tbt nnt....,
two oa tbt MOODd., tad tb.rH
CMI tale third, Tbe Wtd (IOGp
wW JDlD 1A a stu ud wtlJ
tMa co IMo a '' .eart:.nt.• •
TH Its dlftn wU1 )IIJIIP
from 7 .soo ,. ud wW
free flU IDr s.ooo ,.._ n.,. ww tllln ftoet 1,500 felt
uder tM ..... wtlc-tJPI pane--.
on
ly ,RE ~ Dl~IS
Tbt ma!D tbbC Dtl'ld Oray
learned f.rom blJ h1b aerou
part ol Soattl Atrlea wu that
'•Coro• del Mar sure a. a
ntee place to lin.''
Dntd., 21, returned tart
week from a mootb-looc trip
wtllcb locla~ a couple of
weeks tn Atrtca 'I bush coun-
try, wdchtnc the wlldllte
and battling ticks, spiders
aDd cblggers. Tbe outiog In-
cluded a 35-mlle forced
march.
African
Wbat wu a clean-cut Co-
roaa delMar y~ster dol.Qr
tn a place like tbat? Dtfld,
alooc with 6ttllow-member•
ot the oatlooal Explorer
Scouting movemeot, wu
cnnted a scholarship to the
International Wilderness
Leadership Foundation
Sc hool. The school, run by
prominent South African
eonservaUonlst Ian Player
(brother of top golfer Gary
Player), gets young people
close to African wlldllfe.
••Mr. Player·•~." ay•
Davld, ''is to try to eave
the wtldl11e by dtVeloptnc
a CI'QlP ot followers who will mow and appreclate tta. a.o-
lmals and their eavlrooment,
and wbo wtU work toward
conse rntion.' •
David was cboseD for the
trip beeause, Ulte his 6 fel-
low Scouts. he had served
on the aat1C¥W board of the
Explorer Scoutlng move-
ment. He ls a put national
president of Law Enforce-
safari
ment Ezplortr ScoutJnc, and
Jut Y•r's vlce-prt&tcSe-ot
of the toUn oaUooal Ex-
plorer procram. He wu a
member of the local New-
port Law Enforcement Ex-
plorer Post, sponsored by
tht' Newport Bea<'h Pollee
Dept., and as oow the post's
assorlate advLSOr.
Mr. Player, credited wlth
saving the white rhino from
extlndlon, began his wtlde r-
ness school In 1957 wlthhtgh
school studb!ts from South
Africa, eii)Uded U to £u-
opeu studnts, ud ..,..
takes Amedeu )'VIIIbt
tbroach the Seootl.Qr ~
ment.
"The 7 or as left New
Yo rk on Aug. 25. At our
llrst stop to the c.,. v.~
lslaDd.s, we got our rust
clue that we were away from
home. When 1 tried 1o tate
a couple of pictures l.I'CJUD4
the airport, a guard polaled
his machine gun at me.'·
(Conttoued on Pace I)
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FIRST CASH GlfT to the Friends of Oasis is represented
by a facstmUe of a $1,000 check preseote<i by president
Jean Conner of Newport Area SoropUmlsts to Friends
president Grant Howald. The $1,000 will help buy equip-
ment for the new Oasis Center for senior citizens at
Fllth and Marguerite Ln Corona del Mar. The Friends
are volunteers who serve the center. The Soropllrnis t
club Is the first servlct~ club to contribute to Friends
of Oasis.
Council to act
on new sign law
Arguments over New-
port's sign law, whJcb have
gone on for more than 5
y~wUl be taken up..aptn
Oct. 25 WheD the Clty Coun-
cil studies the Plam~
Commission's latest recom-
meodatlons on the matter.
If the Council goes along
with the planners' thlnldng,
a new ordinance would cause
the following major changes:
• A LfMIT of one per-
pendicular sign (roof, pro-
jecting, or free-staQdtng )
per ooUdlng. For Instance,
a business with a Cree -stand-
ing sign would not be per-
m It ted to have a roof sign.
• ROOF SIGNS would re-
quire special Plannin.t Com-
mission approval.
" HEIGHT LIMIT or 25
feet ror free-standing signs,
and a slz.e limit of 200 squa r£>
feet.
• WALL SIGNS would bt>
limited to 3 per frontagt',
totalling not more than 40
per cent or the business
fa ce, wit h a 200-square foot
maximum. (The current law
has no limit on oomber of
wall signs, but restricts total
square footage to zoe n.)
1n July, 1972, the Plannlllll
Com mission recommended a
new algn ordinance for tbe
ctty. Sl.oce then, ordloances
hue been proposl!fl and
okayed by the commission,
only to be shot r!own llv thE'
City Council. ·
Io Februar) or this year,
the City Coun<'ll Ins tructed
the Plannin~~t Cornmlsslon to
'• re -codtry" existing sign
rules, combining all regu-
lations Into one ordlnanre,
but without any substantial
changes. Chamber of Com-
merce reprt'sentatlves have
worked wtth the pia~
staff for st-vPral months now
in drawing up the latest pro-
posal. In pas t yt>a rs, Cham-
ber membero; have partlcl-
patt"d In sl~n ordinance t1ls-
russlons, wt havt' later at-
tacked the proposals beforE'
the C lty Couno'!l.
In June of litis )'ear, the
Chamber oH&l lally agreed
to cooperate on the la test
sign law drnn.
The Oct. 25 hearing will
be held l1l the City Council
buUdt~ In trout of C II) Hall,
starting at 7:30 p.m.
WHICH OF
3 SCHOOLS
TO CLOSE?
Heariags lllat cou!l1 l£>ad
to the closure of at least
one local elementary sr hool
w Ul continuE> tonl~~tht, SelJI.
29,
A special citl2.ens •·om-
mlttee appointed by lh!' ~ew
port-Mesa Boarrt of Ertura-
tlon will convent' a puiJJir
hearing at 7:30 p.m. at
Whittier sct.ool on Costa
Mesa's West Side.
Eit her Whittier, Wilsonor
Monte Vista could be closed
within the no!xt year or 2,
with the dlstrkt c-ontinua-
lion high sc-hool moving !rom
Its present McNall) campus
location to the elementary
sr hool picked for closure.
More than 300 parents antl
students turned out last
Tuesday night at Wilson
school to ob~t to thelr
school bet~ ~'losf"ff. Last
nigh t, at a hearing at their
S<-'hool , Monte VIsta parents
madP a simtlar pl(>a. Stro~
communit)' support Cor keep-
log Whittier open IS e~· ted
to come at tonJ~ht'c; hear-
Ing.
T he r itttens l'OmrTIItt et> IS
due to make a reeommenda-
tlon la ter thls }ear to the
Board of Education, whtctt
wUJ havP to make thE' final
decision to close one of thE'
St'hools, or to lt'ave the con-
tinuation htgh sr hool at 1ts
present location.
One possible alternJtiVP
ts to oolld a new s• hoOI
bulldinR behind the presPnt
McNall y srhool, and c;ell off
the rront pa rt or that prop-
erty to prtvat~ IIllerests,
That c~lternattv~' •us al-
readr bt>en opposed 1 \ the
Costa Mesa Chamber of
Com me r e and the Costa
Mesa Tomorro~~o oo•·htov.·n
businessmen's ~roup. Th£>
entire 7-a~re Ml':\aJI}· sttP
Is lnrludE.'<l 1n ltlP f"lt)'c;
t1owntown redt'velopmenr
plan. Th(> Board o! Educ-a-
tion tlect 1P<1 last rear that
tht> ~11':-oalJ} sit(> would liE'
sold, an 1 tha t th(> hl~~:t• sr:Jool
wou h1 lit' movf>d to anothPI
lo1·auon b\ September, 117!l.
Ue<: linin~ enrollments,
WhiCh ha V(> a}rPa•1\' rPSUJt€'(1
tn some Plementarv s• hoot
~'losurPS, elf (' expe~'ted to
•:onttnu£>, lrr·ordl~ to sc hool
•hstrict proJections.
Present s<-'bool board
plans ar£> ror on£>elementar)'
sr hoot to be dosed ea ch
}ear ror the next 5 years.
Elementary school attend-
a ncP bouodanes wtll be rt-
t1 rl'·n. aod students who
don't · live w tthln a
saft' walking distance of a
•·ampus would be oossed,
sc-hool officials say.
Slim majority
for Fifth Ave ..
A Corona df'l Mar C1v1•
Assn . {C DMC A) traffic su r-
ve) ls JUSt about completed,
afll1 It still shows that a
thin ma)Orlf\ or those re-
spollt1tO£ .1 rl' aga mst ex -
t ent1tn~ Ftn h Ave. J~'ross
Jasmtn(> ~;UIIj . Bur. 1t also
500"" that an over~~o·heln.ulr
numller of rt-spoMents llv<'
north of ( l.last H"'\ ., wtterP
antt-f'lrtt. Ave. sentfmpnt IS
·Stronc ... st.
RPsults rat(JiatPcl Tuest1:n
It\ 'PMC A SPr rptan !!(>len
W~1ss show thesP.anc;~·~>rs m
the mail '>1J rvey:
• \\pr" you rontariP,ldur-
lnc the official \p~'P()rt
liea • h traf!tc c;u rv• \ 2~2
\It, ·H 'ES. • r avor F'tfth .\v~. £1\.-
tE'tLSion" 123 'ES, J";8 \0 ,
13 f>lt hl'r nPutral or no
answ~r,
• 'Woul•l ltw ext .. nston bt>
wortt tho> tn• on\ em"'n e to
thOsP llvtnr near t Uth 11 4
' ES, lO'l 'll, b8 no •1ertnflt'
answP r,
• Shou\1 st~nal<: lion.:
Coast Hw' be toettt>r S)n-
r h roruzt>~1'' :?46 ' C:S, -tl -;( '·
11 no rlPhrutt> anc:wPr.
the Fltth Ave. e1tenslon, ~od
on restrirtl~ left turM off
Coast Hwy. The oUt eta I clty SUrvey W1lS ronducted S<' ltD-
tlltcall) b) a professloaal
fi r m. The CDMC A survey 1S
b)' mail to CDMC A members
onl). Mrs. Weiss said 560
questtonnaues wer t' sent to
280 households, ~~o•lth 220~o
li1l' to addresses north of
the h~.ghwa) and 340 south
of th£> hi~hwa). ThE' surve}
questtonnalres wer t' malled
I)Ut tn late August and have
hf>en trtcklin~ m since then.
Onlr about 33 per cent of
the south-of-ll.lrhway mem-
loershlp, whll h would be ex-
p~>rted to more readily favor
t hP F 11th Ave. extension, has
respond eel to the survey.
Howt'vPr, about 84 per rent
of north -<lf -the-hl4th'W1.)'
resirtents h.avp respooded,
Ja) Smtth, prf'sldent of
COMCA, Is Pxpected to call
1 ~eneral meet!~ soon to
evaluate tht' survey results
aM decldf. what a<'tton, ll
an)·, CDMC A v.·tJI take.
The official Neltport
• MAlNTENANCE rules
would be tightened to help
Improve physical a~ar
ance, aod removal of signs
no longer needed.
Cannery hearing Oct. 6th
• Should IPft t\1 rn.c; off
<. oast Hv.). lw:> rt>strll'te•1 to
Sl!'naltz('(l t ntPr~·, lions
120 YES, I: t '0<\ -rl('t
rte!imte answer.
He:l <.'h surve) ts now bel.ng
studlerl h}' the ctty's traffk
affairs c-ommittee and traf-
fic eng1neers, to determine
.1 priority for ra rryi~ out
projects suggested by thE'
poll.
• BIGGER SIGNS wou ld be
'"llowed In admlnistratlve-
professlonal zones (office
buUd~s, banks, etc.} and ln
neighborhood commercial
zones (mlni-shopplng cen-
ters, barber shops, retaU
stores, etc.) wbere the limit
would be raised to 100 square n., lnstead of the present
35, aDd total s1«ns would
be restricted to 3 per oosi-
ness.
• REAL ESTATE signs
would be permUted on resi-
dential and commercial
property for ale, but could
not exceed 3 square teet and
could not co rUin the oa mu
or buslness 1dentlltcat1on of
l(eots -~st phone oum-
bers.
Tl\ls last restrlct1oo on
real .tate sips wUI prob-
ably be attack«! by the naJ
estate lDdastry. Last week's
'•Sc:uttltbltt." tbe omdal
MWIItCt•r of the Newport
Harbor-Costa Mea Board ot
RMUors, coatt.ads that
..,_u• •mu lbcNld be al-
)owtd, Ill aecorduce with
ncs coart nlill•· Mew-
port cay AttorMJ o.-ts
O'Mellcblrr ...
AIIDCMr 11'"1P ot nal ...
tat. ......., led bJ Jl• Wood
ot Con. cW Mar. Ia..,....
UJr.ltllll.tellpl..-r-111 oe ......... , praptrtJ,
Hearl~s on the future of
Central Newport and Can-
nery Vlllagt' wUI contloue
at 7 p.m. Tuesday, 0<'t. 6,
at Newport Beach C tty Hall,
The city PlaMlng Commis-
sion ls drawlng up a
•· speclflc art'a plan'' for the
area's overall future de-
velopment.
A coocept plan wlll serve
as the basis for future zon-
Ing chaOIZes and off-street
parking. Overall goals of
tbe plan, arco rdln.-: to city
comrnumty dc?velopm£>nt th -
re<'tor Rt chard Ho£an, llr£1
''to rtevPiop a plan to resolvE'
exlsttng orientation, al cess
and parlu~ prot.IE'ms, to
lmprov(' the vtsual environ-
ment, to de\•elop a plan to
preserv(> the ma rine ser-
viet' and r(>palr oosint'sses
In Cannen VIllage, and to
prohibit eocroarhmt'nl of
separate resldE.'ntta I usts."
Messy trees to remain
Those stately -but messy
-eucalyptus trees oo fourth
An. ln Corona del Mar wtll
stay, the Newport Beach
Park$, Beaches aDd Recrea.
ttoo Commlsslon dtcldf'd
Tuedy ntpt.
The dKlstoo to ltlVt the
trees a.-•t poplllar wttbJ&M
Kerr, 400 Martcok1. Wrs.
Kerr AYI tbt ,_.llnllavu
make a mea of btr oetp-
borbooct. h tYIO Weal 10
tar u to aJ.st tbt help or
a radio statloD to try to ret
tbt ~ nmoftd. ~
'•ombadlm&a" •nlee ot
KABC, tbt ••ta~t n4io"ltl-t._ ta Loe .......... wrot.
a ,....., to CltJ Hall oa Mrs. K.,..., btllall.
,.. \titter' ... ~
"htud&J .._ bJ tM PBR c .......... tilt .....
mous I1P<'Islon was to leave
the trees alone. ln 'keepl~
wlth city poli<'y on keep~
as many trees as possible.
COM C.C. TO HEAR
HEW POLICE CHIEF
Ne1fll0r1's new pollee
chief, Charles Gross, wlll
address a noon lunchtOn
meettnc of tt..e Corona del
Mar Cbambtr of Com men-t
today, ~. 29, at th• IIlla
SWeden l"dtturaot.
Hls topic, "ln search
of • »»" wtll dtiJ wttll bls
obMrntJoos of tM com-
1111.aty ud hu 4tc11rtmtll'a
•nteeto tt.RtliPPKted
to talk abolft niiUoM 1:11-
rw .. ~ ud tbt eom-
....atJ. ud dlftM aomtloll
"-1111"101.&.~
• Do vou ltvP no rill or
south of l oast Hw\ 184
~orth, t 13 Sout11.
Th£> :"l ewport BPac h sur-
V£1\, takf'n earlier th1s \ear,
showerl a dtffer£>nt result on
Re-synchroniting th.-
< oast Hw). traffic signals
and elimination of some lett-
turn lanes were suggested
b) the CityCouncU as highest
pnorlt)· Items.
Downzone drive goes on
Promoters of a voter ln-
latlvt' t~t would bQll apart-
ments In part or North Costa
MeS3 went ahead this week
with their pt>tiUoo drive, In
th~ wake or a SUpertorCourt
JUdge's decision that thetr
pt>tltlon Is DOC lllepl.
l"o rtb Costa Mesa Home-
owner A~~. vlce-presielem
Paul Otehl estimate<! that
4,000 voters ban already
slgot>d up. Only 3,600 a~
needed to quaUty the mea-
sure for next Marcb's muru-
c lplll baJ lot, but Ur. Dtehl
said hls group hopes to rtt
5,000 si(oa.tures. He said be
tJI*tS to tun tbt petttJoo
OYtr to Ctty Clerl EUttO
Phlaney wttbLD 2 w..U.
M•mrhUt, Anti Dt-
velopef'l ll.ld they wru CO
a*d wttb plau 1o t.Ud
5U apartm..u Met 1!.1
SlDClt-bllJ bDmM CMa 48
acrea •ltb of S• OMeo
Fr....., ud .... of bth
Cout P1ua. Tbe ~ all.-'
UaG pro)lct cc.ld bl ...n
aar ftJ battDn tbt lllal'c.b
el(>ctlon, uDl•ss the North
C ost.a Mesa Homeowners
carry out a threat to get a
temponry court ln)lDCUoo
haltl~ de•elopment..
Costa Mesa Clty CouncU
apprond the ~ntrourstal
project earller this year,
onr the ob}4!<'tloM of lt.s
ptanrur. st.att.
Arnel's attempt to bn•
the pet1t1011 declared Ulepl
was deated last w..t by
SQperlor Court In Sa.ala Aaa.
Arnel's attorneyr l&ld CbtY
wUl now fO abti<S w1tb a
$Z.5 mmtoo dam&ee •U
actlnst tbt petJtioe IJ'CIIIP.
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THE NEWPORT HAR-
BOR ENSIGN ....,, ad)J.d(td
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tral elrculatton by court PIU~~~~~: decree No. A.ZOti8, dated
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ud bJ riiiiOD tbereof Is
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ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
(Cootlnued from Page 1)
I was quite sure also that tne proposed
property confiscation ordinance would
get a weir deserved licking at the polls
in an initiative election. But I was not
counting on the abject surrender of our
City Council, who approved the Atherton
scheme as an ordinance, without letting
the voters decide.
Now there is a rude awakening. The
enormous added cost of coc1plying with
the ordinance has come as a shock to
the Council members, who also, I am
sure, readily give lip service to the
need for rower cost housing. While they
are seeking a way to get out of the
dilemma, they should tour the parks
already in our city, and marvel at
the amazing lack of use of that vacant
land. They probably won't find even Dr.
Atherton at any of the parks. Then the
Council should check up on our beaches,
and disc,over that our city has plenty
of park area there, and that's where
the crowds are. F mal action: Repeal
the Atherton Initiative ordinance. • • • • • • • EPITAPH FOR LES ISBELL
Les Isbell was a member of the New-
port City Council when l started reporting
the doings at City Hall in 1948, at the
founding of the Ensign. Les had already
been on the Council for 6 years, and
continued for 6 more, for a total of
3 terms, always keeping a sharp eye
on the way tax funds we re handled.
Looking back to those years, my
most vived recollection of his civic
responsibility was his oft-repeated ques-
tion, ''Where's the money coming from ?''
This was in response to money-spending
proposals. The answer he wns expecthg
was NOT "a handout from Uncle Sam."
Those were the days when we paid our
own way, approved the essential im-
provement programs, yet kept the bonded
indebtedness down. Those were the days
of prudence In spending, and concern
for fiscal soundness. How we could use
more of that good sense on City Council
these days I . . . . .. • • "REMEMBER THE CANAL"
Our John Wayne fought to the death for
"The Alamo " and for "The Sands of ' Iwo Jima," also for "The Cowboys"
and for "The Sbootlst." But he has
knuckled down In favor of "The &lr-
render of the Panama Canal," follow-
Ing the scenario prepared by Jimmy
Carter's administration and his left-
leaning State Department.
However, despite the defection of a
once stalwart defender of the Amerl·
canlst cause, the battle for the Canal
goes on, and reinforcements are join-
Ing our rankS, Let's carry on the attack
. in the good old American manner that
all polltlclans can understand: Just let
your Senators and Representatives In
Wuhlngton !mow that a vote for sur-
render of the Panama Canal means also
the 8\lrrender of their seat In Congress.
• Lml:lt COMPLAilfT
Door Hop'
I tllllllt lllloo Ultor wool<
t. a rood ldtt.. I ollJ •liD
U.t ecMM of Ute people wt1o
Uttu 1111 1n1 prdtl woaJd
boor al>oot U. IUid I wlalilbot
the uti-Utter law bad teetb
In II.
I r.v~ I bnuWbl prdtL
It 11 OQ a coner aDd ta
aurroardtd bJ a wtde tud ot abnbl aDd trees. Thue
pro¥1de lovely cool sblde
oa to tbe street, Muy people
park their cars to eat tbtlr
lunches In thls cool shade.
They repay me by throwing
their beer bottles, soft drink
cans aDd other trash in my
shrubs. I am my own
gardener, so I must creep
Jnto the shrubbery to dis-
pose of the trash. You~
fellows who deUver ad-
vertlalag and other ~pers
often park lD the shade to
fold and package. They also
leave Utter. Empty cigarette
packages irritate 1ne almost
u much as beer cans.
Boys ac ross the street
onen have an accurr.ui.J.tion
of halt a dozen frleods' cars
parked ln my shade. I re-
monstrated with one of these
boys for the lUter they aDd
their friends left. Later 1
saw this boy, when llalf way
across the street, turn and
throw his son drink can
Into my trees.
Persons who throw their
tras h lnthegardensotothers
a re trash the n.selv es. Whit e
trash, black trash, or brown
trash . , , Just tras h.
I have put out "no-litter"
signs. These ha ve been torn
up and thrown Into thE'
garden!!
Yours,
Thelma Paddock Hope
Newport Heights
• C LEAN-UP TIME
Editor of I he Ensign,
Litter is everyoae 's con-
ce rn, and everyone's re-
sponslbllily. Dog litter, too,
Is ever yone's concern, bu t
as a dog owner 1t Is YOUR
responsibility.
The ctty of Newport Beach
has accorded dog owners
the privUege of beach walk-
ing hours during the winter
months. Le t's not abuse thls
privilege!!
When the beach Is clean
it Is mo re enjoyable for
all of us.
So PLEASE SCOOP up ,
It's so easy.
Hunter Hutchison
122 Apol ena
Balboa Island
• MORATORIUM&: HOUSING
Dea r Hop:
Many res idents we contact
dally appredate your fine
editorials in behalf of own
beloved tree enterprise
economy and especially you r
report concn nJng Pastor
Chuck Smith 's Bible
prophesy oC Russta Invad -
Ing Israel stated In the Book
of Ezekiel. We found your
report capUvattng and an ex-
pansion of Hal Lindsay's
''The Late Great Planet
Earth." Your llewspaper has
the courage to print what
ou r ''large dallies'• dare
not, plus your type and
pictures a re dlstlnctl y clear,
truly a work of art.
Ou r Newport Harbor-
Costa Mesa Board of
Realtors heard Council man
Paul Ryckoff speak In be-
halt or his proposed 4 mont h
build!~ moratorium. Sev-
eral of us adm ire Paul tor
his integrity, llrm convic-
tions aDd especially his role
as watchdog of taXpaye r
fu nds. Too ofteo he Is cast
as the '•Miserly Villain"
who refuses to solicit and
accept fed eral grants-In-
ald. We complimented him
for his consistent s tand
against revenue sharing; If
our voters reallyuoderstood
OO reaucratlc waste and folly
ot federal control that
accompanies these give-
aways, Mr. Ryclcoff would be
the only remalnJng Incum-
bent next AprUI
The majortty of bomeown-
ers we see belle.,e
Mr. Ryckot1, however
sincere hJs lnteotions, is
wronc coocernJ.Dg tlls WUd-
Lng morator1um. GU Fer(U-
so o, director of C EEEU,
stated the standard fiXC\Ise,
Uke Corona, for a mora.
torlum Is a sbortace of re-
lated services such as sewer
COQQeCUona:. SPON's do-
JOQders are a •oc&l miDor-
Jty brtllevllll In the llnJte
reaouree theory, Go.,ernor
Brown's pet Jream, Ud de-
sire to create Newport Beaeh
U thtJr eiCiuiiYI eoaotry
club. "We bl'f'e.oars .a let's
close the door I"
Dr. Kecmetb McFullod
c&UJ theN iDdi.Yidaa.J.I: w. Let them !mcrir that we wW not stand M-Z'•:.,.n ,......,. ""
for ..tvtng I.IP American territory wblch wOOlly m!Mtd1 ~ cr-.. pUMr&'ftllllDIIotpTREM lJI .o .,ttal to .our naUooal eecurtty, ,__ pollltlllll, -. •• "'•
nor 1rill· we ... ft In to threat. of black-Tfllll an blolr on elllld-
.. of roo. O.u 501 of oor --mail from tile pro-MarlllJit dictator -. .,. "· 11 * 11
Pla•ma. r•r• old; ,. Mid 11,000
- -.. u4 ..... lDOr-.... eo.., ......... .. ror 111o otlll 10 ,....., lbo
Midi ot Ollt ... people.
Ov dlltmma -llncllt
bomt to me a. I wu ·-trodlleed to u attncttte, ---·rt-eetllly tnl(lloytd by a Coota
Mesa firm. TtLey ll'tl
accuatomed to a ertt1cal
hooolac llborlact, -thooch hideD ... u abm-
daoce ol rocb, lrHI and
water. Tbttr toclau.t
go.,ernmeot baa created tbe
problem. UDforbaaately
tbeae ftne you,_ people, with
DO cbi.ldren or pets Jan n-
strteted capital tor tanllf:-
ment because their conro-
ment's b1cb, coaftseatoryln-
come tax steals taypayer
cash resourses.
1 volunteered my services
1n flod1og tbem a residence;
It proved more of a task
than 1 Imagined. Promontory
Point Is tao% tun with 60
people waiting tor one possi-
ble opening October 15. The
VersaUies had two possible
vacancies. Corooa del Wa.r
was full, two major Hunt-
ington Beach aDd four Costa
Mesa apartment complexes
are fUled with oo Idea of
proposed occupancy,
Our young married couple
took. the only available apart-
ment in Oakwood Gardeos.
They !lad a serious problem;
what would It be for a tamlly
wtth chUdren and pets?
BuUdlng moratoriums only
complicate and decrease the
supply. Wherearepeoplego-
tng to live that work In New-
po rt Beach? Oceanside tnd
Corona have moratoriums;
perhaps our citizens may
llave to commute to Sao U:lls
Obispo via Amtracll: on
weekends, stay1ng with
!rfends during the week.
Gil ferguson ezplatned
building proieets ta.ke
3 yea rs from original con-
ception. pubUc heartngs ,
city, couoty andcoastalcom-
misslon approval aDd 4-6
month construction period to
complete. Our Orange
County cost of housing
survey rt>veats a l-l/2%cost
Increase for each 30 day
delay ot the building per-
mit. First American Title
publishes the average price
or a brand new s ingle family
Orange County home:
$121,00:1!
Our local environmen-
talists are not oniJ cost
foolish and seltlsb bit
apparently cue leas lor pro.
vldlng freedom or choice for
their owo ctilldt'en.
Sincerely,
Rod C alderhead
Corona del Mar
• LETTER FROM PRISON
Dea r Editor:
I'm writing this tetter In
hopes that )'OU will print It
ln your paper. t am pre-
sently confined at London,.
Ohio, s erving a ten to twenty-
five year sentencetori.rmed
robbery. I don't have anyooe
on the outside with whom to
excha nge letter s.
I'm thirty years old, White,
6'1" tall, and weigh 190
lbs., with brown bair and
eyes. It gets very lonely In
he re at times, aDd this would
greatly brighten my days
behlnd bars . I will answer
all who write.
Thank you ve l")' much, I'm
ho ping to hear from some of
your readers soon.
Respectfully,
Donald Slaven 1139-492
P.O. Box 6!1
London, OhJo 43140
• CONT ROLS vs. FREEOOM
Dear Editor:
The reclamation act of
1902 Umlts use of water
from projects aided by fe-
deral fuDd.s to 160 acres
per owner and requins re-
sidence near the farm.
Such small farms meaD
higher food prtces. Why
should the consumer be de-
prived or the adn.Dlqts of
large farms? It governmeG
Is to decide the stu of
farms, it should encourace
larger farms!
Why shOUld ronnmtat
control the slu ol farm•
(except to pre'f'tat moaopo-
Ues which woald ntae prt-
ce.Y? Those -.bo farm .a
protHably ascoaeqalremon
land are more UhlJ ttw.o
gonmmeG to""' tbt pub-
lic's best 1Dttnltl.
Why sbc"lld a tup&Jer be
dl rerlmllllltd ap1oot llllllo
use of feder&IIJ-ftDI.ocldfll·
cllltles becauM ll1l rMI-
dence Is DOt •r 1ud
.ened? Thert la oo n.lld
reuon.
Tbo Depart-of lll-
loriOr pluo to tpply 111o
.... ..-to '-1&1
VaUey. n.tn, tarMnUid
Colorado --. fod..
,,.. -aldtd c-•••u (lll>joclo aod-lor projocloto __ _
MIJ aftiH•W MUI ....
1110 _,..,., af-11111
IIIOU•--111 .. PlY. Allar • ...... ..,..,_
The Birch Log -. ior Ull ottttoc lud Ia n-
Uuct oa tbe anUabtlUJ ol
water, owau• wW btfbretd
to •UI
Correcting Inflation Gibberish
Do. pet"lld .. l pa:r-
poaauy maa tbt tuacU..
tocollbolrMtiUrp-
IJIItm dltf)calt laorderUJat
It wW product IHS80 people
wUl lbl..ldon It ID ll)lte of
ita llilfll:l& created a biCb
ltudard of tiYioc, low per-
c.at:ap of poor people lDd
cap.clty for uopreeedettd
btlp fOr fon1Co and dom-
Htlc poor? Do burelUenta
toloY taldJio p...,.rly trom
those who bave been sue-
ceut\il? This Is a re-
minder of the tale of the
fool who cut opeo hls roose
''. • • not a stncle golden
811 d1d be ttnd, and his
prectous goose was dead,"
And we pay bureaucrats
to enforce these restric-
ttoosl
Gonrnmeot sboold con-
trol only to serve legiti-
mate aDd beoeticta.l objee.
ttv.s; taJdnr from one to
give to another ls oot such.
Government sbould prevent,
not perpetrate, stealing and
other unfair t.attqg of prop-
erlY and llberl}'.
The repeal or these ar-
chaic and unfair restric-
tions wUI be a tong over-
~ue step towards free-
dom aDd 50Und ecooomlcs
in public Interest.
Very truly yours,
Roy B. Woolsey
ll3 VIa Venezia
Lido Isle
.,_ ./oluo F. lllo-..
Stlmon.t, M~tl -A rew wteJll qo, US.. N_, •
WMid R•pon Ill-12. lfTII
,. .. covtr ... tof)' ptOtDineDce, &o
yet another round ol aitie.L.
about l.nflation. It did to btcaUIM
both the prol•IMal pollt,.n
and it. own national ~taft bavt
~ered that lnOation ia qa.ln
the number one concern of the
American people.
Juat ... btlore, however, ud
juat aa tht othtf maa cireu.Jetion
newt meaaa:lnet continue to ~
LT. COL. Jaet Forn, aoo USN&WR. told ita readen that
of Mrs. Pauline E. ForrY, no one' really knowt whit c.o· do
322-1/2 lrls, Corona del 8 00ut inflation. "Even tM U:·
Mar, ts attendtnr the U.S. peru .can"t firurt~ out how to lick
Army War College at the problem," eaid the bold print
Ca rlisle Darracks, Pa. The immed iately below thf headline.
10 month a.rrtcutum pre-Seemingly, our nation and mOlt
pares officers and clvlllan or t he other natioru of. the world
federal oUicia.ls for top level are caught In the rrip of a diaeaae
command and statf positions ·which will become fatal iJ not
with the armed forces arre-tted, but for which there ia
throughout the world. no known cure.
KERRY TODD KAHN
OF C.M. DIES AT 20
Graveside services for
Kerr)' Todd Kahn, 20, of
Costa Mesa wer e conducted
Monday at EI Toro Ceme-
ter y, by Rabbi Garson Good-
man of Laguna Niguel.
The you th, a student and a
native of Ullnols, died Sept,
23 at U,C,I. Medical Center,'
He lssurvtvedby hls mother ,
Lynn Kahn, and 2 sister s ,
Ka thy Kahn aOO Ka lly Kahn,
Laguna Beach.
The Lhrust of 1uch ribberish is
t hat t he hume n race is the cap·
tivl' victim or economic forces
wh ic h cannot. be influenced.
Karl Marx said theMme thing -
only he called it economic deter·
rninism. It mat ter11 little who
mouth11the theory , however. It ia
pure bunkum in any case.
Spreadin1 Confuaion
MIKE CURB, 32, SEEKING
LIEUT. GOVERNOR POST
There"s nothing mysterious
ubout. inOation. It is simply a
Yery clever scheme to enable rov-
t:rn ment.s fi l'tlt to steal from the
people and then to destroy their
freedom. The process has been
employed by would-be tyrant&
lhruu~~:hout history. We are the
current vi ct1ms of one of bis-
tory"s oldest con games.
After readin~~: USN&WR on
inOatiun. it is perfectly obvioua
1 h1tt whoever was responsible for
such a confusing and hopeless
analysis never had any intention
of s hedding real light on the sub-
ject. The articln generally relied
on th~ t>rroneous, but never
stated. belief that inOation and
tl<'fl lati ng prices a re synony.
moos. Then, like a blindfolded
child try ing to pin the tail on th~
donkey. the report succesaively
,Jaid t he bl ame for innation on
lut y•ar't eold WMthtr, the
llnba, SoYlot .... ......_.
llmorkao wop cltaw>do. ebtop
fmporU. bad luck. aDd the
~ ., ....... ...., .. ppty.
How tot-tine thlt t.be eorreet.
choiC8 .,.. lncludtd In tbt con·
fuainc mlahmaahl
Wloat .. lalla-?
tnnatJon Ia in fact nothina
mew.' nor I• than an inc,... in
the quantity of currency. ln the
United States, the rov.mment
-throufh ita Feder-~~1 Rettrve
SYttMD -ia toUilly retponaible
f(W Inflation. When the amount
~ currtncy incre .... , the value
of all cuntncy decreues. Hence
the wide.pr11ad effect called tit·
ins pricn. How much better for
all if we called that effect, in·
1tead, the l~rinJ of the value
of currency.
lnOatlon eteala value from
savin1a, penaiona, inauran~e
policiea, and Iota of other thinp.
The real thief Ia rovemment, the
creator of inflation. When the
thievery reachea a point where
the currency approachea worth-
leaane.a, ractoriea clou, joba
evaporate, commerce ceaaea, and
chaoe prevail•. It happened in
Germany in 1923 and it ('41n hap-
pen here.
"The surest way to deetroy a
nation ia to debauch itt cur·
rency.'' said Lenin. His .enti-
ment wae later praised and im-
plem~nted by John Maynard
Keynet, the Britith socialist
whom Rooeevelt befriended and
who put us on the road t.o ruin.
The way to fight inOation is
to stop deficit spending, put an
end to expansion of the money
aupply, and tell the truth. That
kind of recommendation will
cauae es:perta to howland prompt
USN&WR to insist that the pro b·
lem is too complex for easy &DIU·
tiona. But Lenin, Keynea, and
many othen had it fi gured out .
And the reigning powen1 in this
nation have it fi gured out too -
which ill wh y the dtofi cit.a get
worH, and why innationary dis-
u ter approaches. Our nation is
being Jed to destructitlr'l by our
own leaden ,
C. 1971 ~Joillllllrril .su,,~,, ,·~alilff>
M:.te Carb, who at the age
of 32 w.lnlstobe Caltrornta's
nut lieutenant governor,
w.l s In Newport this week
drumm;ng up support for
b.J& candidacy . Thus tar, Mr.
Curb, wbo bUts hlmr.etf as
a conservative, Is the only
announced candidate for his
party's nomination In nert
June's primaries. He m:\y
end up being the only Re-
publican candidate for Lt.
Gov . M ~rvyn Oymally's job.
'Crosby tourney plans set
''A II 5 of the potential
Republlcao candidates for
goveroor have endorsed
me," he ezplaJns.
Mr. Curb, who w.u Ron-
ald Reapn's state campaign
maucer In last year's
pr•ldeMial prtm.utes, ls a
member of the national Re-
publican committee. He also
co-chaired Pres ident Ford's
genera.J election cam}ligo
In the state last N"ovemller.
A Los A~eles resident,
he owns Warner -Curb Rec-
ords, which has DonnJe and
Mute Osmllnd uDder ex-
clusive contnct. Before
that, he went to Los Angeles
schools and to San Fernando
VaUey State. He crashed lnto
the business world as author
of the '•You m ~t the nicest
people on a Hooda •• com .
m n cl.al them~.
Why politics? '•I've just
always been Inter ested In the
Repubtlcao Party,'' says
Mike, ''and I'd like to see
more conservatives In gov-
ernm~nt."
ln a quick Ensign inten lew
this week, he ezpressed the
following viewpoints: * BUSSING-'•I'm not op-
posed to ha.vlag kids ride
busses to schools In their
o'ifa oelghborhood, but I'm
against forced racial bussing
from one oeighborhood to
aoother. As people's eco-
nomic sta.Ddards Improve,
our neJghborhOods will be-
come Integrated. I believe
,PUBLI C N OTICE
SUPERIOR COURT OF TH E
STATE OF CAUFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
No. A-93109
NOTICE OF HEARING
Estate of ELIZABETH
UPTON, Deceued.
NOTICE ts HEREBY
GrYEN that Galvtn R. Keene
hU ftled herein a peUUon
for probate of Wut aoo for
luua.nce of letters telta-
meQQ.ry to tht pet I Honer alld
tor UthOrlaUon to ad-
miDllltr UDder the ln-
dtpeDdeat AdmlnlstrttiOD of
Eltattl Act, refertoet to
whlcb 11 made for hlrthtr
partlcut.au, and that the tJ me
ud plaCe of hnrLDc tbe
ame ba1 btto Itt tor Oc-
tober 18, 1971,atlO:OOa.m.,
Ia ltiO -rii'Obm of lloparl-
m• No. s 01 ald court,
at 100 Civic Ctater Drln
Wool, lD lllo CIIT al Saola
Aa,C.U..-.·
Dll&ld lfiJte.mtltr n,tm.
WILWII £. Sl JOHJrf,
C-Clon
1(.-... Dloo, -w.
c.-""""'· ~~J """ port._, CA -:!!J.Tolo-.,.,_. (714) .. _Al_
lonol(a) lort 1-r.
p ,, ...... "'Oet.t
u, 1m, 1o 11oo lle..,.ii
Hullor loolp.
I
MIKE CURB
ln equal education as the
best way to tmve an tnte-
grated, bala.ocE'd soc:lety,"
• OEATif PENALTY -
"I believe In capital punish-
men t, and I'd like to see thE'
present Ia"'' s trengthened, so
that It will cover, not )Jst
murders connected with
othe r crimes, but mu rrters
that occur without such con-
oectlon. When we didn't have
the death penalty, t he murde r
rate tripled, ·•
"' ILLEGAL ALI ENS:
'·The federal gov ernment
ha.s the responsibility to o1o
a better job of patroll ing ou r
border. Al so, the Mexican
government has been far too
tax in this regard. Our wel-
fa re system discourages
Americans from ta ki ng fa r m
jobs , so we've created the
Illegal a!lenproblem through
welfare,'"
1 • HOMOSEX UALS -Mr .
Curb did not go on r ecord
for or against legisla tion
that wou lr! outlaw homo-
sexu al school teachers, OOt
said: ''We've made It Im-
possible to fire anybody . U
principals and school bo3rds
had proper authority, we
wouldn't have this problem.
ll something Is out or line,
it shou ld Le handl ed lor.all)',
not as a matter tor s tate
la w.''
.. LAETRILE • Use of the
controvers iaJ cancer treat-
ment "shOUld be ten up to
the Individual, and KOvern-
ment should sta)' out of the
controversy, unless taetrUe
is proven to be harmfUl."
Willard Volt of Balboa
heads the loca.l Curb ca m.
pa.lgn committee, He listed
the foltowtnc Harbor Area
residents amonc Mr. Curb's
announced supporters: John
Wayne, CorcrtssmanRobvrt
Badham, State Senator Deo-
nls Cupenter, Mar cla
Bents, Don Koll, Carl
Karcber, Al tx Bowie aDd
Ed Ward.
HORACE P. LINE OF
COSTA MESA DIES
Gransidt nnlc.es for
Rorace P. UDt, IZ, ofeo.ta
Mesa. were eooduct.d
lloDday by Pastor w..,.. P.
Mllllea of lbo Firat B""lal
Cllareb...r Cool& M-.
Mr. lJ:ae,aaatiYtofC.,..
c1a, -St!>C-a 1a 11ooc ........ Bo !lad UHII Ia
Calllo-lor ?0 yan aod
lo~~loriO
,..,... A lln*n worker,
... .. llllnl""' by lila wile,
Clan, aod a.,...,...., Ella-
.-LIM.
Thd 4th aomal Southern
Bing Crosby Pro-Am golf
tournament at Irvine Coast
Country Clu b Is stUI almost
4 months awa}·, but a volun-
teer group ls already at
work preparing tor the event.
Tourna ment cba.lrman
Maynard Fra.at!.iD says YOI-
,unteers are needed to serve
on hi! committee, aDd ur.
PUI;JLI C N O TI C E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followtng person Is
do~ business as: Marc
0 ' Polo Me.nswear,21811ar-
lne Ave., Balboa lslaDd, Ca.
92662: Paula Vlviao Bena-
bou, 309 Marine Ave., Bal-
boa Island, Ca. 92662.
This busloess Is conducted
by an Lndlvtdual. Signed:
Paula Benabou.
This statement was flled
wJt h the county clerk of Or-
ange Cou nty Sept. 26, 19'77.
Publish: Sept, 29, Oct 6,
13, 20, 19'77, In the Newport
Har bo r Ensip. F -82643
P U B L IC N O TI C E
S-89%8
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEl:ENT
The following person is
dolng business as: Newport
Precision Products, 849
Wes t 16th Street, Newport
Beach, CallfornLa 92663:
Newport Precision Stamp-
logs, lnc,, Cautorn.la Corp ••
849 West 16th Street, New-
port Beach, California
92663,
This business is coDduct~
by 1 corporatloo.
Corporation Name: Ne-w-
port Precision Stampt.Des.
James E. ReadnJ,Secretary,
This sta.tenteat. waa ftled
with the county clerk of Or-
• .,.. Cowlly Sopl. zs, '"'.
Publish: Sept. 29, Oct. 6,
13, zo, 1977, 1.a tbe Newport
Harbor Enslp. F -82607
P U BLI C N.OTICE
S-8996!
FlCTmOIIS BUSI!IESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tho lol'"llll permo Ia
doq ""'-u: s. ..... Street Mobtlt Home Put,
24922 llulrlaada BIN., Bl
Toro, CaJI,t)nla trZOO: Dr.
Allaa A, Plftlel<, DIS. Alllla
A"te., Loa Aacelft, CaUt.
90049.
Tbia '-•h IFF ia COidlc:tad
by • ,_. pullaa ...
Allu A. Plftlel, llarUyo
Plftlel<, ~ Pltlllocl<, "-'_,....Dr, AUuA..Pitllet.
na. •••• wullltd Ylllo lloo ....., -.. Or-~~1\:r.;
11,10, l"'.ola .. = Butler lgqw, r
ges anyone loterested to tall
him at 64.2-1463.
Proceeds go to Hoag hos-
pital's 552 Club, which spon-
sors the tourney. The men's
support group wUI use the
mooey to buy needed equip-
ment for Haag,
Wb«& the 2-dty event tea&
ott on Jan. 20, pros wW
compete for $1 0,000 lnprtze
money. Also, the top 5 ft.
o.tshers automa.tlcall)' quail-
f)· tor the San Diego Open,
which follows soon afte r-
wards .
The Crosb}· Southe rn Is
a branch or the annual big-
name tournament at Pebble
Beach. Pros who have com-
paled In the Crosby Southern
tn past years Include Pete
Brown, Tom Purtzer, Dan
Eichelberger, Bobby Wal-
zle, Marty Fleckman and
Fuzzy Zoeller.
Ne&rly 100 volunteers are
reported to be at work al-
ready. Rudy Baron and Ray
Haas are haOOllng llck.et
sales. Neal Lakenao and bud
Holstein are co-chairmen of
operations.
BETTY HAMIL TON OF
C.M. Dl ES AT AGE ill
Fuoen.l ""ices for Betty
HamUton, 49, of 100 Clear-
brook Lane, Cosb. Mesa,
were held Tuesday in Bell
Broadway Mortuary Chapel
with Rev. Bruce Kurrle,
Presbyterian Church of the
Co.,enant, Costa Mesa,
ottlclatl~.
Mr1. Hamilton, a secre-
tary, died Sept, 23 at com
Wesa hosplb.l. A nattveCaU-
torDian, she had Uved In
On.oge County lor 19 Jet.tl.
She ls survtved by a 900,
Hurh Talman. Lone Beacb;
2 daurhters, Debn D. JOhn-
lOG, Vallada, Cal., and Holly
ADil Cbapman, Costa Mea,
her motbtr, F.uceala M. Cn-
ble oiOrecon, and two cnDd-
eblldrea.
Cremauoa and burta.l at
sea wu uDder the dtrectioa
of Btll Broectny Mortuary.
PUBLI C NOTICE.:
FlCTlTIOIJS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
TboloUowtocporaooaan
doLic lot.._ u: O.tr Tlle
BW All-. IUS 'll' Vle•
Ioria, ~ M-'""'' Sborrta L. A-<1, MS ...
~aea W&J, Colta lltla, Ca.
_,, llarpnt lloylo,-
T-. Clrelo, IIIIIIILic-
lDeti.-.
11U twfNIIlaCIODilleted .., . _....-.... ---·--TIIIa ..... , ..... m.:l
-lloo-cloftafOr-
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CORI?QVA TO HOLD
COMMUNITY FORUMS
Assemblyman Ron Cor-
dova will begin the October
series of community for-
ums this Saturday, Oct. 1.
The first session wm be
held In the Newport Beach
City Counctl ~hambers from
10 to 11:30 a.m. L ater t hat
day, Mr. Cordova will meet
constituents at the Laguna
Beach City Councll Cham-
bers, 505 Forest Avew e,
from 1 to 2:30p.m.
••CHANGE" wtll be tbe theme and cha.Dglng clothes for
ao ever-cbangtng We-style wUl be sbown when the Junior
AuiJllary of the Assistance League of Newport Beach
holds a fall fashion luncheon on October 7 at the Marriott
botel. Cbeeldnc over a leather trimmed coat fo r the fall
season are. left to right, Mrs. Richard MUler, chairman
of the event, Mrs. Patrick t:Mffy, invitations co-chair-
man, and Mrs. Robert Ball, who designed the tnvttatlons
and programs. (Ensign photo.)
'Changes' is theme
of fall fashion show
"Feedback from the
forums Will enable me better
to present tbe views of my
constituents in Sacra-
mento,'' says Mr. Cordova.
The Assistance League of
Newport Beach. Junior Aux-
ll1ary, will bold Its annual
fall fashion show Oct. 7 at
the Newport Marriott botel.
The theme wlll be·· changes''
Luncheon • Dinner
Brunch • Late Supper
Romantic old world
atmosphere in
the Capn· Lounge
ReserJ~ations Honored
{714) 642-9434
3300 W . Coast Highway
at Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
and the anginal Amelia's
on Balboa Island
OPEN POR LUN CH EON AND DINNER
311 Man.ne Ave. (71 4) 673-6580
and wUJ feature clothes suit-
able for our ever-changing
life-styles.
The second annual junior
woman of the year award
will be presented by last
year 's winner, Mrs. Louis
Kurkjian of Fullerton, There
ar e 14 nominees.
Mrs. Richard Miller is
chair man of the event. She
wlll be assisted by Mmes.
Patrick l:Mf!y, Steve Fenley,
Schuyler Joyner, Lawren
Rittenhouse, James Thomp-
son, Kent J..ohnson, John Ire-
land, and Daniel Guggen-
heim. The invitations and
programes were designed by
Mrs. Robert Ball, and the
woman of the year award
is being organized by Mrs.
Robert Harrls.
Mrs. Wynett Bedall Jr.,
chapter president, and Mrs.
Jolln O'DoMell, Junior Aux-
iUary chairman, will wel-
come guests.
Pro<reeds will help to sup-
port the League's tllrUt shop,
the chlldren's dental health
centre and the chlld dar
care centre for working
mothers.
BADHAM CO-CHAIRMAN
IN S.D.; FORD TO TALK
Rep. Robert E. Badham
wUI be honorary co-chair-
man of a dinnt>r at which
ex-president Gerald R. Ford
will speak In San Otego this
Friday, Sept. 30, at the State
Republican Central Com-
mittee of California conven-
tion,
He will also speak this
Saturday, Oct. 1, at a legis-
lative plaooing conterence'
of the Escrow Institute ot
C alUornia at the South Coast
Plaza Hott>l, starting at 10
YOUR SPRING STARTS Now ·
Haw Armlo.dl Of Tutipe 1"bii SpriDc
Tl"IJP~ I ~C)H .99 2.69Iul!..
Finelt No. 1 GRADE Bulb1.
~ ...... ~ ...... ~~
Other bulbi to plant oow: DUTCH IJUS e FREESIAS
DAFFODILS • RANUNCULUS • SP ARAXIS
HYACINTHS
FREE Bulb plaotial pide.
INurtery SPeciOll
RlchmODd
BEGONIAS
ill bMutifUl
bloom. Ill
redwood
t::!:
. ~ •• 14.16
I 1.').)
IFIOrut Specioll
Frelbly-c:ut
CARNATIONS
norilt wnpped,
=~:e··
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THE BEE LINE
a, /Aitf I!Y aa•LI
Held tilts year at tbt Newporter lu,
Pe~eock Alley of tuh.lou JPtlled aoothtr
labUioat 6aDd day tor Madncltufloly FamUy
Aalillary. Moate Carlo room wu fWed to
overtlow witb membtu a.nc! cuests gathered
to eajoy the dellclous luoehtoo and dellghUW
parade of spectacular yet wea.rable tuhlou.
There were day to even.l.Dg ••• dresset,
pant suJts plUs skirts, feminlDe and gorgeous
formals; coats and c•pes . . • all worn
by Florence Smales' models. Florence
tmartly commeotattd the sbow.
Mrs. James SmithSon, cbalrman, welcomed
all 1n atteodaoee, extended thanks to tbe
committee tbat had ginn ., much of tllem -
selves to make the alfatr a success. Mrs.
Carl Holmberg, chalrman, was introdUced
adding ber appreciation.
Drawings for door and table prizes created
a stlr of ueltement, bringtng thrills to the
wlJUiers. Bernadine Ullman's tables (she had
two) had three or four wtnners. Ruby Hall
was the first winner of tbe day. Hers was
a lidded sbtny brass bowl shaped like a
duck, from the Bower's Museum gift shop.
Dor is Law!IOn and loa Eadie claimed the
table prizes. Mrs. Eadie was a triple wln-
ner, for she also claimed the let or 100
one dollar bills, plus the beaut!tul Madonna
sculpture by OJUe Fisher, who gives one
each year. Mrs. Wllllam lmhoti created thP
lei and the hat trimmed with hundred one
dollar bUls. She told £ert1ne Treat, wiMer
ot the llat, 1t took two months to make
th~m.
Scanning the room we gltmpsed Nancy
Hedloff in pretty lace jacket, Emma Jane
RUey, Jo Toma ••• she won the lar ge
basket of magnificent sUlt Dowers. Winnie
Short, Mary Allee Ayres, Virginia Lippi
were at Helen Waddell's table. Elsewhere
were Rosalie Ingals, Evelyn Lowell, Helene
Rosan, Gretchen Moore, Vleet Malouf, Vic-
toria Beyer, Frances tdathes, Gayna Harri-
man, Ruth Walsh, Geor gia Parker, Pat Allen,
Faye Dudley, Sue Agajanian and Virginia
Daniger.
Do Hughes modeled the money hat and
wa~ sorry she didn't get to keep It, Betty
Porter, looldng lflte a French model her-
self, llad contributed several pieces of jade,
emerald and diamond jewelry which she
desig-ned. Betty's daughter is a model. More
along the runway were Faye l:Mdley, Adelaide
Kingsley, Connie Morthland, Kama Rousselle
and Judy Roellm -and ever so many more.
HAPPY W~ERS at the fashion luncheon:
Ruby Hall, at lett, with brass bowl~ and
triple winner loa Eadie, wear~ the $100
lel and holding the sculptured madonna and
the table wine. (Janey Berls photo.)
CHECKING reserntlon.s at the door ror the
Peacock Alley luncheon of the Madrecltas
Holy Family Auxiliary are Mrs. Hubert
Rousselle, at lett, and Mrs. Lory Roehm. . . . ~ .
The Robert J. Swansons, back from their
honeymoon, are settled in their Anabel rn
apartment and Bob is baclt to work at
Llbrascope Electronics. The new Mrs. Swan-
son (Mary AM) Is the daughter of tht>
Edward Pellegrlns of Corona del Mar.
Theirs was a beautltul w~ing • . •
they were married at twUJght, Aug. 13,
In the Garden Grove Community Chun·h,
where they llrst met. Departing da)' left
a few stray rays to sparltle the fountain
as it splashed into the pool aroood the
large statue of the Good Shepherd just
outside the glass partition of the churc·h,
Candles on the huge candelabrum were
llghted and the expansive sanctuan· camP
to l ife, beautiful, serene with a prevaUlng
atmosphere of peace. From the organ came
the soft accompaniment to the arias sun(!
by the church vocalist.
The bridesmaids, to identical aqua silk
gowns, led the way for the matron of honor,
Jan t:Mgan ••• she ls the bride's sister .
All eyes oow focused on Mary Ann, ae-
•·ompanled to the alur by her !ather. ThP
vows were spoken clearly as thP rlru(s werf'
exchanged ••• and they were ··happy we~Js ."
Ma'ry Ann's lovely Valenrlenneslact>tr im-
rned wedding ~own. of peau de sote, flowao
into a graceful traln as they left u,e altar.
Her lllusion veU was held In plal..'e b~ a
pearl head band. She carriE!(! a tJouqut>t
of white roses aod stephanotis.
The recept.lon wa s held in the ptcturesqu~>
church court • • • tables were set under
the olive trees. Guest line inrludert frit>nds
from here and away ••• Mrs. Frf!(! Menken
from San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Roy I
Curl, Hemet; the Paul McKt>ltveys (owners
of the Bradbury building~ Mrs. Samuel
S. Bowlby and the Paul Welleins, all of Los
Angeles. Also llfe long friends, ''the Jerry
Kaufhold tribe," from south Pasadena, aortl
Evelyn Hood, who taught piano to both of •
the Pellegrin daughters.
Some friends from here lnrludet1 Mrs. Lee
.9oHn and niece Carolyn McCulloch; tile
John Boyds, Robert Crowners, WUbur Re y-
nolds, WUllam MUlers, Thomas Walker,
Louis Turner, Mrs. Lee Hubbs, the Gus
Brellns, the WUtred Berls, aod Willl.am
Berla. Also Admlra.l and IUs. Nicholas
Frank ••• not forgetting t!le t:Mgans, Jan
and Dan from Houston, with their t'fo sons,
Matthew and Peter • • •• the Pellegrins'
ta vorlte grandsons (tl.eir only grand sons)
plus ever, ever so many others who
came to wish happiness to the ne'flyweds.
EASTBLUFF PARENTS
GO BACK TO SCHOOL
East blufr sch:>:>"s annual
tnr k to school nl!.:ht w:ll llf·
held at 7 p.m. W ~esda}.
O··tober 5. !< Puent F acult)
O-ganization m••eting will '
precede the C'lassroom lisl-
tatton.
NEWPORT KARIJ>R EMStCJt
PUILIItED IEEKL Y • PG. 3
THURSDAY. SEPT. 21, 1977
COfOtA DEL MAR, CAU f.
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WE H AVE ALL THE OUTRAGEOU
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BABE-CABRIOLE-ESSENCE RARE
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FOR \tEN &. WOM EN
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:Dry Cleaners ,
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MASTllt CNAIGE a ANI AME ltiC A litO
PersonaliZed By C~uck W1sniewsk•
775 WHt Seventeenth StrMt, Coata Mua
548-5141
The Look of Fall
for Newport Women
MARY ANN and BOB SWANSON, newlYweds
Arab bishop to talk here
The Right Reverend FaJ.k
Ibrahim Haddad wlll ad-
dress a dinner meeting of
the World Affairs Councll
of Orange County at 7:30
p.m. Friday, Sept. 30, at
the Balboa Bay Club. His
topic w-Ul be ''Christians
ill the Holy Land."
Bishop Haddad is the first
Arab bishop and tbe 11th
1n succession to the Epis-
copal See ln Jerusalem. In
addition to Jerusalem, his
diocese includes Israel, Jor-
dan, tbe West Bank, Lebuon,
Syrta, and the Gua Strip.
He was born ln Tulk:arem
In the Samaria District on
December za. l9H, aDd ns
one or six children. His
early education was tnJeru-
salem and he was then ad-
mitted to the American Uni-
versity in Beirut, where he
graduated wtth a bachelor
of arts degree, followed by
the awarding or his theo-
logical dlploma at the Near
East School of Theology,
also 1n Beirot. He has also
earned a master of arts
degree at the American Uni-
versity at Beirut.
DR. MORGAN WIHN
OF NEWPORT DIES
Fuoeral s."l ces are
scheduled tor today, Thurs-
day. for Dr. Morpn Quinn
of Newport Beach In the
WlcJI.DI Fllneral Home,
ValleJo, CaJU.
Dr. QulnD cUed Su.Dday 1n Hoec boipttal. He ls sur-mid b7 h1a wUe. MUdr.ct;
IOU, Camei'Oil J. QIW..
Mnport Bead\, ud RIIU'J .... o.w. of Sub Ala;·
0111 cn~J~tehlld; 2 st.ten,
8ettJ Gati'DtJ. Ww.rt C...-,
ud Btl• McCIMleJ, Daly
CIJ.
llhrtMit Will bt la tM ••eoak ud Oddt.UO.S
C....,, Valle~ A atiYt
" ltocatoa. Dr. CAlM bid
UY..S • Cruce c~ w
liJtan..
O!f £illi )HH
fFORMI!RLY ANN FOLGERI
#I l FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEAOt
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· ROGERS TO OPPOSE RILEY
Tbomu llopra, Sl, ~nllon by GoY, -
Iormor Lido Jolt -.., a..,.. lA 1974 tQ ""' •-actd W. -IIIII bt tl>t ... ll)lHcl tnm of Lido wW na Dtlt 111ae tJr tbt IIJt',l Roaa1d Cupen, W.
COIUity 8otJd of loptrYIIon WU loot to I -.. ...
--. btld by no.... el4tlll otr a.Ja Clllfonta. RUey of Dcwtr horN. Mr, Goftnor Jerry Bron n-
RIUy rep_, lilt Sill --him to I IriS, ud Dr.irlet, Which ltntcbel 1 WbiD the OrfclDil C•tpen aJoac the coast trom Coata term exptred, btwu elected
Mesa to San Clemente. to the seat ta· 19?0.
Mr. Rogers, wbooowUYes
In San Juan Captstruo.
blamed 9Jpenllor Rlley for
''UDdisclpltned deYelop ..
meat" In the soutllem part
of the district,
Mr. Rogers ts a former
chairman ol the Onrce
County Rep.~bllcan Centnl
Committee. He clauUles
himself as a polttical eon~
servattve. Mr. Riley is also
a Republican.
Ex-officer
is suicide
Graveside mUttary sefYl•
ces for Colta Mesa sutclcie
Ylctlm Lloyd E. Wheeler,
59, of 2000 Parsons st., were
beld Monday at El Toro Ce-
metery. He was a retired
lleuteoant coloDel wtlh the
U.s. Air Force.
NEWI'ORT HARa:lR Eli$1(Jt
PUBLISHED WEEKLY·PG.l
•
THU~Y. SEPT. 22, 19n
COIIJHA DEL MAR, CALl F.
DANIIY Bl88-of 18 Shoal
Drln, Jumlae' Creek,
carded rounds ot 74-80-80-
77 for Sll total aJXlcaptured
tbe 7th alllllll BIC Canyon
Country Club golf cbamploa-
shJp bJ' 3 strokes over bJs
nearest rlval, Paul Rekers
of 31 MO.oteetto, Spjglass
Hill. Danny Is the flrst-ever
Harbor Area golfer to bold
club champlonsllip ttUes si-
multaneously 1n 2 golf clubs,
tlavlng won the 1977 clu~
cbampionshtp at lrvtneCoast
Country Club also this year.
(Rich Bassett photo.)
Last year, Mr. Riley ut
an all-time county record
by spendlng almost $250,000
on his suceeutul election
campaign. iD wbicb he de-
feated Mu Btnswanger of
Big Cauyon.
He called Costa Mesa po-
lice at 10:17 p.m. Wedoes-
day, Sept. Zl, to report a
pending suicide. When Ques-
ttooed who was eomml~
suicide he ezpla!ned he was.
He provided tbe pollee dis-
patcher wltbo..hls name and
address. "I've got a shot-
gun," police quoted him as
saying.
Bobby Callis dead at 40 'ANNIE
HALL'
.
Mr. RUey. a retired
Marine general, was ap-
pointed to the Board of Su-
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Irvine 's 3rd Annual Harvest Festival
Saturday, Oc t. 1st 1;30 P .M.
SEE
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Newport Beach Tennle C lub
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Newport Beach
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He fired one round from a
12-gauge double-barrel
shotgun through IUs mouth.
pollee reported. Poltce found
oo suicide oote but a pur-
chase order for the weapon
from a Costa Mesa gun dea-
ler. He died instantly.
MAR Y LINCOLN DIES
Memorial services for
Mary F. Lincoln, 78,ofBal-
boa, were held yesterday,
with Father Rod Stephens ·
offi ciating.
Mrs. Lincoln, a former
school teacher, died Mon-
day.
Bobby Callis, wbo grew
up In Corooa del Mar and
attended local schools, died
at Mt. Diablo hospital in
Concord Sept. 20 at the age
of 40. He failed to survive
open heart surgery follow-
Ing a heart attack.
He had been associated
for many years wtth Far
West Services as a main-
tenance supervisor. WhUe
In the Harbor Area, he had
operated a service station
in Costa Mesa and also was
Involved In petroleum dis -
tributorship, as had his fa-
ther, the late Robert L.
Callis.
Bobby Ca!Us also was
active in Scoutlog whUe he
lived here, and he was one
of the' first newsboys de-
livering the Ensign s hortly
'How to start a business'
Seminars on small btlsl-
ness operations, sponsored
by the business development
committee of the Newport
Ha rbor Area Chamber of
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-89977
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE MENT
The following per sons are
doing OOslness as: A & H
Enterprises, 317 Dah lia, Co-
rona del Mar, California
92625: Stephen Arganbright,
317 Dah lia, Corona del Mar,
California 92625; John A,
Herrera, 317 Dahlia,Corooa
del Mar, California 92625.
This business Is condueted
by an llnincorporated as.
sociatlon other than a
partnership. Signed: Stephen
Arganbright, John A. Her-
rera .
This statement was fUed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 14, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 29, Oct. 6,
13, 20, 1977, in the NeWJX)rt
HarOOr Ensign. F -81883
PUBLI C N OTICE
S-89983
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATE MENT
The following persons are
doing business as: ASD In·
come l.nvestors, 21921A1Pont
Drive, Su ite 104, Irvine,
Califo rnia 927 15: Steven
Gumpert, 4 Deer Creek, lx-
vlne, CalUornta 92?14; Den-
nis W. Smith, 27 A~arlposa,
Irvine, Cal.Uornta 92714; Al-
lred F. Lustbader, 90 Pine
Valley Lane, Newport Beach,
Calltornta 92660.
This business ts conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Steven Gumpert,
General Partner.
Thls statement was fUed
with t he county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept. 14, 1977 .
Publlsh: Sept. 29, Oct. 6,
13,20, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81881
Co mmerce and the Small
Business Administration.
•111 begin next Tuesday, Oct.
4, in the Chamber's ne.,.,•
building, 1470 JamOOree
Road , Newport Center.
Seven seminars wUL be
held on Tuesdays from 4
p.m. to 6 p.m.
The subject or the first
session Is '•How to start a
new business and deal with
consumer realities." other
topics are: '• Raising money
the right way," Oct. 11;
"Small business reco rds,
bookkeeping and cost con.
trol," Oct. 18; "Small bust.
ness taxes, insurance and
lega.J const<lentlons," Oct.
25; ••small business market-
ing and sales,'' Not.1; '·The
making of a sales super-
star," Nov. 8; and "Small
business security and loss
prevention,'' Nov. 15.
Cost of the total series
Is $50, or $10 per individual
seminar. Reservations may
be obtained by calling the
Chamber, 644-8211.
AN ITA DUNN. 54, OF
COSTA MES A IS DEAD
Mass ns held Saturday
for Anita B. Durm, 54, or
31 85 Bermuda Dr., Costa
Mesa, In St. Anne's Catholic
Church, Santa Ana, fol-
lowed by Interment in Good
Shepherd Cemetery.
Mrs. Dunn , a native of
Colorado, had lived tn Or.
ange County for 20 years
and was a secretary at Long
Beach Veteran's Adminis-
tration Hospital. She died
Sept. 22 in Hoag hOspital.
She Is survived by 3
daughters, Linda Smith of
Alabama, Pamela H111 ot
Or egon and Denice Burks
or Carson, CaiU.; her mo-
ther, Orpha Roberts of El
Cajon, and a sister, Ione
Ure of Santa Ana-.
Bell Broadway Mortuary
directed the luoeral. ....
LINA WER TM ULLE RS
PLU S
SW EPT AW).Y
STARRING GI ANCARLO GI AHNIHI
ENGLISH SUB .. TI TLES RATEO -R-
after the Ensign was founded
In 1948.
Services were held in Con-
cord by the Elks Club.
Survivors Include hlswUe,
Sally; 3 children and 3 step-
children; his mother, Doro-
thy Malcolmson of Solvang;
2 sisters, Carolyn (Mrs.
Carl) Sherbondy of El Toro
and CbrlsUne (Mrs. Scott)
Rho rer of PhoeDil:; Ills bro-
ther, Bill ot Tustin, and 3
graodchUdren.
Girl, 11, dies
after crash
A tratflc accident victim,
Monlque Amelia Redi, ll,of
30 Burning Tree Road, Big
Canyon. was Interred Mon-
day 1.n Holy Sepulcher Ce-
metery, Orange, toUOwlng
mass at Our Lady Queen of
Angels Catlx:~llc Church.
Tbe Lincoln MlddleSchool
student died Thursday nigbt
in Hoag hOspital from head
Injuries suffered when hit
by a car while attempting
to rid' ber bicycle across
San Joaquin Hills Rd.atSan-
ta Rosa Dr. at 6:45 p.m.
Thursday, Sept. 22. She re-
portedly was attempting to
ride her bicycle across the
6-laoe road against a red
light when hit by a car dri·
ven by Ann Hench, Laguna
Beach, who was not held.
Rosary was recited Sunday
in Baltz Bergeron Funeral
Home, Corona del Mar.
Monlque Is survived by
her parents, Mr. aod Mrs.
Ralph Reda; a brother, Lou·
Is, aod a sister, Tamara.
OTTO THOMPSON DIE S
Cremation and burial at
sea have been arrqed for
Otto D. Thompson, 56, of
Costa Mesa, who died Tues-
Mr. Thompson, a native
or Oklahoma, had lived lD
this area for 19 year s and
was leasing manager at Va-
lencia Bank. Arrangements
were through the Neptune
Society.
PUBLI C N OTI CE
s .89984
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST AT EMEN7
The following person Is
doing b.lslness as: Huggins
Shoes, 99 r ashton Island,
Newport Beach, Cal.lfornia
92660: Huggins Shoe Co.,
lllc., of Newport Beach •
incorporated In Calilornla,
400 So, Lake Ave,, Pasa-
dena, Calif. 91101.
This busllless Is conducted
by a corponUoo. Corpora-
tion Name: Huggins Shoe Co.,
Inc. of Newport Beach, Doris
Talley, Secretary.
This statement wa s filed
with tbe county clerk or Or.
ange County Sept. 14, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 29, Oct. 6,
13, 20, 1977, in tbe Newport
Harbor EnaJcn. F -81948
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WHO SLID DOWN
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Our Superb Quality Di nners
; .... AT LOW COST!!!
7th Annual
Barber Shop Quartet Show
8 PM -SATURDAY, OCT. 1st
~'BARBERSHOP PLUS" •
• The Manhatters • The Marlo Singers • All-American Boys' Chorus
'
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa
Spon10recl by
The Exchange Cub of Newport Harbor
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FROM OUTER SPACE
One gemstone that can
be accurately described as
'•out ot this world" ts the
peridot (pronounced perry.
dough). This pale green
beauty sometimes rets
here by Lnterplanetary
space travei.Sctentistssay
Us the only gemstone that
is sometime• touod Im-
bedded In meteorites.
Among otbir things, the
peridot is considered to be
a symbol of happy mar-
riage, especiall~ tor those
born in th e peridot birth-
stone month ot August. The
ancients claimed It warded
of! evU spirits, and con-
quered tlmtdltyl Egyptians
once wore It as a night
taltsman, because lt cap-
tures and holds even the
dimmest light. In tact,
though the stone Is usually
yellow -green, bottle -green
or leal-gr een, It appears
darker at night under
artificial lights, .earning it
the nickname '•evening
emerald."
Peridot Is found on St.
Gals sings
for Guild
I
The Muslea.l TM&treGaUd
of Newport Beacb wW opea
tbe 1 f117 .-.on Oet. 5 wttla
a procram of Ucbt elulleal
soars by Rooald Glttla at
Bahla CorbdbJaD Y aellt Cbab,
1601 Sa.yalde OrtYe, Coroaa
del Mar.
CottH at 10 a.m. wtll
be followed by a busiDtN
meeting at 10:30, cooclucttd ·
by Mrs. Michael Braun,
president.
ln his procnm, at 11:15
Ronald Gattis, 22, from
BloomtDcton, lodJaaa, wW
slLig IOIIICS from the Bl'Oid-
war show "PillP1D" u part
of bil repertolre. He gra-
duated from 1Dd1aDa UDiver-
Sity, majortnc in 'IO{Ctv
theater aud daoce. He ls
presently teac~ daoct.ac
privately aud at tbe &dd
Schwimmer Dance CUntc 1D
Costa Mesa.
Mrs. Braun wUJ be assist-
ed by Mmes. James Brooks,
Robert Coats, Lee Jordu,
Marvlo Marks, Edward
Schumacker, Ralph Ta.ndow-
slcy, Elsa R. Wise, E. R.
Remkes, James McGowan,
James Aynes, Darlene Wblt-
lock, and Deborah Oaynes.
Luncheon reservations
may be made in advaoce
at the yacht club office,~-
9530.
SOCIAL M EETIH G FOR
N. B. TEMPL E I SAlAH
ONE OF TUE GROUPS, professlooal and nearly so,
tbat wW play for tbt Music '77 Festival betac spon-
sored bJ tbe On..nce County Ptillb.armonlc Society th.ts
Sunday, Oct. 2, from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Is the locally
formed Newport WoodWlnd Quartet. The group, Wbich
I.Detudes attorneys, teachers aud a home""'ker, bas been
plaYl.Dc tocether tor 2 years. Shown here, getting ready
for a practice session, from lett, Holly Henderson,
nute, a homemaker, wbo is a member ot the Upper
B17 Ptillbarmoa1c Committee; Spencer Covert, bassoon.
an attorney; Carlta Conrad, French born, wbo Is sec-
retary of tbe ftne arts division of Orange Coast College;
Tom Heodereoo, oboe, who Is an attorney and a member
of the Newport-Mesa Board of Education, and Carol
Maoot.a. clarlnet, instrumental music teacher for the
Newport-Mesa schools. Festival '77 wUI be held on the
grou.ods ol the Laguaa Festival of Arts. The event Is
a tuod raiser tor tbe Philharmonic Society. (Ensign photo)
NEWPORT HARBOR EHSI~
PUBLISH EO WEEKLY· PG. 5
THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1977
CORONA DEL MAR, CALl F.
Rasputin author to talk
Ga..t llldker ror the Oc-
tober 18 mMtJQc of tbe
f'rleada ol the Newport
Beac:b Library wUl be Patte
Bamam, wbo rec:eotly co-
authored '' Ruputio, the man
bebJDd tbe mytb'' wttb Marla
Rupattn. The 1 p.m. des-
sert meeti.Dc 'flll be In the
Dour Sbores home of Mrs.
Ricbard Haasman.
Patte Batbam, who Is a
aecoDd geoeratlonpobllsber,
journalist, and · author, Is
also Jmown as tbe youngest
reporter to cover the fouod -
l.Dc of tbe UDited Nations.
She was a war correspon-
dent cllrlnc tbe Koreu War.
Sbe wUl tell ol the lUe
of Ra.spuUo aud bls assas-
sination in 1916. She wUI
relate her diseoYery of a
secret sect 1n Paris th.at
worsblp Rasputtn as the
Cbrlst, and the curious relic
SCHOOL
Newport-Mesa I
H lcb Schools:
• COROIU DEL MAR N
• COST A MESA
• ESTANCIA
• McNALLY
• NEwPORT HARBOR E
Reporte d by GLENN GILBERT
Local high school students
seem to have dictated a dis-
trict cut of llberal and floe
arts stan for next year.
exam received the highest
scores ever achieved ln that
school's ten-year-old pro-
gram.
arouod whieb thla -worship
focuses.
Mrs. Robert E. Hll cbey,
president, announces that
new members are welcome
to Join the Newpo rt Beach
Frleods of tbe Library.
Mrs. GUbert Ferguson,
hosplbuty chairman, wUI be
asslsted by Mrs. Edwin
Ramsey, Mrs. Joseph l
Johnson, and Mrs. Walter
Goecgel.
Reservations are neces-
sary and may be made with
Mrs. Joseph l Johnson, 1053
Dover Drive, Newport PATTE BARHAII •
John's Island In the Red
Sea, from whence many
Crusaders brought back
early specimens. But most
perldots today come from
Brazil, Burma, Au stralla,
New Mexico and Arizona.
Temple Isa.Ja.h of New-
port Beach (Conservative)
wUl hold a Stmchas Torah
soclal on Sunday even1111 at
7:30 o'clock at the Newport
Riviera clubhouse, 350
Riviera Drive, Costa Mesa.
The last portion of one year's
cycle of the five books of
Moses will be read, aDd a
new cycle Is begun wttb the
reading of the first porttoo
of Genesis.
Mrs. Elmore introduces
her slate of oHicers
According to district ad-
ministrators, enrollment
has shltted considerable this
year from liberal and nne
arts to hard science and
math courses. This
academic stlf!enlng is es-
timated to be a result ol
the recent uproar over de-
clining scholastic achieve-
ment. Whlle the shift may
be beneficial for both the
students and district as a
whole, It suggests the elim-
ination of some liberal and
fin e arts teachers by a Board
of Education already· faced
with th e need to cut per-
sonnel by 20-25, due to re-
A score or 5 being the
h.tghest possible, nearly half
the class of 60 received
scores of 4 or 5, twice the
national average Cor AP stu-
dents wbo take the exam. • • •
HAIR
*CUT
*CURLED
*COLORED
* COIFF1.JRF.D
lt-"CETERA
Worship Is held every Fri-
day night at 8:15 at the Har-
bor Chr istian Church, 2401
Irvine Ave., Newpurt Beach.
Hebrew and religious school
wtll begin at 4 Thursday
alternoon, October 6.
HAZEL POIN SETT OF
NEWPORT DIES AT 7S f'ina Hair Specta.hsta
* LORRAINE'S
Private funeral services
have been conducted by For-
est Lawn MortlJary.(;lenda.le
for Hazel R. Poinsett, 75,
wbo died Sept. 17 1D Newport
Beach.
BEAUTY HOOK
ON THE BOULEVARD
Corona del Mor
Phone 644-7336
E ST. 1962
Mrs. Poinsett, wbo Uved
Ln Newport Beach for 33
years, Is survived by ber
husband, Larkin; 2 brothers
and 2 sisters.
The greatest gtft you can give a bed·
wetter (and the rest of the femily too).
is a DRY BED. Bedwetting is a serious
problem. It can cause complic.ated psy·
ehologtcal problems mat last • lifetime,
and tt's so needless, because, when
not caused by organic defect or d isease,
11 can be ended. Phone or mail coupon
for our f ree pamphlet, "Bedwetting -
what 1t's all about and how to end it",
a repo rt by three medical doctors. No
obligatio n.
Our 2 7th IOUALLY 111fCTNa '011 ADU&.ra
Ytar ··---~~.ro _____ .,. .... ''"out coupan completely-
PACIFIC IN TERN ATIONAL CltO LTD.
I Staaford Profnalonal Centn, LA. No.l2131 M3-7000 •-.an-.
us 2 I 770 Wdch Road, Swtc 154. Palo AJto. Ca. 94504 I Parents
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WUKOA'tt1M
•'n'-tF...OAY , ..... ,.
ONN~uteOA'I ••
Tbe Newport W?men's
A•JzUtary ol the Artt.ritis
Foundation of Orange County
held the first meetJni of the
year at the homo of M.:s.
Richard Fuller.
The new president, M:s.
Lester P. Elmore, intro-
duced the lncomlng of-
ficers: Mrs. Alexander
Campbell, vice-president;
Mrs. Harry M. Dodson, trea-
surer; Mrs. Millard Jamo-
son, recording secretary;
M~:s. Randolph ~u. ml!m-
bership; Mts. Gordon Ber-
lin, parliamentarian; M ~s.
Bryan Bueoden, press;
Mrs. Robert Bell, tele-
pbeoe; Mrs. Marsball Beck.
corresponding secretlry,
LIDO WOM EN
PLAN CRU ISE
The Lido Isle Woman's
Club will charter a cru1s1111
boat, the Tiki, to take mem-
bers on a cruise of Newport
Bay, Oct. 11.
Club officers, Mrs.
Eugeoe Melinkotf, program
chairman, and Mrs. Robert
Beechoer, membership
chairman, aDd other ezecu-
tlYe board members wUI
greet new and old memf>ers.
A luncheon meeting wlU fol-
low at theW arehouse res tau-
ra..at 1n Lido Vlllage. Fall
fashleos ~Ul be sbown dur-
Ing luncheon.
USCG AUXILI ARY TO
MEET HERE OCT. 4
The United States Coast
Guard Aul1llary wUl cooduct
tbe moothly meeting at Los
Angeles Federal Snlngs, at
3201 Newport BlYd., across
from the NewportBeachCity
Hall on Tuesday, Oct. 4,
at 7:30p.m.
Members may lnnte new
guests to the meetings. For
addittollll information con-
tact Bernerd Granlctt, (213)
440-3'720, or Los Aaceles
Federal Sulnls~ (714) 675-
Save
$118
Set
42" TAll!,
4 CHAI"S
GLIDER..
CHAISE
and Mrs. J. Ray Fortune.
historl.an.
Mrs. George Ander son, a
new member and wardrobe
coordinator, demonstrated
''bow to buUd a very versa-
tUe wardrobe around one
basic color, starting with
the Important garments In
the wardrobe. '•
Mrs. George Andersen,
is a past vice-president and
fashion director of Talbot
Mills ln New York, and vice-
president and sales m;l nager
for St. John Knits, Los Ange-
les.
duced enrollment. • • •
Advanced placement
English students from New-
port Harbor h.tgh school who
took last semester 's AP
The Corona del Mar high
school Key Club ls sponsor-
Ing a family-oriented com-
munity lecture series, wtt h
topics ranging from con-
sumer protection to )u-
ven1le )lstice. Thomas
RUey, chairman of the Or -
ange Couoty Board otSuper-
'lisors, begins the series
next Wednesday night with a
discussion on airport noise.
Programs are scheduled
Cor 2 a mootb Lnto March
and audience participation is
encouraged. Lectures will
begin at 7:30 p.m. in COM's
Little Theater. Admission is
tree. Program Information
Is attainable at the COM
HIGH ST
CRIMA '0011-IURIAL AT SEA
The Neptune Soc•etv prov•des a s•mpiP rl•Q' ·'•ed
crematton servoce w1th d1ssem1nat1on at sea T • f.'' s no
need for embafmtng. cosmetology cas~et · qravP
Vour Soc••' Secun ty or Veterans Aon.nostri!I•O' oeatr
beneltt may cover our complete se•v•ce Ov •tt>ratu•P
tells the complele story ol our soc•etv v.. '''"or <.al
THE NEPTUNE SOCIETY
646-7431 24 HOURS
2400 W. Coeat Hwy, Suite 9, Newport Beach
Member Belle r Busonesc, Bu•P<U
Send Free PortfoUo to:
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MRS. MARTY LOC KNEY of Lido Isle Is the jewelry de-
partnmeot buyer for the ''gift shop on parade," to be
presented Oct. 10, 11 and 12 In the Hoar hospital lobby
by the Hoag Au1lllar}. Other buyers and assl.sbnts are
Mmes. Leonard South, Charles Clements, Bernadette
Goetz, YUan Couch, Ella Stevens, E. L. Beahm, R. Ford
Bulloch, Edgar Hill, Dennis Ahern, R. S. Pattison and
Jack Hetzler. Mrs. Beahm ·ls gi.tt box chairman, aod
Mrs. Bulloch Is Auxiliary president.
11 ~3 H . COAST HWY
LAGUHA lEACH
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Workshops · for couples
Three workshops for
couples only will be otfered
by the Orl.nge Coast YMCA
aod Coastline Community
College this fall, according
to Jim de Boom. YMCA ex-
ecutive director. The pro-
gram Is called "positive
partners" and ls part of a
national YMCA program to
strengthen marriages, Mr.
de Boom added.
Dates are October 7 -8;
October 28-29; aod No-
vember 18-19. Hours are
7 to 10 p.m. Frlda.JI aod
· 9 a.m. to early evening
Saturdays.
Enrollment can be made
by calllng Coastline College
at 963-0824 or Mr. de Boom
at 642-9990.
INTERN ATIONAL YM
SESSION SET FOR HB
The 197'7 lnteroattonal
YMCA session wUl be held
at the Newporter llln Sept.
29 tb.roQ(h Oct. 2. UD!ted
States S«<atorS. L Hayatan
will be tbt featured tpeaktr
at the Oct. 1 tuocheon. That
eYtDIAC, the croupwUl booo"
Harbor Area restdellt tn1JI
C. Cbap""'n lor h1s eft>rts
u put chllrman of tbt
blitenaUonal Committee of
YMCA'•·
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OF COSTA MESA DIES
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M1n1-muscles · •• TODD ••can 1111 s. Kine• .... -· "' -1a
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'•Mtll-ma.tel•" rootb&ll acUoo.. Predleted: tnorttes Newport Bar-Mc~$~.7 Ud Bruce BatebeUOr. llarlk VobotU
Hl.:»a ~ JabardaJ, Oct. ' bor and Elltaaela both .steaded their wJ.Dnlac recOYtred 2 ftlmbl• tor tbt Sailor. oo 41-
1, it! NtwPOrt Bet.cb. Thlt's atrttb to z pmea wUb defeats over Corona feDit wtille O..Yt Rltstl ud PIUI Heltrtcb
wbta kt.dl 5 tbroueb 7 ltl.rt del Mar lDd Costa Mesa. toot erecltt for tbt Z taterc ......
a oew footblll leacue IPOO· Newport Harbor tnYet. to Loara lllab
sored bf the city reert~.tioo School at 8 p.ro. todi.J, Sfipt. n, wbUe
departmfot. • NEWPORT IO-CORONA. 'l Corona dtl Mar tDterta.lal Su. ClemeDtt
'•Tbey'U use the little A tenacious Sallor defense held the Sea lD tbelr first league club Frl.daJ lllcbt
•oerf' footballs made of Kings of Corona del Mar to a net 35 yards at DaYid.,n Field,
toam," eq>l•lns recreation ga1D, whUe Newport's offense did its part • • • • • director Garey Black, ''That and posted a.o l0·7 victory to a game plagued • EAOLES 21 -MUST AN OS 0
way, we don't tlue to worry by Oags and fUmbles. Newport Harbor was Quartetblck Dave Jeraollo scored twice
about them being atraJd of pena.ll.zed 105 yards to Corooa del Mar's ID the third quarter aDd led Estancia to a
the foott.tl." 55 yards, wttb both teams tumblt..Dg 4 Urnes. 21-0 Ylctory OYtr Costa llesa Friday Dlcht
Practices are being held The first half saw only one score, which at Orange Coast CoUece. 1bougb the score
on Mooday aDd Wednesday came on a 24 yard field goal by Sailor was one-sided, tbe atat1stlu were almost
afternoons, and pmes wUI Mark Hales with 4:25 to go in the first equal behreeo the two teams, but tunovers ~~:.~~
be played on Saturdays in half. Though Newport HarOOr clearly con-kept the Mustancs from putttnctbenecessary
city parks. Registration for trolled the tempo of the half, the 3.0 score points on the board. ORANGE COAST COLLEGE HALFBACK Dan
the program, which costs seemed least damaging as Corona turned The nrst Eatancla score came 00 a4-yard No. 33, breaD loose tor 1 12-yard plclcup lD 1ut
$5, Is stW open through the ball over 3 times, twice lD their own run by Andy DomlD&'uez alter a JeraQko. day night's cla.sh wltb Saddleb&ct Collere. OCC tirtlt eod
Oct. 5, Mr. Black said. territory. The Sea Kings couldn't seem to to-Gleon Hicks pass that wu good for Manny Torres blocks for Duddridge. Saddleb&ck won
Teams are bein&: formed tt.od the handle on tt.e ball as they fumbled 3_2 yards to tbe 6 yard Une. The big plays tbe pme 17-10.
at tbeCDMCommuoityYouth twice on first down and threw a pass Inter-a wtill th ame .,.5 stUl u 1n the
Center, Pen.tnsula park,Ma-ceptton. ~~:O~arly ~n t~e g secood baU, Th: Eagles TOUGH VI KINGS rtners park, Eastblufl Boys The secood half saw much of the same were looking for less tban a yard to give
Club, Butralo HWs aDd New-as the SaUors out-played the Sea Kings, them a rtrst dow near midfield Jeranko ~~P~:~bt~~~~-simple, ~e~r:e~~o::.'Y Tah~~e :mr:n~~ 1~nln 1f~~Y~~~ ~k P11':s ':8'1 r:::r: ::~ -:! ~~~;:.~= N EX-T FOR OCC
and every boy wUI get a run by Bryon Ward with 6:3S left ·-the for his first TO. A 2 point connrslon was
chance to play," says Mr. final play of a 53 -yard drive engineered by added aDd the score waa 14-0, One mlDute
Black. ''Most kids just want quartert»tck Craig Lyons. H,ales booted the and 20 secoods alter the score, Costa Mesa
to play. They don't care, extra point and the score was 10-0. Co rona fU mbled the ball on their own 29, Jeranko
and often don't know, who del Mar's bright spot of the game came on stepped in aod threw to Mike Camp for 29
wins, so there wUI be no Bruce Batchellor's 63-yard punt return for yards and the ftnal touchdown to make
scorekeeplng or standings. a score with 3:04 left. Kurt Brockman it 21 .0,
Every boy wm get a chance booted the extra point and the Sailors were ThOugh Costa Mesa was able to move
to play every position. The thinking twice about victory. the ball on the Eagles most of the game,
coaches will point the play. Newport Harbor foiled the Sea Kings ' 4 lost tumbles, 3 intercept;tons, and very
ers downfleldandchee rlhem plans, however, as SaJior linemen he ld 011 untimely peDalttes worked against the
on ." to the ball in an obvious on-sides kick Mustangs throughout the game. Quarter-
RECRUIT TRA INING
Navy ~man Recruit Tl·
mothy P. !l.ulllga.n, son ot
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Mul .
ligan of 558 Traverse Drive,
Costa Mesa, has completed
recruit training at the Na.
val Tnlning Center, SanDi-
A 1976 of Cos-
be Join-
1!177.
situation. Newport went on to drive to the back Jerry Cribbs kept the Mustang attack
Sea King !-yard line before the f~nal gun alive, completing 15 of 33 passes for 148
robbed them of another scoring opportunity. yards, Early 1n the second quarter Cribbs
The game ended 10-7 In favor of the-Sailors passed to Mike Ziegler on a 53 yard scoring
and to the delight of at least half or the strike, which was only to be nullUied by a
6,000 spectators who attended. clipping penalty, thus typifYing the lu ck of
'Fhe statistics were not as close as tM the Mustangs.
score, however, as Newport totaled 9 first Jeranlco completed 7 of 14 passes tor
downs and 314 total yards, compared to 106 yards and was the Ieadlng rusher with
Corona with only 1 first down and 34 yards, 58 yards, Co.ta Mesa totaled 251 yards in
Lyons completed 5 of 17 tor 92 yards while total offense whUe EstaQCtatallted26!yards.
-~ Thom•s Jefferson, the U.S.
presid ent. wu · • redheMt .
"we just might be f.ac~ Tbe Bucs turned the b&U
the best JC football team in over 6 times aDd had 3 poor
th tat • • punts. Tbe Pirates lost 2 ~~ange; Coast College head tumbles aDd bad 4 passes
D T Intercepted, football coach lck ucker • Th OCC d 1 died was discussing this Friday's· ree r ves
battle with Long Beach City deep In Saddleback terri-
C 11 Tucker's Pirates tory. The first ended at the ~st~~· Vikings at 7:30p.m. 9, the second at the 4, and
in OCC's LeBard Stadium. th~.thlrd at the 5,
Lo 8 h with a 2_0 rec-We should have scored dngst~ a rag'"ed Cer-on each of those drives," or • o......,.. l!io Tucker said
rttos team 31-16 Saturday Despite t'he lack of of.
night. fens ive punch, OCC's de-
The game Is the final DOD· , fensive unit played well.
conference test of the year Sophomore outside line-
for the Sues. They open backer Paul Radish led the
South Coast Conference war-charge. Hetlld 18 tacklesarx:l
fare on Oct.8agalnstGross-3 quarterback sacks. occ•s
mont College at San Diego other backer Mike Musso
Stale University's Aztec had 9 tacltle; one QB sack
Bowl. and 2 blocked punts. Middle
After winning th ei r ttrst gUard Rick Batterby tlad 16
2 games of the sea~n. the tackles. Tackle Dave
Pirates dropped a 17-.0ver. Sanders bad 14 stops.
diet to Saddleback College OCC's passing game
·Saturday night at Mission 84 yards on 11
Viejo high school~ .• llllll.;;~-~
1 2 Times 3 'nmes
BALLS
SOCCER SHOES
SO CCER SHIN GUARDS
81\SKET BALLS
81\SKETBALL RA CKBOI\RDS
WATER POLO BALLS
SOFTBALLS
BASEBALLS
~.~~~::\~G sHOES R G & RACQUETBALLSHOR
FOOTBALLS
FOOTBALL SHOES
FLAG FOOTBALL FLAGS & BOLTS
MITTS & GLOVES
'74 DATSUN 1210
2DOOR
4 cy1 ., 4 speed, radio, heater. Lie. •e96JJU
StOCk 129A.
'75 MERCURY
........ 11.0 MX STA. W....
auto. tr•ns .• eir condltlonino. POwer
llMtlng. pOWW diK' br'MM. rldlo. tMMter. lUg. r.ac.. Uc.1P383LWS 8todc. t2n4.
53399
'76 PIMTO
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.. cyl .. 4 IPHCS. "' condlt6oMig. r.t~o. hMter. tow mtlilage •PI)r'OlC . 11,140 mil". Lie.
t3181'1<£--.
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cyl .. 4 eoeed. radio, heater. luvo-ge ra..
11 12MNN Stock 13010.
'73 AUDI FOX 4 DR.
52499
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·,31 to 4tl words .•••• 4,00 ... ~ 6.50 .... 8.00
Each word over 40 • . .10. . • . .15. . • . ,20
• MUSIC IHSTRUCTIOH
FLUTE INSTRUCTION ••
Former faculty member,
Oberlin College Con.
se"atory, re·located in
Newport Beach. Call SUsan
Fries, 640-5686.
• SERVICE S
ALICE'S HOUSECLEANING,
reasonable, rellable. Ref-
erences. OWn tnn.sporta.-
tton. 646-4871 anytime.
I WANT to be your GARD.
ENER. Call ''Charlle the
Clipper" at 759-9294.
TRAVEL TRAlNEE, Trani
Ageocy, Fashion Island,
N. B. Non-smoker. Typ~
log requlred.-Wewllltratn
ln travel. Full beoef:Us.
640~6111, 955-2222, any-
time.
I· FOR SAL £
THE BOD
Beauty, barber supplies ••
, Jhirmack, Sasson, Trt, Hi,
KMS, Redken, Shaklee, Uni-
cure, Heads. 369 !::. 17th
st., Costa Mesa. 642-8910,
(Licensed.) p a1 bo -erson , me,
car and Industrial ·pro-
BOOKKEEPlNGtrAX SER-ducts . N'trrRILITE food
VICES. We are business supplements. Call 64%.:.
consultants who specialize l~0~84~3~fo~r~~}~d~el~lv~e~ry~, in small and oon-proflt •
businesses. Call for an
appotntmeDl. Steven R.
Hlads, 557-1041.
: • BICYCL ES
wearing a
lied with a string. Lost
on Iris Street on Inland
side. Call 644-7262.
• H EARIIIC AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
2i~.v~~-~"INO AID8
Proper Fin ing Assu red
3409 E. Coast Hw y.
Corona del Mar
SAILING student would Ute
to crew, Open weekends
khd some weekdays. Call
548-2113.
SERENELY free to e~lore
new vistas? Care for your
home, yacht or crew?
Mlrtam, Bo1 854, Corona
del Mar, 714-633-4077.
• ---
pSYCHIC CAN (mesmerize)
loved oDes, vthers to do
WrtteJamll,
Ore-
FOR SALE
FIDe Selectl.oo •• Superb
Values --E-Z Terms.
PIANOS -GraMs, cOnsoles.
uprltes, used but great.
Stetnway, Y amaba, Cable,
E'erett, Balc.twln, Cur~
rler, Janssen, Johnson,
and lots more; prices
from $595.
ORGANS -U you buy your
organ delJberately, you'll
buy a Y AMAH AI HERE aow
the all oew (roora lbead;
Yamaha -· from $695.
SPECIAL • Uled Yamabo
eet110le plaoo, $1395,
RENTALS -S!Jtoet plaDoa
from $15.00/moalh.
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO,
1 Stelony • Yamaha
1907 Malo Saola Alii
• PLU MBtHG·HEATIHG
SALES & SERVtCE
420 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
. 646-7706 -646-6855 1 __ ..::67:.::.5-=38=33-----1liJ u st PI u m bing
MALCOLM (I!IUet) CUTLER
• f lORIST
FLOWERS FOR
All OCCASiONS
DeMur/ Tosh
FLORISTS
PHONE: 80& .. 79
2C38 Newport Bl'lfd.
Cotto-
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'SELF SERVICt LAUIIDRY .w----1 FrJcldlln .....,.ro
COM
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Clothtnc: -Nautical Cllta
Marint Hardwart
Open seven t\lys a week
to Hnt you better
goo W. COAST HWY., N.B.
PHONE: 645·1711
a STATIONERY ----~= OfPICIIUPPLY IM.
"lOt t NwwpoNtl'ld, N .... OI't
,,
& Heating
water Heaters, Olsposals,
Oralns, Faucet~, Copper
Rt-plpea •••• Rueoaable
prices ••• Day, nlcbt, or
weet-eodsl
JU ST P L UMBING
Telll>l><iot: ua.ml
Ltceue No. $00948
Conner
Plum~ing .............. _
'640·7444
u •ova •••'!'11;11
Ull COA8T HIGHWAY
DI:L MA•
Newport Beach Balloa
Lido Isle Corono del Mor
' Costa Meso ,-Balloa ildand
Make Offer ....
Newport Beach
Yours wUI be the ftrtt bld tn probate ale. Fast
escrow •
-Four bedrooms, custom ~cor, ,ery Dell' ftter.
Secluded sun.wull6d l)l.tlo, many trees, automaUc
pnge door-opener. T«<D1s courtaodpoolan.lllble.
Asking price ·$129,500
SALES PERSONS
Tired ot small commission splits?
How al>o<lt 90'1> to you --10'1> to
the Broker on all deals?
Call US!
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really
-... H arbor View
Homes
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Outstanding Montegol Highly upgraded and lD per·
feet tocationfl . . . near part and recreational
&.cllltl.esl Four bedrooms plus tamUy room; pri-
vate brick patio; garage door opener. $161,500 -
hurry, won't last long! Paula BaUey, 842-8235,
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901 DOVER OIL, 64).1235 I 1U.4 5AH MIGUEL. 6.4.._6200
45.45 CAMPUS OR., 1S2-1Ht
180° VIEW
J Bdrms .. den & family rm .. 3 full
baths; in Corona del Mar's pre-
stigious. v1ew an~a . The best of
everything in this immaculate, custom
homt. Luxurious tiled jacu:u.i, with
extensive patios + large view ter-
ract ... thruout. a feeling of spacious-
neSs & quiet good taste. Fee land.
$310,000_
OI'IN SUI4. 1-5 2907 HARIOII YIIW Dl.
Q: Orange Coast Q:
2&00 E.Coost Mwr .• Con~n• del l or
lEAL ESTATE UH UI
SITUATED ON TEN ACRES
SPAO OU S I & 2 BEDROOM APAR TMENTS
e Private Patios • fi ,.,laces
• POOL S • T!MH IS COUR Ts
• Separate Fa•lly Sectlo•
• Adlecent to Sd•e•h •d piOJt'!f••-~
900 S.e Lano
M•Arthar ,..., C.ast Hwy._deao .. , '•eltf• ltl'•
CORONA DEL MAR (7 14) 6 ~26 11
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NE.aRT HARBOR EJfSIGN lMURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1977
Newport Beach Balboa Island PUBUSHEO WEEKLY-PAGE 7 OOOA DEL MAR, CAL.
Lido Isle Corona del Mar eal Estate
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UPPER BAY HOME
S116,CJOO
Features seldom fouod in bomes at twice the prtce. Spacious deo or
••pool-table" slzed famUy room. Regular double pnce, plus added
two-car taDdem garage, Yblcb 1s "ftntsMd ott,., creattac a oea.rly
dust-free room. (n currently bouses two a.otlque cars.) Add these
features to an alr.eady lovely thrM-bedroom and for mal dlDlDc room
borne wttb meticulously maintained grounds, a.od this coald be the
borne you'n always wanted. Wby not call today for a no obUptloo
appointmeut to see lt. Call your local Century 21 Profes•Jooals at
WestcUtt Realty. WE'RE HERE FOR YOU!
WESTCLIFF REALlY CO.
h 33 WE$TCLI FF OR.
H EWPORT BEACH, CA. 92660
Upgraded Beauty
This lovely home features 4 bedrooms, formal
dln1Dg, tamUy room, sunken UYlng room, brtct
patio, low matntemnce yard with sprtnklers, block
wall, two patios --one covered. Call today for
appolotment to see.
$108,000 ~-~IDO REALTY
_, 3377 VJ• a.w-. M.wport ~Net.
673-7300
ACOBS REALTY
2919 N ewport Blvd.
675-6610
645-7221
\Wre Here For You. TV
IM.h afflc:« 61 iiMkpr ndc:ndy CJIW1WCI and opnatrd.
Prime -Prime
TWELVE-UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE near Dis-
neyland; $295,000 full price~ $75,000 down. Owner
wlll carry remaioder at 9%.
Private parties, only.
Also.... c~ 4-P}ex. $195,000.
ED SPATRI SANO
ORANGECOUNlY
INVESTMENT PR OPERTIES
TELEPHONE 534-69.0
"Dynaatc PropertJ Maaa&ement,.
We may DOt ban IJl1 farms in Newport Beacll
bat JOU can b&Ye your own guden and orchard
1D Corooa del Mar •* you see this lovely 5 bed-
room borne. Enjoy seulde llring with the charm
of the cowtry. Call 640-6161.
/ Call 640-6161
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
MLS SALES REPORT
Sales through tbe Multiple L1.sting
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Me sa Board of Realtors totalled more
than $386 million during t he first I
months of 1977. TIUS IS A 26-1/2
INCREASE OVER T HE SAME PERIOD
OF 1976. 7,443 new listings were
processed, of wblcb48% WERE SOLD.
77% of t be salea were cooperative.
~ your property with a Realtor_.
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
. CAt.OSHOUSIISTYAL .. -
FAMTAST1C OCEAN YIIW
Elegant 3 bdrm., 3 bath family homt:
with formal dining rm., brttfst. rm. &
ga.me rm. with frplc. & wet bar. Larg~
yard with room for pool. 3 PrivatE:
~acht:s. A must see! $315,000-· or.e 1·1 4141 eoetAM H.
CALL 673-7040· .
Q E CAII£0 SII01t£S •eSIDBNT W80 ALISTS
Reduced
$10,000!
SPYGLASS HILL
... noM TBlS BEA17'11FUL 4 BE[)R()()M PLUS ,..._1' 11100111 8C*I. POOL .urn JACUZZl .....
. A.RTP'ULLY LA!Uik:APED.
NOW ONLY $289,500
Just Listed
CORONA DEL MAR---CUTE COTTAGE ON
SUPER R-Z LOT.
l $125 ,000 ,q/MAiinN ~
REAL ESTATE
.. L<DAIT ~WAY.·CDIDIA DB.. Ul
I iE:
110111 BLIINS ~Q.
. :o_y};~ 10 Y.EA~f 0 F SER\!Il~:
Coron·a del M~t
TOWNHOUSE
WE JUST SOLD' ANOTHER Vll!l PROP!RTY .
, ... : !.:.~-.T LimN~ YOUIS!r' .
I I • MAURY STAU~
SEA LION REAL TV
I U1~.M. aWT Hr( ... I.ACUtA ~,: ~. • .
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NEW LISTING!!
CODA DB. MAR .
Lonly Z bedroom and deD home wttb Z taU..
OD SO ft. R-Z lot. Owotr wtll1Utall DIW e&.r'J)et1.lc.
Only $129,500
•.• I 8 ...
OWNER SAYS SELL!
011 Of A KIIL .. W(II)IIftl BUY
Three bedroom, 2 bath condo ln best of tbe
Blu.tfs. Exceptionally good investment. Clean u a
wblstle wttb brand new carpets.
Only $99,950
CALL TO SEE-640-7000. •••• L 0 0 K
4472 PARK GLEN, IRVINE
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
A 17 x 20 famlly room wltb ftreplace 1D this
upgraded Irvine 3 bedroom borne within walld.Dc
distance of Heritage Park, schools and shops •.•
Priced at $79,900,
FOR·QUICK SALE!
.-•···-~····-~ido Jsle
Newly remodeled, 4 bedrooms, den, 4 baths,
Uvlng room with cathedral ceilings. Large master
bedroom suite. $224,950.
Four bedrooms, two baths, newly decorated, large
~tlo, beam ceilings, hardwood floors, 48 foot lot.
$225,000,
£uKury Waterfront Condo
Two bedrooms, Z-1/Z baths, pool, )acuui, 24-
bour security, brand new, completely furnlsbed.
$220,000.
Peninsula
Four bedroom, three bath bome. All amenities lonly area. $195,000. '
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT
HOMES FROM $900,000 _
BILi GRUNDY, Realtor ,,,.,.,. aw.. •t Lind• rate
341 BAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1. N.l . "U 161
SERV ING
NE WPORT BEACH
SI NCE 1960
759-0226 anytime
EARLE "BUD" CORBIN, GRI
BROKER
A Pleasure ....
ENJOY YOUR HOME ..
• • Also your investmE:nt ! Ov~r the:
ptriod of many y~ars it has bt:t:n pro-
ven that proJ>E:rties appreciate fast~
that are located ON THE WATER OR
NEAR THE WATER! This prestigious
ho~ is located just one door away
from Oc~an Blvd. or a "4 Wood Shot"
from Little Corona B~ach. Ther~ ar~ s
s pacious bdrms & 6 baths + loads of
h ving & ent~rtainin~ ar~a. A total of
5,000 sq. ft. of living s pace. which
must tell you som~thlng. Tbe proJ>E:rtY
ts located on 2 full sire lots that ar~
fee-no leas~ hold-a realistic pric~ at
$350,000
YOU'LL LIKE OUR ESP
... Ea,erieftcect Set •• p.,. ...... t
759-0811
I H) s 33-9 1s1
Hester-Brown
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*******.**** Raehelle Robers, ~ltor .
~333 _E. Coast ~i~~way
Corona del Mar 67 5-2373
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lnterfol.th walk Oct 3 <~'•' nod-.... 1) -~· llllllllll-Wop '""""' ................. .
MARITAL TALKS AT CHURCH
.Aa adult dan dlJCUNtoa
at 9 a.m. tbU Suldl.y OD
tbt commttme:Dt dtmtDIIoa.
of murlice vowa wUJ bt
lollowtd at 10 a.m. with
tuehlrlst, a;ermon, aDd a
pubUe NneWJI of tAelr own
marrlare vows by tbe eon-
r rep.Uoo or st. James £pts -
copat Church. Newport
dncl puftbtoatn aDd a
•IIIIIDc 141m ol 40 Eploco-
ptl taymtll aDd yoatb from
throuctlOUt SoutMrnCautor-
nll •UJ bold dlaDer m•et-
loct both eYt AlbC:s, toUowed
by separate,pror ram s tor
tdultt, )'OUth t OO Clllrth
IChOol C:h1l9!eD.
• Afttr' IWitehklc pb.DI1 It DOW '" ~U 11.0 aa,rben U broUa U...
AD 1Dtt rl;dth walk spon-laaUoo at UCL no110rec:t Jobt~rg tblci'OUPDR aDd doUJttdlri .. J,totbtUm... ''ODe diJ. u •• wallDid
10rtd b)' Ctwrcll WQmen cuestawUI belottr1a.Ubstaa to Durbl.n, wb.tcb Datjldde .. talosl p.me preM"tla the dowo a roQ. we •ert.at.u'·
United Mooday, Oct. 3, •ill members f ather BUt Me-ac rll>es as •·a beacll r..ort Zutu COUDtl'J of South Afrl-tled b1 a·bup crowl 1 ,..,
bt(JD at 1&.30 a.m. at Luth... Laughlin, Rabbi Bernard town on the lodlan Oeaaa, ca~• Natal rt~ttoo. A Zulu teet away, Our IVJdn IIWUR(
erltl Ctwreb of the Muter, kh~rt:, the 6 ev, Lawrence simila r ln many ways to CUldt, lllud.lilu, ud a wbltt arouDd Wltb tbtlr rtnu at
Z900 Pacific View Dr., Ha r-RouUla..nJ, the Rev, DonStur.. Newport Beach.'' Weatbtr-Eacllab-bon plde, Coltn the ready, but a leopaM.
bor View HUis. geon; also the lolertattb late ..rt nter there • wasntee. Jotulloo_ accomJ)lllleCI the whom we had appereatly
The seeorl(l ctru rcb on the FouodaUon president, Mabry Two days Ill Durbl.o were group as tt hiked arovod the awakeMd, simply. seam.
tour Is across tbe street, Slelnhaus, a00 United Mtn. a shocker. ''The ractal dl.s· game preserve tor 5 days. pe rf(~ ott into the brush. A ''faith alive" weekend
Is set for October 7-9,
acc:ordln$ to Peter Coppen,
local chairman. Stunt Wo-
The Or, Franc:Js Schaef-
fer series of turns and dis-
cussions will continue on
Wednesday evenings thrnu~th
the moothotNovemhur .
St. Michael and All A~els tstry Campus Minister c rimination was terrtbly ev-Uuulliu, 64, IOQktd to be '•We arrtvtd In Utabatu.
Episcopal, 3Z33 Paclflc VIew L)·nne Fitch. tdent. Black people who wat-in hts forties, David says, ba, a Zulu towu. oo market
Dr. Then on to St. Mark Reservations maybe madE> ted on us at the hotel actu -''Tbe terralD Is about the day, a Saturday, and bad
Presbyterian Church, ZlOO by calling Jeanette Wood, ally cowered as U they ex-same as the Irvine bills, heard tbtre was a reJtaur-
Mar Vista Dr., East Bluff, 675 -7103. pected to be struck." This wrh scrub brush and lots ant there. We looked tor-
and Our Lady Queen · of . aspect ot the trtp kept con-o dry grass -In tact, it ward to a hamburcer, after
Ang els Ron.an CathO lic ~:'({b~/ /• = fronllng David almost every-loots a lot like the area days ofeattngdriedtraHtood
Church, Z0-4 6 Mar Vista, where he went. of Lion Country Safari 1\et:t~ out of our packs. But, the
where luncheon wUI be ser-'·When you get awaY from lD Ora.nge County. hamburger turned out to b6
ved at IZ:30 p.m. in the the big towns, you ttod peo -'• We saw rhinos, both of soy meal, or some such,
pa r ish bali. The Purple Heart medal was piP living iu squalor aDd black and White. We walked and waso't very gOOd. Tbe
origin•ted by GeOt"!Je W11h· po•er ty. While South Afrl-slngle .. tue. CoUo told us to restaurant was a disaster. Lunc heon tickets are ington in 1782. Only three or be d t 11 b w 1 $3,50, procef!ds lo benefi t four were awarded during the cans gave us strange looks rea Y 0 c m the near-e were the on Y whites In
the stu dent [nte rfa lth organ-American Revolution. too.'' ' est tree U a rhtoo got ag-town. I felt uneasy. Zulus
After visit ing the Durban gresslve. With a pack on looked at us as though to
poltce :lndexchangfngaNew. my bact, I wasn't too sure say, why are you look!,. at
port Beach pollee s houlder I could climb a tree. ·You'd me as thOUgh I'm ln a zoo?"
patch for a Du rban patch be amazed at what you can Aft er 4 days In the Trans-
Da vid and his pa rt •· set out' do with a Z-ton rhino after vaa l, the llttle group was
with z guides, ror fhe bush: you,' Colln assured 1ne." driven the 300 mil es back
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333 E. 11th Sl • C11t1 Thev drove .J hours in a The Umtalost menagerie to Johanoes burg.
VolksWa~ten v:tn ("I ha veaL-al so included ugly warthogs, '·We went t hroul'(h th£> fa.·
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the graceful Impala, zebra, mous Soweto black suburb,
baboo ns and crocodiles, and and .c;aw terrible, terrible
lots of birds. "The crocs, slums, Johannesburg, lts£>U, IJ)IG 1000
8 to 15 feet lonl(, would lie was much Hke Los Angeles;
around in the inland swamps. just auother modern cJty."
Co lin recalled that a Zulu At a de -briefing, ian Play-
had strayed too r tose once er llstened to the hikers
a few months ba rk a.nd had tell about the ir expe riences
been k1ll~." and what the)· tlad gotten
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11oamond o::..ttfidge Nights were sometimes out of the trip.
eerie, David recalls. "You David summed tlp his tm.
would be sleeping In your pressions: ··When you're at
sleeping bag, and you'd be the mere}' of the ani mals,
a.,·akened by a.ll kinds of you don't reel very Lig and
animal noises. So und travels powerful • , • I was lmpres -
so well in the open courrtry, sE>d by the deanl tness or
that you couldn't be sure Du rhan and Johannesbur~,.
how far away the anim als . . I was shocked by the
we re. fl..':llity of racial dlsnlmi.
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•&Pioduc;e bass luoda'fl~l'\1,.5 dOwl'\ to the th•tnnold ol
lluman heBio"Q-ba$5 you c11n !eel as much as hear Bul
The Ull•abass ·~ Ol'\ly oart ol lho5 no-bade-elf o;~lem
Come hsten 10 the l2'12' vou .. e newtr heatd ar,'(!h•'ly
1•1<.1:1 •I bt:!IOfe Nol l•om JBL Notl•om anyone
'·We took turns stayinl! nat ton , •• You hear abou t
up for an hou r, so we could J>Ovr>rty, but until you see
keep a fire going all night. how the Zulus li~·e, you can't
That he lps keep the animlls understand II. No thfng can
away. There was al':'irlalong prepare you for tha t.'' hc..,.......Tr....._ ...__,o. ... -ow...., ....
on the trip. Tina, 21, from In his prlvatP .:onversa.
Indiana . She woke everyhod\' tions w1tt1 while Sou th Afrl -
up one night ~~o·itt1 11e r t·ans, David ,..·as told that
sc reams, but she held U(' ··H is just amatter oftime,"
rea.lly 'A'ell during thP hi. llf>fore the vast black ma~r
king. Noborly !li:lde an)· pas-ll y ta kes over. ''The whites
ses at he r, because she is are leaving, and the blacks
enga!l'erl. a n:• multtplylng," sepmed to
All BLANK TAPES-
CASSEmS-
REEL-TO-REEL-
8-TRACX-
ARE ALWAYS SOlD
AT COST! OR BElOW!· · ·
"It was r1ark at 6 and 1.!.:! the simple consensus.
we 'rl usually be ltl our slee-Dav id and friends retur-
ping ba~s tty 7. It gave a ned via Rome an(J London.
person time to think, 1t marie As David Gray gets re;t.
rou realize :-.ow small and dy to go back to Fullerton
insignificant you ar e -and Sta le, l1e rloes so wit h a little
it makes you appreciate lletler understandln~ of the
home:· rPst of the world.
One morning, after sleep. And, with a heightenedap-
i~ along the Black Um fa -predation fo r wha t he has
losi river, the group wo ke
to ftnd leoparrl tracks alo!lll
the edge or their camp. Ano-
tller day, while taklng an
aft ernoon nap on a ~rass
hill, they awoke to fi nd a
r hino abou t 8 feet away.
· We were petrlflec1. But,
he walked on past as though
we weren't there. lie was
headed for a mud bath at
the river 's ed~?;E', We had
been told that rhinos see
only vagup outl in es, and that
tt we didn 't wea r brig ht co-
lo rs, we would not Ue all
that noticeable to them.''
A dar \11 a Zulu vUJage
was a pleasant Lreak in th P
S{'hedule. ''They weresoge-
nProus, although th ey obvi-
ously had very little. They
offered food and wate r, and
seE>med Int erested In ou r ca-
me ras and in whether we
we re en~ylng ou rselves.
"The Zulus gresented no
Kreat da nger, our guides told
us, but the white animal
poa che rs were another mat-
ler. WP. heard that the poa.
c:hers (Ill egal hunter s) had
been known to kill other
huma ns, just to keep from
being repo rted to the au-
thorities."
Next , the hikers we re g!.
ven their toughest test of
all. Their guide pointed them
toward the coast, 5 miles
away across a mountain
range, and told thE'm to hike
to the Indian Ocean, then
turn southward tor 35 miles
along the beach, He would
pic k them up after Z4 hours,
at a point where a river
runs Into the ocean. They
found the beaches beauutul
with huge sand dU nes run.
nlng right down to the shore
and Sand crabs 2 teet across.
"II was quite a test,"
Duld recalls. '•It put us to
a sltuaUon of having to de·
pelld on each other, and to
keep going at a strong eoougb
pace to reach our goal on
time. The girl, Tina, had
some problems, as dld ano-
ther member of the group.
I rot a sprained ankle, my.
Jell. But, we muddled
ll'lroucb, by walking most ot
' the a.lcht. lbd nac:bed our
dtttlaatlon on ttmt. We were
nry tired."
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CITY HALL MATH
How many people are on the beach and where do they com e Crbrn? Getting a
straight answer to that question ain't easy, They use something called City Hall
Math to tlgure the answer to the above question.
First, If you ask the boys at City Hall, they will answer your question by asking
you one: ''Why do you want to know?" You see, it all depends on whether or not
It's to City Hall's advantage to give you a low number of out-of-towners or a high
number.
For example, If the County Health Department wants to know why there aren't
enough toilets on the beachers, the answer goes something Uke this: "There are
only 36,000 people on the beach during peak summer weekend periods, and hal!
of them are from Newport Beach. or that half, a good percentage actually ltve
within walking distance of the beach, and can go borne to the toilet. So, we don't
need any more toilets." Now, If you thtok I'm just making up thai silly answer,
go back and read a letter that the city sent to the county bock In late 1974. That's
just what II says.
Okay, oow let's ask City Hall the same question • bow many people on the beach
and where are they from? This time the question Is being asked so that the city
can get a subsidy from the state to help pay for the cost of administering the bea-
ches. Here's the answer City Hall comes up with: "During the 4-year period ending
In 1976, 10 per cent of the beach users were Newport residents, 51 per cent were
!rom other Orange County cities, and 30percent were !rom outside Orange County."
Now ain't that cute? Our city speaks with an omctaJ forked longue. There's an
awfUlly big dU!erence between saying 50 per cent of the beach crowd is local,
and saying that only 19 per cent Is local. If City Hall can spread the statistics around
like that, doesn't It make you wonder about bow they handle your l:u money?
We sbould rent out our stattstlctan to other governments that are looking lor
some. fUMy tlgures. !d! Amln would probably pay a bundle to learn that 99 per cent
or the people of Uganda love him, but that he would need to ldll olf 40 per cent
to get rid of hts eoem!es.
If our guy bad been working for Bert Lance, ol' Bert probably could have proved ·
that bls bank overdrafts were really underdra!ls.
Tbl.s thlng has all kinds o! possiblllttes; mloortty groups could end up being ma-
jorities, and Ang!e.Saxons who can read would be given equal treatment In the job
marlcet.
Come to think of It, our stattstlctan must do oo me rnoonltgbt!Jlg work tor the
school district. Those folks haYe been tolling us that a deelln!ng student enroll-
meal l.s bad economic news. In other words, It costs us more to aooeato fewer
kids.
Pardoo me, I've got to go. Thera's a fellow at my door who's seU!Jtc a "Newport
Computer." He says you can pmch the kaJ•, then put earplloDes on your bM.d and
this computer wt11 wblsper dU!eront an.swora IIIIo each oar.
AI Forglt
Down at the store, thlllc• always add up rtcbt. Let us help you tlgura bow much
COIOIIJ Paint you Deed to do lhallnsldo paint job,
RGIT HARDWARE
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COlOMA DI L MAR , CALl,.
'Barbershop plus' Oct. 1
JOHN H. GJ VIN of Costa
Mesa has been oamed work
experience coordloator tor
Orange Coast College's Ca-
reer Development Center.
He has taucht avtatlon coor-
ses at OCC tor the last
6 years. In his new posi-
tion, he supervises OCC's
cooperative workexperleoce
education program. The pro-
gram Includes some 1,200
OCC students who are gain-
Ing college credit by wort -
tog ln on-the-job sltuatloos
in the commuoity.
Good eleu eatertatam•t
tor tbe 1tbot• tamUyta bow
tbe Hewport Harbor Ex-
ctaaac• Club bUls tta 7th
aJUIUil Barbtnbop Quartet
show, Ht for 8 p.m. Satur-
day llJC'bt, Oct. 1, In the Oruc• Cout Collece audi-
torium.
Tllla year•-. a bow. called
''btrber8bop plus, •• features
Marlo's Sqere from
Coro• del Mar, Fatber
CoucbllD's All-Amertca
Boy'a Cboir, aDd the Man-
batten comedy bardersbop
quartet.
Harry Babbitt, Who sang
with Kay Kyser's be.Dd be-
tore retirtng to Ne1rport
Beach to sell real estate,
wUl be the master of cere-
monies.
Tickets at $3 and $4 wUI
be on sale at the auditor-
tum on the OCC campus
at 2'701 Fairview, Costa
Mesa. Proceed& wtll go to
the Exchange Club's youth
activities fuDd.Inpast years,
the fUnd has aided such
Clopper rail stalls
major sewer project
Chalk up another big win
for the light-footed clapper
rail. The tunny-looking bird,
which was Instrumental ln
causlng Upper Newport Bay
to be turned into an ecolo-
gical preserve, has stopped
a major sewer project.
• SchedUle constructlonof
the lloe around the oestlng
season of the clapper rall,
so as not todlsturbthebtrds.
• BuUd a temporary 8-fL
acoustic reoce to keep con-
struction sounds from up-
setting the oest~.
• Pay $10,000 to hue an
ornithologist study ways to
minimize sewer construc-
tion effect on the clapper
rail.
But, the Commlsslon said
no, anyway.
The clapper ra11, an en-
dangered species of long-
legged bird, can live only ln
Udal marshas and shallow
estuaries such as the Back
Bay offers. ADd, where the
clapper rall lives, sewers
are forbidden, says the
Coutal CommlssioD.
causes u tbt Spastic Leecue
aDd the Harbor Area Boys
Club.
''l'm convlaced this wlll
be our but lbow ever,"
ays Coro• del Mar a.I-
tor Grec DtDDLs, who heads
the Excbaoce Club commit-
tee stacl.Dc the sbow. "The
Marlo Slagers are recocnlz-
ed as ooe of tbe top pro-
fesstoMI croops anywhere,
aDd Father Coacblin's boys
are the best routh musical
group we'Ye fouod. Tbe Man-
Newport PO
bid awarded
The United States Postal
Service has awarded a con-
tract tor construction of
a new Post Offtce in New-
port Beach, Ofrtcer-ln-
Charge Mason Teter an~
DOQDCed t.his week.
J . Ray Const ruction Co.
wUI build the fa c1llty at
Camelback St. at a cost of
$1,279,'712. The successful
budder was one of five to
bid on the project.
The buUdlng wlll replace
the fa cUlties now located
at the proposed buUdlng site.
The new brick building wUI
conserve eoergy with use
of high pressure sodium
Hghtl~, bronze glass and
alr condUioni~ desl.gned to
cut air conditioning loads
by 10 tons.
The facility Is e~ted
to be ready for occupancy
ln August, 197 8, and will
have about 34,700 square
feet of interior space.
PROMOTED TO SGT.
Marine Seraeant James M.
Conrecode, son or Edward
J . Conrecode ol 240 E. 16th
Place, Costa Mesa, has beea
merltor1ously promoted to
his present rank while ser-nnc wlth the 2Dd Marine
Dlvlslon, Marine CoJl)s
Base, Camp Lejeune, N.C.
He joined the Marine CoJl)s
in June, 1975.
California's Coastal Com-
mission voted 12-0 on Wed-
nesday of last weelc to block
construction or a gravity se-
wer llne along Back Bay Dr.
and across Big Canyon, and
the maln reason was the ef-
fe ct commissioners thoUght
the llne would have had on
the Hfe of the clapper raU.
The llne •111 have to bunt,
Instead, beneath Jamboree
Rd. Construction costs will
be the same -about $600,-
000, but there wlU be annuaJ
operational cost of about
$30,000 for a pumpt~ sta-
tion that wW be Deeded to
keep the sewage moY'lng. Tbe
pump station would not han
been needed for the Baclc
Bay gravtty Une.
Big order for boat lim
County Sanitation Dis-
tricts manager Fred Harper
thought he had covered all
bases in his attempts to pro-
tect the clapper raU whUe
buUdlng the gravity llne. He
had promised to:
STOPS HEAT,
FADING
Protect
Your
Draperies
Mylar-Poly ester
Window fi lm Saves
f'umlture, Money
Applled to the lnsi<Ms
or suo tJpOMd windows,
solar-control tUm pos-
Itively rtcllees solar bart
lnput up to 81,, stops clare,
sues the colt of additional
atreondltioatnc, a.Dd re-
duces heat loss ln wtDttr.
The mylar ftlm al80
makes class shatter ..proof,
stops bd1Dg up to 1001,
aDd permits · an uDd.ls-
torted ,, ....
Alter .,lar coatrol ll
appUed to the ctua, tbe
wlndow claas wtll '"*r
tM 11me trom thll.ulde,
lettl.Gc tbt ame amoaat of
liCbt lD U ~fort.
Solar coatrol fUm le
an.llable throaCh Soeltb-
era-CaJ Solar Compuy.
Ttlepbooe ('714} 770-0&01.
Soat!Mn..Cal ollenpro-
ftaloGIJ fMtall•UHI IDd rr.. e.attmatM ID J08f owa
bome.
Congressman Robert E.
Badbam {R-Newport Beach)
announced this WPelt that the
EMBLEM PLANS
BENEFIT .PARTY
Newport Harbor Emblem
Club 394 wUJ hold a fund-
raising barbecue and salad
dimer party at 4 p.m. Sa-
turday, Oct. 1.
Mrs. Ted Dlsberry, 893-
5424, is handling resern-
tlons.
Emblem Club membership
consists of wtves, widows,
sisters and daughters of the
Beoevolent and ProtectiYe
Order of Elks. Business
meetings tte held tbe rtrst
Tuesday of each month at 8
p.m. at the Newport Harbor
Elks Lodge.
N.B. JAZZ ENSEMBLE
SPONSORED BY CITY
The Newport jan ensem-
ble, directed by Jobn E.
Llodfors, wW come uDder
the spoosorsbtp of the City
of Newport Beach parks,
beaches 6 recreation de-
partment th.Ls fall.
In addltloo. a companion
group, ''The Newport blc
band," wlll be formed for
the less experienced pDJ-
ers.
B'HAI B'RITH WOMEN
FORM HEW OtAPTER
AD llnitatJoD is uteoded
to tbe WOIDtD lD the Jtw-
ltb oommuAity to attend a
cbtpter tormaUoo meett.acot
B'IIIJ B'rlth Womu at tbe
bom• of Mn. Besa K.adler
lD Park NtwpOrt at 1 p.m.,
October 11. lat•nsted
wom• an lDYlted to ea11
MS-7111 IDd ISI-5709.
Willard Company of Costa
Mesa and Fountain Valle)
has been awardt(t a $63,753
contract for two prototYPE
ship's rescue boats for thE
U. S. Department of Com-
merce.
Upon successfUl evalua-
tion of the prototype 18 foot
diesel-powered fiberglas~
boats, there Ls likely to 1>€
follow-on requirements foJ
tutur\3 quantity orders. wu.
lard Is also currently buUd-
lng 32 root patrol fireboatl
aod a 30 foot prototype sun
rescue boat for the U. S.
Coast Guard under contract!
in excess of $4,000,000.
GERKEN IS ELECTED
TO EDISON BO ARD
Walter B. Gerken, chair-
man of the board aDd chief
executive oUlcer or Paclflc
Mutual Life Insurance Com-
pany, has been elected to the
board of directors of South-
ern Caiifornt.a Edlson Com-
pany.
He flUs a vacancy on thE
Edison board created by thE
August 23 death or Staotol
G. Hale, consultant and for-
mer board chairm~n of Pa-
cific Mutual.
MAY A, 4NCA, ·AZTEC
DISCU SSION SLATED
Wary L. McC bemey, U-
slsta..Dt bead or tJie d1Ylsloo
of literature aDd tucua&ts
~t Orance Cout CoUece,
wlU be ruest sPelter Oct.
6 wb• the Utenttare, ere-
attn w rltt.ac a.Dd drama HC-
tton of the Costa Mesa Wo-
meo's club meets lD tbe
clubhouse. Her topic wtll be
"The Y&Ja, IDc.a uad Aatte
clYUluttoos."
A salad pot-tact laochton
.W be sentd ~t II001l.
Autlteatic ladillH-jewelrv
Fund Raiti"' Source
SIQICID, BANDC'RAniD IMIIAl' JBULRY DOtiCT
AOM CLU"'''IGK TO TOUR QXT FUJfl)..JtABNQ
&VEifT. PCJUC8t TO IIILP YOUIU.R IIOJmY FOR A
CBARITABLI CAW&.
c A•-QtJALITY itaooocTs-IF'VN-FOL&Loa.:
M.• RlO'S SINGERS, a favorite Corona del M~r group,
wlll be featured Saturday night at the Newport Harbor
ExcbaJlee Club's annual '• Barbershop Plus" show ln the
Oraoge Coast Colleae audltorlum ln Costa Mesa. From
left are Jote Buclmum, Linda Barker, Janice Knowlton,
Kevln Henry, Mary Hurzeler and Armando Sierra. Show
time Is 8 p.m. Tickets at tht door are $4 and $3,
Topic is water pollution
of Governmerus (SCAL 1.
The wat er t·ontrol al.!e nn
representatlves ha vt Ot>tn
asked to identify sources uf
water pollution In NewpPrt
Bf>arh, to outline hO'-' tt. .. ,
h3 ve l>een treated 111 the
pa st, and to project wllat
their fUture short-term and
loog-ra04te goals will be to
dean up the 1Jrol.llems.
Tickets are $6 per person.
For additional lnlorm.ulon
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So Gr•at Salvation
NEWI'OI(T HARSOR ENSICJC
PIJ ILl!lt EO IEEKL Y • P G.l
' TICUIISIIAY, SEPT. II, 1m
COROllA DEL liAR, CAUF
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PROM .. T111 _!WOJID !I!· TMJ ~A2,:!.. COIDII ... UU. the Word .out of
the Mart and men 10 on wtt.hout fCOMTINUID f'aOM \.AST WIIC) payia.c Mec1 &o that wbleb God
.. How tlaGU ,.,. acapc, if WC' ...U &o them i.n eome wey or M~l«t 10 ''"' HluoiUM. . • 7" otMl'. 11Mn, people M4d to tab ·
W • h h' heed. How cellout people are lvt. 3). ill you nottce ere. t •• about t•~ l•ulhl And bow •hey wonderful talvation can be ... • -•~• I ' I 1 th" letihllp by! ._., sn & t e' ranp tnt Jn luleh 1:18 the sweet
'"t J*)ple ean just,... by and command end invitation ll. nqlec:t. the mo.t important
h ld' 1 • · "Com~ now, ond ~~ w reo~on t inr in the wor . In t tt lotether. 10;1h th• Lord: tltoUih •trance that anybody wOuld holl trine with it and expect eo me yoUr •Ill brt tu •corlet, they • .
day to be uved, and yet not to be brt Gf white 01 now. . · · " I tuppoee people 10 to Hell .. vect? But that's what happens. be<:au.e they just let it slip, they
And here the Scripture ~aye, don't take it to heart, they don't "The~/ore we oQhl to Bive the come and reaaon about it. they
more earntst heed to th~ thin§$ don 't con sider it. The
which we have heard, lest at any implication ia that anybody who tina~ we ahould let them slip." will sit down and honestly (ace
Every Tr•n-areMion. Every Sin
Must •• Punlah.cl
Notice the term "ousht."
There is a solemn duty. The man
who doesn't listen t.o the Bible,
the man who doesn 't pray for
light, the man who doesn't seek
God sins becauae of a wicked
heart. Men "oullht to IJive the
mon earnest heed" to the thin11
we have heard. Earnest heed!
What thi.n,P have we heard? We
have heard that man is a 11inne r.
We have heard that everywhere
there is a curse on this . poor,
fallen race of men. Do I need to
tell you what is wrong with
society? It U. sin, everywhere.
People say, "We will bring a n
end to poverty in this country."
Not as long as men are sinful and
wicked; not when men would
rather loaf than work; not when
men would rather gamble than
earn honest money: not when
people would rather spend their
money in lewdness · and
drunkenness than in the
fH"dinary needs for a family. As
Jonr as sin is in the world you
will have trouble. And so why
don't people heed "the thinss
which we have heard," that •in
is a blirht everywhere and there
is a need for foraiveness and a
need for a remedy for the awful
sin that is in the hearts of all
people everywhere? "Thereto~
we OU/lhl to live the niore
eo.rne1t heed to the thin11 which
we have heard." We have heard
that God rave His Son. We have
heard that there is so «reat a
salvation that God loved the
world and J&Ve His Son to die for
it.
I talked to a little girl nine
years old in Toronto the other
-~~ri'~t i\ieft.*how JOhn
3:16, but she soon found that she
was a sinner. I told her that "if
our heart condemn us, Gt1d •is
greater than our hea1-t" II John
3:20). I said we k.now it, and God
knows it, doesn't He? S he saw
that very soon, and she was
ready to pray and to asK Jesus to
forgive her. Put this down: the
things we have heard about sin
and a Saviour. and that God
loves us and we don't have to
perish and go to Hell -yes, that
is part of "the thinas which we
have heard."
The amazing thing, there is a
Hell of eternal torment for
sinners. Oon"t dod1e what the
Bible teach~!!>. Don't try to
preach a H eaven without Hell.
Don't try to preach love without
God ".s wrath against sin. Preach
tht> whole truth. both sides of it.
And thesf' aw(ul "'thin~( . ., which
we have heard" -you have heard
it a nd you uu11ht to .. Rive the
mor~ earne.o;;t heed ta the thinss
which we hove heard." We have
heard the plain command or
God, that God "commandeth all
m en every where to reperat"
IActs 17:30), that God ill "not
willin1 that an y should perish,
but that all 11h ould come to
repentance" (II Pet. 3:9). You
have heard the word that Jesus
haA invited: "Come unto me, all
ye that labour and ar~ heavy
laden~ and f will siue you
~at " (Matt. 1J :29).
Don't Let the Word SUp, Don't
Forget God'• Warning
Surely you know the call of
conscience and you remember
what you have heard and &he
im~reuions God hu m.Se on
your heart. Well. now, men
''oUIIIII to 6i1Jt: 1~ mon earneat
heed to tM lhi~• wlakh we hove
htord, lett at any firM Ill« •hould
let tltem •lip." Give heed? Yn.
You knowJetusot'ten .. id, when
He pve ~raW. aDd taucht
truths to the people, "Who ltath
eara to hear, ld him heor." Do
you know that tome people
didn't really hear? Yet; the tru&h
tlipped away and they cot only
the outward form of the parable
and cot no meaninc to it at .tl.
For example, wh•n they Mid
to J•u.. "What tip are You
eoinc to -'" that You an &.he
Son of Oocl?'"'-Jj~ e.aid. "Datroy
1/U. k..,;k 111• -•• Hio bodYJ olld in thrY• claw I wiU rwlJit up. •• They MNI;,."Do )'OU
-lhlo T ....... ol Hwod.lhlo ._..t Temple at J•u.-lem'!"
.....,. d.Kln.'t .-&h• ~DU.ni.nr at .a And oo wllh IDOral q-'"'"'•
--liM -aniAr .Uppod ....... and ~~~-.......
, 2 as.._''j; tMy dkln't .~
;c'" .Lerd .............. t ......... _. ••r• lht
11111111 -.-clt-aood ...... =., ............ -~-·-.. £-.. And .. dlo Dnll
this matter: I'm a poor. lot~t
sinner; I'm roing to die. I do not
know when: I've got to race God:
I've rot to be judged for my sins,
oh. 1 need a Saviour: when they
find that God loves thern . tha t
Jes us dit>d (or tht>m-a nybody
who takes that to heart 1uHI in
his m ind [;u-l'« it. SllTCI)" he " ill
hlrn and ln ve iinol tru ... c thi•
Sa\"iour a nd ht< ~u\·ed :
God Back•d Up the Prophets .
Sin Was Punished
Hack in tht' Old Te:.tanwtH •t
worked, a nd now that G<141 l•a"
sent Hi.; Son. do you think that
God wouldn't back up His ~un .
too'! Gud backtod li P the proph<'l:i
back ~'nnder !
Yuu rt-member that E li jah one
time said to Ahab, when Jeubel.
that wicked queen . h ad Nabolh
stoned so Ahab could have his
vineyard, "Ha!ll thou killed, and
also taken PQSses.<tion?. . Thus
saith th e Lord, In the plac~
where dogs li cked the blood of
Naboth shall doss lick thy blood.
even thine "" !II Kings 21:19).
Jezebel had seen Ahab looking
displeased because Naboth
wouldn't sell his property to
Ahab, so she had letters written
to the elders and n obles of
Jezreel saying. "Proclaim a fa !l t,
Ond set Naboth on hi1h amons
the people: And set two m~n.
sons of Belial, before him, to
bear witness asain .~t him,
sayin1. Thou didst blaspheme
God and the king. And then
carry him out, and stone him,
thot he may die." So they did,
and Jezebel told Ahab to go take
possession of Naboth's vineyard.
Ahab wanted that vineyard. and
he took it.
It ca me to pass just as the
Prophet Elijah liaid. tha.t the
· dap "thould titk-•the· blood of·
Ahab yonder where they killed
Naboth. And he said, "Of
"J ezebel also .•pake the Lord,
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I" ROM "SWORD Dl< THE LORD"
Since the Word of God is a prac-
tical Book. designed to help in every
single area of a Christian's life, it
ought not to be surprising for WI to
di.sc'lver that the Bible tallu quite a
bit about money. It is an amazing
and wondt>rful fact that Bible prin·
ciplea about money are alwayA con -
Aiatent and they n!;&lly do work.
Here, for example. are some very
11pecific biblical teachinp about
money that will help every child ol
God be successful in the UM of -all
material bleMings:
l . God honors those who tithe.
"Honour the Lord with thy tub-
stance, and with the fiNit fruita or
all thine increa11e: So shall thy
bamA be filled with plenty, and thy
preues shall burst out with new
wine" (Prov. 3:9,10).
2. God honor• t ho1e who worlt
hard and are diligent in their uu of
mornry. "He becometh poor that
dealeth with a alack hand: but the
hand or the diligent maketh rich"
(Prov. 10:4).
3. God honors tho•e who au
rifhteoUA. "The Lord will not sufFer
, the aoul of the richt.eous to famiab:
but he ca~teth away the subltance
of the wicked" (Prov. 10:3).
4. God honort tho•« who or•
gmeraw with tMir moM)'. ''The
libeul toUI shall be made fat: and
he that watereth shatll be watered
alto himtelf' (Prov. 11:25).
6 . God h onor~ ••utn thfl
grondchildren of thoH who Gl'l'
f'ilhteow. "A cood man lellv.tb u.
inheritance to hia children'•
cbildnn: ud the WMlth at the lin·
ner ia leid up for the jult." (Prov.
13:22).
6. Som~ povtrty ill du. to poor
plannlns and poor ·~~::
"M""h rood "' "' the li 01 the poor: but there " that ie
bywantoljudrmenl" a--.18:23).
1. MONtY toU.1! "'llw pooi ie
hal*! .-,.., ~ hie own &N:hbout:
but the rich bath many ~·
(!'nw. IC:20).
8. It lA IHCCtr to wort thon. to
u./A. "In all labour. ~c:
bultho I01k ol tho Upo on1J
10 poo>iuy" (PJ.. 14:23).
t . 111....,, wi""'"' ""'• and 11\o • ,_ ol God.;. -w..o .. ._.
IIUio tr1111 lloo ,_ 01 tho IAN-· 1~•t treuuu a.nd t.roabl• U.:cattts: a.tMr it • ._, ttl .....,._ ...... -.......
OS oiid hotM -lh" (!'nw.
11:11,17).
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A.nd ao lt carne &a '*•· .. ,, ••• ....y _ ... b -"
..., IIH,..I [and God becbd II
uil. ond cw-ry ,,..,..,._loA olld'
d .. ob«J;,,.Cf! ruciued • j.ut
ncomptn« o( reward; How
lfholl we e•ca~. . . 1"
You remtmber when D•niel
did to Nebuchadnn~ar ... You
will tay, 'Isn't thi• •areat ci&y
that I have built, Babylon?' Attd
you will hf proud and haurhty,
You will fOrret whet God hu
done. God rave you thi1, and
God will live you '.even timet.'
seven yeart, to live like a wild
beast out yonder, with your
mind rone, until you come to
1Y 111.101 .. 1111, CIV.ftDB , ..
-.... IIIIM,_,
.cS.ne.. a ... ....-u.a. heartache, and ,..,.tL
WHAT IS SAVING FAITH?
'"What lilhh uw Sc:ript\H1
ABAAHAM BELW:VEO GOO. AN) IT
WAS COUNTED TO HIW FOt RIGHT·
EOUSNE$$" (Rom. t :l).
Tha Apoet lt> P111ul utds Hie 8bove
qllOWtlon from Gen. 15:6 to IJ"OIIe
thrt "to him thlt WCI'keth not, but
~lltlvtth on Hlm U•t juatlrieth the
Uf'IOOdly . nit felth is counted for
righteo6&ren " (Rom. 4:6).
It Is wonderful that Gad doet
not ~uire-indeed, dOll not pet·
mit -hUII'en workt for salvation ~
but only faith. But u-. question Ia:
whtch IS foiiOIIMd wilh the wardt:
your senHI aaain." who i1 a slave to
And don't you remember sold hlmulf for
Not only does mu ftod bba·
Mlf a slave to atn; 1M alM
find• that h• eannot atriea'-
hlmlelf. Is tM eaat bopeiMI t
Is It posalble to be t'rMd from
thla slaftQ'! Thank Cod tt ll
possible. llut tt It not br worb
of rtfhtMUneN whk-h •• can
do, but by the thed blood of
HI• Son. Jeau1 Chrtst, "W'bo
wtlltnrlr rave BlmMlf • .,....,.
som for manr. God'• Word ... elares, I'It the Sou thentor.
shall make you fn!J re lball
he free indeed." YoUr OW1l
poverty as a sl .. a to 1tn mak•
you a undidate for the ,....
demptlon whieh I• In l•a•
Christ. We are redeem1d not
with corruptible thin&'• such .
a1 silver and gold,~.., but b.r the
precioua blood of "nrtlt leeUI.
He suffered "the rlahteous for
the unright.eout.''
Whtt is uue ft ith1 What kind of be·
lieving ....,,1 ?
"And 1-. believed In thl Lard; tnd
He cOUf'Ctd II to him for rlgtltflM:·
,... .... ,(Ver. 18). We do not '"""
to Imply ttwt thlt was ttit rlrtt ••·
prenlon of Abtehlm't feith , for In
Heb. 11 :8 we read: ''ly ftlth Abrt·
him, when he was ctUtd to go out
into a pltce whleh M thaukl after
receive for tn lnhtfilii'ICe. abe¥'1d;
1..:1 he went ~.not "''CMing whith·
er ht wam :· This tOOk place eon·
tldeflbly before thtt Gennls 15
incident tnd we ll't spec:ifictlly
told tl'llt ll'w"'41h hit ftlth he "'Ob·
tained e good repm-t•: tHtb. 11 :2),
when Be:lthauar. \he younr hear men arrue
drunken monarch, called for of sin. They blame
There is no indication in Scrip-
tin thin "the gcapel cA tne grai:e
r:J God" or "tne Pt"elct.lng c1 the
crou " wu procltimed to Abral\am.
W1 must go back. to the passage
which Paul quotas to see what
Abral"lem believed. Gen . 15:5 says :
From Ill thlt it II C le.,-thlt
Abraham believed "''li'llf God told I
h1m tnd was counted r.i_ghteCIUI -
11 ""' now know , th-ough • ,_....,_
tion stilt to be •rought by Christ.
We , now, mutt believe 1011i'llr God
tell• us -and this is nothing lata
than tile account of the all·suUJ·
cient fin ished worfol of Cl'wilt
wrought in our behllf on Calv~ry't
Crots.
Daniel when the fin1en or a everything from inh!bltiona m~m·B hand wrote on the wall of and complexes to heredity and
th · '&lace and h is "l~nees sm ote environment. Although we ean.
0 1e. u.saira~t another." and he · not di~ount these thina1, the . "Wh . . I" A d D . I truth 11 that eath man te s Sb!d, .. at IS It n , ame himself into bondage to sin.
sa1d, Th~se terms meon: Thou Sin is not forced upon any
art weiahed in the balanct's, and man· in the final ana Iyaii, each
art found wantin1.' Ah, th~ man' is to blame for hill own
kinlldom is divided and your wrongdoing. When we se~l our-
days are numbered." And to sel.ve• in'? sl~very to ltn, we
that nirht Belahanar died and gam nothing m retur~ t'J:Cept
"Darius th~ w~dio.n took the a debased nature, a gu1lty con·
kingdom "(Dan. 6:31).
· Put it down: "if, .. ~very
tronsareuion and disobedience
receiVotd a just recompen~ of
reward " in the old timea, then
"How shall we uca~ ... , ..
Oh, put it down: sin always reta
punished 1100ner or la ter; as
Numbers 32:23 says, "bt: $Uri'
your sin will find you out." And
Proverbs tells us that "the way
of transsressors is hard." So you
can't neglect this salv~:~tion and
get by.
Nqlect, the Shortest Way
to Hell
You notice the Scripture puts
neglect along with other matters
or sin, not just some incidental
matter but like deliberate,
wicked sin. Do you know why
you neglect salvation? Evidently
because of a bias .and a prejudice
and an enmity against God: you
are not a rriend or God and you
neglect salvation. And so the
awful neglect is the way to Hell.
Neglect is the shortest way to
Hell. "Ho wshall weesca~. if we
neslect ... ?" That's how most
people 10.
Neglect is the .. hortest way to
Hell! "}-low shall w' e"cape, if we
neglt'ct so flrta t salvation. ?''
Why don't you who hear me
uy, "l"m going to turn to Je11U1
now and be 10av"d whilc.> I can"''!
6ay, ""This a-re1:1t salvation-1
won't turn it duwn: that would
be wicked '" \\'ill ynu l.:tke
Christ'!
Bible Principles About
Money
10. Spiritual understandins i• far
m ore uoluable than wealth. "How
much bettt>r it is to get wisdom than
gold! and to get understanding
rather to be chO&en than silver!''
(Prov. 16:16).
11. Help for the poor U con-
-~~dered o loan to the Lord and He
will repay. "He that hath pity upon
the poor lendPth unto the Lord; and
that which he hath given will he pay
him again" (Prov. 19:17). ·
12. Laziness tench to pover(y.
"The slug1ard will not plow by
reason of the cold; thenfore shall he
beg in harvest. and have nothing"
(Prov. 20:4).
13 . Extrav agance tends to
pouerty. "He that loveth pleasure
shall be a poor m.n: he that loveth
wine and oil ahall not be rich"
(Prov. 21 :17).
14. A good reputation i. bt'Uer
tluln money. "A aood name i.e rather
to be choaen thAn peat riches, and
loving favour rather tban tilver or
10ld" (Prov. 22:1).
15. Humility and tlu fear of God
tend to wealth and honor. "By
humility and the fear of the Lord
are richea. and honour, and Ufe"
(Prov. 22:4).
16. DOn't make "gett&n, rich"
yow chief aim in life. Weolth U
{lt'eting. "lAbour not to be rich:
ceue rrom thine own wildom. Wilt
thou aet thine eyes upon that which
it not? for richee certainly make
themtelvea winp; they ny •way ••
an eq:Je towerd heaven" (Prov.
23:4,6).
17. Wealth aotten in tM WI'OfW
way will com~ to nothi"l. "He that
by usuJ)' and unjust gain increutth
hil aubltance, he &hall pt.her it t'OI'
him that wiU pity the poor'' (Prov.
28:8).
18. A mon wlw U (oichful in aU
hill dealinl• will lllw~ oU M nft'Ch.
"He tbottlllolh hlo land ebal1 hove
~'::t "' brood: but ... lhol lol· lc after-vain PIIIOM eball haft
-.,_,.., A lollhlld .,.,.
ehall abound with bl: dnp: but hi
..... --10 ... ri<lt-....... .._, .. w-. 28:1t,20).
11. TM ,... tMo ;, too ..,., to
k ri<A will {all Wo M. "'Il lhot
-10 ... ri<lt ........ ..u .,.,
... (10 ldllwtb DOt u.t. potWty
--·-W.."(PN9.28:1J) .
10. h • -"' .. -ond ~ ~-.... rido ond ~ ''A litde tW a ..._.._ _ ................... .......
"'-__. .. (PO. 11:111.
II. ~ ,_,. llolfw, U..
<W/v -,.,. lho Lor& ................. ... .................. =
v ·-~ .............. ~ lloaiP" (Po. 1.,, .. ,. .
"Lord Jeaul, when we stand
afar And gaze upon the holy
eros a, In love of Thee and acorn
of self, 0 may we count the world
111 loss!"
Known
"And He {God) took him {Abra"<<m l
forth abrc»d , and said. Look now
toward heaven. and tell (COI.JDU the
stars. if thou be able to nunber
them: lnd He said unto him. So
shall thy seed be." It 1s this s im·
pte, wonderful promise about tile
multiplication of Abraham's seed
"Who was delivered Ia our of·
lercu . and wu raised tgtin for
oor J~t ilication" (Rom. 4:25).
by Mart. E.ll!lchard the school. The poor not only received Cree
"DECISION MAGAZINE," Ml..tmeapoUs, MI.Dn, 1nstructton, but twlce or thrice each weelt
.Augutua BenD&DD l"raDcke waa bora ill alms were distributed among them, which
Liiblck,lu lho aorlhora pari ofGol'lllAQ, oa served not only for their bodUy comfort, but
lho &aa4 48)' of llarah, ltMIII. attached them to the school and their lessons.
Ia ltMIIII'rauake look lho 4oltreo of-Francke saw to his sorrow how many
of Arlo, an4 t>oaaalo l-ure In Lolpa!C a.• hopeful chUdren In his Poor School were loot
"prlwat--docent." But DolwltbHaDdJ.DIIlt. at length by reason of 1m proper surroundings
earne1t tbeolo&icalatudy, be aaya of blmHlf and lack or care 1n the home. In the autumn ot
1u lho foDowiDC ,...,, "lllroublo4mo lhalllll;l' 1606 he determined to take some or the
lhoolo&Jaalllutly wu oo oallroi,J a --of chUdren entirely under hiS own ca.re. • • and
pure rouon au4oolonce.l I>OitiD 1o -lhall this," said he, "was the r1ret move toward the
allDDol&l•tllii;I'HIIIo a publlo ofllce an4 establishment of an orphan house. without
opaDly loaah olhoro aonaornln& lhiup of having the smallest capital as a beginning.
which I am DOt oODYIDoed lD ~ OWD beart." ''When I mentioned this project to some
Be ten on\0 bblmH• and oried out lD tbe friends, a good Christian consctence was soon
4artmooo of uni>Oiiof lo Go4 for licl>l, lhal ho moved to In vest the sum or 600 th&lero, ' ol
m.J.Cbt be reacu.ed from b.la mlHrable aftuaUoa. which I was to receive the interest each year at
"ften," aald be, "the Lord hHrd. ... aDd Chioistma.s.' • This interest brought Francke 28
oo aroal wu b.lo J'alher~ loftlhal ho 414-th&lers annually, and was the first
remon 1D.7 doabta and r .. r• U"l• Q UtU., endowment of the orphanage. He at once
wilh whlah I wou14 haft_,. abUD4aull,y sought a poor orphan who could be taken
aatiatlecl, bat be h .. rd me 1odde~. &11 under his-own care, and for whose comfort
4oublo 4lnppaaro4.1 wu uoaro41u 1111;1' and education this money could be used. But
hearl oflho Graao of Go41u Juuo Ghrlol.l-four lather less and motherless brothers and
onl)' aou14 oallhlm Go4, bul abo J'alhor." sisters were brought to him that one might be
J"raooke aow preached wtthjeJ7, aad from chosen, ''whereupon,'' he says. ''I ventured
thla time be nckoiMd ~ ,':"H ooawraloa. n~,~~~~-vpo~iAli4f.lo t•Abe:mall~(; ,~:,.,l itH
fal\h of l'rU>Oke wu llQJf Ill<! .-,ri'a 4oC"lrlo -'PIP POQ.~ ~hool W.n0w...,..•~e41lll the
1>0 betlnt4, lnllallft li1WI~~ ....... ~. -spAlle tod1n li\ thep&1'80Tiage·;11.n11-Udmon&l
oplril roaahln& 4own lhro"'-'!.~-ocl. ~ llad been rr>Med•ln ·lhe·mn~<?f"'
yeara. q neighbot:"'This house was for s&is, ai\d1
It was the custom of the poor In H&lle to visit Francke bought It for $365 . On the back part
the doors of benevolent people once each week of this bUlldtng he added two rooms, and to
to receive alms. There was a. day appointed 1n thts house Francke brought the Poor School
each portion of the town for thle in-gathering, and the orphans whom he had taken ln
and ln the vicinity of the Glauchau parsonage charge. These were now 121n number; but
1t occurred on Thursday. Francke always seven weeks after the occupancy of the new
caused bre&d to be distributed among these house, 18 were under ita roof.
people; and it soon occur red to him to dtvtde In his care for the young Francke did not
also among them the true Bread of Lt!e . forget the older poor. They received all this
In regard to it he says: "As I saw them ttmemost helpful aid, and many more than
before the house. awaiting alms. I bade them rormerly partook or his bounty.
all come in, and began to question the younger "Before Easter of the year 16961t came
ones, 1n a pleasant way, from Luther's about that almost every resource was
catechism concerning the foundations of their exhausted, and we knew not how to provide
Chr1St1antty , while the older ones listened. I for the following week. At that time I was not
dtd not occupy more than a quarter of an hour accustomed to such severe testa of faith; but at
In thiS way. closing with prayer. After this I the right time God came to our aid with
distributed among them the usual gifts, gtv1ng unhoped·for help. He moved some person
them at the same time to understa.nd that in (who it was: whether man or woman, and
the future they should receive spiritual and from what place, ts only known to the Lord)
physical food together." to pay to me by thelhlrd and rourth hand a
He discovered through these weekly thousand thalers for the continuation of my
catechtsms that the tgnora.nce of the poor was work, and I received it at a time when there
so indescribably great that he did not know was nothing more in store.
where to begtn to establish a solid ChristiAn "Had I brought this before the Lord In
foundation. It troubled h im especially, he publlc prayer, doubtless there would have
says. ''that so many children, because of the been those present who would have hastened
poverty or their parents. could neither be kept to my aid with the necessary funds. But one
in school nor receive tn any other way proper would rather gtve God the honor, who turns
brtngtng up and eduoatton." no man from his door empty, since he is
The need or ths deserving poor went to his mighty enough to help In thle way, and when
heart. He bought a box which he circulated trusted Is able so clearly to show his
among Christian students and others. by provtclenoe that one can thank him with
which means he collected about half a dollar gre&tor gl&dnees. Thereupon I gave myseU
each week for the poor. But though people anew In prayer to God, with lOY In the
gave this em&ll &lmo cheerfully. they WBf" or a certainty of his hearing me."
cl&so who had but little themselves. and It AI \he uma or Francke's death In l7a7 the
seemed after a time to become burdensome. bulldlnga for the Orphan Houao and Its
The rich gave nothing to this from their supplements were 111<e a long street. BesldH
abundance, and Francke uked nothing, since the chief Orphan HoUIIO there wu the farm.
they showed no evidence of trus charity but the book -re. the printing houae. tho drug
seemed only desirous of fl&lnlng credit""' atore,laboratory, hosplt&l,llbrary, the art
especially good ChristiAns bec&uao ol their mueeum and the eohoola.
abU!ty to give more than others. Theeelnllltutlona formed a little olty within
Francke, there! ore. oeaaed to take up thle ltaoU and sheltered a. em&ll oolony ol the poor
collection, but caused a box to be put up In the and helpleee. It aiBo ll&•o employment to many
living room of the pareonage, and·over It wrote mo,.., and ltept In time an open table to
th-word.l: "But whoeo hath thiB world'& hunclreda of poor and llruUUnlllludents.
good, and -u. hiS brother have need, ancl But Pranolte .. ve10 Oocl alllhe honor. He
~hutteth up hie bowela or oompaaeton froiD uortbecl nothing to lila own ro .. ICht, aoun~
him how dwelleth the love of Ooclln hlml'"' anclle&rn!ng, bul oallt4 h!JMeU an unworthy
when th18 box hac! been In """ for about ~en& In Oocl'o hand,, who hac! only
three month8 eoma I"'""n p1Aioecl1n 1~ 8f. one loolr.ecl upon what. Go4 W 4one .
time, a awn amountlnC to about U .ea.'" Aa 1 •. TIM hlllll&llW&IO .ldM W no P~ In J\la
took thla 1n m7 hand," eaya Franolte, "l•d work, an4 eo olaal'~ dl4 he c1-.. Oocl'o Will
to my10U wt.lh lhe Jo7 or ral&h: ·~ Ia a f&IJ' .tor men In alllhaUie -bllabt4 and '
capital. Wlth thai. onelho!J)d rea117 -b!Mh aooompllabed, ~ ba h&cl an alJnoe\ ' aom.U.~: 1 ww b8Cin a Poor 8ohOol wi.\h ~ d..a.l of hla own fame, a&JinC
th1a , , , I lha& 0o,s -.Jd ~brine hie worJr, 1o naucJI&
x*J'nDoke YI8IIM....,. ot hie~ and hiJn..ulo aiiNM. OniJtn the Dfl!leof
wbo re,IDioa4 wi.lb h!mOfttl' hie lll&le ~ · Clbn. would ho latlor. In all hla ~hie and-· f-doi'INalo IUIIUppoft;. lflllell-... lo llrinC all, bolD lhe ~ plefW! -e!J lUlU In lha box.lloli*of JINIIaiS& aldl4 to U.. IJIMIIl•bolar,lnlo tho-. II line boW O&NflaiiJiha poor o'-......... lo .Jeaua Clluolli&. <::><
~ -~~.-&&b&lrownandJMIIS
torlbalonelfi*IIND' ~lha-.ll.ll,r ·aumm ... u-.,... fiOm 110 eo eo tolloiAI'IItn
R: iiiiOUI MMN .jMI ... ,........,
'ht ........ ..-a. ...._ h*•n ......
c-....,,MI .. IlCa-
iatM ...... c ......
...a: "• .. w.n.on. .. , .......... La. ,_ a.e, Calif. -1. nu hdnt Jla c tut-.. " ................. Mlftiiii'WII'r.GI'IIIIII. nu ., .... ,..._.
,. ... 0111117 cleft ol Or-
.... CGUtJ Me. 11, 1r7'7.
........... 11, Jl,
at, 1m, ta u.. W.wport
lllltMwl"lp. F_.UOI
PU BL.IC NOTI.CE
FICTITIOUI.,.... •.um 8T A Tlllllf'l'
1'1111 tDIIoeillir .,..... ..
~ .... I u: I.I.T. . ....,... .. .........
c .... Dr., ... ::S.o.. Jeew-JOit Bt.clt. Cal. • Mn.
lftlla Teller, UH ..._
... Twtrll. tec-SW..
CII ... U.
'flU t.•un 11 caldtct-
tcl bJ .. ldYidla1. .....
I"Jla M. Ttlltr.
'l'la&l ltatemelt ,.. fl1td
......... ..., clerk ol Or-.... eo.o Aile· at, 1m.
MUM: Sept. I, 11, U,
It, 1t'7'7, lD tbt Newport aa.r lllltp. F -11101.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FIC'JTI"'IUS BOSIDSS
MAim 8T ATBMEMT
TMIDUDwtJIIper-are
dolliJt.IIDIIIU:ABIJVI
Man.t, 101 Wllld8Dr Pl.,
luta AM, CaUl. 11705: Pa-
trick Mleblel RJu. IOf-B
La I..,..._, 8u Cltm--
te, Cal. IM?I; 1 .. Eft.M
COUld. 14061 WIDdlor Pl.,
S&lb Aa, Cal. W705.
TWa t.ltDIII u coDdac-
ted by I Umltedpart:Dtrlblp.
llptd: .Jeu E. Coand, Pat-
rick MlcMel RJU.
Tbla ~tattmt~~~t ,.. m..s
willa tbt coatJ eltrk ol Or-
&1111 CoutJ q. !9, lW'1'7 •
Mu.b: Stpt. a, 15, za,
at, 1m, tD u.. Newport
BI.Jt)or EIUdp.. F -11118
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-INM ncnmus BOSDfES8
KAME STATIMEMT
Tbt~pt,...U'e daUc ....... u: -.,.,.uy.
LeanlJL ZSi01 8prtc 8tntt. M&atoa Ylt)), Cali-
ltnla -75: laMl Deu MWen, 111'1 .........
fl. R.-port Belc-. Cll&M • • ~ Terry ec••r.
laiOl Spric Btnet, Mt.loa
Vt.jo, Califonla 9H75. Tbla ._.,.,, ta coldllct-
tclbya,_.ral~
llptd: ,__. Deu MWtn. nu atateaM~~t wu a.ted wta tbt coaJitJ e1m o1 Or-
.... CoutJ Stpt. 1, 1W77.
Mu.b: Stpt. 1. 15, U,
••• 1 '". til tbt Kewport Bllt)o~ EDJtp. F -SlUt
PUBL IC NOTICE
"i -tN70
FICTmOUS BUSIKESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbt lo1Jow1.ac ptnDD ...
doliC buiDea u : Mar1De v..-... l74G Marp•rtte
An., CoroM cW Mar, Cal-
lL tul$: KenD J. Blmmtr-
.0. 174t Marpertte AYt.,
Co,.,_ del Mar, CaUl.
IMIS.
'"'-.,. ...... 11 C08dilct·
tel by .. ldYidlll. 8lped:
K..sa J, Slammenll. ,... lltateiDelt wu ftltd
wtaa tbt coutJ clerk ol Or-
.... COUIIJ '-1· IS, 1m.
MH* Sep. a. IS, a,
It, lt'7'7, Ia t111t Newport
llutlor £DIIp. F -10'7SI
PUBLIC NOTICE
...,.
PEftTIOOIIWIMIM
IWIII II' .i'IDIUI" ,.........,...,... .. .... >• I U1 Q. C •
011 .... "1.. lie.. ,., . ...._ , __
.... ,..,, c ... .... . ....,..., ....... .
.. de II ... ~ , tr. ,...,,Cal& ... ,....., ......... .
_..,., Mt 1 ...... ...........
'NI 1' ·---............... c.. ..,.CIIIIIr -... ""· . , ..... '~=2: ... 1"!, .. .. ..... ~ .. ,
MEft«T HMIOit UIC.
PUaJII£D I!BLY •PO. S
THURSDAY, SfPT. 21. fl17
OOIDA OB.IIAA, t.AU f.
ftUaLIC MOTICE
• WiiiilmAY, I&PT. 14
Mudl LJia AU-. 10,
tl -Waa.t. Newport
f'EnTIOUI·--· ............ duled ,...
..... ft'Aora.wr •lldJFMMr dnM drtY&II
'he ......... ,._ Ia at tsiO a.a. a tMIOO tlloell:
..._II d n • DMr· oiPnllret....,.rtlllloNI ..... ........_ IJ•rrr, ... Tl'tllt Au. Tora....-. .oa ... 1U ..... .... 14, ol UOIW, 811'-Bttd.,
.... , ... 111, Cella Me-llaa., Wll C ..... td with
-. Ca. .... Mle-.& W. .... lrleDIScated ud cUt-
TleliJ, ll5U"a 1J(M LIM. orcleriJ at I p.m. at UN
... .hlu CapMtruo, Ca. ud 8a1lloa • • • WUUam
tl(', I. Ala. ladwll, U, ol ZM
Tldl 'Winrn a. CMdlct· ltoe._..r, C.ta ....... wu
td -, u ........,. aa.-tz · arni!Md at 10 p.m. at Ktw-
MlaMI w. leiiJ. port ta.r oe a St.a Dltco na. ltl'ts..a wu IJed warnlt cbu'CSII l\lm with
W'b a._., ettn oC Or· fallln to proYide tor de-
Up CoatJ ._. '7, 1rrf. ,....._. ••• A hOO colo
MU..: ... 15, U, It, coUeeU. wu bllqlulsed
Oct. •• ''"· .. tM Jtewport froiD tM bome of Dbrll 1M Banor IMIP% F -115U Sclrnrtl, 1717 W. Balbo&
81Yd., Ctltral Hftport, bt-
PUeLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI BUII.KESS
MAD STATI:MIIfl' n. IDUoWliC ...... ..
till hrtena u:btllw..a
G...... 71$ W. 17tb St.,
IF, eo.ta M-. CA. 112a7: ••r ron~~ Bowtt. 5111 8eallllll)n, Mnport S.Cb,
CA. IIMS.
TIU ._. .... 11 COIIIIIIet-
td bJ u IDdlfldal. Ste-t
PtMrBowte.
TIIU ltat.m..a wu ftltd
wttll tbe eatlltJ clerk ol Or-
up CfutJ Stilt. 11, 1W77.
Plb&Ub: Stilt. 12, at, Oct.
8, lS, 1W77, 1D tbt M..,..-t
Haatm EDiip. F -81150 .. .
P.UBLIC NOTI.CE
CP-ftl'l
FX:TJ'I'IOOS BUIIMISS
KAME IT ATI:MIIn'
n. tobowllc """ .. dolac ..... I I U: Ber-
IIU'd'..-· -uo1 Eut Cout
BlctlftJ, Coro. del liar,
CalUonla la15: La MulDe
Fr.aeel•~ aCalUonlaCor-
ponttoa, Mel c~
Dr., IC....,rt Beacll. Call-
to..-11111.
Tbla ....... 11 COIIdld-
ed b)' a oorpontloL La Ma-
11De FniCIIltt. BJ: Benard
Rlcol.t. PI'MIWIIL
Tb1t ...... ,.. ftJtd
wltb a. C01.11tJ clerk ol Or-
&1111 caae, -.. ao, 1m.
. tw ... 11:10 p.m. &ad 1 p.m.
•• , A It-bud poUc:t JCU-
oer radio wu .COlto from
MU. tlooet'• truck ~lie
lt .... parted at bU :·. 'le
at 1710 Marl.la, Bay' reat,
btttrtta ~ p.m. Stilt. 1.; aod
7 a.m. Sept. 1• ••• Two
Wllltt IDil .. Ia tbtlr early
twtlltl.. art •spected of
.._. .. $110 from the cub
dnwer of tbt Book Sbop
OD lM lalaDcS, 101 MarlDe,
Baltloa bland, betwteo 1:30
aDd 2 p.m •••• Rob Law-
reaet, 2115 SberlllctoD, Oa.k-
wooct apartmeata, reported
a $,1,15t lterto r.c:tl¥tr sto-
ln from hLt bomt betw"o
1:10 p.m. &ad mldDlcbt ••.
A $1,000 ltUIO lod $10
cub wert .toleca from the
boiDt ol u.o Robluon. 5511
Sea1bort, WMt Newport, be-
tw .. 3 p.m. aDd 3:30 p.m.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 15
Prol.,.,ore, S.Crow Ser-
Ylc-, 1tll JCortl 'J'utla
AYNM, Slllta Aa, Ca.
tr701, E~erow No. 77-0101-.
MG.
Lee RaymoDd otls, 35,
of 267S Suta Aaa, Cotta
Mea, was charred with be-
lle latollcattd lDd dtaorder-
ly at li:.S a.m. at 900 New-
port Ctattr Dr •••• Judith
Lollbtt, 10? AbaloDe, Balboa
lalaDd, report.d $271 stolen
from btr purM at her home
bttWMD I:SO p.m. Sept. 14
aDd I:SO a.m. the 15th •••
Ao tltlmated $300 damace
waa done to JllltDt Jucar-
lck'a car wbile ttwaaparked
Dear btr borne at 4%2-1/2
Larbpar, Coro• c:lel War, bf 10meooe who tbJ'ew a
Upttd clprtt tbrou(b tbe
wladow, ltartlDc a nre, be-
twteD 8 p.m. Sept. 15 ar¥1
7 LID. lht l&tt\ ••• A pls-
tol aad bot.ter, a rlac aDd
clotblJc, nllltd at $1,350,
Wtl!t .W.. tro• Gl-HW,
10? 21th, Wetlt Newport, bt-
twMD 7 p.m. Sept. 13 aod
7:10 a.m. tbe 15tb •••
Fra.a.k Enest GuUerre&, 28,
of Ul Bay, Cotta Mesa,
was arrtllttd at 7 p.m. at
Dover aDd ~at. Westclltr,
and cbaqed wltb baflluy
• •• Du Moody Holloway,
51, of 1815 Sberirlc1on. Oak-
wood apartmtllh, wu char-
led wltb auaDlt ~eo pollee
arruttcS him there at 8:30
Plblllb: Stilt ••• 15, u,
It, 1W7'7, Ia 1M ltft'I'Ort a.-r &~ r.alJN
PU8LIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
s..-a
PlFJC.,......lf""'l iOUS BOIIMESS
MAMI8TATIIIBICT
1'IM tDI.lftlar per-an
do&ll """MSI u: M 6 B O..rt ,..,..... .,
orrtip. 11oe4. eoroa dtl
Mar, CIUa)l"'la ..U: Ro-
bert L. IIIII. ., Onill-
toD Rol4. Corea dtl liar,
CalUonda tillS; Manbll1
L. Mc.DI.Idel, 1110 &lit lm-
pertat BilbftJ, .... 111,
II lltp8dD. C .... nla
toi4S.
p.m.
• FRIDAY, SEPT. 16
A euaette tape player,
ftlued at $200, wu stolen
from a Tlfb.Q Tnuporta-
tloo Co. tnck 1D tbe park-
IJII lot of tbt Balboa Bay
Chlb betWHD 2 p.m. Sept.
13 aad 11000 Sept. 16 • . •
COD1 McArdle reported a
$300 tape player ttoltD from
btr car WbJle It na parked
... r btr Promoatory PolDt
bomt bttW .. 2 p.m. Sept.
15 aod 8:10 p.m. Sept. 16
• • • A TV At ud sttreo
equipment, nlatd at $500,
wen lakeD from Marjorie
Boyle'•. ear ftllt lt wu
pa.rttd Dtar ber bomt at
185 SeqaU, Newport
Hti~JU. ~ J a.m. &ad
10 p.m. • • • A cauette
pltytr, nUtt ud cub,
..... St,lll, ........... tro• ltll Leu ..._, rrs
Pr~ry Dr., bttw ....
p.m. ltpt. IS ud I:JO LID.
Stpt. 11 , • • IUe .. nl Wal-
ter BueoD, ao, of U$-1/Z
Grud CMIJ, a.lbo& lal.ud.
wu eJIII.rttd wttb mt.clt-
IIMIDOr dtuk drlvtJc at 5
p.m. at Cout Hwy.&adJam-
bone ••• Artlllr Lewt•
H..atap, .0, of 1018 Sa.ott-
cutle, lla.rbOt Vln HUt.,
wa• cbaqtd wtth milde-
meuor cSI'UILk cSrl•lDc at Z:05
a.m. at 801 Baya1dt.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 17
A NIY tuk coDta.llllnC
an ntlmattd $100 lo coloa
waa l&oltD from the bome of
Roraald Trf&lp, 5S Moateclto
Dr., Sp1Jlt.. HUI, between
8:SO a.m. ud 5:20 p.m. • •
About 100 plecea of!x4 ham-
ber, vaJued at $500, were
stolen betWeen 5 p.m. Sept.
17 aod l2:SO p.m. the l8U1
trom behlad IAlchaelMadzo-
tft'a boule at 211 Marigold,
Corona del Mar • • • Two
chalra and a table, nlued
at $1SO, were stoleo from
the troot porch at the home
of Doaald Norman, 3104 from
Ocean Bl¥d., Corona del
Mar, betWeeo mldnlcht Sept.
16 and 7 a.m. the 17tb ••.
Fred Robert Ewald, 4Zl Ser-
ra, Cdrooa Hicblaods, re-
ported $1,450 1D cash stolen
from his borne between noon
Sept. 10 lDd 3:30 p.m. Sept.
17 ••• DanJosepbCarvalho,
19, of 209 ColtOD, Newport
Shores, was charted with
glvl~~g false Information to
a poUce omcer at 2 a.m.
lD tbe 100 block of 18th,
Centnl Newport ••• John
StncbaD Bodrero, 26, of
435-1/2 Caroallon, Corona
del Mar, was arrested there
at 11:30 a.m. and charted
witb marl)la.oa possession
••• Douglu Gordon Faw-
cett, 21, of 1737 Bonaire,
West Upper Bay, was char-
ged with beiac lntoucated
and dt.orderly at 4:30 p.m.
at Balboa and Coast Hwy.,
West Newport.
• SUNDAY, S~PT. 18 .
Michael Herdan, 3010
Park Newport, reported
sportllshln& gear valued at
$3,045 mleo from hls stor-
age area at the apartments,
between 1 p.m. Sept. 13 and
7:30 p.m., Sept. 18 • • •
Mlchatl Joseph Farr·ace,
3513 Seashore, West New.
port, reported a TV set,
stereo equipment, records
Ul1 ~. valued at $4,210,
atoltD b'om bJ.s home be-
tween 7 p.m. Sept. 16 and
9 p.m. Sept1 18 by thle¥es
wbo pt"led opeo a window
••• Jaodt Lindahl, zen Aba-
lone, Balboa lalaod, reported
a cassette tape playtr valued
from ber car whUe lt was
parked neat" her home be-
tween 6:30a.m. and 1:30p.m.
••• Jorte Rlcbardo Oublna,
25, of 2221 Heather, West
Upper Bay, was arrested
at 11 p.m. at Bobby Mc-
Gee's restaurant, 353 E.
Coast Hwy., oear Promon-
tory Polot, lDd charged with
approprta~ lost property
• . • Soreo Jobanoes Suod-
berg, 35, of 229 LaJolla,
Newport Hetcbts, was char-
ged with mlsdemeanor drunk
driviDe at 9:15p.m. at New-
port and Catallna, Newport
Heicbts • • • Anthony Alan
Horntb, Z3, of 329 Aliso,
Newport Hetchts, was c bar-
ced wtth ridlnc bls bike
acroas a roed dl•lder at
2oth and Court, Central New-
port, at 4:30 p.m ••• Rooald
Edward Clolty, 46, or 2277
Harbor, Costa Mesa, was
arrested at 5:30 a.m. to the zoo block of Gra.od Canal,
Balboa IslaM, and charged
with burgl~ry.
1'1da ._ ...... II ooadllct-
tcl bJ a ....,U putMrGtp. lipid: Manllal1 L. McDu-
111.
John W. Redelfs, M.D.
'nu .e.tla..a wu IIJed
,.. ....... c&enoiOr-
.... eo., ... '1''"· ,........_, s,a.
n, tm, ta a. -..,o.t
BI.IWIIIIIp. F-11Mt
ftUIILIC NOTICE .
I M1t
f'EiiiiOOI8UiiHUI
JUMIITATIIIIII'I' .................. ..,. ....... < •• c ...... A8llr ......... c.ru. ... c.-..... c.-..• _,, fte Mllr hll p;P
-.~n~.,actWr* ... ,.. .... c--..c•-ea--.~,,.,.._ •. -..-~ ....
...... Ca?M I 1'MI II 9 F II I &d-
.. 'faG JFJ ...... :.• .. ':-,::.= 'NI 11 .. _ ...
.. ........... Qr.
~-;-. .. lift. ~.._.._ .. ~.---.. .. l:b~· ftnl · C..W I ~....... 0
PAS'& ...... = . ... lift. .. .. ---~~.. ,
ANNOUNCES
THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE
FOR TREATMENT
OF OVERWEIGHT PROBLEMS
IUIT. A, CA ... ILLO W£DICAL BU ILDING
21•1 I:AIT COAIT H IG HWAY
CO .. ONA DI:L WA ... CAL.IF. it262&
F8££ CONSULTATION
HOU .. Ia thOO A.W. TO t :OO P.w.
TI:L. I:~HON l:t 17S.OUO
• MOlfDAY, IIPT. lt
Cbrta t..ia BIA~Da.A. U,
of 2UO Maple, eo.ta ..... wu ~ tllitrt at 1:10
bd cbat(ed wttb btlDc ta-
toiSctttd a~ dl10rdtrl)' ••• wuuam Perry Holdta, 10,
of tbe Balbo& lao, wu cbu-
ctd with btlJir l.Dtolieated
aod d110rderly at 1:10 a.m.
at 2Srd aDd w. Octu Front,
Central Newport ••• D&Yld
Wead Sykes, SO, of SU El
Modena, Newport Htlchtt,
was c harted wltb mlldemet-
nor drunk drlvlftC at 10:50
p.m. at Rtveralde a.r¥1 A•oo,
Newport Hetchtl ••• Da¥ld
RUehle Negley, 26, of 1M5
l"lne, Oakwood ap&rtmellb,
was charted with mllclemea-
oor drunk drlrtoc at 5:30
p.m. at lrvloe and Untver-
slty, Back Ba~· ••• Treat
Allen Torgeraon. 24, of 1203
W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
was arrested at 2;05 a.m.
at 21st aDd Balboa, CentnJ
Newport and c ha fRed wttb
possesslag the drug P.C.P.
••• A wooden buslDus 02me
sign, valued at S200, was
stolen from 1n front or the
Yogurt Cooneetlon shop,
3408 Via ()porto, Lido VIl-
lage, between 3 a.m. and 8
a.m •••• A $500 pistol and
reported stolen from the
home of Donald Dice, 3010-
1/Z W. Balboa, West New-
port, between 6 a.m. and
mlctnlp:hl.
• TUESDAY, SEPT. 20
Richard Walter Jarrosalt,
34, of 106-1/2 29th, West
Newport, was booked at po-
llee headquarters at 10:45
a.m. on a graon thett cbar-
~te • . . When DeMis Gagg
parlte(1 his Porsche Tarp
car 1n the driveway of bls
home at 4718~ashore, West
Newport, between 6 p.m.
Sept. 20 aoo 10 a.m. Sept.
21, someone stole the radio
some cassette tapes and ttw
car's top, valued at $1,015
... A wallet aM contents,
worth $100, were stolen from
the home of Frederick Bal-
ley, 6908 w. Ocean Front,
West Newport, between 10
p.m. Sept. 19 and 4 p.m.
the 20th . • • Hugh McCon-
nell, 1Z7 24th, West New-
port, reported all 4 bub-
caps, valued at $400, sto-
len from hls ear whUe lt
was parked In the 200 block
of W, Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
between 5 p.m. Sept. 18 arw:l
7:30a.m. the 19th.
NEWPORT HARBOR ENSHJt
PUILlatED WEEJ<LY·PG. 3
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expensive than House of Wmdsor Palmas, but never
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The reason is that our Palmas are made from
only the choicest imported filler tobaccos and then
carefully wrapped in specially selected Honduran
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P\JBL.IC NOTICE: .... ",-
FICTITIOus BIJ8UIESS
li.UO: ITATEIIENT
1'llo -.or penoa lo
dotiiiC builf11 I I : l~tt.
ter CtateroiBna-Lambert.
110 Newport Ceattr Dri•e,
Newport S..cb, C&Ulomla
92660: Ltakletter Mlbt.ge•
meat Corp., 180 Newport
Center DriYI, Newport
Ba!b. Clllloraia 92660,
TIWI bwllaoN Ia coodu<t-
ed by a limited s-,rtnerstllp,
S.lped: Jack D. Jellkills. lor
Llokletter Management
Corp., GeQtral Partoor,
This statement was rued
with the county clerk of Or.
aage County Sept, 12, 1977,
PubUsh: Sept, 22, 29, Oct.
15, U, 1977, 1n the Newport
Harbor Eoa~.&:n. F -81739
PUBLIC ,N O TICE;
s .:a9s3e
FlCTITJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The loUowlog persollS are
dol~ business as: 1. Link-
letter Ceoter or Santa Fe
Springs; 2, Linkletter Cen-
ter of Santa Ana-McFadden.
160 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach, Ca!Uornia
92660: Linkletter Manage-
ment Corp,, 180 Newport
Ceoter Drive, Newport
Beach, California 92660;
Wilbur D. Layman,. 755 Vla
Lido Soud, Newport Beac h,
Calilornia 92663.
This business is conduct-
ed by a limited partners hip.
Signed: Jack D. Jenkins, for
Llok.letter Management
Corp., General Partner,
This statement •as filed
with the county clerk of Or-
a~e County Sept. 12, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, In the Nev.'J)Ort
Harbor Ensign. F -81741
PUBLIC NOTI C E
S-89940
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMEN T
The following persons ar e
dol~ business as: Linklette r
Center of Santa Ana-
Edtnger, 180 Newport Cen-
ter Drive, Newpo rt Beach,
California 92660: Linkletter
Management Corp., ~80
Newport Center Drive, New-
port Beach, California
92660; John Yelland, 1076
Skyline Drive, Laguna
·Beach, c aurornla 926S 1; w.
C. l.Hrams, 3 Lagunlta, La-
guna Beach, CalUornia
926S l.
Thts buslllf,!:§~ I~ conduct-
ed by a ttn1iteai)a.Mfte1Stttp:·
Signed: Jacf-D. Jenkins, for
Linkletter Mamgement
Corp., Central Partner.
This statement wa s til~
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Sept, 12, 1977.
PubHs h: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, In the Nev.'PQ rt
Harbor Ensign. f -8173&
PLrSLIC N OT I CE
S-89938
FICTITIOUS DUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following pe rson Is
doing business as: Linklet-
ter Properties, 180 ~e·NpOrt
Cente r Dr ive, :-lev.'J)Ort
Beach, Calllor nia 92660:
Link Properties, 180 Neto~.·
port Center Drive, Newpor t
Beach, Ca lifor nia 92660.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name : Link
Properties, J ack D. Jenkins ,
Secretary.
Tttls statement w,•s ftleol
with the county clerk of Or -
ange County Sept. 12, l'J77 ,
Publish: Sept. 22, 2~. Oct.
6, 13, 1977, In the Newpo rt
Harbor Ensign. f -81738
P U BL IC N O TI C E
S-89'J39
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEMENT
The following person is
OOI.og business as: LinklPl-
ter Management, 180 New-
port Center Dr iv P, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660: Linklet-
ter Management Corp., 180
Newport Cent er Drive, New-
port Beach, Ca. 92660.
Thls bus iness Is conduct-
ed by a corporation.
Corporation Name: Llnk-
letter Management Corp.,
Jact J enklns, Seer.tar y.
This statement was fUed
with tbe count}' clerk of Or ~
aoge County Sept, 12, 1977.
Publtsh: Sept. 22, 29, ()(;t.
6, 13, 1977, In the NeW')X)rt
Harbor Ensign. F ~81737
PUBL I C N O TIC E"
FlCTITJOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe toliOWifll penon 11
dolo~-•• u:-rne
Pubtieat:loaf, 2020 Fullerton
Au,, ISO, Cottallua 92G2'7 ;
P. 0, Box 155L~-lilesa,
IIIU7: Eolllct waDap Land-
llled. %4110 FoUortoa, COola
Ill-tNt~. TIU--14--t.d "' u llllllfilllll • ..,_,
·-w.n.., I.-. 'nlo --IIIII -.. _,.lorlof0r--~ ... 14,1m. -U,II,Oct. a. u. am, 111 111o Jlooport liuloor Eootp. P.aam
PUGLIC NOTICE
CP-51Sl
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
MAlliE STATEI<EMT
Ttat ~~~~ P.noGI art!
dol.ia t.•IIDHI as: All11 H&ir
Buaar, 46! Eut l?lb--.
Co.ta .._ ... , CaUt>nu
9ZSZ'I: Ilea "· Pool, 11159
Sa ala CtcUla, FouataiJJ Vat.
ley, Calltorn.La 92708; Allee
L. Pool, 18159SilllaCocUJ&,
FoutliD Valley, CaUfomJ.a moa.
This ba.JIQes.s Ls c~et.
ed by aa lDdlYldual. S1cbed:
Ben w, Poat.
Thta Jta.tement was nted
with the county c lerk of Or.
a.age County Sept. 15, 1977,
Grover Escrow Corpon.
ttoo., 111 South lliJnols , Ana-
helm, Ca. 92805. EscrOYo'
No. 10771-01-AR.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Eosign. F -82074
~UBLIC NOTI C E
S~89923
STATEMENT OF ABAN.
OONMENT OF USE OF FIC-
TITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
The follOwing person (per~
sons) hav e abaodonedtheuse
of the rtcttUous business
na me R. H. Dana Academy
at 34512 Embarcadero PI,,
Suite B, Dana Point, CaU-
fornia 92629. The ncttUous
bus iness na me referred to
above was rtled ln County
on January 2-4, 1977. Ger-
ald F. Troy, 34S1Z Embar-
cadero Place, Dallll Point,
CA. 92629; R. Date Cor-
neU, 33602 D Dana Vista
Drive, Dana Point, CA.
92629.
This business was conduc-
ted by a genera l partnership.
Signed: R. Dale Cornell.
Tills statemem was rtled
with the County Clerk or
Ora/'f:e County Sept. 7, 19'17 ,
Richard J. Schwarzsteln.
ESQ., Attorney at law, Man-
ufacturers Bank Rldg., Sixth
Floor Pent house, 1201 Dove
St., Newport Beach, CA.
92660.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, In the Newpo rt
Harbor Ensign, F -70&47
P UB(I C NO TI C E
S-89924
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing business as: R. H.
Dana Academy, 3S102 De l
Obispo Street, Dana Point,
CA. 92629: Ave ntura Sailing
Association (Callforni•
corp.), 3S102 Del QllspoSt.,
Dana Point, CA. 92629.
This business is conduc ~
ted by a corporation.
Co rporation Name: Avpn.
tun Salling As soclatlon, Ga-
ry R. McAvoy, President.
This statement was filed
with the coontr cler k or Or -
a~e Cou nty Sept. 7, 1977 ,
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 19'77 , ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F" -81631
P U BLI C NOTICE
S-89934
FICT ITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doar:u;: business as: l. Link-
letter Self Storage or Irvine;
2. Linkletter Self Storage of
R lverside, 180 Newpor t Cen-
te r Drive, ~ewport Beach,
Callrornia 92660: Linklette r
Manal!:emE'nt Corp., 180
~ewport Center Drive, New-
port Bearh, California
92G60: Arthur G. Llnkletter,
II 00 Bel Air Roar1, Los An-
l!:e les, CaH!ornla 90024; Jade
Linkl ett er, 67 Emerald Bay,
Laguna Beach, California
::12651; Wilbur D. Layman,
755 VIa Lido Soud, Newport
Beach, C A. 'J2663; JotrnY~>I
Ia nd, ICY'/6 Skyline Drive,
Laguna Beach, California
92651.
This business is conduct -
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Jac k D. Jenkins, For
Linklettl!r Management
Corp., General Partner.
This statement wa~ til ed
with the County Clerk otor-
a~e County Sept. 12, 19'77.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 19'77, In the Newport
Harbor Ens ign. F -81740
PUBLIC N OTIC ~
NEWPORT HARBOR EM St GI
PUBJ..IIHEO WEEKLY -PG. 4
lllURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 19n
CORONA DEL MAR, CALIF
PUBLIC NOTIC E
f'JCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe touowinc pe:rsooa are
dolfll business u : Sylvan
Oatl, 21 Whitewater Dr,.
Corooa del Mar 92625: Erie
C. Bollinger, 21 Whitewater,
Coi'OD3 del Mar, Ca. 92625;
CUI B. Causey, 1933 Bays..
dere Ter ., Corona del Mar.
Ca. 92625; G. Te rry Causey,
1933 Bayadere Ter., Corona
del Mar, Ca. 92625,
This bus iness Is conducted
b}' a generaJ partnersh.lp,
Signed: Erie G. Bollinger.
This statement was flied
wttll the county clerk of Or-
aJlgtt County Sept. 12, 19'77,
Publish: Sept, 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In lhe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F-81768
PUB LIC NOT IC E
FICTITIOUS BUSINE~
NAME STATEMEN"
The following person Is
doing bu siness as: (1 )
Kaleldloscope, (2) Executive
Rostrum, (3) Naughty Yo-
Mos. 3810 East Coast High-
way, Suite t 4, Corona del
~ar. California 92625.
Miriam Nickelson Miller,
1830 16t h St reet, Apt. R~
iOI, Newport Beach 92660,
California .
This business lscondut'led
by an unincorporated lis-
soctation other than a
partnerslllp. Si~nert: Mi riam
Nic kelson Miller,
This s tatement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Count of Aug , 26, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 1S, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In lhe Newport
Ha rbor Ensign. F -81072
~UBLI C NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM E STATEMENT
The folloYo'lng person Is
doing bus iness as: The Cover
Man, 1222 E. EdlDge r, Sa nta
Ana , Ca. 92707: David Mi-
c hael HeUec k, 7310-1/2
Oce.11 F"r u•lt, Newport Bch.,
Ca. 92663.
This bus iness is conducted
by an individual. Signed:
Dav id Helleck.
This stat em ~n· was fll tvl
with the county clerk of Or~
ange County Sept. 12, 1977.
Publis h: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oc.t. 6, 1977 , In the Newpo;-t
Ha rbor Ensign. F -817 46
~U BLIC N OTICE
S-89885
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATE MENT
The follow!~ per sons a re
doing business as: Kentu cky
F ried Chicken, 695So.Coast
Hwy,, Laguna Beach 92677:
Larry Joe AMer son, IS72
Klmberwlcke Drive, Sanl3
Ana, Ca. 9270S; CaUl)' El-
len Ander son, 1572 Kimber -
wicke Drive, Santa An.1, Ca.
92705.
This buslnPss Is conduc t-
ed by a general partner ship.
Signed: Larry J. Ande rson,
Cathy E. Anderson.
This statement was fil ed
with the coullty cler k of Or.
ange County Sept. 1, 1'377,
Publish: Sept, IS, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977 , In the Sewpo rt
~I arbor Ensign. F -81342
P UBL I C N O T ICE
S~89834t
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAMI:: STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Arevalos
Pre-School, 19692 Lexington
Lane, Hu ntington Bea ch, Ca-
lifor nia 92646: Talbert Pre-
School (Ca!Uornla corpora-
tion), 91111 Brabham Drive,
Huntington Beach, Callr.
92646.
T his business Is conduct ~
ed b y a corporation.
Corporation na me: Tal-
bert Pre-School, Mantle
Kunreuther, vice-president.
Tbls state me nt was !lied
wtth the county clerk of Or-
a nge County Aug, 29, 1977.
Publish: Sept. IS, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977 , In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f ~811 66
PUBLIC NOTIC ~
S-89889
S-89935 STATEMENT OF WITH-
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS DRAWAL FROM PARTNER-
NAME ST ATEMENT SHIP OPERATING UNDER
Tbe following persons n e FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS
doing bustoess as: I . Link· NAME
letter Center of Brea.-O.lk The followtnc person has
Place; 2. Llnktette r SeUSto-wlthdrawtl as arenenlpart.
rage of Founta in Valley, 180 Dtr from the partnership
Newport Center Dr1Yt1 New-operaUoc under the t1et1-
port Beach, Calltonda Uoua lMaltAeU name of In~
92660: Link Properties, 180 teraatto•l Real Estate Net-
Nuwport Center Drtvt, New-work -Tb• Bol.rdwalk at
port Beteb, CaUJoni& 17U4 Beacb BlYc!., "'-Dttnc·
92&60; John Yellaad, 1076 ton B•eh. CaUJorlda 9%&4'7.
SkJUot Drive, Laguna Tbe ftc:Utloua blaiDeSsMme
Beach, Cllllomla 92&51. ltattmtat tor the putner-
Tbll batlDen 11 cotKiuet. ship wu ftltd oa October
ed by a UmUed pertnerthlp, 4, lr76 In tbe Couaty of
Slped: Jack D. Jenkl•, For Oruce. Ft1.U Mame ud J.d ..
LIM Properties, 1 Cen.nl droa or tiM Pe,_ Wttn.
P&rtMr. dnwtar. RocwJd T. ems.
ftlo --wu IIJod 17114 Beocb Bltd., Jlallllll-
wllllllll CoaaiJ Clork ofor-. 1oo Boto;ll. caW.
oop Coolly ... U, lfl7. 111poclr--T. Blllo.
-...... 21, n, 0c1. MilD: lltpl, 15, II, It,
~ u, 1m, 1n 111o Jtooport Oct. 1, tm, 1a 111o llnport
,. .... Eoolp. F .en a Hari>Dr Ellllp. P -01:1481
PUBLIC NOT ICE
• FlC11TIOUI<BUIIINISS
NAI<E STATEIIIBIIT
The tDUowtll pertolll are
doiiiJ ""''-' ... 1<111 EaJ. erprtMI, U411 Ospny, £1
Toro, Calli. 92110: LMt.oo-
ale T .... IJia, U411 Otproy,
£1 Toro, CIJ, t2UO; no..
Maddlrra, 2SS22 DuM Year,
El TotO 92630; Patttcll A.
fabl~. 23S42 Ouat Weer.
El Toto, Cal. 9%630,
This buslneu ll eotdlct-
ed by a 1ebtttl partatrsblp.
Slantd: Lle Lollalo T. 1<111.
This 5tatemeat was rued
with lbe county dert.: of or.
aflie County Sept, 15, 1977,
PubUsb: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, lD the Newport
Ha~r Ensign. F -82026
PU S LIC N OTICE
8.89913
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
dol~ buslaess as: VIdeo En-
tertainment Center, 369Eut
17th Street, Costa Mesa, Ca-
lifornia 92627: Gary c. HUI,
!HI Verano Place, lrYiDe,
California 92715; Randall A.
Hill, 1221 Marian Lane,
Newport Bea ch, Caltfornia
92660,
This business Is corwlJct-
ed by a general partflf"rshlp.
Signed: Gar)· C. Hlll, Ran -
dall A. Hill,
This statement was riled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange Count)' Sept. II, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 22 , 29, Oc t.
6, 13, 1977, In the Ne·NpOrt
Harbor Ensl~n. F -81670
P.UBLIC N O TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STAfEM ENT
The folloYo"tng person Is
doing business as: MarshA's
Brother, 665 Parle Dr,, t48,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627 :
Douglas C. Gilford, 665 Park
Dr ., ,.48, Costa Mesa, Ca.
'32627.
Tills business Is conducted
by an individual. Signed:
Douglas C. Gilford.
This statement wa s fUed
wilh the county c lerk of Or-
ange County Aug . 18, 19'77,
Publish· Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In the NeWJ)I)rt
Harbor Ensl~tn. F -8063tl
P U BLIC N O TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
~AM E STA TEMEN T
The !ollowlng person Is
doing business as: Colon
Therapy Ma.rketlng, 4500
Campos Drive, Suite 630,
Newport Beach 92660: Jack
L. Lane, 17532 Cottonwood,
Irvine, California 92'715.
This business Is conducted
by an individual. Signed:
Jac k L. Lane, N.D.
This s tatement was Uled
wltto the cou nty cler k of Or-
ange Count y Sept. 12, 19'77,
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
On. 6, 1977, In the Newport
~lartJor Ensi~?;n. F -81767
PUBLIC N O TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollowl~ per son is
<1olng business as: Photo In-
ventor y Systems, 1491 West
Raker Stree(, Costa Mesa,
Ca. ~262:6: Ed'lo'in W Smith,
1-133 Superior Ave,, "22 6,
N~>wport Beach, Ca. 92663.
Tlois bu-;lness Is conduct-
erl b)' au lndlv\rtual. Sle-nerl:
Edwin W, Smit h,
Tlr ls statement was filed
with the county cler k of Or -
ange County Sept. 7, 1971.
Publish: Sept, IS, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In the Ne'lo'po rt
Harbor Ensltn. F -81624
P U BL IC N O T ICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followllllit person Is
doing business a s: S<:.o lllew
llomes Real Estate, J59 San
Miguel Dr., 1102, NetrpOrt
Bear h, Ca. 926•iO: Gerrie
Investments 1~ .• Califor-
nia Corporation, 359San Mi -
1t1Jel Dr ., 1102, Newpo,rt
Heach, Calif. 92660.
This buslneu: Is conduct-
ed by a corporation,
Co rporaUon na me: Ger -
r ie ln•estment.o~ Inc., Hope>·
Gerrie, Secretary.
This statement was fUe<l
wtth the county clerk of Or·
11.nge County Sept. 7, 1977.
Publish: Sept, 15, 22, 29,
Oct , 6, 19"17, In the Newport
If arbor Ensign. F .81585
PU BLIC N OTICE
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe followiUI pertoO ll
dolJw buslnn:a u : CardeD
C rowers. 835 S. Cll.l LaM.
C-114, Newport Beoell, CA.
i2&6S: ROQI.Jd Huea lbc·
Qaarrte, ISS Sea GuU Lue.
NtwpOrt Beocll, CA. _,,
C-114, ll ...... rt Beoell, CA.
t2HS,
TIWI bo-lo--
od br •• --· 8JcM* ~~~-wltll 11oo ...., c1o" of or-..,.. c.., ... v,1m.
Mlloll: ...... II, II, n 1 0c1. e, tm, 1a t~oollnpon
Hari>Dr EaoJp. F -IUSI
SEMINAR lOOKS AT
LASER IMSTRUIIENn
A oee-dly· ...a&aar 01 ttte
latett de¥tklptn1Dt• ln
arytJIAc till lutr tutn.
m•Dtl ued 111 collltnetioD wru beotrendSatudly,Ocl.
1, from a a,m, to 4:SO p.m.
IJl OCC'a tclenc:t ball. Tbe
nmhar 11 eo~IPODJOnd by
tht Constn~eUonSuPtrloten.
dtDll Ann., the District
CouiKU ot Carpeateu. tbe
Koll Company of Ne wport
Beach, ud CICC's Coo-
str11etlon Tecboology Dlvt -
, SloD.
Pre ~reglstnUon lee, ln-
eludi..Dg a luncheoo, is SlO.
ResLstratlon fee at the door
is $12.50.
PUBLIC N OTI CE
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: K-Baros,
2480 Monaco Dr., Laguaa
Beac h, Ca. 92651 : Cather-
Ine (C rosby) Foltz, 2480 Mo-
naco Dr., Laguna Beac h, Ca.
92651; Eldon Leroy Foltz,
2480 Monaco Dr., Laguna
Beach, Ca. 92651.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: Catherine C. f 1ltr..
This statement was n.ted
with the county clerk or Or-
ange County Sept. 7, 1977 .
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 197 7, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81578
·PUBL IC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
ThE> tollowing person Is
doing business as: Jordan's
Pet Shop, 27.24 East Coast
Hwy., Corona de l Mar 9262;i:
Carole Abate, ~4112 Castlll a
La., Mission Vle)o, Ca.,
92675.
Tttls business is conducted
by a 11:ene ral partne rship.
Signed: Ca role Abate.
T his statement was llled
with the county clerk of Or -
ange County Sept. 12, 1977.
Publish: Sept. IS, 22, 29,
Oct, 6, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -8175 1
PUBLIC N OTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing bUsiness as: The Mis-
sion VIejo Business a nd In -
dustrial Part. Directory, T he
PeMy Pincher, The Saddle -
bact. Marketplace, The Sad-
dleback Shoppe r, 369Cypres s
Drive. Laguna Beae ta_ Call·
fornt.a 92651: wpuam Kim
Conklln, 369 Cypress Drfte,
Laguna Beach, CaHforniJ
92651.
This business Is conducted
by an Individual: S!gnert:
William Kim Conklin.
T his statement was tiled
with the county clerk of Or -
ange County Sept. 12, 1977,
Publish: Sept. 15, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -817G6
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing-business as: Ftregua rd
lnsulatlon Co., 133 E. Alton,
Santa Ana 927 07: James
Marshall KUDe, 18S02 Em-
bury, Santa Ana 92'1 05.
This buslness Is conducted
by an ind!Yidual. SlgnPd:
J. M. KUne.
This statement W3 S !Ued
with the county clerk ol Or-
a nge County Sept. 6, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 1S, 22, 29,
Oct. 6, 1977, In t he Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -81509
~UBLIC NOTICE
FICTIT IOUS BUSI NESS
NAME STATEMENT
T he following person Is
doing business as: Haiku
Music, 31612 .;anta Ro sa.,
South Laguna 92677: Jack
D. Mltler, 31612 santa Ro-
sa, South Laguna 92677.
Tills business Is conduct .
ed by an indlvtdual. Signed:
Jac k D. Miller.
This statement was flied
with the county clerk of Or~
ange CouM.y Sept. 16, 1977.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct.
6, 13, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. f -82149
P UBLI C NOTICE
FlCTrrJOUS BUSJNES3
NAW.£ STATEMENT
The foUowl.og periOD Is dotnc business u : (A) Im-
maculate CleanJDcComptlDJ,
(8) Immaculate Ct...a,.
Prvdlc:ll, $01 Cuche Dr.,
M....,.rt Baell, Caltfomla
t!MO, P.O. Borf2N2, Mtw·
port Btlch CalUorlll
t2MO: Tho 8uc1Ury Fou-
<lllloa, Lou .loll-......
951 Proi'DOC!tory Dr. ••,
M-rt Beocb, Ca.-· 1'1111 borrl-Ill _,_
od 1>7 u •-rponlod u----r Jlu I part. -Slpod: 11.-. Dr,
W0. .Jot 11-., PrM.
Tlllo -wu ftlod
Willi lilt ""'"" cloriiOf or--eo., ,.. aa.am.
Mliiiii ... U,It,Oot.
~ II, lfl,, Ia 111o "-'
..... lzdp. r..am
• TUESDAY, RPT. IS
TU.. cuts of mtD 'I
lOtti., ~ at $125.01,
wen acolea ttom a waril-
hooM at JS5.A Paa.brltG
Ave., property of Stuerelt
ProductJ, !1~9 RedhlU }Yt.
• , • Jamea R. Llndvtltt ,
U3 Co•ernor st., eom.
plaiDed tbet a burclar en-
rued bl& nsldeac e through
a kitchen wlndo'W, tlldtll S4
ln eolM record albums Ylls
ued at J2o and rnlseellane-
ous papers, Including pink
sUpa to Yeblcles and his
wedding Hceue , , • Mark
E. Singer, U:e E. 18th St.,
reported the $520 t~tt of
a cam en from his car left
for repairs I t 2060 RarbOr
Blvd ••• , MlcheUt R. Bur-
ton, 1291 Anaheim Ave., suf-
fered cuts on her arms and
ra ce after being thrown to
the ground "'he n her bicy.
cle was htt by a car dr1v•n
by Kathy A. Farley, 20, or
525 Fairfax Dr., tn a drive -
way at 1927 Harlx>r Blvd.
• •• A CB radio and spot-
llg hl covers worttj$140were
stolen trom the car orTe rr)'
Williams, 984 Presidio Dr.
, •• Peter J. Bactran, 26,
El Monte, was charged Yo'ilh
drunk driving after hls ve-
hlr le, northbound on New-
port Blvd. at Bay St., hit
a motorcyciP ridden b}' Tho -
mas .>\. Broo ks, 24, ot 927
Arbor St., eatbound on Bar
St. ••• A thief stole S36S
cash from an ort!C'e desk
drawer at Gold Key Real
EstatE' Co., 3013 !lariXJr
Blvd ••.• A box of tools
valued at $369.~5 ~·as sto-
len from Hen ry D. LNhC'r,
3009 Babh St.
• WEDNESDAY, Si':PT. 14
Linda L. !licks , 2·1,
ol 2323 Elden A\'C,, was
chargt"d with rlrunk rl r lvlne
at 22nd anrl F:lden Ave . il l
1:30 a.m ••. Grant D. Mc-
Nt!f, 1783 Kllll!let Court, re-
portPd the $100 theft of a
br ief ~-ase llt"lth miscel'an-
eous papers aurt dOCUI!lf'Ois
from his tr uck in his rlrlve-
way .•• A bur~lar cut a
kitchen door screen 10 l!aln
entry to lhe residence or
Ka thleen Il. Coli', 973 Con-
gress St., ransacktn~~: bec1-
rooms and taking jewPtrr
va lued at $3,500 ... A $1~0
refrij!'erator and a $~0 door
were stolen from an ap3rt-
me nt of David Kelly Devel-
opmenc Coli)., 55S Paular-
1oo Ave~ ._, •• Dorothy Mae
Ltftdb.ri, 5t1-'B Vlr lo rla
St., reporte<J a StOO rln~
missing from ~r hom~> whtle-
she was ~t"a rfienl~ • , . TOll\
D. Ba!P.s, 27, Placentia, and
David C. HollenbC'r k, 28, of
111 39th St,, West Ne~-port,
we re cha.n!E'd wil t! takiru; J
Sf 9 "A'eatlrer stallon frow :1
display count~>r at Se:~rs anrl
Roebuck Co,, 3333 Bristol
St., pladnc It In a S~>a rs
shopping hal!, then eont:tc -
tlng a rashler for a rE>fuOO
• , . A thlel fon·f'<i open
a plck-uo truck sun roof or
the Delphi Auto Desl~n, 75S w. 17th St., takl~ a C"B
radio, a stereo ndio and
fervle r pa rts, value(( at $100,
• THURSDA'\', SEPT. l fi
A $160 l.~elt sander anr1
a $250 pneuma tic staple gun
we re stolen from the open
shop or Waico woooworlcinl!:,
1835 Whittier Ave •••. Deb-
hiP Ann Lett, 19, Huntington
Beach, was taken to Costa
Mesa hospital With contu-
sions anrJ lacerations alter
he r vehicle hlt a traffi c sig-
nal at Adams Ave. aDd Pine-
c reek Dr. and rolled oYe r a
8:00 a.m., "''hen her two
mont h old son screamed
loudly In the car and she was
startled ••• Steven M. Ul-
loa, 1250 Adams Ave ., re-
ported the $600 theft or his
mo ~ped bicycle and the chain
and lock wit h which it had
been secured In the r·a rport
under his apartment •••
Vandals caused $300 da mage
to the car or Jose P. Cortes,
858 Center St., ln his car-
port, denting doors anrl brea-
king orr the a nt enna , ••
Da niel M. Guggenheim, 39,
ol 4 f3eaCOD Bay, was char-
ged With drunk dri•ing at
1901 Newport Blvd., at 11 :35
p.m. , , • A burglar cut a
porch screen, a kltctlen
screen •nd broke a window
to 1altl entry to the rest.
deoce ot Leticia Lara, 1t66·
A Wallace AYe,, takfnl $20
cash aDd aD onrn1&bt make·
up cue ••• Chtr1«te Ana
Goulet, 2!, ot , .. Victoria
st., lost eontrot of ber etr,
nleb bloc:kod -· 1 IIIIIIJ pole oo l:lartor Bl•d. 124
root -ot VIctoria St.
• F'RlDAY, SEPT. 18
'-ld Smltll 44, ot 130
B. 111b st., wa1 e"'qecl
wUb -drt .... 00 817
St. -of "-rt 81Yd. II 1:00 a.m •• , Dlnl L.
Wldlo, 1e. ot lUI PJo<oo..
Ua A"• Well M~ ...... _ ... ....,_
......... ol clulpna
dnp Ill .... 100 -of W, -a. ... AI*
ell ..... ,,,.....,,.. ....
IH t.ro• u.. JNCIIl eear
•I KUJfl>.-SeiiDol, 3155
KUJ~ ~, •• Tbo-
mU' It "-''>4•A Jo-
aaa St., reporttd tlllr tl,l$0
~>orallrr or ... ...., oqull>-
meat, a ndlr rue• aDd TV
sec rrom his l'Uilcted re-
•ldeoce ••• Bruc::e B. Me~
FarltJICI, 5t, A•beim, was
taUt to Colli Mna hospital
wUh iD)Iriel u ht attetnP·
ttd to walk acron Newport
Blvd. 1t Harbor Bh· •• at
11:20 p.m. sAd wu htt by
a car drfveo by Monica J.
Hayden, 25, or 38 Seasldf'
Circle, Newpo~ Beac h , , ,
Terry Rhodes, 21, of 2152
Ocean Front, Balboa, was
ta keo. to Costa Men hOspital
wUh lojurles after bts car
hit the rear of • car driven
by LueleD E. Beaudoin, 49,
Blue J ay, on Adams Av e.,
36 fl!('t easl of Mesa Verde
Dr. West.
• SATURDAY, SEPT. 17
Vandals caused more tllan
$100 dama11e at Stax Bur-
t:ers, 899 W. 19th St., dur~
lng the nJght, breaking wi n-
dows and scatterlog food ta-
ken from refrigerators .•.
Robert w. LIDd sey, 2154
Newport Blvd., r•ported
$23,50 cash s lolen from hlrn
at that adr1ress, a door beinl! -
pr lerl open ••. Glenn D.
Johnson, 12, of 1818 Ortolr
Dr., reported tht> S2l0 thPff
of l bag of golf clubs from
nert to his blq-c le on lht·
dr iving rangP at lhe Cosu
Me::;.a Golt Course; 1t1e r lulo
are useless to an adult , ben~
fo r ll to 14-year olr1s , ••
Vincent H. &nfanll, 132 Cf·-
:il PI,, reported the $130
burglary of a watch and
v.·311et wilh S20 cash from
his vehicle parked at Or-
ange Coasl <.oll ~e; a wlnrl-
wl nl( was priPd open whlh·
l1e was pl ayl!l(! racquPtlmiJ
• , , A sod3 pop boUle (·on.
' t:~lniflj!: S100 ln dlrnes :ux!
quarters and nickels was
stolen from the residence
01 JanJce L. Dorsett, 720
W. Victoria St. , , . An an-
llque' shotgun .lnd ::a 22 r!OP
we re stolen from t he ho m<-
of Juliu s M. Cbtlstlansen,
:i34 Bernarrl St.
• SUNDAY, SEPT. 18
K:tthryn E. lllnds, 23, of
165 Merrill Pl., Costa ME'-
sa, was ta ken to Costa Me-
sa hospital with crltk3l in-
jur ies aft er her va n, north-
hound on Newpo rt Blvd.,
north or Del Mar Ave. 31
I 2:40a.m., ran head-on Into
a southbound r ar tn !he
no rthiJotuxl la ne driven hv
Donna R. Telles, 22, Ana -
he lm , v.·ho was takcn to the-
s:u ne hospital wit h less se-
rious lnturles .• , A bu r~
lar used physical for r:e on
the !root door of Karen
St·huster -Dumomt, l!l57San-
la Ana A\·e., stealing sterr-o
~u lpmenl wo rth $990 .••
1\ $77S ~'ellow gold necklare
set with a 520 Arner lran
gold coin was s tolen from
Ma ry Susan Miller, 63S Ra-
ker St., whU e she wa s In
the laundr y room o r hf!r
sa partment complex.
• MONDAY , SEPT, 19
J3spe r E. Sm it h ./r., 2:l, or 192 4 Whltller A~·"·• ~uf
ft•red a two -hwh r.:hln lar·pr.
:tllon at12:30a.m. whller1rl-
vlng on WUson Sl . WPst of
Fordham Dr . whpn he !';wcr-
ved to avoid anoncomlnJ!.c:lr
In his lane aM hit the pu.
ked cars of il'.uq·l B. Clark
and Stt>ven ~i . Mila n. 3-J'3
W. Wilson St. , , . Keru1etll
II. Chang, 563 Traverse Ur.,
reported the $20 thE'ft or a
water pump from thP pond
area In his rear ya rl1 .••
A 1970 Ford ptrk-up truck
wtth a cab.over campe r was
~tol•n trom Victor y Dodge,
2888 Harbor Blvd ••• , A
10-s.,eed $100 bicycle was
s toll!tl from the of
Maqot lAYitb. 4ft Mtrrl·
mac WIJ' , • , A $100 i•t•~
phoae reeonter wu A:lleo
n-om a cub r.,uter eou.a-
ter at Sean ~ck Co.,
sm Brtet St •••• • ""'· atar stole $420 cash trom
the t}tdroomotDoraraR. Bat ..
dwln, Sll QlarQe Coart • , •
A thief pried opeD a wlod-
WIIJI ID lht YaA of Da.Diel
0 . Tubbs, 251 Brentwood
St., tlkt.ng curtalDs, 1 first
aid ldt, tire seataDt ud a
nuf'lllgM • • • Sharron s.
Staoul, 30, of 34.1 E. Zoth
St., waa char&ed with cut.
t1v1Uon of marijuana.
• THURSDAY, SEPT. 20
About $70 cash, a case
or beer and carton of cta;a.
rettes were stoleD by two
men, one armed wttb are~
votver, after threateD~
Clerk Grecory Giesbrecht,
19, In the U-Tote-M Market,
1913 Pomona Ave., at 12:01
a .m., both suspects neelng
northbound on toot on Po~
mona Av•. , , • Susan T.
Poldomanl, 26, or 2424Sant:i
Ana Ave., Yo"as charged with
drunk driving on Harbor 81 .
sout h of 19th St. at 2:1 ~a.m.
• • • A IAlrglar removed a
sC'reen and climbed In
through a sliding glass win ~
dow to steal a $400 color
TV set from tilt' homtlofWJI-
!i am D. TucO:t>r, 3028 F'ltl-
mor e W;!)' • , , J ewelry,
mont>}' and kitr he n ~pplla n
''E"S mar1e up the SI SS 1.-ur -
..:Jaq· from Re-bet'ca V,
Hrown, 2l t13 Miner St, .••
Phonot::raph records and
ll1ref' Iron skillets lt.'E're sto-
JPn from the apartment or
Brenda Sanrlf'rs, S55 Paula .
rtno Ave .•.. Gli r)' L. Hess,
2152 National Ave., rt>pOr-
tPd the $1,400 theft of a rlnJt
1u :"l t~vtrn at 2394 Newpo rt
lllvr!.; hf' shOwE'd It to a no~
111 .. r ma n, .,.,,ho wen! lnlo .1
I'PSt roorn and faller! to re-
lurn wlttr lhP rlnll. . , ,
R:t l){l)' J. H:twklnson, l'J, or
3005 B:lhh St., was Ia ken to
Cost:t Mesa tx:tspttal with
Injuries aft er his rnoton·~·~
, 1!-an•! :l C'<l r !I riven IJ~
Susan M. Klllpatrlck, 34,
r.ranarta !lllls, roll idM on
Baker St ., Yo'PSI of Coollr1i!f>
AVl',
COMMANDER FELTY
IN WESTERN PACIFIC
Lt. Comr1 r. Jns£1'ph W. R
Felt}', whose v•lfe Jane Is
th~> dauli!h ter of Mr. anr1 Mrs.
Robe rt F. Bruns of 3 Ht>r -
rn ltarp Lane, Bi~ot Canyon,
has o1cpa rt~>•l fo r ·au exlen ~
•le<l deplo_mwnt In lhf' Wt>s -
tPrn Par-ifk.
J~e 1., a mf'mher on the
staff of Carrier C..roup
three, home 1-"!sP.d in Alame-
tla, Calif. His stalf is em.
barked alJoa rrl th-e ;l!n·raft
carrie r USS Milt\.,.ay, 1\'hirh
v.·IH be ol)t>ratin~ot :ts a un it
of thE' U.S. Seventh FlP(It.
li e Is a 1966 r rat1ua h~ or
thP U.S. Naval Acaderny, All -
n.1polls, Mrl., 1\'tth a ha t h-
~>lor of sdenr f' dP~treP.
HARBOR VISITOR
U you are a newcomer,
or know of a newcomer to
the Harbor Area who llas
not been welcGmed, do her
a favor by caUtng I he Har-
bor VIsitor between 8 and
10 a.m. and she will ca.ll
on your friend wtth valuable
Information and gifts from
lrteodly business nrms
whic h stand ready to help
her become acquainted wun
her new surroundings.
HARBOR VISITO R
PHONE : 646-6107
Burglar~
HOW MUCH
• CAN YOU
AFFOI\D TO LOSE .
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO ·YOUR HOME
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT 7
Sea Co!!st will plan
your: home or bualness
aecurlty ayatem.
Phone.
642-'3490
Now!
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Warning: The Surgeon General _Has. Determined
That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
NIWPOIT HAINI INSIOM -PAOI S -llf'T. It, tt1f
The spirit of Marlboro ·
· in a low t~r cigarette.
om
LIGHTS
LOWERED TAR & NICOTINE
Lighter in taste. Lower in tar.
And still offers up the same quality
that has made Marlboro IIIIODL
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Corooa del Mar, CalU.
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Veterans Memortal Bldg.
565 w. 18th, Costa Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
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IDES OF SEPTEMBER
Nut llarcb 11 otoetloo Umt 1o c-ll.., .1... z
or 111e dty'o 1 c.....,u -wtll ~ op tor ~. Tio'or
an ..,... occ:vpted by Mayor Norma llert:q ..S VIce-
MaJOr Jack Hammett. Both ban doDt a pretty 10011
job tor tH city Oftt tbe )'IU'I, Mr. Hammett 11., tbl
'deaD ot the t..:ouDCU, baYI.ac Hn'ed aiDet lr10. Before
~ bt wu OD the PJUIIIac CommlllloD. He Lla tmart
articulate wtte..._. of tbl local poiUJcal proe.,.~ ud bu
bed a COOCS m-. to bin 1D CoRa Mua'• corDer whiG
the city hu run up aplalt uafair treatment by the state
ud otbtr Ju rltdlettoaa.
Mra. Hertq briDe• to the job a motberly eompaa-
sioa, bualDelswomali'a adminiltrathe know-how, aDd a
teacher"s lllqulsltl'f't mlod.
On tbe other aide or the ledger, Jaet 1.1 .omettmes
identified with the town's poUUcaJ ''old guarcS" ud
Mrs. Hertaoc wttb the Mesa Verde ellu.ts.
So, why are we worryt.nc about all thla, Wben elec:Uoo
Ume 1s 6 months away? Wei!, U wu a slow weet arouod
Dere uyny, aod besides, 80me potenUal ca.odldates
are starting to surface.
U we eod up wUb anything Hke the Ust of 17 hopetuls
who fought ot•er 3 CouncU saats last year, thea It's
be.t we start early wtth the process of ftcurtnc out
wbo thfJY are. By Marctl. the list may look Ute a roster
of Napoleoo's army •
Thus far, besides Jack lDd Norma, whO may or may
oat run agaio, Rame& we've heard arouod town lnclude
Don Bull, Mike ·McLauehlln. Arlene Scbafer and Chris
Steel (lo oon.committal alphabetical orderll
Doe of the blg luues may be the wnt.ag matter north
of San otego Freeway. That's unfortunate, because the
sound and fury of that loocl teapot may be so Shrill that
more important matters • such as the quallttcattons of
the candidates -may be drowned out.
Mike McLauehllo is a leader of that North Costa Mesa
petition drive. He would probably win a lot or votes and
lose some others just on that ooe issue. Lost In the stJJf.
ne would be the tact that be Is doing an e:zcellent )ob of
chair~ the Redevelopment Agency. Don Bull, who ran a
pretty good losing racP last election, Is also tied Ln with
the petition group. '
Chrls steel Is a member of the county Republican Cen-
tral Committee. ts that good or bad -or does It mJ.tter In
a local non. partisan race? V.rs. Schafer, chairman of the
Plaonlog Commission, wUJ protably be glun the blame,
aod the credit, for what the Commission has dooe right,
and wrong, over the years.
And,. although we uormally get only a 20 to 30 per cent
turnout In local elections, ao unwieldy maJority of that
number may be coming to the polls just to vote 011 the
zon1~ Issue, II that Issue gets on the ballot. The polot
of Ulls rambling esu.y is this: Before the political bog-
wash starts o•ernowlng the gutters In February aDd
March, start looking these folks onr right oow, when a
degree of relative sanity sUU prevails.
And, start maldng plans to register and vo te ne:zl
March, so that ALL of the people will be properly
represented at City Hall,
B'nai B'rith slate named
Coastlh:ae B'nal B'rlth Wo~
men No, 1596 have elected
t he followllllt officers for the
coming year: JoaD Perla,
president; Jean SchW&Jbe,
admini.straUve vlce..presf.
dent; Helen Yoongerman.
program vice-president;
Edythe Stroller, mem.
bership Ylce-presldent;
Audre Soller, fl.lndn.lsing
vice-president ; HUda
Greenberr, communicaUons
Ylce..prestdent; Shirley
Chess, treasurer; Shirley
Deutsch, liOIIIClal SIC·
MATTRESSES
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COSTA.tftSA MATTII!SS CO.
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reu.ry; Eileen Frledenberr,
correspondi.Dt: secretary;
Joan Wolberg. recording
secretary, a.nd Dlnae Mark-
ham, coosulta1111:.
ln.stallatlon wUI be held
at the Marriott Hotel, New-
port Center, at 11 a.m.,
Oct. 2. lnsta.lltng otncers
wtu be a mother a.od daugh-
ter team from Sao otego,
Gerl Kalb and Ellie Nadler.
Instituting the chapter wtll
be Jean Roseothal. chalrrun
of Pacific SoUth West Region
56,
The charter will be avail-
able for signing durl.ng the
l.nstallation. Conta:ct Joan,
640.1203, or regional alflla.
Uon, 534·5880, for further
lntormatlon and reser-
vations. Donation Is $7.50
per person.
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at the famous Villa Vera pool and bar. where favorite tropica l drinks can be
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P.O. Box 580, Acapuloo, Mex.
Phone 4-()3..33
CRASH KIW MESA MAN
V.atnl MnlceiiDrCo.-
ta .... tnme aeeldeahle-
tiiD Jam. P, Btt:l, 25, or
ZSlO WHtmluter An.,
were beld ToudiJ Ia St.
JoaeiWD'a CatbOUc Cbartb.
IIU....., wu Ia Rubor
Lawa Memorial Put.
Ht wu 1 plllell(er to a
ca.r ftleb bit a utility pole
Oct Broadway, 77 fMt tut
of lfewport BIYd. at 1:45
a.m. Saturdl,., pncttcally
lo troot ot tho Boll Broad·
Way Mortuary, The driver
of the vebtele Qed tbe sceDe,
• ._, Costa MHa pollee-are
ltW lonltlc&tlac to deter~
miDe wbo was drtVIDC". Tbe
vlcUin was taken by para-
medics to Hoag Hospital,
where he was prooouBCed
dead.
Yr. Bies, a carpenter and
native of Ca!Uornll, 1s sur-
Yived by his wUe, Darcie;
GOP COMMITJ'EE
NAMES FUENTES
TOOmas A. Fuentes, 28,
of Newport Beach, has been
appointed to the Republican
State Central Committee of
California (RSC CC) as an
associate member from Or-
ange Coonty.
He Is the assistant vice-
president of Robert Beln.
WUHam Frost and Associat-
es, professlortal environ-
mental engineers and plan-
ners. He was senior uecu-
tlve assistant to the late
County Supervisor RonaldW.
Caspers and served on the
State Committee when he was
a member of the Orange
County Republlca n Central
Committee.
a~,-,lrooiiBI
P, ol OrtiOil; tnadfetMH
Bol"'llJ'd B. Bill, -b Da-
lrola,' ..., F'"'* J-
FtMatala VaiJey,Udtw.u&l ..
ten, LetA• Prott tad •• Jaru. boal of Colta M-. Bell &_, ........ .., ...
11 cbarp of arrucmeatl. ' S6,700 loss
in . burglarjes .
Burrlfr• took office IUP-.
DUe• n.lued at more than
$$,100 oo WedDucll.y GIC:bt
or last we'ek from s omces
at S720 Ca.rnpuJ Dr .,.oear
Onaa:e Couoty Airport.
lutlnnce broker Thomas
Caney. of M'Uum a.od Ca.r-
Yey, told pollee he opeo8d
for business at 7:15 a.m.
TburSday and fouod that his
firm's offices had beeo bur-
glarized. Thle•es took 10
electric typewriters aod 2
calculators, thea cut a big
hole In the plasterboard wall
to get into Heritage Real
Estate, where they took a
calculator and a tape re-
corder. David L. Roberson
aDd Assocl2tes reported a
porket calculator missing
trom their offtce.
The thieves alao drank
most of a bottle of wine that
they looad in Milum and
Garvey's coffee room.
The OOrglars got In the
building by breaking a glass
wtDdow in, an area that was
shielded by bus hes and a
wall, pollee said •
He Is also the director
or communications for the Ca ll In your
Roman Catholic Diocese of CL~SSIFI EO ADS
Orange aod the producer and
hOst of a w~kly radio pro-TO THE ENSIGN
NEWPORT HARBOR EllS I GH
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