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Home My WebLink About1972-02-24 - Newport Harbor EnsignLUCY THRONSON. Prudo"'s •w•rd winner Freedoms prize announced here When 3rd grade teacher Lucy Throoson a.rrtved at Corooa del Ma.r elementary school Tuesday morning, the children greeted her wtth hugs, cookie$ and pretzels. It wasa.nall-Americangreet- tng for a teacher who had just been named winner ot a special Americanism award from the Freedoms Fouodatlon at V:~.lley Forge and had helped wtn a similar award for the school. Mrs. Thronson had beet! asked last year by the Ameri- canism committee of the New- port Mesa. schOol district to submlt material on tbe school's patriotic education program to the Freedoms Foundation tor judging in Its annual awards program. Her OOcumenta.tton ot how she and other Corona del Mar teachers tell youngsters about their country so Im- pressed the Judges. they oot only gaye the s chool a covetec1 GeorK'@ Wa.ah.ington Medal Award. but also recopised Mrs. Tbrmaon's lndlvldual ef- forts. -·-The a.nrds will be presented April 20 al a ba.~uet a.t the Alrporter Inn. Mrs. Thronson, who llves to Irvine and has taught here tor 10 years, sent the Freedoms Foundation lnformatioo on hOw the school uses paintings, plays, sllits, songs, pageants and poster contests to promote A merlcanism, ••We even had a mock elec- Uon just before the last genenl election," she recalls. Campatgns to promote ecol- ogy and fire prevenUoo a.re also wotked lnto the school's American Ism program. Mrs. Throosoo, who Is 57, took ~ teaching relatfvel)' !ate In We. ''When my soo, Ronald, grew ~ and left home, •• she remembers, "I reallzed a long ambtuon to fin1sh my educa- tion, so I went to Orange Coast College, then got a degree from Long Beach State." She was told that, bec2use ot her age, she probably wouldn't be able to ftnd a job. ''A week later, I was teaching," she laugfls. The 1970-71 schO.J! year was the period recognized by the Freedoms Foundation lnDooor- lng Mrs. Tbroosoo and the schOol. • 'Studerts woo were with me last year have come back to congratulate me on the award," she says. ''1 have told them that, someday, ooe of tbem ls tolna to be pretideot, and 1 wa.nt them to remember me thea/' Eoou&ft of ber former stu- dents already remember bar that they come back yearsa.fter they lea.Ye school. "Some or them have beards and mus- taches now," she muses. Mr s. Thronson aDd her hus- band, Arthur, a retired oome appliance departmeot manager for White Front, came here from their native Washington. state tn 1948. T!)ey arrived in CalUornla Ia. July of that yea.r -~ Juty 4th, of course, 7 STORY HOTEL OKAYED A petition to call an 1m- mediate t1a U to construetlon around Newport Bay, reportedly signed by more than 2,000 !\ar- bor area restoents,ls scheduled to be presented today to the state's water quaUty control board. , SU%1 Ficker of BalbOa told the Ensign she would deUver the petition to the board meet- tog tn Riverside this mornt.og. The petition calls for a temporary moratorium on new coostrucHoo and development of Newport Bay watershed land "tmUI establishment of neces- sary laws to protect the waters .. ~ of the bay." Miss Ficker, Sue Snedecker of Lido Peninsula a.nd Lido Isle attorney Roy Woolsey ell'- culated the petition. "We have tried to get the CUy Council to take some ac- tion on this problem," Miss Ficker sa.ld yesterday, "but nothing has been done, so we are going to present our case to the state." The petition lnch.:les a plea to the City Council or Newport Beach to stop dnlnage or "nu- trients, tertiUzers, pesticides aDd silt." BIG JUMP for Bayc.rest's Kim _o\ttlesey vaults ber a Uttle Development of Promootory closer to her personal goal --a world's record LD the Point, begun this week by the M.r. Snyder, a resldenUal coostruetl.oo manacer wtth 1r- nne, said yesterday morntna that Promontory Polnt aDd the ae-w Promontory .Bay develq>- ment are no dlftereot from other bu.tldlng projects In the area. "AbOut 180 gquare miles or Orange County land drain naturally toto Newport Bay," according to Mr. Snyder. "Promontory Point just hap- pens to be closer to the bay and more noticeable." He said the Irvine Company would welcome information DOW being devek)ped by the county on just what should or shoukl not go Into the bay. Until such information Is ready, he said, "nobody knows the best W2Y to deal wtth the problem." Miss Ficker 's grol.(l, which claims tlllclr.tng by various ciY1c and hOmeowner organiz.a.tlons in the area, made a presenta- tion to the City Council Last November on bay polhrtlon problems. County engineer James Bal- linger told the county's Harbors and Parks Commission, also tn November, that harbor po llu- tloo Is "growlng by leaps and bounds" aDd might result In quarantines on swimming. long Jump, Her coach called thts recent workOut at UCI Irvine Company, apparently "her best enr." touched ott the latest move SCOUT COOKIE SALE KIM AIMS FOR RECORD ~11~~~~~::~ and her anti-wl~1or5C:td~~eiraran~~~l~ ·•we went oo a tOW' of tht to-door cookie sale March 3. J(k COSTA MESA OFFICES 1N CORONA DEL MAR . CALIFORNIA • MY STERY WEED taken from Balboa Bay channel near the BahJ..a Corlnth1an Yacht C Jub by diver s is exam toed by Suzl Ficker of Balboa, whO plans to ask the state's water quality cootrol board today to help bring a halt to development of the entire Newport Bay watershed until pollution is brought under control. A marine biologist Is studytng the weed for Identification purposes. Mtss Ficker claims that pollution Is increasing plant growth in the bay to dangerous levtls, (EnSign phOto ,) KimAttlesey an18-year-old lng the long jump because 00 bay recently wUh Bob Snyder Junior, Cadette and senior He.·ght, densl•ty ' of the lrvtne Company," Mlss scouts will raise mooey for Baycrest girl, wants to )limp utt.er Amert~ wa.s entered, Ficker said "aDd questioned troop activities and to help rurtt~r than a.ny woman ln the She won the event wtth a Jump hi ~-· • .:..,nl tr p hl.slory of the wor ld. ADd she of 18 feet, 6 inches. m auuu\ w.u ng om rom-develop the Orange Council's I• • h bellenss:hecandolt Ktm has Improved steadily ontory Potnt Into the Illy, He ca.mpLDg ClciUties, accordioe a mats soug t ~ wbo Uves ll iou Nau-since tbeu, with )umps of mort told us there wunoalternaUve to Mrs. Fred Revely or Hubor ttlas Lane. wt:ll leave tor New than 20 feet 1n cornpet:ltioa bat to ~ tnto the bl.y from VIew Homes, chairman of tile York today (Tburselay) to com-aga.lnst the best ln this country the po.IAt. local cookie driYe. A proposed Newport Betleh eYerywhere in the City u cept pete as a long jumper In the aodabro&d.SbewontheU.S.A.-c M COUNCIL ASSAILED cttycha.rter cttangewhtcbwould HoagHospU:al,NewportCenter, natiooal AAU Indoor champion-Pan Atrlcan neld meet at Our-llmit constroc~OD height and the Emka y Dev~Jopment prop- ships, But where she jwnps ham, N.C., last summer wttb • • population density was sch_ed-erty near Orangp County a.J.r- ls DOt too Important to Kim __ a 20-1 etrort and was ~ood A candidate for Costa. Mesa's a cent of !t.'' uled 10 be ,presented last rugtlt port and the lrvlne Company's just hOW jar, In the Sunklst lnvltational at City Council has accused the Mr. Lelgtl ton said he had to tne city sad-hOc lligfl-rlse IDdustria l prover!}" uorth of "I hope to compete tn the Los Angeles last month. present COUilCH of.ignoring the checked with Sacramento th is committee, Phllco-For~l also nea r ttlealr- Otylnplcs in Munich later this WhO she Is competlngapt.nst people's desires for park tm-week and learned that the funds ~e-wport Residents United, a port. ' year," says the daughter of appears to be Just as unJm-provements by ~lling to seek have an been spent. cltuen....actloo grot,tl for med ThE> group1sseeking:~denstty former ltlgh hurdles world rec-portant to Ktm as where she state flmd s raised by a 1964 "We missed our QP~X>rtun-last tall to seek solutions to limit of about 12 Uving units ord holder Dick Attlesey, ''but Is jumping. "I set standards hood Issue. tty," he said," to £lither com-city problems, was to make per acr e. my real atm is to brea.k the for myself," she says, "and David Leighton, a form".!r plete TeWlnkle Park or build the proposal to the com:ntttee The 12-memt>er acl-hoc c.om- world's record of 22 feet, 5 my standards are lll.gh, so 1f Costa Mesa planning commis-:1. oew pa.rk." :1t a ?:30 a.m. meeting In the mtttet Is made lCl or city coun- :l.nd 3/4 Inches, and 1 don't I reach my own persona.l goals, stoner, sa.ld Tue5day that more Huntington Be:~ch reportedly Newport Center tlr~ station. c11men, planning commls- care where 1 am when 1 dO 11." that's what pleases me most." than 62 per cent of the town's used some of the flmds to make The ad-hOC committee ~~o-as stoner s business and citizens' With Jess than 2years' jump-The winter lndoor season, voters voted for the state bond Improvements In coastll rec-creatE'<! earlier this month by represe'nli.tlves :o.nd land- Ing e:rperlence behiod her, the wltlch wtll be htgtlllghted by issue. r ea.tlon areas. Ma yor Ed Hirth to for mulate owner s tall, serious, part-time shJ.1ent this weekend's meet fn New "This bond Issue raised "No matchln c: fund s f'rom the a po sition on high-rise con~ .-\llan· Seek of Bfllcon Bay Construction of a. ne• Shera-The P\anclng CommlssLon at Orange Coast College Is al-York, is considered prlma.rlly money for park bu.tld.ing and clUes were needed," Mr . stru.ction for inclusloo,.ln the is president of Newport Citi- ton Inn Hotel wtu begin near hearing ns spiced by an argu-rAA'"Y wtthin less th"" 2 feet a traJnln" ... _.son for the later Improvements and was avail-Leighton noted; "all ~~o•e tlad city s general plan, no being tens Unlled. Treasurer Is Sal-Orange County Alrport In March ment over whether or tilt the o;:&U ,...., ·~ .._. developed or April, a. spokesman for the city's poUce department should of the world mark. Her 20' outdoor e.-ants. "You can get able to local governments," to do wa.s ask for the money, Ne.-.nri Residents l:nited boa Is lander Tom Houston. 8-3/4" loomp last July at the feel of competition In the Mr. Leighton loki the Ensign. but the City Council dld DO-w-G" k builders told the Ensign Tues-exerclse approva.l of the botel's JU wants a 35 toot neliht Umtt I da~~hn LuMen of .theMes-::n~~~~:~!s~ih~~:~~ ~~~:O!~u":!~~e~e~ec~: ~~"~:r:~gse~l~~; M''but CEostaE MeTsa nevTer go!H th!Eng," CANDIDA-TES lr s see C f N ' I I that tb pouc ............ ,.. rent tra.lnlng program ts de-outdoor AA U noats a.nd to the • ~:~r saJ~m:ru.: wl~~ ~~Sa:OOrtty ~uste~b:a-signed to pi a peal: perform-OlympiCS-" to save vtew the 7-story hOtel at the corner tlon or the botel parking lot aoce In Jtme at the AA U out. She belleves a Jump or 21 Sh: of the 7 candidates tor ttlct seat: Sald "t1metsrunnlng he 's DOw retired. Called tor of Birch St. and MacArthur would "make lt easily accesal.-door champlonshJps at Kent feet will be oeeded to qua lily 3 Newport Beach City CoiUlcil out" tor people to do something llOnest pernment, retention Bll'd. LD the Emkay Company's ble to an undeslrea.ble ele-State ln Ohio. for the U.S. Olympic team, and seats ~ for eleeUoo April 11 a.boat saving the environment. of the city's charm, protection c ;~~~~~ H:~~h~a~~~-e~! Newport Place deve)apment. ment." Kim's coach, Dave Rodda, feels coofldeat that she can had breaJdast yesterday wtlh He outlined a 3-polnl plan of of the natural environment, in-like to ~tc h th~ sun go do'll·n The nrst %16 of a plumed commissioner Gordon Glass says She ls right on schedule make it. , the Corooa del Ma.r Chamber actiOll : creased goyernment emciency across Newport e.y. -132 rooms Ifill be built OYer DOted that the pollee "blu no and Ls "jumpi.D.g e:q:eP:looally DaYe Rodda says Kim s con-of Commerce . 1. Put mort rna. )Or issues aDd "savt.nc Newport Beacll ror They've found a lot of people tbe oezt year, sa.tdM.r. LllldeU. Ugtltlng 'or security code to well for this time of year," ftdence Is ooe of her bl~st Flfth district carxtidate Har-to pubUc vote. He noted that Newporters." w-oo agree with them that the wltb the remaintnr 216 to be jlldp whether or DOt UJt!tlng Due termed a workout at tbe assets. "Sht beUens nobody vey PEASe, w-ho was out of people are a.head ot the poll-• JDt CRANE candidate for t'lt)' of Kewpor t Beach snou.ld added ''as customer demand would be ldeq~ate.'' UCI campus z weekends ago, ean beat her, II Dave shrugs, town, was represented by re-tlclans In seeing the real ls-the 7th district seal: Presented do something to pr eserve the denklps." Wheo tbe ctty community de-"Kim's best worto\d: yet." "so It's quite possible that tired attorney Mu. Sturges. staes He wants the Cit>· Coun-himself as "an open book" with vtl"w ot the ba.y from c urt Newport Beachplannlnccom-Yelopmeot statrs Bill Laycock Those strong legsaometimes nobody wilt" Candidates were gtYen abol.i: ell Pouc)' manua l to · renect oo q!Alms about makin g flis Dr ive The) walked througta m1uloaers otayed tbedeTeq,-asked that the pollee be assured cet her to trouble, Her Jump Dan Is a Uttle worried that 6 minutes each to Introduce this Idea political philosophy lcnown to 1 · 1-~ hoOd nd ~ t•• I. ""'mA"mes so bl .... that she Kim mi...... ""'•e ,.. Jump'"" · · 1 De !bed hi '" tile r ne "'"""'r :1 .,...... -1\1 meat last Thursday DlCfll. that the parldne lot would be """ '!:U ~ ••• •· .... '-'05 themselves andstatethelrpost-2. Requlrt> an "'E>nvtroo-al voters. scr mseu s•gna.rures 00 a petition askiq Tbe flrst pbue coostncuoa properly ll&bted, EmlraJ De-doesn't get the dtsta.oce she before sbe really reaches her ttons. menta.llmpa.ct" statementttom as a "OO(matlc, demonstrative t~e \It) to take some positive wllltnelllde a CfOUDd-rklordln-velopmeot Compa.ay's arch!-wants. And her speed In IP-tuU poteottal.SomewomensUck AboUt 50 people atteoded the eacb developer. Put such a conservative." Notedthat cooo-ac!lon to keep several vacant lnl room, bl.oquet room, cock-teet, Ernest WU.oa, objected. proachlng the Jump, combtned with the Jump for years before 7:30 bre&ktutlntheCommunlty requirement In the general plan. ctlmeo must ''loot out the win -lots on the south side of the ta.Ulomlp, coffee shop, 4reta.U commJssJoMra decided tbat with her concentration on dis-rea.Uy retUnl to the top ~r c ongreptloaal Church. Ya.t.e It part of the ctty's re-dow of Couocll chambers at thE> drive from being developed. abops, llitchea factUUes. ad-any poUce ob)ectioDI sboUld. tance, occa.stooa.Uy causes her the '-P, so Dan sees Ktm 5 Here are tbe candlda.tes :u.s view of each development plaD. 49,000 people lll the city, in -The area has been ln the mlDIIb'a.tlon otnces, a prden han been air~ earlier dutlnc to onrstep the take~ mull qtdcl: rise as a btg-Ume com-wbat they had to say: S. Put parts of the general stead of llsteolng only to those nE>ws In r ecent weeks becaUIII eoiD't ud a swtmmlllg pool. the ptannJ.oc stare or the botel aod draw a foul. peUtor u a PbeDomeooo !haC • OON MdNNIS, ~sed pla.a into the city charter to who regularly atteDd Council the owner or s lots 00 Cliff Sb auest noora wUI bave 36 and refUsed tbe ctl)' staff's "U she learns to ~ontrol may cause her to quit earlY. tncu.mbent to the lst district: ct-re them morE> force. He said meetlnp;.'' Urged that the cit}" Dr ive has announced plans to rooms each. recommeDd&UoD. herself a Uttle better, DaYe Kim ls already talking ol. a Reminded Usteners that the this would make r.onlng changes bUy property now tor parks build 00 es th re Tbe New Promontory Work be I l"ns Rodda sa~s, .. she .~m brat possible mo.-e into show buSi-c oast Freeway route ts "se-ud ..-vtances harder to come before rea.I estate niues go port H~igttts e l~pro.,emeni tbat wor~ s rteord, ness someckJ. nreb' wa.mded" bUt not yet by. htgber Ud. land becomes more Assn a llomeowner's IP"~ DaTe Is a spectaUst In the Lib moet J'OUDI women, she a dead lssue. He asked fol' • lUX STURGES, repre-scarce. SaJd be ls paytng aU ha s ~ked the city 10 try t~ DtftiOPmtnt of Promootm'J m&D. Hom .. ~ more tbaD )oar Jurl11 and calls M.lsa At~ also hu lnll'r11C't OD bet mlDI1. cootlJMied npla.Dce to keep the sentmg HARVEY PEASE, ca.o-of his own ca.mpa.lp eqMm.Ses a.cquirt the s lots plus .se-renl PoiAt, •OOJtet o1 a bot coa-$250,000 are ~t.d to be tlesey "the best by tu" he Sbe's eac:actd to roct mustclaD freeway from belDC resur-dldlte tor the 5th dtstrlcl seat: because he waots to '·put some-adjoining parcels' ror deYe.._ lrOYtriJ La Newport Blac.h llBI buUt. A OQI ... Jear CCIIIItraet bu bu Per coached, MUtt Blahop ot L&I\D Belch. reeled. He asked for a kw>k Stressed the lmporta.oce of thlng ot myself bl.ck: toto the ment as a view pa'rk slte. year, tu bMO .tu1ec1 bJ tbe brttDiipldribP....UIIarlDI Kim competes for the Lol ud _,, tbe ftddlDc~tewlU at the posslblllty of rettJ,Dg eeooomy 1D government. He city that r.s been so good to Cathy 17 abd Carll. 15 tn1MCoqu.y. rae. ot Newport 8ti.Ct.tobllld AqelesTn.cll Club.Sbeworts bt 'lllt "wbeotbertcMecooomk some or tbe auct OTlctoallJ U3ed the eample of now the me." decided . to )o1D tbe pro- WbiD ftAisbtd. tiM uea. tJulktlead1Drr aDd JII'Mta. out twice nekl)' In t..a.tnood. coodi.Uou: permit.'' coMemDed lx' tr...,..y ae to city attoroey's om.cetnd sala.ry • JOHN STORE, 7th d:lstrlet forces and bepn clrcullttoc wblcb ta bttwtea. Ua. cout Early tut Nnpcft tn~ beldquarten tor btr Meuwtllle, aiM nata tblt be tW"DIId IDC:o city puts. ban p-on over tneyeusfn>m candldl.te: Recalled IUs tmml-their petittoa. A brokea tee Htctrw.rud M".wport Bay Jut Be&eb PIDNDC=~tllloMrl elllb&ndtlleLateli'OCidSJ:ut&DI. wcx-ld rtcOI'd. "( doa"t ftDt • EOHIRTH,IDeumbeotfrom $S50 per monthto$SO,OOOper crattoa to this coant:ry from sufterlld by Cathy 1n a sk11DC wnt ot J&mbOrH Rd., wtU tarMCI don 0 Inial prapoal 011 ntkenda, she UMS tiM OCI to JUt bred: 1t, 1 want to tbe Stb dlsl:rlct: CauUODeCI year. He IWJted that the salary Norway aDd. bls IA)NdatkJD. accldeat slowed the campalp, b&n ~ ....,-tmeMI to baUd _..._.... oa tM 10-tnct. other days of tne ftek, break tt tq.•• ays K.tm wttll YOter• to reMtTe tMir l'dc· r&JlCW ftx maQJ munlctpal em~ ol tbe opporhmit:y to r-.r his w d.ldD"t seop u. oa tbt Dbllfl cw•loottllr tbe ~--~ • r1N at Ora.a.re Cout Cot-qldtt detumJMtka; "I ft.llt meat oa. wbom to YOte m •W plofMI 11 "M beJCDS tb&t ol cbl\d:re. ben. Str...t •· B&Diol. "(a.ll..ld c--.L Btlow acre IItle at Pr.,_.,.•' Potat, 1etll to bep ber )One, ltroiC to mat. li1 mart." later lD. tiM campalp. Notecl pth'l.te lDdostrJ... •lroamental ooucrou..eu u Cat~y u ... It II"' A.J..teo """' tbo b-will 1>o U r_, but -acrood to lllo -lop flllllopo. tllal pn,_e of &~-'> pots • DEE COOl<, former --••a -ft1 to till .. ._ Carla 0 -· u at ll5 £I llo ..... -bwttbllaonprlftlo -~--~ra· "TIIo -.u. ol mr lip R!X IM M-Y-U MIIIT a straflloo ab!IIIJ tom&IJI&ato ellmu-rllll0fllelortbo7111 oor problems." P"""lJOd II> Mod••••· bGIIoUpoooll-. d-tllt-borol..-llmJlllaula.M,"Kim.,o. a..-. a Go-tbo "IWid of -miiiiiiJ" cllltrlct -lbeflle ncolod"' •• .. ,.. .... _11oci'CIIl-Thofpr-todtbOirpoUII• lllrtll -toe ,._ II 1111111 to S.-"I -olf -toe lalrl1 An~ C.._ dol IW, II u -Ub-" ·--·to CCI"-L-J Par-., ,._ toot olatloo WIJ, ..... t>o to_..,.. Ed IUrtb lut-. alr114J llolldlac tilt ~ -llludr-•paet. weD --ollllal llr ...... , .. UIC at 1M lf'llll -' t11o lid 111a1 tbo eiiJIIIII-.. bad UHII to 4 ol tbo eiiJ'a lr_, ... 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C to a ClCI 5 .,-~l:bll -..:, f Fl . tf 1M.... ......................... dltle b" 11&7 H.trtll'l 5tb dis-tbe CttJ eo.c.tl job bees--·bit "IOtlOo '-JtD..-....n ' ' • • ' .!;!~~=~~~!i ·~ew face in politics Co11pete for sc•olarsllips .,. ---.lfrll II ----;.,._:-;ffl~~M:;I;II;IF~-:;;: .. :----..J = Of' ntl CITY Of' M_,-IUCH Utm1QJ al lllo -- THE HAR60R AREA'S OFFSET NEWSPAPER ()f8a M4 ......... ,a.ot .. 6c 1B11111p lutl+ln•, 112:1 .. CoMe ftwy., c.-ckiM., C&H(. 92425 T£L£PHOIIE: 17-1-Codo 7141 nil NEWPO&T H.AJl.ol. IHSIGN lt tiN ocaly ........ Pft' priMed and ,.oW"t.sd • tiM at, of Newport aa.dl, and me only IC~C&Uy owned ud .,_.,ect ....... ,..~ ia tiM Ncwp«c twbcw-<-ta Mea Arcn, N&±d ~y, Oft 111-.cliy. Se.c:Oftd e .... pDIIoet paid et Corona 4e1M.,Calil. 11t11 NEWPOit.T H.ARJMJR ENSIGN-ndJudled to be: a ncws,_per or aeaotn.l Orcub.tioa by court deuce No. A·20178 clued May 14, 19!1, in S.perior Cour-t (or du County o£ Oranlf, Stau or c.llfCIIrnia, aod by rcuon mcrcol if qYAiified to publi.tl all public notius fU~Uir-ed by law. AR YO E. HAAPA Owner and Pubtiabft PEG HAA.PA . .A.ociatt Editor ARVO E. HAAPA. owner and I)Oblisher of the Ensign *SUGGESTED TEXT FOR LAWMAKERS For the planning commissioners and city councilmen and lawmakers at all levels of government who are seeking to place more and more controls on the use of private property, the following comments should cause them to recon- sider: "The concepts· of private property re- flected in the Declaration of independence and in the democratic republics of the West have come from the Word of God. To the degree that the Biblical concept of property Is respected in a given society, starvation Is abolished and living stand- ards rise. To the degree that these property rights are denied and forbidden (as In the socialist countries) depressed economies, poor living standards, politi- cal-economic tyrannies and exploited people are to be found." (From a Santa Ana Register column by Howard Kershner and Edward Rowe.) • * * • TUNNEY TELLS HIS PREFERENCE Senator Jolm Tunney of CalUornla speaks plainly about whom he llkes and whom he opposes. He was quoted in a Feb. 20 UPl news dispatch as calling tor a program of foreign aid to communist China and stating further: "1 would rather give $200,000,000to mainland (communist) China than give the same amount to the Greek military junta." Our senator wants to give our money to a communist tyranny whose hands are blood red with the lives of victims that number a frightful total of 30 or 40 MILLION, or more, including thousands of our own boys who have died In Korea and Vietnam. He has voted agalnst ald for Greece, which has committed the unpardonable sin of being anti-communist. • • • • GOD'S LAW "UNCONSTITUTIONAL" There are several key issues that separate the men from the boys --the conservatives from the liberals. One of these Issues Is capital punishment, which our liberal CalUornla Supreme Court has just ruled unconstitutional. This decision by the Supreme Court is being hailed by those who do not understand the basic issue and those who show compassion for the criminal rather than for the victim. Conservatives are sharply crlti· clzing the decision because they recognize the need for punishment to fit the crime in order to maintain the security and safety of law abiding citizens. For those who know the Bible and accept It as their guide in dally living, the Issue Is settled by command of God Hlmseli. Genesis 9:6 records these words: "Whoso sheddeth man's blood, by man shall his blood be shed: for in the Image of God made he man." Human government was established by God to carry out His laws, including this one, which has never been revoked. • • • 'Liz Borden revisited' be flied aomlD&tkiD PIPIH ........ -·lbOnllll(-- .... al -,Feb. 3, Ht Ia rlllllllq aplul JOiliiSiortull D.. Coot lor lhe '1111 dlalrtet _, beloc neated bJ r 1Dd011 Par-.. Tbo boylsh-looldJI(, bow- tied, crewcut ¥r. Cr&Dt Ia tbe 1100 or Jay Crane, a former Balboa lsla.Dd resldeat wbo QOW' UYes 1n Los ADretes. The yoWlger Crane now u • .., M1'C11Do An,, wltb his wUe aDd 4 cblldrta, port Harbor hleb a1 323 Orillwood Rd., Slwt CtlldJ H .... c wrs. Way, coa Mea, He new rtollter plaJies In JIM C RAIM Co ... Ilea hlgll 11<hool. ''SPIIIIIG GAIETT PAS-·• Ia 111o lllomt oo1 by 111o IC.,..,._, Joo1ar aalllarJ of Europe In World War D a.DII Comde Holm, 3000 Country Harbor Key of tbt Cbild Gulda.Dce Ctater, tor tbe 8th lluual fUbiolllhow aDd t.cbloa again 1n Korea and Is still the right to ehlap bta: miod Club. Costa. Mesa, Esta.Dcla tlllb Saturday, U&reb 4, at tbe Nnporter laa, A 80Clal boar at ll:JO a.m. will pr.etdl tbl nylng with the Air Force Re-anytime be ret& lntormaUoa scbool. oooa luDeheoD. Pteturtd bere art 1 of tba modell, left to rtpt, with 80mt ot tbt lubJoa sern. tllal &bows blm be's wroog. Judith MeKeOD&, 17996Ile1~'!;: aeceaorles to be dlsplayed: J&Det BatrJ otCorooa del Mar, a Pa~or at C~ del Mar Mr. Crane credits his early M-.nwblle, be's In fl¥or of man St., Irvine, Mater ... hlCb aebool; LIDCia GreiOfy of IrvlDe Terrace, a aapbomOI'e &t COM HIP, &ad MaDey retirement to Investments ln acqutrtnc more park land 101' scbool, 8aDla Ana. Wolfe of Harbor Hlebi&Ddl, uaoe1ated ltadeDt body HCretary and Millar at lfnport older Domes which he f1xed ~ the clty, but bun"t ciec.lded The annual scholarship pro-Harbor high acbool. Mrs. Anthony ottlnr wtll be commtotator tor tbe fUbloD Aow. and r esold at a good profit Wheretogetthemooey, lf&m, DOW In its Uth y.-r, Resern.tlou: are belD& taken b)' Mrs. Oooald Garoer, l'tiOBIJamaPl,.Co.taY-. whJle Newport Beach was grow-He is ''totally aplnst the otters s1J $&,OOO college phoDe 540-4180 (Enslr:n pboto ) ln g and r eal estate values were coast freeway,•• but faTors the scholarships, one LD each ot · ' LEGAL NOTICE Increasing. Corona del Mar freeway aloag the utiUty's 6 eeocraphlc dl-N H ---------.:------to "~~i~. t~;n c~l~~·a~ th~:~t~:~~rfrootarea ;~:~bot~:O:~;:Jc= ewcoDlers at oag ANoRg~D~~~~~·6~6THE want k, do somethi~g for the kept "qua.tnt," but Is open to private colleges a.od unlverst-• MONDAY FEB 7 • THURSDAY FEB. 10 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH st1 •-to -+.-ties in Southern CaUforoia. ' ' • REZONING PROPERTY AND t01m, now that I am retired s ugge oos on uu• .. ...,.. or Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. Thomas Glri--Mr. and Mrs. Jerry AMENDING DISTRICT M.U and trive plenty of available control blgb rise denlopment UGAL MOTICI Keely, 1810 16th Street, New-Arnold, 124 Verano Place, Ir. NO 13 time." near the water. FICTrrto•~ o•~INESS NAME port Hetgtrts. Ylne. ,.,.; City Council of the CUy The ebullient Mr. Crane ad-He uses nuorlde at OOme, ~ l.Q Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Jerry BoJ--Mr. and Mrs. Mtctael of Newport Beach does ordain mils to being a political novice. but doesn't waot to "jam It STATEMENT Bougie, 3338 CaUfornla Street, E. Rubio, Z239 State Avenue, as follows · "I've never done anything like down anybody else's throat." Tbe foUowtng persons are Costa Mesa. MB, costa Mesa. SECTION 1 Tbe follow1ng this before, and I've got a lot His first change of mind 1D doing business as: The Cove, Glrt •• Mr . and Mrs, Genld Boy-.Mr, and Mrs. Warren described reai property in the to learn about the City Council the campaign came an OOur C740U18 ~.Docoastld, 8Laguoa8 IthBeal;~ Gebhelm, 3\53 Kerry Lane, Co-Dusseau. 160 West Wilson, t6, City of Newport Beach, County and now It works but I'm sure after telUng the Ensign he a .. na • m , '""' sta Mesa costa Mesa wUUng to Jearn,"'he says. favored llavlng bicycle riders Anaheim Annue, Costa MeSil, • TUESDAY, FEB, 8 • FRIDAY, 'rEB. 11 · ~! ~op, stale ofCalUornia, He labels himself "very con-pay their own way, instead of CalU.; Linda M, Smith, 1942 Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Davld Gtri--Mr. aDd Mrs. OeDDJ.s Lot 3 Block 7 SectiOn 1 servattve" politically, but says asking the city tobullda system Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa, Howard, 2016 E. Ocean Blvd., Colllnpood, 1525 Placentia aatbol Island ~ recorded he ha.s had phOne calls rrom of bike trails. Callf. Balboa.. Avenue, tD3, West Newport In Book 6, hge 30 of Mls- "all kinds of radicals and "After thinking It over," he Tills business Is being con-Girl--Mr. aDd Mr~~,_ Robert Heights. cellaDeous Maps oUlc1al groups I never heard ol" of-frowDed , "I guess bicycle dueled by a llmlted partner-Grant, 21Z4 Wallace, Costa Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. William records of the orftce of the ferlng their support. riders have just as much right shtp. Mesa. Bell, 265 Virginia Place, Costa County Recorder ottbeCoun. "I told them that 1 didn't to public f'und support as volley-Signed: Donald H. Smith, • WEDNESDAY, FEB. 9 Mesa. ty ot Orange know them or what they stood ball players or teDDis players This statement ftled with the Glrl--Mr. aDd Mrs. D.a.vld • SATURDAY, FEB. 12 as shOYn on District Map No. tor, so 1 just couldn't accept or any other special gro~C~ that county clerk ot Oruge County Rector, 2384 J, ·Harbor Blvd., Gtrl--Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 13, referred to In Section their support," he sa.td. uses city property to have a on: Feb. 9, 1972, by Betty J. 1202, Costa Mesa. Morgan, 286 Del Mar, Costa 2o.06.0SO of tbe Newport Belch Mr. Crane says he will pay good time." Bargsten. deputy county clerk-Glrl--Mr. and Mrs. Ra_,h Mesa. Municipal Code, aDd by such all of hJs campaign espenses He looks younger than 47, Publish: Feb. 17, Z4, March Allen, 2907Catalpa, EastBiutt. Glri--Mr. aod Mrs. Frank reference made apart of Tille out or his own pocket and try appears to have tbe energy 2, 9, 1972, In the Newport Btoomneld, 2134 Aster Place, 20 of llld Code Is hereby to get out and meet as many of a teenager aDd resembles Harbor Ensl~t~t. F-15783 LEGAL NOTICE Costa Mesa. rer.ooed trom a (:.1 Dtstrlct people as possible. a co llege boy of the 1940s LIGAL MOTICI ----------Boy--Mr. llDd Mr s, ADI.onlo to an R-Z District, aod a trent His views on the Issues fac-or 50s. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARlNG Romero, 2282 Fountain Way yard setback or 5 feet Is hereby lng the city are still "being He knOws nothing about pol-NOTICE OF INTENTION TO AMENDMENT NO, 316 West, Costa Mesa. establlsbed, and said Dtstrlct developed," and he reserves Hies, but n.nts to learn. ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF Notice ts hereby ginn that Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Map No. 13 Is hereby amended F "I k I 1 d ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES the Newport Beach Ctty Plan-Figueroa, 2002 Maple Avenue, to show this r.onlng change. ami y s e elons r all e TO WHOM IT MAY co;i:R~: :~cco~e::~~ononwt~r=se: :5s~:y~~~8. 13 s~~C~t~~b~~h!c,hlson~~~~: problems tor him· Health Subject to Issuance or the amendments to Section 20.08,-Boy--Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. otnclal newspaper of the City, By Special Correspondent (afraid 1 may need ~ opera-Ucense appUed for, notice Is 191 aod the addlUoo of SecUoo Johnson, 2636 Elden Avenue, and the a.rue shaU be effeetln U ~~u .~veil som~ ~~tro.~ tton.) schOol, oome aDd family, hereby gtven that the under· 20.30.080 to the Newport Belch . Costa Mesa. 30 days after tbe date of Its ver m Y see ons miscellaneous boy aoo prlre-sl&Jled proposes to sell alco-Municipal Code relating to I GlJ'l--llr. ud Mrs. Leroy •attoptton ~· · rattllng around your home, or latlonships (thtnkln~ too mucb hollc beverages at the prem-parking requirements for In-Damm, P.O. Box 1581, New-This ~rdlnance was Intra- that you have tucked safely about the other sex), relation-tses, described as follows: 4507 dustrtal Zoning DtA:rlcts aod port Beach. duced at a replar meeting away In a closet or 01~ ~~ ship to people In general and West Coast Highway, Newport the M-1 Dtstrlct. Gtrl--Mr, andMrs.A. Jordan of the City co1111cU of the City you ~e : ~ger 0 hild 1 self-centered coocerns (some-Beach. Notice tsherebyfurthergtven Franco, 1598 Elm Avenue, Co -of Newport Beach held oo the expo · or your c s times 'lt'ishtng I'd never been Pursuant to such intention, that said pllbUc bearing will be sta Mesa. 24th day of January 1972 and ~ne of htthe .. ';:"Y ones P~~ked born)." In these 7 areas, space the wxlerstgned Is iA)Iylng to held oo the 2nd day of March, POSTERS OH DISPLAy was adopted on lh; 14th, day rom s me room, on is provlded after each area the Department of Alcoholic 1972, at the Dour of 7:30P.M. "Pa Yl w sters ,, an of February 1972 by the lol- a raOOom sample basts, to take for students to ust addttlooai Beverage Control for Issuance in the CoUDcU Chambers of rls re e po • towing Yote, 'to wu; 3 personality tests designed problems. (Source: The BraiD of an alcohoUc beverage license the Newport Beach City Hall, exhibition of 34 framed ~sters AYES, COUNCILMEN : Mclnllls, to probe into their behavior Watcbers, by Marttn L. Gross.) (or Ucenses)forthesepremlses at whJch time and place any by Ame~ca: artl'!_s, ;I have Kymla, Hirth, Dostal, Parsons. patterns, you might endupflnd-"The C ur nla test f as follows: ON SALE GENERAl,.. and all persons Interested may a three ee rtm i th Orange NOES COUNCILMEN· N ing your life an open book. sonallty ~-O:es or :, ~~i (Public Premises}. appear and be heard thereon. Coast College Ubrary gallery. ABSENT COUNC ILMEN:~:~ul, At Maude Davis junJor high that envlslons tbe youngster LIZ DON INC. Jackie Heather, Secretary The sOOw runs Feb. 28 througb Rogers. school In Co sta Mesa, a notice as a dodecagon, 1 12-slded Publish: Feb. 24, 1972, In the Newport Beach City March 16 · E. F. Hirth was sent home to parents whose psyche that can be measured Newport Harbor Ensign. Planntng Com mlssioo llt8ftAI. "'''IE Mayor child had been "randomly" simply by asking the student Publish: Feb. 24, 1972, In the """" IrK ATTEST: picked, stating that the fa culty 15 Questions about eachofthese LEGAL NOnCE Newport Harbor Ensign. The sceptre sball oot dflplrt Laura Lagtos and administrators are Inter-traits. He Is gradedforoervous ORDlNANCE NO. 1424 from Judah, nor a tawgtver City Clerk ested 1n Improving and enrich-symptoms, feeling ofbeloog1ng, AN ORDINANCE OF THE LIGAL MOTP from between his feet, until PubUsh: Feb. 24, 1972, in the log the child's academic and a.nU-soclal tendencies, family CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Shiloh come; and unto him shall Newport Harbor Enslen. social growth, and that they relations, etc., and his per-REZONING PROPERTY AND ORDINANCE NO. 1425 the ptl\erlng of the people be. were Wldertak::lng a '•resear ch cenUle scores on each trait AMENDING DISTRICT MAP AN ORDINANCE OF THE (Geoests 49:10,) LI!GAL. MOntE program in student attitudes are marked 011 a graph oo the NO. 9 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH ORDlNANCE NO, 1427 and-needs In an attempt to pro-face ot h1s test. The cooneeted The City Council of the CUy REZONING PROPERTY AND LIGAL MOTICI AN ORDlNANCE OF THE vide an envlronme nt most con~ dots take form as the student's of Newport Beach does ordain AMENDiNG DISTRICT MAP CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH duclve to healthy growth during •persooa.Uty proftle • wtth which as follows · NO. 11 FICTmOUS BIBINESS NAME AMENDING SECTION 19,36.~ lheS€ most formative years.'' the teacher or th~ counselor SECTioN 1. Tbe following The City Council of tbe City STATEMENT 010 OF THE NEWPORT The 3 tests under coosldera-can aod does compare 111m at described real property In the of Newport Beach does ordaln The foUowlng persons are BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE tlon were Usted as: "The a rla.Dce with his classmates." City of Newport Beach, county as follows: doing business as: Curiosity RELATING TO INmATION Mooney problem check Ust," Questions are Included sucll of Orange, State of CaUtornla, SECTION 1. Tbe following Closet, 177.G Riverside Ave., OF APPEALS TO THE CITY "The Call!ornla test of per-u : "Do you prefer to keep to wit : described real property 1n the Newport Beach: Audrey Mar. COUNCIL sonallty" and ''The schOlastic your friends away from Dome Lots 9, 10 and the westerly City or Newport Beacll, County lene Donnan, Z289Z Belquest The City CoUDctl of the Clty testing S€rvlce junior 1nven~ because It Is not attractive? 15.5 feet or Lot 11; Block of Orange, State ofCaUfornia, Dr., El Toro, Ca.; Betty Jane of Newport Beach does orda!D tory," The notice was signed Are tbe people 1n your nome 20, Ftrst Addition to New. to wU : Van Ausdal, 2Z902 Belquest u follow•: by the prlDclpal, Werner J. too qaurellome?" port Beach, as recorded lD Lots 5, 6 and 7, Block 11, Dr., El Taro, Ca. SECTION l.Sectloa19.36.010 Carlson, and he assured the True or false Questions ln· Book 3, Page 27 of Mlscel-Balboa Tnct, as recorded This business 1B being 0011· oftbe Newport Be&cbMimictpll parents that all data will be c.luded: "1 become nervous a.t 1a.neous Maps, offtctal ree-ln Book 4, Page 11 of Mls-dueted by • general putoer. Code IB amended to read: held conttdentlal. These sUps hOme; one (or both) of my ords of the omce of the ceUaneous Maps, otrtclal sh.lp. "19.SS.Ol0 IDltlatloo of Ap- must be signed by pa.reots be-parents ls very oenous; There County Recorder oftheCotm-records of the offtce of the Signed: Audrey M&rleDeDoo-peaL Appeal may be made to fore these tests are d.nn a.rry ls YefJ Uttle love and com-ty of Orup, Couot)' Recorder oftbe coun. Dlll. the City CouneU from 1ay de- student, arxt It Is urctd that panloasbip ln my home as com. as shown on District Map No.9, ty of Orange, Tills statemeot flied wUb the cl•loD, determlnatloD or re- pareots constder this Yet)' pared to otber Domes; I get referred to 1n SeetlooZ0.06.0SO as shown OD Dl.trlct Map No, Cowrty Clerk of OraJlCe Cow-qa:lremeat of tbePiaDDlDcCom- ca.retuUy before signing. less undeutaodlng at bomethan of the Newport BeachMua.ldpal 11, referred to ill Sectloo ty oo: Feb. 8, 19'7Z, by Arthur mlaioD or City EDCineer by To ldve you somebackD"omd elsewbere; the actions of ooe Code, and by such refereDCe Z0.06,0SO of tile Newport Beleh E. Kreger, deputy COUDt)'elerk. flUor a DOtlce thereofiiiWTtUnr on these tests, we pored or tbe other of my parents made a part of nne 20 of Mt.uelpal Code, and by neb Pltlllab: Feb. 10, 17, U, with the City Clerk wtthln througb 10 books oo tesUDc. ban aroused great fear In me," satd Code, is hereby resooed refertoce made a put of Tttle llareb 2, 1~7!, ln the Newport twenty-ooe (21) days after auch a..Dd they a.U bllsicaUy say the (Source: The Brain Watchers, from a C~l District to an R-4 ZO ot aaJd Code, la hereby Harbor Eutp. F -15150 dtcll$0a or determlAI.ttoD or same tiling. They probe Into by MartiD L. Grosa.) District, and 1 froat yard Mt-rnooed from a C-1 otmtct reqqlremtot 11 madt. Such persoflll areas of the student's Tbe scholastic testtnr ..,._.back ot 4 feet Is btrebJ ••· to ao R-2 Dlltrict, ud aid LIGAL ~ not1~e •n ..t fDrtb 1D dtGU life, UlCludtoc his home Ufe. Ylee juaior inYentory •• To be tabUshed, a.od AldDlJirlcUIIp Dtltrtct ¥lp No, 11 It bereby Ntw:INEES FOR PUBLIC tbll actloa. ud tile lf"o.2 by As tar as the records beLnr , brief, tbU Is a.Ieo a "problem No. 9 It hereby ameeded to amnd«t to lhoY thla IOAIDc OFFICE all:! !ClOD 'll'btcb tbe IAtldi.Ylder kept cootldellllal, that Is a farce. l ebeek-Ust," tbe arne a. tbe thOw' ttdt IOGIDc ehuce. ebup. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN d"ma hlm•lf a art"*'·" The ooly ooes whom those ree-Mooney test Ushd &bore. SECTKlN 2:. 'l'bY or4G&Dte SECTION I. Tbla ordl•,._ that tbe IJlbriDc Ptr'ICIU ban SECTION I, Tbi.J ordlaaoce ords would be sblelded from lD stacfJtac the tnti.Dc boob, sMD be pqbUAed ooee &a tbe 111111 be ptbUJbtd ODCe ill tbe bM* ...aated lor tbe oCIIcn ab&ll be pabUibed oaee to tbt are the pareat• tbemselvH. It ~ clear that .1tac1eat1 oftlclal aew~ 01 tbl Ci.tJ, offtet&t .... IPIPII' of tbt City, btHtllafter mnUoDed to bl offt.elal _.JIIlPV or .tiM City, They are 14'1 for arabs, tor are t»tnr tellted ln a number and the ame au be eft'Kttn 1aact tbt ~&me lbtll be .aeeun flUid at tbt C..raiM.Setpt~ ud tbrt ame ataU bt .rttettYe aor lllmtnlllntor, l,..ber, of nya, wll-llltlr --10 daJI allor lht dale o111a ll0 dy& allor lloo dale of !II E...,_ to ., bold 1D lilt CUJ 10 daJO allor lht dato of Ill pertorma.oce cootraetor, etc •• Jedp. 1'bl boob 10 l*t er-.t adaptloa. . adaptSOa.. of Newport Bl&eb oo TDNdtJ, adc:lpUoe. to delve toto 11 their cao-ckltlll ~till tel.cberau~~Sac 11da ordluact wu JDt:ro.. T1d.l ardlM.Dce .,.... 1atro-tilt lUb day ol AprU, tm: nu ordlauce wu bRo. YenJeoce. FoUowtDr 11 a brief tM thdreaU to write ltoriMidDCed at a repl&r ~n..UOC ~ dtN:td at a rtplar IMit1Dc FO!' 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HOSTS tor the Much 12 progreuln dtnoer, which wtU nJ.se funds for the Amertcu Field Ser•tce procram, lnc.IUde, from left, Sherry Pattersoo of Corooa del War, Hldetoshl lnsakl of Japan, Jetf AUord of Balbca l..aland, GUUan Smee of England, Elena Mancheno ol Ectador and Julle Ford of Newport Heights. International walk to ra ise AFS funds SU'IICI OP WARRANTS TOPICOP IIIDLU110M I Tbo c-. !loud .,._. c-'""' ....,. .,., , • 't.x'J bU r~el•ed Ud fllld ._.. be dlnCW • ... ft. a reeolutloo &om lbt City ~ ..,.c:Uft poUce as -w Ulll c-.. _ ftlcb -· ... t11a1 _,. ....,... -11o NrYict ot arrut &lid _,. <llr-lo 1M poiiM _, warrull by ... OnDco C<l<fiiiJ llaolllr jlrlldletloo ot ... If· lll.U'DJ'J offtce. . telltM's r~. or bcln b II tile postlloo olllle ClOy piau ol pn-. O ne A merican in four has this disease Physriaru: call it obes-- ity, but irs jwt u un-- healthy if we call ic An lnvttatton Is out for all At the last home that of fURNITUR! Tbe YOWl& ladies, NaocyRith Buceola lDd RoblD LYJlD Wethe, wtu be escorted on the stagt bJ thelr fathers when they are presented to Mrs. Dooald Spicer, president general of Miss Wethe, daucbter of Mr, and Mrs. w. G. WetheotLaruna Beach, Is presldentoftheHenry Bowen Society. Sbe Is a senior at Lag~m~. Beach high school and an ardent borsewoma11. She Is the granddaughter ot Mrs. AlYln WetDe, the ftrst vice- recent of the Patience Wright C llapter of DAR tn Laguna Beach. connoisseurs of tbe cuUoary Mr. aDd Mrs, Robe~t Lucas, ut tc join Ln the '7th annual guests will be greeted by Gil- " International walk" Sunday, ll.an Smee, h'om England, aDd March 12, from 4 to 7 p.m. her Newport Beach family, Mr. powtlh-roo miUIY poUND-In some places a chtd cause: of early death is malnutrition but in this country !he G rim Reaper's number one helper ia overeatmg. Ovef'\ololei,lht peopk subject their heart ami blood vessels IO undue Slres!CS and strains. E"'ery ounce of excess fte&h is a menace to ncalth. WhiCh is why so many of w diet today. And thoM: of us who are wise see a physician first. We, u professional pharmacists, k.now how effective a doctor's advke. can be. ' 1---------------------..J NSDAR, at tl'le March I banquet at Dtsaeylaod hotel. 'O THELLO' AT U.C.I. The Corona del Mar adult and Mrs. Charles Wtnfteld. An committee ol the American EngUsh trlfle a.nd tea wllJ be Field Service International served just as they are by seholarsh.lp program ls arrang-GUllan's family In England . Teach your children these safety ru les: 1. Dun'l c•·oss strt'cls nl' highways while flying kill'S. 2.1Jun't fl.'· a kite with 11\l'litl in the frnmc ur tail. 3. Dt,n'lusc tin:se l st1·i n~. wirl' o •· ;my twine with mdal in it. 4. Don't fl.r a kite uYCI' T\' or rad io antennas. 5. Don't fl y a 1\ite ll l'ar dt·drit puwt·r lines nnd clon't tr.'· to rctric,·c n kite caught in power linl'S. 6. !Jnn't fl,\· a kill-in the raiu. E VOTE FOR HARVE-Y D. PEASE "THI! MAtt WHO ltHOWS OUR CONIIIUHI n '' J1 YF.AR.ffN ,<;F.'WPORT III!A CN &IH'T IT TI"''E YO U at U:P'RUI!HTt:D IH COUNCIL CHAMII!RU Miss Buccola, daughter of Shakespeare's "othello" wtu Mr. and Mrs, George Buccola be staged at UCI Ia a COb- of Corona. Highlands, attended tlnoous 94y run starling Frl- local schools and Is DOW vtce-day, Feb. 25. president of the associated wo-The :>roductlon by the School men sttKients at Orange Coast of Fine Arts wlll be under the Cotlep, aDd correspoodlng direction of Robert Coheo, as- secr etary of the Henry Bowen soctate professor of drama. Society. Her mother 1s a past Staging wtll be 1n the 100-.se:at regent and DOW recording sec-Studlo Theatre In the Floe Arts reta.ry of the Col. wuuam ca. Vtllage. Performances wtll be bell Chapter of DAR, which 8:30p.m. Feb. 25 through March sponsors the Henry Bowen So-4. Admission is $3 for adults ciety. One of Nancy's sisters, and $1 for students. I IIOVI:,.TI•E~<~EN Tl HEA LTH NEWS : THE GOLDEN PERIOD OF WHIPLASH lng this progressive dinner, Tickets are oow available which combines gourmet for-from all AFS committee mem. elgn cwstne, a visit to 3 Bay-bers and the reservatloochaif. crest homes and an Introduction man, Mrs. Claire Wesner, 675. to 4 foreign students attending 5'109. Corona del Mar h.igb sc.OOol. The annual event raJses funds for the A.F.S. program. Tbe LOCAL STUDENT WINS Corcna del Mu chapter sup-BEST SAL ESMAN TITLE ports mere fcrelgn stmeats Susan Beth Hoc hman, senior than any other school In the at Cor ona del Mu high schocl United states. and daughter of Mr. and 1 To begin the evening, guests S. M. Hochman of Costa. Mesa, will gather In the hOme of has been selected as "best Mr. a.Dd Mrs. San Vaccaro to salesman of the Oran~ County sip wtne a.nd enjoy hors d'-south center," It ts announced oeliVres representatl.-e of Bel-by Joseph L. McElwee, prest- gtum and Japan. Co-hosting the dent of the Sales and Marketing festivities with the Va.ccaros Executives Association of Los will be Hldetoshl hrasa.kl. of Angeles (SME). Japan anrj hls American par-Susan -won the coveted title ents, Mr . and Mrs. Edwin AI-based upon her dollar sales ford, and Yvette Delree, trom volume of S3Z2. She Is ents, Mr. a.nd Mrs. Russell a Junior Belgtum, and her foster par-dent for:~~i~:~~~~~~::~~~ Dr. Gary L. Coutur e, D.C., head and neck In the oppcslte Ford. counseled by ol the Cout ure Chtropracllc direction, wtth Injury to the From !he Vaccaro hOme It Company. Center In Newport Beach, ha~ surrounding and supporting Is a short walk to the home Don Spray of Corona deJMa.r, Issued a strong suggestion to tissues." of Mr. and Mrs. R1,1ss Ford, attending Saddleback accident victims making them The common causes ue auto where guests will be greeted school, was declared numeJ,.C,, aware of the Importance of lm-co!Uslon, a sUdden }erk of ooe by Elena Ma ncheoo, from Ec. based on his total sales 'olume med late modern chlrapractlc or both arms, a violent blow uador, and her American fam. of $183. Doo ls on the board eumlnatlon for whiplash tn. In the head or chtn, a renex Uy, Wr . and Mrs. Jolln Patter-of directors of Ser co, hts J.A. Juries. jerking of the head due to h'lgtlt son. and treated to Arroz coo Company counseled by Sears In a statement, Dr. Couture or sudden noise, or any kind Pollo, aa Eeuadorla.nmaindish.. Roeboc.k. noted that the tlrst thr~ •eets of a tan that causes forceful, alter a whiplash injury can be unexpected movement ol the called the "golden period of head and neck. treatment." It also should be noted that "In the three week period the elasticity of the neck s truc- followtng an accident," states tures dec.reases with ad\-ancing Dr . Cotrture, "proper care and age. "In general," says Or. treatment of a whiplash Injury Couture, "the older th e victim can often save a person a Ule-the more Ukellhood or tnjury time of palo and discom fort. a.nd dlsabtuty through whip- " A whiplash injury doesn't lash." always manifest UseU unU I 48 The complications of whip· hours or more after an acct. lash lnjw-les are many and dent a.nd doesn't oole any of varied. Strains, sprains, trac- the whiplash eftects. However, tures, nerve Injur ies, muscle after a nJght's sleep, or even spasms, ruptured disc, nerve longer, he wUI eventually ex. root compression, nerve or perlence a stitrnessor soreness spinal cord Injury that stretches In th e neck. This Is a positive toto a joint usually threatens tlp...ort of a whiplash injury." health with an early for mation Tile most prevalent symp-of traumatic arthritis," says toms are the st~ess or Dr. Couture. tenderness In the neck and Old whlplash injuries often headaches. There can also be come back to haunt a person nausea, b•ckouts, dl&liness, If he has not received proper aod Ylsual disturbances. care and treatment following "ADd," he notes, ''most cases the tn,tury,'' says Dr. Couture. there Is low btck pain." "Reg:a.rdless of whether a whip. What Is whiplash and what lash Is Dew or oldltlsdtnnitely is Its cause? considered to be a major llealth ''Technical ly speaking,'' hau.rd. Proper chiropractic SI.JS Dr. Couture, "a whJpla.sh care and correction are or IJt- neck Injury Is the lnrohmtary most Importance," thrust of the head and neck Dr. Couture matntalnsomces 1D an7 direction, and the re-at 2043 Westcltff Drive, New. suiting elastJc recon of the port Beach. Phone 645.SSOO. L!Go\L IIOTICI FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATE MENT The foUowlng per sons are doing bus.loess as: The General Mess, 2816 La.tayette AYe., Newport Beach: Jack NaUil.n Sherwood, 2871 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach; Betty Marte Sberwood, 28 71 BayshOre Or., Newport Beach; Michael Char- les Sherwood, 2871 Bayshore Dr., Newport Beach, Tllts business ts belnC con- ducted by a partnership. ~ .. -ll'ln. -·--~ ..... M 11 ONE HOUR ... ., CLEANIIIS COMING FEB. 29"' Slped: Jack N. Sherwood. This statement fUed w1th the eotmty clerk of Orange County OD: Feb. 11, 197!:, bJ Beet}' J. B&rpton, deputy .,-. clerk. Pabllsb: Feb. 17, 24, Much I, 9, 19'11, ill the Newport Harbor Eulp. F-15864 AA RP M!ETS FEB. 24 A ft.lm OD Clartel lJ.Dd- ber&b's tPtc: c.ross....AUuttc. ntat>t Will bo o~ ... "" •• ... MW cdloera ud d1rectora ol 1M N-S.cb Cboiitor ot lboA-Aao.OIR- The highest you go I (with insured saviop) 'f.M.L..,...t .. _ marKets LIDO CENTER )4)1 VIA LIDO, ~ 81-ACH. CALif, tlMOW..,_*J HARBOR VIEW CENTE R 1 ... M/I£.AitfHUII.'*'fiW'OtlllACH.q..tf t:aMOtii.J.l1SJ P.---tM--fob. NallboN-IIu'* t.doru CW<II .. 0.... Dr. no.,.....su-a repllr blitZ II I • IJt\lc be.. lllnlbotiJalo-. Mntu , .... u..-.N•- tloo 11-..,,._ss,.... ollloro*r. Interest r.ue. may be falling, but at The Big M, Mutual ~vi"3' we·re still paying as high as 6'1',' and S~l?<> .. on insured savings. And we're still offering a ho" of free ~rvices. including a FRE.E ~fe Deposit Box with a minimum balance. Take the safe climb to higher interest at The Big M. C..... •d Ma .. t 2167 btt Coatt Hiabway, 4 blocks fMt al MatArdn.w llho4. tAt the 11nM aod Tt:m,....mr.llpJ Othn ~ .. c;o..,..,., W..lucadt., Pl•dn», Ckad.tk •M c.aa. M ·O 11 ••Ill -A 0.-Jio iO.-. -,,l,!I(W:I-110 10 _.. ~do 4PORT ' ~ • MOW SHOWING =~ Murray Head 1!!1 .... _.._ SEE ACADEMY AWARD ~OMINEES: Glenda Jack· son, best actress; Peter Finch, best actor. • ... LSO SII OWING "Where's Poppa?" " u• ·~ , ,. ,. 1 , , , , 1 , • Continuous Runni111 Sunday Show 2:00 RATED "G" ALSO .. WA L K ABOUT'" A MARK RVDEU. FILM .. ,~ <!,1 1 !tnn..~.::tor~ h-:m 11/amer B•c; .A ~· '1r>:f 1...:-rr ~ny Pre• lore Ono•w• Cowllty ••• - li"'iii ___ 1·-----I ~· ____ ___ ... _ IIIICl flit filS Blenls • • &.95 IIIICk flit r• Replars Basldals -Vlit . lii!Mr 8asldds 0 • . U5 c PAT AHEARN of Lincoln to tbe dartuniformpts a rebound while surrounded by Ensign cagers PbU Tl4)7, No. 45; Ron Cra.lg, No. 40, and Steve Timmons, No. 44, Brl&n Whitford, another Ensign player, can be seen between Roo Craig aDd Ahearn. Mark Cahlder, No. 33, or Wncoln hi: at the right. This 8 division game was Ued ~ at 40-40 at the buzzer, but Steve Timmons was awarded a foul shot and he sank It to give the Ensign team a 41-40 wtn, aY VIC orALIIC • Tbt CYF ~-dill-P-IM'IolloorloC-wlll tr.-lui wool< lo lllo ma-bo -o1 1110 ...., IIOo """' Jo<IIJ "' tile Mowporl IIUbor ww .. lo plop. AI put ., 14 and 15 year ok1s wbo were tbl IDCJd wtll lOir, U. flu'W IDYl ted to Jl&ttlc~te ln the CY F boJI WlU PI'HMi a cbiCk Su Fnnel100 ud Phoeal.l to tbt oo.t t•m to be. dltrQ' buketb&ll trtps cootallled a tbtlr exp~U~s· to Pbotalx aat eoetle errors. a beoetlt came bwolf1DC ~ . Tbe Sao Fraoclsco trlp will teams &lid thtlrl wbllt teoortb IDYO!Ye the March 25 .. 26.2'7 wtU &llo blip. dates, not April u tlldtcated. Boys oa both tours, tbt SU This Is the week-eocl prlor Fruct.oo aDd Pboeatz. wtU to Ealter week 10 the boys b&'ft to m&.ll ln their dlpNtta mattD( the trtp wtn have tbe b)' this weet-IDd tol.nnretbttr optlon of Jtaytng througb Sun-politloos oo the team1 u then day or Monday as per their will be but one team repreMDt- wlshes u they wtu M.ve DO I.D.g Orup Coaty at Al'l.loaa.. school the following week. The OrldDillY we bad ttcured oa alrUnes pn us some ftong 2 teams but the SaD Feroaado information and the total round Valley will HOd aaotber t•m trl.p Ucket will be LD the oelgb-this year soSoutberoClWorA&a borhood of $S5. There was no wlll have San Dleco, Central discount rues as we were Los Anples, the san Feri&Delo originally told. Valley aoo Orange Coooty rep- With the host teams picking resealed ID the PboenlX Na- up the tabs tor the 8th aoo Uooa.Lt. the two 9th grade teams (15 It was necessary to diYlde year olcls), this ts quite a the Harbor frosh team 1n ! bargain. The Harbor teamswiU cate&Orles u the 15 year c utt- be playing some pretty fair oft' date eUmlnlted a lot nf teams aDd the San Francisco promlsi..D& players but tbeJ will team that will be going to be compeosated by being oo the San Franelscotourtogte&m. Several promlslng 8th graders wtu try to break lnto the Phoentz National team so It should sttu be a very prOmising team, Boys ellglble tor the Phoenil: World Series are Due Broch- meyer, Breot Kru&e, Joe Dls- tantslo, Mike Rolettl, Matt Spangler, Doug Eccles, Rick Dostal, Tom Hawldns, Dan Forehan, Jerry Lawreoce, Tom Gould, Greg Phillips and KevtD Bissonnette. Se•eral other spots are open and coach Fnnlt Spangler can be contacted eoa- cernlng practices and other In- formation. TbeTe will be a ooe-oo-ooe --~-:::;;:-~ '":e--.-'r.;~~ national tow-oament at Phoeni.l: .----_-so we might just Incorporate . , • ... --·~ - competition in the 13 and 14 =--:~:.::~~ year old brackets with the uiH- mate area winners being in- cluded In the PhoenJx traYelUng -. ~ • squad. Boys Interested In com- peting ca.n contact the Eostgn sports desk at 6'15-0061 for GARY GU1SNESS on tU' right Is shown just after his clutch free throw gives Lincoln further details. a 33.32 wln over Ensign w-tth 4 seconds remaining In the A division game at the Lancer The San Francisco teams will gym. The Lincoln win gaYe the Lancers a 6-1 league r ecord and tied them wtth Rea, include an 8th grade P'~ that but Rl!ll annexed the tttle on the strength of their wln over Wncoln. Ensign nnlshed wtth is still undecided with several 5 wills and z losses. Other Lincoln players In dark unilorms are Jack MacKen1te, No. coaches requesting the priY· 52; Rich Nebb, No . 44, and Mark Wedemeyer,No. 54. Joe Dlstanisk:l, No. 55; Pat Patrick, liege. The 9th graders(15 year No. 45; Mark Feducla, No. 35, and Bill Wllltinson, No. Z6, of Ensign are In on the last olds) Invited 50 far Inc hide second action, (Vic Opra.leli: phOto.) Mark Louvier, Lee Hoy, Tom r:.,m~sa ~ .... ' """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""' Straw, Mite Blaocha.rd, Dave NEWPORT -MESA SPORTS SCENE WITH VICOPALI!It Seymour, Joe Spiller, Otrain Pautsch, Jim KilngeD8m.ltb, El- wood H.anson, ud Dan Becker, The 3 teams from the Harbor area and the Anaheim all-star team coached by Del. Flood wfll work In some double- headers prior to the San Fran-Corona del Mar drew a strong 86-83 win against Santa Ana cisco and PhOenlJ: trips A opponent In the first round of Valley In the season rtnale to feature double header wui be the C IFplay~ffs. The Sea Kings end ~.C> with a S-9 league mark. played probably March 17-18 of coach Tandy Gil Us will host Browning popped for Z8 for with the donattoos going toward the Whittier based La Serna a strong week where he totaled the team exPenses Lancer s at the Cor ona gym 54 points for the Z games. ' Friday night. La Serna lied Marina saw tts undefeated KARATE Cl ASSE S AT Y for the W!litm~nt league with skein halted by Huntingtoo Co·ed tarate classes w1U Monte Vista and are coached Beach 73.59 but had the Sunset be held on Tuesdays b'om 6:30 by Lynn Vlseur. league wrapped lC> already. to 8:30 p.m. at U:le Orure The Lancers ended ~.C> with Marina finished at 13-1 a.nd Coast YMCA. The 4 week Bela a season reeord of 19.6 a.nd fluntlngtoo Beach 11-3 and wtll slons Is UDder tbe s~rTlsloo have a very tall team. Their represent the Sunset league In of Jim Hunter, secood degree top 2 men are6'8'' Fred Haber-t he play..offs. Marina woo't black belt. echt and 6'7" Scott Fullerton, know the opponent until a 3-way Co-ed Yop claue& at tbe who both averaged In double tie In the Moore league 1s Onnee Coast YMCA are an.tl- n gures. deelded. Huntington Beach drew able TINrldays at %:30 p.m. Corona Isn't exactly a small North Torrance, t he tlrst plact' team either as John Sumner, team In the Moore league, and Mike St>vler and Brett Maches will travel to North Torrance stretch out to 6'5". Dan Gr igsby tor the Friday game. Solid! STATE M ENT OF C O N D ITIO N DE C EMBER 31, 1971 ASSETS Cash and Ceruneates ol Deposit ••••••••.•••• $ 27,08!,193 United States Gonrnmeri: and Other SecurtUes • • • 1S.,!Zl,S6i Flrst Mortpce Real Estate Loans , , •• , • • • • • • J45,440.16S Lo&os on Real Estate Owned for Development • , . • 1,957,010 Loans to FaeiUtate Sales of Real Estate... . • . . • 19,8'75,158 Contracts of Sale of Real Estate ••••••• , , , • • • t39, m Contract of Sale of Head omce Butidlogto Alft.liate S,455,!Ml Loans on Savings Accounts •.••••••• , , • , • • • 804.428 Federal Home Loan Bank Stock , . . . . . . . . . • • . 3,691,400 Office Buildings and Equipment ••••••••• , • • • 490,866 Real Estate OWned • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 10,027,507 Accrued Interest on Loans and Investments • •• • • 1,611,857 Prepaid FederalS & L Insurance Premium • • • • • 4,504,896 Miscellaneous • , • , , • , • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • . 4_93,127 TOTAL , .. , •• , • , •. , , , , , , • , , • , $432,897,210 LIABtLinE& Savings Accounts •••..•••••••.•••.•. , , •. $335,462,0Z4 Escrows and Loans In Process •••.•• , • , • • . • • 7,696, '75S Advances from tbe Federal Home Loan Ba.Dk , • • • 24,787,500 Adn.nee Payments by Borrowers , •• , • , • . . • • • 1191,088 Current aDd Deferred Federal and StatelacomeTues 7,296,830 Acco~.mts Payable. • • • • . . • • • . • • • • • . . • . • • • 382,395 Notes Payable, .•••••••.• , • . • . . . . • • • . • • 155,157 Deferred lncome • . • . • . • . • • • • . • . . • . . . • . . 2,940,5?0 Regulatory Reserves ...•••.•....•••••..• _.!~8.._L09 TOTAL .... ,, ...... , ... , ..... $379,748,217 CAPITAL, SURPLtE AND RESERVES Genenl Reserves aDd Undivided Pronts .....•• $ 53,048,993 Guarantee Capital and Surplus •..•••..••••.• _ _!00.,~ Total Capital, Surplus and Reserves... .53.,148.,993 TOTAL. o. 0. 0." , • , •. , , •••••• $432,897,!Il! MUTUAL SAVINGS ... -···-·li--Corona del Mar: . E.aet. Coaat. B.i.&hway/~n-Joro -::.. PA.U.OEHA OI"P ICE 315 E. Colorado Blvd .. Pasadena. Calif. 91109 GU:IoiDAU 0F"ICI! COli INA O"'ICI! WI!IT A.W:ADIA 0"1Cl 3Je Nonll a ,..,., Boul••••d 100 Nonn Cllru• ..,,..,..,. 660 Waal Ouana !'load C AHOGA ~A",; • CHATIWO"TH 0""11:;11: 11a1 TDPAHGA C:AHTON .L VO. 11•••1111: PIDI:"AL SAVtloiGt::: LOIJIItloiSUUiol(;• COUO"ATION .utO l"'!a.tlAL LONI a4JQI S'fiTW.M btcyele rfiPI.lttnc on Is 6'3", Casey Jones, 6'2-1/2" The Sailo rs t1nl shed . their an::l all other members or the season on a happy DOte with a team are ove: the 6' mark. 56-51 win over Anaheim. Denny Scott Cameron, who works the CUne, Kurt Spreen, Jim Swick, bac kcow-t wtth Jones, Is the and Bill McKtnney lllt In double only eager under 6' so It should figures for Harbor, whOftnJshed be ql.dte a battle of the re-with a 4-10 record. bounders. Jake MIUer guided hls New. RATES FOR Q.ASSIFIED ADS makes. Tires, and all re- placement parts, Bet.ch Ql· cycles, 101 E. B&1boa BIYd., Bl.lbot.. Pbooe 6'75-'1Z8Z. -·-. .,.~lOY SHOOT DON'T • Daz. 7.95 • • 15.95 • 11.95 Corona finished with a 13-1 port Harbor team to a sparkllng Irvine league record to share 12 -2 record that saw the "s~ the loop IItle wtth Los Alamitos. trosh" team aonn the league The Sea Kings ended lC> w-tth t1tle, They had to finish ahead a 22-2 season record and lost of the talented Huntington BeaCh only to Servtte In the Huntington and Marl~ lrosh teams tlla.t Beach tournament and to Los wtrt; labeled as about the best lO ........ , ................ . ,,_ ... ,.,-. .... .. 31_. .... -. ... .. E.do --·-- AllnlrYioeleagueptay. ofthetrpastdecadesoltcould e MUSICAL FOR SALE The Kiogs had to battle past be the start of something big, Costa Mesa 80-76 and Estancia The froSh and soph teams 59-50 to Ue lor the league will be cootrlbutlng quite a title with the Gr iMns. Brett few members to the CY F team Marches had the hOt haDd rot.og to San Francisco and to ap.J_nst Mesa as he poured ln tbe NBBA tet.mgoJngtoPhoenU 24 points a.od Mike Sevter and lor the NatJonal tournament. Casey Jooes bit ln the domle Both teams lhOukt more tba.a figures al.ao tor Corooa. RJck bold tbelr own. They will be Browntng cootlluMd hls torrid compet1nc" aplut tbetopCaW- JCOtlo& pace wttb Z6 apJnst orllla aDd aatloD's cacers 1D For New • Used Pluos £t Orpu It's SCHMIDT MUSIC CO. 1907 N, ltfa1D St •• St.Dta All& Elt. 1914 Tamar. Pl.aDo1 1: Orpu Lowrop Or-stelDWay PtaDOI tbe Sea Kings. Jack Archer ttttlr ace braetet.Completede-e lOOKS FOR SAL E eoooected for 18 a.rxt Frank taUs are tn tbe CYF De"Wsletter Roldaa bad 12 for the Mustup. for boJ• tnttreRed. Botb JobD Sumner, Brett Marches, rosten are nearly completed ca.., Jooes and Mite SeYler and the ftM.I HlectloDI wtU Ill bU ln double Hpes for be UDOUiletd Dtxt weet Wltb I "OA VID." Report OD a Rockea feUer. by wtWam HotfmaD. $5.9\1. Corona 1o tbelr 59-50 wtn Frla dtld-IJDe etC: for Cb1a ftek:ecld ORDER FROM : I TI• uo 2.110 3.110 .05 2 TI-• 2., S.lll 4.111 .10 FOR RENT SEVERAL fNIIoDil otllees a ANONYMOUS -- Pbooe 54%.'12:17. P.O. Boz No. IZZI, C-lot-o BEFORE YOUR EYES- oa your DI1J carpet -ramon them wttb Bhae Luatrt, Heat electric sbampooer, $1.00, Crowa Hardnrt. 3107 Eut Cout HYJ ., Coroa del Yar. oc>-oo Norlb N......,n WAI'ITED . <JA>OOito Hoa& Roopttal iobai;~~~-~Y~ ... ~·~~~~~~-~~ .. Vop~ Mt-IS'I5o tndo lor DOW. Boaeb Bl· NEW Ill'.. ~ eye .... 101 E. Balboa 8~ •• M~ -~ ·~··~·~~; 1~81~-~-~~~'15~-~'IZII~o:_-::--~~ -·· bl&d. For rMt ~-!549-Hll 111111 WANT BEACH PROPERT'r lor 81'75. tll:ree boma tD RlfWt:lde. o.n.r a• lilt EYTJ, J57ao.tb Vaa NtU AYe •• Loll Aqe-. • WORK WAHTI!D SECRET AIUAL 1illiiK, mlmoo- lf'*Pidac, DOtary' IDd lm&ll daJ f!fer the hustllnc Estancia to 1111111 lD thltr aam .. aDCS America• Optaloa. Book Store, e&prl. Scott Gayner.,... td&f' proper ldn'matloo. 19M HarbcW'BJN.,Colti.M .. l)r Estuda wtth liS. Dou1Coct-1M A.lamtto. lllo drew I --~T~o~Jop!llo~II~:~Mt~=-4M~S~.~~ ~=oCaU NEEDED: thliYtni.IJ of CaW. lrYIDt crew aDd ai.U.Ctama -_,..., ol 5HP Oil- board IIIOtr:w ud radial um or 111>11 •w. WIU p-.-m ....._can Hl-1044. fer bad 14. 8uddJ Confer wu bomttuedp.meFrtdlf,latlac 1R0tmfG. Tear•ot•JIPII'Ieeet bamporocl Wltb u Uk!o boJurJ oalllo Paloo Vordoo .......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00 aU 1ypoo ot eloblac U111 HELP IAI'ITED ud ml-•-ball o! t11o oldP toam b1 •-Frt4ay CARS FOR ~LE u... ~ --·•I ;~~~~~;;~~ pmt. ldiJIIp.me. .wrta. ••.so SIC 111r. Mable II Mlltt u,._ Elluela bad I ...... eloolJic Tbt .... JdCII eapro "-"II BIIW -.111 .. 100.--.. IO'J liar_.., ........ 1M to. WM t bl p>IAIIIP apiJIIt Lao ~dol liar, COD Ill-, 7,000 mlloo, h, ... 541-cor.. dol liar. l 'lt-t7'N. Pl'tftlo.-ud .. III,- Aiamlloo W-·J aocl w.. N......,n lllrbor ud lhiiJitlol H?l, ---Ia-... -• • • lw 1112 1111~ II IItts I Sills Are II -r.ts-lhs .. lllo -.1 ODd ollllo ll-58 -will bo~la-....... . ........ -..,.. .... --,..~ onPI&P ___ ,...._ -to.T_....._ 110o s. KJop,lllo o111or lniM ..., ... ~,........,PrldoJ.I ------- -... c:o-<111-o Tllo.....,.. lllllo, ... ToWIItlo,-, 'W VW BUJ, '-•lou, - of COOCII Duo CUIIolo--.o, .,.,_ ud Glolor wiD ·-...... 11,000 ,..Witllal-ll...,_r_cl. bo"""ss locllaalll-_,1,110o541-1171. -ca ... llwoop wllll a c_.tllf. 1--------- Rams vs. Mesa faculty C01b -aU, Ram-· Tbo JIA]IIo..,_ - wiU brloc 1 II'.,. at lbo Ram -· lbo ICoiNr -u -~ to c ... .,_ Wlltlo c -""" blp oebool IIIla S&lllrdly olpt to lbo -<117 for a biMftt pme wtth tbl wMt. TtWllkle Coata'll .. lleviiJ, CIIM Kllllll< ud lkdftb waa a tx'mer e&lt KDJ.clU ue eo&cbtd bJ 11ar wUb -OOI•oriiiJ jl(llal<. Tbo pralllll wiU prior to lllJ earttr u a tn!Dtr at II:U. In U..NallooaiF-.IIIM&UO, Tbo Ramo will lip Rocoaa Glt.'lel, Jact·SDOW, CO)' 11'11*1 at baU.ttme Ud 811: ... Rick CUb, D"'ld Ray, lbl -· Tlcklla ClO be LUco,ReMMl,CiliiC}'WIIUlms ·-at llr, -k ao aDd Tom Mack are 10me ot ,...,.._ 1a Cotta the Ram toobllera 'ttbo wtn Mr. Colta Mea be dllpllJioc lbelr CI&O lallllbl on Rlrbor Boullftrd to~;;jj I 8atllfdiJ Dllflt. .. •• &Dd at tbe ·-~ body ollleo tor 11.50. Jr. high playoffs begin Tbe Rea Rams IDI1 TeWinkle T ro jlns won openlnc rOUDd A dJYIISoo coote.U 11:1 the quad. elty play-offstbat started TileS· daJ at Enstp .e.bool. Eaalp and TeWlntlecametl\rollb1flth -.rlns In the 8 dtYlsloD wblle D-.ryer shocked Eutp aDd Gisler smothered Outs 5-4-19 In the C cpeoers, Rea topped OaYI.s 35-21 1n A competttlon aa: Pat Shau. ghnessy sparked the Rams -.rtth lZ potnts and GarJ Cooter pitched In wtth 9, Jack Tomita led the Davis attack with 7 as the Rams led all the way, Gisler jumped ott to a big 15-1 flrst quarter lead but Te- Winkle chipped any alter traU- tng 23.11 at the haU and oar. rowed it to 30-27 at lbe Srd quarter. The Tro)lns put on a. big 17 point spurge In lbe flDal period to overtake the Sparta.na 47-38. Jim McC loskey led the Twinks with 15. Mike Faulkner came OD With 11 bl1 ODeS 1n the flnal period to help wtlb the big rally. Faulkner ended up -.rtth 12, Luke Grlfft.n taWed 8 and Mark Sawaya 9 for ttae UGAL MOnCE FICTITIOUS BWINESS NAME STATEMENT THE F'OLLOWING PERSONS ARE DOING BLIHNESS AS: The Health Centre, 2043 WestcUff Dr., Newport Beach, 92660: Dr. Gary L. Couture, D.C., 2043 WestcllfT Dr., Newport Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seaney, 3285 Minnesota Ave., Costa Mesa. This business Is being con- ducted by a llmlted pa.rtner. s hip, Slped: Dr. Guy L. Couture. TllJ1 statement ftlad with tbit Curt Dosh Co-.&lwt·ofOra.oge County REAL TOR on: f'"eb. 9, 19'12, By Betty J. 842·6472-eve. 8'13·3848 ORANGE COAST REAL ESTATE OPI'IC! TOP QUALITY LUSK-HOME • FOUR SPACIOI.S BEDROOMS, 2-1/Z BATHS, DIN- ING ROOM AND DEN, TWO FIREPLACES ADD UP TO A HOME THAT IS OUTSTAND[NG FOR rrs CUSTOM FEATURES. OWNERS HAVE LOVED THIS HOME lJKE A FAVORITE CHILD , • , • , . , , •• IT HAS HAD THE BEST OF EVERYTHING! @ "" ... QRANGE COAST REAL ESTATE Ba.rgstetJ, deputy co1111ty clerk. 1730 W, COAST HWY . 2600 E. COAST HWY AT DAHLIA, CORONl DEL 'AAR PubUsh: Feb.l7,2.f,March2, NEWPORT BEACH 9, 1972, ln the Newport Har-"Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.o.i.--------;6U;;-;•;;;;;48 ;;. _______ III bor Ensign, 1 .LEGAL MOnCE NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALC OHOLIC BEVERAGES 2-Z3-'1Z TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Subject to Issuance of the Ucense applled for, ootice Is hereby given that the UOOer- stcned pr~ses to sell alco- holic beverages at the prem- ises, described as follows: .UO Iris, Corona del Mar/Newport Beach. PursU&Ji: to such l.DteoUoo, the UDderstped ls appb1nc to the Department of Aleobolle Beverage Control for luuance of an alcoholic benrace Ueeue (or Ucenses)torih_!~p·r~,;rt;;! as follows: On Wine (Bona Fide Put>Uc EatiDc Place~ · Jean R. Maxey Jean D. Wlllmas Publish: Feb. !.f, 19'12, ID the Newport Harbor Enstp. LIGAL NOnCE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A-7185? Estate of JCEEPH PATRICK O'HARA, .,_q JOSEPH P. o•. HARA, ab. J. P. O'HARA., ata JOE O'HARA, Oec•sed. NOTICE IS HEREBY GlVEM to tiM credttors of the aboft named dec:.S.at tiW au PK'· eou baYlDC cll.lma aplut thl Wd dteldeDC are reQidnd to fila them, -.rlth the DICaAI'J YOOCbtfl, ID tha oftlce ol tba cMrlll: oltbeaboYe IDt:IUidcoart, or to pruut them, wttb tba n~euary YOUCbera, to tba -llped 11 c/o Tbomu E, Haft---. AttorD8J at ·LAw, 150 E. SoYa-Streel,-11!, c-.,_ callforola 9ZIZ7, wlllcb 1a tha pilca ·ol -"'" at till -llped 18 all motion pertlliltor lo till _ .. <II aid dee-. wlllda --after lilt llratpott. 11eaU. ot tbla DOtlet. DUod ,........, 17, U?l. ~ A. O'lWtA, ..... 101'1 A. 0'1111'1.. A~ trt. "' ... hlalo "' ... ---· -·1. --.u. lPnl7 at Law, 110 I. -_.,...,_ua,ca. Ill-, CL -T, -IO,.U. ...., .... Sn'r'.ttbta. f'M· ,..._If,'::~ '• II, lrll, II Ill --· \ Quick to reterve an apartment In one ol our new sections. {The quicker you are, the beHer your chances of getting the lloor plan and location that fit you best) Park Weat apartments tend to fill up faat With adults over 30. (And under 30.) They like the adults-only sections with private pools and Jacuzzis and barbecue pits. With Moms. (And Dads. And klds.) They like the family sections with tot lots. The pre-.chool. The teen center. The Junior Olympic size pool. With athletes. (And just plain good sports.} They like Park West recreation. It outdoes every other apartment complex in the area. There's a three-acre activity park. Filled with swimming and ther· epy poole. Night-lighted Iennie. Volleyball, handball. A large turf area lor jogging and touch football. There's a two-story clubhouse. Complete health club facilities and trained attendants. lounges. game and party rooms. Full·time reereatton manager. Park West has something for everybody. So. no matter what your age, or marital status. or athletic ability ... you're sure to fit ln. If you hurry, 3883 PariMew Lane. Irvine. Juat oft the San Diego Freeway at Culver Road. Adultl onty, from 1110. Femlry apt,rtments. from 1116. •~•ora .,_ PRESTIGE WA TEAI'RONT H01.4ES SHOWN IY AI'I'OINTM.NT I Linda lila Drl,.. -()poft S4lndrt Beautil,ul new 5 BR .• 410 BA. home. Water- fn>ot llvlog rm. I< formal dining, IIAndaome oak .panelled lam. rm., fr!>lc., wet bar. Large 0'!-Uter ruite haJ frplc. &: cozy lounge area, vtew of Bay & the mountainJ ...... $171,500. Sl Lind. hie Drive 5 BR., 4 '/;.~ ba., on lagoon. Lge waterfront tam.ily rm. & Uving rm. Formal dining rm. custom decor, deck & slip ........ tlBG,OOO. t2 Lind• lale Driw Beaut. 5 BR. 4 ba. borne w/formal din. rm. & ~a~ily rm. 3 Frplcs. OUtside stairway. Bu1lt-m gun cabinet & bookshelves. Reduced to 1145,000. Waterfront Lots No. 76: 3 Car garage. Faces South . $80,000. No. 56 : North Lagoon exposure .... $80,000. For Complete Information On All Homes & Loh, Plene Call: BILL GRUNDY, Realtor lalandeu Bldg. at Linda 1st .. J.Cl BAYSIDE DR., SUITE 1, N.B. 67UI61 ••••••••••••••••••• LIDO ISLE'S - ---FINEST Beautifully Decorated Home Large 4 Bedrooms -5 Baths Plus Family Room PIER AND SLIP By Appointment Only TRIPLEX • • • • Z BR. Carpet, drapes, pr ivate patio, tront unit. Z BR. Carpet, drapes, patio, fireplace, middle. 3 BR. 1-1/2 baths, ttreplace, patio, sun deck, dOuble garage (real nlcel. $49,950 ROY R. McCARDLE REALTOR CORONA FOR DEL MAR RENT Spectacular Yte-.rs for your flmily. From thls Harbor Vtew hilltop above Corooa delMar. Drama.Uc arctutecture. Hao4aome 1Dteriors. Prh·ac:y. Pool, prdeas, play aret..s. Close toscbools, Shopptna. Two lDd three bedrooms, two bllbs. From St45. Gas and cableYisioa I.Dcluded. Bayview apanments SAN JOAOUUI HILLS WOAD, !All 0' IIIAC41tTMUI IOULIVAitO R.IIIA P,t. Bal'l'f!H £aft, prws.nb I'OOl.-IEACH-YACHT M '1'-DRIVI CUSTOM -Spacloo&o 4 boclntolll boma .nib bootedlm-poo1. ...-• .u.. r .. 110' 1111 .. --111• ~ =~ll:r'tr-::: C.~~ l PErE BANREII REALTY ............. .... \ IRVINE TERRACE 1325 ~ANT AN ELLA TERRACE THREE BEDROOMS, FAMILY ROOM, POOL WITH FlLTER AND HEATER, AND AN EXTRA PATIO AWAY FROM THE POOL FORSMAL LERCHILDREN ONLY $53,500 • • • • EAST BLUFF 2307 EASTBLUFF DRIVE TRI-LEVEL THREE BEDROOM CONOOMlNIUM: CL(l)E TO COMMUNITY POOL, SCHOOLS AND SHOPPING. LO W MAINTENANCE AND LEASEHOLD OWNER READY TO DEAL ANXIOUS TO MOVE : RE DUCED TO $32,150 • • • • NEW DUPLEX SOUTH OF HIGHWAY OWNER CAN OCC VPY EITHER UNIT WITH PRIDE AND COMFORT AND HAVE G<XlD INCOME IN ADDm ON. CAL L U5 FOR COMPLETE DETA ILS DOH Y. f'R.AiCKI.IIi I R(.AI.'TOR ' 32SQ EHI C01st H111'1w1~ Wron1 lltl Mar, C11itotn11 Phbne. fi7J.2222 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I MLS SALES REPORT Sales throogh the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor-Couta Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $6.5 million in January of 1972. THIS IS A 77% INCREASE OVER JANUARY 0 F 1971! 380 new listings were processed, of which 64% were sold; 63% of sales were cooperative. List your property with a Realtor. 1.1111111111111111 • E A L T • R 8 EAST BLUFF VIEW LARGE 4 BEDROOM HOME JUST LISTED & PRICED UNDER $50,000. Call for appointment to view -Won't last long - CoRBIN-MARTINj1 -7662====~~ MACNAB-IRVINE PINEl HOMES NEW UY VIEW-$ Final opportunity to own a DIW Inn Walla cwtom bome. SUU time to dlooal :your d. <Or. From ~.200 to fiSl,OOO. Funtlobed model OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. -5 p.m. 1001 Gllllt)' Dr!ft, Do.,... Sboru. IUDUCm $5,11110 POl PAJT IALI GorpctUI IYOD Willi ...... w!fw, al JJI, 11001 • pl-. fer 4lb 811. DollrUit ...,.._ localiOD. nt,IMIO. MACMMIMI. IIALTT COMPANY u••au •-, ..... __ "''"-.... ...... tk ..... -IUD! -. ---.--- - ------------- 5GT. WAYN I! CONNOLLY Of fi CER McCULLOCH Police officers lauded Two Newport Beach pollee- mea. hlft been booored by tbe Newport Harbor Etehange Club as "pollee ottleer of the year" and "pollee supervisor of the year." Serpant Wayne Connolly, the top S\IM!rvlsor, aDd omcer Robert McCulloch were select- ed by tbe poltc~ department to accept the club's awards. Both ll.a ln Costa Mesa. Plaques were presented to the winDers last Thursdl.y dur- tog the Exchange Club's regular weekly tuneDeon meeting at the Stull Slllrt Restaurant. Both were praised as "e:z- Oll\l)11fY!o& the hlp staodardB of I be pollee deputmeDt. •• Set. CoDDOlly joined the city's pollee department 1D 1966 after 2-1/Z Jtu'S wttb the Los Ance· les pollee department. He at- tends Caliloro.ta State College at Los Angeles as a crlm~ tnolop maj)r. otncer McCulloch has been a Newport Beach policeman since 1967. He was a pollee cadet lD Reoo, Nev., before coming here. He l.s asstgoed to tbe patrol division aod In the Corona del Mar a.rea. He Is studying pollee science at Golden West College. They may get tax relief A West Upper Bay cote:~1e's a way to sell, pointed out that battle to please both tile city a previous plan wlth a througl:l or Newport Beach and potenUal street had been turned down deve.rs of 4. 7 acres ofthelr by the city and that deve~rs land may be ending soon. said 16 lots would oot gfve The City Council gave Us them eoougb proftt. approval last week to a They came back last w~k tentative tract map dividing the with the 16-lot drawing and property of Mr. and Mrs. Louis high hopes. The Council sent O'Connell Into 16 lots for de-the map to city planners wtth Yelopment as single-family a stamp of appronl. dwellings. The land Is located PRAYER BREAKFAST at 1877 Irvine Ave., next to the tamJly hOme. SET FOR MARCH 10 The property has been in Christian leadership week ln Mrs. O'C01mell's family for the Harbor Area w111 be high- about 50 years. Last month, Ughted by the mayor's breaktast she appeared before the city at 7 a.m. Friday, March 10, council and, nghHogbacktears, a t the Balboa Bay Club. pleaded with them to approve The aMual breakt.lstlsspoo- a map which would have divided sored by the Newport Harbor the property Into 18 lots with Junior Chamber of Commer ce. a cul..de-sac. Co mplaints from The speaker Is Robert Hage, neighbors that thls would result vice-president of Douglas Air- In lots a few teet smaller than craft Co., Long Beach. NIJI'ORT HAR80R EJIIGII FlRST S£C110N --P. l IIIUIISMY, FE8. 24, 1m COIDIA DB.IIo\R. CAUF, • • • Lllllla (MU. DOD) DIDo- 11 bome from tbe holpital tiU ... 11: after a •r1•• ot ~ lDclueii.DC u. operaUoa, fOlkNed by pooai!IGOia, lollowodbyprob- leml of blood, The DiDsmoors formerlY UYed Oil Batboa1slaod and DlJ Shores before moYIDC to Laetm. Just to mate thlnp more eompUcated, yomc Spen- cer Dtnsmoor nl' cbawed by a dog the day Ills mother went to the hospital. VIGNETTES of • ud oar wtU be preMGt~ at PuheUenic's annual "dollars for seholara" beneft.t party by T. DuDeU stewart ol Shore Cutts a builder by proressloa aDd the Southlud'a moM Yide1J lq)UbUabed poet by avocailon. The llmcheon and bridge party will be held MODday, Marcb 6, at the stufl • • • A ceneral nodus of ladies M st wart 1s ho her -..tt..... ollll thi.J morning (Thursday) ttom Sblrt restaurant, beginning at 11:30 a.m. r. e s wn e r---. some a ntstorlc poems to Mrs. John Wright of Dover Shores, at left, reservatiou chairman. Newport, Costa Mesa aDd other and Mrs Elbert c. Smith of CameoShores,cha.lrman for the event. Proceeds will ~rt parts of Orange County Is be· the Amer·l-n Field service and Panhel's ''dollarslor scholars'' program, which provides cause carloads and even bus--....... A ....... (E·-• bolo ) loads of the feminine gender 2 schOlarship awards and 2 revolving Interest tree auan::nt loan •uuuS, ~..UN gil p • are speodlng the morning at p I" I h kId the Los Angeles Sports Arena, REMAIN S I N COMA. 0 ICY p an c anges 0 where Mrs. Btlly G"'ham Is Mtke Moldenhauer, 17-year. speatJDg at the Great Com-old Corona del Mar high school mlsslon Prayer Crusade Rally. student, remains In a coma Mrs. Graham Is the kickoff this week at Costa Mesa Me- speaker for the prayer crusade, moria! Hospital. A hospital which has been formed to unite spokesman said there Is no women or Southern California change In the condition of the aod across the nation. Also youngster, who was Injured in on the program are Ethel a tramc accldenl Jan. 30. Waters, Tim Robertson or the He was reportedly thrown Lawreoce Welk Show, the Great against the window of a truck Commission Company singers when it collided w1th a motor- directed by Ted NichOls and cycle on which Mike W1.S a Mrs. Bill Brlgbt. passenger. The motorcycle op- • • • Suzl Ficker of Bay Ave., Balboa, has just returned f'rom a cruise to Hawaii and the South SeasaboardtheS.S. Mari- posa. Suzl brought her lovely voice along and was a featured eoterta.lner on the voyage. • • • erator, Stene Schneider, also 17, of Newport Shores, suffered a broken leg In the accident on Bristol St. near Orange County Airport. Young Moldenhauer is the son of Mr. and Mrs . Bob Merryman of the Bluffs. OTHMAR SE ELEY DIES Graveside services were lleld Feb. Z2 in Costa Mesa'sHarbor Rest Memorial Park for othma.r Seeley, who died Feb. 18 at Hoag Hospital after a long til- ness. Mr. Seeley, who was 81,llved at 1750 Whittier Ave., Costa Mesa. He was a retired ac - countant who had Uved here for the past 12 years. He was a native of Nebraska. Newport Beach's general plan lands " Instead of just the policy moved a step closer "dow~oa.st" area between to final adoption Tuesday night Newport and Laguna Beach as as the City Council tentatively mentioned tn the original wo'rd. approved a revised draft of lng. the plan. A final public hearing • A PBR commission add1- 1s slated for Feb. 28 at 7:30 tton to the plan which puts p.m. In Council chambers. the city on record as attempting Cha nges recommended by the to "subordinate the automobile Chamber of Commerce, tile In older hlgh~enslty ueas" city's Parks, Beaches and and to seek aHernate means Recreation Commission and in-of transportation. dtvtdual cUI :tens were con-• Chamber or Commerce re- sldered Tuesday by the Council. wording or pollcy on requlri.Dg Some changes were adopted, development of opec space some voted down and others "within Individual planning amended. But, basically, the areas." Original wordlogwould Co uncil adopted the 30-page have applled only to housing policy plan as It had already developers. The chamber word- been hammered out lntheP1an-ing tn cltldes all developers. ning Commission, the com-• Strenghtened the proposed munlty development department controls over water quaUty to and In a JOint session of the cover monitoring of every con- Council and the Planning Com-seivable source of water pollu- mtsslon. tton The Ensign llas pubUshed the • ·Modlfted the restriction on entire poUcy plan as II eldsted h111slde development grading to before Tuesday's public hear-allow any landscaping which lng. would "enhance natural char· The final part of that text acter " rather than requlre is ln section 2, pa ge 3 today. "natu'ra! contour coostruc- The policy plan w111 serve tton" This was a Chamber as a guldellne tor the city's of c~mmerce recommetdatlon. general plan, which will out. • Added a proposal by Okl line the city's ruture develop-Newport bOatyard owner ment. Blackle Gadarlan to ask for OIIP ·thru ..... 72 '72 '~OR1.D'S LARGEST" i EXQUSIVE GUARANTEED DRAPERY SERVICE btc~pery Cleapfng. Pert.cf N9Qtd:l•• of th. au-of .,..., d._"') or 100% --I• cloaoalolo. •llowtlhol-.,... ........ • leautlhll Decerator • New.,., . ..-wfftl -Colt'• bc-SY..-1--. • No~ • Dra ........... tr .,___ AltwM • Wattr Srlhl a...,el • Dn••riel I.,.IN41 D<opory Honlwon .,.!OliN ..,. lopalrM VALUABLE COUPON /)_~'if! WOIID'S LII8IST VOl{_, IJlJ DUPERY ClUIIDS THIIIARII Of THIS COUPON IS IIITILTID TO 10% Off ANY DltAI'IIY CLWIIIG DltDEI. CAL1642-0270 01540-1366 TO HAVI YOUI DltAPIIIIS PICKED UP AND IIINSTALUD. LOAN OIAPIS AVAILAILI AT ~0 CHARGE SAVE 100Jo OFF SAVE OFFER GOOD ONLY UNTIL MARCH 1, 1972 OUR EXQUSIVE SERVICE PROfESSIOIW.INSTAUATION PROFESSIONAL REMOVAL UT CO" INSJAU NEW DRAPES w. t..o-.. 0 _,, ... t-+.ctiol'l of lobrin lo "' ... ""• _, diKrllllirtOii119 to1!e BE 540.1366 642-0270 1702 NEWPORT BlVD. It 17th, COST A MESA those existing in the neighbor-Mayor . Ed Hirth of Newport hood caused the Council to send Beach, who wlll preside at the the O'Connell's back to the March 10 breakfast, ha.s issued drawing board to come ~ with a proclamatloc aflOOWlClng a 16·lot plan and a through Christian leadership week., str~. which wlll include programs at The o•CoMell's, both school service clubs, civic grQtC>s and teacher s, who say they are at hOmes ttom March 7through paying $3,600 per year lnpr~-11. Doris (Mrs. Bob) Underwood Is not one to tell a nsh story·- at least not wtthdut proof. So thOse or you whO heard about her catch of the whopping big sallttsh down Mexico way last winter can go see the living (well, mounted) proof on the noor of ller Shore CUtts Uvtng room. Where else can you put a hugh mounted salUlsh? Hey. Doris, maybe Bob could take tt to the omce. I can just hear him proudly say ---''This is my wife . , , er my wife's."' He Is survived by his wife, Mary, and a son, Charles, who Uves In Huntington Beach. Church News On ly about 30 people showed periodic dr edging of harbor '~:::::::::::::::::::~_., up Tuesday night for the first channels. full pubUc bearing OD the plan.. • Added a PBR Commission erty ta.Jes wllile trytnc to tlnd MILDRED RICH DI ES Mildred FraDCE'S Rich of Co- rona del Mar w:a.s burled Feb. 19 in Pactnc Vie,.· Memorial Park, Harbor View H1lls, fol- lowing her Clea.th Feb. 17 at Hoag Hospital. The Rev, Wil- Ham Huvey conducted grave- side services. Mrs. Rich, 65, ltved at 310 Jasmine Ave., and Is survived by a daughter. Edna Cochrane of BalbOa IslaM, and an aunt, Margaret McDermott of Los Angeles. Mr s. Ri ch wa s a native or Massachusetts and llad lived In California for the past 25 Mariners Church , 2200 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar --Pastor Joe Aldrich will con- duct baby dedication services at both the 9 and 10:15 a .m. hours this suooay. • • • St. Andr ew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrew's Rd., C Uff Haven ·-Dr. Charles Dlerenfteld wlll preach part 2 or his series on "Who are your friends?" at the 8, 9:30 and 11 a..m. services this Sun- day. The topic Is "Take a long look at yourself.'' • • • yeus. The PtymouthCongregatlon<l l RE TIRE D PI ANIST DIES Church, 3262 Broad St., New- Retired concert planJst port Height s --·• Wanted: New Thomas Lane of cor ona del creatures" Is the sermon toptc Mar wtll be burled today Feb of the. Rev. No r man Brown for 2-4, ln Pacific View Me~riai the 10 .a.m. s.unday ~rvtce. Park, Harbor View Hills. Mr. Lane died unexpectedly St. Mark Presbyterla.n ..ttl Sunday at Hoag Hospital He Church, 2100 Mar Vista, East MtsS JANE 0 , ROBBlNS, was 85, • Bluff --The Rev. James Ktrk C.S., a Christian Science He had lived here for the Is using the epistle of Paul lecturer from Boulder, pa!'l 5 years and had been in to the Colosslans as tUs text Colo., wm speak at First Caltfornta lor more than 40 for his lenten sermons. Sunday Church ofChrtst,Sclentlst, years after moving from his service~ are at ;and 10~30a,m. 3303 VIa Lido, Newport native OhJo. Beach, at 8:00 p.m. Mon-He Is survived by his wife, day, March 6. Her topic Is Wlllo, 307 Larkspur Ave., Co- 'VISIBIUTY UNLlMITE D.' rona del Mar. ~~~~!!!!!! MARINERS CHURCH Dr . lot AJdrleb. fto r9Cf!Hd t&1l Tb, D. dter• from oauu Tblolack&l ._, • ...,., Dal1u, Tesu, II 1111 c-cb ..-. Till R ... Wllllom Acloo II ,..,. .. ,. putar ud 18 anllll>le for n.ttatloa ud --SUNDAY SCHOOL . , , .... 9:00A.M. WORSHIP SERV1CES , . 9:00 &! 10:15 A.M. EVENING SERVICE •....• 7:00P.M. 2:100 1 . COAST HWY CORONA DIL MAR Flrst Assembly of God C hurch, 148 22nd St., Costa Mesa --A missions convention ts belog held at 7:30p.m. this Friday and Saturday and at 10:45 a.m. and '7 p.m. Suoday,featur- lng the following speakers: Feb. 25 --the Rev. Harry Bartel of the Bible Institute 1n Tl )IIana. Feb. 26 --the Rev. Wa)'De Turner Jr., who wtll sooo. go to the Congo tor mlsslollll')' senlce. Feb. 2'7, at 10:45 -· ble Rev. T. C. ClftOingb.am, dtrector of missions tor the Sol1bern D.Ufornta district council; 7 p.m. --IM' Rn. Mattox, mlsskm&ry 1n DO YOU KNOW THE NEW INTERNATIONAL ' ROAD SIGNS Call For Quote! The Church or Religious Science, 2411 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar -- ''The miracle within" Is the ser mon topic of the Rev. Eleanor Jack- son for 11 a.m. Sunday. The Women's Guild will hold a pot- luck dinner meeUng March 10 at the Villa ge 3 clubhOuse In University Park, Irvine. • • • The Rev, Nor man Brown, who Is retiring as pastor of the P I y m o u I h CongreptiooaJ Church or Newport Harbor, will be hOno red by the congregation at a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, March 2, at the Island House, Fashion Is- land. • • • The Luttteran Church of the Master. 2900 Pacific View Dr., Harbor View Hills, --The Rev. ~artin Olson will preach at 9 aoo 11 a.m. on the topic, "Jesus says, come! Man says, leave!" A film trom ''The Liv- Ing Chr ist'' series will be shown at ttle 7:30 p,m, midweek ser- vice March 1. Represent a II v e s from sugrestloo that all hXure Friends of Newport Bay were bridges and all present bridge• frequently atoddswlthCha.mber befog reconstructed have opea of Commerce recommenda-railings to allow pedestra.lns tlons, as were Sud Ficker of and motorists to enjoy vtews. Ba lboa, Mar(;Ot Skilling of West • Approved a Chamber Newport ano1 Donna Gallant of recommendation that Improve. CUff Haven. ments to high-rise develop. But the Council recognized ments be allowed, although the several weeks of work by h{gh.rise constructlon will be th e Chamber's 8-man general sever ely restricted. plan committee by tentatively • Accepted a Chamber modl- adoptinJl: 7 of 13 changes sug-flcatlon to a paragraph com- gested by the Chamber. mUting the city to preserve Here are the ma)or changes and protect historic, cultural approved by the City Council: and aesthetic structures aM • A Chamber or Commerce trees. The Chamber added the suggestion that future annexa.-proviso that such preservation tlon consideration be gtven to would be "as practicable.'' all ••contiguous, unincorporated 310 LOT PLAN STUDIED Two tentative plans by a Beverly Hills firm to develop l!:lther 97 or 310 lots in the northern edge of Costa Mesa have been slated for study Mon- day night by the Costa Mesa City Council. The city's planning com- mission recommended adoption of the plaD lor 310 lots south of StDl!lower Ave. and west of Bear St., but City Councilmen refUsed to take any Immediate action at their Tuesday night meetlng. r...a.rwtn-Southern Callfornia Inc. Is the potential developer of t)le area, Tile CoWlCll took the tollowtnc action on other matters: Commercial curb asked • AOOPTED an ordi~e setting speed limits on sun. nower AYe, at 50 and 40 mUes per hour on different sections of the street. Several property owners 1D March 2 to discuss the parking the Old Newport area near city ordlnaDCe will Includ e the pre- hall have joined the city's Pian. sentatlon of the association's nlng Commission 111 trying to plans. put controls on rapid com-It Is the basic disagreement mereta! development ln the between merchants and boat area. sentce businessmen on hOW The property ownersarectr-the area should be deYeloped culatlng a petition wtl.tch w1U tn tile ruture that bas made urge tbeCityCounclltoregulate tile dlstrlct a hOt Issue tn the lnflu:z of small retail stores Councn Chambers tor the past coming into !he section, wtllch mooth. The newer merchaDt.S Is r.ooed as a ma.oufacturlnc. want to see an "lmpro'tlmel'll" or "M.1" zone. prolf'lm wlllch would turn the Meanhlle, the PllnoiDC area lnto a stqlplng aDd nww. • APPROVED a yearly dance license for Sambo's Restau- rants, Inc., which ~rates the ''Blue 01" at 3010 Harbor Blvd. • APPROVED an addlUooal expenditure of $528 for street Ughting at Adams An. and Albatross Rd. • APPOINTED Bob Bal. Ienger to the city's retirement a.od lnnatment committees. 6team'%ur Carpets CleaQ OUR ADVANCED METHOD SOIL--GUARDS AS IT STERILIZES ••• CARPETS STAY CLEANER, 'LONGER NO HARSH BR US HES O R DETE RGENTS ~JY.:U ARE USED ONE DAY· SERVICE! CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE COASTAL .645-1313 I aNTIAl 540-6011 ~tea !It (!JGMa§ter CARPET CLEANERS ., Commission decided at a JhatJ ractlll'lDC district similar to session last Thurldl.y to ap.IG San Francaco•s Flsherma.o's ask the Co110cll to eoact aa Wharf, wtth cobblestones, IU emergency parking ordinance lamps aDd bol.rd walks. which wou.k! bate the eftect of controlUoc commerelal de-Property owners WhO hafe nlopment. The Council tUI'Oid been lbere tor years tend to ~a similar request Feb.l4. f iew the newcomers as a threat DO I HAVE TO PAY FEDERAL INCOME TAX ON THE LIFE INSUAANCE PROCEEDS I RECBVED RECENTLY 1 The Cannery VIllage AHD,. to the chl.n.cter of the area. a cro"' of merch.Uts aDd other ""' doo't nnt to destroJ businessmen lD the u•, II tbe tblrtcter of Cannery vu. acatut tbe parting ord1MOCe, lap,'' cl:a1mtauoei&Uoopres- •Mch would HQuire tbem to a.t Bob Kauaeo, "we want protide replar ofl·strMt to pr....,e ud eab&Dce u. patllDc Ill&~ the ameucom· We dOO't walt to drtn olll mercl&liODH. Tbl auocllltkla boet-orilalt!d liidWtrJ; tl 18 bad blrod WHI Nnpol1 atcbl--to lllo u a Ud II port teet Fltetwood lot.r to come of tbt ana'• aatlnl dlllrm. u tP wttb a ncpltld Hmut• plu" tor tbl ar• wtdcb W01J4 Bit ttle boat .._.,11 bt llmod atoolrlor clll•lllll tao Pllkllc twoblom 'fiiUa ... alraadr • c'""-""'1111 -0(-trtd, II tao '*" --........ tao oldlll' bait........, • O d· ftlr ...ulpras rs'81Mr br11tJ Ud J,.olr -111111 to CIIJ Oo•ell - ....., A palllle -~~~ lll lllr'IICIIL ~y EUGENE 0 . IER&EROM ....,,, t ...... _,,.. ................ ~...._>::::: p ut .. ...,,... ....... ,IFI.d ........... ~J!U'PS ........................ ,...... ..., -..... ,. .. • 1 ... ., ........ -............ ... ... ~·~-;;,;,;;: ., ... ...., -.......... ..: .-...... ,........,_ .. e=• . ..................................... ........ ,. ...................................... k ..... . ....... ., .. .....,_... P r .. _,... ...... _ .. .,.._ •• TW•r._, .. .,.....,..._.,,.. ..... out • ., .. ,. ..... -................. ...... _..,.. ... ---=··-··--• ......... .._. _..., ,.._ _... • ... M sa J 8 ' 4 "' ... ~-..... What's ? your ? • opinion? Tblt WHk'a quutJoD: "ARE YOU INFAVOROFPRESWENT NIXON'S TRIP TO RED CHIKA?" Asked at Rtchard'a Lido Market parttnc lot. • JEAN KOLLm, ot 240 E. 16th PI., Costa Mesa, house~ wife: "Yes. The only ny to bave peace Is to eommtmlcate and try to understand era.ch other." • JOSEPH MURRAY, 71, of 1509 Cornwall Lane, Westclltt, retlred federal eumtner: "I agreE! with about everytblngthat the president does, lne!Uding this trip. The news media should P'OW 141 aDd treat him fairly." • JOHN YOUNG, 16, of 220 Vla Palermo, Lido Is le, grocery box-boy: "The visit probably won't help much, but maybe It will relax tensions. Helping us stop the Vietnam war should have been a condition of letting Red China in the UN." • STAN KING, 50, of 2005 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, tele- phone engineer : "Yes. The more conversation we nave,the less chance ther e will be that we haYe war." NEWPORT BEACH JOe -a...r L..£11Uu.l OWioi:D. ....,...,..., ... ,.,.U .. nte" H6 .... 611!1• ZONTA GIRLS NAMED FOR F BRUARY Tbe Zonta ctrla tor February were I.Dtrodaeed at tht Feb. 10 l.mcheOD meettnc of the New- port Harbor Zonta Club at the Senior Cttl&eDselubhouse. They are Nancy Kaye Smith of Co. roD& -del Mar hlch school, Tncey Gust of Newport Harbor bleb school, Suzanne Marte Ceceonl of Estancia hiP school aDd Debra Hendley of Costa Mesa bleb IChool. tsoDI.l Forensic Leacue mem. berltllp. Sbe Is a Gtrl Scout, P~Jitbep~~en~ys~mp eollecttnc and tennis. She plans to attend OCI, ma)orlng in b1olocJ, almtnr for a career 1n medicine or teactllng. • DEBRA HENDLEY, daugh- ter of Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert E. Hendley, 3119 Cooltdge St., • NANCY KAYE SMITH, dauchter ot Cmdr. and Mrs, Lowen H. Smith, 520 Becoota Ave., Corooa del Mar, Is sonc \ leader captain at COM hiP school, president of Elyslana, secretary-treasurer of Qr. cbesls, CSF Sllll bearer aod member of the senior hooor soetety. She is currentiJ sen- lng as Miss Newport Seacb, also as Newport Beach Junior Miss, and she partlctpated lD Calitornta's Junior Miss pac- eant held last month In Santa Rosa, where she was selected tor 3rd place honors. The New- port Beach Junior Ebell Club gave her the 1972 Miss Teenage Clttzen award, and she was a ttnaUst loOrange County'sMiss Teenage pageant. She Is listed tn "Who's who In America~~ high schools," was named best song leader for 1970-71, aDd won the Newport Harbor EJ:. change Club's 1971 search tor talent contest in the senior division. She has been accepted at the Un.tversity of Utah, where she wtll major Ln languages and minor In dance. She plans to work In the diplomatic corps or as translator and interpreter for the United Nations, being pronctent In German and French and planning to stooy Rossta.n. • TRACEY GUST, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gust Jr. of 623 St. James Place, Cliff Haven, Is publicity com - missioner for the associated student body at Harbor High, honor roll sti.Kient all 4 years, member of GAA, CST and Sid Club. She was named the Girls League's outstanding sen.tor girl for the first semester of . '. Costa Mep, 11 head YU.&y cheerleader at Mell HtP, senior class secretary, aDd member of GAA and CSF, lbe was a member of the choir aa: a b'eshmt.D, of Bel Canto as a secretary of her class, and a junlor. She Is a past presi- dent of Tri-Ht-Y and does vot. unteer work at F'alrvlew State Hospital, where she gave a. Christmas party and $100 aloog with several other girls, She plans to attend san Otego State College, majoring to special edueauoo In the tteld of educa.- retary of the as Uooally handicapped. ERIC SMI'Mf, at lett, co-president of Circle K at OC I, was speaker at the Feb. 8 luncheon meeting of the Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club. John Wilton, wbo Is presenting Eric wtth a "IP@a.ker of the day" c ~. Is Circle K coordinator for the local club. Circle K Is the college level counter~! of the High School Key Club, sponsored by the KJ wanis Club. 3 join Fashionables Three new member s of the The Fashlonables will meet M A T T R E S S E S Fashiooables were honored in March with Helga, who will NEW _ aEaVILDDIG Wben the group me t for the be returning from the European Irregular Sh•pes flrst Ume this year. The Corona. couture openings wtUl the latest ID.Denprillg -c.tt. del Mar studio of designer Suzl tashloo trend. COSTA MESA t.tAniESS co. Brewster was the setting for 11 so N•wpof"tllwlll. Lllterty l-1)0) DI!BRA HI!MDLI!Y Clot CRIME PREVEHTIOH COMMITTEEMAN HAMED the Informal showing of Sutl's rr"'""'~""'""'""'""'""'-:::'0"""';:~~=::::;:~~~;;~ designs. The hostesses, Mrs. William H. Mead, chairman ol p r7 r7 the gr~; Mrs. Harvey Somers (JOO€rS ~'./ n surance 1 J nC. A Costa Mesan exper ienced and Mrs. W. N. Harris, wore J J In wor king with youngsters In the Isotoner OOdy beauty suits trouble has been appointed to and modeled Infor mally durlnr the city's crime prevention the atternoon open house. committee. New member s of the gr~. Leonard Blutr elch, 33, of organized for the support of COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE WE CAR E AB OU T V OU -YO U R FAM I LY - VOUR HOME-Y OU R A UTO -YOU R BUSI NESS 3484 San Rafael Circle, w1U the scholarship fund or World 77., t •s• c 0 .._5 , .. leo ... ..-. ED EGGERS represent Costa Mesa 6th dis-Campus ArJoat, Chapman Col-L~·~·~~~·~"~'~'i;;' ;;·~'~'~'~··~'===;;..;=.J";::";;"o~·;;·;:o;,;•:;c;;•;;•;;•,;c;;•:;;c•;;';;;!J trlct. He Is a county probaUon lege's dlvtston of tnternatioDal otrtcer with 6 years of ex-studies, are Molly (Mrs. Leon) perlence working wilh JUVe-Lyon of Linda Isle, Lois (Mrs. niles. Brya nt ) Cannon of Emerald Bay Mr . BlutreLcll , who has lived U)d Sug Jones (Mr s . Geor ge In Costa. Mesa !or 2 years, Hamilton ) o! Balboa Island, will Join 8 other local citizens bringlng the group to !he maxi- who meet monthly to discuss mum capacity of 40. crime prevention and pass a long recommendations to the may. or's otrlce. The group meets at 7:30p.m. the second Monday of each month in the Civic Center 's first-floor conference room. Tile meetings are open to the public. -.. •« r D!:PAftTMIENT 0... ,...._y IYL "TIL 1100 1816 NEWPORT COSTAM!SA this achoolyear.OutsldeacUvl-THE INDIANAPOLIS 500 COMM AND, "Gel tlemen, staJt tles tnc lude Girl Scouts, YMCA your enctnes," wilt be the theme for the anDual tlthet 111>:1~--• ~~~~1ij);~:;,caodystrtper at aM SOCl breakfast at Harbor View elem~: 1tary schodt . She Plans to Saturday, March 4, rrom 9 a.m. to 1 p.m •• ason Veddar aHend Berkeley, pursuing Is the driver in this theme phOto, and he Is bo ing assisted a liberal arts program. by Bn.d Tatum, at ten, and Glenn Bellakoft Each table • KAREN TIPPIN, 22, Hunt- Ington Beach, legal secretary: ''I'm glad he's going and I just hOpe tt turns out to be good for our country." • EDWARD WHITE, 65, of 365 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle, movie producer : "Maybe It W111 help soften tC.l ttK! Chinese. At least It shOws we want to try." 'A CAMERA SHOP" PASSPORT PHOTOS .. U BLICIT-Y .. HOTOS co .. v It arbor ..... .. • SUZANNE MARlE CEC. will display the racing fla gs used by the cl le! starter s CONI, daughter of Mr .aodMrs. durtnr a race, wUh a description of the mea.lng or each Gregory Cecconi, 885 Capital nag. They will be given away as souvenirs. lrlzes will St., Costa Mesa, is publicity also be awarded, aDd a special surprise guest will be an commissioner for the associ-added attraction. Racing movies wlll entertain 1e fathers ated student body at Estancia, and sons. The IC)per playground wtll spotllght an auto past president of the Spanish show. Mothers In cl\a..rge of the breakfast are Mmes. Club, member of AFS and CSF Mar llyn O'Rourke, Darlene Parsons, Nancy Gull!ord, Myrna and has been active also In Vod•·· Barnes, Jan Traylor, Ma rLann Tatum, Candy ..-., GAA, Girts League and Speech Fl z and NU) Fryer Club and was a member of orence uug · ~~~~q~L~~?EJ:i/! Clothing collection asked gold "E" service award lllst May; the Bank or America out~ "Working together day to W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. s tanding student award In social day " Is the theme for the Luncheon chairman Is Mrs. A.. studles last month, lettered in general meeting of the Junior L. Hastings. sports as member of GAA Ebell Club of Newport Beach Recipients of money trom and has r eceived the CSF gotd at 10 a.m. today, Feb. 24, the Junior 's le boutique unique seal Ufe membership aDd Na-at the Ebell Clubhouse, 515 are hOnored guests. They In- clude Lou Yantorn, executive Cl • • f b b •tt "ng dir ector of the Boy, Club of I OIC or a ysl I the Harbor Area; Bill VaJ>de. Under the direction of Mrs. trom 8:30a.m. to 1 p.m • Evan TbOmas, youth chairman, Approdmately 100 seventh the Junior Ebell of Newport and etgtih grade Glrl Scouts Beach will conductabab}slttlng wUI attend the cUnlc. There clinic this Saturday, Feb, 26, wtu be s1J: 30 minute work- In the multipurpose room of shops beg1nntng with do's and ,~;:::::::.:.::.:••~•~E~a~stb~t:llff~::;;:~::.~ don'ts or babysitting. tolkrwed ,j bJ how to keep chUdren happy. SALE ENDS The3rdwortshopwlllbe coo- rtck, representing the Youth Employment Service, and Mrs. Janet l...o<:km an or the Mardan Center of Educational Therapy. Othe r hooored guests ar e Miss Nancy Smith, Miss Teenage Citizen, and Mrs. James Bar- e lay, coor dinator, During the business session, Mrs. Richard F"lggt! will ask members to collect clottllng for the Veterans Association. She wi ll also report on the MIA POW luncheon held F"eb. 14, hooorlng Mr s. Stanley Clark and her childr en. ducted by the Newport Beach ftre dt!CJI.rlment, showing 2 2 9 tllms, "Fire safety" and Tu Feb "Breathoflife." • After a hmchbreak,theollnlo will resume Ylth a workshop 1n satetJ aDd nrst ald. NeJt will be mouth to mouth breath- iDe, &Dd the Juniors wtll aptn be assisted bJ the fire depart- ment lD lDBtructtnc the gtrls oo a ute slle muWn.. The f'IDll worksbop wtll be oo bath- IDe. -and care of the tllflDC. •• • II ' . ALL TlloiE RECORD FOR FASHION ISLAND SHOPS Fashion lsla.Dd shOpping ceo· ter ln Newport Center an- oouoces an all.Ume record lD sales vo lumes for the year ending 1971 . Total dollu volume for the stxty store comple:~ was lD excess or $48 mt moo for 1971, an increase of 15 per cent over the previous year. Sa lei tor December, 1971 , were~ !1 per cent. Se.-enl new stores hue been added during the past year. TheN include Arkralt Flne Furniture, tbe Look -Gays Gear the Music Hall, the Pu • stooa'te Eye, aodYamato'srett- aunnt. Flll'ther eJ:PUSioD plans an DOW OD the dra1r1DC boardl aJ tbe Jll(lpploc celller IIJPI"'OChtl ILl ftfta UDI.t'WIII'J • TRAIHIHC AT ALA MEDA c.oa. Gard .-mu rtcnlt -G. -· ... of Mr. &at M:rt. G&lther E. BUtt at ta £-St., Cool& 11- lu ··-Ia tile c.-Gerd II Lao( e.ca ud Ia ttcoii'IIC -tnJa1or at AI&-. ...... .... INVE SAVE socro CUSTOM LOR Mllii ~LllllWII CORD naE ..,sLOW"'S 13 73 .... ~- ~1'!;" --11 9~ ....... ........ _ ·~' .1 .. __ ..... AIR SHOCKS ...... Ml JACU .. 34 50 HIGH PERFORMANCE -.=:::::::...!:::::!:~ ~ SHOC SALE 2 for '18 SIRVICI ... tu.•DI an. C• ..,, COSTA ,._ ••• 1 ••oa Panel discussions on Bible topics :rSE~~~:2 =~~~1~ till H. N.Y.- Dr. ,.,... If a ..... .U.C ,..._ ,._ OadiW. CerN' ._ • , t .. .--... IM:rtecUW.• cr. CMftll; 1..,....... o.. • ....,. "· ...,.,.~ot~ Home • I.-...,..., -<Ill!•. clnatlns condition ¥f0Uid cause a are ..,.,. very sood Bible students Q. •was the rain durlns the tlme moisture to 10 up from all the wo· who believe that between Genesis of N<»h and !he Sntat flood the ten on the surface of the earth. 1 and 2 the creation became cha· first on the Nrthl Gen. 2:6 lndl-This watered the world durin& that otic. We do not believe In the evo- catH a mist. I have hew-period of time. lutlonary concept that tlllnp 10 sugeJt th.t.t there w.u • ch.np In Do not ever minimize the mir· from ~d to better. It Is Just the the atmospheric condition which ode of the flood which Cod per· opposite. There Is an abnonnalistlc CAused grape juice to ferment." formed at this time. He saw to It trend in history. There i1 a very 4. There are some lndlcattons that that the rain descended to the good footnote on page 752 of the this last observ,at!on maY be true. earth from abo\le and that the wa-New Scofield Bible. It is too tong Scripture does not say specifically, ters came up from deep In the to quote here, but deals very well and we must not be dosmatic. earth. Boch forces worked togeth~ with the subject. The Hebrew ex· There have been many interesti[lg er in this utaclysmic event. There pression for "without form and antedeluvian theories advanced. had never been a rainbow prior to void" is used to describe condi~ Some believe that a great unopy the flood. When this great canopy tions about God's judgment upon covered the earth, somewhat sim-crnhed to the earth we find rain sin. Such a prehistoric, divine judg- ilar to the rings around the plan-with its attendant seasons. It is ment would throw some light on ets Saturn or Jupiter. The fact re-reasoned that fermentation would 'S.a.tan's fall (lsa. 14 and Ezk. 28). mains that no one really knows. not t.a.ke pl.a.ce before the flood be~ The fact remains that what hap- We read that there was a greater cause the rays of the sun could not pened between Gen. 1:1 and 2 no light which ruled the day, and a reach the earth in full strength. one knows for sure. II could well lesser light for the night. No doubt Noah 'did not know anything about be, however, God's judgment this canopy was a great mass of chemis try. The juice before the upon the sin of Satan and the de~ material letting light through. The flood was pure and delicious. lat-monic forces who followed him. rays were reflected and refracted. er, when he partook of it, he got Q. Long Beach, Calif. "How does In the daytime the sun's rays came drunk. an unbeliever become a believer? directly through it so that it was Consider another po int. Before Th e only tools I have to work with the greater light. At night, when the flood a man would live hun-are the brain and mind with which the sun was at the opposite side dreds of years. Decay was much I was born. If God wa nts me to be of the earth, the light was reflect-slower in its process. After the de-a believer, should not He have giv- ed and refracted causing a dusk-luge man's lifespan dropped re-en me a different brain and mind?" like condition all night long. We markably. We si mply say that this A. What God has given you, no are su re that this condition pre-is a possible explanation of a lot matter who you are, is absolutely vailed for an unknown period of of things discussed in the early all you need to be saved. Our eter- time. Certainly the naked rays of chapters of Genesis. nal destiny is not determined upon the sun never got to the earth be-how clever or brilliant we may be. ing blocked out by this great can-Q. Holste~d, karL "/n Gen. 1 :1 ~2 It is totally what Christ has done Th . t h t d h t as well as /er. 4:23 -26 we see that opy. 1s mus ave crea e a o-for us, and our willingness to ac- 1 the earth wa.s without form and house condition prevai ing over cept His free gift by personal fa ith! h void. Was a// of this because of most of the surface of the eart , God ha s given you a free will to except for the north and south God's iudgment on fallen angels?" make whatever choice you may poles. Here there was practically A. We might also inject lsa. 45:18, desire. You are not an automaton no pull from the earth from the too. The description which we read butare capable of coming to God, horizontal point of view. This fas-speaks of total desolation. There o r rejecting His Son. MlamJ-IIard blttlac Norrnaa Evans, lkeJ' mu Ia tbe offe!Ddve liM-of the MJ&ml DolphiM uys tbat wbat tbe cltu-cb DHCis evea more tbaa mlnl!i· &en ~ ded.lcated laymea. "lf yoa're a commkted Cltrladaa, ,.-ou bave a r e-.....,UH,.-t.o witness," be uys. Ev· ... a.elped fOIIBd &a ID&erdeDOmlaaUoa- al ebapel I"HIP amo.a u.e lJrrolpbJu Jut yeaz. '!'be cbapel poup baa ..Uty u ~ of Ia. by-jtroduct., "beeau.- ff Jot~ bo• .-Jtat a p)' beUevea, you rapect bn." Tile bll: tackle Is acllve • Y011tla lor Cllrlac, tbe FeUowlllllp of CllrWiaal A.llllle&eli ud lllle Campus C...... for Cbrla&. RNS Pboco. "The Lord Ia My Shepherd; I Shall Not Want." -PL23:1. !"ROM ••swORD OF THE LORD" MURFREESIDRO, TENN. B,.-Dr. IL A. lrOIUiide Someone has said, "Psalm 23 ls the best lovl!d of all the Pulma and It is the one least beUeved!" Do you really beUeve it'!' We all love it, do we not'!' Ita beautUul lmagery, Its wonderfully idyllic po- e-try, ib expressions ot confidence in Jehovah, our Great Sh~erd, appeal to every dlscrlmlnatinl utd Spirit-taught mind. But do we I1::DcM the bleaaedneu of ret1:iJW upon. ita 1 lmpUI!d proml.lel'!' Whe:n out of employment. laid ulch! by illneu, or faclnc bftoea~ ment, are we able 10 say tram the heart, ''The Lord t. my Sbep. he-rd : 1 shaD uot want"'!' Not wot what! Another PBalm a.newen:, "1bey that ..ek the Lord shaD not want ~ eoocJ thine'' (Pa. 34 :10). And again, '"Ibere bl no want to then that fe&r Him" (Ps. S4 :t). Why, then, should the dtUd ot God ever be troubled and dialfturd. by thouchts ol. fUture W! God ls over an and He Ia ~ b' .... Sin~» tbt> ~ II rt:q Sbepben1. I aball mt WU11: : &M -'11e ID&IDiet ~ tD lit -· ..,, ..... ,.., -''& ..,... .. t.ldlt u. ttW waten." --•"lfo ~ ....... -•• 11> ... IIOUl ... ~-"Rel~meta the p&thl: ot rtcbt~eotaDea •• COW/Wtll'ltDI "I wtl1 f.r no ..,,). .. eo-~·· -'1'bau art wfCit ...... """''"" -. .,. ...s """ 11>1 Raft lbey oomfl:a't .... H -·"Jbog-. ....... :. I1'0ocfioo -• .,_ --... -.·· lrU Jtcta -~'Ill -.a 0 --.. I 1111 -"Oaal ... ............ ~" ....... --"1 .. _ ........... ~.on~ .... -.• Thc. f?r"at Tribulati()n !"ROM "TH! EVAMOI!L,'• aOX 25, LARGO, FLORIDA by -..., T. """"""' THE RAPTURE THE REVELATION THE GREAT TRIBULATION There are two di.tinct eYeZJta to take place in connection with the future cominc of the Lord. One i. termoed tM Rapture. the other the Re..Jation. The ~rd "rapture" co~ from cbe root which means to be ea.,.ht ap. and that is the .enae i.a which we uae the word in thY connection. At the Rapture tbe Lord will 1-.ve Hill ..t:int abode and will .eeretly come to meet His own, both the livinc and tbe "For tbe Lord bimtelf ahall de- aoeDd from heaven with a sbout. with tbe vo&c. of the arc:han.rel, aDd with the trump of God : and the deed iD ChNt aball riae fi.ISt: Then we (believen) -which are alive and remain man be ea .... t up t.aptlaer with them Ia tbe cloud.. to -.et the Lord Ia tbe air"' (I 'Ibea 4:16. 17~. Only the uwd will be ia the Rapture. LiviD.t believen will be translated without ~yinr. and the deed in Christ will be "raised iDcorruptible" and tabu into His preaence with their rMUI'nletion bodi• He will not come to the earth at the Rapture; we will be CIIQCht up to meet· Him in the aU. Tbe U..r'·tM. will be lit. ............... to all tt. inhahitanta of the earth wbeD He comoe. with power and rn-t poJ')', aad ewry eye ahall ... Him. He will come with eutb-c:oavulsiJI& power and will. conquer with a rod of Uon. He will come in His He. ' d-1 • the Filth Hw e• of the Apocaln.e (Rev. 19:11-16). He will come to e.tabliab Hi. Millennial Kin«dom upon the earth. Tbe Rapture and the Revelatioa wiD be M!pllrated by e brief period of time. Many Jl'Nt and terrible eventa wiU tran.pire between the two. We will refer to them aa-ain and api.n, but let the reader here and now fb: in hit; mind the fact that the Rapture, wben Christ will come fw-Hia sainb, and the Revelation, when He will come wkll His aainta, are two diltinct events. It i8 «•nerally believed by studenta of prophetic revelation that the evenb!J of the Great TribulaOon will take plaoe durinc Daniel'1 Seventieth Week of IM!'Wn yean which will trarupire between the Rapture and the Revelation. It will not take place until after the Rapture, and it must take place before Hia Revela- tion in power and gre~~t l(lory: for we read iD Matt. 24:29, 30 that "Immediately after the tribulation of thoee days ahall the SUb be darkened, and the moon 1hall not !five her lilht. and the stan shall fall from heaven, and the powen of the heaven~ lhalJ be lhalten: and then lhaU a ppear the aim of the Son of man: and then aha.ll all the tribes of the earth moum, and they ahall see the Son of man cominlf in the doude of heaven with power and rreat d ory." "'THE GREAT TRlBULATION" i8 the pr-ecile term uaed in the Book of the Revelatioa, where it il writte:D that one of the elden satd unto John concemiD1; an innumerable company, different from the raptured uinta and the aealed of the twelve tribes of Urael, '"''hese are they whlch come up out of the Great Tribulation" (Rev. 7:14, R V.). It i8 not menly an eiperience. but apecifica11y a period of time, an e ra in which the eiperiencee o f thoae upon whom it -will come can IICB.rcely be deecribed by human toncue. It will be a time of unpreoedented. and almoet unthinkable tribulation 1uch as hal never been nor ever lhall be ... And there ahall be a time of trouble, 1uch aa never wa1 since there wu a nation even to the II8JilfJ time" (Dan. 12:1). "For there ahall be rreat tribulation. web as was not •iDee the belrinning of the world W thil time, no, nor ever ahall be" (Matt. 24:21). ''That day il ~~ AO that none illike it: it ia even the time of Jacob'• trouble" (Jer. 30:7). Such Scriptunltl u theae cannot be mistmdenlood. They declant that there can be only one mch time, for if a time is ., unique ln nature that there has never been IUch a time nor ever ahall be aftenltlll'd, tbere can be but -aach time: hence, the rreat !ribulation il a definite. ~lc period of time, and unique in that it ia unequaled lJl nature- If Death Calls .... ? Are You Saved or Lost? IF D£ATH COMES-AlE. YOU RUDY TO MEET 80D? IF YOU 0[ NOT lAVED -WHY? IS IT BECAUSE YOU ARE TOO 8RUT A SINNER? This is a faithful sayina. and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to YVI1 slnners1 of whom I 1m chief. -1 Tim. 1:15 Come now, and let us .--son toefther, ulth the lord; Thouitl your sins be as scarlet. they shall be as whl .. H snow: though they be ted like crimson they shill be as wool." l .. iah 1:18. ' IS IT BECAUSE YOU ARE. AfRAID YOU WILL NOT IE ACCEmDl' Him that cometh to 1M I will In no wise cast out -JOhn 6:37. WhosoeYet' shall call upon the ..,.,. or the lord shall be N'#ed. -Rom. lO:L3. IS IT 8ECAUSE YOU THINK YOU DO NOT NEED A SAVIOURl' All haw sinned, Me! come short of the eJory of God. -Rom. l:2l. Except • m11n be born apln, t'l4t cannot enter the klncdOm ol God. ~Ohn 3:.3-$. All we, like sheep, have IPf'lel •ltiiYi we have turned ewwy one to his own way; and the lDrd hath leid on HWn (Christ) the lniqutty of us au. -lu. 53:6. The ...., of ain is Outtt; but tM altt of God ia etef'NI life, thf'OUih Jesus Christ our lord. -«om. 61:23. II IT I[CAUIE YOU Alii AFMI'D TMAT YOU WILL HAft TO 81VE u; TOO MUCH? What shall it P'Qfft • nwn. lf he shall pin the whole wortd, and 10M his own soul7 ........,_ •.lL No lood thine will He withhold from them thet walk upriaftHy. -Psalms 14:11. He tMt lplf'ed not His orMt Sot\ but dlltwt.d Him fQwWU up fOr 1a -'1 how Sholl Ho not w1t1t Him altq ,....., ..,. ,. au 1111np1 -«om. 1.32. ' oa IT .lCAual YOU DO IIOf --TO HUIVU He thlt towltti "* ward, and be15ewttt'l on him thlt Mnt ,.._ hlth twr· intf"' life. end 11*1 not eorne Into oond•n.wtlon! but Jt ,....s fftlm dMth unto lor.. ....John 5,X 8ut .. ......, .. ,.,, __ . ..,., him. .. --ho -.. -.... - of Ooct. -.. --.......... hlo -~ bl2. Ia IT KUUal 1'1111 -TO PUT TIM MQTIII arr TO -PVTUIII 11_., lollt nat ..,.., f/1 10111l011W1 fir IIIDu .. C5UWI nal: ... I driJ ,., ..... -. -'"'f· Z11L I ·---......... ... -... ·-._ ............ ... ........ _. ,., ........... _ ... _ , ........... ,._ lllol ___ ...,_ c._. ........ ..,_, ___ _ WFr' ?2\kl ... h...., ____ _ "'-·---__,,_.,.. ------. ~onfltct of tbt agts THI aiOLA aiOAOCASTI• Dr. Uoyd t: Andeteon We have seen a constant con- flict between Satan and that which led to the coming of Christ into the world, His going to the cross, His resu rrection, and certainly His glorious coming again. The devil has opposed at every turn in God's divine road preparation for man's redemption. Yet Christ eternally has won the victory over this evil foe. Perhaps this is never so dearly seen as in the case of the anti- Chris!, Sata n's monumental coun- terfeit. Our study for today is based on Revelation 19 :11-21. With the removal of the Church at the Rapture the devil will see k to enthrone his own emissa ry of evil dominion. The restraint he has experienced will now be gone. He will bring forth "the lawless one" who will show all power and signs of lying wonders (II Thessalonians 2: 1·12). These dramatic moments of defiance toward God will take place during the seven yea r Tribu- lation. This immediately follows the removal of the Church, the Bride o f Christ, from this world. The an- ti-Chris! will seek to destroy the nation o f Israel which will even- tually bring a blessing to all nations of the world during the m illennium. Hiller sought to do this in Europe during World War II . Six million Jews were put to death. You see, without the nation of Israel there could be no Messianic King of judgment. This stooge of the devil will suc- cessively and successfully deceive both apostate Israel and the other nations of the world on his path- way toward total dictatorship. He will unveil his intentions when he demands worship as though he were Cod (Matthew 24:15). All men will be required to receive the mark of the beast as a sign of alle- giance to "the man of sin." That is, unless they are numbered among those whom Cod has sealed from all harm. People will face death by execution or starvation if they refuse the mark of the beast. The last 42 months of that seven years unprecedented persecution will come upon Israel (Matthew 24:15- 26 : Revelalion 12:12-17). The anti·Chri ~t will be permitted to assemble huge forces agai nst Israel with the greatest military strenglh this world ha s ever known. This is yet to come in the future and will be known as the battle of Armageddon. I w ill gather ali na- tions against Jeru sa lem" (Zechariah 14,1-3). It is God's will that Israel should pass through further terrible judg- ment. Kings will be convinced that they can fight and win against God 's chosen people. Zechariah says that the city of Jerusalem shall be taken with the ho uses rifled and the women ravished. The evil victors will have no respect for lift!' or property. The nations will feel so secure that they do not even hurry to divide up their spoil. Yet, God will answer the prayer of His people. This will be the day of Messiah's revelation. He will re- turn physically, bodily and visibly to set up His kingdom over this world. His rule will be for a thou-. sand perfect years. ''The Day of the lord" is an in- teresting expression. It Is the pe- riod of time which begins after the Church is taken out of this world and extends through the kingdom age. It Is in the future and Is prophetic. As Jerusalem is bein& spoiled, the Lord Jesus Chriot re- turns With all His saints. "His feet shall stand upon the Mount of Olives." This will be a my of voices, thunders and ll&htnlnp (Revelo· tion 16:18). An earthquake will split the Moun~ l~lns cities ood chansJns the toposraphy of Pales- tine. 1\bowt all the tetrlflc .w.- and confusion In d\at my o( ..,... fllct at the end of the trlbuladonal hour, one voice It aol"' to be '-d distinctly. 11 win be the 1.on1 Jesus Quist who criel out. "It ;. donel It Is flnltloodl" ccoefNMI• lilT~··· .._ .. ,.,lfiiWI ,,.., ... ,. llll!lo ... oiWOJI --·-but -u >loloDdy -• ,-...., u .. tWo--cl........,..l .. -........ ,......,. ... .-. ..J -""" ........_ Ub.al tbocJio&y, If tlooolocY It ...... loloo4 f-lo .......,_ In Ito IUbdo but doodly way the ~ty cl tllo J11b1o. It ..,. Mart at the ...,._ • ., ., the Cliun:b b oobjocoed lo o -. )'ot old. _. lathoo ~ u '"the aathonhlp c1 t11o .....,.._.., Old. o-uoo It _..a • tho theolaplal-oboat---......... Blbllcol .......... -It ..... thu ........... Now, --llbenl tbeolosY bu odoptod the ~ ...abanbfp -, u bulc In Ill .,.-Olld dolmo far It UNmllable o.-lty. How;.-, It II DOC: •me••lable by the s:taDduda ol ~ Jotapetatbt wbaee bUc nolo bu alwaYI -<Mt the Bible !o the Word cl Cod Olld thet It !o ID bo lat&pooeed aooordlaily. n.. --... -c~r lmpootant u the Cburclo -.. -what b IDvoi...S. Pew the moclen!ot cw the llbenl ...........,, the.........., cl the lint boo!< In the Blbla blavOived. II the p..,tateueb-,.-uy bo llroooPt ... q..-, the outhori~l: "' tbio -bat. lndeocl. "' the -lldilo Is at -Ai>cl thet II "t ultlmato pl. T1le mult!p!Hbthoroblp ~ _... thlt pi ...U. While poleDtly tpoculativo tbcoe b odlfictmt • plau,O!IHty Ia the thoory, u it the cue with aU tpoculativo theorieo, to .--,... tioaally. wbether be be ~ 0< DOt. who does DOl nodily-:,. the Bible ns Cod' a Wont n.e modernist lmows, u ~lu the 00Dierl&tive1 tcholar, that the Pmtateueb. ...., Cmeao. b the Bible· a book of fuDdometalt, --· lng ud prodaimlna u it does the buto doc:triDet of the Bible ucl cl the CJorto. -Cburd>' a) the autive act of Cod. fuhioafa& a universe with IDCb metSculool exactitude that eveo our utrooaut:s, mUleoniums label', paforn• their speetaeabzo ........, guided by God"o Wli...W lawt. b) God creates man in his image, periect, beyond mao's peseat under--mndmg; c) but He make. him free In .-. ucl trapcaUy ...., ...U.. • ......, cbolce. malcin& the doetriDe of the atooement DeC t r ry If man is 10 be awd; d) the ·-far .... mutt result Ia the eochafolosical hope "' .son- yet .. be In the ....... lib ahead .........! far • ~ people ol Cod. n-""' the bulc tacblnp cl the Bible thet bovo ...,. &om Cod, ODd they ""' the -"' the .................. "' Ceaeolt ~ the CIOdiblllly of aathonhlp cl thlt boolt. ucl Ill authority b lmpolred. -the cnclll>lltty cl ouobenhlp bore. ODd the Bible lllell Olld aD II ..0. w oboat Cod II aot oaly brou&f>t laiD ~ but alto lntn diaopute """ rojectloo u laclciDg In reliability. So, what about the muldple-eutbonhip of the Pentateuch. or u modemiJtl term I~ the 1 E D P tbeO<y? The alphabetical method ol Identifying lg...a.s, orgonlzatioDJ. ""'-bu become a by-word in governmental Janguagi today. But always these alpha- betical de,;ptioDJ ""' abbro)notioDJ for Identifying actlvltleo cw orpnlzatioDJ mvolved (CCC, NJIA. FBI, HEW. cte). Not 10 with J E D P. Anonymity for the author's identity iJ a prerogative taken for granted. A brainchild of a forgotten critic. the theory iJ dedicated to the poposition of cnating doubt u to the authentidty and the reliability of the Wcxd of Cod. It su~titutes oonjectunt and gue:ssworlc for clemomtrable and (actual iDte:r'pn!ltation. The theory, admittedly speculative, fint appeared, u stated before, about two centuries ago. Attacked and disproved by Biblical scholan at the time, it wu approvt.'d IUld advocated by the "higher aitical" school of theology, ration- aliatic u this school bas always been. By a rationalistic, critical ltudy approach these liberals made a ltrange discovery. Could it be pOssible that Moees was not the author of the Pentateuch even though the Bible throughout taid be was, ond ...., though the Christion Church Eo. 900 yean bad bcUeved that be wu? Ry epplying the old game of ... who wrote what", employed even dOW by many of our literati on boob of literature, especiaUy the Classics, thete critics diseov- <ftd what seemed In them a otnnge scquency of names given the Deity (Jeho- vah. Elohim, Adonai, etc.), and their equaUy strange setting in the boob of the Pentateuch -one name appearing almost eiclusively iD one book, araotber name Ia another book. These ....., <CUpled with what they claimed to be a change In tit.nry ttyle. one ,..mlngly differing from the other. ( u If even .....Iar writon do nl>t Improve their otyle. even change H radlcolly u they ,......, ) and the coneJusion seemed inevitable. n.ese liberals say that MOSI:I was not tbe author, even though other BibUcal writers centuries later: rolem:d In lllooes u the a.rthor ol the Pentateuch. ADd JO the theory of multi-autbonhip came oo to trouble the Churcl> although Ubcnl theologjaDo hove u yet DOl bod the temerity In -.me these several 111pposed autbon of so loog ago. T1le I E D P -, sullen UDder the """' difficulty u do aD speculative tbeorlot. They ue speculative. ucl u In the cuo of the 1 E D P thoory they b.w DO authority to Scripture. Search the Scriptures &om cover to oover, &om Geaeois tn Revelatioa -you will ... ,.. lind thlt thoory ldenlllied, never ..terr..! to; there is never a suggestic:m that miJht verify it. But the Bible throughout g~.., eviclcnce tbot Moou ~the Pentot.u<h. It t"YeD fumisbes ~ aooounb to tubstantiate the fact. EyeWitness testimooy b accepted In any court of law. Indeed, our oourtJ hesitate to judge a cue with- out tueb testimony. Saipture furnishes and wrlfies the Mosaic authorship. A book of 24 cbapten follows upoo the Pentateuch -reaDy ooocludes the Mosaic wrltlop -where Joshua at God's oommand DOt only takes over the leadenbJp of a nation in aodus, but completes and reoocds for all time the mission Moses wu delegated In perionn. Jothua was not oaly a OODtemporary of Moses, nor w:11 be oaly his· eoafl- dant He..., hlt "alter-ego•. the clooe compoDioo ol aU llloocs did ond oald. the divinely .-loodco-........... the task "' bringing the people ol Cod """ the i'r<>mited Land. God buried M01e1 In o place ldentlflod u •• Yailey In the lmd cl llloab """' opinlt Bethpecw'" ( O.Ut 3f,6), • spot easily mnembcnd by the people cl Cod u they occupu.d the lmd. Cod outhcnticated hlt death and hlt place cl burial ...,. u be ldentlflod hlt birth; ltb adoptioa by the po lnoest-<lo"'h"" cl mighty Pharooh; his ..,;y llle In the oopltbticated palace otmoopbcro of o -t world power; his education at Egypt's prestigious university; his yean of delert tnlnlng In the ochool cl Cod; hlt call to leaclenhip ov<r • natloa of -millioo touls iD eiOdus; his a'utbonbip of a Book which telll the authentic 1tory of a beginning wo.ld·and the hisloiy ol mankind In ill lintcm>turies of developmen~ ODd linaUy re<X>nlo the oompllo.tioo ol mont. civil, criminal, eocleslutical """ ceremonial laW'S oo whose foundation the people of the world have ever after built their temples of justice and onlcr, ODd tbdt rospoosil>Oities In Cod Olld ,.... These laws are IIIII called the laws of MOOCl. not the laws of I E D P. T1le Pcutateuch contains ucl pruclaiml ull of thlt, t>Ot u tt-y but u locts. with Ill...., da;pted by Cod 111-'1 as the oae In tell It all. Ov.. •pinst thlt foetual ptaenlotioa of wbicb the 1ewbb people ... them· oelvet the Cletnoomoble proof pooi!Mo, 1 E D P ...,... llrnplq aloq u a life. leoo speculative thoory. without benefit of clergy. nn father «'mother. nn birth. place, ttO """"" of --. nn ........, ttO 6nal restfnS plaee ozoept Ia the minds ol -wbo will DOl believe Cod. But Cod does what be clooo with • Anality which alwa)"l ..,.,_ - wbo q.-Hb ·~ He plaooo. bio diviDe ..I ol authority .., aD Mooa ciW «.ald. And He de. ft ID Hit OWD way. Whon Ill_, died, 1..._ wu dedicoted to aury 00>. Not oaly did bo -- the looclenh4> ,._ God"• oeoole by DlviDo decne, but He alto kept • "'""lied -cl all Nooa did ..id told. Al>cl dtla -t ., lethe Bible, God"• Word.. 11ntijlooat the Boolt cl 1oohua the-c1111 .... 1o the ...rv-at- t8cMcl to the mWr» ~upllthed., the W'OI'dl ~ the~ Allaecl Jaot ...... clllfty -doe ..... cllll-lo .. ,_., oad ...... __ .. ._, ol tile rw.tlt!•tl II aa.e.d to..._ after tt.e bald~ « AJ tbe WCII'dl of ,.._ -NOd ID the Ill uhfed pooplo cl bnel (cf. Cllap. 8~). ,. Cliun:b -bulldt ... the -~ "' ... -........ ~ a the I E D P -,.. will ... dlot t1oO njedloa cl t1oo - '-"' Wlliatad by Cod for.,.._.. f¥•!' 1 b)! W. •not M<*l wtlltDOD -... bdltc obout the--y-_.no ...... day"' • ...,,,, ..., _.., ......._ Ill lb pau' ·-•· ..-dl.u • « ,.,__.., • ..,. k aD .._ flow...t-. 1at -• oot tWo*'~ 'With a-clodw-....... - -loltlo!nry _,j Cod .... ... jo .... I f ~ ....... t.tW.....-o.....:be~tD--Uf ....... ol. ladow.aOaRII.W Do ,..._ •• .,..... bofoD t1oo ·-cl • 1o • !'..,._., ol t1oo """ m Ia-.... ..Vo .. ra God"• ...... p ' .... ... ... .... Oed ....... a d•attlooloot ... E' w..-o..ro .... ao_.tttoi.Aiol .... _lt_a • r..,JilDP __ ............. _ .. '\ ___ ... __ .,......., t:r:t::.=. ... -..... n..r 11 .... r .,._~ TEXT OF NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL POLICY FIC~::~=·NAKE Tbe Eulp, u • pubUe ""lee, UduPut til Ita oett•nc -"' PI'O'Ido 111-b .,.,. ..... "' ~ -loa.. Newport Harbor .,..., II pui>U~ lilt -· IIIII ol a.. _...1 poUcy report of lilt II..,.... -ch _.a plu. -... lilt policy r_.t wi.U be ...,Jtcl ID eJupllllll ll.,tap hne I>Hn COlflplet.S and ttwt CO!IIdl IIU .... .,td tbe aocwnent, the text we are pUbU•hlac will lOll be tM l.laJ.. offtelat veratoo. How eYer. tflta. Ytrlloa. bu be.-*lfrO'ed br tbe PJaMlnr Comm!.saton, and the cba.tlrpe ..._....., at a Jan. St joint meeting of the commlASODera IDd ttM City Couoetl are considered mloor, except where we haft lDaerted eclltortal DOtes. • • • (LAST OF THREE INSTALLMENTS) tiATURAL RESOURCES e GENERAL OBJECTIVE . It Is tbe objective of the Clty of Newport Be&ch to cooatrYt aDd enbanee the unique natural beauty aDd lrreplaeeable ~atural resources or the community; to ensure tbe protteUOO IDd enhancement of tbe harbor and ocean wateu. tbe1r adJolDtna: beaches and shoreline, the marine and wildlife habitat., IDd the natural tern.ees, hillsides and watershed ar•• Wlthln tbe commUDJ.ty. and to ell.!jure the protection and control of urbU deYeklpment within areas of natural, pbysJcal bua.rds ud to encourage the protection of sites of cuUtD'alandhlstorlc value, • SUPPORTING POLICIES a) The CUy shall encourage and assist Ln tbedet"tklpmeot of a comprehensive water-quality program to enstD'e the protec. tlon, maintenance aDd enhancement of the bay aAd oeean water areas and their Ufe support systems. b) The City aod other appropriate agencies aball thereby develop and maintain adequate controls to enslD'e 11ea1nble levels ofwater qua llty; to restrict all sources of bacterloiocteal, chemical and biochemical pollutants, aDd to reduce, u ta.r as possible, harmfUl amounts of fresh water lntr.uslon, sediment&. Uon, and debris aM waste discharges Into the bay, harbor aDd ocean water areas. c) The City shall endeavor to preserve, tn its natural state; the ocean beaches, wat er, surf action and coastal sborellne in a manner that will ensure their anllablUty tor eoot1lwed publlc use and enjoyment. Proposals tor the coostruetJoo ot antt~eroslon structures, off-shore breakwaters, or future marinas shal1 be examined In light of this policy. d) The City shall also endeavor to preserve and enha.oce a slgntneant portion of the Upper Bay and marloe coastal preserves w!Uch s upport varied species or Plant. mar1De aDd wUdUie population to ensure their avallablUty &Dd coatlnued use for ecologt cal, educational and aesthetic PIJI'POHI. e) The City shall preserve and protect those areas within the City that, due to their outstaoding aestbettc qQiUty aDd value. their natural value as watershed$ or YiJdUfe habitats, or their high susceptibility to major hasar121 trom sucb phenomenon as · earthquakes, floods (tncludlng tidal floods), tandsUdes, should be considered for permaoeat open apace, t) The City sha ll encourage the full utlllsatiOb aDd op- portunity within permanent open space areas tor such uses as bicycle paths, hiking and equestrian trails, picnic faclUUes, golf ranges, etc., that would provide for the mutmwn pubUc use and enjoyment of these areas. g) The City shall develop and maintain standards for the development of all hlllsir1e areas, emphasizing natural contour construction and adequate open space requirements in order to preserve a natural character. . h) The City shall endeavor to assist through tts planning efforts. the proper excavation and recordation of historic and cultural lnlormaUon ol'1'ered by various sites of lmo1n1 OJ' potential archeological and pa leontological value. Tbe ap. proprlate historic and cultural organizations shall be informed, as early as possible, of the probable timing and program for denlopment within such areas. F I R s ·T C:HIJitt:HES IN THE NEWPORT·MESA AREA PO R IN SPIRA. TION 9:45 --Bible Study 11 a.m. & 7 P.M. -Services DR. JAMES COMBS Pastor Sa,.ta A,,.,. A.&~lll'. 41 M•t"oU4 648·1733 CO STA MBSA 548·1733 BAPTIST HOME OF P. G. HEUMANN CHRISTIAtl Cl."' DIU\'!, MI.W,O•T eiACtt HEW CHURCH WI!LCOMIS YOU THR ,.11 v~ DON L. INOLa, .-AaTOIIII lUNDAY JCHOOL,,. •. 9145 A.M. STUDY woaantt ••••• 11 A.M .... ,,..... w1o. ~ u ~ H I) Tile Cllf *D _.,. Ud -•tile ctdtt --ol -tal tlr --tile -·""'~~'· tal -1_.c -lilt local -· Tilt Cll)' IIIIU &leo U· -tal -lilt .... """' ... "' • --.. llr Ud -qoalllJ llfOII'Ilm to euure tdeqoato replallau Ud -Ia 1>r lilt pr._.._ IUid -•moot ol lilt -l) The CIIJ lib&U -1•• to PNI>Ibll lbe tlllracU® of oil wiiiiiD lilt oft.lflo<o 0< lalaad .,.., o1 the Cllf tal 14 ella. eoara .. &QJ oU ProducUoD wltlllD the Immediate YlelDlty of the City, laeludlq the ·-• waters Wider jortodlctJoo ol tbe federal pernmeot. SHORELINES e C:EtiERAL OIIJECTIVE It ta tbe (ll)jeet:tn of tbe City of Newport Beacb to promote the tnU'I.M related tonromneot of the commlmtty; to pre~e"e &lid et1111aco the 1llllqut Ill!.,. I _..,. aad quollty of the barbor aDd oeeu t.roat areaS; IJid to proYlde for the muimum pubUc Oft ud IDJoJmeat ot n.e bay am ocean waters and their 1bore11Des coutlteot Yilb .ouod eonserntlon prloclplea. •SUPPORTING POLICIES a) Tbe Ctty shall mulmtse au martne reereatlooal and edueatlooal opportuoitsea for contlntted pubUe use and enjoy- meat, lncludla.g ncb acttYUies as: Boating. swimmlog a.Qd sUDb&tfllog. sport ttshiDg, UDderwater diYI.ng. surflng. plenlct. tne. aDd marine and wtldlUe observation. (NOTE : Tbe word ••mu:t.mlu" lo the ftrst Une of the foregoing sentence, is being ebanged to ••eoeourage,") b) The CJty sha.U prOYtde for the necessary SlWlPQrt faelUUes aDd senices to these aet1Yit1es 1n reasonable numbers -aDd pJaees, locludlng: Marine ways and services, launching tacJU- Ues, ps and pump-out stations, parldng lll ciUtles, restrooms, showers, &Dd eooeesstoos, c) Natural resources of the shoreline, lnc1001Dg the harbor and ocean waters, the &djolntng natural beaches and bluffs, and the marine and wiJdute habitats and preserves shall be conserYed aDd protected in a manner that wtu ensure their al'IJiablUty for continued pubUc use~ enjoyment. d) The City shall protect aDd enhance direct physical and Ylsllal access to the waterfront over pubUc ly~wnedproperUes aDd encourage Ylstal access to the waterfront over privately~ owoed properties. COitltUtiiTY DESIGN e GENERAL OBJECTIVE It Is the objeetiYe of the City of Newport Be.ach to preserve and enhance the visual character and Image of the community; to ensure tllat aU future development occurs in llarmony with ell.stlng natural and mao-made features of traditional or perceptual Yalue to the community; and to ~ade those exlsttng features throughout the City which may detract from the Ylstal character or qua.Uty of Newport Beach. • SUPPORTING POLICIES a) The City shall deYeklp the necessary criteria aod guide. Unes to provide design direction lor the entire City aDd for the lndt'f'ldual commuoltl'ls throughout the City aAd to ensure tbe coordination of lll publlc a.Dd prlv-.te developments, im- provem~mts. and beautlftcatton efforts. (NOTE: The word "deslp." Js belli& replaced b)' the word "planntng.") I ' STATEMENT b) Tile a..s.. mterta llbi.U leltk to ,... • .,.,.tbiCOIIIPIMWoo The toUowtnc per.c>n ladoblc ucf lorm o1 tbt cu,. •• a _.. .. ot am&Uet, rillap ... ute bui1Dtn u : Moreno Factor•. utctDwboocla wtdch bi.Ye tbeir OWD dllttDd attracUoo ud Ltd., P.O. Bo:r lOS, .2400 Eldu ldlatity ud ret Nne u a ...... of placellld kSG:UlcaUoa An., Apt. 13, Costa. Mesa, CL to tbe City u a wbolt. 9262?: E. J. Sab«H::, UOOfldeo, e) Tbt major oatar&J lelblrea, ncb u the bay &Dd oeeaa, tl!, Costa Mesa, c a. 926!7. Ute ala'ellDN, bluftl aDd b111Gdu, Ud tbl pbJile&Jud Ybtal Ttus busioes.s is btlDC COO• aeeeu lo theM r.wr ... AoUid -.eb be prwentd u major dttcted by a Umitedpartnershtp. tdeattnable forms or eoooectlnc Yisul teltlres tbrouctaout Signed: £. J. Babson, General tbe Ctty, Partner. d) Tbe City nu develop or<~~.~:..oees &Dd eoatrolJ to en· This statement n led wlth the cour&p the use of open ap&ee &Dd oatanltolltour OODitructloo county derk of Orange County tbrooc,bout hillside areas t.Dd tbe use ot 't'lew parka &Dd open on: Jan. 27, 1972, by Be¥erly apace to enba.nee Yte,. ud aecen to major oattcn.l features. J. Maddox, deputy county clerk, e) The City shall dl!9eko suitable UCI adeaalte Jandeeaping Publish: Feb. 3, 10, 17-. 24, (lnclttdlDc treescapes, lltreet batture, etc.}, .sercronrwt•nc 19'12, in the Newport Harbor of attl1Ues, stp cootrola,aod stte&Ddbulld1ncdei1&:D standards Ensign. F' -15546 to ensure that all pUbUc and prlnte developmeats are eom- s-ttble Yith the natural &Dd ma.D-made resources tbroughout tbe commuDI.ty, f) The Qtaestloo of whether hlgtl -rl&eor large-sca.lebuUdlngs sball be permitted fn Newport Betcb sbll be determlDed ~ comptettnr necessary general plaD stodies. H sucbdeveklpments are to be permitted: 1. The City shall deYelop alld maiDlaia. apeclftc regulations speclf)1.nc where and UDder wh.at coodltlons IUgb-rlseor large- scale may be !Seve loped. Z. The location, atze, and arrangement of hlgb-rlse or other larp-scale buUdlnp, a.Ddpartlca1u'ly ma.ssln clusters of such bu11dtngs, aba.U be seYerely Umlted to protect the human qtaUty or scale of Newport Beach and Its predomtnant ellst1ng character as a qua.llty, low-deflslty residential com - mUDJ.ty. 3. Hlgb-rlse or other large-scale bulkl!ngs, ill particular, sba.ll be prohibited fr'Oril ~areas where lbe scale or intensity or such development would detract from tbe exlstingclla..racter or Image of &d)lcent deYelopmeots or where such buildings would collectlnly destroy the direct Ylews to major na.tural feattD'es trom snrrotlDding areas. (NOTE: Because of what the councU crltlclzed as being oo det1n1te stand oo the hlgh-rlse tuue, the mayor will appoint a committee to deYelop speclfic gutdelb\es for a position oo IUgb-rlse !Sevelopment. Coo- sequently, the entire sub..paragraph (f) will prol:rlblybedeleted and later re-written.) PRESERVATIOtl Al'fD REDEVELOPMENT • GENERAL OBJECTIVE It ts the object1Ye of the City of Newport Beach. to preserve and matntatn lbe Ylsual and physical character of all quality residential. commercial and Industrial areas througOOut the community, aDd to acUTely promote the ~grading and im - provement of older or deteriorated areas so as to ensure adequate levels of health and safety and to strengthen the local economic environment and VIsual qmUty of the com munity, • SUPPORTING POLICIES a) The City sha.U Identity and promote the continued main- tenance and revltaUr.atlon oflndlvldualdeterlorattngor blighted residential, commerctal and hxtustrl~l properties within the community through a systematic program of zoning, building a.Dd housing code enforcement. LIC:Al 140nCE· F'ICTITI0\.5 BUSINESS NAME STATE ME NT The following person is doing business as: Ward Management Company, 1707 WestclitfDrive, Newport Beach, CalH.: Donald R. Ward, 116 Kings Place, New - port Beach, c aur. This business is being con- ducted by an individual. Signed : Donald R. W::atd. This statement tiled with the county clerk of Orange Cow1ty on: Jan. 31, 1972, by Beverly J, Marldox, deputy r-ounty clerk. Publish: Feb, 3, 10, 17, 24, in the ~ewport Harbor F' .15602 • 1770 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 646-9313 ..... . ..... '""" b) The City sllall encourage and actively support· the re- YttaUzatton of extensive !SetertoraUng or bUgtted commercial and industrial areas on a private ba.s.ls or throu gh cooperative • pabUc..prtn.te programs. c) Private remodeling.landseaptng, renovation or redevelop - ment elorts sbould each be assisted by the City through the denlopmeot of specJftc area-wide plans or special districl Ptaos to provide coordlnaUoo. and guidance to the t.ndlvidua.J property owners. ang1ng, Painting & Decorating d) The City shall continue to upgrade u1stin.g codes and ordlna.nces to insure a high quality of standards for aU new restdenttal, commercial aDd industrial development aDd to take fUll advantage ot acceptable scleotillc aDd teclmologtcal ad- YaDCes within the building coostructloo Industry. e) The City sbaU ldeDI1ty aDd. eodeaYor to presene alld protect tbose indtYidtal areas, bulld!ogs or structlD'es which are deemed to be of ma)'Jr historic, cultural, or aesthetic nlue to the community. f) Every attempt Shall be made to protect the quallty of the eDvtronment from each potential form or n.rtety of pollution; lncl~ excessin levels ol noise, air and water pollutants. Damato& 642-1677 If "" ~..._ SI0-174 BUSINESS DIRECTORY ---· HAL AEBISCHER ~1 Proper Fitting Assured 3408 E. eo.st Hwy. Cofont dtl M• 175-~ •Health Foods Call these merchants for the best in service <Office l """:'i ' . "" W • !OUIPME \1 • Nurseries New & Used (t Yrt. Totol S~t;•futio.,J a.-& ...... AIM•• SINCERE SEWING MACHINE 1171 Htrbor lllod., C.M. 646-9742 SHOE SERVICE Tl IMOI., A"D "AMDaAc; •• , ••• , 3411 I E. Coati Hli1>""1 Co roo a .4el Mar Pbone: 8711-48411 Ot.t•r Loclllio••: Shrubl.. lnlrrior Planta • UlJ VIA LIDO, MI'W,.Oit T T icaJA. Trea •7• '"'"tON ISLAND rop • 11M 1.\IIMI, MIW'O·T t.Kfidda and fertiliuf • •oaiMSOM•s DI,T, ITO. E Mo~&tor C.._... --~ani PUMIOM ISLAND FREE DELIVERY ~~~~~~!!~~~= Corona del Mar Nursery ~7~ E. Ca.st Hwy 67~160 fOR LOCAL HEWS .Paint Wallpaper HARBOR PAINT A WALLPAPER PI I iSBURGH PAINTS ~LIM 13.1100 ~A TTE!tNS OF WAL~AI'Eft 28111 E. Cou& Bwy. Oaroacloi-(Jf&XT '1'0 fO.&'I' ftiiiAfta) _,I'll-- A. t. MARSAC PLUIIBER 700 Cuti&IIOG A ... eo ... <lei ilor • • NEW • USI!D SUN68trrlct-AU- It TUJt$' UPERIEJtCI • ~-·COIIcitiA DIL MAR ,._,,. VACUUM CIMTU I. c... ...,, •• '11 .... 11 oe-• c;;ooo crrtZEN AWA.RDB wtre pretented ytstercllyto4 Ar• httb .ebool Hldors b)' tbe Col, WI.Wam Cabtl Cblpter ot OAR at the William L. Fllher rtlideDCe 1D ShOre Cu.tl.s. Pktllnd here, from left. are Mrs. Rosa: HetUD of Bay Sbores, pubUclty cha.trmu tor tbe DAR cbt&lter. and 3 ot tbe antd winDers: Jennifer Quick ot Harbor VleY Hllls. att-mnc Coroaa del Yar hllh school; Nancy WoUe of Harbor Hllf'laDda, from Newport Harbor b.I.Jb tcbool, aut Cathy Langston ot Costa Mesa, woo atteDds Costa Mesa hlch .:boot. Tbl4tb boooree, DOtpresenttorthephOto, Is Anne Powta of Costa Mesa, attelW11Dg E-hlp oebool. (Ens!p~ pboCD.) LIGAL IIOTICI LIGAL IIOTICI RESOLtrrlON NO. 72.18 school governing board has dopted Aprll 5, 1965: theoee A RESOLUTION OF THE made a written request there. continuing along the enstlng CITY COUNCIL OF THE for . boundary of the City of Costa CITY OF COOT A MESA. RE-BE IT FINALLY RESOLVED, Mesa and said curve through LATING TO RED HILL AN-that a copy of tills Resolution a central angle of 1" 03' 02", NEXATION NO, 1, GIVING be made a part of the perrna-an arc distince of 22.00 feet NOTICE Of INTENTION TO nent records of the City of to the beginning of a tangent ANNEX AND STATlNG THE Costa Mesa. Une; thence North 40' 37' 45" EFFECTIVE DATE OF SAID PASSED AND ADOPTED this East, a distance of 1786.38 feet ANNEXATION ANDSETTING 7th day of February, 1972. to a point 1n the boundary of A PUBLIC HEARING FOR Robert M. Wilson, Paulartno No. 11 Annexation to THE CONSIDERATION OF Mayor of the City ot the City of Costa Mesa, Ordi- WRJTTEN PROTESTS, A-Costa Mesa !lance No. 67.12, adopted May GAINST SAID ANNEXATION, ATTEST : Eileen P. Phinney, 15, 1967; thence continuing a- AND OTHERWISE PROVlD~ Ctty Clerk of the City of long the existing boundary of lNG THEREFOR. Costa Mesa. the City of Costa Mesa North THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) 40o 37' -45" East, 2909.24 feet CITY OF COSTA MESA OOES COUNTY OF ORANGE ) ss. to the southerly line of Parcel HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOL-CITY OF COSTA MESA ) 1 of an easement granted to the LOWS: l, EILE EN P. PHlNNEY, Ctty Orange County Flood Control WHEREAS, on the 26th day Clerk of the Ctty or Costa Mesa District by deed recorded May of JanUilr}', 1972, tile ·Local a.od ez..otftclo Clerk or the City 31, 1966 in book: 7946, pages Ageocy Formation Commission Couoctl of the City of Costa 708 tllrough 712 ofOtficial Rec. after due oottce and public Mesa, hereby certify that the ords of said Orange County ; h.-riDe a.s requJ.red by law, a.bove and foregoing Resolution thence leaving said city boW\d- approYed the proposed annexa-Number 72-18 was duly and ary a.OO following a.long said ttoo of the City of C(lsta. Mesa, regularly passed and adopted soutllerly llne South 85o 26' 04" dellpttd as Red HUI Annexa-by the City council of the City East, 241.71 feet to the begln- tJoD No. 1; and of Costa Mesa at a regular nlng of a tangent curve, coo- WHEREAS, pursuant to Sec-meeting thereof held on the 7th cave oortherly and having a uoo 35303, Government Code, day of February, 1972 . radius of 218.00 feet; thence not less than one.fourth of the IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 easterly 95.22 feet along said li.Dd cnmers in the territory have hereunto set my hand and c urve through a centralangleor han slgned and flied with the amxed the Seal of the City of 25 o 01' 36" to the beginning of CUy Clerk, a. petition request-c osta Mesa, tll.i s 8th day of a r.e versecurve,concavesouth- lnc saJd aonexattoo; and February, 1972. er ly and having a radius of WHEREAS, the City Councll EUeen P. Phinney, 182.00 feet; thence easterly desires to set a date tor hear~ c tty Clerk and ex..ofliclo 89.95 feet along said reverse ln& of written protests, lf any, Clerk of the Clty Council of curve tl\rough a central angle against said anneutlcn; aoo the City of Costa Mesa. of 28" 19' 00" to the beginning WHEREAS, SectiOn 35307, EXHIBIT A of a tangent compound curve, G<Jvernment Code provides thai Beginning at a point in the concave southerly having a n.d· a.id r.tln& stlall be not less n1sttng boundary of the City of Ius of 1664.00 feet : thence east- thaD fO or more than SO days Costa Mesa, said point being at erly 603.28feetalongsaldcurve after the passage of said Reso. the southeasterly terminus of through a central aogle of zo• luUon; and that line described as "South 46' 21" to the beginning of WHEREAS, pursuant to Sec-49° 21' 56" East 224.39 feet" a langent Une; thence South ttoo 35306, Got'ernment Code Jn the Paularino No . 12 Annexa.-61° 22' 19 '' East, 43.61 feet the Ctty CouocJI destres to set uon to the City of Costa Mesa, to the westerly Une of Orange a date when sa.Jd aone:ra.tion Ordinance No. 66-55, adopted County Airport as granted to will become effecttf'e, 11 said January 3, 1967, said polntalso the County of Orange by deed anoezat1on is completed. being at the center Ube inter-recorded to book 6968,page331 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT section of Bristol Street(form-of Official Records of said Or- RESOLVED, that Red H111 An-erly Paltsades Road) and Red ange County as shown on Orange ne.atlon No. I, a true and cor-HJll Avenue as said center Unes County Surveyor 's Map S.M. rect legal description ol which are described In sa.ld Paularlno 163~1 on ftl e In the Surveyor's is attached to this Resolutl.on, No. 12 Annexatlon;thence North otnce of said Orange County; marked Exhibit A and by this 40• 38' 32" East alohg thec.en-thence departing from said Or- spectnc reference ma.de a part ter line of Red Hlll Avenue aoo ange County Flood Control Dis- hereof, ts to be annexed to the the ellstlng boundaryottheCity trlct easement South 2ao 47' 51'' City of Costa Mesa and to be-of Costa Mesa, 1300.10 feet to West, 1314.22 feet along said come a part and portion of Its the beginning ofa tangent curve, westerly line as shown on said corporate Umtts. concave northwesterly,havinga S.M. 163~1; thence North Sl" BE IT FURTHER RESOLV -radius of 1200.00 feet: thence 12 ' 03" West, 250.02 feet; ED, that a publlc hearing for northeasterly and northerly thence South 28" 47' 44" West, the purpose of hearing 'Written along said curve through acen-2893 .49 feet; thence South 40o protests by owners of property tral angle of 44' 56' 03'', an 39' 05" We st, 1015.82 feet; within said annexed territory, arc dtstaoce of 941.10 feel; thence South 49o 20' 57" East, sbl.ll be set for the 20th da.y thence North 4" 17' 31" West, 212.97 teet; thence South 28• 47' 37" West, 1769.33 feet·, March, 1972. 709.07 feet to the beginning of BE rr FURTHER RESOLV-a tangent curve, concave south~ thenc(' South 61 12' 16" East, ED that the City proposes to easterly having a radius of 250.01 feet ; thence Sootb 28• eo~plete the anneu.tton of ter-1200,00 feet; thence northerly 47' 47" West, 819.85 feet; rltory deslgM.ted as Red Hill and northeasterly along said thence South 40• 39' 32" West, No. 1 on or before the 6th day curve through a central angle or 1039.85 feel to the center line of May, 1972. 15 o 47' «",an arc distance of of said Bristol Street(formerly BE rr FURTHER RESOL v-330.83 feet to a point In the Palisades Road) as described ED, that all heatlngs made ref-boundary of Paularlno No. 10 In a deed to the County ofOr- ereoce to herein shaU ta.k.e Annexation to the Ctty of Costa ange, r ecorded 1n book 294. place at the City Hut at 77 Mesa, Ordinance No. 65-39, a-page 271 or deeds, recorded Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, Cal-dopted November 15, 1965; In the omce of the CoUDty Re· lforma. thence continuing along the ex-corder of said Orange County; BE IT FURTHER RESOLV-!sUng boundary of the City ot thence departing ftomtbewest. ED. that a eoov of this Reso-Costa Mesa and satd curve erly Une of 0rang1! CountyA1r- lutiooW1lenpassedbesubmltted through a central angle of port a.s shown on saJ.d Sur- to the Governing Board of etch z8• 04' 30" an arc distance veyor's map S.M. 163-1 Nort!l acbool dtstrlc.t, wtrtcb to part of 588.00 feel to a point to the 49• 22' 03" West. 1320.71 feet or ta wbok! La 1Deluded to the boundary ot Paularlno No. 7 along said center UDe to the terrltotJ tboupt to bt loeluded Annexation to the Ctty of Costa point or bectnnl.ng. lD the City, proYtd.lng satd Mesa, Orclloance No. 65-5, a-PubUsh: Feb. 17, Z4, 197%, In the Newport Harbor Eutp. ...... fiJI IIIII .................. POLICE: 8LU l : [F~ tram~ • "' f'blltwllll ....... fl ... PoUc• &rr..t.d Wl.WaJD ....... Dr.. .... ,...,..... ClloriN II<Ctory n, a, ut .... elll-1.-1 • _, _.. llle ... l I. C.lllar, H, at Jl ta1o1oc 111o ...u.t wu -· a.m •• tbeo urlltld Dn AADI eot)J stoliD at a party lit at ... &abaM, H, at l:l.$ p.m. &t tended It 440? S. .... Dr, tM1r ~~at UU W. 8&.1-bet'trMD 10:10 p.m. ud I a,m, boa BlYd., Balba, aDd cbarJ*I . , . Tbte'fu stole the U~S., an s wttb poaalioa ot mu1· ttate l.DI! dty nap trom tilt -••• Allrod lal4er liar-No...,.t Booch City Hall flac· rut, 58, ot 20?! Newport B1td,, pole sometime bthr... lO Ceotral Newport. was urutld minutes past mtdldlbl ud at S a..m. at PaUsaCS.s Rd. aod t :15 a.m •••• A bicycle n.lotd MaeA.rtll.ur Blt'd,f Bl.ct Bay. at $100 was atoleo from "tbe aDd cbarl9d wtth posstPlOD p.rage of John s. Hall, 160'7 ot dancerous dl'up ••• Koroly Sandalwood Lane, Ba;r'Uett, be· Sr.lgetnrt, S4, of3U<lM1chlpo tween 6 p.m. Feb. 12 andfp.m; Ate., Costa Mtsa, was stopped Feb. 13 ... Clttrord Oudt.J. by poUee at Newport Cea.ter 1705 Sherlngtoo Pl., Newport Dr. and E. Coast Hlgbttay at Heilhts, reported hls car wu 1:45 a.m. and charged with stolen between !:30 a.m. Feb. BO..L D. WHrTMU. t'lce. drlring under the fntlueace of 10 and 12:20 p.m. Feb. 1S, presideat a.ad maia!IV ot tbl alcobol. while It was parted at hts Secu:rlty Paeltlc Hatloaal BIU: • THURSOAY, FEB. 10 residence .•• A suitcase COO· Ill Newport Ctoter. bU bMD Albert Otto Schmitt, 46, of talnlng clothing and jewelry elected prestdeat of tbe M., ... Z654 Vista Dorado, tbe Bluffs, worth about $1 ,100 n.s stolen port Ceoter Au0e1attoG. Ke was arrested at Eastblutf Dr· trom in front ot the door of succeeds James P. Feltoa or and Jamboree Rd. at S a.m. Joanne Johnson, 1 '705 Sherin&:· A'co Flaaoelal Serrieea. Otber and charged wtth drlvtog tmder too, Newport Heights, wheo her omcers are Frank A. Rbodu the Influence of alcohol • • • husband reportedly set:thesult-Jr. of Causey and Rhodes JDd Books valued at $80were stolen case down as they were return-Tony FreDCb ofColdweU. Bulk· sometime during the day from tng rrom a trtp at 10:10 p.m. er &. Company, tlceprealdeDts; the residence ot Betty Jane and went Inside to bang let Lle•eUyn Goodtleld Jr., tbe Jones, 1890 16th St., Newport clothing •. , Barbara Hostetler lrrine Company, secretary,&Dd Heights ••• A bicycle valued of 3627 Sea Breeze Lane Har-Charles E. Scrtbatr, Baat or at $110 was reported stolen bor View Hills, report~ that America, treasurer. other from the ga.rage or Susan Had-$70 was taken from her purse board members an Jaet Bar. dock at 416 N. Newport Blvd., left In the chOir room of a nett, Newport Harbor Chamber Newport Heights, sometime be~ church at 3233 Pacific View of Commeree; Stephen Ge.•ln. tween Feb, 5 aDd 11 :30 Feb. 10 Dr. between 9:20 aDd 10:45 a.m. PacttJc Mutual Life lnsurance ... Pollee arrested Darnell • MONDAY, FEB. 14 Company; Lloyd o. Jotmsoa, Dodes, 19, of 783 Shalimar, Eileen Marte Werntz 40 of Jrnne Company; Phil PhlUp- Costa. Mesa, at Zoth St. and. 1949 Port Ramsgate, 'Harbor pldes, Fashion Jsl&nd Mer. Ocean Front, Central Newport, VIew Homes, was arrested at chants' Assn., and Douglas A. at 2 p.m. and charged him 4 p.m. at MacArthur Blvd. aod Ross, Newporter Inn. with possession of marltuana san Joaquin Htlls Rd. and .:.:.=:..::::.::::::.=..=:.:,-::--- .•. Richard Linden Levor, charged with publlclntodcatton Lt:GAL MOnel. 1845 Anaheim Ave., Costa •.. Pollee stopped Joan Ethe-FICTITIOUS BlSDfESS NAME Mesa, was Charged With selling lyn McC ullah, 39, of 5023RJter STATEMENT aleobollc beverages to a mtoor Ave., West Newport, at 6:Z5 The follo'lring periOD tsdotng. when pollee arrested him at p.m. at 48th st. and Neptllle business as: OWners Contract ... the Newport Beach pollee sta-Ave., West Newport, and lng Service, 1707 Westcwr tion. charged her with driving under Drive, Newport Beach, Ca llt, • FRIDAY, FEB. 11 th e Influence of alcohol ••. 92660: Oooald R, Ward, 1115 NEW .. tc:l IUMI DISCOUNTS UP TO 5350 w,':'.fo"w 111CIIl A tool box and tools worth A portable ba.rbeeue tmJt valued Kings Place, Newport Beach, about $65 were taken from the at $40 was stolen from the CaUl. 9!660. garage ot Walter Cormey, '7302 patio of Oennls Osborne's rest~ This buslness ts being coa-s.,. • I21Ct2lll67UI ,19071 w. Ocean front, West Newport, den<".e at 4127 Htl.arta Way, ducted by an tndlt'ldual. sometime between feb. 6 and Park Lido, sometime between Signed: D::IMkl R. Ward. 6 p.m. Feb. 11 ... An outbOard noon Feb. 13 and 5 p.m. Feb. This statement filed with the motor valued at $225wasstolen 15 •.. A pistol worth about county clerk of Orange Co.mty from a boatbelongingtoEdward $150 was stolen between Jan. on: Jan. 31. 1972, bJ BeYerlJ Winslow Cox, 930 W. Ocean 24 and Feb. 14 from the resi-J. Maddox, deputy county clerk. front, Balboa, while the boat dence of Lee Smith, 304 St. Publlsh: Feb. 3, 10, 17, Z4. was at his rental yard at 3424 Andrew's Rd., c utt HaYen. t97Z, 1n the Newport Harbor VIa ()porto, Lido Shops area, • TUESDAY FEB 15 Ensign. F.15600 between 5 p.m., Feb. 10 and Gordon Thomas'c onnolly 28 10 a.m. Feb. 11 •.• Rink anrl Joy Connolly, 27, ~er; LIGAL. Mt)T1C• Weunberg reported a motor. arrested at 3:30 p.m. at their FICTrttOlB BlEIKESS NAME cycle stolen from near tus rest-residence a.t 3000 Cliff Dr., STATEMENT dence at 2110 E. 16th St., New-Newport Heights, and charged The following person tsdoLnc port Heights, between 6:30p.m. with possession of marijuana bustoess as: Commercial Fur· Feb. 10 and 6:30a.m. Feb. 11 for sale .•. Pollee clla.rged ntture Salts Company, 1?07 •.. A charge of burglarl.Zing Allen Roy Flagg, 2Z, am Rob-Westcwr DrtYe, Mnport a motor vehicle n s placed ert Peter Vordale, 22, With Beach, Callf.: Donald R. Ward, aga.Inst David Frederick Bal. possession of ma rituaoa after 116 Kings Pla.ce, Newport lash, 19, of 55 12 River Ave., arresting them at 6:40 p.m. Beach, Callf. West Newport, after pollee ar-at their residence at 6804 w This bustness ts being coo ... rested him at 5:20 p.m. at Ocean Front, West Newport •• : ducted by an lndiYld-.1, 54th St. and River Ave ..• Eileen Marie Werntz, 40, was Signed: Dooakl R. Ward. Donald Joseph Sm ith, 43, of arrested at 3 p.m. 1n froot This statement ftled w:ltb tbe 1823 W. Balboa Blvd., Central of her home at 1949 Port Rams-county clerk of Orange County Newport, was arrested at 11:55 =te, Harbor VIew Homes, and n Jan 31 1972 by "-erh &-o : .•• ~·"I p.m. at 22nd St. and Ocean charged with publlc lntOxtea-J. Maddoz, deputy cOtmt}'clerk. Front, Central Newport, aoo tlon ... Jewelry valued at p bUsh Feb 3 10 17 24 u : • • • • • charged with driving under the $1,365 was burglarized from 1972, In the Newport Harbor Influence of alcohol .•• Murray the residence of susan Jane Lloyd Peters, 26, ot30Z3 Ktlly-Cagnoll, 1447 Galaxy Rd ., Dover brooke Lane, Costa Mesa, and Shores, between 8:30 a.m. and David Mi chael Quigley, 26, of 4:30 p.m .•.• Jewelry worth 2192 Placentia AYe., Costa about $4 000 was taken from Mesa , were arrested at "A" a purse' at the residence of St. and Balboa Blvd., Balboa, George Joseph Hestk, 4645Roz- at 7 p.m. and charged wttb bury Rd., Cameo Shores, some- burglary .•. Ronald James time between 11 a.m. and 1:30 Gerada, 23, of 2025 Wallace p.m. St., Costa Mesa ; Salvatore Gregory D'lppollto, 23, of 155 BADHAM REAP POINTED U you .,.. a Otw'IXUMr, know. of a IWtftiomti the Harbor Atu Who not been welcomed, ..... t..o< by calliDg Harbor Visitor betw ... and 10 a.m. and llbe Roc hester St., Costa Mesa; and Kevin WUllam Sekulsld, 21, of 1837 Maple St., Costa Mesa, were arrested at 3 a.m. at Jasmine Ave. and E. Coast Highway In Corona del Mar and charged with burglary ••• Pollee stopped Willard Elmer Ryan, 45, of 3608 Marcus Ave., West Newport, at 1 a.m. at 2318 W. Newport Blvd. and charged h1m with driving under the intluence of alcohol. call OD yo\ll friiad. .Uuab&e informatiOn and Assemblyman Robert E. Bad-from triencUy ~~~~ ham, (R) Newport Beach, has rU'tDS wbich • • SATURDAY, FEB. 12 been reappointed to the As~ II =~~to=~ bor bocomo sembly committee 011 ways and blr DIW means, revenue and tuatlbn, water, aod governmental organ. izatlon, and as cbairmao or the Joint committee oo atomic development aDd space. NEW 72 GALAXIES .. lc:I'901US1U,DISCOU"!:0~P TO WINQOW mcrra NEW '72 TORINO$ .. lc:l IUS1U DISCOUNTS UP TO saoo FIOM WINDOW SllCIII FOR AL\.. OF YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS ROBER TSON -SADL EI R Insu rance 3333 E. eo ... ""'. Co..,no dol Mar -Tel.,...,e "67l-38SO The Newport Harbor Yacht Club reported that an 8-foot "sabot" boat worth $150 wa.s stolen from the club dock at 8th St. and the bay, Balboa, sometime between noon aDd 4:30 p.m. . • • Stereo tapes n.lued at $50 were taken from John Marrtn Owen's car whUe It was puked at hi• relddeoce at <lOOZ Channel Pl., West New- port, between mWlnJ&fll: aDd 10:30 a.m. . •• Joseph M. Patottl, 29, of Z23 Grant St., Newport Sbores, was arreattd at 1 a.m. at !500 w. CoNt. Hwy., Mariners Mile, IJid ell&rl'd wtth petty thl!ft •• , A petty theft cb&rl" wu alao lodpd aplnll Gary Doupuo Orcll~ 19, .of Z927 P-" Lue. Colta Mea, after pollee urtotod him at 1000 Bay...,. Or., Newport .•• Ck~Cb~Dc n.hlld. at fllt na nportld ololeo oomtllme dar!Jif lbo day frOm a clatMIU.. at tbl rea .. !1oDco of lllellard Kl-U, 70l lfellot:ropl 4.,.,. COfOaa dill MaDJ eDII:omera 1a our ar• are lateruttd lD tb.e receot coonntoo of buJl.Dna telepboou from nat-rat• to meu.red--nte aerYlce, This COD'rtrsioa .,.. recom~ b7 tiM CaliJondl Poblle UUUU• Com- rnlii:Soa ta Dtctatoa "tmbtr 1491'7 t...t MOfemblf e, 1961. lD Ita 1>eeto1oo. ... Comm--• Ito -loo lllal m--ralo le'11ee CbUCM are mon 4qlit&bll tbu nat-rate eentee blcau• tb.,-are ~~ to tbt amoul ot. IU'Ylee ued. Tbe COII"ferstoa .,..,....., ,_.,...-117 lbo eom .. -statt .... IIIPllod to lbo FEB. 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