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SITE Board nears U Ute mooey eao be fouod ... acttoo oa planl to baUd a boue property andpresene It asp(j).. aod federal f'IDds to buy Mr. 22 years aco tbat ended 1D pub-
perhaps 18 mueb u a quarter 00 one ot 3 vaeut lots ad))ID-Uc open space. HUJ&reo'J lot and. 2 otber n-Uc PQI'' -se of the correal b d I k
ot a· mlllloo. dollar a --tbe me tbe famous Ylew stte. Tuelday n.lgbt, Mr. Hlllgreo•s cant lots adJOlDJ.ng u. ln&ptraUOD Potnt Yin-puk, told U ge 0
Insplrattoo Polot Yin site lD Carl c. BllJcreo ot Bay reqttest to build hJs bouse rlgbt Wilb M.r. Hll.Jgreo's lot re-the Co1.11cU. "Tbe next ceoer-• •
Corooa del Mar maybeeJP&Dd-Sbores ls aeetlDc l{lpi'Oftl to up to tbe edge of tbe Ocean ported.Jy valuedatalmost$100,. atloo wlU tbank you for wtat-Adoption of a $37.4 millioo
ed eallhrard. build oo a lot oa the steep Blvd. right or way, lnstet.d of 000 and tbe otber 2 Iota at ever you can do to preserYe dollar budget fotlheoert scbool
Tbe seareb tor dollars YU bluff slope )l8t to tbe east tbe "USual 10-toot setl».ct, was sllghtty less, acqtdsltloo costa this nat111al resource. FRANK HRUZA, who has been a Uons Club member since year ts expected to be okayed
started Tuesday DJcbt wben a of luptraUOn Point. WbeD tlU on Tue5day's cocmcU agenda. could make the 3pueelsamoog Also ari!:Ulnfr: tor oubUc ac~ Bellevtne, Kansas, days In 1932, will be bonored as "Mr. nut Tuesday night by the New-cro~ of Corooa delMar rest-pla.nl became kDown euber Oppooeois of Mr. Htllgren's tbe moM expensive eYer boogbt qutJttioo were George Hall.. Fish Fry'• this week-end at the Costa Mesa Fah Fry. Newport-Mesa scbool board.
deats COOY1nced tbe Newport tills moath. a dri'fe ns started plans used the occulon to talk here for pubdc use. Myra Alves, Robert Sbettoo. He became a member of the Costa Mesa Lions ClUb tn The budget Includes an
Beach City Comcll to deJay to get tbe ctty to bvJ let tbe the Council toto seeking state The Coooctl obyed a motion aDd Josepb Kern, aU of wbom 1950, and he and hls wife, Laura, haven't mlssed working across-the-board 5 per cent
by CoUPCUman Carl Kymla to Uve near lnsptraUon Po1Dt. in the a.nmal Fish fry since then. Here Frank Is shown pay raise forscDoolemployees, B A L F R E E Z E delay actioo tor 2 weeks oo Mr. Mr. HUJ.gren argued that tlU In hts tam!Uar role as Lions Club treasurer, bandllng the funds for a new dental insur-
HU..J.cren's plans, meanwblledl-proposed bouse would bioekoo-casb, a job he has held since 1955 and from wtuch he will ance plan, and a quarter of a
rectlng tbe elty staff to seek ly a very small portion of the retire at the end of June. Pictured with him are Marguer-mllUon dollars for reading 1m-
money from federal reYenue~ sea vie• trom Oceu BlYd. tte Ma.rsaOOon, Miss MermaM of 1972, at len, and current provement programs.
sharlog funds allocated to Or-Councilman Richard Croul Miss Mermaid contestant Jeanette Fries. fish Fry activity A property tu rate reduction I S E XT E N D E D ange Collllty and a special state pointed out that "tbe ooly rlew wm begin this Friday, June 1. The big parade, with Les of aOOut l~ per $100 of as-
tund created from revenootur-blocked would betbeYiewdowa-Josephson of the L. A. Rams as grand marshal, w!U be sessed valuation would be pos.
pluses. ward --YOU would still be held Saturday morning, and the Miss Mer maid judlng will sible under the oow budget, but J~.me I 1s the deadUoe for able to see a.ll of tbe ocean be a Sunday afternoon bighllgtlt. the totalta.J:bttewouldbesllgbt-pe~~:~;'~~~=~: ~:~a::~:mc~~~m~tr":~: §~'ls5U~~the~=::~:~ ~~:~t:r~~.ater and tbeCOAST DUPLEX !~~s~~~~use:ndcr:: A eootroverstal moratoriwn
making 1t tougfl for develop..
ers to build anythtng bigger
lbaD a small d'C)les-oa the
Balboa Peninsula was ezteod-
ed Tuesday for an ack:Utional 8
months.
wbO autboredtheorlgioalmon-deocesls causingcwercrowding by wblch state oftldals wtll lllrougtl tbe bOOget part by part
torJum, called for Ule eden-1n Balboa. decide wbat to do wttb aome WILLIAM REES. DIES Tuesday ntgbt and ls erpect-
The emergency moratorium,
Imposed oo Feb. 12 for 120
days, was extended by a 6-1
vote of the City Co~mcll. 1JDder
the moratorium, iol)eelal build-
Ing use permits are required
for multi-famUy residences
with floor space e:rceed!ng 150
alon. Meanwhile, city planoers Richard Crout, lbeootycoun-$50 mUUoo 1n surplusret"enues William A. Rees, 59, of 136S BAN IS ASKED ed to vote approval next Tues-are working on king-range de-ctlman to oppose tbe extension., earmarked tor publlc open W. Baker st., Costa Mesa, was da
velOpment plans tor tbe pen-called tbe Ughteootrol measure &pace acquts:IUoo. buried this week lnprin.te ser-~·Ills week's meeting also ln~
insula. ''a aumbers game deaUng wltb Co~.mcilman Jom store, who vices at Pacltlc VIew memorial Newport Residents United bas ''At one of your meetings,·· eluded the appointment of 2 aew
"Wben these plans are com. how many people are going to represents the district lowbich part, Harbor View Hills. He asked tbe South Coast Regtooal the NRU letter reminds the elementary school prlncipals.
p1ete aod become a part ot tbe Uve 011 the Peninsula. I thougtl.t Insplratl.oo Point Is located, died Mooday at Hoag hospitaL Conservation Commission to commission, "the deputy attor-Mrs. JeanlDe MacKinnon, now
general p!aD tor tbe city, th15 down-zoo.lngwas adea.dissoe." soupt a 4-W'eek delay, to e:r-He ls survived bybJsmotber, use Us powers to stop the coo-ney general indicated that the acting principal at Prestdlo
moratorium w1ll be Ufted," Mr. Mayor Dona.ldMclonis said he tend past the June 15 date. ID~ Margaret Rees, aM a slster, strucUon of d~le:res that are commission can consider in-scbool, will become prtoctpaJ
Rogers eJ;~Iaioed, "M~bile, siCli)OJ'ted the moratorium ex-stead a progress report on VIrginia PauJsoo. both ot Costa replacing single-family bomes creased density as an adverse ill September at M011te Vista
we Deed the moratorium to keep tension "because building can possible tuod1Dg wtll be made Mesa. near the ocean front. entroomental effect !lOder the school.
development at a mlnJmum." go on, wtth use permits, and at the June 11 CowcU meeting. Mr. Rees, wbo had worked as ta a Jetter last week the en~ law, aDd that the commission Paul Twedt or Huntlngtoa
beca-use this wtll all be cleared T. Duncan Stewut of SbOre a roofer, had U•ed bere for tbe vtronment. oriented 'citizens need not comply with locah.on-Beach, now a princl.pal In Glen-
up when the ~neral Plan 1s CUlts, wbo led a stmUar drive put 15 years. ft'OIC> reminded the coast com-fog if this is a.n existing da.n-dale, wtU tate over at Harper completed." N.B. ASSAILS
'BIG SISTER'
What amounts to aD oftlclal "There are oo.ly 2 single
Newport Beach eell8UTe of a family ctwel11ng:s to the area
member or tbe South Coast where thosft d~le:res are to
RetPonal Cao.aerntton Com-be bunt," Mayor Melwl1s aid,
mtsaloo wu haDded doWD eu}J CoUDCUman Richard Croul
y __ , ""'""" dltrlDI ... •.bor&<tor!Molllro. --u
emotlciDal afb:et bJ the City "blc a.ter watcb1nc O'tW Ql."
CouoeU. "We wtU Uk tbe llate attor-
JIIdy Rosener of Lido Isle, a ney geoera1 woo bas &Oa1.ng
member of tbe SCRCC, wu authority ln Newport Beacb and
caUed "btglllter''byooecoun-1f be says the cout commts-
cUman and accused of "being slon· doea, then I'll accept that
either bUncl or deUberately dis-as the law," Mayor Mcinnis
tortlng facts" by Mayor Donald satd.
MclDnl.s:. Tile Counctl voted to "I won't,'' repUed.Mr.Croui.
send otftcLal representatives to ''Zoo.log badootblogtodowltb
the next SCRCC meeting to re-the commlssioo's dectstoo,"
fute Mrs. Rosener's st&od oo Mrs. Roaener told the Ellsigo
duplez deYelopment In West yester<la.J afterDOOil. "It was
Newport. strictly a matter of parldng.
Mrs. Rosener yesterday Tbe cit} wants to increase tbe
called the attacks "immature density of lbose lots by putting
emotlooallsm" and repeated a d~lues wbere slngle-famUy
charge tbat tbe city government bomes enat, aDd require ooly
Is "aslnJne lD Its approach to one puking aplCe, Mea.nwhl\e
soiYlDg tbe borreodous tralftc tbe pubUc access to tbe beach
aDd parting problems tn New. Is <Hmtntsbed by overcro•ded
port." paril:iog.
Source of the Council's wrath "Tbe CO!.Ilcll shouk1 read
was a denial earUer this mootb the law and tbey'U t1od that
by the SCRCC of plans by Dana tbe commis.sion dOes, 1Ddeed,
Smitb, a Jocal real estate de~ bue tbe power to deny per-
veloper, to build 3 d~lexes tn mlta tn tbe eoutal zone when
West Newport oo Jotaoowoecu-s:ucb permit. <Hmtnlsh public
Pled bJ slDgle-f:lmllydwellinp. access to beacbes,'' Mrs. RWII-
Tbe city bad obJed tl1s plans, e.ner ctatmed. "Aod 1 am nat~
but tbe SCRCC, created by tered tbat tbe Mayor th1.nks I
Proposition 20 to control coast-dtd this alone. It takes 6 com-
at d~elopmeot a.ld no. mlaa10ltel's to deoy a permit."
Mayor Uclnnts bad a ~pe Tbe City Coaoell directed
recordJ.oi ot the SCRCC beu-tbat the ctty attorney and a
Log lD the Smith case played councilman attend Mare SC-
over the Ctty Cowacil adc:lreu RCC meettnp: to eJ;~lain cit}
syltem. Tbe reeordla1 wu ZOillng poUcJea.
Ia.rcelJ 11llntell1glble. CoiiD<:Umao Paul Ryckotr
Mayor Mclluds crttlci.Jed saJd he felt tt wu "~:~D.Setm
Yrs. Roaeoer•s clalm tbatmoatty tor tbe COWJCU to pel'Soo-
of Welt Newport Lt made~ ot aUy attack a member of the
linrle-flmllJ ruideoeu. commJuion."
Slh Ave. route opposed
Objectiolls came trom Goldie LAND USE POPULATION ~~~:7o~ ~:,:;:t1~~th2e0 ~; ge~.;~ buildl.ng permits, even el~~=~~~il ~~~;s pub..
Joseph of the Common Sense r maintenance and enhancemeli. when Issued in compliance with Uc school board meeting
Coalltlon, a gro!C) ot prqM!rty ROVED or the OYerall q-.Uty of the local zooing, must get tbe coast starts a.t '1:30 p.m. t.n tbe
or.-ers here. CONTROLS ARE APP coastal environment. comm1Ss1on's olca.y if construe~ Costa Mesa Higb School ry. (tr~~~ =~· ::e~;~ Rth! "U would seemthattttlsalooe ;t~nd~s 0~ ~ke~~~~wtthin 1•000 ceum.
Peninsula., sa.ld the e:denston Tbe gutsottbeNewportBeach development sta.Ddards still wotald Justify your denying~~ "Newport Bellcb is 11Sf!d Pti-M B II
would mean that "peoplewtllbe geaeral plan--tbe ~ts deal~ must be worked. ouL mlts wW.cb would resa.lt 1D m-marUy In tbe swnmer and oo ary e e
dented tor ooe year tbe rlgbt lne with laDd UH udpopulatloo Geoen.l ~Uoa. deolltJ erautd diDsl.ty 1D the ocean weekeDC!s bf cttluns wbo are
to bulk! oo tbelr PI"'OtttJ.'' crowtb ·-were apprOYed Toes-CU14ei1Dea lcK tDOIIl of tbe elt:J froot ud bi.J areaa 1D Newport DOt tortwtt eDOGibtoUYetar T b" d"
Gtl F•cu-. bead ~ d&J li&tlt aftllr moatha of plu-an t.Delii!Jed, 1101ren:r lD tbe Beacb." tbe letter ald. the water "a.ystb&"NRU letter 0 tas tes
CE'E£0, t Pfo -d8t'ei:lpmeut Diog ud argtmeot. ptan elemeats aclapte<!Tuetd&y. At a recent meeUnc: ot tbe ·· ADJ Lne~e .. e 1.t1 houatnr deD~
IJ'Ot(), dalmtd tbat requlrtnr Aceepttng almost aU of tbe After a prtn.te COBSOlt1ng coast commission, which co.n-sttY will directly afl'ect the Mary Belle Tobias 67 o1
a use permit at.-tdges people's suaesttoos tbe ctty Pta.n.ning firm waned last A.u(ost tbit trots coa.staldenlopmeot under availablllty of access to tht 240 Hazel Dr Corona •del Mar
rtgtl.ts. Commission made on Uay 17, present growth treads would tbe authority of ProposJtion 20, beach to those woo do not lin will be entombed today, May 31:
"It's not those of us wbo when It reviewed tbe plus, the pack 112,000 people 1Dto tbe permits to buBd3tjuplezesoear In tDe area. The questlon is, in Pacific View memortalpart,
Uve here who cause over-City CoUDCU adopted both tbe city by 1990, a p.l of tmder the ocea.o. In WeitNe~twere shOUld Ule ma.ny inland rest-HarOOr View Rills. Sbe died
crowding," M:r. Ferguson ar-land U5e and populatioo ele-100,000 wu coosldered bJ the dented. Judy Rosener,commis-dents be denied access so that Tuesda at Hoag hospital
gued, "but visitors, wbo are meats. Changes could still be planoers worldng 011 tbe gen. ston member wbo Uves on Udo those who can alford to Uff> at Servl~-es are schedul~ for
oow being brQucbt down on a made when the entire general era I plan. lsle, led the tight against the the beach can have more 11 a m In Pacl!ic View cbapel,
25-cent bus llne." plan comes 141 for review later "Witb too elements ap;aroved duplexes, cJaJmtog tDat ln-access?" with· t~ Rev Bruce Kurrle of.
Boatyard ~rator Blaclde this year. Taeaday night. we cao. pro)ect creased population density de-The NRU letter is signed by fictatln ·
Ga.darlao called the bukU.ng Basically, the city fathers abolt 101,000," saJd RodDey creases parking anJiable to the Elaine Ltnhoft, recently elected Mr s gTobl.as a Texas native
control a~oach to po()ulaUoo decided agalnst down-r.oning Gunn, city adnnced pla.nning public near the beaches. chair mao of the gro~. bad U~ed her; ror the past 48
problems the lor ked-tongue older resideotlal areas of the administrator. wbo bU been LAN years She was the wtdow of
syndrome ·-It's too cro~ cit}, but clamped stif!er con-largely responsible for draw-N B BACKS REAGAN p BtU Tobias, pioneer Realtor In the IU'e boat so you get out. trots tball ortglnally proposed tng q) tbe general plan. in the Ka.rbor Area and past
Supporting tbe moratorium oveT fUture residential ~el-Mr. Guoo said be 15 "very • • r ld tor the Ne rt Har-
exteulon were Elaloe Llnbotf, opm11ot. bappy wUb tbe City Cocmcll Governor Ronald Reagan's Uon signatures from register-~~~c::ca Mesa &ar"rofReai-
Laytoo stantoo, steven Barnard, Pla.nned Irvioo Co. develop-a.Dd Plannlng Commlsstoo de-tu reform initiative got of-ed voters ls Jwe 9. tors
Allan ~t, Barbara Eastman ments oo the old Camaways clsions 00 laad use and popula-nctal bactlng rrom the cuy Locally, petitions are being ·
and Harry Camp. stte near Welitclltf and tt 2 tlon growth.'' of Newport BeacbTuesdaynigtrt circulated by Mrs. Dunc.ao
Mr. Camp, who lives a.t 13ZO sites near the Newporter loo "Cttlzen interest bas been when the City Council voted Stewart aod Cynthia Bwmell.
E. O::ean Front. said be Is a wlll be rutricted to 15 dweD -generated: DOW," M.r. Glllll said, unanimoUilY to go on record Signatures are also being taken
member of a citizens's grcxc> tog units per acre, and lrYine "aod will probably coottDue as ln raror of the measure. . at Forgit's Hardware Store In
studying the ;>opulation prob-must come ~ wtth a plall tor we progreu tbroogb otber ele-The ln1tlat1ve, wtlich would Celltral Newport.
lem on tile Pantnsula. Re ctaJm-substantial p!Jlllc open space ments of tbe geoeral plan." put a cetUng on property tu u the lnitiatlv(' becomes law
ed that llf't1ng the moratorium 1n the pro~ts. The Deli element o1 tbe plan rates and set ~ other stare through voter approva l in No-
aM allowing MI development The residential growth ele-up for coo.s1deratloo bJ tbe taJ changes , needs 525,000 pe-vember, property tax rates
•ould lDcrease tile popuia.tt.oo. ment approved Tuesday for the planners &Dd cocmcllmen l..s tbe tltioll signatures in the state would be troun at current lf>v.
to an85-acre area of the Pen-general plan reUes heavily oo ell'"iroomeotal elemeot,upect. Ill order to quauty for the els, tu surpluses In Mcr£>
Lnsula from the present 3,477 "specific area plans" and de-ed to be debated 1D September. ballot. Governor Reagan has years •ould be refUnded to tax.
to S,510. tailed deveklpment plans for sun ahead are tbe t:ransporta-said he would call a special payers, and overall annual re-
''We are trying to preserve certain parts ot the city. He•-ttoo a.od commUidty facllltJes November election U the mea-venue Umits would be set !or
a way ot We that represents port Sbores. tbe Banning tract, elements. sure qualities. the state government.
stabiUt}, and not deYe)Opm~t tbe Balboa Peninsula and Bea-Tuesday's actioo oo la.Dd use Deadline for getting the petl-
alooe," Mr. Camp said. coo BaY are amoogareaswhere ~u::U.:.!.:....,;·~~ Slate gives traffic grant
T ourisl expense s 1 million t~~:-:r ~ Newport Beacb has recelYed
Does tt cost Newport .tax-burden. Nor does tbe report de.-eklpmeot studllrdl: to make a $161 ,000 state grant to fl.
payers almost $1 mJWoo a retlect the LDcoovenieoce lUI-the plu eaforee&ble will be nance a oew trt.mc dlvisloo
year to be unwilling bosts to fered by property owners be-worked out lD tbe pla.Dnlng de-Ln tbe pollee department.
beacb tourists? cause of tourists." partment lDd sCimttted to tbe Thf> t'lmds will be used to
Mr WJDD admitted that com~ City CGG~.clla.ndPJanningCom-add 7 tramc omcers, S traf-
That's tbe tmpress:too eiYtD t.ng uP wttb hard, accurate ttg .. mtssloo. nc aedans, z motorcycles and
before this oe• grant becomes
effective. Now the pollee will
have a CIITreot, meaningful dab
base to work from," be said.
Ruth Throp
dies at S1
,{uth Throp, long-time
Corona dtl War resident and
for mer manager o! the Costa
Mesa ttlgb scbool cmteria, died
May 20 in 'Mea, Ariz., tbe En-
sign learned yesterday.
Mrs. Tbrop, 57, d!.ed unex-
pf>ctedly at a Mesa hOq:~ita.l.
Burial serv1c:es In Riverside
last week werE> conducted by
Dr. Phi Up Murray of the Cor-
ona del Mar Coogregatlollal
Chur ch.
by a report this week bf City ares 00 beach lncome and exp other tra..m c equlpment,lnchld-cn!:~~-:. ~ ~ ~m:r ~bar· favor aome ~ana:; ~~~~u: ~sd::n~ .:~::c:.:l:occ:i. Promontory ln~~!~~ of tbe De~ dh1sloo
week aptut .m, tbl 5tb RomiO'IrDII'I DOribol:5tbAYe. beach tneome &Dd expell8U, Jected beea09e of tbe lDcreued already okayed by the Clt:J
Police Capta.tn Richard Ham-
iltoo, t.n charpofProjeetTRlP,
wlll also coordlllate the new
traftlc d1Ylsioo program.
The Throps Uved in Corona
del Mar tor about 20 yeus
before moving to Preseott,
Arit., tbe tlrst of this year.
Mr . Throp worked for the J. C.
Penny Co.
Water bugged in Newport A-... eorrldcr m eoro., oel baYe ~ tbat tM poll ur. wynn comes ~ wlth an. nluattoo of property oear tbrt Bay flooded Council, will begin JulY 1, Mu to ba1lcl a major roed W'U DOt ~11 taterpr~ lacome of $47'5,:550 and expen-, 1, Mayor Oooaid Mclnofs an. Newport Beach 1.5: buqed. tbe beao:ll bop bep.n eomiDc
for tnftle -.-tbt c:om-IDd tblt tbe Coroa& 4111 Mar c11tures of $1 tU '129. belcbes. be told tbeleC~~~ oounced late last weet. O't-er tbeKemOtl.llDa.yweeC-1D la.st wHk-end. untty .... -... tr...,.y woald ·proridt a more • ' "oor tbe tocreued sa s ~ end and ap )'UtVdaJ ocean "Tbere's oot mllcll w cu
m · e&ettte ftJ ofl'OUittllgtnfftc As a rt1ult, CouocllmaaCar1 pae.rated bJ tourist busioeu-Promoetory Bcr, wblch 1a City U.anacer Robert Wynn. bel.~bes bare.,.. ~wttb do al:xKrt tbem,•· be 'Ill~
In a lttter to tbl Newport arouM eoro. del Mar Kymla. wbO uked tor the re ... u .'' r•UJ a t&aoaa. Is DCJtb1Dc bat said tbe new tnmc dl"--'lqo h~ ol thoulodl of dead ''eJ:cept try to 8COOp tblm ._,
B•eb Cl.tJ COUDCII. tbl u-Tbl H~DII'a ~ let port, bU started a S pr'()Opd Ne1tblt dkt tber.portlncludt mud thit wet. could "redt~te deaths, lDJUries "il.lDk bup:." a bMtle ft.rlet)' wtth oar -o..e• c ....... «~,.._
IOCII.Uoa. upruedhac re1J-t.r a capy 01 wtdcb ~ ; attack 011 tbe tourtat "dtDctt.'' about $1St,OOO otunalcttriD-Tbe 1ntDe Co. pro )let ud prop.rty dama.., due to il:bow'll ldeatlfteall1 u colf(C)~ menL ..
deatl ot tbt t.t Homea dt-.memt-a (II tM triDIIportaUon At Mr. Kymii'IIQCIHtiOD. tiM come from a:ueb bel.cbtront OCIIJOIIIte Bdlol IUuld wu tra.m.c acctdeots: by oslllc a tera. Dl DlES
•olcpmeol ca ... .oal lD ll-_, -·-roealla elty-olJI, JW-• u tbo ~ llaJ'•-s-, -u _,. --•ledl" .,_ "W doll'!-..,. tboy S.C. HDLLA~ R ~ ~
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TH~HAR-AREA'S OFFSETNEMI!ii'N'ER
Ol&e .......... ,a..t ............... ..
2721 L cMN flwr.; C.... ... t.lw, CWIL 92625
TELE,.aNE: 17~ (-Co<1o 1141
1111 ~T tt.u..IOA IN SIGN lick o.ly .....,.,_ prta&ed and
p ttl'"" Ill dM: a.-,. of. Newport ~. aed dN oaly loc:aJJy ~td ... .,..we~ ....,... iD tt. NcWJICI't ~ Me.-Ar-.
NM hi -illy. 011 'llhlrtcMy. Sec:oed dNI JM*IF paid ac ec.-
..,M.r,Calil.
THE NEWI'Of.T HA..oll ENSIGN-adjudcoed ro" a -.per of .-.1 dra.a.doo by towt cleeut No. A·:Z0178 llbecd May 14, 19.51 ,
i. s.pm.. Cowc lor lboe County of Oranp, Sc.u of c.J.i~. •nd by
,_ tiMno{ i. ~Uiliflad to pu.biW. all pu.~k hOtic:a required by law.
All VO E. KAAPA . . . . . . O.OU and P\lb&b.t.
PIIG HAAI'A . . . . . . • . . .~tc Editor
SU.ICRII•TION RATES
Ia .....,_ Ana : 0..: ycu, JS.OO; l yun, S 8.00
Out of Hubor ku: One yqr, 16.00; 2 ,un, SJO.OO
~~.. .£«; ~ .JI.p
ARVO E. HA.APA, owner and publisher of the Ensi gn
~00~
*TAX UMITATION INITIATIVE
Politicians who !Ike to spend taxpayers'
hard earned money are crying out In pain
over Governor Reagan's tax limitation
Initiative. That fact alone Is proof that
the governor's proposal Is bad for the
big spenders and good for us taxpayers.
The governor Is trying to limit the
amount of money that the state of Calif-
ornia can take from us without oor con-
sent. The proposed tax limitation Is fig-
ured on a percentage basis. We now pay
about 1!. 75 per cent of our Income In
state taxes. Under the governor's con-
stitutional amendment, this percentage
woold be reduced g radually to 7.15 per
cent over a period of 15 years. That
represents about a 20 per cent reduc-
tion.
Governor Reagan makes this hopeful
observation In his appeal for support
tor his taxpayers crusade: "If the amend-
ment passes In California, perhaps other
states --even the federal government
will follow suit."
How about a prestdelltial candidate In
1976 who will camii&!&n on a national
program of placing a similar tax limi-
tation on the federal government! Such
a measure coold stop our nation from
Its headlong plunge Into bankruptcy. Ron-
ald Reagan could well be the 1976 can-
didate to restore the nation to fiscal
sanity.
• • •
• ONE WAY TO HELP ENERGY CRISIS
There's a lot of viewing with alarm
about Impending shortages in power, gas
and oil, and talk of possible rationing .
Car pooling , walking, bicycling and motor-
cycling will help ease the fuel problem .
As for the electric power problem, there's
one readily apparent step that could be
taken Immediately. How about cutting
down on some of that excessive lighting
on streets and shopping centers? The
prime example that comes t o mind Is
that super-lighted showc ase of shopping,
Fashion Island. It's lit up !Ike a Christ-
mas tree. We coold do without much of
that spectacular boul"t ..rd lighting and
also some of th" otaze of lights In the
parking lots.
The Little Giant
(CooUDued from lut week) bad bHD 1n operatioo tor years
By FR4HCIS HORV4TH a.od-be lett tbal !be Jolin.
So much for tbe blstorlcal rUes Come Latei:J' abod:j be
data oo tbe trlumrtrate of Wal. more tolerant ot tbe odor's aDd
ter Loocmoor, the late Jerry be coastderate ol the eq.)Oy-
Spangler, wt.l hudled t.be troot meDt of 50-80 employees that
omce, aod tbe Uttle Giant, put food Uld mooey oo tbelr
Tommy Thomas, wbo super-tables aod mooey b' the mer,
•l&ed open.Uoos. cbants.
Tommy's parents came trom Later, tbe cann!OC' buslne•s
Astros Greece a.od Uved 1n became less acUve I.Dd Tommy
Locc Beach. In 'u43 at a gath-blamed the use of strq •UI.\sf
erlng of Greek trieods and ret-detergents bJ the rt~sideots lbat
atlves Tommy met Beabice destroyed tbe otr-sbore te_,
Pa.gonis, who became tUs wife beds and caused the mackerel
that same year and iD 1949 to mon farther away b-orn
Thoma s A. T~mas Jr. was shore. This made ftsllf.Dg in
born. To-<lay tbey Uve at l2U small boats hazardous IDd tm.
Berkshire Lane In the West-pra:Uca.L Tommy called lt tbe
c Uff area of Newport Beach. 3 p s --people, polluUoa and
Tommy 1s a member of progre55, but at tbe same ttme
the Sea.fa.rlng Lodit! the Shrine be would q~allty U bJ aytng,
and the COQStstorY the Ez "We've bad sevenl bad apells
cl'la.Dp Club and tbe' C bam~ over tbe past 30 years, maybe
of Commerce. He was a cbart-we are ~goingthrougba.ootb
er member 1.D the orgallizatioo er cycle.
of lbe Mariners Bank at 2712 Tbe sale of tbe canaery to
W, Coast Hwy. and served along Uuger-Pac1tic ln 1969 was iD
with hls trteods, Edgar (Ned) escrow for 2 yean, durlog
HJU, 0. W. (Dick) Richard. which time tbere were contlD-
Lymaa Farwell, George Hoi-geacles, coodtt:lons, ameod-
.steln, LesUe Petersen, Les ments, nrt.ances, etc., and DDI
Steffensen, John T. Boyd, Sandy Wltil the ale of the cunery lD
McKay, Nelson Neice and the 1972 to Burgess & Donovan
late Judge Karl Lynn Davt.s Construction was the matter
as a dtrector unUI It was sold ttnal1%ed, and the partners could
to the United CaUfornia Bank. retire.
I remember to the ear)ydays Last December, the Uttle
the blast ota horn coming from Gtant suffered a &troke,follaw-
the cannery that broi.e tbe ed by the us~al attendant little
otherwise quiet of the city which strokes, aod today be ls at a
annotmced the arrival of bOat coanlescent borne.
loads of mackerel and Uke a I just want to say t.hJ.s to you,
ton crier called tbe workers Tommy, tbat 1n addttton to the
to come to tbe cannery. I many rewards life has brought
wataMii ~ g.i~Qpell.ng OV~J"*' frilods:, your com-
um CDIIC&1 ulJIDa conveyors,.-~. your rela.tlns ar• aU
after tbsJ ~ cw:bd out b'otr-at your side wt.sbing you .... u
tbe boM ol tbe ti:IQt by a bfg I.Dd pulling for a speedy re-
bose, on tbe1r way Co tbe cook-eovery.
Ltlg vats. Tbe U ttle Gl.a.ot was So, Little Giant, you're the
ther e watching every step ot skipper oow, you are at the
the operation. wheel. Keep tbe boat morlng oo
As I watched I could sense a course, even tbougtl. yoo are a
llarmonious relatlo~hJp be-bit seasick; sail on eYen tbougtl
tween employees and employ-tbere may be rougtl. n.ters
ers, a ldDd of gratefulness for at Urnes. Ju.&t keep chugging
a job, a feeling of war mtb and on and plow througtl the rough
friendship wtth eacb employee wates. On board, you have a
trying to do an outstanding job cargo of BOOO Yisbes, crates
for Tommy, Walter and Jerry. of gratitude for tbe many good
On one occasion, Tommy re-deeds and favors you gave to,
marked bow the cooldng odors others, boxes of good will aod
emanating from tbe s moke stack thanks for your cootrlbut:ioo
offended the newcomers of Lido to tbe commlmity and tust a
Isle and how lle tOOugbt tbat boat load of congratulations and
•hen theY came the cannery stocere hopes for recovery.
LE II ERS TO EDITOR
• "LfV E THE TRtrrH''
To the Editor:
In hi s tlrst pn!sident1al oom-
lnation acceptance speech,
Richard Nl:ron stated:
" ... Let us begill bY com-
mitting ourselves to tbe trlth
-. to see It like it is, and tell
It . Uke Jt Is --to ftDd tbe truth,
and to live the truth --that's
'If bat •e wm do ...
Tllat was almost On years
ago. How much Ioocer can tbe
A me r lean public be decelt'ed
by these empty admJnlstratin
promises?
Yours sincerely,
JuUe Dooochoe
821 BeWs Street
Eut Bluff
• DEATH PENALTY
f:dltor of the En.slp.,
Nearly 5-1/Z m.Jllloa CaUfor.
n1au: toted Jut year to restore
c~Jial p11111bmeot.
. A p(q)kt's DliDdate oo the
luue wu ct.rtydemoutrs.ted
wheD Pr~tloo 17, the deatb
penalty lDJ.U&Un, recelnd a
n.5i faY'OI'abkt tOte.
But ..... Goo<p De-·-jlaD'I Jq:U:latloa to lmp1emeat
the intent of Prop. 17, Senate
Bill 450. Is flctng, at be&t,
an uncertain tlte ill the As-
sembly. Tbe Senate sent U to
tbe Assembly recently oo a 27
to 12 t'ote, bot tmless suttlcleot
pressare Is brougbt to bear oo
members of our Assembly tbe
measure 'lf'l.ll likely be ldlled.
I urge eYery Callfornian wbo
voted tor Prop. 17 last year to
stt down Immediately aDd write
a letter ol SB-"50 StQ)Ort to
their assemblyman, and urge
tbelr relatives, friends and
neighbors to do the same.
SiDcerety,
Keo Brown, state coordina-
tor. Death PeoaltJ Init.laU•e
Committee
LUCILLE LIHDS4Y DIES
Sentces were beld T~~elday
for Lacllle Ltoda.y, 54, wbo
died May Z5 at ber home, 316
otero, tbe Blaffa.
Tbe Ref. Ooa Maddox ottlcl-
ated at aenteea 1D Pacllle View
e-1. Hartx>r Vlorl!IU.. Bur.
tal tol.krlred ill Pulfte VIew
memorial put.
Mu. Ltoday t. 1urfl.ed bJ'
her buat.Dd, Warru; a .:Ja,
Ktt'la LlodaJ of Hewpot"t, aatt LE~Al .HQTICE Z dau~~Qra, Dto>IMIUie, lli&-
FICTITIOII! BII!INESS NAME mood Bar, IDd llorltb ApfeD of Fa.Uertoa.
STATEMENT Bt.b-Ber'""'" o<Cor..,.dal
Tbe lollowllla J)OJ"SOIIladoiDI ~--•~ •-! ~-~ bulalu u : Tbll Yellow Brick ...,. ftl " ... ·-• uu..-...... •
ROOd, 101 lllarlno An •• u. FROM lltE B!
BabJa II'IUd, Ca. usa: EJ.t.. John anawetod, aayina un·
ubetb Au GlrriU, toO TISUD to them all, I indeed baptize
An,, Jfnpori Belch, Calif. you witb watct; but one ~~ twtnrl 111 OOIMtact.d mia.htiet than I cometh, the
bJ .. tldMdtaL latchlt. or wboae •hoe• J am
S•~ 1 not woctby 10 un loo••= he .... ~= IJabltb .... c.u. r.U. aha11 bllptin you with tho
-COIIIIt COLU:GI -...,. -.,-Ctnl • 0
.... [ fl A dlect ID MltJ1t .JG···~ G•
1 a UN a1 1 .. IW I llwa Oirull C.O., Olbld ... no ........ --. .... _._..,occ -~~~ ........ I, a w t' tt1 MJu •••• a ....... lfll-'11_...,_ $ ..
nu •terri wu flWfttla Holy Obott. and with fite:
... c.-, Clark aroruea -· r ... io iA bia b...S. c...., ,. 1101 t, l.t'lJ, '1111-and ho trill lbo<ouply pusp
U.• 1. a IW, _, cllr., hia n-. ...S trill plller II•
by M1 1 111rp1a, do!loiJ 'wlloar lolo hla 1orwor: bo• -w., 10 17 u, u. lbe cltalf bo trill bam trill!
lt'll Ia 1M"~'.....; fire ~adtable. (St. Lab ....... , .. u. ):16. 17.)
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THJS AERlAL PHOTO, ta.teD lD tbe lata SO's or -.rly 40'1,
shows tbe Western Camera tKd.l4l.Dca oo the Rb.l.al at tbt
lower ript corner, bet lbe Udo Slq)l and City a.Jl ar•
is almost ncut. Tbe Udo Theatre buUdfnL.Jbe P. A.
Palmer real estate otrlee a.od st. James Ep1KOPa1 Cbu:rch
can be seeD oo VIa Udo. MulDers Mile wate.r.troot deYel-
opmeot ts well UDder way oo the ot.ber side ol Ute turnina:
basin and Lido Cba.lmet. (Pboto courtesy ot Mrs. Tommy
Thomas.)
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BEST
SCHOOL
SVSTfM
STATI 1o ....
CALIFORNIA
PRIDE In what lbey do 1s sbown by Ne..rport-Mesa school
district St.tJt. Jotm Nicoll aM his assistant, Mrs. Jean
Harmon, as they bang a slpt. in the district ollice l6bby
at 1601 16th St., Newport Heights. The pride Is catching.
Several princlpals 1n the district have asked for sim-
Ilar signs, wtth tbe word ''system" deleted, to hang
In their schools. (Ensign photo.)
MARILYN MANION
~~ Tt•<0 '1'"1 1 fH
Jt'• AH ·Jn . Th.e Plot!, '.•
What about Watr'fatr'
I for on~ am t•red of
wondcrJOg wha! Now, that
IS 3 terrible thmg 10 say
when ~v~rybody IS wupmg
crocodlle tears O"er the
dem1 se of Amcncan
mor;IIIIY Perha.ps I am
overly cymcal, or on the
contrary, tl{ccsstvely naive,
but to my rnmd . John and
Marlha M 1t c ht'll have
~ummed up s1des qu1te
Iiddy (Martha "M r
Pres1dent should r~•gn.'·
John "Any tho ught of th~
Prt ~t d ent res1 gn1ng IS
ndKulous ··)
My own comm~ntary
may look nd~~:ulous an hour
alter 11 goes to pre~s. ~s nrw
~nd terrible revelat ions ar,.
hJTCd each m1nute hy
7ealous reporters On the
nt hcr hand . n111
.::om menttng o n tht" only
1UbJe.::t o r I he ~cason wo uld
luok even more hturre
o r , h~aven forbtd .
SUSP ICIOUS. But I sha\1 no!
dwell upon t hl'. ev1ls o f
con upt10n. power. money.
and so o n The Ncw Yo,-k.
Timu and Washm~eton Post
have .uu.J II all
Will never be <~nswtred
lle.:ause thc heroes and
vlll~ln' h<J\Ie htrn
established pc:r nlanc:n!ly m
pnnt
The apparent purpo&e of
the bru k -in. and of t~e pLan
of wh1ch 11 seems to have
bren a part . was to try and
influence the se lect1on of
the Democntk PresLde nllal
nominee_ SpeCifLcally , the
plotters wanH:d to m~kt
sure that Geor1e McGovern
was no minated. iiS hr would
be the CISLeSI fOJ N1:c0n to
b~t Well, now. that Iuiie
fact ough1 to outrage both
flamtng M cGov ern
supporters and rock·nhb~d
Conservatives who \J pposed
the Sr:\ator As MLGovrrn
~atd r«:ently about hts
nomLn8llon (Ntw t ur,l,
Ttmtr magatlne. MJy ''·
l <)7 J )
"Wh<il I s.a w JS tht" mo~t
ffiOVtng poii!ICJI C)Cpl.'rlt"!lCI."
that had taken place H1 th1~
country 1n many yea". I
found out lah·r. looked on
talr:eovrr of
O'o;-moc ra!IC
i'unch n f
I 0 n g -ha lftd
If 11 wt.r .. I he
thr good old
Party by J
freak s
agrco,.stve women
And now wr fmally
know the trut h GtmJt'
McGo11rrn WQJ a Rtpuhfu-on
plot
Thc A mcncan ~~· Fca turtr
LEGAL HOTIC!
TO MTALL
.... IIIII M .... Uio Da-
OCIIII .......... t '7• n. .-1 ........ 7 .....
wu Mill a1 lilt <lirll Clrl>
nell. lid ..... &Mtltw to
Idle-. will--tMcllll>wu-byiiiO...,.. ._ ,.-a 111n1 troc u-
-~.lllllM-wiD BacllaiiNIM~
11o IMIIU.O u IIHI --loodiM IOG)Ict olnl*c "'""'-: Doll•l """ IDd -.. -Ia .......-. ~-: Bc11ara Cam-1111 Glrll Cllll Ia -.,rf ~ tr.-.; lo Odll.-&. fttlt c....,..l•a ot UMtr ..,._
-.rT:Iflt-IIIIIBat-SlDc<r-!Mionpii!DiolaMft
ty C..,, -•; VIPPda -u.-1 _._
,,..,..., Valma O'llrlft, 4elo-· tllll pro)lct.
' , loi!GAL MOTICI! LI!GAL "MOT!CI! ...,-._-=.:=.:::...:.;.;~o~----------
IIOTICE INVITliiG BIDS
• KOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN U.t lbe Board oiS_,.._I of
·Oru,. 'C01mtJ, Callfonda, wtn recelYe ~ bldl ._,to
1:00 o'clock P.M. OD MODdaJ, tbl lltb day ol J~me, U'IJ, Ua
1110 omc:e o1 !be Cl•t ot !be Board ot s,....-., sth -,
C...., oldlllllri-COI BllldlDL 515 No. Syca-e St.,-
ADa., C~ at wtdeb ttme atd bids w:IU be P't!UclJ
optoad IDd rll4 a,r tile tollowlar.
AIRPORT RON-UP AREA, RUNWAY OIR
Projoc:l No. 11&1-420-151
All ot aid 11JWk to be performed Ln aceorctuau with piau
&Dd II)Hilleatlou wbieb an DI1W oo. tUe I.D tbe omee ol tJM
COODI:)' Clerk 1D tbe Coa.aty Admil:Jfltndoa Butldinc. 515 No.
Sycamore, SliD ADa, Calllota1a..
MlDtmum wap rates for tld.l project bue bleD deterb'li~Md
bJ the Board of Sqpenta:ws by' RuobaloD ?Z-71!, a cop)' ot
wbicb ts 011. tlle 1D the omce of tbe Clerk of tbe Board of
Superrieors.
Bidders• attentioa. 1.s called to Sectiool: 1770-1777.5 of tbe
Labor Code wbleb will requite tbem 11 aftl'ded. tbe eoatract
to pay not len thaD aid ~nenl per diem rate ot wqea set
fortb to aU )llborers, workmeoand mecba.D.Iea employed tn tbe
ene!Kion of the proposed contract.
One ud ooe-balf Urnes the prenJlln&: rate of wages lhall
be paid any work1Dg Ume In ncesa ofetgbt bolD's ID 1.D7 ooe
caleDdar day aM for Saturdays, Sundays, and lepl hoUdlya,
ualets othenrtse DOted. For less than eigbt hours per dlJ
tbe rate &ball be tbat fr't.ctlon of the forecotng ratu that the
number of blurs bears to eigflt.
Eaeli bidder must submit with Ills bid a saU.ctaetory cbeck
certllled by a responsible blDk or a bidder'• boOO madl
payable to tbe order of the Cmmty of OranC'J 1D u amocat
DOl: less tha..n ftn percent of the sum bid as a guarantee that
the blMer wtll enter lnto tile propoa.d Cootn.ct U tbe a.me
is awuded him. In the e.-eat of b.tlure to eater lDto ncb
Contract, the proceeds of lhe cheek wtU be forfelted or, 1D
case of a bond, the tutl sum thereof wtl1 be forfeited to a.J.d
County of Orange,
Each bid must be on a blank form furD.ished bJ' the County
af Onnp.
Tbe succ6stul bidder shall be required to f'llnll.sb, at
time of sipt.lnl aueement, ooe 1urety bood wblcb Jball
protect the laborers and materialmen aod sball be for 100'1
ot the amount of the Contract, 1..11. accordance with Section
4204 of tDe Government Code, and ooe surety bond lD the
amormt of 100% of Ulte Contract, p.ranteeiDg the rattbhl
performance of the Contract; said bonds to be n.rst approved
by the County Counsel and lnaura.nce AdmlntstnCor of Orance
County.
Tbe Board ot SIC)ervlsors rese"es the right to reject
any or all bids, aDd oot oecessa.rily accept the lowe.t price
bid, and to wain any Informality lD any bid received.
BY ORDER OF' THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ORANGE
CO UNTY, CAUFORNIA.
Dated May 22, 1973.
I ·1 r ' • .. ~ ....
(SEAL)
Publish: May 31 a.od Jane
LEG4L NOTICE
W. E. STJOHN
CD11Dt)' Clerk.IDd ez-oftlcio Clerlt
of ~ Board ot SJ418CtUor• of
Onnp COWIIJ. Calllornta
By J-. Alell.ad6 "' -?, 19'73, Newport Harbor Enslen.
LEG4L HOTICE
CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
SEALED BIOO will be recet•ed at the omee of the City
Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, Callfornla, UDUlll :OO A.M.
on the 13th day of Jwe, 19'73, at which time they will be
opened lLDd read, for performlng work a.s follows:
STREET RESURF AC[N'G PROGRAM
WESTCLIFF AREA 19'12-'73
CONTRACT NO. 1528
Bids must be submitted oo the proposaJ form attached
with the coot:ract OOcuments fm'llilbed by tbe P\t)Uc Worts
Departmel't. Tbe additional copy of the proposal form Is to
be retained by tbe bidder for h1a reeord1.
Each bid must be accomJ:Rfl.led by cub, certt.ned cbecll:
or Bidder's Bood, made payab}8 to tbe City of Newport
Bn.ch, for a.a amount equal to at leu:t 10 percent of the
amount bid.
The HUe of tbe project and the wordS "SEALED BID"
shall be clearly marked on the outside of the tOtt:q,e coo.-
taln1ng the bid.
The eootnet documents that must be completed, u eclted,
and returned 1..11. tbe sealed bid are:
A. Pr~sal
B. DulpaUoo of Subcorrtnctors
C. Btdder's Bood
D. Noo-colluston Afft.dult
E. statem-.t of Financial Respooslb1Uty
F. Tec::tmtcal Ablllty ud EJP6rlence Refereneu
These documeotJ shall be alflzed wttli the a,.ture ud
titles of tbe perSOQI slcnlnr on bebaU of tbe bJdder, For
corporations, the lignatures of the Prelldent or Vice Presi-
dent and. Secretary or A.Mtstant Secretary are requlred lDd
the Corporate Seal aball be atrlDd to all documtDtl reqalr.
lng algnaturu. In tbe ease of a Putnenlllp, tbe ltpature
of at least ooe ,eoeral partaer lJ reqlllrecl.
No bldl will be aceepted from a CODtract.or wbo lu oot
befiD lklnaed 1D accorduce wttb tbe prortaiou ol Cblptar
9, Db1slon m ot tbe BualDea aDd Profelltou" Code. Tbe
contractor J!ali state hla liceue number ud c'utlfteaticm
.. !be pnii)OG.l
Compl•nty ll h1gh
level~? It seems, at thiS
wnting, to lxnl down to the
fact that fe w, if any
••hiaher·ups·· were m vo lved
in the actual break-in al
Wa t er&a te . ln flu e nt .a l
persons. howevCT. did try to
cover u p the event when, al
liter dales, !hey l!~arned of
it s details. Certainly that
coverina up is an o utnae.
a nd no doubt we can act
alona fine Without some o f
thOH WhO have raUen by
the waysid e. But wllat or
the noloriou.1 event ilself?
The actual tlreak ·in at
w.t erpte1
0oo .. t of plua IDd -..et doeumenta. loellrdtai -'
prgytatou, may be otartnect at U. ~Uc WorD Otparimeot,
City Hill, Newport Belch, Cal1ttala, al 110 coot II> ll-
eootrt.etors. It la r~ld tblt tbe piau • c:GIItl:l'let doc.,_ bt ratorDod wlthtD •--lllotild-loc Tbe elly bu ldolll«< !be studud Sl>a<Uiea-llr Pelle
FICTITIOII! BIEIIIEjiS NAME Woru ~ (lt"IO ldltloo IDd -lo-) u pn.
Fro m a purely political
potnt or view , wh y •••
Daniel Ellsbera'J publication
of th~ top-seeret Pe.nta,on
PJJ)ft't conslder~d to noble,
while the pilferin1 ot petly
ca mpaip tecrel1 l\t'+in1
nolhln110 do wirh ntUoul
a e c:uril y waa an
abomination? Why was it
worM to brctk lnto th•
olfic:t of EIJibcra 'I Mrinlt
ChtJI H w11 for tbe ptllent
hJtnNif IO rl:lt tadafttlriftl
IOCUrH r' I do oot Judi•. I .,..,el, ••. n. .1MIItlamt
ST ATEifEIIT pared by !be Soall>aro Clllllorall c......-a ol 1111 "-leu
Tbe a,nowtq per1001 are P ... Uc Worta A..oelatSoa Ud tbl .u.dated o..nJ Coa-
doiD& -. .. , Tho Waat traelora of Amorlea. CG!Ifn ma:t bt ,..._ trom BaUd ...
Caul Trolloy Car Co.IDdCai-Mawa. Ioe.1 1055 O.W-A ..... Loa Aqolu, CaJIIonla
teo Coolrlo BoGIIqla, 7tl--. (JIIJI"IO-H71.
Caul Htc11W>7, ....... 911151 : Tilt clly ... ildal>tOd SlaDdlt<l P;>actal Pr-Uld
WIDllra 114!' l<IIJoa;ll, U4 S1u1u<J Draftlp. Cop!.. ol -an aftllllllo o1 !be
Broota -. ._ Dele.. P16Uc WO<D OtparimeDt ala -ol $1.00 por rrot.
1111151;-Wabotor KID. 1D --lllo --Cf Arllcll I, C-I, U4a:--.~ Part 1 Cfttra c-~ CGdo ~ l'l'lllat-), ~;.'c'" _.: Co111J t.Jao !be Cllt We( lilt Cllr "'~-. ... -r• U4 -lllrrrol. "'-!be _.. ..-..c nlll ot por ._-ta lilt 1ocaJ11r
~~~~C;L~-~~~·~:;:·Ia rrlrkll lilt -to lo llo Pii'III....S llr-<mi. •Je--
la colloo, .. IJpe ol' --.. -· --···· ... -....... ----··--... ~~~ii~~~lli.a:ill~-. ·;'1'11~·~~~1~~!ll,~~~t'll .. -"' -~~-to r -"' .. cu:r c-. AU,.._"' 111t 'J tl--(I( IIIII~ ..-..--~-·\'111-n. etl:r 'lli&M... Njlet.., Wllli!MIUI lonl .. .,_., ..
• LAlaA CLDit tiiO••~r~=· · ern •o~e&.~ ,.,..,. llq ll,tiW, Ill IM...,.I_ ..... • •
SYMBOLS of the seml-anmal auction for tbe beoeftt
of tbe Newport Harbor Art Mtl5eum are beld by Mrs.
Johnston Ballard, at rtgbt, aod Mra. WUllam Given.~.
The camel ptnata represents a cllildnn's party tbat wlll
be one of the auction items. Mrs. Glnns holda a beau-
tiful nightgown, also to be auctloBed. The aDCUon dlnoer
Is slated for June 1 1n the Newporter lo.D's Moote Carlo
room. Vacation trips to Mau.tlan, Cabo San Lucu, utab,
Aspen, and Palm Desert are inc100ed in donated aucttoa
prlles. other pri:r.es Include parties, alrUne tickets, cook-
ing lessons, theatre tickets aod art lessons.
Kristina Bruning weds
Dr. Weldon E. Havins
T11o..-.,at-Kr~ IOIIYille, Florida, wulbo-"-1 llini1ActD Dr. WeldoD Ed-man. Tbt ubera wenDr.Du-
wud Hanu Jr. wu btld Frl-td Heymaoa of WublD&toa.
daJ ..,.., M&J 18, at st. D.C., Jobo FaJeooe and Gear,.
Jollli V1a.QMJ catlloUe Cbweh, Stra~ioa of I..oDc Beac.._ aa.. latud. Mrs. Hanna IJ"'.dUlltd trora
Tbe Wide t. tiM daqbter the Coueat of the Sacred Hel.rt.
of lin. 1tar• Muc:retta Wood, Meok> Puk. ud reeeiYed a
owaer of Katu Mucrtta Im-bacbeiot of aeleoce decree 1a
port. 1D. Ccnaa del Mar. Tbt nursing at CaU.Ionlla statelltlJ-
brtdtlf'OOm'a mother 11 Mrs, versity at Loa Anaelea. St..
ln. R. RaY'tnt of Coronado. 1a presently •ork.lng tOftJ'dl
Fatblr MeCartliJ performed a mutera degree 1o nuratng.
tbt eeJ'8moDJ, A recepUoo tol-Dr. Ravlu p-adua.ted mapa
lond at Cbe B&b.1a Corinthian cum laude ~om CalUorDJaState
Yacbt Club. UaJnutty at San Dteso. He
Tbt bride worureDIJ.aRJlCe ls a 1970 graduate of Bowman
ltyle PD of peJe blot, with Gray Sebool of W:edlclne, Wake
wblte utlque lace puelJ. Tbe Forest University, N.C. He in-
nu at.o f•tured the antlqoe teroed at Washington Hospital
lace and the wedd1bc bouquet Center, Waslltllgton, D.C. He wu of Ulaea. Mrs. KJ.reo Anoa •Ul bepn his resldeocy lnopb-
Llbd, lltter of tbt bride, was tba.lmok>gy at the Jules Stitn
tbe ma.troo of booor. Eye lnstltute at OCLA Medical
Hetdl Ann Ltodwutbefiower Center lo July. MRS. WELDOH E. HI.VINS JR.
ctrl &Dd Brett Lind 1IPU tbe When tbey return from their ---------------------------
rlDg bearer. They are niece wedding trip, Dr. and Mrs. LEGAL NOTICE L!GAL t«lTICE
nephew of the bride. Havins will make their home FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
Dr. Glenn Jotmstoo of Jack-In Westwood. STATEMENT
N H The following persoo is doing ewcomers at oag busioessa" Associ>ledlnYest-ments Ltd., 2400 Elden, 113,
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 P.O. Bo:r: 103, Costa Mesa, Ca.
Boy --Mr. arad Mrs. James Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Pu-92627: Edward J. Babson, Geo.
P. Bercen, 2048WallaceStreet, Kwang Chang, Z266 Fountain Partner, Z400 Elden, 113, P.O.
Costa U.esa. Way -West, Costa Mesa. Box 103, Com Mesa, Ca. 92627.
Boy --Mr.I.DdMra.Herman • MONDAY, MAY 14 Thts buSiness is conducted
E. Ateocto, 2'700 Peterson Pl., Girl --Mr. aDd Mrs. Gary by a limited partnersllip.
FICTIT10l.S BtmNE$ NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe following person is doing
bulioess as: E. Eddie LeBaron
and Associates, 610 Newport
Center Dr., Suite 1360, Newport
Beach, Callfornia 92660: E.
Eddie Le Baron, 610 NeW"pprt
Center Dr., Suite 1360, Newport
Beach, CallforDI.a 92660,
Tbis business is being con-
IIEIPORT HARBOR EIISIG.
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TliURSOAY,IIAY ll, 1973
OONliiA D£l.IIAR, CAL
YESTERDAY'S MEDICINE,
TODA Y'S COW FEED
A short tune ago, people thought black strap molasses
was effecuve treatment for anc:mtd ilnd rheumatism.
Today we know beucr. We: v.ouJdn't think of relying
on .. home rcmedie3" when wt have so many fast·
acting, reliablt: modern medications avatlable to us.
But remember-most medicines should be taken only
upon the adv1ce of your p~stc1an. Tht: nc.ttt ttme
you're not feehng up 10 par, see your doctor first.
Then, tf he orders medicattOf'l, come to us for quahty
prescripuon ~rv•ce.
Christensen
.a L COAST -'1 .. CO..A DU. ...
OIIIOUI .. _
Costa Mea. Hess, 554 Hamllton Street, Signed: Edward J. Babson.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Robert Costa Mesa. This statement was tiled with
W. Sprenger, 340 Aln Lane, Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Nabll the Count}' Cieri. of Orange
ducted by an lndfvlduaL ~:;:=====;:===========: Signed: E. Eddie Le Baron. 1
Thl.s statement nled with the
coUD.ty clerk of Ora.oge County
OD May 21, 1973, by Theresa.
M, Ward, deputy county clerk..
Costa Mesa. Mansour, 1863 Port Wheeler County oo May 7, 1973, Wll-
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Fred Place, Harbor VIew Homes. Uam E. St John, county clerk,
S. McSwain. 2943 Baker St., Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Melvin by Theresa M. Ward, dep..-y,
WE WILL SELL
YOU~ HOME
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PUBLICITY PHOTOS
Costa Mesa.. Richardson, 3071 Yellowstone Publish: May 10, 17, 24, 31,
McKAY CUESTOF HONOR • THURSDAY, MAY 3 Drive, Costa Mesa. in tbe Newport Harbor
Publish: May 2-4, 31, June 7,
1973, In the Newport Harbor
USC Harbor Area AlumnlwUl Girl -· llr. and Mrs. Jerome F -25141 F -2~79
hOst a banquet in booor of foot-Kelly, Z21 Broa.dway, Costa
ball coach JohD McKay at tbe Mesa.
Balboa Bay Club oa FrtdaJ, • FRIDAY, MAY 4
COPY June 1, at 6:30 p.m. McKay, Girl--Mr. and. Mrs. Mer-
whose Trojans are tbe oatJoo-riU Purmtre, 332 Bucknell Rd.,
a l clla.mptons of tootb&ll, wu Costa Mesa.
selected as the NCAA football Boy--Mr. ud Mrs.Rlcbard
coach of the year, Crane, 9-fO West 18tb St., Costa
Warren Glbboos, presideDt MeaL
e. coast of the Newport Harbor Are& • SATURDAY, V.AY 5
'eo•·nM del mar, ClUb, said Tommy Walker wtll Girl --Dr. aDd Mrs, Jolll
=~~;;;;;:;;;3;-;~;W;;~~~~~;••:;m:•:st:•~r~m~c:e~e;m~o;:rues. Fe~. 2~1 ~gC~c~, • Coeta Mesa.
Boy --Mr. a.od Mrs. F. CBIJaC:BES
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THE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL. Minister
Sunday Services: 8:00 and 10:00 a.m.
Bible Study: 9:00a.m. aDd 1:00 p.m. Church School: 10:00 a.m.
3262 BROAO STREET, NEWPORT H!IGHTS
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COSTA MESA 7t00 I'.M. I!YAG!LIST1C HOU.
DR . JIMMY COMBS, Pt.STOR
COSTA MESA COUNSELINO CENTER
TO EHHI.NCE DYNAMIC LI\'ING
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REV. JAMES HENRY, DIRECTOR
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5&5 w. 18tb street
Costa Mea
REV. TOM TYREE, Pa1tor
SUNDAY SERVICES , 10,00 Ul. 6 7,00 P, Y.
HOME BIBLE CLASSES,
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•oai!•T M. IIMGSTOH -I'AITO.
23RD ST. at ORANGE, COSTA MISt. -64~5050
Suoday morntnc •or•lltp -lO:SO a .m. SUDdiJ School
S11Dday ••enl.DI 'WOI'IIdp ~ 8:00p.m. 9:00a.m.
Wednudi.J Blble ltudJ ud pn.Jer •..••. ?:00 p.m.
AD ch-"b Willi Blblo toorblnc mlaloUJ
Preltoo Hobart, 2!26 Tustln
An., West Upper Bay,
Girl-· Mr. and Mrs.Ednrd
P alukl, 289 E ut 1 eth Pl.,
Co.ta Mesa.
• SUNDAY, MAY 6
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Aotbony
Hean, 590 Baker, Costa Mesa..
Boy ... Ur. and Mra. Pbil-
111> SW-L 1981 Port[)q)-
lelP, Harbor View Home,,
• MONDAY, MAY 7
Glrl --Ur. and Mrs. AntboaJ
L. U1ber, sn Joann Street.
Apt. H, Costa Mesa.
• TUESDAY, MAY 8
Boy--Y.r. aDd Mrs. Stepben
C. Drum my, 4Z4 62nd Street,
Newport Sbores.
Boy -· Mr. and Mrs. Ste•en
G. Faschlrtg, 251 A'Jocado, Apt.
14, Colta Mesa.
Girl --Kr. and Mrs, John
C urr•, 1813 HummJ.ncblrd Dr.,
Costa Mesa.
Girl --Wr. aod Mrs. Rich-
ard Darls, 976 Va.lencla, Apt.
3, Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 9
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Ray.
mODd Elllott, 524 Tu.stin A'fe.,
Newport Helgbts.
Boy __ Y.r. t.Dd Mn. Broce
Cuton, 107 27th st., West New-
port,
Glrl --Mr. ud Mrs. stenn
TrulllDpr, 1W Verano Place,
!rflllt,
Girl --Yr. and Mrs. Demd.s
Madiao, 1010 Valeocla, Apt.
D,ColtaMea..
Boy --Mr. ud Mrs. Harry
BurDett, 2207-A Caoyoo Dr.,
Cotta Mesa.
• THURSDAY, MAY 10
Girl --Dr. ucS V.rs. AU&o
J. Yln, !717 Skylark Circle,
Coat. Yea.
BoJ --Mr. Ud Kra:. Louts
RecCI01F, 5542 Stern Rojl Rd.,
lrYillt.
" FRIDAY, YAY 11
Girl •• Mr. Ud Mrs. Broce
SchWer, 24'12 Fatrny Drl•e,
COit:IU.ea..
Gtrl -· Yr. and Yrs. James
Korb, 1758Z UtDCbester, lr-.....
8oJ --Wr. IJid lira. James
Y. S11art, SU9 WeKlntor Way,
Costa..: .....
• SATURDAY, YAY 1!
TwtD Clrll -· lit'. I.Dd Mrs.
F....Wick Darou, U~ None
Anne,COIIb,.ea.
Boy •• Ur. ud Mrs. Jobn
F. Darlooao, 14015-1/Z W. Ba:r
An .. Ctatn.I ffwport.
Girt -Mr. &Dd ••· Dooc-
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You can earn this high interest on $5 ,000 minimum two yea r ceruficates. The first year your $5,000
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You can earn $59.17 on $!,000 minimum one year certificates, and as much as $5!.26 on a regular
passbook savings account of $1,000.
More interest than banks ... more certain than stocks
Plus free services ... safe deposit boxes, notary
service, travelers cheques, trust deed and note
collections, and many more free services are avail·
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Plus personal service ...
experienced and competent sav·
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to assist you in planning
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Corvua del Matn dli? But eo-n B.lah-y/li?J-fom
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TELEI'!HONE: f7H8I5o IAiw Cod,t 11•1
'1'1N NftiOitT IIA.IJOill BNSIGN '-dM -ty ..,_,_P"" prllltad an4
1 "lht Ill .. Oty of.N..-pon a..ch, aod 11M Oftlyloca.lly ~ed
............ w ,.per Ill dw I'Mwp«t ~ ..... AI...
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TID NZWI'Oa.T tL\Jl80A ENSIGN-~ ~ be a ,..,.,.,.. o1
....,.. drc.l.cioto lly c'-1 dectft No. A-10171 .bled May 14, 1951,
t. s.,.,-CM.I ficw tiM County ofo.-.n., Jt.1c ofc.JjComfa, and by
,_ ll.benof i. quatified 1o ,.ablieb all J*blk 1t0acc. requ.ired by a.w.
AJ. YO £. KAAPA . . . . . . OwDft and. Pubaa.bea
PEG HAA.PA . • . . . . . . . . .A»oa.lll: Edhc.-
IUBSCRIPTION RATES Th L•ttl G. t la~Ana: O...year,S.5.00:lyc .... ,S 8.00 e I e lan o.n or Huboo """ o... ,.v, S6.oo: 2 r•~.uo.oo . ·
~~.. ..etl9 ~ -"¥
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• TAX LIMITATION INITIATIVE
Politicians who like to spend taxpayers'
bard earned money are crying out In pain
over Governor Reagan's tax limitation
Initiative. That fact alone Is proof that
the governor's proposal Is bad for the
big spenders and good for us taxpayers.
The governor Is trying to limit the
amount of money that the state of Calif-
ornia can take from us without our con-
sent. The proposed tax limitation Is fig-
ured on a percentage basis. We now pay
about B. 75 per cent of our Income In
state taxes. Under the governor's con-
stitutional amendment, this percentage
would be reduced gradually to 7.15 per
cent over a period of 15 years. That
represents about a 20 per cent reduc-
tion.
Governor Reagan makes this hopeful
observation In his appeal f or support
for his taxpayers crusade: "If the amend-
ment passes In California, perhaps other
states --even the federal government
will follow suit."
,..,., How about a prestdlotltial candidate In
--1976 who will camj&f&n on a national
program of placing a similar tax limi-
tation on the federal government! Such
a measure could stop our nation from
!Is headlong plunge Into bankruptcy. Ron-
ald Reagan could well be the 1976 can-
didate to restore the nation to fiscal
sanity.
• • •
• ONE WAY TO HELP ENERGY CRISIS
There's a lot of viewing with alarm
about Impending shortages In power, gas
and oil, and talk of possible rationing.
Car pooling, walking, bicycling and m ot or-
cycling will help ease the fuel problem.
As for the electric power problem, there's
one readily appare nt step that could be
taken Immediately. How about cutting
down on some of that excessive lighting
on streets and shopping centers? The
prime example that comes to mind is
that super-lighted showcase of shopping ,
Fashion Island. It's lit up like a Christ-
mas tree. We could do without much of
that spectacular boul~'t ..rd lighting and
also some of th" o•aze of lights in the
parking lots.
~ COl/Iff COLL&all --rieo ..,.-C ... R 1 IE Jl'lll 11 a Diet 10 .....,.. lo' ..... ._ ,, ..... ,, ..... _.~<:-,-••. -llillllt.-....... -... -bJ occ lfliiiJ• ........ 111 m Sl 1111&1 llbll Ja1aMw I ,_.,. .. ._,._II'Qe s S.
_,
(Cootinued trom last week) had beeo 1n ~licm for years
Br FRANCIS HORVATH and -be leH 1!111 !be JobD-
So mucb tor the blstorlcal ntes Come La.te)1 aboald be
data 011 tbe trlumrirate ot Wal-more toleraut of tbe odor1 aDd
ter Loogmoor lbe late Jerry be considerate ol the employ.
Spangler, who haooled tbe front ment of 50-80 employees t~
offtce, aod tbe Uttle GJ.ant. put food aDd mooey oo lbetr
Tommy Thomas, who s~-ta.Lles a.Dd RIOD8J lor tbe mer-
vised operations cbants.
Tommy's pare~ came from Later, tbe caAblag bustneas
Astros, Greece, and Uved In became less actin and Tommy
Long Beach. In 1943 at a p.tb-blamed the use of ltrooc s.m,
erlng of Greek trleods and rei-detergents by the resideota tbat
attves, Tommy met Beatrice dedroyed tbe off-sbore ketl
Pagonis wbo became b.ls Ylle beds and caused the mackerel
tbat sa~e year and in 1949 to move farther away from
Thomas A. T~mas Jr. was s llore. Tbls made ftsbtng in
born. To-day they Uve at 1224 small boats hazardous aod 1m-
Berkshire Lane In the West-pracUcal. Tommy called 1t tbe
clllf area of Newport Beacl:t. 3 P•s --people, pollotiou and
Tommy Is a member of progress, but at the same time
the Seafaring Lodge tbe Shrllle be would qua.Ufy It b7 aytng.
and the ConsistorY the El-"We've had several bad spells
change Club and the' Chamber over tbe past 30 years, maybe
of Commerce. He was a chart-we are ~golDgtbroagbaDOtb
er member In tbe org;an.futlon er cycle .
of the Mariners Bank at 2712 The sale of the cannery to
W. Coast Hwy. and served alone Unger-Pac1flc in 1969 wu In
with his friends, Edgar (Ned) escrow for 2 years, during
Hlll, 0. W. (Dtc lt) Ricllard. which time there were conUn-
Lyman Farwell. George Hoi-gencies, conditions, amend-
stein, Leslle Petersen, Les ments, variances, etc., and DOt
Steffensen, John T. Boyd, Sandy tllltll the sale of the cannery lD
McKay, Nelson Neice aDd the 1972 to Burgess & Dooon.n
late Judge Karl Lynn Davis Constructloo was the matter
as a director until U was sold nna Ur;ed, and tbe partners could
to the United Calllornt.a Bank. retire.
I remember In the eartydays Last December, the Uttle
the blast of a !lorn comlngfrom Giant suffered a stroke, follow-
the cannery that broke tbe ed by the usual attendant Uttle
otherwise quiet ofthecitywhlcb strokes, and today be is at a
announced the arrival of boat coonlescent borne.
loads of mackerel and lllte a I just want to say this to you,
town crier called tile workers Tommy, that 1n addition to the
to come to the ca..nnery. I many rewards Ufe has brought
watoMd pte GfiiVMell.ng ov'5iD~,.,_ fdtDds, your com-
the metal .iOlllnl conveyort,..iMDitJ, your relatives are all
after 1bet ware acted out trof'rW.t Jour side wishing you ftU
the bold r4 tbe ~t by a bf_.,-&Dd pulling for a speedy re-
bose, oo their way to the coot-eovery.
lng vats. Tbe U ttle Giant was So, Little Giant, you 're the
there watc hing every step o1 skipper now, you are at the
the operation. wheel. Keep tbe boat moTing 00
As r watched I could sense a course, even tbougb you are a
b.armonJou.s r elationship be-bit seasick; sail oo even tbougtl
tween e mpklyees and employ-there may be rough waters
ers, a kind of gratetulness for at times. Just keep chugging
a job, a feeling of warmth and on aod plow tbrotJCt1 the rougb
trleodsh.fp with eacb employee wues. On board, you have a
trying to do an outstanding job cargo of good Ylshes, crates
for Tommy, Walter and Jerry. of gratitude for tbe many good
On one occasion, Tommy re-deeds .00 favors you gue to,
marked hoW the cooldng odors others, boles of cood wlU and
emanating from tbe smoke stack thanks for your contribution
offended tbe newcomers of Lido to the commlllity and Just a
Is le and how oo thought tba.t boat load of coogratulationsand
when they came ttte cannery sincere bopes for recovery.
LEI I ERS TO EDITOR
• "LIVE THE TRl!T'H"
To the Editor :
In his first presidential nom-
Ination acceptance speech,
Richard NI100 stated:
•· ... Let us begin by com-
mitting ourselves to tbe tr~
-. to see It Ute 1t is, and tell
it . Uke it is • -to t100 the truth,
and to Uve the truth --that's
what we wlll do."
Tbat was alm0$1 tln years
ago. How mucb looger can tbe
A mertcan publlc be deceived
by these empty adminlstrat1Ye
promises?
Yours stocerely,
J uUe Dooocbae
821 BeWs Street
Eut Bluff
• DEATH PENALTY
Editor of tbe Ensteo,
Nearly 5-1/2 mUUonCaUfor~
nJan.s Toted 1ut year to rutore
capital ptmlab.meot.
. A pecple'a mandate 011 the
Issue was cleu'lydemOilltnted
wben Propa.ltsoa 17, tbe death
peoaltJ lo.1ti&Uve, received a
67.5' ~~a ........ -· But Sea. Georce Deutme-
jian'• le,P.IatiOa tD llnplomeot
LE~AL .HOTICE
tbe lnteot of Prop. 17, Senate
Bill 450, Is facing. at best,
an cmeerta.ln tate in the As-
sembly. Tbe Senate sent It to
tht Auembly r ecently oo a 27
to 12 Yote, but ..mless suftlclent
pressare is brought to bear on
members ol our Assembly tbe
measure will Ukely be tilled.
I urge e.-ery Californian wbo
voted tor Prq>. 17 last year to
sit down Immediately aod nlte
a letter ot SB--450 SI.WOft to
their assemblyman, and tage
tbelr r elatives, friends aDd
neighbors to do the same.
SiDc:erely,
Ken Brown, state coordina.
tor, Death Penalty ln1tlaUYe
Committee
LUCILLE LIHOSAY DIES
Sen1c es were held Tued.y
for Lucille Lindsay, 54, wbo
died Yay 25 at her borne, 316
Otero, tbe Blafb.
Tbe Rev, Doo Madctox otncl-
ated &t aerYlces in Paclflc Vtew
chapel. Harbor VlsriiW., Bur.
tal follond 1D Pactllc View
memorial put.
Mrs. I...IDday 1a IRD'YlYed by
bar bullliD:1, Warrea; a IJOO,
KeYln LIDday of Newport, Ud
Z daqtatera, 0.. JUte, 011 ...
mood Bar, aad Derttb Apfell
ofFallor1oo.
Babls-Bor&Woo otcor-dot
Yarwut>e-.at-.
FROM THE BIBU
John answerod, .. yina un-
to them all, 1 indeed baplize
you wilh water; but one
miJhlio• than I cometft, the
latc:hal of wbosc thoel I am
not worthy &o un too .. : ho
shall bapeiae you with tho
Holy c:JJ.otl and witb tire:
wt.o.o ru ia In bia hJnd,
and ho will tbaoaahiJ pu110
bit tloor. and will aalho• che
wbear inca hi• aamer; but
Jho chllt he will bum wllh
Oro .._acbol>lo. (S~ lAte
3:16. 17.)
IOROPTIIIBTS TO INSTALL
IIOTICE INVITING Blllfl
THIS AERlAL PHOTO, taken In tbl late SO's or e&r}J 40'1,
abows tbe Western Canners buUdlDp oo the RblM at tbe
lower rlfht ooroer, but tbe lJdo Sbops ud City Hall aret
Is almost ncaot. Tbe Udo Theatre buildlnL )bi P. A.
Palmer real estate omce a.od St. James Episcopal Cburch
can be seen on VIa Lido, Mariners Mile watedroot devel-
opment Is well UDder ftY oo lbe Qtber 1lde of tbe turniD&
basin aDd Lldo CbanDel. (Pboto courtesy of Mu. Tommy
Thomas.)
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lllal !be Boord o!S..,.m-o of
Onap ·eo.ty, Calllotrda, wiD reeeife .. ~ec~ tlldl • to
I:Q.O o'eloet P.M. oa MODdlJ, tbt 18tb day ot Jw., U'JS, ia
IIIII ollleo ol !be Clerk ol !be Boord ol SIC>Im..o, Sib lbw,
COIOIIJ MmlDI-CIG BulldlriL 515 No. Sycamoro Sl,, -
Asa, Catltonda, at wblcb time aid bids will btl publlety
"" .... IUid rood lbr the lolkrlrtnc: AIRPORT RON-UP AREA. RVNWAY OIR
Projlcl No. Uti -420-151
All o1 aid wort to btl performed tn accord&Dce wttb p)UI
aDd spea:Ulcatloos wblcb are DOW OD tile in the oftlce of tbe
Coanty Clark 1n tbe COUDtJ AdmlDIJtraUon Bulldlnr. S15 No.
Sycamore, S&Dt:a Am, Cautonda.
Mlnlmum wace n.tea tor t.IU project._.,. bMD determu.d
by the Board of S"*'YiiOI'I bJ R..,lutton 7!-71%, a CGPY of
wblcb 1s oo ftte In tbe offtce of lbe Clerk of tbt ac.rd ot
SuperYiaors.
Bidders' attention Is caUed to Secttona 1770.1'777.5 oftbe
Labor Code wblcb will require them U awar~ tbe eoatract
to pay oot leSS thiD aid CI:Mnl per diem rate of YICQ ..t
forth to all laborers, 'fJOflt:meD lDd mechu.lca employed ID tbt
ezecutton of the proposed contract.
f$/~H( One and ooe-balf Urnes the prl"ffillDr rate ot ,. ... shall
be paid uy workinr ttme Ill ezceu of el(ht bour1 1D. lD1 one
caludar day and tor S.turdays, Sunday1, aDd legal boHdl.ys,
utess othtnrlM DOted. For leu thaD el(bt boura per da7
tbe rate shall be that fraetton ol the toracolng rates that tbt
number of boors bears to elfht, BEST
SCHOOl.
SYSTEM
JM St"TI 10
.._ -000.
~LIFORNIA
Each bidder mut submit with hls bid a aaUafactory cbeck
c erUtled by a refii)On.slble bank or a bidder's bood made
payable to the order of the CoUDty of Orange 1n an amoaat
not tess than ftye percent of the sum bid as a guarantee that
the bl:dder will eater into tbe proposed Contract U tbe ame
Is anrded him. In the eYent of f:atlure to enter tn.to IDeh
Contract, tbe proceeds of the cheek will be forfeited or, 1D.
case ot a bood, the tuU sum thereof wtu be forfeited to a.fd
County of Orange.
Each bid must be on a blank form furnished by the County
of OranKe.
PRIDE in what they do Is shown by Newport-Mesa school
district s~. John Nicoll a.Dd Ills assista.ni, Mrs. Jean
Harmon, as they bang a sillJl ln the district otflce lobby
at 1601 16th st., Newport Heights. The pride Is c.atcbing.
Several prln<:tpals in tbe district ban asked for sim-
Ilar signs, with tbe word "system" deleted, to hang
in their schOols. (EilSigu photo.)
Tbe successful bidder shall be required to fUrnish, at
time of stgntnr arreement, one surety bood wblcb shall
protect the laborers t.Dd materialmen and sbaU be for lCIOI
of the amount of the Contract, In accordi.D.ce with SecliOD
420-4 of tbe Government Code, aDd ooe surety bood 1D the
amo\Dlt of 1(l(Jil. of tll:e Contract, ruaranteelng the fllthfnl
performance of the Contract; said boDda to be tlrst approYed
by tbe County Counsel aDd lnsuruce Administrator of Orance
County.
Tbe Boa..rd of S~rvlsors reserves the rl&ht to rejeet
any or aU bids, and oot necessarily accept the lowest price
bid, and to wain any intormaUty 1D any bid received.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF S UPERVlSORS OF ORANGE
COUNTY, CAUFORNlA.
MARILYN MANION
lt's All J~. The 'f>toiY'. ''" l .. ,
Dated May 22, 1973.
1•1 ''
.. -
W. E. STJOHN
COWICY Cterk.and e:z-oftlcio Clark
of tbe Board of S-.ervt..ear• of 0rance Coanty, CaUiornJa
Whal
I for
abour WaiUJaU ~
o ne am tired of
wondermg whaL Now. that
IS a ternble thing to say
when rverybody 1s weepmg
nocod1le tears over the
dem1 se o f Amencan
moraluy Perhaps I am
overly cymcal, or on the
contrary. excess1vely na1ve.
but to my mmd, John and
Martha Mit c hell have
summed up s1des qu1te
t 1d1ly {Martha '"Mr
!>reside-nt should res1gn :·
John · ''Any thought o f the
Pres1dent res1gn1ng
nd~~:ulous "')
My o wn comme-ntary
may look nd 1culous an hour
Jllcr 11 goes to pre%. as ne-w
dnd ternble revelatiOnS JTC'
ha red rach m1nutc-hy
tealous reportrrs. On the
other hand . no/
comment 1ng on the only
~ub,ert of the season wo uld
look <'ven more h1zarre
or. heaven forbid ,
susp1c1ous But I shalT not
dwell u pon the evils of
corr upt10n. power, money ,
and so on . The Nt'w York
TimrJ and Washmxton Pott
have said 11 aiL
Compl•nty " levels'.' It seems, at th1s
writing, to boil down to the
fh'l that few, 1f any
"'hiaher-ups .. were invo lved
in the actual brea k-tn at
Wat erga t e . l n rlu e ntia l
persons, however. d id try to
cover up the event when , ~I
lat er d1te1, they learned o f
its deu ih. Certainly thllt
coverina up is an o utraae.
and no doubt we can aet
1lona fine without some o f
those who have fallen by
the wayside. But whit o r
the no toriow event it~elr.
T he a ctual l)reak·in st
Waterpte1
Fro m a purdy politica.l
point O( YieW, Why WI$
Dan'tel Etbbn,'s publica.tlon
of the top-secrt:l PeniiJOn
Pspers considered 10 noble,
while the pllferinr ol pelly
ea m paip ~eereu h:nina
nolhin& to do with national
t e c ur l l y was an
abom1,.tion? Wily was il
wone to brelk IntO th•
orne. of Elllbefa'l lhrink
than it was for the l)ltient
hlmselt 10 ride n~na-rina
-rllyf I do ""' Jodoo: I _,. ••. Tile _ .....
•
w 111 nevt"r be .mswercd
because the huon and
villain! have:: bt"en
estabhshed pcrmanenfly 1n
pnnt
The apparent purpose of
tht" hrtak-1n . and of tr.e plan
of which II seems to have
been a part . was to try and
innuence the sdectiOfl o f
I he Democratic Presidential
nom1 nee. Spec •rica lly, the
plotters wanted to n1ake
sure that George McGovern
was nommated , as he would
be the eu1est for N•xon 10
beat Well. now. that . httk
f~c t oughl to outrage both
flamtng M cGovern
supporters and rock-ribbed
Conservatzves who l)pposed
the Senator As ~1.:Govern
sa•d rel·ently about
York
Ttmn magaL1ne . May n.
IQ?J)
movmg roht1cal cxpenenre
that had uken place m th1~
country 1n many Yr3r~. l
found out latl:'r, lookl:'d on
tel .. v•skm as
takeover of
D'emouatic
hun l·h o f
Ion g -ha .red
1f tl were thc
the good old
Party by a
k 1d s and
3ggresswe women_
And now we
know the truth
finally
Gt'mgc
MrGovrrn wa1 a Repub/tl'alt
plot
Th~ A m er~ran Wu v Fra rur~1
LEGAL HOTSCl
(SEAL)
By J~me AleD.Dt1er
Doputy
Publlsh: May 31 and June 7, 1973, Newport Harbor En.s:lp.
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
SE ALED BIOO will be receiYed at tbe omce of the City
Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, Cautornia, IID.tilll :OO A.M.
on the 13th day of June, 1973, at which time they will be
opened and read, tor performing work as follows :
STREET RESURFACING PROGRAM
WESTCLtFF .AREA 1972.73
CONTRACT NO. 1528
Bids must be submitted oo tM proposal form attacbed
with the cootnct docmnents turniabed by tbe Ptj)Uc Works
Department. Tbe addltional copy of the proposal form Is to
be retained by tbe bidder for b!s records.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash, cerWled cbeck
or Bidder's Bood, made payable to tbe City of Newport
Beach, for an amount eqtal to at least 10 percent ol tbe
amount bid.
The title of tbe project and the words ''SEALED BID"
sball be clearly marked 011 the outstde ot the envelope coo-
taln1ng the bid.
Tbe cootract document. that must be completed, e:zecuted,
and returned 1n tbe sealed bid are:
A. Pr~sal
B. Destpatloo of Stileootn.ctors c. Bidder's Bood
D. Noo-eolluaton Atfldaytt
E. Statement of Ftnancl&l Respocslbtllty
F. Technical Ablllty and EJI)erteoce RetereDCes
These documeot1 shall be afftxed wttb tbe &ipture and
Utles of tbe persou stptnr 011 bebaU of tbe bidder, For
corporatiooa:, tbe li&Uture• ol tbe Pres:ldeot or V1ee Prut.
deot aDd Secretary or Alslatant Secretary are requtred uc1
the Corporate Sell aball be alllQd to aU docmntlltl requJr.
lng stgnaturq, ln the case ol a Partnersbll), the 111patare
of at least ooe pneral partDer Lt required,
No bids will be accepted from a cootractor wOO 1aa DOt
beeD lkenaed lD aceorduce wttll tbe P1'0'11JoQa o1 Cbapter
9, Dlrtlloll m ot tbe Bnatness tad Profeulou' Code. Tbe
contractor sb&ll state bls llceue number IDif cJauUI.cation
ID the proposal.
Ooe HI ot plaos IUid COIIIract doc11moota. lroelmmc -1
protlsloas, may be obb'ned at tiMt PabHe Worta OtpartmMt,
C II}' Rill, N-1 Boaeb. CoSa>nlia, II .., -1o Uc:ouod
contractors. It 11 rtQUtlted tbat tile ptua ~.Ddt ooatract
c~oc ... -be nt...DOCI wlilllll a -111M 111o ~ -••r. The cb)J bu _ .. !be studud Spoe-lbr Mile
FJCTJTIOIIl BllliKESS NAME Worb ~ (U70 odllloo IIIII -lo-) u pn-
STATEMEIIT pared by !be Soolllora C~ C..,_o ollilo "'-l<U
Tbo t>llowlq por-. oro Poi>Uc Woru Auoetoi!CIG IUid !be Auoelatod c-al Coo.
dollll -u : Tbo Wool lraclorl ol America. COlliN -be --lfom 8alldJor
C-TrolliJ Cor Co. IIIII Cal-"*"•• llle:t lOIII Ooorlold. A-oo. Lao Aaplu, CoJllonda leo-~. 741-OOON.(IIIJ170-117J.
C-Jllljnrar, ~ 111151: Tbo ciiJ IIU _.. S)aDdlrd Spoclll .,._ IIIII
WIW.m RoJ Klllollp, IU -d Dnwllop. Coplu cl -an lftl»>o II !be
Bn>Ob Stroot, ,_..... llooc' Poi>Uc Worlll ~ II I -oiJI.OO por IlL
Ca. llze$1;-W-Kill-Sa •--lilo-ol Al15clo 1. Clllplor 1 otC'. ~~~-81r.-;J.ac-Pori 7 otlbl c.._'-Code~ tmot-~
BoiU, c .. ·-1; caa., 1oJoa tllo Cltt Cn(li cl"' CIIJ If II"''IIit -lu-P-,IU-IIInoi,L&· tllo -1----railtolpor<lo•-·la .. ~ .-lloocii.CL 118111.· ,lii'W1IIdllilo -U•tolropot .. ollllr-crd,c....,._
ftll: \Wtat• .. Caldlk:llld· cat:loa, • IJpl. II W01 1 • .............. tD ....
by&~ ... ~ tllo--...... ---la·-·· · 1ipo11:-•-tWJ.-·ma +'4W J-1.1, It'll. • ..., c1 -n•-a.
.... • " ·-Ia .. -, ... Cllr CJoft. Alll!ll'lboolo .. t!U•..-----6£ -·ill p;clilld 'rlll~allilot:.
lilo c..., Clori~ '"""'a... r<J'IHJIIIt :nftlllai--~1110-c...., e lllJW,1 l'lli .-.......~
... I. a -. dirt, -dlr •. , • ., .... ,.,.. .... riiM.., njlct 111J or IIi-1111
. "'fta-Ill. lVI; ... '""""---·--~-II, 1-. \-14, LAlitA LAaDI OliT CLDit 1J •. 1...,11 .. ..,.,,....,, · em oi iiribt •.u:a. C.lUfOIII1A ..... , .......................... ,-..... • •
Kristina Bruning weds
Dr. Weldon E. Havins
IIE'FOifT HARBOR EIISIG~
PIJIUSHED IEEIILY -PAGE 3
lliUIISOAY, IIAY 31, 1!73
OOIIOIIA 0£LIIAII, CAL
n. ,._, ot-Krlotlao ooonllo, Florid&, wu tbo belli
.ta1 Brw1Dc to Dr. Weklma £4-man. Tbe llabera were Dr. Da•-
wvd llaftu h. wu Hid Frl-ld Heymanc of Wurttnctoa.,
d&J ..,...., Mq 11, at st. D.C., John Fakoae and Georp
loM Vla.uer CatboUc Church, StrnO\clolo. of Loo.1 S..cll.
Balbol ltJud, Mn. HniDa craduated from
Tbe tride t. tbt daapter the C011Y.t ottheSacred Heart,
o1 Mra. ltar• M.arll'ltta Wood, Menio Park, ~ recelYed a
oner ot Karen Marcreta Im-bacbelor of tcleoee decree 1.111
porU lD eon.. del War. Tbe nursing at Ca.l1forn1a stateUnt-
brldlcroom'a motber Ia Mrs, verstty at Los Anplea. Sbl
fn R. Rat1DI of Corooado. 1.1: presently •orklng towa.rdl
Fatblr McCartby pvfol'med a muten degree 1n .ola'dnf.
tbl tertlDOQ)', A receptloo tot-Dr. HaYIDa graduated mapa
lond at tbe Be.h1a CorlnttlU.n cum laude from Ca.llforo.taState
Y aebt ClE. UD.Iventty at San ot.ero. He
Tbe br1dt woreauoa1asanee Is a 19?0 gradtate of Bowman
.tJ'Ie CUWD ot pale blue, wtth Gray School ot Medtetne, Wake
wb1te aattque lace puela. Tbe Forest Un1nrs1ty, N.C. He to-
Yell at.o teahU'ed the uttque terDed at Washln&f.on Kospttal
lace and tbt •eddla1 bouquet Center, Washl..Dgton, D.C. He
YU of Ulaea, Mrs. Karen Anna wlU becto bJs resldeocy 1n opb-
Llod, J!Jter ol tbe brlde, was tbalmology at the Jules stetn
tbe matroo of booor, Eye lnsutute at OCLA Medical
Htldi ADII LIDdwulheflower Cenler 1D July. MRS. WELDOH E. Ho\VIHS JR.
lirl &Dd Brett Lind wu the When they return from their --------------------------
riDe beuer. Tbey ue niece wedding lrJ.p, Dr . and Mr s. LEGAL NOTICE LfGAL. NOTICE
nephew of the br'lde. Hnins will make their home FICTIT10(1) BI.SINESS NAME
Dr. Glenn Johnstoo ot Jack~ In Westwood. STATEMENT
N H The following persoo lsdol.ng ewcomers at oag bu.iness '"' AssociatedinTest-ments Ltd., 2400 Elden, 113,
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 P.O. Box 103, Costa Mesa, Ca.
Boy ~-Wr. IDd Mrs. James Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Pu-92627: Edward J. Babson, Gen.
P. Bergen. 2048Wallacestreet, Kwang Chang. 2266 Fountab Partner, 2400 Elden, US, P.O.
Co.ta Mesa. Way - West, Costa Mesa. Box 103, Costa Mesa,Ca. 92627.
Boy--Mr.a.odMra.Herman • MONDAY, MAY 14 This business Is conducted
E. Ateoclo, 2700 Petersoo PL, Girl --Mr. aod Mrs. Gary by a Umlted partnership.
FICTITJOUS Bt.SINE~ NAME
STATEMENT
The following person is doing
business as: E. Eddie LeBaron
and Associates, 610 Newport
Center Dr., Suite 1360, Newport
Beach, Ca.lllorru:. 92660: E.
Edd.ie Le Baron. 610 Ne'ifi'POrt
Center Or., Suitel360,Newport
Beach, Ca_IJfornt.a 92660.
This business is being con-
YESTERDAY'S MEDICINE,
TODAY'S COW FEED
A shurt ltme ayo, people lhoughl blackstrap molasse!
was etfoct.J'o'e treatment ror anemta and rhcumatt!lm
Today we know bett('r We v.ouldn 't think or rclyma
on "home remedies'' whtn we ha ve so many rast·
acting, ~liabl(: modern mcdicauons ava,la.blc. to us.
But remember-most medicines should be taken only
upon the adv.ce of your ~stctan . Tht tl(:).t ttmc
you're not feeling up to par, see your doctor firR
Then. if he orders medication, come to us for qualt ty
pn:scnpt•on strvJC(:.
Christensen
.a &. COAST .. ., .. c:o.aiiA DtL ll&a
011101.& , ...
'
SYMBOLS of the seml-a.nn~l auction for the beoeflt
of the Newport Harbor Art Museum are beld b)' Mrs.
Johnston Ballard, at right, and M.rs. WUllam Gh·e~:~~.
The camel pinata represents a children's party that wUl
be one of the auction Items. Mrs. Givens holds a beau-
tiful nightgown, also to be auctioDed. The ucttoo dinoer
Is slated for June 1 ln the Newporter Inn's Moo.te Carlo
room. Vacation trips to Mautlan, Cabo San Lucas, Ut:a.b,
Aspen, and Palm Desert are tnchxted in donated auction.
prtaes. other prizes Include parties, airline ttcllets, cook-
ing lessons, theatre tickets and art lessons.
Costa Mea.. Hess, 554 Hamilton Street, Signed: Edward J, Ba.bsoo.
Boy --Mr. aDd Mrs. Robert Costa Mesa. This statement was tlledwtth
W. Sprenger, 340 Alva I...a.ne, Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Nabil the County Clerk of Orange
ducted by ao lndlvtdual. 'i;:;:::====;:======:::::::::::::::: Signed: E. Eddie Le I
This statement n.ted •lth
co1111ty clerk or Orange, ~:;':~~ oo May 21, 1973, by T
Costa Yea.. Mansour, 1863 Port Wheeler Collllty on May 7, 1973, WU-
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Fred Place, Harbor View Homes. llam E. st John, county clerk,
S. llcSwa.in, 29-tJ Bater St., Boy --Mr. a.nd Mrs. MelVin by Theresa M. Ward, dep\iy.
Costa Mesa. Richardson, 3071 YeLlowstone Publish: May 10, 17, 24, 31,
McKAY GUEST OF HONOR • THURSDAY, MAY 3 Drive, Costa Mesa. 1973, ln the Ne"PPrt Harbor
USC Harbor Area Alumni will Girl ·-Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F -25147
host a banquet in booor of foot. Kelly, 221 Broadway, Costa
ball coach John McKay at tbe Mesa.
Balboa Bay Club oo. Friday, • FRIDAY, MAY 4
Jtme 1, at 6:30 p.m. McKQ, Girl --Mr. aod Mrs. Mer-
whose Trojlns are tbe oatloo-riU Pugmire, 332 BuclmeURd.,
at cba mplons of football, wu Coab. Mesa.
selected as the NCAA tootbl.ll Boy--Mr . and Mrs.RtctJard
coach of tbe year. Crane, 940 West 18tb St., Costa
Warren Glbboo.s, prestdeot Mesa.
ot the Newport Harbor Azea • SATURDAY, MAY 5 •!~~~~~~~§~1C:lub!, ~sa~l:d:T~o:m~m~y~W=alk:e:•:w1U Glrl --Dr. aDd Mrs, Jotm be the master ot ceremonies. FemiDo, 2791 Redwing Circle,
TilE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL, Minister
Sunday Services: 8:00 aDd 10:00 a.m.
Bible Study: 9:00 a.m. and HlO p.m. Church ScOOoi: 10:00 a.m.
3262 IIROAD STREET, HEWPORT H!IGHTS
Nursery care provided Phone: 642-27~
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
THE CEHTER FOR II!IILICAL STUDIES
101 MAGNOliA ST. AT 914S A..M. aieL! CLAUIS
SAI'tTA A1'4A AV!. 1h00 A.M. WOIUHIP HOUit
COSTA MESA 7•00 f'.M. !VA.G!LISTIC HOUII:
DR . Jtlolhll COMIIS, PASTOR
COSTA MESA COUNSELING CENTER
TO EHHo\HCE DlHAMIC LIV:IHG
ANOTHER MINI STRY OF' TilE nRST BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. Jo\MES HEHRl, DIRECTOR
FAMILY, PERSONAL, CALL 548-l?SS
MARITAL COUNSEUNG OR 548-Z8S7
LEARN TO LIVE "THE DlHAM!C LlFE"
FlkST'OfUROf OF
DfiUST, SOB1111ST
3303\'io .....
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SUNDAY SERVICES
9 .... -·10.10 ....
WIIDNESDAY EVIINING
MEmNG I
II.IADING llOOM
I.UTMERAH CHURCH
OF THE .-.vrER
........ Olds ........ :1£ ..... --"""Dr.
-.... -· Cltlll. THE REV. PAUL ROIIEtS
~mP&otor
SUNDAY
10:00 A.Y. -FomllJ Woutdp
NUIISI!ItY PIUWIDI!D ·:.~= ....... ,,.. ... W I 9 ..... • 7t45 p.o .. l'----------" -,. _, Frioloyo
9 a.a . 5 P·&l 7·9 p.m. UTEHD
THE CHURCH
OF lOUR CHOICE
REGULARL l
COfrta Mesa.
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. F.
Prelloo Hobart, 23%6 Tustin
An., West Upper Bay.
Girl-· Mr. aod Mrt.Ednrd
Paluk1, 2&9 Ea.st 16th Pl.,
Coata Meaa..
• SUNDAY, MAY 6
Boy --Mr. and Mrs. Aotbony
Hean, 590 Baker, Costa Mesa.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
UpS!ar-lo 1881Port!loa-
le1P., Harbor View Homes.
• MONDAY, MAY 7
Girl --Mr. &DdY.rs. Ant.boaJ L. Uaber, 571 Joann Street.
Apt. H, Costa Mesa.
• TUESDAY, MAY 8
Boy -· Mr. a.od Yrs. step ben
C. Drum my, 424 62od Street.
Newport Sbores.
Boy --Mr , am Mrs. SteYeo
G. Fasc.hlog. 251 AYocado, ~.
14, Costa Mesa.
Girl --ll.r. and Mrs. John
Curren, l813Hummingbtrd0r.,
Coab. Mesa.
Girl --Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard DaYLs, 9'76 Valencia., Apt.
3, Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, MAY 9
Boy --Mr. aod Mrs. Ray.
mood EWott, 524 Tustin Au.,
Newport He!cbts •
Boy --Ill. and Mrs. Bruce
Cuton, 107 27th st., West New.
port.
Girl --11r. a.od Mrs. stnen
Trttl.l1z:lcer, 1622 Venoo Place,
In!Do.
Gill -· llr. aDd Mrs. Denol.a
Yadl-1010 Valeoela, Apt.
D,CoGMt•.
Boy -. ... • IDd ..... HarTy
BurDett, U0'7.A Cuyoo Dr., co.a. w.ea.
• THURSDAY, MAY 10
Girl --Dr, IDd Mrs. Allan
J. Yin, !717 Styi:U't Circle,
Colla Uta.
Boy ·-Yr. a.od Mrs. Louis
Reccow, 5542 Sierra Roja Rd ••
lrYIDo.
M, Ward, deputy county
Ptlbllsh: May 24, 31, June 7,
1973, In the Newport Harbor
F -25479
WE WtLL SELL
YOUR HOME
4•/.
GRACE BIIILE OIURCII
Amerlcu LecioD Hall
565 w. lst.b street
Costa Mesa
• FRIDAY, MAY 11
Girl ·-Mr. IDd Mrs. Bruce
Scbuler, 2-472 Fatnray DriYe,
Costa Uea..
Gill --Mr. and W:rs. James
Korb, 17582 MaDCbuter, lr-
Big attheBigM
REV. TOM TYREE, Pa,..,r
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 A.ll. 6 7:00 P.ll.
HOME BIBLE CLASSES:
Call 552-txm
<atnl Bible Qarc:h
ROa!ltT M. aiNGSTON -.. AI TOR
23RD ST. atORo\HGE, C05To\ YISA-~~5050
SIIDda.y morntqworahlp -10:30 &.m. Surdl.y Scbool
SIDII.y ennlor worablp -6:00p.m. 8:00a.m.
Wedn-J Bible otudy IDd praJV •••.•.
AD lDdtpebdtnt Chlll'~b wttb Btble
YIIle.
Boy -· Mr. &ad Mrs. James
M. start. 3U9 McKtJllley W&J,
CoM& u ...
• SATURDAY, MAY lZ
TwtD drll --Mr. and Mrs.
Fndtrlct Dwou, Z4S4 None
AnDIII, Colta Mua.
Boy ·-Mr. ud Mrs. Jobn
F. ~~w-. 14015-1/Z W. S.,
Aft-. Ceatn.l M.-,ort.
Gtrt -Yr. 11>11 Yra. Doac-
luo E. J...... Z!Mi TGlaDe
Rood, C--.
• SOHDAY, MAT lS
Boy --.... .., ..... ~ ..
8-*I<D, 1108 Port AAJor
P--Vlow llolllft.
Gtrl --l&r. Uil lin.-
l$011 lhmpllrOJ'
You can earn this high interest on $5,000 minimum two yea r cenificates. The first yea r your $.'i,OOO
cenifl.cate will ea rn $309.15. and more for each consecut ive yea r that interest ts added to the account.
You can earn $59.17 on $1,000 minimum one year cenificates, and as much as $51.26 on a regu lar
pa ssbook savings account of $1,000.
More interest. t.han ban.ks ... more certain t.han st.ocks
Plus &ee services ... safedeposit boxes, notary
service, travelers c heques, trust deed and note
collections, and many more free services are avail ·
able when you have the required minimum
balance in your account at THE BIG M.
Plus penonalservice ...
experi enced and competent sav·
ings counselors in each office
to assist you in planning
your sav1ngs program.
Coro1U clel.Mar: •"7 ... t CoMt Blahway/'7s·JGIO
OU. oalou t. CGna, .... ...,...._ ,..,. , = ""' e...l'ln~ sa• _. 'ftftl_.,., Oolto
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U!AL IIOTICI 0 LIOAL IIOTIS:I
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING 81Il)
SEALED BIDS will be recet•ed at the otnce of the City
Clerk. City Hall, Newport Belch, Call1ornll, 11DUI11 :30 A.M.
Gil tbe 12tb day of June, 19'73, at which time tbey wtll be
C)fiiDed &Dd read, for performlng work as follows:
MG CANYON RESERVOffi SERVICE ROAD IMPROVEMENTS
CONTRACT NO. 1525
TUNING UP fOZ' Corooa del Mar btJb tcbool cndUIUOD
DJcbt are, from left, Norma Qulno, member of tM grad-.
UltlDc class; Terry Watt. studeat bodJ pre81deat, aDd
Dnld Atoold., senior class president. Grad a.lebt It Thurs-
day, Juoe 14, at the Balboa Parlllon, beglnnt.oc at 9 p.m.
T be eYeaJnc will lnclude musical jam sessloo.s a.lxard
the PaY1lioo Queen, a.nd entertalDment, diJllaC and due-
tog lo tbe tallroom of the Tale of the Wb&le. Music
wtu be fUrnished by tbe Radio Flyers~ A comedy-
mac;tclan trom Dtsoey&nd will perform. Mrs. James
Quinn and Mrs. John Marr are PTA sponsors.
Younsters save sea lions
9tda must be submitted on tbe proposal form attacbed Beached sea Uoos aloog
wttl ltle contract doeuments turnf.sbed by tbe Publlc Works Orange County's ccutUne are
D<4*tlbeot. The additional copy at the proposal form Is to going to ptsomebelptbissum.
M r*IDed b)' the bidder for Ills records. mer from 8th grade students at
Stauft'er by llteprds from Sao
Clemente to Huotlngtoo Beach.
He picks tbem ~ ln. b11 YU,
takes them borne and nunea
tllem back to good bealtb, tbeo
returll5 UM!m to tbe sea.
Eaell. bid must be accompanied by cash, eertit1ed check Ota Lady Queen or Angels
w Btl.1der's Bood, made payable to the City of Newport seboollo tbe Blutfs.
ae.et1, lor an amolllt equal to at least 10 percent or tH Yotmi(Sters at the Catbolle ~ Nd. scbool ban raised $325 to belp Tbe tu1e of the project and the words "SEALED BID" Jim stauffer of Laguna Bfaeb
.a.Jl lie clearly marked on tile outside or the envelope con-In his ertorts to save distressed
...., tbe bt.d, sea Uons (seals~ and some ot
Tbe cc:-tract documents that must be completed, eteeuted, tbe kids wtll belp Jim t111s
.ad retwDed 1o the sealed bid are: ._ Proposal
B. Des:lpHon or Subcontractors
c. Bidder's Bood
D. Noo-collusioo AfftclavU
E. 9tattmeat at Ft..r:ta.oeial Responatbtllty
F. T..:lmtcal Ablllty and Ezpertenee Refereocea
summer.
Tbey learned of the program
wbeo Mr. stauffer lectured re-
cently at their schOol. and de-
cided to pltcb lD and helP.
Antlbl.otJes to tlgbt Tt.rases
and force -feeding to coneet
vitamin deftcleneies are a cou-
ple of Jim's tactics to beat
the seals.
Friday morning the 8th grad-
ers presented Jim Stauffer tbe
money they have raised, and
offered their be~ tor tbe sum-
mer.
LICiAL MOTICI
'lliURSOAY0 IIAY 3~ 1!13
COROllA 0£1.11AR, CAL.
SERVICE RfPORT
-. • • • KODdrta wu
EJtiU .. C~ of lfnport p•IOI', llld
Barllor will hoar Dr. R~ -~ --· Pro-, ~ .,. .,... llltp at lllo .,....,.
c--blloop to lbl Suta meettar at lbl ...-..
Aoo EliCbaop Cld>, Tbl ld>-Tbl U... will tuta11 -
)let o1 Ida tall: at tbt DOOD offt.ceu Jli:M 19 at a dlaMr
meettar _,alibi stall Sblrl oo lbl Jolud Q-N--
wtU be ••Tbe rlYW rata. •• are pres:tdeat BtU eo., Grit
Nw oftlcc1 D()D)h•ted tor 'Y"Ice-prelideot LeD ErleUerl,
tbe cominc Je&r art presldeot 2od nct..prellident GleDa 0' ...
CharUt Brown. Lilt 'V1ce-pre81-Bryu, Srd 'Y"ICe-llftlkltlltRot'-
pruideDt Diet Hodre, I.Pd MC-er Denney, and boud member
rttary &Dd.treaiUI'arJoeCham-Bob Barry,
bers. • • •
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
GENE H. ROBERTSON
INSURANCE
3333 E. Coast Hwy ,
Corona del Mar-Telephone 67~3850
~ documents shall be aftb:ed with the 51gnature and
t .... ol the peuons signing oo behaU of the bidder. For
Seals that come asbore sick,
or with rlsh-hoots In their
mouths, are reported to Mr. FICTITIOUS BWINE~NAJ.fE
STATEMENT ~ • &lll&at:.ieas, the signatures of the President or Vice Prest-__ ..:L:,I:.:GA=L::..:MO:..=..T'-'1-'C"'E'--._. .t Secretary or Assistant Secretary are required and --.e ~te Seal sb:all be am zed to all documents requir-
lie Jlllwtares. In the ease of a Partnership, the signature
The follOWing persons an I H
ol .t .._ ooe general partner Is required.
He M1s will be accepted trom a cootractor wbo has DOt
~ Kcen&ed In accordance with the provls1ons of Chapter
9, Dtris1oo ffi of the Busioess am! Professions' Code. Tile
~ct« sball state h.ls license number and elasstflcation ..... .._..~.
0. IJet of plans and contract documents, tnci\KUng special
Pf'O'Ils1oas, may be obta.loed at the Public Worts Department,
City Hall, Newport Beach, CaWornia, at no cost to Ueensed
conb'actws. It is requested that the plans and cootnet
doeqm.,ts be returned within 2 weeks after the bl.d opening. T. itty Ms adopted the Staoaard Speclftca.tloa.t: for PWUc
Wodlj "outruc:-(1970 edWoo and -Jemew).u .... ~ a,. tile Soutbern Callfornla Chapters of the American
Pellf! W«b Assoclatioo and the Associated Geoeral Con-
traeWa ol America. Copies may be obtained trom BuHdlng
Jfwe, Ine.l 3055 Overla.nd Avenue, Los Angeles, Calltornla
!lOOM, (213 8'10-9871.
TM cJty has adopted standard Special Provlstons and
st.:•d Drawings. Copies of these are avatlable at the
P .. c Worts Department at a cost of $3.00 per set.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING doing business as: Tradewtnds CO R 0 N A 0 E L M A R '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Uqoor, 6710 W. Coa st HJ(Inray, n t
N -~ Sea" C 111 92"-•n SERVfNG r:NTIRE 1 t .... t the City C II t the e .. ....,..' Cu, a • ...,.,: ~ fHf,
Uil OWIC 0 William Merle Hall, 7 CaDa.l HARBOR AREA.~ -.· ~ City of Newport Beach wtU hold " , .,. ., -a public hea.rlng regardinc Or-Circle, Newport Beach, Callt-.~ ----~ . ~ • -d!nanee 1502, being. AN OR-street, 447 Ca.nal street, New~ ' ----- - - ------• , ---·--.
DINANCE OF THE CITY OF T 1 "-' NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING port Beach, Calltornia 92660. WORKING UP AN APPETITE! ln anticipation of Harry's ,..,_ • ,..-""a
Thla bust.ness tseooducted by Bar and Grill, which will 9000 be erected just off Mae -' SECTJONS 20-47.050, 20.47.-a general partnenhip, Artb~.~r BIYd. ID lnlne, partners Walter Crutteoden ot 060• 20•47•070• 20.47•080 AND Sl-~ Wlllla M Hall Cameo Shores at left and Harry Healy olNe......,rtShores 2711 E . CoA&r H IGHWAY 1?1•• 875-1400 20 47 100 OF CHAPTER 20 '7 """"": m · • -....-CORONA OEL MA"· C A LIF. !012C2S
· • ... This statement was flledwttb at right are turning the tlrst spadetuls of earth. LootiJlg ~1;;::;~r;:~~r,~~~:~:~~=~i· OF THE NEWPORT BEACH th C ~ CJ k t Or on are Mrs. Cruttendeo and Mrs. Healy, et. ... u .... with MUNICrPAL CODE, PERTAIN-e 0011•1 er o ange ._
lNG TO MODIFICATION CQY.. Co_unq oo May 4, 1973, Wll-tbelr husbollds, and AsstOll>lJ'm&n ¥'fo IU~"t::,m,,,
MM'TEE, PlannlngCommtalob U.m E. st John, county clerk. to the backJfound. Oedtca&on iiftJtr~ af_thl " ,· ~: t·
A"inendmeOt No. 374• by Betty J. Btl'pteD, deputy. was saJd by Father McCarthy oi Oar itt' 'i1dlirt'or
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-PubUsb: May 10, 17, %4, 31, Angels CatboUc ebureb and the flag salUte fu''led tft '
THER ClVEN'Ihat the saJdpub-1973, In the Newport Harbor retired U, S, Marloe U, Gen. Wllllam t1trash, (Eoslp~ IN TOTAL TREATMENT
Uc hearlllg will be held Oil !be _E_o_sl_gn_. _____ F_-2_s_n_J __ Phot_o-,,)--c:-:::-:=---Of
11th day of Jtme, 1973, at tile BLOODMOBILE AT HOAG
t 7 30 In LECiAL NOTICE LECiAL NOTICE The Red Cross Bloodmobile bour o : p.m. the Coun-tal tr
e il Chambers of the City Hall CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNIA w2
1
30
11 .v_tsit H08:~~ J om
of tbe City of Newport Beactl, NcrJ'ICE INVITING BU:S : w p.m. y, UDe
1B aeCCII'da.oee wUh the provisions of Artlcle 2, Cba.pter 1,
~ Pll't '7 ol tDe California Labor Code (Sections 1710 et seq,),
tbe City Council of the City of Newport Beach bas ucertatned :~ tM .-.rat preft.lllng rate of per diem wages In the locality
tl ,._. Cbe work Is to be performed tor each craft, class1fl.-
elllll. w type of workman or mechanic needed to execute
tM GGIIIItract and has set forth these items 1n Resolution No.
7~8 adopted June 12, 1972. A copy of sa.Jd resolutloo ls
... ltll'th to the omee of tbe City Clerk. All partles to the
o d a ftall be governed by all provisions of the CalltornJa ~ Cede relatln~ to prevailing wage rates (Sections 1770-
Call!ornla, at which Hme and SEALED BIOO will be reeei'fed at the offtce of the City 6• ~:-1~00 =~ :=
place any and aU persons Inter-C lerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, Callfornla., ootil 10:00 A.M. Ia g
ested may appear and be heard on the 15th day of June, 1973, at wbicb time they will be bank, which will be the tiet-tbereoo. off for the wmmer blooddrtte.
for complete information and details
call Administrator
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opeoed and read, tor performiD( work as follows: r~ H d bo~ Laura Lagios TENNIS COURT UGHTING '"'""'rge y e, wuu procram
City Clerk AT NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL dlrec~, aDDOUneesoY1dtbat ~= VILLA FRANCISQUITO
City of Newport Beach CONTRAC T NO. C-1516 Red -~to .. IDdwtU ~! e aiDd Publish: May 31, 1973, in tile bed ..u. amp. DurAs Bids must be submitted oa the proposal form attached 1 t to essthe ~--
I 4 I 00 F rsnCJsQuito
Baldwm Park, Californta 91 706
Telephone (213) 962-695 1
(24 Hours)
Newport Harbor Ensign. YOWl eers proc. -.. ... with the contract doeum~:nts furnt.sOOd by the PubUc Works numbers of prospectin cloool's.
t'J'Il loclas.IV.<.!).
'hit city reserves the rlgflt to reject any or all bids aOO
to .....,. any lnformallf)' to such bids.
LAURA LAGIOO, CITY CLERK
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
P...._: May 31, 1973, 1n the ~ewport Harbor EnslgD.
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OF
PLACER
GOLD
O~LY 1,000 OUNCES AVAILABLE
AT Sl25.00 PER OUNCE
trst Come--
ALE
First Served
y.,. Can Legally Own Plocor Gold,
"M...,rol Gold Rigllt Out Of Tho Mine,"
A Hedge Against Inflation, Devaluation,
Or Possi bh Depression
T.. Grder, Or For Moore Information,
c..ll Your Bondod Repro5entati¥e:
LICiAL NOTICI
fiCTITIOts Bt.SINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The following person Is doing
business as: The Sbop --Men's
Hair Design, 2855 E. Coast
Htway., Corona del Mar 92S25:
Ronald E. Knapp, 2705 S. Coast
Hlway., Laguna S.cb., Cal.
92651.
This business Is eoodueted by
an indtv1dual.
Signed: Ronald E. Knapp.
This statement ns ft.led with
the Ccxmty Clerk of Orange
CoWlty oo May (, 1973, WII-
Ua m E. St John, county elerl,
by Betty J. Barpten, deputy.
Publish: May 10, 17, 2-4, 31,
1973, to tbe Newport Harbor
Enslp. F -25113
LIGAL NOTICE
FICTrrlOl8 BtBINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe follow1og persoa la doing
busioess u : Surny Resource
Ad't1.1on, 546 BaywOOd Drln.
Newport Beach, CaUtoroia
826&0: Tbomaa B. TO'WDley, 546
Ba.,..ood Dr., Newport Beactt.
CaL 02e&<J,
Tbtl bulDeu Is cooducted by
u tndlrid-.L
St-: T!lomu B. Toonley,
Trda atatemeot n.a ftledw1th
tile Coallly Clerk ol Orup
Coay oo II&J 25, 1~71, Wll-
ltalll E. st Jollt. coanty eter>.
bf Tberea M. Ward, dtputJ,
PubUsb M&J Jl, JUDe 1, 14,
11, 1971, In 1b1 N-Harbor
l:u!IPI. F -Z5UJ
CD IT Makes House Calls
c.-O...po<y Sonb , , , 0HtC1! CAll$ TOOt
,._..,., ., "' Hcnoe 'f041' ~ draperfet Made
0.... ~ ond guorantMd Dy 1M to'" ea-
f70J .... ...,. pwtenced peoploe J'OU trwfed to
~~wet. Al171h St cMon them.
CO.It Mnt • Cwlollt WffMioiw O.Ctealil.
• Dr....., a .. ~ .. • A.-a ot1 ..
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D~rtm ent. Tbe additional copy of the proposal form is to Appointments may be made by
be retalned by the bidder for Ills records, callinc 835-5381.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certified check.
'>r Bidder's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport
Beach, for an amount eQillll to at least 10 percent of tbe
amount bid.
Tbe title of the pro}eet and the words "SEALED BID"
shall be clearly marked on the outside of the en,elope con-
talnlor the bid.
The contract documents tnat must be completed, uecuted,
aod returned In tbe sea led bid are:
A. Proposal
B. DeslplllUon ot Sut><on tractors RAm POliO il.SSII'IED ADS
C. Bidder's Bond 1 y._ 2 Tl ... D. Non-collusloo Attl<2av1t
E. Statement of Financial RelfPOOIIbU1ty a_. • •• -------\,. 1JD
,.,,_.
100 uo
5.00
.15
F. Technical Ablllty and Esperleoce References 2t..,. •1D ... ___ 100 S.OO
These documents sball be alftud with the slpattB'e and :11 ..... • a ... ___ 110 ...aD
titles of tbe persons signing on behalf of the bidder. For .0 ...e __... _._ .015 .10
eorporauons, the signatures of the President or VIce Presl--~-A~~--...... -~~~--~ ............... ..
dent and Secretary or Assistant Secretary are requlnd aDd FOR RENT
the Corporate Seat shall be afti.J:ed to all documents requl.ra L-==~:==:,;..:...-::-c=·c-~--::
Inc slcnatures. In the ease of a Partoerstu.p, the slpature EAUTIFUL CABIN, oortb
:;;fat least one general partner ts requlred. shore, Lake Arrow~. Real
No bids will be accepted from a contractor who tas not week-end, week or moatb.
been Uceosed In accordance with tile proftstooa of Chapter 549.3612 or 530-6275.
9, Dtv1atoo m of the Bualoess and Profesatoos' Code. The f----------
eontraetor shall state his Ueeose number and ela.sstftcation FFk:E SPACE tor rllll, &boat:
in the proposal. 450 ~. ft., $150 a moath.
Ooe aet of plans and contract documents, locludiDC special Ia tbe b&lp bui~ Z'lZ1
prO'V1atooa, may be obtained at tbe Publlc Worts Deputment, E. Cout HWJ,, CmL C.U
City Hall, Newport Beach, CaWorllla, at no eo.t to Ueeued IS?I-01551 oc ... OWMI" at tile
cootnetors. It Ia reque.ted tbat tbe plans and cootraet f!DIIIp oftk:t donlltllnl;
document& be returned wtthlo z fteb after the bid opentne. f---,-----,---
The oily ... ·-od the staodord Spoc:Uieatloollo< Publlc _.wou WMITIO
Works ConstneUcm (19'70 edition ud ~IemHU) u pre-E-c.I~IIN=::~~. -:Y:-; .... •.;o(.;:.:q~:-.~-~ pared bJ the ScKi:beru Ca.IJ..t«DDa Cblpters of tbt Amertcu u. .
PabUc Worq Auoctalloo IDd 1b1 Auoctalod Goaeral Coo-oe all 1JPM cl -· IIIII
tn.ctora ot Amerlea. COOfn may be ai:Jt&loed from B41tktinc JIML 'lpecll.ltJ • • a.'_.
H .. ,, 1oe.1 3055 o.orlud .,..,,.., ~.oo .. ,...., c~~~~oro~a """'· ruo-11r. -~~
90014, (ZIIJ 870-U71. lnltmaa, 1101 llar-llo,
Tbl city 11u -od Staodord Spoctal Pr-&1111 c-dol liar, l .'ll.nH.
Standard Drawtap. Ccptoo of lbloo .,., antllblt at ... 1-------'!'.--
PubUc WorQ Dtllutmeat at a COlt ol $1.00 PI' Mt. LLEGB STutlBNT wUll e&-
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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOtE--p-542-'1'217. P. 0, Box
No. 1ZZS, Costa Mesa.
SPOTS DEFat£ YOUR EYES-
oa J'OIII' DIY earp« -remcrn
them trtt11 Blae Laltre. Reat
electric .,."'CJJQee', $1.00.
c ..... -· 1107 Ball Cout BWJ .. Coroaa del Mu.
W AlfTID -cll.fl:l'a tr1eyele. ear, ... _ pllr oqodp....a.
tte .. a pre-eeboolara.llut
Ito Ia pd -ttoo. Call
&11ft S p.m. IU-0111.
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IUYIG.\'I'OR.SAILOR ..-tor---cntJOto Kawau. -&71-001 aa.sp,m,
to aecardi.Dee wltli tbt proriaicu ot Mttcle 1. c.-1. per1eDee 11. 11111111 ud 10
Put 1 c1 1b1 Clllfortlta ~ Code 0ioe1D1 1110 • -~ a.ot -bod~ ..ru IlEAL ESTATE -
1b1 Ctty eo.dl c1 the City cl If-lloadlhu-wiD ln'"$01't a1mM *""
tbl -1 pmaiJtor rato cl -dto01 ...... Ia 1M Jocilltr tldor k N~lt nlti. OCIAII FROtl'l' llOPLoKI D
1D wtdott 111o -ttl to1>o portoriDod k-enll, -· IWI-'HSior ,._14. -.0.../qool,l'll--
o
cattoo, or typo If --oo --• -10-t,;;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:::;:;;;;: tM -... -. • - --ta a•tcl" 11o. YAC.tnc•u•G? ol!ttf.-.ci • iooK1Poa SAL I 1111 ...... J .. lJ, lt11. A OCipJ' oliUdr•ttt-a. 0o JW ... • rr•1 0'1 ............ ..,......,....
anllolllt II lbl-cl ... C11J Cllrk. All..,_ltlllo '": «• 11r -.---.,_.
eoltract tlll11 be IDftrMd bp Ill~ ef tM ca&lllnie r~rt it prdtJil•L'.... .,_.LUJfG .CJr 'Mal:'~" l:lf'
L-Codo rolilllr to tii'Wnlu.r-..-~1110-.......... !tl -· Ia ::-.: ... ·~-~~ I 'Ill ttolitotft). ' ' • It _. .. ., ,_. • < -.. -.
11oo eltr lilt ,.. 1M rtaM tp JO.Ioct IIIJ art~ud hl'rr'lr -,_ --AT-IOftl'"utr-IJia-~ ---·-· tlo :::rl.::'.:...:::: CLArnlliU.o!-'~T .!?.~. a,c··--· ~ .. -",.1~_'!!.--.j:...:;-~-~-~~~~~~~., r ~ --AW"ua&"'IA -. 1·? J 3 ! P.llltl: lloyll, U'll, lllo llftP!O!-'"*P.
IUY CLEARANCE
Lowrey Spaois.b Pecan coo-
.,,. plaDO RR I! $795; Lowrey
Berkshire orpo, great for be-
IJiJU>orl! $395,
Hammond T -400 w/rbytbm &I
LesUe, Wal., $1149; J-200 or-.
liD w/LesUe I! 1M9; Cable
splnet plano, Wal. $-t85; R.F.
Miller sptnet ooly $585.
Schmidt Music Co.
Y amalia -stelnway -Lo1rrey
I 901 N, II aiD st., SaDia Ana
Est, 1914
FOR SALE
BElT' ANT •• KoaloU 6 s._, ito""''" u. .... -bol. .-ao ,.., old. va~ao ta». wm .u .,. ft50. can
111-4710 (Iller Ill call 5tt. mil
................ -................. _..c' .......... ..
11p;RYIC'£S . , ~ o ' ' .. . ~-CLI41QIIG .. m -/ 'IO!oo ell -• &lj,liilat.
-. $' ........ ud
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NIW & USm CAR & TRUCK NOW AI ANNIVIUARY SALE PRICUI
Anniversary Discounts
On Every New & Used
Car & Truck In Our
Huge Inventory!
New 1973 Custom
Styleslde Pickup
l_..,no·o GVW P•clio~ge, l02-V8, b:piorer Po~clce9•· t,.leg Wheel Coviis,
Swint L..olr: Mi~, Pbwer St.e.ri•a ~o. Trenstf Tool Stor•g• Boa:,
Redio, Slldiftt Rur Window, btf. Coolrng Redio~for, 70 Art~p a.ttery,
IFIOGRR40f951
Sln"
Anni1ersarv
'' ••
New 1973 Galaxle 500
4 DOOR HARDTOP
Cruil•-0-Mo~t ic Tren1., Power Frol'lt Oi,c Br•kes, Power Steerin9,
400 CIO VI, Vinyl s .. t Trim, Con .. nienc• Group, Oelu .. Surnper
Group, Selecto~ire Cond., Tinted Gleu, AM R•cllo, Pin Stripes,
I3J56SI0266-4 1
AF
TO OR-THE ONE
YOU BUY!
If you win our Pinto grand
prize and you ha¥e already
purchased & taken delivery
betwen May 30th, 1973 &
June 30, 1973 inclusive, ot
your option, we will reim-
burse you tne full purchase
price !leu T & ll regardless
of model or added equip-
ment!
New 1973 Iorino
Z DOOl HARDTOP
Front Disc Br•lres, 302 VI , CNi,e-0 -M•tic, B.Hed Tires. Power St .. r-
in9, Air Cotwl., AM/FM S+eor-. Yi,ibillty 6-rovp, Tinted -. • ._,
Wheel Cov•rs, I JA30F15l231 I
'66 GALAXIE 500 '65 CHEVEW WAGON '72 YAMAHA Motorcycle
4 door. H.T .. ••dio, ht•ler, e utom•lit,
pow~• tlnri~q VI, tood rnilto. UI;RY.
Jl21
'71 PINTO 2 DR.
'679
R..:lio, ht•ler, 4 opttd, chro"'' trl"', '1294 tood milto. IOOICQRl
'71 GALAXIE 500
l ............... , ............... '1995 .;,, power lteerin t . Yinyl roof. Goolll
"'""· 19 .. CQU
'67 T-IIRD H.T.
Lo.dtt:l! Power lt-ftrint , power bnho,
,;,, power winlllow1, ndio. httler, .. tc,
1Eif5141 '1199
VI, r•dio, h••+••. •ulo., power •'•••·
in9. INFZU61
'70 CAMARO H.T.
VI, ••dio, he• Itt, utttltnl thru-oul, '1
9ood mil••· IOilCIOO
'68 CHRYSLER New Yorker
'66 PLYMOUTH 2 DR. H .T.
ltec:lio, htet.r, tuto., power 1lterin9,
V-1, •ir co..d., good Milt I. ( FCJI05 1 •8s3
250". Onlv UOO ,.,,:,,, ••ddle b•91.
wind1hieiG. I UOV07S I
'66 VW FASTBACK
Rtdio, huttt, 4 tpotd. good "'ilu .
ITBZU91
'70 TOYOTA WAGON
5499
'843
.... "· ,.;; ............... ; ... 51654 lo ... ..,;let. 1010CEI(I
'69 TOYOTO CORONA H.T.
Fully tquipp-tc:l. •ulo. ohiff, 90od "'"''·
IXVFt 711 5988
WESTI'HA U A. 4 S11 .. G
'69 Dod9• Y•/ c .. ,_,
CONVERSION. VI r•dio, hut.• ·~•o
mol eo II UHIE I
MAKE
, • .,.OFFER!
'69 F250 Ford 3/4 Ton P.U.
c •• , .. ,,,.;,;, v.o. ..... '"'" 51866 •w+o..,•+ic. (U l6JD l
71 Ford F100 Pickup
·n Ford 1/2 Ton P.U.
V-1. ttdoo t nc:l httltr. tu+o"''''c
&ood "'iln. I IU02U '2687
~=.::i!Afn' NH Foundation
elects Emmes
DUSTIN HOffMAN
ANNE IIAHCROFT
ICATHIRJN! ROSS
PLUS
~-7,00 a..
10,35
JACK NICHOLSON In
CARNAL
KNOWLEDGE.,...
Call
ONE GALLON
INSULATED
2.99
VALUE
77
NOW
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fOI 1HOSE SPECW
HEALTH SIIVKESI
We corry complete aupplies for
the diabetic, the asthmatic, and
the arthritic, plus other special-
i1.ed health items. let us serve
your 11eeds.
BOB MILLER
Assi stont Manager
INVITES YOU TO
~ ~
NEWPORT
( ~a~.o . . ,.
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BEE Ll
lr.JMIIT IIB.I E~
Tb1a .. tM poOl: taU..,.. Mar award ftll ,_, -· Ualllll&ta bJ ellf1etnt,tMID
mOlt ••"•tkN .......... ...... mee·l· -u:t It Aae~• of Gold ..... ~ ................ • • • Ud .,~ a ~v_.. ... ~v!" __ ,llq II IOU l'n17 W_.
lCft'P(Ift .a..cr. il.o ..... -.... -..--. .., ... nvw wllo ....S tM lrllt Slldartll
• 0 • DIW PI' ....... ...,QIIr. dQ', wtdcb 10M tD lllaw t'*l caJedt,r ••e.t Gold Boat'' , • •
-...-1 r-. --_. ... Ito rww<l, lllol "-ud lira. Cllarloo nomu,-wblre fJialnn art DOt tbe ODlJ' ud .~ .. eu _.. .. wbla.flltb-u ~ ftrll Ill'...,..., M'*' ~. PnJoo lor lllo put M p~ 1101 ~;. pat lllo -lo to ftlctL ....
IUid plaoa lor lllo -.. 10-&II lllo lllmalalloC roporto at
1a bud, acctlented bJ tbiiD· Variou oommMteet: ollnlae t.be put J'let'l efbtl udpro..
I ~ IUid -~ -~ -Terraco Pllllllarmoole "-'· ~-~ -~ ~ .,_ ""' u. nr aiel lla" elected aad lutalled IJ'.,, ,.,.. v...., ace..--...., members. p.,.l ud the reepooelhiUtJ b' Tbe Aalotaoc:e Lucuo at -ululle, elllcleol IUid IO?S-1974 ftlcjll patton ollllo
Newport Bel.cbbeldtbetrano•l cllmorou C&fDI, Ranlmu u Araptltol: de Oro WODder
meetJnc at tbe BOiaCorl..ldldaD tbetr ebalrmaa for tbe comi.Dc lf Jobnltban Ll~ Seapll
Y acbt Cltt>. Bwdaesa wu dla-year· Blr piau are already lD eoald lin aoy potatera. ~lh aod ___._ the bopper in aeeordiii.Dee wttb • • • ,.~~~--·-~· penaed •• r....,_.,. WU'I IJ'eal IIIJIDCiOG Jor tbe youth II ma4e 1D. the moru!Dr, tol.lolre:l e~trta. tbl.t bl.n be.:~ ae-lA..t 'nurlliay, MQ z.t, my R A oOoo NEIOHIIOft b)' -lal bOur, IODCbocXI 111111 ela1mod lllrouct> bard wook aad lla, Ralll ()Ira. -)Joyce,
11 you ... a DINoc:wn.. or dellgbtful procram. Tbe pro-torelllllhdDeu ol Onnce flew 111 from •ndl••poU. Jor a
bow. 01 a .,..doaw· to cram na gMZed to the tack-Couaty Phll..tarmoaJ.c Society c~le daya• natt trWt our .. ,the Hancw ANI who bu crOUDd ol tbe Aasllb.oce mtmber, tbe ODe and ooly cty. mother IDd to accompuJ my
DOt .., weloomed, do Leacue•s bectmllDp, IDd-oamlc F)oa (Mu Edward) aliter, ~,mybaltlud,Mr. TUESDAY CLUB AWARDS,.... 5XMtDIId at tbe tlnal
_.a '-or .by calliDg the crowth,tberefrom... Scbumacber, • B, l.Dd me lit tbe cout to Port-meeUnc of the 1972-'13 el~ pear to tbe• ladles, left
Jt.bor Vilitor bttwwo a Tbe 'begltm1np was relat-• • • 1a.od ••• Seattle . , , Orcu to rllbt: Mrs. Doolld Ohms, key aftJ'd; Mn. Dan King,
aDd 10 a.m. aDd lb.t wlfl ed bJ Dorotby Yardley, 1D bel' 0u Moaday a k put, lalud., Vietorta. etc, Tbell abe laurel award, aod Mrs. Rutb S.ftf Kennedy, key award.
ci.D 00 your rriind witb own matcbless way. Eatb palt AnpUtos elf! Oro ;,e;ggbt to-will wiDe t.lme to IDcUa.DI. lobe {Photo by Ethelyn W:Uler.)
..W.bit president wore as ldeotuleatloa on band for an tmportaat com-
lD.tormation ADd --a small facamile ola "loog ~ether aU C2teplea of mem-mltment ol lwl'-"" Robert. N T d I t :: = '=" buoi-playiog'' record, with lbl""" ~r~~:. "'!'!~.!":fl: Good trleod lleloll()ln.Dooo) ew ues ay s a e
indlvtdual labeL Aod aa Kay --..... WaMeU feted u wUb coct-~ to belp hH become SptO"poa (Wrs. WllUam H. m), Balboa Bay Club. Tba IJUUill ta.lla at blr borne aDd d1nDer New om.cers were Installed at tlllllu::t meetlnc of the year.
acquainsed with her new program chaitmaa, called each meetlnc etpeei&Uy honors tbe at tbe Flu Crons , , • sucb at the ftDal meeting ot tbe Each wu presented with a cor-~ past president to stand. 1D UDe aaociate memben, wbo eome 1 deUcbtfUI. way to start oar 1972-'n seuon of tbe Tued.y sage by W:rs. Eodsley.
THE HARBOR VISITOR • • , tbe ''record'' was read ~~It~ t':. Anplltos cle little neaUoo. Spetklnr ot '*· Club of Newport Harbor at the Mrs. Laurence Wrl«:ht, music
PHONE:484-9388 along'WttbtbeUtleloftlleaonp • sa JSIJ'ltlf'ylDg catiou ••• BeeLlDewtUbeooNewporterlnn. and drama section c hairman,
174 In keeping 'Wilb that "era," anti to see tbem present as well as vacatioo for awblle, W doa't The l.n.staUation was conduc:-t1Dlabed ._, tbe day wtth a "sing IF~~~;;;;~~:;~ an appropriate aftJ'dlDteeplng tbe susta.lnlng members. panic tbe Eutp baa: ct•en ted by Mrs. John Simpson. lm-doog" membership pa.rttclpa-
wlth tbe aceompllahmeotaofthe W Tbe pres(ldeotl Mrs. Doo cooa~tl mediate past president. Mrs. Uon. A number written by Mrs.
year was presented , • , Since oodward L~~ey • spotugt.ted • • • Fred Dunn, new presideot, ac-Wright and &uog by her gr(KC)
the earlier prezles feU: It was tbose 1n atten<laoce along wttb Speak1nc o1 Helen Waddell, cepted the gavel ttom Mrs. was dedicated to the new pres-
, absolutely essential to wear ~be cbarler me~bers present •••• wbicb we were ••• 1 bope D. D. EDdsley, outgoing pres-ldent, Mrs. Own, as a flnale.
bats, those ladies (of course) ;?o: founder • rs. Spencer you bue all read ber latest Ment. Mrs. Dunn cbose ".)o)' 0 ----------;
were prOTided wttb beflowered ontr. the dynamo who lDtro-article 1.11 ClraDp Co_,. ruua-of UYtnr' for her theme, with
bormetal Each . past prealdeot duced tbe Idea of such an organ-trated , , • about Jemrle &Dd tbe thouetlt of )oy 1n sen1Dg
teH sbe was "queen tor a day" ilatlon, received accolades Dlct Richard. "From there to the Tuesday Ctlil and commun-
wben ber record was read ••• from aU. Alsorecalledweretbe DOW"." Weeo~yedltJAodspeat-It)'.
with mine, i reliYed for a few earl)' efforts of Mrs. 0. W, lDg of writing ••• mJDe bubeta Tbe pew rlce-Pl'esideots are
moments , •• the Natloaal Richard and Krs. Cutford much full ••. eajoyed eYC')' Mrs. RtaOOJpb Vaoaset, Mrs.
Asststuee League coovenUon Hates, for wbich tbey too were line of tt,ltba.Dt Eoslpreaders Robert Finlay and Mrs.. Glenn
3\\5 • ..,._. ll"-and tbe formation ofLuReinas commeoded. And Mrs. Rlcbard for tbelr eooouracemeot and ScbleceL Mrs. Robert Wel.se, lf..,e.t a.-11 Auxilla.ry wtth Helen Ruff Wad-Crutcber, wbo gan tbe women oow a HAPPY SWYER TO Mrs, Herbert Hartley and Mrs. ~~===~----~!d!e!U~u~loandlna;;~e~balr=~m:an:.i ... of tbe orpnizatlon t.be celes-ALL! Cbarles Fowler are recording.
ANTIQUFs-
correspooding and ftDaoc:ial se-D.A.R. PLANS JULY 4 PICNIC eretarlea. Treuurer Is Mrs.
Helen MacLean.
Tbe Col. Wtlllam Cabell for tbe ennt.Sbewtllbeaa&Ut-Mrs. Loaia: White ser•ed as
Chapter of DAR aDd tbe Costa ed by Mmes. M. M. SaalJHIOO. awards chalrman. The laurel
Mesa U.S.A. blcent.mlal com-s. M. Reber, WllU.I.m W.Jooes, award, tbe clob'sblgbestbooor',
GEM TALK
TODAY
mlttee will eo-sponsor an old Marttyo Hopwood, Vaugba A. cOilferred oo a member who J .
tublooed July 4 picnic in Costa Gill, Derold Kabler, J. Harold eumpUes the top Tuesday Club • '"'
DOG OBffiiENCE
PIIYATE TWIIIIS &
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Thrv
Ulillty
CWSl$ FOR All BREEDS .;w..__.
AIM, SC:hoellnt Fw 0., Trahten
MARnNCREST KENNELS
10411 DS ALL lltiiDS
20061 CYPRESS .546-0989
LIKE TO TRAVEL?
HAVE TO TRAVEL?
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TRAVEL
Uesa City Part~, 18th aDd Ceo-KeHon. Helmer Dicky, Fran-traits of frieodUness, love, and .... • e-M.,_ IA:IIdm.rtl
ter Streets, from 11 to 5:30. ell J. Ctmra' WUllam B. Tritt genuloe Interest ln Tuesday 1M •l"'-o.c H ,..~ •. ,. •"' .., awO!o~ll)l o" ''"'' a11d Proceeds wtll benefit the DAR and Mlss Amy DeSoto. C tub actll'itles, was presented
cbapter bkenteMial memorial Tbe coaa Mesa. btcentenn!al to W:rs. Dt.n Ring, wbo Is the ~lry.
rift. committee wut be beaded by 13tb recipient.
Ftac flying bootbJ: wtt.b Hems Doll Bull, us:tsted by nee. There are also awards for
to sell, games, b&nds, baseball cbairDWJ Reary PanJa.n. Llnt sentng tbe cl~ ln tey posl-
pmes, reftestunents, sqiiU'e Myers, Robert Ru:mpbreys, tlou. Gokl cbatm ken were
daoctnr aJid a eootest wUb pr1.-Robert Norris, Dr. Rob-P,eo to Mrs. Donald Obms and
ses for tbe best patriotic co.t-Robert Moore, Nick Zteaer, Mrs. Rat.h Seuer Keooed)'.
ame wtn be part .t. tbe f'la ot..:ra. AITtP L. PlDtley, Mrs. Mrs. Jobo Simpsoo r~
tbe daJ • A $a cJdckea boa hD:h ao.de llr1wal ud M.r. ud OG t.be sdaota.rabip ud PbilaD·
will be eenred. Mrs. Robert FiMer of tbe tbr<lpby procn.m, wblcb totalled
Mrs. RodDey Wheeler Is tbe Costa II-Ame:rtca.a Lectoo $1,900 tor tbe past year.
OAR cbapter general cbalrf'Dl.D Po.t. Put presidentswerebooored
L IGAL MOTICI
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVTTING BJD>
SEALED BIOO Wlll be recelYed at tbe otftce ol the City
Clerk, City Halt, Newport Beach, Cautornl.a, unttlll:OO A.M .
on the 12th day of J~me, 1973, at wblch time they wtU be
opened and read, for pertorml.bg work as follows:
JAMBOREE ROAD WIDENING OF THE SOUTHBOUND
. LANES BETWEEN FORD ROAD AND
SAN JOAQUlN HILLS ROAD
CONTRACT NO. 15!4
&Ids must be submitted oo the proposal torm attached
with the contract documeats fllrnlsbed by the Public Works
Department. Tile addlttooal copy ol t.be proposal form Is to
bf' retained by the bidder for bls records.
Each btd must be accompu.ted by cash, certtnid check
or Bidder's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport
Beach, for an amoaut eqlal to at least 10 perceat ot the
amount bld.
Tbe title of t.be project and tbe words "SEALED BID"
shall be clearly marked on tbe outs:tde of tht> enn)ope coo-
talnlng the bid.
The contract documents tbat must be completed, euctaed,
and returDitd In tba sealed bid are:
A. Proposal
B. Deslp&tioo of SubcODtnctors c. Bidder • s Bood
D. Non-eolluston Atllda\'11
E. Statemenl ol FlD&nclal Respoo.stblUty
F. Teetudcal Ablllty llld Ezperlence Retereoces
These documeota sbaU be a.mud: wttb tbe slphlr• and
titles of the peuons slCDIBI oo behalf of t~ bidder, For
corporatlou, ihe stpatures ot tbe President or Vtce Prul-
deot aod Secretary or Aai1Btanl Secretary are nqalred and
the Corporate S.l sball be alllDd to aU documeots requir-
ing slpatu:res. Ia the case of a Partnersblp, the slgoature
of at lel.st ooe cenenl putDer t.s requtred.
No bids will bt accepted from a contractor wbo bu oot
been Uceoaed 1111 acCOZ"duce w1tb tbe pi'O"''{QOGS ot Chapter
9, Olt1.s:loa m of tbe BUilDes.s Uld ProfeS11001' Code. Tbe
cootnctor ahall ttate bls Hceue number and classiftcatloa
In tbe prcpoat.
Oae Nt of plaal a.ad contract doc:ameDtl, lncliJdlDC special
prO'ftl:loa.a, m&J be (Jhbhwt at tbe PabUc WorU Department,
City Ball, -Boaeb, Calllor1lla, at .., eost ID Ueeuod
c:oatn.ctors. n Ia reqalted tbll tbe piau ud CODtract
doewnenta bt r-.turDed wttblD J weeki ~r tbe b&d ~I·
Tbe elty ... adol>tod the Studard Spoellleatsoos b Pai>Ue
WorU CouttiiCUca (lt'JO edUtOD ud RR!lemeats) u pre-
pond br lllo Soualora Calllonla C_,o at 1be Amerleu
PllbUc Wortl AUOC1atlce ud tbt Auociat.d <MaU"&l Caa-
Ua-1 at Amarl<:a. Coplea -be ~ from Balldloc
Nwa, IDe.( 30155 OrerJa.ad A..aa, Lol AqtJea. Catlb'llll.
toOS4, {IISJ l'l0-N71. no <IIJ 1u ""' plod Studard !Pielal _..... aad
Slaalud llnlllop. ec.tM G( -an .. atlablo at the
Pllbllc Wotka--ala-ol $1.00 per Ill.
Ia -· 1rlllt 1M ~ of .lltlelo I, Chap!• I, Part 7 of lbe ~ ~ Colla (!!«-. 17'10 II ..... ~
1M CIIJ Co•cllqlllloCIIJoiii_.Baoeli ... -
IM _.t ...-.., n1a at par --Ia 1M loeaUty to ftlc' lllo -"lo to llo ,...,._lor -• cnft, eluiiii-
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MRS. FRED DUNN
L!GAL NOTICE
F£C111'10t.E BWINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tht toUowtac per&OilS are
dol..ll.c' batness as: De&tp Lab-
Grapldc 's Two, 10!9 Ba)l St.,
Lai'M Belcb, CaW,: James
GaTta Kelaoa., u lbclq; Bar-
ban LJDD Mtt.Da, u abcJI're.
Thla baltna. ls coodoeted
., • poonl-shlp.
Slped: lames C.rto Net...
Tbis lb.temeat was ft.t.d w1tb
tbe c-Clork "' 0noco CoaDty OD M&J t5, lt'1S, WU~
111m &. st ~ COCI1I(J clork,
by Tber-M. Ward,-·
Pllbl!lb: llay St. J.. '7.
14. 11, It'D, 1D tbt ltoewport
Harl>or Eulp. F~
1,1!4L MDTICI
The world's most valued
rubles are a deep red color,
aod most such flawless
stones are rarely tarrer than
tbrH carats.
Altboup larJV nawle&s
red r.UU bl..-e beeD. report-
ed, the locattoo ot most 1s
liD.blow11. Twosucb ''rubles''
o'lf'Ded by tbe Kin( of Bl-
jlpur, lodia, were said to
wetgta 50-3/4 and 1?-1/2
carats; and Germany's Em-
peror Rudolpb D owned a
"ruby'' as large as a hen's
egg.
Geologically, splllel was
formed ln the same lime-
stone with rubles, and lh11
red mineral ns often con-
tused with the true ruby.
The "Black Prince's Ru-
by," set in tbe English
crown, was muct, later ldf!n-
tltl.ed as splDel, and It Is
probable that many 9t the
other ertremely large ru-
bles reported in the past
disappeared because they,
too, were only SJ)lnel.
Modern gem ldentt.ncation
teci'ID.IqiH's make It possible
for your jeweler to elimin-
ate any contusk>n between
true rubies and spinel; aDd
today there an an.ltable
In smaller sizes tl.ne q~.allty
true rubles at reasonable
prices.
NEII'OI!T HARBOR EJISIGN
P\IBUSit[D IUKLY-PAG£ 7
PHARMACY
PHACTS br
KARL BARNUM &
CHARLES BULLINGTON
Medical reS@Uch extends to care o! the teeth.
The effectiveness of fluoride as a cavity pre-
ventitl'f'e Is well-known. The one draw-tack ...
the short time that the nuorlde stays on the tooth
.•• has now been Improved by research conducted
at a Boston Dental Center.
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COIIOIIA DEL IIAII, CAl.. IN THE
• -o ' I
OLD TESTAMENT
By OR. CHARLES A. BERRY
BIBUCAL RESEARCH MOH'THLY, l.cs AapJea
The principal obstacle which Jews encounter
aoceptinc Christ as their Mesaiah ia the claim to be-
ing divine-" I 1111tl the Fath.t'l' are one'' (John 10 :SO).
From the very beginning, Moses gave to t he Jew~
ish people their great Shema, or motto, "Hear, 0
IJrae/: Jehovah our God is 01\e Jehovah" (Deut. 6 :4).
gyer since, faithful Jews have solemnly declared it in
every service in their synagogues, and posted it on
the entrAnce to their homes, in the "Mezuzah," a
little me tal tube which they fix to the doorpostl! as
reminders of the one true God they worship and serve.
The Jew8 consider this l!hema to be a prohibition
nnt cmly against all forms of polytheistic paganism,
but also against Christianity, since they understand
the God of Christianity to be a "trinity" of Gods. The
true Christian concept. o f a "tl'iurw" Gcxl, is rejetterl
a~ incomprehensible.
The Christian, too, consider~ it incomprehensible,
!Jut insle<ld of rejecting it, he aecept.s it on the au·
lhority of God's re\"elation, ns a mystery.
All too often, when a Christian is explaining Chris·
tuwity to one of Cod's Chosen People. he will feel
limited tn New Testame nt texts in pro\·ing that the
t riune natur·(' nf Cod is a divinely revealed truth. Ac·
tually. thrre is abundant evidence, or light on thi~
dodrine contained in the.Oid Testament, and evcr·y
rhristian should IJe familiar enough with these pas·
:".:\)o!!!S tn ll'ad tht> .J pw thr·ough a stutiy of hi~ own
Torah.
F1r!'l of all, th•• \NY r·allying t.Ty of JuriaJ.sm-theJr
.~hl'llUI "/if·11 r. 0 1.-.I"IIPI: Jf'hm•a.h Ol/r Gml '"' on ,• .1•··
humh." is mnre a<·cu r·atelr translated from the li t'·
hrt.•w as '"1/rar. 0 lsmrf. J,'hor nh our God$ )f•hm·nh 1-"
u u rllfJI." Th1• word u-.;cd for God mos t often in the Olct
Test:.tmf'Jit is "f.'fvhun.'' which literally. is "Gods."
Tht• J ews hav<' nth••J· nam('s for God, in the singular
number, such as ··f,'l" or· "'F.'Iooh." but "'F.IohHn" J:-i
usee! az timt>s 111 the fir.c:t thapter of Genesis alone.
~atu r·ally, the Christians as well as the J ew s, do
rrot t,.anslatc "Eiohim" as "(;od,'(," si nce both group..;
abhor the idea o f a plurality of Gods.
But there is no danger in translating it as plural
111 the statement, "Our r.oci.N i.v a unity." since poly-
theism -the wors hip of many gods-is ruled out by
the statem ent. Yet. at the same time. light is cast
upon the fact that he re is some mys terious plurality
wJthin this un1f11·
It is nnt thE' purpose uf this article to discuss the
many aspects of the divine Trinity, but to show that
the J ews of pre--C hristian times had ample evidence
of \.t}(\ th€' Son. the ~cc.ond Person of the Bt~~ed
Trinity, u distinct from God, the Father. in their
·..-acred writings.
The Angel af Jehovah
In numerou~ plac~ in the Old Testament we r ead
•)f "The Ange l of .J ehovah," who appears to certain
Jndivld uals in the form ami appearance o f a man,
<lnd .vet is identified by them (and by the infallible
Word of c~xl) as being J e hovah God. As we study
.;omr· nf th .. st• c h.•ar case~. Wf' will see that often this
An~c! of .l chnva.h. while be ing acknowledged a~ Cod,
I!' rPf('rred to a~ l)t•in~ di!'tinct, in a certain sen~.-..
frum -lt•h(IVah in heaven.
Th1• fir~t such "xampl" we l."ncounte r is in Genesis
111. 111 a st~l ion bf'ginning with ver~e 7, when the
An~··l nf .Jehovah appears tn Hagar, the F.:gypt1an
-;••nant n[ Sarah. anri prnmi~es that the rl escendants
ol lht• ..... ,l ~hf' is carry1ng will be numberless. Speak-
Ill ~" 111 • .~uthorrta!I VP vo1ce of (;od Himself. ht:" ~ays :
.. , wt/1 (lrl'flfi<J mlllliply thy .'-li'Pd , fhnf ,, ,<:hall
not In• n11mlwn•d {or mulf,furlt>" (vs. 10).
H a~ar adclrc.sl'CS Him as Gurl. and there is nnthing
Jn lhe Word to inrlicah• that ~he is in error.
"t\nfl :thr rn/lf'd I hi' nrllllf' nf J~>hOl'n h thrrt .~pnkP
>Info h n-. Thnu fllf fl r:or/ thai RPf'lh .. " (\'S. 1 :~).
Theophoniet.-God Appea,ing to Man
I fl tht> nnws ru st eit1•rl, little is said about in whal
form lht• An~i·l uf .l t·hf,\"ah appeared. but in thP \l-Ith
1 harte r nf (;Pilt'SIS w1· l('arn, as in other examples.
ttwt 1t 1:-; :1 fnrm Indistinguis hable from that of A.
human. ;\ir>\r>rth,·IP~s. we must not allow our~elve.s to
l•ro]i('vP for ;l momPnt that J ehovah is human. or had
a human hod.v at !hal timf>. Therefore, these are re-
fnn·cl t11 a-" "appt'aranc('s" or "theophanies." literal·
lv "Gnd·apjx•arancl•s.·· We ha\'e no absolutdy certa.in
way nf explaininJ( how God does thi~. We do know
that a pt•rson can !){' made to see an illusion. through
l:._v pn o~i.s. or dru~. nr electrical stimulation of the
hrarn. a~ 1f it were a reality. Certainly. if a hypnotist
11 r a p:-;;ychratn st can rto this, God can do it at will also.
F:wn the fact that these appcaran~ of the Angel of
.lt•h m·ah ha.~ been reported to eat f()()l'i wo uld not con-
flict with th i.~ beinR" an illusion.
ln the e xample being considered from the 18th
chapter of Genc~i !l, we are told in the fin~t verse. IL"'
,. summary of what is to follow :
"And JEHOVAH appearut unto him b11 the oo.lu
of M amre. a.6 h, tmt in lke tent doOT in the h"at of
th, da:JI."
It is then rejated how three men stood in his pres·
ence. One i8 obviously outstanding. and attended by
the other two, since-only he is the one addressed with
respect u "My Lord" o r "Sir.''
Thia penon ia identified i-epeatedly u Jehovah.
u, e.J., in vene 17 :
"A114 Jc/uwol< Hid. S/uJIJ I l>id• {Nml Abm/uJ'"
tloat toAicA I do ... "
Jt ia not merely God apealdnc throuch e.n angel,
beeaUM !Mre i1 a c:onot&Dt diatlnc:tlon between the
two anpio on the one baud. and J ohovah oo the other.
ufor_...plo:
~At~~~ le/Wflall ......t liil -· .. _, u iU ltGd utt off _.,.....,. ..uA AbNA&tol: aM Al>n!AA"'
DISCUSSIONS· ..
PIIOM THI IIOLA IROADCAIT••
Q. Phoenix. Arb. -"Some rdigiou.. it u hi1 ftnal authority &I far u the .,,
1NE
BIBLE
f'fiOJ'l~ tAiftk I a"' wrmtu btCGv4,-I church ia concerned. The ehufth
b~Uttut «'"'YOttt! i• good at .\#art. Tfl r.bould be uphotdina the I'I"U.t baaie
,.,,. til at "''~'~"• u.,,·,.l'! rdi(JiOIIif. Am fundamental truthll to be fouDd in
I wrcmu1" Scripture such u the vlrrln birth of
rettcnaed unto ltiA phtce. A1td tl&e two 4ftgel8 tt~m'
to Sodom a.r e"l'en ... " (Gen. 18 :33·19: 1).
Later, after the two angels have led Lot and hi~
family out of t he city, the Angel of Jehovah appears
to Lot and converses with him. We read how, the next
morning :
"Jehovah minf'd upon: Sodom and upon Gomorrah
hr·imsl()"f)P ant} (irf' from Jehovah out of heaven." (vs.
24). a veiled but obvious distinction between the
"Ange l of J e hovah," and "Jehovah in heaven ."
.Jacob confirms for us that the "Angel of J e hovah"
i~ divine , when he explains to his wives :
" ... And thf' UfJg l'l r.f God srtid unto mt• in tl!l'
rlrl'a.m ... I am the f,'od of BPih·el. where thov
anoinll'dHI a pillar, wherf' thou 1'0IN•d.Rt a 11011"
1111fo mr ... "(Gen. ~1 :11 ·1~).
Moset and the Burning Bush
In the :"\rri chapter of F.xodus we find a theophany
when' the Angel of Jehovah takes on the appearance
of a flameo of fire, instead of a human body. But it is
dearly ic1entifieci. first a.<: the Angel of J ehovah, then
a~ God.
"'Anti thf' ro"I{JP/ of .lt>hornh appeorerl unt.o him
1n r1 flamf' of firf' 011f nf lhr mid ... vl of a. bush .
And wh1·n Jr·hol'tth ;"((l/1' lhtrl h f' l!u·ned aside to
:H'"· r;on ra.llnl unto him aut of th1· mid.<tf of lit~>
l1u.~h ... '' (Ex. :1 :2·-1).
Ref('reon ces to the An).!"•.•l of Jehovah are not re·
s trich•d tn the books writ).en by Moses, and therefore
objections rai~ed by l:ritics that such ideas M ·•con·
\'ers ing with trod are very primitive" are invaliri.
Cid('on conven-ed with the Angel of Jehovah, as
n•(·0rc1ed inJudges 6 :11 :
'"Jtnrl fl1 f' mtflt•l of .lf•horrlh l'f"""· (I"P'I(/ 11rrt unrlPr
lh,, oak And lhe angel of Jehovah appe-ared
14nlo him, and 8aid unto him. JPh01'ah i.~ ll"ith fhPe .
thou mighty mrtn of t•alor ... " (vss. 11,12).
After Gideon mquires as to why he is having so
many difficulties, if J ehovah is with him, we read rn
verse 14 :
··And Jeho1·ah lookf'd upon him. nnd fttlid. Go in
thi.~ thy might. and sa1·e limlP/ !,.om the hand of
,\1 ulian: hm•f' noll ,'JPnt thee!"
(CO:"'l"TINUED NEXT WEEK )
TWELVE APOSTLES
AND PAUL
In comp8r"mg the min1stry cA the
twelve aposrles with that cA rhe
Apostle Paul . we must observ•
carefully;
1 The rwelve were chosen by
Chro st ON EARTH [luke 6:13 )
while Paul was later chosen by
Chr1st IN I-£AVEN !Acts 9:.).5;
26:16)
2 Prtor to Pijj,~J"s conversoon
the twelve had known Christ only
ON EAATH ~I John 1:1 ). Even at
H1s ascenston to heaven ·'a c loud
rece1ved H<m OUT OF H-EIR
SIGHT .. (Ac ls 1:91. But Paul !(new
only Chnst IN HEAVEN, ha11mg
never seen Hom on P.arth (Acls
26:16: I Cor . 15:8).
3 The twelve repl"esented thEm
OW'fl natton The number twelve
has no connect1on w1th Jhe "'orte
body" of Chn sr As we know.
Jacob of old · "begat twelve patn-
archs {Acts 7:8). Frortl these
sprang lhe twelve trobes of Israel.
These twelve tnbes had twelve
pm-.::es over them [NI.JflliJers 1:161
Even when tsrael was ruled bv
lungs there' v.•·re s\111 to be twelve
or•rces -one over each trrbe
(I Chron•cles 17:221 Thus. as He
wenr lorth ptoclaomtng ·"the gospel
ot the lungdom"' our lord chose
twelve Pf•nces for the rwelve
tf,OileS m the kHIQdom TO come
(!Aallhew 19:28).
On the othef ha<"td, Paul as one
aoostle represe11 ts llle ""Of!e
bodv. · · the Church of today [Ro-
mans 12:5. I Cormth•ans 12: 13:
Ephes•ans 4:41
4 The twelve were sent to pro-
cl aom Chr.sl "s k•ngdom ·-at hand""
(Matthew 10:7) and lcner Jo offer
tis eslabltShm(!flt on earth (Acts
3:19-261 But Paul was sent to
p1ocla•n1 "the gospel of the !Jace
Qf c;oo· [Acts 20:24) wh tle the
lt•ngdom IS held u1 abevaoce
5 The m<n•st<v of tt1e twelVe
was bclsed on covenant prc11ruses
Usa•<~he0:13; lu\e 1 ·7~75; Acts '"
3:22 26! Paul 's m•n•stry wa s not
basf'od on covenanr prcnuses bul
whol!von the gace of God rhrough
Clvosl tRomans 3:21 -28: 5:20.21,
Ephes•ans 1:6.7: 2:7; etc).
A. In kindness and yet ftrmly, yes,
,vou are absolutely wrona! The Word
of God is replete with statements re-
vealin.-thE' wicktdness of the human
htart t Jer. 17 :9; Luke 19 :10). Man-
kind i~ lo~l in Min and alienateU from
God. The Lord JeauM Christ carne to
Meek and to aMve that which was loat.
He cnme to call not the riJt"hteoua but
:-~inner!! to rt>pentance. The Bibll'
tells u.,, "This ia the condemnation
that liiChl is come into the world and
me11 klVt'"d darknesA rather than iight
hftoau.~e their dl'"t'chr wPre evil."
ThE're i!'l &11"0 a big difference be·
lwf'en bt>inlf religiouM and beinfl" a
•c·hristi:1n. Mankind is naturally re-
li)l"iOU!'.; he il' born that WHy. Relilfion
is mnnkind ,~rropin.-blindl.v in tb.•
•IH.-k tr.vinJZ to find a ray of li~ht .
Truf' Chri!'ltianity i ~ God, the-Jlrf'at
Li.~rhl. come-into lhf' world , to rE'veal
Hi:-~ love fn1· lost humanily throud1
faith in thl' Lord J £>RU8 C:hrisl.
Q. ,.._ .... Mill, c.ltf. -"/ have o1tly
ht:ard your pr'bgram a fl11' timu, b-ut
f'ad. O'M! fuu been very ~tou"ftd. I wo-n·
der if you cotdd help ml. I am not a.
Cltrilftian or 'a Mved ptrson,' cu ynu
~ta.y. It is Mt that I do Mt beli,ve
in God, or His SOfl, or tlte Bible.
It i~t maft a"ftd rrll the rrtll71V churche11
that man hcu set up that bother me.
Most nti11i~tff'n an11 they u~re only Ore
Bible a8 a text or guide; howevtr ,
mod of th'm -"t!l'm to come up with
di{ff'rtft/ conupta, idea.8 and dO<"·
frinetJ . I would like to go to church,
btd it i1t aU ve,.... eort.fuJti71g to me.
What does a per.!lon look for~ Any
hl'lp )'ou con g1'vp will bl' mo11f np--
predated."
A. We here at Biola don't want lo
give rorth any uncertllin sound in
what is said over the air. As long
a.~ you look at men, you will be co n·
fused . There are many whim.~ and
fancies they propound. This is wht>re
false doctrines come in. They takE'
portions out of contt"xl from tht> Bi·
ble and make them fit thei r own cir·
cumscribed idt'ologieR. A"' to what
you look for in selectinll a church.
remember none of them are perfect
for thf-1 are made up of ~vE'tl s in-
ner!! like you and me. First of all.
·, att~i'l<f'1 i chtlrt:h Whe-re tl¥e 1rftf"1fte'r · •.
preaches that Jei'1UI'1 Christ 111 Lord
and Saviour, and Urat salvation
comes only through faith in Him.
Ht' should be a ma n who holds lo thf>
infallibil ity of th e Bible. and accept<;
Chriat, the sinless life of the Lord,
Hia vicarioua atonement on CaJval")"a
cross, etc:. Aa one furth,.r point, ~&
member that denomlnationa are es-
tablished because of certain baafc:
principles and needs. There are for·
mal c.hu~hea which appeal to aome,
while there are othera which are
more emotional in their wonhlp.
Neither of these tesU can be used aa
a basis to judge spi rituality. People
naturally congregate in a church
where activities of their own penua.
sion are encouraged. Do not condemn
others because of their form of
WOI'l'hip. Find a church where the
Gospel is preached.
Q. Snt• 1~•. Calif. -"Could rot£
plea&e e:rplnin wh.tt.t Or.e tlif/sref\U i•.
if any, hetweett the &OMl and tl1.t
llpiritr"
A. There are at leut two t~ehoola of
thought in the theo logical area. The
rtichotomist. who be lieves that a man
i~ made up of only body and aoul
or spirit. The trichotomlst believes
that thtre a-re three e8sential p&rl8
to a person. making a dift'erentiation
between soul and spi rit. The latter
view holdR that the AOUI il'l simply
the animate nature. For instance,
they state that animals have souls
and are abl~ to direct their bodies.
The Mp irit, however, is that with
wh ic h we are able to fellowship with
God. II beeomel\ active at the time or
the new birth. The new nature will
live throuJ{hout all eternity. The
spirit of t ht> untl&\'ed pen~on ill dead
and ha~ no communication wit h God.
Q. 1nm•n . K1ns. "('l>ltld IJ(o/1 muh _u,.,,, w JJ ·J.,'1·1,.~ ('/,nr to mr?
A . Thio; pn~~a~·t·. :1." .1"\l I\ dl .;et• from
1"•;•~\i lllt il l';1rdull.1. •h·al-< 1\lth n
1>~"t"So>ll wh<> hal' h!'<'ll I>I>'~M'~~•·•l with
a d•·mnll. Th•·n tht• t'\"1 1 "'l•lrit le<J\'IJJ-1
him. '"11~· tr, rf'IIJ!"Il wit h ~•·\'I'll other
•h m··n ~ '" l nht• II[• th•·ir .lhu•l•· with-
, 111 hm1 Otwi•llt~I.L lh• m:m's l;uot
,,~t.llo• i-.. wnr~•· th:1r1 tlw flr·.'l[. KN:!:p
in 01111•1 lh:tt 1h1~ I" n"t rf'f~·tTlnll I n
;1 ~a1•·•l in•l11i1 lual nt :11!. Thf•re i.-.
n" lnll• 111 a f'hr t~lt:l n '., ,;pi ritual
hi..;t•'n th:1t tho Hrl·1·· ''"ul•1 d"l;u·-
.'lC't~>ri?.•' hjm ,.~ l .. ·ir••' !•OJ JII,I". ll""'"llt
nn•l v:u·nishet1 : J,fli~ pwt'I.BII"tt ~4~
l.'"il'l· ""' ••1'\t: ,.f ~l"l"iJ •t ur•·'" main pir:
tun·.; ,f thf"> flltilil\' :111d worthl~!i·
Ill""" ,,f H ,,..,..._,.11 11h•• Tri•·-~ tn r l'f nrm
hinh•lf lu a.l.litinn. prophl'linlll.'··
11 ha~ :1 ,.,,._,. d••fin1t1• appti,·ation 1n
J 'l"ih•] Ill fUIUII' tlil,l .~.
FROM "CHitiUIAM BEACOM•• HOW OLD ARE YOU?
756 Hoolcl.., A.,.,, C.lll"t•-•cl. N.J.
h AlliED W. !HAlO, D.D.
~,. ,,.,.,._,of Hew T•Nrurt
The Results oi justification
Feidr 11utlltitll s. .. .,.. a. P•ft. fttailda ...... ,._
Colden Tut: "Then fori 11ft,.g jtuti{lld by foil,., IW Mw '*"• W. CM
IJwovglt our Lord }II'IU en,.;.,• (~om. 5:1 ).
HE bleaed results or j~
tifia.tion by faith are let
forth m Romano 5:1 -11.
In coonection with the
atudy of thil wondtrf u)
pa..uage, it is interesting to
note the remark! of a con.
-=rvative Biblical scholar : "Having set
out God's way of justifying sinners,
and established it on tht basis of O ld
Testament precedC!nt. Paul now mu·
merates the blessings which accrue to
those whose faith has been counted tc
them for righteousness. The first oJ
these is peace with God. Men and wo-
men who wtre formerly in a state of
rebellion against Him have now been
reconci~ to Him by the death of
Christ. It was the purpose. of God, as
He tells us in another Epistle, to 'r«·
oncile aJJ things unto him!ld f' by
Otrist, but pT"eeminently to reconcile
thole who were formerly 'alienattd and
enemiea' to Him at heart (Col. I :20.
22). ADd that m fact tho death of
Christ hu acxompliahed this reconcili·
ation hu beea a matttt of plain a.
perien~ in the liftS of succeuiw: ~
erations of bdievt:ra. The reconcilia-
tion i1 JOII)CtbinR" which God hat U..
rady ef!C<tocl th"""" the death of Qr~ and mea are ealkd upon to ac-
cept it. to ..-into the good of ' to
be at .,.ce with God. 1'hil peace c::u-
rie:t with ft free a.c:cas to God ; Jhe !orrnt:r rebelJ are not merdy forxi•en
m the ICI)Ie that their due puniahment
hu ---. but they .... brt>IJihl into a plac. of hip favor with God -
'tbi• gqce wherein we: stand.' It it !""""" Chrm that they ha ............ •nto thlo ....., of rnce. aod thrw«b
Him, too, they 'rejoice m hope of the
rimY of God.' Pooce an4 joy an: twin
l>laiinp of the Goopel. •
Mmeo•a. the same-author writes:
"Throo obj«U of joy an: ..-ion<d
in thi1 pororroph; the 6nt II ..,. hope
of .the cJory o{ God. """' about tbil -,.. ctooy wiD -Into <riow wb<ft
'" '-" lhe eict>tb dlaplor. B .. lhe ctooy of God 111M encl for wbich Ho a--. aacllt lllbr.,.. tbo ,.. ~-....t of Chrlol -IIIIo .... wiD ..-.... So Jooc • Blo -
pie i
ho~. but it is a sure hope, one: that is
~ruin of fulfi lment, because those
who cherish it have already received a
guarantee o f its re:aliz.atkm in the: gift
of the Holy Spirit, who fills their
hearts with the love of God. The
second object of joy is an unexpected
one : 'we even rejoice in our afflictions.'
5ays Paul (v. J). If this seems strange
to us. let us remind ourselves that in
the New Testament affliction is v~wcd.
as the. normal experience of a Chril-
tian. The apostles warnW their con-
verts that 'we must tf,rough much
tribula!lon enter into the kingdom of
God' (Acts 14 :22); and wb<ft tnl>u-
lation came their way, u it regularly
did, they could not complain that they
had not bttn pTeJ>&nd for it. But
affliction and tn'bulation were not only
rqarded as an inevitable featurt: of the
Christian lot, they were looked upon u
a token of true Qrittianity : they WeR
a sill' that God counted tM. who eo-
dur<d them worthy of Hio Jda«dom
(cf.211-.1 :5). llaidea,theyhada
Jalutary moral c:ftett on tbole who
suffered them, for they bc:lped them to
cultivate mduraDCe ud JCadfutneM
of character, and whaiiiUCb enduraDCe
and .o-lfutn<u ...... 1iDbd to
Chriltian faith, Chn.tiaD bope .... the
more Jtimu.lrw ADd, aboM all. be--
licvon loomed to rejolco m God Him-
self (•. 11). The hope of rbT wu a
joyful hope. and ,_ wbo lmcw wby
they were tutfc:rin« trill ad paletu--
tion oou1cl njoi<:e omlcl theiT troobloo,
and ·nea becat•• of them; but DO joy
i1 oompanblo to the Joy that II f......t
;n God HI-If -tbo Joy of ,_
wbo echo 1M-of the ~n>W :
'God ...., ... -.joy' (Poa. 43:-4)
. .. to.., joy, -aod hope, tboa.
tbo tn>o fruit of 1M SpiriC. -the u ... of.-w~~oha .. -1....-
by fait!! ill God. The pllty put ...
-~ lhelloo of tho future
ll._...s. --""' -tho...., eooe aacl _.. of tho Spirit of <-..
--to tbo ....... aD dow -lot .... to ..... trial, to ...........
to ..... '"""--Gocla.. ... diM rtplnn" (d. P. P, Br-.
TTw B,uti# •f ,.,. to * .r. •• ,
..... .. 5:1·11
bt Ed.. 1963, pp. I 19-122).
Romans 5 :J reodo : "'fba'efOR
oong justi6ed by laith, "' have poaoe
with God thToucb our Lord J...,
Chriot." Paul op<ab of jUitiiatioD
by means of faith u an actioo wtric:h
hu occu~. Here rt:fermct may be
mad< to Romans 3 :21-4 :25 where the
apostle hu unfolded aod clemoostntal
the gTand cloctrinc: of ju.ti£ation. to
the consideration of thit venc: ( 1). the
appropriak cornmentt of • devout R&.
fonned thcologion should be not<d :
"'The apostle placca in the forefroot
·pea~ wnh God throuch out Lord Je-
aua Chrilt' ( v. t ). Pc:ace with God il
a blc:asing coordinate: with juatifica.
tion. 1nc: background of tht latter it
condemnation and subjection to the
wrath of God and it contc:mplata our
acceptance with God aa righteous. The:
background of the: former is our alie-
natton from God and it contemplate.
our instatement in the favor of God
~d in the light of his countenance.
That peace with God should be Ki:veo
preeminence in the bleuinp acc::ruinc
from jUJtific:arion it conmnant with
the statu• wbkh juttifu::ation .,ecuns.
'Pea« w;th God' dcnold relationlhlp
to God. It is not the composure and
tnmquillity of our mi.ndl and heuU; it
is tht statUI of peace ftowinc-fnxn
the reconclliation ( n . 10, II ) aod ,.
Ac:cta primarily upon God'• .ua.doD
from ua and our inttatemmt in bll
J avor. Peace of heart aad mind pro-
«<><11 f-·-with God' aod 111M m\ection in our CJOill.cioulnae of the
relation -bu....., by jultlficatloll.
But it i1 the object!•• re1otloft that II m view ...... "'-Pavl op<ab of
•poaoe with God.' It lo 'lhfoutlh -
Lord J-O.rilt' that ... haft thlo
peaoo. The mediation of Chriot II 1101
~-wllll in .... '"·"'-of ~l;~enc~-:!' .... ..;.:•.·::: 1 .... I ~ 'd•-oar"'Ytrce .--r a ..
Orilt k..,. ll&fl t' AI .......
ool ~-Cllltot:. ... ..., -., • ••• Otriol'o-tlootoeol ..... ..,.. (d. ,...
If~, n. ~ " .., .Rc"rr,
'"'• Vel. J."' , .. IJP). (GUfJjilla).x'r Ria)
•
Ynu lito' n .. l"lltl'.' .1 ~ 1nu• f.1illt . u~ o•ld a~
\"n11r flloHbl -. 11 ~ \••Hit~ .1-. \loUt •"tofi•l••ltl't', il"
nltl tl.~ \"OIJI (<'ill . :1-llliHii!' 11<; \"OUI hupl'. 1\!1
ol,j af' 1·nur d•'•]'ilil
Do You Know?
On IOU kn<hl rh,11 1111' "':"tour tc wnllmjl
Oaih b1 1 •lHl "ttlr?
Ot• you k111•w lh!·~<~ i~ io,· amt •·omfnrt
\\"lrilr Y''" in lhm ahidr?
Oo ,·ou knn.,. th.1t J··~u"-1lailv
~han•s rlf'r\ jn\· arul r<t rr?
I)Q vou l..nflw 1011 11111 tnr-1 Him fully ?
!)., you knuw 1ht· po,.~·r of IHa)•·r?
• ,
LIOAL IIOTICI
riCTrti>QI BIBOOlas IIAUE ITA1'!UEIIT
Tilt t>lloolorl*'-aredo-sr ...
lor
llo ..... _, u, II'IUrleb 1101! -IM&orr.•,oUSU
4-oloo, m c-8o1 II'. Rl-... ..., Woolll-'o
Drift ~ ~ CL WUUnt104MU5a,IO.# -~~ Milo 1 ... D ~ruu...' f'llll 111. ud at-•"·· •• ~~2~~~ lttCr-Ba:rDri•o t.acu! Nowt>011,ude~wltlldrt•·
Boaeto, COL tzell· Roit. Rl b toe -lbo • "' at. .ar4, 5t5%?4S V1eior1a Drlc • cobol ••• Heetor Garda, H,
Pv.ller1oL ••· ot en E. s..a.. s~ .• Bdloa,
"' -Potrleo
Lido, tor poi>Ue !D.. ~;::~ ~· • • Put Bono
nil -.. .. 11 eoodoctecl WU pletod 111P II 1007 E. Bal.
by a ao-al-llllp boo BI'Yd., aa-, 00 I ...,,.
Biped: Jeu WUllamJ • !Ary Charlf.
Tb11 ttatemta wu ni.twttb FRIDAY, MAY 11
lbe ~ clerk ot On A .ltonp: l:attflrJ, ftlDid at
COUDtJ 011 Ma,. !1 1973 w~ $15, ftl ttolen trom a Mew.
Uam .E. 8t Jobn tio.mtr • 1e -port-~ea tll!Aed eebool ella-
by Tblrea u. 'Ward, ~ lrtet t'eblcle wbUI thru parted
Pabtlab· May !f. 31 J 7• at Coroaa del Mar tllctJ. .:boot
14. 1971, io tbeNewpo:tn':OO: from May 11 uottJ May 1~ •••
Eutp. F _25477 SomtoDe turDed aa a water
b.taeet, floodJ.nc: an Emby De-
LiiAL IIOTICI Yelopmeot Co. eooolroetloulte
FICTITJOt:B BtlmfESS NAME at 4545 MaeArtJua Bini., New-
STATEMENT port llld~l Port, -
Tbo lbllowlocporiiOOIIdolllg 5 p.m. U&)' II aDd ll.m. I<IJ'
buloel• u: Howards 4001 w 12, eaustn1 u estimated $300
Cout fhry Newpoi-t Sa b 1D damapa to the site , , •
HUO: T~· J, Feara 241~ Burclar• took !caleutatlngma-
VIa Luta Mlssioo Vt 'jo C 1 cbf.oes valoed at $100e&cbfrom
9ZS?5 • 8 • a • the Missler GrOCCl otftcea at Tttb busfDess Ia cooducted 1533 MOIU'Ori.a AYe., West New.
by u todh1dtaL port Hetcttts, between 5 p.m.
Stped· Tom J F May 11 and 3 p.m. May 12.
Th!8 .t.tem.t w:":iedwttb "'SATURDAY, MAY lZ
tbe COIDJ clerk of Or A lite r!Dg aDd a marker
Cotmt)' 00 May 21 1973 :1f' Ugbt, valued at $15, were sto1~
liam E. st John, ~t.llty 'cter~ en b'om one of the Balboa la~
by Theresa M. Ward deputy land Ferry bol.ts sometime be~
Publlsb· Yay 24 31• J 7• tween 1 a.m. iDd 6:30a.m ••••
1• 1973 in theN ' 'tHuoebo, An eleetrlc calculatingmachiDe
En'a:Jcn ' ewpor F rs.i valued at $400 wu stolen from
• -the ortlcea: of Calltornta Ree----------------------------------LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE INVITING BIDS
SEALED BIOO w111 be received at the otftce of the City
C lerk_ City Hall, Ne'II'J)Ort Beach, Cautornia, until 2:00p.m.
on the Z6tb day ot June. 1973, at which time tbey wtll be
opened a.ocl read, for performing work as follows:
CONSTRUCTION OF JAMBOREE ROAD POLICE FACUlTY
CONTRACT NO. 1514
Bids muat be submitted on the Proposal form attached Wlt!l
the contract tioeu.ments fllrn1slled by the Publlc Works Depart ...
mlllt. Tbe lddltlooal copy of the Proposal Form Ui to be retaiDed
bJ tile btddlr for hla records.
Each btl.f mut be aecompa.nled by cash, cerWled cbeek or
Bidder's Bood, made payable to the City of Newport Beacll.
tor u amount equal to at leut 10 percent d. the &.mom~t bid.
The Utle of tbe project &00 the words "SEALED BID" sbaU
be elearly marked on tbe outside of the envelq)e con~g the
bid.
Tbe Cootract Documents that must be completed, executed.
and returoed ln the sealed bid are:
A.PrDI>Oaal
B. Dealpa.tion ol Subcontractors
C. Bldder'1 Bood
D. Non-collualoa Atfldavlt
&. stalomolll of Flnuelal Re-blllty
F. Teebllle&l Ablllty &Dd EJPtrleoce Refereocu
Tbeae dOeumntl au be afftsed with the alplaturu l.lld
UU.a ot tbl pti'IOU llplnc oo blbalf ol tbl bidder. For Cor-
ponllou, lilt ~~~~ataru of lilt Pr-or Vlee Pr-
llld tec:tart' or Aalolut Soorotuy ire r-od llld tbo cor.
ponto·ltoJ•.,.UIIoiii!DdtDalldoeumoalor-toc • .,..... ...
111 lbo-ola-lllfp,tbool-eolott--.,.aorat
-~~r-od.
No btda .W be a.eeept«t from a Cooln.ctor wbo bU not been
lleeuec! 1D aecordiDc:e Yltb the proyls1ooao{Cblpter 9, Dtriaioa
m of tbe Bu.siDesa: &lid Professloas' Code. Tbe Cootractar
lla&lJ state h1.l Ueense number IDdclusiftcaHool.otbe Propoat.
The company Issuing Bid Boods, Labor aDd Matert.al Boods,
and Faithful Performance Boods must be an insurance com.
pany or surety company Ucensed by the State of CaUtornJa.
The companies must also have a current General Polley
Holders Rating of A or better; and a Financial Ratlog of at
least AAA as per the latest edJUon of Best's Key Rating
Guide (Property-Llabtltty). or must hold a Ceri1Qcate of
Authority from the Secretary Jf the Treasury tmder Seetlons
6 to 13 of Title 6 of the United States Code as Acceptable
SuretJes on Federal Boods.
Plans, Speeill.callons, aDd Contract Documents may be
obtained at tbe Publlc Works Department, 3300 West Newport
Boulenrd, Newport Beach, CaUforota 92660.
A deposit of $40.00 will be required for each aet of Plans.
Tbe deposit w1U be returned onl}' ~ return of tbe Plans
complete and In good cond!Uon within ten days of the bid open.
ing. Unused Speeltleations and Contract Documents need not
be ret1D'oed to tbe City.
The City has adopted the Sta.nda.td Spectncations for PubUc
Works Construction (1970 Edition with 1971 and 1972 Supple-
ments), prepared by tbe Southern CaUtornb Cbapters of the
Amertean Public Works Association aDd the Auoclated Gen.
era! Cootractors of America. The Sta.Dda.rd SpeclfteaUons
will govern for purposes ot cootractual relaUonshJps. The
American lnsUhi.e of Architects AlA Document .U01 "Gen.
eral Conditions of tt.e Contract for Coostructloo", April 1970
Edition, Is Incorporated by reference toto the contract, and wm pern for purposes of construction techniques.
1D &C<lOI'duee Wltb tbe prorl&iooa of Article Z, Chapter 1,
Put 7 of tbo Callb"1da l£bo< COO. (Soe~Ds I TlO II ""'1-l. tbo
CU, Coaell ol tllo CU, Gl Nowport Beaeb bos uetrUIDod tbo
~ pr-n1o of per cllom ...... ID lllO lOcality Ill
'fllleb tbo work lllo llo por1brmod lbr eoeh enll, eluollleolloo, « tJP1 ot wwmu or mecbule IIIICHd to eacllte 1M coatnd
ud lu 8lt t::w0 tbNe ltleml 1a RMOliG:Jil Mo. 7711, ldeptld
IDe 11.19'71. A~ of J&ld re110lutSoalAI anllable ta ~ ofllce
Ill lllo CUJ Cl«t. 411 -lo tbo C<llllnd OOa1l be &oYOriiOd bJ Ill ~ of lbo Cl1llonla l£bo< Cocle relalloc to pre.
ftlllllr fti,O ...... ~ 17'10-1711 filet-·~
TM Clty ot Nnport Beach wtll J».Y more t.bl.ll !51 ot tbe
eOil ol th1a eoutroettoa. pro )let from Federal ~eoue Sbar-
IDI F110dto. Thor-., COUPIJANCE WITH THE DAVIS.
BACON ACT IS REQUIRED. Tbe etr.d of the Ou1.a-Bacoa
Ad ta tlll.t tbe ...,.. paid by eootradors mut at least melt
the pnftllllo fti,OI paid ID the or•.
Tbe ....,.._ of Part 5o of nth 19, Soblltlo A. Code of
Fodera! Roplollou will olio IIIPIJ tD tbll .-act. Tbe
etr.ct ol hrt 5I lt Uat tbe emptoJmtllll: olli'IJI"'IIIle" or
lfal-will 11o roqalrod oo tbe pnjoet; llld that 15 poreont
of tM ~CIJ or ~• matt be la U..Ir ftrJt year
"' -... ud tbot tbo -"' --· ...... -alii.U' 1111 n. mallmwm permitted ID aec:ordue:t wttb Mtab-
~ratloo.
-G1 tilt Do$--Aot ud of Part So of TWo
H, -A, Code of F-Roplltlou that -IIIIa
-pnjool ... lloe-Ia tbe -et ~
-tilt llto111J of SPECIAL CORDI'nDRS. no c..-II r"'llrod to ,...._ aU '""" tor o
,....., "' -,... fro1ll tllo -"' • ....,.._ "'lllo --tne{ llf lbo cu, e-n. n. CJtJ n •n• tile f1CM ta ~ blda bi.Jelll • tM prlcNIIId.,O.l!Uic•"ICudltteJ.IIp'orar r'e(IUd ...... 'i.:r .., -I ....... -.. --.. Mil,... -·ao-IOLoo_,._.ut_W\11
lo Ill rr' • ....... of* -en ~11111101 :*liN!~~-· -I 5 IW-of ~~~~~-tloollo-lo • -wl?lllo_!a ... noHol-.?. no ClPr r t -.. rlll7l to rtJool .., • oil-. ud .. _., __ Ia __
• I.e.-a hlfU. CltJ Clll't
•n"*llariM ... Il.l .... lo ... -'-'"'"
•
~ "'1141 lfowport u...., wuelllrr-
lltiDcl-lediD!>b-P.O. Bollf51, Mnpcwt Beaeb, at 11:$0 a.m. at McFaddea
wu IIOAiod by polee II l:f5 Pl. ud c..rt st., C.U.I Nn.
p.m. at lStb st. udlrriMAft .. port , •• Robert Br«d Tbomp4
lfowport Hell,!lla, ud ebupd -Slf-1/l Cl-Dr.,
wltb drlfiDC IDler tbe tDflamee Welt Ke'WI*'t. fts arrested ot botb alcobo1 a.J dr1ip • , , at lila ....,.,_,.. at 10:1~ a.m.
Dooald P«Wqtoo, SIS E. l!oJ ud ebui,Od wltb eolllftiiDC
Froat. Balboa lai&Dd, rtpOtted mul,_.. , •• OD tbe orders
tbl.t aomeooe stole bit: ftll.t of JIIJp SebmJd. HeleM AnDe
aDd ttedlt cartJI from b1a car Carta', .0, ot U9 Albert Pl ••
while 1t na pariDed at bill coa 11-, .,.. arre.ted at
reaJdeoee from 5 p.m. May IS i:JO a·.m. at Harbor llua.lclpal
Wltll 7:SO a.m. MQ 14 ••• Court, MewportlD:!utrtaiPart.
SomeoDe stole Z Pll'tlD.r...-. JDd cbl.rpd w1tb pd)lic lntol1.
trom tbe rJoore eomputmeot d. catim.
Jtm MacfU!oa's car YhUe It wu
putod ot b11 reotdeoee ot 1101 BRUCE COLLINS NAMED
s..-An., Bol>ca t.laod, be· BY VOLUNTEER GROUP
tween 10 p.m. Yay 13and 8a.m. Tbe Vohl:ltary Action Center
May 14. of South <>nnre Couoty, 207
"' MONDAY, MAY 14 Ayoeado st., Costa Mesa, an-
Reeorded tapes, glasses, tbe ,........,lnbnent o1 sboea JDd otMr persooal pos4 DO!.IDeea .........
seasioDI, nlaed at s93, were Bruce Coll1Ds u eucutive di-
stoleo. from tl'le home of Robert rector. lit. CotUna is a grad-
uate o1 Cal11ornla State Uni-Freoeb, 1855 SberiDgtoo Pt., slty , __ "-eb, ~ Oakwood aputmellll:a betweea. Yet , &.OUU6 ~ a re~~o~·
JOINT INSTALLATION of oftleers at an. Amerleu Le-
gion post and a veterans of Foreltp'l Wars post Ia discus.
sed by Luis Carrtdo (wearlDg cap) of Costa Mesa and
officials of veterans orpntsatloca lD tbe country. Mr.
Carrtdo is a regional omctal of bOth the VFW and the
American Legion. With him are Costa MeSIJI Jack Ale -
jandro, commander-elect of Geuen.l MacArtbar Amer.
lean Legion Post 499 in Costa Mesa; Mr. AlejaOOro's
mvther , at right, who Is president~etect of that post's
auxiliary, and Peyt Gru.mbUng of Huntington Beach,
president-elect of the auxlllary of. that city's VFW Post
7368. On June 9, a ;:>tnt lnsb.llation of omeer s of the
General MacArthur Leg:ton Post and the Genenl Wain-
wright VFW Post, both Ln Costa Mesa, will be held In
Estancia high school auditorium, beginning at 7:30 p.m. &:SO a.m. M&J 14 'and S:30 deot of 0rance COUDtJ for 17
p.m. May 15 ••• Someooestole ynra, &Dd bu been acttYe In
2 potted ptanls nlued otiiS tile Y.II.C.A. aDd pli>Uc rela. LfGAL HOT!Cl -::::::"L'-'E':'Go:A,_,L'-'HO""':T'=I"C,_,E'::..= ' • tlODS for coogreutoaal ea.m----'==::..:.=..:..:..::"---_
from tbe entrance to the SY!ss palps. He was fol'merl}' asso. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Chalet restaarut. 414 N. New-elate dbtrtct uecutln for the ST ATEMENT ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA NAVY ENSIGN Michael L. 0'.
port Blvd., Newport Hetpts, Boy Seoats of America The following persoa is Going FOR THE COUNTY OF Coonor, soo. of Mrs. John F. betweeu 10:30 p.m. Yay 14 &Dd ' · ORANGE
9 a.m. Yay 15 , •• Ottlee ma. Tbe Voluotary Action Center business as: Stun Noodle ltal. No A. 76484 O'Connor of 2642 Vista Ornada,
clliDes and tools YOI'tb about recru.lte: aM places YOI~m.teers tan Restaurant, 217 RIYerstde NOTICE OF HEARING the Bluffs, has made Ills fttst s710 were burglarized b'om In onr ZOO DOP-protlt eo•ern~ St., Newport &h. 92660: Char. E f E Sar w solo flight in a Nary a.lrcratt
tbe Prlnt..O Mat offte 2435 meot and prtftte agencies in teen Louise Parole, 401 Col-state o stber a alton, at Peosacola, Fta. Soloing Is a
E C -e, On.nge Coauty and Is an agency ton Newport Bch Callt, 92660. alc2 Estber S. Watton., aka Es-major step towards becoming ast oast lhry •• Corooa del ed by UnJ•-• w ' ·• ther Walton Deceased H 1 1968 Mar betweeo 5:45p.m. May 14 sponsor ""' ay. This business Is conducted by NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN a aan.l avl.ltor. e sa
a.nd 8·25 lola IS st -an lndlvtdual. graduate of Servlte HighScbool, . a.m. Y ••• ereo LIGAL MOTICI St ed· C 1 P 1 that Daniel Roy Waltoo bas A.naheim, and a 1972 -aduate souod eq~meDt, a pistol and gn · bar een aro e. filed herein a Ution for ro-e.o
a shotgun, w1.lb a total value of FICTITIOUS Bt6INESS NAME Tills statement wa s filed with bate of WiU ':oo for le::ers of tbe U, S. Nava l Academy,
$1 687 were barclarhed from STATEMENT the Co unty Clerk of Orange t ~ -~-f to ~·::==po;:::lls~·~M~d:.:..:::;:=;:;--' ' Coun~ 00 " y • 1973 WI! e;:ow.me~Y. re erence tbe apartment of Jeffrey Jooea. Tbe followtog persoos are ., .. a "• ' • wblch Is made for furlher par~ L"rAL MOTICI
1220 Park l'fewport, between doing business as: Treasure Uam E. St John, county clerk. Uculars, and that the time and --~s~v~=..::~==--
4:30 p.m. May l4 aDd 3:40a.m. lslud Day Camp & Sports by p:~y JM Barrgten, ~1~· place of hearlng the same has FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
May 15 , Cltm, P.O. Box 1851, Ntwport .sh: ay ' 17• ' 'been set for June lZ 1973 , STATEMENT
• TUESDAY, MAY 15 Beaell, Ca. 92&63 (M~llog Ad-~~~~~ tn the Newport FH~~~ at 9:00a.m., tn the cou'rtroo~ Tile following person is doing
Wallace Urlnptoo Mitchell. dress~ 215 Rtnrside, Newport · • of Department No. ~ of said business as: Fionigans Rainbow
II, 4302 Campus Dr •• Newport Beach, Callfornla (Business LEGAL NOTICE court, at 700Civlc Center Drive 1714 Placentia Ave ., Costa
lodustrlal Part. fta arrested Address): Jostph R. Fox, 24671 West to the City of Santa Aaa Mesa 9Z627:Sylvester J. Grove,
at Broothurst A ... &nd Coast C•lle El ToroGnnde, ElToro, FICTITIOUS BLSINESS NAME C alll~rnta. ' 1425 Terrace Way, Laguna
HWJ., Hunl1ngton Beaeb, at 9 Calltorllla 92630; Walter Wll-STATEMENT W. E. StJohn, County Clerk.. Beach, Calif.
p.m. &Dd cbarpd wttb drlrinc lOll, 1819 E. Newport Rills Dr., The followtng per5011 is doing Dated May Zl, 1973, Thls business Is conducted
under the 1nfloenc.e of alcohol, Newport Beach, Callfornla business as: South Coast Yacht Keene, Oklo, Madsea, JeD-by an lndivtdtal.
alter a Newport pollee car fol-9!660; WiUiam F, Wetzel, Watcb, 307 E. Bay Ave., New. Dings&. Wcl>oaald, Professional Signed: Sylvester J. Grove.
lowed him aeroas tbe city !1872 Vacauoo. Lane, H110tlllg-port Beach, Ca. 9ZS61 : Gary Corporation, AYco Flnanetal This statement was ftledwtth
bouDdary •• , Cheryl Susan ton Beach, CaiU. 92646. Ross Brown, 307 E. Bay Ave., Tower _ Filth floor, 620 New-the county clerk of Orange
Wood, 20, of 301 AYOC.&do Afe., Tb!s bmdoess Ia conducted Newport Beach, Ca. 92661. port Center Orin, Newport County on May Zl, 1973, Wll-
Costa Mesa, 1I'U charpd Wltb by a general partnersb.lp, This business Is conducted Beaeb, CA. 92660, Attoroey (s ) Uam E. St Jvbn, county clerk.,
petty tbeft .1Weo. pollee arrest-Slped: 1oaepb R. Fox, Wal-by an lod.h1dual. for: Petitioner. by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
ed ber at Fasbtoo Island at ter Wll8on, WUUam Wetzel Slped: Gary R. Brown. Publlsb: May Z4, 31, Jlme 7, P~Usb: loUy z.t. 3l, Jtme 7,
,2 p.m. ~ .. ~ SqfQtlliiM' br* a This atatemeat wu ft. lid wUh Tbls statement was tiled wttll 1973 1n tbe Newport Harbor l4, 19'73, ln the Newport Hatbor
wlndDw IDa baiJd1Dt ~Kader eoa-tbe COUDty Clerk of Orange tbe Cot111ty Clerk. ot <Jrance Enslin. Enslp.. F ...25478
• 1770 HfWrO liT
C05TA MISA u,_,
HE ED A LISTEHIHG
!AR?
Chri.st is tb~ an.s werl
(bn.Sli011 COIHUeJirrg
CAN b~lp
548·2837 ., 54·1733
JUST
MOVED?
What you oeed right
now is a helping hand ...
He .<;:ure t o get m Wui·h
>A'Ilh the \o\'elo.:ome Wagon
hf•ste!i." She l·an help you
Rel tu knv>A' your ne.,.,. cnm-
muml;. as quu.:kh as ]loll&·
slble.
646-UU •• 540-lm
strueUoo at 4Z99 MaeArtltta' COGDty on May 4, 1973, Wll-County 00 May 14, 1973, Wll-
Btvd., Newport lodiiStrlaiPart, U&m E, st JobD., County Clerk, Uam E. St Jol\n, county clerk,
betwfleo 5 p.m. May 14 IDd 4 by Setty J. Barpten., deputy. by Theresa M, Ward, deplt'J,
p.m. Yay 15, caus:l.D.ganestlm-P.Z,Usb: May 10, 17, 24, 31 , Publish: May 17, 24,3l,June
aled $100 damace ••• A bure-1973, lD the Newport Harbor 7, 1973, 1n the Newporl Harbor
BUSINESS DIRECTOR '{
tar pried open a sUciiDg aJoa Elllllgn. F-25110 Ensign. F.2S297 •BEAUTY. SALON
wlndow at the FotoMat booth ---:-::-:-:c:--:-:==----::c_=----==:---f601 W. C-H"J., WeotN.,. LEGAL HQTICE LEGAL NOTICE
port, ~eea 8 p.m. Yay 15
aDd 7:15 a.m. May 16 aDd aot
$50 b'om a casb drawer , ••
Donna Beck, 431 Bel(lllla An.,
Corona del Uu, reported tbat
an un.ldenH.fted mao tooeteCJ
at her OOor at 4:30 p.m. aDd.
wbeo she opeoed the door, be
bit ber ln the fa~ wttb b1a All,
tJ!en ran away ••• Tblen:i:toot
2 statues, nloed at $125 •eta.
from tbe froot lan of tbe KU.
ton Brea home at 1000 West.
w IDd Way, Do•er Shores, be-
hreea 10:30 p.m. May 14 and
8 a.m. May 15.
• WEDNESDAY, YAY 16
Ja.mea Alleo Tebbetta, 44,
of SIS POIIPJ An •• Coroaa citl
Mar, ns arreet.d at 6:!0 p.m.
at Poppy Aft. aDd 4tb An •• JDd
ehorpd wltb driYIDg IDler tile
influeoee ot alcohol , •• Pot.
lee stopped a car at S4tb st.
and Oc-.a Froot, Wut Newport,
LfGAL HOTICf
N011CE TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
EM111 G1 ADELmE 11.
RO&Sl, a18o tDowa u ADELINE
ROSS~ Doeouod.
No, A~ 7&096
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to tbe creditors ol tbe abot'•
Dl med d.eedeat that all per~
aou bariBJ dal.rua ap1ut tbe
a:atd decedtat art reqatred to
fUe tbem, Y1tb tbt DeC..,.
Youebtra, 1111 tbt oftlee at tbe
eluk at lbe aboYe .titled
Cioc'\ ot ta ~ ...... u.m. YUll
tbe DICtau'J JOOCherJ, to tbe
.-oti,Ood o1 tiM ollleu Gl
HARWOOD 6 ADICIIGO!f, $50
llowport c-er.,., s.to
4)4, NowportBoaeb,C.-,
wllkll is tbt place ot trrtura
"' tilt -·""" Ia olllbal· tero ........., to lbo -ot laid -.-.. wltlda .,..
•01111:1111 afttr tM drat ptbllca. _., .... _.
1171
NOTICE lNVITlN G BIDS
NOTJ:E IS HEREBY GJVEN thai the Board of S~Ti.sors
of Orance Comly, Callfornia, will receive sealed bids ~to
2:00 o'eb:k P.M. on Monday, the llth day of June, 1973, In
the otllce of the Clerk of tbe Board of S~visor s, 5th floor,
Co~m.ty Admln!stratton BuUding, 515 No. Sycamore St., Santa
Ana, Callforn1.a, at which time said bids wtU be publlcly
opeoed and read for the toUOYi.og;
Annex D A lferaUons
Project No. 0168.420-778
All of s&Jd work to be performed In accordance wtth plans
and speet.acatioos which are now oo rne lo the om.ce of the
Coonty Clerk to the County AdmlnJstration Building, 515 No.
Sycamore, Santa Ana, CaUtornia.
MLD1m11111 'ft(t'! rates for this pro )eel !lave been determloed.
by the Board of Supervisors by Resolution 72-712, a copy of
whteb Is on ft le In the omce of the Clerk of the Board of
s..,.msors.
Bidders' attention Is called to Sections 1770.1777,5 of the
Labor Code whlch wlll require them if awarded the contract
to PlY DOt less than said po.eral per diem rate of wages set
forth to aU laborers, wwkmu and mechanics employed in
the execution of the proposed contract.
Ooe and one-haU Urnes the prevailing rate of wages shall
be patd lll1 wort.lag Ume 1o u cess of eight hOurs in a.ny oae
eaJeodar day and for Saturdays, Sundays, and legal boltdays,
ualess otherwise noted. For less than eight bours per day
tbe rate aba.U be that tractJoo of the foregoing rates that
tlle number of hours bears to eight.
Eaeb bidder must submit with Ills bid a satisfactory cheek
certtned by a responsible !lank. or a bidder's bond made pay-
able to the order of tbe County of Orange in an amount not
leas than the percent of !be sum bid as a guarantee that the
bidder wtu enter Into the proposed Contract U the same Is
awarded him. ln the enot of failure to eoter Into such Coo-
tract, tbe proceeds of the check •Ill be forfeited or, in case
of a bond, the tull sum thereof will be forfeited to said County
of Ora.nce.
Eaeb bid must be OD a blank form f'urnlshed by the Comty
of Orange.
Tbe successful bidder aiii.U be required to furnish, at
time ol stcntnc agreemea.t, one surety bODd whieb shill
protect tbe labours and mat.rlalmen and shaD be tor 1~
of tiMI amount ot the Cootract, lD aecordUK:e Yltb Seetloa
4!04 of tM Go'f'lrnmeot Code, IDd ooe s..-.ty hem ID tbe
amcMilt ot 100'\ ol tbe Cootraet. ~ tbt faithlld
pertormaoee of the Cootract; sUd bonds to be flrst approt'ed
bJ the c.....,. c ...... t~~oc~..........., Admlolstrator c1 <>rup
Collllly.
Tbe Bo&rd d. s.rn.ora n•nu U. rlf'C to reject •
UJ or a.U btds, ud oot ~llY aectCJt till Dn3t price
bid, ud to wain aJQ' lD6::wmalltJ Ia UQ' bid reeetf'ld..
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF ORANG£
COUNTY, CALIFORNlA
~U.,IS,I97S II'. K. ST JO!Ill
CCMt1 Clerk aad u..omc.lo Clerk
"' tilt 8ou<l"' ~· "' Orup C..C,, Colllbnlo
B)'I_Alo .......
~ ...... ................ hllll. .. ., ,. Uld Sl, 1171
BEAUTY NOO K
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
PMne 644· 7336
Finesl quality dry deamng
on tht> p!Tmisr'S
•
Sdf·sef"'lin laundry
All new -latesl model
frigidairt' washers
3200 E . Coast Hwy .• CDM
Phone: 673-9605
• BICYCLES
SALES & SERVICE
UO £.17TH ST. COSTA MESA
646-7706 -646-8856
MALCOLM t8UOI CUTl.UI
•FLORISTS
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeM11rl Tosh
FLORISTS
l'ttOfo!E -71
2111. 17ni1111EET
COSTA MESA
'
Call these merchants
for service
• HEARING AIDS
HAL AEBISCHER
~J.
Proper J:'•n•ng Ai~urea
3409 E_ Coast Hwv
COf'Orla del Ma r
675·3833
•Marine Hardwere
.J!f:. Tlliii t& 324
Mannt lbrdw.ttt
Open ~C'Yrn Dn•i 01 Wt>tl.
tO Scrvt You Bcttrr
2700 W. Co.st Hwy , N.B.
645·1711
<Office Equipment
I I o o • -....._.!i.-• • • ..r . . .. ·.
IN NW.-oiiiT e•ACH
O{f•ct F~o~m•t~o~rf'
OESICS •CH-'IIRS
•SAFES OFI'tCE SUI'I'liES
, & STATION£RY .... ..... ........... .
Tn•••thwa :::: .IJ73.6820
JIIJ 0"'U~YINC.
A.R. MAII.SAC
PLUMI£11.
?00 Carnation""·
C<WOnodelltor
• ,. ....... ll.opolrl
DAYANJCKT
WATEA HIIATEU
673-41:10
• SHOE REPAIR
ANTHONY'S
SHOE SERVICE
COMPL ETE SHOE, LUGGAGE
AND HANDBAG REP' AIRS
3401 E. Coast Highway
Corona det M•r
P'tlone; 673-4640
Ot.•r Loc•Uo•s:
• ~33 VIA LIDO. NEwPORT
• 14 FASHION ISLAND
• 1108 t RVt"'E, NEWf'ORT
OPENIK!;. SOON:
~OUTH CO AST VILLAGE
• TAllO
ALTERATIONS
• LEATHER
• Sl.EDE
8 HOUR SERVICE
MR .D
548-0148
120 · C TUSTIN AVE.
NEWPORT BEACH
(]wst off CDGst Hwy.
Beltiftd Tv"'Wr Dn.fS)
J&J
UPHOLSTERY
MZ·UH .........
POl IIRI
I
AH star bound.-,
Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
Don't let tt"le sun spoil your
pat1o fun . Shade w1th colorful can~as lor cool comlor1 . Call
or come by for free est1mates.
SAIIA AliA
1B1T & AWIIIJIG ·-· 2201 SOUTH MAIN
A TAX SllllTUED UMJTID PARJMIRSHIP
TO .VEST • M0811.1 IIOMI PARKS
DIVIRW.D HOA:APIIICAU Y n.ouc-.
Till STAn Of tAI.IfORIIIA
,.,. ,.,~._. enW...h hfy
'•• ..... , fer ,_... c:M•""""•
DilliE. SUYID
HfWPOITU INN, aoAaD ROOM,
1107 Jo"'bo"-load. Newport 8•ach, Calif.
Thursday, May 31 . 7:00P.M ,
Otle•.nq c"t"'-••
••I be d<t tooballfO ., ..... , ............ For A•-..•toon• c ..
(TI.a) SA7·511<11
(211) M5-S2tll
M.P. KRUSE & COMPANY. INC.
Mnnbrr P31.1f• ':Mod~
1100 'l Mam ~re1 · 'Janta Ana.Cahlorma ?2706
o AUTO o HOUSE
o YACHT
o COMioiERCIAL
o IHDUSTRIAL
o BOHo·s
Duck Feet Fins
6.95-10.95
LAGUNA
SWIM TRUNKS
WATER WO~OER KIC.K BOARDS • 4.95
Skate Boards BOYS ICE HOCKEY 5KATES
CHAMPION HA~OBALL GLOVES
RACQlJET BALL RACWETS 6.95 .. 10.95
arm Up
Suits
SHOES
BASEBALL SHOES
ALL PURPOSE SHOES
FOOTBALL SHOE,$
BA5KETBALL SHOES
TENNIS SHOES
Gym Pants -oltllo
llodnNIIoroiLoo
tllo-~
UK ALUM ll-IL•l"1r•11 . .
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LEGAL NOnCE
F'ICTITIOW BlEINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The follOY1Dg persons are
doLDg busioe .. as: D &R Mai.Dt-
enance Co., 766 W. Wilson,
Unit 1, Colta Mesa 92621: Dan-
Iel S. Dudek, 766 W. Wilson,
Apt , 1, C.M., Cal. 92621; Ron-
ald Hle, 2323 Lacuna Canyon
Rd., Lagma, Cal.
Tbts bus1oess is eoodocted
by a KUtJ"&I partneublp.
Signed: Du!el S. Dudek.
Tbts statement was ft.led with
tbe Co~.mty Clerk ot Oruee
COUDtJ OD May 4, 197S, WU..
ll.lm E. st Jobn, eoOZJty clerk,
by Betty J. Barpten, d.....,.
Publlsb: May 10, 17, 24, 31,
1973, In the Newport Harbor
Ensign. F -25115
SIC)ervt.x Roaa.ld c~:!;; I ehalrma.o of the OranP
Board of s~mson, has
nouneed tbe nomlDation of
executive assistant, Tom Fuen-
tes, to appear In the 1973 edJ-
Uon of "Outstandlng young
of America."
Wr. Fueotes, 24 year old
committeeman from the
district on tbe Rfii)UbUean
tral Com mttteeotOranee Couo-
ty, ls the younpst enr to be
elected to that oftlce.
A IJI'&dlate ot botb c ~to"::: I and Santa Ana coUepa, I
degrees in pernment and
~uroaU..m . While at SAC, lle
served 2 term• as student body
presldent. He wu alao edJtor
of both . ._~-aod mapzil>e In addltloo to betnc cbairman of tbe eollep't
Y 0\llf RepubliCI..Dil, Twtce be
was booored amoogthescbool's
top 10 men ot tbe year •
ohnson & Son
makes the
ifference ...
in Lincoln
& Mercury's
with the.
"Golden
Touch"
and now.
• • •
• • • •
LANDAU CONTINENTAL
MOTOR HOMES
&son
IN THE HARBOR AREA···
Every week is Realtor Week!
Pride in,
Respedfor,
the
America.
It sta rt s when Realtors• serve
I he real estate needs of all
Americans. And that's exactly
what Rea ltors• do-every day
of the year.
LIST WITH YOUR
MLS REALTOR~
LISTIIIG MADS rr 1'08-
FOR MAIIY11EALTOR8TOPOOL
THEIR RE80URCBS, THIS 88111GII A
IFIDBR IIAIIGBOFPIIOSPBCTIVIBUI-
BR8 TO SU Till 8018£ WAin"
TO SELL, EllllllllB
ROM!-Bur&RS A WllliDI CIIC*:E
PROPiaT118 TO BlueT~
Ne.f'OI!T HARIOit EliSION
I'IIIUIHED·IEEIU.Y -PAGE 11 Newport Beach Balboa Newpalt lull Islas
........ c.ste ...
tWo W. C.•z tiel Mar Real Estate Balboa Island Costa Mesa
Udo ls.le Car011a del Mar
OPEN SAT
606 MARIGOLD, CDM
WELL UX:ATED DUPLEX, 1 bedroom~~ ud I
bl.thl PLUS: Z bedrooma 1M 1 batb t.ou., LoriD(
eue ln yard w1.U make 1t a ~q~er cute cotta ...
$84,500 .....
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP
SOUTH OF THE HWY., COM
Quauty d~lex --aner's 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 batb --
plul ! bedroom, 2 batb rental. Built-Ina:, tlreplaces,
CUI>OI. <lr .....
P. S. --OWner has huge, SUJ master bedroom
plus nlk-Ln cJoset.
»Ol'f Y. YR~HlO.lX
~\:Jil. TOR
~C..IH'f
«=-dlllllor,CWitomio
,.....173·2222
~ BOYD REALTORS PRESENTS ~
A TREASURE
Tbree bedroom, 3 bath Harbor VIew Portonno
model __ plus a boo.us area stressed to code and
destped to be your dream stu:tlo.
* "Sparkle Plenty"Home
••• 1n deslrable Irvine Terrace. Two bec:lrooms, z baths and cooverttble den •.• 1n a parkUU settillg.
Pool, too.
~~BOYD * l7S.5931 * 3629 E. CNst Hwy.
CoroM dtl Mer
"'llteeo•oooo.o•••••
cfu.Ja !JJ.
PUSTI6E WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
LINDA ISLE WATERFRONT
Cuslom 4 bdrm., S bath home with view of
main channel. Soft colors. rich wood panel-
ing & 3 lrplcs., give a warm intimate feel-
ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbl. bath,
silting area. view deck . . . . . . .. $295.000.
LincM Isle Weterfront
Custom 4 bdnn., 4~ bath home on lagoon.
Fully equipped i•land kitchen, waterfront
family room, billiard room . . . . . . t245,000 .... ~·-On All Homos a Lots, 1'-CoU :
BH.L GRUNDY; Realtor
at I ....................
HOME AND
e 4 BI!DROOMS • 2 lATHS
• DOUILI cu· Go\·IIo\G1!
S3Q,OOO
'TWIIIIo .... l nw..,,....,..Jtol,.... ....... ,t-fi-
•
THE UL TIMATI!
An elegant 2 sty Spauiob home by Dale St
Cbarlea. Located on desirable corner lot wt ocean vu. f huge bedrooms1 muter mite 11
out of tbll WOJ'ld. 3 full oatba 4 powder
room. Large deu lw band mede !n>fc, Ita!·
ten Marble frp1c tn living room. fOlio oq. ft.
of pure luxury 1n this beaut. 3 yr. new home.
Cornua del Mar41811,000
PARENTS HIDEAWAY a POOL TOOl
Beautllul 1 story bome With preclouo hidea-
way. Be warmed by the fireplace & cooled
by the cnotom 16d0' pool with board and
slide. Eat Sunday brunch on the land.acaped
patio of thb home on a beautiful tree lined .tr .. t. $49,1150.
CDM COMMERCIAL SPACE
A total ol 1,500 sq. ft. wtth fantastic street
lnel wiDdow', DOW ualla.ble. WUI sub-let all
or pert, so that you ean start that new bust-
oeaa: or relocate nearer to Fashtoo Island,
yet sttu lllve sign ldeotlty.
....... _
Hlrnll, McKaiN 4 Co.
AI n ••
2848 E. COAST tfN'f.
CORONA DEL. MAR. -
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
BIG CANYON
Magnificent. fairWay home--circular drive-
way-expansive vie'Wing deck . SBR, FR
w{wet bar, formal DR, 5 batba. Under
COIIJtructlou. $241),000. Polly Johnston
61U23S. (~
OFFICE BUILDING
Groat location at 31100 E. Coast Hwy, CdM.
Small office building on 40' frontage &:
good parking. Priced to sell $47,500. (SIS) ...
[lrvinel-_., ......... ,c-...,1
101 Dowr om. 142·1231
'"" ~ ~-1200
Newport lleKJII, c.ll,.,.,. 12M3
lmMftD 011 TM AC"I
.ACIOUE I & I I&CRI' »M~T•-••II'mn .. ' . ,.,., a z&:+&
• Pd .... htie• • Fireplec"
• POOLS • 9 llolo Pottioa Qoa
. • T_.i•
• llepuata l'•ilr SeeliG& • Mi. lo Sdlciolo _, Play-d
S.L• ... c.-.
loPIOW.Iol ...
•
.. AL.8TAT•
IUIII/tn.U. Alfll ·II-lSI "-OI'BaTriS
!'::'1'0, Jlfrl,_," .. ' 'llO~IfiiOHAL
I;Oifiiii .. AftO/t lfl
...... •• aura
trlt OR•• ... -
••
(PHOTO by DAVID)
HER FIRST SALE!
We are all drinking a toast to Pam Rtmdel, because
sbe has ~ completed ller O..rst real estate trans-
action stnce )llnlnJ our ftrm a few weeks ago.
She's a pretty pl. and sbe's brtghtl Living ln tbe
Bluffs, she bas selected that excJUng area as ooe
of ber specialty areas, and stle has promptly t.akeo
four listings there.
Her nclustve listing at 2424 Vista Hoga.r Js an ex-
ceptional buy. Four bedrooms, great f.amlly borne
with low tuea and low montbly dues, all for only
$55,9501
Call Pam today and
this nne property. ~---
Let ' This ''8'e r Last' I
Week-end of House Hunting!
Price reducUoo oo ttJe perfect family home in
CoroDa del Mar. Now at $10'7,500, Four bedrooms,
2-1/2 baths, playroom, darlr: room, study, sewlng
room, work shop, large garage with storage for
boat or trailer, access to private beaclles, &unny
deck, dream kitcben, all convenleoces, and VIEW II
Cali now to see. 673.8550.
-
THE REAL ESTATE:RS .
OCEANFRONT ESTATE
Newport Beach, superb
view! BeauU.tul 1-level home
bedrooms, 4-1/2 baths. Large
and jacuzzi. $350,000.
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
Ask for Brochure. 64<1-243101
.. -551-T CENTiill DR.
~~ /Ja,.IJ f<.a!J,
Bar and Restaurant
BIG BEAR l,AKE
..-...--·~~~~-...... ---· -lal-11 Price' m,ooo, ~o~:-.-aoooeo,
rtatwee. ........... E.:.:.n.t tlluct.c'l
c.DM«t .... -llllr~lo.
f' ·" COlliN -MAITII IIC.
VIEW OF HAIIOR UGHTS
"HARBOR VIEW HILLS"
Located high on the hill. offering full enjor-
ment of U1c \>few of Newport Bay & PacifiC
Ocean. Lusk bit. 3 lxlrm., family rm., dining
rm .. with a htd. & lilt' d. pool & jacuzzi; on a
profess. lndscpd. corner Jot . This is a one of
up in the world. "Consider as an investment
DOLL HOUSE -$32,900
"FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART"
City of Irvine. Air-cond. 3 bdrm., 2 bath
townbowe. Ideal for the small famlly cwniDI
up in the world. "Coruider as an investment
sbelter." Completely !U.mished at $32,800.
DOVER SHORES
"EXECUTIVE ESTATE"
Elegant masterpiece of custom design for
indoor~tdoor entertaining at poolside, with
blt·in service center or inside in spadOUI
living area. Plenty of room for the family,
too, with 5 bdrms. & 4 baths & a view ol. the
bay. Reasonably pnced at $159,000. Tenm
avail.
GOLF COURSE VIEW
NEW LISTING·
Lge. exec. home with 5 baths. game room,
family room. sauna bath, dining rm. & lge.
country kitchen w all modern conveniences.
5800 SQUARE F'EET Offered at $139,000.
ESCONDIDO INVESTMENT
2.1 Acres of ~~ntJe rollmg R-1. "'approx. 24<1'
X 380'," to bUJ!d :'-Our own country estate.
Owner will finance. consider subordination.
Only $24.950. Call today for the details~
ANY OF THE FOU.OWING CAN SERVE
YOUR REAL ESTATE REQUIREMENTS,
V•lma Jordan Sud Corbin
Michelle D.vy Peul Merlin
Carot Arthor Mery Finch
Je•n Mitchell Ro~mone Hott
Edru Met•a.h Audrey R ichardson
Joe O.Key1er Worth Probst
Edith Bray Georgine Vaught
c.tl US fw ...,.. ...t llloto --WE
..... loto of ...., lhl-.. toll ,... -
Nsuput·C.ww .. M.r·c..la.._
CoRBIN-MARTINi'
'-=::===:6-IW. -7662==:===.J~
• • ~--. ~ ~·
MOVING TO SAN FRANCISCO?
(or vice versa?)
Let Grubb & ~llis arrange your real estate
transactions-both 111 lht• Xewport Harbor
:\rea and the San F'ranc1sco Bay Area. \\e
have residential olfic:es in:
Burlingame
Cont;Ord
Denville
Gre.nbr,..
Menlo Park
O.lcl•nd
Orind•
San F rancisco-2
(Union St. & Ocean Av•J
Terr~ Linda
TitM.Iron
Walnut CrMk
\\ idest Re!o.identlal Coverage in the Bay .-\rea • NOW ... FIRST RESIDENTIAL OFFICE
IN ORAHGE COUNTY
Grubb & Ellis
REALTORS
2863 E. COIIat Hwy.
Corona del Mar
675-7080
··~··············· MLS SA-LES REPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Coeta
Mesa Board of Realtors totalled
$58.4 million ln the first 4 months
of 1973. THJS IS A 24% INCREASE
OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 19721
1,609 new Uatlnga were proce .. ed,
of which 67% WERE SOLD! 6'1% at
the sales were eooperatt'fe.
List your praperty 'With a Realtor. •• •
THE IRWIN COMPANY
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• APPOINTED Comctlmu Rocolo aad Kymll to a com-
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UDI "'tllo mac:II!Mr71or --l!lc ar• plaDI fDr dllthlopmtllt: • A W ARDEO a CODtract to
Rll'd)' aad ~r 6>r a blcy.
ele tntl ca JrYiDe AYe . &ad
P" tbe to--abeld to otber biJal
lral .. al Ocoor Dr. -lfO
St. to Weatcllll Dr. 11114 _,
Llnc:oln Bd>ool.
In -lal city dlolrtcto.
• OKAYED a -lei n.lt-
dlllllal-rwltb -m putfng art"aApm•ts at I20f
W, Oceu Front.
" PERMANENTLY cloHd
the oortb roadwaY ot .Dror•
Dr. at lrrt.De An. • CALLED tor dlsmlatlon cl,
the Oraoro COUIII)' .. _ .. to
Al>ltomeot lltotrlct •• • Dm.ECTED tbe poeraJ
serTI.ces departmeDt to bu1ld
upbllt ''ftlletl" to briDe Dtw-
new}J-paYed alley• In Balboa
to the same }eyeJ as drln-
way appraocbes.
• REFERRED a report ~
tbe cost ol ctty reereatioDal
Mntees to several reg1ooal
ageoeJ.es.
Tbe ant Ctty Cetmcll SM-
sfoo 1s slated for 7:30 p.m ..
Juoe 11 at Ctty Hall.
• REFERRED bl.ek to tbe
Planning Commlu:ioo a pro.
Rodda helps get vet funds
Twenty-ftve mllllon dollars
ln federal flm<1a to Improve
veterans education ln colleges
all over the natlon has been
released tll1s week by the U, s.
Otttce of Education, despitere-
Qoosts by the WbJte House that
tbe tunding be caocelled .
En'eet of the action locally
wJII be to mate available ~to
$1 mlllloo dollars ln funds to
be spent at Orange Coast Col-
lege ln Costa Mesa aDd Goldeo.
West College in H!lltington
Beach to Improve h!gber educa-
Uon factllties and servtcei for
3,500 veterans enrolled at the
two campuses.
FundLDg .tll also be available
to otber Orange Co unty InsUtu-
Robins marks
51nd year
The Harbor Area's oldest
business under cootinooU& own-
ership is observing tts 52Dd
annhersary.
Tbeodore Roblns Ford is cel-
ebrating its 52nd birthday with
-an anniversary sale and a var-
iety of special prizes, incl\JllDg
the top award of a Pioto car.
Tbe month long blrtbday puty
wlll be cllmued by tbe a:nrd
of the prl&e1 at 1 p.m. Sunday,
July I.
1'heo Robins Sr. started hill
career ln tbe automobUe bust.
ness In 1921 1n Balboa aDd re.
celved Ills Ford franchise 1D
1923. E Jl)aDSioo of his busf.oesa
resulted in mO¥es to new loca·
Uons, llrst to Newport BlVd.
ln Central Newport, theo to
Mariners Mile, and tlnally to
2060 Harbor Blvd, lo Costa
Mesa. He shares managerial
duties with his soo, Bob, wllo
Is vice.president of tbe n.rm.
Theo Is an Army Air Force
veteran of World War I, charter
member and past commander
of Newport Harbor Legion Post
291, pastpres!dentofthe Balboa
Bay Lions Cl ub and Newport
Harbor Exchange Club, and two
Urnes president of the Newport
Harbor Chamber ofCommerce.
He was a member of the first
board of trustees of the New-
port Harbor Wlioo h.lgh schOOl
district in 1929. He has long
been an acUve supporter and
a director or the Harbor Area
Boys Club.
• TO 10 MOH TH DUn'
Navy Hosptta.lman Recruit
PhlUppe N. Keyes, soo of Mr.
and Mrs. William N. Keyes of
606 Marigold Ave., Corona del
War, tlas completed the recruit
phase of the Nary's ''four to
ten month" active duty pro-
gram at W11lington, Tenn. He
wtli complete the remainder
of his active duty training last-
ing from 4 to 10 months at a
specialized aviation schOOl.
CALAPACOS VACATION
Mr. and Mrs. M. t:. Sheely
rested ICl for summer ln thE:
Galapagos [a lands. Lin, a Cor-
oaa del Mar post oftlceomclal.
lndul,ed tn his tnortte sport.
pbotoc:rapby, while Dorothea,
Newport Beach head librarian,
read a few book.i.
~~o •• of hlgber ..... Ding whlcb Plan un·ited q-.Uty UDder the nterans pro.
gram.
George Rodda Jr., of Harbor w b d
VIew Hllls, a member of the ay u get Coast CommunltyCollegebo&rd
of trustees, and a oatlooa11ead-
er in the tl.gtat to bring about Some 142 commun.lty leaders
tbe release ot tbe $25 mllUoo. Uve devoted more tha.o 1,500
appropriation, aid: "Tbts tt volunteer man bouts to the
reaUy a victory tor tbenattoa'a Southern Orange Cotmty United
veterans wbo -want and deserve Way budeet:tne process diD'ing
a college edueaUoo.lt was the tbe past few mooths.
clear intent oftheCongressthat Tbese voliDlteers met 'IFtth
this moooy sbou1d be approp-the 54 United Way member
riated to lmproye veteran.s ed-ageoctes to hear their program ~acational services. Now that and budget preseotatloos. Tbey
intent will be realized." will mate alloeaUoo recom.
Wbeo tbe Wbl.te House sougti: mendat1ons to tbe Southern O.
to have the ftmdlea.ncetled, Mr. ranee County United Way board
Rodda became a national of directors.
sJ)okesmeo for hlgber learning The follow1ng are volunteers
lnstitutioos in opposing tbatac. from this area Who served oo
tion Tbe CaUforn!a Sebool budget paoela:
Boa,;ds Assoctatloo, commwtlty • BALBOA --Mrs. James
college section, of which be is Beek, Mrs. Cbarles P. Cotton,
pa.&t president became a co-george Hoag n. Mrs. Edn.rd
plaintiff in the, sutt along with H. Kelly,
the Nattooal Association of Col-• CORONA DEL WAR ••
legiate Veterau. Mrs. [fYlng Burg, Mrs. Frank
Lyoeb, Ms. D. 0, Masters.
llrs. Brenton R. Ogden. Robert
Stoessel.
• COST A MESA --Patricia
Albers, Leland Cave, Mrs. Don-
ald Cook, Jerome G. Outty,
Robert Dugp.n, James El-
dridge, Bart Hake, Don Huddle.
stoa, Streeter KiDL Kenneth E.
Mowrey. Va~ ReddiD&. W:rs.
James Schafer, ottoSchroeder,
Mrs. Robert Sorensen, Irving
Stooe, Mrs. Reinhold G. SWan-
son, Frank Zreblec.
• IRVINE --Norris Battin,
Mrs. Dor-othy Lewtn.
• NEWPORT BE"CH --Mrs.
Robert Bacoo, Mrs. Virgil R.
Bates, Miss Agnes Blomquist,
Mrs. Benjlm!n C. Brown. Jobo
RONALD HENDRICKSON, M,ll Brown, Mrs. George V. Butler,
a new member ol the Irvine Normal ChampUn. Willard
Company commercial projeCts Courtney, PbyWs Davis, Mr.
stalf', responsible for planning, and Mrs. James Dodds. Mrs.
design and construction of the Heory D~.akee. Louts Heeres,
470-acre lrvtoe regioDAI cen-Mrs. L. L. Isbell, Leo Love,
ter, s cheduled for 1976 opeoing Wllllam E. KUnger, Michael L.
fn the area bounded by tbe Manahan, Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
San Diego, Santa Ana and La-ley Mumford, Reynald Pelle-
guna treeways. He Is a grad-tier, George Regan. Tbornu:
uate at the OC Berkeley college Riley, May Russell, Mrs. R.E.
of architecture and was for-Scbwnacher, Mrs. Harrison
merly with the Los; Angeles Sharp, Robert Sherwood, Mrs,
a.rch.itectural and eagtneerlog JeaJl Stppy, Mrs, Joseph Slap,
firm of James H. V:w Dyke Mrs. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Ro-
aod Associates. bert Wilcox.
Bonsai ok, belly dance no
Bonsai and Chinese cooklng danclog in a proposed Ust ol
are ln, but belly dancing ls new classes for the summer.''
out of the schedule of summer Ctty Manager Robert wran
classes to be sponsored by the said no. "I guess lt's just a
Newport Beach parks, beaches per80Ral prejudice," Mr. Wynn
and recreation department admitted to the Ensign yester-
(P&Rl day, "but I feel tiii.C tbere are
When the department's sum-more coostr~~tt1ve tblop we
mer class brochure comes out can teacbtheyoutbofNewport,"
later this week, It wJU lnclllde City CotmcU pwe tbe okay
about ZOO clas&es, including Tuesday nlcbt to theD811'8ou:aJ.
such old standbys as tennis and and Chinese cooklnl coarsea.
sailing. U will also have, for the These, doog trltb otber fee~
first Ume, classeslntheJp_pan. s~rted PBR classes, are
ese tiObby of Boosa1 (mlneattll"e financially aeU-a~tlll1.
plant culture)andChiDese cook:. Couocllma.u. Carl Kymla woo-
Ing. dered It belly ductnc could:a"t B.a, no belly danctng. be 1Dcluded tn a oew "creau"
"We llad about a dosen calls mo.-emeot.. modern dlnelDc
trom people interested 1n belly class 00 the PBR u.t.
dane log," reports PBR director Comenman Rlebud Croul
Catrln stewart, "and thJs 11: agreed tbat 8oaAI .... a fu..
usually eDOUifl to ceoerate a ctnatta1 botiJJ," but bad DO
new class, 10 I ineliJded belly comment 00 tbe bttlJ dlmee. r------------------"'1 Paul Ryetoef, 5tb dtltrtc!t
ENSIGN SUBSCRIPTION ORDER
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claa. Attar lllldlnc oat -tbo lnalructor payo *>r lnlro-
S!HD IH YOUR SUISCRIPTIOH ORDfR TODAY I
OHLY $5.00 ,0 R OHE YEAR
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TIKI TORCHES, a PolyoesiaD feast, tresb flowers trom
Hawau am eaterta.IDmeot -.tll be tn abunda.oce Saturday
night, June 2, when "552''" Club members, their wife&
am trlends p.ther at the Balboll. Bay Club for the gi'(q)'s
fourth aon~al l .. u to beneft.t Hoe.c Hospital. Susan German,
at left, 1-ray department secretary at Hoag. and Boonte
Wirsing, R. N., will be amonc 6 hostesses greeting guests.
He~nc tbem rehearse for the p.la evening are Judge
Mark A. Soden. "552" C lub president, aod Mrs, Soden.
The an.oual event celebrates King Kamehametla day. Dr.
E. M, Ghermao ls chairman tor the assisted by
Rudy Ba.roo, Dr. Les sta..rDea, , Jotm Curci
aod President Ron
T rojdn Guild to meet
WIUI lilt -• 11ft of )lro. Rlclu4 S.cll, lad -
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t11o Tro)UI Goll4 of ~ ,......,, IIH. WldlloJ frolfo, Co..,, rillwo ____ ........,...... -*rr,llro.
blr1 at a CCIIfiM oaPrldQ,l .. Ja.a• fiMIIJ, tr ..... ,; Mr•.
1, at tbt bome ~ lin. Boa RoN McAdua Ud Mr•. Robert
llcAIIIm of eo.-dol -. L"""'· mt_olllp, lira. JOlla
"" member• art KmH. Pat UctsUoat, peucttJ; llr1, AD-
CIMIJ, lllloallo Doc!or, Dooald '*7 Ort.... _tan, aad
GUA:Iartot, Cllorloa Grllleo, lira. Ropr Bluclud. puU..
Karl)' ~~orr.,, Hud• llacur~~a. mentulu.
Rampllroy 11..-pby, Wllllam !L Porreo, Rlclud Rllty, Pllll VA KRAUSHICK Of
!!&Iota, Rdal4 L. Tllomp .... H!WPORT DIU AT 65
Duld Vtep, IOuDocmaMarc:b Faoeral. aentce1 .. r• bellS CENTIHELA B.ANX bu •med
IDd Dr, Mary KrUN. bere ll17 18 tor EJft Kraaa.. Wut.r J. Block u u.r.ta.ot
Nn oftleen al the TrojaD nlet, &5, of &ill.Jdo Pat Dr Ylce prealdellt u4 IDUI.I*f ot
Gulld lDelucle 111'1. Robert Ltdo Peoinnla. Sbe dled'MQ ttl Newport Beacb rectooaJ of.
Bromley, bt Ylce-prealdeot; 15 at Hoa1 bospital. flee, SSSS W. Cout 11..,-.,llar-
M:ra. KnUDID!ck, a1oq wttb lDera lllll. He b-merly wu
LI!GAL MOliCI! ber bWIIIud, Carlile. -..._ ot Coallnolo llank'1
tbe Deuert IDa botel lD W Soatb Bay otftee lD Hermosa
ncrnrom DimNESS NAME ••pa tn 1950 11114 .,14 11 1n Boacb all• joiolnr lilt
STATEMENT 1M5 Ybeo tbey monld to New-IDt'lewood-~red tank
Tbe tollcnrtnrpersoo tadotnc port Beaelll. euly !&It year, He Js a Ro-.
buatDeu u: lAo'• Aato Sbcp, Belid11 ber bUIIbaad, Wra. ta.rtu &DIS u actin bowler.
880 Wut 1 ?tb St., Costa Yea: Krau.sntct ll BWTtfed. by S He WU •1ect8d 1988 South-
Leo Rlc:.bard Schroff, !15 Pro-brothers, Clay Carrell ot Cor. ern Callfon.ll. bowler ot tbe
JPect st., Nnpon Beacb, CaW. ooa, Earl Carrell of Fllller. year by tba bowUDI writers
92660. too ud Btd Carrell ot Madera of Southern C&JitorDJa and is
Tbis bulloesa 1s CODifucted Ud a Jlltar, Joann de Loogpre ucretary • tr-.nrer ol Pro-
bf lD iodhldual. ot Caoop Park. tesslooal Cout Bowlers.
S!£110d, Leo Richard Scbrotr. Follolrlng oentce• In st. CHORAL COHCERT SET
Thls statement wu ftled wttb James £plseq)al cbiD'eb.. New-Tille Orance Cout College
the County Clerk ot Oranp port Be:acb, eotombmeot na 1n cborale c:botr and c hamber
Coonty oo May 28, 1973, wu. PacUlc View Memorial Part, 1 tngeu: fresh from their stng.
Ham E, st Jobn, county clerk, Harbor Vtew Hills. tour of Northenl California,
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. Mrs, KratllSIIJ.ck waa actiYe present tbe annual tree
P11bUsb: Yay 31, June 7, 14. In the Eball Club ot Newport choral coocert at 8 p.m.
21, lD the Newport Har-Beac:b I.Dd tbe Art Leape of JIDe 6, to the col-
bot Costa Mesa.
STILL THE CHAMP!
We have a champion in the White House.
Once, in a fight in which the opposition used some brass
knuckles, he lost a close decision, and a lot of folks thought
he was all washed up. But, like a true champion, he got up
off the canvas and won a re-match. Then, he won again --
this time even more decisively.
Now, when you fight in the political ring, you run into some
pretty rough tactics. And the fight is not just between you
and your opponent. The mass media --the papers and TV --
get in a few punches of their own. And some land below the
belt.
Of course, when the defending c)lampion uses rough tac-
tics, everybody screams "foul!" The press, which barely
noticed stolen elections and years of corruption in the South
and in Northeastern cities, is having a heyday over Water-
gate. The shenanigans on TV look like something out of a
Hollywood comedy writer's repertoire.
Meanwhile the TV folks go around making a hero of a
common thief who was turned loose without the jury even
getting a chance to decide on his guilt or innocence. Is there
any reason to believe people of this kind would not steal
something that would harm our national security?
While everybody's in the mood for investigations, how
about investigating an incident a few years ago that ended in
death in a New England fishing village? This might turn oot
to be a REAL criminal investigation, insfead of the farces
we are seeing on our TV screen.
And, while the Democrats are screaming about gifts to
politicians, it's a good time to remind them that, just a few
years ago, they gave away $75,000 of our tax money, plus
some very expensive fringe benefits, to a retiring Democrat
who was speaker of the House.
Summer's here. For your camping supplies, come to the
store. We have barbecue rigs, too. Bring your own ham-
burger and we'll furnish the beer.
P. S. Down at the store, we've got plenty of Governor
Reagan's tax reform initiative petitions. Your signature
before June 7 will get this important measure on the next
ballot. AL FORGIT
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