HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-10-04 - Newport Harbor EnsignF SAM AMDIRSOII ROBERT BROCKIE
0 CITY H LL HONORED Satarday Dlcbl by Newport HarOOt AmetlCID
LeliOD Po.t 291 were Newport Bea.eb PotiUIIWI Robert
Brockle &Jld Ftre Drep&rt:meot Captain Sam Andersoo,
Tiley ware reelplenls of !be Le"'"'"' unal law IOd
order awards to tbe pollee of!lcer aDd ftremu of tbe
year, C~ Aader-II a 't'etefu r4 15 years ill the
FIRE HITS
BAL COVES
MAN SHOT
SUES CITY
A. Welt Newport mu Wbo
ell1m1 kx:a1 pollee lbOt blm
d'llriDC 1 Dlll'-rlot Dill' b11
borne ou JaDe zg ... filed a ueo,ooo cldm aplul tbe cJIJ.
Cbarlos WMtoe1• za. of m
S'ltb St., ela.lma tblt 2 pollee
ballets ftl.eb blt blm 1D tbe
wrtst uc1 jp'OlD '-" perm&D-
IIItly dtabled him. Re wusbot
W'IMD. he carrtld a sbOtp 1nl:o
tbe ltrHt ...,. Ills bome durtDg
a dlstarbuce I.D'f'Olring a crowd
of -400 boer . drllll:ln&
yo.apters. PoU.ee reporll of
tbe taeldeat claimed be retued
to drop tbe em Wilen told to do
10 bJ poU.ce.
lo ld.o claim aplut !be ciiJ.
bl ««hocta that be wu taJinl
tbl .. don .... be .... dicit
hrt.ee b7' omcer Paal Gooden.
AOOOI'dlnl to a S-pace clWn
Dlod-SantaAnaattoruey
Stanley JCJDea, u:r, Whitney
cites tb1s aceocmt ot wtat hap-
pened'
3?tb St. at aoaa Oil J~me 29,
II ..,....S -!be IOU .... wlllcb
..... flDed wtlb ---•car•. At 9 p.m., Mr. WbltDey's
de, Dale, called poUce, W'bo
assured blr they wen awate
of tbe situaUoo and were "tulni
cue ol tt. '' After llr. WCMJ
DOted somepeop .. IDillapnp, _.. -
wldeb n.a said t:oeoct:alntdld-
lllr matertaU IOdtoots.betrled
to pt tbt tr•IP"Mrs to•"·
One ot tbem paabed bJm fioleat-ly. .
He weot toslde, cot a sbotcwa,
placed se..-eral sbelll lD the
mapa.iDe, but oooelDU'IeeM.m-
ber aDd weaUack~lde.After
be cbued people from blspr'q)-
erty, be beard 10m.aoe order
hlm to clnlp tbe pD. Be claima
be tnett down to place the
gaa. oo. tbe Cfostd, aDd: was
-. llrst lo !be left wrist.
tbeo ln the rroln by a pollee-
man beUe•ed to be oUlcer
Goodell.
ROBERT K. BARRETT of Nn-
port Beach r.s been oa.med
muager ot 't'lllap sbopptog
centers for tbelnlneCompuy,
He 11 responslble for manage-
ment and laue admin.1strattoo toc all lntne Company OWDed
aDd operated Tillage s~lng
centers. He alsoprlTides main-
tenance ud promotional ~·
port tor tbe compauy's 7 ezlst-
lng filla1'3 centers --Waln.X
VIllage, UniYersitJ Park, Uni-
versity TOWD. Center, Harbor
Vtew Ceoter, Blys1de Center,
Eastbluff Center &Dd Westclltf
Plua.
A etUseu committee bu
been formed 1D Corona del Mar
to march 011 Newport's city
ball with wbat committee cbaJ.r.
man WlllaceCaklerbel.dcWms wm be more tban 4,000 stena-
tarea: opoostng re-rot«tng of
Cout Rlctnr&J tbrougfl tbe 5th
An, c«rldor,
Cali1Dg tbemsetns the Cor -
ona del Mar P.UUoo Com-
mittee, the gro~ sent a letter
U:otday to tbe mayor and Ctty
CotmcU.
''Tbll purpose of tilts leuer
ts to DOUty tbe City Council
of tb1s forthcoming petition, so
that the city's tramc consult-
ant can reflect tbts pdJllc re-
actloll. 1D the Phase 3 trafftc
report oow bel.ng torma11zed,"
r eadl tbe letter.
The city's tra.trlc consultant
bu recommended re-routing
tbe blebnJ through the old-
freeway corridor Inland ot
downtown Corona del Mar. A
ettt.r.ens tramc commtttee
tailed earller this year to take
any actiOD oo tbe recommend:a.
tton lD its own report to tbe
city pernment. The final part
of tbe 3-pbase tramc stldy
ccmmissiooed by tbe ctty Is
now being drawu ~ by a pri-
vate consultlog flrm.
With llr. Calderbead oo tbe
new peHUon commtttee are
James Blakemore, 2509Rarbot local ~meot, &Dd !IPf!llds off-duty time oo such pdJUc
View Dr.; GenJd Van HaYen, procrama u fl.nt-atd tratninc. Boy Scouts and wtth Amer-A tire that caused estimated
556 Seaward Rd.; Norman WelD-icau lod1u ald. Oftlcer Brocil:le hU been a Newport pollee-damaps or $134,000 to 3 Sal-
berger, 958 Saodcastle Dr.,aDd man ldDce 1953, &Dd 1• reoogD!ud as ooe of tbe area's boa Coves !Kimes early T.e~:
Calvin McLa!ICfllln. 554. Sea-top apecia.Ustl 1D lmesttgatioa. o1 bad cbeck cases. Tbe day apparently started lntbe....a
ward Rd, Mr. Calderbead Uns an.rd& <2i.D.r l.ocladed an address by former Coogress-of the Wtlllam Bertulelt !Kime,
at 112 Iris Ave. mu JobD Scbmlts ot Spyciua Hill. which was completely gutted by
Appar the blUe, :~=--~~=lo-?E KONWISER WILL N=~~;;~~~ merchants. Mr, Calderbead told the Enstgn yesterday that
~~~.~~:;~r.-..;.r...::APPEAL DENIAL ~::.=~?:. E :.ro~!
or Corona del Mar merclla.ots," Plans to build coodomtnluma clal zoae. Jolning tbe 7-5 rna. It OO,..n to the bar area,
However Cbrls Hower a oo t.be stt.e ot Balboa.'s F~m tortty ap.ID.st tbe permit were Nobody was injured 1n the
local real' estate busine~-zooe were Shot down Kotday commtsstooers Judy Roseoer pre-dawn bla.J.e. The Bertulelt
man, clatmstbateverybUslness by tbe South Coast Regiooal and Rooald Caspers, both of b.mlly was awakened at 4:45 by
she contactedaloo(tbe higbway, Consern.ttoo Co:nmlsston. Lido Isle, the smell or smoke, and evac.
et:cept 2 signed a petitioo she ButJder Jobo Konwelser, r4 The project ~ed 8 votes uated their home at 46 Balboa
Is cttcuia.ttng. seeidDg a by-Harbor VIe• HJlls, imme-to pus, CoYes. Neighbors at 45 aod 47
pass. dlately sUd be would appealtbe A apotesman at the SCRCC also had to evacuate. Capta.tn
"A bypass road arotlld tbe decisloD to tbe SCRCC's parent otftce 1n Long Beach told the Topping said estimates placed
business district Is tbe only state commission, wb1cb wtll Enstgo tbat tbe state commis. damages aU92,000ootbebuild·
answer," Mrs, Hopper said prot:abl} bear the appealsome-sioo woaJd probably ~ Mr . ing,at 46,$27,500 on that build.
this week. "Tl'aftlc espertssay time out mooth. Komrtser's appeal Nov . 7 or lng s cootents, and $14,'XKl to
so and our 01Ftl weU.tnJ.oed ln ooe of the most dramatic No-., ZL tbe homes next dOOr.
city staff agrees and so do localappUcatioos ot the Cout. Oemal of tbe permit wa.s a Costa Mesaa.odOrangeCotm-
Corona del Mar's' leadtD( bus-al COilSerntioo Act, tbeSCRCC netory tor Aua..n Beet of Bea-ty firemen helped local nre.
loess men and •omen." •oted 7-5 to deny Yr. Koa -coo Bay, wbo bas cbaUenged ftghters battle the nre.
Some klcal businessmen tear weiser a permit. His p~ the plan twtce ill court, and 0 R CAH COH CE R T AT 0 C
that one of the alternatives to called tor S3 coodom1nlums 00 wbo c:ood.ucted a postcard poU
a bypass road would be ellm-the Fuo Zooe property. amoo.g Balboa residents, w!KI
lnation of parting a.loog tbe He boogtlt the property la..st he said were aplnst the pro-
present Coast H'WJ,, thas hart-year, He tad bUtted throu&fl ;ect.
lng tbetr basiDesses. senral Clty Council aod Plan. Comm1Ss:looer C aspers
J, S. Blch's organ music
will t!nd ezpressloo througbthe
med.lum ot spa ce-age tectmol.
ogy !JI an orp.n recital to be
gtven at Orange Coa st College
at 8 p,m. this Friday, Oct. 5,
Alter a party started at 1Z7 Rts cJatm ts tor $200,000
lD perrn.uent dila.blllty ln-
., AD AT£ VI. MACE juries. $20.000 lo medlcalez-"""" penses, $10,000 Jost locome,
lt ftl urate •eraus mace ILDd $250,000 eompensa.Hoo ror
.. .., Newport Boacb pollee ol-paiJ>IOd sufleriDC-
tleer J. Costebw reiiPQIXted Newport City Attoroey Deon1s
to a cS~MUrtuee of the pace O'Neil tokl the Easip yesterday
CM puts freeze
on civic center
An over-aU tramc plan ICJr' ning Commlsstoo be&rtDp ap;reed. ..nth Mr. Beet that tbe
the city 'll'ill be a part of the here, reducing his project from Foo Zooe faces utincUon for
city's loog-range general de-51 tmits originally planned., and economic reasons, but opined
velopment plan, tbe essenttal coovtDclnr tbe City Co1met1that tbat "a n.c.ant lot would be
elements of which are slated be could oot IJ:terest other ln. better" than the proposed coo-
for completion by tbe eod ot Yestou lntbeproperty, FinaUy, domlDlums.
the year. II. st. M.JJ, tbe City Counctl gave Newport Beach ls still tor·
blm tbe 8(1-abead by a 4.3 m1tlattnr a denklpmeot plan
S181LL MADE U.fT • A $10 Yote. tor tbe old Balboa commerctal
Market Basket l . Central But tbe SCRCC, ,..bleb coo-uea, 'W'b.lcb tncludes tbe Ftm
Or. Justin Colyer , OCC pro.
lessor of music, w\11 perform
tn mustc st..tlo 1 oo the re-
cently acquired Alln dtgltal
computer organ. The recital
Is sponsored by tbe OCC Yuste
Club a.od tickets are prtced at
St.50 fot adurts and $1 for
stWeots UDder 21,
eall at lloqbolpltalemeri'DCf tiJ&t tile ctaim w1.ll be referred A 110 -----room at 4:30 a.m. Satar~J. to tbt City Co...ell. -Y emercency u__. wu placed MODday 011. any Be econMnd UaJd,O.CU. "Normal procedare 1sfortbe chanps 111 laDd use 1D tbe
DuleL •· til liM-& h-C..at 1D..._...,.tbloll1m, etrie etaterar•otCoataMell.
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a-to.lil"'-·Wiillott I ld U.. tM ollt•• AIM nlt ... _ ___, Cit)' ~~-I~ tbe • •u, : , 1........,.. ..... ot.. ••• d tM dtJ. 1111& ...,....,_ fr'olael'lfJ patstaru "VIIJDCJ" ~ eo ....... -.-111.1111o 1111 1o t11t-. --_
talCI eew.,..., ••Jataed bow P1BJ cur)'t.ac oar UablUIJ ta. 0 lD ott! action Yollday, the
t:M e11em1cat OOIIIDOQildworkld. ~."liz. o•Metl Aid, CotmeU:
tMit faUid to lmprell b1s Rb-liz, Wblt:My oow &tteod! • OKAYED a Z2-ooit apart-
jed. wt.r..,a tbe omeer OraDc:e Cout Collece. Before meat project 011 what had been
••maced'• Duiel ud UTuted Ills bt.Jary, be YlS rtpOited to R-Z property at 1780-98
bim 011 1 cblrp ot lDtoxleaHoa han bMo lD'f'OlYedin1 busloess Pomooa Ave,
11. peu.c. tb&t restored ctasslc cars. • APPROVED purchue of
0 5 000 lob te I property at 794-98 Scott PUn ver , s r mea s ~:~;;'."the widening of
eod, ~ are stiU co~omlillg re-• HEW OVER tor 2 weeks
celpta. Profits ot tbe anmal a re-r.ooe petition t.rom Larsoo
flmd-nlser rc lo belp toe biiDd
In 0ranp Cocmty.
lodustrles of Corona del Mar.
whlcb seeks to cbanre son1ng
oo property south of Paularlao
nortb ot Baker, and west of the Newport was sbort-CII.Il.Jged tast trols due lop meat alooc the Zooe.
Newport Freeny !tom R-2 to Thursday, Sept. 2?. on • 33 coast. r-to , ......... Rape suspect a"s a"dentified R-4. cent purebase, wbicb was paid mlt, Tbecommlssloa'W'eotaloac:
• ODIC t.BSED speed1nc 111 o1 tor bJ an altl!red t1 bUl Tbt wttll till tpllllta cl ltl *If
plana to ealoree tM SJI'U.t cbec:br l&'fe $9.1S 1D eM.ap tt.al: C'llll.,..l of 0. projld a-klEliaJI:tt.ll.alc:o.la latbtiDIJO,llOOaafliOOb&DcU
Bp c:rdbuee ntle a MW" ucl ~ dlaec'"nd t111t $10 •• tecOIW• oa.r albtUCib M-wu arnJpd ll~y 01. of 8&Jtloa Bl'fd, '011 Sept, 10, 1 '7
ordlal.ne• La btinc prtpU'.:I, conMrs bad beta puted Oil ODt at tqb-deosttJ ~I ct.-11 cllutes taYol'ftDC rape, rob-&Dd n, poUce staked out tbe
• TABLED tor turtber sttldy, side of tbe bill. nklpmeat 1D Balbol.'scommer-bery, SUIIll per'ferstoo and ar•. At 2 a,m. Thunday, om .
a plan to abandoa part of the NO BAN YET ON bur()Uy, His bi.Jl was set at cers Carl ADdersen and Dennis r81allllml~!_ nstryee~~. een 19th and $Z5,000&Ddaprellm1na.ry-.r. AaellD spotted a m.an In the
lWLI .., LDc was set rot HoY. 12, alley north ot Balbol. and 8th
• DENIED an appeal t.rom Elisalde, Wbo llYes at 134 St., then n tcbed him enter ~tyo:.e~usco':t1~1n~th CC:: THIS PROJECT w. Wilam st., was arrested ~~:~kri~d ::r~~!tE::':
reprdini property at 1996 · early last Tbarsday ln the 1000 aod Mid bJm for questioning
Newport BI'fd. Strict cootrots oYer belcb. only saDd alloWed to lean tbe block o1 Balboa B!Yd., Where about the series ol rapes. Each
• HE LD OVER for 2 weeks front coo.stnction woo't stop project area is wbat ts takl!ll 3 rapes bad occurred durlfti Ylctim was also robbed ol a
'ontng exception appUcaUons Coroaa del Mar's anmal sand out oo the teet olpartlctputs," tb~past s "~;cUYe c small sum of mooey, and was
for a sign at Zl67 Harbol' Blvd. castle butldlng contest. Castle builders will start at Ric~ Hamtltoo said Y= threatened wtth a knUe,
and a 5-ft. encroachment for John Curci, cba.irman of the nooo oo the 14th, •be.D Ude da that 2 of the 3 victims Pollee said EUulde carried
a patio cover at 2997 Croftoo 12th anmal cootest sponsored coodlUons wtU allow for plenty hl!e po.slth'el}' tdentined EU. 2 k:log-bladed knives wben be
St. by the Commodores Club of of wet sand, Two boors later, ld tbeiJ' tta k was picked Cl. He tdent11led
Balboa Bay Lions presldent
Btu BIH yesterday called last
w~~ekend's z.ttb a.nn-.1 Lobster
BU. ud CarDin. I "the Maest
&Dd best enr .''
1Jou .rTed moretbanS,OOO
lob8ter meals durtDg the week.
'•We ran out of lobsters Sun-
day alpt," said Mr. Bloe, "and
lbo OlllJ lbloc ... In be said
&boat tbe tab I:J tbat some
peop1t dldn't get to come,"
the Newport Harbor Cllamber a canooo '11'111 signal a baH r.a e as a c er · himself ooly as a student, pollee More of Upper Bay sought of Commerce. Ibis .... an-to all coostructioo IOd !Udrlog After early morning r ... s said. t:,~ ~~:o .. bo:.,~o:~ :;~~?.~~ ... ~;r!. ~ ::.~ School land switch aired Duke plans
tennis club
A 1$74. P1nto automobtle
drawiDC wu YOD by Mrs. JohP as Wl"ldla"fe area buffer "Wt"Te got a blaJlkelbulldlng or prcos they CIIOOse," says N..,... -Mesa scbool dis-Oct. 16. s..rt. John Nicoll sug.
permit and gn.d.1ng permit, as Mr. Curet, "just as Jooc as trlct trustees talked Mooday ge.sted that residents of the
weU as a loOillng compliance tbey remove aU props trom the a.tgl'll: about a proposed SW"AJl affected area be asked thetr Coooell:J o1 309 Walnut St,, A committee stadJtDC piZHc m1Dlstral1n ortlcer Robert
Newport Sbores. aCQulsllioo of tWer Newport Tbomas. •tao recommeoded
A crowd esttm.ated at ICl to Bay laDds acretd last Frtday publlc acquisition of tbe !CI-
A h m11UoD prtn.te t...u 10,000 ntcbed a Saturday to try to gwt 150 acres land areas aromd the t&y, Tbe
clab '-plalmed for Newport mOI'UIDC parade arowad fashion of "buffer" 1aDds arOimd tbe Ir'fiDe Co. owns tbe land, but
Beacb bJ Actor JobD W&JDI bJaDcl. wbere tbe lobster bake Upper DIY aa put of a 'll'ild-bas agreed to sell It to ptmUc
&Del ua.a.~elate, TbtclutnroUS ud candft1were bekl. W• preaene a.od pubUc part. agencies, ~located Dell: to tbe Newport-Last year, tbe Woos turned Tbll ~r Bay Field Com. A state ft.sb and game depart-
• IDD on Jamboree Rd. 011 5 OYer $&,000 ill profits to tbe mlttee, made ~ of represeo-ment omctal, meanwhile, has
aeru '-Ad from tbl lntDe Onop CoqXy Semces tor the taliftl ot Nnport Beach, tile said be 1s working beblnd tbe
Co, BUDd. couoty, state and federal p-sceoes to smooth out wrlnkles
Mr. W&JM"& putoer 1D tbe PRI!LIMIHA.RY HEA.RIHC erameat apocles, met 1D San ln pubUc acqutsJUon plans. Tbe
eoterprl8e lll K• W1111&. Botb Fra.octsco, 1bey TOted IZ~O to committee's acUon a.nd ftsband
mea H•elD NawportS.Ch. T .. IM KIDNAP, SHOO TOUT tate tb11 ad't'tce ot coety ad-game deputment planDer Jtm
permit sttpulating that all beach at the aodof'tbecootest," of territory wttb the Irvine desltes.
castles must ban moats ln Tbere wtU be 10 award cate. school district, but took no Local trustees voted Wood:ay
good worttng order, armor gorles. actloD oo the matter, to declare 45 acres or schOOl
storage areas to be la.ndscaped, "Entrants must ft.le wttb the ~ bas offered to give property as surplus aDd to let
aDd ftre-br•tblngl!ragonscoo. Cbamber of Commerce u 1CI eq~ensJn Spyglass Hill the city of Cosb Mesa and the
forming to k>cal aJr pollmton qu.ld:l)' as possible, bec:aase bomes 1n Its district ln e~ebange district start ne~Uattog o't'f!r
laws, •· Yr. Curet claimed. bUJid!ne' plots an limited," Yr. for tbe tra.Ds:fer of the Philco. sale of tbe land, The city wants
City M.arlne Safety Director Curci ca~ooed, ford plant north ot Newpor t to bay the land for parts wtth
Bob Reed las gtnn his okay, Tbe chamber's phooeuumber Center J.Dto the lrYine district. mooeJ to be raised by a S3.9
wttb tbe lmderstandingtbat ''the ls 644.82:11. Flll"ther discussions oo the pro-millioo part bOOd Issue passed Dunes caught in middle ~~~ .. ~:-c::r~· ~~: la&lmooth.
ebb would be called tba .JobD RoliDd Cntrt'ord, accused of McCormick's statements came
Wayoo T....., Cl,.,. tJ<Ioollll'nr S -&OS Sept. 9 HOME SKEWERED after a cb&r&O last week by lbe Caullll In a bureaucratic lug. m-ng. said !be bu&rd was
Newport'• MtYtroDm•ab.l al-ID ID escapadt tblt eoded 1D a 0nnce Co~omty GraDd Jury that ot-war between Newport Beach tn•tttnc a lawsuit bJ "boldine'
falr•commltt" wtU -too a-lnaSanlaAnaHei&!Jis. BY HELICOPTER CocmtyS..,.nlsorsweredrac-alld Orange COQIIty ofllctals. a pistol In oor bad"' 110 !be
pi'CipOal IDd mate a recom-bora. faces pnU.minuJ bear-Jolm o•Netl, 1 retired Air c1ac tMtr feet ln ca..t:L.Qc mme tbe ~tors of. Newport Dmes restaurut Issue,
metltkm to tiM P~~~a.D~Com-IDI!for. ze ID Harborllll11clpa.J Force ptlot wbo U.Yes at 1801 act101l to acquire Upper S.y were told Tuesday by Ute COlmtJ Colllty Co~mS~el A.drliD ~111-
mJ ...... ftleh waJd llaft to com, Cnwford wu arra1ped Port KimberlJ Pl., Harbor V\n laDcls, to opeo a restaurant tbat tbe per advised ~101'1 tlat
&rUt a I)M'1Dit far U. elllb. lut Friday, ud baU set at Homes. 18 1D fa't'Ol or poUee city W'OO't let U.em remodel. the leaSII Is lD defllllt bt<:I-
Boca-tlloallalswUIIIU.OOO $1110,000. •sloe beH-sll>rD!rlltpo-CAROL DORRIS DIES Ullless lhe restaaru~ for. lbe ,_._moot .-clfl ..
JVfil of tbe cout, a prtr'm!t Ill ll' aecaMI! ol Hdnapptnc trola., bd be w1sbel u.y would llem«tal MM"lces wvtbe\d merty the Oceu Toad., ts re. U.t a r•staurut will be CIIC -
woQI allo bin to be ""e._, n.IMSU..man.l&,r4Paa-staJ oW ol tds U'ftDr room. Stpt, %8 tor Carols. Dorris, opeDed.COCIIt)'~s!JIJd atedllltbepuk..
!Rmlllo-CoutRecloMI-. llarco de su ... ZO, ol Mr. O'Neil IOd b1a .-ue.lt.of !I!I2ZIIdst.,Cost&Mta. lbeywlllcucellbeleue'">der ZOHUCLUI PRE$,EHTS
COMCfttloeCommta.SO. 8aJ)ca ..SIIarJ Wltcber, SS, llary, wtn baTlDg aquAatc~ wbo ctled ~. Z6 at Tustm •Mcb N..-poct OQoes toe, CIP-GIFT HARVEST SALE Tarlll .,_ tDr .-tiC tile ot 111rt1ar VIew Romas. Mia of CCJIIN at a tab1l lD U.tr comnn•ty botpita.l. ne _._ antes tbll ecxmty-OW'Did park. Zoota pa ~ boaatl
cii61JM11:1..,4. • ud'Mr.diSI.lft'an flmi!J room at 9:40 hl8da7 'ftcftnrecwdac:tedb)'Putor AD attcneJ tor tbe OraDes a -
P-oall m I& -.......... frOID-•· .-... llloy ,_.a-rt1>01t, L. Y. -atCIIri.IILatberu ,_.,ram--· flo! -11 ol -· Pluta, ~ t.c"'nc fllclllttte, a tend ..._ a Aootocd aft« Ute a projld11t bltllDC a n11. Cbvell Ja COit:a II••· that ..u.mpb: to remodtl tbe toya. ud oJd •"'*-d p:da.
--·llr ~ ....... Ni-a -••( -~ IOd --lira. Durri8 bad worlolcl ._ r-... altc a -II beiiiC bold ~ --lllt.tle .... UIS a ellltJiila•a. ,..._.. a. -..el &Ull beJd 3 feet of lliDMr IDital atlck1DI eaUJ u a dlll.tal •• ., ... ftlr balktlaC pc'mlt baft ben lly-~ wta. 1 prm .. -...a-t
I """-...----a. 15 --1.1 ~ ... -mlod -Newport ......... _ .. otl-&ad au... ...,., a f"r1*1 1'.0. ASKED POl IR'IIHI ~-••-lbrouCI> my c<IU.,rlelll.-yoara. ·-_.. "' "' --'Ill ud DatahiOC -u
Tllo 11. s. ~~· •~-OMI DIPIMQAIIT PRE! wbere '" -e alllloc."'llr. H< -. Mama; ber clalo,-be" rod-taaod 1bt au •· -~--tiDIO
Ia ~r':""'..,-;j'i'i; Clot .. II&"-dr~ O"NallloldlbeEulll'oBoCIIlod ..__,llonay Caldwell Sr. at -btca-llllanolocsl-la.-:;:'".:1 p.JO.-
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TH8 NEWJioltT HAJl80R ENSIGN 'wu adjlwtpd co ... • --.per of
....... drt:l??llatioiJ .by court dKree No. A·l0111 dalad May 14, 1951,
ia Suprricw Cowt fiX lbc Cow:ty of Orn.ap, Sc.te of O:.H..£c:.aia. ud by
,_ ~of if, q,..u&.d IO pGbliab .U tu~ ?MMk~ R!luftd ~ 111 ••
A.RYO·E. tiAAPA . . . . . . . 0..U u:d ~
PEG tiAAP 4 . . . . . . .A.-Mte Editor
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
lq tt.rbGr"A.rc::o : Q.e yeu, 15.00; l yun, S 1.00
Que II( Harbor Aru: OM,_.., 16..00: l Jan. 1111.00
-71. .etlf-~ .Nop
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
• AN INCENTIVE FOR THE MINI-BUS
Outlawing cars on Balboa Peninsula,
Balboa Island, or any other locality would
be highly arbitrary and discriminatory
to the victimized community. There are
better ways to promote other types of
transportation, such as the suggested
mini-bus. Provide some incentive to en-
courage an ambitious private enterpriser
to undertake the project. One promising
Idea is to set up a system of validating
bus tickets by local merchants so that
the mini-bus riders will have an addi-
tional reason for shopping at the stores
--and leaving their cars at home.
• • •
• PRICE CONTROL FOLLY HITS HOME
Perhaps at last a frustrated and Irate
public Is beginning to realize the utter
folly of wage and price controls. History
has repeatedly proven the failure of this
tyrannical meddling In the market place
by the government. Now we are seeing
the inevitable results first hand In an
area that hits us all --the service
stations and.,~ as.. .IIJlPI!lY tor DIP" ~arl!r,
Closed statlon~h~ ct'gllll .,e
the logl<;!,l outcome of ~ Incredibly
tflsane ~cfll M tetr's1a~ prices by
government decree. The free market will
automatically solve the problem of short-
ages and overpricing. The law of supply
and demand will do the l ob without the
iron fist of government and without the
hordes of government snoooers spying
on us. Let's go back to the free enter-
prise system that made this nation great.
• • • * THROW OUT PROPOSITION 20
One of these days a frustrated and
irate public will also realize the folly
of having an unelected coast control com-
mission over-riding local ordinances and
denying us the right of private owner -
ship of our own property. Even those
who so blindly promoted Proposition 20
should soon see that they have created
a monster that is utterly allen to our
American heritage of individual freedom
and property rights. If coastal develop-
ment can be controlled, so can building
everywhere come under the dictatorial
rule of the commissars. Let's throw
out Proposition 2 0 and preserve our
constitutional guarantees of freedom. • • •
• NO TAX FUNDS FOR TOURISM
Just about at the top of the list for
preposterous ideas is the request for
$30,000 of our tax money to promote
tourism In Newport Beach. Some ctficlals
In the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce are generating a soft sell ~
paign for tourism tax funds, even though
about 911;{, of our local residents (perhaps
it's 99%) would gladly support a "tourist
go home" campaign Instead. The ctiy
has no obligation to set out the red carpet
for hotel visitors. Nor does the Chamber
have to put up the cash for brochures ol
welcome. Let those who benefit provide
the courtesies. This Is a Job for the
Marriott and Hilton and Newportsr Inn
owners and other hotel men in our town.
It your ..,.,..,rnent il bll•nouafl 1o li•• you
..aytl.tna you Mnt, h II tq nou&h to tlttc
... , ....-yth:lna Jou tane .
• -
lHI GUAT lfBIAT ITIAL
It now COIMJ OUI tluil
"ton the Ru.ul.ant bou&hl
one.tounh of the United
Stata •heat cro p from
Amer ic an NOW SAY ..
corpor.tiona last IUmmer,
that the RuWna offend to
trade thelt natural p1 for
o ur I UrpiUI , lOVern·
ment-owned anin .
h••• ba•a madt aovcrament..(o-.,wtn.ment.
The Amerku tupcyer end
the Americ:.ln farmer Mould
have received the hundtedc
of mHliont or doU•rs proOt
which the clx multl·naUonal
corporcte jad:ab: devoured.
We still read ntws
accounts 11nd columnilll'
o bscrvaliont which ulk
about the "mitunder-
sta ndinp" surroundina the
wheat tranaaclions .
Ho1wuh! The whole thin1
was c rystal clear, The
private companies, havina
made hundreds of million•
of doUan in • transaction
which ( 1 ) should never have
taken place 11 cU ; cnd (2) If
il did take place , ahould
have been a a o vern-
me nt ·I o-aove r n men 1,
no-middle-man , no"Profit
deal , thos e private
"entrepreneurs" can now
afford to deliver quite a sum
to the Nixo n administration
in the accustomed su:tcases.
****·*197 4!
• POWER GRAB
Deor Edllar:
Coacreumaa Jolla R. Rartck
rtpOrto 111ot "lllo -lA-
--..... Ill ""' 17-Jtor .._, "' lbo Uoltod
Natlou Ia bolD& palled oil wllll
""' ll!lll<0'01 """ -1 "' Prtadlat Nt.a. ud Wltb tb1
adtYce ud CCIUIIDt o1 both
bouse• o1 coacreu: ...
I>Oftlysod Ill co....cuo. will>
Ute bl&tli:J m&pllled Waterpte .....
Tbose DeW laolatloll1ats are
Yet'J ltroociJ lacllDed to weaken
oar dtfeDae l')'stem to tbe polllt
wbere tbe U. S. would be Cl*l
to ROSSI&D oonqutat; aDd tbeD
aU tbt urban reoen.1, educa-
UoDIJ.. and lr:JspJtal procrams
wooJd be of DO aftll., Slllce tbey
would lardlJ be of any Interest
to our CommUDlllt eooquerors.
MODB.S READY RlR IMMEIU. TE DBJ
1974 PINTOS
IN DEPT:i:
TEST DRIVE THE
1974 MUSTANG II! If tbl ...,_, t:rM.ty becomes
law, OYV 101 ol tbe tutb's
aarface wt.U bt placed tllder
cootrol ol tbe Qtlted Natloas.
Tbla Ia a threat to enay oa-
tloo.' a sonretcatJ. Wttb tbe In-
come from the tM&brtd treaty
tiM!I U. N. will be able toflDuee
eqlltpment aDd matnbln an "lD-
terDIUooal" pollee force to
coatrol tbe -.s. This eoDCept
Is al1eo to American Jdeals
aod IDdependeoe:e.
Tberelore, all cooceroect el-
tl&eoa lbOWd be_, tbe Nlloa.
admiDlstraUoo to re<:oYer from
the Waterp.te atfUr. Further-
more, Informed persoos must
urge Coog:ress to approprl.ate
tbe necessary money to In-
crease our nary; to eq:lti.Qd
the antl-balllstte mlsstle(ABM}
defense system In order to
protect our cities; and to mo-
dernise tbe U. S. m1Utary sys-
tem cOQ51derab1y In order to
secure our national slD'Ytnl.
The Ruuian offer and
effo rt • to promote
ao vern m ent·tO"IOVemment
trade were rejec ted o n May
9 , 1972, by one Clarence D.
Palmby, then an offic ial of
the U.S. Department of
Aariculture. Palmby then
found it convenient to
resian his job and 10 with
Co nt ine nta l Grain
Com p any . Thus ,
Continental and five other
tradina companies ao t in on
the act and made millions of
dollars seUinA ar•in which
our aovtrnmcnt had bo u&ht
from our farmers. As one
who thinks aid to and trade
with the enemy is still
treason, I am opposed to us
sellina anythin1 to the
Communists. But if the salr
wn to be made, it should
And now other traitors
have aold 500,000 tons of
wheat to Red China, while
American 1rocery pnces
sky-rocket.
'73 MODIL
UfTOYIU
NOW
DIICOUNTID
TO THI IIONII
'74 TRUCKS
Write to Presldeot Nlloo aDd
to your ecccreumeo to stop
this power crab before tt's too
late.
N.B. BUILDING PERMITS
The Seotember bu.lldln~tper-an1t dwell1nc. 444 BeronJ.a An.,·
mtt total ot $3,34'7,004 trougbt $29,000.
Sincerely, tile Newport Beac h record to • BALBOA
SIDeerety,
c. c. Moseley
Gleodale
Dr. AleD.Dder V. Berkls
Professor of History
F'armrllle, Va.
$61,058,824 at tbethreequartt!' Krs. V. FJekls, 2 story, 1
mark ot 1973, our $5-1/2 mil-u:ntt dwellinc. 7'03 E. Be.lbol.
Uon ahead ot last year's Sept. BIYd., $25,600.
• NATIONAL SURVIVAL TEACHES AT CHAPMAN 30 mark of$55,412,113. R. James Somers, addition,
Editor of the EDSI.cn, Mrs. Margaret Maradtld!o. Final permits Issued during 433 Serille, $8,000.
September, valued at $5,000
and over, Included the follow-
lng:
Defense Secretary James R. 921 Akku' Place, East Blutf,
Sebleslncer warDed American bU accepted apart-tlmeteaeh-
clttsena: receatly tbat tbe lnr posWon for the fall evening
delto,. or the U. s. canoot sessioo at Cbapman College,
be left to "tbe hopes tor &OQd-Orange. She teaebes a history
wiU ot poteotlal toes." Schles-of RUSSia class.
tnrer stressed the point tbat LIGAL MOnel
the military roree of our eo~m.tr}'
must be bued 00 the assess-NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
' HARBOR VIEW HILlS
D. L. Bren Co., 12 permits
for single family dWelllngs oo
Port Shetneld Pl., ranging from
$30,150 to $48,600; total nlue,
$434,250,
ment or mtUtary rlsta and ea-Nottee Is hereby given that • LIOO ISLE
pa~Uties nther tha.a ~ the Planning Com mission of WIIUam R. Allen, add and
eooeiUatoty words from poten-tbe City of Newport Beach will alter, 929 Via Lido Nord, $5,-
tial opponents, bold a pmtUe bearlngoo Amend-500,
lntormed persoosreallutbat ment No. 400 lnltiated by tbe 'NEWPORT CENTER
too manymembersotCoocress City ot Newport Beaebtoameod Robert Btans restataant, 43
our TV nettrorks Ubeni portion of Dlstrlettng Map No. Fashlon lsl.and, l\re sprinklers,
papers, aDd all t1Dda 'ot tbe oew Z2 from tbe Uoelassl.fted Dls-$6,990.
lloii-U: ,..,aaaalt1Dc tbt ~~to the Planned Community Paeci!le MutualtfiLife lnsur -
0. &. · dtft-M' .,.Spt ..t tbe uw.uet 00 a portion ol Lot A. &Del o., add o ees on 4th ,. P~~ w~le tbe mJI1t:ar, Bennfnc Tract located ...til floor, '700 Ne1rp0rt Center Dr .,
olr!IOIIII r1 ,.'lcmel .11-Ia. of Ulll Street westerly oiWblt-$5,000, and modlty partltlons,
iDereufnr ~ 1eapa aid tro.dl: Uer Anne, north ottbeColllt}' $8,500.
dally. TboM elrelea take ad-lslaDd lD West Newport • CLlFF HAVEN
nDtap of tbe tact t.blt the (Leadership Housing}. Joseph MeCarthy, add and
COYtnlmeEi of our eotmtry Is Notice taberebyturther ginn alter, 734 St. James Place,
U•t saiclpubUcbeartngwlllbe $17,000.
LIGAL MOTICI held 00 the 18th day otoetober, • AffiPORT AREA
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARlNG 1973, at tbe hour ot '1:30p,m.1n Peter Paulsen, 1100 Quail,
Notice Is bereby rt•en tbat the Cooocll Cbambers or the tlre sprinklers, $17,000.
the Plannln( Commluf.on oftbt Newport Beach City Hall, at Mape lnclustrles, 1401 Dove,
City of Newport Beach wiU bold wh.l eb time aDd plaee uty and all tenant development for Sutro
a pubUe beulnf on Amendment per!JOOS interested may appear Co., $25 ,000.
No. 398 Initiated by tbe City and be beard thereon. Mahoney & Grau, 1300 Quatl,
of Newport Beach to amend a JOSEPH ROSENER, JR., omee development, $6,750.
portion ot Dlstrletlnr Map No. Secretary Planning Com. Koll lneome Properties, ten-
26 from the Uoc.tautlled Ots-mtsstoo, 'City ot Newport ant development, 4029 Wester.
trlet to the PWmed Comml.lllty Beach, CaUl. ly Pl., $6,756.
District OD property botmded POOUsb : Oct. 4, 19'73, 1n the • NEWPORT
by Sherlnatoo Place oo lbe Ne1rp0rt Harbor Ensign. T1ro story d~le1 at 441 9
oortb, Sea GoU Lane oo the Rlnr, $47,500.
east. SIUeeDtll street oo lbe LIGAL MOnel • BIG CANYON
soat.b, and lrrtDe AYenDI!I OD the NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING Swimming pool at 8 Torrey
......
Tu~D••ntl•l•
Gilt .. NIAll
IIEIIOitiAt im"l'nAit~
.GUARANTEE
Here's thr perfect w1y to m1~t
rour monty or ~ecurrtrn do
"lrrplr dul('
3 Yo~ ••n C<MOtonn ro on,o1 rho
?on•ncool -uf>IJ el '"-MOnor
-COft?"?tule "''"' o . ·--~-·---·-"'·
If lhtS sounds rmpossrblt ull
tQ>d1y lor the rrr openm1 storr of
Ho•c MrmonOJI Hosprt11's .. rour
rltlrblr Pl1n\ tor Grvma· Vou ••II
bf: rn fQf I plea~nt SUIP11St1
Tellt,d••e: west, located oorth ot the Nt1r-Not1ee is hereby ctveo that Pines Lane, $5,000.
port Harbor' Hi&b Sebool (Oak-the Planning Commlssioa olthe Dale Tuttle, 2 story, 1 un1t
wood Garden). City or Ne1rp0l't Beach wtll bokl dwelling, 4'1 Royal St. George, (714) 645 1600
Notice 1a bereby turtber ctno a pubUe beulng 00 AmeDdment $93,500.
that aid pmtUe beartD&' 1riU be No. 399 lnitiated by tile City ot ' PROMONTORY BAY
beld oa tbe 18th day otOetober, Nell'p0l1 Be&cb to amend por-R. L. Bare, 2 story, I lm1t
1973, at lbe boor of 7:SOp.m.lll tlons ot Dlstrlettng Maps No. dwelling, 700 Harbor lsland Dr.,
tbe Catmell Ct..mbers or the 39 a00 No. 60 from the Un-$80,000.
Newport Btaeb City Hall, at class.l.ft.ed District to the ' EAST UPPER BAY
wbieb ttme aDd plaeeanyaDdall Planned Commun.lty District 00 IDH, addition, 2921 Quedada,
UlooaioolOii
A~k lor Thom.• Stlldlln!Jer
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• ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ .. ~-*'l~$t<~,..*'tnl,..*'tnl'**'"* ud be beard thereoa. west corner of Jamboree Road R. W, Beamish, 51r1mmlnc •••••• •• JOSEPH Ra>EHER. JR.. and San Jooqu!D !Hill Road pool, 1201 Estelle. $5,000... • ................... .
Seerttary, PJanntnr Com-belnc a port1oo of Block sS • CORONA DEL MAR COME ONE I mlalloo, City of Newport and 56 lntne's Subdh1.slon J. w. lroahlll, 432 AYocado, •
Beach, CaUl. south oi Eastbluft (Park New~ demolish front Wllt, bulld oew
PubUab: Oct. 4, 19?S, In tbe port}. 2 story dwelling and brlng p.r~ COME ALL I
Newport Harbor Eut.p. Notice lsbereby turtber g1Yen age unit 141 to code, $40,800. •
LIGAL llllnCI tllat '""' p<O>Ue bear me will be Thomu -r. ' _,. I
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING held on lbe 18111 <lay of October. FROM TltE BA F
Noll •-•---~ ~· 19?3, allbe boo1r a! HOp.m.ID ee ~ uu---1 .,.no ..... tbe Comacll Ct..mbers ot the Tbou therefore, my 800.., be
tbe Pla.Dnlnc Commlakla oltbt Newport Beach City Hall. at stroae 1n the IJ'&ee ttat 1.5 1n
City of N..-port S..eb wi.Ubold wbleb ttme aOd plaeeuy and aU Cbrlst Jesus.
a pabUc bMri.Dc oa Amtodmeot periOOI lrltereated may appear A.a:d tbe lblnp u.t tllou rut
No. 401 lldtt.atld by tbt City of aDd be beard u.reoo beard ot me a.moac Dllll1
Newport S.Cb to &mead PJI'-JOSEPH RCSENER: JR., wllDtuea, the 1am1t eommlt
t1oaa ot Dlatriet1nc )(ape No. Secretary PllDillDc Com-thou to fa1thM me, wbo llbl.ll
45 IUid llo. 4tl lr<xn lllo ~-mtssklo. • Ctty a1 N""''><lrt bo able 1o ttodl -· aloo,
eluolllod Dlolrlet .., lllo a.e .. CI.IIL no. lllerelon """'" bord-
R-S-8-Z Dbtrtct totbiPiao.oed P.-.l:lall: U?S 1D the oe•, u a JIOOd ~oll..us
Comm,..lly Qlolrlet oa...-• Cbrlol. (Z Tl.-yl:l..a.)
a! Lola I IUid z. Traet
loealod 00 lbo -17
of S-lor -Pa.elflc Cout Ud ... _" A•ea-. tD a.
PUS!MTED BY TH! NEWPORT HARBOR ZONTA CLUB, AT
TN! SENIOR CITIZENS RECREATION BUILDING, 15th & IRVINE.
N!WPORT BEACH.--.... ""
5: Pr-Do..n
F-5'-
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$4.00~tloo
October 1: e am -4 pm c""" 50Cealt>wUno
lllt.T .t.N O,ORTUMITY TO DO lOME CHRilTIIA$ SHOrPIMG
lA& Yl t.LL NIW ITEII$ rOR $t.LI. •••• JUST COMIIM t.IID
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CANVftS
AWNINGS
BRENT BAU.LIE, member ol tbe board of dlrectors of
Los Aaplea Federal SaTtDp, presents a bo~~:~uet of San
Loreuo roees to Deborah Hodlins, Miss Newport Beach,
.._ to m&rk the opentDrr of tbe Aasoclatlon's oew otftee at uon'l le t the aun spoil Y®' IIZ5 N rt 81 d ••-N patio fun . Shade w1th cotorf'IJI '"'PO ., ., near u1011 ewport Beach City Hall.
cenvu lor cool comfor1 . Celt Fin thouiDd roses were distributed for the openl.ng.
or come by lor tree estimates. Constroc:Uoo of permanent h•dquarters wlll begin at 32nd Ulftl ••• St. ud Newport Bl't'd, as sooo as plans are approved by .-.1. JIIIUI the South Coast Rectooal Conservation Commission. m,~,-School benefit set 2202 SOUTH MAIN
ru A&81 Parel&s &Ddtrteodsot.Harbor Club 's Racquet Club. Both
----""~!.!ii"VQ!:'1!!7L ___ Day School, Harbor VIew lt1lls, events wtll begin at I p.m.
wlll participate tn the loth There wtll be cocldatls at
anzual golf tournament Oct. 18 6 p.m. aDd diMer at 7, w1th
at the Irvtne Coast Country the Americana theme. To set
Club to beoent the school's the mood, banjo players will
Hancock Banning scbolarslltp stroll among the diner s.
fund. Mrs. Vlncent McGuinness of
While the men are playing the Par ent Council Is chair-
In the Scotch Pinehurst touT -man of the event. John Curci
nament, their wtves wtll have and Doug Simpson are co-
the opportlmtty to enter the chalrmen tor golf, and Mrs.
women's tennis tournament to and Mr s. Timothy Devioe are
be at the B&lboa in charge of prizes. Mr s. Rich-
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Vlt.oUDO, SUIT~250. NEWPORt Bfi,t.Qt
Come lo this Christian Science Lecture
Free Chr istian Science Lecture by Eugene Depold
Tyc, of San Diego, California. Lecture entitled "STAY
ON THE BEAM" to be given at the First Church
of Christ, Sc ientist, 3303 VIa Lido, Newport Beach,
on Tuesday, October 9th, at 8:00 p.m. All are
welcome.
ard Bertea and Mrs. John Curet
are assisting with lnvltatlons
and publicity.
WORKSHOP SCHEDULED
OH Cl FTED EDUC.O. TIOH
Local residents co ncerned
about the education of the gtf'ted
cblld are lnvtted to register now
for the 2nd annual workshop of
t he Orange County co..mcll for
gifted education to be held at
Estancia high school on S:Uur-
day, Oct. 13.
Four Newport-Mesa teachers
will present workshops. Kath-
leen Schwarz will give CW'tiC-
ulum Ideas on ancient man a.nd
archaeology; Nicole Charles,
tbe development of the Amer.
ican short story; Joyce O'Nell,
man In the future, and Ron
Schnttger, comparing Ufe zones
1n fteld ecology.
Those interested In attending
may contact Barbara Hartloft,
Newport-Mesa resource teach-
er, •t 645-7970.
SCOUT EHIIOL-LMEMT
CH.t.IRM.O.H SELECTED
Tbe Orange County Boy Scout
Council has selected Ray J.
Havert or Irvine as the 1974
sustaining enrollment chair-
man, He Is general agent for
Ray Havert and Associates, an
insurance company ln Santa
Ana. He is a membe r of the
executive OO&.rd of the Orange
County Council, and belongs to
the North Santa Ana Rotary
Club, the Sanb Ana Chamber
of Com merce and the General
Agents aod Managers Assn.
He w\11 be assisted by Don
Franklin and Dale Lawlor, v\ce-
cbalrmen 1n the '74 campaign.
1111 nt1: NlW DOMU11C & R.Jiim•t CMI ... fM:ICMf a..uYS ... -nPU ... ...:1AL --••. -llt'D a
YACATIOII vt:MICUII AU. U-OM --
Yule card
party s I a ted
A "lut eMace Clllrtltmu
card" P11t7 t cu., tM pro-
JocU "' tbo ·--,._ lAapo Will bt llold
Oct. 10 a1 tbo -ot Mro,
-8uauoo, 1140 E. BoJ.
-Bird., Balbol. Tbe ...... CODCbldM a...-
o! --· w1dcb blpa wttb tbe "Cb11.1tmu la July''
IIIDc:Uoo, AU -Will F
toto ... IQJdiDc -.... tbo pr-Onllp Coomty rnl-
dU boOM tar nctlml ot e«e-
bnl -.... slmllor --bi.UUes.
Reser't'atioM may be made
by call1DC 8'7S-041i or 548-
&995. O...er a tboaaDd dlllereat
ChrUtmu cards wtl1 be c.
dlaplay. Tbe piece CS. resll-
ta.oce II: a card tDCruted With
dlamoadl. Tbe price ol tll1a •-
us .. ! olfertoc Ill $50,000 ,.,. .,
encraved cards. ot.bara, bow-
e•er, may be p11rcbued from THE HARBOR LITES CHAPTER ot 51feet Adellnea Inc.
$3.95 for 25 eacra•ed. will present Its nrst t:arbersbop show at 8:15 p.m. this
Tbls ytar'l IAarueprelideut Satlll'daJ, Oct. &, In the Orange Coast Collep audttorlum.
1s lira. a.neeoa. bostesa for Tbe show, entitled "Sorry to eat aDd run," will f•ture
the Jut cb&Dce party, Co-bos-the Cban800J11er s, the 1973 Sweetheart~ of Harmooy cllam -
tessinC Will be Mrs. RJcbard Plonsbtp quar1et, the Mannatters trom tbe South Bay
Schumaeber, card drive cba.lr· chapter, and tbe HarborUtes c borus, Z quartets and double
man, Atao ustltlnc tDtbeclrln quartet. Here Is a HarborUte quartet pn.cttcing ror the
are Mmes. JuU111 Austero, show: trom left, Mrs. Barbara Dowja.t, Mrs. Carolyn
Jerry Marts, Harold Em1ctl, Chappell, Mrs. Armene Valsh and Mrs. Sue Krum , A
________ .. ._ ....... .,...,_.-_,... .. -.. ~-. . .
"How about one of
those
wonder drugs?"
e. .. I've 1:01 a cold," lhe man
laid, and be WI:OI op t.o
ask for a "wonder dru&." lbo ~ 10Ld
him some aapirin and adva.cd him &o 1ee hll
physician. As it happened the aspirin fbcd him
up 1\ne, but the point ia this: P'harm.a&tl are
not physicians. We work with docton. providina
lhe drup and medicines they prea:ribe. We ba-..e
a profcuional knowk:dp; of the powerful new
"wonder d.rup," to we know bow imponanl it is
to ldC. than Com:ctly. Pka.te do not feel otrended
when your phanna.ciac. refl.llel to x.ll you a certain
dru&. It is for your protection and in lhe bat
intcn:sl of your &ood health. Always 1ee your
doctor wbcn potent mtxlic:atioo is required.
Christensen
3021 E. CO.O.ST HWY., COROM.t. DEL M.t.R
673s25!0 Nlckolaa Sbammu, JotmS.Uan. portion of tbe proceeds will go to the CysUc Fibrosis TomStmmrte~JoNDU~e~W~o~O..~:· __ ~r~o::~::'lo:•:·------------------------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-,
-canz in and meet tre crew
H1ghest tnterest 1n our h1story on msured s.av,ngs w1th Federal Charter Protect1on Stab1l1ly that ha-.
weathered every econom1c storm for over hall a century. thai's what Los Angeles Federal Savmgs
offers you if you l1ve. work. shop or play 1n the Newport Beach area As a saver you'll also rece1ve
all the free serv1ces most ~pie use Travelers Checks. Money Orders. Notary Serv1ce. etc
Vis1t our temporary oft1ce. meet the crew talk over the new h1gh mterest cert1f•cates or starr a regular
passbook savings account always everybody's best oarga1n Wh1le you're here. see the model of
our permanent oft1ce to be built as soon as the South Coast Reg,onat ComM1SS10n g1ves the word
One minute and one Stgnature That's all t takes to start your s.avmgs account and JOin the genNat1ons
of savers who have rel1ed on the strength ana sa fety of los Angeles Federal Sav1ngs
WSANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
'-....................... ~ a .... r.u •• ••• ,,...... •• ,., •.
CNer 200 rec1pes (46 oages ot
dressing!. alone') selected b~ !he
lad1es Home Journal Cookbook.
Ed1tor PICk uo rour free cooy
and open or transfer a sav1ngs
account al tr'le same lome ANNUAl iNrER[Sl RATIS ~INSURED SAVINGS
au tllft<HI ~ ........ MIIY
7 Y2% C~hc•l• Acr"""' 779% $100000 (I<-·
1 ~ "., ''"" lo• ,,.loll ot
6%~o C.rtiflcaW ol 0.....1. U .DOCI 69ff/o ... -. 2"" YWn -t.orl%:, ,..._., '"'= '::' ,...,,
6Y2% c.ntr~ute 111 ~t: n .ooo 6.7:?/o ...... 1 ,.., """'""· ,....,..,. u= :l• IIMIY '-"
5C/,;?/o
5Xt%
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ACROSS THE STREET FROM CITY HALL
HOD~ One Wilsh1ra, Los Aneeles. Calif g()()IJ Othefofflces th~the.,..
•• 1\--D-l--.1• I" .....1 • itifWf • flllllll · =.,.. .. uer nNnQ '--u w1n ... EDIIBlY -PME •
lliURSOAY, OCT. t 1973
COROllA DEL IIAII, CAL. SIL: .,.. LEGAL TO OWN
CALL 1'011 IUT PftiCU GOLD
11141 miMI (2131-32441 .. :.=;~fi.'::': ~.:...~:-.=,.,~ LEA&UE PLAY BEGINS 1110 ~--lr. o1J1.. lui W .., lit C..-udlo ; ~~;.;~~~E ··--· ... , ---~ ............ -. Oploo lor 41,.... La lbo 4111 ...,. -
Ia -·----'ho--,IIIO~Oipl II .. fmM ... -0-00ocorlllcPIIJO, ·~~ii ~.;;..;;.;...;...;.....;;;.;...;..;,w oil IRd .... _ 1117 -,...., loQPIIor ~ --~---ellod -·-tbo --_.
1400 ti'IIYfNI AVI..M'Ift 1 tiiNft .....,.OUNWW.OOitT •u.CH
CA\.Atck IAL ... AH Ofi'HHITUfrffTII.,
~!""~E tfiEIIIAnOIAL .LYEll IXCHAIIE-~
IY THE
DIRICTOI Of
·z·
KNOCKOUT
Plus·
Of A
M.gF& "hclhv
S.nllh 9otDI15
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PLUS • Hill) OVll .... -...... :n•·-·--.....
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liildlher
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ALSO.
WAlliN OATS
AS
"DILLINGER"
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DOiiAU)
SII;THBRLAHD
.. "'M\' IICf"
NOW SHOWING -lUO 10-0. lloll -. lft-t -· l.af urto1a wore a ,. or n
-O" Till I"ST lla-• lluor -"'"tilt -'1 loeo1 ..,, Ito -· Jlrdl IIIICI a 2-,ud....., bJ
• •v r E wild lo 1M llral IIIII. ocor111c tlalbo -----Bal<lch,
PICTUIIIS 4 --oo ,.. or 10 Alo hi*J "'-to -lloo EalaDcl.l lod Uul.aa 7-6-
0P"Tlfl YI•U IIIII 16 Jlrdl 11011 • lloo N· --... l.at 4111 quorter bepo La Wtal-. ON THI! •oMror _. or Q:oc r•"'llll Io -aet1oo, c-dol m-laat Friday lllaflt, bot
-11ta1 COtwod n uo1111r u4 c-Muo tue10 tbe lllrtners tJIIIIod7d let 1
SAM! PROGRAM! II JUdo. Clottl ... oat ,. u-hi*J "'-lit~ llold, toacbclawu Ill t11o final -
-TD La tbo lei •-Ud Ellucla ,_..,. to Loo to -tbe Eaclra tbelr ucood wl~ a S'I .. )'U'd pau pil,f to AJamUoe l3r a s.t.dly DICbt IOalaumt.DJp.me..EstucJa
tteht eod auu Uot.o, tbeD PJIItl. eta'• DaYe Gibbs reeover.S a
ean'-d OYer from the I for Mnpart Jtaltbrw't 8&l.lar1 llarlna tllmble ou the 8-JUd
tbe ecore. racbclwp tbtlr eeeoad 11tnJ.at1t tine 1n tbe ttrst qtarter to At
Gutlfnr pu:sed toCbfp ,.,,, -..aw wta mt Frtday AI.IM, ~ tbe Eaa:les only score. But-
hit Cbrt. stutmu tor .ttb blutlztc' CoD MIM Zl-0, tad terUne rammed OYer r.rom tbt
qarter 8COI' ... Tbe Cardi.Dat. lb.kiDc 0111 wblt I&JPIUI to be 4.
I lao toAecf lD 1 alety to rtm 1 leclt1•te elillm to qer~~
MI=SA COSTA -.. tblleOI'e, tty lD tbt Harbor ar•. Tbt
DefeutYe stahrarU Scott W'Mt before, tbtSailorsromped
Duepr, Robby W'JI.tt, Jim Vu to a 11-J wta orer Corooa del
Dor-. Btu Matt.laa and Mike Mar 'a S. Kiap.
Uoloo play7d thetr ucood Tbe Sea Kl.ap dr-tbotr
ltralcbt ICO!'eless pme. aeeood atral-tut Saturday
Jr. gridders
Molt ot Newport-Mesa '1 Jr.
All -America footbaU teams
ended their pre-leape seuoo
last weeteDd a.Dd will start
lea cue play this Saturday.
SlJ: pmea wiU be played
Saturday at Costa Mesa higb
school, with the CUnic leTel
(8-9 yrs .) Cheyennes meeting
the Santa Ana Saints at 9 a.m.,
the Jr. Pewee (9-11) Com-
mandos playtng the FoUDtain
Valley Falcons at 1l,the Pewee
dh1sloo (10-12) Coronas bost-
1nlt the Los Alamitos Falcons
at 10, the Pewee Coyotes Wlg-
llnc with the Garden Grot'e
Coup.rs at noon, the M1dpt
(11-IS) Comanches playing the
Orange Panthers at 2 p.m., and
the CUnlc Cobras meet:lnp; a
Benrly HilLs team at 1. All
ncept the Cobn.-Beverly Hills
pme ara league cootests.
llfcltl at Ill....,. Ftotd, talllDc
to !be llattla -Sall>ls 21-0. Estmeta'• Eacles are also
wlllless, losl.af last Friday to
UartoaZ0-7.
Newpcwt Harbor played ooe
of tbe larcle8t-ld.tt1nc pmea
seeD bere lD years tn laat Frl-
clay's eoGqQtst of a mueh-
lmproted Costa Mesa !Qtad.
SaUor Unemen controlled lbe
Une ol scrimmage, sacttnc
Mustang quarterback Ste.e
Sbarp 11 Urnes and hold:l.ng
Costa Mesa to a net offense
of Jut S5 yards.
Salk:Jr qtllJ'terback sten
Boklcb sunt'ed 110 yards 1n
penaWes to lead bls team to
a toueldo'W'n lD each quarter,
pass:tnc SG JVds to Vln Mlllroy
1D tbe tlrst aod hitting ldm
• Mf ~A
I ~ll4 NfWPORl til 110 ! S48 IH2
In Full Colori (G)
THE LEGEND OF
AMALUK
AN ARCTIC ODYSSEY
Showtimes:
4,30. 6,JO. a,Jo
Ho Wed. Bargoln
Matinee Thia Wk.
LIDo NFWPO"
IH AC ~
f"<lllll~l TO LIOO 15lf
tl7l8)~0
20%
IAV.I
'"' CASH & CAIIRY
F~E
DRAPERIES
A PlftftY Clllftl YOUR
IIDIPRIAD ot lllftHIT
(With minimum $25.00 drapery d.ani"Q O'der. OH., good Oct. 1 sf to Oct. 31 sf, '7ll
nth hi rutty • •!!Wt Ytlue, Mcau11 Mt Coh "Your Camplttt _, ,. ,.." havt tftet w .... ., ., IN4t,.a4
ct .. nell fer • """'· ,.~,~, .,,.n.1 will Dr.,.,-, Cart Ctnttr ..
rectiW th. Wiry fiMJI CIH~tlflf IVtflt.lt.
Cetf tuertnfHI attlnlt ahrlnhtt tnll 4ett·
rlorttlen (If clllntW.). 'trltCftot ftrmtll
itetrttor ,.tth & tvtn "-"t1 .,, tnur.ll.
NJI'\IWG AU OfiAHOE COUHTY-«ADff CNPAFCHI!D rwuc«•
1702 Newport Blvd. AI 17th Sl. CottaMeu
In out-of-ton lelllgue games,
the Midget Corsairs ))uroey
to Garden GroYe to play the
Knights, the Jr . Pewee Charg-
ers ristt the Hmttngtoo Beach
Orange Oilers, the CUnJc Con-
dors play at the Mission VIejo
Gauchos, the Jr. Pewee Cougars
Yisll tbe Stanton bandldos, the
Jr. 8&1Um(13-14)Ch1efsaretn
Stanton to meet the Vaqueros,
the Jr. Pewee Cardinals play
the Antelopes In Tustin, and
the Pewee Co lts Yis lt the West -
minster Hornets.
In last Saturday's road
games, the Comanches
dOW'Did the lAs Alamitos Pu-
thers 14-0, the Cobras drowed
an 8-0 decision to the Mlsston
Vle)J Gauchos, the Cheyeooes
edred the Santa Ana Falcoas
7-6, the Commandos rot by the
South Coast Matadors 14-12,
and the Coyotes dumped the
Tri-C1ttes Cardinals 26-12.
We like to treat people as mdMdurll<;. not numbers. Some
say that makes us "old frl..,h ,()nl..'d. But we th1nk our per·
sonal service to our souers ffJt ill most half a century. IS
why we've grovm to nei\rly hi\ If a billton dollars strong.
When you moveyoursav1ngs To TheBtg M you "II receive a
warm greet mg. h1gh inten .... q and lots of ··old-fa sh-
ioned·· attention
Of added interest -valuable free services'
0 Fre e Safe Deposit Box
0 Free Photocopy Service
0 Free Travelers Cheques
0 Free Notary Service
0 Free Note Collection
Week
GEORGE C.SCOIT
FAYE DUNAWAY
JOHNMIUS
JACK PALANCE
In games at Costa Mesa lllgb,
the home field for aU local
squads, ltw! Cardinals sqamped
the Fotmtaln Valley Falcons
50-0, the Cowboys outscored
the Hmtington Beach Oilers
20-13 and the Corsairs blanked
the Mission Viejo Diab1os32-0.
Scores were not available
oo the Coodors, Couprs, Colts,
Chiefs aod CorOTI2s .
Players, parents or coaches
coooected with any Jr, All-
America teams whOse scores
are ootbelngreportedare ureed
to contact the Ensign sports
deat at ~:05'51.__
'>f ~f•< ~'lOWS')~
1111 DPr.r,o,..
'
TWO SHOWS
1,00 & 9.59 P.M.
--Plus--
I f~(/IPFfl IIH)M
[)r ,f/l ·, 1\Lll.~[) ,
SHOWS AT 1,30
"11E1MYif _TIE·.QAa:·
-·.~-~"'!.....,;
~l-UI "'' • ("1\ UOUICI ltOC.,..no ·-JIY•,.
"' ruowot Of ~ NJOfl ""~""
M•l" fe•N,.
7.10 .. 9.40
Whether your account
balance is $5.00 or
$500.000. Mutual
Savings has a high-
earning, insured savings
plan to fit your needs.
Your Interesting
Neighbor ... in your
nearby Mutual Savings
office, welcomes the
opportunity to llSSist you .
lll~tJ £.1
.ill J ~;)§1'1 Jlli1
·~HJ!Jli.OOla
JJ~~,;illjjj
j) 3ill~)l)~ll. (~' ........ .J~
Now nearing a half-century of
service to Southern California
savers. the Big M-Mutual Savings.
is almost half-a·billion dollars strong
... and sttll growing with three new
offices this year!
Now 9 offi ces: Canoga Park-
Chatsworth. Capistrano-San
Clemente . Corona del Mar. Covina.
Glendale. Pasadena. Thousand
Oaks. Vista. West Arcadia.
• I r,
'
LIGAL HOTICI LIG.U. HOnCI
'
FICTITIOUS 8\SINESS NAME FICTITIOlS B1BINESS NAME
S'fATEMENT STATEMENT
The followlnr persons are The followin( persons are
doing business as Contempo-doing business u: Harbor
rary Artifacts, 1206 Essex Jtobbycral'ts, 1926 Harbor
Lane, Newport Beach, Ca. Blvd., Costa Mesa, Cal. 9262?:
92660: Peter J. Oeth, 1206 Es. Kathryn Mae Hinkle, 1??3 Ken-
sex Lane, Newport Beach, Ca. wood PI., Costa Mesa, Cal.
92660; Uoda L. Oetb {spouse). 9262?; Rebecca Ann ShOrt, 408
1206 Essex Lane, Newwrt Bernard, Costa Mesa, Cal.
Beach, Ca. 92e&O. 2962?.
This business Is conducted This business Is cooducted
by an lndiYidllll. by a Umlted partnership.
Slped: Peter J . Oeth. Signed: Kathryn Mae Htnkle.
Thls statement was Qled with This statement was ruechrltb
the Cotmty Clerk of Orange the colBy clerk of Orange
County oo Sept. 28, 1973, WJI -Coanty on Sept. 25, 1973, WU.
ltam E. st John, County Clerk., llam E. St John, county clerk.
by T~resa M. Ward, deputy. by Theresa M. Ward, deptty.
Publlsh: Oct. 4, 11, 18, ZS, Publlsh: Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11,
1973, In the Newport Harbor 18, 1973, ln the Newport Har.
Ensign. F -28542 bor Ensign. F -28431
LEG.t.L NOTICE LEG.t.L NOTICE
ORANGE COUNTY ROAD DEPARTMENT
ORANGE COUNTY, C ALIFORNIA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals wtlt be r eceived at the Office oft~ Clerk
of the Board or SLC>ervlsors of the Count}' of Orange, Santa
Ana, CaUfornl.a, on or before Monday, the 15th day ot October,
1973, at 2:00P.M. o'clock, at which time they will be pubUcly
opened and read lD the Offtce of tht> Clerk of the Board ot
Supervisors, Room 501, County Admlntstratlon Blll.lding, 515
North SycamOre, Santa Ana, Caurornta; tor· coostructloo oo
highways In accordance with the plans and speclflcatlons
thereror, to which spec ial r etereoce Is madt> as follows:
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, on Jeronimo Road from
Los Allsos to Avenue, and oo Los AUsos
Boulev-ard Second Street.
BIDS are 'tf'ork n de9crtbed herein:
;A!!'
Ite m No. Otantlty Descrlptloo ot Work
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
' 10
II
12
13
14
15
l6
17
18
"
ISJ 20
(S) 21
(S) 22
(F) 23
(F) 24
1 Ea. Abandon Water Well
I Ea. Relocate Roadside Signs
950 L. F. Remove Water Llne
29() L.F. RemoYe Wlre Slope Protection Fencj.'
"' c. Y. Remove Concrete
L.S. C learing and Grubblnr
L.S. Develop Water SIC)ply
57,600 C. Y. Roadway Excantton (Alternate "A")
57,600 C.Y. Roadway Excavation (A lternate "B")
7"'0 C. Y. Structure Excavalion
(Slope Protection)
145 C. Y. Structure Excavation (Bridge)
80 C.Y. Structure Baclc:tl.\1 (Bridge)
35 c. Y. Pervious Backfill {Bridge)
10,600 Ton Aguegate Base
3,170 Too Asphalt Concrete
9 Ton Liquid Asphalt (Prime Coat)
6 Ton ASl)haHic Emulsion
(Paint Binder and Fog Seal)
17 S. Y. Place Asptlalt Concrete
(Mi scellaneous Areas)
180 L F. Place Asphalt Concrete Dike
(0.50')
1,2 10 L.F.
46 Ea.
L.S.
Furnish Concrete Pilln& (45 Ton)
Drive Coocrete Pile (45 Ton )
Prestressing Cast-In-Place
Concrete
60 C. Y. Structure Concrete (Bridge )
610 c. Y. Cast-In.Place Prestressed
Concrete (Grade lS-50)
107,000 Lb. Ba.r Reinforcing Steel (Brld~)
14 Ea. Road5lde SIIPlS
• rMOTO AT LIPT
'IMURSilo\Y, OCT. ' lf7J
OOIIOIIA Dfl.IIAJt. CAi-
JOIIII 110-lo -Willi Olio tG-lllm811111
llo ....... -.. I rocoot trlp 110---U. ~UlliN Ud JON(blt r•IIIIUt dlft'GC •.,....
.... ·~·-. Willi ... -. PuUta, -u.. ..... U nD U BCCMor • till 10 day trip lid .CI ttd lltN
b ~'"• ud botel ea••ncUoL He *-d U..
l .. n fl ..t CiviDIDI ll't DOl' OCCIIIPJ'1Dc --0. 8,
pilaU Ia Pen. Be.ldM tM •MAw bl CUlM IOIDI 10
--.. B-.1'111-..·u •• aaa..._.. BeacL He .. ueoelated wttb Herren. MCX.. I Co.,
......... Ia c.._ ciiiMar. e PHOTO AT RIGHT
PRE£ BIKES 1D bo woa !If )lUIIe-lA tba IIIIDOII
bteycle atety ell" Dd rOISeo 1D H.-port S.cb t&lmeo-
laty eebooll are dllplayod by (!rom left) ElOIIOI'Ir Scoatl
Let Rante IDd T•rt Gntr Uld Nnport poUct comm~~a
Jty rtlatlou offtcer Stan Brealer. Tbe biii.H• bcMICbt
by tbt poUct-IPOD80fed EJpkx'W Seoul poat, wtll be
cine away lD a draw1nt dwllc tbe IDD&III rodeo, to be
held early Ded moDth. To be tlllfble a llblltDt must
tater a UcenMd In ale •nttoa 1D tbe
(Pollee Dept.
Save money
while you
save money
J$!
I, . '<II ; I S I 000 or more at Western Fed cnricks yl)u ro membership 1n rhe
new Capi tal C lu b, and a whole hosr of discounrs un places ro go and
things ro buy here and across rhe coumry. In add ic1on, you get rht em ire
list of finan cial services you CXJ~n All th<" \vhde vour savings an:
earning the highes1 inreresr ever, wirh insu red sa fery. Now chat rhe
CapHal C luh has joined rhe Savers Clubs of Amenca, a nanunal affilia-
cion for mass buy in~ power . wh~ don"r you!
Sf!Mtmg f:.r ·ew1 at a discount? Right, wirh rhe Capual Cluh. Spon
flshlng . hockey, baskerhall .. wharever rour rleac;ure, it".:; Ollr ,~Ieasure
rosa vc you money.
AMOIOI LOOGI TO MAIK IJTit A14M1YIIUIY
Aoellor Loclet. v-a.-ot no -'1111 "'-Amorlca, wtl1 eo-llaUIII al too .._ Cllb -.
UIIIY.-.ary Oct. lt wUll u U01 ~ ~. C:O.
••hWit: SWedllll II!IOr'IU-If-. I)weboe wtlJ be kJO.
bard, Po--·-Put of lllo --WID 1P
..-wtU 1>1--!If Jaa tl>wvdlllo _. Ono&oeout
udActt.,-ptoralllle-. Cota-Collap-llllp
eehoUI.III or pota. '-d.
..w.GRI
T ht'oJtrc t;, kd 1 at J1scounrs char cou ld sJve your familr dqllars on
a n&J.{ht our. Already good at 7) movie thearres throughout Southern
California. hundreds more around rhc· country, and for le~iri r11are
rhearrc: ttnd cnmerr r-erformanres.
/l nw 11 mt 111 P."l; .. museum<;. and rl-ar -r11u nd "lx·na I arrr JLt ums
rile J'bC<"<; you wanr m go rn will be even more 3LLC"SS1blc: The Cap1rill
( luh ntTer.., r<..-_cula r d1<:>tou nts. and (>LtJ.SIOna lly cluh cxcur<;mm a-; we
hav<" m the pasr In fact. rhc new Cap1tal (.luh conr1nue..; tn brtng savers
every mt.:mhc r.;;h1J1J'fl\'llt:gc rhe(\"c wme to c:xpcrr plu.;; exurm,[! new
( H1C<; nt 1 one else ha s ru c 1ffcr ~
f."uJ1J1hhd Sc-n 1c l", 1ndudt many muney-savm,c ht.:nt.:fHs ynu lit'nJOf
free travelers' cheques. free sa fc depns1t hnx. ( hn k cac;h 1 n,L: snvKe. LA . free check1n,g an·ounrs and preferred ra te auro ]()an.;; w1rh a leadin.f! loca I
bank · free nor an serv ice and f rce coil('( ti1 m s<:rvKe 1m 111 He.:; .:;(.·cu re<! . .
h)· deeds nf rru sr.
Tr..JJ£1 rn San Die,L:n . Plwemx. Hawa1s tl r .~trm' thc(oumry can be
,lfranFed ... wuh spc< tal aetiVIflC.., and d1'u 111nro:; w.Hrtn ,c tor mcmherc;
wherever the}' gn. In addition. mam lnc:t 1 resr.wr.tnr' .tn~l hnrc.:ls are
.1 lr(~dy signed up for tho$<' of us who '!J\ .1r ht1me . ;tnt{ n111re of them
.trc JO I!lln,(! the Cap1ral Cluh even· da\·'
Aferd;andJ,e D nwun/1 both here and everywhere rhc new Capital
1 p,oes. In rhe market for a car, a moh1le home, or someth ing like a (S-F) 25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
100 L.F. Z4" RCP (1500-D)
68 L.F. 24'" BUumlnous Coated CSP (0.079")
125 C. Y. Filter Blanket, Type A
ur, or jewelq• .. you'l l find a whole caraloguc of way.:; to save with your
IU'"""' C luh membershi p ca rd . In fact, the list ~n)ws wirh ea ch new
75 C,Y. filter Blanket, Type B
315 C.Y. Concreted-RockSlopeProteetion
80 c. Y. Coocnte {Coocreted-Rock Slope
Protection)
33 58 C.Y. Class "B" Concrete
34 25 c. Y. Pattern-Stamped Medla.c Pulng
35 7 Ea. Markers
{S} 36 210 L.F. Rustle Barrier Railing
PLANS, Specl11 PrOYialoq lDd proposal tormJ cu OD.IJ
be obtt1.oed bJ proape<:ttfe blclders ~ paym.t ot $5.00,
whtcb atJ'I()(Ilt Shi.U oot be rtf'UDdab ... All cbtcts sbaU be
made pa.Jlble to Orance Couuty Trea.surer, bat sboald be
ma.lled to the Road Departmeat, 400 CIYic Ceoter Drtn We.t,
Santo ..... California.
NO BID wi.U be coos14•ed IGless It lB made 011 a blank
form f\lmlshld bJ tbt eo.t, Road Comml.s&looer ud 11:
made ln acoorctaae. With the ~lsi.Oill ot tbe standard
s-lllealloolllld SOectaiPronlloluo.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS o( 111o County oi 0....., re•n•• the rtabf.lo rejtct UJ cw all bids.
THE BIDDER'S ATTENTION Ll directed to U. prori.liou
1D S.Cuoa z. "Prclpoa.l Rtq1drementa aDd CootUUoa.a." ot
tbt SCUducl ~e&Uona fbr tbt requJremiDI:a IDd CXDH-
ttoal wtdeb r.e mut oblent lD tbt prepantioD ol the pro.
JOMl b'm ud tbt nbmluloo. ot tbe bid.
PROVISIONS of tbo Slota c-.et Act ara DOl IJliiUCIIIIo,
ud PI'OIPfCtiYe blddv1 wiU DOt bt nQuJriCI to bt preq..U.-
ftod.
PURSUAlfT to Sectloa 1 T10 ol tbl Labar Code, U.. Boud
o1 s_._. 11u ,.........., tba -llhftllllr nte
or ....-t~~PllcabM to U. wort u -.sw ta ltolrd f1!, s_....,.. R..,l_ llo. 'II-'IIJ.
BT ORDER OF TRI BOARD OF SUPER~ OI'<R.t.Jrol:
COUifTY, CAUFORm.A
l:laMd: SCQcnbt:r aa. 1ns w. L IT JllBII ~ Clio\ 1111 'ol.:.ddo C1art "' __ ,.........,.,
QILU.)
"'-c.-,.~
By I .. A'err'CIF ...,
.. -. """"'"' -.......... ., IDd Od ... lf11.
of Compa.rr. so watch out for the irem you 're looking for~
Cnmpa11 is rheofficial publ ication of rhe Cap1cal Cluh J nd 1s m,tlled
co members quarterly. Co m{'d•' is a handsome four -color nup:<~Zint' th.u
tells memlxrs abom sav1ngs on places to ~o and thin,gs ro 5C"t' J.nd
bargains ro buy. Any questions char Comp.;, 1 dncsn·r answer may bot·
direned ro Capital Club Direuors m each of Wesrern Fcd "s I ; hr:tm h
offices. You ... char's what she's there for
...... ~ ~H ugh Evans, Jr., Pr~idenr. Asscrsover $310 million
~ Mam Offi c~: Si:uh & Hill, Downrown Los Angc"le"S • 626-9601 / Brv~ly
Hills Larchmool / Hollyv.'ood· Vt"rmom I USC I Panon1.ma Cicy / Nonhnd,qt'
lngl('wood Del Amo Fina nnal Center I Ciryof Orange / X.. Habra Fuhion
Square I Coronal)el Mar 1 Se-al Beach
Corona del Mar
27 44 E. C04sl Hwy.
jim Puk. M•nager
Telephone: 17 I 4) 644-725)
r-------------------------, I PI~ send mr rr"IOft iolonnM.ioa. ...d tppliauoo foe I
I mrmbe:ntup in me Capital Oub. I I I : I : ..._ I
I oaat.. I
I
lew, -
: Nail to: Copial CloD
I --~sm...,
1 ~~~~·LM~~A~;~ka~.CA~~~~~·~------~NNR~j L------
TilE TI.ACIIIIIO IS CIIITERID 011 JIIW CIIIIIIT
AJm TilE BIBLE, WITH EIIPIIA8JS 011 PbCTICAL
CHIIISTLUI UYl!Ki. ALL AGES ARE WBLC<*IE.
co-Uq &lid rlolllat omlllblo.
SUIIDAY IIERVICIS:
•a:::II .... IDm • • ...... 1:11 • 10:10 A.M.
--· ••• loOO, 1:15 6 10:10 A.ll. iifiiiiila .. YJC& • • • • • • •••••• 1:00 P.M.
LIKE TO TRAVEL ?
HAVE TO TRAVEL?
~
(~~~~~~~~~RN~R1s~~£
675-1311
~ BASKETBALLiS
* * XB 20 •• 16.95
AC 2. Reg. 7.95 Value •• 5.95 * CB 2 Blomish •• 8.95
* Red . White· Bl ue •• 7.95 * CB 2 Regulor •• 12.95 * CB 202 Synthetic Leather •• 18.95
WILSON LEATHER BALLS-28.95
.WARM-UP JACKETS & PAMTS
2 pes. 21.95. 24.95. 34.95
CONVI!R5E • ADIDAS
JACK PURCELL
TEHHIS SHOES
TENNIS SHORTS
5.95 to 16.95
TENNIS SHIRTS
5.95 to 9.00
TENNIS
ORE
Od.11
on
117:10.
You can get
all these services:
Checktng Account Oepostts
Check C .1s h1n~
S<Iv mgs Oepos115
S<tvtngs Wtthdraw<tls
S<tvmgs Bonds (C.:~shmg & lssu.wce)
Money M.1ker Depos1ts
Money M.aker Wtthdrawdls
Md!>ter ChMge P<tyments
Feder<tl T.1x DepOSitS
New Savmgs Accounts
New Check1ng Accounts ~
Lo.an Pdyments
U tdtty Bills
Money Orders
Trdveler's Checks
M dster Chdrge Cash Advd nce
Consu mer L(hln Applications
Cashier's Checks
Xmas Club PAyments
At the drive-up window
of these offices.
(If the First Nationa l office w here you
have your account doesn't stay open
late, just use any of the o ffi ces listed be-
low. Because if you h.ave .a n .account
wi th us, you have an account with all
First Nati onal offi ces.)
Or~nge County
CYPRESS
412.5 Ball Road
HUNTINGTON BEACH
8699 Adams Avt-nu~
11122 Bt.>ach Blvd.
SADOLEBACK
13300 Newport A vt-nu~
Tustin
SUNNY HILLS
1400 North Harbor Blvd.
Fullerto n
WESTCUFf
1501 WestcliH
Newport Bro~ch
los Angeln Counly
BELLFLOWER
15909 fkiiAower Blvd.
LAKEWOOD
49 16 8t"IIAower Bl vd ,
Pl us other key loco~tions
in S..n Oj,rao county.
Mcmbn' P.O.I.C.
GEM TALK
TODAY
I.
C ,..._ N_,.rt 81...._ .... .._ • coea. .,_ LaM~-~'~~
/011 •I-' H y.•r•. l.t .a"
-tllorll)l 011 1•m• o"d ,...,.,.
THE "ULTIMATE" GEM
OR
JEWEL FOR YOU
Hidden away are many
sl.zeable or lmport2nt gems
aDd tewelry . p1eces wtttcr.,
altbo'lgb n.lU&ble, do not sui,&,
or please tbetr owners.
Many or the&.e va luable
diamonds, gemstooes and
jewelry pieces wer e gUts or
lnher lta.Dces unsuited to your
parUc.ular image or deslre.
We have customers wait-
ing tor us to ftnd some spe-
cially t1oe modern or antiq ue
gem or jewelry piece which
you may have but not want.
Whether from lndlvlduals or
estates. we'd Uke to ea. mine
such items, bl.cldng careful
appraisal with our solld r e-
putation built on 27 years of
IDdependent ~ration Ln the
same location. We offer what
we mow ls fair walue.
So whether you hav e some-
thlng to sell or want to buy,
come ln to see us; that "ul-
timate" gem for you may be
her e .•. or we may tlDd It
for you.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
THE CENTER FOR BIILICAL 5TUDIIS
J01MAOMOLIA Sf, AT ft.CJ A.M ... aLl CLAIIII
SANTA ANA A VI. 11e01 A.M. WOIIMIP MOUR
COSTA MilA 7100 P.L IVAIIL.IITIC MOUR
DR. JIMMY COI&I5, f'AUOR
COSTA MESA COUNSELINO CENTER
TO ENHANCE DYNAMIC LIV:IH G
ANOTHER MINISTRY or 111E nRST BAPTIST CBU RCB
REV. JAMES HEMRY, DIRECTOR
FAMILY, PERSONAL, CALL HI-I 'ISS
MARITAL COUNSELING OR HI-JU7
LEARN TO LIVE "THE DYHAIIIC LifE"
We lnYI.tli you to worsldP
PJJln·OfUROfOF LUTHERAN CHURCH ~:::tmn OF THE MASTER
Newport a-d 2900 Pldfic V'-w Of . . f ltnmAY SOIOOL. eorone ctet ""'·C. it.
t ... •41.0110 ._._ LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
SqNDA Y SQ. VICES 1 Putor -Phooe 844-2664
' t ...... lOt. •• SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES --.oAY BYI!HING MEB'1'ING 1 ,.-. All Aces: 9:15 to 10:15 a.m.
UADING R<X*I Worship Hour-lO;SO a.m. -:=:; 9 ....,: .,,... Nursery~~ee Hour
• I ' ..... 7•45 P··-1~--..:..:.:.:.:=---..1 -, .... ..w., •
. fa.&· Sp.-.17·9 p.a.
I*XlND aruaat OF
OIIJIT, *'lEihTD I
Newpo:n._.at c.-.. _
ATTEND
THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY ·JIIII"odd!c V1ow Dr.
IUIIDAY IICHOOL 10 ..-. .IUIIDAY._YICII I'Oa.-.lrG_R_A_C_E_B_I_B_L_E_CH_U~R~CH-,
,__YIQNING a ... -. 1 American Lec;too Hall
o I · ..... 585 W. lith Street -ILC....IIwJ. ,__.•••••lr Costa Mesa
............_, 10~ • J p.a REV. TOM TYREE, Pas to,
,....,01 l'j.l-?tot SUNDAY SERVICES:
.... 10.... • .. .... 10:00 A.M. ' '7:(10 p ....
·:-··a-:~~~ HOMEC:a;:z_~:
• ._.. ~· ;!!~·;""~·~:"'~·=T=•~e~=BIII=.Io~Doetrloo===•~
CeatnJ ·Bible anum
ROI(RT M. I!NGSTOM -.PASTOR
23RD H . at ORANGE, COSTA MESA-64!1-5050
SUDday mornln( worsbJp -10:30 a.m. SWJday Setool
SUDday ennlllf worstdp -6:00p.m. 9:00a.m.
Wedoesday Bible study aDd prayer •••••• '1:00 p.m.
AD lodepeodeat cbureb wttll Bible t.etl1Dr,mlD1.trJ
. FIRST
2501 CLIFF .DR., NEWPORT lEACH-642-7443
DR. F. KEHTOH BUHORE
PASTO R
SUNDAY SCHOOL ••• ,, f1JO A..M,
, , 10.l0 A.M. & 7 P',M,
the "GAS SAVERS"
back by popular demand
The "Sexy" European . . . CAPRI
and a Free 10-speed Bike
($149.00 REAL VALUE)
WITH A NEW 1973 CAPRI ORERED AHD
DI!LIVERED DURING OCTOBER
2000 SERIES OR V /6
Terrific SELECTION
now in slockl
\
• lTIO MII'I'OIT
COSTA MilA ....... ,
Nf.ftRT HARI!OR Ell SIGN
PIJBUSHED IEEXLY -PAGE 7
THURSDAY, OCT.~ 1973
00 IIlii A DEl liAR, CAL BEAUTIFUL COLORS
Ex-presidents feted
Yn. Charles S. (Jtltla) Oro .Ub a 1tmcheoa at bet
Tbomu •W bonot Mrs. One 1821 Ba,.ad«e Terrace Dome
E. Woodward for ber Mr"t1ce LD IrTiM Terrae•.
.,.. .... ,. ................ . ....... ..._. ... ......
-~ ........ ... c.., ......... _ ...... __ .,.. ____ ...,. u pnlldent of Aoplltoa de Jnttatl.oos to tbel!:SO hmeh~
LIGAL MOTICI
PJCTITIOlS BlEINESS HAllE
STATEMENT
The followtnc persoos are
dolne business as: Black's
Sweep iDe SerVIce aDd/or Triple
A Sweeping Service, 3S71 Ne •
Yada Ave., Costa Mesa, CaW'.
9ZISU: Albert W. Lustboft, !371
l'feYada AYe,, Costa Mesa, Cal-
lf. 9262.6; Alta LU8tboft, 3371
Nevada Ave., Costa Mesa, Cai-
U. 9Z&26.
This business Is conducted
by ao lndJvtdual.
Signed: A. W. Lwrthoft.
eon, set for October 11, ban
beeD adctreued to Uu. Wilfred
A. Ber!JI, president for the
eom1n1 yeu, who will a lao be
Dooo!'ed, aDd all or those •bo
---
ban ser•ed as president since p AIMT _ WA.LL
1961, •heoJulla Thomas served
as rtrst preslden.t or tt.e ctlUI-2919 E. COAST HWY
table tuod ratstne orga.nl&ation. ~~~~~~;==;~~&!=~ Ofer $.250,000 has been do-
nated by the AnpUtos de Oro
during these years to the Btc F • F •
Brothers of Oran,. Counly lor toe urntture
their use in their work with
t.atherless boys. Touch up llrs. Speaeer T. Hoolg, the •
gro._, founder, will )oln Mrs.
TllOmas and Mrs. Berls in J'.,~ LET US RECTIFY YOUR ACCIDErM'S Al'fO
greeting Mmes. Jack Groth .\ !}'111~.,-RESTORE YOUR PRICELESS P<IISESSIONS.
Servlnc Dnop
For 22
PtCTORED wt to ri&M at tbe mornlDr coffee tor mothers ot the 191S Cblldrea'a Home
Soetety c11tnt1Me1 are Ku. J. Robert Yesene, pre-ball cbairman (seated). and 4 of
tbe debnbnte motberl, Umea. Frank Wood True, John Kenoeth Hamel, Dean Douglas
Rente IDd DooaJd Antbocly Watteon. (Peter Z. M. Siflger photo,)
This statement .-u rued with
the County Clerk of Orange
County on Sept. 28, 1973, Wll-
llam E. st John, Coooty Clerk,
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
PUblis h: Oct. 4, 11, 18, ZS,
1973, In tne Newport Harbor
Ensign. F -28540
Cliflord Hakes, Robert K. ,~·
Byars, 0. W. Richard, Ernest ,~ c. Sa1tig, Jolln F. Porter, WII-
Uam Holste1o, Marshall Net-
decker. and Geor ge L. Wood.
ford Jr.
... ~ ....... -.c • .... o .. o .... ,No e ..... -•
PHONE Ul-pH 'Debs ' mothers meet
324 N. N•wport Blowcl, Mrs, Wallace Gerrie opened
~~~~~~~B~o~o~ch~~~ ber Newport Beaeb home Moo-day morning, Sept, Z4, far aa
·lnformal p.tberi.D.c ot the mo-M AT T RES S E S i•r• ot tile 19?3 debulanleo ot
MEW -aEaVILDIMG the Newport Harbor Auzlltary
lrreeular Shapet~ of Children's Home Society.
1-erapdat-CottGII. Members or the tall com-
COSTA tr.4lSA tr.4ATTltsS co. mlttee were bostesses. Plana
JISON••JtWtlfwl. LIIMrtyi-IJOJ for tbe fortbcomlnc debutute
ball, wb.lcb wtll be beld Dec.
RestautOJtf
Chinese-
American
Cuisine
Promise Good Food
WNCH, DINNER, COCKTAILS
TO GO (SPECIAL
BANQUETS /CATERING
To Serw Y""
a Memorable DinMI' is Our Goal
•li• OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEB<
IN CORONA DB. MAR 673-9919
2121 E. COAST~.
Z8 at the Balboa Bay Chb,
-.ere discussed.
Mothers of the debutantes
bad the opportunity to learn
about seating arrangements for
the ball, rehearsal procedl.lfes,
sch41dule of the holiday parties
aDd appropriate 1:»11 dress.
Mothera atteDdlng the cortee
•ere the Mmes. Robert Samuel
Barnes, Hansel David Benven-
uti, Jotm Alvln Booty, Raymond
WIUlam DeMott, Jottn Kenneth
Hamel, Hans Lorenz, Lloyd R.
Massey Jr., Robert Guggen-
heim, Renfro Charles New-
comb, John R. Newton, Wllllam
Henry Patrick, Dean Doua.:las
Rea•le, Joh.D Miller Reed, Lee
Chapin Sammis, Jolul A, Storch,
frank Hood Trane, Walter
Thomas WaUord, Donald An-
thony Wattsoo, Edward Francis
Ward Jr., and George H. Yard-
ley.
LIGAL MOTICI
FlC TITIO~ B~lNESS NAME
STATEMENT
The followt.ng person lsdOLng
business as: Pauls Flowers,
Z626 E. Coast Hwy ., Corooa
del Mar, Calif. 92625 : 0. A.
Hoffman Enterprises Inc., a
Calif. corporation, 2626 E.
Coast Hwy ., Corona del Mar,
Caur. 926ZS.
This business Is conducted
by a corporation.
Corporation name: 0 . A.
Hottman Enterprises lnc.
Signature & title: Jeanette
McC ara, Presid ent; Paul Me.
BANK OF NEWPORT president Cara, VI ce-pres., Sec.
My wife passed away recently and now 1 must chlrMJ•
the beneficiary of my insurance policies. Are there •ny
problems I should anticipate in doing this?
by EUGENE 0 . BERGERON
y~ ,. .. tt.., .,.. wtll -.4 ........ u ql ..... ~ .. .._......,...
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y. • .a-.w .__ • "IHe .,.... ...,. ..,. tn.t 8fflMr et ,... ...._
........ y ...................... ,...IEwe = ... .,.. ..... .., ....... .. Y"· .. ._ .w. wffll ,_. .....,. n... • • --.. ._. ..-......, • a ,....,,
_., ltfte • .... , .... ...,_a. ... lit. .t tto.--..,_ If.,......_.. .......... .....,
.. ,. .. tt.h.. .... ..... • ... 1 ....., ,..,_ .. ,... luotW&.
T~ h ..._ c ,...IItty .......... .,_ wit.'• m.ti-YM ••••••J•-~:::4~ a --.t
y ... iatl-.. ........ u .... '*"'"' cJn: ··-,..... ·-.ay ,... 1M - -.t Mt' ....... wtulcJI _., W ..., -,.........., _. '-fCC t. C llcdclcc Up ... C ... ~.....,.
w....... ,....., ' *"''• wfA M -•=•• a. .... _._..
Balt:-Bergeron Funeral Dome
l LOCATIONS coaoN.r. u ...u
67J.M50
Ball committee member s who
assisted ln the discussion were
Mrs. Alfred V. Jorgensen,
president; Mrs. Delbert Van
Ornum, belli chairman; Mrs.
Wallace Gettle, debutantes;
Mrs. Robert Hodsoo, decora-
tions; Mrs. J. Robert Meserve,
Ronald L. Rodger s has an-Tttls sb.temeut w:ilS flledwlth
notmced tbe appointment ofSte-the co~ty clerk or Orange
p~n J . Smith, aboYe, as vice-County oo Sept, 17, 1973, Wll -
presldent and casttler for the Uam E. St John, county clerk,
Bank of Newport. Prior to his by Theresa M. Ward, deputy
appolntment, Mr. Smith served Publish: Sept. 20, 27, Ocl.
as vtce-presldent, 1oa.Dd1vtsion 4, 11, 1973, In the Newport
for the Security National Bank Harbor Ensign. F-28Z52
or Battle Creek, Michigan. An _:::..:_::.__:::::._::::_ __ _:_::_:::::.:_~ ... :"~""":==r:::======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ alumnus of ttle graduate school r-
of banking, University or Wis-
consin, tle brings to the Bank
or Nelf'I)Ort 13 years or banking
exper ience.
pre-ball party; Mrs. W!lbur LIGI.L MOTICI Mills, bostesses; Mrs. Henry ---'"-"""'"'-='-'-'-""'---
Stotsenberg, Invitations; Mrs. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Peter Kenny, Photography; Ru-Notice is hereby given that
dolph Baroo, publlc relations; the Planning Commission of
Jamea V. Lo~pru.1taUoo; the City ot Newport Beac h wtll
Ura. Robert Unpr, programs; bold a plilllc bearln&oo Ameod.
Mrs. James Murley, re.sern-meat No. 396 ID.It.ll.ted: bJ tbe
Uoos; Wrs. Terrell L. Root, City of Newport Beach to coo-
mother's coffee; aDd Mrs. slder a.o amendment to Title
James L. Gny, treasurer. 20 or lhe Newport Beach Munl -
VFW RUMMAGE SALE
The Coastline VFW Post and
AUI!Ua.ry 3536 w1Jl bold their
1st annual rummage sale at
Costa Mesa VeteraosMemortal
Hall at 565 w. 18th st. Oct.
II, 12 and 13 . The Post wtll
also have a corn on the cob
booth at the Costa Mesa Fiesta
on Oct. 12, 1! aDd 14 .
clpaJ Code by the addition of
Chapter 20,21 entitled "Com-
mer c la 1-Resldentla I. "
Savings Plans
for Serious Savers
at
Eddie Albert
Your futurf' IS •wnnus busmess
SaH· Jl ImpNhtl ,md gPI the h1ghPsl mterest rates possible
on ~·nur Jn!iurPc.l ~d\ 1n~!i
lrnpL 'I'I·d h.~., rno~n\ h•·lpful fn·•· serv1ce~ to dSS ISI you
IH ~ \JUI '>o L\ Ill~._, ).!II•~~
-BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Notice Is hereby further !(iran
that sa.Jd public hearing wtll be
held on the 18th day ofOctober,
1973, at the hOur of 7:30p,m.ln
the Council Chambers of the
Nelf'I)Ott Beach City Hall, at
which time and place any and all
persons Interested may awear
and be heard thereon.
JOOEPH ROSENER, JR.,
Secretary, Planning Com-
mission, Ctty of Newport
Beach, CaUl.
llll~JI'rl,d hPlp-. \11\.1 \dWt'l' II l.lillllh
lh£•\ r•· sPrJuus .d111UI your !id\Jng!i
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Tblo r•,. (.,. 7-10) of our
SaiJ!IuRI ponioa -f-the monl. f<Stalloa of the ,_ of God u the
Q. follblook, Colli. "In Mallhow
21 :43, Christ is speaking ro rhe
Jews . He ro/d them, 'The kingdom
of Cod is taken from you, and glv·
en to a nafion bringing forth the
fruirs thereof.' What and where is
this narion7 "
Dt, I , "tc.Mrll Cflle.
maturity. In order to find a place
of service, seek both wisdom and
counsel f~m those who are more
mature in the faith. God has a
place for you, If you will be will-
Ing to let Him use you.
(CONTINUID P.OM LAIT'WIIIC)
·A utarrvAL usuauctiCM
fn Ephcaianf 2:4-6 we rad: "But
God. who lo rich in mercy, for blo
grut love wherewith he loft~! uo, .-
when we were dead in linl. hath
qwcken<d "' ..,....,.,. with Chrlot, (by
grace-ye are saYee~;) and hath railed
us up"togrther, and made Ul tit ~
gether in heavonly placoo In Chriot
Jesus."
Concerning tM forqoiQ&' nne.
( 4-6) the comments of a faithful ex·
positor should be obattve.d : "After
thts dark picture of death, ruin, and
wrath ( vv. I -3 J we read what God hu
done and ~. for all who be.l.ieve on
His Son , our Lord Jesus Christ. 'But
God who i.l rich in mercy, for his
great love, wherewith he loved us'
( v. 4). This is the blessed bridge,
which leads out of the dark and dreary,
hopeless condition. Bt~l God! Mania
guilty and lost. But God I God now
comes in and makes known the riches
of His mercy. Yet a righteous, holy
God cannot be rich in mercy unless
His right(Ousnes& is fully met and
maintained. His mercy must have for
a foundation His righteousness. And
this is blessN.Iy the cue. He ia rich
in mercy for the great love where-
with He loved us. He pvc His only
begotten Son. He made Him who
knew no sin, sin for us. He made full
atonem~nt on the cross and now God
can be rich in mercy. And what does
He do with such a.s we are? Verses 5,
6 tell the blessed story. ~ vcrseJ
(5, 6J in which we read of the be-
liever's quickening, his z-esunection
with Christ and being seated in Christ
in the: heavenlies, takes us back to the
time when our blessed Saviour Lord
wcu quickened and raised from the
dead and .seated in Glory. It is plain
what God did for Him, who died on
the Cros.s, He has done for all who
believe on His Son. Many Christians
art: ignorant of this great truth, while
others have difficulty in grasping it.
Yet it is quite simple. Every Ch~
tian believes that when the Lord Je-
SU!J suffered on the Cross He bore
our sins in His own ~ on the tree.
With the Apostle Paul tvery bdiever
is entitled to say in looking back to
th~ Cross, 'He lo\'cd Me, He gavt
H1msclf for me.' We know all our
sins. wer-e paid fer by, HMn.; all tht:
p~mshment we deserved fell upon
Hun, our substitute. In Him we died.
All this hap~ncd when we were not
in existence at aU . The. sins He bore
were not yrt committed. God knew
all about us and all about our sins
and shame, the punishment we de.
served, and His ever·bltssed Son took
all upon Himself.
parables and pearls
THE BIOLA BAOADCASTflt
LA MIRADA, CALIF.
10 l 'OrtiMANOMENTS
FOR PARENTS
Th<>u .hall guard lhv duld•tll
, .. nt"l'llv. phy.•u:atfy. nud mo-ralfJI ~>I
''" /,.nn~ a~ w,-/[ a ~ JlTf'piiTI,'fl/ Otf"m
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.: Tlum >~halt make thv homc a .•llllr-
'"'1~11 •1/ /OI"f" nnd dtt•otiou for one fill·
"'"' r n ~ ,..~/I a ~ /or tht f.ord
t Tlto" .•/ou/1 honor tht teacher,. of
11t11 rh,/drrn 0111/ 1111/r"rt thy tltdr/rrtl
'" '·•Htftr '"""l fill Inti(/ 1111 thtdr rrrinr•-
,,,.~ ""d t'(}n('I'J)f~ flrr "Jlrl(lltf
1 Tho" .. ltnlt IHII rrlllrltJn,. tht fa ult•
.,( '"'' rhtlrll"l'll hernu~,. D/ '' miii(IIW/td
,,.,,~,. r,f lo1111ltv r.or tltrn"uh 11 pr,.,.,1~~•1·r
"'"'"·111du/grnrl'
, Thn•• ~hnlt l<'flth thy rhildrtll rt-
~w·rl {r.or lhl' /(u~: •t"d ~·~rp 01em from
thr roltl~flnifflla lt iJI VI 1/of)~P u·hn lllfl•D·
N l l l' rflll/t'>l•(J( /or· nutltm•Jtw
,, Tho" tthalt 1101 ltod thw rhildren
nolo /l'rtlJJIOtiOII b11 fiTIII'idinp til tm ltJI(Jt
thr "'"""~ thrr,...tf ,mrh ''!( IQn rruu;h """'"JI· •HIII/I i•TII'ilrg•·.•. nnd 11 lnrk of
/JI""/UT" fJ>I./ I'OJI/IIliii'IH tilu•iplinl't
;' T/lulf .Jtn /t ,•nfm·rr lit'tt'ntJI i11 the
•ll"t << 11{ th{l dnug/.trr ~ nnrl dignifJI i11
lh" t'f>11rl.,rt of th!l ~'JIM, dupitr prt~·
"i"'"lf nmf ~IJII".~ "' tit,. tlml'•
~ Thou .dnlt profA'c/ lit• morn/a of
thl/ rhtldrrm {rom tltl' '"dl.'ltTfllionll o/
vmlthful ardor and irtll.q:Hrit>IC<!. Tll.o11
,.halt takr t hf" ruponaibili!ll of pert<tft.·
111f11 r nmmun•cating thou ln•lll.11 wiU~il
,.ill (lUi.!, th,m iH thr t~pfntunl Jt uTIWTil
11Hd mlmonr/1011 o f tJ.,. l..ord
II Th Oit •Mit in~trnct lh11 elt ildre"
n-• propi'r llnb•l.t, ma""'""'· altd morala,
!ltflf lhl'l/ 1?11111 be nn pffttlu•t w itRIIIII
rMtCI'rninp tht grncr. D/ God!
10 TIM" ~halt conduit 1/uftt I>Mift
lt{l' nnfi n6nir1 i 11 ,.,,.It 11 rlllllllllr n~
tn .tl'l ,., •~nmp/,. worthy of imitntio"
h!J 11111 elu"fdrr"· tu w.tl ll.ll pr11i1a b11
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rr-t end of ~ Here are the .......nta of a wnatl..., ICholar:
"Ia. tbe arne .-.e God bath. quick-
.-! "' with Chriat, raio<d uo up and
..a,d ua in Him, when He did thie
foe Hb Soa our Lord Jeouo Chrbt.
Thb b oimplc, y<t ao woodorful and
deep, that It b lncomprehenoible. It
wu all dooe for UJ, who belie.ve when
;t wu done for Him. God i'n Hi.
marvellous couuels in r*mption hu
UIOciated w with Christ. He bu
made all, who believe on Him, shann
of Hit life and natun; He brinp
them into the ame n:lationthip as
tona, and finally into the same Glory
a.nd inheritance. Let u.s bear in mind
that all this was done for us in Christ.
He is the first One who was quick-
med, n.i8ed up and exalted in Glory,
and u!Ociated with Him are all His
members; we share it with Him. And
all. thi~ becomes ou~ bleued portion by
f&Jth tn Jesus Chnrt. As we believe
on Him, we are quickened, that is, we
rea:ivc life, even eternal life and are
saved by Grace. Then we are rUm
with Him. We are now in Him, risen
from the dead, the aons of God. Like.
wise in Christ (not with Christ) we
are seattd. in the heavenly places. Now
it is 'in Him'; when He comes again
we shaU be 'with Him' and share His
glory. Here we ha.ve the .ummit of
Otristian position. We are not a.lonc
representatively, but a.I!O virtually
seated in Quist in the highest glory"
(cf. A. C. GaebcleUI. "EphesW.." m
Th~ A1111otot~d BihU, (The New
Testament) Vol II, pp. 247, 248).
liHE MANIFESTATION Of TKl
GlACE Of GOO
"The fot:l thet God hu ..--
ainoen J;O cttma1 object leuon of hil
rnce t. amuinr but '"'"' Tlfal ;.. 11u
Ofl" .. c.,... !u llligAI '"""' ( v. 7) ...
The Church b to be an -...! dernon-
atration of the IT""" of God. T!u u-
mflnog ri<Ju. •I ltU groc• (d. t o7)
;, 1tU ltiM,..u (<1. Tit. 2:14; 3:4).
For by-·.,,.,. _,.d (v. 8] That
11, ~ Uw b1n M~Wd. (;00•• pace
is tM Source of our salvation. TIU'owg•
foiiA. Paul never •rs o. ottOIUtl of
fUll, for fUll b DOt the cauoe, only
the chanDcl through which our Alva..
lion coma. A rul tlw:Jl '"'' 0 I yqw-sdws. The word tlaol reftta not to
gnct or to faith, but to tht whole act
of salvation -'Tilat salvation not of
younelvcs.' TJu !1'1' •I God. Cf. Rom. 6:23. }/ol o ...,.., (v. 9).
This ia the negative complement of
the pr«<ding statement. The Holy
Spirit hu ben very careful to guanl
this precious doctrine. of salvation by
grace apin.r aU form. of heresy.
W twb in the Scripture are the pro-
duct or fruit of salvation, not the
cauae of it. L•.sl PY mo• .11unUd
boart. Then will be no bouting in
heaven because there wiD be no one
then who has anything to bout about
(I Cor. 4 :7). W• OITI llis wor,lo""'""'
ship [v. 10]. The ltis is emphatic in
the orig1nal (Greek). C,.eoUd U.
Christ Ju-.u w11to good wor•s. It is
the purpose of our new creation that
we should walk . The pa.sage has now
come full circle, for this waUc iJ in
direct contrast to the walk described
in verse2" (d. Alfred Martin, "Ephe.
sians" in Tile Wycliff• Bible Ctnfl.-
'"mlc:wJ, 1962, p. 1306).
A. Some people would have us
believe that there is not going to
be any kingdom for Israel. That is
entirely wrong. Again, consider the
context. Christ has been speaking
to the scribes and Pharisees. The
kingdom of God in that sphere
where genuine faith has been ex-
ercised . We see that in John 3.
There is a sense in which the king-
dom of God includes all willing as
well as unwilling beings. He is the
universal Sovereign in the soteri-
ological sense. One enters the
kingdom of God only by being
born again. The Pharisees were not
in this kingdom. They had rejected
Christ. The kingdom was now to
be given to the godly in Israel and
to godly Gentiles. Neither in the
present age nor in the future mil -
lennium is the Kingdom of God the
exclusive possession of either Is-
rael or the Gentiles. Acts 1 :6 clear-
ly shows that there will be a lite ral
restoration of an earthly kingdom
to Israel. It will be when the Son
of man comes back and sits on the
throne of His g lory. Today, by faith
in Christ, both Jew and Gentile are
considered a spiritual nation (I Pet.
2'9).
lated. When Christ came to this
earth He made Himself of no repu-
tation. This means He emptied or
divested Himself of His glory alone.
He could not possibly cease to be
Cod. He simply !et aside the Inde-
pendent use of His attributes. Hu·
manity could not stand the un·
veiled glory of His presence in any
other manner. Yes, when Mary
was carryi"g the baby Jesus the
Trinity was indeed sri11 active. As it
was in the beginning, is now, and
ever shall be, the Father, Son and
Holy Spirit are very aciive. There
were n ot even nine seconds when
the lord Jesus could not do any-
thing that is an anribute of deity.
Q . Denver, Colo. "What is the dif-
ference between spiritual gilts and
talents? How can I lind out what
mine are?"
A. While the re are a variety of
opinions on the subject, it would
appear that the spiritual gifts come
at the time of salvation. Talents
could fall into the same category
and a great distinction need not b e
made. When a person does not
use what the lord has given him,
the opportunity may be taken away
and given to another. The Holy
Spirit empowers us to use these
abilities in a way that will bring
honor and glory to the body of
Christ.
Q. TRey, C~Uf. "In Matthew 24 :34
it states that 'this generation shall
not pass away until all these things
be lullilled'. In the light of the fact
that the Jews once again possess
their land, and the common mar-
ket nations seem to be shaping up
into the end time 10-narion con-
federacy, do you think that we are
this specific generation?"
A. We must be careful not to set
dates endeavoring to identity spe-
cific c haraders and instances of
history in relationship to prophecy.
This verse can be best understood
as you consider the primary defin-
ition of the word "generation.'' It
means, race, kind, family, stock, or
breed. None of the things re fe rred
to in verse 34, the world-wide
preaching of the kingdom, the great
tribulation, the return of the l o rd
in visible glory, and the regathe r-
ing of the elect, occurred at the
time of the destruction of Je rusa-
lem. for that reason it cou ld not
refer to a specific generation of
people living at that part icular hour
of its utterance.
We believe the nation of Israel
will continue in existence until the
lord comes again. After the de-
struction of Jerusalem 1n 70 A.D.
the Jews were driven out o f the1r
land. All these years they have
been scattered all over the face of
the earth. Yet, w1thout any nation-
al ho me, they have not lost their
identity. They are stronger to day
than ever before. This prophecy
then means that this n,Hion of Is-
rael would not pass till all these
things are fulfilled .
In E~ 2 :7.10 we read : "lbat
in the agn to come he might shew the
exceeding riches of his grace in his
kindneu toward us through Christ
Jesus. For by ~ce are yt: saved
through faith; and that not of your-
selves : it is the gift of God : not of
works, lest any man should bout. For
we are his workmanship, creattd. in
Olrist Jt3us unto good works, which
God bath before ordained that we
should walk in them"
In conclusion, the reader of Ephe-
siam; should note the significant word
"walk" which occurs a number of
t;mes, cf. 2 :2, 10; 4:1, 17; 5:2, 8, 15.
Reference may be made to Miss Ruth
Paxson's Til• W•allll, W4li, oM
W...,or, of lA. Ch.Vn.., 1939. Thb
helpful book is a study of the practical
aspectJ of the Ephesian letter. •
Q. B.ttlnbrtdge Island, Wath, "When
Mary was carrying the baby Jesus
was the Trinity stiff active? t have
wondered il there were nine
months of time when Jesus could
not intercede?"
Several things may help you to
determ ine your s piritual gifts. first
of all, there should be a consiste nt
study of the Bible. If we are to
grow in grace it must be through
the knowledge of Christ which is
directly tied in to the Word of God.
Next, begin to busy yourself for
the lord. for fear of doing some-
thing wrong some people never do
anything at all. This is tragic and
detrimental to your own C hristian
A. This in te resting question touch-
es o n the important area of syste·
matic theology known as Christol-
ogy. Philippians 2:5-11 shows us
His deity and humanity interre-
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By G. WHYTE
FROM "JE.ISP"' MOPE,'' BOX 707 , L OS ANGELES
The t'\'l"nts of thl" rlavl' in wh ic h Wf' live
"<CPm to cn·atr a df'f'p {mprt.!S.§ion upon our
lll'artc th Kt thP ou tlook fM humanity i:~ "''f'll
nigh hoP"Ir!'...<~. Our lrarit'r~ I'VI•ry ~<>·here are
~truggling with prohltm~. thl' '<Oi ut ion of
whiC'h appt•ar!< to hr• hr•vond thl' wit of man.
The l 'nitPd Nation<. arr ~t i ll far from a for·
mula of maintainin,e pr1u•r•. "'ith f'a rl1 of the
"Big Four·• arf•u,:ing thr ut l~<'r of <.4!'1f·.'f•f'klllf!"·
Th.-problt>ms \o"f' havt> to f.u••• in Europ1• and
thf' Midd lf' East ra U!I<' J~:ra\t concl'"rn. and one
or th.. bip:~P$1 p rnhlrm~ of all ~~ ri~ht at
hom ... how lo mai ntain tl1r o·conomic lifr of
thr pt·oplr· in tht fare vf prr·-.rnt clav ro~t ~
a mi emplovmtr'll diffi r ultir·~. I .ahnr prcohlf'ms.
anticipal!·d world rl"pn·~ .. ion. for•·hodin~s a~
to wh at mod .. rn armamf'nt~ willtlu hi ci \·iliza.
tion. all ~ffrct u~. What ~n a .. ful nHJddlr
•·ltvo·r '<inful man ~~ in 1
In thr· lifZhl uf the~ thtnjZ~. tht' !t-nd<'llf'\ is
fur mf"n and wom~n to ~iH· wav to fo•ar and
an,irh· which, w•thout cloubt wtll rnh thrm of
an~· ~""'' of pract and l't"ruri ty \l'e ma\ wrll
<1-"k ... Is thrrl'" a way whrrr•by wr r an livP
ahon· c:urh f~arc ancl an-.:i~ri .... ? .. Thank Gorl.
tht>n· ~~~ H o)l; refrr,.hin,: it 1~ to turn to thr
\',."' Tr~tanwnt unrl to n•ad tht' familiar
word~ of John 11 "l..rt not you r hc•art llf'
troubl•·d : )'t bdir·'t" tn Cnrl. br·lit''" al!rO in
mr. In my Fathr·r\ hc•H!'f' 3 n· many mft tlSion.'l :
if it wn•· n<>l "'0. I would ha\r told you. I go
to prPp<He a placo• for you . Anrl if I ~o and
prtpaw a pla ce for 10U. I will c·om•· a~tain .
anrl rtcf'i\1" V(•u unta mp .. ..tf: that wh,-n• I
am. th•·n· )'" may 1~ al11o." Tho·~ an' thr
worrl~ ,,f thr l.orrl J•·~u!l Chri.~t. given to Hi!l
di~cipl"" on tfu· ••vr of Hi! nucifixion. Hert:
il< tho• n•merly for a troublr·d minrl : thr wa y
to riM" abuv1• all our fran! anrl fmxittit>!l.
rir"-t of all, }t~U~ a~kl U!l to l:JelieYr in
Him."-f'lf. ··y,. hf'lirv•• in Cod. ~li•·v.-al!o in
M ..... Th i~ 1s of tht: utm~l importancr. for,
unlr5." wr arr riJ~:htl y rc:lattd to the Lord J~u8
Chrilll wr are romplrtrly out of touch with
thr One who i!l in control of all th i n g~~. To
helie,·r in }e!'!u• nwan!l that I accrpl in His
romplt"tl'"n•'5." t.hri.'ll a" rPYI'"alrd in thf' wholr
of the: Bib/P, It i~ to mah Him to bf'.come
"my Lo rd and my God." "Who i" Hr that
O\f'rcomt:th thl'" world but M that Mlirvrth
that J•-<~11!1 i!l thr-Son nf God."
Thr !lf'rond thing th at Jr!us hall toY)' herr-
;,. that Wf' ,.hould bf'lif'Ye in Huvrn. This iii
how )f'!IU$ put it, "In my FathN't home are
many P"rmanrnt placr:<: if it Wt'rt not ~ I
would have told you. I go to prt'part a plarl'
for 10u." HPrt". our Lord is plainly rt-ftrrin~
to anothtr world-thf' FathPr'!< Homr ! 0 £ all
th,. tillt'!' whi ch arP uSf"rl in thr Biblr· for
Hr•a ,·rn. ~un·l y thi_, onr is amonj.!: thf' moo;f
precious! It speaks of a !Jiarf" whcrr lovt
rl'igns: whPTI' thPrP i~ a S!'llst' ,,( !<("l"U rity.
-..hen• atl must h.· wrll. 1 ~ it tht-r·nse thllt w~
rf'ally rio lwlie't' in. thl' fa ct of Ht-avf'n ?
It is _l!ood In o~r vr that our Lord }f'su~
Chri~t speaks of thP permant'nCI' of Hr·ovl'n .
\\"hat a ,·ontra ~t to t~w worM we livl' in ! J\!Mt
nf u~ arf' 110 "-" firmly r·on1 i1wrd that thf'rt i ~
not hin~ IJ''rmonr·n t in thi~~o world! "In tht•
Fathrr'!' Homr thrn· an· many permanent
pi:JcPs." Our God i& tht" King of [tt'rnity. and
HP has gi,·•·n to u~ the f!ih of Eternal l.ifr
throu~h Hi s S..,n , and H·· has prr parPrl for uc:.
an Eterna l Owtlling placl'. "At Hi9 ri~ht
hand thPtf' au· plPa."urf"'l for f'll'tmorf'."
The thirrl th ing thP Lord JrsU!' hall to !-A}'
to u~ i~ that WP l'hnuld rw•r hdievr in Hi!' rr·
!urn. "If I go away 1 -..ill comr again." Thio;
;_.. th~ hlf"S."f'd hopt" of th p Christian. thr rom·
in~ aJ!"ain of thr Lorrl J,·~u~ Chri~t. and how
.,.,. nf'f'fi tn ~f'E' it that our fa ith is firmly ell·
raloli~h•·•l 111 thi~ ,l!"rPa l fart. The Lord }ellu~
Chri~t fon·tolrl His Sf'('onrl AriYent. Could Hr
ht~v~ fwrn morP pla in than whr n H,. ~a id . "I
wtll romr a,eain." By parablr. as wt"ll a~
1lirr•rt reff'r,.ncr. Chri!lt taught that H!' woulrl
rnmt again. In thP la:<l day! of Hit~ min i~try
thr• thoueht of H i~ r!"lurn wa! ronstantly with
Him . In His la!it jou rnr\· to Jrrusalf'm J.-,.ull
exhortf'd H i~ di!;("ipl'"~ "to QCc upy till I oomf'."
An~ wr living in thl" ligh1 p { His nt:a r rt:·
turn? Arr wP "rearly to h!'il His arrival ?"
Hrrr thPn. in th•·St' prrcious word.•. wt• havf'
thr remtdy fo r a troubled hf'art ; thf' ~r-rret of
Yictorr ovPr fur an.-1 anxiPI\. Faith in Chril't
-faith in Hravl'"n -fa ith in Hi~ rl"turn. A
lruP knowlc:dg~ of Chri ~t and Hi" fPiurn ; of
Hr·a~·rn and illl eternal rlu ration chan~t:t'!l thr
f"ntirl" outluok. Thr thin,e!l that make mt"n
faint for frar ; thr thinfl~ that makl" for thr
d istr~ of nation«: the thin~~:~ of 11torm snd
uphraval : tht thin!'-" which arr rharaf·tt'rizt"d
h)' thr trl"mblinR e\'f'n of th•· l)()wrrs of thr
hraYI"OIS arl'" the \'t:ry thin~" which th,. Chril!lt·
ian hdic:ver ~houlrl hr· ahlr to ri!lf' ahoYr. Oid
not thr Lord JN-u., !Yiy , "When thM~r thin~~:~~o
iw-!l'in to come to pa!<.•. ,;,en look up, and lift
up your hrad~: fm your rl'"drmption draw·
f'th nie:h ."
"Attention, Fathers"
Daddy had a litll,. boy.
ffi• 80UI wa.t whitt: u anow
Hf' nt""Vf'r Wf'nl to Sundt!,-Sehool .
'f.au*f' Daddy wouldn't p .
Ht' never Ik-ard tM Word of Cod.
That thrilla the dtildi.h mift(i
While-other child~n wml to cl...,
Thi8 child •at left be.hind •
fu hrr rw from bct.be 10 youdl,
Dad NW to hia da.m.y,
A 10\.11 that wu ~ M01FJ white.,
Bemmr • dine ~rBJ'·
R.._.ldlna tha.t hia aon w .. loac.
O.d tNM It) win him Hc:l ;
Rut now the aoul thai onet" wall whit"
Had turnrd an u~ly hlae~.
Dad r:ven M.art-:d haclt to church
And Bibk tludy too;
He brt~ tlw preaclw-r, "bn't t~"'
A thinr; that you c•n do? ..
'I"'IM" prucht'r tried. faiW, and Nid,
.. We'rr jutl too far Mhind;
I trit!d lo tdl'you yH.n •BOo
But you would pay M mind."
And 110 anotlwr aoaJ ...... nat Oft<lll wu withe MlftOW;
Son<lo• ~I WOMOld ha,. loolpod
Boot O.ddy wouldn't II"·
A SEaDS OF unpan.Ueled c&Lunitift. moN t.rrible IHaleU, aNin:hy, and b.nkrupt.cy and upec::t to ~ap
th.n any "pesaimi.stic FUDdameDtllliat'" evn lmacioed. a harveat of unity, tranquility, and pfOireM. A n.tion
1a impeod.i.na o_. \he Uni~ St.ws. c:an't talk like a ..Wt and ad like a Jud•s and exp«t
We bGw tm. to be true for two nMOM -to IDIIII-to cmnma~ ~ ausWned ~ and ~~ ol
Don but nrro. the oth~ na~ of the world, cMiized ~ pqan.
ln the tint ~. thia rullt7 a.atioD La included ill There is the <onc~nt objectmn It '"" 1h1s
the uni~ j~Dta that ..,.. to be pound out E·~1 rythmg happemng todily 1.~ nuthtnl( more th,m
&om the wnthtul hftvtiU 1n the doaat" cla:r-o1. thia a repet1t1on of what has happened n1ere is nothtng
.... penna.nent about 11 . Jt is noth1ng more than a normal
'"The Iotty loob of man lhaU be-humbled, aDd the change of times. Alter a !ew yun., everything w11l
haucbtm-ol. men. ahaU ba bowed down, and the !eYe) off and Rtt1e down qain.
Lord .acne .t..aU be exalted ln that day. What -an witness.ing i.a nothinl: more than temp-
orary diaturba.aces on the surf.ce of the pat atream
ol history; the stream iuelf U flowing toward the ~
of un.iYeru.l progreu. Cotton Mather, lone bdon 1700,
wu speaJtinc u th. "alarmi•'-" today are apeakifl.l,
and Abratu.m Lincoln, bKk on the DlinoU pnirift.
.... lamenlinJ" that 1M I>KlantiOfl or lndepc-ndenee-
had onaed to be what the FoUDCIJna P'atben i.ntended
it to be.
'Tor the day of the Lord of ho.ta lbaU be upon
e-very one that ia proud and Iotty, and upon evuy
one tNt is lifWd up; and he shaU be broucht low.
"And the loftinetto of man .hall be bowed down. &Dd
thiP hat11htin1PSS of nwm shall be made low: and the
Lord alone ahall be exa.IIH in that day.
"And they ahall JO U!.t.o the holea ol the roeb, and
into the cues of the earth, for lear of the Lord, and
for the glory of his majeaty, wlwn he ariseth to &hake
terribly 1M Nrth" (1M. 2:1U; 17, 18).
Some Bible u.poaHors to the COfllniry notwlthttand-
inc. this judgment U not Jeocraphkal or ,.a.J. It la
upon all the h.~hty and all the proud.
Ap1n, this ia a un.iven.a.l jud,cmMt.
"A DOiR aba.H come-even to the encb of ~ earth;
for tbe Lord hath a controversy with the nationa. he
will plead with all Bnh; he will liYe them that an
wicbd to the sword, aaith tM Lord .
-z11w .a..itb the Lord of hl:wta, Behold, .vii shall IO
forth from Mtion to natm, and a p-eat wblrlwind ab&ll
be ...-d. up bun 0.... cogq ol the ...nh.
"And the &laiD ol the Lord lbaU be at that day frcm
ODe md ol. the ear-th neD UDID tbe othu md o/. \be
..nh: the)-lha.l1 not be l.a.awnwd. twlthU" ptblnd,
hOI" burW; tber sba.U be dune upon tM J'I'OUDCI'"
(.len. Zl:ll...JS).
Be "'hath a C!Dilltro•e.,," DOt with eome Md.on., but.
.-11h the uu.:.m..
He ...W -'.,. "'t.bem that an widr..d" to tM nrord.
~ lhal1 10 forth from "'Nldon $0 n.aUon. ..
'"Becau.e thou dJdat k.-p lhe word ol. tll7 piitlonet,
J a1tao will koMP 0.. from the hou.r of trial, that hour
whkb ia to come upon llw whole (lnhablwd earth)
-rld"-("ftn. 3:10, RV.).
"And I beheld, aDd heard an anctl flylnc th.rouch
the midlt ol heaven, .,.me with a loud voW., W01,
woe, woe, to the ibhalNten ol the earth ... " (Rrw.
1:11).
SDK Ill !II& t.bin1 to kMp In mlnd, the 1hlDI: to ba
_!p-.. =t-d In reprd to ~ ~-: n.. '"d.a)" ol. tbt Lord," the "hour ol trial"' ill \be cvJ.
mla.ation ol a .equ.mce of ~t aod Y\oloaftt I'Y-nbL Tha
enawrwloua "'hour ol trial" » precad.ect b' • tr.1a ot ............. --n.. .. , of the Lord" .. universal.
-n-hour ol lrial"' .. univtrwa.l.
'11\.e --.~ of nwata eulminaUnc In lhe dliy ol
Dt.-tn. w1"llth .. un.J...,.).
'l'he whola '"lnhablt4d Mrth" Ia lnvolved.
JtiMy Pfachon-s and Bible upoliton, wittimclr -'1
YDWiWnllJ', haw Uftiwd f;h.tr ..... and lAO--.
..... _ .. poll ....... _ .. _,.
OW" IU1lt7 --• ~ e'ttdftcw.tioa. To ..... .._
lttlll M.. ...... ~ .. able, ... .n ......., -. .. •
•aoe;'h•
It~~ ---••••-
D
1111 ~ _...D ft.&a., tM V_.... ...... 1Ma 1
.... .... ldtnttl ........ ll ................ .
......._ .... M'w
._... ...... tho?' , .... .,..I&...,A
.......... 1110 , ........ ----· ..._-" .... _.Ill lvs .... .., us,-..
'·
rr • AN a.Dcient tale, The JC:Offen tried to .u.nee
~ with IL "Where iA U. pronU.e o1 hill ~'?
rw aiDOit the fatben fell MMep.. all thiDca mntlnue -
the,-wen from tbe beclnn1na ol tbe ~tian'" (II
P9tft 1:4).
Pdlr aald: J a.m. not ao .un about th.t. Then waa
the fiDocL It drowDed 1be .-hoM 'fi>'Orid, wttb the e:a-
-.. Nooh ""' hlo lomlly.
That baciD't ba.ppmed beforw.
That ......,_•t a rneT~P ciiaturbance oo the •urfac-e ot ... _
And the time is cominl •bm the hNvena and the
e.rtb wiU melt with fe-rvent beat and pua away ""ith
a peat noW. TN.t will be IODM'lhinl: new. 11\aot will
be .-rwthtnc mo~ than a diaturbanc:. on lhe surfxe
of lhe ltrnm.
NO, '"AU.. THINGS" do not continue •• they were
rrom the betinninc of the creation.
Alu.ander the Great tu.rned 1M whole wMid up-
atde down, and It b.M ~-r been the aa.me world 1ina
The ceftiua ol JuUua c-..r fon::ed the •tream ot
eiviliadon to bad Welt inltMd ol EMt, and lhe
workl hM DaWT bMn the aune .me..
'l'tM Jnn rejected ChrWda.nity, the Galtilft ~
jt, IIQd nei.thfto hw or Gea.UI.e ha.a ever heeD .,tht: aame .._
'lha &Mt tejedad ~ty ... W'..t MeePted it.
.............. b.en. the .... .._...
Soutb "-'rka ..:n;Mil :ac..... C.tbolld-, North
Alllrlf"b *' ;Mt P.aotatltMdlm. -tMn hM "'-'
• Adaadoe 0.:.. ot cllffeceDClll be'-th.n .,... -...... ~.... oil•~· .......
....._. 4 t ·~ .... ..am.ta.a-dM --a.n-UDI....tliM.~-....m .
....,., ,...,. ... tall' ................... .
Aa11 e.,. ......W.'' twl the lila ol ....... It U. .................. _ ...... n. ....... a..a ..._., a..otu.Uoe. rr.. tt ,.... Na~
---.... ---,.Utlcol lifo. 'ftrlt a., ghtfe ,.....,.uti-',.. the ...W.
.. ---........... hlo "Orilln .. Spat'"" 'nle ...td -tba _._. ..W -"-lllrfW
'--tM -... ra a kQll.at -*" Ill The a,..• a mtm) lul;r ... llll. o..rt.. ewr-.,.....
............... ,, •• ., BlltWI ~ to
e ... Dltnl'& ....... ....... .,_., ............... ....
... -------Clodo-....... ----.._.--.... ·-......... ~ .. _.... .. _ ......... .... .......... ., ...... w,...-• , .... ,..,
t .... ...., ..., 1 ' 'b~ ....... _.a' I t.,
...O•t•• IIIY1s ......... ,,.........,,,,,.._
.... ': (1'o ............ d)
••
UIOAL IIOTJCI. LltAL t!OTICI LIGAL MOnel LIGAL M0t1C1 ------LilA&. IIDliCI L !GAL MOnca
Tllo lollowtoc IH doflar bqetwu u: LIJD!tld,
114tl-Boalonr4, Tootll, ca. tzeeo, Ra_. s.e-. 111
IStllstrHt, K-llo&cli,CL
91110; Wlllllm P. a.u,.,,
IUIZ MaiD -. -r..t1.o, CL 9Z680.
Thlo buolneq to beloc -· dueled b)' a limited partDerlblp.. st111od, Ralph-·
ThlJI statement ftltd Wltll tbt
C01111ty Clerk of On ... Coaoly
on Sep. 28, 19"13.
PZUsh: Oet, 4, 11, 11, 25,
1973, I.a. tbe Nnport BirD
Ellll10. F -18511
873887
FJCTITIOI..6 Bt.SINESS NAME
!nATEMEI<r
Tbe toUowtac per.au are
do1D.1 buslDess u 11Z9L1mlted,
17461 tnllle Boalonrd, T..U.,
Ca. 92680: Ralph S. Secbta..
l1 '7 15th st., Newport Beach,
Callt. 9Z660; WOllam P. Res-
tiYo, 1&292 MaiD Street, TustlD,
Callf. 92680,
This business la CODducted
by a limited partDershlp.
IIDlL111'1011 IW>. 1010
A RIIOL111'1011 Of' TD ctrT COIJIICIL OF T8B CrrY OF liE WPORT
II&ACII AICZR'r.&IIIIIIQ TIE GIIIUAL PUVoUUMG RATE OF PER
OIBM WAGII '10 liC PoliO 1M COIIlm:TDI WITH P118LIC walKS
PIIOJICTI
'WfiUI!"--1'1'11,.'-'11 -. af tllo '-Coola af ~ Slal.u>t
CaltiDnlt r 1 t 11.. a.. todJ awudlq oc:.tneta tar peUe W'Ott. pro..
-to -1111 -,...Uilac rato af por dl .. > .. IM to tllo ~ ~ 1M ..,., Lo to bt --,.. acb craft, <llnUicalloO,
Cll' lJPI of I'OirtaM.II DiMIIId to UICii:l tbt OCIMr'aet; ud
WHPIAS, I U COIIf'lldeDt to deelue aid pDenl prtn1UJ:Ic rat.
b)' reeolallaa;
JtOW, TRER.!POR!, BE IT RESOLVED bJ the City CoiiDCU of tbe
CIIJ af "-' Bolch'
SEC'I'Illf L P•.ut 'to Seetloo 1773 ot the Labor Code ot tbe state
of Calllonla, tbt CIIJ Co-l berobJ doe• ucortlla, <letermloe, and
deellr• tbt paeral ~UDc rate of per dlem ........ and tbe ~tDeral
preft!U.c rate tor boUdiJ lad o"rtlme wort, lDelud1Dc tbe employer
paymeata l:lr bMtlb ud welfare, penalolll, ncatton, and limUar •urposes,
b' eacb erd. clau:lftcatiOD, or type of work Drteded 1n tbe executtoo
ot tbe oantraetl: for ~be wort lJl tbe loc:&Uty ot the CUJ of Newport
S.cla, to be u Mt forth 1a the attached 1973 '•Wqe Seales lor tbe SI.J:
Butc Tradel" and tbe ~ 19'n '•Sab-Trades Hourly Wa.p Rates
of Bulldloc and Coutractloo Trade• lil>loao", lllrlllaMd by the Oran ..
CoaatJ BulJdtac and Coutructkm Trade• Cotmcll, wlllcb attacbed Kbed-
alll blr'ebJ are lnecrponted lll and made a J:Ut of tills ruolutton to
replace U. rates ber_.,e adopted lDd establ1shed by Rtsolut1oo No.
7718 dated J.me 1!, 197!.
SECnON Z. Tbe City Clerk Is autborlsed lDd directed to certl.ty to
the adc:Jptloo of tb1l r .. olutioo and tile a certlfled ~J' thereof with the
Dtreetor ot IDdlltrtal Relatioa.s of lbe Stat. of CaUfol'nia, pura~.Ut to
s.ct1oa. l7'7S.S of tbl Labor Code, The City Clerk 1.s turtber directed to
ea111e a C:q)f ot t~ neol.-:ioo lDd the attached schedules to be p!i).
Uabed ODCe I.D tbe otftctal oew~ of tbe City,
ADOPT£0 tbll lOth diJ of September, 1973.
ATTEST:
OONALD A, MciNNIS, Mayor
Laura Lactos. City Clerk
PabUsb: Oct. 4, 1973, in the Newport Harbor Ensign.
IT·l-73)
1973
WAGE SCALES FOR THE SIX BASIC TRADES
LAIOaiiS ICntl•llaiJ 111/JI
Bulll)'IDObtlc Mao . ........... .. ..... ---·-.. ·-----.. ·--I.W
Cemeut Dtlnlpet (oa I yan;t or larpr JD~r ud·le•edJ"c-..: ~)-•..8ISIS
Ccs.pool DiiJt:II'T and lottaller .......... ·--.................. _ .... ___ ll.8II!J
Ohtcktt'Dder ...... ........ ·-·--...... -.......... -..... -.. _ .. ...
CleuUna and llandlina: of Panel Jo'onm .................................... -......... 5.N5
CoocrcU! Core Cuttl'r, Grinder or Su.der ............ _ ................................. 5.858
Concrete C!~rf'r-lmpervimt~ Membrane and Fonn Ol&n ._ ................... 5.&15
Concrete S.1w M ;w, Cutt.m1. Soorina Okl or New eo.c..&. __ ............ 5.1ill56
Cor.C'rt'tf' SC'wt••lm'l for Rough StriJ..e 00 (In aooon:laDoa rill W..O.
randutn of l lndcrd aDdinf( with Cement M-.-dated 7/18/48) ........ 5.MS
Concf't"le, Watil'r Curi11g
Crih~r, Silol'('r, IAtJBtin.l(. S!JCetlng,
Gui<Jil'd Llt'lglng Jlnmnwr .... . ..
Cutting Torch Operutror (IJt.molttlonJ
.............................................. 5~
and Tft'och Br.c!DJ, Had-
............................................. tl.l515
................................. _. 5.CI95
Demolition J.;d urer, tile 1 l"aning of hriclc and lumber ........................ 5.645
Driller: All [l(lw<..·r J nlla, ~'•eluding Jaclclwnmer, whether ex-, <fja..
mond, w11gon, had:, multiple untt, aDd aay aDd all olher type. ol
mec:hltnkal dnlls without regard to the (OTm of IDOtiYe power ud
f':rduJmg only that work otherwise •warded Ira the NemoNDdum
of lJndnstandtn~ ll('twct•n Laboren and {)ptoratiraJ ED ....... n
tlated in M1auu. Flnnda, 2/3/54 . .. .......... . ...................... -....... 5.295
Drill"r, Jackluunmt'r, 2l.i fl. olnll 1teel or longer ...... _ 5.035
Dry PaC'king nf Curn..rete, Plugging, Fillina: of Shee-Boh Hola 5.&45
FmC' Cradn, ilt~loway ilod Stn't't Pa1·.ng, Airportt RIIDWtlya. a.d
similar I)JW ltPaV)' <..'tlllStructum ... . ... '. .. ................ 5.74.5
Ftrl!' \\'atdtf'r, I.Jm),.·rs, 1\ru~h LuAd"~. PUns and DebriJ HaDdlen .... .5.645
Flagman .5.&&.5
Cl!i &. Q,l l'1pelmc L;~hon r ....... 5.845
Ca~ & Oil Pipelm•· Wr.tppl:r-Pol TenJer and Form Man ...................... 5.&55
Gl!i & Oil Pil't'lim• \Vrappcr-6 inch pipe and ovn ............................. .5.985
Guinea Cluas1•r ....................................... 15.82.5
Heod flock Sllnt.:i'r ............................ 8.185
...................... _ ..... 5.9S5
TVNMIL CUISifiCAnote CCt d 11 ~
Tool W... -----·--......................... -.... ...... .. ...... ·--·---·---&a TUDOel CoDe-rete FiDWier _ ....... ~ ...... ____ ...... .... .. ... . .. .... -........... T.U
TUIIIICI M•tertal. H"'*"'"c W.. ... --......................... ·-·-.. ~ .. -.. ·--· ...
Vlbntorm.an, JdbamftMII', ~ Tool. {uoept QdllrJ ·--.. ---.. Watdunu-($ee ld u a for w._ ud r.-.. ....._,
1.'-..::'':QI•~ ..::t"' ... "* ::..:w:~;r~~t-..!' .... ~ .... ::r .. :':"2 ..................................... ~
Of'lllATIMG IHGINUU
Re.Jtb & Wel!ar&-15t
Pet~~~ I .50
Vacation-Holiday Fund-30t
Po~: 50• per hour ove~r the l'1te of the tuPMt P'6d E.lk ar _,_ .. mpervWon.
""" GROUP I ........ . . .............. -............... ..n ... .
Brakeman
Comprusor {)pentor Dedi Hand
EnJir-r0fiCT
Generator Operator
Heavy Duty Repainnan Helper
Pump Operator
Si~MhnaD
Swiidunan
CROUP 2
Building Constructirm IDtpCCtor
Conrril'le Miller Operator, Skip Type
Coaveyor Opentor
y-~
Ceoerator, Pump 01' Compres:wr (2-.5 inclusive)
Portal Units-over .5 liDitJ, lOt per hour for e~~eh addiUoaal UJlit up to nlDe units
Hydro.t•tic Pump Operator
Ofles Crusher (Aiphalt or Coocrete Plant)
Pbmt Operator, CeDerator Pump or Compressor
Rotary Drill Helper (oiJSeld)
Sk:r.loader-Wheel type, up to %. yd. without attachment
So 1 Field Technician
Tar Pot Fireman
Temporary Heating Plant Operator
TreiiC'hina: Machine Oiler
Truck CraDe Oiler
Signed: Ralphs. Secteta.
This statement was ftledwtth
tbe County Clark of Orange
Co tm.ty oo September 28, 1973.
PttJUsh: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25,
1973, In the Ne'II'POrt Harbor
Enslen. F -28538
11M! WIIJI! rates llatM below are In IIIXlOrd&tiOe with the tenm of the
Soutbem CaUfomla Muter Labor Agreement for the Coostructioa Industry a.nd
OO"¥M the followtng OOWltiel: l..ol Angeles, Onu!ge, Rivenkle, Sao Bernardino,
Imperial, Ventura. Salta BariJua. San Luil Obbpo, Lro., lnyo, aod Mooo.
ADDmONAL COST ITEMS, Por S..t.t.t-ce Allowance., Tr.nsporUtfoo md
Trnel n.. Alloweaoe, Oweattme, .\ppoelltioe Procnm Cootributiont, 1Dd01try
1"1 c arw...,.. F ... ~ PaDCk. C..h Bond ~ etc., cont.ct
the Local Ualoa or ib Diltriet eo..dl haria& furluUetioo.
Imp.1ct \\'rem h, \luli1·PintP
j1•ttin:.t: .. ................. .5.845 GROUP 3
L!GAL NOne!
FICTmou; BWINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe rollowtDg persoos are
doi..Dc business as: Tbe Rouse
or Decorators, 389Santalsabel.,
Costa Mesa, Cal. 92627 (Cal.
Inc.}: Sheila Toni Brtmer, 389
Sa.nta Isabel, Costa Mesa, Cal.
9!627; Grace AngUn, (Cal lac.)
118 Trevor, Anaheim, Cat.
92803,
This buslness Is cooducted
by a corporauon.
Corporatloo .Name: Tbe
House of Decorators, Inc.
Slpture & Title: TonJ Bru-
ner (Pres.).
This statement was ftled with
the county clert of Orange
County on Sept. 17, 1973, WU-
Uam E. St JohD, county clerk,
by Theresa M. Ward, deptay.
Publlsh: Sept. 20, 27, Oct.
4, ll, 1973, Ln the Newport
Harbor EoAp. , . F -23203
LICAL NOne•
FICTITIOUS BlEINESS NA.WE
STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Wbeelchatr
Repair and Accessory Com-
pany, 779 West 19th Street,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92527: Pa-
trlcl.a Price, 4080 West 1st
Street, Santa Ana, Ca.; Gene
Lembach, 9591 Floonder, HIIO-
tlngton Beach, Ca. 92646; Mar-
ion Dale Ranard, 9'79Congress,
Com Mesa, Ca. 92:627.
This business Is conducted
by a general partnerslllp,
Signed: Marton Dale Ranard.
This statement was ftled wttb
the County Clerk of Orange
County oo Sept, 7, 1973, Wil-
liam E. st John, county clerk,
by Tberesa M, Ward, depaty.
Publlsh: Sept. 13, 20, 27,
Oct. 4, 1973, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -28010
LIGAL NOne!
f iCTITIOUS Bl.SINESS NAME
STATEMENT
The foiJoYtog persoas are
dotne business as: Career ~
soclates, Harris It Assoclates,
210-8 Lugonla st., Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660: Archte H.
Harrta, 210-8 Lugoola St.,
Newport Beach, Ca., 92MO;
Dorris M. Harris, ZI0-8 Lu-
ronl• St., Newport Belch, CL
92860,
Thts business Is cooducte<l
by a pnenl partnership.
Stped: Archie H. Harrts,
Doris M. Harris.
Tl\11 statement ns ftled wtth
the Co.mty Clerk of Oruce
Colllty 011 Sept. 7, 1973, WU-
llam E. st JobD, collllty clerk,
by 'I'hrea M. Ward, dlpaty,
P ...... , Sejlt. IS, !0, !7,
Oct. 4, 1 i'lS, 1D the Newport
Harbor Enalp. F -11009
UGALMOnC!
FIC1TI10US BUSINESS MAllE
!nATEMEIIT
Tbt foJJowtar PtrtrOU are
c~otar bui.Deu N : VWDc
R•IJ, !S7 Saftla label A'tt.,
Costa Mesa. Cant. e!a'l: Rua~
HUG. Ferutrom, Btr.IOU-
?1410, 1160 ..... Lilli Sl., c-
... ., Calli. IZU6; Frut N.
RaWgo, Btr.OO'J10117.10tSI
.. ..-Dr, 8-
Bacll, Calif. 81ZMS. ns.. ...... u ~
bJ .. ~tid u.odl-
- --. 1101''-'-· llpod' a-u G. ,_ -· n1o-wulllodwUII
1M ~ Clor' af eru_. c.-• ,._ II, It'll. 1111-
llalo 11. •I*, ~ ctort, .., n.-M. -.. .,.,..,,
,_, ... 10, "· Od. t, II, It'll. Ia ,1M II~ --· , ....
RIGGERS AND WELDEilS FOR 1HE srx BASIC TRADES, Same wage
-&e. M cnfts to whWa riPI -.d -'din1 Aft iaddmtal.
NOTE, ALL ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENTS EFFECTIVE ON TilE DATES
INDICATED HAVE BEEN APPROVED BY TilE CONSTRUCTION
INDUSTRY STABILIZATION COMMTJTEE (C.J.S.C.) UNLESS
OTIIERWISE INDICATED.
CAIHNTIIS
Health 6: WeJfue-74¢ .......,_ ...
Vacatlon-Savtnp-Holiday-10¢
Foreman; 1\eoetvu DOt leu than ttOt! ~~ hour more than the hourly rate of
the higbeet Catpentet c!auL_tion over wbk:h he bu re.pomibility,
ezcludtng "Pneumatic NaJler or P~r Stapler."
Carpenter ...... -............ ···-···· ................ .
Shingler _ ..................... .
snm
..$1.05
7.18 Hard~ f1oor Worlu~r .............. -. ............. ............... 7.25
Millwright ........................... . ........................... _ ...... _........ 7..25
SJw Filer .... 'T'.................. .. ......... ............................................ 7.13
Table Power S.w ~tor ....... _,............................. ..... ..... ... . .. 7.15
PDeuxn&Hc N.nef Or a;&-, Bt~tpJ,e,-...................... ~.:. .. ................... 7 .30
Wood Fence BuildeT on Reskleotial Projecb ....... . ... ...... .... 5.98
Roof Lo.der of Shmgles ...... ........ .. ....... ........... 5.72
Pile Driver Forana.n ............................. ...... ... . .... 7.78
Pile~ Man-Bridge or Docie Cu-prnrer and Cable Splkf'r 7.18
Pile Driver Mao-t:Jerriclc Bargnnao ........ ... .. 7.18
Head Rocblinrer .... ............ ................ ... ............. ...... . 7.28
Rodtalinger .............................. -·. .. .. .... .... .. . 7.18
Roclt Barseanan or Scowm.an -·········-........................................................... 7.08
Men worlr:mr from a bor'n's chair, rw:!Dafng Jealfolcl, or lllSpC'nded from a rope
or cable, ahall receive 2!St! per hour above the applicable joume)'TTlan or
apprentk:e rate.
CIMIHT MASOHS
Health &-WeUare-90t
Perukln-$1.20
Vacation-SOt
ForemaD: When th~ or more Cement Masons are employed on "' job, one
shall bo employed u a Fo~n and thall receive not les.t than 60t
per hour more than the hourly rate of the highest Cenw-nt Mason dasai&cation ~r which he ha.t resporul.,.lity.
Cemn!t Muoo Journeyman, including but not restricb>d to the follow·
iDg: CbilJl'ing, pab::bing; setting curb fonn and plank, Jetting of lint-s,
stakes and gndes; settinJ tcn!ieds, whkh Includes screed pint; C'ut·
ting, scorina and sawing IK'W concrete; pluggina:, &Jtiag Shee·Bolt
holr-s ; dry t»ckirag concrete and Embco; tendinl material n~ on
slabs, Boors and docb; tendinlt milc:er-truclc chute on slabs, floors and
dech; bush hammering; pal.(hing an•l ~!ickinlt; rodding, tamping,
bidwell rodding, machine anti sUrubr t'yp('!, b\1ll Aoatinq ....
snm
Laborerll, Gent•r:•l ur Construcl•on
L1borer, T(·m pvrarv \\',ltn & Air Lines
Lahort'r Pad.in~t n,.,j sc. .... t & Paru .
5 ....
5.&45
5.77
Lamlsc:tpt· t ::ordo·n..r & Nnrserv Man (has knowledgoe ol pJ..n,t mate-
rials and huw tu phil! them. Lays Out plant ~tJ \co follow
the land'i!.'al)l' pl.tnl .................................... .5.74.5
Matf'rial Ho.~{·ffi.lll \\ .dls, Slabs, Floon; and Dccb) .............................. .5.&45
Mixer-Tnor k r.lntto• \fun (W.tll~. Slabs, Decb, f'1oon, FounJa.tiolu
ond F(}n lm(!,-1 mh & Cutto·r & Sodcw•lb) ..................................... 5.64.5
Opnat .. r uf I'Twum.illl', Gn•. F.lt:'-ctric Tools, Vihratina: Machiaea &
\lllubr medo.mu .d 1•>111) n .t n·p.tr.ll,.iy da.ui&ed herein ...................... 5.1M5
Pipe l.:tyu profurmm~: ull $1.'rvkes tn th!!' laying 6: installation of ptpe
from the· t•"ml nl r~·n·(ving: pipe in the ditch unti1 COIDp~ of <~pt •mho~n, irldotdun: ;,ny 11nd all forms o£ tubular material whether
pipe, m~·t.1llt~' "r r~cm·<nl'tallic, 1.·rmduit, and any other ltatfooary
l)'pe of tubular df'•·icc nstod for t.l1" C'Onveyinl( of any IUt.ta.ce or
cll'mt'nl whrttwr waiN. scw~ll:t', solid, gu, air, or other product wh~h'"'V•·r ~nd Wllh<ml rr~t.~rd to the-natu~ of material &c.n
whu.h tho· t .. J.o:!.H lll,ih•n.tl ~~ fahricatil'<i ......................................... 6.1.55
PiiK' I .It\• r\ II '' ~''P \l.m, nutin,~r, trrouting, m.aking of joiob, -Iira.a..
c:mlkon!,! h.<p• 1111',[ & mdndiDR: nthber ga.slcet faint;, pot!rttqa aDa
any :~nil .ell ~>lion <f'f'l'll:>-S ................... _ .. .. ..................... .5.935
Ovcrsi7~ C1>m ''to· \ oiJrJtor ()pfor:~tur. iO pounds &: 0'\'f:r 8.055
Puw<•r Rronm Sw•'l'pc'~ (small)
p,...fabricat('(l Manhole lll!ll•llcr ...
... , ..
. ... -............. --...... 8.1!5S
Rila:-in~~: and Sill!l.lllmq .............. 5.84:5
Rtpr.op Stnn• pJ>< r pl~o mJr stnm:' or wet sacled CODCf'ete ................... 5.835
ROC'k SlinJ;.:1 r ·-............... --........................ .5.905
Rot(} SC'rapo•r ~n•l T1llr·r
~ .• n,lJ,I:I(Ii'r ('\ .. ul, m .111l
s .• n ll.lr"t"r p,,, ·rrodnl
S, ale I'
S!"ptic l'Jnk Da:l!('f and lnstBll"r (Lead Man)
Sl1p Fomt R:H<t·rs
Slrrl llt·•dr·rl~ •. lrd ~f:ln & C:nitl"linc-Setter
Tamprr'. Jl.u~P. \\'.u l, r & 5nn1lar t)'pC'
Tank ~<<llt•r & Ck. n<'r
Tarmtm .t n<l \h•II.Hrnllh
5.855
8.095
5.835
. .5.895
S.1ll05
.. 5.64..5
8.07
...........................
................................. .5.77
........................... 5.895
Tool-Cilh 1•r ln .. l.lfonw Lahort'r (according to MemoraadUID ol A~:r,•o·rut·nt l~t .... •·•·n 'l1·amste~ & Laboren' ~ cMied
Ap nl ;22, 11l 17 J .. -......... _ ........................... 5.645
Tn·t· ('lunl,..r Faile r. Cham Sow Operator, PlrtJburp
~1mol.1r t) '"' lhll,h ~lorf'lldco~ . __ ..
Trf'TKhml( .\l ... hln>'. ll.md Prnpto1lecl
l'ndi'Ht:rnun•l l .tl~m r. tncludon~~; Cai.ssoc Bellowe-r
\\'atchman
a.-." .. ...... .5.855
5.855
...... 5.775
....... 4.gs,5
6.15.5
5.645 Cement MilSOn (Ma.(n~ite. m~gnesilr·tl'rmz:zo an,! m:t~liC' C'Ompo~itiun,
Epo.y, De.:-0-Tf':r) ..... . 6.48 •Jnd>c.t~• np~<atlt"~ nf lJ<t ""'' hnut •hovf> aU 01 ...... c&..ilootJao..
Men worl on~ fT.,w llo<un Chain or SwinginJ Scdolda: or rus~
6.fil rUPf' orrahl1·. 'hroll rf'1.'t'ive 25t per hour •hove the a~ble rat!('. ·-. Cement Muons F1oatin~t lie Trowt"linll: Machinr Operator
Curb & Cutter Machine Opmttor ((~mcnl only) 636 TUNNll CLASSIFICATIONS
Ch.ry &: Similar Type of 5<-rceJ O~rntor 6.35 Health & \\'dbre -65~
Crlnding MIIChint' Opcr:~tor (all IYPf'S) 638
836
Pension-$! .35
Va!."<on-35~ Jacbon Vibratory 6: Slmiln TnX' Sere,•.! ~rat.1r
Scorlna: Machine ()prrator 6J6 '\,OTI Srw•n 1<>1\.~•·o·ulii'C hou~. t':rdudtn.a meal period. eo bepD lit 7:00,
7 JH. 1•t 8 00 !l.m. sh•ll conrtitute a regular d.y't Woril for whloch ei,ht
torn('~ the Slfl\tghl·ti~ hourly rate lhall be paid 011 all lhiftL Si.nlie
du(t pr~·m•um ~hall not apply oo tun.oels uadei-100 feet.
Cement Muons on a nvins:inR sla~. lxos'n's dtair, or :ruspendt'd scnffohl.
whether nr\nging or rigid, abovf' or hrlow ground, !hall ft('rive 25t per hour above the applicllble nh:.
IIOH WOIKUS ~luflf'r, whC'ther worlo:ing or DOt, """"-SO, pa .._. ~ the
h1;:ht'~l paul o'IJU!itfkation over which~ hu ~nhtp.
wn
Batch Plant I..Abo~r ·-· .. ·-----tt1.88
Blaster, Driller. PC>wo:lt'nnan ......... ·-------·-· 7.13
Bull Cana: Fo~man ........ ...... . . ...... -... ---·-.. 7.13
Bull Can~ Moclf'r, Tr.td.man ............... -................. _ .. _ .. _ .. __ , ____ .. 8.88
Fommao: ~ not 1-than 75f per hour m<lft than the hourly rate of the
btat..f buddm1 mdet, clulilcutioa OV!'t wh'ch he hu supervi.rion. Whee t.o or U'tOft Iron Woften are employed, ~ thall be wkded
b, die Emplo,oer to act •• f'On!rnan.
~ang.:ohousf'man . ............ .. . ......... --... --.. ·------IJ.M
Chemkal Grout }f'tman .................. -................... --.--.... --1.13
Cheny PICkt'rman . .. .. -.... -.............. ·-··-··--------·-.. -7.13
Chuehrmk-r. Cllbletender . . ................ _ .. _·-----·--·------0.116
Conci'C't(' CITW, includet Rodden & Spre.den ·-----·------Ul
Rctfalorcfq II'G9> HcrieT ............... .
structunJ. troa wort .......................... _ ......... ~
~ Irca. Worl:er ...... _ ........ ..
FtDCe EredDr --·---............... -..... .
....... --.... L311
Diarnontl Drillcr .. . ................ _ .. _ .. ·-·-.. --·-·--_ T .38 2111m Dumpman .... .. .............. ____________ ~ e.M
... 18.75 Dumpmlln. Outsidl' .......... -.... -.... ·----·-----·---8.811
Crout., Gunm•n ......... _. ---·-----·--·----------U3 .... 6.78 Grout Mbennan . .. ............ --.. --.. ·---·--1.13
Crout Pumpm•o ............ ·--------·-----···------·-------1.13 .. ..... 8.78 tle_I{W'r for Stt'el F'onn R.a.ilroer aDd Setter .. --------· _ 1..81
{Note: lff'IJ}('r for Sttoel Form 1\dter ud s.tt.r _,. b. -.d • a ................. .... 8 &4 OIW'·for-one buia wft:h lb. StMI p_.. .._. • S....)
Ja.el:I"JI MiOol"r ..... -.... -.. --·-----·--·----·----7.13 ~=~' ~~j ot~ Pl~,;;_tk;"c...;. -Pi.c.;·~·:~~~==:::===='+ ~~
t...a.dinl '"'I \lnlo1ullna Acfbtcll' Can -------.. ---··-.. ·--··--.. -·~ ....
Miner-Tunnel (hand 01' ~Dd.JM) ·-·----------·--T.IS
N--····--· -······-·····-····---···--··-··----·-----1.116 v.... 35tl ~ ..... ~..... --...... -.... ____ ------· 1.13 ~r~ Trvwe,ltq: llllld/or ero.tt.c. Nrih• _ _ 1.13 Poe m· Not ... .._ IOf I* .._ _. .._ ... t.o.rt,. ......,. n111 ol. the Pot T \ltdnc. ...... or olher .......... f. (W _. ... ..,
........
1
n " ..... ~ ............ +.. oflimfbtioa), ~ l4c. ....
MM ~~ Ho.e T.l3 ...,.... -. t•••-· aoo~ --·------·--.. ···---ts-9511 =~ ..... _ --B: =-----s.745 $Iooft ouod llaloo w...t.• T.-·-Shoka• ,... 1'..11
StRI Pan. "*-r nd s..r 1'.11 s .... "'*" ~ .W Swt ' • ,__-...., ..
a.JS15• Ttml,.,""'"" Retllabam-wollll • ..... 1'.U
'.
A·Frame or Wioch Truck: Operator
Chairman
Elevator Operator (bvkle)
EQuipment Creaser (nck)
Ford FerguJOD (with dralf)'pe attacbmeats)
Helicopter Radk>man (IJ'Ound)
Power Concrete Curin~ achiDe Open.tor
Power Coocrete Saw rator
P~-0riven Jumbo onn Setter Operator
Rt.llS C..rrier Operator (jobsite)
Stationary Pipe Wrapping & Cle'minl' Machine Operator
C ROl:P 4 ..
A$phalt Plant Fireman
Boring Machine ()pt'rator Bo.on;~n or Mixerman (Asphalt or Concretf'l
Cllip Spreading Machine Operator
CoiX'rete Pump Oper..tor (5mall portable)
Bridge Trpe Cnloader and Tumblblf' Op.:rator
Dinky Locomotive or Motorman (up to and iDcludi.na 10 toa)
Equlpmtnt Creaser (CTHJe Trudo.)
Helicoptf'r Holst Operator
Hit:hline CableW2y SiiEDI.ima.n
Hydra.Hammer-Areo Stamper
PtrWer Sweeper Operator
Ro!JI!'r Operator (roms-cting)
Screed Operator (Asphalt or Coocrete)
Rodmoo
Trenchmg Machine Operator (up to 6ft.)
CROUP .5
Asphalt Pla..nr Enl(iflo('f'r
~e Batch Plant Operator-
(Oilet" OJ }ourneymi.D·Trv.mee req~' , ,
(Wher-e cornrnercial power Is oalt no !oMI tW -,._. ..... operator ill required)
(On multi-b.tC'h _plant units not Je. than I Opentor-<>Oer aDd l
additional employee)
Backhoe Operator {up IO and iocludinl' ~yd.)
Bit SbarpeDer
Con&:n1c joint Machine {)pentor (Canal and &Dn.U.r type)
Concrete Pla.ner {)pentor
Denicbnan (Oil6f'ld type)
Deck Engine Operator
DrllliDJ MIIChine Operator (incliJdina ._tM -IIt)
Forklilt Operator (uodf'r l5 tocu caJliiCity)
Hydroa:nphic Seeder Machine Operator (straw pulp or -t)
ID~trumentman
Machine Tool Operatm
Maginnis lntenul Full Slab Vtbrator
Meochaoical Berm. C'urb or gutt"r (rollC'J{'~ or asphalt)
Meclwlnica.l Jo"inilher Operator (COncll't~-Clary-Johnsoo·Bki-U OJ
similar)
P•vement Brea.kf'r Operator (truck mounted. OUcr·Journeyma.n-tramet!
uirecl) a:::J Oil Miring MachW Operator
RoUer Operator (asphalt or fin.i5h)
Rubber Ttrecl Earth Movwg Equ~t (ringle engme, up to and
i.ndudin1 25 yd. 1trud;J
Self-Propelled Tar l'oP"Itnonr Machull' ~rator
Slip Fnnn Pump 01ll'r.1tor f pow~r~nvcn hydraulk lift.inl deW::. for
C'ODl"~lt' fomu)
Tu~r lloLSt (I dmml
Tunoel Locomo!J n · Uprrator !Over 10 and up to and tDC!udinr30 ._)
Stin~T Crane (Anstm-\\·~il'm or ~tmtl" type)
Sloploadc-r Operarnr 1Crawlrr an<.l \\'hf'f'l Type over .,. yd. and up to
ano.l UX"Iudtng l''l )'lb..'
TraC'IOr Op;. rator-Bu!lclut.cr. T .. rnper Scrapc"r tMnft\l' ntguw, up to 100
h p., ft} ...... tw-el and linuloor t• pes, up Ill lln<l tnduding 0..5 and timilar
\\'~~CA-noeraJ
7 .tr7'
. 0.011"
... , ..
-·~~~~--.w ,._.,...._,,-01 2 ~~a.~~~ A• • To~•J a.-~;;;;;;;;:;r .... .::.
-D !i£1iJn.tl 0 01il D ,._..,0, rl ~'Zr -N-100 ..,_ ........ .... :.;:. ,. ---' T-,_ ooil ..... ,._, _,
Tlldir ~ca-..... h t) :ro=:r.~ rt:a=..~-=·,r .......... Mrh'M 0.••111
.................... ~~-sheD~.,._. .. yd. -a !II' to • ... ,.a. w.Jtcr 1oa.. .. ,........_..._ ,........, (1Aq
&oc.. pay applicahle)
CJK)(JP 7 -··-····-················· ........................................ ---··--·····---····----·--2--1.11•
Cnae ~ 115 toe.. up to aacl mdudmc 100 ... cu.. !!:;:.J}>" applkable) (OO.r, J~ or two optntod
Derriclt Barp Operator (Lona Boom pe.y applk.bie)
Daal Drum WJaer (Oiler o.-1~ requlNd)
WOU6Aill..oc:omodve Opentor ~. C.. 01" elect:ric)
Wotdr Patrol-Bt.de Operator (JUaale eapae)
Multfple EDatoe Tnctor Opentor (Euclid llDd .aaJlat type, UC!IIpt
Quad. C.t) ,...,. """'
Rubber-Ttred Earth Mariul EqWpmeot ()pen.tor, liDCM -.a-GW~r
lftr (50) ycb .• ttuck
Rubber· Tired Earth Moving Equipment Open.tor (Multiple ..,-, Euclid, C.terpillat and Jimllat) (OYer 25 yell. aad up to~ cu.. yda,
otruck)
Tractor Loader Opentor (Crawler and wheel type owr &\II yda.)
Tow-er Cr.ne Repaitmi..D
Shovel, Backhoe, Dra;.lme, Clamshell ()pentor (mrer 5 eu. yd. M.I\.C.)
(Oiler or joumeym.an-b"aiooe required) (I...oq 8oc:m pey applk:able)
Welder-Certified
Wood. Maer Operator •nd similar Pu~JD.ill Equipment
Heavy Duty Repainnan-Welder combinaUoQ
CROUP 8 .............................................................................................. _ ....... *8.40•
Auto Crader Operator (2 Grade Checkers aod 1 .dditioall emp~
required)
Automatic Slip Fonn Operator (Grade Checker, Screedman. Oiler 01"
Journeyman-trainee required)
Crane Operator-over 100 tom (Oiler, joumeym.a.D..u.me. or two (2)
operaton required) (Long Boom pay applicable)
Hoist Operator, Stilf Legs, Guy Derricks or shnila.r t)'pell (capable of
hoisting JOO toliJ or more) (Oiler or Joumeyman-tratoee required)
MILSS E.tcantor Operator (2 Operators and Oiler or Jou.meymaD-trat:Dee
ll!:Quired)
Mechanical Fioishing Machine Operator
Mobile Fom1 Traveler Operator
Motor Petrol Operator (Multi..eogine)
Pi pe Mobile Machine Operutor (2 Operaton required)
Rubber-Tired Eerth Moving Equipment Operator (~ul -
Euclid, Caterpillar am! similar type over 50 cu. yda.
Rublx-r-Tired Sell-Loading Scra~r Operator (Paddle 1-Au~et
type, sc.ll-loading-2 or moll!: units)
Ru bber-Tired Scraper Operator-pushing one another Puth Cat, P\&ab-
Pull (:wlt per hour add1tional to base ra te)
TIDdem Equipment Operator (2 units only)
Tandem Tuctor Operator (Quad 9 or rimilu type}
Tunnel Mole &ring Mach1oe Operator
GROUP 9 .............. . . ............. a.w
Canal Liner Operator (not l~u than 4 emrloyee.~ Opentor, ou~r.
Welder-Mechanic:, Gn.de Checker required <. CatW Trimmer Operator (Operator, Oiler aod two other nnployee~
covered by thU agreement required)
HeHcoptcr Pilot
Hi~li.ne Cableway Operator
Remote Controlled Earth Moving Equipment Ooerator (no one Oper-
ator shall o~rate more than two (2) plecel of earth movtor; equip-
me nt at ooe time) (fl.OO per hour adcl.itlooal to t:..., n~)
Wheel E1cavator Operator (over 7:wl cu. ydl. per bour-2 Operaton
llltd l Oiler or Joumeyman-tTainee aod 2 Heavy Duty Repainnea
fei(Uill!:d)
Tbe differmti.UJ over and above the establilbed dedi •"'·• .d wap ~are: '
Crawler Tractor (Quad Q~SOC per hour addiUonal
Push-Pull Riggs~t per hour addition.al
Tower Crann---4.5t per hour additional
3 Drum Hoist-1St per hour addi.tiooal
ltiU work performed in Turmet.-3.!1it per bour additiooal
(Abo includes Survey and Hydrographic work)
l..eng Boom: Operat01a & Oil•o 15t per ~ eo' to 100'; 20f ~ ilour f•
'e&cb add.itkmal 20' of boom or portiofl thereof. Oilen recodYe ap to 1
muimum of the 200' rate.
Tandem Type Equlpment-Scn.pen, lklly DumJ», etc. (soy cumbio.tM:te~
fl.OO per hour additional
TUMSTIU
ALLOCATIONS: ll/1!7J...-35¢+ Tbe Unloa w:· at lb diacr"etioa, ~ at leut lidy de "W"11tteD DCJtfoe prior to No-
vember 1, 1 3 nlloeate tlt. b:lalll to uy
or all; (1) hourly .-.ae ntea, (I) Hellhb Ar:
Health & Welfare-75C Welfare, (3) Pena~oo, (4) VI?C&tioo-Hollday.
Pension-6St
Vacation 6: Holiday FUDd-SI 00
Foremen: When a Contnlctor emplo)'l oo hil payroll il or more Teaouten
operating equipment UDder the jurildktioo of the Team~ten, udud-
ioJ aoy equipment leu than Iii: toOl nod maioteniDCI: equllxnent.
the Contractor shall de.lps.te ooe Tee.l!Utet ., Craft F~ and
be shall receive SOc per hour more than the hia:bat Teamster
ciii..S5i6catioo over which he Is Foreman.
A-Fr.une or Swedish Crane, or similar type of equipment dri~ .f7 .20
Bootmao ..... ... .. . ... ... .. . ............. e.ea
Cemrot Distributor TnJck ... . --·-··----·-···· ........ ........ ........ . e.ee DriVff of Vehicle or Combination of Vehicle. of:
2 All]r:~~• . 6 ..50
J A.lle! ·····--···-· .............. ~··--·---· 8.e5 4 or more AAlts . .......... ............ .. .... 6.90
Driver of Road Oil Spreader TnJck ........... ······-· . . ......... 6.68
Driver of Traruit-Ml;( Truck-Under J yards .. .. . . . .......... . .......... 6.H
Driver of Transit-Mix Truck-J yard~ or more . -............... 8..88
Du.mpt"rete Truck. len than 6~ yarili water level ···-· ... . ...... . ...... _ 6.H
Dumpt"rete Tr-uck , 6~ yuW water level aod over -· ... ........................... . 6.M
Al l oH-highway equipment within Teamster Jun.dktioo {ol-hl&bway
combination of vehiclcs or eQIHpment with multiple power IOU.fOell
$1.00 per hour sdd1tional) ... . ............... _......... ' ... 7.45
Fork LUt Driver . . .. . . ..... .................................. ..... 7 ..Jt)
Fuel Truck ..... ....... .. .......... . .......................................................... 8.68
Pipeline and Utihty Worlcin~t; Truck Driver includio( Wtoch T ruck, but
l.imJted to trucb applicable to (.upeli.oe and uwtty "<Wr\, wben~ a
composite crew is used .... -··········........ . ·-·--· ............... .. 0.83
Roa Carrier Driv~r-hi!lhway . .. . ... .. .......... ... .. . ....................... 7..20
TraHic-Control Pilot Car, elduding moving heavy equipment, pennlt lo.aJ . 8.50
Truck C reaser aod Tireman (.50t per hour additional when ..-ork!Ds on
tire slu$ abtlve 24 inches in wheel diam~ter) ..... . .. -................ 0.83
Truck Mounted Power Broom ............... . IJ..M
TnJck Repairman .. . . ..... -... 7.45 True~ Repalnnsn Helper ... .......... .. 8.75 True .. Repainnan-Weldn 7.515
Warehousemen nod Te.1mster ..... ·-..... . 8.-6
Warehouseman Clerk ................ , • . . 8..M
Water T ruck:
2 A1les . ..... ....... ... ...... 8.85
3 or JDOre A.1.lr:!ll ..... -......................................... 8.'711
Welder .... . ... .. ..... . ··-·--··· ........................... ·------···-····--···----·· 7.-i!li WiDch Truck Driver-12\o;t per hnur addit:kmal when openttaa ~r
wiDch, or siml1ar tpeeial attachmeots.
•t.c:fao~. all ~ -..... ""' -Uu~ 10 C.I.I.C. ·~·
UPDATED 1972 5UI-TRAOES HOUILY WAC:I IATIS OP
IUILOIHG AHD COHSTRUCTIOH TIIADIS IIHIOHS
2/1/'73
ASBES~ WORKERS
Gea'L Foremu .50 abo\'e J.M.
Forernu .!5 alloY• jOut"IMIJm&D
Albeltos Workas'a •.. , •..•.•..••..••.•••••••••••••• t.JO
H. l W .. &8 Peu .. 65 Sulnp .67 Oec.,.tta...l Haa Jn
ApprtoUct .045
10/1/72
BOILERKAJCER II BLACKSWJTH
Foremaa I.«< AN't. Foremu 8.20
Goo'L FontMA-Io bo aocollalod -... c._., a-. Boller_. 6 Bltlclt:lmllh •.•••••.•• 2 ••• , • , , ••••• , , • , • 7.•
B. • W. ,10 P-. 1.00 Vll<alloo .50 ~ ,01
5/1/'73
su:rt.Al'D
FoniDUI-S.IDM.IOiboftJ.M.
P-1-11-.'IJ-oJ,W. '••me 1J _. _. .. 1.00 .,.,_. I . .M..
~a ... vursr ••.••..•...•...••.•..•••••• .,_.
I.Ali'.M -..'111 V-.10 Tndo .. o•I•M
AJ(r...aw.IYI
IIII&S'fULC11 0 at I r•t) 1/lf'JI ,........ ......................... ·-......... -. ... ,_ ..
•
1/1111
UJ
1/l.M C.AUIT, LDIOLIIUII 610" 'l'qol LATU
C= I IMI! A loll Tile~ ... , , , , , .... , , , .. , . , .. t.lt
c ....... (Yao • ..It), .••••.•.••••••• , ••••••.....• 1. 'JII
....._. ,_,. (Yae • .It) ..••.••••.••••••.••.••••••• l.o5
IM•'srr A&l>ltelt.ar (Yae • .M)~ ••••••••.••..•.• , , • , • , . , T,ft
R. • w •• t'f ,., .2:1 Vacatkla .~ .tu riliiltiot .01
1/1/'11 BLECTRICWI
~'1 Fona:u lO.tl FortiDU t.ll
Se ftll'lmu l.to Collie-~-,_ 10 ..
Clb .. SpJtc« •.••.•.••....••••••.• , •• , .. 2 •••• , , ••• t ,ll
WlrtiDID • l.JDtmaa -T.ebDJ.ct.u -c.ua..1 WtU. , •.••••... l.to
H. 6 W, •• 5 p_,, . ?5 Alllll'tadct .OS MIBI' II
EmpAoyM Tr&1alDc .01
ELEVATOR Z/1/'73
Mtcbi.DJ.c ln chirp ......... , .. , ......•• , , • , •.. , , ... lO.ta
*"tchiAic •..•••.•.•••.• 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Helper •.••• , •••••..•••••• , • 2 ••••••• , ••• , ••••••• 1. 71
Probatlorary Ht.lper ••••••••.••••.•••• , •••••••• , .••. 4.14
H. 6 W •• :$45 Ptu, ..H Vaeatloa d tD I 1fl 6 fl 5 JJ"I or DOI'"e
Eauea-1 .Oil Voeotloo Stoiplet!IOttlal II roc. llrtr role 1o olipllle
employee
1/1/72 GLAZIER
Leadmu .35 above J.M. Seafl)kU.Dc .Z5 ~ J,M., Oter 'b Roor .50
Glulor. . . . • . . . ......•..•.•••.••. I.J7 (loe-. Voeallotl)
H. It W. .50 Pena:1 ,60 VacaUOD It HoUdaJ 111 (lDelwlrlcl la ..... )
ApprooHe .. hlp Trdsl .04 lllabiUIJ (l'oJ<boc:k l'r<>lo<lloo) ,05
D~~es Cbect orr t!J,
LATHER (ClnJice COUII!y orea) 1/5/'73 1/15/?S
FortmU 101 abot'e J.M. nte
Latbtl' . , ...... , ...... , ...... 2 • • 1.41 I. '15
H. II. w .. 60 Peas .• 75 Yaeatl.oo .50 Trade PromotioD .lZ
Apprentice .OS
WARBLE HELPERS til 6/1/'71 1/1/72
Marble He~& ••••••.•...••.••.••• 5.005 s.t5
lne~perleoeed Helper ••.•••••.• 2 •••••••••••••••••••• :S.60
Tile Ins • .245 Retirement .50 Vaeatloo .10 Dlabii.U)' .20
c hrlstmu Sutngs .20
PAINTERS
7/1/72 ?/1/'73 Forema.D 4 men or )tss .50 aboYe J.M.
Foreman 5 men or more .15 aboYe J .M. Add .!5 to I&Cb
BriiS.b .••...•••..•....•..•.••.•.•••••.•.• , •••••• 7,43
Bru.b., Swine stage .•••• 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7.88
lroa, Steel • Brldce ••.•••.•••••••.•.••.•.•.••.•..•• 7.88
lroa, Steel ' Bridge, SwtDc Stace ••••••..•••• , •.••.•...• 7.~
lroo., Steel' Bridge Spray •••••...•..•• , ••..•.•. , • , , .• 7,9S
Iron, Steel 6 Brldp Spray, Swtoc sta.p ........•.•••...... 8.18
SIJidblaster , ••.•• , , ••.•••..•....•••••.•••.••.••.• 7.51S
SIJidblaater, Swine St&ge •.•••••••••••••• , •••••••••••• 8.18
Pa.blter, Burner ...•.••.•.••..••..••• , •••. , •. , .••.. 7.4.S
Paperhancer .••...••..•..••.••.•...••.•••..•••..• '·"
Sbeet Rock Taper .. , , .. , ......... , .. , .. , .. , •. , •. , , , 7.93
Sbeet Roet (UsJ.ne Bu.ooker) ••..•••..•••• , , •• , .•.•. , , • 8.4S
Sheet Roet (Ustoc St:Jm Boz) , •••..•.• 2 •••••••••••••••• 8.41
Steeplejack Worker. , .....•..••• , . , •••••••.•••.•.••• 1.33
Journeyman Spray ••...••...•••• , ..•.••.•.•••• , .•.• '7.83
Journe,-man Spray, Swlnc Stap ••.•••.••• , •• , ••• , •• , .•.• 7.9S
Rlcrers CllmbUlt!: Steel , • , •••••..••••.••..•••.•...• , . 7.9S
Journeyman Brush, Cllrnbt.ng Steel •.•.•...•.••••....•••• 7.i3
Jotaneyman Spray, Cllmblng Steel •.••.•...••• , •• , •• ~ ••• a.u
H. 'W, .49 Pens •• « LUe Ins •. 10 Vac.atk:IQ .10 Mml.al.tratin .05
Appr .• 03 Dues Check ott .10 Seoior Member .OZ
SIGN PAINTERS (Commerel.al) 10/1/71 4/1/'71
L•dman (C oo.str .) ..••••...•••• 2 • • • 1207 a.sz
Jotaoeyman (Construeuoo) ••...•• , • • . • 5.1Z $.07
Journeyman (Sip PaJnter)., ...•....•• 7.6% 7.87
Helper (P:UDt '-Coostruetioo). . . . . . . . . . 5,6$ 5.90
Plctorlal Artilt . , . , . , , , ............ , , . , ..•.•...•.. 8,81
H. ' W . .20 Peas. fO VacaU.oD.-Up to 10 JI'S. 41, after 10 Jfl. lift,
aftw ZO yrs, 6.6, after Z1 yra. 1.11, &ftw t1 JI"J. 1.11, a1tw U Jl"t. '7.~. after z..t yrs. ~. a paid boUdaya
SIGN PAINTER (Commeretal Decorator) J/U /11 1/1'7/'TS
JOilt'oeymau ...............••....•• e.ao 7.10
E Helper .•• , •.. , , , .• , , , . , •.•..•.• , ••• , . , , , , • , •• , :l.OO
(pl .. "" "' J 11< Iocr-tborooftor) H. "-w . .20 Pens . .25 Vacattoa 3.1'ft
SIGN PAINTER (Out Door Adnrt:I.S1oc) 4/1/'73
Artist •..••.•..•......•••••.••.••.•••.•••••..••• 9.08
Sign Painter .• , , , • , , , , • , . , , • , •.. , .• , .••• , , •••. , •• 8.12
Helper .......... , ............. , .•.•. , .• , .. , . , .. I ,SZ
H. &: W . .1 5 Pens .. 40 8 p&Jd bolldaJa Vaeatioa (S.Sip PaiDtu-a
Commerelal)
PIPE TRAOE:s 7/1/'IZ
Plumber£~ Steam.ntter Geo'l. Foremaa WI croa J.M. rat.
Plumber & Steamfttter Foreman 101 abot't IJ'OU J,M. nte
P lumber -Steamntter -Lead Bu:rDer ••••••••••••• , • • • • • • a.u
H. '-W. 10'1. Pens. 16\ VaeaUoa Ul A~~~Jr..Uce l J .M. TniD~
lnC 1\ ot gross pa yr oll
10/1/72
Utility Ptpel1ne Foreman ................•....•.•..•.. 1.19
UUUty Pipeline Journeytn~.~~, •.•.• , ••• , , , , ....• , , , , , , • , 7.94
H. ' w. t (Jil. Pens. 18\ VacatJoa 101
7/1/72
lr rlpUoo &i Lawn Sprl..nklers .•••.••••.••••••• , , 2 ••••• , e. 75
Sewer &. stor m Dratn Plpelayer ••.•.••.•• , •• , •••..•••• , 5.15
H. ' w. t CJI'l, Pens. 16\ Vacatloa' HolldiJI 1ft ~ 6 Pro-
motloo 1\ Cootrs. Adm. I. Prom. 1\
i/1/'11
A IC ' RefripraUoo Gen'l, Forema.n ..••••••.•• , , • , , • , • , .IO.U
A/C ' Retrtpratton Fitter Fortman ••.•..••.• , •• , •• , •••• t.ta
A/C &i Refri~~;Watton Fitter .• , •. , •. , . , . , • , •••• , , •• , , •• 8,111:
H. 6 W .. 83 Peo.s. 1.30 Vaeat1oo 1.1$ ProiDOtioe ,01 Tniallll .1'7
PLASTERER 11'/'!S
Forema.n .50 above J.M.
Plasterer ......................•..•.....• , ..•... 7.4t5
H. I W, .53 Pens. 1.60 VaeaHoo .55 TndePromata..15
ApprenUce .07
PLASTER TENDER (Loboren) 11/1/'11
Pla.ter TeDder .••. , •..•..•• ,. 2 , •••••••••••• , •.••• 7.115
H. 'W .. 55 Pens. 1.55 VaeaUoo .&0
PITC H ROOF 'DAMP, WATERPROOF
(Pitcb Roof .50 tDra)
Forema.n 7.44 Sub-Foremaa 7.S4
1/15/72
JourotJm&D, ••••...•.•...•.....•••••••••••• , ••••. 7.ot
c laa c -Mea ••••..••.•••.•.•.••.•.••.•••••••••.•• 5..15
Temporary Rt_,, .. , .... , ......•. , •. , • , • , , , , , , , .••. f..JS
H. ' W. .35 Retlremeat .50 Vaeatb. .50 0.. C..a-o« ,15
Appreollcntll,p &: TnJDillc Fund .OZ$ Adm~ .041
SHEET METAL 7/1/'11
Foremu 111 abo'tt J.M. Gea 'l. Forem.u Ul Allan J.M.
s-llolal Worlror .•............••... Ul Ooc-v-)
H. I W. .89 P~nt. 1.05 lol'l. P .... 15 v--.... IGI Clllf'OU
PtJTOll Appr •• 015
TERRAZZO WORKERS HELPERS 7/1/'11
AU 8a.lt Mac blat Work •••••..••.•••• , •. , ••.• , •••••• .IM
Rt~r • Floor ll.ac:blDt Operaacw •••••••••••••••••• 2 ••• .J.tl
H. 4a W . .%5 Vac::atloD .10 P.u. ,to
TILE LATER Ill 1/1/'IJ
Foremu J-10 m• $2:.50 per 411 o.w J.M.
P'oremull ~or mort$5.00a1JaftJ.lll.
Tile ....,_ ................... , .. , .. , .. (loo-fnr.t)
II. 6 W, .US P ... .15 Vacatso. .10 TOr .. IPIIJE .11 ....
Emp~ p&JS tLS.OO per aatb *tl" wte ¢'1 M
nu: IIZLPER fll 1/1111 1/1111
Till .. .,_. , • • • , . . , • , • • , • • , , , , • • , ••• 1.111
C.a:llcl.. • •• • ............. ••' •• IM ...
"eUAIEEid ... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1..111 -.10 ~ ............... , ... Tile a.. .-(1..-..JlOIM) TIJe.,tl tM .11-'JSilJ•IIIfll tli.OO... ... DfaM..,. ~.... It r I .11
'
NB COUNCIL
ACTION··
It a ·r ,..,..Dill......,...,
u aa. lid 10 mll+r, De
~~~ -cq, ee-11 _lllo....,..._al
........... 'tttc.
• AJ'.&Il'niDT BAll pllu .,_.. ......,_ don to acllllt
·-...... "' ..... -lllo prapoeoo~ -, Umlt at a
clwoW.., IIIIIU por OCH.
• SBIIVI::& STATION _,
pormll al 11400 W. C.. HWJ.,
WHl Mewpc:rt. WU refObd at.
1« lllo E._ ......... left
tbe ltaUcG '"'""'o~MG.
• OIL CONTRACT b' JtU.
lA( erlllo oil -br • clt)'..owDid nu 1.1 WHt Nw-
port -olia)'od, ....... lht
price bJ aboat 415~ per bUret,
tlUII lacreutDc city lDoome
from tlle ,.u by more tblD
IS,OOO uollll!1.
• APPOINTED ll&rllllllU
Jobuoo, 5112 Rl'rer AYe., Welt
Newport, to tbt Part., Beacbe•
&Dd Reereanoa. CommlNlon.
replaclDI J"t Kupuet, Wbo
rosiCOod, ODd --Jad}' Tncy, 706 Bt.oa An., Eut
Blutt, to tbe eD.,lroomeotal
q~aUty eoatrol ctttr.ena• ad-
rtaory committee, replaclnc
MartaD Parts, wbo uked to
sene as lD a.lteroate member.
• EMERGENCY power was
ctvea to tbe mi.JOI' to deal wttb
emerpocles slmllar to the re-
cent tone-au scare.
• DEVELOPMENT lltaDd-
a.rdJ committee report wu re-
ce1Yed, committee members
were praiaa:l for their work,
a.od the rlfi)OI't. aJoac wttb mi.D-
ortty opiDJ.oas, wu forwarded
to tbe Plann1n.a Commlasloo..
Tbe out Cotmell meet~nc la
alated tor 7:30 p.m. Oct. 9.
USC CHAf'LAIH WILL
SPEAK TO TROJAHS
USC Cbaplala AIYID S. Rwtl-
stll wtllll*.kata bruocb meet-
lDg o1 Tro)ln Gulkt ot Orance
Cotdy at 10 a.m. Tharsday,
October .C. at tbe Mesa Verde
Country Cl~. Costa Mesa.
Dr. Rdstu bas se"ed as
the Latben.D Campu.s putor
at 1.SC &.Dd at Cl.lUornla State
College at Los A.u.ples since
196Z. lD 1989, he became un1-
Yers1ty cbapl&t.n &D4 as80Clate
prole1801' ot rellctoo.
Nn members to the Trojan
Gulld wtll be lntrodueed by
President Jot.D AnderSOil. Tbey
are Mmes. Patrick Cleary, WI I-
ento Oode:r, Donald Gilchrist,
Cba.rlta Grlften, Harry HoYer,
Hayden Macurda.. Humpllrey
Murpb:J, WllUam Perreo, Rich-
ard ll!.~, Paul SaJata, Roa-
• ., Tbolmpooo, Dona'l'\ocw, Dr.
Mary Xrwae, aDd Miss Ilrocu:8
Mar lb.
Phennacy Phlcts
Despite all the ftaor about druc &buN, ota
major addiction problem Is still alcobollsm.
Too many teenagers are already ctrlnklnc lm~
moderately aod studies lnc:IJ.cat• that tbeH 'rill
be the alcobollcs ot tomorrow.
The lnllueoce of the family aDd family aW-
tudes are most tmportaot 1.o determlnlnc wbetber
or not a teenager will turn to aleobol. StanJ•
show that tbe teenap drtnker comes from a
famtly with a permissive attltOOe toward the
chtld's general behaY:Ior as well as toward
alcohol, has oo religious amllatloo and does
oot atteDd any church.
There Is no ft.ner prescrlpUon seutce tha.n
ours. We also offer well-croomed meo u out-
staodlng sleectton of floe mea 's toiletries lD-
chK!tng Brlttsh Sterling, Royal Pub, Arden tor
Men, Ztunle and many other leadlnc br&Dd.l .
U it's to be a gtft, we'll gUt wrap for you, FREEl
• • •
HANDY HINT: CeUopha.De tape strlpa placed
over labels oo medicine bottles w111 keep dlrec-
Uons etc, clear and IDI.Smudged.
-642·2991
SELLER SAVES
SfMOHIY'fS
BUYER SAV!S
IT DOESN'T TAKE BIG MONEY
TO MAKE REAL MONEY!
Only a Passbook Account does all this-
Your fioJVing~ conn more mC"Inl'Y than ever before.
Your rum.J.., arl' m.-.tantly available No wit hdrawal pe-nalties.
Yllu c;arn m\lrc 1ntcrc!il than :11 a bank. No Kik money,
No restrict inn" on dt:~JSII~ -the~~ w ay to build savings.
PLUS: A new l>Crvicc fro m Laguna Fede ral Savings
fo r our LEISUR E T IME SAVE RS.
Ask you r bra nch manager for dctaiho. It's great!
For h•aher yield:", take advantnge of new high rates on S 1,000
to S 10.000 guaranlcl·d income Savings Certificates.•
INTEREST ON ALL ACCOUNTS COMPOUNDED DAILY,
PAID QU ARTERLY.
•tnlc:rnl l)ayal'ltc: only 111 current Paubook r11te on nrly withdrawal•
plu1 90 dar• inlc:rat forfeiture:.
HOMEOFFtc£: 260~Awnue. LAiuM lhdl.Calif~ tl"l,.ft+7J41
LAD l!l...SfNa..E SAN CU.MeNTB LAOUNA NIOUEL
aw ... o,.,.....A.... 60t~mc.n..r.oa..t JM~..,.._.
LAGUNA HJU.S. 24031 C.U.. Lt ,......
Cameo Shores ·View
Oce&nalde --pr1vate beach. La.rre lot wttb bel.ati-
tul prden. Spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bltb borne wttb
pa.rqllet noon and beamed cellinr. Best baJ ID
this exelusln area. $115,000.
• '-"-9060 * 2161 Sn Joaquin Hllh • 644-1766
I
f' I ·" COlliN -MAITIN INC.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Carmel model, with valley view. 3 Bdrms ..
dimng rm .. famil y nn. Manv extras built into
this adult occupied nome :· it is better than
new~ Call for app't. to view. $72.500.
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
NEW CUSTOM DUPLEXES
Expect real Mexican tile enlries, the lavish
use of Northern redwood., large balconies to
e~joy Ute view. These duplexes are one of a
k..ind. custom built & designed for those who
want to be different ... ocean view avail·
able. C.1ll our oHit'e for full deLail s!
NEW USTING-CdM
Nice 3 lxlrm. hom e with bat:helor unit to
help pay the co::..ls of ownership. Offered at
only S73.500.
Call US· for your rool .... ~ nooda -WE
hava lob ol good lhlnp 1o tall :t"" """"''
Nsa,..I•C.....tiiiM.r·C....MMA
CoRBIN-MARTINl
CURT DOSH
REAL TO~
NOTlCE OF PUBIJC HEARING
s
Fl re-Cias s-Can tents
Vandalls~n ~ Theft
CALL US TODAY
FOR A QUOTE
Nottce Is hereby gfun that
the Planllinc Commlutou ot
the City of Newport Belich w111
bold a plt!Uc bearJngoa Ameocl-
meot No. 395 l.nJtiated by tbe
City of Newport Beach to coo-
sh1er a.a ameDdmeot to Title
20 of tbe Newport Beach Mtml-
clpal Code by amendinrChaptez
20.51 entitled "Planned Com-
munity District."
Notice ts henby turtber c:t•eo
that sa.ld ptmUc hearlD( YIU be
held oo the 18th day ofOctobH,
1973, at tbe bour of 7:30p.m.LD
tbe Co~mell Ct.mbera of tbe
NeW'J)Ort Beach City Hall, at
which Ume 1.00 place a.ay lDd aU
persons lnterested may appear
ud be heard tbereoo.
R
ofu.J..M
PUST16E WATERFRONT HOt.IES
-IIY APPOINTMaNT
Linda hlo W ... rfrant
Custom 4-bdnn., 4~ bath home on lagoon. FuJih equipped i1land kitchen, waterfront
Cam Jy room, billiard room . . . . . . $245,000
Lm.t. hi• W'1hrfront
Lovely 4 bdrm., 41h ba. home with. swim-
ming pool, pier &:: slip, panoram¥: view o(
malA channel. Lge. family rm. w/space (or
bill~rd.s &: family dining. Waterfront formal
dinmg & living rm. . ........... ng(I,OOO
for Complete lnformttion
On All -& Lab, PI"'" Call:
BILl,. GRUNDY, Realtor
lalftniden llda. •• Lind• 1st.
341 BAYSIDE i>R.. SUITE I, N.S. 67W161 ..................
Live on the Bayfronl
FINANCING NO PROBLEM -Vacant now
-move right in. Gorgeous view of bay,
opposite harbor entrance, pier & slip for
large boat plus sandy beach. $175,000.
Offtce open Sotvrday ond S~tnday
PETE BARRm REALTY
, ......... Or .. ....
60GIO
••••••••••••••••••• MLS SALEs R.EPORT
Sales through the Multiple Listing
Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa BOa.ra "'0! "'Realtors totalled
$115.2 mlllion in the first 8 months
of 1973. THIS IS A 16% INCREASE
OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 19721
3,364' 'O'ew ' 'ftBttniS were proeesse\1, of ·wftidi:·~~·:WBflii: SOUlh'lll% "iii'
the sales were cooperative.
List your property with a realtor.
•t••••••t•r·•~'''J I I
BiiiiiPLE
BBAL BBTATJI:
... POR fNTE!Rf!STED
PROPESSfONAL
CONSIDERATfON
.fEE
1------·----·------------· FOR RENT
NEARLY oeY COM p.rage
apartment, ua.ilable Oct. 15.
Two bedrooms, 2 baths, ftre-
place, $275 per mooth. Year
lease. Lois Vogt!l Realtor,
548-93-46.
1972
MOBILE HOME
24' .1 60', all adolf. park, a1J'
coodittooed, ~C>~Hded carpets •
Assume balaoce of SI2,ZOO.
JOSEPH ROSENER, JR., !SEMPLE REAL ESTATE
Owner wt.U make sacrlftce In
eqtdty. See it to appreciate.
Call 558-27-ll or 646 -9742.
Secretary, PlanlliD.e Com-mission. City or NP'J)Ort 2515 E. Co oat Hwy.,
Beach, CaUt. Co,.,fto 4•1 Mor
PubUSII ' Oct, f. 1973, ID tl>e 675-2101
---------~ Newport Harbor Easlp,
MOBILE HOME, 1973 Goldm
Crest, M-24 root, unnc-
d!Dlnr room, fllmlly room,
PORSCHE ROADSTER, Coo-
cotiJ'a, 1961 SIC)et 90. Pbooe
673-9173.
2 bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths. 1----------
Customl..&ed aDd landsclped outboard motor bneketl
lD loftly HUDtinrton Harbour -~ m-aoa. cturable, IJJOdlsed
ar• put. Call 848-8893. alomlDum wttb teat block --
Ct.I1'TOM BUlL T HOME ooeot-a.U slH tats. Cost $7'5 •eh. Will seU tor $30 •cb. Ca.U Del kit, Costa Mesa back
FOR IEI'IT
DUPLEX UN1TS (wiDter l •trt
mceiJ turntsbed. TbrN bed-bay area., 4 bedrooms a.od , __ s""_· m_s_alt_er_s_p_.m_. __
I batha ..,sta.trs, Uvinrroom,
41Atoc room, ldtcben, flmUy
room, deo aDd bath dow'D
llt&lra. Lots of cloAt CJI.Ce,
lUll me• ear prace, 1
ecwered patios, 4 citra
tree., WoodlaDd school dt.t.
,87,500, owner, 548-47!! or
511-0MO.
MISCELLANEOUS room -"· $2'J'.l mo. Two
eMUIIeAL POll JALI
IWtl ROOIII.I.LE
FaD --on antrlllc """ ......... _ "' -
-ud :::: ...... """ .. _ c.c GftldJIIDO-..... -... ~ ..
nol I I w. T-IIK-40
Or ....... ~~--· Law-., .... --. NCo $1,100,
-..... 1,1110; --.::IKIDT MUll: CO,
, .......... ., -LGww7
1111'1 .......... --.&ol.ltlt '
bedroom lower, $2!5 mo.
J)()ftOTtfY NA.Pm INTERifES · Watt to b&J IDd ocean. Mlillta
(II, ... wttb w. u.s ..... )
1
__ .. _po~a. __ c_111_84_7_·8_880_· __
411 RIYerlide Att., N'""P'P't BAY VIEW, bnad on S-ltory Betcb. Pboat SU..9?91 or ._,., ID4AIII at Ml-1191 • oo Pealuula,Inttrcom,elee-
trlc PJ'&It~.bullt-lns,
LEGAL SECRBTART, llllddlo-llap -0. •at bar. $550
acod ...., oo elllldr•,. pota, 1-;-:;:.,...;;---;:::' MS-::;;;;a;:m:;:-. -:::=
-lo 11ft .. """ IDol< I. -,... -llld poll ARROWHEAD, -
wiiiiiJOOinl_._.. ....... -1• ----rtllll~ PJa. call ...... 11. IIUe UIZ ta.
140 -· -Sft.lal,. ,.,.. __
LIGAL MOTICI
FJCTmOtE BlSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe followlng persoo tsdoln&
bualness as: Tumble'treedJ.mc-
t1oo., 23'104 El Toro Rd., El
Toro, CaUl. 92630: Randolph
U:l)fl'Ui: Molho, 1706 Hann Pl.,
Newport Beach., CaUl. IJZMO.
This bua:lness Is cooducted
by an lDdlnd-.1.
Stped: Randotph Uorrtt
Uolho.
This statement ns ftled wttb
tbe Comty Clerk of C>ruct
Cocmty ca Oct. 1, 1973, WU-
U&m E. St Jotm, COfmtJ clerk,
by Tberesa W:. Ward, _.,,
Pablltb: October 4, 11, 18,
Z5, 197S, 1.D tbe Newport Harl:loi-
EGGp. F -Z8SIZ
' -• • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • 0
...... port Bead~ Ballloa
Balboa Island Costa Meso
Lido Isle Coronq del Mar
4515 TREMONT
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
Exeluatn Cam.o Sborea 5 bedroom, tamtly room
home.
Pooil View! Prtn.te beaches. Quick po .. eal'llonl
O.oer may carry ftrst TD 1ritb aublllaott.aJ down II
Asking $124,500
••••
WE HAVE VARIOUS DUPLEXES TO
CHOOSE FROM, RAHGIHG FROM
S78,SOO TO $129.500
••••
SEE l.S --FOR RENTALS II I
DO If Y. l'RJ\XlO..IX Rt.nrox
MACNAB
IRVINE ______ ... __
FINER HOMES
IT 'S BRIGHT IN NEWPORT BEACH
View or Newport Harbor & surrounding
area from 2 le\'els. LR W'fLreplacc. ~I BP..
wl £i replace & balcony 4 BRs. 31 • bath~.
POOL Sl25.000 VK" Stin~on 642 -8235
(M241
SUPERB VIEW-NEWPORT BEACH
11711,500. Absolutely gorgeous 3 BR + r~R
home tastefuHy <tecarated tn hghl ·eolon.
B~ ., Qeeaft "iew. Walter Kil\~ 644--6l0. lOT acth\·Jlfnffyi'IJ 'VIEW'"' ..t ·BRYf"R., ......
IM331
COUNTRY ENGliSH MANOR
f'•ncsl \'lew homE.> m exClusive Dover
Shores 13 spacious room~. coun-yard
pool. beautiful grounds Harriet Perry
1142-8235 . I M51 )
[Irvine!, · --"· 1 I
..... DrtM .... UII
IMIDT'J .. IUIIM
* BOYD REALTORS PR£SOOS *
THE BEST IN THE BLUFFS
Vacant ud ready to cot Near COM High SchOol.
Tbree bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths. SIIDJl.Y Kitchell IDd
aeeluded patio, Mar pools, tennis, and s~.
150,000.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
ldnt oommUiltty for a YOWl& f.amllJ -· eeboot.
pool&, Ud P' .. ar•s. WeU cleslped P~.
S btclrooma. 2-l/2 batDI, dlnJ.Ar room, brMtfUt
ua ud fluntlJ room. $71,000,
(OWlfER MAY CONSIDER A LEASE OPTION II II)
---------•
COMPARE THESE PRICES
EAST BLUFF
TlDIEE 'BEOROOYS AlfO FAMILY ROOM
-OR-
fOUR BEDROOMS AND FAMILY R.OOM
YOUR CHOICE
$69,500 ••• CORONA DEL MAR
TWO UNITS SOUTH OF lUGIIWAT
$68,500 '.
"You'll be glad tomorrow that you bought real eaate todl.)'."
ROY R. McCARDLE
REALTOR
54&-7729
llel~l• S4111kt Sloce 190
"SUNSHINE FRESH"
OPPORTUNITY\ Deli¢1Uul 4 bedroom, 2 t.th
c harmer. Two t\.replaces, bmlly room, hl.l(1! boou
room (ideal for 5th bedroom), Bullt-lrui plu: bl&
fenced yard. Bayrrest bargain at $57,500, Try \ow
down1
"SEASHORE CHALET"
Hlgtl dramatic ceilings accentuate ttlls 3 btdroom.
2 bath charmer! Sweeping ocean view from most
rooms. This almost new home fe&tlB' .. a c~ny fa.m.-
1\y room, modern ldtchen, Mexican brick floora plu
loR den or 4th bedroom. You must see thla alump-
stooe and wood retreat\ Just released at $108,ood.
Low down or your trade ! !
Grubb & Ellis
2863 E. Coast Hwy.
,., .... " eoron·11et"tlw .,
675-7080
••••••••••••••••••
NEW EXCLUSIVE
LARGE PATIO -COIIPLETE PRIVACY
CUSTOII BUILT HOllE-CORWER LOT
EXCELLENT LOCATION
5 BEDROOMS -5 8A THS
BY APPOINT,. EN T O>ILY
$164,500
PANORAMIC OCEAN
&BAY YEW ---c-......... -5 .. .... 11 ............. , a ........ .. _..__r ______ _
--·---· .. --... ---..a to WID '*I It c:.D .. -... to ....
.. 1111
' . -
•IT -W'SftiSBT· • ,_ -.i.f BOlD 0' Tuuif c8181:8, 100 lit. Aa-nDQ, 1411 L c-lhl7 .. _.. Rood, c1111 aa-__ ~ del .._ ·-A IIIIo World Wl4o oomm-.UI bo
---lllolldlauwiU e t ·-ud be ,.... at tbl t:415 a.a. a.. eaWnt.td at tbe • ·-<IOJ---WU-lla.a. -~-.Dr. "·-Xrooll will .;....,.1,0011_ Cbarlal Dt..nold will~ ~ .. ''SiumbiiJIIblock "" --m..SOO NI'Ytct It 11 a.m. Tbl ,...,.... •• n.eou wtU bOld
tYtDiac llll'Tle• ta. at I p.m. P oftM ."ott opea boose IJl tbetr • GRACE BIBLE CHURCH, 1 c 585 w lith st. com .... bomtl frOf 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ~ no~s TJree 15 Cbureb orli:UUt Tom Leooard
-· ... _ 8 . .-.. Bible will present a eoocertaUp.m., coatiDJI•r IWii -.. with ba.rp rtollo ud Ylcal m.Hes --oa PbllJA>l&na at lolsta ' SOD o1 Ur. uc1 Mr1. Gtorp R,
10 ._111, mt oo James at 7 p.m. 10 • THE CENTRAL BIBLE Kaipt ol U59MarNlUM, eo.-
• PLDIOUTR CONGREGA-CHURCH z3rd St at 0ranp ta Mea, bu cnchatld from
TlONAL CHURCH, S242 ~ Me. Co:U Mesa ~ .. Follow'lng recruit tra1.DID& at the Naftl
Street, Newport Helgbts --the t'o :SO a.m. commllllioo eer-Tra.1n1DC Center, Su Dlqo.
commlD!Do serrice -1Ubecoo.-•Ice this SIDky, tbere wtll be
daeted at 10 a.m. S~J by a p-otld)l'eak.lD& ceremoa.y tor
tbe Re'f' • Ben Frase · The the new sanctaa.ry. Tbe e•entnc
9 a.m. Bible class is being serYice wtll begin at the oe1r
taqbt by Dr· Charles Mooroe, bour of 6·30 and Pastor Robert
dean of students at Soutllera Bengstoo ·wlh continue bis ser-
Callforul.a College, Costa Mesa, tes 011 the secood coming ot
aDd CCK&S~llor at Melodyland Christ
C brtsUan Ceoter. He is Navy ,.. THE NEWPORT HARBOR
nteran of WorJd War II, ser-C HURCH OF RELIGIOtE SCI-
tng as radioman and JWllllllr 00 ENCE 541 Center st Costa
a tCJrr'l)8do plane off the carrier Mesa ~-Beginning this 'Sunday,
U. S, S, Enterprise. the morning servtce wlll be at • Tbe Newport Beach con-J f J bO h's Wit 11 a.m. Tile Rev. Eleanor act-cregation o e va -son wtu preach on "Accepting
nesses w111 be hOsts Oct. 13 your divinity." A rummage sale
and 14 for a Bible semlnar will be heki at 10:30 a.m. Oct.
at tDe Assembly Hall In Norco, 13 Th will be a potluck
CaW. Presiding overseer Is suj,p.r ~ethe church at '7 p.m.
Don Harris of the local con-S t da Oct ZO followed by a ur y, • ,
greptton. a talent show.
TROJAN GUILD PLANS FDIC APPROVAL GIVEN
PROGRESSIVE DIHHER Bank ot Newport prestdeot Ronald L. Rodgers announces
A CO\mtry fair w11l be the that Federal Deposit Insurance
theme of the progressive din-Corporatioo approval has been
ner to be given Oct. 6 by the received for the new Corona
Trojan Guild of Oran~ County. del Mar otnce.
Members and tDetr husbands The Bank of Newport recent-
will start w1th cocktails at the ly acquired the Newport Harbor
home of Mr · and Mrs. Roger Chamber of Commerce building
Blanchard 1n Newport Beach. at 2166 E. Coast Hwy,, and Is
A barbecue dinner at !'fr · and now m the process of ma)or
Mrs. Kenneth Holla.nd s home renovation ot that structure
will be followed by dancillg The grand opening of the ne,;
and home-made tee cream at branch Is scheduled tor Nov. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Donell's. 15 All the hOmes are ln the West -·
bluff area of Newport Beach. AUTO SHOW UNDER WAY
Mrs. Larry Robinson, chair-New altomoblles a.re ln the
man of the eveot, Is assisted spotllgbt at the loth annual
by Mmes. James Ferrell, Doo-Oran~ County tnternatto112l
aid Fullerton, Thomas Me-auto show ln the Anaheim con-
Mahan, Robert Mlsen and Whit -ventton center.
ney Wolle. The sllOW, featuring m::II'e
Tbe president this year ls than 30 mates of domestic and
Mrs. Frank Anderson. foreign cars from 7 countries, wm run through Oct. 10, UDder
BOYS CHORUS TO SING the sponsorship of the Motor
Father Richard Coughlln's Car Dealers Ac;sn. of Orange
Boys Chorus wtll sing at the County.
Fiesta de Costa Mesa at 1:30 Free entertainment Is pro-
p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14. The boys vlded throulbOut the 1ti:JW bJ
range in age from 8 to 14 and strolling muslclans. SOOw !lours
are from Costa Mesa, Newport are 5 to 11 p.m. weekdays
Beach, Santa Ana and Anaheim. and noon to 11 p.m. Saturday
They practlceafter schooltwlce and noon to 10 p.m. Swtday,
a week at St. John's School ill FASHIONS AND TEA
Costa Mesa. Fall fashions will be shown
at Las Marineras t.ashion tea
PRE-OPEHINC BENEFIT Oct. 10 at the home of Mrs.
0:-ange County Alpha Chi John Stollstelmoer In WestclUf,
Omega Alumnae are planning Mrs. LaWTen ,.;e Klttle, pres!.
a pre-opening benefit for 7 dent, wtll greet guests.
p.m. FridaY, Oct. 12, at the Champagne wlll be served
new Magic Pan restaurant In and there will be door prizes.
South Coast Plaza, Costa Mesa. Proceeds wtll help si.C)pOrt
Proceeds wtll benent the Alpha Family Sen1ce Association of
Chi Omega -::oileglate chapter Orange County.
at Cal State University of Ful-Chairmen tor the event are
lerton. Mrs. John Stollstelmer, vice-
------------------president, and Mrs. Peter F,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Hoffman Jr., socl.al chairman.
-----------------·ART MUSEUM DINNER ASSUME VA LOAN, North
Tustin pool home with 4 bed-The sales and rental councU
rooms, 3-1/2 baths, tamlly of the Newport Harbor Art Mu-
room and formal dining room. seum will have dinner tbls sat -
Walking distance to Foothill urday, Oct. 6, at the home of
high school. Professionally Mr. and Mrs. George Jef'trtes.
decorated throughout. Fur-The Council operates the mu-
nlshlngs may be purchased. seum Shop, located In the New-
NO REALTORS , Phone: 544-port Harbor Art Museum, 2211
3455• W. Balboa Blvd., Central New-
TH ENE IS H.i.PPIIIESS
Tbeme ol tbe Farman !D.
suraoce ~ nou 1D tbe 815tb
amual Puldeoa Touroament
of Rosel puadt w111 be "T•
at tlle Rita," accordloe to Tuck
and Pete Rabbitt, aputa for tbe
company 1n Costa Mesa.. Tbe
theme 1s in teeptac wttb tbe
Tournament's theme ot"flappt-
ness Is ••• "
Tbe coatest to select tbe
queen for tbe float 11 open to
unmarried women ace 18
throup 25. Tbe winDer will
receiYe a.D all-eJpeue-paid
trip to Pasadena aDd Hollywood
to tate part ln lbe puade.
Entry blanks are available at
tbe Rabbitt oftlce of Farmers
lnSlU"&DCe Gro141. Tbe contest
c loses at mldnlebt, Oct. 15.
AARP LEADER DIES
LeWis J. Whitmore, presi-
dent of Newport Beacb Cblpter
121 of the Amerlc&D Asaoc:1a-
Uon of Retired Per8008, died
Sept. 18 at h1s bOme, 1845
Monrovia be,, Costa Mesa.
Servtces were beld Sept. 22
at Westcl11f Mortuary Cblpel.
with Dr . v. Gottuso omctatt.nc.
Vlce-Pres1d811t stella Marts
conducted a brief servtee ln
memory of Mr. Wh.ttmoreittbe
monthly AARP meeting at 1
p.m. Thursday, Sept. 2'7, at the
Newport Harbor Lutberan
Church.
QUINTET WILL PLAY
The Harbor VIew Hills com-
m tttee of the Orange Coi.Dty
Philharmonic Society wtU be
entertaiDed bJ a woodwind qU-
Iet from CallfornJa State Uni-
versity, Fullerton, at the Oct.
16 meeting. Mrs. Robert C.
McLean of 957Sandcastle Orin
will welcome members and
guests at the 10 a.m. meet!Dg.
Coffee will be Hntd &t 9:S0
a.m.
Co-hostesses are Mrs. Gor-
don P. Lang and Mrs. Donald
Yahn.
WATER POLO STRING ENDS
Long Beach City College
snaPPed Oratl(tCOI.SICollep's
27 -game water Jl(llo w1nnlnc
streak last week, lmockln& off
the PLrates 7-3 ln tbe OC:C
pool. .
Long Beach Jumped off to an
early 2-0leadandDeVft'tralled.
Eric Lund, Mike Yarwood and
Doug Frantom scored goals for
the Bucs, defeoding state
champs.
'STAY ON THE BEAM'
Eugene Di!pold Tyc of San
Diego wUI lecture oc "Stay
on the beam" at the First
Ch urch of Christ, Scientist,
3303 Via Lido, Newport Beach.
at 8 p.m. Ttaesday, October 9.
During World War U he serYed
in the U, S. lnbntry and mJl-
ttary tntelllgence, He retired
trom business 1n 1957 to etn
full Ume to the heallng mln1stry
of Christian Science.
ONTH BOOB TUBE
Well, the boob tube prosecutors are at lt again, They couldn't
beat the Champ (President Nlllon) to h18 knees, so they're
going to pick on the No. 2 man now. Some small-time politicians
in Maryland needed help to get out of a jam they'd gotten
themselves into and decided to ask the vice-president, whom
they knew when he served in local office there, to ball them
out. When he refused, they decided to drag his good name into
their mess. How do you smear anybody's name nowadays? Why,
Just talk to a TV newsman. Those guys are ready to sling mud
at the drop of a big name.
Let's be sensible about this. U Spiro Agnew was involved,
many years ago, in some kind of wrong doing, do you honestly
think his opposition would have let him get elected and RE-
ELECTED as vice-president without bringing it up? Of course
not, This is nothing but another political smear and the TV
clowns are handling it as another of their typical kangaroo
court proceedings.
The man has offered to let the House of Representatives,
which is controlled by the Democrats, investigate him and
decide what to do. They have said no. Why? Because the Demo-
crats know they can't turn up the evidence, so they'd rather
let Mr. Agnew stew in the small-time Maryland political
cauldron and, at the same time, let the TV buzzards keep
circling over him.
Evidently, this whole
donations in Maryland.
somebody's vote.
thing goes back to some campaign
Somebody, supposedly, tried to buy
Big deal. I can remember Just a few months ago, when a
presidential candidate from the other party tried to buy every
vote in the United States by offering everybody $1,000 of tax-
payers' money.
The only guy worse than a person who accepts a bribe is
the guy who offers it. He is the crook who tries to stuff the
bad apples into the American barrel.
Don't listen to the petty politicos who have gotten themselves
in hot water and want to find a way out by implicating a fine
man. And don't listen to the boob tube prosecutors. Wait for
the truth. Let's don't turn into a country ruled by mobs that
are incited by television.
Be American. Buy American. Ask for American merchandise.
Keep Americans See you at the store.
) AL FORGIT
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IH.UE WITH YOU Till EFfORTS 8ElNG UERTED TO Ill-OR BIACH l'fECESSITlES, YOU WILL FlJro YOllt IIIOM&IfTI
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