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Home My WebLink About1973-11-08 - Newport Harbor EnsignNEWPORT BEACH 10~ ntt! OHL.T MIWWIII!I ,..liiTI:P MtD "*-tVtfD IH Mhi"'OtT M,.O. ·THE ~EWPORT HAR80R THI OP'riClAL MIWIP'AI'I. OP' THI CITY OP' MIWP'OIT IIACH 10~ COSTA M£SA COROHA A loog-awaltod !loa! reoort • SIX-LANE H!G:HWAY 1oori!11 oa a long-range tnmc plan of Newport Shores, llnt1ng the tor NI'WJ)OI1 Beach will be pre-end ol Newport Freeway 1rlth seDted U.ooday totheC!tyCoun-t~ Coast Hwy, at the Santa ell. Ana River. Tbe pla.n is being kept under • UNIVERSITY DRIVE ex- wraps at City Hall UDtll the tension, as a 4-lane 41rlded Council has bad a chance to look primary road through the Back at lt, but Jt Is belleved that Bay area. the plan, drawn ~by the Alan The Voorbees COfl'IPUY made Voorhees consulting firm, fol-the tratftc study tn 3 pba..Ses, lows a oehrork identitled ln stutillg with a study of tra.mc earller reports as the "8-C problems and public attitudes, Plan." then developing Uternatin The 8-C plan, ooe of sev-solutions, and D.nally, 1D pbue eral alternatives UDder study 3, recommending which alter- tor several months, calls for : nate network should be adapted. " CORONA DEL MAR FREE -The City Council is e~ WAY to be routed do11m Bonita to accept the completed study Canyon and llniing ~ wtth Coast Monday nigbt and forward U to Hwy. between Corona del Mar the Planning Comml..ss1oo, and Lagma Beach. wtrlch .-til begin hoidlng pltlllc • FIFTH A VENUE CORRI-hearings on the plan oo either '•THE MlRACLE WORKER,'' William Gibson's play about the early Ute of Hell!ll Keller, wtll be presented at New4 port Harbor bigh school at 8 p.m. NoY. 29, Nov. 30 and Dec. I. Students 1D the cast tnc!Udl!, trom left, Amy Lloyd as Helen Keller, wOO at toe age of 6 months was left deaf, bllDd and dumb b} a serious lllnesa; Sue Deverlch In the Finale for rainmaker role of Kate and Lauren Mitchell as Annie SuiUvan, an Bill PayDe would Uke to 110 lrlsb girl from Boston, who was Helen's teacher. The coo-otj ln a shower of glory u ruct or tbe play revolves arotmd AnDie's attempts to one ot the world's P'eat n.1D- commLZD.Icate with Hl!len, whO has beefl spoiled by her maker s. parents' pity, The cast also Includes John Jaenicke, Craig Mr. Payne, who bas beeD. an. Harvey, Pam Fran.kUo, Moolca Myers, Susan Kltchens, Orange Coast Collep art pro- Bruce Kale, Jeann.te Trant, Phil Ph.llllps, Bob Hulse, fessor since 1949, will belen- Robert Freitag, Cb.ris Stpple, Gail Wayne, June Gorman, mg the te.a chlng profession ln Lisa Sloan, Tamml Meehan, Dorothy Yee and Cathy Wat-J une. The pre-ColumbiaD pot- ers. The production Is under the direction of Thomas tuy expert plans to eod hi& Bradac, drama Instructor and Harbor High . rain making career Thursday, Prop 1 Swamped 'o~~~;;., cooducted his ro.ID • ~ ::it::l;~e !!eO::~~m~ HALLOWEEN TREATS were pu58d out by Newport Beach poUceman Don Cots to those youn&sters on Lldo Isle oa Ha.Uoweeo o.tgbt, as the local pollee agaln carried out thelr popular "don.'t trick, we'll treat'• progTam. Pollee cruisers toured the city wtth goodies as a p~llc relations psture aDd to belp keep down the Loc1deoce or dangerous Halloween trlck.s. (Bob Harke phOto.) DOR thr ....... c d 1 M 1 Nov. Z2 or Nov. 29. The traltlc Owe.. orooa e ar s plan wUI become an element Ignored by the B-C plan, leaving of the ctty general development determlnation of what to do plan which Is s~sed to be about a possible Coast Hwy. by. co~leted by the ead of the pass ~ to ctty pl:mners and tbe year City Council. After the Planning Commls- but We 're for ··t ~~:."~,': ~~:!~ ·~~.~~'= dug up a number ·of years aro ..,Wle ucavatlng at an arcbae- Newport Beach bock.ed the • 1907 Port Cardiff Pl., Har -ologial site In the Ouaca statewide voting trend Tuesday bor View Homes --Z89yes, 166 Valley In southern Me:Deo. to give overwhelming 5\W)rt no. Called Cocljo by the Zapotec to Proposition 1, the tax Uml-• NeYpOrt elementary sr!'lool Indians who created him tbe Open space bonds issued Costa Mesa City Council Mooday nlgbi' • ADOPTED 'an ordlliwce changing zoning o1 a tract west of Newport Freeway, south of Paularino Ave. aDd oortb of Baker St. trom R2-CP to R3- CP, • DENIED a reqoest to di- Yide Z lots into 4 at 421 E. 20ih st. • APPROVED aD acreement wtlb COUi Commllllt7 Collep dUtrtct lor b&DcbU coart coo-atftt.tlellttJee;-• -~~ • ·-Ill-toldfiiC .. -· 1uWic iho $1.9 mlllloo Ill -. _.. .. by Yoters 1n Stptember b opera space acqutsiUon, aad directed the city clerk to ~Usb a notice lnY1Ung propoals tor , .. -.. • RETURNED to tbe Pla.n- niDC Commiulon an appeal by Paul Arnold trom an earlier commission deelllloo requiring removal of Jtmk cara at 2645 Santa ADa An. • ANNEXED seYeral blocb 1D tbe Canyoo Dr. area oo the city's westera edp, lo accor- dance wltb recent Local Agency FormaUoo Commlsaloo action. • DISCUSSED f\Ddlng plana tor tbe city's redenlopmeot apocy. DOLPHINS PLAN YULETIDE JOY Nov. 25 is tbe deadUne for entering the 6tb RMllll boliday luocbeoo aud centerpiece coo- test &o be beld Dec. 5 at tbe Newporter Inn. Tbe CODtest IS spODIOUd b)' tbe Woma~~•s DI.YisJoa ot the Newport B&rbor Chamber of Commerce. Social clubs, or- pnlsaUoos and basiDtss rJ' ms are eUCible to enter. This ,.,... tbemt wUl be ••Joys ot Cbrtamu,•• wftbcol- or, oompo.itloo ud qmmltrJ opociflod .. JudciDi <:rllorla. Besides tbeme tl!:trt.,. compe- twoa wW !Delatte eld.ldreo't. 111-toool. 1loaderallod, ... morous aDd reUC~Qa. diii)J&Ja. Prlae• will IDc:loolo • - neeptlabo -.aJ lrr4>11J, llld • $100 .... pr1ao ll>r iho moot artctoat-Flnl, MCOOCi aDd thlrd prtses wiD be 11•• ta a11 c:ateaortea. Eotnatl maJ pt more J.Q. ... ..-,..,. iho Cllamblr of Commer~. 1«-Ull, • NEWPORT FREEWAY sloo completes hearings and would end just oorth of the makes recommendat10118, tbe city limits wlth an interchange City Cotmctl .-til bue the Qnal in the area of 17th St. near say on lbe completed plan. tattoo ln1Uat1ve defeated by a 3 •4 222 yes, 167 oo. god was used more than i 200 to 2 margin by state voters. ' Newport Harbor lligh yea.rs ago for attract1nga~- Ao unoftlctal spot check late school .. 175 yes, 189 no. pour during dry seasons or liD- Pomona Ave., Costa Mesa. The Voorhees study was • A SECOND BAY CROOS-aimed at creating a road oet- lNG llnktng Jamboree Rd . and work to handle tramc needs yesterday of scattered pre. • 540 RedWxls Ave., :-;E'w-usual drought clocts showed local voters giv-port Hetghts -· 261 yes, 180 After hwxkeds of oours of log the proposition a "yes" oo. ..-ork Mr . Payne was able to Coast Hwy. with 11th St. Into the 1990s. majority of about 62 per Cl!nt. • 212 Vl.a DiJOO, Lido Isle --d~U~te exactly the firing Busy poll1ng places here indl-211 yes, 41 oo, technique used by the lodians cated tbat the city 's 35,000 • City recreation he.adquart-to produce the gorts. He placed rt"gistered voters probably ers .• Central Newport ·· 61 sevual gods outside one alter- came out In bigger numbers YI!S, 43 no . noon and It was raining by tbe FORREST POND DIES Services wtll be held.today, Tbursday, In Santa Ana for Forrest Pond, Corooa del War manufachaer wbo d.led In a Tustin hasp ita I, heart attack. was owner of a w. Pood Co. jewelry 2904 E. Cout WIHltiliS"Ol' S fttJI1ISII'· flr-4l-fteb, tile COIIta lftsa ' H.,., Mar. Be was -filii> -...... -ellla( -·· -... ,.., ... Ia iho jawotry --· .. Trot.Cblcad, aDd drill team com maDder, Pem Sch'nndt, years. He Uvtd ln. Santa Ana, sbcrlr ott ooe of tbelr latest prius. The band brougflt and was a native ot tblt city. t..ct tropllies h'orn the Balboa Bay Lion's lobster bake, Offtcl.aUng at today's ser- the Los Anples County Fair, Verdugos parade In Glendale, vices at Smith and Tuthill chap. the Fountain Valley Halloween parade, and a San Ber. el in Sanb Ana .-1.11 be the nardlno Employment !or the Handicapped parade, and a Rev. Charles Smith, lnurnment ~s been picked to perform at Disneyland during the will be Ln Fa.Jrhaven memorbl Christmas parade season there, and at Magtc Mountain park, Santa Ana. early next year, He 1s survived by trls wtle, BURKE RETIRES FROM McDONNELL CROOS-COUNTRY TEAM at Costa Mesa blgtl school bas won 38 stratgbt meets. w1th the most recent victory comtnr last mooth OYV llapU&. Team members ue, trom left, Miles Greiner, Don Wrlgtlt, Ooo Smtth, Walt Elllot (aboYe Smttll~ Bill Koler, Nick Priest (betrlOO tropby), John Farrell (beblad Prtestl Randy Hawkinson, Joe Kadar, Tom ElUs (beb1Dd Kodar) ami George Gosly. Johnny Johnson to talk James (JotDny) Jolmeoo_ tor. jDlDed tbt ft.rst R•pn adm1D- mer asstst:aot Steretary ~ tbe lstn.t1oD u Callfomia dtrec- NafJ will be lD Newport S.cb tor of Yeteraas alb.irs. Later President N 1zoo appointed him out TtwrDy, No'f. 15, to ad-to the !-member CIYII Seulce dress Newport Harboc h1ch Commtuioa lD Wasbin(too, tcbool studeots aDd tbe Ezcbanp Club ot Nnpori Har-tileD appolattd him assistant NIIYJ IIUOtary. ~r. Jotuon, wtlo Uftd lD Be t. •W.lJ knOWn as a T-. -· 101ac 1o Wull--,. pairloUsm llld p--lactoo. rulpod lrom iho N&Y)' ...-. ,.,.....,.lui....._ .\BOARD liSS MIOW.\Y 1btlr0illy _...., 1rom 10 NaY)' -DIU Mar• E. Hoc- a.m. tmUI 1008, Ill wtU talk ..U. .. ol Vr. ud Mrc. Rlcb- to -a dYlea c"-• at t1lll ard Y. llopett ot 00 &1111 ldCio -L .U -1lo wiD Harbor l1oo4, CUll Ha ....... --l1lo -.. ,.. --,_.. ... diQ illlolrd "'* -... Gad.... t ..... ., dlc:t *era~~: c:arrMr u.s.s.. tllt brhlt •. Cte II Clllltlft ......,., lll ~Pacific. ---•.. , ... , . .,... ...... od llariM, --.. Mt$ Ulnl"'711 .... . ..... a .. CIItfi1 ...... U .. -... .. , .. .. M'EACH NIXON7 Sll "PliO o\MD COM" OM PAGI 2 • Katherlnt:; Z sons, Garman of Honolulu and Anthony of Santa Ana; a daughter, Rebecc PODd of Santa Ana; his motln Mrs. Huel Pond of TustiL, and 2 brothers, James or Prtlchig:an and Gordon o1 Torrance. FISHERMEN ASK VOICE-'* ..WHARf than the statewide average of • 2957 Catalpa St ., the B\u!fs next evening. He performed the 45 per cent voting. .. 376 yes, 206 oo. same ritual on 12 subsequent Here are the results at polls With aU Orange ColllltY pre-occasioos aod it only failed cbeeked by the Ensign: d octs talUed late Jl!sterday, once • Harbor 't'iPW school -· 298 the countY s\C)J)Orted Prop. I "That f.ailure was my fault " ye:, 152 oo. by about S9 per cent with 189,-he said. ··Instead a1 ma.k~ 00. City Hall ·-114 yes, 86 560 Yottng yes, and 129.&48 new gods one year, 1 simply Yotl..ng DO. put out mme of the prevlou.5 • 1812 Rher An., West Nnport --217 JU, 166 DO. • m ~leoa An., ~ IalaDd --15! yes, 90 no. Tbe lt:at.,tde vote was rllll-year's ~s. Tbat OOeso'twork. a.llc &boll 57 per eMil arUut The rods dcm't wort from ya.r Ute propos1tJoD. with bi.Uot.s to year you•n aot to late still belnl counted yesterdly. De'W' ooe~." Flabtrmen want to have a say In the prOJX)sed develop- ment of a small park pro~t CAB planned lor the end o1 the Az- cade lD Cannery VIllage. FARE HIKE ASKED In a letter to Tuesday nJght's meeting of the Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Rec:reattoo Commission, attorney Willlam Durante, representlng ftsbar- men wbo ply Newport harbor, asked U.t his cUents be coo- suited befote the city goes a- Dead wttfl the p Jan to pW: a street-eod new park near the Cannery restaurant. Tbe fishermen maJnta.in they have a vested Interest In keep- tog some or the Arcade's wat- erfroot open for tying J4l boats. Mr. Durante said he .-1.11 appear before the City Co~mcU oo behalf of the fisher mea wtJea the plan, called the "Wharf project," comes before that body. The PBR Commission also: • RECOMMENDED tolheCI- ty Couocit that an Increase of $6 be ob.yed ln tbe prtces shared wtth denlapers for pllt4 una: in parkway trees. • READ LEITERS of coo. cratulat1oo for the PBR 's part In the Harbor blseballprocnm and fOl' decidl.Dc ap.tn.st 1\anJng tbe 15tb st. lan bowllng e:reeo into a small *t storare area. SKI SHOW SU>IDAY Balboe. Ski Club's anoual ski show -will be held SIJDday at the Newporter lno. Sk1 equlp- meot, b.shloos, and mOUDti.Jn trnel Y'lcations wtu be amooc emtbits Ia tbe hoCel'sJamboree Room !rom 10 a .m. 1111111 10 Permission to Increase Yel- low Cab lares 201; per mile 1n Newport Beach wtU be sought Dert Mooday from the City Co1meil. Cltlag Increased gasoline, tnsura.oce and social security cOISts, and a cost of 11 rtng raise for drivers, the cab com- pany wtll ask the Couocll for a rate structure that would: • RAISE the basic fare trom the present SIX for the flrst one-sixth mile and 101; eac h added 001!-slrth mile to 6()(' for the ftrst one-seventh mJie aDd 101; each addedooe-seventh mUe. • INCREASE waiting time charges trom the current $'1.ZO per bour to $9 per hour. • ADD liX to the present SO(' c.a.nC@llatloo charge. 1n Its request ror the added fares, the compa.ny notes lh.at the oew rates would add zo~ to the fare for 1 mile and SUO to the 10-mile fare. The company malntalns that higher quaiJty drivers could be kept If the rates are raise<!. Also on next ldond:ay night's C tty Council agenda are: • ' HOUSEKEEPrNG" re- zoning ordinances that will c hange zoning in 9 small areas wt.ere development Is already completed, thus reconciling zoning with the general devel- opment plan. Coast control challenged :~~£rf.7:·;r~~7~ W'betber or not the coastal ttoo Trades Counc1l of Oranp residential coostructloo on tbe coose.rn.t1on act Is legal UDder Co~.mty , AFL-CIO, and Bwldlng ocean front m the 1300 Mod of the Constitution will be deter -and Construction Trades Coun. E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. mined early next year, when a cil ofLosAni@lesCounty,AFL-• SET pubU c hearings for suit nted by local building in-CIO. Nov. 26 on PlaMlng Commls- terests goes to court. CEEEO, or iginally formed sian re<"ommendatlons that pro- JIIdge Robert Kneeland set wbeo ProposiUoo 20 W'l.splaced posed dwPIIlDg-unU ctensltles trial for Jan, 24 In [)epartmi!Dt 011 the t..Uot, opposed the be cut In Bhz Ca.nyoo's unde- 6 ol the Superior Ccxat o! measure durlng last w•a r 's veloped uea s, and oo the com 4 Oran,e County. Lawyers for the campaign, mission's rE'Commeodatlon oo On..nge Cmmty Council oo Eo. Tbe arpnlUUOll is head. other denslf) r.onlng changes. virooment, Employment, Ecoo-quartered In Newport Center. • SPEED t fMIT onJamhoret' oroy and Development (CEEED) Mr. Fergusoo Is a former vi C'~· Blvd. !rom Campus Dr . tC'I Brls- bue 30 days In wtuch to flll! preSident of th~ lrvtne Co. to\ St., Wlllr h would bl! Jowert'd thelr brief contesting tbe COG-to 55 mph. stltutionaUty of thl! nfwCoastal • SET pubUc heartng for~. Conservation Act, eoacted by CADET McCARTHY tS 10 oo an UJiderg:round utility state YOiers when they~ LEADER AT ACADEMY !listriC'! along CoastHwy.fl"om Proposition 20 last NoYember. Bayside Dr. to Jamboree Rd. The attorney -enl'l oftlce Cadet David C. MrCarthy, •·-of u aoo along Jamboret' !rom Coast then has 40 days after that •-1011 r.tired . S. Alr Fore@ w C Hwy. to the Balbo& lsla.Dd complete aod tHe tbtlr brief. Lt. ol. aM Mrs. Charles G. CEEED will han 10 days be-McCarthy, 3823 Saod~e Lane. br~ri~i.LEY Improvement spe. fore the trial to tile a retxft.at Ha..rbot View Kills, Is among cia\ dlst:Tlr l In tbe Corooado, Jud.,.. Kneeland Ia e--ted tbe 819 c:adets who han entered &~ --Bay AYe, and Balbol 81Yd. p.m. to make bts d&clstoobued--tbatr third year at the U. S. ~ Air f area, Balboa, to be set lor Films oo s.k11n.c wi.U be sb01r1l the briefs tlled aod t--1 ar .. •. orce Academy In Colo--.-. •-publlc bearing. througboot the day, aM tutlloo meota ot tbe attwDt•s. Gilbert rado. He will serve as an e\e-1 City Cowell meetings, wfllch show's wtU be held at Z p.m. W. Feti(WIOD. necutlft dJract. meot lee.der. are •n to the plf)tlc, bqln ud 7 p, m., foUow.d by a or ol CEEED, I&J.d, "We are Dl.crtnc thl! summ"'r he com- 9 p.m. rock music ctaoc.. tlaaliJ' coloc to c-t this laue plet~ a lbree-week. course In at 7:30 p.m. In City Ha.ll. befon tbe court. It wtll be MU _ bulc p&n.e but.J.Dg at the U. S. BIB.t.SSY GU.\RO DUTY ty • ,_, slaca ... ftlocl lt. Army AtrboroeTrullin(C"'"•' KOHWISER'S N'PE.U. Mutae S&i. O.Yid "·ern-"II lou '*'>me _, ., ai n ....... r. Go. Re ma<1o BEFORE COMMI SSIOH ford,. 900 of Mr. and Mrs. mw.ld,pal IO"W'DtiMIIta ud ta. 5 ja~ ud q~aUfted to wear A plan to tNikt a SS-•1t BeD F. Cnwtord ol S17Z Cbe-dlnct.la allh that tills law tiM mllltuy panctuatst tnslc· coodomtntum deYelopmeot oa mla de Fer, Colta Mea, bu llaa &Uowedamoutrouuautt l'da. the preeent lite of tM 8aJbDe c:ndated rrom tM lrllartal • aat ol U. bulc rtcta ~ cnd•Uoo Ia JII!M, r .. Zooe .,.. beftn Ute Stlte S.C:..ttj o.rd Scbool at ~-paruteed tbe I*IPle bJ ow 19?'5, '-will be commlqioeed Cout&l ZCM~e ~ ~ VL He wtll tll•l't,perd COMUt:lltloL a liiOOM a.-... ud recet.-. Commt-. aate ,,._.,,-... to a ,_,.d detachmeat at .. of "Local ~are .,. a blcbelor ol acJeoce !leer ... a ft1tt c. a. pro)ld wu ~ Utt Amutcu ...,.,st .. ob)lc:br to the co-mllliol's pecbcS to 1te polfl'••~ t.._lllo _.,_ •-IJ to OfWT1IIo""" ill-JOHN BIRCH PROGR.\111 ~ ~·:..··:..~~ ·-..., tloo-"' _, ., HOW A CDPTER PILOT -· Wo ._ tloo-ll So1lo lltrcb 9oelliJ -· -...--........ u. Jolla. s. w.aac._ -ar ..._ 1 n.-tD -. rt 1p 17 0.1 c..u. wtll .-2 a 111m "' tat ._.. Catt e ; 1 ""· ud Mu. Joill c. W&Dtot 111111 u.IIMIDM•MII•elld-ud .-cDr""• pracn.m Cx 1 btln Co•-•••-••"' oiiOl'fE.Ocluaa..t,.Ra.._ ...... >"tepee -. ~ .. ,. .. ,~2 "Mrs .. 3" • .,"'-'eo·•t. ...._ t•a.L.-••= IIU qa)Ultd u a pOst Ill a. Ulft-'111..,.. st••" .. .._,. na _, Clfr-. c:..&r ....._ Mr VB-.11: lllltlkclll • 8ttaw; .. • " • I liN rtf t co.. =--r. ~--:'" tlo'nll,::; ~~ at II • >t• 2 ti'C$7• .ta. ...,. ... u.-• ..., &ti ......... " at•clllr • ta.UU .. ~ *' , ... ....... ~-•1 at "' ..... ._ C&UD ... -.. _. • .-.~· •n·a ,, •• ., Ia .. .. C-But,'-pe= 'II, 110 loW-If tao ..... tAo-. png'gl tf I ,.,,_-"'"". ·---Be &a a trrt....,..,.. ar ac w t, ••n 1 .... .,CaJtt.. .... .,., •• ld• • ._.... .a .......,. ...... ---= e(JO-., .... -. l -· • CRIME PROBLEM? Editor ol the Eutp. The letltr from C. C. Mose- ley ot Glendale about H. J. Res. 3S2 setmed to me to be a •et'J cood 1dea aDd I sent a letter to ooe of our astute coocreaameo, Peter Rod1Do Jr., cbalrmaa of tbe Houat com- mittee oo tbe MAL.COL.M REID • HELPING THE ENEMY Editor: The Ensign COM STUD ENT NAMED TO HONOR SOCIETY In the New York Times for Llsa S. Rah'erson of Corona August 5, 1973, tl'le followtn( del Mar Ia ooe of 41 membeu Item was reported: "North of the aopOOmore cla.saatBoelt- Vletnam t.s begtm nerot1at111g oell IJnJnrslty, l..eYisbur_r, for ua:lstuce from the Ulllted Pa., who hue been etecte to NatJoos ChUdreo's Fuod (UNI-membership lD Alpha L&mbta CEF) followin& a Yla:U to Hanoi Delta, oa.Uooal scbolastic honor by two senior ofttclala of the society for women. aid areocy." Previously lathe To be etllfble for member. L. A. Times lt bas been re-shlp, students mOlt til.,. tad ported that the UNICEF uecu-a 3.5 p-ade-polnt anrap (oo live director, Henry Labouisse, a 4.0 scala) tor tbe flnt ... :SUU:~ e~~d :!,~~ :re~erc!~~:.~~~~m::.= eut Aalall Dl.tiooa U North for tbe entire year. VIetnam a.od UMI VIet Cone ae-A 1973 p-tdlllte otLaCuada cC!I)t his offer of asltltaDce. Httb Scbool, Ua 1& the dl.ach· uoa of tbta mooey laezpect . ter otVrs. Lorn..lne HalYeracm, td to eharltably coatrlbuted 401.8 , Dahl.la Ave., Corona del Amerleau wbo re-Mar, CHARLIE THOMAS SANDERS LEASE ••• NEW or USED LINCOLN CONTINEN T ALS . . . MARK IV's ... MERCURYS ... USED CARS, TOO ... CALL TODAY! • UNIY!RSITY DillY! PIIDJ!CT OKAY!D s_.._ Rooa., w. C&o- poro, Cllolrmu ol tllo Orup c_, brd ol ._.._., •naa.eu tht baud'• IPPI'Oftl ot tblldmln1Rn.t1teall'"ment to CCD~truet Dnlf'erllt)' Drll't. Tbl.a ICI'Mmeat bttw .. 0na&o Colllll}' Ud tbo Ctty o1 Newport 8eacl1 Ia for the coa-. ltnetsc.. of U.Qfnnlty Drift .b'om Jambor" R4. lo the re. aU.ped MacArthur Blt'd. Tbe UOO,OOO pro)Kt wUJ be rl- UDced UDder the a.rterta.l Mcb- way ftoaDcl.ng plan. AHFP pro. Yidee tor !iO per cent couotJ ftnaocloc of arterlat hleflwayl eOOitructed 1n city territory. Untverllty Drive will be coo. ltrocted oo a new allpmtJlt by tbe state In conjunction w1tb the Corooa del Mar freeway, GEM TALk TODAY I. ··;r.;;;;~ .. , .. , ..... .,_ MEMBERS IHITIAT!D BY JOBS DAUGHT!RS Lori LaValle, Katb)'flanchett and stephanleSc!mlertrotCosta Mesa ))lned Jobs DaU«bter• Bethel 313 at a recent 1DJt1a- tloo ceremooy. Durtoc a majority deer•• . ceremoo.y at tbe same meetlDr, Debbl Hebert. booored quaeo, I preseoted majority member- ships lo Leslle Allen and l..eanDe Botl!i, past booored queens; Mary Slade, past jwllor prtn- cPss and representative to the state of Washlogton, and: to Corky Hiltoo Stevens. Mary Slade was honored at a formal tea. A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION flnaUr.es plans for the Newport Harbor Spastic Leape's Znd annual fund raising boutique and luncheon, to be held No•. 1.f trom ll a.m. to 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Barnesoo, 2140 E. Balboa BIYd., Balboa. Pictured here, D'om left, are Mrs. John Sel)lln, Mrs. Edward Tulp, and Mrs. Barneson, League president. The League mascot, Miss Arty, Is leodlng moral support. All proceeds will go towards the ptD'cbase of laod and the building or the future Orange County home and rehabiUtatJon center for victims of cerebral palsy and similar . dlsabtlltles. The Newport IIE'III'ORT HARBOR Ell SIGN I'IJIIJIIIEO IEEIILY -PAGE 3 TltURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1973 OOIIJNA DEl liAR, CAL Blind teeners crew race Cbrl.a Bowes aDd AJ Perez ot A.oaJ.Im aod Leona Kenoedy ol Fullertoo .-111 particlplte to a IIIUque reptta co-spooaored bJ Fleet 1 of the Newport Har - bor Lido 14 and Bn I Ue Insti-tute of America, OrangeCo~mty branch. Fttteen bllnd teenaprs wlll Looking for be_, ·· auan tbe bllm" oo a three-pol.ot race thr'OUCft New - port Harbor, from ll:JO a.m. to 4 p.m. oo Nov. 10. The n ee •111 be boated by the Balboa Yacbt Cltj), Biddy Ebseo, tele- Yialoa'a Barnaby Jooes, mem- ber of the Balboe. Yacht C Jub, wtu tell sea stories and e.r:. plain the operaUoos of the lx».ts before each of the three races. Wives of the yacht club com- maMers will assist the blind 1964 grads ;~:,~~· around the oloo 's Cbalrman of the event Is A:re you a 1964 grachate of Gastoo Ottl%, aM race chair- Corona del Mar lltgh school? man is Dave Lend both of U you are, your o)d scbool-Newport Beach. ' mates are looll:inc tor you. Ken Harrlsoo and Judge Bar - Members of the class ot '64, nette both of Newport Beach the flrst to graduate from the wm ~n the stake lxr.lts. ' blcfl school, are compiling a ll&t of the class and wtU use that list to Invite everybody CEORCE LaBELLE DIES to a reunion someUme next May or June, according to Janet Ray, who Is oo a committee working on re1.11ion plans, "We are going to hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Nov . 12 In the school's faculty loWlge, a nd would be glad to have any classmate attend and brlng Funen.J services wer e held November I al Bell-Broadway chapellnCost.aMesa for Geor ge LaBelle, 71 , or 1980 Wallace St., Costa Mesa. who died Moo - day, Oct. 29, In Santa Ana . Burl.a.l was in Harbor Rest cem- etery, Costa Mesa . The Rev. Bill Acton of Mariners Cht1t ch omciated at the services. along some Idea s," Mrs. Ray Mr . Labelle Is survivt:d by told the Ensign. STUFFED EARS When your grandmother wali a 111rl, colton dipped Hl black pepper and sweet 011 was her fa vontc earache: remedy. Thanks to mediCal SCience our ean fare much bc uc:r today. Wc"vc: many dfecttvc mcdteauons that stop mfect100!> fast . reduce complications. So, don 't rely on "horne rcmcdtc,;" when. you're Jl4 . Your health IS your mOll! prectous posSC'S~100 ·Treat n ali ~uch. ~~ your phy~>•ctan l)fescnbc the mcdiC II'IeS that w11i be ffiO!>I dfC;~.:ti"C for you Then remember u!> for qu.al1ty prc5otnpt•on compounding Clwistensen 3021 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR 673-2550 hls •lie, Louisa; a soo, Jack ,, And we want every mem-of Santa Ana Heights; a daugh- ber or the cla ss to send us ter, "·-te ·-·---.. r --0 • ..., ~_, ~ ""l iSTS o'"""'•'•"•_, ,., •""-' N ,.,.,., .. .,. -dl•rii)O oR ,,,... o111tl . ,....,.,. Harbor Spastic League mem~r!'·~ to achieve their LIGAL MOTtCI goat of $1,000,000 tor the project. Everyone donating ~~~ ~~e~e~o~~~~st'h::~::. Mesa;, a, ~epAnson,1Dewey Matte-.';:~u~-;;• :.~':?. ~.~:· N d td son o ..... s ge es; a brother, s .... <lll'"' ··-0 , c.,, ••• UINTARcl' RI:ALTY THE IHOISPEHUBLE IHOUSTRIAL TOOL Although less glamorous ORDINANCE NO. 1521 $1 or more will become a member of the League's "One ames an addresses shou Jaclt of HI-land Park·,, sister, ·-AN ORDINANCE OF THE In a Mllllon Club." The members' names wUI appear CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH on a wall of dedication upon completion of the project. •-mal led t .~. eta R ~.. oc ..... OovO•c• ..... -.. , ... ut: 0 :n;~ ss e-Nlnia McCoy of Riv er side, and -.... •• S76,5oo 01' ••• -wtl--on--~C~o-m_m~l=tt-oe~·--C_o_ro_aa ___ •e_t __ ,_~_aock _____ hl~en . ---~~~~~~~~~64;;2·~299;;1~~o; .. ~-~"·~··~·~M~,·;·;•;v;·--~-~ than rem stones, the lndiiS- trtal dl.lmond, because of Ua hardness, Is lndlspen. sable tn today's techDo~gy. REZONING PROPERTY AND _,(Bec,"'kn"'e,r_cPcoho~too_S~e .. r..!v."lc"'ec,.)'_ ___________ _ AMENDING A PORTION Of I DISTRICTtNG MAP NO. 5 Mar High Sc hool. Lathes aDd drlUslnprecl- sioo machine tools reb en- tirely on cutting power or highest grade lndustrtaldla- moods. A crlUcal mtning tool Is the hollow rod wJth dl.a.mond studded crown. Rotated slowly, this dr111 cuts holes through the hard- eM rock. M lies of tbese holes are ctr I lied for sam - pllng purposes before upen- slve tunnels or larger holes are driven, and In testing sites tor large buildings and dams. Medium quality lDdiiStrlal diamonds are used ln dla- mood saws, from very small al.&es used oo gems , to huge wheels wbJ.ch cut through ~ bklc:U and QI.RI'l% ctyaw wUb tuciDI.Ung speed. Poorer quallty tn . dustrtal dl.a.monds are crushed and used In grinding, c utting and polishing. Tbe tact that the gem qual- It)' dlamood on your finger Is much more v-aluable sbould ghe you added pleas. ure. • 1710 NIWPOIIT COSTA Milo\ 646-fJIJ , The City Council of the City , of Newport Beach does ordain 1 as follows: SECTION l. The followlng described real property in the C tty of Newport Beach, Cotmty of Orange, State Or Callfornla, to wit: Lots 20through29, Tract-444, as shown on the map ln Book. 19, page 29 of Miscellaneous Maps In the offtce of the Co!Dll:y Recorder of Orangt! County, as shown on Dtstrlctlng Map No. 5, referred to io SecUoo 1 zo.06,030 of the Newport Beach Mmtlctpal Code, and by such reference made a part of Title 20 of sald Code, Is hereby rewned from the C -1-H Dis- trict to tbe R-2 District, and a five-foot setback oo Newport Boulenrd 1.& bereby estab- llsbed. and sald Dtstrictln& Map No. 5 is hereby amended to show this r.oolng. SECTION 2. The Director of the Community Oi:!velopmenl: Department of the City of New- port Beach Is hereby lnstruct- ed and directed to change Dls- trtctlng Map No, 5 to show the zoning changes described 1D Sedlon 1 hereof, and as said Distrlding Map shaU have been so amended, the same shall be • th full force and effect and be a pa.rt of Title 20ottheNewport Beach Municipal Code. SECTION 3, This ordinance shall be pOOUsbed once In the ottlcla.l newspaper of the City, and the same shall be effective 30 days after the date of Its adoption. This ordlnance was lntro- duced at a regular meeting of the City Council of the City of Newport Beach held on the 15th day of October, 1973, and . was adopted oo the 29th day ·of October, 1973, by the follow - ing vote, to wit: AYES, COUNCILMEN: Mcinnis, Rogers, Crout, Dostal. Kymla, Ryckotf, Store. NOES, COUNCILMEN: none , ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: oone. Donald A. Mcinnis Mayor ATTEST: Laura Lag1os CUy Clerk PabUsb: Nov. ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU Travel • TRAVEL SPECIALISTS • International & Domestic • (714) 67s.8400 • )06 MariM Ann~ llolboo lo4nd, Colifomia 92662 • Add cash discounts to high interest at Western Fed Save money on mt.•rt.-handise, <Oave mont.'\" on ml.n·i(" theatre tickets, save mont.'\' on concerts and lcf(itimate thealre prOilrams, save money on car rental~ and overnif(ht accommOOations around the U.S., save mone"\• on entertainment auractions like the Queen Mary and Japant.'St" Ot.·cr Park ... save mone\· on a ,,·hoi(' host of the thinas you do 30\'Way. At the rate of 1(1~ to 20~ and on up to s~. 5%% Jnur -v,·,tr $/L\\) l't'rti}IHik I~ ,~~/J~rmH•t~l rnh.'n·..:r llt'rwlr" it adds up! Just save $1(".1t'or more at Western Fed and join the Capital Club. Mcmhen: enjo~' all the free financial ~rvices vou'd expect, plus a long and grow inK list of di.scourit opportunitie8. We even send you COMPASS, a handsome and informative four-color maa:a::ine, every quarter to keep you up to date on all our activities. And, of coune, you rarn the highe!!.t rate of interest available any• whe~. 5\4~ to 71>'- 1\ Yl''lwrt•dfur ,·mly u·!!hdrt.lm.ll I A.t~oets over SJ.O million • Huch EvJu, Jr., PJ"~Hident 7%% ( Western Federal Main Office, Sbth & HiU, 0owntowa Loo A=1r'u CORONA DEL MAR 27+4 E. Coast Hwy., Jim Park, MaNtcu Tde~• (714) 644-UJJ • YOUR ANINCOMa FOR LIFEf Htu's ll'le p.erlect way to ma-• ~~ monty or weurtlres Ito "triple duly " 2 Y~~ ,.,u bo ,..,ord..t ooolh o '"'''lontool '"''"I• .., ,.,., • <uttonl •~•om• fun II lh•~ ~ounrh ompo~\1ble call today lno lilt eye open•AI story ol Hoae MerTIQitdl Hosprtal's "fom Fltltillt Plans lor Gtvmt" You wtll bern lu1 d pleuant surprtst' T elot>flont: (714) 645 1600 Ellension 106 Ado; lor Tt.oma1 Stadlin;tr HOAG MEMORIAl HOSPITAl 301 E Newport Boulevard Newport Be~ch , CA 92660 w. if-. Driver.; who don't """"" may save as much u Z5% ""h Farmen Non-Smoker Autoolbliql. 548-5554 0 ur 16th Year RABBITT IHSURAHCE 1914 Harbor Blvd. CoQa Mea Kee p cool with CANVAS AWNINGS bon I ··' ·~" sun soool your patro 'ur .r·aa<> ~·Ill c.olor,ul canva.-. • • "0' QfT'Iort Call or con~ ' 1 '• • ''"" t>~t•mates SAKJAW TBIT & AWIIII6 JACnM<f 2202 SOUTH MAIN 545-0491 Serving ori;!n For 2Z PHOH E 642-3766 32.( H. N•wporf 11•4. N l••ch ... _ ........ -~~ c:cmAtoiii.AWA--J .. Nucpect..._ UIIMJ .... HOSPRAL SRE N.B~ BU PERMITS Wloolloo flf 1Uear4 1.Joo fJI a llal .. oo•oot wllll .. lr--pot-'BALBOA . .... U ......... .See-YIM C.C.If, ..... ..,. till tlliiiiii'I'JIGit8a~-........ Dptd Mep~ I....,, .. i' I..,-.-o11i1 -~II' will .... Ill-,.,_ Watl.t tl,117,111, 11111-,IOOJi..M,OOO. ... f1f ~~-ll•lllld-rljllt U """" ot 1111111 u .. .-., 1111 ,_ tar t11o Rllll ~. 100 11. a.,. til f;g H ... Ia ,._.,._. .U. of u Kite ~.atJ ,_. to ti4.J'JII, .... 'hdll Ia An., ftll&lt fltt .... J fl. .. 11r -a. 8wu, diOlnwa .....,.\ ud wiU ooD 11414-a-J1 mlllloe ,...., lui 500, ......... .,_.. -1 ...... a1 a .... R-1 ,_.. •• Od. II .... \ UICI tl'• J-IIW.., 1114 W. 11i1J llr, -aloo --·-·· lll'leo-.,_ .. ..... to "' -to caiCio ..... odd, ..... $40,000. -•o.IQ ...... 1 wiD bo .. to lui ,_., • .-.! poeo • BALBO.t.IILAJID LlltL tenc:a --Dot mo41<:al---lui HoY•-..rDo-WIDiam AliOo --I"· "'!U:;i TO CRillr!a!S pia-.,. ....... W•ld llo-comllor -Ia -• -$P -io11 .._ -8UPUIOR COORT OF THB clleal F-lloo ldjoctol to ud $14 miiU.. r00f0dlnl1. ;c:: ,...., "-. 'k• IIT.t.TB OF CAUFOIIIIIA OC ~,;,. Ia prnl4oot ot lllo FollowiAr potmU., talllo a. 'cOaoftA IDOIILAKDI Pal THICOutn'l OF ~~ oltr-~cw~•• m-ot$5,000ud .. or, ._ . .t.dd 014 llllor 4441aboUo Olt.\RGI _...., ----laAid durlnr tht lt.lt I neb Ter., tiO,OOO. ' llo L-'M'IU H .. lal ot CJnoeo C-. 1711.-o1 ~r : , IIEWPORT Eata .i PAUL WILLIAM Ul tbla 1&11, bo -u 14-'Bl'Y GLASS HILl-Pu Jlolrmoo. I *-1 f PRIGGE ab PAUL w. PRIQGE mtalttntlYe maaqwr ~c. 1• W, I . llano.. ntmmtar pooJ.. aU dwJllat, 1401 S rt ;., alii PAUL PRIGGE, ......... ::pr-'ot S::U, = ROBERT CREIGHTON bu-II Polol Lama Ill'., $5,000. $5I,Oj)O. "PLAIIT-0-IUJU," a day.ll\q plonl Rio alated tor WO'I'I:E JS UREBY GIVEN ea. ""_.1 e**-1 ncepprtaldeot ot tbe Maraloa DaN, add room at Rad OUoa, lire ~-It ttd.l' llhrdllJ at tbt 8blrmu Fo.d&Uon r.tdeoa lJl Cotowt to tbt credttora ~ tbl abafe ~I Prior to ~J .... D~ ... lrt1Dt Katkal BIDk ae •• Uttle RlYer Cirele, n.ooo. uos Kewport BmL. tlJ m. del liar, .. dlletniLt bJ Leoo Sudate ol the p.rden. -~ ~~ t 5-~ D'llllllfU' """ • • _.. ' • BIG CANYON I ' .~ s~-Uo ..__.. --'-_.II t •-• I ••· •--eo1 1111 au por-....., c-.,...,....., tol-cardlDc to Jam .. L,..h. III'U· " E , ··--._c. ll&1toO, otor1 dlpln, ---·-•~ •• '"' ·-• .,.. ·~ _, ra'riDc ela1ma apiut tbe loftd bJ ter _:_.1 1dMit. Mr. CretptoD. cuM• · · -.--. I rl.orJ, 1 10'1 SOJbst., M8,?00, 'laW-PI'Oftt eo.dlttoD 11'btCb opa"atea the prdeu, Home aid -are roqutrod to -·--:, .;:, ~.,:;;;;; D>t 111o IDdlpedool bonl1n1 ta-;o:_ ~~War.000 II Oak Crut D. Smllll, 1 *-7 deloao ol &U-• WIU 101 a--wllb now plants, ldtu ftle them_ trttb the aeeeaary --He ' etUtJ tD l:ntDe slDce ltl openllle • .-, • lOS ud 105 lltlt a. Od aoa ud WebalQau: b lactoor prdelllnf. A rr .. ladoor plant Yooebera, 1D tb1 ol!lca o1 tbt :;:t;:~i:Jm.YU:._ 1~ lD .bplt. wtll c:GIIliDIJt to bt' S C~t81er11, swtm~c pool. S5ttl st., $41,400 taell. dale e1U be offtred by profeuloDal prden eJPerts ele:rk ol tbe &boTe totltled ~, rMPO"' .. ble for blllkoperatiou •ovu,-lAM, -.v,OOO. • HA'R:BOR Y'tiW HJU.S darilc tbe IDOirll.laC· "We're Jarltiag borne prdeniu eowt, or to pnteM tbtm, wltb stad:lrd Gradalte Scbool al &ad per ... l. Tbe biDk 1.1: Rteblrd Loar, relocate 'ft11l a.IDIII Propl:l"Uu. t.ut to twtac tbetr probltma, a ~loa al plaa symptoqta, tH DeeeUU'J YOucbera to the BuiDels. located at 1111 Campa: Drtn at I WIDpd Foot. $5,000, llnPf'O"emllll tor ltltt.cMra at ud UJ ideal tbeJ mlpt b&n," u.ya prden director llllderaiped at the ofttce o1. ot ~l~S ~~7=c •.:;.: at MacArttnD' Blfd., &Cl'OU dw R;.~ H~~~ I ~ 1 anJt 1 '101 C«t.atb1aa Way, $10,JOO. Wide Roberta. Tbe ciJAlc ltlrta at 9 a.m. and toda at ber att«Deys: KEENE, DIOM, tam tie ·u a capta.ID iD tbe from Oru. .. CoantJ AJrport. ... :..,rn· ITY IA.oe, • c~IU DEL MAR 4 p.m. TIM p.rdlu an k>cated oo Cout lhrJ, between MAtSEN, JENNINGS ' Me-Nan.i Reiii'Ye aDd a memr·-ar ud """ Irriot, Newport • WEST iiPPER BAY 8&nk ol Nnport, remodel Dabua aYenaa. LIGAL MOnca OONALD, A•co Flnanclal of tbt 18Cletat'1 ol. tbe Na.,Y•a Beach. Corocaa del Mar, Costa -rt .,. buUcHoc' at !1M E. Cout lhrJ. IIO ~-Tower --Flftb Floor,620New-oatlooal reaerre poUCJ board. y,_ aod Tut:t.D. 2018 "'-boneodah ,_u •• ~000Uoo . at aad ooutract aiM teUerflclll-LIGAL ftCI nu.JCE OF INTENTION TO port Center Drln, Newport 1l1 Ll'll r& '-"~~·• -· . ty, $55,000• FIC1TI10US: Bt.BDfESS .NAME ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF Beacb, California 9Z660 whlcb MUS!UM SHOP MOV!S URSOAY CLUB 10 HEAR Conl ...... l Semce Co., ad -Loo Schank tlH AIH and STAT!IIE:ftT AU::OIIOUC BEVERAGES Ia the place of busiDe~ol. the Tbt sales ud rental councll ACTOR AND MUSIC AN ~Uoo., l016 lnlDe, $90,000. servtce ceote:, 30t6 E. Co._.t Tbl tmow1Dr per.sou 11 do-NoY, I, Jl973 tmdenlped LD all matters per-o! tbe Newport Harbor Art Mu-Mrs. Jotm Of;boroe, ftrat.Yt ce IRVINE TERRACE Hwy,, $100,000. lDr bo«<"U u: Greeaer Pu-TO WHOM tt MAY CONCf:RN: talDlDc to tbe estate ot said ·qum wW t.Ye 1.0 apeo bouse president a.Dd ll)eetal ennts Harry Healyl flreaprl.llklers, Robert Gooclbady, addltlon at tare1, 111~1/2 MarlDe Aft., Subject to llltanCt ~ the decedf!l!t, wltbiD four montb5 tea Do!!e. S to hetp celebrate clalrman tor the Tbllt'Dty ~Jphln Ter., '10,000. 720 Uartcokl An., $8,500. Ballol Isl&Dd, Callt.;ParkPla ~ UceDA appUed tor, ooUf.e Is after tbe flrst publication of tbe re~tlon of the Mueum M~ Club, •lllpcesentJohn NEWPORT HEIGHTS 11. Pbumaq IDC., Callf. cor-hereby lfYeD U.t the allder- tbJs nottce. Slq), W'bJch 00" f~tces 00 Bal-Hoyt. actor and muslctao, at Lyle Vu de Walker, 2 story, GEORG! MITCHELL DIES porattoa. t«S!O .Newport Ave,, alped proposes to tell alco- Dated Oetober 31, 19'73. boa BIYd. 1 p.m. nov. 8 at the Balboa I unit dw'tll1ng, 23! SaQta Ana FUDtral MI'Yieea wwe bekl Tutln, CalU. tu80. boUc benralfls at the premi- Orpta Jean Kelly, Execu-Mrs. Richard JGbnsoa, Mu-BarCiub. he., $!0, 'JOO. 1a Mt. Plei.IIDI, New York, Thll bultotA 1s eooducted sea, deacrtbed u folknra: 127- trb of tbe Wlll of the above seum Sbop chl!rmu, states Mr. Hoyt's program Is en-Newport Beach COW'll:ry Clab for Georce llitcbeD,at,retlrec! bf a corpora.Uoo. 29 MulDe Ave., Balboa I.Jland, umed decedent. there will be a tarrer SQ»Jy titled '•Music, nonsense &00 Apartment. Ud., repair ftre de>!&J' poUce commtiiGoaer r4 Corpcntioa Name: Park Pla-Cautorllla. KeeDe, Dioo, Madsen, Jen-of bc:.IUd Cbrlstmu eudl aDd grt:at literature." Preseolly M damap ln Bu.l.ldlng N,197016tb New, Yort city, Wbo died Oct. 11 PMrmacyloc, Puratant to sQCb lntfl\tlon, n1Dp 'Uc..Oooald, Profession-special order cards tor 1m-la pt&Jinc tbe rol~ ol lhrtin St., '15•000• U at Part Udo COIIftleeceat Stpture ' Title: Robert J. tbe 1¥1derliped Is apply.,_g to al Corporattoo, Avco Financial pr1Jit1nc, T'bere are ma.lJ Pe]ton In tbe daytime serial, • NEWPORT CENTER bospltaJ bert. He ba.dUY~We Bonpo, Ylce-prea. the Deputmeot of AleohoUc Tower-Flftll Floor, 620 New -Cbrlstmu 11ft tdeu, ncb u "ll.tun to Peyton Pb.ce," He lrrtne Co., 610 NnportCen-tar tbe put 2-1/2 yuraat!821 Thilltatement wu flledwltb Bnerace Control far lsAance port CtrJter Drln, Ne'WJ)Ort hal)1mrJe ehUdr••• toys, bu IJIPf&red oo the TV shoW, ter Dr., 2 permits for teoant C~ob st., Eut Blatt. the CocmtJ Clerlr: of 0ruce ol( u alcoboUc benraplttense Beacll. CA. 92660, Telephone: book.s, u1 attult boob. "'Bopn'a beroes,•· and 1n such de.-ekJpmeot, Healtblndustrles, Re La nntnd bJ ! .rJDS, C<Mmty 0111 Oct. 29, 19'13, WU-or licenses) for tbese pr_.eml- 644-8181, Attorn~ for E1eeu-The abop haara are tbfJ ame ftlms u "Bruf:i! for ce," "Tbe $56,714 and $5,320. WUUam of Nnport Belcb aod Uam £. St Jobn, COUD.ty Clerk, Ml U follows: ON SALE tiEN- trt:l. u for tbe Muea:m --DOOD b1ac'1ard J~mgle," "JuUus Edftrda Tbe:atre Clrcuit,add tbe ReY. Robert A. Mltebellol by Tberea. M. Ward DeJdf ERAL (BONA FIDE PUBUC PmUsb: Nov. 8, 15, 22, 29, to 4 )).m., T~~eSttay tt&roap Caesar" ud "Cleopatra." a 500 seat theater to txlst1Dg Wuhillctoo. D. C.; a brotber, Pmllab: !toY. 1, i, Hi, !Z: EATING PLACE). 19'13, in tbe Newport Harbor SuOOa.y, Tbe b:at1on Ia 2211 A ti"ID'!b bu:!fet wUI precede Newport Cinema, 300 Newport Edw'ard MttcbeU ot Alabema., 19'71, ID the Newport Harbor Villa Management, Inc. ED.II&n. W. Balboe. BlTd. tbeprogram. Center Drive, $!78,11~. I.Dd 5 gr&DdcbJidrea . Eutp. F-!9193 P(j)IJ.ah: Nov. 8, 1973, In the ------,---__ uiUuiiiTiCi~N!!ewport Harbor Eos~gn_ LEGAL MOTICE LEGAL .. OTIC! ~HAL IID1ICII LIGAL MOnca LICAL IIOTICI U&AL IIOTICI UIAL .-TICI \ UGAL 1101'ICI CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH BAlANC~E'---"SHc:Eo.oEc.T=.S -'-'Al:.:l'---'-FU:::N:::D:::S JUNE 30, 1973 ~pecial Bond Interest Trust Fund water System ASSET S Gene ral -Fund Revenue Funds -& Redemption for Developnent Fund 1911 Act Bonds Fund Water Fund Mar 1napark Fund Genera 1 Fixed Asset(. Cash-Time and Demanel Deposits Ac counts Receivable ........ , ..• Due from Other Funds . . . . . .. Deposit with Redemption Agent ....... . Inv entory of Materials and Supplies (at cost) Fixed Assets . . . . . . .... •unt to be . .frov ided for ~t 1 rement of Bonds and Interest liABi l i11ES . ENCUMBRANCES, AND fUND BAlANCES liABiliTIES At LO unts and Contrac ts Payable Notes Payabl~ . Accrued Payro 11 Deposits . Due to Othe r Funds Mdtured Interes t Co u~o n s Payable Bond s Payable in Futu re Year s Interest Payable on Bond s in Futu re Years Amount Payable to Holders of 1911 Act Bond s ENCUMBRAN CE S F'UND BALANCES Inv estment in F'i•ed Assets ..... Appra rriated for Balboa Impro vements Appro~rldted for Stabilization ... Approyrldted for Park Improvements . Appropriated for Surfboard Acqui si t ion .. Appropriated for Tennis Court Construction . Appropriated for Swimming Pool Reimbursement . Appropr iated for Off-Street Parking Facilities Appropr fatPd for Bond Retirement and Interest Appropriated for Future Water Sources Unappropr iated 12.11 7,261 55,8B3 40,204 -0- 63,792 -D- I 2,226,684 -0- !.1L277 ,140 s 409 ,81 4 $ 158 ,476 139,521 12,463 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0-l 720,274 ! 391 • 358 -D- 1 • 794 1,063 ,585 -0- -0- -0- -D- -0- -0- -0- 286,187 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- 116,853 66 ,993 16,262 27 ,495 40.2D4 -0- -0- -0- -0- 267 ,B07 454,655 -D- -0- -0- 745 414 25,12B 2 ,770 203 ,503 -0- -0- 100,129 12,277,140 I ,557 ,B49 S2,512,B71 I I I I -0- -0- -0- 4,119 -0- -0- -o- 4 ,119 -0- -0- -0- -D- -0- 4,119 -0- -0- -0- 4.119 -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0- -0--o- ·0- -0- -0- -0- 4 11 ~ I I I 6,365 s -D- -D--o- ·0- -D- -0- 6,365 s B1,269 35,261 -0--o- -0- -o- •:OJ'J'1 -O-l16,SJO . -. I 2,32B,107 1 244,992 -0- -0- 42' 189 11,388,030 ' . -0- SU,oo3,318 $ -0-I -D-I 119,903 I -0--0--0- -D-/0-5, 2B1 -D-D-16,688 -o--o--o- ·0--D--0--o--o--o--o--o- -o-.---l6"-·~36~5 ..---.:c-0~-. -D-s 6, 365 I -o-rl-,1iT4'1.-i8:;<;72 1 -0--0-217,956 -D- -D- -D- -D- -0- -D- -0- -0- -0- -0- -O-r-bill I -0- -0- -D- -0- -D- -0- -0- -0- -D- -0- 116,530 116,530 11,38B,030 -D- -0- -0- -0- -0- -D- -D- 97,323 655,500 1,502,637 l14,oo3,iia s CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH CHANGES IN UNAPPRQ.PRIATED FUND BAlANCii_.:__A),!_ ry NDS Balance. June 30 . 197 ? . Addtttons : Revenues . . . . . . . . Adjustments of Pr1 or Y~ur Expenditures and Encumbrances Adjusbnents to Inventor1es of Mater tai s and Suppl ies . Transfers from : Fund Balance AppropriatPd for : ~u rfboard Acqui~ition Bond Retirement and Interest Genera I Fund . . Cap 1t<l I lmprovetnf'nt fund Water System O~~e l opnent fund Water Fund . . Marfnapark Fund Total Additions Ded uct ions : --ri'penditurec; and [ncumbranres Adjustments to Inventor1es of Mater1als and Supplies Tr•nsfers t o: Fund Balances Appropriated for : Stabil fzat ton ...... . Park l mproveme;l~'i . . . . . • Tennis Court Construction Sw1rml1 ng Poo 1 Re tmburssnent Off-Street P•rk1ng F•ctlltles future WI ter Sources . . . Genttal Fund .•....•. Bond Interest •nd Red-tt.., fund !Mter Fund ..........•. ToUl Oeduct1ons 111•nc•, June 30, 1973 • ' I General f!J n~ 439.813 ~.98>.999 10,2B9 ·0- -0- ·0- -D- 211. 924 -D- -0- __j 4 • _l 8__0 1__'1,294.~2 I A,561,357 2. 174 1,063.585 -0· -D- -0--o--o--o--o- 6,000 L1.,§34,116 s 1,00,129 Speci a 1 Revenue Funds (From 'l'ageC-9) ! 266,532 I 5,D9B,265 6,475 -0- 7 -0- -0- ·0- -0- -0- -0- ! 5,104,747 I 3, 547,494 -0- -0- 100 9,650 I,B90 40,372 -o- 2.13,924 ·0· -o- s 3,813,430 S 1a557,8-19 Bond Interest & Red,emptton Fund I I s s $ I -o--o- -0- -0- -D- -0- -0- -0- 99,948 -0- 99,948 99,948 -0- -o- ·0- -0--o- -~ -0--o--o- -~, Water System Oevelopnent Fund $ I 77,396 133,101 -o--o- -o- ·0- -0- -d- -D--o- -0- I 133,1DI s s 35,754 -0- -o--o--o--o-•o--o--o--o-Ot,213 • 747 -o-I -D--o--o--D- -0--0- -0--0- 99,987 14,382,299 • -0--o- 100.7.34 114,362,299 44 -0- 253 -D - I -0--o- -0- -0- -0--D- -D--D- -0--D- -0--0- -0--0-! -o! 297 450 ''< -0- 99,9B7 -0- 14,3B2 ,299 -0- -0--0- -0--0- -D--0- -0--0- -0--0- -0--0- -0--0- -0--0- -D--0- 100,734 SI4,3B2 ,299 Water fiJn"i1 $ 1,015,547 I 2,B22,531 57 4B4 • -o- 2,625 6,000 ·0- 58, 213 -0--o- s 2,889,910 I 2,1!Hi.B72 -0- -D--o- -0--o-.g. 1 015,oo0 -.~ .tt.'MI + s 2a402,8ZO . , ) ,5$.137 Bonded Debt & Interest s s -D- -0- -D- -0- -0- -0- B77 ,292 877 292 I -0- -0- -D- -0- -0- -0- 730,000 147.292 -0-s 877 .292 -0- -D- -0 - -0- -JJ- -0--o- -0- -0--o- ·0- -0- I an 292 Mar1napark -rund - '-I --.:Q.- s Ill ,1m) t;;_ >o- • -0- t~o,o-o- 0- 0- ---r-0- L _II.L.Q7 I 27. 27 0- 0- 0- 0-o- 0- 0- &I 80 0-o- S: Ill 07 $ 0- ! , ..... ft4 o, •••• c. •• ., '""" .1..,., ·::r· c. ............ . •• "' ,. .... , , ••• 1 TOP QUALITY NYLON -$10.00 GUT STRIHGIIIG -$1400 oo4 "' !II II'S HOW II !PRU ou comeln \H ,~a~ per 1ri,1tutn~ to~ ••, ~•••ololot ..,d otring uloc"on.Two or tl.rH wi ll bo roody l!>r pldcop. Very special persons 0....,. ea. CoJJooo wiD ........ ., tlcloolf u. -1110- CI&J. ....... &wocram s..t.diJ n. occ -!ol oa::::l PI'Oifi..IB &U.,.I L).. o1PI. .... u, ot occ•, ms lloiMCOIIII.IIr IDottaJt .... 1G 14 Bud ~ .... Tbo -.. pb _,.r ftJ at 1:JO p.m . UO PROF IN RU SSIA FOR RESEARCH WORK Dr. Kenneth E. Batles of Lr - vlne, a&Bistantprofessorofhls- tory ai UC lrvlne, Is doing re- search in the Sol' let Untoo under a grant from the lDternaUoaal etu-to~lala Cl,._ actb'IU.. tMe cll&rp. T.., reeein "~~»CI.al PIJ' ... cuct." aJlowiDc U..m ... __ lalhat- bc>dy .,..... proY1do ... occ ~~-. "TboJ wiD bo ab!oloallood tbt eaatpQI Fr iday ud Sat~~r day DIIM fl..llu fr•otcllarp." laid Cuol RlDd .. , occ ltllt- eld body f'tce pnOS.r.t. "TMy wlll 11.10 p1D tr .. &dn1laaloD to all athletic coatutt, plays a.nd many special t.ctures . Tt.cUU for prod~~etiou at tbe Lot A!lple1 Millie (filter WIU at.o be anJlable at redlleed rates." A table will be a.et ~ out. 11de tbe eotruce pte to tbe eut bleacher HCUoo at LeSard St:aditml oa Not". 17. Senior cJtl&eDs w111 be able to sip ~ tor the cards and thea al . tend lbe pme tree of charge . Tbey will recehe the cards by ma..ll 3 weeks later. Persoos over 60 wtstung to register by mail sbould write Carol Riod800 at the As.soctat- ed students OMce, 0rarlg!l Coast College, 2'101 Fairttew Rc.d, Costa Mesa, g1Ytng their name, address, telephone num - ber aDd a~. Research and Exchanges Board. I .,~~"':.O.:~;._,.:;j.. Dr. Balles, DOW oo a 3-month I' JCENT N. GO UR OIN, 1011. ol Mr. and Mu. Hueb GourdlD,. 4U Vista Roma, lha Blolla, baa beeo commtsGoaed a se<:OM lleaten&Dt 1D tbe U. S. Ale Force CIOBcnd-.tloDtrom the Scbool ol WlUtary Scieoc .. tor Oftleers (SWSO) at Laek- laod AFB, TeD.s. Lt. Gourdin Ia be"'c --lo c ...... AFB, Ill., for tralll1og u a trauportattoo manact!meal ol- ncer. Hta wile, Kathy, 11 tbe dal.l(hter of Wr . and Wrs. Rob- ert Gordon of Redwood City. ENTE RTAINING TALK "Before you eoterta.J..D'' wiH be the program toptc at the meeting of B'Nai B'Rltb Womea Chapter 1230 at 8 p.m. NoY. IS al Brentwood Savtncs, 1640 Adams, Costa Mesa. Tbe speak- er will be Mrs. Carol HelM of the Edlsoo Co. NElii'OIIT HARBOR EJISICJI PIJBUSHED I UJ<LY -PAGE 5 ' VIEW niURSDAY, HOV. I, 1!71 COROllA DEL IIAil, CAL. THE LITTLE SHOP ~ MINI HOME AND Glf'T SHOP ~ • 1MARKET LOBBY marKets .. , HA RBO R V IEW CENTE R '*"r; 1MDMAC ARTHUR ,.,IWflORT BEACH CALif 92btalltt1J·21SS -......,.. ".., ~ ... ~ aabbatlcal leave trom ocr, ts l dd.lni Soviet Ubrary aoo ar- cbival sources to material pthered lor a mooograph oo "Tecboology and society under ;~=~===~::::::::::::::~Stalin, 1928-41." He Is based at the hlstor y fa culty of Mos- cow University and plans addl- tiooal work In Leningrad and Doubles Anyone? Tennis and Sun :11 Soutllt'rn Cnlifnrnia's most unique tennis rt"~orl~ • 10 Ch~mp•nn1h1p Cou11 1 Wtth n•t ht plly • The dewrt'1 llrgest pool • 80 mod~n Wtltl m1ny w1th lull kttd!tnettn 1nlll color'TV • 20 ltii·MIItHlflrD I hi hurt of him 0net"t's Winttr pl•vtrOI.IDd • Fru Ttnntt Clull Pf Mhtnlar tUhtl Room ritts lrom $35.00. doubtt occuptncy. '" se.non Whole htrt. sharpen vour C)lmt Thll WHOn! Enroll ort the Voc Braden hn~•s College tn uclut1vt wtlh Shadow Mounli!n Rnol! tnd Rtcqutl Club Ptrronlhl!tl A . - mu ruc••on hom tile "Hudmtsttr ol Ttnntl" ':'.W_ :\ ' -l'l•m$1!111 1.3, and S dly .,,II upon reQuHt ' .) lakt ld'lltnl. ol 01,11 !pKIIII ~ h r';_-_., • WOUP rttn. ~ • C..ll Co~ I~ Al ..... hOMI ... 1111~-~ .. ~ (714)346·612.3 --------~ ,..,~ Sba .. w MounlaJD _, 1M bc411C1 Clu 4 '1, lU \,111 I "" lt n J "1\t', f'atm IN\I'rl, ('alifurni:l q!~bO Kiev. FUND DRIVE S AIR ED Tbe Women's AL!Xillary or the Arthritis Foundation of Or- ange County met MoDday In the Cor ona del Mar home of Wrs. Wllllam Weaver. The AUJ> ltiary members discussed vol- uotew actl11thts to aid tbe work of tbe Arthrtus FoiJDdaUoo of- flee, located IJl Its oew head- quarters ln the Stewart Title 8uUdlnc, 900 North Broad'ny, Santa Ana. ruoo n.lstng events for the Orance Coooty Arth- rfl1J CIJ,Dl~ r_,.llc wen pl.a.noed. LIGAL IIOTICI NOTICE TO CREOrt'ORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STAT£ Of CAUFORNlA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A-77844 iiiiiiiiiii~~i3~~~~iaii~~iiiiiiiiiiii E~te of MICHAE L R. CONKLIN, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the creditors of the above o..amed decedent that au per- ' SOD8 havtoc claims agatnst the CALL FOR BES T PRICES 1714)979-&842 IZ13141tJZU said decedent a.re required to tile them, with the necessary Toucher s, in the ottl.ce o! the clerk oftbe a~ve entitled court, or to present th'tm, wtth the LEGALTOOWN GOLD vouchers, lo tbe m.- detrsltiJ>ed at the otnces of HAR . .. ADKINSON, 550 New. ·.-;,;,.;C~tenter Drh'e, Suite 434, "~~• Beach, Calllorl'lla, 1"'1.50 $AI.E S \'AN QPPORl U!'foTIES) THE INTERN ATI ONA L SIL VER EX CHANGE LIKE TO TRAVEL ? Is the place of bus.loess of the Llldersigned In au mat- ters perbtlnln( to the estate of said decedent, witbln fom- mooUlS after the tlrst ptmUca- ttoo of thls nottce. HAVE TO TRAVEL? Dated October 30, 1973. BETTY H. CONKLIN, Exec- utrll ot the Estate of the above named decedent. ~ ~~ARBOR TRAVEL :1402 \II A LIDO NEWPORT BEACH 67~1311 RAR WOOD .. ADKJNSON, Post omce Box: 1907, Newport Beach, CA 92663, 644-1313, Attorneys for Ex:eeutrll:. jltlllo Rloa. POOHsh : Not', 1, 8, 15, 22, 1973, IJI t,.. Newpor t Harbor Eulp. THRU NOV!MI!R, 1973 SAVE 20'- s WAYi UIJM ntAN oUINAn JliAM CIIAN t Cl .. , o..,., t Drl•• ..... , • Soli c-..... 4 • "-•• ••••• , .......... , ., S.ft ..... u .... CML Ul 'fODAY •••·lata 1'1t!E ES11llATlS • OMI DAY ~VICE u ..... .._ ... Alll•eOffMI•.,. 1'740.1Ur•I'X AVL -cane in and rreet tre crew H1ghest 1nterest •n our h•story on ,n~urP•J ".dv·r·gc.. -N tr F .. a,ral Ch¥tPr Protec' on S:.:~t · •'Y trat h,h weathered every econom•c storf"'1 f<Jr I)IJ»r "l t a \f'n: ... ry , thai'., wO,at Los AngPleo:, r.,aPra ' S.:~v,ngs offers you •f you live. work, shoo or play n thf' Newport Beach area As. a :'>.::lver you'll also r~IO'IV" all the free S€f\IICE'S most people use Travel<>r c; (hPCkS. Money Ord<>rs Notary Serv•CP n•c V1s11 our tem porary off1ce. meet the crew talk ov<>r tne new h1gh +OtF"PSt -prt•f catooc, or c;tar• d ·»gut;,r passbook savmgs account always ev"'rybody"s l:>f>SI bargarn Whd<> vou'rp herE" see the model of our permanent oHrce to be built as soon ac, t"'P Sou th Coost Reg1ona1 Cr,.,...MrSS•on g vf"'· 'h•· wo• 1 One m•nute and one s•gnature That's a 1 t 'akf>s to start your sav•ngs Jc-.un• anJ 1 ~·1" !hr-gr··. '.J' Ct• ol savers who have relied on the qrprg•r ana c.a fe ty of Los Angeles F~'1PfJI Sav·ngc. LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS Serve SaiOOs end SOw Over 200 re<:.tpes 1.:16 oagt><> ol dressings alone' J selected b~ the l adies Home Journ.1 1 Coo~o.oooo. Editor Pick up your free copy and open or transfer a sav•ngs account at the same tr me C"Aitlfll 1M ...... ....,.. S...., _, ~ P'ROTICTt()lrt luMrat~•• ... ,.,,,.. •• n••· -'"'NOAL l"'llllfST RATfS 0"' INSlllt[O S.lVIIfGS ... ·-'"' ~~~~-...... 001" 7~% C••l•lltlll "<:rOO!"' 77C?/o I I 000 Ot ""''' ' -~· ·~"" ......... ,, 61;% C.l111+tatt 01 0.1>0111 II 000 dliflo Of ...,,, '~ -........ ""'%. lftll>fl!ll t--d•••• ,.-.... ot 6//lo C•rt•t"tlt ot ~1. I I 000 6.7:;?/o Ql _,.. 1 ,..., "'•"'" h 1~11'111 tO-fOdHI ''''' l~1 ..... 5%% 90-0.7 lot~t: 11.000 01 ........ 59~/o ....... ,, ~"""' ~ .... '• Nlf .. 5~% ,,.....,._ ........... _ 5.3?/o ... ~...:::·' , ......... ... ,,,.. _," ____ ...... ~.,,... ... _,_, ,..., .. , .. t ... -· Ill .. ..,. "" .. ,.... "'""' '" .., ......... ..... -~~~~ ., l" .,... ..... , ...... J,wj ...... If .,. ...................... ,. _ ..... 1¥11 -.. l to_ ......... " ...... ..., ....... ,_ _, wt I! -h-I '""""""""""' t.rfHk* Iff .....,, ~ -.ltMf-...... ...., _.,. .. ,,_ ...... _._,...,--~ ACROSS THE STREET FROM Cl fY HALL (714) 675-4ECO HUOornc:a: One Wilshire, Lol ~.Calif. 90017.0theforflcntfwouchout IN!..,. TEST DRIVE THE '74's TODAY ••• WE"VE GOT 'EM. YOU'LL LOVE !EM _ . ._ .. _. ·---. ._....,, errvrrNIIIN'J- • .a.u••N A'. HOW ... I'I'O HOLI. YWOOO REPQI'I'"TEI> ~J'.V.vr.lA" -fiOX OFFICE MAGAZINE ill SHOWING -"""' , ... :• WAY •• •••• TARS FA AFTER FLAG FOOTBALL NOV, 3 GAMES A •• ~ADES 7-8 Eastbluff Oilers lZ, Mariners Moose 0. Irvine Terrace Troilns 8, Peninsula Packers 6. Mariners E lb z.t, BufWo Muggers 0, C.Y .C. Turkeysbooten 22, Playfteld Rookies 8 • 88 --GRADE 6 Marl.oen GlDbonl Z-4, Chan- nel CowboJs 0. Buffalo Packers 18, Heights Hurricanes 12. Eastblutf Hammerheads 6, Mariners Renepdu 0. C,Y.C. Nailers 6, Peoiuu1a Pa ckers 0. Mariners Rebtla 0, HeJefl,ta :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L~~~so. Mulners stra.ts ZO, PlaJ- neld 1'rojln& 8, Meet Sa B -. GRADE 5 m, Mariners Tlprs 8, Eutblaft' ' -; ·,. . '' '•' th nd Red-eyes 6. e WO er Mat!Jierl !'acton ?, ~ e SHOWING NOW e w '"" Ct.l 1 " WOODY'ALl.EN In ,.. ..... .....,...-.... "ill» It .4&UIII. ~ 'li!il Bills 0, C,Y.C. Cannlbala II,PJayfteld Uons 8. Ptoluula Pl.cken 11. 1rriDt Ternce Redl:tiDs 0. C'-.ootl Cha..rpn IJ, Mar. lner1 Champa 8. Bldtalo Cowbor• zz, o.~p~o Hustlert 0 •. Marblera WarllDI 14. E.ut- blaff Jltulll 0. C.Y.C. Rip Of& •• I>Jo. CC •• GRADE C Mar&aeu Dop 14, l.ulblaft AM•tera 0. Botlllos-11,-• 8.....-dlf. C.Y.C. Tto)lM IC, PIIIJIIOid Pacbrs o. 1rrtM Ttrne~ a.a.ra to, P•-IICIIII<..-ol. C-IC_I,_t ApMO. _., Do .... 14,11....,. ·-··· C.T.C. ,__oil,-T...--o. TITLE LOARA l ...... lbnr ..... ·----~ .,.. '---- NEWOIT HAAIQRIIISIGII f\111.111 ED IIW(LY -PMU • llNM!lAY,IIOV. I, 1113 COIIOIA D£1. !WI, aiL at Cenitos \x / (PG) George S.gol I• Glenda Jock A TOUCH OF O.ASS Panootision Color (PG) SOUTH COfi ST 7::10 IF YOU WANT THE BEST · REGAL WALL 8A.1'1N •. Water CleaauD • Hide llkllq • o..• ln Ooe' How • &u~ful Flat F1nlob Reg. $9.00 gal. MOORGARD WORU WONDERS IN ONE COAT • Euy To Ute • Rapid Dry e Euy CesnUD • Lllt.l Lo•• Reg. $10.60 gal. 'Wun Sotir' ...... , __ .. SALE $6.95 gal. SALE $8.49 gal. M..tTCHI!IIG f:,"'l..tME.L§ Atl.!ii~J At1.4IL.4Bt£ REG. S 11.00 gal. SALE $8.95 gal. Key• m•de ile you .,.,.,. Z for 79• OR FOR THE BUDGET MINDED WESTERN FINISHES .INTERIOR VINYL 13.95 GAL. .ENAMELS LATEX OR on. I{).J 0 GAL .LATEX HOUSE PAII<r 15.95 GAL 20%off ON WALL PAPER Also 25% off on Woven Woods And Special Prices fH£11 J..e CtJtOII."i TO f:H()()31! ,110M w. "··· n. Eqvlp••11t, r •• t ON CAII'ITIMG. P!,OO! COVUING • DUI'U ' ,4NTIQUE SETS All S.lo Prtooo Voll4 Oolr n,,. N••·• lfU 12.9? ""-• 67S.«l«< ...... u., __ ,.,.,, ....... fir . , ........ • ... ·.\ • • 'I I . ' • I I I - I I' I• I , I I :, I< r .. { . . • • • • • I "PEO!f" .iii--.. _.,. 13"llr OVAL PWDMT During the two hundred years followl.ng 1500 A, 0., many medleaUoos lnchided products ob- tdned from the human body. Burning hair was recommended for "the vapors." Poweredftnger- Wl par toes, wUh wtne, were used as an emeUc, 'bile hUman fecal matter, bones and urtae ftg- .,ed lD scores of remedies. .1 Mummies h"om El)'pt, Q.nely ground, were •ldely used throughout Europe for many Ills. Tile I demand for mummies na so c:reat that ooe de~.Ier ¥fessed to ~ II!Dd, Wiblllc If Willi ..... ..., ...;!•e.~r-=::· -.u..r.ii . . I new hmedJ, U Is scleotltlcaJIJ tested for safety aDd etfecUveoesa. Our pllarmacy Is stocked with prOYen drugs awaiting your prescrlptioo. People who care about their health can depend 1 on BAYSIDE wllh complete cooftdeoce. • • • HANDY HINT: A stiff chamois cloth will soften Iff riMed In water with a tablespoonful of oUYe oil added. TilE TEACBIJIG IS CElf ~D 011 JISIB CJIIIIIT Allll Till BIBLZ, WITH EMPBA819 Oft PIUCTIC.U. CRRJ.VrlAII UVDIG. ALL AGA Alii RLCOIU. Co-ll>c .... n.tlloc ·-SUIIOAY SEIIV.:IIS, WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:30, 9:45 aOO 11 :00 A.M. EVENING SERVICE .......... 7:00 P.M. PHONE : 1575-4550 , POO·E. Couii!WJ., 11.-1--, _.- Ill EM'S. lOY'S TI_'!,M~S- 6.95 .. LAlli IS' TIIIIIIS ANNIVERSARY FOR REBEKAH$ A ... .,.Ul -will bo bo1t.s froal 5 to 7:JO p.~. todaJ, Nor. I, bJ II .. Rt- bo... Lodp w al lllo Odd Fellt>n Tomple, U'lllllewport Bl..s., Colla 11-. Mrl. Pat M•PMIIID Ll cbllr. mu for tbe ..-t, wtrleb ls~ to tilt pltlllc. Sbe It t•ll-'ed by Mm... GctriiSt WlUctt, F•D JODH Ud G1&(tJ1 Ilrd. T.. Rebollall Lodp, wblcb ,.... lull-Now. 14, IMI, wll1 co-Ita 25th WI!- Yerary &1: tbe Not'. Zotll mlltt-lDc &t I p.m. lll tbl Temple. Cbuter members .W be bcm- ortd, aeco:rdlna to Mrs. llalcolm o..n.a. ool>le ........ FALL CONCERT AT OCC no Or&llp Coul Colle .. m lillie cStpartmeDt wU1 preMDl ltl faD OODC: .. t s-II.J, Nof.l8, f..tar1Dc 1 of occ 'I lDitr•- m.tal mule P'~· Tbe CODeert wtU be *J'd at % p.m. 1D tbe eollep aadltor- lam. Attml.aioa b: St. Tbe P'~ are IDler tbt dlrecHoo ot OCC profeaor ot lutru- mlld:al mwde, Dr. Charlfl Ru- tbu"IDrd. ud .Cadd ulta.nt Du Zelllllpr- 1'1111 prop-am t-o IP- peonoceo t.,tboOCC.,_- lc wtod euemble, Jus: tn.u eutmble, tar plulo .... 117- dropoolcallJ ---·· JrfOY. 12, from 7 to ti:SO p.m. at tbo Or&llp Cout YIICA. SlDce Arl.toUe, planU baTe betD crowa llllDJ nter ud Dlllrlala. Today, with -1 tood lbortapa, tbJa atmple, taceeutul method wtll be cl1s- eaued, daft.oed, tJ;lUded aDd demonstrated. LHAL IIO'I'ICI FICTITIOIB Btm!IESS NAME STATEKENT Tbrl follow'lDc peuoa la dolDr bntt.._t U : Callfornja Sedla F.cleratiGD, 413 Betne L&De, Balloa tzMl: Ronald O..U lfiW'tU. 4U Betne t.ane, Sal- boa 02441. Th1a bai'MCI 1a eoadocted t., .. llldlrid<al. Sl,.S: Boaald 0. N.nll. Tbll: ltatemeat wu ftllcl wttb the c-Clerk o1 Onop CowatJ oa Jtor. 5, 1973, WU- ltam E. st Jobll, CO<IIIJ clerk, t., BoYoriJ Barptoo, --Publl&h: Not'. a, 15, zz, 19, ms, 111 ""' N.-t Harbor Eulp. F-IIS46 LONG SLUVE V M!CX Aayllc Sweaters A.95 7.95-t.JI. -.w) •. a.ts ·~liT IWIIOR 81111111 'VIUIHED 1£111LY-rN/IE. 7 Sensational Top Qu11lty IINw Yen lt1. Dinnlr NQII 6g JJ p• HE! XORI( 5IEM Indo••• IW<..t Of F,...cf, Style ·/tw G.atin Potmea, f...., Gonion S....t, G..llc ........ S,.lced FNit. SP WHAT·s ? HARBOR AREA FIRST GRAI'ERS r ec:eiYed awards for ibelr spoolty entries In the 4tb annual pumpkiD carriD1 contest lq)Onsored by Mutn.ra Sulnp .&& Loan Assn. of Newport Beach and the Newport-Mesa ~ntned schOol dlatrlct. Pictured here, from left, are Ann Fain of Whittier school, Costt Mesa, winDer of the scariest pumpkin award; Mark Nlmmo of Woodland seDool, Costa Mesa; smallest pumpkin award; Vl<:.e-Mayor WUlJ.rd Jordan of Costa Mesa, eootest Judce; and Roome. Bltz.er of Baleart<:. sehoo~ Costa Mesa, tootbteat pumpldn. other wtnoers tn<:.lllded EUr.a.beth. Ryu of Mesa Verde IChool , Costa. Mea, bluest pumptiD; Danny Maboney of Sooora school, Costa Mesa, UWtest pumpkin; Stenn lsaal of Baleart<:. schoo~ saddest pumpki,D; Ktrk Romberg of Andersen azhool,. Harbor VIew Homes, oran~st pumpkin, Uld Bllly Guzllt of Newport elementary school, grand S'W'eepstalles winDer . (Duid Ross pboto.) • COUPON SPECIALS Treasures and trinkets The N09'. 11 meet1nc or the Harbor Key or tbe Cl'l1ld Guld- aoee Center or Onnce County at the Irvlne Coast Country Clltl wtll feature plans for the I.DDIIll "treasure& and trlnt- eta" aacUoo. Tbe auction wtll open at oooo MODday, Feb. 25, at tile Air- porter Inn. 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' . -: -- . ------- ·~ ... ..•. ·' ..,_ ............. . , ' ...... t: ,_.-'aidS (COMTIMUID PltOM LAST ·w,lil The ......,«th<ninr of the bdlnu by the power of God which be (Paul) desires for them leads to endu:ranc:e. joylulneos, and thankog;viDJ (vv. \1 , 12). This latter is mjointd upon tht Colouians u a Christian duty ( cf. 2:7:3:17 : 4 :2). They haveiiUfticient cause-for thanksgiving. For God bu • made them competent to share the lot of the sa.ints iN lig41. 'The heavenly kingdom into which they have been. brought is a kingdom of light. Cf. Eph. 5 :811'. I..ightlood [a Biblical scholar J pe.raphn.ses verse 13: 'We were slaves in the land of dark:oesa. God rt:SCued us from this tlvalklom. Ht: transplanted us thence, and tettlcd us as free colonist. and citizen~ in the kingdom of His Son, in the realms of light.' It is to be DOted that the word rendered tr'onsltJitd (v. 13) i. UJed of the transportation of whole peoples from one country or district to another. There may be here the idea of a Christian 'exodus.' The kingdom into wh ich they are transported is the kingdom of his d•cw Sm~ and not of inferi or angrls. Cf. Heb. l :1-2:8. Finding himself in this kingdom the bt:liever is no longer subject to tbe PO'W'rJ's of tltt~knus (cf. Eph. 6:12). This tran!lpOrtation involves a gnat emancipation. Ven(! 14 ·is the picture of a bendactor who sets i. alave free by the payment of a ransom. It ia \'Cr bally identical with Ephesians I :7" (d.]. Ithet Jones, "Colossians" in Th• New Bibl• Commmlary, ht Ed .. 1953, p. !045). THE LORDSHIP OF CHRIST IN THE UNIVEISE In Colossians I :15-17 we read : "Who is the image of the invisi~e God, th<' firstborn of every creature: for by h11n were all things created, that are in hav~. and that arc in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones. or dominions. or prin- cipalities, or pr1wen . all things were rreated by him, and for him : and he 1s before all things. and by him all rlungs consist.'' The foregoing passaa:e (vv. 15-17) ~ts forth the supremacy of Christ in the world. In the·considef"Ztton of these ver.ws (15-17) t~ comments of Professor F. F. Bruce, of England, a coMerVarive scholar, are relevant : "Paul follows up his reminder of the benefits which his readers [in Coloue) have rtttived in Christ with a state- ment of the primacy of Christ over the created universe. This is one of the great Qristological passages of the New Testament, d~laring as it does our Lord's divine essence, pre- existence, and creative agency. Yet , high a! the Christology is, it does not appear to be original to Paul himself, but rather part of what he 'received' as primitive Christian teaching. Cer- tainly the doctri~ here set forth is practically identical with that ~ forth in two non-Pauline passages of the New Testament -John I :1-4 and Hebrews 1 :2-4. 1 All thr~ passages have an Old T~stament background, which is seen especially in Proverbs 8 :22ff., where Divine Wisdom, ~ sonified , claims to have been with the Almighty at the beginning of His ways and to have been His assessor , if not His agmt, in the work of creation. If we ask how the early Church came 10 unanimously to speak of her Lord in terms of the Divine Wisdom, the an- swer must be 50ught in His own teach- ing. Hert, however, Christ ls pte" sented a..s the agent of God in the whole range of His ~racious purpose towarda ~:nen, from the primeval work of creation through the redemption ac- complished at history's mid-point on to the new creation in which God's purpose will he OOnsummated" ( c f. E . K . Simpson and F. F. Bruce, Co"'- '"•"tary on rh~ Episllts to th• Ellu- .riaiiS tl.."d tlu ColossiaJI.S, 1957, pp. 192, 193). THE SUPREMACY OF CHIIST IN THE CHURCH J n Colossians 1 :I 8-a> we read · "And he is the head of the body, the church: who is the beginning, the fint born from the dead ; that in all things he might ha~ the preeminencr. For it ple:aR<i the Father that in him should all fulness dwell ; and, havinJ made peace through the blood of his cross. hy him to reconcile all thin~s unto himself ; by him, I say, whether they be 1hin~ in earth, or thin(' in heaven. .. 8HOIIT 8111MON : -Ill Pl•l HAIIIO -II "AIIdiiM...-- ... 1.1 .. N, .d. 1M Jdaa"t ___ ,_ -·....,. ...................... _.__ ........ -· """-.. -"'-................ _.. ..... ..... . · ........... ., flr• .............. . ....... -DMWI:J'7- • ... Colooolo01 1 :9·:10 This Biblical pauage (vv. 18-20) is a significant assertion of the pri- macy of Jesus Christ over the church. Here the puaphrase of the!lf: v~rses by a faithful scholar of tht ninet<:f:nth ~tury should be observM: ''And not only does He [Ouistl hold this posi- tion of absolute priority and sover- eignty over the universe -the natural cr-ea.tion. He stands also in the same relation to the Church -the new spiritual creation. He is its head, and it is His body. This is His prtrogative because H e is the sourc~ and the be- ginning of its life, being the first-born from the dead. Thus in all things - in the spiritual order as in the natural -in the Church as in the world - He is found to hav~ the pre-eminence. And this absolute supremacy is His, because it .was the Father's good pleas- ure that in Him aJl the plenitude of Deity should have its home ; because He willed through H im to reconcile the universe once more to Hirn.setf , It was God's purpose to effect peace and hannony through the blood of Christ's cross. and so to restor~ all things, whatsoever and wheresoever they be. whether on the earth or in the heav- ens" (d. J . B. Lightfoot , Sai11t Paul's Epistl•s to the Colossian.s a11d to Phi- lemon. 1892, pp. 154. 156). Thus, Je- sus Christ is truly presented as the Lord who is suprellle over the spirit4 ual creation. "He is head of the body, the Olurch" (v. 18). • Jbo 0..-L-Women in the Church "Sword of the Lord,'' Murfreesboro, Tenn. Durinr a r~ent series or artidn upon the heresy of the toni\IH movement of our day we just brierly mentioned I Corinthians 14::«, "Let your JfJ)Qlell-.keu e.ileace in the churchn: for it ia not permitted unto them to speak: but they are commanded t o be under obedience, aa alao saith the law.'' A letter came aakin1 that we ro into that 1ubject a little further. That it, the reneral 1ubject of a woman'• place in the church. Let it be said that a woman is a wonderful invention. When God faahioned the wQrld and made all the veretation and animal•. He crowned His labors by making a man. "And the Lord God aaid. It i8 not rood that the man should be alone: I will make him an help meet for him" (Gen. 2:18). The word "meet" here means fitting or rirht or proper. So God'1 purpoM i.n malcin1 the itnt woman w• that 1he mirht be helpful to the man. It ls sirnUK:an t that God made the man first. It is also •ienificant that God made man in Hil imqe, that i1, masculine. T hen •cod made a woman Lo help the man. Th• man bei.nJ made fint and beinr made in the ima1e of God. was directly accountable to God. The woman was to be accountable to man and then to God. Of cour1e. when it comes to the matt.er of salvation, every 1oul i• individually accountable to God. But in home relatiomhi.,. and i.n spiritual matters of leadenhip the man is directly accountable to God and the woman indirectly throu1h her huaband or flither or whatever man i.s in authority. That principle i8 illustrated ln Numbers 30 concernin1 vo .. lhat a woman mirht make un'to U.. Lord. If s he made some vow and her father or her hu1band diu.llowed it when he learned of it, the vow waa "of none effect: and the Lord shall for,Jve her" (Num. 30:8). Ver~e 16 indicate. t.bat the m•n ls re•pon1ible for the act.l of hiA dau1hter or hit wife. The New Tettament 1peab of the man • he.d of the wife (Eph. 6:23), tha dieciplinarian (Eph. 6:4). h &.eachea. th•t a woman i.. to be ln subjection to her hu1band (Eph. 6:%2, 33; I P1t. 3:1-6). When it co-.ne~ to the church and .. rvinr the Lord. thert an many areM ln which • won:~an may help. But •he should not. try to &.each DMn or han aut.hc:wity ...,. men (I Tim. 2:11, 12). She -·---(Tit .. 2,1, 4). She could """'b email cblldnu. Bul .... -- Uy to be a ~-01' to hold anr o&Mr peaaidon, of -.a:t.bority 0\'W ..... nM .. tl\t ... ttwhinloltlMBIWe. • V-.I_IUI _ _.,.. 1M ...... ol --... , .... _, __ ..._ --·""''koiJI'..U...I ---Uw--.. ..., .............. .. ........ .., ......... , .. ... ..._tMIId .,.,_. Ml m .................. lllfUOfl' MM04111SliJI PUIUIIIEO WI!ICLY • PAeEI llWRSllAY,IIOY. I, ltll ~AIIO.IW,CAL THE WAR WITH THE LAMB Questions &Answers 87 8&N•\' J , H&YDT, T •• D. THR CHOSI!H ~·O~Lil, • 2M W, 72NO ST., HI:W VO"I( CITY Quea.tioa: ClHfld )"(JII f.Xpla/11 Epltc- dtuu J : u t I/thl$ Y«k ,..,,... ro Cltrt. tlillfl, ar som• Ul'f, wlwlt dou th# u - pr•uiort Uo111 rUi"f from tlw dtfMI m•ul How cu • Clrrinlll~t arl.u from tht dHIII, tllal b. ftow7 I 4Mw th•rt will be a F't$11ffectlon latu. but tit~ vt,.t s•tms 10 rr/tr to tht prtstnl time. A nswu: Tbc vel'al!l Is laken by *M!W to refer to believen and by othcn to the unsaved. Both interpretations are pouibk. Tht E.xpo3itor's Grrd, for imt.nce, relates it to the uruavcd u follows : "II takes the form of an ap- peal to wake out of the papn con- dition of sin, described by the two- fold figure of slup and dtmlt, and of a promise that then Christ will shine upon the sinner with the gvina liaht of H i.t truth." It will be noticed that the flgurn used here rela te to a spirit· oal condition. Such is also the ca~ when it is applied to a believer, as is done in the Pu/pir Commenlary: ''This is evidently intended to give additional impulse to the Ephesi11 ns to wal~ as children of the light .. when the Church gets the light of heaven. she is not to lie d:ill , as if she were asleep or dead, but is to be active, is to make use of the light, is to use it for illumi- nating the world ." Since your qu~tion deals especially with the application to the Christian, let us enlarge upon this. Sleep and death have been used through the centuries as figures of passivity, inert· ness, stagnation. inactivity. insensi- bility, etc. The Lord Jesus used the figure of sleep in the parahle of the ten vtrgins to teach the need of 1'-eing alert: "Watch therefore .... ," " ... he would have watched," ". , , he yc also r~ady" !Matthew 24:42. 43, 44): "Watch therefore ... (Mallhew 25: I 31. In speaki ng to l'>eli~ver~ in Rom· ans 13:11 Paul Qys: ··. it is high time to awake out (If sleep": and again m I Thessalonians 5:6, "Therefore kl u'\ not sleep. ;1~ do ('Others: hut let U'\ watch and he ..ober." On the other hand. th~ figu re o( death is also used to ~how our relat ion 10 sm !Roman~ 6 :21 and to the law (7:4), We have trouble with the Ephesian pas~ge only tf we try to l1mit the use of the figures. • • (ju\'~tum . Du )'UU thmli. thut , or· cording to Lukt 21:14, th~t: "tim~s of th~ G~t:ntilr:i' ~nd~d in Jun~ with th~ t'llpturr fJ/ Jerusni~m? 1/ so. d11e5 rwr !lwt imp/\' th111 ,;,,. Mr.uiunk u11e hw l>t'l{itn:' All.~M"'· The lime" of the Gent1le' hcglln w1th thc O:i!pll\'lty urnkr Neh· ut·h,1drwu.u ·" Jcwn~-d in.! ('hr<ml · t.:lc' lh:l ·21 . 'They .If\' portrayed h)· the great m1a~c "' Nchuchao.lni!'U .. .H\ lhl·am g•vcn m l>.uHct 2 anJ take u~ Ill the latter liJ~S tversc 2H). Their termination i! g1vc:n u the lime when the God of heaven ~tl~ up His king- dom I \<trsc ~4). Tlm is reaffirmed in the New T~tamcm m the promi~ of Luke I : 32. ". . and the Lord God 'hall JIVe unto IHm the throne or his fttther David." hut i~ preceded hy the preachmg of tht' gmpcl unto the Ul· termO!It parts •)f the world according to Acts I: fi-8. Tht<~ fact was confirmed al the Jeru~lem council as recorded 1n Acts 15 : 14·18. and the ,cuing up of the kmgdom 1l~lf ~~ d~-.crikrJ in RevdaiJtm 19 11 ·11". Luke 21 ·N ha~ u-.ually been taken a<~. the tnminuf mi q11rm of the times (11tht' Gent ile~. that i ... the end or limit '•' which they will e.\lend. the moment' !'hut the Mc~~iamc re1gn ~hall hegin. It may, however , tlc !he lt'rmillu:t ,, quri of the'k' 11me~. "the end from which" the1r Ce'""tilln take~ place or. m other WfiHh, thl' hcgmnmg of th~ cnd. the 'ta rim~ p.11n1 "' th<' final w1rwJmg up of thl' llequence of events that will complete the times o( the Gentiles. This would he in keeping with Luke 21 :2S, "And when th~ thin&.~ begin to come to pass. It is abo necessary, in considering the ulent of Luke 21 :24, to realize thai Gentile:: d11mi nation has not, as of thill momeot, been completely rcl•n- quiJhed. The United Nations " still debating the retention of the city by brae!. and JOf'dan particularly is con- tendina her right to it. In addition to this, C.thohc, Moskm and Protestant aroups hokl properties there which are sacred to their respective faiths, and hnel hu • moral oblipt'on here which she. feels very keenly. 1be bi-weekly newsletter Nrw1 From I~NWI, issued by tbe Janel Informa- tion Service in New YOf'k carries an articie in ill AuJI* 1, 1967 isllae headed -~wael'• Plan To Oive Re- liJioul Bodies lurbdiclion Over Holy Placca Unprcc:cdented, Abbr. Eban Tells U. N, ..... In which it i1 stated, .. E.mphuit.ioa lsntl's plan to ai':e control ol JftUUkm'a Holy Placa to the reliakJnt eoooemed It unpreea- dentlld, Mr. £ban told the United N• tk.'ln!l General ~bty on July ll that 'IWWr Itt lt11nN1" m•tMt'J Jwu t~rt ""'-11111 4U/f'MIIIe»t b1 .,., o(W.ntl'tNrtt llf til• ~~1knt '" uchMh tM Hoi, I'J.t:l:t from Irs «KIIUl~ MtJ •fOilolfflll -·" Tho _ .... p<-holllionoipoccrda ... tolbe T....,..,....,..llldalbow_..ot Oaw ......._ A -looly wot would betla If ta.ll •••• net _.,...._ 1Y 01. WIWW McU:biLl., h nllf of ... lllii•II••••~F_. ..... Cll•chet of M•rb (IFCA) Au,.: ......... et ... ~JiM W..W Cr 11• ef tM ••••ttauiCnntl ef OriltiM QarcMI- MoJ, N. J, J-11, 1m God's clult< in the Ia"' di_..tioo of 1500 TH. CH .. IITIAN B•ACOH, WU tt.t the Jaw bin. iciY--'JI!W .. (child d!'rdc~ 7te HAOOI:N ST., COLL.tHOIWOOO, H ,.1, ...... to ]IJIQI, God' I Lamb, U Sn.'fiour (Gel. Thm u..Jl _., ...,.. ..uA lito U.., t>N ,,. 26). ''ThO low wu pea by Jl-bat ,_DariJ. u.b ,Jt.U .,..,....,, ,._, ,,. •• u LMI -J.!I<wtl•, lndb """" by J_. i:hNt" (Jol>D I :17). tbe low ~lloa. '-1 wu ...-ved u a oad K ;., •I IMgl: .,.4 t/uy tlul .,, ..... • •• aatiaa b; icilli Saul, Kine Do 'rid, and Kiac tolW, and,.,,,., oad foil~fol (Rev. 17 :14). ,_. It"-divided Into Nortllern and Sou IJC.Ut Ouut il) ••• LAMb of God, ""';.A loA•th .,.dooM Judah oooaitted of two-and ltnd ou~y tA• .;. of 1/u ...,..t.l (John I :l9). ..., tn'bes. Apootuy c:auaed them to oinluU~ (COIIT1IIUED FROII LAST WEEK) God U KJne. l!vuy humao lrlDtr prov"' a ia the meuu.re that they were aff"ected by a . G<Desi1 12 """""" tbe Abrahamic cownant. It Thlo locluded 21) or ..,.,.. killl' of lt,...l b<clnn' lniiTUctt about the bqpnnjnr of the Jewilh noo and with Jeroboom. A minority of Judah'• 21) o. that oalvatloo throaab the lamb of God (]..,.) kinp Jed the people Godwanl; all who I"' Gal- would be by cnce aDd that God'a Lamb would be 01 wvd weR a bleNinc in the meuure they a.voidd Jmlh ...-IOCY· Very _, Abraham ..,.. ao apoo~a~y. Eoch ono who failed, like wicked iGJK th<eatenod by famine u to ca.,.. temporary 6.... Ahab and J ... bel. compromiaed with or supportd contrary to God'a will. All was the Satanic don apoetaq, wtdch alway• broucht failun:, curses, aU- to hinder the CIOI!linc of God'a prcmiled Umb feriop, and ntin upon God's choten. m.tioo. Ewq-throuch lhatteriDJ of the ..,..,...,, evm by Abta· portlca of the Tabemade ana Te.nple, abo eo<b v~· bam'• &.th tbrougb atatvatloo. God'• rrooe cauaed od uaed, .. ...,. ofl'erl"ff', f-. Sabbath, and ...,..., de! .. t of all oppooitioo and Abnham ~ the · ·~-Ia ••--· f ld he · ani pattern of thoae oaved by faith ~=· 4 :13-24), a duriDir u~ w -.--bOn oreto t <OUDIIC salfttion wrouabt by Jesut, the of God. work lor Annera of Jaua, God's Lamb. A> apootuy wukened lmowledc< of God's W"" and furthered necloct and diaobedience of Seril!' tur<, theOI cnat p_ropheciea were not apprchmde<\ and opiritual tile deterionted into dead religlotl fonoollom Evuy (lUI prophet of the Old Teot. mmt battiM apoetuy within the nation. Their~ Cl,e WU not with the heathenism of. other n&bOIS but with the: apolt:Uy within their nation whicl cauxd lack: of knowle<fce concerning the comint Lamb of God. Each prophet endeavored to p~r. the nation for the prornixd Lamb of God. Isaaal predicted Jesw' vi<gio binh (!sa. 7 :14), His d.;t~ and millennia! reign (Isa. 9:6, 7), and Hts deat• provldin( oalvation f<>< lost aouls (Isaiah 53). Jer~ miah predicted the Babylonian captivity c:ausaJ bj hia aation's apo1tasy and that the land would rest seventy yean while the nation wa.s in captivity. God had been disobeyed durin( a period of 490 years by failure t~ obH:rve each seventh. year as a Sabbatic year (Jer. 25 ,12 ; 29'10). Dame! foretold how Antichrist would endeavor to be worsh1ped tn the Temple at Jerusalem as the dose of apostasy occun during the coming tribulation (Dan. 7 :8). lU also predicted the enthronement of jesus, the LarrD of God (Dan . 7 :9·14; 9:24-27). Oanif:l's teachif'l' wu endorsed and recommended by Jesus Chri~t (Matt. 24:15). Ezekiel foretold that (!\·ery attempt to enthrone anyone but Jesus, God's Lamb, would be overthrown by God. Christ Jesus will recerve tbe <tiadem (Euk. 21 :25-27). Isaac:, following Abraham in the human line. of which Jesus, God'• Lamb, waa to come, is assailed in rm.ny wa.ya in Satan's ef- forts to eliminate the ) e w i 1 h nation of which God's Lamb wu to come. The nation is attacked by effort to eliminate it through famine. M always God's grace defeats Satanic oppo~ition to the work of God's L-.mb as occurred through Joseph, a type of Cllrist, preservinc-the Jewish race from elimination through starvabon. Satan Seeks To Destroy a Nation Satanic opposition to eliminate the nation throogh which the Lamb was to come is revealed hy sin whkh placed the nation in an Egyptian casket with the king's decree! that th~ nation be eliminated through murder (Exocl. I :16-18) and thus prevent the com- ing of the promised Lamb of God. God's grace through the service of Moses delivers the nation Israel from Egypt, and p reserves it at the Red Sea and through 40 years of wilderness travel notwith- standing many failuns God ward by the nation, God's grace is ever sufficient, but the only hope for the <fe. feat of all opposition, past. present, and future, leads us to Jesus the Lamb of God. Jesus Christ is the very grace of God (Titus 2 :11). Jn the Book of Jud~s 300 years of Israel's history in Palestine is recorded; seven simple apostasies by the nation are described, all of which were Satanic attempts to prevent the salvation promised througtl the Lamh of God. God's deliverers were not ~ generals, though a number such as Gideon were great generals. They were named judges because they so judged apostasy in Israel as to bring the delivery . Llessings f rom God. In Judges, apostasy developed a lawlessness Godward similar to present-day trends and expressed by the closing statement of the Book which declares, "Every man did that whi<;.h was right in his own eyes" (Judges 21 :25). Elijah's great prayer of victory on Mount Canile:l climaxed a battle with apostate Baalism represent-d by 850 servants (1 Kings 18). Baalism was the stronrnt apostate system of that day. Israel's ten tribes were later carried into captiviy by Assyria because of their apostasy ( 2 Kings 17 :!· 23). About 130 years later Judah was carried ini captivity by Babylon because of its apostasy (~ Cllron. 36:18-21). (To bocootiJ>oed) THREE BILLION WILLS As long as man rema~ned obed1ent to the will of God. h1s Maker . all was well w1 th h1m. Hts life was perfectly balanced be· cau~ it was centered m God. As soon as he listened to Satan, how· ever, and set his will against God's, all began to go wrong. H1s life was now oft center and out of balance. It was no longer sub- ject to one central Will . Alienated flom God. man now reaped the fru1U of h1s rebellion, not only 1n hiS bantshment from Parad1se, but m the sel f·will of his off· sprmg. Of the IHst two children born mto the wodd, one bludgeoned the other to death and thts was but the beginning. Whereas God had onginall y created man m Hts own "image" and "likeness" (Gen . I :26,27) we read later that Adam begat Seth "in flit own likeneu, after hit 1mage " (Gen. 5:3). And so parents down through the ages have begotten children like themselves, with fallen na· tures and wills of their own, until today we have some three billion wills operating in the world in· stud of the one, central will of God. Science and the Bible THOUGHTS ON SCIENCE From "THE EVANGEL," Bo1. 25, Largo, Fla. Much has been said, by many different people, concernmg the relat1onsh11 of knowledge ol men to the knowledge of God. Yet. th1S week I read an an1ch :hat once tllgam brought home to me the trap that sc1ence has used to engul so many people. In the Science section of the May 17, 1971. ed1lmn of T1m1 magazine, a leading anthtopotog•st has found that the Neanderthal Man, wh• has b@en used as elCplicit evidence of Darwin's theory of evolUTI On, was not 1 sub-human being. Evidence now potnts to the effect !hat the "Neanderth3 cave·men" were not apish an1ma1s but actually were a group of human beml?l that suffered severe vitamin defic1encies -thus causing the ap1sh feature!'\ Wh ile this discovery definitety put~ a !horn m the theory of' evotulton. thj Christian should Jearn mOfe valuablE' lessons !rom lh1s d1scovery Reflecting back lhrough the last century, I wonder how many people na~t had the~r fa ith destroyed by a the:>ry :>I man Now, sc1entists have shown ttlat the evolu tion th~ IS not missmR one lmk but the whole cha1n. So 1! 11 and always will be, a new ins1ghl wdl cause new theones to be propagated wh 1ch m turn, the people ac cept l'S fact . It •s l1t11e wonder that Paul warned T1mothJ (I Ttm. 6:20-21)., "keep that wl'lich 1s commit1ed to thy trust. avotdtns profane and va1n babblings, and opposit1ons of science falsely so called· wh 1ch somp pro-lessmg ha11e erred concerning the failtJ." The Word does not commantl us not to have anythmg to do With knowledge, .,c1ence, and wisdom of men. The commandment states speclf1cally that "'hen sc1enc~ opposes the teachings of the Word, lhen we shou ld <1l ways chOOSf> lht Word as the source of fact. There are several eKamples of 11r11se men used by God m the scrtpll!re_ My lav011te eKam ple IS Daniel. The scriptures state (Dan. 1:41 !hat Daniel wa~ cun· run11 10 knowledge and understandrng in scJence. Yel. 11 you read the story of Daniel, he always chose to seek Goc: when lhe time of deCISIOn came NevE"r did Daniel trust his scientiftc learnmg over the will of God EFFICACY OF PRAYER Mr. Spuq;~1n w-interviewed once and Mked if he hl'd m .. d1!11~ h111 vit<~ m .my "'"Y upon the efficacy of prayer. ''Only,'' he Nplied, "that my faith grow~ >'tronger and stronger. It it not a matter o( faith. but of every-day espPrience and ~nowledp . .( am cotu~tantJy wime...intt: the m•"lolt rl'markable .an"weN to pi'llyttr. I could oo more doubt the eftlcacy of prayer than 01e law of ,.ravitJtlion. Look al my Qrphanat:e. To keep it rolnr entail• £10,000 tt year expenditu~. Only !1.400 is provided by endowment., the remaining £8,600 comf>S to me in Hn!lwer lo prayer;. I dn not I.-now ..-hef'fl I Mall get it dlly by dft,V, I A'lk nf)tl fnr it l'!nti it '"'"""'. EVIL RABri'S CURED ~mttti~ prol-.inc OuUtiana are beNt by ,.pecial hindrttm:es tn their UM· tuiMM-tendendee of IIJ*ICh or ac:Uon that mar 1M! beauty of hollnMI moe\ Melly. What ere you aoihl to do with the evil habit, or the half-do&ea, thtt are hinderiftr you? Pl,bt tiMID one by one; that ia one way. What did you do lui winter when the panel of the wiDdow were covered ..nth fro.t, and you co uld not ,._.. out of them? Did you acratcb It oil' ..nth R knife? That woulrl tAke \ou lobi. H-i up the room .ad the trod p. off tha pBIMI. Wann up the fOUl with the love of Chriat .net the bad hablta will nlD Off. 111at il Whflt ~Jmen ('Ollie tho ''ell• INLiive power of • IM'W all'ec:tion.." Brintt Je<~Ua Quiet Into l.hf> "''ul. 1\nd yrn.r will "~n-nme tllfl evil bahtta. WHO 18 MY NKIGIIBOm This does not mean, howevet..... h,. Gnat 8..wl that God has 1bdicated, Of' th1t '._ Thil CDet.IIJIONI7 ~.....,m.r..., flnt ubd by a lawyer lryizq: "' the future of the world is now ~J..ua OD the tp0t. It ...W"'!d Ia the parable of the Good Samari~, ~,. subject to the wills of thret bil · aelchbor .. depf.cted M a .-ietim of a vic:*-robbery -a man m Mnoul hoo faUen cr .. turts. Nor war. b&e aad a t fbi( a7 haJp. R..cl tbil ~ aarable iD Lull:• 10:25-8'7 God .... oote tM ftrto.il w 1 flf the peop. who me( hJm -••paaww whk:b forc.d to formulate new ( f.althfulb mirrol' OaJ' ewa. pt.,_ ~M of the f .. l of ':"an. To tbt ...._ who I'OIIbM him,. M ... • vidbD to aploit. n..y did DOt Far from it, for dnptte man 1 re· f'lliiPid llha 81 • pe• n bat 81 • thJ.na, To RK:h PIIOP1• (JnMt ot whom an Dot btllion -even rhi'OUf/h It -God lililnl UU...) other D.o. alit -.17 to -~ thelr OWII whtm. aad luN. h• been carrying out His plan ,._,.a.. .a tM uc11t ..,_. .... ptOPie. kit blow ~of t.nlt Metchblpl rod e'llry true breliner ,.lo'e»s To e. priiM UMf u.t• who ,_.... 1,-oa tba oth«r ~ tbe ~ JH!Ichhor tn.t God "WorQth •II thing~ ... • •W.not to ...oW. 'n.--,..... riaflt. with II whftl It c.me to ~ •f1tr the COUnMI of His own will '' ..S rtc.l, bat..,. • .._. to .NIII;J .... latlfi~Qhw~ wHh 0.. Pl'Ob&-ttl otblft. IEph. 1:11), Whll• Ht don not Tothe~who~.,.... .. .......,.,..teth.prtMDttd-lDIII'f- rufe directly in the 1ffeifl of""'"· ...._ ~ ....,., ~ = ~ ~ ..... ton. ~ hold _.i•n, Ht ¥lfY deflnit-'y OHmAn, tnd = .C • - --· • ._ ,_.. "*' a. rietba .....U. • • ,..,It ··.u 1hln• WOfk to-• · • • . I onhtr to<-to thtm that~ 'r.. ._ 0.... I .... • r t,Jf ... :cpa W • ,.... ID Me ad help.. ·= ., ........ _ ......... ~ ......... -........ .....,.: ICCOrdnt to His PIMJ)QII'' (Rom. ,...... ,._ -. c:W' • " llw ....... wh8a lht \'ldltta ,.. • ... God. tQ them who .... 1ht CJlUid .. -....; ~ 0 .. t.elt ... kt • JIIMe ..... 1lrt -'W 8:28), C I,., .................. -. IC-•IMIMallt- IP M. J. ·~ t~ 1t-O. ' ~CJUIIIt1• .. o-l' ........ _ ................ ... =__._ ........... 7G= ..................... ..... r ...... ,.,~ ......,, • .... ...., • .-.. -~--a... .. !1 .. _ • t aft6 ' AMERICAN • Brcakf.aa •Iundxs •Dinners &tatMS LOIICB SPICIAL--$1-15 CRAIIJ'AGIIZ SUllllAY SRIJI!CII--10 to I FtolwiJIIWIM lluprtla!,-6 WtM ~ 'J &j; tii LID. te Mtd!daM A llat. 10 L-GO 1.m. Br•"' ... I 10 11. B...U to Howard's HACIENDA F.,lly IM CORONA DEL liAR , SBR.VING BNnR.B : RARIJOR ARBA~Jf'lf~ ' -------------··------.. sought tllo _,--.u. ..... ....... -lo lo pyt U I u.t <Ill ~ <Ill wblt tloty COD-_IIIt_l ___ lema MJO M• ~ ot OrupC_, __ • Bt.adn tuUmoo)' ctYeo at Ilia commute.'• rneet1~~p, Dr. PriMU. 8Ud be wOIIJd weloorne U1 ooau"'nt' maned to tUm at IQ Do"r Dr., Newport Beacll. before Mow, 15. "Oai: of ow Jtadlea, 0111011 Lobo wlll "' .. tbt """I}' Botrd ot SaperTiiiOl's wttn a Ust of problema, IUCb as aoiae, take-ott ud kDIJlGc patterns, and so forth, ttlat lbOuld be locl\M!ed DALE CLOUTIER, LkiD. CoaD- ID a eountJ-tlna.Dced study of try Safari eue\dn, ~ tbt a.lrport's Jmp~.ct," Or. formatloo of a oew pell.e FrtueUe 1&14, "ud the eoonty retaUoos nrm, Dale C~ mut tbeD declde what dl-Associates, wUb beadquarters rectioo.s tbe studJ will take.'' ln Irvine. He ls rea1cDJDc u He empt\utsed U•t altema-assistant general ma.t1aJW ot t1Ye a.trportJ are oot a sub-the A!rtea.n wUdllfe prell8l'Te jeet o1 tbe carraot study. to head the agency, wbleb will Dr. Frluelle's committee open omces No•. 1 at .2011 bU 23 members trom through-Business Center DriYe, oear oat tbe county, inchl1ing city, the Orange County Airport, A COUIIty, buslDess u.d citb.en veteran oewsman andanaward- P'~· winning pllbllc speaker, be be- gao !Us J>uroaUsm career 1D •n,,u< IRVI~E CO. 1962 as a reporter-p-. Dennis L. Nygren, 31, h:as grapher for the Berks Ccxmty joined tbe Ir'rlne Company as Record In Read!Dg, Pa., aod residential mercl\a.Ddlslng later wor'.:ed as a stall' writer manager. He will be respoo-and a columnist tor tbeRead.ln.g sible for all mercbandlslng and Times. promoHooal programs of the 0 HOuOR SET ftrm's residential and multi-BRIDGE F " family dh1slons. Sea Scotrt Ship No. 13'7 from WOlliN IN lUI IN US WORICIIIOr NOV. 1• Dr.-Dta-.-IOI'oi .... ?UI~ .o1 c-CoUtot ... IICI, wtu ~lita'-.o..tatwtMe" ........... 14 a&"' lr'YIIII.- Cout ~ Cte_ Tbo ...,._ lac Ia IS :Wed bJ' Ute ttomea•e -ol lilt Newport Harbor C...._. of Comm•ce ud tbt w~·a Coee.UoltbeMnpcrt IIIJ1ww-COita .... Board ol R.-,_ LI.IJSaD Edwudl: wlll cbeau effeatln bulDeu ~- .ace, llld Pat KroDe will pre-II.;~~~ lOt a color ft.lm oo telepboae TO MAKE MONEY T.....t : .. I'VIn 2711 E. COAST HIO-A't t f714t 87!J.1AOO CO•GHA 01'1.. MA., CAI..Ir. 8282!1 THE GEHERATIOH GAP Hair renecta our aceept- uee or oon-acceptanca of the Ume1. People with shOrt baJr us-.Uy relate to others w1.th short ba1r; loapr- ll.llred people relate \o otbers wttb long ha1r. We are DOW UTlllg lD a time or t.-ocberbocd, aDd UDder· stucllnc and our ta1r pbys an tmporla.Dt put lD tr1nglng botb JOWl and old toptber in uaeceptaoceoftbe times. \lr. NJ&Ten had moTe than Fairview State Hospital's Ward 10 yearudvertlslng eJpertence 40 will ralse the rlq: at the with the J. Walter Tbompso., opening of the bridge of booor Compuy. A native ofMichlg:.ln, activities Saturday, Nov. 1 'l, be received tlls bachelor's de-The event wtll take place at gree 1n busloess admlnistntioo Newport Beach Sea~ Base from Detroit's Wayne State Uni -on Mariners Mile. Tbeir skip- nrslty in 1965. He a.nd his wU'e, per Is Robert Jessen aDd tbelr Patrlcla, live 1n Walnut Village scoutmaster is Jacquei1De LAGUNA FEDERAL PAYS YOU NEW .,. C:IIIJaCIIES , Highway House of Prayer 2411 E. COAST HWY ., COROHA DEL MAR LOW IE II: LIEVIEL -II: lEAR I .'ITeR D F.NO MINATtONAL. FUI.L GOSPE!L tUHDAY SCHOOL• 9•.U WORSHIP SIERVIC!• I loGO !VAHGfLUTIC S!RVIC£1 610G P.M. SUMOA.Y ,.ll:.t.Y'!R AHO 818LIE tTUO'I"• 7tJO P.M. WE:OHUOA.Y WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR PHOHE: 642-8762 JllJmoutl) <!ron!,lrr!,laliuttal (!;hurrlJ A Pru and ll'ld•fJ•"Jr"t Co,.~rxotiol'lal Cbris.lilffl Cb11rcb THE REV. JOHN A-LINDVALL. Minister Suodl.y Serrice : 10:00 a.m. Remember . . . daily shampoo Is esseotlal. H.a1.r ts the halo ot the In trY1De. Shannon, recreation therapist DISPLAY AT LIBRARY at Fairview State HospitaL A cUSi!laY of leaded glass 2HO l'EAR AT ACADEMY by Daryl George aDd an ex-CaJ~t Carl B. Soyter, soo at hlbtt of pottery and sculpture retired Air Force Colooel an1 by Orrtlle H. Clay "'Ill be Mrs. Carl Soyter, 3'JO Enero, sbowo at the Corona del Mar Newport Beach, Is amoo.g the mind. THE SHOP Ubrary througfl November. 1,080 cadets who have entered Daryl George studied at th~i.r secvnd year at the U. S. 7 UCLA and acquired 2 Uberal Atr F'or ce A.:a1!!mi in Col- Phone 6 S • S6SS art degrees In 1970. orado. He willbe com:nisstooed For ~pointment Orrtlle Clay of Laguna Beach a second lieutenant and receive 2855 E. Coast Hiehway e:rhlbtts several vases and an a bachelor of scleoce degree Lobby of unusLJal telephone. Hts children up..>n graduation from tbe acad- Harbor lDustmeot Building Anna, 8, and Holden, 9, have em1 in Jm.te, 1976 . He ls a Corona del Mar 2 sculpt:ID'es in the display cab-1971 graduate o! Coro'la del ~=====::~:;;::=~ lnet also. Mar high school. LIGAL MOTICI LIG.U. MOTICI U!GAL MOTICI!. ORDINANCE NO. 1515 totlldatton, poUttcaL, reUgtous, (b) Between 20 and 25 ~Jays after the election. Bible stud,J: ':0Q.1,m. aDd 7:00p.m, Clnsrctt Stti)Ol!·tO:OO ~.m. . , 371!2 BROAD STIII!t!T, NEWI'IOM·Mf-. ~ AN ORDINANCE OF 'fHE or social orpnir.atlon, com- CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH mlttee, or a.ssoclatlon. ADDING CRAP't£R 1.25 TO B. CetrWioo by Candl!iate. 11TLE I OF THE lfEWPCI'n tfo· cani:ttdde~ll roUe any BEACH MUNJC(PAL CODE, cootrlbatfoo wblch lrlll cause 1.25.035 EJptnditares state- ment. Elected caadldatestomu- nlclpal pWUc ot!lce sb&ll file with the City Clerk a wrU- ten declaration of Ills total cam- paign upendUID'e$ wtthill 25 days after the election, or DOt later than the daY precedlng the day \4)00 wlllcb tbe can. dldate takes of!lce, wblcbe•er occurs tlrst. An elected can- didate for municipal pOOUc of- flee need oot rue an expeod.i- hue statement 11 the lawful receipts aDd espenses of bls campaign do not exceed Two Hundred Dollars ($200 ). How- ever, elected candidates shall ftle a written declaratioo with tbe City Clerk to that effect It their campalRJ~ receiptS and eJP8(1Ses do oot exceed Two Huo<lrtd Dollars ($200). Hurnrv core provld•d Ph•,.•= 6.(2~27-40 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH THE CENTER FOR &IBLtCAL STUDIES IOlMA.GMOLIA ST· A.T ... ., A.M. IIlLI' CLAUII S.uiTA A.MA A VIE. 11100 A.M. WORSMIP HOUI COSTA.IIII:U. 7a00 ,.Ill. IVAGIL1STIC "OUR DR. JIMMY COMBS, PASTOR COSTA MESA COUNSELING CENTER TO ENHANCE DYMAIIIIC LI'(IMG ANOTHER MINISTRY Of THE nRST BAPTIST CllU RCB REV. JAMES HEMRY, DIRECTOR F.UOLY PERSONAL, CALL MI-l 'ISS IIARJTA'L COUNSELING OR 541-!IS1 LEARN. TO LIVE '"THE DYHAIIIIC tiFE'" We mnte roa to worahlP FIRST CHURCH OF LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRI ST, SCIENTIST OF THE MASTER JJOJ Via Lido 2900 Pecific: Vn Or. Newport Buch CorON del Mlr, ~If. SUN I) A Y SCHOOL 9 a 10:30 •· m. LA WHENCE D. FRUHLlNG SUNOA Y SERVI CES Putor-Pbooe Mt-2664 9 & 10:50 •.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES WEONESDA Y EVENING AU Aces: 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. MEETING 8 p.m. WorshiP Rolli' -10:SO a.m. READI NG ROOM Nwsery and Coffee HolD' Wct;k day•: 9 a.m.· 5 p.m. Proftded w~dnuday : 9 a.m .. 7:45p.m. '----:..:..:;;.:;;;;; ___ _. ENTITLED "MUNICIPAL the total amount cootrtbuted ELECTION C AMPAI GN by ll!m to his campa ign with CONTRIBln'JON AND EX-respect to a single election to PENDITURE CONTROL OR-uceed Fin Hundred Doi!J.rs DINANCE" ($500). The City CoiDicll ot the City 1.25.020 Anonymous Contrl- of Newt~Qrt Beach does orda.ln butioos. Total anonymous con- as follows: trlbuttoos to a candidate •hlch SECTION 1. Chapter l.ZS is ezceed tn the aggregate Two added to the Newport Beac h HIIDitred Dollars ($200) with Munic~l Code to read: respect to a single election "CHAPTER 1.25 sball· not be used by tbe can- MUNICIPAL ELECTION didate for whom lt was intend~ CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION ed. The total anonymous coo- AND EXPENDITURE CON-trlbutlons ezceedlng Two Hun- TROL OROUiANCE dred Dollars ($ZOO ) wtll be Sections: placed in the General Ftmd 1.!5.010 loteot and Purpose. ot tbe City, earmarked to be 1.25.015 Campaip ContrlbQ-used for the purpose of de- tiona --Ltmtt:attons. traytng the costs of mlllliclpal 1.25.020 Aoooymous Cootrt-elections. buUons. 1.25.025 Campa.lgo Ezpendi- 1.Z5.0Z5 CampaJcn EJ;IeDdt-tures --UmitaHon. twes --Umlt:atloos. No candldate shall lncur ag- 1.25.030 Campaign state-grepte e'JI)eDSes to turtber tht ment. elecUon or nomination ot such l.Z5.0S5 E!peDditures State-a C&ldldlte, incl1111ng aspenses meot. incurred by persons or orpn~ 1.!5.040 lntractton, Effect ot l.lat10D& sub~t to the lmmed- ViotaUoa. tate control of and working 1.!5.010 lnteot and Purpose. directly for the elecUoo or It Is the lnteot of theCttyCooo~ oomi.Datton or such a candidate l.Z5.0<10 lnftactloo. Effect of VIolation. A. lntracUon. It Shall be UD.lawfUI tor any per9311 to knowingly violate any prorision or to lmo'wlogly fall to complY with any or tbe requtremeats of thl& Chapter. Aoypersoowbo knowingly t'iolates any of the provlstoos or wbo la'lo'Wtngl}' tails to comply 'Witb aDJ ol tbe requirements of tbis Chapter shall be fUllty of an lnfr'action. Tuc 1day and Friday : 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; 7-9 p.m. ... TT.END ell ot the City of Newport Beacb lD excess of Tweoty-nve Cents "" tn enactlog tlll.sChaptertopl&ce ($0.25) multlpUed by the num- B. Etfeet of VIolation. Uafter 1\ts electioo a caodidate IS con- ncted ot a notation of any provi.sl.oo of UUs Chapter, the elecUoo to otftce ot such can- dlda.te sha U be votd aDd such otnce shall become n.cant lm. mediately tberel4)00. In sucb enol, tbe ncancy shall be ftUed lo accordance w1lb tbe THE C HURCH reaUsttc and enforc•blellmtts bU' or relistered voters re- SECONO CHURCH OF on the amotmt lndi'fidtals may siding iD the City at the last CHRIST . SCIENTIST OF YOUR CHOICE contrlbW:e to polltical cam. r-eralelectloo. Newpon fkach at pa.lps in mlDlclpal electloos 1.ZS.OSO Campaign State- Corona del Mar REGULARLY aa nll u Umtt the aD'IO!mt meDt. A. statements Requlrld. J100PacH\c View Dr. wblch a cudJdate cu upeod Eacb eaodldate tor mtmlclpll SUNDAY SCHOOL 10 a.m. 01 bb caqll.lcn to be elected pd)Uc olftce sball file u a HIGHEST RATES ON $1,000~m•m 4 YEAR CERTIFICATES J % ~0 --.. COMPOlNU£0 DAILY VU.LO~ PER AN'\,lUM Plo, cornrar.rhlc hr~h mten:~t r.rtt<' on all oth~r 'pec1fi~d term ~..·cnrtlc.l!c .iC~:ounh r.1ngrng f rf•m S 1,000 ro S 100,000 rlntc:rl.'>l p.I\.Jhlt't•nh .11 currt'nt Po~"hook r.r teon earl\ w rt hJr;rw;rh , plu' (ltr J.•\, u,i(rl''' t<Wicnurc 1 . LISTEN TO I\11KE ROY'" COOKINC; IHI"lC; nn K"-X·RAOIO 10 \{).11 A~ fo r mfr•rm<lllnn ""I .rg.una Fc~..krar, n.cumg nl·v. RcCLpt." C'alcnJar g.r\C~W<~) A !l-k about ne'A e~citt ng benetl t S~to SA'\"'F.RS Cll 'amcmber' 1 HOME OFt I(_'£: ::M Oce..1n ·\,enuc. l .. !!un..~ BNch. ( alllorn•a 9~1''11 Telephon~ ~9~.7~-11 • l.AGL''A 'loiiGLII::I.:' Monarch Ba~ Pl.lla • SA' Cl.t:~ENTE: h{IJ 'onh El C.11l11no Re;d • I.AGLNA HIU..S: ::~In !'I l.illt d~ \,, Plat,, • I.AKF. EL"'I"'riOIRE: N)(l v. ~'' U raham o\"en t~c BUSINESS DIRECTORY • BEAUTY SALON BEAUTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar Phone 644-7336 •DRY CLEANERS DIMMITT ()1!: Finrsr qu1lity dry desnina on tbe p~mnes • Self·~~ t.undry All M"W -lltest model • INSURANCE • Apartmellt pactages • Low boat ratH • Low auto rates AGES 18 to 25 llcOONALD AGENCY Newport Beach 646-8941 • HEARING AIDS HAL AEBISCHER ~J. Prope-r Fitt1ng Assured 3409 E Coasr Hwv. • SHOE REPAIR ANTHONY'S SHOE SERVICE COMPLETE SHOE. LUGGAGE: ANO HAN08AG AE,.AIRS 3401 E. Coat1 High'lftY eonm. det Mer Phone: 613-4640 016•r Loci/U~o•.: • )4.J3 VIA LIDO, NEwPORT • 1• FASHION ISLAND • l1Cia ! .. VINE, NE'4W"OIIIT OPI! NIN G SOOM t SOUTH COAST V\LL~CI! SUNDAY SERVICE 10 a.m. GRACE llllE OtuRCH to malclpal otace tor tbe pur-pllbUc record w1lb the City WEDNESDAY EVENING pose ol ... u_ tbe uerc::l.se Clerk two c::omulatit'e ...rifled procedares u set tortb 1D tbe Fnpbft wathen Clty Charter. U a cudldate Is Cororw. del Mar 675-3833 FRIFO CHICKEN ~ d ' Amtrteao LtCIOO llall •-Rra ing Room: P·111 • by campatp cootrlWon ol statemeots aamlllc•cbperson_ ~9 F .. Co••tBwy. '65 W.latb. Costa M.a poteatlal IJDih• 01' lmpt<JPef as that terro lS deftDed ID Sec- F.:atrnc• o• N•rd•••• REV. TOW. TtRIE, Peator IDfl~e onr elected omdals tioD 1.!5.015. from whom a Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.m. to S p.m. StiMDAT SIRVJCES: and to I.Dsur'e aJ&I,ut a c::&D· coatrlbattoa or cootrlbaUoas -rhuruby e"eninp: 7 to 9 10-.30 A..ll. 6 1:00 P.M. dJdatt belDC elected to oftlce ban beta recel..ed U.t total Sat.: I 0 a.m. to -4 p.m. S.ay K.bool, an.,.._ 9:30 bued primarily oa tbe amoaDt Fifty Dollars ($50) or INX'e. You arc c.Mdi.Uy inYite.d to HOME SIBLE CLASSE8: 1M eJPID(Sed 00 Ids caqJ!IIp. aod U.t bi.Ye been or may aucnd O,urch Se.rrke-1 vwl Call 551..oot& Tbe City CocmeU flDda U.t be ·~ oa btbalt ol b1s etpal alllltra Ud eoueqaeally spec:Ulc:: amo-0 coatrU.ed b7 l~•o:=u;O<~t~h~•~R<~o~dm~· ~~~Rioo~m~.~ij~~~~~~i:~~lm.aiclpal eltdloDs ue .. ..,_ c::aqll.lp. toptber trtth the Bible a cMittr city la DOt pneqJted •cb ..... AAJ lDOIQ11DOCIS bJ ......,, Jtate taw from r.r~ ccmtrfbatloallD eseeu ol FlftJ ltO.IIT M.. •tMIITOM -PAJTO• -t.-.a Ia local r.~t.n) U -•- 2SJI0 ST. otORAIIGI, COSTA MISA ·-~loSOto :::.: =•"'"~ ••bCao~ -IO:IOLm. ~-US.OII ~ .. C--dklltt otaU Ull &OJ •- -I:Otlp.m. t:ODLII----Ltmt....,.._ -FIIIJ Doll•u {l50)o!ll1t --. -. 'l:illl A. c.at-"' p .. ...._ .... _, ,.._UJ C<IOOri - OR. P. ltiMlOM 11111011 -PASTO& IUII.AY KMOO\. .' ....... "'-• Ko ,.._ cOir tllu a cu. bated bf lllm to Ida ctmpelp. -~ -. tollclt • B. ~ .. --- -...... ....,____ -llolll -llltlloll• ... piDII&t. Jtlldll. 01' II' DE'• ol ud CIODIIP)rM .Uiltt ~ -.. IIIIJI*r<rl-to ,.,.., ___ 1 __ ...... tile ]Qal--..... tra.aa. or 0011111e...totat. -<Ill I .. _to -wlll lie rtll1 llollaH (S!O) W _., -.. lolal ---- -... -. qao. ------...... "*l.·---................ : •• ~ __," .a .el ,._. eo t fll -a ••• to c.. ,_ str f'llllc--....e TW ••• .. DDiua .-. asc•• _..Stdloa ~). ·-· str .. ,_. UUIIII *II lit IUtd II lilt ,... tiiMa .. 111't•llitaft .......... ~ loll I ... -111J-{II) Boll-10 ... 15 .-,. ., ... -..... ''· ........ _ ... cou'ficted d. a rtolatioD ot any 3200 E . Coast Hwy .• CDM ot tbe prorls:loos ot tb1l Cbap-Phone: 673-9605 ter at aQJ time Pl'lor to his ~~~~~~~~~~~ •lecttoo. bis eudldacy sball • be tarmlDated tmmediatelJ ud lie stall DO Joacer be eD.c9'le tor eLectlOD. • · SECTION 2. T~ Ol'dlDaDce shall t. paiJJIIN;t OQU Ia tlrie otllc.laJ ~ ot tbe Cit)'. ud tbe arne stall be .a.ct1n SO days after the date ol Its ·--Tbla ordiDuce ns blb"o- duced at a repll.r mMUDc d tbt Ctty eo-n <Ill lilt Ctty of Nnport S.cil bead OD tM Ml c1a7 ot ~. U'lS, ... -adoptod .. lilt lltlo cla7 ., ~-11'7!, "'""' t>t-., SALES 6 SERVICE 420 I . 17TM ST. COlT A 1111WaA 11411-77011 -... - ..... IOwlt: · , AYES, COilliCIUIEN:McMta, • FLOil·T· R--, CtooJ. lloola1, ~JOtla. R,._,-._ NOll, COIIIICILIWI: -· ABSEJIT, COQltCil...laft:-. o..Jd .&._ Md !• -A1'TIBT: Latn t.ap>o CIIJ C"r\ fLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS DJ,l•rl T6sh FLOIUS7S -·-~ 2431Nu au•....._ -- •M•rine H•rdw•r• •:Rfik Clodun1 -Nautical G.fh Marini" H.udwvlf' Open Snflt D•y~ • Wed to Serve. You kttu 2700 W. CoenHwy .• N.B. 646-1711 I I . I ~ . '--. - 11:00 .. "" to e :oo •-o....,. Cl.a.IDTVUDAY 291 E. 17TH STREET COSTA MESA A.R. MARSAC Pl.UM,ER 700 ClfNI~n A V't. CoroN del Nu • P\umbin& Repa1n DAY 6NIGKT WATEA IlEA TERS 67:1-4130 ftCNI ..... NT • OCMUIIfto ""-~L•m~l "AWA111Na, NC ... ,. __ .. _a:.,, .. .CALL •• "& -··· --"""-.. 11'11, to""' "lllf'POI't.,..... hrtr L _________ J~~~~~~~:!:~~j_::::::::::~::::=~ 114U~Y. IIOV. I, 1171 COilaiA OIL MM. ON... UI#IL IIOliH UIAL MOTICI lnd" clio ned ""'P'ICmiiiW II-NAIR IIOI'k:l OF Dmlf71Ca !0 lift au 'ITATDIIIM DGAGI DC TU S.lLI or no '11'-••a .1.01111&11 lor .....,._ IIIII ::""'If LIM.•!!C*-z _, I no·~ por-1a dl>o .U.COBOUC BIIVIIIAGII Ilia llo7t' Clllb al Ilia Jllrllar llldla try..-. do iroiD tJc b¥1uw u: n. Be~ lO..It .... 'Jt ...,. .w .,. ... a -.at o1 IONr )rftJr'J • ..._ C.IIIIWICIIIIO. lUI C181111AIICS 110. ltlt Alf ORDIIIAIICB OP Tllll Alf ce!IIIAIICII or 1'1111 "~," 1101 W.C..IIJP-TO WR* rr IIATCOIICIRJI: o-al.W.l-llldla)low-_..,. ___ _ -· "-. '11100-1/10..0 -· ~ -.. Calli. MJoc;t to ._aet al lloa oll7 aod IU'tlllela IIIII ,... ... , bJ 11oa Co-11 ... -CITY OF IIIQOIIT SACB em 06 ·-BIIACB RIZOIIDIG PROPBRTr AIID UZ01U11G PROPIIITY .IJIIl Proal Do., "-s.eo. ea. -. ......-~~v..-s-ue-..... too, ,...... 1a ,.. ...,. , II lila Tala lfllot w111 llfiiA 11 uo c11r11f a- -:-Alu-. '1000-1'117 Ala Wal BIM,, -.... llortbJ p.w lbal lllo -· Wlala Ia ii.J,;, --II-· A 1101-AII8IIDIIIO tiS'I'RICTIIIG AliDDIIIG DISTRICTIIIG ~ 110. 10 lliAP 110. 11 1/l Ootu FroM, If-Banll. &lpod .,.._. to atU alco-o. r. Cutro, aloeal)lowtlor, -..W bo-lllarllal S.O.b, Caut. IUeO. nta ......... to --llooUe -at lbe prta>· will bo ............ -. t:r. 11 7 p.m. aod a doer priM no City c-u ~ tilt City no City c._u oflllo City ofll'--co-..-ofN--.b-- Tlllo --Ia CAIIIdoetod by aa bldl'rld•L 1-, --UIDI.lowo:UII5 &llll>lao of Ba,.Jo. Zoal aod dnwll>c wtU pia lllo - by ulodi-L Slpad: Fraak Barr .... J.,. If-Bmt., If--ell. --., --u &1-of a NanjD -., _... 11 6)llow1: u t;,IIO'n: SECTION I. nt .. ._ SECTXlll 1. Tht lol- "-<lbod r•l prcporty ID tht cltacrlbtd real property lo lllo City of N.-.-1 S.ch, C-City of ~ -eb, c.- of Oranp, state ol CalUornla. ot Oraact, state of Cal1tomla, Si&Pid: Robert J.. Hlllt~ AD. hr-m to ncb ~ti<la. IIIII: ud block a...U..tol blouOm aeeklac:e. Tllla ..... _ wu Gltclwttll Tbii ..... IDfclwu Gltclwttll tile ,_...,... to applJIDc to no ladld Lore .u-. wtU tilt c_, Clerk of ~ 111o c_, Clark of ~ 1bt Doportmflll of AleeboUe UGAL MOTICI .,.-a 0....,.... of llldla County 011 Oet. 15, 1973, Wll-COUDty oa Oct. U, lt?S, WU. a.,...,. Coalrol for 11-nee ttuaJ1 IJid dUell .... mid to wit: to wlt: Uam E. st Jollll, CCUDiy etork, Uam E. st Jollll, Coody Clerk, of aa tlcoboUe ......... Uc-----.. FICTITIOUS B~ NAME ~ lil<llao aDd Wldle ......._ by TbtHsa M. Ward.. diputJ. bJ Tberea M. Ward, Dapllty. (or Hceaaes)tortbeseprtrnlses STATEM TbtlftlliDCW'IUbeMII:II':•:PI:;· Parc:tl No. 1 ofR .. ubdJ-.,l$100 Lota 1 tbrouCb 5, Tract 1718, No. 211 u anon on the map .. abcnn1 oa. tbe m~~p 1a Boot PltiUJ.b: Oct. 18, t5, NoY.1, Publl.&b: NOW'. 1, 8, 1,, 22, u toUows: ON SALE GENERAL DR. GEORGE G. BURTON bu do:-m:=::r..::s:: td bJ tbe aacUoo otpe.tmtM I, l97S, ID tho Nowporlllarbar 197S, In tilt Nowport -(PubUe Prom .... ~ .... amfd mtdl<al director Fallll, ofGea, SOOl W, S--lodlaa ...,_aDd II-Jn· £...... F -!8001 EDSI£11. F -201112 YEAGER, Cbutoa II. ot tilt ...-rJ -of tilt tr (OIIIct B' Sula .o\oa Ill 'liM: olry, Zoal -...--lry, 1a Book 3, pare !5, ot Parcel 51 Plct 4& otMI.actllaDeoas Map~ 1D tM omce o1. tbe abp. to tbe ot.n.ce o1 tbe Co~mty Recorder of Orange coucty Recorder of OnD&e LIGA.L IIOTICI LIGA.L MOnCE Couoty, Couoty' &I sbown oo Dtstrtcttnc Yap u sholrn on Dtstrlct1D&; Map ORDINANCE NO. 1520 ~etch MUD.Iclp&l Code, and by No. SO, referred to 1o Secttoo No. 21, referred to 1.n Sect1oo AN ORDINANCE OF THE sucb refereoce made a put ol !0.08.030 of the Newport Beacb zo.0&0.030 ottbe Newport Beacb CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Tttie 20 ot said Code, Is hereby Manicl,pal Code, aDd by Reb M.lmlcl»al Code, t.DCI by such REZONING PROPERTY AND resooed froai the C-O.H, R-S reference made a part of Tltle refertmee made a part ot Tttle AMENDING PORnONS OF &Dd Ubcb.ssUl.tDlltrlctstotbe 20 of said Code, ll hereby 2o of a..ld Code, ts bereby DJSTRJ.CTING MAPS NOS. 2Z A-P District. &Ddsald:Distrtct- resooed from the Unclas.si!led rezoned from the "I" District AND 25. log Maps Nos. 22 and 25 are District to the R-1 District, to the R-3 Dtstrlct, and said Tbe City Council of tbe City hereby amended to sbow this aDd said Dtstrtct1n1 Map No. Dtstrlcttng Map No. 211shere-ot Newport Beach does ordain zOI'llng. SO ts hereby amended to shO• by amended to sbo'W thls zoning. as follows: SECTION 2. Tbe Director of this 101lln1. SECTION 2. The Director ot SECTION 1. The follow1ng the Community Dnelopment SECTION 2. The Director the Community Development described real property In tbe Department of tbe City of New- of the Community DeYelopment Department of tbe Ctty of New-City of Newport Beach, County port Beach Is hereby Instructed Department of the City of New-port Beacb 18 bereby Instructed of Orange, state of Calitornla, aod directed to change District- port Beacb is hereby lnsttuded aDd directed to change District-to wtt: lng Maps Nos. 22 aod 25 to aod directed tocbaogeDistrlct-iD( Map No. 21 to shoW' the Lots 6 and 7, Tract 5854, as show the r.oolng-changes de- InK Map No. 30 to show the r.oning ctta.o.ges described 1n shown on the map 1o scribed In SecUon 1 hereof, aooing changes described In Section 1 hereof aoo as said Book 213, Pages 38 and and as sa..td Distrlctlog Maps Sectloo 1 hereof, aDd as saJd Dtstrlct:ioa: Mtp shall bavebeeO 39 of Miscellaneous Maps shall ban been so amerxled, Diatrtctiog Map shall have been so amended the same shaU In the oftl.ce of the tbe same shall be iD tun force so ameDded, tbe same shall be 1n full fo~ce and efteet and Couoty Recorder of Or-aod effect aDd be a part of be in full Ioree aod etfect and be a part of Title 20 of the ange Co111.ty, Parcel No.I Title 20 of the Newport Beach be a part of Title 20 of the Newport Beach Mtmiclpa!Code, of Resltldl'flsion 1198, as Mlm!clpa.l Code. Newport Eeacb M~mlclpa!Code. SECTION 3. This ordl.Dance shown 1n Book 79, Page 7 SECTION 3. This ordi!la..Dce SECTION 3. This ordloance shall be plbllsbed once In the of Records of Survey, In the shall be plttllshed ooce to the shall be plttllsbed once in the otflclal newspaper of the City, otflce of the County Recorder offtclal newspaper ot the City, official newspaper ot the City, aod the same shall be et!ectlve of Orange County, Parcels aDd tbt same sball be etfectln aDd the same shall be effective 30 days alle: the date of tts A and B of ResubdJvistoo 30 days after the date of its SO days ~er the date of Us adaptioo. 1 21-4, as shown 1n Book s.t, adopttoo. adoption. Tbis ordinance was lntro-page ZO of Records ot Survey This ordinance was tntro- This ordloance was iotro-duced at a regular meeting ot 1n tbe offtce or the County duced at a regular meeting duced at a regular meeting the City Cocmctl of the City of Recorder of Orange County ; of the City Co1Dc11 ot tbe City of the City Council or the City Newport Beach held on the 15th tbe portion of la.JJd bounded of Newport Beach held on the of Newport Beach beld on the day of October 1973 and n.s on the northwest by the south-15th day or October, 1973, and 15th day of October, 1973, a.nd adopted 00 t~ 29th day of easterly boundaryofSuperlor was adopted on the Z9tb day was adopted oo IDe 29th day or October 1973 by the followlQ( AYenue (60' wide), bounded of October, 1973, by the follow- October, 1973, by the following wote, to 'wtt: • 011 the oortbeast by the south-lng-Yote, to wtt : wotr, to wit: A YES, COUNCILMEN : MclnnJs, westerly botmdary of Placeo-A YES, COUNCILMEN : Wclnnls, A\ ES. COUNCILMEN: Mcinnis, Rogers Crout. Dostal Kymla tia Avenue(60' wtde), botmded Rogers, Crout. Dostal. Kymla, Rogd!>, rruul, Dostal, Kymla, Rycr.otf, Store. ' ' on tbe south by tbe northerly Ryckoff, store. Ryckof!, Store. NOES COUNCILMEN· oone boundary of Hospital Road NOES, COUNCILMEN : oooe. NOES, COUNCILMEN : oone . ABSENT, COUNC ILMEN: ~e. (75 ' wtde) and Us e:rtenst.oo ABSENT, COUNCILMEN: oooe. ABSENT, COUNCILMEN : none. Donald A. Mcinnis westerly, and botmded on the Dooald A. Mcinnis Don:•ld A, Mcinnis Mayor southwest by a portion of the Mayor Mayor ATTEST: City of Newport Beach ATTEST : ATTEST: Laurs Laglos "Colllty Triangle" boundary Laura Lagios Laura Lagtos City Clerk Une City Clerk City Clerk Publish: Nov, 8, 1973, in the as s~wn on Dtstrtctlng Maps Publtsh: Nov. B, 1973, ln the Newport Harbor Ensign. N06. 22 aod Z5, referred to to Pl.lbUs b: Nov. 8, 1973, to the Newport Harbor Ensign. Sectloo z0.06.030oftheNewport Newport Harbor Eo.sign, LIGA.L IIO'liCI LIGAL MOTJca LIGAL MOnel LIG.u. MOnel ORDINANCE NO. 1516 within the area !mown as the recorded to Book 69()}, page aloog the centerline of Bayside AN ORDINANCE OF THE ShoreUne Refgbt Umltation 207 ot otftclal Records of Or-Drive to the centerlloe of Bay- CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Zone, more particularly de-a.nge Cotllty; thence westerly side Place; thence southwest- AMENDING SECTION 20.-scribed as follow s: aloog said Backbay Drive; erly a.Joog the cenlerUne of 09.030 OF THE NEWPORT Be(innlng at tbe tntersecttoo thence wrsterly and southerly Bayside Place to a natural con- BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE, of tbe westerly city boundary along Bac.kb&y Drive as de-tour Une hartng an elentlon ENTITLED "HEIGHT UMI-ot Newport Beach and the ceo-scribed lo the deed recorded of 25 .00 feet above Mean Sea TATION ZONES" terUne ot West Coast Higbny In Book 1037, page 269 of Offl-Level; thence southerly and The City Council of the City as esbbUshed per ADDe:a.tloo cia! Records of Orange County easterly along said eootour Uoe ES DR No. 66 of the City of Newport to the northwesterly proloog-to the southerly boundary "·-of Newport &ach 00 -~ OAIN as follows: Beach; thence northerly, east-alioa of tbe northerly l1De of of Tract No. 1116; tbence south - erly and southerly along the Tract No. 6230; tbeoeeeasterly erly aloDi said boundary 11ne SECTION 1. Section 20.09.030 ctty botndary of Ne"'PPO't Beach along lhe northerly Une ot said of Tract No. 1116 and along of the Newport Beach Municlpa.l to the oortberly Une of Anoe:za-Tract to the most easterly cor-the sootberly boundary tiDe of Code Is amended to read: Uon No. 25 of saJd city beln1 ner of Lot 83 of said Tract; Tn.ct No. 3357 to tbe easterly "20.09.030 HeJgbt Limitation the oortberly Une of West Coast tbeoce southwesterly a~oo&: tbe city botJJdaryofNewportBeach, Zones. In addition to the de-Hlrbway; thence easterly akxlg southeasterly Une of sa.td Lot as estabUshed per Aoneatloo nlopment standards est:a.b-said oortberly Une of West 83 to the centerUne of VIsta No, 68; thence southwesterly, lilbed in the various dlstricts, Coast Higt.way to the westerly del Playa; thence southerly westerly and northeasterly there shall be tlve (5) belgtlt Une of Anne:at1on No. 55; thence a king Vista Del Playa to the along the city botlldary ofNew - Umftalion t.anes wtthLttheCtty. northerly along sa.Jd westerly ceoterllne of VIsta Del Oro; port Beach to the Point of The designations, locations, and Uoe to a l1De pa.rallel with aod theoce in a southerly dlrectloo Ber:toning. bomdaries of these belpt Uml-250 feet northerly (measured along the centerline of Vista (d) 32/50 roor HEIGHT tattoo zones shall be as shown at right angels) from tbe ceo-Del Oro to the westerly bor.md-LIMITATION ZONE, In tbe on the 'Official Relgbt Llmtta-terliDe ot West Coast Hlgtrny; ary of Tract No. 5871; thence 32/50 Foot Helgbt umttatlon tton Zones Map,' incorporated thence easterlyalongsaidpara-southerly ud easterly aJOO« Zooe the laelgflt umu for any herein and made a part hereof allel Une to a.n Intersection the botDdary of said Tract 5877 structure shall be 32 feet; prn- by this reference.fJleach helght with the southwesterly proloo-a.Dd easterly atooc the sootb-Ylded, however, tbat a struc- Umltatioo zooe the maximum pUoo of tbe ceo.terline ofSa nta. erly bouodary of TractNo.~5 ture may ezceed 32 teet ~ permitted belgbt &hall be meas-Ana Avenue; tbeoce north-to Jamboree Road; thence to a ma..Dmum of 50 feet after ared tn accordl.nee wtth the de-easterly akxlg-said prokwlp.-southerlY aloo.g Jamboree Road the adoptioo of a Planned Com- fJnltions cootalned in Chapter Uon and along the centerline to the oortberty UDe of Tract mlSllty District, or att.er tbe !0.02. of Santa Ana Annue to the No. 69-47; tbeoce westerly a1oog adoption of a Speclllc Area (a) 24/28 FOOT HEIGfiT ceoterllne of AYon Street; said oortberly llDet.Ddltlwest-Plu, or ~er tile appronl of LIMITATION ZONE. In the thence easterly along the cen-erly protonptloo to the last a Use Permit. This IMttgbt Um- 24/28 Foot Height Limitation terllDe of Avoo street to the satd Backbay Drln; theoce ttatton r.one shall apply to all Zooe the belibt Umlt for any centerline of Rlnrslde A'tenue ; southerly alone Bactbay Drlwe Zooe Dtstrtcts otber than R-A, ltructure shall be 24 feet ; pro-thence so.arnresterly dong the to tbe nortberly 11M ot Parcel R-1, R-1.5, R-2, R-3 aod R-4 Ylded, bowewer , t.bat a struc-centerUoe of Riverside AYenue 2 per map recorded lD Boot W'bicb ban boUDdarles DOt taU- hire may e.zceed 24 feet LCl to to the ceoterllDe ofAwonStreet; 17, page S of Parcel ~!bps; tng wtlbin tbe area aboYe de- a mu:lmum of 28 teet alter tba:~ce •sterly aloo1 the thence euter}J •Joar said acrfbed u tbt ShortUoe flelgbt tbe adopUoo or a Planned Com-center11De of A Yon Street and northerly Uoe of Parcel 2 to LlmJtattoo Zooe, or wUbi.D tbe muntty Dtstrlct, or a.fter the aloo.c a Une p&rallel wtth and tbe nortlrw'esterl,y UDt of Jam~ Htlfb-Rise Helfbl Ltmltatioo adoptloo of a Speciltc Area 375 teet oortberly (meuured boree Rc.d; theoce 10utbwest-Zooe. Pla.o, or after the approval of at rl&U ancle) trom the ceoter-erly along saJd oortlrfrtstert.y (e) HIGH -R~ HEIGHT a u .. Permit. This helcht Urn-Uoe of West Coast HJpay Uoe of Jamboree R~d to tbe LllliTATION ZONE. In tbe ltaUoo IOOe shall apply to all to an lntersecltoo with the centerllne of Bactbay Drtn; Hl&b-RI.8e HeleM Umltatioo R-A, R-1, R-1.5, R-2, and a;: nortbwesterly boaDda.ry litle ol theoce oorttnresterly aJooc-.id Zoae tbe betpt Umlt for llQ' Districts. Tract No. 1Z21; Uwoce soutb-ceoterllne to a llDt p.nllel structure s.bali oot uceed !75 (b) 28/32 FOOT' HEIGHT wuterly, 10utberty udeaster-wttb aocllOO.OO feet nortlnrell-feet." LIMITATION ZONE. In the IJ along satd bollldary Uoe and ert.y (measured at ri&M ucln) SEC'MON 2. Tbls ordl.naDce !8/32 Foot Hellf'd LlmltatSoo talltarty alooe tbe DOI'tberly from the oorttnrestert.y 11De ~ abi.U be pabU&bed ooce 1n the Zoot tbe muimwn Delfht Umil bocDcbtJ I1De of Tract No.l!lO Jambor" Road; thence 80Ch-oflldal newapper of tM City, 1balJ be 28 feet; prOYtded, bow-to ths ceaterUae oiDoYer DriYe; westerly 100.00 teet akec aid ur:t tbe same au be tfftetl•• ner, tblt stncturea may n-tbeoce oortba'}J alooe tbe cen-parallel l1Dt; t.t.ee wHtettJ SO days after tbe date d ill eNd 21 feet ~ to a mut.mum terUoe of Dewar Drtn to the to a direct Uoe to e polDt oa a a4optloo. ol U teet 1a u ~.Piuaed westerly prolooptloa of the llDe 150.00 fHI 10utb ot Sta. 11J Tt&la orctlDioce wu lntrO- Commstty Dtatttct, or after nortbtrly Unt ol Lot 1, Tract .a• establllbed per s...,J,ar deced at a r1f11111' mett1.Dc" ~ tbt -of a S!>fclllc Ar• No, 1125; 1beoee -.rl)o alooc Coart Cut No. 20438, oald tilt City Co'""'ll of tile City of Plu, 0< alter tilt .......... of laid protooplloo aodaloocoald liDo bo"'c poralltl wllll 111o M.-.-1 _.b bold 011 1110 Oth a UOt PtrmiL Thla belefll U--IJ liDo tA> tllt-llwtol-e ..... llot o1 Eul C-rup.. day ~ -· I07S, aod wu mttatt.oa ..-aballappty to all erty Uat at Opper Ktypart Bay way; tr.ce westerty U.Ca.kl •cfq;D1 • U. •--day ot Rt ~ R~ lll.olrleto. u -bll-por ~l<r peraU.I 11Dt tA> t oo1ara1-. Oclcbor, 10'11, 111 111o fDUowllool c Zl FOOT IIEIGirl' C.-I C-No, Z<l4SO; .._. -11Dt Ia flDe u tltnlloo ..._, 1o wll: LDIITATION ZOIIE, ID lht -IJ aDd OUiwly atooc of U loti a1>0n 11 .. Stt. A'II:S, COIIIICILIIBII':IIclllolo, U/15 Foot liaiPI Llmlta-tald 11Dt of ~ 11.-.-1 Lon1; -. -IJ aod ~t, Croo1, Doota1, Kymla, z-lilt beiPI 111011 ohalt 1>o Bay to lila. 11 per Sll(lfrl<r -IJ atooc oald -Ryellolf, -... II loti;_..,.,,-·· lhal C-C-llo. 101M; 1-. 1.1ot ....... u t-oflt.OO 110118, COUIICILIIIIEII: -· a moe ..... 11117-II ltol -IJ to a oolaral -loti ...... "-Stt. Loftl to ABBEII'r, COtJIICILiliiU: -· .. lr> a ,. .. ,_ ol 15 loti llat ....... u t-ofiS,OO 11ot -llat of lui C.. _.,. A. llc11111ls .a. t-. w•~Lwata~ t.e1t ....,. ... S. Left!; BJc11nr. tt.e. ........... 11a1ar Coe• MJ Dllb1c:t. • ... ~---IJ .... aldcoa.-JI~J.&Id .... ., &at A'M'IBT: 1110 "*'14.._ olaiptdllo--1toa to -· -. alii 1M lolllo --..... Locloo ..... ar-Ilia -MOl of --IJ---U. ol-• -:-CIIJ Cwk • u.. -· 'hla ........ --" •• ......,llrtft; -IJ .... -IJ ..... --aliaU--IoaD-...... It IJ ........ _llloooii--Z..Illtlrldl, ot1w -11-A, Ia-Dr1fo 1o -J 11o Ilia --If ..,_ Mlltl: ..... I, I I'll, It Ilia •·&. 1-l.t, 11-1, ~ ... ·~ Drlfo u 0 ·-II Ilia-Drift; -__ ., "--..... PubUab: NoY. 8, 18'7!, ln tbe cardio-pul.moa:ar"J )ll)ontorJ, ~t "-"'• old ,.n .. ,__ rap Newport Harbor Enalp. ADd mtdlcal director ol the mtiH1f: P. 0, Bol 4M9, tr-~-.,_., ro .... l<>ry lberapy~ant Ylot 0!8&4: Cbarlu ~ Bul-Proc:-· of tilt -wiU LIGA&. MOnel ot Hoar-taLRtwiUuaume ord, ~ H..,llqtoo st., Aol. 7, •--d ~. ~ -~ FICTmOl.f> BUSlMESS NAME H1m11Datoa Beacb 92$48· Pre._ I'D ....,.... eq-m--pro.. bladuUesJuly l.Helspre.-. too. BiDe Fon" 1195 Ytctory ll'lm.a.edlottbleiUt1arBoJ•' STATEUERT ly associate profeuor ofmedt-wan. , ·-~--o-6Sl·Jo'-Club b.cUtt111 ot tht Barbo~' Tbe followlDr pertoa Is doing elM t.DCI chief of pWmonary -. -.-~ -• ... Area busiDeu U: IDnstment Mar-d1sel.l&l at Lorna LJDda Unl-Gilbert Be\111, 5!5W, VIctoria. F ' 'fttiou cootact kttirlc IDe,, 215 RtYerslde Ave., nrslty Sehool of MedlclDe, ~-'N~..:.o~d llllteVaaay 92 16ZIIUB; Mrsa: Ly::-G. FarwiJ. Mil-Newport Beach, Ca. 92&60: where be reeeiYed btl medlcal ._...... L\1 • .,. M r let Bou Darid Dennlct. tzs Merrimac degr .. In 1961. He MITed bta 8roadw'£y, Costa Mea' 9UZ7. 4'325, or fl. red« • Way, Costa Mesa, Ca. 92626. lnternatlfp 1n medlciDe and pe-Thta business Is belDC eoo-545-5798• This business Is coodtr.ted dlatrtcs and his tesldencJ to ducted bJ a poeral partDer-EARN EACL E BADCES by ao 1Ddtvtdw.l. Internal medicine In tbe Stan-sb.fp. Boy ScotU Bob lk*Qwsld aDd Stped: Davtd Dennlck. ford Unlveraity Hospitals. Slped: Cbal'les LeooBufot'd. Jeff llorpn from Troop 119 Th1s statem..,.ot was tiled wltb r::..:..:.:::.:.:::.:.::::....:=:.:.::::::.._.., Ttlla stattmeot tiled wttb tbl are earniDr their Eact• Scout tile Ce-clerk of Oraii(O HomE eoomty clark of Oruce Couoty badges by bulldlnf • eamp&llo Couo.ty on Oct. 24, 1973, WU-.l[ c:-~ Oct. 24, 197!, Wllllam E. on tbe P'Otmda ot Fatnift' IJ.am E. st Jotm, county clerk, Moclem radiation equipment t otm. county cler~ by Tiler-state Hospital. Bob ud Jeff by Theresa M, Ward, deptrty. ~ivcs hoPt:! in the fi~ht n~11inst esa II. Ward, deputy. are spoceored by tbe Metbo- Pllbllsh: Nov, 1, 8, 15, 22, ''nm·er. Help provide this HI Plbllsh: Nov. 1, 8, 15, 2Z, dlst Cburch Yeo's Club. Their 1973, In the Ne'.fpart Harbor IIOAIO lfO~I'ITAi h 1973, In the Newport Harbor E scoutmaster II Clooy JafDI. Ens.tp. F -29042 nsiiiJ. F -29041 -::=.L::I:;G=A.:;:L-'M07.!n,:Oe::;E,_ _ __:L:.:E:..:G:::A:=L_,_H:..:O:..:T,::IC:,:E:._ __ __:L:..:E:::G:::A_,_L~H:::O:..:T:..:IC:.:E:.__ ----,L:-:1::-:GA.,-:. -:-L-:MO=T::cte:::l:-· - ORDINANCE NO. 1517 lbe face thereof by appropriate accompa..nied by a fM of tn DOt less thaD two eoospie- AN ORDINANCE OF THE stamp and tile signahU"e ot the SeYenty-Ftn Ool.l.a.rs ($15.00). uous places on or close to tbt CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Commission Secretary. 2. Tbe Cit}" Clerk s•n set property at least teo (lO)di.J"' AMENDING SECTIONS 19.-E. RECORDING. If the Plan-a date for pubUc bear1D&: &Dd prior to the bea.rln(. 12.010, 19.12.040, 19.12.0?0 nlog Commission awro•ea the gin DOUce In the same muoer If uy properties llleluded AND 19.16.0100FTHENEW-subdlvtsloo., tbe City shall ob-prescribed lo paragrapb C wttbiD the radius referred to PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL ta.Jn tbe recordation ot the map bereot. Tbe Clty Clerk sl».ll abofe are located OtUI.de tbe CODE, PERTAINING TO and shall return tbe recorded. DOUty tbl IIJPtal.i.r:lg party of Umtts of tbe City of Nnpart TENTATIVE AND FINAL map to the sllbdirider. tbe date set for tbe appeal and Beacb, tbea the m&Jled DO- SUBDIVlSION MAPS F. EXTENSION OF TIME. shall al8o DOUty the P11.o.o1nc Uee Deed oot be &iYID to Tbe City CoWlcil of tbe City The Ume limits for actl.og or:r. Comm1ss1oo 11 the AIJPill 1.8 thOse property often; bal of Newport Beach OOES OR-the subdlvts1on map as pro-from a declaton of tbe PlmnlD& In Ueu tbereot, the Pl.ID- DAIN as follows : vlded for to paragraph B hereof Commlssloa. Upoo recet'liDr nlnr Commluloo may cauu SECTION l.Sect1on19.12.010 may be exl:eoded ~o. m~&•l Qotfce of appeal to the City wrlttea ootlce of sucb ba.r- of the Newport Beach Mtm.lclp:a.l consent of tile sl.lbdl¥1der ud Com:aclt. tbe Commlllllty DeYel-lor to be pun to tM Plu- Code is ameoded to read: tbe PlaDolng Commlsslon. Such opmeot Dlrector shall !N)rolt nln.&: Commlssloo of aoy ctty 1a "19.12.010 FlUng of Map --Ume Umlt ertenston shall be a written report of tbePlamt.og wb.lch soch properties are Jo- Fee. Tbirty copies of a tenla-tor a period not to uceed Comm.lstdon proceedlnp to the cated, or to tile Oraop C<MDJ Uve m.ap aDd statement of the ninety days. In the went that City CoUDcll. toretber wUh all Pla.lud.ng Commllsloo 1o neb proposed subdh1ston of any land lbe rnlij) ts oot acted~ wtthio maps, letters, uhlblt.J:, and cues where socb propertla shall be ftled with tile PlanolDg the niDety day pertoc:l, the map otber documentary e't'tdeoee Ue within the lm1ncol'ponted Commission at least twenty-sball be deemed dlsapprond. coosldered by tbe Plao.n.l..nt porttoo ol the Coldy. seven days prior to tbemeettog G. DISAPPROVAL. U the Commission ln reachlog a de-C. EXTENSION OF TillE. of the Commission at wblch Plao.nl.nt Commission sball de-ctsion. Tbe time Umtts for act1nc ~ cooslderattoo Is desired, toge-termtoe either that the map is 3. Tbe City COUDCU sball tbe subdh1aloo map u pro- ther with a flltng fee of Two o.ot Ia cooformlty wttb the re-reDder Its declalon W"ltbln siztJ Y1ded for 1n parap-apb A bereal Hundred Dollars ($200) or Five quiremeots of this title and (60) days after tiM! flUng of ma.y be e:lteDiied ~ mubal Dollars ($5.00) per lot, which-all ordlDanees of l.be City, or such appeal. conseot ol tbe •ubdl'lider Ult enr sum 1s greater, for a.ny that it Is DOt satistled W'lth the K, RIGHT OF REVIEW BY tbe Pluoio& Commluloa. S.Cil siDUrtsioos e.zcept subd1'flsion pla.n ~ S11ldiwtsion. It sb1ill CITY COUNCIL. TbeCUyCouo-t1.me llmit e..teoGoa ...U be coota..lniog less tba.n ftve kXs." dt.appro'te the map spec11)1ng ell, 00 Ita own motion, ~ lol' a period DOt to ezceed SECTION 2.SecUOill2 .12.040 us reuon ot reasoo.s therefor, by tour atrlrmat1Ye Yotes, may llillety days. lD tbe eTeot u..t of the Newport Beacb Mllllclpal aod the Secretary of the Plan-elect to re'tlew a.ny dects:tor:r. tbe map 1.s DOt acted~ trltb- Code is ameoded to read: ntng Commission shall in writ-of the Plaooln1 Commission lD the rliDety -day period, tbt "19,12.040 SubdiYisloosCon-to1 actrlse the subdiYtder ot approyfng-a aubdtrlston. The map shall be deemed dblrp- talning Less Than Ft.e Lots. such disapproval aod of tbe Ctty Cowell's rlpt of rerln' prOYed. A. Fll.lNG OF MAP. Where rea800 or reasons tor such may be enrcl.sed at any time D, ACTION BY CITY COON- proposed sWdivisloos coota.l.o. dlsappl'on.l. WltbiD thirty days prior to the e~plraUoa of 21 CIL. Upoo reeelpt ot tbe Plan- fo\U' or less lots, ali of wtdch after the Planolng Commlsst.oo days from the date oo. wblcb nJ.Dg Commiasloa's repor't tbll abut ~ a dedicated and ac-hu di.sapproved any m.ap, the tbe Planning Commiss:loo reo-City COUDCU shall set tbe mat- cC!I)ted City street, the sub-sub41vtder may Ole wtth tbe ders U.s decision. In l.DJ pro-ter for pubUc beartJar. Tbe dh1der shall tne twenty copies Plannlna: Commission are'flsed ceedlnl In wb.lch tbe CltyCo.m-Clty Clerk shall rtn DOt1ce of a surveyor's map ot the map for the conslderatlooofthe cil exerc1sea Its rtcttt of re~ 1D tbe same rrwmer prescribed subdirlslon sbowtn( the dlmen-Com mission. rtew, the City Clerk shall set In paragraph B bereot. n. skms of tbe proposed lots, the H. EXCEPTIONS. The Plan-a date for pabllc beario&' and City Coaocllshall cou1du tM pa.ymeGC of a One Hundred olng Commissloomayaulhorbe rtn oottce lo. the same maoD8l' teotaUYe map and tbt report Twenty -Fi've Dollar ($125) n cepttons to any requirements preacrtbed .lD Paracraph C of tbe PlaDn1D.c Comm.laaiol filing fee and any other tnror -and replatlolls set forth lnthla hereof. Tbe City Clerk ftll and siJall approYe, condltioaalb' matlon deemed necessary wttb TU1e. AppUcatton for any sucb a tao Jin ootlce of tbe time approYt or diapprOt"t tbl the Planoing CommLsslon at u ceptioo shall be made at the aDd date set for tbe be:a.ri.Dr same. Tbe CltyCouodl'sactloD least twenty-seven days prior time ot the O.Ung of the map to tbe appllcaotaodtbePlannlnc stall be reported to tbe tub- to the meetlDf thereof at whtcb by a certl.tled petition of tbe Comm1a11oa. Upoo. recet'IIDc d1Y1der aDd to tbe P11.nn1nc coostderatloo. ts desired. Cop-subdh1der statto1 tully the oot1~ of the City Couocll re-Comm1M1oo." tes of maps of the proposed KTOoods for the e:tteptioo and riew proceed1D&, the CommUD-SEC'nON 4.Secttoa 19.16.010 subdhist.on of four or less lot& the facts relled ~n by the tty De'telopmeut Dttector ar.u of tbt Newport Bea.cb MaDJ- sball be considered as tbe tloal petitioner. In order tor tbe submtt a wruten report of the ctpal Code Is ameoded to rlld: map by the Planning Commis-property referred to 1n the Planoiog Commtutoo proceed-"19.1&.010 PreparaUoa ud ston. petition to come within the pro~ lop toptber with aU maps, FtUDc. E:1cept u proytded 1A B. PUBUC HEARlNG. Within Ylstons of this subsection, tt letters. eDI.bJts, andotberdoc-SeeUoo 19.1&.040, ud wtttda 50 days foUowlng the ftllng of shall be necessary that Ute wneotary e'rldeoce eoos:idered etpteea mootb• after awnnJ tbe map, a pubUc bearing shall p la.n.n1og Commission shall flnd by the PLI..DillDc Commluloo or eax!it1ooal appronl of tbt be bald by the Pt&nn1o1 Corn-the folloW'tng b ets with respect 1o r•chlDr a decision. teotatlwe map, tbe Abdl..,_. mlssloo. thereto: L. NONSPECIFIED PROVI-sbaU cause lbe subd1'r1.Goo or C. NOTICE. Notice of such t. Tt.t there are specl.al SJONS. All ot tbt pi"''t'11iou any part tbereol to be RT- beart.ng sball be mailed not ctrct111stuces or conditions at-of Title !0 oot speetftcall}' YtJed aod a ftoal ~ t:bel'eaf less U..O teo (10) days before feetiDr tbe property, conred by this Section, &Dd prepu«< lD COGforlnllDCe wtta the bearing date, postage pre-2. That the e:ttepUoo Is DOt otbenrtM lncoutltto.t tbe t.Mtltl'll map u approytd paJd, uslDg addresses trom the necesary for the preA'f'fatioa herewttb, lbaU apply to aU or eondUJoaaUy &pprorld. last eq~allzed aSMssment roll aDd enJoymeot of a nbltaatlal subd1'1111oas of less than tin TY.aty capt• ol tbt ftDa.l mq~ nr, alteroatlnly, trom sucb property rlcbt o1 tbepelitiooer. lot•." 1ball be tiled wttb tbe P~ua~Dc otber recol'ds u coota.1o more s. Tbat tbe c;raot1Dr of the SECTK>N S.S.cUoa19.12.0?0 Comml•stoo at lalt twray. receot addresses, to OW'DIJ'S u cepttoo wtU DOt be detriment~ of tbe Newport s.atbM~l ..,... di.J• prlot to tbttoer~Uae of property wtthlD a n.dJWI al to the pabllc welfare or Coclt la ameoded to read: t....-..ot at wbk:b cou:l~ of three bwadred (SOO) feet of lDjarloul to otber property 1D "19.12.0?0 Det.rmi•«OPa.nd 11: dlstnd. 0Dt tlieDtba or the e.J:terlor boUDiiatltl of tbe the Ylctlllty lll wbtcb the prop-Report bJ CommtaAoo. A.. time DOt to •-=-' two ~It aubjtcl property. to addiUoa. orty to located. PUBUC HEAIIIIIG. nt Plu-'""Y bo .,.-b1 lllo CIIJ ootice of sucb heulnp sball In autbor1s.lor such ezcep-n1Dc Commi.ASoD IbiD dMar-Cotmell .,._ recomm_,.ttcw be posted 1D oot "'" tbaD two Uons, the P1aDDi.DrCommJ.a.llce mlDt wtMtber the teatatln map bJ tbt P~ Comml"'ddr. coupte~.M:M.~S placea oa or close lball IIICCII"t tubltl.atlllly tbe 1a 1D codlrmlt:J wUII tbe pro... proftdlrc wrtU.. spptleata.l.e to tbe property at leut teo ob)lctJ.Ytl of ths rtrailtiOD to Yi.Dt:U f#. 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Ia W1i111c to Ilia CIIJ III"DIJ -a -If ..... latloo .. -Ilk: ,_ '"" 11 11 " ca...u "·lillie • -., ...,. · tliiiJDOJ ... .,.. c111 c~n •"-wiO Ilia JIU If.._ _.-Ilia C!CJCift-t I .. h•t-laolf .. .._ di.W.,ll'aliall ••-Ilia lllldoyo......,..alll-Joetpo"a!J.IIo'Shta,-N'n lloo.l,l_t'll,4a .. -1011 ...., .. _.--lf-'aliall"' cl-•nllpaliaiiM,._ .,.,.t-.. c I ' ••• fOR IIENT PALM SPRINCE --lovely coo.- dominlum, 2 bedroo~s, 2 r:.tbs, patio, near pool and tfllllls courts. Da.ily aoo weekly rates. 644-91 78. LAKE ARROWHEAD, oorth lbore, mouo.ta..ln enatet. Sleeps 16. Mate resena- ttons, weell:end, week or mooth: 549-3612 or 979-0621. Calling All • • • Hobbyists, gardeners, doers! See' this btdlt-~ .. ., , t~-end~_e __ 2 __ .~oom home P,l~ .hol;f>Jroom 'llftih bath, on a valuable 45' by 118' R-1 lot. Sell that second car, walk to shops (half block) or to Big Corona Beach (1-1/2 block~ Enjoy the big yard fJUed 'lrith trees and plaots. More than you Will expect for $69,500 . .. u ............ w,. ......... w -·-··~ .,, ,..... ~ .. .,.., . " ...... , . ~ . . ' -.. '-. ' " I• ., ., • • r 1 \ ,. . ' ·' UNIVERSITY REALTY 3001 E. COAST HwY., CORONA DEL MAR 6'73-6510 MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES LI VING WITH NATURE f,J •:c S<>a & s.-1mly ileach against the baci:- rlrop •1f LustJ. lirr":-t Ca nyon surround this bt:at~flfl,l. an·y .Jl:H home. Completely re- 111'1'1':'1-·•1 , 1 llt>w decor. OPEN DAILY 1-5 1 • • L.U S11oredlff Rd . fslit ISLAND LIVING Magnificent Baytronl! 100' on the bay- slip for 60' boal-spacioul dec:b. ma· •. 4<> baths, l onna I DR, walnut p&Deied don. $3115,000. Harriet Perry 64U235. (•21) BIG CANYON IILEGANCE Circular driveway approach to handJome Fairway Home. Muter suite w/expaDJi\fe doek--4 additional BR'1, 4'h batbs, FR " formal DR. $265,000. Polly Jobnsl<ln 64U235. ( s28) [liVInal• • bla~c , •I • ............. liMP '18 ... 1111 I I I 1 .1 I I I I I I I I I I. I I MLI lALit R~Po.r sales through the Multtple Li&tl.ng Service of. the Newport Harbor-Coat& Mesa Board of Rea,ltora totalled $137.4 million In the first 10 mootba of 1~3 . TIUS IS A 11% INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD OF 1$721 4,273 new 11&tlnga were proceued, of wbich 5$% WERE 80LDI 85% ol t.be aalu were co<Jperattn. List ,.our property wtt.b a Realtor. f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .,.~ - IIII1'0IIT IIMIOR EIIIIGII PIIII,IIIIEO-IOIU.y ,... PAGE II TIIURSDAY, IIOY.I, 1573 I COIIOIA.ile.IWI, .CAL I Estate ROY M~._._.. .REALTOR. 8IIUAIIL8 IBSI'ICI! lllfCB lf4J CURT DDSH REA L TO~ 2MXI WES.T CO AST HIGHWAY NI!:W~ORT BEACH 142~472 ~------ JUST LISTED! Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 217 MARGUERITE CLOSE TO OCEAN, CORONA DEL MAR . View dl()lex w1th. two 2-bedroom apart ments , each wltb ftreplace. La.rp lot provides room to expand . A BARGAIN $98,500 •••• JUST REDUCED Open Sun. 1-4 3449 QUIET COVE MOST UNlSUAL HOME rN HARBOR VIEW mLLS. ApproJimately 3/4. acre ... 7-bedrooms, 2 family rooms, 3-1/2 ba.tbs, storage galore, and parting fOI' at least 12 carsl NOW ONLY $144,500 See It today I JUST LISTED {in the 50's) CORONA DEL MAR Tbls da.rllng 3 bedroom, b.mlly room home ln most deairable oelgtlborbood. The cozy shtrtters and old- work! mantle on ft.replace greet you as you anler. The kltcheo Is brlebt aM s~m.ny with new U le and new YiDyt floors. Tben the panneUed family room, Hned 1ritb bootsheiYes, displaying a Swedish tire- place. Alao a play JVd or room tor expansion, and Just a short nlt to tbe prin.te beaches. J ust giYe u.s a eau IDd we'll &bow u to you. --- THE REAL ESTATERS PlEST16E WATERFRONT HOMES -IY M'I'OINTMINT BIU GRUNDY, Rctltor an 67WIII ....... ._.. ..••• (P-.,. o ... tdl Newport's Best Buy On the Bay This sparlclinc, Ulce new, three bedroom town- house is perhaps $Z5,000 below anything else ln the Harbor Area. Appro.l.i matety 1,800' of top quality construction, convenient Newport address, tee land, low main- tenance cost AND A PRIVATE SUP for up to a 38' power boat. Motivated seller says, "I'll lease, lease/option or sell." $77,500. * BOYD IIW.mRS PIESOOS * -.. Linda. • • • . . . (Means beautllull) A prdeo oriented, all oo ooe le•el. Unda model, 3 bedrooms, 2 t:aths, secluded patio. Star Light Star Bright Unobstructed view of bay, ocean, Ugtlts that can't be beat. A CaWornia house over loo king our bealltl - tul harbor . Four bedrooms, 2 baths . (OWNER SAYS '•SELL.") 1014 Sea Lane, Corooa del Mar. ~,~~BOYD * 61Wftl * -II. c-t Hwy. c.....,_ ---------------------------------· LAST OF THE CLASSICS? Will environmental controls be tbe end oi new duplexes in Corona del .Mar? Buy be- fore the law ot supply & demand inll a~s the prices &: while interest rates are stabil- izing ... see 613 &: 615 Marigold now .. the best priced new duplexes in town. Just completed. 3 Bdnns., 3 ba. in each unit; bit- ins, frplcs., patios &: outside decks. Lovely residential street. $125,000. OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-$ P.M. GREAT SOUTH OF HWY LOCATION Channing CdM 2 bdrm . front house done with great ta!te & sep. guest qtrs. Secluded patios. To be sold fum . Call for inio. f72.500 COROHA DEL MAR TRIPLEX WOODED AREA $95,000 Q: Oranre Coast UOO E. c-t Hwy., c ....... dol- RIAL ESTATE ..... Pele . Barnll l<ea/iy A BEAUTY with large yard f'a.-bldtooN a.s b.mUy room ca I « 3 ca.- O«<IIi(loU. .,.. -Cor-lt.r .. 1Wtlo Ud _._ loe..t. ,.,_ tl 'lt,!IOO, --a,. .... ..,. & ........ J PETE BARRm R£ALTY -·I PDr.M.Io. ....... R E A L T 0 R 8 Newport Beacfl Balboa Bah Island Costa Mesa Lido Isle eo-Mar f' I ... COIIIII -IAITII IIIC. NEWPORT'S RNEST 2 BRAND NEW LISTINGS IROADMOOR -HARBOR VIEW SPANISH INFLUENCE in this lge. ~ bdrm., 3 bath home. From the massive entry thru the iron gates to the expansive redwood deck. with its unexcelled view of Newport Harbor. The dining rm. waH is covered with crystal mirrors; the entire house has the ele- gance you expect in Corona del Mar. Of!ered at $129.950. CONTEMPORARY WITH POOL. Superb, adult occupied home on lge. lot, wilh an ex· pansive entertainment center surrounding the pool. View of the harbor from the front room; situated above the !il reet level for com- plete privar\•. Offered at S79.~00 NEW USTING WALNUT SQU:\RE: alr·cond . 2 bdrm .. den end unit: beautiful pat1o. pool & park grounUs. Ohered at only ~3J.f)(JU CdM OCEAN SIDE OF HWY. income unit in rear Unusual offering. OL·can s•<l e du flle-..:. 2 J'j1ce houses on 1-lot. L1ve m one. ha\"e u1come from the other. REDUCED $10,000 TO $79,900 TWO NEW DUPLEXES OWNER WA NTS All OFFERS Expect real :\le:o..Jcan tile entnes. the lal"i!>h use of ?'inr!IH ru l cc..ll' 'WII IJr,:;e hal come~ tr1 enjoy the {)(_'ec.n view. The.c.e duplc~es arc one of a kttHt. lll~ltlt'l h 111 1i .'\ dP~tt;nell fnr those 11·ho IIJ:•I l·· he •hlll"rrnl . Ol'e;JLL \"lew a1·J1I:>hlf' CAREFREE UVING Lo\'ely i\e11 1· .. rt l~e1ch townhou:-e rlm .. e to everythm;:, • t:1 clo~e enough to smell the clear oce<'~n Jlf 3 Lge I.Kirm~ .. 2 baths. palm &: JUSt a fe11 .::.teps from The pool. Pnced to seU at S48.50U. c:.n us tor ,_. ... 1 ... ,. .-. -w11 ..... ................. tollyou-1 Nsspa1· c--.. Mit' .. Celt• MeN CoRaaN-MARTINjl --7662 ::::::::::;:_=.J~ Ready to Serve You In Our New Homel COM E VISIT WITH U S A.- 21151 SAN JO A QUIN ~I LLS R0 4.C" NE W~ORT CENTEP CALL US AT 644 -9060 644-1766 6«-9060 . 2161 S." Jooqu l" Hill a , N.l. "MAYDAY-MAYDAY" EMERGENCY II Forced to UQut<llte ttU.upectacular 4 bedroom bel.cb boQIM. Prime Balbol PetJnsuta locale. AatU:r $79,900. Must sell this weell., Aasume VA lou. CALL HOWl "STAR'S HIDEAWAY" Grubb'& E:nts 2113 ·~ C1-.t ...,. c... ...... •natM.-\.,.8111111 I'UUIIDwalY-PA« II lltUIIIMY,IIOY. I, lt71 CllaA OELIIAII, CN.. COMIC OPERAS ARE FEATURED "Aoet.mrwltiiGII>orlud h.Wna" wU1 be PI' I t 1 M 1:15 p.m.llllafrldlyud8olllr- cla1, !low •• ud 10, atilt. Ao- drft'l htlbyttrla:D Cbureb 1D Cllllllano. Erie lltrllll bU pnpuocl tbo of'lclllal otll ud will be tbo D&l'fttor. ne ro)H o1 <naert IDd hlUnn IDd lbetr colla- borator, D'oylt Carta, will bt pJaJtd by Ptte Fou, Sttvto Jobaltoa l.lld O.Orre EUas. ot~ plaJers iDchacle teoor Paul !TUS, buU.ooe Bob Ran- dall, alto Rutb Hamtl. aopraoo Luella SmUb, teoor Jotm Wy- man, and .opraoos Barbara Woods and Nancy GeerllDga:, aU local taleDI. Tbe program higfi.Ughts 3 well lmoWD comic operas, "H.M.S. PiDafore," "Pirates ol Pen- sance" and ''The Mikado." BtU Fuclk Is advisor. PROGRAM 0~ AGING Dr. Ruth Weg, associate pro- fessor of biolgoy at LSC, will talk oo agtnc at the OCI Town and Gown meeting at 10 a.m. Nov. 19 In room 220 ol tbe soclal science tower on campus. Dr. Weg, wbo Is also di- rector of training at the Ethel Percy Andrus gerontology cen- ter, was involved in planning a nationwide conference a year ago on the role of lnstituUons of hlgher learning In the study of aging. She Is a 19-40 graduate of Hwrter college and received advanced degrees In biology at LSC. BOOK WEEK PROGRAMS The F'rlends of the Costa Mesa Ubrary will observe children's book week with a 10:30 a.m. coffee Nov. 14. Guest speaker wUI be Ethel Jacob- son, author of "Thecatsot Sea- CUlf Castle" (the Rocky Potnt area at the Corona del Mar beac h). The Costa Mesa Ubrary has also sch@fiuled story hOurs at 10:30 anJ 11 :30 a.m. Nov . 15, tea turin~: the film, "Anansl," Author Joan RusseU Plccard of Newport Beach wut be guest speaker Nov. 17. HERBERT BAETZ DIES Private services are sched- uled for today, Nov. 8, at Pa- cific View Chapel, Harbor Vtew Hills, for Herbert Baetz Sr., boGI., who died Nov. 5 at Park l.ldo coovat .. cent laospttal here. Mr, Baetz, a reUred fOOd processing manager, had U ved here for 31 years. He ns born in Pennsylvaiua. He Is survived by his wUe, Janette; a son, Herbert Jr. of Newport Beach, and 2 grand- c hildren. UPPER BAY TOUR The friends of Upper Newport Bay will cooduct the second or this year's guided tours ot Upper Newport Bay on Saturday, Nov. 10. TOW's will leave between the hours of 9 and 10:30 a.m. from the .Intersection of Back Bay and Eastbluft Drives. Speakers will describe Interesting aspects of tbe blly, lDc iOOing the bird Ule, fish, geology, history, and ar. cheology. chaeology. TEACHER OF THE YEAI! IM)mJDoo from Onop COIIIIIJ Ia Elaie Deeter. Mea bere tt&chiot Ju Btvn, a bard-01- beuln& child at WUaoa acbool 1D COIIt:a Mea. WrJ. Deeter, a k»Dg-Ume employee of tbe loca.lachool ctt..trtet, has apeci&Uzed in teacbloc the bard..ot-beutnc foe the past 1'1 y-.rs. Sbe Uve• in Co.ta Me•. state teacher- of-the-Year win.oers will be scrMGed by" a aatioDal com- mittee, which will choose a teacher-of-tbe-Yeat for the United States. (En.s.ip pboto.) Church N ews • PLYMOtrrH CON~EGA-Fellowship 1D Hemet, raoo- TtONAL CHURCH, 328! Broad profit touoda.Uon correlatinC St., Newport HelctJts --"ADd mediciDe, eounsellnc. reUctoo this too shall pus away'' will aod the arts. He worked wttb be the sermoo topic of asao-medicine, counseUnc. reU(1oo elation minister Benson Fnser tor the Frteoda ambulance unit at 10 a.m. Sunday. in Ch.I.Da during World War • ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY-D. TERIAN CHURCH, 600 St. An-• THE NEWPORT HARBOR drew's Road, Clift Huen -· CHURCH Of REUGI01.6 SCI- Stewardship Sunday wUl be ob-ENCE, 541 Center St., Costa served at the 8, 9:30 and 11 Mesa -~TbeReY.E leanorJact a.m. services tills Sunday. Dr. son will preach on '•Ltte Is Charles Dlerenlleld wUipreach forever" at the 11 a.m. SUDday on ··Headstone beadllnes." service. • THE F'lRST AAPTlST • THE ANCHOR CHURCH, CHURCH OF COSTA MESA, meeting ln GrHOtree school, 301 MagnoUa St. at Santa Ana 14902 Sleepy Hollow st., lr- Ave. --"Use or lose" will Ytne --Pastor M. V. Bauman be the sermon topic tor ll a.m. conducted the opening service Sunday as Pastor Jimmy Combs of this new churcb last Suoday. continues his series on dy-Services are held at 10 a.m. n.amlc Cllrlsttanlty. The pastor and 6:30 p.m. at this lnl:er- ls cooducttng a st!Kiy in Romans deoomlnattooal ch~ach. at the 9:45 a.m. Bible class. • THE NEWPORT UNITY CHURCH, 15th St. and trvtne Ave., CUtrHaven --Guest prea- cher at 10 a.m. Sunday will be Dr. EYarts Loomis, founder president of F'rteDdly Hills C. E. GRIMES, FORMER R.E. BROKER , DIES Charles E. Grimes, 71, long Ume real estate broker tnCor- ooa del Mar. died Monday ln San Clemente, where he had Uved In recent years. Priv-ate graveside services wtll be beld at 11 a.m. today, Nov. 8, in Pacltlc View memor- ial park, Harbor View Htlla. He ts survlnd by nts rtte, Wilma; 2 sons, Wllll.am of San Clemente and WllsJe of San Diego; a daughter, Betty Jane Bowles of Newport Bea ch, aod 2 grandchildren. MAX STARICK DIES Mu A. Starlck, 84, of Zll 16th Pi., Costa Mesa will be burled today, Nov. 8, tn Pa- cltlc VIew memorial park, Ha.r- bor View Hills. He died Nov . 2 at Hoag hOspital. Mr. Starlck, a natJve of Ger- many, had UYed In Cautoro.ia for the past 43 years, managing the cloUting department ln Bul - lock's stores. He ls survived by his wUe, Dora; a soo, Milton of Yuca.Jpa ; a datJghter, Margaret Zimmer- man or Newport Beach, 2 grand- children and 2 grand- chlklren aod 3 great-grand- e tli ldreo. ~~~ • The W·,men's F~tllo1rshJp ot Plymouth C.>ngre ptloaal Church will hold a ham and baked b8a.n supper at 6:30p.m. Thursday, N•>v. 8, at tbe New- port Chrlstl.ao Center . CULT EXPERT TALKS Dr. Walter Ma.rtln, authority In the nek! of comparative re- Ugjons, will coocllde his week- long lecture series tonlgti and Friday at 7:30p.m. at Newport Mesa Christian Center, 148 22nd St., Costa Mesa. He ta al.tbor of "The kingdom of the cults" and Is a panel member on the night-Ume radJo 41acua- •1on procnm, "The t.oq Jotm Nebellbow," beard 1n43 statea over NBC. BILL MURRAY SUCCUMBS wnu.am c. Wurny, 65, an Insurance uecutJve, of 4633 Camden Dr., Cameo Shores, died of a bea.rt attack Oct. 31. He was president of the Murray Company, a Los Angeles ln- s~aa.nce agency, which he focmd - ed tn 1931. He was a Ule member aOO former president of Sertoma Club of Los AoJeles, and a past governor of the West Los Angeles District. He was also a member of the AI Mala!ka.b Temple ot tbe ShriDfl and a member of Sunset Blue Lodp No. 352. Services were held NO"f'. 3, at Paclftc View Memort.al Chapel, Harbor View HUt£. He Is survt'ed by h1a wile, Betty; a brother, Cressy Rand Murny; 2 800.S, Robti"t and Kenneth; a daughter, SUIII..D; 2 step-daughters, Bell}' and Bar- bara, and a stepson, Bill We- Gee, and by 5 grandcbUdren. POLLY THORLEY DIES Chicken Egg Roll Sweet and Sour Wooton Maxine (Polly) Thorley, 63, ot 396 E. 2oth St., Coata Mesa, who died HoY . 5 at Costa Mesa Memorial hospital, wtll be burled todaJ, NO¥. 8, ID Pa- clllc View memorlalparl, Har~ bor View HilLs. The ReY, Phi Up Nlckola wtu otftcla.te. Subgu m Chicken Cttow Meln Shrimp Egg foo Young Sweet and Sour Pork frted Rice A I mood and fortuoe Cookies PHONE 673-9919 or 673-4477 S2.~5 REST AU RANT per person-...,.,,1 Mrs. Thorley was born In Sacramento, and tlld Uved bert for the put lO ytars, Sbe Ia surrl'ed bJ ber buabaDd, Jolm. • T HE VAN ·ISHIN G AMERICAN There's a funny looking bird called the ostrich who sticks his head in the sand while you pluck his tail feathers. Our Coastal Commission, which administers Proposition 20, re- minds me very much of that bird. The automobile honey- moon is over, but the commission can't see this. They keep insisting that people should live in one place and work in another. With no low-cost apartments or duplexes, how can a working man live in Newport Beach? He can't. He must live elsewhere and drive here, thus making our bad traffic problem even worse. We're going to have to start living closer to our jobs. The Freeway Fighters of Newport pointed this out in 1965 and 1966. We're running out of gas. But there's one thing we're not going to run out of, and that's people. Where will people live? Newport doesn't want them, Laguna Beach doesn't want them, neither do Petaluma, or the states of Oregon or Utah. Proposition 20 and similar wild schemes have decreed, in effect, that Americans can no longer live where they want to. When an American citizen is born here, an event over which he has no control, where the hell is he supposed to go? Must we all migrate to Israel? No, they only want Jews there. Where can we go? What right have these political administrators to deny us the right to live where we want? You'd think they were dealing with cattle. These are people. American citizens. Councilman Paul Ryckoff has a good idea. People who work in Newport should live here. But, how can a working man afford to? A single-family residence is expensive. The only city employees who can afford to live here are the very administrators who make it so tough for others to afford Newport living. We need some low-cost housing. • • • • Buy American, sell American, be American. That's our philosophy down at the store. • * • • P. S. There will be a Freeway Fighters meeting at the usual time and place Friday ._7_~-~~~~<~~ AL FORGIT HERE AT THf. HAROW ARE ST'Clft[ WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, lfOUI:tW.UU:S, TO'YI' SHARE WTTH YOU TK£ EF'f"ORTS BEDIG EIE.RT!.D TO Jill. OR BEACH M£CESBTt'lU, YOU WILL FUfD YO'--MOMJ:MT1 PROVE THC> AREA WJII:H YOU HAVE Ctta;n f1lM YOUR MERE A Pl.EASAI'n' MEMORY. A f"lU:EMOLY DUL£ .urDCtOOD HOWE. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO JI:E YOU A1fD ttOPE WHEN S£R VICE AWAIT YOU EVERY TUIE YOU VISIT lll, AltO If" 1f!. YOU CALL, WHETHER f Oil: PAlNT, PLASTER, PLUMBDIC., OOM'T HA V£ THE rTEM YOU W.urr WE'LL ORDER rT fOil: YOU. 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