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Home My WebLink About1974-02-14 - Newport Harbor EnsignRETIRING WITH HONOR A Nrriet tme:rttall (rttlrtd attiM tM tb a.m. lll'f1e. ~JJ~Dbo18 art: Wn. Clalr B. BIJ'Dttt •• Wltll laoaor) WIU be tb1 .ftll.l .. .u. at 115 Aptt Aft, Mattblw V. Waldtlleb •• Gaelllrepa.r, a.ceofti&IIID.led by blm oa tbt, trumpet IDd Mn. EJ.iJ.abetll Ga.rdtoer at tbe orcan. Mra. Paal Bl'ooka, 'Wbo bU YOI· Unltoel'ed bet lei'YlcH U piao- IJt for the early Slmday ~er vlees at tl'le laland ~hurch, wW play a piano tolo, ''I would be true." sttp tu.eo lD tbt Ule at tbe "•cMI pe1t1 ..tU be Mr. Cbarcb ud Bor Scoc flail Mn. Ted Ka_. --Remem- Ba.lboa lllud Ub1ttcJ Mttltodl.lt ud Mr1. R. Warr• Wblte. rfYID by ht. God IDCl COUDtry bruce book rtom WOIDU'I CtiCII'eb, .-tlleb t. r.-mld tbl Mr . Wblte, the -ot tbt late Seoutt dwl.Dr bb muy JIIU's P'OC'. lfnoport Ctrtt.r Ua.lt.d Mltb-Dr, Harry Wblte, touDder of u a .eout.r. Mrs. Robert ltJbot.oo •• odtat Church, &lid 1.a: bet.ar rt-tilt l1tUt eb11l'cb oo Balbol.la-Elmer Gobr•ne --tbt Plaqcae. located. lud, -.ill be eolollt, Blblel..lld the aJtar clotbawhlcb Mrs. Matthew V. Waidlllcb At I:SO a.m. tbll s--.y, Durllc tfMI ceremony COD-wert WOt'ta by rltm. --SUrer Pltctl, represeottnr Feb. 1'7, mtmt.ra, trttDU,~ duetld by tbe R..-. JohD KAo1, Mn. Keaoetb Elcin --Altar gUt. ciYeo b7 the womeo ol. Concldag the ceremoay, tbe coraer stone 'IIU be Ufted to be ta~n to the new church. J'Uflta: of lbl NwDort CIDt.r mi.D11ter of the church, mem -candle aDd communloo clC). the ctnll'cb. , Uotted Mtthodllt Cbureb wtll berJ Who blYt atteadtd dtD'Inc Mrs. Charles Bllu --Offer-Wureo White will have as board the dotf)Je decker Eoc-tbt p1.1t u yeu1 of tta blstory tnr plates. bl.a symbol tbe stained class llJh bus IDd lll.ft from the will be earr)1Dc symbolS ot Mra. Edith Le1Dau -· Bookot Window wtltcb was given lll Guests wtll be takeo. from '1alboe lsl&nd to the new stte 'Ice again oa the double decker ou.s. There will be a sbol't cer emony followed by hmcheoo.. new e~ureh Jtte at 1601 Mar-the palt from the lslaDd churcb the Ubrary departmeot. memory ot hls father. "";~!'':leWA~':'~":"':,j'~t~t=bt:::c:or:::""'~.t=o~t:bt:.ae:•=etnarch buHdlnr. Mrs. Fruk Goodenough The ettotr, tmder the dtrec. oi Su HUll RoM to ud thelr Church school crou. tloa ot Frank Wbtte, wm st.nc, NEWPORT BEACH 10c TH~ NEW PO RT HA RBOR THI Of",.ICIAL HI!WS,.AI"f:R 0, THI! CITY 01" I<U!WI"ORT BI!ACH JOe COSTA MESA CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA in Central Newport has scheduled a meetl11g for 7 p.m. Sunday, F'eb. 24, in Goodell Hall tor a panel discussion of the F'ISH organlr..atlon, an emer gency temporary t\elp program sponsor@d by the Harbor CotZ!ell of Churt lles. Purpose of the panel dis· cussloo Is to acquaint church members with the work ot FISH so that Christ Church can participate in the project. Pictured here with FISH posters a.re, from left , Madellne Ottl.ng and Hal Glass, members of the SO('Lal concern committee of Christ Church by the Sea, aM Carolyn Wllllken of St. Anarew 's Presbyter ian Ch urr h, bead of the FISH organtullon for the Newport area . Noise level case heard THE ONLY H[WSP,f.Pflt Plt1NTfD UID 1"\H!l:ISHI!O IN 14EWP01tT ~A~ The city or Newport S.ch and a pro-airport crO\C>, the Comm unity Airport Council, were both okayed Monday as "parties'' to the Feb. 19-21 hearing ill Santa Ana MunJc i- pa I Court on enforcement of state noise standards at Orange County Alrport. CORONA DEL liAR, GA Ll F. FIGHT Building control law up Feb. 25 Hearing will determine whe . th er the alrP.Ort Is operating within leg-al noise limits es- tabli shed by the Division of Aerona ut!rs. Development standards tha t Wes t Newport, Cen tra l ~ew. ''The burden of proof Is oo Newport City Counell candid-1.n eballengtng the constitution- ate Peg For gU said lJ.te yes-allty ot the state's contUct ot terday abe will eo to court to interest law, koown as AB-703 c hallenre both city and state or tbe '•Moesont bill," and laws controlllng ea.mpa.lgn Nuport elty ordinance 1541, spendiDJ iod conruet of inter-which Umlts cunpa.lgn spend- Umtt the size or buildings and port, the Balboa Peninsula and thto county, as owners of the add new off -street parkln_g re-old Corona del Mar. T!u? or -:urpo rt," City Attorney Dennis qtd.rements In the older sec-dinance putting the new stand-o·~ell told the Newport City lll'her e my mouth Is," Mrs. void and ask for a pr e-trial tions or Newport Beach moved ards Int o effect wa s slater! for Coun cil Monda y afternoon wheo Forgtt said yester day, ''and Injunction against their en-a step closer to adoption Mon-final pa ssage Monda~·. but an he returned from preliminary I don't feel that I should have tor cement. day, amendment offered by Vice. hearings. to go out and hire a campa.Jgn The city ordlnance, recently The City Co uncil amended the mayor Howard Rogers and ~ewport Beach conteods tbat manager and bother a lot of adopted, limits candidates to standards and set them for sec. okayed by the CoWlcil, ~elayed noise standards are being vfo. people to collect money for spending $500 of thelr own ODd reading and adoption at a Hs passage for 2 weeks. Mr. lated by ,ets using the airport, est. ing. me so I can run for local of-money, limits contributions to Feb. 25 meeting. A cltltens Rogers' amendment de-lett>s all Local attoroey Roy Woolsey ''I have Uved here for 40 lice. I choose to spend my $200 per persoo, and Umits committee has worked on the references to the number of NO • rep neve wlll represent her, she said, years and always put my money own money, U people here don't over-all campaign spending to DR. FRI z z ELL E standards since la st July. stories in buildings. Lat~r, know me well eoougtl by now, 25~ per registered voter . The The stalllhrds wtll apply to after the standards ar~ adopted, N B SAYS 'No' and don't trust me, they will let state taw, wl\lch became ef-F • II • he said he will introduce a no-fOr me know on election day by tecttve the nrst of the year, rlzze e In race Uler amendment with a mor~ • • vottng for my opponent. l be-reqUires a disclosure of can. · understandable definition of ON H 0 USING A I Dlleve that both of these laws didates' flnanctalinterests. , stor y. Meanwhile, n ty build-A )udge refus:ed last Friday cottages Advocates ot "open housing" l.n Newport Beacn found the doors closed Monday ntptwhen they tried to pt the Newport City Council to go along with federally -subsidized housing tor low-lncome fa.mllles . Councilmen said tbey would take a look later at a staff report 01 tbe pros and cons of the but tbtlr attitude M-'"""l'••'"' Joe Ill City ,... "coo.." 1o adoptlnr tbe boUJt.ac element of thectty's loar-rance ceoeral plan, the Couocil refused to add a provision to the platl that would ban had the city )olD the Orance County Housinc Authority (OCHA~ Offlcl&ls ot OC HA, lnchxling cbalrman Knowlton FerDIIdJr ., 1201 Marl.an Lane, Harbor Highland&, pleaded for a chance to try thelr program here. "Rather ~ bacldng off, let's see If we could make it work to(ether," Mr. Fernald asked the Co~mctl He sugpsted a trl.al r1m of 20 OOUsl.nc w1Ha. The OC HA would lease homes from prtn.te owners here, be ;:la.t::;~~~ ~~~:!~~ work 1n Newport. Tbe federit ronrnmtot's HousiDC IUid Ur- baa Denlopment (HUD)depart- ment would pay OCHA the dlt- terence between wbl.t the rest- dent couid aftord to pay and the cost ot tbe bous1ng to OCHA. Low -locome restdents would pay 25 per cent ot their l.ncome to OCHA u rent, satd Mr. Fer1111d. He estimated tbat, eYentually, OC HA would ret f\mda tor 75 dwelllnC IIDJts here. "But, tbe ·city would tell u.s to atop the prOif&JD anytlme they dld.D •t uu Jt," Yr. r w- nald ald. He IJI)Iaioed that tbe boUIIDc would remaJ.a oa the tu rolla UDd.r prln.te owoer- sblp. Valerie Murley,17SSCIDdle- lttc.lt LaDe, Baycrett, Wed tbe CoUDCU to slo!> lalldaa 1- dollal'l for a mOmeat. "lt'8 Ume," abt aid, "lor JOG to talk a boat baman n.l .... I woold Ulle are Invasions of my privacy, Mr . Woolsey said h:s case •1 c Jng height -limit regulations to block demolition plans for and my right to expreSS my. against the local law WOUld assai s aspers will be relied i..p:)O to hold about 30 Cottages i.o Bayshor e self as I wish." be based ~n "thediscr lmlna-down the height of dw'ellings. trailer park on the shores ol to see my city do everything Mr s. F'orgtt Is running tlon against a candidate uslng Basically, here's what the Newport Bay . In Its power to open Itself against Incumbent Vice-Mayor his own money, rather than Charging that Incumbent 5th Dr. Frlzulle, 52, lives at new standards do: Judge Robert Kneeland re- to all types of people. The Howard Rogers. the money of other people.'' District County 3upervisor 2.(24 Holiday Rd., Baycr est. • Bt..lLDING SIZES will hto fused to grant an in)uncUoo value ot such a mix eumot Attorney Wollsey said hewtll "I believe this violates the Ronald Caspers I!> incompetent He has an optometry practice limiter! to gross floor areas that would have stDJI'ped the be measured in dollars. Thl.nk seek declarator y reUet to have equal protection clause of the and lnsensJttve to f 'op le's on Dover Dr. He Is a native not exr:eed ing tw"lce the build~ city of Newport Beacb and the not lD terms of dollars, but both taws declared null and Constlhrtton," he said. needs, Newport Beach ;>tom. Californian, wa s educatfW1 at able area of the site in singlE' lrine Co, from evicting rest- in terms or people." T etrlst Nolan Friu:, · ~ an-Stanfor d and at the UC cam~us -fa milY (R .t ) aM duplex (R _2 ) dents of the cottages. Tbe city "How much mooey to you coLOR I RED! no~mced Monday that .1e wHI es In Berkeley and Los An -zones and 3 times builrlable ruled earlier till.! the dWellings hue?" was the first questioo seek to unseat Mr. Casper s geles, and has lived locally for area \n R-J and R--4 zones. do not meetbutldingcodesta.od- 1 Councilman asked Mr. Fer-tn the Jllle 4 election. 19 years. Like Mr. Caspers, • BUILDING HEIGHTS wUJ ards and has told the lrvl.De Dd:1, Tbe Q.UdUoo, poMd b)' A 10-Yeat city budget pro-as thOse paid by developers, Mr. Caspers, a Lido Isle he Is a Replilllc:an. Dr. Frl.s-be limited to 24 ft . c28 n . Co., whJ.cb owns the 1aDd on · V&oe.mayor llowvd Ro,.n, )eetktn that ealls tor apencttnc Oft 1 cost-of~ll't1nl tocr•se re~nt, alao anDOUDCed bls elle wu state president of the wltb specb.l permit) lll the R-l which the trailer parlr.is locat- tUcited tbe iaforrmtkla. that a lot more thin reYenues would !».sis. l.ateDtioo to try for a second California Repablle.an As•m-and R _z zones. On R -3 lots, ed, to 00 a'ft.y ritb tM ltl'oc- OC tu. Ia .UU waltlll& tor t\lnda provide was ~veiled Monday Col.Dlcilman Paul Ryclr.off term. bly, a consern.ttve party or. tile 24 -28 limit wt!l applr to the tures. Residents han resisted fr-om BUD. by Newport Beach City Manager suggested reconsidering the Dr. Frir.elle said he is run-ganizatlon,ln 1964-65, a mem-front half of the lot and a 28_ Irvine efforts to cancel their Mrs. Howl.td Babb, 250? VIa Robert Wynn, He promised to city's decision la.st year to ning beeaUSI!' ''Mr. Casper s has ber of the .state RepubUcan 32 llmit to the rest. All R.4 leases. Friday's decision camE' Ma.rtna, West Upper Bay, re~ come back later with some re-evict Marlnapark mobile borne shown himself to be not wholly ceotral committee In 1964-66, lots w!U have the 28.32 limit. when the cottage dwellers at- miDded the Cotmctl that Its vised ft gures that would brlDg park residents, who pay about competent as a supervisor. and a delega te to U1e party's • PARJ\L'lG req uirements tt>mpted to get a .court order stated pl for housing In the e,~pendltures Into Une with re-$150 000 annl.ll.lly In rent to the Quite often. he goes to meet. national conventiOn in 196 4. He call for 2 ofr-stret>t spaces overruling the ctty eviction ctty calls for a nrlety ot hous-venues. city.' ings with obviously tmcomplete Is on the board of directors for R-1 dwellings of less than n~ce. Inc types to flt a diversity In graph Unes appropriately stan work and lnformaUon on of the Newport Harbor Cham-2 000 square feet aud 3 spa ces 'Under the Law, the residents of .~eeds. colored black and blue for the AWARDS GIVEN Important Issues. Also, lle ap-ber of Commerce aoo heads r~r Lar ger units. In R+2, R.J ha.VE' n~ ri.~t to a prellmlnary U elderly, young and mod-way tu:payers might feel if Honorary service awards pears to be Insensitive to the an airport study group for the and R-4 dwellings, 3 parking IDJWlCtiOn, said Judge Knee- erate inc?me families are they had to foot the bill, Mr. were presented yesterday at desires and needs of people.'' chJmber. spaces will be r equired !or l.and, after a 90-mlnute hearing forced to leave here by rising Wynn showed how lhe cltywould Lincoln middle school to Mrs. The 5th District lnclOO.es He named a campaign ad-an y stru<'tUI'e of less than2,400 In Superior Court In Santa Ana . real e~te costs, where will spend abotJ! $30 million mor e Jack Mickelson of the PTA and Newport, Costa Mesa, Laguna vlsory and steering committee SQuarf' n .. plus an additional Attorney John Broderick, rep- they CO · she asked. than U collects between now and school custodian Clarence OU ~ Beach, San Juan Capistrano, of Or en King, A. Vincent Jor-space for each added 600 sq. resenting the residents, argued Judy Swayne of Laguna. Beach, 1984. ver Awards were made during the Inland communJt1es behteen gensen, ArthUI' Guy, Roger Tur-ft. or portion thereof. that many of the cottages were president of tbe League ot Wo-The expenditures, however , tou~er 's day ceremonies by Laguna and Tustin, a sllce of ner, Wllllam Coulter, Robert • OPE~ SP.o\CE options w1]] built before t.he cit y had jur is- men Voters ot Orange Coast, are tased IC)On a "wW list" the PTA president, Mrs. Nigel Tustin, parts of founta.inValley McC urdy, Ear l Fusselman, allow rteveiOJ)('r s 10 rhoose di ction ;ver l1le area. Anlrvtne quoted a provision of the state submitted by department heads Batley aoo school prlnclpal and HWltingtoo Beach, and all Thomas Riley, and ·Mrs . CUn-their own methOO'l of providing Co, 1.a yet argued, success. ronrnment code, which re. who told Mr. wynn what they wuua:n Ritter. of Irvine. ton Eastman. open space In 12 rt . of II)(' full~, that the company hu a quires that the city general wlll need during the next de-M Mi II: 1 524 C fr ont of el<'h lot. in ad1tion to lega l ri~t to terminate the plaD -· elemecl "shall oade. Htg:~. '0: ~·ameo ~~; Sement'uk Slough poll t d the """ ""''' """''"" b> t.ases. eod••or to makeadequatepro-He proposed the following lands was ct(~ for her actlve u e standa rd set ~ba,~ks. The trailer park, site, loeat- 't'lslon for the bou.siog needs steps for cutting expeoditures role in the PTA of Cor ona del Monday rugtlt 's publk hea r -l"d JUS! nor th of the western ot aU ecooomlc secments of down to income stu· M 1 tar Ll ln and Semeniuk Slough is t!.lllng tc> with masses of humanity." lng sparked a hOt f'X('hanl!'f' end of the Pacif1c Coast HW"J. tbe commWllty ." • Decreasing by So per CetJt C~ e,::;ensc~l ~:as 1 with polluted rtm.otf water Suzanne Rudd, ~SC A board between West ~ewport's Mar. br idRe across Newport Bay, Is Mr. Fer•ld cited the cur-the number of new employees Gir l Scout leader. ' rrom the Versailles and member in clluge of ciYic al-got Skilling and Lido lslf''s slated for rf'-development by rent eDergy crlsls as furt her r equested. Mr. OUver, custodian of the Newport Crest developments, fairs, told the Ensign yester . Goldie Joseph. Both wer e mPm~ thE' Irvin{' Co. as a permaDeDt reason wby people shOuld Uve • Amortizing capita.! im-school sine!" U opened was Newport Shores hOmeowners day that "a thousand gallons bers of the ('iti'tens commlllt'f' rf'sidentlal uea. cloaer to wbere they work. provements by stretching PlY-praised for giving tr~ly of complained this week. per minute of ted, dirty water appointed b}' tile loun\:ll to Tbe OGly Jpetier against the ments out over longer periods. his time and for befriending A letter to the Newport drained orr rtown S~rlor Ave., write thE' develop mt'nl o;tan,1- subsldlzed bouslng plan was • Raising some ta.zes, such students • Beach City Council trom the down Coast fllgtlny, a,nd Into ards, .~ Tom Nlmn, 6306 W. Ocean -• Newport Sbor es Community our ('hannel.'' S rt for th<> 1•·1'\'lO()tll~>nt State park funds asked Front. West Newport. NHYC COMMODORE DIES Assn. (NSCA), signed by as-"Just last year." Mr s. Rudd sta:ds ramt> rtom offi•·t;!\s ''This ts soci&UstJc," he sociatlon president St.~phen recalled, "theassocb.Uon spent of the Bal~ Pt>n, .-;uL1 Pom! clatmed "Tbe federa l -vern-Dr um my, claims that sub. S35 000 to dred""' the slou...,'s A nd ~ 1 1 ,1 Lf'~tlslation to provide state · av · H i 1 ed by hi If •~-•-t t 1 1r nd ' ..,v &" ssn a ''om :J\' 011 ~an. r d t h 1-b 2 I t t be ment t.a gotnc to kick back part Memorial services were held e s surv v s w e, sw.utw amoun s o d t a channe l, and now It's full ap,.in ton i3o2 E . B.<I!Nn P.!v,l Bat-un s o e..., uy o s o ot the reot I'd Uke to have yesterday afternoon In Paclftc Ann , sons Donald, Jr ., Gregory slit are draining into our cha.n . with silt and other pollution • Dot .· H ~ "1,1c added to the lnsplratlon Point • nd Jettr da "t S I" • boa · tie ut•·"mson. · '1 · t C dI M Stat part ot mJ reAf..ld.cked bad." View memorial perk, Harbor a ey, ugu er usan, ne as a result of r ecent "Just think what will happen E '0c v11 Ha i!)Oa aM sectiOn o orona e ar e JIJJies Phflll"'s student VIew Hills, for Newport Harbor aDd brothers StUIU't and Rich-heavy rains. TbesmaU,marshy when people start rertllldng •• : ~~a n 8,!1 ., .. ·,1, Beach has been Introduced by ..,. • d N "om "r 'J az1rr an" . s. A bl R be 1 Badha bOUI1DJ coordinator at OC I, Ya cht Club Commodore Doo. ar · cllanoel borders ewport and watering lawns and wash-Skillin -ssem yman o r m told the Cotmctl that "there aid Wattson, 47 wOO died Sun-The Wattsons live at 2700 Shores on the east and north. ing their cars In those pro ~ g.. 1......., f tt of Ne wport Beach. ts a hll-~m~met need" tor day In a Burbank hospU:al Harbor VIew Dr. The letter arrived at City }ects • ~posw.: "' "'c"''""1, 0r ~t> If passed by the legtslattae, .,. • H M · standards II'PrP ' oza., . It nd Uon low .coat student housing Mr . Walt900 was a well-p "I h ld all on onday a.nd ls expected "Something's got to be' done-121 E EU rewater Ba!boa Gor~ the SUte s par sa recrea 1D Newport, where, he said, known crewman on maDoy blr u·p• s e to be placed on lbe Council's ·-somebody ha s to help us. don Glas: "'i62 ·~;j.Vf'rl~: Dr rund would match any funds 10 pu ceat of OCI students yacht r aces since moving here Feb, 25 arenda. I've complained to tl'le city pub-Bay Shor e~· lotm IIL>ttrh z&rii spent by the cit)< of Newport UYe, 15 years ago. • The letter complalns of pre. li e worts department and to Bay Shores' Dr .. f\a,· ,;heres, or by Orani'J County to buy CDM INTERCHANGE OK'D In arson case ::;:h ~':l:'thetr:rr~i~ ~~~na~: ~:er~i~ynr:-fo~: ~nd Mr. ff'rgusoon ~nd Mr s. ~~~!;at~= ::,~;:e T~st:. :. · Two students at Mariners structloo ptase of tbe 2 den). these 2 developments started, oseph, the 3600 block ot Ocean Bl't'd., Mesa gets .. I. re•enal ot torm, New~ attempts to bUild l freeway elementary school were belnr opments atop tbe West Newport to try to ret them to assur~ Car pI u nge are va lued lt more than $100,- h. port Beach CltJ Planners re-througtl town · held tor Qlltstloai.nl' yesterday bluffs, ud mirrors the ISSO· that a proper drafrw.ce system 000 each. An attempt lUt Way new Coac P 1 H · 1 std t ot by Newport pollee In the wake dation's worries about the f'U. be worked out. Our little chan. by Charles H11llftn. owov ol !r':oca~ pr~=~ t~-= the ~~rona ur:~..:~~ylc :sn., ot a $20,000 ttre lll the school 'S ture, wbea ''the lYo oew de-nel just can't t2li:e all ot Ulis a suicide? one of the lots, to develop Tom FNDcb, a cCII.cb Wbo p11.DJdDe. ud 'tOted to place a said such an tntercbanp would ~lal testin( room T.-.!Jday Yelopmeota: become oeeJ4)1ed rlll·Otf.'' his property, touentd oil bl.a 1 rtPIIb.Uoo o1. hlnlDIIot:-eoaboreral multl-leYel lD,. attract more people t.rom ethel' Dl(ftt. H , 0 1 ti t d Was a young Costa Mesan's a drtve to aeqalre Uat tot ud era lato wtMera, Ia tbe .. tll'e:Juct: at the 3aectioo clUes to l!riYe here. He called JUYentle detective M. W, Me-OUSing YIO a ons no e 200-foot plunge over a c:li rt an adtolntnc par~l to add to bead foothill eo.tb at Costa ot MaeArthG' Bl'fd. Coe.st out-ot-towners "yo.yos'' aod ETenJ wotdd 51.)' only that the in Dana Point Monday morn. the vtew park. Me• fdC'l ldlOOI. FreDell, Sl u: •-.a..... 11 ... , •--'•tre-ssers .. z younpters "hue beer! de-0 1 tog a suicide'~ W Falniew'Pv~ n9)', w ..,. e..., I C Pau --• , About 1 per cent o the bt considered a member ot a Coroner's lnvesttgttors were HITfiEL D HOLLA.MD ~..:" =~ t.suba"woe 11 1 kJw-llliOrttJ altlrat1n. Commissioner Jackie H•tb-ta'::~ illvestl tors ~ hOmes 1D oldfr sections of family, could result ln a tltgber kMPI.nc quiet yest.rd&y, but SUCCUMIS AT AGI 7t ss. io.t 14 ud UIC1 1 81Dee bl TM •me Coroca del Mar er -.ld she woukt DOt .. WA.e their damtl" estf'mawsto$20 -Mewport art QOt ICt to lepJ ra.te ot •lollttona, Mr. Hop.n witnesses reportedly aatd they Wbitneld Houa.ct. 'PI, -- toot ONr tbere. WMa M be-rNidtii& Wbo, ~-moatlla a,o. ... = ~ ~e~ .J:; 000 late rett.rdaJ. They aid IOOlD.C staQdards, clty eom-said. saw Gerakt Russtll York's ear tlme memt." at the Jltwpclit eamt coacb at the Ofdo eebool, taa.d tM Plulerl into drop-eolltat I.Jl CorODI :"Mar. •• t.. ftre wu started, with :,~,:d 1;..~:-*c~~ d;::: ,c:~ !:::Sn: accelentlnc to a 8PHd ~c:.e~ llarbor ElU Lode~ ud -... : .... ~bad Ioiii? llniPt ~~~~?...::.""r!t fiDI~ GRAHTASUD ;:·::,.~:;:;: cllmeoll..tar. not moro u .. z kltebtos .ttl! ::Um:=:•. ~ntlud ::" .. : "":; = = Fnec.b ftl M.JMd .... ltwy:, IIII'\:Jiclt e.t 5tb A". car-POl A~AIM SY STIM lutnetao. room at tiM school He reported tllat a boUM -t flmUJ .. UYla( ~IJ IOU'ed otf tbt cll.ff oear Dua T.-y la 11 T_.. 01 1' T-ltlaJ.., C..-prla-r-,looltiUUmt. Tilt Nnport ColoctloltaJO!I Ill W-UII. bf--ctoacl!lor -.,flo, ol oacb -· A "tamtiJ," Potot Harbcir. York, 24,,... wtl• tiJo R -~ -~.:: olfOl Boll -no no - -~~ to lao-ao ll!llllcatloo tor I $2'14,5'1'1 II_,, ..... et<:.-etldlH<:-lltsldu rtllletl --C:U klllod -IJ •boa lltJI 19U "'·., -wt11-ft...:: tiJo -.......Ill t1Jo pilL ,_..lcrutto __ ... ._'GIDIGI CANNING DIES -lUI-.-· tllal bo ... to 5 •-~itOr--. car-nat ooatl4 ..... 1a 1odp _,_ tllo -- 4. .. ftO---a 11oJ1 ~$ •• I .... Cooo•l-•• Ill 1 _.twllad allno I l*w .. J c-..,N nUnd I'll "!. !.:_~-~ <~ Udor I -... lld•li-R ol ~loti Ud --50 -bolo C Ito ~~ood 1J11 ... t1 .... .,.., ... tt11e )II. C....._ 'WID:Iul AcM. 'fto ., .... to Ill 11iDmN ud -..••• .. 'lliJI ._ ,.,..-t: S.ell Win .. ·---IU'· •-n -cau tat atr. A dump tr1101t ef'ft, ora. - Kt ~.... ll a '] ... CM;r co.dl. lll llla .,.,polloeDIE 'f'W·cJtJ ilill4. •Wee-lfM .. U'ricc«.....,.IPiot r••IDU...,Ultpeqtla 911oiiU'f'OliJ1J m.iuedbf'\ltchlt an-, ia "'--·-., 1111 --· ton tltrJJ., -Ill TV..-.'""' ..tU loa-~. r• •u tlio ---Yioll-. Ill -"""'l'll. --lo .., tilt 1tJ1or csr, ftlcliOd t11o I -·~::.:~~~=: no ___ ..... llr. qv-'a.--no c--ab.D aetlolt. Ill Plclllc ~ .. .w~a~ llr.llopuald. llr. llopa. Ho ...-lotd to--·· C-•:;=:; =-~~ =~~~c:-==:•.;;-:a.u:=utM;:,.-:;. c.-......_ wu '4. ~_::..wr::.:~ =at'r!:.!:.~~W: c:~~. '•~ :i :'-.~ w ;,.~ca·-.. ama ,.., ,, a tt~MII 18 ...,.. • ......_ ••....., u .., an•·•t. • •• .at...., ttl no c:aa n-llioN. wa111ee .u.., COif • •• n&. . T ' ' I I • • lliUIIIDAY, fU I~ IJ74 COI!!!IIA RQ. 11M. li8Jf. SHOULD THE O.C. AIRPORT BAN THE JETS? CON··· •••cHAIRMAN, AIRPORT HOISB ABATBMEHT CO MMITTBB By MARTI" LE VAN COMMVH ITY AIRPORT COVHCIL PRO By DAN EMORY I::Jf=~~~~~~;~~~;;~~:=:~~j ~:~"OI~•~);ll )Ill: u ~~~~~ ror procre-tttlf rech•cLDctbetlclu1ea of jet MrYtet froUI Tbe Oruet COWJ beach Tbt populaUoo 1D the .. at. mODitonatOruiiCOUDtyAlr-~1 DOUet.,.,..tilltDOlt:Gf~Oru,eCountyAlrport,battbty &I'll. COIIIIII"1Nd ollCe~, teet..:~ eltte• bu bMatJPOMd port hll ahowl a dtflDJttlm~ '' THI 0Ffte1AL ~ft MIIOCt DOT, 01' tr llltrldet lito OIW u ...... Tbt an matebtd bJ &lmolt ueca-.1 lnlM ucl COlla M ... Ia Ollll to u UT&J d lt&ttmtbl.l by ptoYtmtDt lD llQC .. tYtatDOlal OF THE CITY OF NEWPO«J MACH n w ...... TM ••• tt. Umt echldeie fOr ph&Md rt-aumber ot riettma who UYt of tbt mort destrabJt com-pernmtot offtetala and e1U-tJPO.IID"t 11\'tl (SNEL), durlAc t«:ll ot jlt DOI.M oa people d.ettou lD tbe 110 ... muat be under tbl ructrt patb Ia Tutlo, mMitftt taSoutblroCaUtonlJa. sen cro..,s. The DW'lltrOOI the put )'tilt~ Ko181 abltem•t Of6te ao4 ""'tt.i flw ia. «k ~ W'M " Ud JlfapMtJ nllel ut .. u-awn.nteect by the Scud ot Nt"PQrl Beaeb, lDd ad)leeot TheN b~Mftta ud tbe recr•-1tatt ud k>eal airport atudl•• taktOfts a.ad cross wetpt r•- 2721 e. C..:.. tfwr., Corou ~··· Ollt.. 92625 docameatecL ID Nnp:~rt Belch Saper~.on. rn other words, county uea.a. ln reality, thiD. ttooat upeet1 art a majo\o file ... by Mnral reseueb ct~ ltrlctiODI hue bee refllettd l"ELErtfONE: 173-0660 (Aiel C. 7141 where U. .&tttJ ot tM •· I be pi of procresstnly one vtettm it beinc created for tor iD our accelerated populi.-bue DOt reached acreerrient In rtduetd oo(Je Jenl reeord- ~w..ct wtelrJy, on Th~td.y. Second daa ,..a.p ,.W •1 eo..,.. •trDDIIItDt U "WY bleb. the rtdiiCJn, the DOlse by a ape-nery major beoe1lel&ry. UOD II'OW'tb far abcwe Da.Uoral on aUtrnate plana. Thla tw.a inp by the EcoJoc 1 IJittrn. IWJA-, CaJil. · 1Dtr0dletlocl ot tldl ..,. pol .. cltted amOtmt onr a specifted • It Is elllmed that air ltYII•. Ia reeeat YMTI, com .. increased the JmpaUeoce wttb-Ail' Cal bas already pluoed ntE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN'wae ..tju4pd c, M • _...,.,_ o1 lataat cu bl•e .treet. mach Pll'lod of time m.t tu:e pre-tretgbt service from Ora.nce muaJ.t)' pluDtn hl.,. JOQCbt to tl\la body ot re.Jdents that a retroft.t to tbelt Boeing 7S7'• ,nwnJ dreu.l•rioq .by towt c~ee, .. No. A·lOJ78 c&.wd Way 14, I"t, cn.n r lMD tboM tblt bt.,. cedeaee OYer an otJMrr airport County Airport Ia Vital to the to denklp a earef\ll bland or must be property an•wered wttb sol.lnd st(lpress.ton modi- in su~rioo-Coutt rm the County o£Onnse. Su« ofc.H(ornk,•nd 1ty beeD docameatediD tJptealaJr-cooalderattou. It the atrUnes business community. The air-attractive resJdential and in-while solutions are belnc tteaUon ldts. reuon thucol ;, q111111lfied to pubiWull JK~bliuOdc~ rcq..WH•J llw. port eommtmltiu t..tet wtth a caa Jnerellle&lr .-sseocer set-port serns only short-baul dl.lltrlal a.rtu. lD tbe mldst sought. It Is DOt prudent to Despite a soptllstlcated toUPd Ak\IO E. HAAPA . . . , , . 0wnn and Pl6bllabec mrrtad of eDYlroomeDtal prob. Yl<:e and still acblen tbe DOlse desUuUons tor whlehonrntctrt of tbla P'owf:h. tbe Oranp expose tbe eomm\Jllty aDd Its measurtna system, nolae abl.le- PEG HAAPA . . . . . . . .A.odatc Edhm lema. redliCtlon coals, then more trock service at far lower rates Coaaty Atrport bu been at. ecooomy to Ute po1slbtUty ot ment tU«bt procedures, aDd a SU BSCRIPTION AATU EDYiFOIUTlental potJutloo l.s power to them. And Utheymust Is an.lllble. Most ftrms use I fitted by I bW.k2·1.1) ot Stil-proloapd &Dd wutetul Utlp-gradual redliCUOO of DOl .. • • .. belag dH.lt wl.th effectively reduce a.lr pusenger seutce freight forwaroor who picks ataottal home• to the soutb; uon. The Commll11.... u--t emlssionl, It Is tmderatandable Jn Hubor Ares. 0.0 yc:l.l', IS.OO; l 71•1• · t '' -~ Out ofHMb<w Aru ' Ont year, J6.00: 1 yan, s1o.oo a rOIIDd be world by ftut pre-so as to achlen these goals, up the alr freight pack:aps a.od a major industrial complex oo Counell program wlU Inform why publle contusloo eal•te. veottnc the te.el or cmtam. they baYe almply demoostrated deltvers them to the a.lrltces tbe wnt and eut; aDd a tree-the commllllty ot concerted A commiiUty•lnformed of ef. ~...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,..c""""""""""""""""""".,.""''~ lnatton from lacree.stnc aay tbat the clalma: they have made at Los Angeles International WaJ to tbe north. noise ablltement procress while fecttve and sincere noise pro- ~ .eOf, " -"¥ further, Uld then deYeloptng about noise reduetlons to be Airport. They doo't want to be As th1• commuaity grew, the a complete long-range solution rrams can "live with" the sit- a positive program of recula-reaUzed tn the next 5 or 10 bothered with separating ollt transportatloo needs were met ts establlshed. uatlon It they reaUze that: Uoo and teehoologtcaltmpron-years were unloWlded. They a rew pack.A.ges to destlnaUon1 by Increased jet service. The Edward CarlSOD, president 1. There tsaconttnuedmeas- ARVO E. HA, APA, owner and oobl lsher ot the Ensign menta tbat procressiYelJ re-sbould pay tbe pr ice of poorly served by Orange County Alr-major short baul cities, such of United Airlines, once satd, urable reduction in airport duce the cootamloa.tlon level forecasUnr noise factors just port. as San Francisco and Phoenix, "No matter what else a jet noise levels ...,..,...,....,..,...,...,...,...,...,...., ..... ,...,...,...,.......,....,,...,...,....,.,. untll Its adverse effect oo the as they pay tl'le priCe when they • 11 is claimed that many could now be reached 1n less engine Is __ It's noisy," There · b envtronmeat is mtnlmlt.ed. l fall to forecast passenger de-tirms located here because than Ute commuting Utile to the have been serious ertorts at 2. MaJor airport grawt can-• A VENTURE IN IDIOCY I nominate as one of the year's most idiotic brain waves to come forth from the Newport Beach Planning Commlssion --the recommendation for a multi-level interchange at MacArthur Blvd. and Coast Hwy. in Corona de l Mar. Here was a r e al dead hor se --long gone and buried deep, with no mourners --but all of a s udden resurrected with a 5 t o 2 vote at last Thursday's meeting of planners. Why this fantasy ? From where comes the pressure? There is no tr affic crisis at this location. There certainly have been no Corona del Mar citizen groups clamoring for the interchange. Indeed, there has been plenty of static AGAINST what the inter change plan threatens to create. The Planning Commission major- ity knows perfectly well, as we do here In Cor ona del Mar, that the multi-level m onstrosity is needed only If that un- wanted expressway is constructed in the Fifth Av enue corridor. The planners know ' full well that the inte r change would serve as a subterfuge to r esurrect that freeway that was s o soundly defeated March 9, >t 971 , by an aroused public by a margin of some ;; to 1. I have news for the planne r s. 1hatwhichwecall afreeway, by any othA r ~a me would be just as odious, and is still for hidden by that over.whelmlng vote, though it be soothingly re'ti hristened an expressway . ~ . ' . There has been a lot of qu.le\ but per- sistent pressure to cancel out that over- whe lming vnte of 3 years ago. 1'he mind- bending-has bc('n conducted i n ~n unob- trus ive m.111ne r so as not t o , disturb and a larm ~he natives. But, let "me tell you, the local r esidents have been ade- quatelv alerted and are sufficiently alarmed. They'll remain on guard against any fut ure i mp lementation of that Incr e- dible in1 "'rCIJan£:f' proposal. doo't thlnk U's loo much to ask mand correctly. they depend on the airport. Or. Lo1 Anples Airport, The in-sotmd s~resston modtflc:a-not occur at the present that a stmUa.r awroaeb be The adYOeates of jet service ange CotlDtyAlrportservesoaly creasing central avbUon and Hons to ex:l.sttng jet engines. factuty. taken to the problem or jet at the airport a.re guilty of a small number or short-haul eornmerctal jet operatlooshue Progress ts occurring grad-3. The loeallndustrtal com - noise Oftt Newport Beach aad maJor dtstortloos of tact. For destinations. Except to rare provOked some property owners ually ancl may not be readily munJty needs the present ta- Yicta.tty. instance: tnstancu where most ot a In the fUgbt pattern proximity, noticed, Evaluation of the sound c!Uty for vttalshorthaultravel. The cry of ''ban the jets" • lt ls argued that the inter-firm's business travel coin- Is a ery or frustration by peo-ests ot the "small minority" cldes with the destination being pie wllo ha ve beenwatUng6-l/2 ot affected homeowners must served, a business could not years for amrmatlve acttoo give way to the Interests of possibly be relying heavily on by the goYernmental agencies the "1.5 mlllloo people who Orange County Airport. For respon.stble tor the problem. use the aJ.rport evf!rY year." most bus iness trips, an air- It Is tbe ery of ttle homeowner The 1.5 mUUon ftgure Is really port other than Orange County whose property was oot ln the only 750,000 round trips, more Airport must be used. path of departt.ng jets until the than half of which are taten These distortions are part runways were reallgntd almost by people wbQ don't even Uve of a concerted public relations 20 degrees In the late 1960's. In Orange· County! No more effort to '•sell" Orange County It Is the cry of those who were than 85,000 different Orange Airport. The people behind this promised by ltte COWlty Board County residents take the 325,-effort have decided to play the of S~rvlsors back In 1961 000 round trips that originate media game ratller than to try that the airport would never here, Of these 85,000, only to solve the noise problem. It be used by commercial ~t s. about 20,000 can be cb.sslfied Is precisely th.ls sort of ap1 There must be oo further as ''regular users" who make proach that has led many of Increase In the noise e:rposwe 6 or more round trtpsannually. us to sa\'; '·It you won't try oYer Nf!WPOrt Beach, and the These 20,000 Orange County to solve t he problem, then the colllty must develop a program residents are the major bene-jets ought to be banned." The Birch L og About Impeachment Belmont , Massachusens -The repeated cries for impeachment o f President Nixon are painfu! to us. Not because we are Nixon supponen, please understand. We havr been. and remain, highly critJca l of Mt. Nixon's dred<~ :J<~ Ptest· dent. What dis turbs us most is that the ca lls for ,impe~f~ment are being made for 1he wrong rea~ Tbt Watergate :affair Certainly is messy and •iKOWicortina. and it m1y even have in· el uded sonie cr'lminal involvement on the pari of the President h.imself. But when all uf 1he charges and accusatiom. surrounding Wa1ergate are compiled, the whole busmess s1ill appears 10 us to resemble: pett y ttuevery. A far more trag~c aspect of Mr. N1xon's falling popularity IS that 11 has been accom· panied by a s1m ullaneous a'ceptance of h1s disastrous fore1gn and domcst1 r pol1nes wh1 ch are suppor1ed and promoted by the same poht1c1ans and ex~rt s who now scre~m for hts scal p. His nrw enem1es have crrared a p.reat fuss aboul Waterg:ne, but nowhere do they oppo..e the damage be:mg done to our Cons!Jiutwn, 10 the tndeptmdence of lhe Umted States. and tiJ the Amencan free enlerprise system. As an example of what we mean, consider that the only crime defined m 1he Cons11 tu1J on of the United States is treason. Arlicle Ill . iect10n 3 states · "Treason against the Um1ed )tales shall consist only in levymg war agamst them, or m adhering to I heir enrmies, giVJng them a1d and comfort ." trip 10 Moscow, our President signed an agree:me:nt in prmriple: Ill allow R ussie~n missile superiority over thf' Un1ted State<: prepara- lory 10 mu1ual di~a,ma ment m favor of a U.N. m1l11ar y force. If deeds such as tlus are consis· 1en1 with preservulg. protecting and defending our Constitullon. thrn elephants Oy and shrimps have: learnrd In wh1s1le . Mr. Nixon has given huge amounts of Amen· can wheal to Communist dictators -direc1ly re5ulting in shortages and higher prices at home. He ha s rescued the Re d Chinese ty rants from their well-deserved status as the outcasts of a c!V!IIled world l:.asil y 1he wildest spendt'T in all of ou1 hislury. he has done more damage to the dollar and bwught on the I error of mflation fasrer than uu1 most bitter enem1es ever dreamed possible. Undtr 1he Nixon Admm1s1ratton, 1he federal govrrnment has imensd'ied its war on free emerprise thmugh OSHA, EPA , wage and price tontrols, and a hos1 of 01 her unnecessary and h;umful feder ~tl agencies. AI! of these deeds. and more , He lhe ltgary of Richard Nixon. Ea..:h con1a1ns far more justification fo r i~ peachmenl I han an y aspect of Wa1ergate. But 1he President's recent antagonists, who also seek to make our nal ion like a socialist or Cummums1 start:. do not charge Mr . Nixon with these h1gh Cllnlts. For, 1f they did. virlually all of 1hem Dem ucrat, Rrpuhlican and lnde· penden1 alike would be indicting lheniselves as well. Letters to the Editor • NO COAST HIGHWAY Editor of the Ensign, Just an idea, but maybe It has some practical merit. I've noticed coostant debate ln the Ensign re: tbe Sth Ave. route Yersus no parking on Coast Highway, Why not cl')n- centnte all our effort together on getting the route baek to Bonita Canyon and have all the through tramc skirt Cor ona del Mar aDd also sldrt Lagun2, by the way --aM have feeder lines (streets) coming into the coast cities, but not go through I In other words, cut otJt the Coast Htctnray altogether as lt now exists --as soon as Bonib. freeway Is completed. A, Nelson Corona del Mar * OIL CRJSlS Editor ot the Ensign, During the last five years prior to 1973 cheap foreign oil pro- duced by A merlcan companies (encouraged by taz Incentives) held the price down. Now that the foreign cowtrles exprop- riated a large interest therein and conspire to raise the prlee of on (governments, unUke the American companJes, are sub- ject to no anU-trust laws which have helped llold prices down here). we should end the de- pletion allowance on foreign oil, eDd the credit oo U. S. b.xes tor foreign ta.xe• oa production, and tax exports of oil drilling and producing equip- ment. However, to onr-rerulate, socialize or over-W new do- mestic production will r etard production. PoUUcWls should rise above appeals to the emo- tion of jealousy and offer in- .telltgent leadership on our cri- tical need to increase energy production. Roy B. Woolsey Lido lsle Clothes Alterations ARE NOT EASY ... THA T'S WH Y WE HAVE TWO EXPERT SEAMSTRESSES HERE TO GIVE BO TH MEN AND WOM EN FINE SERVI CE AND PER SONAL A TTENTION . Polltlclans' cheap appeal to the ptbUc's natural Jealousy or the oil companies ' recent pronts will prevent the solution of a real problem. The-hlrh price ot oil will reduce bus- Iness acUrlty, em,P19.YJllent, the real vatu'e' or A.vlntS .yd ~ !pl;:::~~ Incomes; It wtn Increase de. iJ fi cUs In International payments ancllnnal1on. 644 • 2512 In the past more taxpayers #68 FASHION i SLAN entitled to the depleUon allow. ~:::::::~;~~~::::::~;;;~ ance than poUUctans wondered I whether the allowance waseeo-SILVER· nomlcally justitled, Now poUtlclans are tumptng on the oil comp.an!es when we need an Immediate Increase in domestic production; a tem- porary depletion allowance as to new or Increased domestic production, even larger uan th e period reqUited tor expan- sion of other sources of energy. in the long r110 price control •Ill make the problem worse. Price control, If cOotiDued at all, should apply only to 1973 prodiJCtlon rales of wells already drilled. ·'"· , .. , LOWEST PRICES =====-• When he campaigned for the Presi dency m If ""h . Nl)tun 1s 10 be impeached, let the charge be that he lws waged WtU on the Uniud States and on the freedom and independence of liS people. For, if Wa1erg.ate alone proves to be tm downfall. then the same disastrous policies of the Nixon years will surely be continued and enlarged by uthers. An excise tax or excess pro. fUs tax on production to the extent of rates of extstlng wells Is proper to benefit the pubUe and red~~ee llfindfall proftta, However, windfall pronts are not as gran a problem as the need tor cheap energy and such taxes shOuld oot apply to new Driverswt10 don\ smoke STRIK E IT RIC H! IN REAL ESTATE RICHARD C. "'"nN. REALTOR HOW TO LIBERATE SOM E CASH Do you lki '~' a Mme or other property which you haven't hi><>n tblP t f) SPJI, or can't afford to sell be· cause or tJ1<> lWflrT1<> tax consequences? Is It too ex- pensive to tPhnann, what 'Mith the high Interest rates anr1 the Joan fHs wvolve(j? Btrt you'd Uke to get 90me cash out to exP:tnt! your business or take that trip to Europe before It's too late? Don't despair. You can e:~change that house or other proper ty ror something else aM use just a bare mlatmum of YOI.D' equJty to • buy" Into the other property. When the other party obtains a ma :ldmum loan 00 your property, that liberates all of that nice cash whleh goes to you! If you just want out of property altogether -. you can do tha t also. That's called the "two step." You es- changP into a smaller, less f!q>enstve property ustng a minimum equity to "buy" ln. Then you sell that with a minimum down payment. That's eastf!r becaUM H takes less to buy In, therefore' your market Is much larger. For fUrther more detailed parUc ulan feel b'ee to call Ri ch at lrwin & lrwtn, Realtors, 2700 E. Cout Htcrnray, Corona del Mar. 644-6111 or 615-&060. ., .. "nL LM P.a. , •• 4'1'1 1968, Mr. Nixon knew that 1he A ~rican people opposed U.S. trade with Commumst nations, in part beca~ it was being used by North Vietnam to kill Americans. But since he Ius been in office. he ha.s repeatedly incr eased iUCh aid, even during the Vie tnam Wa r. Tho~ who now point to the peuy thievery of Watergate not only refused to la bel such a policy as treason, they applauded II and urged more of it. production. The President's oath of office contains tns pledge to ''preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." But Mr. Nixon has continually pleda:ed to surrender our ndependence to the Communist· and socialist· Jominated Untted Natioru. Most Americans aren't awue that , during hiS Wt repeal : Watergate is the equivalent of ~tly thievtTy wh en compared to the numerow high cnmes that are tepealedly promoted by Mr. Nixon and his accomplices in government, in 1he press, and elsewhere. Sir John Ha rington o nce nid thai if treason prospered , "None dare callu treason." We dare to call il whu it is. And we urge 1he Amencan people to look beyond the pyro- technics of Watergate and do likewise. Copyrifhr 1974 by Tiff Jolt" 8/r~lt Socl~ty Ft11t1u" FROM THE BIBLE ThOu wtlt te.p h1rn I.D per- feet peace, whoM mtnd Is stayed oo tHe: because he truateth 1n thee. HEAR THE CANDIDATES Trust ye 1n the Lord forever : for iD the Lord Jehonh 1s ever1Ut1Dc strqth.(lalah2&: 3.4.) LIGALMOllCI District 3 eandlda.tes In Ne..-~ The Council hOpefulJ: seetinc port Beaeh Ylll speak at the tbe District 3 seat btl.nC n eat- Feb. 19 meetmc ofttleWoman•s ed by Counellmi.D. Cut Kymla CIYic LeapotNewportHarbor are Realtor Peter .Barrett; Dr. at lbe MulDers Ubruy. The Elll1 Gluier, prHidMt at procnm will beeln at to a.m., Nnport Resldeatt Untt.d, aM followthc 9:10 coffee. John McKerreD, member of tbe Marcot SttWng. propm aecounttnr firm of Holmcrea etall'man, wtU hold a .top .. aDd Sawyer. watch oo ltltl cancUdlte1, llmtt~ Cow:aelt eaadidates 1n the FICTmOt.IJ Bllmf£SS NAME tnc •cb ooe to 15 mtllates. other dlltr lcU, No. 1, 4 aad I, STATEMENT There will be an C4'PO"hmtty will ••• the enuee to IIPI&t Tho fol-.,. por-lsclotllr to oa q....,...lrom Ulolloor. at the Mu.I91All"' moottor. bai:IDeo u : 8pol't1llm•, 8!0 IntM, IT101, Jfewpart S.efl. ME XI CO • H A WAll -F.U ROPE • SOUTH P ACinC • I SRAE_!: Ct. tueO: lftOIIM J. ,Foltyw. ' ~ 110 -. mol, lle-1 ~ ~'Ill:' T:ravel '; Beael, Ca • ...0. ~ 1111' lD Tldl t-tca• 11 ~*-' ~ brU--L o. ......., I•-I. foltJL ~ Tlill --WU l lo<l Wltll co ... ~ Cltrt cl 0rup 5! 306 Mo~no A••••· eo.tJ • Pol>, II, l t'H, Wll,.. , Ill• I. a Ioiii, _, c-,. 1>r non. II. Word, """'b a. ollnor bo~~tlt ' lollooo lol .. 4 -675 8«10 . n > !! .. .. E 11 Is a tribute to the free enterprise system that, eYEm thOugh In the twenty years lalf: prior to 1973 mostpricesdoub. led and tbe easter to ttnd and produce oil ns depleted, the price of crude ott did oot rlse~~·,. ..... ~: • 'illoe: Pol>. 14, 11, 11, 2 111.,.,. tlu sot~l• ~~~~=~~~~~~ = ~':' loiiOo~ f:lAFaiCA • Oli&MT-AIOIJIID TIIIIOlLD-IIISIIA , I MA'I' SAVE AS 1\S WITH FARME RS AU TO P9L.IC.'I' 548-5554 Ourl7tbYear RAB\I'TT INSURANC E . lh4 .. c: .. u ..... • I I I ) I I l i \ I f ~I!T HAAIOR EllllCIR PULIIIED IE!KLY -PAOli lltURSOAY, FEil. 14, lf74 DDRORA DELilA!!, CAL. Here's tilt perfect w1y to m1ke ,our money or $tcuriltes do "triple ·dult': 2. ¥ou ••ll 1>o 1-lrded '••Ill t oul»lonhll .... ,n11..,. '""' CU'IOn! •~<0"'1 Ja•n 3 Vou un '""''~"• to""'"' tl>t ltnU <ool '"'""'' olt~o """"" rou <o~l,buto •ill! 1 .............. ; ........... ,.. .. ,...., ..... u,. If lhr~ sounds omponibl~ u!l today lor the eye·openona story of Hoaa Memoual Ho~prtars ''four fltlible Plans for G•vrn11" You ""'II ~ rn lor a pleasant wrpu~e' Telephone: (714) 645-1.600 utension 106 A1k lor Thomu Stt'lllinger HOAG MEMORIAl HOSPITAl 301 E Newport Boulevard Newport Beach. CA 92660 LIVE A LITTLE MORE WITH A LIVE IN MAIO. SASwk.A up IDII.RIIUIGUT IllS Cll ~ \JIIII! ... -...-..-.-.. ---... -·---......... nmCC • .,........_ ........ -.-. ... ,... .... _._..,,u._ ...... o ........ _. -··· ( ...... 11111lli0)-No.M. + ,..,.&u.. ONLY --.---·-. --~~ . ..,.--, MRS, BRUCE DENTON and Mrs. Chester M. Ranger are holding 2 pedJcreed Jq~ples Which will be among the Items auetlooed ott oa Feb. Z5 by Harbor Key ot the Child Guidance CllnJe af the annual bene11t auction. Harbor Key auction offers w "ide variety CLUB ENJOYS GIVING Tbt r_, Clllb otll..,..-t -wiU pr-lbe tltb .. rat balat. • brldp --Uldlubloo-.at lllo Bolt>oo lloy Club Feb. 24. Tbt theme will be "joy of p-nac." Tbo proctodo wtU be dlvldod --balf to tile Services tor tbe BUild 111 Santa Ana Uld hall to Hoor llolt>llal'o dlaiYIII ma-8..-t Snell. Plaoo mute wiD cblno Iliad. be piiJocl 111' Mro. Cui lJad.. Tbo -Ia! bour Will boJ111 qulol • at 11 a.m., tol-111' -•-Tat>loo a.. 10 .wtll be Ml ~ .... St>rlllc ,...... will be lhroop ..... 0-kbtop~ shown by Udo Fubloos. Tuts-reaenatlcu elll!rmu., NOftl day Cllil member• puadlQc oa eeo.t:erpJee• are bll.DI ere&ttd the ramp will lnclQdfl Mmes. by Mre. Marth• KJac aDd lw McLarea Steftrt, Gilbert eommllt!M, Wbo are deconUac Fretwa.Jd, Rtmlph Vanuekud bel.cb r.t. wttb brtd .. prlJH EBELL CLUB WINS "BEST OF SHOW" attacbld to tbe Jtreamvs. Tat>l .. at -tor br14&0 wtn bt re&dr tor tbt players tm. mediltely alter the fa11doo ...... Mrs. ErDeJl McClellaod Is The EbeU Clll> of Newport Beacb waa awarded "beat of tbe &bow" at the lD.DIDI te.Uql of arts, CaWornta Federated Women's Clubs ot Ora.oce Cotmty, held Jan . ZO Ia tbe Fullerton Ebell club- llouoe. Tbe ell~> submitted a total of 36 entries and In all cate- ptes. Ia the professional class, ftrst place a•ards went to Mrs. Fraok Glockner, abstract water eo lor, for the sweepstakes prt&e, aDd Mrs. Gertrtrie lladdos:, historical, "Balboa Pavtuon 1906" (oil). Amateur class awards in- cluded : tlrst prlz.e, Mrs. Nell V. Williams, Chi.Da paintJnc; seeood prlz.e, Mrs. Robert Ja- c~a. on laDdscape; booorable mention, Mrs. Sar~.s Bobo, Christmas &D«tla (crafta). Ann Routledre of the Costa Mesa Woman's Club woo tbe crafts sweepstakes award for Jewelry. The fir st prize winners Will have their works displayed at the district conventloo, Dlsoey- land Hotel, April 4 and 5 and agalo at the state cooveatlOII, Los Angeles Biltmore, 'May 6-9. In '""'" "' prlsoll. Spoc:lal prlles will be bi.Ddled by Mrs. Herbert M.Uier, assisted by Mrs. L&ureDCe Wrl(bt, Prl.zea will include a "mooey" tree created by Mrs. wuuam R111b a.od Wrs. George Hall. Mrs. FloJd "· Scott .. <~ooallllr an oiiCfni.J pa1ot1ng tor thl.a pbil- aathropby, Over-all chairman la llrs. Robert Flnlay, special pro- jects ch&trman and second vtce-preatdeot ot the Toelday Club. Mrs. Raymond Lewis is co-ordinator of tbe faslrloo ·-· GRANDMA WORE PORK Wh~n your grandmother had a sOfC' throat she may ha v~ tied a strip of salt pork around her neck. You're more fortunate than grandma wa~ You have modern lt\cdication! that bring qu1ck relief. fast recov~ry. Most ar~ pl~aJont, too. When you or a membrr of your famdy is ill, take advanta~ of these effective mediclll discovenes See your phys1c1an. Hc·ll pre· scribr the rcmed1es th:11 ;Jfe best for you r nce..Js. Thc:n rcmembrr us for modern prer.cnptwn st:r\icr Christensen Pharmacy *l E. COAST H'WT .. CORONA DEL M.U ORIOLE :S-2550 When Harbor Key oftheCbJid Guidance Center of Orange Cotmty holds its annual auctloo at the AIJ'porter lon on Monday, Feb. 25, there wtn be a great diversity of Hems oftered for sale. quolse necklace, glamorOUI fru s, nne jewelry, and a size '1 wedding dress of Frencb tissue silk, complete wtth train. .,. \ '\i Lambs '&Dd goats, and their "'1"-..:c• The doors will open at noon and table sales featuring hand- crafted ttems, home baked goods, potted plants ud a mul - tlpUc1ty of small Items will begin immediately. The aucttoo will start SOOD thereafter, with Dick Lane and Bob Guggen- heim as co-aucttooeers. There wtU be personal Items such as a SQ.lllsh blossom tur- AND NOWHEU lUI IN OIANGI COUNTY ll THI fOlD YOU IUY lACKED IT OVU 52 feed for 6 months, will be of- fered for auction to animal lovers, as well as parakeets and other small animals and several 3 month old p~ies, complete with pedigree papers. A people powered vehh!Ie and 300 plloos of gas wlU be auc- tioned oft tor those interested Ln making ld'IJ.qoe purchases. Other items ln this category would be giant 10' x Z4' out- door billboard posters, 30 yards of carpet, 2 week-end trlps to major Las Vegas hotels and an "antique'' hand made quilt sewn of luury fabrics. For antique lovers auction- eers Lane and Guggenheim will call for bids on a 150 year old banquet table cloth with match- iDe barJIIIM-st.ae napkins, sev- era! dolts and even a white Ironstone chamber pot. Gourmet food and steaks, paintings: by local artists, lo- cally crafted paper mache fig- ures, long-term tbeatre tick- ets and eplcurl.an restaurant dlnners will be sold. This annual auction Is open to the publlc. The $1 admission tickets may be purchased from any member or maybe obtained at the door. All proceeds of the event •Ill donated to the Child Gui- dance Center of Orange County, a low-eost psyeblatrlc c UnJc for emotionally disturbed chil- dren tel to the age of 18. FEB. 19 MEETING FOR IRVINE CLUB BUND YOUNGSTERS and adults at the Orange County branch of the Bratlle Institute of America are now able to complete the!r ceramics pro)ects, thanks to the gener- osity of merchants of the Newport Center Design Plaza. A $500 check, donated by Design Plaza businessmen, has been used toward the purchase or a new firing kiln aDd potter 's wheel for bUnd artists at the Anaheim fa . clllty, This gift resulted from a hOUday drawing which provided the wlnner with a $500 gift certificate to any of the Piau shops. Dr. and Mrs. Ross Holt of Balboa S•wing~ dq come true and can ~n to you during Coit 't Febnulry drapery dNningoffer. Drapery CIMning Perfect Regarcl"' of AF or 100% Rep6ecement If 0NMble. FREE ESTIMA TES • O.co,.tCH Pl.8tl • Pwlrl"ect Even Hems Water Suin Remov.t • Profeuiont,l Remow .. • No Shnnkage or f•bric OetenOI'ation lntur•nce Oaimt H.ncled 'rERMS ARRANGED Thit Little Pi99Y Wel'IT io COii t111J SAVED 101"" all Dn:lp~ c-J~Nins. won the gtft cerWicate, and a matching do nation of $500 "World'• lorv-rt ••ckl•; ... guoro~t'-'Cf droperr ,..,...ice" was made tn the wloners' names to Bnllle lnstltute. Jl• COlT drapery claanan 540-1366 1702 Newpo, M•s. Holt. at left. made the presentation to the Institute •nd..,wica 642-0270 ltvd. 01 17,.. $1. • (o,ro M.so on behaU of Design Plaza merc~ha~n~ls~;·and[:l:he~gtl!~:·:•~•-~~~u~o•~o~o~'~"~•~IC~H~E~O~'~'u~c~'~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a ccepted by Alex Vald~. a blind student, for the lnsfl. tute. At r ight Is Sharon Knoth of Design plaza. BOYS CLUB BOARD INSTALLS SLATE New officer s of the Boys Club of the Harbor Area board of director s were lnstalled at a dinner meeting at the Upper Bay branch, 2131 Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa. The 1974 officers are Erwin deMocskonyt, president; James W. Peyton, Ist vi ce-president; Richard Smith, 2nd vice.pres- ldent; DennisO'Nell, secretary; and Clarence (Chic) Clarke, treasurer. now! 1110re ways you saw when you saw at a WSANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS family center Income Tax Preparation Toe Wom en•s Club of lrvtne FASHION LUNCHEON will ha•e a d >ange of time. and FOR PI BET A PHI Let a professional prepare your pt>rsonal tax rt>turns at no co~t., in private, with a ll information held in strictest confidence. Requ1red : $5,000 or mor t> in any savings account (except i 1 ~ ~( Certificates . which must be $10,000 or more). If you want to transfer your ac- count from another institution. we'll handlt' the details for you. If you have a Certificate-of Deposit. we'll arnm)(t' your tax appointm ent now and transfer your Certificate at maturity with no los~ of interest. Checlc -ftJIIc ,.Ice ,.,, H ~ ..,. place for their nut meeting. The South Coast Alumnae Members will coovene at 11 :30 Club of Pt Beta Phi, national a.m. Feb. 19 for luncheon at •omen's soclal fraternity, 1s tlle borne ot Mrs. John CrCIOk meeting at 10 a.m. today, oo (Lorraine) at 19111 Beckwith Feb. 14, at the home of Mrs. Terrace, Turtle Rock, Irvine. Clark King ot NeW"port Beach. Tbe luncheon will be a pot. A fashion shoW w111 be pre- luck salad and dessert afb1r. ceded by the general business PLUS• fre4? Personal lhed.1n~ :\(-count. SJ~ft> Ut'pcM~it Box. • T ravelen ChN:k.-< :mrl mort-t han 2n mnro: frt't' !len·icf'll (!lOme requ1re mm1mum b!i lance' & trwcb _. 1H fw pwMII! COMPilE AIITW_. We've ... AU priCN te ... lie• .. ell fenhle meld ....... tiM Ia S.al••ra Cellhnlle -pe 11rt • ,. • ., eltlll -.. a liMB SAYIIIISI Mus'frtle frnAiDTOP indvdu front diiC ..... oH """"'IMI..I •eots. toc:k•llleler & inltrul'l'lentotlon, fvll wfJNI co~"· q, 'pi .. ONLY _.,._...., '2895 '·~;~:' IIUIIIA¥11111 .. BlEW .. 1110 FOiiD .. IIIII 0111 II HOCk , ..... -1 Mrs. frank Dave, president, meeting and a report on the will conduct a business meeting recent installation of the ne• prior to the program. Mrs. active chapter at UCI. A Val- Douglas Rlehards will present entines day salad IUDcheon will Mrs. Bernard Engdahl of Cameo follow. Creations, who w11J talk oo "Arts or feminine beauty:· TRAVEL BY FILM Mrs. Dave and Mrs. Brian The Costa Wesa Ubrary, Mlddledttcb, me mbersh ip 566 Center Street, Is starting cbalrman, will sen·e as mo-a series of true! moftes to be dels. ~ ' sJlown once a month at 7:30 Hostesses are Mr s. Ri chard ·p.m. The tlrst shOwing wiU L. Hall and Mrs. Wtlllam E. be toot(ht, Feb. 14. The fllms Oster Jr. are "This ts Hawaii " and "The miracle of Bali." JR. LEAGUE SEMINAR TRAINS TREASURERS Tbe Jlmlor Leacue of New-CLOTHING TAKEH port Harbor will spoosor a free A $1,600 n.rdft:lbeqssto*' tratn1nc ~eml,.r tor treasur-from Elleo Carter, ZZ6 Warlne ers o1 noo-proftt orp.nl&a-AYe., Ba.lbt.a Island, on Feb. 3. Uoo.s at tbe IPI ot tbe Park SU suits were taken from dl.s- Newport Apartmeats at 7:30 play raeb. p.m. Wednb:ky, Feb, 2'7. ~~iliii~ ... --, Krs. Rutb Paul, wbo Is wtth i tbl aeeo•ttac ftrm o1 CriQ(Je, -Uld GrlmloJ IDe., •Ill -Uld rocord k--. ldtllllciiU • ..-I tu roporU.or 11r -ISliJDENTS EHlERT AIN ltldiiU of ...... IABMta, -"' -at l!lddll--Colloft, wiD --tilt -YloWRIIIaC .. allloo II tilt eo.tJ --ol tilt-"' --..Ill oo ra II. --Co- I. DECORATING Let 01 bt-'> fO'IIOIYt tbrtm -Weare a tuD..-.tco- I.Dd c»oontlDC-.rt. -.; LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS Most Important Service at eAch. Los Anl('eles F t>derRI S:tnn~~ F~mdy F'11111.nrud Centf'r. of course. 18 ~ . -high intel"t'St, year aftl'r ~ t '!-1 1". nn msure., !'.Rvm~ you a lso get the valuable RS!Iist:LOl'(• or tht• J..m; A !lflf'lf'S F't>rleral Savin!{!~ Counselor , who is tr&in€'rl tn -translatt> the wmt•t•mps bRrfl ln~ lanj!UII.IZ"€' nf rimmcl' mto plAin E nglish (and sometlml's ,.,.,,n plf'ir. SpAnish. hpanese, Chi - neSt' and other lan)l'USI.Itf'S I -handk> all the details for vou when vou want to trRm.fer your account to Los AnJrel€'s F.t>rlPr<ll Sa,:mlll'. -help )'OU decide wh1ch 1\l'count. "r c"mht nAtion of savin~ ac- counU, will fllve you the hijlht>st mcome on lmtured savmp and lht> best protection for y(l ur Pstat•·. START YOU R LOS ANGELES FEOF.RAL SAI.I NGS ACCOUNT TODAY_ONE MINUTE AND ONE SIG!<ATl'RE IS ALL IT TAKES. .\NNt l.\L 1:'\T~HE"'IT ft ,\Tr~ U'\ l'~l "Kt;U S \\I~GS .... _ 11 .... -. -1 I II 6~ t.<O•I>C ... .. """""'· ..... _ .. I,. .. _ ... , .. -·-.. _ .. , ....... -.. ·-· .. {- ·~-.. -· ,., ...... -·" ......... __ eo. ........ ··-•*• .. -· ..... -~-· ..... .... ..... ~ ..... "" ........ 5.39% 5.92% 6. 72% 6.98% 7. 79" w....-ftNANCIAL NI*ICT: •SGO WiW1int ..... lit S." VtcwM • 6SJ·1lto ca~•C'I:N ... ,... w, ,._ ......,. ........ ltJ.1'621 SUNin VWC ...,_ .. _ JmU.1'W'OODI ..nos... ................... ,, .... :Md ••ar. VALUY"-AZA IOWa- 54N RltNA.NDO V AIUY1 12160 Yic:tart ..... _, ..... C.,. -1).10 C'laMI'CII CDII'I'IIa l lJJS ...... MCMAtpiW.•• .. .... _ '------------------------rJ ~·· I -·c.-)):U Pkwpal ..... •(714)&7s..4-t,__ ... _,._.t"'lf_fW) • IIIIAD•nca-_.N,owN.a. a......._, z ~ _......._ .. OrMII La A 1 I , a.M!Ith • t.U-1Mt • &..-.... ' Visitation ::::::::=.=:.:::.:=;;~=I for Emblem lrJANT ..... I •• • AUTO, TRUCK , MOTOR HOME RENTAL DAILY, WEEKLY , MONTHl Y IMPORT OR DOMESTIC OUOTFS BY PH('INE NEW OR USED A SIC FOR. DICK BOOHEA AOLlV WELl$ UAOt, 1714) 556-6830 ~ ~ THE BIG M MUTUAL SAVINGS ----------- CONDENSED STATEMENT Of CONDmON DECEMBER 31 .1973 ASSETS Casn and Cert1f•cate of Deposol Umted States Government and Orner Securotoes Forst Mortgage Real Estate Loans Loans on Rear Estate Owned tor Development Loans to Facolotate Sales of Rear Estate Contracts ot Sate of Real Estate Contract of Sate of Head Oll•ce Buo/dong to Af!otoale Loans on Savongs Accounts Federal Home Loan Bank Stock Ofl1ce 8U1Id1ngs and EQUipment Real Estate Owned Accrued Interest on Loans and Investments ~d FederalS & llnsurance Premoum lroi4GeUaneous · ! TOTAL LIABILITIES Savongs Accounts Escrows and Loans Hl Process Advances trom rne Federal Home Loan Bani( Advance Payments by Borrowers CuHent and Oelened Federal and State ll'lcome TaJ<eS Accoul'l!s Payable Notes Payaole Oeterred Income Regulatory Reser'.'es TOTAL s 17 .983,129 10.0•2.790 382.101 .350 1.630.950 8.2.9.608 10 •. 6.7 2.971 045 2,419,0"3 3.691 .• 00 527.855 5.771 .557 1.599.076 4.Ml,.Q07 1.2&1.027 $U3.017.384 $345.971 ,026 2, 172.68" 20.700.000 1.260,355 7.810.276 393.005 6.065.052 2.59 •. 334 178.582 5387.155.31 4 CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND RESERVES General Reserves al'ld Undlvocted Protots S 55.752.070 Gua•a~'~tee Cap•tat a!'ld Surplus 100.000 Total Cap1tal Surplus and Aeser'.'es 55.852.070 TOTAL $U3.017.384 Cop•es or 1ne latest iludoteo:l lonancoal llatement ol IA101u11 Savong, Me a.aolab+e at e1cn otl•ce ol the auociat•on lor 1nsoecllon PASADENA OFFICE SANTA 1.NA OFFICI! 315 E Colorado Blvd 631 Nortt'l Mail'l 51. VISTA OFFICE WEST ARCADIA OFFtcf. 1020 E. Vosta Way 660 W DUJorte Ret. GLENDALE OFFICE THOUSAND OAKS OFFK:E 336 N Brand Blvd 1330 Moorpark Rd. COVINA OFFICE CORONA DEL MAR OFFICE 200 N. C1trus Ave 2867 E. Coast H igt'lway CANOGA PAAK-CHATSWORTH OFFICE 8393 Topanga Canyon Blvd CAPISTRANO-SAN ClEMENTE OFFtcE 530 Cammo de Estrella MONSON & CO., INC; REALTORs• anno unce tbe ....oci&Uon of CAL MONSON u Rul Eat.te Department Manapt" 240 &.t <A1lter rro.o, U&.r.h 84801 (801) 373 . 8820 -I; ANo Ottte-. Ia Salt Lake City ~a and ~ ,.ork lllro. -(o\ocle) C-TIIO "Go-~" --tAt PlrcoD ad-tl ..,.... -..; pr • hlll'of Yaclll Cl*'o -,_ -·· boll ud a olol lfw.-. ... II 1M ,...,. o, 1-Cl* of Ya--.., c-(lfro. lAw-wa aw a.-.., •'11!1!'"" "'.!~~ 1M --of AIHriCO. r-) -oot 1M -b: Clio _., JoiiO 1.-, lr.; -,-.- 'WID llo -od Fob. 18 nl f..Ufttloo ••• lllnlot-rllnl!rommo-,. .. lo -co ,..., I:IOp,a,niiM{>w-EJU dOl'oooflllopuludiMpr-. of Ba-Y10lll Cl,.; _,, ~~~~:: Lodlt. 'ha --'WID be Wt ~~-~~~ wttll 11o1i1a ud Rlelllrd Low-Ya-'> ud a -Ia -Nl of lo-ad II}' a be-. r-II Jaek aad "YUUI Ba!Wt'l Bora-W...:_ ~ IIIIOCI ~ (ud \0 :.. 1 .... '11011111 cltbl ilr tbt )Dlll: den Terrace t~ome, 'Wtdell 11 )lit abo'fe tbt - yt ... U.IDeltdl Mnportllar-BYC. Jact wu COMIIIOitore Of tbe etab z dr!YII'I) a car ad ol Jocal ArUr1Ua A• .. bor Mo. --. B..un,toa. Beaeb years 110, 10 .,.. to bt oee ~ tbe bODOtees. mary JDembwJ Ia to tM hnrtJ sm. tar Mo. 114, Su Dteao No • ..0, we wen )lit In ume to catc:b the .,.etac-that cblpttr'a till fUMaD.,.. ··.It,... tUr.e Cbdll Vllta No. 415 IDdOeean-ular Juuet ud tbt "taF ot boata•• La tolclea toroJac bi.Cit tbl clock ••• tar mOlt ot II It ns. Mo. I'M. outllDe ••. an w tbe IOldeD anmttrsuy, wu "I wtlh I .un 1114 u.t OM tDm,r eJoeet Mrs. Vlrctt (Geotrieft) I'm aurel We all drcwe don to tbe dub, · · · ptotabb' C!Oilldll't pt tDto 1t tii!Mib'' • · · Baa.•, prllideat ot Newport btrt would yoa. beUete lt, PhylUs mJ Jact wtdle tbe JO-..r crowd oil~ IDd U--4 "• Emblem Club, wtU accoiDI*lJ seldom , .. , ~,.. rr ... ~-re •.. 1110, .,_ tbt f1oltiDC cldft!N •.. marabol -.. • · • au .., \iJOa ,.....~ etc. Mc.ty Hall, ol TV's .,l«'tiDUea41&1," a delepUoa. to Ocanstde. walk aerou u.e ''nad'' and cUmb thelr emceed t• atr&lr 1..1 bU on Clttlptflt ltJ\e EWELRY STOLEN stooe-· · · .,., ... -·1 . • •• Jue w,.... .... ,.,_., ... It-a J ' ....... A lari'J Freocb ~ower cart, ftlled wlth .. __ .... , all,.. ftJI 511 WOil tM IllY« tltai'r. od ewelry and pursea n -... wh.ite auleu aDI1 lots o1 bll red bearts 1uu ua Mutetta at $298 were discoYered mis-marked the .try to the Ioaace, after au, Bostoa ren ceaterpt.ee ••• I ttdftlt sm, by Nata.Ue Boorey, 2501 .. the heartl u.t ear e. remember... Tbere Colemu 'WCXI thl w1DI at tbelr table. AIDCiq Harbor VIew Dr., Harbor VIew was pleoty of botbl ComlnOdcx'e DI.Yid !.&DC thOse COlDI ta 'ftl'l Vltlu. Perrut. Roma BUll. oa her return bOme from and eharmtnr 1rlte Betty Jane, 1D Valenttne Gm"DIJ (ber ... la tbl ~ race drlftr. the botlpltal Jan. 28. ..a 1 Da.ll Guroey, wbo DOW bGJdl race call~ LIGAL NOnCE STATEMENT OF ABANOON- KENT OF USE OF FICTI- TIOUS BtEINESS NAldE Tbe following persoo.s r.n ab&Ddooed tbe ase or Uw: ft.c- tiUoua business name M. J. Hop.o Cabioet Co. at 1107 Baker Street. Costa Mesa. Cal- llornJa 92626. The flcUUous business oame referred to abo'le was ft.led in Orange County on January 22. 1973. 1. Tbomas O~~ellette. 2726 San Lucas Lane. Costa Mesa. CaWorllla. 2, Paul J . Xtley, 365 West Wttson. Cosb.MeJi:l, Caurornla. Thls bust.oess was conducted by a partnership. Sipd: Thomas Ouellette Publish: Feb. 14, 21. 28, Uarcb ?, 1974. tn the Newport Harbor Enslgn. F -2270'7 GEM TALK TODAY By J.C. Humphr;es J,C, Humpflr~J, whoM stor• 111 1823 N11wport 8 /tld. hll bHr> II Co1r. M•u ,jimdmiJr* for mon, t"-r> 21 yll~. IS lin oJUfi!OflfY on gems •nd i"'l'ei'Y TtiE HOPE DI.O.MOHD In 1668 a Fr ench jeweler bought a large bl ue dia mond In India, and sold it to Louis XIV, who had tt cut to a 67 cant gem ea lled " Blue Diamond ot the Crown ." Later worn by Marie An- toinette, Jt was placed h1 the n2ttona l treasury after the revolution. tt was stolen in 1792 aDd never seen apin. Ar ound 1850. a 44.50earat blue diamond was bought by Hope. Later, gem eq)erts found that the Hope had been cut trom the Blue Diamond ot the Crown. It .,.s then bougtal by Mrs. Evalyn Wals h McLean ln 1911, sold tn 1947 to a )eweler whO gave It to the Smithsonian. Although the Hope diamond has been said to be unlucky because or things that l'llp - pened to people who owned or wore It, tbe mlsfort.mes were cotncidental. There was ne•er anything unlucky about the Hope •.• or any other diamood. Servll!r 0rup c-For t2 Year• PHOHI li2-RH 324 H. Htw,.rt II••· M l .. c-. red stlk kDlt IOWD. maue tTeryooe we come n--r Ftemt••, ud Cathy Torre, pta otblra. during the "meet1DJ ud lf'eetlnc" cocktail QUUU • .... • • hour wtltcb preeeded dlnner and dlnclac. Today ts Va.leatloe daJ 1 bowers ol flower a At the proper moment Commodore Lang etc. "The day •ertd to St. Valea.dDt. ft booored all ltalf commodores and each one was 1 •ery odd DOtloo, alladed.to b7 Sbahs- present was called front alkt forward, where peue. that oa this day btrdl bqia to ~le; be was seated tn tbe cr•t bigb-backed white heoce, perblpl, arote tbe cQitom ol "'""• wtcter chair (balloons fa.tiDg O'ferbead were 08 Uds day letters eootalDilt profeuloal ot dated 1924~1974) whtle hls lady stood beside ton and alfectloa" •• Noab Wet.ter. Bat btm ••• FLASHI ••• and the emctent when 1 was a )'OQftCSter It was the WtCillty polaroid record beCame their memento. Mr. to seo11 "Old Yatd," "Blc Bully," or ••st.., Berls. as member No. Z tn seniority, was Prissy" ldnd ot measa .. s without hlrtDr to also photOJHPbed -~ aDOther pletorLal record. sip the 111me, aod 1 tmactae 1 ,at my sbare Staff commodores present from Corona ••. as well as tbe "supr 11 SW'eet" NDtl- del Mar were Ed Riesen, wtth hls wtre, ments •.• Valeatioe day does remlDd ttl or Fraoces; Bill Campbell. wbo wtth wile Ann put us ln tbe JPtrlt of npreNtDc lcwe .•• hue doa.e so mtaeb n ee committee work In ror u Ls truly a beautiful oeeeaslty ol our their years as members; But Bluroet nature to loYe .ometltS.ac. Helea Keller sa.ld, (master school deslgnerl) &Dd charming wtre •· Lon ... is Ute a beautltul nower which Edna; John Payne and Heleo, Dave SmUey 1 may not tooeb, but whOee tracruee m&kes and Jackie, Ed Steen and Ruth, a.s well as the p.rden a place ottteUCbt Jut tbe same." Jack Balllle and Pbyllls. others were Con-so may 1 wtah ALL a happy ValeaUDe day verse Wu:rdmllDD and Pearl, Balbol Island, •• , plus a HAPPY VALENTINE BIRTHDAY (Connie llas traloed more young sailors tha.D to son BtU Serial any man I koow); DCil Kemp, Whittier, who AND . . • a hearty weleome to earth, was bran eoou&b to ttetd tbe cltil two years Mtcblel Edpr Kreu, second lf•t-crucseh1td . . . It was cood to meet this gractous wUe, but FIRST cr•t-crandiOD or Dora and Ned Bonnie; Ted Johnson, Claremont; Larry (Edgar, that ta) H111. U:teha!l Edpr beat Wheeler and wUe Irma, Newport Beach, and the skylab utrtmauta 1a.Dd1DC by a few days David Younr and Mary trom Emerald Bay . . •• ali10#1/Z poUDda of hlm arrtYtd Ju. 31, Flag omcers hooortd lnch.ted Vtce-1974, juSt rOUDdtnc oat Ned's 80tb Jtlrl CommodOre Kennetb Ross and wlfe Botlbe, • • • aDd 1 hear Mite alru.cly las more Newport Beacb, and Rear Commodore Cbes-balr Ulan hls NEW S.S . OFFICE IN COSTA MESA A n!w branch oftlce for 9)- ctal security busi.Dess Is DOW open at 1895 Newport Blvd., Costa Uesa, acoordinr to Wal- lace s . Ford, soclal seeurtty UG.O.L HDTIC£ district manager of SIDla Ana. The branch mlDI.ctr LD cbl~~ ts Mrs. Christine Brcnm, will s\C)e:I'Ylse a ~ ot people. LEGAL ICDnC£ CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH." CALIF ORNIA NOTICE IIIVITIIIG BIDS SEALED Bf[l) will be received at the oft'lce ot tbe Ctty Clert. City Hall, NewpOrt Beac h, CtUfornLa, tmt1110:00 A.M. 1 Time 20 words or less ... z.oo 21 to 30 words . . . . . 3.00 31 to 40 words . . • • . 4.00 Eacb word OYer 40 • . .10 on the 28th day of February, 1974. at wblcll Ume tbeJ wtU ~<H~oi'""'' be opeDed and read, for perfor"mlng work as foUows: BEAUTY NOOK DREDGING THE GRAND CANAL -1973-74 CONTRACT NO, 1499 2732 E. Coast Hwy. Bids must be submitted oo tbe proposal form atta.ebed Corona del Mar wlth the contract documeata turola:bed by the Ptt.Uc Works Phone 644· 7336 Department. The add1Uooal copy ot the propoaal b'm Ia to ~~~~~~~~~~;~= be retalDed by tbe bidder for Ills records. Eacb bid mut be accompanied by cub. certifted ebect or Bidder's Bood, made ~}e to the City of Newport Beach, for an amomt equal to a.t 1ea.&t 10 pereeat of the affiotmt b(d, Tbe title ot the protect aM the wotdll "SEALED BID" sb.aU be clearlJ' marked on tbe outside ot the eote• coo- tatn.tnr the bid. The eootract docume nts that must be completed, esecuted. and returned in the sealed bid are: A. Proposal B. DeJlpatlon of Stbcontractors c . Bidder's Bood D. Noo~cou .. ioa Af!ldaYit E. Staremeat ot Ft:DaDc:ta.l RapooafbllJty F. Teetllllcal Ablllty I.Dd Elperleace Retereoeea These doeumeob sbl.ll be a1Dxed wtth tbe stguature aDd titles of tbe per80111 a1p.1Dc oa bebalf of tbt tidder. For corporalloos, the stptu:res t1 tbe President or Vice Pres!~ dent and Secr!tary or Asslstam Secretary are reqalted and the Corporate Seal shall be afftJ:fld to an docamelltl reqtdr- tnr sip.tures. lD the cue ot a Partneratltp, tbe sl.p.We ot at least ooe general partDer 11 required. No bids w111 be accepted from a eootnetor 1rbo bas DOt been 11ceosed ira accordance wt.th the prcrn.loas ol Cblpter 9, OIYlsioo W of the Bustoeas and Profealoas" Code. Tbe contractor sbaU state bls Uceose aumber aDd cluGlleatloc tn the proposaL One set or plans aDd coatract document., IDeludlllc I!IPKial provlstona. may be obtained at the P'*>11c Worts Deputm.U. CIIJ HaU. Newport Beach, Calllonla, al 110 eoot to Dceaoocl cotG'aetors. It ls requested tbat tbe plt.DI aDd ccatract documeoU be retuned wt.uti.n. 2 weeks after tbe bid ...,.Inc. Tbe City has adopt«! tbe standa.rd SpeelfteaUou tor PabUc Works CoostrueUoo (1973 Ed1llol1) a.s prepared by tbtSoatHnl CaWornla Chapters or the Amerlcaa PubUc WorUAuodltloll alld the Associated Geoeral Cootraeton ot Amerle&. Copies may be otlt:IJ.Md from BuUd.t.ar News, loc •• 3055 O.erlaDd A•ecn•. Loa Aoptes, CaWorDl.a 90034. (%13) 1?0#9871. Tbe CIIJ Ills a-Id studud Special l'roYiolooo ud --ud Drawt.acs. Coptes ot tbese are a't'a11able al tM Plt!Ue Worts Dtpartmeot at a co.t of $5,00 per lilt. A ata.Dttard "CerW:tcate of ID.nnDee for Cootnct Wort lor Clly" !orm las -a-Id bJ Clio Clly, Thl.t lol-m ia tbe oa.ly certtftcate or \DnriDCe ac:eeptable to tbe Ctty. The aacceuM low btdder 7111 be required to complete W. ttrl'm -award<>! lbe eoatnct. For uy reqalred bollda, the compuy IN1dJtc Bad 8oDM, Labor IDd Mat•Jal !load., Uti FaJ.tbM Perfarmue. a.:.dl m• be u I..DaraDett coq~UJ or _.., compuJ ~~ bJ lbe Slaia of Cl111onla. Tllo .._moo m..t aloo .. ., a S .. LES !o SERVICE 420 E. 17TH IT. 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HERE AT THE HARDWARE STORE WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO HARDWARE, ELECTRICAL EQtnPMENT, HOIBEWARES, TOYS SHARE WITH YOU THE EFFORTS JIEDIG EXERTED TO Ill-OR BEACH NECESSI'tiES, YOU WILL Film YOllt IIOMENTS PIIOVE THII AREA WIIJCH YOU RAVE CJtaiEN FOR YOUR HERE A PLEASAHT MEMORY. A YRIEICDLY SIIILI: AKD GOOD HoME. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU AICD HOPE WHEN SERYJCE AWAIT YOU EVERY TillE YOU VL'liT Ill, AXD IF WE YOU Cf.Ll., WHETHER FOR PAINT, PLAS'tER, PLUIIBIICG, DON'T HAVE THE ITEM YOU WAIIT WE'LL ORDER IT FOR YOU. THE SOUTHLAND'S fiNEST o HARDWARE • COLONY PAINTS o SMALL APPLIANCES • PLUMBING SUPPLIES 2~01 W. IALIOA ILVD., NIWPOIT &EACH PHONE 01 J.2SIO . '"""-Ne'*'-'ly AdltertiMd ~ranch of M~handiM at Folr Prices "1 .. . OPEI7:31 U. ... P.M. SOli • • lace of Israel WW11Vl&- .. i Ill SOU -.f'MII lltUIIIMY, I'U. 14, •• CDIIIM -!MI. OM.. S•'-" 4M••• TKO CK~OOTOAH OOACOH, Prophecy • n II e•er til< wocld ohould be -rlnl til< So:riptum-it i.s today. Headline& of every DeWJ.o paper in the ooutury are refer. tina fO l'Ultions, aulf~t citiea aDd peopkt found In the Bib'e. Ittar::l. E&Ypf. Syria. Jcruu- leru are all Scriptural refer. eDCC: points. Student$ of the Scripture are haviaa a heyday placin1 and piecina toaecher lhe Scrip.. ture references which deal with the nation of Israel and the end time. I& this the time of Jacob's trouble:? Is this the beaioniog of Daniel's seventi- eth week? Is this the time of Israel's great tribulation as referred to in Matthew. chap- ter 24? b Russia the areal nation from the no rth mentiond in Ezekiel, chapter 397 Is tilt- world situation ripe for the ful - fillment of th t: Book of Reve- lation7 These are questi ons thousands of concerned Mu- dcnt~ of the Word are askint.!. T he<;l." ar(! questiun~ 'olo'C ha;.;: a~kcd nL:n•.·lvl"~. J u\t htlw close ;H I' WI.' t•l the ~·m.l"? Gud'.; Y..u rd Cl'rl<tinly t<ill.:s llbtlUI till.' cnJ lt Hh!' and si nce nturh t•f thl.' Bi bh.· • has bt-- comc h ist.~ry . such. a~ tho: pre- dtction~ cnnccrnin11: <tncient T yre. Sidon. Egyf;t. Moab. Arnmlln. Ednm. Babylon, Greece. Rome and tho: com- ing of the Mes)iiah at H is first Ad\lent. common senSe= o nly dictates that we likewise !"'n- der wha t God has said con- cerning still-to-be-fulfilled C\le nts. The prophetic outli ne o( Is- rael's place in God's program is found in Jeremiah 30:1-3. The prophet ~ys, ''The wo rd that came to Jeremiah from the Lord. saying, Thus speak- eth the Lord God o( Israel. saying. Write thee aU the wo rds that I ha\le spoken un- ., thee U. a boot. Foe lo, d!e .,.,.. -aaldl ""' Lood. tl>at 1 .no br!na apln ""' capti¥ity ol "'Y peooie INOd aod Judah, 11ith the . Lord: and I wiU <:lute lhcm to re- tum to tbe land that t pve to their f•thcra. and they JhaU poueu it. .. Now . there are at least two interpretatioN here. Either the return of Israel to the land of Palestine in 1948 is in (ulfillment or Jeremiah's prophecy or in son1e future day God HimS<:If is going to make the way clear and put the people of lsr:.d there Him- self. For our purpose let's adm.i t that this 1948 ~pi!ttld~ was this fulfillment! Jeruialem . in the millennium. is going to be the capital of the world. and Christ, David's Son, is going to ~ign o n that throne for a thousand }'ears. according: to oqr understanding or the ScriP- tures. "These are the words thai God spake concerning Judah and Israel. .. Fo r thus saith the Lord, We have heard a \IOice of trembling. of fear, and not or peace." (Jer. 30:5) We ha\le the words t~ar, tr~mbling and not u/ p~ou. Tbis is ultimately how Jere- miah is goi ng to ~ fulfilled. rr it is not to be in the near future, sti ll someday we be- lieve it is going to be accord- ing to these words. What we find here is exactly What we find in the Book of Reve\atton and in Daniel_. chapter nine. To begin with, when hrael receives the land. it is not going to be a land of tranquil- lity or of peace. Rather. it is going to be a land of tr~m bling, fear, and not of pt>Qc~. Ba-;ically that is true right now! ··Ask you now and ~e w heth- et a man doth travail with The Slain Lamb • Mn. R.E. Neipbour la.nctor • Billie, ~ OuUii.ul C:..O.Se aww1. er...-. w..ldY' &hold the I...m6 of Cod, Thf! lamb wu jl&in , tht 111hich taJr:elh a~o~~~~y rl'le 1i11 of lite blood walhed, but that was not world. (Jolla I :Z'J all Wt rY;ad '1'hf!y shan Lake of tM blood ." In thil meauge, we want ta center our thol~Jhll on tM Lamb of God alan (or ua.. ln memory let UB go b.ck to thf! paaover. At that time God pve His aervanl! Moees and-AMon IIOntf! Vf!ry definite instructionA co n cerning the puaover. Rem~mbu , that all which typi6ea Christ mu1t bf! accOfding to the pattern, There(ore, Wf! read : "In the tf!nth day or this month they shall take to them every man a lamb." (E1.. 12:3) A Spotl .. L.amb It must bf! a lamb for it wa1 thf! type of Jet~Ufl the Lamb of God. There must bf! a lamb (or a hou~e_. for the judpnent th.t wu about to fall , wu to affect ncry hou1f!ho ld. ThereCore, f!.Ch ho~~~e had to be concerned with making provi1ion, and the proviiAon must be the lamb. Not only muet there bf! a lamb , but it mutt be a spolia. lamb. Then could be no apot or blemilh upon it, no matter how small it mipt be. Even one little 1p01 wu sufficient to diaqiMIIify it for the ucrifice. Thil il not difficuh. for 1.11 to undentand whf!n we realize that the Lamb wa1 a IYJK-of Chriat. He did no An. He knew DO &n. In Him theft waa no tin. He waa the linJua, IJIOlle-t.mb of God. "Ek:ho1d fhf! Lamb o f God, which takdh away the lin of thf! world ." Pononal Appliution Hue Wf! l et" 1 petk!nal 1pplication. Tht-blood ldt ill the ..,. would not havt aaved them from the death angtl. TM lamb llain ~&nl kft in front of the house wouW not have &&\led them. Certainly tht livin«; lamb tied up by lhe door would not Mn ~ned them. Thf! lamb mulll be Main , and the blood mu&t b.- apptied. Wt hear much about the wondertul tiff! of )tMU, but we are not r.avtd throup;h Hi& lif~t but throUJh Hill pving His lift- for ua on the croM. Howner, we mlllt not only belien that He died and lhed Hil blood, but we mu 1 t havf! 1 p f!reo nll relationahip \0 tlle blood . The Command Notice the command. "They ah.U ltrike it on thf! two flide ~·" Apin we emphuUe that it ;. not alone the death of O.rilt that AlVei ua, but it i& the blood of Chrillt applied to out heart8 by faith. If we refuae the blopd, we an abeolutely without hope. Not o nly were they COIDIIIIJ\ded to llrikf! thf! Wood on the two lide polb, but alto on the upper door poll. They m\Ut earry out the command of the Lord e:u ctJy M it wu p.en, ' '7M HAOD&H IT,. COLLIHOIWOOD, "M.J, The Vh8iu Birth Predletei c:hiJd? wbord'ote do I .oe t!tlery IIWI witll bit haadl oe hla k»lns, 11 a woawa ln travail, alld all faca ate turned into pa.lenesa? A.Jul for that day is great. so that none is like it: it iJ even the time of Jacqb's trouble, but he shall be saved out or it." (Jer. 30:6 .7 ) This says the same thinJ as Dan~l 9:27t (The time when God is going to judJC the nation of Israel for acvcn years!) In other words, that 7G-wcek period in Daniel wu primar- ily upon the nation or Israel and upon the holy city of Jerusalem. Sixty-aine w~ka have already bcea fulfilled, and it is divided up iato sev- ea. weeks, 62 wceb aad one week ia the boot or Daniel. lr ALPIID' W.. 8'PAIII, D.O. •' 1h11 Ptsfld 1 ...... 1'4 ,...,., .... 1: .. 'I I .,., ........ '"llllllolllllllllolllollo.t.· .... Tile Prorlro af ~ ,.. ,..,.. lo to 1aiah 9 : 1·.5 we read : "Never-the._ til< dl.,... lblll not be such •• -~-b<t'iUlltiGot;'·-· ... ..,. be llPtiY 'llllic:ted the land of ZcbuluD lad the taad of NapbtaU, aad afterward did more crievoully afttict ber by til< way ol the ,.., beyood Jordaa. in Galilee of the. nations. The people that walked in darkneu have aeeu a arcat: Iicht: they that dwdl in the land of the shadow of death, upon them hath tbe light shined. Thou hast multiplied the nation, and not in- creued the joy: lhey joy before thee accordinc: to the joy in harvest, and u men rejoice when they divide the spoil. For t.hou hut broken tbe yoke of hill burdm, and the staff of his shoulder, the rod of his oppre.or, as io the day of Midian. For "ery bat- tle or the warrior is with contu.ed uoiac, and garnmus roUed in blood; but this shall be with buminc and fuel of firt." Up until tbe 69th wcet, we have Christ comiJla iato the city of Jerusalem and pro- ceeding to the <:ross. But that 70th week:, with the sacrirecc <:casing and the Aatichriat voe- al, has not yet been fulfilled. If it had been fulfilled. the millennium would already have been over, because iaJ- mediately (ollowing the tribu- lation we have the day or the Lord and the coming of Christ to earth. That would have been over 900 years aso if the 70th week. of Daniel had been fulfilled in the fint cen- tury. (Cootlnued next week) The venes 1·5 of Isaiah 9 5tt forth the promise or light to the people in darlmess. "In the midst of judgment, as Isaiah is ever remindinc his hear-. en, there is the promise and the cer- tainty of the deliverance of the Lord God Hi~f. So much so that even thole parts that have suffered the most arc those that will rejoice the most in the salvation of the Lord ( J, 2). TlUs is one of the most moving pauagn crl Scripture;. Beginning with a can to the people to rejoice in that · a new day it dawniar for the op- prnted natioou lad _... of the eorth (3, 4), the prophet proaeda to •how how this iJ to be. [See -6, 7.) . . • Zlki• aad • . . No;/Wii ( I ) . Diltricts of nortlwrn lorld which were r•¥01«1 by Tipth-pile..< in 734 B.C. It i• qpon tiU. darlu>ao of ovenhrow and calamity that the liaht of the ..m.tion of the Moat Hiab is to arile. Tranalate: .'In the former tilt'JC He broucflt into cootanpt tht land of ZtbuJun and Naphtali, but iu the latter dlys hath He covered with clory the land held by the ... tiOOI beyond the Jordan on the way tp the .sea.' The perfect teweJ here are prophetic, I.e. future id anse. · Tlwu Juut· ... .Jutfi#d ... """""' ... (3). Obviously not a correct development of the sense. It should read 'Thou hut multiplied . . , and halt increuecl its joy.' The words for 'its' and 'not' in the original are identical in aound thouah different in form. Th• day oj M;.J;.,, (4). Cl. Judcca t).....jj, On rhal occasion, the MidianiteJ were overcome by the migbty poWers of the children of Israel under the lead- ership of Gideon, powers which were the very manifestation of the Lord God Him.sc1f. The sudden destruc- tion then meted out to the memies of the Lord is to be typical of the de-- ~truction ol those who oppose: the coming of the Prince of Peace. For rvt.•ry boftlt of the ruarrior ... (5). !<.ather, as RV, 'F or all the armour SECOND COMING AND REVIVAL JI!WISH HO,.E, IIOX 707, LOS .uuaLIS When He appt>ars our one fC8~t will be that Wf' w~re not more in earnest_. more eager, more Pf!nialent: Then ind~d the meet aban- doned of us will r~pent of hiA luk,w.nnneu. and lf'thargy. I am profoundly COn\lincf!d that if all prof~ing Christians were io foruh ,.very othf!r form of activity uve definite pn· !Ona\ eva n~~li!m and the tub related to it, there wou)d be a mar\lelo~ monment of (!;race throughout the widf! world. It would Jnelln re- vival within a very ahort time. I "Yiaualiu-min- ist~n awakening their peoplt-to the truth of the Lord'A coming. and ur(!;ing th~m to holi . neM and soul winning. l aee th -ae people going out to touch tht-ir thou~~ands in ollictt and homes, I see their urjf!ncy aa they preM the truth on the unsaved. sec thf! effect on back- ~lider~. who would he rec1 aimed and would come hack to our chapels and rhurehes. I un se" f!mpty pew~ being fii!M. saddened minil- ter& fJUickt-ned and enoouragt-d, 10uls crying out to God for mf!rcy at the end of the !ll':r· mnn, deacons and others kneelin(!; in prayer .,..;th anxious !lOuis. and a new Aood of !iff! couning throup:h the hurt!li of men and women in thr po~·er of God'!! salvation. I can !lee the hapti:o.try openrd in tht churches week by week, .,..hrn wr-shall no longt-r be eontent to hav~ a bapti:o.mal .""-'!r\li<'e once a month but Wf! ~hall havr-thr-m Wl"f!k hy wet-k at' 80Ula llf"f! being ~a ... r.-t and dr-:o.i rr to conff!s• thei r Lord. All th is I flntl a11 a !prinp: of inspiration from one' a COR· \licti on concrrning the comin~ of the Lord. All thi11 I di~vf'r il'i enrif"f!l y consistent with apoe- tolir llctivity. and ~t I am told Sf!oond Ad,-ent- i~t iil an idr-ali11t and is not practical. But if the.e ""' th" work11 of such a faith. anti they are. may we not \/tory ,-raciou!oly ask t~ who dilf~l" from U!! to ahow us tfw: workJJ of their faith? THE JEWS AND THE NEW TESTAMENT (Sc:oH Minion Review) The Bible Answers b)' Rtv. hrt Atchison From "THE EVANGEL," Box 25, Largo, f l.a. QUESTION-Min speaking about the Savior today, is It right a':ld Scriptural to call Him by His earthly name "JESUS," or woold rs be rnore Scrtptural to re- fer to Him as "The lord Jesus?" ANSWER-"If we are to be gove rned by the New Testament in respect to this question and its answe r; you will find that the name "JESUS" is almost entirely limited to His eanhly lire and is ... ery sel?om us~ in .the Acts, or the Epistles. The name "Jesus" was aene111lly assoc1ated w1th Hts suffertng and shame here upon earth, but Peter .said upon the Day of Pentecost-"God hath made this same JESUS, whom ye have crucified both LORD and CHRIST." This was His Oi\line title from the Old Testament point of view as the MESSIAH, (The AntlOinted One) or the Christ. In 1 Cor. 12:3 we read-"No man can call JESUS LORD but by the Holy Ghost" The demOns knew Him by His earthly name "Jesus" .(JESUS I know they said) but they were cast out in the name of ''The LORD JESVS,." ltlfl ti~T~J~~· comina when-"At the name of JESUS, ~ llnee will bow, lrid 'evrlrY ton confess that Jesus Christ is LORD, to the glory of God the Father. (Phil. 2: 0). Ther!:fore it would seem the proper thi n$> and the more Scriptural, for all Christians in addressing the Savior to call Hrm by His Oi\line Title as most always us.ed after the Resurrection, that is-"The LORD JESUS," Of "Thfl LORD JESUS CHRIST." QUESTION -.. Is Russia referred to in the Scriptures. as playing any Impor- tant part in the End-time, and especially the Battle of Armaieddon!" ANSWER-Yes, Russia is very clearly referred to as takini 8 \lery Important pert in the confl ict at the ''End ot the Age." You will find a \lery clear picture of Russia described in the 38th and 39th Chapters ol Ezekiel where Russia, Ger· many, and perhaps Turkey are lined up together for the final battle of Armageddon. Russia and her allies will come down against Jerusalem and attempt to possess the land and take a spoi l. The name of Russia is practical ly gi\len in the R~ -wised '<~ers.ion where it reads -''The Prince of Rosh ," some of the main cities are also referred to. Germany is. referred to under the name of "Gomer." Russia is also referred to in Dan iel together with her Allies under the titi~"The Kina of the North." Under the present leadership, Russia has taken an open stand of Blasphemy and defiance a11a inst God and Hts Word and everything else that is reliatous. She is therefore being prepared by Satan, (the god of this world) for the final. confl ic;t_. t~e Bailie ol Ar~ageddon. According to the Scriptures-Only a fool wtll say '" hts heart, there IS no God, and the utter folly of the attitude tttat Russia is now taking toward God and His people will be made manifest when this prophecy as recorded in Ezek iel 38 and 39 is fulfilled. I..WO 7:10.16; 9:1-7 of the armN man in the uunult. ud the prinents rollod In blood, 11>111 even. be for bumiq. for fuel of Art. • '' (cf. W. Fltcll, "laaloh" in Tit# N.., Blblt Co-hiiM1, ht ed., 1953. P· f.71 .) A.l10 it is appropriate to COin· pere" vcr~e~ J and 2 of our tfttt;pter with Matthew 4 :12·16, a puaact which marks the btfinnina or our Lord'a Galilean ntinistry as Weaianic. -----,_,....,-.,..,......---~---~--------------------~-··---------. ~---. LIONEIIES TO SEE FASHIONS Tbe Co.tt Ilea -NtwPCrt Harbor LJODittea Feb,ll meet- IDf will looi~Wo a -ol "b.lhlOil wap" ekltlUc pre- -I>J llu. Bot1J1 DorooU. The butMII mMt1Jir WID '01 bekt at 7:15 p.m. at the Upper Bay Aoys Cltt>, 21St T1lltl.a, Colla .._, 6>11owod 1>J tho ~~--attp.m. Tbt W'l,.. ot aU mtmbtrt ot 1110 Colla M-.11- J:Iubor l.Jou Cltb Ul....,.... to att.d ttU m..U.C ud "' llu'l mort aboal: tbl aettYltlu o11110 1 J-oo rr...,. Highway House of Prayer Ull I. COAST HWY., COROllA DIL loiAR LOWIII LIVIL -IIIAII IHTBR.DBHOMIHATIONAL, FULL GOSPBL IUMDAY SCHOOL• 9•41 WOIIIM., IIIIV1CI1 I bOO IVAMGILIInC SlllvtCI• &.to 1' ••• SUNDAY PIIAY.III .t.MO IIlLI STUDY• 7•• P.M. WIDMIIDAY WILLIAM T. CROAH, PASTOR PHOIIIo UM76Z Jlumout~ Clliuigrrgatioual Qlf!urr~ A Pr•c •J IMJcpatlnt C:.O.t;rct•do••l C~sllM Clttlrd "!liE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL. Minister Slllldty Serriee : 10:00 a..m. Bible Study: 9:00 a,m; ae~:f'J:OO P~ID. ·et.areti'Setl:lll:ftf'tO:ota.•. '2U'8R0AD STRI!IT, .MEWPO'"•JtiiGH.H Hwr .. rv c•,• pr:o..,l4•4 '""•: 642-2UO FORD FUND GIFT: Erwin deMocskooyt, left, prestdeDt ot the Boys Club ot the Harbor Area, and Theodore Robtns Sr., center, campaign chairman or the Boys Club bulldtng fund campa.lgn, receive a $5,000 Ford Motor Company THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fuod check from Delberl W. Parsons, lmmedlale pas! THI CIMTIR POl IIILICA.L STUDIIS chairman of Ford Motor Company's Orange County com- muntty relations committee, and director or product as- Jtl MAGNOLIA IT. AT "'-A.M. •laLI CLAIIII surance at Phlico-Ford CorporaUon's Aeronutronfc Di -lAMTA ANA A VI. 11•H A.M. WOa&MI" MOUI COSTA MilA 7•11 P.M. IVAG.LIITIC MOU• VIsion. Phllco-Ford Is a subsidiary ofFordMotorCompany. DR. JllltlltY COM.IS, PA.STOR The check was presented on behalf of the board of trustees ' of the Ford Motor Company Fund. The money will go COSTA MESA COUNBELINO CENTER toward the Boys Club building !Wld drive to provide a TO IMHAMCI DYNAMIC LIV.IHG new faclllty In Eastblutf Park. APIOTBEit MINtSTitY OF TB£ nRST BAP11ST CHURCH d FAMILY ~~ISHIIIRY,DIRI!~~~541~J'IU Young violin pro igy MARITAL COIRBLIIIG Cit 541-1111 I L._.!::L!!!!A~IIII~· .!.!:TO~L:.!.,!IV~I_".!!TH~I:::D=YM=Aioi=I=C=LI=I'I="=~ to p a y 0 c c COnCert WelDTtte JOQ lo worltdp Fourteen. year -old violin Brooks Smith, who alsoaccom- FIRST CHURCH OF LUTHERAN CHURCH Ylrtuoso, LIU t Gampel, wlllap-panies Jascha Heifetz. CHRIST. SCIENTIST OF THE MASTER pear at 8:15p.m. Friday, Feb. The program will includ e 3303 Vi~ Lido 22, in a scholarship lund-works by Beethoven, Bach, Newport lkach 2900 P.dfic View Or. raising concert 1n the Dran~~:e Schumann, Piston and Pablo SUNOA y SCHOOL CoroN dll MJr, CAlif. Coast College ai.Jdltorium. The de Sara sate. 9 & 10:30 •· m. LAWRENCE D. FRUHUNG admission price Is $4. SUNDAY SERVICES Putor -Pbooe 644-U&t Lilli, a Los Angeles native, CLIFFORD HERESON 9 & I0:-'0 ._ m. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES began playing thP violin at the OF CM DIES AT 55 WEDNESDAY EVENING All Apl: 9:15 to 10:15 a.m. age 0: ~~ ~::: becamei at the Clifford Howard Nereson,55, MEETING 8 p.m. Worship Hour -10:SO a.m. age 0 • youngeh s peyrson died Feb. I at his home, 256 READING ROOM Nursery uKI Coffee Roar to ever wtn t e oung Cecil Place, Costa Mesa. Week days: 9~.m.-S p.m. PromJed Musician's foundation award He was born July 13, 1918, Wcdne!Kiay : 9 a.m.· 'k45 p.m. L--...;:.:.;;;;;;;;;. ___ ~ In Los Angeles. As a rule, In Montana, came to Caltrornt.a Tuesday and Friday: contestants must be at least and Orange County 22 years 9 a.m .. S p.m.; 1·9 p.m. ATTf:HD 18 years old lo enter lhp com-ago. He was trave!Ung auditor SECOND CHURCH OF OiRI ST, SCIENTIST Newport Beach at Corona dtl Mar 3100 Pa cific View Dr. SU"!9~.1QlOOL lOa .... SUNOA S,'ERVICE LOa.m. 'WllO m._y EVENING Rudina Room: 8 p.111. ~0 E. Co .. tRwy. Eatraace oa Narda•o• Mon .-Fri.: 10 a.m. ro 5 p.m. Thurulay evenings: 7 10 9 Sar.: 10 ;~.m. co 4 p.m. You arc cordially invited to altcnd Church Services and ro usc rhe Readinc Room. petition. lor Karl's Shoes. THE CHURCH She has played with sever~~:! Sur vivors include hts wlfe, great symphony orchestras, in-Verone; 2 da ughters , "Mutne" OF YOUR CHOICE eluding the New York Phllhar-Prouse of Washington wd Ma- monlc, and has aweared with xtne McGavaru of Costa Mesa; REGULARLY renowned celllst Pierre Foun-3 sisters, Mrs . Verna Sullivan ier. Conductor Zubln Mehtare-of Costa Mesa Mrs Nellle ters to her as "my prodigy," Harbau~ of ~ M~sa and GR~E BIBL!. OILIROt Amortcu ~BaD 5&5 W.lltlt, Coltlll .. REV. TOM TYR!E, Pot,., SUIIDAY SERVICES, IMO A.M. 6 7,00 P.M. S1mday acbool, an ..... i :SO HOME BIBLE CLASSES, CaD 512-0011 '• Tt&C BlbltlloctrtDI. I She will be aceornpa.nled til Mrs. Myrtle Qua men or Rfver. her OCC appearnace by painist side; and 2 grandchlldren,Ciff. L • d f fie aoo Maxloe. e Ins 0 r Smices were he ld Feb. 2 at Bell Broadway Mortuary, t d t with Rev , Roger Berg of the 0 con UC Newporl Harb<" Luthero Church as officiant. Interment F b 23 d was at Harbor Rest Cemetery. e • r VEDA BOWMAN, 77, OF Erich LeiDS<Iorr will appear CENTRAL NPT Dl ES Central Bible Cbu.rdi as guesl cooduclor wllh !he · ROB£RT M. BI!:MCSTON _PASTOR Los Angeles Philharmonic Or ~ Veda M. Bowman, 77, of 22 12 chestra at 8:30 Saturday, Feb. W. Ocean Front, Central New. 23RD ST. at ORANGE, COSTA MESA-6<&5--5050 23, in theOrange CountyPhll-port, died Feb. Z,atPort Me- Sunday morning worship-10:30 a.m. Sunday School harmonic Society's subscrtp. sa Convalescent HospitaL Sunday evening worship -6:30p.m. 9:00a.m. tlon series. She was born Oct. 15, 1896, Wednesday Bible study and prayer •.•••• 7:00p.m. Mr , Lelnsdorf has chosen in Mi chigan, came to CaUfornta '-===A="=':::"":::'=pe=od=e="='=c=hur=c=h=w=t=th=B=I=b=le=l=ea=c=h=lo=g=m=lnt=sl=r=y===; th e toUowtng program for the in 191 0, and had lived In Or. ~ concert, to be played In Orange ange Cmmty for lust 2 wee!Ls. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Coos! College audllorlum' Survlvo" ioc hxle her hus- lSOl CLIFF DR., NEWPORT BEACH_ 642·74-43 "SutteNo.4,"0rchestr a,Bach; band, Virgi l; 2 sons, Murny "Seven studies on themes of of La Habra and Ri chard of OR. F . KEHTOH BESHORE Paul K!ee," Gunther Schuller, Newport Beach: a daughter, E- p ASTOR with Suzanne Shaplro as harp. llubeth Harrer of Newport SU NDAY SCHOOL ••••• 9ol0 A..M. 8181..1!: STUDY dl I ~ S hon N 3 8 h 2 b 01"~ Rl "·rd slchor s ; a..... ymp y o. , eac ; r ,..,.rs, c ... f~~·o~RiSH~·~·~·~·~·~-~~~~"~"-~·~·~·~·~·~·~·~· ii:~,·~·~·~·~·~·~· ~·i•~·~· ~l the Erotca, Beethoven. Brown and Selwyn Brown: and The Philharmonic Juniors 2 grandchtldren, HARBOR CHURCH SCIENCE will have refreshments avail-Services were held Feb. 5 ''SCI ENCE 0 F MIND'' able during lntermlsslon, tn at St. Ja.mes Episcopal Church, I!Li!:ANOR C. JACKSON, MINISTER s~rt of the Society, For with the Rev. John Ashey of- Sunday Service ....•• -. 11:00 a.m. Ucket Information contact the tlctating. Interment was at Sunda,y School •....... 11:00 a.m. Philharmonic otflce, 201 W, Fairhaven Memorla!Park,Silti- CENH:R ST., COSTA MUA Coast Hlgtrway, Newport Beach, ta Ana, wtth Bell Broadway 1iiii~~~~~================ Mortuary direc ting. I AIMS TO BE AVIATOR Frames KRAMER AUTOGRAPH ...... 17.95 STAN SM1Tli AUTOGRAPH .. 17 .95 DUNLOP FORT .............. 20.9 .f.OWOJOL Rog. 1.50 9St liiLSOM & PENN p Do -=-J .=...:.::.-=SAL:.=..;E P~RIC.:,=.,E ~-,Tennis Balls ·8·· n L TOURtiAliENT BASKETBALL ~.:tEI~~SCE 1295 ALL STAR l HsuLATeo Basketball 9 95 Jackets::te'::.~e 9'5 Shoes Hlp or Lew • • Marine U . Roy H. Palmer Jr .• whose wife Shelley Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . V. Jackson ol 15th St., New. port Beach, h.as completed en- Ylronment:al indoctrination school at Pensacola, Fla. His training Is part or a Iota! of 18 months training leading to hls designation as a Naval utator. PAINTING STOLEN An ott painting with a shep. herd and sheep, Ya lued at $1,250, was stolen Jan. 23trom the residence or Henry Vor- gaoc. 503 E. Ocean Froot, Bat- 1>01. • 177t IIIWPOiT COITAIIIU ...... NEWPORT HARBOR EIISI~ PUBUSHEO IWLY -PAGE 7 lliURSOAY, FEB. 1~ 1914 CORbNA DEL MAll, CAL Gift provides hospital lifesaving equipment Smaller thtnababy'sdlaper, mlllllty senlce contrlbutlons, natly mtstaltea tor a mlll1ature wu antded a 11ant to assist beattAC pad, an tl11rnpos1Dc the pro)tet of their choice. pJeee ofeqtllpmeotjtlstaequlred Mrs. Pyle's p'lnt ns de· 1D Ute matel'll1ty department slpated tor a apeelal obatet- of Holle Hospital oenrtbeless rleal eqWprnnt f\md for the can mean the difference be-ho~Pitat'a family centered ma- tweeo llte and death, partie-terntty care program. ulu1y for a premature lntlot. Speubeaded by Mrs. Pyle's The Hoy pad, tucked IInder efforts lD 1971, the program the smaU occ~t or an tso-cot tmder way wbea Hoag nrst 1ette mooltors the baby's brea-allowed fathers 1n the deUv . thing and alerts attendtng: per-ery room. Community -wide sonnet to any aboormaUty with classes ID chUdblrth education a flashing red Ught on a mont-were added. and duriD.g Ute tor panel aboUt tbe....._slze or past year a oew roomlog-ln a eloell: radio, ""'\. policy eaablinc mothers atld The moottor is one ot se't'-new-born ba.btes to stay to- eral Items prortded tor by a cether in the mother's $1 ,000 grant given toHoagHos-room ns esta.blJshed to give pltal by the Ford Motor Com-added dlmensloo to the pro- pany Fund. Mrs. Marjorie Pyle, gram. the hOspital's maternity depart- ment SI.W)ervtsor, was one of 12 na Ilona 1 winners honored ea.rlJer this year Ln the annual Ford Motor Company "citlzeo of the year" community ser- vtce awards program. Each ot the national winners, recog- nized for thetr outstanding com- Roag's maternity depart- ment reaches some 85 to 90 per cent of lts patients through either the chtldblrth education classes or a special maternity tea held monthly at the has- pita 1. Eye cataracts cause about ooe ot .,....,. tiYf cases or bUndness. The mai.D symptom la a progressive loss of vi sion, so pa.Jnleu ud 10 grads! that it may ro tmDOttced. After de- tection, cataracts en be remoYed by nrpry that is successtul In 95 per cent of aU caMs. The operation Is costly, time coosumtac &Dd un<;omfortable. Now, a oew technlq~~e tor re- moving cataracts has evolved trom wort dooe by the National Aeronautics and Space Opera- tion. Faster healing results ttom a smaller Incision and the operation can be done as quietly as a tonsellectomy, It 's easy to see why our prescription serrice is preferred by discerning Pf!OI)Ie •.. our service is prompt and precise lod eYeryooe Is friend ly. We carry a big selectlon of enry- thln(ll: your baby could possibly need ln our Baby Goods Section, including toys atld glfts. • • • HAN DY HI NT · Throw a UHie salt on burntnc firepla ce logs occasionally. This ketops the Ore- pla ce cleaner by reducing soot. B1J'SlDE~ PHARMA~ WITH .CARD 'H PARTY 1016 bayside dr.-newport beach -callfornla, 92662 PHONE 675-3040 WHAT·s MARINE PVT. Tollle J. Van Glnkel, foster son of Mr. aOO Mrs. Walter Kinzer of 2018 Anaheim Ave., Costa Mesa, has graduated trom basic training at the Marine Corps Reeruit Depot In San Diego. He Is a 1973 IP'a.t:ste of Saddleback high sc:bool, Saota Ana. TAPE DECK STOLEN A four.channel tape deck., worth $500, was stolen Feb. l ttom the residence of Deao Llliton, 6502 Ocean Front, West Newport. EW? COUPON SPECIALS .'<fi/.LF.R'"i Pl' R F. N 4o fL' R ·tf (I fl\ F 1< HONEY 5Lbs ......... S3.95 ROY:tl. I~X 'I'R I RI CH POTATO PEARLS 3 Lbs. 8 ••· ...... S 1.85 -., .. -~. --... WE CARE! YOU'Ll FINO YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR OOLLAR AT ... PERMA-SfOR FOODS 2960 Hlfbof loufenrd Cosu Mesa Plo' 1714) S56-721G -SPECIALIZING IN - low Moisture FH• fDJ : • HolM • Campi,. • Bolrint • Sto- Sure ... We. love airplanes and we take pride in our ability to fly. them eff1c1ently and on time. But what makes it all worthwhile IS bemg of serv1 ce lo the people of Orange County ... businessmen, busmesswome_n, famoly fly~rs, kidS, ~tudents, servicemen ... every -• Flymg planes os fun. Flymg people is rewarding. • I ·--t LIIM:IIOnca a..Gt.L NOTICI LIGALIIOTICI WtwOIITHARIIOUUIOII 1'118UIIIEO IE!I(LY -PAGE_I P rno,!;'4~w:'::S NAME HOTICI OF DISSOLUTION I«>TTCE TO CR.i:Dri'ORS "!liURSDAY, FEB. 14, 1974 Tbo fottowtorpor-lsdoiJic OF PAIITM&RSIIIP AHD SUPE RIOR COURT OF TH£ • 8tii<DAY, 1~.17 lbo tboft ot t $15 ,...., -..._ _.,n coat tad iiiiiii;Co;OIIt:OII;:A.::O~EL~IIA~It,~C~AI..~ -.. .. u,TboTroodllr ,IIOO COifTtiiUAHCI OF om. STAT£ OF CALIFORNIA AD ar...,.oot -porkod bor. pllf4 paola 1UoD from &I'M Sootll C-H!pwor, ~ lliEBS FOil THE CUI IDdod with 1M lrTiot ot • TUllo An., Newport llet(lllo Beaeb ftl5h Ka.tbryn .. ., Mot1ct t• PTft par nut to COUNTY OF ORANGE Stepbea JIJl!H1rald, U, ot 201 THURSD AY, JAJf. Sl •.• Jeu Grttu, lUI Orup Part. 1:110 Cruet AJt Costa Sectloa lsot'S .S or tbeCorpora-.No. A. 7874? Lupta St., Newport Shores, Pollet WtDt to !UN. Newport An., coa Mea, went JIIOp. MIA CaW 9:2U7 '' ttou Code that the P&ttDtr•Mp Estate ot FR£0 J. HOW. oo IM chafe-of lalonetttd BITd., Newport Helpta, to plDf 1ll lht Lido Sbops and Thia baeinea.s ls CODduettd compo.Nd o1 Pul J , Kiley aDd ARTH, deceased. ID publlc; a.Dd wha;l Sptnetr HUt a ft!T'Ut; UM!t)' COUldn't Wbtb abe left hu pur.f jult by an IDdJ'Ildual. Thomas Out!Uttte, blttlotore NOTICE L'S HEREPV CIVEN Rlcbar d1011, 29, o4 209 W&lnut ftnd tbt llrtt au.pecC, but thl7 for a. min• tn a abopplDCeart. Stcnecl: Kathryn Mary Part. doJn.r butoeo ~ the fltm to the crtdlton of the aboYe St., Newport Sbores, came \II toUDd h.ta roommate, Warl"ttl that's the tut 8bt aw of u Tblalb.tement •u nledwtth name ot Y, J. Hopo Cabl.DeC named decedent thai all per. to poUu and derrw:wled to knoW' Hatntld, 21, ~u • nrrut • , , Moderate da~p waadooe the County Cieri of Orange Co., at 110? Bl.ttrstreet, Costa sons harinc c bl.lms ap.Jnst the what was roiDC on, the charre cheell 00 hlrn ~ and took hlm to hit Uncoln u ChlrUe Lunc, County CXI Jao. !&, 1974, Wtl-Mesa, Catuora.J.a, La cll.aeo1Yed slid decedent are required to ot 1ntol1eated In public was oft to )til • • • JoMPh Bllbas, 608 Beron!• corooa del Mar llam E. St John, county clerk, as of Oectmbtr Sl, 1973, by file them, with the nec .. sary made aplnst rum , too ••• 22, of 2912 W. Coaat HWJ.IB, drove 00 c Oast H'lf)'., west of by Theresa M Wtrd deputy mutual consent. youcben;:, ID the office of tht Eileen Crowder , Sl2Edgewat.u Wartntra Mllt, ns picked tel DabU2 An., where Frederick Publlsh· Ju · 31 Fd, 7 1f Paul J. Kiley, reaidlnJ at clerk of tne above enUtled Ave., Balboa, left btr purse at Riverside Aft. and Coast Cllelf, 8009Seasbore Dr., West 21 197-4 jb the·N~rt Ha~bo; 365 West Wtlsco, Apartment court, or to present them, wltb near a louvered wtndow which Hwy , on 4 otllstandlng wtrnots Newport parked hll ear opened En'stgn. ' F _31067 13, Costa Wesa, Callfont.a, has the necessary vouchers, to the was opened by som~e wbo ... Grerg Aldertoo, 3?, of 2115 hl.t door: and banrl .• '.Three L!GAL NOTIC! F ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT withdrawn from and hu ceased uodersiCJled at 550 Newport AIRMAN Peter Morin, 800 or stole her n.Jiet aod currency Anniversary Lane, Back Bay, bricks on thlt floor and a larre to be associated in the carry-Center Drive, SuJte 434, New -Roger A. Morin, 913 W, l8th --a $90 loss .•. A vehicle w-as arrested at 3:10a.m. oo hole In a $100 wtooow were re- Jng on of the buslness. port Beach, Calllornla, which St., Costa Mesa, a.nd Mrs. code warrant caused the arrest a charge of drlvtng mder the ported bY Larry Vandi1DI ll? Th.e following persoo !sdolng business liS: Gar Mac Advertis- ing, 3400 Irvine Ave., 111 5, Newport Beach, CaUfornia 92660 : Robert G. Garrison, 18266 Yei\OW'Mood Wy., Irvine, C alifornia 92664. Baker Cabinet Co., a Umlted Is the place of business or the Louise Headlee of Santa ADa, of Donald Replogle, 25, of 142-Influence of a lcohol • • • Fran-Abalone Ave., Balboa tsia.od, partnership, of which Thomas uoderstped In aU matters per -has been assigned to Sheppard 1/2 47th St. West Newport ces Barnard, 848 Amleos;Apt , who was awakened at 3·25 am Ouetlette, residing at 2726 San tainlng to the estate of said AFB, Tens, alter completing .•. A brick ~s pulled from a E , the Blufts, left Der purse by the sound ot brtakktc g~~ MARINE PFC Stephen P. Far- Lucas Lane, Costa Mesa, Cal-decedeot, within four months Air Force baste trainJng at pubUc wa lk between Via Quito In a shopcart tor less than 1 , . . Water and atr hoses rell, son of Mr. and Mrs . Davtd lfornla, Js a general partner , after the first publlcatlon of Lac kland AFB, Texas. He Is and Via RaveMa, Lido Isle, minute, loog enoup for some-were cut oo a servlcelsleatthe A, McAlltster of 2537 Green- will hereafter carry on the this DOUce. ~king speclalli:ed training In anl1 thrown through the tront one to take it --a $38 loss • · • Lockhart MobU Service station briar Lane, Costa Mesa, has business, has exceeded to all Dated Februa.rv 11. 1974. urcratt maintenance. window of a parked Mercedes For 2 weeks, children walklng 301 E. Coast Hwy,, durtag t~ graduated from t»slc training of the assets of the business, PAULINE M. HOWARTH, Ex-belonglrig to A. w. Hall, 118 to a bus stop In Alta VIsta for night. at the Marlne Corps Recruit This business is conducted by an individual. and has assumed and will pay ecutrb. of the Will of the abOve L!GAL HOTICI Via Quito --a $225 Joss ••. Lincoln school have wrJttenob-Depot ln San Di ego. He Is a for - all outstanding Uablllttes of ttle named decedent . Hildegarde Helmbrecht refused scenitles on the sidewalk, • SUNDAY, FE B. 3 mer sludent of Costa Mesa Signed: Robert G. Garrisoo. This statement was tiled wit h the County Clerk of Orange County on Jan. 24, t 9'14, Wll- 11trn E. St John, county cler k, by Theresa M. Warrl, deputy. business heretofore and here-HARWOOD & ADKINSON, 550 No-T"ie'EOF PUBLIC REARING to gj ve her age, her address, toilet-papered nts trees, and Five warrants put Freddie high school. after Incurred. Newport Center Drive, Post NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN her place of employment, when thrown eggs at his home and Gonr.a les, 303 Palm AYe., Bat-~!!"----'!1 DA TED: January 4, 1974. Office Box 1907, Newport that the City Council of the City she was arrested at 3300 New -garage, stated VIctor Fare!, boa, In jaJ.l •• , James FUz-i: Paul J . Riley Beach, CA 92663, 644 -1313, of Newport Beach wiiJ hold a port Blvd,, near the City Hall, 2201 Arbutus St., East Bluff gerald, 36,_of 1664-1/ZN.New-6 ''·70::: Thomas Ouellette Attorneys ror Executrt.x . pubUc rehearing regarding ap-on the charce of drlvlng under . • . Steven Caldwell of Santa port Blvd., Costt Mesa, was Publish: Febr uary 14, 1974, In PubUsh: Feb. 14, 21, 28, peat of Carden Hall School the Wluence •. , Police ar-Ana , driving a VW, overtook c ~rged wtth drh1ng ltnder the the Newport Harbor Ensign. Mar ch 7, 19?4, In the Ne wport from the decision of the Plan-rested Re ne Mtnguet, 52, of and sideswiped the Porsche Influence of alcohOl atthesceoe Harbor EnsJgn. ning Commission granting Use 504 Marigold Ave., Corona del stopped In lane 2 for a signal of an accident at Bayside aDd Publi sh : Jan. 31, F'eb. 7, 14, 21, 1974, In the Newport Har - bor Ensign. F -30996 LEGAL NOTICE L!GAL NO TIC! -----~----UGAL HOTJCi NOT ICE OF AVAILABILITY --=~:="-.:::==.~~-- Permit No. 1699, requesting Mar , on a chat iff' or lntoxtca-at San Joaquin Hills, driven E. Coast Hwy ..• John Louden, per mission to construct an au-tvton , •• Steven Street, 359 by Catherine Lynch, 2921 4th 24, of 141 Morristown Lane, ...... _. .. tomotlve repair facility in the Isla Madera, the Bl uffs, wa s Ave ., Corona del Mar •.. Costa Mesa, wu booked on the M-1-A district located at 925 taken to Hoag Hospital whJle • FRIDAY, FEB, 1 charge ofpos.sesslooofadeadly FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAM E STATEMENT The followin g per sons ar e doing business as: SMC 108, 366 San Mi guel Dr ive, Suite 306, Newport Beach, CA 92660 : Ed- ward A. Hume, a Professional Corporation (Joint Venturer ), 777 Marshall St ., Redwood City, C ~_:_ 94063: Na kaoka Painting, Irf~.i'Joint Venturer), 515 Maui Sl., Honol ul u, Hawaii 96817, This buslness is cooducted by an unincorporated associa- tion other than a partner ship. Signed: J. H. Daughtry,Agent. This statement was file.-Jwith the County Clerk of Orange County on Feb. I, 1974, Wil- liam E. St John, county clerk, by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. Publish: feb. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1974, in the Nf:wport Harbor Ensign. F .31216 LEGAL HOTICE OF ANNUAL REPORT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Pursuant to Section 6104 (d) STATEMENT ot the Internal Revenue Code, The following per son Is doing notice Is her eby given tha t the business as: Monson Construe- annual report for the fiscal tlon, 14682 Orange Acres Ln., yea r October 31, 1973 of The Irvine, CA, 92705: Harold Lee Harry G. Steele Foundation, Monson, 14682 Orange Acres a private foundation, Is avail-Ln., Irvine, Ca. 92705. able at the foundation's prfn-This business Is conducted cipa l office tor Inspection dur-by an Individual. ln g regular business hOurs trom Signed: Harold L. Monson. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. by any citizen This statement was filed with who requests It within ISO days the County Clerk of Orange an er the date of this publica-County on Feb. I , 1974, Wtl - tion. Ham E. St John, county clerk, The foundal\on'sprinctpalof. by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. !tee is located at Room 420, Publish: Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28, 4500 Ca mpus Drive, Newport 1974, in the Newpo rt Harbor Beach, California. Ensign. F -3121 5 LEGAL HOTICJ! West Stxteenth' Street on the his car was towed away after Minor cuts In his for ehead weapon, a bll1y club ... Man- south s id e of West Sixteenth hitting the Dodge camper lea Moore, 38, of 3121 W, Coast -belonging to Delmar Bunn 424 and pain In his right leg we re """'·• No. 50, Mariner s Mlle, Street, West or Monrovia Ave-• suffered by bicyclist Paul How --' noe In the West Newport tight Vista Roma, the Bh.dfs, parked ard, who wa s struck in the was arrested on the charge ot manufactur ing area. on Vista Ora. c rosswalk at the intersection into:rlcated In pOOUc., . David NOTICE ts HEREBY F'UR Ramos, 35,ofl8120ceanFront, THER GIVE N tl t th ld b-• MONDAY, JAN, 28 of Mar VI sta and Easttiluff Dr., Central NeWpOrt, wa s stopped 18. e sa pu -ThOmas McBrearty, 30 of near Corona del Mar high on a public sidewalk for a Uc hearing will be held on the 120-1/2 35th St., West NewPort, school, by a car dr iven by a 25th day of February, 1974, drove 60 miles per hour In a Newport Beach juvenile , •. routine check, which revealed t th h f 7 30 1 th a warrant for noo-s~rt .. , a e our o : p.m. n e posted 40, and then travelled Mesa Mote l, 41 5 N. Newport Jan Cowan, 22, otts45Mlramar Council Chamber s of the Cit)" 2/5 of a mile before he pulled Blvd,, Newport Heights, report- Hall of the City of Newport to the right although pollee ed the theft of a $100 b~ck Dr,, Balboa, was arrested at Beac h, Caurornta, at which had activated emer gency light and whtte T l set ancl a $1 0 13th St. m Balboa Blvd., and time and place any and all and sounded their horn --he blanket by a yo""g man who booked on the charge of pos. 1 t sted session of stolen propert~· •.. per sons n ere may appear was arr ested on the charge of gave the wrong IJcense for his Daniel Roll, 42• of 1716 Po- and be heard thereon. driving under the Influence of car , .. Someooebackedacross La ura Laglos a lcohol . , . Her Super sport car . , : Someone backed mona Ave., Costa Mesa, was City Clerk bike wa s stolen, reported Vir-acr oss an a lley and struck the arrested 00 the charge or Cl rlv-The pr incipal manager of the foundation Is Richard Steele. 05509 Publi sh· February 14, 1974, In the Newport Harbor Ensign. CUy of Newport Beac h ginla Lookabill, 607 Htlvanar Plymouth that Mary Hanley had lng under the Influence or alco- Publlsh: February 14, 1974, In St., the Bluffs ... A lemon wa s parked at her residence, I liZ hoi aner being invoJvprl In an N 11 bo E accident at Coast Hw v. and FICTITIOUS BUSL!~ESS NA ME the ewport ar r nslgn. thrown through a window at the W, Ocean Froot, BalbOa, and Newport Blvd ... A sctinauser STATEMENT residence of John Schauer, 140 then fled the scene . . . owned by Helen Stowell, LEGAL HOTICE The following persons are Via Tr lesta , Lido Isle --coin -• SAT URDAY FEB 2 4801 Surrey Dr ,, Cameo llotng business as· Poly Pro-FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME c ldentally, a lemon tree grows 8 11 • · S 000 Highlands, broke hi s good be- rl ur.ts , 583 W. 19th St., Costa STATEMENT In hi s courtyard ··· Car parts a was set at 1' tor havtor recor d when he br oke Mesa, Ca. 92626: Kenneth H. The ro~lowing per sons are were stolen trom tile ptc kF.CJ Peter Ne lson, 34, of 896 W. the skin .on the r ight thl..n FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS NA ME FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Mu llins, 1544 s. Santa F'e, Vista, doing bustness as: Sea Urchin, belonging to Loarry Langway, l 7th St., Costa Mesa, who wa s of Peter Phanes, 2053 Phar STATE MENT STATEMENT Ca.: Ri cha rd Grif!itll, 24596 1276 So. Coast Hwy., Lagwu_ 1830 16th S!., Newport Heights, arr ested on the char ge of pos-arope Ct,, Costa Mesa, while The following person isrlotn;o; The following persons are Over lake Dr ,, El Toro, Ca. Beach 9265 1: Betty L. Giles, and from the VW belonging to session of dangerous dru ~.·~ · · · walking on the beach at Cameo busines s as: doing business as: Krano's, This business Is conducted 423 Onda Street Newport Beac h Jan Penderpst 4827 Ri ver Barry Marshall, 27• of 119 E. Sho A Tne tWrlter's Workshop, 25 6800 W, Coast Hwy., Newport 92660; Sherry 'L. Cummings, Ave ,, West NewPort, while it Ba lboa Blvd ., Balboa, faJ.led res ··· 3 inch cut on a Keep cool with CANVAS AWNINGS bon'! let the sun spool vovt paloo :un 5hi!lde "'''" colo1ful canvas lor coor comfort Call o• come OY lor l1ee Pst•mates Beacon-B.ay, Newport Beach , Beach 92660: lrwlll L. Gr een-by a general pa rtner ship. ZSO Haz.el Or., Corona del Ma r was parked at 29th St. aBd a sobrletJ test at 2 a.m., and window sereea wu left at the b Signed: Kenneth R. Mu !Uns. 92625 R ~ A All was OOoked 00 the char-or resldence of Lucille Wilson, ro\CnMT 92662; P.O. Box l7IC, New-er g, 6910 W. Ocean Front , This statement was fi led witll · Jver ve . · · er he had eo~ ~63 VIa Lido Soud Lid 1 1 2202 SOUTH M•l., port Beac h, Ca. 92663: Con. Newport Bch., Calir. 92660; the County Clerk of Orangf' This busi1ness Is c~nducted checked w1H1 the manager at ~~~~~~ und~~:n1:f~~::;,' :ho Is now mls;lng : $~:0 "' ~"'~ stance s. Sammis, 25 Beacon Robert A. Hunt, 7000-1/2 W. County on Jan 24 1974 WI I-by a gener a partnership. 1000 E. Coast Hwy., "with ne -· · · t S.5-0491 Bay, Newport Bear: II, Calif. Ocean Front, NeYJPOrl Beach liam E. St John, ~ounty 'r~erk, -Signed: Sherry L. Cummlngs. gatlve res ults," B. Cox, 1814-A a slte 34, corduroy br own and s er eo · · · ~~-:~~~~~~~~~>~~ NOTICE [t\VITI:"'G BfDS 92662. 92660, hy Ther esa M. Ward, depuh". This statement was flied with W. Ocean Front, Central New- This business is conducted This business is conducted Publish: Jan 31 , Feb. 7. t4. the Coun ty Clerk of Orange port, told pollee that he had by an iMividual. by a gener al partnership 21 1974 in 111e NPwpor r Harbor County on Feb. 8, 1974, Wll-left his VW for services and Signerl· ConstanceS. Sammis. Signed: Robert A. llunt. E:n'sign. ' -F _30995 liam E. St John, cou nty clerk, r eturned to lind an Sao camera This s tatement was filed with This statement was n ted with ~--,..,.-,-,,-::...::c-,:----by Theresa M. Ward, deput}'. wa s missing , .. A thlo metal the County Cler k of Orange the County Clerk of Orange -LIGAL HOnCE Publish: Feb, 14, 21, 28, wire was secured to a celllnr County on Jan. 22, 1974, WI!-C')unty on Feb. I, 1974, Wit. Marc h 7, 1914, In the Newport bea m, holding a cannister rtlled Jiam E. St .John, county derk, I lam E. St John, co unt y cle rk, F'J( TITIOUS BUSINESS NA ME Harbor Ensign. F ·31365 with newspapers, which were .h) Theresa M Ward, rlt-~uty. by Theresa M. Warr1, deputy. STATE MENT set on fire at the men's room PtJblish: Jan. J l, Feb. 7, 14, Publish: F'eb. 7, 14, 21, 28, The following person ts LI!GAL MOTICE at Buffalo HUis Park, ·Harbor 2 1, 1974, ln the Newport Har bor 1974, in the Newport Harbor doing business as: Bea Mar ie FICT ITIOUS B~rNESS NAME VIew Homes, as were waste- Ensign. F .J09t3 Ensign. F .31217 Inter ior s, 1009 Sandcastle Dr ., STATEMENT paper baskets; trash recepta- ---:-::::-:-::-:=:::::-=-----;-::::-:-::-:=:::::-=--Corona del Mar (Newport The follow ing persons are c les In the girl's room also LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL ~OTICE Beach) 92625: Beatrice Marte doing bus iness as: Mor ell Prop-contained burnec1 newspaper s, Harvey, 1009 Sandcaslle Dr., erty Management, 1741 Tustin but there was no moneta.ry Corona del Mar, Cali!. 92625. Ave., tZC, Costa Mesa, Ca lif. dama~e. This business Is conducted 92627: ThOmas G. Morell, 1741 • TUESDAY, JAN. 29 by an Individual. Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa92627; Donald Nee!, 36, of 6030 w. Signed: Beatrice Harvey. Paula T. Morell, same. Coast Hwy •19 West Newport FROM THE NEW RATES :-JOT!f'E IS HEREBY GIVEN thclf !he-Boa r rt of Supervisor s or Orang-~> Count y, Callforni3, wtiJ rec,..t ve sealed bids up to 2 -00 o',-.lock P.M. on Monday, t h~> 2:.th day of Febr ua r y, 1974, in U1e off!c p of the Cler k nf the Boar rt or Superv isors, 5th Ooor . r 0un ty Af1rninlstration Bui!rhng, ~.1 5 ~o . Syl'amor e St., Sant.1 Ana, California, at whirl\ ti me s:wt birts will be publir~)y opPn~ anrt read for tile following: AIHPORT PASSENGER 110/.UI:"G AREAS P ro~er t No. 0122-420-161 Al l or salrr work to toe pt>rforrnerl In arror ttlnce wJt h pl:~ns and sper trirationf. whi rh ar E> now on rile in the office 0f the County Clerk in thP CountY Mmlnistralion Bu\!rlin~. 515 ~o. Syr:amore, Santa t\na, r alL fornia. This statement wa s tiled with This business is conducted was booted on 'a vehi cle cod~ the County Clerk of~ Orange by an lndlvlrlual. warrant ... A citizen's arrest Count y on Jan. 28, 191 4, wn. Signed : Thomas&Paula Mor-was made or JeanneR11ey 23 liarn E. Sl Jo\111, county clerk, ell. of 2400 Elden st., 127, c'ost~ by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. This statement wa s flied with Mesa and Mary Saucer man 21 Publish: F'eb. 7, 14, 21 , 28, the County Cler k of Orange of 840 Irvine Newport Helints' 1974, in the Newport Har bor County on Jan. 22, 1974, Wll -who were ac~used ot not payin( Ensign. F -31 069 liam E. St John, county clerk, ror a $9.87 dlnner at Henry's ON LAGU NA FEDERAL'S NEW TERM SAYINGS CERTIFICATES AND ALL PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS! by Theresa M. War d. on Marlners Mile . , . Ernest Mint mum wage rates ft"J t thiS projE'r:t have been deter mined by the Boa r rl of Super v1o;"rs hy Resolution 73-804, a copy of wh kh Is on fliP 1n 1t1e MfirP 0f the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. LECAL HDTICE Publish: .Jan. 31, Feb. 1, 14, Everett 19 of 1028 EICamlno FIC TITIO~ Bt.SLNESS NAME 21, 1974, in theNewportHa.rbor Apt. s,' C~sU· Mesa, stopped STATEMENT Ensign. F -30914 his car In the middle of the BirlrlP t S' attention I<; ~'all1«1 !t'J C.:f•"tions 177U.I777.5 of the LahOr C"Oil•· wh il'h 'Nil I t{'l]lllrf' lh"TII if awar •IH the contra f't to pay not l~ss tt1an stwl genPr.•l per rll~111 r.11" of wage s set for ttr to ~11 lat,(}rers, workmen anr1 mpt·han w.<; ernp loy~rt In lhP Pxer utJon or the proposert ron trar.t. One and one-.naU 11mes the prevatllng rate of wages sh:ll\ be pa1rJ any wor k\Ofi: ti me in exrPss of eight hours In any one ca l~nrlar 1\:Jy an1\ for Saturdays, Sundays , and legal holidays, W\less otherwise noted. For less than eight hours per day th, rate shall be thai fra ction of the foregoing r ate s that the numb<>r of ho urs bea rs to eight. Earh htrlrter must submit with his bid a satlstactor y r heck ce rtifier! hy a r esponsible bank or a blrlder 's bond madr pay. abte to t11e orrler of the County of Orange In an amount not less .than five percent of the sum bid as a guarantee tha t the bidder .,..111 enter Into the proposed COntract ll the same Is a Wltder1 him , In the event of failure to enter Into such Con- The fo llowing per sons arf' doing business as· Koi of the World. 20252 Bayview Avr., Santa Ana Hei ghts : Jerry R, S1•oggfns, 20252 Bayview Ave., Santa Ana Hts., Ca lir. 92707; Denise K. Scoggins, same. This bus tne!ls 1s ronrlueted by an Jndlvtd~ I. Signed : Denise S,.oggtns. This statement was ntertwlth the Count y Clerk of Oranee County on Jan. 28, t 9?4, Wil- liam E. St John, county cler k., by neresa M. Ward, deputy, Publish~ Jan. 31, Feb. 'i, 14, 21, 1974, In the Newport Har- bo r Ensign, F -31090 tria.cl , tOe pr01:eeds of the check will be forfeited or, In case ----,------:-::-=--- or a bond, the full sum thereof will be forfeited to said County L!GAL MOnCI or Oran ~te. Each bid must be on a blank form furnished by the County F'ICTrTIOI..5 BUSINESS NAME of Oranl(e. STATEMENT The successful bidder shall be required to fur nish, at The following person tsdoing time ~ of t lgnlng acnem&nt, one surely bond whi ch shall business as: PoMntla1 Unllm- proUet the laborera and mat4!rl21 men and shllll be for 1~ \led and/or Onnge CountyCal- ot the amount of the Contract, In accordallct with ~tlon tndlr of Events, 422 Eut Sf:J- •204 of the Government Code, and one surety bOnd In the ttenlh Pbce, Costa Mesa, Cal- amount of l()(J% of tht Contract, gus_r anteelnlt the ta.lttlful lfornla 9262?: Janis Lyn Kln- putor mance ot tbe Contract ; said bonds to be tlrst al)proYed pard, 422 Eaa:t Sllte.ntb by the County CoWJHI and lns~»nce Ad mlntstrator of Oranp Ptsee, Costa Mesa, CaWornla County. 92627. The Boer d of SICHir'ltfOts reserves the right to r ejeet This busJness IS eonducted any or all bfd.s, aod not Decesarlly accept the mrest prlct b'J an lo41f1d•L btd, and to waJYellly lnform.allty In any bid r ec.elvtd. SJp4d: JIJI.Ja LJG Kln&Urd. BY ORDER or THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS or TIIU lllalomnl wu ftlodwllh ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA tho C•llllly Clerk ol Onnp Dt!Aid JlOoary U , 1974 W. £. ST JOHN County 011 Fob. 4, 19?4, Wil- (SE AL) '•t lhto NtwllO"I Harbot Ea.alp f-T}' "14, 1974 e~ C1erll and n -otrlcio Cltrll U.m E. St JobD, CIOCd1 o*"IL. ot 1t11 Boord ot s..,.,._, o1 by Therea M, Ward, ~. 0n.art Couoty, Calllomla PabUtb: Ftb. 1, It, 21, 21, Sr J-Alexander 1874, Ill the N.....,.l 11ttt1or lliiMJ Eollp. F .112:15 LIGAL IIOTICI F'ICTITIOUS Bl.SINESS NAME STATE MENT The to!lowlng person lsdotnr business as: Ftrehou.se Uphol- stery, 2809 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, Ca. 9Z660: R ichard J. Espana, 1925 Har - vard St., Santa Ana, Ca. This business Is conducted by an lndiYidual. Signed: Ric hard J. Esparza. This sb.tement wa s filed wi th the County Clerk of Oran~ County oo Jan. 28, 1974, Wil - liam E. St John, county clerk, by Theresa M. Ward, deputy, Publish: Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, 21,1974, In the Newport Harbor Ensip. F -31();)5 LIGAL HOTICE street to let passengers out, held lCl 3 cars and a poUcli! car -· policemen who were going to gtve a citation for Im - peding arrested him on a char gt! of drtvlng under the Influence of alcohol and drugs. • WE DNESDA Y, JAN, 30 Ball was set at $360 lor Richard Johnson, Z7, of 2125 Sherlngton Place, C208 , New- por t Helcf\ls, a.ner he was ar- r ested on 10 warrants .•. Lots Polaferrt, 1114 White Sails Way, Harbor View Hills, drove away from 292? E. Cout Hwy ., Corooa del War, before she remembered s he had lett her purse on tOp of the car -- when she retracted her route, she folmd her purse, mtau wa net and curnocy • • . Her fl"ultwood, 6 strlnpd WH.oo FICTITIOUS Bl.SINE&.<i NAME guitar, worth $1'S, was atolen STATE MENT from he r toc:ttr at Corooa dtl The toiJowtnc penon ts-dotnc Mar ldctuchool, declared Linda. business as: Vector, 5622 Val-Rohrer, S&OI Park Green Dr., leetto DrtYe, Westminster, Ca. Harbor VIew Hilla .•• Theft 92U3: Rlchlu'd fl . Andersen, of a $285 TV, •.reo, tura- 5622 Valleelto Orin, Wtstmln-tablea lDihP•Drswureport. ster, Ca. 92:683. ed by Joyet Walstt., Z$5 C«<U This bwllnesa II Condll<:ted St., Newport Silorta , • , BtMr by an tndh'id-.1. StrHt replua could put tMa Si!!Jod ' Richard H . ...,..,.,.., tocoflllrl llwoaiJ Bmltll, 114 ThJa atttement wu n led wtth couo. Strllt, lfewpon Acree, tl'lf Comy Clerk ot Oranp dtaco,...td a .,.u cldki'ed!IR County Dn J an. 24, 19?4, WU -eoat at W troat ooor, Uld la- llam E. 81 Jotm, C<MIIy c~k, skle illr -.-bod ...U. by Tillr-M. Ward, dopuly. u -U. -~-Ud PabUP' Ju. II, Feb. 7, 14, -mlullrii'OIO a,.,. ... Zl, 1974, Ill U..Nnport Harbor Ilona a.....,lll-1/1 AIII- Eoatp. F-110994 An., lla-loiiiCI, .._..., • ------RATE MI NI MUM HI'\ J) H );; YIJ-1.1 'I 7~% $1,000 4 YEARS 17.79% 1\':rn• ~t'nifi.ctoh: ' 6%% $1,000 2~Y E \RS :6.98% \Cint CcntflCI&IC [6.72% 6%% $1,000 1 YEAR t~rm ccnifi .. :.lc: I . 5%% $1,000 90 DAYS 5.92% l~rm ccrtitic;~h: And most popu lar of all the conw nienl PASS BOOK ACCOUNT for dail> need s' 5 }(.% day· in , day·oul mterest yields 5 • 3 9% per annum -Withdnwab. N:fOcc mawril)' hom l~rm c:utilic:ak ~c~.Mo nb. •·" Ml.,j_ct tu rcl.iuction 10 em n.'TII l".h~ t-ook r;~tc from date of iuuanu. phn. an w.klitiona\thr~ n'IOO:h~'.;ntc:rt:'OI lutf<"tltlrc HOM& Of'1o'ICEt :!flO Oecan A¥t:r.I.W. l.qurw ~ch, California 926SI Telephone: 494·1S41 • LAGUNA NIGUEL: J Monarc:h bay Plaza • SAN CUMI.N'Fz. 60 I 1"0<1h Elfl•mlno R01l • UGUNA HII.I.S• 2.0)8 Calle de Ia PIAt1 • dlW~ Et.IINoaa.. ~ W.a Oraham Avcn~.~e • • Nfii'ORTHARBOR Ell SIGN PUIIUSIIEO IEEIILY -PAGE ! THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 1!74 COROllA OEL liAR, CAL 1\e~ II oqly-ONE <il.JUler'Bay- ... Oq)y llll\9~~~ky ~ilJDIIles CORONA DEL MAR T D I (;an CiJ.IVE THEJW! Home and lncorn.a l $77,500 Two bedroom home with ntra ruest room --PLlB two bedroom aputmeot. Double-car prace. All LD rood coodlt!oo. •••••• OPEN C IJ~trli ~ 8 ro wn will be lbuc THE .J3E!f/S'.N NEW PORT BEACH SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1-5 706 Marguerite ............ Join the happy families in the nation's finest, most honored community ... the Bluffs in Newport Beach. A wide choice of one and two story plans stiU avail- able ... with a fin e selection of location! Live near the Newport Beach Tennis Club ... enjoy the privacY of your own rolling park at your backdoor ... or live o n Upper Newport Bay with its constantly changing vistas and wonderful wildlife. ROY McCARDLE REALTOR. Then· is no othc·r place like the Bluffs ... and there is still time for you and your family to enjoy it! From $69,000 to $130,000 To visit the Bluffs. take the San Diego freeway to Jamboree Blvd. follow Jamboree south over the bridge to Eastbluff Drive. Go right on Ustbluff to the Bluffs entry . •• ·• ""'""'".-.~ ' , Soles otftco, (7141 844-1712 f' ... COIIII • MAITII IH. EXCLUSIVE LIST CdM -Ocean side hwy., dream house plus guest house . . . . . . . . . . . . ~72 .500. HARBOR \~EW HO~IES Somerset 4 BR. ;-family rm ....... $82,500 Harbor View Hills. vie\1f', pool, .3 BR. fami- ly rm. . ...... Reduced to $77,000. Laguna Nigu el, 4 Br. + lam. Rm., Vu $47,500 THE BLUFFS Linda model (lease or sell) ....... S69,500 Trina model, consider le~e, option $69,500. Newport Beach 3 BR condo . . . . . . $48,500 NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 BR, 2 ba, lam rm, lg lot. . . . $40,950 NEW DUPLEX 2 BR, 2 ba each unit. . . . . . . . . . . . $102,000 TO BUY OR SELL In Costa Mesa, Corona del Mar and Newport Beach FOR EXCHAII&E Well -1,100 1111-ft. cM.Iel • ao. lllllolnoi, LoUArt-~Chlb. ·--.. --. ~AIILI,JUVICll JIIICI IUJ 548-7729 UllO NEWPORT BL COHDOMIHIUM Prime N twport Costa Mesa Area 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Fireplace Newly RefUrbished js~,.m Wednesdays, ;;.;;;,,.,,,11 from 2:00 to ·5:00 p.m . Phone 645-1827 CURT COSH REAL TOF! :1:400 WEST COAST HIGHWAY NI:.,.ORT BEACH S42..:.a472 REDUCED-MUST SELL Your 'ery own omce at home is only one of the attractln add:ltloos to this CORNE R DUPLEX tn Corona del Mar. "Bright and sunny :t bedroom, den horne with a lonty paHo, butlt-tn B. B.Q. omce Is easily eoo- nrted to a prlnte apartment for Mom or Dad, Sparii:Ung new 2 bedroom 1m.U has buiH-los, fire- place, loads of windows and a pleasant 'lew. Reduced to $99,500. Submit your terms. •e LovE yQ'UI UNIVBR. TY IH THB H8Nrl' OP OJII:WA DlL MAR HOI E. COAST BWY ., COROllA DEL IUR t'IS-6!110 Exchange TWo bedroo-lltdll.,..,. ca to acr., la .,.... RlY•Itdt COIIIIItJ. PuDnJD1e "rl .... 11t1Ut1ea. Es-c.._... tar J .. S Wtl tJ BMeb Ara 1Plth J bedroom• OWMr'a ..tt. CllliG_.... -. ... klu••• a .. .,..,. ' PETE uam REALTY .... ll" ..... AIUSSOC:IlTIS REALTORS Walk to the beach tram thls rustle dte)leJ I.D a superb location on a city partway, Front Muse has 3 bedrooms, panelled Uvlng room aod CMJ brick fireplace. All new carpets, drapes, a.nd wall cover. tngs. NEW 2 BEDROOM UPPER UNIT has huge bonus room ror a future 3rd bedroom. $114,900. CAU 644-7270 2828 E. Cont Corona del M.r RENTALS Currently we have several floe homes listed exclusively for rent In the Harbor Area, from $350 to $1,000 a month. 1. A brand new 3 BR, illllfop home With outstanding ocean view --~350. 2. A like-new 3-BR Backbay Dome with giant back- yard--k.Jds and pets OK -$395. • 3. A practically new 3-BR Bayfront townhouse with a large private slip --$475 . 4. A brand new 4-8R Portofino in Harbor View ~ way beknr tbe market a.t $475. 5. A stunntng view Dome In "Original Harbor VIew" --3-BR --contemporary --$495, 6. An "Old Corona " cut..ie --wa lk to all shops and beach--3-BR --2 BA --$425. 7. A lovely Harbor View Palermo --4-BR two- stor y nut to greenbelt --$525. 8. A line 2-BR, family r oom, dining room home In beautiful ShorecUifs --$500. 9. A white water view 4-BR two-story home , also in lovely Shorecl1ffs --$650. 10. A spectacular 4-BR Spyglass HIU home --tenant can select carpets aod drapes --$1,000. SUCCESSOR TO 225 PROP COLLWELL 675-7225 * BOYD IWTDIS PRESOO'S * LAKE FOREST ll7551SL.t.M.t.RE OPEN SUN. 1-5 Lakt froat lamlJ.J hOme --4 bedrooms, S baths -- all pu-t tbr tbl "cood 11ft.'' Charmtnr brick terraeea ~ to Uw tate. Boet storare. $89,500. (1mm-lo--possible.) *** THE BLUFFS 611 VISTA lOMITA OPEN SAT.-SUN. 1-5 CllaJ11dac Y1lt:l f!nlln 1U rootlll ••• 1 bedroOml, 1-1/1 -.... _ .. poe••-,...,_ MS.OOO. ,..,.BO YD tl -I . .:L·~~:~~: ~·, it,. Cocs , .. .._ OPEN SAT. & SUN. 2718 SHELL, CHINA COVE Three bedroom home, brtjtht and cheerfully deco- rated --nreplace, qutet beach. Fee Land. $109 ,500!!!! •••• DUPLEXES FOR SALE • $160,000 OCEAN FRONT , 3 and 2 BEDROOIIS $129,500 TWO 3-BEDROOt.l UNITS, CORNER Let S 125,000 oCLOSE TO BEACH 5110 ,000 SHARP "SPROUL" UNIT $108,500 SPROUL UNIT WITH 2 BEOROOII Fllfl't HOUSE S 92,500 CUTE CAPE COO 2 BEDROOM WITH I BEDROOII GARAGE APARTIIEMT. • JUST LISTED! ·WOODSY CANYON & OCEAN VIEW One of a kind tn Corona del Mar, I this nry 1m- usual 3 bedroom home on quiet cui de sac )Oca. tlon, onrlooll::lng little creek ln rustle setting. BEAtrrlFUL OCEAN VIEW fl"om U'1Di room, tamlly room and deck. Separate family dining u ...en as formal dining area. Real seclusion near private beach and ,.ell-priced at $98,000. THE REAL ESTATERS 332 COROH.t. DEL liAR 613-1550 . MACNAB IRVINE FINER HOMES OCEANFRONT -HEW I 8000 Sq. Fl. Duplex -fabulous deolp - numerous appointments -side-by-tide uniu -4 BR & 3 BR. Gatage for I can. .Mn. Fo\'/Mr. Oweus M2-823!\. (Gll) THE EVERYTHING HOUSE Luxurious 4 Bil view home. Ultimate ill comfort & desi gn. Dovrr Shores Area. $189,500. Amy Gaston 642-8285. (GS4) ST I.R ON POLARIS .. Sparkling 4 BR. home w lcircullr dinilll room • his & hers bath -large brit:k =. w/lpOCiaCUiar view. $147,500. Martha ' aob, MU235. (G38) ----..... 'a ....... . \ . , • ,_ .... G .. ,,. $ond•r• ift "BEST HOUSE IH LOHDOH" • -OIIT -W BlliOM lltUIISDAY, FEJ. 14, 1!74 .:. .. :::UILI=IIM::.:f:::D.:IHICI.=~Y~-:...:.P=:AG£~1!.0 ......,...:::CO:=:~~~~~~.A~DEl~IIAR,::::!lL!. C:!!AL!::. LIGAL MOllCI LIGAL MOllCll LIIML IIOTICI MUSIC, •TES1lli0HY, •ART • · · ·· · I'OR OIRISllAN WI).IIEM BASKETBALL ROUNDUP NOIIJNEES FOil PUBLIC '•q•U1110! •-" to "roll&-o1 poellot --lor C--Tilt Noopori llloeb Cbrlo· OFFICIAIIDIDABIDIE8 loroo!oloeiDr"llldwool<lc ..... ctlmu-be lllor-tloWom .. cCJAml...,_..W C-11-wiU-LocAia-Coclc llea'l 11-.p TOli&Wl'EOON tbo tar ... ,_ ro-y rt· trom$100pormoolbt.o$300bllloldatli,IQa.m. Flb.IO •1tot. CCI'Cia del Mar U at •t70DC lD euly M&IOO play' NOTICE S HERIBr GIVEN qalremeat to bt tUcfbll to rtm aDC1 tM Maror•a aUowuce at tbe Alrporter ID6. Rtaent· P'oeta~a vau.,., Blt&Dc:ll vb!ta a.ltppld to 1 s.s ln'IDt t.e~cM tblt tbt to.Dowlar p.uou '-" tor Ctty C011:tell to ooe .. yeu. wou"" be lDcreued from $100 ttona lillY be made bY ealllDC Mapoua, 1.111 Nnoport Harbor r~ord lut FrldaJ dr<:WIIIf been oomtaattd tor the offtees SeetloD 408 ... Speelal MMt-to $150, tbl City Cocme:U lira. Vtetor Sberrtltt of Bilbo& I• at Wtlti'I"D 111 Frldly Dipt 1 11-58 declalcD to' Mapoua. berei.Datter IMDtloaed to bt toes. TnlnmeMmeat .. ouldadd would bt aattw:w!Hd to tb: lalaDd, b.lcb school bi.Jbtball aetloo. on WedDeiCiay Dlght of tui tilled at tbt Gtoen.lM~c:tpal the nqulremeat ttat DOUce ot an amo.d •• relmbGrMmeat Patcbwort art from MarllJD LaiC lllctlf:,CoJtaMesaplayed weet tbe Mustangs edpd EdJ. Eleettoo to be blld In the Ctty speclal meettop mut be de-tor tJ:PtDHI tor membtra Chloe Sbop lD CorODI delMar at Estaoc1a, Ec:U.oa lnn.ded son 46-44 of Newport Beach CXI Tueada)', lhered to the oen media. ot bo&rdl and commiulou wtu bt •bOn. Mute will bt Coro• del Mar, aad Newport Corona det Mar aDd Estucla the 9th day of April, 1974: Section 417 • Ordlna.Dces -and would be dtlepted the played. by .uophonlst Bobbi Harbor was at M&ri.D&. are tied for last place ill the For Members ot the Ctty VlolaUon.Penalty. ThJsameftd. atabortt)' to adjust ll1d Stabl. Ttle ~Ptt.ktt wtll be Boa. Harbor's Sailors, banctnc 00 Inlne loop, earryln&: z_8 re. Council ment would delete tbls Secttoa. amouota t.std on tbe Con. ate Smltb ot CoYlna, a borne- to third place lo tbe Sunset cords lnto last D.Jgtlt's p.m District Olle: Sectton ?Q&.PJ.ann1Dc Com· sumer Price lndu. mater . Ll'llcue race, still hue 1 sUm Last weet, COM lOst 58_49e~ Honrd Racers mlsslon. Tbisamendmentwould PROPOOITION Swouldameod lrni~!;:~~~~~~~~~=~!;J~~~l chance at the league tttle, aDd a Los Alamitos 00 Wednesday fee Forglt delete Ustinc the shft' adYisory City Charter Sectioll 420-Chemise lACoste • Purcell -Converse -Tretoro -Gurta sUghtly better shot at lbe CIF and so. 52 to Santa Ana vauef District Three: personnel. Contracta -Restrlctioas to au. ./ ~ playoffs, which begta March 1. on Friday. EstaoeJ.a dropped J. Peter Barrett Sectton '109-Parka, Beacbes thorlle the CJt)'COtmelltoeater erulhina in enni6 t The Sailors went into last a 54-35 prne to league.tead1ng EIUs R. Galster aod Recreation Commission. tnto eootncts or lease prop-1 -t1 if ._,." Strt .. ,.,,, & nlgbt's game sporUng a 7_3 Fountain Valley 00 Wednesday John J. McKerren This amendment would allow erty for a period of 55 Jtul PEA TURING a. llhct~~•• •••It "' league record. Htmttngtoo aod lost 54_53 in overtime t~ Dtstrtct Four : the CUy Manager rather than instead ot 25 years, subject ALL TOP BRANDScl ;. Beach and Marina were tied for Edl901l 00 Friday Milan M. Dostal the Commission to appoint or to certain restrlcUoos. I 1 ... first wttl\ 9_1 marts. The SaU-Harbor kept c~se to theStm-Lyn C. Gerontml suspend the Parts, Beaches PROPOSTriON 4wouldameod aramOUn~ 'l...or~S ( ors need a win Friday over set teaclers wtth an 81 -62 Wed-District Sll: aod Recreation Dlrector. City Charter Seettoo 1110. P Marina to put them nearer the nesday win onr Santa Ana and 8111 Agee Seelton 712 -Ctty Arts Com-Contracts on PubUe Works to 0 Beh.lod the lnternaUonal Pancake House S, top. They play Hwltington Beach a 74-70 victory over Anaheim John Baker mlsstoo. Th.ls amendment Increase the total amount ot ! . 333 E . 17th St .. Costa Mua Phnpe 642-8886 § -Wed __ l~t on Frida Lue111e KooM would glve the Newport Beach npendltures on plbllc •orts. ,.. 9 6 sat Uloo thru Tburs Frl to a 00 p m -Sun 11 2 ~ ne,.. neOI.J&O.y n ••· • y. Joseph C. Stewart City Arts Committee commis-contracts reQuired to be let by too -• • .-• : • • • --e Showdown for Bucs, Dons NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN s lon status. the City Council from $5,000 that the following measures are Section 900 -State System. to $12,000, to be voted on at the General This amendment would change PROPOSITION 5 W'OUidameod Munleipal Election to be held the designation of State Em- Ctty Charter Sectlon 1402~ In the City of Newport Beach ployees' Retirement System to Waterfront Property to permlt on Tuesday, the 9th day of Publle Employees' Retirement the sale of waterfront property Fred Perr -Wilson • Dunlop -Dat'ls -TretotD • Bllleroft Coach Herb Livsey's Orange Santa Ana Dons came from Coast College Pirates niPPed behind to edge Cerritos 84 -79, Mt. San Antonio 58-63 satur-to put these 2 teams tn the ~=~~~~~!!~a~nd~c~oa:c~h~B~II£1 _:o~a~te~s~' South Coast Conference drlv-r.;;;::::; ~ THfATIE er•s seat with identical 6-1 April, 1974: System. upon prior voter approval, and PROPOSITION would Section 1404-Violations. This would allow strip property ex~ SOUTH,, ~~AST . . DAILY IIIUTRE SHOWINGS OlE 2nd Hit -PAUL NEWMAN TWO· conference records -· and each faetnc a pair of second division HRD 2,.,. sec toes before the big shOW- ._9!£.R .. ::: ... (R) ~~=~ 1:!s~:. Feb. 20 in the ElliOTT GOULD The Pirates hosted Fullerton last night and wtu meet San ROBERT BUKE II Diego Mesa there on Saturday. IYIC~I Santa Ana was at San Diego Mesa last night and faces Mt. ~~~~San Antonio Saturday. Mt. S~ Antonio College's 6 ~ 10 center, tary Nash, was one man wreck1Dg crew wtth WH .-1'1 I'HIJ Fll.\l FY/'051: ~ ·\1JUl" I l.1\IU:RC0Vf"R VJrF: COPS CAS'"/ RF fl l:'f:-.. fl\' Yfii 'U -rn.F ~'/5/fJ\ q : r. 2nd TOP A TmACTlOH ROBERT MITCHUM ''THf FRIENDS OF 21 points In the first half last Saturday as be led the under- dog Mmmtles to a 35-35 halt- ti me standoff wiUl the Pirates in the Mt. SAC gym. Livsey made a few adjust- ments during Inter mission and the changes paid off In the sec- ond halt. Nasi\ was held to 4 points, boxed In by 6-8 Dean Bogdan and 6-5 Jim Worthy. IIAN" """• ~~ I The Pirates shocked favored ' Cerritos 55-44 last week on Wednesday in the OCC gym. I PETER BOYLE ......... l.lT.o$UN. -· (I) ::=:::::::-IR_> __.CHURCHES Escape Is Everything ' .... ~l(tlfj'(q_~ ~ ~e.ur.tr:.rs-GD 6 MON.-FRI . 7,20-9,55 2nd IUIT LANCASTII IN "SCORPIO'' MATINEES. • SAT.-SUN.-MON. STARTS FRIDAY FEBRUARY 15 DAILT SHOWINGS from II :30 A.M. dsr.f tOifliMOOUS D~IU fROM lZ PI E t.f:V11'< - GEORGE C. SCOIT • , MIKE NICHOLS""' 1HE "-10 ntEA'mE ONE T\I!S.·W!D.·THUR..fll. 7-1-11 SAT.·SUN.- 1-3-0 7.f.11 • THE HI GHWAY HUlSE OF PRAYER, 2411 E. Coast Hwy,, Corona del Mar --Pastor Wil- liam Kroah will begin a series on Colossians at ll a.m. Sunday. Mrs. Kroah will speak at 6 p.m. on "God's delays are not denials." At 7:30p.m. Wednes- day, Pastor Kroah will con- tinue 1\is senes on the second eomlng or Christ • PLYMOlJJ H CONGREGA- TIONAL CHURCH, 3262 Broad St., Newport Heights • -Guest preacher Sunday wiH be Dr . WilHam Diehm, speaking at to a.m. on "Reflec t the glor y" and at 7:30p.m. on '·The tlappy Christian.·· He Is an ordained Baprtst minister and a clinical psyc hologist and marriage, ramlly and child coWlselor. He is c hairman of the psycho logy department at Southern Calif- ornia College, Costa Mesa. • THE NE WPORT HAR BOR CHLlK H OF RELIGIOUS SCI- ENCE, 541 Center St., Costa Mesa --"Let your lig1lt shine•· will be the ser mon topic or the Rev. Eleanor Jackson at 11 a.m. Sunday. • GR ACE BIB LE CHURCH, ' 565 w. 18th St., Costa Mesa --The Rev. Thomas Tyree will pr each at 10:30 a.m. Sun- day on "Mental atttiOOe,'' con- tinuing his s t udy In PhiliPPians. His topic at 7 p.m. Is ''The grace equipment for learning. •· • THE NEWPORT UNITY CHURCH, 15th St. and Irvine Ave., Cliff Haven ~-The Rev. Sune Ric hards will pr each at 10 a.m. Sunday on "Are you exPI!n<:lable or expandable?'' • ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY. TERIAN CHURCH, 600 St. An- drew 's Road, CWf Haven -- This Is mission SWlday and the Rev. and Mrs. FrederlekStoc.k, missionaries to Pakistan, wtll bring the message oo ''Words from the other side of our planet." Rated C • • • . , { p ... ~ o 'I . . lANG THE OfiUM SLOWLY" Ralod PC 1:55 IUIIDAY Olll.Y MattMt, lltU'ta at I .m. ' amend, delete or l4)datecertain amendment would delete the c hanges tor street and alley sections of the City Charter reference to a misdemeanor. purposes. to br ing them into conformity PROPOSiTION 2wouldamend Dated F'eb. lt, 1974. with existing laws aDd to e lim -City Charter Seetlon 402 -Com-Laura Lagios !nate duplication and conlUel, pensaUoo, Section 404 -The City Clerk ot the as follows: Mayor, and SecUon 704-Com-City of Newport Beach SecUon 401-Ellgl.bllJty. Th.ts pensaUon as follows: Publish: Feb. 14 and 21, 1974, amendment would c hange The reimbursement for out In the Newport Harbor Ensign. MONEY MADNESS Our city manager in Newport Beach has come up with a 10- year plan that calls for spending a lot more money than the city will take in. Instead of trimming tlie budget down, he has taken the easy way out and asked the City Council to do it for him. What are we paying this guy $35,000 a year for? Instead of handling this outlandish ·budget to the Council and telling them to cut it or raise taxes, he should bring in a realistic budget that would allow the city to live within its means. Isn't that what you and I do when we figure out a family or business budget? Well, here ar.e a few suggestions for the city manager and the Council on how they can trim some fat from this blubbery budget : First of all, tell the police chief to pay for those 9 extra police- men he wants by getting rid of his expensive helicopter toy. Sure, we know he jumps at every chance to publicize the copter when it does something good. Every year, he has the copter included in the special valor awards program. Sure, the helicopter oc- casionally happens to be at exactly the right place at the right time and aids in preventing a crime, saving a life, or catching a crook. So would those 9 extra men he needs. And they'd prob- ably do a heck of a lot more good than the noisy whirlybird. Another way to help bring that lopsided budget back toward some kind of a balance would be to forget about throwing the Marinapark mobilehome residents out of town. Let them stay and pay us $150,000 a year in rent, instead of wiping out that income and spehding a bundle to build tennis courts where they live. We are headed for hard financial times. think about big budgets over the next 10 years. ting back and tightening our belts. This is no time to We should be cut- The Council should tell the City Manager to come back with a 10-year budget projection based upon the assumption that the city will have less income in the future. Orwell's predictions of 1984 were pretty scary. Our City Man- ager's 1984 wild spending program is even scarier. * * * * P. S. A lot of politicians who have put the country in bad shape are out politicking to try to get re-elected. 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