HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-06-19 - Newport Harbor EnsignShop robbed,
burned again
After beJ.Dc bdned oet "'
butn ... 3 Umtl -t.tc. 1D
tbe put .s moDths-~eter
Ray Fields .. aboUt rtldJ
to ciYe up.
"I ~'~"' t~y'vt cot me
DOW," the IIJrbl, 80ft-..,oae
buslDeslman aid McDIIJ,
after baJ'Ilafl broke Into
bb small sbop In COlt&
Mea's Vi.ta lboppq eec-
ter, stole a.o t.Umat.d
$l0,000 In jewelry, then set
fire to tbe bul141Dc.
Mr. Fields, uaable to pay
tbe bilfl premiums for both
tt.re and tbeft damage, was
coYered Ollly for ftre. "ADd
I )1st can't handle tht blc
loss this time," he satd
MCAlday, as ftremeo boarded
ap b1s small shop at 845
W. 19th.
Ray Fielda 1s a World
War n vet.tru wbo 1s weU mon In tbe Harbor area
for b1.s support of patriotlc
causes. He 1s a put com-
maDder of Colta Mesa's
Amertean Legtoo Post, aDd
sparked a program to get
aU VIsta Center busioesses
to dlsplay American flags.
WILLIAM AUSTIN AND "IT GI RL" CLARA l OW
OLD -TIME FILM
STAR DIES HERE
WUl.l&m Austin, plooeer
rum star of tbe sUenl days
a.Dd earlJ talkies, dled Suo-
day at his Corona del Mar
home, just 3 days after hls
91st blrtbday.
A mao aecaeed of ter-
rort.IJar tee.ce rtr'llfn tbe
HCladed Baell Bay area 1s
lD tall today.
Mtellul Lamoot BICciDs
20, of S&Dta ADa lfeiCih:
..,., uretted late Taaday
JD tn.t ot b1a bome at !0232
Blrcb. after a rtr'l wbo lifed
neubJ told poUce be wu tbe
man wbo asaalted ber u
lbe 'ft.l.ted ber q In tbe
bi"UbJ area )1st IOCJtb of
Suta Au Heights.
"She saw blm drtflnc by
1D a car at &boat .C p.m.,
aDd we went rlcbt out and
arrested bim," said Detec-
tive Ken Smttb, wbo has
worked oo tbe case sfnee
the series of attempted rapes
began in January. There baa
been 1 rape a.od 3 attempted
rape• tn the area st.oce t.ben.
''All involved girls 18 or
19, wbo were wal.ld.Dg their
dogs 1n tbe area," says Det.
Smtttt. "Tbe suspect would
enpce tbem 1n cooversaUoo.
then 11M a lln1fe and a weapon
resembling a .45 caJ.Jber
automatlc pistol to threaten
them." Tbree of tbe girls
raa away.
Newsmen cooperated with
pollee 1n DOt pubUcl.ziog the
c rtmes, because of tbe
nature of the investlptlon.
Higgins was described as
5-11, 200 lbs., employed as
a &tock clerk In a super-
market 1n Costa Mesa.
The crimes of which be
Is accused occurred Jan 1
March 4, March Z8, aDd AprU
·~ COSTA
MESA
21. All of the rictlms UYed
in the ceoeral area of tbt
Back Bay, Santa Ana HelcbU,
and Costa Mesa.
Pollee made oo coooectioo
wttb the July, 19'73 rape-
sla)1Dc of LlDda O'Keefe
11-year-old Corooa del...;
girl wbose body wu JooDd
on Back Bay Drtve. and
wbose murder ls sWJ un-
solved.
Htcctns was in Newport
Beach jlU yesterday, witb
bail set at $25,000, and ar-
rafgnmeot scheduled for
sometime today, June u, 1n
Harbor Municipal Court. A
line-up, to give 3 otber vic-
tims a chance to ldeottty
hlm, was scheduled late yes-
terday.
Detectlve Smith said the
s uspect was unarmed aod
gave oo resistance when be
was arrested.
CHAMBER TO HEAR
OF FI RE SAFETY
Baste safety rules lor ftre
prenotion wW be the topic
at the 8 a.m. brea.kfkst meet-
log of the Corona del Mar
Chamber of Commerce
Tt.lrsday, June Z6, at the
Sherman Foundation Center
on Dahlia Ave. aod Coast
Hwy. The speaker wW be
Arthur Mortoo, admlnJ.stra-
tlve aide at the Newport
Beacb tlre department.
Reservations may ~ made
by callfng 673-4050 or 673-
7065.
Mr. Fields came to the
Harbor Area after World
War D and set up shop lD
VIncent's Lido Drugs in
Newport's Lido ~bops area.
After a fire wtped out the
df1AI store in 1954, be started
his jewelry business In Vista
Center. Last December, the
bluest ftreln Costa Mea's
ttlstory gutted tbe shoppq
center, almost completely
destroytng Field's Vista
Jewelry store. Lucidly, most
of tbe watches be was re-
pa1ri.llc were at b1.s borne
1D Sula Aa, ud cutomus
lOt tMm bJ~k 1D lood ~. ._., .• «re dM&of.edhi'J
He played lead c haracter
roles witb the top movie
stars of hls day, often In
comedy roles as the
Brlt!sher that he was, but
also in musicals aod west-
ern fUms.
He was born 1n George-
town, British Guiana, South
America, spent b1s boyhood
and scbool years 1n England,
tbeo was 1n bullneu in
Sba.DCbal Jor le'Yeral 1•rs .,.,. OOIIltlll to tbe UDitect
married," wttb Llla Lee·
"The man from Blankley's.';
wltb Jobn Barrymore and
Loretta Young; ''Sllk stock-
ings,'• with Laura La Plante
and Renee Adoree; "Let's
go oattve," with Jack Oakie
aDd Jeanette MacDonald·
"Along came youth," wtth
Buddy Rogers and Stu Irwin;
"A tallor made man," with
Hedda Kopper; "Corsair,"
one of the early talldes, witb
Thelma Todd and Chester
Morris; "High society,"
wltb Florence Desmood, and
Council to get
pay raise plea
llttle. Flremeo eltimated
$1,000 structural damace,
but the burglars took all of
Mr. Field's watch bands,
a.Dd wtped out most of b1s
stock ol otber jewelry items.
Acaln, customer's
'W'ltches were sned.
"I'm contacting my cus-
tomers and arranging to
meet them back here at the
shopping center to get thelr
watches back," he ex-
plained.
Accor<1.1ne to ftremeo and
pollee, the burglars flrst
broke down tbe door of a
vacant olftce next door, then
got Into tbe jewelry store
by breald.nc in tbroulh a
wall into a closet. Tbe t\re
was lbrted in the closet
after tbe thieves ransacked
the store.
"I ruess I'll look for
somethlng else to do," Ray
Fields said quleUy a.s he
.u"eyed his loss. "1 doo't
·have tbe money to start aU
over apln. They'Ve really
dooe me In this time."
"Return of Dr. Fu .uncoo," City employees seekfnc
made 1n 1930, pay ra.t.s.s wlll make per-
States Ill 1915.
His first professioaa.lact-
lnc role ns oo stage In
the Morosco Tbatre In los
Angeles. By "19 be was in
Epacopal M"lcta wW be 1C1a11 appeals to tbe c tty
tleld at t .,.-. e.day, .1.. CCMIOCU MODda.J DJp.t at
19, at Pael.ftc vt.., Ct.pel, Ne'lfJIOI't S.eb City Ball.
Harbor View HWa. Tbe CoaocU's ftD&l publlc
He 1s survived by hJs wlfe. beart.og oo the proposed $19
Dora Mae Austin. m Ulloo dollar budget for the
the movtes, and hls 1oog LO 1 h ld • M • ~la:~:b:a%~r::.: Ca S e 10 eXICO
Pathe-RKO, Uotted Artists A Newport Heigbts mother
and Paramount in leacttne said yesterday she eJpects
productions of the era. her 2 sons to be released
Hfs movie credits include by Mexican autboritles wbo
the following: "Ruggles of picked them up oearGuadal-
Red Gap," wUb Ernest Tor-ajara on a charee of marl-
ranee, Louise Dresser and juaJla possession.
Edward Everett Horton; Mrs. Nancy Van Den Brink
"It," wltb Clara Bow, the said soos, Tony, 20, and
"It glrl" of tbe 19ZO's and Dirk. 22, called ber yester-
1930's; "Drums of love," day to say they would be
Wltb Mary Pbilb1n, c1lrec$ed D p dd ck by D. W. Grtmth; "Tbeworld r. a 0
at ber feet," wltb Floreooe
Vldor, wbo later married
Ylol1nist Jascba HeUets and of c M d·aes Uved in tbe HeUetz bouse • i
here on Harbor Islaud; Dr Ro p
"SWim, girl, swtm," with • sa addock. retired ch.lropractor aod active Bebe Daniels; "Sweetie," with Nancy Carroll aDd He leo cburcb leader In Costa Mea, died Sunday at a F oaDta1D
Kane, the baby voiced "boo-Valley hospital. Se"lces
boopaa-doop" gtrl; ''Just will be held at 8 p.m. today,
home as sooo as Mexican
pollee check out their story.
"They were on tbeir ny
home from Guatemala," said
Mrs. Van Deo Brlnt, "wben
someooe offered them $50
to drop oft a package at an
airstrip. Tbey dldn't eveo mow wl\at was ln tbe pack-
age."
Mexican pollee say there
were 615 pounds of mart.
Juana in their car when they
were arrested near Ameca
JaiJ.sco, aboat 60 mUes west
of Guadalajara, on June (.
''I talked to a Mexican
lawyer by pbooe," related
Mrs. Van Den Brink, ''aod
he said it was )1st a .mtter
of procedure to get the boys
relea8ed any day now."
Petition h1·1s NB tavern ~~:.1~.~ ~l~y·s Dr. Paddock practiced in
Tbe Va.o Deo Brlnks live
at 800 15tb St.
Reunion for
class of '70 ChanDel, and c1l'UD.ka climb El Centro tor 30 y•rs be-
over boats, cars and docb. fore retiring to Costa Mea
• NotM from tbe rock 4 years ago. He llftd at
band bothers reeldeatl from 1970 Wallace.
11 W Z He was a deacoo. maden-p.m. UD a.m. ir tor, cbo member and San-• Resldeotl' cars 1tt Ucattd Wbell tbeJ ...,r .. U-day scbool teacher lor mt.DJ --. yars at the lst Ballt1st leplly, iD Wba'*flr ltftower Ctm'ch ol El Ceatto, ud a
putiJic space IMJ cu fiDd. leader of tbe mea's t.UO.-
Mr. Cl..muoa, 'Fbo •11 ship at Harbor AsatmbiJ o1
be ba.s mauctd Smotey•s God Church In Costa Mtll.
for the put Jar, cl&lms He was an booorai'J member
b1$ cu.stom..rs park eltberiD of tbt WCTU, aad was a.e-
bta lot, or a.erou tbe 1tnet tift lb tbe Campas Cruadt
1D frollt of dty ball. a,r Cbrtst, Youth t)rC .. " .. ••we ..... $100 a moDt.b ........ ~ Cbrl.stlaD Buslolam•'•
a,r a aa.tlonotd eec:arity Ann.. tba Optimist Clabud
pard to patrol oatate, aDd 1 we baYe 15 doorm..a _ at 11 a coase or ud Ieider
l•st 5 OD ....., at au tlma LD ,oatb IW'D mtr c:aJIDCI&. --v S..ntvort LDcladtbilwtfe, -to bl •n IIIObcMt1 taUs Mujortt, lOili r..a-aDd dr!Db outlide." AJS Mz. .... .. ~ cs..ro.. ••we a.p tM frcllt Sttpblp ol Costa M ... bro-
door cloled to -.u.DOUI tiMn BUJ'Dell PlddoctoiSaD ~ Ud tM be.ct 4oor t. DltcO aDd Dllt Paddock ot
_,. cJolld at Ill U... SaUJu. aDd Zpudi:Widra. u Cllll' , ..... ma WWid .U Tblt •nlct ~ be oa.-
---.. ducted bJ !ln. v. L. But-
.. ·--# te a JI'Ob-wiCk ud bY D E B1b11r
••· '" wus be clld eo . baGI o1 Ra!bOr '•• iaMJ oi
... • ... .. t OINI' -. God. Bvlal wtD be .. Loll
cMcll ....... I IS .. &ada.
~-...,. ca ut>•• · .. ... " MEW U IRARY HOURS . ..... c-.-, ......
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Newport Harbor high
seboors class of 1970 wW
bold Its ftrst 5-year reunion
JatJ Z at.tbe Royal Caboose
....aaii.I'Ut In Balboa.
BUt SbedcS, wbo tsorp.ni.Z-
Loc tbt rtanJoa. ~ed a
plea tbis net t)r any gradu-
aC.S ~ laYe Dot been coo-
taeted. CO call bim and give
tbetr addreaes.
••we lave traced doW11
aboC 300 ot the 500 --d.eata wbo rradlattd 1n
lt?O, .. aid Mr. Sbedd.
Mr. Sbedd't daytime pboDt
nllftbu 11 Ml-15!1.
A woRIIr commtttee a,r
tblt ,.... IDclWs ow.
Blllblp. Ctm. BrowDIU.
.J.U ...._r, Mark Jacobi.
Pat ICeiiJ. BnU l.autll•, ............ a.tJWb.Ue-
.... ud Mr. Sbtdd. ..... ,..... .ea.ru a.t •
p..a. Mil tall ao,..& Cabooet
wiD be eiOeld u.t .....,.. ..,
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flscal year beginning July 1
ls at tbe top of the agenda
for the replar 7:30 p.m.
mMU~c. Auoclatbl.a ~
HMDt.lDc tbe city's 800 tm-
p&oyees wW bave repre-
sentatives to argue their
pleas for a.omaal pay raises
a veragtng about 10 per cent.
Negotiations are under
way this week between ctty
management otnctals and 6
employee assoclatloos.
"The Monday night budget
heartne. whlcb will include
our reasons for oeec1.lDg a
cost-of-living raise. will be
a good opportunity for New-
port Beach cltl.leDs to tell
tbe CouocU what they thin.k
of our job performance and
what we are worth to the
city," sald a spokesman for
tbe association r~reseotin(
pollcemeo. Pollee are seek-
log a 12 per cent pay hike,
according to city persormel
chief Frank Ivens. He saJd
tbe city 1.s offertnc au em-
ployees a 6 per cent ra.tse.
which he said would add
$528,000 to tbe annual city
buJget.
Also oo Monday a.lght's
Councll agenda:
• APPEAL of a P~
Commlssloo declsloo allow-
ing muiU-Wllt constructfoo
at 408 Haul, Corooa del
Mar.
• RESTAURANT parldng
standards ordJnance.
• SC HOOL SITE lease of
city-owned property at 5th
t.nd Marruertte in Corooa
del Mar, former site of
Hart)C)r Day Sebool, to
Crardeo Sehool of CDW.
• PUSSYCAT tbtatre in
Balboa wUl be tbe subject
of a sta.U report, and a cttl-
aeo petitioD apJut tbe
trteatn wtll be .,...._rttd.
• APPOtNTMENTS are
due f.or ..,. pltu•ac com-
mlaioDers. para. blacba
and rec:reat:loa commts-
aiootn. u artt commls-
slaDer, Mtttal COCIUIMWtJ
di'Niopmtat commUte~
membws. ud tbt ~ltJ np-
re..eat1q to tM SuG ADa
RlYer Gralllbelt COIIIIDJs-
aloG.
BURGLARY LOOT that pollee ay was recoYered wben
tbey unsted Donald Yanue, 32. of Costa Mea last
Tlllnday 11 dlll)layed by Newport Beaeb pollee detective
Jobn Furrow. Y aoase. a former employee of Antbony
Sboe Serrice, was arrested after investigation of bur-
glaries at ADtbony shops In Newport, Corona del Mar
a.od Santa ADa. Detective Furrow said more than $10 000
Ill stoleD property ns recovered. Yan.ase Uves at n'o-B
Cecll, ID Costa Mesa. (Pollee photo)
Mang hearing
on July 21
Mlctael Mane, a Corooa
del Mar b1gb school teacher
threatened wlth dlsmlaal
over what school admlDil-
trators call "un-protes-
slooal cooduct, •• will ret a
public beartne olthecbarges
on July 21. The hearing was
set Monday at a spectal
school board meetme.
MORE RAIDS
AT PUSSYCAT
Those sexy movies are
sWl sbowtog at Balboa's
Pussycat theatre, as pollee
a.Dd state and local poU-
Ucians increased pressure
this week against tbe movle
house.
Police raided tbe theatre
at 709 E. Ba.lbotl Blvd. for
the 2lld tlme last Tllursday.
tbeo bit it twice apln oo
SUDday, coo.t1scating reelsof
X-rated rums.
Pussycat executfveJimmy
J ohnsoo sa.1d Tuesday that
bis lawyer wUl be gol.og to
federal court to seek an
ln)Ulction against what he
called ''pollee barassmeot •'
unless -the multiple raids
stop.
A federal )Jdge ruled last
year tbat Buena Park pollee
were wrong 1D conflscatiog
more than one print of each
tUm they wanted to use tn
prosecuting an obscenity
case against the Pussycat
theatre there. The U. s.
Supreme Court Is due to
Mile any day oo Buena Park's
a"*l.
Sunday's double raid by
Ne-.rport police grabbed 2
prints •cb of "Tbe llft and
Umu of Xartera Hollaader"
and "High rtse."
"The )Jdge's ruling does
not affect our case, • Sgt.
Bob Gatewood, Newport vice
detective. arguert this week.
Mr. Johnsoa, vlce.presi-
deot of tbe Pussycat chain.
disagreed.
"There have been very
few public complaints about
our right to show adult ttlms
to adults," he told the En-A state bearing otticer
sign. "To me, tbat gives will preside over the bear-
some lndlcaUoo of com-ing, whlch 1.s set for 9 a.m.
munfty standards.'' in Moote· Vista elemeotary
Sunday night's ratd came school's multi~
after about 75 movle(Oer s room at 390 Monte Vista
had seen the X-rated double Costa Mesa. The l¥1artnC
feature. The 3 earlier raids board will Include a mem-
all In the afternooo, dis~ ber appointed by the New-
rupted audiences ofless than port-Mesa school district
a doteD. No customers were trustees aDd a member
arrested, a.nd those wbo had picked by Mr. Mang.
not seen the eotlre double-Mr. Mang, wbo Uvea in
bUl got their money back. South Lacuna. was suspeoded
theatre employees said. in May from his job as a
State Senator Dennis car. government teacher at the
penter of East Bluff wbo high school. in keeping with
seeks a U. s. Seoat; seat scbool policy, the specWc
next year, bas Introduced charges have DOt been made
l"lslatloo aimed at making publlc, as a protectloa for
obscenity prosecutions the accused teacher. How-
easier. ever, Mr. Mang has said he
Newport City AUorney wUl exercise his option to
Dennis O'NeU hinted tilLs have the charges aired in
week that, lf obsceoity public at tbe July 21 meet-
charges <Joo•t bOld up lD lng.
court, the city may tum to According to some stu.
&OOlng aDd public nuisance dents at COM bigh scbool,
laws to try to close down Mr. M.q bas been under
the Pussycat. fire for ··unorthodox'' teach.
"Zontnc Ull1 public ouLs-1ng methods that include a
ance laws, applied arbltarll} very relaxed attitude toward
to censor motion pictures, studeots, aod a lackolform-
bave beeo declared un-COO· allty in dea.l1n& with subject
stltutiooal," ays Yr. Jobn-matter. son. Stucleot& and pt.nats,
City CouocUman Howard wLDlile to IPIU Ia Mr.
Rocers, wpo rtpreseots BaJ-w~·s be hal!, ~ at
boa, made pabllc this week a May %8 scboolboardmttC-
the names of Z3 adults a.od iog.
5 children, aU Balboa rest-ALBACQR dents, who slgned petitions E
ob~ting to tbe theatre.
Meanwhile. Jimmy John-ARE NEAR son says "business L~gettlng
better every day" at tbe
Pussycat.
Exchan ge Club lauds
Upper Bay preservers
Albacore are bert. Or, at
least close eoough to be
ca11gbt by local anglers, who
stuted reeling In the big
nsh this week.
Balboa An&lfn& Club
flsbermeo reported catc hes
1n tbe 60-mlle bank last
w eek.eod, and Art • s Landing
seot out lts nrst albacore
pa.rty Tuesday nJ(ht. By 9
a.m. yesterday, the boat re-
ported 13 albacore hooked
1n early-mornin& O.Shlne.
Frank and F' ran Roblnsoo
a Westcli.tf couple ..rho "Just
wanted to swim In tht> bay,"
wut be honored todav, June
19, for their part in turning
most of Uwer Newport Bay
into a poblk gamepre~rve.
ldr. aod Mrs. Robinson
will be anrdt>d the roveted
book of golden det>ds a..vard.
given anouall) b~· the ~ew
port Harbor Exchan~e Club
to a person who donates time
and energy to voluntary com-
munity service. The award
will be made at tht' Ex.
c hange Club's weekly lunch-
eon meeting at tht> Bahb
Corinthian Yacht Club,
The Roblnsons movt>d to
WestcUf! In 1962.
"The real estate a~eol
told us about a sandy public
beac h thlt would be avail-
able to us )lst a block. any
at tbe foot of our street."
Mr. Robinsoo rec~lls.
The follow~ year, the
Irv1.M Co. and the count}'
&DDOUDCed a land trade ttat
would have made tbe Upper
Bay•s waterf'root prtnte lr-
Y1ne JaDd. When tbe Rob1D-
ICIIIS' t .. -a~ 1011 came
bome a few days later and
COld ot a "ketO off" stcn
at what had bten a public
baJ belch, Fran and Frank
R.obtuoo cot mad.
"We aN DOt blrd
ntcbers. and dfc~D't ".,
... 'ftat u. tel'm ··-~lelia' -..t." n -can. ta• enJ*Ic a•~ ... ~~~~u. ••w• Jut ftDted to
co eo tM held" u " '*' btea told .-. coald. We felt
till ~ ud tM plbUc ,... 1"11111 abaddlalle
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to be a 10-year lepl battle
that ended ln AprU. 1973,
when the lrvlne Co. an-
nounced It would give UJ> all
claim to Uwer Bay tide-
lands. Federal, state, county
and city l«eflcles Immedi-
ately went to work on a study
of what to do wtth the t:ay.
The decision was for a pme
preserve, with some public
access. The state Fish and
Game Of!llt. Is 1n the pro-
cess of taking over the bay.
State Senator Denn.ls Car-
penter, Assemblyman Rob-
ert Badham, the Irvine Co.
and the Newport Harbor
Clamber of Commerce 1.re
amolli tbose who favor tbe
move. Senator Carpenter l.s
trytng to push th~h 1~
lation to make state mooey
anllable to buy the land
rtorr. Irvine.
But, those who have fol-
lowed the bay cootroversy
from lts begtnntng wW tell
rou thlt the Robtuou, aloac
•Uh IIICb Fr1eoc1.s of N..,-
port Bay leaden u Ray
WUllams and aatiiiOr w.a.,
Man. were tbe real
"mcwers" who avid u.e
U~rBay.
F l'lllk and Fru Rota-
"' laYeD't quU WOit!lli c.l
the project. TIMJ are watctl-
Lac tht hctslatan•• _....
tc mab tbe mooey alll11-
a.bk, &Dd an lla1llllabraa
ot ~ 6rta to orp.IM
u ac-eY eo cnotn~et De a-
tin ..t.nbtd ttllt ~ u.. bay. ,.... 11 wr1llllc a boot ._ u. _.,. Ia)'
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Tbe albacore Is a loog-
flnned tuna, requiring heavy
tackle. Early catches tan
beeo reported IQl to 15
pounds.
ANNUAL MEETING
FOR N.B. ASSN.
Central Newport Bach
Community Assn. members
will hold tbeLr annual meet-
Ing and election of otncers
at 7 p.m. Wednesday, June
25, at the American Leglon
Hall, 15th Street a.od Bay
Avenue.
President Wllllam John-
SOD said all residents ol
the PsinSula, betwHn the
Newport a.od Balboa plers.
are invlted to the gather-
Inc, which wUl feature dl.s-
cusioo of a proposed 14-
pot..ot policy stattmeot ao
matters of ma)Or cooceru
to Ulle area.
Sab)lcb scbtdultd t>r
Coo.sideratioa by membeq
I.Dcl'edt ~re oU drtll111c.
oe.u-h'c:IM awtomobU. ud
bkJ~ part:Sac, ~
btlc11t Umlta. tram ....W.
Mnlcl clllrJIII .........
m.u.s. ••o•• or a1r
Mrri.ee at ~ ec.ty
~-.......... of ~----~ ....._._.olau' V I'-d ~pan.-
• The Birch Log
1r PIANO I IIO&YA 1'11 ~ A Closer Look At Detente ,.., I..,.,...... .. CITY ., ... ,..... ~~-o&Mt .............. ....
....................... -•BriMMt,Af·rr•r~nr ,.,_Dfe, srilt.Mt.m •• '"'"· Aad iD 1M ..n. .... ..W. tllet
VWS II U a 1'4:"'IQQ'l I t.W Ul ...... ......, are' th• fl opp011. tlUe ... utioa II UMb&t to Ill* • oiJ ~ ._.. ua A•• ud wtlo "-to c-..-.. Ia &be ...., ot __,. f11 wi&llout our help. At ...._ _. ot U.. • .,_
nL.,ItOIIIt (114) ,,...... ::.=a::=..:: RoBERT ALuN ,. . ica'o -.. It---........ ,.. -.. bu to bo ftoloo •
. ~ pf'FICIII&. AlE ' Ia-1o--pooliocU..c-...-;tt_lad _ _,. Uwo oceopt the_., the& the 8ooiot
01\lMICITYOP 1 DlltUMJi . _ .. _...,piOM. -cloriDcoooioto ... totheouad-•ot'l(9-· Union dooo havo nuciMr oad-~·
PDBLIIHED WDkLY, 01 ftwllll1. a.o.t elul lliC. ~ o&l drtiUic. CITY COUNCIL mua.il.m ua ~ produttl,..l'clnle. iti•, we mu.l ~y admJt that tM AIDIIkaD
-pold al eon-clol -· Calif. Ollleo ul -.u prool11!1' c1 Go, Bot -.., C..•-.._,-tho pem!Dinl hao .-Ia awd'l( thlo pr_, plool 1o 1111 -.. _, 1'1111. Cout llfti!Oit --.,c.., _.., c1 God-cl-rlfbto ..., ,..,_,, ...,.y. Tho !Dftll l•portant ._ 1a -n
HI&WaJ. Corola del liar, CaUt -.as. ' ncth'ed d'fle award COld C~MT-~L ..,"'· ••.a IIDd beoi\M it bal epcwaed a bloodbeth u:a-techooloo It tbe comput.r. Ytt. U.S. ArDu,
THE NEWJIOIIT BAR!dl ~ 1IU ~ 1!oJ tor cl'IIO oomco 11>1111 .,...uo1oc1 Ia blolooy, -to wtth Co!D!Dualom wtlh the opprvvol ol our --~ -.,.,
lo bo 1 -cl _. a..-br .,... ..,.....,., , ...Uy am00111lo to a d...._blo --loo ouppljod -puton to the Co!D!Dwololo. '!;My
docrH llo, A-10171 dallll IIQ'lf,11111, Ia s.,o<tor Tl!aliiOid l!oJ anrd...., 101 ALLI!M S 19..0 COUMCIL CAMP'AIGM CARD with....,._, ovH. Hononblo mon.,. dut•-bavo a1oo auppliod hardw.,., -pia tooiJar, c-tor 1111 c.-, c1 ~ Slalo c1 Ca111ornJo, ' ud by r-.-tbtt., lJ, qaa:Wied' to ,-llab all fromtlltU.S.JIIDibrCMm-sumrnertlme.Heutabu.bed IUJPIII proct~tcUoo JI)UI. boUDd to~ .ucb MI. Y« in AIIMriea tntinfactori•,equipmmtotevery~l•
publk:-roq!!lrod bJ loW, bor ol Commt,..,,... WU ll!e pia!! ot ealllDc part111a Tilly -1n>m .....-1 IO!Iay, wollndour._,oha!Dolo.l)o,._... ldlld,oadovenmonoytolhoU.S.S.R.oadotber
A.RVO E. HAAPA •...•. Oner ud Pubu.blr p:,:n;"U. ~:::or IMc,:r· of juY..Uea arrested to tab bU'd&llJpa ud opert.ce m, policiel ol d6c.a.te, Soch IDOYtl luw our Commi.tniet ne\iona for )'eatt. lnat.d ol crilw·
PEG HA.APA ...........• ~tate Editor r 1 nonp kll tbetr cbU4reo. backmtothetr ••t U taJr.ta to n a war. II:Wbl opn. totbtc:harp tbatweue....Uand iftl'ln fMt et whit &an.t.Qy • m .. -iD.ttJe.."f-t
SUBSCRIPTION RATES ~~~.:!.~tt~~~ =~ Oft custody. For miD)'JI&rS It ftl rather .. I'd lo~ U.O.. ua.-~Ddp&ed ud ectuailt.Nafnl' for pqct. CommuDilt war m.eblne., .,. eboukl Mop~
Ill Harbor Ar• ••• ODe year. $5.DO; 2 ,.,,, t a.oo G 0 he OWDtd lAd opented the worttn wt10 llkld to loaf. miMive contributione to it.
Out of Harbor Ar• One Je&r' K.OO: 1 JIIJ'I $10 oo anmer ftl IDtCa tel as Balboa llll.od Variety Store to loat oo u.e Job wble tbe R--... •••••• ... ~-,. u 00 ... o·•-r •--•. ,.. •• 1.~.,• ••• 1 ••-• ' ' • · prtsideot ol lhe Jaycee~. ooMariMAYe. mubeddetbembadamedl--..--··-·• ._ ' we w• II&IKI • ---i:t-
•Otben W1Wl toot~ 1D tbe He wu c:ba.lrmu ot a cal dbehl.rce from acUfe Tht mc.t c:ommon NMOD aft'.-.d ia favor ol U.S.S.R. really doea need eip.iflc:a.nt P' to ~ ~ c:eremooies were Cuba Ml,r-reemployment commJttee duty 1D GuadalCID&J or cUtente is the f.., ol nudeu war. Tbt UJU· develop it. untapped oil and ru ,_y-. then d4 J_ .....11-..-riB, flrst 'ftce..presidemt; tturLDc World. War u, tlDdiD& Tann. numt in it.l moet IUCd.nc:t form it: '"'l"hh onJy it certainly U not illO(ic:al to wonder about. lt.l
~ ..,. ~ .. Harold Benedict, 2Dd nee-war pl&Dt jobs for tbe boys Toda1, Robert Allee,,... ett.rutive to cooperat.iq with Communiem a. .Ueced·military miaht.
APA bH t presldeot, Toa)' Plummer, wbo came bac:k from acUwe terdly'e mao of promt.MDee the total dettruc:lian. o1 tiM world."' Lotic:ally,
ARVO E. HA • owner and pu she, 0 the Ensign secretary-treasurer, and AI duty. Tbe prospect of ai(OOd and front pace lifts. Uvea that Dotion muet be baed on a belief t.bat tbe "-l!er View Of mteato ."'0~ OOC!o~ OO>«<o~ 0 O J Horntb, taU twister· pos1t:loo nltibc wu wODder-a quiet retired l.lle ID tbt U.S.S.R. bu nuc:IMr WM.ponl and t.be abUity
• BICENTENNIAL MEMORIAL Bob sened upollcecom-fill for the morale of tbe catacombs of poiWcal obll-10 deliver them at will. aa. wbo wbtcrit. to
.. The Newport Beach Bicentennial Ccm-cmouoclsstooumaner uandweUI>e !:~~· conftlescent servic:amen. Yloo. Hls etrortl, Ills coo-•uch • vt .. bolda that the Soviet~. po.e.
There iJ •nother ••Y to kx:lk et ~t.e.
however-a way whic:h iJ aner ~ by
the fortiln policy uperta lD pemmlmt IDd
the pre.. It iJ thtt d6tente ila i.etic:al JIWMU·
ver In the lona-c:ontlnuinr pli.DI tA • powcfu1
t.W to merge Communilt and free natioN lDto
• 110c:i•litt one-world 1yatem. Tbe ... Dif 1in ·
dividuala who WOI'k. to build up the ~U·
nitt.l with trade while· tet.rin& down Am~•
with bureaucratic: Soviet;llke CODb'ola U"e•th•
areatelt promot.re of d41t.ent.e .
..-•-Tbey l1ked to know that the trlbaUollB toward the lm--: mittee is looking for a way to establish ally led raids on pmblera. tolts bact home did not for-provement aod betterment nuc:leu t.:hDolOI)', orbit.iq utallit.ea. inter·
:_a lasting memorial tor the celebrattoo He urged tbe erecUooofstcp Ret, aDd, too, tbe fellows of our lon become mtni.. oont.i.netttal m--. and the ma.t hjply t.:h· .. 1J1na OD Balboa l.aJaodi lo wbo saw acttoo oversas mal and lneldeataJ to tl»ae aic:a.l, euper-eopru.tic:ated war mac:hint.
: of the 20oth birthday anniversary of stoo down tr>mc,eJII)OCially reallud ..,.. Important tt who u•e hero today .... u Invariably, bowovv, the d61onto PJft!Doten
:our nation. An obvious suggestion canes during tbe Easter weeks aDd was tor us to meet am befalll otber Counc:U mem-jump rfcbt from thie rmt aqument for appeu-
. bera who ban sened their inc Commuaiam to another that il 1-terrify-
: to m lnd: A return to the principles town dollllllly and laiii!IUIIy. Jar. butouppooodly mon c:ompollinr. we hear'
~ of Individual respoostbllity and tnltia-To menlloo lhe names ol a ''Tho IIMIIY enola COD be oolvecl ......,. poli·
.. tive, private enterprise and devout few • · · Cbarles E. Hart. c:i•ot cMtent.e, becauee the ScMtt Union bu oil
Haas Lorenz, Frank Aildo-end CU tiesx*U. but It neede U.S . t.c:hnoloey
• patriotism that made the United states son, Oor> HIU, Oor .. ollar-todovoloptbem."Towblcbweotferarooound·
Their coal would eppeu to be t.be wi.PfDI out
of all diltinctions between our way ollile and
the Communilt 1yat.em, preparatory to •
mef1er o( .u natioN under their ,.W., .Only
from tbil view doet dtteDte make AD)' 110M.
Tberef'Qre, it muat be rejected by Ul AmericaN
who wilh to prt~~~erve their life, liberty, and
happineu.
'" t st tl In sbaU, Les lsbtll, Braden .: ..... e grea e na on the world. Ftncb., Don Elder, ll L. inc. "Hold on a minute!"'
A grass roots program to revive Sberman, James Brown, o. A-OfCoatndlcdoaa '" In 1 I f U !tan ld B. Reed, W. A. Kirk, Lloyd u.ese pr c p es o se re ce wou Clalro, Earl w. Stanley,lllck In ODe breath, W'l are told that the U.S.S.R.
hu equalled or uc:eeded the tec:hnoiotY tA the
We.t itt the production clatomic: bomb., sleliv-
outlast any ccmmemorative plaque or n ..... RobertShello>,Chlct
moownent that might be devised by Higbie, o . z. Robertson, Stanley Rldderoor, Colonel
bicentennial enthusiasts. Putting Ute Andy smuo, Paul Gruber,
Copyrifht 1975 by ~ Jolul Birth SoeW!y F~• •
S/SGT. BOWEM TR AIHS IN C C..:.ST N AHEUVERS
principles Into practice .right here In AI Fol'lll, Jay Stoddard, Lindsley Parsons, lnlng ZIPPIES Marine Staff Sergeant
Geoe E. Bowen, soo ot Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer N. Bowen
of ZOlO Wallac:e St., Costa
Mesa, partlc~te.1 in "BeD
Buster," an amphibious
coast of tl'le MariDe Corps
Base, Camp Peodletoa.
our heme town would be them ost effective George Gordoo, Dallas Blue, b,htcott
(OI"PICIAL U.5. POlTMAIUCS) meUtod of hooorlng the pioneers who Ross Greeley, Mason Siler,
f d ht Dee Cook. Tbelr cootritJu .. oun ed our nation. We can start rig tlons remalD as bulwarks
L!G.AL MOTICt LEGAL HOTIC! now --by making a solemn declaration t.o the development or our
not to reach out a begging hand for toSownm. e~· I ha•e always ClTY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFORNIA ....,. • A R . NOTICE INVITING BIOO handouts · frcxn the federal government, bad a great arrt.nlty ror the SEALED B~ will be received al tbe office of lba
by dedicating ourselves to preserving ttttle people who over the City Clerk, Ctty Hau, Newport Beach, CaiUorota, ua.W
MRS. BOB FINNEGAN, left, Is presenting tbe womuol years loogtlt for wtat they >lSI)., '\..t. T '.r 10:00 A.M. on the 1st ·day or July, 19'75,atwhlchtlme individual liberty, and by resisting the tile year troph)' to Mrs. Howard Palmer of Costa Mesa. belleved was rtght IJld who tbey wtu be opened and read, for performlng work u
fatal lure of federal bribery through AI right ta Mrs. B. P. Kephart, president of the New-when ~outoftheUme-follows:
bsld. port Beach Chapter, American Bust.oess Woman's Aaso. light or publicity, QUietly lA. CONSTRUCTION OF TRAFFIC SJGNAL AND SAFETY
SU tes. carry the torch for cooct UGHn:NG AT BRISTOL STREET AND BIRCH STREET
Let us remember: "The coodltloo Woman of ,year named ::::~~=~~~r~~f!~ .sn~· ANDMODIMCATIONOFTRAFFICSIGNALATBRISTOt
upoo whtch God hath gtven liberty to man Mrs. Honrd Palmer, re-hor certU!cate as a G....,.. •ott.., bul they oreiiOI... "You're ""• 6-·;., ~~}~n ·-~-~~AM~IV£'1
is eternal vigilance; which condition it cordl.nc secretary of the Analyst. tbeyarestnlfoJ'Ceftllftcures -·, ; ~ ~ . otf u.e pr 1 torm attached ..
he . break servitude is at once the con-Newport Beach Ct..rter Mrs. Palmer and her hUs-aDd coatributors to butld1rw ~t along with... .J'Itb the c:ootract dOcuments furnJshed by the PubUc: Works
' Chapter A:nerlean Bust-band live tn Cosu M'•sa and a better town, a better ny Department, The -acidltloaal copy of the IW'GpOII.I kim ta
sequence of his crime and the pWlish.. ness w'om2n's Assn., was tlley tave one daugt.ter. or lUe tor all. ,_.. .... _,.,_ ...... to be retained by the bidder for hla recorda.
ment of his guilt." selected as woman of the ~-----~---'---....:..-"-=---;-' Eacb bid muat be accompanted by euh, certlfltd chtct
year " the recenl dinner LIGAL MOTICt I;IGAL.MI)11CI Postmarks or Bidder'S Bood, made payable lo lhe City of Nnport • • • • • •
• LET THE VOTERS DECIDE
Governor Jerry Brown's Democrat
controlled state Senate has come up with
another preposterous decision ~-a 22 to
2 vote to require tax supported schools
to ccmmemo rate Martin Luther King's
birthday.
The public and perso nal rec ord of this
slain civil rights agitator does notmerit
him such hono r. Senator Bill Richardsoo,
opposing the Senate bill (SB 637 ), brought
out some of the reasons why the proposal
should be rejected: King had actively
associated with communists and cer-
meetl.ng. She was presented ORDINANCE NO. 1622 a radius of lSSO.OO feet; Beach, tor an amotllt equal to at least 10 parcent or lbe
a troph y by Mrs. Robert AN ORDINAN CE Of T'IE thence easterly alOQI !illld amowt bid.
Fin negan, woman of the year CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH cox entrlc cune 117.95 feel show humor The tllle or the project and the words "SEALED 'Bm"
chairman. REZONING PROPERTY through a centnl 1ngle of ahaU be clearly m2rked on the ~utslde of the eoveklpe
Mrs. Palmer Is entitled AND AMENDI NG DISTRIC-~· oo•zz" to a taocent line coota!D.lng the bid,
to atteDd a sped al luncheon TING MAP NO. 50 parallel wUh a 50.00 feet Cartoootst Jlm Talcott or The contract documents that must be completed, en-
and receive a certlttcate of The Clty Council of the northerly from said center-the Oakwood Apartmeots 1D cuted, and returned .tn ·the sealed bid are:
recognition at the national City of Newport Bea c-h does llne or MacArthurBouleYird Newport Hel&hts has come A. Proposal •
convention to be held atCln-ordain as follows: (proposed); thencu.loagsald ap with a new feature based B. Deslpatton of Subcontractors
rlnnatl, Ohio, 1n Oc tober. SECTION 1. The follow -parallel line North ss•sa• OD postmarks. C. Bldder's Bond
She att ended schools 1n lng described real property 41" Eut, 197 .ao feet 10 tbe Tbe name Is "ZIWleJ," D. Noo~Uusion Affidavit
New Jersey, and ns se-ln the CUyofNewportBeac.h, Point of Beilrullna: as .showu a tate-of!, of course, oa tM E. Statement or Flrlanc1al Responslbillty
lected as a member of the Coucty or Orange, State of oo 01strlc:t1Dc W2p No. 50, U. S. Post Oftlce ZIP code. F. Te<:tllJ.cal Abtut)' and Erpedeoce Referenc:ea
Natlonal Honor Society. She CaiUoml.a , to wit: referred to 1n Seclloll 20.-From tbe thoai&Dds ol 1\1-These doc:amenta: stall be aflbed with the slptwe
began her career In the legal Being 3 oo rtlon or Block 00.030 Jf the N~rt Beach lbtDUc postmarks from ud tltln of the perSOftJ stentor on betw.lf of tba bSdder.
sec retulal neld ln the of-93 of lrvi.Oe's SubdiviskMI, Municipal Code, and by such post o.tflcea Utroacbout thf For c:orponttou, tbe slptures of the PRES1DEI'ff or
flc.e of Ul attorney ln Free-iP the Clt yofN ewportBeach, refereoet mada a part of aatic:G, he plckl out pairs VICE PRESIDENT 1.Dd SECRETARY or ASSLSTAHT SEC.
hOld, N, J., When she County or Orange, State of TUle 20 ot aald Code, Ls that han some humorous RETARY are required aDd the CORPORATE SEAL WU
worked ror 7 years prior to Ca.IUomla, as said bloc k Is hereby rer.oatd from ~he R-ama.lty for •cb otber, lDd be t111a::1 to aU docomeots requiring slcnaturu. lD tbl
moving to Cautomla, si'IOWn on a m2 p recorded 1-8 btatrict to the R-A Dls-ea.cb pair ll accompap.J.ed cue of a PartDersblp, the signature of at l•.t ooa cmera1
She has been wUhthe New-In Book l, page 88 or Mls-trict, and aid l>t$tricting by • pertmeot quip. partoer I.J raqulred.
port Beach b.w firm of c.ellaneous Record Maps, re-Yap No. 50 Is hereby am -Some examples of . the No bids will be accepted from a cootnctor wbo bat tainly was not a man of. non-violence. Howser, Gertner and Brown cords or satdOrangeCouoty, e!Ykt to sh;,·" this r.onl.Dg. pa.lr1.a& oftlDUII.al.lpostmarka oot beell. ucensed 1n accordance with the prortstau o1
While King was still alive, his record for 8-1 /2 years, aDd Is a Calltomta rlescribed as rot-SECTIO~ z. The Director art the followlllc: Robbl (!D Cbapter 9, Dl'f'tsiOD OJ of the BIJSJ.oen aod Prote,.Soaa'
probate admlnlstrator and lows: of the Community Develop. DliDola) lDd BaDb (Ala-Code. The contractor sball state his license number. ud was set forth in 40 columns of type in 1.....,1 assistant tor the tirm. ment "-rtmeDt of the City ba.ma): Lure1 ud Hard)' cJaas1tlcatloa 1n the propo,.l. ~.-Be! inning at the southerly ...._ """" •-Neb ~' u-the Congressional Record by Ohio Con-She has beeo a member or corner or Parcel 1 as said of Newport B•cb !1 hereby ,,_., w n.s-r. .._.. One set or plans and coalract OOcuments, laeludl.rte
J hn A hb k h f d Kin ABWA for two years, and Parcel 1 is shown on a map lnltructed aad ctirected to •DI1 Eclipse (botb ID Vlr-IP(tc:1al J)l'O'f'laiooa, may bt obta!Ded at tbt Public Worti gressman 0 s roo 'W 0 oun g has served asbulletln chalr-filed In Book 61, page 41 clue• Dlstrtctlnc Map No. ri.D.Iak Barber eoct Bald Department, Ctty Hall,. Newport Beach, CaUforDta; at liD
to be ''an apostle of violence and law-mao and recording sec.re-or Parcel Maps, r ecords of 5:) to 1ho, be zon1r1e ctu-Koob CbothlDArtaoas); Jol-co.t to Ucensed cODtractors. It Ia reqoastltd that the pll.n.a
lessness a act'st a power hun ry tary. She also served oo said Orange County; thence ''' detcrtbed 1a SecUc:a 1 ley(lowa)aodFelto.a(CaU-aod contract documents be returned wltblo! weeks aft• ' r ' -g the nomlnat1"", tcholnship, herecf., ud aa said DiJtrtc-torula). tbe btd -..~o . .,. ~,
I I ~ alone the westerly boundary 11 Tal ~ 1 ~ ~~ tyrant, an associate of the most rad ca and audit committees. of sald parcel andthewu-unc Map sballtanbetniO r. cuu. Hc:t'f..., •· The City tas adopted the STAN'OARDSPEClFICATJONI
elements of our society, and individual Mrs, Palmtr eo)Jys terly boundary or Parcel 2 anwoded, tbt am• shaU be baebtlor of flDt artl deerM FOR PUBti:C WORKS CONSTROCTION (18"71 EdWoD) u
gardenlnc and reading, and as shown on said Parcel Map, in full force and effect and i.t USC, wbtr. bt WU 111.. priiJUid by tba Soutbtm CalUonlia Cblptttl of the Amer ... who has done more for the canmunist she aod blrfamUyaremem-North 23•18,36 .. West, 774... be a part of Tttle zo ollhl dtat art dtnetor of Wam-icU PabUc WortJ Aa~oetatioo IDd tM Aa..eilttd GeDenl
party than ~y other per sen of this beu ot a campllle elub ud 28 teet to a point on a Newport Btlc:b Mlmtclpal PM. tbt campu IMP''"· Co.tractor• of Amenc:a. Copln may be abtaiMd troll'
enjoy monthly campoot1wtth noo .. taogent cune In ttie Code.. Hens .-oc:lated rib nt.-Blllldla& lfew1, IDe., S065 Ofertud AYteue, LM Aactll.&.
decade.'' the group. She lllnloocom' SECTIOII 3. Tbl< Ordl.o-•OJ -ID Bartuk u Colllonla......, (!U) 170-98'11. . "1 soulheasttrly rl«ht-or-wty "' *" -.... --• ----. Mr. Ashbrook ccxnmented further: '' J. plet.t a course aDd receiYed line ot MacArthllrBoui@Y'Ird a~ee ablll bt pablLabld ooce u • • r .... ......... 1'bt Ct.ty hu adopted 9tudud Special ProtUiou IDd
Edg H I I t u described In 1 deed re-IP t• otac:tal DI'W~r o1 J•rl ud &1lo btl prodlctd Stu:Jard Dnwlop. Coplts of tbHI are aftllable at tM
ar oover s pr vy o many coo-Ll~·· MOnet till City, ud twama 111110 HI-..-. Poll& Woru "--1111 a1 a coot o1 1•.oo-~ -corded In Book 1047, pqa E""'-Bll>l __ ,.._ .......,.. uu o1 --. fldentlal reports oo Mr. King's activities FIC~US BllSIIIESS 557 et seq., Olflclal Rocorno bo efffctiYO ll!lrty (10) dora · -1 -·-'" A -• "Ctrlllkale ot lanruceiDI' Cootract Wort
just as 1 am, and while. Utelr nature NAil! STATEMENT of aaJd <>nace c oooty, •ld alltrlbl otolo ollloado!>llco. :U .:;:• ;•u.,T'!.'i: for City" form boa --~~~ bJ Ilia cur. Tl!lalor•
The folloWlDC periOD is cune belne coocan DJ1JI. 11d.l ordiMDce ftllntfo.... to dOt" Bible teuoe. 1.a tbe aalf c:tttUICIW of lnaanoce acc:tptabll to tM CtiJ,
cannot be disclosed, I can say without dolll( ..,..._ "" Woaco 41sterly·ooo Jw.•lac 1 ...uuo -at a ...., .. , moallll( Tbl I!IC<oall!i low blddtr Will ba roqulrlll to -kif
equlvocatioo Utat Martin Luther King Lobi~ Z06 Driftwood, Co-ol 1950.00 ltet, • ndlal ol "" CIIJ Coac:U "'lloo 'EX..,..'TlVE ACTION' lblo lllrm-awlfd ot 1111 CCI!Iract. -•• ! rona del Mtr 8'2635: Leroy une o1 aJd cune from ..u~ Ctty o1 Hlwport Beach btld .....,.-.. For ur reqlll'ed ~~ tbt compuy t...m, 811:1 tJC1D1M1
does not want nor can he stand a public (Loa) Jameo Harklo11, zos po1a1 bao.r• South 40'00'0I" oollllflllldaJ olllor,II7S, OPENS FILM SI!RII!S ~ ud ·Material 11oac1o, ud Falll)hll ,_,..~
airing ~ his record. I can rest my Drtllwood, Corona clol llu Eut, lboll<e ""'llnr-rly Ud wu !ldopled oo 1111 Ill! 01Up Cout cou,.. -m• ba u l!!nruee eo._, or --.,ult
02125. a foal aid cant uz.zo t..t diJ o1 1 .. , lt?S, bJ' tM taltiiM• ua •mmtr aJrn Uc--.cJ bJ the stat. of Callix'1da. Tbe 001'11'1•1• m..i
cue against King with the public ut-Tbla buolnelllacondo<ted thrwch a c1011n 1 ,..le., tolloWIII ..,.., ID wit: -111111 Frtcllr lllCI!I; • ..,. Ill" • <..,._. o.-.t Polley Ra.ldara ._ c1
terancee and acttoos of Utis man and br aal!!dl•-J. t'!I'01", too --tanc• AYU. cou..c!LIIEN: Me-,_ 10., wllll "1-• A or -; &ad • Plauelal Rallar ct at-AAA aa
any revelatloo of cooftdenttal matter ~~-L. !:... -.... M·~ UDe parollel wHh ud 100.00 ....., Doola~ 8ornll, adloo," *'rill~ Loa-~ ~~-=l.odlttoo c1 -·· leJ ._ ~~, ·~---laot -rlrfromlblweo. U.., .,..n, IIJ<I!olfo ..-o,ud-.tRru. -·• ..,
te entirely wmecessary." · wlllltl!o~CieltciOr-larb -1'1 otaldPar-Slon. Till mu an-far lii--o..UIItl!o_._GIArtkloi,C..,..~
Let's get the record out In Ute open, ""' ~ "-11, 1m. cola 1 u1 z; ---110a. COIIIICILIIIN:-. -· -occ -Part hlll!o c.-... lAior Coda C*o-1TIV a1 ~ -1-It, ll,llllr --to aid earq ..... .ulllrt COIIIICILMIW: -MOl iw -ot11-ll!o CIIJ C-U cl Ilia CIIJ cllla-1 -1U aa:a••
and then have the voters decide If Utte 1, 10, 117S, to 1111 llfti!Oit ..., parollol 11111 -u• -· ~~ 111~! •,-=o~~~ ,..
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Segerstrom ~ _toJ!!,. C.:. • ..., ...• "" .... ~ ="..!. •I:!! ud fncrut ••• the qaa1at ~amu, at Manners
Tbt .......... ol M1.u a Dlceher .......... r ("Tjp") a.t. wW c.Mibnte tM1r P1PU --.. IDd ol cau.e the nw.._ N.._t'1 1M --.1 old
J....tt• Stputrom •*' tbt1 wtll.-uUalan-&DidYtfiii'Jt n.tr weddiiiC took place at bait bJ Dr. tad Mn. ~ ,...,... tasldaaed 4tll of Jllly plcDle
tO St.f• LMPenyluble 1~ • 01a1qw, Iowa. tbt hark 1llaDd Yaebt ClUb, Ia U. maJD ftkll -.....u1 '*-me tbt llome ot tlll1r at ...,._,.. Part wW ua-
UDOaDeed bJ Mr. ad MH. wben Kr. Perry wW at-room ewer .... tbt bey. Tbtir ~ cniMMI-..., Mra. Y. A. Palobt•IDO,.._. elDde u "Amtrieatblbei.U-
Hal Bec•ntrom Jr. ol Su-t4IDd Waa1burJ TbeoloctcaJ proaoaocemtD! wu compolled bJ tM IIIIIMIDd wu IIJP)Iated Flall1A CGtai lor the Ufal'' potter coatMt for ta Aaa, panat. o1 tblbrtdt-sem~a,. btlde, Patty st..•100, IDd u. ceremoay .,.... ... n. bOut became tbl FI.D.IUb k1dl.
to.bt. Tbl Stcerltrom fa.mUy wu pertormed bJ Jqe Edward Pcu. U. ~··•• Ud ID lt?O U wu doaat.d to tbf Piau .,, tbt ptcDlc were
Mr. Perry Ia the -of an dt'ftl(ll)tfl of Solatb rroom'• .ow. S. bu lleo oftlclat.d at Pa•a. flliltorlcal Soeltty. ai'IMIIDCed w. wHk by the
.Wr. &Dd Mrt. O.L. Per11 ol Cout Plaza and other Colta otbtr tamUy wldd..lllp, IDellldiDc TtV•..._ aom. ol tbo• attead'QI '"" Mra. nor-eltJ'• bleeat_.,l eommlt-
Gn.oada HUll. Bt ~ Mea properties. MartlJD &Dd Reot Bee.r, wbo were pre-tDCt MeCat, ToniOd Gem prNideat; Mn. tM. IDe!Dc!ed wtl1 be apar-
trom CalUornJa Latbtru MR4r DON .... 0 y .&uN .-wllb cbtlm. Jody, Bryu, IDd Bollby. ;KlYle Moldaf, T IDd G board member; Mn. ade, peh1otle tpeeehet, a
Bible S<:hool ill Lot .\Dctl" ~ "'-IV1 Bryan wu tbt "youog mu" wbo HCOrttd /DoD MlJler, art pq cbl.lrman; Mrt. lrtae bud oooeert,p.meundprl-
Ud at.o fromA&uaPaclftc. HEADS GARDEN Q..UB Mn. O&tet Sr. to htr place of boDor, wbere Mooc. art poup eo-chairman; Mn. Orl.s zu, a blcycle pande and,
Tbt bride-to-be at.o padg-Ra.rbor Vtew HlUt Cardia aht wu Joloed b)' bulba.Dd Doo. It would MatJdD and Mn. Richard D. Campbell, botb of oourtt, a briJic-Jour-own
ated from .UU.a Paclftc, Club's new and old board ban bttD worth Norawa RocneU't 6111 book ca.euaoo. More were Mist EloYe p1cn1c.
obta1D1Ds a dt~r" ID PIIJ-luooblon was held Juoe 11 to capture the "~m-npturtd" eJpreuioo of Klob, autltant cbiDcellor: Mmtt. Doa-Tbe potter cootest l.sopeo
cboJory. at tbe borne of the out-colo( thla f.reclded faced little feUowl Mrs. Jack aid Calot, Cbarlet KeUy, Dlrtd Lewis. to . cblldND 13 and UDder,
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M Colbert St.Yeuon. tbt bride's mother, was uabed to j Doaald DuUoc. Ellsabetb Fuller, Dolores &Dd prilel will be awarded ~~~;'.; scb~~le of tbe ber place of bOaor, IDd was JoiDed bJ ._llud HWJVCS. Ceorce Pelletier (music r RP lD tbt UDder 5, 6 and 7, 8
comJnc year's events ,wu lack IDd lOG Doa. n.yaretromSaGabrtel. board), Mrs. Roy WooJJey, and evt 80 I.Dd 9, 10 and 11, and 12
d18eussed. MaJdal of booor were Patty's lUten Carol muy more. ud 13 ace catecortes. Casb
and Janet and Susie Cerrtna. Their bouqueta • • • • • priMs are $10 for tlrst, New oftlcers tor tbe com-matcbed tbt nonl des1-of tbelr quauat $5 for -.. and $Z for 3rA lDc year are Mrs. Doaald .... A small brown paper bag, alrma.lled from ~ ....
Yabn, president; Mrs. Doo-full ak1rted dresses. Pdty's brlda.l gown HawaU, eoot.ained the l.nYttatloo, "Brown lD eacb ace croup. Posters
aid Smith and Mrs. Ric lard of .atia f:aee crepe na gathered a.t tbe bag 1t with tbe Fubtooablea.,. And 80, ln a.aDOUDCq tbe plcnic and
Spbooer, viee-pruldeotl; JOke and tubed at the nt.st, with full urtattoo of the "brown bag" luocbeoo, u coatat are uallable at
Mrs. Lawrence Jones, tee-sltnll cuffed at the wrlst ••• Her weddlDc ·sucguted by tbe presldeot's wtfe, Mrs. Westcllff Pllu shopping
retary; Mrs. WWiam cap wu of the arne materlal as tbe gown, Gerald Ford. tbe FashJooables ended their center bast.oeues. The back
beuy lace trtm ••. t:llllng to tbe 'ftist 4tb year. lD.stea.d of members bringing tbelr of tbe poster w11l be the
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Rickey, treasurer. • •• aU ln all glvq a graceful nuld effect. luoch 1n a brown bag, u was a.n aJ fresco "canna" oo which children
' NEW HOME .PRODUCTS Patty earrted aslnglelong-stemmedfngrant luoeheoo at the Lido Isle bome of Mrs. wW draw or paint "why A-•••••••---~--1111! ... ~-~~~~~ • WILL BE ON DISPLAY red rose, symbol of deep true lcwe. Doo Crawford Westertng, wtth favors a.nd door merlca f.s beautiful to me." Cbtmise LaCotlte-Parcell -Cooverse-Trttol'D -Oe.rt1a
Gates Jr. (brother o! the groom) ns best prizes htddeo in brown paper bags, tied Tbe posters must be turned 'R , 1 . ':1
f'f• tT TH• The newest products ll>r ma '· Uohero were Ftanlc See and Chuck with eolorM ntll.t. The "bag•• theme coo. 1a1o Westcwt Piau m.r-.! tlrulhina in 111111i.6 t
the home wlU be found dur-Holt. tinued witb a sbo'f1Dc of Geoffrey Beane's chants by July z. • · ., ., e,...,. ,,,.., •• , •
land Home and Garden Show, Christine (Mrs. Howard) Gates and Kate the ~eeoe Bag line, which was a seosatloo elude prizes for the best-~~ ALL TOP BRA./tl DS
ing the 21st annual South-We were happy to be at the table with sportswear colleetloo for summer • • • Tbe bike parade wlll in-! PEATURIHG cl.lt•c •• ..... , ..
which wUl be presented Aug. (Mrs. Ed) A.insworth. E1 wrote for tbe lD New York sowlngs. decorated bikes. [
15-24 1n the Anaheim Con-Los Angeles Times prior to hJs death some Fashiooable member Mary Lou Molander Tbis year'sblgparadewill >-aramounl '"or
vent1on Center. years ago ••• lUte writes too; she 1s on (Mrs. Stanley), manager of the Devereaux, feature antique cars, ~s, t'
George Colourls, founder-her third book. The RusseU Ralpbs of San Lido Vlllace, coordinated the show wlth noata and ma.rchin( units. a Beblnd tbe InteroaUoral Pancake House
producer of the annual event, Ga'>riel were present, as were former New-the belp of chairman Mildred Mead (Mrs. Newport ~yor Dooald ~ m E. 17th St. COlla Mosa Phone H&-MM
said that hundreds of decor-porters, Est.her and Bev Johnsoo, down fro:rr-WWiam). In addltloo to professionat' model Mclnnla has proclaimed the • i-l Set.' Moo. tbru Tbars.-Fri.to 8:00 p.m.-SUD..U-1 .f
ated booths will be set up Carmel Valley. I was quite thr1lled to see Wtn WUsoo were members Susie Lawt'eoce week of July 4-lZ as biceo-Fr.ct p _ w _ Dunlop _ Dana _ Tretoro _ 8lacrcle lD the Convention Center to Esther agaiJl, reca.Uing our Children's Home of Lapna Beach :Uld Donna Anderson (Mrs. tennb.l week.
exhibit au manner of pro. Society yea.rsl Also her sister, Dorothy Ralpb). Tbe last h •o are new members and
ducts for the home, from Beauchamp ••. Bob couldn't make 1t • • • were Introduced along wtth two others Mrs. OCC PAPER IS RATED
the latest In furnJshtngs and Larry and Muge Brown were ~he:e too Roy McCullough (Susie) and Mrs. Joho'Poyas lRD AMONG «) AT USC
appliances to small deeora-• • . Charlle Johnsoos •.• plus many, (M.axloe). brlnglng the totl.J membe.rsh.lp to Orange Coast College's
Uve Items. Swimming pools, many more with many, many good wishes 65 ••• although the founder, Mrs. Mead, student newspaper, "Coast
patio furniture and covers, and lots or rlcel cootended, "It bas always~ ...eo my intention Ll.nes," tlnlsbed 3rd out of
barbecues and allied ltems • • • • • to llmlt the group to 39 • . • a beautifUl more tba.n 40 Southern Cal-
for Southern Calltornla~!:-Our neighbors, Dr. and Mrs. Rapp (Ruth number." trornia community college
lng wUI occupy manydi-Y and Gerry), were among the recipients of Member Vlrgl.n.la Kar.anjja.n(Mrs. Mic bael) entrants at tbe 50th annual
the beautlfieaUoo awards sponsored by the of Beverly Hills and Laguna Beach brought USC student news da·1 com-
women's division of the Newport Harbor •n excltlng finale to the show with a large petition held May 17 at USC.
Chamber of Commerce. Sl.Dee the presenta-brown bee tUled with Kuanjlao jewels, Los Angeles Pierce Collere
tton, we have oottced heavy foot tralftc past demoostrattng the Importance jewelry could ftn!sbed ttrst and Sa.ntaMoo-
t belr. home, 310 otamood Ave., Bal Isle, bring to summer cottons. lt was announced lea City Coll~e ns Zod.
and much oh-lng and ah-lng. ''a blt of jewelry tor the Fashionables "Coast Lines" news edt-
The awardees were welcomed by Dolphin only," designed by member Gloria (Mrs. tor Steve Lusk of Costa Me-
president Erline Loop, who also extended Jotm) Mooney, will be flnlshed by Mr. Kaz-sa woo a ttrst place plaque
appreciation to the )ldges, Carroll Beek, anj.lan and available to members 1n late Ln the "best news story''
Gary Burrill and Ed Hirth, who were also summer. competttloo. Chrlsty Goe-
oo hand at the awards luncheon at the lrvtne Each member cootrl.butes $100 annuaUy Utz of Newport Beach, news
Coast Country Club. 1 found it most interest-.o ttle xholarsbtp fund of World Campus editor last fall. tlnished 3rd
ing to view Jack Osborn's special showing Afloat, Chapman College, division of lnter-in the same category.
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1n color of all the awardee places. Everyone oat1ooa.l education. Amoog tbose "brown Pat ArUJl(tooofCosta Me-l~:::;::;;;::;;;;;;;;;;~ also enjoyed the lnformaUve talk by speaker ba.gglng lt" were Shirley Wllsoo (Mrs. Ern-sa received an hooora.ble LewLs Whitney, general maDa(er of Ro,er's est); Larry(Mrs. Herbert)DlamODd; designer mention in edteorta.l writtng,
Gardens, Harbor View, who was sUrprised Pee Power (Mrs. Chester Marcell, Jr.). JObD CarrollandCbuckGaU-
to 1fDd be too was ooe at the wtnners. 0 . W. Lacwa Beacb; Sue (Mrs. Gt ... ,e H.} Jones, YOO. botb of Huntl.n(too
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(Dic k) Ric hard presented the awuds in bts Balboa Island; SalJy (Mrs. Harvey) Somers; Beach, earned hooorable
own warm style. Teddy (Mrs. Harry) Axeoe; and Kathy (Mrs. meotloos for a pboto essay
• • • • • c harles) Fishback. Also in attendance, repre-tbey did last tall oo Upper Now Fanners
can protect
your home, auto
apartment for less.
This past week a group of ladies of the seating Chapman College, were Mmes. Donald Newport Bay. art~~ofTh~~~~OCI,n~C.~~~~hm~J.~~andMe~~~~~~~====------------------~, by charter bos for a day at the Pasadena A. Gr1f!1ths. • • • • fl
Historical Museum and f'I.M ish folk art Thl S tu day 01 .. ht June 21 at the New-NEW
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exhlblt. One member was overheard tore-s a r .. • •
mark "a ::barter-chatter bus," since there porter loo, El Bekal Temple .~f the ~ld
was plenty both ways My hostess was Coast Shrine C lt.~b presents a night in
( B l ) Al.l tlaJ f th Araby" • • . an enning of middle-eastern Carol Mrs. ew ey en, c rman ° e ta ta start•.... t 6·30 m with "attitude muslc group of T and G, UCI •.. a.nd we did n SJ. ...,. ~ · p. •
our share of chatting. Going tn lt was about ad)lstmeot hour, toUowed by a gourmet
' u .... ) dinner and the eotertainment. Potentate Mu a.ntlques, Interiors (they are remode-G Miller with chairman Al Gallade Galaxy
and trips (they are fiytng east for a short D~ive, wW welcome guests at the poieotate'E
Yislt) .•• Coming home 1t was • • ·the ....,,_.4__, Ktn.. ry E Whiteoeck, Newport delicious luocheon, the lovely s.Uver cups r~u. ...,.e ·
from the uss PASADENA, 1n which the wine Beach, ts in charge of resern.tioos fot
na sened; tbe ateostve prdens, tree this very gala evening,
We are celebrating 54 years of service
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ownership and management with Super Savings
in every department! -
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Ct.a.ues 1D Jau • Ballet -Class.s in AcUna -Paoto-Classes tn Guitar -Ptuo -
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1:JO p.m. Sat. Ju.oe l8 t.u, &dllltl, e_IIQ4,..
EXCKANGE CLUB OFFICERS lbr tbo comlac ,_,. Ia
Newport Bacll are, from left, dtnetou Ted ~
IUid Diet Rodp, prosldellt Albert Doollp, !lid Yl<o-
prnideat Frill DI.Yis, 1st Ylee.pruldeet Rob ...,...,
ud directors Douclu: Keup and Garrett TeW&U:le. ~
named Thursday, June 5, 1n tbe club's IADual
at t.be B&hia Corlnthian Yacht Club were
Mlclael GertDer and James Truesdell.
Club, wlltch claims to be the oldest and bl&rest
clllb in Newport, Is also the only Exclan(e
California to win 8 utiooa.l awards for e~rcellmce liP
membership and senlce, (Exct.nce Club phOto.)
Kurra$ch is fops in CIF
David Kurn.sch of New-
port Harbor hJi:h school,
prombiJ the best high-
school shot putter ln Am er-
Ica, wu named this week
to sban "CIF athlete or
the year" honors with La-
guna's Erie Hulst.
The prestigious Cltlzen
Savlngs Athletic foundation
made the announcement yes-
terday, plcldng the pair as
the top track and fleld com-
petitors in the Clf southern
sectioo.
The foundation also named
Brian Theriot, Newport run-
ner, and Ken Coooer, Es-
tancia high-jumper, to the
all-Cif track tea m.
Young Kurrasch has not
lost to a high-school com-
petitor in Z years. He as
secood In last weetead'ara-
Honal )mJor AAU eompeti-
Uon, tln.lshlne 2nd to a )lrdor
college athlete. He is beaded
for a college athletic eareer
at UCLA.
Brian Theriot ft.l ple'W:t
as the top 440 numer in Cbe
southern section CJF,. Willett
Includes allofSootbernCaU-
fornia, minus Los Aaceles
aDd San Diego sciiDOls.
ON DUTY AT HOOO
Army Private ~ l ..
Slsk Jr., son of Jftl1aA.
112 Danbury Laae, COlla
Mesa, Is asslpldJ.U •
automotive parts ~PKIIJbt
In the 1st Cavalry DlYisklrl
at Ft. Hood, Texas.
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Mon.-Fri.: 10 a.rw. to 5 p.
Saad•y •hetllod)i~~ to f·,
Sat.: 10a.m.to .. p;M.
You arc cotdiaiiJ tnrired
to attend Church ~n"icel'
and ro u~e Re It~
THE FIRST BAPTIST CH ACII;
THE CENTER FOR IIILICAL STUD!ft ,
t1U A.M. 118LI CLAIIII
11100 A.M. WO.SHIP HOUR
1100 P.M. IYAGILISTIC HOU•
DJI . JI"'MY COI415, PAUOR
House Prayer
2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA 0£L MAR
LOWER LIVEL -"IAR
INTERDENOM/NAnONAL. FULL GOSPEL
8UNOAY ICNOOL: f:41 · ~· ARYICI: IVAHGILITIITIC KRVICI: 1:01 P.M.JUNDrAY
"'AYift AND ••u ftUDY: 7:-P,M. MDNIR ''¥
WILLIAM T . KROAH, PAI'roR
PHONE: 842-1712
'.P"Iymoutll Conareaatlonal Church'
•
.......... h ,,
d-.,, ud -wtll qe. -1M ft_,t-........ c-.-·-
u -loolel>l, J-11, -.. ~=:;.: at CJIJ Hall, ~ Ia< AIDollo'e"
tho ?:SG mMIIac 111cl.loc loon IIIlo.
• tiOIISING DENSITY n-· • WA.RIJK)QR .........
cStll&\lUou, 111ti!Nd by rut ...... a ........ 1D aaft
Co.:Umu Paal Ryc:ll:lft, 1P1C11J ....U ud,lfq ~
... tertttt·• • u.-IP*'o. Royal regatta .;;;t=:r=
Crew Pl.cked .......... v• Lido, to al-p, lOw a,r • bi.U ~. tiNt ftrll: · ~ . Door. • . 1 ' ' OraD~e Cout CoUep :!.~·.~ eoo-
crew ~c:b Dan Grant baa •• ftrikla of tM lfal-Kal ~elected tbe 11 memhon or-•i!meote tJ 1%01 Boy-
his squad w110 will mate • Dr. to-by lbelnloe
the trip to Eoel&Dcl to com. Co.
pete 1D the pr4j:sUpoul Hen-• CO.AST HWY. eoatb of.
ley royal regatta at Htoley-Newport Ceater wfll be the
on-Thames July s..s. Tbey IUbJec:t of a pablle MariDC
will also participate 1n tbe aimed at makllle clila(U .. I o.t>IID !J>ternatlooal regatta to the tnlllc cl""'l&llao part
Ml•liP or,.CIR CHAMDLIR SGT. JACOBI' July 12-13. Of the City ceatraJ )lrlu,
Orange Coast's 8-man • PACIFIC VI&W Me-
MASTER CoPS from Newport Sucb, Ml'lored recently shell will consist of sopbo-mortal Part I&Dd, aortb 01
by the DriDCt COUDty Board of Supervisors for eamlng mores Craig Clarke, Rich tbe part_ wtU be IXM'!.W.red
Utetr masters dtctees. an Capt. Louis Heeres, otttcer Barden, Jobo SUco:r::, Curt for a cbaD(e from pla.Dned
Dooa1d CllaDdler tncl Set. Jim JaCObs. AH rot masters Fleming, Jeff Davies IDd uses to dtYelopmeal u a.
degrees lD publlc adminlltraUoo from USC. Captain Bob Whitford, and fresh-50 .... cre bouslllc tnct:
Heeres, a 15-y•r nteran of the local department, men Bill TuttOn and wm • NEWPORT CENTER'S
DOW commaods the des:artment's admtntstraU.-e division. Holladay, Cox'n ts fresh-soutlnrest coroer will be
Olncer Crw.nc:D,r, ln Newport slnce 1970, Is a crime man Mark Schirmer. studied for possible pnera.l
aa!Jst.. ScL Jacobs has beea here since 1968 and ts a Alternates are sophomore plan land use cbanees.
pUrol tleld Al)erYliOr, (Pollee Dept. photos.) Glen Laningham and trosb
Eiplorers win Olympics -
FO\' tbe seoaod straight
. J-,Il>oN._rtllea<:hpost
fbllped .an otlM!r Orange
C...ty 'EJPIOrtT Scouts In
ftli .. ~ ""'""t ,Ellplo"'r
OlfBiplcs, fie~ Jwe 7.
llt9p0i1 Pollee Chief
James Gkns, Los Angeles
FBI ·commander WUUam
Sulllnn ud radio persoo-
~JommyG~t~e~OOd
mfda .. llliri.Ttlti'Bda.y.
T~ aw-. at tbe meet,
which dnnr inore than 100
entries, was ~-c. Connell,
17. ot .Dc:wet Shores. He
wa.s nrst 1n the decathlon,
the high )Imp, the long ;Jmp
abd tbe 1%0 low hurcDes.
Otlw\r cold medal wlnnefs
were Valerie Lewis of Co-
rom. deJ •liar, Wbo WOO the
pt:stol ~~ coq~.petiUon;
M&rt ,,..,.._.,....n. New-
piOrt, t.1io .wili m.•-meter
tre'lm .-Mt t..,. sUrer and
bi'OIIJ:o~IID S other
,w1la ' ,. -Diane c....-r.; · ~ Mea, wln-
Hr ta1 tw cttll shot put,
aod 2nd 1n the 100, 2ZO
and 440 runs •
A contingent from New-
port wm go to the national
E.zplorer Olympics thla
summer ln Colorado.
The local Explorer Post
Is sponsored by the city
police department, and
specla.ll%es In studying lalf
enforcement.
Other local medal win-
ners to this year's county
meet were Johll Dilullo, 3rd
In diving; Leora Fenn, 2nd
In gymnastics and 3rd In
the loog ).Imp; Bill Barrett,
3rtlln pistol; Tony Goss and
David Gray, Jrd 1n s:aU1ng;
Tert Craig, 3rd in the bcld-
stroke and 2nd In the breast-
stroke; Gayle Spray, 2nd in
ten nis; Leora Fenn and
Nancy Reuter, 2nd in tile 880
relay, and Miss Fen a was Jrd
In the long )Imp and Mlss
Reuter 3rd In the high )lmp;
Eric Boss, 2nd ln wrestling.
Officer Stan Bressler of
the Newport pollee Is advisor
to the post.
C.t lht111bership gaining
Mmd:ly'J ~y lunch-
ec:il mtettJc of tbe Newport
Harbor Ctllmbtr of Com-
mene al the Warehouse
restaurant dea.lt wllll the tol-
IOY!ftc oobloc"'
• FINANCES and mem-
bership were reported up
for May overtbesame month
last year, but stU! lagglng
behind for the year. Thus
far, 13 new members have
JOined tbe Cbamber this
y•r. At tbe IUle time last
yea.r, 18'1 tad jl)lbed.
• CKARACT£R BOAT
pande on July 12 wUl In-
eta a rogftop.•lft1nc party
at tbe UdiJ Yutege parking
glnge, SIPOO.o&'ed by tht
Women'.s Ok'lsloD of the
Cbambet.~ .•
• TENNlS toumament oo
Aug. 16 will tectare the UCI
team aod Cbalnber mem-
bers.
• lOSS NEWPORT
BEACH contest, &p)OSOr~
by tile Jaycees, will end
Friday night wltb aaoounce-
mebl: ol the wtllner at a
N"POrter Inn ball held by 1 tb&Citl!aber's CoAlmodores
CHI>.
• BRIDGE plu qg.-
~:~.!L.~,~
port Biy --oftlclally --by··-01-........ ottiWC.mller.
• lii!W W.lLL tll.AQIIES
tDrCIWriWr•lllbnawen
' -. ... tdll ... made
aftllablo atliO ••"-.
. • ~ad coa••-
tlon bure:au chief Ed Nigro
reported that the new group
Is near Its goa l of raising
$15,000 for the first year's
budget, to be used primarily
for brochures aod member-
shlp promotion.
• HIGH SC HOOL guest
speakers Joe Bush of New-
port Harbor and Rich Nebb
of Corona del Mar told of
plans for strong leadership
and student p:arUclpaUon in
next year's school pro-
grams .
Pioneer CM
resident dies
Michael Santa Cruz, sz.
Costa Mesa resident for 53 1
years and owner of Boule-
vard Liquors in Newport
Heights, died Saturday at
Hoag hospital.
He Is survived by his wife,
Je2nette, of the lamlly home
at 262 15th, Costa Mesa; a
son, Michael A. Santa Cruz,
of Orange; brothers Daniel
Santa Cruz of Arkansas, Ar-
thur Santa C ruz, Carl Cbec-
os, and sister CoMie Jord-
aon, an of Costa Mesa.
Rosary was recited at
Bell-BroadWay chapel in Co-
sta Mesa andmassnscele-
brated atSt.JoaQUim'sCath-
ollc Cburch. Burial was In
Orange.
The t.amUy sucgests me-
motlal donatloos to the Or-
aoee County Cancer Fubd.
PREJIIER SHOWING
OF DONAHUE ART
Aetro Cnatlooo ta pn.
HllloJ o pnmtor-..
of Rleblrd L. o...-.~.
Joel Kew. TOP RACQUETBALL
STAR COMPEIES
Charlie Brumfield of Sao
Diego, acbowledged as the
ftnest racquetball plarer in
tbe world today, beads an
lmpresstn list of players I
wbo wU1 compete to tbe se-
cond tnmaal oaUooal outdoor
·s n11 racquetball ehamploo-
shfps June 20..ZZ at Oruge
Coast College. He woo the
utlooal 3-wall opeo s.lngles
tiUe at OCC last year and
teamed wttb Bud Muehlelsen
to tate the doubles.
Otber stroog competitors
are Steve Keeley of San 01-
COIIEIIAif 808 !lOft WID. ego. NRC's JeadJn.g money
winDer this year; Steve
be among the !1st ofcelebri-Strandemo of San Otego;
ties entertalning at the 1975 Due Charlstoa or St. Louis;
Orange County Fair. He will Tom Koch of tbe University
appear .,·tth Les Brown oo of Florida; andOCC physical
TuesO.• , ~uly 15, In a grand-education lostnJctor Barry
stand shovo ~"l!'lnnilll!: at 8 Wallace.
p.m. He will be part of the Admission to the touma-
falr's program of continuous ment 1s $2 per day. Three-
free entertaloment, under day passes will be avallable
which tile general admission for $5.
price or $1.75 coversevery-~1~<>1Wudf "~ u>:"''•'
tiline except tho canlvat. ,&a-INN·:f .ISH
rides and food. The lair • ~~ ~.. !r
will nm !rom July 11-20 DERBY. JULY 8TH
and will be open 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. on weekends and
opening day; hours oo week-
days wUI be noon to 10 p.m.
FUN() RAISER FOR
BRAILLE INSTITUTE
SonQY Meleodrer., week-
end personality on radio sta-
tion KMPC, wUI be the mas-
ter of ceremonies for a tea
being staged by lbe Braille
Institute's fund-ralsillg
group, the Ladles Audllary
of Newport Beactl, to hooor
volunteers working for tbe
institute. Tbe tea will be held
Wednesday a.tteroooo, June
at the Sherman Institute
A' "HuCk Ftnn•· tlshin(
derby oo July 8 wUl be part
of Newport's blcentenntal
week. Boys and girls
6 through 14 wW be Invited
to flsh at Newport Pier tor
prtus domted through the
clty parts, beaches and re-
creatioo dept.
Rq:lstratloa Ls under way
at Noel andBetty'sbaJtstaod
on the pler. Tbe baU stand
ls donaUng the prlses, wtllch
•UI co to tbe aqlers -who
catch tbe btcgest, most un-
usual, most nrlety, smal-
lest aod ttrst ftsb
Pri&es -1'bltc.blr
A --~~=~~~;:.;~~~==~~l T1tl! uy.IOHH A. '
~.. _,.. .... ·--ot 11>o I -.,. Cka ol .... rill ..._ ........ -..110 ......
port c-Dr ... _. c-... -""'._ ................. Gil SUndoy-: '
• ....,., 9 .... .,. 1 , .... a.wdl Sdlool ioa;a.
--GAO .,.EET, NEWI'OfiT .....
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TWO ..
CO MPLETE SHOWS
(PG)
7:00 a.nd 9:~
I
. '
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• 1171 MIWPOIT
COSTA MilA , . .,.,
•• a. Servl ce
. ( 5416Sl)
1 a, .. u .. ,
I Lunch
I Dinner
"• SfJ«cialiu
;, Omcd diU
4001 W. COMt Hllhny
Neaport a..ctt .
j' , II • ' I a J.'f .'\.....,
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WITH THE FAMED TAJ MAHAL of Aira, lodta, in the
background, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pe1rsol of Shon Cll.trs
are shown at one of the high spol!.s of their 4 mootb tour
of the Middle East and Orient. 1 'hey returned recently
from their journeys, which took them to Heoc Konc,
Singapore, Indonesia, Ceylon, Pak1l a.n, Algbantstan, Iran,
Lebanon, Egypt, Israel, Jordan_ UK1 Dead S., Jerualem
and Tel Aviv. The Peirsols owned llodopentedthe Corona
del Mar Pharmacy for 22 years t•e!ore rettrt.Dg Ill De-
cember, 1972. Since tben, Mr. Pelt• ol bUbeenu.ociated
part-time with Zweber's Corooa del .. 1' Pbann;;cy.
Pen Women tc:) confer
A 2-day writers confer-
e nce is being sponsored for
the week-end of Juoe 20 and
21 by the National League
of American Pen Women,
Laguna Beach branc h. Ses-
s ions wtll be held from 9
a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and
from 9 through 5 Saturday
at the Congregational C burch
and patio.
Authors, teachers, poets,
editors and television writ-
ers will be a!TlOOg those
participating in the da-
~nd-nr~tl
dudiDC Aroold Hano, utter
ud UCl tea~t; Sbana
Bernacclli, editor from
Pasadena; Paul Vaogellstl.
poet; Helen Hinckley Jooes,
author and teacher at Pasa-
dena City College; Patrtck
O'Brien, cllildren's litera-
ture; Dr. Samuel Eisenstein,
professor at LA Community
Coll81l;e; WUUam McGivern,
television author for sequ-
ences in ··Ko)ak.," "Pol!ce
Story" and "Adam 12,"
Ivan Jones, poet and edu-
.cator; and Barbara Cox, head
of a literary agency in New-
port Beach.
Thelma Paddock Hope of
Corona del Mar presented
a skit about the experiences
of an artist sket<'hing at the
final meeting of the season
for the LagunaBeachBrancb
and tlwt ~ II 8t. Jeba
to must.:: ..
Pre.,\cMat l'fiDIIe H.cter -
soa ofL,._ ..... a.Dnd
botb M:;rs, ,... -s •rs..
Wtcgtna: M -peadtMe
at the AMJ• Os
Regt&~~tr.-..• a. .. 1-
day wrt1ltlft c .. •~MY
~ mUe .... ~ •• ~ ·-son It Mi-4ftl..
MRS. -t.aliDM
SU I •.
0.. .tr;ln. BooMn. .. • ' ...a
"-I. til
an U .... ......._.a
coroee~~~
.---------.. of the National League of
Mrs. Sbeltou V. •mnd
by ber be...._.. ,.,.,.,. -
Stena.. ud ••.e.r t..M
Haddock.
MATTRESS'ES
WKW -U8UIIJ)DfG
lrretYJar Shapes
r.......,-c.ttea
COSTA NfSA NATTUSS CO.
21JONe,..rtaiY6 541·1JOJ
American Pen Women of La-
guna held in South Laguna.
A musical program was also
presented by Florence Roe
Wiggins or Laguna, who has
set some of her owo poems
Accordlnc to Blbi-BeT-
germ ibneral bam' •r-
Yices aod barta 1\ were lwld
ln Lamar, Mo •.
I e (f) Ide ~ otite·
THE 1975 -78 EDITION
OF YOUR
HARBOR AREA ,.,• .. •••o•• ••••cttoaY
"GOING TO BED VERY St«>RTL Y''
II S U II Y 0 U I f II M IS AD I QUAT IL Y II P IISIMM
II TNI OilY COMPUTE YEllOW .. WNITI PAll
TlllPNOII llllCTOIY IIClUSIYU Y SIIYI•t
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COIOIA til MAl & IIYIII
D!LIVEIY TO Tit! 75,000 IESIDEMCES I IUSIMEUIS -JUlY ?I
CALL MOW
l&ae-so3o I ·
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LUSK!Y BROTHERS & CO. INC .
. , ..
Mrt Ul ot tal MulcaJ ,....., GaUd ot Nnport
....... ~by
fhderk de .......We, dn-
IUUe t.Dor. I.Dd Judy
hwtU, ~ecompullt, at
tbelr ftrlt uaaaJ metttne
..... 4.
Held ID tbe Ba.bia Cortn-
thlu Yaebt Club, tbe meet-
Ina wu atteaded by 45 mem-
bers Wbo wUDessed the ln-
ltallaUoo of Mrs. Betty Moss
u prelideat, succeeding
Mrs. EUr.abtth 'hson
Campbell, tbe GuUd's first
presldent.
SeniDg with Mrs. Moss
are Mrs. Joan Jordan, vice
president; Mrs. Janice W.
Jooes, secretary; Mrs. June
L. Gleason, treasurer, and
Dr. Lester L. Jooes, par-
Uamentarlan. Other board
members are Patrick Dou-
pn, Frederic W. Martin,
I.O.O.F. LODGE
REINSTITUTED
Mre. tHrehetJt Campbell,
I.Dd Mre. MartaD Serre-.
FoUowmc Dr. J~s· ~
tlelat1ac at the mmnattoa. Nn. Mots I.DDOUill..ed tbat
the Musical Ambassadors
bad beeo formed •s a pubUe
servlee cesture. The Am-
bassadors cooaist of5 mem-
bers of the Mutdcal Theatre
GuUd wbo will dlasemi.Date
GuUd information to servlce
clubs. They may be coo-
tacted at Musical Theatre
GuUd, P.O. Box 1504, New-
port Beach.
The Gulld meets the first
Wednesday each month at
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.
The public Is Invited to at-
tend and guests, wlth reser-
vations, may stay for lunch.
BOYS QU B HOURS
SERVE MORE YOUTH
Lou Yantorn, executive di-
rector. announces that In an
effort to serve more boys,
the Boys Clubs o(ferevenlng
Costa Mesa Lodge 29, hours. Starting this week the
l.O.O.F., announces that clu b hours are 1 p.m. to
Orco JunJor Odd Fellows 5 p.m. and 6;30 to 9 p.m.
Lodge l4 1.1 being reinsti-Monday through Fr iday. The
tuted and will meet at 7:30 clubs will be closed Satur-
p.m. the 2nd and 4th Wednes -day and Sunday.
day of eacb month at the
l.O.O.F. Temple, 2476 New-JOHN TOMCZAK WINS
port Blvd., Costa Mesa. MARINE PROMOTION Young men between the
ages of 10 a.od 18 may call
Kenneth Knapp, 530-1044,
ror loformaUon to j>in.
Costa Mesa Odd Fellows
recently participated 1n the
Junior Fireman programs,
which teaches fire preven-
tion. Costa Mesa 4tll stu-
dents were awarded badges
for their outstanding work
by the Costa Mesa nre dept.
Ma rinE> LanC'e Corporal
John P. Tomczak of 2128
0-ange Ave., Costa Mesa,
has been promoted to his
present rank while serving
at the Marine Barracks,
Naval Weapons Station, Con-
cord, Ca!lr. A for mer stu-
dent or Huntlngton Valley
Christian high school, Foun -
taln VaUey, he j>ined the
Marines In January, 1974.
DOROTHY ROBINSON
United Way
aide hired
Dorothy A. Robinson or
Newport Beach bas accepted
the posltion of division di-
r ector in charge or spec~al
gilts wltb United Way or
Orange County North/South.
Sbe began her United Wa \
work in 1957 with the Glen-
dale Community Chest. Most
recently she was metro-
politan director and agenc}
relations dlrector for United
Way of Sacramento area.
Prtor to 1971 she was with
the western r egion of U01t~
Way of Los Angeles as
special gi!ts director and
agency relations dlrertor.
Before coming to Califor nia
sbe was a pubtlr srhool
teacher and prlnclpa l 1n
Michigan.
Sbe is also a writer or
children's literature and has
had over 100 stories pub-
lished.
..,. ~It EnCII
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PlkllltDWEEIILY -rAafl
;:;~.=~-., <iidUit· .NeW. '
• Til rmrr Bi.rnrr ,_ • or .. -~ 1oft CIIVIICII OFCOITAMDA, ,......,...,.. Cllu<lt, CUll
__ --101 ,. ......... II_ ... _ ... Dr.-·lln. 9f=t t'a ---A!fl AM ... nt Ant tldl I~ 1CUwer Md Mr. Ud ... iof .-,. l4iiclll Cllrlollu -.dJ •· lilra. E Kim stno1L Dr
II , .;or, f •• _, Ill ~ l!llod "Doo1 loot lillian" Ku-• ..W b1 ...-.,; ~ •MWrcoma.eiiiC wm bt pra•••ted ll P*• of mule at Tabor CoUtp, wq ~.e..CWUH r.,..·at of tlll1 p.m. "ealac •r-RWJboro. K&uu. wbefrt. rae
I P\ID• ada FridiJ', IODo ZO, flee lbll _, br lbe-IJICI 1111'1. IOltftr ftro-
II 1M--W. Pl&ron. Tbe plar--· Kim stroll wW be _ ,... llcoii)"IJICI cJaal. wrllo Ia Ralpb IDDI, llllllll>< loorilc to tau cberp ot ~ ... PI,....... bi.Ye ubcl ol IIYetal pi&JI DOW bttac b1a on c ... rch. for ~· 11 ,_ ct1Dt COlt ot ltlcld tD cllllrches aad
UYiic IDe,.. .. ")dt to 8Cboola throarcboat the CDUD-• Tbe Rev. Eleaoor Jaek·
m .... 1tata quo/' aid ti'J, .oo ol tbl Newport. HartJOr
Raljllll LnJ.a. j01Dt clalrmaa • THE ' NEWPORT BAR-C bureb of ReUclous SeleocE
of tbt ()roup, Coast Collece BOR CHURCH OF RELIG-bas beea' tovtt.s to apea..
I.Dd ~Goldelf Wtlt College De-IOUS SCIENCE, 541 C•ter at the IOtbanntvar•I'JINTA
gotJattJ:w committee. St., Costa Mesa -''Are you Cor...._ .. meettnc July 6-11
Tbe certmcated em-testt.ac }'007" wUJ be tbe lD c.. ..... co. Sbe wW lead
ploJM,S rf1\!Sfld • 6 per ctDt sermoo topic of tbe Rft. acta I•OCipS and will tau
coM otUrillc alary tncrase ElaDOr Jackaoa at 10 a.m. on "tbe bealiD( power ol
offered by tbe board. Tru.s-. .SU..,. Guest sololst Will God's love."
, tee Robert Humphreys u-be Clltfi.UC teaor Armaodo
pla.lped tlltt tbe 1Z per ceot Stern., A beneftt coacert
tncteue woeld result trom tor the bu.UdlDg hmd wm '
CODJbinlnc tbe 6 per ceat be held at 7:30 p.m. Sun-.,
salafJ boost with tbe ID-day .. Tbe singers are Diane l!J1
crease ot fringe beDellts. PUcber aod Dan Ahrurm,
The bollrd also pointed out accompanied by Barbara.
that the salary schedule ot Worsley,
Dt.trlct employeea was No. • THE HARBOR TRINITY
2 lD the state and probably BAPTIST CHURCH, 1230
No. 4 oaUoawlde, Baker st., Costa Mesa -
CRUISE GETS FUNDS Mike !lagan wUI speot at tbe 8:30 a.m. Sunday ser-
FOR HEHL EY TRIP vice. Tbe sermon at 11 a.m.
Orango! Coast College's aDd 6 p.m. wUI be given
60-foot, 10-meter yacht, by the Rev. Blll Acton of
"Sally," will take persons Mariners Ctllrcb..
on a 2-bour enDing cruise • PLYMOUTH CONGRE-
around Newport Harbor GATIONAL CHURCH, 3262
every ntgbt this week to Broad st., Newport Helgbts
help ra.J.se mooey to seod -Guest preacher tor tbe
occ •s crew to Englaod to 10 a.m. Sunday se"lce 1t'ill
compete in the Royal Henley be tbe Rev. Thomas Hamll-
Reptta. "Sally" will all ton, a graduate of Fuller
from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Seminary and DOW 1D mts-
nlgl\tly. There Is a $25 do:m-skma.ry work at a youth YU-
UOII per couple. Reserva-!age in Juneau, Alaska. His
HODs may be madebyca111ng sermon topic Is "At the Dope
556-5730, of His ca111Dg." The church
Coach Dave Grant's occ pastor, ReY, John LlDdnll,
crew Is scbeduled to leave returned last Sunday trom a
tor England June Z4. The 4 week trip to the Orient.
Royal Henley Regatta is set
for. July 3-6.
r . n
HARBOR KEY DEBUTANTES: Seated, left to rllbf:, Gayl~t
Ana Kan&.ler, Tamara LJDD M•bu., EUeo Micbel11'
Roseoberg, Carollae Yartln SlaJ'der, Kana Lee B1nniR.c
and Jamie Susu Yale; ""'"'nc, Sa.u Cb:rt.lt1De Metsler,.
AJme Frances Bardeo, Lynn Sberee T~ Cathy Altlt
Connelly, Kathy JeanM Ruab. Patricia Ellzabeth Ruul.l
aDd Heidi Catherine 1f41.1.
13 DEBS MAKE BOVV
Thirteen young women
were formally presented to
society last Saturday eveo-
ing at the 11th annual Em-
pire debutante ball, spoo-
sored by Harbor Key. a sup-
port group of the Child Gui-
dance Center of Orange
C9unt.
Festh1Hes bep..n with a
cocktail party tor assem-
bled guests on the tlower-
laden plau at the Moote
Carlo room of the Newpor.
ter Inn.
Rush, ThomasCbarlesGou ld
DL
Miss Patricia EUzabeth
Rush, Mrs. Norbert Jos •!Ph
Dollinan, tbe late WUJ.II1m
Lee Rosh, Jom Edwllrd
Loce.
Miss CarollDe Martins· ay.
der. Dr. and Mrs. Hou ard
Martin Snyder, Oscar Al-
fred Simmons DL
Miss Lynn Sheree 1'ha-
gard. Mr. a.od Mrs. wmuam
Osborn Tbagard, Ll nton
Wade Nolan.
Miss Jamie Susan 'hie,
Mrs. Pierre Artt.Jr l;lols-
soo, Bu.rton Allen YalE•~o Eric
Phil Domanlc.
After tbe ·ball, the debu-
tantes and their escort I wen
entertained at a pa:rty and
breakfllst at the homEr of Dr.
Rosalyn L. Binning .. Assis-
ting Dr. Binning were Mrs.
Barden and Mr. at~ Mrs.
CODDelly,
ENS I
• •
for Long Term Storag~
I DEALERS WANTED!
Beautiful Kerosene .Lamps
Convert to electrk:lty in seconds
18 Hour and 7 Day Candles
011 Lamps, Wicks and Scented OUs
Get acqutinted Special!
C•rn•tion
ALBACORE
~~~:;-ofl s·1rs
10uo••auo• ••"5 ••tu
WI 'Ill! USY TO "MDI
"
1 '-c.w ••
~ ••• ••• ...
Wheat Grinders and Mixers ·
Lst us te8ch you how to use whe•t
to save money.
m 1•11 ulgstar 0 -FOODS I
When the guests moved ID-
alde for the preseotatloD,
dinner and dance, they en-
tered another garden, which
had been created wltb white
latticed arches standl..ng on
a blanket of grass wtth bou-
quets of plnk nowers oo
pedestals forming a back-
ground for the entrance ot
the presentors and the de-
butantes. Surroundl..ng the
antnnce and scattered
throughout the ballroom
were live-potted nowerlng
plants and trees forml.og a
garden atmosphere.
• CHIROPRACT •OR • PERSONAL • MUSICAL fOil SAL I
JUNE JAKBOREEI
·New ~·-~ Lown)' --ettt.UOII
Thmr~oo£i' •/Sym.
.fhonalJ. £,
"vfl):C!.
---1 GEN rLEMAN of culture, 49, ,J.onz.a, start~ art broke_!Y:e In
Coroni. del Mar: wisheS
to pay for room in Corona
del Mar near ocean for
8-12 months. local ref-
erences, For interview,
write to: Box 50, c/o En-
alp Newspaper, Z721 E .
Coast Hwy., Corona del
.Mar, Call!. 92625.
)40UIOD
MOOO .•Tu••·•TOO~"··· •••
-·· la•7 .AT. •to-•
• ., A-t-CH T. ON<.¥
SALES ·1• SERVICE. ·
a1. 'lnttlrT. cc.TA....; ll*nou.-1411 n .D&
'IIN.COIJII· CM.IDl CUTi.llll
~ •.•.. ;t---~:.
• fOR SALE
CABIN CRUlSER • 33 foot.
TwlD C hrysier engines,
Good condition, Quick sale
for $9,750. Call Mr. Hand-
ren, 675-5774.
• MISCELLANEOUS
GLEN'S GARDENING -a.nd
Cleanup Sentce. Reuoo-
abte rates. Good referenc-
es. Call 673-200'7 after
5 p.m.
e fDR RENT
pholifser, $1100.
Story • Claf'k"-Pta.a 1D con-
temporary Wal., reg.
price $145~.., now,.$ 975,
New Yamata E10R CODSOie
organ, reg. price $1600
·-buy for •••• $2895,
Stetnway grand planol --8
on our noor trom $3795 up.
Lowrey THole Geea.ti or.
pn, only • . • . $ 795.
Galaxy organ --l011ded with
goodies, tust • • $1295,
Console plaOO --rental re-
turn ...• , . , , $ 895,
SCHMIDT MUSIC CO.
Lowrey -Stelnway-Yamata
1907 N. Malo St., Santa Alii.
Est. 1914
w WANTED TO R!NT
FAMILY OF THREE, two
adults and ooe ttfltl 110bool
OOUSE -3 bedrooms, 2 gi rl, needs two bedroom
baths. Professlooallydec-OOuse with garage &Dd
orated. Prln.te patio, All yard. Costa Mea or
buut-lns. Garage. Private vicinity. Prefer IOIIC-
lauodry room.CIIotcearea term, reasonable mootbly
of Corona del Mar. Adults rental, We do DOt l1U to
ooly, no pets. Terms to move! Call 9 a.m. to 4
be discussed after inspec-p.m. 673-0553 days, After
Uon. Phooe 675-ZOSl. 6 p.m. 531-6131.
Two oEnRooM, 2 bot•ori-• HELr wAIITID
n.te apt, with private ENVELOPES •
paUo, privata laundryflc-per 100. Sed z'~
Wtlts. Garage. AU bullt-self-addreued, stamped
Ins. Cbolee Corooa del p ...... Mar IQC:atloo. Newly dec-eDYelope. '0 · Bo:s: ._.?, Dept. TM, Jrrtoe, Calllor-
orated. Malts ooi.J, oo rua 92664,
pets, Terms to be dls-~!~~~~!!!~===-=11'f-;~1~ j: ATING
OJ STOll WILTS ,,
DIMMITT
.Q.i~z
.... ...,.., I 'I
... p , Fl • . '
opea oa
S••days
3424 Via Lido
Newport Beach
. OIL ~ PAINTINGS .
Q.I!AMID& RIPAIRI;D
.Als~
. Cf'IU CMN AL: •
r"IS\'IRM ~MAIIIMf
At+~, A. Kelch' •
AL IUT R; It I!L 01
Art-& Reatwatl~n.
673-9383
3100 E. Coo.atHI.ghway
Corona del Mar
SUIOOHG UP A SUCCESSFUL YEAR for tbe 0ruce
Coaoty Pbllblrmoaic Society at tbe anDual meettac are,
from left. Mrs. Ed-ward F. SciJJma.eber, nel..presldeat,
eonUDuaoce 6md; JohD Gettle, Ylce..prelld•t aod trea-
sarer; aDCI Mrs. WUlJam S. Holstein, prealdeat for
seeGDd terJL (Jack West pboto.)
Dr, Peterson to discuss
.K
teaching, bicentennial
Dr. Robert Pet~r10n, su-
pertnteodeot of schools ID
Orange County, wW speak
to the Frleods of the Ameri-
can Oplnion Bookstore at
the monthly poUuck meet-
ing at 8 p.m. Friday, J'une
27, 1n Our Lady the Queen
of the Angels Parish Hall,
East Bluff,
His topic is "Instruction
and the bicentennial," based
on seminars he will offer .
for teachers, begtnnlftg this
month at Independence Hall,
Knott's Berry Farm.
~ rtpOite ol ..
,., .... iilded ......... ........ -~. Mn'"'-' •OrUiceCCIIItJ
ftallanDOIIIc lodltr'• ....
... ··--.. a. Uldl llle MIH of Mr. Ud Mn. L .. L,_.
''Of panrnoaat ...,.. a.
tbe ..... UkJo 01 tiM 11'15-
'7& OGDCert .... to I •r-
les 01 5 c:oac.rts eae11,"
alc2 Mn. WWiam S. Bol-
llteiD, u lbe ace~ tba
ofllce ol pruJdeat tor a
Meoad term.
Fatare CGDCert &n1JIIt-
meota are belDc baDdled by
Daf1d Robertaoo, Lone
Bayeke, a.Dd Mrs. CamWe
DuraDd ID coo)IDetloo wttb
Ernut P'leiscb.rnaDD, tUC8·
Un dlreetor of the t.o.
Aocelea Plillbai'IDOiltc Or-
ebeltra, Zubt.D Melita. ma-
slc dlrector, and laye!W>-
anoff. orcbutra IDUipl' •
Mrs. Lyell EYIU, nee
preaJdeat, womea's aeUri-
tles, no taa completed bar
2-y•r term and · wW be
succeeded by Mrs. Lamar
BW, told of tbe maoy eY.ts
spouored by the S6 Wo-
men's Committees.
"Tbt· eoatillwlce 6md
memberSblp drift baa met
its quota." abe said. "Tbe
youtb eoocert beneftt falhloo
sbow was praetleally a sell-
out, the 7 concert previews
gained 1n popularity aDd eo-
tbufdastic respoase, 14 mu-
sic enrichment programs
were conducted to elemeat-
ary schools, and the Pb11-
barmoaic )mlor program
bas crown beyood all ex-
pectations. Dr. Peterson is serving
his third elected term as
county superintendent of
schools in Orange County.
In the Army Air Force dur-
ing World W~r ·n, be was
''The music mobUe bl.s
DR. 108 PETERSON been a tbrUllDg new pro-
a B-17 Flying Fortress com-
mander. Duri~ his 19th
mission to Europe be was Jeet. The wheels ban al-
stx>t dowo over Aultria aDd ready rolled to 12 school
spent 18 months as a districts oa a spr(.Qg publle
prisoner of war. Tbe Air relat1oos tour. Schemllug Is
Force called blm back Into now unde.r way for the taJ.l
l=================n unttorm In 1951 for 3 years when tbe music mobUe wm of dUty dur(.Qg tbe Korean visit about 1000raogeCoun-
war. He is a lieutenant ty schools, under the dlrec-
colooel (reUred) 1n the u.s. Uoo of Mrs. Milton w. IN COSTA MESA n:s
Air Force Reserve. Patterson, chairman."
Reservations for tbe 7 Mrs. John H. Tillotsoo
DEPAftTMENT STQft.E
p.m. potluck may be made Jr., chairman, told of the
wlth the American Optoloo activities of the Hunttoctoo
Bookstore, 646-0645; Mary Harbour Committees, 6 ID
Pike, 646~4139, or Lura all.
McClellan, 548-3020. Tbe Mrs. EdWard F. Scbu.
Open 9: JO A.~. to 6:00 P.M. Daily public is invited to attend macher, vice presldeot,
C/Qsed Sundays the 7 p.m. dinner or the youth concerts, reported an
816 NEWPORT BOULEVARD. COSTA MESA 8 p.m. program. A $2 dona-atteoclance of over zoo,ooo ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tloo will be taken at the chlldren. dOQr4... _ j) ~~· .. _ "Al.l9J~r. musical plum,"
f
~ CAMPERSHIP. I~N she slic!,' 'Yas a $lS,OOO
· ~~~ BYDEAFSTUDENT
Michael Day, 7 year-old
SUBSCRIPTION ORDER ~~1 ~~~t o:atuythe~
liND 11:4 YOU'a SU.ICatttnOM OIDII TODA capped, has been awarded the nrst annual $ZOO
ONLY $5.. ~~ OMI YIAI campership by the Costa
Mesa Memorial Auxiltary.
... --------------• •-His tlrst camping adventure
IIA..II& ••••• • ••••• • • • ••••••••••••• • .• • • •
~ ............................. .
em .......... ~ ................ m .... .
'IND IN 11111 OIDII WITH_ II.. 1'01
MIWPOIT HAIIOI .......
wlll start Monday, June Z3.
The earnpershlp was co-
ordinated With Chfidreo's
Hear-More Institute, a noo-
proflt organization which op.
erates a bearing aJd bank
for needy dear chUdreo.
Their major project is to
2721 L CDAS.T MWY •• CDIOMA DIL MAl build a recreation camp for PROF~R of piiJCboloC,
deat children, modeled after
the Foundation of the Junior Lee l Bradley of LapDa
A .. R.IN'ERS CHU RC I Blind summer camp. Beacb, was oamed Orange -~-·. · ·, · IGREATLAKESNEXT ~~~~t~~t~~th
THE TEACHING IS CENTERED ON JESUS. ci:IRJ8T: Navy Seaman Recruit commencement exerelses.
AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHABJS ON PRACTICAL Mark S. Gardner, SOD of He was selected by student
CHRISTIAN UVING .. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME. Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. vote and rectlYed a $1,500
· Counseltng and visiting antlable. Gardner ot 1055 Redding grant from tbe Salco-Noreo
Ave., Costa Mesa, has Fouodatton. For tbt 4tbcoo-'
SUNDAY SERVICES: graduated from recruit secuUve year tbe college
WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL tratnJ.ng at the Naru Train-has beeo named by tbe I
8:30, 9:45 and 11:00 a.m. q Center, San otego. He Foundation as OM of tbe
PHONE: 675-4550 ls reporting to Electrooics top'lS collectate lDstltutioo.s
2200 E. Coast Hwy,, Newport Beach, near MacArthur Technfclao A School, Great 1n tbe nation. Aa part of lr~i1~3iiii::::::::::La:ke:s:·:n;··=~~~~~ tbe boDor, occ ltDdeots . were asked by tbt toaDda-·
Uon to nomtnate and select
the college's oatstandt~
teacher.
GAINS ARE LAUDED
PbJllanlillk Comldt.ee, ... • ....., Cole, member
ol a. 1oe11itJ i)z S ,.ua.
AQUA'nCS PROGRAM
SIGN-UP nME IM C.M.
.FILET MIGNON
$3.45 Per
~ tol'tbtiWD-
mer llfiDtlc• Pl'Oiftlll JIIICID-
IONd bJ be CltJ .t eo.ta
.... deputmeot ofleUiare
Nnlces wtll be beld Frt-'itaJ ud Sablrdly, JUDe ZO
aDd Z1, from 1 to 5 p.m.
at COIIta Mea &Dd Eatucla
bJp aebool poola. Rerlltra-
UoD wt11 be tor tbe tlrst Z-
weet seuklll. Claases be-ctn oa JUDe Z3 at both pools.
...--f•turtn~:......-~..: .... •
CHAMPAGNE & lftM
(FOR 2) Si .II ~ ..
4:30 .. 6!» P.M.
•• ,_ 11:00 P.M.
Sea Food-A-Bob • $2.45 Per .
Steak-A-Bob • $2.45 Per
219 Pel• A.e~ (At •• fe'wti
ROLAND GHRIEST OF ... P•tu•l• ·N..,,.rt ~cia' 671~.,·
WEST NEWPORT DIES Where the Elite Meet to Eat!
Prltate •rrtees were o, .. : .t 30 to 11:00 p.M •• e:t .. e4 MM
beld Jut week tor Roland ~;:;:;:;=:;:;:=~=:$:=:;::;:;::=:;::1:Ji::J. Gbrltllt, ", of 3601 W. Bal-all
boa, We.t Newport. Wbo died
lmae 6 lJJ LODe Bach.
Mr. Gbr1est, a reUred
electrical qtoeer, worked
f5 J•rs tor tbe Los Angeles
Board of Education.
He 1s su"1Yed by his wife,
Tberesa. daugtter Valerie
Carlsoo. IDd 2 (ftndchlld-
ren.
Balts-Bergeroo of Costa
Mesa was tbe director.
Every morning, daily interest is added to
every Los Angeles Federal Savings Account.
Passbook Savings -Certificates of Deposit-
Investment Certificates
All at highest rates
LOS ANGELES
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Savings insured to
$40,000
Safe deposit boxes
and the most wanted
savi ngs services
Newport Beach Office
3201 Newport Blvd. • 675-4500 (Across from City Hall)
. ..
Head Office Downtown: Los Angeles Federal Savmg s and Loan ~ssociation
One Wilshire, Los Angeles 90017
Other offices throughout the area
GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT ®
Geflef .. ~nue SMnnt Pf~ ...,_ ..,... direc1tr to aoc.l end .-•• government&.. Thts ,...wt of your pernment·s plan IS publ..,_.
to ancourege c4ttlen perticlpetion in 1 1 ...... your jj004fi•=•·• deciSIOn on how the money wt1 be .,...nt Note A"'f ~--.,
cliecfiMinMion in the _. el ....... .-y M ....a • TMI80YIU .. MIJR ~~
.. Otftco., ,...,_, ......_D.c.. JOUt. o, fiOiFORT B£ACh cz n I' t
-----_!.~~~~~~~-----1 ANTICif>ATING A GENERAl MvfNUI -l
CQOf'IAAmtG 1 SHAIUNG f>AYMU.T OF . $.283, 4 JS ; ... ·j -•
IAICATEGONES liiCA'"AA. MAINTINANCI FOfll THl SIXTH ENTITLEMENT NIUOO JUlY I 1t7S THROUGH JUNE)() ~
It 78 P'lANS TO SNND THESl FUNDS FOA ntl f'URf>OSES $MOWN
V ACCOUNT NO. 05 2 Q3Q 012
NEHFORT BEACH C I TV 0;27 1
' P'UeUC SAnTY • • 2 IIMfiONMINTAI. • • ptiOTICnC)N
*~ T In A TM)III • C I TY MANAG£R
NEWPORT BCH CAL It 9~66u •
4 KfAI.n4 • •
I MCMAlQt • •
I IJIMNIS • • ·---·==:=,.. ......... 1.1 --~G-Ibts .... t-August 1 t 1975
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Goldeft Text: ANd a 100~ u IN lwd IPOUo. llfVrf<d,ttly tit< tq,ory
/1o1ft 111m. ..tiN -ct-.d '(Mark I :42).
CBRJSTW BE~Olt, Co11illpWood, H. J.
1-J~J ..... J ~~~,;:. =t . ~.;..: the mtahty Sniour, "'who
went about dolna aood. and
heallna all that .,.,.
,.. oppreued of the devil; for
God wu .Oth him" (Ac:U 10:38). ''The
Gocpel Ac:cotdin& to Ma,k b a Goapel of
action. As compucd with Matthew,
M.rk empha:Jizes the deeds of Jesus. The
dcecb of Jeau are by no means ilolatcd ·
from tis words; the word is Jesus'
instrument in HiJ deed&, too; He speab,
and It is done. And Mark, besides elvin&
two lonaer ditcounea: of Jesus (4:1-34;
13 :1-37), repe:.ted.Jy emphasizes the
centrality of the word in the ministry of
JeiUS and the effect of its authority
upon men (1 :14, 22, 38f.; 2:2, 13 ; 4:1;
6 :1·7; 9:7; 10:1; 11 :18 ; cr. abo 8 :38).
But il il chJefty by His works that Jesus
is marked as the proclaimer and the
brtrtaer of the almighty grace of the
kingdom of God, 11 the Anointed King
in whom man can trult, the Son of God
in whom man can believe" (cf. Martin
H. Franzmann, The Word of lhe Lord
Grow1, 196i, p. 193).
Tbe FirA btin:ment of J!tl'fl
From Capera.m
In Mark I :35-39 we read: "And in
the mornin&. risin& up 1 great while
before day, he went out, and departed
lnto a 10Jitary place, and there prayed.
And Simon and they that were: with hint
followed after him. And when they had
found him, they said unto. him, All men
seek for thee. And He said unto them,
Let us ao into the next towns, that I
may preath there also : for therefore
came I forth .· And he preached in their
synaaogues throughOut all Galilee, and
cut out devils."
Verses JS-39 describe the first
retirement of Jesus from the city of
Capemaum. Here the appropriate
comments of a devout expositor of
Mark's Gospel should be observed :
"'Nothina could illustrate betler the
rapid movement and active eneray which
characterize the Gospel of Mark than to
look back over the contents of this fust
chapter, which, within rtl.e compass of
[n. 1·34], hai recorded a IUccession of
events almost bewildering in m:mber,
including the preaching of John, the
baptism and temptation of Jesus, the
call of the disciples, and the incidents of
the busy Sabbath in Capernaum. It only
heightens the contnst as we fmd Jesus
now stuling away fro m the crowd• to
be alone, and later, after a preaching
tour in Galilee, withdrawing to the
solitudes of desert places. Yet these
periods of retirement are as truly
characteristic of the Gospel u are the
scentS of breathless activity and restless
toil. In fact, certain writen have uxd
these definitely recorded withdnwals
from public service, some ten in
number, 11 marks by which to divide
into 1tp1rate periodJ the ministry of our
lord.
'"The purpose of this first withdrawal
b clearly ftated : it wu to secure an
oppor1unity for beina alone in prayer.
This neceuitated rilina at a very early
hour, and leaving the city. 'And in the
mornin&, a areal while: before day, he
[Jesw) rose up and went out, and
depar1ed into a desert place, and there
prayed' (v . 35). Very searchina are the
leuons wh.kh this brief incident brinp
to the hearts of hi1 modern dilciples. He
needed to pray ; He who. on the day
before, had shown tis power over
demons and diseaJt; He who had
PJrprixd men eVen more by the riches
and authority of his ter.chJfll; He. 11
whose power the whole city wu
wonderina He 'went
out ... and . , . prayed .' How
immeasurably pett musl be our ~ of
prayer! It m.y be our talk to tetch, it is
ou.r privilege to offer to other lives
healing minlrtries or love; but j( the
Muter needed to seU. power and aid in
prayer, how much more must we aeek
strtnJth by the umc unfaitifta mtlns.
.. Howner, a habit of pnyer demands
an appointed time and an approprilte
place. "In the momlna, I 1'tl1 while
before day, M row up and ... pnyed'
[•. 3S) . The ""'"'"" hou• ~ the beat
time. Itt [J .... ) -"""· been ...,. .... .,. by !he couoleu acth!ty or
the pncecllna doy; but to 11m pn)"O'
wu tudl an lnciJ.IFail hlf nec.ity that
He -bofonanother ... Y hod 4-.
..... Itt m~Pt bo -In P"Y"·
So. too, Jla ~ the .. tally of I
,.__Ht_bo~
-· 'Ill ... -out, ................ loOo I-....... lila P't41 10 _ .... _ _._ ... city
QW .................. ...
·-· ..... -... ,_," Ia .... ....,. fO AI • -... city, boot __ ....,.....,... ol
... &..H:·-.... --.................. -.-
.. .-, ~ .. It II -· (Malt. W). ~.
"Our La. d. how...,."...., b. pi-
of 10Utude, wu never •fe from
intruden, nor wu He lona f,.e from
inttrruptk>n. 'And Simon and they that
were with him folloW'Id after him; and
they found him, and 11y unto him, AU
are seekinJ thee' [n. 36, 37). JCNJ
never showed or felt the dia;htest
irritation at such interruptions. He
always met the intruders with pntleneu
and love. On this otcuion He did not
request more time for prayer; Its oarly
riling had anticipated the demands
which would be made upon Hm; but
Ke took occasion to explain to His
disciples the further reason for His
withdra....J from Capernaum: 'And he
(Jesus) saith unto them, Let us go
e!sewhere into the next towru, that I
may preach there alao; for to this end
came I forth' fv. 38). Here qain he
pve a message to Hil disciples in aU the
comfnl: yean. Jesus wu n~•ching out to
the regions beyond. Ke knew He was
popular in Capernaum. The whole city
had gathered about Him in the evening
of that previous Sabbath Day. This
would have been reason enough, in the
minds of his followers , for continuinJ
HiJ ministry there. The: Master aq;ued
differently. Capemaum had been given
an opportunity to hear His messqe and
to receive His healina ministry, and He
Wit now thinltina of more needy fields .
There was nothing JWTOW, or provincial,
or selfish, in the program or the Master.
He wished to preach where the rneu.q;e
had never f>Mn heard; He deli red to save
those to whom had been given no
opportunity for Ufe. It was for this
reason that He turned for a time from
Capemaum and 'went into their
J)'nagogues througaout all C..IUce,
preachinJ and cutinJ out demons' [v.
39)" (cf. O!.arlcs R. Erdman, n.~
Gorpd of-· 1917, pp. 39-41).
The lblioa of 1 J.cper
ln Mark I :4045 we read : ''And there
came a leper to Him , beleeching him.
and kneelina down to him, and sayin&
unto him, If thou wilt , thou canst make
me clean. And Jesus, moved with
compuston, put forth his hand, and
touched him. and saith unto him, I will;
be thou clean. And u soon u he had
spoken, immediately the leprol)'
departed from him, and he was cleansed.
And he straitly charged him, and
forthwith ~tnt him away ; and sa ith unto
him , Sec: thou say nothina to any man:
but go thy way , shew thyself to the
priest , and offer for thy cleansina those
things which Moses commanded, for a
testimony unto them. But he went out,
and began to publish it much, and to
blue abroad the: m.tter, inaomuch that
Jesus cpuld no more openly enter into
the city, but wu without in desert
places: and they came to him from
every quarter."
Verses 4045 of our Biblkal text
relate the healing of a leper, one of the
notable miracles of Jesua. See alao
Mltthew 8:14; Luke 5:12-16. At this
point the attention of the reeder is
directed to the pertinent remarkl of a
faithful expoaitor and preacher: '"What a
revelation, not limply of the power but
of the equisite tenderneu of Ouitt, tl'lis
story gives w! With a superb and darina
faith the: leper cried, 'If Thou wilt (or
wiliest), Thou canst make me clean,' and
in response our Lord saJd, 'I will; be
thou made cLean' (vv. 40, 41, R.V.). But
that wu not aJJ He did. b. woukt have:
been JUfficient, we know. Our lDrd
could w:ith a word and at a dlltanu
have cleansed this rMD of his loltMome
pique. That would have ~bowed His
power. But He did more than that.
'Beina moYed with compuafon, He
ltretched forth tis hand, and tOtldted
him and that lhowed .. loft'; (v. 41,
R.V.). All the evlftaelists (W..uhew,
Mark. Luke) make special note of the
'touch.' It is in the 'touch' that the rea1
glory of O.rist is sem. It is In the
'touch · His compauion lhlnes forth. Our
Lord could have kept this man at a
distance. He could have nuns the lift of
healing to Him , .u we flina I bone IO a
doa: and by 10 dolnJ He nUaht have
hurt the man'• soul while heaJtna his
body. But that il never Christ 's way.
'Moved with compt~saion , He ltretchflJ
forth His hand , and touched hJm ,' and
by that touch He: brouatn heallna to·hil
10ul u well as cleanltn& to hit body. It
ahowed the leper that he had in Jesus
not limply a Healer but a Low, of hil
aoul. ...
"Can we not undenttnd how tt Wll
Jaus wu lbkl not oaly to touch thl
-.Othout dolloiiWit, but by Ill
-purity lljlllftod and ..... liloof "lit.
came to bo ,.. Untb wttb<iut 1p01 _.
wllhout b' 1 t ; 10 1M ., , to 41a.fer
Olllm. God -... tloa •. "" m111nt •o IIIII' (Joa. 5:M). •
... too, If-bo ,.... -......... _ .... _____ ...._
-pootni1' " (d. I . D . ._, '"fttt
ec,.tJ -~~~ 'to II. -· II A Diu""""' Qua sM&7. 19U; fP·
SI ·U). '· .e
•
Translating the Bibl~
T•-toG,_Io
t::rl..lllliiM '*'" .... ttU .. l'll .., Proll ..
•-c. WWILata c1 r a m CaUanla Col~
I .... C.. .....
8a MOl IT otber hodlac
Btit .:lloiara from
Aloortca ud Clllldl ..W be
1D ~ thia •mmer
tnnOMIC tbe Old Testa-
" mlllt tw tbt Ntw bttma-
llooliV..-(NJV}
Tbe lfiV 1s a mooumflllta.J
efadt of !Wtr 100 ICbolarS
!rom ·-tbrouJboal ""' Eoclllb-"PM'tt,. world to
tf'Uiille the Bfblt accur-
ately Ud at tbe same ttme
ln the JaDcuac• of zotb cen-
tul') mu. Tbe Nft' T---
meat &pp~&red oa tbe market
1D 1973 and tbe Old Testa-
meat Is etpeeted to be com-
pleted by 1978.
In a ma)')r mon to apeed
up tbe project, said Or.
Palmer. foar committees of
men wm meet teD weeks
ln AtMDa to edit NIV trans-
lat:lcu rA AIDe Old Testa-
ment boets.
A total of 79 tra.oslators,
spouae6 --Including Mrs.
WIUtams --and chtldr.:1
wW be llYlDg In uniYersJty
dormitories in Athens. They
espect to travel oo week-
ends to see ancient Greek
ruins aod modero Greek
culture.
In product..ag Ule NIV the
tra.osla.tors are using a pro-
cess slmllar to the method
used by tbe King James Ver-
stoo traoslators ln tbe fllll'ly
17th century.
At first, 3 to 5 scbolars
translate from the Hebrew
or Greet, tbe origlnaJ lang-
uages of the Bible. Their
product Is tboroaghly edited,
verse by verse, by Z suc-
cessive 5 or 6-man com-
mtttees --which Is what
Dr. WUllams wUI be dolng
this summer.
A 3rd committee, a
permanent executive body of
PROFESSOR WILLIAM C. WILLIAMS
15 men, makes the nnaJ.
c hanges on the manuscript.
The project L5 sponsored
solely by the New York In-
ternational Bible Society.
which soUctts tbe help of
the public in detraylng tbe
cost of tbe translation.
Dr. Wllliams received b.is
Ph.D. deg ree last month
from New York Unt..-erslty.
He bas received 2 M.A. de-
grees, one from Central
Bible College In 1964 and
one from New York Uni-
versity In 1967.
From 1967-1969 be was
the reference Ubrarlan In
the Hebraic sectloo of the
Library of Coairess. Since
1969 be tas taUBht at Ms
present post 1.n tbe DtYistoo
of Rel..lpoa of SouthemCali-
tol'llia Collece. He Ia tbeact-
tnc ctlllnnao of the Depart-
ment of Bible.
"The New IJ:Iternattooal
Version ~ an excttt.ne trans-
IaUoo." emphaaized Or.
WUllams. "It las achieYed
the near Impossible In cast-
ing a hlgbdegreeoraccun.cy
In a hlchly readable Idiom,
lD all of thls, lt has pre-
served the eva.nreltcal fluor
of the orlglnal scriptures.''
UIPOIITHAM0f1'81SJGII liiUIISlJAY, ME lt,lm
PIJIIUSIIEDIUXLY -. ?Ailfi!'!I*A DEi. JIM, CAL,
PROPHETIC
·PROGRAM
lr' IL a. M 1111' .. et lc WUs:-)
JIWBII Jal'l. loa '1a7, J.H ..;.-."ca~. 10011
,. -..... I.e the propl>edc _ ...
will bo ~ t-~•........, illlo ~,.,.,., Hlt
p«>pt.. Thia ;. not the aubjeet of .. , Olcl
T-.....t prophocr• but 11 , N-T-
revelation. It ia a ltpl-. dateleM e\"Ut, ud
therefore mar occ\lr at any moM!Bftl. It ia
-ametimee apoken of • the rapture: of the
uinta. for at our Lord' a comins to the air the
dead uinta will be radocl incorruptlble, and
livins uinta will be chaJlled. Our Lord .,0
of thil HimM:U in the familiar worda of )ohn
14:1-3. Many ~in the New Teltanwmt
refer to thi1 bleMed laope. the main onea beibl
I Cor. 15 :51·58 end · n-. 4:1J.I8.
1laere U decided difference of opinion
lmODJ eVUfl"elieal beli.tvera U to the tiln! of
thia event, aome takins a pre·tribWation Yaew,
aome a mid-tribulation one, and .ome 1 poll·
tribu.l1tion poeition. However, hy far the ma-
jority agree that it wiU be premiUenniaJ.
After the Minta are caught 1.1p to be with
Otriat, two evenU directly affeding them will
transpire. At tk jr.ulJmefll HOI o/ Cl&ri# their
livtll and worlu will be reviewed and re-
warded.
Before the Lord returM to earth with His
people. there will be tk mGTrU.,e of 1M Lamb
(Rev: 19:5-10): Few detail• of thia bleued
event are revelled in Scripture. but it will
undoubtedly be a time of cl&lminating joy tor
both the Bridegroom and the bride---that ia.
Christ and the church.
Tlu! Lord will then return. lo nvth wilh Hil
p«>pl• (Rev. 1:7; 19,11·16; 2 Th .... U ·IO;
Matt. 25:31, etc:). In contrut to Hi1 comins
to the air, this will be a public di1pl1y of His
power and glory, and wiU tt~~ult in tlte crJUia·
i"« o/ HU fod, and the 'ldl.in« up o/ HU
milkn.niallcin.«dom.
The period between the Lord'• coming to
lhe air 1nd to the euth will be at 1eut lt'Yen
year .... the ~~tventieth week of Daniel'• propbe·
cy (Dan. 9:24-27 ). Thi• will be 1 time of
trouble for hnel and the nationa, the Jut
three 1nd a half yeara conatituting the CrHl
Tribulation, when unprecedented j udpnenta,
human, natural and divine, will devutate the
e•rth (Jer. 30:7; Dan.12:1; Joel 2:1-2; Matt.
24:21, 22; Rev. 6-19, etc.)
The One Race Delusion
The prophetic spotlight picks up 6ve im·
portant groups in the center of the atage of
world aff1irs 11 "the end time." Theae 1re :
1. The WeJtcrn AUUmct: of nation• (Dan.
2:42. 43; Rev. 13:1-8). This hae often been
designated by prophetic teachen aa ••u.e re-
vived Roman Empire," more recently u '"the
United Statea of Europe."
By Dr. William Ward Ayer
CHRISTIAN CR WADE WEEKL\
P. 0. Bm 977, Tulsa, Oklahoma
A victoUI and modem fonn
of apoatuy iJ -the ··one race"
idea. If il 1 world-wide problem.
Our-land hu bad ill race
problem for yean, but now our
problem il insignificant in
compariaoo with the ch-atic
African situ.tion,
A raa.l upert. writinf in TM
N• Yor* Timu, aay•: .. At
preeent, moet Wutemen think
o( the race problem u bei"@;
primarily one of whether men
and women of African Block, in
A&iea Of' the United States, can
achieve full equality of status.
But UU. definition is already
out~ted. The question is no
longer whether Afric.ns can
achieve equatity, .. she uya, "it is
becominc the wider query
whether men and women of
white col« sh.a.ll loee equality.
There ia no certainty that
mankind after many ct:nturies of
white dominance can move
ufely to n.ce eq_uality."
In the Un1ted Statee, the
racial debacle haa ruched a llate
where it il uncontrollable and
incurable by any of the modem
procnma put forth by the
govemment, politician& or the
apoRate chun:.h.
'I'M Dilly isltepatioa God reoc.c • -ia that whidl taU. ..... --......... 1ccewate4 ..... pUeecl ia the
bo4y "' -Oviot io the Head.
Vicious blaeU today are
en duvorinc to dellroy the
church in a aoore of way•. Mott
of the Nepo people want no
~ of their ut.a.nic tlctica, but
they oft.m liw in (ear of their
Ina and feel they mutt keep
liknt.
Aod if yoa wtu ltudy the
litutioa, )'OU will kam that the
race problem ia all of ooe piece.
It •• ordered by Lenin and
reiterated by S hlin.
CommUIIilm il rampaat •mons
the people of A&ica, eopecially
ia tk dlia Chiatat and
R ..... <:-omiob .. leadioti
the "",.lllioM that lire t.ak.iac ,._ Ia _..., aftao COUDtry
oo the 4Ift ooMinent.
-_., ..t ...... the
-.................. to .... ., ... -"'""""'"" .... ........... -, ·-..; M'a,.._...eta . ._, ___ .,.....,..
.......... ,..... ... P'tf
-Ustii.W.. G••ly, eoeucrau• ....... ,... ....
... ... , •• , ... of ..
-Tllon, .... •••rdty 11 f tD -.. I ,, ...... ,..Ln..,
a a' ........ ··-'·"' ........... . "-" ..... _u. •. .... ~Mr ...
............ ¢1' ••
..... -'llllf~ ..,.itff.a .,_,..,..
Chfist. Doctors went and
miniatered to the lick and did
much lo lift these na.tioN out of
the aufferina; that they had
lnown for oent..;ea.
All of thia and mach more
wu done in ordtl" that "the life
in Christ" might be known by
the black people. Thouaande of
them lrom aU of these Ltncb wiU
be in huven aome day u a
reault.
Yet, friends, today the&e
lands are driving Wutemen out,
and it may not be very long
before the door will be cloeed,
not only to the white man with
African m.adneu may inflame
the world. But here ia the
S.lan·iMpired human dre1m -
the parliament of man, the
federation of the wortd -the
pN:Iude to Antichn.t!
Yet o ne world, with
individual nations BUbmerged in
the teeming mus, aeems to be
oomi"l. Few people rulite that
a constitution fOf' the one world
ruler hu already been prepared,
and everything is ready to go 1t
lhc right momenL
The Preamble says among
other things: "The governments
of the nations have decided to
hls comme~ce, but alao to the order their lit~ rate !IOVereignties
white miasionary with the story in one government o f ju1tice,
of the Lord Jeaua Chriat, and1ll and t o utab li s h this
the tender, healing and Constitution as the covenant and
redeeming ministriu that fundamental law of the Federal
acoompiny the story. Republic of the World."
The color of the akin is not Yes, it's coming. God uya10.
important; it is the raclal But it lB not what God would
characteristics of the people and like to hne.
the purpose! for which God SiafvJ me• ~f they an
created them. I'm sure He wants mtaWiMiGI the ""'tl of maiL
the racc:J continued. But, above Very idealistic -..ery
Ill, God wants all racet1 to aeek mp..oua.c. S.t they an
Him and know Him. iplorillc mu'a at cc:.clitio&.
There ia racial chiOI •II over Cluilt's rrocnm IMl8b tM .....
the world today, and the wont of IDI!la. Mu;. a.._., 1 tlytac
rMY be yet to come . The tn~ttue. TIM procram of ~
Alrican situation could be the rae. ... ato.. for it 041
rock on which the Urrited forpwt. it. a.boliala• Ilea.~ ...
Nation• rounden, at the League pn. ~life.
of NationJ foundered upon the ------------ltalian.Ethiopian i11ue •
1eneration a.go.
2. The NortMrn Confederacy of RUI!Iia
and her llliea I Ezell:. 38, -39).
3. The nations of the Ftv EG~l (Rev. 9:
14-21 ; 16:12. "The king• of the aunri~e."
4. The restored N.,ion. oJ /,rwl (Esek.. 36,
37; Rom. 11 : 12-29).
5. The world Church (Rev. 17).
At least three great leaden come into llrong
focus in the prophetic picture, with othen
occupying a less prominent po1ition.
1. The political and military leader of the
West !Dan. 7:8; Rev. 13:1-8 ).
2. The religioua leader of the Weat, the
fal~e king of the JewJ (Dan. 11 :36-39; 2
Thess. 2:3-9; 1 John 2:22; Rev. 13 :11·18),
3. The leader of the northern confederacy
I U.k. 38,1.4; 39:1).
The term ••antichrist" is one that hu been
used very looaely in popular prophetic te.ch·
ing, 1nd hu ~n applied with little dis-
crimination to variou1 penonagea in the laat
daya. In the Script urea we 6nd it uaed only by
the apostle John in his firll epillle (2:18-22).
The connection is undoubtedly 1 religioua
one, and we auggeat that it refer• to the per·
sonage of Dan. 11 :36-39; 2 The... 2:3-9;
Rev. 13:11·18. All ve-t world fisuru in
tho1t doains d1ya will, of coune, he anti·
Chriat in apirit.
Jmmediately followins the return of Dlriat
to the earth there wiD be :
l . The deliverance of Jeruaalem by the
Lo·d (Zech.l4,1·9).
2. The overthrow of larael'a tftemiea (Dan.
2:44; Rev.19:13·21).
3. The judgment of the livinJ nationa
The white race hat both bleat
·and blighted Afriea. Bt.~t
remember, "colonialism," 10
Ftatly slandered loday, w111 fir
from an unmitigated evil The
hideoua lin committed today
apinat Africa is that of aot
believinc what God IIYI about
the needed rer:neration of aU
men throuch the power of
Chn.t.
I Matt. 25:31-46). an--,_.. ........ , « ' I Ch ' Ill . I -allllt .,. ... ..... ...... .. 4. 11M inauguration o rill a m ennta
Wille the UN il riil:ic:o-' ..... y
...,... to foilt • ...,..,.tie way
ol lite •ro-a ..,.ati..,__, I lrth. _....,_ _. ott.
eaaailtaliatie people. llae
-b w ' pow« ol ~ .......
tlal1i•• ••4 Fraaea ia
witla.rawa. I~ cMode
Wu' , .... widt S...
.... tF ........... trial ...
lta...a laro.e_l Cllrltl ... ,.,. .... ...... . .... -......... __
Slo 10 ~. The iporiaw
ol. GcMI"a,.,..... for the n.oee'
.... , arwl die ...... t-4tr
.._ at .. .._, ..... .-. a. kinsdom (Dan. 2:44., 45; 7:13, 14; Rev.
-
1 1 111 .... _.. .. 20: 1-6). And then, at the end of the millenium: .t ...
-* .._. M • .... ......, 'De 5. 'The releaae o( Satan and the final revoh -., ..,. i101111Jo---(Rev. 2(),7.10). ...,,_ ___ ._...,.. 6 TheG Wb" Th "ud (0 ----.. KIMe ..,.. ..., 1 w IJ' ~ . rMt tle rone) pnent '""-"'"·
..... --... --20:11·15). a.-... fw fl I .,. a ..... .....,. 7. The bri.a$!ns in of the new beaveraa and
-Ill tM II I .e -.. ._. the new earth (Rn. 21. 22; 2 Pet. 3:7-13). -·
E'letythtng I mMt wtth eMfftt
to cwry thlt Y06ot with it. "Go
---.... 0-:lloo pMgrim on Mrth; Nw ,.
,.rtta ••· • oerWn ._, •• r
My ...... eoheae .... : ,_. _.....,_ .. ___ """
Mil --,.., --... .... IIF .. o,i ......... 1ft....,., ..
-!llty ..... -..... --................. ...
. --
• 00 IT .NOW!
He wu soinrto he all that a morul ahould be -r •• ...,uow;
No one ehould be kinder or braYer than he
-To-..onow.
A friend who wu troubW and weary be ........
Who'd be slad of a lift. and who needed h. ....
O...llat be would cell end -wbet bo oould
do -To-monow.
tActt momlnf he .. eked ap..., Ioden he'd ,moo -To-........,,
And tlooap. of the folb be ....tel fill wi•
dJUttd-To-aonow.
ft-......... indeed, loe -...,. ...... ,.
AM ..... a .W.ute to *Pte W. 1"t.J: ..__ ... -"' ....... .,.. ....... ... .. .,._T•-•-· .. n. p7s1lt'., .......... -',..w ..... ...__,....? ... .
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ltm" aa..llt Goldluod GID 1"01 aJORT or a.
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tiUS. 001Ull
T1da twtsw ~~~ Tbl CJIJ Co.eU of a. bJ u tDdtftdlll.l. City ol Nwport Beacll._
IJped: C.,_ 1W1 Me-ordala u tolJclilra:
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nta ........... GleeS 11.0.0 ol tM lfftpo.rt Btacb
wltb tM CoaatJ Clm otOr-....... , Code t. am.sect
ure COWitJ J•e e., lt?&. to hid:
Pabllllb: 1-. 11, 19. as. .. 11..15.0.0 UPUC~
July 1. 19'75, Ill tbt N...,Jt TIOM. t1poD appUtataoD o1
Harbor Egp. F ..eM Ule OWDW or b1a Utbori.Md
ORDIJfAHCE MO. 1101 apd Ud tbe .. JIDtDt to
Alf ORDOf.UC! OJ' THE L:IGAL M01iel ' tM daJ ot 1 f• ol Btcbt
CrrY OJ' QwPORTBIACB ORDINAJ«=B lfO. 1&1J DolJan ud FUtyCtata($1.-
AIRlroiRO QCTIOM 11.-A.N ORID.UC:B OF THE 50}. tM Comm~ Dettl-
58,140 OF TR1 KIWPOR'l' CITY OF .NEWPORT BEACH opnMDt Director lba1l re-
BI.ACH IIUMJCIP.U. COOl AMENDlMG SEC110N 17.-n• pertta.lt city r«o*
RELATING TO THE ona. 41.010 OF THE RWPO.RT ud dellYer flo tbe •pplleaat
Aft>N OF BICYC1.88 ON BIACH lltOOClPA.L CODE a nport of ~1 ball-
SIDEWAU<B, PElUliTTIMG TO INCREASE THE FEE dblr record~ Wllleb lba1l
THE. Cm CotnfCIL TO DE-REQUIRED TO FILE AM A.P-c:-.a tbe tl11owtar bllor-
SlGNATE CERTAIN SIDE-PLJCAnO!t FOR A · NEW.. IWbl JuAr u lt a. a.
. WALKS ON WJIICH BICY. PORT HARBOR COMVD-~
CLES MAY BE RIDDEN BY CIAL ACTMTIES PEDOT (a)'l1Mitnet lddhai.Dd
RBSOLUTION TM City COUDCU of tile lep1 ~rtpUoa of lllbject
1be Ctty COUDCU of t.be City of Newport Beacb dotl propeltJ,
City ot Newport BeacbOOES ordaill u follows: (b) Tbe lODe cluiUlca-
OROAIN u i»Uowa: SECnON 1. SecUoo 1'7.-tieD &ad t.athorlled ue u
SECTION 1. S.CtJoD 12.-41.040 ot tbe Newport B•cb set IDrtlliD th18 COCSe;
5•.140 o1 tbe Newport Bacb Mlllllcipal Code t. ameaded (e) Tbt oceup~.Dcy u ln-
MUD!ctpal Code a. amnded to read: ~t.d ud eatabllabed by
to reed: "17.41.040 FIIJNG FEE. pertntt. of ncord;
1!~56.1~ OPERATING Ao applleatloo as requtftd (d) Variances, ooot!ttiooal
BICYCLE ON SIDEWALK. by tb.ls Chapter stall be ae-Ull permits, exceptloas and
No per800 ~.operate or computed by a t1l1Dg fee otl:•r pertlaeut legtslat1Ye
ride 1 bicycle. IUri'J cycle, of TwoHuadredTweoty-FIYe acta of record; and
pedicab, or otber wbeeled Dollars ($225) to compeo-(e) A.ay ll*lal restrlc-
dtftce or cooYeyuce uHd sate tbe Ctty of the admto-tt.oos lD u.se or denlopment
for tl'llltlpOrtatioo ud pro-lst.raUYe costs of proces-wbicb may apply to tbe sub-
pelled by tlami.D power. upoo siDe such appllcatioo." jeet property."
uy sidewalk Ill the Clty. SECTION z. Tbls ord1-SECnON Z. Tlds ordl-
e~e. tbat blcyclea may be nance lblllbepabllsbedooce oanee sballbepubllsbedooce
rlddeo oa those sldewa.lu 1n tbe of11clal oewsp~per of ln tbe offtclaJ oew~r of
desipated by tbe CityCoan-tbe Ctty, and u.e ame sba.ll tbe City. a.ad tbe ame sblll
en by re80hrUoa adopted by be effecUYe 30 days after be etreettn 30 ~Jays alter
. tbe Ctty Cou.oell, wblch per-the date of tts adoptbl. tbe date of Ita adoption.
mill bicycle ridlnc oo oer-Tbls ord1nanee was tatro-Tbls ordlna.Dce was tntro-
taia l!l*lfted lldewalks. doeed at a ftCUlar meeUDc duced at a recuiar meettog
Tbe "reco1Dc problbttioo of tbe City CoaocU of tbe of tbe City CouncU of tbe
slall DOt apply to cbUdren•s City of Newport Be&cb beld City of Newport Beacb beld
or laftlJds', tricycles, wbeeJ 00 the 27th day ofMay, 1975, on tbe Z7tb day oUhy, 1~5,
cbat.rs. or state boards. and was adopted on tbe 9tb aDd was adopted on tbe 9tb
SECTION 2. Thls ordl-d.ay of June, 1975. by tile d.ay of Ju.oe, 1975, by tbe
oanee &ball be published ooce following YOte. to wtt: followLDc Tote, to wtt:
1D tbe offtclat newspaper of A YES. COUNClLWEN: Me-A YES, COUNCILMEN: Me-
the Clty. a.ad the same sr.U InnJs. Dostal, Barrett, Innis, Dostal, Barrett.
be effective SO days after Kuehn, Rocers. Ryct.off, Kuehn, Rocera, Ryclllotr.
tbe date oflts adoption. Store. Store.
Thla ordloaoee was tntro-NOES, COUNCILMEN: None. NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe.
d~ecl at a ~r meeUQ( ABSEJIT COUNCILMEN: ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
of tbe Ctty CoaocU of tbe Nooe. None.
C tty of Newport Beach beld Oooald A. Mcinnis Donald A. Mcinnis
oa the Z7tb day of Yay, 1975, Mayor Mayor
and was adopted on t.be 9th ATTEST: ATTEST:
day of June, 1975. by tbe Laura Lagtos Laura Lagios
follo,:tnc. '*• tq ,.at: City Clerk City Clerk :=-cotmcrt.'MEN: we-Plibu.&b: jaoe 19; 1975, to N>tlsb: Jt~H 1t, 1975, to ·»~'8~ \ ·~ f, •tM Newptirt•Ha.rbor Enstcn. 1M" N.-.,ort Rmm EU~p4
Kuebll, Rye~ store.
NOES. COUNCILMEN: Dos-
tal.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
None.
Donald A. Mcinnis
Mayor
ATTEST:
Laura lqios
City Clerk
Publtab: June 19, 1975, In
tbe Newport Harbor Ensign.
ORDINANCE NO. 1610
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 19.-
1!.010 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
TO INCREASE THE FEE
FOR FlUNG TENTATIVE
YAP OF PROPOSED SUB-
DIVISION
Tbe Clty CouncU of tbe
C llJ of Newport Beacb does
ordain as fol.low.:
SECTION 1. SecUoo 19.-
1!.010 of tbe Newport Beach
MWllclpal Code ls alfteoded
torad:
"19.12.010 FILING OF
MAP --FEE. Tb.1rtJ coptu
of a teotatin map aDd .tate-
ment of tbl proposed sob-
dlYU!OD of lAY laDd sbLU
be ftl.t wttb the Plano1nc
Commluioll at leutbreatJ-
.... (tr) dlY• prior to tbe
m.-ttoc of tbe Comm11&1oa
at ftlcl coutdtratbat.de-
•l.Nd, .....-r wlU. a fllllll
t. ol Tine B-snd Tblr-
ty~e DDDan ($SU) or
Fln DaUua (M.OO) per lot,
wlllcblnt 1fll& ll ~r.
ioriAJ ........ UIIMPt
~ ....... ...
tiiU an (S) ~ota.••
8IC'tlOM I. 'R1I ordl-
--.Ube.,.laMdc.ce .. tM oGldal ......... ol u. C.kJ, ud tM ... an
be t81dtft 10 .,. after
u.t.U.oi.Jtal--
11d.l o,..,.•DM wu -..o-
clllclll at a nplu ••IUIII
of u. Ctty CGIIDC1l ot. til
CJQ o( Mtwport Btl.eb ~~tid
oe tM l'7tll daJ otMaJ,lft&~
ud ..............
-of ~ lffl, "' .. ...,._..,~,.,
Ant. com.ciUIP: Me-
.... Ds*l. auna.. =~--. AIIIJfT OOGJfCliW.,
L IGM. MOnCI!
ORDINANCE NO. 1611
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTIONS Z0.-
46.0SO. 20.4? .050, 20.48.020
AND 20.54.020 OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH MUNI-
CIPAL CODE TO INCREASE
APPUCATION AND PETI-
TION FEES IN CONNEC-
TION WITH USE PERMITS,
MODIFICATIONS, VARIAN-
CES AND ZONE CHANGES.
Tbe City Council of the
City of NtypOrt Beach does
ordata u lllloYs:
SECTION 1. SecUoo 20.-
46.030 of the Newport Beach
MUDclpal Code is amended
to read:
''20.46.030. APPUCA-
TION FOR USE PERMIT --
FEE. Applicatloas for Use
Permits sr..u be flled 1D tbe
omce of the Community De-
velopment Depa..rtment la
.....
AppllcatiOD tor 1 UM P.r-
mtt may ~ made bJ tM
OWDtr, 1 ..... , pr q1llt ol
t.be OWDer of tbe ~
~=~'"!:= dtd oner or 1M 1 ..... or
may be Gptd by u ac-t
ot tM OWMI' It ,.,.._ U-
tbortatka fi'OIII u. neord
oftlr t. m.d wtU.. U.. ap-
pUeatiO'.''
SiC'I'JOM I. Sttotb to ••
4?.050 ol tal ~ ..... i't a.dl
Mlaldlal Code 1a am..tld
tonad:
.. 10.4'7.050. APPI.-:A-
110111. A. PROCIDUU.
J.4PICIUCID t.r I moclttlta-
LIOAL MOftCI
: .
LIMLMDftCa
ncntiOUII411t•l•
JWII ITATDIUT TMfllllMII.--11
.._ tt dEnt aa hetftc
...... t, ear.. Jf700 lnM • ., • .,..,_...._, CIU-....._._.,_, ......
lrroG 11-. Way, .....
... 1 •• Ce.lalftla -·· 1'ld8 h * s•lloaMscted
br• tnar1'al. lliMd:T_,...._.
'hU ---.... IUed wtb .. eo.tJ cs.n otor.
'up C--*J 11a1 a, 19'75.
A..tt1orMJ ol BI.Dtor Aceat:
CIIUle. G. Bft.ld. UMS
&uea w.tea BlYd., Loa
=Js~ 9002!5,
Ill? I
hblillt ..., at, laDe 5. lZ.
lt, 11'75, 1D tbl Nnport
Hutlor lulp. F4HS9
. :iii A&; iiOiicl
otlDIMAIICE NO. lt14
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF MEW PORT BEACH
AMENDDfG SECTION
104.050 OF THE NEW-
PORT BEACH MUMICIPAL
CODE TO INCREASE
SEWER COMNECTION FEE
Tbl City CoaoeU ol tbe
City ol Newport Baeb does
ordain u i)llowa: ·
SECTION 1. Sect!OD 14.-
14.050 of tbe Newport Bach
MUD!cfllal Code a. 1meaded
to r.d:
"14.24.050 SEWER CON-
NECTION FEE. Tbe appli-
cant sball al80 pay a fee
of Tweoty -two DolJars and
Flfty Cems ($22.50) i)r a ch
coooect1oD to the public
sewer."
SECTION 1. Thts ordl-
u.aee sball bepabltsbedooce
lD tbe offtclaJ uwsp~per of
the Ctty, ud tbe same slllll
be effecttn 30 days after
tbe date of b adoptton.
Tb1s ord!DaDoe was latro-
diJCed at a regaJar meetiDg
of tbe Clty CoancU of the
City of Newport Beach held
oo tbe !'7tb day olMay, 1~5,
IDd wu adopted on tbe 9th
d.ay of Jaoe. 19'15, by the
followtng vote, to wit:
AYES. COUNCILMEN: Mc-
Innis. Dostal, Barrett,
Kuetm, Rogers, Ryclloff,
Store.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT COUNClUtEN:
None.
Dooa1d A. M clnnls
Mayor
ATTEST:
Laura t...an>s
City Clerk
Pab1lab: Jue19, 1~5, to
tM Mwpolt ~ Eoslp.
2" 'II~ MChiC~
meat of JUbstaDUal property
rtghts of t.be applicant.
be .
OR.IPAJIIC! MO. 1t15
All OIIDUfAJfCI OF TB!
CrrY Or RWPORT BEACH
AX!JODG IIC'nOft 1.-
U.OIO OP THE 8WPORT
BEACJI IROOCIPAL COD£
TO INCREASE THE A-
IIOU»T OF PROPERTY DE-
VILOPKEifT TAX 01-
POSED
TIM City COGDCU ol tbt
Ctty ol Newport Beaela dou
ordaJ.a u folloWs:
SECTION l . S.CUODS.1Z.-
OSO of the Newport Beach
Mwctpal Code ts ameaded
to read:
"1.12.080 IMP08ITION
OF EXCISE TAX. A. T.AI
IM~ED. Ao u ctse tal a.
bereby lmposed apoo tbe
cooatrucUOD ud OCCIIIJUCY
of eacb resldeotlaJ UDlt,
commercial lllllt, lndustrtal
will, and mobUebomt part
lD tbe City 1D the amouut of
$.185 per aquare loot of
gross noor areaforallclu-
aes of Dew eonstroctbl, ill·
c ludt.nc any arala a buJ.ldlnc
deatped tor the parll:lDc of
vehicles.
B. DUE DATE. TheamouDt
of the tu due bereu.ader stall
be determined at tbe Ume
a buUdlng permit La aougbt
for tile COQStructloo of re-
sldenUaJ, commerclal or In-
dustrial units or bu1.ld.1ogs,
or for the coostructJoo or
recoostructt.oo of aDJ mo-
bUehome park. aD<J the fUll
amount of tile ta1'-sball be
due and payable concurrent-
ly wtth the application tor
such permit. 1f such tax t.s
not fully paid oo or before
the due date tbe permit ls
issued, the tax or the amount
thereof not paid shall there-
upon become delinquent.
C. DELINQUENCY, PE-
NALTY, INTEREST. Tbere
shall be added to the tax
for any unit or so much
of the tax as becomes de-
linquent a penalty of tweoty-
tlve percent (25%~ Ybich
shall thereupon become PlY-
able tn the same manner as
the tax. The tax and penalty
shall bear lnterest at the
rate of .58 of one percent
per month until pald. •'
SECTION 2. Tbls ordi-
nance sball be published ooce
In the omclal newspaper of
the City, aDd the same shall
be effective 30 days after
tbe date of Its adoption.
Tbis ordinance ns Intro-
duced at a regular meetinc
of tbe Clty Counc U of the
C1ty of Newport Beacb beld
OD the Z7ttl day ofMay.19'P5,
aDd 1I'U adopted oo tbe ~
day of June. 19?5, b)' trw!
followtnc TOte, to wtt:
A YES, COUNCILMEN: Mc-
Innis, Dostal, Barrett.
Kuehn, Rogers, Ryckoft,
Store.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe.
ABSENT COU NCILMEN:
None.
Dooald A. Mclnois
Mayor
ATTEST:
Laura Laglos
City Clerk
Publlsh: June 19, 1975, lD
tbe Ne1rp0rt Harbor Ensign.
3. Tbat tbe graottn& of
such appUcatton will oot,
aDder the· clreumsta.oces of
tbe particular case. mater.
1ally affect adversely the
be<b or safety of persons
residlnc or worttng In the
oelgbborbood of the property
of tbe appUca.at and will
aot under tbe circumstances
of the particular case bema-
ter1ally detrimeota.l to the
public welt.ue or tn).lrtous __ L_I!_G_A_L_M_O_n_C_£ __
to property or lmproYements
1D tbe oetpborbood.''
SECTION 4. Secttoo
Zo.M.OI!O ol the Ne1rp0rt
Bacb MUDicJpaJCode lsam-
taded to read:
"ZO.S4.020 INITIATION.
Ao 1meodmeot may be lDJ-
tlatecl by:
(a) Tbe Yer11led petlUoo
of ooe or more oners of
property affected by the pro-
PM~d ameDdmalt, whichpe-
tWoa sJIIll be rued wttb tbe
Pl&a.D1ac Comm1ssioo I.Dd
sblll be aceompanted by a
f• ol 'fllHe HIIDdnd Thirty
Flu Ool.lan ($335.00~ oo
part of wbicb sbal1 be retur-
Dible to tbe peUUooer.
(b) RtaolatloD oflateuUoa
of tbe Ctty CoanclL
(e) Re-.uoa ollJltenUoo
of tbe P1a.aD1ac Commis-.....
SECTI>M 5. Tba. Ordia-
uce tlllll be pabllabed ooce
... tbl oftletal Dlftii&PU of
tM City. aDd Ute a me sbl11
M efllcUft tldJty (SO) dlJ1
afW" tbl elate of lts adop-
U..
'hill orcttw nee na blt.ro-
-.1 at a repJu meetlal
ol 1M CMJ Cc.c:U ol tbe
CIJ ol Newport Bac b blld
• be I'JUa diQ olM·,y,l~S.
Ull _. ldopttd oa tbe 9tb
., of 1 .. , lf75. by tbl
~.-.toWU:
ATIS, COO'MCJLM&M: Me-
... DNia1, ~ ... Aocwl, Rydolf. ..... wca. COO'ItCD.MU: .....
~ OOO'ItClLM£M: .....
Dallld A. "ddllll ...,.
AIIUI't ...........
~::' JlsM lt, tm.
ORDlNANCE NO. 1616
AN ORDlNANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AWENDlNG SECTION 19.-
24.110 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
TO INCREASE THE IN-
SPECTION FEE FOR IN-
STALLATION OF STREET
TREES
Tbe City Couacu of the
City of 'Newport Beach does
o rda1D as foil mrs:
SECTION 1. Sectl.oo 19.-
24.110 of tbe Newport Beach
MUDlclpal Code Is amended
to read:
"19.24.110 STREET
TREES. street treu sb&U be
reQilired aDd pla.Dted In ac-
cordl.ace wltb apeclftcatioos
eseabliabed by tbe Part.
Bacbls and ReereatJoD Oe-
partmeot. A $4.00 JupecUOD
fH will be cllarced for tbt
lre&tallat10D of tYUJ tree .
Tbe lee ls payable apoo ap-
pi'Oftl of tbe flDal tract
map."
Liii.DCI
FICTfi'I)UI BOIIJIIil~
BAlli lrATIMDT
Tlla~~~~
dolllhtlh-aa Cal. Tn-
Yel Cllb, 1110 14!MJet'err7'
Cola ..... Ca.-: PUDy c ................ .
(l c.,... oorpofttbl),
UIO r.-... *'• eo.ta Mea.Ca.tllllll.
Taa. h#-11 CODduet-
ecS ., • corpontloa.
COI'fOIIU. Name: Pllay
C. RuaU 6 Aaoclates;
PUDy C. B11ke'l, Pr ...
Tbll llatemeat wu flled
with t.be CoatJ Clerk ofOr-
uce CouDtJ ~-9, 19'15.
Plabl1sb: liiDI 1%, 19, Z6,
Jaly J, 19'75, 1D the Newport
Hart:lor Euip. F -44552
L~MOTICI
ORDINANCE NO. 1617
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 3.13.-
0SO OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICiPAL CODE,
RELATING TO ANNEXA-
TION FEES
Tbe City CouocU of t.be
Ctty ol Newport Beac h does
ordaia u fOllows:
SECTION 1. Section 3.13.-
0SO of the Ne1rp0rt Beach
MIIDicJpal Code 1$ amended
to read:
''3.13.030 Il4POSITlON
OF ANNEXATION FEES. A.
FEES DofPOSED. An a.ooex-
atJoo fee ls hereby Imposed
upcm tbe owner or oYDers.
of aDY real property upon
wbich any commercial unit
aDd/or todustrtal unit has
been ccostructed prior to
the completloo of anoezatloo
proceedlDcs lD the amount
of $.185 per square foot or
gTOSS noor area for all clas-
ses ol constructtoo, lnclu-
dlDc aDY ara .to a buUdl.ac
destcned for tbe puk:lag ot
nblcles, and apoa any real
property upoo Ybic b a.oy re-
sldeoUal unit las been coo-
structed 1D tbt UlOUDt ol
$S70.00.
B. DUE DATE. Tbeamount
of tbe fees due bereuDder
sball be determl.Ded oo or
before tbe date oo which tbe
City Councll takes tlDaJ ac-
tion to approYe the anaexa-
Uon and shall Include any
buildl.acs for which perml~
are issued by tbe Bullding
Otftclal of tbe County ot
Orange or another city
prior to the coD181tUoo of
the anne:aUoo proceedtacs
to tbe CltyofNe'YpOrt Beach.
and tbe fUU amOUAt of tbe
fees sba.ll be due and PlY-
able oo ur before t.be ftDal
actiolt ·of tM City COIIIDCU
1D approw1Dg tbe IJIDe:atJoo;
PROVIDED, bolreYtr, ttat
the City CouncU may, by
resoluttoo. appron the pay-
ment of said annuat.ioo fees
L!GAL MOTlCI
ORDINANCE NO. 1618
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 5.12.-
320 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
TO INCREASE THE AP-
PLICATION FEE FOR
TAXICABS, AMBULA.~CES
AND VEWCLES FOR HIRE
The Clty CoaocU of the
City of Newport Beach does
ordain as follows::
SECTION 1. Se<:Uoo 5.12.-
320 of tbe Ne1rp0rt Beach
Maniclpal Code t.s amended
to read:
''5.12.320 DRIVER'S PER-
MIT. A. APPLICATION. No
person sbaU drtn or oper-
ate any vebicle described
In tbis Cbapter In tbe Ctty
, ltbout tlrst obtl.1niQc a per-
mlt lD rntlng so to do from
tbe Chief ol Pollee. A:J.y
person des1J1oc to otlC:a1o
sucb <lrt•er•s permit stall
mate a mtteo appllcatloo
tberefor to tbe CbJet of Po-
lice aceompaa.led by a f• ol
Slzte«l Dollars IDdSe'f• •
ty-ft•• Cents ($16.?5).
No permit sba1l be l.ulecS
to any persoa andtr tbt ace
of etgtteeo (U) ,.ars, to
aay penJOD DOt 1 ctuseD ol
the Ulllted States aleu .ell
persoa las ladally~
his IDt.UO. ol beeomq
ACb, or to a.oy pera. Wllo
lJ 1DcomptteDt or t>r uo
ra..-Wllablwter alliable to
aJllty baDdle •cb Y.wdl.
Mo penDit sbll1 be 1--.t
to .., per.. Wbo .... .,...
COII'f1ettd ol a .._,. or
.... tat pulod of -Ylll't lmmedtltetr preoed-tar -.cb w•eaH(II ......
coa:Yidlld ol rec...._ drtY-
IIIC or drtYIIc a Mlcle.,_ a _.,., noe _.. tM
M IE ce ol IIIIOIIclt ... U-
~ or cm.p. or ftD llu --~ olftQ.IIt ... U1 prGftllkiM ot .. AJao.
IIIDUc a..~· COIIInl Ace ot tile ... of~ ................... • a. ......... If ..
C1IW of ...... ......
&diiM"a ...... .... ...........
~ .......... .._wan • .....,. ...... -, .... ... , ......... ... ..., . ....., ..... ....
Mllldlllll ......... .
: .. t. .
4 • iiii ;a
FIC11Tk>W BUillM!8S
NAMI STATEIBNT
Tbl~pe~u.
dGflll( balae. u: But Cu-
pet BarpjM. too "· lla1l St .. Saata Ala, CaliL le'Jot;
ROM L. !merlJIIC.INe Pelt
0.I'Nia, NtwpMt Beac'
Cal. iZ&eO; Tbomu P.
Emeruar, zua Port Dur-
aas. Newport Bach, Cal.
9UGO.
Tbla bu&ineu t. c.oodQcted
by a reaeral partuenb.lp.
Slgned.: RoseL. Emer11Dc.
TbJs statement wu ftled
wttb the County Clerk of
oruce County May 29, 1975.
Pnbllsb: J~.me 5, U, 19,
26, 1975, lJl the Newport
Harbor Eaatcn. F44252
LI!GAL. MOT1CI
ln not to exceed teo (10)
W.W Installments, wttb In-
terest of sa percent (6%)
on the outatandtac balance,
which shall be assessed as
liens against tbe parcels ol
real property upon W'hl.cb
the buildings are located,
as saJd parcels are sboWD
upoo the latest anf.lable
County assessment rolt A
certUled copy of s:aJd re-
soluUoo slaU be fUed w1tb
the Orange County Auditor
on or before August 10 of
each year, aDd tbe Auditor
shall be requested to enter
the amount of the respective
assessments oo tbe County
tax roll opposlte each par-
cel of land. The amount of
said assessment shall be
collected at the tlme and to
the manner of City property
taxes. If delinquent, the a-
mount ot said assessment
shall be subject to the same
penalties and procedure for
foreclosure and sale as lD
the case of Ctty property
taxes.''
SECTION 2. This ordi-
nance shall be published ooce
1n the otttclal newspaper of
the CltJ. ud the ame $ball
be effective 30 days after
the date of Its adoptloo..
Tbls ord.laa.nce ns latro-
duced at a regular meeting
of tbe City CouacU of tbe
City of Newport Beach held
on tbe Z7th day ofMay,l975,
and was adopted on the 9th
day of June, 1975, by the
following vote, to wit:
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Mc-
Innis, Dostal, Banett,
Kuelm, Rogers, Ryckotl.
Store.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
None.
~d A. Mclml1s
Mayw
ATTE:>"'T;
Laura Lactos
City Clerk
Publish: June 19, 1975, lD
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
LIOAL MOnel
the crowded sections ol the
Clty accompanied by an In-
spector designated by tbe
Chief of Pollee. No driver's
permit sr.ll be graated to
any person who ls oot of
a good moral cbancter, or
wbo does oot hold the re-
required driver's license Is-
sued by tbe Motor V ebicle
Department of the State, or
who ls DOt sufftcleotly ac-
QIII.inted with the laws or
ordinances regulating the
operatioo of motor vehicles.
Persons operatl.ng tuicabs,
emergency or public safety
nbicles must be able to
apeak the Eng Us h Language.
Any falslflcatioo on the a.p-
Ucatioo for said permit wW
bt IJ'C)UDds for refusal of
tbe permit.
B. PERSONAL APPEAR-
ANCE. Before a permit ls
(J'a11t.t to a.oy applicant, tbe
&IIPllca.at shall present him-
sell to the Pollee Depart-
ment, be photographed or
tumlsb an acceptable photo-
lfll)b. and be fingerprinted,
aod such pMtograptls and
f'lll&'erprtnts shall be CUed
wltb tM permanent records
of tbe Pollee Department.
C. TEMPORARY PER-
MIT. PtDd1Dc tbe compleUoo
of tM lansttption of an
~ t:bt C blef of Po-
lice miJ crut a temporary
penntt to I peral Wbo las
made lllPUcat:ioo for a driv-
er's permit lDd appears 110
bt Qllllfted tor IUCb per-
111tt. Till t.mporary permit nan utomaucally up&re mt1 (10) a-,. rrom thettm
tt wu laNd or qpou ll-
llaiiCe oil r"f111lar t!rtYar••
pend. Till CbW ol Poll~
allal1 .uDmarUy mote &QJ
hmpanry pmntt .....
d~Mm.._ DOt to taM a
cll'tt'w'a permtt to tbt •
pUcut.
D. muTIJ1CATD CAJtD. ape. obea.L._ U.
nplu pera.lt. u. trtftt
or .,..... llllD a& aJl
U.. -,.,.e.d .. IIIII
..... till ftlddt ---.. ., 111a • u m ,....
....... ,., • .., .. QIIIt .,,.....,...,.. ... ..,_..... .. _ .. _., .........
... ,llllt 9 I,.-
tM 11$ I PET, • ..... , ....
'' 2 a en
OBIDAJ.cl Ml. 1Qt
Aft ORDDWfCI OP TilE
CJ'IT OP.MEWPOil'J'BUCB
AMENOOfG S&CTDl 17 •• ss.oso or Tlf.l KBWJIIORT
BEACH KVIOCU»AL COO£
TO llfCREAS! THE PIER
REGISTRATJON FEES
The Ctty Coww:O ol tlae c tty f1 Newport Bach doH
ordiJ.D u lolloft:
SECTION 1. SeeUoa 17.-
33.030 of tbe Newport 8eacb
Munlclpa.l Code is amedld
to nad:
"1?.33.080 PIER REGIS-
TRATION FEE. EneyOW'Dir
or permit bolder 1rbo ma.lJl,.
talas a pier. a.oy part of
which exteods 1nto the wa-
ters of Newport Harbor, ID-
clud1ng any pier located OD
prtnte property, oa a dedi-
cated cba.onel. or COODty tide
and submerged lands. 8bal1
pay to tbe c tty aD UIJIIa1
pier rertstratJoa fH com-
menclog ln 1 ~0 based upoo
the tollowi.Dc acbedule:
(a) NOD-CommerclaJ piers
--$10.00
(b) Commerelal piers -
$20.00
For add1t1oaal sUpa or
noats: ·
(1) Not more than teo (10)
sUps or floats -SZ.OO for
ncb
(2) Not mote than tw10ty
(20) slips or floats -szo.oo
plus $1.00 for each sUp or
n~t ln excess ot teo (10)
(3) More than twenty (ZO)
sUps or Q~ts -$30.00 plus
5~ for each slip or t1oat
ln excess of twenty (!0)."
SECTION 2. Ttd.s ordl-
IWlCe sball be publlsbed once
In tbe oftlclal DPspaper of
the City, and tbe same stall
be effecttn 30 days after
the date of lts adoption.
This ordlDance wu Intro-
duced d a regular meettnc
of the City CouacU of tbe
City of Newport Beach beld
on the Z'7tb day of May, 1975,
and wu adopted on the 9th
day ot Juae. 1975. by the
followtog vote, to wtt:
A YES, COUNCILMEN: Mc-
lo.o.is, Dostal, Bar ntt.
Kaelin, Racers, Ryello!f.
Store.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
Nooe.
~A. Mrlo-D)s.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Laura Larios
Ctty Clert
Publlsb: JUDe 19, 1975, to
the Ne1rp0rt Ha.rtlor Easf(n.
LEGA!= MOnC!
E. TERM --RENEW \k
AU driver's permlts sba1l
espire at tbe eod ol the
calendar y•r for wbich ls-
sued. AIJI)lications tor re-
newal shall be made oo or
before December first of
each year for tbe follow-
lng caleodar year. U., made
wtthla the period prescrtbeCl,
tbe charge tor renewal sball
be Three Dollars ($3.00).
Tbe permits are personal
and oootn.Dsferable.
F. REVOCATION. The
Chief of Police may revoke
or Sllspeod a.oy sucbdrlYer's
permits so lss:ued for any
rtolatloo of tbe PJ'OYlsiODs
of tb1s Ctapter by tbl bold-
er of such permlt or tor tbe
existence ol any state ol
facts Yblch would hue been
a good reuoa tor dtoytoc
such permit when &A»U.t
for, wbetber such state of
facts existed at tbe time
appllcaUon was made t>r
sue!\ permit or came into
existeoce thereafter.
G. APPEAL. In tbe IYeDt
of a refUsal. re•ocatJoo or
SUSI)fDSioG of IDJ drinr'a
permit by tbe c hlef ol Po-
lice, tile applicut or per-
m lttee may aiJI)IIJ from tile
l1 eclsioo to tbe City eo.-
cU, whlcb may ba tt. dla-
creUoD amrm. rever• or.
modU) the decllioa made
by tbe Chief of Poll~."
SECTION !. Tld.l ordl-·
aa.ace sblll be pabUebed c:.ce ,
ln tbe oftldal NYIIIIIPW ol
tbe City, ud the ame aan
be 6ct1Ye 10 c1a11 ... r
the date ollta .... ..
1"1118 Ol'dMI!C' WU batro-I
dDctd at a nplu meet~.~~ •
o1 u. Clt7 c-:o o1 tilt ~
CltJ ot "....,ort a.~ IIMI ,
oe u. rr.. c1aJ ot..,. 1m, ,
a.SwuldllpfiedaatM•,
dl7 ol ,.._ ll'r!i.:-., IIIII ~MG.;:
...... Dm1t.l, ~, l8slllt ......_ ., e a:s
..... f ....cooatll"'8: ..... ,
AIIIUT OOUIICII .. I .....
DillliM ... t --•n•• =wr~ ,,,, ......
-····~----·
f lr.t.--IIOTIC& ro CJ~&<iiwnt"'o.• 0# 2 IIIU[ Tlt..n~t Allll or
: lltiiiU~ ro nu..,••
: ALCOIIlUC NYIIWili
-UCIIIII(I) (lloe. 1101-'10"1
: u.c.c. utl/or 141m 116!')
-N<711CI • -BY E GIVIII 1o 1M c-.. or : zewa. 18c., Fedtral Tu
::. llo. BX la$914, Tnuloror = IDd lJc ..... ,. .... bul-
: ._, addftA 1.1 tt!O Eut
: Cout _,, ID lbo Cll)"
:: of Corea 411 Mar, CouatJ
: of Orup, Stato of Colt-
: tbruta !IZISZ5, llat o boll<
ti'IDifer, Ll about tobt made
to GioruDl hter Colta aDd
Gllla Costa, Social SocoriiJ
No. 102..!1-9842 ud 568-
:: 40-53f7, Trauterees ud
loteaded Transfenes, wbose = bua:IDess address 1s 317
-Poinsettia An., 1n tbe City
_ of Corooa del Mar. COUDty
of Oruce, state of Call-
-forn!a 92625.
The property ls described
-1n geoenl as: All stock I.D
-tnde, tlrtures, equipment
-and good wW of a certa.iD
-Restaurant and Bar busloess
-kDowD as Zuble'saodlocated
-at 2920 East Coast High-
way, 1n the City of Corooa
-del Mar, County of Orange,
.. State of Californla, and
tnnsfer the followlrtg alco-
boUc bevenge license: On-
Sale General, Number 4?-
28502, oow ts.wed to pre-
mises located at 2920 East
Coast Highway, for the pre-
mises located at 2920 East
Coast Hlchway 1n the City·
of Co rona del Mar, County
of On.nge, State of Calt-
forn.ta.
That the amount ol p.~r
chase price or considera-
tion in cormectloo with said
transfer ot said license and
said business, Including the
estimated inventory, is the
sum of $45,800.00, which
cooslsts of the following:
UGALMOTICI
All -· ---... add-bJ lbo ----..... lt.JI put .. ' l&r u
bon to tbt Tn.uiiNtln:
zu~>~o·., rae., 1711 Pla-e..ua. COlt& MIM, Call-
tbnlla.
Ttat It ... bela qteld
--Ue-o.ad lMIDded tn.uflne u re-q-~~r s.e. Z407t or toe
BtulDtu IDd Profe11ioa1
Codt1 Uat tbt COGIIdetatlob
for tbe trahsler of aid bui-
aeu ud tna.afer of aaJd
Hcease 1J to be paid OQ.Iy
after aaJd tnnsfer bas beeD
appi'O'Ied by said Deplrtmelll
of AleoboUc Benn.ce Coo-
trot.
Tbat a sale, tnnsfer and
asalpmeot of the aforesaJd !¥k ln trade, tlmlres,
equipment IJid good wW of
said business Will be made.
aDd tbe coos1dentt.oo there-
tor together wltb the coo-
slderation for the transfer
aDd assignment of tbeafor.-
sa!cl Ucense 1s to be coo-
summated on or after the
11th day of July. 1975. at
the escrow department of
Bay Esci'O'W Co., Inc., at
1600 East Mayfair AYe., iD
the CUy of Orange, County
of Otange, state of CaU-
fornla, provided that the De-
partment of Alcobollc Bew-
enge Control has approved
said transfer of said llcense.
Dated: June lOth, 1975.
ZUBIE'S, INC., Trans-
feror and Llcensee, By John
M. Zubleta, President.
Giovanni Peter Costa,
Gina Costa, Transferees
aod Intended Tn.osferees.
Publlsh: June 19, l!r7 5, in
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
LIGAL HOTICI ·
ORDINANCE NO. 1620 a dr iYer's permit to him
AN ORDINANCE OF THE would oot in any way be
CITY OF NE WPORT BEACH contrary to the public In-
AMENDING SECTIONS 5.-terest, welfare or safety.
10.030, 5.12.320, 5.14.180, Each such applicant shall
5.15.110, 5.24.050, 5.28.030, demonstrate hls skill and
5.32.040, 5.41 .040 AND 5.-ablllty to safely handle Ills
50.040 OF THE NEWPORT vehicle lD driwtng It throogb
BEACH MUNICIPA L CODE the c rowded sections of the
TO INCREASE THE A-City accompiDJ.ed by an In -
MOUNTS OF lNVESTIGA· spector designated by the
TlON AND PERMIT FEES Chief of Pollee. No dr iver's
REQUIRED 1N CONNEC-permit shall be granted to
TION WITH BUSINESS U-any person whO Is oot of
CENSE APPLICATIONS a gOOd moral character or
Tbe City Couocll of the wbo caDDOt speak the Eng-
;~:~~=s:~~:b<»es ~n :r:'~~rr~·s~~
SECTION 1. SKUon5.10.-cenS'! issued by the Motor
030 of the Newport BeliCh Vehi cle Department of the
Municipal Code Is amended State, or who Is not sui-
to read: llclently acquainted with the
"5.10.030 APPLICATION laws or ordinances ngulat-
FOR PERMIT. Application lng the r..l!.lt!ration of motor
for a special event permit vehicles . Any falslflcaUon
shall be nted at least four-on the appUcation for said
teen (14) days prior to the permit w111 be grounds for
date of the proposed event refusal of the permit.
with the Ctty Manager, on B. PERSONAL APPEAR-
fo rms supplied by the City, ANCE. Before a per mit ls
together with an appltcaUoo granted to any applicant. the
processing charge In the a-applicant shall present 111m-
mount of Twenty-Flu Dol· self to the Pollee Depart-
Jars (.$25.00) for allapplica-ment, be photo(raphed or
ttoos where a special event furnish an acceptable photo-
permit fee Is also required, graph, and be tlngel))rlnted,
and in the amount of Twen-and such photo(raphs and
ty Two Dollars and Fifty ltngerprtnts shall be tUed
Cents (.$22.50) tor all appll. with the permanent recon1s
cations where no special of the Pollee ~rtment.
event permit tee Is required. C. TEMPORARY PER.
The City Manager may, MIT. PeDdlng thecompletloo
In Ills discretion, waive the ot the tnvestfgatlon of an
requirement that appllca-appllcant, the Chief of Po-
tions be tiled rour:eeo (14) lice may grant a temporary
days prior to the date on permit to a person Who has
which the activity Is to be made application lor a drtv-
condUcted.'' er's permU aod appears to
SECTION 2. Sectton-5.12.. be qualtned for such per-
320 of the Newport Beach mit. Tbe temporary permit
MWitci.pll.l j;ode Is amended sl».ll automatically e2plre
to read: si.Jity (60)days l'rom the elate
"5.12.320 DRIVER'S PER-U ns lssued or upon Is-
MIT. A. APPLICATION, No suance ol a regular driver's
person shall drive or oper-permit, The Chief ot Pollee
ate any vehicle described shall summully rewoke any
in tills Chapter tn the City temporary permit when he
without nrst obtaining a per-determines oot to lssUe a
mit In writing so to do from drtwer's permit to the ap-
the Chief of Pollee. Any pllcant.
person desiring to obtain D. IDENT1FlCATION
such driver's permit sl».U CARD. Upon obtai.D.1.ng the
ma.k.e a written appllcaUoo r8(111ar permit. tbe drlwer
therefor to the Chief ot Po-or operator sr.ll at aU
lice accompanied by a fee of times keep polted lD fliU
F ltteen Dollars ($15,001 wletr Ill the wehlcle operat-
No permit stall be issued ed by blm an ldentif\caUon
: to any person UDder the ace card fllnlabed by the Chief
·of eighteen (18) yean, to of Poll~:e, wh.lch slall r.we
• any person oot a citiz.eo of plaJal)' pdAted tblreoa the
: tbe United States tmless such oame of tbt drlnr or op-
: persoo bas I&'WftllJydeela~ erator. bUI buJJDeullddreu
: bla lntenUoa of becomi.Drl a.oc1 ttJepboH aamber. b1s
: n ett, or to uy perSOD who permU uumbtr am hla
: 1.1 Incompetent or ror a.oy pl:dl:lcnpb..
: r-..oa wb&~nr Wllbl1 to E. TERM •• RENEWAL. ~ l&fel)' ban41e tueb Yehlcle. AU drttu"t permiU 8llaJl
No permit sblU be laslecl tJPU• at tbe tad of U..
"to ur per-. no tu bHo ea\llldlr ,..,. for Wblcb •-
: coaYlcMII o1 a ftloGJ, or Ald. AIIPI"UC.• for re-
: wltl*l tbll period o1 two Dl'ftl Alii bt made c. or
1.,. Jmmedlat.IJ Pf'IC*I-bdJn o.ctmber ant of
.tile -•.,.UC.ttoobu--· ,.. .. , tbo --CODYietld at nckltll drtY-lie ca._.r rar.UIOmadt ·~tot or drift~~ a--wliOiallloporlodp,_rtood,
I llfCjlftJ n1Jo -lbo 1110 ...... for -ooal Olllt1
.,&aDirn:t Gil arlk:Mtlc ll-bt TwoDoUan(tS.OO).Tbl
• ..... .. -... _.. ... porooool ud s ~.:.-. of rtrll.. ' I , oat ...
:., "''"'I s., ........ r. 8&\'0CATIOII. no :-..,_ CoiiNI ""' c-of Jollco ... , -:e1 .. ~ .... tf Ct'M ' , or JIll UJIKbdrtftr'l ___ ,...._ ......... ._ ... ..,
:... ......... ., llir --llao of IIIIo --:~ t1 -IIIII.... tl ... Cllalr'lr bJ IIIIo llold-
I '
PLilii:JUIM.NE"
-ITATUIDT Tlio_..,_ ..
dolll ........ (l) Or-.... c.-, r.~r...,-.
(1)--~..., ............. om.. CoD
.,_Calli.-Tol Pldl Bill~ a.:. (Call-
... -.-lllalo of----~ 11'70 -Ma AH., c-.._ ca111. net~.
Tblo boatooar..-..oct
by a corpon.doa.
Corp>n.tloa Name: Tal
PbU E.attr»rteee. ble,,
Tbomu 0. PbWtpo, Proo.
Tbll ltatlmtllt ftl ftled
Willi tbe Cc:xmty Cleft ofOr-
I.Q(t Coa.atJ J_. IS, 18'?5.
Publllb: Jane u. 19. t&,
July s. 1975, lD tM Newport
Harbor Eutp. F -f+tll
LeGAL HOTICI
35023
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CAIJFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
No. AS4019
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
(CCP Soeltoo 1277)'
In re KAJU MICHELLE
FORRESTER, a Mloor by
JOE EDWARD FORRESTER
AND MARY ANN FOR-
RESTER, Paroots, tor
Change of Nam9.
WHEREAS. JOE EDWARD
FORRESTER a.nd MARY
ANN FORRESTER, Petltloo-
ers as tbe parents ot appU-
cant, a persoo UDder l8years
of age, has rued a Petitioo
with the Clert of this Court
for an order c hangtng ap-
pllcant•s name from KAMI
MICHELLE FORRESTER to
CAMERON MICHELLE
FORRESTER:
IT IS ORDERED that all
persons interested In the
above-eoHtled matter
appear before this Court at
L!GAL HOTICI .
er of such permit or tor the
existence of any sate of
fa cts whlc h would lave been
a good reason for denying
such permit when applied
fo r. whether such state of
facts e:rlsted at the Ume
application was made for
such permll or came into
existence thereafter.
G, APPEAL. In the event
of a retusa.l. revocatioo or
suspenst.oo of any driver's
permlt by the Chtef ot Po-
llee, the 11JP1lca.Dt or per-
mittee may appeal from the
4.clakm kt U.. ClQ COUQ-
c ll, · wtdch may la lts dts-
c ret1oo alftrm, rewerse or
modify the decisloo made
by the Chid of Police."
SECTION 3. Sectlon 5.14.-
180 of the Newport Beach
Municipal Code Is amend-
ed to read: •
''5.14.180 APPLICATION
FOR DRIVER'S AND AT-
TENDANT"S PERMIT. An
appUcant for an ambulance
driver's or ambulance at.
teodant's permit st.U rue
his application with tbe Fl-
na.oce Director on forms
furnished by the City, to -
gether with an applleatloo
fee of Sliteel'l Dollars I.Od
se,enty-Ftwe Cents(.$1 6.75).
Each applicant shall submit
with his application three
(3) recent photographs of
himself of a stze designated
by the Fl.na.nce Dir ector. To
be eligible for either type
ot permit, an appUcant rRUst
be at least 21 years otage.''
SECTION 4. Sectlon 5.15,-
110 of the Newport Beac b
Municipal Code ls amended
to read:
''5.15.110 ATTENDANT
OR OPERATOR'S PERMIT
REQUIRED. (a) Appllcatlollo
No persoo shall drlwe or
open.te aoy om cta.J police
towing nhlcle described In
thls Cllapter In tbe City wttb-
out nrst obtainlnr a permU
1n writing to do 80, from
the Chief of Pollee. Ally
persoo desiring to obtain
such operator's perm!tsbllll
make a wrltten appllcaUoa
therefor to the Cblel of Po-
llee; accompanied bJ tbl lee
of Ntneteeo Dolla.rund Fifty
Ceots ($19.50~ AppUcaottbr
atteodi.Dt or operator'• per-
mU sbaU be req~~lnd to be pootoc.._ o.ad flilger-
prtnted. No aneod&Dt or op.
erator'l permit lb&ll bt ll·
sued to UJ penoo.:
1. UDder tht ac• of 18
yea.rs. t. Wbo 1.1 aot a cuts.
of tht UDlted States M who
... DOt ll.dallf deela.rtd
lot-ol bocomllic ..... s. Wbo ... bHI O(lt, ..
•lctod ola lolaa1.
4. •• wiUU • period of two ,..... ,.,._,
pne«tbJc ~ appiJcatlcw,
IIU--of-
1-driYIIil .. ..., -·-of*'_..,._
..... ~-""" 'Call-
--Codo,CaD-_y_c-, .. _,
--. -ltdliocaJ
CIIWI1IM' .... .......
ol a .... O)lJ 'Je *II
-IIIIo 1111 ....... :: ....., ... ....,or
'M'LJII~, B .
F1CIIIIAII --~ o lWII ftATUIDT no --. ... -u:o ....,.. _.,., ......,.
.._ tm Hsrn aa H.trold liDrlc at a .., ..-II Kowport ......... IIIIo .. _ ... _,_ llrolliolloiiiU--..-
PEIMRS
~·=~··::-~ ..., lepoNioJotM$$,--~~~ lo .. T.' Horokl ~--'*-· q..uo,...~ II"IU Bar-· AIRJORT 4IIU <ial1la, Ill-Vtojo CoUL ....... -Polo,_ ,_,. Ooo
He"ll; C?oarloo A. 'Horold d..-.kipmool 01 ltoel Qoal1, tile 01 ~·~ IU'f HtplaDd ss,ooo. ua,ooo.
Drl ... Boltoo a.eo, Calli. Baaor DoYo~ Co., • UD0 IILE mns t....-lliiPt'Oftmtlllt, 1151 R. c. K.tldtr, aMtKcw at
TtJb bust 1o -~·-tod DoYt, $'7 ,470. 115 Via QUto, tu, tOO. nell .._...... • CORONA DEL MAR • NEWPOH HEIGHTS b1 • ...... partDorilllfl>. Slpod: Jobo T. Horold. E. Jor11to, Ill Potuot-I . Tnol Har-, IU La
Thla lb.temeat wu flled tla. remodel, $5,!00. J:::-..1 IIDI')', 11111t dw.U-
wttb U.. Coury Cltrk oiOr-Ricbllrd Saec:a, '11$5 Mar-~·~pER B'Y
""' Coool)o liar so, 1975• ru•rtto. -· ll,toO. ~ NQg • NEWPORT Sam CampblllLadcii.UoD at
Publlab: JUAe U, 19. 2&. Doll Koll co., SS90 Via U 15 K&r1Mr1, f'l,OOO. • NEWPORT CENTER Ju.IJ 3, U75, 1D the Newport Lido, tiO&Dt de'relopm•t t)r lrYiM Co., 170 Newport
Harbor Enatp. r -44339 TUfaDy Altpolollc:a.l, $44.-C•ter Dr., utabllsh suite 000.U..O uwer. acJditloo at tor Ho=:,tat FiDucial S.r-
10:00 A.M:~ oo July!9,1Vl5~ .. ·
1D tbe courtroom of Depart-
mentS, at tbe COUiltyCourt.
bouM, located at 700 CiYic
Ceo.ter Drt.. Welt, Santa
Ana, Calltonil., and 1bow
cau.se, U a.oy, wby tbl peti-
tion tor cta.r:tce ot oa.me
sbou.ld not be &'ranted.
rr IS FURTHER
ORDERED tbat a eopyofthts
order to sbow cause be pub-
lished !D lbo Newport Har-
bor EDStgn, a oewsp~per of
general clrculatloa prl.ated
ID Orauce County, Call-
fornla. orace a week tor tour
successive weeks prior to
tbe date set tor hearing on
the petition.
DATED: JUDe 11, 1975.
SAMUEL DRElZEN, Jlldge
of the Superior Court
Hurwitz, Hurwitz & Re-
mer, attorneys at law, 430
32nd street, Newport Beach.
California 926"• (714) 673-
9020.
Publish; June 19, 26, July
3, 10, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign.
LIGAL IIOTIC!
or comblnaUoo ot alcobol
and drug.
5. Who Is Incompetent or
for a.oy reason whatsoever
unable to handle such vehlcle
safely.
6. Wbo is not of good
moral character,
7, Who ca.noot speak the
English language,
8. Who does not hold a
Yehlcle drlwer's ltcense ls-
sued by the Motor Vehicle
Department of the state of
Callfornl.a.
404 40l1l st .• t1,500. :1:kooA':L.um
• HARBOR VIEW Doll BriO, 1 llDit, 1 story Art Zlmtrmu, addittoo,
dweliJ.Dc. 18Z9 Port Sbet-_s_z_I_E_. _s_.,_Ft_._. _•s_._ooo_. -
neld, tZS,MO.
Harbor oa, Seboot, eclcll-_...,;L:.::l:.::O::A::L:..· ::MO;:;T.:;IC::I:_
tloo., S4S PaeUI.e VIew Dr.,
St«,OOO.
L!GAL HOTI£1 -' FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAJIE STATEMENT
Tbe toJlowlD& per.r:Mll are
dolnc basl.oeuu: TbeH&Dd-
cn..ltera. 96SZ Hamlltc:ll,
fC-2, HtmliDCIOO Be b., Callt.
92646: Bria.D F. O•llea.n..,
9632 HamUtoo, fC-2, Hunt.
Lngtoo Bch.. CaW. 92&46;
Sberyl D. o•w.ean, 9632
Hamilton. f C-2, Huott.ogtoo
Bcb., Calif. 92646.
This bustoessls coocllcted
by a genenl pr.rtDersbJp.
Sl(ned: Brian o•w.ean.
This statement was rued
with the County Clerk of Or-
ange County oo May 2?, 1975.
Publlsh: May 29, June 5,
12, 19, 1975, in tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -44164
LEGAL NOTICI
ORDINANCE lstl
A.N ORDlNANC£ OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
ADDINC CHAPTER t5.S7
ENTITLED ''APPROVAL 1N
CONCEPT PERMIT"' TO TI-
TLE 15 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
The CUJ Council of the
City of Newport Beacb does
ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Chapter 15.-
37 1s added to the Newport
Beach Municlpi.I Code to
read:
"CHAPTER 15.37
APPROVAL [N
CONC EPT PERMIT
SEC TIONS:
15.37.010 Intent.
15.37.020 Appronl
CODCept Permit.
..
15.37,010 INTENT, In or-
der to comply witb the pro-
wlJ:IotiS of Dlwlstoa 18 of
the Calltomla Public Re-
sourees Code. entitled ''Ca-
lifornia Coastal Zone Con.
senatloa Commission", and
the South Cout Regional
Commlssloo's open.tlog re-
plations. It Is necessary
tor the City ot Newport Beach
to approwe1nconceptallpro-
1ecls ID the Coastal Zooe
Permit area prior to any
actloo by the South Coast
RegiooaJ Com mlssk>n.
15.37,020 APPROVAL IN
CONCEPT PERMIT. A fee
of Tweaty-Two Dollars and
Fifty Cents ($22.50) Is here-
• •• ct. ....
.... "Island .
' u.le~
all the sparkling harbor
FOUR BEDROOM, 3 BATH HOME READY FOR
YOUR C:f>MP LETE ENJOYMENT
OPEN SAT. & SUN.---2 to 6
2907 EBB TIDE, HARBOR VIEW HILLS
Cameo Shores
HOME SUPREME
4507 TREMONT
Three toedroom , 3 balh llume buill arounrl a !q)ark~
liDg pool.
All this. --~ith the blue Pa<'Ulc at your doorstep!
$157,500 * 67S-St30 *
3637 E. Coaot tt.rrvl
Coron• ct.l
Pete /Jal'relt f<ea:lt,
MODERN BEACH HOME
9. Who Is not sutncleotJy
aOQII31oted with the> taws or
ontloaDces rr.;ulatlng the
open.ttoo of motor nhtcJes.
''5.32.040. APPUCATIOl:f
FOR PERMIT. Appllca.Uona:
tor cafe dance permtts ar..u
be rued wtth the c tty MaD.
ager on forms su.pplled by the
City, togetber with an ap-
pUcattoo fee of Thirty Three
Dollars and Flfty Cents
($33.50). Tbe application
s hall be sizned and veri-
fled by the &pplte&Dt and
shall contain su.c b lnlorma-
tloa as may be deemed
necessary by the City Mao-
ager. The City Manager may
require tr.t the appllcant
be f\og.e,.Prt.oted... \
SECTION 8, Sectloo5,41.·
040 of tbe Newport Beach
Municipal Code Is amended
to read:
by establlabed for the t.ssu-
~_,..., Aq>rvnbtn Coo -~;,
cept Pumlt. Said fee may
JUST LISTED -bea utiful low
maint enant·c cedar ext erior ,
contemporary d esign. J Bedrooms &
lar ge activity /pool room . Exciting
interior. 2 fire~laces. ~\Iilli. s~nfl:e<:~ '• .tlo 4/ire: r in l!':··an<f.' gafcterfl itea:. :tuo.ooo. 0 R owner will lease option
for S2000.
10. Who faJslltes the ap-
pllcatlon tor said permit."
SECTION 5. Section 5.24 .•
050 of the Newport Beach
Municipal Code Is amer.ded
to read:
"5.24.050 APPLIC o\-
TIONS FOR PERMITS -·
FEES, A. PRIVATE PA-
TROL SERVICE. Applica-
tions for pe r mits for private
patrol services shall be nted
with the License Division
ot the Fina.o<:e Department
on forms supplied by tbe
City, togetber with an tn.
wesUp.Uoo fee of One Hund-
red Dollars (.$100.001 The
application shall be stped
a.Dd veruted by the appllcant
and shall state the name,
address and orpolzatloo of
the ~trol serwlce, Its
method of operation, the ter-
ritory or tocatl.oos It pro-
poses to serve, and tbe
names, addresses and physi-
cal descrlptloo of Its of-
ficers and employees, l1ld
such other ldeotlftcaUoo and
loformatlon as may be
dMmed necessary by tbe
Chief of Pollee, Including.
but not limited to, tt.ncer-
priDls and recent photo~
&'n.pbs of the applicant and
bl.l employees.
B. PRIVATE PATROL-
WAN, AnJ person to be em-
ployed as a printe patrol.
mao stall rue a werUled
appUcatioo with the Llceue
Olwlaicxl of the Finance De·
partment oa forms supplied
by the CIIJ, .. ~... tbrtb
such lotormatioo u may be
required by the Chief of
PoUce. tocether With u tD-
wHtlpUoa fee of Twenty
Etcl< llollaro ($ZS.001"'
SECTION S. Soetloo 5.28.-
0JO of tbo Newport Boaeb
MWllclpll Code 11 ameodld
to roe
'"5.18.010 APPLICATION
FOR PERIIfr. Applka,_ .. , ---...,. ... 1ball be lllod wWl tbo Cll)"
M&laCtr cm t)rm• -.ppiltd
b1 tbo CltJ, ....,.., -• too of Tl>lrt1 nroo tw-
llro ud FUIJ c-($11.$0)
to cvrer tM COIIIa of pro..
c 1111¥ ud .... lpt:llla
Tlio .,.UCO-7M11 bo
........... -llflllo ··k-... .a caMidl -•-•Uoou•1llo • IT rt MtiSS'f. n. Cttr ..... _, ...... llrrit
1M ·-... ..... . ,. ... 1."
acrD1.-UL-*rl ...... , .... ::=•c-.tea• 'If
"5.41.040 PERMIT FEE.
At the time of flllng an ap-
p!Jcatloo for a permit. a
fee of SixtfMID Dol.b.rs and
Seventy Five Ceots ($18.75)
shall be pa.ld to pr.rUaUy
conr tbe cost ot IDnstlpt-
ing azxt processt.Dg the ap-
pUcatton and llauingtbeper-
m1t."
SECTION 9. Seetloo 5.50,.
040 of the Newport B•ch
Mwtlclpl.l Code 1J ameoded
to read:
"5.$0.040 APPLICATION;
FEE. (a} Ally person duir·
ing to obtalo 1. permit to
operate a massage estab-
Itstmeot or to perform mas-
sage semce~ arau make
appllcatioo to tbl Director
of FI.Dance who 1ball refer
aU aucb appllc&Uou to lbe
Cblef of Pollee for an ln-
westip.tloo. Aa appllcattoo
to obtain a permit to ~
e n..te a masace establllb-
ment sball bl accompanied
by an iDYeltJpUoa fee or
One HIIDdred Dollars
($100.00).
(b) Eacb IA)llcaUoo l:>r
a permit to permU an 11-
dh1dall to perilnn mu-
...,. ~erne .. abllll be ae ..
eompanled by u lDwutap.
ttoo teo of ,......., Etct<
Do!lars ($21.00).
(e) Permltl &DIS fMs re-
qlllred by tbll Ct.pter tbal1
be to acldfttoo to .. , 11-
eeue, permit or r.. re ...
qntrod -.., olbor c~r ol Ul1e Code/'
SECftlll. 10. TbJo ordl-
ooac:o Olllll bo ptb.._
ODCe 1111 t:ht offtclal .....
-r of· tbo Cll)", o.ad 1M
ame ...U be etr.cttre
tblrtJ (10) ...,.. -a..
-ol .. adoptloo. TIIIJ----ftetd at • rep1&r mutllc
of IIIIo CtfJ ~ of 1M CltJ. of~ lloocUalil
oolllo fill da1 of liar, lf!S, .... _,..... .. Clio ..
... , ol -· 1971, "' IIIIo lollo>otoc ...........
AYiitl, (XlUIQUIIJI: lie-=.. =. = -110111,. COUIICILIIIII:-....,. COUJICIUIIII: -u..IIIA. MeWe ..,...
AIIDh
~-~ ,.-ro -.st,1rrl, ·a ............... (.
be modlfted In lbe fllture
to reflect chaD&es In the
ecooomy or co1t of llvl.ng
indices by Resolutloo of the
Clty Council.'.
SECTION 2. T ttl.s' ordi-
oaoce stall be publlshed once
In the oftlclal newspaper of
the City, and t~ same s hall
be effective 30 days after
the date of Its .adoptloo.
Tbls ordiDance was tntro.
~ed at a nguiJ.r meeting
or tbe Ctty CouncU of the
CUy of Newport Beacb held
oo the 27th day of May, 1975.
ud wu adopted on the 9th
day of June, 1975, by the
roUowLDe vote. to wtt:
AYES. COUNCILMEN: Me.
1oms. Doltat. Barrett,
Kuebn, Rogers, Ryckott,
Store.
HOES, COUNCtLMEN: Nooe.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
Noa.e.
Donald A. Mclnola ...,.,
ATTEST:
TWO OP:I"IC£5 TO SIERVf YOU.
1605 WESTCLIFF DR .• NEWPORT-442-5200
700 E. BALBOA BLVD .• BAL BOA-·675-.060
J Pel E BARRm REALlY
Spacious 4 BR .. family rm .. din. rm .
On 52 rt . Sunny priv. patio. $179,000
Waterfront 4 l:lH .. 5 b<J., rumpus rm .
Pier & lloat, sandy beach. $295,000
Bea ut. 6 BR, 5 Ba. or 4 BR. 4 Ba, with
2 BR. 1 b<.~th <.1pt. Sandy beach,
courtyard. s hore moonng. S295,00Cl
BD.L GllUNDY, Rcalror
Laara IA:cios lalonli•rs Bld9. ot Linclo hie
CtiJClerk 341 BAYSIDE OR., SUITE 1, H.B. 675-6161
Publllb: June 19, 1!r75, In .. .
tbo NewportHart>orEostcn. ~-·············· ---~~-------------------·---
HOME-BALBOA
120Z E. BALBOA BLVD
4 IIOIIOOM~4 I.ATHs-o.ISTOM lUlL T
..... .._, io ---. ' 1'ft,... _,. ar .. hor . ...._
6a ...... lrlFI I Dl ... tUtJa
..... ~blo .... ...., ........ ., -.-. ........ _ .... ....... , ........... .
.••.• plus. panoranlic . view $219,000
,._ foo ,..,.;....,, .... oloert-1o Hwr E.'-"
:~~ ;;;;;:;:;;;:; ;;:;; : :st:::~:::• ir:: :
' ~ .
Realtor
. .... f• .., ..... I,I.ALIQA 6ii-11.
·····--········--~----------
i '
RIAL TOll$ •
I7HIU
SPECIALS!; _
c_.... .. W• D4'rL New on the
market & a charmer. A joy to see.
Owner's unit In rront ~-.three
bedroom, two bath & prh·at~ paUo,
plus two bedroom rental. Just 5 years .
old & well priced at $125,000. Cull for
appointmt'nt.
OPIN HouSES
4500 IOXIUIY ID.: c.... S .... n
prestige; an ocean \·iew. secluded patios, private beach, spacious lawns,
plus a "spic & span" three
bedroom-family room home -for the
very special buyer. OPEN SUN 1 to S.
Just $127,500. .
717 OICHID: c; ...... ....-. Fl'esh on
the mark~t . fresh paint. fresh
carpeting, a nd fresb new pansies in
the yard. Play a rea ul the rear &
THREE BEDROOMS & bath &
one-half. Just $69,500. OPEN SAT &
SUN. 1 to s.·
NOIPOitT B~Qt.CORONA DilL MAlt
RIIAL ISTATa .,.CIALim
·cOLE ~ NEWPORT, REALTORS
2515 E. Oo•at .Hl._w.,, Conana del M•
WOOD ·AND BRICK
VtrJ --~ &Dd outa ...... baue • T,_. II ~ _ U.. blaebl -Elb'a lui• UYinl roocn. fluDUJ rocMD.
coarmtt kitcben, Iaiit muter bedroom, pia two
otbtr bedroom._
$112,500
BEST PRICE
ON LINDA
SPANISH BEAUTY wiTH 70
FT. FLOAT AND 103 FT.
PIERHEAD LINE -3 BED-·
ROOMS, 3-1/2 BATHS, DEN
AND SEPARATE DINING.
$192,500. BOB OWENS -
642-8235. (F200)
WXUIIOUS lA YFtlOMT UVIMG.
Newly completed custom built
home w /4 large bedrooms + maid's
quarters. Unique e ntry doors
w /leaded glass windows. Unusual
hardwood floors in entry, family
room & brkfst. room. Numerous
special features. Dock for lg. boat.
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M. 618
HARBOR ISLAND DR. (F24~
IALIOA PENINSULA SPECTACULAR
-$57.500!
Cute Peninsula cottage w /wood
paneled living room. cozy fireplace,
entertainment bar & patio. Situated
on R-3 lot suitable for building a
duplex. Paula Bailey 642-8235. (Fl8)
•••• • COUNTRY-LI~E ESTATE ....... fa,rm1y .H Onle
<>n.-t.lf a'c re estate In Harbor View WU. com-
plete wUb 5 bedroom, family room bomt. GI'OODds PLUS I nco me and pool that art Cant:asttc. You ban to SNit to
belleve U. You own the land, tool
SEE IT AND LET'S DISCUSS IT • • • • • • COM DUPLEX .
LET US SHOW YOU 505 POPPY ···IT'S A HOHEYtll
Charming 2 bedroom bouse PLUS fllrnlsbed
bacbelor apartment In old Corooa del Mar.
$78,500
I I I • ~
TWIN DUPLEXES
CORONA DEL MAR
Three bedrooms, 2 baths plus 2 bedrooms aDd
2 baths 1D tllCh. Prlvat. paUos and decks.
115,000 each
. .
,HESTER-BROWN II .
-A•socl•s. lie., ledlws
133-971--
....................
· lOY R. McCARDLE
JliAL~, II ... .,.,. .
1110 NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA MUA
,..
CORONA DEL MAR
Almost new. Custom buUt for present owner.
Flu bedroom home, 2 blocks from the beach.
Separate dining room, plus spacious family room.
Two bedroom rental In rear unit. Call 673-8550.
Call 673-85 50
T HE REAL ESTATERS
Ill MAIGUIIITI, ~IOMA DIL MAl aJJ-IIM
~ I I .. IAl El 'REPORT I I I
Unit sales, through the
Multiple Listing Service of
the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realtors,
totalled 371 in May.
3,339 lisUDgs were pro-
cessed dur~ the first 5
monthS of 1975, of which
48% were sold. 78% of the
sales were .co-operative!
Lt.t your prq,erty With a Realtor. ·
•·•·• • •·• e .• , •• 8 1 11 a I I I ~
IJ;g Can~n
BEST OPPOITIIITJES!!
Just Usted
"Fresh On De Maket"
OPPORTUMTY'fl
Personal reasons dictate a fast sale on
brand new -never occupied -Deane
home "Deauville" 4 bdrm. & bonus
room, 3440 sq. ft. panoramic golf
course view, puulsizt.od lot. Builder ·:.
original price on this outstanding
location was Sl79,500. However. owner
willing to sell NOW at $177,000 (this ~~
S\7,000 bt!low comparable new uniu
If inler~st~d in this exceptiooal valut>
pleuse contact us today ~
OPPOITUNITT if2
\ Hroad moor home -absolutel~
1mma<.·ulate ~ lxlrm. & family rm
ranch style. on big quarter acre lot.
Couple oc<·upied ~. barely used. The
very fin est of quality appointments.
no detai I overlooked! Gorgeous
grounds. featuring specimen plants.
shaded patio wilh trellis overhang +
!'oUnn~:. wood deck ove rlookin g
\\att•rfull & pond. Truly a captivating
home : Being offea·ed near owner'::,
inv~sted costs at S179,SOO IShown by
appoint mcnl this \\eekend >
HASTINGS & CO •• Realtors
·~ 640-5560 0., .. h....., hdblwff Profft._. -.tg.
LIDO ISLAND
WATERFRONT
Sandy beach is the setting for this big
& handsome, unique property. All
h ere in this stunning home of
exquisite taste & quiet beauty. 4
Bdrms., den, study, intimate dinin~
area, last word kitchen + 2 bdrm. & 2
bath apt. Impossible to duplicate on
Lido. $375, ()()()
You
a
•
Ocean Views
Very choice North Laguna locaUoo. Six lovelJ
spacious 2 bedroom units aod ooe onrsiu 3 bed·
room plan. Close to beaches, sboppiDg and all,
that Lacuna Art Colooy ctarm. Top quallty coo-
structlon. From $54,950.
Call 6.75-7225 ...
Irvine Terrace
A sweeping view of the Channel and Bay e&n be
yours with this outstanding custom boUt 5 bedroom
home. Formal dlntng room bas electrically coo-
trolled monble roof that allows you to dine under
the sun or stars. Court yard pool wttb Jacuul.
Prime Lrvlne Terrace lcx-atioo.
100 Feel to Beach
OUt.st.aOOJng buy lor an innstor or a person
who desires a beach home plus rental lDcome.
This duplex consists of one unit wtt.b 4 bedrooms,
2 baths, plus 1 unit wUb 2 bedrooms and 1 bath.
Excellent summer rental schedule. Call for details.
$89,500.
need
It ®I or.
Any time you're 1nvolved 1n a real estate
transaction. Remember. Realtors are
sk1lled 1n servtng the real estate
needs of all
So. for y~ real estate needs. look for
the symbot of a Realtor
ur ~ealtor· toda
I
Salad
' ' Dinner
A cup of Potilge St Getmilin, milde daily in out
kilfhen. Cri5p 5pinilch salad with chopped biiCOn,
hilrd boiled egg, sweellsour dressing. Crepes Sr.
Jacque5: Sca~lops, shrimp, and sliced 3 ftr
mushrooms m a sherry sauce :7 ~
with gruyere cheese. •
C:.Cktallo II Wlaeo
COSTA MESA
South Coast Piau
on the ftOftft .we of the ...............
,.... hltinl IJM-1221
Publlth Your
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
STATEMENT
I ;:&.;!.: l POR ALL CITIIS PCNSJGN l=j.o .... ~·. COUIITY
ONLY S25.00
(PLUS 11.1 POl TMI OaAMGI COUMTY ,ILIMG Pll)
Wt wW IUo care ol -tile llllq IIIII tilt
peik:alloa II roo -• tilt I capita ol tilt
F-B-Maalt Slalemtal, 1111011 aat
IDd atcotd, IDd ••-'od b1 a cbock b m.
Or roo cu cot0t 1D tilt Eu!IO alllca 1D 1W oat
tilt lorma. 11-lllDC .. DOl _.....,,
27211, COAST HWY., COlOMA OIL lllAil, C.ALIP.
TILIP'HONI 67JoOUI
Swim hours
announced
The ptrk.s, beaches a.od
recreation departmeot of
Newport Beach announces
the following summer
r ecreaUoo swim hOUrs:
Newport Harbor Higb •
Monday through Friday,
1Z:30 to Z:20 p.m.; Wednes.
day and Frida)', 6 to 8 p.m.;
Saturday and Sunday, 1 to
4 p.m.
Corona del Mar High -
Monday through Friday, 1:30
to 3:30 p.m.; Monday even-
ing, 6 to 8 p.m.; Saturday
and Sunday, 1 to 4 p.m.
The program wUI start
the week of June 23 and coo-
tlnue throughout the sum-
mer. Cost is 50 cents for
those under 17, and 75 cents
for adults 18 years and older.
There Is a specW flmUy
plan, $25 for the summer.
Lube & Oil Change
~488 • L"ntpl• ''" rh.,~~•s lubrr~auon & o•l ;;,~··!!"!!'!"!lit~
.... ChMl<:C e ~~~~flS l"n•un•longrr "'4!arong
P"''" flo smo.,!h. quo~l perf•Hmatll o·
• 1'1• .osf' pi"'"" f.,r ippoontnv·nl e ].,
o.ludn lo::hl lrtt• ~~ Up to~ qt~ ot m.o1oo
bf~ ,..,llto·lflde oo t
BRAKF.
OVERHAUL
S5695
11.1 __ ....,,., ... , ..... ·--
Our Great Polyester Cord Tire
Helps Hold The Line On Price
t.ood)r·•r • AII-WuthU ?8 io b<>lll with
poi)'UIN ••"d tho! • li .. t ti!•P.,red lfl '" U ·
<lui¥( G01><l1 .. r proc"• 11111 Ml th• corol 11
opUm"~' •t•~n11•h ond rul1hm<:,.. T1l.e wkle
71-urt~• tr~u! I~ "r~v,r•e 101olded,~ e ted!·
ntqw" bmrnwe<l lrmn r..:e tire production. In
ru~n~ moklln~. the contoer of !he lte•d ..,,.
lou II oltMhtl) ~<.>ncne u H co .. .,. from lhtt
~!!:':!~~ I !."!~
for
878-t 3 BLACKWAl-L
mold --tkot •hnl tho tl•e h tfllloted, the
freed •••'" 11111. flo! ton!KI with th• ro.d.
Aftd lito riiHr,. ,,..,. dottll" I• well aroo¥M.
wilh ,t.nty of !taction edt" to p..,.,lde Ml·
oh•e pip. In...,.,.,. d.rool. our AII·Weethe~
71 11veo you lt-•1 ~~~oli!y. ot • price thel"o
In ot.p wllh the tloM.
I 21orf4770 1 21orS49 .. • ,..1......... ~.,.1 ..........
•
•
'
Tour project laUnched
tra111a a....,, wmt ' ..... -~1.
-rt L&--" Wood, Alita 0oo41; ..-.
lloflct IIIII WWllll 'MI. '
Tbo 5-lloor -"' 11W aad boat .. .,......., ....
lftct .,.. -• -ll CODt'IDtioll dtltp .....
tbllr wt .... u •• .,.. ._ ...
ldclllfPU: • --• irYIIIt -ltrlal Put, .. Upper Bay, famou ,,......._
CtleOrfly bomoo, colldJil
--· IDd -bIll lilt Nnport Hartor YacM Ctlb.
Tlctet• art $16. a., • .,..
tlaaa 111111 be madt lor 11taa
or 1mall l'fOUPI bJ eaJIIillrl
714-671-'1130. Sborttr -
IUDCb tou.rs wtl1 be ....Uo~
able.
GEM
ALK
IYJ. C. ""'""ialln
J,C. ~ .,.., ,..,. .,
IGJ ~ .,.., ,.._, •
eo. ...... IMwlmd hN lfJOIW
...,. Z7 ~ ,.,._tfforlfy Oft --I<W!"'·. JADE
MIP'HRITE odADIITE
Wb•l' s lbc Jif!cruu?
lD 1863 a French cham-
tat dtsconred thlt two dif-
ferent jades edited; yet
..,en today people refer
to bolb types by ooe term,
"jade."
TOUR NEWPORT! "You are lnYI~ 1o see our cM.nnJnc 'Pete~ is top citizen
Nephrite, les• valuable
)ide, 11 eoner than jadeite,
aDd looks oily whan pol-
iahed. U was uHCI tlr over
S,OOO y-.rs for tool• and
artistlc carvltl&:•. and 1t
wu not until about 1780
tbat a nplu supply of
true precious )ldette 111
many colors bepn to now
trom Burma. Jadeite, or
"cern quality" Jade, costa
more ttan nephrite, Is
harder 'a.nd looks glassy
wbeo poUshed.
aDd aousua.l city," ay memben of tbe Alllltlnct Leque
of Newport Beach, wbo ue starttnc culdtd aipt .... t.nc
trJpa by bus and Qt lo introdUce coav .. Uon guests
to tbe Harbor Area and raise money for their many
plilla.ntbropies. Cbeektnc the Sherman Foundation GU'deD
In Corona del Uar, as one of the slgbts to see, are
these Asatsta.oce Lape members, lett to rtabt, Mrs.
William Trttt Of Lido Isle, Mrs. Bryoo Tarmtler IDd
Mrs. Edward RoleHt of Dover ShOr es, aDd Mrs. VLrtU
Howell ot Balboa Coves.
Dr. BuU H. Peterson, the
fOUDding tuperfDteodent IDd
preQdent of the Cc:ut Com.
manJty College Dtstrtet, 1s o,_. Coast CoUee:e's out.
st:a.Od1nc cWua of 1975,
Dr. Petersoo, oow a rest.
deal of Walnut Creek, wu
hooored at occ•s com.
mencemerat nerclses June
13 tor b1s ''enUcbtened ed·
ucatlooal leadership and
forestcbt In the development
of Orange Coast Colleee."
Berteley. His nut tdlclt-·
tloaal asaJ&nmeot wu all
of tnJtructQr of p~Jilct: ..
matblmattes at BaMnlliiil
hlch acllool ud janlOr .._..
lep. He ns aDo tM .. ,.
basketball coaeb aad ...
s lstant tootbi.U coactl. • •
Attet teacbtng at rs.a ..
moot hilb IChool, Mt,.._
hlcb acllool, uc llt.Yia, ...
GleOOale Collage, bebeei."N orance Coast Colllle'l
founding presldeat ud ~
trlct superintendent in 1H't.
He held trst potJUoa uatll
Ma retirement In the .prllre
of 1964 for bealtb reaJOiil..
He received his A.B., M.A.
and Pb.D. degrees from UC
UCPAL MDTIC!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe toUowlng person 1&
doing business as Boonle's,
409 Left Soth st., Newport
Bea.cb 92660: Boonle Jo SaJn,
1616 Bedford Lane.D,New-
port S.eb 92660.
This business is conduct·
ed by an IDdlvldual.
Signed: Boonte Jo SaJn.
Tb.ls statement was ftled
with tbe County Clerk ofOr.
ange County June 13, 19'75.
Publish: June 19, 26, July
3, 10, 1975, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F«771 -
lt ls sometimes dllflcult
to dUfet'entlate between
these jades, 1!0 esamtna-
Uon by a tntned jeweler
ls Important before invest·
In this popular gem
CLAMS • OYSTERS • SHRIMP • SWORDFISH • BASS
LUNCHEON from $1.95
SIXTY -SEVEN YEARS of marriage were observed lilst
week by Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Ralstoo, shOwn at the door
of their borne at 110 Uod St., Central Ne'tt'pOtt. They
were married In 1908 1n Chicqo, where Mr. Ra.lstoo
worked lor U. s. steel. Mrs. Ralaton .... a young Im-
migrant f'l"om AustrJa. They hue ll'ed here since 1939,
~Md Ollily 'ri/4 P.M.
~11.Ca.t...,._..,
ow-ad• ...... (1l.tll"7!-ot00
11271 he:itlc: COMI ttwy.
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CAT AMARAH RACE
FOR BOY SCOUTS
About 20 members of Co-
rona del Mar's Boy Scout
troop will sail in a cata-
maran regatta this Saturday
In Newport Harbor, They
wUJ sail 8 Hoble lOs and
2 Hoble 16s l'l.lrnlshed by
the manufa cturer tor the
event.
The Scouts will sal! rrom
the Sea Scout Base on Coast
Hwy., from 10 a.m. untu
about 5 p.m.
LEGAL NOTIC!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing btlslness as: Rusty's,
2466 E. Fender Ave., Ful-
lerton: LaVonne A.. Me.
Cullough, 8556 Dalen,
Downey, Ca. 90242,
This bUsiness is conducted
by an Individual,
Signed: LaVonne A. Mc-
Cullough.
This statement was filed
wttb the County Clerk oror.
a.nge County May t, 1975.
33350
Publlsb: May 29, Jurie 5, 12,
19, 1975, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F .43446
L!GAL NOTICE
NOTICE
lNVITING BIDS
Sea.led proposals or bids
will be received by the City
CouneU of Newport S..eh,
Callfomla, at or betore the
bOOr of 7:SO P.M. oo .Juae
23, 19'15, lor a contn.ct
conrtng the pubUcatklo and
prlnltDc of all lepl IIOIJcoa
or other mattrlal rtQillnd
to be ptlbll.tbed Ia a .,... ••
paper of 181l.enl elraal&UoD
pubU.btd a.od: elreu.lated 1D
lbo CIIJ ol N-rt Btaeb
for the n.cat J•r IDCfillc
Jtme10, 191&. ·
Lun Lqloa, CIIC
City Clerk
City of N-rt a-il
hblllb: Jaoe lt, lr7S, Ia
lbt N.....,rt HaJ1>0r E•alpa,
Newporl
PrinlerS:
101M. •.-no
I'MJUJtJI
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COPS, MON.EY
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AND PARKING
A lot of us get In the babU of taking our pollee officers for gTalltecl. They're always
here, tbey do their job e!!lcleatly and quietly (escept when 10melillot starts shooting
at them), and they don't always get tbe reCOIPiitloll tbey dese"•·
Well, there's ooe serYice that the pollee provide for bus-that shouldn't
be overlooked any looger. I'm talking about tbe way they-down bad-check
artists. Cops like Bob Brockle of our own department .here talinport are very
valuable to tbelr community. Having bad tbe sad uperlence of ,.ar through small
clalms court to get mooey back from dlshooest checlrwrttero. I-tell you that tbe
pollee handle It a bell of a lot better thaD tbe courts. Tbe court 1IW order some guy
to pay o!l a bad check at a rate of $1 a week, tben tbe crook lpar•lbe court order,
anyway,
I thlnlt that the law should allow businessmen to donate bal! of Ill mooey recovered
by the pollee to some tlnd of pollee charity flmd, or widoW' I-. or something
like that. U Ia worth It to the buslnesaman, It would belp tbe ~ce, and It would
keep a lot of cases out of court. • ·• ·
Speaking of checks and money, I'd like my CUy Councllmtf,'lllr, Rocers, to run
down tbe mooey that Is 8111111Dsed to be In the off-street parkiiiC MIL WbUe the city
Is aburt of parking, putlcularly bore In Ctlllral Newport1 the 1 IW II talking about
borrowtuc money trOiil tbt parking flmd to baUd pans and ._.. courts. I can't
belleve It,
We should be using that money for wballt lllePllY Intended • ,_ """de off-street
parking. Now, the old LeValley Karat prc>Dtrty In Caotnl :•-" II up tor salt!,
Why don't we use tbat of!.street parldlll fllnd to buy tblt pt>..o ... IIIII bam It Into 1
blue meter parldnr lot for ompiCIJ'-of bu!De-In tbiiJIIIl ef ton? A )ldge
baa already ruled tblt WI are DOt PIIJillllll to put apeelllllille...,..ro on publlc
streets (such u 011 tbe Ocean Frcictt In CIIIUal Newport), 10 IC'f Pot !bam 011 Iota.
We really oeld 10me omploJM parldlll. Solila ef tbe8o ,.... t t •s• that the city
Ia allowlnc to build bore ba\'e more tbaD 100 emP,CIJ'MI. -·
Let'• use thlt mODO)' wlloiJ, not fritter It a.-y 011 parD. ·
AI Forctt '">
P .S. I have louDdadfertiiiJIIIn the Enatp to be YUY prclllol>le,• ,.,.. a bulllluo·
111111, yoa shoolcl be adfartilllll with yoar hamelon paper,...,. yoar dollar buys
LOCAL readorllllp oaly, Tblnk abotlt lt. • • • • • • • •
Tboro'a a DIW _PbDU llllmbar to call at the pollee oub·IZIIIIII 'I 011 the hill U you
need pollee belp wltb people parldlll Oil yoar prlftte prclpUtJ, U yoa !JouCbt a "DO
pu1dar'' lip from ao, tirlllr It Ia ..S "11W}IIII tbe'-'21 •• 011 U for you •
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