HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-01-25 - Newport Harbor EnsignOul or lhe oonc:rele biah-
·~ 1nd uph all i Ill and on
the s.-e hiahway in ~e
center of Coaona del Mu
arew a tiny palm uee. ·This
aalllf'lt bi r b f areonery
voluntarily puahed ilt way
up fuouah ~~~ uphalt and
concrete, wi~l 10 rooch
a1 a by•your--lel'fO from lhe
city p•k• depament, the
City Council, -the Chamber-
'rl •Commerce, or even the
State Hiahway Commiuion.
'Now the question h:
Will such oour•e be reoo~
nized? Csn this dimir.ative
volunteer palm tree remain
in the middle or lhe State
of Califomia•s bia Hiahway
No. 1, which is a moru-
ment o r modem cnaineerina
and construction skill and
a thor,ouahrare (or thousands
or cars daily?
TH E "VOLUNTEER. PALM" of Corona d~l
It appear-ed at Chr istmas ti me. (Ensign phot o.)
Concern ror the future or'
lhe little palm tree has
been upiened by Hubert
Peiuol, as president o( lhe
Corona del Mar Chamber or
Commerce. · He conveyed
his concern to Csl Stewart,
di rector of the Newport
UCI support group set up ' Beach parka, beaches and
recreation departm ent, and
a "preserve the palm"
program was initiated.· The UCI Foundation a non·
profit tn·~:xempt organ iz a-
tion, has been se t up to
deve lo p pri vate, voluntary
suppon for UC J. .
The forma tion of th e UCI
Foundati on was coord inated
by E .J . Pow~r , rc:pr e sentins
the Frie nds of UCJ. The
board ·of dire ctors is com-
poHd of 3 repre sentatives
from "each of 6 vnlunteer
support gr oups and 3 r.:pre-
sentatives from the public-
at-large as follov.s :
Friends of UCI : J am.: .. \I.
Day, pres1dcn1. Buzza-Car-
dozu. An ahe 1m : J o)hn F .
Bishop, pres ident, Dana
Labora tories , Inc., Nev.port
Beach : Wal ter Burroughs ,
chairman of the board ,
Or ange Coas t Pub lis hing
Co., Costa Mesa .
Frie nd s of the UCI L1 bra ry:
J ack L. . Bromberg, vice
president, and J ohn r\.
Wr ight, branch manager. both
nf ~-IeDonne 11-Dnugl as Air-
craft Co •. Huntington Beach:
B.N. Desenberg, Cowna del
UC IT own and Gown : Agnes
Blomqu ist, presi d~nl , New-
port Balboa Sa vmgs and
Loan Assn.; ~~r~. Norman
Huff and Mrs. Frederick
McBr ien, all of Newport
Beach.,
The cunent status of the
proaram is outlined in an
infonnational memo entitled
"Volunteer palm tree,"
from Cal Stewart to New·
port Beach City Manager
Harvey Hurlburt. with a
copy to Mr. Pei rsol:
Assoc1ated Alumn1 of UCI
California College of ~1edi
c ine : Dr . Walt er W. ll opps ,
Los Angele s ; Dr . Ric ha rd "At your reques t I have
Kamme rman, Sa nta Ana : Kay contacted the State Di·
Stev.an, Los Angeles. . vision of Hiahways rela-
Big I Boosters : Brent R. tive to the volunteer palm
Ogden, branch manager, tree that has sprouted in
Dean Wiu er and Co., New-lhe traffic island near
p11rt Beach: Richard S. Goldenrod in Coronartel Mar.
Sle ven~. vice-president , "The purpose of the
Balboa Bay Club: George L. contact was to give some
\\oodfc1rd Jr., pres1dent of type of guarantee to the
:"'-/ewptlt1 Nalwna l Bank . City that the tree would no t
Univ.:rsity Ga llery A_sso-atbitrarily be removed by
cia1es: Ba ld.,., in M. Ba ldw in, the State Division main·
Ne.,.,pon Beach: Byron U. tenance cre ws. ), was
Farwell and \Irs. Thomas auured th at every effori.
P. Wilder, Balboa.. wo uld be made on the part
Puhlic-al·large / John B · of the State to give noti r e Lav.son, vice-preside nt to ltle Ci ty when, and if,
Aeronutronic D1vision. the tree has to be removed ~~~~~~7F~ruddg~or~;~~~~~po~~ because of a sililt o b!ltruc-
Tamura . Santa Ana : Charles lion problem.
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1959 PRES ENTATI ON of the
key was made-by Rick
Holden, senior patrol leader of
the new Boy Scout headquarters
near the Newport Beach Post
Off ice on RiverSide Ave. on a ra iny
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 8, 195q.
Do ra Hil l, fo nne~ may or of New-
port Beach, and May or Jay Stod·
dard received the key on behalf
of the City Counci I. (Ensign
photo from the issue of Feb. 12 ,
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S. Thomas, ret ired president "Due to the location of
of the Irvine Co., Corona the particulat we
d 1 kl<no;;w~~~~~~~;2:.~~~::.,l.,Ao;,.. . .;;;.. •. !:!»!.· ... • • -~ '~ 1
wi II bl ock the view or a
lef'"turn ai.,al arrow;
however, until that time , I
would recommend that the
tree remain in its present
lo catio n ootil the State
notifies us that there is a
s ight obs truction pJo blem; IT'S 80 ~SY TO
SAVE BY MAO..
Our otnoe is u dote
u your mallbol[, Matual
pays poetap both ways.
I'AMDENA'S OLDEST AND ... _...
MUTUAL
.SAVINGS ... o .q ... •••oc••"""
COlONA DEl MAl
OFFICE
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Gorone ~I Mer. C.hf 92625
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ALWIN URSOI( OF
COS T.t. M ESJ. Dl ES
After 25 years with
Be ckman Industri es, it was
al most retirement time fo r
Alv.; n ..Larson or no 3
Federal Ave,, Costa \tesa,
but death came first , on
\lo nday , Jan. ·lS, at Uoag
~lospital. ·
\lr. Larson, an electronics
tech nici an , wa s born Oc ~
12 , 11 12, in Wis consin.
Su rvivors are hi s wife,
Ann a; a son, Donald of
Tucson, Ari zona; a dauah·
ter, \h s. ·Diane Harrell of
Costa ~lesa; 2 broth ers and
5 sisters.
Servi c es were held Jan. 16
at Be ll Broadway Mortuar y
Chapel, witJ the Rev. Loren
Flickinger offi ciating. In·
tennent was held at ~!arbor
Rest \lemCI'ial Park.
·"At that ti me we can make
arrangemenu to ITIO \'e the
tree to another location
wi th in the C ity."
SERVING IN VIETNAM
Sst. Samue l D. Allen, son-
in-law of Mr . a nd \Irs . Adrian
Schadee of 671 Darre ll St
Costa \lesa, is on duty at
Tuy Hoa AB . Vie tnam.
He 1s a jet engine mechan·
1c. IS a member of the Pac ific
t\ir Forces . Before his at-
ri\·al m Southe a s t As ia, he
v.a s a ss1 gned a1 Oxnard
AFB. Calif.
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' 1950 A BENEFI T BRIDGE PARTY and tashion show for Haag Hospita l
wa s held Nov. 28, 1qso. by the Junior Sec t ion ol the New port B~ach
Ebel! Club at the Santa Ana Country Club. Junior Ebell J!lember s partici pa-
ting in the beneht included, hom lelt, Mrs. Wa lter J C.ol e, lAts . Monte
Grimes , Mrs Curt Hetberts Jr , Mrs. John Qa r1 1e !l Ot.neeting 1n foreground)
and Mr s. Geo rge Thomas. fNea l Beckner photo from the Nov. 23, 1950, issue
of the Ensign l
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1959 CER TIFICA TES of merit
fo r their work In the
Chamber membership drive were
giv'en to this fou rsome at the
1 qsq annual mee ting of th e New-
port Harbor Chamber :>f Com·
me~ce: fr om left, Dr. David Niel·
sen, wh o won the first prize of
3 days in Las Vegas f01 turnin g
in 51 membershiPs; Paul Fis-
cher; Gen. Stanley Ridderhof,
chairman for the drive, and He r·
bert Parker, who won the 2nd
pr ize of a week-end at the Ja·
maica Inn, Co rona del Mar, for
getting 42 membersh:ps. (En-
sign photo fr om the issue of
Feb. 19, 1 959.)
l95lJ ~APT. WJrry ~.H tler wa s
1n chargr 01 the Nrwport
Bea ch Sea S~outs ut the S.S.S.
Ranger , who rater! qq -~ perfec t
.l t thr Se:. Sc,)ut Rendezvous 1n
S-an Diego wherr they ,won top
hOno rs in Dec en ber, 1949. (Photo
from tile M.Hc!1: 1950, issue of
the Ens1gn.l
1959 OFFICERS wm elecled
Feb. 7, l'JSq, at the
busin~ss meeting of the J unior
Au~eiliary of Hoag Hospita l. The
n~w off icers Included, from left,
Terri Marshall of ' Lido Isle,
Sharon Leahy of Westclltf, his·
torian; Linda Caudell of C ll~
Haven, first vlcf-t)l'esldent;
Diane Rigg s of lido Isle, the
new president, and Rachel
Stewart of Wutdlff, corresPClftll..
lng secreta,, Liz Ware of Lido
Isle servO<! as president In!""
Photo from the Feb. 12, 1.,., 1 ..
sue. of the Ensign.)
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THI! IATTLE 01' THE RI!D SEA /
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I'Mt l."ppe.U 1111 the lted S.11?
1\ia q••tioa hu• to be u ... •ered witll some clarity Mfor. we can besia to
.. w leMoa• fron~ it. l'hat ltuppued llaere •how• u• wMt God ia pins to do
ena lltOI'9 dr•n•ticully a nd rnore deciaively cututiu leter in Jn u• Clui•t.
,.e •lf•ir at the lled Seu took plate ·u i.t did In onfer to •how c•rtain thins•·
Ry it Cod hinwelf ,culled out thoae whom lu! l1ad ehoaen lo le11ve th'e world 0 {
F:e:ypt. The princ:e of the forces of thilf wnrld , too powerful for the la,.elite
WurTioi•, eet OUt in pur11uit think in{!: he lwtJ tnlpjled lsru.eJ with their backa tO
..... e 11eu, .u,IJe11ly fourttl ldnwell cnughhin l1i1> C)Wn tmp. Wiah IIi:~ own right
#h<ll'ld -thut ill, 1~ith rmk ~J Uivine flOWe r -GoJ overthrew Phuruoh'a power,
'f\u11 lie"' W.i'tVIId IIi• ')leople from whut wouiJ othlltWille huve beel'l deud1 ltl'ld
t.lt:allruction . li n !4aVCII them 6' leaJin,.: tllctU through tl•c wutera or tile lled Seu,
11 fi gure or type of th e waters nf bupth~m. li e t.liJ ull this in s uch a wuy thn t 1'10
oppo~tin~ gcncml coul1l !'OCem tu l1uve 1\'f)ll tl•c \'ictory. Thi~t was no acciJel'lt or
coiaeidentnl Ollturul inten•entinn. f.o.l actcJ in ~tut•h 11 wuy thut ull 1nen tii.IW it
und knew that lie i~t the l .ord . It i!!l (;nJ who overthrew Ph;aruoh. "I will sing
unto the l.orJ," sur1~ \l o,;es a h cr the butt\e, "for he hath tr iumphed
gloriouly. The hor.~e unJ hil!l ri.lcr hnth l1e thrown into the t~ea".
·\t the ltl!t.l Seu f.oJ overthrew the princl!·of this woriJ. \t baptism, wherein
we enter into tl1 e Je.ath und resurrection of J esus Christ, God overthrow• th e
prince of thi!:l world anJ iill his forces in their purf' essence 1"l•ich is 11in and
llt:.lth.
The map is helpful in picturing the battle. The ls raelitl!s marched out of
~:srpt as an army. They we re ''h ar n essed"; that is, they we re armed anJ
geared for war. 'The route they rollowed h3s been lost for c'enluries, large l)·
becaiu1e of confus ion in names und the disappeare nce of localities mentionet.l .
Th!! oame, "lied Sea", for exampl!!, is a name applied to the Gulf of Suet
bec.ao!ie J ewi'•l• cornn1entators, long aher the event, ~:onjl!l'lured the march
went th ut wuy. \I a n }' prefer to rf'ad thl! name "Se,, of ll eet.i:J", ~nyway (a
translat ion of th e llebrew "Sea of Suf"). lloweve r, we can now reconstru ct the
mos t probable route fr om non-lliblical records recently Ji!:lcovered.
The four dots I o c 11 t e <t c hain of frontier f or Is which lsr~el 's peopl!!
by·pas8ed.' They were undoubtedly let l)y J>ec~use their line of mu rch ~:~eemed
to be headed in to a trap and would be unable to ~el back to the highway into
Cunaan. \loses was .t .ouperb gencrul, however, and knew what he wus doing.
lie wall, most importantl,v, conscious!~· foll owing God's commands . Cod uid,
''Tell the peopl!! of l.orael to turn Uack and Cdmp in fronl of Pihahiroth ,
betwl!en \ligdol and th e sea. in front of lluai·Hphon; ~·ou shall cump over
against it, by the sea".
Phar-doh muotiml' h.ad mobilio!etl anJ set out with his pideJ forces of 600
chariots a nd th e ir auxiliaries. Chariots a re 11 formidable weapon nf wdr, but,
like the t.anks of 1\'orld 1\ar I. cumbersome a nd vulnerable except uoder idoo:al
conditions . They take much skill in handling, so that it ordinarily took all day
long to line a force of tanks up for battle. They could no t ma neuver Iiiii!
cavalry.
\lose~:~ seems to ha\'e been supremely confid en t. lie and his people wa tched
the pu rsuers come into position .t nd mak e c.unp. The Israelites were alarme d
because they were not equipped to cope with the chariots. Before the chariots
could attack. \losei"' gave a s ignal, the waters of the seu ~··ere p.trted by a
strong wind an1l lsra!!l went through safely. They we re •1ut of the tro~p. But
chari ots couiJ not go where foot soldiers did in the mud . What was an escape
for Isra el WitS disaster fot-F.g~·pt's wheels. \'ot onl~ were the~· 'luicldy mirl!d
down and thrown into confusion, but the wind changed suddenly. the wa ters
;:turned and the supe~~. WdS wiped o~t. Is rael h.a~ not struck a blow. ~od fough t jh~ v.·,bqle ..FiiJi»~l'f1th ert: '. • , r . ~
\:t the 15rulitii'B. sCi th ~Jw-·Q(il:gy ptians beini washed JJ p on the
shore. "the,. \UW' •the gretrt 1vo .. Ttlich the Lord did upon the ~:gyptians: -.nd
the people feared the Lord, and*be ieved the Lord. a nd his serva nt \losett".
They h .• d brnken through the ch-.in of frontier forts and we re now out in the
open where the~··could m.1rch tow<~rd the land of hope o.~nd promise, They could
eith er go di rectly by the main highway, or, as they did, turn sou th in to thl!
desert to flanl the P hilistine defense!'! .tnd invude fr orn the redf. :\head of
them lay 10 yeiH!!I of marching to get into positi on .
Outli"•' l~ra,;/ m.:udt.l:l iltound fronli~r forb 1n1 o a· cnrno "l!lfiii'ISf thr ~ro;
P!uuuoh pu.t)U~.~: r.011 lead5 lt.T<ul throul!lh th,; .~ .. u 11h~th '"turn
ot<'fl' helm 1 tht d .ru1o/t t''>' of El!lrpt uml thtir lll•.l.i/Wrus.
Plac•• to ••coli: P1hah~toth; .1/,l!ldo/; Baa/·:rphan,·k .. J 5r:u (or Stu of Httd~j.
M~mo'l' "•rn: f.t aJus I 1./R.
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PUOil-\III.E UOI'Tf: OF IS R.~EL TO 1111: Rt:ll S~A CIIOSSING
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0Nr ntighborJ undtrwrott rht mnlingJ
for anothu wtek-mainly for me. By HARRY A. HANLY
FlorUt, Lo"gview, Wull .
My Last Opportunity
llo,.-1Mt14 with,.,., .. ,.,. ,_
Clwt •tt-l••t .... , M"''' c-It ... CONTACT
I w.u U.ISI:D in a home or II djffn-ent
faith. My mothtT died when J wu only IS,
and my fathft' when I was 17. That ldt me
110 drift and shirt ror mpe:lf. That made it
awfuUy euy 10 gt:t oil in10sin.
1 lAter, N a .cry uncodJy nurrie'CI man
witb one child, I w• cnmfft'ftd by my
~ ..., Glelldale, Calif. We 1DO¥ed
nnltloor lOa Yt:fJ 5owdy Christian baily.
I .. away •ueh ol tbe liMe, .., chey went
• ...t. •1!11 wife. The fine U.. lhr wa
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the campailn was d~ to end, the evan·
gelist s.aid he reh his work in the city ••
noc finilh«l. lf IOIDeGM: would undttwritc
the meetinp for another wct:ll., he would
continue. Later J lamed that our ndch·
bon toOl up the offn-.
On the final n'tht ol the extn Wftk,
the tqnseldt •pole on Prov. !9: I, "He,
lhat bt:Jnc olt~n ftfWO"ed bantenttb hia
•ltd:, sball tuddmly M denroyed. and
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'tOUQ. MENTAL f: • Attitude .... ""I M 'Tlltr.\.C.O'T'T
MENTAL ATTITUDE is the quality af the
mind whi c'h gives power to our thoughts and
plans. If we think negative thoughts it ,is
because we WANT to think negative
thoughts. As human beings, and blessed
with. o God-given ability, we have the
power to change our thoughts. We have the
power to concentrate only on the success,
or relief from our fears, that we wont to
achieve. By practicing the thinking of con-
fident thoughts, and making it o dominat ing
habit, we con develop such o strong sense
of capacity that regardless of what diffi-
culties arise, we wi II be able to overcome
them. The mind always tries to complete
'what it pictures. If we fi II our minds with
positive thoughts, ond immediately replace
a negative one with o fresh positive thought,
the chOnge in our lives con be little short
of miraculous. Ask God for ony right thing
and don't doubt. Doubt closes th"e _power
flow . Faith opens it. The power of faith
ond o positive mental attitude is so tre-
mendous that there is nothing Alm ighty God
cannot do for us, with us, or through us if
we let Him channel His power throug_h our
minds. "I con do oil things through Christ
wh ich strengtl)eneth me ." (Phil. 4:13)
Do You N-eed a, New Heart?
By Rev. Robert C. Toylor Jr,
SouthSide Baptist Church
Tollohouee, Floriclo
Rop,lntooi f,...,
"THE SWORD OF THE lOiiiO''
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Mwlroosloore, Ton"' J71SO
A history-making event has just
oc~M"f'd! A medical team of
skUkd surgeons in South Afrlea
~ntly tnnsplanted a human
heart. and .the MWs has e~rrtf~
t~ world. A! of now, the opera-
tion lft'ms to havt" ~n a suc-
ce-ss. En•ry day the news media
has a report on the man who re·
tth•f'd a new heart, and doeton:
arc mo\'ing full steam ahead to
allempt similar opera tion~.
Just think atklut it for a mo-
ment ~ A human heart has been
removed from the body of a young
t1E'ad woman and pia~ In the
bosom of a man who had a dt.-
ea5ed heart. How would you have
hked to have been in that man's
shoes! Would you have stretdwd
out on a tabko and liven that sur-
geon permiuion to cut out your
heart, C'Ompletely remove it from
your body, and then takl! the
hean of a young lady who had just
died and place it inside your
chest ? It makrs you fHI 1tran1e
just to think about it. doftn't It!
J don't know what thl! final
outcome oC all thls wUI be: I
rlon't know how lona; this man
Will live, but a human hurt hal
actually ~ relnO\'ed and re-
placed with another heart. Never
befort' has tht. happened In med·
leal history.
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You know, when I thoucllt about
thia. I oouJdn't help thinklnc about
the fad that God ha1 been In
thll bu.tne. COt' a kln1, ton, Ume.
~ Lord saki In our text, "A
new heut wW I live )'01.1, and a
new spirlt will I put within you:
and I will take awa¥ the stony
heart out of your dnh, and I
wiU live )'OU an heart of 1\eth.''
Why, God bu performed this
operation thouandl upon thous-
andl ot .times!
Let'1 look at the cue ot Loul•
Wuhkanaky ror a •~ minute..
for It abounds with ..,.ritual
truthl:
Maa"aGr.a.Neetll•
• N .. H•rt Mr. Wahle~ hid a dleeued
htoart. It •• a'-'luteb' btfGIId
human help. It wu worn out. The!
dodon w told blm thin:/ .... .. ~ .. u.-.-... _
heart. DNU. wu Lalswat. IIIII
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"A uu.: /teart allo will I uive 1/0U, aftd 4 Mw qirit 1UiU
I put tvitlli" vov: axd I will takt-au:ar tll.e 1t0Jt1 .leart out
of lfOilT /lt:ll&, and I t11iU gi1'e you a1t /tear t of /ftll&. ARd I
'WiU put my 1pir;t witAitt 110"· and ca111e JIO" to wa.lk iR m.v
1tatute1, aM yt 11la.U keep my jKdg·mt~ttl, and do litem."-
Ezekiel 36:26, 27. ' commentator. He began to talk
about the human heart and said:
.. In Je~tah. chapter 17 and
,·~nr 9. God sakl;:-Dd oh, I
Ilk~ that-"God .. ld. "nne he-art
Is ck-critful above all thin's and
ftesprnt~ly wlcktd'" [meanina
literally, "I ncurably sick" 1. Then
he continued: "We'vf' made such
strktcs In IM'dlclne a'ntt the human
heart, anti just thb Wt'Pk they
tranllplantNI a heart into the body
of a man." Now thi.s is what
1 cally thrilled my soul. Hr may
not bt a O.rlltian, but he said :
"I suppoK that what the-world
n~s most at this Chrt.tmas wa·
son is 8 new heart.''
He II absolutely riaht. Do you
know that! That is what people
nct'd tOOay . In the spiritual realm
tht' 1f'('atnt need of this old world.
the areatell net"d of nery Individ-
ual Is a new heart.
GOO ~id. "I'll ah·e you a new
heart ... Now why dOI!I God have
to do thAt ? Becau.-"'" have a
dlseaK'd ~art that is incurably
sick. There Is nothina you can
do for it. It II hopeless. You ea n't
improvt' it. 'nley d~n't try to
improve that man's heart. 'Jbey
saki, "You\·e aot to have 8 new
one." 'Jbey didn't try to patch it
up or rivl! him medicaHon for it .
Thry ju1t said, "You net'd a new
heart.''
Dear friend, you can't improve
that heart ot yours. Education
won't help it. Some folks try It,
but It doreln't work. You can't
Improve It by environment either.
So maror people say, "Jr 1 eou Jd
ju1t aet In ttk proper environment.
Rnd If I could just ~~ off 1101ne
plaa! wheft folks wouldn't lead
me utray, I'd be all riaht.'' J
tell you, If you went ott on an
i1land all by yourwlf where no-
body could tempt you and nobody
could bothtr you, you woukl still
have t.he ume ok1 dirty, diRued
heart that )lou havf' rtaht RO"W.
anrt you would still be a •Inner,
and you would 11111 bt> aliotnated
·from God, and you woukt 1tlll 18.7
and do thincs that you oucht not
.fo say and do because you canlt
lmpro~.·e this okl heart. It is In·
curably ikk, a{'d you can't chance
It b)' environment.
Nor can )'01.1 chanlt' II by I'C'f·
ormac kwi. Saine people say. '1
know I've done thlnp f oua:ht
rMJt Ia do, but from tbia day on.
~ Mlp rM. I'm M\'er. 1o1nc to
.to WrOnl ...-. r. newr 101n1
to cune. rna ....,. aoe. to c1r1n1t:
UQuor. I'm __. ..._ to tJdllk
Aft f¥U tJtoucliL" J tell )'OU, .... ----......... of --...... ,_......, .. -.. .... -.~ ... --.... ..., ......... whit .. _ ..... _
"' ,.,. -·· ...... It .., ..... call•; ,_ -'t ...., It .,
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<'Vii thoughu, murdf:>n. adulteries.
ror~!c•~ns. theftJ, false wltnu.s.
Oli1sp~1e mi es" (Matt. 15 :19) .
Whe1·e don It «~~n. lrom! f"roon
a diMUC!d heart that b not rlcht
with God. All the hutNn raee t.
hopelesa; and heiJHeu apart from
a 1'1('""' heart.
As ""'e contemplate this su~ry.
hcr.\·e,·er, we notice: THERE IS
A TF:NDENCY IN THE HUMAN
BODY TO REJ~cr A NEW
HEART.
Following thil amRZin& optta·
tion. the doctors were afraid that
the body of Loui1 Washkanlk)'
might rrje'('t this rorelcn heart.
That was their chief concern. How
they foucht aaalnst this : anti·
biotics.-<Obalt t~atment, ron·
stant vigil day and nl1ht-just
waitinr ... waltin1.
How sad to reallu that In the
spiritual ~·alnt the tendeney of the
Clesh is to reject a new heart.
''The natural man receiveth not
the thin&s of the Spirit of God;
for tMy are foollshnesa unto him:
neither ca n he know them, be·
cause they art aptrttually dll·
cerned" II Cor. 2 :141. That Is why
"He carne unto hil own, a nd his
own r't"Ceived him not" !John
1:111 . All that Is of the fl«h is
against God, a1alnst the new heart
and life that God desires to put
lruudt-a man.
NotE' v.·hat God Aid of lsraE'i In
our text. He Mid they had a 1tony
1 heart. What else did He .. y! He
lquoted from Isaiah In the book
of Matt~w and said, ''Thia peo..
pic':~ heart 111 waxed an... and
their E'an: are dull of heartna.
and their eyrs they ha\'e dowel:
lest at any time they llhoukl 1M
with their eye11, and Mar with
tht>lr cano. and should undentand
with theit heart, and ahould be
eC*Ymed, and J lhoWd hal tiMm"
IMattlww 13:1$). 'ne Lord •kl
thto re.-the brMUta ...,. not
rllflt with God wu ......,. t...
f!AUA!e ot their htarta. ,... ......
•·ne .., eold and 10 at..,. aad ao
deltd that they njtct«< the atec1 ot the Word of Clod.
There " nott.llw ~ wltb
the, G<l.pel. ,. fll • '"-whM:tt 1 Ju•t ltUOUd roe-. .,.._.
parabk ol the ..,.... ..t tM -.1 ~ He .... tJw .,...,. .. the
SOn ol .... and Ute ... .. be
Word of God. n...,.....,.... ttw
teed aad It t.u In,._, .......... lllall ___ ltloU ...
uw WQ:IIIdt alld u. ...,. -.... ......,, .......... -..
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The '-r port of·p, ... ,!. I Ia-of ...
IHIIt tole.. puu.pt in tbe wt.ole of co.l't
Word. "1'um you at My reproof: br.MW! I
wW poar oul My' Spirit uato you, I will _.
knowa My word. unlo/ you. Becaue I ~,
called. and ye re.fuacd ; I have llrelched 0111 my
hand and no maa regarded; but 1• have 81!1 at
nousftt all My coun.el, and woukl e one of My
~roof: J alto will leugh al your1 cal,mlty:~o
1 will mock when your fear cometh i when
your fear cometh u de.olation;~aad your: .
dettruction co~h .. .. whirlwtroi when diltree~ and angunh cometh upon· . 'l'fMtft
ahaU they eall upon Me, but I will not •e11.w•rT
they lhaU .edt Me early. but they ahall not
find Mt!: for thai they haled k:nowled~. and
did not chooae the fear of I he Lord: TI.ey
woukt no~ of My eountel: they dieiPi.ed aU
My reproof. Therefore lhaU they eat of lhe
fruit of their own way, and be filled with the.ir
own devices. For the turning away of the
tin.ple .hall tlay them, and the pra~perity of
foof. aball dellroy them. But who.o hearkeneth
unto Me &ball <twell ufely, and ahall be quiet
from fear of evil." ,
'
The judgments thai are aoon to come on lhe
earth are deteribed in thia pa&Nge by lhete
worda: calamity, fear, de&alation, diatre.e.
destruction, whirlwind and ansuish.
This is a very ltriking paUage for u1 today,
because we see these things taking shape be.
lore our eyes. If ever there was a time when
the WC)rld was facing !rouble of a colo1111l
character, it is today; and th~ words were
written 10 many hundreds of yetrs aso {or
the vety days in which we live and for the
time that is coming upon,the world.
The word "whirlwind" here is used to
describe ihe ruahing of a drslructive wind. If
you study the word in the Bible. you will find
it there about thirty timrs, and used in con·
nection with eventa to take place at the end of
this age. What is a whirlwind ? It i1 a column
of air that whirls round and round with an
inWard spiral motion. There is an upward cur·
rent in the center that rise~ up in rapid pro·
gressive motion. A big whirlwind cau&et ~,m·
men.se dl'$truction. It moves forward in a circle
and as it moves forward, the second part of
the cird~ will cause a second storm. That is
to say, there will be two parts in the whirl-
wind : ths-first part, then a lull. and then the
second part, which will CC)me with far greater
force lhan the fint.
Why ill it that the word .. whirlwind .. is uaed
so often in Scripture? It is u~l tint· of all to
show that the trouble at the e nd of this age
come& in two parts: and that the s~ond part
is th!! most serious.
As God uses this word in connection with
the end of the world, we may expect a won ·
derful upward movement. We have seen the
momentum of a sm1ll whirlwind in the street
again and again. The wind hu rushed a num·
her of le,avrs together and around and then
caught them up..ioto. ai.r.,'J:\wt1'!'9rd is uacd
becau.e the Lord's peopk are ao~HP to &Mir
Lord ancl MaMef, bec'a\li.e' ttie (.C)ra is going
to de.cend at this time of trouble and terrible
tunnoil in the world. and He is going to fetch
Hie people out of it and up to Himeelf. aa::ord-
ingto I Thess.4 :13-18.
Prov. I :33 it a picture of the safet y of the
Lord's people when the Lord hae come: to
take them out of it all, for He says, "Who.o
hearkeneth unto Me shall dwell safely, and
1hall be quiet from fear of evil."
h is very striking to remember th at Elijah,
who never died. was caught up to heaven in a
whirlwind. Why did that happen? I believe
becaute God wanted us to aee the connection
between the whirlwind and the takinp: away
from lhis earth of His prepared people in 1
moment o{ time ; for what God did for Elijah
He can do for all His people who are living
for Him; and the miracle of the taking away
of God'• people from this e1rth ia surely get·
ting~very near!
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lf'lual Scriptural re:G.fonJ are: there for be -
~ing th/JI the: Church will 1101 f(O through
th.e Gred.l Tribul4lio"? II'.)., Yarrau:onga •
Yic., Awtralia .
According to I Thess. 4:13·18. whe n the
Lord JC$Ut Christ returns for His Church. He
will not come back to this earth but to the air.
Those who are His will be caught up to meet
Him in the air. However, when He returns at
the end of the Great Tribulation accordinr; to
Revdatlon 19, His feet will touch lhe mount of
Olives (Zech .l4:4). When He returns lo reign
for 1,000 yean He will come with His saints
(Rev. 19J,Ihat is, with His Church, after hav·
ing eelebrated lhe marriage supper of lhe
Lamb in heaven (Rev. 19:7-91. The judg·
mmb of tht. earth dUJ'ine: the Creal Tribule·
lion. are given in Rev. ::r· 6 through 19, but•
ia chap. 5 the redee onea, lhal it, the
Church. are acen u breins teated in heaven, and
Jln. 5 :9 ltatea that they have been redeemed
out of .. ery kind ..... and ,.._, ond people;
and ftlltion.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1968
CORONA DEL MAR. CALl f.
Saroyan play staged
William SaJoyllir'l's 24 chat·
a4::ter theatre speclaculat,
"The lime of your life,''
h playina a1 the Third Step
Theatre in Costa Mesa for a
6-week. run.
Sa10yan's Pulitzer Pri-t:e-
winnina dr ama, set in a San
Francisco waterfr ont bat in
1939, depicts America's
search fm adjustmen t fol-
lowina the depression while
fa cC:d with the ri sina lht"eat
or Wat in EuiOpC,
The South Cout Repel·
t.o1 y produc tion is being
directed bo,· Mar tin Benson.
Nick, the tecalc:iu~nt ownet
of the saloon. Stuatt Geddes
appears in the role of Tom,
the itinctant liCIVant or J OC
whose aoal in life is to
man y Kitty.
Makina their SC R debuta
a~e juveniles Kimbe rly
~larlina and Jerr Patk, and
Cheri e Patch in the tole or
Mary L .
Also in the cu t arc Ron
&ussom, Pat Brown, Bt)b
C.upcnlel , Marcell Ccuda)',
paul DeLu4::ca, Michael
Ooualau, Bonnit: Gallup,
Robert Giles , Katen Haas,
Hal Landon JJ., J err \lac·
Ncilled&e, Sandy \la1ino,
Jo e \1iltall azzo , J an1es \lc·
l(ie, Heath Patk. and R,m
Th tonlion.
lillY TAKE US. A LITTLE WHILE ... I
.. , II Jll .. II I lttlny Ill II UIW,
WI IIIII tcll!!l,lll Jllr •"'IIIIH.
Minor repairs, loose button&, titty ri••
ore port of our free customer service ...
Along witt. t+.e very best of clec.iftg_
spotting and pr.,sing.
FRE~ DELIVERY TOO . I••• c.u oa ......
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The Largest Bible Clan in the Harbor Area
invit,s P" to o stully in which
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NEWPORT BEACH
THE PEACE AND T~ANQUILITY of
9alboa Peninsula was .shattered Monday
aftemopo as giant machln.,es charged
down the ocean front beach and began
moving sand to the ·eroded beaches i n
We st Newport. Jeff Sander s is shaking
his fist in indignation at the beach clos-
ing $lgn , while Susan Wood, i Lane,
Page Ewing and 13iHy Lane, fr om left,
enjoy climbing to the top of one of the
dunes left by the machines. This otr
vlously was Quite Some feat of photo-
graphy, as you can see from th e bunch
of toes below, property of the ~ns l gn
photographer.
Don Tuche plays the role
of J oe, the mysterious bar·
toom ph i losopher who te·
mains continuall)' drunk on
champa&ne . Den ise Cle·
ments plays Killy, a water·
h ont prostill,ttc. wt\o some·
how has neve1 los t the in·
nocence of hct chil dhO(ld.
Art Kous tik is c as t as
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"The ti me of ~\""lUI lt fc"
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Sunday with curtain at ~:30
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"Pi cture"
o f Pom peit," t"•' tlftt:·a c t
play~ by Tim K ell~ tc<.:Ct\·
ins their we !O t c1•as t r rc·
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th rouah Sunda) at SC R'~
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Friday, Jan. 26, at the
Newpor,l Beach Tennis
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and caring for h.airpieces.
Sle will be introduced b y
\lr s. 'harren Fix. proaram
chainnan. ·
\tr s . Frank Hushes, prcsi·
den t, will conWct the
business meetin.a. Mrs .
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chainnan, will tell of plans
fo rthe 6lh annua: childre n's
art show, which lhe Juniors
sponso r in cooperation
wi lh the Newport·Mesa
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<le•,.lopm .. nt l.u!<ine .'i~ .. t 350
t:•"t !' .. •entPenth Street, Cos ta
\le,.a. Califomia, under th~
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PP.Ii"d o f the fo llowlns person~ •
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FINISHING OF DRAPERIES ONLY
Other chqinnan to be
heard are \Ir s. Garry Sho rt,
youth; \Irs. Gus Chabre,
Americani sm; \·~rs. Richard
Rieke, safety, and \1r s.
\tidiacl lielin, social.
Remove Water Oam .. e • FLAME PROOFING
~11 1 d Hoar•l nf :-uprni ... or ...
ha ... fi ~l'•l \\ .. <tn .. ~d"', th•• l -'th
da• nl F"bru,tr., ]Q6R, <1\ th•·
h,,..,, r.f 9:10 ,•rJorl. a,rn. o f
a ~t id d"), "' "" ,.oon ""' .. aitl
m.lllf"r 1.111 b" hdd in thl'
Choll'l b•·r ... of .;;u i<! Ho.w l .,f :0011•'
pl'r~i ~o r" in tll" \o!mini"tr"•
linn llu ilol inll, ~~·, \orth "''"•
mon· ..,,,..,.1, ... ,,nto~ .\nd, c ,,[i •.
fo m i.o, ,,~ th•· tim,. ••n d [lld l'"
for ttl<" h"..rin11 ul ... ti d ll ··•w lu·
lion \o)j;i•"l hn ··' ith .oil pr<>l<';;th
a n~ ubj••rtlnn .. th•"l"l" .,hirh
rna ~ !w fi ],·.!, .on •l ,,t "hi• h tim,..
a ntl pl.1c<" ,,II p•·h t•n .... mt•·r""'"d
lhrrl!'in tn "' .ljopl:'ar .on d h<"
h#'.tr•l.
EXCLUSIVE CO lT GUARANTEE
Drapery Clean•nl. Perfect '•l•rd~Hs of the
.,. of )'OUt "rapery, or too•;. reotaeern.nt
ol cleanat>'e.
MRS. DORO THY LO WE,
1970 San Brun o, East Bluff,
sold her home in BurbJnk,
and has bought a condomi ·
ni um he re becaus e "! just
love NewporJ Beach, and !
am very prou d to be ,1sso·
ci ated ~s a real estat e bro·
ker -Nith Eas t 8 \uft Realty ."
Her son Barry , 17, is a
senio r .11 CoronJ del Mar
Hi gh Sc l10ol , ;"ttld ,.,.\,en he
isn't busy at h•s studi es,
he's a bo'< bo y fo r Albert-
so n's.
COAIT CROUP HOLDS
INSTALLATION DINNER
;\e" ~,ff!CC I S ,,j Orang e
Coast ('hartet ,,f P atents
\\ithou t Pattner s were: in·
sta\I<!J la)>t Satutd:n ~~·en·
tng, Jan. ~0 at tht.' ~than ·
nua! dtnne1 anJ tnaugula!
ball tn tt\c \"tlla \IUi tna
testau t an t, a~ct•tdtng t..1
\li s. Sut1~· llun...t\13~, tho:
11!\ti!OI!-r t <.:~tJt.'nl.
J ames :\. \\:uJ ''":-1n · ~tailed a:o chartct p1e:.u.ient
b' \Its. (att•l Rums. a past
~)anl chat tm:tn. F~ltrnc t
vre si dent Forte!O t Goff o r~
fici.ated as ma ster u f cere-
mon ies. •Other 115-' nfrlccrs
a1 e Chntles L. St11 tz, 1s t
vJce·ple"'iJ.::nt. \h -.. Helen
Bagn,11t. 2nd nce·p l c~tdcn t,
Wi ll iam R. Clt a~dlm, ]1d
\"ice·pt e~tden t. \It s. Helen
Pollard, rccordi n1 secre·
tary; \Irs. \tattha Wine, cor·
responding sectetal").; and
Mrs. Ruth Butler, tr emsurer.
~ard "mem bers are \lari o
Glick, \h. \lary Uent},
\tu. ·Barbara \lari ani . \tu.
Jane Winder, and ().1ugl as
Delaney. ~.,s. June Peterson is
proaram chairman, and \ln.
Jo an Forbec~ i s dance
chairman.
COMPLm ..... ~.
LUOOMI RIPAIR-_,.._
I LL•oiiiiM•u•a Te lorw T•
••• ,. u. Cesl• .......... ...... c.....,.
c. ... -,.till ...... .. ...... .....,.-
• NoSiwilllf,p • • No f.tlfiC DtlttiOI""IOn
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DRAPERY
CLEANERS
"AMERIO,'S LARGEST"
Serving All Orange County
FREE LOANER DRAPES
LESS 20% fOR CASH &. CAIItlltY
TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED
0-\ 1"[11: joHH1 <tr., _;, l%8.
IJ) O RIHfi(H ll!t.llO \HU
O F"I P~ 11 \I~O H :-0 ~ Oil \\f.~
COl \n. c \J.IFOR\1-\
"1\.L 'T J0\1 \
Count\ C:l,.rk J.nol ,.,.officio
(lt'rk ·ol thl" IJoard of Sup<!:n"i•
•R~ ol Or•n[Kr. Couqt)', Cali·
'• i •. !I~ \lab,. I L f..t ..,tl'i •
n .. put•
h t.\1.1
l'uhli .. h: f,on . 18 ""'' .!~, )%M,
tn th<• \•""1'"'1 !l.t rhn r ~ n~1 1rn
Ready for
innnediate •
Depepdable at
your fingettips.
Thto Cas Company supplie-d iis nearly 3.000.000 custom~" w1th enouah
equivalent enei"JY to launch lJ 1 Apollo mtsstons to th~ moon -each and t-l.'ery day
o( 1967. That's a lot of energy. Yet there" has never bH-n a time when resident1
in this area had to wait ror aas service.
1r you've always been a Southern Californian. that statement won't strike you
•• unusual. But many peopl!-from other parts of the country !12 thl.nk it's unusual.
And when they move here they"re &lad we've worke-d hard to stay ahead of
the rapidly increasina need ror natural gas.
We're an investor.owned company, state reautated. And we're always loo'd"
ahhd. plannlnc ahead. That's tlw way we do busines.s.
More en it beirc uted in Southern California for a vanetl or reasons ... ff'On\
broilirc hamburpn to air conditionirc omce butldmcs ... to c:onwmption by ind~stry
incluclin& electdc ,.,.ratina cust~rs who want to burn natural lal to help in
the ftcht 11an.t air pollution. Gas is the number one IOUI'n' of e-nerc in
Southom CoHfomio.
We're ift......,-owned.. That's why we tab ,that '"extr11 ste-p"
to ....-et the crowinl needs of our cuMiomen. l•r•• and small
lteepirc you ~ it our numbft one job.
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liSE & ...... EIISIGII
IECGID SI!C11011 --P• •
'IIIIIIIDAY, JAIIUARY 25, 1961
lllltiiiA 0€1. lA II, CAll F.
Clinic area to grow
Ex pan5ion ot •ervh:e area do our part 10 pr<Wide Mt·
o( the South Cout ('hi kl q~lle lrUiment on a county-
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~Guida~.CH'\ic; illi ann~c-wide ba sis when il beeam.
ed b_y "John Rau, president ceria in the Short..()()y lc runcta
of the Clin ic Board , and wou ld not be available,"'-'·
Edward B. Bell. pres ident Rau s ta ted. MATTRESSES of the Oranae County Ment al> The county-wide clin ic aaw--......a· Uealtli As soc iation and wi ll have a new name to be
l,..ular alta,.. chairman of the Ad l~oc se lected in the near future.
h , 2 1 I-een.. Committee on Children's Or. Mauri ce Kaplan., dircc-
COSTA WISA WATfiUS CO. Services . tor of the Guida nce Clinic, ~•:•:::•k:=:"""::•:-::::•:•:••;•:•:":':"'::~:·~·w~,:'f~•~l~t -a~n:_:<~>b~l~i g~a~t;io:n:..:l;n wi ll supervise and direct the m~utment proaram or the
~ c linic a t the County le\lel.
------"Thi s move by the South
---· C'o~ts t Clin ic will noW make ~._,,, it possibk to beain tre a t-
ment rm !Ootne or the 28,000
emotiona ll y handi~apped
)'OUnll s ters in Oranae Coun-
ty. a s uncovered in a recent.
Survey of public school
ch ildren by the leazue or
:-----1 Wf1me n Voters," Mr . Be ll
said.
The annual budaet for the J------------------------1 County-wide clini11 will be
S:!3K,OOU. to be raised from
priva te l:it1 u:ns, foundations,
indus try and Um tedFunds .
Have you ever recei ved a
misd ialed call? Most of us
ve, I guess. And y o u
many of these wrong
result from the
y v ing t he ri~ht
number in m ind, but aCti-
dentally dialing one num-
ber out of place. And j ust
a~ one letter makes a big
difference in a word,' one
number makes a big di ffer-
ence in a phone call.
WNROG
NUMBER?
people have found t hree ea$y wayi' to help 1·,.~;,;:::,111 go t hrough f<.L.-:;ter, ea:.;ier and with le:-s delay.
T i,ey are simply:
(I t look up the number bofore callin~:
(2 J have paper a nd pencil nea r the 1-1hone an d
down t he number before you phoi"le; ant.J .,
\3} always watch t he dial when t.Jiali ng.
' ' .
th11u~ht ~ ou mi _l;lht IH• 1ntcr·
In kn m, that fuur f,r.
Canadian re>'idcn t.., l:trl'
ln}e(l in the \e"P"r1 -
l~~:~:·a\\le :o;a Bu si n e'"-~ O ffi lt'. BHllas h. (.,d pi•·
ture) a fo rme r ~~dm•IIH'>n , \1-
bt"rtn l'it it.cn. f,,.l.Anu• 11 l 'ni-
tcd States l·it i.-en <~I u
monv l·nndul tef.! 1)\
'A'ill iwtl (;rnl . l . .ttcr. '"'-"''''
ets led by '"upt'n i ~or Dnro-
th \' Hurt s urprist'd <:n~tal
wi.th a tea pari\ horrfn ring thr
ou·asi,n. C r1 ..,t,JI c 1pl.,i n~
that unc mu..,t re .. irJ,-. in th i ~
countn for ,, rni nimurn n f
fi1e 1enrs. s uhmi t
graph·. br fin ~tc rpri
pass a tes t in •
come natural ized. a
pr ide ove r her new 'zen-.hip. Don't he I•"-' surptt ·
howe\'er, if you e\·er ll ear someone whi s tl ing a few bat
or "God Sa\·e the Queen " should ynu \lSI ! OUI
our Canadians lo\'e lh t!i t heri tage a !> \\ell a :-thei r
home. • • •
In t he past I've writ ten about the job~ being-done by
our Operators. l n:;taller . ..:. R ~:>pai rm en and m~lll .\' more.
Now. I'd like to Le11 you about our ...:pe<·ial i:Ot in t he
bu:-;iness field -our ('Qmm u nica t ion~ Con;-;ul tnnt. I t':->
hi:0 job to stud ~· a particular hu -.i nc ~,.., let t hem know
what telephone eq uipnwnt be·.;t .-<uit:< their individual
need s and to an swer an\' (jue:--tiorH about their . ..:en ·ice.
T he job performed h.\' ·the Communication . .; ( 'onsult·
ant is anot her of thl:' ma:1 y :--en·ices we offer ut
added cost or o bli~ation and is a ,·ita] part ·
vi ding good telephonl' .->en·ic<'.
@ Pacific Tel1tph1~n ..
J?~ L~owney,
YOtlf Telephone Man.t5e r tn Newporl Beach
GALLERY ASSOCIATES
FETE MEI1t1Eit11ERS
New members of the UCI
Ga llery Assoc ia 1e s will be
hnnorc.a l a\ a re ceplion from
5 tn 7 p.m. thts Su nday, J an.
~lL Introducing the New Ga l·
lc ry E~hibtt . "20th century
wnrk s on paper_..
-TWEN TY MIE:M131E:RS of Girl Scout Troop 104 of Coroila
del Mar and their leaders came to the Ensign office
;ruesday afternoon, Jan. lb, to tour the plant to see
how the newspa per i s put together. Th ey are 4th gra-
ders at the Corona del Mar School and meet on Thurs-
days at the Commun ity Church . Thei r leaders are Ci n
the backg round) Mrs. 'Halter €ck, at left, and Mr s.
Curtis YoUng. The Troop members are, standing, left
to right: U sa Monaco, <\leta Kel lam, Margo 13eltran,
Katy 13eek , patrol leader ~I iz abe th Ogden, Robin ,
Wh ite, Jan Maxwe ll, Marci 13erc k, Lynn Russ ell, Ma r-
ga ret McKinley , and patrol le ader Cathy Eclr::; knee ling,
left to right, Andrea Rawlings, Darlen e Young, Patti
Spere, 4.nn.l Morley , and 13arbar a Thompson; seat ed in
front, left to right, Stephan ie L yn n, 9roo k Whitehead,
All ison Luslr::, and Carr ie McKinley. Patrol l eader
Ci ul.'s ts >A i ll prcvi.:w 56 in-.
lima t< ll ra>Am gs tha t led to
mtltlern mas tcr>Anrks .Chaga ll,
!Jalt . Dubouffe t. Duc hamp,
GiacQme tt i, J awlens ky. Kan-
d ins ky , Klee. L1chens te in.
P icas so, Po llock and Rod in
a re a few of the Art if>ts and
S~.:ulptor s til be re pre sented.
The Exhibit wi lt be open
to the pub lic Jan . 30 to Feb.
25 . Gallery hours are I to 5
p .m. Tuesday through Sunday
and I to 9 p.m. Wednesda)'. Chief Justice Wa"en POMONA OEAM WILL
TALK HERE JAN. 31 . .
· '\kna Is and the Pomona
('olleac :-rudc nt" will be the
SUbjel'l o( a ta lk by 'Dean
J ean \\al ton at a lun cheon
rnc et1n1 at the hnmt! of Mrs .
J0hn \lu[rp~. 1739 Cand le -
Slid, Lane , Baycres l. at
nnon Yt ednes day. J an. 31 .
picks local._ law student
Scott H. B i~.:c . ~4. son of
\-lr . and Mr s . Fred II. B1 ~.:e
of 1127 EbbtiJ e Rd .. Harbor
V1e w Utlls . has been chosen
bv U.S. Chief J u ~t 1 ce Ea rl
Warr t!'n to serve a s one of
his 3 Ia " clerk s .
\h:.s Bever I~ Brn:e . assist-
ant to Dea n Yt al ton, >Atll a 1d
in the d l:-\:u:o.l>IOn pe riod
({JII ol\ tn~ thl.' l>pcec h . Par-
entl> r•f Pomona l>tudents and
thc 1r fno:nds are mvited to
atte nd tho. luncht'6n mee ting.
t\ donatton of \I >A ill be ac-
cepred. Resen ·a tions are to
be mad ~." 11. 1th ~:tr.s . Thomas
P l<1~:c. Cns ta \lel>a ,5·HH!958.
1•1 \tr ,. Frank \lcl'ann. Tus-
u n. 544-71<1~.
ORI.NGE COUNTY ·fAIR
OFHCERS ARE HAMED
Dr. Jnseph E. Ri bal of
llun tmgtnn Beach, colle1e
rrofes~or and pril'ate finan-
cial planning and investm ent
consultan t , was el e cted
pr esi dent nf the Board of
Dtr ector s of the Or an1e
Coun t~ Fai r last week. ·He
succ eeds Ralph A.· Died-
ri ch of Fullerton.
1\..E. {Johnny) Jo hnson of
Orange an d Dr. Norman \1eyer
o f Cost a \lesa were ele cte d
viceoopresidents, succeedinJ
Robert Wetzl er of Anaheim
and pre s ident -ele ct Ribal.
\tr . Bice . a top sen ior stu-
dent at the USC Law Center.
wi ll go to Wa shington . D.C ..
in J uly afte r his graduat•on.
He will do re sea r ~.:h and het J'
in !he preparation of Supreme
Court d~c i s ions . • He IS e dllor·tn -chrd of the
Southe rn Californta La" Rc·
vte". a quarterly pub lu:a t11>n
of the USC La" Center. ha s
s erved a s a me mber of the
Student Bar Assoc tat l••n·.. Scott H. Bic•
~.:urric u l um comm_ittce and 1:-. camp d1 rel:tt•r of l'amr Cherr y
a mem ber of Ph1 Del ta l.,h1. ·Vallcy Boy S~.:out s nf Ame ri -
lega l fra ternity. c a . on Catalina Is land in the
li e e arned the badre lor of :-ummcr!o. uf 1 (165 and 11J66 .
sdence degree cum laude In l k IS a graduate of San
finance fr om tht! ust SchPI'l ] \1ar tntl 1-llgh School.
of Business r\dm mJ ~ttauon The Bic e f<111il y mo \·ed t o
in June. 1%5. As an under-
graduate . he was e lect11•n ->
commissioner for the s tuden t
body. po lit tcal editor nf
KUSC-F\1. ~.:a mrus rad1o
s tation. and treasurer t•f S1g ·
rna Phi Epstlon. l>lJC ra l
fr aternity.
He was a c le rk la ~t summer
for the Ia" firm nf Gib1oon.
Dunn & Crutcher 111 Lo~
Angeles . Ue 11.•as ass 1s tant
LEGAL HOT ICE
Co rona del ~lar in 1164 from
San \-lari m , Scou •s father
is a prope rty de \·eloper and
o wner of the Play Port Mo-
bil e Village in Co sta ~le s a.
Call in Your Wont Ad
to the En si9n
673.0550
LEGAL NOTICE
~ancr OF TR l:S'Il:~~·s ~-\U. !!!hort form m~morand u m of
TS 967 559 which ~">'as record ed January
Notice is here by Ri l'en that 22, 196 2, in Book 5984, Pagt>
on f ebruary 16, t968, 111 11 ·00 157, of OUi cia l Records of
a.m., the L11gartlr Co rpomtiron, Ornnge Coun ty, Ca lifornia , as
a Ca liromia cotpornlion, w• !lubsequ ent ly amended by
Truatee by subfllitution by Mn wrillen Agreeme nts da ted
instrument in "·riling daJrd M~~rch I, 1962, and June 25,
Janua ry 12, 1968. record ed in 1962, a ahon fonn mem ora n-
the office of lh ~ county rt•cord-du m of whfeh lease aa so
er of Oranse County, Californ ia, amended is re corded AU!J!St
on January Hi, 1968, in boo k 14, 1962, in book 62 11 , Page
8493, Pa 1e 604, which sub ... ti-392 of Miscellaneous Maps,
toti1111 was madt-and gi \·en pur· R ecord~ of Oran 1e Coun ty,
s 11ant to the tenns ...of that ,.,.r. Californ ia.
ra ia Deed of Trust dated AupV !!I .• Siljd .-.a le will i?e made, but
6, 1962, elecuted by Jordan wi th.ou t covenanr •or warnlloty,
a~d Beojafr!in Inc., a Califomi11 e_•preils Of impl ied re11arding
corporatioo subseq11ently 11 !1 · IItie, posaetl.llllll or encum-
aumed by GeMge D. RohNtson bnocea. to fNIY the UDp!l id
III, and Joaa B. Roberumn, princi pa l sam of th e Note se-
hos band u d wife, and recorded Cllred by said Deed of Tru.!lt,
AllpSt 14,.1962, io J)ook 6211, to-wit: &257,580.49, with iater-
Pase 395, .of qffi ei•l Recor1ls eat tftereof from Ar;~gust I.
in llle oHice of tlte hecouh:r of 1967, at the rate of 7.2~ per
Oranse County, Ca liforo ia, "'ill aaoum ,as io said note provided,
sell at publie aoetloo to IIi~-tosether wilh advance• 11ader
est bidde r for cu h (Payable the tenu of said Deed of Trus t;
111 time of u le in lawf11l 111 0ney fee)l, charge• and elpeft!lel!l of
c f the United · St•tes) at the the Trus tee .nd of the Tros t
maiD enttaDee. of the New port erealed by ~ld ~e-d of Tro111t;
Beach City H,!l, 3300 New port 1\e ~e f1ciary un der sa1 d
Boole.vord Newport Beach Deed of T rut, by reuoa of the
COODty o'f Oranse, St11 te of bre.~eh or dt;fauh in the obii-
C.Iiforoia, a ll ri l!h t, title and Pttap •ecored the rebY:, hereto-
lat.e,..t e oaveyecf to and DOW fot"e flleeated IIDd de livered to
lt.eld by It u der ••ld Deed of die n deroiped a ,.-rittea Oe-
Trut (a d!.e P'Operty •ltute lo e laratlo. of De foo h aad Df'Maod
.. C••ty or ()roup, State of for Nie, •d writtn IIOtlce. of
Callfon.Ja deKrlhd ¥1 brf'O clt. •d eiec:tloa to c:a .. e
A Leo-i.old [alate lo aad to title nodenlped to •e ll M ilt
tlile Nordlwe.te rly 1&0 feet of ptopefty to MHoty Nill obllp-
Lot 3 of TNet "'o. U 25 aa tl0111o, .. 11 lllereoft« 0111 ?ctr
..... 011 o ••P dtoreof ,.. iter 3, 1967, title nlters1pd
corded io Book IM Papa CllnM Mid Notice of 9Noch
JJ M 24 of Mloeeh .. eo .... tl of Eleetl• to eell to be
... ,.. roeotd• of Oreap reeoNed Ia Bool 8392, Pase:
CODDty, Calif .. Ia. S,.ltl 112 ef •fd OWci•l lit! cord•.
'-<•ellold E.t.te wn eretite4 0.'-: J•••ry 12. 1961 '-T • certola leoee u ec.t.d n. ........... Cot'JtOiillo. '1\r •e. In-'" C•pay, o Co,.. By Dorl• Croxoa
ponnl• •• Le...,, •4 Jar· A•tllorl u tl Slpat•re
... I S.j .. lo, lae., • C•ll-Pabllah : Ja•. 18, 25, •d r eb,
,.,.._ Cor,....aloa,o• IA•eee, J, 1968, lathe Newport Batbor
•aed J•• .. ry I. 1962, • EMip • •
•
Laura Ann Asbury wa s unable to come for the tour.·
The girl s arr ived In time t o see the first press run,
and Cathy Eck Is holding up the ·front page of the se c-
ood secfioo of the Jan uary 18 Ensign. The Troop
was formerly No. 88 , and rece ived the new number,
104, with th e re cen t coun ty--wide reorganization of the
Girl Scou t Council . C'=.nsign photo.)
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MOR.1VARIES
lUI MI'IIIOR A 'IlL
cOSTA IIIlA
llldwar 1>-2424
IUD 1L COAST IIIWAT
C:OIIOIIA Da MAl ORiolt J~4!10
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BElL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway u.._.._ Coolo-
Westclii'Aj Chapel
ol'!~· 421 L 11..: ,
COST A loiiSA .. .._
AI MEE LAISHE, 90, li,:~~:~-'::=~-:-::::-:.::::~ DIES SUNDAY ORANGE J ust 4 days a fter her 10th
birthday, Ai mee Lai sne,
2267 Elden Ave., Costa
\1esa, died Su nd ay, J an, 14 ,
at St. Joseph'~ l~o spital ,
Santa <\nL
\Irs. Lai sne was bo rn Jan.
IJ , 1&7A in New Orlean s.
Louisi anL She li ved in Cali ·
fornia for sa year s, and in
Orange County, fo r ~ year s.
For 12 years she worked as
a n upho ls t ery seamstress
in Hollywood.
Survivors are a daughter,
\-Ir s. George Toli n of Costa
\lesa; 2 si st ers, \t s. Ho-
ward ~e i d of Yucai pa, and
\1rs. Alfa Garu of Pasadena;
a niece, \t"s. Clifford \les-
sier o f Laguna Hill s; and 3
grandsons, Euaene, Dou g-
COLLEGE OF LAW
(Oronte County~• Firat) ·
NOW ENROUING fOR 1961 S~RING SEMESTER
CLASSES COMMENCE FliRUARY Sth
APPROVED FOR VETERA NS
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Lo'oullnll' to J.O. IJuo•l• O.,.,torl. o,.,.,....,
Call or visit our new location or
12345 Westrninst•r Av•., Santa Ana (714) 531 -1511
4 81~1~ Cllam reoi Non·Pmfll ln•th.utlon p,....,.n n• S\U<...,lo lor 1M
C.Jifoo·nl11 B11o· E"•mjn•lion. Entnln• Sll><'*itl• muot h.av• " lilinlm'!lm
p ,....lAJf..t Edu.c•tion .,.. E<luiv•~"' •• R.Qu:l..,.... lty 11M C•Jirornla IIT.at~ S.o·.
las and J am es Lai sne o f ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m Fresno. r
Services were held TUCI• 'j._ _ ......... uy fiFI" ....... -r day, Jan. 16 at Westcli ff ...,
Olapel wi th Charles Cham-llatet w.-.Cibr
berlai n as offi cianL ·Inter-NAME BRA ND WATCHES
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Glendale. .., W. ltut. SL eo.• ,.._ • LJberty ....
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Agricultural Production
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Young ci trus pbntings displ~yt'd the1 r polt'nlldl m 1967 by
increasing productiVity oil most 30% over l.lst yc.tr-10% .Jbollt'
t•arly estimates for the season. The h1~h y1eld and frnt· qual1 ty
of these.' new orchards sparkt'tl ft'd in~o:s of opt1m1sm for tht•
fu ture of n trus on the Ranch. Hopt•s JH' o1l~ h 1~o~h fo r ont• of
the b1~est potential volume crops -tom.:~tot•s for pron·ss1n~
The trend towards mech.o~mullon pr~mpu·d dt•vl'lopment of ..
spt>e~al tornillo fo r mechaninl h.u vesllnl( C>t-velopt.>d b)' UC ,
thr nt>w str;un produces a ht•av1cr yu;•ld of un1fo rmly n;wnrn~-:.
sm.:~Jier. me.J t it•r tomatot's. Another bnl(,h t spot for tht• futun•
1s asparai(U S, no w grown by tt'n.mts and soon to bt·come J
dm•ct Qpt'rilllo n of the R.mch. A new crop. striJ wbl:rrrt>S, IS
t':t;JWC!ed to occup y about 20 acres n('~<l summt•r. Tht' lrvlnl·
Company 1s tookin~ forward to further d1vt•rs1f1c.allon .1nJ
mtt•ns1hc.Jt10n of its .agn cul tural pro~o:r;~m both u1 Or.ln~o:r
Cnunty .:~nd 1n th{' lmpt•rial V;~llcy.
Major Educational Institutions
and Cultural Opportunities
In tust 1ts thrrd year of oper•tion, the Um vcrsr ty of Co~lrform.J,
Irvine, IS alread y r«Oj(nizt.xl oiS a m41jor schnlo~st rc ccntt•r w rth .:1
student body of 2,835 01 nd a rapidly ~-:rowr n!( c.:~mpus ol rm-
pr('ssiv(' structurt'S. H~ld on u mpus througho ut thl.' ye.ar w('n•
.-. variety of rvents, from (tilllt>ry showmi(S to symphomc con-
certs, w h rc h provid~d arc• ru ide n ts .:~n oppo rtum ty fnr
cul tural enrichment. Two more collel(es .u t· rn the pldnntn!(
stagt's for thr lrvine Rilnch -a Lu thenn Ju nro r Colle~te south-
e.lst of University Drive, scht'dult'd to be starte-d rn 1960 on 11 0
acrCJ of l01nd j)\lrcha~ by the lutht>ran College, M rssour~
Synod, and a Paulist h tlw:-rs Seminary sliitt-d for construct ron
on 20 acrt'S nn r UCI. The Irvine Rollnch lnfo rm.1tron Ct'n ter,
unique "front doOr" to the R .. nch, daily offf'rs tht" public .:1
showColiSo(' of artifxts and displays illustrollting tht' story of the
lrvint' Ranch from the days of the Spiinish Dons to thc prl'S«.'nt.
Each May and October. the Cenkr is the starting point for
Ranch tours conducted for Orange County tchoolchild n!n in
conjunction with their study of loul history,
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Diversified Commercial Centers
of Quality
Und1sputed h ighlight of 1967 w.n t h~ ~·l.o~ grand open.ng of
Fashion Island, 75-acr~ r~tail compl~x of four major d~part
m~nt st or~s and 52 spe<:1alty shops forming th~ h~ollrt of 622-a crt'
Nl.'wport CentN , .m enormo us project desrmed to becomt' .l
m.o~ror Tf')ttonal frnancial , co mlnercial. mnl1cal. cuh ur.Jl and
f'ntrrtammf'nt crntrr rivalling any co mplt'x in the nat ron. Th~
hub of th~ fu,ancr.o~l piau adtoin1ng Fash1o n Island 1n N~wport
Center 1s th~ nrn~·story Irvine Compilny hudquart~rs bu1ld-•
1nK . lrv rne Town Center, ,u thr entrance to the Unr versuy of
C.:~lrforma, lrvrnt', began servrng the n«ds of students, f.aculty
and tt'Sid~nt s of the raprd ly devrlopmg community surround-
In K the campu". Rt"Sidents m th~ co mmun1 t)' of E.o~st bluff wel-
comed tht' d~but of Eastbluff Villagf' Ct'nter, a ncrghborhood
convf'n rencr center wh~eh mcludes a supermarket, b.mk. wr-
VICe station and specialty shops. Wt"Stclrff Pi au .:~nd Ba ysrde
Centf'r contmued to provrd~ superror •nd dr versrfred merchan-
dise to shoppers. Slollted to grt un<Wrway 1n ~uly 1068 IS the
R .:~nc h 's nt'west nf'igh borhood shopprnjt centl.'T rn Unl-
verMI)' Pollr k.
Wide Array of
Recreational Facilities
Two new tf'nnrs cl ubs-the Nf'wport lk.1ch Tt"nn rs Club .md
UBC R;~cquf't Club-provide excd lf'nt courts, d ubhousn .tnd
p ro shops. The 1 8-hol~ Rancho Siin lo •qu1n P ublrc C oif
CourSt" contrnun to olltlrilct thous .. nds of golf~rs. Sevt'r_.t pn-
vate .1nd public gun clubs offer f .. c.ilittes for sl.f't't .. nd r .. rJtel
shoot in~ f'n thusiasts. Bicycling, horwbilck-rrd1ng .and prcruclr..-
ing molly be t'nioyed in buutifull y woodt'd surround rn~ts _.,
186--acrr Irvine Park. Thf'M' attractions, plus th~ fron t yacht ·
ing, fishing .. nd swimming ar~iiS anywhf'"" 10 th~ world. 01!1
combr n~ to mak~ the Irvin~ R01nch • milgnrfKt'nl pl.o~yj(round
for l~isurr hours. O r .. ng~ County lntrmational R~c~w.ly.
which opened in August is .. nothtr f'll~mpM-of the types nf
pliinned recn·ationolll b cilit iH to be found on tM R .. nch as
part o f Th~ lrvint' Company's milster ·plan ned df've lop-
mt"nt p rogum.
THE IRVINE COMPANY . .
NEFORT HA1180R EIIIGII
!ECOID SECTIOII - -~ .. 5
THURSDAY, JAIIJMY IS,-
COIIOIA DELIIU, r.MJ,,
R'E67
Carefully Planned
Residential Communities
Durrng lOci thrf't' nf'W resrde-nt ra l dt'vt"lopmmts ernc-rgt'd o n
thf' lrvrn~ Ro~nch, o~nd f''(p .. nsron contrnued rn f'llrsung com-
munrtrn of SJn~tl~ faml l)' dwellrngs, to~nhouSt"S and apart-
mf'nts The nt>w communrty ofT urtlt' Roc k began to nse on the
hr lls overlool.rn..: thf' Unrverslty of Ca lrfornroll, lrvr nt', .. nd
pl.ans wt'rt' o~n nounced for nt'w _.partnwnts rn thf' Westchff
Mta of :--;rwport Beach An _.dd1tron TO Unrvt'rsrt)' Puk, Vrl-
].J~e T wo. CC1mp1lt'd il htghly su~c~sful w ln record, _.nd rh
drvelo~rs madr pl.an~ lor a rh1rd Vdlag~ rn J068. Fu runng
\'Jt'WS of tht bo~y .md S('il, Thr Bluffs 10 East bluff was "panded
by .:1 sr ... rh un11. Tht Eldorado Res rdt'nt~ movt'd rnto the MWHI
unrts m H.~rbor Vrew Hrlls, ... -hrch contrnun to grow olll • fast
po~ce l ndrv1du.:~l homeownt'rs surred constructron on thf' f1~1
dwellmgs on l md.J Isle, the tewel of watrrtronr communrlrn
m Newport H.:~rbo.H T ustrn r-.!e.:tdow!t. d nt"w r~srdt'nllal com-
munrty burl! .!round .:t gent'rou!t p.~rt... IS undt'r construCTIOn
1n the T u~tm .J rt'.r
Industrial
and Research Parks
1 wt·tH\ 1'1•'" mJ ustrrt's tornt.J A ~o:rowrn~o: lrst ,,( m.•tc'r (CIT·
P•'f<l!IOn' rn the lrvrnt" lndustru l Complf'll dunn~o: thf' J'dSI
)'t'.H 1:--rtn!-'ln!ot tCI <~ppro,u m.Jitd y 75 rh<-number ot n_.t,nnal
t1rms ,mJ lN".Ii rnJustnes loc•ttd rn the Z,bOO-.Kre rn-d ust nal
pdrt.. ;-.,:('" .1JJ1t iOOS rnd uJt• All~rg.lln PharmiiCf'Uiic.rb . TOfll
ReSt.•.:~rch .:~nd En)!;rn('('nnl(. Dow C ornrng Corporatron. lntrr-
no~t l<'n.ll Chemrc J I .1nd Nuclear Corporiltion, and Commtln•-
''''"'n~ Fdms 01v~rsif1Co1t 1o n rs the k~y to the ro~prd and
succer.stu l dl'vt'lC'pmenf of the Compl""· wtorch contarns both
l.lT)tr dOd ~mdll pl;~nrs, provrdmg a varlt'ty of products and
!ot'TVICQ< Frn.-1 ri"Suh of th1s d1v~rsif1Colltron w11l ~ a st rC'In~.
l->.llanct'd rndustno~l com m umty . Firms m.1y pun::h.1se as wet'l
.JS INS«.' srtes wr thrn the Com ple\:, OM of thf' lollrgf'SI planMd
rndusln dl dnJ rt'Sf'a rch P41rks under onr owMrsh•p rn tht'
Unrtt-d Statt•s
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GETTIN G READY for the first annual ~rbershop Show
of the Saddleback Chapter of Sweet Adel1nes are these
songstresses from the Saddl eback Chapter. The~ are
from left Trudi Rogers o f Balboa, Mary Lynne Ripley
o f Whi ttier, Vi rginia Belaski of Newpo rt ~ha res and
Pat Gibbs of Fountain Valley. The show will be held
at Orange Coast ~o llege at 8 p.m. Saturday , Feb. 3.
(Ens ign photo.)
P•ftd•• oe 2 can owned
bf Mil•o4 Phtillo, 115 "*
St., Wu1 Newpon, -.t Liada
Woll&e, lUt ..... IL, Coola
....... "'' Clalnaaed while p11tld en SealhCife Dl .••
Can beiOft&ina 10 Richud
C••tenaen of 302) Counlly
Chab 0.., Costa Mota, Jean
Dohony or, Laauna Beach,
and Euaene Pierce, or 9.56
Lancin1 Lane, Coata Me1a,
wetc damaaed by hoodlum•'
while parked at 25lt E.
Coast Hwy,, Co1ona dell
Mal. .. A $1)0 I Wf'boald
was stolen f1 om Gerald Ar-
nold, 227 Canal, NcwpoH
Sh01es ••• 881bata Childa,
SlOt Bruce Crescent, Lido
Saf.ds, ICpolled the theft of
a S2S Hurry aid's red bike
••. Edward Linvi lle. JS, or
1004 W. Balboa Blvd., Bal-
boa, was d1i vi na a t E·
Coast Hwy .. and Jamboree
Rd., when s topped and book-
ed on the charac of d1unk
drivina . , .James Dobbs, 35,
of 236 Heliobopc, Colona
del Mar, was auested at 8
p .m. on the chaaae of drunk
in public at Ma.raue1 ite Ave.
and Coast Hwy, •• Hcmy
Neut zel, 53, of ·mS Belvue
Lane, ·Balboa, was booked·
on -the cha1ae of cnte1i na
without cons ent.
U6 Ylo a.-, Uclo lole, oa Rlveo·
• his Yamaha. collided lido Ave. whh lhe aiahl
•ilh th• FCifd cbiven by aide or die cu be&oaain1 co
CUll•• Conner ol Placentia David WaJdell. 1101 HIP.
••• SomtOQe aeacbtd duoup Jaad 0.., Huboi Hiahlanda
a lnoken window &o Wlllatch ••• A paa1d rail wa1 bent
It, climbed in, aod then and the Ramblet bolonaina
1tole 1 SUO tu1ntable. ac~ 10 David Phi llips, 2073
COidina to ·steve Salpdo. Maple Coata Me .. had to
133 W. Balboa Blvd., No. 4, be to~ed away artc'a a col-
Balboa. • .No ~ae wat li-1ion on Newpost Blvd.
doao 10 the Cadtlla~ daiven notth of Holpital Rd •••
by Ivan OlavadanoVIC, 522~ Robert Payton. 18, or 36l
ClUbhouse, W_u t New~H, Victoria, Coata Me .. , stop-
alter ~ colliSion on . F1nlcy ped by police when lhcy
St., w1th the Poui duvcn by .. w him hitehhikina in the
John Wi Icy of Huntinaton roadway wu booked on
Beach ••• Robert Ashley,JJ, the cha1'1e of railwe to ap-
of 311Yl Apol_ena Ave., ':!al-pea1• ' •• C81 driven Atthur
boa Jsland.fa1led ,_ sobuety SteckCI, 1352 w. Balboa
tes t at 10:30 p.m. and w_aa Blvd., No. S, Cenual New-~k.ed on ~e char ~e of m· poll, a nd Ch1i s Buhler, 301
tox1cated '" pubhc. • • edacwatc1, Balboa, colli ded
James Otto. 30, of 122 4 1st al Balboa Blvd. and Newport
St., West Newport. w_as Blvd, •• Cyril Schultz, 48, ~ked o~ the c~arae of tn· of 1990 Maple Ave,, Costa
toxrcatcd rn pubhc. · .James Mesa was booked on hi&
Anacker, 24, of 20SY.t 33rd birthday for the charac of
St., West Newport. after bein& intoxicated in public
mak.ina unsafe lane chanaes on the sidewalk at E. Bay cau~ing ~a..t.s to brake to and Washington, Balboa, , •
avotd collrs1on, was booked The front end of hi s Chcvro-
on the c harse uf 1.hunk driv-le t was <lamagcd and the
ing. , .Charles Moore, 34, car had to be towed away
of 208 Emerald Ave., Balboa after Robert Robb, 2912 W.
Island, was book~~ on the Coast Hwy., West Newport,
charge o f drunk d11 vrng afte1 collided with the pa1kcd
he failed th e sobriety t,est Ford station wagon bclon&-
Sunday, Jan. 1-' ing to Vernon Koepsel, 111 0
BEGINNING Feb. 26, th e
Rev. Claude Bunzel, cu rator
of [ndependence Hall at
Knott's Berry Farm in 8uena
Park, will conduct a Con-
stitution study group at 2
p.trf. and 7:30 p.m. lor 5
successive Monday evenings
in the town hall meeting
r~of Heritage Hall. The Feb.~ic will be "The
Authorit y of cOngress." The
sessions will include a talk
by Mr. Bunzet, a movie, and
a discussion period. There
is no admiss ion char ge.
Yielding is traffic key F,:cloy, January 12
A natu1al da1k,r anch mink,
va lued at S438. on display
on the second floor at the
Broadway Dcpa1tment StOIC,
47 Fashion Island, was co-
veted by someone who took
it without payment .. ,An
elecu ic d1ill, wor th S40,
Was stolen f1om a classloom
in the Coiona del Mar Hi&h
School indusu ial ruts sec-
tion. . :Offices of Dr . E.
Quinn, Robe1t Wh itman, and
Dl. L. Gundrum, at ~1 9 N.
Newp01 t Blvd., Newport
Beach, were br oken into and
a Si l O radio was s to len
ftom \h. Wh i tman and a
bottle con taining SIO wo rth
of nembutal capsules was
stolen from Dr. Quinn's
medicine cabinet. .• A boy
ab(lut 13, accompanied by
an oldet teen age boy , pic k·
~d a n T shin at Robin-
son•s Oepa1tment Store,
Fashion Island, put 1t under
pcke t, and ran h om the
s to te ... Beauice Wertz, of
301~ Antigua Wa~·. Dover
Sh01es, baby-sittin& at 1512
Antigua · Way, was in the
back of the house and did
not hear the inUuder who
broke louveted windows to
gain entrance lo the house
and apparent!~· cut himself,
as there wa s blood on the
flnurs and table; nothing
v.as drsturbed ... D. \Inn·
tooth, 2836 Ca10h, East
Bluff, said that someone
unsc1ewed and stole th e S50
ple .~~:q~lass window in hi s 1
Austin Healey ... A frshrng 1
rod and reel, wo11h 550, was
stolen fr om hts garage, re.-1
polled Teu y Phipps, 23 1 I
~8th St., ~es t 1'\ewpott ...
Someone jacked up the Clay St., Cliff Haven .•.
VW belon gio& to Gloria Mi l-James Rusk II, 21, of 1007
ler, 2956 C arob St., East E. Balboa Blvd,, Balboa,
Bluff, and in the eatly morn· was booked at I a.m. on the
in1 hoUIS, Temoved 4 tileS Chllge of poSSeSsion of
and magnesium rims worth marijuana. .Less than
Sl60: they th en left the car S200 damaaes was done to
standing on wooden blocks each car after drivers ChaT-
... Tameta Bonar , 3503 les Rumme ii,Jl98 Gibtaltru,
Seash01e Dr ., West Newport, Costa Mesa, and Timothy
standing on a public side-Linck, 2401 Vinier Way,
walk, was str uck behind the Costa Mesa, collided on W.
ear by a BB shot; an un-Coast Hwy. , .Robert Stew-
identified ci tizen said the art, 114 43rd St., We st New·
weapon jlad been fi red by a poll, 1eported th e theft of an
tesiden t nell W, Ocean Fu>n t S80 hatch cove1 table fr om
at 29th St. .. Geotge New-his back yard -the table
comb of Au's Landing, 503 has nume rous ini tials on it
Edgewater, Balboa, said he and red i1on leas ... Thomas
wou ld like to ptose cute the Soule, 2471 Baysh01e 0 1.,
person who left' without Bay Sh otes, had stopped his
paying a S3.50 fee for addi· Bu ick in the roadway, and
ti onal renting time of a boat was th en hit by Ruth Re in-
... The ftont of the Olds wald of Santa Ana, driving a
belonging to Vangy Van Et· let west on E. Coa s t
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PASSIIOOK
OONVENIENCE.
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OFFICE
21161 E.a~1 Coeu H11fhway
Coro .... f>rl M•r, C1 lif 92625
Telephune 61"'>·S010
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Ne"p1>rt Beal·h non-rcdcs-
tr•an u affa: a..:l·nlo:no. nre
..:au~eJ b~ the failure of nne
II A GOOD MIIGIIIOI
If you arc a new~omcr, or
know of a nc wc:orncr to
lhe tlartt« Area who hu
~ been welcomed, lb
her a fnor by c:&llina lbe
Harbor Visitor between
I and 10 a.rn., and sht
wi II c:all on your frind
... ith valuable inforrnabc..t
and a ifu fror!l friendly
butincu 6nna -taich
stand ready to help her
become acqaainled wi~
her nc• aurroundinaa.
THE HAIIOI VliWTOI ~•: HY· ~·)61
C:HIJIR.C:HES
'lpsmrtit ~ U!~mr~·
3262 e .. M ~re.t,.Mawpott H•ithh
A Frrr 11nd ln Jeprnd.-,t
Contt rt>gatio nal Christian (.hunh
Tha Rev. Normon Brown, preoching
~nday Service and Church
Nurnry 'car• provid•d
School at lO:OO a.m.
Phon•: U2-2HO
First Baptist O.urch
af Casta M•sa
lhpti.;t ll il>l"_ F't·llow,.hip
lndr/Jendtmt-,>\utonfl mo~s
Santo Ano & Magnol ia Sts.
Dr. P.G. :'>l'eu mann , pastor
St.;NDAY SERVICES
~:~5 a.r 1, Sunda} School
II :00 a.m. \k>rning ~orship
6:0d p.m. Traintng Lnioos
7:0V p.m. Eventng Worship
WEO,\ESDAY
7:2U p.m. Bi ble Stud}
a:OU p.m. Prayer \leeting
Luth•ron Chu rch
ATTEND THE CHURCH
OF YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
FIRST BAPTISl CIII-Rrll
(.;;uuth.f'm I
Corona de I \1ar
Coast""'.). at '1acArlhur
l'astl.s~ He""'-aid E. Wil li ams
Phone 673~626
SU NDAY SCHOOL.··· 91-H o"'
MORNING WORSHIP •• I l100 om
EVENING WORSH IP •• 7,00,...
WEDNESDA Y SERVICE 7t1S-
HURSERY PROVID ED
Ouistian Sc ience Of th• Mast•r Services
Luth•ran F'IRST CHt Rf'H OF Church in America
D CHRIST, Sf'I E:'IiTIST HOO Pacific View r. 3303 \'ia Lidt,
Corona del ~·1ar, Californi Newpon Beach Or. Wil liam R. Eller SL:~DAY SCil OO L
Phone: ORiole -3-5022 9. IS O''m o~d 11 a . ..,
8:H a.m., ~amily \\or.,hip SLNDAY SERVICES
9·"') a.m. C:hurr"h ~r h ool 9·15 -II o.m.
11 :00 a.m., F't'Si iv,.. ll'or,.hi p 'III'EONESDAY EVESISG ~='~-~~-~~~~>~>:~H~Y=P~R=O=\~I=O=E=D=~-~~ \IEETING 1, .....
r READI:-.JG ROOM
CENTRAL
BIBLE CHURCH
The ,.rtfOn of Chri\1
The ,.ower of lhe Hoi, Spirit
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M<li"'"N \\'•"'>•11 'l •~tl 10 Ill """
h o•n«lN \N.,ro· • '""'
Wt•d,.•d~> "'"If' ~luth·
·""' p,~l' r -l'\1
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A fu ll Youth 'ros,.m
Cm. of Oun8r And 'lJ rd. St.
COt.!<~ Meu
ri•H•' II I lnl>('• rlf II '-'lht
Weelo do~o : 9 a ..... -5 II·"'·
Wed,.eodoy: 9 a . ..,. -7:<1S p "'· T,..,,. .. ., .,,.,d F .. cla.,·
9 a ..... -5 P·"'·· 7-9 It·"'·
S.mdor: I p "'· -"P·"'·
sf:CONO CHt'ACH OF
CHIUST. SCI[NTlST
Ncwpott Beach at
Cor on 1 de I Mat
610 Carnation Ave.
SlJNDA Y SC HOOL 10 •"'·
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 .,,.,
WEDNESDAY EVEN ING
MEETING 1:00 '·"'· READING ROOM -
Mutual Bu i lding
2863 Easl Coast Hi&,hway
Mnn.-St~l, 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m.
Thutl'!day cv.ening -7 In 9
'Vnu ate cordially 1nv1t td to
lllt-nd Ch~~h Servtcu and
to u\ic the Rcad1n1 Room.
'llrwpprfHarl.or Lutlatran ~
''0• tiJr Bl•f/s OwrlooAi"t l'tle wport Htl,.,or"
••o• c1..1 .... 0 1011 VII·
NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA
THE AM ERICAN LUTHERAN C HURCH
8:30a.m. to 9 :30a.m. -WOfsh i p service
q;45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. -SUndar Sch~l
11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon -WOf'_Shlp Servtce
De atY. J-G ...... , P~~
'Ill• R••· o.or .. J. ·Bu41iect•, Vi lt&abon Pastor . -~·-J
JrJvc:r to yield to another.
a\:.:nrJrng to the u affic
ne\\loktlcr ,,f the :\!ewptlrl
Beach P'-"lltce department.
"RLght t1f \Oo3)' ~;an be!>! be
ddmcd a:. the pnvilegc of
the LmmcdLate use nf the
hrgh.,.,a~ ·· the ne.,.,sleuer
P•Hnt~ out. .. There IS n\_"
~ta t u h: .... ~u c:h grants the
r1gh t nf \Ooa~ to an~ nne. The
Ia•' ,tale ~ onh \Ooh1dt dr1\'er mu~t \Leld In the other.
R tght . 11f v.ay. therefore.
dill.'~ "''' c~'"' un t d I! ha~
b.:en ~ 1elded b~ ••the r user!'>
of the lugh.,.,ay .
.. T he ft,ur prmcrpal 11ght
,,f .,.,a, llilhHLOnl> \Ooh1ch
~au ~.: <ILLJJen t' are failure
til 1 tL'Id II I \Ooht·n en terrng
an . Lrll<:hel'll <~rl . C) 1\111:n
nunLn l! left. OJ ••lwn ent(·r-
tng lhr"u~h 'treeh fr"m
dtlh'l\,1\,, pr11a te r••aJ ~ or
"-~~nndan 'tr.:~·t ... and (~)
11hen pull1ng ;J\Ooal fT olffi a
p,Hk eJ !'""llltll\.
"Rem..-mbe r. •••U rna ~ ha\'e
the nt-hf nf ""'•lo' But \'OU ~.:an
nut dl\Ooll.):o. be a~:o.ured. of
ge lling rt.
MARGRETE BLOUGH OF
NEWPORT HTS . DIES
Fift}·two ~ears of hom e-
m t.~krng cnJ.:J .,.,rth Jeath
nn Jan. II at L CI,UIC Care
Cnn\alc!>LI!rlt 1!1•:-.pr tal fur
\l<ugr.:te BJ,•uglt , B7, 1•f 52fi
C :J.talr nt.~ Dr.. ;\C'\\('11111
Jk l j;ht!o.
She wa ~ bt•rn Dec. ~.
~~~I , in Iowa, carne I.CI
Califl•rnla ~5 ~ea r~ ago ,
-anJ had lL' ed tn th1 s a rea
fnr 1 \tars.
3 102 W. Ocean
1640 Sup..-lor Ave.
Ll 8.5531
BEAUTY N QQI(
2732 E. Coast Hwy.
Coron a del Mar
Su r\',1 \"!I t S are her daughter,
.lnsephtne Blou gh o f ~ew
rnrt Beach, and a s ister,
\trs. !:.~ot he r o,L,aterloo o f
Iow a.
Calvrn Barnes, 6 12 ]6th St., ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ West 1'\ewpolt, d11ving het
Fotd east on E. Coast Hwy ··I • BUILDING
col hde.d with the Fo1d dri· ·
ven by Fred Longman, 111 '-2 • RQIODELING e (ira\'e,ide <iCT\'ICeS were
he ld \\l)n da~. Jan. 15, a t Amethyst, Balboa Island. . . ADDITIONS
Someone threw a b1 oken pool LICENSED 1 BONDED Pac1f1c \'t C\\ \1emClr tal cue through the rear w1ndow
Park lkH Hwadway of her F01d , said Josephtne FRED H. GERWICK
\ ~lr tu at}
funeral.
di rected the Hall, 442 Dah lia, Colona JCW Goldenrod
del \lar ... \lallin \·looney, 673-60-41 -549 -2170
LEGAL NOTICE
\O'JH ~ m 1111'11-1·'''\J.I LEGAL NOTICE CONCRETE \orth~>d~ -~n m ••r nf lhr I an ti I ~·~~~~!:..!-'=------1
ron'r'''" to L \la!rolm .-\n• e. S.r•l~vth• Cao"ol \.,, lilHl
lin ~ ··l·r •l "'" l "l, l9t,fl, ,,t
11:00 .o.m., I \10\ H \\k., •'' 1("11 .ond "i f,. lot <J ,.,.rl rrror d~ Area with Quo lity
r,J f •'bn.t .OI) I, 194~ In llonk Concrele & P•-pt lru .. l•"' und••r <tnd p11r~u.tnl l••
11··"-1 ,r l r 11'1 •1-olrd )ith ~'1,
llJfd , ,.,,.,.j ,.l" Cll \'\'1 ~-I' \II·
U .H .mol H . \I\ I k ,l' HOd. fl.
l.$70. pa~t< 321 of Offit•ial Elflcrent Se,.olu
ll ~><'orrl.;;; thrnr •' 5otilh 10• Welch'• Concrete
Of\" 'oO" f .a,..t lllfln~ th•· 2911 s.. Joaqula Rd., LI8..J318 v ..... t ... rh linl' of .. ~i,J land · P .0. Box fZ I Coata Men hu .. t .. md .ond '"f•·, "~ Jolltl l •on,.,.,.,..d to -\n!l"ll and "tf",
t••n.onr ... mrl r•••·o rd••d J"h 1",, 10::!.14 ff',.t; th,nc •• \orth 'o;•
t9rJ I 1n Uoo k 71"1'> ~'·'II'' H"ol 17' t.ast 53.00 f,..et : th"nf",.. eDRY CLEANING
n f Offin.1l ll ,.r-o r·f., in th ,. n l-\<~tth 41 • 58• 24"1\,-,.t IOO .IJB
It• ,. "f 1h•· !l f"ror<IN nf f,·.,.t ro th,.. poi nl of Lf'"~nnina,
Or.on~·· Lonnt•, Ltlif'lm ia, :-aid ""''" "ill ht nt<~dr, hut
~i"•n lo '"' Ul" lUI in olrhlf·•l~ "llhou l ro "~nant or \\!lffarl l}"1 n•·""' tn t ... nr uf 1\r\·~:RI .\ '"~llT""~" or impli ed. r"ga11li n~
1111.1 .:--t t.ll~.H .-\1 . S·\\I">G:-1111,.. pa~~oseuion, or f"n cum•
·\\/) t.fJ,\\ \.,-..on \TIO\ ,.;n lontn f"""'• 10 pay the prinr ipal
... -II "' publi r t~uro ti nn to hil!;h• 'lim o f "aid no~""· !IPCur,.d by
..... 1 l·irlol..r fnr f"il"'h fP ·\Y \HI. I-. --a·d o ,.,.d, to WLt: 1900.90. u
.\1 TI\H OF 'i \l.f. I ~ 1..-\LA· in .. aidnote providf'd,advC1 cu ,
tTl. \10\ U nr Til r. I""> IT ED if any. tmder the tenns of n id
~T\Tt.."i) at Tht \l""' Enlranr " IJ,..~i fef!'!!i, rharg t'~ and ,..-~
to [ ni on Hank at ;()() Sooth pt'ns,.s o f the rrustt'e ilnd of
\JJJin Str,. .. t at l.a \'Ptll -\•enu.-th .. tM.I!IIs created by l!i 11id
in 1hr f:ir ) o f Oran~'" IUid Coon-O"'ed.
I Profcuiona1 ud bud1et dry
cleanina -f111 aenice
-quality work -
~elf •••ii:e launchy.
Finiahed Laundry
Ac•cy
3M I . c. ... H..,., CDII
ln-f.OS
tv ofQranft,..,Staten,f Cali fo rnia, The henefidary uoder uid
,.)1 rilfht, litlt-,anrl mtf'f"!'!t con• l),.ed, by reason. of 11 breach or
"'Yt'd 10 an d no.,. h f"ltl by i1 ddauh in the obligations !le-
under ~aid u ..... d in 1h,. prnp...,ty cured thereby, hl"rerofore eote-1-=:--=::::;-=--------11
!'litUfOt,.. in rhf'" Cit~ nf ~ewpnrt euted 11nd dtlivf!'red to the •::f=L:O:R:I~$~T:._ ______ _ Be ~trh, in l'iairl County IUid undt'rsigned a written Declara-
St!ltf', tlr,..rrihf'"rl ;u•: tion of Default Md Demand FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DrMM/ Tosb
,\II th111 ,..,.nain land !'litu• fo r SaJe, and wriuen nollee. of
lf'"rl in th,. StRtf' of r. ... lifom i•, breach •d elec tion 10 C tiU!I~
County ol Onm[le, City ol th'-' under!!lifPied to !tf!'ll aaitf
Sf'"wpo rl IJI'!II t:h, d,.,.cfibed U property tO Uti!Jfy tllllid obo
lro llnwll: li!§•liou, md theruher, an FLORISTS
A portion o f Trael So. 464. ~hy I, 1967, th e uaderaiped P'HOMI 646-U7t
•" "ho"'"fl on • Map ret:Orded eau sed aaid aatiee o( bread! I
In Aoolc 32, pase I o f ~;,.. and electicu1 to be. ret:erded 2411 Mew .... II•L
OtM@e Connty, Califoraia. Offl el•l , Recorda ira atid c,.ll.-n<"OU Map11, record• or ia Book 8239, P-t:e 768 o r I =;:;C~OS;T;A~II;I~SA~;:==
mor,.. parlical•rly de•erlbed Recorder's Otrle~ • GLASS ,_,DUCTS u rallowlll: D•u:d: J•aary 12, 1968
Uoe:laalnrt 111 • pohll ia lhe Union 8•lt .t.uERlCAN GLASS S orlhwut~tly liae of .. ld u .. id Trua,ee, """
Tract No . 46 t. 103.72 feet 8y Ardne Lt!.hc:ll
S,uihwute rl y of the mo8lt Authorized Slp•c.o'
Northerly comer lheffilf; 19039
1hnt e South s.;• 37' l eat Publiah: J•· 18, 25. Feb. 1.
a!Oil@ th,. !l.aid Nn rthwetlterly 1968, in th e Newpon tfatbor
lin,. 60.50 ff'e r 16 the mo!lt f.oaip •
AJI &y pu pr 1lau
ZH41\ N••pon Blvd
Cot&aMua
Phone: 541-2:161
....
.. ..
-~· """' .....
PO .. IItl Y filiUS C...,.U,t,
NOW AT
1780 NEWPO RT IL VD.
PH . 646-93113Cotta M•u.
CUSTOM HOMES-REMODELI NG
COMMERCIAL
Personalized Scr\ Jt.r
DON E. ELDER
ELDER CONSTRUCTION co.
35 Years in Newport Beach
1107 !. Bolboo Blvd. 673-6590
Orco Block . Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS • AlJ. SIZES • ALL TYPES
T•l•pboae: JAca-7·2231
1042 ltot•Ua. Staatoo UlO L M•lo. ,. ... -'-
• HAIIDIIAIIE STORE
FORGIT HARDWARE
Hardware· DuPont Paint
Smat t Appliances
2205 W. Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach
Phone 673-2350
En sign Publ ishing Co.
0/f.~t'l l'rinlpr~
e High speed rotary
offset press
e Var ityping
• Heodl iner
2721 E. Coast Hwy.
CORONA DEL MAR
Phone: 67J..0550
• UPHOLSTERY
UPHOLSTERING
....1!!:.. "".T-ll.
WILCOX.CRITTINDEN
HARDWARE
frrla\'lptl~~nal Cha~hokl
1700 W. Coast Hwy .. N.l . ..... u,
l ·lf'Ail f't\IMTI
• PLUMBING
A. R. M ARSAC
PLt;\IB ER
7Ull Carnation Ave..
Corona del \lar
Plumbing Repairs
DAY l: NIGHT
WATER HEATERS
673·4130
o NURSERY
Shrubs, In terior Plonts
T rop icol & T reu
(llv Europer.~ Cra ftsrun)
REMoDEL: 2 pc, s•t OHLY
$69.50 Cell "Bemy"
215 loloin H. B. 536.6405
FREE del & picltup
In sectcides ond Ferti I i :er
S&H Green Stomps
F REE Of:l.l\'f:Rl'
-------------l coRONr\ DEL )1.-\R SI'RSERY
ZH4 E . Cout Hwy ., 67)-(1160
CUST0\1
FURNITURE U PIIOLSTE R Y ·~S~P~O~R!.!T.!'IH~G~GOO~~D:!S __
• QUALITY WORK • HART'S
HElL'S SPORTING GOODS
FIREHOUSE. UPHOL:-STERY 53.3 Center Street
2109 H ... ,., 81...... Costa ~l esa
M•wport leach Phon e: 646-1~19 675-408~
UPHOLST!:RY e REFINISHIN G
D RAPERIES e CUSTOM C ARPETS.
AMPLE f>AJ"'I(INC. IN REAR
NEWPORT FURNITURE CO., IHC.
•~wH E R E TH E 4 U.S. Fl-AGS FtY"
~60 W. C.a•t H..., •• H-1"" leedo, Tel.,hene 6~·U77
ESTABLISHED IN 1~46
• PROfUSIONAL
J)R. LOU ROY ELDER
CONT ACT L.ltl'tl&l
CY.IIIIII AN a,VL.tNG
llllt~JUoeTING
li'N I:ICN! .lN G
PHONE 642-0702
•rUI $UVICI$
112•tAVINE
NI!WPOAT BEACH
WESTCLIF!I' PLAZA
YOU CAU ..... WI WIU
RICOMMIND
FOI IIIYICII, I'IIODUCTS
01 "ILIC IIFOI.ITIOI --
mrrAHD•fOI~
e PET SUPPLIES
TROPIC AL FI SH
We have the largesl and ·
most beaut1ful select1on of
lroptcal f1sh 1n the area.
We also carry a full li ne of
aquar1ums. and all acces·
sor1es neededfOI' the hobby.
South Sea Tropi cal
218 W. Wr I son Street
Costa Mesa -548·7961
• PHARMACY
CHRISTENSEN
PHARMACY
3tl~l E. Coast li wy.
Corona dol \lar
Phone: 673-2550
NEWPORT CENTER
PHARMACY
1402 Newpo rt Center
Dri ve East
On \ledical Buildina>
Phone: 644-2131
• RESTAURA.~T
IIRUHIIE'$ .... e..,
LUNCHEON -DINNER
COCKTAILS
ORiole l-9405
3450 VIA OPO~TO
Ne..-port Budl
JOSEF"S
Fine Restaurant
Phone 673·1180
2121 E. Coasl Hwy .
Corona del Mar
(Adjacent to Jamaica Inn )
• SHOE REPAIR
MABERRY 'S
Shoe Aepoir
Purse and Luggege
Aepair -Dye Work
S.H STOWS
ONl DAY SUMCI
1190 H-11!
·'
•
IIRPOIIT M_,. Ellllll
IICDID I£C1101 - -'• 7
THURSDAY, JAIIUARY 25, 1111
CO !IIIlA DEL liAR, CALl f.
Art prog11-. continued
..... n.. Newport H•bor S.r-the Mel of the school y1ar -
.tee Le.,u. I~ conlinuiaa 4 in April lr'ld 4 in May, !'• art IPP••d llroo pros,nrns makirc • total of 16 u:hoolt
an •• Newport-Mesa U~tlfied in all to Nceive the b•o--
School[)isll'ic:LThh proar.-n, It of .... , PfOJrlm. dtdna
Mtun lilt year 11 a pilot the s chool year.
1184y,,.oehed tucll pothive Mrt. Betty Handy, Lravel -
response hom chUclrea. """ iq •t. tucber fo r .the Ne..,
ch•• and Luaue members po rt -Mesa Unlned Sdloo·l
alike tht.t a full proanm hat Ohtrict. Uatct thh aervice
been developed for &hi 1 hu aflo wed Sth and 6lh
y.-ar, under the direction of arado tiUdenh whose tea.
Mn. ·Robert Hi rt ch, project chen INOuld not normal ly
tchool time •• appreci ation have ti me to ai ve thi s mu ch
chairmWI . • attention to developin& art
Thia year"• proartm in-am:u cialion· luaons :~nd
eludes P'CICntation l ea-materials a chance 10 have
10n s by L e.,ue mcmben, thi s addition aJ infonnation
who, after workslmp trainina, in lheir -cl assmoms. E ach
have been able to brina to ~it contai n s depcndina upon
theSthand 61h a rade cl asses 1t s art subject, picture• or
backa.round on V~~Jiou s art s~ul ptu r~, b.ackamund and
tcchn~quc a and art fo rms, biOgraphical Inform ati o n so
The kits , whic h are dev elo p-children can restudy the
ed for each inl\ivi du al l es· mat eri al ('tfesented by the
son, •e then left wi th the L eague at thei r leia~e.
A TAKE-OFF on a Kiwanis club me eting
was presented by Corona del· Mar High
School Key Club members at the Jan. lb
luncheon meet ing of the Corona de I Mar
Kiwanis Club at the Villa Sweden res-
taurant. Pictured here, from left, are
Jim Riedel, president of the Key Club,
the youth count er part of the Ki wanis or-
ganizatiofi; Bob Daniels, liaison officer
for the Corona del Mar C lub Jim Ray,
new president of the local Ki wanians,
and Key C lub officers Larry Dunmire and
Steve Bowie. (Howard Folsom ptloto.l
0 clauroom teacher for a per-
iod of a week o r more, so
that ro llo wup study may tak c
place on the materials in·
eluded.
IlliTE SMRIIIE IILL
HDIIOR IIEI IIEIIIERS
Golden Ha rbor Wh ile Shr ine
Badham asks mar1ne reserve
11f Jerusa lem w ill honor new As semblymao Rnbe ra E. research capability for lhc
members at their regular Badham <R -Newpurt Beach) biological scie:nces," Be
This progr am , whic h is mc:e :ing Hlday , J o.n. 15 . a t M annoum:e!o tha t he: will in-sa id .
uniquC in all o f C aliforni a, p .m. at lhe Nt>wpnrt Beach trnduce legis\atl\ln this week "Un less somtl of our I ide
is under .t he gerieral com· Ma son 1c Temple . \lr . a nd which would ueate marine pools and coaslal area!! are
munity we Hare c hai rm an ~thi p Mrs. Gdhert St>aL Watc hme n reserves with1n the d lics uf preserved m lheu na tural
of Mrs. John A. Tho m e and nf !'hephenh lind \H irth~· h1gh Newpmt At>ach and Laguna s late , a great deal of Mar ine
i ncluded work with 2n tea· pricste:ss. ~Ill \\dtomt" Mr . Bea~·h and abu 1n the cnunty researc h will be impossible .
chers at Mariners, Corona and ,\lr ~. A lh.:r l Hunl and area nf South La guna Beach. Sc1ence has lona held the
del ~1ar, II arbo r View, New· .\lmc~. Nan t lardmg. Nina lie s au.l that in work1ng contention that marine bio lo-
porl and Newport lleighh William-.. \!able: Gerrard . with th e: l'•vc:rn.ng bodies nf I)' will be one or the most
Elementary School s. So far \lar~uenh:: J ohn~on . Edvthe those areas and ITl meet1ngs important areas of s tudy 10
thi~ ye ar Pfoarams have McA11...,1cr and ('alv1n F1:ss . w1th int.eresled !>Cie~ti!>ls li n the future for prO\•idms: the
t akiJl..-..x r lacc at P omon a, \lr.-. .. \kmtt Ke1•an.1s c ha ir-the marmc b10 \ogy fu~ld . the food needs of the world in
Paul ;vi it~ .. Lindbergh and man nf.the C\'Cmng and will need has becf•mc: a rparc:nt In years lo come"
Whi ttier ,Eiement ary Sch11ols. be-h!olStcd by Mmc~. llamd preserve 1hc sea lifo.: from
. ~ . Andl."f!o•lfl . Rnbc rt Fnlgl."rald wanton destruLtum. Be&~~nl ng thu week,~ liar· anJ Alfrc:d FtHhtr. ··T ,l(• o tten. ~c:\1 mcan1ng
bor V1cw, Canyon, \\tlson peoplr e ntrrcly denude lldt>
and Victoria Element ary rools and roc k forma!Hin!i
school s a re pan1 c1pat ing. Phone in Your ore~... along our coa!o tlinl" wh1ch
It is plann ed to schedule & for 0 S.ltaeription: a rc .valuable: Maflne b1 ology
addi tion al school 11 t hro u11-h Call 67l.OSSO re!>ources prov1dmg great
LEGAL HOTICE --=Lc=.EG.AL H_OT_ICE___ ___;:L.::.EGAL H_O_T_IC_!: __
\tr. Badham. who explamed
that he is a s kin d1ver and
d1ves for abalone and lo bster.
pointed out that th1 s will 1n
no way cHect the sport and
commercial fi !Oheries of
abalone and lobstrr. The
LEGAL HOTICE
marmc: rrese rve areas set
up by h1 s bill will be large
e nough to r rc:serve the scie n·
tifio.: researc h arc:as bu t small
l!nOHigh sn as not to ~.:onflict
with SJ>flrl f1 s hing.
In the: arc:as of Soulh La-
&una. portwns of Laguna
Beach and port1ons of the
C orona del Mar coasl. 1f the
bdl becomes la11o . tt will no
lnngc:r be lawful to take sand
c rab!>. mussels. clams, s ea
anc:mnnc!o . sea urchins, and
uther c:umplcs of Marine
life.
\lr. Bad ham sa1d , that aba-
lone , lobster. and fish I hat
are cons1dcred !>port Of game
f1sh will be allowed to be
ta ken undrr the: present res:-
ulau ons of the Fnoh and
Game: Departme nt.
LEGAL HOTia
ORUINA'IIf:f: '\0. 12-10
.\'II OIIUIN .-\ \'r:f: OF Tin:
Cln ' OF SH'PORT liE \C\1
·\DIII~G Cli,\PTE!l 20.7>1 TO l>rru : 20 Of TilE \"EV.PORT
ll t:ACII Ml'\'lCIP,\1. COm: TO
P&Ol-UUir ... :OA A PLA~~I-:0
thr lll~l·,.lnpmcnt Pl,,n, lh.-the Cit~ Cou nr il with an)· r on -
"P'"r-ifi<' boundari,.,. .. hull lw dition!l lhe Plilnrdnjt C.ommi'<-
,.,.t lry th•• fil infl_ of" lrjtal •I•·-•uon •l•·trrmin('"' '<hould hr
.. coriplion and m11p of lh•• !'"'"''' impo!!<rd. Thr Ci1y C:nun r-il may prnpn<~e d fur '''""'lnpmrnl in .1pprovl", di:oapp1on• or rrft"r
r-tm junr tion "ith th"' fil infl-f01 tlir !!<itm,. bar k to thr Plnnni n11.
C,ull-:;;tc.u.ct.ioll JJ(TJnii..... Commiou;i11111-fM !af~~-
sub .. tantia1lv romph· ... ·ith 1he "''"r-tor propo,..~d lor d..,, . ..,lop-
IJt>,l"lo pmt"ni Plan :1,. appr u•t"tl m•'nl.
and adoplt-d II\ th•• r.;w f.oun-(r) Th,. Plann in!! Cnmmil'li!tion
C:OMMI"~ITY lli~T RICT
'l'hf' City C:oun r-i l of rhr Cirv
uf .'li~wporl Rearh 1lot"!'i r>r1l~tin
lh follow$:
St:CTION I. Chaptt"r 20.;1 ;,.
a•lded to lh e Ne .. p<HI llrar h
\lunir.:ipl C:ode to rr~trl :
{d Th "' P h1nn inJl lliu·r tnr. >~i ng, Any ~uc:h plan i~ ~uhj<"t"t
.d 1rr r,.l-i,..,injit lhf" '~ppli <.o· to the lin11l 11ppro1.ol of th~
tion for 11 P-C Oistrir t, shall Cily Council.
d.-tt:"nnl nl' if" use ~nnit ~ppli-20.5 J.060 Oevelo,_."' P /0 .,,
o:atirm will bt-rrquirt"d fnr .onv Tht n~1·elopcn~nt Plo.n of a
part of th<" appl.l atinn lo b,. propOll!!:d P-C Oi~triN !!-ha ll
pr<X"e!i!lt"<l unrfrr lhr n~,~lop-C:()fll4i!ll of "'iiP' llaa!l ~ .... " I PJa ' . • II,
r-il. ha~ jl;riUit'"d a usr pr.rmit lor
Anv propos"'d amrndmrnt t .. •tn' "P<"C:I f1 c: d"''f'\oprnrnt,
the 'Ot"lf>lopmrnt Plan "" or1-20.51 .090 •r.-1/coHon for Uu ~t"••~W .,pro,,.J and <~dofrrd Pertff/r Oeve .,..,."'· Wh.ere •
bv 1he Citv C.oun.-il .;hoi M u~.-!!'"rmit ;,. r~quired pur~uiltlt
.occompl i"h;.d in thr follo ... ing to · <"r tion 20.51.030 (t") or
manllf"r : 20.51.060 lhl 131 or thi' Code,
f.t) Th~ Plannin~~: Commi,.>~inn an •tpli<'illl Otl sh.1.1l 'ndudc
"hall hold 111 [,.a.;r onr I I) put.:' th.-olio~> in,: dot'umrnts and
Baseball instruction giYen
T.1lo Boys• Cl•b o( the Hot·
bor Alta will atart SIN"il'll
baaeblll t inuruc tional ,..... • rot ltrooyt in the ....
artMie and be: lo w. Ptayau
and coac.het intereued in
thi1 prbJtam may call the
Upp.r B.ay Branc h, 642·8372.
Profeu io l\at ball playeu
will be: in•uuc tina a t times.
Baseba ll coaches are uracd
10 attend the baseba ll clinic
at Lon& Beach City Colleae
on S.turday , J a n . 27, h om
9 a .m. to 4 p.m. The Boys'
Club will PfOVide one bus
luvina the Centra l Branch
11 I a.m. The clinic will
reaturc s uc h names u Bud
Da ily, T ommy Davia. Jo~
Moeler. Don Buford , J ay
J ohns tone and others.
The Upper Bay Branch
reports the flll!owma a c lt\ ~
tie s : Golden Slate bas kc:l-
ba ll lcaaue ·tartina fot
boyi not playing 1n a Si..'hutl\
leas:ue ; judo classe~ nn
T hun d ay niahtto wuh be-
a inne rs a t 6:]0 lo 7.30 and
advanc ed clan 7:30 tu M:30.
volleyb all clah, Wednelr--
d~o~ys 7 to 8:30 p .m .
The Centra I Branc h ~~ ho\\
conduc.:t ina classes 10 sp1n
cutina in pre parat ion for a
•p in ca~tina c onteal to bt
hokl in the a ym on J an. 27 .
Boy• 8 throuab ll attd 1'4
throuah 16 will compete •
T hree wianert from u c h
a ae aroup will then compete
with boys frnrn o lhcr boys •
c lub1 a t the Sport1 Show a t
the OJe a t Wu u:rn Exhib it
Cen ter,
Fc:b. 17 hu been iet u 1 Boys" Club day at Disney·
land. Any boy who wishu to
take advantaac of the ape.
c ia\ maai-pa ~ tickets a nd
and free a ttract iong mu st
h ave his l icket5 ordere d
befo re Feb. J . The toe topecial KAREN WARRICK, daught~r
Jickets arpty to all a ae s, of Mr. and Urs. John War·
children and adults, for thu~ rick, 227 Orange St., New·
da)' onl)'· port Shores, hi'S won the
Clyde Hart11o·ig sen, an s and wings of a Trans World Air•
crafts d1rec tnr has arrans:cd lines fl ight hostess. She a "'f1.~ i1 ms:ht"' a1 the Cen-
tral 'Branch. Any boy can completed the b weeks of
hnng an art1de from home infl ight training at TWA's
fo•r rc:ra1r. Farherl> arc 1n-Jaclr:: Frye training center
\tied lo ~tt:nd with ~heir 'i nKan sasCity,M is~our l .She
s~s and a1d 1n the rcpau o f w ill be serv ing passengers
b1kes, toys, and o ther items. on board TWA's domestic
Vo lunteers m lap1dar ~·. t--StarStream flights from John lc:~:U•1n1Clo and phowaraphy F. Kennedy International
are nl."cded at the Central AirpOrt In New York.
Hoys· Club. They are as ked
tn c ~mtacl .the dire c tm, .IO<e
Fleckenstein. at 548·9387 .
LEGAL HOTICE
NOTICF. or l\'TE'IiTIO~ TO
ENG •\Gf. l\" Tilt': S'\U: OF
AI.C:OII OI.If. IIE \'EH ua:s
Januarv 15. 1%8 To "'h!'lm It \1111 C"nno:"•·m :
SubJ'"'"I 1t1 ;,.,..,,.n,,. 11f rlw
lic:!"nfir •pplio·d fo1, nnli•'" lto
htr~h)• 11'-· .. n th.11 th•• undt•r-
"ijm .. d prop., .. ,.._ 1n ,.,.1J ,.J ,·o-
ho\,.-b'-"""'"IL"'"' '" 1h'" pr .. ~ mifiif'S, d•• ... r r,b,.;J .... ln\lo,.,;;:
104 Main :'• .. ll.•li>OM.
Puri!luiOU ! lo '"llr h tnl••ntir•n,
lhl' un•l .. r"lj(n"<l 1,. .tpplv>n,t ro
thf' o .. p.mnt .. ftl of -\l ... oholi•· n ...... fi111(1" ( unnol for i .... uan r~
by trau!lf .. r of nn ~tlrnholic:
be•·'"rlll'f" lirrn..,. (<H li<',.n,...,.)
for th,.,.,. prrm i,. .. ~ lh• fol\o .. fi>:
0\" SALE IIHR
Allron,. <i,. .. ,nn~~: to prot,.,.t
thr iii"'UIInr,. of "ur-h lir.-n>'r(•l
mav lilr 11 l,.,,f,,.d prcur•H '"ith
any off ice r>f th.-l'rP'HIIIII!'nt of
-\koholio: li,.I.,.T.I /:" C.011trol,
.. ·ithi11 30 d11v,; nf th,. dar r thr
pfOpotJt"d pr"1nh••,.,. I•,. ,,. fir,.t
pot'lt,.d, "bltinll' 11rnunrl.. for
deni11l a,. pr n,idt"<l l>1 l.t"--·
Tht> prf"m i"""' ,,,. no" lirt"n,.rd
for thf" ,..,,~,.of .oh-nhnlir ,.,.,.,.r •
ages. The fnrm of v,.rifir11t inn
ma y ~~~ obtilin,.tl from an•· nf.
lirr of tht" 1)..-partmt"ni-
Ftanklin -\. ~hit,., Jr.
"~-Pub!i ... h: Jn. 2:;, I
The Nl':wport ll•rbor
"Ch~•; 20.51
;:;a~· rn·~ CQRM'euT *'f:· • D t•ICT
Secd M e:
26.51.010 P.Hect of Chaptrr .
20.5 1.020 Inte nt and Purpo.;r.
20 •. '11 .000 G.-nenl Rt"lluir,.m,.nt!'<.
20,51.0-10 p,..--c Prnmllrd.
20,5 t .050 Appliration Pron•-
t.lure.
20.51.060 Ur 1·rlopm,.nt PJ.1n.
20,51.070 ,\mrndml"nl !< 10 !),._
n•lop1nrnt Pla n.
•(:_ 1a. a.d llchedul1!:14, de~e ol?'"e,._t •wn-
l.lo:-'--or ~'-lO al~~tlu~-~lh., datdro ~md !ld!e"'•"r:r dn~ .. •in.~ ~~~"·~:. -s.-1 f?ri.h 111 s~c:tton and sur la, ~otJr.er d0cume1tu; .0.-~1..020 of th1!1 Code, 1111 ap-<leemed nrc~s,.ary by the Plan-pht"~l tnn . for. ll pl~tnned c:-om-n inp. Oirtrlor in 11rcordanrr mun~11: tf 1"'trwt ~hall .c onta~n 1,ith 1hr r"quitrm,.nl!l hNt"in
d m1n•mum ~f twl"nt.~-fllt" (2al ~<rt forth :
ar rf's of untmprOit"d l~n,J iH'"il Ia~ Thr l)t"1r!opmtnt Plan
or t.-n (10 ~ ucu•s of 1mfro1"'! .. hall "" <~ubmi!l,.d in A form
land IHI'"a. I!"Jt~O'"'d.l>&n t 11r~a ll pptol .. •l by th~ p [,.nni njit Di-
ll'< u .. rd IO'IIfun lht."' "~rllon r,.c:lor. !i~all mt"an parrels nf ln nd (bl llrl'rlopornrnl 0 ( srctor.-
'".'th prrmnnent ,.l~lr t~rl'" .. •tf-~>i th in th,. p.r. lli!lltict mav h~
ftxed thctelo, s11•d 'mf'o'"-1 h 1 f h ·r 1 m••nt.. or-cupyinjit. a [,1111 <tt"ll m;,. .r '"II J'"f" 10 ont" o t. r .o-<~mountini(IO trn _r.-f'nt I lOr-I IOI,I hjit. nr any <'omb~natlon
lk hearin~ brfore <tppr o,·injl: or m;atrr,al.. .,ubmin .. tl in §uc:h
di ,.;~pproli Af! .10n illtlt"ndmf"Al 1.0 qu;~nt1t i"" 11s · determined bv
an,· part ot ~lement of lhe o... Lht" Planninj!: Oirrt"tor: ·
nl opm~nt P1an • .,dtiCI" or t~ (;~) A map iiohowi •g the tCK: .. t i~ an!! pllti-e of lh .. <ft\aril"f lion of lht" pro1ert in rel;~tiol:l
:t~hal! bt" ,t:i1rn b, publiratinn to th,. appro•·~of Dr••l!'lopment
in a ne .. ,..papn nf !1"",.""1 rtr· Pl11n. .
•·ulation 1\ithin th,. City •H }bl Topoan•p.hor m11p end prr-
lt"a5t tt'n ( 101 dMI'~ pnor to th.-hm.na" ,radmfl-plllll o ( thr
first of !lurh h"lllin~~:s. pr np"r:' ... ho» tn,R thr pro po-.rd
I b) Th,. Plannm11 Conlm l .... ion mrth .... l nf ad dpt in,tlh,. d,.1rlnp.
rna~ appro1,., ••ppro1 •· "l th rn~'nt tort. .... ;1,..
modifit"atinn .. nr d1sappro'r " lr) Lr~tlll d,.~r-r 1pt ion or bou n-
propo,;ed amrn<lm"nl I•! <tnl d.,,... "'UI"'' of 1hr proprrtv.
p.or1 nr '"l"m~nt n f th(' ll•••rlop· {d) Go•nrr10l lo•otlion. j[r.tde,..,
m;o nt Plan. Th ._. apprn,al 'I f 1h•· "1d1h .. <~nd I'F'-'" of •mpro,.,-
PIIInning ComiTli,.,.io n ... h.1ll !w "''""'" propo-.,.< for all ~trl':"ts.
.. ,!fflifit"d b~-thf" .. dopttnn of" and.t!rn<"ralplan of \.at<·r. ""'"('r
r<"solution t"ndM,.••d b1 11'11· .1nd drain.,,.-,.,,.t,.m.;.
lEENAT AMAN, cent er, Dictured with Sonora. Sdlool
studentsGeam ise Gill, at left, and Catolyn Mollica,
SDOke recently"" to bth graders at Sono!a School in
Costa Mesa. Zeenat is an Amer ican Field Service
foreign s t udent from Ind ia and i s attending Corona del
Mar High School as a s enior. She told about her coun-
try, its l)eople, and about her exper iences a(ld im pres -
sions o f tht United S tates.
IT WON" T DRIVE
YOU TO THE
POORHOUSE.
20,5 1.080 Commt"nr ,_m,.nr o f
Cons truction.
20.5 1.090 r\ppllr-:1tion fnr I ,.,.
Pl"nnit n .. vf'lopmt•nt.
20 .. ;1.100 Conformun c,. R•••JUi-
sit~ to Huildinl( Pt"rmit [,._
<CUilnCI".
20.51 .010 Elfe cl of Cloa prer.
Th~ followinl( "P"c ilir ''"ltlllll-
tioo!!l "hall Rpplr in "" P-r. lli!l trict!!l, llubjP<'I to th" pro-
d!lion;. and ~x~t"plion._ of
Chaptrr 20.06. llih<"rf" conflk l
in pt"Ol"i"ion,. ocr ur" the r~'p;u
latlon!< !IPf"t"i fird in thi,. r:hap-
1rr or in lht 11f>n•lopmrnt Pl:1n
or plans opprov~,j pur!<uanl to
lhis C:haptt"r ,;hall applv.
20.51.020 /,,.,, ""J Pvrpoo:fl.
Th~ purpo!<e ol lh""'"-lf'I(U la-
lionlli ;,. 10 pnn·irl<" for 1h••
da-!!illification and J,.,rlop-
lfll"nt of ra rr~]!l of ]And ,_., r o-
ordi nal,.,, t'ompr'"h'"nfli V<" JIIO-
jrt"tlli <~o II!< to takt" arlv,lnta!{t"
of lhf' "uP"rior Pnvimnmrnt
whirh rnn rt"!IU h from laqtP
!lt'ale commu nity plannin,1.
The r~~lation " of lhi" ,jj,..
tri t't art" iniPndt"d In allm, oli-
v~r!li fic•tion of lilnll ,.,.,.,. "" th~y re)at~ to ~ach oth,.r in u
physiul and t"nvironm,..ntal
arrangemC'nl whit.. in,.urinp;
!lu bs tan lill l complianc~ "·ith
the fl pirit, in tenl 11nd pro1·i-
sions of this Code'.
Thi• district i.11 desiWJ~d to
include va ~loos type!' of land
u!'ee, such lUI singll'" famil{.
reeidenlial devP.:Iopment,., mu -
tiple housin11 rlevelopm~nt!l,
profe!Uiional and adrnini!llra·
tive an:lll&, commercial center!~,
indll&t ria\ park.!, or any other
public or cp1asi-public use or
combiaa t ion of uses, through
thl'" •doptiOD of 11 Developm~nl
Pl11n aad tut mllteria la ... ·hich
aet forlh land use rel11tions hipll
and developmenl 11tandanls.
20.5LOJO c.,.,., ••~lr•·
_,,._ Tl:e followi nll r rovi-
aions s h11 ll apply to a \ ·P-C
Di•tric:t•:
(e) The ealire P.flrCel for which
•• apRiicetloa for ~;:l .. alfic.•· tloe Of lud to P·C i• filed
mut be wi thin oae owaerehlp.
or lhe •pplic•tloa mu 11t 6e
m•de br M with tbe written
•olhorlutloe. for aach •e tloa
-. beha If of •II property owa-
._,,. c:OCicemed.
(h) P-C Ol•trleta ata.ll be
••tt~ltll•hed, amn ded or re-
•o•ed ftGM the Ola trlcii•J M.p
of •• City of Nawpan Buell
Ia ·~~ •••e r pruCTINd Ia a.,... 10.-W, •• IIIH1Ided,
.. d ••ltJect to _ap,.al _proce•
..... ,.. ptHertMcJ ia Claapee r
20.51, •• a.n4ect. •
(c) Aa •rpiJcall• for a ••• dieap 1o _.._,.h .._ HUiltllall-
... , of a P.C. Olatrtet ,.,_ .. ,
&e .. _..tel•• ef n.,..r
JO.S4ef0.M CHe -.n. .. c .. llh
aM .. aec~W ~ • 0.-.,...,._. ,_ , ...... ... ......... --"" ... ,. .. t&.U JO.SI.OIO ... 10.11.070
ol61oi:Moo.
,., It -~·-" ......... . .. ~lfklt.••··-•••. .... ..,. .............. .
0[ th 1 1 1 IV'" 1 h thrrt"O[ ""' ,.('t forth tn thr
" 0 '1 a~r.·,lp:r 0 .1 " l>r1.-ln Hn <•nl P lo•n : plann•·•l <'ommu n111 at the 11m,. 11) ·fh . . d · of olftplication for -'On(• chan/lt" 0 1" US t"to 1•00 h rl''l111_rf'-
l d. h 1 · rn••n s n IIIII' n 1 ,. zon•n,R t".,. ·.1 '"!l t Prt" '?rn ar-·a!l nf •lislrir t-c ''"lahlish,.,l lw Titlt" l~thlw 11_nrlo~ <n tmprnl'emen ~,. ~0 of th <' \"r~>por t llt"a r h \l uhi-
and ,Pilhhc ntrhts-of-.. ·ay. Th o<~ ,.ip;.J f.odr, ,1 ~ arn,.ndrd. l't'rl~nn shall not br del"m~tl to 121 Th.-. "uto"'" ,1nd -.ta ndarrl-.
rrqutr,. th,. o:onti.nu,.J u"'t" of of •lo·1.-loprn••n1 .. r~ fnr1h in thP
ant "_tructurt"s o~ tmprovem':nl~ llrl,.lnpm .. nl Pl,1n. ~".""'llnjl at tht" ltmt" of <~ppbt"a-jl) \pprn1 al of .1 u .. ,. p~;>rm it "?'!. for zon ~;> chan~. Th e l11 thr Plann injl ( nmm• .. -.ion
mtntmurn ar r':"af!:e . r~qui rt:m .. nt pl'i"r to d··1•·1nprn.-nl.
as ~("t fort~ 1!1 lh t!li parap:rapb If I rhr fl,.,,., .. ,.m.-nt PIAn rna~ l.o,. W11n·ed bv ""'r!llt•n 11p-.1nd un• ,un•·ndm,.nt thPrf'IO
pl.ira.lion to the Plannin,1 Corn· .. h.a ll ,) .... iJlll.ll,. thr foll o"in,1
lftl!lSIOD and appro•al th er~o f Il l Tho:o tl )l" .an.! ,.h.u.a r t,.r of
prinr to thr ron'!'iderntion o f th•· !.uihlinl!'-,., ~tru t'lur~;> ... .and thr
.t pplintlion for a tonP <'han!!"· numlwr .,( •l~><"ll i nl!. unil><pl'r
20.51 .04:0 Uaea P•r,.ifted. lffll!'., ,,, w Jlrnpo .. r•i fnr ... 1r h
Thr followinp: use of land rr~id .. nt 1o1l ·""·'·
"hall b~ ~nniltl'd in P·C IJi-.. (~) \ pojHd.Jt inn r-nm ponrnl
tr k t/i: rnntn inin11 .1 1],.,.<-t iptiv,. slat~;>·
Ia) Thosl'" use!< d.-sign;at ed on m,.nt of 1hr ,.l,tn tlard" of popu·
th,. .llt"\'t"lo_pment. Pl.an for th t• la1 ion do•n"it' !or rh ... •urious
par11 r ular P-C Ots tuc:t, a" ap-l""l'n<~ .. d ..... "t"n1i11l land prov,.d b~ lhe Citv Coundl. u .......
(hi Gradin g .§hafl be perrn itt.-d (3 1 Thr l!•'n.-r,,f Juration of
with in a P-C Di!ltrirt oul!lid.-~rhonl -.itr-., '"'r-rr11 tion•l
of 11n arra of irnm~dia t~;" de· •trt·a" und othN puhlic: and
vrlopmrnt !~!Uhiect to the .!It:-'lua;.i-puhlir "ltr.; ,1nd th ,. ap-
curing of 11 grad in,!! pf'rm il. pro1imato' 11 rt"a of ''llt"h.
(r) Thr c:onlinot!!llon of !~tnd (•U Thr P:'"nrrEII IO<'ation of
u:ou!!l, ihcludins ll,!!ric:ultunll, ma/·or th oroul(hfarrs ('oonlinll-
which f'Jd!lted in the district 1tl It•• with the f.ilv of "'ew port
the time of111duption of then .. -Rt"~tt"h \lat~-tt:r Str,.,.t and ll :ogh-
vrlopment Plan, exeep1 at~-way Plan and tht" Orc~n~ otht"rwi~~ provirled herein . County \lustt"f Pliln of -\rlerial
E:~.i ,..ting land uses shall eilht"r lfighw•ys.
bt" incorporaterl n part or the ldl Tht IJ,.,.,.Ioprnr nt Plu
appro•·ed" o~··e loprnent Plan or •nd any illftt"ndmt"nt lh~r("!O
fl.hall t~nn inate tn IICCMrla nre sh11ll hi!' ac<'ompanirrl by thr
wi th a specific •httte:mept rollowin~:
.<~chedu l~ submitted •nd ap-(I) ;\ ~neral la~nd u!le map.
proved liM part of the Otn·n lop-settin ,R forth thf' proposed U."'f'
ment Plan. E1:isting land u!lelil of all !lertor.'l within tht !lob-
which ilte rrohibi!ed br any ject pTOp!='rly and tht" appro:o:i-
provision o Title 20 of \h i,. rntllle acree~ of ear h.
Code sh111l be tennineted prior (2) An et'Compt~nyinjl trtl
to fio11l appro,·e l of the Oe-aeu ia l! forth th~ land u11e re-
velopment Plan . su l11tion "' which constitute the
" 20.SJ .050 ~t,.llc.tl-P r..:e -et.ndard!l of dt"ve lopment de-
tlvN. At leaet !1-ix ty (60) days ai p ed to ~vrm thot~e src:tor!l r:ior to filla~ •• ·~plice tloa !JM:c ified 111 the Deve lopment
or ebl uifi catiOII of \aad to 11 Pl11a . Said atllada rd,. Aha ll eon•
P·C Di•Lrict, a ll iafonnallon t11in de fin illoa" 11nd iafonnatlon
•h•J.I bC!' s ulttnit1ed 10 the Pin-eoocem ias ~qo iremt"nt!l for
a iits OireciOf for review ud hildias 11ile C(wer•~· buihl-
reco~t~men.d•tlu.. The Pl••ni•l in g heiPtal building line duijiJ•
Olrtctor ah•ll .aeenela If the ut ioa11, Qr .. t~et pe rk iae-, ve·
pr opos• I eompllea with the re• lllcele r ar:c:ue, aip iDJ!:, HP.t-
qulrelfle•t• of U.ia Ck.pter end I•S· eton~p, sr:.reenliiJ ••d
if th e foflll 1111d COI.teat ia aaf-llllld scepiiiA', and 1nay otfier in-
rlc:.leat to t:e l11bliah or •-11d • 'orNtioa which tht: plannins
P·C Olettlct. The Plllllain.J Direclor s hall require lo ia.ure
Di rector ahall .ctvl•e tile applf-••b•t••tia l c:ornpllucC' with
c•al of the 118ffleln cJ or 111_ tlr,.e late•t or thla Ch•JHI!r.
ad!q .. C·J uf llle propoMI Ia (3) A lOpollflllt.a.lc rnap a11d
order tliat tllae •PPllceli08, ot•ceptHI 8f'edi•K pl1111 of the
whea filed, ... Y M e•phlte pro_pe'!J .'
•d .. l correa ,_d to tile (4) A pt<e1l .. i .. ry report and ee. .... t Pin of •• Chy. .,,.._r•ll pi• deacrHu •1 pro-
U,--t.e,.IMtJ• 'r 11M! poae4 provlal•• for atonw
Plaaiaa ~~•• .._, IIIia .,.. ....... ...... dl•po .. t,
r.lleatl• Ia .. me:~.. .. .. •••• •pply .-4 •er •tilHiu.
-a.d o~:•lftl IIIMI .... •• (5) A •lin.. ••t ... at of ~ lrntnq M l f.... .. ... ........ u • .., relate to
Qapt•, it .. , M file~ •Iter f.tUdea •dHM ie slae De-
_.leh h •11 M Ml f• ,..lie ........ , PI•• .,.c., • co.•
....... , Mf... Ill• Pli••• .nocl.t. l .... rtel, ,.~tue •" c-~a.1... .. ... 7. .. ue ..... S.C.~Ic.tl• ... II M .... M A 1 • 1 1Pa .. Oro--
,._. "' .. ..,.... I sf J If ...... AJJ .... ... c-•-·· ......... "'" .. ... .......... ~~-~ ... u
f.haim>Ml ao rl :;:,.,,,.1,.., ·u l tlw (,.) Prf'\imtn.Jf'\ o:onr rpt or dr-
Cnmmission. Said ll",.olutum .. ;ll11 dra"'"ll" m<l,falinll pro-
'<hilll contain thf' fintfinj( .... no! Jl•l""" ""lk"d'"'· dri, .. w.~,.,.
r,.romn.,·•ndation-< of th,. Con>-.md .. .-n '',. ar .. ils.
mi .. -.ion and .,h.,l l b,. for"tu tl .. t! 10 f.,•n ,.ro~l lor-JIJon ""<! num-
IO tht" (n, (oun• i1 nn L11••r b .. r nf ''"""'h·ntial un1t!i, if an~·,
than ~ort~-ri1~ l·l~l da, ... .,r,,., lor t'"' h pr opo"''"'l -:trurtur,.,
1hr (,, .. ! publn>h,.<l nntil" n( ~.1 1 f.•'n!"r«l lnr iii !On iiOd d<"-
th,. Plannin11 C:o,,.m i!'i"IOR h,.nr-.. ;Ill a( automobtl f' park in.r '"!'· unJ,.,.,., .,u rh t•m•' hm11 ,~ .,,.,.,~ ...
.. ,trntft"d uron th,. I'IUIU•Il lhl P rrlmllftolf\ l .ond ~rapma
"f!.rr'rmrnt o lht" p11rt i"" h,l\-'onr-'"pl ,,l,•n.
inJl Jll Jn.l!"rf'llt in thl" Itrn,_,.,._i. til l.or,.tion nf puhl" or qua-.,-
lnll"· f atlur~ af the Pl.onn 1njf puhl 1< buddm¥"' •ll .trl"a,., on-
(omrni ,.!'i ion to tak,. drl•nn ''n 1 ludinjl. hu1 nnl t.m,trd to,
thf' propo'l!'rtl <~mendm,.nt nr -.r h(lo l-c, •f"ri'"HIIon fa r-ihlJf'",
f;~i lurt" to rtport 1\ithm th,. ''"''' p.~tlt tnlt and ""rlir,. ..r.-,. .. , 1f
!.mtt ,.h,o\1 b .. ""'"Ill"'' tn h·· ""'. appro1 al nf lhPpropo., .. ,J <•m .. n I· l1l .lo 1 thr .J,.,r-r .. tiOII of th,.
mt"nt bv 1h,. Plannin11 l.nmm1 ... -Plo~nnm/l IJ~rr. tor. pr<"ltm•n<ll''
-.inn. "'"'ill•on,. o f """•'tuT'"" or " !d If thf' prnpocr,l anwn.J-1\f!tlrn d<" .. rripl lnn •nd,,.atm.-:
rn••nt i" disapp ro1rrl. no fu n h•·• ..rr hit••r tural 1hr"'" nr ,, P'" ol
.u•tion .. h;oll bt" 1ak,.n lh••r••nn tl•·,rlopm<"nl.
unit""'' ilft appral i .. fi!.-<1 tn l ~) lrrf"l or-~tbl•• off,., .. to .1.--
'"'•linjt '"ilh tht" Cih• Ctl ull• tl <!,.-:111" 1ho,_,. ..,,.,. .. ~~""" on
\\i thin fift••••n (I~) (!,."'"' nh;or rhr Pljm ""' puhl tr prnp<"rt•.
-.ur-h di!!appro1al. · (I] \lrthnd h1· "h"·h tho• pro-
(oil Fo llo .. in,l!; I{"('Pipl of lh·· r•'rl\ t'ould br lil l!d"tl for lhr
Planninl! C:ommis."'inn rr,.nlu-.. .,!,• or ],.,,,.,. .,( md t• idu al
tinn appro1·ing th•• prol?o~o·rl panels.
11mendml'"nt to an\· p<ut or ,.,,._ (ml \1rlho•l I" "h" h nprn
m<"nt of th e 1)..,.-~lnpm,.n t Plun. "'P"C:" nrril"' .ur tn h .. prrpP-
tht" Ci ty C.ouncil shall hold o~t tui'lih· ouintll•n,.d.
least nnt" (I) publir he11rmjl, nn In) Othrr plilnll or •nfnrm11110n
tht" propoi!!t"d am1•ndmrnt h ... for ~ 1h" Plann in,: ll~r,.nor dttrr-
lakin@ any lll<'tion lh.-rron. \n-miDI"!< ro b,. ft'"C'f'"!i.d,... to i n~<u~
ti<:>r of lh t tirnl" 1tnrl plart of '"Ubstanl!al t"omp111Ul '"'" '"itb
th,. ht"aring Mall b~ llilr'n j,. th" intrn t of th '" C.hapt"'·
pub\it'lltion in a nr"~P"P"r o11 20.51.100 ConiMtffOftO::e Re-
l!.'"n,.ral t"irc:ulatinn '"'ith1n th .-qv io:lte ro 8 vildin9 Pe Nt~if h -
f.ity at lt"as t ten ( 101 da1"' ava"o::e. Th<" !luil<l inl' !),.part-
prior to the first of !luch hi"IH-mt"nt .. 1...,11 ln'"-u r" th•t 11 P-C
ing!t. o\lter lht t"ondutoiOn of llii!ltrir t dt"•rlopmt"nl ,,. undt"t-
,.uc:h hf'arinfl:, the City C:ou nl'd lilkrra •nd r-omplt>trd in t'on-
may adopt or rejl'"r t thf' pro-form•ar r .. n h th,. •pprol•ed
po!l~d illrnf'ndm~ftt . or an\· parr Builttin,: plitn" •nd tht terml!l
thert"of, in cuch form a_,. 1hr llt~~l ron d!ttou~ of th.-Dr\l"lop-
Cou ne il m•y o..,~m lo br ad,.,,._ rnt"nt Pl"n or u'-" pNmit for
abl~. or lhl'" Council may ,,.(,.1 ,.uf"h del,.)opm .. nt, \'o building
the mettt"r b11 ck to lhl'" Pla~nn in!£ pf'rm1t !~hall b·· '"'ut"d for n y
Commi!!-!1-iora for furthu stud• conlltrul"'wo or d,.•rlopmco:at
RGd recommendation. .._.hiC'h do~& not ron form to 1ucb
(e) :'\o amendment to any part pl11ns, termi!l •nd ronditioa•."
or e le men1 of the De veloprnf"ot SECTION Z. Thi!~ ordiua ee:
P lan sh•ll be rl~emed fin•l nn-lllhall br publl!lh~d oue ln. til@
til approved by the City Coan-offici ill nrw,p•per of the Chy,
cil adoplion of a re•olution an.rl the ""me a hRII P" t!lleetlvC' l!i~tlin iJ! rorth full p•rtical•r"' 30 dllv8 •her tht! d•te or h•
of the -~•dment. adoptiGa,
20.sr.oeo c.....,.u_,., of Thia ordlftlln ce wu ieuod.ced
C-..ah'VotUen. B•lldl•g t'On-•t • tepl;ar mre,h•~ of the City
atroctiOCI llhall aot be com-Counc il of th,. Chy of Newpon
menc:ed nlu,. .. d oatil oar of Bea<"h ht>ld a. the 8tJr. day of
the followl•f aht rselivu hn J•naary, 1968. •od ••• ... opt.,d
beea IICC:Ofllp i .. ed: • the 22-d d•y of J aaaary,
(o) 11len ta u bee• fe~Ofded 1968, ily the fol\owf81! YOte, 10 wit: ' • fiul aabdiviai0111 • .., for •Y
•pecifie poni0111 of tl,e dhu rict AYE • COt;SCJl.MENt Forsl ~
ft•ipated oe. t.lr.e Develo,.nt Pa.re.oe•, M•~a ll, Craiter,
PI• .. •bjeel to di• ,..,.,.,. C60k., lllo~rs, 5a.eltoa,
ti01.a of o••r EOai .. d iatrto~:t• NOF. • COUNCILMF..,"ft eae. •
••ultll•h4 ltJ Tid• '20 of lili• ASSENT COUNC II.vt'Wt ....
Code-. s.i4 .. ltdlriat• alia.ll
eo.ply _.. tlte P"t•l•l•• oL
Ti tle l h f •• c.-.•• ·-•d· e4, ••4 &Ita S .. t e aWI•ial .. Milp Act.
tltl St.. ..... •' ·v-e~t
.. ........ !liP"" .. -.. .,.... .,...,_., P'l• ,_ .. ..,.cme
LEGAL HOTICE
OR nt~A:'lO. \'0. IZ-11
U ORDI~-\\'C[ OF' THt.
CITY OF \" t:~ PORT BF: -\CII
.-\\1 [:"01)1:'\G ~f:f.TIO:'Ii 9.36.020
OF' TH F. .-.. EJ, PORT BE -\CII
\11''\II C:IP•\I.CODF: Rt:UTI\"G -ro fiRE PIIOTH'TIO\ m
\1-\RJ.\F. 1\"ST -\I. I. HIO\:'
Tht' Cit\· Council of th .. Citl
of \"rwporl Rearh tf n,. .. ordo~in
•_;; foli o,. !i
!'EC:TIO~ I. !-\ .. c lint~ Q.'\6.020
of tht" ~r .. port 8t"li C:h \lun1 r1 -
pal Cod.-i!i •mt"ndt"d H• r,.a,J
"'9.31.020 Prore cfiOrt ol Mor-
;,. '"•,./Iorio,.,., -\II t'omm,.r-
t"ic~l pirr!", wh;~nt"!i, flo.or-..
bn.~t !ilip"' •nd m•rine ,.,.,. ,,..,.
~1111ti0t1!1, •nd c~llnont"ornrn"'rlll [
pitr,.., '"ha n • .. ,., rl011U1 01nd bnal
!>li p!i wi th f&cilitit"!i for mnor-
injli fivt" (5) or rnorr boa I,;., ,.h•ll
ht" equipprd for fir,. prnl,.r t..-on
;a-. fo lio""·
I I) \t("an.§ shall b,. a•11 ilabl,.
f_or calling the F'i r'"D'"pllrtm~nl.
~urh rne•ns rn•v con-.; .. , r.f J fir~ Departm~n l alann bo•. "
prop.rft"lary a l~~rm "1"!1\,.m . "' ,,
na:n-pay t~le~h onr loc ut"d"•th ·
in 150 f~t"t of thr in!itallalwn.
(2) find firM air! ho,.,. -.ta-
t ion ... l,.·t"t st•ndpipt""'l ~h~t ll
bt" inst•llt"d in confonnit• "ith
tht> •pplic.blr st•nclarrl .... ,.,
forth 111 P•mphl~t \'o. ! 1 ,.,(
tht" Nalional Bo11rd of F or'" l"ad~rwrit~rs. Chaplrr :\8 ,,f
the l"nifonn Ruild in ~t f odr ... nrl
the ro llo .. ·iafl rt"qo lrt'mrnt ..
a. Th r hoM• "'llt ion~o .. h.1ll
be ronaeetf'd Ia 11 !ltrt""! ""lrr ~t~ain and pro1·idrd ,.·ith • pump·
~r o:onnec:tion ~<oith •ppruiP<f
valvia s. P ipiap: lli ha ll lir nol l~tss than 2 larhr' •nrl .. h11 ll
be •dequatelv tT'I"IIt"rl lo pro-
tt-ct tile m~t•f hom rorro"ton ..., d•ma!~· '' lle)ib\ .. ronnf"r lton
1uy hi!' insllll\rrl lw-t'"·'"rn 11 d~c:k or pit-r •nd 1111'' flofll ln,t
p1er.
b. Hot~t" station' 'hall br
eqoipped vd tll a ho•~ rad, or
reel, • I 1., inch ''•l•·e, not morf"
than 100 ffft of appro••,.rl 1'1 inch fire he>s~ •nd • I 11 in<"h bn~as or brontr ,.huloff tvp<' t:o~nbiaetioa s tr11i~t anita"'
and foJ a oazlt>, ,.,. orlfict' for
atr•Ji!lh t stream ah11ll bC' t, lnr h
hi dl•m~tf'r, n~ hoe,f' !llati(la ..
ahl \1 b~ •o located th111 •ny
pon\011 of a maort:d c:raft, pl~r
,.·harf Of float -r bC' ruched
iiiWI!Iedl aiC'I y whh lht hose pro-
vldC'd.
11:. T1te,.. •hall be loeat~d el
h eh hoae "teliewt Nf' dl)
dif!tlllie~l (1,.. nth,,:•l-"er •I~ • ••i••• N•ti011•l B•nl of
F ire Uadenniteftl ratia1 •' 20.
B·C.
d. t •c• hoae IUIIIN ehall
W. iaataUed Ill • CII•IHl ao
611t U>e .... n lll e41"l~t
will M ,... .. elfll ,._ lh ete •
_,..,. •4 '"-•••orh.ed .,.., t.c• h011e alall• ... 11 '-.,.,..i•"'tf t.ltelM, wh~
leu .. •• I•• ••~...-. tal ............. .. ..... ,. .,.. . ......
... ,, 1oe ._. ~ .. ro ..
LEG4L HOTICE
Chi..! prior to insta\lation 11n d
tht" 1"omplrtrd 1\o rlr: "ho~ll t.r
sub,,.r l 1n lin" I ins!*dinn .on d
•'Pll'"'al :1ht"r inslall,,lion . (Jl h "h"ll b,. th,. r,. ... pon,.i-
bilih ol th,. o"""' or th'" [,.,._
"'"'"· m~tn~ll"' or oth,.r P'"r""" in ch.urr .,1 ,, rn"'ln"". ""n ir,.
... tdtion or mooro n• f .. ..tlill '"
m•int .. in in t ood IH>rl in,t ordt"r
nil firt" fi!!ht in11 <"Qt.tpm,.n ! Tt"-
quir,.d b-. thi~ .... rti on .
1-1 1 llihrn •n unu ... u•l fir .. h.<-
'"rd ,.,,...,~ "' .. Ill r •• ilih d ...
.. nlb"d in Lh t"' ,.,.r:10n. thr
Firr f"h,,.f ma• r .. quir" lh~t th,.
n"n"r or j,.._._,..,. pro•idf' .. ddi -
\!llflll l f11,. pr<:>l"•-l•on "<;U•pmt"nl
.. un.o bl .. to th,. h•uard.
;1 t \<"n hn"l nr ,,..; .. rl th.u
.. h.,ll br<"om,. h.,J.ordou -< from
lh,. .. ~.,o.n,i loint of fir<" nr ''Plo-
~•r>n .. hal lmm,..diatl"h b.-r om~
.. nhJ"' 1 "' th,. ord,.r-. ol th,.
t •r,. I ht"L '" ~r,..on ~hall
f,,. I o• .,.,,, ... ,. tr~ com ph ''lth
1h,. !.1.-r linn .. nf th r f',l'f" Ch i,.f
'' 1th l'il"rti 1n malin, .,nr h
,,. .... ,.! ~.tf,. !rum th" dan11rr (>I
l01r r.r <"l pln,.inn.
•h• t "'" pr ot,.r liOI'l inst~ll.l·
tonn ... <~n•l I"IJUipm,.nt thai do "''I 'nnfnnn "ilh rh i,. S"t'lion .;.ha ll b,. r <1n~,.rl to r onfonn "ith
tht., ~ .. r11on on or hPforr \o-
,tu .. t ~-,. 106R .
(':") ~har,,. .. , ptrr .... or fl ont ...
.11 ma rtnr "'"" lr,. "11111011~ .. h .. II b,. u-.,.d ,.,l'lu..,i•t"h lut th,.
!II"Jl""n!OI DF or trlln.;fn of p.-·
tral.-um pr odun,. 10 or from
m11t1 nl" c-raft. r'r rpl rh111 ltllftt<o•
f.-r of ""'!l"nll;lll ..fl ip "IOJr'S ill'
P"rm itl!"d . !'•lr,. of ,.},ip !ltOrt"s
nr mt"rr h11nd i!'l" !<hall no1 bt-
•llo""d from an aN"I ... h,.,.,.
fu,.J i10 di"Pf"!l.!>rd into th~
t•nlt,. of rnol ot n ah.
(RI \n l",..!l-c,.J ar craft ahall
br m11dr f11s1 tn or brtth!!:d 111
•n•• fu,.l dork!l !len·infl a mar-
lnr 'ervlc:f' !lt llt ion, t"•l't"pl dur-
in;c fu,.Jinr nPf"r11tio11a, •rad no
<'Uh 'h•l be mfldf' fest to IIJ)'
olhtt ,.,. •• ,.[ ot naf! oc:rupyl•~
a br-rth 111 any maru\~ ttl"rvk~ st111ion .''
SECTION 2. Thi~ ordia n c.-~'h•ll bt> publi11hed OII Ct" in U.e
oHid al raew•paJW:r of th~ City,
and th e umt" a h•ll b.-effec:ti'V@:
30 rl•r.• •her thf' d1te of it• •do~t ,.,
Tt1111 ordi•••ef' "''•I lauo-
duc:ed 11 II r.~ler 111eeUa1 of
the Cit Co .. d l of tt.e City of
Srwporl Be.c.h held 0. ~e a•
d.y of J .... .,.. 1968, 111d waa
•dopted • tlae 2:Z.d dey of J .... .,.. 1968., t.y dte fnllow'-1
vote, lo witt
NA TION'!I IIIORE8T
IU.TE ON INIIUaED
PA81111001l8AV1NG8
5"·5.13" Eam 5.131.-when our
eu~t annus\ rat@' of
5~ Is compounded
daily and held ror
one y~.r.
NUDUM'I OlDUT ....,
IJJ lilT
MUTUAL SAVINGS .......................
Concert fund drive planned
MDI• naaaic ln the air is h posslblc fOf the Philhar· Philhannonic commiuce's.
tiM aim ol tha Orance Counly monic to alan internatioaall¥.----In I he Harb9r Area ).Wa.
Pllilbarmqnic Socicly as lhe famous orchcstru. conduc• John M. Owen Ia contin ..
conthiUiilli'Ce fund dr ive takes tors and soloists from one uance fund chairman for the
rliaht county-wide Feb. I. year 10 ei1hteen months in women's commi ttees. and
The continuance fund helps advance. Mrs. Hany M. Balr.er is cOoo
underwrite tbe free youth John Vibett, vice-president chairman .
concerts and · enables •the of the Society, is chairman Other committee chairmen
Society to bfin& to Oran&t of the fund drive. He is as-for the individual coromi ttces
County the lop c lassical sisted by Andrew Dossett are:~1rs. Georae H. Ochs ner,
orchesu as 1n the world at and Clifford Hakes. T orrence Alta Bahia: Mrs. Phil Lans·
prices within the reach ·of Dodds, president of the dale and ""s. Miles Larson,
everyone. Oranse County Philharmon ic Ba lboa ; Mrs. Sanford Dickey
.. The f]J nd is rea ll y a fund Society, wi\1 act in an ad· Ill, Bay Shores: Mrs. Wan en
for our Musical future," visory capacit y as wi ll Mrs. Gibbons. Beacon Bay; Mrs.
statu Mr. John Vibert, Dri ve WilliamS. tlolstein, Society Ira Smith,Ca~o: Mrs. Lloyd
Chairman and Society Vi ce vice-president and county A. JohnlfOR, Costa Mesa;
Pre'sident. "The fund .makes chairman of all women's Mrs. Ge ra ld Forrest, East
•
STARTING the warm-up to get the cont inuance fund
driiJ e of the Orange C,Ounty Ph ilharmonic Soci ety are,
h om le1t, Mr s. Harry M. Bake r, Harbor Area women's
co-chairman for the drive; Andrew Dossett, board mem-
be r and co-chai rman for business and industry solici-
tat ion, and Mr s. Tom Doyle, chai rman of the Mesa
ve rde women 's commi ttee . (Jack wes t photo.)
Bluff; Mrs . Bonnie Eaan,
Highlanders: Mr s. Phillip
Thompson, Huntin&ton Har·
bOur , assisted by Mr s. W.W.
Nelso, Admirality: Mrs.
WiUiam E. Hanison, Is land·
er; Mrs. Claude Jones,
Marina\; Mr s. Millicent C.
Salisbury, Irvi ne Terrace
Associates: Mrs . Roy Hall-
berg, Irvine Terrace Group;
Mrs. C.R. Payne , Laguna;
Mrs. Robert C. Vo rdale,
Lido Working. Mrs. Tom
Doy le and Mrs. David C.
Davis'. Mesa Verde : Mrs.
Cun is Bluemke:, Ne wport
Shores : and f'•;1J s. Kenneth
R. Swift and Mr s. Victor F.
Malzahn . Upper Bay.
Plans for the 1<.168·69 con-
cert season include a mini-
mum of fi\·e adult concerts
by the Los An geles Phil-
harmonic Orche s tra and 2
youth conce rts and a per·
formance by the Pittsburgh
Symphony under the direction
of Will iam Steinburg, and
other gue s t orche s tras.
OR. MILLER OH BOARD
OF HEW f 9 UHOATIOH
Dr. Ch arles ~tillt>r, 3H
Snug Harbor Rd., Cli ff Ha·
Yen, has been elected tr ea-
surer of the newly incorpo r-
at ed Santa Ana College
Foundatioo. · Dr. \Iiiier is
assist an t superintendent of
lhe Santa Ana unified and
junior col i eg e di stri c\s.
The Foundation was or-
ganized to financially sup·
plc:rn ent and enrich the edu-
cational programs at Santa
Ana College,
SELMAN
DOES IT AGAIN
SACRIFICE PRICES ON '67
EXECUTIVE CARS SAVE TO
51200 OFF OF ORIGINAL
FACTORY SnCIER PRICE
and we'll transfer to you the 50,000
mile-5 year General Motors warranty.
BACKED BY SELMAN CHEVROLET
"We Metuu re Our Progre11 with the Golden Rule,.
HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO BUY A CAR WITH EVERYTHING FOR
THE PRICE THAT MOST PEOPLE PAY FOR A STRIPPED DOWN
MODEL. 14 MORE EXECUTIVE CARS TO CHOOSE FROM.
Like law 1967 IMPALA
l !DOC!D TO
$4460 $]]95
Lilla llaw 1967 CAPRICE
• 0001111 HAitDj~· Mr. Se~1 --~ t• 10 l"OU ~-m.t I 1111 1\MI tne _., lllttl of tM'I. l'll'-~\lfltvt M1rlna lllu! ~'"'1 __..,1111..., lfl.
ducllft\! IKtory I I• (11'1!1. hll ~· I r '"' lhoW· ,._ ,._. lrocl loc*l llkl MW, NO 1 •
O«IGINAL
UST PIIICI
.$5300
NOW
REDUCED TO
54395
., $15 me.•
Lilla lew 1967 CAPRICE
$5113
NOW
l !DUCID TO
54495
1.111 llw 1911 CIPIIOE
SEDAN. •.evil.,. ~ .t twrtfk:,-. 01t'1 1111 rr.. fl-""' 1\IJ ~~v<~r•rnllfiC, :r7S H •. v.a, W,-
•lr eon<l ~~... twllc ....... ...._ -
'"' 4 ~., "'ton '''"· tt'l loMIIII StoCII No. ,
O«IGINAL
LIST Plltl
$4353
NOW
l!DUCID TO $]495
., S79.6t M .*
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