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67:J.G550 COIIOHA G.\Lif.
PIANO .ololtts performing at the lOth annuallnstrwnental
senolarsblp eoacert at Newport Kubor hJ.gb school at
Tbe Com moo Sense CotUUoo ellat 1ut week's meeting. Mrs. Joseph, '•But now the of course, ls tne coal of the 7:SO p.m. today, Feb. 7, are Kenneth Telloian, a aopbO-
of local property owneu is Goldie Joseph of Com moo oew developmeat .sta.Ddarda are Council __ to stop growth. They more pereuulooist with the Newport Harbor orchestra,
raliJt.Dr for the .second rOUDd Senae CotJJ.Uoo Is coordinating much more UmtUnc tlwl the want no more people to get in a.nd Kareu Bndford, a freshman, who wtll play wtth the
1D tM cooUrnU.ng eampalp the tieht ap.Lnst the oew prop-down-~ we defected last tbe way of the n c luaive areas W.ldsblpmen stap band. Ker~ wJII play the tlrst move-
&p.J.a.ldown-r.on.IDcokfer sec-erty controls. She has maUed year and go eveo beyond the like the Balboa Peolnsula or meat of Beflhlwen's Sonata No. 17. Karen Y'ill play "Con. Uou ot Newport Beach. out letters to esc members coas'tat Commlsa:IOD's objec-Central Newport. Tnese uetbe e erto in i&U" by Donald Phllllps.
Tbe "re.match" wlll be alerUng tbem to the tm~ ttns. people who havethelrsanddOD't ST 0
waced at 7:30 p.m. this Moo. legtslatioo a.od IU'ging them to "On a 30:1:80 R.2 lot you want anybody lse to jo t H F ES FIG day, feb. 11, at the City Coun-btl at the Feb, 11 meeting. would eDd ~ •ltb 2,0'90 gq . wonderful wayeot Ute~ Y heir
.,.,....., ctl mtetlll&'. The Coooctl wm A campaign la.mched by esc 11. of buildable area tn 2 stor. M J h sat
, be eoaslderi.Dc floal action oo almost a year ago resulted tes tor both units The pa.rldng DoC:~· ~cS:Us ~ d :~
:; adopttoa of deYelopmeot: staod-In a rnersal by the CoWicll Is tled In to the' Hvlng space thai older houses :re be!DC BY PASS WE DG E
•• arcU, reeommeDded by a cl-on down-r.onlbg recommended area so that u you are lucky inspected to see 1f they come
tlstu committee. PreHmi.Dary by the Planning Commls.slon. eoouCn to have more than that up to code. LUC ILL E KUEHH approYalwas giveabytheCoun-r•we won that rotmd," says area, you are penalb.ed for a ·•u these houses don't come Flfth An. by-pass foes 'WtU joritY of the Commlssloo fav.
lliN N:B. RACE
larger Uvtng room or ntra up to code, 1 guess the next converge oo CUy Hall at 7 p.m. ored the interchange. Since that
bl.th by havtlag to provide extra step wtll be to condemn them " today, Feb. 7, tor a hearing vote was unotflcial, the corn-
parking space tor each 600 she stated, "As It Is lmpra~--tbat tbey fear may be a wed~ missioners decided to r ecOil-
feet over that. Ileal to build \Mer the DeW for appronl of a.o e:rpressway slder the Issue at tonight's
"U tbtse recommendaUons codes If adopted, It seems that thrDUgh Corooa del Mar. meeting.
are adopted, we will elld ~ a It would leave tne older sec.:.> Tbe cootroversl.alissue, ftrst
The eztaaded ftllnc period
eoded at oooa Tuesday with 11
candidates LD the rlllfliDc tor
Newport Beacb Couocil Hl.ts.
Mn, Lucille Kuehn ot Irvine
Terrace a'-o n.s a late entry
In Dt.trlct 6, jotnlng 1n the com-
petiUon wtttl WUllam Agee and
Jolul V. Baker Jr.
• DISTRICT 3 community of garages with Uons of town wtth lots of empty item on the Plann1ngComtsS1on Gerard Van Hoven and Nor-
Or. E!Us Glazier, presideot very Uttle Uvlng r oom. This, lots. Then where do the people agenda, coocerns theposslbi!Jty man Weinberger of the Co rooa
of Newport Residents United. move after a 11let1me of Urtog of a grade-separation inter-del War petition committee op-
Lut to tUe wu JoaephStew~
art, 4S'7 Carnattoa Ave., CorODI
del Mar, wbowu annocmced last
•eel a1 a IIUI'prlae entry ill
the District 6 nee. HLI ooml-
natioa papers were bl'ougtrt. ln
to Clty Hall just 10 mlnW:es
before llllq deedllne,
Here Is the line-~ for tbe
April 9 election:
• DISTRICT l
Jolul McKerren, wtth the ac. C"IVI•C ASSn and butld1ng tn our city? ADd chance at MacArthur Blvd . a.nd posing the 5th Ave . bpss say
counttng ftrm of Holmgren and • tor you pr~rty owners who Coast Hwy. thai the interchange "has the
Sawyer. d feel safe tn YOlO' newer baUd-The Planning Commission dancer of providing a.n attrac-DANA LO VEJOY
J, Peter Barrett, Realtor and sets ate ings, you couk1 come under declded last year aptnst a tlve term!nus to the dlscred-WWI \IARINF
past president of the Newport -tn ese same requirements u grade separated Interchange at lted old aUgwneot of tht> Cor -
Howard Rorers, Incumbent
Ylce-mayor.
Pee F'orglt, co-owner of For-
Cit Hardware.
Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Tbe Corona del Mar Clrtc your bU1ldlng Is destroyed by tlllt location, but the matter ona del Mar freeway.'· By-ww1 vel
Realtors. Assn. wUI hOld a membership fire or any other catastrophe. •as brought ~ a secood Ume pass foe s also claim thai a eran
• OISTRtcT 4 meetlnc next Wednesday, Feb. "So come to City Hall and because the minutes dtd DOt uade separated interchan~te Ia
SIX IN MESA CONTEST
FOR 2 COUNCIL SEATS
Milan Dostal, Incumbent. 13, at tbe COM elementary lei your councilmen know ho1r clearly rerleet the acUoo ta . not neeeuary •• unless the 5th L 0 d"
Lyn Geronomi, teacher at school, beg1nning at '7 :30 p.m. you feel. we did 11 before and ken. At that secood hearing, Ave. corridor Is used for a OYeJOY · JeS
Lincoln intermediate school. "The opinion poll mailed out we can do It again. •· In an unotnctal vote, the rna. major tramc artery.
:,:~~~Ea:.:..~~~":.:ru:~ i~::.*.~;·;":~::;,:~~:~ LV I N G DEN 1· E D Commission. there hue not been enough
TW"o womeo wt.Ueompetewtth crade Jtudenta tor Klllybrooke John v. Baker Jr tnsurance retlU'ns yet to obtaln a mean-
4 mu tor Z .. taLa the Coata elementary scbooL He has an broker and former.,Plper Alr-tngful tally." A newsletter wtll
Mea City Couocll election to AA ln poUtical science from craft distributor go out this week;.rnd with a Charges of "lying'' in tbl Bonita Canyon. •ere made, thougb It Is clear
be held llarcb 5. Both lDcum-Orange Coast college and says, Joseph Ste~rt, assistant listing of agenda Items. Sth Ave. bypass con tro•ersy W.r. Van Hoven and Mr. Wetn. tbat we disa.cree.
b.uts wboee terms ueeqdrtnc ''I am very Interested tn pol. principal at Jull.a Lathrop La-Se B k w~re dented this week to a bercer said in their statement: '·At tnis late date, when the
are Nekill( te-e)eetioo. lUes and Willi to try to serve termedfate SChool, Santa Ana. n a er statement issued by S• rard ''Our committee has c.11lect-pet1Uon drive (which also Ob·
• lncwnbeat WUiard T. Jor-tiM people ~· u.e p!J)Uc. The Mrs. Lucille Kuehn, admln-• Van Hoven and Norman .VelD-ed 4,500 signatures oo a peU-tal.ned tbe si~es of 140
day, wbo bu betD on the CoUll~ maiD tb1nc' I'm coocerned with lstraUve a.nalyst and active lD 1 uc berger of the Corona del Mar Uon whicb states tbal the pre. Corona del Mar basl..bess men)
cU tor 10 JIUI, llld be '"11 II pt*IUe apathy, llt'Ut to pt volunteer serrlce. to Ia k at I po!tltiOD committee. terre& sol~oo to our future hu ended, .rhen the seri~s of
tbat la tala __,.te en., ltaw mort ctU... lllYolvld," Two other CorODJ del War A 1tory in the Jan. U taaut tn.me problems la to WUd pubUc Mulnp (at -.1ltct\ .-e
...., ... -k 'h(l 1n 11:1,.. • L\YMOtm P. !YAKS, te. , • ....._ M4 oauldwed •· -oftbe Eulpq\IOC.eclCbrLtaa.-a brllu4 road area Cor~ •tat.d our Clf!_•ll~ Cblll-
port:ut. Rt WU 1 ... blr o1 of JOlt Mtnay t.e.w, 11 pro-. loc tbe Dtatrtct 6 ru.: PaW "Tb m.eu.ID( atf Water11te pvr, Coro. del lltu' r•l del Ma.t. 1110t 111 elpi' ..... J leaee) lib a4it1t rCOaehdid.
the p1llull:q oomadalollt!ll-doctfon Atrtmaa at Ftberlte Hummel, 418 He!Jotrape A•e., for America'' wiU be tbe soo~ estate woman, as •J1nc that tbroueh ll ud wbel.tbltnmeconswtanl:•s
U ; wu appoUJted to tbt C0t11-Corp, Oranp. He craduated and J.P. Ingram, 319 Jasmine !ect of U. S. Senator Honrd people who slcned the oommltr ''The m~mben of the peU-report (W"blcb Sf4JPOtla our pro.
cfl tD 1953; r~-elecl4d twice; trom bleb scbool aDd a "Uttle Ave. H. Baker Jr., CR-Tenn.) In a tee's petJtlon OIJI)Oslog the 5111 Uoo committee have debated posals) has appeared, an at-
SerYed u mayor J.Q 19M and bit of jtmjor college 1.11 Vic-Mr . Hummel, preatdent of lecture In Crawford Hall at Ave . bypass were Ued to and •1th Chris Hopper aDd her coo -tempe 111 being made to dis .
1968. '•One more ttmel" be torta, Texas." Mr. Evans be· the CoronadeiMarCIYlc Asso. UC lrvlne at 8 p.m. F'rlday, were misled, She ctatmedthat federates before commuatty credit these developments.
aald. Ueves tbe Couocll needs re. told the Enslen last week thai February 15. the rcholce Is between re-assoctattons, on televtsloo a.od "The coosultant's fina l
• Incumbent Jack Hammett, preaentatlon of the average cl-he !lad decided not to run, thoucfl Senator Baker is vice-routtng Coast Hwy. or ellminatr in the newspapers. On tbese Phase m report Is particularly
53, DOW ~erring 18 mayor, 1!: tl&en --••not justbaslnessmen, he had been seriously Inter. chairman of the Senate select log htghny parking, rather pabllc occasions, whJch oc-dunaging to U\Ose people who
completLDc bl.s flnt 4 year Newport Beach and Costa Mesa ested tn the candidacy. committee investigating the than betweeo the bypass and c urred throug!IOUI the pet1Uon •ilnt to rebu:Ud we Pactttc
term oa the Council. He hu should worll totetber to bring Mr . Ingram stated, "I will Watergate scandal. Tickets are COM freeway route through campaign, oo clalms of 'lying' coast freeway b}' ca\Hng tt an
been tn•otved in the start of about the construction of the have to be gone all summer on available at $Z for goeneral ad. D • • d I d H expressway. It renects mlny
many projects JUCb asthef!'ee-Corona del Mar freeway ill-a bUsiness venture and do not mission, $1.50 for UCI fa.culty, eelS lOR e aye a er of the concerns we have raised
way, FaJ.ntewWtlderoeupark, tercfl:aDCe, rtcht where tt has beUeve In absentee Councll re. staff and alumni and 50 cents abOut the basis for the 1990
dowutown redevelopmnt always beea proposed, oorth presentation." for UC I students. th • • tra.mc counts.
ageoc.y, new bond purchase of ot Palisades." He SI4JPQrts the Mrs. Kuehn has been a lot:al Senator Baker also will par. mara on Sign hearing "On paps 6 and 7 tht' report
parks and the community ceo-sip ordirwK:e, exceotfor some resident for 15 years •• at Uclpate in a luncheon spoo. I f'-shows that 'revision of land
ter ·-and wuts to be invol•ed mtoor chaDpa. 1831 Seadrift Drive lrvlne sored by tbe UCI lndustrtal ' ~~~ In Newport Beach (to a)
In their complet1oa.. Bl h B Terrace. Sbe received a B.A. Associates at tile Alrporter The sign ordinance before consideratioo, and then set ~ lower crowth level ... would
W Hammett ha been ill anc e e decree tn 1948 from tbe Unt-Inn al noon the same day af the Costa Mesa City Council for another meet1n1 1:30 p.m. h:ne a slgnitleant Impact 00 com~unity aerrice ~ce 196!; nz verstty of MiMesota and her the lecture. dre• a paet ed meeting Moo-Thursday, Feb, 14. adjacent road ll.nks.'Thisstate.
1aJmin miaa: ~ M.A. degree in 1969 from uc Tickets for the luncheoases-day night. The meeting Tuesday night ment is followed"'-' data show -
a P l com tooer « d" 1 81 levine sionareS6formembersoftne Over a huodted cttlzens lastedfor3-l/2h0urs. Jng an llc-tt reduction or trip ~r!:C~i 2J~!:ercc~~~n~ 1es a She' was the totmder and UCI Industrial Associ.ates and turoed out tor the pli>lic hear. ''It Is tailing so long,'' said genentloo In Zooe 7 (Corona
ber for u years, presideot charter president of the Leacue their guests and $7.50 for log, •hJch ns adjOurned to Kay Sesma, assistant to the del Mar) below the ortgtna l
for 2 succeu.tn years; and a 8laoehe Beos., 81, an hOQ. of Women Voters of Orange others. the following D.lgbt for fur ther city clerk, ''because we are 1990 pro)ectloos of tJ1e pr e.
member ol. the poUce resen-e orary Wettme member otNe•-Coast tJas served oo the CDM cc • I II St I golng through the ordinance llmtnary Phase n report. tor 9 ,....... port Harbor Zonta Club and an CountY GraDd Jury n.rst vtce-IRS a s oesse book a step at a time, dis-'•On page 21 the consultant
Tbe Ham etta u 809 w active member of Eastern Star president of the South Coast c usslng aDd rettlng comments slQX>rts our petitioo b}' stating
Presidio r:. and ::tpartnti for many years, died Mooday Child Gatdanee CUnic, PTA Members and guests at the llnrnia Thrift & Loao. He was from the floor." llllt 'the tmportancP of coo.
of 4 chtklrn. s.t Costa Mesa Memorial Hos-president at Lincoln school as 1 '7th aMual 11\Sb.llatioo dinner one of tlle orpnb:ers of Mar -Other matters considered struct1ng tM Corona del Mar
World War I veteran, Dana
C. Love joy, 76, died Feb, 2
at his llome, 710 w. 18th St.,
Costa Mesa.
Mr. LoveJoy enlisted in tht
US Marine Corps 1n 1916. He
served aboard the USS Von
Steuben. He was a mem ber
of tht' 82nd comp:lll y of the
6th Marines, and fought in the
campal(bs at ChateaUJ: Thierry,
June 1-6, 1918 : Solssons. J uly
18-19; St. Mihiel, Sept. U -1 6,
and MeuaerAriQill1t>, ro.u~, 8-ll.
Ha served a.s10r.tlngcommaocler
ID tl>f'~a!BelloofW...,
and was WCMmdf'd. ~ receh-1!(1
the Croix dP C.tk'rrP .Lnd the
Purple Heart, having been
... ounded 3 times. ln 1919, he
rece1'red hi s honora.ble dts-
cllat.ge as a seeood Ueutenam.
Be!ore he )oim>d the Marine
Corps , he married his C'hild -
hood sweE'theart, tutta. l.n 191 i
at the parsonage In Little Roell,
Arlcansas.
Mr. Lovejoy was born in St.
Louis, Mo., August 30, 1897.
He came to Ca!lfornta 55 years
ago, and lived in Orange Couot y
for 2 1 2 years. for 40 years
he was self-~mployed Ln the
c lay products industry.
Survivors inchxle his ~~o·ife,
aDd a son, Dana Jr . ot Newport
Beach, who flew a P-38 Hghter
plane in World War ll,
Mr . Lovejoy was bur led in
his uniform, In private grave.
side senlces, at lngle•ood,
with tne Rev. Mit'haf'l Allen
ot tne Chrlstta.n Church of in-
glewood, offinattng. The cere-
montes W!:re ~der the dlr t>etiOft
of Bell Broedwa.)· Mortuar y.
pltal of a mualn stroke. a staff member of the d$rt-of the Corona del Mar Ch2 m-Joers Bank, served as Newport ln~ltaded: Free.ny on the Bonita/Coyote • W:n. J(&D Torrl't1o, 31, of Sbe bld llYed lor the past meot of urban afblrs at OCI ber of Commerce, beld Jan. Beach postmaster 1953.55, and Permlsstoo was denied the Canyoo aUgnment and contin-BAOHAM ANNOUNCES
1818 Tuqer. Dr., wllo pn few yeus at Bethel Towers ntenstoo and u UCI Ualsoo 31 at the Bahia Corinthian as vt ce-pre.sldent of the New . W.etropolJtan C omm uo lly v:ingdowncc.st eanoot be over. HE WILL RUN AGAIN
her oeeapatloll u trUe aDd mo~ Costa Mesa. Sbe Is sunt•ed wtth the 'White HotlSe confer-Yacht Club, were tokt by Vice-port Harbor Cbamber ol Co m-church to bold Wednesday Dleht stressed. Tht!i particular aUgn-
lher, said, ''The t-..oD 1 am by a 8CIG, ElUot Seholes of ence on youth. Mayor HOW'ard Rogers that merce and ot the Associated rap and Bible stwiy because meat pr0¥1des an attracttve al-r~~DD~Ar b' comeU ll lblt 1 Huntt..Dctoo Beach, and ooe ''The sbort ~stghted pollUcs Newport Beach Is a city of Chambersot CommerceofOr. of lnadeq~ate parking. The ternattve roW:e whi ch will d1·
fetl a womu eoU1 coratrlbh p-aodaoD, Bruce. of prOYI.nctaUsm , sectiooaUsm communities aod tbat Corona anp County, church eaters to the homosex. vert an estimated 15,000 ve.
qlllte a btl: to the commaalty. W:ra. Beu )llaed the Zoata aod speetallot:erests ban pre. del Mar is the leader among WUJtam Kull qs installed ua; :nmunJty. btcles per day l'WI.Y f'rom tbe
1 fetl we DMd repreaeotaticD Club 80011 after the ci!J) wu nlled Joog eooucflln tht.s com-them. as ZDd '11.ce-presideot. He aod announcement wu made Cot.st Hilf'rny corridor .'
h'om ftl'loul membln ol c:hartertd Uld wu a member mUDity," she said, callln1 tor One reason tor this, said his wife, Sarah, aod 3 daugh-that Mayor Jack Hammett •tll '•Finally, oo pare 22, tbe
tbl comm.at:J, wttll potata cl tor 14 f'U'I. For 7 yean lbe a atroor City Co'llllcll to deal Yr. Rogers, Is that Corona ters Uve at 950 Sandcastle be ID Sacramento toda.J • Feb. '7, report states • polnt thai we
rln of 1 bomtmabr wttbolt wa• IIWII(IT fA tbe ZOOI:l thrttt wttll local problems. del W.u sets an example of Dr., Harbor View Hills. He ls tor commisS1oo heltlnp re. have been making, 'that as
aD}' direct baiiDtA IDtel'"'-sbap, ttM Zoall Mart. For sev-''The ma)or Issues flctnc patriotism by setttncout Amer -assistant Ylte. pres1dent and :Cctt;' f\DdJ.Qg the Corooa del much as an Ul'banares requires
ucept U a lhOpptr.'' tral rear• 1he wu Ualaon of-Newport Beach today are, ot lean flags each side of tht' mana.,er ofMut.al Savt.np and '; Tw eewt.J. ltJtt transportation ra clliUes •hlch
ltomW:raisc T~ ~ tlca-bttweeo tbe c~ ud the coiD'se, those reiatedtoerowth. higtnray on hOUdays. Loan, 236'7 E. Coa.st ti'WJ, He c 0d [~10 ;as 00 the provlde easy access and cir -~ .-... uo llarbor SeaJor Clt1MDI. J would stUI!Y •bat eonsUtutes Robert F. Stoes.Hl, lncum-lias lived here tor 7 yeus. oro• e ar eeway were culatloo for persons within It
lllltory &Dd poUUcal ICieeet. Serftett wtll bt 11 a.m. tb1a reuonable regulatloa ollfowtll. bent vlce.presldent, was ln-He Is a retired Marine cokloet. r eceived -~· one from the Orr Ia: just as Important thlt peq,le
She bU I _.. alii a a.....-, l'rldly, feb. 1, at Bell Broad-aDd how tnt central plao cu stalled as presldent of the banac Mned ZS years u a anee County Board of S'4)e.r-aod vehicles wtthout Interest =~-~ ... ~.~~ ~' bo'::.!:!' way Chapel,. Coa& Mea., wtth belt, aod teplty, be UMd to cr.mber . Mr. Stoessel and bls Marine pUc»~. He ls a •etenn vtsor;, ~tt.n.c the compte. orlrtn, or destt01t1oa In ~ ~ tiM S.IMerD Sbrr Rubor Stu d-.1 with 11. I am eooceroed wile, Allee, UYe at S21. Poll!. of Korea ud VletDlm. tton t freeway ud ID'Iinr area be lt:ept OUI.'
Assemblyman Rober t E. at.d-
ham (R-Newport Beacl1) has
announced that he has filed
his de-claration of Intent to seek
reelection to the State As.
sembly in the ne• 74t h As.
sembly District, whtrh area ne
has represented for tile past
12 years.
'·In this da,. •hen our entir e
system of pernment, from
tht> city to the Nation Itself,
is belng challenged by detrac.
tors trom w1.th1n aDd wtthout,
I believe tr.t e•rience and
dedication to the prlnclpMI at
representative ccrrerrunent are
tndtspensa.ble," ht said. wbJeb 11 a Yery IIIIPC)ItiDt put Cblptlr HI oftlelatlDC. Imer-wttb how thtJ city's pf"CCIPe!'CJ settta An. He ts director ot Mary Plke MeLaQitllln, the htctnray eommtssloo and "Thua, Mrs. ~·s state-
of etty co.etldltitJ." mlat wtU be at Fort Ro•-owners lJJd bomeoners w1U Management Enterprlses lDc., O'W'Der of tbe Werrymae re•-ronroor to complete tll1s pro~ m'!ot tblf I he cbolce ts betwetfl
• IIIRS. NCIUU. HIRTZ()(;, enu ~~cemetery. bt affected bJ' poUeles lJid or. a maoarement con.sulttng or-tauraat, Is tr......-er, Slle Jtv. )ect at the earliest ~te; the the Joss of Cout Htpwaypark. WILLI AliA RY'AN IS DE40
45, alleoG WbttMU:st., OWDII' dtna.Dees Oil ma.napd CfOWib. p.ntutton W'1th tlet.dq-.rters 1.11 dltd mr a career ill ut, later seeood ftom the Cr•ter lrYiDt inc and the Fifth Aveo~~t wuuam J. R)'&Jl, ~~. ot sst
lJit dirtdor ol tM 111 .. '~•~ F1 REARMS STOLEN We muM ftad u equUable btl-Oklahoma City. He lJ an elder worttnc tor tM Walt Disney lbdustrlat Lelcut urctncemer-expresnay ia • talH ud dl· Viata Madera, tile &lutts, died
dt IDI1 Well BI.J pre·tciiiDOll., A twlat1ld rroat door' Dab allCt betweeo the rlcbtl ot the at st. Marll Presbyterian 1tudlo$ as a.ad ol Ute: per. reot.Y actioo to ulutate •tsl'te OIHI. Tht true cnot ce ts at Ills !lome Peb. 4.
bU u..cl tD Co* ....... 15 led to tM lti.IC«...,. Ju. !i lDCUYid-.1 ~Jet udthepre~ Church; a Del Uu dlltrlct SODHI ~mtooe. S.. ls'l1.ce-blddlac foe' tbe frwra7. betweer~ an ~ route, be It He wu bonl Oct. a, 11U6,
JMI'I. 8be a..W U.U..w-o1 1M tMI: o1 J ~all! Hl'ftUoD of the lmlqOIMu r1 commluiooer of the Boy president 0( U. oarpon.Uoa COUI HIP"J or tM old free. ID .. antoD, Ntw York, ud -:U:..":o'*".; c:., -:· 1 tlfle. ftl8ed at $1,500, ~ 0111' elty u .,. complete aad Scouts, where he bold.l the formed to rUD S nttawa.nt1. CHARLES WARREN, 70, Wl 7/txpnalft1, Ud lD oat-came to CaWon.la IDd Oru,t
-_:'..:.. ... ...,; Uotroii'M'tol-lpolell, toaplomtlll tlw otomtlllo otu.. sunr Bttm oward; ud a SENATOR CARPENTER C.M. PAINTER, IS DEAD lido ,..... 111tooP Bca11a1 c..,~y zt rtuo qo. 11t-~ tl IICLl. UICrytlai.U..,a.a.l.tlud. ,_..tplu," memlwr ot !M bo&rO otdlrte· SEE~'HG RE·""ECTlO~ CIIUIH war-. '10, o1 Co,... cao,oo. Wt ,_., t1o1 1 -.......,. ol J._, c~-F • • tort of .FlSN, tbe vot-..r ftll 5I-" 1105 SMrtactoD P•ce Hew-au.-. Wullllflctw'ile Co., Aabela.
'W!_ ,_U, -ID lit -IJ' ..... :.: .... lion case heard tmtrconcy provam ot tlw -0...., £ c.._... port Ht--;.,, S "P .... It -W\fl' to,_.., ~leu wtU lot lltlll It 4 ~ow .... .,... ... .,:::: &)II KG Newpcwt Harbor COUDCtl ot bl.l 6ecilnd hll ~-to "-• at Hoac Moclb.l. lbtmJtl'Yel c. tills t .... tlbOI.kt p.m. today, Feb. 7, at hdftc. m .....,._ 11 w . ., 11 ., ".._ a. JeD~ ear .._ ...._. aa1Jet1..aw._ao,. c•.;rr.:btt!. lit Yice~prett~ 'f' r"ruc-to a. StUt s..~ 1.:: ::., ~.:,-ea:; ~:!.:.:':' .. .;~"=' v~r~r c-.1. ~ -.. J .,, .......... ".... JhJ .. ,.._ ..., • lt la lOt ..eu•tJ to Ll Reab.,.. ao,d. He ud a~-Nnport Bet b to C&llb1da ... Oruct 7 Ftllrat}' .... a ... ~ JAHUAIY Ml autLDtMG ~"•~=~~ =:;.::, ~ .. -=~ ;;;:;-:C.r:'.::.. lilt dllel. o1s wtfo, J-, u" at zm ueu Wilt .,. • .. :...!~ c-10 ,_. ..,, 11t _. 1o ~ • --~TOTAL IS $4.J11,9M
... _.., Cua~u a. • _. _ _,... ............. "'Wt .,. _. ••Un'ni L8!~~~-~· lllHor Y1ew 1M ..,.17 ,.....,......., •• wuaJttt .... ltlf'edPit-liW. ~ ll cout ft1&tlwaJ Bll1dlllc ltdltM7 11r lt'M . ,_.... usa u-. ..--". --. dbtrtet,. W'llldl " ...-at He la ...-.t,. bT 1t1 •• Madrtlw _.a M a.. ......., ,.... a I' ., _.
lcJ ...... ~ ..... -., .,. ••put lloa-"' •---* I ,..,_ Mr. l!o!d, • -ol llletl o1 .,. o111 -• -· lit .. _.,_ e-. T'llo • lotnl· ot S.,lll tM Ia-b, M-tlle......,,. a \= trettss•, ...... • .....Ute.., wut tD ...-I tilt did-trortll -~~ ud M 11u 1 cuoD.. Be Dllw Wlllt:'i ... •• Mil e._ tO a. sA _. n-~:u;·-i:i;• o111a ______ .. ol1' .-:,., ... _ ... ..!.i:. --..... ~Eiol :.!'-_.,,. ........ ·-.a ..• .....:.• ~ ~~~ ~ wtU be Mtd 't hCOII••fl1 .., ... CCIMUit· ,art .. Ill JesiiCli"t .....
11-i!l; _,,_ --· ~· • -" plJ' Ia RI'II)Cift --Oe-zll .. la .. Ditto l'b t• N. C wtllo -., till, 11U .. ._ "'~ ....... Iii ' .. 'IIIII Ia 311:~~~;~::::: --=-·~!!,.;:~i:: :: \~ -=-·~·;~ ~ .. e:...=:.r~~ ::.:.~ .:=!':: =-1-~.!':'i :: :.~.~·~~':.: :..::o:l~:".!.', ·'
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Here We Go Again!
C...."-t lt'H 6y17wJoiMDtASotlllty FHJMI'G
~~~=~~?,~~~~~~~E~=~~:IlSBoiSm~-~·~· ~w~ .. ? .. ~h. .. tt• -Early .... y..... •poNS.bUltiet to ·their wive• and ,.rpq~e •. ThJ.s 1..llben from cout to OOIUt wttt iJ why the Amendment hat been co~derod
pulllt ol the .Equal N an 11l1ck on the famU)' relaUoru.hlp.
THI OPACIAL • LIANR Jesilllturc afteutale Phyllls Schlany, a noted roe of E.R.A., h.u
l' OF .ntE CITY OP aMOII'riiACM \0 the pr•ure of rld.ieal. forec:ut what the Amendment would mean
otBcc -',....,. ,._ '-• ._... w· 1> women'i sroups and their .Utes; and the nece• nadonally by citing the effects of already·
1 1721 e.eo..c..., .. a...~....,.~,nus wy total of thirty-ei&ht rallfkationt •emed puaed state E.R.A.s. In TM PhyiiiJ Schlllfly
•, TEL£~1 : ~,tAr. CMI714J within pup. R•f'O'I she warned : .. Women who naively thbik
Publllbcd wec:Uy, .,.. n.n.,, ..... dill ............. ar CarfU But orpnil:td opposition to the E.R:.A . that .the £.qual Rights Amendment merely
ckl MU .Cali£. · developed and quietly became effectiw. Within means eqUII pay for equal work are in for a bi&
THE )fEWPOM.T HAJUIOa BNSIGI'if'wM..,..... t'P IN • .....,.,. ol a ~tter of weeks the tide turned and the shoc::k when chey find out what ~qu111ity really
ae""'!l' o:ircuJ.rion ~' cowc -... No. A·20171 dacad w.,. 14; '"1.. propoul bfaan ruMlq into trouble. Pint one means."
In Su.pcriCI" Co~• fCI".Ih• C.O.ty orOrta.,.,S.f:-.oiCAUCarala, ....t,llty atate re}ictoi!i t then another and soon enouafl In PennaylYania a courl ruled that the ro:uaft tbneof u q-uo.d co ,.,bliab all ~ ...oc. ,...nd lrJ .... . • . • ' • . . . .. ...,. had &a•d no to that aU chance of final rallfica· atale's E.R.A. had effectively v01ded tradiuonal ~:;~:;..~~·~ : : : . : : : ~......__::';: lion in 1973 had evapor~ted. . . div?rce laws gua_ranteeing the wife separate
However, the new year has brought wllh It rnatntenance,support during litigation, and pay· sueSCfU,~N RA1•,•00•.2 1 •oo the reconvenina of many state lea;slatures -a ment of attom""''s fees. In Colorado, a case
ll!llubor,(,u: v-Y-· • , yun, ... ~-·• I h f he ERA hi . ., . ()\.1 of twbor No:a : o.-.e yar,l6.00; 2 yean, tto.oo s..,.... pr t e\ proponents o t . . . to t apmst a rtlln charged wah felony non-support
' :'4 the legislatiVe trenches once more. As this was dismissed because tile .. non-support laws
column is being written, thirty-two state legisla· applied on1y to men . In each cast, the st ate
turts hne approved the measure. The pis who E.R.A. had actually overturned laws designed
9.odull:l rtther be equal than special are tasting to protect women and to stem the growing
blood again as their new campaign for ralifica· incidence of divorce.
ARVO E. H~APA, owner And publisher" of the Ensign tioll,s~~I:'!~O .highgear. . The havoc that this misnamed and danger· ...,....,r<"...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,..,..,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,..COO Last year oppohents satd that the E.R.A. ow Amendment would wreak is immeasurable.
• LERTING PROPERTY OWNERS
he property des'troyers never give up.
.:rhh take a step backwards at times
to l"ppease and placate the trouble-making
property owners who are fighting against
l egisl.atiye , controls and restrictions. But
this is· followed by 2 steps forward toward
•till m ore control.
Early last year, Ironically on Feb. 22,
a date that, bring~ memories of freedom,
the Ensign '-carrled the following head-
· line : "NEWPORT PLANNERS APPROVE
CITY -WIDE BUILDING CONTROL." This
was a drastic down-zoning scheme, de-
sig ned t o restrict construction primarily
in the older sections of Newport Beach.
would make women eligible for any future It is interesting to note that its most voci ferous
drift and f~ front-line duty in combat. The advocates -while demanding so-called equaJ
opposition also pointed out that the Amend-rights for themselves -unanimously oppose the
ment would destroy ex.isting protective labor protection of the very right to life itself for
leJislatfon fpr women and force women to inn ocent unborn infants.
cotnpeae witft men. In addition, these standard Most of the Equal Rights Amendment's less
beaters for tradition claimed that tile E.R.A militant supporters lend their efforts and their
would make separate public restrooms illegal prtstige to the Amendment only because they
and, among other wild consequences. it would want women to enjoy equal job opportunity and
legalize homosexual "marriages." receive equal pay. However, these matters are
No advocate of the E.R.A. disagreed then, already covered by two federal laws and a host
and none does today. In fact, some have of state-Jaws -thereby removing any need for
expressed eagerness to see such chilling effects. the Amendment . But this fact has not been well
In one sweeping move , the E.R.A. would publicized.
void all laws making a di stinction between male We hope that the good sense of the Ameri·
and female. Another immediate effect would be can people and the traditional respect for
the Joss of a wife's legal claim to support by women which ha s ty pically characterized our
her husband. And therein lies one of E.R.A.'s nation will combine to keep all women from
most dangerous features: It would amount suffering the effects of equality. This dangerous
to an invitation for men to abandon their re· and far-reaching proposal should be reje cted .
CDM gets home safety tips
The Corona del Mar Clrlc stressed the need tor locks
Assn. tas become increa.s!JlglJ on slidtng ctass doors aOO win-
concerned with the crime rate dows. He also stressed the need
ln the commoolty. Tblaproblem for nelgbborhood survelllanee,
was discussed Jan. SO at a mee-Homes sboold look occ~ted.
ttnr of mterested nelgbbors at He emphasized the tolJowtnr:
the Dale Kar )lla residence, • Notes siJould not be left
where 'Oftt~ Mike Butch of at the door.
the N'ewport Beach pollee de. • New~rs, mall and de-
partment talked about "safety liveries should be removed
in the hOme:• promptly.
He pointed out that the big. • Lights inside can be put
rest problem in our area Is on timers. Ugbts tebd to dis-
residential burglary. To make courage thieves,
Illegal entrydlfftcuH, the home. Marting Yaluables wtlh the
owner's driver's Ucense num-
ber or social security number
aids In the recovery of stolen
items. Engravers can be bor-
rowed at the library or from
the pollee station. Keeping a
record of serial numbers was
a tso advised.
The Corona del Mar Civic
Assn. encourages others tn the
eommwl.ity to hold similar mee-
ti.Dgs. Informattoo may be ob-
tained by nfttnr -Esther Par-
ant, committee ctairwoma.n,
Box 516, Corot.a del Mar.
···-······················· Names make N~ws •••.•••••••••• J, •••••••••••
DllAII KEWII .. -G1 lk. u1 11>1. W. R. U:WIIII,
'7t4 VIa Lido Hord. Lido llle, wu .. ot Ute 400 ....._.
l'"'> .,. .... toat --1 -u • '""'c ....... ColJip's ' World Cat~~p-.~ ,
Allolt. Ill ..............
•e~ I>balo IUIIIc • ._ IIPI!Dr aboatd 1111s. s.
Q)!ytrN Campu, u 11,000
vou-tOD UDer. Dean la a
~ eoetal tcleoct maP"
at OC b"tlDe • • • The Ct.ml*
Afloat bep.D. tllletbacadlmte
aemeet.er Feb. 5, ltlriDcfrom
Los Allples tor a ttur.tJ pro-
cram 00 ·~ ud oa lbore In Japaa., Talwaa, HoqKoac, DIAM ICIWISH
lndoDesta, Ceylon, lDdJa, KM,.., Waa,mbtqae, SolO Alrlca
aDd SeDep1, eMLDc May ZIS LD Port Enrlladu, Flor141..
Arnone the students &boal:d are DlAHE BARRETT, daapter
of Mr, and Mrs. J. PETER BARREn', SZ0 Klap Road,
.IICElltl~~~!l-a~m~~ANWE LEE, eta.... ot Mr. I.Dd Mrs. IUDOrea Place, Costa Mea • , • JOHN
WAYNE, Oscar wtonlng Bay Shores re.
sldeat, bolted membeu or hJa newly
formed Temds Club and special pests
last Thursday ..,ebiac at a preftew lboW-. Lor ot bls latell marie, "McQ," at tbe
Lido Theater. ThJa movte Is a Ritch
for the Duke; he has dotted his co.-boy
bat and spurs 101' a copa . and robbers
type of advenhae, but there'• plenty of
sbooUnr and some wild cN.ses by car.
Duke was there lD person, tr!lttnc 10me
of his own youngsters to a rlstt to the
.f.HIH LEE movies ... Actor BART ROBINSON,
currently appearing ln WOODY ALLEN'S newest Dlm,
"Sleeper," has opeoed a slq), the First Americus, 1tl Soutb
Coast VUlage, where be enjoys designing and hand eraftlng
sliver and turquoise jewelry. "Sleeper"
Is playing just down the street at South
Coast Piau I theater , , . WALTER
BURROUGHS, former owner and pub-
Usher of the Dally Pllot and now a news.
paper and magar.tne consultant, wtll be
the luncheon speaker for the ·Feb. 16
communteattons ellnic sponsored by the
Orange County Chapter, Women In Com-
mun ications. The cUnic •Ill start at 8:30
a.m. In the Hashlnger science center
at Chapman College. JEAN HALLIBUR ·
TON, public relations director of the BART ROBIIHOM
Orange County Heart Assn., Is president of the sponsor-
Ing orpntsatton • . . WILLIAM C. BILSBOROUGH JR.
of S.cou Bay has been named VIce. president of the board
of trustees of Queen of the Valley Hospital In West Covtna.
He has served as a director of the OOspital tor the past
· 4 years. He Is an account executive
wltb Bateman Eichler, HUl Rtettarda and
Is a director and officer of the Beacon
Bay Community Assn. . . . KENNETH
Htrt's lht ~~trfect .,,, to mlkt
your montY 01 ~111itin do
"'lli ple·duly'':
II lh1s sounds imponible . t i ll
lodl~ !01 Ill! tyt·Ojlllllfll stoly Of
Ho•r Memo111l HospiiJI'5 "'Foul
fle~ible PIJfltlof Givinl"· You w1U
bt ill f01 J pluunt SUIPIIit!
Tel1,111n1:
(714) 645 1600
Emnsioll 106
Ask lor Thomn StiVUnge•
HOAG MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL
301 E Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach, CA 92660
EWING, 32, of Cosb. Mesa bas received It I'IHUIIH
a wr!Unr award from the Natiooal En-IY
Qutrer newspaper, Lantana, FlOrida, for
an adventure story appearing lD the Feb. 8ASTMA.H l<GOD.A"
17 issue of the 4 mtllloo clrculaUon •
pubUeatton. He tells of the harrowing 1770 MIWPORT
lnctdent that occurred May 9, 1970, when COSTA MISA
a wave swept him ol1 hJs sailboat 5
and be had to stay anoat for 8 hours to tbe stark lntested
waters before he was rescued.
The reaction to this bold attempt at
contr ol was the formation of the Common
Se nse Coalition, an association of con-
cerned citizens fighting for their right
to own property, Their energetic campaign
brought results, and on May I 0 oi last
ye a r, the Ensign had the following head-
line of triumph : "HOMEOWNERS WIN
DOWN -ZONING FIGHT." The a ccompany-
ing stor y stated: "Plans to down-zone
res ide ntial areas of Newport Beach were
nrtually scrapped Monday night In a
serie~ of surprise decisions by the City
f • ouncU. After months of planning aimed
a t putting a lid on population growth by
cutting back on building densities, the
Council decided to leave most multi-
family lots alone and allow them to
deve l op naturally." It was a great victory
fo r the Common Sense Coalition, spark-
pl ugged by Goldie Joseph of Lido Isle
~nd AI For git of Newport.
owner cu take some of the
foUowtDc ~mmended meas-
atL sao ROUGH miles orr IrHa~ ... ~llan~9 .. 1 .. 1 ... ~~·~~":·: .. ~~j~i~'~"~"'~·~,=~~i
Fire can't stop Ellen Lee's book
• UUUse -delld bolts of a hard . ' ~ material peoetrattnr Lato the The Newport Beacb Hl.s-the book b1J¥Slog Plaa$ of the utt'fe boiJ'rdJ':hl&iid&il4 the
door frame at least ooe loeb. torical Society lllOOUDCes Pacltle Library Blndtng Co. Library ezecudre boar~ dl·
• Uttllzior locks whose co-·· publlcation of the first book The plates from wbtcJJ the rectors who will be hos-
nrs turn tbos preventing good sponsored by the Society, book was prbll:ed wen not tesses are Mrs. Charles J.
p-tp wtth 'a wrench. "Newport Bay: a pioneer lost, and tile; rtrst edltloo Durway, Mrs. EdwlD Ram .
• Utilizing a peek hole before history," by Ellen K. Lee. tlas now been reprloted. sey, aDd Mrs. Charles un.
opening doors. Th.ls book was ctestgii.edby Ted Flnster, ptesldent of man.
• Emp~ exterior Ugbt-Dana C. Cordrey througll the Historical Society, an-Mrs. Lee Will present a tnc Sultana Press LD Fullerton, oounces an autograph tea progr:am LD March for the ···Hre..U..: ~ an "eztra and Is mating Its long. at Martbers Ubrary on Feb, membership of the FrteMs
'tey ,~ -' .· . awaited debut followtngade. Z3, from 1 to 4 p.m. swn. of tbe Library at UCI Chan.
• lay caused when the 1n1Ual sored by the Newport Beach ceUor aod Mrs. Da.ruel Ald.
GENE H. ROBERTSON
INSURANCE
otUcer Butch demoostrated prlntlnc was k>st 1n the Friends of the Library. MJ's, rich's home in Dover Shores. 2711 E. CO.Io.ST HWY ,
various IOC'ks an.Uable and Dee. 9 llre tbat destroyed Lee vrtll autograpll the The book will be :an.Uable
copies that have been re-at loea.l book stores for Corona del liar -Telephone 671.3850
LIGA~ HOTICI. LIG.Io.L MOTICI served and paid for. $8.95.
T hat was the step backward. Last week
came the 2 great big steps forward for
fl t~ Br other. The 'C ouncil gave prel!mln-
3H approval, with final vote coming
fp.b . 11 , on new development standards,
;~a in setting new controls on property
dPve lopment. The Council votedtosupport
a c ttizens committee's recommendations
--and the fig ht is on again.
'L l • ' NOTICE !NV!TING BIDS
NOTIC~IS' HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of S~ntsors
of Orance:Cotmty, CaUfornta, will receive sealed bids up to ~ l_(.c~.,P.M. 01! Monday, the Z5th day of February, 1974,
111. ~~~the Clerkofth! Board of S~nisors, 5th floor,
C&unty Adnttnlstnuon BuildLDg, 515 No. Sycamore St., Santa
Ana, California, at whJch ttme said bids will be pubUcly
opened aDd r!ld for the following:
Hostesses will toclude t ~~:::::;;;:;;;:;;;;;::;;;::::::::: Mrs. J. Pet~ Dobbs, prest-BARBERSHOP CONCERT
dent of the Frteods ot the Twenty quartets from Sou.
Library; Mrs. wnuam RU. thern CaUtoruta wtU compete GET RE.Io.OY FOR CUPID I
!_;~!di e Joseph is alerting the members
, t the Common Sense Coalition with an
urgent newsletter mailed out over the
week-end. She rightly points out that
·'the advocates of no-growth have been
tIt ere a ll year bending the ears of the
c<Ouncilmen until they think that Is what
the ·people want." She calls the develop-
ment standards "worse than the down-
zoning that we stopped before," and ap-
peals to property owners to attend the
Feb. II City Council meeting to voice
their objections.
AIRPORT PASSENGER HOLOlNG AREAS
Project No. 0122--420-167
All r1 Said work to be performed LD accordance wlth
plans a.Dd . speclftcatlons which are now on ft.le In the otnce
of t~ Cotlnty Clerk In tbe County AdmlnJstratlon Buflding,
515 No. Syeamore, Santa Ana, CaUforola.
Mlnlmum nge rates for this projeet have been determined
by the Board oi SIC)el''tlson by Resolulloo 73-804, a copy
of wbtch ts ~ ftle In the office of the Clerk of the Board
of SuperTtsors.
Bidders' attention Is called to SecUons 1770-1777.5 of the
Labor Code which w111 require them U awarded the contract
to pay not less tb&D. said cenen.l per diem nte of waps
set forth to all laborers, workmen and mectan.tcs employed
fl).the es:ecutton of tM proposed contract.
Oor -t.Dit OM·tlllf times tbe preYaillnC rate of nges shall
be pa.td any wortlnr Hme In ezcess of elebt hours In a.ny
one calendar daJ and for Saturdays, Sllldays, aDd legal
holidays, lllless otherwise ooted. For less ttan etgtd hours
per day the rate sttall be that frtctioo of the toregotDc rates
Be there --if you care. • • •
Transfer to OCC likely that the number of boura bears to etcht. ,.
Each bidder must submit with hla btd a sattst:aetory cheek.
certified by a te8POO-Slble buk or a bldder'a bond made PlY-
able to the order ot the Co~mty of Orup 1D u IJDOWit not
Coast Community Co llep
district trtu4ees listened last
week to a reQuest by a rep.
rPsentatl'le ot the new Harbor
View Homes, Phase Ul dneklp~
ment, r egarding the transfer
rrom theSaddlebackComm~mlty
College dJstrlct.
The comm~mlty, when tuJty
O<'Cupied, wtll hOUse 119 tam-
lites. Pl\ases I am n of tbe
denlopment were tranalerred
into tbe Coast Dtstrlet lut
November, but PlaM m WU
noc loc lllded ln tbe swltcb.
Ea.ard IAoDIW, cbiJ.r.
ma.n of the Hattu' "" Rom•
Phue m $ChOOI ~com~
mJttee, toklboardmembentat
chUdrea 1D U..dert...,..WIU
bo aHtodloc ocboolo Ia lllo
~~~-~~--· dlllrlet. Blaldu.t __ _
'dtftt f"rtd .,.... ... ... ~.Pfl-lllollolltftllol tN Bldd.a.tact TJ u1z• .m _ ... __ .
The board ..,. rn• WN
to Mr. LeoDelU's request. less thaD tln perceat of the sum bid 1.11 rat&Dtee U.t
"We're oot out to take ter-the bldde'r WUJ eater lDto tbe proposed CODtrtct it the arne
rltory from . ott»er districts," ts anrded !dm. In the et'eDt of fl.llare to eDter J.at.o ncb Con-
sald board prelldent Worttl tnet, tbe proceed~ of the cheek Ylll be forfeited 01', m cue
Keene. "U, bowe.-er, the Sid-or a bood.~ run sum thereof .-111 be forfeited to ll.ld..Coan(J
dlebaek diltrlct 1.1 wiiUnc to of Orure.
rel•se tbe territory •• wtn Each btd must be on a blank form f\lrtdshleCI bJ tbe County
certa1A1y acctpC tt." of Ora.ace. ·
ChaDceUor Norman E. Wat-Tbe ne~l bldd• sM.II be r,qu:tred to fta'Dtab, at
soo said bls oftlce wt.U eon-time ot alCD!DC acrtement. '* ~urety t.ct Wbleb lblll
tact SaddW:aek CoUect: to .. protect tht laborers aDd materillm• aad alllll bt tor 1001
11 lhlclnta: from Rubor vt..-, of the amoet ot tM Coatrac:t, Ia acCCII"tttacc .w. Sectloa
PbUt m, wt11 be a..uo.recs to U04 ot the r.or..-amtet Coltt, aa4 ... ,.itJ bca1 11: tbe
·-•-ta tlli c.. • ..-or 1001 01 a.o c-.act, .....-... tbo lallbtlti dlolrlct tlltaoprto(orl-llaY· porform&JICI Gl tllo C-.aet; --to llollrol _... ..
I. to -I ...,__by tllo eo.,c-Ioad_Adoi_'*GIOrucl ........ ..... .... --eoa,. .
m.trkt. Tbt Board ot S..,Non rtiM"NN tM r~ to n)let
FROM THE BIBLE
U1 0< ID -. ut oat -'11 """ 1M .... prtc:o
bid, ...... ftlft.., -..utJ .. .., 11M ... -.
BY ORDER OP Tim 80-'RD 01' SOPDYIIORS OF
81 will --• -to ORAIIGE COtnnT CAUFOIIIOU -Y; ... 1M lAird God wiD DMM J......., H, 11'14 W. I. n' .101111 1
""" --., -off an c.-, Cla11 _....-do Clork -.; ... 1M -Gl IU (hAL) Gl 1M-Gl .__, ol _.. ...... ___ ··-. ~c.-,.~
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ter, Mrs. J. A. Beet, and In tbe tsth amUll oorlee Bar. r"'-"J
Mrs. WarUn Sheely from bershop Quartet eoo.test at 7:0'1 '-........./
the Hlstorteal Society ezec-p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, 1tl the
LIGAL IIOTICI
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
that tbe City Col.llCII of tbe
City ot Newport Beach wtll
hold a pti>Ue lleu'inl rep.rd-
tog appeal of the St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church objectlnl
to Condltion No . 2 Imposed
by the PJanntnr Commtssioa
on Use Permit No. 822 (Ameod-
ed). The Planning Commission
granted amendmertt to a pre-
'f'ioualy approved use perrntt
to coostruct a new chureh
sa.oct..ary aud related church
taciUttes, CCGYertLDr the u:tst-
ing saDChary 1tlto mum.
purpose room1 and otr.lees and
proridlnc adlllttooal ofl'street
pukinc Jll)l.ces, wtth certam
concUttoos, ODe ol wldch beiDJ
CODdlttoo No. 2, requlrtnc eoa.
struetloo of the two OO-lite
parld.a( -.. coiDelde -the dtYelopment of the aew ....,...., .... ,_ ......
Orange County Medical Assn.
auditorium, tmder tbe spoosor-
shtp ot the Santa Ana chapter.
Tbe 1973-74 Far Western
Dtstrlet quutet champion, the
Harmony Ell)l'ess, wbo will
open the procram, wtll be si.Dc-
lng at the .March 23 sbow tor
for the Esebanp Club.
OIVE
SOMEONE YOU LQVE
.lo. TRIP
AIR TICKETS· CRUISES · TOURS
~Travel EUnor Baaett. Mgr .
and EIsa Sauter
Frames
"RAMER AUTOGIW'H ...... 17.95
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aoee Gl tile olr-lllo oarld.ac
sp&Ctl; UM Ptrmlt Ill
(Am...,od) lot pr~ at t100
SL Ad'..-1 Rotd OD tbrt ICMitlll-
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St • .o\adnw• Rood IACUftlloy ..
porlloa Gl Lot 171, Blo<k 54,
1-R-IMldR-1.
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"Ofl:l II HEREBY FIAI.
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Ue llaarloc .nu 11o Mid oo ""J
25111 day " ,......,, 111'14,
at lllo-ol V;IOp.a, ....
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Basketball 9.95 S.o•s
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POLISHING THE SILVER In r•d1Deu for the Fetrtary
membership tea are Mrs. Stewart Morpn of Lapoa, at
rlrflt, president of the Mane Coo Amor Aa111ary of tbe
Cblldren's Home Society, aod Mrs. Darid Bundy of Lemoo
Heights, who Is uslst:lng with tbe tea, wbtch will be held
at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Klein of Dover Shores
on Feb, 26, from 3 to 5 p.m. (EnsliJ). phOto.)
llf'II'OIIT HAIIIOR EllllCN
I'Ua.JIIIEO I£EIU.Y -PAGE l
OOIIIOAY, FEB. 7, lf74
COIIOIIA DEL IIAII, CAL
FOOD, GAS, PUPS
IN KEY 'S AUCTION
Tbl ·member, ot Harbor Key wtU bt a...u...d oil at are
or tN Cb:Ud Glll.daDce Ctoter Ab~a" .. lila c. I' lb. 1'1, Jtart-
of 0rup CotmiJ wtU moot u IDr u -. nero wtU .... 11o
10 a.m. T.._,.J, Feb. 12, to tab .. aiel aU aa. ... .
flallse plul frr Huboi' Key's A.e:tloDIIra wiD be twoweu ..
aiDIII.I aucUoa. The meetSac kDow'll M...,..e a.a per...,
will be beld at the (nine Cout a1Ui .. , Dlek IADt Ud Bl*
Coaotry ClUb. G_.am • .._ 1bo llolu
The preaideot, Mu. Jobll P. tbey wtll bt IllUDe an a
Wrl&flt, will CODduet a brlel .q•lb b.,..,_turqaol•atet-
buiDea• sessloa before turo-lace, 100 pllou ot cuoU., tac tbe meettnr over to Mrs. turaL~_I*P .... poonrtd Yeblc ..
AAt...,y 11. Otlln&, auctloo tor ""'' ~ trJpo to w
Cblirm.l.D. Vep.t udll.utlaflotlpr1ap,
llu. Ottlnr wtU mate tiDal rourmet 1ooc11 ud m.t. 10
job assignments and dtacua. yardl ol earp1111tc, and IIYertl
detailed procedures tor hand-3 uw.tb old PW••· eomp._.
lt.rllt the nrled Items wMeb with Pldlll'tt .-,en.
Pianist will entertain
Outer Grey, tnteraa.Uoo.
ally acclaimed OODCert pWUst
a~ orator, will present tbe
procram at ll:SO a.m. Feb.
14 for t~ Thursday Mornln,
Club of Newport Beach at the
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.
Mrs. John Osborne, first
lnr ud the dec:ot will ··sutt
theUm ... "
CHILDREN HELPED nee-president, says that the
program w:tll re.Uve history
through muaieally Illustrated
tales of great composers. Mr.
Tbe aourmet ttetloo wUI
meet at DODD. Feb, ZO, in tbe
home at Mra. Jobn Knapp ol
Newport Beaeb. Mra. lAtUct.a
Homanlu IDd her committee
wtu PJ'IPU'• an Armeniln
hmeheoo, Grape lll.fes wiU
wrap a beef All1Dr, and for
dessert tbey wlll sene home .
made BUlan. By A LOVING HAND Grey will play Beetho¥en's
"lloonllgllt sonata," Chopin's
Richard Slayton, membership "Polonaise" and Franz Lint's
cbatrma.a. ''Ltebestraum" and his Hun.
THE 4TH ANNUAl Key'DO(en ltmcbeoo wtll be. held at
noon Thursday, Feb. 14, at tbe Newporler Inn by tbe
Warne's Dh'lsion of the Un1tec1 Jewt.b Welfare Fuod
of Orange Coll'l.ty. Committee member• include, from
lett, Mrs. Sophie Koont.n, co-chairwoman; Mrs. Gladys
Nadler, chairwoman for tbe enlllf:, aDd Mrs. Shirley
Neben , chairwoman of the Women's Dh1.slon. Mrs. Law .
renee Jay (Barbl) Weinberg, reeeotly bact from a leader.
ship mission to Israel, will address the cr~. Fto:ts
raised will be used to maintain IOClal services locally
and In Israel. Reservations may be made wtth Mrs.
Marjorie Shane, 644-9191, or at the Jewish FederaUoo
Council omce, 838 . 7'125.
INSTANT TONI C
Back in the old days a thing called a "'tonic aJp"
was a favorite remedy for almost anythina that ailed
you. cheap, too. You took a cup made of bitter
wood ... added hot water ... let it steep. lllcn, when
biuer, you d rank it. Simple~ Yts. Too bed it didn't
do any aood. NowadaY, science gives u1 mon: reliable
mcdicatioru. E\ltn w, some people still take "home
remcc:ttes" when their illneutt requi re mo re dfettive
medK:ation. Play safe. When you or a mtmbcr of
your fa mi ly is ill, seek professional care. See ~our
physician for diagnosina and prescribtna . . call
us for pracription servtce.
Christensen
.a1 E. COAST IIWT .. CO.OIIA DD. IIU
OBJOLE J-2550
Maoo Con Amolj (a loving
haDd) Auxiliary of Children's
Home Society Is pla.nnlng Us
strth annual membership tea
for Tuesday, Feb. 26, from
3 to 5 p.m., at the home of
Mrs. Lawrence Klein, 1901
SantlaKO Dr., Dover Shores.
Mrs. Kathy Krlcensky, gartan rhapsodies, and will pve
foster care eoordl.Dator trom thumbnail sketches of lhe com.
the Society's repona! omce posers.
In Santa Ana, will speak on Mrs. McLain Russell, hOs.
the IDcreased needs for foster pltaUty cha.l.rm.a..a, is !laving a
care today and the roll Child-coffee for the newcomers to
ren's Home Society Is assum. the Club. The~ will meet in the
tng ln this area. home of Mrs. Darrell Cole
now! :more you save
when you save at a Welcoming members and
guests wiU be Mrs. Stewart
Morgan, president, aod Mrs. Mrs. Homer Reed, ltmch box of Newport Beach at 9:30
chatrma.a, will explain the a.m. feb. 11. Allsectton clla.ir .
C.H.S. coffee shop located at men wtll be present to eipla.ln.
2208 N. Main, Santa Ana, and the fun ctions and purposes ol
the staftlng responsibilities of their section. The president,
the auztuary members. The Mr s. WIIUam Macfarl2nd, w111
lunch boX 1s staffed oo a YOI· welcome all newcomers a.od
unteer basis b)' the 19 cotmty Introduce them to the many sec.
AuziUaries on a moothly ro-tton chairmen and board mem-
tattng basts. bers.
Several types of member-The HI. Timers are plann.1ng
1hlps 1n Muo Con Amor are an .old "hard.ttmes" party,
available to the women of the Mrs. William Wakeham hasar.
Beach ClUes .fntne area. Wo-ranged the party to be held
meo from these communities Feb. ZS at '7:00 p.m. ln Park·
cu obtain fUrther llllormatlon Newport reere~.tlon spa. A pot .
1 by calling Mrs. Robert Smltb, luck dinner wm be served in
552.882-4, or Mrs. Richard true bobo style. EYeryoae Ls
Slayton, 644.4459. to wear UMtr out..cll.tld ckltb.
Also wttb the tea
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YOU IN BUYING, LEASING OR
RENTING YOUR NEXT VEHICLE.
AUTO, TRUCK , MOTO R HOME
RENTAL
DAILy,. WEEKLY, MONTHLY
IMPORT OR DOMESTIC
ouo rFs
BY PHnNE
NEW OR USED
ASK FOR.
DICK BOOHER
ROllY WEllS
LIGALMOncl
FICTITIOUS Bt.SINESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe following persons are
doing business as: Kra.ao's,
6800 W. Coast Hwy ., Newport
Beach 92660: lrwl.n L. Green.
ber1, 6910 W, Ocean Front,
Newport Bch., Calif. 92660;
Robert A. Hunt, 7000.1/2 W.
Ocean Froot, Newport Beach
IJRISTOl) 92660.
(71 4) 5•..&. .&.a30 Thll 1buslness 1a conducted ~~::;;;::;,;;:;;~::::;:::::=: by a ll"•eral partnership.
Clothes Alterations
ARE NOT EASY ...
TH AT' 5 WHY WE HAVE TWO EXP IRT
5EAM5TRUSU HI R! TO GIVE lO TH
liEN AN D WOMEN fiNE SER VI CE AND
P!,RSON AL A TTEHTION.
Slped: Robert A. Runt.
Thts statement was ftled with
the County Clerk of Oranct
County oo Feb. I, 19'14, wu.
Ham E. St John, cotmty clerk.
by Theresa If. Ward, depWJ.
P~llsb : Feb. '7, 14, !1, 28,
19'74, 1D the Newport Harbor
Eblp~~. F .Stz1'7
VIRGIL STRETZ DIES
Vlrpl E. str ... , 73, of ~18
Newport Bl't'd., Costa lfea,
dled Jaa. U at Port Mea
Coanl.-ceat Hotpttal.
He ...., bon Dee. 10, 1900,
I.a. Mt.eoart. came toCalllonlla a year• aco ud U•ed 1o ar. .... c-tor u ,..,. •. 11o waa a lxtetlayer tor U ,.,... .., s........ Jaehlell tdl wlta,
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BASKETBALL ROUNDUP YOUTH SOCCER NEII'O«T HAJIIOR EIWIJI 'II«JISQo\Y, FEI. 7, ,.
--y-Sooeer ,._ i;II.;IIM~E~D~WE~EIC~LY~-~P~A=GE~4 ;;~()~!*~DI<~A~iiB.:~W,::·~CAL= no..._. _llol.,.., 4 -..._ 10 tM .... u .. potulloo _.., llcMIOc 1o -.. 1o1r<1 p11ce porfod, ud Brtu o-r.._ _,
to 1110 ..... -'-• ~ 4 -111111 I boc-• lliD DIVISIOII (IO-U) bolt.s Ul.patoe &uti A8a O'FiaMriy ild tM SaUar ecor .. R....-a a, Aatatt:ral
lui J11C111, '1111110 Ia lllt ~lat lo( wtl!l 17 ....... lo.-L~ J, Ar-Ia I .
...._ C-II-wu II by Re-.r Ud a.,-.. will Do ...... I, Twlle• 0 ~ ~ AloallooaiCor<a U eaeb, ud Vu Dor Aa wll!l • 1ST DIV'ISION (IS-15)
dtl Mar Md E~la at Foe.. 10. ClWWa S, H..U.Jtoa Beach
Ialii ValleJ. Coota lie• led -place U.U.O 0
nto FrldaJ, lolp.DI;-. Suta .loa ValleJ IO-U allllalf-Cbe-I, hma1 0
Aabehn will pllf at 11-time Friday alpt, but a oold Dl-2 .
Harbor lO too -~ .. , lblrd qoarlor cldlled -1:1< PIDIIStandinp
Cotta Y .. wtU t. at Ma, .. lD ~. Tbe ......... ftrt W L T
aoU., tbe Bel JCinp at Suta out-pointed 12-4 lD the d1as· Raacera •..•..••. 13 1 1
Au V&IJtJ Ud EciiiOG at £1-trous ttllrd, aDd plaJtd .,--. Llou ••••••••••• 8 4 S
tlJtC:ta. 16-16 in tbe final quarter"'U Aat.tera •....••. 1 5 s
HtebUCbf ot Jut Friday's the FalcOIUI rtclattred a 4$ .. ArMDI.IJ •••••••• 5 6 4
p:mes wu Harbor'• cwertlme 40 rictory. Jlru SWa1D ns the Tartles ......•.• Z 9 t
ftctory onr Westmtuter, 5? only Mustancln double 111\D'ea, Do~hiDa ........ 2 12 1
to ~. Tbe coatHt was ticflt scortne16 pomt.s. 2 an tile way, -Harbor--bl a bllttlo ol cellar-dwellers ND MANKER lDr 15~14 at the eDd of the: ftrst Estanci.J. turntld bad: Corcm.
quarter, 29~28 at tbe bi.U aad del Mar 44 toSS. Jim McCios-
41-40 at t.be thr". quuter tey led the Eacle attack 1ftth Se•ea.-foot ba.stetball star
mark. Dan Wallb acored tor 10 tree ttlrows aad 5 fte1d St8't'e Manker bas enrolled 1n
tbe Llolll wttb 12 secoocls left goals for a total of 20 points, classes at Orange Coast Col-
ill recWattoa Ume to tfe It He was the only player 1.o the lep and w'lll play for the Pl-
qp at 48-48. Brlan Reooer sant enUre game In <louble ttcures. rates ne:d season. Manker was an all-CIF star
P .B.R. BOYS BASKETBALL SCORES •• • Juotor at La Habra"'"' . school 3 years •to and was u
Boy's League basketball or field Lturds 7. all-stater 1n Iowa, where he
tbe City or Newport Beach re-Mariners Ants 29, Buffalo spent hls senior season. He has
creatfoo. department: Huts Stlnters 19. beeD atteDCUnc the UllJ.Yerslty
FEBRUARY 2 Mariner Cowboys 2?, CYC of Oregon but dropped out due
• C DIVISION (Srd grade) Bruins 10. to "personal reasons "
Playfteld Wolf Pack tO, Mariner Bucks 30, Irvine His brother Bob, ~ 6~6 50_
Heights S~Clefstars 3. Terrace Swlshers 24. phomore forward Is playtng
Eastbluff Pros 15, Buffalo CYC La.lters 25, Eastbluff for the Pirates 'thls season
Htll Trojans ll. Skinners 20. and Is the team's leadlng
Mariners Celt1cs 31, Irvine Heights Rebounders 42, Pen-scorer.
Terrace Laters 8. ~nsula CelUcs 8. The Pirates will also
CYC S..,erstars 11, Marlners BB DIVISION (6th grade) nave 6-lO Erlc Soutttwlck re-
Lakers to. Buffalo Hills Hogs 4?, East-turnlllg oe~ season. Southwick
38th street Globetrotters 22, bluff Miracles 23. pbyed for the Bucs 2 years
Peninsula Celtics 8. Heights Sturrers 46, Play-aco but dropped out of schOOl
Eastbluff Bruins 12, CYC Vi-field Sand Fleas ?. following Ills freshman cam-
k:!ngs 0. Buffalo Hills Half Pints 25, patgn to go 00 a chur ch mls-
"Butr:alo Htll Bombers 18, Mariners ~leas 12. slon. He t.s been living tn lre-
Butfalo H111 Bruins 6, Mariners Fish 42 , CYC land, but has been playing
• CC DIVISION (4th grade) Giant s 16. plenty of basketball.
Heights Tree Tops 25, Mar-Penins ula Celtlcs 4?, 38th Pirate coach Herb Livsey
lners Mashers 11. St. Ro ller s 13. speculated as to where he'll
Buttalo Hlll Globetrotters24, CYC Hawks 53, Eastbluft play his two rangy stars.
CYC Knlcks 19. ~unners 24. "Steve ts ertremely quick
Mariner Panthers 15, Play-A ~IVlSION (7th grade) ror a ?-footer and bas a nice
rteld Sharks 10. Heights DWlkers 42, Play-son touch" Livsey said I'll
Mariner Mustangs 22, PeJL-field Rookies 15. probl.bly ~se him at fo~a:rd
Insula Celttcs, 11. Mariners Rams 51, Bllff21o aDd put Eric at center."
CYC Cougars 16, Butfalo Hills Ter mites 39. It's a dUemma that any coach
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TENNIS BALLS
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TERM S
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DUHLOP Acutra lian Yellow Tennis Balls
WIth trotle-l n of 3 vs•cl of any .. d .e ... $1.85
Llmlt 4 cans per customer. P ., Con ....••....•••• ~ •.......•..••.••........•••••.......
Elpel't Stringing aDd Racquet Repair ··paraiftount··spoa·i·s··
(Behind tbt lnternattonal Pancake House)
W I. 17TH ST .. COSTA MISA
-MWIU Hours:
9.6 Sat.& Mon. thru Thurs.-Frl.to 8:00
. -....................... .. ...
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PUBUtlttD IEBILY • ,Nil. 5
lliUimlAY, F£8. 1971
.,JAMIT IIlLI
n. Wo11110't A1Dlllary ollbaA.rtttrtttsFou.
dalloo, ~ CouaiJ Brancb, ... 1101 too larp
a mtmbtr&ldp yet I tmdtrlt&Dd tbey are tbe
:.::• aaillarJ lA tbe ttate. Myway,lbey han •tum bd toerl)" that placed them ln the
·~·• circle flcur&ttYely I.Od: Uterally for
Thuuday llcht. Ju. 11. They reserved the
prdea room at the Los Alamitos race traclri
for tbelr ''2Dd a.mual nlgbt at the races."
modern plul. 1a filet tbel.r aim ud IIOl1
bere II to eo-ordl.aate, ftom 0oar to eeU111
. . • wall to nil . . . door to door, DOt Int ..
cetttac the wtMow•l
Mrs. JOhn Torre and Mrs, E. w. Dray,
co-eh&trmao of tbe atr:air, greeted members
Ud peJts and directed them to their tables.
Be.-eraces were available at their private party
bar • . . Here and there were discussions oo
"where to place your money" ..• I beUeve
tome decided througb calculation ... some by
bunches, or eveo "hot tips," but never dtd I
learn which paid ott ... cold figures, hot
tips or bunches of hunches. It was all in fuo
ID the r.Uway teadlnr to tbetr lt&Jra l.lld
elewator ••re colored Pbotol ot YU1o• rooma,
wtth colored ud tezt\lrtcl S'fttebet attac:btcl.
In the btatKUu1 otnee oa thl MCODd leftl na
the tmmenae 81't(ft)ary PllDttnc. tm--.1 be·
cause It was ot the Grand Caoyoo ·• • • ex-
pressively impressive. Wbeo tbe ouU:lcle daJ-
llcht turned to twtUgbt, so Mimed to cbaop
the colors aDd coot..-es In the J)llntt•l •••
the price was also lmpresshel We alto._..,
about a very different mt.rror frame. ft wa•
made of small mt.rrors and golden worlri, bat FROW LEFT: Jtm Musr.y, Ptclftc W:utual;TheoRobins,l\ead
no btg mirror was lo the tra.me ... ata. Uke of butldtnc drlte; Erwin de Moc:skonyt, Boys C!ubpresldent.
Servinr Oraa&e County
For 22 Years
PHON E 612·3ZH
324 N. Ne.,pert lh•d.
~~h~~::.g·~eN:.c~~~··;~ ":::-:: S1 000 for Boys Club fund H leech
buyer coukl l1Se either platn or beveled mirror r
• • · the la~~r being mtJCb more rJPa~.S1Ye. Pacltlc Muttal Llte In-graphy room. It is estimated
I jok~.. . . according to tbe yeo (des1te) ol aurance Co~y bu doalted that this branch wtll serve 800
buyer. $1 000 to tbe Harbor Ar• Boys to 1,000 boys, bringing the Har .
The norat arrangements by Eschbach wer e Cl~ bulldlA&' f.-d. Tbe mooey bor Area Boys Cl ub tota l mem.
fabulous ... as was the buffet. We bad a little will go toward coutructloo of bershlp to nearly 4,000 boys.
black ca.r U we drove ~. oo It wu the in-the ft.rst Newport Beac h branch The bulldlng fund campaign
scription, "Have ldtcbenl WIU travel'' . , . of the local clt'lc orpnizatloo. for the Eastblutf Park Club 112.s
so we knew where the imapoattve food ori(lll· Tbe DeY ,..ciUty, located 1.0 been under way for over a year.
ated. Saw several AgneUtos de Oro members Eastblutr Park wtll ln.clude a Grouodbreaiing for the project
there, In cluding Virgln.ta Wright and husblDcl full· sl&e c:rmi.utwn, wood -will be wtthln 3 montils and
Hug, Fran Jooes, with whom we came; met workin& abop an. aod crd'ta coostruc:Uon is expecte-d to be
Dorothy Aubert and Connie Conroy as we left sOOp soeJal 'reereaUoo area completed by the beginning Of
P ASSJ'ORT p HOTOS
PUBLI CITY PHO TOS
' and for a great cause and the ''cold Cash"
resultiog went to the arthritis fund. That was
wbat lt was all about, besides the thrill of
watching those beautiful animals stretchlng
across the finish line . . . owner's colors
br illiant to the Ugtlts, which dimmed Immedi-
ately following the end of each race, helplog
to the energy crisis.
•.. there were many other guests from every-' r oom aod ' the 1974 scbool year, where. • • • • •
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harbor
photo
Dinner stubs were placed in a basket for
drawtnp . , , winners here were Mrs. Geiger,
Mrs. Klplln~r and Mr. Ray Fort~me. The
Torres had table for 16, among whom were
Dr. and Mrs. Turnbull of Newport Beach. The
Ray Ell,!ots (Sis is president or the Auxiliary)
had a large table ... Others with table reser .
nttons were Phyllis and Jack Baillie, the
Fred Carters, Harry Daltons (he Is vice presi.
dent and general manager of the Angels, Ana.
b~lm Stad1um); also the John Geigers, Allred
E. Gallades (she Is chairman or the door to
door march}; Mr. and Mrs. George Saba,
the E. W. Drays, the ~rge El Kouris ...
with them were their lovely dau.ldlter, Mrs.
Estabrook, and husba!Xl; Mr . and Mr s. Joseph
Shutt (he Is manager of the Butfums' stores).
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pegram's table of 16 were
all from Big Canyon Country Club ... golfer s
oo less! Mr. and Mrs. Tony Otting had a table
for 10; Mr . and Mr s. Rudy Ga.l!egos
also brought guests; Mrs. Patty Hostler enter.
talned 12,
Speaking of Angelitos de Oro, which we were
. •• last weelri the cards read ''eJira specla.l
meetlog." .And It was! Hosted at Pat (Mrs.
Richard) Allen's Cameo Shores home, where
colorful prlmula at the doorway gave a cheerfUl
welcome, while just lnside PatgreetedeachOCJ.e,
and Nancy Lusk tended to the name plates.
The e:rtra speclal program was broUibt by
the execuUve d1rector of Big Brothers ol
Orange County , , . One could scarcely belleYe:
this pert young looldng rtvaclous dyD:amo bad
raised a family and now bad Dn graDdc:hildrt!ll
We soon leuned she had the tacta, nrures u
well as vision for Big Brothers ot Oranct
County and their work With fatherless boys, ·
all based oo the preventive approach, lD otbn'
words, he1J) the fatherless boy before he reaches
juvenile hall H.abtuty.
Insure Against
Other members entertaining were Messrs.
aDd Mmes. Denver Treadway, J. Ray Fortune,
Walter Klng, Gordon Berlin, Bernard Hertz
(director of tne Arthritis Foundation in Orange
County), Mmes. Gary Dittmar, lsobelle Rosen-
qtdst, Mr. and Mrs. Ellas • , . not forgetting
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Brintle's table. We had
the pleasure of being with Ruth and Conrad
Charlette • , . he Is dlrector of the Doris
Day show , . , interesting and deUghUul;
1 also Roland and ytv~ Perroo. Mrs •. Perron
belped orpntu tM wOmen's Auxililr}', Los
Anples Bnne.h, wtth Mrs. Leland Athertoa
Irish • , , whO by the W'IY was Mrs. Brlntle's
netgbbor "In town." We thoroughly enjoyed
the people, the races, the whole evening, ln ·
c hading the dinner. • • • • •
The champagne (or whatever beverage one
c hose) buffet preview opening of Warren Im -
ports at Newport's fast growing Design Center
was worth every minute spent there. Each
treasure with timeless a.ppeal, whether ooe
desired purely oriental setting, or visioned
the ageless artistry or the Orient, blending
or enhancing the tracHUonal, or the more
Questions were plentUul, answers qulck and
to the point. Gold Boolri editor of lbe "right
now " project, Betsy (Mrs. Richard) stoddard,
commented that so many people this year
seem to uro...,rstand more than ever, the oeed
of these boys In our county, for a man's helplog
hand . . . and ln the boys' haods of today
lie our tomorrows! . . Yes, the card was rtgbt,
it was an extra special meeting. Co.bostesses
were Martha Crowner and Luct Bl.umu. Others
attending lt'ere Mary Allee Ayres, Pbyllls
Ba illie, Carroll Beelri, Hyla Bertea, Heleo
Brabyn, Edith Carver, Dorothy Daria:, Ac.D-
Marle Foell, Jane Groeneadyke, Pem Kakes,
Mary Lou Hopldns, Elberta Jones, Fran Jooes,
Eunice t.1audUn, wbo drOYe .., from Palm
SprlnR'S ... 'soecially; Wllle Ntedec:ter, ~
Pellegrin, Jane (T.V. Password tame) Porter;
Jennie Rtcl'll.rd, Lee Rorers, steptaale Rob-
utson, Myrna Saltlc. AileeD Salisbury, J•uf.l
.lllay Shirar, Betty Lou Sodc, Helen St.arlJDc.
Ruth St~n arJd Elsie Thompsen. IA.g~:m Beacb;
also there were .ldary Tamer, Jeu War(
who Is adverttslog cba.trman; Flori Waters,
Lucy Woodward, Vlrgtnia. Wright aDd my sister,
whO Is not a member but bad just retarDed
from the Phtltpploes ••• We just couldD't
leave her at home, besldH sbe t1a.s helped
several tlfTles oo the Gold Book ... so wu
really welcome , .• We t.d hoped James
Decker, president of BBCX:', cook! also be
with us .. , but a pre-committed meeting
had priority.
ATTN: Music lovers wanted
Laurt Thr!CJP, Tustin, and Mrs,
Robert s. Lolli>, Upper Bar
Associates.
Food
FEEL THE PEACE OF MIND KNOWING YOU ARE PRE·
PA RED TO MEET ANY FOOO 'HORTAGES OR
------EMERGENCIE S',....,..--·-·
2, 4, OR 12 · MONTH
Redi-Re5erve Food Units
COMP ACT • CONVENIENT NUTRITIOUS
FROM
COME IN OR CA lL TOOAY I
PERMA-STOR
FOODS
2960 HAR BOR BOU LEVARD
COSTA MESA -PH ONE (714 ) 556·7290
Open 9 · 6, Monday thru Saturday
The 36 women's committees
of the Orange County Phllhar-
mooic Society are starting the
21st annual cootlntance fund
drive thts mootn. More than
1,400 volunteers will explore
the far reaches of Orange
County tor ml.lSic lovers.
thirds of the money needed,
the remaining ooe-thlrd must
come lron the continuance
fund. In addition to the regular
coocert season, the Society
helps underwrite the expanded
free -to -youth concerts pro-
gram aod in.school chamber
concerts, and provides Lo-
sc:hool music enrichment pro-
grams and music scholarships.
THE LAW SAYS
The fund enables the Society
to plan ahead. Ne:rt )lear 's sea.
son 11'111 Include 6 concerts by
the Los Angeles Philharmonic
with Zubtn Mehta, music di-
rector, and guest conductors
and soloists. There will also
be a specla I appearance of the
Bavarian SympOOny Orchestra
of Munich with Rafael Kubelik
conducting.
WhJie ticket sales and bene.
fits sponsored by the indlvldua l
women's committees raise two.
General chairman of tbe con.
rlnuance fund Is OCIChancellor
Daniel G. Aldrich Jr., heading
the business and industry com.
mittee -
I MUST APPEAL TO YOU
Part of Newport Beach City ·Ordlna.nce 1541, regulating ele<'tion campaigns stales:
~......._
Leadlng the safari for the
women's committees Is Mrs.
Ron Harrod, Corona del Mar,
and Mrs. David Tingler, New -
port Beach. They are co.
chairmen or the dri\'8 with co.
ordinators throughout Orange
Co unty.
A. Campaign Conlrlbutions-Llmtb.UOilS. i_ootrlbutions by Persons. No person other
than a candidate shall make, solicit or ace@pl any cootrlbution, gin, subscription, loan,
advance, deposit, pledp, or promiM of moa.ey or anything of value in aid of the nom-
iaatlon or election of a candidate whicb w111 cause the totJl amount contributed by such
perSOD 11'1th rl"spe<:t to a sin(le elect:ton lo ~rt of such candidate to e-rceed Two
Hundred Dollars ($200 1 "Perscm" for the ptUpOses of this Chapter shall tllclOOe and
mean any lndlvldual, corporatioo, ~tMrshtp, foumatton, poUttcal, rPIIgious or social
•
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tilt ...,. -111 -111, .. -.......... """ -lalt7 -. 111 I U•tlr .._..... wltll p--· If JOt.'ft ._. ._., •••ftlle ••· oome 1.1, ,_•u bl N Pi lMd at ftll e. .ar.._ eu w-
"£~.C-.-
marKets
LI DO CEN:TER
)4J]-LIOO,NlWPOIIT ltAOI,CAUf. _.._
HARBOR VIEWCEII!TER
-Moe Aan.JL NlWPOIIT ltAOI. CN.lf, _.,,"
The local committee FuOO
chairmen inc lude Mr s. E. R.
Offenbecher, Alta Bahia; Mrs.
Niles Gulchet, Anaheim; Mrs.
Brook Brann, Balboa; Mrs.
Mary JlJle !sell, Bay Shores;
Mrs. Richard EIUott, Beacon
Bay ; Mrs. Warren Toman,
Big Canyoo; Mr s. August V.
Segelhorst, Cameo Associates;
Mrs. John H. Arens, Eastbhd'f;
Mrs. Robert C. Lewis, Fuller.
too; Mrs. David Sore>$, G&rcito
Grove: Mrs. EdWard Romeo,
fiarbor View Hills; Mrs. Jolla
Zaepfel., HIJhlanders; Mrs.
GorOOo Delta, Hootl.qtoo
Beach; Mrs. Charles A11tn.
Huntington Harbour; Mrs.
Steven Armentrod, lnlM;
Mrs. Edward L. YayO, tr""'
Terrace Auoelltes; Mrs. Roa
Harrod, lrYIDe Ttrnce GtCMCI';
Mrs. Edftrd H. Hall. ~
Hills; Mrs. HUTJ A. Gtu. LA.·
C'b: Mra. Abe KllhiMtr lA
Balin; Mra. Joel< W, lbr--1~
Lkto F'rltclda: Mrs. Robert J.
Hares. Lido taM WOI'kile; Mrs.
Jom.. F. L,.., Uoda lllo;
Mrs. WUUam J. Crai(MM.
M-. Ver"Ctr, lin. PulO'SMa.
""""" --llro.ltle ..... Jo,n, --ct Vallof: Mrs. _ ...... -~
Mra.~---·
]llul; Mrs. f'nllllo 0. M-
Tadalo w C-; Mro.
org:antu.ttoo, committee or assoelatloo. _
(If you 're running for City CCMmeil, tan DOte of the tact that nobody can_ solicit funds
tor you. You must do It )'Otlt .. U. Otberwt.se, JO'I could be challenged and lose yo ur
seat tm CoUDcil, e•en thouitl you wlll tite electloo..)
lf you alr•dJ hokl a seat oo the Cotmcll which p&a.d
this ordlDI.Dce, JOW' exposure to u.e p~Uc t.s made
the upeocU.ture of signi.Ocanl amow.ta of RM*Y "f1r .
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From DECISION MAGAZINE What other stretch of beach could ever
Mlon...,.us, Mton. have w~nessed such marvelous events?
• Donald Austin Stickland was born in Galt.
Ontario. Canada. and holds a B.A. degree trom
/fie University ol Western Onfario. Aller 25
years ol service he retired /rom the Canadian
Armed Forces with the rani< ot captain. He and
fi/S wile. Eva. and two sons reside in London.
Ontario, where they attend the Gospel T ample
G alilee! A matchless little body
of water shimmering as a tur.
quoise gem among the gold·
hued hills. lt~ tiny oval, 13 miles
long and eight miles across, forms
t he geographic core of northe rn Is-
rael. Jewis h t radition says that God
created it last of all the world'o;
lakes a nd seas, saving its divine
beauty fo r himself. Perhaps that is
w hy, in the f ulness of t im e, the
earthly family of J esus returned
f rom Egypt to Nazareth a nd the
lake count r y.
F'o r several months my family
and J lived in T iberias, on the lake.
shore. while I was stationed in Israel
with the United Nations Truce S u.
pervls ion Organization, detached for
!'lpecia\ duty from the Canadia n
Armed Forces. We learned to love
the hills and valleys, t he s parkling
.~ little sea a nd the distinctive people
of t he district. Somehow we ab-
sorbed the atmosphere of Bible
ti mes, appreciating in a new way the
human thoughts our Savior must
have had when he lived among us
here.
We watched fis hermen mending
thei r nylon nets by the docks; mer.
chants chattering in Oriental stalls
at the souk or market ; shepherd
boys guiding scruffy Hocks over the
rocky r idges. Surely these were the
lost sheep of the house of Is rael, the
very people who prompted our Lord
to leave his carpenter shop and to
come to the lakeshore to minis ter to
thei r s piritual and physical needs .
The rugged terrain of northe rn Is~
rael's Hagal il Highlands haa changed
lit tle since Jesus , aa a young mu,
st rode down to the sea ~rom his
hometown of Nazareth in the hills .
T he narrow mountain tracks and
the more t raveled caravan r outes
through t he va\leya are still there,
but have been incorporated into a
networ k o f good, modern, but s till
wi nding -roads. Tra ffic is heavy as
today·~ peopl e move about by car.
tr uck, bus, bicycle, or on foot . Prim·
iti ve a nd somewhat sparse cr ops
~till st ruggle bravely in the rocky
hills, and herds of goats often graze
up to the pavement edge.
All ro utes in t he r egion conve rge
on t he Sea of Galilee. The pictur-
e~que seaside resor t of Ti be ria~.
wher e we lived , is built from the
shore up the hi lls ide in three dil'!-
tinct layers. Its lower a rea lies 700
feet be low sea level at t he water's
edge. making it hot dur ing the sum-
me r months, and r ather clammy
during the llhort winters. T iberiall
iN linked to the Roman era, when it
was built by Herod Antipas during
t he boyhood of J esus. It was named
for t he Emper or Ti beri us Augustus,
to whom the city was dedicated.
Daily we grasped every available
opportunity to drive out into t he
surrounding hills , or to hike cross·
country over t he ridges to the deep
ravines beyo nd . Sometimes we s wam
or sailed at the local beach clubs or
walked during the cool of the eve-
ning along the shore, mingling with
our Jsraeli neighbors. Our wander-
ings to the south of \he modern tA>wn
brought us to half.oeubmerged col-
umna along the t~horeline and crum ~
bling remnants of gay Roman villas
under the weeds of adjoining fteldt~.
Tjberiaa it~ mentioned only once in
tha New Te8tament, but it became a
center of Jewit~h le.amiq in the
early Christian era, and today it Is
reprded aa a ahrine city. Thou-
aanct. of pllrrima are attracted to
tho tombo of famoua rabbt. of the
puL Formal Jud.Wm dominateo in
tiM city, ODd the SabiMth or "obab-
bat'' Ia acrupuloualy .DI>eorved.
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... ltoiM bolon U...oiUl-toadlao tho :,II • ..,.....,_AI tho loot,..,.. o(
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and restaurants are closed, and the
only meaningful activity seems to
emanate from brightly lit syna.
gogues where whole families are
gathered for traditional prayers. A
few moments before, they had
marched to the house of worship,
mothers with their well-scrubbed
broods following with miHtary pre-
cision behind splendid fathers,
bearded and robed and wearing
great, ci rcular fu r hats. But not all
Israelis frequent the synagogues.
On the festive holidays we found
multitudes gathering along the shore
of Galilee to camp, swim and relax.
Across the lake, on top of a coni.
caJ .shaped hill overlooking the mod·
ern kibbutz at Ein Gev, are more
broken stones and half.buried col-
umns. These mark the site of the
Jong.)ost Hippos, one of the ten
Greek cities of the Decapolis men·
t ioned in the New Testament. The
ruins are visible proof that much of
the influence of Alexander and his
Greeks remained until the time of
J esus. Our oldest New Testament
manuscripta, of course, were written
in Greek. Elaewhere around the
lake, off the beaten track and in de-
serted, barren flel&, we found lonely
ruins of synagogues from an earlier
Israelite era, nt;stling among the
ancient foundations of towm with
Biblical names.
Working our way around the
shoreline from Tiberi as to the north,
we stopped at ancient sites such as
Magdala (Mary Magdalene's town)
and beheld the Mount of Beatitudes
rising from the shore. We realized
t hat no other ten-mile stretch of
beach anywhere could have wit-
nessed such marvelOus events as
t hose that transpired over 1,900
years ago when Jesus sought to
reach and help his people. We then
came to the excavations of the an.
cient city of Capernaum with its re~
const ructed portions of a magnifi~
cent synagogue. and the traces of
earlY churches built over Simon
Peter's house.
Today this &rP-4 is desolate. Ex.
cept for a few Christian "shrines,"
and in spite ot energetic Israeli re.
settlement projects nearby, the sites
of Capernaum, Chora.zin and Beth-
said&, the cities where Jesus once
called out, "Woe!" remain in ruins.
Twenty miles up the road west of
Tiberias, encircled by the rolling
hills, is the Arab town Of Nazareth.
Its narrow streets have changed
little s ince Joseph worked here.
Many Christians live in Nazareth,
and all of the local attractions seem
to be associated in one way or an·
other with Jesus. Yet t here is s till
an air of embarrassment about the
town as local residents point out t he
s teep cliff south of town t hat over.
looks the valley of Jezreel. Here, we
are told, the local citizens almost
tossed the visiting young rabbi bod.
ily over the precipice during one of
his less popular homecomings.
Jus t aa Jesus left his home in
Nazareth one day, so he left Galilee.
H is love for a needy and sinful
world drew him from the lakeshore
to Samaria and Judea, and eventu.
ally to a cross outside Jerusalem
where J esus the Messiah was to be.
come J esus the Savior. We can re·
joice-totlay t hat he did leave Galilee.
but it must have been a d ifficult ex.
pe r ie nce for him to depa rt from this
quiet place of blue skieJ:~ and blut!
water.
And yet Scripture confirms the
place that Galil~ held i n our Re.
deemer's heart even while he set his
face toward the Holy City. It tells
us that Jes us ret urned to hi ~ native
countryside to greet his di sciples
and -perhaps -to take a last look
at the beautiful shore before he
ascended into heaven. This w e can
understand. Having come once to
Galilee, we a.l!'tO would li ke to return
some day -with love -for an-
other affectionate, li ngering look.
Science and the Bible
PROF RAPS THEORY OF APE ANCESTORS
No proof of 'miuln1 link'
by Arthur J. Snider
(Chicago Dai ly News, Sept. 6, 1973)
An Indiana professor of anthropoloo Thursday criticized his colleagues
sharply for declaring "as a fact" that man descl!!!nded from ape-lilrl!!! creaturl!!!s.
Prof. Anthony Os tric of St. Mary's College, South Bend, said that at best it
is only a hypothesis and not a we ll-supported one at that
The Darw inian evolutionary theory has been promoted by only a few leade~
in a nthropology and human biology, hi! declared, but thl!!! vast body of profl!!!ssionals
have falll!!!n in behind tht'!m "for fear of not being declared serious scholars or of
being rl!!!jl!!!<:ted from serious academic circles."
Ostric told the ninth International Congn•ss of Anthropological and Ethnol~;
gical Sciences there is no evidence that man has not remained essl!!!ntially the
same since the first evidence of his appearance.
"To say there were prehuman ape ancestors transfonnect into humans is specu-
lative," he asserted in the Conrad Hilton Hotel.
"Man's unique biophysical and cocio-<:ultural natun!l appears now to represent
an unbridgeable abyss separatina him from all other animals.., e'len from his
closest 'anthropoid relati'lu .'
"It is not possible to see how biotosical, 'IOC.ial or cultural forces or processes
could transform any kind of prehuman anthropoid or near-man' into homo sapiens,"
The evidence available shows a cont inuity of similarity of mtn's bodily features
from the betl:inning, Ostric said, but the key to the secret doorway throuJh whleh
man came into the 'IIJOtld is unknown. (God is the answer.}
"How can scientists speak with certainty of a 'missina link' bel:wftn pre.
human ape ancestors anc:t us when they are unable to show even a slnel• link? .. asked Ostric.
The Theory of evolutfon hotds that all thlncs that have ever lived bepn
with a sinale orpnic bq:lnnina: in the teu. mov.c1 to land and tNt throuah the process of mutation and ..tlatlon. all thinp dltt.r.ntlattd.
M•n's 111eestors suppoeedly descended from tree~ where they hlld swu,..
from tnnch to branch. On · the crouoo. they ldooted an eNt1 posture, used
their forearms to rn~ke toola, diSCO¥ered tire, drleiot:*l c:amivoroul habits and
bepn developing a brain-ell of this more than a hilt-million yeen 110-
A hundred thouund YHrs qo man beon to IHOfTie • domlnent rule and
las thin lD.DOD )'UI'1 aeo became tully domlnant as his br'llln enllfled to about
Its ~nt lilt.
There Is no compellinc evidence to Jupport this Dlcture, Ottrlc uld. Aa for
the brlln, the Nunderthal man's was at-lent as Ia,.. n thft of the mea -......
In ""'"" ol broln In prooottlon to tho 11011111 of tho body, tho -tho dwllrf monMJ of South America, su~ man. ·
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WHAT G RACE IS
Nevet" let the devi I deceive you
into supposi~ that God planned
s in as '·a grae ioUJ. means to a
glorious end ," for then salvation
from sj,.n would be simple JUSt ice ,
not grace . No, you can't charge
God with your s in.
It is 10 the guilt y, the unde·
s erving, far 81'1d wide , that God
offers "the forgiveM ss of sins
according to the . riches of His
gr ace" (Eph. 1:7).
There are two s ign•f•c ant
phrases in Eph . 2 wh •ch s hocl
c lear light upon the character,
the nat~e . d grace. They are
found in Verses 2 and 3, which
speak of !he unsaved as "chll·
dren.of d1sobed•ence" and "chil-
cWen of wrath."
Meclltale for a moment on !hese
phrases: "children of diSObedi -
ence" and "children of wrath.··
It •S agamst thts dark , black
background of deseNed wra th.
lila! we read further :
"BUT GOD, who IS RIC H IN
MERC Y, fOf H•s GREAT LOVE
wherewith He loved us.
"Even when we were dead 10
Si nS . hath qu,c kened us together
w!lh Chr 1st (BY GfiACE 'I'E ARE
SA VED \
"And hath ra 1sed us up to-
ge lhe r and made us s11 togelher
in heavenly places '" Chris t
Jesus:
"That 111 the ages to come He
m1ght show THE EXCEEDING
RI CHES OF HIS GRACE IN HIS
KINDNESS TOWARD US THROUGH
CHRIST JESUS ' tEph, 2:4·7\.
Somehow II takes a load off
one ·s heart and nund to come tO
the end of Ius rope, ilS 1t were,
and adn11t that he 1S a s tnner .
des erv1ng of God's wra th. How
sweet to the ears of s uch, •s
the wonderful me ssage of redemp-
tiOn tw grace through the f m-
iShed wor~ of Chr~s t at Ca lvary?
We were a ll the ··children ol d iS·
ot>ed1ence' a11d therei Ofe "by
natur e the Chddr'en of wrath .. ~
"BUT GOD1' When hope seemed
gone, HE mtervencd and now
offers sa lvat lefi to all bv grace,
throliQh fa,th. "Beli eve on the
Lord Je sus Cht1s t and thou shalt
be saved '!Acts 16:31 \.
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The Virgin Birth Predieted
looiah 7:1G-16; 9:1-7
Golden Text: "Btltold, a virgiH 1hall be 'tlllitll ch;ld, oHd sA11fl bri,g forth ff
.tOff, ad tAil. slrfl/1 to/litis Mutt' F.nuna,utl, whkh bring '"''"ftt'fltd is, God
-~ ""' ( atth<w I :23) .
II SAlAH wa. one of the
-cdebratod prophets of the Old T•tament. It
wu in the eichth century
before OuiJt that this
-• pt'ophet pve fonh God'• maaaae l.pPtopriate to the peo--
ple of hiJ Own hme u w~ll as divine
predictions cooceminc the future.
Isaiah io coaddered to be the rrat
.... ical propb<J whot< l<ncthY
book C<lllt&iDs many wonderful proph-
ecies reprdinc the M e s 1 i a h
("Anointed One"). In tbe inapirtd
writinrs o£ this man of God, we have
predictions eoocei'ning the 6nt com·
ing of Orilt to this earth and alae the
1te0nd comiac of the LoulJn His mil·
lennial kin&dom. As we 'IG.d the New
Testament w~ come aerou numerous
citations from l•iah as well u aJiu·
siOils to thia remarkable book. Here
mention naf be made of the many
precioUJ .-promiaes in the book of
Isaiah, wbich has brouaht real com·
fort and mc::ouragement to the Lord's
people. Also, it is interesting to ob-
serve that many famous pauaa:~s
from lsaiah hav~ been xt to music,
for example, the great oritorio T,t
Mt.tsiolt by ~e Frederick Handel
( 1685·1759).
.'!''he outline of the present leuon,
wh1 ch is entitled "The Vir&in Birth
Predicted," is a.s follows:
I. The Unbelitf of King
(lsa. 7:10.12)
2. The Sign of Immanuel
7 :13-16)
Ahu
(I sa .
3. 'The Promise o£ Light to the
People in Darkness (loa. 9:1·5)
4. 1nc Promise o£ the Prince of
Peace and His Wonderful Reign
(lsa. 9:6, 7)
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TIJo u..., of Kiat Alia
Ia loaloh 7:10.12 W< rud: "Jicm.
o~er, the Lord lpl.ke spin unto Abu.
sayiq. Ask thee a sign of the Lord
thy God; ask it either in tbe depth, or
in the heicht above. But Abu l&id. I
wiU not ask, neither will I tftDpt the
Lord." -Before coosideration is (ivco to the
verses (10.12) juot qU<Mcl, it obould
be poiatod out that laioll 7 bclonp
to the time of the war betweea the
kinrdom of ] udah aad the Syro-
Ephraimite coalition. In view of the
imminent threat of artack from the
en~my, Ahaz the kina of Judah was
indeed disturbed and tmi6ed. At this
critical time in Judah's history the
prophet Isaiah came to Atw.' So
God's prorn~ of deliverance wu set
forth in the presence of the wicked
kine. If Ahaz will but tnut the Lord,
there will yet be deliverance from a
great peril. Here the words of the
latter part of vene 9 should be noted:
·'If ye will not believe, surely ye shall
not be established."
In order to strengthen Abu's faith
th~ Lord offered a confirmatory Jim.
God was willinc to demonstn.te His
.:~.bility to protect the City of Juusa·
l~m. N ~vertheless, since the weak
king has already dK:ided to put his
trust in AS5yria, he rduscd to seek a
s.icn. In this connection the words of
Ahaz recorded in verse 12 should be
observrd : "I will not ask, neither will
1 tempt (test] the Lord." Here the
comments of an able Old Testammt
scholar arc relevant : "It sounds It
fint as though Ahaz. were piow.
Actually, however. in view of the re·
buke which Iss.iah immediately pro-·
t.:eeds to give to Ahaz, it is evident
that the statement is not pious, but is
really an-impious evasion. Abu says,
'I will not ask, neither will l tempt
the Lord.' What he mean& is, 'l.am
not interated in ~ time ovtr ,
your aJJeaecf aigM. I Want (o. 10 on
with this important defense wOI'k.' "
( cf. Allan A. MacRae, "Studiet in
Isaiah" ia The Bib~,.Today, Vol. JS.
The Sign of .IMMOR .. I
In Isaiah 7 :13-16 we read : ''A.Jt.d
he said, Hear ye now, 0 house of
David ; Is it a small thing for you to
weary men, but will yc weary my God
also ? Ther~fore the Lord himself shall
gi'lc you a sign; Behold, a "Vi rein shaU
conceiv~. and bc:r.r a. son, and shall
call his name Immanuel. Butter and
honey &hall he eat, that he may know
to refuse the evil, and c:boose dle good.
For before the child shall know to
refUJC t~ evil, and choose th~ cood,
the land that thou abhorrest shall be
fonaken of bach her kinp."
a LOOE tiT
Tl\e OOOE
It should b< noted that the wonll
of vene 13 comtitut~ a stronc rtbub
to kine Abu. This verse is followed
by one of the cre:atest pllllllel in the
book of Isaiah. Verse 14 praents a
marvelous prediction of the cominc of
the Messiah aJonc with the manner of
His birth. ''Thii vene cannot possibly
refer in any way to anyone who was
born in the rime of Isaiah. Its termi·
no iOCY is far too exalted to indicate the
son of tht prophet, as some have •uc-
fbted. Furthermort, both tonS of
isaiah art: (ivm symbolic aames ut·
terly diffeRnt in meaninc from the
name Immanuel, 'God with ua.' Tbe
sucgation that it relatu to Heukiah.
the son of Abu, proves impotaible ia
,.iew of the fact that he was born some
years before this prophecy wu aivea..
The prediction is a wODCSerful propb·
Ky of the comin1 of the Lord in hu-
man ftcsh, to supply a worthy I\IClC:C:Ioo-
IOf' to Kine David. aod c:aaDOt poe-
sib&y refer to anyone bora. in tbe .time
oi Ahu. While a -• human bolai mlcht coooeivably bo 110r.>ed 1-
uel, 'God with ua.' it ~ far men.
tikdy thlt thiJ -would .s.;,-
one who wu actually tbr ilaau'Mte
Sea of God. )(-. dltre It, of
coune, the refefeaa ben to die 'lir·
Ji• binh. Moot ~-of au, w-. 1 :22-:z:1 .-Ibis _. a.
_.... with the "'""' of Cbrbt,
aAd 4ecl.,. .. -10 bo Jbo' 1111611-
ol it.'' {d.AllaaA.Mac.lt.M, "Stu:flr1
1a lalah" ;, n. .IJiWo r.-,, VoL
J8, No. 4 (]lllllH)', 1!*), pp. 111,
88.)
BY DR. BOB JONES
11011 .JONES Unlv•r•ltll
G"Uto¥1H •• IOYho C UIOU IIA tMU
When hrael returned from
tha Babylonfan eaptl'ritf of
1eYenty {eanf Zerubbabe felt
called o G0c1 to HbuUd the
Temple which had been cS.
ltroyed at the time or brael'•
eapture. In Eara S :2 we read
U.at they built "the alt.r of the God of brael, to offw
bumt offerl,• thereon, as tt.
i• written n the Jaw of Koaee." v., .. 8 .. ,.., "rrom
the flnt dar of the Mfti!Ul
month bepn thq to offer
burnt offerlnrt unto the Lord.
But the founclailoo of tiM
tAmpla of th Lord wu not ret laid."
In hrael'• econOia)', Ute
altar wu the h•n ad eeat.r of U.. Temple of Go4. TIM whole purpoee of the T-Jila
••• the ottarlar «l ..n&.. 1'bo ..... -at .......
tha,..fon, wu tiM aliarj In
It ..,.. on\J b1 w.~ • tM altar tM.t tMr toGW ..,.,..._.
God. 'fte alter wu ........
of Cod'a ,__cU .. "-wltk
-.ad ..... r1a1a....._
..till God, .. ---· npt. T1lq ... -llftot O:[ftiS ftnt. ... ~-r .... '"1':.,-= .... ~a ... 'ltatila ...... __ ..... _ . ...,
. .
of quality. One thin1 t.bat
worries true men of God Ia
America'• inentoaed eoaeem
•boat our lm ... abroad. It t.
lmportaat t.bat Clluirttaaa pre~ent the rllht lmal't for
the Lord l•WI Christ; bat without tbe ~ht ldad of foundation, tha Lord Jan•
Chrl.t u the c:ater of ...,-~
&hirl.l, tiM _..h& ttad of ta.p t. , .. .,..lble.
ChrUtlan• oetd. io ~ ber that t.M IBMt t.portat tbiD6 of aD ts a rt.Pt atttta ..
of Mt.n. If U.. Mut, U..
center, t• rlcht. e'f'er7tlll.ar • ,.. dffiUOf-..m !lo
-Lt>ld ...... T-0 neord that hd a Hie bond
about • ~of aa &.d off Mil..,, ,.,.. ..... is
wona thaa roak ... roll. • ·be• .. that ta. a-. .,...,
,.. llko ...... --... atrlt\ Ia • cv ..._. ..,.. ..,.. ott ..... , 'Y.a ...,
I,._ • ._ atlaitd .. a*"""
...... tile& ............. -.~ .. ·-:::1: a;'\ .. ..:-:s. "'':-. ....... ,,, .. ,
a•s-.u.r.....a~ ..,............. . -·-·
1lwa the word "Jn•s m tl" of
-14 io fuU of .... _ Tblo
Hebmr wont --.. wkla .. it
<*!." Ia riow ol dJit ..... ~
dictloa Ia laloiJ 1 ,,... .. ::% ....,
.. of ].-.. lq -.~ .......... Cklot Ia ... ~ ..... ,c• l" of Go4 .... . ~~ boll'lda ...... _ ..
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I .,.,. LICio\1,, NOYICII
FJi:1moul lltall188 NAM&
, STATBIQIIT
T1lo lolJowtoc ""'-)Ed .• u : BMC
" .... IQpolllrlft,Sollo
" . llooeiJ, C.l -•ll'd A. a..,, a~
c..,....~~oo (JOIDI v-.. ~
m MaraJaU St.,RidwoodCtty,
CA MOIS: Nabob Pi,IDttnr,.
lae. (Ioiii Vtoturor~ 515 Maul
St., floaolalu, lla'lfiJJ Mll7.
'l'hU ...... Is eoDdacted ., ... ......,..,....lecl _ .. _
---. -lllllp. s._, 1. R.Daaptry, ApDI.
CARL L. TIK>MAS, at left, recelNI tbe 1913 Ralt:c.-
of the year awvd from Dartd W, M,We, tbe 1912 re-
cipient, at the Jan. 25th awardl: tuquet ol. the Newpc)rt
Harbor -Costa Yesa Board ol Reaatora.
TlaU stltemeat wu filed wtth
lbo C-CI.-t ot ~
C.-ty .., Fell. I, 1974, WII-
Uam 1. st Jom, co.ty elert,
by Tiler-Y. Ward, i1epu1y.
Peltlb: Feb. 7, lf, Zl, 18,
19'14, Ia tbe Newport Harbor
EU!p_ F -SI218
AWARDS tor lq) 1~71 atu tbtooJCIIIIII multiple lllt1Dg
sernee of tbe Newport llarbol'..co.ta . -.. Board of
Realtor• nre pr...ated at tbe awvdl tuQ.t Jaa. 25.
Ptetured bere, from left, are B1ttJ Greb, ebalrman
of tbe malbp'-t l1a:t1Dc commtttft; •• Dowd, top awvd
for total dolla.r nhle, botb 1D alea ud u.t1Gp 101d;
Rick Byers, top 1D .tt •lea, ud 8ettJ Bllr.lr.bart, rUDDtr-
up Ill both eateptu.
F rom the Police Blotter
• WIDN!SOAY, JAN. U of Sll Al\"'l''.do st., Balbol, • THURSDAY, JAM. Z4
Tn'OIMI Brouuard, 27, ot515 was stopped tor a traftle Tlo-Jolla Ntetel, Z5, of 224 N,
CaraattoD AYe., Corooa del latlon llld thea. booked 00 ao Newport B!Yd., 114, Newport
Mar, wu arrested: bJ Newport outstuding warrant ... Oand Hetpts, ,.. :arn!sted at b1s
Beach pollee ofllcers who a:atd Henley, 2662 Circle Dr., Bay home oa the charge of posses-
they bad S warrants charging Shores, reported the theft of a aloa of a hypo oeedle •••
111m wttb nhlcle and drug Ylo-$53 Ure IDd wheel from the Esther Vopl, 54,of151ZSanta-
tatsou ... ElY)' McCandless, trW of li1s car ... Herman Della Ter.,lrYtDe Terrace, wu
53, ot Oakwood apu'tments ns Kimmel, 426 FullertoD St., arreeYd aDd ebarged by a se-
boohd oa the char~'! of 1Dtox:1-Costa Mesa, n s cr.J'p:l wttb eartty cuard from the Broa.d-
eated LD pubUc, and MetWJD rear-eDdl.ng the car drlnD bJ way, Futdort lslaDd, wltbsbop-
OWeu, 57, ot Oakwood was Normu Ben. 15S5 S~lor, ~tDr 9 creetinc ca.rdl: IDd a
booted oo the c harge ot drlvinc 114, West Newport Helghta,I.Dd belt •.. Adam Frankowski, 54,
-.:ler the lllf111111ce as be pushing 1t Lnto the ear drtno of 255 Bater St., 12032, Costa
drOYe througb a posted stop by Theodore Uodstedt, 1300 Mesa, was arrested and booked
sign aDd crossed the. painted Eltelle Lane, Harbor HIP-on the charge of Lntoxtcated
line diYlders Lntoopposlngtraf-laods, oo Irvt:oe, oortb of Hlefl.-In publle after pollee answered
nc •.. James Walronn, 26, laDd. a eall tor medleal aJd at 4625
AWARDS for defense of property rights were presented
at the IM.I'li banquet of the Newport Harbor-Costa, Mesa
Baud of Realtors to (from left) Jack OsbonW!, Cbarulel 3
CableYision; Realtor Charles E. Brown, the lDcoming
president of the Realty Board, and Arvo £. Haapa, owner
and publisher Of the Newport Harbor Enslp.
W. Coast Hwy., West Newport
• • • Tbey left tile U&ttts and -........ --s -TV set lXI wbon IIIey went lor r----'-::-:-:-"~--...:,,-:--..... ..::...::..::,II;C::~'-_;;_:...._-, a nlt -· but U didn't scare
H - h H f p someme awaJ; when Sus:m 1g Way 011SC 0 r.I.Jef YorpD lJ1d Susan Spears, 3Z4
Ull E. COAST HWY., CORONA D!L MAR :~::.af~y f~~hatr::~:::
LOWII LIYIL -II AI
INTBRDE!HOIUHA TIOH AL, PULL GOSPBL aDd )e'wetry worth $50 had been taken ••. Three tlre uting-
IUMD.t.i SCHOOL• 9•45 WO UKI,. IIIYICI• I hOO ulsbers worth $135 were tatea
IYIAMGILISnC SIIYICI• ,,oo "'·"'·SUNDAY 1r tbolr " PIAY.II AMO alaLI STUDY• f •JO ,.,M, WIDNIIDAY om momungs on eX-WILLIAM T. KROAH, PASTOR tertor n U. of the Anchorap Apta., zaaa Baysbore Dr., Bay '-===::===='P='H~O:M::!::':=':;•:;2:;_.:;7::6::2=:;:====~ Shores ... Moon shaped holes r were tOUDd oo 2 wtodows at the Jlvmoutl! Clrinigrrgutiuttal C!il!urrl! resldeoee of Dorts Andersoo,
... Z601 E. Ocean 81Yd., Balboa; A ~+«• •tl IMc,ntlettl Co•tr•t•do•IU Chrl:sli~M Ch•rccr dlmap ns eet at $240.
'!11E REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL.IIlnlot« • FRIDAY, JAN. Z5
, S..:laJ Ser'Ytce : 10:00 a.m. Pollee AJ be was rmable to
lllr>li ....._, if,Otl'a_lli; ~-lf:OOJ\:ln. ·eiiueowlt.>11r1--torlllldollt 111\l.o ..Orttnc. ,;"~' ~t ·;\'"v"~"' ru ..oJ~? .. / ... , • •Jot ·at~"'l5t .. E.--coa.t-it'W"y., 10
Sa2' be) AD ITH& T 1 •.t41Wf'O~· ... I.,II • Goorp G1rt1too, 51, o1511 ... ta
Mit"tsery ceN p,._•lli•• P .... .: 6.Q..27A0 ADa AYe ••.• wP«tBetlflls, fts '-===========:::::=:::::===:::::::====; booked at the poUee statioa •••
' LaVERA BURNS, at left, was rtmter-"' In dollar nlue
of llst1ngs, and Hela.ne . Joy accepted a plaque for Ginny
Morrison, wOO was tops in tbe number of 1.1tU Ustings
sold. In the background ts Ron Wright, radio commen-r R Two r.qing wire baskets THE FIRST BAPTIST CHU CH .. ,""" "$40 were stolen trom THI CIMTII POl BIBLICAL STUDIIS the treat of his residence, tator, who was emcee for the realty awards banquet.
lit MAGNOLIA Sl'. AT t.U ....... llat.l CLAIIII claJmed Clyde Oatley, 607 FLOWER ARR .. 'GiuG lAilTA ANA A VI. 11•M A.M. WORIIIIP MOUR VIsta 8oa1ta, the Stutts , . . Al"' ~"'~
COlT A MilA 7•M P.M. IYAe•LIITIC MOUR Two youug men ln bathing PROGRAM SCHEDULED
01. JllllMY COMe.S, PASTOa stdts dug ~ city •olleyball Mrs. Edward Koryta of Ohio
COSTA MESA COUNSJ:LINO CENTER posts at 49th St. aDd Ocean will present a nower arrang-
TO IMHAMCI DYMAMIC LIV,IMG Froa.t, West Newport, and took lng·program reaturtng contem -
ANOTBEI MllflSTI:T or TBE nasT BAPTist' Cll1l'llCB them away, ~tllllr the oel.gll-porary and interpretive de -RIV, JAioi!S H!MIY, DIR!CTOR bors' 11m IUid eestln( llle city signs at z p.m. Friday, Feb.
P.uaLY, ..... AI.. ' . CALL Ml-l'JIJ $50 • • · His Hcbt blue and 8, at the OraDge CoWlty Me-
IUIUTAL co.-LMG OR ltlla' wblle d.l.Dgby worth $105 was morlal Garden Center located
L141tt4 TO LIVI"THI! DYNAMIC. Llrl.. ta.lr.eD from tbe boat racks at on the County Fairgror.mds lD ~=~~~~~~~~~~~~=~;.~;;;;=18aysborn Beach, statedCalYin Costa MeSa (gate 2 entrance).
FIRST OfURCH OF
OfRJST, SCIENTIST
3303 Via Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SOiOOL
9' 10:30 ••••
SUNDAY SERVICES
9610:30 .. 111.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
READING ROOM
Weclr. days: 9 a.m.-S p.m.
Wcdnelday: 9 •.m. · 7t,.S p.m.
Tanday •nd Frid.y:
9 a.m.· S p.m.; 7·9 p.m.
. .Baret. Jell Circle Dr ., Bay
We tanti ,_tv ftl-, Shores ••.
LUTHERAN CHURCH '" SATURDAY, JAN. Z6
OF THE MASTER Rlelllrd Chaves, 27, of ZZ78 LEGAL NOTICE
. Newport BlYd.,Cost:aMesa,ns FICTITIOUS BUSCNESS NAME
2800PMHk:VIewDr. arrested at 4:15a.m. at 129 ST ATEMENT
Corone dill Mtr. CIIH. Rocbtster st., Costa Mesa, aod The following person Is doing
LAWREMCI 0. FRUIIUifG booked oo the charge of drtvlng business as: Monson Construe-
, Pub::w _ Plall ...._..,. UDder the lnflueoce of Uquor tlon, 14682 Orange Acres Ln.,
SUNDAY SCBOOL CUS818 · • · Hiney Le"flch, 414 Vla irvine, CA, 92705: Harold Lee
All Apl:· 1•15 to 10•15 Lm Lldo Nord, Li.do Isle, len. his Monson, 14682 Oran~ Acr es
W lldp 'ao'. 10.jo · borne Dec. 5, and returned Jan. Ln., Irvine, Ca. 92705.
If or ud ~a:;:'· Z6 to flnd tbat an UDlnYited This business Is conducted
.. ..,. ruest bad been Urlng there by an 1Ddh1dual. L----~ft~~:~~~----..J aDd r.d brought his OW"ll Signed: Harold L. Monson.
food wttb blm, a.vtog some of This statement was flied with
ATTIMD 1t still ID the retrlprator •.. the County Clerk of Orange
A pa or small rock hit a $100 CoUDty on Feb. 1, 1974, wn.
SEOOND OIURCH OF plate l(lua window SO hard that Ham E. St John, county clerk, THE CHURCH CHRJST, SOEHTIST clau wu thrcnm !Ofeetacross by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
Nt:wpott lk.da •t OP YOU I CHOICI! tbe room ID b11 residence at PubUsh: Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28,
Col'oDa 4el Mar 4815 Rtftr An., West Newport, 1974, in the Newport Harbor
JJOOP.dfiC View Dr. II!GULAIL Y S. llorpn told pollee ••. Two EDSIIJI . . F -Sl215
SUNDAY SOIOOL 10 a.m. bltn: worth $ZO were stolen
SUNDAY SERVICE 10 a.m. from Tom O'DoDileU, 116 38tb
WEDNESDAY EVENING GRAC! IIlLI OIUROI st., West Nnpnrt ... R. Me-
•-~ R a g..tcu Lf111a BID CcnNe helrd a noise, came ...., ... .,. oom: P.•· oat o1 bll bome at 5S9 Ful--8 E. CoutBwy. Mf W.llll, C..--~
.. Ea&aace .. N•rc&.ee. RI!V. TOM n111; ,.._. t.nc._ Hewpart Hetlhts, ..uu
Moa.-Pri.: 10 a.•. to S p.IIL. "-!!!'!~! lat'tl:ll: UW tlla.t IOlD80a8 t.d hUDI' a n....,..1 ~-: .7 to 9 ..; 6 ~ p ._ ....,u. ..ad rae e~~ ru car, ~~~~~~··-• !MD IIIII -. a bolito ot S.c.: lO a.a."'I· p.-. -. --at tt; tbe flame was Yoa a. Cd'"CWy Dwieed to
•
G4S STORAGE BLAMED
FOR .ANOTHER BLAZE
The third fire ln Newport
Beach caused by storing ps-
ollDe ocetlr'Hd Ja.n. !S at the
residence of Gene Lawreace,
1S58 Hampshire Circle, Donr
Shores.
A 2 gallon ca..o to the garage
leaked ps, and when fumes
reached the p.s heater, the ras lptted. Damage to the
ga.rap was !Jet at $500 :a.od
contents, $1,000.
Flre lospector Art Mortoo
stated that other nres have
been prevented as flremen h:ne
eUmtnated some storage of
psollne ln other homes.
DUTY AT EMBASSY
Marllle Sgt. D:avtd M. Craw-
ford, SOD of Mr . and Mrs. Ben
F. Crawford of 3172 Chemin
De Fer, Costa Mesa: has re-
ported for duty at the Amer-
Ican Embassy ·in CaDberra,
A astra Ua. He is a graduate
of the Amerlca.c high sebool,
Sawings do come true
•nd un tu.ppen to you
during Coit's htwuary
d rapery duning offer.
Drapery Cleaning P•rlect
R•rdlns of Age
or 100"t. Replecement
If Cle•nable.
FREE ESTIMATES
CHRIS HOPPER of University Realty, Corooa del liar,
was presented the ''salesman of the year" tr(CIIIJ bJ
C bar~s E. Brown, 1974 president of tbe Newport Harbar-
Cosa. Mesa Board of Realtors :a.od 19'73 rectplellt ol tbe
award. The preseotattoo was made at the awardl dbaMr
of the Rea tty Board, he~ at the Balboa Pavllloll.
MARINERS CHURCH
THE TEACHIMG IS CENTERED ON J£8(11: CIIRWf
AND THE BIBLE, wrfH EMPHASIS Off PRACTICAL
CHRISTlAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME.
Col&Hllq and 'fts1t1Ar an.ll&b ...
SUNDAY SE RVICES:
WORSHIP SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL
8:30, 9:45 and 11:00 A.M.
EVENING SERVICE .......... 7:00 P.M.
PHONE : 67'5-4550
Z200 E. Cout Hwy ., Newport Beach. ~ Wac~
• OecoratOf Ple•tl
• Perfect Ewen Hems
Water Stain Remcw ..
• Profen•on-' Remoul
& Reinnallnion
• No St~r~nlullge or Fabric
Deteriontion
Insurance Ceims H.ndled
TERMS AR RANGED
~ .. ~-~ ... ~0.~ .... ~;-~~F-~~~~i~i~~;~ , ... -. prdea-...
..... rt.e a,e..au.1 a.oo.. Roblrt W. Smltb, !.5, Z40Z ·
Vllta !tob11sa, tbe Bhdls, wa1 ·
,._1 wu u,...._. at I a.m. at 1100 WE CARE!
~ w. Cout ltwy., llu1Dtn Wile,
Ud IIDollld a tbt ellatte ol dl'tnli _... lie llllflaenee ••. lOa liT M. IIMGITOM-PAJTOI
23RO ST. otORAHGI, COSTA "lli!$A-6411-.51110 . a_,_..,.---IMO a.m. _,. seooOI
s-a, -.r -""" -a,ao ...,.. ~:00 "-'"· ..... ., BablelbdJ ud lftJW •••••• ':00 All,....,.._ --.uiJ -
FIRST
2111 CLIPI' bfll.,
. Dl-f. KINTON IISIIORI
. . I PAS.TOl
' lUNDAY. SCHOOl. •,. • • t.ll A.M. IIlLI STUDT
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•••••••• 11:00 .....
If .. COJTA MalA
Gonr.. -taft • •lldiJtc ,_ -at 7U Hoi-....
An., C~ del Mar • opee ............... --·~ "' n tDIIall-----~atJMO
.•• Mllllldo -.----lor c._ "'-· c-IIIP-1111111. dlae••td tlllt a1101t
10 ... -of ... IIIII -...... , ............. told ·-......... -"" .... -. _,,__.-, ___ ....,......., ----...... ._.....,-, D't rv,,at
bJIMN A-. ..... &a-.. • ,.A ... ..U __ _ _ .. ,.. ...........
Keep cool with
CANVAS
AWNINGS
........ • t n. •n•Dt ___ ..:::; .. 1.-artrrr· ..
Sure ... We love airplanes and we take pride in our ability
to fly them efficiently and on time. But what makes it all worthwhile
is being of service to the people of Orange County ... businessmen,
businesswomen. family flyers, kids, students, servicemen ... every onel
Flying planes is fun. Flying people is rewarding.
lA.
(from Orange County Airport) . ·'
......._ ... ,..,.. .. ,., • ,,....., a. ,.._, .. c .. e.-.... or· r. o...~a.,.. .... :. a..... .. .,o_._• •s..o.p.r ... 1:,.. •• ,,. ... , ... , u .... ,........,...,.._..,,.o·•· •014•
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10 lln'AIIIa 4 -LlllllT 011 1•-11
BOI!L£VARO ,_.-
TOL STRUT TO CAIIIPUI
DRIVE
Ttto CIIJ C0101<U at 1M CIIJ
ot ~~-llooch DOI8 OR-DAIN u .,UOWI:
SECTIOI! I. -II.U.·
055 ot tbf Newport Beaet. ,. ....
ll.lclpal Code 11 ameDded lo
read:
'' 12.24.055 Prima FaeJe
Speed Limit ... Fttty .. fl,dUita
Per Hour, TIM ptlma facie
-Umlt oo 1111 lollowloc
na.med streeta or partl lbereof
shall be ftfty-fl'ft m.tlea per
bour:
Jamboree ROI.d from Eut
Coast Higtrny to Ford Road.
Jamboree Boulevud from
Bri.rtol Street to Campus
Drive.''
SECTION Z. Tbls ordlPance
shall be ptmlished ooee t.o. the
omctal new~ of tbe City,
and the same sllall be effective
30 days after the date of Its
adoptioa.
This ordinance was intro-
duced as a regular meettnc
ot the City Councll ot the City
ot Newport Beach held on the
14th day of Jantruy, 1974, am
was adopted oa the 28th day of
January, 1974, by tbe followtnc
vote, to Wit:
AYES, COUNCILMEN:Mclnnts,
Rogers, Crout, Dostal. Kymla,
Ryckoff, Store.
NOES, COUNCJLWEN: None.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: None .
Donald A. Mcinnis
Mayor
ATTEST:
Laura Lagtos
City Clerk
Publish: february 7, 1974,
1.n the Newport Harbor EnsigD.
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(b) !' lito 111111<"01 ~ 1 BWJ'., -D. """"" 8oacb, prowtdJaC -_.,,_ "Wo pjcll • 111o _.,... ~~~~0~~~~~ dr-
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,.oolj llod--· Calli. -PaOli Loolo 8oJ. Wltb a ~ -II tbor. -ud - -Yldod -or _. -&111,,5101 Rl-Aft,. II-ud -ttac 1U llu -to -11:. Tllo ,...... to -
•-Clio Pial ,.., lor oiDia-llolcll, Callt.IUeO. •--od byRoolll-.-_pr,. allllo _,at lllt'claJ," Ito ald.
ULA . tloa ol U7 -~or~~ 1'1111 ,...,,. t. C<*lueted lidtlllotE_.J10pamlcelDc. "We bdt"le u.t LR.S. U·
r.,ua.t1at U.. ~ ol tw ulldMdal. of Newport Beech. a•lJJ wtU Mlllllftt 14.011,140
at c-u at 11M CIIJ' motor Yolllcloo,----' Slpod: Pul Loula 8olalll. Coiled tbo ..,_.-, RJ4. ,PI-at -liDo; olllllloato
u Jollon· a.eb dole ordl.la = Ylo~ Reb u TbU: ••meat wu a.led wttb en sr.um, the IJI'OII'Uil pro.. u.a per ca r1 a-....oa"
Dcnofr 1 SocU• 5 14 1 '10 (c) If 11M --bod-1110 ~ Clort at 0..... •ldu to< 1bo ... ,lopalool at u poltOiaOio, ODd rodoeo tn111c
at lito 11-t Boadllll-...1 ·--111110 ... Plallllr c-.. Ju. 15, 1114, wu. omploJ•• tr._utloo ., •• ·--by '"' per 100,000 Code 11 1~ to I'IMI: · Jtl.l'l o1 1 crtme IDtolY M 11am E, 8t JoU. C0C1DtJ cllrt. tem, eutomlHtl to tbe DlliC1J: l.ltS. putlctpub."
"5 14.1'10 PormtllorDrlYors mor.t larpltodo u.o hlr by Tllor-111· Ward. -· ol ftrmo wllh 50 10 40•000 MOVING HEAR AIRPORT ... A-•• (a) llo __ _.., _=--.c ... loror ~: Ju. l '7, 14, Sl, Feb, employees. C ·--Sc•-· _, -· per--~oa w ... .._.ea-,or 'l, li'lf,tatbtN~tl:larbor Mr. Messick satd tl:at hta amm-, -•TtcbaoJ ..
1111.11 *'"• « ..,.,. u u ope:ratlac a ~dt nt~ _,.. Euip.. r -30744 eompeay 1s a.ftlUated "'lb op rae. ot l.ol Aap_... wtU
attiDdut ot, U amt.ll..,.. .... tbt ~~ ~ IDtol:lcatiDf U. Klnf's HJgtrny Mobile IDdu-n:IO't'e ltJ Nf'WPO!ri Beae!a oatee IUJUNE PVT. Jamiie M. Nu-
jed to tbt r~ of qWII'a, or rteklHI drlYtDf; • trJes Inc. of Compton, 1 111-to larprq.n.rutstltWelt-ar, lOll of Mr. Ud Mrs. Ca.r-
lhll Chl.pt• wttttoat flut ob-(d) U tiM IIJD11cut dots DOt LIClAL NOne Ylalon of Mtehlpn Geaeral,&Dd erty Place, DMr tbe Airport, mto FliUif'OI. at 980 Oak st.,
lalnlDr a permit lD WltlDC to poueaa U.O. SI*:IIUHd Temtex Letrure Prod~~ets IDe tn FebrUUJ, aecOI'dlDctoDt.n:t CoJta Mea hu P'ld-.ted
do so from tbl Cblef of PoUct. Tn1D1Dc Cert:Hlcates required FICTrtiOl8 Bt.8rNESS NAME of CaUtornla 1 ~diary oi Walden, rice preetdeat ot the from bllle' traln1nJ at tbe
(b) No per.oo sba1l aperate by Cbar~t*r J, Title lS, Sllb-The fos;r.!,TEliENT Temtu lDdastrtes Inc Dallu Lud plauJDc. toct.Detrtar ud llU1ne Corps Recruit Depot
an ambulaDce for hire .u.a Cbapter 5, Arttele 1 ot tbt lDc per..u are Both comPlJlies are ~c:: deYelopmeot firm. In SaD Dteco. He Is 1 former
ht slall bold a ftl1d drl•er's Callfornla AdmhhtratiYe dolnr ~ess u : Poly Pro-turers of r ecreaUoo ntbleltl JoM MtCVY of the Newport INSeftt of Belmon.t hiJb aellool
UcenM l.Dd u ambull.Dce dr1Y-Code: ductl, 58 W. 19th st., Costa w:r M.eaatck 1\eadqllll'tereci Beach oiJlee d Grubb • £IUs Loa An lea '
er•s certificate Lined by the (e) U tbe IIJI)llcut Is Ub&ble Mea, Ca. 92626: Kenneth R. at s8zz Cam :U Drive Dell' Co. represeotld the leuee to p •
Deputmet of Motor Ve. to produce at lli.J ttme, and DOt Mulllu, l544S,Santa Fe, Vtsta, the airport S:s tt•t bJ; 1 R 8 the trauaetioo wl.th the Don FIREARMS STOLEN
blcles." less trequeatly tbaD oace a Ca.; Rtclard Grlfttth, 24596 ' · · · KoU CompuJ, A reYolYer, ptltol, binoculars
SECTION ,z. S.Ctloo 5.14.180 JIU, a eerttflcate of a duly 0Yerlake Dr., El Toro, Ca. ------acd jewelry, n.tued at $128,
of the Newport Beacb Muntcl-licensed pbysiclu stating tbat Tilts buslbesa is conducted LEGAL MOTIC! LEG.U. NOTICE were taken from his ranaeked
pal Code ts ameoded to read: tbe appUeut is 111 tbe optru.on by a ~ral s-rtnershJp. ----------. -reatdence Jan. 26, aceorcHnc"
"5.14.180 AppUcation tor of such physician free ol com-Signed: Kenneth R. Mullins.. ORDINANCE NO. 1549 of the Newport Beach MunJ.ct-to West Mattl\ews, zt.4 Colton
Driver's and Attendant's Per-· munlcable disease and physical TMs statement was ftledwtth AN ORDINANCE OF THE pal Code, and by SllCh refer-St., Newport Shores, PoUee ay
mit. dlsabtUty whleh woukl impair the County Clerk of Orange CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH eoce made a part of Title 20 entry was plaed by' breaking
An appUcant tor an ambU-hls abtHty to perform his du-County oo Jan. 24, 1974, Wtl-REZONING PROPERTY AND of said Code, Is hereby re-a rear bedroom slldlnr glass
lance drtnr's or ambulance ttes." liam £. St John, county clerk, AMENDING DISTRICTING tooed trom the l1Dclaaa11led door.
Air Cal now
in new h.q
Pin~_,_ ..
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A1r Ca.111tJr'Ma'1 ltll ,._,. ol
-Tllo -''·' ..U-u.. 10,000 I(IIUe laot --oral -. bolldlle to -ltd
at -Btrcb Stroot, llowport
lloocll..-rthealrpo<l. Ooolcood br RoiiJ' PIIIUid llld ..._..... aDd llldU br
l:lllka1 CorpontloO, tllll'dld-tac ia .. acaUy a 2 ltorY r.:-
taaplar oomple1 with aa opeo
eOIII't)'lrd 1D tbt ceater. Tbt
eoartyard Is protea..,..uy
lallclocapod aod hlc!JUpt.ed by a
ten too tree.
Ttdrty-ftlDe computer pocl.
tiODs are located lAthe reser ~
nttou depl.rtmeot, wllb the
eapabWty ol. 1Der•.tnr to oYer
lOOposiUooa.
Tbt ma.U room lJ turnltbed
with all aew automated eqldp-
ment, IDCiucUng lttter openers,
letter ... Jeu. atampera, col-
taloro &lid olhoY eq-1111.
k. 720 IQate toot employMI
lollllC'I contaiM 5 faldi.Dc ma-
ehtnea, a retrlprator, ston,
st.nk with prtap disposa.l and
comfortable seattor arrange-
ments tor lunch bretk.s.
4HOUILH PLAY AT UCI attendant's permtt shall tlle by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. MAP NO. 2Z District to the Planned Com------------
his appUcatton 'With the Ft. SECTION 4. This ordinance Publlsh: Jan, 31 , Feb. 7, 14, The cuy Council of the City munlty Dt~tct, ~ said Ols-L'IGAL MOnCI "Ring roi.Gd tbe moon" by
nance Director 00 forms fur-shall be published once 1n the 21, 1974, tn the Newport Harbor of Newport Beach does ordlin trtcttng YaP No. 22 is bereby French dramatist Jean Anouilb
nlshed by' the City togetber otftctal Dewspeper of the CJty, Ensign. F -30995 as follows: ameDded to show tbts sonlq. ftCTITIOI.E BlBINESS NAME will be stapd by OC lrvtDe
with an appllcatioo fee of$7.50, aDd the same shall be effective SECTION 1. The followlng SECTION 2. Tbe Dtrector STATEMENT drama stlldeata In tbe flnewarU
Each appUcant shall submJtwltb 30 days after the date of Its LIGAL MOTIC! described real property In tbe of the Commllltty DeYelopment The foUowtnc person Is Yillage tbel.tre ~t 8 p.m. Fed-
bta appUcattoo three (3) recent adoption. FICTITIOUS BmiNESS NAME City of Newport Beach, County Department of the City ot New-doing business as: Bea Marie :e;ct'~!s~~~-~~~
photognphs of himself of a This ordlnance was tntro-STATEMENT of Orange, State of Calllornia, ~td~eact~stober=~st';,~~ Interiors, 1009SaDdcastleDr., a~'wtt ch&Hcterlz~ the play
me designated by the Finance duced as a regular meeting The following persons are to wtt : a rec c II c -Corona del Mar (Newport a fable about hrtna of sit~
Director. To be eligible tor ot the City CoWlCU of the City doing bus[nessas: Morell Prop-The northerly 1 foot of the !~ Mapc~ ZZ dto '':t t~ Beach) 9Z6Z5 : Beatrice Marte temperaments. The st'::' re-
etther type of permJt, an awU-of Newport Beach Deld oo the erty Management 1741 TIISf:i.n easterly 56.14 feet of Lot 25, ng s escr Harvey, 1009 SaodcastJe Dr •• YOIYII arouocl efforts of the
cant must be at least 18 years 14th day of January, 1974, and Ave., IZC, Costa' Mesa, caw. and the northerly 1 foot of Lots ~~c~~nt~ ':reo!b.~._as :d Corona del Mar, Calif. 926Z5. aggressin brother to save his
of ap. •• was adopted on the 28th day ot 92627: Thomas G. Morell, 1741 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 aod 32 so 5 am~oo!ct :e same s-:u: This buslness is conducted shy twin from an unhappy mar-
SECTION 3. Section 5,14.190 January, 1974, by the following Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa 92627; of Tract 3145, as shown on in 1 JJ t • Dd ft. t be by an tndtvldual. rlare by dJstracUnc blm with
of the Newport Beach Mwtct-vote, to wit: Paula T Morell. same the map in Booll: 99, page 33 u orce a e ec and Signed: Beatrice Harvey. 1 pal Code is ameOOed to read: AYES, COUNCI LMEN :Mclnnts, Tbls ·buslliess is c~nducted of miscellaneous maps In tbe ~part~ Title 20ottbeNewport This statement was ftledwlth a beautllu rb.ncer.
"5.14.190 Isstance of Per-Rogers, Croul, Dostal, Kymla, by an individual omce of the Co unty Recorder ':~~TI:cr~Code. the County Clerk of Orauge HILMA TAYLOR DIES
mit. Tbe Chief' ot Pollee sball Ryctott, store. Signed· Thom~s & Paula Mor of Oranp County . • hls ordinance CoWlty on Jan. 28, 1974, Wll -• LJGAL MOT1CI eODdllCt an 1Dvest1ptlon of each NOES, COUNCILMEN: None. ell · • The southerly 1 foot of Lot shall be pllbllstled once in the llam E. St John, county clerk, Hilma M. Taylor, 85, ot 1143
OR DINANCE NO. 1550 appUcut for an ambula.Dce drt-ABSENT COUNCILMEN: None. This statement was filed with 913 or First Addtuon to Newport official newspaper of the City, by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. Charlestoo St., Costa 14esa,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE Yer's or ambula.Dce atteodant's Dooa.ld A. Mclnn.ts the County Clerk of Orange NeWpOrt-Mesa Tract, as shown and the same shall be ettecUve Publish: Feb. 1, 14, 2l, 28, died Jan. W at Port Mesa
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH permit, and may retusetotssue Mayor CoUDty on Jan 22 1914 WU-on the map tn Book 8, pap :o days after tbe date of Its 1974, 1n the Newport Harbor Convalescent hospital. She was
REZONING PROPERTY AND such permit, and may suspend ATTEST: liam E St John ~ounty 'clerk. 61 of MtsceUaneous Maps tn dopt:too. Ensign. r -31069 born in 1889 in Peonaylvanb
AldENDJNG D~RICTING or revokl:! a permit prev1o1181y Lataa La.gtos by The · M Ward· ' the Om ce of the County Re-Tbls ordlnance was tntro-and lived In CalUornta and Or-
MAP NO. 23 granted oo any of the following C ity Clerk PubJ:~ Ja~ 31 f-eb 7 14 corder of Orange County. duced as a rerular meeting L!GAL NOnCI ange County for 8 years.
The City Coun<:tl of the City grounds: Publish: Febrtlll'y 7, 1974, Zl 197-4 in the.Ne~rt ~bo; The southerly 1 foot of the ot the City Cot~~ctl of the City FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME Ser"t"tces were held in New
of Newport Beach dOes ordain (a) u the applicant is addict-in the Newport Harbor Ensign. En'stgn ' F' _30914 easterly 340 feet of Lot 1013 of Newport Beach tM!kl oo the STATEMENT York. Balt&-Berl'!ron Ftmeral
as follows: • of first Addition to Newport-14th day of Jan....ry, 1974, and The folloWt person isdoin Home was fonrardl.ng director.
SECTION I. The follo'rirlg Ll OT Cl LIG T Mesa Tract, as sboWII oo tbe was adopted oa the 28th day of business u · nc g ---::-:::7.-:-:::::=:::::---
descrtbed real property In the GAL M I AL MO ICE LEGAL MOTICE map in Book 8, page 81 or January, 1974• bJ the followtng The Wrtier 's Workshop 25 LIGI.L MOTICI
CUy of Newport Beach, County ORDINANCE NO. 1551 (f) ln order to meet the ob-of the Commlaslon. Said re-MlscellaneollB Maps In the of. vote, to wit: Beacon Bay, Newport ~ch, FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME
of Oran~, State of CalUornla, AN ORDINANCE OF THE ject1Yes set forth l.ll Section solution shall contatn the ftnd-flee of the County Recorder AYES, COUNCILMEN : Mclnn.ls, 92662· P 0 Box 171& New-STATEMENT
to wit: e m OF NEWPORT BEACH ZO.Sl.OZO ot thJs Code, an ap-tngs aDd recommeod&Uons of Orange CoUDty. :oprs, Crout, Dostal, Kymla, port Bea~h; Ca. 92663: Con-Th following per8001 are
Lots A, Band C, as shown AMENDING SECTIONS pUcaUoo for a plan.Ded com-of the Commission and sball Tbe southerly 1 foot of tbe yckotf, Store. stance S Sa[flmls 25 Beacon do bu1Dess as: Kol ot the
on the map tn Book 13, PlK" Z0.51 .030 AND 20 .'51.0'70, mtmJty dlltrlet IliaD eoata.ID be fornrded lo the City CoWl-easterly 127• ?1 teet of Lot lZlS :~N~o~~~~:o~. Bay, N~wport &ach, Ca11t. w d Z0!52 BayYtew AYe
42, Records of S11tvey, In the CHAPTER ZO.!U OF TUE a m1.nhnum al twQCJ-G.n ~) dl DO later tb&D fortJ-ftve (45) or First ~ lo Nnport-k .: one. 92662. S 'Aaa HettMs: Jttrr7 R' ..
oUice of the Co110ty Ftecorder NEWPORT BEACH MUNlCI-acres or Uldariprmect land ar• days after lbe ftrst pubUabed Mesa Tract, u •how'b .«~ tfle ~ lllelnftls Ttus bustness Is conducted S oRtns ZOZ52 Be.yYtew Afe ·
of Orange County, as shOWn PAL CODE, PERTAINING or ten (10) acres of tmprOYed notice ot the Planntng Com-map In Book a, Pill' 81" of ATTEST· eyor by an lndiYidwl. anta .b. Hts., CalU. 92707;
on Dtstrtctlng Map No. 23, re-TO PUBUC NCFrlFICATION land area. 'Improved land area' mission hearing, unless such Mtscella.Deous Mapa 1.o. tbe of-La • Sl(lled: ConstauceS. Sammis. Denise K. Scoggins, arne.
ferred to In Section 20.06.030 REQUIREMENTS IN''PLAN-as used wttb.in thlssectlonshall time limit Is e"Xteoded ~ fi~e of the County Recorder Ct~llAros This sta.tement was ftledwtth Tbts business Is cooducted
ot the Newport Beach Muni. NED COMWUNITY DIS-mean parcels ot land with per-the mutual agreement of the 0 Orange County, as showll P er the County Clerk of Oranre by an 1.Ddh1d1Al
clpal Code, and by such refer-TRICT" manent structures aftlled parties havlng an lnterest 1n on Dlstrlctlng Map No. 22, re-ubllsb: February 7• 1974• County on Jan 22 1974 Wll-Signed· Dent~ Soo(l1ns
ence made a part of Title 20 The City Councll of the City thereto, said improYementsoc-the proceedings. failure of the ferred to In Section 20.06.030 In the Newport Harbor Ensign. Uam E. St Jo~. ~oWlty 'clerk, This sb.tement was nteciwtth
of said Code, Is hereby re-of Newport Beach does ordain c ~yl.ng a land area amounting Pla.nntng Commission to take by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. the County Clerk of Oranp
zoned trom the Unclassified as foUows : to ten percent (10%) of the action oo the proposed amefld. LEGAL MOTIC! L!GAL MOTICI Publish: Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, County oa Jan. !8, 1974, Wtl -
Distrlct to tl•e Planned Com-SECTION 1. Section 20.51.-total acreage of the planned mentor lallure to report with-ORD INANCE NO. 1553 WHEREAS, tM-City Co110cll Zl, 1914, In theNewpo.rtH.arbor llam E. StJohn, com~.ty clerk,
muolty District, and said Dis-030 of the Newport Beach Mu. community at the time of ap. io the time limit shall be AN EMERGENCY ORDIN -has held a publtc beartne tor Ensign. F -30913 by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
trlctlng Map f'to. 23 is hereby rllctpal Code is amended to Plication for r.ooe change, ez-deemed to be approval of the ANCE Of THE em Of the purpose of coaslderlng POOU.h: Jan. 31, F'eb. 7, 14,
amended to show this zonlnt. read : eluding therefrom areasofpOO-proposed amendment by the NEWPORT BEACH EX-extending Ordlna.nce No. 1490, LIGM. MOnCI 21, 1914, tn the Newport Har-
SECTION 2. The Director ''!0.51.030 General Require. lie works or improvements and Planning Commission. TENDING ORDINANCE NO. aDd has fomd and determined FICTITIO t.B Bt.SINESS NAME bor Ensign. F·31090
of !he Community Development ments. Tbe followtog provi-publl~; rlfbts-of.way. Thlssec-(c) It the proposed amend· 1490 PROHIBITING THE IS-that U woukt be 1.o tbe best STATEMENT
Department ofthe CttyofNew. slons shall awly 10 all P-C tlon shall DOt be deemed to mentIs disapproved, no fur-SUANCEOfBUILDINGPER-tnterestofthecutuosofNew-ThefoUowlngpersooisdolng
port Beach Is hereby Instruct -Districts: requ.lre the cootioued use of any ther actton. shall be taken M.JTS FOR ALL CONSTRUC-port Beach to ezteod the ln-business as: GarMac Advertls-FICTITIOUS BlSIMESS NAME
ed and directed to change Dls-(a) The entire parcel for structures or Improvements thereon tmless an appeal TION ON THE BALBOA tertm construction problblUon lng, 3400 Irvine Au., 1115, STATEMENT
-·J rlctlng Map No. 23 to sOOw which an appllcatloo torclassl-uistlng at the time or awU-Is ftled In wlttng wtth the PENINSULA EXCEPT FOR on the Balboe. Peotnsula peod-Newport Beach, CalUornill Tbe foUowinr peraon isdolng
•the zoning changes described ttcaHon of land to P-C Is tlled catlon for r.ooe changt. The City Cotmcll Within twenty -one PERMITTED lliES [N THE tog the adopCion and etfectlwe 9!660: Robert G. Garrtsoa, busineiiS as: Webster Film En-
in Section 1 hereof, and as said must be within one ownerslllp, minimum acreage reqlllremeut (21) days after such dls-R-1 AND R-1.5 DLSTRICTS, date of tbe Residential Detel-18Z66 Yellowwood Wy., trvlne, terprtHs, 33 UDda Isle, Nn-
Distrlcttng Map st.ll have been or the appUcatton must be made as set forth In thJs paragraph approval. EXEMPTING THE c -1 DIS-opment Standards Ord1Jlance; California 9!6&4. port Beach, Ca. 92330: Edwtll
so amended, the same sllall be by or with the written author -may be wa.h"ed by written ap. (d) Following receipt of the TRICT, AND PROVIDINt NOW, THEREFORE, tbe City This bustness Is conducted Slbley Webster, 33 L1Dda Isle,
in full for ce and effect and lnUon for such acttoo 011 be-plication to the PiaJlnlng Com. Plann1ng Commission resolu-F'OR EXCEPTIONS BY OB-CoUDctl of the City of Newport by an indlvtd~al.
be a part of Title 20 of. the half of all property owners coo-mission and appr0¥2.1 thereof Uon awrovi.ng the proposed T AINING A USE PERMIT Beach DOES ORDAIN as fol-Signed: Robert G. Garrison. N~rt b~:;,c~~ 9~=~ted
Newport Beach Municipal Code. cerned, ..Uess such action 1s prtor to the consideration of amendment to any part or ele-WHEREAS 00 February 12 tows: This statement was ftledwtth by l00h1d 1 SECTION 3. This ordinance tnt Hated by the City. the appUcaUon for a tone ment or the Development Plan, 1973 tbe city Council of ~ Section 1. The building pro-the CollDtJ' Clerk of Oranp SaD 111 '
s ha ll be published once 1n the (b) P-C Districts shall be cllange.'' the City Council shall hold at C ity 'of Nnport Beach adopted htbttlons and restrlct:Jons as County on Jan. 24, 19"14, Wtl-Tt~~::'! .!, ::~~
official newspaper of the City, established, ameflded or re-SECTION 2. Section 20.51.-lea.st one (1) pOOUc hearing Ordt.nance No. 1490 prohibittng set forth in Ord1naoce Nos. Uam E. St John, county clerk,
and the same shall be effective moved from tiM!DlstrlctlngMap 070 of the Newport Beach Mu-on the proposed amendment be-the tss111nce of building per-1490 aod 1501 aretncorporat-by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. ~~UD~o:tyJ,;,le~:. ~1,!7~
30 days after the date of its of the City of Newport Beach nlclpal Code is amended to fore taking any action thereon. mtta for any new eoostructloo ed berelo by this reference Publish: Jan. 31, Feb. 7, 14, Uam E. St Jobn, county clerk,
adoption. In the manoer prescribed 1n read: Nott.ce of the Ume and place In the R-2 R-3 aDd R-4 Ols-and wtu eontlnt~e to apply to 21, 1974, In the Newport Har-
Thls or dinance .-as mtro-Chapter 20.54, as amended, and ''20.5l.010 Amendments To of tbe hearing shall be given tricts l~ted 1D tbe Balboa all properties oa the Balboa bor Ensip. f -30996 by Tberua M. Ward, deputy,
doced as a regular mPeting subJect to appea l procedures DeYelopment Plan. All deYel-as prescribed 1nSecUon20.54.-Peninsula area.s wttbout tlrst Peninsula as IMt area is de-7, ~~t~ '!;;·J~t3~:
ot the City Council of the City as prescribed 1n Chapter20.58, opment wttblll the P-C Dt.Rrtct 030. After the conclusion of obtaining a use permit, except scribed ln OrdlDI.nce No. 1490. LIGAL MOTICI Eulp_ . F-S0'1Zl
of Newpor t Beach held on the as amended. stall submnUally comply with such hearing, the City Council for llSIS permitted by tbe R-1 Section 2. This ordloance fiCTITlOlE BUSlNESS NAME
14th day of Janua.ry, 1974, and (c) The appUcatton lor a zone the Denlopment Plan and the may adopt or reject the pro~ District and R.l.5 uses 1n the shall be effectiYe for a period STATEMENT LIGAL MOTICI
was adopted on the 2Btil day ot c hanp to permit the estabiJ.ah-City's General Plan as posed amendment, or any part R-Z R-3 aod R-4 Districts· of ooe yeu trom tbe date of Tbe tonow1ncperson tsdotnc --""~~'-'>'-"='---
January, 1974, by the following ment of a P -C Dl:strlet pur-approYed and adopted by the tbereof, In such form as the the 'c.t Dtstrtct was eumpi adopttoa, or UDW tbe Rest-buat.ness aa:TbeTreadter,llOO FICTITJOt.E BlSINESS NAME
vote, to '1'\t: s tJant to the prorlsloasofCbap-City Council. To assure -that CoUDCU may deem to be ad. from the prorislon.s of tbe or-deotl.al Denklpmat Standards South COI.st Htpway, Lac-STATEMENT
A YES, COUNCILMEN : Mcinnis, ter 20.54 of this Code s,.U development remains consist-vtsable, or the Coun.ctl may dtnance; and Otdlnlnce is a4opted and be-Beach 9%651 : Kathryn Kary Tbe follotria.c per.oa tadotq
Rogers, Croul, Dostal, Kymla, Include and be accompanied by ent with the General Plan and refer the matter back to the WHEREAS, said ordtnaoce come• etfectiYe, wtucbever Parlt, 2110 0rance Ave., Costa boatness u : Vec:tor, G&U Vai-
Ryckort, Store. a Development Plan for the with the Yarlous elements, Plannlnr Commlsalon for fur-was adopted pura~ant to . the •hill ocear nrst. Me•, CalU. guz7• lectto Dttn, Wutmllllttr, Ca.
NOES, COUNC ILMEN: None. entire property, as prescribed statements, population denst-ther study and recommenda-authority of SectioD eS851!L of Sectloo S. Thls ordinance la This bu1tDes11 ts eoadueted neBS: Richard H. Andii'IMI.,
ABSENT COUNC ILMEN : None. by Sections 20.51.060 ll.Dd 20.-ties and standlrds wllt ch Uoo. the Calitornia Gooterament declared by tbe City Couoell by a.n lodlnd .. l. 5UZ VaUeclto Drhe, Weatmta..
Donald A. Mcinnis '51.070 of this Code; or u coostltute atd General Plao, (e) No ameodment to any Code, which aatborlses the to be oeceuary a1 an emn--Sl.ptd: KatbrJn Mary Parlt.. Iter, Ca. tHIS.
Ma yor awueatloo may be ln.lttated by the City Cooocll or the Plan-part or element of the Devel-adoptloo of lntertm IOGinl or-reec:.Y m•••e tor prntn'blc Thla stattmeld: wu tl~wtlb Tbls blllloeta Is coodtteted
ATTEST: either the City Couoctl « the ntnr Commtuloo may from opment Plan sbiU be deemed dinances u emerpoermeu-the petUc peace, bei.Ub, at.cy tbe County Clark ot Orance by an IDd:lridal.
Laura Lagtos Planning Commlasloa, ud may li~~Je to time ri'Yiew and, 11 final until QIPfO'fed by tbe City ures prohlbtUPr uee: wtdeh and welfa.re tor tbe r-..ooa: Couaty oa Jan. 28, UJ14. Wll-Slped: RtcWd H. Andw-..
City Clerk be proceued wtthoat a Dent. neeeasary, laittate a.mead-Council by adoptlon of a re-may contllet W'ltll a soa.IA( pro-u ltated btl'eta, ud If adqlttd Uam E. St Joha, colllty clerk, Tb.ll •temeat wu ftlechrtth
Publish: February 7, 1974, opment Plu, prorided tbatsa.ld meats to tbt Oet'eklpmeat Platl solutioa setUnt forth tuU par-poalwhieb tbe ~ectslaU._bod)' bY a foar-Mba 'IOtt ot tbt by Tber .. II. Wud, deVatJ, the Coe~~y Cllrlk of Orup
1n the Nnport Harbor Enstp.. "lao shall be ~lJ Pre-to auure tucb conslsWucy. tleu!ars d. lbe amendmeot." Is eulS!der:lDC; aDd City eo.cu aball tau P.mlllb: Ju. 11, Fib. 7, 14, Couaty oa Ju. J.t, ll'l'4. wu.
-------.......,--pared, u preKrlbed by Sec -An,l!"opoMd amePianDdment to SECTION 3. Tllta ordtDance WHEREAS, oa Uay 19, U?S, ett.et lmmdatelJ apoD Ita 11, 18'1'4, la lbaMewportHutiOr Uam E. 81: Joba, eo.ty eWt,
LIGAL MOTI(I ttons 20.51.050 and 20.51.080 lbt ~ ... elopmeat u Ot-tMU be pUblished oace In the after a dnl)' aott.c.ld ptttUe &doptioa. £Hlp.. F-at0e7 bJ THr .. II. Ward, deptQ,
------..-of this Code, and ablll be l(Uially approyed I.Dd adopted o.mc.I.al De'WJP~P~r crl the City, beiJ'tnr, the CltJ Coe~~eU b7 a Section 4. Tilt. ordl-.aee P.mua: Jan. n, Feb. 7• l4.,
fJCTm OUS BUSINESS NAME aclopttd as pruerll* 1D Cblp-by tbe Ctty Coqpc.U stall be aod tbe a me lblll bt e:ft'ecttn foti!'·Mb Y'OCe ot U. mem~ 1ball be petllbed c»ee lD tbe ~AL .ncl !l, 1t'l4, la IMNI'WPOI't ll.u1lor
STATEMENT ter 20.54 ot W. Code prior aeeompUahed !D t,_ tol&owiDC SO dl1s after tbt date Of Its beu adoplld Ordbuc.e Mo. oflletal ...,....., ot tbtCtty. YlCTrT'J:n• s....-M.AME Eulp. F.SOIN
The ColloWtnl Plf'ICJill are to the I.-ate at UJ perm.tta mUDtr: adoption. 1501 •zt.d~Dc OrdiiiMCe lifo. Tld.l or••.,.. ftll tJitto.. STAT&IdtfT
doloc bualneu u : Sc.batb, Hot~ tor denlopmeot tlpblllon or (a) TM Plt.aatnc CommJt-Tills ordltuee waa lntro-UiO tor u addltiGIIII.l period dwc.S UCI ...... uu tmer'· TM toUowilc .,...., an .LHIL _,...
mann IDdustrlal Properties redenlopma. ' slon Jl\aU bOld at IN.tl ODe dueed u a refU)I.r meeUnr of ellbt mc:elhl, IDd OrdiJibc• .-e7 Cl"ddlluce pwtaat 10 do'-NtMII u: CIMcom, PICTrri)UI 8~ !fAME
DBA Slllp Co., SO& St.l.adrew.'a (d) ll ,_,..., e>doto u to (I) pai>Uc holrhlr OOioro IP· ol 1bo CIIJ c ..... u at the CIIJ Ho. 1501 will '"""' • lu-Coltlanla --Code 1105 Park An., -lolaad, ITA'i'nwn'
Rd., Newport O..cb Ca., i!NO: tbt speeiftc dlmeol!oaa or u-Prcwtnr 01t ~Of1Dc ao of Nt'WPQI'1: BM.ch held OD the ...,., U , U'1'4; and ~ IHM at a .......,. Jlfft'PI(Wt &.ell IIIII: William n. loUDftlc per-lldcac
Ellld f. HolDWIII, 101 St All-t•t at OD1 dool ... lod aroo .,. ... miDI to OD1 port or l «<I claJ at J...,., 1974, llld WHIR& AS, ~ llo. mMIIIc fll Clio CIIJ C-lol t-OIIIIoriiJ Ill Vta Koroo, lw'n• u : tlr-~
cltow'o Rd., Hnport Boaeh, oa tho DoYO\opmoat Plan, tbo Olo-ol lbo DIYolopmool wu adoplod.., lllo!ethclaJat 14110 ud Or«-llo. 1501 tlloCIIJatii-Boa.-,llold 11-Bcii.-.-P'Nd-_,, -·-Bl'ld.,
Ca. 0!880; Charlot C. Schuth, _.tile -too otall 111 Ptaa. Hotleo ol 1111 Umo llld Juoary, tg?4, by tho tollowlof ...... -k1 allow lito oo-01 1bo 1 ... claJ ol 1......,, orldl -· 1105 Part 4YI., II-Boaclt, Ca. -
U'MI ...... , TuUa, Ca. ool by 1111 ftUar ol -a lopl plaeo at lbo ........... II bo Yato, k1 wtl: • ...,, 111Do 1ar U>o ooq,lloo ll?t, 1>J Clio ......... Yato, to a.---· Rlcllorcl I . ._ 1al Bar.
HNO. dHCI1ptlGo&lld-attMpar.-U ...-ribod taSoettoo AY!S,COUNCILIIEH:MeiiiAio, aDd lmlllm hHoo at Clio wll: Tldll --to .-oelod -dlt.,-A.,Co.
Tbll bull-u 11 coadoettd eel pr~ tar ........ IO.U.oact. Ropt'1, CrOll, o..tal., KymJa. City's o.wal Plu; ud ATU. COUJtCJJ...1BJI :MeWs, bJ M tds GIPOided ~~·~ T1IU a 1 5 1 Ia cw s 'I W
b! a _.1,..-11111>. ta CGOjoaclloo wtlll 1M ftlac (b) Tllo .._., Com IIIli--RJclooll, -·· WIIIIUAB, u port at Ia-•-o. ~ lt,.lo, Rye--- -a ...--. IIJ oa • 2 *"1.
lll ..... l Bold F. llotmota. lor-poolDtla. -M1 _.,.,,-oro will> 11011:8, CoUIICIUlEH: H0111. p ... oollllr--Plao, ~At. llptd: ~ E • .....,, llpod: •l'tll'd l .'ll.qa. ·
Tlola 1110.--~lod-(o) TlloCoot•..,. Ooftlop. --• ~-I 4B8l!IIT COUNCIUlEN: 11-. lito P...., Cootwt di ud COUIICIUin: c-1 Tala oiiii•oOI -lllod-Tala I I •lllwulllod-
lllo ~ Clorl• ol CJr-. moot 01rwe1or -hflow. prGpOOod --Ill 1111 ~~~~ 4. lllcloalo Ct17 c-a oro _ • ._lie A. COUIICIUDII: -· 1M C4lllr Cllltt Ci ~ tllo C4lllr Cllltt ol 0...., c .. • laa. It, 1rlt, WU.. "" Clio ....... 1ar 1 p.c part or tl •• ol lito DoYel. ~~~-ada!itloo o1 a 1'1 12 ' I Da--4. Ill-• C.., • loa. It, lt'7t, WU-C .. • 1-. 11, II'N, WU..
-I. a Ioiii, -c1ori;, D101r1et, 111111 -aloa ll a ..... PilL Tllo lfiMftl at AI JUT: nlo, 1a.11 ... 01'0 oo .._ -I. a Ioiii, -clln, -I. a ...... -t1oft, 11J ,..._ II. -.... ..... -,..,.. •• 1U• will Ito Clio =C<e•-o:-u Lain~ , wllldl wiD ,_--.I.TriiT: 11J ,__ II. """' ..... IIJ ,..._ II.~ .....
. f 7FO•.IIttL tt,lf,ll,P._ "'*""lor"" part o1 1111: ~·:..:~-= CJ11Clii11 " IHia "'tilll MQ IX I-I-. UIIIOI PCUI:ha.lf,lf, n,r-. f U01 ,._II, hL'\ If,
7,lt'N.IDtllll•77pFitlllrtllt •" nntetiiiiiJI'IrJntt-.. De·~ ... IIICIIII.r, ••·•; .. ,...,._., .,, 1114.a. twa...._ r t zlt cvc~srt t'M. IJ,ttM,•tlllftw.,....._ lt,trN.• .. .,s;us......-
.;ut,.. r.-. ••.o.ost•••tftla. 11 t-.Jkt.,.tllartlariMp ana: at PR* '*-7 '· 1 ....._ · ,...,. a-.., 1 r.-
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MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
SACRIFICE ON DELUXE
CONDOMINIUM
Custom quality thruout. 3BR or 2 + den.
2 ll:replaces-1 in master suite. Expensive
drapes,. sheers &: shades on all wmdows.
A/C. V1ew oC Mnts . $60,000, Lois Egan ·
' ~200. (F38) '
DOVER SHORES-BREATHTAKING VIEWS
"Country English" 5 BR., 5lh bath, den,
formal DR .. FR .. billiard room, children's
play room. breakfast room. Air conditioned.
Lg. H!F pool snrro'lnded by used brick
terraces. 3-car garage. Fee. Harriet Perry
642·8235. fFl ll
"OCEANFRONT -
WILDLY BE~UTIFUL"
, Blue. se,,.&~ ~ at your door ! · ' ATcllltect Ci'istper ~ master builder skiUt
have newly created this beautiful, airy
414 BR home. $229.500. Ken/Helen Hartley
642-8235. ( F29) ·-------,.,. I [Irvine J M ......... , ...... ,c-.. ,. J
101 DowrDrlv. H2·12J5
1144 MacArtiM' 14•·1200
N .. port hul'l, Callfornl• t211l
675-7225 675-7225
I 1. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
IILI IALEi REPORT
Sales through
Service pt the
Mesa Board
$159 million
MORE THAN
OVER 19721
. the Multiple Listing
Newport Harbor-Costa
of Realtors totalled
for 1973. THIS IS
AN 11% INCREASE
5,163 new listings were processed,
of which 55.5% WERE SOLD! 62% of
the sales were cooperative.
Ltat your property with a Realtor.
I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I
--~ -. "Too'U 11o rlod tomorrow,,.,,.. boaPI roo!--,.."
ROY . R. McCARDLE
llEALTOR .
167729
....... Sin*•S.•UO
........ v •• cw. ........... ,_ --·Coli,..
CURT ,DD·a~
".AL.TO'I
.-~-AaT··-Y....... ,. ....
REALTORS
WELl, ALL RIGHT!!
RIGHT duplex on the RIGIIT street In the
RIGHT location with the RIGliT deCor and
the RIGHT income. Don't be LEFT out.· Call
· RIGHT NOW! A lisliDg of Bud Auslln.
JUST REDUCED TO $85,5001
OWMER MUST SELLIII
CALL 644-7270
2121 E. ~c~ .. ~·~·~~~~~~~~~
SALESPEOPLE
ARE YOU ENJOYING
I. An exce llent, liberal commission plan?
2. A very liberal bonus plan?
3. The best Corona del Mar location?
4. No management competition?
5. Unlimited management ;wistance?
6. No ad \:ertising ex pense?
7. Representing a 2:l year old company with
a record of complete integrity?
8. Agreeable and helpful associa te S?
If you'd like to discus! these reasons for en·
joying your profe~sion please call 675-3000
lor an appointment.
... I ~.: l~!c.-\(l r
(, ~ \0!0 :.•,•"\' -----~
• REDUCED-MUST SELL
Your Yery own omce at home Is only one of
the attract1n addtUoos to this CORNE R DUPLEX
In Corona del Mar .
Bright aDd sunny 2 bedroom, den home with a
lo'+'ely paUo, built-In B.B.Q. omce Is e&.stly con-
verted to a prlnte apartment for Mom or Dad.'
Sparkllng BeW 2 bedroom un.H has btdlt-ins, nre-
place, loads of windows and a pleasant view.
Reduced "? $99,500. Submit your terms.
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UNIVBRSITY REALTY
•
SOOI E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL WAR 87S-S510
~/j,Jn .u
PIISl1el WATHFRONT HOt-
-aY N'POtNTadNT
Cuttem ....... Ott LIIIIR
Gndoul 5 lldnD .. 41<!1 both homo with nil
DlaDDocl cllJilq rtD .. IOJIIil1 rm., dillou., • ~... -Illite. Lonly ....,.. with ~ lt.llr 10 M<Ond floor. Plor • allp.
m'J,ICiiO. .
.,..._ lole.-
Priml45'1qoon lot· $110,000.
,_ CJ aphle hN 1!1.,_
o.. .u "' a LA~~-. -Col:
BD.L GlUNDY,.I.cakw
• ...-~'~,'l.f'.srs
Corona del Mar
FIRST TIME OFFERED!
Two-huodred bloCk, oear oceul Immaealate
eustom -buH 2 bedrooms, 3 t.ths wltb new from
panelled reereatloo room . Central aJr coodltlonJ.ac,
beautifUl ftreplace, enclosed paUo. Approlimately
2700 SQ. ft .
Asking $125,000
• • • •
CHINA COVE
Cot:y three bedroom home --view --all new ap.
pllances, paint, ea.rpets and drapes.
A Bargain $109,500
•••• ·-
COM DUPLEX
North of highway --quiet nelgbborhood --three
bedroom --three bath front ~mit with two bedroom
two bath upper ~.mtt.
$110,000
C'EST MAGNIF
Graelous H•llle oa the Dour Shores blu:ft.
Breathtaking •few of the Upper Bay, Newport
Center, and tile ocean. 5, 700 sq. ft . lDclades 5
bedrooms and baths, pool w/ Jacuz.t:.t. De11gbtf'ul 1D-
terlor deta.ll, outstaodtng condition, and locaHoa
J lke this an n cellent n.tue at SS75,000.
• Will exchange for condominium, T.D. or wblt
hne you .
T
ShOwn by appointment only.
IRWIN & IRWIN REALTORS
2100 E.Coas1 H.,..v. Co<ona 001 M-1• CA 92615 (71 4\644-61 I 1
EXCHANGES A SPECIAL TV
f' ... '
COlliN -MAlliN INC.
EXCLUSIVE LIST
Cd~l -Ocean side hwy .. dream house plus
guest house . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $72,500.
HARBOR VIEW HOM£5
Somerset 4 BR. + family rm ....... $82.500
Harbor View Hills, vie\C. pool. 3 BR.. fami-
ly rm ............... Reduced 1o tn,ooo .
Laguna Niguel, 4 Br. + fam. Rm .. Vu $47,500
THE BLUFFS
Linda model (lwe or sell ) ......... $89.500
Trim. model, consider lease/option t6Q,500.
Newport Beach 3 BR condo . . . . . $411,!00
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
3 BR. 1 ba, lam rm, lg lot. . ...... $40,1150
NEW DUPLEX
2. BR, 2 ba each unit. . . . . . . . . . . . . $102.000
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX
A real Gem!! ................... S88.850.
TO IIUY OR SELL
In Coata tllMa, Corona del 1llar
and Newport Beach
NatleMI Muttt11ta LitH,. S. •lee
..... ,., ...... ~························ for Lease
East Bluff Condo
•IB&DIOC:MS ·•I BAT. • TRJ-LiftL
c-. • 111111. a 111tc ud c.-•• 111u..., Se..-. Doell ar ..,.... .. ....,...I 2: ...-.
.._. CII'IIR II ~lr a. . .
ftiiOI'U_,..~.
OPIN SAr.--AMo'lllic. PotiiMSI'ICnoM
Dl6 "'lST A MOSU • MOOM '11L I P .IL ..................... ~············~·····
* lOYD u.,. ••sars *
OPEN HOUSES
,_ ~., . ' .
227SS I$LAMARE
OPEII SUNDAY 1-5
Lake front tamlly home--4 bedrooms, 3 baths ••
all planned tor Ute "good llfe." Charming brtck
terraces dowu to the lake. Boat storage. $69,500,
(I mmediate possession possible.)
*** 701 ACACIA
OPEN SATURDAY 1-5
Buy now and develop in the future! Char ming
beamed ceUiag 2 bedroom home with 1 bedroo m
apartment. $75,000, (Owner r e2dy to MOVE.)
**·* 611 VISTA BONITA
OPEN SUNDAY 1-S
Bonny Bonita --3 bedrooms, 3 baths condo oo
pine secluded greert belt. A steal at $65,000.
t:JBOYD --*~* -LC..IIwy.
C......4ol-..
Pete /Ja,.nH l<eaf~
Baycrest
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 P.lol .
1719 SKYLARK, NEWPORT IIEt.CH
HARD TO FIND -all these basics: 4 Bed-
room~. family room. formal dinin' room.
Located in one of the nicest areas tn \own.
2 Fireplaces and Large yard with ple.llty o{
!'f)Om for a pool,.. ~ , • , .. .., • . ,
J
-a;-s-.~oyo a s..Nyo
PETE BARRETT REALTY
, .. Wwldltf Dr., M.a.
642o52!10
JUST LISTED!
WOODSY CANYON
& OCEAN VIEW
One of a kind in Corona del Mar. this 'f"ery un -
usual 3 bedroom home oa quiet cut de sac loca-
tion. overlooking little cr eek to rustle setting. .
BEALn'lf'UL OCEAN VIEW trom Urtng room,
tamtly room and deck. Separate tamlly dlnlng as
well as formal dining area.
Real sedusioo near prln.te beach and well-priced
at $98,000.
THE REAL ESTATERS
332 W.RGUERITE, COROMt. 01!\. IIIAR ,73_.510
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Bomb threat fizzles
1'1111 lllwlt .,,...,.._ ...... ,._. ad ..._ a -.o, a.
CIU' __. • dr•• ,.,., __.,.... b s•:t4r Mutt~
Jl U M MciMI ,..., ud lloWIIIII ... " wta .ad Ull.t •n rrw .._ ..m:u tJI. "I .._. lip * c...-., iD a _,,, ... 1 _,_ amc.r, ~ claliDtd tatJ W
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SU3 160 tr I . k'd LT. OIIAULLI NAMID IDI'OIITH~RiliiiGN .... , con ac ts o 011., AT SIAL IIACH I'UIUSIIED llEXLY -,.G£ u
lHUfiSDAY, fEB. 7, 1174
COIDIA llfl.IN, CAL.
f Est • d I' Ll. -· C-oW, 10, DONALD WALLACE DII!S or aneta remo e tng :.::..:"':':~ ~.~~~..:~.:·:.:~
Shermulor..oaotEIMoata back r.ro.r, w m•., :,~:"..!:.ua.-:w~ ditd '"· lat'Hoac Holpl.tai.I~=:.I"''I.:<II.I~:O 1M 1 poli"'FTP D I .... abu .... I VOIN der boclbf·
,..._ 1. tro11111oc 1111 riP! -wUb
-- -u II plutk t JD)ooll-''
Wat a-.rded U. coatraet IDtbe tbroup tbl CerUflcae.d !m-ll1l datiNuthtCOWitJ'IfOCIII'-LD ~t...":.-:a ~:.10uJ':i -
.-amo•t ot $ta,110 to remodel PkJJHI CoUPCJ1 or tbt Falr ellt cbllt' oe Ftb. 11. u•~ Ia. 0raaie eo.:t1 tor 10
latuel& b.lpecltoolattbeNew-EmpkJJ"' Practlee Commt•-Rt 11 a.,.... ot 1 ,..,, Je&rl Rt .,.. ltatlltl laD
....
Jfo ............ toUDd bJ
111o or..,. eo.tJ llltrllf'•
-b ~~~-n. bordtr ptlt01 ~·~ .ft 1 MeWW.m,
IJid d:tda"t ... use tbt title
llupt<tor. Tbt -of tbt car, Scott MclYer , S04 utb st.,
West Nnport, eald be bad left
bta ca.r parted u be had rWii ~ ~
outot ps. ~
ANNA LON GOON , 75, OF
COSTA llESA IS DEAD
Alma Loagdoo, 75, part-
owaer ot the sta.rllDe Tniler
Vlllace, 2060 Newport Blvd.,
Cosm Mesa, died Feb. 3 at
her bome ln tbe park.
lfi'WPOri-11•• UIUll~ acbool •Jon." oa tbe .Nnport Bel.eb force, tor the Vf!btnM1 Admlol~-
4Qtrt.et board mMUD( T8Hdl.y bu lined u a 4114 petrol-Uoa for 15 JIU'I.
DIJIII. TASTEFUL BACKBOARD mu, ,...,._.IJ rtlatscu SIII'YI-• laeltdo hit trtlt
Tile mMtlll& wu II'Ubd b)' 0 K IN BIG CANYON omcer, potrol -put, cltloe -lladtlllle: Z do...,• J..0 tptecbt1 from Oodtt Aodeueo, • • ttn Nfpui, aad la elll'l'•lJ 81Drt1D of Newport s.a'el\ ud
Lla.eolll middle ecbool teleber, New otfteera lDd directors a utped u ld)lt&Dt to tbl BeYirb' l.4ktl of Uplaad· J
wtto bla C*l'-bll.ded a drtn ot the Canyoo HUh CommWLity ehiet ot poUce. A MarlDe C~ 80U Dollllld Ud wuuam' ol
tor retroe.etlte eqtal pay to Assn. met Monday .nlgbt, Feb, ,.tteru, bt IM)Jd8 a btcbetor'• ton~ aad 8 lfllldeldldJ''!'•
tno tor lirll'athleticeoaebes; 4, aM decided that tbe eree-dqr .. from CalUonla state • 4 Maya Decker, presideot ol tbe Uoo ot ''tasteful" ba., .. "","'ou.
1
11«1U UDJ,.vltt1, LoilrBeaeb. •
Mewport Me• Federation of backboards would be
Teachers; ud Pete Remmel, ln that area.
aecretary -treanrer ot the A tepl suit t p..lnat
Central Labor Couocll of T. Sm ltb, 3 Oakmoa.t
Orutt Col.dy AfL-CIO. Big Canyoo. Ylllll~be~p~~-=:i
St(lt. Joha KlcoU earlier bad accor ding lo !!
made lbe offer tor retroaettve Rorue Hemley. Tbe
to 19'13. Dodte Andersen count-decided ttw.t the backboard tbat
ered, "II be made the decision Mr. Smith built, start1Dg aeoo-
to go blck 1o 1973 --why oot troversy tr.t culminated ID a
go back to 19'12?" community survey, "meets U'·
Dr , Norman Lol.ts, assistant e httectural standar ds dooe 1D a
SOUTII COHS'I
._,.,,
Golden Globe Awards! .. -.... ..... ,.;;;;: ..... .,... TWO
COMPLETE
SHOWS
l "-COLUMBIA PICTURES
~STAAl< PAOOUCTIONS
STACY KEACH
HlO Uld IO,so 11'01
PLUS
ELIZABETH TAY
Starring ln
"XY and Z"
Rated R
'GL Ell & RAI~O.~'
8:30 Only
' Botll Color' I Rated X
U:rs. J..oo.&doo was born Dec.
14, 1898, 1D PennsyiYLida. She
came to CaWornla and Orange
County 30 years ago,
Services were held Feb. 6,
at Westcutf Mortlary with Rev.
Roger Sere otn.ct.atlng.
•• s~rtnteadeot, said yesterday, tastefUl manner to blend into
~"We are st1U in the cootrac-his residence," Mr. Hemler
tu.al year tor 1973. U we go stated.
ill! A
10iidt
Of Class .UMI ..,.,.. ........
E'.Kape
Is
Everything~
=~§
MON.-fRI. 7:20-9:55
SAT. & SUN.
Many ol-felaW
offtcers cotWidered
him -most· lcsa~n~~~.,.,.,,. man -
111.us-Jiff NIDOIS
"TTff LAST AMIII<AN
HIIO"
MAJOII. JEATURI PllVIIW
SATUJDAY • 9:15 lt.M.
BOB PRICE 1968 Olympian lD
the steeplechase and dlreet.or
of Athletes lD Actt.oo Track
Team, will speak oo "Power
to live tbe dedicated Christian
life" at 7 p.m. thi s Sunday,
f eb. 10, at the f irst Baptist
Church of Newport Beach, 2501
Cliff Drive, Newport Heights.
The pr ogram w1U also Include
a trombone solo by Darren
Geor ge, an AlA r unner llvtng
In Newpor t Beach, and a 111m
of the track team ln action.
Tbe team's home bllse Is in
Santa Ana.
CHURCH .SeER VICES
• P LY MOUfH CONGREGA.
TIONAL CHURCH, 3262 Br oad
St., Newport Heights --"We
are beloved sons" Is the ser -
mon topic of associate pastor
Ter rence Undvall at 10 a.m.
StmdaY.
• ST. ANDRE W'S PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH, 600 St. An-
drew's Road, CUrt Haven .•
Dr. Charles Dier enlteld will
pr each at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Sunday on ''How to tame lions. ••
The men of the churc h will
hold their annual father-~~~~~~~~~~~=~;~~~~ daughter breakfast at 7 a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 13. J!ldge
Lloyd Blanpted w111 speak.
tHE:Aftl • TtfE NEWPORT HARBOR
DAILY
SHOWINGS
TWO· CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCI.
E!NCE, 541 Center St., Costa
Mesa --The Rev. Eleanor
~~~~ Jacltson wtll preach oo "Bless.
• lng& of love" at tbe 11 a.m.
Sunday servtee.
What this film
exposes
about
undercover
vice cops
• THE NEW PORT UNITY
CHURCH, 15th St. and Irvine
Ave., CUr!' Haven •• Member -
shlp Stmday will be observed
at the 10 a.m. service. The
Rev. Stme Richards will speak
on "Somebody touched me."
Dr . James Bona cci will be solo-
lst.
~~~~~S:I can't be seen on your
television set
LIGAL NOTICI
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice Is hereby given that
the Planning Commisslon oftbe
City of Newport Beach w111
hold a public llear lngoo Amend-
ment No. 421lnttlated by New-
port Harbor Yacht Club to con-
sider an amendment to a por -
tion of Oistrlcting Map No. 10
from the R-2, R.3, and R-4
Districts to the OS (OpenSpace)
District on porUon ot Lots 2
tltrougtl 6, Tract 710; Lot 169,
170 Subdivts ton Block A, East
Newport; lots 12 thrQ.Ugh 22,
Block S, East Newpor t; said
property belng tmown as 720
West Bay Avenue, Newport
Beach, CaUiornia.
PAUL
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ELL IOT GOULD·
·ROBERT BLAKE
HOLIDAY
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Notice is hereby fw-ther
gl,en that said public hearlng
wUI be held on the 21st day of
Febnary, 1974, at the hour
of 7:00 p.m. In the Council
Chamber s of the Newport Beach
City Hall, at whi ch time a.od
place any and all per sons ln-
inter ested may appear loci be
heard thereon.
JOSEPH ROSENER, JR.,
Secretary
Planning Commission
C tty of Newpor t Beach
Publish: FebrtJaty 7, 1974, 1.o
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
NDANGERED SPECIE
-
A lot of ecologists and do-gooders
to save some endangered species of
our Upper Bay.
are campaigning hard
birds that hang around
I have another species they might be interested in helping.
It is called homo sapiens. A number of these 2-legged creatures
have been nesting along the edge of the bay for a number of
years in a preserve known as Bayside Trailer Park. They have
been good citizens and good neighbors. Now, our politicians
and administrators are telling them to ·migrate elsewhere. It
seems that the "nests" these folks have so industriously built
do not measure up to our current political standards for archi-
tecture. Beauty, of course, is in the eye of the beholder, but
I think those bayside huts look a hell of a lot better than Prom-
ontory P oint, Versailles, or some of the other architectural
abominations that have been built here lately. And you can bet
that the Irvine Co., which owns the land those trailers and huts
are on, will build another high-density rabbit warren there if
they can get away with it.
If the city fathers really mean what they say about building
standards, why don't they try being consistent f or a change,
and do s omething about some of the corrugated tin, dirt-floor,
community-bathroom structures that pass for commercial and
industrial buildings in the old part of town ?
No, they would much rather go about their business of running
good, solid citizens out of town. Pretty soon, all of the boat
w9rkers, restaurant employees and other common folk will have
t o try to commute here from out of town ..• if they can find
a road that leads to Newport Beach. Either that, or we subsi-
dize t.!lem and pay them the same ridiculous salaries that we
pay some of our city administrators. That way, maybe these
folks could afford to live in the city where they work. If we
paid them $35,000 a year, they could live across the street
from some of the guys who are trying to run them out of town .
Well, any day now, we can look for the local bosses to take
a hint from the Mexican politicians and come in with National
Guardsmen, bayonets and bulldozers and start clearing people
out. It would do the politicians some good to stop and realize
that, whether a man lives in Dover Shores, in a trailer park,
or in a cardboard shack on the side of a hill outside Tijuana,
it's his home and his castle. And he has just as much right to
live as politicians, city managers, or Upper Bay bir,ds. • • • *
T o make your "nest" a little brighter and more pleasing
to yourself and the politicians, stop by the store. With some
weekend holid;tys coming up, a few buckets of Colony paint
might be just what you need.
,., S. CH fCIC U,. ON ALL 0, TH f ,./
WHO Alllf DOING THI MOST YAkKING
St:l WHAT TNI!Y HAVt: DON I ,0111 AL FORGIT
THI DJTHLAHitl PIN liT • M.U:DWARf • COLONY ,AIMTS • SMALL AI'I'LioUICIIe rLUMIING SUrltLIU
FO GIT D E
2MI W.IAI.IOA llVD., NIWPOU IIACH PHONI 01 S.2~10 -
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