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Home My WebLink About1975-03-13 - Newport Harbor EnsignIDE I property ... O'fted by Rob IDa ud bl.l fatbtr. .. IS OKAY D Wr. road oat-way aDd lddiJIC a A ,_. to w1dta Ctut Rwy. llollc Ma.rt.Dtra MU. from no.er Dr. to tilt Ar- eMe wu olaaJ.t "-117 bJ tM ... .,.,It Beacla Ca.cU. asp..., cut) putUc .w poutblJ be aboliAICl. Tbt plaD calla tor adcUDc 12 fMt to tbt IAiud lkte of tbt hletnraJ. TM road wW tbeD haft s tbroaCb- tramc lanett SD •cb dt- rtctJon, plu a mJdiSJ.e biro- IDe laDe. tDd a btke laDe aDd aldwalk oa •cb tide. Tbe tatlre n~Adway tDd stde- ft1b WOII.Id -...n lU ,.. .. wdL Cout a..,. 11 DOW 100 ... ...S. aiDII batltnk .. llcl.s.d Ia tbl ..._ l.l tbt bfai'Ded oat !too blocl of MarlDtrt lrot. COIDCU mtmbera admUted liloadaJ that tbt Jan. ts ft.N tllat d .. troyed tile block cue tbtm a rare CIIJIIOrttmltJ to , Ideo tbe bJCbwaJ. bill tlat I IDOft peu:ta:aiJtle C1MM -..Jet be from 10 to 11 ,.r.. n. CUJ w.Jd Mft to t11U 11p UJ boDtap tll&t l.l DOt -.bd!Yidld or ndefelopect dllrllle tbe wid--me Pf'OCJUI• Bat, tllat woald 111111...01 DOlt lllctade tbt uoo block. ~ .. tbe OWDtrl of U.t Pl"'DDlrtJ could be nqu1red to dedicate a tz foot biDd of tbelr property to bJCbftJ ue wbea tbey HbaJJd oa the alte of tbe $Z mWioo tln. elpll oner, lu a.lrtldy •14 1M cu u.-. wttb a 11 6)ot wf4etQL bat object.d ID I !4 loot ns.mc t1rat -ctJt OJ Mr • Holu, Wlao coattodl tllat I 1!4 foot rcedfty Ia DMdtd to mtetlt&te lti.Dd- anta llw toture traftle pro- ~ aJoac Mat1Dera Mlle. ''The twJldfac c:&DDOt be tflteUvtly mGYed back, •• be arptd, potDUDc out U.t the auto sbowroom would be cut trom 24 feet to lZ feet. • 'And ... fll for tmporta, tbat La very aarrow." secGDd 1'0I.d aloac tbe btur. bebi.Dd t.be buctn .... , Unmc tbt bJPWl.f' a DOrtb lide. Du llia.DSm of Ardell •a yac~ brottrac• at tm'7 w. Cout HWJ. c1almed t.bat the 12 foot wldentAL W'b.leb would J..llclocM two S toot bl.ke lanes, "l.s apencHac u awM lot of mooey toba"blkftaJsck>wn Cout Hwy.'' He qgested tbat ellmJnatJoo of the bib la.lles would eod tbe neec! Ca.Worula BIU dtacD ot- llelal, IUd t!at u.e W1deD.I.ac would DOt burt p1a.u for r~ tbe ~s braocb ill tbe burD..t out block, but aald bt "sbares commaatty cooeeru about the wldeo-tnc 1 .... Public Works Dtrector Joe DtvlJJI ald Tuelday that there ls a possibility tbe clty may bave to buy tbe 12 root strtp aloog the 2300 block, depeDdingon wbat k1od or plus are submitted for rebuUdlng the block. Some buslDeal owners ob- Ject .... to tbe wldecllAC pro. jeet. for wide~. Ctty qtDMr BtD Nolu aid an optimUtte CQeN 11 tbat tbe wideo1Dc Ytll be eomp .. ted ID 5 to 10 yean, VIDceot Jorceoaeo, prlD- Theodore Roblu Jr. said that tbt plan would cut lD ball a -.owroom at Newport 1m porta auto dealer. Tbe Suean Kewea, owoer of an art ceot.er complex at 2400 w. Coast HWJ. asked for aJterna.Uve aolutioo.s. She suggested an elevated throughway above Coast Hwy. or maklDc the present Grecory Dumu, United MOORINGS SUCH AS THESE WILL PAY HIGHER FEES MOORING FEE HIKE IS VOTED Heeding a warning from Mayor Donald Mcinnis that tbe city could lose control ot some of its valuable tide· lands, Newport City Council moved Monday to raise boclt mooring fees 500%. Tbe Council also paved tbe wty for cllarctnr for otber private use of publlc tldelaads, such as prlnte pins. Boat owners woo oow pay $1.%0 per foot per year tor rooorLCJs 1D tht tarbor will pay-. s-er .... ae • .-. moortDcs, now ,ol.Dg for 60 eeots ptl' foot per year, wUI be blttd to $3 per foot. The new rates wtll bri.Dg city oVr-ned moorings into line wtth what the county charges for its moorings. The Increases were prompted by an audtt .of city tidelands cooducted last summer by the state LaDds Dtvlsfon at tbe request of the city of Costa mesa. The aldtt surgested that the clty may be vtolattnc the trust given It by the state wheD the state turned ~er tlde- laDda to cltiu and counties lalNI. "We we tbe word from Ulf State L&Dds Commtsstoa tbat we may be tread.I.Dg oo Don Huddleston dies at age 70 Don Huddleston, promin- ent Newport businessman aDd civic leadP.r, died Suo- day at the age ot70. Memor- Ial semces were beld Tues- day at St. Andrew's Presby. terlan Church, where fie had served as an elder. Burial was ID Pacifie VIew Memor- Velma; 2 daUCbters, Mrs. L. J. FUlmon of China Ka.ke and Mrs. Jeffrey Grtmm of Santa Rosa, &Dd a brother, Leland Huc!dlestoo. Kansas. Tbe f!lmlly suggests mem- orlal ltoaatloas to the beart tuDd. Ial Park. GLITTER OF GOLD IS thin lee,•• warned Mayor Mc- InniJ during Monday after- noon's CouncU study ses- sion. "lf we slt and do noth· ing, we could be looking at a situation llke what hap- pened to Looc Beaeb, where certaiD tidelands wen taken away by tbe state. It we stt and do oothl.Dc for too mucb longer, we may eod up wUb a dry ecg." The Council instructed the city attorney, Dennis O'NeU and tbf mulDe department to ciDW 'II '4111F ... Jatt Jec• UlatloG tilt nile tu .... Tbe tDcreues are espeettd to add $1S1,000 a.onuaUy to the elty treasury. Mooday nJgbt, the CouncU wrote a change to lts own official poltcy governlnc harbor permits and other private uses or the tide- lands. That move wu prompted by a consulttnc attorney's opinion that the clty could get 1n trouble ror allowing piers and other private construction on the tidelands without chargi.Dg a ree or rental. Although Monday night's action dJd not establish any such fees or rentals, It made such action by CouncU legal. NEWPORT BEACH JOe THE-NEWIORT HARIOR nt• v "aAL ...... AHa ~· IMI ern OP MIW011T eiACM ,. CII&F wu..,. ...-TID ... .............. ,IIMJI JO( COSTA MESA 27TH YEAR, MO. 31 THURSDAY, MARot 13, 1975 (714) 671-IS!D COlOMA DR MAl; ClLW. The tlDaoelal crlsis fac. ing the Newport Mesa school di.strtct deepened Tuesday ntcbt as districtadmf.llistra- tors were hit wltb teaeher demands aDd by trustee dl· rectlons that could add mU- lloos of dollars to a budget already $2.4 mUllon in the bole for the oext llscal year. The Certutcated Employ- ees Couocll. wtllcb repre- sents the district's teach- ers, warned that a raise based on the Ora.oge and Los Angeles County cost or Hvlng Index between last July and next June wUI be soucbt tor next school year. According to current fig- ures, the Index jumped 11.5 per cent tbrou.gb January. Each one per cent of em- ployee pay raises In tbe district costs l0<:2l taxpay- ers $310,000. Thus, a 15 per cent cost of living in- c rease by June would mean a $4.6 million pay incr ease. Trustees told tbe district administration Tuesday to come up with an extra $1,- 000,000 to replenish Us dls- appearlng resene operating fUnd. Tbe trustees then re- fused to cut a $250,000 pri- mary reading program from next school year's budget. They did chop $100,000from the budget by decidlng to extend pupll walking dis- tances by halt a mlle. In order for the district to keep going oo present COM Key Club aidin·g Indians tton last December to help A big truck and trailer pick the playground site. load of supplies for needy "This project has been Arizona lnd1ans will roll out going on ror 4 or 5 years or Corooa del Mar this Frl-DOW," says Scott Mc Adam, day moroing as Corona del president of the local Key Mar higb school Key Club Club. ·•we raise money to members make their annual rent a big truck and traller trek to the Hopi and Navajo by selling Key Club eaten- reservations. dars. Tom Benvenuti was When tbe 14 members and our calendar chairman this their 3 adult companionsar-year." rlve at the reservation north The Key Club Is sponsored of Winslow, they wlU also by the Corona del Mar Kl. build a 50 foot square black-waois ctutJ. top playground for Indian COM high school teacher cblldren. Jim Knowlton and 2 Kiwanis Tim Benvenuti and Curtis members wUI make the trip ParvlD, co~chairmeo of the with the students. They will project. Visited the reserva-return Yonday night. tax income next school year, lt needs to cut an estimated $2.4 mlllloo 1n current pro- grams. Witb the demands added Tuesday, administra- tors are oow faced with a possible S6 to $7 million sbortage. A special electloo called for May 27 will let voters decide whether or not to raise their property taxes to make up the ex- peeled derlctt. Wllh bussing boundaries pushed outward a half mlle for next school year, 1,s.t0 students wbo are oowbossed wlll have to walk. That will wclude Z92 Corooa del Mar students In Harbor VIew Hllls and Harbor View Homes. Other ample fl&- ures Include 216at Estancia, 205 at TeWinkle, 500 at Rea, 140 at Bear St. Trustee Doo Smallwood insisted that the city ofCos- ta Mesa, which has no school crossing guards, bire some to protect children wbo wW now have towalkacrossdan- gerous lDtersections. At the oext school board meeting on Marcb 25, the trustees are expected to look at other possible budget euts. FREEWAY A 'FANTASY'? Councilwoman Luctlle Kuehn, wbo keeps insisting that Newport Beach do some- thing about Its traffic pro- blems, tbls week aceused some local people or indulg- Ing 1n "tantasy" about tree- ways. "There is a fantasy, which bas wtde popularity, tbat the Corona del Mar Freeway la golJae to uteod throQcb tbe Booita..CoJQte CIDJOD." sbe told a Mooday atternooaCity Council study session. She tbeo rem l.nded the Council, and hlgb.raoldng Irvine Co. planners preseot at the session. that "nobody - state, county or othenrtse has any firm plan to route the treeway anywhere, ex- cept to Newport Center." Gordon Jones, lrvlne Co. engineer · with a company team e:rplalntng li'Vme plans for the ck>wncoast area be- tween Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach. agreed. ron told the dternoon study Irvine city olftclals have sessloo tbat his company bas •otced stroog objections to abaodoaed plans to have bavf.Dg the Corooa del Mar Coast Hwy. moved Inland treeny come lDto their city, along the Corona del Mar-which InclUdes Booita Can- Laguna Beacb stretch. . yon , and Laguna Beach 1s in mapplng tbe 10,000-agaJnst having the freeway acre downcoast pll.ll, Mr. Unk up wUb l.a(una Canyoo Cameron said ort&tnal com-Rd. pany plans for tbe Corooa de 1 Present state tand.lng Mar freeway to lllllt up wUb takes the freeway trom Soutb Lapa c..,_ R.c1. tavtallo Cout Plua. acrou tM be-. cba.lpd.. Newpol't.Rttoer .... ._...y, "We doo't 11:oow wbere U dOWD Bristol Ave. to Mac- would )OLD other roads rur-Arthur and Untnrslty Dr., tber ~st." be ad-oear the mouth of Bonita mltted. Canyon. Tennis center need claimed Newport Beach oeeds a tennis center complu, and the bigger the better, a local resident who runs recreatloo and parks ror the city of Los Angeles said MoOO:a y. at Mfit~~~~ ~~ TOPIC FOR DAR MEET Haven. came to Newport 29 .. Tbe rutter of (Old and years 1.&'0 trom tbt Soutb bOW 1t a.trects rou" wUl be Gate ar•. He operated a tbe Utle of a talk by tiD- real estate counseling tlrm ance courdtant Keooettl 1n Costa Wesa. Slouch at tbe March 26 meet. Airport war continues "The route, approved b) the state aod the clty, calls for the freeway to rollow Mac Arthur Blvd. to San Miguel Dr. 1n ~ewport Cen- ter,'' he repliedto3questlon from Mrs. Kuehn. Mr. Jones also gave the oplllion that, even lfthe tree- way is re-routed down tbe canyon toward Laguna Beach, it would oot be enough to handle tratnc 1D the area. WUllam Frederickson, of Balboa, said bls 44 years of experience 1n Los Angeles has shown him that tennis complexes should be big, shoclld be ll(bted at olgflt, and should provide support- In& semces that would at- traet famllles. Goldenrod, Flftb Ave. and Sea Lane. Corooa del Mar. However, at least 2 city councll members, Mayor Donald Mclnnis and Lucllle Kuehn, are oo record op- posing any use of the vacant Flfth Ave. corridor that would cl~ oft the optloo of using it later for tralttc. Besides tbe MacArthur. Flnh Ave. site, other loca- tions being studted for t~ tenrus facility are on the bluffs near VersaUles in tbe West Newport Heights area, the corner of University a.nl1 Irvine 1n West Upper Bay. aDd )lst north of Flftb An., across from the Harbor Day school site In Corona del Mar. He was acUve tD tbe Har. 1D( of tbe Col. Wllllam Ca- bor A.r• Boys Club, senlD& bell Ct..pter of DAR. Tbe on tts board of dlrectora meettDc. 1.D tbe Newporter for 25 years, and as Ita Inn's CataliDa room, will presldeot. He a.t.o ""td start at lZ:SO p.m. as prelllteot of tbe Costa Mrs. WUUam Jooes is tbe Mea Clamber of Com-cbairmu Jor tbe program, meret, be.ld membtrsbJps wbJ.cb mara Amtrle&D berl- lo StAiarllc Muootc Lodee, tace moatb to tbt DAR. I"!Qt Cout Country Club, Mra. Chester M1Dtllt wUl ud Coltl Mea Ktwanta pres~ at tbe mMUDg, and Club. Mrs. Rtct.rd Hammood ls He l.I~Untved by h.lawlte, bolten ebalrmaa:.. WEST NEWPORT PARK PROJECT IS APPROVm. eut tDd, Ud baUd a rest. room l.ld a f8odt!lll courts," 1M ald. Bt WOIIJd DOt dtl- mate ..,. .. 1l woWd talre to 4eftlap tbl eatlre park. Newport's battle with Orange County A1Jl)Ort. de- scrlbed Mooday by CouocU. woman Lucille Kuehn as a series of sldrmishes, COD- tinued this week as: • Vlce.Mayor Ml.lan tns. tal suggested rotor aloac wlth a private group's ettorts to re-align runways to direct jet takeoffs over Co.ta Mesa's Fatrvlew HospUal Instead of over Upper New- port Bay. • Mayor Doaald Yc.IDD1a Insisted tbat tbe oou:oty aptDd no moaey oa lmproYlDc tbe aJrport UDt1l tbe rttld eom- plts wltb state oolse ltaJl. dards. • Mrs. Kuehn called for aU-oot war tn.at.d of tbe st1rm1sbtl. ''That's bow tbt Brll1&b lost tbt Ameri- can reYOhrtioa... abe DOted, ''by lollal too D\l.DJ ald.r- mllbtl • ., Sbe ubd for ac- ber not ~ Tlllr8d&Jdt- Unry 11 llflecl to ea1J tbe EuJcD at t?S-0550. REM A LEE, AGE 71, OF MEIPORT DIES Stnte.a "" Mad ,_.. ·e.rda.J a Pldftc Vlew ca.- pel. ~ v .... HUla.- .... Let, 71. ol Uti I ". Bdclaihe..C .... Mew-,ort, ne dllld ......, ._ a LDIAI!III11...-.a. Ollt!tl._.."ui;Mn. .............. a~,.. wa1d1 u.aa.~ .... ., .Lol ...... .......... ~--................... .... -...~-.... ..... ol ..... , ............ ...,. ~~eo..._.,....,. Uon "with more clout." • Cooncllmao JoliD Store cautlooed that "lt takes a lot of (I'OUDdwork to get some- thllle like this roll log," as he referred to possible plans for movlog local jet traff1c to a new jetport some•bere on the Camp Pendleton Ma- riDe base 1n Sao Diego County. The comments came dur- Ing a Monday City Council discussion of tbe aifl)Ort 's budget. County avlatlon di- rector Robert Bresnaha.o has asked County Supe"tsors for mooey to add some air- craft tledowns, relocatfoo of the tteld's omnt~raoge radio equtpment a.od modltl- cattoo of the parking lot. Lido Lea$1! is renewed, annual payment is hiked lJdo tale residents wUI get a reoenl of their lease oo .omt city owned lsl&Dd btaebM. A lease arreement Decotlated between tbe Lido Wud Commao.lty Assn. and tbt clt;J calls for a..onual pay- meot of $S,700 for 9 small btaebtl at tbe eDds of the laJaM ......_ plos a beach tftMdlnr from VIa Koroa to VIa DIP., &Dd tbe LIC A bOat prcfn.. UDder tile preMOt leue, .. w~eb WOIId '-" tJplNd ID 1 ... 1t'71• UCA paJI f750 per ,.,. ud al8o c:oMroll a 10-ft. deep ltntcb ot btacb all tilt ft1 aftJIIIDd t1M lsl&Dd. Uldt.r m-m.a Ott tbl new ..... Ulat ltrtp wW !Mit bt lllllllllr ~A OCIIlrol. A Jlll'tfUt 11-P"tllt ot ~,...... ... .. .......... at .... ... ... 1 ,. ...... .... 11 IYrt ......... ~ 5 ,....,. CntrCwtt•._..._., IIIIM lit-. tllillluldnn ................ ., I.E .......... .... .... ...._c.-. .... .,c., ........... ,... ... Ctty Cocmcllman Howard Rogers. The l•lt extension wUI be for 25 years. the maximum allow.d o.Dder state Udelaoc1.s law~. NEW PROFESSORSHIP FOUNDED BY IRVINE Tbe Jamu lntDe Foooda- tloo of San Fr&Delaco aDd Newport 8-.~ baa miM a flso,ooo rraDt eo establish the Jama lntne profes.or- ahlp In eeoaomtc. at PotDOD& Collllt. Th~wUJbt oecqpled bJ Dr. Co reba Dotll&us. clalnnu of tht POJDOU CoU. ecoaomtes c~t~~Utm•. a .-ior tacbet..eclloiU no IIU b.-a IDttDbU' o1 tbltac:~~lty lila lMt. COLLINS PICKED POR COMFERatCE TEAM 9r'llie Ctut Colltp •• • D IWlfd Tedll Col· uu ........... a. AD ...... Cout Oat..--:. ftn& ttua -' ... ol 1..--ceOOIC .. , Tbe freewa.) is years away, Mr. Jones said, and Irvine pl.ans to develop the downcoast area would create the need for San Joaquin Hills Rd. to extend along the ridge line to Laguna Ca.nyoo Rd. as a major trallic artery ln the interim. What happens If the city of Irvine decides to cul ~e-sac Culver Dr. and sand Canyoo Rd., 2 maj:>r "feeder" roads that Irvine hOpes wtU brlD& lnla.Dd tramc down to San Joaquin Htus Rd. and to tbe downcoast area. Vice.W.ayor Mlla.o Dostal asked. Wr. Jones, wbo admitted that such a "-d-ead plu 11 betnc considered by tbe elty of lrvi.De, said that "would tb~ all the tnme oatoSaD JoaqutD Rills Rd.'' A tramc plaD l:>rmulattd by Mr. Dostal aDCS feUow members of an lntM· LquDa Beacb-Newport bt- c.r.clty relaUoos commttt.e celt. lor lDia.Dd pant.Qc Iota n•r San JC*qu.ID H11ls Rd., •st •at of Rtn»r Ytw HUla. wttb tram llDM. or .omt stmUar maa tn..u.. pol'tatkJit. to tab T1dDn don tD tM .... tiii.U ud otber tlellltSM pllaw' I:N' t ............. . .._., ...... Mclpoct CIJ eo.ctl ••U. ltr-aallJ _.. tD ....... ,... to oa.tJ 'n .D ...... .. .... --'"'"'CM.D •• , tM ti'ttMCa J If envr-.. .... ~_,.,_.,...n . ......... -..... ln1ile ,.. • .-Daa c-.. He cautioned, however, that sucb centers should oot be too close to homes. "Otherwise, It YOD't be feutble to use tbe courts at lllgbt, '' be explained, "and you nHd oJcbt operation so the center can belp pay for itself.'' Larcer compleres, such as the 12 court center en. •131ootd by Newport recre- ation commlsslooers, pro- vldt more income, but even the l.aqest woo•t rompletel} n.oaoce tbetr own eonstruc- Uoo a.Dd operatioo, he told a Moodly alternoon study aess1oo or the Newport Cllr Councu. A local clttuns commit- tee a.ppoiDted to study the problem wants to build a lZ court center. complete with parklDc and pro shop, lD tbe neant area bocmded by Cout Hwy., MacArthur. BIKE-A· THON APR. 20 Orange Coast College's veterans altalrs otttce wlll host its secood annual bUte- a-thoo on Sunday. Aprll 20, to raise scholarsbtp f\aods for veterans atteodlD& OCC. Members or tbe com- munity are lnvtted to either take part in the bflte...a-tboa or spoo.sor a cyclist in tbe event. The riders wtll ccwer a 23.mUe coarse. Follow- Inc ~ rtde, from z to 5 p.m., partlctputs will reut oo a tree BBQ dlnDer at Costa Mea Putt. Tbe rider wbo collects the mOlt maaey will recet•e a new 10-tpltd bleyele. Bedelian hearing April 1 , Dultl Btdellan. .0, ac- eolltd of tM bl~ mur- der of a Cameo SbGr.. wo- mu. fl.e .. a pre-trial bar-me oe ~ 1 1.1 fta.rt)O-, M~ Cout .. rt. AfhT I •rlilr __,.., .zq. S... UJn FnU1Ja Nft8ld a dt-r ... cal:al'• n111ut t11at tilt --... ....,.., -.a ...u. ••• ~ a...n~~J,IIa'7 8lt .... --. .. KCIIII ., ..... .._ ........ , ....... ..., •. , ..... ,.,,, ... At-............... ,. ... ,., .... I 'I ..... ......... , .... • • I • • • • • • • . • . • 2 (l:<e<' I -lui _, -Yopl'olllt M1-I"Jt:=~=~~~~~~=~~~ aD'"" ........ ,_,,.,. .. ·---·-TILirMOIIIs (JUI 61UI. .,._,. ,_ 01' 'nil aTY 01' Sdl II OIIT ... PUB-'IIDKLY, .• -1· -ella ,_.. paid 111 eor.. dol liar, Callt. Olllce ud prillloc plul te 1111 Elllip BoiiiiiDr. ll'lll E. Cout Hllbft.J, coroca dttMu, caw • .as. THE NEWPORT IWtBCll EMSIGN wu adJud&.cl to be • --al ~ ctrellllttoa by eo10'1 deeroe llo. A-10178 dalod Yl)' 14, 111111, 1D ~tor c-a.r lbe c.-, a1 oruco. state of Calllorula, ud by r..-·tboreot Is qllliUied to pubillll a11 ptlbllc oot1ce1 required by low. · ARVO E. HAAPA •.•• , . 0wov ud Pub- PEG HAAPA • , •• , ••••••• .\g)elate Edltor SUB8CRIPTION RATES lD Huboi' Ar• .•• OM yeu, SIJ.CIO; z J•ra, S 1.00 Out of Harbor Ar• ODe y-.r, M.OO: t yan, $10.00 Joll. ~ llllllllro 1111111 ... -two ~r~p~ oa ·-.... -to Jlno Toll< to Yld Ida ...... , h•bttll Palll>ort. • -'" Of lrlpl to ... btl a.t•·· Lodp Botti Ia Lllooollw, a._ lbol bo o'VIood In • Indo dool. .. .. .. ~ lt1p to Sao 01110, Y.cea, uc1 Palm SprfDr .. liiOIIIy .. -.. to-. Forty )'t&fl 1C0 Palm Sprfllc• wu)lolawlcle- of IUd, u IDdiaa RtMrft. lioll Is the -rl. Ho bolll .tbo Amado bulldiD(, lftdOCI lbo IIHIII,--0 era! olbor balldfllc• ud Pll ooOoQoC:IIC:.O...,•• o olD:• o ooo•o• 11 100 reotaJ btkea at tbe bolels, --bo 1a1<o1 tbt tram ddt ..., Palm SprfDal, "" In lbe top of lbo monnf1ta, be c:u ltW kJot down lDd lpOt btl balldlnp •oOoOo•••••ooooe~•..,..•• dowa beAow. ID 1947 Jolla puelasod * "WE'VE JUST BEGUN TO FIGHT" a tanlnr<l store at %205 • The Birch Log More About The E.R.A ~ H r._ltl -Airy eMil Md n• uodl.tt IDil4kll pra01dut, '"W'ri 11 abor • -... ptr(omod...,. .. ·- -~~~~~ dlocollli<111 ollbo ,._ IIIOritallld .u-a-Po' 'WDiillor -~~ of tbo ...,.._ ..... l!qOII RJp11 ~ tbomoot .... -1~ lltodwd An mtwat abou.ld ltiW to dMr up a plat to tbt B.ILA., howmr, IDd 11.,od a ....... .ay etrCIMOUI DOdcN about ft. ~~ thil any for OfPC"""f ta ,..., II tUi DO 0. CM -bao coolil1enlly .,.,.,.d ...,. hnt ayforcotlliawbotiiMitwllocc""'Mif., -lilllt, O<II<LProf ... rawtoollooof-DomoW. lo .,.rot, oor study of tho offecll of thoiSdlool NfiOf tho --1: "1111 ~ --t hu eon....,.d us that, .. thor llwl tho mott bnpNdm~ t_...blo OOIIIIiluttonat -IIDI ri&hll to "'"""'"· It will tab many omendmont ever p.._.s .. , . Ill .._ II riahll ond Pri,!fle., eway. Dnwlna frcm 10 O(ltlHncled thot ao ..,. 11 tblo ~-P"' IOUJ'Cel for and .....,.., the propolll, we offer c:Wop to predict exactly whit tt .. do.• tho f .. -'"1 briof IUI1Unlry of tho E.R.A.'a Former lndlulo C-:!:f Doo· poteatlll effects. Ilk, a lawyer who stronlb' ~ B:Jl.A., lw tdded: "We wll spend tho -~ lf'lho -doe E.R.A. w• Not Do years In Utlpllon to cletemlhlo the tlr .. t of • It wtD not brina wamen·paaranteet of equal thll amendment .... It is a wondl;r..:r•a pey for equal worlt, becawe ... h .,.....,,... propout ond, on 1 pu10ty •lfloll every ~·=.. • a rnult of nwnerous federal practicinaattomey thould be for it." • Jt wm oot make It eu6er for women to Eal:h~ ~dy Dlaa"'¢ t obtain bmk cm:IU, beclwe this matter has Before many Amtrk:anl had lftll heard of been CO¥el0d by tho Depoallory lnaUtutlonl It, the omendment woo f'UIIIIIIn both llouan Amendment Act of 1974.-of Conpea and tn m~ny 1ur. lfP.ilatum. • It wiU not provide w~n with IOUiht·af'ter Du.rtna the put two yean.. howtWt,' carel\d ccNcaUonal opportun.itics., becau1e the. are atuclica pointinJ wt ita ...,,. hnt been proWled for by educ::aUon.aJ amendments widely diltributed. AJ 1 rewlt. prj11N• conrda Could tt be that the John BlrchSoctety w. Balboa Btl'd. hoJD Harry Eltus ''Mr tepaaDa1re •• Is not such an extremist organization ud ~ 11 ~ smrat,..;s, after all? The Robert Welch predictions thoo ootd H to Joe Fercus- -d 1n 19n. p1n1n1 the _.ry lhlrty4 fChi atato r~ ''ONE PIONEER TO ANOTHER, u ays the pteture capUoa Whl E doni has slOwed to 1 vtrtull ttlndldll. ~ to lbe Dee. 11, 1947, Issue ollbe Newport Harbor Pr-1 doe .R.A. Wll Do •• of the cieiiJU<IIYe potentlll of the "R.A. IIIM)IIDI';lDc tM ale of tbt !Ita Hardwl.r• store r,j • It will lbropte ex.ill;inJ llbor ~lion hu eqn caPied the leplatu.rea or Ten~ Harry Estus, at lett, to John Vogel. Tile historic Harbor .. detlped to protect women from exploi .. tion. and Nebruka to officially rewne u..tr ,..mu. Atea busloess 1s oow AI FoJ'Ilt Hardware. • It "IJ void lawt requirtna a !Pin to support ratiftcadona, utd other ttatea 111 coftlklerln& and observations once assailed as rash :n. •:: .:;:!\" s'!!~b :l:. and reckless are turning out to be pain-Its tncorponttooto1906.Joe full Sup ls now a real estate broker Y true. er-big government, with and stlll a resident of the Its enormous burden on the tllllpayer, to .... Is being recognized as the cause "" our JOhn ud hts wue, Lots .59-T. Vocal. opeoed a real es- economlc problems. And there Is a grow-tste omce and bicycle shop lng awareness of the significance of at 100 Mato street oo Cbe oceao front, across the the John Birch watchword: "Less gov-street from the Balboa tnn, ernment, more responsibility, and _ tho stts of Gleo Marttn's first fil(bt of h1a aquaplane with God's help - a better world," from Balboa Pier to Cata, What's to be done? An answer was llnl ud IJO.ct.o .. rtbo*t• they bad aboot 5 omceJ -di presented Saturday night at the annual ooerattoo to the ar .. , lDd John Birch Society Council dinner at some oflhe usoetstes pre, th C ntu PI H 1 sently are oow openttng e e ry aza ote In Los Angeles, their o ... ofllcos; the .. fn, With almost 2,000 In attendance. The elude Doa Franlt!ID, EdBab, th "W soo aDd Russ Ford. erne was e have just begun to to 1954 he baUIIhe Cross YOUTHFUL PIONEERS, John Vogel, at left, aod Clarence McCulloch In a photograph taken tn Balboa about 1930. fight," and the project for the coming Roads omce ud Bu-ss years Is to elect patriots to office. Ceoter, located at sss..Jso S Old Newport Bl•d., Newport 1x of the seven speakers, all of them Heta;ht.s, and sure eoouch, John never gave up on JBS members, are 1n the political arena JoiiD saw to 11 1,.1 a bf, his friends """ associates. CJCit lllea, reotala_ a.ad re-Some of them bad sUWed themselves: Congressman John Rous-palr shop,., installed. He on the climb up the ladder, selot of California, easily re-elected also buut a rt'll.lestateomce aud Ol' John was always hil .nfe IDd ftmDy, thereby tnvlllnJ 1ft lncre.. llmilar Jl\0\'eL In the llloady hlp ,.,., or .U.oooe and .se. -· • h will mate women eliaible for future mWtary Stop the E.R.A . The EqOII Rtpll Amendrotnt should be permanently rejected. We tNit that tradttlonal mpoet for women and tM sood lmlr or the American people wiD keep lhla donprout and fu,readlln& poapoul from nor bolna enoc:ted . draft, and for front-line duty if drafted. • It wm make tepara1e publk: restroom fadli- tiea illepl, ltld homoeexuaJ ''mllriaJta'' ~p.J. • It will most Ulcety be uted to force hotpitall and medk:aJ pei'ICIItDel to treat abortion u juJt Cop:yrW/11 J97J by 11U'Jo1111 ftt:lt Sod.f1 F•twn CHANTELLES TO SING IN HAWAII DEBT BOGGLES THE MIND Tbe NatiODal Tupe.yers UnJoo.. 1.11 ol'p.l1lsatloa dldl .. eated to IIPdatt.oc tbe true debt of tbt ledenl ptrmn«<t bas )1st released the latest rtcurea, uat are eoormoastj 1D excess of any preYious representation. Tbt tu Jtudy based oo omctal Tr•aury Orel:artment ftcurea, nv•b that U, S, taxpayers are oo tbe I'Dot for more than $5 TRILUON. Your personal st.re 11: about $1Hi 000 whicb ts up a atacrertna $13,000 rrom a year aco ' ' DEBTS ARE USTEO AS FOLLOWS· 'yoUR SHARE Nallooaldebl • .,.,.,., $ · $ u,.,; other fllcalllablltt!ts • • • • 1 400 U Ddtllftnd orders • • • • • • · 2 '666 LoDc..term oaatn.ets • . • • • 'zoo F1Daac1al commltm.U.... , s 511 lDJUruce commltmeDta: • • az;7U 58,11511 1 t N C for blmseU and associates there to help wltb food, as ovember; ongressman Lawrence acrosa the street 1n 1961 clothing, shelter, tunds, and -McpQia14 .of. ~eorgl~., il Dem""rot who at 408 Old Newport Blvd., employment. There are lost '" lN'J"-'"" • ~ T ~ ...: . ........._ ., fl £1 1 ll;"IDd maoy who make1 contrlbu--•-"'.'~ but., won by a small !:llarcln billets oe the •""1!91lrF Uoos to cherll1es and wet , 1n 19'74; Dr. John Grady of florida OooSWidlJ'.i>ontac.llldl~ tare orpntsa-o whO feel other recreaUonal activities Joy to one man, a nate of energy to aoother. John's )oy was his business, bls social gatherlng 'lt'tth trlends aDd associates at his little Country Club. Here his frleods came to bJm for counsel and advice aDd help, Here be was the maJordomo of tlls croup, tbe Bl( Wbeel, the Trader, Mr. Demoent. ISS h .... __.. ' wor~-J.ulde tbl seau tbey are doin( their bH by w o ran a strong race for U. S. senator rant~ a.w two ;,900; dropping a few dollars to a as an American Party candidate, but with thctlr ooses pressed campaign drive. Then, there failed to win· Joe Ferguson of Utah against the wlndow or the are some who, 1n addition LETTERS TO EDITOR ' • door peerlng tnslde. They to such contributions, ltod Floyd Paxton of Washington and C. R. were Jerry Pro~ek and his •ars to IM:lp trlends and • AIRPORT PLAN Lewis of Alaska all of whom appeared wlfe Katy, who was an relatives who needed help. EdUor of the Ensign, ' amateur fortune teUlng card for lbe past few years Maybe the Ctty or Costa t o have a good chance to win last reader. She had read her Johll found himself engaged Mesa has a better Idea than N 1n llardware anl1 1 we glvethemcredltfor. They o 1 vetmber but wer~ defeated by last ~-;1;:;~';'~~:1~:0~! stores _one located ~is~ propose placing the Airport m nu e smear campat.gns. was closed up and for sale. Newpo~t Blvd., Costa Mesa, Terminal across the runway. D It h J "' 1 "• T Wlnltl • 1 By thus block! .... the runway, eSp e t e defeatS, their meSSage Ouu ell.-... the place to e e S 0 d hardware ·~ them and that's how theSwtss stand; one at 19th Street aDd the large scheduled atrllners was one o f ~timism . They stressed Cha let was boru. Jerry re-Placentia ln Costa Mesa, one no longer could land or lake the importance of a continuing educa-cetved bit arty tra.J.n1Dg lll at 717 E. Balboa Blvd •• one off aDd Its use would be lh I 200 Ma Sl limited to small prlvatealr- Uon program through JBS publlcatl e restaurant bualne~as lll a In reet, Ba lboa. ons th e Bohemian Alpa, Zurich, It was easy to IdentifY his craft. and Speakers, alerting the American SwUurland, San fruelsco openUoos by the We-slte ;:~lH~~r~ve voters to the danger from a powerful andl I he TWOnA AJr Lines com-fiber gb.ss f\gure of a cow Corona del Mar m ss:uy. occasloos he that stood at the entrance. central government that is now almost had acted as "the echo'' Today be ts the owner of • roo GOOD FOR us: out of control. This is a crucial moment tor a stage coach tourist one of tbe finest specimens Dear Editor: attractloo in the Austr1a.D of Spanish architecture at ArJy Amertcanwhoaebklod in the battle for preserving our freedom, Alps. They stayed tor tea tbe comer or Balboa Blvd. dtd oot boll readtnc there- they said --and the fight can be w on yearo aDd the Swiss Cbalet aDd Main street, Ba lboa, ports from the O.P.E.c. h f 11 In 1 became Jotm'sCountryCiub buut in 1930, desl.gned by ''summit meeU.nt" mast ope u Y this century. • Here he played host to oad tbe famous Architect Fred-. hue no blood. They warned ''Less government more individual frleods, aaaoclatea, bas .. erlek Hodgdon, wnodesl(ned ua that we · •auld han to ibili 11 ' ness fisltors who nrst met the Los Angeles UnJoo Ratl-lower our ttaOOI.rd ofUYing, respons ty is the key. The slogan at the omce nelt door aDd · road Station. tl&:bten our belts, aotospeak. can be put in effect right here at h ome. proceeded to the club tor Johrl 's lite from his early Tbe ne"e of them. Before * * * lunch. . days lf'lS runn.lng a buslnesa we developed their Oll for They would ptber to dis-aDd mat~hlng wits with the them and created the use * SURRENDER PANAMA CANAL? cuss their problema, tbelr . elders of-tbe community. He for It, they didn't ban a A Newport Beach resident going deals, rentals, tradu, poll .. tells how as a kid tn New beJt totta;hten.Nowtbeythiok tics, tbe ecoaomJ, lht stock York_ Connecticut. VIrginia, nothing of loslne a mllUoa through the Panama Canal several weeks market; tbey would dtseuss a.od New Jersey. he would dollars a ntc:ht lD Las Vegas ago had an opportunity to converse with and exctoet tbtlr flews have to t1Dd out what png &Dd aurroundln( tbemHlYes oa all tubjecta, puttcvlarly was ln control of the ter. with the moat e:rtnvapJJt a high ranking Panamanian oUiclal, The aboot the bleb coot of ""'' rltory, llloo play ball with tu111ry lo the world. Tbe logical question was: "What Is happen-efllm,.., After lbe Prooet.s tho .. In cootrol. rulers do, oot their sub-left, Ed aDCS Patricia fllo. He Ls a cMrter membtr jecta -they an lucky to lng to the canal?" The surprising answer bamed operated 1M c .. let. of the local Elt.s Club 17911 baYe eaouob to eat. came back: "Don't you know? It has Now It 11: OWDidiDdopented aDd a lite time member of O.P.E.C. •a rulers read already been transferred to the Panama .. Le Btarrtls, Froaeb the N-£.._,Club, ud wrU• becauso they wero cuia1De, bJ Mr • ADd Mra. He M"ed oa tbe flrsl PJu.. echteated 1D Wtaltnl tebools government, The official announcement V.u Hu-rt ud v. .. DiDc Commlsstoo otNewport ud lamod oo mKb 11a1 Is expected to be made In April." BriM, bat lbe ~Clot> S.cb ud lloo oo the Or-tboy .,.. ptu lo reorpalle 11: .un lolla'a ~. b1a uce CoaDtJ Grud Juy. Hla tbl world eooaomr. Sat tbeJ It Is well known that our lnterna--lal -wUb 1111 trt-...., Dr. Jota. Voret 11, ts •n rf&bl, bocaue we an tionaltst secretary of state, Henry Kls-aDd rellu.... '"optom--Unnttb damll, u ,.. bani our 011 mr ~ Y11St1 flo ht. ...Utla Allabtlm. He bu elected oftlcllla, CnutoD., atnger, has announced an "agreement Jobo'• ~ Chlb, r mot 1 ""--Jobo m, .. Cory, ,._,. .., Boll, o.n In principle" to IUrrender tbl•ltrateglc ud bocame ..__ wttll o.,-r wttb ABC Tete-the llllorlor o.artmlllll oot mo« ol. Jolla't ~ ud nabt: DanS. a tachlr 11 to 4rW •r oftAort oU •· ahtp canal to the left-leaning govern-relaii•H 111 1111 olll<e ud Aallolm, udluclllr.l,utu-111 Ilion wu •cle- ment of Panama. But it still takes at the--,...., ID-dell. JObD u ... wub Ida -. ,.. __ ,_, cllotlod Lual.a_..,llll:e ll.lter, Ell~boll (Bo!tJ) O,P,I.C, boldu.lllllotnt ... congre1stonal approval to give away Kar,--w.Doolld-"-rt,Iall-rtBoaell. canll <-> ud ....... U.S. territory, and weltWhavepatrtot1 or,lmut-.o.aDopo, '"·-•-dtl· ---~~~~~-tn Cone CalU Ilia C CIJdo ~--.., llcd to-or -•l>o ,_,. _....,. 1111 ,. __ ..,,.;, our rea1. or ongre88-1111 111o L ...... ....,,, JD1udts11 tou.o.e-·1 world ,.._,•i&llllt maD Clair Burgener has introduced a c •• ..., ,.,_i,Mar-ID1•r~~o-.r--"._,_.,.,Ill, • "MM-at C"""rSH" reiOl'_...OD • .,.,. lu ~ l'ltreo. lllllolo ~ uoa.r't, lflt OI&J flo -... -U.l wa ~ -.... "" ...... Jerrr -. Pal T1ft1, tnftllla .-1111 _.. liD •-· 11117-- llttpn'ete• the U.S. llhould not • •m over Loolao,.._i.:;••ar.. •--·-~~-. -111i11 n -'- c __._ol _ _. -rshiM at the .._:am& W G-., -._ II II lo .. IIIIo I 1-. .... .......--.....,._ -.. .. _ -••1 m, '-ill Lll'o-..IMI'IIIffllll c-.. 1 to !!"F'· Write btm a letter~=~=~'::!';" BIBLE VERSE :":,':,..-.;,;,.;:: o1 !=om--.I ... , tt you ar1 coacei'JIICI 111r, 11e1a n 1 111 ,., ~ 1111 ..... _ ... abcillt tM lllhi&J ot our nattoa, aDd m., ·~--=~':.-,~'::: :-ll-lo7J& t 1 .. ,_ t$11'" .., be bPI'd by -~ ......... Dla ... == ..... Ill.--llo -lUI o:.:.:. .., Ill ... U, I, II ·ta ... t'P CrapltOJI aDd Jolm CU!f,llr, -'lin......, - -ao .... I ........ w-. n .,. .... ....... u ..... =.c.:.r··-:JZ':&:a~-:: onr our oU ladeD shores before the super dictator. take It over. The on rul- ing dictator• may tblAk 1t ls too good for ua eommoo Americans. Goldie Jo&eph 515 Vb Lido Soud Lldo late • WHERE ARE THE IRISH? Editor of the Enslp, At the Ufllne of the recreatloD and vacation in- dustries, a lot of Am trlcan holidays have been ct.DKed fro m their tndttloaal lll· nlnrsarles 110 they wtU flU on lone: weeteods. But, wW there be a dry eye IP OubllD lf the lrla:b learn that Fasb .. Jon IslaM men:tanta Mn cba.nged st. Patrick's Day to st. Patrick's Weekeod? Hu the gTeeaest of aU tnd1Uoaal holidays fllleb prey to the senmble tor the tone gTeen? ArJ IniPe Co. press re- lease tbla WHk doesn•t really say !101 but the mea .. sace ts rtpt there, betlfeen the ltnes. Flrll, lbo "Up Wllb Peo, pte" allOW, feabu1nc such ua .. IJ1ab music aa rock, jul aDd coautrJ, wW perform Satardi.J at QOOII 1D Dtatp Plaa. ud at II ·p.m. la tbt atace eoart ,,.. of Fuhk!D lllalld. Th«< I dolta atr. 11Dti IDd tnnl lCIDCI .. - tbe amt fblb wbO do ., well OD au tbOH otbtr kJac WM-IdldaylsWllillllp a ''tr&ftl fllr," complD Wttb ldtla CID PICidJic iw tnYal. 'ltJJirlll\. 011 .,..,..,, llattb 11, fOU di.JI belon St. Pat--J. Kr1nrr Kdtt -,_ ttek'l Dar, .... W•Ua-PROS d KAH dJ . ~~O::c."!:= an N~, GillE' 4 ..... , ... ....,a Nohody "'opens up" the closed soctetitS o cb• tbt prtta ........ Communlst-hdd Capti'le Nttlona. ~ Bit, ftltt P&Jtb ud It-The Sowie1 Union ttlll bun't ~ned up 1h• Sovt11 nlon ~om. U... is -·· t to us, nor opened it for th• .,.opte aeeldna to ac:a~(b 1 has rtU ta tldllolll, 1olltwwk-opened up the United Statet to th• lltfttt .or Ita Oo<li,.,unlst tM. 'Milt cMW wllll,wl"'llaa; pamment. , :...-~~:-::. ":.: f'lor did Kllll..., and Nl•o• wkh all tholr d1' o ,. will 1111: .. *-· ...._ tlthaniQ. OP'ft u.p lt~.f'iM 1o .. nor for,,., ...,_.1 .......... 1 ...... 10 ac_,., bet tillY -..0,.1\ tiP 1h1 UaitMII" .... .., lliM IIIA,.hll 11 a eo.~~·-nllohkCIIII• Rdl. ,...._uu .... .., -· _,_, ..... , .. ,..., u4 :::r..:._, ., to .,.. Of ~ to ""'"''' -for ,.. ""''ljtn• ,..,.., . -... _,""'---... ~-,.._ .._ I Ca ~ s'lw ....... ...., ..... af •Ill•.,"" ..,,., -r-.· .. --.. ~ _N ~ lli 0 2 w't ••• 1 PI latllFa IV ( ... ~;. ...,.,-= Altr ...... '!tr •• W ol n'ttl NMw1 .. _ .... a:r-.. p ...... ,._ ........ .. • • illll -el. ~ .... .... • •• ...., "' f._"'_ ..,. -.... Bib; .......... I$ a ... _____ ....,. __ _ of .. tEIPOtrr HARSOR EISIGN lltURSDAY, MAROf U, 1975 COUNCILASUMMARY~ HnpoJ"t CttJ C018CU acttd WOiktly lltcht OG tbt toUowtac 11-* ltem1: • COAST HWY. wUl be wldtotd to & 1ut1, plus btke laoes, a tun~P~ a..- I.Od sldewalkl, from Oovtr Dr. to the A rebel., uodtr terms of a change to the clty J"tneraJ plan. • UOO ISLE Community Assn. wUI ret a new 25- year lease oo some, but not all, of the clty-owned llland beaches now under lease. Annual rental wUI be GEM TALK IJ,Mt, with a mtew "'U7 5 ,., •• • PUBLIC SAfETY tl .. meat ot the elty caera.J plu, outliOlnc Joac-rup pollee uc1 ftre poUd .. , wu apprond. • ALLEY PAVING lD tbe bloelt bouoded by 30th, t11t, VUla Way aDd Newport Blvd., Wtst Newport, wu ap. proved, with ownersofprop- trty borderJ..oc the alleJ to sbare costs. • LEGION Post 291 got a 25-year renewal ot Us lease of property at 15th St. and the Bay, with pay- ments to the city ).lmpl.og from about $3,700 annually to $31,000. • OFFSHORE OILdrllling was opposed by the Council, which approved adding the city to tbe signers of a letter to President Ford, J.C. Humphrlfl, who. 11o,. •t drafted by Senators Alan 1823 NrNJ>Ort Bl~. ,_ bHtt • Cranston and John Tunney Colt• M•u l•rtdmwk fpr mor• and Los Angeles Mayor th•n 21 YHtl. ,, •n wtho,ry on Thomas Bradley. ,.,.,, •rtd /-fry. • HARBOR .,ermtts policy DIAMOND MIHIHCi METHODS Typical dtamond mines are located on a volcanic ''pipe," which ls wlde at the top and narrows the deeper lt goes. First baste approach is surface, or open-plt min- Ing, 1n which rock is blasted on site and then trucked to the diamond recovery plant. This procus Is us- ually economic to a depth of about 1,000 feet. In underground minlog, usually at depths over 1,000 feet, tunnels are drllled, and loose material crushed underground before going to the separation plant. was changed, to allow the city to decide, at some future time, to charge a fee for private use or public tide- lands. * COR PORATE Plaza de- cision, affecting a proposed Irvine Co. otftce building development ln the southern part of Newport Center , was delayed unttl the March 24 Councll meeting. • AMBULANCE charge Increases, proposed by Seal's Ambulance Service Cor emergency service in the c ity, was delayed ln- deClnltely when Seal's with- drew Its request. • TilE INTERGOVERN- MENTAL Coordinating Councll of Orange County got clty endorsement of Its budget, with Newport agree- ing to pay an estimated $3,- 200 next tlscal year as the c lty's sha re of the agency's Councllman Paul Ryckoff was absent Crom Monday's Council meeting. WATER, BOATS, TENNIS RACKETS picture "Westyle Newport," the theme of the Newport Harbor PanlleUeoJc lunetMon and fashion abow. The co-chairmen for lbe event, Mrs. John Zweers of CUCf Haven, at left, and Mrs. Leon Fr}' or Newport Shores, are bold.lnc mooey that represents "dollars for scbolars," a Panhel project that wUI benectt Crom the party. Another highllgflt of the luncheon, which wlll be held Wednesday, March 19, at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, wUI be the presen- tation of the coveted Athena award, a gold medaUloo given annually for outstanding community service and personal achievement . Mrs. John Marr is coordinating the style show. Austrian couturier loge Stumb4!cker wtu be commentator. (Ensign phOto.) Hospital guidelines aired rA seminar Cocuslog on new utlllzaUon review guldellnes Cor bosplt.als wUI be held tn the community room or Costa Mesa memorial hos- pital at 10 a.m. March 17. The seminar wlll be con- ducted by 2 representatives from the California State Department oC Health, Rob- ert Mitchell, supervising health taclllties evaluator, and Dr. Grace Gobel, ph y- slclan consultant. The new guidelines wlll be Imple- mented in hospitals through- out the state by AprU, 19'75. A hospital's utUl.zaUoo re- view plan has as Its overall objective, the maintenance of hlgh quality patient care, and an increase in etfectlYe utlllzatlon of hospital ser- vices. Medical care evalua- tion studies are performed to promote the most eC- Cectlve and efrtcient use of health tacllitles and ser- vices, consistent with pa- tient needs and profes- sionally recognized stand- ards of health care. Today, with the in- creased value ofdlamonds, many abandoned open-pit m lnes are belng re-opened, enlarged at the top and subjected to test borings at greater depths as sur- face or open-pit mlnlng Is resumed. Til? next Councll meet-~----------------.-MCmCI~:::-::: ing is scheduled for 7:30p.m. __ !::!!AL:;;:z=..:;•:::.:TI:.:.C=I ____ .;;;.L.;;;.I!..;;.G.;..;AL~~...;...-· __ March 24. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA NOTICE INVITING BIDS SEALED BIDS wUl be received at the off! ot the Clty Clerk, Clty Hall, Newport Beach, CalifoJ i ..... , until 10:30 A.M. on the 1st day of April, 19'75, at which time they will be opened and read, Cor performing work as follows: STREET RESURF AClNG IRVINE AVENUE FROM WESTCLIFF' DRIVE TO SANTIAGO DRIVE CONTRACT NO. 16~4 Bids must be submitted on the proposal form attached wtth the eo~~tract documents furnished by the Publlr Works Department. The additional copr of the proposal form Is to w retained by the bidder Cor hls recorcis. Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certified check or Bidder's Bond• made payable to the City of Newport Beach, Cor an a mount equal to at least 10 percent of the amount bld. The title or the project anrl the words "SEALE D BID" shall be clearly marked on the outside of the envelope containing the bld. The contract document s that must IJe completed, exe- cuted, and returned In the sealed bic1 are: A. Proposal B. Designation of Subcontractors C. Bidder's Bond D. Non-collus ion AICldavlt E. Statement of Flnancl21 Responsibility F. Technical Ablllty and Experience Refe renres These documents shall be affixed with the signature and titles of the persons signing on behalf of the bidder. For corporations, the signatures of the PRESIDENT or VICE PRESIDENT and SECRETARY or ASSlSTA:-.'T SEC- RETARY are required and the CORPORATE SE AL shall be aCflxed to all documents requ1rlng signatures. In the case of a Partnership, the signature of at leas t one general partner ls required. No bids wlll be accepted from a rontrar tor who ha s not been llcensed in accordance with the provlswns of Chapter 9, Dlvislon nt of the Business aod Professions' Code. The contractor shall state Ws license number and c lasstucauon In the proposal. One set of plans aDd contract documents, includi~ special provlslons, may til' obtained at the Public Works Department, City Hall, Newport Bea rh, California, at oo cost to Jlcensed contractors. It Is requested that the plans and contract documents be returned within 2 weeks aner the bid opening. The Clty has adopted the STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION (1973 Edition) as prepared by the Southern Calllornl.a Chapters of the Am •r- lean Public Works Association and the Associated General Contractors of America. Copies may be obtained from BuUdlDc News, toe., 3055 Overland Avenue, Los Angeles, Calltomla 90034, (213) 870-9871. The Clty bas adopted Standard Special Provisions and Standard DrawtDcs. Copies of these are avallable at the PubUc Works Department at a cost of $5.00 per set. A staDdard "CertUtcate of ln$\lrance for Contract Work Cor City" form t.s been adopted b)' the Clty. This form ls tht oaly certlflcate of inSUrance acceptable to the City. The suceeiSf\al low bldder wtll be required to complete thJs form "PQQlaward of the cootract. For an7 nqatrtd boods, the company lssuin& Bid Bonds, Labor ud Mat.rlal Boods, aDd Falthflll Performance .BoDds ml&lt bt an I.Daura.nce company or surety company Uctutd bJ tM Stat. or Calllomia. The companies must allo hlvt a currwt Geoeral PollcJ Holders Rattnc or A or betttr; and a FIDaDcial Ratl.ng ot ·at l•st AAA u JMf tht latalt tdlUOD ol Belt's Kty Rating Guide (Prop- erty • LilbUU,). In ~ db tbt pnwl.llou ot Article 2, Chapter 1, Part 'I ol U. C~mJa Labor Codt (S.CUCUal7'70 tt IJtCl,). lM City COQQCU ol tbt Cit)' ot NfW'POrt S.cb bas ascer- taJ.Hd tbl ,...nt p~ rat. ol per diem nps ia tbl loCa1ltJ Ia ft.l~ U. .rork Ia to be pertmntd t>r •eb c.nft, e.,,,. .... or lJpt of .ortmu or mtdii.Dic Hedtd .......... CCIIItftct IDd ... -~ lbtee ....... II A..._ Mo. 1010 adapttd s.pttmbu 10, 19'13. ~ capr o1 11M n•.._ Ia aftDible Ill tM oftkt ol tbl CIJ Clut. All par&it II tlllt COIItnct Al1l bt peneCI ~ aD ~ of ~ CalliDnll Labor Code reaatbl t1 ......-.... nt.a ~· l'nG-l'IQ lldllllftl. ne CIJ r••"• u. riiM 11 n)Kt .., or aJibldl ............ ., llllrlllltlJ .... ~ LAUti UG101, em CLEIUC em or •noaT •ACB, cALII"'UUA ,........ *"' u. 1rrs. 11 u. "-Port Hartor a-. Traffic safety news e, I . JAMIS GLAV AS fort udafterela~M~arouDd muJ elementary ud )lDJor Hew,Nt a..ch '•lice O.Jef bJcb tcbool8 aneauedpn- O.r loea1 .etaoola do an rnartly by two faetor1: llrst, o..uwdlDc Job ot telthlnc most scbool parldoc lou cbUdrtD to prot.ct tbtm-ar.S't deslped to !udle ... ,.. ap1Dit tn.ftk u-tbe .. rulb bou" tnme. ardl. Howl"tr. a Jt.Gclt ex-~. ma.DJ partatt to11tt ample of a c:trtltu partOt buie drlYlac rules lD their may IIDdo an ~ &ood tbat efforts to ptek ~ •t 4rop sebool lralAJ.Dc can ac-off their c~. Amoog comJ)Uah. R«.ttlt studies the most commoo, ud da.n- ba•t 1Ddlcakd tbat a large. cerous Ylolatlou are these: percatace ot tramc ac-(1) Double Plrld.D& -a eu c ldtllts at ud around schools 4ouble parked bloeks tbe lD•olft pannta wbo are street for other drhers and plcldac liP or t"eU•ertng forces vebtcles to pas; un - cblldren. sa.tely. The tra.mc problema be-(Z) Illegal U-tums. C.C. women to salute volunteers Oruce County business- womell, all members of Chambers oCCommerce, are searching for young people of hlgb school and college age wbo have devoted tlme and talent to volunteer com- munUy projects. Over 1,500 nomlnatloo forms are in the mall to clvtc, social, c hurches and school clubs. Deadllne Is Aprll 1. Over 300 guests, clvlc leaders, sponsors and friends wtu gather Aprll 15 to honor all nominees at an awards luncheon tn the new Sheraton Inn, Newport Beach. Reservations may be made wtth Chris Hopper, 673-6510. (3) Careless starting and bacldng. (4) FaUure to yield the rtgbt-<>f-way to pedestrians or other drtfers. (5) Jay nlking. As a driver, remember that the safety of children ls a responsibility that does not end with the first week of school. Ypungsters need watcltfUJ attention whenever you're betllnd the wheel. Sbow doWn near school zooes and school crossings! The Ule of a chlld ls mor(' important Ulan a few mo- ments or Ume. Set a positive example by obeying rules or driving safety and your chlld's wet- fare wut be assured. • TRAFFIC HINT Foggy weather and wet streets create additional hazards for the motorist. Not only Is vtslblllty im- paired, but stopping dis- tance is increa5e(l. Th(' baslr speed law requires motor- lsts to travel at a reason- TEACHERS ATTEND able speed, having due re- F'.., A.U(I A.l WORKSHOP gard for weather, vtslblllty, """ No. amount of tramc, and the Guests of Laguna Federal Savings at a recent week- end workshop oncootempor- ary rt~oclal institutions were 4 local tllgh scbool teachers -Fred Petersen and Les Luymes of Newport Harbor aDd Dorothy PUls- bury and Linda Sher or Co- sta Mesa hlgh school. Purpose of the lecture series was to glve teachers and school admlnistrators professional Insight toto the nature and fUnctions or 11- nanclal institutions, and their economic Impact with regard to savings, lending and home Clnanclng. The workshop, sponsored b)· tt.e UC extension at Irvine in cooperation with the Cali- Cornia SavLncs and Loan League, was presented at the AJrporter Inn Feb. 28 and March 1. surface of tbe GROWTH WITH 1021 L COAST MWY. ClCeCtU Da MAll CA.U. US IQt b NICII• 6'D-2SN WHI!RI! Mt8tl8 SHOP COM PI FTP. LIH F OF IUSILSYOVB CA .. FILLED EASTER BASKETS CHOCOLATE EGGS NOVEL Tl ES (' ~--7 ~ ~ E ~SL.TUESRH e1~Gy SOY ES {J] _· t_L. H.<RRI/~ I <VB: r.HI CKFN< . ~ EMPTY BASKETS & GRASS i" -?' PRISCRIPTIONS FIWD 7 DAYS A WIEK .... WIIKDAYS • .. 7 SUNDA Y1 WI tucm U PIKIS CMIM ... Publllh Your FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT l I ,OR ALL CITIIS ~GN l-:1 ORAN~111f COUNTY ONLY S25.00 (IILUS S10 ,OR THf ORAMGf COUNTY "LING 'II) We wtn tate care of botb tbt ftlillc I.Dd tbe pubUc.atioo lf you Mild u the ll CCIPi• of tbe Flct1Uoua Business Name statemeat, ftU.CS out aDd alped, aDd aecoq,anied by a check br $35. Or JOU can comt to tM Eulp omee to ftl1 oat tbe forma. NotarlJJnc t.a DOC oeeeuary. 2721 1!. COAST HWY., CORONA DIL lUll. CAL.,. TILIPHOMI 67J.OUO SECURITY WITH HOME OWNERSHIP The money you save, earns more the money you spend, buys more ••• when you belong to the Laguna Federal Savers Clubl A $2,500 minimum savings account qualifies you for membership. Earn high r8tes on insured savings while benefining from IUbstantiel ditcounts on merchandl•. tpOrts wents. gourmet dining, recreation and travel. end much, much morel The Swers Club is 8nothet of the many helpful services you'll find at each friendly omce of LIIUNI Federal S.Wingl end LCMn Aaociation. UJ•• ....... C.l•fomla 3 Monarch a.y Ptua aMa.~Cettfomla 101 ~ !:t c.Nno Real • ·--= .•. ....... -. . n.,_ceuaar.•a. ·······-a..c:..::-· o..c-wt11 --~~I, I:IIObdlla.m • ..... ,. • ••• ..... II IIUt 4 II 1111--· "Wbo ..,. ,.-,~~ r.-~~y IIICIIIO. loCJdiC. j>oUaet ._.,, eootiiM thU m.tb oo SuclaJ't, f't'om 5 to '7, At 1;10 p.m. tbta 8ucii.J, lbe JOOC. ""'rlmool wW ~re ... c c.e CIINUu lillie· ... ,...,..,, Sprq, In --eert. • PLYMOUTH CONGRE- GATIONAL CHURCH, U62 Bro&d st., Newport Hel&bts -Player pledge wHI be ob- served at tbe 10 a.m. ser- vice thlsSWMJI,y, Pastor John LIDdYaU wtll preach on the ,topic, "Lift him up." Maun- dy Thurs4ly communloo service will be held at 7:30 p.m. March 27, There wtu be 2 services Easter Sun- day, at 8:30 and 10 a.m., followed by an Easter egg hunt and flmUy picnic at noon at Heller Park, • LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER, 2900 Pa- cUtc View Dr., Harbor VIew HUls -"How to get rid of Jesus" wUI be the sermon topic of Past.1r Larry Fruh- Iing at 10:30 a,m, Sunday. The Junior Luther League wUI !lave a barbecue at 5 p.m. The drama, "What If," will bf' presented by mem- bers of Bethlehem Lutheran Church of Los Alamitos at the mid-week serviceat7:30 p.m. March 19, • THE NEWPORT HAR- BOR CHURCH Of RELIGI- OUS SCIENCE, 541 Center St., Costa Mesa -The Rev. Eleanor Jac kson will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday on "The way or the cross." • THE NEWPORT UNITY CHURCH, 15th St. at Irvine The NeWJX)rt Harbor high school instrumental music department wUI present the annu<il spring concert at 8 p.m. this Friday, March 14, 71 RAINED ~..,.,~ 6~1>,.,.,. ..... .. , ................... . NEsT> 0*' 1M<& ~ l:O"" ,. W&e. -""" """"""' PATIO SA-LE CONrJNIJES TEAl( b~ lW "'1S" F~ ~'\SC!o! "' .. \\'1"! ~14l~~4~.WI6 ~~0 \:.. Clli>'.T tl"')'· (DIIJIWII 0U HNl. MENU In the aud!torlum, The pro- ceeds wUl help provide a $600 schOlarship for a grad- uating senior. A Marine Corps color guard will present the col- ors. The concert is dedicated to the 200tb anniversary of the Corps. Sololsts include Ken Tel- lolao, plaho; Julle Searles, cello, and Mark Convey, clartnet. The following awards will be presented: John Philip Sousa, National Orches~r_a.., Dwight D. Eisenhower, 1lllrll bandsman, Aul111ary glrl.of the year, aDd the director's award lor excellence. LOCAL CADETS Gl VEH . GU-TST-ANDtHG RATING Cadet David M. Unger, soo ot Mrs. Beryll Unger, 1709 W. Balboa Blvd., Cen- tral Newport, and Cadet MI- chael L. Sevier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Sevier of 801 Camphor St., East Bluff, have been named to the commandant's Hst for outstanding muttary per- formance at the U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado. They will be commis- sioned as second lieutenants aod awarded B.S. degrees upoo graduation from the academy. Cadet Unger, a member or the class or 1978, Is a 1974 graduate or Newport Harbor high school. Cadet Sevier, of the class of 1976, Is a , 1972 graduate of Corona del high school, Restaurant & Coffee Shop Back to the good old days, BR~i.KFASTS • L U N C HES· DINNP-RS AGAIN THE HARBOR AREA HAS AN "AFTER HOURS" MEETING PLACE! PHOIIE US ABOUT GROUP BREAKFASTS ·LUN ,CIIES ·DINHERS MEETINGS & PARTIES Cheerful Atmosphere ... 4001 W. Coast Hipway Nftport BeliCh ' . •, ' ' I I' I I HAPPY MARCH 9-16' BIRTHDAY on your 63rd Anniversary Today, mol'e ttto.t 3 nu11on glrlt,oges...,... ~ 17 pol1idpate W. .... -'-a~ blrtWoy c.lebtatiotl of the Girt kovb of Anwrica. We ore all mindful of thtl role the NatioN~~ Girt Scout~ ore ptcrying In the ~ ... ,....,..... of the dtinn• of tomcwrow. A Girl Sceut'1 Htntr l1 To Be TrulfH I IU NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA Ul:SA CONYlHIENT UIMS 2t Y£AIU IH THE SAME~;;~;.~~ A Girl Scout' 1 DuiJ I• To 8e U~tful And To Help Othtr1 ···THIS HAS IEEM OME Of OUR LAWS, TOO, SIMCE 1t.dt A Girl Sctut ..... ,., ,. ......... --' lit. ......... " ,__ " fl,mbu ,.._ Decled ~ a rftlnel ... n...,..lfd a.-GD ... so.t'a put. not oa!J·-..c JU,,........,.,_anllbe nltp..t~L "IUCIIPTIOM SPECIA\.IITS-PIOMPT DILIVI!IY FOSTER'S PHARMACY A Sctut l1 A lrleaiTi. 'All Anll A 1• Sldtr Tt f"'" Otlttr Girl Sctuf COMPLETE OR PARTIAL .'I CARPET CLUNIHG Hyrh•·CI .. n Moltlf .$yst~ ~-~~~T\< ·''. 1740 SUPERIOR AVEH\IE coo:.~S~TT~.~~S~ .541.6011 or A Gltl Sctut Is Courtttu• 'chwmn Ill( I SHOP GO E. 17TH A &lrl Sceut Ohp tWtn A Gltl Seoul._,.. $. 111 .............. CU-~ tott.GVI ._. .................... ...._.,, :Do'tothy J...o DANCE STliDIO A Girl S,Ctilf l1 A frl••~ fi Anl•l• AD ........ -_, ... ... ..... ... .. dill, Gut ..,.. .... ., ... ..,. .. ....; .,. ... """' .. ..,.., ........ ..,-. ............... ........ jordan's pet shop A. &lrl Sctuf l1 Chttlul .. •e BXTI!Hi> .t HAPPY 6J<J BIRTHDAY TO' ALL YOO 48AIITII'UL GIRL. SCOUTS .' AND A.SINCilRB "THAN« YOII" TO YOIIR /IOTHllRS, •Ho HAVB PATRONIZBD O'BRIBN'S PO~ THB PAST 201 YBARS. , PIATURIMGt lheu•.,. Wtt-.' C.•• •rl a,.rt••ll!• ......... t ....... • , Keep cool with CANVAS AWNINGS Don't let tae aun toOII )'Q:U' •lo fun. Shede wtth ~~ cem. b cool eom'-t. CaJI Of c:t)mt by fot1rM ettl""* QUALITY oa ,,,,.,, ar A IAITMAI'f KO • 1111 MIWPOIT COITA MUA ....._, Barber Stylist FIN F. DESIGNS MEN, WOM!N 111 & CHILOR!N Co11ce't Natural Hair CMIIInr Wolk • I" or It,. .,, •• """•"' 613-5153 BOB'S o,. s to 6 Tues. tbra Set. PORT BARBER SHOP 29()'1 E!. 'Co•sl Hwy. C".of9114 J.l M •r Ralt»or Ara COIIIIUI• wen· boaor., tut w.-t»r btc ecetrtbattone to Vdtd Way, u tbe anly-IDrmld eoatywtch cbiJ1ty orpal- aatJoD bt1d lta ftrlt I.Dial tleettoo &Dd awarda ~ ln Aaata.tm. Tbt city of Cotta Mea, Vollllllary ActSoD Ctottr, Harbor Artl Boys Clab IDd tht Hylud DlYillaa of TraYtlDol Laboratortte, all ln Colt& .... , ,_ tap awardl. Al., amoac mon tbu 40 COiatJ firma ct•• top booors ,.,. tbe Aero- outroaic Dlnaton ot Pbllco- Ford &DdSoatbei'D CalUoroJa 1st NaUODAl Bet braocba at tbt Alrport, ln Bayllde Ceoter &Dd oo SQpenor .J.D Newport Bach. To wln tbe top awards, ttrms lad to M.Yt 75 per cent of tbetr employees dooattne to UDited Way I.D 1964, or doo&Uon1 totaWDc 4/lOth of one per cent of the company's annual pay. roll. WlnDI.ac awards in the oext blcbest ~tecory were tbe Broadway, ButfUins', Com- mercial Bankers Lite, Glen- dale Federal Savings, Sta- tfOD KOCM, and Paclt1c Mutual Insurance, all of Newport, and tbe Auto Club of Southern Calltornta, Bul- locks, CadUlac'Cootrols Dl- vlaJoo of Excello Corp., CaiUornta Federal Savtncs, Gleodt.le Feden.l Savtnca, and StaDdard Paclt1c Corp., all of Costa Mesa. Elected tlrst presideot of United Way was aerospace executive Joseph Peterson of Laguna Beach. Northern a.od aootbern Or. aoge County United Way or- rantzattons jOined tocetber last WHk, oftctally incor- poratl.nc as UDited Way of Orange County, North-South. Last night's banquet, held at tbe Dlmeyland Hotel, in- cluded tile announcement tbat 1974 collectlons totalled $2,- 802,000. Tbe goal of $3.1 mUlloo was not reached, but United Way raised $200,000 men tiiiD tbe previous rear. ~ tD , c: balrman DoDald Sblttfey. Dial 546-2693 • • !fAVY AIRMAN WUllam p Jacbe, 800 of Mr. Fred w' Jacbt cl 1M2 Mutco1cl Ctr~ clt, c~ Mta, bu rnclu-ated from rec:rutt tninlnl at tbt Na.al TnlnlDc c111ttr Su Dtr.o. He 1a sebeduled to report to AJ.rcrew Sum val Eqajpmtatman ''A" School Labllar.t. N.J. ' 'WOMEN & LAW' IS CLUB TOPIC Marcb 18 e. the date for tbt mtet.tnr of tbe Women's Club ot Inine at the home of Mrt. WWiam Olter, 4185 Sttoa Rd., lnlDe, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Douclaa Rlcbards preatdeot, wtll conduct ~ brief business mHtlng wtth dllcualioo eoocerntng the dllburaement or pnll- aotbropy fluids. Mra. Brian Mlddledltch • procram ct.lrman, will In- troduce Mrs. David L. San- dor (Gerrt), who wUI speak on ••womeo and law." Mrs. S&Ddor, whoA husband Is an attoroey in Lcoc Beach, Is a rraute of law at Berk- eley. She '-• tauiflt classes In womtD lD law, consumer law, aDd f:amUy law at UCI tor 4 Y•ra. Ltvtnc In Turtle Rock Ir- vine, lbt r.a been the editor of the Turtle Rock news- letter. Sbe 1a the mother of z boya, ac• z anc2 7. Rtfttlhmtnts ..Ul be ser- ved by Mrs. John MacFar. lane a.od Mrs. Morris Fltz. SAFETY TIPS IN KITE FUN BOOK Southern CaUtornta Edi- soo Compe.ny ls diltrlbutlng several bwldred thousand • 'Kite Fuo Bookl" descrlb-i.Dc attty rules as well as ·~ -~~u':es. .Pflbated to tcbool ~ sters tllroQcbovt Ec11800 • s Mmce territory. Tbt tty afety rule sug- ctsted 1n the booklet ls tbat people DtYtr ny kites near tltc:trtc power IJDes or dllr- tnr stormy w-.ther. Other aa.fety surresUoos are: 1. Doo't cross streets or biebwaya wtlUe fiylng kites. 2. Doo't ny a kite wlth metal in the frame or tan. 3. Doo't use Unsel, wire or twloe wtth metal 1n tt. 4. Doo't ny a kite over TV or ndio antennas. 5. Doo't attempt to free a kite U It get tancled in tleetrte wires. ALL TIME HIGH FOR OCC ENROLLMENT Eorollmtnt t.a r•ched another all-Ume bicb at Cr- ance Coast College. A total of 31,125 students 1n day and eveDinc claslts at OCC this IPrinc represeots an lncr•ae of 2%.5 per c10t onr lalt y•r. T~rtYioG.s all-t1mt tllcb was 30.702 set tall ~u. Records show tbat 13,49!i atudeDt.l M.ve siped up for day cia•••· an IDc:reaae of ZO.l per CtDt OYtr last JPriDc, and 17,&30 biYt reclsttrtd for tvtniDr etas. aes, a )Imp of 24.4 per c~~:~t. Sprtnc torollmttlt liU swelled by 5,71& oYtr last y•r. RAY ALLRED NAMED TO BOARD AT USC THl IOOIT 10m II THl MEMT Of Ray Allrtel. .aa of Mra. ~£~ ~00/A\~©0~©® Lat Allnd of Newport Bac:b. aDd a anctaatt ot Coroea del Mar bJcb scbool. bu bttD amid )Iaior clau repr11 •tattYt oa tbt stu- dtDt ..aoo baard at USC. Tbt board ldmias.t.ra tbt 1t1tc1e11 acUYltltt ctDter ud tM ...... aloG MIJdl.lll. RaJ ts a lllt!DMr of JWa AJpba Pill. tM acco.t&Q~ tntenatt, ud tM ABMrt• ' caa rt1uct A..octata c..,._ at vsc. At Core. del Mar ...... IC._l be JIU• Uc .... ~ ftllltJ t•-... tall ud a U.CaJl • ..,..........._,..,._ tilL CARNIVAL AT OCC . Oftlie c..t C1 .. .. ..... .. lilllllll --.............. a ...... s·'oiiM..w .. occ ="• ~--:-= .................. .......... Oiilt ...... •••• .. .,..... 'f occ•a ., ........... .......... Nr~'.vcorllers dt HOd i! • FRIDAY, fEB. 7 G.irl-M.r. and Mrt. Gtorce Smltb. 4811 LlDdstrom, lr-YJM. Boy-Yr. and Mrs. James Braodl, 21&6 Colpte, Costa Mua. Gtrl-Mr. a.od Mra. John Marahall, 2700 Petersoo Way, 63-D, Costa Mea. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Keltb Welputt, l&<n Port West- bourne Pl., Harbor VIew Homes. Gtrl-Mr. and Mr. Rodney Tbomp1011. 2381 Eldoo, Apt. B, Costa Mesa. • SUNDAY, FEB. 9 Gtrl-Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith, 1102 Redding Ave., Costa Mesa. • MONDAY, FEB. 10 Glrl-Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fulrumoto, 239 Elden, Apt. B, Costa Mesa. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Labrum, 3148 Sumatra Pl., Costa Mesa. • TUESDAY, FEB. 11 Glrl-Mr. and Mrs. G.eorge Twist, 108 VIa Undine, Lldo Isle. Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Manus, 2758 Portola, Costa Mesa. Glrl-'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas MUlett, 146320range Acr es, Irvine. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. James Cunningham, 2249 Tustin, West Upper Bay. • WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12 Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stansbury, 269 Vlr- glnta Pl., Costa Mesa. Glrl-Mr. ud lira. Ken- Deth Tq, Ull Bristol No. 401, Costa Mea. ' • THURSDAY, FEB. 13 Boy-Mr. a.od Mn. Rocer BedeU, 996 Prtlldio, Costa Mesa. Gtrl-Mr. and Mrs. Saburo NUzawa, 289 Heft, Costa Mesa. Boy.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Patrick, 2267 Placentia, Apt. D, Costa Mesa. • FRIDAY, Feb. 14 Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Timo- thy Thomas, 152 Costa Mesa St., Costa Mesa. • SATURDAY, FEB. 15 Glrl-Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ogden, 681 VIctoria, Costa Mesa. Boy-Mr. and Mrs . James Jones, 2088A Thurin, Costa Mesa. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Alan Loeber, 594 Grand Haven Clr., Costa Mesa. • SUNDAY, FEB. 16 Glrl-Mr. and Mrs. John Bertone, 2632 C Ire le Dr., Bay Shores. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lanning, 202 Albert Pl. Co- sta Mesa. ' • MONDAY, FEB. 17 Boy-Mr. and Mrs . Ruben Garcia, 858 VI ctoria, Costa Mesa. Gi rl -Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Noll, 139 Albert Pl., Costa Mesa. Glrl-Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McGuire, or 3194 Gibraltar Costa Mesa. ' • TUESDAY, FEB. 18 Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strain. 4312 Skyla Irvine. ._. • WEDNESDAY, fEB. 19 Boy-Yr. a.od Mrs. Jamu Ketchum, 409 Walnut Pl., Costa Mesa. GtrJ-Mr. and Mrs. WU- Uam Caouette, 204-1/2 Dia- mond, BaJbo& l.lla.od. • THURSDAY, FEB. ZO Gtrl-Mr. and Mrs. Roy EsptDda, 315 Zlst street Costa Mesa. • Gtrl-Mr. and Mrs. WU- llam Faullaler, 274Swan Dr ., Costa Mesa. • FRIDAY, FEB. 21 Glrl-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fleming, 3601 Parkvlew LD., USA, Irvine. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Henc1- rl.k Bos, 2485 Inine, Costa Mesa. Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Barent Gord1n1er, 18<r71 Mann St., Irvine. Boy-Dr. and Mrs. Steven Humphrey, 2212 Waterfront Dr ., Corona del Mar. • SATURDAY, FEB. 22 Boy-Mr. and Mrs . Jon Mohler, 164 E. 19th Street, Costa Mesa. • SUNDAY, FEB. 23 Gjrl-Mr. and Mrs . Robert De VIncent, 2495 Crestview Dr •• Bay Sho res. Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Ter- rence Appenzeller. 4172 Old Mill St., Irvine. Glrl-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nameth, 3621 Pine St., Ir- vine. Con~efor the filter. ·co· I • ..,, 1 ~ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oetermtned ·~ That ~igarette Smoking Is OaRgerous to Your Health. - ----- WORLD'S IJISEST: PUT IM A BLUE HAV!M POOL OR SPA· FREE !5TIMATII CALL MOW OR DROP IN ••. Wo' ,. Clou By And Op•n 7 Ooys A Woolt. 12222 Harbor Btvd. Garden Grove ~1142 • 871-8020 Stet• Ll ceue 192237 n2-3401 or 649-5094 11 Y eer• 111 Orotot• Cew111y ~~!!!!!!!. Come To The Frostina House! \ urmdt!rland ''' 11 Pddtnf. 0/t t/att'"'~• ann•,u,rempnl~. I'IIK rar t!d napk""· It rddtrlf!, C aJ11 r,rnam.-11/S, f!.Ut-51 b.,,A;, .. "'for t, u ,.,,.,.~I•JI• t•araJ"',...~;::=:~~~ ''" tf.1· bn de·ltt•bt> • , -M II' IA TI.JRES. 2384 !'<E WPORT BL VO., COST A MESA r ak., /1, r r~tatw f!. Phont> 548-5794 ,· Mon. thru Sat. 10-5 ~ut•('ltt'' You'll stay for the taste. • atm AT SOIO,.B.D ..,., -~~~~~~-,... M1 WaloollJ, It, -ol 1""' A. ..... .....,, m VIc- toria, CoMa ..._, ... IIUIMd .IOldW'1olthe .. rter lor tbl lDcS n,ttauoo. UtJI Field ArtUiel7, 15th 111- IUUY DINiao, .SobOIIeld Barneks1 Hawau. He 'Was selected lor Ills .oldt.rtr &IJPIIn.Act, II:Dowlectce &ad perfOtmaDCe of duUes &lld mllUal')' cobrtety, He ls aa open-.err-. --~~~ ...... -uilal'• **._ ot I --Pecll Ill tMli,OOO _, iut Satu*J fA a Cora. del lluariopolllct. --lilt z .... held qp Wt*m Flden.l Sa.•&Dp duriDc he&YJ nta, lPesUp- tora are t.YB~ctrQ;blelocl. tlD& uyooe who wu: oatlidt aalf mtcbl bavt Mojolbtrob- bera 11 tbey left t,Jae offtee. Tbe meo walked into Weslel'll Fedenl i It t:40 threW 2 papet sacksoo eouater and femaoded loiJon nn-wtao IDOMJ, OM IBUbndllllf a rt'fOI¥W. After to111c tM IDOMJ, Ule rataltft tiaroiP lllo llrm'llltdl.ullol. Botb m .. wen -.crlbed u belli( II lloolr 101 ud -5-10 laB, Ooebo4clark WAY)' coUar-ltDCtb bi.Jr, a Z-<lly pvwlbolbtud, _,_ Luc a NaYJ blue lllocl<l.uc-WUb wln-.rtmmed, z .. toae IUI'IIIa•HS. The otlaer tU IIebl blVWII batrd-rlbedu dirty and oUy, IDd lito wore wtn-rtmmed wacluaea. ' METER MAIDS . UNLOAD • ON LIDO ISLE WOMAN VHVII ~fSfUI1( rtLM t. · •ot A Lido Sbops busiDess- complalned bitterly week that her c;,ar gets llcl,ele<i whee she puks 1.u loadtng zone 1n front of business, wblle a pretty parks a beat-up Yolks- there wttbout being Joan Werter, 104 Via 01- Lido Isle, wrote Newport Donald Mclnnlstoob- to 2 parking tickets she she got 1n February in '-.o<IN llHP Ml~o<Y C.L f.t.N'iE'1 • • "-<•.' V"'-'HH f 11 ft-1-HE,.NCf , • .,., , .l [)Vl LIM<,~ liNIIHIMAI<HJP 'I'MII«LE L0110N 'i"~!'i"' LARRY'S 0 Tennis Shoes J AND froot of her Yardarm Fabric Boutique atMZ0-1 VIa ()por- to, in tbe Lido VUiage Sbop- Plnc center. City tratftc Lt. Bill Blue says she probably got the ticket because she was park- edina Ioadtngzooeandwas- 'nt loading or unloadtog any- thing, ''I stop to checktnwllhmy employees or to drop some- thing off.'' wrote Mrs. Wer- ter. "The area Is marked 'loading zone,' wUh a limit of 20 minutes. Slnce I pay for a business license in the ctty, also pay property taxes to Newport Beach, also per- sonal property taxes and oth- er business taxes, contribute to the employment of 2 peo- ble in Newport Beach and give to many of our schOOls aDd pb.Uanthropic assoc1a- tlons, I feel this Is a pretty nasty way of handUng tbe situation." Mrs. Werter said shealso resented the tickets because "the day I received the first ticket a young girl 1n an old Volkswagen was parked 1n front of me with a car that was unsafe on the streets slnce U had been lD an ac- cident and the front was all bashed in with no headlights whatsoever. "However, since she was young and extremely artnc- tive, she did oot receive a ticket,•· Lt. Blue noted that the meter malds who gi ve out parking tickets are also young and~JtffiUve. "I mor"fft~s wtll do not good," con.c;bUlu Mrs.Wer- ter's letter, "but I get a little weary of caring for the dregs of humanity just be. cau~e 1 am willing to work 8-1/2 hours a day and still try to carry on a business that ls an asset to the area.'' Lt. Blue commented that the meter maids give tickets to cars they find in loading zones regardless of the tax- paying abiUty of the car owners. NAVY FIREMAN recruit Dooald D. Rlcbey, 800 of Ur. IDCI Mu. Robert D. Rtcbey of 30&0 Ferubeatb Laoe, Costa Mesa, hu rrad- uated from recruJt tnlniDI at the Nan! Training Center, San Diego. TRAINING EXEROSE IN INDIAN OCEAN Nny machinist's mate first class Jobo Edmtstoo. soo of Mr. aDd Mrs. Palll Edmiston. 2424 Lesp-.rre Way, Costa Mesa. and Navy seaman Gary L. Verosko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wtulam H. Nielsen of2678Club Mea Place, Costa Mesa, uepar- Uclpattng In opentional readiness tralnlng e:r.er- ctses in the Indian Ocean as crew members of the ·fluclear-powered attack air- c raft carrier USS Enter- prise. The carrier led a ttsk group of 6 ships Into the Indian Ocean. after spending the boUdays In port at Subic Bay, RepubUc or the Philip- pines. LEGAL NO'I'IC! NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City CouncU of the C tty of Newport Beach will hold a public hearing regarding General Plan Amendment No. 19, an amendment to the Land Use and Residential Growth Ele- ments to change the land use designation of the lot at 809 East Bay Avenue (i.D Central Balboa) from "Re- tail a.od Service Com- mercial" to ''Two-F'amUy Residential.'' NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR - THER GIVE N tbat the said public hearing wiU be held on the 24th day of Marcil, 1975, at the hou r of 7:30 P.M. i.D the CouncU Cham- bers of the City Hall of tbe City of Newport Beach, C alUornia, at whlch Ume and place anya.odallpersons interested may appear and be heard thereon. Laura Lagtos City Clerk City of Newport Beach Publtsh: March 13, 1975, In the NewpOrt Harbor Enslgn. revealed, bike, hie path proposed ._ ......... .. .... ol c ........ oout-UIIoftln __ _ bJ lilt ..... Coulll z.. c...-..~~oocom•u eal1l lor mort bWoc ... btcycltlrlUI aiGoc lilt""- port ............ qo ... eUe1 tnmc COIIIPIUoa ucl laek olptdl.uc u lbt maiOr barrier to pubUc beacb &C• • Ctll bert. Tbe oouta1 master plaD. miDdlted by toter. iD tvra wllll tbt paaqe otPropo11- lloo ZO, wt1l bt lllbltCitd to 19 pobllc baOriJICI ~ ud down tbe coast before a ftD- a1 nrskla lJ IUbmltted to the state Ietlslature for ell: actmeot tn&o law. Tbe pl&D ~ a permu•t llate aeeDcy to replace lbeCc.lt- al Comrntssioal whea tbe eommllakxls co out of bQsi. nels at the eDd of th1a r•r. Publlc bearin&l sebeduled In this: ar• lnelllde May 7 In Torl"'DCC, Mty 9 In Huntington Beach, May 14 i.D Loog Bee.cll. and May 16 1n San Clemente. The master pJan wu drawn up by trw stiteCoast- al Commission, using infor- mation gleaned 'from hee.r- ings conducted by 6 regional com missions, including the South Coast Regional Coast- al Commission, based to Long Beach, which has )Jrts. diction over a 1,000 -yard deep band of tbe Los Angeles and Orange County coastline. The "downcoast"area be- tween Corona del Mar and Laguna Beach Is described by tile plan as "the major opportunity for open space preservation aloog tbe Orange County coast." Calling public access to the coast "a right mandated by the state constttutioo and the courts." the plan seeks to broaden the public's legal rights to access, and to en- force current rights. other points of the plan lnclude: • CAMP PENDLETON, eyes byNewportantt-)etfor- ces as a possible jet airport s Ue, gets some protectioo from the plan. "Ally lud de- clared surplus by the mut-·. tary shOuld be retained In publtc ownership, wlth first priority given to public re- creation," says tlwj , dratt. It also DOtes tbat the federal coastal zooe manarement act of 1972 enables the federal gonrnment to certify the California coastal plan, thus vetoing any goVernment coo- structlon not related to mlll- stary security. • NEW DEVELOP MENT would be concentrated ln- land. Instead of along the coast. • HAZARDOUS AREAS, such as bluffs and cUffs, __ ,.. ............. . ........... leachyax children these Km·RYIIG RULES 1 Oon·t cross streets • or highways .while flying kites. 2.Don't fly a kite· with metal in the frame or tail. 3.Don't use tinsel string. wire or any twine with metal in it. ft oan·t fly a kite over ~TV or radio antennas. s. Don't fly a kite near electric power lines and don't try to retrieve a kite caught in p o wer lines. 6 D<?n 't fly a kite in the e ra •n ,sCJ!=. Southern California Edison An (Qull 0PPO<Iu,;•IY Emr.l~y•r Sportswear occ coEo BADMINTON Should be rubber TEAM WINS OPENER Keda ro-Keda Pebble Beach Fun Fads of Palm Springs Tennis Shoes For the Whole Family 22 Agate Ave. Balboa Island Open 7 Days A Week 10.5 Orange Coast College's coed badminton team opened Coast League play with a 15-9 victory over Pasadena C tty College Thursday after- noon (March 6) In the Pasa- dena gym. Jack Gurnsey and Sue J a ness combined to wln the mixed doubles, 15-6, 15.7. Gurnsey easlly won the men's sLr:tc:Ies, 15-5, 15-1, and Miss Janess won the women's singles, 8-11,11-3, 14-11. Gurnsey combined with Mark Cummlngs to win the men's doubles, 15-7, 1 ~-9 . GYMNASTS FINISH 4TH IN COMPETITION Barbara Wright's Orange Coast College women's gym- nastics squad finished 4th out of 5 teams at a class l meet held Friday at Gross- mont College Ill El Cajon. Grossmont won the team cbamploosb.lp. OCC's Alesla Speir fin- ished 3rd toall-around com- peUUon. She enbbed 2nd place medals In noor exer. clses and IXIeYeD bar•, Ud was 3rd in tbe n.ultln& IDd A new kindofspeedbump. one you can really bump into -Is going to be Installed on Lido ls.le. Cltytnrttcen- glneers wlll tnstall boxed trees In the middle of 4 ln- tersecttoos along Via Lido Soud sometime within the next 2 weeks. The Idea Is to stow dQWO traffic, which the Lido Isle Community Assn, says is moving much too fast aloog the street. "They want to hold tbelr residents down to 25 mUes per hour," Ctty Tratflc En- gineer Btu Darnell told a Newport CUy Council study sessloo Monday, "This me- thod bas been used success- tully in other cities." Via Lido Saud's lntersec- Uons wtth Via Ithaca, Via Mentone, Via Quito aod Via Undine will be ''planted." Mr. Darnell said Tuesday be's not sure yet wta.t k1Dd of trees wUI be used, but said tbey wUJ. be 1n redwood boJ:es ud wtll be trom 4 to 8 ft. lligb, with stcns remiDd- I.Di motorLita of tbe 2!5 mph spoedUmll. Pollee trafl'lc Lt. Bill Blue said Tuesday hlsdepartmeot bas not recet•ed any rash ot reports of speeders on Lido Isle, but tad no other comment on tbe plan. One Lido Islander at Mon- day's Cow:acU session said privately he boped young ls- laod drlnrs don't mistake the trees for an auto sla.Jom Pitt& -"WOMEN IN LOVE'' Botl. Rotod R bola••• 0o1u1a Fretor SPEEDWAY TEAMS IN RUBBER Amerltu and£- motorc~WIII*dW&J ncllll team1 an IChedlled to ride tbe "ftbber matcb'-. ot tWr 1-nct •rt11a.tcb4 Mutb U, atlrwtDdtlt. Tbe4mtrJ• ...... -lbt-lll-1' lui Fr*y OW!It, wlllll H - at •ktorJ .... lilt Euo- pti.DI at Co.ta Mea'• Ofi.IIICt COIDtJ Fabaa0iii4i track. MOW A CIIAf'TII OP lNE ·~GILl IOOITII CLUI. ALL 7JCICI!T IHI'OitMA'IfOH ;ol ANC:ILIIIOMI GAMIS UL.ouu.IJ II BitS/ CH~A$NE &. STEAK · (FoR 2) S7.t5 SANDPIPER INN COFFEE SHOP 673 ·1120 2101 E. COAST HIGHWAY, COROllA DEL ACROSS PROM FASHION ISLAND OPEII 7 A.M to 3 P .lol. BREAKFAST ••• from LUNOI· •••••••• from LID 0 "'W'C" B! II C H too·•~~c· ·J : • . '. DYAN'CANNON • .854 1.50 ClijL>D Ul'ij)ER.;\ L>EAF - I \ • • . ' • HE -BEE liN .,,,.., ...... 1'IIU rtar I'~ biNaD • ld .. ftlted .. ~ .. f# 1M'"---~ ...... -.nr uue....-a.e._. a.t ...,_ u. &*Mil.. ol U~t Mctlltoe de Ol'o .Au. 0111'7 ~ Bac Blitben fll Orup c.-,. n&a ,.r ,._.., b~ Ill aro.d Mra. lola wa,.. Ud U. ..,... ••• Mn. · tM lotiD F. 8 ... '1 III&CioU ud IOftlJ lobD LAnoL Obu ...... IDclildld Wn. tlecut t.Jida 1a1e bomt. lin. Btaap, u · .Jo Ale•.,_, atCWttrt dlnc:tor of Bll aoUrt member ot ~e a.gUitry, aw tbat Brotben o1 Orac• eo.,, VIda o.u, KatbJ a ..-lilt wu PI'O'f1ded tlal ...., .. , BIIIP ud Sea Aacs.noe. Adtre IDd ••· tbu lui11Dc qulet •try to tbe I~ ta1DIIt mtmbtn ftrt tbt too, b111PJ to btlp wblle n.let puktDc relleYid parldllc worry &I boltM111a to th1a b1R>J oaee a yar for au a"-Unc. afllllrl Beaaty was enrywhere tn the prdlo • • • • wltb colorfUl aaaJ••· bri&bt btcaata• IDd Juplred by Frleedl of UCI, pre1ldeat ot da!Dty primroses from wbich a t1ay, tiDy Ute Ualrenlty, ArtJIIr D. Guy Jr., at a rean.tlc bunDy PM.Ited at au tbt ladlel laaebeoa receatly ID UCI UDtyentty Club, 1D tbeir •mart attire, probably WOIIdt11DI baltlattd a bmdJIC partlc~ II'OUP af it Euter had arrlred utra arty. n. 10 or more leadlal buiDMameo, toelal twce caned door to the txxne ltood opeo Ud aotnrsttr people, wtllc.b wt1l mMt wlth Mmes. Eroest s~. CecU Sblrar IDd moatbly for 1Dformal esclila.ace of ldeu, Artlllr Strock nearby to pre..at II&IDe eardl llltencttAI oc n.noa• lmp)rtut laAts of to memben, u weu 11 t.be lloDored peiU, the ttmu. 10me or IDtera.tlaDal 8COPI. auch the patna..,... The latter..,.,.. apeclaDJ u on IDd tDel'IJ, IDOatJoD. tood, *· dealptd by Mrs. Sb.Jnr, acb carryiJic Speaker of tM dly ftl EYereUCU;ptncer, one of ber bud acalptured COld• qell. ...sor r...arell UIOCI&te o1 CMnoo OU WONDAY MAY BE tbe day tor the wearln' of the green, Tbey wen most e~preuire of tbt deep Fleldl Relelrcla Compuy. Amoac those but today, March 13, 1a tbe day for the members of the awncJaUoo ADcelltos de Oro members bold atteDdblc were Suu Cue, wbo tntroduced Soutb Coast AluiJlDie Cl~ of Pl Beta Phl Sorority to for tbtae womeu, eome JtU after JtU wr. C~er: Elot.MKloU,aatltlntcbi.D-learn about IDdoor greenery at the borne of Mrs. Thomas coot:tlme to IIIIJPOrt the autJ.Ia.ry; 80IH lare cellor l:)r admtntlfntkiD; Jollll Law1011; 0(. Baroard of Ltdo Isle. to the above photo, left to right, only recently l•rned of tl" won wD DaMI 01mcan, pi'HtdtDt o1 VarlaD Data tlllrs. JobD Applegate of Costa Mesa, treasurer; Trudl troubled fatherless boys ea.rrlld OD tlu'oiiP llaclaiDM; Ed Gwtma, nUred cbatrma.o of Rogers of Balboa, wife of CouncUman Howard Rogers, their cblatioDa. AU how.,er 11M* llwwald Cbmdtr COJ1). board of dlnetora; Rlcbard aDd Mrs. VLrcin1a Bollman of Balboa, PanhelleoJc to tb1s altair as belog sometb1Jic tpeetal... c-. prestdct of lntne~N~strial Com-representative, are getttnc a preview of the plants. Angelltoa de Oro members try alftJs to plex, IDd A1aD stoDem&D of Alan C. Stolle-Mrs. Richard Jonas of Dover Shores, president, wiU mate 1t so. mu Auoclates. No, the ladl• were oot conduct a short bustness meetlng, at which a slate of Warm welcome was shown 1D thegreettDcs omtttect; amooc tbem wer. tlllrs. wnuam ofrtcers wtll be introduced by the nominating committee. elteoded by president, Mrs. Edward Sbup; Ha"ey of Mca~b ort .. , Lacqna, and Mrs. Mrs. Hugo Schmidt of Lido 1s 1D char ge or the luncheon, hosteu, Mrs. Bishop, and patrooeas cbatr-DeaD Q. Waddell o1 Co~ del Mar • • • which follows the 10:30 a.m. meetlog. Asslstlng her man, Wrs. Wlllred Berls. Guests were ad-Some of tbe 111llYenltJ repi'HIDtaUYes were are Mrs. Eric Egge of Balboa, Mrs. Brenda Burch of vised that there was an elevator to tbe qpper Ylce-et.ueellor Jamu tlllcGaueb. Dean Ly-Costa Mesa and Mrs. Davld Dundas of Harbor View level, it they wlsbed to leave tbelr WJII)I mu Porter, DeM Justice, Dean Fleischer, Homes. (Ensign photo.) there, or they could use the stairs. plus several proleuora.l .sersta.od lt was w·ltnesses hold assembly Mrs. Dooald Starllag &Dd Mrs. WWJam a most lateresttnc lDd lttmllatlD( session. • • • • MeGee wen co-ehalnromen of the laocbeoD Sprmc seemed )lst arouDd tbe corner ••• details • • • not blDg was orerloot.dl • • • bat we found It lDatde tbe Newport Harbor Five Costa Mesa and New. from the buge basket of blrd of parad.LM, Yacbt Club lut week, wbeD tbt Fubloaables port Beach coogregatlons of on tbe equally wge coffee table (tbe ''birds" presented 1 sbowt!Jc of Help's ''IPrlnc Jebovah's Witnesses are were compllmeots of Mrs. 1'lmotb7 DtrtDt, aDd JUmmer•• • • • day ucs wllllnc . . . scheduled to ))ln wltb coo- a new member) ••• buttercqp yellow l1n-.d dea!pa. SaDy (tlllra. Haney) Somers and gregations from Tustin and patio tables were centered wltbwb.ltebuUtl JilyrDa (Mrs. Eroest) El Toro 1D a circuit assem- of yellow pansy plants, WbUe oa tbe lore 8aftic were tbere to bly slated for March 15 and lunchtoo table, wlth lts heavy lace cloth, welcome puts and 16 at their assembly hall was a rectangular English prdeD • • • members wbo had the lo Norco, Calif. Ully-of-the-n.lley, tlny "wild" byactntba, llttle wblte bats pln-Albert Malooe, of the Bay- dalnty prlmulas . • • eYeo a small pussy ned to their lapel • • • view congregation ln Costa willow wltb fUrry kittens that added de-andeutaod they are Mesa, will be one of the menslon to this unusual centerpiece. OYer.. &olo.g to be turned to speakers. At 3:30 p.m. head, the 800 pound French chandelier's gold shortly ••• their Saturday he wUl address tbe crystals sparkled. Assisting at the luncheoa lc1enWicaUoo pln, de-group on the subject, ·• Are table were Mrs. Clltford Hakes and Mrs. slaned by Gloria you stabilized lo the tatth?'' Edward PeUegrlD. Mrs. Marshall Nledecter Moony ••• yes, Gloria The program will be bunt arranpd a timely schedule for each put Bradeson that was • . • around the theme, "Have president attending, to serve at the coffee and duri.nc tbe lunc h-we kept our senses and been I.LBE RT MI.LOHE Drill team will travel Newport Harbor's 42-ctrl . drlll team 1s the ooly drUJ team wblch bas been lnvlted to perform at tbe Meldcan lDvitaUonal band festival, May 15-19. They're busy raising the mooey to get themselves to Mexico Clty, accordlDg to advisor Cindy CoUlns. The team wUl per- form at a ball-time show at a soccer game, an nhlbl- tlon at tbe Cooservatory of Music, a high school show, and oo telnlsioo. Tbey'U also manage a little sight- see~ tbe pyramids, the Ballet FoWorlco aDd the Museum of Anthropology. PROMOTED TO COL. James B. Davls, son of Mrs. Mary R. DavLs of 2527 Duke Pl., Costa Mesa, has been promoted to colooel iJl the U. S. Alr Force. Col. Davts, anairoperaUoos staff officer . Is assigned at Randolph AFB, Texas, at the AJr Force Mllltary Per- sonnel Center. NERRT HARBOR S.ACM lMURSOAY, JULY 2D. \172 PUBUSHED WEEKLY -PAGE 7 OODA DEL MAR, CAL Cinderellas plan sale The 40 "faUJ lOCI· lteml, cloadllc, jlwelry ud motta.rs" of Ctadtrella brlt-a-bac wtJl be In' ale. Glild wW bold tbelr ....a1 tlllra. B.tclll..td FIIJ:uoa L1 Pft1t ale to beDedtCblld-lD CbafCe, db tlllatM. flacb r••• Hotpttal of Orup Bowe, Harold DbDa IDd R. Coat, at tbt Hutlor Sbop-R, Ro1eWa1 ust..tt.«. PlDc Ctater from g a.m. to Dr. Wa.nwa L. ao.ttek 5 p.m. Sabarday, tllfarcb 15. of Newport Beach, proft110r II~ '"""'tn,... hnttuhntd of patbolocJ at tbe UC lr- Ylnce eoUece of IHdietne, LIGAL NOnCE , baa beeD named pnllc1ea.t------_,..,...=-===---elect ot tbe Amerlca.o So- FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ctety of CllDlcal Patholo- NAME STATEMENT ciats, tbe Iarcest patbolorY Tbe followlnc persoo la &siOClaUoa 1D Amerlea. Ht doiac bullness as: The Old 1s former deao of tbe UCI C h1pco GuJJcbter, 630-B collece of med.lctne. Newport Ceoter DriYe, New- port Beach: Harbor Hosts, Inc., 830-B Newport Ceoter DriYe, Newport Beacb. Tb1a bu.stDe" ls belag coodueted by a CorporatJ.oo.. Signed: Jettrey R. Matsen. President. This statemeot ttled with tbe county clerk of Orange Cocmty oo Mar. 10, 1975. Publish: March 13, ZO, Z7, Aprtl 3, 1975, 1nthe Newport Harbor EDSlgo. F -41676 LIONS PUTTING ON PANCAKE BREAKFAST The Costa Mesa Uoas Clab wUl bolt a pancalle brealcfast at Costa .... Park t.h1a Sunday, Marcb 16, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to raise .cbolarsbtp flmcSs for Orance Cout Collece stu- dents. A $1 dooaUoo wtU purchase a pancake IDd sausage breakfast, 1Dclud1Jic orance juice and coffee. aa._ IT'LL BE SPECIAL FOa .. ST. PATBICK'8 DAY C•nd for luncheon a dinner every d•yl) • \ftntf'C/ \hoc n/,,lt• ( repe' -lu~CIOU\ MJgl{ Pan \Jnt//J '' ,. 1 rt'·''" ~Hd(>fl<'d m a IJce·th,n hot t lt'flP 'morht•rt·d m mmted chocoiJtt' 'auce and IOppf•rl •~ 1/h \ rt'mt• de \1t:-ntlw \\ h1pped ut:-am S1 75 • \\ t' h.JH! Ch("(>'t' 8/1nllt>< too "'1/h 'our 1 rt•Jm Jnd /rp,fl '"d"·bernt'' Yum \ um S1.55 • Ole I F ,,_h,ont'<ls \1.Jnh.JII.Jm ancl '\1iJrllniS for lt•(>ft'C haum plu> fn\h r o llet· fin/ Butteted Rum Jnd .J/1 that • COSTA MESA -South Coast Piau • BEVERlY HILLS -Camde11 & lkichton Way • WOODLAND HillS -TM Promenade • ARCADIA -S.nta Anrta Fullion Part and tea urns, namely Mrs.CbarlesS. Thomas, eon classes were watchful'?" -an admonition wbo was the Auxiliary's ftnt president a.od raised to her fUture taken from 1 Peter 5:8. who, thls year, accepted the respoosiblllty happlDess. We were at There will be a baptism as ball chairman; also Mmes. Jack Groth, Mlldred Mead's table Sunday morntng for those Clifford Hakes, Robert K. Byars, Ernest SALLY SOMERS and ea)oyedt:alkiDga.od newly ordained as mlolsters SHAMROCK Slftig, John Porter, and Doo E. Woodward, llstelllng to Ted Lewis, who stepped 1D as after havlng completed a as wed a~ the f~. Mts. Speocer Hoft4. •~•• 111 ar the last mmute;· 11r· ~. cours•ln Bible study. Patzvn~~atfu11N ~ere l!l~ea. Danlel oC Wr. 0,. u ,tbeY call Help's taeabaod. At Z p.m. Sunday, E. L. Atdrtcb, 'Bewley Allee, Robert ADdrews, Tb. llilc"-was abeohrtety dellctoas • • • 'Wamreddl, represeotatneof Richard Barrett, Arthur Joho Baum ofPua-cbampape tdlbly, and tbe flsldoas simply t~ Watchtower Society 1n dena IDd Llttle Balboa lslaod; WUUam Cbl-sparkltnc and glamorous ••• u tbe eYeo-New York, wlll speak oo chester, Burtoo CoUlos, Lorna Caspers Da-Jnc dresses ••• soft tlmlnine fabrics, soft the subject, "Stand still and kln, Dooal DuDCin, Lester P, Elmore and femlnfne colors ••• day wear, sparkly a.nd see the salvation of Ererett Gust Jr. More were Mmes. Frank crisp ••• oaYles a.od white, orowns and Jebovahl" Harrington, Clifford Hughes, WUbur B. Jager, beicts • • • wlth swirly skirts, or neat ----------. Walter s. K!Dg, John LaUD Jr., WUbur Lay-pleats that sort or nowtd. L EGI.l MOTICE man, Walter Ller, A. Carter Lowell, Gor-Amoag those seen bere and there were, --=-=:..::.::=-.::..:=...:..:..;::;.. __ doo MacDooald, Wllllam McGntb, Andrew Mmes. Clcl Ward, Reid Wassoo, 0a.oa Lath-NOTICE Mortbland, Harold Pearcy, Cbarles Peytoo, bam, Larry Diamond, Chester Marcell Jr. OF PUBLIC HEARING John Reichle, Edward Rolettl, James Roose-(Pee Power), Robert Barnesoo, RlchardScbu-Notice 1s hereby given that velt and frleod MarUyn Best, )1st back macber, Dean Waddell, Spalcer Hont&. also the Planning Commission of from Switzerland. More were Mmes. Walter PtUJ cotton and Valerie Scudder, plusl the City of Newport Beach Seibert, E. H. Skinner, Ralph Tandowsty, As 1 said ••• spring was right there wltb wUl bold a public hearing John S. Tedford, Glen Thomas, Wllllam the Fasblooables at the Newport Harbor on Amendment No. 442 ln- Gay Thrash, Heory Ullman, WUI Ward, v ........ r,.... ltlated by the City of New- I~.,_J SUBSCRIPTION OlDER DIN YOUI SU.IC .. PnOM OIHI 10DA ONLY SS.M ~· OMI YIAa -----------------1 . ·"!""-................................. . ,._,_ ............................. . em ......... , ...............•.... ., .... DIM 11111 OUII ·'Ill~ SUI TOa . MIIWPOaT MAIMI ...... 1721 &. CDAI:f Mft., co-. DIL BUSINESS WOMEN port Beach to constder an SEEKING MEMBERS amendment to Chapter 20 ot the Newport Beach Mu- The Newport Beach olctpal Code pertalolog to Charter Cbapter of the restaurants •. American Busloess Wo-Notice Is hereby turther men's Assn. wUJ bold lts &inn U.t said public hear - ladles bir eoroUmeot event inC will be held on the 20tll March 16 at the home of daJ of March. 1975, at the Mrs. L. K. Moran, Costa boUr of 7:00 P.M. lo the Mesa, from Z to 4 p.m. CocmcU Chambers of the Tbia enot ls held seml-Newport Beach City Halt, at aru:m.Uy to l.DtrodUCe tbtor-wblcb time and place any pntuUoo a.od the local ud all persons lDterested cbapter to bulntss womeo may appear and be heard tntblsa~. t~~~ Chairman for tbe neot James. Parker, Secretary wUl be Mrs. C. K, Bell; PlannlDg Commission co-chairman 1s Mrs. Henry City ol Newport Beach Crane, and Mrs. Cbarles Publish: March 13, 1975, ln 11 tn cl».rce of procnm. tbe Newport Harbor Ensign. NEWPORT HlRBOR IN--THE-WATER 1THRU SEASON SPECIAL SALE NEW MARKDOWNS DEEPER MARKDOWNS 30%-45% up to 75% LADIES SPORTSWEAR · SEPARATES -KNIT TOPS -DRESSES LINGERIE · ROBES -PAJAMAS • GOWNS -PLAYSHOES -SANDALS LADIES PENDLETON WOOL SEPARATES -FINAL MARKDOWNS ( Sale starts Thurs., Mar. 13th thru Mon., Mar. 17th J HEW HOURS 9:30 -6:00 Mon. ·Sot. Hot op•n Friday Evening• IN CO~TA MESA IT S MAJOR CREDIT CARDS WELCOME 1816 NEWPORT IOUlfV AID COSTA MESA CE NTRALLY LOCATED AT NEWPORT AND HARBOR BLVD. •o .... s..-....._...,..,...._,,75 ,.._&Sr .. alla•...., •C..........,.,..c J ...... ._...__,_ .................. y_... __ ...._._. WwAc..e ... .... •D .................... •• '-l'M _.., The· west Coast's Largest lnTh Water BOAT SHOWI •lecetetl • &.We VI 04 • ..._JILl U u.-........ t:: ..... ~-,.--....... ., ..... _ .. -., C'Mit ~ ~ ... , ............. ...... . ...... , ............. .... . ............. ~ ..... .. ....... Mo .. s to tOAM-tfM •' A ' 1 . • • .. . . . .. • • ' • . •• Walk in Newness of Life "*41e• .............. ... .,. .., ,,.. -,..., -••oww-.-• .,. .. -.,. ... 11-7 ol ... ,.,...,_,. .... ..... ... "'MUl'Pf 0/14/t. ( ...... 6<4) n.a. ... tine .e..te•nh olfoctloll*-. (l) We are cndBecl and ..w--Clrriol. <') We .. roloed up with Clrriol. (3) Wa aho.alcl w.llt in Mwn.~olHle. We •• who-~ Ww thllll: o• old ..,. h. been ......... with Clrriot oad .... --o.d ......... ...... • a.tll, CNCi&l"for ..... .... lne he the power of M Md flu ... tht .... of the old IMA. •• ..., bow tNt •• ~ niaed ap t~ with the RiMa Cft.rilt. fie CICHlt-d it ia t.pea.. We an 11om ..... ; we r-.:al\'e\CI a nt'W IJMc Spirit. But now -lor wt..t P'IQ)OI81 The BiWeMya:._. .. .._._. ·-· ofMfa! A Deep Dooire We lllf'M with thil -we haw a de!f d~ to walk in newneee of hfe. We eometirnea even criticiae Ou.Ytilna around ua who do not walk in the newnee~ of tife. We k.now th• the Lord ex.pecla from UA that we Ahould walk in newncM of life. But how! That i8 the problem of n~ny Christiana. They rlo their belt to walk in newneu of tile. They try to act like real ChristiAna. They w-.nt lo be l:ike ·Jeaua. They want to h.n•e the victory over lin. They want to control their temper. They want to apeak friendly . They want to be Me from the luat of the flesh. But it .eema u i1 all their effort& aft of no effect. Their life ia a failure, a co ntin11al up and down; IOmetirDel rictory over &n, but moltly defeat. They e~:perit:ncc day• fuJI of joy in the Lord, all goe1 well. They are happy to give a testimony for Je1111 Chrilt. But there are other dly1, when they feel 10 deprea~~:d, they cannot uy a word for ChrUt . There il no joy, aU power ~ms to have gone, they are driftin«! Thil il a very 11nhappy tile and certainly a life without fruit for the Lord. Such a life ia no testimony ; it ia not attractive for other~. Many Chrillian. who live t.hia way are even afraid that they n.ay be tbe cau1111: why othen, eapecWiy theY. own chiJtren, t11m away from God, and why nobody geU converted. I think we touch here the gre~~tet>t n«:d in the llfe of many ChriMW!1. They do not know how to walk in newne~t~~ of life. 1lu:N' are even many who have alredy given up all hope. Thry thlnk that it will be always liA.t· that , and they will liv r Bot h • p1ror lift: until thry rra1·h h•~av•·n. Thr111· Ch..Wi.l nR arr likr tht• peo~t of Israel,. who ha1l lrft CIIIUITWI C&UWlC WIIXLt •• 0. "'"'""· 'hla,OO!o- £npt, t~ •• -., of ... ut•1· 'I1My '"" dtli••N ........ oW .lilt ol ......., .., the Bloo<l o( ... 1.-lo. no, hool ... e ... lo fPOUIOI Evpt ... ~ .., Goa, .... ....,. .U.yed In the ,~ .... ' tlrrle·r co•ld: not uter &M proii!Ur.d lwMI ~ of tWr Wlboliel. So !hoy tomelned ... 40 yun in thf; ....,.._ ......... qypt .. d c..-. 'nd. it • picture of the il¥• of I'MR)" Ovildlftl, ~llot "In bet-•"-_ ... 20 or nen 40 , ..... They le the world, but they did not yet Mter the '"'" ~ life ...... ..... with Chriot. Do you raly thlnlr thet the Lord. did. not pro•We dte neceeMry hdp 10 tlw we would be aWe to be ia aewne. of tile? J4e CMIIOt .. for ... to do AO if lie & not P,e .. whlll M J.ectuay to wall. in a new HI~. H you thJftk lhk, you would ...U the 1.-1 _.......... t.. yoW' ltilue . .._I t...l heard all the pn:omieet of God, hut they juat did not betine the•. Char l .... d .... ,...m.d .. ..,.lhlnc ... ta. We ~a~tl: bow Hit pnwilion. We also •ust reeehe Hil pro'lilion, aad we nuut uee His pro•iaion. And wh..t ia Ilia . . ' . prm1110n . It io G<od Hu-If in the penon of tM f1o1y Spirit . It il not it; it i1 He ! He tt God Himself. He il Je.u. a.n.t Himself, and He il pven to every tn.e belie.-er. Je-Chrilt h. pron..Ued to Hil owr.: .. We will come and mak~ our obo<io w;th him." (John 14:23) "'The Spirit of truth JlweUeth ~ith you and aha.ll be in you." (John 14: 16) So w~ know that the Hcly Spirit ie tt e proviDon of the Father and of tlle Son gjven lo us aa the power to walk Ln hC'WnfM of li£t:, Do roo believe thll? Did you •ccept thia provilion! Do ne t wait for feelings; do I•OI kok for evidr.nces, but belicn that you hAY( ~cdved the Holy Spirit, because the Bible uy1 110: Paul uya to tl,e Corinthi.lm; in amazement over thrir unbtlir.f: "What , know ye not that your body ill the h.mpU. of the Holy Ghost which ia in you, which you hue Ctf God and ) ~ an not )OUtl•wn."(l Cor. 6:19) The Word of God When you were raved you ~lined the Word o f God whic;h told you, th-' your siN an: forpven by tht: Blood o f the La.mb, and you tha.nketl the Lord that you have n:ceind tloe forpvene"' of aina. Why nvt behu~ Him now and thank Him that IJe h~Uo P•en you tle Holy Spirit and lwJ mack your l.ody to bt a trmple fiK llim. Rut nuw we fiiUit ret.opli&e that the Italy ~pirit in u& ill (;od HirMelr, and then· fore He it tit~ Lmd in )·our t-.urt and in your lif ... The Word of t.od yy.: "The Lord M tJ.e Spirit ·-and '"hen- tM Spirt& lo tloc Lord, liMn 1o ~Moy." (II ~· 111) Wlrel ~ did you P.• to the Holy Spirit In Y' .. , ...... , No p1oot " oil' 1'hco 1M lo the Ufl,k.ftow• t,;;;.} Jn y~ow-hNrt and. 1ou c:Ud no 1 Ull!l the ~· the l.otd pwe you to .... .. in newneu of ur •. Do ycu treat H'-' • t~nant! Did you Fr• Him the tecon4 place! Then whu t.u &.ken the fJnl place! Of ec:n1• you -yourtell! It il • pt v-v-dy, and yr.t il • tN~: that molt of lhe Ouilliana .ved by snce ere sti1J r•i•nin1 themaetve1 in their hurt, .nd. directinJ lhelr Hvea .after their own wW . That it the reuon why the livu of Ouilti~~n• can be ., different from each other. The Holy Spirit il not in fuU control ; He ia not the Leader and Commander. What a poor life! Do not wait fo r the Holy Spirit t.o chance lhia lllituation. He wiD nner foKe you· to accept Him M Lord. H~ il not a hou~e·breakcr. Do not think that you will denlop your spiritual life by and by, and at lut you will be a Spirit·falled Chmtian.lt ia not a development, it is a decilion. You mull P,ve Him the throne of your tile. He take1 ower whatenr you pve Him! Y 0 ll 1a y that y O·U 1urrendered .U to the Holy Spirit and your life il not chanced. It did not worir.. I can teD you the reuon: you lutve for)Otten to thank Him that lie ~taken poMCI!Bion of yoW' life. ~at i& the prayer of faith which pves &116orance. Dan-to confe1111 that He h• filled you with Him.self, that He hu become your Muter, your Leader and Commander! That will make all the difference in your life. You count with Him • Lord, and you experience Hit power in your life. Wt...t will be the .result ! There may be emotlona •. there may be ligna, but that Jl very .erondary. One thifllil ltltc and neCCAUry : The fruit of the Spirit will be aeen in yo.u.r l~fe. And "the fruit of the Sp1t1t 111 lo¥e, joy, peace , long 1uffering, gentlene•, goodneu, faith , meekftell, tempcnnce." (Gal . 5:22) You will experience: "God has not ginn u1 the Spirit of fear, but of power and or lo¥c and of a .eound mind.· (1 11im. I :7) You -.ill ICI! victory onr sin in your life. The Bible aay!i· "When: the Spirit • Lord, there ill liberty." (II Cor. 3: 11) You will h.ne the joy to Re othen coming to Jesus Christ. You will lead o thera to Christ. J u u11 t:tuUt promiaed : "The water that I .hall give him .hall be in him a well of water •.pri.?f.ng up into _nerluting life. Uohn 4: 14) 1ln11 He IJIO ke of thf' SpLrit . You will h.ve the IWed fellowAhip with the Holy Spirit in pnyer. He will take over your life '• problem• -and Ue il able to 10ln them ·DISCUSSIONS FF'OIFI tiro a.>LA. BROADCABI'IR La llln4a, Call.!. Q. ho ·-· c:.lll. -"Wbt ,.,.,.,. to o. JH!r~Oft M1C w.\o cUu oM dtJte J&Ot b~illttf i N CAriltt ,, "' tortMM- ed btrfnre tfte time of ltultMfttt I b£/i1v• I Aea'rd liM' IIIW C.lae i.U U not ?W111 ocetirfted. If CA£a U '""'• tAn Nllttre do~• U tJ loW o/ «tt ""bfllntr flO and is it it1 tnrme•t rlgllt at. tl&it amil1" A. It 111 t rue t hat hell 11 not now occupied. Keep In mind J.hat t he word tram1lated .\~U In the Author- ized Venion can mean d.•ol, u we "ee from the Old Teatament. In the New Testament the words Aade1 and !f'}lf•nnn are u!led (lometlmea tar~ tm·u.~ J. Gtht"rtnn or lteU II the place preparf.'d by God for the devil and hb an~els. H ndrtt is the abode of the dear!. and orhrinally contained two !IE'CI io ns , one for the righteous and thl" n thf'l' for the v>'ickt'd. Note the excellf'nl refPrence by Dr. C. I. Sco. field on Luke 16 :2~. The abode of tlw ri.~rh f('0\1.'< dearl in hadf'll wu re· ft •rred f(l ~~~ Abraham'! boMm or Pa radi.~•·. It w11s t"mptied at the time nur J.nnl ri.~Ct'nflf'rl f Eph. 4 :8-10) and tnk,•n In hf'lt.l"f'n : now in Paradi&t". In .Jnhn :. :28·29 we read that the I inw i...: rnminv when all of t he deAd .><h:•ll h•· ra i ~('(1. Unbelieven will · !-tl:uHI lwfn t·(· the l{l"fflt w hite throne judl{m f'nt nnd eonsiJnled to hell for nil d1•rnitv For the hPiif'ver, "ab- "t•n t f rnm lht• br .. l.1·" is t o be "present wit h th•· l.on l." Q. IC,.,,_. Crty. Mo . "Sinrr w p """ tl11 f f,, j1•1fr1• nlhr,·.«: hl'rf' nfl Pnrfh ht•"' f"'/11 /l"j r}ll'i!•tirr n.ot .lll"r\\l' n~ j ...... ~,·· A . Tho•n • a n • l wn t•ntirt'ly sejlar att' ('Oflt'I'PI " ho•rf' N nlto ~filii hew 7 :l·:l wh wh r••al1.1· i:< stlt'nki n)l about a pto r· "<Ul:tl j tHhmwnt. This ha~ nothin~r to dn ll"if h hnw Wf' II.~ rhriAfian."-h8V(' lhl' ri~rht :tnd prlvilt'.lft' to St>rve on :1 j ur~·. Th:tt is what Wt' mi11ht ff'rm iudiei;t/ jut!;rmt>nt I rori nthian~ 5 ..:how-: 1 hnt j udv inv hy ChristianA i~ .;onwtim••" mnst "-~"~f'fltinl. Thi.~ i" a rn:i!!t·r .,f •·hurch dillcipline. Pt'oplt' nf to ·Tl 'I ll"'" th•·"-r l'+'ti'IP~ from Mat- t h••ll". t·"m]•h·ll•l,l· m·l'rlookin.lt' tht' oth- ••r ''"'' ,f tht-p irtur1• in Jnhn 7:24. Q. hkar~fl•ld. C•lif. ~ "I would likl' l1r/p ''" 11'"11' inlr rpn·fn l inn nf u-hnl /illfl/11'11>< '" rr .~r•1il wb r n if d ir8. I !•"li.:• lhnl ,, l1r/in•n · fJtlf'll tn b, •··il l! "" f.,,·./ r~ l1r rnn11rin11fl nf 1/ifl l rt 111/ fl /1 hi•· frt>li?l !l·~ fi TI /1 diffrr· • nf "'"" thl'/1 will /,,. whrn hr ltn.t '··-~ /"l'~ll l !•rl••lltr~rl11? n ·hnt hfl'ppP?t.Jf '" 1111 ""-~""' d p r t llnn ? nor/0 ht' ,,. fl' 1 ;, ,,., '"' mntf "''r n ?!,.,,. h•·f nr,. Or t' i1"l'1"'• l!f' If /,t'lf iJI nrd m •m nrrll· 1•11".,. '""'' 111 ..,,,,. ,.,,. /r.~~t nnimfl f . ', , ... ~,.,., •. 11•11 }'" A . \\'ho ·n :1 ]"'1'~1"111 d if'.~. hi!'! bnd.l' I-.'"''" I~> !ht· ~·l'al"'· If ht' is "-llVNi. hi~ •plr i! ,., ..... '" ,,., with C'hri!l l. rr ht> 1• :111 urilo.-li o·l ••r h i ~ :<oul !lOI'!l tn tht> :d.n•l·· ,,f t h•· wi ck•·rl rll'nrl. nr hndr.•. llo ·ll. "" th1• l:tk,.. nf fitt', whirh wn."- r•n'pn n·•l fnr th•· lil'v il nnrl hi!<~ llO.I!"f'l!<~. ; .... tW I 11n ll" "eeup il'rl Fit':'lt tht> anti· dH''"' and f:tbt· prn phPI will hf' con- ~i ~fl(•rl tht-n•: thr n lhf' Jt>vil . and :tflt•r that th(' In"! (ollnwin~r the C n •.ott Whih• 'rhr<>tH' .J mhrml'nt. All thON "'ho have r.Jeeted the Lord Je.u1 Chriat in thft life will be eon-- aiJ"ntd there for all Etemtty. Tht tanbtlleven today In Md'" do txperienC'f fMIIn«J. Luke rive" Ul the account of the rieh man and LauruA which indicate that. It can be likened to the position of a man who Ill J•lled for a crime . He wal~ In the priAOn until hill trf111l, follow- ln.-which he h1 conll.,ntd to the pe:nltentt•ry . Q. Wltltt .. ,, Calif, -"W.\v 10011 tile lt"N" er,ntetl Ml tlt.e foll.rt.l ®w 11'/t.n t/tl' Bible IIUOUIItl Unt li11M 'tOO'• rrMtl'd Ml tAt tllird daw1 It llltrl' ligltt itt thl' 11/Mld othr tll:at~ the ttllra1 TAi11 Jan~ h•ett eott/t41ittg to otcr fnmilJJ itt otcr tlfvotiot~.~." A. The liA"ht from OUt AUD 1! IW)Iar, while the other i! coAmit. ll.,ht. Thett' i" an orderly proareseion throu~thout the book of GeneAiA. Thill tl('ienti'IIA DR, CHARLU DR. IAMUIL fiiMIUG SUTHIIILAHD are ready to admit. God aaw that there 11hould be 11eparatlon betwetn li.,ht and darkne'"' 110 that HI• crea· tion could be Men. Read the lntereat- inll note on the tlnt paJe of the New Scofield Bible, an excellent atat.ement. The s un and moon wet.! created In the be~tinninsr. While 11.-ht came from the sun, it wu d,lffuAed by the vapor. Co11mlc lillht WAll on the ftnt day, whereas tht' ll~tht ever 11lnce on thl' fourth day hAll been I'M))ar. P'ROM "CHRISTIAN IIACON," COLLIMQIWOOD, N.J. 76~ ~ Seh.t ~eu~• lr AIIIID W. EPPARD, D.O. Christian Foll!iveness (Cootinlled from last week) TH£ IKTllEST Of PAUL IN ONESIMUS ln Philemon 8-14 we read : "Where· fore, though 1 might be much bokl. in Ou.i.st to enjoin thee that wtaic:h ia con· venient, ytt for love'• lake 1 rathtr beseech thee, bcinr auch an one u Paul the a.red. and now alJo a prisooer of }esue Chriot. I beoecch thu foe my 1011 Onesimua, wbom I have be. pUeo. in my bonds: which in time put wu to thee unpro6tabt., but tFOW pro6table to thee and to me: whom I have aent apin: thou therefore receive him, that ia. mine own bowda: whom 1 would have retained with me. that in thy 11ead be micbt have mini_,.ed unto me in the honda of the ~"'Pi: but without thy miod would I do noth- ing; that thy benefit olrould not be u it were of neceslity, but wiUinfly." rhlltmOn 1·20 is ture. h it thia: God doa brine rood out of eviL He \God! tan uae even the faults and fai ures of ma:t Ut ae-- compliah his purpoaes and bleuinr and • graae. The diograao and -of Oneaimus brought him to Rome, to Paul, and to Christ; now, u a t!'al»- fonu.ed man he is returning to hU muter. The temporary ..,.F'Oiion has nsuked in an eternal relatumabip : 'He (OnesimueJ wu therefore port<d from 'thee for a HUOil, that thou (Philemon! shouldeat have him for ever.' 1'he brief lou of a lila ve W rt:· Raid by tbe pe<......,.t pin of • brother, and that.. too. o{ a brother who u beloved by Paul llld will be more dear to Philemoo, both u a maa. IOd u • OlrUban. At Jut Paul malta his dcfin.i.te requeat.. It ia that Onaimw ahaU be (ivm a kind ftteptioo and complete pardoo. In prepal"'lrioa for thi1 reqUCit all the prea:dina Knttnces of the letter have been penned. Amoz1i the grounds for 1uch a plea, the fol- lowing ha"' been advanced: Tho 1"'0' poeed actioo i• jue~ or 'be6ttiof'; but 'for love'• l&ke' the nque.t takes the pla<e of what. mifi>t have been • com- mand. The pctstionu io an aeed Cbrillian prisoner. He is under obli- pti<m to I70dt tbe wdfan of -of bia own C::OOvatl. The sm drar-actel''ol 'the mon (Oaaimue jwt!Da the request. Paul il aacri cine bia own cksire to hit tente of duty to Philemon. He io l .. ving Philemon eb- tolutely free to make hia dccilion. He has implied that Philemon would will- ingly hi. ve allo~ Onesimut to re· main with Paul. He hu intimated that the hand of God may be totn in the flight and retum of the slave. Oncsi- mua is retu.rninc not rnc.rely u a fu,ci- tive but actually as a beloved brother in a.nst" (d. Charles R. Erdman, Tla1 Ep~tles of Pmd to tM Colosl'iolu ....J lo PJ.il"""" 1933, pp. 135, 136 ). THE ARK, A TYPE OF SALVATION Theac v.._ (8-14) ol our Bibli· cal text deocribe the A.-Je Paul'• vcnonal inten•t in Oneaimua, the rwa,.. away alave from Philemon'• tw.altbold m -t:oloste m Asia Minor. 1-l.ere it U intcreat.inr to note the paraphrase of th.ia pa.s.sage ( vv. ~14) acconlinc to a fine BiblicaJ JCholar : "Wherefore:, al~ tbou&h my reWioos to you would war· rant me I Paul] in enjoinin&' 011 you (l'hllemon I that which is fittfn&', yet, fDI" love'a Ake, 1 snfer to ask it of you as a favor; Lnng auc:h aa I am, Paul, an ol<.l man, and a prOOner for the Gosp:l's sake. I entreat you, therefore, on behalf of my son Onesi- mus, who has been converted through my instrummcality during my im- pri!iOO.mtnt. Once indeed he: waa not what hi1 na.tne implicJ, but was uae~ less to you. Now, however, he is profitable OOt.h to you and to myaelf. I send him back to you, dear thoU(h he i!t lo me. I had ind~ a ntu.i to k~p him with me in order that he might minister to mt in my impri.aa- •••ent as )'Ou yourself would gladly h;a.ve done; hut I -was unwilling to du anything .,.,.ilhout your concurrence, for 1 desired that your service to me should be voluntary and not of nec:ea· aity " (Marvin R. Vint:ent, Tll1 E;is· lks to n,, PmliptioN aNJ. to Pltfk.. "'on, 1897, p. 182). Furthe-rmore. conotming venea 17· .20 a modern CIOmmaltlltor writes u follows : "(Vv.Jl7-19. Paul now puts his r<queot quite finnly; .... Y"' he still blend. the finnnaa with tbe pe<· sooa1 notA>. If Ire (Paull roally I• Philtmoda /(l!tl'tfU'r, that ia to My, U tbey ...Uy obare .........,. in tbe ....... lnp and work of tbe Goapd, thee doubtless Philemon would be ~lad to wdoorne his fellow-worker. Let him then welcome Onaimua io jUit the aune way, lor in 170 doin&' be (Ph&- ,_, will be noeivinl' the trpOOile himoelf. In ulrinc for mercy for Onesimus, Paul doca not ....,.. the paot. Philemon had been injurod, probably bearuae of theft by eire nan· away alave. Rettitution mUll be made ; ..,.. Paul hitmelf plotlpa hlmoell u the ,...,..tor lor tbe npay"*l of the d<bt. But ha ....... done io, he [Paul J then .... alooplck the -be ,_ .,..... to Philomori, dre far ....... ddJt Philtmoa owa to him; for in owlnor to Paul !til aravculoa, be ll'lrllioarCil I owa to him I Paall !til 'V"Y lite. Oeally Paal lmplioe. al- tlroucb 1D a ratlrer ,.,U. way, - Orrailnua' -wlri<h .... ... ...., over ia -then """"""" (V.J 30. The final req-Ia .... Ufled ~ a tFCW lnol by lire ,..._ Ita 1M IAN. & I Ata!J -a borro6t froon Plrlle- .-, tliot ia. be -lrim tiP> "" blm ea-for ~ jlotc lbot ~ would bo Its 1M IAN lor li wOul4 •ftd from taM power of Beta who &AI'TI.ST &I&LE TRIBUNE 25' I II'. BI!AWER, JACK SONVILL!, Br lt'_..l Zimmerman P' L A. woukt ctec.ift, bUnd aad lMd IMKIIII b+II~J iato the pita of an atemal bell. W• DMd to be aaftd from the CIODdaDDe.Uoa of • broken lllw. cn.tion of ma.a, UM hM'Nnl ADd .utb, tNfore He laid tiM autb'• fouadatlona, H• pro..tdect &ad pie a Ded tiUI wond..tuJ fta'D&I Nd.tmptioa. wbJd:a il oun ia CtuVt '-· '1"1Mrt1 .n lhrM oullllaDcliDC arb mentiort.t iD U.. Old Ta.tamet. t.bal an wery Dplfk:a.al. Bftoryooe ta. Mud U.. .tory of t.b• ftood aDd UM IRk that. Noah built. to •"' tiM people from &1M wntb of God • it ._ pound out apon a world tba1 b.d broba God'• la1n and riolated God'a commandment.. Of tM. W'OI'kt , Ood laid niH')' tboueht ud ......,. 1-cinaUon of maa'• h..-t .,.. oe.IJ ooatlar.aaiiJ ..U. "f'baft wu ttt. aecood uk tlull ro• bew !Mud about ..._ ..._ 70'11 U... ben iD Suaday School. ~ two .. q•lte diff .... t ln. ..... 1'tM acooc~ •k .... J-' • uu:a. ad ol bulb·--built bJ LIM ~ ud r..tta. f1l ~ad put kr. • ri'NI' &o •"' U.. tro. UM ....... ..._.. I th1ak It ill .... ltklaM ta.t • ......... to .... ldtD hom ta. ..... ....,.,.. ,.... ol. ........ Mpola~to .......... --~-'ol•IJ..W.to .... • to-.....ao lw;hd ,... ud ~ ...... wv.kl .... d .,... to ......... rr.u. .......... thUd at .... u.o..d lo 1M Old T a' r ••· q'lllite cWT..,t ,.. ......... hro..._.a.d ... .. ., ... Out '~ ran I f .. ..,... o1 ... law, •• ,, ~God_. ...... .... • Ml. llul. n.t ft .,. _ ........... -.... = a., ..... _.._.._ ... -.... .AI-.t--.••"-7 .. , __ .,..,_ a ; ' ... .. • , ••• ,_ Clsdll .. ........ _ .. .,.._ .. _ ........ _ .. _ .. ... .. ~ ,,, . ..... _... ~-.. -.... "For aU haft ailll*l and eom• abc:ln of tM r6orJ of God." Wa haft wlolakcl God'• .... aad brokn God'• ......... ..tme&a. 'J'IIlU about. tiM n ol Noll.h aad bow It poiat. • to tiM Lord ;J·-Clutat. lllaQ ocrt.taodlnl w.u. of tM ........ _ .. ,. in ta.. tbrM arb, aad ...a If ,... did Dot ha"' ta.. N.., ,........t. w• co•ld •1.111 flad •o•• lz'e~Mado .. ppel ....... cu .. God " ... laJI.oJ&.e Oocf ol ....., .. Ia fill ward, Ha ta. ••• sled &aa.. ...... to ... O.otu..nm~tM& .. ftod .... .,. st-.dJ .... ... ol Nol.b .. that God ...... -..y .wlnlte plu few tJM bill, .. of Gill ... Ha ••• W tWI .... ..to NoM._tiM_.... .,. .. otta. boo. of 0..... a.... I :U, ....... -.......... __ roo..-.at.U.OU...U .......... .... ..at pi&dl It wltWa ..; ....................... -..... ---..... t-ltol; ... ._.. ..... ""'-.. _ ....... " ..... tba ......... ol ll ftftJ C11blttl ADd tM ........ ol It -.. -A .......... """'* -...Uto &M.ta:udbaac.Wt~ Ulto• O.W. It ..,.._; _. U. .._, ..... eft--........ _ u..Gt;. ...... ao...-.... ... -----1&." Yet, tbwe an IOIIM wbo t.binl: it ao t.lillmponant ud lnaiplificaat t.b.,-will Uw • Ufetime without aay tboupt 01' CODCIIID of aalnUoa. 8omoe-people ril 10 on aa.d oa untU U.., an old aad on • bed of atruction. 1ritb the dath &Doflll howria1 'I'6I"J' DMr, bafora ,t.lai &nJ t.bouPt to bow t.b., mJPt ftad tiM Lord J-. CbNt. U .Uftdoa wu ao important Ia UN mind of Ood that Ha P" tt tiNt p&..,e aDd coDCaiftd • p&aa Ia .......Ut)''a -.dJ mc.ni.al, tiMe Ia t.be _.,, part of J'OW' Uf•, wiLlie fOU haw tiDM aDd opport.UJdt,., ro• ae•d to lh• .. rloua .........tAantkln to tba .... u.. ol pour ........... Uo .. You ...cl to ~ to U. pa.. ...... J'01I will ,.., J'CMW fUt.b •d ................. -a.w. ..... JOU .... t M Mwd flo• pow 11a. aa....,....._tOodWaplu .......... _ ............... .......... , .. loa IIDUOB No&lolll ... --.... *' toY _,..n_Ood __ I I o#a. to ....... & -" 10 __ ., __ _ .. _,_ ......... I 11 · ltd, .... W to be ... ------", ... a .. ,.,..._._.., ---............. .,... tM M• Mr• It c:..w "-'. OOD'IPLAN -·r..-tMr=-lo Yoa a.l: a... W a fiWF & ........ II I I "' .. .................... ' ,, ................ .,., 1 ...... oi.W.d.ftllll ....... ,..... ... ... -oiOod'•-...... _ .. _ .. _ .. .. wiHIIDII .......... • -• 'ftll Oo••• •••• te .... leet =\, -llta.tltlly._l.-. .... , .... ._ ........ 1 c.rllll ____ ._._ ..... ...... ,. ••• fill ...... ...., ....... a ... r6 .... -~... ..._,_ _M_ ... _..._. ... a , •-:-: .• ~........ ~ • .,, 1 ._.,...,till.._ 11 ~-&ru .... tltt , , I .......... .. t,~== l.:_r.: = ;.., 1 .,, ., .... ,. .. _ • ·u ., .. • AI fill ........ ..._GIIIIlar tol. ........... .,k fill .............. _, .... :.••••,:'= c-... :.: or • ._ ,, ~LJ.. :~=--= 2 pe • .,_ ........... .... ... =· .. ~--.: ..... __ .. _ • • I upoa tbe dMtb of 011r Lon -... a.t.t. TIM woDderfal .t of Noah palata to &h.. w.u. a.iiCl ,.._, .. ·--oiCbdtt. ,. .-k .......... plaoa ol...,... for NoaJr. uad Ida ta.IIJ. WU. U.. at.ora• of God'• wnU. _,. =-·=..=':or::: Ood, '"-7 ....._ -bll&atlll ... coada..u,-ma, t1M7 foad a plaoa ol ~ Ia tiM d. It ......... ol--.dt,.,.. Lord ,_ a.t.t .. • ,.,... .. .... peopl• ol God. ' A.u..-... u...w; "Other rallifll baft I .,.., ...... , w .... -a 011 '11Ma: t.. .. ,o-. ........ . 8WI eupport aad oo.fctn ... AD ~ tn.t 0111 ,.._ Ia ..., ... AD ttq lMip fro• ,_ I ~triac: eo .... ...,. daf•a••l-.a..d "'"' .... -.. ft)' ...... .. ...... oat,. ,.,. ftoJD .... fh:lm God'• wnt~a, rro. u. .eor-ot JvdrpMn4 wtudi ........ •poo tlola-"'loloU..Lorcl-a.n.t. Yo. auot IIDd tt •.87 --· •or tw. NMOa ...., ......, ..,...., bo)' ..., ..,. .... to .... to ... _ .. ___ ..,. wiD ... -faltlr --..... --oiOod. IHVn'ATIOif ,_-·~-tlraJt.rk ~-~-,, .. , ... a.. ..... ---..... -.. ......... (0...7,1); 'ftMIIO.. .. I&tt'o#a&. ....... .. _ .. .._..._&lite ... _ ... _ ........ 1ke ... ... _ . ., ___ ... _ ...... _ .... , ... ,.. .... ., o.i .... "a..,., .• , ... ..... -,. .... __ ..., __ _ ..... 1 ~.. • .......... . ----.... ,. --.-.-~~-, .. ,..,.._ . "'M, __ ., __ .. rt ........... _ --.. -........ . '1'1111111 lto.ra·• tw k t Mrntr i:'li=la 1o _., -;,~ __ ., .. ..,~- •nne ... I A .. ··-('IO·CJCM~ THE UQUEST Of PAUL ,01 OHESIMUS In .Philemon I.S·.D we read : '"For p:rhaps he therefore tlep&rt.ed for a IJil:UUn, that thou shouldcs.t receive him (or ever; 001 now u a IC"fVMlt, but :Wo\·e a aerwant, a brother beloved, :slJCcially (o me, but how much more tulto thee, both in the fle•h, and in the Lord ? H thou count me therefore a lJBrlncr, receive him at myaclf. If he h:..th wronred thee, or oweth thee oua.•ht, put that on mine aocount ; 1 Paul have wrirt~ it wkh miM own hand, I will repay it: albdt I do not iay to thee how thou owut unto m e even thine own .elf btsidH. Yea, brootMr, ~ me hawe joy of thee in the l..ont ; rdftlh. my bow_da iD the Lord." The I~ -· (n. 15-20) u ......, ned with Paul'• req-lor ()na;lmua, In die «:llaiMScntioa of -15 .... 16 tbe --of • faithful expoaito< elrould bo ..,..,.., "Still-.......... u-bo- fO<e eire •poatle ........ hla btr cle- .. ~ ... potitiatr.' 'For ~ bo (Qne. airnuoj -therefore potted from thee PlriJornon I foe • -that thou lhouldelt haft him fG~WW; DO lortpr u • -~ bat --• __ ...., • --.... _.uy to me (Paal), bat lrow -ntbor to tbet, botb in ... -..,.. In dro Lon!' (.oor -IS, 16). It Ia Ia -_. tllot Paallo dioralll1[ ....... aDt! .._.. of Co ul -Hit -(ftrlh 'I F) -.... IV I I .. ...., .... r21 ' I s 1 .. • IFPrinc '""" che r.ii.itloa tt.t It wu the Lord who Ired --Hlo -t to act iA a ........ ,... way. So, too the nf-of Jreort wtrldo Pasal cleoiroo Ia Its 1M IAN (RV, 'llr Clrrlot'). He '(PaaiJ wUI eat -,. Ira -CIOW'IIc-l oa thl.._ '""-lrrms lbo ftiiF' • lo lrla [l'lrtol'a) ....._ wlllbo&IILII..a-..... W... ... 1116o0oo!lolwloldr ""'-... dfWisl.la .... J 'sllfll., ...... ~11-IO'PWI I 't -IIi Ia CW., PUI will bo...., • u,.-. '-ll ..... a...,. • til ., ... 11 .......... .. Orlf& ... ::!Z. ..... "' Oolot ~.= ... ::.r.:.. =-~ ~1M lata• Ill pow• (II. Jt::: c~ , •• ~·~-'! :t ..... Ill. Ill).~ \ •twOJr ~R BISIGN "*"MD 118LY-PAQ[ f THU~Y, Wat lit !t75 CDDA DEL 1M, CAL. LIGAL MOTICI Ho. ... OIUJIR 10 S80W C A tin (O,C,P4~ am) 111 .., MMttr or tM Ap- pUGetson of JESSE LYNN GJIBN JR. tor Cbuct ot •••• WREREM, lU8E LYNN GREBM, lR., P.Uttoa.r, bb fUtd I htWcG With the C ltrll of tbll Coqrt tor an order elll.llcLDc Pttttloaer'a oamt from IE8SE LYNN GREEN Jr •• to JBSS£ LYNN BUF- FINGTON; IT IS ORDERED that all periOU LDttrelted In the aboft-eetltled matt.r ap. peer befort this Court at 10:00 o'clock A.M., oo AprU 8, 1975, In tbt courtroom of Oepart.m.ot 3 ol tbe Su- perlor Coart, located at 700 ClYte Ceater DriYe West, Couuty ot Ora.ace, Santa Ana, CalUoro\1, tDd show eaose, if a.ny, ~by tbe pettUoo for chance of name lbould not be granted. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED ttllt a copy of this Order to show Cause be pubUshed lD the "New- port Harbor EDsign", a newapeper of general clrcu- latloo printed ln Orange County, Callfornla; once a week for four successive weeks l)rlor to the date set for hearll'll on the petttJon. DATED: Feb. 25, 19'75. SAMUEL DREIZEN, JUDGE OF THE SU- PERIOR COURT Hurwttz, Hurwitz & Remer, Attorneys at Law, 430-3Zod Street, Newport Beach, California 92663, (714) 673-90!0, Attorneys for Petitioner. PubUslt March 6, 13, 20, 27, 19'75, In the Newport Harbor Ensign. LiGAL MOTICI FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person Is doing business as: Executive Services, Ltd., 2041 Busl- n~ss Center Drive, Suite 114, Irvine: Kaye O'Connor, 330..C Muguerlte, COM, Call!. 92625. This business Is conducted by an lndlvldual. Signed: Ka,. O'CODnor. This staterneot was fUed wltb t ht· CoantT Clert of Otall(t County F~. 28, 19'75, P*>Usb: March 6, 13, 20, 27, 1975, in the Newport Harbor Ensign. F -41419 LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tbe following persons are doing business as: Par ltlc Coast Diner, 4501 w. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach 92660: WUltam Heor~ Schreiber, 239 6Znd St., Newport Beach, Ca. 92660; Joseph A. Mas- cola, 423 31st St., Newport Beach, Ca. 92660; Bobbl Jo Mascola, 423 31st, Newport Beach, Ca. 92660. This business Is conducted by a ceneral partnership. Slaned: Wm. H. Schn1ber. Thla statement was filed wtth the County Clerk of Orange County Feb. 28, 19'75. Publt.sb: March 6, 13, 20, 27, 19'75, ln tbe Newport Harbor Ensign. F -41418 LIGAL MOTIC! nCTlTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT Tht following periOD l5 cSol.nc business as: Pat's Place, 3500..C E. co .. t Hw1.. Corona del Mu, c~. 92625: Patricia Mallon ZabO, 110'75 Wtatman.ttr Aft., Garden Gron, CL 9%643. 1'tlls bUstneas II coodOcttd by an IDcSlfldUal. SJcMd: Pat Mallon Zabn. This statem.at was ft*i wttb tht CountJ Clerk ol Otanet CountJFtb. 28,1175. ~Usm Mareb 6, U, 20, Z7. 11'7$, in tht Nf1tPC)It Bartol' Eulp. F -4141'7 LIGAL M01lCI JtOI'JCI 0, lln'Eirl'Qr TO INO.AGI Of TB1 IALI OP -- t r r J : 1 1 t t 1 c~ P o l1 c L' B I o t t (! r AlCOHOLIC BIVERIGU • ~1, PD. 14 • ftDifaDAY BB. It a.m. at 17t• ud 8a.IIJoa 81"-; U.'ll -.. IJillol .,.. to U. roar ceramic pota ftlMd Ctetral ec.wport • • • R-.rt To tnlom tt May Coleen:: ._.. iJI Gtiea11 Ml.rWl. at ..., wre *'• tro11 a CraJc w.a, a, ol 4t1J ... M~ to !Mauet of tbe It, 01 100 &. U.. c.-...._., o1 tbl crowa Bid&.. •bon'-::, ~rt. ud wn. 1lctUI IRIUed tor. DOtke ~~~ to li'nlt Ida ca a 1e1 ~ air1»rt area, be-U:am We Dluatort m, A. .. ....., ct•• iaat till o.,._ fll ~tDCGIIl· tnt. 5:10 p.m. Ftb. n uct ot tbe ame addNU, "" u- _..rldpecl PI'OtCIIII tD..U •• llqery •• U., lllo a.r-'I a.•. Feb. z. ... 1..ouJ.M rttt.d at the coner ot ~'"- alcolaoUc lHwYen&u at tt1e HltM ArUar Joeclla Mar-Cllar~ Lee, 705 IJU, Co-port and S2Dd at 1.:10 a.m. premtat. detci'Oied u IQl. leU. •· 1M JI'OIIb'• fatalll. ,... &»1 Mar, reported that aDd ehaf(td wtUI pullJic plaab lO'ira: ao{ E. BaJboa Bll'd., oa a dlarp ol lllttftJ 011 Jewelry ud boou Yl.lald at from tbt pots at t..o. Aac•l• Balbo&/Mtwpo:rt Bad a pioUCt o8lett ••• Zon tt,no were bafllaraz.d trom Federal Sa•IDc• aDd tbJ'oWt.DC 92141. AM 8lvn. ate 81larta, taer bomt .omttt.me bttwttn tbem at a eb otbtr ••• Robert PurJUUt tosachiDtGJoa. Pan Udo, nport.cl a loa S:IO p.m. aod 9:45p.m. Elvin WWey Jr •• 11, ol !191 tM atrllrotd 1.1 app!Jtar of ta,'JM ftocD a tlefllary • THURSDAY FEB 27 Stat., Cotta Mta, n1 clllfJid Newp L1r t Prinler~ to tbe Oepartmeot of Aloo-at Iller -... betwMl 4 p.m. • • wltb btiDc latoxtc::at.d ID pub- hollc S..tract Coatro• tor Feb. If ud S p.m. Feb. H•thtr CtnQidJ McRae, 19• Ue at 11 p.m. at 49tb and IUVY SEAMAM A&Jpreatlee taauance of aoaleobollcbev-15, wMil 8011\toOt took of 1911 w. Balbo& BlYd., Cen-NeptuM, West Ne•port ••• Michael D. Ha~.~g, of 9!3 ence Uceue {or Ueeues) MARINE PVT. Val J. Honea moo.r ud )fWtli'J from ber tnt Newport, was arrelted at Joltn FlDdJay, ltu Port Car-Baywood Drhe, Harbor View for theM premlaes u to1-Jr~ of 48? W. WU~oo. Cotta bedrooa ••• COSU ad ol-her rtsldtnet at 1:55 p.m. and low, Harbor Vt.ew Hom••, re-HUll, bu rraduated from lows: ''47" ON SALE GEN-Me•, hU completed In-ftee IQUJpnltalftbltdtt$140 eta11ed with cuWvattnc mart-ported a $.403 outboa_rd motor rtc:rult tnlnl.Qg at tbe Naval ERAL (BONA FIDE PUBUC • taatry ,.raiAlDC School a.ttiM wtrt t.I"ClU''Md from Bay ,..._ • • • Mary Ellza.b'ltb stolea from tn. boat at E. Tnlnq Center, Great TOTAL PRINTING FACI LITIES EATI:NG PLACE). Marine Corp~ BaH, Camp PlumblJII ud Rtatiac. 494 Klemm, 5S,of9RueMarsellles, Cout Hwy.andJamboree,aear Lakes, lll. He Ia scheduled 8111 owma.o, Pru.· PtocUeton, CaUf. Ht n-N. Newport BIYd., Newport Blc Canyon, was cbarced Wlth tnlnt Terrace, bttwHD Feb. to report to Basic Electricity soo /llrii•(Wrl CtmJ~r n,. 5Mrl~ 001 Dlllmao~ Restaurua ctl"ftd speetallstd lnstnac-HtlllU, bete' .. 5:05 p.m. drtYtnc UDder the innueoce of 16 and 4 p.m. ~b 2 ••• aDd Electronics Sl'hool, Sao Publish: March 13, 19?5, lD tloll ln ID.ti.Dtey Wtl.pona and Fib, Z4 ud 7:10 a.m. Feb. alcohol Wbeopollee IDvestlpted M.turlee Puolt, .01 W~ut, Diego. the Newport Harbor EnaJp. tactic•. A 19'74 craduatt of zs ••• A $100 eanette a m1Dor trattlc aeeldeat at Bi-Newport Shont•, reported a Estancia hJcb school, ht tape rec:ordtr wu stolen 1011 and Jamboree, Eut Bluff, cash box wttb $8!9 1.0 bUslness SERVES AT FT. LEWIS It's RIGHT II SAN FWKISCO LIGAL MOTICI )olaed the Marlae Corps in from the IDdllltr1al artl at 10:20 p.m. • • • Scott Alan recetpU stoJea from the up-Army Private Paul E. September, 19'74. el&~aooom at Newport Hu-Roctrs, Z4, of Tustin, a sales-stalrs ot h1l homo 10mettme Purinton, son of Mr. and FfCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME ST ATEMEeiT Tbe tollowt.nc persons are doing business as: MartiD- Tausch, 19531 Airport Way South, Santa Ana, CaW. 9270'7: The Frank Tausch Agency -A California Cor - poration, 2700 N. Main, Santa Ana, Calif.; John E. Martin, 2337 S. Manchester, Ana- helm, Calli. This business is conducted by a general partnership. Signed: Jobn E. MarUn. Corporation Name: The Frank Tausch Acency, Jack L. Smlth, Corporate Sec. This statement was fUed wlth the County Clerk of OfiDie County Feb. 21,19'75. Publish: Feb. 27, Mar. 6, 13, 20, 19'75, in the NewpOrt Harbor Ensign. F -41193 LEGAL MOTIC! NOTICE TOCREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF OR- ANGE No. A-82475 Estate of HOLBROOK MULFORD, Deceas4. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the cr editors of the above named decedent that au persons having c laims against the said de- cedent are required to file them, with the necessary vouchers, In the otrice ofthe c lerk of the above entitled co~at, or to present them, wit.h t~nece~)' vouc;rer.s, to the anclerslgned a the oUlces of K"f\~ D!Qa. Wad-sen~ Jeanings, Professional Corporation, Attorneys at Law, Ayco Ftna.Dclal Tower -Fifth Floor, 620 Newport Centtor Drive, Newport Beach, CaUtornla 92660, whleh is the place of busi- ness of the undersigned In au matters pertalni.Dg to the estate of said decedent, with- in to~a months after the flrs t publication of this notice. Dated: February 17, 19'75. JeaMette C. Mulford, EJe- cutrlx of the wm or the above named decedent. Keene, Dton, Madsen & J ennlngs Professiooal Cor- poratlon, Avco Ftnanclal Tower -Ftltb Floor, 620 Newport Center OrlYe, New- port Beach, CaUt. 92660, Tel: (714) 644-8181, At- torney for ExecutrtJ. PubU.b: Feb. 20, 27, Mar. 6, 13, 1975, in tbe Newport Harbor Ensip. LIGAL MOTIC! NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE No. A-82148 Estate of DEAN McDON- ALD, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the crtdltors of tht abon named decedent that aU J)ef80D.I b&YlDc c~lms aplut tbt II.Jd dt- etdtot are rtQIIlrtd to 1t1t them, wtth tiM ntetiiiTJ Youebtrs. in the offtct of tbt clerk of tbe abo'rt eo- titled court. or to pre~ent them, witb tbe Dee.aiTJ YOUCMf .. to tbt IDStJ'Gped at the oftlee ot lMr adoi'Dty, PAUL 1.. HAlfNA, UlOoftr Drtn, S.U. U, M.-port Bt&cb, Callfonll ltheO, wll19 ta tbl place of bQil- .... oltiM~ID aU _...,., put&IDJic to tile ..... ol aJd dtcecleDt, wttb- la lou ..... after tbt nnt ...,ua,_ ot t.ldl ~ DMtd 1--.rJ &l, tfJS. JA.QT .ULUI BOLL. U.GTOJt. 1.-rb ol Ole lila .. ol ............. ....... PAUL A. IIAIOU. · M~ ...., aa Law, ...... ,.,.._ ·Drtft. ..... :=..•....-t ..... e..-.. Tell ('n~ .....,.,, • M-....., .. s .. ~ ....... , .. lf,lllr ... U, ._ lfN. II a llw-............ AT KANEOHE BAY bor btcb tcboolbttwteDOOOD mao at Butf\ams' store, Fubloa between DOOI1 and 8 p.m. Wrs. Phillip E. Purinton, Feb, 21 and 8 a.m. Feb. Z4 Island, was arrested at 5 p.m. • MONDAY lURCH 3 2834 Irvine Ave., Baycrest, li4M o.-t.-• OM Mlf W.Ck C.ltle C.n • Ma.rine Set. Howard D. Booker, whose wlte Mary 1s the ctaughter of Mrs. Rita Ctrd of 1964 Arnold Ave., Costa Mesa, has reported for duty at the 1st Marine Brigade, Marine Corps Air Station, Kaneohe Bay, Ha- waU. • • • Paul FIDker reported at tbe store and charged with Richard • EIIJeot Nickerson Is serving with the 9th In- a putol ud lttreo 80Cilld Crand theft through embeule-Jr., 20, and Ju1Jth Day Ntcter-rantry Dlvlslon at Ft. Lewls equ~mut. fthMd at $l zao ment ••• David Sean Davies, w h nd the A , ca... .......... Stt •••• H.t • ••" -. .... "'•'" a bUl'Jlariled from blt hom~ 21, of 105 Malo, Balboa, was son, 18, of 360 16th. Co'ita as ., u er rmy s at 1680 16th st., Newport arrested at Balboa Pier parking Mea, were arrested at their unlt or c hoice program. C.Ckteil ~.-,. • An M•· Jet Cre~lt Cer4t heHre4 • KEf DIUV£ IN ,AitK. IN$ • • He• .. hts, .. ~-........ 7 .. 30 a.m. lot at 3:20 a.m. and charged home at 5:30p.m. ooa burt1ary Pvt. Purinton enlisted tor • ""'"....... Uh charge • • • James Stewart duty with the unit and ls a and 6 p.m. w petty then in connection Hutchison, 25, or 404 E. Bal-truck driver witt• Battery CALL TOU. ... H»> ... YATIOM • TUESDAY, FEB. 25 with the alleged slpboolng of boa Blvd., Balboa, wu charged A, 1st Battalion or the di- Robert Demlng Ridgway gas from~ car. wlth publlc intoxlcaUoo at 11 :30 vision's 67th Air Defense , .. , UWI1J LIGAL. NOTICE Jr., 2-4, of 913 Baywood, • FRIDAY, FEB. 28 p.m. at E. Bay and Palm, Bat-Artillery. Harbor View Hllls, was O,Onls Lee Van Riper, 20, boa p trl Ia Ann T ~ Stneles from SIJ ~ Doubles from U6 T nple from S21 Fam•ly from sn SUPERIOR COURT OF ehar.ed wlth be ..... lnton-of 222 Cottage, Costa Mesa, · • • a c erry, PLAN TO GRADUATE' CALIFORNIA COUNTY ·• ..,. a transient, was art~sted ln . • OF cated lD publlc at 11 a.m. aDd Steven Murray ~11. Z6, an un-reoted Promontory Point Orange Coast College stu- ORANGE at the Broadway store, Fub-of 10'7 27th, West Newport, apartmeDt at 3:50 p.m. and dents who plan to graduate In the Matter of the Af>-ton Island ••• John SteYen were charged with public In-charged wlth trespassing, after In Jun(> or r eceive certlfi- pllcatton of AJexander Llu-Dickey, 23, of 307-1/2 35th, toxtcatlon at Balboa and Coast an Irvine Co. security orr1cer cates of achievement that HOTEL bomlr Karaglor.ov for West Newport, was charged Hwy., West Newport, at 2 a.m. round her In the apartment, month must rue pt>tltlons Change or Name. with drlvtDc UDdeT the In· ••• Laird Russell Davis, 19, and a m~l cookJng 1n the klt-by March 15 In the OCC xford ~ ..._( 41~1 17~~ ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE nueooe of a.lcobol at 12:50 of 400 Holmwood, Newport chen oven ••• A watch dlsplay Rerorl1s O!flce. The ofnce FOR CHANGE OF NAME t 0 A-A c H I ht ha ed I d 1 MUftll IUDlfT.,.. a.m. a ranee <UJU oast e g s, was c rg w th r v-case cootalnlng 7 wom'lft's is open rrom 8 a.m. to 10 ~at.. Oil). A-82986 Hwy., West Newport ••• ing under the Influence of al-watches valued at $315 were p.m. Monday through Thurs-SAl fUICISCO, 94102 Mr. AleDndtr Llubomlr M k "-" w •"bt zo _ .. _1 nd d in tl ar ftDUJ'eW r.. , , Cuuu a rugs connec oo stolen from J. c. Penney's day, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Karag1ozov has flied a petl-of 117 Z3rd, Central New-with a traffic arcldent at 12:45 Fashion Island store between co:n~F~r!lda~y~. ~:.:.~~~~!!~!!!!!!~ Uon 1.0 this court for an port, was charged wtthbetng p.m. at Ford and MacArttllr 11:30 a.m. March 3 and 2 p.m. • n order allowlnc petitioner to lntolleated in pubUc at 24th ••• Thom1s Kltrick Bowen, March 4 ••• A toolbox and CH RCHES change his name from Alex-and w. Ocean Froot, Ceo-25, of 124-1/2 3oth, West New-tools valued at $500 were bur-~ .. ander Llubomlr Karaglo-tral N t t 1 50 t ha ed lth 1st ~ ,. ewpor.., a : a.m. por. was l' rg w res -glarlzed from theunlockedgar-;:===================:;-zov to Alex L. Carr. J H Go 1 1 t t 2911 N • • • ames enry rm ey, ng arres a ewport age at Michael Do:>ley's resl-lt Is hereby ordered that 21, of 1001 N. Bay Fx ;ot, Blvd., Central Newport, at 7:30 dence, 216 Agate, Balboa Island, all persons intereste<t 1n the Bal"'--1 ,A_... sted Ml ha 1 G nd .._ S&&~N, was arre p.m. • · · c e ra ees, between 5 p.m. March 2 and matter aforesaid appear be-at 10:45 p.m. at Adams and 52, of 955 Darrell, Costa Mesa, 1 20 u A h 4 N fore th.ls court in Depart-: a.m ...... r c • . • orman W. Ocean Front, Balboa, and was arresteft at 12:30 p.m. at Thompson, 418 Tustin, Ne-.port ment No.3 at 700CivlcCen-charged wtth driving under 9th and Balooa Blvd., Balboa, Heights, rep:>rted $300 in cash ter Drive West, Santa Ana, the lnfluence of alcohol •.• on a check-writing" warrant •.• and SZOO worth or jewelry stolen Callfomla, on April 15,1975, Robert Brownsberger re-Richard Eugene Nickerson J r., from his home between 11:30 at 10:00 a.m., a.nd then and ported a movie projector and 20, and Ju.dlth Ka.y Nickerson, a .m. and ooon. t here show cause, if any screen, valued at $280, 18, both of 360-A 16t h, Cosb they have, why sald petltioo stolen from tbe unlocked Mesa; John Arnold Gabriel, 20, for change of name sbould trunk of his car parked at of 1775-4 Otange, Costa Mesa, not be granted. Irvine Coast Country Club and Deanna Kim Holland, 18, • TUESDAY, MARCH 4 ltOalltT M. aiMGITOM -_.AHOit 23RD ST. ot ORAMG!, COSTA M!SA -6~5-5050 SUDdlly mOI'nlnc won.b.tp -10:10 a.m. SaDday School Sllllday ennlne worship -a :SO p.m. t :OO a.m. WtdDeldly Bible study aDd prayer •..... 7:00p.m. AA LDdependeut cburcb with Bible t.acbtnc mlnlltl'J FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2501 CLifF DR., NEWPORT IIACH -&~2-7~3 Olt. F. K !MTOM lllHOI! PASTOR SUM DAY SC"OOL • , ••• 9tM ~M. ai&L I STUDY WOitStUr , ••• 10. M ~M.. & 7 P.M.. 1•• ?.JL ..-o. It ls f\Jrther ordered that from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m., of 947 -B Paularlno, Costa a copy ol thls order to show a.nd said It was the secood Ml:lsa, were arr estet1 at 5 p.m. cause be published in The tlme wltbln a month that at Fashion Island and r harged f;114~11. • Qew~ ot gen-his trunk bad been bur-with conspiracy to commlt eral ctrculatlon, published glarlud at the same spot burglary • . , Boat rilctn& in Ull.! COtll\lY at 'l.ut once .•• Cindy Louise Raymond, valued at $650 •as stolen from a week for tour conaecutlve 4239 Hilaria, Park Lido, re-Allen Wiseman's dock at his weeks prior to the day of ported $1,255 tn jewelry and home at 904 E. Balboa Blvd., Dougl2s James Maclntyrt>, 61, or 2204 Clllf, Newport Helghts, was charged withdrlv- Lng under the lntluence of al- cohol at 6:45 p.m. at Coast Hwy. and Jam')oree, near Promontory Point . • . After pollee answered a oomplalAt ~;;;~~~~~~m~n.i===:;::;;=;~;;;;:', or noise and possible shots be-"scti!N said hearing. casb burglarued from her Balboa, sometime bet"4reenoooo Dated Mar. 3, 19'75, bedroom bet"4reen 11 a.m. Feb. 27 and 5 p.m. Feb. 28 SAM UEL DREIZEN, Judge Feb. 24 and 1 p.m. Feb. 25. . .• Burglars took more than of the Superior Court. ----------SS,OOO in calculators, type- Publish: March 6, 13, 20, LIGAL MOnCI writers and other ortlce equlp- 27, 1975, In the Newport __ ment from 5 business ofnces Harbor Ensign. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS at 1101 Dove, Airport area, LEGAL NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NA ME STATEMENT The following persons is doing business as: Pro- Business Services, 2082 S. E. Bristol, Newport Beach 92707; Astrid Anni Haney, 10404 Mildred Ave., Gar- den Grove, Ca. 92643. This business Is conducted by an lnl11vldual. Signed: Astrid A. Ha"ey. Thls statement was tUed •lth the County Clerk of Orange County Feb. 4, 19'75. Publish: Feb. %7, Mar. 6, 13, 20, 19'15, in the Newport Harbor Enstan. F -40738 NAME STATEMENT between 2:10 a.m. and 7:50 The following person I! a.m., aner using a crowbar doing business as: lnterna-or s1mllar device to jimmy tlonal Survival Institute, ope n the doors ••. The WU!Iam 1301 Arroyo Lindo Drtve, Fisk residence at 912 Cercls, Tustin, Calllornla 92705: East 8lutr, was burglarized of Klmbermoot CorporaUon, a $18,338 In jewelry, stereo sound California corporaUoo, 1301 equipment and tools sometim(> Arroyo Llndo Drive, Tus-between 3 p.m. and 9:45 p.m. ttn. California 92705. • •• A thief took $520 in cash This bos.lness Is conducted from the Raymond Sipes resl- by a corpora.Uon. dence, 518-1/2 Poinsettia, Co- CofliOraUoo Name: Kim-rona del Mar, between 6:15p.m. btrmont Corporation, Jet-and 8:15 p.m. trey R. Malseo, AssJstant • SATURDAY MARCH 1 Secretary. Frank Po~eroy Frost, ZO, lng find at 342 Buena Vista, RELIGIOUS SCIEMCI OP -.rND" Balboa, they arrested Edward ILIAMOit C. JAC:IUO~. MINISTlR Allred Zuber, 34, or that ad-SuDcial Service ....•... 11:00 a.m. dress, ror possession of stolen &&ada)' Scbool ........ 11:00 a.m. property, after they found a 1 C!loH!It ST., C:OST4 M!U ... 6-lOU loaded and cocked pistol on a'----------------------' bedroom dresser, and also ar- rested Richard ~Ianger, 37, after a routine w-.arrant check Indicated he •as wanted ln Farmington HUls, Mich •• on a fugitive warrant l'harglng as- sault with a deadly weapon •.. Jeffrey Brian Daley, 23, and Donn Gilbert Lavlgne, 21, of 423 Westminster, N(>wport Heights, were arrested therf' at 8 p.m. and Daly was charg~ with possession of ma rl~al\d for sale, and Lavigne 1J'Ith pos- session or marljua.oa ••• Arthur Grlfftn, Z627 Bunya, East Blurr, reported a plstol, a mink coat and ster(>() equipment, worth an estimated $2,675, burgl2r1U!fi from hls borne bet"4reen 6 p.m. and 11:20 p.m. GRACE BIBLE CH URCH Veterans' Memorial Bldg. (iM W IXth . ( ,,\Ia \k-.a REV TOM TYREE. Pa~or Sli~OAY SI-RY I< I ~ I 0 1() A M & ., ( Kl P \1 ~~~~~ru." S\.htllll. ~II a~e~. Q "\0 ltOMI-BIBU Cl ASSl \ Call ~ (i ~.{)()Q~ .\ TTENll THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOlet REGULARLY SetYIC~S FIRST CHL RCH or ( HRIST. ~<...11::"' rl\ I l '"·l V '"' I ul.- "'twpnrl Kf,H lo \l"''ldlAY '(HOOt Q & 10; '10 ... "'· '\l'NOAY ~FRVIl I '!. Q & Ill· '\0 •· m. \\JP!'Iof'PA\ 1\l'll"'"l· \.U 1 I I "'IC. I( 1' m Rl AIH""'<· R00\.1 \\ rt k d.1'" 1) .a.m '\ p '" \\ rdnt ,J.,v Q .1 m 7 o4 ~ p m fuc· .. d.t\ 1) ... Ill " Jl m ~ (J r Ill \H t )~~,iJ) ( ttl R< H t II CHRiq \( lf"'-TI'l "cwport ~ .. , h "' ( Ul vn.t del "-1.u LIGAL MOTIC! Thla statement was nted of 943 w. 18tb, Costa Mesa, wltb tbe County Clerk of was charged wlth public ln- Oruct Couty Ftb.l8,19'75. toxlcattoo at 48th and Neptune, PubUsb.: Feb. 20, 27. West Newport, at 10:45 p.m. Mar. 8,13, 19'75,intheNew-.•. Ro .. 1d Jon Crawford, LIONS WANT BOOKS port Harbor Eutp. F -41061 24, of 1716 w. Ocean Front, LUTHE.RAN CHU RCH OF THE MASTER \1 II() P.u tit< \ H ,.. llo \l''II>A' \( HOOI Ill"'" \ l '"oll l A Y ._ ( K \ 1< 1 Ill " "' \\TDN I '\I) A Y I\ I Nl"'(, FICTmOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT was arrested at 2:15 a.m. at FOR ANNUAL SALE TALBOT SIMONS W1NS 102 McFadden, Centnl New- BEs-T ACTOR AWARD •port, and charged with being The CollowlDc per100 11 doing business as the Gar- ment Dlstrlct, 2952 W. Lin- coln, Anaheim, Ca. 92801: F K IDe., Callf. corpcratloo, 2952 w. Lincoln, .Aoabetm, Ca. 92801. ThJa businessta eoodUcted by a corporaUoo. CorporaUon Name: F k IDe., OoaaJd L.. Clouoa, Pres. Tbis stattrMDt ... filed w1UI tbt CoaatJ Clert cfOr- Uit CoatJ Feb. 25~_ 1175, Pubu.tt Ftb. 1'7, -.r. S, 13, !0, 1~5, lD tbt Nf'IP'POrt HartlOr Eulp. FUJS? Talbot Stmoos of Costa intoxicated in pubUc ••• Stephen Mea r.celved the "best Scott Flsbtr, 26, of 101 Shore- actor" award at the Region cllt1 Rd., S..,re Clttf, was D eompetltloG of the 7th charged with publlc intoxlcaUon anrua1 American collece wl\en pollee arrested him at thtatr. fHUftl, Rt(ioo n 3:25 a.m. at StaruU aod 16th, eDCOIIICIU.. Californla Newport Het&Jits ••• Brook Htftdl ud Arlloaa. ' Frederick Weo.oentram, 19, of Stmc..a, an 0ruce Coast 309-15 Palm, Balboa, was Colltp 4nma stadeot, woo cblrged with marijuana posses- tbe award a,r b1l portrayal aloa at 7:SO p.m. at 1\ls rest- of 5 crur.reat c .. rsetera ln deoce ••• Patricia Staaabao OCC•e prodDctioo ot retuned to ber home at 7(17 ....... ,... Rt a.t.o woo a St. James, Cltft Haven, at S $500 8C~ ud aned a .m. after u abstnet of 9 tM J1cllt eo 00~ 1D tbe hours, focaDd htr troot door •ua.t ~~~-AprD kDob mlNlDC, ud Jpelry,. ---------'7 -tO at the .JobD F. KtD.DedJ TV Itt aDd ltereo -Dd .qldp-__ L_IOA_&:_·_MCmC __ I __ c.., Ill w........-, o.c. mtot, ftllled at $1,445, 1101• • • • NtwpOrt SbtU ltltiola. FICTrriOUS BUSIIt!SS ON DUTY wtnt NAVY zavO w. Coatt Hwy., MariMn NAM£ STATEM!MT -.u B1Ltt MUt, reported 4 etw tine. The lollow1Dc pe,_. are IN ,,nE rn~UPPIMES •a~ at $165, ~tole~~ bttW- dOlDC buaiMII U: Wtlt MutM Sltaft Stf'III.Dt $ p.m. Feb. II ud I a.m. Coalt Jtwllh Lltt ........ Rlclillard T. ~.no. Marcb 1 ••• St.NO lqllp- claa ~J, l..,. ... Jllb,. , .. Carol u tall ~ mtat ft1lled a.t $150 wu bv- IJ.Ibers. Ul-F W. Carrtact of Jlr. _, lin. Al AeeMe· tJans.d trom tbt ~ ol Dr., &uta Ala 11'7C1r: J.... '*I ol l1at Llbndor Dr·~ Shtf1'1 Ca.rdiD at 4$4 M. N"- M. CalllfOI, Mt-F CurtJte C ..... il .. la,...S 110 polt Bml., ~ ~ Dr., SUD AM; lAo Jl ~ tM .._. Air •aoe, Cllbt .,.,.. 'I p.m. ud 10 p.m. UOt Woodcnlt. YOitla ...... I 0 , ............... • SUWDAY MAJlCH I Llada, CaW.. ..... .... u a crt• of Mar. .... l~ YOIIIL 10 ud n&a tle*rniiUifl ..... -....rt , & IJJ. Roe. YCIIIIII. a bDtl .;, tO'f bJ a ..-nJ putltJ¢'1 · It • ,....t" .. CI'J*I. ~ ...... wn ~-':.~.t::· ...... ::bbt?m...::l.:= &nF181d U CMll at I ,.. n. cen.tJ ca.n " •• 5 " • ••1 t ..._ , ... • • _.... .. , bVIIU7 QIIIPCG11r11P .. h.ltrl ..... -.._ lit. ~-c::..~~ ,.... re.rr •. =.llu n.• .... ...., .. ,.._,....,...,..._.._ 11, 10. rr, .. t-. tile rr• 0... '-... ......,. an•••• Me 11t t:lt ..,...,<r r •• tt~~~;lvt .-. Martoers Llooa Club stnted collectt,. books this ..,~k ror the l'lub's aDJJ&al charity took sate in Westcllff Piau shop- Pin& center ln June. Tbe boot ale will bent>flt the Child Guidance Center of orance COUDty. "We bope to help them buy ncUo-Yllaal equtpment and to establlah a psychiatric: refer - ence Library," Lions president Richard Fiore sal<!. ADJOQt wuttnc to donate nl"w or •Nd boots to the Lions may t1nJp tbem ott at any New. port ftre atatioo or call &40-om or 545-9411 aDd tht Uons wlU plek up tbt boots. Re<:e!ptl ww be II•• lor tu-tue de- ~ Mr. Flore aJd. HAaiOI Vt51TOI U 1041 art a newcomer, • ll8llrir of a MW'COIMf to tile llarW Ana Wllo IIU eae bMa welcomtd, diD Ml' a ~nw b1 caW.. tM lllnar VIator.,., .. • ud 10 a.a . IDd ... wtn call ca ,_. tr-.s ....... lib~ ... .... ,.... If..., ' ....... ftk, ..... ,..., .. ..., ... _ • ' •)'•$ ......... ... a ... Til .... tWI\M ;---.... 'MI-OI'M ,. 2900 Pkif"tc Vitow Or Corona del Mar. Cllif t AWRI-NCE-0 FRllltliNC P1\lt11 Phlmt' ~ 2t•M SUNDAY S<. tiOOl All Agt~ Q 1 ~ to I 0 I c; a m Wontup Hour 10 10 a .n. Nursery and CC\fftt HN ir R<> .uJmlot Ruo 111 R p.m. :\';00-n ". f .o a!OI H W\ f ot,..nr f' 011 '•rn~"'u" M on I n . 1() ;~.m '" c; r "'· Thu"cl.ll\ l"VC"IIIIIIt\ "'! I II 11 "Jf · 10 .. m. Ill 4 f' Ill Ynu 4ft' rnrdt.allv IIHifnl te> .atltnd l huu h 'rr\1~,., .and tn U\C" Rr.adm • R11n111 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH TH! C!MTIR POR at8LICAL STUDIES t.4J A.M. alaLr C:LUSU 111M ~M. WOIU"IIt MOUlt 7tH fii,JII, IVACILISTIC "Oua O.A. JIMMY COMIS, PAS TOR Highway House of Pnycr 2411 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR lCllln" LIVU-•ttA" JNT£RD£N()MJNAT70NAL. Fl.l/.1. GOSPFL M.*DAV ICNOOl.1 tt:• W()tt .. W A"V1C.1. 11:00 WANCMUTti'Ttc U,_VICI: t :OO lt.M.IUMDAV ,._AY1a Nm .. LIITUDV: 7;aGft,M. MONas:»AY WILLIAM T. KROAH , PASTCJR PHONE : M2.a782 PlyiDOUth Conareaational Church T Champs fight for title otnMii ce J'7MII ... tM j' ..... 1t ...... ::ni.t'tlaltl&lwlJa.; Newport -,...,... .. •ek.81t--lllo-eoJa ... e ,to 10. 11oJ0 beet .,11....,.. wt11 ...,. be-• -.t lOCI T.,.... c..,..,. U,... 'loaitlo ot11or ~ c-, Alu Gblddla, wtlh lt Ud Ud II bJ lls1 llvkee ltll ....... l* w:_l_kl.l.f t)r till, }I poilltl, mpectlYelJ,LQe tblt IICOI ... Cb1J 8rlellf ,,..,....., .,.,. ••. aa •-......... 111o ... -. ba4 ll~ Jill t.yor"' · Tktw -IIJ10II 1o C••-Tim -~ ,.,.. llerk Oajood, _, •• , -All& wtll ba ftlltd "'"' ......... lbo ...... ....... pololo, --... t~ ''C" -ol eoaopattuoc totu, ba4 Hie-· lalbo "AA" 4t'rlaloo (lnl (l'ldt) 1W1 Ne"PPrr boyo ree,...IIDD ell-(lth rrsdt) ell-. u Ida came, u the Eutblllll Jau rector Gl.fJ Black •ld ,.... · MarlMre Slar"U l'lri.mped: Beat ta Baalo HWe Cel. terday. the LincOln Latera 71 to II. Uea 21-11. B..Ultlucbtabad After «ll, &thud 8tJI end· Brtu .F'rttmao IDd J011 8 pota.ta ft:tr Coach Bob Me.. trs IIDI&b lbe Saota Alia Sweel;, •eh wllll 28 poiAia, CtrlbJ'o .......... Tla ""I' tcHmley, Srd, Sib and 7th were almo.t. tM wboltabow. otbtr JIQlot came OD a h'" craders wUJ. play 11 a eoun. In the "8" (5tb gnde) tbrow by CrK RoeU•. · ty tOUmaDleat 1D Newport tiDal, tbe Bufti.IOHWsDucU' In tbe •'(:c•• (4th. lradt) on March Z2, Black ald. beat the lrYiDe Ttrnoe D1Ylsloo. Parse! bad Dlvlsklo tiUes were de.: clded 1n tbe local league Saturdl.y in games played at Llneoln school. In the "A" (7th grade) DIVISION, Newport H~. Studs outshOt the Mariners Frogs 49-45. Jobn Carpen- ter a.odBnictColdwell paced Brulas 35.!4, Coach BW . aootbtr Wilmer as his )(ar .. Moran's winDers had a t.l-lD.ers Jtts IQUeend by tbe aoced seorinc attack, with Buffalo HW1 Crows 31-30. Du1d Rohde tbe ooly player B)'l'OD Ball dom.Laated tbe. tn double ttgures wltb 10 PJQ.e fortbewtmers,cetUDc points. Olrk Kin<:aMOO tad 20 points. JJ,Jn Wolfe •d 9. 11 for tbe Brutns. For Cc:.cb Bln Mono's los- The Mariners Cheetahs, ers, It was aim a oae maD . coached by Larry Halder-show, as Mite Hess damped man. took the 6th crade ''B" ta 20 points. BASEBALL GLOVES ...... 7.95 to 64.9S BASEBALL SHOES ........ ]2.95 to 26.95 BASEBALL UNDERSHIRTS GYMNAST Alesi& Speir does a rootlne on the uneven "t».rs at a recent meet. Alesla, a member of the Orange Coast College gymnast team, Is ooe of the top female com- munity college compeUtors In Southern CaUfornla., ..v.ITIIMIOR .IIGII llttJIISDAY, lli,ROIIJ, IS15 I'IIILIIIIED !IUXLY '-PAQf 10 COROllA DEL MAR, C)L. LNAL MOnet OCC PJC1'1'1'10W 8-. Coach Uvsey lauded T:.AMI~= .. .... """P ~~COl~ eommuDIIJcollopelal..-~~ .:~;:~.~ .,._ -B. or tlat orpallattoo. Hatt>or Vln DrtH, co.- Moo,. llonl1 -to ba <•Tbt Aaoelalloo Ia ftrJ I II c..-....., ............. .._...,.,~, pi'OOidorlbo....,boooraHttl> ~:ck rtldDr'?~dOi • ...., ... llld,bt lild u,.., ... ct•• oo Ida on Hart>or Vln Ori .. ,,c.._ a '~1'7 .,......, bt ..... n ttm•tobttitr,ou.rO~-411 Mar, c~ taUS. coa® oa lU 111ft. Uoo." Mr. Halleck wrOte. Tbit blllMI'I .. coedll<:tt,d Tbt 1-, wrtliMI bJ "IIIDy SUII<IIy allf,_ by ao .Jodi__., Murr Balltcl;, Plbllcll)' ell· m..unce to orpnlle flU aoc1 slpoil: Jock Cltllonl O•" r.ctor ot tbt aa.tben Cart.. 1Pf1.at cbntea plus the bours bo t)nJa ~ Bu-speat on tbe ~II star pmt ~bt1 ltattmeot wu tiled kiii&U COICbn .......... wu ID July, . are some ot h1a wtth tbl COWltJ Clerk ol WrtitiD Ill Pn1M ol OCC rttpODSiblUUes. OUr mem-Oruce COUDtJ oa Mar. 19, ~· coacb ~~ LtY..,, U. bersblp oow ls at an all-1975, LllaL MOtiCI Ume hll!> or Oftr 350 mem-Publlsb: Mareb 11, ao, 27, · bers. a.cause ot tbese ef-Apr, s, 1975, ID tbe Newport *trts our orpniaattoo bU Harbor En~Jcn. F-.U.~'75 ;l~~~~~~~;~[~~ -nry Olltcossllll," L!G.AL NOTiql! LIGAL I.I~TICJ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS FICTITtOilS BUSIIIESS CAME STATEMEN NAME STATEMENT TOES-T T loll •-.. A PARKING PERMIT The foUowtng person fs he ow-periOD FOR THE PACIFIC Jotae buslDess as: The His-dolDg business IS: Vlnceua COAST IUGRWAY CITY PARK-torical Automoblle Com-OrtgloalB by Joyce Pema lNG LOT pu.y, 16'18 Supertor Ave., Rtnn, '1110 West Oc:eao Tbe Clt:J CoueU of tbe City Costa Mesa, California Front, Newport Beaeb,Cali- of Newport Beach does ORDAIN 9!627:· Alall Clendenen, 1664 fornta 92660: Joyce Peraa •• follows: TustiP Ave,, Costa Mesa, Rl.na, 7110 W. Ocean Front. SECTION 1.Seetloa 12.12.060 Calllorola 9262'7. Newport Bea.eb, CaUl. 9%680. of tbe Newport Belch Munl.clpal Tb.ls bu.sllless is conducted This busJoess ls cooducted Code 11 a.meadecl to read: by an .lndtvidua.l. by I.D lndtvidual. "12.12.060 Paciftc Coast Siped: Alan Clendenen. Slgoed: Joyce Perna Rlnn. Hicbft.Y Part1D11At Tbts statement was Wed This statement was nled A. PARKING PERMIT. It with the County Clerk of with lbe Couoty Clerk of sblll be anla.wtuJ. for any per-Ol"'JJge County oo March 10, Orange County oo March 10, soa to s-rk a Yeb.lele 1n tbe 19?5. 1975, Paciftc Cout Htcbwa.y Puldog PubUsh: March 13, 20, 27, Publish: March 13, 20, Z7, T PORTS Lot Joeslod the rtht st Aprll3, 1m, IDtheNe-rt AprU3, 1975, In !be Newport HEY'LL PROMOTE COLLEGE s •• .;,., or Pae'::.e cO:. H.:.. Harber Enslp. F -41677 Harbor Eoslp. F -41710 The group also plans to an-way anct Newport Boulevard, r;;~.:_.:.::;::;_....;._;:.::; _____ ._: _____ , Orange County community college sports lnformaUoo directors have created a new organlza.Uoo to help promote Orange County community college athletics. The organization, called suxx:; (Sports lnformatloll Directors of Orange County), represeots all 6 Orange nually nameanOra.ogeCoun-wltbout ftrst obtaining a cur- ty community college coe.cb rent Y'll.ld partlDg permit is- and athlete of the year. sued by tbe Fi.oa.D.ce Director, BUC BACKS CHOOSE SCHOOLS FOR FALL Sucb partsDc permit shall be effectln only when afflz.ed to the left rear bumper of the veblcle. BOYS ... 2.95 MENS ---3.50 WARMUP SUITS 24-95 to 39.95 BASKETBALLS 5 .95 .. 31.95 . Coucty community colleges. Orange Coast College's 3 starting sophomore de- fensive bact& last tall bave decided where they wUI com- plete their collegiate foot- ball careers. B. PERMIT FEES. The Pa- clflc Coast Hlfbway Parking Lot permtt sba.ll cover tbe period from October 1 to Sep- tember 30 of each year, pay- able based on tbe followt.og fee scbedllle: Skate Boards 895to3695 PARTS Wheels & Trucks KRAMER AUTOGRAPH RACKETS FRAMES DNL Y ... 23.95 CHAMPION HANDBALL CLOVES VOlT RACQUETBALLS ---1.25 RACQUETBALL RACQUETS 6.95 to 37 .95 ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS RATES FOR CLASSIFIED A1li I ~MUSICAL FOR SAL! 1 Time 2 Times 3 Times ·20 words or less: ... 2.00 3.50 4.~0 2Uo 30 words ..... 3.00 4. 75 6,00 ~1 to 40 words. , , . , 4.00 6.50 8.00 Each word over 40 .. .10 .15 .20 •BEAUTY SALON ~.-F~O~R~S~A~L~E~-----, MARCH WINDFALLS Hammond organ, M-3, wal. case, )1st. , , •••• S 695 Vose & Sons spinet plano, rental return .••. $ 725 Lowrey Teenie Genie organ, the quick. and easy wa y to play •....•... $ 980 Grand Piaoos. Kimball, Ya- maha, Baldwin, Stetnway, Starr, etc., from .. $ 975 . ~·-'· BEA.UTY NOOK 2732 E. Coast Hwv. Corona del Milt' Phone 644· 7336 o IICYCLES SALES & SERVICE .at I . 17TH IT. COlT A MESA 1146-7706 -840-61156 ~C~M(8UDICUTliR •DIY CLEANERS DIMMITT {)it!.~ Float ~uollty dry deoninl on tbe pmnila • ,..,_. laundry AU •• -a.tat •ocW ,,...... ......... 1200 E. Coul H"J., CDII p-873-9805 o PLOtiiSTS fLOWERS FOR .t.LL OCCASIONS DtMt~rl Tt~sh. •• FLORISTS I'HOIII-..l'N 2431 Nli411UR .lfN., !"-'!- WHIRLPOOL e lectric dryer -white, like new. $75, Call 646-9525. PACIFIC VIEW CRYPT -· good location. $625. Call 633-7352. CORNER GROUP-Custcm made. Standard size dbl. bed pushes 1.11der Ia mp table/storage chest to 1 make compact sora. Black and white checked cover, white formica table, $85, Call 968-8380 weekends Yamaha B-12 ffi Organ With rhythm, rotary, speaker, etc., regular, $1,400, now only .•..•...•. $1025 Huge savings (at least 20'%) on a.ny new Story & Clark plano. SCH MIDT MUSIC CO. Yamaha-Lowrey -Steln-ny 1907 N. MaiD st., Santa Ana Est. 1914 and evenings. 1 =::;:::::::::;:::==::::= t CARS FOR SALE o HO"'E IMPROVEME'NT ------------'-1 LINCOLN CONTINENT AU- LET ME GIVE YOU A HAND , Both below wholesa.le Blue Handyman will do ~, Book; both tn ezcellent all home repairs--I eoodltlon. Oneonercars; plumbing, carpentry, . 1975 tags. 1971 Mark m - painting, 1 loaded with extras; $4200, FREE ESTIMATES673.3658 19'72 Mart IV-ma.ny,many e1tras: $5300. Must sacrl- tlce to pay ezpenses for Bible SchOOl. Private party. 979-1993. e MARIN! HARDWARE ....l!!!!r..lli -ra.;.t& c loCl\111 -Naelleel Olfta ---· Opao _ ... , ...... to_,.._ 900 W. COAST HWY., "·B. PIIDD .. -1'1\1 . o MISC!L.LAMIOUS . - SPOTS before your eyes - oa your new ~ Re- mo•e them wttlil Bl• Lustre. Rent elec:tr'tc · sba-. $1.00. Cron Hudnre, 310'7 E. Coatt Hwy •• Coroae del Mar. ' Dan Armstrong ot Saddle- back College Is president, and Jim CarneH or Orange Coast College Is the sec- retary-statistic laD, The organLza.Uon plans to award an Iron man trophy each year to the county JC with the bestatllletlc record LEGAL NOTIC! Steve Speer bas received a full scholarship to Cal Poly, San Luis O:llspo; Herb Marshall wUI play at UCLA. aod Chuck Hogue will go to Cal Poly, Pomona. LIGAL fiiri'ICI lloolbly .......... $ 5.00 Quarterly .•• , •... $15,00 prorated accordl.ngly. SECTION 2. The City Man- acer ls authorl.hd to watve the aforeald fees estabUshed bereln wDell a special event CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA is being held of a charitable NOTICE lNVITlNG 8100 or ctvtc nature, iDd It Is 1n SEALED BIOO wW be received at the office of the Cll) the best interests of the CUy Clerk, City Hall, Newport Beach, Cllhlonata., uot11 2:00 and tbe JeD.eral public that fees P.M. oo the 31st day of March. 1975, at whlcb time they not be'·ctaf&td for tbe use of will be opened and read, ror performl.ng work as follows: tbe PacutC Coast Highway BICYCLE TRAIL-COAST ffiGHWAY PartlDg Lot tn coonectloo wtth FROM NEWPORT BOULEVARD TO RIVERSIDE AVENUE sald special event, CONTRACT NO 1695 SECTION 3. Tb.ls ordinanC( Bids must be submitted on the" proposal form attacbed stall be publilbed once 1D wlth the contract documents furnistw! by tl\e.,~~e V{orp omctal new~r of Department. The addtt!Oitll copy ot'tM! lpt"~siJ-'Rk'm ,_., ... lbe._,.....lltlll ... e!le<tt•IO to be retained by the bidder tor his records. 30 days after the date of Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certl.fted cbect adoption. or Bidder's Bond, made· payable to tbe City of Newport Tbis ordi.Dance wam,e'ettrlo"tro- Beach, for an amount equal to at least 10 percent of the dueed at a regular amotmt bid tbe Ctty COUDcU of Tbe till~ of the pro}ect and the words "SEALED BID" of Newport Beach beld oo lbe sllall be clearly marked oo the outsid of the eovelope 1otb day ot February, 1975. contitntng the bid. e aod •a;. adopted oo lbe Utb The contract documents that must be completed exe-day of ebruary, 19?5, by the . ' foUowl.ng vote, to wit: cuted, and returned in the sealed bid are. AYES COUNCILMEN· 11 Inn! A. Prosx>sa 1 • • c s, B. Designation of Subcontractors Dostal. Banett, Kuehn, Rogers, C Btdd • Bond Ryckoff, Store. · er s NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe. D. Non-collusion Att~dayU ABSENT COUNCILMEN· N E. Statement of Financial Respons1b1Uty Donald A. Mcinnis· ooe. F. Tectmlcal Ability aocl E:rperleoce References 111 .., ' ...... . • JIUL Sll£lll1J - IS HAPPY CUSTOMERS PROI'ESSIONAL PRESSWORK ••• PRACTICAL PRICES CALL US FOR ESTIMATES l~lJ These documents shall be a.fflied with the signature ATTEST'?'or and titles of the persons signing on behaU of the bidder. Laura ~ For corporations, the signatures of tbe PRESIDENT or City Clerk 17:11 1!. COAIT tfWY •• COAOM4 OI!L MAlt, Clt.LIP. VICE PRESIDENT and SECRETARY or ASSISTANT SEC-Puo;~Us;II:~Mtl~b~I3~~~~·~~~~~~~E~,~~~~~~~~~~~ RET ARY are required and the CORPORATE SEAL stall tb ~arbo; be affixed to all documents requiring signatures. lD the e case of a Partnership, the signature of at least ooe geDeral partner is reqllired. No bids wUI be accepted from a contractor wbo las not been licensed t.n accordance with tbe provlskxls of Cbapter 9, Divtsloo m of tbe Bw;l.ness iDd Professtons' Code. The coctraetor shall state bis Ucense oumber lDd c lasslflcatloo In the proposaL One set of pla.Ds and contract documeoU, .I.Dcllltirlc special provisioos, may be obtained at the PWUe Worts Department, City Hall, Newport Beacb, Callfornll., at DO cost to licensed cootractors. It 1s requested that tbe p!au and cootract docwnects be returned wtthln 2 weeki after the bid obenlng. Tbe City tr.J.s adopted the STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS FOR PUBUC WORKS CONSTRUCTION (1973 Edltloo) u prepared by the Southern California Chapters of tbe Amer- Ican Public Works Assoclatioo and tbe AsaoclatiKI Geoeral Contractors of America. Copies may be obtaiDid from Building News, Inc,, 3055 Overland Ave~~.ue. Los Aaple1, Ca!Uorllla 90034, (213) 870-9871. The City has adopted Standard Special PrOYilioD.I aDd Stalldard Drawt.ngs. Copies of these ue an..Ulble at the PubUc Works Department at a. cost of $5.00 per ML A standard "Certificate of lnsuranee tor Coatract Work for City" form has been adopted by tbe City. TblJ form Is the oaly certtncate of Insurance acceptable to tbe City. The successftll low bidder wtll be required to complete thla form .,.. award of tbe cc:~~traet. For IDJ reqalred hoods, tbe company .l.mdDI Bid 8oD4I, Labor aDd Material Booda, &.lXI Fallbtul hrb'IIIIDCe Booda must be au lnaunnc:e coquy or taretJ COIDIPIDJ Uceosed by tbt sta.te of Ca11lornla. Tbt compuUM malt aWO bave a curr•t General Polley Holdert RaUic of A or b;ltter; iDd a FIDaocll.l RaUar of at 11ut AJJ.. u per the Jotat ec11u.o or -·· Key Raltnr Golde (Prop. erty • LlllllliiJ ). ID accordaace with tbt proyl.sioa.l ol Artie .. 1. c.._. 1, Part 7 or lbo Cllllfl>rnla Lsbor Co<lt (Soc-.Jtvo at-.\ tba CIIJ c-cu or tbs CIIJ or llowport Boad ... -· -lbo -I ...-unr ..... "' ..... --· 11 U. localltJ 1D Wblcb tbt work 11 to bl pw .. I I ..... -b cn1t. eloullleeUoo, or I1Ps ot-lanait or -• w · ·-to ..... lbo -Ud ... aat --lit ..... p ......... llo. -................. ~ ... .. A -ot aid ._._ Ia afll1ollla Ill ta.alliiltillao CIIJ .Ciotk. All .,.._ to 1111 ---.n Ill pea!IM. :: :.::'&-=. "'..:;::::: ·=,:':.;;o; no. CliJ ._. .. ta. t!1J11 to nloat .., .... ..._ ..,.to_..,_..., __ ...., • ~IIIApri.A.=o.ar =CI~ ,..... Muclf 11, tm, ..... ...,....._.r , ~ Take off for Tahoe the easy way ... with Air California. For Just $32.00, a con-- venient, comfortable. 93·passenger Sunjet puts you there In less than three houn. Weekdays or weekends. direct from nearby Orange County Alrport. Speei&l discounts for famlllel and groups of ten or more. Only \Mth; Air California, .. the afrline that eon· ststently earns the best on-time recOrd in the business. One call to Easy lnfor· matk>n arranges everything from R'sht reservations to complete vacation paekages, with tickets waltlnq at 1 nearby trawl agent. Easy enough? AJr California to La.ke Tahoe , ..•• ,. ea'Y to lakal Coli Eo•v ln/o,.motlon In Onllnge Counl!l 17W! 6404550; 0........ (213! 924-3313; l.of1uno.J7!4! 494-7595; La. Artfll/n. 1213! Oit'l.s401 · Senlco-March 20 AIR. CALIFORNIA We're euy., rake. • .. • ' • • I Y llllllSOAY, IIAROt 13. 1!75 CC*IIA 18;-CL .. L ESTATE Newport a.dl ••• ..... W.IMI Costa Mt• . 2 Bedroom Coffage IN BEST LOCATION GREAT RENTAL INCOME OR USE IT FOR YOUR OWN. "lA LOTS FOil SAl' . ,,.... .. Two choice bayfront lots in Bayshores offered by The Ir- vine Company ln Fee SCmple. Minimum bid $130,000 and $134,500. Call for information re- garding locations and bidding. (R53) lA YCIIST-COWIOIT a STYLI Spacious 4 bedroom. Used brick en· try & fire place. Delightiut patio w/BBQ. Sll2,900 Heleri. Hartley 642·8235 < R23) . -PLUS PRIVATE llOCI<WG FACIIJTIES. 2 BAYFRONT HOMES-FEE LAND 4 BEDROOMS.--4 BATHS--OJSTOM BUll T Spiral stairway to second floor. Travertine marble fireplacf facing ln master bedrooms. Italian tile in entries, marble lavatory tops, beavy shake roofs, spac·tous gar:a gH, knr ma!nt.-naau:e exter iors, E!tr. EAST SIDE Costa Mesa Li'l ol' house wltb lots of chum --oo big lot • Close to sboppiQc lDd transportauon. jUS{ $30,()()() e BOY MeCARDLE RIAL TOR fi~ sa.T729 RELIABLE SERVIC E PRICED AT $62,500 ·associated MAGHJFICEHT -IIG CAHYOM $175,000 Fll Newly listed. hi~hly upgraded. pro- fessionally landscaped Plan #2· Broadmoor --4 bedroom + family room -conversation pit in living toom. WaIter King 642·8235. ( R35) BALBOA PENINSULA • • 1200 E. BALBOA BLVD. -$279,000 AND 1202 E. BALBOA BLVD . -$289,000 SINCE 1943 ..!i&WIOITU. COSTA MDA .......... BROJ<ERBI IR1!ALTDAB 2025 W. IALIOA llVD. 611-JMJ M!WPORT II!ACH SANTA ANA SPECIAL BIG and BEAUTIFUL 'tllr~be<kooma (ooa 1& 600 .square leetU. two. baths, dlnlng room, modern kitchen. good quallty carpets and drapes, quiet tree-lined street, etc., etc. OCEANFRONT Balboa Peninsula This custom-buUt 2 bedroom home Is l n a lot extendi.Dg from Balboa Blvd. to the Ocean- front. Here are )1st a few of the many features: beamed celllngs, nreplace, copper plumbtDg, forced a1r furnace, lnslde patio, n.-w carpeting, new roof. + A beautltul 2 bedroom apartmeot over the double car carage. ASKING $149,500 Owner will carry 1st tNst d.ed R!ALTORS 301 E. BALBOA BLVD., BALBOA 673-5410 901 Dowr Driw 6-42·123 5 /J6« MacArthur 81\ld. ~~ .. NewpOrt B .. ch, C:.llforNa 92663 * BOYD REALTORS PRESOOS * 0---with a VJEW ,., ... • a.: • • •• ... ~,, •• ., ..... It ·~'~9 BREA{H-T;AKING!t Ci u.ro ~!~.! g~~~!e~ 48.75 ~~ frontage. EXTRAORDINARY J ETTY VIEW. Charm- ing home with great potentials. 3612 OCEAN BLVD BL VO 180° LAGUNA BEACH Three bedrooms, 2 baths, huge rumpus room, plus 400 sq. root deck. (Just reduced to $92,500.) 446 HILLEOGE DR. '~BO_Y_f? - * 675-Sftl * 3637 E. Coelt Hwy. Coron~~ .. Mar OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 3621 CATAMARAN One-half acre estate ln Harbor View Kills com- plete wlth 5 bedroom, ramlly room bome. Grounds and pool that are fantastic. You have to see lt to bellev.-lt. You own the land, tool •••• IRVINE TERRACE 1827 SABRINA OPEN SUNDAY 1-6 Spa clout hom " lrith calming deeorat.loos plus 36 ft. pool plus nice barbor view. Swmy patio plu1 EQUALS 1 great boose for entert:a11liDc or rela.DtloD. Ob.l 1t bas n.lDe root celllnls throclcboot and three bedrooms, tamlly room a.od pme room. $·224,922 •••• ... ....-~-... -..-..~VIEW!. VIEW! VIEW!, P• & Nil f<JJ, ~!a!u~~~ }e~re.t.!t N l•st·ng . family room aDd Cl• Ia tbe maiD baue plua ew I I cuest bDal JOU .. -t be!Wie --eomplet• wtth Romublb. COUIT1AID IMftY -::.;Da to Belt buJ OD Oe .. DIM., Coroat deliW. immaculate 4 lMidi"oom, fa room UNBEUEV ABL£ PRICB or hOIMPLUSitUdJ-Itlloll**/fJI' $164 500 motber·iD·law suite. Terrtnc fiOal' , plan, much •Y• appeal aDd IDUY : ntru.1'7s-.4080 'J Scarcity of waterfront land and lncr~;tn~ c-ost of "onstroct1on makf-1 these homes an attractlv.-buy today. _ 't CURT DOSH For flll1ber details or insptdlon call your brokt r or NELSON ROBINSON , Realtor .. ...,. CDMT ..... ., J)() MAIN ST (at Bol boo 81. ), BAl. 80 A~;6~7~5=-8~\=20~---~~·:•:wv..:.-y::-..:A:CM:I·:·:IPI; -------------------;-------· UNIVERSITY PARK Super sharp 5 bedroom home wlth fantastic view of grHn belt. Wa]k to pool and tennis courts. Sbows like a model. SH tor yourself. $63,500. FRUIT TREES ~ACRE - Sharp HARBOR VIEW HOME located on a large lot wlth a view or the Turtle Rock Hills. This single story hOme features 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, formal dining room, den and detached double garage. In season the peaches, plu~s. ~lcots are dellclous. $85 000. • I t 0 . CaU . TRIPLEX S6SO MO. INCOME NEWPORT HEIGHTS Hard-to-ll.od Z bedroom units ID Ideal locatioo for best Newport Beach S<'hools. LoYely tree-llned strHt; owner's uatt his fire- place. Feced prden, ~rate eoclosed gan.ges, ston.ce room lDd colD-operated lai&Ddry room . Pr~ to sell at $69,000, EXCLUSIVE WITH THE REAL EST ATERS. Call 673-8550 THE REAL ESTATERS Ji2 MARGUIIITI, COlOMA DIL MAa m-1111 REAL TOllS 175-1511 GOOD COMMERCIAL LOCATION 1876 Park Ave. 1n Costa Mesa 1s a well bunt bulldl.QC, )lst off 19tb Street wttb a larp lot, lOZ' X 115', Tbe bGlJdtDc l.a cttrrtDtlJ I six-bay auto repair shop. but lt could be coo•erted to a number of uses. This property is for sale for $89,500 and the repair business 1s also 1n.ilable for $29,500, but they do not tave to be boagbt tocetber. CALL US FOR FURTHER OET AILS. 67·5-7225 ' I I IlLS lA' FS REPORT I I I Sales through the Multiple Listing Service of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors totalled $35.2 million for the first 2 m :>nths of 1975. This is more than a $174,000.00 INCREASE OVER THE SAME PERIOD IN 1974. 1,324 list- ings were processed, of which 39% were sold. 77% of the sales were co~erative. List your prq>erty with a Realtor , ................• ................ cfu1o JJt ' * WATIRPIItONT HOMII * Larte I BR .• I ba. bbme on sanely beach; 50 ft. I~ shore moorin1. $115,000. Will CODskler \rede. Brand ... s bdnD. 4 bath, Clll 30 fl. lot. Pie' • &Up • .-s.ooo. J OIL . PAINTINGS CLEANED& REPAIRED ORIGINAL ·wESTERN &-MARIN~ Art brA. Kelch ALBERT R. KELCH Art & Restoration . 673-9383 3800 E, Coo st Hi ghwoy Corona del Mar MATTRESSES lfEW -aEIOJLDIJfG Jr~gular Sh&Pf'S 1aa.nJiria9 -Cot:too C:OIT4 MilA MATTRISS CO. 21JON • ...,.I1 81w,._ 541·1lo:J HONORED by UMi Euqe Club ol NP:port Jiarl>or as pollee supenilor and polleemaa of y.,., ,. ... spectlnly, are Set. Rudy ValeoU, at left, ud Dtttetin · Sam AmburttY. rtcbt. Ne-wport pollee thief J&mesGlana, center. a member ot the Etcblnge Chlb, made the presentations, Exchange gins the a,.rdB as part of a oatloowlde crime preveDUoo month lD February, (Er. change Club photo.) SOS gets major award Share Our Selves. {SOS), a Costa Mesa service or. ganlr.atJoo, received a spe. c1al judges' award of $5,000 in the 1974 Disneyland com. munJty service award pro. gram. Jean Forbath accepted the award tor SOS at lbe pre- sentation lunclleon last week at the Disneyland hotel. The citation noted the SOS pro- grams for flmding for low and middle Income houslng, daUy hot lunch programs for school children and for transient and destitute adults, and development of a community medical center for low income patients. Awards of $1,000 each went to the following local organizations: • Plastics Club of Es- tancia high school, Costa Mesa, for developing pro- cesses and methods of using scrap plastic materlals, in- cluding asphalt paving, An unusual program under- taken in 1974 involved the mentally retarded patients at Fairview hospital in re- cycling projects. • Environmental Nature Center, Newport Beach, near Newport Harbor high schOol. The center transported 600 tons of rock aDd sand from the Sierras, planted more than 400 trees and plants aDd completed a ma)or lr- rtgatton system. Students learned about ecology, bot- any, and biology at tbe ceo- ter. • League of Women Voters of Orange County tor maintalnlng commWllty in- terest and involvement in aU levels Of government. • Fish orga.nlu.Uoo of the Newport Harbor Council of Churches lor a mobile meaJs program, provtdtng meals to needy W and elderly mem- bers of the communtty. Thls group provided assistance to 2,700 lndlviduals in 1974. • Help the ctUldreo pro- ject of Orange Coast Col- lege, which provided 800un- derprtvlleged children of Orange County an opportuni- ty to elpllld their social environment. • Orange County Phllhar- monic Society for bring~ symphOOic music to more than 265,000 school chUd - ren durlag 1974. DEB MOTHERS TEA TO BE HELD MAR. 15 Harbor Key of the Child Guidance Center of Orange County has scheduled a tea for mo.thers or prospective debutantes for March 15 tn the home of Mrs. John Vit- trup, with the help of Mrs, Wllllam Geohega.n and Mrs. Roger Lockhart. The Keynoters met March 3 to prepare !or their an- nual spring fashion show, to be held April 12 at Big Canyon Country Club. Double Steel Belted Radials 2nd 1/2 when you buy 1 at regular prke •o,OOO MILE TIRES BUILT FOR 1175 NEW CARS SAVE 2•% OFF REGULAR PRICE ON SINGLES OR SETS Tbeu Coodyeu 1teel belted uditls Ill Americ1"1 ruourca. Now 1.1 the limelo uve monP.y. f21ute leu fuel. [31 pftJ\I ide buyth.,...l875nP.W.,.rr.<!oel• S.leprie. lon1rr mllu2e. 111d (I] belp con If!/ VI remain h• elf ACt tbrot~gb ~ .. turdaJ. WHITIWALL son BR78·13 DR78·1· ER78·14 FA78-14 HR71-14 GR7S.15 HR7S.15 Lll71·15 FITS MODELS OF: ---~.r.,_c..t.IIM ,_ IIE,ULAI ,RICE EACH ''"' 567.115 "'·"' S74.S5 "'" """' .... , ..,.., 'lUI f.LT. 'EI Tlllf loOlOTliiEI "'" .,., ,,, fW 13.09 "'" 13.17 ..... lei'IGo-Caa,_.ls ...... asd: nille .. -1 7 ., ... ----_ .. "-"-eM. (Pti.lity t111tl Slll•mltry ,.11/ 6:00 P~M.J dl,, • .,.,l,.c),de W"/1 or :Htl•d. Wet/ poltJIO or REO SNAPPER .. .. . .. .. .. . . .. . .. 2.25 MAHI MAHI .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . • 2.46 GRILLED SEA BASS . . . . • . . . . . . . . 2.95 TOP SIRLOIN . . . . . . • . .. .. . . .. . . . 3.25 NEW YORK STEAK .............. 3.76 LOBSTER TAIL .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . 4.95 STEAK AND LOBSTER . . . . . . . . . . . 6.95 LUNCHEON llso mwt1 t18ily until 4 P·lf'· !82-1321 IIICHARD SIMON DOWN A ROMEO DONNA ROMEO, ctaugllter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Romeo, 1209 Outrigger, Harbor VIew Huts, a senior English and art major at San Francisco State Untverslty, Is aboard Cb.lpman Collegt's World Campus Afioat, which departed Feb. 5 for a semester of study at sea. Also on board are Susan Patricia Rolettl, 1707 Antigua Way, Dover Shores, a junior psychology and engineering major; Deborah Ann Lowltz, 1409 Antigua Way, Dover ShOres, freshman theater arts major; Nancy Loo.lse OchSner, 1834 Lee- ward Lane, Baycrest, )Jnlor biology and animal science major at Orange Coast Col- lege. • FIFTH DISTRICT SUPERvtSOR Tbomas F, RUey has htred Anne Christian as an ueeuUve assistant to serve the south coasta..1 area of hls district aod to coordtnate county health and soctal serrtce Macttons amow his staff. Anne, whO tw.s been senlng as admlnistrattve assistant to the city man- ager of Costa Mesa, !las been asaJ.gned llalson duties to the clUes ot San Clemeote, San Juan Captstnoo and tbe uo.lhcorponted communlttes of I...a.cuna Niguel, Dana Polnt and Capistrano Beach. Kit Drollinger, past president of the Orange Coast League ol Women Voters, has joined Mr. RUty's statr on a volunteer basis to help coordinate volunteer activities lD the district and to assist in resolution of problems related to • • • CALIFORNIA CHARCOAL ARTIST WUllam Gilpin will present hts African Salartcouec..: ttoo at Park Newport Apartments, where be ls a resident, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunctay, March 15 and 16, ln the matn lounge of the spa. The display is open to the public. to addltion to the humorot11 and Wlrm animal drtwtnr• wbteh )u~~~ and the cost of .h' n.r-.--- PVT. TOM MAHONEY NOW AT MEMPHIS Marine Pvt. Thomas E. MahOney, son of Mr. and Mrs . Francis J, Mahoney of 2864 Ballow Lane, Costa Mesa, has reported to the Naval Air Statton, Memphis, for avlatlon tecbn.ical train- log. Upon completion of a one- week Introductory course 1n aircraft tundamentals, he wtll attend a spec tall~ school at the air station. "He ts a ror mer studtnt of Costa Mesa high school. CADET McCARTHY ON ACADEMY HONOR LIST Cadet David c. McCarthy, son of retired Lt, Col. and Mra. Charles G. McCarthy of 730 Amlgos Way, the Blurts, has been named to the superlnteodent's list for his outstanding academic achievement and muttary performance at the U. s. Alr Force Academy, Colo. r&do. Cadet McCarthy, a mem- ber of the class of 1975, wut be commissioned a see .. oDd lieutenant and awarded a B.s. decree upoo his crad-· uaUon from the academy, UG4LNOnC! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS KEREBY GIVEN t ... t the City COWl- ell of the City of Newport Beach Y1ll OOld a publlc bearing roprdlng G011m.l Plaa Amelm..t No. 23, 1D amiiDdm•t to the Ctreala- Uon ElemeDt u u pei'ti.IU to n<41Dmeodecl lmproro- m-.t. lor Paelftc CO&tt Hlelrny betwoeo the UllPOr Boy Brld(o ODd llocAtllllr Boalel'llrd, llleludiDc 1111 KacArtbar Boulenrd ud A-rocado AfiDIIt loter-.c- lloOI. ' 1101'JCE IS HEREBY FIIR- TRIR GIVEN ttoat tbe llld ...... llolrllll wtU be llold .. till -doy 01 ........ I 1'1$, at lilt -7:JO P.». 1a 1111 c-u 11th ct lilt Clly •• _.,-,. lilt Clly ct !It oport S.ct;... Co~ otftka Old plooo 1r1J IIIII Ill Jllr· ... ldds• J ..,.....,. 11111 .. --. ~=~ CIIJtlll_._ .. , __ ,.; -II, lfll, .. ..... .,._ ..... ...,... THE AMERICAN DREAM Is one or our great Amerlcan dreams going to turn into a fatrytale that can't come true? I'm talking about the Social Security program. When it was first started back in the dismal 1930s, 1t was offered as a ray of hope for the working man looking ahead to old age. At last, we were told, the worker would be able to retire without having to worry too mu ch about starving to death. M1llions of American working men and women tave poured a good chunk or their wages into this thing for a number of years now, believing that they were bulldlng up a nest-egg lor lhelr old age. Well, ltke predatory blue-jays, the politicians and bureaucrats have been stealing the nest-eggs berore they can hatch. We find out now that the Social Security system Is going lo be bankrupt by the early 1980s. Once agalll, we have been lied to. What was billed as the great American retirement dream has turned lnto the great American Rlp-orf. The politicians, or course, want to solve the· problem by raising everybody's taxes ror the umpteenth time to cover up the sorry mismanagement or the Social Security !lind. I have some ideas on this. First, let's round up every bureaucrat who has managed Social Security since lt started and see tr we can find out where the money went. We lock up common thieves. How aboUt incarcerating some of these un-common thieves? Next, we should take money out or the Social Security fund only for people who really need it. A lot ol well-lo-do retired people are drawing almosl $400 a month from Social Security, They need il like they need another Cadillac. I'm not saying these people shoUidn'l get credit lor lhe money they paid Into Social Security over lhe years. Of course, they should. It's theirs. But, rather than drain the Social Security fund , or raise the taxes on the working man, why not give tax credits to anybody who still earns over $Z5,000 a year, and let him take what he would gelln Social Security oil his In- come tax. He would still ·get his money • In a d1tferent way -the money wouldn't come from the Social Security fund, and we wouldn't have to raise the workingman's taxes. Doesn'l this make sense lo you? Maybe thai's why the elbow-benders In Washington haven't thoUgh! ol II. Their ld"' ol lhe American dream Is lo keep getlinJ re-elected year alter year, Let's puncture a hole In lhelr plpedream and do something 1o help aging American workingmen realize their dream. Social Sec:llrlly seems lo be providing seeurlly lor the wrong people -lhe bureau- orals and politicians. Let's aet tbe benellls beck where lhey belong. 41 Forcll P.S. Glad to see tbet Sen. Carpenter finally •• there might be some conllict ol 1Dter11t Involved In his beinJ In the Senate and oo I he board ola llospllal croup com- petinJ with UCI Modica! School. Wish he would beYO reslcned the Senate seal ihd slayed on tile hospital board, lnlt.-.1 ol vlee-vora. • • • • • • • Fol'flt llar<!Ware the n.,, latest atyl01 In conlact paper. Our shipment )1st came ln. Thla lblll Slap bfllld-lbtJiretly dealps.