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JOMAT"AI4 ZALUlKY DA14 ZALUlll(l
MAN OF THE YEAR chosen
by the Newport Harbor
Chamber or Commerce ls
Richard Stevens, a former
Chamber president who has
headed tuoo .ralslng and
planning efforts that resulted
In construction of the
Chamber's new head-
quarter s buii<Hng, now go-
ing up at MacArthur and
Santa Barbara In Newport
Center. Mr. Stevens, presi-
dent of the BaJl)()a BayCiub,
was honored at last week's
annual Chamber Installation
O&D:~Uel.
Older pressure from Helgtb ud Newport at .._.. ...,.. ~ llrtl. ... entfDc Wider a ftl"'llrce
rHideets of Sub. ~ hlcher aJtthtdes. A sl.lgbt tonrd pttllc fellen1 t.d:a: whtcb permits It to aceed
Relclts &Dd the cUJ ol NE!1f-nolle redllet.loa Is tbe plan-tor U. m-e-. wtik:il l.a: state-!~ not. Umtts:.
port Beach, Orange Coaty ned result. eJped.ed to ~aa..t:$100,-A heariDc 00 theooott.ance
supetyUors voted TtMsday Supent.lra did direct tbe 000. of thai •artuce 11 seiJed.
to delay plans for an n -coaaty airport staff to co Tbe ooatr tlrfteld 11 op... a led 1n Santa Ana 00 Feb.
~~o~~u7i~£s;,;~DOGS WIN ~~~~~= D.u. ne lnd anta Ana inteMeoe In that taeartag 1D
~~~::r~g;~t~r.~ON BEACH ~;~~~~~E ~;;'edo_" the tlrport is com -:::::r ~~~~It~~
Purpose of the proposed It cats have 9 lives, the that's no place tor a dol.'' vtew sebool.
737-ft . e rteosion on the dogs or Newport must have Couocllm1.11 Peter Barrett Other legal parties to tbe
north eud or the field is to a dozen. 0~ Newport Heights ecboed F"eb. 23 bearingarethreeltles
let oommerctaJ jets start .-.gain this week, U~eysur-a local attitude that hasbMa of Ne1rp0rt aDd Tustlll, tbe
their takeoff rnn farther Ytved an attempl to ban them used to e lain other New-pro-jet Commtlftlty Airport
back, thUs clea.ring noise-from public beaches and port probl~ms· Council. and the couey,
imoactPI1 !vlm• .. :fnS•ntlll An~ parks, as the City Council "Pd<>st of tn:e dogs 00 the which operates the airport.
decided to give dog owners beaches " he said "are Newport wants let traffte
"just one more chanc-e." from 00( of town .. ' moved completeiJ oat ol the
Giving In to the emoUorW • eounty aJrport. ,..stiD ls
pleas of pet owners who M Stu coneemed about tbe raolse
<ro•·d"' thei• mHttng hall, ax rges U>d <lange• of jPt.s that Oy
the Council voted down an onr that city t.a tbe Iud-
ort'llnance that would have d l.bg ~ttern, aod proposals
imposed a year-round pro-ead at 71 that some takeoffs also go hibitton on dogs oo the over Tustin. AU commercial
beaches. )et takeoffs ar• oow over
But, Mayor Donald Me-Mu: Sturges, ?1, UJJper N"PQrt Bay. The
Innis warned that he wUI sa.xopboaist with some of Commwllty AIJ110rt Coon-
seek "a very significant tn-America's lop bl& buds, Cll, made up mostly of busl-
crease" 1n fines for people and later a proml.neat at-nesses arooDd the airport,
'who violate city leash laws, tome)', died Friday at Hoq takes a protecttn a ttltud€
or who bring their dogs oo bospiW. toward the Jet file:hls.
the beaches during pro-Mr. Sturges, wOO ll'td 1D Mrs. Odegaard admitted
THE 3 Z'S wUI entertain at this Saturda,.s instillatioa
banquet of tbe Corona del Mar Chamber of Commer ce
at the Bahia CorlntMan Yacht Club. Clyde Zlllch, sbaWn
bere trith hls sculptress wUe, Jlldtth8llDd.,1sooorctinattDe
tbe muSical procnm aod wW play ptaDO aecompaAimeot
for cellist Jonathan Zalasky. Jonathan's brother, Dan,
· will eo.tertaln wtth tlis magic acts. Muter of eeremoraies
will be put president Hal Pinchln, and the speaker wt.Il
be Newport Beach CouncUwoman Lucille Kuehn. The
program will follow the 7:30p.m. banQuet .
Ci vi c Assn .
election set
Wemben or tbe Cora.
del Mar Ch1e Aua.
(C DMCA) wtU elect S board
members wbeo. the CfOIIII
meets the ol.gtlt or Fib. •
at the COM elemetbry
school •
.U., OD the ae-dl Is I
presaltatloa by AI La•reoee
oo the nrlou.s smote aad
nn detectors em the m.a.rat.
lfr. Lawreoce, wllo is a
CDMCA director, .no dls-
eus types, adYIIItapla ud
price ruges.
Aeeordfng to CDIICA
pruldellt Pul Hammel, tile
ti>U~ issues .ut ala)
be <!Ucussed.
• CITY COUNCIL elec.·
Uon.
• AlfHEXA TION of doww!.
coast 11ft&.
• UNDERGR011NDINC ol
utUities.
• VaTER REGISTRA -
TION for upeomlll& elec -
tions. ·
• YEMBERSHIP DUES.
Nomlnatiou for the 3 dl.
redor openlap: wUlbetUeo
from tbe Ooor at tbe meet-
iDe:. a..ad etCh DOminee wtJ.l
be asked to uplam bls plat.
THE AWARDS LUNCHEON of tbe Costa Mesa Chamber
of Commerce Wednesday noon, Feb. 11, at the Mesa
Verde Country Club wUI salute the man and woman
of the year. T he booorees, selected for outstanding
community service, are De Murl Tosh, pioneer Costa.
Mesa norlst aod actl'e 1D BPW and Soi'Oitlmlst Clubs,
and three-term-mayor AJY1a PJ.oklly, wt.o 11 retiring
thll JMr....,. •ntDc ex~ the CouocUstneetM lDcorpora-
hiblted hours. The current Harbor View Hills, came to this week that bet orgu.lu.-
rtne Is $15. That proposal Orange County %5 yearsaco. tion, repre~tlag bomes
will come, he promised, at He practiced law bert' ud ).1st off the tDd of the run-
the Feb. 9 Council meeti.Dg. in Los Angeles, and lD Ills way, ''Is lD the middle!'
Also, he said he wtll bring later years beeame a tr.-"We want to ftDd ways to
back the tota1-ban ordinanee quent adnrsary oftbelniDe co~aict •itb tbe airport,"
for recool1deralloo In 60 Co. He ooc::e mallltalned. •-Mrs. Odep&ro eapla..lfted. AI
days. successtutty, that the com-least &i tDmes: tn sama Ana
NB VOTERS GET :F-~-t~: at UO CUDa.tloa.
ANNEX POWER "-borslllpto CDIICAto
apea to resldf!lllts ol old Co-
roaa del Mar at S3 per
Meanwhile, SCOOP (So-pany dtdD.'t ret.Uy OW'D Lladt Hetpts: face posslble eon-Newport rutdtatl were
tlon ot ... dty. • c~nllll.Owwra ls:le, becuse 11: wu creat~ demtl'ltloo proeeediDga •-..-'Cl1'tta tbe tipC tbls weet to
of ~.t), a. p'ro-dog group Oil ~Ue UdellD :i . leBS tbe oouiJty CUI (JDd 1 l'ote 011 tbe :a..zanea.tbl ol
orraniEed lut Nonmber to A native of Iowa, he came way to reduce ootse lqlllct tbe ln1Dt Cout area be-
help solve problems caused to CalUornia at 19 and to tepl Umlts tn that area.. tw~n Corona del M.ar and
by beach dogs, will be given graduated from USC law Tbe runway esteO..sioo. Laguna Beach. City Council IRVINE'S COAST
• a chance to work on the school I.D 1928. His ability sought by the county's Air-adopted an ordlnanc.e Moo-
PLAN UNVEILED problerns. with tbe suophooe led to port.Commtsstoo wouid eost da)' nigtlt requtringapubllc
· Current law allowsdogsoo jObs with Bean)' Good1.1an, tess. commtssW:Oers coo-vote on any t\ature anneu-
the beaches, on a leash. CleM Miller, Ben Pollack_ tend, than t~ e!:timated$3.1 tioo proceeding that involves
The Irvine Company will quesUons about the pian and during early morning and . F-reddy Martin and other mUiion It would cost the 100 acres or more.
publicly unveil Its develop-to express their objections evening hours, e1cept dur-baodleaders or America's county to buy the 6? homes. AltOOugh the new law
ment plan for the ln'ine or support, The plan Is the ing summer.Complaintstha.t big-band era.. He was also Fifth District Supervtsor makes no reference to the
Coast between Corona del only item on the commlssLon pet owners .::onstantly violate an offtelal or the mutcta.ns' Thomas Riley of Dover Irvine Company's 10,000-
Mar ~111 Laguna Beach, at a. agenda tonigh t. "This will the law led last October to union. Shores dismissed rumors acre "dowDeoa.st" holdings,
special public meeting of be the first Ume we will the Introduction of the new He served in the Coast that the longer runway would II was ob'tously aimed at
the Orange Coast College have outlined the plan tn ordinance. Then, the Coon-Guard in World Warn. accommOdate tt.e bl«:gt't 747 that unincorporated county
forum at ?:30 p.m. today, tull before the Planning ctl granted a 3-month watt-After settllnc down jets. He said tbe l'Wlnys area. Special wordtnc In the
Jan. 29, Commlssloo," Donald Cam. and-see period, be fore YOt-to practice law, he became at the local field are DOt ordlnanc.e e1emp(s a big un-
Members of tile public will eron, ln"lne Co. director of lng on Monday . a prominent RepubUca.n 1n thick enough for the added lDcoi'1Kirated chunk or the
ha'e a chance to ask specttic urban design, said Thurs-Both City Allorney Dennis Oruge County poUt tcs, weight of the ?4?s. West Side, referred toa.s the
Smoke sites
at schools?
Should local high schools
set a.side designated areas
for smokers?
·That QUest too was a hot
Issue Tuesday night as the
Newport-Mesa Board or
Educatlon met at Cosb.
Mesa's City HaU. No de-
cision was reached, but stu-
dents put Ute board on notiCe
that they would expect fur -
ther discussion and some
kind of decision 9000.
A state law , which went
into effect on Jan. 1, allows
sehool boards to set aside
destgnated areas for smok-
Ing.
The local board .,.,eared
about ennly spUt on the
nbject Tuelday alght, but
student represeotatlves to
the board fa\'Ored the smolc-
LDc areu. They arped that
de raeto smoking areas al-
ready ttill, ud should be
torm~lud by the bot..rd.
C•rn!DC dlllrl.et n!IN
oroNblt llfllOidDc.
"Tbeo f!lforte t~ rule,"
tullted a ahldeDt. SO!>!. J-NICOll uplatood
tbl.t tlltn art Dtlt .,.p:
ldmla<rators iD the tc_. to praperiJ moa.ttor
ltleb IIIDI'cemeat.
.,Aatt. btslclel," he cau-
UoMd u.e bolrd. ••we wval4
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day. "OUr principal aimw111 O'Neil and county environ-servl.ng in various com-Mr. Riley It'd the move Bann!Dg property, and also
be to sbare with the pltllle mental health oft'icer Rob-mitte. posts. He ran., un-on Tuesday to get the Board e:r:empts lD)' other a.reas
as much inlormatlon oo the ert Stone admttted last month svccessflllly, for the Npw. or SuperYisors to delay the surrounded oo at least 3
plan as is possible." that they .don't understand port Beach City Counctl l.n runfty extensk>n project. side by present r (t}'
lnehMied ln the lrvi.De a strancety-worded state Ia• Ute 1950s, aoo ror Onnge borders.
Co1.1pany's presentation will th:l.t tota.Uy forbids all dogs County district attorney 1n Offa"ce park The lrvl.ne Co . plans to
be ~ descriptioo of the 10,-from public beac hes. 1 9?3. develop the dowoooast with
000-ac.re site, Its develop-Most people who argued a population of about 45,000.
mental restn.ints, discus-on either side or MoDday Mr. Sturges ooce served I d lni.ne, Laguna Beach. or
sion of a. wlldute protectloo night's discusstoo agreeJ 00 the board of goveroors near y one Newport cooldeventuallyan-
system aoo an explanation that the major problem ts of the Balboa Bay Club. He oex all or part of the area.
of the company's planning that police are oot enfor<::. was a member of the New. Prk»r to adoptloo or the
process. ing present dog taws. port Harbor Amerira.u The flllal four 2-story ordina.Me, the Ci ty Cound l
Plans ror the coastal area Charles Pa.skertao, 1316 Legtoo Post. buildings lD Newport Ceo-had authority to rule for the
include housing for about W. Bay, Balboa., a. member Tbe only survl,or, ac-ter's Gate•ay PI"'-are city oo all annnatlon mat-
45,000 people, a ''resorttrl-of the city IIHer cootrol cording to Pacutc View under construction. tbe It-ters. There were arggments
angle" and hotel ~st south eommlttee, called for Mortuary, Is 1 sister. 'tne Co. a.nnounc.ed this Monday that the Cooncil stm
of Corooa. del Mar, and al-strk ter enforcement, and Marian Beckman, of Mill wee~ When completed, the retains that power, because
most 1,400 acres of state increased license fees to Valley. office park., located ad)l.eent it can revoke tiM> nPw onH-
parklancl. help pay for lhe cn ckdowa.. COlJNC• u AN HAS to Oeslgo Plua at the en-u nce at any time. Those
"We are law-abiding cltl. ILin trance to Newplrt Center, who argued aplnst the ordi-"We want the plan and
Its elements understood,"
eaplalned Mr. Cameron, ''so
that any debate on it wW
be tntormed debate. It aome
people question parts of our
pllll, tbl.t's ttoe. But, we
want tbem to kDow what
they•re talk~Jac aboat."
After tbe county acts oa
the .ptan, probably 10mtt1me
later this ~ar; tbe oo""'*y
mu.st cet Couta..I Commta.
sJCG wront betore sta.rt-
toe !le,elopmeat.
CYCLE HITS CA R,
POLICEM AN HURT
Mnport poUc.mu l.ewta
Bi,•s. 29, lllllred s.day
momtac wheD Ilia motor.
erele ldt tbe rt1r o1 a ear
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,..s,'' sold Georce Perlto, HEART SURGERY wUI axtS!ot ol 6 low-rise oaoce wanted ..,..,.tloo
opentor or a Balboa ser-baUdtJtc$. proceedings to be made a
vlce station and a member of Howard Racers, Newport Tbe tlrst 2 buUdings in part or the elty charter, ttus
SCOOP. '"We wut )'OUtoea-City Coud lma.o from BaJ -tM $5 mlU\oo pro ject art talr.ing away the Couod l's
force the law. The people who boa. 'WU ll.sttd ln .,.. 70 per cent leased, ac-power ln that f'leld, aod eo-
are oorttng ourca.usearetbe satisfactory coMittoo late conUac to lni.oe rom-surtne tha.t ooly a popular
few who have DOt oome resterS)' at: Hole hospital. merelal real estate mao· 'ote would !t@Cidr all fUture
ai"'WWd, and who CCIIItitDe after .terrot.ac major heart q:er Ch:l.rles Buchanan. unentloo.s.
to break tbe les.-.h Ia•." sargery lut f'rl.dl.y. "After this Councll comes
John Shel., 2214 W. Ooeu Mr. Rot-en, 55, had by-Sel: oo I&Ddscaped ter-uothtr CouncU and theiii.D·
Froat, Centn.l Newport, pus •rreo to relieve raCN 10 tbat eaeb otnce otbe.r," waned Harry
compWned about people who ...c.lar coacestJol ~Mt.rthe NU••c otrers,iewsoiNew-Kampb, 1S20E.Oceu Froot,
tte their does to their can bMrt.. He wu ~ttaJi.Hd poet Butor aDd tbe oceu. Balbol., "aDd the orcHDance
Utd lene them on oceu 1ut .... after telb 5ho'Hd till .. ,..,. .. lft! ltsalr.ed by cu diallP"'r."
front streets. tbe ~ The opett-a p.l'dM mall. Marrot SktlJIDg, 6610 w.
Se-fenl members of U. toot 7 au. Fled>te omce st.aes fr'om Oeean Front, West Neowport,
SCOOP outlined • ?-POfM n. co.c.tlnaa.. who r.a SOO to 4,000 IIQIIl.rt feet a1so fuored the eha.rt.er
prornm their froup wiU Mntd 10 ,_r& u tat ..,. ..Ulable. free adjlcet etaa.an method. She uryed
..,_.,r. The procnm , will Dtstrtct f1Pru.atltlh, Is ...,._ bu room tor 500 tbe CCMtttl to, at least, write
c:oaceatnte oa maUac doc a coma:.t•r •1H .x.ec:utl••· Mtsc aNIM. somethlac lllto the orrttnanee:
owoera ud rental lftDtl
a-.ar. ol tbe taw.
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reqqlrfllg tba.t lbe \'Otes ol
5 of ? COIDCU me'lllben:
"WOUld tie Aeedecf to ~
tbe ordinance. Cit} Attorney
Denms O'Neil DOted. how-
enr, tba.t tbe c-Uy charter
allows ordinances to be
cM.nged or reTOked by 4
c:ooncllmen.
Also arguing for t~
charter change approacb.
were Bob Mllla.r, 116 Crys-
tal, Balboa Island; Sue
Ficker, U O 9th, Balboa, and
JOhn Shea of the West New-
port Beach Improvement
Assn., the group which
originally proposed a
charter cha.Dge •ote oo an -
neuUon.
Councilman Paul Ryckotf
of Ba..lboa Island, ttll' tone.
councilman fa vortng the
chuter change, made the
formal motion Mooda y nl(ht
to adope the ordl.nance. It
pa.ss:ed 5-l, wtth Couocil -
•olqan Lu cUie Kuehn of lr-
Yine Ternce opposed. She
c.a1Ied the ordinanc.e ··a
simplistic solution." and
sa.id the underl ying goal of
the proposal was a.lmed at
stopping gt'OWth.
"Those of us whO dearly
love our ci t} shOuld want
to control the density or the
area between here and La-
runa Beach," s~ argued.,
"and not let tt come Wlder
the control of !lOme other
)Jrtsdtcttoo. •·
Councilman Jotm Store of
Corooa Highlands disagreed.
He ltkeoed a.nne:u.tlorl to a
marr1qP.
"Both panies hue to acr-e," lle said. "People
i.D this elty hne as mtteh
right to YOIP oo the matter
u the peaple being anoe1ed
to t.be ell}'."
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' TOY BLANDI or Spn:lua
HiU formally became a
c&mldlote Woada.y for the
7th District seat ootheNew-
port Beach City CouncU .,..
held by Johll Store, wtxl wtU
oot no aptn. rour otbers
hue also aonouac-ed thl)'
will nm for that seat. W:r.
BlaDdl., aa ac.coaataDI ud
real estate lllnstor, ls 41-
rector ot the Newport Com-
mwrlty CotmcH, •bleb wu
formed here arlter UllJ
month. His major Clnl~Jalp
issue tOOs: far Is a prornllle
to try to do somethlnc &bolt
utility costs here.
8A.RBOUR OF KHBC
WILL T ALIC lO CLUB
John Bubon, comedl.a.l.
writer Ud TV pa~;
DOW •tth KNBC, wU1 apeD
at tbef@b.l!t.c .... nae«.
IDe of the n.rldaJ Mon. tac Ctlb at tbe Babla Cor.
tntbl.ID Y acllt Clab.
N~w marine chief soaght
A o..-d1r.ctor ot New-
port's c.ity marlDe d •• -.tll
be pteked ln AprU _, wtl1
tab ewer the post oa Wt.J
I, Clly llaoacor-rtWJOO
reponed Jestt.NlJ. He wm
rtlplaee 8ob Reed, wbo n ..
tired from the ~ arUer
th11111GMil.
"We wtll bt taklllc IP-
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ARVO E. HA APA , owner and publ isher of tht Ensl91 . .
The third annl•erury or tlfstory's most shoekial day
of infamy was observed last week ·-the dedstoo or the
UnUed States Supreme Court "legalUIDg" the killing of
unborn babies by abortion. Tbe following editorial was
pub11shed in the July Z7, 1972, issue or tbe Enslp. seYeral
months before ltlat monstrous _,.Hog, aod the mtcnJtvde
of the crime since lhen hU been steadily gf'OlfiDC. Read
1t again and weep, and pray for spiritual revtva.lln our
nation. • • • • • •
• THE GREATEST CRIME IN HISTORY
What crime ag~t humanity Is rated
as the most monstrous and despicable
in all of recorded history?
A r eady answer would be Hitler's gas
chamber murder of some 6 million Jews
during the Nazi dictatorship In Germany.
Others may cite the tens of millions
liquidated during the red terror of Lenin,
Stalin ·and Khrushchev In communist
Russia. Still others may point to the
awespme toll In political executions in
communist China, perhaps as high as 50
million during the bloody regim_e of Mao
Tse-Tung.
These are shocking crimes that cry
for God's Intervention and judgment
against the guilty murderers .•• But an
even more monstrous crime Is now being
committed, day after day, right bere In
our own Un ited States, Including our own
COI!lmun!ty. The number ot. victims baa
not yet reached the awful toll of Uves
cWmed by th~ nazis and communisis,
but if the murder of the lnoocenis is
not halted, the dead will total In the
hundreds of millions.
The victims of this niost terrible of
all crimes are unborn babies, who are
being put to death under the sanction of
the laws of our land. These victims of
our a bortion laws are denied the most
elementary of civil rights --the right
to life . They are denied the protection
of our U. S. Constitution, and are con-
demned to die without the right to be
represented by counsel, a right guaranteed
for the worst of criminals.
The wholesale killing of unborn babies
is murder just as, surely as the gas
chamber executions by the nazis and the
11quidatlons by the communists. The
apologists fo r the monstrous abortion
laws seek to justify the crime by saying
that the unborn baby is not a human bel~.
They are playing God In their attempt
to justify the taking of a life. Logic
alone says that a life· has been terminated
if abortion is committed any time after
the moment of conception.
These same apologists who are clamor-
Ing for even more liberalized abortion
laws are at the same time abhorlng the
cruelty of capiW punishment. Tbey are
aald~ for even more killing of Innocent,
unborn babies, but they bave waged a
1111ceentul eampatgn. to aave murderer.
from the e:o:ecution that they de!14!rve.
Lllo\L '11011CI
NOTICE
OF PUBliC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the Ctty COUDCU
of the City of Newport Beacb
wlli t.:tld a publlc bellrtnc
regarding proposed Ordl·
DJDCe No. 1656, beiag, AN
ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
a·F NEWPDRT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION to .•
08.080 Of THE NEWPORT
BEAC H MUNICIPA L CODE
TO INCLUDE SENIOR CITI-
ZEN HOUSING PROJECTS
AS AN ALLOWABLE USE
IN ANY DISTRICT, SUB-
JECT TO A USE PERMIT,
Planning Commlssioo
Amendment No. 460.
NOTICE 1S HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN tllat tbe said
public hearing will be beld
on the 9th day of Februa.ry,
1976, at the hoUr or 7:30
P.M. in the CouncU
Chl.mbeTS of tile City Hall
of the CttyofNewport Beacn,
Caltfornll, at wtuctt time
aDd place any a:OO a..llpet'90DS
interested may appear aDd
be heard thereon.
Laura Lq;ios
CUy Clerk
City of Newport Beach
Publish! Jan. 29, 1916,inthe
Newport Harbor Enslgn.
LlaAL IIITICW
NOTICE
OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice ls hereby given that
the Planning Commlsstoo of
the City or Newport Beach
'11'111 hOld a pubUc hearing
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bin) uta tid Cl I c::11J .... """ . ...,-
""" --kiiiCy. Parldl& lots-.......
llaJied oa I -ct 1M . -.
lfr.~-t.IIW
~ of .........
160..acre slta Wll1d bt tf __ , __ _
morilc tile Fair ID -loeatloL Dlreetora ...,. --·""-" -rsltesodjl-IDL<Io
Alamitos Race COint ..S
aaotber Ia tbre .-..r-eBd
ot the ooarttJ.
A llaal cktaii..S ._rt II
tbe muter plu .W bt pn~
se::ated to boa.rd members
Feb. 19. F~ mu-
ager J. E. Porterfield states
that U tbe proposed con-
cept 1s accepted, speelflc
plans will be completed b)'
tbe consulting ftrm this
S1lmmer.
Geoe 'hilts aOO Sheila
Sooeo.shlne, two H'f di-
rectors ~lnted by Gov-
ernor Jerry Brown in late
1975, were Introduced at last
week's board meeting.
• SPlRJT OF '76
Dea.r Editor,
lD tbe spirit of 1Dflation.
the postal sen1ce has be-
come the first outtlt to rip-
on tbe American consumer
during ournatton's blceaten-
a.W year --by ralslpg Its
postage rates,
Bob Hope was closer to
the troth than he reallzed
wbell be said 1 ~ wu fo r
postage and 3~ for stonge.
The e:a:cuse ts thai tbe
motley ls needed to stay
solvent, yet no attempt at
reform ts made. The ~ wUI
be used to further feather-
bed CtJrrent posttloos. Al-
ready the district postmas-
ter position has been spilt
ln half, creating anotber dotl-
ble-dlgit position.
Jn another office, a level
5 general mechanic In the
mainteoance craft has beerl
replaced by a leve114 svper-
•lsor. New supervisors aN!
promoted while others bang
oo to 0011-e:dsteot posltklts
ltJ. order to muiml~e theh
high-three for retl.n!ment.
Sunda)' supentsors super-
vise two and three employ-
ees •hUe others pfle up
taours of needless overtime,
And •ho pa)'s? The consu -
mer •• , a.od the employees
at tbe bottom ••• the prt.ge
heap of lndlvtdUals that are
told your breaks are too
costly; because of you and
you r sick leave we are In a
bole; because you don't move
fast enough we have to raise
rates.
Where does It end? Ne xt
to consider the following --~L~I!GAI.~!!:_~III!!.!n.!:C~I~
proposed amendment to the
Newport Beach General
Plan:
76-1-A: Proposed amend-
ment to the Land Use Ele-
ment, and possibly the Re-
creation and ()pen Space Ele-
ment, to eUher add ''Ad-
ministrative, Professlooal
l.Dd Financial Commerda1"
as an alternate use, tn ad-
dition to the "Recreatlona.l
and Marine Commercial"
designation, or to change the
.designation to "Recreational
and En•tronmenW Opeo
SPace," for the property at
the southeast comer otBay.
side Drive and Marine Ave-
NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEARtNG
NOTICE lS HEREBY
GIVEN that the Cit}' Council
o( the City of Newport Beach
will hold a pubUc hearing
rega1'111Dg the appeal of
J. A. Warmtngtoo f'rom the
declsioo of tbe PlumlDg
Commlssa delly\Dg Yarl~
anee No. 1057 to permit
tbe coutruetloa of ftrst and
second floor room addltlms
on I.D e:a:tsttn« Jirlgle family
rtweUlnc With the following
elt.sttDg nooconformlne fea -
tures: 1) Tbe existing dWell-
Ing eocroacbes to the rea.r
property ltne (Yhere the nue.
76-1-8; Proposed. a.mll!lbd· Ordioa.Dce now requires a
ment to the Land Use Ele-5 foot rear yard setback
ment to chance the deslgna-Yben abllttiag a 10 foot wide
uon of a portloG of the ln-alley}. and 2) The existing
dutrlally-destpated area pn.re hu a depth or 18
of the Newport Place Plaa-feet 6 inches (•here the
ned Comm•DltJ (at the lD-OrdlD&Dee requires a d~h
tersect.IOD at Brtltol street of 20 teet. inside meuare-
ud Spruce A•-•) to a meat). Tbe proposed de-
mixture or ,, Admtabtn.tl'ft!, ftlopmeot locraset the
Proless k»oal ud FIMDCial IIODCOIIfonnlDC feo.hlrd oo
Commen:W" aad "Reta11 the sUe as foUows: I) 1'be
and s.mce Commerdal." p~ roomaddiUooswtll
Aborttontata cannot claim tbe proteetton
of the lawa that bave been ado~Q4 In
most of the states, autbOrlsing the ki!U._
ot the innocents. God' a law atUl rematu
UDJ'epealed, and ve,.eanee ta the Lord'a.
There will be a rec:lqlnl._ for Ttolatlon.
of God's admonition t4at "tbou 8b81t do
no murder."
76-1-C: Proposed ameM-cnate a dwtlllDc UDtt tr.t
meat to tbt LaDd U.e £It· ueeeds 2,000 IQ, ft. ol U•-
ment to c~ tbe !Sel\pa-1li IPI-Coe (wtae.re tbt Ordl~
Uoa of o port.loa of tbe m. Mace NQUlres S c.-stte
dustrtaiiJ-dealpatld ara putilc spaces); ud Z) The
ol tho l(oll Cooter -llol>lb ct the •lllotloC CUIIOrt
CommdDltJ (at the tater.ec-a tbe •)let property will
t:klD of Jamboree Hoed ..., bl t«<IIed from !1 f.et
Blreb street) to a mi.J:hr. C lllebel to 14 '"' (wt. ...
of "AdmtDUtntl•e. Pro-tM OrdiDaDce tee~~~lres a
__, IUid FI.ouelal mlolmam pnce doph ol
Commerd.a1" lDd 10Rttall 10 tNt).
aDd Stnlce Commardal." MO'I"k':£ LSKEREBY FUR~
Notice 11 Mrlbf MUer TilER GIV!lf tll&t till IIJd
, .... tiiOl laid pWUe loo&r-....... .... ..... wtU be lltld
"" wtU bt -... Ull ....... , ., , ... ....,.
11t1 ct F-ry. ltft, M lfll, ot 1M """' ct 1:10
tile """' ct 1:00 p.•. lo ._ P.ll. lo 1M ec-u c-u e-n ., • c-ct a. CIIJ Ran
II_. -~ Clly lloll, cttaoCIIJIIII_.--. ot--IOdploco_, Cl?d, ot--
• Be JUst and fe11 nol, let all the m41 tho\~>
aim' 1 11 be thy c.ountry'a.. Thy God'a.ud trUth 's.
-SitdCtPftn
. '\
•
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• , ..... -be illl.nl ........ .., ....... ..
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City "1111 .............. 11 -
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TMBin:hLo,
Chou En-lai
' b ..... , ..... , • .-..s ...... ..,. .......
~. Jth'PP+t·wttl The ~ ~ fll-011) .........
d.O m Chou W.-t.i brilllp t.o a irt. Sh .-r n. .-. .. ,_.
t:lc.. the ....-fll ooe cl U. ,.. bia ............ Ia N•-
world'• , ....... ~. Aa ebuc-c ......... ...........
· arutW..~.•U~M•••w. ~ &Gill te in
• liar. • delrpatie ..w.. *Del • H-. koac ud · ......
c.UOU. murclenr, t. JU)' well bt W11111 a --fll-of his 1 __;ritJ;_;, equal iD all hiM.or). tee:Nt n r obtd• ..... cte •
Mach ..,.DOtt.hede.crip-tett.c1 to tM Naticat'W ..,.,..a-tao..,; ... to the AlrMtrieaa peo-meat iD 1931, ChiN .... lei the
pte wbeft·newa o( Ct.ou't iPtrri .. cold-blooded murdw of the
apreadactONourlud.Withrare maa'• •tire family,~. be
aoejltion1, menr.ben ol our Dewt •• knc-n to haw ,_.....ly
media competed wit.h aatioul ltnniW til. meta._.. of an-
leaden to we who could pile the other family after tieia& Meb
mo.t praiJe on t.be m. ... m.urdlw-rietim.'a banda. n.-I"KKOI'da c:l
er. In doinc .o, each tdd more penooraal murder& ..,. on.ty •
aboUt him..tf' than he did about (oreahadowinc of far wane
Chou En-lai. " atrocitiel to come.
Consider the followina drool· In later yean. h6 betnyed his
THE INl11AL PIIASE ollotal 'I>Cra4111C ol the _,.,
center at 0J'Uie C~ Falrgroa.SS lo Costa Mea ls:
now IInder way wltb the OOftStructioa or two 301.120
foot metal baro.s. CompletiOD is schedUled for mld~
February. Sbown here overseeilll the ooa'l.strueUoc. are
CIIDI Hoose, at left, recea.t member ot the Fair'• bou'd
of ctt.reetora, whO ls speai'IM!J.ding: the projeCt. ud Burr
Wtutams, pruldeol. of the Fair board. Tbe plms call
for replacement of the remai.D.lng 5 wooden banls, with
200 stalls, to be cofT'4)1eted this summer. Preca.at~
taken to protect horses ln tbe wooden bUu, to pre•ent
a nn such as burned a stable aDd destroyed senral
horses tast Aprll, tnclude t.nstallation of tlre hydruts
aBd stattoa.lDg of an aU ~night w1-tcbman.
inc noneen~e: eounbymell in tile .., ac;am.t S(>c~tary of State Hrrvy Japu. Aller the ,N•Uonalist
Ki.,inpr: "I admired Cbou En-Cbmeae hM b--. a r' d by
lai ve11o· much ... a very con-the •&r. Chou'• Rela lauDched
aiderable man and a ..,.eat • eampaicn ,..m.t r .. ClaiM .
leader.·· By 1950, Foreip MiiDill« Chou
fltreaident Gerold Ford: ••. . . wu aendinr his M:I'Na .. borde.;
a remarkable ieadet." qain1t Americ.na inl<area. And
The New Yorlr Time•: " ... he bu .ent hi. api~ .. boteun.
one of the more far-sichted subverters, and ...... m. into
statesmen of the 20th century.·· every continent ever since.
Richard Nixon: " ... the~ it. •
none who aurpaaeed him in keen Reel Chlaa'a Bloody ~ .
intellect. philoaophical breadth, The mOIJt compelh!" mda~
and t he nperienced wisdom tnent of Chou En-hu and has
which made him a great leader." partner-in-crime, Mao T~~e-Lung,
year there will be, in all
probabWty, a ne'll' postmas-
ter geoen.1. So wb)' shOUld
the current one care? There
Is something about public
serv1ce today that seems to
breed contempt for integri-
ty. Where a re the JeCfer.
sons, Adamses, Washing-
tons, Lln colns, Frankllns,
and Madl.sons?
Grlev~es pile Up with
DO attempt to resolve them.
The same problems creep
up again and apin. Honest
postmasters and super-
visors are hard lo !lnd.
Does U sound like a gloomy
'76? Well, certainly. Talks of
abandoning bulk-mail cen-
ters, abolition of Satuday
deliver and special delivery,
Kokomo, lawsuits, and other
potential hot Issues wUI
make the postal service an
unpleasant and unstable op-
enUon tn the tmm~bte fu-
ture.
Until someone wUb guts
weeds out the dead wood,
NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARl~G
NOT1CE lS HEREBY
GIVEN that the City Coundl
of the City of Newport Beach
wlll hold a public hearing
rep.rdlng Planning Com-
mission Amendment No. 462,
a request to amend t he Plan-
ned Community Deve lop-
ment Plan for Newport Place
to permit chln{ed In the
Land Use Map and Test,
and the eertUicatloo of an
Env-ironmental Document;
located oo property bounded
b)' Birth Street, Mac Arthur
Boulevard, Jamboree Road
and Bristol street; ZCJ(Ied
P-C.
NOTICE ts HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN that the said
pli)Uc bNrlng wtn be held
on the 9th da)' of February,
1976, at the hoUr of 7;30
P.M. In the Council
CUmbers of the City Hall
of tbe CttyofN~wport Beach,
Ca11tomla, at which time
and place any and all persons
interested may appeu and.
be heard thereon.
Laura Lagios
Cit}' Clerk
City or Newport Beach
Publlsll: Jan. 29, 1976,1nthe
Newport Harbor Ensign.
LIGAL M01ICI
NOTICE
OF PUBUC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the Cit)' Council
of tbe City of Newport Beaeb
wlll bold a pUblic bell'IIC
reprdiDc Pl.amll.. Com.
mt.loo Aattlktment No.461,
a NQMII eo amtod tbe Plan~
oad com ... olll' ll<Yoklp.
mllll Plaa for uMort~ Font"
.. pmnlt .... rat ·-.. tilt PI-com .... Ity ted, ad the eerttnc:ata
of u hriroam..eal noe.t-....t; ..... rty ,_ by 8 ___ ,_ .. -.
tb1 pns snS ..... of
£-loll Drift, lllldtllo-..-c-ilel lbr FrM-
nJ;...SP...C.
Time: " ... a life of extra-is the report. The Human Cwt
ordinary achievement." of CommunUm in Chino, pub· --corruption, and politics, the
postal serflce will have no-
thing to cheer about in suc-
Som Jaffe, NBC NeW•: "He Jished by the Judiciuy Commit-
~t:ave freedom to his people.'' tee of the U.S . Senate in 1971.
UP/·", .. a brilliant leader." Drawing on detai1m resean:h
ceeding decades. Postal em-The Truth About Cllou
ployees can help speed the AA i& frequently the cue with
process by f'i!POrll.ng the prominent CommuniwU, Chou
corruptloo you see around En-lai came from a well-to-do
you to congresslooal com-family. Gi\-en the best education
mlttees, senators, con-a\•ailable in C hina, be went to
gressmen and local news-Japan au young man in 1917 and
papers. Let's put the word was introduced to socialism. In
American b2clt in Amer ica. the early 1920'& be !!pent four
America once stood for 00 -years in Europe Organi~:ing Chi-
nest}', integrity and pride. nest> 11tudenta, and join~ the
Peter Kat:r. C hine&e Communist Youth
Chief steward Corps and then t he Communist
N. B. Post Office l'arty it&elf.
Back in China by 1926, he WESTERN WORLD ach;••"' m•~benh;p ;n th•
Central Committee of Lhe Corn-NAMES DIRECTOR mun;" Party and ""'" d;.,; •.
from widely diverrent aources.
ita author shows that the Red
Chihet!t! ludenbip bp cauad
t ke death of IK!mewhere between
34 and 64 million Chinese. In
compariiKin, Hille!' at his worwt
wu a small-time operator. Stalin
wu-' a novice. and the Black
Plague was the recipient of a bad
rap.
Why .,·ould the media and our
leaden slobber over Chou'• pau -
ing? The answer can only be that
t hoee at the top are pro-Commu·
nist even to the point of praising
a uv• monster. The spectacle ~hould shock and alarm every
true American.
Sports
Mrs, Sharon Lee Eilts ot
lr•ine has been elected to
the board of directors of
Western World Medical
FoundaUoo, It ls announced
by Foundatloo President
Alan R. McMUlen.
"f3tJ~tylbin & in Te~tnis"
ANNUAL TENNIS
other I nine ruldents whO
are directors of tbe non-
profit fouDdattoa techtdr.
Mr . ·MeMIUen, llr~ Juet
Burton. KenDeth R_ Klof.
korn, Gl8 .WoodmanMe,
George A. Leldal, Frank
Hurd. Judd F. Osten and
Almost All Items
20%
E. Ray t,Juigley,
Presently, Western World
:lDd Hoag Hospital are work-
ing to seek approval to trans-
fer to Irvine 100 beds auth·
orized for construction at
Hoa,'s Newport Beach lo-
cat10n.
to 40%
ENDS SUNDAY,
February 1
Tbe Western World-Hoag
proposal would provide con-
venient hOspital facUlties
and services to residents ol
Newport Beach and Irvine
soutb and eastofUpperNew-
port Bay.
Dou nol incltlde §l;:;,:~·;r ·
. '70 TOYOTA MARK II
4000R
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
RADIO-HEATER $1295.
948CCJ
PINTO SQUIRE
WAGON 4.~:.
FACTORY AIR CONorrtOPin«i
RADIO -HEA't'ER $1495
FORD FlOO PICKUP
V -8, AU'I'OifA TIC TRANSIIISSION
POWER STEERING
'72 FORD WAGON s'::~~
0-PASSEHGER
FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING
A""'maue TrusmlaOoo $2295 RadiO • Roof Rack
MOPFA ••• & I
'73 CAPRI 4 SPEED
fACTORY AIR COMDITIONlNG
AII/FII ST£RE0 RADIO
$2995
04QGNP •• ,. &
'72 FORD GRAN
AUTOifATIC TRANSIIISSION
V-8
POWER STEERING • POWER BRAI<ES
$2777
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
TUR GIVEII Ulll tllo -....... -wlllbcll&ld
• IIIII IGI C11.J ot FtbnU'J, tm. 01 .. -., 1110
P.M. 111 tilt Coalll c ...... If tile CltJ liaR
ct Olio Cllyol M_.t &-,
cat-. ot "*" -... piiOI•r"""an.,...-'2 , .... ..,...., ...
'75 FORD
POWER STEU1IIG -I'()'RR BIWCIS
Ati'IOIUTIC ,....__
f ACTOIIT AIR •
IW*l -tiU'I'D
.. Ill
$4855
CHEVY1Yz TON
.ue= cue Tnuml,.._ ------F-,AirC_ .. -. $2495 ·
.,.....,. ...... '
~IAPM c.,.cloft
Clly II llooport -_, .. n, tm.to ..
II~H-hllp.
Newcomers at Hoag
• THURSDAY, DEC. 4 ~ Gtrt -1lr ..................
Boy-Mr. lad Mra~ RJco-Lb. 401 CtfaltM, Mc.,.rt
berto PadllJa. 110 ..,. ..........
Vista, Co.ta Yea. • nn:JBDA y, Dt:C. U
Girl-Mr.aadNrs.steTea Gttt -llr ... liln.l ....
A.llUoo. !08 Rose lA.. Co-~. 11515 ~~. tr-
sta M.ua.. n..
• SATURDAY, DEC. 6 Git'l -llr . ..tllr•~Citris-
Girl -Mr. 1.Dd Mrs. Robia ........ ,.,..._, I Wt.aced
Rattoa. S021 Gartleld AYe_., Foat La., Bic C•,a.
Costa ~sa. Boy -Mr. ud Mrs. Cad
• MONDAY, DEC. 8 stD-. l741Z Jordu, lr-
Boy-Mr . and Mrs. Ray-•tae.
mond Trevethan Jr 9!4
Crocus Clr., Costa Mesa.
• TUESDAY, DEC. 9
Girl -Nr. ud Mrs. Allan
Molbo, f62 Flower, Costa
Mesa..
• FRIDAY, DEC. 12
It COli\ vou ••C.th••"l I C. tl . D •o<<•
lniOtm•t•on C.ent~• ' toH h~t 'IU"'
tM!f betwtt>n 9 AM 8 P\4 Mond•;
Fr wv Gu.,•nteeo• 100 ll!i24517
• WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Gary
Grove, 2381 Eldeo. Apt. A,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. ud Mrs. Tracy
O'C~r, 1 KJa.loe Ct., West
Side. ·
Girl -Mr. ud Mrs. Inn-
bate T~nres, Z1!2 Rale1&1l,
Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr .I.Dd Mrs. Deon1s
Enns, 20Z9Z Suta Aaa Ave .,
Suta Ana He~bts.
AVAILMLI O.A.C.
fUU SID I' SPA Plus._,....._
JNCE 195 4
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Fred-
erick De•tne, 4901 Seashore
Dr .. West Newport.
• SUNDAY, DEC. 14
Boy -Mr. aDd Mrs. Nelsoo
C allaban., 957 SIDdcastle,
Rutlor Vie• Hills.
Girl -Yr. and Mrs. James
Carnett_ 2738 Fr eemont Ln.,
Costa Yea.
• MONDAY, DEC. 15
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
WUllams, 5251 Cbables Cir.,
lntne.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Serber, 4521 Warne R<t .•
Cameo Hlghluds.
Glrl-Dr .andMrs.Gerald
Gostanian. 3 Point Sur Dr.,
Spyglus Hlll.
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs. Geor~E'
Faith. 2376 Newport Blvd.,
146, Costa Mesa.
• TUESDAY, DEC. 16
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Larr}
Cutp, 1953 Federal, Costa
Mesa.
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs. Mt-
cbael Menard, 2242 r ath-
erine Pl., Costa Mesa.
• WEDNESDAY, DEC", li'
Glrl -Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Llttletoo, 3871 Avo-
cado St., Irvine.
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Murray, 1939 Port Bishop
Cir., Harbor View Homes.
Boy -Mr. and Mr s. Harry
WUJLams, 1-4411 Gibraltar,
Irvine.
TOTAl Pit ICE INClUOES EVEitYTlfiNG: ,UMf' • FllT£1 • KlATt I on JET S,A • JET·AIIIE I LOW£1 • StCIMMEI • MAIN OIAIN
Girl -Mr. and Mrs. Doug-
las Himes, 1794 Iowa St.,
Com Mesa.
Twtn boys -Mr. and Mrs. • Ul'UitN liNE • THEitMOMETEI • TEST KIT
Martin Townsend, 442
Broadway, Costa Mesa.
• THURSDAY, DEC. 18
12222 SO. HARBOI IL VD.
750 -7665 GAIDEH GIOY£ 171 -8020
772·1.01 '" -5094
FOR ALL OF YOUR
INSURANCE NEEDS
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Hallock. 863 Center St.,
•3, Costa Mesa.
Girl -Mr. and Mrs.
George Arn.nd, 6005 Sea-
shore Dr ., We~ NeYpOrt.
Gir l -Mr. and Mrs. Larn
Rice, 517 Sturgeon Dr., co: sa Mesa.
]@bert son
Insurance
~ssociates
Boy -Mr. and Mrs. Rob-··
en Sheatrer. 462 c osta Mpsa
St., Costa Mesa.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
The Roy 0. Andersen PTA
wlll hold a panc~ke breakfast
ln the sc hool multl-purpost>
room this Saturday, Jan. 31,
rrom 8 to 11 a.m. Funds
earned from tile brnlcfast wm be used for educational
aids for next year, accord-
lni to the chair man, Mrs.
Joo DIYis.
Your /rHJ~p~,.J~,., lllstu•c~ A&eltt
271 1 E. Coast Hw y .. Suit~ 100
Coron~ del Mar •7 14 ) 6 7 3 · 3850
Service atad Qualit)·
SincP 1946
NURSERY-
FLORIST
Florist Weekend SPECIAL GLADIOLUS
BULBS ~:V.~1!Ui~r . T .....
Reg.
Poq to gro11 .
\upnh r ut·flo u t'' •
(tnrgeou 'I n•lflrs.
SUPER
JUMIO
TINY TOT
12.50 Special SALE 4.99
GLAD lULlS
From 1.59 Do~.
("()!Iff t ~ l OR 1111\ t ill I RITI.
8()(1Ql'I·T. WI (I \1 I'RI< I 1>.
f'ltl., SAT., SU ... J AH.lO· 31, Ffa, 1
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for w lnrfMI 11/oo,s
Ill/ Sf'"."f tlftt/ .SII,Iflc>r.
HAVE APPLES EVERY DAY.
THE 'BEVERLY HILLS' WAY!
~111ntitzrd ~, • .,, b11re•roo1
'13et', llills' Apple-Trflf'•
Erallntl l(lllllit-. -4 .98
'\1 Sfl '(/llnli•rJ
APRICOT . PLUM . PEACH . HfCTA•t .. l
Bor .. root •KINGS RUBY' Seedless Grope ! 2.95
NO. 1 GRADE a.,._flDOt RoHs frot~~ 2.98
2640 Hart.or •wa .. Coat a Me.. _... .... y .-an
SUSAN KAME K,lTHY SCHWEITZER
ZONTA GIRLS
ARE INTRODUCED
ThE' Zonta girls rrom the
4 local 111gb schools were
guests of honor at tbe first
1976 luncheoo meeting of the
Newport Harbor Zonta Club,
held at the Senior Citizens
bulldtog. Here are tbe hon-
orees:
• SUSAN KA!\E, 2051 Cal-
vert Ave., Costa Mesa, 1s
AFS president at Estancia
high s chool, member of the
student council, CSF and Slu
Club. Sbe ls a Candystriper
at Hoag hospital, served as
alternate to Glrls State and
was chosen as an American
Abroad student, but was un-
able to go be~ause of Ulness.
She intends to major iu so-
cial ecology at UC lrvlne,
joln the Vista Corps and worlo..
with American lnd!ans, then
go lnto pollee work.
• KATHY SCHWEITZER
of 2615 Alta Vista Dr., East
Bluff, is senior represeota-
uve on the Girls LeaguE-
cabinet and on board of ap-
peals In student government
at Corona del Mar hlgt
s~hool . She pla;ed varslt}
volleyball as a junior and was
<'lass president. s~ has ~r
ved as an Assisteen slnce
1972 and as Candystrlper
from 1972 to 19i5, She was
homecoming pnncess last
fall, won the E. I. MoorE'
Masonic awarr1 tn 1974, t he
DAR goo1 citiZ~i a# ;d fc·
1975-76, ant1 .:;r, 1' • • s Hr -
mer in ~' a , .. 'lvthl.
LHALMOTICI
FlCTITIOI.JS BUSI~!::SS
~AM£ STATEMENT
T he following persons arf'
doing business as: Passport,
31661 Los Rios, San Juan
Capistrano, Cali!. l21'";·:
Claudla Hirs~h. 3v Harbor
Island, ~pwport ~ •
Call!. 92660; Hueh Hutson,
31661 Los R1os, San Juan
C apistrano, Calif. 92675.
This busin~>ss ts conducte·i
by a ,general pa rtner sh11=.
Signed: Hugh Hutson.
This statement was fllptj
>A'ith the Count; Clerk of
Orange County Jan. 26,1976.
Publish: Jan. 29, Feb. j,
12, 19. 1976, In the ~e,.-port
Harbor Ensign. F -'l1910
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
RAISER SOiEDULEO
The Oran~e Count) Coas\
Division of the Cah1ornta
Retired Teachers .\ssn. v.•tU
hold Us anoual S("holarshtp
fUnd raising affau Feb. 2
in Clubhouse One, Leisu r£>
World, Laguna Hills . Fash-
ions will be sho"'n t1urm~
dessert. which wlll be served
at 1:00 p.m. Members and
their guests may pia) cards
or other games for an aftPr-
noo~
President Harrr Wandling
announces that all proceE'rls
go to the Laura .E. SettlE'
Foundation fo r Sr holar-
shlps.
INVESTORS TO MEE T
Tbe Lido InvestmentStud\
Group will hold tts
bl-moothly meeting in the
commWlity room ofthe~o>w
port Beach oUic-e of I os
Anceles Federal Savtrurs,
S201 Newport Blvd., at i
p.m. MODday, Feb. 2.
... co~n "''"••' MIXJ TO •••n•.-•u
fo r l'nrJerst:u.du,a ~>xrha~~Je
s+u1 .. nt. St, .. pl.ms to atte-n1
I 5(' or ur L,t, to stu1} lor
~ JrE-F-r tr. nur<anr or pl•>-
st•·al tt c>rap\.
• STAr'! Klr KPATRICI\
1-1 ~>ad varslt~ tft-prlead£>r
ar 'ewpon H'lrt,Jr hlgtl
S t100l, IT.£"1T1lPr of tt.e J!rls
l +-at'UP, PP~ ' lut a.M GAA.
S '" w•., Ia 'i~ • t e--pr~>sl-
1 .. nt • • !r .. shrran, haspar-
tJ••tp:tte<l tn tr P ~'>uth d10ir
1T1rJ has t~"'" a rr ~>mber of
C SF. Outslr1r. a~'ttvtttes ln-
r turJt> tPat 'linv Sunda) s~'hool
a n l s tn:inr ir1 t'•t> ~outh and
atlull f hotrs tn .ll?r church.
S•u· plans to att .. n I enher
r r lrvtn .. Jl lT Santa Ear-
t.a ra to stu•h for a tear bing
rwl .. nttal.
• SCSA~ ARu"S0", of
:?ell-Portola Drtv". Costa
\!~>c;o~, Is Gtrls L e~e se -
r .. tan at rost• ~l .. sa tugt
~r'100l, t•E-ad of the "nevance
t 'l.lrr!, .wru~-r fo r tt1e sr hool
paP£-r, 1 -·.' ~>r of CS F, and
<;tu1Pr.: at!vo•·at~>. She was
pr £>stdc>nt of II e lnt .. rnattonal
lut a!' a JUntor and pla}ed
varc;lt\ t•a<imtnton. She has
r w ·c>tVPI1 tl1~ A'TlPr lcan Le-
.7101. anti Pordt} 1. tu!Jawart1s.
AftPr i: r .1 1natton, st,p mt .. nds
•o Jttc>n ! (lranG;E' ~oast Coi-
Je7·, thPn tranc;fPr to a 4
\'ear oll~~:e.
5 Pc orouo. con.> S!!> o: J place •ull si~ sofa. 2 club cl'la r~.
1 end tablt and 1 coffee !able. Tne trames are available •n
wh1te or yellow w1ftl a Iaroe selection of beautiful print~ on
ttlt cu~l'ltons. Tne cush•on!-a~e ZipPered, re~rsiDie and
foam filled The tabl_, have tempered glass tOp$. St iK t
. oow and save.
-
-:.. ·-
.. •
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c. oc a rovp t\lns•~ts of round g lass toe d•"•"O table>
and • vinyl bac~ d.rector chairs. Sturdy and sty oSh
to complement any rooi'T'
RESTYL£0
REPAIIEp-REII?IEp
TH.ff Cif .. E IUTIO .. S 0, ,-u •• t£81
BALBOA FUR FACTORY
J05 PALM ST. -.... , .... Fe,.
Balboa 675-1192
pr:ro .q ~ TIVF
'l~qnw'\I?E
4ttJ
B <4.TH
<4. r c r:: FJ , , c ~
NEYtPORT BF.CH
S~cial Sal~ now on 5 pc. w rought iron glass top
dln1ng ~t. Rectangular tabl~ wlftl troste<l g lass.
White or yellow frames wiftl cush10ns.
lEG. $199
§pg;J}U
S pc Rattan E•tens•on Table and • Cha•rs. w1tn
extension leaf. Serv•ceable and brig ht w•tl'l fabnc
colored cl'la•rs.
S~t 846995 ~~ S46900
WE ARE ''FIREPLACE SPfCIAliSJ5''
VISIT OUR LAIGI
DISPLAY OF
LIVE BURNING
GAS LOGS
MANY IIMD AND STYLES
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PERSPECTM FOR
WOMEN IS TOPic
Tbe Newport Kll'bo.rBIIsl-
ness aod Proleu:loMl Wo-
m@U's Club will meet at tbt
Mesa Verde Coaatry Cldb
:f"'\:hursday, Feb. 5. Tberewill
· r:'e a socW hour beciDninc
at 6 p.m., and dinner wm
be at 7 p.m.
HULA TOlE at the Bahia CorinthWI Yacht Cllib Yill
be Wednesday. Feb. 4. when these 3 members of tbe
"Mab.ttl" di.Deers wut joln 6 otherl lD pertormiD(
at tbe Jlasical Theatre Guild P'eetblr· The U:abtl.l
r;roap wu foanded here to 1956 to help perpeta.te
Hawaiian culture. From left are Ro.e Bums, floretee
Rypin.sld. aod Toni Arn1istead. ProCJe(:the members
of tbe Musical Theatre GuUd u e i.DJlted to attend the
meetlnr;. wbleh starts wtth coffee at 10 a.m., a meet-
lite at 10:30 and the program startlnr; at 11:30.
. Orval Winters, who will be
introduced by Mona Shelton.
program cha.lrman, will
speak on ''perspective for
women."
New candidate in race?
TIME TO SIGH UP FOR
SUMMER Bt.SEBI.LL
P.h:U In regtstratioos for
tt1e .J. 976 Hll!'bor baseball
program an oow being ac-
, '"flied. Rer;lstratlon forms
have beoen malled to players or last yea r. Newcomers and
those who raued to get the
notlcf's In late December
are urged to ('Ill ttM! Harbor
ba S@'ba ll pr~ram at &42-
9892.
Games will be played at
th~ Youth Center, East Bluff,
Aflilf rsen s chool, Corona del
Mar HighandLlncoln school.
PLENTY OF %
FREE Pt.RKING !;
David Mullall y, 28, who
lives at 121.1/2 Cr ystal,
Balboa Island, assistant
manager of tile Old Spa -
ghetti Factory restauram In
Newport Beach, picked UlJ
City Council candidate pap -
ers yesterday at City Hall.
He lS con.sldeting runn~
apinst incumbent Paul R}'c-
kofl' for the 5th Distrkl
seat.
Mr. Mullally, a former
school teacher, and oow a
pa.rt-Ume taw student, salr'
he wtu decide within a le11
days whether or not he will
run. Candidates have unlll
noon Feb, S to fUe papers.
··r don't believE-tbe Cio
Council has maintained dosf'
®~
Valentine
FARA.llOtl Dlt.
E. COAST HWY.
• c • • % 0 • • ~ < ?
~~ ~ . .£.~ ..... 1!>*4
""WIIOIY ~ ~,.,. ~
\\-S 240 newport center dr., design plot.o t:lln
e;alil II ~~--·· b HAIR ;;z,~... I
Now Spe~ialiain« in
Men '•, Women '• •nd Iii
Children '• Hair Styling.
Sunday Appt'a for Men
• Hoir Stylin~ & Shapi•~
+ Cohr Shadin~
+ loody W'nea aad Permuenta
• lla•i~•re• & p, i~re•
3424 Via Lid«> Newport ....... , --....... ,......... ..... .. .....
0 PPICI~L HE•PAPS. OP HBifPORT BBA.CH
IUIICRIPTION ORDER
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s•IID 1M ntiS OlD II Ill Tit $5.11 TO..
IIIWPOIT HAIIOI IIIIIGM
m1 L CID.UT HWf ., CIDIOMA DIL IIU
enough contact Ylth peopl,e
in this city," be told tlle
Ens ign yesterday, "I wou.ld
tn · to correct that by seod~
ing out monthly questtoo ~
natres to get the views of
resldeots .' •
He said he has Uved here
for 4 years, and that he
taught school for 2 years
at Bricker Ward, a private
high school in Costa U:esa.
He sa.tll be ls ln tlis ftna1
semester at Western Law
SchOolln Fullerton.
He is the first potential
opposition for Councilman
Ry('koff, who also lives 00
Balboa Island.
COM signs
protested
Corona del Mar residents
complained to City Hall this
week tha t t he new restricted
parking program for street
sweE-ping has resulted in too
many oo-parklng signs aloog
picturesque Ocean Blvd.
City Council promised
Monday night to try to thin
out tile parade of signs, which
are 25 feet apart.
Councilmen aJ sopromlsed
to investigate a complaint
from CorOna del Mar Civic
Assn. President Paul
Hummel that the curve at
Ba~·sldt> Dr. at tbe bottom
of the hill south of Carna-
tion is too dangerous.
T he Council okayed a plan
to ba n commercial trucks
fro m certain residential
streets.
WILLIAM LAMBIE
OF BALBOA DIES
Burta: services were held
Friday for William La mbie,
81, of 400 Belvue, Balboa,
who diet! Jan. 21 at Hoa£
hospital.
Mr. Lam bie, owner of the
Coast Wire Fence Co. ln
Los Angeles, had lived here
9 years. He was a tong-
ti me resident of Lynwood
before retiring here. Dur-
ing Wor ld War I, he was
a ntgllt instructor In the
ol{l Jenny biplanes.
He Is survived by hJs wife
Helen, daughter Joan Lambie
of WhitUer, a brother and
4 sisters ln Michigan, aM
a slstu In Flort{la,
Pastor Roger Berg of
Newport Harbor Luthen.o
Church officiated at theser~
vice In Paclflc VIew Chapel.
lVI. NEWMI.H OF C.M.
SUCOJMBS AT AGE82
Iva Newman, 82, of 2553
F'alnray, Costa Mesa, who
died at her home on Jan.
23, n.s burled Tuedy 1n
Harbor Re.t cemetety, eo.
staMen.
Servlc..:.s were CODdQcted
ln Bell-BroadWay Chapel by
the Re•. Chuck Smith.
Mrs. Newman, a New
Jerlf!y naun, hadU•edhere
23 )'ears. Sbe ta •MY«t
by dughteuMyrtle Whldda
and Mll:dred Palmer, batt!
of COIII:a Mea.; IOU Rich-
ard Newman or Orecca uct
Albert Newmu of Neftda.
2 brott.rs and 3 a.t•rs 111.
New Jeraey, 12 cnadeJ.ald~
ren and 4 creat.-cnnc~Chtldp ren.
U.S.C.G. AUXILIARY
WILL MEET FEB. l
Tht Uoltod-Cout
Gurd Aolllll1'1 Will ...
ct.d Hit ..a.l)' all ..
la .... --,_., tbe Mtwpori S.C. del , .... Aaploo ,_
laflap, -at -l_,t Bhld., ..... -'IIJ'IIall. at uo...-.-
lf, Fib. J. v ••• ,.., ..... ...
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Uc -...... lla7lnot bolell, wiD be-lolo .... -.. ...-. lilarllafu'k, ftleh oe. _.,... t-1/! ae-Gl ctty.
admllll-.cl tl<lt-..
1710 W. Balboa 1D C-
Mewport. wu die to be ooa.
spill
fires hollse
Spffied Ucbter fhdd wu
t•tatl.-ety blamed for a
$115,000 ft.rt tbat ptted a
Rubor View Homes hoase
Mooday aftei"DDOD.
Flre to•estlp.tors said the
18-yeu..old 80ft of Mr. IDd
Mrs. Roy Kent told them be
was ftli.lDg a ctpret Ucftler
when he accldeatally tipped
over the Ould. wblcb theo
ignited from the Ur;hter
spark and slllged hls arm.
Tbe llome at 1811 Newport
Hills Dr. East suffered an
estimated $40,000 structural
da.mage, plus about $75,000
to the borne's cootents. ADP
other $500 In smoke l!a.mage
was done to a ne!pbortng
borne, tlremen estimated.
Firemen said names were
already burnlng through the
roof or the single-
story buildl.ng when they
answered the alarm at 2:30
p.m.
CHURCHES
• PLYMOUTH CONGRE -
GATION AL CHURC H, 3262
Broad St., Newport Heights
~ The Rev. Tom Hamilton
will preach at 8:30 a.m.
Sunday on "Forgiving In~
juries." Pastor John Lind-
vall wUI give the message
at 10 a.m. on the topic,
"Shared love." The annual
meeting of the church will
be held at 7 p.m. Mooday,
Feb. 2, at Mr. Munchies
restaurant lD Costa Mesa.
• THE NE WPORT HAR~
BOR CHURCH OF RE-
LIGIOUS SCIENCE, 541 Cen-
ter St., Costa Mesa -The
Rev. Eleanor JackiOD wlli
preach at 11 a.m. Sunday
on "Wonderful, wonderful
you." The Women's Guild
wtn meet at 7:30 p.m. at
the home of Joan Euts, 419
Ogle Cir cle, Costa Mesa.
• ST. MARK PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH, 2100 Mar
Vista.. East Bluff -''Jesus
and our fear ott he unknown "
wUJ be the sermon topic of
Pastor Blll McQuold at 9
and i 0:30 a.m. Sunday,
• ST. ANDREW'S PRES-
BYTERIAN CHURCH, 600St.
Andrew's Road, Cl11f Haven
-"The thousand year look"
will be the sermoo topic
of Dr. Charles Dlerenfteld
for the 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Sunday services.
ROVING CYCLERS
COURSE OFFERED
The bastcsofbtcycle tour-
ing u well as essentials of
bicycle repair wtll be dis~
cussed tn a new 4..part Or-
ance Coast College lecture
aertes UUed "l'Ol'ing bi-
cyclers.,.
Ttte sertes nms on oon-
seaittn Friday nights, be-giDniBc Feb. 6, from 7:30
to 9: SO p.m. In the OCC
sctt~~ce hall. Admission Is
tree.
Series: •lecturers are Tim
and Gleuda WUhelm who,
wlth tbelr 2 children. re-
ceMI)' completed a cross-
cocdry, Pactnc to Atlantte.
bike tour. Their 9-year-old
dallf«bter rode ber own bi-
c)'tle ud their 2~yur-old
100 wu: pulled behind their
bikes Ill a two-wheeled
trallor.
MUSICAL PROGRAM
fOR PEM WOMEN
Mary C1rrtor of "-rt
Beteb wUl acCJOIIIPUiy nou.a.tat Fruce1 Vander~
btltol~~rlhtfobn·
aJ'f pt'Oiftm fortM Mlllianai
t....,. 01 Amerleae Pea
...... '-Beaell
brucll. Tbo mooiiiiC Will
be bold • -J. Fob, I,
at lin. Y..ttnt••• t.rMM.
Mt.TlttEif HEMbEIISOM
OF COST A MESA DIES
ltnk:a anac....aiiiiDr
II a.a. -,, I& n at .......... ~. c.--•-· ....... .......... --a.o..c.--. ....... ,.. ••• , .. ea.ea
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llutsrrft"• •liP Ia r
"'-.. _ 1111 ... u•. . s. Ptdlitr. ,,_., a (/1
Clltnl ......... -.eli
~.udBUTY~IOII
Goorp hriiD "' .... aa1o1c1 .... c-u to_, suzANNE lUCillE'· or 1114
a deet.loa t»r 110 t '"· Vtetotta ~ cO.. Mesa,
Tbe &eue wW ... IDraaii:y has qaallfle<l .. a CaUtornla
draWD liP betw-Hie dtJ' c.erWied •rseymu ud re~
ud ~ ,..,_,. ceiYed ber c,..,_,llla 1t
Terms ot tbt t.ue ban the monthly m..U.C ol the
already beeD 1roDed Ollt by £Orange COUDtJ'C ...... of
a ctty oommlttee. the Calllomia AuoetatiOO
INSTRUCTION IN
CYCLE SAFETY
A ctua oo motorcycle
safety aad operaHaa coo-
ducted by the tratft.c dlrisloa
of the Newport Bel.cb pollee
depa.rtme~~t ber;ins February
7, and nms 4 consecutl ve
Saturday morathgs from 9
a.m. to oooa. Openlngs are
stlU antlable.
New classes are started
every month (ncept sum-
mer) and are offered free
through the Newport-Mesa
unified school 'district.
Motorcycles and helmets are
provided, or )'OU may brtng
your own.
A representative from the ·
Department of Motor Ve-
hicles wttl be at the last
class and Is sue a Class IV
(motorcycle} license to
qualif1ed students.
Reserntlons for the next
class can be made by call-
ing the NewportpMesa Uni-
fi ed School Dtstrtet, adult
education, at 556p3302.
INDEPENDENCE
KITS AVAILABLE
Sixteen snlngs and loan
offices are local outlets for
Project Independence pled-
ges.
The protect Is a "coo-
sumer -up " Pffort, made b}'
peopl e in Ne11 S"lrl Beach and
Irvine, to conserve energy.
1t started with 60 companies
~~·ho were conceroed 'f'ltb
energy ~pent In gettltlg peo-
,te to .-crt. Then the abUitJ
to save euergy at bome got
inYOIYed, and the availability
or small Clecals to atrlx to
appllances and lights, to re-
mind us to turn them ofi.
EVENING SCHOOL
FOR DROP-OUTS
AD evenlng hl.gh school
for young Newport and Co-
sta Mesa dr(4)-outs wUI start
ln the spring semester at
McNally hl.gh school ln Co~
sta Mesa.
Newport~Mesa Board of
Education gave approYtl
Tuesday night to the plan,
after Supt. John Nicoll n~
plalned that surveys show
some 100 school-age child~
ren wt1o have drc.pped out
woulc return Y. evening
class. .. were anltable.
Children 16 and 17 years
old, not DOW in school, mty
call McNaUy at 556,3450
for tntormatton aboat tbe new
clulfls, wblch wut be coo-
ctucted from 5 to 9 p.m.
'JOHH KIRKPATRICK,
C.M. FIREMAH, OIES
COJta Men ftremu JohD
Kirkpatrick. who dttd Sunp
day of an apparent hertrt
attack at the age or 41, was
entombed ye.terday ln Mel-
rose Abbey 1D Oranre.
Mr. Klrtpatrick, Wholi•ed·
at Z128 Pretldent. COtta
MH&, Md been 011 the fire
deputmeot 14 yean. He ll
niTI'fed by his wUe. Nola,
and b1J mother, Zlta I<Jrlc-
potriek, botb or c--. c-wayoe Hoo-o1
tht n... --"'· . n ctattd at ,.Jterdi.J" • ~er.,.
tlce. Bell~Broadway fJl Co~
Ill Mea. us ftiDenl di-
rector.
JOAH BOllS HAMED ·
Ft.IR f'.ll OIIEF
-~~ MW[fhUUFO"-Iertl
"' GuM ..._ ... -___ .,.....,
"' .. --._n. ........ -..~·, .. I,£.~ $&1111 •? a r " Gn~t~p e..er Flban fl. ---;::a.: \:,. .. 7-: ..
,...UC niLIIIEI &all -,.... ......... -... ...,,. .. our c.-, .......... _ ... ..--·1'10.
.. LJiO~C.--::0..;;. ---.---.~ =~ .. ::=:.r.t
of Nurserymen. Sbe M.J been
employed slll<:e June, 1973,
at Hollister's Nursery II
Florist, Costa Mesa. She
Is now ma)orlng lD oma-
menta.l horticulture at CaJ
Polytec hnir University, Po-
mooa.
MEMORY CLASS
OFFERED AT OCC
Arthur Bomstein, tbe na-
tion's leading autllortty oo
memory training methods,
wUI conduct a 4~part mem-
ory tralnlng lecture series
at Orange Coast College be-
ginning Feb. 7,
The series wl11 meet oo
successiv e Saturday morn-
ings from 9 a.m. to noon
in OCC's ftn e arts hall 119.
Tickets for the series are
priced at $35 and are avaU-
a.ble ln tbe Orange Coast
Evening College outce ln
the admtnlstnlloo bulldlng,
Registration Is limited. The
S35 fee includes a teltbook..
The series will cover:
memory systems, applying
memor)' techniques for fast
retentloo; remembering
names, faces and facts; vo-
cabular y; foreign langnges;
spelling, study skills, llsten~
lng habtJs; concentntloo
techniques; and relaxation
methods.
LlJCKY
lADY
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A,....bolat -loi' ID-c..-. .. ttie apes ..,.ce __ ... _ ...
Riter t'OCJII6. fte old Cut-
L'ft)'l JI'IPirt)' tJooati.lr;
Upper Blf MU Wntdut,
and 5 --top .........
1.1'..-d ~Opper Bay.
N ...... City c-!lp•e
--yaftor. -IDCommoottyllrlelap.
meat Director IUcbard
HopD to at•e cltJ SIIIIPOrt
to ........ ptu, .....
remlDd c:outa1 oommts~
alooers tbat bottl Newp:)rt
s.ot!IZI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEWENT
The rouowtac per~~on 1s
CloiDg busi.Aesa u : Kern De-
veloper., 1%900 Garden
Grove Bl'td., Garden Grote,
Catu. 9Z6U: Marcelino Eu-
ceoe CooU, 101 N. Bush,
Santa Ana, Calif. 9%701.
This buslDeas ls CODducted
by an tndi•iduaL
Stpect: Marcelino E.
Conti.
This statement was rued
with the County Clerk of
Orange County Jan. 8, 19"16.
Publish: Jan. 29, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, lll the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -51269
VIOLET GRAVES OF
H. B. OIES AT AGE 61 • • Private t.ert.l aerricel•
were anuced t1t11 • .lor'
VIOlet Gnwes. 68. Gl,
shore Trailer Put, 1f'tD
J an. U at a local
Yalesceot home. {
Mrs. Gn•ea. boft •
Cllllltll, bad ll,.d JoeoliJ'
for the past Z-1/! yan.
She ll IU'fiWed bJ a ......... --
Plus
"CAf'ONE"
w ith
Ben Cou.ara afl4
R Susan Blakely
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8hlfUied l'rMOf
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POW-MIA tribute se
for Feb. 10 by Ebell
EAST AFRICA .,. .. , ...
ADULT ADMIIIIOM AT 0001 ••••. $2.JO
STUD!MT ADMISSION AT DOOI •.• S 1.00
SEASON T1CKETS
(Goocl for C.f si Jl achi lSi Oft I)
ADULT •• S12.50 Sl\JOEHT .• SS.Gn
AVAILA!LE AT:
R..,art Harbor JUwaaa c.-. Bo• 1501. Newport
Ba~ IZIU, ste-216S or uy member ~ tM
lf.wport Harbor Klftftis Clllb.
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BEAUTIFUL OINNG ON THE SAY
COQ(T AILS UNDER THE STARS
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640-1121
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,ltOLOMG THE L.,l O f YOUR
U'HOLST!RED fUitMITUitl
WI'T" OUR ,ltOVIM
'ltOFEUtOMAL CLfAMtMG.
Public
Tt;e EbeU Cllllb of t'W-
port Beacb Y1ll preseat a
Uwq trJbate to Amerleu
Ptlsoous of nr aDd mlss-
act:Joa u !: 30 p.m. Tues-
da), feb. 10. OlD tbe cn-ts
of tht Newpor1 Beach City
Hall.
~ !Jirentennla.J freedom
tr"e wUI be planted. Ar tbe
loot of the tree wlli be placed
1 bronze plaque which reads
I s follows: 'The Freedom
Tre" --With the vlsicm of
universal freedom for all
mtnk1nd, this blceateonla.J
tree ls de-1tcated to POW's-
MIA's or c allfornia and au
prisoners of wu and miss-in« tn action."
IUZY dD ltODT BA.IION, IOd&1 cbalrtnm, are remlod-
-8dllla TeeM Cle members tbat the 5!ac1 J.DDUl omc.n Mn. .-a 1t. Valetloe theme, will be beld
,._,., ........ Feb. 7, at tbe clllbboue, 1801 Bay-
llde DrtYe. CorGM del Mar. DtnDer at 8 p.m. will
foUow tbe eoekDU ballr, ud there wUl be ducillc trom
9 p.m. to t a.m. Tbe clecoratioo cbalnna.n 14 Mrs.
Dc.ald Habell. Olll~rs for 1976 a.re Prelltoa Zlllgttt,
eommodort; Morn. Klrt.. vt~-commodore; BW Carlson,
rear commodon; Tel'ence Welsh, port captain, and
Pbllllp GlUIOW. fleet captain.
Mrs. Marllyn Dana. prest-
dt-ot of the EbeU Club, wiU
mak~> the presentation. and
Ma~or pro tem Wllan M.
JJstal wut accept oo behalf
?f tt.P clly.
Capt. James di Bernardo
•lll tell of his persoo.al n-
l)eriences as a pnsooer of
4df. He is now the director
of JOint public a1fairs at
E! Toro Marine Corps Alr
Station. ·
Assisting in the program
'Sailing together' is'76 theme
Tbe Utb &DDU&J lnstalla-
tJon ~ omcen of Newport
HIJt)or Emblem Chtb 394
wW be beld at tbe New.
port Hutlor Elb Lodge at
t p.m. tbts s-tay. Feb. 1.
Tbe ceremoay wtll be coo-
dttct~ by Mrs. LacUie John-
.,_, pl'Htdat ol the Su-
preme Emblem Club or tbe
Ullited Stat• of Amertca.
anisted by Mra. Alta Mor-
GEM
TALK
IY J .C.HUM,HitlfS
J. C. H•~r,.,hri u, whou
slor' ttl 182} N,wporl
Blvti. h•• hu" 11 Co•t•
Mu• l*'tht•rlt lor 1110re thtM 21 y,~~r,, Is ..,
•thorit)' o" f'"' s llffti ''"'''"~· WHAT IS
MOST VALUAILE
GEMSlOMt?
c ..... a a,
emenll ud ..-,. aeb
top quaUty ud weletllll
l 0 cants. you could nme
your own prtee tor the
f"d)y, u DO price Is 1m-
possible tor a nby of tbls
st&e; an emen1d would
briDe 25% to 301 more
thaD tUamODd. Amoac lure
stoots. rubles ~re most
valaable beeauH tbey are
so scarce 1n those stus.
Emerald Is oext. and ella-
mood last.
In the 2 carat ranee.
value order ts emera14,
ruby and d1amoo4. lD equal
qll&lJty &Dd slle.
Reprdless of scarc ity
bued dollar nlue. most
of us still justtttably nte
diamond ftnt lD true ftlue
when meuur~ by beauty.
durability, IDdastrtal ftlue
IDd Ita ceoturtu old sym-
bollc meant.ac.
ran. supreme marsbaJ. and
the supreme suite.
Mrs. Jerry Beckmann, the
lncomlog presldebt, ~.as
cboseo "saillDg together
ln '76•• as her theme. Her
ottlcers lDc lude Mrs. James
Cur. ;m.tor past president;
Mrs. John Sarno, vice-
HUGE CAST FOR
OLIVER MUSICAL
president; Mrs. Dooald laco-
bonl, financial secreu.ry;
Mrs. Virg11 , Bates, trea-
surt>r; Mrs. Mar)orie Ka-
lt>nius, recording secretary;
Mrs. V!rt inla · Whitelaw.
corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Ruth Moore, first trus-
tee; Mrs. Charles Evans,
second trustee; Mrs. Bruce
Stevens, third trustee; Mrs.
George Corban, marshal;
Mrs. Robert Ran sa, first
A east of 106 students, ttw assistant marshal; Mrs.
largest ever assembled for a fe rdinand Gles, second as-
musical at Costa Mesa high sistant marshal; Mrs. Eu-
s chool, ls now in nightly re-gent> Ber geron, chaplain;
bearsals for "Oliver.'' More Mrs . Richard Marvin, or-
ttw1 300 students auditiooed, gamst; Mrs . Louise Lew1s,
in the biggest turnout evt>r. press correspondent; Mrs.
Auditions were held at all the Emerson Wt>nt"U• Ius-
s chools which feed lnto CMHS. tonan; Mrs. Louise Penley,
and 37 students from Davis. fir st ~a rd; Mrs . John
· Kaiser, TeWlnkle, Bear Str eet. PhllHps, ser ond guard.
CoUege Park, Killybrooke, The past president, Mrs.
PaularlDo and Sonora are r e-Stanley Panek, installation
5 chairman, will be assisted hearslog every evening, to by Mrs. Vlrgll Bates, }.lso
7. Two leading roles were won a past president, as co-
b)' middle school students, who chairman.
woo over their 1\igb school coun-The Garden Grove. Em.
terparts. blem Club wtll entertain wtth
.. At the final call, we had 4 a shor1 performance before
ou~trs and 6 Artf\11 DOO«e~ ... th~ c~remony.
said Dave Van Treese, mus1cal NEWCOMERS INVITED
director. "Lindsay KolJIZ'h was
chosen for Olivl'r, and AJlen TO FEB. 4 LUNOiEON
Lamb will be our Dodger --Mt>mbers of the ~l''4'PQr1
and they're both from TeWlnk-Bt>ach Welrome Wagon Club
le." will be the guests or Lmda
Stan Dembecki wlll pta' Fa-Gromack1 at a luncheon at
gin, Kath} Harber is ~aoc )', the San Francisran restau-
and Jerry Dalton will t~t~ Mr. rant, near Wt>strliff, on feb.
Bumble. Six performan•·es are 4.
planned, March 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 M1ss Gromack.l is the
and 10. Donna Kristlanst>n Is mana~er ot Fuller1on Sav-
director. and Earl Treichel dl-in~s and Loan, East Bluff
rects the orchestra. Lynn Prtn-o rrtr t>.
gle's class is constructing sets ~ewcomers to the Newport
for the musical. which Is o;et in Reach-Corona del Mar a rea
Victorian England, and a loac k-art? tnvlted to contact \o\-el-
stage c rew of 53 IS han·llinF; rome Wa{!on Hostt>ss Su:z.-
tlghtlng, makeup and s<'ene aMe Gra), 6i5-58';3.
changes. 3RO TALK IN FAMILY
ANTIQUE COLLECTION SERIES THIS SUNDAY
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED san1ra Harve~. an in-
Sally Honig of La.: una <;U1H tor IJ.'ltlo Huntington
Hills, an internahonall) bt>arl sd'IOOI dlstrt"t, v;ill
recognized authorlt} on an-s~ak at thl' 4th pr~rarr
tique Judaica. w1ll dtspla\ of Tpmpl~ Bat 'ahm's ser-
and discuss her r otlt><"IIOO ll'S on "the fa mll),'' at 10
at 8 p.m. ThursdaL l.lJl. a .m. Sunria>, Feb. 1, at Co-
29, at tbe Big Canyon oome rona •1f'l mar high schOOl.
AUCUON ot Dr. and Mrs. Allen Horh, HE'r top!• "'·iltb€>"Dis•over-
The program is open tc> all tn~ \ourself wtthin your tam-
aDd is sponsored by th~ r~-th."
cently formed Sisterhoo1 of The final speaker tn the
Temple Bat Yahm of l'\t>W-s~ries will be Dr. Samul:'l
PIIIDA\'. Mn.IM\', ~\' et 8 P.M.
Borgolna on Firw Cryttol. Sr~ling Sil~. PM«Iolns, Orl~o/
Obj~cu d'Art. Polnrlnga, J~w~lry. Antfqu~•. Bronus,
Fumitur~. &l«t lndkm Turquo#et> ...
11 .000.000 INVENTORY
F'rom El,.tn . COfl!'lr, Otlt-4{·h-. ..,.,_,dn
VISI'TCMISf
c....w~ ...
-~-.. N
c-.Nf
..-£ ADr ••eeoNt
... ocroa rh~ fir~ from
wwn of th~ Southland' a
~ ~~gon« WOf~onf
rntouronta!
11•1 o•ILY, II•IIAftle•Y a I•IIUMO•Y
CLOIID Y"l .... leAY & THIIO•Y
port Beach. For further in-H. Albert, psyc hiatrist, who
formation call Mrs. Stephen wtll lerturl' Feb. 8 on "Tra-
SholkoU at 548-0139. d ltlon vs. 1\edonlsm: re...,enl
CITIZENS BANK OF CM
MOTES 1975 GROWTtl
Prestdellt Paiee Stmpson
reports that 1975 was
a buDtr year for Cltlteos
Bank~ Costa Mesa, not~
u IDcreue ln assets aod
eaf1llnp aDd a 10 per cPnt
stoek dlYidtnd as of Dec 5.
'I'M 4iYldend ca me in the
aftermath of a 2 to 1 stock
i!pUt iD 1974. he ststed. The
Milt llb.rted lts 4t h tear
of apentioD Dec. 6, 1975.
cultural effects on the fam-
Uy unit.''
Keep cool with
CNNPS
AWNINGS
W'W be Lea11e Steoff-.en.
c111.1rmae a1 the blcete-
lli&.l committee of Newport
Be.adt; the oolor cuard from
t.be M.a.riDe co.,_ At r Sta~
tJGD. El Toro; G lrl Seolrt
T roop No. 1844. Newoport
Beach.; Mrs. Ray Clbbl,
open stDcer. u soloist, and
Colonel John Lindvall,
pastor of the Plymouth Coo-
(J>egatlooa.J Cburcb of New-
port Harbor.
Jooo Sc hmitt, former
state senator and United
States congressman, will
speak. He bolds the rank of
colonel in the United St<ttes
Marine Corps and Is at prl'-
sent command.lng officer of
b1s reserve unit at El Toro
Marine Corps A1r Station.
A personal invitation has
been sent to Orange County
former prtsooers or war and
their families through Vi va's
POW -Ml.A office LD Los
Angeles. A speeW invlU.-
tton is eneoded to f.amllles
or mlss!Dg lD action.
The program ls being co-
ordinated by Mrs. Ivan Re-
ber1. bicenteoniaJ c hairman
of tbe Ebell Club, assisted
by Mrs. John Doidge, Ameri-
canism cllairmanofthe Ebell
Junior s, aDd Calvin Stewart,
dir ector of parks, beaches
and recreation for the Cit)
of \ewport Beach.
BOOK VENDING
MACHINE MADE
Ken Whit~. 282-4 Shantar
Dr., Costa Mesa, has in-
vented a vending mac tune for
dispensing books. The ma-
chine features a transparent
door so that all the books
are visible for st>lecuoo and
a c hosen book can be moved
to an openlng b}' a mone~ -
operated devtre. The ma-
chine wUI glvl' 24 bour ser-
vice to customl'rs and wtll
operate to release a single
selected book at a tlml',
tlpon insertion f the corrert
amount of m••ney.
FROM $48
• INSTALLED
CALL TODAY. EXPERIENCED
FIRE SAFETY CONSULTANTS
WU SURVEY YOUR RESIDENCE
WITHOUT COST
BECKMAN FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS, INC.
F , re Safety Con •ultont•
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"'"' r>ro trct \O.,, l>o"''· a~;to or ap .-rt"'~"'
/or lr ss.
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lt is belng mtroduced to
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and ~idance of the Raymonil
Lee Organu.atlon and 1s
cover ed by patent appll• a-
llons no"'' pending w I hf
U.S. and C anadlan Patt>nt
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An inventor's klt w1th l11-
formatioo on how todevelop,
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rM from thl' Ra~ mon•1 I e'
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oue, ~ew York, 1001";.
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Report from Philip Morris
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achJeVeS taste of ctgarettes having .. 6QOA» more tar. ......
The greatest challenge to cigarette
makers in the last two decades has
been how to make a low tar cigarette
that wasn't "low" in taste .
Warning , The Surgeon General Has Determined
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
It seemed impossible.
Until today.
After twelve long, hard, often
frustt:ating years, Philip Morris has
dev*ped the way to do it.
The cigarette is called MERIT.. It'
'\" 'f j. } • I
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delivers only 9 mg. of tar. One of the
lowest tar levels in smoking today. Yet
MERIT delivers astonishing flavor.
If you're looking to become a low tar
smoker, or don't particularly enjoy
the taste of the low tar brand you
smoke now-you'll be interested.
LowTar,.Good Taste:
Filters Fall Short ,
tike most everyone else, we tried
to design special "low tar, good taste"
filters. Special filters that would
somehow allow taste through but not
tar.
Like others, we experienced
the same general kind of results:
the lower the tar, the lower the taste.
So for flavor, we concentrated on
the business end of smoking. The
tobacco end.
And decided if we wanted more
flavor to come throt.Wh, we'Q just
have to find a way t~~tm"t\Vlth more.
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Sntoke Cracked:
'Enriched Flavor' Discovery
So we began an exhaustive research
program in cigarette smoke analysis
and the ingredients that actually
comprise cigarette taste.
By using a very sensitive instrument
called an Analytical Fractometer,
we were able to "crack" cigarette
smoke down into its various I
ingredients.
We found there are .
over 2000 separate
ingredients in smoke. MERIT
Each was isolated Filter
and analyzed,
one by one.
What we dis·-
covered was
startling: there are
ingredients in
b C(k )) to acco-ey
basic flavor units-that deliver
taste way out-of-proportion to tar.
Breakthrough.
By fortifying tobacco with these
natural flavor essentials, we're now
able to pack flavor-extraordinary
flavor -into a cigarette without the
usual increase in tar.
The discovery is called 'Enriched
Flavor.' It's extra flavor. Flavor that
can't burn out, can't fade out, can't
do anything but come through for you.
Taste=Iested By People Like You
9 mg. tar MERIT was taste-tested
against five current leading low tar
cigarette brands ranging from 11 mg.
to 15 mg. tar.
Thousands of smokers were
involved. Smokers of filter cigarettes
like yourself, all tested at home~
The results were conclusive:
Even if. the cigarette tested had 60%
more tar, a significant majority of all
smoker.s tested ~ported new
'Enric1ieCTFlavor MERIT delivered
more taste .
Repeat: delivered more taste.
In similar tests against 11 mg. to
15 mg. menthol brands, 9 mg. tar
MERIT MENTHOL performed
strongly, too, delivering as much-
or more -taste than the higher tar
brands tested.
You 've been smoking "low tar,
good taste" claims long
enough. Now you've
got the cigarette.
MERIT.
Incredible
smoking pleas-
ure at only 9
mg. tar.
From Philip
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'Swdv ~'* fTft on ft'qUI!It
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Warntng . The Surgeon General Has Oeaermtned
That Ctgarette Smoktng Is Dangerous to Your Haith.
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NEWI'ORT HARBOR !II SIGH
PUIIUSIIED IEEillY -PAGf I
TMURSOIIY, JAil It, 1111
CORONA DELIIAII, CAL
The Trial
ly AlFRED W. EHARD, D.O. MAU 14,55-45
AJsodrete rrofeuot of New Tntcuaent
Feitt. Tlteoloeic•l Se~niMry, E1kitt1 ,ork, Phi\odetphie,
FROM "CHRISTIAN BEACON," COLLlNCSWOOO, N.J .
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wnllrn '" tltdT Jtw, 1lHy IMrN fM witlrout • CIIU~ {Joh.n 15:25 ).
(C0MTIMUIO r•o• LAST Wt:U l
no. s...._ of doe Coooci
ln Mark 14:60-65 'NI rud: .. And the
hich priest stood up in the midst, and
asked Jesusf.-sayjnJ, Answeren thou
nothin&? ""-at Is it which these witness
ac,ainll thee ? But he held his puce, and
answered nothinJ. Apin the high p~t
asked him, and said unto h1m , Art thou
the Ouist. the Son of the BleSied? And
Jesus said, I am: and ye shall see the Son
of man sittin& on the righl hand of
Questioru
&Aruwers
8'! H EN R\' J . H~VDT , T •. D .
T ~E C~OSEN PEOPLE,
236 W. 72N D ST., NEW VORl< CITV
QuestiOn : It h1• 1/" 1'<111 makr '"
11111Ch of th1· lmul }!rum f!Himl\t•rl ,, ,
A hruhm11.' J'/,,~ wm ft~l!illr·•l u111l h,
.l'lrft'l'. I lit' IIIIJN</11/t/1 {'111'1 "' ;/u• ('"! <'•
mmt ;, tlw ,\fltrllmd 111/1<'1 t iltu/ m tfto
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':•}''> :th..l\1! the ph~~~~':al ·••r<:CI •'I H1,
Co'lvcnan1 w .-.hruh:ml '' 11•>1 lo• d1'1l\
the ~p1n1 ual. ,-,, dcnv ch.: ''"•' " 1·•
deny 1hc Nhcr The~ ~·' tunJ in h.on.1
loday J U~I ;t\ !he) did .It lht' ltm<· ••I
the E'\o..lut. "'hen the h.r3o:ll t<'' "enr I••
I he prnm,,,•J land S.:c I < onnl tH""'
10 :1-4. Furr hcrn~<•re . ...,,. '·'' rh.11
... hen GnJ ~:..~' ~onwlh •n.!! 11 ·,, tnl·
pllr!OIIlt CIC!l lh<lU,!!h He ,,1\~ H t,.l!1!\
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rhr.:c 11me•' ,\nJ wh;u v.hcn H,· '·"'
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''' lhc J.mJ ,f:fi.inl. T.ol..c ;1 g•'•'d I,,,,~,
,,t !he t.•llm11ng Scnplurr:•
Cit·n~t.t• I~ 17 -"l n!,>lht '<'CJ "dl
I g"'' 1h" land
(knc"' !J·f5 -"I ,•r .111 rh,· l,,nd
"h1rh lht>U '"''''·'''thee ...,,11 1 ~,,,.
>1 , .tllJ h ' lh\ -..:cd Jur c:••·r ·
qent>''' I~ I~ --:-"Lnro .. lh\ ,c,·J
h;t\t' I i!''''" lh1, l:.nJ ... tThc .o<!·
IUaJ e\tCnl " dc:'ol:ni'>ed . J
G('nc~•~ 17 1'1 -.. And I "''tl11:11e unr.•
I he .. · .. onJ to lh~ -.cl'd o~l!er .thee. 1hc
l;rn,l "hereon lh<•U . .trl ,, •lr:.tn!!~'r
.oil !he l.on<.l f'l ( ·'"·'·'" h•r .on l'IO.:f ·
1"'''"£ fl'''"'""'!l In Genc••s 17 :1':1 r h~· .;:,,,,.n.ont ,, r.:·
n .. • .... ed V.lih h .hll" "lpr ollll'l<.'rl.o,\on~
CtliCI).onl . and "'lh h1' -.~-c•l .t lln
hom "
t.ene"' :_. 7 -l nt.• th\ ,,.t:J ..., ill
I g1 1c th" l.tnll
c.cne"" ~(<. l llOJ unh\ th .. ·.:
.1 nd untol th\ •et:<l. I "''II ~Ill' •• 11
lh~···· c,,untrll'' !•,o m.: Hchrc1• "''r.J
;" l • .tndl .. ond I v.dl rerfr>rm rh,·
••ath ...,h,ch I ~"'.lfC ""''' Ahr,oh . .ttn
th~ lar h~·r ...
In G •·nc~•~ ~;>( -1 lh<• C•'ICn,ml " a·
ncv.r<.l "''h J.oC<•h th,<l 1h,>11
mo~~c·: rnhenl tho: land <\hcr..:•n
lh;•u an :1 •lr.mg.:r. "hich (n'lo.J f'·•'l'
unw Ahrah:•m "
Gent'"' :!X 1.1 -.. rh.: land" hc l•'· ••n 1hou hc•t. 1.:> th..:,· "'II I !!•\~· ol
<ond to thy -.ced ·
Genes•s J5 .1::! ".'\n<.llht: land ...,h ,ch
I gave unl\• Ahr,ohan1 ;rnd l~aaL· lo•
thee will I g11c 11. an.l t•• th\ ....-L·d
;rfter thec "''II I ~1 v.: th~ frond ..
I Agam m• alter:Liif'n ~
Gel'll:•tl ~H -1 -" 01nJ "Ill !!"I.' 1!11'
land to th\ -.ccd afl~r tht·c l<•r .on
C\erlaMJng po~sc'~"'"" t ]'l..,>ti.' lh,ot
;,!Zain lhcrc " nol rime l11n11 ,,n
cverlastin~ J'Xl'l~"'on . 1
\\ e ,hall re~l our ca-.c h~rl.' ht ••Ill
ply u~king. WhC\ i~ mak•n¥ "' n111ch nl
the lund grant'!
That this promto;c \lo a~ nut aho:ro:d
o~fler lhc dearh of the Lorll Jcsu~
Chr"l ~~ cle:IT I rom R om:m~ 4: I\ ..1 11U
15 :1'\
QUESTION: Why was the east gate
rn the wall of Jerusalem r.ea led in
154.1 ? I know il will be opened when
rhc Me~sill>h returns.
ANSWI:.R. In order to avoid much
do~U\l>'ion and sptocul•ntan. we have
-.clct:ted the followmg quolation from
M'Ciintock 11 nd Strong Cyclopaedia
wh1ch is one of the OOt st•mmari~s we
have found.
"The ochtr gate i~ the famous
Golden Gate {Porro ourm ) in the
eastern wall of tht Temple area ...
The name Golden Gate appun to
have come from a supposed connec-
tion with one of the ancient gAte~ of
lhe Temple, which are said to have
1>ce:n covertd with gold: but thts n.ame
cannor be trxed back beyond the
historians or the Crusades. This aate
''· from its architecture. obviously of
Roman oriJin, aod is conjectured to
have bc.k>naed "' the-inc:lmure of the
temple of Jupit~r which was built by
Hadrian upon Mount -Moriah, but. the
utcrior is now walled up; but. being
double, the interior forms within tht
area a rec:ns, which is u~ for'P rayer
by the Moslem wonhfpptr. Different
po......er, and coming in the douds o (
hea~n. Then 1 h~ high priest rent hi:s
clothes. and SIJth. What need we any
furth~r ~~o•itnr:sses" Ye hav~ heard the
blasph~my, wha1 thmk ye~ An d they all
condemnr1 htm to be guilty of deouh .
And som.: began to spit on h1m. and to
cover his flee , :md to bufftt him, and to
uy unto him. Pr ophesy: and the servants
did strike h1m with th~ palms of their
hands."
Venn 60-65 of our Biblical text live
•
rc"'''n' :uo: I!" en t<•r tht: do~mg. ot this
J!olll' Jt ..... 1\ pr,1h.o h)~ h~'C.lUSe it wa~
h•unJ 1t1C••n1 o:n.,,;m tho~t :o gate to the
m•"o..JUC ,hould be •'rcn '" chc .:xtcrior
... dl ·\hh.•u£h m•t .... .~llcJ up. il wa!>
~cpt ,;-),,,,.J t'•l'n ~tht•n th.· Cru~ders
we r.: m fX"''"~~Ilm ••1 thc ..-ny. anU only
••ro.·ncJ ,·n~··· ,, yo:.ol, ••n P.tlm St•nday,
.n d:l.:hr.oll•'ll ,,f ,>ur Lord\ •upposed
tnumrh.ol .. ·n lr~ through 11 t•' the
1 ··m rk"
{,hll'~!h'n <ind '' ,,,, 11 1n rn.tlt 111
1/i<' /lt/>/t• Ill <I (,,,f nl 1<''1 ~'('0/11-1'
l'lr'<HI' <'l {•lollll lfu1
.f•t ~h('l' lh,• 111.1th ·•I (,,.j .m~llh.:'
•cn~cance l•l l ,....J ,.,,.the l>ul•~<•rl..lll£'
,,, H i~ :111flhll1l' ··I Jli'I II,.'C. Th l~ 1' <'I,.
J,•/11 1n1111 the (,r .. ·e l.. "••nl U••·J . ''''
t'\.onlpk. oil !{,om 12 /11 Thi~ '' ,J..,h.
J..;;fll' ~lllo.l "a •··•nlr•'llnd tr.•m cL "vut
,,f." .wd ,J,J..;-"n,!!ht " t>r "JU'L" I! ,., ,,
,·.orr~mg •'Ill ,,, Jll'tlcc. \\'e mu<;t ro:·
mcmho.•r th.11 Hl' •~ t'•!U JI!y l:otthFul :~nd
111q ''' tf'q,!IH' th •'llr s•n~ if. .1~ he·
ht·\Cf\ In th.: I ••rJ J.:•U~ Chn~l. \loO:
,·,mfc~~ th.·m 11 Jn 1 ~~ as He i• 10
l•nn!= fl'Cl•mpcn,,· llf'•'" th,,~,· .... h,,
~~·r,•.:l Hom
Que•IIOn ll llfll <f tllr purro•r oj
'''•' two-fn/.1 rdf'r i'IW(' t<l f>.>/i('l·/n l!
'I I JMrn ~:I Y.'
<fTI H<'N ' The rr .m\I:Jtion i~ 1-a\ed
''" the Greek text of "ittphcn~ of
I ~(0 Tho:-Jcccrolcd h'Xtu31 re:.din,!!
hl·ro: C{lntam~ 1he ~tatcment iu~t once
o~t th•· end pf the ver.,e Thu~ !he
o\menc;~n l\1.1ndard \'cr~i('ln tram·
l.~t~'· ··1 ht·•.: 1hine•. hate I wrillcn
unt•> \011. rh:.1 ~c mav know thai
\C ht~te ctcrnJI l1fc , t•t·r" unto \'Ou
1ha1 ht•lic\O: Pn the n:~me nf lhe So~
pf Gnd... The Circek f{lr lhe Ia~!
.. talcmcnl o~. mif pi•ll'lmutin r is tn
ill!fltllrr tnu lillifl/1 tnu thrn11 .
:tlh tr:m~!:ued thi" ol. "10 the
Liter-
lone~)
h, .• ,, \ 1'1 l'
••I (,>J ..
~., I!C' tnt
1111o• 1h,• n:•me r>f rhc ~n
Here , :1 manclous pa~
rhc hdievcr 0n a~su ranc~.
.<r1d I !' Jl11\ ¥o hKh ''II'('' him tht
J-.,l,ln~·~, mcnt•Oncd in the nc l:r ve~e
{l//\{1(}\ n, .... , rh ... 0:\0: ,,f !he
n.:,·dk n \l ,,qh,·" 1'1 ~.1 mc.1n 11 1~·1.111\
~. ·1..: "' ,..11, •• , .r,.,,, ,, ·•rrh t1' ,,
,m pi,,,, •ll th,· Jl,•h I .on,l llh,•ro.·
•. oml'l • .,,,,IJ .!•' lhrollJI!h \l ith 11\tr..:l't doll t~'tllll' Pl,·~•o: C\f'l:un "h.11 lh.ol
11\'<.'<lk ""'I I~,· ,o!HI ,,h,n ol "·" uwJ
\\,,, I .1 !\ololl,ol 1'11,'0: •'~ ,·,>n•IIUCh•.J
J-.1 m.on'
I\ \It I H
rhn• ltJ .::..~ "~mrph .t r r,llt•rhl,ll ·•no:
•'l'l<'"lfl]c! .o n rmr•''""'rlol~ l hr• "
,k .• : !Oo•nt '•'i'l' ~~. \\h.:-r,• 1hc LorJ
'·" '· \\'11 h ml.'n th•• " l lllJ"''o~rblc.
j,ut "olh ( •••.1 .oil th lll;!• .H<' pt~'lhle."
Vl'q ,·.orl< .•t t,•n•r•' ,.,·ro: m.~dc to allcr
th<' '"'ll'"h'llf, ,.,,,knth h} r ho~c v.hn
li•d n"! fl':tilh' 111,11 "mol<.'<. ol thr~
l.md ll~·r,· c.•mm ,m rn lhe ca,t. Thul
"0: lind 1hl' l.:.lllln~ ~rmrif,.n 1 C3hle 1 in-
''''·'" <~I Amu,·fon 1 C.t111l'li whcr( the
flp:wc th,·n "th.11 PI ,, c.t hlc he1np put
rhro>ugh lhL· q .. · (>f ol necdlc. The idea
rh:11 ''"'' ,,f rh,• 1-'·•IC• m :mc.ent Jeru-
,,dcm ""·" "'' !.111 .ond n.1rrow th3t it
""l" C.llll·J "!he nc.:dk\ C\'o:" has no
fnund.<ll••n '" .mrrqu•l\ I ;,rd Nugent
10 l•t• iJ,,,,I., I •m•l.• ('flll'\/frd mul Sm:rrd
~t:otl'' th,r l 111 ""'me m(xlern Syrian
I•'""' the nr.rto\l JX•Je\trmn gate by
lh,· •1.1<' "' the larger 1• :t,e:f'n gale r~
thu \ r:.ollc<.l 11 m1 ghr he th is which.
.1 ft~·r hl'tn,!! p;o~o;cd from mouth to
m~•uch .-., rcn to J"Cn . Cll.me 10 be ap·
phed t•l Okl Jcru,akm. The idea is
completely UJX"I ky the f:tct that
I u~.· u-.cs a d.flcrcnt word for needle
Ill'! the rlwplll'r "'hieh ..omc have ap·
pl•ctl h.l a nurrow gorge or gate of
entruncc hul /lrlrmr which A. T. Rob·
cmon potnls out i' the medical te:m1
fnr ;, •'urpical necdlt. A ~imilar
met;rp!lor ., found in Rabtt Mezi'a of
the Tal mud where:.~~o•c re:ad that Rabbi
Sham S<tid to lhbbi Am in a certain
<.lro;cu~s'~· "Perhap' )OU arc from
Pum~d•tha 11. h~re thty dr:tw an clc·
ph;•nt throuah rhe eye of ;. nCC'•Ik."
rJ~bl. The \CholaN of tho: :.cut.lcmv
chcr~: had :o reputation for "c•nJ! ~:•.'·
trcmcl) t.tlhtlc. The Koran 1tbg, u~e,
the fig ur.· of a camel 11oi ng ·mrough
the c)e M ,, needle. \ ~
th~ ~entence of the Council reprdif\1
Jesus. See also Wltthew 26:62..68 ; Lulce
n6J-71' John 18 , 19-24. ·'Ciilphu (the
hiP, p~iest I felt the imperative need of
quick action to Sl'lle the clay, for the
matter was rapidly COII'dfta to a point
where the entire c:ouncU would be oblieed
to confess lt1 hdpl~. Arisina
therefore from his chairman"s teat, he
steps forward into the lmli<:trde formed
by the dlairs u( the mnnben. Hls ftrJt
thousflt was that of browbeatinl Jesus,
and thus provokif\1 Him to ~arne
statement wtlich could be ~ .. inst
tim: Answerest Thou nothina to these
condenmatory charges'? Jut Jesus kept
His silence and answered Rever a
word .... The helpleaness of the
witneues and of the council, the jud.s,
was in this cue so obvious that any
up.ment on Ouist's ptlrt would haw
been useless and wouJd have spoiled the
efTCct.
"But the ltiF priest feels that he must
save the day at all costs. So he flNlly ub
the direct question : Art Thou the Ouist,
the Son of the Bleaed? -He~ is a
specimen ofhich-priestly rdi&ion · For the
expression was chosen delibentely, a
hypocritical terms of reYerence in
refrainin& from usin& the actual name of
God. In such rnaners the hiah ' priests
could be extremely punctilious. Jtsus '
now determined to end this f1roe, which-
must hue hun tum to the depths of His
soul. He fr1nldy answen: I am. But He
adds that these His faJ~o: accusen and
jud«es would see Him, the Son of Nan,
silting at the richt hand of the power of
God . and coming with the clouds of
heaven as His throne. When these
hypocrites see Him apin, it will be in His
capacity as the JudBe of the world. And
how thorou&hly wiH thne unju~t
blasphemers be filled wi1h terror when
'"" s.am..Ot~ ~em they rejected wilt
sn m JUdgment upon them and require a
full account a1 the1r h:.mds! But the high
pries! had gained hrs o bject: he thought
he had a ...,.ord nn w which h~ could use to
establish a a case . In order to get the
proptr dramatH: effect, he (Caiaphas]
took hold of his mantle and perh:aps both
of hts tumcs, and tore them open , ripped
them to pieces a1 the top. That was a sign
of d~cp gncf. of intense suffering. He
meant hts act to impl)' that it hurt him
rryte than ...,.urds could express to hear
~~-pnsoner make such a statement He
(tht htgh pr1cs 1l rejected all further
lcsumony :~s useless. had they not all
he~rd the hl~sphcmy th:r.t thrs man
da1med to be the Son of God" TI 1ere was
hut ome q uestt<m h> ask yet What is the
f1t!J11g penal I:>. 111 your optm un, lur such
a t tansgress•on? And wuh great
unanmtity the well -inst ructed h)pocrites
took their leaders' .:ue and condemned
C'hnst 10 he guilty of death.
''The findrng ot the m urt and the
sentence bll.sed upon it wn the stgnal fur
a general abandonment of restramt ; for
......;th the sent~nce of death hang~ng ov~r
Him Chnsr had become an outtiiSt , Uv.
24 '16. The counselors th~mselves began
the ~Cruel mockery, and the servants were
only too willing to follow their ex ample.
They spat upon Him as an ob~ct o f utter
contempt; they covered a doth around
and over His head and beat Him with
their fim, asking meanwhile in a jeering
tone that He should prophesy and
designate th~ offenders. And the servants
added to the sharm of their mastt:rs by
receivina Him with slaps of the open hand
-a cruel and painful torture . 'This, then,
is tht hearing and the accUUILon which
was done in the house of the high priest
Caiapha:s. And all this is writt~n for"'Ur
learning that we may know that Ot.rist
h~mbled Himself so deeply for our sake
and permitted Himself to be aocllltd,
condemned, and killed as the areatnt
criminal; though He i1 altopthet
innocent, so that even Hi1advef1olriel art
obliaed to confea secretly, feelina tt in
their he1n that there WIS no Clute or
death to be round In Him' "(d. PILul E.
Kreu.mann, .. The Gospel accord.ln& to
Saint Mark .. in the PoP'fdtlr ConwnM_,
of tit~ Bibk -Tlte New Ttlta~nl, 1921,
Vol . I, pp . 2.7. 248). e
God'• "Keeps" ..... ,.._ ............... .. ........ .c:-ta.. ~ ....
Go4 .............. -.? ,_ ·lit· -· • wiU ,_,w &a... -tJI. ...... .... .,..
lie will ~.H 1li.M ... .al ~ -..... ._.-...... -... -"--_, ............ wiU ....... ._.., __ .... ......,.. .......... ,. _. ... _ ................ ._. ..... .............. ... ___ _ ... ___ .. _
.. ' I'd ' ... .__ ... _
ann ssw-... ._C"' .... -----·--..... , ..... ,... ... ___ _ .... .... ......... -....
•
•
Who will Anti-Christ?
From THE JEWISII BDPE. P. 0. Bol m. t. •• _, • CaL-
The Lord Je.u w1U rdlU'II for .u m. chil·
d'f'\· Does the Holy Spirit wit~ in you that
you are a child' of Cod? Are you bOrn a«ain
and an~ you waitins for tM lord?
.......... .,a..·· ........ ...
dui.l will ...... a. ......... , ....
There ir alto anothet-one comins, called lhe
AntichM, of whom we read in 1 Jolut 2:18.
··Little children. it is the Lnt t:ime : and u ye
have heard that Antichrist shall come. even
now are there many Anlkhriets; whereby we
know that it ir the last time.." Have you hurd
of him ? He it also caUcd "tM man of sin, the
ton of,..perdition." As soon ar the Lord Jeaus
Chrlat corMS for His own. and they are caught
away to meet Him in the air (1 1ltcY.. 4:17).
the Antichri11t will appuor, as we read in 2
Thea. 2:3, "Let no man deceift you by any
means; for that day shall not come, except
there come a falling away firM , and that man
of sin be revealed, the son of perdition."lbere
will be first a falling aw&)' from the truth and
then the Antichrist will appear. after Chrill
ha11 returned for Hia own.
~..!~_ .. .:.-sa'*•---.. ~-..... •ct;•W. ,_ lo. u-·--.. Wa -· c.t. I ~ds .,.. ~ ,.
c Qll ............ !-.. ,_, _,.....,...., ........... _. ...
-lood. So -.. -·· -· ... w ....... --........ "' ~ ... WOftillf; ..,... ... f h .... ....
•oedera. • hiit l will ............... -l~tt...~Md.rAbW..B' K ~1 ..... Mlic:lariot--.. -... -,.r, the poop1e o1 the ......_ 1oe will ..,. .. 11
lly ,_....._ --type ol
.--.;.a~ --· ... will ....., powers Whicli ~ :ol.:-L 1 ....... _.
h r---r ,
._ ...... Aobela-;,o wiU ....... -,..
......... olthepit"&. ---..... tfllllls of aa .... .-i .... .-..-....... ~a.
the o..u-.. ... oriJI ...-. --...
Antichrist will be a man, but. he ~·ill be
more than man ; he will be the Devil-man, as
Christ wat Man, but more than man. the Cod -
man. If Jeaua had not been more than man.
He could not be our Saviour. A. Man, He wa1
tempted and tried even at we arc; but as the
Son of Cod. He hu provided eternal mansions
in Glory for a11 Hi1 children. Antichrist will
be more than human. AA a man, he will be
like Hitler, Mu550lini, and other evil men ; but
as the Devil he will po!!SeM and expreM the
nature of Satan himself.
Christ taid, "I and my Father are one."
Antichrilt and his father will be one. Anti·
christ will be, "Satan manifested in the Aes.h,"
exactly as Christ wu "God manifetted in the
fle~~h ." Satan will be incarnated in Antichrilt.
He y,·jlJ be the .son of Satan--the only son of
Satan, as Jesus Christ is the only begotten
Son of God . Unsaved men are children of the
cll'\'il, as thc saved are children of Cod. -
feeble are the hraias aad wiD of -· He will acorn to put rd.i.a.noe n. die _, • ;. el dntas
in which man pub his u.t. He willlw a ""pa--
fect blendins" of the bam.an and the s., ·
That be wiU he the "ttJ' .-of Setaa.. ... lte
will be the dml m.an.ift:llkrll ia lhe It l t.
dearly ta ..... ia Sc:ripbtre. 1"he ..... -
of Satan it lO counterfeit tlte pLm IUkf ~
of Cod. ~ comes as the Wart ,. ..._
Mitute Sa"iovr. He is oflen.d to .... as a .....
~titute for OuUt, ud nudtitlldes aocept -.
1n1tead of the Saviour. Salan wiU ..Ike IU.
imitation as realistic u poaRble. As Clniarl
came to earth from Hcavt!ll, ro Aalichritrl: 'wil
come to e1rth from out of the pit. As Ouiril
•us as much Cod u tho..p He had .eftf
been man, and as much man u thoap He Md
~·er been God, ro Anticltrut will be • ...dl
Satan ar thoug:h he had Df!Ver heeD maa aad •
much a man &!I thousfl he had nner .._.
Satan.
Antit:hrist and his father "'·ill be one. When
he slruts (•\·er the earth, Antichrist ~·ill pos·
!"C!I~ all th~ pG"-'er and cunning of the devil. He
will not be: a mere man under the control and
direi.-1ion of Satan, hc will be Satan himself
incarnate~'~ in the fl esh. As such ht: will be
altle to du many superhuman. supernatural
tfoitlj!S. Satan has ~r~al superhuman. !!Upt"r ·
The Scriptures beautifully &.:ribe the 0018-
binin[t; of humanity and Ority in tlae Cod-Ma.
by use of the familiar pllrue, "the child bona.
the &on p::i..-en." Chri.C. is both hlllftln UICI Dii-
l'iRe'. He is the Babe of Bethkftem sad f1le
Lord of Glory. He is tht Lion o( the Tribe of
Judah and He is the Lamb of Cod.
In plain and unmi~akable Jan~. the
Scriptures teiJ Ul of the dual nature of the
Oevil-man. He is de.cribed u "'that man of
sin, the aun of perdition" 21bess. 2:3. ·
l:l LOOB BT
TQG OOOB
BY OR. BOB JONES
BOB JONES Unl vBr•ltll
,,...-,,~V>ll l' SOlT'" c••oo '""' ~"''•
"The Lord shall JH't'M"rve l HI!' mak u to pra11e Him: the
thet> from a ll evil : hi.' ~hall remsinder of wrath Rr re-pre~er•·e thy soul'' !Psalm !ltraina (Psalm 76:10). "Thho
121 :7). 1 t~m glad we hav~ a I is the heritage of the servanll
sn~·iour Who!lt' PtO~·er i• .,uc~ of the Lord ... "(,~ia,h St:l 'J). fic ient. His power is 1uffic1ent "He 11hall preserv'e thJ*soul."
i,rl t~e · h(\~tr of., ~p~aJ.:.i£"-M~lf~.,o~b are undn stronx-"God i~ fa1lhful. \\ltiO' wm·l'iot i ttitclk 'toi:t8~. Fali!e 'riilit'iona,
.~uffer r ou to be teml'lted 11bove worldlineu, deceptiona, tbt>
thnt ye are 11ble: hut will with plsm• for Antiehri~t and hi•
the temptation also make a J ohn 1ht' Bsptist who prect'des
w~y te> I'JJ('are ... " (I Carin · him to prepare hia way, tht'
thm n ~ 10:1:1). "For in that ht> illu!!ion of the pot of trold at
him.'lo·lf hath liUff('rPd bein tr the end of a non-t>xil!tt'nt rain·
tempted. he is ahlt' to SU('r our bow, "JM'Iltt'. pt>IC't>" when therto
rht m that 11re tempted" f He -i1 sudden dt'struction, and b.r Pws 2:181: H1• is faithful in .. atety wheN" theN" is no s11fety
t1me§ of d1 !~t re~s -Ch ri st iam -all of thNe are Satanic
l'lrP nnt promi!<erl freedom from < wespon1 hurled at the souls of
the thin.R's to which all (J('sh il l men to dtolude them. Thfo~
heir -skkne1s, sadnt>ll, mi,. will f'o me a tim!.' when a third
fortune. and death. In Adam of all fl~sh shall die bt-eautt-
all d1e II Co rinthians 15:22). of thelll' dclusion11; but today,
If there ;, a d{'pre5~ion. Wt' tomorrow, henrf'forth and fM-
wl l! be hun,R'ry. If therl.' is a I ever we llrt' af'eepted in the
revolut1on. we wi11 11Uffer. But I Belovf'd, and He wa tl'hes over in e\·ery cirt·umslitnf'e all our 11oult. At one in Chr11t
thin p:s are ,R'Ood in their work· therl.' is no veil belwet>n and
inc tocether in behalf of thost' no sin to dividt>. Thf' soul i~
who lon• God 11nd an• surnon-1 pretl.'n·ed fore,•er-made clean
dn .. d to His will (Rom aM in the Blood of Je~u• Chriat
8:21';). lf a wt•apon is formt'd and prolt'clf'd in the et.f'rnal,
aR"nimt God'~; peoplp, it ~:annot omnipott•nl hand of thl.' God of
pro!lp('f n ~»iRh 54 :17); God the Atrt'S to Whom a thousaud
will turn ba t•k on those who yea rs are u a day and a day hurl them all wl!'apon~ that 11 a thousand yean (II P•ter
thl"y have fortred al(ain!!l Hil l 3:8).
pt'ople. E'·en the wrath of men
lrreaiatible Zeal
J ohn Bunyan, with irruit~lible seal, preached throu«h·
out Enl{land until, upon the ruloration of Charles II
to the thro ne, he wat throw11 into prison whe" he re·
m•ined twelve yura. DuriiJI' hit~ confinement he p~•eh
ed to •II to whom h e could rain aceeta. When liberty
was offered to him, on promi11e oC ab11t1inin1' from
pre111ding, he replied. "If you let me out today, I ahall
preach again tomorrow."
•
1JWJ MINUTES-,,
ft CMI ...... JfAM, ..... __ _,
~ ..............
GOD'S PROMISE vs. MAN'S EFFORTS
should know It, God c•rtalnly
p6eeet stron1 emphaaia on lt.
''WhemON th.n MtWth tht
JawP It was •dcMd bwcat~H or .,....,..,Ions" (GM. 3:19). '1hat
ftllfY mouth may be ltopped, and
.. the workt mey become _tullty ~God" /'Rom. 3:19). ''TMrt-
foN ..,. the ... of ttN ... there
tftafl no ftnh be Jultifit>d t n Hfs :; .... ~ ........ ;, ..... ........
Of .... <"-· 3,20)., ... -.. " come to God -...etWW «.,.. Uta beeauM Of our 1ooe1
wcwb, ~,.. .. noc Dhi'""' HJm ..,, ..,.., Which He .... .,.....~,
He _.H ntwf HH ... ..Cion lit_,. ,.,a, and <*talnly Mt for 1 ,_. PMtry••_ .. __ _
---ftllool -'""''" aftd lirl, ~
Our onl)' hop« Qool ... --lo .... _llfolo-... t1u11 In Hit 10ft (John 1:35
., -1~1: ·e·'Tllo 11ft 01 -·-.... ---..-·<-·=· .. Olm;lylnltl--.... __ .,._lilt -· -r..,... .
...... , .. u.
THE Sl"ORD OF THE LORD
Bo• 1099, Murttentloio, Te1111..
''Beltold, lfOU' it 01e ~-
ti~: bt"Aiol4 w<XI:' ~ IJre tlu• o/
ao:fl·uriow" l lt Cor. &:21.
P<t'lbaPI thr crratnt enenu· a
man faces is the-Idea tMt ht hM
plewrw of tim~. No nred to burT)'
to .,.. tM doe'lor; anrl wtwn hi!
does finally m.ke that v'-11, tw
disco,·en lhat tM lituation •
critical. pel1\aps fatal. tw •'&iW *· lone. One ol J>•e:b'•
wealtblftt men died ~t •
tdll! lk tWit!l ptaln ..... ~t .. t..U IIIII
lawyer aftM' the Olrist... ...,...
days, but he ""'" his ]lb.kfto rlnL
'The stude-nt •ito thinlu bot .._
p)Eoftty of time wiU fail the exa.Ais
nation. The a;meral •'ho thinks lw
hu plenty of time .... 1u low the
batt.,.. Tbe only t.inv a nwn can
be-sure of ia roclaw : yestenflay ls
for.vH IOf'Jt, ·and tornonva· .-.,
never corrw. This Is why t.hr a.-
....,., .. Sfrdt: ye the Lord, diii"-
.V MOJ' k /OW.ftlll !"
To delay ~vine ChrMt as
your Saviour ia rH.lJ.y quiW fool·
lrh. What pod reruott tnot a~
euse) ean you Jive for-waitlnrl!
You rftl li:R that )'OU are takinl a
t:ha.nee, that you are mortal, U.t
you are not aolrc to lh"' fOft'Vft'.
Every man, for IOft'le ftUDn. ,_
the kkoa hl' .... 111 haw "one ftloOft
chance" before Math comt'l, but
this ia not true. f'or IOII'Ir, dtath
is a .10low ~ and Uwy ~
ai\·en lirnt" tu think and de>dde.
For many, death is a s.....,.
•hock, and they •·akto up in rtemi·
ty lo find tMy have ••it<'d too -· No, thel'f! it no 1ood rraron lor
waitlfll:. .find eaeh day tbat )'CMI
de'-y only makes it mot't' dlffln.lt
to decKle. The t~acll o1. sift •
eomt' r'OPI!"S. and the ropn of ...
become chains, and )'OU nftd )"'UF•
_.It In bonda&e to ain. How ..-
eeU.r It wouJd haw beoen to t...
to Christ ten )'hnt aco. twftlt7
re•n aao. but u-.o.e .,. .,.
&one fol"f'Yft'.
Jesua •'I!Pt m.-er J~ lit· c.... the pt"'ppe-lutll!'w ftOt ...
timP Gf tlwir "'-l:tatlon (~
11:44). Almlchty God .... .......
them-...... i.ft .... ..... ------chUdten. Mil olfft'Wd -.... . "ht ........... ...,,.. ....... .,
c:rawnlrtw Him, the7 C'nld,... Ia.;
ancl forty )'tWS latft' hr~~"!"'!"
wu JewW to the .,.... • -·· Judlmtnt S. «<INJlii, Yn, a.t t1
lonputf ......... -.... ~.., " ~. '"It .. ....
pointed unte mtft 0111ee to ... .-.
alter tw. the JU"a wt"' (....._
1!2'7). Anti ... ol ........ .................. ,__
1lb ,....ee. ,.... Rs ....... ,.... ............ , .. , .... ...... ....,,.. .. _......,.. : -·--......... ., _, T-.. <W'a .... ct--Lota...t __ _
-...nt-tr.,.,_ ........
P'ICfii~B~
NAME ST ATEMEJO'
~ lollowblc peqon Is
doillc bu1aess as: COI'ODI
Pad.tk, 806-1/! JumJDe
AYe.., Corooa d~t Mar, Ca.,
m!S: Hnry OUYer GoJd-
smfUl. 606-1/% Jumble
AYe., Corcu del Jhr, Ca..
9%6%5.
Tills bufDess Is ooadlacted
by Ill iDdtYictual.
Si.gDect: Ram o. Gold-
smith.
TblJ ltatt1lleot n.s tlW
wttb tbe C01111t} Clerk ol
01"&11Ce Couaty Jan. 9, 1976.
NJllsb: Ja.. 15, 2!, %9,
f'itB. s; 19"16, m tbe "ewport
Hutlor Eastp. _y -~!~
LICM. .. ftCa
FJ:Tt'J"k)(PS BU'SIJf£SS
, !lAIIi ST,.f.TE~ ne Wlowtlc .,..._ 1s .... ....,. a , ~ IMf'ooo.:'
COHee I 11 Co., %1'71 Ill-
.. Dr., ftl, lmae, Call!.
mtS: ~rl Towen Bar-
mu, 401 o.da. Newport
Bteell, Callf. 9Z660.
'l1ds butDeu la OOIIdlleted
by .., IDdlndu 1.
5lcMd: Rebert Towel's
Bannaa.
Ttds Jbtiemeat was IUed
.Ub tbe Coaty Clen o1
Of'IIIP Conty Jill. 9, 1m.
Plblisb: Jill. 15, u , %9,
Ftb. 5, 197&, lo the Newport
Hu1Jor EastQ. . ~-51SU
LWML*"''CC
S-0813~
FJCTtTIO(JS BUSIN~
NAME STATEMENT
1"M foUowblc penoa Is
dot~~~ buiDHs u: Tbe Teo-
els RecW. JOfO Padftc
Cout Rtpway, Corooa del
Mar, CaUl. 112625: JotiD R.
htrmu. 51(5 ~Co
,.. deJ lbr, Cal. 9%U5.
TbU butiMtos la e.-ctfd
byubldMcial.
Stped: Jolla R. SbermaD.
1'lds lbtemeat n.s med
wttb tM CoaDty Clerk of
Orup Coaty Dec. SO, 1975.
Peu.t.; J•. l!, !9, Feb.
5, ll, lt"'l, Ill the Newport
...... £utp. F -509'11
LIIAL MOnel
S-01511
FIC it I IOOS BUStta:SS
JfAliE STATE \ff.NT
1'11ie following pertoa Is
..._ buhets u: Frt.Uy
CMd II Wlfcb Repalr,
ttl4-R Soath MaiD St.,
,_. ·.aa: Ben Harold
llo"**, 190e WMtllarftrd
St., 8Mb AU., Calli. mot.
tau .,.. •••1.1 CODdllcted ..,. ........ ~..
IUIMd: S.. 8. lloftles.
. ,... ......... .,.. tDid
... n.. eo.ty ca.n o1 o,.... eo.e, o.c. u, 1 t"'s.
..... Ju.U,n Ftb.
·'· u. tm, a. ttte x....,rt 11.-EIItp. F-50111 .
ILib.. •
~•••war 1'1111 M ... ..,_ II ._,a -.:a.-
..,, .. ....... Olielir., -........ .... 117 •• d ~ Ca. ~ .......... .
JILQ.,.-..... ......
II' d ....... Ca.~.
,..., 1 ... , ....
'r•'8U'
....... lt.laYI.,
PU). "'-........... .. • c.nty Cleft fll
Ollllp c.., , .. 1. lt71,
..._... Ia. 1$, ZZ. l:t, Fa s. tt'Jt, • a...,.,..,
Jladwf rdp. F-5Ut5
..... 1ICI
f"'C hi «XXI .....
JWIE STAT£11DT
'he IDUowtllc .... Is
clofllc bNi 'diS u: A8dro-
JDeda lAd.. !0151 ~
AYe.,. Salllta Aaa Betpta.
Ca. tZ707: 1o1m ArtJiu'
~. 20151 Spntee An~,
Salta Ana Betpts, Ca. ttun.
Tbi.s. buiDes~ is conctucted
b)' -IDdiridal.
Sfped: Jobo Artbar Po-
bada. nu atatemeat was filed
wftb tbe Coaty Clertt of
~ eo.tJ!ioY.t8,197S. ~lblr: Jill lS, !2, 29,
Feb. 5, 1976, iD the Ne.port
BU'bor E-stp F -50167
LI!UL .. IICI n: rn vus BUSDIESS
JlfAKE STATEMENT
Tile loiJDwtac pe~ ..
c1o111c bltmeu u: ce~~tr
alarm Secartty, !991 Grace
14De, Costa Mesa, 92626:
Artt.r Fl'fldertek ~-ner,
P.O. Box UU, Newport
~b, Ca.. 9Z660; 940 lr-
Y1De A-109, Newport Beach,
Ca. 9!660.
Tbls buiDess is coo<Sucted
by ~n lJidlndal.
Sipect. A. F. DorneT.
This &1atemeot •a.s filed
wltb the Cowrty CleJ'k of
Ora.are Cocmty liD. 5, 19'76.
Publlsb: Jan. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1976, in tbe Newport
Rutlor Ensip. F'51094
S-01458
FICTITIOUS B~~SS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe fol1owblr perSIOD ls
Go!llllc baslness a.s: west
l&fbtlag Semces, 1??51
S.. ClemeDte.._ll... f~ .lliey. 9Z701c DIMld R.
SWart&, 1776'7 San Clemeate st.. FOIIDbJ.D Valley, Ca..
9%708.
Tld.s butneu ts cooclllcted
by 1D iDdJYldllal
Slped: DoDa.1d R. S....IU.
1bil sbtemeDt was ftled
W'ltb tbe Coaty Clerk of
Ot~e County JID. 5, 19'76,
Pabllsh: JIll. 8, 15, zz,
29, 19?6, In tbe Newport
HU'bor Eosip. F -Ml18
LIGM._....
FlCTITJOUS BUSINEQ;
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe lollowq peJ'SOilS ~
~ bastDess tt Nnpon
Leathers, 111 McFadden
Place, Newport Beach, Ca.
IU61: GuWermo VlUarreal,
2015 Cbl.rleen Circle,
Culllbed. Ca. 92001; Aarello v UQin. 115 Slst street.
Newport Beacb, Ca. 9%660.
Ttd..s butoess Is 008dlcted
by a geoeral partDentdp.
Signed: AarelJo VUQ~te~.
Thl.s sbtemfd wu ftled
with tbe Coellty Clel't of
Ora..nge County Jill. s. 19'76.
hbllsb: Jan. 8, 15, 22,
29, 19?6, ln the Newport
HIJ'bor EDSign. F -511!6 ....... ncnnoos BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe IDllowblc pt111C1l Is
dollle butaess u: Dwak "D
Swallow o..ts. nM6 ... ,,_
luds BlYd., Ma..taD V .. )D
92675: s.tn J--PIM.
24701 Acropolis Dr., Mis-
sioet'leJD. Ca. 9h75.
Tills bataeu 11 oo.dllct.d
by .. llldtY'ldllal.
Slped: Saadn Je&DDe
Pilla.
Tbi.J lltatemetlt wu Med
with t-Co.ty Clerk ~ oruce c.-, 1-. 5, lt?l.
PabU8b: 1-. I, 15, 2&,
2t, 11'7e, ill tbl Newport
Harbor E~. F -51125
n:: I ii'I>US BUiiWESS
JlfAME ST A TEME1n'
Tbe Mlowtnc per-. are
dalll ben' • u: Lime LIGAL M011CW
.... F~ 410 HOTICE
tirdllc •a, saaa.. Ca. OF' TRUSTEE'S SALE IMil: Gary tA. v Ill Horn,
UO •·--a.-c No. F • S%19 --~ ---. a. Lou No. 34-1378ZI
!Ma; Jolla Dal.lM llartJQ. On Mareb S, 1976, at 11:00
tlO lfanllc, saa.. Ca. A.ll, lMPERIAL COR-~; Garold Lee Ball.ey, POD ··no~ o A, tl1 E. Bay fl, Balbol, Ca. 11A t' f A.MERJC
tZIIO. u daly -.,otnte~t 1'nstee
nu buiDeu ls CODdllcted ..ter aDd pursuant to Deed
bJ aa ID!Doorporated as-of Trast recorded February
80Ciatbl other than a 21. 1973, as instr. No. ZZS%9,
~rsblp Ill boot 10573, pqe 398, ~
S ,._.:_ , __ Offtcla.l Recorda In tbe of-:jpe(!: ~ .... ld __,Bailey. f1 Tb1s lblem.ent ,.... filed ee of tbe COtmty Recorder
wttb tbe Coaty Clerk of of Orange County, state t:4
Orure Co.ty 111l.1S,l97S. Cal1fornla, W[LL SELL AT
PUBUC AUCTION TO Plbllsb: Jm. U, 29' feb. HIGHEST BIDDER fOR 5• l.Z, 1976• ill the Newport CASH (payable at tlme of Bubar Eutp. f -516!%
LIULMOTICI
FJCTin>US Bt:JSINESS
NAME ST ATEIIENT
Tbe tollowblc .,.,-.oas are
ctota& basiDHs as: Ptllorana
Sales, 2152 FaDen Leaf Pl ..
Tutm, Ca. 92610: Pat Neat,
215.2 FaJlec Leal PL, Tus-
tlQ, Ca. 92580; Bea1ab Meal,
2152 fallen Lea!Pl., Tustin.
Ca. 9!680.
This bltslness is CODduc~
by a ceoen.J partDersbJp.
Signed: Pat Neal.
Thls mtement wa.s fllfd
with tbe County Clerk ol O~e County Jan. 19, 1976.
PubUSh: Feb. zz, 29, F'eb.
s, 12, 1976, m the Newport
Ha'J'bor E.ostgn. F -S163S
L IGAL MOTICI
S-01532
FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAXE STATEMENT
The followlfll per&OO ls
dol1IIC ba.sioess as: AJ Lour-
eaoo Settper Reb\a1. 6"11.9
LoQc:fellow Dr., Buena Pan.
Callf. 90620: Albert Loar-
eDCO, 6719 Lof\gfello• Dr.,
Baeoa Part. Calif. 906!0.
TbiB business is CODducted
by an lDdiYldual.
Slped: Alben Lourenco.
Tbls statement was filed
with the Coanty Clerk of
Orange Coaty Jan.l6, 1976,
PUbliab: Jan. 22, %9, Feb.
5, 12, 1976, in tbe Newport
Hubor Eos1gn. F' -51597
LHM.MOTICI
S-01544 n cTrnous BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlftc peJ'tOOS are
dotac baat.Dess u: UoJted
Bllildlac llaiDteauace, 1404
Kenmore St., Anaheim, Ca.
9Zeot: Dtnd A. OrdcJon.
140t Kettmon St •• Anaheim,
C a. 9teot; Duid M. Ot-
cblee, 140t Kenmore St.,
Aaabelm, Ca. 9'%804.
1lda bulDess ls conducted
by a limited putnersblp.
Slpec1: DaYld A. Otdooet.
Tbls 11atement wu ttled
with the Coanty Clert of onare Coaaty J~n.16,1976.
PubLish: Jan. 22, 29, feb.
5, 12, 1976, tn the Newport
Hutlor Eutp. f -51623
LIGAL 11)11CI
S-01541
fJCTmOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe fol.lonlr Ptf80G 1$
do1ll ~ll.Dea u: Sbelby
of Caldonia, LtaeoiD'Ptua.
2331 W. Llocoln, Aaa.bMrn,
C L 9!801: Do•ld C. 1Cos-
1of(, 2200 COW'UD AYe., •'7,
Commerce, Ca. 90011.
T'bll bltstDeSS t. ~t.d
by aa M"*al· sac-: Dou.ld c. Kosklrt
TblJ atatemtet ,... fDtd
wttll tilt COUity Clerk fll
Orup <AMity Ju. 11. l t?C.
Plblllb: Ja. a , n.. Fe.
$, ll, 1976, 1D tbe Newport
Ratbor &ulp. f' -51to5
LIIM..ftCI
S.OtsiS
FIC1'tTIOUS BUIIMESS
NAME 'IT A TEMEJifT ,.. ~..,.. ..
..,... 'ft Ill U: Mi(-
Btlll, ...... o..ce. ._.. AM. Caliltrllla II'JO'J: ........ c .... , .. .
BeeQ ..... c ..... ..
a...c•••ra~a..at.
s ale lo la.wflll money of tbe
UDited ~tes) at tbe South
troot entrance to the ()rq"e
County old Courtbouse, Clty
of Suta Ana, State of Cali-
fornia, Ill rtgtrt. tltle and
illt~st COOYeyed to IDd DOW
held by lt under said Deed
of Tn1st ln the propert)·
situated ln sald County and
State described as:
The estate or interest ill
the 1.a.nd descr ibed or
covered by this Guan.ntee
is:
A leasehold estate as cre-
ated by that certain Ieese
dated Janoary 1, 1962, ex-
ecuted by•Charles w. For-
see a.od frances H. Forsee,
as lessor, tnd by Donald B.
Ayers. J r., as lessee, for
the term_plng December
9, 2019, upon and subject
to all of the provisions as
therein contained, W'blch
lease was recorded Ja.auary
25, 1962, tn Book 5988, page
3, Offlclal Records of lald
Orange County,
Lot 7 \n Block 5 of Tract
No. 772, as shown oo a Map
recorded in Book 23, pages
5 and 6 of Misce llaneous
Maps, rn the otflce or tht
County Recor der of said
County,
EXCEPT all c rude oll,
petroleum, gas, brea.
asphaltum and all kindred
substances and other mln-
en.Js under and In said land
except the right to use an}
portion oJ the surface of the
land for drlJling operations,
minl.ng or qua.rryl.ng of all
ltiDds including but not ex-
e lusive of oil •·ell drllll~.
otl development, mining op-
erations together with the
48419
NOTICE OF' TRUSTEE'S
SALE UNDER DEED OF
TRUST
TF 44827
LOAN NO. 151573
Notice ls hereby given that
SERRANO RECONVEY-
ANCE COMPANY, A Cali-
fornia corporattoo as trus -
tee, or successor trustee,
or substituted trustee pur-
suant to the deed or trust
executed byTbomasC. Black
IJid Vtnan J. Black. husband
·Ud wile, and recorded Jun. so, 1971, lD book 9699, ptgt'
909 ot Ot!lcta.J Records iJ1
tbe olftoe of tbe COWJty R4?-
cor<ler of Onrce Coontv,
CalJfornJa. and pursuant to
the KoUce of Default and
E leettoo to Se U thereunder
rteorded Oct. 3, 1975, l.n
boot 11529, pqe 1399 o!
sa1d Offtclal Records, wlll
SELL 011 Februry 13, 1976
at t:OO p.m. at tbe 80Uth
(ftolt) IDtnDU to the 01<1
Coaty Coart~ae. lD tht
Ctty ol Saota Au. Call.
Ionia, at pabUc aueuoca. to
tM ---t>Jdder for eash
(JIIflble at thf time of salt' ·
ta laWbal moeey of tht
l1atted Slta.tn) all ri(bt, title,
ud btertlt, COGYt)'*1 to
aad DOW bald by lt tm<ler
...... deed iD the property
... ......_, bl a1ct Couaty and
state dacrlbed u follows:
. 'nit leutllold lDterest
c,......, b1 a 1 ... ckt.d
,.., 1. 1t?1, by ud be-
.... tM Vlq:tDla Corpora--. u ,...,. IDd,.,..,.
C. 8laet _, VtYIM.I. Ba.c-.
nMt OIFIUC f W ., ......... ·--..., ..-. u )Dllt tn1nta. NCONid J .. 10,
lfft. Ia 8ool Mtt, hte
•. Ollldal Reeordll. t>r a .._ ~••cllll ~t'J
l , lt'fl, ........ Dt·
Cl h• )1, 10&1. .. tllie
...... COINMIItl Md CC.· ... u ....,. .. pi"OftCIIICl.
............. c.w. ,... ......... ....
.,.. till C.., Clift_,
Onlile c.-, J-. .._ tm.
..,... I& a_ lt,'F ••
I, 11. lfN, Ill tt111 R.wport
8~ .._.. F -llSM Said hue aa.eta a. rear
lliURSOAY, JAI. B, ~"'
COftOIA Ofl.IIAR. CAL.'
l .... ftC.
S-01518
f1CTITIOUS Busnn:&v---
PiAIIE STA1'EME~'T
Tbe touowu.c per.a ts
dotnc bDs!Ma as: Ora.ace
Co. Raceway S..Jpmeet,
15000 Sand C1D700 An., lr-
Yt., Ca. 9271&: Rarmaed
John stowell, P.O. Box 4466,
Irvine, Ca. 9!716,
This bua!Dess 1 conducted
by an lnd1Ylduat.
Sf«ned: R. J. StoweU.
Thi s statement was tDed
wtth the Cowrty Clert of
Orange County Ju.ZZ, 1976.
PuLllsh: Jan. %9, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Enslen. f -51837
&.tc.M. •nca
use or said surface for oU
•ells, ta.n.lts, tunnels, mini.n«
excavations or shafts, pro-
vided, however, the same
shall not be construed to
p rohlbtt slant dr1UI.ng or
such other operations which
in no way use or in any
way affect the surface r lghts
or sa.1d land, and W'bJcb do
not enter said land at a
point less than 500 feet to
said surtace, a s reserved
ill deed from John H. Horner
Ud Joan L. Horne r, r e-
corded July 3, 1957, ln Book
3~1. page 371, Orriciat Rec-
orcts.
The street address and
other common destgnat:1on, if
l.!ly, of the r eal propertyde-
sc rfbet1 above is purported
to be: 235 Walnut Avenue,
Newport Beach. California.
The unders igned Trustee
disclaims any UtbUity for
lll) incorrectness or the
str eet address and other
commoo designation, tf any,
shown herein.
Said saJe will be made,
but without covenant or wu-
ranty, express or Implied,
regarding title, possession,
o r encumbrances , to pay tht
remaining princlpa.l sum of
t~e note(s) secured by said
Deed of Trust, to wit: $34,-
672.57, with interest there -
on, as provided m sa1d
note(s), advances, lf any,
under t he ter ms of said~
of T rust, f~s. charges and
expenses of t he T rustee and
of the trusts cr eated by said
Deed of Trust.
The beneficiary unl1er said
Deed of Trust heretofor e
executed and deUvered to
t1\e uodeTS\gned a wr ttten
tleclantion of Default and
Demand for SaJe, and a
written Not Ice or DefauJt and
Electloo to Sell. T he under-
signed caused s aid Notice or Default and Election to
Sell to be recorded in the
county wher e the real prop-
erty ls located.
Date: Janua ry 15, 1976.
IMPERIAL CORPORA-
T ION OF' AMERICA, a.s said
Trustee, b} Evelyn Mul -
berry, Assistant Secretary,
SPS 46287
Publis h: Jan. 29, F' eb. 5, 12,
1976, in the Newport Harbor
Ens ign.
LKALMOTICI
property des<'r ibed as fol-
lows~
Parcel 1:
Lot 41 of Tract No. 7148,
in the CIt) of Newport Beach,
Count}' of Orange, State of
C allfornla, as shown oo a
map reco rded ln Book 271 ,
Pages 5-11 l.ncluslve or Mis -
cellaneous Maps, r ecords of
Orange County, California.
Parcel 2:
An appurtenant non..ex-
d ustve easement for ~ress
and ~ress throughout Lot
75 of said Tract No. 7148,
together with easements for
s upport and settlement
where w d Parcel 1 ad)olns
Lot 75 of said tract and
together wltb easements for
ea•es or overhaJlrs, •htre
nc:h e&YH are constructed
lD acool'd&Dce wlth appllc -
able mootcJpal ordinan<'es
ud an app~rteoant, oon-ex-
clualYe rtrtrt to use the ft-
cUlttes located oo said Lot
75.
Prcperty Addrt>SS pur-
poi"Md}y bown as: 412 Vista
s.rte. Newport Retch,
CabtonUI ~660.
Said Ale wUI be madt',
but wit bOat covenant or war-
rur,, e11)nss or lmplled,
reprd1Qg title, posses.sioo
or ec.mbranees, to s:aUsty
tbe 1illdtbtednesa secured by
said Deed, locludln« tht fee
Uld •.-.e of the trustee
• err tlle trvllb c rated
bJ Aid dHd.. adYIJietS
tlliew •••• er, wltl\ IDtei'Ml as
....... t ma. and the
...... prtiK~ of the IIOt
'*-.. bJ Aid dMd; to-.. ...... u trttll1at ....
---frola Itt)' tO, lW75 u .... llted ta aid IIOte.
~ .,.., •• lt?$
MMAI'Q RECONVEY-
..::. COtlP A.IO'. u .-cb
Ta 1 e. By J. E. Comrall.
··• r laid omcer. N8111t Jaa. U, !9, f'eb.
5, It'll. t. tbe Euip.
-----
r ' ' r~ . ,
' t ' .. t I I ~
• ,_,.Y,Id. 11
o..Aa lllieWf Lamu,
lf50 l" ~ HtlctU. r-.o• t8Cl a eaJHn Met tlpe
pla)'U'. t'&llled a.t sus. tiiDleo
from 1111 bome .,metlme
bthteeD I a.m. ud 4 p.m.
••• Tools, dotfOc tlld I
wateb, ftbted at tH&, •~te
LIC. .. IICI
ncrrrrous BUSINESS
l'iA.M'E ST A 1'E MENT
Tbe followiDc pereons a~
dcWic business as: Westcllff
Properties, 1%700 Knott St.,
S.Ute B, Garden Grove, Ca.
tZ641: Roy N. Mayemura,
16909 Mt. Collieo, F'ountatn
Valley, Ca. i!641; M. J.
Pllf.JJpps, 533 Santa Marla.na
AYe., La Puente, Ca. 91746;
Dale T. f aJasco, !632 Sea-
~tew. Corona del Mar, C•.
92625.
This busloess 1s conducted
by an aniDcorporated a.s-
soc.iatloo other than a pan -
nersblp.
Sl(ned: Dale T. Falasco.
This statement was flied
wlth the Coaoty Clerk of
OraJ)(e County Jan. 22, 1976.
PubUsb: Jan. 29, F~. 5,
12, 19, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensl,gn. F -51859
LIGAL MOTICI
fiCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEt.fENT
Tbe following persoos ar t
doing busmess as: Llfe-
Trend Systems, 220 Ea.st
17th Street, Com Mesa,
C alifornia 9Z6Zi: RelSst'
Bentley, 220 Ea.st 17th
Street, Costa Mesa, Cali-
fornia 92627; Jerr} Long-
brakl', 23846 Mar man Ba) ,
Laguna Niguel, Cali!omta
92677.
Th.is business is conducted
b) a general partoersbtp.
Signed: Jerry LooglJrake.
Th.is statement was :Ued
wllb the County Cler k ofOr -
ange Count) Jan. 2, 19'76.
Publish.: Jan. 8, 15, 22,
29, 1976, ln the Newport
Harbor Enslgn. F' -51055
LRM. .TICI
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following persons are
doing busine ss a.s: Gregory -
Mors Development Co., 1919
Newport Blv<J., Costa Mesa,
Callfomi2 9262i : James H.
Gr egory, general partner,
2301 Tusttn Ave., Se..-port
Beach, Cal. 92660; WUham
L. Mors, general partne r,
1312 Dov~r Dr ., :\'ewport
Beach, Callf. 92660.
Th.is buslnes s is condurteti
by a general partnership.
Signed: J. H. Gr egor}.
This statement ••as filed
wlth the County Clerk of
Ora11ge County J ao.19, 19i6.
Publish: J an. 22, 29, Ff'O.
5, 12, 1976, in the Ne•''J)Ort
Harbor Enslgn. F -51631
L!GALMOTIC!
F'ICTITlOUS BUSfNESS
~AME STATEMENT
The following per son 1<.
doing buslDess a s: Asph.alt
P reservation Compan) of
Southern California, 12571
Red Hill Ave., Tustin. Caltf,
92680: Donal d \\ tlham
Baker, 125il Red Hill ~""··
Tustin, C aUf. 92680.
This buslness is condur t M
by an individUal.
Signed: Donald ~. Baker.
This statement •as hJE!()
with the County Clerk orur.
ange County Jan. 2, 1 ir. t.
Publish:. Jan. 8, 1 s. 22.
29, 1976, m the ~ewport
Harbor Ensign. F -510:14
LIGALMCmCI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATEMEl\"T
The tollowtng per sons a re
doing business as: F'orklt.n -
i.ng, 11451 Brookhu rst, Gar-
den Grove, Callf. 92640:
Louts H. Motgard, 11-451
Broolthurst, Ga rden Grovl',
C aill. 92640; Justin L. Mot-
gard. 11451 B r oottw r st.
Garden Gro~e. Callf. 92640.
This bus loess 1s condurted
by a general pertntrship.
Slgned: Louis H. Molprt1.
This statemtnt was nted
•tth the Count) Clerk of oranre Coanty Ju.l9, 1976.
Pubttsl\: J an. Z!, 29. fet>.
5, 12, 19"16, in the Newport
Ha.rbor Eoslgn. f -51630
LIML....c:l
FlCTmOUS 8USJN£SS
NAME STATEM'ENT
The followiDc persons are
~ buslbesa as: Sayqt
American Pro)t<'t, 4621
CortlaDd Dr., Corona dtl
Mar, C allto11lia 9!US:
James J. R..-oo. 4621 Cort-
liDCI Or., Coroea ~ Mar •
Callf:. tZUS; 8l"'(t HaaDOG.;
f! tbcllor Drift, Emery-
Ylllt, Califorala M60&.
TIU ._ .... is coadllct-
ed If)' a ,..,.a~~
$Sped: .lam• J. H--.
Tbi.l ...... wu fUed .w. n. c..., ca.rt oiOr-
lll' eo.ty Jaa. u, 11'76.
Mlt.llll: J-. n . Ftb. s,
ll. lt, lf'll, II n.t Newport
R~r tutp. F -5 l f6l
............. rro. RabPI1D
G_..,..~,• Oakwood..._., •
mta betWMD 5:45 a.m.IDd
l :t5 p.m •••• Ll•t n E~
Rotmes .lr., 3%, oflW WGote
Vllta, CoAl M~sa. W&$ n-
rested at 10:15 p.m. at ZWi
W. Coa.!A B•·y •• ~artners
MUe, and cl r rf'd•Uit erf"tu
card forcer \ . A t~
rf!CO~r, Z .-at~beos ;;nd a
typewriter, valued 4lt $5~,
were taken fron l'oburu Su.
&ukl's 0akw0()(1 apa.n mt>nt
between 9 a.ru, and ~'0
p.m. • • Rotert 1-ouh:,
Holl{Qgswortl J r., was a 1 •
rested at his homE-at !?4
28th, Wpst i'IOPwport, llriJ
Charged •'!th r• <;St.>S:.IIIt'
bart>JbJ rates . • . kot,.>n
RowU"'1 SIIPflUI, 18, of 215
t.tonte V1sta, r osta Mt>sa,
was arrest£-~ tt·Pp• at 3 p.n •.
aM cbar l!ec1 ..,ttl ptJ:.c;vso;tQll
of stoleo pr~n\.
• WEDt\ESD" 'l, J.\:\. 14
Harold Ptn t•.n r.-pontd ...
$182 .air ulatOI SlOI<>tl ht~rr
a desk 1n tus r~at t.>stdtt
off1c~ at Z727 E' roast H .. ·\.,
Corona del M•t, t • .,,'lj,~....,
3:30 p.m. and 'j,3u p .•...•
A st2tu,. of a Cluhu;e woman,
valued at Slf• • v.•ac; ~tJl'"''•
from Its spot m front of a
house traUer wHa~s11t'\ 11-
lagt mobilehorr,. park, 300
E. Coast Hw\., l>t-tvo~-.pn ;.Jv
p.m. Ja.n. 13 'Hi1 .; ~.n.
Jan. 14 ... tools \'31ul:'li
at $360 Wt>r.-SIOIH. f rc "'
tire home ol Rot t-rt f•w.,n-,
1823 Commo-1ore, Eia\~ r~>S1 ,
between 8 a. rr . J .m. 1-1 .. n
8 a.m. Jan. r: ... Lesi.t?
Mittie report~ .IS:? ··ort~
of ,., lot h1n~ stol'-r ~r •:: ~~
apartment tJn ~>r H • er "10'!'1•
at 840 tr.-me. , .. "'PO' •
Heuzhts, t~>t\l'efn 1 2 p."'
and 10:30 o.n .
• THI.'RSI>~'. l.t,\ 1·,
\1ark Stev~>n " .. r, 2:?,
of 1800 16• ,rlat . .woola~~·
n POtS, V.<IS lftP<;ff>li lh~o>'
at 6:4c on " \1,.-.<:t .•r:u •
Count· C'our t ... ·arrent '· -
in'l tun "''ltl t;ultllt-·c· .. , -
pear on an lll"'l'"'f~ \~"1.1 ',
.::011t> vtolatwo . . l .annt
Lou1s e Mufirh, 31. of 2963
Catalpa, East Bluff, wa!. ar
rested thert at 5.3CJ p.m
and c:bar~ed wtth as53ult lltH
a deadl} weapon . M~t'l14d
Oavtd Hearn, 31, of 124-1 •
30th, West :"e'l\port. surrer~
dered at poh rf he.i,JQu<~.rt~::.
at 8.50 a "' on Har )()J i..tt~
tr t t c ourt OA·ar rar.t . .sr.:-
m2 hlrr wit~· "'r .t\ , ~ lcs
wtthout sufh tent ,n~ 'or..ds
••• llobm v.,,_.. 11.
wlJo 1s blbd, elllu'ltd tilt
orperatora ot tw s-a Ball
tu~n 2111 If. ~Ma fNIIt,
Centn1 • ewport, .... t1D-
lathac sUte law by lrJrdlc
hlm to leav< tbt premt..
~use be wu ·~led b) Ills gvld~ dog.
• FRil>A Y, JAN. 16
Jarn"s AU n T~ Jr.,
~~. was t harged wtttl d.IJiot'-
de r J }' ltltox.lc.a ted CODdild at-
ter t1e refuse<! to leaYe tbe
home of hls Cormn wUe .t
613 Poppy, Co1"002 dE-l Mar,
at 3 A.m •••• b.larr helleleoe
G.reene, 23, of 1945 Pomooa,
C osu 1 l'S~, was a.rre.ted
at her home at l2~ZO p~m.
ou a warnnt r ba.rclal bV
wilt wntlJJg c~ks wltboat
suffi• teat tJ:a..nk t\md • • •
MH'!sad Angllo Burtino, !7,
•us lff"'Sled at 11 a.m. at
hts bo'T ,.. ett 2 Gretel Court.
"'t>st "'1~. oo 5 Hart10r Dts-
tn~'t r.. ourt ••a.rttnts coo-
··ert111U' v~ht' le ro1e viola-
tions. . . WtliU u, A.utboo)
B<l\ 1, «. of 46(\1 w. Balboa,
"' .. !.t "\ewport, was • barged
.., ttl• rr 1sdemeanor dniDk
ir1\'ln• at 7:3lt p.m at Rtver
3.111'1 4:11. \\~ft ">;~rt •••
A •han:owJ nn~t, ad~ ma-
hme, dothing, jewe lry and
'ash, representing a toti
.:.sttmated loss of $2,020,
v.•t-re-stohm from the home
of Herbert Alfrl!<l Lesher,
1000 Wtstch ff, by a !Jurglar
who broke in through a rear
~ l4tSS door, sometime
IJetwPen 5:30 p.rn. a.M 11:30
p. rr..
• St.Tl'RDAY, JA!'J. 17
James Pllllltps EP>Ck, 31,
of Z2" 19tt,, C entraJ l'fE"''pprt,
as atrPsted a t 12:55 a.m.at
1800 \\ ( oast Hwy ., Marl-
.:~ \hll', on a ~'hall!~ of
·.:.um; up a parklO£ Ucket
.. l.h>ntSP Palmer , 21, or
-'~ \.\ P.a', Costa Mesa.
~ .. ~ l.1fi:Prj ~·Itt ht'lnit ln-
fl ':I• ·at~1 ;me ·iisorderl)' ln
<Jutornol.tle at 1:40 a.m.
• ,, F .t<fdf n and t\pwport,
• 'ltr;;, ~e1vport ... A TV
.,':.'! antJ Jt>W~In, val~ at
~:;30, "'"rE stolen !rom
.~r!<'~ \\ettt>rholt's home at
O'lkwoo-J apartments, 181 5
~·~erinrton, bf>twet>n i a.m.
1111, 10 and 6:30p.m. Jan.17.
MATTRES SES
H EW -a.EauJLDDfG
li'T'f'gular ShaJ)f!S
1Dtsenpd8ot -C.U..
COSTA "lEV. IIIA'fTitOS CO.
.:.'lSO ~.-, a.~ S4-IJOJ
-we -·· ,cH R CHES I
Geatnl Bible a-da
ltOtt•r IlL I EM,S'tO" -~U TOtt
DID ST. etORAMG E, COS TA MESA-6~1-JP•
'-*1 ...., wora'ldp • tO·JO •.m. SUdlJ SdiDol ,.__,....._.wor•tep -6~p.m. ,~ .....
We1rll ftJ Bible sa.ty ud pn.,.T ...... 7:00 p.a .
Aa lad"••llllll cbllrth wttb Blbt. t.leltlat mlAl*J
-FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
tJitl CLIP, OR., M£WP ORT IIACH -6~2:74d
OR. f. KEMTOM I!SHOIE
P ASTO R
,_,.. DA T fC"OOL ••••• tt,. A.li. attL l ITUDT
....... p •••• , •• '-•· .. 1 ..... J,,. , .......
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
TH E CEHTER FOR 6 16 L I CAL STUDIES
1
9 •S A.M. B'I!I L E CL AH fS -I I 00 A.•. WO RS~I " HOUR
7 00 F'.M, EV Af'ICELISTIC HOU R
)01 .. 4CHOLI A .4 T SANT A Af'U -.v £ •. COST A M£54
GR \CI-l\18l E CHL"RCH
\'t>tt'r ans' \lt>monal Rlt111.
'"'" \\ I 'lh \ •\!.J \1t>.,.~
RFV TOM n RFF p.,,,m
Sl NDo\'t \I ~\ I\ I ~
rn ~n ",, ,, ''" r· 'I
Sunda' ' It •••'
all .l)'t'' " •II
li0 \11 Bllq I I I \\"I"
Call c;.;'411 lV'
-\TIE-'0
TH tll'Rt tl
OJ. YOliR t HOI( I
R Gl ll \Rl'
Wr iOV\I t \ l'll I " >1 I
ll1TH .RA ( HliRCH
OFTR MAST [R
1900 Pleiflt' ~ Or
C<M"'f\\ df!l Mar. (.alif
AV.'RFN<'~ D FR\Itn I '
Pa"m Phont M4·2f>b4
SUlft>A Y SC HEDULE·
9: l 5 a .rn. -Sunda.y Seboot
10:30 a .m •• Worsh~
Unt'l) and CoOt~ H r
Chrt $tton ~••nee
~t••c •s
IIK\f CHl R<IIOF
t II RIH \Cif'~TI~T
\ 'O' '•·• \ td•• 'l' put I l\t ·" h
1 '1 '-'IH ' 'C II()() I
0 F. 1(), 30 A, m. '''f)" \I R\'I<E~
I o 1. 10:30 .., m.
\\1 P'\1 \0<\Y I\ t'NIN •
\H l 1 1~<. 8 ..,.m.
Rl '\Ill'<· H.OOr.l
\\ n t.. .l.n ' " .a '" 5 p.m.
~l't.ll('.&., 0 "''"··-·45 p.m.
I H<' .. d.a,
'~" "' S ,,.,, 7-~ p m
'r c. '0 ll (11\.'RCH OF
( HRI l '( 1t:NT1 T
1
'\~"lf'Orl t\folhh .ll
t ..r .. n.a cld ~r
'\I 0() PJn ftC V1r w 0..
"\\ NUAV SCH )()l 10 a.
\\' llA\' R\'1 IOa.m
•vn·H~n .. ,· s:oo P.M .
R<"aduv Room:
3500-n F:. Co .. t8wy.
E~at ,. e~ •• •rd•._
Mon.· M.: tO un. to 5 P·"'
Soodav •hC'I'IIOO•r 1 • a
~c t 0 A.m. '" • p.a..
'OU iU't' ('Ot' ... J' ........
10 attend • .ret. s.r.~.
andtOua-..-....
Ply mouth Conarerat tonal Churtt •
A r .... , .rttJ I~ ~nr.... tJilt ' ·r ~
lHf Rl: JOH A LINOVA,U.. Miliile•
w.on ua¥tct• a.11 ...... .,.. .... &oa.
8 ~ nut o a.m and 7 v.m. Church Sdtoot to...-.
2212 BROAD STREET. NEWfiOAT HIICIMTI
Nw.y ceN twcwidld Phone: -~
tangle
ne Otuce Cout CoUece
PlrUN, t~ .. -Cout c.ltrace play, were Kbe-
-lo-loo(llllt,llu
• • Ln CoUece last DJchl.
Aller wtJudoc !be llrat •
OCIIIIertDce pmes, the &c1
fl...,..t • p&lr -17 -75 lut
-..ek oo WedDesdJY to Sarta
Au College and 66-53 Sat-
•rdiJ nlgbl. to Cerritos.
Tbe Pirates kept nw.-s
eloM: dor1Dc tbe first hall
-the Doos, traltln& JO..Z4 at tbe butter. But ln
tbe ftrst 5 minutes of tbe
seCODd lia.lf, tbt Dons hit
their fi rst 10 sbots ln a
row UJd outscored Coach
Hetb Livsey's Pirates 21
Mt. SAC .... ,.,_.. ... -......... _ 'lt..JI,
wltll e:M to p . n. Biles
~-....... marpa w u. OCC'• _.
JI!J'Uik KOntd 17 poilU ud
pa.lled do'n U r .. .-k.
Pbll Do-..., %1 ... -
and 9 !'£llouda:.
Cerritos led tbe Plntes
33-ZZ at ha.lftlme, and die
8 11Cl dJd nol tbreatea ttDt11
the final minutes. They oat
t be lead to 56-50 db !
minutes left , but the rally
tell short as Jeruko fouled
out. He scored 9 polrlts for
the eYeolng and had 19 re-
bouodJ. Ta)'lor led tbe OCC
scorlnr. with 11, and Tom
Lloy bad 10.
TENNIS
-to 50
rs Shoes -Random sizes
Wilson & Penn
Tennis Shorts & Shirts
4.95 . 5.95 . 6.95 . 8.95
ALL SALES SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
1 Time
20 worda « leu . . . 2 .oo
21 to SO words . . . . . s.oo
31 to 40 wordS . . . . . 4.00
.Each word O't'_. «rr. . .10
olllllCEL'\.AMEOUS
KOf oimoWM~
p~~~;) a~ ·~~.;_-~.~.:~
Fancy
Japanese colored Carp
2 02~2 s • .,..,.,.,... A.w
near O .C A l•go•l
(714) 556.4920
IIMtll ............ Of ~ a-..
•MEARtHC AIDS
•
HAL AEBtSCHE A
~ .. ~. ~Nii'i.ooll
Proper Fitting An ured
3409 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona det Mar
675-3833
U.L!S ~lEI'¥ teE
4<ru ~ 17Tl-4, COSTA MESA
646 -7106 -6-46-6855
-U)DUI-) atfUII
•
W.f.....a~f AI ____ _
F._..-..,
82100 E. c-Hwy., ..
PHONE : 759-HOI
• I'L"IISTI
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
l)tM•rl Tosh
rLORIS'IS -· _.,. JQINoa;al..,..,
ea.-
Z Times 3 Ttmes
3.50 4.50
4. 75 6.00
6.50 8.00
.15 .to
o l'LASTERI!I _
PLASTER PATCHING.
Sandblast and re-sturro.
Spanish or tro.,.·el tenure.
Spraved acousllral reU -
ings: (~o mess.) :-oo job
too small . 642 -4434.
o WAH TED
URGENT! Have 65xl 8 foot
motor yacht. Req1•ire slip
wUh provision for park-
ing car. Discuss an}
te rms, We£>kda rs (213)
427-7939.
• 1M VESTMENTS
BR .'.INS plusopportumt) plus
pe rsistence equals
MO~EY. For details, send
self-add ressed, stamped
envelope to A.At:, so-;
Hllva.nu , ~ewport BeartJ,
Cahf. 92660.
S2,500 LOA~ neeoded b) a
IO"al Realtor. Will pa)
10~ and 8 points. Cat!
Mr. Hen ry, 979-6&66.
• FOR iA'\.E
191 3 F1AT1 28statlonwagon.
l.tke new. 32 mlles per
gallon. Price S2,350. Frr
sale by 0'4'Der . Call "eVen-
ings &~5-3737.
I EST .H E SA LE -Antiques,
furniture and "junque,"
Fo r details r ail 67 5-5016,
Call I" Yetvr W•nt All
'-file Ensltft:
673-0550
o SERVICES
CLEN'S GARDENING -an<1
I cleanup service, lawn
plannlng and prepa.ntlon.
I ReasonabiP rates. Good
rPrerences. Call 67 3-2007
1 after 5 p:m.
1LAI'DSCA PE COMPANY -
Install and repair sprink-
lers. Licensed. (213) 696 -
430 1.
• PLUMitHG & HEATtti.CO
Just Plumbing
_. •:::I:=A=-u r:...:v...:u.:.:::L:::o:.::"--1 & Heating ·
U/_ •• _, __ ,, ~ • Water Heaters , Dtspoals,
BEAUTY NOOK 1 Drtins, faucets, Copper Re-pipes ...• Reuonable
2732 E . Coast Hwy. prkes, day, nl(ht or week-
Corona del Mar ends!
Phone844-7336 IJ UST PLUMBING
Telephone: 64Z-41U.
• CHIROPRACTOR License No. 300948
-""' I I E "7 • MAitiHE HAitDWAU
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900 W, COAST HwY., N. B. ...un
JANUARY
WurHtzer spinet pl.uo, rood
ptaytng coodtttoo •• $ 595
Ham moad orru,L-10! 595
New sptoet ptuo, ehotee of
nntsh • • • • • • • • • 175
LowreJ HoUdaJ orru w/
Losito apkr,, • , , , 595
Rllllet ' Dnla -pt.
aDO ,.. • • • • • • • • 5e
New Yamaba orpa. • 115
Ytmaha ptuo-r..ta.J re-
tara • . • . • • • . • • 1J50
Y amabl oouolo orpa-
£101!, porleet -· .1?95 SCAIIIDT lltJIIC CO,
Yama.hl -aelaft'-t..owft1
1901 N. llatDSt~-AI&
Eet. lt14
SPIKE, by Marie Lade. No. 4, earns a polat forb
Orange Cotlnty VolleJball Club ln the recl!llt Na..al
Junior Girls ChamploUbtps in Hantlngtoo S.Cb. Marie,
15, a sophOmore at Newport lh.rbor hiCb. was picked
to the first team All-America SQttad for be.r ap cro-p,
The OC VC teams ue loaded with Newport tal..t. Ill
both tbe junior (under 15) and senior (15~19) cifl.s'
4l'fla:iou. Tbe OCVC team woo the tourumeut.
SUSA.~E ASKEW, on the other side of the net, bloets
a Manhattan Beach spike dur ing the National Junior
Glrls volleyball champlonsh.ips held recently in Hurrt~
ington Beach. Susanne, 14, a rreshman at Corona del
Mar lllgh, shar ed tou rnament MVP llOnors with Monica
Par, also of CDMHS. Near the net with Susanne 1.5 Kelly
Robertis, 13, or Lincoln middle school. Susanne, Kelly
and several other Newport girls played oo the champion~
ship Orange County Volleyball Club team.
LUALIIOTICI LEGAl. IIOTICI
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
NOTICE liiiVlTlNG BIOS
SEALED BI DS will be received at the office of the City
Clerk, Clty Hall, Newport Beach, Callfomi.J., until 10:-30
a.m. on the 12th day of Februa.ry, 1916, at which Ume tttey
will be opened and read, ror petfor mlnt!: work as follows:
CONSTR UCTION OF ADorrtON
TO MA Rl~£ DEPARTMENT BUILDING
CONTR Act NO . 1760 -
Bids must be submitted on tbe proposal for m attached.
wit h the cootra.ct documt'llts fUrnished by the Jlubllc Works
Department. The add.lttonal cop}' of the proposal form Is
to be retained by tbe bidder for his records.
Each bid must be accompanied by cash, certlfled check
or Bl!)der's Bond, made payable to the City of Newport
Beach, for an a mount equal to at least 10 percent of t be
amount bid .
T he title or the project and the words "SEALED BID"
shall be clearly marked on thp outside of the t>~~velope
containing the btd.
The contract doc ument s that must be completed, exe-
cuted, and returned in the sea led bid are:
A. Proposal
B. Designation of Subcontractor s
C. Bidder 's Bond
D. Noo-collusion A!!ida vlt
E. statement or Financial Responsibility
F'. TecMical Ability and Experience References
These OOcu ments s ha ll be atnxed wltb the stpature
and titles of the persons sl.gnt.ng on behalf of tbe bidder.
For corpora.Uons, the s tgnatures of the PRESIDENT or
VICE PRESIDENT and SEC RETARY or AS.SmANT SEC-
RETARY are required and the COR PORATE SEAL sha.U
be a.ttixed to all documents requir ing signatures. 1n the
case of a Partnersblp, the signature of at least one geoeral
partner ts required.
No bids wUI be accepted from a contnctor who !'as
not been licensed in accordiDce with the profls.lou of
Chapter 9, Dlf tslon Dl of the Business I,Dd PtofeSSIOfls'
Code. The eootractor sha.U stlte his license number and
·classification ln the proposal. .
One set of plans and eontract dbcum.ms, iDcludlDc
special provisions, may be obta!Ded at the Publli Worts
Department, City Hall, Newport Bea ctt. Calt.romia, at DO
cost to licensed contractors. It Is requested tbal: the plans
aM eontract documents be returned wlth.ln Z weeks after
btd opentng,
The Cit}· has adopted the STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
f OR PUBLIC WORKS CONSTRUCTION (197S E4Woa) u
prepa"" by the Southern Catlfoml& Chapters of the Amer~
leu Public Works Association and the AHoetated G.Deral
Coa.tractors of America. Copies may be obtabted trom
BuUdiac News, Inc., 3055 Overlaad AYemHJ, Lol Angelo,
Calllomla 90034, (213) 870-9871,
The Ctty Ills &dople<l studlrd Special Prcn1alou ud
~rd Drtwtnr s. Coptu ol theN are uailable at tbe
PUbUc Worts Dtpa.rtment at a cost of $5,00 ptr lit,
A ttandlrd "Certificate of tuaranee tor CODtn.d won
~" form hl.s been adopted by tbt City. 'flllllr>rm
fls the oaly certlttcate or m.ruce aeceptlbte to the Ctty,
Tbe R ceenfbl low bidder wt1l bt HC~Ulrld to c:ompMC.e
this form upoa award of the coatnct.
For IDY requtrtd bonds , tbe OOfi'CJII\)' laiiJ.ac Bid ......_,
Labor Ud Material Boocls, Ud Falttlal P~
DoDds malt be u lnsura.oce OOIIICUJ or aNty 0011 t 'IJ
lietnllfld by the State of CaldomiL Tbe eompul• ••
alao r..n a current Geoenl Polley HoNtfl IWill ol
A or better; and a Finutelal Ratlal at at 1.-AAA u
per the latelt tdlt1oo or Belt'l Key Ratllc c.ddl (,._.
erty • Llabtuty ~
lllacoo.....,e with tho--o1 Artklo I, c...,.. 1,
Part 7 of !be C<lomta Lal>or Code (Sac-17'10 « -~
t1>o City C-'1 of the CttJ ol N_.-t s.c• tu --
._ till -~ prt-ntl ol por --Ia 1M ~ ........ b till -to ............. ...
IKh eral, cllliRtlcltlOQ, or tJ11e of ww• s • -.e 'c
-.. -tilt --""" ... oat--~a:,· ::.-~Oleo::·:-:~~".:;
CIIJ C'-'. AU puUoo Ia tiil--llopo-b1 Ill prrt liar • tt tat car • lair c.:; : !l to ,......._ wee n.tte 411o11ss a.,.,._.m -
Tllo CIIJ ,_. .. t11o ... lo ...... lllf • aa-
ud .. -., -tllllllr.--. LAIIIIA LAGIDI, CITY ClAD em or IUIIOft •ACll, c~
-
hill . '·· It, lf?t, ... .... ..... . 7 ..
-oM-. .. lllltl. .........
IIIII llllltt"• cndllc 1 t
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~ r-,.....,CDII
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-"' ... laiQooo, ..m try lo llay ,... oll1ie CDII
(Ieee, wUb dlt ...... be -·----·~--llllllll'• llltn-dty ......... c--.F-,-. ... Eacloo ..... ,_,
Newport Rubor"•..._.,
wllo .tuted. tbt -u ~ IIIey ..... -.. lit cteed Ill tbe water all
1l'llter. bu·e reeled oil S
m&lPI --....... tilt blr .UOn of tbe 1ut
IIlii "' ... -'-......... After 1ut llfC!Jt's
pme wltb EdltDD, tbe Tars
play Friday alcbt a Ie:ape-
1eadlloll&rlol.
Coot& 11..., scramtittng
to ret back lD tbe Ceatury
nee, Is at Santa AN oo
Frtday oJctt,
Lut FrldaJ. tbeSHKb:lgs
woo wltb nrprlslae ease
oYer a stroDC E.W.Cla
oqud, -the ElClK 63-U to nm thelr RUOO
record to 17-0. Estucla's
Jlm McCloK.eJ, who was
lead.iac tbe lac-with aa
anrage of better lttlD 19
pobltt a pme. wu out-
scored t0-15 by COM's Alex
Black, -p&lre<lolhptllet
McCloskey at center. The
Sea KtDgs led from the start,
ud played an almottperfeet
game, plllliDg away to a 10-
poiDt balftlme lead. and tn.
cr-e:a.siD( lt to a.s mueb as
ZO poiml. Pat Ahem llld 13
polDts and SteYe Schloemer
added 12 for the winners.
Jacque Tuz and Doug Gam
or COM stuck with Mc-
Closkey Uke a blanket,
ma.kblg It dlfflcult for the
Eagles to get tbe ball to
their big center.
Newport Harbor, after
lostDg the first 3 SllnSet
League ga.mes, made lt 3
wins 1n a row last Friday,
outsboot.lng Westminster74-
S6. Scor1Dc was led
15 Pl)intl
boaDds. Tbe Jed by
JUt 2 at tbe balf, bat took
commaM in tbt 3rdqaarter,
going abtad bJ 13, aDd kept
pulllng any.
Nert Wednesday Dlght, Co-
rona del Mar ls at TustlD.,
Newport Harbor hosts Los
Alt.mltos, EJtaacb. plays at
bome apm.t Mapolla and
Costa Mesa w111 host El
MOdeu.
PRACTICE AREA FOR
BASEBALL & TENNIS
Harbor Racquet Clllb w1U
l.nsWI a baseball aDd teftnis
pnett~ nnce on a 150 by
S40 foot site at the oortb~
east comer of the Oruce
Coaaty Fatrcroands, ac.
cordlac to ceneni m--rer
J. I . Porterfteld. Leule
Donald R. Ward of COita
Mesa "IJ[Il beglD c.oo.trwc-
Uon upaa ftal.l IIJPfOYII by
tile State of Callfontla.
Twelve battlnc caces and 6
teonls practice alleJs are
pluoed.
IOOT!C£
OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN till! Hie CttJ C...U
of the Ctty of N..,.rt Beach
wtu Mid a plbUc bo&rtD(
reprdla( pr~ Ordtn-
uoe No. te57, betic. AN
ORDIIUIIC£ OF THE CITY
OF NEWPORT BEACH
AIIEIIDOIG IN ITS EN-
TIRETY TITLE 10 OF THE
NEWPORT BEACH IIUIQCI-
PAL CODE, IIOCLUiliiiG A
~ ANDRE-
IfU'IGIERIIIG OF WJ lNG
CI1API'Elll OF IIECTI(lfiS
WITII RIVIIIONS OF Til£
~~~~~
........ '
$51,000
3 bedroom, 2 bath. huge family room, nnest
Costa Mesa area. Leased for I ye:a.r • • • will
carry Itself.
Buy DOW for fbtun home or investment.
~MARTIN 644
-
7383
REAL ESTATE
-10:16 E. COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL •a•n
l04 E. BALBOA Bl.. VD., BI.LBOA 675-4710
----~---. . .
Shorecliffs
265 MORNING CANYON DR
Most des irable area of Corona del Mll.t ...
tree Uoed street s ..• wLth a private beaCI1 access.
Custom built deluxe home on large, well land-
s caped lot. 3 bedrooms, 3 t.ra ths, ror mal dinLnR,
family room and studio.
Call for an appointment
$179,000 ------
Lido Classic
215 VIA MENTONE
OPEN FRI.-SAT.·SliH.
belotlllll
aad
::uston1
Mint condition $129,000
*"~* 1637 E. C..t ltw'l•·l , ............
CANYON CUSTOM
LuJJJry home located on large pool size come r
lot. Three bed rooms, 2-1/2 baths, family room,
dlniag room, and boous r oom. (Bonus room can be
caaverte<l to 2 bedrooms.) Large rountr y kitc hen.
I
M&plficeot vtew ot goU course. T his 3500 SQ. ft .
stnc:Ie level home Is 3 years old and offer s the
best ln execuUve Uvtng. Outstanding value, $195,000.
BIG CANYON CONDO
Beautifbl S bedroom, 3 bath Big Canyon condo,
'Popabr Bordeau"! modPI. This custom deconted
· home features a secluded patio, finished p nge
I plas many other extras. Owner will finance and
has reduced price to $123,000. Owner wlll also
lease, call for detalls. VACA NT -READY -ANXIOUS.
C. II
. ···~·-" Rachell~ Robers, Realtor
3333 E. 0.. Hipway
.~ •. del Mar ** **** IIAICIIIG 110 I1UIIIT A1ITIVE
CRAIIGU, AND AllOP111«l
THE RE¢0DmiD Tn'LE
10 BY Rlf'IUIICE, -· I ..... C.RII .. R .A.~MM. -...... .........,.
tbo Zaoloc eo..
IIOTICI ··-y FUR-
TRBII GIYP -lllo -............... --lllo 1111 .., ol -F~,
lfll, et till -fll t:IO P.M. II till C••cU
Ch 'MI .... a., a.u
ftl. 1111 CI;J.Cic u rte.dl,
c.-, • --_.....,..,._. .. , I
PC 1111_, __ _. .. -
1.-a """"' CllrCiaft Cllrffl...,.._
Unit sales for December through
the Multiple Listing Se rvice of the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board
or Realtors amounted to $21,967,-
040.00 -maldng a grand total ot
$280.9 MILLION fo r the 12 months
In 1975 .
THIB IS MORE THAN
INCREASE OVER THE
_PERIOD A YEAR AGO!
1Ait' r,_r prcperty. wttb
A 43%
SAME
Pill* IlLII. ....... .............. ' lilil.iii • •••
.... ..... fllolae ..til fll laiC"IJ tl b II 11"1 Coroa de1 Mar.
lUST REDUCED TO ........... .
$87,500 •••• Old 11ouse on
TWO R--l tOTS
South of Highway
Cloae to oeeu in old Coroaa dt'>l Mar. ••••
SPANISH FU\ VOR
Dcwer Shores borne superb for eoterta1niJic. Larce eatry, famUy room, llvtug room aDd patio
wttb pool aDd jacuu.l provide ID easy flow pattern
for pests.
ALL AT ONE OF THE BEST PRICES
only $169,500
UOX Y. tRAXKJ.jX
'
R~AlTOR '' 3250 last Coast !i1ghway
Corona del Mar. Calitornra ..._...._,..
Speclacufa,
Ba, V~wfff-
Spacious family bayfront. Piet & slip
for large boat. 4 BR, 4'~ ba.1 dining rm.
&fatn. rm. 50 Ft. lot. Via LiooN<mi
..uc:• POa AC110M! ms.ioo
"n 1 , r avilioll
200 MAIN STRE?E?T • I!I..U.I!IOA
675-1130 -·"Irs A ""ALE OF AM IDEA f'
UNBELIEVABLE VIEW
You OWN liHE LAND!!
3 Bedrooms-4 Baths
tl CHECK THESE FINE FEATURES
FanaUy room •• wet bar and lee mater --
Spadou muter suite wltb extra-larce wan:!b.
cloeeta ·-Two tlreplaces (ta.mUy room IDd 1lrillc
room) --CbaNbera Ofeo (self-clean.l-c) --Jeona.Lr
coot-tap ud BBQ grtlt. .... ···-· ... -~JJM maple clqlptac block--Trash compactor
-· lOO..pl. ~-water beater wltb elrculaU.C sy-.m
trw fllllllllat bot water --AvtomaUc PJ'IIe door-
os-er -1fall-4o-wall carpeting IDd tloted claaa
tllrc-c~D~t. . ................. ....
hilt-ID ¥telllm ""lee --Smoke cletectors --
M-.. IMtreom --Qaa.Uty We uct awt»>ll --a.a.....,.. ,_.rt (OD aU drawers) -Eaettilc
... o1 tleetrteal ft.&tares --L~ ..t lllto-
llatic ..,.-tllldera.
AMO MUCH, MUCH MORE FOJt S21S.OOO
548-0040
Carl Arthofer
OWNER • CONTilAC-~""""'Oil
.2331· Cliff. ·or.., Newport Beida
..
Two bedl'OOms, t baths in each. Owner's unJt
with nlce woodsy view. Beautiful living room with
U.B. tlreplace. Walk to ever ything, including the
beach. 4 car garage. Many upgrades. See this
now -$119,000.
WALk TO BEACH OR TOWN
Remodeled artist's dream. Llght, spacious rooms,
lovely patio, completely new exterior with 15 year
warranty. Cozy rental unlt. $123,000 •
OCEAN BREEZES
. • • are what you get with this sharp Presley
buUt 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Sbatll condition
inside and out plus central air conditioning. Clos~
to elementary school and shopping. Assumable
VA loan too. $57,250. Capistrano Bea ch.
MORE OCEAN BREEZES
..• ln another beauty by Presley, three bed-
rooms, formal dint~ -or make lt a den. Take
your cholce of these 2 well located homes. $56,950.
Capistrano Beach.
~ARKVIEW CENTER
5321 University Drive, Irvin~
552-7000
, ... ,. .. , , .. ,. ....
VIEW FROM THREE LEVELS
Elepntty deslrned 5 be;troom, 5 bath home
with ALL the ameoltles for luxurious living,
including prlvate pier and slip --also an i.nsplrlng
view from the ''Picture Windows." Realistically
priced at $398,500. Please can for appofntment
to see.
lOY R. McCARDLE
UALTOil 11J
se..mt IM·
ffl• NEWPORT &.VD., COSTA-MESA ············••t!!'~
CURT DD8H . . UALto& • e42·t472
2400 WI!IT COAST HWY ., NI!....OlitT BaAt;H
BUilDING
1,200 SQ. FT • .UILOIMG OM 25,00 $Q. . . .
FT. Of LAMD.
MIWPOIT ILVD., COSTA MESA.
VACANT LOT ADJOIMIMG ALSO IS
AVAILAILI.
The new CENTURY -21 Action Warn.utyguarantees
wh2t we wut do for you ••• guarantees 1n writJar
the sernce designed to get fast action on )'Oilr
home. And It's frf!l!. Get your copy of our Actloo
Warranty bv s1opp1ng by our office or calling
6-45-7221.
,.
WESTCLI FF REALTY CO.
1733 Westcl iff Dr. Newpo rt 3eoch
W.'reNatiMal, but we'reNei~,.
VALLEY REALTY
PRESENTS
LIDO LIFE CONDOS
Warenroat Urfng on Newport's MaJn ~I'IUML
lpaeto.1 2 IDd 3 bedrooms plus ~1\ 'll l •f't bar.
FIMtt cxaatnctioo amiable. <:abter'1'1•tl'n part-lie. From $179,500.
OME YEAR WARRAN TY lMCLUDED
.................
oflnJa~J/e
Beaut. 4 RR . fam. rm. Country English'
atm osphere. enclosed patao. J
estabhshed trees, boat slip. S245.000
Being remodeled: custom 5 BR. 5 Ba.
6500 Sq. ft home on point. pool, dock.
Custom . completely furnished 6 BR.·
41-; ba . 3 car gar. On lagoon. $325,000.
Custom 5 BR . 4 ha \'iew. 80 ft on
la~oon . Boat sltp. S295 000
BILL GRL o·Y. Realtor
LIST .
and RELAX
"RESERVED TO
OFFER Y OUR
HOME"
fOR SALE
YOUR VEHICLE
K l
to a
QUICK SALE!
'('fntio(IR•1141flll;
675-1150
tl55 e COAST .-v c:o_,.,.., on..-. CA •a
Waterfront Duplex
Waot to live at the beach? LiYe in the 3 bedroom, z bath unit and rent the 2 bedroom, ! bath unit;
what more could ;•ou ask for"
Priced at S 175,000
Big Canyon-
DEANE HOME
lnd i vidual effect created by
expanded VersaiJJes. Dramatic
indoor-outdoor livability. Pravacy &
v1ew. S260,000
A COLDWILL 1M M CO.
644-.1766
M-m-mmm!!.,. ~"~' ., ~
LiHie, but Luscious
OCEAN SIDE OF HIGHWAY
A cute <'ottage on R-2 lot ln Corona del Mu.
Perfect for future dupl~>x construC'tiOD. YOC GOl'T A
SEE THIS 0 '\P
CALL US FOR WORE IHFORMATIONt
Call 673-.8550
2 ACRE VIEW HOME
NewportBeadl
--
epe•••
Sallitla)'s
3424 Via Lido
Beach
••ut l ..... .., ..
,_ •• ffl IIIII .. illolo __ ._.._ --··--pr r i'IJ.Iddtltec~ 1 f 11'111--.... ·-..,._....,. ... _ ................
l'llllllwl . au ti'N -. _ ... ,_......,..
.,..,. ll.,rlilll*lllllllle
h'OGI I to I ae ..... 'I'M ~
ter a. ••ctrld to ba ape. laleau-.. r.
nor.-~ ..
pre 'lJ' -""..._ will 4
....... f'lllll'll ... •JDr
Americ:la ..._,I!Hie --flldlllt•a .t ODt ......
1-. Tboy -For<; CMYrolet --Joe--
PIIer-.. OWMr ol IIK-
floftrd ~ IAwdlc. SM11 Au. ud lrtrmer oner ol
MacPber.. Cr.enolet_ Sill
CleiDtllte; ud Uacala~ller
euy aod B..-Leyloocl -rs --Rar n-. owner ot nadeboe LlDcola-
Mercal')', Belltlonr.
IITIDe Aato C..Ur is Jo~
cated iloacaldetlteS..Dteco
freen.J at LUI Forest Road
(C-) !a-.
the LARGE
Limited time offer!
250'1
Regt~lar · $4.75
Special · $3.49
TOP-RAMDD )Iaior e-ta players from ~te-.,.or.., Ste"
lluool, II loft, aa1 lim Cvler ebeek GO! JIJo--tao-1o IIIII Orup C-T..U .... eal-r.
Tbe e....,.r ....._ players pt-. altel.d tor ta.nament
eompetttloD, ud belpl: ctes IIP(t recrlil*tb Cleputm:Mlls
aYO!d ODidltctblc toaney se~tes. (Patrtct Herren -.)
Mfg. Assn. names Price
IDd Cooperath'e FOOd Dls-
triblltoH o( America, Chi-
cago; and. ls actt-.e In the
FtnancW EueatiYeS lD-
stlblte, Amerlcao Mauge-
meot AuoclaUOD a.Dd tbe
Natioul Auoclatioo of Ac-
c:oataa5.
Raodo)pb H. Prtce of Co.
1'0111 del Mu, presldeat IDd.
cblef necutln om.cer of
Certtfted Grocers of Call. lomla, l.td., 1tu-elected
to tbt board or dl~rs ~
tbe Merehuts aDd WazJu.
raeturers AsSD.
Mr. Price, who has been
wtth Certlfled ataee 193-t, u.o ls aa omeer aDd m.
rector of Certifted:'s three
.c.l<Uary compu.les:
Sputu Grocers Inc.,
Grocers aDd Merct..nts In.
sa.nnce Group, lDd Grocers
Equlpmeat Company.
Ke ls a director of Pa-
cUI.e MercaotUe Compt.Dy,
SID Francisco; a director
o1 Super Martel lutltute
Newport
Drinlers
TOTAL PRINTIN G
FACILITIES
li.fD-4444
'00 N«Jfi/'Ort c -t•r Dr.
S11i te 00 I
N• rt tJe•d
-.
TROPHY CONTEST
HELD BY O.C. 'fi.IR
The Orange CCMmty Fair
is sponsoring 1 tropbl de~
sign coctest to proTide a
special award for f>est of
s!JO'Ir .trmers.
Entries should feature
heritage ud progress unique
to tbe Orange County Fair
:md must be cac-ble of be-
Ing reproduced eco-
oomlcally, Permlasioo to
copy the deslp sboWd ae.
compMy eacb eatey. Proto-
type models are preferred.
but scale drawtocs wtll be
accepted,
Entries are to be de-
UYered to tbe ta.1rgrounds,
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa,
by Frt~Y. Aprll2, Fintber
information may be obtalDed
by calling Miss Jetnnie Ed-
wards, ezecutin secretary,
&t 545-UU.
Foreign Car rues
'
~-
vw & Small Car Oners
I'Qiyester Cord "Power Streak"78
$22 blackwell
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AtOne Low Price!
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bl _..CIMW"Rc IWMW., NOTICE
puttlol: 1o -IJ&*....... OF PUBLIC HEARIIIG or D11111er. NOTICE IS HEREBY
• THE REQUEST G1 Tete-GlYEN tMt tile CltJ eo.eu
p,.,...,..r 1Dr ea01o TV toe ffl IIIII City ffl Nnportlloaeb
tnc...-wu oW' eel to wUI '*I a pilllbUe ·11eu111
the F ... 23 "-11 meet-.......,._ ~nl Plao tac. A...-eat Ho. 11, a pro-
If fiM BTNICU, A FEW~ YAY ti£AN
l11E O.Ffi!VCNCE t!IETWEEN UFE AHO DEATH!
SOME EkPDtTS SAY AI "'-Nr AS ... Of FIM
FATAliTIES WERE NEVER TOUCHED BY FLAMES!
U.l . & FIM_ MARSHAL AP'PAOY£0 FOA HOMES.
APARTMENTS ANO!OA MOittlE HOMES. .. .......... ...... .. ~ ......... ,, ..
SEA COAST ALARMS
• APPOINTMENTS com-poeed ren.a ol tbe laad
mlttee, wttb Co.c:Umu use ~lou for tbe
Jotwa Store u cbal.rmu ud Aenx.troaie-Ford aile, llld
COGDCUmea Paat Ryclloft'IDd reMJitblc etuces ta tbe LIDCI
Luctue Kaeba. u ~rs •. Use Elemeat .-:1, poulbly,
was appoloted by MaJOr Doa-lbe Relldeatlal Growth .-.-. ~ ..,._
ald MclaaiJ, to come ap Element. t w1th a uomt.ee to replace NOTICE r; HEREBY FUR-
WUllam Tlei"'WW., 'Who re-THER GIVEN that the Slid '
slped !rom tbe PlaADbl( publle heartoo wtll be ,.ld
ORIGINALS
Commlsstoa, aDd. Jota on the 9tb day ol February, '
Payne, wbo reslped !rom 1976, at the boor of ?,30 Hand crafted and
the Parks, Beaches and P.M. fn the Coaocll
Reerea-Commtaloa. Chambers ol the City Hall t hand made gift
• APPOINTMENTS were of the Cttyof NpPOrt Beach.
made to tbe truaportatloo Callloruta, at w!lleb Ume itemS for every occasion.
plan cltl.zeas adnsory com. and place u.yudallpermns t f
mlttee. Ileum SkllllDc. interested may appear IDd
Cart Dosh md Robert Curd be heard thereon. ('t • (7) f
were added to the 14-mem-Laun Lagtos · cJpaztOW j Jncn oP1M • DAYS 10. s . ber panel. City Clerk b 1416 NiWPORT aLYD. t
mtttee bas a ncuc:y tt.t Pabltstt.lan. !9, 19'71,1Ptbe ~ ~ ~ ,._. ~ • BICYCLE tratls com-~==c~t~ty~ot~N~e~wpo~~rt~s.oeE:·~~CO:::IY:A:M::IIA::.::'":· =·~ ... ==·~-==·:·:·:-1:6~4:0:·; •Ul be filled on Feb. 9, Newport fla.rbor EUI(L
due to the acceptsnce by
Councll of tbe reslgaatloo
of Wiley McNair. CLAMS • OYSTERS • SHRIMP • SWORDFISH • BASS
• MARINE DEPT. buDd-
log addJ.Uoe wu ~yed, aDIS
bids wUl be toUgbt,
• UM'ER problem wu
discussed, and tbe CoaacU
directed tbe city muapr
to wort wltb the cttl&eas
Litter Committee to de-
termine ways to better ea.-
force the M.tl-lltter
LUIICHEOII fnl• n.l6
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THE STOP SIGN
A few yeo.rs bact, Wl!eG 1be ~· t1. IIIIa town fOOIIbl tbo freeway Uld -tbo
battle, we prom.-lbe-eblclnrayfolutbatwe ....,ld 10 riCbt 1o ,..rt 011 alte!'lll.tln
ftys of aoiYIDc Ollr tralllc meu.
We hn•'t tept our promise. 011, a~re, there's beeD a 1111 of talk Uld hot air,
·bat that's lboUt it, Every time aom~ 1tarts to suqest a aolutloG, !bore Is always
some tittle_..., '""" 1o -It -· Meo.mrbUe, 1be prabl-)m ,.U btaer.
Let' a loot at u uample, Tbo esteu1011 t1. UDiYOrslty DrtYO across 1be Bact Bay
Ia In 1be city Uld ooomty muter road plaaa, AllJI>ody -""""" uytblac -tralllc has aiel lbo project sboald be --. It -'dllnlt UDIYerslty from
MacArtlllr Bl•d. 1o Dol Mar A... Tbo main tiline IIIIa wwld accomplish Ia that
uJI>ody In Eulbhd!, 1be Stalls, Hartlor View Homos, Spnlasa, Saata ADa He!pts,
tbe West UJliM!r Bay, tbo Bact Bay, Bay Crest, Costa Yell or ln!De -.ld bl•e
u al1er!llle route ...-1 tbo Bay. Now, tblt'a a lot of folks IDII a lot of tralllc.
It 'II'Oilld gl.. quite a bit of reUef to Coast Hwy, IDII Brlatol St., both of which an
onrc....-. This rood simply mates ,_, Tbo coaaty Uld 1be cltlea tl. 11-rt,
Costa Mea Uld Inllle acree with tbat.
So, Qo'S lllldlllc 1111 lbo atop sip 011 this mucb..,eecled rood?ll's hard to pin lbom
c1cmt, bat ........,.Uy It's lll lmboly coolltlall of a ltlDciM of ecologists IDII a major
deYelaper --.. boutly to poUUclllls.
Tbo deoeloper u ... In 1be areo, IDII -·t Wlllt a road ooar hla bOll•. He'd
rather drl•• 011 a rood by -~ elM's -· Alld .,.,, 1be Fr10Ddl of tbo Bay,
-claim 1o be cr-t ~ are ti')'IIJi 1o block 1be city from dolllc u c'llroo-
. mlll1al l-et report 08 tbl project. Now, -are 1be (WYI -'O'lllt lll EIR 011
e1'erytldlc from a _, 1DIIot 1o a pile t1. bird dl' ...... Bat, tbo}' wut to STOP
u EIR 08 Uamrslty Drift, Wby? For tile a111e -1be cleoelaper Wlllla to lllop
U. A lot t1. them tift 1111 Ia that area, ud llley're oelftlh ......, to thll!lt 1be Bact
Ba:y heap 1o tblm,
O.r .....ty 8111Jen1aor, c;...nJ Riley, ... -lllrlllply slllllt Qll IIIIa lWII
eftr IIIDct bl toot olllee. Tbl cleoelaptr Uld 1be G-.ral baloor to 1be -eN>,
,.,.. -· Will& tbo c;.enJ 1'111.1 tor re-oltctloll; It will be lnterostlnc to -wllere
his -eomos from. We will be waiclalac --IJ,
Rigllt -, tbo ..ure lWII Ia batllod 1111 In a Filii ltd Game poUtl<al committee.
O.r maJOI' 1a ~a --•ttea. u -tbodJ _, -·olllbe dime pl'lttJ
aooa, I a U'¢ -ft orpa1M tile lolb -drift IDIIII'IIo .. y pa ta.. 1o balld
I'Oid8. I 1*&: tt'a 1iD1e ft toot tile lllop alp oat tl. tbl IIJlldll tl. IIIIa Alall bud tl.
am....,r tn111c copa. Tbo 'fUI majority <1. ~· -'II 11M 1o blft -!Ollie
...-.! tile Bay, lt'a 1iDie we 1olcl t-clofts thai tlleJ an 10 lallpr llllar 1o ra
oar UN. AI Forpl • • • • • • • • • •
llDn al tbt ........... 101 tbl --alal'l8 --coUI l&ft,...-,... ..... lma. ....... botb 1111 baltery-ralod ud .... 17Pos .... by -·.........-.