HomeMy WebLinkAbout1976-02-19 - Newport Harbor EnsignJAY SMI TH AL LAWRENC E
Annex, parking
issues face CDM
Down· oaS1 Jnnt-"<allon,
It' t-l~>f ttons, parktnc aJJI1
l l •t• t>fltNIIliCII OfiSPIVanr P
:JrP rt,p hi pro Jt>' t c; .thea• I
frJ r II"• ,-ot vrra 1 .. 1 ~lar < JVI
-\ssn • aP~to'l } -('IP··rr•1 presl -
1f'nt 11\ S111 tttJ o;J H1 ttus
II.PPI-..
Crash kills
officer 's son
Funeral servirE's were
held tod2y anrJ Friday for
P • .ul Broad, 18, or Cosw
ME'sa, who rlt.-.1 Tuesday m
an o.uto wrt>d. tn Huntintttoo
Bt>a•·h.
~h. n.~ .. fJ and Ills (lrJ
rnt>nd, ~JOrah D€mont, 1:1,
o! Santa Ana, died when the
ra r dnvt>n hy Paul rammecl
the rt'<.~r enrl or a parkt'd
vap on Coast Hw}. along
Ho1sa Chka llf'ar h. Paul,
son or Costa Mes .. pohr e-
mao Ros•·o{' Hroarl, WJspro-
nounrf'd rtr-atl at the srene.
Dt>horah rtlt'rl 6 hours later
ln the 1-ospilal.
Two ocrupants of the nn,
asl~>ep whpn rhe accident oc-
t·urrer1, w<>rE' tn }ured
sllghtl}. Pohre salt1 thE' van
was IE'!l'ally parked at thE'
sit1•· or the> hi..: trw a}.
Paul \\'CI'i an Eo~~le s ... oot
an f ,. 1 'l7~. •raduate of Mater
UPI hi~h c;rhOol in Santa
>\na. He wasanOranl!eCoast
Coli~~> c;tudo>nt.
\ "'a"" is "' hPdult>l'i for
'; :30 p.rt. tont••llt, fo eL. 19,
ancl a nt.lS!-Jt 10 a.rn. Fr l-
d:n in St.Joar hlm'c;Cathohr
Churl'lt 111 t osta Mesa.
R•1r•al wtll llf' 1n Good Shep-
herd , "' reh-ry, Hunhngton
llearh.
M.S. Explorer
sailing here
The "M. S. Explorer ,"
a 149-ft. brt~:antlnt> sallln~
ship bulll in 1904, ls sc~
uleod to ma._e a 4-day stop
in Newport, startlrtR some-
time thls wePkPnd, the r oonty
Harbor Dept. reported Tues-
tla'.
"We rt>retved worti that
the shtp was leaving San
F ranr lsro on Tuesday or
w ednesda y and would be ln
here sometime between Fri-
day anti Sunday, depend~
on the weather," Sgt. Rich-
ard Olson of the Harbor
Patrol revealed. "They
asked us to arrange for a
berthinl space, and we hue
offered the Coast Guard dock
here."
Sgt. Olson said he was
informed that the E lq>lorer
Ia en route to the East Cou~.
where lt wlU represent th~
Yestem states in blceotto-
oial observances.
"The ~bile wlll be wel-
come to tour the a;hl,p, we've
beeP told," he said.
The onlJ othfor lnformaUon
ntillble on tbe EJ~»lorer
wu that tt baa a bUm ol
I& it«, aod ooce MrYed u
u l~..breaker ln AlUIIaD
•aters, Ud u a hrmbtr
aldp.
Oner of tht al'dp, said Set. OIIOQ, lt the N. S.
l.aorer F'OIIMIUoe, a 108-
IIINGt C101110ftl10a.
'
Mr. Smith, a 27-~Par -OI I
;-s• row ofrt Pr tor State
\1utudl Savtnl's 11ert>, wa s
p1r kP I last ~·eek l
CO~KA's fiE'\\ t~ard of dl-
rP tors to head the ~roup
for lhP next year. A. C.
LawrenrP, 406 Jasmtne, IS
t lte new vke-pcesldPnt.
The assoriation rE'prP-
SPnts tloust>holt1s in '·olrt' •
Corona del Mar Next mt-et-
inF of the board of tlirE'rtors
is set for March 24.
Mr. Smnh, who lives at
618 Goldenrod, said he PX-
per ts the association to work
r losel} with t lif Coruna tiE'I
Mar Chamher or L01lllllE.-r rP
in several areas.
"Wt. wiL I~ X f Una II
with them oo planrung a bl-
~'entennial oLsPrvan,f-
around Jul} ~.for t>xample,
he sa1d in an mtervtew ou
Tuesda}. HP sai 1 he alS<.•
expects C~\1C A to get in-
volved tn <:arrent COM
C'hamber of C'on "'er• P t>f-
forts to 1mprove off-street
r ommer rial parkm~: In tho>
rom munit~.
Outgomg PresHIPnt Paul
Hummel, u.·ho ~ot a ··w~>ll
r1one'' votP from the ltOar•1
Ia st WPE'k, has ·' s kt>•l t liP
r lt\' Plann1n~ ( ommiSSIOtt
for a meetlnr lwtWPE'Il
C DMCA ·offir"1als ln-1 pl.w-
ners to rlts• uss '-oasr H 4·,.
pa rktng. Thf' as so• 1o~t1on
wantc; SO OlE' or tllf' ltll:hwa \ '.,
man~ ·urb-• uts lost'rl. to
facilitatE' strePI !-WPPptnr
anti parkml!.
· Tht> up< orntng 1 c;c;u•· o'
annexation of t11e lrvm~>
C ornp.un Jo~·n oast hoi hn~ s
will he> wat he<i ven IO'\t>l 1
b} our asso ·iatlon, .. Mr.
Sttlitlt notPt1. The • ornr 10\ 's
10,001J 3t'rE'S hptv.·epn !'o.
r ona dPI Mar anrl I a~una
Reach are slater1 for rll·-
velopmeot as a ,•ommunit}
of about 50,000 peopl<'.
Mr. Smith, a native or
HoUr wood, attended San
Fernando VallE'}' Colle~e. Ht>
was transferred hE'r E' tn·
State Mutual 2-1·2 yt>ars
ago, anrl move I !•) Cor ona
dt>l Mar with hiS wire, Ha r -
bara.
AI ,Lawr eore, tht> nP"'
v lce-presidE'nt, ts E'nga~E'\1
in general r epair and re-
modeling work, mr ludlnll!
cabinetry aoo antiques. He
1s a 1950 graduatE' of l'SC'.
wher e he starred Ln IJoth
tnck anti football, playlnr
on the 1945 aocl 1946 TroJan
teams and ln the Jan. 1,
1946, Rose Bowl gamE'. tie
was a contendt>r ror a plart>
in decathlon competiflon in
the 1948 Olympics, missing
the U. s. team by just a
tew points because of a pulled
tendon.
MESA PIOHEER DIES
Mrs. ErneSt Ftbn. M,
member ol a plont@r Costa
Mesa tamily, dled Mooday
at Santa Alla-TusUn Com-
mulllty Hospital. Gravulde
services Y1ll be beld toctay,
Feb. li, at 11 a.m. LD Fair-
haven memoriaJ ~art. Santa
Au.
Tbe fl.INls eame to Costa
Mesa 1D 1924 ud baUt their
bome and aa tl~trletl eoo-
tncUac blslMa Oil ~t
1a now Brold'tfay. beton U
t>eca.rae COlla M~•·• llrlt
paMitreet.
A f inal plan ror t1evelop-
ing UpPer Newport Ba} as
an £-rolotw•al reserve was
endor st'd here last week by
Z om mlttees overseelng the
ba}, and ~P~'portStati:'Ser\2-
tor Oc>onts C a~nter is PX-
pectPd to ask late this week
for the $1.1 n11lllon in state
fUnds nel'df>tt to put th~ plan
to work.
M~>anwtnle, tt•P r-ontro-
ver sy over extt>ndiM Um-
verstty Or. ar ross the Bar·k
Bay area will t • ., rhs•·ussed
by t h(' 2 b:n r ommtttees,
pr obabl\ Wlthtn tile next
mont11, ar·roFllntr to a
spokesman ror the state
DPpt. or F1c;h anrl Game,
wr,!r II wilt a•lnunister the
rJ>SPr ve ..
1 hP puhli< pollr } a.dv lsorr
r o·umlttee on the Upper Bay
rr Pt Wt'Qnest1a\ or last ... e ... k
tn '<~Pwport Itt) Hall to en-
•lot c;e a plan allln"' for
•lr ertgw.:-and restonll( the
Upp+-rmost part or the ba~,
llu11t11nv an tnt .. rpretlv\' oa-
turP 't!OtPr, a tull system,
publt aeresc; roads and
pd rktnt?, ant1 a ler tur(' area
T h~ same plan had beE'II
Ok:HPCI !hf' preVIOUS nlght b~
OJ t~·hnt(·:tl at1vtsory rom-
nuttPI>.
Waltt>r Clar k, an a1dt> to
St>ndtor l arpenter, said
TuPsrlay he Pxpe<'ts the sena-
tor to tntro1ure legislation
latl:' thi.s ~·eek seeking the
S 1,1 n.tlllon appropr1allon.
fhf' mone) would come from
p,..nalh funds patd several
1 ~>ars aeo aftPr the Santa
Harhar:~ 011 spill.
Ttte University Dr . Issue
~as brou~~;ht up by Dr . Jobn
'
c asey or rlllle:rtoo Collect,
a member or tbe techo.ical '
advisory committee. City
and county master plus call
for exteocfing tbe road across
the Back Bay area to coo-
nPM with Mesa Dr. and tbe
e~~~~~ ~~':"~'..ta~~A~~; \....,"
Alv1., tnus providlnc a new
r oute around the bay.
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The Newport Beach City
Coundl has approprla.ted
$60,000 for an envlronmenW
impact stud)' of tbe road
project, but that study has
been held up, pending some
rer ommendatloo from the
StatE' F1sb and Game Dept.
or the 2 local committees
wh1• h advise the department
on the Upper Bay.
BICENTENNIAl PARK FOR N.B.
The City Councll here r e-
ferrt"'i the matter to tbe
publir policy committee.
NE'wport Mayor Donald '1r -
1Mis and Councilman Paul
Rycltoff are on tbat ('om-
mlttee, but both are up for
r ef-lection in Aprll, and ap-
pear to b(' playing down the
issue until alter the eledloo.
However, Fish and Game
Dept. spokesman Ralph
Young said yesterday that
F & G Regional Manager Rob-
ert Montgomery wtll send an
otrit'ial letter late this wt>ek
to Mavor Mcinnis, asbng
that the city make a presen-
tation on the lln!vPr"iltY l)r .
protect before a )oi nt rnee.t-
1~ of the 2 committees.
The committees are then
exper ted to make a recom-
mendation to F'ish and Game
on whettK>r or not tbe pro-
ject should be supported.
Ensign Vf(>W Park, a oew
t it} park planned for Cliff
Dr. ln Newport H~t,hts and
overlooking Newport harbor,
will be Sewport's official
btcentennl11 park. Its desl(n
includes a blr enteonial me-
mor ial and a ·'patriot's
walk."
Design plans rall for
spendlOf about S200,000 to
tft>velop t~ park. which will
O<:Cupy several acres, In-
r ludlng what 1s oC> .. th~ SltP
of the Fi rst Bapttst f 'JOT I
at 2501 c h!f Dr. ;u,rt2 V~r 4Jit
lots ~st Past of rr • .-·tt••r"h
property.
The S200,0C(J rti!\lrP 1oPs
DOt lncJUti> rPrtOVatl~,
rtemolitioo or r~>pL• Pt ~,t
of th!l> butl1~s 0r tl" r ur <'ll
Jot. Tht> r hur"l pr~rt\,
onre boo~ht I•} u .... st.ltfl for
the now -rJPfun t C nstal
Freewa} route. IUs tJe>t>n
purr hased by the ~tty, and
t• ., 2 lots to the east •ere
IJOU~~:ht from a pnvate owner
3 ~Pars avo. Count) ~tcbm, funds of $200,000 were
r rantP1 bforause o! tbe
ret"&ooal natur~ of the park.
rm par dtrecto~t Cal-,.,1 ~ "'w rt sa.&d this week
tho! I 'P ('xpec'tS the first
pha~ of ttK> new park to
b .. i~>V(>loped Ly Jul) 1. That
phac;e ·.-111 ln<IUd(' land-
<; •PLM the top of the slope,
~Ius tn5tallauon of tbe bl-
Pnt~>onul memor ial and t be
ratnot's walk. Monday nl(ht,
thP Clt rCoOJndl will be asked
to apprOprute about $50,000
ror t11e frrst phase of tbe
pcirk.
A Pl"ntC area, a pro-
rr.enad41> and a parking Lot
would t.e adde-d l.n the sec-
ono1 phase. trith a final tbird
phase sl2teod to ln<'Jude dt>-
•elopment of the slope area
towarti \b .rlners MUe.
part into a badly-Deed«!
park for Balboa., bat theY
are read) to apeDd lui.Jobi.J
on tbls view park."
Tbe 8Cbemat1c plaa. de-
velcped lOT the C1t} by Comi-
la.nd Pul -Art.bar BeeP ' A580C. al Corou clel Mar,
ts being atded by tbe PBB
dept. Mr. stewartsaJdTt~tS
da; tbat bis sW1 wW prob-
ably recommend apJut the
plaDtiDg of f 'i trees re-com-
meade<! by the pl.a.o lor tbe
top of the slope.
' We're ellrniDatiac a lot
of tbtocs," be sald, ''before
we even take tbe phD form-
all)' befor e the Cit}'
Council." .
The plan loclades 311
trees, 13,800 sq. ft. of con-
crete sl~walk, 1,600 IQ,
ft. of parting, &Dd a small
ampblt.beatre for claues.
Dick Richanl ·recovering
Sue Fleur, prestdent of
the c .. ntrat ~ewpon Bacb
f\s 1 crttHIIed Uae part
prao 1n1s w-.,
Thls ts an aW'ful lot of
noOOP\ fO speo<1 Oil a Vlf.""
park,· shf> arrued. We
hcn·e been told thf're as oo
n one' .1vulable to turn tbe
Ma rmapark mobUebome
Chlldrem of nearby Eosip
middle scbool ban offered
to raJ.R ID4.1DeY for a flllc-
pole, aDd tbe Nf'WPOr1 S.c11
Cardell Cllb hu ol'llnd II>
._. ft.OID till! tiD Mlf
can t .. ""-rue-Garlk:; cu.o will
be coota<'lln& se"lce clll>s
and other orga.oiuUoos ud
o~skinf for donaUoas." Mr.
Stewart said.
P1oneer ~ewport busl-
IIP ... ;rldn D11 k ktrhar d callE'!1
fTI.,IIdS ht>r P \'ester•la} tO
rf-port that he 1s rpcover~
~I'll fron, surJo>:eT} atScrlpps
hoo;pltal m I a Jolla.
\I r. H 1Ph3 rrJ was hooorerl
Saturt1a1 IIIOrnmlo( at a t~>slt
n on1al brunch b1 th~> Goof-
oftH~, an informal group
ol businessmen who have
n.<'l tor man} year s at the
r offP(> shop tn Rl( ha rd's Lido
Market. A l•ronZ•' !Just b}
('orona •h·l ._1ar S• ulptrE'ss
Ju•1itl. fllan•1 ~·.~., unvE'tled at
tl•t> Gooforrers · spel iaJ
m••Pttn~ Jt tht> :'\e-A'J)Ort Har-
tor \acltt Club. T ht! bust
-.·a c; alreptl?d h\ :'-ewport
ll:trhor Chamtx>r of C'om -
n.pr e presldt"nt James
Pa rker, who sa lt1 the bust
will he prommentl) dls-
pla}M In the Chamber 's new
headQuoirtt>rs In :-lev.'J)Ort
Center.
Mr . R;,.hard, former
owner or Rl~"hartl's markets
and nov.· an executive with
the Bank of ~ewport, was
operatt'd on last Thursda y
anrl a tumor Wb removE'd
from behind his ear. F' rtends
r eported that the tu mor was
found to be benign.
"He calle-d this morninl!
to say he's out of intensivE'
r are anrl is eating well anti
r·omtng along good,.. ~ed
Hlll, a long-time friend, told
the Enstgn yesterday.
About 200 people turned
out for Saturda} 's brooch,
includi~ Mr. Richard's son
John and brother Frank. John
introdurE'd his wtre and 3
chUdren.
Master of ceremonies for
the program was the Goof-
offer president, Dr . Irving
Laby.
Sermon gives cartoon idea
When Rt>v. Charles
DterenflPirt, pastor of St..
Antl rt>w'" Presbyter ian
C' hurd1 hPr e, prt>ached a
ser mon a few months ago
on wor n ·tng, he reallygothls
messaKe ac ross to at least
onf' parlshoner .
Tom Johnson, who helps
his dad, Fer d Johnson, do
the famous Moon Mullins
c.utoon strip, used the ser -
mon for the basis of a stnp
that appeared in IO<'al p~rs
last Sunda}'.
The strip, which uses Dr .
ATTY. ART JONES
DIES AT AGE 71
Newport attorney Arthur
Jones, 71, who died Thurs-
day at Santa Ana-Tustin
Community Hospital, wa_s
burled Mooclay lD Paclltc
Vlew memorial part here.
He lived at 2414 Ulllverstty,
Back Ba.y.
Mr. Jous ha.d pracUct'd
law here tlnce 1957. He wu
also cf4!dJted with wrlt.lal
the l)'rles to • • Ap!D," a
Jo•• IClDC pop~la.r Ill ttl@
1950s. Rt YU bora ID St. Louts.
A memorial 11nlee was
beld at St. Jam .. Eptsoapal
Ctnlrcb MH.
R• 11•n1•.cl b7 h1J wile
OorotQ, IOU JtCINY 0(
Hollywood aDd Artllll 0(
twport S..cb, clatebt r
M.Uy JOMS ol !C.-port ud
'b~r F.._ ,_.. ot
Teaa.
Dlerenfield's name, has
Lor d Plushbottom .tn•1 Lad'
P. discussing the sPr mon,
and ends with Lady P. nott~
that she still has to worr}·
about his lordship ' 1\asing
prett} girls.
''I sat through the sermon
twice,'' explains Tom, who
Uves Ln Westcllfr. · bet'oluse
by 2 boys, Douglas, 8, and
Bndford, 7, s~ln therhoir
at sepante meetln~s. So,
Rev. Dierenflt>ld's message
really sunk ln."
The Johnsons, father ~nd
soo work out of a studio . ~ oo Coast H.-y. In t orona
del Mar.
M EAit-VICTIW 0 F GAS
CMAMIER TO SPEAK
Nel•ln Mermelstetn, a
HIIDttDctoo Beach man who
es~ Nul Germany'sps
chambers, wUI be guest
speaker at Temple Bat
Yabm's abbath services at
8:15 p.m. F'rl<lay, Ft>b. 27,
at !101 15th Street, New-
pcSrt HeJcbts.
His talk wUl center oo
"Ca.n lt ~here""
MOHl DAVIS DIES
Prtnte PrYtces Ylll be
held Friday at 10 a.m. ID
Pael.fte Vlew Chapel. Har-
bor View HUJs, for Noaa
Oa.ts, 15, of uoe CllfC.
ewport Het~ YhO dltd or..tay ata rtlt ttomt.
Mrs. om.s lJ 111n1YeCS bJ
daiiChttr Dorottly EcDer ol
NtwpOrt, t ~JUde~
Mel t cr•t...,..actea.DdNa.
LOTS OF LOCKS ar e ind!J(1ed in th~ ~t>wport Re;~r t
poll• (' l1epa rtment's t rime prevention OpPD hou"P or.-
ducted last Saturda} .1.11d this Saturrta} at pelt e I r-.1~
quarters in Newport Centt>r. Her£', Mr. and Mrs. Fu '•.J r"
Fitzsimmons of Baycr est E'xamtne a ollt-tton -,f 'In I• ~·
locks belli~ ex:ptamt'rl b} r esen·e off! er Larn I. 'H Tl!-.
Between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Saturt1a1, poll ~>"'~"' ,•,Jl
demonstrate various se<>unt~ d~?vtr es an . s) 5t£>n s, ln!
give advice oo hOw to make homes safer acatrtst t•uz I r 1• "·
As part of a "hardf'ni.n¥ tht> tar get" pro~r .. r rn~~ "
art> also visiting homes, on request, anr! nv1nr P.! " •
a securlt' rheck, complete with advtre on l•<>tt>·r .,.,. tilt
measures. An}one interestPr1 Ln tt.e hon P <,P un:1 • (" ~
may r ail Offtr t>r John C ostelow or Offl ·er 1\t ::tn r I "'"-SIP r
at 644-3662. (Pollrp pt.oto.J
Yacht broker Michaud dies
Ol'e or this uta's most
prominent vac ht broker s,
Gt>orge Mtchaud, diM S.ttur-
day at UCLA Mt>-11 41 en-
ter, at tht> are of 6';, follow-
lng a lo~ 1llness.
He was an acrompllshed
yachtsman and was a }:lCht
broker her e for 42 ~ears.
He Is survi\'eod tn hts wtfe
NathaJle or the famil} home
at 107 Via Qutto, L1do Isle.
sons Mit·hael of W.tshi~ton,
D.C., Peter of L<>ndon and
Jay or Anaheim, and 5 gr and-
children.
A funenl mass was helrt
last night at St. Joachtm's
Cattiollc Church in Costa
Mesa. A private bunal IS
planned.
Mr. Michaud went Into the
SMOKEY STOVER'S
DENIED RENEWAL
Smotey Stover's a brash
dl.cotheqlle that opentes
acrosa the stret>t from Npv.·-
port•a City Hall, ma' have
to atM doWn. City planning
commtaiontrs una.nlmousl)
retued lut ThUrsda> nlght
to mat an eltensioo of the
DICht club's Jpeelal per mits
allow.._ "" Nteruinment,
alcobollc beYerares sales
udduefle.
Oner Cbarltt Yta('er of
L~ S.eh has untll
Mardi 4 _, tiiPMl tbe n.tlln&
to tbt City CoucU.
N..,.,ra turned out lD
force 1ut Tbu.tay to com-
plala ol .ue, Utter, p&rll:-
llc _, ftlldalt.n probl ms
tMf blaiHd aa Smoby's. o.dH c:eriW tlty ,..._
.................. .ooed
C-l , caUd Qf~Ulteuastore
or ...., oom~MrC'*'I ....
llllt -....rs IHd ll*ill ptr-
•'rtw eo ret~~na to ltl
..._ .. ua~rut.
r:vht t>ustnt>s~ lri i.<>" \n-~
les m 1 134 L •ter. t .t ,,. Ill• I
the Soutt C'oa'r <;t rr 1 .:"
hrm hf'rP, o~n ' E''\l•' _., ..
tits own rokt>ra~o•P 1 \t.,.
port in H39.
"s a sailor, ,.., "·•=-In-
volved In 3 TranspJ rc~ • ·'•
plus E'lrtPns1ve rub in. a I
a Jon~ t~ w pc;t \. oo~st.
PLANNING AGENDA
THIS EVENING
~ewport r~ea• 'l f'l.tnnln,•
r ommiss1on.-rc fa • tht• fol-
lo•dn~ agen~a lOll h. '1t, F t'lo.
19, ~~o·hen t he) mPPt .lt i p.m.
rn lh<> Coun II C!12n her~.
• REST Al'RA \T pl.mnf'\1
for the west rorn~>r of Coast H-.·,. and C' a malton ln C'o-
rona tiel Mu ~~o;ll S(>(>i. ,.
S:>t>• tal perm it for t"IE'e r and
wine salt's am .tppronl of
an oN-sLtt parktnr a(r~
ment.
• HILLSIDE 1<'\ t-lopn ent
cootrols wtU ~ discussed.
• MEDICAL Or!-ICE C'on-
dominlum on tht> nort~ast
cornt>r of Hospital Rd. 1nt!
Superior wm bt up toT ap-
proval of the tentativP d -
velopment map.
• RESIDENT! A L dE'Vt>lop-
ment oo 3 lots ~J 3•6-352
Poppy, Corona del Mar, will
be sought byGeorceStep~n
son of Santa Ana.
ALICE HELLIS OF
COM DIES AT 69
Allee Hellts. 69 ot 328
Haul. Corou dt>l Mar, •hO
died F'eb. 11 It Jioaa boS-
pltaJ, was tnuroed Saturday
at PtcUlc Vleow memonal
part.
lilln. HeUls, a.o tlllDots
MU"-lad Uved btr. 15
,..r.. • ls mvtd b
ber h FhPd, !tell, eta r
.Jou Pr1dlant ol La C .ada.
Park funding on agenda
\ppolJltments to some im-
portant It} ('Ommlssions
dnd ommll1ees and the
fu turE' of Z ma JOr park sates
A'lll 01 rup\ th<> Newport
kea 1 Cit\ l ouncll at Won-
t1a} nteht ·5 m(>(>tlhe.
Thfo Counril ts schedult'd
appoint a planning com-
mtsc;toner , a parks, beaches
Jn 1 rP<: rt><Hton rommls-
StonPr , one ""'Pmh(>r ~rh
tn ttle btr) le traUs and
"""''tronmenul quallty con-
:rol ttltPOs r ommitteoes,
~nt1 2 mt>mtof!r c to th@ trans-
port•llon plan ttl%ens oorr -
ln~>e.
A S50,0CIO approprlatton
~.-.quest v. 111 be r oostdert'd
1 r flr<;t-phase ~velopment
~>f Ensl~ \'ttow park in 1\ev.· ..
p«l rl He14!htS, and the C \Xln-
tl IS Pxpf>C'tM to ask t~
c;tat• Coastal Commt .. slon
to plo~• f a high prlortt) on
put-lir 31 qulsltlon of 2 lots
:lt1.J01Dlnf' inspiration Potnt v'"'"' par~ 1n \orona d~>l
M'lr.
r oon< llman Howar d
Roc rs, r'f'Cover i!lf from
0~0-ht'art surven. his
written tht' Council a lt>tter
nominatiM 'lt tlllam ~ee of
Corona del Mar and Wall~
Koch of Westr li!f to tbe
transportation plan n tiuos
advisory commtttee. Both
are know'D u be~ sti"CCaalY
anti-frt>n'ay. T~ trlDJP)r-
ution plan group ts be
rt>vlv«!, wUh U mt>mbers,
t<' agun 10M2'' cit> tramc
problems.
A l'lt'W state law ,..quires
that 111 COUIK'U dtscussiou
of commluloa appoiJltenbe
held pubUely. tn tbt put,
the loa! c~cn nu be
ueb dellbtntmc be..a.d
closed ctoors.
A Co.ctl IIIIPOIMmellb ·
r ommlttet, ~balhd bJ ,_
~ton aDd IDclMfiC hl1
RJr mlf and LKW. "--.
IS t~td to ..._..__,
o...~totM ........
Comml..a. Md 1M M
CommisiiM a1 M 1 tr
0 faltt •• lftMdlc.
AJ10 •......, ~· Coadl .,..ea:
• THE' Tll&JIIIOIIPIU
eabl te'V' d t 1 t
•W ..t I a llQ ...-_
ac,._r rill lite,._ •
prvn.L
• W illENlNG of Superior
A•e .. between Dana and ln-
dustria.l ln West Newport
Heights will be dtscussed.
• LITTER COt\TROL
citizens r ommittee ,.,UI re-
quest that the r lt) provide
ser retanaJ help for the com-
m itt~.
T h<> Council m~ts at 7:30
p.m. in the new CouncU
C il2.ml'tE>rs ln froot of Cat}
HaJJ.
ROGERS IS HOME
FROM HOSPITAL
Newport Clty Councilman
Howard Rogers returned
Sunda} to llis home lJl BaJ.
boa to recover from serious
open heart surgf'r y.
Mr. Roters sa.id Tlleeday
he ls "walk:la( around the
bouse, f~llng p~tt} good.
and having vlsltors for ID
hour and • half ln the alter-
noon and apln tn the •••-
ing."
He uodt>'rw8lt 7 hours ot
sargery at Hoq ~ Oil
Ju . 23, w.,_ a tea• ol
surgeoos crea~ 4 bYJIUMS
w his eardlovasc~~lar 5)"1-
tem. After 3 -..cceutltl
~ttempts to cet b1s hea.rt
to operate wlu.o.t mecllla1-
al Map. tM 4tb to' ,..
successfUl. Mr. Horen llld.
He estima.ted tbat bt YW
retu.ro to the City Co.eU
:a_t tbe Marett • .......
PIONEER RESIDI!MT
OF CDM SUCCUMIS
• :; :! • !! • • • • • • • -• • • • • • i
f • • ~ •' ;; •• .. :. ::-.. • • • • • •
..........
T1!LEI'HOIII: (Y1fl "s..s•
~ OPFf Oi\L Nl!frP APIHt OP ,.E WPOR T IJEACH
~ ...PVBUERFJ) WEEKLY, M ~. ~ clus
~ paid at Core. ... lllr, CaUL otae. ud
prloUag plul .. the 11:81111 •• ' L ml E. C.. II
Hlct>WOJ', a ..-<ttl 11ar c.~&-.
THE NEWPORT H .. P 'I 3 Gil wu adjad ...
to be a new..,._. of .. aal drukdoti by oourt
decree No. A.tot71 cllhd ...,. 14, 1951, Ill Stperior
Cburt lor lbe Colllly ol ~ Stale of Calllornla,
and by r•-tbereof ll ~ to pttlllsh a.ll
pubUc aoUcea: rfJQIIlred by llw.
ne Newpor1 ... r SUI·
HIS ' ProfealonaJ Wo--
mas' Club will hol11 tbP
1-.1 .. boas's lliCtlt" bao-
qt~tet at tbt Mesa V e.rcte
C.O.try Ctllb at 8 p.m. ttds
Friday, Feb. ZO, followinc
"DO bDst" ooektallsat7p.m..
Heleo Tn&IC)ofCostaMes:a
is t he eba.irman of the "'f:ft· inK aocl her pltns include
• costumed noor st.ow and
skU wrltteo especl&Ily for
the eveolng's entertainment •
H lghllgbt ot t~ evening will
be the announcement or tbe
"boss of the year." The
~ore than 80 club members
submitted their per90nal
letters ol teltf=,zl I 11r
t11o1r eiiOleo. A -If
,.... seleetod Ito& .....
letters, ud tlleee .....,
were read a.t tW lui dl6
m..U.C by Jaalet -ol
Costa Mesa.. c:ba!nua of tile
acreeni.Dg committee. fte
cllll members U.. cut·
private ballots Wn.trper.
sonal eboice, aad tbe ballats
were then sealed ud pre-
sented to tbe clUb presldi!Dt,
Dorothy Wright, ot lntoe.
The president will also
announce the "girl of tbe
year" award. The wlDDer Is
sel~ted by secret ballot or
all club members.
ARVO £. HAAPA ..•••• 0Wtr aDd PubHsher
PEG 'HAAP A •.. , , , • , , • , • Anoclate Editor
SUBSCRIPTIOI< RATES
In Harbor Ar• .•. ODe yeu, a..oo; 2 years, $ 8.00
Out of Ha.rtm Ara One ~I!IU. M.OO: z vnrs, $10.00
Crosby backs local action
Bl!l Crosby, 30-year--old
Irvine Rep:~blican nronlng
~ ~ for the 74th State Assembly
., L ......1/1-._ District, starte1 his cam-
.,. ~ paf«tl this week by taking ~ a stand on 6 o• w!.at he •,...c•~•~v~O.,..'-~·~"c•,..•~P~A>·~0>""..,."'..,-..,~tlllil,... ... i$h""O<""'ocf~lh""rcE>•~s~i gn..,,.. says are the most im. ortam election lss,•Jes.
DEAR CANDIDATE , The young attorney, wtto
I am asking candtdates fo r p ublt'c cans h.:m!>elta conservative, blamed gove rnment spendinl
office to state thetr position on what h>r rnnauon. and ('ailed tor
I consider t o be our most critical dissolution or the Coastal Commission s, and a ban o.,
probl em t he steadUy rising cost most abortions. He said inept
of living. T ha t problem hits us all in government p-JIIdes an:l controls havp brough t on the the pocketbook e ve ry time we go s hopping eu!'rgy ('rtsis, and blam ~
He is an nonors graduate
of u. or California, a mem-
ber of the national pollUu l
science honor society, a
graduate of U. of Loyola
school of law, a past di-
rector or the San Franclsoo
JayrP"~"· an associale mem-
ber of tile Republican State
C~ntral Committee-, and was
Marin County chairman of
John Harmer 's campaign for
lieutenant governor.
for our ever y day needs. judicial laxit y for the rising • THE BALTIC STATES
cr :me rate. Fl tame tor Ca li-Dear Sir: I hope that all vot e rs and all candidates rornla "s merti,·al :m'. American citizens of
realize that thiS incr e ase in priCeS iS P"l ctlce r·risis should be Eastern European descent nfl rli vfded amon!! \aw )'ers, doc-are satisfied to see tltat on c aused by i ation of our m o ney supply to rs and insurance <'Om-December 2, t975 ,theHouse
. . and that the inflatioq,.is -caused by panles, and should t)o" solved or Rep"resentallves passed a
the defi c it spending by the fed er.al gov -by them without governme:~.t concur rent resolution on be-in terre reoce, accorrling to half of the Baltic States
ernment. The government meets these ~tT. Crosby, (Hous~ Resol~o~tlon 864). This
deficits by printing new m oney, thus '•I favor legal !oo al con-r esolution !!>lates that ool-
-trol ovPr lo• al f1 :.vel.Jp-withstanding any interpreta-
diluting the ·value of the c ash in our m nt," hP salr1. ··The tloo which the Soviet Union
savings a ccounts and in our p ockets. Coastal Commissions, with· or ::.ny olher country may thei r appomted commis-attempt to gi ve to the final
Ever y office holder can do s omething s ioners, havE' resulted ln act or the conference on
<\bout this problem , and the s olution i:Ovemm•·nl by men , instead security anrl cooperation in of government lJ} Iav;," Europe, signed in Helsinki, has to begin right her e at hom e . tf he'sel('{'ted,hPre'swllat It is the sense of I he Con-
If aU Jocal office holders would re -Mr. Crosby said he would gress(l)that therehasbeen
I rl·> about t he proble·:t:; lte no change in the longstand -
SO ve to ac t in t he public interest t o Identified: · in g policyoftheUnltedStates
refuse federal funding for local p r o-• TAXATiO\" AND IN-on non-recognition of the 11-
jects, 1·ust c o nsider how muchthefederal FLATIOr\ -Oppose df'fir it legal seizure and annexation spending , dose tax iOOj)holE's by the Soviet Union or the
deficit could be reduced. The amount enjoyed by the verr ...,.ealthy, three Baltic nations of Es-
would be $20 BIL LION or more in the awl shift some of the tu tonta, Latvia, and Lithuania burden away from ''K! middle and (2) that it \l.'ill continue
revenue shar ing' pr ogram alone. lt would class . to be the policy of the United
be possibl e to stop inflation in its • LAND USE C01'TROL..'i States oot to recognit.e In • Make deve iO")ment sub~~t any way the annexation of
J;acks . only to "reasonable local the Baltic naUons by the
,; All voters sho uld put this same ques-Z?ning l'l"Strletions , and Soviet Union.
abolish the state Coastal Stooe almost all former
tion to all c andidates: 11Recogni zing the Commissions. colonial peoples of Afrk a
ave hardshrp being c aused by inflation • ENERGY -Atd coo-and Asia have obtained their
tinued deve!opment of ne., independence, t he colonial-and the resulting r ise in t he cost of oil r eserves. ism or the Soviet Union in
living, will you pledge your help in • CR!M !:: Establish the once-iodependent Es-h 1 · h · minimum sentencf>s for s~~ tonia, Latvia, and Lithuania a hng t is Inflation, and to that end, ciflc r r imes, taking away should not be recogniredand
"Wi ll you agr ee not to vot e fo r federal jurlldal discretion. condoned in any way. The re -h · st d f • ABORTION -Sho•Jl d )f' · fore, concerned citizens revenue s artng reque s , an to r euse m,ld(' illegal. Pxr epttn cllses should urge the Senate to
the funding if it is offered by the federal or de:l " ph}skal danger to pa:ss the concur rent resolu-
g-o vernment." nw mother. tlon on behalf of the Baltic • MEDiCA L MALPRA'-·-States without any delay.
PROS and KARNS
Hf.AlJ THE INSTR UCTIONS, AV9.10 FA ILURES
ll the Btble dtd not rrvt:ll The Way 10 Thf" Tr~th th~t
11 ~L..c-. men free. tht"n wh) do the master enslaver~ 111 the
{o.nmumst Wo rld go to ~uch extremes to ban the Bthlc .. n,!tt~
tf'lll hmgs'
\nd wh y do we: who heve BtbiN pay so 11111,. ht"rd en
th•''1• • Y.t-f'l!! o\.m .. ncan~ evt'r le• Bihlt-irt formr:d than tht~ o~rt·
n•nl '
\1a nkmd w .. , not crea t«i without opetatJnp. msnucuons.
pf'l"tdcd hy The Maker, to read end heed. to n otd f;ulurr~ <tn tl
hrt.akdowl\5, 11 we but fo::..)w tOe t.tn1 ction5.-J . K~sn~:r Kulr11
EACH YEAR -coocl -· --b1ct> oehoolls e hoRo to be preeeoted tM .... elk •• 'dp award trom
the loeal ct~~P.er ol tbe OqMu 1 of tht Am t rlean
Re¥01ut101., Col. Wll.LWn Clblll C...-u, tor outstand-
101 qaalllitt ol ~ -I t , Dd patriotism.
Thls Jtu's wliMrs, ...,.._._, M Mn.OUftrMIDtar,
DAR rl(tlll, an, left 10 otzpt,...., ~d;, New-
port Harbor hiCh .ellool:; ... IIICua.-. ElbDcta;
aod Kalh' Sehw.-ol c-.. liar ldct>. Tho
atadtms art all -'«a. ..._.. ..,. Jll'lt•ted at
the Ftbra" mooiiiJ of Ito& D.UI e...,._, llold at the
Lido lslo home ol lira. --I'll. Tl>o CMU
MHI JdCII .c:bool ..U.r llltollll Jl.atiD, fto wu .elbte
to bl pns n t. (Eulp plltDtloJ
FROM THE -.£ .
to God II my talva&Jon ;.. •Y tJory:! the rode
of my ltrtnatb, aad mr rtlli•· II II God.
l',}tiiiPU 61.' 1
T 1C.:E -Doctorsshouldpolicf' Dr. Alennder BE>rk.i s
them.ie lvf>s hat:e r, tort laws 1200 Fourth Ave.
should be re-written to put F'armville, Va.
a l·~lllng on settlem£-nts , and
insuranre t'Om}anles should • LET'S BE F'OR!
open up tlleir books to the
p·Jbllc In or1ler 'o tr y to
justify lttg rate lncreas"!s.
Mr. Cros!lf said tte will
conduct a door-to-door per-
soo I campal~tn, and lias
give:l up his lob In lhf' !£>-VII
department or a Newport
firm In orr1~'r lo campaign
full time.
IU,III! IIELSOII IS
OCC STUOEIIT PREZ
Bjlroe Nel10n of Newport
8M c.h Is Oranre Coast Col-
t~·s INijeotbodypresldeut
tor tbt rtmalftder ol the
U7S-76 oehool ,...., Tho
25-,..r-old 80C:Ja1 psy-
ctaolorf major HrTed u
f'ke...pntkltQt lut ·--r llld mofod IIIIo Ills
-poollloo-pr-t -o._, rulpod 10 -................ A Newport hlcb llltft,
8-ta a u. s. Ano'
YtiterM, Who MJ'Yed U t
Spec.lal Forcu mldk la , __ lit Will~
,_OCC ioJ-.
Dea r Editor,
Your 5 F'ebruary edition's
column by Tom Anderson,
"Let's be for," deserved
above-masthead positioning
on lhe front page, and m(lre:
II sbou.ld be repeated weeldy
ln the Ensign and dally tn
every dally newspaper in
the cou.otry until every last
one ot Its 17 proposals is
a !Opted.
I believe most of us
Americans below govern-
ment level are eager for sur-h
changes and concetJe some
of our representatives are
too.
But we are fnrstrated by
officials in power -· the
policy-makers --who are
deter mined to bring about
a. ooe-world government, of-
ficials indiffer ent to the fa ('t
tha.t communist-led people
lackio& even the least of the
r lghts we in this country
tate tor gr anted would con-
trol sacb a regression, of-
tlclals betraying the oathS
tbey swore when we ctmse
Utem (at their behest) to
represent not au mankind
but us, tbelr fellow American em.....
Pleut, Editor Hupa.
reeoptu ADdertor~'s a rti-
cle as a ca.li to arms for
all bellu ers to the ki.Dd of
covenament established here
200 '"""' qol
For thOM who mllsed it.
here lt't tbe poa.ith·e q-
cestiou tor a betttr Ualted
SWos (llld llldood, I bettor
nrld u weU) t hat eould
be odoptod ID moot part be·
tore tbe nd ot this ~.
celltemdal ,..r:
I. Drutlc recNctkla ln
stu, 100pe ud power ol --..
I,A ---maldo(ttWtpl lor..,---lo
-• tlod&tt -" -"" dllr1ll a dt<larod war.
I, Batrlol ~ u y-
..,. 10 ftctll llf -larod
war.
POUCEWOMEN Lorna Polley, at rlgbt, ud Jean Harris
get their badges from Newport Pouce Chief James
G b.vas. They are the ft.rst female members of the local
Pollee Reserve aDd •ill volunteer their time at least
16 hoUrs a montb to admln.lstrltive wor k a.t the head-
qu.a.rters and as ji..U matrons. Both gracllated from the
Reserve Academy, then speat a minimum of 40 hours
ln tralnlng within the departmeot before gettfng their
badges. Jean's husband, Larry, is a McDonnell-Douglas
engineer. Lorna's husbamt, Jack, Is a poUct! reservis t
and ls a vice-president of Amcord Inc. Lorna, whO is
29, Is a graduate or the University. of Redlands and
worked 6 months as a part -time matron at the San
Bernardino County jail. Jean, 41, Is a graduate or Pasa-
dena City College and a former billing clerk at Hoag
hospital. (Pollee Dept. phOto.)
I. narrm~ sending oor
a rmt>fl forres outside our
boundaries for more than
72 hour!': vdthout Congress
dedarin~ war.
3. Ba rrln~ l!;overnment
(or an~· Arnerit an's) recog-
nition, tnde, :w ! ro or any
relationship wilh an}'
"slav,·• slat~> l::.ny com-
munist state).
6. Thf" right to hold a
)ob, wh eth"'r a union member
or not.
i. ~epea l of rite 16t h
amendment (the pr~rP.sslve
in1·om e tax ), replaon~ it with
a constitutional amendment
limiting U1-f&JHal income
tax to a maximum or 10
per cent, :l.pplicable to all.
8. ReQuiring In question-
able cases C'ongressmen and
senators takin~ sobriety
tests hefore admission to
their legislative chambers.
9, Business .operating on
the profit-and-loss srstem ,
unsubsidized.
10. VE'terans' t•euerit s
limited to those disabled or
permanP.ntl) Injured in com-
bat.
11. Asslsld m·e to anti-
communist C'uban5 In re-
turning lo Cuba and remov.
lng from Cuba the Castro
r egime and tile Russian mis-
siles pointed a ~ tiro· U.S.
12. Retaining owne rship
and control of the Panam~
CanaL
13. Curtallrnenl of frank -
Ing privileges of sena tors
a nd congressmen.
14. U.S. withdrawal from
the United Nations, and U.:"ll".
withdrawal from the u.s·.
15. Reasserting and
ma intalninc the Monroe Doc-
trine.
16. EXpluslon of studt>nts
a.nd teachers woo pa rticipate
ln defiance of authO rity
througiL riots, sit-Ins, loot-
Ing, etc., of srhOol s,
17. Restoration to Con-
gress or tiM> exdus!Ve right
to regulate lar!Ns, make
treaties or war.
lndlvlr1uall y, wr> should, ln
this e iP('tlon yea r, subm it
this list lo ea ch and E'Very
candida te for Dtrice, at any
level, to ascertain alUrma-
tlve or ne!("alive reaction.
Now Is the time for all good
men to come to lhe a id of
their country!
0. H. P, King
Newport Beach
• AIRPORT RUNWAY
Dear Sir:
I see by Its editor ial. the
Dally Pilot favors an $800,-
000 e:rtension of the Orange
County Airl)Ort runny,
I fear the Pilot exhibits
a lack of technical SO(lhls-
Ucation and a disregard for
the welfare of lhou$a011s of
Newport Beach residents.
Let's look at the taets:
Mr. Bresnahan, the Alrport
mauger, originally pushed
ro~:. this run•ay ext..too
•ttb the claim that u would
rectuce jet noise. When tbls
arrumeot •as shot do1fn,
be ...,itched his reason to
.. A fety" (at the same tlrne
dt!ll)'lne Orange Cooa.ty Air ..
port ts unllle tor jet tnt-
ftc). CUCllt oo the hOru of
this dlle mma. be trteclau-
otber tack, a.DII palbed the
r.waJ extension u a •tu-
Uoe to a "drslnqe prob-
lem"
The truth ol the matter
Ia achllllJ ttdl:
The -1 II pla-10 .,_, Dllrly .um~dof
lan aC biiC tupl.,.n• __,.
ia a .... lfiDrt to IM'I Pet
tllo-lf C~IO
allow Ito& •0141 od llloPl
--"'Orup c.-, .ur,ort lor Jal tnllk. TillY
bapl tJt11 claM bN t ale
wW c:f'• u .. lmpr .... tilt
i
--county is "making au ef-
fort'' to solve the unat.
ceptable noise probl~m.
The actual reduction in
noise impact that may be
r ealized by this $800,000
whack at the taxpaye rs' poc-
ketbook would be so
infinitesimll that only ex-
t reme!~· delicate scientific
instruments could detect any
difference.
Although politicians are
hung up on ''declbellevels "'
of sound, t hese measure-
ments are little mo re than
a meaningless bit of
bureaucratic mumbo-jumbo.
The monitoring apparatus it-
self is subject to many mal -
runcUons, a"nd It s use and
interpretation Is tricky --
requiring an engineering
know ledge far beyond that
called for in the oNicW
job descrlplio'l for the po -
sition of Orange County noise
abatement offi cer.
Further mo re, the noise
lim itations arbitrarily set
by political agreement have
no basis in medical
research. To the contra~,
there is a great body of
scientific evidence that naiR
levels far below the wiU-
climbtng 67 decibel mark
ran cause irr eparable dam-
age lo the human mind a."ld
borly,
As for sa.fet), I have long
contended the allbrevlated
runway al Orange County
Airport is an invitation to
disaster, because It does
nol allow room to safely
a1ort a take -off. I am glad
to see Mr, Bresnahan
agrees. However, 700 feet
will add only about 2 or 3
s econds grace -. not enough
to provide any acceptahlt'
mar gin of safety, And, of
('ourse, t he many other r~c
tors t~t ~emo O~e
County Airport as the most
dangerous in the nation would
still be present.
Therf" has been oo men-
tion of the effect of such a
runway extension on r ars
and trucks travelling alOOf
the busy San Diego F'reeway.
However, even with the addi-
tion of an expensive "blast
barrier," a runway backed
up almost to the s hOUlder
of the freeway wou ld pre-
sent immense hazards to
traffic --not onl y because
the noise would startle and
unnerve passing motorlsts.
but because the jet blasts
themselns may actullly
blow light ears, vans and
trucks from ooe lane to an-
other --or even overturn
them.
The e rtenstoo of the nan-
way for jetusewlll ellminate
I'I:JCoeCS of tie-doWn spots for
prtnte plues., aa well as
eoda.agertoc others &om )!t
blasts ...... tul ..,. ...
tloas. ThU, of cou.rse, is
1n Une •Itt! BreSD.l.haD's
staled poUc:y ol driYln( con-
en I lYlatioa trtmc out of
Or ... e C....ny Alrl>Ort, llld
tom.lDC It lDto an all-jet
termtul.
I tblDt the tlme hu come
for our County Board ot Su~
pe"l10rs to fl.ee ap to the
tact thJt the geoenl aria-
lloo airport ID -rt
s.t.eb 1.1 liCit llltltlle for
jot tnllle. -..... Mol,
a.tftl' eu btl If tbtt'e 1.a
$800,000 anlllblt lOw the
btoolll ofOnortCoomiJ'alr-
lbte ptSI.Itrl, ..... be
~-Ill _,... Ito& .,_
11<1111 policy "' ll .. port
----wldch ta IIIIo do-......... of I (Ut, low-
-~-to c.arto .ur,ort.
S.O.niJ,
-WIIUama 1741 ~ • .,.
Kewport Booeh
The Birch Lo1
NAACP-Behind Forced Busing
..hM F.M.-
Iktmonl. /llouodau.HtU -Aa
....,.... -farced -.. bat not ~ oa A.tOtrlc:a'•
eitle. ov~mirbt.. Whet runy
have •ptly called a .. nichtman
U...t won't 1o awll)'" had itt birth
in ~ S upreme Coutt't #Jrou;-n
u. Boord of Edu(~tion (Topeka)
deci11i~ in 1954.
But anotheor element in the
buain1 story it the force behind
the local 11uite -in Bollton, in
Louis ville. and elsewhe.re -
which give. liberal judges their
opportunity to tum school$ into
battleJ:rounds, and the educa-
ttonal process into a sociological
lAboratory. That other element
is An orgAni~atLon called the Na·
tiona] A11sociation for the Ad·
\'l!lncemt'nt of Colored People
!NAACP I.
Behiftd the Bu.ses
T he NAACP supplied the It'·
gal ta lent that brought About the
oriK"tnal 19~ landmark dffision.
It w11.s an :'-JAACP suit -.•hich
ret~ulted Ln thE' lln·going cba os in
Bnswn; another :\AAC'P suit ha!>
done t>qual damage to the
11ch01•ls in Loui~\·ille. And at a
~e<>nt 1:1onlt'rt-nce in Loui,;;villt',
'wlwre the puq>oSf' was to seek
altNnat i\·e ~ to cnurt-ordert>d
buiiinj(, :\aLtumiE'I JuneS.!!;t'neral
t·nttn~cl for the :'\"AAf'l' national
nffiC'e m :->:t•w ':turk . acknow}.
ed.j(t'd iu pll!i-Stnj!; that h1s orgam-
7.at ion had lot-,:•n the principal
plamt iff i 1\ dt'Sl:'gre~::at ton t'IIS('S
frflm r•J8~t t" toast c·, ourt -nrdt'tfti bus in~ I "fort"ed··
l,u~ulg i~ the more accurate
term) has certaully nol brought
lld\a n('emt'nt to colored chLI .
dren. or any ("h ildren. What it
hAl> brou~ht mstt>ad u; H huge
mcrt'ase in rectal binemeiS, a
!'ShArp decline in learning, and a
substantial JUtnp tn government
power. In Sptte of thi!i ob\"ious
wreckage. the ~AAC'P p~ on.
In &.tton, additional :"o/AACP
pressure has provide-d Federal
.Judge W. Arthur Garrity with
thr opportunity t.o sei-r.:t' rontrol
of on£' 8Chool from the city. w
fit£' its headmas ter, to reassign
personnel, and arbitrarily to all·
sume the functions of the
elected school board.
Durioc tiM-19110'e. tiM
NAACP Mlichtod ;n beinc lo .
belled a "mnclert.t.e" choil rith'-
Cf'OUP· But if ibl tac:c.ies •P-
peered ettlm by comparWon with
vtolenL~fVU..,.. ita pi belieJ the
moderate im •. For ewr .mce it
wu founded in 1909 by Ameri-
can aocialina, the NAACP hu
slAvishly followed t.he .aociali11t
and communist line. which al-
ways callA for more 1ov~ment.
The NAAOP'•It.ecord
It will undoubtedly aurpri11e
!Kime to learn that the NAACP
has alwAys had white leade"hip .
Roy Wilkina. a Negro, is !.he
pre11ent exe('Utive 11ecretary ;
Kivie Kaplan, itLlate president.
wa11 white. like all of hi11 pre·
decesson . But t.he N AACP '•
pre!iidentA hAve not been whiU>
so much as they heve heen white
soc:ialis u . And the ~AAC P"•
major thru11t ' has .not been col·
ored ad\·ancement so much As it
hu been gO\'emment advanrt'·
ment. in power and tn !ltZe. over
all Americans.
l'he years have witnessed a
struggle between SOCI&Iistlii and
rommun~tll for conti-ol of the
:-.I AACP. But (1\'er thest' !!&me
years. the '-1an:u•t goal!' of b01 h
h8ve alway!! been reflt'('ted in
NAACP causes. These havt' in-
tluded gQ\"emment hllusinlit a nd
~rovernment .created joh pro·
gram ... AOCialized medicine. ft'd
eral interference in IK'hools, dE.'·
struc tion of Congrnsional in·
'>"ftitigatiflft committee. ~tn:ngth ·
rnm~r thf' Uni ted :-.lations. and
weakPnmJt" tht' pvv.er r,flocRI po·
lit'~ rorCt"s.
In the 195(1'~ t'l ·l"ommunuu
ManninJ! Johnson <;wOrt' under
•lll th that the :-.:AACP wa~ ··a
vehicle of thE' \om~unLst
Party ' The American L'ommu·
nLti1 prPSS has fre4Ut'lltly hl.'aped
pratse and endon<ement on th"
~AA C'P And m 1958 it was
shown that 1-45 natLon&l k-Rders
of 1he :-.:AACP had am11~!'ed ,.
total of 2200 affiliat io ns with
et tt'd Communist fronts. 8$911
ei~uons. and enterpri!'.E'i
It 1hould surprise no one to
find the NAACP behind the
cha011 of forced bu11ing.
Cl /9761lwJoiva am,11 Soc~ F"run.
VOLUNTEER OF' THE YEAR AWAR D Is being pres ented
to Beve rly Pf"C k, at right, by Sarah KuU, head ol the
Sherman Foundation Volunteer Assn. Mrs. Peck received
the awa.n::l for ow:tst.lnding volunteer worl,; at the Sherman
Foundation Cente r In Corona del Mar. All members
of the Vol unteer Assn. were honored at a recent dinner
at the Center for gi ving of their time at the garden ln
Corona del Mar and "ihe Sherman Found2.tion nurser y
a.nd growing ground at Dana Pomt.
letters
• FALLACY OF WE LF'ARE
Dea r Editor :
Worir1 welfa re is in in-
cubation awa ltin2 its birth
ln lhe \l,"orld monetary fu nr1,
with our own good de-ed,
good wiii, give-away Dr,
Kissinger as mid-wife. It
is palterned after our wel-
fare state, that has cleartr
proved that sharing the
wealth destroys the wealth.
The anrient countries,
having lived for centuries
under oppressive lords, have
now become aware that there
Is a better way or lite and
want to share ln the glories
and advancements of the
"fne enterprise system"
and the" self determlnltlon"
d the Individual. They see
the results, but do not yet
under sta.nd the work, blood,
sweat and tN rs that go lnto
making ih.ls success pos-
sible. So tbey want to share,
oot bGUd, not r eallzi.Qg that
to lhlre Is to ••ken and
destroy what they are try-
lnc to emulate.
America's creed lstohelp
those that help themselves.
Let's not put the oftdtrde-
'tloped (lC)UDtriH Ill tile
s am• role u our <Us-
1-lod, diiAtlsllod, re-
btUSou welta.H rtel,pieats
who but lost tbe will aad
dntre to help or pto'f1de
for lbtmtel•n. SeU be\c:l
wltb coopentU wW beU4
a better world lOr all. Sbar-
IAc tbru eot:nk8 wtU ''"e
a -· .a-101, joai(OIS world that wlD co baatnCit
aod loan DDtldllll cood lor .. ,.....
~Jooopb
515 VIII Llclo Sold
Uclo 1~1
MAGIC PAH OH T .V.
SH OW TH IS SU HDAY
"A vis it to the M a~:ic Pan"'
will be featured on the
'Hollywood Chef'' TV show
on KBSC, ChannE'I 52, at
-4:30 p.m. Sunda y F'eb. 22.
A special guest on tile show -..·m be actress Mar te Wind-
sor.
Chef Vern Lanegrassewtlt
s how how crepes a re made
at lhP French country-style
restaurant. ln Costa Mesa,
the Magic Pan Is ln the Bul ~
lock's Wing a t South Coast
Plaza, an.d Ed War y is tbe
manager.
LRALHOnCI
NOTICE
OF' PUBUC HEARING
Notice Is t\ereby glventhat
the Plann.lng Commission of
the City of Newport aeaeh
wiU hold 1 public hearlng
on Amendment No. 463 ini -
tiated by The hYine Compa-
ny to consider an ameod-
ment to amend Chapte r 20,~
30 or the Newport ~ach
Monlelpal Code (for merly
t O,J! N. 8. hi, C.) as II
pertains to the parldDg res-
qulremeat ror omce butld-tnc•· bl.led cin the sl&e of
tho parldllc pool.
Notice ls bertby r-.rtber ct•• tbl.t saki public btu -lac wtn be hOld .. tho 4th
!by of March, tm. at the
hoar of 1:00 P.M. Ill tile
Coaacll Cbl.mbtu of tbt
Newport BM.cb City Hall, at
Whleb time ud piKe uy
lDd all per-• IMere•ed
tnaJ ttppeU" IDd be blt.rd
tbtrec:a. .
Jamtt: ParMr, llc.retlry
PI ...... Com m-
Cit7 ol l<owport BOaeb
Ptblllll: Fib. 19, 1171, In
the Nowport Harbor Eoalp.
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BEAUTI FUL OINNG ON THE B"Y
COQ<TjO,ILSUNDER THE STAAS
OWU'AGIIE Sl .... " MIUIICH 10 A.M. .. 3, .M.
B4tatARiena
DANCIIIG 6 HllilfTS
Now Appearing
PENNY DAY _ ...
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HARRIS BROS
IIJM.UnM_..
MI'WfOiTIIACM .,. •• no.n
640-SIU
AnnoUgcjog, Par-amount Sports
annual
Moonlight Sale
WIIICH WILL HAPPEH OM
Friday Night, February 27.
I T !flU_ 1 .. 1.S1 FO R F\'ACl"I.Y FOU R HOl'RS:
F RO.'fl 6 1'. '1. U,\'
OH V ,'l/"1'11. ~p Rl'.\
Ot'T OF C:U5 I"O 'U R\.
An\"Mfl' u•ho J.a• o•.:pen';•'u:f'd
mn 't4 oon li~:ht \alt> kn"u"
it's worth iou ~-•ti~?lltin ~:.
Busy sked
is planned
for elderly
1'be Newport Harbor
Seelor Cltlsens Club, spon.
sored by the Zonta Club
is Prtlpl.J'in£ for a busY
scbedl.le. Some of the ltigh-
Ugbts are: PINOC HLE
GROUP, .ter the direction
of Harry Livesay, Is maJdne
plans for a tournament start-
Ing Marcb 2.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE
members Lillian Colin,
Bertha Hawkins, Car lie Car.
roll, Ellubeth Fuller, Boo-
nie Daris, Walter MiUer IDd
LiUlan Butler hu e plans
under way for a blcentennW
luncheon and I "day of fun "
on Thursday, April Z9, at
II a.m. Proceeds wtU be
usf!d for the Senior Citizens
buJidlng fu nd,
GABABOUTS CHAIR MAN
Stell a Marks Is planning a
21 day eseapade tou r to New
Orleans, which will include
a week's boat tr tp toMen co.
Departure dafe is AprU Z6.
On June 24 the seniors will
depart for Hawaii on a IS
days tou r, wfllch will include
4 Islands.
CANDIDATE for one of the
3 Costa Mesa City Co•Jnd l
sea1s to be fUied by the
city's March 2 election is
Phtillp Evo:~ns, S<:!rvice sta-
tion owner and operator. He-
hu served on the CifJ Traf-
fic Commission, the Cham-
ber of Commerce OOard, as
activities chair man of the
Lions Club, and in other
civl(· a0t1 S<:!r vtce positions.
He favors more day care
centers, mor e bike trails,
a recr e'ition center for yout h
and the eldE'r ly, conservation
of open space, Imp roved
tralfic planning, expansion
of paramedic services, and
a speed-up Of the downtOW'l
re-development Project.
'TIM£ TO RUN ' FILM
AT CHURCH FEB. 22
"Time to run,"' a rilm
that is a mixture of problems
and solutions, will be shollffi
at Christ Lutheran Chur ch,
-:so Virtoria St., Costa Mesa ,
.at 7:30 p.m. this Sunda),
Feb. Z2. This World Wide
Pictures feature was filmed
on location in Southern Cali-
fornia. The fil m seeks to
str engthen love relation-
s hips.
Service und Quulit_r
Siru·p 194 6
NURSERY-
ollis}ars FLORIST
I·R·S
INV ENTORY REDUC TION SALE
ALL I GAL.
NURSERY STO CK
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ALL 5 GAL.
NU RSE RY STOCK
T rccs -Pl am s -Shrubs
Al11 o -. Loo k ror RED TAG Sal e Items.
'em than count 'em I IRS Thru Feb, 29.
SPECIAL
11.95
Reg. 15.95
•relY aU stans, steel-banded
ft:li:Uy barrels-
25" Dlameter, 17" Deep,
Ortat for trees, shrubs and
llow'er plaaters.
Flo ri st Special
BOSTON FERNS •
SALE
3.99
6" Pot
Rec. a.95
Sped ll thru Ftb, 2t
EVE BIAVA, left, (ud. center) and Fa.rel WalkE!r are
hulrh ng a shell eoc rusted mirror, wh{ch will be one
or the pri.zes belllg giYen at· the S.h annual ''Las Vegas
extravaganu." of the Newport Harbor Soroptimist Club
this Friday eveniog, ~eb. 20, at the Fountain Valle~
ClYte Center. Highlights of the evening mclude g:a mes,
entertaillment and prlr.es, which "''ill include an original
oil painting, a plane trip to Lake Tahoe and a caterF>.1
buffet for 12, as well as the mirrol'. Proceeds of the
party will go to the Soropt lm1sts communit} service
projects, according to Mrs. Wa!kH, presidQnt. These
projects include mobile meals for shuJ.ins Gi rls C!uh
and retrainin g scholarships. \Ensign photo.) '
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Now~~-27th.
We're Glendale Feder~1
Sav ·ngs. And to ce lebroie
the positively grand open111c
of our new ly relocated
Newport Beach off1ce were
g1v1ng away the best
selh ng txls•c cookbcx>k vf o
t1me Absolute ly free I
It's the JoY. of Cool-.'n9
cookbook And the noMe
says 11 a11 1 Over 4 300 eo.,\
rec•pes guaranteed to
make a h1t at fom1ly get
togethers. and to turn
your midntght snacks mtc-
m•dntght smocks '
. ' ••
Candidates
to speak at
Mesafqrum
U:TIHD ftACHfH IIIAU TOUI 1'\.AIII
Tlllt ..., connatttM Of t.be Wet ndl:y, lla.ra n.
All l7 eaad.I!Jates lD eelt
month's Costa Mesa City
CouncU election hu e beee'
IDYited to speattontcta, Feb.
19, at a special forvm at
t he Newport Hartlor ..Costa
Mesa Beatty
Onlp C.., Coost dl· Cbects .... -1m11~ ,..._ of tle Callfonia Re. st..ld be 1DIIdt.,. It en' A
tired Teacben Ana. plus ud mailed to llr ..... Cot-
ta natrAa~~ to u.e eatty bun. n&-e • ....._ c. ..
c~ Dom_....., -. ~ IIID,, c.ar.
bomestte at Carsoa, c am. 9!651. ne ..nre • ~a
la tM Saa Pedro area, 011 ca.B~C: "-'b 1 n. t1 fi&.IS.
quarters.
Each candidate wlU be al-
lowed 5 mlnutes,plus aq~~es
tioo and answer pe riod.. Tbe
forum beJfns at 7:30 p.m.
ln the boar d auditorium at
401 N. Nt!Wport Blvd., New .
po rt Heights.
A roffee break_ with re-
freshments, will be held
alter all the candidates llaYe
spoke~~. The questloo period
wUI fo llow the coffee break.
The forum is jointly spon-
sored b}' the Realty Board
aod the League of Women
Voters.
The forum is opet1 to the
general public at no charge.
What s more when y0l1
carne 1n to p1c k up your
.~ookbook you II be treoted to
vne of t~e 'l"IOSt beaut1fully
des1gned gorden·h ke env1ron·
... ,ents •n Southern (al!forn•o
1rnog•ne l1ve trees •n the lobby
,:1 mogn•ficent sto1 ned gloss
ced1ng bouga1nvilleo hong.ng
'rom redwood beams '' s
,f1describoble I
And 1t s conven1ent
rwo dnve·up TV telle r un•ts
free and easy pork1ng
and free serv •ces like you
wouldn t believe lnciUd1ng
sa fe depos1t boxes free
check•ng· and o commun•ty
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Myadec.
f•r •ctl•• ~,I•·
Parte-Davis .......... ~,
Hlah Pot 0" •• I•• ,.., ency Oo tloo to·
YrtA!min Formula with Mlnerall
130 C...•·•··
Parte4>avis
•••. S7 .79
130 Day
Vitamin
Supply Now .• ."$4.95
1100 CAP \'f.ILfS -J0 FitEf!J
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If yOLI con t moke •t to our
NewP9rt Beoch ofke drop
by onv of ovr other Orange
County branches (they re
celebrat1ng tlte grand openu'9
too \and ptd;. uo your free
cook.bool-<; Be sure to fu"1d out
oboL'1 our e'<C it•ng free
serv1ces A nd maybe open on
1nsured sov1ngs account
and IOtl'l our Glendale Federal
fomdy
We con help you blHid
your tomorrows
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GLENV!Le-FEDERAL
Newport Bronch . 100 Newpon Center 0.../833·3606 (ocross from Robinson's)
Open Mondoy through Thu,.ooy 9 '1;1 5. Fddoy 'tH 6
Soturdoy 10 1;/ 2 (dnve-up only).
Ron Rohrer, Manager.
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REMO VAL-NO SWELL INC.
NO IRR il .t.fiON
A n•voluloOIUf\' M"" ,..,~~ to rrmovt' un-
"'"'""d r,,,, from '"~ P"t of vo;.~r
bu:1'1' l hr "'"""'d t ful .1no dOt"• not
f\'.\J\IIft' !'\t Ut.f' of nt't'd~< ff' !Jet
m •kf·up m•~ be •ppllcd ommr d••trly
Alttr Inc \futmrnt
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rt ... n,, ·· JU.'>f a pup, SIW!-:l:les
l!J! rr. lu 1 mlsln•ss, LiSSl
<. uumml1.<11 of ShorP Cliffs.
! ,,.,.,,-,o;: on .. or n•aH) IOta!
!ul uV.'IId'~ PXl Jt>• t ~! to enter
llo••L r P<-1" Jll lht' Orangt•
' u;o ~1 I,, n:1.t11 ShPplift rl Do-,!
r lut ·s I Ll! "'10''' on .4.pril 4
Ill '•lll h·U CrO\'"· 0 '11'1lE'I'S Of
Ct'-J IH<tll Sftt-pliE'f!l., v.·ho want
lhtor mJ \1011 on tl1t' sho ... · may
,jJ JP.Iu Wt1aleo at :i-13-0-489 1/lf H 11•1 \i V tW~k'fl\
TWO COMPL ETE SIIO WS 7 00 & 9 45 "' :l.l.1J Jo rif' Beru1~>ft a! 534~
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MRS. GEORGE HALL, left. and Mrs. Huson P11tt.ff,
rl(ht, put tocetbe-r ftaiJ plans for the '1\selday Clab's
Feb. 24 rashioe hmcbeoa. wtth tbe awronl of Sblrley
GUbert, director of tbe Bra.Ule Institute iD Aabelm .
Home manacement CCMitRS at the BnUle lnstltJte for
those who bne lost their sight will be one or tbe re-
ciplent.s of beDeftt/pu1y. Mrs. Hall, geoenl ebl.lrman
of thf' event, Ia holdlnl a cyclame:1 plant, .wbtch wUl
bP used for decoration at the Sooth Coast Plaza Hotel
ballroom, where the btoc tleoD will be held.
EILEEN STOVER
OF C.M. IS .DEAD
Funeral services were
held Tuesda}· tnSt. Andrew's
Chapel for Eileen Stover,
4'7 , of Z715 Caury, Costa
Mesa, who died at home Feb.
12. Burial •·as In Pactnc
Vif'w memorial park here.
Sht-was a. native of Iowa
aDd had Uv£'11 he re 13 )'ears.
5114' Is survived by her hUs-
band B. J, (Barney) Stover,
son or Tom Slovf'r of Cost:~
Mesa, aml her motht'r, Mrs.
Myrtle Martin, or Santa Ana,
Funeral director wa s
Beli-Broadwa\' of Costa
MPsa.
'50tU OF ZEBEOEE'
Associate Pastor Tom
Hamllton -.·m preach at both
the 8:30 and 10 a.m. Sunday
services ll.t Plymouth Con -
gregational Church, 3262
Broad St., Newport Heights.
His topic -.·ill be ''ThP sons
of Zebedee again.''
UGALMOYICI
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The follO\\'ing persons are
doin!! bu sin ess as: E¥ans'
P rltsos, lOOOQuai!St.,N-:ow .
port Beach, California
92660: Jo'ln Robert Evans,
(Incorporated state of
Ca!lf.), 180 East 21st Street,
Costa Me.;a, Ca. 92627;
Chris Constantinos Pritsos
{Incorporated state o~
Calif.), 2 Bearpaw, •68, lr-
rine, Ca. 927 14.
This business is conducted
by a corporation,
Signed: Chris C. Pritsos.
Corporation Name:
Evans/Pritsos Incorpor-
ated, John Robert Evans,
President.
This stateme11t was rtled
"''ith the County Clerk of
Orange County Ff"b.l7, 1916.
Publish: Feb. 19, 26, Ma r.
4, 11, 1916, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F ·52705
LEGAL MOT!CE
NOMINEES
FOR PUBLIC OFFICE·
(CANDIDATOS
PARA OFICIO PUBUCO)
NOT ICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN lh3t the follow'lnl!:
persons have been oomlnated
for the offi ces herelDalter
mentioned to be filled at the
Genenl Municipal Election
to be held In the City of
Newport Beach on Tuesday,
thP 13t h day of April, 1916.
(NOT JCJA SE DA POR
EST£ MEDIO que los st~l
e ntes candidates ha.n sldo
nomlnados para lros oriclos
a Qui dentro mendonados qu('
se-ran ocupadosenlaGeneral
Eleccloo Munl r ipal que
tendra Iuga r en Ia Cludad
de Ne"''J)Ort Beach, maMe-s.
el dla 13 avo Cle Abril, d£'
NEW t; o! IIIP death or H. E.
(Hat) Yoong, former ltn .''l'lc;e
iospe'r tor lor the City or
Ne\\'porl Rea<'tt, has come
Crom Santa Rosa. Hal jOined
thP city staff on Ma)' 1,
1943, and retired Jan. 27,
196 4, atter more than 20
yea rs of servlre. His wldov.·
Enid, informed the Enstgn
that Hal passed away latP
last ypa r In Santa Rosa.
FEB . 25 TEA
"Member s or the Orange
Count)' Chapter or Brandeis
Univer Sity national .,·omen's
r·ornm ittee will welcome
prosped in.> members at a
tea at 2 r •n. Wednesday,
Feb. 25, In tl•e main lounge
of the Spa, Park Ne"''J)Ort
Apartments.
JACK DICKINSON OF
NEWPORT HTS. DIES
t'taneral servkes werP
11eld Saturda)' for Jark Oick-
mson, 7:i, of21 25Sherington,
Oak'A·ood apartments, W1to
died Feb. 12 at a local con-
valescent hOme .
Mr. Dickinson, a rptl red
office equipment manu .
fa cturer, had lived here 13
years. He was from Ala-
bama.
The Rev . Lawrence Fruh.
ling of the Lutheran Chu rch
of thfo Master conducted set -
Vi('es at Pacific Viev.'Chapel,
followf'd by cremation and
burial at sea.
MYRA SULLIVAN OF
C.M. IS DEAD AT S9
Graveside servl('es are
scheduled toda)', Feb, 19, at
El Toro CE'metery for Myra
Su llivan, 59, or 820 CE'flter,
Costa Mesa, whO died F'eb .
15 at Haag hospital.
The Rev. Thomas Hamil-
ton of Pl)'mouth Congreg11 .
ttonal Church -.·Ill ('Oodtacl
the service.
Bell-Broadway of Costa
Mesa Is funeral director.
MAURICE HARTMAN
OF BALBOA DIES
=-------... -1976.) !II For Members of the Cit'}'
Private family servir'f>S
were held thi s week for ...
Maurlcf' Hartman, 57 , of
209-l/2 E~e.,.ater, Balboa,
who died at his hom p Jan.
13. Mr. Hartman, who was
active ln construction and
investments In this area,
had lived nere for the past
10 years.
I!!J '
..,...,,
"fl"fiNOI"
T•mmy
ltiN·IIP•
I ~
ftll
ACAOIMY• AWAIIIO MGMIJIATOII
Cor.t·ncll
(Para Mlembres de Con.
C'lllo Munlcl.pal)
DlSTRICT 2:
(OlSTRlTO ! )
Oonatd A, Me1Dnis,
Robert A, Brockman.
DISTRICT s,
(DISTRITO S)
Gwenda A. Watson,
PIUl ~yckoff,
Hans Olav Htgna.
DISTRICT 7,
(DISTRITO 7)
Archibald D. Scott tll,
hr H. Trebler,
Ray E. WWllms.
DuDcu R. Mctatosl'l, Jr.,
WIUiam H. -..11,
Tom Bland!.
Oort. Ceorce, ActlDc City
C lert oil he Clly o1 Newport
Bach, Callfornb (Secre-
tar~ s.lMate Municipal de
la Cbldld de Nuport Beach,
CaJUOnlla)
lloltd: Flbroary 17, 1976.
(F.cha: el dll 17 IYO Cit
F.Orm>, do 11176~
Pobllllll: Ftl>, l t,U, 11176,
ill the Mewport. Harbor
!aatp,
Baltz-Bel'(eron or Costa
Mesa was the director.
LAVal A LEE OF C.M.
SUCOIMBS AT AGE70
L .. ena Lee, 70, a retired
hotel OWDer who lived at 6&5
Park, Cotta Mesa, was
buried Tueldly in Paclfk
View memorlll park here.
She died Feb. 13 at hef
hOme.
Services were btld In
sa~ta..a.,..-c~ 1n
Cotta u .. , wltb 'the Rev.
JIJHI Combs otftc tatlll.
OIIOIESJS PROGRAM
AT COM HI SCHOOL
'•Dreem• ud •IPC-
ratrM'' wtU bl tbe ....W.
duet pnurhttoll rtw. b')'
tiM ~ "-"' Co-,_ c1o1 llu 'IP ocbool .
tt 1M Uttlo tblator at tiM
ocbool 1'111rodo1, Fl'ldl1111d
Sollor<IIJ, Fob. tz•N, II 6
p.m. J.U. •-uod a..,_ Boaaer are ltwdtM maa-
qon,
Wood
ofCM dies
--.-.. eo-.. -dric .... wtoe .... _,,...., _ _..,
at t IMCI.-e ....... t l ·-10 . l&o. Wood,-UYed at
JU F1ower, 1M bela • 1M
Harbor Ana -10 ,...... •• Sbl
•u • Ml_..-t lllltlft.
F..nl tenicet were
c~ ,...eerdiJ at Ftnt
B""IJt Ctmeb of c-.
Mea b)' u. Ret'. s ...
Combs. Bvlal wu ill &ar-
bor ae.t cemetery.
She la .mved by -...
bUd Jtmmy or Costa Mril;
sou Jack Wood of car .
michael, Jamea Wood o:
Fairfield., duPter Harlf
Wood of Costa lieu.
f .C. Hw,./lhN'f!~. u•hou
siOr-f' 111 ltJ1 J f!/ t'll-~r-1
Bl11d. htJs ht>f!, a Co!iltl
Mu • lrmdJrHirl: fo r 111 0 rt> lhtnr 2,. }'f'D,, J.f thr
tnllborily c;, .(l',..S a11d
;t'rl't>lry.
AHGOLA
In South Wect Africa lies
a land ... of 5,000,000 people
now engaged in a bitter
Interna l wa.r certain to be
won by com monists.
Most people know that
Angola I$ strategically Im-
portant, but few are aware
that a hu~~:e diamond in-
dustry Is also-at stalke.1
Angola,' prior to current
disruption, had an anwal
diamond proc1uct1on or over
2,000,000 carats of above
avera,e quallt}'. It has
sE>ven or eight diamond-
bearing rivers, and mlnlng
Is a str ea m-bed gravE'! op-
eration, rinrs being di-
VP rted for gravel sl.fting,
so modem dry -dredging
methOds bet'ame feasible,
Although we do not have
enou gh other fa cts to pass
judgment as to America's
stake In this connft't,
lhing is t'f'rtaln: :;:;:::;I "gem" is being at
by the Soviet Union.
AH-10
PULlEI
IIUITlfl C"ARGE
I4NK4M£1t1CA.O
''Why
Spiritual
Healing?"
IO,JO A.M. SATURDA Y
FEBRUARY 21
C.ltilrl ( an• l'ro • ui,•tl
EDWARDS
I THOM AS A .• ,U .... IIi l NEWPORT .
Chnt''t~r~ Srinlct> lDO NEWPORT OR1VE
ENSIGN CLA SSIFIED ADS
• MISCELLANEOUS
1\01 ot ,,. w .. ~ -c-:;)
Afl,;· '"" ·~··· t.i-c c-~-·
Fancy
Japanese co lored Carp
202~2 B.ovv<ew A....,,
-·· O .C , A I•POfl
(714) SS6-4920
.... ---'-"' Of --a-,.
• MEARltoiG AIDS
•
HAL AEBISCHEA
l
Proper Fitting Assured
3409 E. Coast Hwy .
Corona del Mar
675·3833
. lo\LI!I.& KfiVG
•20 E. 17TH, COSTA tiii!:S.._
1146-7706 -Me-'155 --
DIMMITt
{);r'~t
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bOO I . 00oo& il..,.,
PHONE: Ttt-1101
ft.OWUII fOil
ALL OCCMIONI
DiM•rl T•sb
rwltiii'I'B -·-,. MIIN sm ..
~-
·o LOST AND FOUND
RING Cound In Corona del
Mar. Call Mrs. H. L.
Fagan, Lake Elsinore,
614-2474, after 6 p.m.
f'LE"N
you r home or apt,
$14.50 per week.
Licensed: •1228.
Insured:
$25,000 ltablllty,
S 5,000 property.
REFERENCES
S IIZ I , ..•.. 644-Utifi
LANDSCAPE COMPANY -
Install and repair sprink-
lers. LtcensPd. (213) 696.
4301.
GLE N'S GARDENING • and
cleanup senlc.e, la..·n
plannlnc and preparation.
Reasonable r1tes. Good
references. Call 673-2001
alter 5 p.m.
'• BEAUTY NOOK
2732 e. c-Hwv.
Corono dol M•
Phone 144-7338
o CIUROP,RACTOR
HOuoo•
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-as• S .... .,. co.., • ., HW'I'. .011,.. 0 co-..e.t....._,. ., .. 1 ...
Cell in Y•vr Wan1 A4
to ..... Entiln:
673-0SSO
$200 buys a 1968 Olds 88,
cream wUh black top, .• •
luxe model. Dr iven by re.
tiring LOLFP. Call af!Pr-
noon. 640·5992.
o MELP WAHTED
WATKINS DEALER~ IIAVF
, • • Flexible hours -
EJ.ce llent earnings
Pleasant SE'IIIng.Openlngs
available. Write Dept, 10,
Watkins ProduC'ts, lrtc.,
Wlnona, Minnesota 5598i,
PRE. TAX cilARAJIC'l
KIJl\nK*! apiMt orpn-fa-
vo rltt 'M' Nriei •. $435
Lcster "Betsy R~•" splnet
p1UIO aow oaly ••.• S595
Lowrty Ctnlt orpn -renW
roOino, juot., .... $611S
Wnltber IPtnlt pluo, tl·
eoo.tCOid .•.••. $6115
Yamallo B5CR Or,oot •• $195
HaUot ' Dm1 -It
pluo, roottl ........ $175
Kt~ .... OfiU
w/Loollo ••• ,I, •••. $775
Baldwla op1M1 pluo-llio
..,. coedlua. ••••• M95
ICIOIIIDT llua:: CO. ._,., ...... -r:-.. ,
110'1 "· -If. -""' !II. 1114
1 CHURCHES
THE FlltiT IAPT,ST CHURCH
ntf CfMTfa fOa .. lliCAl STUDIES
f s45 4..'4~ alaLE CLAIIEI -H :OO A.M. WOtU HI,. HOUR
1s•t ... 11&. fVAMCiELI STIC HOUa
111,.4GM0LIA AT S.,.TA ANA AV£., COSTA Mf SA
Olilcnl 81eOt-rd.
•••• , L •••no• -PAl TO•
-DIT. etOaMGI, COSTA MESA-Ul-..
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.. 1 CLIPP DL, MIWPOaT IIAat -'•2·74U
DR. P.liMTOM HMtOaE
PAITOa
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ar...... .... •• .... .a.c.st
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Veterans' Memor l.al Bld~.
SbS W. l ~th.C'osta Me)<!
REV. TOM TYREE. Pastor
SUNDAY I:.RVI( I ~
l O· 30 A M & 1 00 P M
Suncb) Schl.)tll.
all al!es. q 30
HOMf BI HLF CLA\S~ \
Call "5 2.QOQ~
•Teadun~ Behk Doll eur•
LUTHERA C'H 'RCH
OF THF MASTl:.R
2900 Pac1fic Vi~ Or
Corona dt>l Mar. Calif
L AWR l-Nn· l) I RliJII I~
P.JSI IIf P ill lilt' (\44 2f16 4
SUNUAY sr IIEDULE:
:us a.m. -Sunday School
10:30 a.nr. -\\lorshlp
'lur,en .Jttd < o llt.•c lh•ur
AITEND
TJ4ECHURCH
Of YOUR CHOICE
REGULARLY
Chrestian Sci ~nc~
Sennc~s
fiR I., r CHL RCH Of
CH KI T . <.JEI"TI ~ I
3303 V1a L•do
!\,·wpf)rt s~at ..
M "'I>AY SCHOOL
9 & 10:10 8 ....
~l NUA 't SER VIU:.~
9 & 10: SO a .. , .
\\ HJNESO A Y fV(M '\,c.
\1E.ETING ~ p Ill
READIN(, R()( J~
\\u ·l.. day~: 9" 111 'i p no
\\ t..dnnday: 9 a.rn.· 7: l 'l i>· r.
Tun day
C) .;.m. · 5 p.m . 1·11 p 111
~H ONI> CH R< H 01
< HRI"T. ~('ff_ '1 1'-."1
'• wport lk;H h .11
( f)rl>ll"-dd !1,1o~r
J 1()0 P.au f1c \ u:v. llr
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~L"'Ijl)A y t;;FR \I( I Ill d Ill
a F'O'IF SOAY IJ.OO P.'.!
Rt·o~d•ng RotJm .
3500.11 f. Coa~>tH"'·
F:ot,.oc~ oo 'arciou u-.
Mon.-Fn . 10 a.m. I<•:, rIll.
'>uoday aflernooo : I 1.0 I
Sat.: I 0 a.m 10 -' p.m
Yo u an· (nrd 1allv '"' ltl·d
to ae t\·nd Church ..,t'r\l<..n
<tnd 10 liM' Rco~den • R o11111
Plymouth Congre gational Ch urch ,
• 1 /-ref and lflciepemknr Ctmgregatwnul O""'"m (1, ,
THl' RJ \ JO H' A LI NDVALL ~1 un~t .,
SUNDAY SERVICUt t:JO A.M • ..-o 1tdMI A.
Bable Study. ~~a.m . and 1 p.m. Church SdJoof 10 a.m
3262 BROAD STREET. NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Nursery care provided
IH.ar ClclLens of N~r1 B~ach
Joy ce Cr 1
of Rober
r •
d I
·r 011.
I I \
:t'l '. r
J 111 o r
I .
Your dedced rqr~taciv~ 5hould be both responslw to and "' uu•l\ '~' •
INuft and probl~mt facing us a ll as d cluns of N~wpon 8~ach In tlw v.,, 1-.
prtor co ch~ upcoming Aprll 13th munklpal ~l~cclon. I will doS< u"~ w-.•t ol •
mutual conctom. Thf• tollowtng Is one area thac cooc~rnt• us all -fttl' proe .. , n
W• telclom think of our ftre dt'pa.rtment until n~Ned. but at r"ldPnt' ••f ''
are fortvnate to haw OM o( th~ better d«:partm~nll In the southhand \\.ul tJI, •
Publk: Fire Protection Rf'I)Or1 just completed. Newpon lmprov~d Its onunlo '''''' ''"" 4
mOO ar._ o( the d l}l. m•aning anywhere from a 4 IO 20~ r~duc linn Ill "'" '""' •
premium• fof many structures. Th~ fire dt'panm~nt w111 lnscrumo>nt.ll 111 '"'""'
tprlnklt:r ordinance tor commercial bulldlntt and lmpl~m~nclng 11 'nmpl.•u "'~f'· , • •
protram by the ftre pr-evention bureau for !nuance of all busln~"' lro •·n ... ' I ho·\ '' 1
wotked within a ttrkt city budget (8.3" of our annual city budgr t I\ ''" h11 I'"'"''"" •
IUpprtM~ and admln .. tratlon) co provtck quality llf~ tavtng llt:rvll ~
Many o( the olckr eectlons of town offt'r hllo baste problt>ms M"n\ "''I '""'' o •
extremetv cioN t .. her and building materials on roofs 11nd outsldl' v. ,u, ·"' ,.,,.."
Oammable. Our Dq~~rtrnent of Community D~vll!lopm~nt ha s prom"" ol • "'" "" "
graduallv correcc theM problem arus In wveral waya. and thb pmqr ·'"' "''' Ito·•·• • \
lnttrumt"nlal ln the correctiOn of many non-conforming and unsaf,. "'u•H" "' v. 11h" 11 •
~dey. Currt'fttlv letll than S" of rnldt'nces In town haw amok~ dtt•c 11••11 d• • •• ,... "" I ~would IW~ lnlmt'dlale eartv warnings of fir~ -espt"cially 111 "'" "'"'' ..,.,.,.., h
crowded MCtlone of dM d ty. Thne should becom~ a standard Unn In "''''\ hnu" h •'
ftt.htor throuth eontlnued educ.atlon by the fire prf'Yt'fttlon bureau or •• ""h"""', .
qutrlnt IMtallatlon ...We truwkn of ownerthlp or modUk aciun by P""' •• 1 tw • 11 1
bcfnt tMt If )IOUf Mtthbon' houee were co catch fire at 3 • m h~ wuulol h• 1\lo.fll.o•o ••
In time to pt'«W.ftt the Ire from taklnt addlttonal dw~IJings Jn the area
The recft'lt IS--pee. Public Rre Ptotec:don Rf'P0'1 iuued by cht> ln,ulll'" • '-~r • •
()Ike of c.l..,.._ In fNI"V ,...as eoa tar beyond what t. econom11 "II" lrfl"lhl I ,,,
mekn M'W'ral po1nt11 whkh IIMI dft«rw varying dt:frHS o( pnorlcv 1n 1mr11" "''"'"''""
(I) Ow owrall water tupplv ~a fOOd rating. but wvtor~tl fit<' hyll'''"' '~''' '"'
tmed ~ ,......,. ~. Th~ ddlc~nc arelh e~f •lur "'""'' '\"'''
thould be ,twn the ~priOrity In being corrtoelt'd
(2) 8ecauM of the powth of our c:tty another engln• compenv 11 '"" ""'"'' nrlrd r I I•
II c:ul'ftftdy bctftl .... b, a.nd I would litrongly recommc>ntl "llPf"' .. 1 I r 1
ltetn In the '76-'77 budeet alont wllh th~ necnsaf'\. p#rlionnt'l ,.1 '",;r 111
equtptMnt.
(S) The trOW1h o1 our city wlll uttlmatelv erutt' problema In Wl'll Nvwp(HI ""''"'tho ,,...trial notther1l Medon. Fire ttadont mull ewntuelly t>. 11dd,.d •1 I""' • ·1
doMf to theM areae .ftdthovW become a .,., of our t•ntnl plan
I.,.. preMftt M the~ San Clemette. lr• as tNr1 of the Sh~rur, ~~nit h H,., .,,.
_.. eMily to Mte the pr..enc:e of a Newpon a-c:h entlne company Thl• mutuo~• ••'
,..... •• Mttill•h .._ ...t to CMIIItiMe ~•uetdee ellowtr for th4' lm mt>dlatt-mnhlhr«'
doe of _._....e.c. II ....::uttary to ltiiiP' .. any flrt al hand In th• M~trlnP,·, "111• .,. _... .._ c-,._ "-t ....-Ne-.on wlth.lft tt'ft mlnulh of th, aletm ,, .. , "
.. hew .... to .. ......_. • .._.of .-eel.,.._... tnutual •ld p.KI~ gn .. l .. nq v. "'IINiklll'l • ......., It cllw In~ , .... an economk reality
' l
P. , K~ tw.w a c•.U• •.wa •cc~t~l -•••• .. • tQtlk. ,... ... ttw m• • call
..
THURSDAY, FIB. 19, 197& ··-!!f!~ID~!!!!ifBIJaliljiiiiliiiiiiailiii!lilii
CO RO A DEL MAR. CM.
ESS''--
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drl"' 1 vf fJTO<Ju ts that art>
·' or1manh lc~un-1 w a
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•. &-t.av&o d r mplt>t&o IJlf'
.~ <;<~·eon&on an.' 11001 sup-
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•'lflt'est, fJavP, wm be mar-
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m•lty Yoath Center team
from Corau del Ma.r wu
2111! Ia Dl•lldoo • (7th ud
COI'ODI del Mar's c ... ,.,.
Leacoe ·--oat ... lr~--"A .. DIVISION
w L ball JeUOD Fridi.J Dlcbt at
CYC fS •••••••••• 5 1 home, aad start tbe CtF
CYC tl •••••••••• 4 t playoffs Oil ,._..y,
CYC f! .. , .•....• 4 2 The Sea klnp:, 1ti11 WI-
Eulbt.ll • • • • • .. · • 4 l beat'" Ia 2S otarts, ooio(
sa.amsala I! · . · · · · · ! 4 lato tut alcht's hOme pme
Pee.tasala fl • • • • • • ·! 4 W'ltb btaacta. play ZDd-
Newport Heights • • • • 0 6 place VWa Put oo Frtday "8" DJVISION lll&ht. lD a Ja~~.: !8 meetift«,
Eutbtuft' •• · • • • • • • 6 1 COM beat Vllla Part 5S-fi9
8cdla.lo Hills • • • • • • • 6 1 oo tbe loeer's court. M.UiDers tZ ...••.• 5 ! The Harbor Aru.'s other
M'art.oers tl • • • • • • . 4 3 s high schOols will eod their
PeDinsula • • • • • • • • • 3 4 seasoos Friday nf«ht withOUt
Channel ••• · · • • · • • 2 5 quallf)"I.Dg for the CIF ptay.
CYC ..... · · · · · • · 2 5 orrs. Esta.nda msts Costa
Newport Heights •••• 0 ? Mesa, and Newport Harbor
''C'' OIVISlON visits Edisoo.
Ne-.,ort Heights .••. 6 0 Last Friday night, New-
Pellllu.Ll •• • • • • • • • 4 2 port lost 64-51 at West-
Martiaers •• • • • • • • • S 3 mlnster. Golnt; into last
CYC ••••••• • • · •. 3 3 nl(ht's hOme pme with
Eulblaff •••• • • • • • 2 4 Western. tbe Tars W"ere 4-
BIIflalo Hllls •••• • • • 0 6 16 00 the seuoo. and 3-9
ln Sunset League play, Estancia lDd Costa Mesa,
aJler l.atilll 61rtotut.tarts
SU BJE CT TO NORMAL EXCAVATIOH.
LOCAL CODES 1'40T INCLUDED
FINANCING AVAILABLE
ON APPROVED CREDIT
• tM CeatvJ 1o0p, • a •• oatoj ___ ..
put Z weeks. Belx't lalt
alcbf 's pme with COM, Es-
b.De.b tla~ a ~ mad;
of 15-6 udaCftDrJI.Aipa
record ol ?-4. Cost:l Mesa.
before playing last ....._ a.
Mapolla. W'lS 13-10 011 tllle
seucm Uld 6-6 with tbe -· The COM Sea KiDCs, nted
as tbe top prep ,&Hm Ia
Oru(e County, wt.llproblbly
DOt taow thel.r first Clf
playoff opponent ttnW aome-
tlme this weekend.
In last F'rtday nl(bt's
game, Newport Harbor
stayed close to the powerlal
Westmluter Lkxls until the
4th QIIU'ter, when tbe Lloa.s ,
outshot tbe Tars 18-9 to wtn
going aW'ly. Blll WllldnmD
led Newport's seortac with
18 points. Kim Cooke bad
14.
other local squads were
Jdle last Friday,
WE FEATURE
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TELEDYNE
LAA RS a
Pool Sweep,
ELDERS of St. Aod.M's Presbyterian Church of New,
port Beach a.re pictured here with their pastor after
tlle election held at the annual meeting of the CODgt'eg&~
tioo. Seated in front are Pa.t Yoder, Pastor .Charles
Oiereofteld, and Harlow IUcbardsoo; standing, Doug Dick,
Put E•W, Georre Fo~:, Joe Brock and Ed Bartora.
CUSTOM SPAS Entries in for Guadalupe
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OPEN 7 DAYS
Balboa Yac ht Club's an.
nual Guada.lupe lsb.nd race
hlts tbe startlnc UDe at OOOG
Saturday, Aprll 10, John E.
Arens, general chairman,
reports that he has received
over 68 requests for formal
applications, Inchtdl.ng
''Swlft" and "F'lreblrd,"
prerious race winners.
The lOR-Mark m (a) n c-
lng rule wUI be used. Ra.ce
Com mittee Chairman Phillip
Glasgow wfll be assisted by
William Campbell, Doris
Kirst and Swede Jotmson.
Communications will be
handled by Sta.tr Commodore
Carron Hudson, Roy LaHue aDd Robert B. Smith.
CB RADIO · IC'S
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Perfect for
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OPEN 7 DAYS
There will be two escort
venels -WIUlam Moen's
"Seallut," Ill Alaskan 55,
a.od M, Curtis Smith's "Lo-
cura," a 59' Cruiser.
Mrs. Gared Smith is
handltag iDvltaUoos and tro-
phies, whlle the hostess
committee wlll be headed by
Mrs. Jolm Holcomb.
Starting boats wUI be WU.
Uam Campbell's ''Sunshine''
and Swede Johnson's "Whole Enchilada." Finish boats are Prestoo
Zlllgltt's "Carina,'' Gared
Smith's "Por Na<ta," Ca r-
ron Hudson's "Velcaro,"
Robert B. Smith's "Fa1coo"
and WUUam Carlson's
"Ka'aluna."
There wUI be a trophy
presentation bnmch at to
a.m. Satur<iay, April 17.
.NB CIVIL SERVICE
BOARD VACANCY
Applicants are beiac
sought ror a seat oo the
Newport Beach city Cl'fU
service board. The vacartey,
created by the deathofboard
member Oren Kl.ng, will be
open for &ll)llcaUoas uaw
the end of this month.
The clYII service board
meets the n rrt Mooday ntc:bt
of each mooth at City Hall
to dt.seuss and dedde city
per-.oel potJctes. The
board's 5 members sene
without pay. Appoi.atmeots
an: tor 4 years.
AwlJeaUoas shoold be
made to tbe city clerk at
Cltr Hall.
CYCLE RIDER IS
'CLOTHESLINED'
A L1&11na Beach motor-
cycle rider told Newport po.
Uce be wu "ciotbellmed"
S:Qirday nlcht by a rope
~ had stretcbed
aeroa Acacia ATe. 111 Co.
rc.adelMar.
lunH Dulel Scbroc
aJdbewu-
Aeacta jut-ot
lhrJ, at 11 p.m. -
....,. -blm to 1t1o ud a.., hlm from
btllt. lit •utr .. oltor-...... ~--::::~~~~ PoUee r1111 Dlldlac lo tbe
-._teet f1lldlac • """' aormanr .-1 to rapt ott tbe pttnlt JIOI'Idll lot
.r IIMteo'e rett.rut, oear
a. -ot tbe acc..S.t. Tllo ....,. ,..., -. po11ct
-. .. ""'--ot Aca<ta. TliiJ t:lloortoocl -
-llllPI ... ltrttcllled tM rape aero.
tllt-uapnU.
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PUSTON B. ZILI.QTT ot
lllltM)r View KW. ... beM
........ 1!176 ... -ot tile Newport Oceoa Slilloc
A.a., apouor ol tbe Ea-
NMda nee. scbedll1ed to
.tart April U oft the Ha.r-
bor eaff'IDee. otber omeers
aft •lce...presldellts Jerry
Brue, GU ~ bd
Honrd ll&rtYD; secretary,
Diet Plana; treasurer,
Richard Je.ess; Judge a~
YOC&te. Pal Marz:, aad dl-
,_.,rs Jack Baillie, LIO)'d
(Swede} Jotmsoa, Richard
Lawreoce, James S. Llor:ter-
maa, Jack Malllnckrodt. R.
James N111eet. John Roblo-soa. Charles Ullmu aDd
W'WWD ._ Kle~mid.
The Real
o~ the major
firms ln Orange County, has
selected the Irvine Com-
pany's Bank ot America
building Ia Newport :enter
tor Us coJllC)rate head-
quarters.
Dr . Randall R, McCardle
will relocate the firm's eJ:-
ecutlve omces from the Or-
aoge County Airport area
to the nlath noor of the
Bank of America building,
500 Newport Center Drive,
in mid-February, Irvine Co,
leasing executive Charles
Buchanan said.
The Real Estaters ha5 of-
fices in lrvlne, Costa Mesa,
Huntlngtoo Beach, Fountain
Valley and Newport Beach.
The nrm employs about 175
people ltl its 9 offices.
Dr. McCardle, a Realtor
ln the county for 2S years,
ts president of 8 corpora-
tions, a founder of the Bank
of Costa Mesa, a ooUece (D.
structor and ha.s lectured
throughi:Mit the Unl~ States.
M.UC BINSWANCER ot Bic
Caoyoa ays be wW try to
unseat 51!1 dtllrict Couotr ·
Supem..:n' Tbomu Riley at
Dover Sbores lD tbe J11Dt
elecUou. Mr. Btuw~Qrer,
a World War U:boalberpilot,
nn bU on tnddll com-
pany, 80M U. ud ll ..,.. a o.-rta u o0 .,......_
andiMd • ........_ftrm.
He hu 1-lion 15 ,.....,
Ia ·--lila_,., be eMnctertMd ........ u
···~....ncaa."
aod plodpdlo-lo<lloeol r._-r to_..,._ . ...-..
HYDIOPOMIC GUDEII
1115CUUIOM PEa. UTM
-Ytow 'BOla Ganlllo
Ct.., wW Jlll'll tit a lllro.
-11>-·)dl~ CUdOIIII , .... 11!1 1>1' au-x-. G( .. -Ganlllo c-•·-· T1oo lZ:IO aotlltor will
bt lloldoitllo -"'-AU• a,.,.., rnt ... Ker,.,.. -.1....,. H-l .. k Hoe_., ud
Rtcblrd lcllwlellort Aalll-111.
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c..::. ..... .... c..<:ru .,...._ ............ ,'" .. llltllllltlc.utC ,,_.
.... ..-.. mss.W'Dlbe
.............. ftnl:
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lly lor 1st
AlttllneftttiMitnla
Calle r.-acdla _, 111ft
l"'diid tP a c 2L 1 5 -...
-roeoc<l ot 114~
BERGESON H.Q .
TO OPEN SOON
IIIIICe II tM 4 C r_,.
--Frldioy,Fob.
10. at Gt"r •• Colkp. ftt ~ CIC*......, State Aseunhty ~ ..
-- -ttU roar -Borco-otBicCan-.... 4.-1 ( ... , .ce maR .,.. wW .,...., apeD bet
_. a ts-5-recoN. campatp _,.... ta .... .._"""' .......uen tm.e oa Feb. !6, a aa-...., ..... a:en• ~ . IIIOIID«!d this week.
et ........-• ~dDJ · Mrs. Berguoo. a mem-
tttle... a.ld <:caetS WJCDU' • ber at tbe Newport-Mesa
He wu Nfet rile to lSI-Board of Edlcat:Joll .ltw the
. ..,..ser b FiH0 141J. 111-put 11 years, Is eeetiDc ~ Rlcll llultus .S tbe Rlll"'bUCID aomlDI.tioa 190~r ADd:? t,.sjat, to tbe 1ttb A.embly D;&t-
GET IN SHAPE
VOLLEYBALLING
.... Ia eel Ia -for
nmmer beaeb ~I?
,_ ..,., doD't ~ enter a
team 1:a tht City~ Xewport
Beaeb lldtllt .yolle)ball
1 ......
Tbe 6-man reams v..UI be
dh'lde4 1.ato two leagues.
t.:oocoes will be ctusUiect
''opea" aDd "A," depeod-
ric:t se~l being n.cated by
CongressioGal C&Ddidate
Robert Badt\am.
Toralgbt. Feb. t9, the Don
Adldnsons •J.U host an e
p.m. reception for Mrs.
Bergesoo tn their Balboa -·· The campaign head-
qua rters , located at 17941
Sky Park Circle in lrvlne,
wUJ ofrtelally open at Sp.m.
oo the 26th, with a 2-hour
pUblic reeJ!Plioo. Refresh-
ments will be served. and
Mrs, Berr;e!OO and her cam-
paign aides will discuss the
campaign. Persons In-
terested in 2ttending the
opening may call 540~8636.
Zatft'\f
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Decorati"c
H:irdw:ue
and
Bath ~
Accesorics
sa.,.~
26M "v011 n .
MEWPOat IUCII
IDg qpoo tbe skill al pla yen
bmlh·ed. Teams wU1 play oDe et"ealacperweet.Games wm be pb)'ed at Corona c2el
-liar bleb achool starting
llarcb 18. "()pea" divtsioo
1lrtll play on Thursdays and
"A" dlvlstoo Oil Tuesdays.
Game Urnes will be 7 and
I :SO p.m. 1''-'lt'lt~ ~
Come To
The FIOitilll Houle!
Pft·ncistntloo must be
completed oo later than Fri-
day, Feb, 27, at the City
Hall parks, beaches and
recreatloo otn.ce. A fee or $65 per team must ac-~ umHI~rlao~d of •n:dJi"f. ... ~roitatirms, 'U.:
· arntOIIHICt'rtJf',f $, f'rtgrnt •t'tf 'lllf'IUrl$, ' company the re(istntlon. lf'eJdi.,t r alt P l)"'''""'•lls, f<IH .. .,
A preUmtoary orpnir.a-~~oo.ts .. ;, /•ct. 11 o, ... s'"" ,,ar1Jtlisrr3~~~~;Jif t1oa meetlne WUI be held for tht' hrfJt'·fo•bf'' "
at ?:SO p.m. March 4 In ~384 BLVD., COSTA
tbe City Hall con:fe:r:en:e:e:$ie~~e~M~o~n~. ;"i'"~~~~ ;~::::;~
538 CENTEit"STREET -
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ladies tennis dresses
20% ·to 50% off
200 Pa s · Random sizes
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Tennis Shorts & Shirts
4.95 . 5.95 . 6.95 . 8.95
.ALL SALES SUBJECT TO STOCK ON HAND
Public
AUCTION
f111DAY, JA1UIDAY, IIIJIIfDAY .c I P.M.
Borgains on Rrw Cty.tot SuTifng Siftirr. Porc~loi,.., Oriftltol
Objecu d'A,.I . Paintings. J~tw~lry. Antfqu~s. Bronus.
Furniture, &1«1 lndion Tu~ite. ..
S 1.000.000 INVENTORY
f"'ro"' £11•1n. c-"''· ()w, ... ,.r.-. IUI~tkmfHrkl
IIJSITOIISI c------AUC'nOIW c_ .. ,
.-EADf.IIION1
... acrou the etrm from
lld.left of the-Sout'-lond'•
mote e~ ..,.erfronl
rwtouronu:!
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ta •S DAILY, 12•1 SATURDAY & 2-1 SUNDAY
CLOUD WI .. IIDA1' t. TMU.JDAT
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PEIISQJW.CHECII OR CASH
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Researchers use smoke analysis to isolate key flavor ingredients
of tobacco-low tar MERIT with ~Enriched Flavor~ achieved.
N ot all in gredients of tobacco in ciga rette smoke deJi,·e r the
sa me amount of taste.
Or tar.
That's what researchers at Philip Morris
discovered usi ng an analytical fr actometer to
"crack" cigarette smoke down into its
various parts.
Relying on t h is very se nsitive , very
special instrument, over 2000 separate
ingred ie nts were isolat ed and analyzed .
What this analys is revealed was startling:
There are ingredients in cigarette
smoke -key fl avor-ric h ingredie nts -that
deliver taste way out of proportion to tar.
Ingredie nts that , when pac ked into a
tobacco blend, result in a ciga rette that
delivers extraordinary flavor without the usual
corresponding increase in tar. ,
The discovery is call ed 'Enriche d
Flavor: It comes in the tobacco of a
remarkable new ciga rette: MERIT
'Enriched Flavor' is extra flavor.
Natural flavor. Flavor that can 't burn
Out, £ant fade out, can't d o anything but
come through for you.
· In fact, MERIT delivers the fla vor of
cigarettes having more tar.
than 911"~ of all cigclrccccs being sold coda:v.
If you 're lc•oking to become a lo\\' ta r smoker. or don't
p articula rl y enjoy the taste of the .lo,,· tar brand you smoke now-
you 'll be intere~cd .
Taste~rested By People Like \bu
9 mg . tar ~·I ER IT ,,·as taste-tested agains t ft ,·e current leadi ng
lo \\' ta r brands rangi ng irom I I mg . tn 15 mg. ta r.
Thousands oi iiltc r smokers \\'ere in voked. smokers li ke
yourself. tes ted at home''
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T he results were conclusi\'C:
Et·en if ch e cig<~r,·cce ccsCc·tl had OL~·:, more Cdr chan \1ER IT a
significanc nhJjo ricy of ,1/1 smokcrs res eed repmccd nn e
'Enriched Hll'nr 'MERI T dclit'e red m ore ca..,cc
Re peat: cleli ,·ered more taste.
In similar tes ts against I I mg. to 15 mg menthol
br;mJ>. 9 mg. tar MERIT MENTHOL performed
strongly too , deJi ,·eri ng as much -or m ore-taste
tha n the hi gher tar p rands tested .
Yo u 've been smoki ng "low tar, good taste"
cla ims long e nough. Now you've got the cigarette.
MERIT Incredible smoking pleasure at one of
the lowes t tar levels in smoking today-only9mg. ta~
From Philip Morris.
•A,fMricall lnsticvlf" of c-_.. ()rpiMM. St..,. awMW!tlt ,,. Oil~
P'tliltp Mom~ Inc: .. Rk liMOMI. Va. 23261 .
Up to 60% 'more ~r.
Yet MERIT has only 9 mg. of tar. Lower MERIT am MERIT MENTHOl ... Warnin g: The Surgeon General Has Dettrminld
That Cigarette Smoking Is 0111ge10US to Yow Hullk. . . ............ ""
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Rather than assess the spiritual views
of George Washington. we dedd ed to
let him speak for him self. The "father
of our countJy .. hu been s ubjected. we
beltevc. to many unjustified attacks. A
ureful study of these words written
over a 39-ye.ar period should enabte
the reader to evaluate for himself the
person who was elected our fir5t presi-
dent. The lAnguage of his day was
more fo nnal than ours. but ttle ex-
cerpts here presented, particu~rty the
tWo messages to the Indians. seem to
ind icate the kind of person Washington
really was. In this. his birthday month,
we deem tt a p rivilege to honor the man
who led us to independence.-ED .
Letter written a t Fort Cumberland.
Maryland, 1755:
We have been most scandalouslvbeaten,
by a trifling body of men. but fat1gue
and want of time will prevent me from
Q iVfng you any of the details.. B) the
all -powerful dispensat1ons of ProVi·
dence. I have been protected beyond
all human probability and expectation
for I had four bullets through my coat.
and two horses shot under me. vet
esca ped unhurt. altho death was level·
1ng my companions on even s1de o f
me
Letter to the Six Indian Nations. Feb-
ruary1 1776:
VOO can tell our 'lriends that they ma)
always look upon me. whom the v. half'
United Colon1es have chosen to be th~1r
Chief Warner . as the1r brother wh1IS1
they continue m fnendsh1p wtth us the\
may depend upon mtne and the protec·
tton of those under my command. Tell
them that we don 1 want them to take
up the hatchet for u~ except the\ chuse
it. We want that the chd•n of fnendshtp
s hould always rematn br19ht betwet;n
our fnends of the nations and us.
We recommend you to them. a nd
hope by your spreading the truths ol the
Holy Gospel amongst them. 11 wtll con-
tribute to keep the c hatn so brtght. that
our enemies wtll never be able to
break th1s union. so much fo1 the bene·
lit of our brothers of the Six Nations
and ol us:
At Valley Forge. December. 1777 :
The Commancler-tn·Chtef with the high-
est satisfaction expresses his thanks to
the olf ocers and soldiers for the fortitude
and patience with which they have sus-
tained the fatigues of the campaign ..
Tomorrow being the day set apart by
the Ho nora ble Congress fo r public
thanksgiving and praise: and duty call ·
tng us devoutly to express our grateful
acknowledgments to God for the mani-
fold bless1ngs he has g ra nted us. The
general directs that the army remain in
tb pr eSent quarters. and that the chap-
latns perform divine service with their
several corp5. and bngades And ear-
neslly exhorts all off icers a nd soldiers.
""ho se absence is not ind ispe nsably
necessary, to attend with reverence the
solemmties of the day.'
Speech to the Delaware Chiefs. 1779:
Brothers. I am happy to see you here. I
a m qlad the tong journey you have
made has done you no harm: and that
vo u are tn good health. I am glad also
vou le ft all o ur fnends of the Delaware
'<'IliOn we ll
B10the r'ii I am glad you have brought
three of the c htldren of your principal
chte ls to be educated w1th us. I am sure
Conares~ v.1ll open the arms of love to
therTt and wtll look upon them as their
own chtldren. and wtll have them edu·
cated anOid tnglv Thts ts a great mark
of vour conhdence and of your destre
to preserv e the fr1endship between the
two nat tons to the end of time. and to
become one people wtth vour breth1en
olthe Untied States.
"-"t~ r·a rs hear wtth pleasure the other
n•atters you mentton You do well to
Wl'iih to learn our arts and ways of life.
and above all. the rehg1on o! Jesus
ChrL§t These wtll make you a greater
dndllapp1er people than you are. I pray
God he ma:,. make your nat1on w1se and
s.tronq that the~' may always see their
own true mteresf and have courage to
11.alh m the rtght path
A Challenge From the Past
T HAT wa.s a gloomy hour for our ~o urnry. when the Brit 1sh empire
roused itself for our overthrow. and 11 requtreJ more than a prophet 's
VlSton to see light through the cloud that hung over our prospects. The
Indian war had JU St closed. an d the feehle colomes were beg~nning to
emerge from the diffi cuittes and hardshtps to which they had been
exposed , when they were compelled ll) l"Ontemplate a new evil. to which
all they had hitherto suffered and borne were but tri fles . They had faced
the dreary wilde rness and lurkmg savage without fe ar. and cheerfully
encountered every trial . and now, just as the n1ght seemed past and the
morning of prosperity dawning.. a day so da rk and appalling rose be fore
them that the firmest heart sank f01 a moment m despondency.
The American ·Revolution wa s an anomaly in the history of the world.
For a feeble colony just struggling into extste nce -witho ut shtps. witho ut
a regular army, and without munitions of war to enttr into open combal
with the most powerful nation on the globe for the sake of a mere
principle was o pening a new page lo the eye of monarchs, which II is no
wonder they trembled to read. Bounded on one stde by a hmi!less forest
filled with hostile savages and on the other by the ocean . whose bosom wu
covered with the fl«ts of her foes, she nt'Vertheless stood up in th~ simple
maJesty of justice, and offered battle to the strongest emptre in th~ wo rld .
National weakness, internal feuds and foes. thr presence and power of
colonial magjstrateJ and governors were dtsregarded. or seen only to excite
hisher rnOiutton; and Massachuse!IS stood up 10 {he midst of the 88thering
storm and called aloud to Virginia, and Virgtma answered her, scndmg her
cheerinJ voice through the gloom .
To bri ne harmony out of the discord thll prevailed . produce strength
from weakness, and create resources where they did not exist was the work
aqned to George Washington. t-klw he succeeded amid the difficultieJ
that baet his pith, and fo r a period of seven yean, filled as they were
with disuten and sufferings, maintained his position, bafned his foes. and
finally t.a¥Cd his country, will always remain a marvel to the historian of
thott tlmes. ThouJh we may now eulogiz.e his character, we cannot
estimate the flery trial to which he wu exposed . The immense burden that
lay on hJs shoulders during those seven yean of gloom and darkness, the
ob•adet that thickened as he .advanced , the obloquy that would attend
falure, and the misery that a single misstep might innict on his country,
and , more !.han all , the hopes of liberty intrllsted to his cart, cornblned to
make h.bn a prey to the _rnost ceueless anxiety and render hil life one of
toil, mental activity, and fearful forebodings, suffidmt lo wreck the
Mltue~t ctwacttr. AU the details -those petty annoyances, hopes deferred,
proaalln broken, aid refused, or plans baffled by professed friends -art
left out of lhe account when we reckon up his qualiUn and ellimate his
ttrt:uu. Yet these are often the severest tests o f a ma n, and thote who have
ltOOd firm u u rode and putt as gold under are~t t rials, have fa llen or
fded ln that ltt:ser ones.
-From Wath.it~~IOn tJnd Hl1 G~nt:Nis by J. T. Headley
.. -
..... -. ...... . .... .. ... . ~ •
Order Suspending tt-e Aghting. April
18. 1783,
The Commander-in-Chief orders the
cessation of hostilities between the
United States of America and the king
of Great Britain to be publicly pro·
claimed tomOfTOW at 12 o'clock ... llfter
which the chaplains with the several
brigades will render thanks to al m ighty
·God for all his mercies, particularly f01
his overruling the wrath of man to his
own glory. and causing the rage of wa r
to cease amongs.t the nations.'
Letter to the Governors of the 13 States
on the Disband ing of the Army. 1783:
I now make it my earnest pra yer that
God ._. would incline the heart.s of the
citiz~ns ... to enten.ain a brotherly affec-
tion for one another. for their fellow cit•·
zens of the United States at large. and
particttlarly for their brethren who have
served in the fie ld: and finally , that he
would most graciously be pleased to dis·
pose us all to do justice. to love mercy.
a nd to demean ourselves with that char-
ity. humility and pacific temper of mind.
which were the characteristics of the
Divine Author of our blessed religion.
and witho ut an humble imitation of
whose example in these things. we can
never hope to be a happy nation.
First Inaugural Address, 1789:
It would be peculiarly improper to om•t
in this first official act my fervent suppli-
cations to that Almighty Being who rules
over the universe, who oresides in the
councils of nations, and whose provi-
dential aids can supply every human
defect. that his benediction may conse-
crate to the liberties and happiness of
the people of the United States a gov·
ernment instituted by themselves fo r
these essential purposes .... ln tende ring
this homage to the Great Author of
every public a nd private good, I assure
myself that it expresses your sentiments
not less than my own, nor those of my
fell ow citizens at large less than either.
No people can be bound to acknowl-
edge and adore the Invisible Hand which
conducts the affairs of men more than
! II f 10m Tl"o(-Wol~h•rogton Pllpt'U t"drt~ by~
I'\ Pado''""' ' 1955 Ho1r~r (. B1ot~fs. Pub
!Is~'"' i'tt"w Yotl.. (21 In Samson Drea m and ttl\"
ChtoShlln lnd~oJns ol N~ England by W I:Ao:Lo~n
lovt" • 1899 1"~ Ptlgnrn Prlf"s~ BosiOfl M.as~
ChU!>,.n~ r)J horn Basoc Wntong~ ol Gt"Ofqlf"
1,.\,ashJngtoo lf"drtlf"d by Sa~tc Cornm1n~ ' 1948
b\ Random House Inc . Nev. Y01~
WASHINGTON
SAID THIS
Our Fint Pre.idnlt Wu a De-
vout and Godl7 Ma•. Here A"'
So~t~e Quotaliou FroM Hi•
on. Hi• Birthd.ly
Of all thc dispositions and habits
which lead to a polillcal pro~per
lty, noligion and morality are I~
dls-pE'nsablt> supports.
It is impoulble to KQvem the
world without God. He m uat be
worse than an lnfiM-1 1hat haJ
not gratitude to admowlf'dce hi•
obligaUon.
Wt> can hn•e but little hope ol
th«' bleuirc of God If we Insult
Him by our blu phem'".
Le1 us rely upon the goodrw .. o(
the CIUM' and the aMI Of the Sup-
rnrtC Bfoinc, In ....._, hand vk:W)'
ia, to animatl' lftd ftloOOUr~ .-
to nobll' actioN.
AD woWd have bel'n lolt but for
that bountlluJ Prov~ whkh hu
~~ fa!Jed ua: In rhe hour of
dlatl'l'U.
The propitiot.ll smUca or Heaven
u n never be e~ted on a nation
that diat't"Carda the eternal rules
or order and rilht, which Heaven
its~lf has ordal tM'd .
Religion Ia u ncoceuary to reuon
aa ~uon ta to ftll.lion; the one
c•nnot ex.lat without the oUWr.
Alsoclate with mmofloodqual-
lly if you ettHm your own ~
1atlon: for It la betm-to M a)oM
than in bad company.
Without Lnt~ty the finest taleat
can nev~ rain tM '"PC'Ct ol the
truly valuaWe part ot manklnd n.. )ove ~ Ill)' eomp.ny .W
be th(o nalin& lnlJuoencfo ol IIU' c:co.
duct Uberty, .-., It bet;tftl lO
take root, Ia 1 plant ot ....-.s ._,..
Kilowlerc1le ..... In ewry .....,,,
.... -llula ol publle -MU.~Ittcted. •
those of the United States. Every step
by which they have advanced to the
c haracter of an in dependent nation
seems to have been distinguished by
some token of prO'.'idential agency ..
We ought to be no tess persuaded that
the propitious smiles of heaven can
never be expected on a nation that dis-
regards the eternal rules of o rder and
ng ht whk>h heaven itself has ordained.1
Fro m the Sixth A nnu al P resid ential
Address to Congress. 1794:
Let us un1te .. in imploring-the Supreme
Rule1 of nattons to spread his holy p ro-
tection over these United States: to turn
the rnachinattons o f the wicked to the
co nftrmi ng of our constitution: to en-
able us at all times to root out internal
sedition, and put invasion to flight: to
perpetuate to ..>ur count ry that prosper-
ity whtch his good ness h~ already con-
ferred, and to verify the .,anticipations at
this government being a safeguard to
human rights
From the Eighth Annual P residential
Address to-Congress. 1796:
Gentlemen of the Senate and of the
House of Representatives: The situation
in which 1 now stand . for the last time ....
naturlllly recalls the penod whe n the ad-
munstratton of the present form of gov-
ernment commenced: and I c annot
omrt the occaston to congratulate you
and my country on the success of the
e11 penment. nor to repeat my fervent
suppltcations to the Supreme Ruler ol
the untverse and Soveretgn Arbite1 of
nauons. that h1s providential care may
sttll be e.trtended to the United States.
that the v1rtue and happiness of the
people may be preserved: and that the
govemment which they have instituted
for thP protection of their liberties may
be perpetual C>l
IBIOIT-BISIGII
PUIUSttED IUI(LY -PAGE I
lltUMDAY, Fta B, "" COIIOIA DELIWI, CAL.
1JtfJ MINUTES
.,_ -Nt£
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OUR RESPONSIBILITY
TO lltE BIBLE
There a,. four pasaaps in the
H.w T..Ument wheN adjective~
.... UMd to dHcribe "the Word of
God" end wfMre ~ are lnfotmed
of our responsfbUity toward tt as ......
Heart. In Philippians 2:16 ;t is
ealt.cl '"the WOf'd of life." and as
-.ett M are to "hold it fotth." The
Word Oil God ak)ne hn power tc
,,....., ... and Bive spirit.Ltal life.
St. ,_.,. says that belleYen •re
"born •"'· not of COfTUpl:ible seed, but of lncotTUpl:ibM, ~ the
WOfd of God, _.,Jch liveth •nd
•btdeth forevef'' (I Pl!t. 1:23).
Thus we should "hold it forth" to
kKt men aa their only hope of
eternal life.
f«example,ln James 1:21 it ia
catted ttM "ercrafted" Of" "im·
planted" Word, and as such we
-. .cMted to "...eeiw " it witt!
''meekness" sinee it ia "abte to
AYe your souls." The Word of
God, indeed, does have a Wily of
seltiftl down un6Wnuth. of tet· finally, in II Tim. 2:15 it 1s
tint: "under our skiM" so to ~ "the WQfd of Truth." and
t.pMk. It is not merely sown : it ra as such we are tofd to "rightly
planted into men's hMrts and of· divide it." If .. tail to riRhtty dl-
ten makes them miserabte as k vide it we can change it into error.
convicb them of sin and of their tor God hat not ~w.ys deatt the
need of s..lvation throu1h Christ. same with mankind. Abel had to
When it does this, a.ys the ~-bf'ins an •nimal secrifice for Slllva ·
tie, "receiw" it "with meekness" t ton (Heb. 11:4). The children of
for it is "able to save your souls." Israel were told to "keep" the taw
"indeed" to find accepta nce with
God (Ex. 19:5,6). But tater Paul declared: "Not by works of riRh·
teousness wh ich we have done,
btJt accordinR to His mercy He
saved us, by the washing of re·
gener,tioo, and renewinR cf the
Holy Spirit" (Titus 3:5).
B LOOH HT
T11Q 0001~
BY OR. 80 B JONES
11011 JON£8 Unlvsrsitu
~''"''''* Hh '" • .,..,,..,._.,.,
"Th \" won! hnc I hid in mine
ht•ll rt: that I mi2"ht not ~in
:.~o:ilin~t thee" 1P1utlm 1 1~:11 ).
Hidi ne;. :a.• used here by the
1"'"'-nlmi~t . ,!Of'~ not SU2"1tlf"!t ,·.,nrealing t he Word from thl'
ll"l teht of thn!e around : rath,.r,
11 ha~ the c·onm•tation of trea-
~ur llli!: t hf' \\' urd -a<"t'urnulatin~:
ot , hti!:hly reJ.:"ardini!: it. valuing
It~· u~o·. In other wnrd s, thE'
!'sulmi ~t ro·Jntrdt'il hi• heart
n~ a n·pn!liturr fnr divint· prin-
o'lpk~ upnn whit-h t" draw Ill
lit(' hc•ur of tt•mptation or
fnl~l"htwd .
It ts nul po~sihlo· for G;1d"~ w .. rd "' •tay hidden in the
heart lt i~ ."ome.,.·hat lik.-
hitlmJ.:" ;1 \11-'ht 111 a lnnt .. rn: tht·
lil-!ht "Ill "'honl."out anti illumifll' all wh ,. Jr:ow nt'ar. \\'ith God"~
Word 111 th1• ht•art. tho• \"f'T}'
··••Unit-nann• 1 ~ <"h»n~t>d : and ;oil
wht l l•t•holtl thllt ;,•ountl'nlln<"•·
""til '<t•(' t;\·id,>n<'t' c•f di\·uw
I£T.fl •·•· to nd wisdom. God'~ Holy
~pirit t run:<forrn ~ tht' fat't' a~
lit' t r11n~fnrm~ tht· life Wh,•n
:-'!t-pho·n, ftlkd "ith tht· Hoi}·
c:h .. ~t. •ltlt>d up to pro·;or h. nu·Tt
'"~uw hi$ fat·;• a ~ it ha•l hf'l·n
thl' f:H•t· of ttn onC".-1"" • A rt>~
li :l.'•l . \'nu rn:1y not h:l\'(' t•
hnnd~<lmt· fnc-l'. but God's pow-
t'r in \'OUr Jif<• <"ftn <"IIU~E.' }'OUr
fa n• t"o he attrMti\'t'. It will
nut b1• tht' 11rtifi<"ial lltt ra<"tl\",;.
nf'U that comf'~ from t'Xpen~ivt'
rosmetiu. but the nuturll] at-
tra<"tivenc.ss that <"Ont t'S from
11n inward li,;rht. Tht· di\'int·
nuHancP whirh God put~ with-
in emi t~ a Htll\"t•nlr glow to
makt' the fn<"E> nttriH'Iiw· Not onh' do.•.• the f>OWI"f of
God in u ltfe rham:t> th"' roun-tt'nnnre !tO that thE' w0r hl nw~·
St'i'; it al!lo pro,·idl'! a wi~dnm
thai thl' w11rld C"Ani\Ot undt'r·
~t11nd . Pl•tt>r a nd John. on tr1al
for ~pt'llk inll in the nnnw r.f
Chri~t . !<tood bt>for .. thf' rounril
and boldl}" pr()(': .. imed ~llh'll•
ti .. n in Chri~t . \\'hen t h~ t·flun·
<"il !law tht't r t.oldnes ~ "':tnd
Jlf.'rt'eh·t'd thn t tht'y wt•rt• un -
lt·a rnffi and ii!:norunt men, th•·y
mu rvlf"lh>d : and tht·}· Wt•k
l.;nnwll.'dllt' of thl'm. thnt th,·y
t::t d been "'·ith Jt-~u'" ! A<"t ~
I :1 31. May thr li,;rht of your
•·••untt'nnnrr :1nd tho· ho •J,Jnt'~~
.,f \'fiUr 1\ln nd for (."hri•t pro-
dalm lfl 11 lo~t nnrl th"llli!: w .. rld
thflt th•·re i~ "'nnrt' Otht•r n:tm••
under hean•n 1:1\"l'n IHll,.rH.: men wh.-r••h\' .,..,, mu~l loo· ~tt'"••d"' !A c·t~ 4 :121
/(, lo H.~.,/ l•tl lhr r;,l'<l"l f',/ln iO ~IIi/' .·11111n<'illl l"'l
'·
•ii t)raptr
for ~bt jlatton
In hlo-lor'•"'--~ Worhlntton -God .. hofp-...... .,od.
.. tuljWaidiRt:
'"Suoh ..... tho .... ---""'chi -· in ........... toft,.. •••ION . .....,lei to tho"''' • -· ~~-... prnioulrrly iofttOfl ..... to omit in 1hll firlt offk:tll Kt
""' ho ,.,. • ..,-tono to-Almilf'IIY lhi"' who,.,...,.. tM unN••· ...tw. ,. .... in tho---'""-.. ----......,ryw.yllurNn ~ 1Mt Hilbei-*tion wwy CiOI..c!a• to tM --'"""""·--tho,._ of tho Unilld S.W a .... iWiliM'rt inltitutiO by
........... _ _.. .. purpolft.
end ,., ...... ..-,y ~ ..... lo<ted
In itl.tminii118lion • .,..,. with IYOCftl the
~------··" t..aw in lfl ... twffiflllld,. feilh in the
w' 1 m oA God Ia¥ _,... ..,_ wiH of
la.ll:Wiilftlllta••••cua .. or ............. , ......
......._ tt._dueauc is•·-~ .. h ............... C.&lli'. ....... tt .... 2 ....... ..., .. ._. .......... . __ ... -.to._ ..... _
............. I
S-OlOS$
F1 .... 1C"""1_1_1 iOOS BOSllfl!:a
N~ ST ATEMEJn' n. fDIIoowtlc ,.,.... an
clolll b 1 I I U: Atbktes
Reali ............ lAd..
tiOO Oruictlllorpe AYe.,.
s.tte D, Dv.a PIJ'\,
Ca. 90&2&: Ill LaRoe Bar-
~ -pee raJ partDer, 5800
0~~ Ave., no-a
Park. Ca. 90eM: AUce Har-
coart -cenenl PlrtDU. 6800
Orancetborpe AYe., SUJte D,
Buena Par\, Ca. 90620.
Tbls basJness ls ~cted
by a Jtmtted partnership.
Stcned: Allee Haroourt.
Tbls sutemeot was rued
wttb the County CJer~ of
Oruge County Jan, 7, 19?6.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
Z6, 1976, tn the Newport•
Ha.rtlor Enslp. F -511 91
tlt.M.•fq
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The rou owl.ng persoo is
doing business as: Matt
Brady's Fllm Co., 11 Pu k
Newport, Newport Beach,
Ca. 92660: Mar~rte Y. Lee,
2220 Puk Newport, Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660.
This business ls eooducted
by an individual.
Signed: Mu)orte Y. ~e.
This s tatement was nied
wltll the County Clerk of
Orange County Jan. 30, 1976.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, in t he Newport
Harbor Ensi~. F -52141
LIGAL .. ftCI
FTCTm OUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Sava(e
Amer ican ProJeCt, 4621
Cortland Dr., Corona del
Mar, Calltomia 92625:
James J. Hanooo, 4621 Cort-
land Dr., Corona del Mar,
Cali!. 92625; Bruce Hannon,
12 Anchor Dr ive, Emery-
ville, California 94608.
This business Is conduct-
ed by a general partnership.
Signed: James J. Hannon.
This statement was ftled
wlth the County Clerk orOr -
ange County Jan, 23, 1976.
Publish: Jan. 29, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, tn the Newport
Harbor Ensig n. F -51863
LIGAL MOTIC!
FICTITIOUS BUSfNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoo is
domg business as: Gtra 1-
dlne's Antiques, ZZ53 Har-
bor Blt'd., Cosu "Mesa, Calt-
romta ~626: Geraldine Lee C rls~r. 1332 Watson Ave-
nue, Costa Mesa, Calitomia
92626.
This business Is conducted
by art individual.
Signed: Geraldine Lee
C rlssler.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County Jan. 30, 1976.
Publisll: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -52143
LIGAL MOT1C'I
r'ICTITJOUS BUSINES
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Tustin
Bat & Ten C age, 1102 La-
guna Rd., Tustin, CalU.
92680: Em-Wot Manage-
ment Lnc. (Callf. Cofl).),
1102 Laguna Rd., TustlD.
This business is cooducted
by a corporation.
Corporation Name~ Em-
Wol Management loc.,
Sandra Emerson, Treas.
This statement was fUed
wtth the Coonty Clerk of
Orange County Feb. Z, 19'76.
Publlsb: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 19'76, In the Newport
Rarbc,r Ensign. F -522:21
liGALMOncl
FICTITIOUS llUSINE~
NAME ST. L· .lENT
The following penon ls
doing busint>ss a.~ Books
'n Than~~:<>. 34%4, 11, Vta
Opo· • ~eWJ)Ort BeaCI\. CL
926t> M. Lelgh A.alaod,
10536 Santa Monica Blvd.,
Los Au(eles, Ca. 90036.
Tbls bus iness ls conct.lcted
by an lDdtvldua.l.
Siped: M. lA&ch 14li.Dd.
This st•temtft4 wu rued
wltll the COtm~1 Clerk of
Orqe Couoty Jap. 30,19'76.
Mllah: f'tb. 'S, 12, 19,
26, 19'78, Ill the Newport
Uar'bor Eostp. F -5!139
LIGM. ... nta
FICTITlOUS BUSINESS
NAtlE STATftiJ:NI'
Tt.. loliOWIDC pei'ICia ll
dOIIIi bllltHSI U C...b'
J:..mtq 0..= -., 80ia Slulllat. ' '7S, A.--belli. Ca.·-DPtd T. KJJtt .Jr., 400 Soltl S.-:=o.."'· Aili*Mlm, Ca.
1'1118 '-idr •• t. CGM~d
ed"JII...,tr1. ~ DililrW T. X1JW 1r • '* .. 1 ... ftl toed ,.. C4a1at1 Clert tiOr-
_.!CJ•AJ Peb. I , lt"7t.
......_ Feb. 5, 11, 1~.
II, 19'71, Ia tbl HtwPOrt
RIIW EIIJC'A. FUlM
S-08020
MtTJOC[pA!. COURT OF
C AUF'OIUftA, COU'Rn OF
ORANGE
ORANGE COtnn'Y IWtBOR
Jt1DtCIAt. DISTRJCT
4!01 IIIDborM Rd.
Newport 8eac'-Cal. tiea
PLAI.NTIFF(S): FED-
ERAL DE~ m-
SURAHCE CORPORA 1"k»f
Recetvu for UlUTED
STATES NATIONAL BAJQ(.
a oaUooa1 ~ UIOC.Ia-
Uoo l.D llquJ!IaUoa,
DEFENDANT(S): RON-
ALD E. BLEVINS.
SCHALL. BUTLER, BOU-
DREAU & GORE, !212 U. S.
NatiooaJ Ban~ San DlfiiO
California . 92101 At;..l
tomey(s) for: PtaJntUJ/
Telepbooe 234-2Ul. /
CASE NUMBER 17667
SUMliONS ON f AMENDED COIIP
FOR MONEY DUE
To the Der4!Mot(s);
A ciril complalnt • beeD
fUed by the ~·lntift(s)
a(alnst you. If yo{ wisb to
defend lbls lawS1114 yoa mast
file l.D this coa~ a written
pleading in re!J)OOSe to the
complaint w1tfdn 30 days
after this sa~ons is ser-
ved on you,_Otherwtse, your
d~fault wUf be entered oo
app!icatioJ by thepla1Dtl11(s)
and the ~urt may enter a
judgmen~against you for the
money .6r other relief re-
quested in the compla.lnt. rr you wish to seek the
advice of an attorney In this
matter. you should do so
promptly so tbat your plead-
ing, it any, may be rued on
time.
Dated 9-10-74
H. HamlJn, Cle rk
NOTICE XO THE PERSON
SERVED: You are sened
as an IndividUal defeodant.
Publish; Feb, 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign.
LIGALMf!ICi!
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as: Sebrl.ng
Miller Contracting, 3481 Sao
Marino Circle, Costa Mesa
92626: Gene M1ller, 3481
San Marino Circle, Costa
Mesa 92626; Walte rSebrtog,
1281 Balboa Ave., Newport
Beach.
This bu.slness is conduct-
ed by a geoeral pa.rtnersbip.
Slped: Gene Miller.
This stJ.tement was ttled
with tbe COIIDty Clerk ofOr -
ange County Feb. 2, 19?6.
Publish; Feb, 5, 12, 19,
26, 19?6, in the Newport
.Harbor Ensign. F52197
t.HM.Iiiiiii
S-06021
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoos ar e
doing business as: Uni-
ve rsity Smoking CUn!c, Ir-
vine Town Center, 4211
Campus Dr., Ste. 212A, Ir-
vine, Calit. 926~: Law-
renc e B. Broering Ill, 120
Amethyst, Balboa Island,
California 92662; David A.
Ktdd, 3410 South Main, Apt.
D-2, Santa Ana, Calitorot.a
92707,
This business is conducted
by a general ~rtnershlp.
Signed: Lawr enC(> B.
Broering lll.
ThJs sutement was tued
wtth the County Clerk of
Orange County Jan. 29, 1976.
Pbulisb; Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, in the Newport
Hart>or Ensign. F -52080
LJGAlMDriCi -
FlCTrTIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tl\e following persou are
doLng bus iness as: The Black
Napoleoo Partners, 4621
Cortland Dr ., Cotooa del
Mar, California 91$25:
James J. HaDDOn, t6%l Cort-
land Dr., Corona del Mar,
Callt. 92625; Bruce Rumoo,
12 ADcbor Drt•e, Emery-
Yllie, Caillol'1lll 9460&.
Tl\11 busiDess ts c:oldacted
by a reoeraJ partDersblp.
S1pect James J. a....
Tbis statemeot wu ftled
wLt.h t1Mt Coaty Cltrlt of
o ruce Coaty Jan.lO, 1976.
PabU.Ib: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
Z6, 19'76, la the NtwPOrt
Harl»r f'e.. F -51131
~AL.lemCI
FtCTJTIOUS Bt.JSINESS
NAME STATE.,.
The follow'fle pe~ are
dolal bul.Dell u: .........
Het.1tbf Foods, lUI Mae.
Arttlllr BUd., MewportS.eb
.._ N.-cy C. De.n·.,.r,
tf'711 S..ac A" .. lntllt,
Ca. 111'714; l....U. D. DID·
...,_, lmt S.ruc Ate.,
1niM. Ca. tr71t.
n<MIRIR t.c .tle:lild
by a ~ ~· '' sa..-Mucy c. DaD-..,...
,.. ........... IUed
.. ta. C4iiiiiiJ C1D " Ortlp c~ ~ .. •.am.
Nlltlll: F.. I, U. II,
II, trrt. Ia tM ltlllflllll't
H&rWt...,. r.saaa
FtCiiliOOIB .......
•AilE ft' A TEIIDT ,..........._,... ''" .,.. ...... u: ... s
In-Jilt ComPIIIJ. 15151 TWdro Street, .....
Vle~ Ca. ta'74: IWYia P.
J~et~oa. hill Jft'CialiDo
Lue, El Toro, C&. tzUO: san, P. Jaeboa., z.tlli
Jena.Lmo Lue, El Toro,CL aao.
T1lds bllslDea ls ooedlleted
by u IDdJTtdllal.
Slped: M.a.ta P. Jac~ .a.. Sally P, laeboa.
Tbls lbleme~twum.,
wltb tbe eo.ty Clm of
Oflllle eo.ty Feb. Si 1976.;
MUA: Ftb. 12, 9, 21, ·
Ma..rdt 4, l9'7t, ba tile New-
port H&J't)orEuip.F-5071.
ncnnous BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
1'be loUowi.a~ pen100 ls
dolJIC buioess u: Elacore,
31716 So. Coast Hwy ., So. Lac-a Beacb: Dorothy Mc-
Cndell, 117 Jade Ave., Bal-·
boa lslancl, Ca. 9!662.
This busloetals eond'U<:ted
by ID lnd1vtc1aal.
Siped: Dorothy McCruden
This statement was rued
wltb tbe County Clerk of
Orange County Feb. 6, 1976.
Publish: Feb, 12, 19 26
March 4, 1976, ln the New~
port Harbor Ensign. F -52444
LIGAL MOnel·
S-06093
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST ATE M.E NT
The following per son is
doing busloess as: Crulslng
l.ostltute of the Paciftc, 1300
Logan St., Costa Me~. Ca.
92626: Er l.lt w. Borg, 25232
Noen Vista Dr ., Laguna
Niguel, Ca. 92677.
-Thts business is conducted
by an lodlvldUal,
Signed: Er ik W. Borg.
This statement was rlled
with the County Clerk or
Orange County Feb. 6, 1976.
Publish: Feb. 12, 19, 26,
March 4, 1976, 1n the New-
port Harbor Enslgn. F -52466
Llla~.•nca
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persoo is
doing business as: L. D. S.
Bullding MaiDtalner s, 1849
nU.oois, Cos t2 Mesa, Ca.,
92626: Dlane Gavel, 1849
IUtnofs, Costa Mesa, Ca.
92626,
Tbls buslDess is oooducted
by an lodividual.
Signed: Dlane Gavel.
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk or
Orange County J an. 30, 1976.
Publlsh: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ens~gn. F -52140
LIGAL MOTtCI
S-06041
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlng person ls
doing business as: Cal Air
F low, 4291 Fireside Cir cle,
lrvloe, Cali!. 92705: Robert
C. Anda.oo, 4291 Fireside
Circ le, l"ine, Caltr. 92705.
This business ls conduct-
ed by an lodiYidual.
Stped: Robert C. Anzt.aoo.
Thls statement W'ls ft.led
with tbe County Clerk ofOr-
ange County Jao. 30, 19?6.
Publish: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
26, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensi(n. f -!\2175
lRM.MD'nCI
S-060S1
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe follo'Wt.Dg person is
doing bosloess u : Kareo 's
Korner Thrl.tt Shop, 489 N.
Classen , O range 9Z666:
Due & Terry Stella, 223
Capri Ave ., Santa Ana
92703.
This busiDess is oooducted
by a ceaeraJ p~.rtDershtp.
Siped: Terry Stella.
Tbls stat.ment wu flJed
1t1t11 the Couatr C lm or
Oruce CoaotJ Ju. !9, 1976.
p.-,Usb: Feb. 5, 12, 19,
!6, 1976, lA tbt NelfpOrt
Hartlor Ecaslp. F -5!116
LM&!@!:4 ·-f'1CTIT10US 80StNESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe l)Uowblc penoq art
dOlng bui!Hss as: c II G
Eoterprl.Ms, za E. IZad
St., NelfpOrt Betcb, CI.W,
tiM&. WWb.m P. Ct ....
W1 Cr.tnew, Newport
S.e'-. C&lJL 9*0; Batban
1... ca..., zest c........,,
N.wport S.et.. Calli. taeO; •
Frueb H. Gloca..r, hOI E. tlad St.., N...,.,n BeaU,
Cal1f. 9ZMO; .... B• M.
Glocii:Mr, !G E. Diad !k.,
N...,.,rt ~ Caut 12MG.
TbU ...., ..... caMIIcllld
bJ a c-anJ part:llenldp. SliM*.... ... ...
Glodlillet.
'nts llatetaeetwuft.IW
wtUI tM Cc.ty CMft ol
orlilll" c.-, Ja.JO,lm.
~ F •. 5, 11. lt,
"· 19'71. la u. ... -.port B~ri~ F-~1~
AAaP Hn POT-LUCK
.l pot-lllel llillc .........
oo&e ... ._M.....,._wtll
be Wet T1w idlY-, Feb.
Zl, at ,...__ "••Dr1&1
Rail. 515 W. lltb st., eo.D
Mea, bJ """" Beech C b1CJter lZl at tile Aeertc:ID
AuoclatiaD at ~Wind PeT-
saM. Tllll.l wW be tbe ...-..I
meeUac. aad omcen wtu
be eledet. .;:;. wa:
._lCTITfOUS B~t:ss
NAME STA TEMDIT
The ~»Uowtac .,...... ts
do!Qc bust.ss as: uru-••rsttJ omce Fandblre,
218! llapoat, Sutte 4. lr-
Yi.oe, Ca. 9!664: E. l IDe.,
ZlU 0apoat, S.Lte 4, Ir-
vine, Ca. 9H64.
Tbis bclsiDeu Is OODducted
by a eorpontbl.
CorporatloG Name: E. l
Inc., David A. Norct>lom.
V. P.
This statemeDt was rued
wttb the C01mty Clerk of
Orangt> County Feb. 6, 19?6.
Publish; Feb. 12, 19, 26,
March 4, 1976, l.D the New-
port Harbor Eo~. F52«5
::. Uii!iil
~-U15ti8
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
doing business as: H. A.
Taylor Awning Co., 2601
Bloerlcige An., Orange,
92667: Hury Augustus Tay-
lor Jr., 2602BloerlcigeAve.,
Orange 92667.
This business is conducted
by an individual.
Signed: Harry Augustus
Taylor J r .
This statement Yl.S rued
wlth tbe County Clerk of
Ora.nge County Jan. 21, 1976.
Publish: J an. 29, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, in tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F-51767
S-01588
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbe following person is
doing business as: Orange
Co. Raceway Swapmeet,
15000 Sand Caoyon Ave., lr-
vioe, Ca. 92716: Raymond
John Stowell, P.O. Box 4466,
Irvine, Ca. 92716.
Tl\is business is conducted
by an lodiYldual.
Slgoed: R. J. Stowell.
This sUtement n s riled
with the County Clerk of
Oraoge County Jan. 22,19';'6.
Publish: Jan. 29, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -51837
li$AL MOTICI
FICTITlOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME~T
Tbe following persons ar~
doing business a~ Westclltr
Properties, 12700 Knott St.,
Suite B, Garden Grove, Ca.
92641: Roy N. Mayemura,
16909 Mt. ColUen, Fountatn
Valley, Ca. 92641; M. J.
Philipps, 533 Santa Mariana
Ave., La Puente, Ca. 91 i 46;
Dale T. Falasco, 2632 Sea-
view, Corona del Mu , Ca.
92625.
This business is conducted
by an unincorporated as-
sociation other tha"' a part-
ners hip.
Signed: Dale T. Falasco.
This statement ns flled
wlth the Co11nty Clert of
Orange County Jan. 22, 1976.
Publish~ Jan. 29, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 1976, in the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -51859
L!'At:IP!!CI
FTCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA.JlE STATEMENT ~
The following persons are
dolAc business as: Passport,
31661 Los Rlos, San Juan
Capt.stra.oo, Cali!. 92675:
ClaodiA Hirsct\, 30 Harbor
Islaad, Newport Beach,
CalU. 9!MO; Hogh Hutsoo,
11661 Los Rtos, San Juan
Ctplttruo, Cali!. 92675.
This buiaess is cooducted
by a c-ral partnershtp.
Stpec1: Rltb Hutson.
Tbls statemeat was fil@d
wttb tbe County Clerk of
On.,ace Coauty J an..26,1976.
~Usb: Jan. Z9, Feb. 5,
12, 19, 19'76, lD the Newport
Rartm Eastp. F -51910
rkSI!• s.ot~t6
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEtlENT
Tbt foUowiDc perSIOCI bi
dolni& baslau.s as: Ktro ()e... 9...,.._ 1!900 Ga.rdea
Groq Bbd., G~ Gro..,
Caltf. 12M3: WarctllDo Ea-r-CGid, 801 N. Bub,
Slllta A.a. Calli. 92'701.
'Mill ........ 1.1 eoedltetfid
by • t.rtflduJ. s..-t Marettlao E.
c.t1. nu ~ .... rtled
wta tM Co.ty Clerk ot
Oralie c~ Jaa. a. lr76,
Mil* .1& 29, Ftb. 5,
U, 11, 1978, 1D tbt Newport
Hamor £utp. r -511SJ
•
On.OlNAHCE ItO. lMe
AS OR.J)Q(AJ.c£ Of' THE
C lTY OF NEWP<»n" BEACH
AMENDING Sl.tl 10!11 I.Q, •
08.080 OF THE NEWPORT
BEACH liUMIClPAL CODE
TO INCLUDE SEMIDR CI-
TIZ£N HOUSING PIOIECTS
AS AN ALLOWABLE USE
I~ ANY DISTRICT, SUB-
JECT TO A USE PER~
The C tty Coac U of tbe
C lty of Newport Beacb OOES
ORDAJN as follows:
SECTION 1. ~ 20.-
08.080 of the Newport Beach
Municipal Cod~ ts a.metlded
in Its entirety to read as
follows:
·•secuoo 20.08.080 INSTI-
TUTIONS, CEMETERIES
AND PUBLIC 8Ull.J)[NGS.
Cw rches, schools, hos-
pitals, puts aDd play-
grounds, yacM clabs, ceme-
teries (minimum aft~ 20
acr~s), mausolectms, c~
matorles, pabUc atilities,
public aDd quasl-I)Ubllc buU-
dlngs, senior cltlzeo boa sing
racUIUes (wher e residency
Is Umlted to elder ly per-
soos), and munlclpaUyoper-
ated parking lots may be
permitted in any dl.strict,
subJect to tbe secur tng of
a Use Permit in each case."
SECTION 2. This Ordin-
ance sllall be published once
In the official newspaper of
the City, and the same shall
be effective thirty (30) days
after the date ofttsadopUon.
This Ordinance was intro-
duced at a regular meeting
oJ the City Couoctl of the
C lty of Newport Beach held
on the 26t h day of January,
1976, and was adopted on
the 9th day or February,
1976, by the follow~ vote,
to wlt:
AYES, COIJNCILME~: Mc -
innis, DosW, Barrett,
Kuetvl, Ryckoff, Store.
NOES, COv~CILMEt\: Sooe.
ABSENT COUNCILMES:
Rogers.
Donald A. Mcinnis
Mayor
ATT EST:
Dor is George
Acting Cit) Clerk
Publish: Feb. 19, 1976, m
th~ N .. '"""'' 'iubor Ensign.
ORD~ANCE NO. 165.,
A~ ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDJ)iG IN ITS ENTIRE-
TY TITLE ZOOFTHENEW.
PORT BEAC H M~lClPAL
CODE, INCLUDING A RE-
ORDERING A.'m RENUM-
BERING OF EX:tSTUOG
CHAPTERS AND SECTIONS
WlTH REVlSlONS OF THE
TEXT FOR PURPOSES Of
C LARIFICATION A."ffi MA-
KING NO SUBSTANTrVE
C HANGES, AND AOOPTe-IG
THE RECOD'FTED TITLE
20 BY RE FERENCE
WHEREAS, Title ZO of the
Newport Beach Municipal
Code was originally adopted
in 1949; and
WHEREAS, said Title 20
was recodUted 1n 1966; and
WHEREAS, there have
been no substanh.al revis1oos
to Title ZO smc .. codification
l.n 1966; and
WHE REAS it tsappropr!-
ate to rec~tfy Tttie ZO of
the Newport Beach t.•urucl-
pal Code, the Zoning Code,
for ease of use b) mem-
bers of the ~blic.
NOW, THEREFORE, t~
Cit)• Couortl of the Cit\ of
Newport Beach diX's or datn
u follows:
SECTIO:-.-l. Title ZO,
Planning and Zoning, of the
Newport B~arh Municipal
Code Is amended In Its en-
tirety and pursuant to the
provisions of the Charter
of the City or Newport Beach,
the City Counc il of ttw-Ci-
ty of Newport Beach does
het«>y adopt that certain
Code entitled "Title 20,
Planning and Zoni.og, C tty of
Newport Beach" dated Jan-
uuy 15, 19'76, three hall
copies of which are prlat@d
U a Code ID book form
ban been filed l.o tbe offl<'e
of the City Clerk on JaDUarJ
21, 19'76, and ar e opeo to
peUc lnspectlocl.
SECTION 2. This Ordin-
I.DCe sbalt be pUbllshed ooce
lA the otncial newspaper of
t be City, and tbe same sball
~ etr~Un thirty (30) days
after the datt of tts adoption.
Tb1a OrdllwK'e was mtro-
~ed at a repla.r mHtl.nl
of the City CouncU of the
C lty of Newport S.cb held
am the Utb daY oJ J u.a.ey,
19'76, t Dd was adopted oo u. ~11 daY of F't!bNarY,
lt?6, by tbe folloWtDI 90Ce,
to Yll:
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Me-
.... Oostal, Barrett.
helm. Ryclloft, Store.
IIOf:S, COUNCIUIElf: •
A8S£JCT co I lurEN: ..,..
Ooea~ A. WclMI.J
liiQJw
AT1"£ST:
Dol1l c;.ol'(e
.leUR~ Ctty C lt rt
Ml.J.III: Ffb. \9, 1976, ta
tile Mewport Ha rb)r &urlp..
• SATU'RDAY, JAil. U
A 1200 clU...S bud radio
wu stol• from a Y'lll be-ao.c11C to Mam.w Ellie ..
Wac WhUe It was Pined l.D
f'toDt cl Ids llomt at !lSl ~v1Ut', Balboa, from 6 p.m.
Jan. 24 t.mtil 8:30a.m. Jao..
25 . • • Terry All• IUctl-
bouse, 20, of 1481 Placeatia
West Side, •as arrested at
7 p.m. at PlaceoUa IDd Su-
perior oo a Sao 01eco Su-
perior Cout wa.rruat, IDd
was also cited for a pos-
sibly nctttsous driver's li-
cense • • • Ph.Jllis Aon Mc.
Cord, 35, cl tOt E. Bay,
B~ wu cbarfed wltb
mfsdemeeor dnmk drtftllc
a.t 2:16 a.m. at Adams aDd
Balboa Blvd., B~ fol-
lowi.Qg a minor tramc col-
UsJon . • • Menlll Blrtler's
home was ransacked bettree1l
4 p.m. I.Dd 5~55 p.m. by a
burglar wbo pried open a
sUdJ..ac glass door and took
Z pistols, gold earrtngs, and
a gold watch, nlued at
Sl,6i5 .•• A burglar who
got lD tbrougb a storage
room door at Kam's rest-
aurant, 2121 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar, stole S376
from a cash drawer, be-
tween 2 a.m. and 10 a.m.
• SUNDAY, JAN. ZS
Sean Michael Green, 24,
of 206 Cypress, Balboa. ns
charged with lotoxtcated dis-
or der ly oooduct at 11:15p.m.
at E. Bay and Washington,
B albo2 .•• Rot> Roy Duncan,
18, or 1870 E. 16th, Newport
Heights, was charged with
disorderly conduct while in-
toxicated at the Hoag bos-
LRALIIOTICI
ORDINANCE NO. 1658
AN ORDL,..ANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORTBEACH
AMENDING SECTION 12.-
32.020 Of THE NEWPORT
BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE
DEALING WIT H COMMER-
CIAL VEffiCLE PROHIBI-
T ION AND DESIGN ATING
STREETS UPON WHlC H
COMMERCIAL VEHlCLES
ARE PROffiBITED, AND
ADDING SECTION 12,82,024
EKTITLED "EXEMPTION"
The Clty Couoctl of the
City of Newport Beach OOES
ORDAIN as follows:
SECTION 1. Section 12.-
32.020 of the Newport Beach
Municipal Code 1s amended
to r ead as follows:
"1!.32.020 COMMER-
CIAL V£HtCLES PROHIB-
ITED FROM USING CER-
TAIN STREETS -SJG~
POSTING. (a) When signs are
er ected giving ootice there-
of, DO persoo shall oper-ate
any commercial vehicle ex-
ceeding 6,000 pounds gross
weight ~t any time upon an y
or the streets o: parts of
streets described in sub-
paragraph (b) of this S~
t!on. The City Tralfic En-
gineer sball erect and maJ.n -
"'in appropriate sl~ms on
those streets affecte<l b\ ttus
Section. .
(b) The ro11owu1g streets
a re tbe streets deslgnatet1
by the CLty Counctl upon
w:Uch commerc1a l vehicles
exceeding 6,000 pour.l1s
gross weight may nOI !>e
oper-ated:
1. Acacia Aveou~ from
Coast Hlghway to P1 artr
Drive.
2. Begooia A•enut> from
Coast Highwa)' to Pan!1r
Drive.
3. Carnation Avenue from
Coast Htgbway to Baystl1~
Drive.
4. Goldenrod Avenue !rom
Coast Highway to f1rst Ave-
nue.
5. Heliotrope Avenue from
Coast Highway to Ba}side
Drive.
6. First Avenue trom Ac~
c1a Dr ive to Iris Avenue.··
SECTION 2, Se-ction 12.-
32.(124 is added to the Sew-
port Be.aeh MuniC'ipal C or1e
to read:
"12.32,0:U EXEMPTIO:".
The provtsloos of this or-
dlnance slll.ll not apply to
City veblcles Yh1le ~e<l
in the otftclal busloess of
t he City.''
SECTION 3. This Ordm-
ance sball ~ pabllSbed on(e
in tbe otftd al ne•spaper of
the Clty, and tbe same shall
be effective tblrty (SO) days
after tbe datt' of tts a~ton.
This O~lDance nalnt.ro-
dueed at a rfC'IIar ~uns
of tbe City ConcU of tilt
City cl N"PQrt Belc:h held
011 Lilli Utb daJ or January,
1976, ad ..... adopted 00
tH 9th day ol F'tbntry.
1976, by tile tollowla& YOit ,
towtt:
AYES, COO'NCil.lttN: Wt-
la.IU, Dollal, 8a.r'ntt.
K--.R~aon.
'OES, COOMClt.MEl'f; Jlloae.
ABSElM' COUWCIUIEN:
Aopn.
o...ld A. Mcinnis ...,.
ATT~
Dortl~ A.c:tlll C., Clerk
~ r-.at,1t7t..L.-
............ ...., Eutp.
,...,. ••ew1 ,..,.. at
11:10 ........ ~
J .... ftncllea, 101 W. BaJ-
boe. c.tra1 Newport. n -
portfd J arlboards. nbted
at $210. lltolea from a •-
locttd ~~ area~
bls home, bet1reea 8 p.m.
J u. U Ud 6 a.m. Jao. ts
• • • Bargl.ars took 2 TV
set., ftllled at S850, from
tbe borne of WUtt.am Rutctd-
._, 1500 Santt.ago, Dovt!r
S bores. buf I en one of the
s«s In bls yard • • • A
clt1.&eu band radlo vahted
a.t noo was stolen from
Ralph Thuesen's car wbile
Lt wu parked at hts rut-
da ce at 526 Rtverstde, New-
port Helgbts, by a thief who
smashed tbe •iocttrtng, be-
tw~n 10 p.m. Jan. 24 IDd
9 a.m. Jan. 25 •.• A Clrst-
edltioo plate, depleting an
aocet, valued ll $.400, was
stoleo from a shell at the
Brass Owl sbop, 307 Warine,
Balboa Island, between 3:45
p.m. a.nd 4:10 p.m., while
the store's t>mploy~s were
very busy ... Tools valued
at S300 wen• stolen from
Lavern Poliquin's car whlle
It was parkM at her home
at 1331 w. Ba}, Balboa,
from 1 p.m. Jart. 24 until
11 a.m. Jan. 25.
• MONDAY, JA!\. 26
T hieves took tools, a sign
and hardware valued at sev-
eral tllndred ·dollars from
construction sites at 25 ln-
vorness and i Burning Tr~.
Big Canroo, between 4 p.m.
Jan. 23 and 6~30 a.m. J an.
26 .•. A S635 movie ca mer-a
was taken from the media
:>roductloo room at Corooa
del Mar high s chool between
-t p.m. Jan. Z3 a nd 10:50
a.m. Jan. 26 •.• A $350
TV set was burglarized from
a vacant room at the New-
porter lno between 8:30a.m.
Jan. 26 and 8:30 a.m. Jan.
27 • . . A tape player and
ampttner, valued at $680,
were stolen from a boat
belonging to Jim Slemons of
1301 QuaH, Airport Area,
whtle It W'lS tied up at the
Ba lboa Bay Club, between
3 p.m. Jan. 23 and 9 a.m.
Jan. 26 ..• A wallet con-
talnl.ng $200 and ct'edlt cards
was stoleo from Susan Jean
Light's residence between
3 p.m. and 4:30 p.m •...
Two chairs and taping eQUlP·
meot valued at $468 wer~
stolen from a van beloog!.ng
to Wutt.arr Webster , 1630
Highland, Harbor Highlands,
while 1t was parket1 at 22nd
and w. Ocean Front, Central
Sewport, from 10 p.m. untU
11 p.m •... Warreo Smith,
25 DeAoza. Lfdo Perunsula
mot>tlehome park, reporte-d
2 n · sets, binoculars and
a d ock radio stolen from
his home between noon Jan.
18 and 9 a.m. Jan. 26, by
a burglar who ~ot Ul by
removlntt louvres from a
door • • • A pistol, rifle
and $1,150 in cu h wert>
burglarized from the home
of Patrick Egan, 2421 16t 't,
Oakwood apartments, bf'-
tweeo 4:55 p.m. Jan. 25 and
Z:SO a.m. Jan. 26,
• Tt:ESDAY, H'-. z-
1\aren Mane 1\laas, 1 i,
of 1244 ~. Ralboa BI\"L,
Balboa, was arrested at 6:4'i
p.m. at 272'; 'iewport Blvd.,
We,S\ N@W))Ort, and cbar(ed
with burglaq ..• William
Johnson Corkett, 33, of 304
Buena Vlst1, Balboa, was
c llargeod with mlsdt>m~anor
t1nmk dr1Y1ng at 10:30 p.m.
at 6700 w. Coast HWJ·., West
Newport .•. ThomasGt>on:e
POeger, 24, of Z6 Harbor
Island Dr., was charged with
burglary 11f'hf1l pollee a.r-
rested him at 11 :30 a.m.
in Santa Ana ••. B1ll LE-e
Minor. 29, of 4407 Seashore,
West Newport, boo~ at po-
llee headquarters at 5:10
p.m. and chargf'd w1th
' times apinst chlldren ..•
A $43-4 T V ~t and $10 In
coins wn-e stolett from the hom~ o11U.ren' Alonso, 4Z.C3
Dana, Pu\ Ltdo, betWH'D
8:30 'l.m. ud Z p.m.
• WED~DAY,JAN. 28
Thomas Ray Nt'lsoo, 30,
of 1855 Sherlactoa, C>Uwood
apartments, was ar rested ac
has rHldenct a.t 8:30 a.m.
ud dlupd .... ,..., ..
~--...... t) ••• --.... s... MdMtril,
U , at 11104 CUll, ~
Hetcta. ftl darpd WID
lMolic:lted dl.mnleriJ coe-
duct at t,..,.._.., c._,, lift-
port R~ta:tU, at 7:15 p.na.
••• David Rlcb.a rd a..o.t.w.
21, ot 2252 Federal, Colt&
Mesa, wu elll.f'C'ed with
reekless drl•tnc at 11 p.m.
a.t VI, 0eeu F root ..S 22nd
St ~ CeotnJ Newport •••
Sbaroo Tllyra PI(Oda, 50,
of 19 l...atlhlde, West Side,
wa.s eblrced wtth ml*m•-
nor drunk drtvtac at 4:5"-S
p.m. at DoYer ud 16tb, New-
port Hel.gbts, aod her Ia •
bud, RJcba~ Peter .Pacoda.
51, was c bar(ed W1HI resla-
lln& and obstnlctJ.ac 1 poUce
omcer ••• Robert James
Sr.cur-ntak, 15, wbo UYes
on a boa.t tled up at 632
Lido Park DrtYe, Lido P e-
ninsula, was uresteda.t l:ZO
a.m. at VIDa and 28th, Can-
ner y Village, and Charted
with possession or amphe-
umines • . • Warllyn Dolo-
res Sher man. 2008-1/2 W.
Ocean F roqt, Central New-
port, heard her 1975 Ford
Granada being ctrfvett from
her carport at 12:35 a.m. by
a car thief ••• Keith Wesi'Y
Rosfiel, 36, of 1000 Cllft,
CUff Haven, was cha.rged
with mlsdemeanor dnmk
driving at 7 p.m. II 1Sth
and irvine, Newport Heictlts.
• THURSDAY , JAN. 29
Robert o;hepberd, 731
Kings Roatt, cwr Hueo, re-
ported a boat at SSOO W.
Coast Bwy., Mulners Mile,
burglarized or acceuorles
valued at $450, between 5
p.m. Jan. 18 and 2 a.m.
Jan~ 29 ••. A $112 bicycle
was stoleo rrom ao unlocked
ga rage at the homt' of John
Wilson, 26-41 Clrc1e, Bay
Shores, betw~ 7 p.m. Jan.
28 and 8 a.m. Jan. 29.
• F1UDAY, JAN. SO
Herbert John Puker, 55,
of 1855 Sherlncton, Oakwood
apartments, was charg-ed
wttll intoxicated disorder ly
conduct at 12:35 a,.m. at
C Wf and Dover, Newport
Heights •.. Michael Robert
Lawler, 43, 1947 Killdeer,
Costa Mesa, was arrested
at 6:30 p.m. at 251 E. Coast
HW) ., bay brld&e a rea, oo.
a warrant charging him wltb
making annorl.Dc phaDt' calls
. • . Robert 'llloeler, tt\4
!3rd, Central Newport, re-
ported $1,600 worth cl stn -
eo sound equipment stolen
from hls borne between 6
p.m. aD<! 9:15 p.m •..•
Someone, apparently 1.0 an
automobile, smas hed In tht
front door and wall of Wlnd-
ward Marine, 2430 W. Coast
H•J ., Ma riners MJie, at
10:30 p.m., ~tting off the
burglar alarm ..• Someone
stole a ~rse and its ~
tents, valued at $257, from
a kltchen counter at Eliza-
beth Ripley's home at 1005
~. Bay f ront, Balboa Island,
hetween Hl:30 p.m. and mld-
nl~bt.
• S-\Tl'RDAY, JAN 31
Lawrence Jamt's Sargent. :z. of 862 Sandcastle, Har-
bor \ lt>'~~' Hills, was ~'harted
wtth misdemeanor drunk
Mh'inl! at 11 p.m. at Vista
1P.l Oro a.M Eastblutr Dr.,
East Blu.tr ••. Craa.g f ran-
is Fanning, 20, of 49 11
River, West Nt>wport, was
~'harged with batter) when
police arrested tlim at 3~15
at 4901 Rlver, after an al-
te-r cation over a twlfbbor's
jog • • • A $300 TV se-t
was burglufud from Ute
home of Ooroth) Phillips,
325 Poppy, Corona del M.ar,
between 4 p.m. Jan. 28 and
4:30 p.m. Jan. 31 • . •
Someone stole Patrir ta Ann
Kell)''s pur5t' Ud conteots.
valued at $877, from altrtoe
room chair In her home
at 2133 VisUI Entrtt\1. thft
Blutf.s, between 12:30 a.m.
an4 9 a.m.
MATTRESSES
IRW -aavii.DIIfG l~ular $1\aprs '-...... -c:.a-
COnA •.fSA aATTaUs co.
l UID ....... ,. 14-' J41.1
BrtP,.PI!Jt OF HI!.I'OICT 8J!ACi
SUISCIIIPTION ORDER
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THUIISDIIY, fEB. It, 1m CIIIU: --Cll.
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OF
OME THOUSAND
EtGHTHUHDRED 7.111GI1SS
JACK PICII
Salespeople & Brokers
ioolloe
~wport Hwlaer..Cott. MHo
lowci of ..... I
'This man was rrspons1blt" for 1ntatm.: the sales of mort-proper tl<'.• '" th('
Beach Communil it>!i m 197~ lhiin appro,.Jmately one thousand. e•~ht
~or his .;.s~·tatec;. '"the-rt•al ('~tate profes!'ion
Only 5 years old--
Spanish exterior w /tile
roof. One bedroom each,
"all elec thruout". In-
come $1050. mo. Full
price
w..-& LH IIAL ISTAft eor•~ratulatf"s J"ck o n tht' outstaudmJ::
adlievrme-nt of ret"CI\'In~ TWO Top Awa rd.' fvr 197!1 from t he Nt''"'pprt
Harbor·Cosla Men Hoard ol Realtors Thl' <Hl ard for MOST USTIMGS
SO.... and the a ward for .._,.st' DOU.Aa W~ OF USTIMGoS SOU.
Jad h.n bt't-n 4tSS()('Iilltod ••tUI WALIB & LH o;int'e h1s entry int.o tht•
professionS years a ~o I ll,; t';,tf'ft'r ~iii('!> n 'lumc.• •n tho!>e,; yt>ars totals I ;"I
exces.s of TIN N&UOH DOU .. S ••·'orth of home salt-s. H1s !1~lmJ1: 3nd
5ales 3'-1 ivitirs t•nt"om pass Newport Beou·h. ln·me, Cosh Mesa,
Huntington Beach. F'ount;.ain V.11llt.>)'. Santa Ana a nd Tustm
If you hav~ a ne-ed to sell or purchne propert~·, v•l)u:dn 't 1t make Sf'nse
to have tbe laST of U IOO profess1onals work m your behalf~ You ma~·
·reach .lAC. PICK al646-n u c.. 540-8944.
To Have and to Hold WATERFROHT
l'lor& so,
Outrageous waterfront
home . Three s paciou s
b e droo ms , 3 baths ·2
fire places, s umptuOus
grou.n_ds and gardens. Li ve
on the water ror onl y
$129,000 . CALL. .
PR€HIG€ I HOM€~
lEAL ESTATI UOKIEU.GE
100M. Mew,_.""'-. Mew,..... le.c:h
ANYTIME
Ric~ Reali,
CAMEO SHORES
PANORAMIC OCEAN VI EW
JUST LISTED
Coty three b@l'lroom home, large dining room/den
with a br ick rlreplaC'E' anrl bar. Master bedroom
on view side. Patio courtyard with plenty or room
for a pool , Thr~ private beaches anr1 access to
the Hor se Ranch. Prime south of hwr. lcwat1on.
PRICED TO SELL!!
ONLY $136,500
Call for appointment to see ---
A "LIVE-IN" INVESTMENT ·-----------------· 673-7040 673-0510
3 b@d room, Z bath, huge family room, nnest
Costa Mesa area , Leased for 1 rear ..• will
carn Jtself.
Buy now for future .'lome or inveslmf'nt.
$51.000
rental l
Co-l A RMIN G 2-BE0~00"-1 REN T AL j
IN CO~ONA DEL Mt..R 5325. ~ONTH r
;/MARTiN
REAL ESTATE
6«-7383
3036 10. COAST HIGHWAY , CORONA D~L IUR
304 E. BALBO A BLVD., BALBOA 675-4710
DaY. or ntght--
... WHJCHFn H ''f1r WI SIJ, THFHF lS A
F'A~"TASI"''" \"IF"\\ 1 iiO).! 11!E FAMILY ROO M.
1.1\'J~G I1(K"\\!, \ . ., ' \! w , i-l: AF:ll!?OO M [!!
Ope n Su n. 1-5
17 CA RMEL BAY DR .,
SP YGLASS HILL
$198,500
I I I I
LAGUNA CANYON
Coontry llving only two minutes from the beach.
Good spot for hOrse tOYers.
Two !lOUses -two bedrooms each -on 5fi x 140
lo1
P RICED AT $75,500
timaciM a two bedroom hOUse for under $40,000.)
' I I I I
SPANISH FLAVOR
Dover Shores tw>me superb lor entertaining.
Lar(f' P.ntry, fa mily room, living room and patio
wllh pool aJid jacut.r:! provlrle an easy now p-· '•em
for ruests.
ALL AT ONE OF THE BEST PRICES
only $169,500
Prime lndustri1l Rill Est1t1
16,000 Sq. Ft. BLDG.
M-G-ZONING
25,860Sq. Ft. of land
1679 PLACEHT1.l···in the heart a f
Costa Mesa', mon-..facturing area
16,000 'Sq. ft. includin&approx. 1.000 sq.
ft. ~fai r condi_tion~ offices -7,560 sq.
ft. IS extra hllh t1lt·up, remainder of
buHdin1 is concrete block and pumice
bfock. 16' x 16' electrically oper~ted
loodint door. 16' k 25' sproy booth. 600
amp., 240 v., 3 ph. power. Mercury
lil!hls.
--~~~~~~ ..... ,AIIKING for 40 COrl
W ~T• cr. & II.:MO sq ft. of ir. 1-T• cr. -porkin1.
F!l'ice $325,000
IF CRANE'S HOT HEEOED, WILL NEGOTI ATE
LOWER PRICE.
BANK TERMS or OWNER MAY CARRY
WILL LEA SE TO QUAL IFIED HHAM T .
NELSON ROBINSON, Re1ltor
200 MAIM ST.(ot Ballloa Bl .), BALBOA 67S ... lll
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5flUATED OH TEN. ACRES
SPACIOUS 1 l 21EDI100M AI'ARTMENn
fwMIIhe4 & Ut~"'-~~tiHM
• Privet• '•ties • fl,.,lec••
o POOLS o TENNIS COURTS
• Sep•rete fl-llr Sec11et~
• Atli•n•t .. Sch .. l• Mtl ,1_,1,..,."4
too S.. L••· COM II fhc•A"~•··-C.oot Mwr., clooo '••loo 1
l)0)i Y. rR.P.1iKl.l1i
I RE:.P.l. TOR I 3250 Eu! Coast Hlallway
Curo~~t del Mar, Cl lilornl• --.... ,....
CURT. D~8H . . . DALTO& ........... ,
UI!O.•••'r CPAIY HWY., NE.0101' ......... .
* ** * * * *; * •. ~ * * ,.. . &,chelle Robe~, Rl4ltor
3333 E. Cia• Hipway
. CQroaa dd Mar . 67~2373
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MLS SALES REPORT
•
Unit sales fo r January through
the Multiple Listing Service of
the Ne wport Harbor-Costa Mesa
Board of Realtor s totaled over
$27 million . 610 new listings were
processed during the fi r st month
of 1~76, of which 58·i(, were s ol d.
70/t; were co-operative!
List
East Side
Costa Mesa
2 BEDROOMS---1 BATH
MID AM EXTRA GARAGE !
$45,000
n 833-9781
Ho:octe r-Brown
'-RtA LT OR S
Lake Arrowhead
Vacation Home
Trl-level S bedroom• plus larce recreation room,
2 fireplace•, torced~alr heat ud partially ._.rnlahed
.. _ oo tarre l"tllot Detr the lake.
EAJoJ creal ft11ety of rtcrnUOoal actt•ittea
ud .-moe-free atmo.phtrt, wtthln! hours of New-
port Beach.
Olaly $49,500 wttb aaamablt FHA loan at 5 .. 3/4\
lolorutl CALL BILL HUNTLEY.
I
Century 21
PROFESSIONAL
REALTY
640·4950
• Pill r.d I' z . .......
LIDO ISLE
BAYFRONT
A rttance in bmlly plans make il
possible for \'OU to arquln J mac-
nlfirent borrw oo lhf! !:Say witb COD·
ventences awJ ELEGA~rE that only an
artist t·ould I'OI'I)Ir$> uv •• -(evPn wttb
an Alla.dln's Lan,p).
Tber•'a: ample room ror the eutire
!an1ll )' in thia: trl-lev .. l 5 bedroom,
:; bath t.orr.e. Althougtt:.ppnls:ed hfebet,
the propt';rt} t an lit> llatt for $391,500.
Tl~ vt~· of Newport Harbor is:
unexcPIIed. PleaSE' "all tor aWKJi.nt-
View of a Lifetime
Absolutely mav;lllll• o.>nt vie.,.·! Sens:~tlonal owner's
unit :~nrl unpquaJI(I<l In O!"~'oln l01 11ion for Wt•lte-
Watet VIE\\. 4 t,~>d r'Y.Itr<~. 3 l':llhs with g una
upstair£. !.real 2 t f'rlroom uui t rlov.•nstairs. A .must
for rlis• rlrnin~l " lotn <-I S. ~~:~,,f)l'}ll l llnf Moses,
642 . ti23S. (VS I)
Old Corona del Mar
Pnvaq and d1arm! Sh:.rp 3 !Jedroom With rtre-
place. Pallo plus sma ll )arrt lmma,·ulale, move-In
condllionl $74,900. Mart ha Ma •·a<~ll, 642-!1235, (V69)
YOU'RE MISSING
THE BOAT
I •
IF--
-· .. yoa don't bay th.lt beauU~I dllpl•• 1a Corona
del Mar. Each unit has: 3 larce bedroom•, z .. ttz
batM, dlntnc room, tilt ld.tcbeaa. S..b of tbe
hlchway .. 011y 2 y•n old. Super bly .. can .....
671-11550, .
CALL I:S FOIIIIIOJI! IMfOIIIIATIONI
:
•:
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,
EMERALD BAY
L<J\ el) on·.w ''''W :1 b<.lrm" .. each
"'tlh ba1 h H<·a m t-d t~d t ng s .
shu tPr . .l frpk o;, Lar~:c> lot with
roo:n fo1 ~> 'pa n~um ~ll.!.:;oo
,
A COlDWIU. ..... CO.
644-1766
A lot PLUS a lot!
I ~ rgP • 01 n• r luplo.>x tnt 30xl u2 witt~ rustle cottagP
as I hO!Il • 111<1 r tl-IIOU'i{' from ttte best Balboa
Ht>J h.
Dn·1 · l •. 1 -L't, 'itrt•~>t antl , ;~II (or details.
Offered at $82,500
< ~(>clSt properties 1
REAL TOR~
301 L BALBOA BLVD., BALBO•
, 13-5410
FOR SALE
Ne w Mobile Homes on
Bay Front Park Lots
1\lOBI L HOME PARK
C.t n n(:ry Vill age
673-1420
700 LI DO P A RK DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH
Steps to Ocean
Multiple Units
Sl X • 2 BEDROOM UHITS PLUS IACH ELOR
••n 1 , ravilioll
200 ~tjAJN STRBBT • I.U.80A
~5,11» _..,IT'S A WHALI OP AM
VIEW THE OCEAN
• . from the master lledroom and 11eck Enjov
the spariousness and exquisite df.roratlng 'tn thi~
large family hom~> In Old Corona.
Call about the man\ f>)(f ras . $167,'500.
WALK TO BEACH OR TOWt(
Remodeled artist's drt>am. Light, spacious rooms,
lovely patlo, complet('l) new exte ranr with l ri vPar
warrant)'. Cozv r ental unit. ~123,000. ·
HE'LL HUFF AND PUFF
•.• but he won't tJiow this sturd) lleach duplex
down. Th(' wolf won't be at your 1oor whpn YO" co~nt you r lnrom"', either. Hurry, the ,av ;t·s
prtred, It won't last long at ~~~YJO.
PARKVIEW CENTER
5321 Un i versity Dri ve , Irvine
552-7000 ................... ~
Mobile Home
CHOICE LOCATION
T HIS 1966 V.KI~"'; DELUXE HOME HAS MA '·Y MA~Y EXTRASl l:-i ADt:LT PARK. •
ONLY $8,750
CALL US FOR COMPLETE 1:-iFORMATIO~
"YM'U be ~tad tomorrow that,,. botiPtl r•J e.eate tiDdlJ .. I
lOY R. McCARDLE
UALTOil Dl ... 7729
1110 NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA MESA
VALLEY REALTY
PRESENTS
4 UNITS
In Newport Beach
1 BLOCK TO OCEAN
One unlt has 3 ~rooms and 3 baths! E.tch ot
the other three have 2 bedr ooms and 1 bath.
1ST TIME OFFERED.
"fltEJI:fltVED TO
O~~~flt YOUflt
HOME"
"ONE-OF -A-KIND"
OFFER INGS!
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Profe ionalism and Integrity in R
Have a Trademark
e
A REAL TOR can do more than
help buy or sell your home. REAL -
TORS are experts in oommercial
and indu trial real estate. lAnd
Look for tt-·e •radP ...... a,
TOR Its your assuran
vestment tr rea• estate
development. property manage-
ment a nd real estate , 1v~tments.
And . every REALTOR IS gutded
by a strict oode of ethir:s.
Call your Realtor toda y!
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Prinlerli
TOTAL PRINTINtr
FACILITIES
fi40·4444 NE W PRESIDENT of tilt> ~ewport HarUor \, ht l"lut•'-.
J\nrot lers, Steplu~n Elmort<, at left, ac\·ept -. P11 ;\nviPt!';
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u! command took pl:l•·t at II•P 'lull"-. <~unu.!l rroprll !l!m<>r
nn Jan. 3d. (N HYC ptrotu.)
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GREATEST SA VIMGS WE HAV E EVER
OFFERED ON HEIJio CARS. HURRY FOR
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Markets ana UfiPI,ttmeqt stores «itt •bocll factdeatally, Helea W8dde:l haa !tot Jotaed aionl .......,red bf tbt
and Uoutlquea wer. DOt t he ~y placea the rocttftr c::t.Ir brlpdt. She doe•'t evee J"•lor ,lAape w1U be btld
spot-lightinc St. Valendoe. Lu Reinas Aa:r~ han a roeti.Jic chair, DOr la abe loold.Qc Feb. U Mid U ud a1Jo
lllary or the Newport Beac h Autst.uce foT ooe, be lt a bfatwood or a .I.F.K. Maret. l ud I at t:IOa.e.
League used that clamorous theme for their model. She ftnc1s a box seat at SutJ A4Jb: a.t th!: E.troaiMIIIal ,..,_.
'hooorlng auoctates" Junct1eo o at Mary more to her lltltc and bas reoewed her Ceater. ioelted 01 lltb St ..
(M r~. Paul ) Smith's: Bayldere Terrace hOme. lffUiatton with the T'art Club. No doubt behind Newport Harbor blgtl
Mr!., S1nith's artiStic W ents were e"l-Helen now cheeks oot onJy the horse and scboOl. For farther i!"Or·
d•:srJ•·eo'f, not on!~· In her paintings (she ts rider but probably tbe silks. Ver y dlscem-matloa call 646~9844 tiom
anothPr of our area's well known artlsts) lng peraoo, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
tout ""t'r•• bespoken In the arrangements There are other diseeming periiOflS la our The Julllor League ofNew.
'··utPnng e<H'h luncheon tablf'. Here. bonsai towa .•• they re•d the Enslgg,. the Bee port Harbor Is conducting
su•···u!euts llecame "trees of heJrts "each Line, too, and even let dS mow. Thanks tours tor children with
rand} lrPart became a blossom !~printed for. the notes and telephone messages! HoPe emphasis on the 5 senses
wifl 11s own message, White satin hearts, your Valentine day was bright aDd gay aqd a od the baluce of natul'f!.
b • 1 t .ib\ 's ll reath with red and 'olo'hlte cama. your Lincoln-Washlngton days stu spangled ToUr s may be scheduled by
twu..,, rormt"l the ''enterpiece 011 the Jadened and inspiring. ealliiiC 556~1!13.
t'lurf .. t tat11t.-', • • • • •
rt ''i•HJJit:, r 11airman t.ayna (Mrs. w. Pe)'-Several Corona del Mar and Newport Beac h
tou I!J n im:m assisted In the preparallons. latties d rove to the Benrh • HUtoo tor the
,._,Jxdr HI <'l1:drman Mary (Mrs. Hobert) 21st annu al fashion luncbeoD of the Artttritis
""'·ld•·r Jnrl Mrs . Smith we!Nrn~l t he nrem-Foundation, Sou thern CaJUom laChapter. The
L•·t·~ anfl honoretl guests, Spef'lal guests wprf' J dne Van Dyke showing of designer fashions
J,•JI• ~11·.;;, Holler!) Lucas :lnd Marc., ret went at a fast pace ••• the program, "We've
(Mh . l•lSt•ph ) Metr a If, c hapter liaison. got the spir it," was prompted by the bi-
' ~u ·i;rl hour precluded reports whi<'h centennlal year. ,
lrof : , I .tll o! the year':. .w h1everut>nts Most touc hing was the pr~ntaUon of the
a1o J l rttJr t' 11i~t!.S. A1u ong the ar tlve rnem ~ Conttneotal rlags by member s of ScOOt Troop
'" : •II nano'f were Mrs. RotJe rf Wood, 351, San Marino, la authentic Minutemen
\, 1 :u rman; Mrs. JuJe Ax(·! son, thrift unUorms , .• especlally when Old Glory was
'' . o -oro'fwator : and Mrs, Burl Parkin-presented and ali stood to pledge allegiance.
,"''· ·•<~1:-. afll1 mf'ans L"halrman. Anot her touching moment ••• •ben the
4 tti.\'J s were Mr11es . Stanley Statia, Wil -Liberty Ruby was M Velle<l by owner James
br! 11<11'1•, TIJ"'flore Owen, :O.'pil William-Kau.njian. The design, an eagle enfolding
son:,, Ea rl Cork~tt. J. Hobert Lawson, Ly. the Liberty Bell with Its wings, was clone
man Kin~, K:tthrvn Horrman anrlflohert La ng. by his son, Stanley. A proud moment fo r
A1nonr asso• 1ates in attendanl'f' we re Mmes. this sparkling eyed, gray haired man, whO
l't.arJPs Boir·P, Balpt1 Butrher, J. E. Chal-had made his way in this, our great nation.
hrwr, HPnr} CoJP, !nt F'risbf.e, Walter Keene, Another proud moment, when it was an~
JariiPS Mdn!vre, Cbude Patterson, Rlr hard nounc"e<l Ad(:<le Gallade had brough t a $1,000
P~II Pr-.on, ~tillkent Sallst>urr, Hobert Short, check from Mima Malouf, who was in the
IV<~fl Sullivan, Bemne Trea t and Ro~ Woolsey. hospital with broken ribs and hlp. We rode
Co-hoste.,~es wer~ Mmes. Ted Walsh, John In with Adele, as did Roma {Mrs. John)
Crai!!, Wrll1an Davison and 1\~unet h Samp-Gur ney and Vivian (Mrs. Roland) Perron
sm1. of COM. She is one of the founder s of this
\s::.oriat<> lllf'lniJf'r, Mrs . !Jean Waddell c hapte r and we . were among those .at her
fforn;i>rl} lh.>lt-"u fluff), w:tsOr;!:inizinJ:r·hair-excellent table. Mildred Mead joined us
111;m of this :wxilr:~q , wtnrh has proved its •.• I call ht-r Marvelous Mead. other s there
won!: o,;my tinoP.<' over, anrl m~nrliE.>rshlp were Cletas (Mr s . Clayton} Lrnch, formerly
HI til" r(lUJ !s td!ild~ estpen,"'!. It was C letas Schuh of I Illinois: Clover (Mrs.
lurin~ rhl n·.1r dS Lt>ague prf<;idPflt tha t C ha r les) c:ha irman, and
Hv -\U'(Jltan w<~s forn•e<l, <;(I has J ven Alhenia (Mrs . Pitc:hess, also a fount1er.
spe 1al pl.,,. i11 ~~~~ t.eart ... <>Vt>n wlltocll!t A verr good Though II was raining
' St. \' 1t•·ntu1 .. r• otif whe n we got
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5 YEAR
IF FIRE STFIIKES, A FEW ~CONDS MAY MEAN
THE DIFFERENC E BETWE,IN LIFE AND OEATM•
SOMF =:XPEATS SAY AS MANY" AS 8Q"11o OF FIRE.
FAT.((ITIES WERE NEVER TOUCHED BY FLAMES!
U.l. & FIRE MARSHAl APPROVED FOR HOMES.
APARTMENTS AN DIOR MOBILE HOP-.4ES
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Mr. Rohrer and his wife,
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L.m ne, Lyoda and Jon, The)'
Jive in Harbor View HU!s,
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PASS THE CIGAR
Coogratulat!onsl
You're about to have a baby -another dependent. No, you can•t claim him on }'our
income tax. In fact, he will make your taxes go up some more.
You see, this new dependent you are about to get is comf.ng to you through the
wonderfUl help of Senators Tunney and Cranston. They want to ''create" 600,000
new j>bs in Californla by spending fed eral tax money. That means that the taxes
you pay will be used to pay the salaries of 600,000 more government "workers."
Isn't that just wonderfUl? Here I am in my late seventies, thinking I was too old to
fat he r any more chlldren. But, these 2 wond erful Dem ocratic senators have come to
my ald. They're going to give me a full-grown dependent, already potty trained and
walking around,
All of this "reminds me of P resident Ford's prediction some time back that,
by the year 2000, hal! ol the people in this country will be supporting the other hall.
I think we should Inform our presfdenl that our nne Calflornla senators are helping
to move the calendar ahead a few years. In tact, I read the other day that, H you count
everybody who gets any kind of tax aid, we have already turned the corner. The
North American Newspaper Alliance did a study thai shows that RIGHT NOW, 41
per cent of the U. S. population Is supporting the other 59 per cent to one degreE
or another.
I believe tbis is a mllestooethat s hould be celebrated wildly. Here in ou r bi centennial
year, we have reached a level of socialism that must be even greater than Karl
Marx thought was possible lor America,
Now, If we will jist keEp multiplying ltke rabbits, maybe we can incr ease that
per centage some more. With the poi!Uclans coming right into our bedroom s and
hospital rooms to tell us It 's a sin not to have babies, we are going to keep going
onward and upward to greater things.
I can see the great future we have 1n store for us. As more and more people go
on the dole, there will be so much leisure ttme, we wfll probably have a football
game every other da.y, w-ith lots of automobtle races and golf games in between.
If you wanl to get oa this growing list ol do-oolhlngs, better hurry upl When the
list reaches a certain length, some damned ldlljoy Is going to remind us tha t SOME -
BODY Is going to have to keep working, so the leisure guys can keep having fun and
their wives can keep having babies.
The way lllgure it, II may get down to just me and you working, buddy. And I'll tell
you one thing: I doo'l want to see you sitting down on the job, because I'm getting kind
of tired myself.
011, by lbe way, yw w!U ooUce that 2 of the names on the 59 per cent leisure list
are Tunney ODd Craoslllll. Jast lhoagbll'd remind you, Only way to stop these guys Is
with a 1-term limit, Frut, lbe inYestfgaUng Church-mouse, llnally came up with a
good Idea. He would limit the CIA director to 7 years. Fine. Now let's do the same
tor CGII(ressmen •
Al Forgtt
P.S. I want to thank Joe DeYUn ODd his CreW doWn at City Hall for pushing through .
the """ tramc Itgbt we're going to get at Balboo. ODd 23rd. We fought a loog Ume to
get Ibis oae, ODd 11'1 cotng to sa•e a lot of bangs ODd bumps -and maybe some lives. • • • • • • • • • •
Home smolre alarm a can oue the U•es ol you ODd your famUy. Stop by the store
IJid we'll llboW ,.,. -!bey wort.
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