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PHYSICAL HANDICAP doeJD't Jtlop Du BroWD, sbtdeot at
Corooa del Mar bJch acboOI, from 101111 all out to belp a
C:ood tauM, Here be 1a YiUI b1a cntcbu COlD( 20 laps
(5 mUM) ln Tuesdav's toc-a..tt»a/n.lk-a-UJODAIDd-.(lller
at tbt aehool. (Photo by Brian Dlllt.ncham.) '
Miss class,
. raise funds McNALLY SITE
DECISION MADE
By GLENN GILBERT
'' We'n ..Ltoally fouod a
combloa~ that trorka in
Newport B•cb -cettiD& out
of claa aDd rilak1Dc mooiy
at the same Ume," PrlDcl-
pa.J Delll1s Evaos aa!d of
The McNallJ conthaaatlon
Web school site wUl be sold
or leased, effective the sum-
mer of 19'79, the Newport-
Yesa Boa.rG of Educatioo
decided TuesdlJ Dleht,
U a turnot studY shows
that a sepa.nte campus is
School, city
chiefs to talk
oeeded for contiDP.tlon stu-Corona delMarlllghscbool'a:
deJta:, they wUl be mo .. d to jog-a-tbon I wa.Ih-tboo,
the pruent stte of Monte held Tuesday.
Vuta elementary school at The estlmated700partlcl-
lrTlDe and Monte Vtsta to pants, mo.tly students, are
the Back Bay, the Board expected to nlse •eve raJ.
also voted. thousand dollars for the
ScOOol omcials were dl-many campus clubs and or-
recttd to immediately begin pnlzaUons thrOUgh the tund-
oegoUaUons to sell or teasf ra.lser.
the 7,7 -acre McNally site '• lt's ooe of the better
at 19th aod Newport Blvd. things we'n done;• Mr.
Tbe campus wUJ eont~e to Enu stated. ''Atreatturn.-
bouse tbe schoOl through the out.''
scbool year of 19'78-79, and Mo1t of the school's stu-
A SPfiC:ial jolbt m&etlac Monte Vlata wm operateuo-dents aod faculty either n.o
of Harbor J..rea school and tll tht.n as an elementary In or vlewedtbeneat, Three
city ottlcllls Is scheduled school. separate 1/4 mUe tracks
tor Wedoesday night, Nov, A district committee Is were oeededwaccommodate
30, at OTiflle Coast Col-stud)'ln& a.lteroaun pro-aU tbe joqers. A promo-
lege, to discuss Lnter -gov-grams Ln otber dl.strfet 111gb tiooal hot ·air balloon wu
ernmenlal affairs. sebools to determloe proYided by Del Taco Rest~
Invitations have cone out whether they meet the.DMds aurants, whUe a rock t.Dd
to members of the Newport~ of coottruatlon students. U offered musieal entertain-
Mesa school board, the C01.st not, the coQllauaUoo. scbool ment.
Community Colleee board, goes to Moote Vlsta. Each partic!J:ali: aollcUed
and lheCUiCouncllsofNew-The McNally stte Is lD tbe community pledges tor a
port Beach lDd Costa Mesa, path of a major redevelop-certain amount of money for
The,-wUI m"t at the Cap-meot of datrnlown Costa each tap run In a.n hour, am
taln'-s Table restaurant at Mesa, aDd 1& a poteotlal designated a percentage of
occ, ma)or source of lncome to the total earned toward a
According to a notice from the school district, either by campus organisation. A ape~
the Newport~Mesa scbool sell toe or leasing It to prlY-cW class schedule allowed
district office, ''the pur-ate developers. participaDts a fta1l hOUr to
poH of the meeUnc is to Tuesday's decision was run.
tJPlore the mutual coo. the clJmaJ of more tbaa a Eacb Jtudeot "Who m ...
ceru Ot tbe clUes, colleen year of dlscuulool oo c~-at least ,100 wW receln a
... ~ ,..,..4 ~~ .. ~ .. ~--111111 ....... ~-···· ..,._lloo esp&ore war• to coa10lrdl.lt moYile lhlt Mntt••atloD amouat rafliid. Tbert 1JI DO
I.Dd COON"' our b.cWtln sebool. UmU to the ourober of prise
1M ntSOOtea.'' There wW c wizmers Uld tbepzUesrance
be DO formal ageoda. The rash k1'lls from I pair of ruoolDgsboeS moetq be<lns at 6'45, to a trip to the 1980
Co-lx>sts of the .mNUne Olympics. Final results of
ue the mayors of the 2 R'ck T rb h the fuod-railierwUibeanU-cUies, aDd the presidents of 1 e US able 1.n the spring.
th e, school board aDd col-'•Enryooe's Involved,"
Ieee board. Graveside services for activities director Roell::)'
Subjects likely to be dls-Ricky D. Tertx&sh, 21, of Ford exclaimed.
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COSTA
MESA
CM.IP.
PETITION AIMED AT
BLUFFS, BEACHES
Dr, Eugeoe Alberton of
Oakwood, Newport's ooe-
maD open space c&OK. look
tbe tlrst formal step this
week toward clrculae:t.ag an-
other l.o1tlatln petltlon.
Tbla oM, lf approved by
Newport Belch YOten, would
require real estate de-
nlopers to provide a pub-
lic street between all dwei-
IIQI 11nits and water-side
bluff tops,
Tbe idea, Dr. Atherton
explained, would be to keep
open public access to the
bluffs and water below UM!m.
If hls idea be<:omes taw,
Mesa redevelop
draws bidders
'•TEAMWORK 1.s tbl ~arne of this game," says Braute
l.oStitute student Loul.la Castillo, 12, of Saata Ana aDd
StJwer Rowland Lobma.n of· Newport Beach. Their team
ftnlsbed 4th ID competition with 18 other crews, team-
l.a« bUM studerots from Bn.llla lostltute's Orange County
commWlity ceater with Lido 14 sk~A>ers from the Balboa
Yacht Club. Rosie Chan.rrta of Fullerton, wtth Don
Bradbu.ry of :iewport Beact1o ftalsbed first; Rusty Cbampe
of Lakewood and John Thorn. of NeWpOrt Beach came tn
second, Following an bour of orientation,' blind crew
members J:articlpated In 3 nees in Newport Harbor.
•• Altbougb It was niniDg for the 3rd race," AI Olesofl.,
BYC coordinator, sa.Jd, ''the kids wouldn't stop the n ee.
The,-are tough, aggreut-re competitors ...
LICENSE LAW
UP FOR OKAY
About 50 potntlal de-
velopers are interested 1n
rebuUdiDg a 2-eqaare-block
area of dowlltown Costa
Mesa, acco~ to assistant
city manacer BUI Dunn, wbo
Is exeeuttn dlr.ctor of the
city's Redevelopment
Ageocy,
··we ran advertisements
ln the real Hta.te sections
of a couple of Datlooa.l news-
papers, and the response lla.s
been good,'' Mr. Dunn told
Agency members on
Crash fatal
to Beaudry
G"raveside senlces lor
RaymoDd J. Beaudry, 21, of
4703 Hilaria Way, Pari. Lido,
wert! beld S..Dday at PacWc:
V lew rnemor1a.l park.
Mr, Beaudry, a muter
dtamoOO cutter aDd native of
Canada, died NoY, 111ft Co-
sta y_. tmptta.l from ln..
FiDI.l puact of u ordl-..C. -dallllll tbe cUy's
ba:slDeu Uceue structure
t.aces Newport Beaeh City
Cou.DCU members wben tbey
meet Monday night at City
Hall,
Oat-ol-towD Os1111 tbat do ,.rtea tuflanrO lD a trlfllc. t..._ Ia ~ ~-eoreltr• '-at .llua Or. Ull
paJ the arne aiDOWII. Oat. Newport BIYd., Costa Mesa,
side companies aow pa.y$70, Tuesday. Nov. 15.
Already rt•en a teotatlve
okay last week,thenewordl-
oance would mean an annua..l
inctease of 50 per cent -
from the preseol $50 to $75
-for most local t:..lslnesses.
and that's why the city had He ls sunl•ed by his fa -
to cbanie the law. A. recent ther, Gerard Beaudry, of
eoort ruling held that outside Newport Beach; his mother,
firms must not be charged Alrt Beaudry of Sa.n Diego;
more than local firms. his stepmotber, Dorothy, of
Wednesday night of last
week..
Tbe Agency eJ:peCts to plck
a ma)or developer next year
to redevek»p the ltowntown
area bounded by Harbor,
Newport, 19th and Park Ave.
Interested developers bave
until Jan. 8 to respood wltb
proposal£ for the 14-acre
area.
The S-member Rede-
velopment Agency, appo~td
by the City Council, ls usiol
downtown propert} ta.1 fiJDds,
under the state's redevelop-
ment taw, toguannteebond.s
to be issued oezt year. T~
bonds could be used to 0-
EII.rx:e Agency purchase of
downtown lots, which could
tbeD be comblbed 1Dto 1.11
t.ntegnated planniDC area and
re-sold to deYelopers.
· Tbe so-called '•com-
merci.J.l superblock" de-
veklpmeat wlll border on thP
J:*tk superblOCk ODW beinC
deVeloped arouod Lioas
Pu.k,
OAKWOOD BURGLARY
A but..,r broke -.. the
apartmeat of Wade JOAph
Driagers Ln Oakwood apart-
menU Sunday night and took
3 shOtguns, ~ rlfles, a pis-
tol, and jewelry, for a total
haul valued at $3,180,
according to a polic.e report.
tbe Newport Ctty CouDCU
could mate exceptiou oaly
1n areas where tbl bNfb
are wtthla 5&0 feet or (;out
Hwy., Jamboree, Dcwer or
lrvlne Ave,
Dr. Atherton •td t. plaM
to form&JIJ flle hla l-..t
to circulate a petWoa 011
Monday wltb Ctty Clerk
Dorta Georce. His ltp.l DO-
Uce of LDteaf to dn::ulate
appnrs ll W.. .... ll:'a £a-
alp as a paid ldYertlltmeat.
He must tben wait Zl daJS
bdJre be beiiDI ptUifll .,.U-
tloo sipa.tarw. ud WOilld
ban 6 mo ... Ia wtUd. Kl
pthers~.H.__..
the "aames of a.m recta-
tend Yoten (10 per e..r
of the city mtal} to quUtr
his ln1tl2tlve for tbe Dell
cUy elecUoD OD AprU 11,
1978. Howe ... r, bec&AIM fill
the lead time needed at City
H:i II w get the measure oa
tne ballot, he would hue to
turn In tbe stgaaturn to
Mrs. George b)' trarly Jaau~
ar}',
Last year, Dr, Atbertoa
successfully mounted a peti-
tion drive wbich n.iNCI tbe
cUy 's park atandard to 5
acres p.!t l,COO popalaUou..
He plans a limllar eou.-y-
wlde park st:aDdlllrd in!Ua.
tlve,
His bltltf top pbD WCMlld
be aimed, he ays '•at pre-
veitlng nils of hous1JII,
such as exist now iD West
Newport,. or evtlll iD Cam«)
ShorK, wben a r.sldMl
loses the ocean Yiew u sooa
as he steps out of his tou~~e
onto the stntt.''
Bluff top1 'WOUld be lectllY
drlft.rMd u nrtlcal rt .. ol.
S8 let( or moh. The Jaltll-
ttn, 11 It becomes law, wauld
pertalD mostJy to tbl lnlM
Coast area betweea Coro•
del Mar and Laguoa Beach..
when and lf it is aDDexed
to the ell}, aad to certain
parts of the Upper Bay.
cussed include joint powers 234 VIctoria St., Costa Mesa,
agreements betw&en cities were COQilJcted yesterda)' by
and districts, the oew state the ReY. Bruce A. Kurrle,
scbool f1ouclng rv.les, clos~ Presbyterian CbUrch of tbe
log of elementary school Covenaot, Costa Mesa, at
campuses, and relocation of Fairhaven Memorlal Park.
the contlDuatlon high school. Mr. Tertllsb ns killed In
NEW ATTACK ON JETS
UDder the new ordinance, Newport Beach; 2 brothers,
companies may pay a ta..l Ronald of San Diego aDd
of 3~ on each $1,000 of Robert of Los Ar~Geles; S
rross recel.pts, but wtth a sisters, Dianne Huelga.s of
mlntmum license fee ta.J: ol San Diego; Deoi.se Beaudr)'
$45 per year. Companies of Los Angeles and Donna
that do ooi n.nf: to submit Beaudry of Florida.
to !laving Utelt business rec-He was vice-president of
ords monnored may pay the Diamond Cutters lnc. of Co-
ma.l.imum amount of $15 per sta Mesa. Memorial dona-
year. ttons were suggested to tbe
Traffic model readied
for problem solving
Conferees wUI eat a a trafftc aeeit»nt at Newport
steak dinner. Blvd. and Fur Dr. Costa
Western asks
Vegas flight
Westen Air Lines has
&sUd tJr permlssloa to start
non-stop pe..sseoger nights
between Orange County Air-
port aod Las V epa.
The air ll.ne, b8sed ill Los
Arcetes, haa asked the CIYU
AeronauUcs Board (CAB) to
lDclude On~~~e County 1n a
llst of sUes oowbelnl: studied
tor possible a.tr links lo tb•
pmbiJJ:Ie city. U the local
atrfteld ta added to tr.t llst,
Westera will tbea seek per~
mlaloa to Oy the route, ac-
co_rdJDi lo a com~
&~»Ucman.
Tho -&Irwrt. wlolcll Ia coolrollod by tllo ...,..,
Board of Supe"l.ars, Ll DOW
uDder .tnct rerula.tlou tbat
problblt IDCJ'tulac tbe•m~
ber of commercial jlt
Oiabta. tilt to DOtM from
jtta taklllc ott OYtr Newport
Bay.
Mesa firemen worked tJr
half an bour with a "jaws
of We" tool to remon the
body from the ear. which
bad hit a tnmc slgoal. pole
at 12:11 a.m. Mooday.
His passe~~~er, Deonls
Za~teahorst, 24, same ad~
dress, wu taken to Costa
Mesa hospital with c rltlea.l
multlple lntei'Dll I.Djurl81
t.Dd f:aclal la.::enttoos.
Mr. Terbulb, a oatlve ot
Cb.leago, bad ltYtd 111 Costa
Mesa for 4 years. ite Is
sut"Yived bybls wife, Cadet
Ann of VIsta, CaW.; tiJs
motber, ·Dolores of Dllaols.
bJa: tatber, Herbert aDd step-
mother Betty Jea.n, of Costa
Mesa. He is aleo suntnd
b)' 5 brothers, Mlcba.el, Mark
ud Ttm ot DJ..lDol1, Guy ot
Costa M.a u:t Wade of
Colorado, IDd by S siltaU.
J-.a of Druce, JIICIJ 1At
of Rtddlai: ud SbelleJ ADD
Croth of DUoott. s.Jli.Ber~
,eroa Fuoenl Home of Co-
Ita Mesa Yen directors.
CHRIS PHILLIPS OF
LIDO ISLE IS DEAD
Yemorlal ~ tJr
COI'Ialll!IIIOr J, PlaiiiJpa, 14.
of Ill •VIa Yolla, Lldlllato,
were beld ,....., at 8t.
/UIIO Epl-1 Clio ....
N...,.,rt Baocll, -od by
toorlalat-.
llr. PIIIIUpo, • ,,_,.all
Nnport -r ...,...-, -_, Ia Hcoc --pllal .... Ill _ .. loy Ilia
....-,~~uo~o~u~~c,-·
NJ.Ipl;j I ....... JoM _.,. all 1C1W, -, I
Aloud~
all ... lU tllllll-
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all ..... -.. llill _ ............ ....
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Newport Beach city of-
netals are mapptng a oew
attack on Orange County Air-
port am its jettra.m.c, wbicb
overflies ttle cltJ.
A spectallegtslatiYecom-
mittet Is being formed at
City Hall to keep an eye
on any bllls aUeeUng the
airport. MeanwhJie, the city
staff Ls assembling an "111-
nntory'' Ust of orp.n1sa-
tiona, plans, operational re-
ports and other factors at-
tectlD( the ftald. In a pre-
Umlaa.r)' report last week,
Ctty Maoacer Robert Wynn
Aid tbe la.,.ntory will &1110
iDClldl a study of the physi-
cal plant at the airport, atorw
wttb a Ust of proposed lm-
proYtmeats aDd ape.n.a:tou.
Tbe DeW uparce in city
U:teaUOG toward tbe airport
WU prorftpted by CouDCU-
woman LoeWe Kuehn of Ir-
YIM Terrae., IDd by tbe
city's ctttzeu anYtroo-
meatal quality coatrol
ad¥1-ary committee
(CEQCAC~ wtolcb loU u ....
tllat Us members be made
a port o1 tho opaclaJ Ioria·
liUYe commtn... Robert
MUlar, p~ of the
LltUe 8&1b0a lalaiX! Aun.,
bu at• bHDaet1tell1 brtac-
.. 111o aiJplrt boet 11> tho
CoaDCll'l atttllltkiL
Dlrlolf ......... City
CoucU <~t~c:.•loM Jut
woot.lln--o:alloda.r
more cttJ ..,....n • aU membtn ota.c.DtJ .IIMJd of Silpe"'-n. ,,....,_
we're .....,.. • Ulll1r blr.
dolo .. (Fila -·-pt"'-t') GIMnJ RUer,,.
.... lo1d -C.Ooc:U .................... --JDrltJ of I II I fan told."
City _,..,. DlooU
O'lloll -loo '11'111 Dod all
ftll ji44JW eM~ Ia---..-.-
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4 • Iii s' 'Metl ... ___ ,... -·-----olfdl. ,... .., -.. _,.
According to CityManager Ray Beaudry scholarshlp
Robert WyM, the DeW form-1\:md, Di.amond Cutters Inc.,
uta will raise about the same P .0. 8os: 1212, Costa Mesa.
amount of bustnesstureve-BeU-Broadway Mortuary
ooe ts the old S}stem. about was funenl director.
A statistical ''model" of
Newport's tra.tftc problems
Is due to be finished In
J a.JII.Iary, Wheo completed,
the model is tipe<'ted to
sene as a statistical base
for tuturf' traffic planning
in Newport, Costa Mesa aM
lrTI.nt. Data from all3dtlf's
to place mora emphasis oo
hauling a.trllne passengers
overland to Oolarto airport,
tbus reduclDgpressureon)et
filghts out of Orange County.
Newport Beacb amually op-
poses the extension of the
airport's n.rtaace, a.nd ln-
slsts upon holding the line
on the number of commercial
jet OJcbls out of the COWlty
&Irwrt.
$475,000 per year. The dU-
ference ls that more of the
tn will now be pa..ld by local
tx&sinesses and less by out-
of-town firms.
Nags raise Fair profit
Mrs. Kuehn DOted that a
growing ll.lmber or private
leta are also usiD( the local
Ueld. Mr, Millar said'' there
1s no control onr the number
or ~~ cargo nights ," aoo
asked for more lnformatloo
on Ulat matter.
''There Is only one ot the
county's 26 cities tbat really
cares about eq:ans.loo of the
&Irwrt. and tllat's Nnport
Beach," Mrs. Kuehn
claimed. •· We Deed to do a
lot of lobb)'i.Dg and edueatinc
to cet our Yiew uoderstood
th f'CitlgboUt the o:MUII.J,' '
. ''We're at a polnt where
Newport Beacb ea..o t» ••ed
from the }ets," Mr. Millar
CODChtded in ht. testimony
to 1 City Couocu studJ ses-
aloo.
MESA BABY DIES
Faoenl sentces for Kelly s..aa.:., z, of Coat& Mea.,
were beld ,..CtrdaJ at
Yoattcetio Utmortal Park,
Colloo. ,... -died --,., .. Coola .. _ bolpltal.
He ta •m•ed b)' bll mottMr,
llatmo s...... o1 Costa .. __
Tbe Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce co-
operated with city olftctals In
drawing up the new system.
and bave given tt their
blessiDg.
Members of tile public wlli
be allowed tocommentontbe
new ordl.Danee at Monday
n1Cht's heart.ng.
FRANCIS MIEOING OF
NEWPORT SUCCUMBS
Pnyer sel'Tices for f' nn-
cls E. Mledlog, '14, of New-
port Beach, were beld Sun-
day by Father Kerry Beanleu
of St. Joachim's Catholic
Church. Costa Mesa.
Mr. Mledlng, a oaUve of
Om.aba, Nebraska., bad beeo
an uslataat tra.tnc manacer
for Los Ancetes Harbor De-
partmeat ~r 15 years. He
bad Uttd Ill tll1.s OCMtmy for
1! yeua aDd in tile state
tor 70 y-.rs. He dt.d Fri-
day to Hole -tal. He II
a"h'td by b1s Wtf .. Gen.l-
diiM. llhrm• wea ID Holy
s.pqteher CetMtery LD Or-
LIIJt.
Horse rae!~ Income wut
ensure that the Orange
County falr will clear about
$300,000 profit from lis first
tall fair, ~st concluded al
Los Alamitos, says Fair di-
rector Ken Fulk.
Bettors fed an average of
$1,4 mlllloo daUy for 12
days Lol:o the pa.n -mutuel
windows as tbotouihbred
n ctng came to the Los Ala-
mitos onl ror theDrsttlme.
Pronts from the nelog wUI
offset losses from tbe fair
attractiofts, according to Mr.
Fult.
The flll falt, which of-
Udal& hope wut become u
anmaal ennt, is held to ra.ise
mooey to belp finance
master..planoed tmpron-
meats lo the count,-Falr-
KtooMs ln Coeta Wea.
Lonc-nnce pla.u: call for
tarnlac the Fllrcrounds lnlo
a major ,..ar-roud eu.ltural
aDd eaterta.tnmeat c•ter.
Ho'ftver, fliii.DciDC de-
peads on tbt boi'M nellie
mHti.Dc bec:om11C: aa ... al
.......... 1.110. The .Utt Hon.
Ractac Boud ._roYtd tbia
year'• dates oa a oot-ttme-
Grateful hearts say thank you
MUT 1ta1 ..._r, ._.-time Coroa del
liar _._, ....... by tho Eulp IIIla
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GIIATIFVL BIAJITS
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To .. a btrd oiJ*rlctiM,
we're ""'"'I l)r can .,...
AIDICl..tl..aclata.ar .
Wloal a daltpHool .... II looul
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Wt ... ..,..N Mn tiM plllatJ.''
Lotoor-lloi'll_lo_
II> ........ 111-JOU1
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only trla.l basts. The f air
Board will DOw seek state
approval for an annual n ee
meettnc. which is opposed
by prlnte track operators
elsewhere In the state.
DOG NIPS THIEF
BUT HE GETS LOOT
Newport pollee are look-
LD.g ror a Wt~lar with
chewtd-up lees. A Balboa
•omu saJd she stcked her
tq Dobermao on a man nee-
lnre l'lltr hOme Saturcb.y night
wUh stereo sound equipment
worth $525.
U.U. Joy Pletructoll, 209
E. Balbo~., oottced her steno
ampllfters mlsstac ).lit as
sbe bard a nolae In tbe
froat ol btr houM at B p.m.
She told pollee sbt saw a mu
Ill his tweatlM nlDillllil from
the bomt, aDd called her q.
T be doe ca..pt 1111 wtttl the
•ll*=t ud brwcM hlm
doWD by attaCUDc hll 18C'Io
'-': lbe mu roc ., aDd ...
eaped wltb U. ampll.fler&.
AUCTIOH DEC-l FOR
UMO,_AIMED GOODS
Blef(.lel. .tei'IO tapM.
•ate._ Ud ndkM top tM
lilt all 171 ...... II> ... -_..,,Doe. .... -
by .,.. "-" ...... Poi.Jco
Dtllt. lldlihC are 111utey. Do--el'd•-by .... tlolloo.
Tloo -bolfooatiO .. ... -.. --11110--....--port c ..... Olllf'sft ....
all It-... --1oto -II! a 10111 -·aw -all .. __ _
'·-lallllill-flltM ,, •
will be !Deluded Ln thesCUdJ.
.,·htch is bei.o@: done by con~
sulunt Herman Bumaclyu
and Assoclaces of Harbor
View Homes.
L ast week., Mr . Basmacl-
ran assuredtbeNeYpOrtCity
Couocil that his study wtU
produce accurate flguns
tllal can be projected to pre-
dict tutu re traffic patterns
as real estate denlopmeat
rontlnues In the city. Jn his
report to the CouocU, he
Showed that rig11res alrea6y
rompile-1 have beeo spot-
r hl'r kett by roadside eouats,
;~!)(\ that the figures 1\ne
proven to be acc11nte.
The CouncU agreed wltb
him that It won't be neces-
sa rv to conduct expensive
orl¥1n-and -destlm.Uon sur-
veys throughout the city. He
estimated that, eve~ U such
a detaUed su"ey IDYOIYed
only 5 per cenl of loal
homes, U would cost$50,000
and •oold like about 10
months to comptete,
Mr. Bumaetyu 'a stalls-
tical model wtll bs dlvlded
i..bto ''ensti..Di coDdlttou"
and "fUture ooDd.IUou."
He noted that a roadsi<M
su.rn,-now uDder way by
the c:ounty's EaYiroameabl
Muagemeat AreDCY woa1d
provide farther data tbatcu
bo .... locotly, Tho C IIJ
Couacll hGl a 1.U.r to tM
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pMtqe patd at Coro• del Yar, Calif. Newspaper office
ud ~ pl.llll Ia lilt Eulp 0.1-. Z'ltl E. COUI
Hwy., CoruM dtt liar, Calli. 9!&25. PHOltt: 673.0550.
THE NEWPORT HAR· 1 977
BOR ENSIG" Will ad)ldced
to be I DIWIPIP'f of leD•
enl ctrcutation by court •r" No. A-20178, dated
May 14, 1951, lD Superior
court t>r the County ot oruce, Stateott;:alltorllla,
lDd by nama thenof Is
quallfted 10 publlsballpub·
ltc DOttces r-.treclbyllw. .
THE NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN Is the lepl DeWS-
paper tor the Clty of Newport Beach and publishes all
pobUc notices lor the ctty.
ARYO E. HAAPA . , •.••••• Owner aDd Publisher
PEG HAAPA •••.•• , ••••.• Assoellte Publisher Ed! lOr FRED DAVIS ••• • • ' • • • ••• • • • • ' • ' • ' • N
HUGH Mc.MD..LAN , •• , , , •••• Costa U.tsa ews
OOM' R(mE •••.••••••. AdYert:ls1Dc, ClrculatioD
JlK NOYES •• , • . • • • • • • • . • . • . • • Ad'fertislD(
LORRAINE PENNINGTON •• Secretary, Bookkeeper
1CA Y SRANNEP •• , •••••.••••.•.• Typesetter
KARIN HAAPA ••• , •••. , •.•.....• Typesetter
DREXEL CANNON , ••.••...•.•• Sbop Foreman
lUKE HOUGAN •• ·• , •••.•••..• Sbop Aplolanl
R•p••lented NolionoUy by llllf!l AUDITED B Y ~
U.S. SUBURBAN PRE SS INC.~ ~·
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
ONE YEAR SUBSCRIPTION ..•••••.••.•. $ 6.00
TWO YEAR SUBSCRIPTION .•.•.••••• , .• $10,00
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<JJ.. l!Of "' .1/op
ARVO E. HAAPA, owner and publisher of the Ensign
* CHOOSE WHOM YOJ WILL SERVE
U.S. policy: 'Run, sheep, run'
Tllo *>l»99lc pool!< oomm-.r
•• ... lollloo ud loii>IM ol o. s.
....... policy ... -., ... R.
"-'-World War U NtfJ u.l·
tMal: OOIDI'M...., ud nt1Hd liP-'
lriat... of ICboola Ia 'ndtiL • • • •
There 'ftll pmt •• WI ~ld play
Wt e&lled lt "RIID Sheep Run.''
lt'a DOW' our rortiCD policY
Ill "liberal" Wasbincton.
Tbls oatto•l•''Hari Karl" started
Lone before my day ---
By World War I tbe Ubenl mlnds
Were playlrc "give away,"
"Peace at any price"
..
Was WUson's sooc: and dance ·-·
Tbe Kaiser thought be meant it
And took a tragic c hancel
·• Peace In our time"
Was Chamberlain's ballyhoo,
And before we knew it,
We had World War II.
Clllla'l tr..som OlCOIItl .........
Tbt Lllle nn bti.N ID .,, • So-·-_. We"" lbat away.
"Kore& t.'t wrortb a GeM."
K-, IDiclldl CIML
North Korea......_, 1811 -~·
We wert at nr apia.
Next South Vt~t.am wu acriflced
To bloody, eommlt buds,
WhJle our "Ltbent·~ C011reu
Tied the Prestdeol's ba.Ddl.
Our bomber procram 11 destroyed,
We're weaker day by day.
The Liberals donate puam&
And Castro ceta bla: ftJ.
"Detente" beeomaa a cbewtnc Ume
For each ~ggresslve bUt.
We turotsh gn.in wblle Russia arms;
Our food goes out of slgtltl
Sid Soffer wins again
Sid Soffer, owner of Tbe
Blue Beet In Newport Beach,
has won aoott.er battle with
City Hall.
The Costa Mesa C lty
Coonci1 Monday night or-
dered a payment of SlZ7
to Mr. Softer, 900 Arbor
St., Costa Mesa. That's what
be bad to pay to a towin@.
firm to recover 3 Cadillac
cars the city bad ordered
removed fro m his property
as alleged pubHc l'll isance
vehicles earlier this month.
Wording of a form letter
sent out to person& regard.
log public ootsance vehicles
is bel.ng changed, City Man s
ager Fred Sor sabal ex-
plained. Mr, Soffer had
cbarged the city took his
ca rs without giving him 10
days to comply, The city
acted 10 da)'s after mailing
the letter.
Commission is scheduled 10
conduct a pubUc heart~
Monda y night, Now. 28, to
consider the alleged public
nuisance vehicles on Mr.
Sorter's property. He bad
requested tbe hear ing, one
of tbe alleroattves available
to him under tbe city ordl·
nance.
His CadUlacs, vintage
1947, 1960 and 1964, are aot
abandoned vehicles and are
io running condition, the
Mesa resident clltlmed.
YULE GIFT SALE
....,.. au •·rm• dll•••• ·?=··· .... .., ___ __
Willi a lftll 111c pala o1 SALT.
We .. ._, lel.nld u awtal lot;
•••n _.,.. u a aatloft.
h-IIJ, wt looo c•or lhlrt ...
Aad tllll:'l ••aecouauoa.••
T be crUDe, 1aftatiOD ud dtetll
An bom'e~tnlde t~ble bretders.
We taee a nr wba Rulli's lUre
Wt·'re cut-1 ... as our teadtral
Our dollar's dropped to Dlolteeo cents
Sloc:e DlDetltD·lblrb~ttto.
Hue oar ft.lup followed suit?
I'll leaYe tblt up to you.
Arcreuors aren't appeased lor long
Wttb piecemeal aerqutsttlon.
History repe&ts ltseU
With every commie "mission."
-W. R. NELSON
The Birch Log
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ERA Backers Getting Desperttte .,._,_JI_
&tmont. MtUetUhu.Htt• -n.a
Equal Ri1ht1 Amandmtat I•
terminally ill, and itt auppoftan
aN rrupiq at ltraWI in bopet
o( revivint lt, If lbe PfOPOMI il
not ratified by 38 Illite lecia1a·
turea t.fon March 22, .. tt79, it
mutt by law be buried.
Evan tha mOlt ardent ERA
champion. know that chanc• o(
gettin& 1 1ufficient number of
state radficatioM ate now ao
elim aa to be pra.ctically non·
exiatent. So, led by Repreaenta·
tive Elizabeth Holtzman (D .·
N .Y.), and.. backed by the full
weight of the Carter Adminia·
tration, the pro-ERA forces a,
seeking to extend the deadline
another seven yean. They want
to change the rulet of the game
prior to the final whistle.
Article V of our nation's Con-
st itution apells out various
amendment procedures, the
most common of which calla for
passage by two-thirds of both
Hvuses of Congress and subse·
quent ratification by three-
quarters of the state legisla·
tureA. The Congressional resolu·
tion containing the ERA sailed
through Congress with the re-
quired two·thirds majority and
was sent to the states on March
22, 1972. T hl' resolution stipu-
lated that full ratification had
to be at"hipved within seven
years nf the co-n plelion of Con-
gressional action.
teen\h Amtodlltftt. ~Ott,
r..olutiona coo...._ UIMIDCI.·
mtnt. bavt epeaifted \M .wn·
-fllwo. FUI> --K· -inc 10 tho Chill ON-' ol
t.ht HOt* Subeolul£-oa Civ-
il ..,.! Conotltu-Jlilld.o, • p...,_lom _ _....
o tederol pn>hibltloa <I child
lobor 1uc.-fuUy ..,_ both
H..,.. ot c.....-;;plDOC!
ratification in .om• "-· But
it di-' •htn the ~ peri-
od elopoed ond lh~uited
three-quut.tn of the • te leri•·
laturet bad refuted to it.
T ho Cortor Juati 1 Deport-
ment now maintaina thit cMnl·
ing the rulee in tht m~ ol the
game ia perfectly Iet:al, and that .
the IOUJht.-after MVft•)'UI' n -
tenaion can be 1dopted by a
simple majority vota of both
HouHB. The fact th.lt the orir·
ina I measure had to be puMd by
a two-thirda mljority '"rna to
matter little to ERA diehards.
Claiming power to chanJe the
deadline, they now want power
to change any and all the rulH .
Theae same authoritiet, inciden-
tally, insist that a atate cannot
change from pro· to anti-ERA
(the proceu called ree:U.ion), but
they find no fault with a shift
from anti-to pro-ERA.
The most compellinc objec-
tion to the Holtzman extension
(H.R. 9703) can be found in an
understanding of the inherent
partnership between the at atea
and the federal government. In
keeping with this partnerahip, a
proposed Constitutional amend-
ment mu81 suit hoth the guard·
ians of ~;tate power and the
wielders of federal power. From
the day the ERA wes paued by
1 he Congreu and sent to the
states, federal say in the metter
ceased. In other words, on March
22, 19i2, CongrHI had ~~:ivtn iu
opinion and the state~~ then had
seven yeaNI to give theira.
I trust that the militant radicals at
the women's confer.ence. in Houston do
not r 'epresent the majority of American
women. Nor do I believe that Rosalynn
Carter speaks for the majority, nor do
Betty Ford and Lady Bird J ohnson , al-
though the so-called Equal Rights
Amendment, which they so strongly ad-
vocated, did receive endorsement at
the confe r en:e.
ERA is having r ough sledding through-
out the nation, after an initial tremendous
success in ratUication. But that drive
has been stalled short of its goal, be-
cause it Is being recognized as a trap,
as an assault on women's rights, and
an attack on the all-important institu-
tion of marriage and home .
The Costa Mesa Planning
The Costa Mesa hospital
Auxiliary will present hand-
made Christmas items and
home-baked goodies for sale
from 11 to 4 Dec. 2. The
proceeds wUI go toward
scholarships to students who
intend to pursue medical ca.
reers and also for mobile
meals to local shut-Ins . GINGERBREAD MEN (and ladies) will be tbe center of
attention at the anaual bollday bridge luncheon and bllke
sale of the Braille Iutltute auxiliary of Newport Beach.
lirs, Robert Ford, at lett. of the Bluffs Is working on
decoraUons for the eweat. wbile Mrs. Bryon Bonnet,
seated, and Mrs. Hildi-. Jotmson, both or t11e B!utrs,
are working on ceoterpleces, Yhlcb wtll Inclu de ginger ·
bread figures. Tbe bridge-sale-luncheoll will be held at
the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club on Monttay, De<:. 5,
begtD.niog with bridge at 11 a.m. These S ladles are
assisting Miss Dorothy DePuydt. hmcheon chairman,
alOO&:' wlth Mmes. Brlaat li. Wells Jr., Sterling New-
man, Alfred tL Beasley and McKee Thompson. Santa's
bake shop 1s under the dlrecUon of Mmes. Hester Srott
WUls, WOllam D. Roller. WUUa m R. Allan, Helen Frank
and Thomu H. Hackett. Saata's stockings chairman is
Mn. WUllam Thomas, assisted by Mrs. C. Alan Williams
aod Mrs. T. J..lllmcu Stewart. (Ensign phOto.)
The seven-year figure, not
specified in the Conatitulion it-
self, grew (out of a recognized
need early in this ce ntury to lim ·
it the time for consideration for
something a" weighty as a Con-
stitutional amendment. It was
felt that any amendment should
renl'ct the attitude or the
Am erican peopl(' within a rea -
sonable ti me period. If during
that period. sufficient support
for passa~re could not be mus·
tered. then it ought to be obvious
that the amendment was neither
wanted nor needed.
Begi nning wit h the Eigh·
During thne fi\'e years, the
Am erican people have become
aware of the unaawry nature of
the Equal Rights Amendment.
'J.airstylzng
li'"'-v jusL for
~ ch1ldrczn
~OA APPT.
644·0838
-HA!:tBOR YI[W C~WT Ul
on S •n Joaquin \.hils Qoa~
ju:tt Soo.olh J .,_.K A,.t .. u• ~t-..,l.
childleft
Here are s ome of the shockin6 state-
ments made publicly by leading women
libbers and promoters of ERA: "We
have to abolish and reform the institu-
tion of legal marriage; by the year
2 000 we will , I hope, raise our children
to believe in human potential, not God"
--Gloria steinam, editor of Ms. Ma ga-
zine • • • 1'The new libe:..·ated woman
wants t o reform sex practices in line
with sex experiments; bad language is
a way of proving you're not a lady, s o
liberated women may toss off 4 letter
words from which men extract a sexual
thrill" --Caroline Bird ... "In order
to raise c hildren with equality, we must
take them away from families and com-
munally raise them" --Dr. Mary J o
Bane of Well esley College . • . "The
end of the institution of marriage is a
necessary condition for the liberation
of women ; therefor e it is important
for us to encourage women to leave
thei r husbands" --from the Document,
declaration of feminism.
In contrast, here is a portion of the
creed of Women for Home and Family,
organized to oppose the wom en's libera-
tion movement: "We openly declare our
love for our husbands, our children,
our marriage, and most of all for our
Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. We
believe that sex· is a sacred gift from
God to be used by husband and wife
in the bonds of marriage. We believe
in the primary right of parents to
educate and raise children. We affirm
our patriotic love for our country and
Its institutions.''
These words of love and faith can
overcome the strident tones of the wo-
men Ubbers and halt the drive to drag
women down-to the level of men. It
ia time to take a stand: "Choose ye
tbia day whom ye will serve; as for
me IUid my house, I will serve the
Lord.''
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PUTTING FUHSHING TOUCHES on a hug'e ribbon wreath
are provisional members of the Assistance League Juniors,
Mrs. Steve Rimel, Mrs. Robert !Ntton and Mrs. To m
HUI, ten to right. The wreath is part of the decoration
for the 29th a0011 al candy cane ball, to be held on Saturday,
0f(J. 3, at the Newpo rter Inn. Theme for the ball will be
"Dicken's Cbristmas Carol" aDd the wreath looks like
a OOge conlection or ribbon candy. The UCl Madrigal
Singers wlll sl.ng traditional Christmas carols under the
direction of Joseph Hutzt. They will be dressed 1n costumes
of the Dickens en. Local character actor Travis Per ry,
portraying an English town crier, wUI call guests t~ dinner
at 9 p.m. There will be dancing to the mus ic of the
Windjammer tX'lnd untu 1 a.m. Mrs. Seth O'Berg Jr.
ts chairman of ttle event, and Mrs. John Ireland Is wa ys
anrl means chairman. (Ensign phOto.)
Election called
A resolution calllng for a
general municipal election
to be held on Marcb 7, l :n B,
was adopted by the Costa
Mesa City Council Monday
ntght. Voters w111 pick 2
City Council members.
The ln!Uatlwe ordl.nance
related to rezonll:!g in north
Costa Mesa was also or·
dered submitted to 'toters.
U adopted, tt would re-
strict developmeot to siogle-
famUy units on property
PUBl:.I·C NOTICE
s .9S530
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The follow.l.nc penoos are
doing b.lslneSs u : Frei'WIY
Partner s, 4350 Voo Karman
Awenue, Sulte 350, Newport
Beacb, Calllornll. 92660:
Stephen N. Baroard. CeDer-
al Partoer, 1100 West Bay
Anwt, BalbOa, Calllonla
92661; Robtrt W. Howard,
Gaaeral Partner, 2121 Hu~
bor Yift Drln, CoraM del
Mar, Caldonla 8!625; WU-
tlam A. Howa.td, Gaotral
hrtoor 4&11 Gol'!l&m
Drtn, (!~ dllMar,CaJ..
llonlo 111115.
Tbllll.-loeoacltael·
"" bJ • llmllod pariMnlll!l.
Slpod: -rt W. llow¥d. G_,..P-r.
Tldl --wu llled wllll 1M_, elorll ol Or· .... <:.-, llot. II, lrTI.
Pllblllll: llot. 14, bee. I,
I, II, lrTI, It lllct M_.t
Hort>or Eioolp. F.ll1zt
oorth of the San Otego Free-
way, west of Bear St . and
south of Sunflower Ave. It
was prepared by the North
Costa Mesa Homeowners
Assn. and obtained enot~gb
signatures to become a bat.
lot measure •
An argument of 300 words
or less aplnst the lnlUitl'll!l
was ordered prepared by the
city attorney's offtce, on a 4
to 1 •ote, w.Uh CouncUmao
Dom Racitl YOtiD@: against
the proposal.
CouncUma.o Ed McFa.rli.Dd
faUed to ret a second for
bls motioo that a fllr IJid
Impartial statemeot of tact
be prepared ud ma.lltd to
rectlltered TOters at a COlt
DDt to exceed $10,000, The
CouDCU tbeD acrlld to han
a statematlt about tht laltla·
tlve-prepared If a poalbll
mailer. CouncUmao Jaet
Hammett and Councllmu
RaeUI llllcod 11 lilt pita.
• • Let the oormal proceu
t.Ue place; tbt people kaOW
1tbat tMJ'H dolae," Mr.
RacW commeattd.
CoooeU me-rs llprotl
aa &fiVmtlllD rator o1•
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boat neck sweater
UI.OO
e l•s tlc top pant
$18.00
KORfT DOlS A STUDY IN STRtHS.
The"' front ....... -~
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urt, ... looll$1n ..... OACION•
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COSTA .. I$A
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CIIOIT CAIDS
D&PMTII&NT
cowl neck knit
s weater us.oo
bl•zer J•cket
$4,.00
fly front pant
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PUIUitED llEJU. Y ·fiG. I
TMUIIIMV. · NOV. 24. 1!77
. CODA DB.. IN. CAUF:
We *" bR~kbsc
~nytimc.
CDM,LI!TI! DIMMERS IMO.UDE
• SOU, AND SALAD (ALL YDU CAM EAT)
• f"OTATO AND fRIESH V!GETAALE
• DI!SSI!RT
Mon Baked Ham * * * • * * $2.95
Tue raised Lamb Shank $2.95
Wed Bar-B-Que Ribs•• • •$2.95
Thu Teriyaki Steak • • • $3.75
Fri Steak And Shrimp • •S 3.85
Sat Stuffed Pork Chop * $2.65
Sun Roast long ls.,Duck $3.95
4001
W. Co.asc Hwv
Newporc Be•ch
(67J.77SO.
For The
BEER
& WINE
DOLLS AND PILLOW TOYS made by Junior Ebel1 mem-
bers for their 13th auoual '•boutique unJque" surround
Lee LaFlamme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dao.tel Laflamme
of Newport Beach, The aonua.l fuod-raiaer wUI be held
from 10 to 2 Tuesday at the Balboa Bay Club,
Yule boutique Nov . 29
·• Homesp1n Christmas''
is this years theme for
the 13th aooual La Boutique
Unique, to be presented by
the Junior Cbell Club of
GEM
TALK
BY J.C.HUMPHRIE S
J. (. 1/um/ll>rll '· 11 "" ',
<;lt~r, at 1~.!1 ''"''''''
1)/rti./>a, hten at rn tfl
'tC ,. $a l a 11 a"' a r I. Jr.~ r "'" r,
tl>an 2'1 \ o•Or \, 1 ' on
autl>t.rrt\ '"' ~·,' nntl (I'll,.,".
"BACKWARD"IHCAS
Newport Beach d tbe Bal-
boa Bay Club on Tuesday,
Nov. 29, from 10 a.m. to
2 p.m.
The boutique wlll feature
stic k horses, plllow toys,
wreaths and stockings, dried
arrangements and oil paint-
ings, breads, condiments and
wine dressing--all crafted
by club members, who are
each responsible for contri-
buting $75. worth of mer-
chandise. Antique pieces are
spotlighted, lll keeping with
an old-fashioned theme.
Mrs. John Downey is
boutique chairman. Her co-
chairmen are Mmes.
Richard Anderson, Alan
White, Boyd Peters, Robert
River, Robert &acct, R.
Denis P..ussell and Bridget
Marshall.
Admission is bv S2 dona -
tion.
P UBLI C NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENT
TO CIRCULATE PETITION
Notice is hereby given of
the intent of the persons
whose names appear hereon
to circulate a petition within
the City of Newport Beach
for the pufl)Ose of obtaining
signatures of r egistered,
qualified voters thereon in
order to enact by the initia-
tive procedUre ··AN ORDI-
NANCE RE~UlRING DEDI-
CATION OF STREETS IN
SUBDIVlSION(S} ON
BLUFF(S) ADJOINING
NEWPORT BAY AND/OR
PACIFIC OCEAN." A state-
ment of tbe reasons for the
proposed action contem-
plated by this petaton Is as
follows:
The undersigned bel I evE'
that the access to that por-
tion of any subdivision ad-
joining Newport Bay and/or
the Pacific Ocean and the
Medium density is ok 'd
AU Ner Hoane 801
Do9tr Dr., ~wport ~h.
waiiMd to do was cb&JIIe the
lud ... ~Uoo ot bls
property at1&11 Tusti.oAYe.,
WNt Upper Bay. from low-
dtutty to medJ&am-deoslty
residelllt1al. 1M oeeded 1t to
ltp.lly comply wltb tract
map reQUirements fo convert
ILll apartments to coodo-
mlntuma.
S.Uuae of ceoeraJ plan
locoul.stenctea with t.OG1ng
1D the Immediate area, city
plaooera enlarced his re-
quest to loclude about 87
acres south of 17tb St. be-
tweeo Orange Ave. and Tus-
tlD Ave., down to 15tb St.
Mr. Nourse obtalDed his
cbaoce from low to medium
density Monday night as the
Costa Mesa City CouocU ap-
proved ttle general plao
mendment. Tbe geoeral plan
called for st.ncle famUy R-1
land use where lots are zoned
R-2 aod R-3,
P U BLI C N O T I CE
S-93529
FICTITIOUS BUSlNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
dol.Qc business as: Montgom-
ery Ranch Associates, 4350
Von Kar man Aveoue, Suite
350, Newport Beach, CaiU-
ornia 92660: Howard, How-
ard & Bamard,loc., General
Partner, 4350 Voo Karman
Aveoue, Suite 350, Newport
Beach, Calltornta 92660.
This busllless is conducted
by a limited partnership.
Signed: Robert W. Howard,
Secrebry.
This statement was filed
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 18, 1977.
Publish: Nov. U, Dec. 1,
8, 15, 19'77, lll the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -857 30
PUBLIC NOT IC E
S-93531
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followiog persons are
doing business as: Monte-
bello Associates, 4350 Von
Karman Avew e, Suite 350,
Newport Beach, CaiUornla
92660: Freeway Partners. a
limited partnership. General
Partner, 4350 Von Karman
Avenue, Suite 350, Newport
Beach. California 92660;
Mono Properties Monte-
bello, a limited partnership,
General Partner, 1011 South
Fremont Ave111e, Alhambra.
CalifornJa 91802.
This basloeA ls conducted
by a geoeraJ partner ship.
Signed: Robert W. Howard,
General Partner or Free-
way Partne rs.
Tbls statement was !iled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 18, 1977.
Publish: NoY. 24, Dec. 1,
8, 15, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85728
A plea for AQ(a.-tamUy
use ofthepropertywu t.ud
from a repruellbtlvt ol 1M
Newport Rtl«bta Commullty
AsiiOC~tioo. bit lt ftll OD
deaf eua. IDcre&Md t.n.ftlc:
oo Newport Heichts stre.Q
woold result from the hJper
deoatty. it was cbar,ed.
Property owoen, tspte-
lally oo the cul-de-a.cs of
Sao Bernardino Pl., a..ct-
Lands Pl. aod Blverslde Pl ••
compla!oed about ~
staff suggestions tMt they
were not suited for R-2
denslty.
Mayor Norma Hertf.oc as-
s ured the audieoce that well-
advertised public hearl.Qcl
would be held in Jaoaary
about aoy rezoning 1D the
r-
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Gl FT IOXES
Large
Assortment.
area. Slide law requires the B()NNE BELL
general pta o aod zorU.Qg to
be the same, she polDted PLUs 3 0
out. The general pl~n chaare NIGHT C RE AM It LOTION
from low to medium density CALL 01 FOil u PRICa
brings It lnto line with the
zoning. Mr. Nourse sat PR~ nu.&D '7 DAD A waD
quietly through the debate 9-t WEimATS e t. '7 IUIIDAYI
which bad developed from
his request for a change OD JOII E. COAST IIWY., coao.A DaL ~
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NOW OPEN
Quality Oak And ~~ ahogari
1785 Newport Blvd.
II Costa Mesa
Phone . 548-1400
Antiques Expe rtl y S<:lcctcd
From England·~ Fincst
Estates AnJ H onl<.:~.
Open-10-6
Sun-11-4
Closed Tuesday
Newport Woman!
When Francisco Pit-
taro, the Spanish conquis-
tador, conquered the lnr.a
empire in South America.
he was looking for gold --
and he round it. But, he had
a low opinion or the na-
tives, and scoffed at the
silver-gray jewelry worn
by the Incas. He thought
it was made or a cheap
grade of silver. He called
tt ''platina." Plzzaro didn't
realize that these ''back-
ward" folks had learned
to alloy platlnum with gold
and sUver. Using blowpipes
to super-heat charcoal,
tbey managed to melt plati-
num, whlch bas a higher
melting point than gold,
Consider ing the level of
technology lll Europe at
that time (the mid-1500s),
tbe Incas were quite ad-
nnced. The true nlue or
wbat has come to be known
as platinum turned out to be
much greater than the
Spaniards dr"med. Plati-
num woo't tarnish or dis-
color the sldn, and Is very
durable. And oothing re-
nects the true color or a
diamond so well. The Incas
mew what they were doing,
SeDor Plnarol
restrictions mandated by ... _.._.._.._.._.. ............................. ""._..._..._..._ ... ._._._.._..._..._..._..._..._ ... ..._..._..._..._.,._"*;;.,... ... ,...,... ... .
this ordlnance are necessary
to provide adequate access
to Newport Bay and/or the
Pacific Ocean, to presene
the integrity of the coast-
line and its land forms, and
to mlnimlze hazards from
erosion of the bluffs' edge,
which occur lll a stgn11lcaot
number of lnstances. otber
access thaD that required by.
this ordlna.nce wttb Its re-
strictions would: (1) Con-1
stitute a threat to tbe health
aod ~eneral welf.an of per -
sons residi.ng within New-
port Beach. (2} Cause stress
and strain on the physical
and mental well-being of
persons residing wltbin the
city or Newport Beacb by up-
setting the balance between
human beings and tbeir en-
vironment. (3) lncrease haz-
ard to life. limb, and prop-
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ARRIVING 800N ... ORDER AHEAD AND SAVE.
FiDelt
N0.1 GRADE
Jlare.root
N•w for 1978 ... 'CHARISMA' AND -cOLOR MAGIC'
S.letCt from over 60 (owrite IHII'Wt~•.
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Seledr..ly ....
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CHRISTMAS
TREES
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LIYtllc TN. FIOla 1~ fL lo 09W '1ft.
Excellent
Cb.riltmu
Giftl!
Prieet
l&alt
at 3.98
erty.
Signed: Eugene R. Ather-
ton, M.D., 1950 16th street
L121, Newport Beach, Ca.
92663, Tel. 642-36'74; Susan
V. Golt, 31886 ':lrcle Dr.,
S. La«., Ca. 92677; Isabel
Alston. 919 Ave. Presidio,
San Clemente, Ca. 9Z67Z,
Tel. 492-977'1,
PubUsb: NO'f. 24, 1977, Ill
1he Newport Harbor Ensl(Q.
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HAIR N.B. COUNCiL AGENDA Yule trees
Jt.CUT
• CI1IL&D
Jt.OOLOUD
Jt. 001rrou:o
Jt. 'CETERA
P'lae Hair ~alloto
* LORRAINE'S
.BEAUTY NOOK
ON THE IJOULIIYAfltci
Corofto tlol M .. r
PhoRo 6.U-7336
EST, 1162
..... ._ ......... ·--wlllllldlo-•• I 1., an ._ fad~~ a. lba;ut a.o11 CJtJ ca n .._ • ...u at 1:10 .... _, II CJI)(
Hall:
• A.LLIY PAYDtG u-._.,., II ., ana
--., E. Bolboo, c,. pna, HudiDc a.1 Adams in
Bllhoo,
• WEED tb&temeli: U· --• BUSINESS ltctDH fM
lDcr ......
• OJL.prodlteUea coatract
"' elty-Oned property Is due to be re..asslped to a
new tlrm.
• PLANNING COUUIS-
SJON ncuey it ~lie to be
f11Ied, bat Couaeu may JIOM-
pooe the matter unW Dec. u.
Continental Cuiaine
' Luncheon · Dinner
Brunch · Late Supper
• APPOIIITIIIIITI an
ala clio .. Ill -.....
Ullor-udcolil-defe~Gc~IDIII coerdtMI. * FDfAL M4P of a 14-
ua&t -.. projlet at ncn ..
IUS lltll, llowport HoJclllo, ........ _..a.
• CRlt.B'riiAS dtcon·
tlou, locllldlor I -r &Cl'ON Via Lido wW be tbe •b.teet ot a permit r.,....
from tbe VIa Lido P1ua
Mercbanta Auo,
• TRAFflC SIGNAL prt.
ortu .. lor the curreat fbca1
year will be dlacuued.
• PARK lmprovemeaU ID
SpJClau Hill wiU be re.
portedupoo.
• RULES for appoiJK.I
menta and for conduc:Uac
City CouncU meetincsareup
for rtYlew,
Woman held
in robbery
A Torrance woman. Zl
Charged wtttl robbin& $t,z00
from the Imperial Barak, 2490
Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa,
at 10:19 a.m. Frida)', Nov.
18, wm fa ce bank robben
charges In Los Angeles Fed-
eral Court, Lt. George Lor-
ton of the Costa Mesa pollee
department report1K!.
Dolores Ma rle G lffen,
Torrance, was arrested
after Mesa pollee stopped
her car on the San Die«Q
Freeway, north of tile Har-
bor Blvd. overpass, after U
was spotted by the poUce
helicopter. A witness had
taken down the llcense DUm-
ber of the car.
on display
... ......... It ..
ICftPOI"l ..... Altllllll ... " ____ _ .................... ---"'"--' c~--.. w.._, •• ~
tno-..a-rud IIIDdlr, Doc:. I ud t,-
11 a.ID. to I p.a. at tM
Mnput Jllrar •-•· la lddl' .... tM dllpi&J
of Cbrtltmu tr.... ftlell
are ca•m made ror lt
t.•n•-ud oquta ..
Uooo t11roopaoot 0r111p
CoulltJ, U. r.tl.ftlwWMte
tor all lloltdlf 11ft tloiU,
aourmet l:»odd, wtutbldec-
onted • order, aDd CbtUt-
mu &JTIIII•meat.l aDd ......
A_..,.. ol tho U..IDI
gUta wW be oftend from I
to 10 p.m. Frldly, Drec. I,
at aa 1DYttatlolal p.l&.
lllcbll&tU ol tho .... -opea-to..tbe.pabUe f..Unl
I.Delude the JJm Gamble
Puppets preaiDtirlg ' 'a riatt
to Surta'• worklllop" aa:1
Christmas rmaaic bf tbe lr-
flne Muter CbonJe • .A col-
lecUoo of mi.Dlatare doll-
houses from enfllm•
arouod tlle world wUI be
featured.
COSTLY RUG STOLEN
Whlle a Newport Sbor•
woman was cJeani.Dc tbe
back yard of her home on
Wedrwtsd:aJ lfternooa of Jut
week, a thief stole a $1,500
Orieota.l rug from her Uria&
room, she lold pollee.
Marion Louise Poad, !54
Lugonia, sa.Jd the eJpeUtve
rug 4lsaweared behr...,
aoon and 3 p.m.
wm• 1·n VB tourney jNEWI'ORTHARIDR ENSIGN
P\JIUIIEDIEEIU.Y·PG.4 •
ntURSOAY, IIOV. 24, lin
COIQA DELIIAII, CALIF •
... letzt ....... _. LeiiJDI't'-1._.,._.. c-..r 11u ..... nt 11-U. aa..aa. U-t Ia tM
.,_, ..... -'---.,.. udc-dol .,.. II I__., .. CIP Mar ............ .._._
liN 'OIIt,.llt I 0 I# _, 11-f, 11-1 at-.
Dr Sindi·.-.. -· tr ... II
0 p-·--. --• IIOitJilJO'-lloonud
c-~~~~---llln of COM d• eo.; no rt n ploy 1o< lA~ tate •spr, rtiJl n.c. s at ~ ...... , .. a.c. ---for Dr. Lui .-A.-., .... oi··CUIIIIllo
ua1 ~ -..eo,_ CDM -
dol liar, ...,. -,._, Booell 11-1
Ia Podlk Vln llo1110rlll .._ 1o •"'":=~~;~ Part Clllpol, 91111 Rol>bl N ..... rt ~ (lrlo
Bel'lllll ~ olllcllllor. Mmocl --.. 1110 ...
Dr. ---r<lly 101 Ill-. -laeloclo Ia too A,.-Nn lloo-pllfor ol tho ,.., Marie
pllll. H1 pndleld -•lao Lw>dle, Kar• otooa, Kart
lD Orup. A ..U.e oiTr•-Raab, Kort PWuk1 ud Krt.
...,, "" Jenl)', ... laid hlukt.
U•ld Ia Cllllo-.,, Sl Scatb COlli ,_,1 111-
JeiU, attn I.Dc:lude COM player•
Be Le •rYt•ed bJ b1t .Ue, AU..O StiDOUia (co...pl&,..r
J ..... ; S--. Darid of [r. of the Jill' wtthM'ucyTru-
YlDI, Rlc .. rd ofLOIAaplel Mit of Lapla), Cbel')'l
ud JMWtMn ol Berkel.,; JObUtoo,. Molltea Part. 911-
a diiiiPter, Marjorie Sudl>r ale Crone l.bd llarete Wurta.
of Coi'OIIIIl dtl Mar, ud 4
rrudelllldroo. MRS. ETHEL FAGAN
Memorial coatrlbut.to. OF COST ES ..,., be llllda to Harbor Ro-AM A DtES
formed Temple ot Mftport Fuoeral •"lees tor Ethel Be~cll, 1400W. Bllboi.BlYd., H. Fap.a, 15, ofCDMa Mea,
or tbe Iutitute of Cucer were beld Suaday, with HeY.
aod BloodReH&rcb, Be.,.rly Gene Swauon otriclati.IJI,
HUI. Mrs. Fagan, a home-
maker, wu a ottive ol
TOPIC IS VIOLETS Chleaco 1D1 had ll"d 1o
this area for 49 years. Sbe
died No•. 17 lo ·Port Mea
coovatesceot hOIPital. She
Is suntfed by her dtqbter
Jane L. Diet, ofColta lilesa'
4 grandchlldren aod Sgreat~
gratklcblldren,
Chortdlll l.rlrlo, •bo Ia a
Judie lor tbe Atrtcao VIolet
Soelety ot America, wW dis~
euq Atr1cao Ylolet. witb tbe
Harbor VIew Hllls Gudrta
Club at i:SO a.m. WerJDes-
day, HOY, SO, at tiM bome of
lin, Patrick w. Nolan. Co-
bosteiHI wtll be Wra. JoiD
L. Edwardl aa:l Mu. Homer
E. Rood,
lntermeat •u ln Grand
Vtew Memorial Part. Gien-
d&le.
FRANCIS CORAY DIES
~oice ~e9aona
IIY EXPERIENCED 81"'01:8 WITH
CALIFO&NIA TEACH£& C&EDENTIALS
AND MANY PEaFO&MANCIES TO HER
HER CREDIT.
•uAUDITIOMS WITHOUT OILIGATION ... ,
833-0829
"LA GRANDE
BOURGEOISE ;' Eileen Wright
at the Piano
Tuesday& rl "ednt>"d•r
•
Showcase Singers
Friday & Saturd11y
Lt. Lorton said pollee
were unable to locate a man
reportedly waJtlng ln the car.
Witnesses said the woman
had displayed a revolver and
told a female teller she -.as
bolding up the bank, took the
mone y and ran out, police
charged. She was taken to
county jail.
Kulik arraignment set Cremation I..Dd burial at
sea bas been arn111ed lor
Fraoel.& Coray, 83, former
restdeat of Colta Me11, who
dted lloodaylnBeliGardtas.
where be hid been J1Ylnc
for tbe past 2 years,
CATHERINE
DENEUVE
GIANCARLO
GIANINI
from 8:30 in lht> t:•11ri Loun~-:t'
Reaervations Honored
(714) 642-9434
3300 W. Coast Hi~rhway
at Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
• SALES
• SUVICE
• PARTS
• ACCESSOr: IE$
'INSUAAJICE
Su~rlor Court ~Rob
ert Rickles coat:1bued uDW
Nov. Z8 tbe arn.tpmeot ol
Atexaader Kull.k of Lfoda
Isle OD cocsptracy ud mur-
Dr. Frizzelle to run?
Dr. Nolan Frlzzelle of
Baycrest Is expected to an-
nounce next Tuesday that he
will seek the RtpubUcu
nomination ror the?3rdstate
Assembly seat now held by
COSTA MESA MAN
~Dl STRippeD
A Costa ~esi ntt.h wilt"
robbed of awronmately $18-
and was forced to remove
all of his cloth!~ by 2 men.
one armed with a knUe, after
agree!~ to go with them to
get a drink. Costa idesa po-
llee reported at 12:55 a.m.
SuDday.
·Bernard J. McKernan, 48,
ot 498 Mission Dr., called
police from a fire pollee
pbone at Wllson St. and CoJ.
lege AY e., arter recovert~
his clothes, thrown from tbe .
car leavl~ a parking lot
nearby, where the robbery
occurred. Henadbeenshoot-
tng pool at El Camino Dr.
aod Mendoz.a Dr. aod had
agreed to go with the pa.lr
to get a drink. Ooce their
car had reached the San
Otego freeway at falniew
Rd. the man 1n the rear seat
held a knife to his baek
and they wert to the parking
lot, tbe YlcUm told poUce.
·---
Democnt I>erW£ Mqen
or HunttDgtoQ Belch.
Dr. Friuelle bu 11Cb4td·
uled a pre1s eoofereDCelor
10 a.m. TueMiay 1D FouabJD
Valley. The 73rd District
LDcludes Htmt1Qctoa Beacb,
Fouata.in Valley, Seal S.cb
aod molt of Costa ......
Tbe dlstOct bad bND a Re-
publlcao stro.(bold lor
years, but acndQa.Uy-8blft.
log .... , -tto· ""'· plus a ltroDI campalcD by
Mr. llqtu,pattbedbtrtet
ln the Democnt eoluma.
A toar-tlme Riplbltcan
Party otnd&l, Dr. Frl.sa.lle
has held tbe state pre•i-
deocy of the CalUornla Re~
pubUcao Assembly, aod wu
an unsucceu:flll CI.Ddldate 1D
19?2 for the eouDCy Board
or Supe"t.)rs. He Ia aa
optometrist, with an offtce
In Westcllfl'.
JULIA PEDERSON OF
COSTA MESA IS DEAD
Ma.u wu eelebnted
Tueldly for Jll.Ua B. Peder-
sen, as, of CoN Ilea 1D
St. JoecblmCatboUcCtllrcb..
Costa Ilea.
Mrs. Pedtnea. a reab.l-
nnt operator ud aattn of
Arlm&a, died SaDday 1D Co-
sta Mea. Sbe .La •nl•td
by ber dQ(tier, G.....,leYe
Bates of Costa MNI; 2 -xu:,
W. Carl PedtrMD of Art-
r.ona aod Jamu L. Pedenen
of Drecoo; 3 ~~ am
6 great-crudcblldhll.
Committal aernc .. wen
held yesterday at Clln.ry
•husohmm, Loa A .. etes.
FRANK FEE Dt ES
Memorial ArYICN for
Fruit Fee, 53, ot Balboa
Island, wen beld Fr1dl.y.
Stlolt lhlrt, power etMflng, po.., ~ f11CNo. Uo. 15315kJV Stk. 1155A.
.( cyt., 4 ape«~, r8Ctio, ,.. .. .,. luggage
~-Lie:. 1112MNN Stock 13010.
Mr. Fee, a ~atln ol
, Ilotrol~ •114 u 1dmti11Dc
' Ill .. u.eutiYe, bad UYed ..
ll>e CODIIt)' .. r ? Yllrl IDI
lo Cllllonlll .. r IS ,..,._ $ $
H• Ia ..m.ld bflducb·
ter, WeodJ K!rby, Su IAia
Ob-I -RudJotN ....
port BooQ; Ilia -r. Joo
FM, ud a (A"' .. r.
der cbaq81 tD eoDDeCtioD
wttll the llaJilll of stepbea
JobD BonD.
Kull.k ns arrested Oet.
22 iD IIJatoo VIeJo, a few
bouu after tbe •bootlDc of
Bovaa outaide a Cellln.l
NtwpOrt rutaunnt. Kullk
wu aftlltated wJttl Prasadam
Dlatrlb&lor• Imeratlooal, a
Hare Krt.haa -nlated lp·
natmnt firm. Pollet allece
tbe COD'IJIUJ m&ct. IIID4redl
of tbouuds of doUar1 lD
lDYMtmeab witb mootJ •·
Delrd from IDtenatkn•J
dnac •manti~~& opentioal:.
Elchl pereoa. ban be-."
ladJctld bJ I grud JIII'J
oo ct.fiW or murdel' IDd 1
eouplraey to commit mar.
ct.r lD eo...etloa wltb Bo·
'fiJI' I deatb. Tbey a.re.IOMIJII
Gabriel Federowlld, Roy
Cbriatopbtr Rlcbard. GerT)'
Peter Flori, Antbooy WU'ODI
Jr •• Rayrnoa:j RHea, Kullk
aDCI Etae Cabu Ku.Uk.
Flori. llarooe IDd Reeco,
u wen u Kullk, btn beea
arrested bJ pollee. Tbt
otben are lUll at laqe.
Ku.ltk l.a tree oo $750,000
ball. (Metro News)
HOW TO MANAGE
MONEY IS TOPIC
Malcom WaeGrecor,
autbor of "Your mooey mat.
ten, .. wlll ~ at New-
port-Yea Chrilt1aa Ceater
In the aentc .. tb.Ls QuQay,
NoY, Z7, at I: SO aa:l 11 a.m.
aDCI 6 p.m. He wlll lead a
n-.oclal •mlDar lor famJJy
ll•log _,-"'"'· aesday, HOY, Z8-SO,at7p,m.
At 11:45 a.m. Moa:iay, be
wlU apeak at a meo•• lt&DCII·
eoa at t.be ceattr,
He directl MlalatrtQ Ua-
Umtted 1M lectur• oa.
C brlotlu prloelj>lu ot
llalllc:lll -· louod Ia the Bible,
Tbe ceoter 1.1 located at
141 Eut 22111 stroot, c-M••·
SEMINAR FOR SHOPS
Slloollftlll, bodelloelr:IIDI
credit card lorpl'J wUI be
till ""llcto of tho -trollll& .... ..., .,, '*ll .a.. paoplo ., l1lo c-.
.. _ polleo --oelll*lod .,, Moo.· u ud
Dec, I. no?s--_....
wW deal wlllll IPICil.l crime
,..,.,... fticb dlncaJ
llloet ... -clorlll ... c---.-..w .. lllld ol ?:10 .... Ia ...
---rloatll
1111 polleo .....-. " Polr Dr.
A native of Utah, be had
worked as an agricultural-
ist for the UniversUyofCall-
fomJa for 40 years, last at
U.C. Inlne.
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ro• YOU. COMVIMI
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M f <..,.'\ l fl! :. T f<f
Newport 6' 19th, Costa Meu
~~,,:ruM ll'M:Al "-UUJ _... . ..,._,._ ... ~--· -· ..
' ,,
-~
New!TIJIJ
with an THE BEE LINE PTA coHee
Nov. 30th
MIWI'OIT MAIIOI IMS.OM -fJAGI S-HOY. 14. ttn
• YIIW.
£eU~_ •
As one opera-goer put it. "They're no
bigger than a couple of short, fat cigars.
But you'd swear you were looking through
the Mt. Palomar telescope."
In fact. these eight-power Leitze
Trinovide bin9(:ulars, when fokjed,
measure only 2 x 3~ inches. Weight is a
mere 61h ounces.
But from eight feet to infinity the
image is breathtakingly brilliant, strikingly
sharp. A ten power model is also available.
Come and admire the view from
Cal's Cameras
1770 NEWPORT BLVD., t;OSTA MESA
646-9383
ealiforn·
. Jaguar
Personalized By Chuck Wisniewski
ns w .. t Seventeenth ltr.et. Coeta M ...
541-5141
6
a, JAil~~ ••a•
TICK&TI ud •me earda wen ....Uid
by a.u. DoWoete Ud Eltuor HollttiD
at tM ClMtnlla Gailcl'a uiqlt boattqae CIIRII"l11U8 TREE ont ..... l dbiplaytd at
at tbl Jam• BtlatJ bome. tbt boattqae an eam&Md bJ MauriDeCII'tu
• • • Tbt CIDdtrella Gu11d ol CbUclrtD'I Hoa-
pttal. Orup Couty, eertaialy IU.rrtd tbe
IPlrU o1 cu11t111u t»r all att...uac tbetr
pelt .. bdtt Ud ulqae boutaque. Oae could •1, "It '• C 11111tmu," lor to all &II(»MJ'-aacee Cus.tmu bid arrt•ld at lreM (Mra.
J...,..) s.tltJ't belautbl DoYe-r Sbor•
bomt. ac.. ... Mt by Santa's belpera,
tbl G.ud IDeiDbtra.
Ia tbl bricked tcltrJ' amoac pretty riDes
aad late blooalJac plaaU, Bette Dobrottt
aad Eltuor Hollttln aec.., admlsaJoll
ttcW. &ad prueatld Cbrt.stmuD&mtcarda.
Ga..U were directed up a ,..., atepe to tbt
arebed portal OYtrlookiac tbe larct pooL
Htrt wu a taU ptQt with loads of goldeo
ballbl•. Dowo tbe atepe, oo each side,
aJoac tbe ltlllth of tbt pool in either dtrec::-
t.loo, wen tbe IDID.J, muy ttema tboae
buiJ Cl.Ddlrellaa bad whipped up l:»r tbe
aftatr.
Tbtn wert baad made tree omameots,
btlrloom Cbr18tmaa atockill(s to haod ''by
the elllmotJ wUb eare,., happy lookloc tote
bact, lltalioDtry wltb biDcltcrttDtd sketcbea,
wreatbl ol eudJ eoodlH YUh Uttlt scls.an
attacbtd lor CODYeldeoce of tbt bollday cal-
ler, bUd ~ for Wtlt ud blc ba.Dib,
n• bl"ttd ~111.tta made of real bread
doucb ••• oo &Dd ool Aal armtd I glimpsed
Joyce R.umt aftd frttodl ltaYloc with a
Suta paettd tote bq.
Amo111 tboM oo duty wu cutld prexy
EmUy (Mn. Rlcbard) Burttt, proud aDd
bul)' 1rett1ac puta. stud1ac by was her
aalataat, Mra. Delm1a PtebDI. Cbatrmao
of tbe "tat. WIDda (t.ara. Ricbard) Sbelton.
wu moat pl.....S wtth tbe day. Carroll
(Mrs. WWlam) Aadtr.an Aid 1t was their
ftrst buaar, aDd Mrs. Richard Flam empha-
alltd tbt illttrHt lbowo.
&Dd Valtr1e ac:.dder.
SANTA MAJ .. POUCH 11 shown by Chip
Little to Pattt Pace aDd bOsteaal.reot BeDtley.
(Janey Btrla pbotos.)
• • •
Tal~ with Mary Marpret FlDster, we
recalled 10me years back when we were
''doi.Dc" EbeU buaara --In tbe American
Lteioo Halll Motht.Dc Ub thlal But lt was
tuo. Understand btr llllband Edwin has
r•Unqutshed hl..l job u pr•ldeot of New-
port Harbor Hlltorleal Society to capable
WWlam Grundy.
WbtD I cauct~t up with Flou (Mra. Ed-
ward) Schumacher, Mary Jane (Mrs. Paul)
Queryel aod GIDDy (Mra. Wally) Be!UMU,
they were bubbliD( wlth future plld plana.
EYeryooe was riYI.Dc accolades to the home
bosteu, Mrs. BtDtlty, for her warm aod
gracious hospitality. lt nsa cSellghtful at.falr,
a perfect Mttiac aDd a wortlly cause, the
ChUdren's Hoapttal, On are County. Be sure
you're oo tbtlr lDY!tatJon lilt ••• you oever
!mow what tbe Cindtnllu wUI think of next.
Better be ready. No doubt Jt wUl be another
''don't miss it."
WOMEN'S ClUB
PLANS BOUTIQUE
CHRISTMAS PARADE
ENTRANTS IN VI TED
Harbor A rea organ!. The Costa Mesa Womeo's
Club wUl bold a Christmas
boutJque Dec. 2, from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. in the club-
bouse, 610 w. 18th St., Cos-aM ...
Llnac wnatba made of
.,ccaltnts, t~lptJcbM,
·crafted )ewtlrJ, Cbn.tmas
decorations, stuffed toys,
crocheted hatl and bqs,
rlove dusters wtll be featur-
ed. There will be plliots,
a country kitchen with borne
·baked ~-aod a snack
b&r.
Dt Murl Tosb aod Vlvtan
Gilmore are chairmen for
tbe enot.
PUBL I C NOTI C E
&aUoot interested ln enter.
1111 the couoty•s biggest
Cbrlstmu pande have uatU
Dec. 1 to r8(1ster.
The Jaycees 3lat aDDUal
Chriatmu parade 1D Suta
ADil ta set for Suday, Dec::.
11.
Intormauoo about eoteriftl
may be bad by ~Utnc 558-
3211.
Tbt llnt ol a Milbbor-
Mod or1Mitld Coi'OIIIl del
Mar ..... .:Mol PTA "to-Ill eoau•lleaUM cofleM
wW be be1d &t tbl bomt ot
llr. &ad lira. ReM Rlpatd,
lMO Port Seabolne Way,
llarbor V..., Homts, oo
WtdDuclly, NoY. SO, from
7:SO to 10 p.m.
o.-t. Enu, prlne..-1,
wUl meet laformally wltb
partata to talk about plana
for tbe acbool.
More l.Diormatton may be
obtaJDed bJ eatunc Mrs. RJcnd at 640-93S5.
Future PTA aettnttes in-
clude a faculty paoel dls-
cnsl.oc tbt Hart bill, aDd
rraetaaattoo ttau to be given
to all.CU<SenU. Students now
Ia 9tb rnde ww be tbe
ftrst group to be required
to tate tbe tuu. More ln-
tormatJoo wtll be available
from the faculty at the dls-
cusalon oo Jan. 5 at tbe regu-
lar PTA board meettnc at
9 a.m. The 4th aonual PT t.
home tour •W bt preseated
OD Ftb. 6, 1978.
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINES<;
NAME STATEMENT
The tollow1111 persoos are
doing bus1Des1 as: American
Features Enterprlse, 29222
Ballocb St., Laguna Niguel,
Ca. 92677: Carl Harden,
29222 Balloch st., Laguna
Nl(uel, Ca. 9%677; Dorothy
L. Hardtn, Z9Z22 Balloch St.,
Laguna NiJUel, Ca. 92677.
This buslnessls conducted
by a general partoershlp.
Slgned: Carl Harrlen.
This statement was flied
wltb the count)' clerk of Or-
ange Coulty Nov. 21, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 24, Dec. 1,
8, 15, 1977, lo the Newport
Harbor Eosign. F -858U
VISIT
J&GMEAKIN
"CLASSIC WHITE''
ENGLISH IRONSTONE
SAVE Yz
45 Piece Swflce for 8
SPECIAL '39.95
45 piece set incJuctes 8 each: Dinner AMes.
Dessert Ptates. Cereals, Cups & Saucers;
plus one each: Vegetable. Platter: Creemer
& Sugar with lid. Regular.Set Price $100.00.
SOUTH COAST PLAZA • 556-6258
l\obrrfs ~arbrr ,~op
Corona eMf Mer, Ca. t2e25 •
(714) 17J.5153 ~
DEBS CllLIFORNIA
•s-CHAN
l•l. IS"
e12.00 ,.l. ....
'11.00
Jt:W[UY ~IIOWROOM
oo~~
567 Son Nico1os Oriole. s-.. 106, c:.J.Asu•._ I It 4
..wPOaT CENTH• 644 7700
S-93520
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME S'!'ATEMENT
The tollowinc persons are
dolDc bus1Dtss u : Arab
laatll Tradinc Co., Ltd.,
porcelain salon ... not a store
BUT AN EXPERIENCE!
LINENS!
For your most formal or informal
occasion . Romance your table with tradition.
Sheers and laces· to heav)(. linen. Many
completely hand·made classiq from designs
centuries old. Practical for tod•s dintng. Laces
to solids -e era net selection ·at P~ Setter,
South Coast Plaza, the fine"tabletOp store.
Bring in your table rheeiUrements today.
GJ=>~~ ~~ttt~r
SOUTH COAST PLAZA
lrhtol at the San ..... '""·
Costa Meta. ...... ~~·
IQif 'lf0
AIIIW /0
1195 '
a..tsr•IJI
Z1Z1 Uo!on An., Costa
Mesa, California 926!7:
Oscar Keblsblan. 13534 Ball
WIJ, MartDa Del Rey, CaW.
-tent;
90291; H. Saoford Green-
btl'(, 11277 S. AUaottc AYe.,
LJDWOC)d, Calif. 9026Z.
Tb.1.l business 1.& cooduettd
by a geoenl partoersblp.
SlcJw!: Oscar Kehishlan •
...lfl5"la statemeat was ftled
wllh tJJe COUDty clerk of Or-uc• County No,. 15, 19'77.
Publlah: Nov. 24, De<>. 1, a, 15, 1977, 1n tht Newport
Harbor Eulp. F -85~4
Please share it with us.
SIOri'£R end .ENS
\fJho ... WfY good fnends
demonstr* another o&d fa~. the game of Leap Frog·
which takes b nwne from an o&d root wont monlng
")ump" OJ "lpMg" -In German "froh frolic"
• An ed\entagt ol this lM~ sport IS as f.w M two
ean p&ly~·n th.y\.t~ )u5S d~
"School's Out'"
Bolh~from rhe~Oll~
110 Ownlh Colmtowt
Open Tuetdoy·Soturdoy 10-6 ond Sunday 12·5
other hour• by appointment only
17~1 WestciiH Dr., Newport Beach 6464515
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. "PUeLICJrriOTICi~ .. -·-. -PUeqc NOTICE MIWPDIT HAiaOI IMUGM ... PAOI I -THU11DAY, NO¥, U, •f77
a.oo!AIICI MO. UM ,
AN OIIDUI/,IICE OF TH£
CrrY OF NEWPOIIT BEACH
411DDDIG CIUPT£1110.11
OF THE NR"PORT SUCH
MUNICIPAL COO£ BY
IIA~ &MD CHAPT'R
APPLICABLE ONLY TO
R-1, R-S, AJfD R.-C I*'J'.
RrrS AND AIIIEIIIXNG
CHAPTER 20.15 OF. THE
NEWPORT BEACHIIUIUCI.
PAL CODE Bt 411EHDING
THE DEVELOPIIE.NT
ST ANDARI6 1M THE R -Z
DISTRICT
HJctl Tlda 1Jor, ---triJ llld ............ ,. &JoiC Urt -01 1111 -..,
or"' sartiol tMnclt''
ID.II.OIO SITE AREA AIID
I..OT WIDTH. SAILORS N, GO TO 2ND ROUND --IUp Tlda LIM to .... polal " bacloWI. 20,11,010. BUU.OIIIG
HEIGHT AND FLOOR AREA
LDIZT.
SEC'I'IOIIJ. Cbajllarl0,15
of tllo -.ort---clpal C<>do Ia am-1o rtadu-.uon:
"CHAPTER 20.15
R-l Dtatrtet
S.Ctiou:
20.15.010 Elloet
C-r
20.15,015 U"HI PermUted
ZO.I5.0ZO Ueeo Rtoqulr ...
Use Permit
(A) TWO DWEUmGs OR
DUPLEX. For -· two dwollllp or-doploxlllon
IMU be a aW•• ut1
ot 1,000 .....,. .... tad
a mialanuD riD of 10 IMl .. ... _ ..... -lr TODD P'ICliTT Willi s:rr "'""I"•· M_u._tllo_-"'
lfnport --, t11a ..., ano loom 1o •m•• the .,.. 111 , --lock u -•·• lCerill _. llllll>od
CIF flnl ~ Oil , "'C 8L Fruolo 11'-15 lo 1111 FIYa o•or tlMI p!-llaa to pot ht lf-lhflor-,. -...r•e
Cool.,_. play. C..... doj liar Ull -Ia aw thatr PAT. ""' Pe1J .... rlorback Jeek W-....... tba
--llopao oUp any u lba7 botb __.cion to Been back wtlb a eno<lal Sl JIM -lo 8nco I..U
dofeello till playoll -· oo tha Eoto-1Z t11a1 M1 1111 tha -lllkl pi • NEWPORT HARBOR aHompt aid kOIII 11>1 Been o-..tad. ,
Knport H&rtlor•1 dtf .... beJ.d ott a at Frucla lut Rtnra1de cot OD tbe board ftnt 1rhiD Wooca-.1 a.ld
The Ctty COW»CU · ot the
City o1 Newport BeaehOOES
ORDAIN &I follow•:
(A) lo tha R-1 llUtrlet
1.1 tbt &bon U'td ..,. ..
tU 1ota1 rroc• floor &rM.
laeiDdlac tuem••· pr~
ac .. IDd carporta:, but ,.,
clud.lJic dtcb, baloooi., or
patios opea oo at least two
lldta, eotltala.S In an build-
IDe• oa a bulldlAg sJte abaU
DOt exceed two time• the
bulldable area of tbe site,
For dwetunes. the bulldine
heJchl UmU shl.ll be 24/28
feet II Jpeeltl.:l 1D Chapter
20.02. for accessory buDd~
logs, tbe bu11c11tlg height limit
shall be ttfteen feet,
20.15.025 8uUdtot Ha1(0<
IJid Floor Area Limit.
20,15,0SO Site ArM IJid
Lot Width
ol I llliaiDIUI of 1,000 ...,..
feet ud • llllalma• ......
or eo t.t oa co,.., lot•.
1o DO cut lbl.ll Ultrt be
more U.. two llac1e family
dWtllllllp or ooe duple.x OD .., .... bo11dl.ac otto.
(B) PAIIIILf UNIT IN iNY
BOlLDING. For •eb ftmlly
aaJt 1P uy biUdiDc, tbtre
lh&ll be a ml..aimam of 1,000
IQUirt feet of land area.
20.15.035 Site Aree
cbuct drtYt, to 1111J1C oa to a 11-15 tt'eto, bllore a Blll OWette 1D toe eDCI .,.. for a 14 J*rd Mclldowll
putiJU crowd ot 4.000 at "nport Ke.rtiOr HJp Frldl.y DUll oo 4th doWL htucla unel'ld wtttll a M yard a1r0< Ia tlMI lint .-ot CIF 1111 s Coolorooee p1a , drt,., COIIIIu<tod IIIOitiJ oo tlla .-... .._, b1 KoYio
Tblo ..u. ww put tlMI 8aUon IIIIo tha qaartorfloob ~ Hopo•o 4 ya!G plunco. ""' u. Been t« tha Jut ~<on
We• CoYI.ola.t 7:10p.m. St.bmlay at 0rup Cout COJltce ~ tht balf, 101Dc 65 ,.arcM OD blc nuiiWII'PliJI to Ml lp
ltadium. _ • Woodhead's 3 yard keeper to make ftl4 .. 1.
SECTION 1. Chapter!O,ll
of tbe Newport B•eb Mu.
otctpa.l Code 1a hereby
ameDded to r•d aa follows:
"CHAPTER 20.11
RF.SmENTIAL DEVELOP-
MENT STANDARDS
Sections:
!0.11,010 Effect ot Cnap. ...
%0.11,020 BuUdiag Height
and Floor Area Limit
20.11.030 Parld~~g
20.11.040 Opeo Space Op.
tlooa.
20.11.010 EFFECT OF
CHAPTER. The residential
development staodards coo-
tai.Ded lD this Chapter shall
apply to all dwelllncs lo-
cated to the R-1, R-3, and
R-4 Residential Districts In
Coro• del tdar, West New-
port and the Balboa PeaJ..o-
sula as tbose areas are more
parttcdlU'ly described
below. Dwellings in those
areas shall also be subject
to all other provisions of
this Title. Whe re there is a
conflict between this Chap-
ter and aoolher provision ot
this Title, the provisions of
lhls Chapter shall be con-
trolllng.
(1,) The areas of Corona
del War in which the pro-
orUions of this Ct\apter shaJI
be cootrolliog are more
particularly described as
follows:
That area commonl}· re-
ferred to as Old Corona
del Mar genera.I..Iy bounded
by Avocado Avewe, Pacific
Coast Highway, Fifth Ave-
we, the easterly boundary
of the Corooa del Mar tract,
the Pacific Ocean and the
HarbJr eotrance; aDd more
spec WcaJ.ly described as
that area lncluded 1n Annexa-
tion No . 3 as described ln
Ordinance No. 252 of the
City of Newport Bue ll, ap-
proved on february 27, 1924.
(B) The areas of West
Newport aDd the Balboa Pen-
lnsula In which the provi-
sions of this Cllapter shall
be controlling are more par-
ticularly described as fol -
lows:
Thai area commonly re-
ferred to as West Newport
and the Balboa Peninsula
geoerally bounded by theSe-
meniut Slough, PacUic Coast
Highway, the West Lido
Channel, the :fewport Chan-
nel, the Main Channel, the
Harbor entrance, the Pacific
Oc8111 and the Santa Ana
River, and more specifically
described as follow s:
8eg1nn.lng at the intersec-
tion of the westerly bound-
ary of the City or Newport
Beach and the Mean High
Tide Line of the Paclfic
Ocean; tbence proceeding
.oortherly along said. City
Boundary to the Intersection
of said Boundary wUh the
DOrtherly right-of-Wa)· tine
of Pacific Coast Higt.way;
thence die East a distance
of 11 toot to an intersec-
tion with the City Boundary
on the easterly side ot that
certain one foot strip shown
on Annex No. 21, Ordinance
No_ 630, 10/31/1950; thence
proceeding easterly, oorth-
erly, easterly and southerly
alooc said City Boundary to
u Intersection with the
oortherly right...()f-way line
of Paci!lc Coast Hichway;
thence proceedi.ng sootberly
along a perpendicular to said
rtcht-of~way line to the c~
terUne of Pac lf1c Coast
Highway; thence easterly
atone said centerline to an
lAI.eraectton with tbe eeD-
terlloe of Newport Bou.le-
n .rtl; thenceliOUtberly Uoac
aid centerline of Nawport
Boulrnrd to aa tntenecUoD
with tbe southerly Bulkhead
of the Newport ~od Cban~
oel, a.ld poiM btlnc westerly
(8) In tlMI fl-3 aDd R-4
Dlstricts In the above noted
areas, the total gross Ooor
area contalDed lD au butld-
ings on a building site shall
uot exceed three times the
buUda.ble area ot the site;
proVIded, hoWeYer 1 that noor
area devotedtopa.rkib(with-
ln a buDding or to decks,
balconies or patios opeo on
at least two sides shall ool
be colllidered 1n determlm-
ing the total floor area al-
lowed. The hei(ht llmtt In
the R -3 District shall brt
24/28 feet on the front one-
halt of the lot aDd 28/32
feet on the rear one-halt
or the Jot, except where In
the opinion of the Planning
Commiss ion differences In
grade warrant Individual
conslderatloos. The height
llmtt in the R-4 DJ&trict
shall be 28/32 feet as spe-
c Uted In Chapter 20,02.
20.11.030 PARKING. The
parking requirements for tne
above noted areas shall be
as follows :
(A) in the R-1 District
two spaces tor any structure
contalniD( less than 2,000
square feet, e:~ctusive or
areas devoted to parkill(t or
open space; three spaces
for any structure containing
2,000 square teet or more,
exclusive of are~s devoted
to parking or open space,
{B) In the• R-3 and R-4
Districts three spaces for
any structure containing less
ttlan 2,400 square teet, ex-
c lusive of areas devoted to
parking or open space, plus
one additional space for each
600 square teet or portion
thereof; provided, however,
that the staDda.rds contained
in subsection A, above shall
apply to any single family
dwelling in the R-3 or R-4
DistrJcts,
(C) In addition to the above
noted parldng st.aoda nls the
fo llowing parking controls
shall also apply:
1, For each dweUlng unit
there shall be ~ minimum of
one covered parking space.
2. F"or each dw elling unit
there shall be a minimum
of one independently acces-
sible parking space.
3. Tandem parking up to
a muJmum of two cars to
depth shall be permitted.
4. Parking to one side
yard shall be permitted; pro-
vided, however, that struc -
tural eocroachments sha.ll
oot be permitted,
5_ Tandem parking and
parking In a side yard shall
1\ot both be permitted on
the same lot.
20.11.040 CJPEN SPACE
OPTION. ln ttM R-1, r..,z,
R-3 aDd R-4 Districts, in
the above noted areas, open
space shall be provided to
addition to the required front
yard setback, Tbisaddltional
open space shall be a Yolume
of space equal to the build-
able width of the lot, times
the baste hetgbt limit, times
sl.x feet. On an Ioterlor lot,
this space Shall be provided
ln the first tweln feet be-
hind tbe reQUired front yard
setback. On a corner lot,
this space maybe distributed
between the first twelve feet
behind the required front
yard setback. lo the case ot
a. lot fronttne on perm.uent
open space, such u the ocean
or the bay, thls space may
be dlfirlbuted anywhere be-
1\lnd tbe requir.S yard set·
blck l.IDes. Where a quesUoo
arllea as to where the ad-
ditloaU open space sh:luld
be proYJ.ded, aacb u oa 1
throucb lot' or a lot with
ID UDUJUal conftcuntioa., Utt
JoeatJoa of the opeo sp&ce
abi.U be dettrmiDC by tbl
Olteetor of CommaDity Dt~
Ytlopmtlt, toUo•tac lQ lDa
natJp.UOa u to Utt loea a
tJou ol u1.1t1.ar atnlcbn ...
OD 114,...... • ._rtioa ..
IIMI eeJpbo.-. ThU-
~· n.u be opeo oa at
l...t ""' -'"" ... n ban a mtrlllnUm~
of U.S, a&lkhead StaUoa No.
ue 011 the u.s. Sutkb.-d
UAt; tbeoce ••t.rly eo aid
U.S. ""1-.t SlalloD No.
IM: thoaco -IDuhlc a1ooc
t11o U.S. ""1-.1 Line to
U.S. 8aJ!kbMd sta.Uoa. No.
114; t-.c:.aorUteuttrlyiD
• ltnlctll 11M to u.s. Bulk-
btlld stat1oa Ito, 165; lbeDOI
aol"tbeUMrly, .. tterly aad
-IJ a1ooc t11o U.S. a.•n_, I.JDe to u. s.
811'11W1 8t:&tioa No. 161;
~~~-· -lyloallnipl Uoo .. u.s. 1111111 ... -
No.IU Ull--· ll(alaoiJIIIIU.S.IIo._
ta uy dlttdioD of at leut ... fool..., ... , ba-.. r-llYlll ..... -. ~ ....
....... "''"'-Ull anlll-
to U.J. IWtt I I t ltatioll No •
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ba .... -.. ..,_ orco••t~oeotleftlaMCI
... , ..... ICl.I'MI tbl --
Coverqe
20.15.()40 Yards
20,15,045 ElteDSJ.oWI lnlo
Yards
20.15.050 Accessory
BuUdlngs -Yards
20.15.055 Swtmmlac
Pools -Yards ~ Equlpment
20.15,060 Cnanges to
Yard ReQuiremeots
20,15.070 Automobile
Storage or Parking Space
20.15.075 PJ.rldng Auto-
mobiles oo !\oafs
20.15.080 Opeo Space Op.
tioD
20.15.010 EF"FECT OF
CHAPTER. The followlng
regulatiotu: lhi.U apply 1o
all Rat Districts, sub}ect
to the provisloos of Chapter
20.10.
20.15.015 USES PER-
MITTED. The following uses
shall be permitted l.n the
R-2 Districts:
(A) Sl~le family dwell-
In<•.
(B) Two detached single~
tamUy dwellings or one du -
plex.
(C) Accessory uses nor~
maJiy lncldenta.i to s ingle-
family dwellings or duplex-
es. This Is oot to be con-
strued as permUting a.oy
commercial uses, oor shall
this be deer.1ed to allow the
manul.acturi.ng or processing
of any substance or com-
modity for profit or
the storage of vehicles,
equipment or materials used
in the conduct of any retail
or wholesale business.
(D) Temporary structures
and uses. Re~n~Iations are
as specified ln Section
20.10.015 ot General Con-
trols -ResldenUal Districts,
(E) One name or ldenti-
flcatioo sigo DOt e~:ceeding
2 square feet in area and
pertalning only to the prop-
erty, or the owoer or occu -
pant thereof, upon which the
stgn is located.
(F"} Ooe uollcbted sign,
oot exceeding 2 square teet
in area, to advertise the
leas e, rental or sale of the
property upon which 1t ls
located_ Such sign ma y show
only tbe name, address aod
telephone oomber of the
owner, but shall not show
the oame, address, telephone
number, or any other
descrlptlon or JdentHicaUoo
of any person, tlrm or
<"orporatlon other tttan the
owner of said property.
(G) In 11~ of the sign
mentioned Ia subseeUon (f)
above, one opeD bouse •len
DOt u:ceediog 2 square feet
in area, which Invites the
geoenl p~bllc. to inspect the
premises for lease, rent or
sale, shall be permitted to
be displayed, proYided tbat
at the Ume said property
Is open tor Inspection aod
tbe open house slgo ts dis,
played, tbeowner, bis tenant,
or his ageDt Is 1D atteQda.nc:e
aod present on sa.Jd property
to display any aucb bouse
or buUdl.ng thereoo. Said
open house sign shall only
be displayed oo. or from the
property being leased,
rented or sold aDd shall not
show the name, address,
telephone DUmber, or any
other description or ldentl-
tlcatioD of any person, firm,
or corpon.Uoo other than
the owoer of such property,
20.15.020. USES REQUIR -
ING USE PERMIT. Recrea-
tional establishments, park-
In< lola, 1-tDtiO<IS,
cemeteries, publll: buUd-
tncs, remon.J of eutbeo
materlat., beUporta: and
helistop~:, outdoor 1J&hUoc
may be permitted u speel-
fied more p&rttcularly 1D
SeeUon !0,10,020 of GnenJ
Controla -bsldealla.l nt.-
tricts.
20.15.025. BUILDIIIG
HEIGHT 4ND FLOOR AREA
LllUT. Tbe total poaJloor ...... ""...,...._.....,
~ ud carports:, bit
uet.d!lr diets, ta.IOOIIMI:
or patlot os-oa at l...t
two 1Jdea or CIPID oo oat aide ..., ......Cod, _1 ...
lD all bllldlll• -• balld·
... e8e 1o aa R..& Dlalrlet
lblll DDI nc.d two tlfMI: u.. baUdable a.ra ot tbt
.U., proridtd llllt .., N~
qoa1rod Jlllrldll -wMtlilel" op.. or OOf.-.1
1111111 ba 110-.. tllo .... ,., .... ol .,.. Door &NI.
-.r a ....... For doorl11lp,
t11o M 7 4 lool$llt -llllloll
be 14/MIIIt u .. urtfLwl II
C.....,IO.GI. For--•ry•nraa.....,..
1111$111 u.a llllloll Ill IS 1M.
Newport H&rtx>r bouDCid oa top of the KD1cfQ: 1D the Estaoela's tlD&1 driYe AW the EICIII CO 80 yards,
lint CJ.llrier wheD quarterback Cnle LJOQI brouilbt tbe after reconrlac a Poly tumble, to tte the pme up. Es-
(C) BUILDL•G SITE AJ!EA
EXCEPTION •. Any lotorpu-
cel of land u.Qder oneowur~
ship aod of record on Auaust
2, 1943 may be uHd u
a buildlllc site eYeo wbeo
of less area or wtdUI ttw.o
tbat requlted by the pro-
VIsions of this section.
Sailou dowa. to tbe e yard llDe wben K1ke .lobMoa taocla stayed la the came .Ub kty dlfeu.ln plaf• by
puDCIMd It 1n to make tt 7-0 a.ftu Mark H.._, PAT Mike Camp, Stt¥e CwUff aad KeYIA Sloao,
The Sailors scored their MCOod TD or the ev..w.c 1D t~ StaUsUcaUy, lt ns R1nrside Poly domloatlac ID total
•ecoad quarter when Lyons plunged Ia from the ooe yard yardage with 327 yards a.s compered to 204 tor the E11le1.
Hot to break tbe deadlock &.Dd make tt 14-7 with" secoodl Hacao aad Andy Domlarues led the Eactea oa the rrouDd
lett 1n the hllf. each with 12 yards, whUe J.arry Tbomu compiled US
St. Fraocla reUed 0.11 btg paa1i .. plays to score. Tbe yards In rushes tor the Bears.
combiDa.Uoo of Jim Jtm.lau to Kerwla Bell proclac.S • CORONA DEL MAR
20.15,035, SITE AREA
COVERAGE. Tbemuimum
building sUe coverage per-
mitted for aggregate buUd-
i.(IKS shall be run coverage,
less requlnd front, side,
and rear yards,
20.15,040, YARDS
(A) FRONT YARDS. The
minimum width required for
front yards shall be 20 teet
aDd a ma.aimum permitted
shall bt 35 feet, except as
may be otherwise lodlcated
oo tbe Dlstrtctlng Maps, Dis-
tances shown on the Oistrtct-
lng Maps are to be measur-
ed from front property line.
2 TD'• for the Knicht• oo aerial bombs lD the !od aDd 4th
quarters. Tbe laa t score, a 58 yard strtte, came wttb
1:55 left to make U 21-lS after the 2-point CODYersloD.
A f8 yard punt return with 52 seooDds left pat st. Francis
on their own 48, needing a toucbdon to reverse the out-
come, It was Frank VencUk who Iced the pme for the
Sailors as he picked oU a sideline bomb with 35 seconds
remaining, sendln&: Newport Hartx>r to round 2.
The SaUors scored their wtnninc touchdowns on a 4
yard burst up the middle by taUback Bryoa Ward, eappin&: ,
a drive which began with an i.aterceptloD made by Dan
Thompson, who returned U to the St. Fraacts 36 yard Uae.
Statistically, the 2 teams were close. but the Sailors
failed to score on 2 occuions Inside the Knight 20 yard
Hoe, Lyons wu 8 for 20 ga.l.ni.n«" 90 yards.
• ESTANCIA
Riverside Poly's Keo Overton was the man of the hoUr,
kicking an 18 ~-ant field goal with 2 seconds remaining to
cut down Estancia 17-14 in a first rouDd victory which
ended In ~haotlc fist throwiog coDlt.lston Friday oight at
UC Riverside.
Lincoln wins V. B. titles
of Ltncota and Lynn Ntcol-
etti and Tlsh Alswang of
Eoal(n.
El Dorado took advaotage of key Coroaa del Mar turn-
overs as qua_rterback Tim Sharp led the Goldea Ha.wQ
in a 22-0 route over tbe Set KI.DIS at Valeoeta blgb sc::bool
Friday alght. The Hawks eneDded their wi.Da.I..DC stnak
to 8 games whUe Corona del Mar eoded wtlh u onnJI
5-5 record.
El Dorado jumped out on top early aDd DrYer looked
back, scoring 16 ot thtlr points 1n tbe nrat (Jit.rter and
a haU. The !:awks struck first whea the teoadous defease
cut down Kurt Brockman In tbe end wne for a safety,
In the second quarter, Sharp scampered In from 8 yards
out to score and boot his own PAT to malte ll 9-0. Coro01
del Mar got the ball bac k, only to lose U on the second
play, with El porado recovering on the Sea KJ.ne28.
Sharp wasted no tlme as he threw on first down, find! ..
Mike Petras in the end zooe for aoother TO moments
before the hair.
Corona del Mar helped El Dorado to the ftnal score
early in the third quarter as a Corona tumble ns pic ked
up by Gary l-lschel and run 54 yards tor the sr ore, making
It 22-0,
The Sea KJne:s were not rompletely witOOut daylight
as both Kurt Brockman and Dave John.tOn picked off El
Dorado passes when the Golden Hawks were threatening.
El Dorado outgained the Sea Kings 273,114, while El
Dorado picked up a miws 1Q5 yards in penalties to CDM'1
35. Sbarp was 5 for 14 to pe!ii:slng, gaintac 59 YJ.rd.s, while
Brockman was 5 tor 20 tor 44 )"ards.
(B) SIDE YARUS. Each
side yard s hall oot be less
than 3 feet wide on buUd-
lng site 40 feet wtde or
less, or 4 teet on lots wider
than 40 feet; provided, that
the side yard on the rear
20 feet of the street side
or a comer 1ot, where there
is reversed frontage, shall
not be less than the front
yard required or ext.sting on
the adjacent reversed front-
Llncoln school of Harbor
View Hills captured both thE'
7th and 8th grade divisions
of last Saturday's alliJJal
county junior high s chool
girls volleyball champ-
ionships. Lincoln defeated
Ensign sr hool of Newport
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
age.
{C) REAR VARUS. F'or
rear yards, there shall be
a minimum requirement of
10 feet.
(D) BETWEEN DETACH-
ED BUILDINGS. Minimum
10 teet.
20.15.045. EXTENSIONS
INTO Y AR.Ili. Regulations
are as specified In Section
20.10.025 of General Con-
trols -Residential Districts:.
20.1 5,050, ACC ESSORY
BUILDlNGS -YARDS. Regu-
lations are as specl!ied 1n
Section 20,10.030 of General
Controls -Residential Dis-
tricts.
20.15.055. SWIMMING
POOLS -YARDS -EQUIP-
MENT. RegulaUons are as
specified In Section
20.10.035 ot General Con-
trols: -Residentl.a.l Districts.
Heights in the Blll grade
finals: U -6, tl, 7, alter
downing Marine View of
Hunli~on Beach 11 -3, 7-
11, U -14 In the 7th gn.de
finals.
There were 15 eighth
grade teams, and 9 seventh
grade teams in the 1ourDey,
Ensign finished 3rd In the
8th-grade competition,
FOR SALE or lease --2
bedrooms, 2 baths; Mc -
Lean CondO In Big Canyon
on fairway. 2-car garage.
Owner, 644-6604,
Named to the 8th grade MANDOLIN OR xylopllone,
all-star team were Lincoln's usej rut 1D &ood ca.l.'.tloo,
Kristen Browo1., CiDdy Ken-wanted by roo Rose. Call
dall and Sheryl Rados ancl S73...Q551 days or 546-ICHf
Ensign's Krista Parker. nights,
Karen Glasgow of Lincoln l'~~~~~~~~~: was picked as most valuable
player In 7th grade play. •
Also named to the 7th grade
all-stars were Dana Allen
P UBLIC NOTICE
PSYCtnC CAN \_mesmerfse t
loved one•, utbtlrs to do
your biddlDc, WrtteJamU,
Box 1015t. Euceoe, Ore·
1011. (50S) 342-ZZIO.
• PERSONAL
SAILING student 'II'OUld !Ike
to crew. ()pen weekends
and somP weekdays. Call
548-2113.
OCARS FOR SALE
ECONOMY CAR-'74 Toyota
Corolla, excellent condi-
tion, 35 mpg, low upkeep,
safety features, one
owner, $1900 rtrm. Fred
Davis 673~0550 days, 752-
02"73 nights.
o HELP WANTED
HOUSEKEEPER -COOK ~r
older couple. Live in or
out. Ref. req. 642,3311
or &44-1311.
FOR SALE
o UiVICI!S
enced,
ble couple. No drl.nklnc,
ro smoking and refer-
encts, Anyttmephone213~
431-8249.
ROOM ADDITIONS, re-
modeliQR, partiUons, cab-
inets, shelns, doors, wln·
dow&, locks, house pl1J15,
referrals, free estimates.
Leon --58t,92'13.
HOUSESM'TEqs: PROFES-
SIONAL couple available
trom November 15. Prefer
6 weeks miD.J.mum. Refer-
ances, EYenl~~gs and weet-
ends, 673-8058 or P.O.
Box 1924, Costa Mesa.
9262S,
20.15,060, CHANGES lN R-2 Distrtct and oot set
YARD REQUIREMENTS. fortb atx>ve sball be deter-
The Planning CommJssioo mined by the Plaonl.oB Com-
may approve changes: In the mfsston.
yard setbac k rQqulrements 20.1 5.075, PARKING
applicable to aoy subdivision AUTOMOBILES ON ROOFS.
llavtng live or mor• lots at Parklb( of automobiles on
the time that It approves the roof of a bulldi~ in
the final tract map for said any R-2 Distric t Is oot per-
8 PARKING SPACEll onBaJ, · J"'MAJ!Y'S OOLL FASHa
boa Island. Leue for IONS." Hand -made. Fits
ALICE'S HOUSECLEANING,
reason&ble, reliable. Ref-
erences. Own tn.uporta-
Uon. S..6-4871 anytime.
sutxHvision. The applicant mitted.
siW.I submit #lth his appli-20_15 ,080. OPEN SPACE
catioo an euct copy of the OPTION. Open space sball
final tract map showing the be provided ln addition to
proposed changes. The tbe required setbacks and
deelsioo of the Planning separations between detach-
Commission shall besub}eet ed structures, This: addi-
to reYiew by the City Coun-lio•l open space shall be
ell aDd lt may approve. dis-a volume of space equal
:IA)roYe or mod1fy said to the buildable width of
dectston. It the City Coun-the lot, tlmestbe baste bei&ht
ell approves such c ha111es, limit, times six teet and
the distrtcting map shall be may be provided anywhere
revised accordt.ngly. on the lot behlod the re-
20.15,070. Atn'OMOBILE qulred setbact lines. Thls
STORAGE OR PARKING open space shall be open on
SPACE. Storage or pa.rlr:l.og at least two sides and sha.JJ
space tor the parking of baYe a minimum dJmen.stoo
automobiles oft the street In any direction of at least
Jhall be provided 1n R-2 six feet any may be used
OU.1ricts as follows: for outdoor UY!nc ·area.
(A) Not less tban two Roofs, balconltt, d.cks,
spaces tor eac h stacle, patios, cornices, and
family dweUiog contalni..Qg architectun.l features may
small boats, cars, ' •• Barbte," • ·c asey." campers I.Dd tn.Jlers_ Call , ··Christie'' atx1 all other
675-2006. All
• MUSICAL fOil SAL I!
CAN'T beat this -~
1000 delau embossed
business cards, $7.95 up,
Postpaid. Write for free
samples, LIDO (EN). P.
0, Box 894, Huntlllgton
Beach, CA 92648.stamped
emelope appreciated.
NOW BUYING books--Used,
out-of-print, rare. J.
Spallller, 675-1990 or
675-1901.
•IICYCLU
11 " fashion dolls. pro-
ceeds ~r the benefit of
the Orange County Chapter
of the Pet Assistance
FouDiiatlon, Inc., A DOD·
profit orpn..lz.aUOn.
Prices $1.50 to$2.50onlJ •
Call 636-5432 or The En-
sign (ask for Dres:ei).
EQUITY MEMBERSHIP ln
completely private, local
country club. free golf,
swimming, tennis plusso-
clal activities for the tam-
Uy . 968-6788 durt.ngevea-
ID<•·
If you are looktnc for a
good plano or organ, you
must check these -
GRAND PIANOS: Hallet &!
Davts, $2195; Hamilton,.
$3450; Leoaard, $1595; Ya-
maha, $3700; Stetnay. spe-
clal price -plu. many more.
SPINET, Cooaole & Up-
rlgbt Pia.oos: Gulbraueo,.
$695; Hallet & Outs, $795;
Wurutaer, $999; AcroSODJc,
$1095; Yamaha, $1495, and
more.
ORGANS: Hammooo. $399;
Lo•rey HoUday, $495; Klm-
bl.ll Swta(er, $695; Yam&hl.
w/E-Z Play, $595; aDd tots
•HEARING AIDS mort, 1-----------1 Christmas lay-aways --
HAL AEBISCHER E-Z termo. * See tbe complete ·tiDe of
.. Y AUAHA Orcans here!
SCHIIIDT IIUSIC CO.
stellnray -Yamaba
tess than 2,000 square feet. project 1rto tilts area. This Pro per Filling Assured
excluahe of a.r•s devoted additional open space may 3409 E. Coast Hwv.
190'7 N, Mala St., Santa Ani.
to parkl..ag or opeo space; be provided OD &Q1 level or Corona del Mar
three spaces for uy sl.ocle oombt.DaUoo of Ienis IJid SALI!S ~ lfRVD
f>mUy dwelll.Dc eontalalnc mayoxtelldeen>oothaeotlrt '420£.17tbSt,Cootalle• 1----8'_~'_38_33 __ -tJust Plumbing
2,000 ...,.re leo! or more, llrucblre or OIIJ oortloo 646-7706 -646-6155
exclusive or area.sdevoted tbeNOf." MUCOLM(IUD)CUTL 1----:-::--::-----ISALES &SERVICE
to pe.rk1ac or opea space. SECTION 3. Thls Or-I '":-=-:-::-=:-:=--~--'--.,, Water btltert, pa llld
(B) Not leu than three diDaDCt Dll be publ1abed e PLOI1$T electric Df..,..l, •
spt.CII for aD)' dapln, OllCe iD the Off1ci.IJ DIWS-FJKIItl -Flstarel ud
(C) In addHtoo to the papar ol tho City, a.l U. FLOWERS FOR repair partt aftllal>la al
obOTe--paltiJI( stan-same lt!allbaalfoeUYalhtrtJ ALL OCCASIONS Clothlnc . Naatleal Gills RETAIL STORE dom tho JoUowlnc oarklnc (JO) dayo after tha date of D•:Mt~rl ..,.01h llartoa Hardnre 2418 Nowport Blfd,1 c-
eoMrols ablll at.o awJy: it. adoptloa, "· .J.l Open HYMI dlya a week II.., ,.,_ &41-4111,
1. F'or •ch ctweUine urd.t Th1a OrdlDuce naiJitJ'O. FLORISTS to Mne J'01I better FrM ..un.t• to f1111lpe
tbere JIII.U bl a mlDlmam da.1c
1
od aCt I~ ropiarC ~nmltitlllc PHONE· ......,.71 900 w, COAST HWY., N.B. JOIIf borN Ill ~0r.0 ot 001 eottnd pe.rt~ne: o be ., oa-.u of tbl · PHON£: MS-l"'ll 'S•••• Llcuu J J41
apace. CttJ of Nnport Beach held 2431 MNport INvd.
2. For each chreUlnr uDit oa the zstb day ol Oetoblt, Coni._
tlloro IIMI1 ba a mlalmom 1177, a.l wu ll4oplocl oo .• DIY CLIAIIIIS
of OIMI ~J ac.ca· tbe lttb di.J of Noftntbtr,
olblo oulllle ...... ltm bJ tba lol1owl.le -. DIMMITT s. T-puldac 1111 1o lo wll: a ma'l-• of two ean 1a AYD, COtmCILMDf: Doe ...
doptll llllloll ba permlllod. tal. ........ -. lkiWI,
4. Pulllxr lo -llda ....... ~ WII1Jolllo J~NIIIllollbo..........,pro-NOD, eoiJIICJLIIa-. CBNTW Ytdld, .,..,..., , U.t ABIIIn', COUICtt.IIIM:
atneclln1 tKn~~ehm..U !loae. ,,.... ....., dry cl ·a
.U 1D1 be,............ IIUU DNta1 ai a. Jl'l•ll'll
I t!ll.:.......tl _ _.._ u-....... ,, l ,r11 , ·-,__ a.1 -.,..r SII.P a:IYJCI LAUNDitY 64().7.444
_ ... _ "' -nl ~.. ·n-, 1;::.':; • ~17"!.!:! .--. a 10 -n -• AII----I -. • -ba ,.,.._ 00 a.o Dorll Gootp ,,__-u nnun •1:n"c;1
...... CltJ"P-CIIIt: .__ u lrrl lo ;aM L"co•n ... , .• CDM •• COAST "'•u•AY
Putdltl ..... .......... -·..., , • ••o•"' -"01 ~~~:::==~~::==_j!_:C:0:£70~N~Air.!;·~·~L~·~A=·-W ...... IIIondt._,_ ,1111 ••IJAN'tB..-'"lp t~-_,_ _ _;;._;._;.:.;.:. __
• PLUMIIMG-HU TIMG
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NEWPORT HARIM>R ENSIGN THURSDAY, NOV. 24, 1917 -•~:a~~~eai 7 ESiGte ;.;.~:;"t...,•w.A•po•rt•:~ ls~~:na ~~:
• • • of Newport Bay, ocean and Catalloa. Walls ot clua aod wood dec~ compliment this new
custom buJlt home. Prestige area. CALL THE PROF~lONALS AT •••
"
WESTCLIFF REALlY CO.
1733 WESTCLI FF DR.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 92660
More for your $
ONLY $79,900
Super borne, 2 fireplaces, lots of wallpaper and
woodl Three bedrooms, famUy room, 2 baths.
Open Sunday 1-4
4472 PARK GLEN , IRVINE ••••
JUST REDUCED!
BeautifUlly decorated TurtlerockBroadmoor home
wltb 4 bedrooms, family room, 2-1/2 baths, large
pool aDd jacuzzi. Even a 3-car garage and wrglar
alarm system. You own the land.
All for $135,500
DOX Y. r RAXiCl.jX
I Rt:AJ.. TOR ' 3250 East CN$1 IIIPwiY
CofOIIJ 6tl M•. Cllifonm
Phon e: 640-7000
I ;e:
GEORGE ELKINS CD ~
OVER 50 Y EARS OF S ERV1CF
Overlooking Pool
SPECTACULAR TOWNHOUSE
Al mos t Like A Penthouse High
Above Pool & Ram11da With 2
Spacious Bedroom Suites. Huge
Family Room Easily Convertible
To A Third Suite. 3 Baths. Large
Covered Balcony: Secluded Patio,
Highly Upgraded, Many Cust om
Features. $157,500 Submit Offer.
REALTORS
lll·Dov•r. Drive, N.B. 631-la
**************' Jt,chelle Robers, Realtor
3333 E. Co ast Highway
Corona del Mar 675 -2373
****** ****·*t**·
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
MLS SALES REPORT
Bales through the Multiple Ll.UOg
Service of the Newport Harbor-Co8ta
Mea Board of Realtor a totalled more
than $468 mWton during the flrat 10
mootba of 1977. THIS 18 A 24-1/2%
INCREASE OVER THE SAKE PER-
bon voyage?
Rarely do HARBORITES lea v e
Newport Beach by choice. Btrr if you
MUST go <1t least enjoy the sale of
your home by listing it_ with Bay &
Beach Realty. Please call. . .
759-0811
NO TURKEY
This OCEANFRONT dup1u is theultlmatelnNew-
port Beach llving. Practically new aDd looks lUte
a page out of a home beautiful magazine. Looldng
for the bird of paradise? We have it at only $376,500.
Call 640-6161 •
can 640-6161
* Ric' f<eaft, *
CALL ~ 673-7040
TilE CAM EO SHO-ES RESJ DEHT SPECIALISTS
TROUBLE FREE. ••• LOW MAINTENANCE
MAY TRADE. SUBMIT! •••
• • ••• OWN A PIECE Of AMERICA ...
Your children wl thank you .
Eighty beautltul acres. Hunting, ftshlng, rolling
hllls ud trees. Total $44,000. $6,000 down. Easy term•¥' MARTIN ...,.,
REAL ESTATE
U ~COAST .. IAY.<DDIA DB. ...
IOD OF 1G78. 9,4H new IUUnp were sE,.vtNG
proceued, of whlcb 45% WERE SOLD. NEWPo.-t BEACH
73% of tbe aalea wezte cooperaUYe. sNc~ ,..,
L1at your property wtth.a Realtor. 759-0226 •nytime
I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ·:·I 5i~~~~~~~-AR=LE~·~a~lr1D"=..a~~biiiiiiiiioiiiiaa.!J.
•
FOR OUR FIRST YEAR AT Corona del Mar
Properties! Grateful lor friends, customers
and the fJIUpport of the bus1Dess community.
Thank youl
We wlsh each of you a happy and bouott.ful
Thanksgiving.
~dJJtm, [/'~
CHRIS HOPPER, REAL TOR -671-1474
2435 E. COAST HWY ., COROMA DEL WAR
CDMSUPE
SOUTH OF HIGHWAY ---Warm 2 bedroom and
den (could be 3 bedroom) home. Neatl --plus --
Two bedroom apartment ••• beam ceUing, lots of
wood and glass.
Fireplace each unit.
Gr eat lnvestmentl $9,720 lncome.
OWNER ANXIOUS --$175,500
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CORONA DEL MAR
Fu rn. Studio --patio, close to beach $300 mo.
2 Bedrm., l ba. --beam ceiling, quiet location
$385 mo.
3 Bedrm., 2 ba. ---close to beach, partt.ally
turn., fpl., patio $525. mo.
3 Bedrm. Home plus den, 2 ba., fpl., beam
ceiling $525. mo.
4 Bedrm., 2 ba. Home---fpl.,nicedeck $600. mo.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
3 Bedrm., 2 ba. condo --(l>l., patio, close to
golf, tennis, pool $400 mo.
MAURY STAUFFER-
SEA LION REAL TV
12 13 H. COAST HWY ., LACUHA
497-3388 644-22 12
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Give John a call ·for facts & figures
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Cido Jslc
Newly remodeled, 4 bedrooms, den, 4 baths,
llvlng room with cathedral ceilings. Large master
bedroom suite. $224,950.
PcHiHsula
Four bedroom. two bath hOme • All amen!Uts
loYely ar~ few steps to beach. $189,500 •
BILL GRUNDY, R ealtor
Islander Bldg. at Lindo Isle
341 BAYSIDE DR. SUITE I, N.B. 67~6161 ••• .. •oooo••••'
. ACOBS REALTY
2919 Newport Blvd.
675-6670
I.
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Realtor
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lllfCI lt4J 548-7729
Nc~ BL Costa Mesa
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Dtct 'hclclrbldjutwatcbecl nt.. wwec:anec~wapu~ coupr1 eloNd out lbelr
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Stl!!rday lllebt, ll•lag lba -aDd -rod OD tbo tJI. C ~ M Cba II •
Buca a tlniJ 5-4-1 reoord. lowtac p1aJ a,r a 14-14 Ut. S:;-rday.~ewpo~·-; .. ;
Tbe YlCtory (Ut tbe Pi-Scott l,ohm•a bit l 15-eoDtrol of U:le llqa Bowl
nles a 3(d place flnt&b lD 1ard fleJd loa! i)r tbe Buea tltf trom tbe bec1111111i& &I
the flDal Soutll Coast Coo-wttb Jult 2S leCOD:I& ·teft 11 MlU Terry ltuted the e1~
fereDCt standillla at 3.2.1 •• tbe Srd ~tr to CO lt.d ettemeat wttb an 80 yard
Mt. SAC scored flrst, go. 17·14. touchdown ruo to tbe first
1ng 13 yards In rtve plays, FreM!maa outside llae-quarter. The 2od quarWr
touowfne ao occ fumble. t.cker Mite .... .., blocked wu al., all Newport as
On the 2od play of the a MouUe puDt lD the waD· Peter Stoqbton no left and
2Dd peftod, quarterback IDe milllt .. , Mtt1ac up a scored on a short run mak.
Gary Gulsness hit tight end Orst don oa the lit. SAC 1.ne tt 12.0. Doa Pryor tn.
Larry Hall with a s.yard 12. OCC scored 5 playa tercepted 2 Charger passes
pass for the equalizer cap. later· The blocked puot ,..... in tbe 2nd quarter he.lpi,_
plog an 82 yard drive.' Musso's -4tb of the se&aon, to stop orteosln threats by
Gulsoess bit tailback Faye ao OCC record. Costa Mua. 1n the 3rd
Weatbers wltb a 12-yard Gulsoeq completed 10 ot quarter, the Couprscom-
scortag aerial with just 39 20 passes 1D the coateat for blned defensively aptn as
seconds left In the ball to 179 yards, rtYIDC bim l,S3a Eric Shaw bloctedaCharcer
gtve the Bucs a 14-7 lead. passtnc yards for the sta-punt and Dtck Nichol
Late In the 3rd period son, 5th hichest OCC sl,.:te. recovered for Newport.
wtth a second.and.goal ai season pessln( total. He Tbe Cougar deCease waa
the OCC 2, Mt. SllC quar-l1nlsbed wtUl. 1,598 yards tested, but proved Ita
terback Butch Stocking drop-Jn total offeDSe. strength, as U held the
ped back to pass. Pirate PLAYER OF THE WEEK ~::::::s ~~:. t:~thN~-:~
Marte Lundie, a selll.or , Pridemore 'knocklng down a
at Newport Harbor high 4th down pass. As the 4th
schOol, bas been selected quarter befao. Don Pryor's
as the Orange CouMy Stars' 90.yard touchdown run was
high schOol '·pta fer of the cal1ed back to the Newport
week," for her performance 40.yard line because of a
against ft.mtlngton Beach. cUp, but Pryor was oot to
Newport Harbor defeated be denied as later In the
Huntireton Beach Z~O to game he scored the final
acb.leve a 13 -0 record for Cougar touchdown on a short
the season. run.
Marie has been named The Newport defense was
Newport Harbor high very tougb, with Pryor in-
school's most valuable terceptfng his third pus,
player for Z straight years. Robbie Browning also inter-
Buc hoopmen aim for top
The year of the "tum-
around" hopefUlly begins for
Oracge Coast College's tas~
ketball fortunes this Satur-
day night, Nov, 26, when the
Pirates open the 1977~78
season at Los Angeles Tr2de
Tech College at 7:30 p.m.
OCC has en)oyed only one
winning season Lo the past
9 and during that period
lQ&ged a dismal 94-157 mark
for a .375 winning perceat-
aa:e. Last year th4i Pirates
were 9.17.
But secooo.year coach
Tand~· GUlls feels he Ills
his Bucs headed back toward
the top this season.
"We want to wln the South
Coast Confereacechampion.
ship aDd we'd Ute to win
Ul games,11 the OCC coacb
Slid. ''I don't thtl'lk either
goal is unrealistic. ·Ne•ve
got the talent this year to
be in the nmnlng for tne
South Coast title."
Conference sports Wor-
ma tlon directors recently
tabbed Cerritos to win the
crown and picked OCC to
llnish 3rd.
Mesa High gr2duate, wUI
start at the other forward.
Coach GUlls wi!lopenwlth
6-5 freshman Pete Naumann
at center. He was a llrst
team AU -Century League
performer last seasoQ at
Estancia High and played for
the South 1n last summer's
Orange Couoty high scllool
all-star taaketball pm•.
Freshmen Paul Akin, 6-2,
and Ray OqUI, 6-0, •Ill
open in the backcourt. Akin
was the '•quarterback'' of
Corona del Mar High's CIF
championship outfit last sea-
son. Or~~::lll was nrst team
All.Century League :uld
third team All,ClF last year
at Estancia lltgh, and scored
11 polota to lut JUmmer'a
county all-star contest.
Sophomore Kevin Karkut
will also see considerable
action at a guard !JOst. He
was the sec:ond-leadire
assist man on the squad last
ctpUIIC apaa,aDdErlclla.,
m&ktal _,me tlmeiJ I&Cb. • • • TbtCom..-looliDt.l!o
Chlo!o Ia tl!o -Bowl, 6.(), Tho Cbltfo _,_, Ia
the Jecood quarter oa a ss.
yard ruo up tbt mtddle, Tbe
Cornrnaodos tflrMt...cl to
score oo MYenl oeeaaloaa.
~~ tbey wer. stopped by tbe
Chief&:. ud burtbypelllltiH,
Jay WllkeriiMl, Pat
Williams, Darrin Llbdaay,
aod Tyler Hindi oflbeCom·
mi.Ddos played e:aceptlooally
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CHRISTMAS
12 to 5
• • • SERVICE
• Jon11 Feeney 1nd Feeney
• Stereo Ser,.,ce .,. now Dirt or
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• comotere st ... eo comDQf'lent
• serviCe IIColotoes to tnllllliiiOn
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A pa.ir of b·4 sopbomores
will start In the OCC front
cou rt. Jon Holland, a gr2d-
uate of Fountain Valley High,
will open at one forward
spot aDd MarkO man, a Costa
THE JACKASSES 155. 12 37 .88
145-13 34.89
155-13 37 .88
PTMision •licnment by •
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PUBLIC N O TI CE
S-93535
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
No. A-93737
NOTICE 0 ::' HEARING
OF PETITION FOR PRO-
BATE OF WILL AND FOR
LETTERS TEST AMENT-
ARY
Estate of MA E L. LUS~
TIG, also known as MAE
LENORA LUSTIG, aDd as
LENORE MAE LUSTIG, De-
ceas,d.
NOTICE &S HEREBY GJ.
VEN that EDWIN J. HYMAN
AND ROBERT M. MILLER
has filed herein a petttioa
lor Probate of Will aod tor
Issuance of Letters Testa-
mentary, refereDCe to •bleb
ls made for f11rtJMtr particu-
lars, aad U.t tbe time lDd
place of~tbesa.mehU
been set for Dee. lS, 1977,
at 10:00 a.m., lD the court.
room of Depl.rtmnt No. )
of A.ld court, at 700 Chic
Center Drtft Welt,. Ia lbt
City ofSaata AIW., CaWomll.
Dated NoY. Zl, 1977
WIIUarn E. StJolla, Coulllty
Clerk
Robert L. MOler, 1930
Wllslllre Bl'l'd., ti!Oi, to.
Aaceles, Ca. 90057, ZIJ-
484·8580, Attoney l:>r: pe-
For years, we've all been supportiug the jackasses lD Washington. Now, I see
where lho federal government Is asking us lo take over the support of a new wnch
of jackuaes -lhe wild wrros that are orer-pop~latlng the California desert. They
say the wrro Is eating up what little Yegetatlon lhore Is left In the desert, and
creating a real problem. You lmow, that souods e:actly like what !hose jackasses
In Washington are doing • eating more lhan wo can afford 1o feed them.
WoU, tho Washington jacb.ssos are asking us lo adopt the desert jackasses.
Gtvo them a homo, get lhem out of lhe desert.
Wtlh lbo Democrats In control of things, I think It's rery appropriate lhal their
party symbol, tho jackaas, Is wandering around In the desert. Years ago, these
donkeys wore brought lo California as pack animals. They earned their keep by
doiDg hard work. But, whell there wasn't eoough work for them, they were turoed
loose, llld became wa..odering wellare cases. So, the government steps La aDd says,
•·Let's all support theae poor creatures." Does that reml.ad you of how the Demo.
crats deal wUb people? rm I!Urprlsed that Jimmy Carter hasn't promised jobs for
all lbe desert donkeys. lie's promised one 1o jost about every other creature on
welfare.
Once wo take these desert jackasses lnlo our homes and adopt them, wUI we be
able lo Ialit lo thorn any way we want to, and treat !bern as our own? No slree.
Accor<IIJII to lbe bariiUcracy bandtlng Ibis program, tho federal gonrnment wUI
stiU malataiD owneroblp. Tbo donkeys remain "wards of lbe goYerDment," and are
111bjocl lo goYOrnmont tnapoctlon. U lbe goYOrnment doesn't Uke tho way you're
treating :roar <Iooby with YOUR moooy, It wUI take lbo donkey !».ct. Wbat wtll
become of 11 !boa Ia anybody'a ~'~""· llbyl». lhoy'll put lbe rejected donkeys on a
r ... natloa, lito IDdlana, Kayl>o they'll giYO them to oome dictator u forotcn
ald. After all, Wublngtoo certalllly bas -b jackasses to tllllOrl a tow. After
Geooral Torrljoa bas run the caaal tor a ,.., y•ro, and all lbt macbillery has
brotea <Iowa, be would prollably Ute 1o !-.YO a f.., donkeys lo help pulllba sblps
tllroagb tho caoa1 locka.
I'll ttU :roo, l.blll Is a tuellatlllc •bJocl, Thoro Ia ~ no end to tho puaalbllltlta
of thla jackan adoptloa program. So, I lb1llt we abOII.Id go aboad and adopt tht10
dt10rt jactu.o. Tbey can't bt any more eJpeiiiiYO to •pport !ban lbe WultiDctOD
jackal Ill, At leut, tilt ct.lrt Ylrltly bu I hold OD Ollt tlld, And WhoD bt Clftl
Jllllthe bal'Miallcb, J011 pi a Idee omUt. It'll Nmllld J011 of Jimmy Carter.
AI Forttt
U JOII docldt to ctt a lldlllt tor ywr dootey, we'Yt cot llddl--at tho
llliore. Allo, lboYOII to ho1p J011 ciliA ap hol!lllll him. llao't :roo Wlsb It wu tblt euy
to ciliA lip hol!llld till llleuy Wa•l.ma jaCkallll? "
RGIT RDW RE
uti W. IALIOA IUD .• IIIWOIT IIACII-,_I,CJll-21.
• '
AIR NATtoN.\LGUARDA1r-
mu Cindy M. GebrlDg,
daupter of Mrs. Aura A.
Bannousbs of S64 Gren-
oble Lane, Costa Mesa, bas
graduat.d at LacklaDd A FB,
Texas, from AlrForcebaslc
trailltQc. She oow goes to
Cha.nute AFB, OJ., for spee-
l.aUs.ed trainlng ln the ve-
blcle matmenaoce field. She
is a 19'77 gradUate of Es-
tancl.a b1gb school and at-
teDded Orange Coast Col-
Ieee.
C. M. Harper
tlte eosta )tesa
Coltnection
THE BIG SEARCH
Our city's aimless search for a way to spend $890,000
in federal tax money Is a sad commenblry oo why the
federal oor~ucracy gobOles up so J1U1C!t of__,.our money.
Just multiply our situation by the th<>Osandsof other towns
and counties in the country that are getting this federal
handout, aDd you can get some idea of the immensity of
this rip-ott.
Tbe. old familiar argument is: ••Well, they're taking
the money lrorn us in ta.aes, so why shouldn't we try to
get our sha.re of lt back ln the form of federal grants?"
Now, that makes about as much sense as saying, '•l don't
mind a oorglar ransacking my home, just as loog as he
drops a couple of pieces of the sUverware ·m the yard as
he leaves.'' Because that's just about the way 1t worts.
Government takes a double-bandf\&1 of your sUYer and
hands you bac k a few dimes, so you won't yell ''thief."
Even if you can make a strong argument for the need of
some poorer c ities to get help from the more well-to-do,
there ls still no excuse for a city gonrnmeot asking for
$890,000 when it isn't even needed.
U It really IS needed here, then why In the world are
we baving to look ao hard for ways to spend It?
1f we are going to survive as a strong, free Independent
people, we are going to bave to have the character to say
to federal government: '•Stop. Leave more of the tax money
with the people, so we can dec1de how we want to speod
our own moo.y, without It being tlltered tbrouib u ex-
pensive bureaucracy."
You kDow darned well that the $890,000 ~ing '•returned"
to Costa Mesa by the teds represents at leut double
that amount taken out. And you also kDow darned well
t hat, if we stlll had that $1.8 mlllion ln our poekets, we
wouldn't be holding special public hearlDgs to find ways
to spend it. Let's put it on a more personal basts: Your
share of that $1.8 million (based on the oqmber of tamllles
ln the city) would be about ten bucks. Would you be going
down to City Hall iaoldlng out that extra $10 and sayt.ng
"Please find some way to speod it"? Or, at the vecy
least, would you like to have the optloo of giving the
money away or ki:Htping it?
Think about that, tbe next time some poUUctao teUs
you he's going to see to lt that goYernment does some-
thing for you aDd your city. Then tell him that the best
thlrlg government can do for you is leave you alone, or
at least ask you if you want to be left alone. 1t they wUl
leave that money here In Costa Mesa, I'll bet we would
find some use for It without holdl.ng a slDgle public hear-
ing --and we'd be a;peodlDg a Wbole lot leas.
What better gift than
this beautiful set that
combines quality,
mlldneas and elegance In one
CELLIST CHARLES CURTIS of Laguna Beac h, a student
at Corona oel Mar 1\igh school, wlll be guest soloist
Sunday, Dec. 4, with the Orange Coast College community
symphony orchestra at the Orange Coast College audi-
torium. Cbarles, who is the winner of this year's OCC
"young artists award,'' will perform the coocerto for
cello aDd orchestra by Dvorak. The concert program,
beglllll.ing at 4 p.m., wlll also include overture to
''Theodora" by Handel and '•Variations on a theme by
Haydn'' by Johannes Brahms. The 73 member orchestra
will be uDder the baton of Joseph Pearlman, OCC as-
sociate professor or music.
Humannarians honored
Three Orange County
leaders will be honored at
a formal dinner December
1 at the first humanitarian
awards banQuet spoosored by
the newOrangeCountyCb.ap.
ter, NatiooaJ Conference of
Christians and Jews.
Arthur E. (Red) Patte r -
son, presiding co-chairman
of the new NCCJ chapter ,
said the tirst honorees will
be:
Kenoelh W. Hickenbottom.
who recently retired as ex-
ecutive director of the Or-
ange County Council, Boy
Scouts, after a lifetime de-
voted to youth.
Dr. Stanley Kegel, Santa
Ana physician long active
ln child welfare, the Child-
ren's Hospital of Orange
County and a leader in Jew-
lsb welfare ln the county.
Supenlsor Thomas F.
Rlley, currently chairman
ot the Orange County Board
of Supervisors, and long
Identified with Big Brothers
and other county social wel-
fare causes.
Dr. Daniel G. Aldricb Jr.,
UCI chancellor, is general
chairman for the banquet,
which will be held ln the
Disneylaoo Hotel, beginning
at 7 p.m. Reservations for
the $100 plate dl:.ner can be
made by calling 738-1441.
CANCER KIT RETU~N
URGED IN CAMPAIGN
The American Cancer So-
ciety is as ldog Harbor Area
residents wlth nelghbor-to-
nelihbor ldts to return them
to the American Cancer So-
ciety office at 4030 Birch
Street, Newport Beac h, as
soon as possible.
The nelihbor-to-nelibbor
fUnd-rais~ campaign,
wblch began in tbe spr~
of 1977, oftic lally closes ln
Dec ember, with a roal of
$161,000.
SAFFELL & McADAM
FIRM GETS AWARD
Saffell & McAdam, ~Ud
ers In Irvine, received the
Los Angeles Beautuul oosi-
ness and industry awar~ for
1977 last month tor the Doug-
lus aDd Zook Mortuary in
Monrovia, built more tban
23 years ago.
Tbe Business and Industry
awards luncheon was held
ln Ule Los J.nreles HUton
hotel, where some 31 awards
were presented to builders,
architects and COlllOrations
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rltles and local amateur
golfers will be on hand to
honor the memory of Bin~
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pro-am tournament South-
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21 at the Irvine Coast
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Univers1ty Park; ~r. and Mrs. John Pitchess an<1 Mr:
and Mrs. Alan Wlener, Turtle Rock, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Carlson, Turtle Rock Glen. Ref reshments wlll bt>
served at the University Park clubhouse.
MESSlAH SING·A·LOHG
Choral singers from
throughout Orange County
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dav, Dec-. 10, to parhcipate
in a community s~-a-loQJ
that will present the great
choruses of Handf'l's ora-
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Orange County Assessor
Bradl~y Jacobs will address
a town meeting sponsor{'(!
by the Newport Harbor Art!.a
Chamber of Cammer("
Wedoesdav mornl06(, ~ov.
30, at tbe Sh"ratou Newport
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Mr. Jacobs is f'!Xpe<·t~>rl to
discuss ttae foll0\\'11\f toplrs:
• Rising property ta x~s.
• Managed growti•.
• Social e~met>nn~.: •Jf
land uses.
• Open spare anrl its r(>.
latlonship to tax polld e:..
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a.m. in the Braziha Room .
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CCOMTIMU•D ,. •• LAST IIU:)
Whol'e thai! The Hob' Gboot
.,..U by tho moulh of Doric!. So
ltotb in· the Old and N'ew
T .. LaaMnta men wrote down
God's words as the S pirit of God
.. vath.m.
.And Act• tells us not oni,Y dkl
the Holy S pirit speak by the
mouth or David. but He spoke
al10 by the mouth or all the
prophets. Act&3:J8 sayl,
.. But tho!fe thifiR!f, which God
l.(orr hod 1hewnl by the mouth
of aU hitt prophel!l. tho/ Chri,d
•hould !f u(fu, h ~ hath so
fulfilled.''
And in vers~ 2 1. of Jr!'U" it
says,
''Whom the lu a ve r~ must
rn:ftw un Iii the limea of
ratirution of all thin11, which
God laath •po•en by the mouth
of aU ltU holy prophdl sin~ the
world beiQn. "
All the prophet• who wrote
put or the Bible-Cod did the
1peakin1; the very word. were
God't words; "the thou1ht and
truth were God's thourht and
truth, not man's. Man didn't
decide how to say it, for the
worda were God's words. Isn't
that a beautiful truth 1
God ltut His Words In INiah's
Mouth and tn Jeremlah's
and Ea.ldel's
I turn to Isaiah 51:16 and we
find that is the way it was with
t .. iah and all the prophets. Here
the Scripture .. ys,
"And I have put my words in
thy m outh, and I haue co vered
lhet! in the shadow of mine hand,
that I maY plant the heavens,
and lay the foundations of thl'
,earth, and soy unto Zion, Thou
art my people."
"I have put my words in thy
mouth."
M a ny, many years aeo the
creat Dr. I. M . H aldeman was
pastor of the First Baptist
C hurch of New York City. In the
days when that was a great
stronghold, Dr. H ald~man wrote
to me in his own trembling
handwriting, and call ed my
attention to this verse. ··t have
put my words in thy mouth."
T hat is t he way Isaiah found the
Scriptures and the way h~ wro te
his prophecy.
That is the way it was with
J eremiah, too. Turn to chapter
1. verse 5, "Before I formed thee
in the bell)' 1 knew thee; and
befo.re thOu camest forth ouf or
the womb I unctified thee. and I
ordained &hee a prophet unto the
nations." Now verMS 8 a nd 9:
"Be not a( raid of their' faces: for I
am with thee to deliver thee.
saith the Lord. Then the Lord
put forth his hand, and touched
m y m outh. And th~ Lord said
unto me. Behold , I have put my
words in thy mouth." God"s
words in the mouth of Jeremiah ~
· It is an interesting s tory. One
of the wicked kings says, ··1 don't
like the prophecies of J eremiah .
H e •ays that Israel has · to be
carried into captivity. He
weakens the heart or th~ soldiers
a nd they all feel that they had as
well give up to Nebuchad ne:r:zar''
So th e kin g t ook th at
manuscript o f Jert'miah's
writing and cut it with a
penknife and put it in the fire
that wa1 there in th~ kine's
room.
Now in Jeremiah 36:27 and 28:
"T hen the word o/ th#' Lord
come to Jl'rem ioh, o{ter that the
Ieins hod burned the roll, and thl'
worth which Baruch wrote at
the mot·th of Jeremiah. sayin11.
Take tnee oaain another roll,
and writ#' in if all the former
words that Wl'rl' in the first roll,
which Jehoiakim thl' kin11 of
Judah hath burned."
Isn't this interestinr that the
Lord doesn "t say to write the
meua1e. He doesn't say write
the truth down. but He said ,
"write thoae words that I have
liven you before." And now in
the tame chapter, Jeremiah
36:32:
"Then took Jeremiah another
roll, and 1aue if lo Baruch th.~
•cribe, the son of Neriah; who
wrole th~rein (rom the moulh of
J~nmiah all the words of th~
boolt which J~hoialtim ltins of
Jud4h had burned in th~ fir~:
and there wt:re added besides
unto lla~m many Ulte word&"
Now how could Jeremiat.h
remember to 1et every word
euctly u he had before1 He
didn't remember. God rave him
the words just like He had riven
them before. It is not dependin1
on hi• memo ry. not dependinr
on Jeremiah's vocabulary. Cod
rave Jeremiah the very words
and he wrote them ~own.
Thlit i1 the way it was with
E•kMI. In Ezekiel, c hapter 3.
and vene -t :
.. A,.d Ac toid unto mf'. Son of
~~ton, 10. ~~ tiiH u,tto the hou~e
of ,ltrocl, Gild Jpeolt witl, my .oi=il. .,.,. , .. ,... ,,
Mod-ia 1:10: ""'11••• .......... ,.,. ~.
-o(-.. •ll _. IMII ......... ___ ... ............ -........... -..::;~-·-., ......... , .. ........
• • • ........... ___ ...
Bible thaD: God' .... lhoao tho
very WOf'dl of tMScrlpt;v.r-. '""'-. ......,. __ .... ............
Now. thiD, tho -.Ia ol tho
Bible are et.mal wordt. U.iah
40:1 aDd 8 uy:
"Tite •rou witlwretlt. llw
flower /ad"eth: kcaaN the qirit
of the Lord blowetA upon. it:
sur~I"Y tha P"I* i; troa. TM
1rou wilhcrarla, IM flo~r
(odd/a: but the UIOf'd o( our God
•hall•tan.d forever.''
And that ls quoted a1ain in
the New Testament. in I Peter,
ch apter 1. The Scripture plainly
says that o n this eternal
foundation that is "not or
corruptible seed , but of
incorruptible, by the word or
God, which liveth and abideth
for ever." T he eternal Word of
God!
And that is taught in a
number or other places. For
example, the 119th P salm is a
good lesson (or us here. Verse 89:
"For PIH!.r, 0 Lord. thy word i8
settled in heallll!n."
God's Word is settled forever
in Heaven. God had the Wo rd
there before it was writte n down
by man. You see, C hrist's birth
had been planned before the
foundation of the world. His
crucifix ion had been planned .
Then it is not surprising if all
that was planned. the message
was planned. too. 'Thy word
£or~ver is s~ttled in heaven, 0
God.'
Here it is again in Psalm
119:152:
'"Co ncuning thy tt~stimonies,
I hat>e b town of old that thou
hast/ound#'d them {orl't'f!r."
Founded the Word o( the
testimonies of God forever.
In P sa lm 11 9:160:
"Th}' word is true {rom lh~
beginnir~g: a11d #'L'f!ry onl' of thy
riN hleou.~ judRment!i e11dur#'th
{or evt>r."
Oth~r books ge t out of date,
but not the Bible. It will endure
forever .
No wonder Jesus said it again
in M atthew 24:35.
"Heaven and earth shall pass
away, but my words shall not
pa.~s away."
T he eternal Word of God. How
important is the blessed Word of
God.
~Now lbe Lord has prepared
things (or us, this wonderful
truth. Don't you see you a re
roinr to have 1to answer to God
about the Bible? I hav~ a miracle
in my hands in this Book. I don't
mean the pape:r, I don 't mean
the leather cover. I h ave in my
hands a messare from God, the
infallible, eternal Word of God.
And ten thousand yean (rom
now this will still be the Word o(
God. It abides forever . It ls
writte n in Heaven. Every word
of it in the original manuscripts
was breathed out from God. How
foolish for me to ignore it! How
wicked if tdon 't read it! What a
perverse and arrount attitude or
a proud and a haurhty •pirit if I
don 't love it. •ubmit to it. try to
follow it. meditate in it, and
learn it . The bleued Word or
God!
And you can 't take the Bible
without Jesu.. U you re:t ri1ht
with God and let Juut come into
' your heart and 'if you teek Hia
face. then you can have JetUI
and the Bible. Then you will
enjoy the Bible. But you do not
have the heart part or either
without the other. It take. Jnus
to help you undentand and love
the Bible. And it takes the Bible
to help you understand Jeeut .
too. So a Chriatian ouaht to set
out to meditate in the Word or
God and read it and pray for
God't light on it.
Is there someone who hears
me today who hasn't read the
Bible throurh? b there someone
who fincb it dull readin,? Oh.
then on your knee. conreu your
ain to God. Confeu that you
don't have a heart for this
bleued Word or God. Why don't
you find out if there ia any
rebellion. if there is any coldness
in your heart toward the Bible?
Confess it .. a •in tq God. And if
yoU haven't personally trusted
Chrit;t (or salvation, that may be
why the Bible iSn 't inter•tinr.
Why d~n't you uy, "Lord J nu.,
come mto my heart and make
me God's child, then I will feel
like readinrGod's Word"? 1 hope
you will.
What Is
Christianity?
In the .._., it ia !Ia II: us; In' bsn,iti.•ss .,,
Ia Fl?h., it ie Wll-J ln..._, i&ilt• a L' 11
... .,.. Olil..-1
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Towonl tho-. It II..._.. I
Toward tl•• wlak••• lt i •
a ' t ssq
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BUT THANKS BE ro ~
WlfJOI oivlnJIUB ftllr Vl'CrollJ'
Tll1fOUOH OOJILOIID.mBUB CHIU11'I'
.-1 Cor, 11:&7
F'lom PULPIT HELPB, Rldpllold, N. J .
Allantr• __ ...,.bow
-I&""* 10 --blm. .. ,....., .. .. ,,,w. ''Twol --_,
Dlda't Ood ... ~ all?" •-n. A""4PQr
ud aoi?llf etan,.:W a.," ._ .W.
"I clld oD I CIOIIId .. 11ie4 1&, ODd 11!o
A....,., clld oD He CIOIIId lor It, ODd
JhWM~.••
-oo ll!o Apo;odo hul bunlo
out witb. triu...-""""altMnkw.
pw;,lar ll;o viciGry ll;ot .. -
Ill Cbriot. He had -~
be-to -Cbriot, aatD a.Dy
ll;o IMDtJ Lord had 110-blm-
011 ll!o roed to Do_..,. No -bo-nottzytotaiW~cndit
to bin-If. He _,-., "But UDtr ~
be tlwnk•. '' He 1D11D1 God tbl • .«
Ill ouabodiotinttiol! to God ll;o Soa.
Tho dolinlte -._.. -ll!o wmd God bon lloo !Moo). We
-paropbrue It ... "But UDt.o
God tbe F8tbtr be thanb."
Tho -tranolated "tl;a;;b"
Ill 0..,.. ia t:ltaN. which ltaDdo for
.. _ .. In .-t iDoPtaDmo In 11!o N.,..
TMI;e.,..,t. A siJnO.r 1188 of the word
occun in ftonwn• 6:17, wblre Paul
doola with tho !!Ubject of victory OYW
sin, u be -bon. "But Ood be
lhonkad, that yo ...., tho -
of oln, but yo hove obeyed fn>m tho
bout that form of doctrillo which wu
doliv<nd you ...
Tho G .... won! chaN .,..,_ fn>m
tho verb cll4irM, "to rejoice." Orig·
inllly it aefated to "that pcOp.ty
in a thing wbic:b e&\1811 it to aive a
joy to tho .......... beiPoldon of it"
(Tn!l!chl . Tblaelon! it .... tho -
or beauty of a tl!lna· 'I'hll1 it came to
miUl ''the favor'' and ltill later ''the
~ lhot is -by tho
favor." In the New T-t•nw1t the
word is uaed DOt eo DIJ.dl u tbe favor
of,..to-utho!avwofOod
to-. /uldtho-oMofpllode
orJ0111!otlt .._,.._In-tOwonl
God h 'aho cwllod c/>aN. It 0o tho
-of tho 'tiOitlly to tho ~.
of tho holy to tho olnf!!l. C/lario 1..-1
~· iq>?W a favw freol;y -·
..--.. _..-al """"'· fhvlh>llto aal;)o -In tho bounty Uld free..bsartlid:aas of the pwr.
(Soo R. C. Tn!l!ch, s,.-.y..,o of 1M
N.., Teo-pp. 186-8.)
Wbot-ollwbocktoOodu
thonko, t.boo•e,lo aal;)o wbat He bU
.rr.dy llwD to uo; it "' ....,. of Hia
.,...,.. Of our "'"' -. -caz;not
-God. Hlo ....,. -to be
!l!lldo of-. -it-"" it
-bod<. What • --!!lilY 9oan; fn>m thi;;l WboD ... obow • -
to •••..,.., we t..e8t him. But the
tJ.nb that ,.. ,.,.. in retum ia
,.... b Ul. 1'bere ie DBVef • liviD&'
without • naiviJ!i. Jl.. God ~
giveo lfio -to uo freoly without
!!11)1 apectotioo. of """"'· lot .. do
tho oomo. Unavoidably He -..,.
Olive a ntum, howeY.-, tad 10 do
-· And, --pt it without ... pectinalt, -va9uo it twice .. much.
Let Ul ....... that grace beltowed
produceo joy. lliDoo joy ia tho .,.m..y
!!'M"inc of tbe word cltairoo.
./ul-admiral ODCO bod 0
.-11 ;sd ~ aDd drculoted
-bl;; ...--aDd-·
01! It In -typo -tiPio bad<· pouDd: ll(t Caa't Be l:kmt," ad
-· In bold blldl: typo -tiPio ' -pri;;ted, "But H.,. It Ia." A.
-look at oln aDd nalize Ito otnqth,
-would -to be --· _.. it -for Chriat. "But thenb be to God. wtuch
(liwtb .,. tho victory through OW'
Lord Jeouo Chriat. ''Tho pbraM ''which
(liwtb .,. ..... .,._.t partldplo In
Gnok. A bott« tra!!olotion would be
"Who ~ 011 givU;g ua." Tblo ia
-juot -victory lhot God giveo uo but a CIJII!IUnt. _.....,. of victory
through Christ. We • not win tho
victory ounelv•. We don't hove tho
""-"'· He simply siv• lhot to ua.
Tho verb bon ia didonli, fn>mdidoomi
mM"ina "bestow, grant." It ie given
to ua u a rtallt of ou.t attachment
to Cbriot. Victory ia tho by·prociuct
of the doae relatioDihip maintained
by tho bellover to bl;; Lord.
THELOUD SAMARITAN
Napoleon ooid, "Battloe an won,
not by IIBl, but by a man." He wu
riabt "' 11101'1! wayo tb;m """· victorioo
... ...... not by ChriotiaDI! but by
Chriat. And it ia our privilop aDd
joy to oboro iD Hia victory. Like tho
omoiJ boy wbo jumped up aDd -
aboutiua "We've won , wt~'ve won!"
•t • football pme-tl>cuP he ....
not a uwmhw of tbe team or of tbe
ocbool '"'" ..... ted by tho team-...
too can rojoico In • victory with which
we aMCCi•te ounelvee. We can live tn
joy aDd triumph. We too .,., !lbout,
''We've WODI '· avfJI tbe victory that
waa .a•••!loliehld by our Lord Jea~~
Chriat on CoiV&I)I 2,000 r-;; Ill"·
wHO CJM)ERSTOOD
THANKSGIVING
IAPiuo 17:11·19
From PULPIT HELPS, Ridcafleld, N.J.
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-. tho ODe·-~ ..
• --had ..,... opnod -Pol·
-lib wildfire, tboy mod -· '' J.ue, M...-, have D*'CY OD Ul!''
It 0o difl!mlt, if ,. ono r-tt?;.y,
to tnPde .,..._ ~ witb that
olddy -Oil ll;ot daoty roed. Tboy
pVU01 hove la!own --tboir Clllly
d!loDce to -tho owflpJ ......
CJIIWW'!M of thlir cUrare. U J..., did
notl>ina for tbom, tboir -would
ouno!y _, iD -aDd cii-.J dootl;.
.• J.u. . . . t.v. IDII'ey Oil ... , ..
'J'hoair'IIU-Mlolllivw .....
Olltho_...or-ofthoMa;;
of Oa?lloo. Jl'lnally J-epob: "Go,
lboor youl"'lllllv. UDto u. prts:N. ,,
In olhol' '""""· .. to tho prWt for _of...,.... ,.,._.t
r-tt?;.y-but tboy _.. to .. aDd pt --1 Samothq of tboir dooplladoll,
aDd tboir ai-iuc -m t1Pio
Ma;;, .. -In tboir ............ for
what muat have I . •«< a "Y.-y dlf.
flcu9t -.. with tho prWt. n-
it llappnNd/ At IOSDe Jawc•nt-cPta
by owprioe-U..O loll -?open
..-e cbaDp!. E..,. diuaid csll
Ill tboir-oiJclc?o;;IJ--
full t.lth. eipeiJed by Ul tO Sill -I -wbo 6nt notloed tho
.. ......, With ti•'w¢me IWlfh EFT ,
tho -lj!od lllnii1P tho -· J-""" doow il ,.,-,J TID a· ......,_ bolr;jpo had--lw?
bJ tho -al God. Tboy _...,
-thoroed--"-"'~ ... -
2 pl .......... bow tho prWt
would -••• -,.. .. tho No ·-altho lor ,...,_ .... , -
............ l ..... jcly. Allollal_ .. _,.._
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full
Do you beve a !IOid tiPio 'TI;o;;b.
Pv~DB-' Tbore .. ODe wbo-. tho roods of our world Ill ,.,._ baDd
-. .U powor owrtho illo ·of man·
ldr!d. Wl*l He -your way,.
name m. DUDe, aDd beliaYe He am
'""" whacloe In your ?ife.
THANKSGIVING
IS RECEIVING
In tho daJbot hour of tho war
wilh OermoDy, -tho ~ of
civillzat>oo .... -ina Ill tho boJ.
I!!!CO, tho Coa..-of Alliod Womon,
,.,.....,. Ill Poria, odopted tho riDciDc
olopn, "Boliove victory! Think vic·
t«yl J>r.cb victory! Uve victory!"
Tblo ., tho ....... lhot tho Apootle
Pwalm 116:12, 13-v-r c:loeT· Poul -1111 to adopt In view of tho ~.ltiaoo~to
ly: "What oboll I JODdor unto tho bellow that victory U; -a>ie; but
Lord for .U blo baPofite toward ""'? we muot be c:loeT In our miPPda u to
I will tOe tho <UP of oalvotioD, aDd bow it can be """· Tbore can be 110 call upOD tho ,.,., of tho Lord ... If ... ~ .... aB tho olhol' !!pllnlllriatio of Chriot'• victory Ull•
....... hav1o -~ lfio ~ wbicb God heRon upon ator-••!C, eveo u Cbria CXJUld DOt
110 u;d -tho c:up of oa1votioD be vlct«<ouo <Mr oiD aDd dootl; UDdl
which ia tho -of .U, 010 ,.. not He bod 6nt -fiod H'---" ~• -.ble ..,._ It limply oo-.•t ----··~
--to (live tJu;nlaJ for .U our faileD man In tUiDc upOD -ta.,wn~ b' .... if .. spur1l the ~~ of tbe wodd aDd c6riDc
opH>;ol alit of etemal -· ruu-. • .mflco In-plo;ce, -· Wo.,. quick to tOe who-we can ""-tho pmalty of dootl; ""..., bol!alf.
pt our hoDdo onln tho way of .n.1>1y CoD you look U1J0D J-u otaDd·
,...,. .. "' •• ODd ... --·uldo.... ina iD your plo;ce, to -tho ....th c~ooy In tho r-to (live God our ,.. . or God for you, aDd not bo .,.,...n
_. tJ;anb. But dm't ... -rather = .r.:: toU: =::: l=
rldkuloua-if not -;ally ..._.__ Cbriot, lib tho ram cauabt In tho
-,. -tho c:up a1 oalvation UwW, ,... -od In your plo;ce.
for our ....Jof w.. lib J-your...,. had raloed
If your -.... .n tho lood. ~~ .• t tbr loat dod;q, u;d loJa which you ... able a _.... AII.,...,U='I!I wwy
110 poe-. ODd thoD 1o.v1e. tboir ,_;ttoburyyoulna-alwnth.
........... -you ... -JII'O' J-Cbriot---Ia your
violoD, bat -tho ... ltwl -plo;ce to IW I I llll!at otorm. Qm -
lap altho Oook'len tnloiDc. which bout-lor-hour--•
Oubjoct -tiPio aDd --CoD you .... ..,. to ... -. would you ,..., wilb tho -of faltl;, ---...,.s -10 ·-tho ~-b wit) o1 til* tMMtPtac •. ...s Cbria u He ..,.. ..._. don fkra:D
tM+h't ... al rr' of ,.-a...t tM a-a., clr•t:Md Ia lfil OWD blood.
-...., aDd I!Of, • .,_ .,... tho ......
-bo. •• .... . ... your-ll;ot He .-..s lor -; -.. He w-. ....... ;' =· al _...,
lio lw h 1 '1d 10-. thoJ -=.::: :..aDd...:::' c: .............. 81& .......
..... -al ........... a.tot .. balm thot ..... "''I'-·-ai-
J I 1110 -. ..... -I& -olrlpoo "''I' -·"! (A.... ,_
N II I ..... be -... ,. to Jl'lnol,)
Gad, .......... -... -.... Orllr """" you -by foltll No -....,.__...., • ..... tM -"1 ........ alyour-ODd JOOOhod ll;o
lllo&S._a ...... '-Hio..., lw-al a.tot;o-1-••11 ~au,_ __ ,.,._ ,....._..,..,......,., ... .__
I ''•I I ......... I bb ... ,..._ ...... ....._,._ 3 • I ' " ..._ .. , ........ "0,__, ~ "I
.......... ,..to ------· ...... . •"'1'·-·---... -.-a.. ....... 1 ........... -.,,,..._1&
... --.... -llrrM. ... _,.................... -'1'-..... loc¢ IF ...
., _.1 I • • ~ -· .. Crop .._ * ,_ of d.. :r, ........... ,~-..... I'll ftlolil .. ,.. ..... ,..._ ........ *I ... ,0 '•" ..... .... ._ .......... ''', .. ;:.; .. c..;:.r.;· .... "'I
,_....... •Ma 2-•a lEU ' I 1 .... •
1
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•
DISPENSATION
OF GRACE
Many peopte hew • mistaken
notion that. 1 dispenMtlon t1 •
period of time. Thl1 It not" so,
however, for tht word "dlspecua"
me~ns slm~y "to ~·• o~rt..'~'fhe
word "d•speM~~tion," ttMn
,.,..,. "the act of cU~nl) o;
dealing out," or "that ..,_. is
dis~;.': :;ede,:,~:: .. ··dl~-
ries , for exam_,.a, ~ IMdi·
cines are disPtnsed to thit PDor.
Sometimes thHt dl~
sre conducted on 1 ,_,.*'llr
day of each w.ek. Suet! t• dls-
pensetion of r'Mdiclnt mtt .ke
1 full twelve hours esch ~k
but it does not follOw frq~'thli
that a disPtnsation is 1 PIHOd of
twelve hours! It is rather fhe act
of dis pensing or thtt which is
dispensed.
The word dispensation is used
many times in the Bible, though
it is not always translated the
same way. In Ephesians 3:2 Paul
writes of "THE DISPENSATION
OF THE GRACE OF GOD
WHICH IS GIV EN ME TO You:
WARD ." God had committed to
him a wonderful messaoe of grace
to dispense to othen. Thu. we
read in Acts 20:24 his stirring
words, spok'n in the ftce of per-
secution and death: I
"But none of these things
move me. neither count I my life
dear unto myself. so that,! migh t
finish my courw with Joy, AND
THE MINISTRY WHI CH 1
HAVE RECEIVED OF THE
LORD JESUS, TO TESTIFY
THE GOSPEL OF THE GRACE
OF GOO ."
The "gospel" or "good news"
of the grace of God: This was the
dispensation committed to Paul
for us by the risen, Heended
Lord. This is always Paul 's mas·
sage: ''Where sin abounded
GRAC E did much more abound ...
the forgi11eneu of sins, according
to the riches of His GRACE ...
justified freely by His GRACE,
through the redemption that is
in Christ Jesus ... by GRACE are
ve saved. through hit~" ( R~.
S:20; Eph. 1:7; Rom. 3:24: EPh.
2,8,9).
...
What Is
Hopplnessf
p,.a)m 16
Whether we know it or not . bap·
pineM is something we all are .eek-
ine. HappinHS is a thinr you can·
not beg or buy or borrow. It cannot
be obtained by teelr.inr .
Lord Byron lived a life of pleasure
and ease, yet he wrote, "The J'OI"m ,
the canker, and .,;er are mine
alone."
Jay Gould, the Amerinn mil·
li.onaire. round that happineu it not
in money . When dyina he Nid, "l
suppoee I am the most mi.erable
man on earth."
John Bunyan penned thue
lhourhll on the subject: "The truly
happy man was born in the city of
receneretion. in the parUh of repen-
tance. He owns the larp~t state in
the country o( Christian content·
ment: yet wean the plain 1armenta
ol humility. He h .. 'meat to eat
that the world knoq not of.' He has
Gospel submission in hit conduct.
due order in his affed.ion, aound
peace in hia conscienCf!, and Nnc-
tlfying love and joy in hit soul."
HappineM is won not by pttin1
but by civing. It goes out (rom the
heart before it comn in. "A man
mu.st contribute to the atoclr. of
human joys before he c=an par·
ticipaU in ita profita."
The answer it simple. Hepplneu
is found in Christ alone! "Whoeo
tru1teth in the LORD, happy it he" .
(i'rov. 18,201.
0 hapPJ' flay that fiud my chotu
On Thn , my SorJiour and my
God!
WtU may thil tlowi'V Matt p.joicf',
And t~ll ill roptW"tt pll Qbrood.
Philip Dod~
j,_ M....,. ,._ Mro.-" ' P.W.
Owa\w, Allr .• ~ 1m ~ "nit ,...,.,. 81116tiNIIk* cl ~I
..
,
·'
Kathy Ails will
tHE ICE . Clfll MAN !Oppose~Bergeson
We M ... Olr 0wa Ice c,_ A aoaeb I..tcaa womuiU
.EWOIT HAitiOR E1S1 CJI
rua.a•m lEW. v. PCll
11r ... Y••lrf •MOI&DC*! tllat abewWe.bal-J••• Xfti)Ort'l KariiJI
&.fiUOD for tM a.pabUcao
aoma.tloa lor the 74tftltl.tt
A ... mblJ Dlltrtet M&t. The
post 11 aow beld bJ Democrat
1loDaJd Cordofl of El Toro. o.n.Pu•• .. •
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HARBOR FELLOWSHIP BIBLE CHURCH
23RO ST. at ORANGE , COSTA MESA · M5·50SO
OR. F. KENTON BESHORE, PASTOR
SuDday Moroing Worship •••••••••.••• 10:30 a.m.
Sunday School -9:15a.m. Wednesday service -7 p.m.
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Sunday Service -9 & 10:30
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8:00 p,m,
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Week days: 9 a.m.'~ 5 p.m.
Wednesday: 9 am-7:45pm
Tuesday: 9 am-5 ;pm, 7-9
• • •
.SECOND CHtJaCH Of'
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Newport Bea.cb at
Corona del Mar
•
3100 Paclftc VIew Dr.
Sunday School -10 a.m.
Sunday Service -10a.m.
Wednesday: 8:00p.m.
R I:A.DI N& R 0 0\4
3500-B E. Coast Hwy.
Entrance on Narcissus
Moo.-Frl.: 10 am to 5 pm
Sunday alterooon: 1 to 3
Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm
• • • •
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LUlHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER, LCA
2900 Pacific VIew DT.
Corona del Mar, Callt.
LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
Pa51or -· Pbone 759-1031
SUNDAY SERVICES:
Cbureh school • • • • 9:15
Liturgical service • 10:30
Nursery and Coffee Hour
ACer•111w••••
Costa Mesa.
FIRST UMITID
MITHODISTCHUICH
18th St. & Harbor Blvd .
Ca.rcltkileelter
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W----I:HA.k
CHARLES O. CLARK
P .&S TOA
PAUL H. ALEXANDER
t.SSOC I AT£
GRACE BIBLE CHURCH
Veterans Memorial Bldg.
565 W. 18th. Costa Mesa
REV. TOM TYREE, Pastor
SUNDAY SERVICES:
10:00 a.m. aDd 7:00p.m.
CmLDREN'S PREP
SCHOOL, 10:00 a.m •
HOME BIBLE CLASSES:
Call 55Z -0092
*Teaeblng Bible Doctrine*
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W A )' .'~ f: P . M U 1.1 F. N , P A .\' I 0 I<
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6i1l0 P,M, -EVANGELICAL HOUR
301 MAGNOLIA AT SANTA AN A AVE., CO STA MESA
1flymout~ Qlongrrgational mhurr~
A FREE AtoiD INDEPENDENT
CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
T HI~ RF.V. JOHN A. I.INDVA /.1., t14 inishr
. taOO A.M. SUNDAY• 118LI STUDY
10aSO A.M.a WOIUH" S!ltVICa, SUNDAY SCHOOL
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HE1Q1TS
NURSERY CARl! PROVIDED PHON!a 64!-2HO
Kathy A111 ElMr, 38, who
opefttee a prtntt motln-
tto.ltehooJ, IJIIDOUneed ber
e•cwUd*cy Jut week. de-
tortbl.ac bei'Mlt u a ''Cold-
wattr a.mucu. • • Sbe eatd
abe bad IDteDded to run for
tbe ASHmbly 2 years l(o,
but backed out when Newport
auto deal.er Jim Slemons,
wbom abe has mown for 11
ya.rs, Melded to run. Mr.
S1emons won tbe RepubUcan
aomlJII.tlon, but was upset
by Mr. Cordova in the gen-
nal election after Slemoos
was bit wltb charges of un-
faJr campaign practices and
poaseutoo of pornographic
matertals.
Mrs. Bergeson ran third
in tbe general election on a
stroag wrlte-lo campaign.
llr. Slemons bas slnce
blamed Mra. Bergeson for
P-UBLIC NOTIC E
ORDINANCE NO. 1756
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AUTHORIZING AN AMEND-
MENT TO THE CONTRACT
BETWEEN THE CITY
COUNCIL AND THE BOARD
OF ADMINISTRATION OF
THE CALIFORNIA PUBLIC
EMPLOYEES' RETIRE-
MENT SYSTEM (ADDI-
TIONAL C OOIC E TO ELECT
THE 1959 SURVIVORS
BENEFIT)
Tbe Ctty Council of the
City of NeWpc>rt Beach OOES
ORDAIN as follows:
SECTION 1. That an
amendment to the Contract
between the City CouncU of
the City of Newport Beach
and the Board of Admin-
Istration, California Public
Employees' Retirement Sys-
tem (Addtttooal Cbolce To
Elect Tbe 1959 Survivors
Benettt). Is hereby author-
bed, a copy of said ameoo-
meot being attached hereto,
marked "Ezbibit A" • and
by such reference made a
part hereof as though here-
fA s« oat lD MI.
SECTlON 2. Tbe mayor
aDd CUy Clerk of the City
of Newport Beach a~e here-
by autborued, empowered
aDd directed to execute said
amendment for and on behalf
of the CltyofNewport Beach.
SECTION 3. This Ordi-
nance shall take effect thirty
(30) days alter the date of
its adoption, and prior to the
e.xpirattoo offtfteen(15)days
from the passage thereof
shall be pubUshed at least
once In the Newport Harbor
Ensign, a newspaper of gen-
eral circulation, published
and circulated ln the City
of Newport Beach, and
thenceforth aod thereafter
the same sball be In tun
Ioree and effect.
This Ordinance was intro-
duced at a regular meeting
of the City CouncU of the
City of Newport Beach held
on the 25th da}' of October,
1977 • and was adopted on
the 14th daY of NoYember,
1977, by the. following vote,
to Wit!
AYES, COUNCILMEN: Dos-
tal, Barret, Kuehn, Mcinnis,
Rogers, Ryckoft, WUliams.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN:
None.
MUan Dostal
Mayor
ATTEST:
Doris George
· C lty Clerk
Pablllh! Nov. 24, 1977, In
the Ne1rport Harbor Ensign.
SEND IN YOUR
CLASSIFIED ADS
TO TR E ENSIGN
C•lcl .,..,.,. the appearance
of,wn ----~••FACE-CM~ce~t•s
ITAFI'IJD BY LICBNIIIED MEDICAL DOCTOM.
IUaGEall:l PEaFOUED aY Ct:aTIFII:D
ll18QIEONS.
fOI "' .... tNfOIIMAnON 547·8069
bls cW•t aad bu •owed
to llfRIOrt 10meoee to run acatut the 8Jc Cuyoa ,...,_
deat iD oest Jwae•• Jlll'tJ
primary.
Mrs. Elser says" CQYU'Il.·
ment thould be nan lite •
bui1Dess," aod that ' ber
baeqroud of owo..tar and
rna.oactnc 3 bu8loeeaes
qualUlM her for tbe Job,
She Is board chairman of
the lut1tute for Per1001l
Detelopment, which ~
moUvatiooal semloars.
The heavUy-RepubUcan
74th District is eapected to
produce severa.l other pri-
mary caDdidates. Frequeotly
meotlooed, but oot yet an-
oounced, are David SOls, an
Irvine city COUnCilmaJl;
James Glavas, former New-
port Beach police chief, aod
Lee Watkins, a former as-
sistant to Mr. Cordova.
PUBL iC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The toliowlag person Is
doing business as: The
Starnes Company -Realtors
& Builders, 180 ''E" New-
port Center Dr., Newport
Beach, Cal. 92660: Fred-
erick Darrell Starnes, 1827
Port Tiffin, Newport Beach,
Cal. 92660.
This business ls conducted
by an iodlvldual. Siped:
F rederick Darrell Sta~s.
Tbis statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 14, 1977,
Publish; Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 1977. in tbe Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85361
P UBLIC N OTICE
S-93446
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person Is
doing business as: Pacitlc
Painters, 29712 Preston Dr.,
Laguoa Niguel, Ca. 92677:
Robert Deoois Kopenbefer,
29712 Preston Dr., Laguoa
Niguel, Ca. 92677.
Tbis business is conducted
by an individual. Signed:
Robert Dennis K.openbefer.
This statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 9, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, a. 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign.. F -85186
PUBLI C NOTICE
S-93447
FICTITIOUS BU:iiNESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlag person is
doing business as: Fisher-
mans Locker, Doheny Park
Plaza, Pacittc Coast Hwy ••
Dana Point, Calif: Robert
Peter Stetren. 26931 Calle
Maria, Capistrano Beach,
Cal. 92624.
This business is conducted
by an tncUvldual. Signed:
Robert P. steffen.
Tbis statement was tued
wltb the county clerk of Or -
ange County Nov. 7, 1977.
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85031
P U B LIC N.OT ICE
MARY AND JOSEPH meel befOJ'$ the Cltrist Child in
tbis native Italian "Presepl, •• or naUYtty scene, part
of the collection of internatlooal creches oow on view
at the Newport Beach office of Los Angeles Federal
Savings, 3201 Newport Blvd., across from City Hall.
The manger scenes were collected by Anita Albimonte,
an employee of Los Angeles Federal Savings, in her
travels in other countries. Anita's favorite and most
valuable creche is the Ger man '• Warmspiel," wlllcn ls
constructed of intricate wooden pieces. Hut from lighted
candles causes 3 levels of the elaborate piece to revolve.
Paper drive is scheduled
OCC's recycling center
will conduct its annual fall
paper drive Nov. 28 througtt
Dec. 3, from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. each day,
Local residents bringing
paper to the center are in-
vited to tour the facilities,
meet the recycllng center
staff a.ld find out what re-
cycling is all about.
The center, located on
Monitor Way, next to tile
baseball field, is a deslg-
nated receiver of recyclable
PUBLIC N OTICE
S-93445
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NA ME STATEMENT
The following person ls
doing b.Jslness as: PEZ,
Ltd., 1201 Dove Street, Suite
570, Newport Beach, Ca.
92660: Lawrence E. Peter-
son, Jr .• 8 Wtndwood, Ir-
vine, Calltornla 92714.
This rosiness ls conducted
by a limited partnership.
Signed: Lawrence E. Peter-
son. Jr., General Partner.
T~is statement was tiled
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 9, 19?7,
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dee.
1, 8, 1977, 1o the Newport
Harbor Ensign, F -85185
PUBL IC NO TICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEME NT
The following persons a.re
doing ooslness as: M & M
Auto Body, 1701 Pomona,
Costa Mesa, Ca. 92627: Jim
Karooff, 1730 E. Stearns
Ave., La Habra, Ca. 90631:
John W. Karnoff, 2452 Man-
zaoello Dr ., Rowl.aoo
Heights, Ca.
This business is conducted
by a general partnership.
Signed: Jim Ka.roolf.
Thls statement was tued
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 8, 1977.
Publish: Nov . 10, 17, 24,
Dec. l, 1977, 1D the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85093
materials for the City of
Costa Mesa.
Profits from the center
are awarded to OCC students
In scholarships and grants.
OCC offers
star show
OCC's aMual Christma~
planetarium show,·· The Star
of Bethlehem," wiU be of·
rered Dec. 2, 3, 9, 10, 16
and 17 in the Planetarium.
Friday performancesareof-
fered at 7:30 p.m. a ld 9
p.m., and S:durday shows
are scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
only.
Though there Is no ad-
mission charge, seats should
he r eserved at least one day
in advance ll}' calling 556-
57 7Z, The show will be pre-
sented by OCC astronomy
instructors Steve Lattanzio
and Joel Levine.
PUBLIC NOT ICE
S-93364
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followlog person is
dolog business as: Del's FUe
Sltarpeoing, 617 N. Mantle
Lane, Santa Aoa, California
92701: Tom N, Delamater,
617 N. MantJ(> Lane, Saota
Ana, California 92701.
This business Is conduct-
ed by an lndlvtdual. Signed:
Tom N. Delamater.
Th.ls statement was !Ued
with the county clerlt or Or-
ange County Oct. 27. 1977 .
Pu blish: Nov . 10, 17 • 24,
Dec. 1, 1977, In the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -&4·U5
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-•c•. _... --·--· r.:Jtt1001 .. ta
IIAME STATEMEIIT
fiCUIIQ!lj --TM 1t111aort1iE -II •AIIII'r.ATIMDT doilrl h'*nr • Dr 5 IIJ
Tllo loll oirc -to. 6 Carroll, _. ... l 10,
.... bt11 • Coloa 101 FllhD ....... ltcwput
,...., ....... 1 'ri1TI "--C...,, ll .... rt ..... Ca .. ...... .aocUIIPU Dr., ua...-,.. Lilli-. ~~~e.,
lllte·IIO, -..,.n Blacfl. lin Tort. Dolallltic. •
CA. -lact t. Luo, Tllll ,_._ ~~-· D.C., II.D., 1'101 ._ 111 by a........-111M*
wood. JniDa. CA. t1'111. JIWDI"C'bJ C. B&oebr, Pn ..
nil: •• 111 Sa co.llet-.adtlt.
Ill iiJ eo -· S1pod: · Tbll otato....t ..,.. 111od I. L. Lat,II.D. •llll lhi-J<IIrtoiOr·
Tbll --..,.. 1111d -COOUily Not. f. 11'1'1. wD tbtc:o.t)'clertotor. Pablllb: HoY, 10, 17, u_ .... c-aet. n, 11'17. Doe. 1, tm, m tho N._rt
PltlrUIIr. Mot, S, 10, 17, ' Harbor EDilp. F -MN1
14, 11'17, lo tho Mnport --------Harbor Euip. F.l44()? PUBLI C NOTICE
ILiiiiAMMWM ......... _,
Tllo """-~ =-;.;.o: "::..--..: _._,_1' ...
~~·· . .,... '-•••• hfl~~ .... ta_ ... ,_ .... ..,,Calli.-.
nlll hdPS ill CID ... d•
Ill iiJ eo _1.,.1. ,.._ La---Tlda ·--.... llld •lllllllt.-,clorl<,oiOr· .... ClliiJ 11or. 111m.
-..... 10, 7, 14, Doe. 1, 1m, to 111t ....,.rt Bu11orlolliL ,.....,4
PU .. LI'C NOTICa '
P 1..! B L.l C N 0 T I C E --;;P~U:':Il::"L':I:':C:'N::-:O':T:-:I-:C-:E:--IIOTf:E TO CREDITORS
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
8T ATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE
FI:TIIIX8 -..as
!lAME STATEMEIIT Tilt......,.. __
dolac -u: C'Eit. Boo, 550 S. C-lhrJ., JA.
rua 11ooct1 -1: An A.
Dous. IS Btu Paw, 11-A,
lrriot, Cll. 11'714; I-
8.9149ii -. FIC~~
FICTITIOIJS BUSIIIESS
!IAIIE STATEIIENT !lAME STATEMENT
Tbe tollowLDc per.,.. art · n.t ....,_ JtHDDI ue
doi.DI bu1Diu u · K. M. . .._ ••••• u: st. Clair ANOCiate-, uoo' Qu.U :ro_.,,.., 115 Btlll.s,
st-. 8Uito zoo ""-Jt ~WJIOI'I ~ ClllloruJa
B•eb, Cllllo"""' HMO: Koo -Allu ~1. SUO sto1o, 1100 QaaU St-, Tloo-•· lrrlllo, Cal-
lulle zoo Nawport Booeb, liD-111715; Seymour
Cllllorma' 92140! llanll ~ 115 BoUII, Nowport
.lll)'or 1100 Claall Stroot, 8-CIIIIDmla IIZHO. ,aau1 Zoo Newport Beach, Tbll baeJMIIll cooductect
Calltonta' 92MO. bJ a ltDtral partJMrsh.lp.
Tllll bulllou II coadoet-llpod: Allu ~1.
eel by a cnenl partotnbJp. nJa Jta~emeal waa Wed
Slped: KeD Stei.D, ManiA Wltb the county clerk of Qr.
Meyer, 1111• County NoY,/ 41 19"1'7.
Tllia atatemeat wu ftled Publtah: Nov. 17 ,z.t, Dec.
wttb the count)' elnli: or Or-l, I, 1977, 1D the Newport urf Coaaty NoY. 15, 1977, Harbor Eulp. F -14960
Publlltl: Noy, 24, Dee. 1,
1, 15, 19'17, 1D the Newport
H~r ElloJ(n. r -Mm
PUBLIC N0TtCI!
S-i3491
FICTITIOUS BUSII'fESS.
NAME STATEMENT
The loUowi.Dc persoaa are
doll!( baolDols as: (1) Dallr
XU A,_lltes, Ud., (Z)Dai-
Q XM Asaoclatts, Ltd,, (3)
Daisy XIV Auoelatn, Ltd ••
tlZO Blreh Street, Suite lot,
Newport Booch, Calllonll
92660: Joho Koawtar, 190'7
Bayadere Ternee, Coroaa
del Mar, CalltoraJa UU5;
Charles J. DtamODCS. 159 S,
BowiLDc Creeo Way, Breat-
wood, Calltorn.ll. 90049.
Tb.ls bastoesa 1.1 coOIJacl-
od by a Umltod portoenblp.
Slcoed: Jolul Komrlsor/
Charles J. Dlamood..
This statemeot wai fU«J
with tbe COUDty clerk or Or-
ange Coaaty No.. 15, 1977.
Publish: NO't'. Z4, Dtc.. 1,
a, 15, 1977, 111 the Newport
Harbor Eutp. r .assto
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
fbe tollowLDc per80DI are
doing Wslness as: LaNon'1
AoUques, 1125 VIctoria,.
Costa Mesa, CA. 926%7: La
Nore M.. McKeDJ.It, Mil
Olympic Dr., H•lltiiJctoe
Beach, Ca. 92646; R. Bruce
McKen.tle, 9682 Olympic
Dr., Hunttneton Beach, Ca.
92&46.
This hlstoess Is coDduct-
ed by a limited pe.rtnerahlp,
Slcoed: La Nore M. Mc Kea.
zit.
This statement was ftled
with the county clerk of Or-
qe County NoY. 16, 1977.
Publish: Noy. Z4, Dec:. 1,
8, 15, 1977, 1n the Ne-.rport
Harbor Ensl(n. F ·155M
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followLDc perso01 an
do Inc tustneu: as: The Mqtc
Needles, 24411 Osprey, El
Toro, Cal. 92630: Lat loDillt
T. Mlnc, 24411 Osprey, El
Toro, Callf. 92630; Patricia
A. Fab1Dc, 2SS42 Dill
Mear, El Toro, Callf. 926SO,
This buslDtu Ll COidlct-
ed by a ceoerat pe.rtnerslltp.
SJ(ned: Lie Lonalt T. M1Dc,
Patrlcla A. Fablac.
PUBI.:.'I C NOTIC E
s.93431
FICTITIOUS' BUSINESS
NAME STATEW.:ENT
Tbe tollowiDC person 1s
dol.itc bulDtu as: Wedge-
wood Post aad Glass Co.,
111 Dtamood Afe., New.
port Beach_ CA. 92662: R.
Paul E-rd, 117 Ruby, Bal.
baa lolllld, CA. 9Z662.
Tbia: tusiDess 11 coDduct-
ld by u lodiYidua.J. Signed:
P. Paa.l ESDt.rd.
1'hLs statemeo.t was rued
1rttb tbe couaty clerk of Or·
UCt CoUoty Nov. 4, 19'77.
Publiab: NOY, 17, 24, Dec.
1, 8, 1177, lD the Newport
Harbor ED1icD-F .84893
PI,JBLIC NOTICE
S-!13450
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST.\TEliENT~
Tbe tollowiDr penou are
........... u:PukLWo
8idJdla& Co~ HO M._rt
Cootor Drtro, 9lllo lUO,
11-Jt Boaeb, c llllorata
liMO: WWJam S, Meueas
pr u:i PbylllJ M. Mtasea·
cer U75 Trusts, Marsball
L. MeDutei,-Trustee, 2230
Eut Emperlal ~Jchway,
S.lte 111, El SecuDdo, CalJ.
InDia 902.45; WiUlam L.
Ceobep.n and LuereUa C.
Ceobepn 19'75 Trusts, Mars
lball L. McOuiel, Trustee,
WO Eut Imperial Hlch·
YIY, Suite 111, El Seculldo,
CaUiorD1a 90245; Harold E.
Geobepn, 1423 East Broad·
way, Gltodale, Calltorn.La
91Z05.
Tbl.s bustaess is co~a~tucted .
bJ a leDtnl ~rtoershlp,
Sl.coed: U:ushall L. Me.
llaolal.
Thll statemeat was rued
wltb tbt c::ouaty clerk of Or·
ure CouatJ NoY. •. 1m.
Pabllslt: Not', 17, !4, Dec.
1, 8, 1 '177, 1D the Newport
Harbor E1111lp, F .84895
PUBL.tC NOTICE
S-9st5Z
FlCTITIOIJS BUSINESS
!IAIIE STATEIIENT
No. A·93109
Estate ot ELIZABETH
UPTON, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV -
EN to the creditors of tbe
abon oamtd deeedeot tbat
all per8001 baviDC claims
ap1111t the atd dee-
l.l'tl required to rue them,
wtUI the necessary vouch-
ers, 1n the otflce of ti'MI
clerk of the above eotltled
court, or to present them,
wttll the necessary t'OUCh·
us, to the uDdersl(ntd at
the oftlce or his attorDtJJ,
Keeoe aoo Dloo. Newport
Arches Marina BuUdirlc,
SSS3 W. Coast Htghway,Sulte
401, Newport Beach, Calll-
ornla 926&3, which fs tbt
place of business of tbe ua-
dersJcned In all matters per-
tai.D.J..ai to the estate or said
decedent, within tour mouths
after the first publlcatloa
of this ootlce.
Dated: Noumber 14, 1 9'77.
Ga.h1n R. Keeoe, E1ecutor
of the WUI of the abon
umed decedent.
Ke.e aod Dton, Attoroeys
at Law, Newport Arches Ma-
rloa Bldg., 3333 w. Cout
Htchway, Suite 401, Newport
Beach., Callfornia 92663; tel.
·ephooe: (7 14) 645-4()4.4, At-
PSa-, 1100 ··~ .-. Apt. 8.101, Nnport -b,
Cll.~.
Tllll-11--
od by • -nl pan.rAip.
Slpod: A•l A. 11Goo, EJnu.
uelPSa-.
Tbll ltatemeat wu tllld
•llh tho C0U111J Clort of Or·
liiC• CoaJIIJ !loY. 7, um.
Publtlb: NOt. 10, 11, l4.
Dtc, 1, 19'1?1 Ia tbe Newport
Harbor EuJcG. F .NI'JS
PUBL.~C NOTtC,E
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEIIENT
Tbe loiJoYIDc permu art
doll!( boot-• 11: Tlo Pao,
UU Newport Bl'f'd., eo.&l
"-· Callt. tza7: llory Fay PeDDiDc, 2500 North
Mouawo, Claremo~t. CL,
91?11; WWiam c. Bryee,
M.D., 16168 &.eb BJYd.,
Huatiactoo Beacb,CL IZM?,
Tbls bu•l,..ll11 eoadlettd
by I ttoenl partaer.rd,p.
Slrood: llary Fay P-.,..
TbJs statemeat wu ftllcl
with tbe COUGtJ clark of Or-
1111• Couoty No•. 1, 1977.
PublUII: Jtoy, 101 171 14,
Dec. 1, 19?7, 1D the Newport
Harbor EDitp, F .8501!
toroeys for E1ecutor, --::=::-:-==="":--Publtsh No 17 24 n... PUBLIC NOTI C E : '' ' • ....,c. FICTri'IOUS BUSINESS 1, 8, 19'77, in the Newport NAME STATEMENT
Harbor Easign. Tbt followt.ac per-1.J
PUBLI C NOTICE dolrc tNJtnUI U: Bio·
Ss93442: Feedback llwtttlte of Soatll-
FJCTITIOUS BUSINE&'i '.en Cal.ll:tnia.. BJo,f..t-
NAWE STATEMENT baet IDitilllte ot Orure
Tbt followlng periOD ll 'Coaly, 501 I....U. An-
doiQC buslness u : Mart:tn ... CoroM del Mar, tzUS:
I 1.,31 AI rt W I'Yy W, WiltmtJtr, P\.0,, A r, lPO ay 1651 Creta.mMdow, t.lltlll. Soutb, Santa • Ana, CaWor-C
n1a 92"10?: Martin M-tatton. •;.:•:.:.m... 11 coldlct~
loc., a California corpora-ed by ID lDdtridlaa.l. Siptd:
tloa., 19331 Airport WIJ Jyy W. WlttmtJtr, Pb.D,
South, Santa Ana, CaUfor. Tb:ts statemellt wu rued
ulaT~~slness ts collduet. wltb the eou.Dty clerk ol Or.
td by a corporation. &DCt Cou.aty Not'. t, 1111•
Corporation Name: Mar-Pablllb: HoY. 10• 17• U.
tln AYiaUoa., Inc., Richard Dee. 1, 197'1, lD the RIWIXIrt
F. Fontaine, President. Harbor EuJcD. f.M'Jtz
Thls statement was fUed P VBLIC NOTI_CE '
with the county clerk of Or· --'-==-=-=..:.:.:::..:'---..
ange County Nov. 10. 1977, FJCTrrtous BUSINms
Publlah: NoY. 17, 24, Dec. NAME STATEMENT
1, 8, 197 7, In the Newport Tbe followlDc periOU an
Ha rbor Enslin. F ,85288 doLDc a.IJ.Dtu u: o..p
Sbo'Weut, 21511 "/la Str-'
P UBLIC NOT IC E pteatt. £1 Toro, CalU: Bat·
S-93432 ban R. Blall&rd, 21516 Via
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS S.rpleate, £I Toro, CalU.;
NAME STATEMENT Vtt'lall R. Graal. 10!91 La
The foUowtng persons are Hacltodl. 1-7 , FoaataJaVal-
dol.ng busineus as: The ley 12701.
flower Factory, 9592 Ham-This busiDnalaCODdlldld
mon, Huott.actoo Beach, ca. by a reoenl pa.rtDenlllp,
IU. 9264&: Tarry w. Ashley, Sicoed: Vtf'IIA Jt. Grut.
17680 San Simeon, Foullt.IJD Thl..s statemeat wu flied
Valley, Callf. 92?08; Huree Yilll tbe couatJ elert ot Or-
Slier, 17680 San Simeon. UCt CouatJ Not'. I, 1m,
Fountain Valley, Cal. 92?08, Publt.b: NOt', 10, 17, &f.
This business~~ codlct. Dec. 1, 19?7,1111 tbt Mnport
td by a limited partoeralltp, Harbor Enslp, F .. 150M
Slcned: Terry W, 'Ashier. · pu'eLIC·NOTlCE · Thl1 statement was ft.led _ _;..;:.::::;;_;...:;,;:..;..>,;;=--
with tbt eouoty clerk of Or-FJCTI't'IOliS BUIIMISS
qe CouMy NoY. 9, 1977, NAMI S'UTIMIJfT
Publish: NOY, 17, Z4, Dee. Tbt follow1ar perb ...
1, 8, 1977, ln tilt Newport dolac bu111s1 u: A.A.F.
Harbor Enstp.. F ·85144 Lid., &UII .. A Aiel tr1n Tbtl statemeot wu m.s
wtth the COWity clerk of Or.
lJICO Ccan•r 11 ... IlL 11'17.
PubllJb:. No•. u. ute. 1, a, 15, 1m, lD tbe Nl'lfPOrt
Harbor Ealtp. F -15511
Tbe t.Uowtoc periODS are
dOiDC t.ctOMs u: Murphy A.,..... Pa.rblerlhtp, &lite
1%0, 110 Newport Celhr
Drtn, Newport Beach, Ca.
tz&eo1 Richard D. JoDes,
1950 Port Edward Place,
N._Jt S.eb, Ca. !IUIO;
c. nomu Mallos, 14%8
laldcl.ltl• Drb'e, Coroaa dtl
ll&r, Ca. trM!S.
TblJ tu1Dea 11 CODductecl _ _;_P,::lH!..::,:L:.;I.::Cc.N:.:..:;O.-'TC.I.::C.;:E;__
by • -nl portDoroJilp. S-'IUZS
St-.-......--.
92141: Rle-II. Alllo,
5952)..-rt Clrelo, --lacloD Booeb, Ca. 11141.
P.~B L1C NOTICE ;J
STATEMENT OF ABAif.
DONMENT OF USE OF n;.
TmotlS BUSINESS MAllE
Tilt .. Uowtar -U•• aa.Ddoaed U. •• ot
Ill• .. -. ..... lilac Ea-
torprt., Utll 0.01'1)', lEI Ton~, Clllf. aaso. tboFie·
tJUoaa 811....., Jtau n-.
.................... 111111 Ia o...,. eo.,oot.~l-lm.
Lu '-» T. IIIII, U.ll o.pr.,, II Ton, Caul.
-. -lilldd@To, IIIli 1-. II-, II Tbnl,
Colli. t88IO; Palllell FaJ>.
Ill.-1-. K•r, II Ton, Calif.-. n.. a e sr ,.. ooe-
-..., • ..-.& JUl. -,, -= Ll "-" T. ..... .. , ..
~Ill ··---!"~ ..... Or-
... F;;,:or.7,it.~ ........... ._.. ,
Slpod: Rlcllard D. J_.. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
nil: llatemdt WU met~ NAME STATEMENT
wtu. tbe COUIItJ elert of Or-Tbe lollowlllc penoDI an
up Coa:aty ~. 7, 1977, doLDc blllDHI 11: Loma
hblilll: ~.17, U, Dec. RIDCb: Ho~ne~,201ZBII&Ii&DNI:
1, I, UJ'M, ta tbe lfe'W'pelrt C..Cer Drtn, Srlaltt 155, lr-
Hartlor Eestp. F -15017 YiDI, CA 92'715: Yellow
PU8L.IC ~OT1 CE Brick Road 9alld1Dc Com-
pi.D)', lAd., 20U Bua&Mu
Ceater Dr., ste. 155, lnlae,
CA 111715 : RollaDII J. cot.
u ... 14 Dahlia St>:tel, Cor·
OM dtl Mn, CAtld5;llol.•
old C. Wood, 2001 1'<lrt
Ram111te Place, Nnport
S.eb,CA 112&60.
S-11411
FICTITIOIJI BUilNESS
IIAIIE STATEIIENT
Tilt ........... penoo II dollc r.~'S?II aa; Marc:ul
... llnJ bttrprlllll, 9
hUt •r Drt'fe, Coroaa 411
liar._ c~ 11811: ut.
tra-~~.-.. c-...,.,.aoo, 1 -.. om., c..-dol
liar, C--. ,. ....... ~. .. .., . ...,......, c.,.--Olin· T... ba 'M '• IDe.,
Mems lln'J. lr., Prtct-· ...
nil ... lllld
-... ~,Or· .,.,g \;,, ... ~7!~
Doe. I, 1m, •.,. .. ~ -, w r ... u ·
TbiiiM ...... II-t-
ICI by a c-nl porlllorAJt.
lipid:' -A. Iloilo, Jr., PHAtlc1t of Ytl:low
Brie~ -Bolldllr Ceoa· ....,, Lid.
T'IJ ... r•lllt wu ftlrll
-1M-elortt" Or--c.-, .... 4, tm.
Allonl)' or-or.._,
-I.Ffld to, -La-114 D <fDN. CA ........... ,. f1t/7tt--· ' , Ill·· llor. 17' 14, Doe. !t !> 1m, to 1111 .. .,... u..nor-.rtp. , .....
1'htl tu4 I .. c:oMicted
by • -pa-nlllp. Slpod: Rlello.JII II. Aotlo.
Tllla otot-.... llliil
•1111 1M ~ elora of Or-.... c.-, 11or. •. 1m.
-.... 10, 17, 14, o.c. 1, 1m t 1.1 .. Jf..,...t
Harlior Eollp. r --
JICIIIIX8 ..,.no -. 10 •AMI tsern,.rrrm Til .. 1 C: I lo-nr......._..,_ ... •a•• , .. ,. ........
....... u a a II cl8e hu z. .. ' • =:..:.:.=: -'loa!!._AO ::"1:: C..
-O.hn -ol :.........:-.,;il!l:.; Pr.rt. 4 11 i ,..._ at ltee.G ..... ,_._ • fiE ar
ALrJort ~ Drtro, C.. --CoQII II~ Calli.
..... Ca. tlal. '1\e ee~ Ol'lllll ~ eao ... ..... twou ................. CeelwDttN, .... .,., ... .
-lor tM.,._.._ port ._, Cllll. -.
ClliCI oa Oct. &1, 111!z. latM . 'Na bstaanitaenllttcd C-of 0...... TH til i1J a a COO)IOR,._
................ ~ of .. c:.r,.....,. -
pehJOIU) 'Witldnwtac u a AIMI'Ieu •rtsrn hm.t
,m.n -tpoaro, c....-us 1Mb ~tree~. Mntt•• nu reeem 1111 wu lltd s.eo,ca.-. •IDIIII-eJoraotOr =--'!!::.n .!":f:d ..... c.-, Od, 11, 1m:
wltb tM c.-, Clort ol lf."'t:: :"U.:·11~
OrucaCooiiiJOet.U,lm. Hortiorbotca, r..&4flo
PlblUb: Mot' ••• 10, 17, -:;,;:;,:;::=::...,;..:;;.;:.::
It, 11'17, 1D tlae Newport ~-,--'·~:;:,:.:!;L;!I~C;,;N~O~T.:;IC~t-
Harbor EooJp. P -41114 ._
PUBLIC NOTICE
1-IIUS
Ff:TITIOUS IVSIIIEIS
NAME ST ATDIEJCT
Tilt ,.lloo'lac permo II
dolDI( IN*-U: MLA /·
MAUS, 17148 8-rtlloolo-
vard, lrTIDe, Ca'1*)nia
9!71f: Morrl.s, Loh!'tllcb 6
A-.,clatn, me., CaJI6:»ndl
corponlloll, 17NI s~
Boultnrd. lntne, Cal~r
lla m11.
Thllba ...... ll--
td by a corponlioll.
CorpontSoa •me: Mor~
rts, Lolutl&cb • AuocJatn,
lac., A. P, Paluso, V, Pl'tllo
Tllla otoloa:oot ..... 111111
wllb lbo-clort ol Or-uc• Cooi!IJ 0et. zs, 11'17.
Plblisb: HoY. I, 10, 17, u. urn, t.a the ffe'lt'POrt
Harbor Eootp. F -NSll
PUBL.IC ~OTIC I!
STATEMENT OF ABAN-
OONMEHT OF USE OF Ftc.
TITIOIJS BUSliiESS IIAIIE
Ttw tolloo-111( pa..-
hue abladoatd tbt •• of
tile tletwoua tulla.IU aame.
SyiYla C. Hoc:bmanuds. ...
B. Hocbman, DBA Mar1Dtr•1
cotr.. Sbop. at teot At'oa
Stroot, Nnport _, Cll-
la)nia, uaa. n. ftetttiDIII
buiiMu -.me nltrrtd ID
abon na Wed iD Oruce c-oo soa11 llttl, 11'1&.
Sylria G. Hoe ...... 14a Ita-
poll ••r. c-.._Calli.
lla"l; -B. Boe-.o, uaa MIIDU wu, eo.ta .....
a, caw. tll!'7.
Tills b .. .,._, wu cc.-
duetod by a Part.rlblp.
s~ 1111 .. 11. Hoebmaa.
Publllb: !loY. 14, Doe. 1,
8, 15, 1m, to tbt Kewport
Harbor EuJcG.
PUBLIC NOTI CE
S-ISSII
FICTITIOUS BU81111l88
MAllE. STATEIIISIIT
'
Tile toUowtac pertOM ue
dOfllc buiDHI u: Amerku
klt11 11101 Tteree, l.ac-
Nipel, CA. l)h'M: Jamee
r. -.. HI01 Tllrw,
Llpa Ntcoo~ CA. IZITI, J..... t. BndJ, 1111
CI'UifYtn1 llublttaa
Btacb, CA.; .Ubett Ill. Rum.
HY, eon De Palma, Soltb
Gate, CA.
Tbll-11--
od .., a ~ .. -nblp.
Slpod: Ja-F. PbolaL
Tbll oto-oJ ..,.. 111011
.rtlb tM-IIIJdortoiOr-a.ir• c-,. !loY. z, 1m.
Plblt.b: Jlot'. 10, 17, M,
Dec. 1, sm, 1a tbt Newport
Harl>c>r blip. F.M'Itl
·-FICTITIOOI ._ ...
II AilE STATDUT
Tilt .. -.~~~::
tor Drtro,
port -b ·-.. -BoJ "l Ooldoo,
"*'1• Robert B.
-Dor<--.eo..
OM dol IW, CA lllllcJolta a. 8llolloo, 1511 ~ wut,
P.O. 8os .a, La IOUI, CA -· Tbll 0.-oll-· od by.-,._ .... lp.
Slpod:Job&SIIIllo-
TIIII --ftllllod
_ll!o_etonoiO..
.... ~ !loY. 1, 1m.
Pllilllb: !loY. 10, 17, 14,
Dtt.1, am, 11 tM Jtnoport
Harlior Eootp. F.-
PUBLiC NOTICI!
S-lUM
FICTITIOUS BIJIIII£88
NAME ftATEMENT
Ttw io&wJoc Pl£'10&1 are
doilc t.aa•• u: TUu~
laad Ltd., sao Newport cea ..
ter Drive, !Itt. 515, lfft-
port Booeb CA 9lHO: H11
llboltoo, -lloKb, (P.O.
8oJ "\!:-. Colondo 10401;" rt H. ......
4to0 ~rcbtlter lloed, Cor-
OM del Mar, CA ttai;IGIID
S. Sboltoo, 1515 ~ Wilt;.
P.O. Box 41, La loll&, CA -· nil bMtSSBI .. II IPI··
=.~==:·r. nu ..............
wttb lhl -Cion o1 Or-
liiCI ~ !loY. 1, 1m.
Plblllb: -Mot. 10, 17, u. .o.e. 1, 1m, .111 u.. Mwport
Harlior EooJp. F-
PUJBL.I.C HOTICJ£ 8--FlCTmotlS BOliiiiEIS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbo ........... paa.oll dolac .. _ II: Be,....
O..olopmooJ Groop, 5GO
lfnport C•er DrtYt,lfft-
port Booeb, Calllo-
1 .. 11 Be,.... lloYolop-
• ... GI'OIIP. lac., a CalUDr-
lla oorpontloo, 500 ""· port Clllor Dmt, ft-Jt
Baeb,C~-.
Tldl bM1zn· II COidlct-
od by a -ttoa.
Co~·-lla1-
-Dotolopte.aJI Groop, lac., W, ll Watt, pr11U ....
Tllla ""'-.... 111111 wlh 1M-elort ol Or-
liiC• ~ lloY. 1, 1m.
PltiUik Mew. 10, 17, 14,
Doe. 1, 1m, 1a tM 11-rt
Harlior EU1p. F-14745
PUeL.IC ,NOT I Cit ..__P_U_B_L_I_C_N_O_T_I_C_E_
8-lml
FICTITIOUI-188 FICJtllOOI -IS
MAllE STATD'EIIT IIAIIE STATEMENT
Tllo tolloftl( pe-an Tilt ........... -II ............. u: ~r".. doilc ....... u: ,...
lit L -r IlL, liolto 100, Clillllc YIMo lOll B&,-
C--, Colli. -Drtoo, •.,;z,ort llooQ, Ca.
-I. ,UW1, llt ... --II. Ba ........ ae-, Balboo, Cllll. -a-. lrritlt, Ca. -l; Joet 11. Badotet, .,._
Mtl ... ,....._ .. .,..., nil hrtweleevt~W _ ...._, caur. -.. . iiJ eo lodltlt 1. ...-
T.W ><••• .. er111 •-J-II. a.rttt. .. ..,.a-rnl..........,_ No '117 ..........
llpodl lacl Ji. -wlllllllo _, eWii o1 o..
11dr •••• • wu tiled up C..b· Get. ll. 1m.
-~~~o-,cleftoiOr· -llor, I, IO, 17, .... c.-, Od. 14, 1m. 14, tm, 1a 111o ~ '"'"* llor. 10, 11, 114, losliot......, r.-.
Doe ••• 11'1'1, b ... lloWpoot --==,...,.,""""=~ ~-111o1p. r..&4fll --;i~~;;~ P'UaLIC NO.TIC&
~UeLIC NO~ICI!
A.f1144
IIIPUI08 COURT Or CALIPOIIIt1A, couwrr or ORAIIGE
0r1tr •-c-ror a.a..oolft ...
-JobaoiA(IIIoor)
' lou -• poJttloll lo thll
-lor •• -r allowlllr tJMIJIEr, tDc:IIIDceldlamt ___ .....
--La. aU"p.~.~ .. ':
•Iter dtnuid ..-r bt·
lore ~coartiDDipartDitDt
Ito. I at 700 Clot< Clllllr
Drl:yt W..C.;SIIb ADa, Cal.
lltnda, oa Dte. u, urn, at
U:OO o'c:loet a.m., ud tbeD
1811 tbln How euH, U any
tMy .... , W'by a.ld ·Pttltiol
IDr c:IIUpofaamesbollldoot
lilrruood.
I is lllrtbtr ordered tbat
a eGP1 ol Ulll order tD sbow ...... .,._ .. __
port Eulp, a .... _,.r of
PMnl elreolallott, poblllh-
111 lo thll .-, at lout
Met a weet for four coa-
MCC!n w..U prior to the
day ol ald tworlac.
Dolod: !loY.'· 19?7.
lAster Vu TattU!oYe
ladp al the Superior Court
Pll!lllb: 11 ... 17, Z4, Dec.
1, I, 1fJ7, 1D tbe Newport
Harbor Eutro.
PU8LI,C .NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSIIIESS
MAllE ftATEIIENT
Tllo lollowiDr par-II
dolliC --11: WUlll Ad.,.rttotttr/Dool(ll, mo
Blreb lltroet, Sullo101, New-
port -b, CA IUIO:
-
Ill WWla Dl,
, lrYIDI, Callf.
'
T1ila \110-1 II COSidiet-
od by u lodl.-t. Slpod:
Clattilo E. WUlll m.
T1lll •temeat wu tOed
wltb tiM couly clerk ot Or-
uce CCJUtJ Oct. !4, 1977.
Plblla: Ho•. 3, 10, 1?.
14, 11'11', La tbt Newport
Harbor Ellllp. r -Nl71
PUBLIC NOTICE
Ff:TITIOIJS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tbt "'lowtJJI per1011 an doilc ........ u: Orup
c.-r Carpet Saloo, IZ571
--..... Tullo, Clllf. IUIO; c-.-rB. Weill,
llfll ............ Tullo,
Calli. tu10; Stepbea Pall1
Stutdilpr, SO?O Eut Froa.
ton, qbolm, Cull. 92106.
Tllla --II coadu<l-
od by • r-.1 portoo~
8lpod: 8taploo P. 91 .... 1111-
or.
Tllla --..,.. Wod wUII tiM COIUitJ elert ol Or,
.... CoatJ Oet. 31, 1977.
Ptbl1al Hot' 0 I, 10, 1? I u, 1m, 111 a.. NftPOrt
Harlior Ellltp. F -14586
FICTl'I'IOIS BUSIIIESS
IIAME ftATEMENT
Tllo ........... poraoa II
dol~~ tNII'III ar. J'ue•s
A...., 1721 E. c-"~~. Co,_ dol Mar,
Ca. •-lleftotl~ 100 AtocMo, Coroa del
liar, Ca. .a.
n&l .......... co.dlet-.. .., u ....... ,,. 81pect.
-lldlolll.
,... -~~·-... IUtd trlli llio _, elort ol Or--c.. t Od. 17 11'1'1.
-llor ••• lo, 11, u, 1m.~.~1a_ tM ....,.rt --'·-,.U.LIC HOTICI!'
-•-covaT or t 'tll ftAft or CAIDOaio\
roll TD t:OOWTI or
08Am& ... A--110\'iCI or IIA'-1 _ ..
GllAYILLK
PUBLIC NOTICE
S-9SSIO
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
MAllE ftATEIIENT
Tbe JoUowtat periOG Is
dolac ,_.._ 11: II aDd II
Ala.rru, 15711 Carrtt L•e,
Hu•tartoo Booeh,Ca.IIUt?:
Howard Stet'ea Scbonftld,
15711 Carrie l..abe, HuatlDc-
loo ~lb, >a.;IZ4t7.
Tb.ll bllltltU II eoDduct-
od by u i,otdiY,.,.l. Slcaod:
Ho•IU'd 11-le~old.
Tl!J.J st&tement wts nlld
with tiMI Couaty elnk of or.
uce CouDty ()(ot. 24, 1977.
Publish: Nov. !, 10, 17,
U, 1977, In the Ne-.rport
Harbor £Mtcn. F -84!09
PUBLIC NOTICE .
Ff:TITIOUS BUSl~'lSS
!I AilE ST ATEIIENT
The lollowltrc person~ ar.
doiDC b.!siDtu as: Sir Ju
M•ts, 20982 Brookhllrllt,
HulltJ.IICloD Piech, Calli.
tUM: Ylchlel AAdrtw Wal.
ter, !0'77! Skimmer, Hallt-
llctoa Beaeh, CaW. 91646;
Fn.Dk Thomas Walker.
ZZIY71 lllattilor, Huotlartoo
Betcb, CaJU. 9!646,
This busiDHI 11 coDduct-
td by a poeral partMrshlp,
Sl(aed: Wlcblel Walker.
ThU statement was ftled
wllb tbt county clerk of Or-
a.nc:e County Oct. 28, 1m.
Publllh: l'foy. '· 10, 1?.
U , 19'7?, in the Newport
Harbor Enslp. F -84500
PUBLIC NOTICE
. -FICTITK>US BUSINESS
MAllE STATEMENT
Tbe followtDC per.,a 1.1
dOiJIC biiSaesa u : American
Coloa Tbtnpy AsiiX'latloA,
4500 Carnpas Dr., Saltt 830,
N._rt Boacb, CA. liMO:
Jact L. LaDe, o . .:., N.D.,
175S2 Cottoawood, lrYtDt,
CA. 92715.
Ttll.s buslaess Is eoadlc1·
od by 111 lodlridual. SlcDI<1:
J. L. Lou, ~.D.
Tbls ltl.lement wu med
wllh the c:ouaty elert of Or· uc• Ccauilr aet. 21, 11'17.
Pubtllh: Mo•. s, to, 11,
Z4, 19'77. Ia the Newport
Harbor EDIIcJl. F -M40S
PUBL.IC NOTICI!
FICTITIOUS BIJSIIIESS
!IAIIE ftATEIIENT
TIMI tollowtDC 1>01"1011 II
dOIIC blllMu u : Ms. Mn-.....r s.mce, 4010 Part
llnpoll, ttll, N._rt
Boaeb, CL -0: -1 s. ........ 4010 Put "-rt. fill, 11-rt
B•eb. CL tltiO,
Ttall hdn• &I CMdld·
od by u ladl-. lltpiCI: ..._ .. _ Tbll---wllliiM_,el.rtoiOr-
-Cnotr Oet. 17, tm. '-bUill: HoY. I, tO, 17•
14, lm.L_II 1M II_.. ·--, __
,_UeLIC NOTICI!:
FICI'IItAIIIICM:M-
.... ftATIIIEIIT
TIIIM ....... an
... bd •• I h .....---.. ..... _,_,Bal. ... ConK.--t. ,u. .... -3 Ca?lf..a; ........ -,..., I 31, Ca. ~ Nit.. .. II!: ..... • jii' ::
-,: ·-s. =.. c:. _.,.:t.,*'"llr· ~~ ... ·aa ~!I ... I
'' . "\ .· . I o ..
' ,. ) .... , .. .
.,. .. '
" ---\
,
• W•ming: Ttia SurpQil. G..-ujl H.a$. Qetermin.ed , 1 .. ,,
Thit Cig .. ne Smoking Is Dengeroua to Your Health. .
• , i
I
,
I
MIWftOIT HAIIOI INSIGN -NOV. 24. 1f77 -..... I
J
. Re ular a:S
Menthol
'
PU 8 t I C HOT I C. ~ --:. ,.=U::-::8::1!-t::":C"':N:70=:::T::-II:::;:e,_--~,=u::-::.C'L":I'::c:"'N::'O::-:T::-1 C=::E:-...of ~U 8C.I C N 0 T I C • lt'U8LIC NOTICI: NEWI'08T HAnOR EIISI~
PIJBLI SHED lfEIICY ·PG. 6
T)tqlllllo\Y, IIOV. 24, tJn ,
COIIIIIA OEL IIAI!, CAUF. . --
OIIIliii411CI MO. l'm E. ,_UGE. -· 1111 .. ~ • ...., _ _,..., ..
AX OIIDIM411CI or TU ern or BIWPOIIT 81ACB ,_..... ~ bo peralod ..... oo Mtb ,.,....,
ADIDO C8APTIJl -TO Til& IIDPOIIT MACK 10.01.010 PllltllrrTim lllllll.
IIVIIICIPAL CODII PIII'UJIOitG TO Til& COII·I'IIOL A, IIIIIIDilmAL .. I liLTS. Dtallat---or Gndt IIDINdile.JJ I' 10' 1!1 U' II'
......... , ·-_....._ to ....... -Uld
ua of llpo IIOIIMd by -IO,OI.GIO Uld -C<>m-,DIIIritl~. AIID RIIOVLATIOII OF 8llll8, AIID DIIL&TIIIO AIID 1, Ill lilt R.A, R-1, R-1.1, 11..1 Uld SP-4 (roo-!)
All&liDOIG CIRTAIII SECT10IIS OF TrfLil ZO 8£. DIJtrida: 0ot .... or -fttalloo lip oot _ __, -lip. lolO lo PI to 14 ., II lUp
LATDIG TO 8llllCII. two (1) _..tool Ill .,.._
Tbe CitJ C·01aeU ol till City of Nwport S.Cb DOES Z ... tbe R...S DUtriet: OM •• or ldtltlfleattaa 1lp
10.01.110 IIONCONFORIIIIIG DlNI. A. Da'~
Wlllm-PnjeCtloo mattoc 11 t1mo ot """'*loo ot w. c-
ORDAIII u tiUOWI: ao1 n<M&I oil (I) -ro loti Ill orot. .
SECTOI I, Cllljltor 10,01 II .. ,.., ldd4d to tbo S, Ill tbt R-4 ud C.R Dtotrlell: ODo •m• or 14oa111Jea.
O.er .._rtr Lillo 14, 1VI7) .o.Jeb do oot .....,., -tile ..,..._ btroot
or Bol?diiJI Llao. t• I ' I' 4' s• 8llol1 bt hPnlod U lepl _....,. llpo.
11-rt Bole> llallletpol Code to nod u loll .... : noo sip oot _ _,. twe1f0 (II) _., loot Ill sroo.
'•CHAPTER ZO,Cle
lOON ORDI!IANCI
(b) TIDCIOIESS OF PROJECTJJN. Tbt tllle-ollOI' s : REPAIRIIIO Allll PA1NTIIIG. .... llpo •r bt
portlocl of a etco wbteb pro)letl cmr JllbUc. property or Amond i:)r tM PCIJ'l19141 of f'tiPilt1lc lid ........ ....,
S.Ctlou
10,01;010 Elloet ot Clltl>lor.
10.01.010 -ud Pvrpooo,
%0.01.010 -· zo.oe.040 OtMraJ .Pro.taloDI.
!0,08,050 Ptrmltted Slpl.
%0,01.010 ou.tto Sips,
%0.01.070 llollp Crltorlt..
;o.OI,OOO Tti!II>Or8!'1 Sips.
20,06,090 EzteptioDI,
10.06.100 Modllleatloao.
20.06.110 N®COnlormla( Slpl.
20,06,010 EFFECT OF CHAPTER. The follow1JIC repl-
ttoos Wll apply to au IOidac dlltrlcts. u eept the Plamed
Commu.nity r:tstrtct 111 which the PII.DD.ed Commuott}'
Oet'elopmeot studards for 1Jcna 1ba.U apply, la adtntloo
to the recutattoa.s of tills Cblpter, the proYil:ioa.aof Chapter
15.16 relaUac to bulld1Dccode1, sip permits, feee:,peaa.IUes
I aod a method of entorcemeot shall apply. Where a use
permJt, nrltnet, modlftcatlon or sUe plan reYlew pro.
cedare has been used, a.oy appUcable coodttlons of that
appronl shall superSede tbl.s Chapter.
20.06.020 INTENT AND PURPOSE. The purpose of this
Chapter Ls to provide m1D.imum standards to safeguard
Ute, health, property and the publlc welt&re, aod to proYlde
the meaJlS for adeQuate ideotlftcatlon and adYertJsement
ot businesses by reculaU .. aDd eootroiUng the design.
location, and maintenance of all signs aDd sl.gn structures
In the City.
20,06,030 DEFINITIONS. The following terms used In
this ordinance sllall hue the meanings indicated below:
BUILDING LINE, Tbe term '' BuUdlDg Line" shall mean
the setback Une establlsbed by ordtoance beyood which
no building may extend.' A bJUding line may be a property
line.
COMBINATION C)JGN. The term ''CombinaUOD Sign"
shall mean any sl.gn locorporatlng any comblnatloo of
the features of ground, projecting and roof signl. Each
portion of a sign wbtch 1s subject to more tban ooe classl!l ~
cation shall meet the reQtitrements for the ctassUlcatlon
to •hlch ~ch portion Ls subject.
DtsPLAY SURFACE. The term "Display Surflce" shall
mean the aru made an..tl.able by the sign structure lor
the purpose of displaytnc the adnrtlslnc message.
ELECTRICAL SIGN. Tbe term "Electrtcal Slgn" shall
mean any sign Illuminated by electric ll.ghlliag deYices
which are fastened to the surface or mounted on the
lnlerlor of the sign.
GROUND SIGN, POLE SIGN. The term ''Ground Sign"
or ''Pole Sign" shall mean any sign which Is supported
by one or more uprights, poles or braces ln or upon the
ground which are not a part of any buDding or enclosed
within the exterior walls of any bulldtng and are separated
therefrom by a distance of at least 6 inches.
. MARQUEE. The term '• Marquee" shall mean a permanent
roofed structure attached to and supported by a Wilding
aod pro.Jectlne over public property.
MOVrNG SIGN. The term ''Moving Sign" shall mean any
advertising structure whld . has any 'ltslbly moving or
revol•lng parts whlch are more than 2 IDChes 1n any
diameter, except clocks,
NONSTRUCTURAL TRIM. The term •·Noo.st ru ctural
Trim'' shall mean the molding, battens, caps, naUlng
str1ps, lattlclog, cutouts or letters and walkways wPttch
are attached to the Sign structure.
PROJECTING SIGN. The term "Projecting Sign" shall
mean a sign, other than a •all sign, •htch projects from
a.od is supported by a wall of a WUding or structure.
PROJECTION. The term "Pro}ection'• shall mean the
distance by which a sign extends our public property
or beyond the bulldtne line.
ROOF SIGN, The term ''Root Sign" shall mean a sign
erected upon or above a roof or a bu.Udlng or structure.
SIGN. The term '•Sign" shall mean any media, lncludlng
their structure and component parts •hich art used or
lnteoded to be used out-Of-doors to attract attention to
the subject matter for advertising, dlrecttonat· or In·
formational purposes. The area of a sl.(n shall mean the
space enclosed by the outer dimensions of the stgn, or,
If there Is no border, the area stWl be the space en-
closed by sets of parallel ltnes contalning the wording
or Images composing the sign.
SIGN STRUCTURF.. The term "Sign Structure" shall
mean the sign, and the supports, uprights, braces and
fra mework of the sign.
ST RUCTURE. The term •·structure" shall mean that
which Is bullt or constructed, an edtftce or bulldlag of
any klod, or any piece of work arttftclally 00111 up or
composed of parts joined tog"ether in some deft.nite .manner.
TEMPORARY SIGN. The term '•Temponry Sign" shall
mean any stp, haMer, penoa.at, valance, or advertl.s!ng
'llllsplay constructed of cloth, canns, light fabr1c, card~
board, wallboard, or other light materials, with or "lflthout
fnmes, lntended to be displayed for a limited period of
tlme only,
WALL SIGN. The "Wall Sign " shall mean any sign
attached to, erected aplnst or painted Up:lO the wal l of
a buUd~ or structure, the ra ce or which Is In a single
plane parallel to the plane of the wall.
WIND SK;N, The term ''Wind Sign'' shall mean a sarles
of similar banners or objects of plastic or other light
materlal more than 2 Inches In any diameter which are
futen9d together at tntervt.ls by wire, rope, cord, strtng
or by any other means, designed to move and attract
attention upon being IUbjeeted to pressure by •lnd or
bree:r.e,
20.06,040 GENERA L PROVtsiONS. A. Any other out-
door sips not eq~ressly permitted In this Cnapter are
prohlbtted.
B. UNCERTAINTY OF ORDINANCE PROVISIONS. The
PlanuJor Commission sllall have the authority and duty
to interpret the provisions of this Chapter at the reQUest
of the Community Development Director or when a wrttteo
appeal from lll decision of the Community De'f'tlopmeot
Director Is ftled with tile Commission.
C. COMPLIANCE REQUlRED. No person shall erect,
re·erect. coRICruct, eDlarge, alter, repair, mon, lmpro .. ,
rtmo.,., coDYert, or equip any stcn or stp structure,
or pelnt a oew wall •lin. Ill the Clty, or cause or permit
tbe ame to bt done, contnry to or In •iolaUoa of any
of the provlllou of thts Chapter.
D. PROPER MAINTENANCE REQUIRED. AU tl(DI, to ~
cmer wtth all or their IUPPOrtl, bnc .. , ruT• ud uebors,
ab&IJ be properly malataiDid wUh rf81)1Ct to appMnaet,
atneetural bd eleetr1ca.l features. Tbe d.llpla.y .ulface•
of all -lllall bt kept -or pointed or-at all
UmH. All slpl aball be tubjeet to malDt..-.ee pro.
rtlloM u tollows:
l . ADf loca.tJoa wbert bu!Dea JOOdl art 1m IOIIpf
101d Ol' prodillced or wbere N"leel are DO )OGler proYided
1MJ.1 bllft DIMt7 (80) daJJ to hiDOft uy nrutehiC OT
dllroUel 11pt lollo•lllr ootlfttal .. by tbe Clly 1101 at tile
tJII!I-ot U. GWD~r of I&Jd propertJ. WHn tiM wrmn
M'flm""" 11118 bHI ct•• bJ tbt CIJ ud co•••• bu
101 -lilt -.... ....,,., -(80) dlly pel1od,
tile CIIJ M1 -tile .-1 ot -· llpo -liN
-.... -" ""'' • bo -..... -"'· 00:;.~ ·~::. -;,""7*.:. •.;,-=:oror=
-... ,..,. Ill ,. 11.-..:1 .. ,.cod -
_, (10) .. ,. ---!lao by tile City,
I
btyood a bulldlllr tlllo 11 co••nood by 111e tolro..ltlo lll>le: ud mar bt l't])laeod 111100 ....... a ..,.... Uld IIITIII B. COMMERClAL IJI!D INDUSTRIAL DtsTRJCTS. Projectloa ,. 4, S' • z• the a.me lalpteted. Saeh lip _, be ...acwtd ud n-
1. 1a tbt A-P ,&lid C .. lf Dlatrleta: A muJmum of tbr.. Mutmum Tbtck:oHs z• Z'll"· 1,4., 4, placlcl aadtr a J1Aclt permit U tbt 11mellnplac«! wtttdn
(S) lip>, tbo co-oroo oot to 01eeod ooo buadrod •1<17 (10) dar• ollll roDIOftl.-,
(100) -ro !MI. (e) NUMBER. Ollly 000 PIOlOCIIIIC •lea Oboll btpormlllod C, CHANGE OF OWNERSIDP, Upoo <Out• ol..,.rolllp
z. ID tbe C.R Distrt.et: Sip~ appu.rteaant to aay aH oa • balldtar or baUd._ •tte. of tht buiMtladnrtlttd by..,. •ell lip. tbe..,. crner
lh&J.l be permitted, proY1dtd that tbt total IQUan tootqe (d) AREA. Two (Z) equart teet for eaeh UMal toot of may cqe uy Mme or aam• oa IUeD alp ., 11oar u
of •leu lba1l not uc..St ont (1) Jqtrare toot fOr each bulldlllc troatqe, DOt to u:cetd two halldrtd (toO) •ar• tbe sip act¥trtJ..MJ lbt Amt tJpe of bullMa ud tMN 11
lineal loot of boUdlq IJ'oolqe. laot. 110 eqelll tbo eoollprslloll oloa~ otp.
S, IJI the C..O, C-1, c.z, M~l, M ... t.A, 1Dc1 SP-4 (com-4. ROOF SIGNS. Root •tens may be lllowe4 throae:b an D. REMODELING. Aoy •cb lip. may be rtmottd lor
merclal) Dlstrlctl: Slpi~~~PUrteD&nt to any permitted use. exc::eptl.oo permU by the Pl..aml.aC Commtuioa only ID the purpo11 ot remOdellD&: a baUdtDc lad nplaced wtWa
C. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIONS lN ANY DISTRICT l.uta.nces wbere the IO<::ltiOG ol I bulineu prtelltdll the lblrty (SO) days after the remodel.lftc 1.J compllttd. IKh
(e~cept P~Cl ettecuve use of a pole sip, rrouod, •ten or pro1ecttac •teo may be remo•ed and nplaced uDder a llaelt perm.lt.
Permaoeot Exterior Stpa: ·-A mutmum of seven C7) stcn. E, ALTERATIONS. AltenUou to such slpl may be
permueot •~CDS shall be permitted oo any sentce statlon (a) AREA. To be determlned by the Pl&mlllc Com-made only upon obta1DJ..ne an Exeept:loa Permit acoordtlc
1tte u follows: mission, oot to exceed two Dundred (tOO) JQUan feet. to the provialoDI of thiJ Chapter. 1. ODe doabJe.f:ac::ed frtt~sta.ndinc sip, rw;,t tJ:ceedtoc (b) HEJGtrr. No taller Ull.n baU-11 tall, not ID SECTION 2. Section 20.10.015 1..s ameodld 1b nad u
a be.lcbt of tweaty.ftn (25) feet a.od an ar• of thlrty~stx exceed tttteen (15) feet aboYt main portion of root. follows:
(SIS) IQUlre feet for each side. (c) PROJECTION. SUbject to the same Jtaad:arda U ''20.10.015 TEMPORARY STRUCTURES AND US!I. Tbt
2, 'l'wo wall s.lcns to be located oa the exterior facades projec:Unc gfpl, Director of Community Devalopmeat mayll)pfO'f'ettmpora.ry
ot the bJ.lldlng aDd 110t exc~ teo (10) IQtltre feet eacl'l. 5. GROUND AND POLE SIGNS. tnct lDd sales otflces tor the ftrst l&le of ltntcbln•
3. One slgo adverttslnc tbe price of ca• rw;,t exctedlng (a) FRONT AGES. Permitted only on bJ.Udlft( altu with aDd/or loti tn aay tesideattal district for a period o1 time
eJ.&ht (8) ,quare feet. The al(n thall be of matert.a.ls in a mlnlmum flfty (50) fool frotU:ge, not to exceed one year followlne the recordat.loe of tht
harmony with those utUlzed In lbe bulldlng. (b) AREA. Not to esceed tw'o huDdred (200) square feet. ft.Dll subdivision map. ExteQIIoo ot Urn• lor temporary
4. ODe sign ldentltylng the opentor of the premises (c) HEIGHT. Not to e:rceed tweoty-nve' (25) feet to top IIMJ and structures may be aaUmrlled by the Director
and address of the buUdlng, to be located on the buUdtng of sign: of Community Development.''
and not exceed.tnc a total ol sU (6) square feet. 6. SIG NS ON flARQUEES. No projectlne tips may SECTION 3. SecUoo 20.13.015 Is ameDded to read 11
5. All small sl(ns advert1slnc products lor sa.11, trad· be attached to a marquee. Signs huac from the uDdertlde foJiow s:
1Dg stamps, crtdU cards aod the inspectloo of polluUon of a marquee shall be cle~r of the sidewalk by DOt le11· '•20.13.015 USES PERMITTED. The folto-wtr:w ues tha.U
control devices, lamps and brakes, as ailthoriled by the 'than eight (B) feet. S.icos may be placed on the outer laces be permitted tn the R~1 District:
State, shall be clustered toto oot more than three (3) of a marquee If, they are made a part thereof add do not (a) Sln&:le~famUy dwetl.lncs.
Sign erouplngs located on the btllldLDc face and a tota.fof exceed the limitation of marquees. Cutout letters may be (b) Ooe accessory building If constructed slmullaDeouJIY
which shall not exceed twelve (12) .SQUare feet In area, installed on top of marquees. with ·or subsequent to the main buDding and located on the
exclusive or the addlllooal space required for sigosad•ertls~ 7 • SPECIAL PURPOSE SIGNS. Signa used to give direc. same lot or buDding sUe.
tnc state.authorlr.ed sentces. The sign back(rouDd shall tlon to tratnc or pedestrians or give WtrucUou aa to (c) Accessory uses normally Incidental to llJJCle.famlly
be of materials in ha.rmony11t'lth thoseutilll:ed 1n the bulldlng. special condlttoy shall DOt exceed a total of all (6) aquare dwellings. This Is oot to be construed as permltttnc aDy
6, One double-faced sl(n. Ill a permanent frame, oot feet (slngle face) Ln area and may be permitted In addttton commercial use, nor s hall this be deemed 1o aUow tile
exceeding aa area of tweln (12) square teet for each to the other signs listed 111 this section In lnltaDces matllfacturing or processt~ of any aubstance or com-
side, for promotional purposes, but excludlng aQy reference where necusary for tntnc safety reasoaa;. Said signs modlty for pront or the storaa:e of nhlcles, equipment
to price. shall not contaiD names, logos, or adnrtl.ti..D( messaces. or materials used In the conduct of any rtta.IJ or whole -
No rotating, fiashtnc, blinking or stgnt.ng wtth animation, 20,06,080 TEMPORARY SIGNS. A. REAL ESTATE SIGNS. aale b.Jstness.
nags, t.ooers or other atteotton-attnctlng deflces shall 1. RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS. (d) Temporary structures aDd uses. Regulaltont are as
be permitted on a permanent basts. Attentloo-attncU~ (a) 1o the R.A, R-1, R-1.5, R.Z, R~S, and c .R Districts: specuted In Section 20.10.015 of Genenl Controls. Rest-
devices may be permitted for thirty (30) days, oowenr, One unllghted strn, not exceeding three (3) square teet deotlal Districts.
when connected •lth an openl..ng or chall(e In ownership In area, to ad'lerttse the lease, rental or salt of the (e) Signs In accorda..D.ce "''lth Chapter 20.06."
or manarement of a senlce station. property upon which it Is located, Such sign may sOO. SECTION 4. Section 20.14.015 Is amended to r•d as
D. DRJV£.IN AND OUTDOOR RESTAURANTS IN ANY only the name, address, and telepbone oomber of the follows:
DISTRICT. owner, but sha.ll oot sbow the name, address, tetepbone "20.14.015 USES PERMITTED. The following uses shall
Signs shall be subject to the follo•l~ restrictions: number, or any other cSescr11)Uon or ldentlttcatton of aoy be permUted In the R.1.5 District:
1. The .subject matter of any sl.gns shall be llmlted to person, firm or corporation other than the owner of said (a) One slngle~tamUy dwelling.
the name of the business and the food products IDd beverages property, (b) One duple&.
sold on the premises on which the siena are located. Or, Ln lieu of the sign mentioned above, one open boose (c ) Accessory uses normal!)' Incidental to stnele-lamlly
2. The total area of all signs on the site shall oot exceed sl(n not exceedinr; three (3) square feet to area, which dwellings or duplexes. Thts Is not to bf construed 11 per.
two (2) square teet for each Lineal foot of property on a tnvltes the g.eneral publtc to inspect the premises for mltttng any ('ommerctal uses, nor shall thls be deemed
street. 1n the case of corner lots or double frontage lots lease, rent or sale, shall be permitted to be displayed, to allow the manufacturh~ or processing of a.ny substaoce
only one street frontaee may be used to determine the providing that at the time satd property Is open for lnspec-or commodity for protlt or the s torage of Vehicles, equip-
maximum allowable sign area. Uon and the open house sign Ls displayed. the owner. his ment or materia.ls used tu thto conduct of any retaU or
3. All stens shall be mounted nat against a buUdlng tenant, or agent Is 1n attenda.Dce and present on said wholesale business.
and shall be limited in size to fifty (50) square feet each, property to display any such hOUse or bulldlnc" thereon. (d) Temporary strurtures and uses. Rerulatlons are as
except that one free standing sign not to exceed one OOodred Said open bouse sten shall only be displayed oo or from the specified In Section 20,10.015 of General Controls~ Resl -
(100) square feet s~all be permitted, property being leased, rented or sold and shall oot show dentiat Districts,
20.06.060 OFFSITE SIGNS. Otfstte signs, tncludlng bUt-the name, address, telepboDe number, or any other de~ (e) Signs In accordance .tth Chapter 20,06.''
boards, may bf allowed 1n commercial and todustrlal scription or ldentltlcatlon of any person, nrm or corpora-SECTION 5. Section 20.15.015 is amended to read u
districts through an except.1on permit by the Plannlng tlon other than the owner of such property, follows:
Commlsston. (b) 1r1 the R-4 Olstrfeti ODe (1) ftal ertate sta:d'not ''20,15.015 USES PERMITTED. The followt~ uses shaU
20.06.070 DESIGN CRITERIA. The signs permitted by u ceedtoe twelve (12) aqu.are feet tn area which actrertlses be permuted In the R-2 Dlstrlcta:
SecUoo 20.06.060 are subject to the fnllo•lng additional the sale, rental, or teaR of th~ premises upon Which the (a) S~Je.fa.mUy d"Wellloi:s.
limitations. sign Is located. Such stcn may show only the rw.me, ad-(b) T:wo deolached sl..ngte.famUy dwelUnga or ODe tklplu.
A. GENERAL CRITERIA. The follo•lng criteria are dress, and telepbc:me number of the owner, b.lt sha.l! not (c) Accessory uses oormaJiy l.octdental to siarte.famUy
applicable to all signs: show the name, address, telephone tllmber, or lM' other dW&lUngs or dUplexes. Th11 Is DOt to be construed as
1. TRAFFIC SIGNA L IMITATIONS, No person shall description or ldentitlcalton of any person, rtrm or cor-permttttnc any commercta1 uses, oor shall thll be deemed
place, maintain, or display upon or 1n •lew of any highway poratloo other than the owner of said property. to allow the manufacturl~ or processing of any substloce
or street any unofficial slgn. sl.goal or deYlce or any sign, Or, 111 lieu of the sta:n memtooed above, one (I) open or commodity lor profit or the storage of uhtcln, equip.
signal or device which purports to be or Is an tmltaUon house sta:n oot exceec11nc three (3) square feet In area, meot or matertlls used In the conduct of a.ny retail or
of, or resembles, an otnctal tramc sign or signal or which which Invites the general publlc to Inspect the premises wholesale business.
attempts to direct tl'le movement of trafft.c or which hides tor lease, rent or sale, Shall be permitted to be displayed, (d) Temporary structures and uses. Re(ulaUons an as
from •lew any official tratrtc sign or stgnal. proYidl~ that at the time said property ts open for tnspec-specUied ln Section 20,10.015 of General Controls ~ Rest~
2. lLLUMINATED SIGNS. Ulumlna.ted stgns shall be tlon and the open house sign Is dtspla)·ert, the owner, his dential Districts.
provided with lllumlnatton as pro,lded In tills Section: tenant, or agent Is tn aUendance and present on said (e) Sl.gns ln accordance wtth Chapter 20.06."
(a) The maximum ntlng of indi•idual incandescent lamps property to display any such hOOse or bulldlog thereon. SECTION 6. Section 20.16,015 Is amended to read as
exposed on the 5Url.ace of any sign shall be 40 watts. Said open ttouse sign shall only be rllsplayed on or from follows:
(b) The muimum D.icbt~Ume brl.ghtuess of any sign the property beiOf; leased, rented or sold and shall not ''20.16.015 USES PERMITTED. The follo.tng uses shall
shall be 15,000 foot lamberts. show the name, address, telephone EJ~mber, or any other be permitted in the R-3 Districts.
(c) The mutmum brtehtness of any lamp used to U-descrlpt1on or ldenttttcatloo of any person., nrm or cor-(a) Slne;Je.f:amlly dwelltncs and duplues.
lumt.oate aoy sign. as measured from any oormal viewing poratloo other than the owner of such property, (b) Multiple dwelll.nes, apartment houses and dweULQC
angle, shall be 15,000 toot lamberts. (c) In all Districts: The Director of Community Denlop-groups.
3. BEAMS OF LIGHT, No person not authorized shall ment may approve temporary signs lor the nrst sale of (c::) Temporary structures and uses. Recutatlooa are u
erect or matnta.tn any device •hlch directs a beam of structures aod/or lots ln any dl.strlcl lor a period of time speelfled in Section 20.10.015 of Gene ral Controls • Rest.
Ught 1n 111 naltllag sequence toward any street or hiehwa.y, not to exceed one year following the recordatlon of the dential Districts.
nor shall a.ny person erect or maintain any electrical tlo.al subdiVIsiOn map, (d) Signs In accordance with Chapter 20.06."
advertising sip or slmtlar device that IDterferes with 2. C9MMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL DISTRICTS. Com~" SECTION 1. Sec Uon 20.16,020 Ia amended to read as
the rlslbUity of any omctal trattlc control deYice or merclal and lndustrtal properties shaU be permtHed one follows:
warnJ.ng sipa..t. (1) real estate stcn oot u ceedt.ng twelve (12) square feet ''20.16.020 USES REQUIRING USE PERMIT. The follow.
4. TYPES PROHIBITED. The following types of stgns In area which advertises the sale, rental or lease of the ing uses shall be permUted, sub}ect to the securtnc of 1
are prohlblted: premises upon which the sip ts located. use permit In e1c~ cue:
(a) Flashlnc or animated electrical signs. B. OTHER TEMPORARY SI..;NS, (a) Community centers, social halls, lodces, cluiM, rest
(b) Wind signs. 1. RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTS. No temponry signs are Domes, and motels.
(c) Movtnc signs. permitted In resldeotial districts except the real estate (b) Recreational establlshm£>ot&, parkinc loCI, lutitu-
(d) Any other outdoor sftn oot expressly permiHed in ., slg05 In Section 20,06.080 A, 1. tlons, cemeterlet, public lallldines, remon.J. of earthen
this Chapter. 2. COMMERCIAL .\NO INDUSTRIAL D~RICTS, materials, hellporb aDd heltstops, outdoor liCNI.nc may
EXCEPTIONS. Provided, however, such signs may be (a) SrzE. No temporary sign ahall exceed oot ti!Ddrtd be permJtted as specified more particularly iD SeeUOD
permitted 1t an exception permit ls obtained In each case (100) IJQIIare feet tn a rea, Temporary si(u of rtctd 20.10.020 of GeD&rt.l C011ttol1 -Realdeatial otstrlcts.
In accordaoce with the procedure provided In this Chapter. material shaH oot exceed twenty.four (24) IQUI.n fHI SECTION B. S.Cttoa 20.1?.015 Is amended to read as
5, POST[NG ON PUBLIC PROPERTY PROHIBITED, No In area, or six (6) feet In height. follows: '
person, except a public oftlcer or employee In performance (b) DURATION, Temporary stps may remain 1n place '•20.17.015 USES PERMITTED. The lollowtnc uae• 1hlll
of a pubUc duty, shall paste, paint, print, naU, tack, place for a period oot etceecUDc silty (60) d:a1S per ealeDiiar be permitted lD R-4 Otatrtc::ts:
or othent'l.de fasten any card, banner, tlandbtU, sign, poster, year. (a) Stncte.flmll1 dWtlllDc• IDd dupleaes.
or adnrtlsement or ootlce of any ldnd, or cause the same (c) NUMBER. One (1) per butldln&: or bU.Udlllc 1lte. (b) Multiple dwtlllact, aputmeat houa., ud dwtlllllll
to be done 01:1 any curbstone, lamp post, pole, hydrant, 3. CLOTH SIGNS. Cloth stpa may elltDd aeroa a c~.
brl<Jee, wall or tree upon any pubUc sidewalk, street, or public street only by perm.I.Jslon of the CltJ CouacU ar.t !c Hotels, motels and rooml .. or bolrdlal bOUMI.
public property, except as may be required or allowed shall be JUbject to all appU.eabte 1.tw1 Jld ordlDUcn, d CommuaJ.ty eeateu, .oclal hallt, lode• aDd c::llk.
by law, or by City CouocU appro•al. 4. For Automobile Senlct StaUo1111: See SteUoD !0.-e) Temporsry strueture~ lDd u .... ReplJU.. ar.
6, POSTING ON STREET PROHIBITED. No penon shall 06.050 C. II sptCitled ln SecUoa 20.10.015 of Gtotn.J. Com-ols •
erect or coutruet any aiCD upon an1 strMt, except as may 5, For Drtvt-ln &Dd Outdoor .RutaanDts: ,.e StcUoa R111ddlal DtMrlcts.
be required or allowed by taw, or by City Counctlll)pro,al. 20.06,050 D. (f) Sicu Ill accordi.Dee wUb ChapCer Z0.08,"
B. SPECIFIC steMS. lo addlttoa to the proYt.ioas coo-20.06,090 EXCEPTIONS, A. Tl'le PlaaalfC Comml .. klll SECTION 9, StcUoo 20.17 ,0:0 lJ ameDded to l"tt:d u
taloed lD Stc:U008 20.05.050 ao:l to.oe.cnoA, tbe foUowtoc shall hue tt.e authority to tuM ncepttoa permU.. ader fnllowa:
rtttrtcUou lhall IWIY to &ll sigolneept lholtiO"feroed the procecllre htre!Mfter ptoTfdtd. aJlowUac deflalloM ••!0.17.,0!0 USES REQUIRJtte USE PERM.IT. T!MII:tllow-
by Sect"* 20.06.050C, Automobile S.mce Sb.lioal and from 1111 ot the proYllklal: o1 t1111 Cbapter except: 1DC IINS ltWl be permitted subjlct to ftnt Na~rilla
20.oe.OSOD, trlft~la Uld O.tdoor Rtttaanatl. 1. Tbe UmUaUoos oD the dtstance a •ten 11111 projtet ·~ permit ID •eb cut:
1. GENERAL. ODe (l) perpeadlcata.r .tp (I.e. roof, o'f'tr pablle property. (a) ~f .. loaal omc ...
proJtetblc, or pole) ts permitted per baUdlJIC or bu.UdiDC 2. The probJbltJou acallllt a alp. 11pa1 or de'rlce (b) Hottl Ud motel I'Htllrutl, "OD-ale" U.Or ...
tlte. ODe of tbut perptDdlcull.r •&ens cu be uMd to wb.tch tmltatt~ or n~~~mblll aa offte.lal tniJSc lip or tabllshm111fa.. lDd otber ~ ltnktl ud nta1l
combtnlt.loD wttll wall alps u permitted below. tlCMl or atttmpta to dlrtet tbt mottmtllt ot tnmc or aMpt dtlltcDed prl.m&rtly in U.. COIWtU-. of tbt pnts
Z, WALL !'IGNS. bldellrom rt ... aay olllc?l?-lip or llpol. of bololo 1101 motell-ldod-all 11CC0M ~ bt-
(a) PROIECTIOH Allll HEIGHT. No ntl lip lllalt .... I. Tile problb!IJGe op111ot aay deTIIIo -· dlroeU & a lolliiJo, polio or C<OirtTa~ lid l'lrtbtr ---IIIli..,
a projtetloD onr pablk property cnatt.r thaD hrllltJ·ioar bum of Upt Ia a n •• ,,.. 1111111-=t '"'rd a -..e or actftrtielDC "bt wa.tble ft'om uy Jtl'tltt,
(Z4) llleboo, oor ntnrl abooo lQJ ld)l-parspot or rool lllchW'I1 or .., -lrlcal 11p or ctme• l1lll ?llorferoo (e) Aec:~ eoa•ot.oO-., ~ loll, -·
of the _.u. bollctq. •lib a. nmMIIIJ ot .., olll<lal ---J-, eotnet-, l*blle bollcl.., -ol. -(b) AR£A. Tbt &roo ot • ...U olp or ...U ..,.. oe Uf or wtroiJor &tpaJ. """'rlall, looUpoltl Uld btllllopo, 2 IMo ,,.,... _,
frooablo ot a -• IliaD oot -two -«1 (100) B. Ill onlor to ,-u £""""*'" Ptndl, 111e c... bt ponnlllod u -llod -..-tor17 Ill -
-rt INI •r lortr> (40) pmeol ot tile til'-n.?otoed mlum -!loci -lilt put11c •<11 ..... Ia-IG.lO.OIO ot o-aJ C-• R d'Mfll? -
•all •met ..... llocloMiq Qlltdlp. •17 to ~ a --...-1:1 rtPt, 11122 Ill bo IICTOI 10. 8edloo 10.10.011 Ia .. H to noll u
(e) !lUMBEr.. A owd-ot lllrw (S) qll lllplllllll ~ to tile pu; 2 • of IIIIo c._.. u -oel loiJon:
bo perm-per .. 1 .. ., ,.,.._, a ..,u.-bolld-~ ..: ..w 111 bo...,., -to 1111 ...-. "10.10.011 TIUPOtwrt wriiiJCrvaa .um lUI. A.
1Dc ~ ta'ft DM ft1J lip per ....... pile o. "'-0· alttJ, ••rt or .-.a ...an tf .. s rs ....... I Dn'llfT AND PUaJlir»>. 'ne llllll ....... Ill 0111111 r.::.f> _,..toot bllklll dtnettl7 nU llp·Uitlll ~==::\•:s=.:._-::-.:':'1 1'3 :r:, 11 !; ':f"s': 1-:'.; :: :"~ t'sr:,-r-
1. no.JICTDtGIG... w-.n ... -.c*r. MJ....,•rn IIIII rt"trt•llrlll ... , 5 U7
(o) no.JICTIOII. l'ollp 111&11 PIOJo<l..,. -·• C. APPIW.. Ill -llle 112-w..,. -= -of-or hiPS ---on I d11 2 ($)loel.,...pollllc_.trud-lllprojoello-ta---lllt-olllll"l 'JCI s .... IIIIC ... o_tloa ... llllllllllll......,,_
two (I) loel ot liN oo.-?fllo.lobjoel Iolli U 'J-Ill bt _,. -_,_ (Jl) 111J0 _, 1o ...,. ... -11011 _.: WIRN oil!' II 'nzsor-.
IIIIo Clil;llor, llle dl-111, lip _,. pnJo<l o .. r lbo CPIJ C111 :D. ' . CC'wt I• .... 'I)-:
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Sill .. .. ..... t rt ••• ... -Y'IGIIItN ol .., .... o,..·=~ oi ... CitJ, 8. T 0111 AJm 8"l1llCTUU..8 101' TO
• DCIID to D.6ft. 1lt DiNctor o1 eo._., Dlt'1'• ... _, .......... tM ......,,., .. ol .enceu. ud
luill Ia .., Cotalllftetal Diltrid for a pertod oiU.. • to eiCeed 10 c~a,.. Prior to IIPiovill aid ........., ..... Dtrector ot ComniiDitJ Ott-... eMil ..,.. be ........, Commlaiol of Ida .._. to permit IUd ...
ud 1111111 tUe 1tbateftr 1ttpe or~ an .... .., eo ....,. u.t aid ... ww be ,.. .. .,.. wttta u.. IIIIJIIC*
Ud llte?lt ol tb1l S.CUoa uct blat aJd 1ud or •fldllc ww be NIIIIIDrtd at •cb tilDe u tbe a• 1a ~
C. TEMPORARY USES AND STRUCTURES Df ac•
OF 10 DAYS. Tbt PlaaiDc Comm.tutoG m&J atllorbe
tbt t.mponry Ult of .tracturu aad laDd lA U1 Com.
merolal ot.trlct tor perlodl o1 Umt lA esc• o1 tO daya
.abject to tbt ~tet~rt.ac of a lilt perm.tt lA eaeb cut. Ia
~ afd ut permit tbt PlaDD1Ic Commt,.. may
tmpoee ~tr condtt'onl tb1J dltm MCUILI'J to u.re
tbat tbt PIII"PPH ud lDteat of tblt SteUGG 1a carrt.ecl oat
Ud lba11 tlltabls.b a lpeCUlC pot.at Ill ttmt WbeD IIJd
perllllt S. to be t.rmiDated IDd tbt atte rtStortd.
D. EXTBlCSJONS OF TIME FOR TEMPORARY USES
Aim STRUCTURES. Tbe Dlrtctor of Commaatty Owtlop-
m•t aDd tbt PlaDAI.ac Commta1oa m&J aatbortM ez-
._, .... of Um. •b)lct to tbe procedQre.IPfCUI.tcl &!loft,''
SECTION 11. SeetloD 20,31.015 It ameodtd to rtld u
lollowt:
''IO.J1.015 USES PERMITTED. 1'be toUowtJac 11 ... 1ball
be ~rmJbd ill A-P Dt.trletr.
{a) Prof~ omcea, bltiDeaa omees, bub, eoo-
MrntoliM ot art IDd music, art lbldJol, art plltrt.,
commuDity centers, eoelal balll, lodltt &Dd clabl, mtdScal
etllttrt, pbJslcal, medical aad diapoatte laboratories,
pbotocnplly atudtos, pbarmaclts for d18peulac ot clnlp
aDd medical .upplles ooly, and otber uses Wbleb ill tbt
opiASoa of the P1a.on1Dc CommlalioD are of a similar
Mlllrt.
(b) Aceeuory uses oormallJ locldeatal to commercial
deYelopmeata, when tUeb uses do DOt alter tbe ebaracttr
of tbt premlMs Ill respect to tbetr use for parpolts
permttt.d ill tbt c11ttrtct. Such aectuory butldillp lball
be allowed OGly when eoostructed coocarreat with or
IUblecJieat to tbt maJn bulld1Jic.
(c) Temporary stncturts aDd uses. Recul&ttou are
u ll)eCUled ill Stctlon 20,30,015 of G.aenl Coatrola -
Commercial Dlltricts.
(d) Slpl to accordance w1tb Cbapttr 20.06."
SECTION 12. SteUon 20.32.015 1s amended to ned u
follows:
''ZO.SZ,Ol5 USES PERMITTED. The follOYiDc uses shall
be ~rmltted Ill C-N Dtstncts.
(a) Profeasioaal otnces, communlty centers, soclal balls,
lodct• and clubl.
(b) Retail stores aod pertoDI.l se"tct establlabmtnts
wttbiD a bulldtllc, lDcludJng appllaDct storts, tuerltt
(Dot wboltale~ bub, b&rbtr8bops, beauty parlon, boot-
stores, department stores, drurstores, food tbops, bard-
ware stores, aarsertes, offtces, radio stores, IDUqlle
sbope, abot shops, studios, taUor shops, IDd otMr ues
wblcb Ill tbe oplnloo of the Pla.anJ.Dc CommlsstoD are of
a simllar •ture.
(e) Acctuon uses oormally lDcldental to commercial
diYelopmeats, where such uses do not alter the clancter
of \be prtmt.es Ill respect to tbelr use for Plli'POMI
permUted Ill tbe cU&tr:lct. Sacb accessory bulld!Qit lball
be allow.C OnlJ when constructed concurreat with or
IUbMQDelt to the main buJltt1Jic.
(d) Temporary atructurts IDd uses. RecuWiODI are u
Jptcltled ill S.C:Uoo 20,30.015 of Geoeral Cootrols -Com-
mercial Da.trtct&.
( t) &lpiiD ace.orda.oce witb C bapter Z0.06 .''
SECTION 13. S.CtloD 20.!2.010 1s amtadtd to read u
follows:
''10.1Z.D20 USES REQUlRING USE PERJliT. Tb. follow-
lac UMI lhall be permitted •bJeet to the seaartac of a
ut permit ID •cb cue:
{a) GuoliDt 1tntce sblloos, drin-to facUlties, resta.a-
ruta and out1oor restauraats.
(b) Reer•Uoaal tstabUJbmeats, 1Dst1tuUoos, ctmttertts,
pabllc bulldlJica, parklDc of automobUes OD roofs, remonJ
of eartben materials, heliports and h~ outdoor
ltctattar may bt permitted u speeltled more pa..rt1cularlJ
to S.Ctloo 20.10.020 of Gentnl Controls -Commercial
Dlstriets."
SECTION 14. Section 20.33.020 Is amentMd to r11d u
followr.
'•I0,3S.OZO PERMITTED US~. In tbe C-R Dtstrlct tbe
followtal aa., ahall bt permitted:
(a) Commere.lal use• Umlted to retanorper.,ahe"lct
tltabltabmtot., baadlenft eltabllshmtats, proftaioaal of-
ftc• &Dd other aMI wblch. to the opln1oo of tbt Pla.MiDc
Commtastoo, are of a sJmUar •mre.
(b) ReaJdtaUal uNs onlJ to eoo)llDctloD with permitted
commtrclallllts.
(c) AeCNIOfJ aNS oormally 1Dcldtatal to oommtrclal
ud r.sdtDttal denlopmllltl, Where •eb llltS do DOt
alter tbt ctancttr ot tbe prtmlMI Ill nspect to tbe1r
alt for parpoMI perm ltted lD tbt dlstrtct.
(c1) Ternpon.ry stnctures IDd uses. RecuJ,at1oM an
u JK*:Ultd Ill S.CUoo 20.30.015 of General Coalrola -
Commercial DtJtrtets.
(e) Slplln aceorda.oce wttb Cbapter Z0.06."
SECTION 15, Seetlon ZO.S4.015 is amtoded to read u
follow•:
"20.34.015 USES PERMITI'EO. TIM lollo'trlDc lliH lbal1
be permitted 1D C -0 Dlatricta:
(a) MaJUple dwtlllDcl or apartment booMs. bottll,
motels, proftllloDI.l omees, clube.
(b) Rftall alta, aad wholesale alta WbtD comblDtd
wlth retail 1&111 of a almllar oaturt; Ito~ tbtr.tor
aball bt wttbl.D a baUdJnc, except tor bolla.
(c) Aeceaory aNI oormally IDeidtatal to UM per-
mUttd to tM dlJitrtct.
(d) Ttq~Gruy .maetures a.od aNs. Rep1atjoM are
u ..,.cltltd lo Section 20.30.015 of GeDenl Coal:rola -
Commeretal Dlltrleta.
(t) SlpiiD accordaDCt with Cbapter 20.06.''
SICTIOM 18. S.CtloD 20.S4.0ZO 11 amtDded to r.d
u _,non:
••10.34.010 USES REQUIRn«i OSI PERMJT. 11M lol-
loYiDI .-aau bt permitted •Jtet to t11e -1111
of I ... permit ill -.ch cut:
(a) LlcM ml.adllriiiC, taelMI. ncalt of baab, ..S
ot~~er.,. ftJeb ta tM oplDioD or tbt Pta.a.c eom.t..._
an oiiiJDDar •tan. {b) Guollle .mtct IDttoM, c1J1ft ... tuWU.. I'NCM-rua us cMIJOOr rt~t~art.~~U.
(e) ~ '*"'•mt?ltl, IMtllllttaM,c...eutN.
J*IIUC biOd'llp, JU1dllr ol ........ aa roae., l't· ..,... or eua. ......., MUJoJU u11 ......._, •-daor UdltJII 111&1 be pertdl*l u spedled ..,. par. u.1ar11 ta 1tct1aa 10.10.010 or O..nl COII:rola-Com-
a-.:111 D<rletl." acrPt 1'7. s.cu. ao.as.otl &a aantd to l'tld u
fDUOn; ··•.•.en• osa PIDili'TID. ,... ~ ... IIIID
'-,....... Ia C-1 DtiUlca: W Ptafs18W1 came.. OOialllillllltJ C 2 11,10d1l..U.. ............ ~, .............. pa Ill .......... 2
.... a ........ , a 3 11"7 a --. ...... =:·:=....-='=:1 ::::=::: .... '=' •;-:::;t ~·~ = ::..:~ = 11 .. -:: tl.:. F I 3 C..•'VC anti ._........ ar: .. h... ... (•) .hall 117-... -11 an1
.. , 1 1 ' • ftiN .... -.t ...... $ I 11
e1 .. ji I I I II rllllll ....... -IIIJ&SII
pt,.... II 1M dlaeJ1et. ... ICCJ FE 1 ......... lillllll
'-Ill ... IIIJ n. II Lli....S Willi ..,. W
........................ £
(d) T~ JIIVJ lb..._ 11111 ...._ ...,.M, rare
u 111 cllld II .__ JO..IO.Olf ol GeMral CGIIIrola •
Coa..-elll 'llla1et8.
(t) ..._ ta ~ wb c-..r ao.ot."
UC1'bf 11. SedSoo IO.JS.OIO S. aiMMed 110 reed
utDUDn:
'•IO.II.GIO Ulll REQUIRIMO Ull PDMIT. Tbt t)l.
....... .... llllaU bt permttltd •bJect 110 ... MCIIl'1lc
ol a .. ...U Ia •cb cut:
(a) AD:Ialal botipltlls, 1.to alt1 ud ,...:r -... boat
...... P•U.. MrYl~ *tloDI, mu1De 1tmet IIIU..,
cltiDfll tltlblilbm.U, luDI!rttl, laade...._ mortu-
ad.,, outdoor man.t., rt.e.ruu, oatdoor dl'tft-ID
ud t:Ut-oat rtltaarull, drtft-ia taellJtJM, .......
ltorte, outdoor lllH utabl1.11uneDQ, pet ..._ J11bUe pnc-, tnllt'r eoart.. tbtlten, llltd car 111M loti,
ud oller u.. Wbtcb Ia tbt OIUfoD ot tht J1W1at.ar Coan-
mtatoa an of a 1tmUar DltiiN.
(b) a.-enft tattrpriMI, IDcladlac tbt ma•"ct.zp.c
ud fti)IJ.r ol boutbold ftii'DI.Ib1lcs, eloCbiDI, eenmtca,
_,.tit* aad IIOJI, &Dd a... Wldeb la tbt optDioD ol tbt Pa.atDc CommiaSoa art of a atm11u ablrt.
(e) IIotta., motu, boardillr bouts aDd l'tiJMMaatuea.
(d) R«reetSoaal ..tahltemeata, 1Utltlttlou., eemtW1ts,
pabUe bttldlap, parktll of aatDIDdbllM oa root., rt-
moftl ot taltbtD matertals, belJporta aDd ... .......,., oat-
door UcbUal maJ bt permJtttd aa ll*lflM mort par-
ttcaJarlJ lD Stcttoa zo.so.ozo of Gtetnl Coatroll-Com-
mereill Dlstrtet..''
SECTION li. S.Ctioo 20.36.020 Ia amended to reid u tolloww: •
'' IO.JI.OZO USES PERMITTED. Tbe to~ u ... lball
be permltted Ill tbt C -Z Dlstrtcta:
(a) Proftuioaal oftlet1; community eeatera; eoelal r.lla
aad clabe.
(b) Reta1l lllor•; Wh0181&le stores; wbolualt baktrlta;
r .... reb laboratorlel IDd lDstltutes; luodrtts &Dd llloract
wltblD a baUdJDc.
(c) TM followtDC UMS, wbto CODducted wttblo a build-
lac or •clOMd by a 10Ud bolrd or muoary ftDCI at
leut Ill feet ln IM!cht Ill •eb cue: Cr•m•rt•; bottUDC
works; buU:dtac mattrtal J'U'dS; coatracton yard1; tltl
yard•, muhlnt 1bope; storace of coodl and matertall;
aad otbtr UNI Which 1n the oPAiOD of tiM PliDDiDc Com-
mlalioD art of a almllar oatare.
(d) Aeceuory u.s oormally loeldtalal to oommerclal
d.,tlopmeotl, whert lllCb u... do DOt alter the cbancter
of tbe premJMs 1D rtll)tct to tbetr ut lor PIJ'IIOMS
permitted lD the dUtrtct. 9acb aecuaory baUcSblp lbal1
be allowed ooly wileD COD.IItructed eoDCUI'eDt wttb or
•bMqueot to the maiD bulldtnc.
(e) Temporary stnetur• &Dd aMS. RecuJatiou art u
ll)eetfled in SecUoo 20.10.015 of Gtotral Coatrols -Com-
mercial Dittrtcta. ·
(f) SJcu to accordance wttb Chapter 20.06.''
SECTDN ZO. S.Ctioa 20.36.025 L8 ameDdtd to read
u followa:
'•20.M.OZ5 USES REQUIRING USE PERMrr. u ... per-
mitttd, 111bjed to ttrst NCUriDc a Use Permit Ill each
CIN:
IIU.LIC NOTICI!
42! 2•• ct lm'e ,..,.._ .-elillle ~ u.M ....
.....,_ III 21 "~ lledlk&lw .-.. ..
Jill ................. Wietarilc; ca..nap..,.,; ...._ w a to ..._. 11111 .._ .... ,, fUirtciUaa o1 p~ut~c
... .... MD,... ..,.._.., aclldll( Wle•NNe M -
._... Mil tns ttra'-11; tdMDrtll Ud .,.,..,..,.. ~) Aeeu•ry .,.. llld '*i""ap wta.rt .-cb uta or
bllMfap an llacldt?ltll to ud do DOt alter tbt c:llancter
ol tbt .,......... ta l"ttiPtct 11o tbllr talt _,r pupa ••
permitted Ia tbe diMtlet. 8acb ICCIUOfJ baiJdf .. *11
be aJJowd OGIJ ,..._ coutnettd coocarnot wUb or
•bHqctat to tbt maiD biUdS ••
(e) TtmpOni'J ltnetarea ud IIHI. Rtculat"-art u
tptel.a.d at SeeUoo 21>.40.015 o~ Geoerat Coatroll • ID-
dutrlal Dlltneta.
(d) SJa-ID aecordU~t wtth Cbapter zo.o&. ••
SICTIOK Z5. S..CU00 20.6%.040 S. amtDdtd to read u followr.
''!0.12.040 RECREATION AND MI.RINE COM-
MUlCIAL. It S. tbe iDttat of tb1s seetfoo to ~lemttot
tbe G .. nl Plu o~jectJYts, poUclea, Cntral laM ases
&Dd PI'OlftJU for prfnte aN of land tor that porUoo
of tbll SS»>eWc Plu Dlmiet art1 8011tberly of Cout
Hlctnray. AU llMI and de¥elopment Ill tbil portloa of thls
Sptcute Pla.n Dtatrlct 8hall coalorm to the pro7istou
of tbt. ltctJoo. It Is further tbe l.nteot ol tb.la Mt-Uoo to
tDCOUnce a co'ltt.aaaUoo Jf mart.Dt-orlented a Ms; to
malltaiD t.be martoe theme or character of the area; to
tDCOarl(e mubaally supporUn bui.DtsMs, a co'ltin tlty
or lbopptnc lad pedl!strta 1 or ... otatJoo, and to prohibit
IMI wblcb w~td l.ntemrpt this eoatiDrllty; aod ·..o eo-
counce publlc pbyslcal a.od Ylsu.l access to the bay.
A. USES PERWITTED.
1. Martou, yacbt clubs, yacht brokers, social clubs,
comrntrcta.l reer•Uon, bc&t sales, marine ....,ly sales,
boat ftll&1.r and serftclnc, sports ftlh.I.JII estabU.ab,nenta,
bottls IDd mot.1s, baslneu a.od professSooal oUlces wbere
marlat related ""lees are offered to tbe g .. ral publtc,
and otber Ultl wblcb, Ill the optntoa of the PlUDIDc Com -
mlllion, are of a stmllar oature. The Plannlng Commls-
alon's declatoo may be appealed to the City Coun~u.
2. Slpl to accordaoee wttb Chapter 20.06.''
SECTION 28. StctJon 20.62.050 ls amended to read as
follow•:
''20.62.050 RET AIL AND SERVICE COMM ERCIAL.
It Ia tbt Lat•t 'lf th1s secUon to implement the General
Plu objecttYea, policies, genenl land uses aod pro-
crama, relatJac to prtnte use of la.Dd, for tha,t portion
of tb1l Spee111e Plu ot.tnct located northerly of COast
RicbwaJ. All uses and deYelopment 1D this portion of
tbls Spedtlc Plan Dtstrtct shall cootorm to the proY1sloos
or tb.ls secUoo. It Is fllrtber the loteot of this sectloa
to eocooract tbt coatlauatlon of ''marlne~rleoted'' uses
Ud the ''mart.Dt'' theme or character of the area; to
eocourace mutually supportive oosioesses, a conttmtty of
tboppillc aDd pe<Mstrtan orientation, aDd to prohibtt uses
wbleb 1Fould lllternpt this contlDulty; aod to mtn1mtze
the aambtr of curb cats oo Coast Highway.
A. USES PERMITTED:
1. Retail sales, yacbt brokers, boat sales, marlne supply
Illes, boat repair aDd serv1clo&, offices for persooal and
profnsloDal ae"lees wtdcb are otfered to the general
public, commercial recreation, hotels aod motels, and other
UNI wblcb., lD tbe opiDloo of the Planolng Commlsston,
are of a stmJlar nature. Tbe decision of the Plana.tng
Commluloo may be appealed to the City CouocU .
NEWPORT HARIK)R ENSIGN
PUBUSHEO IEEKLV·PG. 7
ntURSDI\Y, lOY. 2\ _,
OOQA DEl MM. CALl f.
1. IteM .. aceordUct wttb Clllllttr IO.GI."
IECTP t'l. Sectioe 10.'70.010 (•) Ia a•uh1 tD ,_.
u loGon:
'•10.'70.010 (m) s-. .. aeoorctuce wtll c-... ........
SECTION Zt. 8tdioo 20,71 .. 100 1a •••Me to nM u
lollowa:
"20.'71.100 Sips 1n aeoorca.c. wttb c._.. 10M."
SECTION 2~. S.Cttoo ZO,l!.Ol5 1a aantldtd to rtld u
tollowa:
'• ZO.lZ.015 USES PERMfi'TED. The followt.ll UN tM1l
be permttttd ID the R-A ot.tttct
(a) Stncle famlty dwtlllDp.
(L) LfCbt farmt.ac, except commercial dlln., com -
mercial keDDtls, commettlal rabbit, lox, coat or hoe
fuma, or commercial poultf'Y ranebu.
(c) Aeceuory taNS DOrmally IDeldeata.J to a llDrlt-·
family dwelllac or light farml.Dc. Thls ll DOt be bt COil·
ltroed u permlttiDc any commerclal use.
(d) Temporary stnactures aod u111. Reculatloal are u
speclfted to Section 20.10.015 of Geoeral Co~roll -Re.t-
cjenUal Districts.''
SECTION 30. Tb.ls ordinance shall be pqblltbtd ODCI
1n the otnclal oewspeper of the City aDd the arne sbll
be etrecuve tblrty (30) days after the date or ita attoptioL
Tblt ord1Da.DCe was lnt:rocluced at a recular mMtlllc of
tbe City CouaeU of the Ctty of Newport Beech btld oa t.bt
25th day of October, l!r77, aod wu adopted on the 14th
c!ay of Ncwember, 1977, by the tollowtnc vote, to wit:
A YES, COUNCILMEN: Dostal, Barrett, Kuehn, McloD11,
Rocers, Ryctoff, WUllams.
NOES, COUNCILMEN: Nooe.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: None.
Mllan Dostal
Mayor
ATTEST:
Doris George
City Clerk
Publlsh: Nov. 1:4, 1977, tn the Newport Harbor Eoslp.
PUBLIC N.OTI C E
S-9S4-t8
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
<lolnc ooslness as: Elsloore
Properties, a Ud. Partner-
ship, 29602 Deenale Circle,
L~na Niguel, Ca. 92677:
Arthur ll Nelson, 29602
Deenale Circle, Laguna Ni-
guel, Ca. 92677; idlchael D.
McLaugbJJ.n. 22 Av~. 24, fA,
Venice, Calif. 90291; Una
Rodgers, 22 Aven.Je 24, MA,
Venice, Calif. 90291.
Thls oostoess 1s cooducted
by a limited partnersb.lp.
Signed: Arthur H. Nelson.
Thl.s statement was filed
-.lth the county clerk of Or.
a,nge County Nov. 7, 1977.
P U BLI C N OTICE
S-93449
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME· ST ATEWENT
Tbe following persou are
doing business u: R1veraldt
Properties, a Ud. Pa.rtDer-
stdp, 29602 DeernleClrele.
Laguoa Nlgu~l, Ca., 9!677:
Arthur H. Nelso!l, %9&0Z
Deerva.le Circle, Lquna Nt-
~el, Ca. 9U77; RobertDeu
Jackson, 3450 Sawtelle
Blvd., Apt. 348, Los AD(tltl•
Ca. 90066.
Thls bustoess 1s conducted
by a llmlted part.oerlblp.
Slgoed: Arttllr ll Nelaoa.
This sbtemeot was llltd
with the county clerk of Or-
ange County Nov. 7, 1977.
PubliSh: Nov.l7r24, Otc.
1, 8, 1977, ln the NeWDOrt
Harbor Ensign. F -85029
(a) Dry cleaD!nc plaDts, lumberyards, IIcht m&lllfactur-
lnc, l.ncludJ.Gc the ma.wfaeture &Dd repair of boat., clotb-lllc, DOYeltltl and toys, CUOll.Dt Nrftee statloDI, drtYe-
111 facUlUt1, nstaura.ata. outdoor, ctrtn-LD and take-out ----------
rtttauraata and UMI wtdcb to tbt opiDJoD of the Pl.a.D.Iltnc
Publish: Nov. 17, 24, Dec.
1. 8, 1977, ln the Newport
Harbor Ensign. F -85032
PUBLIC NOTICE
Commlutoo art of allmllar nature.
(b) aot.l1, motell, re&ideatill ues, trailer eoam aod
hoUNboat marhas.
(c) Rtcr•tlooal t~tablt.hmeats, lut1tutloal, cemeteries,
public buUdillca, partiJic of aatomobU• oa roofa, rtmon.l
of eartbeD matartala, bel.tport.l IDd bellltope, oatdoor llcbUsc ~1 bp l)frmuted u speelfted mort particularly
Ill Stctio1a zoJ6~020 o1 GtoJial Coatrols -Commercial
01.8trteta.''
SECTION 21. S.Ctioa 20.40.015(0) 1.1 a.meoded to rad
u lollowl:
'' 20.40,015 D. TEMPORARY REAL EST ATE STRUC-
TURD». Tbt Director ol Commulty O...Jopmtat may
approve ttmpoi'U'J tnct and ales omen for tbe f1nt
lilt of ttructur" &Dd/or loti to U1J dlmiet for a period
of ttmt aot to ezcted ooe Je&r follo•toc tbl recordation
of tbe l1aal ~abd1Yll1oo map.''
SECTION Z2. Stctloo Z0.4l.OZO Is ameoct.d to read
as follows:
"20.41.020 USES PERMITTED. Tbt foJ.low1DC UNI sbaU
bt permUted to tiM W-1 Districts:
(a) Wboluale b&ur1t1; creamerttt; bottliac works;
butldJIIC matef1al yards; ooatrac1ou J'lrdt; "-tl JUd*;
maebJDt Jbopa; lumber yards; biiLlldlllc and repair of
bolt.; rtltiJ'Ch laboratortu aad tnstltates; l.Ditnlmeot
JD&JIIIacturlle; ta.brleatioo or plutlc products; fllrnlhlre
IIJ)bolaert.ac; stone•. tDcJncUDC storace ot etmeat ud
llmt IDcl:cStatal to a rttan or wboleale bas!Deu; DWIII-
fllctarillc 11 ... ; a.Dd lllJ oCber aees wbleb, lD tbe oplDioo
of tbt PlaDalDc Comln1.aba art of stmilar oatare, bat
u.S.r tbt amt UmJtatloal a.od restrtctioDs speclfted la
seet!oal ptl"'llDc ame.
(b) AeetUOry UN &Dd balldtnp Wbttt IUCb Uti or
bailcUDcs an lDcldeabl to lad do DOt alttr tbe eb&ncter
of tbt premt.ts ill ftiPtCC to their ase tor parposes
permitted ID tbe dl.lb1ct. 9aeh acces10ry biUdlllcs sbal1
be allowed ollJ w!ieD ooutructtd coocarrent wltb or sub-
sequent to tbt maiD balldlac.
(c) Temporary ltnetllrta Ud uses. Rtpl&Uoas a re a.;
~ed 1D Stet1oD 20.40.015 of Geoenl Controls -ln-
~ltrlal Dt.ltrleta.
(d) Stplln accordiDCt wtth Cbapter 20.06.''
SECTION za. StcUOD 20.41.0%5 1.1 ameoc:ttd to read
II toUow1:
'•20,41.0!5 USES ~UtRING USE PERMIT. Tbe follow-
toe aMI aba1l bt permitted sabject to tbe MCUr~ or a
11M ptrmlt m lleb ca1t:
(a) OuoUDt .. met 'lbUoas; houseboat marillu; aod
ftn 1111oadlll, aarlla( or rr.tllJir.
(b) Prottaloat oftle ... Naturaots, outdoor, drtu-111
ud tue..-t r.-.ruta..
(e) CoalaMreSal Ulll LIICIIIdlac bat DOt llmlttd to nta11
Ud Wbo&MI.lt ..... ; cartDcr'l~Jbr. booktutlle': pr1lltlq;
Utaocftllllf; tditor1al ud dMipl~~~; llnltrMI; dtJ eleu-illl ,.._ l3d &QJ oCMr .,.. Wbleb la tbt oplldoD of tbt
Pla.adJII CotaiD2,.. art ol a llrDJlar atare: pl091dlc1,
....... t11et u.. lollowtll ~epttone •n IIIPIJ to
ltnlctlll'tl Ud ..., nt~ U't 1D a:lattDCe Oil tbt tftectt" at. ot au MCttGa:
1. 'I'MIIdll•lt ollud or biQdlact 1a tbl M-l Dlttrtct
yb&Q dD .. ... ... rtlllll'tiDIIIts ol ttall -..cu.
.., bt Clalltl8ltd or c.IIUC*IIIO a ue ~ 1fOUt nqal.re
tbt ... or a .. aa-dti!U'IIIII KWI-totM ?ltUdU'dll .-hll¢sd 111 a.cao.ao.ao.oas wltbolt COIIIIIIJI ... w:th tbJ ,..,....or...,......_
1. Ar1J • ...._. lltftotllt •1 t. npat....S. altend or
rttMdllsd. W'IIIIIIIISt.....,... wUII tbl rtqllrt•., of ..... . ....
I. Altl ..., .. ltftclll.rt or .,. •r be ..at.rpc~ b7
-...... 101 " .. ortlll&1 II'Oel ..... ..., ---,.,. pertod ..,..... ce....,_ Will tbl ,.......,.._.. ol ...........
(4) ..... 1 I 1¢ N'$ ,, ...... 2 .~riM.
...... ......., ..,_ ., 1 81'111111 ...........
............ J'Jttlt\ ........ * ud 1Nik141· ... .......... .., .......... ••=llld ........... ..., .............. a-.1 c..nta • b t ....
DlllltDII .. .... M. .............. ,, .. ned ......
........ FDIIIIIA ftiM •llc-111111
.. _ ........... Dl 1 ....
W 'tat l I ....... ji I , I 2 181111 Ill" •
fir •11 !mR • ..... SICA .... I J!IJ-
af I .... I RIFilM; 1111 -St' Ill rM _, Ia·
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC "'40TICE P U BLIC NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH LOT 'UNIT DESCRIPTIOft
POLICE DEPARTM ENT 77 1 Camera , Polar oid Automatic 100
Pollet IIDCla1med property to be auctioned at tbe New-..ith flash attachment
port Beach Pollee Department, 870 Santa Barbara Drl•e, 78 1 Coffee Gri nder Braun Electric 10:00 a.m., Saturday, December 3, 1977. Purchases are 79 1 Ha1r Dryer Braun Electric madt oo an u-ta but.& wtth oo guanntee on paystcal 63 l Binoculars. Tasco 6 x 30
coedJtton of 1tMDI told. 5 AWOl Bags and Back Pack &ag Pa.rmtDtl mut be plJd to cub or local checks lmmtdJ-85
86 1 PR Truck Rear View Mirrors 11" x 8 " ateiJ afttr a bid 1a accepted, aDd aU purchuts must be 87 1 Tape Recorder/Pl ayer G.E. Cassette
remo•ed at tbe cooclasloo or Ute auction. 88 1 Camera, Kodak Trlmlite Instamatic
LOT UNIT DESCRIPTION 89 1 Binoculars, opera type, Eagl~ Eye 3.5
91 1 Scale , Ohaus. triple beam 0-500 grm.
1 1 Bicycle. g1rl·'s 26• grn Schwi nn 10 sp 92 1 Scale, Ohaus, triple beam 0·500 grm.
2 1 Bicycle. boy's 27" btu Huffy 10 sp 95 1 Camera , Konica 35 mm.
3 1 Bicycle, boy's 20• org Foyer 97 1 32 pc ivory carved chess set with case
4 1 Bicycle, boy's 20" red Sting Ray 98 1 Jack. auto. VW
5 1 Bicyc le, girl's 26• wht Raleigh 3 sp 99 1 J ack, auto Walker, 1~ ton Mod 1-906
6 1 Bicycle, boy's 27• wht MUndo 10 sp 100 l Jack , auto. Tuff Too l. 1~ ton
7 1 Bicycle, boy 's 27" purple Huffy 10 sp 101 1 Impact wrench \" Wards Mod TMF 9261 A
8 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" blu Oerailer 10 sp 102 1 11 pc 3/8" socket wrench set Mark 1
9 1 Bicycle, boy's 20• purple St i ng Ray 109 1 Persian-type rug 4 x 6
10 1 Bicycle. girl's 26• blu Puco-St a r 110 1 Typewriter, Underwood 5. Manual
11 1 Bicycle, girl's 26• wht Peugeot 10 sp 113 1 Radio AM/FM Portable. Lloyd's
12 1 Bicycle, girl's 26" grn Huf fy 3 sp 114 1 Radio AM/FM Auto Clarion
13 1 Bicycle, boy 's 26• blu Clubma n 10 sp 115 1 Radio AM~-Cassette Au to Stereo. Pioneer
14 1 Bicycle. boy's 27" silver Sears 10 sp 116 1 Auto Ster~o. Motorola 8 track
15 1 Bi cycle, girl's 24• wht Sears 3 sp 117 1 Auto Stereo, Muntz, with FM Radio
16 1 Bicycle , boy's 20" blu Schwinn 121 1 CB Radio, 23 channel. Regency
17 1 Bicycle, boy's 20" yel Atkins 122 2 Speaker s . Arkay
18 1 Bicyc le, boy's 27" blu Sc~inn 10 sp 123 1 TV 12" B&W Sharp UHF·VHF
19 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" gold Robin Hood 3 sp 124 40 Cassette stereo tapes with black case
20 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" yel Sears 10 sp 125 30 Cassette stereo tapes with maroon case
21 1 B1cyc~e. boy's 26• blu/gry All -Pro 126 7 Cassett~ stereo tapes
~-Mart 10 ~n 127 10 8 track stereo tapes with black case
22 1 Bicyc e, girl's 26" wht Schwinn 128 8 8 track stereo tapes
23 1 Bicycle, boy's 24• org Schwi nn 129 8 8 track stereo tapes
24 1 Bicycle, boy's 21• y~1 Schwinn 10 sp 130 8 8 track stereo tapes
25 1 Bicycle, girl 's 26" brn Schwinn 5 sp 131 8 8 track st~reo tapes
26 1 B1cycle, girl's 20" grn Schwi nn 132 8 8 track st~reo tapes
27 1 Bicycle, boy's 20" blu Sting Ray 133 8 8 track stereo tapes
28 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" wht Penney's 10 sp 1~ 8 8 track stereo tapes
29 1 Bicycle, boy's 26" red/wht/blu Standard 135 2 1~· spoke wheel hubcaps for Ford
30 1 Bicycle, girl 's 26" b1u Schwinn 3 sp 138 1 fire extinguisher, chrome, General
3J 1 B1cycle , boy's 27" blk Schwinn 10 sp 139 1 Calcul ator Unisonic 888 Slide Rulette
32 1 Bicyc le. boy's 20" org Sting Ray 140 , Watch , m4n 's chrome Seiko calend1r
33 1 Bicycle, girl 's 26· blk Phillips 3 sp 141 1 Watch, m4n's chrome Ti~x calend•r
34 1 Bicycle, gi rl's 24" red Sc hwi nn 142 1 Watch . man 's chrome Seiko calendar
35 1 Bicycle, boy's 27" purple Schw i nn 10 sp 143 1 Wa tch , man's chrome American Heritage
36 1 Bicycle, boy 's 26" b1k Armstrong 3 sp lU 1 Watch, man's chrome Timex calendar
37 1 Bicycle, boy's 26. copper S~nator 10 sp 145 1 Watch. man 's chrome Wa lth1m calendar
38 1 81(1(1e, boy's 27• 9rn Nishiki 10 sp 146 1 Wat ch, man's chrome Caravelle calendar
39 1 Bicycle, girl 's 26" blk Sears 3 sp 147 1 Watch. man 's chrome Genova calendar
40 1 Bicycle, girl 's 24" tcln Treasury 3 sp 148 1 Watch. man's chrome Syncro quartz di gital
41 1 Bicycle. boy's 20" grn Hi shiki 149 1 Watch . man's Ti mex, ch~
42 1 Bicycle, qirl 's 24" blu Schwinn 3 sp 150 1 Watch , man 's litronix digital , c h I"'''ftt
43 1 8f~1e. girl 's yel Derailer 10 sp. 26• 1 51 1 Watch, man's limex ca lendar .
44 1 lic,cle, boy's 21• yet Schwinn 10 sp electric, chrome 4S 1 lt~le. girl 's zo· yel Schwinn 152 1 Watch, ~n ·s ch~ Ti~x calendar 46 1 licyc1e, bQy 's 27• brn Schwinn 10 sp 153 1 Watch, man's gold Timex calendar 47 1 l t(1Cle. tirl 's 26• red Schw1nn 10 s p 154 1 Watch , -.n's gold Long1nes 48 1 lt~le, ttrl's 24• btu Shelly 155 1 Watch ... n •s gold Sti~o calendar u 1 lfcyc1e, boy's 24• red Kat~hews 156 1 Watch, -.n'5 gold TiMex calendar so 1 lfcycle. boy's 21• yet Schwinn 10 s p 157 1 Watch , .an's gold Kronatron 51 1 lf~lt, boy's 20• purple Sting Ray 158 1 Wat.ch • ...an 's chr<~~~~e Wlstclo• pocket S2 l ltcycle. girl's 26• blk Valiant 3 sp 159 1 Watch , Nn's chroMe lngraha-pocket Sl 1 ltcycle, tirl's 24• org Schwinn 3 s p 160 1 Watch, N n's chrOMe Wtstclox potket 54 1 li~l ... tfrl's 26• grnJ~t Schwinn 161 1 Watch, lad_y' s t hroMt Cont 1 nenta 1 S5 1 11(1(1e. bQy 's 21• gold Len~ Sports 10 s,162 1 Watch. lady's gold ti .. ~ S6 1 11(1Cle, boy's 27• red .-,toMcane 10 sp 163 ' Watch. 1a4y's gold Zodit c 58 1 ltcycle. boy's 27• grn Sdlwi"" 10 sp \64 1 watch. 1a4y's gold .-ow.-St 1 11(1Cle, tirl's 26• silver ltsh1tt 5 sp 16S l Watch. lN,y's gold Nlrcel Boucher 60 1 ltcycle, boy's 26• f"H W 166 l Chi,. bNcel et of 11 foreign coins 61 1 licycle, bof's 21• blw lwerson 10 sp t67 7 "tscelltneous cost~ rings Q 1 ltcycle. bOy's 27• bh '=t--fr._ only 168 1 "iscellantOUt costa.~ rtn,s 63 1 lfcycle, tirl 's f6• t"Y .. et"' 3 sp 169 1 I drawer St..l Ail file CA.btnet 64 1 lteyc1t, t1rl's 20• b1u /llfF 170 1 PlM MlW 65 1 ltc,cle, bqy's 21• blu Mtya~ 10 sp 171
" 1 ltcyc1e, boy's M• purple ICefto 10 sp 112 1 "-' "9tolt 19M c.e lcvll tor
61 1 ltcycle, boy's H• t"' AUh 17l 1 ._,,..toR _... alc:ulltor
A 1 l tqcle, bo1's 2Cr' f'M SctwiM 174 1 1• S.1ectr1c ~-., 1 l feycle • .._,., zo• t";' ~t 10 '' 175
1 •• Selectric __.tter
70 1 lt(lelt, beJ's H • lk Nfrtcle 171 1 •• S.lectrtc t.Jf• ••
1 S.1~-c.r.. _, ~-71 1 ltcycle. boy's f6• •t t;:r;:'• 10 IP 117 1 ,,, ... ,., ...... 1.. RJI ..... ·--n 1 11qcle, t1rl 's ft• I"' '"" 3 sp 111 ' lt74 ...,,.,_ont._ 1~ PUI ...._ QC1e 7J 1 lt<1Clt, ttrt •a zo-bl-Stirs 14 l SurftOIN s • yel • r. n FiMQ• "'** ....... ""· ..... , .......
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CHARMS& EXECUTIVE GIFTS
PEWTER -SILVER HOLlOWARE
MENS& WOMENSJEWELRY ACCESSOR IES
WUUam llorrttt 8owmu,
II, ol Ill 8, !Sib, C-
...... IDd Do~mt Marte
SpeQcler, 21, or 1750 E.
Oc•a FroDI, Balboa, were
urested at 2:30 a.m. at
1400 w. Cout HWJ.,.
, Marlotra Mtle, aod Bowman
was, charted wlthoblltructtar
pollee and -l)peacler with
drunk drlviJie , , , A sUver l salad fork u11uDCbeoo tort.
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valued at $119, were report-
ed stolen from the home
of Ellen MWer, 515 ATocado,
Corona del War, possibly
during a dlooer party the
previous ntgbt, •• Clothing
I n.lued at $131 was stolen
when SUzanne Ralphs, 222
33rd, West Newport, left It
overnight In a dryer at a
laundromat 111 3121 Newport
Blvd., near her home.
• WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2
102 E. 16TH STR EET
i AT SUPERIOR AVENUE 646-314
Two TV sets, a radio, 2
rifies, and bottles of liquor,
nlued at $850, were stolen
from Allen Copeland's boat
at Us slip at 919 Bayside,
between 7 p.m. Oct, 30 and
9 a.m. Oct. 2. • .In sep-
arate Incidents, 2 women
who work near lbe airport
reported bein( accosted by
a young black man with art-
itlcally straightened hair,
crooked teeth aud a baby
face, who tried to start con-
versations with them whJle
they ate lunch between 2 and
2:30 p.m. In outdoor areas,
aod tried to kiss them, then
made suggestive remarks
and tried to get them to stay
and talk to him ••• TOOmas
OUver Lindsley, 41, of 105
Llnda lsle, was booked at
pllce headquarters at 1:35
p.m. on a warrant chargl~
him with a violation or the
state corporations code •••
Sl"Curlty precautions taken
by Mrs. Robert Horn after
she attended a pollee anti-
burglary lecture apparently
discouraged a thief who tried
several ways to gel Into
her home at 260'7 Bu ckeye,
East Bluff, but finally ~ve
up. • , A $530 carpet was
stolen from the den of Janet
He nson's residence at 332
Colton St., Newport ShOres,
live .M rjems
IT WILL PAY TO CHECK OUR PRICES
CUSTOM DESI GNED JEWELRV
FI NE GEM STONES
GO I~O CHAINS
FOR
John M. T hom pson G.G
27 0 E. 17th St., Un it U
Costa Mesa. Calif.
92627 (714) 64~-1909
(In Hll1re n Sq. Behind Wet Seal)
.,! ont~
• THURSDAY, NOV, 3
QUALITY COLOR
PROCESSING
~Kodak
John Robert Tbompson,
26 , or 5301 Seashore, West
Newport, was charged with
drunk driving at 12:30 a.m.
In the 100 block of 46th,
West Newport ••• Camera
equlpm ent valued at $540
was stolen from the Dome
of Ken Klus, 521 Westmins-
ter, Newport Heights,
between 10:30 a.m. and 2:50
p.m ••• A leather jacket a.oo
2 piece suit, valued at $300.
were stolen at the Broadway
store In Fashion Is land, be-
tw een 6 p.m. Nov. 3 and
9:30 a.m. Nov . 4 ••• AU
4 wheels and tires, valued
at $500, were stolen from
Alton Zutavern's car while
it was parked overnight ill
the carport at this home
at 1728 Bedford, Westclltf
. . A TV set and video cas-
sette player, valued at $19'75,
were stolen from offices fo
Compcare Inc., 660 Newport
Center, between 5 p.m. Oct.
14 aDd 8 a.m . Nov 3 •• ,
While Ma ry Loo Hergel was
tak.J og items IAslde the bouse
fro m the front porch of her
home at 600 Orchid, Corona
del Mar, someone stole her
purse from the porch, took
$185, and left the purse be-
hind garbage cans In the
alley •.• stereo eQUipment,
a TV set, photo equipment
lltld clothing, valued at
$4,662, were stolen from the
home of Stepeben Rlzzone,
2 Starburst, West Side, be-
tween 7:15 ·a.m. and 7 p.m.
by a burglar who got
ln through an unl ocked kit-
chen window,
Photo Finishing
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Burglar ~
HOW MUCH
CAN YOU
AFFORD TO LOSE
IF A BURGLAR DECIDES
TO BREAK INTO YOUR HOME'
OR BUSINESS TONIGHT ?
Sea Coast will plan
your home or business
security system.
Phone
642-3 490
Now!
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CHRISTMAS TEA FOR
EBELL CLUB Of' M.B.
NEWPORT HARIIOR ENSIGN
PU Bll$11 ED WEEKLY· PC. 8
Tl1URSOAY, NOV. 24, lin
CORONA DEL liAR, CAll F.
A TV iot .... ed at $350
wu JtoleD trom tbe borne
ot Todd Wray, $!1-1/Z Fern-
leaf, Ccroaa del Mu, be-
tween lt:SO p.m. Nov, 4 aDd
8:1$ p.m. NOY, 5, , , P!x).
tocflPbl' equipment valued at
$148 was taken from tbe
OOme of Michael Moss,
91&-B E. Ocean Front, Bal-
·boa, between 9:30 a.m. aDd
11:50 p.m ••• A TV set aDd
a blelktor, valued at $216,
were stolen from Tim
Quist's home, 226 Lugonla,
Newport Shores, between
6:10 a·.m. and 5:50 p.m •••
Vandals did an estimated
$435 damage to 3 cars park-
ed 1.n the 1700 block of E.
Oc ean, Balboa, between 6:30
p.m. Nov, 3 and and 7:30
a.m. Nov, 4, breaking out the
windshields of cars owned
by Cynttlia Peck, 73Z E.
Channel, and Hawley Eve r-
hart of Fasadeaa .•. G regor~
Lee Thoma, 26, of 900 E.
Balboa Blvd ., Balboa, was
charged wUh drunk drift~
at 2:15 ·a.m. In tbe 1300
block of Balboa Blvd, ••
A Dipper sailboat aDd a surf-
board, valued at $875, were
stolen from the side patio
of Everett Temme's home,
604 St. James, Cliff Have n.
between 5:45 a.m. Nov, 1
and 6 p.m. Nov , 4.
$400 wu tateo from tile
home ol C•rt• TbomPtOil.
424 Pirate, CUrt Hann, be ...
tween 8 a.m. aDd 5 p.m.
possibly by two yourw mea
seen by a nelehbor drivtnc
away from the area In a
pickup truck Without a tau ...
gate. • • • Trloa Deanne
Sierra, 18, of 713 Marigold,
CoroDI. del Mar, nscharged
with drun.t. driving at 10:30
p.m. at University and
Irvine, Back Bay, •• Betty
South, 500 '>ahlla, Corona
del Mar, reported cash and
jewelry worth $4,194 bur-
glarized from her hOme be-
tween 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.
F'UBLI C NOTICE .
NOTICE OF OOENTION TO
ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
11 -18-77
To Whom It May Coocern:
Subieet to issuance of the
license applied for, ootlce
Is hereby given that the
undersigned proposes to sell
a lcohoUc:: beverages at the
premises, described as fol-
lows:
78 fashion Is land Sq.
Newport Beach, 9Z660
Pursl&llt to such Intent ton,
!btU Club ol N-rt
B•ch wUI ha .. aCbrtacmu
tea a• 1:50 p.m. Tburlttly,
Dec. 1, at n.. el&~bboUH,
515 W. Balboa BIYd,, Bal-
boa,
W.rs. Fred Loakas Is
chairman of this t¥ent, as-
sisted by Mrs. William Mann
aDd Mrs, Madellne Barnett.
Music will be presented by
the Newport Harbor hl&h
school Cb&ntelles, directed
by Aheras Van Leet.
Coat. the lfOfk::l"s large5.t,
w11l restore the hidden
I beauty 1n )'OUr draperies.
Co1t removes and cleans
drapertes. rehangs them
..-1th perfect
pleats and even
hems. And a
Colt clean•hg
profongs
drapery Ute.
ON CASH I c.ut.Y
• • •
WITH THI ADOID
.. ROTECTION Of' • .................
scot~.bg!J.1,..
HOME~ • APART ... ENTS • MO· }i"'
BILE HOMES • OfFICES •
WALL TO WALL CARP£T,
FUIIHITUR£ l ORAP£RIES ; "'~
CLEANED IN YOUR HOME ~~ • DEtP SOIL EX TRAC· /
TK)ft MAKES YOUR •· -"
CARPET SANI-S ·
TARY CLEAN! • · -
• SATURDAY, NOV , 5
the tulderstgned Is applying
to the Department of A lco-
holic Beverage Control for
issuance or an alcoholic bev-
erage Ucense (or Ucenses)
for these premises as fol-
lows: "41 " On Sale Beer
& Wine (Bona fide Pu blic
Eastlng Place).
QUAUTY l SERVICE. YOU CAN EXPECT FROM "THE WORLD'S LARGEST'
An oak table and chairs,
a stained glasS w!Ddow and
a lamp, valued at $921, were
s tolen (rom Richard Wise-
man's home at 310
Goldenrod, Corona del Mar,
between 4 p.m. Nov , 5 and
12:15 a.m. riov. 6, , .•
FAR WEST SERVICES,
INC . JL,; unc= .. Tl~ •I' T540-1366•642-0270E i 1702 NEWI'OIIT II. YD.
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COSTA MESA
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Publish: Nov. 24, 1977, In
the Newport Harbor Ensign.
An atdc that's not ~:~lfe~~ latcd could wind,up ce5ting you
When your hear is on, the warm
air rises. So it moves from floor to ceiling
in the rooms of your h ouse. Witho ut
adequate insulation, the heat can pass
through your ceiling into your au K:. This
waste c:i heat causes your heating system
10 work longer and harder. Thai could
cosr you m<X>e'(.
By insulating. or increasing the
amou nt ci insulation in your Attk, you
can cut your heating costs up ,to 40%.
Insulation is a one-time invesr~
mem that pays off year after year. So call
an insulation contmctor. You'll find that
b11sed on today's prices, properly insu·
laring an attic in a typical house runs
berween $200 and $300. And what
better place ro invest your money than
in your own home !
You ca n also look forward to
sav ing up 10 40% on your cooling oooc
in rhe $Ummer, when Jr's your air con--
ditioner's cum to go to WOfk.
For a free conservlltion booltlet
IAOtO EMWAfCHID TMJ(.I(I
on more: ways to save energy, write
"Con:<ervotioo :· &li>on , P.O. Box 800.
Rooemcad. CA 91770.
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