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T H U R S DAY. M A Y I 3. I 9 5 C ('fHCO~.\ U F:J. :'lt .\K, C'.\1.11". 5 C£NTS VO l.. f-.NO. 39
Tht' Montert>y 011 Co. t1 earn·
plt>ting plans for the orderly de·
I velopmt>nt of the tideland oil
pool off West Ne-wport. ow ned
1 by the ('hy of Newport Beach,
1 C11y M;wager John Sallor..s re-
!)llrtl'r1 Tu('sday.
: "Thl') ha\ «' probed around and
nm\ tht•) ;m• rf'ady to drill quite
1 ,, ft>w \\I'll-. .. Mr Sailor'-JOalc'l.
Tht> l'll) :\!JnngE'r \\/\.,granted
a t('qU«''' b) • the Crty ('••uncll
.\fnnlia" •· ..{ht tu rC'tatn \\'tlllam
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tn 31 huur .... mn<' mrnur,-.; 1·1 -..>t
oml!<. c lthc>r trophil•:. ~··•n~ ''' tht·
1. irruo; rnduliNI the St•o·rl•t .H) .. r
th<• :\trxit'an :--:ilvy trophy for tht•
frr!->1 -.i n~h· ;..tirk boat to finao;h
and thl' ~.·wport (.k·f'an Sarlin~
Assn. tfii!Jhy fqr tht> fir;..t b<htl w
finish.
The Mayor of En!M.'nada tro phy
for tbe 11nl beat • flnltm tn
ocean ra cing dJ~on cia-. "8 "
went to Wllllc; Boyd's sloop Rock ·
ing Chair II. The Govt>rnor of
Califurnra troph} w<,nt th Ort•n
D. Wadi'' F'Nnt•., [){>light ft~r
frn.t rn th<' l'l<'f'.tn r.tdng 111\ r-.tt•n
da.s ··c ..
Thf' PrPSidf'nt t•f thf' l nlfo•d
~t.ll~ trophy (t)t frr't pi .it I' 111
'I the arbrtrar} hand it .tp C'ln-.:..-. "C' ·
"' f'nt tu Hn le F'rE'Id ,.. t'Uttf.'r Rf'nt'
):!.HI<'. 1 hf' r.m·f'rnur of B.tJ•' C.rl i
fo1rnr.l lruph~ for ftr"t pl.to f' 111
.HbllroH) h.lnllknp da-.:..<; n
w«•nt tn John F' Krmblf''' ~·'"I
SE-a ='hJrp. <tnrl tht• Mayor .. r
~ pwport Bt'.H'h t rol'hY fnr frr-.t
plat'(' in .trhitrnr) h.tndi<'.IP l'l.t:--.
''A" W('nt to \.f'flr):!t' We~l ancl
Clnrk ~wf:'c>t'~ <'lltlt>r J lnkN
The> :"('w York Ya!'hl
KTTJi St1lutes
OurHa1•bor
Tele•ision S t a t r o n KTTV
will solute Newport Harbor
tomorrow (Friday) e•en1n9 In
tbe firs t in a series of com·
munity procpams to be pre·
seated on CbCIDDel 11.
For tbis tint proqram. tbe
Newport Harbor £naiCJD will
be the guest of aews commen·
tator GeorCJe Putlaam iD b ls
regular late .-..D1D9 -scent.
Puma. pneeab tbe .....,. at
II...._..._ .. 11:15 M will
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port Batbor.
GEORGE PUTN AN
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l"'r ••r I ! •r .t\l•t.lj!t• cLot!~ \\P!I
Jlrttli It 1 ,, ·: lr orr 1111 to ·.,.~, har·
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Rocky Point
Plan Opposed
Thf> (' .. rona del Ma r Cl\•\c A5·
SO<'Iation protestt>d to City Coun·
C'll Mond ay evenlnc a&alNit U..
p~ ,-.,•lldlvi.Uon tor' raul·
Uple-rPSidf'nr-e development ot
Rt~<'k;.· Pr1l nr nf'ar thf> foot of the
l'nrnr''l •fl•l :\tar jt>tty.
T1w .h~ ~ . 111 n tE'qU«' te-d that
.o I it • ht• fipf:\\ NJ SO tha thf'
Jn'TV"s ICllute to Southern
California communities will be
pnwated each Friday e•ealnq
at II :IS. M t C : r r" t' .. mr;\,'--t•ln rould ~ludy or gaae 0 . )'r")'''ol' I • Tf'l,iln thi~ a r<!'a 8"-
F d ;;;} 1 ' t>r ,. 1 uhi · p..1rk Council
Argue Repair
of Sidewalk
orme Here I n·-;• '"rm '1 \lrllf•r rommt-nt~
oil ol 'ho·r1• n 1~ bP <lUII.tbiP
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: ~·I' nr · ''" Thur .. tt.n .\Ia) :?0 .. Ocea• Race Sill"! ,...
JI•'Y (oor lh•· m.otl'riul rf th.-• 11 ~ • • trophy for I hi' frr..,t ll lvidt'O ttl! Fr.lll< ,., F )lr .. !\,1• , 1 1. .• 1 .. l•l•· wo11lrl I"''' tol•• lhf' l.rh1 •t PiloH•c Class Val•
\'('S.;.Cl tu fini!<h on (')aps<'d tim<' Cnunl'llm.ln :"nrmnn \lrl'"r f·•rnllr Jilt'''''' •.r "' ,~' \;, .,, !· •lnll'll"ll C ill.,«' •I f r '' m
wa s won by R .\1 StOt'kton'!' mo\f'fl t h ·'' thl' n'qur•-t ht• !)l•llt.tn \J. r·~· •..:•• ,·, rp " I~, IT"'' •·f'•·rPd h~ thP B:tibo.r
GaliltC'a. Thf' Jo hn B. Callery ~f' .\n.:.•lt•' p '" •'r S. r.tdro" -.h '" (' i In thf' grnnlt•d Ill IIIli' \\II h prt'\ I HI' moria! trophy Wl'nl to Da \'id Al ll\1• m.111 o,.:o•r 11 r • .r ·. 1 n·-ult~ ,.f tht• ~n!<PIHHia Ra<"t' Co>unnl 1'"11\~ Colin• rlm.tn \ Commons' k<'tl·h Kc>lem . for the> ,·,~m".tll\ "Ill h• 11 tt,. h ,. J .. 1! •hr-c '· •'•H ·"""'rr1rnn 10 ~ltadron \\' Smrth "•1111 11 wn-. rli"''rr mr .. " ""' first a rbitrary handh'ap ketch h.l .\lr I>r11h.1n. rt.. pr•·-ut~·rl: .\lr ff . r'IJ, \It" II•'" .trol Ahm. n.nn n:llllT\ ••• nthr•r ta ,pa~<'t" '" r-·~ flnbh G<'nt> l'rt>mptt>'~ Evening Br.t~lft~rcl , .. , ,,-,·ut '<' \ ,, , lor(' .. I ,f ll.trh<•r 1-.l,lnrl ''if<' nf thf' for -.rrh'\\ .dk u •palr "hll'h hf' Star won lht> trophy for lhr-llr;t dPnt :\lr ll•1" .1r1 h \Itt' ,,,, ~ ".,I'T .( thP • rnu" flr"l hn,.t tn lt.'lirl. '"' thl' r{'<'ronl<ahrlrt~ .. r tht• hea,·y.displa<'f'mPnt <"raft to fin· dt>nt and Alltltl'•'.' Th.,r-;., .. Ht•f frnro;h ,..,mpll'tf>d the ~nu tlirnn proPf'rl~ 0\\ ON Ill' l'.l<:t thf' -..~If' .,., Ish ; th«' trophy Cor bdng t he first fr-rnan. S('('rt't.tr\ tn•.t-.un•r AI"' Jlll .. trnn rout"(' this prln ... "llt'" \'PI I' ,. "' NOSA mf'mlx>r to finish. and th«' t'ln tht> 84'anl .. r Urn., "'r' .trf' :'\lt'mht>r Jnhn Kimhle c; ~a" 1.
trophy for the Cir11t San Diego Ht'in1 Ka1 t>r '""'ll'' .. l'•'n l'<lt :'t•.t :;harp pla<'t>d Clr t In <"Ia
Yacht Club mt'mber to tlnlsh. Victim Found E Ralph &hr.:lf'r .1nol Lt>t' Bnlrn ··s of thf:' a rbitrary handscap
Harold C. RamS('rs sloop An-both retlrt'd 8.1 lh<•.t h l.tn.l rl' r 1 group to "tn 'thE' Go\ernor of
tigua won the troph~ for the first Mrs Glady~ ::\1 :\kDonnt>ll. df'nt$; and W lllr.tm \It :\t •• ,u.. S.'I Ja California trophy !-t.-mM-r
PCC to finish. and Lee W. about i O. of 41R W. 5..'('<Jnd St . Co~ta MC'Sa R••,,Jt .. r Stuart 0 Baird's cuttt'r. Kukrl
Thompson's Ga}'ll' won the tro· Santa Ana.-<'<lmmiltl"d sutddP by ; Among tho' .. ,~,.·khollolf't• .trt· II. p ia ('('(I lhlrd In rla-.s "B" of
phy fo r the first Island Clipper l ftrlng a rl'voh ·er into her rr~ht &>nator Joh n .\t urrl~ F'n-.1 Ht•r thf> arhlwuy handirap ~oup.
to finis h. Edgar G. l'ttmer's sloop temple !IOmN imE' Satu rcla) mght !<horn of tht' l111tlt>~ R('ll. At Othl'r ml'mbers with boat'l In th_.
Rebel won the trophy tor betne while sitting In he r l'ar parkl'd l tnrnf'y Donald HnrwC\1-.d R{'altor international race Inc I ts de d
the first Coronado Yacht Club at the Ocean Front near 23rd Wllli.'lm Sanford F. H Sklnnf'r U\\'N'n<'f' C'our1Pr'. kNch. E\•lta ;
member to 1\nlsh. The trophy I St.. Newport Beach . poliN' r<!'· of Balboa Island. t\011 Durll(') I ;\Trs EliV\beth StN?Ie's Odysst")'
for the tlrst Windward Yacht ported. Fu~. roun!M'I (or the' HoajZ I ancl J Frank Burke'<~ loop,
Club m ember to finl* 1ftnt to ' Oficers Ed Brawn and Robert Foundation. QuN'n 8«-
M. W. Kohlmann's ketch Return. Cartf.'l' dlscowored Mrs. MeDon·
.. tM ......, a...-I'--Davrd Young's schOOM'r N~lly nell at 1:13 a .m. Sunday a t the
BJy w as awardl'd thC' l .. t .to-fln· wheel of her car. fad ne the Gov. Knight Here Saturday .. I.IM lale ad Dk* D-. Ish trophy. OCNn. with her head resting on
ef c-tll ....._ the back ot the wat. Thf' auto-Gov. Goodwin J. ltn .... t will be k nigh t : A I b ~ r t Math~. es-IRRI.II ,...., s m atk wu Jytne on her la.p. th~ gu.t ~PMlt« at dedkat:lon teemed loyal knlaht; John Pa~.
._.. Deputy Coroner Frank G. Han· ~ for tbe ""*iM1 Harbor est~ ~ecturt.ne knl~&ht : Le·
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h I d C d d A rMiodlc eel«tlon fr o m wn wu called and he cue al· l..odp al Ella. C...tral Aw . and lanlll a. Lewis. lf'CreUry; Charlft 18th 51 1••-Sc 00 Boar an i ates cluakal rom poeers will be Clctn pennlf!.lon to fort"e open Vla <:>pc.to. Newport ...... at lAnnlnc. et~qu.W: Henry Vaupn. • T heard a t 8:30p.m. Sa~. May the lf!ft wtlfdWine ot the car 4:30p.m. Saturday. Co¥. ltnlabt Inn« pard: J . M Morpn
ne City Park C..t.don t T lk t T H II ~ ~ t Zl. when the f'lnl ooaNrt ....,.... after tM <loon and wlndowtl wtll land at the Oran,. eou.ty Leonard, tJ-e&IU~; Jeue ........
•bmltted a protetlt to Wcwpwt 0 a a own a mee aor'f!d by the newlY ....... Or-~ found locked. Airport at .. p m. and join an dtapl•ln: Cbarlft Ames. tile:
City Council lllonda7 ewnlq anp Coullty Pbl.U.AIIDOik So-auto cara\·an to 8C'Cirt ta• • PaulY. Puttee. ....._ant aqulre;
ap1n11 the ~ NIDOftJ a1 In addition to d he u ul n 1 Caftdldae. Invited to ~ak ctety wtll be hard at luda A• •••••11 ...a -"ewport &Mdt. Sian hrrar, oraanllt. and tn.·
t1w 1llh 9t. publtr .,_t la•ndl-.claooi bondllat tM ........ lla.U" .,.., fer tM lltP let.ooi 8Dard. Hlp SdtooL Orela..-~· JUMe E. llartaJIIt7, al Sui& A. (..,.,._,) Maurer. cl AM· .._ ·~ ~. IIMna Kall·
Ina runp on the Newport bay meetiq In City Hall ~ J. A. .._ Mil 111e. ..,..... lar· tor FrWa ....,.... ._ ••· AM. ... ftMCI -and ...... helm. ct.puty dlltrtct ara.t IX· •· ,._ D. ltQ, Georp S..·
front. and urpct that tJw nmp ewnlq. Newport -..dl voe.n low; ... tile Ora..-c.ut ·Col· nouiK'ed t1w ......... ....,._ to .._ 11a.. o1 .....,.._. _... ••· wtll ~._. --_..., ftaurallsa.
will _. ~ tar dMir ............ D. D . ....._d and b tM fMe ~: Oeal .. ID _...., 11r1i1 at ldll E&llu ...... ..._ ('8tmJB,_ .. _.. *-dool ...,.. ... liMr Dr. &. W. -: ... 1M De-tM ....._ el a..t111t. ...... ; 1ft lleapwt ._.. ,_....C.. ... wttll tile rbalfll._....._ ._ ,_ ~..,.-
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Tll.EPHONISt ~ I I 14 .-I I I II
~EMIR Of THE
CALifORNIA NlWWAHA P\IILIStiW ASSOCtAT10N
A.-4 ef tAle NAT10NA1. EDIToatAL ASSOCIATION
• • • The NPNPOU HAUOit ENSIGN het beef! d.tetmiNd t~ be • M-
pepet of CJefte'•l clrcvletloft by 1~_. of the ~periof Covrt elld by rHIOII
thereof h qvelined to p;~blllll eN p;~blic ftOticel ~uired by 1-. * • *
bteretl .. s.-4 Cle ............... , ... OMc. •• c-.. ~.,. C.nf. .... m"' ~: tt04 c.... ...... .-4. c-., Mat.~
AltVO E. HMPA .. __ .· .Editor .~ P11Whhr
Tbe fleet of boats a nchored
around the·bell buoy off the har·
bor entrance Is the ~ne of cblll
pepper, rock cod and sand dab
tllhlng, U you've wondered what
they"re dolne out there.
PE6 HMPA. .. _ .. _ .. _··-····----·--····-··----··--.. ..A...Wt• .. ..., May tlrst wu Opening Day In l let blm swirl around. He's
deep, but nary a nibble. "Oh.
well," l thlhk, "Nice try." 1 strip
the line. Dopey Is a l'}\ost at my
feet In the clear. foot-deep water.
t happen to look down. With
that look. l freeze like a setter
at tull point on an unexpeocted
Bay flahlng baa been t alr to
lood with anglers catchlnt on
the average of tlve or alx hall·
but. sea trout. yellowtln a nd
sand baas a trip, accordJng to
Fred Ellis, of Ellis Boat Rentals.
This landlna has a total ot 40
U·drlve and outboard motor
boats In operation.
HUGH ~ct.CILLAN . -··-·-· N...,. Pf.ototre,r..r Calllornla. Naturally, we mea n
IEitT L JOHNSON._____ ·--.A4lv.m.lt.e DiNchr trout season. Undoubtedly, there
_•_u_I_Y_ST_EV_E_N_SO_N __ .. -_ .. -_ .. _--_·--·_·--·----· _··====-· --·----·-----'"" __ .. _,... __ 1 are some tro ut addicts amone
• • • • • • • • I CM •••• < •:• .. •:• .,. .....
.. ,. Hop
our readers . We admit that
they're usually short-chaneed
In favor of salt-water fishing. To
keep these fresh-water people
happy. and to salute a big event covey of q uail. There's Dopey,
right at my boot-toes. twfstlng
and pawing at the hook through
his lip. And not a foot behind
him. as plain as If I had him
In my hand. Is a monstrous
brown trout ~! He's bigger than
the old patriarch down In Bald
Eagle that w e call "Bruno." He's
the whoppin'est trout I've ever
seen! I can see every spot on
his broad back. every motion of
his gills. He'll weigh ten pounds
l1 he weighs an ounce~
Leslie Caatarl of A r c a d I a
caueht a 44 · pound white sea
bass on the Mlsaawit last Frl·
day from Port Orange. A 2().
pound ha libut was caught the
same day on the Alalunea by
another angler.
:x• ::J•c::•a•o•a•o: •c:x•:::~•cx• :~•ex:• ::J•c•aco•a•::~•cx• :~•ex:• ::J•c:::•a•o•a•::~•cx•::J•cx• ::J'C'IQI':::l*CI*::I: •c:Jt I In their Jives, t h~ Open 1 ng Day ,
Col. Andy S m It h certainly
doesn't need anyone to do his
fighting for him He can take It
as well as he ca n dis h it out But
anger guides thE' pen of thl' man
who writes in C'rude name-call·
ing-su<'h as .. adisti<' soul."
"mt>anness." "block ht'adec1 ness."
we tt>IJ a tale again.
Once before It appeart>d as a
guest column In the Santa Ana
Independent. "Finn." who writes
"Fish Tails" In that publication.
was In Mazatlan. With tbls tale,
we held the fl shbae for him
until he got back.
when a local publlshl'r exploits ·•woulcl · be · dicta tor," "bigotry"
journalistic powt>r to take under· Such rot may m a ke for good
the-belt ja bs. then It's time to reading. but it is a C<'rt.ain s ign
takt' a look at tht" facls. and set of po,·erty in sound a rgument.
the rt"<''rd straight. Wht>n th£> t irade stoops to rna
Tht> publlshN in question Is licious rPf£>r£>nce to NE>wport
onE' Walter Burroughs. Ivory tow-Beach as the "queerly gove rned
e red and largely absent('(' boss neighbor to the South" and "con·
of the Costa Mes a Globe·Herald. stant struggle for-spoils." then
Jn hi~ latest tirade he swings the name-caller violates ail prln-
freel~ at And) Smith. and s uc·j ciples of good taste anc1 fair
<'eec1:. 1n "lamm1ng also a ll othf'r I play. That is a mean insult to
clti.ten>. of this cit) of Newport a neighboring city with alm06t
Bear h He lni-ults nut only a 150 yt>ars of tradition and history
m t>mhE'r uf our C'it} Council. but behind it. And It is ill-befitting
ail tht> rt'<il of . us 1n Newport ' the high respon iblltty tJf a
Beach anr1 a iS<l does hig h dl~ new.::paper publishl't -In this
crerllt to th<· "1!-.dum and ~ood ca'*' a blustering publb her
jud~:n••nt ()[ our gr101d neigh bor!! who writt>s sanctimonwu.,.ly of
in t'u~t.t \ft>-..1 1 "Christian . prlncipiC'd Clly of
11 mu-.t h"' t• hi'Pn tht> rlhml!>" C'u-.ta ~IE>sa " yet ha!> n11t th<' I• I)'·
al ,,f •1ur t'IIY .llturnf'} rh.ot rl'all~ oJII) f'\f'n to ll\-e 1n that c·lt~ In
gnr Burr•1UJ;:h.., gu1nJ;: T•1 our -.ud· -.t('a~ h<' It\ f'S ht>rP in th1:.
d('nl~ lt•ni1Pr hPMII'II Burrough..; '"quN'rly govNnerl'" :'\ <' w Jl Cl r t
thdl \\d'-'"hrut.llll~ lfl' :.hould Bt>ar h_ :'\o har~ain for u .. IN mf'
kn11\\ "hl'rf'flf ht> "IW·•k"' Th<' tPJI you lfp',; 1h4' ..;urprJ!>(' pat·k
!-ilntl" hr•1t.t lll~ n .. rlnuhl th.tl 11 tgf' \\t' got pot·lut·k "ht>n Clift
l..tk .... '" flrt' .1n t•ditor pl'rh<iiJ'? llaH•n madE' thP "ISf' chokl' ut
h <At ,,.,' 11111 ht• rh1ld1..,h :\lr Ru r JOining up w u h the Cll} uf :'\I'W·
rouJ::h• A ... husln!•-.-.ml'n "'' horh IJ(Jrt Bf'ach. rathE>r than wait to
k nr'" rh.ll !trtng I' the> prt\ ilt:'gt' IM-<'OmP part of Cn<;ta :\lt>Sa Hf'
-and tht:' rlul)-1•! thP hoss. And 1 rlnl'sn't ha\'f' to sta}
I'E'TiillnJ~ ,I C'11~ ('nun<•tl ha" th£' 1 WhtJl'Vt'r lakes UJ.I lh(' I'UIIgcl
p t>rf£>c'l rtght tr1 rtlsmi~-. any n! 1lo! \'ituperation is himself thP
It PmplrJyN•s. And as for hru tal· target. What of this t·harg<' nf
ity. ju!-.t IN ll<~ c-(lmpare notes. ··meanness"? How due!> Mr Bur-
and !>P<• wh£>re the brutes really roughs himsE.'It stand up to Andy
a rt>. Smith on that score? And what
lt has been weiJ said that about '"miserliness"? How's tht'
HAL
DIKE
Says:
M ACCJDEJn'S RAP PElf
Df SPLIT SECOifDS ..
Oftea tbrou9b ao fault of
younl You may be a 9ood
d.rlYer but a coU1.tioll oft-n -
sulu throu9b the other clr"er"•
carelesm..._ hfore you pt
beblDct the wb"l of your car.
tab time out to ... that your
AUTOMOBILE DfStnlAlfCE la
lD order. You CGD't afford to
d.rl•e neD a lew feet wtt.boat
acteqacrt. aDd proper pntec·
tioa..
lal Dille
INSURANCE I IONOS
1411 Newport ...... HAIW G
NEWPORT lEACH
comparison there! Pt'rhaps we
might match them on phlla n·
thropies to worth·whilt> <'auSE>s I
I beliPvt> :\tr Smith can "~'" .!>lnncl
tht> <'nmpaoMln w ith l\fr Bur
rou~h~.
:'\laybe ~r Burrough'! ha li bet
ter gt"t that shot> bd<·k on lhP
other foot. He says therp'll havt>
111 be a powerful lot of a rgumg
tfJ <'om·mce Costa Mesa to jOin
up with NPwport Beach Who's
arguing? Who's kidding whom!
~r. Burroughs well knows that
It's Costa Mesa who's doing lhe
wooing and Newport !hat's play·
ing hard to get, also that it's no
bargain now for Newport to as·
sume the expensive luxury of
uniting with Costa Mesa.
Perhaps all will be wt>ll a fter
Mr. Burroughs gets back down to
earth from his new-found thrill
of writing a "colyum." He'll find
out once again that there a re
sensible. levt>l . headed human
beings in both cities. working
toward thE' best solution for the
future cooperation of our rwo
communities. wh ose destlnlt's
a re so closely allied. And that
sound relU!On will prevail pven
over the rantmg and railing of
a petulant publisher.
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A Tribute to
Armed Forces Day!
e TWICE TOLD TALE
Maybe you believe that the
Biggest One Always Gets Away.
Brother. you just ain't h eard
nuthln'!
It's lwenty years ago in Penn·
sylvania. It's trout season. The
Gang Is assembled at Alex Ster·
glakls' D I a m o n d Restaurant.
Tht>re's "Spike" Heverly. "Cha r-
lie" Ml'nsch and Pete. Pete's my
younger. sma llC'r brother. The
one who always caught the Five-
Pounders that I missed. He had
a lf:ltful of field and Stream
llnnor Badgl's. I had a hat.
W £' gulp buckwheat cakes and
ar~uf' about "here we'll tl h.
~pnng Cret>k and Loga n Bra nch
a rt> mudrty Bald Eaglt> Crt>ek is
pPa <;(lup. ChariiP <'omes up with
Buffalo Run That's it. :\o fl y
fi shing Ju<;t worms
W f' unloart a t t hE' Buffa lo Run
hrll'lgf' Th<> strt>a m IS small. but
It's l'l!'ar. Gln·clcar and low But
it's our only hopE'. Pete a nd I
... tart u p stream. thP others down.
It's a QUifll morning. Ev<'n the
l'ows -.t><'m morl' l'ontented than
usual
Two hour<~. I'm back at the
l>ril'lgt>. Zcro·LNO. So I sit down
a nd relax ... The s tream is wide
by thE' bridge. Thert>'s a ~urve In
thP far bank. A pile of drift·
wood hugs the bank like a k itten
In the bend of your arm. The
water slowly swirls under the
nriftwood and It's deep. "H·m ·m ·
m m" I muse. ''ThPte just might
be on£' in that hole!"
~1y "orms arE' dried up. I turn <"· N a rock for a juicy wiggler
or a cricket No soap. One more
big rock. "Hey!" There's a big.
sl('('py salamander -llke a Jiz.
ard. hut no scales. HP's lazy. so
t <'all him "Dopey," He's eight
Inches long. with big yeiJow
spots on hIs black back. His
belly Is white. ''Too big," l think.
a s t s lip In the thin point of the
hook.
l slog over to the shallow
water and cast. Lucky! Dopey
hits with a splash that w ould
put any ordinary trout down tor
a week. As he sinks. he drllts
Into the eddy that slowly swirls
under the pUe of drlft .wood.
l'ltilfG CEJfTEa VJSIT
Pvt. .James A. Harris Jr.. 21.
whose parents live at 302 Lark·
spur Ave .. Corona del Mar, will
move from Fort Lewis. Wash .. to
the Yakima. Wash . firing cen-
ter 10 participate In' exercise Hill
Top with the 44th Infantry Dl·
vision. Pvt. Harri.s Is a machine
gunner In the division's Com·
pany 8 of the 123rd Infantry
Regiment.
BONE r•oM I' U EAST
Roger K. Patterson, disbursing
clerk second class, U. S. Navy,
son of Donald B. Patterson. of
Newport Beach. arrived In San
Diego Saturday from the Far
East aboard the destroyer USS
McDermut. Destroyer Squadron
15 Including the McDermut has
made three tours of duty In the
Far East patrollng the wa ters of
Korea. Ia pa n and Formosa.
The a rmy. the navy. the air force. the m arines. the
generals. the admirals, the sergeants, the doughboys
... G<•d bless them all on this day set aside to pay
homage to our men In uniform! Never In the history
of our country have our armed forces meant so much
to us as they do today; never have they been such a
bulwark of strength and Inspiration agaiMt ag·
gresslon. We humbly pny for the preservation of
every man ... and woman ... in Uncle Sam 'a pro.
tectlve services and cherish the day when their e f·
forU will be dll'ected only In the cause of penna·
nent Peace!
aV'IIQL.Aa GKTI ......
'
HARVEY SOMERS INC.
TOUit CHRYJLER.ft. YMOUnl DEA' D
8 W. Coa.l lliglaway
NEWPORT •4CH, CAW.
•
We Sllute 0. Towa!
Caah totalln1 185.12 was taken
by a burelar from a cub box 1n
a uaed car lot omce at lMS Rar·
bor Blvd., eo.ta Mesa, Harry Pul·
weller, or uos !f. a.y Front, BaJ.
boa laland, complalned to Calta
..... pollee thil .... ,...,
dM!cka In the cub box were
found enampled ud ~
at tbe ,_, al tiM IN ......
I'm afraid to breathe--afraid
to even move m y eye-balls~
Thoughts race through my brain
like chain-lightning. I mutter
"Oh. Brother~ J ust walt 'till The
Gang sees this baby~" I can see
them. pop-eyed and s~hless.
as I strut up with more trout
sticking out of the creel than
thert> Is In it. Suddenly I f('('l a
wave of ft>ar. I gN a little s kk
and dizzy. I think. "What If he
dot>sn't swallow Dope)!"
All this happPns 1n S('('()nds It
st>ems hours
Finally I gN up enou~:h cour·
agP to twitch my rod llp-j u!ll
a m1tP Dopey Cloats a n Inch
nearl'r to 1 h<' :\lonst!'r Bruno
Cins backwards an inch I twitch
the tip aga in Dop<') squirms an·
othN Inch nParer. Bruno backs
up again. With thP c'OuragP of
despE>ratlon. I give the rod a
good shak<'. Dopey Clonts right
down to Bruno's b ig noS«'. And
with that. right beforf.' my
hugged ·out eyPs. Bruno l>pens
his cavernous mouth and Dopey
Is In It~! That ts, all but his head
-where the hook Is!
Bythls time. I'm about to pop.
I'm sweating all over and shak-
Ing so violently that I'm afraid
I'll ruin lhe whole deal. J u 1
then. Bruno shakes Dopey like
a dog shakE's a rat. and Dopey
disappears.. hook and all. Into
tha t big mouth. I can even see
the leader coming out!
One big. deep breath. STEADY.
BOY ! Strip In that slack line and
-NOW!!!
Even to thls day. I'm not sure
at happens. As I strike. Bruno
jumps three feet In the air, and
lands with a spla.sh like a row
falling In a well. He hits the
water wide open, and heads for
the drift-wood. There's one ter-
rlllc. spine-tingling jerk and
Dopey, the sala mander, salls
through the a ir and hits me
smack In the face. I'm sure glad
I have my big mOllth shut. for
once!!! (Gim'me a minute to ret
my wind.l'
Pretty soon The Cane s hows
up. Pete says "What 's th' mat·
ter? You look like you saw a
gh ost!" I walt a little before I
answer: "I dun no. Must have
gulped thoe.e buckwheat cakes
This Saturday the live bait
boat Frontier will start leaving
from the Balboa Pavfllon at 6
a.m. dally and reserva tions are
In order. Halibut up to nine
pounds. yellowfln croaker and
sea trout up to four pounds are
being caught trom the dock at
the Balboa Pa vlllon.
Wonderful calico bass and hal·
ibut fishing ls reported from the
Davey's Locker fleet of boats.
Some s ma ll white sea bass are
also belne caueht but no barra·
cuda.
Dirty water full of phosphorus
Is blamed by Norm's Landing
people for the lack of yellowtaU
blllng. The ocean is full of yel-
lowtail from lhe jelly on down
the roast but untU the water
clears. thPy are not expected to
bite.
The Sabre. fishing San Cle·
mente Island on W('('k ends from
Seas port Landing. Is brlnglng
back yellowtail. some barracuda
and plenty of bass. The Jet I
Monday. from Seasport. tangled
Into yellowtail and barracuda
down the coa st, it was reported.
The Seasport Landing bait barge,
lwo .Jima. will be anchorE.'d off
the harbor entranee th~ first of
the wt'ek. lt will be supplying
llvc bait to private boats and
landing boats.
c•:cc•:• I & M & E 17 • • • , . ._ ...
•:• : : ••
Well, we came In 19th a t El'\·
senada ... In Ken Croan's Akahl.
PCC 20. crossing the finish line
at 6 :09 Saturday morning. Guess
that's not too bad, because about
70 boats finished within the hour
between 6 and 7 ... In a one·
minute period 12 boats came ln.
. .. There were 142
and 141 finished. largest number
ever to go all the way ln this
ocean racing classic ... All In
all, It was definitely a "Sirius"
race ...
Winds were light all tht> way,
except at the start and flnlsb
... Clark Sweet and Georp
West pulled a surprl.slng upeet
with the cutter lln.ker by taklne
first ln Arbitrary Hanclicap A.
Thls boat was considered to be a
crulslne ya.cht. but was rlpt up
there with the top ocean raclnl
yachts . . . ConcratulatJoM to
the race comm.lttee for a tooc1
Job well done ...
• • •
Coming events: Second race of
the aprlng .ertes at NHYC SUn·
day.
too fast. Indlfestlon I euess." AUJVES FIIOII PU EAST
Nope. I never went back. For
all I know, Bruno Is still under Ray R. Morltzky, seaman. U.S.
his plle of drlltwood below the ,Navy, of 2174 Pacllk: Ave., eo.ta
ButfaJo Run brtdge. l hope, by MHA, arrived Jn San Dl~ re·
now, that he welebs twenty cently from the Far East aboard
pounds . I never went' back. be· the destroyer tender USS Prairie.
cause I'm a guy that knows While bued 1n Suebo. Iapan.
when h e's had enough! But I'll for 10 montl\s the Prairie serv-Iced more than ~ lhlps fur-bet. to this day, tha.t old "Bruno" nlahlne aupplles. apare part..
wonders what happened. To this provlc;tlne rnecllcal. dental and
day, Brother, I wonder! I aure do! cbapJaln service..
F• IPIIml ·-if IIIUTY ,... ___ , r 1111-•--.-.. I 'Ill._-••It II ..._
-...r --.rc =-
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A 31 -pound halibut wa.s caught
Monday of! the barge anchored
out from the Newport Pier by
Irving SlttHdlng of Santa Ana.
Salmon grouper, sand dab and
flounder are being cau1ht on the ~aree. The Newpor1 Pier Fllhlne
Fleet day boat WHterner leaves
trom the pier at 6 a .m.
Graham'• Bait and Tackle re·
porta that the evenings have
~n a little too cool for many
aurf fl ahermen to be trylne their
luck. The corblna and yellowtln
must be havlne the aurf to them·
selves.
YEll
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FIStiiN5 INfOlNA'hON .._ HArtter 0440
VINCE'S CAFE
......... l-", DIMer o,_ 4tl0 A.M. to 1:00 P.~.
IIEAJtFAST ANYTIMi-7 DAYS
Clark Sweet
YACHT S4US--CHAATERS NA ,,_, __
HArt-Ollt
Lido Va11CJ9e
Trailer Park
Trei1er ~ evai!eWe 1., -*'·•
IIIOflftl, --er ~-·· Petl.e, el fecilities.
HArt-2116
IEIT a TV ._,, rvs.m..
•• ,, Dr.,& ..... .... ..... ......... _
& Ill Ill u u -Daa't ....
Lilt" I 111 , .. '• ........
Filhing
the Pacific
orraaou AND oN
m m n m m
IU ITI TilT ITI
IUY ITI
.....................
1'0011 avuana
of a.y. Dr' , th
Opeau.._ &ate ...
3.6 H.P. ~ Only •••••
IT llftT
I& GOOD
...
We V•lt 0. Ou
-....&n.tl
TID OVftOAD or
TOIIomtoW. -1'0DAT
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IMT BTIU
•
2102 COCIIIIIJBPwar -HArbcw 2315
At 1"'M c..e··--· ........ Wf'i!iil .....
SEIUIPOBT COFPEE SHOP JA.ty~l-0,. 24 Hewa Ct , .... a, .. _ _. S...
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•
·The
Future's .
Briglil
••
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We're JXOUd to be help-
ing. O r a nge County
Sale ot the <>ranee Couaty
Dock at Cout Hwy. and Newport
Blvd. to the hltheM INdder,
planned by tbe Oranae County
B o ar d of SUpervleors, h a a
broucht up qu..tlona ot whether
the county could 1et more ln·
come by leuln& the property
*"•n by •Uing It, necottatora
have pointed out.
A IIW1l of ...,.000 could be
rat.ed durin& a 50-,ear period
by Jeulnc the property to Clock
Restaura nta, throu&h Forrest G.
Smith Jr .• ot lJdo late, accord·
Inc to Gene Burna. reprftentlnc
the restaurant flrm. 'fta1a firm Ia
r~ady to apend $100,000 In bulk·
headJng and Ullin& In the prop ·
erty, which improvements would
families insure a bright .. I. I nl
future through sound •• II Ill
investment of their sav-Ill' Ira. F. V. lllwla
ings.
Many of. the beautiful
new homes in our roun-
ty beg an with a sav-
ings account at New -
port Balboa Savings.
~ ~ account t~
day-and start it grow -
ing right along with us
and Orange County:
Graveside funera l services for
Mra. nonnce VJoia Knowles. 70.
of 126 Broadway, Costa Mesa.
were held Saturday at Harbor
Rest Cemetet7, with Rev. Charles
Ha nd olflclatlng.
Mrs. Knowla died In h~r home
last Thursday after an Illness
of four ,....._ Sh~ wu a native
ot Olllo, and ha d lived In Ma·
comb, 111 .. befor.e comlnc to Call·
tumta 1ft 1M3. She had lived In
Costa Mesa for three years.
She ls survived by her hus-
band. Gllbert R. Knowles: a
brother. Edward G. Sylvester. of
Arlzona; two slsters. Mr s. Daisy
Herron. of Illinois and Mrs.
Laura Bond. of Kansas. Parke'!·
Rldl~y Mortuary was In charge
of a rrangement!'.
SEAMAJf BOaEIIT NOISO
Olf SOaJC aAT DOTT
Robtort J. Mo1so. !Waman. t: S.
Navy. snn of Mr. and Mrs. John
Molso. 326 Marigold Av(l .. Corona
del Mar. has reported for duty
'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!~!!! at the U. S. Naval Station at
DIRECTOity Sublc Bay, Philippine Isla nds. He
has been assigned to the ln-serv-
D&llfiST Ice craft dlvllllon. Seaman Molso
Theo. A. Petzold, D.D.S.
DENTISTRY
1201·A Coalt Blvd.
Corona del Mar
HArbor 42'76
by appolnt:ment
AUTHUR MURRAY'S
W COA!rr BLVD.
Corona del Mar
Open 10 tD 10
For f.ree dance analyals
Call HArW 1115
Furniture Restoration
Cba1r bottoml, -.... and at.oola ,.tared
u.lDI eaM, Nib. .-. ..
HARVEY'S
FunUture Repair
2Q!50 Santa AM .....
Costa MHA
Silver Plate111
ADd Sl.l¥8'111110.
Repair • ReftnlahlDI -....... t.
Gold -Sllwr -Copplr • .._
Near Oamalunlt.J CIIIWdl
1114 Rarbar Bhd.. ea.ta ....
Uberty 8-1412
Margaret L. Scharle
Teac:twr ot Plaao Orpalat _ Accomptnllt
~ .. · 10'7 GOLDENROD AV&.
O...dlllfar
Dr. John J. Albarian
General Practlee
Surpry and o.tteopathy
1214 Cout Blvd.
Corona del Mar Pho..-
Harbcw a.t; ._ Harbor ~ U no answer call
Uberty 8-2237
Evenlnp by appolntmeat
Home Calls made
ftt r 'b NMD n:Url...,..
Park .. Rklley Mortuary
.... ., Qraull a...a
110 Blocdwar u ~ • ..,..Cilia ....
joined the navy In February,
1952. and served a board th~
cruiser, USS Toledo. before re·
portlnc for sh ore duty. He Is a
p aduate of Newport Harbor
Union HJc h School.
DUQII Y111'n IOIInD
u. S. Jra-,y Enldp Howard B.
Law.on. aon of Mr. a nd Mrs. H.
B. Lawson. 1220 W. Bay Ave .•
Ne9I'J)Ort lk!ach. was a mong the
crewm~n of the attack a ircraft
carrier. USS Randolph. w h o
tourned the ancient city of Pom·
pell. Italy. recently. Sin~ lea .. ·-
lng the United States In Febru·
ary, the Randolph has been op-
erating wltll the Sixth f1eet In
the Medlterranean.
DKIOIITDI GET:::
A dauebter. De L y n n .
was born to Mr. a~_,r.. Charles
DePorrtee. 6.24 W. Ha milton SL,
Coata Mesa. on Frlday. April 30,
In Hoal Memorial Hospital.
Bcmcbo Me.a
Nuner, School
Sta-. 10 Ill ...........
rram 2 to • Y..n
~~
a&UOlf&at.ll ... .....
()tiD I ..,. Jel' ..... I to I
1'raaQortatioa l'undebed
1• & ISIIl IL
ootftA ....
--~ .........
.~ .... "*wa,_ .........
~· II fl.elllt , •••
be etv~n to the county at the
end of the leue.
The lut appraalal of the prop·
my was _,000, made by Ralpb
Mukey, realtor, Mr. Burn. po1nt·
ed out. The land la flcured worth
more now.
The Clock firm propoled to
have a restaurant. boat slips.
rental of U·clrlv~ boats. a Cata ·
Una bland boat lftmlnal and -.y • .._,., ..... r 11 q I• •
other facilities. The company of · •
fered to pay $12,000 a y~ar for ... ._ ,._ ....a ...-11 .. , ' ..
th~ tlrst 20 years of the SO·year Wltla 47 1a ay .:s-. "
lease period, with the amount ot liT .......... ....._ alowl t
the rent to be subject to r~ne-,.
~~!~:~~/ht-n and each 10 years ,. "YES" fir ... Ill Ill .. ! :
Another lease otter received ~ oua ICIIOOU nEE OJ' IIALP·DAT IESSIODI ~ by t he s upervisors was from Mer!~ F. Attlerbaugh a nd Asso· ClU.U eo-.a.tttee tor Scbooi....._ICn. FloniKie c-u,.. C111aa. ~
elates. They propoM"d S7.200 a ,.
year rental for the first five H. L fl.lla._ • NUAif S~C Df JDAII •
years. lncruslng $1,000 a y~ar -·~-. W1'11l ~liT sovu.o• •
for each of th~ next thr~ ttve· f -.1 ... • & Serving In Japan with a trans · •
year periods, u ntil a rental of -~~~~ J port squadron ot the First Ma · •
$12.000 Is reach ed after 20 years. Funeral services for Harry Lee I rlne AJ r c r a ft Wtna's serv1~
The lease would be for 55 years,~ FeUinee. 65, of 309 Grand Cana l. I group 17 Is Marlne T ·stt. Thom-•
with option to continue for 44 Balboa Island. were held May as B. Owen, b uaband of Mrs .•
more years. 5 In St. James Eplscopal Church. I Thomas B. Owen. 1985 PoiQpoa •
Mr. Atnerbaugh proposed a Newport Beach . Mr. f elllnge Ave.. Costa MHA. The flying •
New Orleans style ot archltec· died In Hoag Memorial Hospital ' boxcars of the squadron fiy dally •
ture and a fishermen's wharf 1 May 2 following an l'XtendPd from the ltaml Alr Balle to unlts ..
type of restaurant overlooking Illness. · or the Wing and Ftrst Marine ,.
the bay, ~lth similar plans for I Mr. Fellln ge h ad b<>l'n a res!-Division In Korea. •
other facilities. dent of Orange County since •
Other proposals submitted t()
1
19!8. After spending h1s t>arly •
the rounty w(lre for "Port Cata-life on the stage. h e bN:ame an The SAME •
!Ina," by Ct"orge Puscar. E J authority on marine hardware •
t Bud I Jacklin and Trautwein and was ronnected wnh thP $/,QJ. S,J.A.-
Bros. of Newport 8Pach: Ernest I Newport Marine Sup!JI) Co. He ~ •
K. Hartman and George Silver: was a member of th<' Authors 1 •
and Ray Brown. ~ague of Amerka and Secre· The SAM E •
Money from the sale of the Or· 1 tary of the Americ.Jn f ic.-tion Phone ~
a nge County Dock has b<>i>n l'ar -Guild. He was a memtwr of the HArbor 884 •
marked by thf' Board of SupN· Balboa Powrr Squadron •
visors for harbor rN'rt'atlon rte-He 1~ survived by hill v. If e. ..
IIIII
IE II II
TIEY II TIIETIEI
LIIE I IIW Ill II.IIWI
Hitting tt. ~ of keepin9 Yo.J irl CJC)Od
he.lth! T'h.t's the job of • grHt te ..... to-
d.y. Yow doctor conc.n~.tet Oft the t_.
of di.posing yo.Jr ilk 4tnd prescribing proper
~t. He'""'" to aa.d ch4JCJisft ~
our own tr•ined p6lemtecisil the jolt of ec-
cur•tety canpounding itt. mecliciftet he pte·
Kn"bee. Yovr doctor needs yow ~·
Your drUCJC)itt needs your doctor. You nM<f
them ltoth!
COIIOIIA DIL IIAII
PHAIIIIACY
m COAST aLVD.
HA.rbcw 2272 vclopment under a plan spon , B<>tty. and 'son. Let>. both of thf' ..-
sored by Hein'-Kaiser. local .,u . home addrt>SS. Baltz ~1ttrtu.trY the SAME .,_._._._.&.&_.&.&~.&.&.&.&.&A.&.&.&
pervlsor. Mr. Kaiser has pro-1 was in charge of arrun~Pmt>nts
posed that the mont>y be spent
to develop an ~·acre rounty · 1 LIVIMC 1M BlGIILAifDS 1 owned water area between C()ast Mr. and Mr:t~. C G<Jdf'l nT and
Hwy. and Coney !<>land In the family hav<' movt-d from gant.t
B Ana to 543 Seaward Rr . Con.na pper ay.
------Highlands
COSTA MESA NOIXE OM DUTY
wtT11 BEUCOPT'EB CROUP
Marine Cpl. Phillip J. Lac-om ·
be. son of Mrs. Loretta L.nrombe.
of 2378 Norse Ave . Cos ta ~1esa.
has arrived In Japan for duty
with Marine Transport Hellcop·
ter Group ·18 of the First Marine
AlrC'ratt Wlne. Rued at Hanshln
a ir .,._, n~ar Osaka, Ja pan, the
"whirlybird" group h as made
mot"e than 1.000 m ercy flights In
aiding Japanese victims of ty·
phoons and floods.
-----------FI-ST CHUACH OF CHAIST
SCI E:NTIST
))0) Vie Lido, Newport S.eeh
A b•.,•d• of tl-te Mother Church The I
F,"t C~u•c" of Chr •' Scie•tt~t, "' Bot-
to, Men ocllu>e'll. . I
Sund ey S,hool 9 .I 5 o.m.l
s~"doy S."' ~;e I I :00 o m.
Wedne.doy even•nq Meel•nq 8.00 p.m.
lteedinq Room loco ted el 331 5 Vie
Udo. Newport S..clt, '' open -•
deys ftom 10.00 e.m. to 5:00 p.m~
Wecllletdeys from 10:00 e.m. to 7:-45
poll'\. Fridey -i'"J' from 7:00 p.m. to
~'()() p.m. C'ocecl Holideys.
The public it cordielly tnvited to et-
lend the church s.rvices end .... Jthe
ltN ding Room.
Wolfar:h
A NEW
Address
432 32nd Street
.... ~tiM
ro.t Otfice
Non COMPLETE
Window Fumiahinqa
& S.nice
ORIGINAL JEWELRY DESIGNS
• Cut Stollee • .lewelry 8epaln
HOWARD K. ADAMS
.01 NAaJCOLD AVE. (Cit eo.t RN.)
~..,
Merchants'
CO_,IfA DEL ltA.8
PIITECTIYE SEIYICE
..... a........ae ......
NEWPORT HAIIBOB AIIEA
StateMerdaants'Polce
t1wllh:c I • Dltlal Ia el
STATE ran'A'I'S DEilitJIIVIC AQEifOY
DIRECTORY OF HARBOR AREA CHURCHES
AAJ:IIIlLY OF GOD TODAT"S NDITAnOif ht>a .. Pnl~ Fatht>r Sur~ly Wt> can ST. AND..WS
I'IU:SB1'TZIU.UJ CIIOIWII
1181 St. A ...... IW..
..... fraa ~DeJa Scbool
Llbarty 1-l?n
hat.r: a... ,._ a. s....n
Sunday Wonhip ServiC'ft at 9:JO
and U a.m. ~ School at
9 :30 a.m. Westminster Fellow·
ship. 6 :45 p.m. for Jr. HIS~· 7
p.m. Sr. Bl&b; 8 p.m.. COIJele
group at ~ C11tf Dr. Adult
e,roup. 7:45 p.m.. at 2676 Bay .
shore Dr .. Bay Shores.
11M St. a J:ldea A"-e-ta Meea
Liberty I ·S7Sl
.......... II. o. c..-.. hat.r
SuadaY School: 9 :30 a.m. Wor·
lhlp: 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
Yount People and Oilldren'•
Service, 8:30 p.m. 8\m. Mid-week Service: Wedneeday, 7 :30
p.m. Ladles' llllamonar)' Couo-c:U. TbUI"'ddla.1s, 10:00 a.m.
f'III8T BAP'I'IST CBUaCB
Saata Aaa An. at JlacaoUa
O....Meea
KeY. P. 0. N~ ..
Sunday St"rvices:
9:"5 a.m. S\0\d.ly School; 11 L
m. Worship Services; 6:30 p.m~
Baptist Training Union; 7:30
p.m.. Ewnlng Service. Thun·
day· 7:30 p.m., Praye-r. Prallle
a nd Bib!~ Study. Monday: i :30
p.m. Ladles' Prayer M~tlng ;
7:30 p.m. Men's Chorus prac.
tlce: 8:30 p.m. Men's pta>·er
But thou. whf'n thou prayest I a lv.·ay« pray, no matter whert>
pntt>r Into thy doset and v. hen WP are but the lntlma tt> com
thou ha~ shut thy door. pra) to panlonshlp of praying In prlvatt>
thy falht>r whk h 1~ tn ~rl."t . bmds us cl06er to Klm We grow
and thy Father whK'h M."t'th 1n In tht> knowledge of His lovt> as
~t't shall rt'Ward thf'f" oJ)('nly w e talk with Him. He is ever
'Malth~· 6:6 ' Rt-ad Mattht.>\\ r<'ad> to gutde u !rom weakness
6:5·13 to strt-n~h. from living for our·
OOMMUNITY IIE'I'IIODIBT
U1 W . liUI St.. e-ta ..._
Liberty 1-&552
.... , ..... "· llo8MM
Sunday : 9:30a.m., Olurdl S\mdaY
School; 9:30 -"d 11:00 a.m.,
Morning Wonblp-7 p.m. Col·
lege Age MYF Servkle-7 p.m..
High School KYF ~oe: 7
p.m .• suneraoua Group Servt.e
cuuaca ., n. NA.ZAII.EN&
LIU Ar'e._ 8t.. Ooeta liMa
hator: a... Cllw W'llllll-.
Llbady 1-7111
Sunday St>,rv1oes : Sunday school.
9:30 a.m. Momlnl WonhJp at
10:30 a.m. EvanceUsUe St>,rv-
loe. 7 p.m. Sunday. ~T
meeting, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
BVmft'll DAY ADVENTIST N..,._. 8Ift. at...._ St..
N....,-t Relcltta
Llbelty 1-1532
EWer D. D. 8plt ......
Saturday Morning Servtoea: Sab-
bath School: 9:30 a.m.-Ser-mon: U :00 a.m. P'r'a.Yft meet· lng: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. Frt·
d&)' Ewnina V~: 1:00.
, TRK Cllt1acB or CIIIUST
•• a_. st.. o.e. ._ Ubelt! a.m1 D.O. B ...... ....._
Sunday Services: 9:30 a.m. Bible
study; 11 a.m . momlnc wor-
ship: 7 p.m. evening aervl~.
Midweek s e r v I c e 7 p.m.
Wednesday.
CL"'fTTI.AL BIBLE CBU&CII
Onaca Aft. at !Srcl St.. e-ta ..... Liberty 1·5303 A.A. ....... ...__
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m.-Mom-
lng Service, 11 :00: Ewnlnc Ser-
vice, 7:30. MJ<tweek SerYke. w edneedlly' 7 :30 p. m.
Meeting.
CUU.CB OF OUR LADT
01' NT. CARMEL
lW W. II&IMa 81•4.. Sewpon
IIAitlor ttl'
FatiMr S~ Kiley. haC« r.u.. c.arg. Pama:uu.a
A.atL haler
Sunday Masses: 8 ·00. 10·00. 11 :30 am Weekday Mass: 7 A5, 8:00
a.m Confc:-slon: Saturda)'S
and e,·es. of l<ot Fridays and
Thi!> v. as the Colden Text In {'1\t". to II\ lng for Htm
our Sunda) school lt>"• .. -.un ma n~ ....,_,
years ago One little girl tn thl' Our Falht>r. Thou dost so tton-
('lass -.aid he du1 n()l haH• tn J.!O riNI~ ltwt> us. Help u to shut
mto ,1 qutet plaN' t<• pra) ='hf' thl' t1oor un all t>arthly thoughts
said "he could pra> v. hilt' sh<' and ff>ar-In the silt>n~ speak
v. a walking 00~ n the <;He-t't or tt1 u... for Wf' would know tht>
t'ating hN dinnN , .. ~ oC Th} -.('T'-1\'t'. PVen as dirt
I rt'm{'mb(>r thl' dd~ ~ ht•n I our :\1a~tPr 11 v. h<>l'(' name we
c•ould talk to m} t-arthly fatht>r prJ~ 1\mt>n
"htle v.e V.f'rt' walktnJ:: do"n thP Tbou9bt for tM Day.
!'tret>t When I nN'df'd hi'( hPIJI Tn h•\'f' r .. >d mrans to pra y. In
.And gu ldan~'t'. ho"e't'r "t> \\t>nt mP•111 It• tv ~k Hts roun..o;e-1
Into a room and C'I0~<1 tht' d<>clr .tnt! to h l\f' •lne·~~ netlithbor
W1th the stmplicit~ nf lin l" EdDG a.n..
chtldr<'n. "t' c.1 n ,.,,m,• t 11ur Auditor 1 Wiscon In
Hoi)' Days from .:1 :00 to 5:30 -------------------------
p.m and trom i :30 to :30 p m
CH1U8T Lt'TBEKAS CRl."RCB
OF COST A )U;S."
(MIMOW'I f11odl
Amfortcaa Lfolto. HaJJ,
COlMa Me.
Pu&or: ae.. Lott.ar Tont4)"'
Sunday ~l'VI<.'I.'S. Worship Serv·
~ 9 a.m unday School at
10.15 a.m.
nasT CBUaCB Or CIDU T
8CIL"TIKT
JIOS VIa Ud6, Ne.,.r\ 8Mdl
IL<\rbor !4tA
~,mf18~ School 9 15 am .• Sunday
~rvw~· 11 :00 a.m. W~esday I:..\.~1\U\11: Mef'tin.:· 8·00. Read·
lng Room. 3315 V Ia Lido. New
pnrt Be-ach. open 10 a m -5 p.m
wl'Ck days. 10 a.m -7:45 p.m
l\'ednesd~ 7·9 p m Frtday
tl'·enlngs.
AASIORf l.ANOIN5 CIOA'II SHOP
0,.014...__0.._.. ... ,...
... ....... Ul7 w. c.... ..... .....,.,..
u~ .... ,,.
SYWSOM _. NOUAI .............. ..... 111........... * ...
~NlTY lo.:TIIODI8T
116 Aptla -'"--BaiMa ......
....... : Dr. llarr7 ww ..
Sunday St"n'lces' 9:30 a.m., Sun-clay School. 11 ·00 a.m. Wonhlp
Sen 1ce
IASfM IM""AID ... 'f...._ c .. ;t '; u r tn .... ._ 1111 ..... ,.,..,....Dt_ ............. .
•w•• New~ ......................
mt w. c..."--'-' ........ u .....
MM.W .......... -...r .................... ... ~ .......... *"""'
......
•onca or a.ac:TIC* r o • Ma«Ua or TD aovau.
DIG .OAaD or TilE OUIIQE
COAST J t1 • I 0 a COLLIEQE
DISTJIICT.
NO'I1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN
TO the elector. of the Orange
Coast Junior Colleee Dlltrlct of
Orange County, California, that
the Annual Election for member
of the Board of Trustees of the
Oranae Coast Junio r College Dll·
trlct wUI be held on the third
Friday of May, viz, May 21, 1954.
It will be necessary to elect
one member.
The polling place for said
electors of the Orange Coast Jun·
lor College District will be deslg·
nated and appointed as follows :
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 1
~ON P~CT NO. 7
shall lnclude aU the area em·
braced within the exterior bound·
aries of Huntlneton Beach Ele·
mentary School District, Pre·
clncts as In City ElecUon-Sun·
set Beach 1 and 2.
The POLLING PLACE therein
shall be at the Sunaet Beach
Fire Hall, 1686l Twelfth Street.
Sunset Beach. Tbe polls wllJ be
open between the hours of 7:00
A.M. a nd 7:00 P.M.
OFFICERS OF ELECTION
said Election Precinct No. 7:
In.apector:
Mr. Frederick A. Belcher
Judge: Mrs. Frances Earll
Judge: Mrs. Grace A. MUter
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 8
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 8
s hall Include all the area em -
braced within the exterior bound-
ELECTION PRECfNCT NO. 1 aries of Costa Mesa Union Ele·
sh all include all the area em· mentary School District.
braced within the exterior bound· The POLLING PLACE therein
aries or the Seal Beach Elemen· shall be at the Costa Mesa Union
tary School District. Elementary School Building, 1901
The POLLING PLACE therein Newport Boulevard. The Polls
shall be a t the Seal Beach Ele· will be operr between the hours
mentary School Building. Coast or 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M.
Highway. The polls w ill be open OFFICERS OF ELECTION for
between the hours of 7:00 A.M. said Election Precinct No. 8.
Ellcll.l_..._
•••• ,., 0.1••
June Herman. one of Coast's
vivacious song leaders. ls the
honorary coxwaln a nd mascot
of OCC's first crew team .
At the beginning or the shell
racing season the team was
searching tor a small person to
serve as coxwaln or steerman of
the racing s hell. None of the
Coast male populace wanted the
a nd 7:00 P.M. Inspector: Mrs. Allee Jones
OFFICERS OF ELECTION FOR Judge: Mrs. Nellie Ogden
• job so the team turned to the
fairer sex ror help.
said Election Precinct No. 1: Judge: Mrs. Lillian M. Bailey
Inspector: Mrs. Ma ry E. Taylor ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 9
Judge: Mrs. Louise Couter ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 9
Judge: Mrs. Martha M. Murphy s ha ll Include all the area em ·
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 2 braced within the exterior bound·
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 2 aries of Newport Beach Elemen·
shall include all the a rea em-tary School District. Precinct tio.
braced within the Westminster 1 (Precincts as In City Elections
Ell'mentary School District. Prl'· -1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 8. 11. 17. 18. 19, 24,
cinct No. 1 (Precinct as in City 25. 26. and 28. These precincts
Elections-Westminster Nos. l , 4, lncludl' West Newport. Newport.
a nd 6. and Barber City No. 1 Balboa, and Lido Islel.
I that portion within the West· Thl' POLLING PLACE therein
min ·ter School District), No. 2. shall be at the Newport Beach
and that portion or Wintersburg Elementary School, 14th and Baf.
After much coaxing June con-
~nted to join the crew. but
when othl'r schools in the row·
lng conference heard of the girl
coxwaln they rebelled. Coast's
team was firmly Informed t hat
"crew Is a m an's sport and te·
male roxwalns were definitely
out "
To show their appreciation for
her efforts the team unanimous·
ly bestowed upon June the title
or honorary coxwaln and mascot
of thl' crew team.
-·
GaT
A ~ I lb&. I OLo wu born
to Mr. and Mra. R. W. Strutz. 211
E. Balboa Blvd .. U.lboa. In Santa
Ana Community Ho.pltal on Sat·
urday. May 1.
UG~ •ana
SVIOIO. o• AIRJfDD COIDLADIT
De~Jt.l ... -lN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
'mE STATE OF CAUFORNIA
IN AlfD FOR mE COUNTY OF
ORANGE.
JOAN CRAWFORD PlanUff. va.
EARL W. CRAWFORD, ~fen
dant.
Action brought In the Superior
Court ot the County ot Orange.
and Amended Complalht fll@d In
the Office of the Clerk of the Su·
perlor Court of Said County.
THE PEOPLE O F TKE STATE
OF CAUFORNlA SEND GREET·
INGS TO:
EARL W. CRAWFORD. Defen·
dant.
You are directed to Rppear in
a n action brought aialnst you
py the above named plaintiff, In
the Superior Court of the State
of CaWornla, In and for the
County of Orange. and to answer
the amended complaint therein
within ten days after the service
on you of this s ummons. If
served within the Co unty of Or·
ange. or within thirty days If
served elsewhere. a nd you are
notified that unless you so ap-
pear a nd answer as above re·
qulred, the plalntW will take
judgment for any money or
damages d e m a n d e d In the
amended Complaint, as arising
upon contract. or wUI apply to
the Court for any other relief
demanded in the amended com ·
pla int.
District lying within the boun-boa Blvd. The polls will lx' open FAD.t18E TO REGISTER Given under my hand and seal
of the Superior Co urt of the
County of Orange, Sta te of Call·
Cornia, this 7th day of May. 1954.
darles of the Westminster School bf'tween the hours or 'i :00 A.M.
District.• and 7:00 P.M.
The POLLI NG PLACE therein OFFICERS OF ELECTION for
shall be at the Westmfnster Ele· said Election Precinct No.9:
mentary School Building. 751 11 Inspector:
East Westminster Avenue. Thl' Mrs. J ulia Mae Eggert
polls will be open lx'tween the Judge: Mrs. Nina K. Holtby
hourl" of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00P.M. Judge: Mrs. Amy Wolcott
OFFICERS OF' ELECTI0 :'-1 for ELECTION PRECINCT NO 10
said Election Preclnc·t No 2: ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 10
Inspector: Mr<~. Rowl'na Set>lig shall tncludl' a ll th€' area em-
J udgP: ~I rs. Siddll' hracrtl within thr t-xtrrior bound·
Robert 0 . Spelchl'r, 42, of 117
28th St . Newport Beach, has
been Sl'ntencl'd to servl' 90 days
In jail on a charge or failure to
register as a sex offender, New·
port police rt'port. A total of 80
days or the sentence was sus·
pended three years and h t> was
placed on s ummary probation on
condition h<' ob€'y a ll laws of
the statt•
(SEAL SUPERJQR COURT
ORANGE COUNTY>
B. J. SMITH.
County Clerk and Clerk of the
Superior Court of the State of
California. In and for the County
of Orange
By THOMAS MORELAND.
Deputy.
J udge: Mrs. Wilma Reed a ries or Newport Beach Elcmen· NOVU: NIGHT AT aTC
A. K. PHELPS
Attornl'y for Plaintiff
507 Coast Blvd. ELECTIO:"i PRECINCT NO. 3 tary S<:hool District, Precinct No.
ELECTIO:-; PRECINCT :"iO. 3 !2 • PrN"Incts as In City Elf.'Ction
shall include a ll the area em.,-Jl. 7. 10. 12. 13. H . 16. 21. 22.
brac£-d within thl' exterior bound· 23 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. a net that
a ries of the Wl'Stminstor Ele· p.trt or Bay idt' Pre<'inct No. 2
ml'ntary School District. Precinct lying withkl the :"'Pwport Beach
No. 2 1 Precincts as In City Elec· Elementary School. Thl'se pre·
tlons-Midway City 1. 2 and 3, clncts Include: Ba lboa Island,
and Westminster 2. 3, 5. and that ~aeon U.y, Harbor Island. Co·
portion or Westminster 7 lying rona del Mar. I
within the Westminster School The POLLING PLACE lh£-rl'ln
District boundaries.\ shall be a t the Corona del Ma r
The POLLING PLACE ther£-in Ell'mentary School. 610 Carna·
shall be at the Midway City tion Avenue. Corona dl'l Mar.
Scout Cabin on the Midway City The polls will be open between
School grounds. Newhall and the hours of i :OO A.M. and 7:00
Hazard Strel'ts. The polls will be P M.
open between the hours of i :OO OFFICERS OF ELECTION for
A.M. and 7:00 P.M. said Election Precinct No. 10:
Of'nCERS OF ELECTION for Inspector: Mrs. Anne Crowl
said Election Precinct No. 3: Judge: Mrs. Jane E. Morgan
Inspector: Mrs Lillian Weaver Judgt.>:
Judge: Mrs Helen McGrew 1 Mrs. Martha M. Cunningham
Judgl': Mrs. Lucille Wolfe I ELECTION PREC£NCT NO. 1l
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 4 ELECTION PRECfNCT NO. 11
ELECTION PRECINCT NO <l s hall Include all the a.rea em·
shall include a ll the a rl'a em · braced within the exterior bound·
bracl'd w ithin thl' exterior bound· aries or Newport Beach Elemen·
aries of the Ocean View Ele· tary School District. Precinct No.
mentary School District. 3 <Precincts as In City Election
The POLLING PLACE therein -9. 15. 20, ZT. 34. 35. a nd 36.
shall be at the Ocean VIew Ele· These precincts include: Newport
ml'ntary Srhool Building. four H€'ights. Clltf Haven. Bayshores,
miles north of Huntington Beach land Bayshore Campi
on Highway 39. The polls will be The POLUNG PLACE therein
open between the hours of 2:00 sha ll be at the Horacl' Ensign
P.M. and 7:00 P M. School. 1400 Cliff Drivl', Newport
Of'F1CERS OF ELECTTON for Heights. The polls will be open
said EJection Precinct No 4: between the hours of 7:00 A.M.
Inspector: Mrs. Harry Letson and 7 :00 P.M.
Judge: Mrs. Allee Lambert OFFICERS O F ELECTION for
Judgl': Mr!'O. W. F. Hamm said Election Precinct No. 11 :
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 5 Inspector: Mrs. Edna J. Jones
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 5 Judge: Mrs. Mary Taylor
shall lnclu~e all the area l'm-Judge: Mrs. Doris 1. Ferguson
brac£-d wlthm the exterior bound· The foregoing Rt-solutlon was
aries of the Fountain Valley Ele-passed and adopted at a regular
mentary School District. meetlnK of the Board of Trustees
The POLLING PLACE therein of Orange Coast Junior College
sh all be at the Fountain Va lley District of Orange County Call·
Elementary School Building. Tal· fornla, on the 2nd day of March.
bert and Bushard Roads . The 1954.
polls will be open between the HORACE PARKER
hours of 1:00 P.M. and 7 P.M. HARRY LeB.ARD
OFF'ICERS OF ELECnON for W. M. LONGMOOR
said Election Precinct No. 4: LOUtS CONRADY
Inspector: Mra. Hazel ~KH D. D. LAWHEAD
ludge : Mrs. Dorothy Evan• Board of Trulten of Orange
Jud,e: Mrs. WUma Steppe Coast Junior College Dlltrlct
ELJ.X:I10N PRECDtcr l!fO. 6 of Orange County. Callfornla.
El..lrnON PRBCIJfCT NO. 6 ATI'EST:
llhall tndu4e all the area em· a. H. Hi &IISON
w.eed wtthln the ater1ot bound· Secretary ol a a 1 d Board ol
.,.._ til Bu.ntln,toa IIHd\ Ele· ~
meatu7 School Dlltrld. Pre· PubU8b llardl 25; May 13. 2».
dadl • Ill City EleeUon. 1JM. In tbe J!f.wport llartMir En·
TIM POI.I.omG PLACE tbere.ln a1
lllaU '-at tM Buatmcton IIHeb 111-
1:1• ···~ MooiiWldJq. 5M2 ============ ............ fte pol1l wtl1 ..
.,_ ' I u• .. boun til 7:00 Atl your prifttift4 .-dl wil be
A.ll. ..e NO P.ll. hendled ~,tty ..f court-
C»II 0. .....-rtOif fGr eotlllilt ift tile w ..... , eq~lip:
...... ,_ ... ? rt ... 1: ped Job ""''i.lcl O... ... nt Of
2 I 7 , .. ,_...... 'f!NI......., lwa ·~· ......... t P M n.-.._ IICMCoeltL •
~-0.0. .....
Corona del Mar. Calif.
Harbor 1286
Saturday night Is movie night
at thf.C' Balboa Yacht Club The
a w.trd-winlng picture "Quartet,"
written and directed by Somer·
set Maughm. will be shown at
9 p.m
Publish : May 13. 20. Z7 : June 3.
10. 17. 24: July 1. 8. 1954 In the
Newport Harbor Ensign.
,.,.. tl/ u,tt•,., b~ luMon" y,...., ~ ,,.,._
Diamond Jublee
of Light
The 8rst elearic Jjght of Thomas A. Edison 7S years •so proved 10 the world that electricity bad ptactica1
use, and launched the march of progress which has
brousht us the cbily miracles of electric: living.
This year we join the nation in saluting the
Diamond Jubilee of light honoring the great inventor
and the.7S yean of eltttrical developtnent which
ha~ ~~ our standards of living to their highest
potnt m hataory. The "Pascaar ollipa" opening
the Ice Caf"'dea peys tribute eo Liptlla Diamoad
.Jubilee, l8d ill ~heme.,.._ the murtable
............... wbldt ba~ _. clec:tridry mantiacra
................ COidJ ... c.
I
Open House
at Hoag Sun.
Open house at Hoag Memorial
Ha.pltal wtU be held next Sun·
day In recognition of National
Hoepltal Week, which endl on
Sunday. Member~ of the hospital
Awdllary will conduct l\lldH
toJJra for the public. Mrs. Donald
Colqrove La ln chari of refrfth-
menta.
w. L aun.&~~ •o•oUD
W. B. Butler, manager of Udo
Trailer Sales, Newport dealer for
Kit Coach Homes, and Cy Hoag.
service manager for the organ!·
zaUon. were recently honored at
the annual awards gathering of
the Klt Manufacturing Co .. Long
Beach.
Olf U'AD SliD DUT"f
Robert E. Randall, fireman, U.
S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
W. Easton. 139 Albert Pl., eo.ta
Mesa. reported recently for duty
aboard the r~paJr lhlp USS Ard
26. at the U. S. Naval Station,
Astoria, Oregon. Fireman Ran·
dall entered the U. S. Navy 'In
November, 1952. and received h.i.s
recruit training at the U. S.
N a v a 1 Training Center. San
Diego.
nw u:smEII'n liEU
Mr. and Mrl. A. G. Wheeler.
formerly of Alameda, bave pur·
chased a home at 508 Acacia
Ave .• Corona de.l Mar.
....,.
A ~ llobert O.vtd, I lbe., 1
OL, wu born to )(r. and Mn.
Jobn Barry, 42» Polneettla Ave.,
Corona «WI Mar, on Saturday,
May 1, In St. Joeepb Hoepltal.
'l'be new arrival joln.a hb alatft.
Nancy Marie, 4%, and Theodore
Robert, 3. In the family.
m COaoiiA DKL IIAII
1'8D81DAW. MAW II. 1114
HAIIDWAB
HOUa'WABI
y_.OI&ITOP ....
STROOT'S
TeWIIIIde•iaMS
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.,. cuv. mowx ftAIIft.
U. Ne.,.n ...._
u.rtr .... c.-...
ELECT
Roller+ P.
KNEELAND
District Attorney
On -llae-job Esperie~ • Now Cla;.J TrW Deptdy
IE-ELECT
JAMIS 8.
UTT
MAGAZINE £0VBa ...... AaB IN
Orange County
The thrilling designs of Anwica's foremc»t
~home piMV* ... exciting sp«iousneu
tiNt brings ~ ~ f•mily three times the
¥t~uelliving spK8i Every InCh is new, smert
••• • f~ • the very magci""
tiMt t..ve rMde the Oiff ~ ~
.-rhe ~ne Ccwar Hofne.•
..,.. chooee ,_. •••••w .... ,OFf'*''' In Sente Ana,
~ C... ,_., end Anaheim.
••
•
_, ...... ._.
KILLION, DOni & • N, ._
•• ._. • • r .... , 'at ........ , , ....
M 0 I fbC Mal.,
~ .. sa.• I P
......... flu o ..... D I 1 rf .. ....... ,...,. ... .,lie t?
COftA IIIlA 110ft n.e WlUiam St. Claln have
moved from Dl2 Banta Ana
Ave .• eo.ta .....-. to m Oak St.
..... llllrt
uDU•nDroa
HOME
LOANS
Ill
HARBOR
DISTRICT
TO
IIY -IIlLI
IEFIIIIOE'
--·--
IIIEIDT IIJEI
StartiDg at
6°/o
Recluci119 to
51/2 5°/o ·41/2
Plu tM SenicH
of
Orate Coalaty"l
IAr.-t
S4rriD9a & Locm
AuodatioD
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVDIGS
& LOAJf ASSOCIATIOK
2Z1 oc:aAJf AY&. n. 4·11.,
$400 Is Raised •••• IIJ l~llil••
by Liontamers 11 ,. 1111111
,All eandklatee I« tbe State
A eapadty erowd wu PftW11l AMembly ln the 74th ciUib1ct
tor the annual Llontamen May wtll be pnMnt to •ak on ttwlr
Day Brunch held Jut week on quallltcatlona and reuona tor
W@dnNday at the Balboa Bay aeeklnt oftlce when the New-
Club. ApproxJmately StOO will be port Harbor Yount Republkana
turned over to the Carl Harvey hold their monthJy mHttne at
School for crippled children, It 8 p.m.. May 19, In the Collta
wu decided by the ten actJve Mesa American Lqlon Hall. In·
members of the poup at the eluded will be Norman Miller,
meetlne held Tuesday at Chef• Earl Stanley, Charles Hindley,
Inn. Joe Brophy and Oland Carrick.
Special entertainment w a a The audience will be able to
provided by LaJTY Hooper of the meet them penonally and ask
Lawrence Welk orchestra. questions from the floor. Each
Amone the 40 door prizes, out· election year Newport Harbor
standlne ellts were presepted to Youne Republicans present all
Mrs. Paul Dunlap of Coeta Mesa, candidates within the district.
Mlu UUan Daniell of Shore Forrest Allinder Ia president
Clllfs. an4 Mrs. Valarle Clark of of the croup.
Balboa, accordlne to Mrs. Ruth
Seeley, publicity chairman.
Read .Enslen Wa.nt Ad&
THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
For leH ...... .ds, ettnlapas c.l
Mo.1etk "''d-lftetw -·" ftliJ CGft .._ ollftod "-'an. After lid is
M aut, MOglc fifteen ptdt it lip Gftd
halcl it ~ you.
eo... ln. Let vs thaw you*"~ feature.
l.IIIMrpr'a
$3AI laDd Nd.. wbl• • .,.Uow
I -·'; a-1.. $3.. trial . -.. ~ .
FIVE-TEAJl GU ABA.JfTE.E
CROWN HARDWARE
"A HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMEifT STOllE"
-:-WE ern: caoww STAMrs-:-
IIA.a.c)B 232
D1 COAST ai.VJ). COaOIIA DEL NAB
part-by-part proof ...
p
is your ••best b-..y''
In the lovvest-prlce
field I
Recently a 1964 Plymouth and current m.Jdela pf the other two beat-known
low-price oara were taken apart by Ptymoulh e~.yiueors and compared, part by part.
Standard "atock" modela were usea. We've :iated ~"rr.6 t{J)ical findings below.
............ 1e ...... ltUI'"" In tnaftl ••••· Here are tual a lew I
P .. nt ...... ...... I,
~......,. ~ ... &.,drllk IM• cylllldtn
ill Ndl'""" ..... to ...... ~ .,. Mttlout .. ,,..
lllne." The othrf twelow-prict c.rsiiM only one.
Seataprln-
ptyiiiOIItll~~~n coila tprinp. lof lonaer tastina support.
The • otlltr t.o • 11M • 'liJlll platform type. Abo. Ptym-
•11•'• ""'"1111·011·.-.ncs" dnan adcb ~ C*lllort.'
Platonllln••
fltytMittiNI ~ riftp on l«ff pistall; tilt "oltlef t'MI"
............. : ........ c.tlon deposit. 11101'1 (1111. ......r;;;....,... . ..,...t..-.y, a l
Mlo .. nlo 011 PI-•
~ • 111111 ,.,_.. _..... "-"...,. atn .. ., ............................ .....
til ....,. btn Clift ........... ,.. can. .............. ,., .... ~ ...... . ........ ........ -..,... ...... .., ..... -...., ............ !!!!!.
All • "' till .................. ...-s .. I'I~INdllllf~ .................. ....
... ,.._ .......... ...., ... -.rt ... .....,.
............
~ Cfl. .,.. bliP. ...
o111r ..... 111n. ..,... r. 1t111pp,
ol X7 &. Jlrd lt.. ec.ta .....
.Artt.by ln ..-a wu the cllreeW bJ t be II' lnlltnadcr. wW IDOW ,._ hrt Ltwt..
theme o1 the IDIIlallatlon cee-Kane IUeMdL Wuh .. to Y---. W8111L. llrtnt
mony for the MW ot.rleefl ol the ..,...,.. tbe u.t ot JUeliU at c-enter .,... .aonth to putidpete
Buatne. and Pral..tonal Worn-the ctlnner partJ were the new In .....-IBII Top ,.... tile
en's Club held Tllunday evenln1 pnlll4t.nra ......., Georp Gun· 44th I.Jafa.Db7 DIYtl6on. 'lbe 15.·
at the Newport Harbor Yacht ctermn, Edna z.u and Mae ooo.man tJ'alnlq eara.e will
Club. JORN. &ftd her daupt.er, VIr· ac:re. mobOity and tlH power
Ualne a pallette of colorful llnla Boardman. Other luaU ol unltl under modern combat
noeeaaya, C a r o I y n Weber, a rwewnt Included Etta Gunder· conditions lncludtne a al.mulated
member ot the local club and 110n, Vera UJlenthal, Lucille El· atomic: explM!on. Cpl. Knipp
pUt president of the California llott. Clorla Chapman, Marearet worked tor Hollister aro.. Mura·
Federation ot BPW. Installed Herblt, DrucUla Hareett. Beverly ery ln COIIta Mesa ltefore enter·
Mazie Bird of Balboa as prHI· Couthlll, Ada Juhl, Carrn,n Bell.. lnl the Army In January. 1953.
dent; Jean Howell u first v1ce Ruby Pox, Marva Kerb, La Rue He ll due home on furlouth In
president; Jean Mathews u sec· Harding. Florence Gray and June.
ond vice president; Dorl1 Raef, Allee Barton. A motlt of aprlne f;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=;;::;:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,
recordlnr secretary; Ruby Mb· n owera decorated the tables, and JEAOJVOL
zko. correspondlnt ae c retary; Mary Naerell fashioned silver ~-~
and Dorothy Palen, treasurer. replica• of BPW symboll for r~•~
Pastel tulle and taffeta gowns head table. Door prize was won
were worn by a sextet of "Melo· by Merllee Dungan.
dl.sts" from Newpor1 Harbor High Alter pre.entlng retirine presi-
School. who presented the mu· dent Mildred Chapman with the
steal program. The girls. Patricia BPW club rlne. the new presJ.
AtkJMOn, Sally Stt>Wart. Sara dt>nt announced her commlnt"e
Metcalf, Caroline 0 v er m a n · chairmen: education and te·
Georgia Barnea and Joannt> search. Betty• Handy; finance,
Tonne. were accompanied and
1
Lydia Southworth; International
relations. Rose Fenton; h~alth
and safety. Helen Chlven; leels · Gla:rnour latlon. Mildred Stanley; mem·
bershlp, J~an Ma thews ; nt>Ws
Gl • service; Isla Pet"k with Helen 1mpses Gatterdam as CO·Chalrman; pro ·
grams, Jean Howell ; public a!·
fairs. Hilda Briscoe; raffle prizes.
Fas hion lsn't fooling-It's a
sweater year. And sweaters are
the "prima" factor t Number one.
that Is) In fashion~ for JUJIUiler
1954. Whether you'rt-a travt'ller
or a stay.at·homt>. you'll n~
several for various IX'C'aslons. if
you are both pral·tlcal anct
"vogue" minded. LA>t 's ~~&y you
are weekt'ndlng for a party·tlme
... visit ing a ranch in tht' roun·
try . . . golfing • at home or
away 1 • . having fu n w1th
frlt'nds Ill the beal'h or 'Is·
lting in town
Isabelle Bowles; conventions,
Carolyn Weber; courtesy, Helen
Spies; decoration, Ada Ma rie
Olssler; h istorian, Aida Gorton;
h o s p It a 1 it y. Ruth Wilmes;
Gretha Tubbs, March or Dimes;
Edythe Barnes. radio a nd tele·
vision: Kathl~n Coleman. mu·
sic; report CO·ordlnat(lr, Kay
Vau~hn ; welfare. Ruth Crl>rrlsh ;
yea r book and emblem. Marl·
lynn Wheeler: youth actlvltll'S.
Evelyn Varner; bosst>s' mght.
Marigold Schlueter w ith Dorothy
S u t her I a n d as ro·chalrma n
Mary ~a£>gell will b4.' chairman
of th£> Christmas Pr<'\II.'W and
her committ~ will be ;\1Jillt>
Chapman, Jpan ;\iathPws. and
Lydia Southworth
11.50 to DJOO
-.u.oa _,
UI~A"'
COIIO•A DEL liD
For Years!
People have been
.. yina ... and
bdieviq that
YOU CAN
DO BEITER
at
~ •
• • Furmture•
1111111'1
Llll IIIIET .......
Now that Rhetnpld 1a here
and Mother's had her day . . .
what ctw.! Swint the broom.
kids . . . and make with the
poU.shing cloth . . . Let's have a
ball ... Our shelves an "round
and firm and fuUy packed" wtth
a long llne·up of alick dlahes to
make these buUdtnp that hold
u.s tree from anything that mara
or Impedes ..... HoUMcleanlne,"
accordtnc to Thorndike Barnhart.
..... .GcdJ,w eqs te ........
W.. -.I all ov .U.. Uttle
peUiea wltlll ...... •J ....
1"'U to look .... tlile .,. ....
_. be • ciMd pld•• •• .. • ••
Motta .. lOUd to ..., ..
dotiMe daeeta • • • • .. •
ceclarbod lpny ......... .....
.. c:r.,.tal.l • • • .... .. • ~·
bed ......... ••••didde
to ~ ·-dowa wlaUe
tMy're Oyl8v ••• I ..... te
ti8d ...... c:.u. ... Cl._y
St.o . . . aut t ~ II lsa"t •
Groeewy Stan .•• lt'1 • •••
Wh•t·h bring up a "compll·
ment" I think Is one of the nicest
wp have Pver rf'('t'lvt"d . . Said
an out·of·towner. "You know
what thlS pia('(' rt"mlnds me of!
An old country stor(''" My
For party · ttme chooee a
beautthal caaluDere with JGt1D
p1plD4J at O .. rioD'a; the COUD•
try w .. bDd may take a clau-
ic sllpoftr: UM a casual c:ard.l·
CJGD •rouDd yow lhoulden fo1'
early monW19 or late after-
DOOD ~lf: doD't be without
tbo jacket ••ecrte1' (ICIILI but·
totaa) for the casual beach
COIIlmuaiU... that's u.s. of
coano: cmd bo san to LDdadll •=-.... tMt ...._ a coetll.me ...........
Compl~t~ Home F'umlsh~p ~
Uborty .. I·KW •
flr~t thou~ht1-l m us t admit
madP the ptn featht>rs stand out
on th£> back of my net"k old
cracker barrel.., and !IUCh But
Dalton t'a'lhmer~. fnund nt
O'Brl£>n'!! arP the perf('("t 'IWeater
for J1;0 many O<'('asJons. Vcro;alllt>
styling ~r~akt"S them cia ic and
casual or tht' lovely part of a
more feminine ~ardrobt> Beau
tilul colors makP them {"!pt"C'tal
I)' summ£>r m inded and PXqUJsite
as gra duation gifts.
Cnditable C11D009 sweaters
that tab tiM ,._. of coats
tills IOCIIIOII an .. Geist aDd
Goiat cloUCJM that P" you tbe
abon Jadllet look • • • At
O'ariea•a J'OU'U Ulld tbo aable
atitda. tiM balky ~baker-type
yam.a. tbo t-....da aDd a..t of
all ..• wbite ..• lots of it
tb1l ,.....
Swt'aters that make a CO!ltumP
are esl)('elally nt>W among th£>
Imported swt>aten. 'ntese you
must see to appreciate: they are
boldly adorned with hand yarn
embroidery. smartly tr I mm ed
with colored frlnee touches and
destined to makl' a treml'ndous
ensemble with the proper skirt
combination. Altoget.ber, this IS
a sweatt'r year and ll you havt>·
n't discovered their fuhlon v~·
satlllty come Into O"BBUEN'S at
once and ~ our expansive SE'·
lectlons.
-
. -., ......__
1415 COAIT ~AIID
COIIOIIA Da. IIU
Our New Address:
22oo Newport Blvd.,
Costa Meea
. Harbor T....ter
&Stcnre
* * * * * *
OPERATIO
The outstanding succeu of the a rever Road-Doy·O
lost Saturday was a tribute to the h1gh chool youngsters
who WANT to learn to drive sofely -! . a d l1vel
STAN LEY DID IT!
It was a tribute to Auemblymo n Earl W Stanley of the
74th District, who put d rive r educot•on a nd dnver tra on ,ng
in our schools -os good insurance thot YOUR child will
be a sofer driver!
HE IS HONORED!
For his worlc in promotong sofe dn vmg, Auemblymo"
Stonley will get a citation from the Notoonol Council of
Traffic Safety -the only person west of the Roclu es to
be so honored!
It ;, but Oruo of M.-4 ~l' -4CCOMPLI ~R.tiE., T.' of
l ·our C -4PABLE. H.-4RD.fr'ORK"C <4 .S. E.tlll'.l ·
.W.-4' ST 4.~to·.
HE HAS EXPERIENCE and ABILITY
ORANGE COUNTY'S 74th AS.
SEMBLY DISTRICT NEEDS HIS
0 U T S T A N D I N G A81LITV1
JUDGMENT, AND S 0 UN D
EXPERIENC£1
-*
YOUit ASSURANCE Of THE
I E S T IS Y 0 U I VOTE TO
ftTAIN •..•
YMAN IA.IlL W •
4 then I con<~iderect thP old country
store as il wa In the old days
. lht> one pla~ In tht> com-
m unJty where t"Vt"f')'body ~·t'llt to
gt>t e\'eryttung . . the ~aeon
ltght I mt>llowC'd . . I t>Vt'n
IM'C amt-.t Inti£' l'dd •
More UDtypical 9NC11'Y llwe
bOUMhold beJpal aiGIId ...,
Tartle Wax protects fiDe fw·
aiture with a .... -cMJy -.....cl
fiailh.. . . . z..atla AliD-d
Sticb rem~ 1010 KSatdaM
... SaaJ-Wca -.I IC09Uiar'l
Mlrrw G.._. .•. A-s IOUDdfa9
tbe bead a .-4 .._ yuan
tnaJy •.• Wb•• ••• .....,. a
...,.. product t. tbo ftnt U...
••• road tbo l.utna~ ....
follow u... c.nf1111y • • • u
you read to ue • tulriala towel
... u.. a tutdala ....a. _. -
old lOCk ..... ~
l.utnlctlolll an t....-.t ..ct
aboaJd be fonow.d te tbo .. .
tw to. correct ,_..tl .. .
Gl-1 r ... ·s DeW Cottlla ..., c-• ....... ~
tbat I...,.. t.... ..a.cl ..ar .... .,.. ........ .., .......
road CUI'&h.Uy'" ...... ,.. ....
Franklin's Wax rates an A for
heavy traffic and problem noon
Franklin's I a non-llppery
wax used commt"fCiaJiy for eJe·
vator noors. etc for yean: . . .
And Franklin's Rubber Glou
Cleaner in spltt' of a confuslnc
name is the best wax removf!'l'
I'~ rome' acroaa ... Float on •. ·
don't rub ... watt"h t~levlllo.n
fQJ' 10 mInutes . . • 10 ba<.'k llftd
wi)M" orr ... All th~ o.ld wu wtll
~ d.iu(l]\.~ ••• What lan't d'-·
80lvt"d will be looaened • • •
,
I ~ ... -. = .... ,., ••
Corona del Mar
VOGEL VALUE
•• 31111 .... lt-11• H ...
larftJ I,,_ a.altor ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS Little SuMn Sch l&ler ot Bal·
~ boa JsJand . all of .8 yean old.
HEIFS A IUY! For Sale Situatiooa W em ted He~..-....---W-cm-.. --... -----celebrated her birthday aonJftr . .., ~ sa ry Saturd ay wlth a picnic at
PIANO, S90: 3 romplete beds. S25 PERMANENT RESlDENT with 5 PART TIME for young men and
wom~n presently emp loyed. Do
not a pply for thls position un·
less: 1. You a re well groomed
and well ma nnered. 2. You
enjoy h elping people to lea rn.
3. You have a mbition to pro·
gress ra pidly. 4. You a lso have
the e ar nest desire .to undereo
a well-rou nded program of self
deve lopment. These are the es -
s e n t I a I qua iUk atlons. For
mem bersh ip on a teaching
s taff of the ARTHUR MURRAY
DANCE STUDIOS. We give you
the necessary da nce education.
Applica nts will be Interviewed
for one week from '3 to ~ anc1
7 to 9. Apply In person to the
ARTHUR MURRAY ST UDIOS.
-Ill Coast lfwy.. Corona d el
Mar. Tuesday a nd 1\rlday, and
238 Lagu na Ave.. L ag u n n
Beach. Monday. Wed nesday.
Th ursday and Saturday. Train
lng Is free to those qualified.
Costa Meu Park. Her guMts
wt>re Christine Farquhar. Joy~
Miller. Susan Spl~r. Chrlatln~
Park. Barba ra Beer. Anna Par-
tch. Sheila McLain. Diane Moon,
Barbara Frlsby, C('(.'UI Il Bandol.
Rk hard Johnaton a nd Frederick
Joh nston. Susan Is the dau gh tf'f
of Mr. a nd Mrs. Ralph Schl~ler
of 1202 S. Bay Front. Balboa Is-
land.
Ocean side of Hwy. H.W. fl oors. forced a ir heat, fire -
place, large rooms, convenie nt kltcht>n. br<'aklast area ,
lots o! tlfe. Master bedroom has conn('('tlng * bath: large double garage. fenced yard, nicely landscaped.
Thls Is one o1 the r leanest hom l'S It has been our
pleasure to show. Priced righ t. Good term~. • • •
C..a 1111 lar
Vecel Val•
HOME AND INCOME-VALUE PACKED
2._.1'00111 H01111
AND FURNISHED
2-Betlr~~~~ larac• A,t.
Very best IO<'ntion. This is a hom £' you will ht> prnu1l
to live in and an apt. you ran always rent
PRICED TO SELL-GOO D TERMS
THE VOGEL CO.
On Balboa Island In a lo
cation wit h unusual future
possibilities Is this roomy,
2·bedroom home. In first
claSI condition. Reservations
for part of summf.'r tota l
over 1600.00. Rented during
wlntt>r season. Nlr~ly fur -
nished. room to build . Thl
Is not a "dog"-yt>t prit'c>d for
unly
$14,100
$4.000 DOW!':
• m3ybt' It>~' a
ISUID IUL TY CO.
I 4~ r.uk. Balboa Island HA 37i
each ; dresser. $15. Thurs .. Fri ..
Sat., 2-6. Harbor 298l -R.
SPINET PIANO. Ju5t llke new.
Famous m a kt'. Save $<100. An·
other Spinet. Small, s nug, only
$395. Standard m ake. Maple
finish Spinet. Llke new S800.
Our prlt'e Sl95. Knabe Splllet.
Blond rinlsh . Save $315. An·
other Spln<'l used. only $387.
full kf'yboard. Oanz-Schmldt
Big Piano Store. 520 No. Main.
Sant a Ana. Ont' maple finish
mirror typ(' spinet, $257. Spe·
C'ial.
ASK ABOUT t~orgnn for only
$695.
FULERTON MUSIC
110 North Spadra
=--~-=..,.--~ BABY GRAND. Good tone. Good
1301 coAST BLVD. CORONA DEL MAR • REAL ESTATE & Rentals
HARBOR 1741 HARCOR 1477 ~-
t'<tl>C. Only $39j with bench.
Art model \.rand. Scl85. Chick·
---------------------------------------------CD~t --:;;-;;,~11111.1 llt•me & in erlng Grand alsu used. $975.
St!'tll\\'ay. Knatx•. 1\tehlln. a ll
tn f in t> ronllllion. Oanz·
Sl·h m idt Paa "'' Cn.. 520 No. SWIIIIII POOL
with heatPr & filter go with this 2-bedrm homP 1111 .a
big lot in NP\\p<>rt llts. S(•e thas TODAY. full pru'<' onl~
Sl2.000. If you ha\(' a family ur Jll~t \\,lnt tu r<';tll.> I'll
joy llfP this I'> it.
PIER AID FLOAT
in frunt or this Cine Balboa Coves home. 2 bedrms and
bath in thl' home plus a st-paratr guest room w ith
bath. OvN tOO fN't blly !ront. This shoulrl be pt>rf<'\'1
for many famlliE•s and Is Vt>r.> 111<'<' $32.5(X) wit h $6.000
down.
OPEl HOUSE
Sund.J.~ l 3 hut you ('an s<'<' a nytamf'. 3 bedrm:<. anrl 2
baths. bf'autlful plant in~. pravatP lnrgt> rear yard 111
VE'lvcty l.i" n . grap<• -.tdkt' f!'nt'<'d : expensivt> drape:>:. .. nd <·arJ>{'tl ng \\'norl flnnrs. ,::,arh dis p .. tlraw fan. firf'·
plat'e . FrenC'h tlcx.r!> l1•,crl to <'!'ml•nt Jjat io from dining
room. dbl. gar.1g1' Thi.; '" a quality h ome and onl}'
$18.950.
OLE HA~SC I '\ l < 1 S,llt>.., :O.t.•nagemt'nt
1116 C'O.\ST 11\\'Y PHO~E Libert) ~ 1'li3
.\lulttloll' Lt,tan~ l •Uu1•
t'omt' attr,lt'l rlt'\\ r.1 nch ~t\'IC'
duplC'"\. {kt•a n >-ilh• of h agh .
wa~. r in(' ... t ('(>nstruC'tion I
IIE'.t') shakf' rnvf fC'nct>d ) d !\lain. Sant.1 Ana
Ea1·h unu h,,.., 2 b<'c1r.; far!'pl I CHERRY CABI:'<IET. an t I q u e
hanh\d floor. 'Nt'<'d ,lir heal. china. glaso::. stC'In .... lamp. etc.
launrlry, pat in ){.H,II!t' 0\\ m•r , 6161, &gonia. COM HA 427-W
-~ Jf)S.j .R WONDERFUL S<-ari;·:--A"Ym o s t
lmpossiblt' w fmtl. a slightly
u:o.NJ Hammond Or~n n A gr<'.lt
ha rgain. Hurry and sCt> this.
Dant &hmirlt. 520 ~o. Main.
Santa Ana Anothcr Minshall
EIC'Ctronlc Organ. USt'd. $.')87.
FOR SALE -C'urnf,,rt,l hlf' t\\0 ·1
b{'droom hom(' in C'D~t. l;crgE'
living room. far!'pl.wt'. kitrhE'n
with dmang a rt>a. t'XIra room
and llalh at jlar;,ge :'-fAY u •nt
to adults 0\\ n<'r 611 Poppy
COM
FOR RENT: Nk<· lge. j:""t)f.""":ipt.
3 houses from ocean with tt•r
rtflc vtew of jE'tt) AvailabiP
f()r sum mt>r rent a I. $75.00 p N
Wf'<'k HA 2113. Capt R. Patti-
son. \\'. E Fbher h((ic.-
1
YEARLY rf' n t a I. fur n t-,.,h:--e-d,.--t-·o-1
tagt'.)' ani . for two adults $."iil
month. -HJ Ff'rnll',lf, COM
~EARL\' NEW 1-bt'dr furn. apt I Yrs leasC'. $65. {'nnvt>niPntly
j l•X'all•d. 1211 Coa.st Bh·d .. ('D!\1
HA 0269.
!BALBOA I S CAlli D yr.-round
rt'nt.aJ.;. A few a\ allablr for
TNms. I
MODERN living roum turn .. b<'d
davenport & chuir to matrh.
tdbles. HA U}iJ.\\' a ftNn!lons.
S69 Bt:\'S a good-usedpiano.
Pine for pr :tl'tkt' Full nllow -1
a nre for one > P&.r. Oa nl·
S<'hmidt B1~ Pianv and Organ
Stnrc. 520 No. Main. Santa
Ana
O~E SPI:'<IET trac1P-un~S2~l0 off
FU LERTO:-; Mt:SIC
110 North Spadra
FISHER PRJGHT ptano. $145.00: t
Woodworth Piano Store. 1318
Coa!lit Blvd .. CdM. HA 3382.
tmmt•c1. OCC'up,,m·y. Furn & -------......... --------
1
unfurn bland R<•alty Co .. -199 Business Opportunities
-----------------------------------------------Purk A\'P., B. I HArbor 377. S:'-1ALL GROCERY -.torl'. C'oun
Bill's Best Buy
WIY PlY IEIT1
I~ BACI BAY HOlES
3-le•l'llll-Pawe4 Streets
2-C• laraces
Coloretl Rock Roofs
Full Price $9.995
$495 Down
"YOU'LL LI KE Ot.:R FRIENDLY SERVICE"
W. A. TOBIAS
Multiple U sting Realtor
393 E. SEVENTEENTH STREET
Call Liberty 8-1139 --------------------
COSTA MESA
No Deal! a Steal!
Just listed . rt'al property . . on Marguerite. CO M
Larce 2-Betlroom Ho•
Flrt>plat'e <'tlvt>rs ont> wall . Tropical patio and that
ain't all' 2 br. gar. apt. with satillrit'd tenants.
Full Price $21,aaa
DOWN?-CIVE US AN OFFER
CAPT R. PATTISON
W. E. Fllller I Atseci ..
912 Coast Blvd. Corona del Mar Harbor 2443
Our new model home
at 1955 Irvin(' Avt>. Back Bay Area
OPEN ALL DAY. EVERY DAY
Bt-a utlfully decorated nnd furnished by The Jsland~rs
of Corona del Mar anrt Balboa ls.land
lloyd C. Howard. Realtor
(AT TilE AJ!CHI:B) LIBI!Iti i 8-3M8
~ W. OO.AST HIGHWAY nEWPOil'T IIKACII
2 Houses on R-2 lot
90UTII OP' RICHW~KOMA DI!L MAll RRiiilil .am •
Ill Cout ...... ec:,..~ u::-.,.,... ...,.. 2111
f"l'RN ISHED APTS rm r t> n t: tr~ locality Can tw handlt>d
Louise AIJts . ovc>rlrJI'•k ing bay hy <'oupl<' Ed St-dE'ImeiPr rNI
Summer regervations. 308 Car-tor. 1523 Coast Blvd .. Corona
nation. COM. HA 4016. I del Mar. HA 2766. I
Open Sunday
Ill&
23&& t liacs RIH, Clift Han~
Set in a lovely ga rden. 3 bedrm .. 2 baths. gra pestake
renei'd. patio. garb. dlsp. carpeted wood firs .. drapes
O.IJ $18,110
.£iJD JU. P~, J~~e.
OLE HANSON CO .. Sales Management
liOO COAST HWY. PHONE: U berty 8·5573
NEWPORT BEACH
Business Property
HIP•aJ fl'llllct
Ce nter of Corona del Mar. Consisting or store. otfJces.
s hop and 2 apartment . Presently lt>ased to Ja nuary
':'15 for $3,000 yr.
Will sell tr e1cii11P
A. Sandy Steiner, Realtor
2912 W. COAST HWY .. NEWPORT BEACH UBERTY 8 -1521
lAY FIIIT
ONLY BY SEEING
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME
Will You Appr('(.'late t he Quality of Thll Property~
5 bedrooms, 4 1~ baths. large living room, full d ining
room , sun d('(.'k. patio, pier and boat slip near Newport
Harbor Yacht Club .
...... al$1&,1111··· ... 1 •
Well Listed •.. Half Sold!
Wh~n you list your property In
Lilli .....
ta ke advanta ge of our frft appralaal ~-We h ave
expert a ppralJien who know m arket vaJua In your ar~a. Our lnteresb are the aame-you want to ~II
for the best prl~e w ant to pt you the best price.
F• ... TI
LIST Wl'l1l
laTIU LaM~
THau youa UALTOa
NEWPORT HARBOR
BOARD OF REALTORS
~ SIW I :-Jf..,.ort IHdt-: RADOt 3Z15
Paintina and P~ ~angina -oa.u1 4~ •••=-ao.la
H. & M. DECORlllfGC . UNION
LD ...... aQ. .. N C*-11111
I
I
yrs . seer. exp .• wants perma·
nent position. full or part time,
HA 3636-W. References.
BABY SITTING by hr.. day, or
week. HA 1649-W or HA 4795.
YOUNG ma rried woman. rollege
gradua te desires half-day po·
s ltlon In N~wport Harbor area
In retail s tore or as recep-
t ionist. Liberty 8 -7191.
EXPER. GARDNER. clean up,
monthly work a nd new la nd·
scape. HA 4120·W.
MATURE WOMAN wish es ba by
sitting. Da y or night. HA
31!2-M
HANDYMAN -maintenance a nd
r~palr. Pa inting, carpenter etc.
J u s t a nything. Reasonable .
Satisfaction guaranteed. HA
0126-J
MiKeUaneous
ORGAN LESSONS at your home
or m ine. popular and classical,
by ear or by note. Organ avail·
nble for practice. Harbor JO.t6.J
WILL BUY or tra de any u.sed
pia no.
FULERTON MUSIC
110 North Spadrn
$5 RE~TS a good practit't' piano.
LN the k lddies learn. All term
rent a llowed. Danz-Schmidt,
!'20 No Main, Santa Ana.
Summer Ia •ar
ltut
A·l Uaetl Cars ••
HEIE!
at
THEODORE R .. IS
• • •
Take Jllr clloice -·; 1 FOP.O 1-dr If -00
·:;1 PLY MOUTH 2-dr II
·;>() FORD C'USI. 2 dr. 00.
50 C'll EV Stylt>li nl'
2-dr. R·H.
$995
S995
$995
$995
T •• ,.. clltice
$14&
·-~~ STt:DE Champ.
4-dr. 0 0 .
'19 FORO "8" l'U!It.
4-d r. R-H.
'19 DODGE d b r pe
R·H . Gyro
'19 MERCURY -H .Ir.
Si-15
$745
$745
R· H . 0 0 . $745
'49 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. R-H $745
Take Jllr clltice
$311
'47 CHRYSLER 4-dr.
R·H. Fl. Dr. . $395
'46 BUICK Super 2-dr. $395
'-16 FORD "8" 4-dr., ra dio $395
T ... ,. ...... • 'I l FORD "8" c,rc. ... . __
'&l CHRYSLER ·dr ............ .$915
'37 FORD 4-dr ........................ .$95
WE ALSO IIAVE A PIJfE
SELECTION or VIED TIIVCK.S
THE .. E I.IS
F .. IEIID
3100 w. eo-t ..... ....,
lfewpod ......
HOUSEKE EPER WANTED for I
mo. to live In It help tem -
porary Invalid. Even ing only,
HA 0829-M.
WOMA N for tel~phone wor k
In your home. Call Mr. But·
ler. HA 1114.
BAUOIUTE MOVES
San Frandsco Is thP new homt>
of Hope Robinson. formerly uf
Corona del Mar.
STAYS Of CIOSTA MUA
H. P. Sa'nborn of 262 Wa lnut
Pl.. Cost a Mesa. has m ovt>d to
178 Costa Mesa St.
H. H. HOLBROOK
Dependa ble Plumbing
A Prompt Rep&lr Servlor
Malntalned
)hon~ HArbor 1418-W
2Ml Balboa Blvd. Newwrt lle•C'h
PA I NT I NG
• Earl SheRin
Wanted 273 Palmer S t.-eo.ta Mrsa
TRADE yo ur old piano ln. Covers i Llb<'rty 8-2928
flrst vaym ent. Get a beautiful --------~---------
new Spinet pla no. Get beautl-1 Paintmg -Decorating
ful new El('(.'trlc Organ. High· 1 PAPER HANGING
est cas h allowa nce. Dam:-1 GEORGE BURKHARDT
Sch midt Big Pla no a nd Organ UCUIMd Contractor
Co .. 10.000 pianos sold In .W
years Da nz-Schm ldt. Sant• 511 30th St., Newport Beech .. Phone HArbor 2418-W. 2354-J
Ana, 5~ No. Main. LEARN
LISTINGS WANTED on summ~r TO DRIVE
renta ls. We a re beginning to Dual control ca rs. Lleensed
have ca lls. U't us tell them Instructor. Educational
about your house. Ed Sedel -Driving Sch1>0l.
meier. realtor. HA 2766. I Pbone HA 47i5.
for the Family
* SAVE *
v• TO
$334 on new MERCURYS
a..nca"e la8teet 9fOWia9 e.
$369 on new UNCOLNS
('11M M.aca lload ._ ....._)
Pick·up yoar ... LJIICOLJI
or ... IIEBCUIIY at tiM
fCKWy • •. MftnGU9b
to pry .. you ~ --
cmU Llbewty 1·1575 ..
........ tt ..... .._, ..
7 .......... , ... .., ('ell tedayl
Johnson & Son
You llew CIDd OlfLT A1J1'110aDED
LIIICOLJI·IIDC1J111' ~ for tM JIAirtaoeo Ana
COITA MESA
GOOD
CARS LOWEST PRICES GOOD
CABS :: =~ ~IDCibr c:a:.:: B&H. a.cm __________ .. ,._ ...... ....$595
* Really at .... -······--··-······· .. -· ...................... _ .. J 95
48 PACZAIID 4--ck. You ccm't beat thi8 ··--·····-·-·--···-·----·-J 95
'48 CHilY8LEB 4-<k.lloyaJ. 11&11. good car ·····--·······--------$295
:42 PACUIID 2-clr. RW& 1oob. dri ... good ................... -............. _J 15
,41 IMCJ: ~pedal 4-dr. Very good oar ·-----· J 15 *: :,m .. wagoa. B&IL naaa & dri ... pedec:t ............ _ ..... _J585
'4i ~ ~pedal 2-clr. 11&11. good little car --·----. .J 15
,_... IWIII''IGir C-dr. CIMD little car ···~·--·-·-·-····---·--......J115 ..., Amh ..-. C-dr. B&H. Bu. __. JIIS .... s JI!:L vvvu -............ _ ........... . .. .-U~o~ AID Cll ,,..,_ c:pe. OD&II. Good .... -· DIS ·a CIIEYilOI.ET Aero 2-clr. II&IL v--c:1ecm -;:a .... o• ftal -. car -·--·-·-~ .. ..,.. "7r C-ck. 11&11. Tlda car t. pert.ct Jll5
1945 HARBOR BL YD.
T8V81DAY. IIAY U.lllt
I
MAL0ttE B. BO'HP'
SIHIIAL INSUIANCI
at tbe v ov-1 Co.
UOI W. c...t Hw, ...............
IW-..... : LAM, W411 • .. w ••• ,._: HA.t~et ~·
GIIIL roa IIAVGIITI
A dauchter, Cynthia
was born to ,Mr. and Mnl. Wil-
liam Hau1ht, 20:M Pomona Ave.,
eo.ta Mesa, on Friday, April 30.
In Hoac M~lal Hoepltal
We Invite You to See
Furnished Model Home
1955 IRVINE AVE .. BACK BAY
Beautifully Decorated,
Custom furnished by
* u• eo.t ........ eon.. delJiar
510 Coast Hiqhwcry. Corona del Mar
HArbor 3009-M
* MAPLE FUIINJ1'0RE BUYS *
TV C•binet, Sftutter Ooon ... 50
E•dem M•ple Chest on Chest H .50
Fine M•ple C.pt•in' s Ch.ira ... _ .. ____ .f7 .t5
Bar Stools th•t Turn ···-··---············· .. ·· 11.95
love Se•ts . A Few Re.f Buys
In¥ SALURS TilE IEW .. T lAY UEI
IE.IE PUTIII IH .. IEWS
II :01 P .I. Frlllay, ., 14
See George Putnam's special Interview w ith Mr. and
Mrs. Arvo Haapa, co-publishers of the Ensign ...
welcoming Corona del Mar into the fa mily of cities
now covered by that hig h -power, hlgh-tower Channt'l
Eleven.
( ....... ted by .Ala.·S.lta. aad lload Clotbea)
lillY IEYEI I•••••
iEw SUia 1•11
fer y .... ,, .. , .. , ......
Open Every Night
IIOirDAT T11J1V I'IIIDAT
Untl 9:00 P.M.
"Let Tou FUilltun lay Rice 'nlap About Tou•
MEYER'S
1115.cabcwal ... LJ 1·5131
IMD If TIUITEEI
ORANGE COAST I
JR. COWCH DISTRICT ...........
VOTE
SlECELS GET CmL
A daughter. 7 lbs .. 7 •u .. was
born to 1\·tr and M rs Kennf'th
Slt>gPI. 2680 Rtvt:'rs idC' Dr Cu!>ta
Mc:.a. in St. Joseph Huspttal on
Tuesday. ~lay I
TBE FOD WOMEN abowa
aboft atteact.d tbe LJoo Tam·
era II'UDCb Tueaday, May (. lo
the Balboa lkry Club. Left to
right tbeT laclude Nra. C. A..
• • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • •
howltoa. of eo.ta NMG: lin.
Leaa Ugbt. of la1boa: N n.
R. C. O..o. ·of Balboa eo...
a:od Nra. William McDoaald..
of 8albocL (ED&iga Pboto.)
1«-ad Ensign Want Ads. -~~~~~~~~-• • • of~ial
no IE
Going
Up!
That•• the atory of
our elementary achool
enrollment!
' CDM COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev Paul B.thhtll ' ~">l'rmun J u,t F.VERYO~E Yd'nt 1 ' <;('\'
top a<· at the Cornn.t Ul'l ~l..tr <. nm tht· llt~;th S.: hool pia~ .tt the•
munlty church Suntl.t ~ "til hf> ~E'\\ tx•rt HtHbor Htgh ;:;. huol
"Thp Lurcfs Da) A' J.:\11''1 or audltnraum Amnng th"''' pn..., 1
gana-;t. ~frs <.·.,..,tlt>m.trl Smith pnr S<~turc1ay ntght \\t• !»l"'ttt>tl
I will play "Prt'ludt' 111 l ' :\I;IJor' nt•\\ I)'\\ I'd~ :\1 r anrl 'lr.;; L.\llril'
I
hy B,tC'h and "Ht> Sh • .tll r l'f•d 111'1! \\'iMJd\\urth tth<> Curmt•r llt~pt•
Flu<'k" Crnm tht• "i\lt•......,lah" h) T haiiPn •
Handl'l. ,
Althuugh Crt~>mls of Vargtnta
ST. AJfDilEWS PRES8YTEJUAJC Ch.tse had plenty of c-auS(> for
Cr)'ltal trona Swedtto
Clllna -from Denmark
J)lnnft'Wate bom
rtn.land
Stalnl ... St.t from
Sweden
Dwtlnctlve GIIU
Brtcte. RePtt.er
Patterns Here
We gift wrep
e11d ship.
gilts from
Karen M..ypsa ~
I J07 c...t I uiie _,. eor-. ........
HAlt-tln
Dorodly lllcQJJB
·'MAD HASIZ TO uvr _..,_
Charles wunnca
"The Sua ...........
n
-also-
Gene TfERNEY ·Leo GEHN
"PERSONAL AfTJUJr•
''MR. POns GOES TO I ST~ "l''IUaDAT
MOSCOW .. ';:::::::::=========:;:;;t I Richard CONTE
H-.: t:JO .. I :JO. o,_ s-4.p
AT THESE LOW
NEIGH BORHOOD PR ICES!
Men'• Suits 1.15
ladies' Ores~ 1.15
ladies' ~irts 60c
Men's Sl.dt, 60c
SPECIAL!
Men'• Sport J•c~ek 60c
* * *
Al terotiola Senic»
for Your eo. .... w-c.
IBIIIIIIIOD
CIUIEIS
12 )4111 Coast 8JYd..
CORONA DEL NO
Tour Local Dea.a.r u
SERYiSIFT
of OraDge Coat
5 12 31at St-Jfewpcll't 8eacb
I "HIGHWAY DRAGNET·
Kids Nat. s.t. l eU
"THE IRON MASr•
-JfOW SBOWDIG
Joan CRA WFOIW
Sterling HAYDEN
Scon BRADY
lilT II"
lD Tec.b•k»IGI'
-also-
Mickey ROONEY
"DRIVE A CROOKED
F ri. & Sat. Sbow Start:a I p.aa..
NEXT ATTUCTJOJf
Jean PORTER
.. RACING BLOOD··
1441 ill JMt
2312 DOW
Laymen's Sunday will be «"It' ronc<'rn, her parents mow report
brated at the 9 :30 and 11 a .m. thai the 15-yt'ar-old red·headPd
serviCE's S unday In St. Andrew girl Is 111 la~'t .;hm' ing 'ilng~ uf
Pres b) tt>r ian Churc-h LaymPn tmprm t>mt•nt a fiN mure th.tn
v.ho will lt>ad tn tht' st>t\ h't'o; In thrt'\• \\l't>k~ of t'rlllt .JI tllnts'
elude ~ot\\oX>d Gri~~.un :\ftlol Vlrgtnia 1.., .;ull in an tron lun~
Lact'y. Donald lluddlf"tnn Gh•nn at ChtldrPn'.; Hoc;pllal tn LJ,.., An
&tilt>y. Brul'l' Hand) ·•nd llu,::h ~t'll'-. • .111r1 hN atlmt:>nt h.t,. ftn.tl
Springer Don.tld AndPr~·n "Ill ly bl'<'n diagnuc;t:'<J 3$ thP mnrt> ============= talk on "ThP Taock of ( hrt ... uan ,t>\t•rt> 1, P<' nf bulbar pull11 Sht>
BO.Oa 'Z7S7
3314 lD 1151
at our preeeat nrte of growth
Our School children
need more classrooms
NOW! We muat build
them SOON!
Attend the School
Bond meeting
CITY HAll
Tueaday. May 18th
8 P.M.
YITE
YES for
SCI IlL
lOllS
FriiiiJ, IIY 21il
crnzEifl CONIIITTEE FOa ICIIOOL aolfDS
Mn. a...oa Coolt ... a.u....
Laymen in the• Communal} · Dr 1, tht• d;ughler uf ~fr anti :\1r-<
John ~11ller. "The !\ff'anlng ,,r Charlt'" Ch3$E' II( 519 r Prnh'.lf
Christian Stewards hip"· J 11 h n 1 "''' Curoona clt>l :\I.H Penney, "The Church' ~l tnt..,tr} I · •
to Youth''; James Pf.'n nl'~ ··Thl' F.\(~ O F THE L\,\Hil'S -
Local Outreach of the Cht~n·h :'\C't~h hm Ro) :\laypnlt' nf Baltx•a
and C W. Hutx>rt. "ThP Wurl~ 1,1..tnd "N'n ptnrhhlllang Cor \..1
Wide Outreach of tht> Churl'h cat lton t.tk mg J.lt'k."'•n \\'hf'l'll'r
CBIUSTIAJt SCIEJfCE CHURCH
The way of lltx>ration from en·
slavement to t•vll will be dis ·
cussed In th<> lel'SOn -~wrmon
"Mortals and Immortals" aJ the
Newport BE-ach Chris tian Sclenl>t>
Church Sunday The Goldl'n Tt'xt
Is trom Roman!-: ''Tht'y that arl'
aftt'r tht' fll's h do mtnd thl'
things of the flt>sh: but the) that
a re aftl'r the Spirit tht> thing" or
the Spirit" t :51.
UJfiVEIISALJST FELLOWSHIP
Emotional Wt>ath er Y.rtll tx> tht'
sermon subj('('t of Rev Ft('fierk k
W. Ringe at 11 a m . Sunday of
the Universalist Community Fel
lowshlp In the Costa Mt>sa mer
I ican L l' gInn HAll "Who·..,
Afraid?" will be the subjN.'t of
!the children's sermon. On Sat
urday the UniH•rsallst stat(' ~'On
\'entlon mN'ts In RlvN lt11' J
Burton Miller will rc>prcsent tht>
fe llowsh ip as a cte legut(' nnd
Mrs. Almn Morris will rc>pmt fur
the womc>n's group a t the annunl
meeting of tht> AS!IOCiat ion or
Unlversallst Women. Rev. Rlngt>
will speak at the COI'\Ventlon
"'YEUE (er --->-
by PBIL UOOD
saw Jim Musta rd
Up to h is n k ln mustard.
But Jim wasn't one bit n ustt'red.
He kept on <"Utllnc thr
muatard.
on K11\"s latf' mtl\ tl'~ En
:ot..:n photngrapht>r Hu~h :\11-:\tll
Jan <>f :'\1('\\porl Hf'IJ:ht,; .t nd ~f.'a l
Bf'l'knt·r Col<ta ~ft>Sa. hot h mak
lng Fnrt night maJ;:atm••
-;hnt-. t•C Ea,tt•r \\N'k'
A ,·,ul1 tr••m Cf'nt' S. •f'r•~ •
... 1111 In lt.tl~
\\ II h
For letterheads, envelooes caN
THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
WORISHOP
TOOll
SPECIAL SALE
DlscoDtlDued r .eees
Ncmy HaU-Prlce ot Lower
·~•\1 fi.'td, CtRAMICS
"" i v ! .
Ellie ......... .
YARN SHOP •••·e c:-t ..... C......"--N• BA 511-W
Knlttlnc. Crocheting And
Needlepoint Suppll~
Knlttlna ~s
Spedallzed ACCCS90rles
and lnstnartJoM
Summs Hours:
Mon. thru Sat. 10 Lm. to 5 P.IIL
Jim Whyte
INSURANCE
Ocean. Marine and
General Insurance
Offlc.: c.... ..._ ..... ld4lf,9
Uberty 1-i2'71
lt..WMq: 416 He..!. c-o... 4el Mer
1/~cu~
HARBOR DRUCS
Prescription
Phannacy
Harbcw 2535
CORONA DEL MAR
619 Cout 81..1.
ot thf'l M~rcut'rlt4< tls:-ht
''lEST YUIS If
OUI UYES"
W~oftA~yA~
-Jn-
the modem aalracle TOQ ..
witbout ..,.Cal 9._
wltb
Stereopbooic 5ouDd
-\\lth -
\1~ rn.t Lo~ Frt>dPrtc k Ma rch
ll.tna Andrf'"''
Tl"rt>".i \.\'rtght VIrginia Mayo
llnagy Carmk ha«.'l
CONIWC WED-MAY II
''IEIEITI TIE
12-MU: IEEF"
ill Ci.._cuc:ope
with
Robert WAGNER · Tt>rry MOORE
and Gtll'M<rt ROLAND ••
Whitman's Garage
7JO COAST aLVD. I'IMM: ~· aM JGaO COAST aLVD. Pboae: BADOa .....
CoroDa del Mar. CaUL
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A buJJdlng permit for addl·
tlons at Newport Ha rbor High
School. v a 1 u e d at $341.481,
boosted the permit total In New·
port Beach tor the flrst 10 days
of May up to 1600.000. well
a head of last year's record.
In Costa Mesa, City Manager
George Cofft>y reports that April
building permits totalled $482,·
157. The Building Department
issued 1St permits during the
month and ronducted 406 In·
s pec t i o ns . In unlnrorporated
areas of Costa Mesa. permits for
60 dwellings wer(' lssul'd last
week In Balboa VIsta Tra{'t.
Here is the list of building per·
mits:
Coast Lumber Co.
SERVING
HARBOR
AREA
Pboae Liberty 1-2291 ..
L I D 0 plumbing
1530
COSTA NESA
CAIJ. US FOR ESTIMATF.S
On House Sewer Connections
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......... 'uadonl .haw fannatJon 1a pte~ented to an8Wft
been ..ad ol Commltt• 8P"k· 'Ndl one.
era and lthool oftlclale about our q. What 1a the ecbool propam
comlne School Bond Isaue. In· to be covered by our 1900.000
----------.-----------' ~~! e CLII"P IIAYD A. The bolute cover a JDUJ.
Dr. Harold Hanlon, 7-room, 1· muntof tbat UDOUIIt. for 8 eJua.
1001n1 and fumltare at Barbor story, l ·unlt dwelllne at 1521 • va..: 9 . .roome and fumJture at
KJn11 Rd., 127.000; Charles Han· The deadlJM tor summer day J:nslp School; a new .elaool
sen. 6·room, 1-story, l ·unJt dwt-1· camp re_ebtratlone w a • dl8.-with 11 rooma and 2 klnclerp.r·
line. at 1700 ICings Rd., $14.500; cuu.d by Mrs. John Oertly, '--all fuml8hed. on the •te
Innis Macintyre, addJt.lon at 2204 chairman. when Mrs. TM Ham· now belnc acqulnd In Newport
Clltf Dr.. $2.000: Donald Well.a. brook. presict.nt. and her Girl Heleht.t; and a l'K"W achool .sJte,
6·room. l·story. l ·unlt dwelling Scout board of directors met re· when needed.
at liOO Kings Rd .. $19.000; New· t'ently In the Girl Scout House. Q. For how long wUI thoee
port Harbor High School. addl· Plans for the Girl Scouts to par· plane suffice!
tJon., $341,481. tiel pate In the Memorial Day A .• Experience here Indicates
• DWJIOilT BEJGII'I"' program were form u I a t e d . that we may need further build·
Calvin Blaine, 5·room, 1-story, Troops ln unl1orm will attend lngln 1957•58•
l ·unlt dwelling at 422 Redlands churt'h services and later eathe Q. What la our present elemen·
Ave .. $10.000; Georee Anderson. at the Newport Beach City Hall tary school enrollment?
4-room. 1-story, l ·unlt dwelling at noon. Jan Dulworth. ottiar of A. We have 2,352 students.
at 513 Catalina, f12,600; N. M. the dec"k of Mariner SbJp Jlf ... d Peak enrollment this year was
and D. W. Stafford, 6-room of· and other crew members, wUI 2,431. In 1949·50, we had 1,447
t\ce and warehouse building at act as floral guard. students. By 1956-57. we expect
808 Avon St .. SI6.M2. and also Resignation of Mrs. Louis to have 3,394.
at 800 Avon, $13,265. Csenar, first vice president or tht> Q. How will the cost of that e JfEWJOilT 88SO{'Iatlon, was a<'<.'epted with be met!
J. L. Fisher, extend porch. 3818 regret by the board. A. Through additional !Inane·
hannel Pl.. 1900; L. T. Kings· A member or the Newport Har· lng If and as the need arrives.
baker, alterations at 1240 W. Bay · bor Girl Scout Assn. has been re· City growth, of course, means
Ave .. $200; Henry Plascend a , add quested to attend the Girl Scout Jrowth of assessed valuations
to cafe at 2530 Coast Highway. state conference In October at and a broader tax base to share
$800: Gordon Findlay, move Asilomar. Mrs. Hambrook will the cost. too.
building to new location on lot. make the appointment later In Q. What would our present
3410 W. Balboa Blvd .. $2.000. the yt>ar. bond Issue cost!
• LIDO ISLE Much satisfaction was ex· A. The average property part"el
Collins It Ingram. 6·room. 1· pressed during the m~tlng that in Newport Beach is assessed at
story. l ·unlt dw~llng at 212 Via Mariner Ship Naiad took first a valut> of $3.500. Taxes tor the
Cordova. $16.500: W. D. Schock. place at the Southern Calllornla school bonds on that property
6·room. 2·story. 1-unlt dwelling Gam held recently In San,Diego. the tlrst year would bf' about
at 216 VIa Dljon: Earl Sparks. The Naiad had more than 30 $3.85 It the whole bond Issue
15·room. 2·story, 3·unit apart-potnts above the 130 rt'Qulred to wert' sold. The cost would be less
mt>nt building at 413 Via Lido reat'h thl" highest rating of clip· £>ach year as bonds are rl"tired,
Soud. $34.400. I per. Mrs. Hambrook. who helped and a s values Cor tax purposes
e BAY SHOilES plan the affair. attendl"d with lncreaSf> to spread the load.
Dangerous
to •••P a larp amount of
cash hiclclen around yow
home.
I
Newport H.._ link
CORONA DEL MAR
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• I : ~easa para~ . ~ • Launderers e CW..ers ~
: ''Marmer' • Mile" •
• NEWPORT BEACH : :A HUCH LEININGER ENTERPRJ SE ~
t ....................... ~
E. J. Murset Jr .. 5·room. 1· 1 :\irs. Esther Chapman. Mrs. AI
story, 1-unit dwelling at 2551 Ry lf:'tt. ~<kipper. and hf'r mates.
Cr<"StVIt"W, $13.000. I Mrs. Norman Du lworth. Mrs. & A ...,..... Df aJ:PAIIIS
• BALBOA COVES Dorothy SuthNianrl and Mrs. uo<iote,
VePn Thr>el~eld
<.:. K. Adams. 5·ronm. J.story. Mary Al lee Pollnrd. Original Home Plans ~a MIM Wa._ ---
J.unu dw£>11in g at 8 Ba lhoa Trains for KorPa (·rosslng tht' 12110 Coat J119bway ~ '-T .... fer S... I W ~--
Covf'-... $13.000. country and pi<'klng UJ) C'Ontrl· Cor'CIIIa del Mar JIA S50J LDEaTT l-1551 e BALBOA buu nns (()r shipping ovN sPas te6 ...... ..._
Clart'n('t' Pa tterson. 5·room. 2· will r!'<'clvc-material for thr('t' DEBT---.. N..,.rt~
W story. 2·unit dwt>lllng at 308 E./ complete Girl Scout uniforms .. ---':ii~~~~~iiiiliEi/i~;;~~iiiii~iiiiiiii=~i t1 Ckean f'1 .. $11.000. sent by the Newport Harbor COLLECTIONS i . , e BALBOA ISLAJfD A~n Mr.~. Ralph Wllrox Jr .. pro· W I L C ••
~----SJ;npsOn & Noll•
PIll TIll u~~ 41~;!-:'.r. ..
-512 3Ith St.. Jlfewport Beach Bcrrbor 2404
~~~~~~~~~¥~~~~v~~¥~¥¥~~
: Y. D. COOPER ~
: Complete Hardwood Floor Serv.~e ~
• 447 E. 1Mb St.. Costa Meso Liberty 8-5722 ~
COST I IESI . BLUEPIIIT CliP.
Complete Blueprint Service
Photol-o'tats--Litho-Offset Printing
Architect It Drafting Supplies ""T Pickup It Delivery
1~11-.. 1·1713
Hart & Welborn
Pl..._i.C C.traclln
RESIDEN11AL-1NDUSTRJAL--COMMERCJAL
* • •
SS4 La Perle, eo.ta IIHG Liberty 1·17'72: Liberty 1·4824
-LAKD8CA.IKG-
8PilCIJIEN 'l'llZD e N11118DY 8"1'00'&
ELL~ BROS. NURSERY 8 aao.._.8....,.
1.111 COA!JT IIIWAY e CGaON.A Da..IUJI e IIAIL 1-
Costa Mesa L.ber Co.
LUMBER -BUILDING MA'I'EIIIALS ....... ..._C........ LD alt 1-1•1
BUILDI.O
PUMI·B _& ..... ........ .......
Phiiii!J Maurt>r. -l ·room. 2 gram ch airman and Girl Scout A~IAI, Note., Clalme of U7
Wlr\' I unl1 dw£>1ling a t 32.'5 D1a -teadl'r. lc; In charge of th(q lntt'r· klad of de~ -.. ,..~e '• READY • JDtJI mfl~d $9 !r.3: Jdmes Wright. 3· natir.nal frlf'ndshlp proj<'Ct Atlwrica. .. No coUec:&ao..-Ne c a • c I E T r... n•om I ,tor~ I unit dwelling at fH ... We adv~~~~a~ aU eofta. lliE""
116 \fil ranP. S6 500; Frt>d Warren . for construction outslrlf' the city CR£Drr BUREAU Liberty 1-SGI
rpmo\1• p:trtltlon. 11 Abalone. limits of Costa MeM: E G. of Newport Be&c:ll, J.ac-IH CI-Uelal W~
$211f). Elwood Zillgltt. rrpair and Vaughn, c-hange hulldlng to of. tN =::~~':oil:: 1M COSTA ID:8A
rPmfHIPI 11~1 Onyx. $200: Henry fke and concession at 21882 Bay· Liberty I-71C1 ........ .._. < ... o.rbr 1-IDI· Orup liD
HP!'.<w. <lddltlon at 2CT7 Abalone . I side. S50. and sign at s:tmr loca·
$400 tlon. $25; Blat'kfoot Home-s Inc.,
• IllVINE TEUACE 18 permits for homt>s In Balboa
Mr. Gustkey, swimming pool VIsta Tract, 2158 Placentia. 804
at 1601 Bonnie Doone. $2.500. Victoria, 814·89-l VIctoria, 2152
e COBOJifA DEL IIAJI and 2153 National Ave., $4,830·
Nita Badger, 4-room, 1-unlt $5.920; Blackfoot Ho'mes, 18 per·
dwelling at 612 Avocado. $9.500: mJts Cor homes In Balboa Vista
Or. Hollis Paeg('l. remodel tor Tract. 924·980 Victoria, 2152-5162
doctor's office, 330 Marigold. State, 953·979 Govenor St .. $4,830·
$1.700: Elizabeth Locke, remodel 15.902; Cheyenne Homes. 24 per·
for shop at 217 Coast Blvd .. $150: mlts for dwellings In Balboa
G. A. Lansdell, add rumpus room VIsta Tract. 803·939 Govenor.
at 224 Heliotrope, $2.500. 2952·2163 National. 2163 Placen·
e COaOJifA BICIILAJfDS tla, 14.830·15.902; AltrM Hobeon.
Ira Smith, addition at 461 dwelUng at 2431 s. E. Mesa Dr ..
Morning Canyon Rd .. $1.300. $10.000; Georee Lane, enclose
e COSTA MESA carport. 827 Plum, $2!50.
Following permits were Issued ..... Pii,_.iiii .. "~·~,_.i; by the Costa Mesa city building 1111
department: H. W. Holman, 206
E. 16th St., S800 garage; A. E.
Tiffany. 660 W. 17th St., $36.000
storage buildings; Fred L. Unde·
man. 2073 Wallace Ave.. S880
garage; Paul W. Anders. 186
Flower St., S8. 700 residence:
'AM IS D.
IIAY
Estelle Bolin. 184-186 E. 19th St..
$12,800 duplex: Mar Crest Corp ..
630 W. 17th St.. $1.200 toilet fa·
cllltles; l ay Zirkle, 2416 Orange
Ave .. 17,672 residence; Fred Wll·
son. 1700 Placentia. $3.200 equJp· ~~~·~,d~t~r~ar~·~~ ~HM.~~~~~~~-~W~~~~ ment storage building; Coast ;.
Housing Corp., 1982 Tu.ltln Ave.,
$10.860 residence; Coast Housing
Corp.. 1978 Tustin Ave., $9.760
residence; Coast Hou.sJ.ng Corp.,
1986 TUstin Ave., $10,750 rest·
dence; Coast Housing Corp., 1992
Tustin Ave., $10.616 residence;
Florent'e M. Shearer, 187 E. 16th
St .. S880 garage; Nlla Rundft'.
1678 Orange Ave .. $1.400 boiler
room; Boulevard Investments.
365 Walnut Pl., a&.900 dwelllnc:
Boulevard Investments. 365-A
Walnut Pl., 15, '7S) ctwelll.ng;
Boulevard tnVfttrnerrts. • Wal·
nut Pl.. 17.100 ctw.Uinc: Torn
Monlaun, 211 &. Jltll St., ...
4&R'QI ,.fti .. NI u:... ~--..... Milt*-~· , ca.}!• •. .. ... ... ; ... ...,.Ll ... ..._, ._,_ .....
noll ~ .. '1'0 ·~-ftllo& Spedal: llattr-.. etodL We cut
It to any abe for boata. a..k
bedl. trallln. ....... ftC.
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Ford·s First
lri Salas
In Southern CaiHornla ·and Arizona*
.. OHiol•l ... •••••tlon 118u ... tor the ••••••
nlne-mtonth period ••••••ltle ehow
Pord le No• t In ••••••"
. .......
accordin1 t.o a recent nt;wapnper study.
Tbat'• why we can II.Y Ford ia worth .no .. ..,
wben you buy it ... when you sell i:., wo!
• I COIIIi in aad let •..,., you why F ord ia the
Seke IAaMr. Check the local delivered
....._ aad yoa'U lnd 1MJ1Y FonllftOddl arr
lotHtl prit:J of all tbe "volume'' can.
'JW Drift a 'IW Pal'd ud you'U want to
.... " ...... Tbat'• ...., .,........., too,
Mi-JOQ'D lib the claal you can make • ........ .-..L
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Dar.yl Harpa Combo
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Full eour.e
Dlnnen from $1.75
ChUdren
$1.00
DANCING
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YOUR PHONE
Call HA uti
NO SEJt\"'P CHARGE
UDO TRAVEL MJREAU
Mil VIA LIDO
Udo S~ Center ....................
DO 11010 nM* JUU
Marine at/Set-RoUand A.
Dare, of MD Serra Dr., Corona
Hllhlanda. Ia due home ahortlJ
tro1n Japan. Set. Dare hu been
In the hr Eut fM tile pUt 1•
9"0ntM. He hu been servtnr
with the Sue Squadron of Ma·
rlne Wing S«vlce Group 17. a
unit of tbe P'lnt llartne Atrcralt
Wing, at ltamJ Air Bue. Iapan.
Mn. Dare and their dlUclren,
Ro1er. 11, and Greg, :S. are a•alt·
tnc h1l return.
*BALBOA*
Now Open WHk-encls
* • *
RIDES & GAMES , ..... f._ ...
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l~'!:o~w~~
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ALL IDND8 or naa 4
• CHOPS ,• CHICKEN~
llo u•t .._ .aw•Me 4
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LMir ._. •ttN I M1t ...
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•·smad• For the 7th year the First Lady they presented her
multitude of Callloml.a yachts· with about a quart of Tabu. This
men and thelr ladles deteendect can weU become a legac:y In the
In mencth to assail this Baja Hill household and should de-
Calltornla town, only to be cap-scend unto about the fourth gen·
tured themselves by the haphaz· eratlon.
ard magic of the old pueblo. Johnny Kimble had his crew
Driving down, as befitting one attired In uniform red sport
of my are. we paid llnle atten-shlru. knitted sea caps and ~I
tlon to the few boat.a we could blues. His a.-llarp walkt'd In
see salllng 10uthward off-shore. for another trophy and this the
By late afternoon of Friday we third one will rate Johnny'!. boat
were not Interested In what we out of arbitrary handkap and
were sure were s uch laggards; right Into ocean raring C'lass
aa a lways before the winners Saw Skip and Jane Calkins.
were across the line by noon of who sailed on Chur k llman's
Friday. We did spot a sloop mak· t.ECEND. Skip Is wearing the
lng a nice run and In her wake cap badge of S.D Y C. and It
a .:1\ooner with furled sails run· looked strange when they were
nlnr under power. What we both. so active In Balboa Ya<'ht
a.corned to study proved to be Club for so many years.
Co-eds Relate
Campus L!fe -.
Approximately 60 ~w
womea students and their motll·
era from the Harbor Area learned
about the Unlvenity of Southern
Callfornla on Friday ~Inc at
a coffee given by the local alum-
nae of the college at the home
of Mrs. Horace Benjamin. 1024
Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. Coeds from
USC. Including Miss Mary Bar·
reu. Mls& Janet BenjaJnln. &Usa
Diana Green. M Iss Marilyn
Peten;on and Miss Vlrcfnla Wit·
mer, were present to cfve the
high school students a look Into
USC campus Ufe. Also present
was Miss Janll Johnson from the
University public relations of·
flee.
School colors ol cardinal and
gold were used throughout the
Benjamin home in honor of the
oceaslon. There was a large bou ·
quet of yellow and da rk red
snapdragons In a cranbe-rry
glass bowl on the coffee table.
~·-J
I P.M.
* WOMEN'S FASHIONS
by DINEL'S, Long Beach
* STYLES FOR MEN
by WALT JORDAN. Long Beach
HOlLEY
BEll
110a0a 211&
115 COAIT Jr'WT.
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quJ. Howard Ahmanson's S I R I US The crew of Dirk Ste-ele's
making her drive for first across ODYSSEY were thP most rolor·
the line. I never d id Identify fu l group ashore They wer(' all
that powering schooner. but I am dressed In whltP with their
sure that If they had been a heads poked through a red
little more persistent am1 stayed poncho·llke seraPf''> and were
under sail that they would have wearing large :.traw sombrt>ros
flnlsht'd In the money C'est Ia In tht> regalia I rf'<'<l~enll'erl only
mer. Salnt Ckero anrl Chlt'k Rf•lllns
numerous pom poms In the patio Follow tbia EDaigD
and la rge red and gold block
letters of "SC" on the front door. Feature b Be.t
Pouring wert-tht> hostt>SS. Mrs. Places to Eat..
&>njamJn. and Mrs. A I I en ~------;;;;;;~-----------------~
By clapping on all the canvas I As I had promi,Pd w dn. I
the old Bukk would <.'arry we spent S<Jme tlmc· tr) 1ng to find
beat SIRIUS to the finish In time Vl.rganla and Ed Smllh V\rganla
to see her s urge acroo;s the line I is :Sewport rorre-.pondt'nt to the
from the porch of VIlla !\ta rina society s('('tlon of thl' F:xa ralner
and add our h uaahs to tht' s.,. and was roverlnl( lhP rac·e f"r
lute of all craft In Todas Santo the sports pagt-of the LA Tlm{•s
bay In thl' next five hours to Her reports wt-rP t II'.H .1nd c'fJr .
m idnight the other boats fin· rect. as I read thPm upon m}
ISht>d tn win thf'lr class and rig r('t urn F Jlled tu fmtl hN In ht>lp
hi with names of pt'11J>I t' vartldpat· trop C!. ·
Friday night. usually the first ing. but 1 triPd. h h
1
,J k
• 1 The photograp c•r., "' n '"' big night. was trangely J'da~fer· I I rf'S of th(• r rt>w nf I he
cnt this yPar with only ~nxaous ~~;I0;t~eceivlng th(•lr lrophl'-'s
wlvc>s !wset'('hlng :hP -~)a,~; had better lalx>l their prints very ~':~ra~;d~nl~~~~:~~~~ s~ations .clearly! that It ~.,1. a ylall'hwtalnrdg pArhe:
h 1 h !I('Otat on, as " rs. o ashore to get In touc w t un· manson Is In th'-' ct'nlt>r of the
reported boats and unheard .rro~ pictures and editors all over the
husband!!. Around the radto In try ld well belleve that
tht" lobby of the Riviera Pacifico ~~~ups ~~re being presented to
another grol uptlot t ladBolt"Sb Boweryde the lady as a w inner In a ~auty llstenlng ntl'n y o
on committee boat PAOLLOPE contest. The most lmprt>S.'live sight to talk to the sailors still far at St"a me. as ever In the past. Is not
Our anxiety ... a fet"ble now· the high·ra nklng officers of the
er. was allayt'd by the ucellent military of both countries. nor
culslne of the Rey del Sol. ooe the dlgnltarle. of tht' two litO\'·
of our favorite rt"Staurants. We ernments. nor the largf' navy
saw Wes Bush and ''Shad" Shad· band. nor the &SSt'mbiE'rl rom·
dock. Wes and I cemented our modores. but the wondPrful be·
frlend!lhlp In our mutually held havior Qf the Mexican children
esteem of the native Mt-xlcan. wbo line the walls to w at<.'h the
Salvatore Monaco. who carries barbecue. How an elght ·)'l'ar.old
thf' full responsibility tor the barefooted boy. whoSf' ovPralls
program In En!Wnada, and Mary lack a complt-te seat. can main·
came ln. and caused us to won· tain an Imperis hable dignity and
der how they were able to take behave in a mann~r llkt-that of
the time to dlne. In Salvatore's a college president Is lmponder·
case. what Is the medical protes · able wonder to me.
slon's gain Is our State Depart· This Is not my only wonder
ment's Joss; he Is a natural dip· ment. Why . . and 1 sought
lomat. answers and received no accept·
The whole fleet of 154 beautl· ablt" ones ... a re eo ma ny Baja
ful boats and their complements California buildings started and
of free-handed. joyous sailors then left Incomplete.
Crl~ll. Background mus1c on the
piano was pro\'ldt'd by Mrs
Jamp;; E Owen Jr Assisting Mrs
I.Mrgt> H Moor.-gent-raJ chau ·
m..t n of the rorfl"f'. were vthPr
alumnaP. !\fr<;. George H. Boeck
Jr . ~frs Thomas Fros t !\trs
\hallf'n LandPrs. ~trs Rk hard
Laut'!t'n'. ~Irs. Robt'rt U>nkPr
~1r-. Rc.b<·rt Luckey Mr' Har
, PY Pear~'"· Mrs Herlx>rt PPrr)
~fr, Hm .. ard PNerson ~fr..; '('Jar
Pnce Staat. !\1n.. Wlllt<Am Spur
gt><m Ill. ~·trs Ow.-n anrt ~1r-.
('rll'f'll
Pirate. Queen
to Be Chosen
The Pirate Queen and her
princesses. to be hostesses at the
Orange County Pair trom Aug
10 to Aug. 15. will be pickt'd at
3 p.m Saturday. July 2-1. In the
Rendezvous Ballroom. Balboa
Eligibility foT the traditional
Plratt> Qul'en this year has bet>n
extendt"d to Include coed.:. 10
thf' three rounty JUnior rol
In addition to students io the 12
rounty h igh schools. It ls an·
nounct>d by R. M. C Fullt>nw lder
sPCrelary·manager of the fa1r
Local t>llmlnation contests will
bt' stagt>d by sponsormg organi·
zatlons. a<'COrding •to Cordon
Wht-atlt-y. supervisor In cha rgf'
nf thl' fair queen competition.
GUlL 'tOJl TJIE BAIGIIS
:\l r and Mrs. Kennl"th Haigh
or 606 lrl~ Avt>. Corona del Mar
han• a new little daughtt>r. who
was born Sunday. April 11 Re·
bec<'a Jane arrived at the Hun·
tlngton Mt>monal Hospital In
Pasadf'na
palf'd In significance In the Many Impressions are collect·
eyes of our Mexican hosts when ed during this festival but I am
they had one look at our very In doubt about the truthlulnHS
lovely Mayor. By looks and her In calling It the Adult's Easter lfEW II.EJCIITS FAMn.T
charm she snowed them. One Week. Sparing Hussong's whHe
elected Ensenada oU\clal was the boisterous ons meet In con· Mr and Mrs. R. W Alroln Jr
TWI WILIUT .. IE IDTIIIIITI
,.,.. .... taart lt yow bCNrt at two of ta... lf·M. ......
apota OM la Scat Jucm Capiatnmo, If• ..0. .._. ef tM
JllaaJoa. t.be other the Coast Walaat C.O.. at .,_ ....._ s~ -bOlD--. p~es. SovtMwa tried cUrt t.otled atecaka. abaloae
SAif It7AJf CAPISTLUfO DAJfA PODir
DIYAUI 101 IIICI IIUSE ,
For more tbcm IS Y*lft -no.au. 101 llaDda .............
tauraat aad W Lou .... ba bMe ,__. ._ S...
tood.a. St..a. a.op. aad Clllcba. Also fiDe 1Jquean la JOU
cocktaU 1oua9L lfldtolas D. Do9al1a. your M.t.
Olf COAST HIGHWAY AT liTB ST. SEAL 8EACIL CALIP.
BECII-LIU SPECIALTY IESTIUIIIT
KDfDELL"S PAnO. 1217 COAST aLVD.
d k quite reOec h 11 f t.... ha\'P purchased a homl' at 519 hear to remar . · gress. I am 'lure t at a o n~ Ia lca.Lboa t.blt lt the ,.a.a. ._ baDec ... dUch& ra. .-4 tlvely. "What would happen. I Amerkans match' their hosts In Santa Ana A\'e.. :-> e w P 0 r t 1'-b. eo..pa.w breaktast. _.k:toa• wdwtc:tw&. ()pea
wonder. If our lovely ladles de· graclousnt'SS. and that Is no Heights They movt'ft from Cl(.'n· 1 ....._ to 11 p.a. llolly a. ~~~ you ~
clded to run for public office?" small feat dalt> to the harbor area 111 JIAJJf SnEET
Dora Hill. and th~reby. Edgar ~~~~...;;;=:;;;;;;=:;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;;;;;;;;;;, ----Rill. had two English-speaking
poll~ oUI<-ers as their body·
cuarc:llat all hours.
Our hOIIts were lnspirt>d to pre·
~~ent Mrs. Hill with an esp«"("lally
tteslcned perfume dispenser and
perfume. In proportionate meas·
ure to thelr admiration of our
Costa Mesa
Savings & Loan Association
a.man IUT
Try tbe ClalaeM ..._ prt.e ...at .._.~t'a Wriflcl 1'lll.lo
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bro11ecl ........ •tMb· ebicba.
325 EOOEWATUl 8Ala)A
TH PIZZI •••
_. IDTIIIIIT DICK MACKER cordaally
invites you to the
S a y 5.:
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formal opening
Saturday, May Fifteenth
3:00 P.M. to 9;00 P.M.
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1872 Newport Bou1nard. Coeta Neici
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OPENING t Fll .. IIY 14TH .
* 1687 Orange Ave. at 17th St. *
"OraDge County's FLDeat Dry ClecmLDg''
FREE GJFrS -PRIZES
Register for Drawing
COMPLETE 6-HR SPECIAL
Dry Cleaning & Laundry· Service!
SAFETY
FOR YOUR VALUABLES
A S \.YEL L AS
YOUR SAVINGS
SAFE DEFOSI'f GOXES
wi~' b e ., .. ~i1~b'e in o ur new bui~ding, in sizes
ranging from 2 by 5 inches up t o 5 by I 0
inches. Rentals as low a-; $4 pe r year, for
the 2 b y 5 by 24-inch size.
Your reservatio~ mad e now will ~ssure you of
secure safekeeping for yocr important papers
and other valua bles. Our cusfomers' reserva·
tion list is growing steadily. W e invite you to
come in and make your reservation today.
Insured Safety for Your · Savings
~oure.,.... in :0: 12.UUfl,tlfHUHI
CLIFF MJ\Y"S "Ma9azlae Conr Home .. 1.1 opeD for LDspectiOD by tbe publk lB eo.ta N_. at 17tb
St. and Fullerton Ave~ buUder George Hoa.teta GDnouncn. The IDodel . raach·type boaae 1.1 fur·
nisb~d In a modem motJf by Dcmlger's Furniture of Costa Mesa.
fo:clll nt
:\ t'\\ I • • II 1, • I our ,.,,~ .;huulrl tw un.Jt•rtal<<'n.
•Thi ... lf'tH·r \\ill ht' c· .. nt:nut>d
nf'll.l \\ pc•l.. I I llr\RRY L r.L411)(;E'IT.
t•r • '• ... :.•·1 ltlt' 1-h'<tor,.. • r\ll••r'H') at L:t\\,
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MESA
UPHOLST ERING
C phnhltf'rtac • OraJ)f'r)'
Liberty 8 ·4781 2lSO Newport Bl .. eo.ta N..a
e'Ji1JL1C0:01;cs~\J
Iii CYCLE
REPAIRING
Schwinn Bicycles
RAY STEDMAN
1570 NEWPORT BLVD.
('0 TA IKESA
11, pr 1 ,,..,,.1 • hilt till' I>~'<•Jll<'
\\ )1,. ·' II l'l' . ~,11!.•1 ti o• h,I T CUR ED-WHOLE OR SHANK 'h
l••r \1 \ JH oll.d d) dn
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t l lit'! t ' 1
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GAIIDIDI acnoll 1'0 rurAL w•a or Y&Aa
"A vlalt to our nelahbor'a ,.,..
Rn•" will be thto thtome of the
LJdo Isle Woman'• Club Cudftl
Section when It meets Tue.tay
1011 80B 1'0 UVIIAIII
A .on, Oearp Andrew, waa
born to Mr. and Mrs. George
Bauman, 412 Slpal Rd., Clift
Haven, on Saturday, May 1, ln
Hoag Memorial Ho.pltal.
at the home of Mrs. Joe Preln1n· ------------
lt"r, 20i VIa Ravenna. The fJna l
meeting of the ytoar 1.1 k heduled
for the week ahead or the usual
meeting time beca,use of con·
fllctlng enaagements.
Read Enslen Want Ads.
Thurs., Fri., Sat. SPECIALS·
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"SUIPIISE" IUmiiS
lilliE RILL CLUSTER
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We Baa Su~ 10:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. OJ*' Week Days 9:00 a.m. to I p.m •
VIRCIJflA l(cMABAJf•s -------
CUPCAKE BAKERY
Mesa SbopplDt CeDter
(lfat to Alpba a.ta)
l"h" ll.o• 11.111 -. .. nw ~t·.tr 1'\~<'rl·
, m·o• '' tlh till' lo ,.;.tl .,jcfr • I <!I)
).!11\t'rtlnwnt. h.o., rt'"" I ht· pro
I'"'NI • h.trlo•r .11111 h.t'-an.ti~IE'd
11 " 11 h ,;""'" llf·).!n'f' .. r c .tre I
h.t\t' f••lll d .t good milllY rc•.tston"
"hy I lhlllk till' l'r"J"""'' 1 har·
t••r -.huuld not Jl·'~"' In lhP f•tl ·
'"" 101: l"'r.tgr,oph!-. I '' 11 1 ,,,
ll'mpl ''' .,,., forth tht• n•.1-:on!>
'' hy I twhP\.t' till ... JlTIIJII•:-NI t·hd..r
lt'r i<;' rJ;t llJ::I'TIIU'
I ha \I' not ho•,tnl ,, n} unt• gl\ f'
"hnt I c·or1sHIE'r tn bl' .1 J!•JCJII rE';c
"'n \\h~ \\1' "hou lcl ha\t' .1 chdr
tl·r I h..t\'f' {nund II numhf'r or
rt•.ts .. n., \\ h~ I thtnk Wt• ... hnuld
Prime Rib Roast .
Rolled RJJmp Roast
Ground Round
not .
8~ ".1~ .. r pn•lim1nary HI a
II Pl.tilt•cl t.h-..·u ..... lun ur tht• \'arl Chuck· Roast • • 37~
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60LD COIN BACON
6ROIJND . BEEF 4 lbS. fJOO
' ous <'hart<'r provision.. "hu~h I
ronslder to be•fraught with da n·
ger. I would likt> to r ail to thf'
allf'ntwn of your rr•ul('.r-. some·
lhlns;! \\hk h Is probably an 10
lf'r<''<llnC f•nmmc•nt.tr~ un th<'
mannf'r 1n whu·h thl<> prupos('cl
c·h.utt·r '' .... rlr.1ftf'fl Somf'\\ hrr<'
along clurlng thf' prohaoly tf'dl·
l ·~, ou ... rir,1f11ns;e st ""I""" thf' Board f : nf Frc·c•h.,Jdc-r" '' ht~st• t.l).k It was r '" rl r.tfl thl' r·h.l rt('r 10\"lt{'d the RIB S'I~EAKS • • • • I -~~~~~~~7:..~...;ZLC.r .. ·~t C'11~ C io•rk the• <"11} Trt•asurPr
.tnt! t ht• t'll\ Attnrm•y t•1 appear
hf'fnrc• thPm <lnll gi\r th<' Board
lhl' oplnlnn!'. nf thi'Sf' thrt•(' City
.. rrw1al .. on thl' point oC \.\hethcr
t hr1r part kular po!lll 1110 -.hould
hi' :tpl'fllnt lve or f'lt'<'tlve. It
.. lwulr"l bl' po1 ntl'd nut thnt un·
lll'r thl' prC'S4'nt lnv.. thf' City
Trf'asur('r and th<' City CI<'Tk are
~3 \ rPt'lTS & l fGfTABlf'S
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in aufomafie ~
wafor h@af~, too
S. • r• replaee r-s; re••'* tt-
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l <:.hoo.r an ••nomaric ps ••r hatn b\a moqb to •pply t1w
«aDS of hoc water mJUiftd bJ I powiDJ family, ID ~
waher lllcla dishw,.Jwr.
2 CllooK • ..u Mil -*1 mar carries a to.,ar ...,..., ,-.
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t•l('<'ll'tl b} thE' pf•oph•.
ThE' Cit} Tre,l'iur<'r "' .1~ not
pr~f'nt at the meeting in quc-s·
lion. but the Ci ty CINk and the
City AttornPy wer<' I assumed
ancl I know ;\1r Prw<>t. the City
('Jerk as..<>umf'd. that we were In·
"1ted there in goorl faith and
that some slight degret> of atten·
t1on anrl importan('(' \\olllc1 bt'
paid hy the Board to thf.> views
of thrlr guests. Imagine our cha·
grin when the minutes or the
previous meeting were read a nd
Mr. Priest and I learnf'd that the
Board had already made up Its
mind at that last pr<'vious meet·
lng that the City Treasurer. the
City Clerk and the City Altorney
should be appointed. I shall have
more to say later on the ques·
tlon or wheth'r the City Clerk
or the City Treasurer should be
appolntf'd or elected.
However. just one more com ·
ment by way of preface, before
we get to the meat of this bunch
of coconuts. At that same meet·
lng, the Board of Freeholders, by
motion duly made, AeCOnded a nd
carried. decided tbat they would
IMue to the preu a statement In
writing of the reasons why they
thought this proposed charteor
sh ould be adopted. To date I
have aeen no such ltatement. I
assume that lmmedJately upon
the pubUcatlon of thl.lltatement
of ~Ilion, the proponent. ol tbe
charteor wUl rush forth Jnto pr1Dt
wtth thla lon1 delayed wrttt•
at.aterMnt u to why thla vital
dlanp In the aclm.lnllltradon etl
Birdseye
PEAS IO.oz. pkg .
Libby's Solid PKk
TOMATOES
Surftne
SHORTENING
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