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Committee Bej1ns StudY
Of AUJuirillg BluR Sites
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Joint CommiHee
' Studies Merger
The coruolldated fact-finding
committee of Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach held Its first
meeting Friday at Kennedy's
Restaurant In Costa Mesa to
study the proposed amalgama·
lion of the two cities.
This committee. appointed by
Council Still
In Deadlock
Once aealn Newport City
Council failed Monday night to
a ppoint a successor for Council·
man Norman Miller. The con·
tlnulne deadJock was evidenced
by the fact that the matter was
not even brought up during the
Councll meeting.
The name of Stanley Ridder·
hot of Newport Height& again
was brought up by Mayor Dora
HUI In pre-Council meeting dis·
cusslons. Councilman Gerald
Bennet pr~ted a new name,
W. S. Runulirll!r of 1.25 26th St..
....... Dletrld 1.
CoundJman A. W. Smith aealn
.uecested w. G. hrrow of Co-
rona del Mar. Dl_strlct 7. then
mentioned Arthur Cubbage of
Newport Island. District 1: Mrs_
M_artln Forrest of Balboa. Dis-
trict 2: Sam Hill of Central
Newport. District 2, and Ralph
the respective Chambers of Com·
merce· at the request of the two
City Councils, has before It a
number of questions presented
by the City Councils: ( I • what
form of government a consoli·
dated city would adopt; <21 how
many districts and how many
councilmen, and how would they I
be deslgnatt>d or electt>d : C3>
name of the new city; (41 where
would the administrative and
operating units be located; (5) 1
do people of both cities wish to
vote on consolidation and are
they ready to do so! I
Members of the committee are.
for Costa Mesa. Chairman Art
Meyers. Glen Croft. Dr. R. A.
Crawford and Walt M111er. with
Dr. Irvine Harrison as llalson
otflcer; for Newport Beach.
Chairman Roland Wright. John
Keeler. Mrs. T . Duncan Stewart
and Stanley RJdderh~. with
Harry Ashton as llaS..On olflcer.
The consolidation study was ln·
ltJated by a eroup of lndlvlduals
In each city, and .,.. referred
by the Ctty ~lb .........
spertlve Chamben-to aarry out
tbe surveoy.
Action Taken
Against PE
The special committee study· polntments. said she felt tha t I Schisler of Balboa Island. Dis· City Attorney Karl Davis was
Jng means of acquiring bluU last week's hearing did not I trlct 3. None of these was as · Instructed by Newport City I
properties In Corona del Mar as show a feeling of loyalty toward sured of the required three votes. Council Monday evening to go
sta te park sites held Its first the entire city of Newport Beach. Council members have prom· a head with rondemnatlon action
meeting Tuesday evening In She expressed hope tha t tht' lsed to agree on the appoint· to &C'Qulre the Pacific Electric
City Ha ll under the chairman· committee would consider It a ment at the Oct. 11 meeting so right of way from 22nd St. to 30th
1 ship of George Lind of Bay planning matter for the entire that It will not be ne<'t'SSary to St. In the heart of Newport.
Island. city. call an election. The city has ~n negotiating
TIIVIIIDAT. Un ... liM
In addition to the full com· with PE for a long time In an naE)(EJrS CBOICE _ Mia
mlttee. also present were Mayor 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 :1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' +:1 1 ' +:•:• ' 1 :1 1 -:1 1 ' effort to acqulre thls property Su.IGIUM s~ 13. of 330
Dora Hill. City Manager John ~ .e In order to wldt>n Balboa Blvd. Orcbkl Aft.. CorODG ct.l Mar.
Sailors and Edwin Hoyt. 1820 W. C'? tlt.i, .,, Hop
1
and eliminate the traffic bottle· wUl rep ..... Dt tbe lfewport
Ocean Front. spokesman for th"e It -T neck between 30th St. and M e· -.acb FlnmeD's Club iD tbe
Newport ocean front property Fadden Plact>. coatest to Mlect a quMD for owners. I •:~ ~:• I I I I I ' I' I I' I I I I I I I I ' +:1 I I I ' I I I ~:~' In July City Council had asked tbe Clllllual Coroaa ct.l Mar
City Manager Sailors ex-It's hard to be cool and col· 1 The city then deeds this I PE to ~ubmit an a ppraisal of Lobater Bake cmd TrecuUI'e
Jim Karam ot Karam's Restau·
rant. Balboa, and Woodrow
Holder of the VIlla Marina were
on hand yenerday <Wednesday)
In the Oranee County Court
House to be quHtioned by the
Oranee County Grand Jury In·
vestl&atlne aJieeed liquor II·
cense lrreeular1tles In the
county.
Al Anderson of the Balboa
Fun Zone tesuflt>d 1\.ael!oday. He
departed for the dese11 following
I his appearance and was due
back today !Thursday •. It wa
reported. His appearance ended
a charge of contempt of thP
grand jury for which he was
arrested last Friday He was
booked In Orange County Jail
and released on $1.000 bond.
''The statemt>nt in tht> press
that chargl'S will be fllt>d by the
Attorney General against every
liquor licensee In whl<'h thPre
is any evidence of a pay off Is
not true:· Thomas W. Ma11in. as-
sistant attornt>y general rt>port<-d
)'estt>rda) 1n the hallway out ·
s ide the coutt room whPre thto
jury was hearing t'vldc>nC'e
''The Attorney Gent>ral has
publicly announC'ed that e-very
consldt-ratlon would be t-xtended
tp those llcenseoes who co operate
v.T!th the Attornt'y General's ln·
vetnlgators and local author!·
ties." Mr. Marti~ added. "Any
evidence obtained. howe\'er , of
money paid by uncooperative Jl .
censees wlll be presented to the
Grand Jury.
"lt llaouW M notH that tlw
State Board ol Equartutlon
voted four to one at Its last
meeting to submit all charge-.
to the Anorn«'y ~nt-ra l for his
revit>w and rE'<'Ommendatlon be
fore any dlsclplinar) action
would bt' taken
Ray S Adam<~. 56. of lAs An·
geles. S«rt>tary of the California
Tavern Assn . hac; until Oct 15
I to answt-r for arraignment on a
Grand Jury lndi('tment of ('lln
splraC') to ask Cor and recel\'e
bribe<; and for allt-~t>d grand
theft of $8.500 Hi~ lndlctmt>nt
was the first handed out by the
Grand Ju ry lit-was arratgnf'd
Monday.
Mr Actamc; '" char~t-d with
<'Onsplra('y with John Doe and
Rtchard RO('. mtntstrrtal t>m
ploy('(>'~ of the State Board of
Equalization to allt-gt'<ll) solicit
and obtain an $8.500 bri be to gf't
Mtss Mclltas Forstt-r operator nf
a San Juan Captstrano ~aft>. an
on-sale general liquor ll<'l'~ on
Jan. 15. 1953.
plalned the scope of the com· lected about this business of ac· mat<:hlng land to the state. The the dt>sirt'd property for possible Days. Tbe Judgta9 will be beld
mlttee study as seeking means qulrlng beach and park areas state, In turn. uses that much pur('haSt> by th£> ('ity. PE Mked at 1:30 p..m. Tuesday lD tbe
of acqulrlng the Corona del Mar and the use of match ing land money. In this cast> $150.000. to for maps showing the £>xact Port Tbecrtre.-(ED.IiCJD Pboto)
property. since CouncU has gone for that purpose. acqulrr t he desired piece ot land. prope11y df'slrl.'d. This was done. I--------------------------
on record desiring acquisition of I don't believe any Issue has by condemnation it necessary. If and the dty was advised that aa· Ba (.(. F d
Rotky Point. Inspiration Point come up before Newport's City that $1 50.000 Is not enough. th«.'n PE was going aht-ad with the II rge un s
and Block C baclt of Uttle Co· Council loaded with so much the city must put up more appraisal. I I
ron a Beach. emotion. prejudice. m lsunder· matching la nd. or mnke up the City Attornl'y Davis said Mon·l
He outlined the posslbiJitles as standing. m isinformation. l~ck difference In cash. If It Is too day night that he had just 51 eel G Ball
follows: ( 1) m atc hIng la nd of Information. clever ora tory much. the city receives a credit checked with PE and found out at to 0 on ot
<Newport ocean front area has and just pla in nonsense. for future acqulsltJon. 1 that they had not even beeun
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..... CIMia. wtll J HI tM
c.-. ... M• Ctftc A-. ..
tiM coat.t at l :lO p..a. Ta.-
day lD tiM Port n..atre. to
•lect a queea fen tiM ODDoal
Corolla ct.l Mar ~ter Scab
ODd Tna:lure DayL
Anti-Peddling
Laws Dropped
About 30 persons wert' prest'nt
at NE"v.-port Ci ty Counc-Il meetmg
Monday f'\ t>ning to prott'St
against the propo~d anti pcd
dhnf( urdmances that wt'rf"
-ht'<lult>d to rome up for St'<'Ond
reading
H O\\ rver bt'fnrt> a nyont-had
O('("a<;ton to "-<lund nft Mayor
Dora II III announ<'l'd that Coun·
rtl h.ld bt>t'n acie>quately ap·
prt<:Mi of tht> public S<'ntlment
anr1 was prt-parE"d to drop thf'
mattrr for no" Anc1 <;o propoS<'d
ordinancE'S i29 and i30 were
\'Ott'rl do" n Tht>n on motion of
Cnun<'llman A. W Smith. City
Attnrnf'y K:ul Davis was In·
stru<'1t>d to make further study
of the manl'r ";th a vi..w to·
ward eliminating undeslrahle
phases of door-to-door soliciting.
been proposed); (2) matching Now, before we get Into an Both the match In& land and I making the appraisal. He then
money (In either case the title areument, perhaps we can agree the land purchued become the asked Council for authority to Looks like thf' Mntrn\'t>rsial 11 I Whether bait boats shall co~~ ~ ~eet·ang
to the property would pass on on o ne basic Issue-that It IS property of the state. and both proceed with condemnation. Issues of the bait bargt> and be allowed to anchor at the lVI lVI
to the state); (3) outrlaht pur· deslrable to preserve park and are to be used for public park Chamber of Commerce funds sw imming area off Big Corona rh· E .
chase by the city (the title to waterfront areas for perpetual purposes only. Now, here's the ...... 1 .... , Dill will be on the ballot wht>n ~eW· Beach. IS ventng
belong to the city); or any other use and en joyment by the pub· most Important Item of all, ap· Harold M. Kelsey. 77. a retired port Beach votes for .even I (2.,. Whether a limit ha ll be The Corona del Mar Civic As-
methods. lie. parentJy ove r 1 o o ked In the chem ist. died Monday at hla resJ. councUmen next spring. placed on the amount of city soclatlon wUt resume Ita month·
The committee discussed the • 1'D IIETIIOD heated discussion of the match· dence. 425 Carnation Ave.. Co· At Monday evening's Council funds uwd for advertising, pub lr met-lings this evening !Thun-
va rlous methods and agreed to Ablo. before we come to blows. lng land method: The atate rona del Mar. He was a native meeUng. Councilman A. W. llclty a nd entmalnment: and If dayl at the Corona del Mar
meet again at 8 p.m. next Tues· Jet'11 look at the matching land leases these park areu back to of England and had lived ~ Smlth flrst proposed the follow· so. what &hall this lim it be I a Sch oo 1 auditorium. Ptesldent
day ln City Hall. method ol aequlrln& suc:h areu the city for 50 yean and .-ves for six years. He Is surv1\'ed by lng as charter amendments. later number of choices to be Included Ralph Myers annoUneft.
The committee, appointed at ~ that :: canJ ~k facts and :~:~~t; :~e~~ht~oe ;-:".: c~C: h is wife Anna. Private famUy amended hls request to put o.n the ballot I. It w111 be a deast"rt meetlnr
Monday evening's City Council no penon pre u ce. be amended or c~ncelled only by .ervlces were held yesterday In th~ on the baJiot as proposed From the audience. Mrs. Nor-beJinnlng at 7 p.m. Topic ol dis·
meeting. Includes C haIrman SuppoM the city wishes to ac· mutual consent of both city and BaJtz Mortuary. amendments: man Fleming. Edwln Hoyt and cu_.on will be the pi'OpOeed AC·
IJnd; City Councilmen A. W. qu~ a certain piece of land In state. The lease gives the city Sam RJII spoke aealnst the ~ qulaltJon of bluff prope'tla, In·
Smith, Corona del Mar, and order to p~e It u a park. run control over the park area, T PI He Frida ond pro~ltlon. but CounciJ eluding Jnsplration Point and
Gerald Bennett Central New· Suppoee Its valued at $150.000. I lfl all tb t th lty ars to ay •e y vot.d 3 to 1. with CoundJman Jtodcy Polnt. as~,..._
port; Park Com.mlaaJoners Ruth That's a lot C)( money for the ~= ~fu=.ctl~n ~nd acon:O~ ol • 1 ' Gerald &.nnett votlnr no, to In· arMS. Speaker wW be IInDer
FlernJnr, Corona del Mar, and city to put up. 1be state, act:Lng said ropertles for the atru<:t City Attorney Karl Davia Coundlman •aden nnc:a.
A. B. CUbbage Newport laland; on the principle that It Is In the • d pI I I t&J rurpoees ilh els to draft both ~tlons. rn.k bdaa wW t.J.I el ...
lin. T. Dunca~ Stewart of Shore public lnterftt to 11ft up public otro~ llel ve op nl r . m adn n ~~..:. ~n-After ne Wi Exc ·lOr Coand.1man Srnlth eho ~ pia• ,_ tbe aanu.l ,., & • .. hu -~ a ~l ng. us n1 an opeorauuf aor • ..--.... ....__.. .__1 _ ""--nd , _...___ Clllfa and Mrs. JuUa E(aert of para &reU. ,...,.. ... 'IKU --•· playJfOUnd, recrMtlonal a n d q--~~n....:. o tan,es tn tM ..,_. a ...._ Ieiiia 1 ltka·
the Kewport Ocean Front. meaha o1 clotnr eo without ,. beach k urpoee." charter -dlan.-nr nwmbenblp tJon to be Mid at * ....
llaJ'OI' Hill. In mall:lnJ the ap· qulrtnf dtles to fork Owt any par p Varsity fo o t b a J I teams ol lor tacll:.le, tkked tM ntra point I'll ~ the Park Co1n1D1.uoa bMc11 ()d. M aad n . at 12 1 actual cuh. e JfOW roa 'nm U'I'TL& Monte~llo HIJh School and to tie-up tbe ball J&me ln tbe and J11aaa1aa 0om.1nt.uon t7oa1 ol ~A atKa 11r ...
Jl'tnt u.e d8tred pl«e ot land Beyond these ~ fac:ta we .,... Newport Harbor UnJon Jllrb 8K'Oftd hall. ..._ to tM Jll'"l!flt nine. 11M S wUl M Wd.
mutt be tnduded 1ft the count)' ter the realm of emotton. Let's School will clash at 7:30 p.m. With two SK'Ondito IV tn U.. dt7 anua_, wu I~ to ------
mua.r plan ol..._.. and putt na.mtne.omeotthe "one..-.. tomcn ow (P'rtday) at Ha.rW ellt'Oft4 quartw-~sand....,.,. ...._ u .,........
aeqw.ttloft. ,._ 1M ettr ..... evU.a that .,. aeertllted to Ud Hlfh'a Davideoll Field. Ma ~--" u Cany Ctopper arTnS.Ja., ften Wallll<!e cal·
NJce QW John Upeon an· mMeJt tiM vaJue el II._ Ia matcblnr. L&Jt FrIda 'I ntpt B.,._ lfttllftMpbid a pua on the llrd· dll1 nt ... lin. ftemtnr • .._...
_....,.. ,....,.., tlaat un· ......,, Joodl or land. .._ naT and fCAII'I'4iNt II that .. Mtthtd to a '7·7 de wttll 1:.111· ,_.JIM ... tNftt an t111e WQ' • ..._ c 2 !Jn .... ...._..,..
elehTt er11e1e1 ....... Mid bJ ......, II hard to ClOIM w. 111"1 .,. _,.,ndlrlftl t'IOfttrol to 1M .._ RIP !cboo1 ln a pme..., --., Ia ..._ follrtll ....... -.a a ._ a. ...... e1 .._ a. 11c pwt ,..._ .,.,.,_... loc* at tbe pa.lllllltlr o1 --. ..... and .,. ,._.....our llleeda hla holM. 1:111! WT ......... to ..,.. Jlllft C s 2 1 tD ...._,. a.
w1J1 .. ~ at publk aUC!tton at land lor 11M maeallhll. ._. 6e ~ ol polldrlaM. 'l'laat Claarhtr 8JrrJ, --~ ,_. ...... .,.. a liNt .....,. oe a.. 2 •• Q 111111 fll tM _.. • .......... ..,.Oct. 11. at u.e land ..-.,...._ .. at .... 11 ••• •· ,._ _. 1a a. 1ar MJ~Mft..,......,.... ... ...,. ... ,.. ,._ Alllr .,_ ..-"a m • ..-
., CU;aa ........ • ... ~~--... -be ....... '-.. •tattr ....... ~ ••dll+aa of tile-. ................ 0 ,.._.._ • 8AI Ji¢1RI ---·
.... Aw.-lal .... Wq. 11r .... ..... • (CJaaam• • ,_It Dllll IIITIIiut&*. ..... -. ....,_-., lliil 2 I .._ .._ 7 I I
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TlUP'HONlS: HAIW 111-4 elld Il lS MEMIER OF THE Congrea rests on a firm The power. of this court are
CALIFORNIA NEWS'AJ'U PUIUSHEitS ASSOCIATION foundation; the Constitution ls given In the Conatltutlon, but rJb AIMI ef tt.. NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATON clear In the powers delegated they do not Include judlclaJ re·
Alt E. HMPA ·-··--·-··-·-·----········ Eclitor •ncf '"bllal.er and denied to this body. An of· view. J udJcla l review Ia exa ml· KG HM'A. ·-· .... --.. -....... __ .. . ./ . .Aatoci... fdltot HUGH McMLL.AN. -... _ ........ _,. Newa Pt~ot09repllor fending Congressman can be nation by the court throueh ac·
lfltl L JOHNSON------·---.. ·-·-__ .. Advorli.lnt Directw "turned out" by the voters at tual cases of legislative st atutes
ltUtY STEVENSON ··--· ........ looU"~ election time. The executive to determine whether such are e e 0 Tt.. NEWPORT HARIOit ENSIGN h.. b .. n determined to bo •
.,.._.,.,., 0• t oftOrel circYielion by illdt ment of tl.e Superior Court end by branch Is likew ise carefully out· In agreement with or prohibited
, .... ,. ~oreof it quelified to publish ell public noticea required by l•w • • • llnt>d In thl.' Constitut ion Should by the written ronstltutlon. The
Entered •• Second Cleu Metter In the , .. , OHlu et Corone del Mer, Celif. 1 tht> policies of a presidt'nt dis-~ Constit ution dO('S not ronfer this
Moilint Address: I 10-4 Coe1t loufeverd. Corone del Mer, Celifornie appoint th(' public. this elect<'d power upon the Supreme Court.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES I o!Ci<'ia l may find him elf limited Thl' Court has assumed this Loc.f aubscription ret,a: Two ye•ra-U.OO: ol\e r••,.._.$1.00 Outside of til• Herbor At .. : Two ,. .. ..-$7.00: one y .. r--$-4.00 to one tt>rm of offk e. However. power to de<'! a re legislative and ----------------------=-------thE' members of the Supreme executive a ct null and void.
> 1 1 •:1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 1:1 • • • 1 • • • •:•:• 1 • * 1 .:• c:•:•: •:o Court serve fvr lite "on good be· Today. the majority of the
ha,·ior." No matter how unpop-people seem to be In agreement <7 /JtKj b Hop ular the decisions or this august with this power assumed by the I t ./,;,1 ' body might be. little Is done ~-,Court. j yond Idle talking. Few. other J ust how m any of these same
• • • 1 • • • •:• 1 M • C M:>:M M M •:• M • • • 1: M M • M • • •:• M • M • than close studt.>nts of law and peoplt-have Inspected the Con-I
(Continued trom Page 1 l I MOST MALICIOUS or all is j govPrnment. question the power stltutlon Is a mattt>r of conjec·
They mean. without a shadow of the ct}arge that Corona dt>l Mar of the S_uprt>mt> Court In matters ture. How many have a knowl·
legal doubt, that the city h as Is selfishly trying to give away of judlcwl revil.'w and legal au· edgt> of Constitutional taw! This
COMPLETE rontrol. It is true :'-lt.>wport property 'to get some-1 thorlty. power to revlt>w legislative acts
tha t the lease can be amended thing fM themselves. Tht>re's as well as challt'nge llle provi-
or cancelled-but ONLY If our some gh ang on both sldt>s. sance slons of st ate constitutions. any.
own City Council agrees to do so. all the properly conct>rnt'd gOI.'s ~~ _ J /1 l_ or all forty-eight for that mat-
That means that the final say-so Into the s ta te park sy:-.tem. But /,/ u,(Jitf, Nao,-ter. be such legal or extra-legal.
Is right here at home. there's rN't>lVIng to<'. an o.t muc·h is not debated by this writer. It I
NE..XT is the compamon argu-larger s<>nse -pr<>sE'r\ ing na -1 By WILLIAN FBAl'fCIS I the "rt>fert>f'," the SupremE> Court.
ment that the state will erect a ture'' wonderful gift of a fane Is to challengE>. why not have it
fen<'e to make the beach look bE-ach for all of the cluzens a nd • May I Get 0 W ord iD About 1 rest on the same legal founda-1 like a concentration camp. or all of the-sN·t aons of our com the Chamber of Commerce? I t ions that It demands from the-
build a bunch of brkk prlvvit>s mun lty. rnr th~> prl'.,('nt dc~y and 1 sta tes and the othl'r brancht>s or
a long the beach . Same sort of for th(' ~t'nf'f.II IC>II" tu 1 umt>. On ~tr T !\1 Ham brook. Prt'sident thf' Fedt>ra l Covt>rnment? Otht>r
nonsense. Neither will ha ppt>n th£' finnm·aal 'I'll' o( lht• pac:tu re. Newport llarbor Cha mber of dt-fccts n('('d th(> spotlight. Th£'
u nle·s our own City Council so ~ewporH•r-. < tn \\I'll hP rf'· t'ommPrl'P Con tltution is silent regardinj::
ord<>rs mindt•d th.ll tht• c .. rona llf'l ~1M I Nt•wport Bl.'.tCh. Callfurnia qualifications of Supreme Court
ALSO In this lin«' of t hnu~ht b<>at h :II'CJUirNI h~ thl-. \'NY OE>ar T<•d : mt'mbN". Anyon!' of Vt•ting age
Is the fear that politl<'ians In -.am(' m.ttl·htng l.tnd JH<X"<•--s. Som£> day" ago I read an ancl whu i!> <>ntitl<'d tu thl' suC
SJcram<'n to. knowing a good pro\ ides a nt•t im·11me nC sum(• :-trtklc in C'tU r loo<'al papNs thHt frage is t'li,glhl£•. lnclt-£'d. thl'
thing \\hen they see 11. wil l be Sl2000 a yrar-and all :-.N'IIon~ two retlrt'd husanf'&>mcn had of quality of thf.' C tJUrt In u•t·«'nt
r1ut therP on thE> beach drilling of th<' city share In theSl' funcl!. ft>re<l tht>1r spn·ict>s to th£' Cham }l'a rs has been unanspirlng
Cor that tidt>lands 0 1r. Purl' fur b<>ach anc1 park purpu'<'"· b<>r uf Com mNCE' on a basis SomP membt>rl> h a\£' t'\'('n Ja,·kpd
bunk-In spite of all the sii\Pr· fl='I ALLY whn!<P propl'rt)' arC' which was presented hy Cr)Uncil· prt.>\'lous j udi c Ia I I''Cperlence.
tongued oratory. loudly ap -\\e t.t lkan,~: about" To 't't 1he man Andrt>w Smith. 1 was not Onr t' tht.> <'OnCPrn was with l£'gal 1
plauded by the Newport f.l<'f'an rt'Cllnl ::.trJtght 11 should be amprt>~ed ; In tact I \\asn't t'\'en words a nd phrases; now th£'
fronter . ronju ring up horrable pointt>d nut that tht.> ~ewport intert'Stt>d until my wife said. concern is with ('('Onomic and 1 ft>:us of the monsters In Sacra -oct>an fmnt dwellt>rs havE> no "Isn't It time you found some· political rondltions. The nation's
mento. In the first place thf' vestE'd prvperty rights In that thing to do ? Like a maybe n greatest lega l minds are by-
s tate holds no oil rights on that t'xpanse uf t>t>ach In front of job, already?" So. acting on this , passed when a vacancy occurs
:-iewport oct>a n front; Pacifir them Pacific. Electric O\\ ns fee suggt>stlon. I would like to make l in the Court. Appointments here
Electric retains all manN a! title to thl' bt>aC'h art>a from 9th the following two proposals to are "political plums."
rights there Furtht>rmore. a city to 19th 5t f''CI'I'pt fnr thP two you rE.'gardlng a reorganization I What should be done to give
ordlnancl' prohibns drilling any blocks c1t>N'Ied to the ta tE> The program for the Chamber of the Cp urt the legal foundation
where "lthin the city limits of d ty holds mNI'Iy an ea•a~ment Commerce. tha t other branches have! Vari-
Newport Beach and slant dril from PE for u<~e or this area as Humber ODe: ous suggestions have been put
line In this particular section of a public beach. I will reduce the expenses of forth at various times. but the
the city ... But. just a moment./ SOLUTION . . . So what can the Chamber of Commerce most sensible are as follows: 1.
that brings up a thought: Yes. be done! Last week's Log men-100~. In ca-. of unpopular decisions.
oil drilling lS possible In front of tlone-d a possible 50lutlon. ~ I wlll aCcomplish this with· l~t the ~pie declde by ballot
fWOMDAY. IUT ... 1 ..
could only be done by an
Amendment. 2. Let Conrrese by
a 213 vote override meaauree In·
validated by the Court. Us Con· ere-any leu loteUire nt In h."I &J
matten than the Court luell?)
Thla. too, would requite an
Amendment. 3. Put the Supreme
Court on aa fltm a foundat ion
as the other branches of the
rovernment. U the Court La to be
"refuee'' and demand adherence
to the "Jaw" shouldn't Ita own
poatlon be unuaallable! Thla
recommenda tion could be car -
ried out throurh an Amendment.
The real power la 1n the banda
of the people. A.t UIUa1. the
Stat" have led the ·~ eltber
throu1h judJclal reform or by
ma kJn r the judicial branch, on
the state level at leut. unu-
aaUable. State or Federal, every
houte needa a finn toundatJon.
I
WATCH FOR THE
Edition of The Ensign
A special section of the Oct. 14 Ensign will display
the Treasurea of Corona del Mar on the occasion of
the Sixth Annual Treasure Days and Lobster Bake
Celebration. The CoronC: del Mar Story will be told
in stories, pictures a nd messages of the local mer-
chants.
YOU DE IU INVITED TO AnEJID
THE ANNUAL LOBSTER BAKE
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 16 & 17
IT THE Ill CIROU lEACH
IIJ Y .. ncllels lew Fer Till Dlliclea
Frllll L .. 1ler 111111.
Get Your Tickets From Corona del Mar Merchants or From
Membena of The lkdboa Bay Liooa Club. Co-SpoJWOn
of The Lobae r Bake those Newport ocean front homt>s Corona del Mar s how good faith out any cost to llle Cham· and override the Court. This
-that Is. everywherE> EXCEPT to tht' ='le\\portl.'rs by agr(>('ing to ber. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;================================•=====~ on thE> two blocks that ha\·e u<~e tht> city acqu irt>d China Co\'e I I will aC"COmpllsh this In the 1
been dt>l.'ded to the state fur lots for matching land This 1 following manner:
matching purposes. Reason is 'hould total around $35,000 to 1. You will give me full au-
that a majorlly or the vott>r'l In $-IO.OO'l. and to this can be addt>tJ thority to dismiss any or all em·
~ewport Beach can repeal that tht> $.2'7 000 crPd lt tha t the city plo}'N'S who are now on your
anti-drilling ordinance. a nd thus still has with the state. The I payroll
opl'n th£' way for dt>rrlcks on Cornna di!'l ~ar property ownt>rs 2. You w ill give mt> a key to
that OCf'an front. ~t's repeat. n('ar Inspiration Po1 nt could do·!the front door of your building.
that CAN happen on the beache!' nate a share of the great bene-3 I. on rl.'<.'eipt of the above.
that are not an the st ate park fit they will recel\'~. The bal· will give all your employees. In-
plan; It CA."''T happen on a a nce could be..met by s ufficient eluding yourself. two weeks no-
s tate beach under the matching additiona l ma tching land on tlce.
land set up. because that beach the NPwport ocean front adja-4. At the end of this fortnight
can be us<-d tor public beach cent to the '-"''ll blocks already
1
and with a s imple but dignified
purposes unl) ownt'd by thE> ... ta tl' ceremony. I will close the front
-------door. turn the kt>y, and thus end
CHURCHES
a. L METHODIST CHURCH 1 CBIUSnAl'f sc £NCE CHURCH
World Wide Communion will Spiritual unde~tandi ng en-
he observ<>d a t the 9:30 and 11 I ablt>s mank ind to rtifferentlate
a m worship c:en·lct>' Sunday In b4>t\\f'f'n th£' trul' anrl thf' faiS('
the Balboa l'!land Community This thought b emphasiLed in
Methodist Church. Rev Donald the Lt>s.son • St'rmon on "t:n-
C. Sapp will spt'ak on a mission rt'allty" at the ~I.'\\ port Bfoach
theme. "Ambassado~ of Good Christian Sdt>nce church Sun-
Will." At 5:30 p.m. both the In-day. The Coldt>n Text Is from
termedlate and Senior Youth Matthew 17 :18.191, "A good tree
Fellowsh ips will meet In the cannot bring forth evH ftult,
church. The college youth will neither can a <'orrupt tree bring
m(>('t In the church at 8:30 for forth good fruit. Every tree that
an evE.'nlng of recreation. bringeth not forth good fruit Is
all t.>xpenses.
:; Further. and rr you are In·
t('r('stt>d in gaining lnrome from 1 the bualdlng. a woman t know. 1
namt> o r NelliE' Nudnik, a gypsy
or some notoriety. will take It
over on a "percentage of gross"
basis and open a productJon line
fortune telling parlor.
Humber Two:
l will reduce the expenses of
the Chamber of Commerce
5()<;(..
will accomplish this for
what I can eet out of lt.
will not cut the essential
services of the Chamber.
will Increase the membeT·
ship.
CDIC C0•11,.99'M ..... ~aca hewn dow,n. and cast Into th~ ...... • • ....... Here's how:
The Community Church of Co tire." 1. You'll rive me the same
rona del Mar will join with CIIJUIT CBUaCB BY Til£ SEA authority about employees aa ln
Christian people throughout the World-wide Communion Sun· No. l.
world In obset'VIng World-Wide day will be ob~rved Sunday 2. I'll give the same notice to
Communion Sunday at both the mornJng with two Communion them. Including you.
9:45 and 11 a .m. service of wor-Services at the Christ Church by 3. It you don't h ave a Dutch
s hip. Rev. Paul Edward Babbitt the St-a. 1420 w. Balboa Blvd., door. I'll Install one at the front
wll preach on "Christian Unity," Newport Beach. "In Remem · entran~ of the buiJdlne .
.showing that the prayer of Jesus. brance'' will be the sermon 4. At the end of the two weeks
when He prayed that "they may meditation by Rt>v. Roy Carlson. I'll clear out the Joll)t and lock
all be one," I$ belnr slowly an-minister of the church . The the bottom haJt of the Dutch
swered. Sanctuary Cholr, directed by door.
VJfJVEUALIST nLLOWIJID Mrs. A. J. Rutter will alnr . "God 5. When tourt.U pee In, I'll
"~IJelous Liberals Look at So Loved the World" by Stainer. be there to politely point out
Evan.tton" will be the sermon A Fall Plannlnr Conferen~ for the bay and d.ltect them to tbe
subject of ~v. Frederick w. members of the Official Board nearest service station for maps
Ringe at t he 11 a.m. Sunday and Qlun:h Comm1sslons wiU be and Information.
worablp service of the Unlver· h~ld Saturday mornlne a t the 8. Thla job t. to lut fOI' my
aallst Community Jl'eUowahJp In church. llfetlnw.
the eo.ta Mesa American Lerton 7. With my tint take trom
Hall. There at..o tVUl be a sytn· PIIIIT LU"'''IT, COSTA ldiA thla s-ttJon. ru join the Cham·
bollc communion ten'lce. Sun· Dr. Samuel Sutherland, Pf"J-MI. tbua lncreu tnr the mem·
d -.y lcllool will be held at l 0:30 dent ot the Bible l utJtute or benhlp. ~
a..m. 1M Anreles and the Ia An· 8. A comm.lttee, compoe.d of
r~les Bible Coil•, wiU occupy mY wtfe. m,y ctor an4 m.)Wlf.
101111 caoac:a ITAPP the pulpit at 11 a .m. Sunday tn will Judp my pertonftance and.
.lin. Mary Lou Turner bu the Flnt a.ptlat Church of eo.ta ualnr my idea o1 W'bat an ...
Joi.Md tbe ltatf ol. St. lames Mesa. lev. P. C. Nw mann wW RnUal terVtc., wMtJter J"ft
Epl8copa1 Cbwdl u Pan.tl M aw.,-born hla pulpit f« a done all I JII'OIDIM.
Va.tt.. 11M Sa available tor calla abort ttme wh.Ue worklne on the I wou.Jd be pleuld eo meec
Moada1 tllroup fridaY ln tbe laptlat Church exmwon pro· with you anc1 let IQJ wtte taU& .a.nooa.. In tbe ..runp 11M rram. Dr. Paul rr.ct wW epeaJl ,w Into date. '
~ ln tiM IMJ khool ldncl· and Elvin Grauer wlll Jeed at _..,,
........... 1M T:JO p.a hDdQ ..W.. W& Pnsnall
GROWING.
with
Orange
County
••
NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS
has a new office to serve you
in COronci del Mar
1523 COAST HIGHWAY at MacAiihlr Blvd.
T .&.phON H.tw SUO Mra. Frences luttdy, ._,..,.~
HOURS: Moftday-Thund.y, 10-l--~•y, lo..4:l 0
wmiDBAWABLE INSURED SAVINGS
Sofety ond s.curity .,. two big foctors
when you invest. With eech eccount insured
safe to o totel of $10,000 through the Fed·
eral Sovings end Loan lnsuron~ Corporation,
on agency of the United States Government,
you .,joy ~·~ of mind with your invest-
m.nt ot Newport Bolboa Sovings.
•
GBOW WITH US!
T otel resourc.s of Newport lel&o. Savings hove now grown
to ••CMd $I 6,000,000.00. Your savi"9' 9row. too, with our
liberel twice-yeerfy divid.nds eompound.d end Mded to your
OCGOUf'lt ,
•
I AV JK O I DO LL A II A L WA Y8 ar PAl
·--~~----.-.;
Pretddfttt James T. Van Dyke
of Newport Harbor Bank In Co·
rona del Mar announces the In·
aucuraUon of a new e«Yke
caned "TtulttiCheck," a .. mpU·
flecl. low·cost, no-min .... b&l·
ance checking aceount plan. Tbe
ent ire cost ol the -.rvlce Ia
I
Jim Whyte
INSURANCE
Ocean. Marine and
General Insurance
Offl~: c..te ........... IWW"'t
Lbdy 1-&.2'71
llt..W-: 416 Hnel, c--del ~'
Mountaina of
Foa• lubber
rao• %" TO ·~· ftiiCil SpKial: llattreaa ltOCk. We eut
lt to any size for a,o.ta, buDil a.... tran.n. homa. etc.
war Surplus Store
c-. Newpen a ...,.... sa.•
Co.ta Mesa
MALONE H. HOLMES
GENERAl INSURANCE
at the Vogel Co.
nor w. c-.. Hwr~ .._,..,. .....
i~Ki"eu "-oM: UIMrly a.J411
I..W•-"'-e: HAPW J..._W
•
• • •
•aw LAJfiMICAJ'IIIG -. ..._ .. , 1a ...... nnt...-a. ......... ,..t ..........
aboft tit liUa IL ..S ...... aa.d. '1M.._..
~ • at tM left _. tM edwnt'rrd aM
tit tiM npt ~ .................
Honor Rev., Mrs. Johnson
For Year at Baptist Church
A surprise party was held for The Johnsons were prt>Sented
A t10n, James Guy, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. James Davisson
ot 9-13 Cedal Pl.. Costa Mesa. In
Hoag Memorial Hospital on Sun-
day. ~pt. 19.
~ .... ~, ..... .... ~ .......... , , •••
·IIIII
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maaa.._
IIIE ...
BRUCE MARTIN
IITI-TIUCI-FilE-UFE
LOCAL AGENT
1793 NEWPORT AVE., OOSTA MESA
OFFICE: Uberty 8-5554 U.S. Liberty 8-DI
Whitman's G•~
Rev. and Mrs . Herbert G. John· with gifts of purchase orders for 2 FREE TICKE1'S to the Balboa 710 COAST at.VD. "--' aa
Orwyn P. Veach or Acf' Key son at the First Baptist' Church a new suit and dress, and Jant• Theatre tor LESUE STEF-l •• COAST aLVD. "--: ~• w .a
Service, Balboa, has t>Hn at· or Newport Beach after the mid· Trau and Grace Dupllsea madf' FENSEN, 209 Marigold, COM. C.... del M•. C.W. ~~~~a s~lal ·~JI~e ~w~k~~~~~~.l5~~~R I ~o la~e ~ka0nea~had l atiliu~e~E~n~s~lr~n~o;U;~~·~C~D~M~.=~~~~~~~CO~K~~~~~A~n~~~~M~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~ Locksmithing" ~ Santa Barbara, ilie pastor's first year at the I the Inscription, "First Annivers·~-=
sponsored by the 97·year-old church . ary-well Done." ~1argart't Mil·
if!~~f.§;!:;~§SE~~i Ebell Topic l.;~~;~~~~:::i0:.;:[.:~:tight their life with IJith /J lA
the combination or u~ of tools. I y I •
1
bers have joined the chureh, thP I .J U WI/ JMI
Mr. Veach and his fellow s1U · S ugos av1a Church School was reorganlz~ 1 ST. AWDilEWS AIII'JOLY OP COD PDIST 8API'JIT caoaca
dents re<:elved ct'rtlflcates of and h as grown. th~ chun·h yard P~llESaYTEmU CBVBCB 2lad IL & EI6Nr A9L C... Meea Scalt. A-. A,., tit M...-JI.a
graduation. signifying know!· Yugoslavia. Its folklore and h '-~ 1 d~--d th build·' l ath St. It St. Andrews Rd . LD 1 ty I ·Ml eo.t. M ... . as ~en an -.ape . e .,._ liSP Scbool •••••d Jl. C. Cnak. ...._ a.. P C.. • ......_. edge of the complex a rt of open· musk. wall be the subje<:t of ~· I ing paint~ and the interior re· CICI'OM Liberty I ·S7'71 Sunday School: 9 :30 a.m Wor· Sunday ~·Ices:
ing combination safes by manl· rene and Kenneth Boetteher s de-corated with a new school , Pa:st•: .... J-• s. Stewart ahlp: lO:~ a.m . and 7:30 p.m . 9:45 a.m. S~nday School; 11
pulatlon alone. program at the first fall me-et· I chanrel. rug. new pews and Sl:NDA Y: Morning worship, 9:30 Youn~~t People and Children's am. Worshtp ~ces ; 6:30
• • o lng of the Ebell Club next bookracks. new flags. r ooling and 11 :00; Churrh School. 9:30 Service, 6:30 &rm. Sun. Mid· ~:m., Baptist Tralnlng Union:
Charlotte Bucko. who has just Thursday. Oct. 7. at the Amc.>ri· system and floors paanted Plans anrl 11 :00 ; Sr High Fellow· ~:.k t:dfles~:Mi:f::~,;Yc]~~ ~rs!a';:·· li}en~~ .• S:::::
joined the staff at The Looking I can Legion Ha ll. Thf' program.! are ~ing drawn for further re· ship. 7 p.m. - T l! E S DAY : cU. 'lburad&ys. iO:OO a.m. Praise and Bible Study. :/on.
Glass beauty shop. owned the entitled "Heartbeat of a Nation."; modeling of the church The Prayer and study group 9:Jil day: 7:30 p.m. Men's Chorut
first beauty shop In Corona del will begin at 1:-15 p m .. follow., building fund has tripled and am. 1 __ D•• • .,..,.___ PractIce; 8:30 p.m. Xen'a
M _.. I 939 Sh 2 ·30 I h . ••-•• A a _, ..... ·~· Prayer MeetJng. ar open""' back n 1 . e ring a 1 . p m . unc eon. a continued effort Is ht>ing made R.,....t ...._ .. ..._ St..
was also original manager of Lunr heon reservations should be to find adequate property for a COMMUJflTT METBODIST •...-t ..._ta CIIVaCJI OP ova LADY
"Ruili's Beauty Shop," predec:es·l made with ~Irs. J. A. Cant of I nf'w ehurch building. 420 W. ltua St.. C:O.ta M..a Ubwty I-lSD OP NT. CA..aiCEL
sor ot the Looking Glass. when Newport Harbor 108. or Mrs. I The.> First Baptist Chureh Is at Be9. J=V::~~IHIIM E.lder D. D. lplna.1d.iDcJ 16&1 W. -::;:. aa~ R..,...t
It was OW7ll.'d by Ruth Roberts. Lewis ~tallhlas of Balboa Co,·es. l9th St and Balboa Bh·d :-\ew· S d . 9.30 Ch h S Saturday Mo~ln~ ~ces : Sab· Father S~, Pastw The new ownt'f Is Margaret Mac H bf 1562 J K by Mo d a~· 1 j un ay. · a.m., urc un· bath School. 9.30 a .m. -Ser· Feith • · · · , ar ,r · • 11 • J I port. Lorna Edgar is the ehurch day School; 9:30 and 11 :00 mon: 11 :00 a.m. Prayer meet. ft...._a.a
donell. noon clerk. I a.m. Morning Worshlp-7 p.m. lng: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m f'rl· Sunday ~1~: :OO and 10:00
Six Class·es
In Pet Show
College Age MYF ~rvlce -7 day Evenlnc Vespers: 8:00. I I p.m. High School MYF Service ; anrl 11 :30 am Confes-.lon: Sat-II:L-.11 IIIII...IO(~c-2 FREE TICKE1'S to the Balboa ' 7 p m .. Sunergous Group ~rv · CBVBCII ot tM lf.AZ.JlWERE urdays and evt'l. nf 1 ·t Fradays ~ ~ .._~ Theatrf.' for ER~EST SODER· Ice •• a.•d• St.. c..e. lleea anrl Holy Day from 4:00 to
I, I BERG. 1711 Coast Blvd .. at the Jtaftor• ... CU.. W~ 5 :30 P m .tnd frum 7.30 to 8:30 THE CB111lCB OP CBJUST ·~ 1 Tlll ' p m Oatly ~1asr. s ·OO a m First e ART SECTION PLANS En~lgn ortlrf' CD~f. 1050 Cburc.b St., C:O.ta M..a • Frida}: 6 30 a m a nd 6:00 p m .
f h E II Sunday ServicE'S: Sunday School. x p J H 1 ThE' art section o t e llf' Uberty 1·57ll 9:30 a .m. Morning Worship at • o ,. e n a t erpctua c.> P':
The Corona del Mar Lobster Club will be hf'nded this year fllSl CHURCH Of CHRIST D. C. BunL llilllater l0:30 a.m. Evangellstic Sen. Tu~ay, i :45 P m
Bake Committee announces the I by Mrs. Jark Elliott. First meet· llOl v-~a a~~'!!!!t,_. ... ell Sunday .5erv1CH: 9:30 a.m . Bible Ice. 7 p.m. SundM. Prayer CBJUST LUTD&AJI caoaca
foJlowlng cluses of events for lng wl11 be hc.>ld next ~tonday.l A brench of the Mother Cl...,rcl., Tile I :a~d~·711 a.mev=ln~ meetlne, 1:30 p.m. ednesday. O(r..=t=:t,
the pet parade a nd pet show. Oct. 4, at the home of Joan Fl"t Cll ... rch ef Cl.rist, k ieMiti, In !of., MJ~~eek~e r v 1 c e ~ 7 p.:O:
which will be b~Jcl ftom 1 to 2 Irving Brandt, Instructor. at 405 ! ~0~ M•s·~~~ .. Ha. 9.15 Wednesday. P'DIIT C808Cii M CliaiST ••• dc-ta "':
p.m. Sunday. Oct. 17, In conjunc· Goldenrod Ave . <Arona del Mar. S~nd:~ s:rv;c• -=~~--= 11 :oo :::: --SCIEJfTJST PaiiW: .... L.a. Tonow
tlon with the Lobster Bake: 0 0 • W.dne~ey h e,inq Meet ,.9 1-oo P""·l CJIJUST CII17JtCII aT TilE SEA S303 Via ~:" hacb Sunday ~rvfres: Worsh ip ~rv·
1. Best costumed pet. 2 Best eTJlAVE.L SECTION Rudonq Room louted et ll iS v.. ea..walty Jfetbod.lat ice 9 a .m. Sunday School at
groomed dog (purebred dog.s not Pl"tures or Eg~"'t L do. N• ... oorl Beach, ,, open •••k llcalboa BIYd. at 14tb St.. lfewport Sunday School: 9:15 am . Sun· 10 :13 am. . ' n• wUI be dey• fro., tO 00 ., '"· to 5 00 Pfl' RAtbor 522:9 dav S e r v Ic e : 11 :00 a.m Included In thls classification 1. shown Tuc.>sday, Oct. 5. at -th«.> wed~••d•Y' f'Om 10 00 • "'· 10 1 45 Pastor: .. .,. IIO'f A. Cculloa W~dne~ay Evening ~tHtlnf ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL
3.. Ma.t unusual pet. 4. 8e$t meeting of the E~ll Tra\'t>l Sec· I p.m. Fridey eveninq• from ~ p.m. to Sunday Worsh~. 9 :45 and 11 8:00 Rf'adlng Room. 3315 V 3 S201 Via ~..:.~ 8eacb
trained dog (judaes to consid<'r tion a t 8 p m. at the Clubhouse. ~ 00 P "'· Cfo•ed 1-'olidey,. 1 am. Church hool·. !bl' am. Lido. :-\ewport Beach. open 10 -., r b · , · .d -w am 5 p m "E'ek da)S.. ]I) am · a... Jlaul Moore W'beelu tricks that dogs will perform I. Chairma n l\trs. Cnnsta nre Jarred "e P • c ' core " Y '""''' •o e• Midweek Meeting: 7:30 P m. i :~5 p m. Wt'dnesda)s. -;.9 p m. llArbor 1230
5. Best groomed long hair<'d cat. announC'E>ct chat thf' program'' Ill ~·:~dd ~~· R~':-:~11 ••rv•ce' end use the \\p·~npoes~~~k pr«."Ceded by 6:30 Friday evt?nln~s Sunrlav ~rvares: i :30 am £>ad~
6. Best purebred dog (pedigreed tM> prcs<'nted by ~tr" Dow thy , ------~ · · · S('rviC"e: :30 q .JO a nd 11:00
DIRECTORY UlfiVEltSALIST CONNlJlUTY a m Morn ang Prayer . 9:30 a m papers must be shown to ~tcKf'nna of :\l'" port !Waeh. ST. JOACHIM CBt711CB FE.l.LOWSHIP Registration tor Sunday SchooL
judges.) who bas recent!} returned from I Fl11fEIIAL DmEcroiiS 1964 OraD~ A.,.u C:O.ta N..a Thursday ~1"\'t«' : 9·15 a m
Entries will be llmlt('d to pets a visit to this arf'a . Ubetty 1-1091 1AcJioD BalL lith St. at ParlE. Prayer Guild; 10;30 Holy Com "'-' di N · hbo hood"'-i F ...... _ Tbom-J If--'-Costa Ne.a munlon . ~ children from kindergarten r rt«.>n Y etg r ...:r. ce ... ua... ... • ........ IUD Suaday Naaau at 7. I , I. 10 cmd MiAllter: a..,, F. W. qe
through S('venth gradf'. WilfnMI J .. l Delli Jr •. Parkes-R1dley M ortu ary 11:30 am WM'kdays: ~tass at Sunday Sc.hool. 10 30 a m ~torn
SOif POB CLEU.AlfDS
A son. Brian Sc:nr. wa~ born
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.. Clel
I land of 702 Avocado Avt'., Co·
1 rona dc.>l Mar. In Hong ~tt'mGilal
Hospital on Sunday, Sept. 19.
Formerly Grauel Chapf'l ';':00 a m.-Confessaon : Satur· lng "orshap, 11 ; am. Of "--fa I••• Ia Delli d~.l)~" Pfrmom 4:00 to 5:1!>-i :OO to uva .,... 11 0 Broadway w FIJLST SOO'TREitlf aAPTIST
Sen ice!' wert' <'unctu rtPfl Fri·
day in the B.lltz C<l~t,l :'\tcsa
Chapel for Wlllrl'd John O«.>nna
Jr .. 4 . of 21 H Wt'stmlnst«.>r Lan«.>.
CliSia 1\tl'<~a. wh11 died !'ept. 21
Ill.' had li\1'11 Ill co .. ta :\tesa r •• ur
months ,\nd in Calaf<lrni.l fnr 1.,
CHt711CB L! S.J.J3.3 & J.lJ.t Costa Me~ FlllST BAPTIST CHURCH 600 w. BGIIIiltOD St.. Costa Mesa
OF lfEWPORT
NOW .. TW O
BALTZ MORTUAR1ES
$('n anc thf' Harbor Area
llcalboa ll"ld.. 1tth & Court Sts... Uberty 8-1284
lfewport Auodate Pa.tor Charles llice
B.Aibor 3SS3·11 Liberty 8·30'72 Su nrlav ~whool 9·~~· il :n churrh Paator: Bezbert C. JobDSOD c:en .irr lfl i(l a m Tr alrtn£
Sunday S('rvic~: 9 :45 a m . Sun-l 'ni11n 7 p m Sun.1.1} c\ ("111 £
day School; 11 :00 a m . ~·or· wor,.h tp p m .Sund 1y Tt•.H h
ST. JOIDf vtAJflfET
315 Nariae A"-8a1boa Is1aad
HArbor 0214
Fatllft SS.!J[Jley, Jlaltor Fcrta.. hnauua
Aut. or ~unday ~lasses : 7·00 a m & 9·00
am Con!'e~saon Saturdayc; and
l.'\1'"> nf l "t Frirl;nc; anrl H••lv
On)". 7·l0 to ~ 00 p m: First
Frulay ~13"" a m
MILLER'S BIKE SHOP months.
He was born in :-\1>\\ York ('JIY
and wa~ an f'let'tri<'ian t>v tr.••:t'.
He.> Is survived by his wife. ).!r<;.
Ha t f'l Oenna: a daughtl'T. ~~r~.
Marjorie 0 Smith. of Hawn il : a
son. Donald Denna. of Cor.·allis.
Orc.>gon: his ra ther. Wilfre-1 John I
I>enna Sr. of Coldspnnr. N. Y.; a
Baltz M or tuary
CHAPEL B\' THE SEA
Ha rbor 42
410 Coast Hw)' .. Corona del Mar
ship ~ice; i :30 p m. Sunday t'rs nne! o!Cir Prc; m{'{'llng 7 p m
eveningS e r \'I c e : Mad·W~k Wednf' da y PravN c:er. tl'<' and ~rvlre: 7:30 p m . Wednesday Biblt> stud}· 8 p in Wf'dn~.!a~ Prayer ~teetlng.
CEl'fTilAl. 8IBLE CBt11lCR
Ora:D9e A.._ at 23rd St.
C:O.ta Meea. Liberty 1-5:103 A. A. K~ Jlalt.
Sunday School: 9 :!5 am Mom· ln~t Service. 11 :00; Evening ~rvlce. 7 :30. M id-week Serv·
let". Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
(laCC~eUCM' to a.y ltMIDOD) l&lo•wpert~W.. Ul-1321,c.taleaa * AU'TBOIIIZED SCBWiiiR DEALE.a * . ~ & ..... -lllapoded aAcydea EDUT u•ADDKG. IAirtl -AU. IIUES
ORIGINAL JEWELRY DESIGNS
• Cat Stoaee e ~ Bepaln
HOWARD K. ADAMS
A· I PLUIIIIIIIG
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......_ ,__ T..e. '-s...r I Sllll ~ ..
Lewis loa
Merchants'
UKIITY 1-ISSl ._a ........
N...-&ae.ct~
PIOTEITIIE IEIIIIE
'Polce
Baltz M ortuary
Liberty 8 -2121
1ih It Superior. Costa Mesa
AMPLE PARKING
BOTH LOCATIONS
sister. Mrs. Mildred D. Wick of ~----;:;D;-r.;;;;;;w-----·
New York. and three grandchll·
dren. Theo. A . Petzold, D .D.S.
Rev. M . C. Cronic otrlclatl.'d at DEN'nSTRY
the ~rvl~. The body was for· t201·A Coast Bl.. CDM. HA42'78
warded to Coldspring. N. Y. for Offl«' h ours: t to 5:30p.m.
Interment. Mon.· Wed.· Thurs.· Frl,
2 to 5 :30 p.m. Tues.
TBJEP' SEEJf IK ACT
A woman wearing a dark suit NMtc
atempted to steal a suit from Margaret L Scharle
the car ol CJtulotte Barley ol Teacher ol Plano
1610 Park An., Balboa leland. Organist . Accompanlat
but was .een In the act by the ~nine CJa..es
v1 I h U ~ N rt for Adults ct m, w o ca ~ out. ewpo 307 GOLDENROD AVE.
pollee reported. 'nle woman thief Gorona del Mar
dropped the suit and departed ~===~!!!~!!C:==::: owr UttJe Island bridge. Pollee ,.
searched for the wllman. d~
aclbed as five r~ th~ Inches
In height, welehlng 110 pounds.
MOVE '10 11IK IDIA
The N. L. Md.aulhllna have
moved to 1150 Tuadn Ave .. eo.ta
Mesa • .tMe they have eold thlr
home at 3117 Seaview Ave., Co-
nna dft Mar, to the Marlon
Gr~
IOil1f UP'J'()R, ,. lleltotrape.
aJM ............... ............... ,. ...
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HUTCHENS
OPTICAL COMPANY
DISPENSING OPTielANS
RA 2579
603 Cout Bl., Corona del lfar
lD N. Main St.. Santa Ana
lfEWJIOilT R080Jl COIIOifA DEL NAil
LUTBEilAlf CBUBCB COMMUJfiTT CB1111CII
2501 CUff Dr. Newport llei9bta Caa.....,atioaal
L1buty t.M31 Ill BeUotrope A.,..
..... 11obert CroelUDd IIArbcw IUS· J
Early service. 8:30am. Sunday; ,_._: ...,. hW Ectw.d aab~Mtt
Church School, 9:30 am.: wor· Sunday Worship Services: 9 :45
ship sen·lce. 11 :00 a.m ; Luther a.m .. 11:00 a.m. Sunday School :
Leacue. 7:30 p m. 9:4.5 a.m.
aAUO'""AiSLAJrD
COIIMU.ITt J0:1"1i.;)DJST
115 Al)late A9L 8cdbee lllalld
Mlat.._: ...,, Doaald s.pp
Sunday ~rviCt"S : 9:30 a m.
Ch\lrch School; 9:30 and 11 :00 a m Worship Snvlce.
Tbia Directory is made po-ibw by th ... cine-minded b•win 1 m .. n:
6ENERAl SHEET ._.ET AL WORKS
H«bor 2210 Newport a..ch
RE£.STIK
No Tacks ... No Tape ... No Pute
I 711 eo..+ louie¥... ~ cW M•
THOMAS t-AOIIL SBV1Ci
Wublnc-PoJIIIbb.\a
I 500 W ...... & H•. J611..W N.wport ludl
NEWPORT HARIOR lANK
•oaiN&'S AUTO sava
Mil ..,.. ~. .. ........... hAeftcl
~T IALIOA SAVIN8S I LOAN ASSN. .
U66 VIe LWe
WOOOW0RTH fttANO SHOP
Exclusive Aeent tor Baldwin Pianos
1311 Co.st ltYd. H•. lJI2 C«<M del t-A•
IALIOA lAY ClUI
1221 W . eo..t Highwey Newpcwt .._.
NEWPORT HARIOl ENSIGN NEWSftAfiQ
PrtnUnc-AdVfttlslnc-Loc&J Newt
1104 eo.t ltwt. Her. I 11<4 C«0M cW ~
ltCHAitD'S LIDO WAitiCET
Or•ft.l'e County"~ M• Cotalplt!te K~trtt.C
l.ul Vie lWo H.t. 2Ut Newport .....
EARL W. STANLIY • ...._
SeiUaa !f.-po~t llarW .... lll&
.... ()Moe ..... ....... H-.lnl
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ALL STIUfDAllD
SJIADE CLOTIIS.
l'fOVU. TIES &nurn
DU.EBY
HAJmWAilE
VEJfETJJUf aLDfDS
•••
Children Love
HAPPYUID
PRE-SCHOOL
I
Narcotics Problem in Co~nty
Discussed at PTA Meeting
The narcotics problem In Or·
ange County was discussed at
the meeting of the Horace En·
sign School PTA ~pt. 20, when
Sgt. Clint Wright, chief of nar·
cotlcs detail of the aherltf'a of-
flee. was speaker and presented
a fUm. A quest1on and answer
Mrs. Newkirk
Is Installed
Mrs. James A. Newkirk was
Installed as president of the De·
Molay Mothers' Club at a meet-
Ing held Sept. 22 In the home
of Mrs. H. E. Custkey. 1601
Bonnie Doone Terrace. Irvine
Terrace.
Other new officers are Mrs.
M . w. Boggle. vice-president ;
Mrs. William Melcher. se-cretary;
Mrs. Hadd Ring. treuurer; Mrs.
Edward Fish. chaplain.
Buffe\ desNt social hour fol·
lowed the business meeting. Co-
hostess was :\"trs. W. S. Freely.
The next meeting will be
Wednesday, Oct. Zi. at i :JO p.m.
In the home of Mrs. F. Key. 316
session followed the speech.
Mrs. Nicholas Colucci re·
ported on t he comtne member·
sttlp drive. John XlmbaU on Ju ..
venUe protection and Mr .. J ohn
Haas on maeulne aubacrlpUona.
Mrs. Norman Watson, Ways
and Means chairman, announced
plans for the coming Carnival
on Oct. 30 under the sponsor·
ship of the Newport and Ensign
PTA.s. •
The Council Worsttop will be
held at 10 a .m . Monday at Costa
Mesa Park. The PTA Information
course will be glvt'n by the
Fourth Distl'lct president, Mrs.
Ray Finley, at the Harbor High
School board room s tarting Tues-
day !rom 9 :30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
and continuing for five consec-
utive Tuesdays.
ELLJO'n'S CET QlllL
A daughter, Susan Lynn, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph El·
llott of 933 Arbor St .. Costa Mesa.
in Hoag Memorial Hospital on
Wednesday. Sept. 15.
~ BEL&R BOa& wbo
co.ea fnlaa Dollftr. baa beea
D-.d dlNctor of dariatlcm
edacatioa at St. Aladn'tn Prea-
byterlcaa Chwcb 1D Jfnrport
Belfbb. Sbo ll a r~t 9rad-
aate of Baattap Co1Je9e 1D
l'f.tmr.alta cmd of t.be SaD Fraa·
daco Tbeolo9ical SoiDIDary.
Sbe wUl aapHriM all of t.be
edacatloaal work wlt.biD t.be
cbarcb, partdalarly t.be Sun·
day ScbooL
Alma Olesen Green, Signal Rd., Clift Haven. This will Bazaar Plans Are Discussed
At Sixth Annual Festival Director be the occa 1on for the second
Ten Members
Join Auxiliary
Ten new ~mben were wei·
corned by the Newport Harbor
Auxiliary of the Ch ildren's So·
clety a t the fall luncheon meet-
Ing held ~pt. 21 at Balboa Bay
Club. Those honored were Mrs.
John Oertly, Balboa; Mrs.. Doug·
las Fe:rry, Mrs. John Knapp, Mrs.
Howard Merrill, Balboa Island;
Mrs. M. S. Bernard, Mrs. Robert
Barnes. Bay Shores; Mrs. Robert
McFarren. Corona del Mar; Mrs.
William Cwlett. Mrs. Wendell
Hall and Mrs. Larry Howell, La·
guna Beach. Welcomed back
after two years of Inactivity was
Mrs. Kenneth Starege, Balboa
Is land.
Asslstlng Mrs. H. Payne Thay·
er. Auxiliary presld<'nt, were
Mmes. Donald Anderson. David
Ball;tntlne, Wilfred Berls. Edgar
Hirth, A. V. Jones, Tod Oviatt,
William Schock. Jack Riley, Rol·
land Vallely and Paul Wheeler.
Perter ....,. It lite
Ore•• Recital l•ti•J
Porter Heaps. noted as organ·
1st since t he age of 18. will pre·
sent a recital on the Hammond
concert model organ at 8 :15 p.m .
VIROOOA STitEI:T, 1S1 Shore·
clltf. Rd~ tree tJeketa to the
Balboa Theatre for you at the
EnaJp oftice, CDM.
....... -. .. ~ ... 2 PltD 1k!IL&JW tD tile ......
TbeaiN ._ IUM>LD .........
515 Ferllleaf. at tiM Rnalp
oftlce. CD)(.
T-. n.rt tM FCIII oft wltla a aoc;, ad1 u •• all ee J'NI
rooau.. Start wltla your Ooon. Rot.b1119 wW edd .... beaaty
to }'OW' ,.... t.ball ....., 1faoiMuD • ~ ... aa ,_
a ~plee. MJectJGa. We'n locaWd ID tM Lido llupplD9
C..ter aad par~9 1a alwaya ample.
STOP Df TillS WEEK-AJfPLE PAIIKDIQ IPACE
OPD RON I TO I e CALL IIAJiaoa Q2l
• • •
Complete Decorator S.mce and AdYice
"'Tbe a-. of Variety. o-llty CIDd ~ WOI'Iaaa-ablp"'
Toar Rel9)abor'a Carpeta Wen ~at-
DICI lACIER FL.. CIVE.IIS • 1 annual Ghost Tea
Play area one-halt acre, Il l Monday at Santa Ann High U10 VIa Lido. Lido Don ... c-t.. a..,..n ._.
I Mrs. W. H. Coleman and Mrs.l Rachel Circle held Ito; benefit School a uditorium. under the -=~~~==============~====~=~ f<'n<'Nl-in lawn overlook· . ,
In~ beautiful B:lck Bay. ;'I
Crafts and music dally. , 11
1
Transportation available.
398 E. Del Mcu : II
Costa Mesa Liberty 8-3711 .j ,.
' Relieves
Nenous Tension
!Jgltt owayJ
H. 0 . Boyvey were co-hostesses brunch yesterday !Wednesday!~ I sponsorship of Santa Ana col·
I at the September meeting ot 1 Members are gathering worn IC'~t'. ·
Esther Circle ot the Women's clothing and toy:; to be sent to His program will Include a
Fellowship of St. Andrews Pres· I the Marine Orphanage In Korea mo\'emt'nt !rom the difficult
byterlan Church. The Clrcl.-! dis-' tor needy Koreans. Mrs. J ames j So wer by "Symphony In C
cussed bazaar plans for Oct. 23 Cowie has been named represen· Major." which he lntroouc.'t'd
and a project to assist needy fa-tatlve to the bazaar committee. while hf' wa~ rE'<'Ital •Jrgani~t at I
milit's In the area. ~rs .. Ma rvin 1 Mrs. J. Lamar Johnston spoke I RO<'~efC'IIN Cha pt>l In thf' l 'nl·
Sloan told of her work In the 1 on India. Pakl tan and Ceylon verslty , r Chkngu.
prayt'r and study group. at the meeting of the Ruth I Mr. JIPap-; will conduc-t a full
-Circle. Mrs. Nadene Coplen and I dny "mastPr clns.o;". on the organ I
0 •11 Th I Mrs. Alida McCiauflln were co-Tuesday lor church organists rg1 -a rp hostesses. Mrs. Robert Cook w as and music teachers TWo-hour • d appointed chairman on the ba· se slons w ill be conducted at 10 Vows Rec 1te 7aar committee. a.m .. 2 p.m. and j p m.
At a small family ceremony I Mrs. James S. Stt'wart ref· 1 ALICE S!\IOUSE. 506 Marigold.
h<'ld in tht' ~ewport J ustice viewed the novel. "House ° CDM-2 fr~ t ick<'ts to the
Court Tu~day. 5<-pt. 7. Judge Eart~... at the Deborah Cm·lc Balboa Theatre for you at the
Donald Dod~e united in ma r-meeting. ·"New members and Ensign offici:' COM.
r lage :'\11ss &•tly Sharon Orgill ' guests present were Mmes. R~b·
I or Anaheim and Roland Russell ert AJJen. Emil Foust. Peter ~o
Tharp nf Cn)>ta ~lesa. The bride ling. M)Ton Way and Robert I
i-; thE' daughter of Mr. and ~rs. Bailey.
F S Orgill of Anaheim and the Mrs. Bertha Tillotson and Mrs.
1 groom Is the son of Mrs. Hazel Joseph Hamblet were co-host-
1 Dumont of 690 w. 18th St .. Costa esses for the Ma ry Martha Circle
:\lesa. meeting. Mrs. Lewis Kidder dis-
The bride wore a sheer white cussed glfts to be !Wnt to the
dress with blue forget-me-not 1 Sunda,y School at the Presby·
print and a s mall fitted white' lt'rlan Mission In Leevlnlng,
straw hat and veil. She carried Calif. Mrs. Fern Foell was a
j a small bouquet of mJnla ture guest. and present as a prospec-
plnk r oseb uds "'ltb ribbon tlve member was Mrs. William
~treamt-rs. 1
2.:JO Noa. t.bru FrL
Clft Toot
SO'MNEa QUESTS
A nEAT
TIID~oaear
W.aMp Toa.r.
·~,\l fTndt CfRA YICS
c -• ~ : ... : •
, ... ,. Senill
Our servlcl's are Instantly
avalloble a t any hour of thl' day
or night. for there Is always a
m~mber of this orgnni:rotion on
duty, rt'ady to be of servkc at a
moment's noti('l'. The same Is
true when our ~rvlces arc de·
sir<'d by ramllies ll\'ing outs.lde
or Costa :\tesa, in the s urround-
Ing ttorrltory
PAR .:ES·RIDp7LE
MO R.TUAR.Y
11 o • •o.o.ow.-.v ,O ,TA. u&SA
Ll u RTY 8• 34 33 ~
,_., OltOEl
0' n.E
GOUICIIRUU • s., .. ,,,r
tALaOA .
W.10A ISLANO .
liDO ISlf .
NEWX>tl &EACH .
COlONA OH MAa
PVT. BOBEBT L CVBBISOI'f
of Cotrta M esa ll Mn1D9 lD
C.nDGDy as a clerllt-typllt lD
H.eadquarwn Compcmy ot t.bo
Jat ,.,_by Dtftslae'a 7t.b
FJeld ~ aattalioa. The
20-yea.r-old soldier, SOD of Mz.
cmd Mrs. Amold C. Kohls. 486
Broadway. eDtered the Army
LD Septem ber 19S3 cmd last
serYed at Fort .. DJliDg, Ca.
(0 . s. Army Photo)
I ~fatron of honor was Mrs.
James Crocker of Balboa. She ==========================~==================================================================~~~--
worl.' a pink nylon dress and had
X¥ I a corsage of pink carnations.
AT LOI'fC BEACH STATE Ronald Tharp. the g r o o)ll s
_\~...,"~ARBOR
~v· DRUGS
Among n('" sturlt>nts enrolled I brother. served as best man.
at Long Beach Stat<> College a re Mr. and Mrs. OrgiU h eld a
Dnn llovls and James H ~loon• I reception a t their home tor their
of Corona del :\ta r. daughter and new son-In-law.
Preac:rlptioll PbCD1Dacy
BAJlBOR 2535
619 Coast 81Y4. at MC1f9Uerite
COROI'f A DEL MAll
The New •..
H0 Wr\RD L RO BERD S. 706
Acacia. CD:\1-2 free tickets to
the Balboa Theatre for you at
the Ensign office. CDM.
EVANS SIBERT. 209 Topa7_ Bal. I I.. 2 free tickets to the Ba lboa
Theatre for you a t the Ensign
otf1c.'t'. CD~
OPDRAWER ...
BALBOA
ISLA II Girls ... 4 loys
eat.dD9 To Tbe B~ AIM's
BeHer Drnaed Girls and Boys
11111 c.-t m.cL c.... cW ·-· ~ Jill Laadll ... ltyle llaow at Cbef'a Jaa. Wedll•day, Oct. I
~·········~·············
The young couple plan to live
In Anaheim. The groom attended
Newport Beach E 1 em en tar y
School, Horace Ensign School
and Newport Harbor High.
Travel Talks
Begin in Oct.
Marion R. Gray, chairman, an·
nounces the following patrons
and pa trones.sses tor the new
world Travelogue Series, which
will begin Its first year at New·
port Harbor High Sch ool next
month:
Messrs. and Mmes. Louis
Briggs. Wllllam W. Bwrls, AI
Cox. Allen Dartford, Henry M.
Davis, Edward Fish, Howard
Fleming, Rawson Foote, Marlon
R. Gray. Mllton Crier. Eugene
Gruettner. Tom Henderson, War·
rt'n Howland, Heinz Kaiser, A
Wyndham Lf'wta, Allen Lind-
quest. Ian Murray. Norman
hue. 0 . W. Richard. Stanley
Rldd~hot. Hadd Ring. James
Scarborough, Earl Stanley. WU-
IIa.m Toblu and Harry Warde.
First In the series will be
"Mediterranean lales," with Her·
bert Knapp u narrator, to be
presented at 8:20 p.m. Monday,
Oct. 18.
ROBERT H. SCBOLEFI.ELD, 214
PoinaetUa, CDM-2 free tJc.k·
ets to the Balboa Theatre few
you at the Enslen omce. CDII.
f easa p~ra ~ ~
: Launderers e Cleaners :
• •"Marmer' a Mile" ~
• NEWPORT BEACH 4
:A HUGH LEINING E R ENTERPRISE~
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, ........ .,_.
IEIIIIIFT
eiOs I Cl.e
Ill Jill A. .. dllll ..... ··--.,.,
wa •~
linnouncement!
EFFECTIVE TODAY
Thursday. September 30th
the name of
Coast Super Market
601 Coast Blvd., Corona del M•
WILL IE IIAIIEI ,.
"Bargain Basket Markets, •
••• E. •••
las•
* "1-INtlllaS
NO.1: IJM~T kYO. SOUTH, LA&UNA lEACH
.. IIIII" liE LIIITEIIT *
NO. 2: 601 COAST kVD .. CORONA DEL MAl.
2"
NO. J: 117 W. 19TH ST. AT PlACINTIA. COSTA MESA.
• .J
ISGMDA1'. arr. a 1 ..
Da·nce O~t. 30 In Legion Hall
Commander-a and adjutanta at a A HallowHn buffet dinner
dance b being planned for Sat·
urday evening, Oct. 30. at New-
port Legion Ha ll by the Atllel'l·
can Legion Auxiliary of Newport
Harbor Post 291. ~ wlll
be used tor the Auxlllary'a ho.·
pltaiiU!d veterana proeram.
meeting at the Newport LeJion 111~ thlrd free eoncert of the
Hall laat Saturday. CommanMr Orange County Philha rmonic:
Don Munton a nd Po.t ).91 were SoCiety will be held Friday, Oct.
hoeta. Mrs. Gilbert Opel had 8. In the Fullerton ~unlor Col·
charge of the dinner. lege Aud.ltorlum under the baton
2 FREE 11CICETS to the Balboa of Frieda Bellnfante, the Dutch
Dinner wu served by t he Aux·
lllary to the Orange County
Theatre for A. c. STEARNS. woman condurtor. Lorraine EcJc.
214 Amethyst, at the En&lrn ardt will play Plano Concerto
otflce COM . No. 4 by Beethoven.
•
I~ /. 1 ~ ·I t
Driving your~ car t11m1 iDto
a nerve-racking performaxe wben
you hit heavy traffic. ADd. finding a
spot to park your car becomes a real
headache, as soon as you reach your
destination in any congested business
or shopping center.
But -the clinching argument
against driving is the size1ble park-
ing costs that keep pulling down your
pocket money.
Every day, more ~ople U:Jiize
that ;(s mu~rt to go by Metro
Metropolitan
C.•ll Lines
.,..._...._ _. •••••• fer • Metre's 44 rHtes
Miss Bellntante wUl ahortly
lnaucurate a mu.efal worluhop
to be held one night a wHk at
Orange Coast College. Anyone
Interested In .the workshop or
becoming a patron or sponsor
can contact local chairmen. who
Include Dr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Crawford, Ruth Paddock Gibbs,
Thelma Paddock Hope. Karen
Margreta Btunlng and Mrs:. Paul
Rogers.
Park in COM
To Be Fixed
Newport City Council a wardt"d
two contracts Monday evening
for improvement of the small
park area In Corona del Mar at
Begonia Ave .. First Ave. and Car
nation Ave.
M. E. Hor t Co. r~elved the
contract for grading on Its low
bid of $175. Gillman Plumbing
was given the S497 contract for
Installing the sprinkling system.
City Enginet-r Bert Webb said
planting would C'OSt about $1,300. '
He was Ins tructed to take up the
mater with the park superin·
I tendent and also to cheek on
donation.'! of planting. The New I
port Harbor R4'alty Board has
agr!'ed tn make a donation. Park
I Commission member Ruth Flem·
State Senator John A. Murdy
Jr. was a guest with his wife at
the Christ Church by th~ Sea
Cor the family night dlnnt>r S<'pt.
22 He ~tavt> an lllu<:trated ta lk
1
about h1s re<'t'nt trip tn Europt'
this pa 1 ummer
"A pl<1ure l got of QuE't'n 1 Eliza bNh emerg1ng from her
coach at an English Fair and
st>Veral pict ures r1f Ru -:ian Oc 1
C'Up1ed Berlin. probably headline
my piC'IurM In <·olnr " o:a1d Sen
ator :'\1u rd) His pn.gram uho
Jndudt'd pkturt' !rum !:'pam
Portugal. Franct• $\\ tt .. wrl..tnd.
and England.
FOt letterheads. envelooes ~II
THE ENSIGN. HA.I ll4 lng said \ '• BESEBVAnORS are ~iD9 taba by Mrs. Doyle Hatch IIDd Mrs.
, BURKE TII0 :\1AS, 705 N. Narcis· 11. E. Stahlet tor CIIUiual Autataac:e LeacJve be~aetit lUDcheoD For Metro travel information 1 sus. 2 rr~ tickets to the Bal · party. to be beld crt the 8a1boa Bay Club oa Oct. 22-(Doa Bush Elsie larltorouch'•
YARN SHOP ~~----------c~a·"--~~~~~r~4~~~~1 ~~~~~ig~~~:~:~~~:~.f~~~r~~r~~u-a·1·~~·1 ~istanceleague~ans
1201 .c Cocpt 11-.d.
12th in. a series ,
of monthly Fashion
Shows.
Presented through the cooperation
of the V 1lla Marina, Verna M1ller and
the following Distinctive Shops ...
Thursday
October
7th
* On the F"11'11t Thursday of Each Month *
* * THE .BEACHCOMBER SHOP LIDO FASIUONS
Luncheon, Fashion Show Coroaa del Mar BA SCl-W
Knitting. CrochNing and
Needlepotnt Supplies
Knitting Bags lnc;tead of thPir annual pre ·
Christmas baLaar. the Aslstance
U:>agut:' announcPd plans for a
lunchPOn anrl fashion show to
b<' held at th<' Balboa Bay Club
on Oct 22 a l th£>1r first fall
met>tln~t hc>ld last week at the
Leagut> Ct'nter in :'\£>wport.
1 Mrs. Le ter Lowe, ways and
mun chalnnan. said th~ lash· 1
I ions wlU be presented by Don
Loper. Tu·k~ts a re already being
sold by :\trs. Lowe. l\1rs Paul I Rogers. ~frs. William Kir by. M rs.
1 Leon Yale. ~trs. 0 G. Suess. :>.trs
H. E . Stahler. :>.trs. Do} It> Hatt·h
:\Irs. Grorge Penne~. ~I rs Lonnie
\'in<'l'nt. :\Irs Charles SuiiJV.ln,
Mrs WJIIJJm ~h~dd, '-lr ~~ E
Nied<'<'ker. )lrs John Rob1son
1 and Mrs Don ~1cCallum.
:\trs. Ge-orge Lind point('(! up
I the 12 month welfare progr<.~m of
the League when she de:.cnbl'-<1
the activities of the welfare Nm·
mlttt>e during thl' summer
months. :\tore toys, and p.tmcu
larly more dolls. art-n~d{'(f for
thl' annual Chrh.t mas tu~ :..til'
£'Xpl.tinf'd :'\trs. NledN'kt>r. chatr
man of thl' commlttt>e 1n charge
of rf'fUrbJs hing old toy-. and
makmg them like ne·w. Rt>ports
\\£'rl' alw glvt>n at tht' ml"etlng
by .Mrs Harry Stickler on the
wom<'n'-. t'Xchange and b~ ~Irs
Georg<' Hoag 11 on the dt:>ntal
r lln1r which 'r ~opened last
Thur.;d,ly.
Lunchl'On hostesses for tht'
n'l~tlng wt>re lh<' prec;ldl'nt. :\trc;
Roland Wright. '-Irs :'\PI..,.,n
N <'ic'<'. :\IN!. Grorge :'\liKJr" :>.t r-.
Stickler '-lrs. R P Ta} I or .1r.d
)Irs Chad 1\\ 1t1 h£>11
S pt'('i a II zed A C('E'S.c;or I es
and 1 nstrurtk>ns
Wi.Dter Roun:
:\ton thru Sat. 10 a m. to 5 p.m.
Thu r.,.day 1 p m to 'i
Wllat Hes YOUR Mirror Tell Yo1?
Sagging Tt1MMY?
Sagging SHOULDERS?
Sagging HIPS?
Sagging BACK?
You han' only n ;-;r. borl~ 111 a lrfr>rmw
vuu can·t "tra,fP 11 rn fur .1 nt''' •n•·.
i1ke ~·ou do yuur L'.lr·
· :'\ormal Wt'l~ht anrl p,,,, urc" J, '' .. r h
any e~furt 11 t.lkl'"' to C<'Mh .tnd KEI::P'
Better Take Cme of It NOW I
PHONE FOR APPOlNTN£MT l'fOW!
e OpeD 'TUl 8 P.X. Noaday. Wadltftday cmd Friday e
THE ONLY
"Authorised"
ID The South
Coast Area I
HA 1742
819 So. Coast Blgbway. Coroaa del Nar
Mr. Porter Heaps
WW CoDduct H la FCDDous
''Iuter Classes"
lD Studio A 1
Salta A11 C.llece
1111111'1
Llll IIIIET
willa ......
. "Start di~J'(.na, at.ter. you'W
cot tome ~ to plut!" ...
UnlJke the g:reen-thumben 'Who
must walt until aprlng to eee
blooms burst forth, my ~
wfll start popping up any day
now ...
ru .. u... Ia ,..,_ ._
-.,.,. ............ ..u.
..tr Qall'tlll• c.d a..ar ..
tbe ....... • • • Ill tlaM
9lowila9 book you1.1 u.s •
Qll'd Jut ·-you. ... tbat -·
.,...... 'fO'U ladlwoldacl
tbou9bts at ~-u...
the way you would 4JI'Mt
aomeoae younelf •.. Tou1l
t1A4 nU~ card&. bu.m•·
ous card&. expeiW'n caress cm4
bude)et priced cans. • . . ecrch
a masterpiece ot art CIDd
poeb'y • • • You may bcr9e
them pasoaalbed. too. U you
wUJa ••• Wb..a you seed Ball·
mark. you MDCI the tua.t • • •
1 JJ ~11 my posi~ In your
kltchl'n as you bake your first
pumpkrn pr£> anotht'r finest
Sp1ct> Island spl~s and
hE"rbs . Sixty-ninP variNies at
tht> last counting . all In
glass bonles wnh a nice screw
tnp llrl Th1~ splC) time ot
~Par find 1 im£' to makt' frit>nds
With all sixty nine ... The fab-
l ulous Beau Monde. an exotic
salad blend. the chopped l'fetm
I onions you'll make a ha bit of at
t>\'Pry mE>al . . Yola'U probably
!Jnrl o;omf' spiN'. he-retofor(> un·
knn" n and yuur £>>.ptorlml'nung
!tng{'r!-"Ill ~tan itching to f1nd
out "'hat thf'~ rf' ltk<' Then
y nu II "'I'E' all th~> ~·"lrl uld "Iand-
In" m"t•• pnt rnt mur<' In·
tc•n"<' .,., h1• ,.,,rt•ful n~·ause
~vu \\llll l h:nt· "' u:.t.' ~ mut.h ...
My posies wiU bloom OHr•
aeaa cu excited bCIDd.a 1lAdo
packQCJea thcrt CDTift iD t1Jae
cmd all lD ODe ple<e. ~
tbey b-e beeD profeuiooally
••aPP«S ... Tbe 11oft Oftia
would lOft to bcr'ft your OHr·
NOS padta4Jes by October 15
.•. Thcrt 9fYM you two ... a
to start thiDida9 , • • Sbould
you DMd help oa your Mlec·
tiCMU ••• We're loaded! W•
nea kDow bett.r them you do
wbcrt you caa I8CI1l . . .
Morp pnt:lt>S Ea~t and North
as I} prcall) South<'rn C.111fomta
dn{'(f fruit park~ makP conver-
sation !'I('('(>' m·er roff<'i! tables
anll bufft'ts 5<-nd thl' Cinest
and thl' fanc·1~ dnl.'d frulla
a\ ailablt> You'll find tbeAa
ht>rt> • In our Mrll'llnlne 270 1 West Coast Highway
Newport Beach .
* BRAGG·s UNIQUE SHOP
3440 Via Oporto
Lido Shopping Center
*
LOBNE
I
First AAUW
Meet Oct. 14 Tuesday, Oct. 5111
I Shoppl.' you'll dist-owr many un-
usual rontaJn!'~ and think of
the fun you'll have making a
S('lt'Ct I on of Individual amall
1209 Coost Boulevard
Corona del Mar
* THE BRAT SHOP
1809 Ne wport Boulevard
Costa Mesa
*1
GAY TOGS
217 Marine Avenue
Balboa Island
*'
204 Marine A venue
Balboa Island
*
RULES OF CALIFO~,..
341 0 Via Lido
Lido Shopping Center
*
VERNA MD 'ER CHARM SCHOOL
Commentary-Fashion Models
414 South Main, Santa Ana
*
Reservations Now HArbor 3930
The Annual ~at of United
Church Women of Southern Call·
fornla and Nevada trill be held
In Mar Casa on Balboa Island.
Wednesday and 1bursday. Oct.
6 and 7.
Women ol the local couneU
wUI spoJ\1101' a ~-hour
Wedn~ momlq. 1be Wed-
nesd~ t'W'nlna -*' triU be
Yl.lla marl·na * held In tM Bal.,_ Island. Com· munltY ~~~~ CJnard\. Dr.
P'orrest c. w.ar o1 a.o. Ante~-.
pl'ftldent ol ..... SoqtJwn Oali-
Luncheon from ·12:00 Noon :n: =·ot a.um... ..w I ..... ., ......... .......
laplde Drift •llciiiiM A ... (Eaba~~C~e • .., •• •••il ••port I• •a• a.urdl wm .... a IOdaJ L------_,;;--------------~--------~'...,_,........ ... .w..
All a.... a. a 'Ttl. llhltAc Tr • a, .. ...s ...
'"*DiAL EllftT ra
*"ltrdf II ..., ..... ~4ft ......... ._...._,._.KII·51.
Co.
•• sa •• lite en 1 ...,.., •·•-••••• a.-
.-.-61Wi .. ..... ..... ...
nicetrf's to go lm~lde ... Some·
tlmt>S tht> r~ady made packs
mliht not set>m quite lnUmat4!
enou&h You yearn to
wander through our Delle&tes·
st'n, Grocery and Dried Fruit
S«'tlort ... picking and choM·
lng at random, dellehttul deU·
cactes taking your fancy ..•
You C'an ... We'll fix them up
~tty for you ... Saw a anob4
turkey malce Its appearance a
couple ot days back .•. 'Jbat
tlme Is comlna!
,... ... Ml ,._. ... ... ............. _., .... , .. a.. ..... ...
........ -ICI ... ., I ..................... ,..'D.... e' t1 n IRS
.............. ,PI
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0 en" ....s. •• .... n• ... :w-... . ............. ....... ............... ,.. ..... ... , ........ _ ................ r ••sse••••• ... -.... ._ ... en h&-.M'' 1
......
Vog~l Value
TillE Fll su FEIIIIM '''' n
We have a client who owna a 2 ~m and den
home wtth an exbtlng 4~ Gl Loan 1n that area, who
would trade for a 2 or 3 bedroom home In Corona del
Mar. If thlt situation fits your needs, pleue call-
THE VOGEL CO.
1.101 COAST BL~.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAR
HAJtBC)Jl 14'n
CODfC I'AST-OifLT 33 & 11 ALJIEADT IOLDI
BILL'S BEST BUYS
$350-DIWII
YOU WILL WANT TO W AJT FOR ONE OF TIIESE NEW
3BEIRDDI,211TIIIIIIIIII
BEING BUILT BY D••• C.Cren Check These Features r' CLOSE IN LOCATION
{ COLORED TROPICAL ROCK ROOFS r' SEWERS IN 1r PAJD { PAVED lr CURBED STREETS
{ METROPOUTAN WATER { MAHOGANY CABINETS
A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOURS
SEE US T.AYI
Fill Price $8, l&O
Balance Less Than Rent
W. A. TOBIAS
-EXCLUSIVE AGENTS -
393 E. SEVEXTEE!IITH STREET COSTA MESA
Call U berty 8-1139
* IRVINE TERRACE *
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
OUR MODEL HOMES FURNISHED BY
MARTIN and VON HEMERT OF LAGUNA
TO TilE HOME BUYER WHO WISFIES TO
PURCHASE IN THE $20.000 CLASS WE SlN·
CERELY RECOMMEND THE IRVINE ESTATES
OVERLOOKING NEWPORT HARBOR
DISTINCTIVE HOMES FEAnJRING CA.UFOR-
NIA LIVING OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY TIIRU
EARL W. STANLEY IN A SMOG-FREE AREA
KNOWN AS IRVINE TERRACE -ON COAST
IDGHW AY OPPOSITE THE l'fEW IRVINE
COAST COUNTRY CLUB, NEWPORT HARBOR.
MAY WE HAVE THE PLEASURE
OF YOUR INSPEcrJON
PHONE HARBOR+4448 FOR
FURTHER INFORMATION
• • *
2 lice Low-pricetl H111111
2-Bedr. homt> with individuality! Outside shower, extra
half bath. garage stressed for second unit. On:r a few
years old. Unusually nice cond. Near bay an beach.
$12,6011
Key at oUic~.
-ALSO-
2-BMrs. altl a lli•iac.-ro.
Corner location. near BEST ocean beach.
$10,100
Call Herb Shaw at
IREEILEAF ASSICIATES
HArbor 2552
3112 Newport Blvd .. Newport Beach
I AM A REALTOR
I Plelll• ., •• 1.1 • • •
To protect the Individual rlcht of real estate ownership and to widen the opportunity to enjoy It;
To be honorable and honest In all deallncs:
To .eek better to represent my clients
by buUdlnc my knowled&e and competence;
To ac:t fairly towards aJJ In the splrlt of the Golden
R1,1le:
To ~ ~ my eommunlty, and tbl'ou&h It my
country;
To oble'f'W the lealtor'a Code of Ethlca
and eonlorm my conduct to Ita Iotty lct.ala.
NEWPORT HARBOR
BOARD OF REAL TORS
410 a:lftd Bi WI
SIIIE , ..•
-...... e.+ ... •-•
OLIFFI
••••
From the privacy of. the larce • patJo to the dell1hUUl
vtew ol the hills. ocean, and canyon, dt.crlmlnat•
1n1 people wUl Uke thls attractive, quality boale.
Two laree bedrooms. two patios; Iota ol tUe In kitchen
and bath. Disposal, dishwasher, allent .wltchM.
forced alr heat, hardwood floors. $29,750.
Drive by 330 Mornlne Canyon Road, Shore CUUs.
Phone Harbor 882. STANLEY A. SMITH, 1311 Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
or See your Broker.
IEWNRT HBIITS
Thls excellent
~14m. I II .. I!.._
will be open for Inspection and purchase Saturday and
Sunday. October 2 and 3. Be sure and drive by 525 El
Modena, Newport Heights, priced at
Bay and
$18,100
Beach Realty
1696 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA. CALIF.
Liberty 8-1161 Evenlnes Liberty 8-3158
UIIEI COISTRUCn··
UIJI 3 ....... 2 ......
with expansive view ... dining room, rumpus room ,
utility room and patio ... Open for Inspection at
308 Poppy Ave .. Corona dt>l Mar.
CALL BUILDER
HARBOR 29-H-J
OILY $760 DOWII
A magical price for this •
BUll lEW 2-Betlr. C..allell• H_.
with DOUBLE garage. It has MAHOGANY CABINETS,
lots ot TILE. LARGE nREPLACE, exposed BEAMS,
etc. Must sell this quick ... balance like rent.
BEl ~. WIITIIII I ASSOC.
"Business Is Good"
400 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar HA 1862. Eves. HA 1461
BAY noll IICIIE
Pier .... Flut
3 .... , ..... _ .... 2 ..... ,...,..
COMPLETELY FURN.
$21, l&O Fl.. Price
Bay and Beach Realty
Gloden M. Fay, Realtor-Manager
1450 W. Ba lboa Blvd., Newport Beach Harbor 1264
FISH IARIET
·l.ocati01 EaiMiil.lll
F••frlpralilll
lheloolll.laae
E. S. GOODNER
224 W. FIFTH ST., SANTA ANA
Phone: Kimberly 2·8825 ............
Immediate Posseulon
$1100 DOWI
31mL,Iilllll
511,110
4~.-.,2 .....
512,110
-~aya It planters
-811 2-car praee -Fol'c.ed alr heat
-.Beam ~Unp -Flwplaces
-Lar1e lo~
Rolly Lane ruM from T\lltin
Ave. to Irvine Ave. between 15th
It 16th Sta. ln Newport Bel&bta.
IKI.Y LUE-
Opel "ttl 1 p .II .. . ......... ...
Uberty .a51 Ewa. Ll D43 .... ~
Gorftoul OCND view, 1 ~
bloch tJoom beach. 2·~·: central heat, wood paneuea
flftpl~. endoeecS yd.
28 P111111 lw.
C«oaa del Mar
Harbor 4141·1
Cllaiac • Estate
3UIIta012il.lls
Mostly turnuhed
Orcbld Ave., Corona del Mar
$18,180 fill ,...
1219 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar
Harbor 83
••••• 3-bedr. home, all Improve·
menta. lawna already ln, 5'
wlre fenced yard, hardwood
floors. earbaae disposal and
extras. G. I. Reaale.
4io/o LID
511, ..
Harbor 3838 Day or nllht
2822 Newport Ill vel.
Newport Beach
CORONA DEL M.U
RENTAL: Two bc1rm. home, eloee to .tlop~I~J center. Month by month,~-
lEI .1. W11T111 ·---400 Coat llwJ' .. Carona del Mar Bart.. 1112
Painting and Paper Hanging
..,_ 0. II'UY A&f'~=.t::ADmm -I DAT!l
H. cS M. DECORA 00. NON UNION ~e..J P.o .... m o.t• .._
---.
..., •. ._ .......
LIIIIILE
Nearln& completion, t h I 1 larp roomy 3-bdrm. and den
home Ia undoubtedly one of
Udo'a finer dealped and built homes. 2 batha. hard-wood floors, flrepl. In master
bdrm. View of water. Charm and quality In perfect bar· mony.
129,500
ULlOA ISLUI
Would you like to trade your
smaller beach h ome for a beautiful larger modern
home on Balboa Island!.
Then call or see us today.
HARBOR 377
•
ISUII RULn Cl.
498 Park, Balboa Island HA 3n
WE BEUEYE
we have some of the best
busl11ess ll.stlnes In thls area. Let us prove It to you by calling on us before you
Invest.
LEE CASEY OFFICE
1217 Coast Highway,
Corona del Ma r. Call1.
Harbor 2119·1
tWUWY. aft ... 1 ..
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED
DAL DTATK FOil Ul.B I'Oa I~
$500 OO.WN. by owner. 3 bed· ~LTON BEACH mixer,~
room. 2 bath houae, 4 monthl uMd. other houwhold ltema.
old. Take poue81lon within Reuonable, 417 HelJotrope,
1 daya.. 2605 WIUo Lane1 COIIta CDM.
Meta. U 8-4U6 or HA ~-PICKET PENCING, cheap! Make
BY OWNER 2 bedrm. home. 437 otler. HA Dt. eventnp.
Heliotrope, ocean aide of hl&h· _O..,:R:::,G::.:AN..:.=:-.--:::F:-a-mo_u_a-.H:-a::-:::m:-=:m:-:o:-n::-:;d
way, CDM. $1650 wtll handle. Chord Organ. Sll1htly ulled
EJcbrook 3-6692. Save on thJa. Danz·Schmldt
4 LOTS on corner. Zoned for 8 Home of all models of Ham·
unJts. 2 bllts. S. of blvd .• CDM. mond Oreans, 520 N. Main
Beautiful, spac. home, 2 fire-Santa Ana. Porte.r Heaps eom
places and F. A. heat. Phon~ _.::l:::"!.I..:Oct=·~•::.·---~::-:-::-::-
owner HA 2981-R for appt. SPINET-TYPE plano, $295. Rent
LARGE business lot on blvd., all.
excellent location. south of FULLERTON MUSIC
highway, CDM. Owner 420 110 North Spadra
Goldenrod. HA 2981-R. ORGAN~lO per month. 4 FUll.ERTON MUSIC llEHTALS 110 North Spadra
LOUISE APTS .. Carnation at Sea· HAMMOND Oreans. All modela
view, CDM. Modern turn. apts. on display. The famous easy
Incl. utll. $75 yrly. or $60 to to play Chord 0r1an. The
June. ,Another, smaller, yrly. 1 0 v e 1 y Home Model. The
S50 slnele. SI60 dbl. HA 4016. chaste Church Model and the
FUlL~. APT. Good location, maeniflcent Conce rt Model
p 1 e as ant surroundings, gr. All these can be seen and
n oor. No pets. no children, 610 heard at our or1an rooms 520
Margu£'rlte, COM. N. Main, Santa Ana. Danz
FOR RENT OR LEASE. Furn.. Schmidt. Free practice rooms
2-bdr. apt. with gar.. S. of Porter Heaps will play In
highway, COM: nr. schools Santa Ana Oct. 4.
j and stores. HA Ot45·M. I WURLJTZER orcan-rent.ao-buy
COMPLETELY FURN. attractive Free lessor\$.
------------1-bedr. apt .. breakfast bar. FULLERTON MUSIC
1 a u n d r y fac., garage. HA I 110 North Spadra PEIISOifAL
FULLER BRUSHMAN for Corona
del Mar can be reacht>d by
Phone, HYatt 4-1006. 300 Ocean
Blvd., Laguna Beach.
HELP W Alf'TED
BABY SIT'TER wanted. Call Har-
bor 5328. days.
EXCBA.IfGE
TRADE: 3-bedr. Colonial home
In Santa Ana for lot or home
tn COM. HA 1058-J.
B.EAL ESTATE LOA.IfS
lati2H
RUL ESTATE LOllS
{ Fast ~rvlce
{ .Free lrupectlons
{ Paid for or not
r Maximum amounts
{ Sale, conatructJon
or refinance
SECUIITY IIIITIIIE
IIIVEITIEIT Cl.
400 Coast Blvd.
Across from Post OUlce
Corona del Mar
HARBOR 4729
SEJIVJCES
H. H. HOLBROOK
Dependable Plumbing
A Prompt Repair Service
MalntaJned
Phone HArbor 4624 2801 Balboa Blvd. Newport Beach , .............. ,
Vlrglnla Hubbs
typlne. mlmeographlnar
1786 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa u 8·5519
PAINTING
Earl Sheflin
Z73 Palmer St.-Cc.ta Meu
Uberty 8·2928
4005-W, 10<l Acacia, CDM.
ROOM-for rent: Lg., pvt. entr. lr
bath. $45 mo. 1017 Cout Blvd ..
COM. HA 3591 M. -Fu RN. ROOM for rent by wk. or
mo. Obi. bed. In pvt. home.
605 Marguer itt>. CDM. HA
2465-M.
BALBOA ISLAND, furn. duplex ;
yrly. or winter r~ntal. 2-bedr.
upper and 1-bed.r. low~r.
HA 2927-W.
YEAR 'R.:::-:o="'u=N=D--=R-en_t_a..,..ls-:--=-1.-=-bedr--=--.•
sle-eps six. fenced yd .. gar., 124
35th St. Nept., $60; Also, 1·
bedr. apt., sl~ps 4. 160 mo.,
116~" 35th St., Npt. RA 1565 or
HA 1428.
CHOICE FURNISHED RENTAU;
Yearly-seasonal; day, week or
month
ISLAND REALTY CO.
498 Park, Balboa Island, HA 3'TT
CHEERFUL FURN. l ·bedr. ear ..
apt .• nr. lbopplnf center CDM:
1953 22' Boles House Trailer
Shower. tollet, sleeps 5, u~
3 months. $22SO, private party.
HA 1547, Costa Manor, Costa
Mesa.
FISHER UPRIGHT plano, $145.00.
Woodwortb Piano Store. 1318
Coast Blvd., CclM. HA 3382.
SPINET pianos from $295 up
many to choose from. New lr
used. Or will rent. Wurlltz~r.
Knabe, Fischer, Story lr Clark,
Lester, Hardman etc. Danz
Schmidt Ble Plano and Organ
Store 520 N. Main, Santa Ana.
Porter Heaps Is comlnar.
$395 BUYS a baby grand plano
used but not abuaed. Others
$485, 1535. S690 up. Knabe,
Chlckerln&. K I m b a 1 make,
Fl.teher, Story lr Clark. Rau
worth. E.tey and others. Danz-
Schmldt Bll Piano Store. ~
N. Main, Santa Ana. Port~
Heaps ls eomlnar.
patlo1 yrly. 609\i Marieold,
CDM. Avail. lmmed. RA 2919-.1. llEST ___ a_o_ID _______ _
UNFURNISHED 2·bdrm. garace. Inspect this beautlliel home for
stove and retrlg .. water paid, your Mothn In aunny C.M.
S65 mo. 753 W. 19th, Costa Good car~ and food, T.V. $125
Mesa. U 8-9088 or U 8-3340. a mo. and up. 1627 Tustin.
FURN. or unfurn. house, 2·bedr. u 8-l&tl. yearly lease prderred, ref~r-_..,...... __ ..,...... _______ ..._
ence. children a ll rlcht. •U7 LOST AJfD FOUifD
Heliotrope, CDM. before 10,
after S.
ATTRACTIVE UNFURN. 2-bdrm.
FOUND: Camera In COM arn.
Identify, HA 2266.
MARJNE ...... .
apt. convenJently I oca te d. ------------Adults only. 508~ Marleold, IIDDf _ _.:..•_E ________ _
COM. HA 1203-W.
llTVAT101fS WAJf'TED.
MATURE WOMAN wishes baby
sltUne and care of sick, In your
home. Day or nleht. Call after
5 p.m. or between 1 and 8 a .m.
HA 3192-M.
PRAcrJCAL NURSE or baby tit-
ter available. HA 1670.
CAliS I'Oa SALE
I953 PLYMOUTH Cranbrook, 4
door, low mlJeage-llke new-
od., tinted glaas, extru. One
owner. HA 1994-M.
1950 two-tone CadiJlac, v~ry
clean, low mileage, reasonable
price. Uberty: 8·Z769.
FOR SALE: Snowbird. $111 incl.
salls. HA 1252·M, call eves.
SPORTY 12' RUNABOUT with
steoerlne wheel altd 10 H. P.
Johnton, PX> or wUI separate.
Ll 8-3556.
FOR SALE: Outboard motors and
wood; elasa and aluminum
boats. $35 and up. Guaranteed
Outboard M o tor Repairing.
Mercury 0 u t b o a r d Motors.
Spies Outboard Shop, 2510 W.
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach,
U8-2512.
SAILBOAT, 16' Snipe, Mahoeany,
for aale. Good aalla. new tit·
Unp, halyards; boat scraped
and repainted thl.l year. HA
2:585-nt..
POUSH It WAX floors and win· piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
dowa. 1enl. m • I n t e n a n c e.
Homes and ottlcea. Reas. ratH.
free estimates. Jack Hl&don.
HA 762·M.
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
lJeH lid Oaatnctor
511 80th St., Newport BNdt
HArbor ~~-W Uberty 8-8632 ...... ,. ....
FOR RDT 8-MM lf·MM a5·MM
FAST COLOR nt.M SDVJCE
Model A.lrplane Suppne. ........ ,. ..
!few Location
1-182 Newport Blvd .• eo.ta lieu
Phone Llbtlty 1-'70C2
UFE IUYI-UFE IUYI-UFE IIYI
* * * '49 FORD Custom2·dr., lt&R. O'Drlve Black; white
walls; lowered, pipes. Really SHARP ···--·-············---·.$79C5
'46 FORD 4-dr ~ compl~e o'baul ----·-···-··-····-······-······---.$385
'47 CHEV. A~, very nice ·-·-···--·-···················-·-····· .. -····-··---
'49 STUDE. Champ., 4·dr., new tires, new paJnt com-
plete O'Ha uJ ···-·-·····-··-··-·-·-····-··-···-·-····.: ................ ___ .$S85
'!10 CHEV. \i T. Pkk-up, Rebuilt motor ····-----······-··--.fl'95
'49 FORD "6" \i T. Pick-up ··----·-······----·--·--····----~ Clii:V. Sty. Dlxe., 4-dr. w/w u,. ..... _ ................................ .-&
'!10 POJIM1AC s.d&nette, MR, llydro ····--·-··-···--··-···---..-c5
'51 mm& 4-dr .• new paint. wry clean ·-·---..-s
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f8081DAY. aft. & a•
Bargain Basket Market ,
Bay Pollution
Being Studied Opens in Costa Mesa
Barraln Buket Market No. I
Ia now ·open for buaineu ln
eo.ta Mesa'a new VIsta Center,
at 19th St. and Placentla Ave.
Ttle new auper market. 817 W.
19th St., Ia owned by Charles E.
Elliott and Norman C. Raina.
Alone with the openlnr of thla
new market. Mr. Elllon an·
n ounces the chanre of name of
hla Coast Super Market In Co·
rona del Mar to Barraln Basket
Market No. 2. And In Laguna,
Mr. Rains announces the change
of name of hll RaJns Market to
Bargain "a,.sket Market No. 1.
Ttle me.sa Bargain Basket
covera 12.000 square feet of noor
apace and 11 loc:ated neu the
836 new homes In Newl>Qrt·Bal·
boa Vlata subdlvl.tlon. Five auto·
maUc c u s tome r partlclpaUon
check standi are In operation .
A free parking Jot In front of the
market serve~ approximately 400
carL Ttle market Is a membH
of the Certllled Grocers of Call·
fornla, a non·proflt food dlstrl·
button system operated by mar-
kets In the state.
A service meat department Ia
featured, with all other depart-
ments being sell-service. They
Include delicatessen .• drurs. hud-
ware. ~r and wine. frozen
foods. produce and food sections.
The market Is open from 9 a.m.
until 9 p.m. seven days a week,
with 30 employees. Howud
Reese Is the manager.
The market butter box has 10
self ·closing doors for dairy pro·
d ucts. The market meat case ex-
tends tor 60 feet. The meat walk
In refrigerator will hold 40 aides
of beer. Refrigerator equipment
Is loc:ated outside the building
to eliminate noise.
A drur and variety store a nd
a S<'rvlce station are due to open
soon adjace~t to the Bargain
Basket.
MISCE11 U&OVS
DO YOU know that you can
trade your plano no ma tter
what make, ore or style--on
a beauUfuJ Hammond Organ
or anoth~ style plano. DaliZ·
SchmJdt. ~ N. Main, Santa
Ana.
CASH OR TRADE for your plano.
FULLEBTON MUSIC
110 North Spadra
~-===---. $5 PER month ~nts good prac·
tlce plano. All term rent
credited ll you buy later. Good
practice pianos. $89. $95, $135,
S168. Danz.Schmidt Blr Piano
Store. Santa Ana. 520 N. Main.
A C lassified Ad in The Ensign
brinqs immediate results! Call
H.,rbor 111 4.1115 and orove at
Ia the key
The best piece f• '/04IIt MOtt
prind ••lu.W.. it ;,. • S.fe Oepo.it .... ..,...,e tt-ey ..
tte coMpletely protected
..... flrt. tt-eft. •'"'....., .........
• JfOUCAJf C. UDfl
You may ~ a "gone flshln"
sign on the real Htate office of
Andy A:tdresen this week -at
least h~'s ahlnlnr up the ole
tlahlng rod. Bert Brurgerman,
his ass x:late, Is also t aking a
vacation from selling Harbor
propertlet; he's been up at Hoag
Hosplta.l letting the medics look
hlm over.
• • •
Gerald Ritchie won't admit to
playing rolf every day while on
his trip east. but he did knock
the ball around a few eastern
courses and even took In the
big tournament ln the mld·west
Jast month, besides which he
travelled 48,000 miles-after he
Oew tO Debolt tO pick Up a nt>W
car, that b--and saw most or
the h lrh spots worth S<'Cing be·
tween here and Pennsylvania.
as well as most of his and his
wUe's relatives. • • •
Hal Hauser was among the
missing last week, vacationing
In Oregon territory, while his pal
at Mariner's Realty, Horace
Mazet. ls running around get·
tlng shots for h ls projected Afrl ·
can Safari. • • •
Newport realtor Paul C. Jones
was up deer hunUnr In the area PUTTS CET CmL
around Bishop last week.
• • •
The Lloyd Howud Realty de·
partment 11 closlnr In favor of
Uoyd Howard. conltrUctlon. • • •
A daughter, 7 lbs .. 10 oz., was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Ira L. Pratt
of 2090 Federal Ave .. Costa Mesa.
In St. Joseph Hospital on Tues·
day. Sept. 21.
M~SCETCIU.
A daughter. 8 lbs .. U oz.. was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Marun of 328 E. Magnolia St.,
Costa Mesa. In St. Joseph Hos·
pltal on Thursday, Sept. 23.
New members of the Newport
Harbor Realty Board are Evelyn
Hayes, who wUJ be an active •
member of the Beaumont Co. In
Newport; Fred McDanJel, who la
an usoclate with Art Adair ln
Colta Mesa, and H. C. Shaw,
new associate wJth Roy Green·
leaf Jr. ln Newport.
• • of sodal note
Lots of people h ave duo per. as well as a few da)'JI In Aca·
aonaliUes. 110me are even two· pulco while In Mexico.
faced, but few can claim duo • • •
Back·to·achool bells fo~ the d t12enshlp while leu than a mum of the John Poole famJI,y
month old. But that's a fact from the Hawaiian Island&
about wee M a rt I n FrankJln • • •
Cooney, brand new 110n of Mr. Back to IIChool ntnc: Chrta
a nd Mrs. Bob Cooney <the tor· Carr spent the d"Y vt.aJ.tJn1 Pa·
mer Shirley Franklin), because mela Whitefield of Bay Shores
Alfted Bernard de Sousa. 32. of he wu born on Tuesday, Sept. 7 just before t.hf' younrst~ ,..
2532 Vllta Dr .• Bay 8horea. died (the day Ari'E.R Labor Day), ln turned to a'hool.
Sunday ln bla retddenee after a Buena. Au.. Ttle rranct.on of • • •
Jenlt)lly m.._. Be had lived In Mr. and Mrs. kllm Franklin ot A Jonr lettf'l' from Jean Younc
N..,ort linda lor four years. eo.ta II ... ls ~lbteftd both In In Ponce, PuMo Rico, 110undl
Rt wu bom tn BerlleJ~y. caur. Ara~nft.a and wttb tbe UnJ!M Wee ahe and the boys may be
and was a naval .,..tneer. Statft Em~ and ~n be jUit a m ite ttome.tdc fOf Cali·
He Ia aum'W'fd bJ hla wile, "duo" unW he's 21. forn-l.a. FOf u.. put atx montht
Mn. Patrlda de 1ou1a of tbe • • • Du.rwood Youfta tau *"' man·
home a..,_: one dauchter, Patp Hall, one tJme Balao& -.tna the Club DepcwtJvo <PMrto
Kathleen. aac1 a 10ft. Patrld&. ol Jaland *-~tor and dauth· ltkan wnlon of the lay Club)
the 1a-. acNa-·; a bntbtr. tw ol lin. ~ adl·Rall but they are rtlltnb\1 Dl'llt
VIIK'!IIII de ...._ ol Hemoa ol Corona del Mar, .... ..... ....U.. A-. the ilarWMI
....._ and a lllttr, lin. J:Uu. eouda ol dae .__ ......... atin1 wbo belpecl u. kMp tnck ol tiM
beda ~ o1 San DMto· I~ DQ Ia Maloo Younp waa aallli' ftallUJ!e ol
,.. ... 1UMn1 ••-.ae.'"" City wltla ... ._ .......... Clwlel 114 J ...... Aw .. ~ cW
1Mid at ... lalla IIGituuJ, Co-~ Jr. 'I'M _,.._ Wbo no* Mar, who wu down In that arM ,.. ... .... a ,._ w. .. .. 1n ........... 11. 1 .. *'" ...._, a ~ o1 ftlll a. UM 1-... tripe few eutna~ and Tut'O ............... wa-..
urddy ~('" wrt firf'men removed
tht> mattrt• and extinguished
lhf' bldlt'
Wally Milford Trio
Ja:mbone of FUll & Dcmc:ill9
Ralph's
Car twautlfylng S<-rvkf'
W a h1ng • Polt,hm~
• StmomLtnjZ -!f •pee .... ..,_,. ...
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•"' ,o .. " G e,oge--e• ,
c ~n ... 8"' .._., , .. " ~c-o• .; BALBOA •
SfX'Cial Club
Supper
175 to 2.65
F'c-aturlng
PrtmP Rth
:>to P.M
CllAALOTTE auao. AIM~
Invite tbeir old trlendll
and aJl Harbor area newcomers to become
a<-qualntt"d with the complete beauty SffV·
tt't'S otfn('d by
l THE Lllllll GLASS
3M Poi.D.Mttia A.._ ColoDa del Mar. at Coast a1~
NIL DIIE -DOl HUDDUSTII
INSURANCE BROKERS
IIIOIICI
the open,r.g of the.r ofhces as
GENERAL. INDUSTRIAL and
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
CONSULTANTS
offenng survey and coverage by expenenced
men m the held of msurance w1th excellent
lae1htles and serv1ces avcnlable
1921 HARBOR BLVD.
Llbrty 8-5504
Doria Talbott'•
.Mwic 9JO/X
• ucoa1 1a... •r• • one ..... ....£ ....... - -
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,APORT ::~.~.
CORONA P£i MAJ.' ,,.f,/O.'IUHl'l
SP£101!1
T .... ,, .. 8:30 ,..... eDOOD rrr
J ...... , ftr ... "Everything comes to thost'
~ w ho walt," someone said. I'll TREASUI£ DAYS buy that. Lu i Thmday wu
a day. After all these years
Q1111 COIITEST ""'"' •o• m""'" a , .... ""h --.:.-----------1 n' blood. California marlin. J'm * Jlf9 W SBOW'I,JfG • bound. by common d('('ency, to
ROCKY IARCIAIIO toll the <tO'Y ro, tho;e who hnc
sutrere-d with me through all
these marlin-less seasons. ll was YL fun, at that, writing about the
EmRD CHARLES """ tho< got away" '"""""· I fl"t'l a llule like a bachelor of
b_....,.,elgbt c:bcllapioD&bip
llgbt p lctur..
ALSO
"THE BUCI SHIELD
OF ~ALWORTH"
in Clnemascope
w ith Tony Curtis, J anet Leigh
Plus
"Dan AI Socorro"
Piper Laurie e Rory Calhoun
STARTS SONDAT
Jtl DDIE MAT. 10:15 A.M.
SAT. OCT. a
"SUPERMAN aid
THE MOLE MEII" ·
lltE
BEST YEARS
OF OUR
LIVES
ALSO
"The Jna11se
llaccar"
Wed. Thru Sat.. Od. ti tot
Mickey Rooney and
Dianne Focter
-l n-"'rht I Cr ... lll ......
20 years expt>ri('ll('t' who sud·
denly finds hlmsl'lt m a rried.
Mixed emollons. I gul.'SS. An)'·
how-here's the tale.
e PAJrTT OF TWO
boss Is a fe-llow named Dee
Cook. H(''S a fisherman. When-
e\·er I need a nt..,.,' supply of vita·
m lns I stop in. While Dee's put·
ling my jug of Old Comforter in
thl' bag, we talk about marlin.
High on the back Is o ur insplra-
NOW THRO TUES.
Jade Webb
"DRAIIIET"
Mesa ··
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THIS COUPON ·
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iMUMIDA'I', IUT ......
Explains Reasons
For CDM Hwy~ Widening LIIIII11,U.
Diplomate, Amertcan Board of OphthaJmoloiY
Announces The Opening
of Offices
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11oa11r eo-
41 9 North Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach
PRAcrtCE LIMITED
TO THE EYE
ORGAN CONCERT
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PORTER
HEAPS
Tou will DOt -.ly be •t•r·
tcdDIId but calM tb.d11ed.
MONDAY OCT. 4th
IT 8:15 P.l.
At Tbe
s.ta Au HIP Well lllllilwi•
600 WEST WALNUT, SANTA ANA
· · the opening of our new
GIRL SCOUT DEPARTMENT
IROWNtE
SCOUT
"IFFIOIIL"
IIIL IOIUT ITIIE
ltel• hul lrll •• .... Ill ---•
All Lealllrs H~ Scelll
Arel~tlllll II Hll11 Us
CELEBRATE
01r lllw
GIRL SCOUT
DEPARTMENT
Saturday. Od. 2
·lo•u.
A FREE GIFT
hr
EACH GIRL
IIIWIIEI
IITEIIEIIITE
IEIIII IIIITI
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f} ~lAW;
Quul.
JUST
8000 FOOD
Follow tbia Ea.igD
Feature b._.
Placee eo Eat.
TWI
CIIIISTIIn IUT
FOOD & GJIOG-OPEJf TED .. OUJf'D
325 EDGEWATD e ~a111
S8UTII SEAS CAFE
..... lood ••• codrta1l bar ••• a.. ...... aJPtly ••• abo
daad119 to t.be musl.c of t.be O.eeadoe. Decca JeCIOI'd1D9
artt.t8. Easy to v-t to floaa lfewpol't ..... ANa dal••
ap ...,_ IJYd.. tuna rl9lat eeto JUPway 101. tMa bani ~t oa FIODtage Jload a qaartll .. a .0. eana.-oa. 101'19 u. s. JIWT. 101 Deal AlfAJIEDI &EtstOJIE $-&244
FOUITIII
When 900d frleDcb .... t to eat Ia c:an.a del Mar. SerftD9
breakf.t. lwada. d.laaer. DeUdou ~~loaD·
tata ..nice. KIKDELL'S PATIO. 1217 COAST 81.YD. COaolfA DEL llAJI
VILLA IIYIII
FecrturiDcJ fllle NCifood. st..U. ...... .U.. dlk..._ dlaclr.
t.be VWa Kariaa 1a ... of Or-.. Coaatr"• a-t ndlna·
raat8. aa.qu.t IOCIID seats up to .a. Lociatled at t.be brid9e
to aaJboa lslaad. UDder MIDO ......aalp -t.be Cbqae la
F1allerto&
Vaa's Bowliag
•ow #011111110 WIW I &a UAGGD .... ·=· ..... FREE INSTRUCTION * AUTOIIIA'i'1C ftiiS~ * -n.. Oa.ly Aaeo.atlc Jlecla'-Ja Tbe West""
CAFE & .OWUIIQ..-M ..._,.DAD
F OR RESERVATIONS * l'JN SUPt.a.IO& AVE. Lla.EJITT 1-JaZ COSTA IIDA
*BALBOA* •
Now open Every Day
RIDES & GAMES I , ..... ,..., ...
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Kappa Founder's. Day Banquet
Will Be Held on October I 3
The Founder'• Day Banquet .on wu a tea ctven by the
will be held at 7 p.m . Wednes· Board ot Dtredon Sept. 16 at the
day, Oct. 13, by the Kappa horne ol MnL RJcbard Stewart.
Kappa Gamma Alumnae ANn. 393 Del Mar· St.. Costa Mesa.
of Southern Oranee County at Mrs. Waltft' G. Hatch, president,
Irvine Coast Country Club: Res· was In charae of the meetlne. It
ervatlons are being accepted by was voted that the philanthropic
Mrs. A. S. Handy of Orange. work of Kappa for the coming
The first meeting of the sea-1 year should be to raise money
to provide campershlps for the
A th t G• I Ora nee County Crippled Chll-~ u or 0 IVe dren's Society. Mrs. R. s. Tulln
reported on her experiences a t First Lecture the national convention at Jas-
1 per Park. Albena. Canada I
A ff'W tickets are left for the Local memben pr~nt at the>
tea were Mrs. Louise Gallagher ~fary Greer Scarborough lectures t Balbo .. M--J B B
h t Ill be I 10 o a; _.,. ames . uman t a w g n a t a.m. tomor· J d M Ro .. -Bl km f I r. an rs. ....,rt ac ar o row (friday•. under the sponsor· B 1 b 1 1 d · M R be ship of the South Coast Alumnae a 0 a 11 an · • rs o n
of PI Beta Phi Sorority at Irvine Lenker. Mrs. Dick Drake>. ~frs
Coast Country Cluh. R. P. Morrill. Miss Ruth R ~1ax-
Mrs. Srarborough ot Balboa well, M lss Mattie B. Lacy and
and Los Angelc>s will lnlrr>duce Mrs. Ja mes B. Stoddard of Co·
~targurrite GilbrNh :.icCarthy rona del Mar; ~trs. \\'alter G.
Ha tch and M rs. Rk hard Stewart a'l hPr first let'ture guesL Miss
)lcCarthy is author of "The of Costa Mesa.
Cook Is In the> P:trlur'· and "T he ~ext rf'gular meettng nf the
association will bt> hc>ld Thurs. ! Quf'f'n Is in the Kitchen."
I
Tht' ll"('ture series will also
Include mur nlng mPet ings on
;.inv 5. Jan. H and March 11
Tht> 'letit>S is a spee1al evc>nt In
h••nm of the> .tlumnae gwup·s
tPnt h anmvt>rsary anc1 procPed'>
arC' h<>lng u!W'd to provide two
,ltrac1uatt' nursing scholarships In
Orange County.
day. Nov. I. a t the h•Jmt> ,,, ~1rs
Dick Orak<> . ..J28 Rl\era T<'rrace.
Corona Hlghlacds.
Men Needed
In Film Roles
A--. tlae ---.mc.n c:aadidat. a a d • r 9 o ia9 abl
-b of ..... tnlt.a'-9 aa
........... of tlae ...._ Lead·
en C1au at t.be Jlartae Corpa
5claools la o--tSc:e. Va... 1a
-~ c. ll1raaa. (abne).
11011 of lb. ...s l(n. WWiaa
a. ~ of Ml Via GeDoa.
Lido 1ale. .. 1a a cpaduat. of
Alltmehra lllgla 5cbool aad at·
teDdiD9 Sta:afant Uai....Uty.
1(-.beft of Uu. clau will be
ell9'f.ble I« MJectioa -..-ill u.a.._u ta t.be Kartae
Corp& ... ,_ upoa l)nld--
tioa lroaa coU..,...
MOVE FBOM B.A.aaOB ISLAJfD
The A dna n \\' 1 I "n n s h;n e
m .. , t>d back to GIPnddlf' alter
-.umml"nng un Harbl•r Island
Ad ct It Inn a I m<'n arf' "-ttll RA.JtaO&JTE MOV£.5
nt't"ded fnr part'> m ''ThE' ~obit>
Exp<>nmE'nt " wltl"'·"<'r('("n c-o,for
mutwn pkturE' nm\ tn pr.ll!uc-
tlon tn Or.tng~> County h> Pro
rlucer Tom Gr.t~>ff (o f 11 2 Gtllrll'n·
rud A\~ Comna dt>l ~t.u
~I<J'-t of the -...t"nh ur.-lw1n~
ma•1e nn "'~k f'n<b anti •lUring
~lr-. Lots Berg has mo\ed
from 611, Orch id Ave. Corona
dE'l ~tar, to 517 Carnation Ave.
I 2 FREE TICKETS to the Balboa
Theatre for ROBERT SCurr.
-104 Serra Dr . at the> Enstgn
ufflt•t>, COM.
Bach~ nevft' .aulcfM;
It'• married men tha t _, decide.
It mu.t be the women drive
them mad,
Elw why do they find life .so
s.ad and bad!
Read Enatcn Want Ads.
RAG.~'S
Your f'U11617 a.ta\lftllt
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ill u near u
YOUR PHONE
Call HA 1.246
NO SERVICE CHARGE
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SPAJnlll DDIWEIIS e ALL YOU CAll EAT
(EVEn TBO&SDAY. 5 P.M. TO 10 P.M.)
Rides.10c
BOLD TOO CJIJLD"S 8DITBDAY PAaTY AT
KIDDIELAND ~.,.HOUSE
NO CHAA&E -~Al 'AitTY RATES
* 14 lilt r•• 11r $1.111 * All Ptecaau-. -r·aallrit ... --8Sia:atll.tltft .. 0.11 2 -IIIP,rao411t-.c..r ...... aoctllllt
('\l'nmg;, bfo(>au~ m,,.,, nf the> ~~~~~~~~~~ f~gnn~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=, ra-.t ha\(' r~>gul~.r )1Jb., flurtng ~STOP AT
thP days. Th<' plot roncPrn.s a t
I young marrll'd couple and their The Arches mother · in · law problems Por-
traymg the grouchy. nagging
mother In -law 111 Ml5s Manon
1 DeForest. supervisor wfth the
Santa Ana office> ot the CaiiJor·,
nia Department ol Employment.
A lfEW TEACIIEa at Koj4mt
bt9b sc1aoo1 1s Gorctoe u ..... a.
lyn. formuly of CoroDa dal
...... Gowdoa --talria9 CJ111d·
ucni ~ wlaile Uria9 bt tlae
Jlarboc ana w1tla lail coa.s1aL
llr . ...s lin. ...... h.Uea. ..
abo -llad la tlae Coi'ODCI del
Mar Po.t Office aDd at Whit·
maa•s s.r.ice Statio&.
.. o.oowr OCT. 15
St. Margaret·s Guild of St.
James Episcopal Church will I
hold a "Ho..Oown" at the Pansh
House on Friday. Oct. 15. A chill
bean supper will be ~rved. and
tbt're will be square dancing
DAUGIITEII roa DIPPEU.S I
A daughter. Vlrglnla LouiSE'.
w as born to Mr and Mrs. Cut·
ler Olppell of 125 Ruby Ave ..
Balboa Island, II\ Hoag Me·
morlal Hospital on Sunday. Sept.,
19.
2 FREE 'nCKETS to the Balboa I
Tht!atre for J ESSIE SCOOLER.
SO. Dahlia. CDM. at the En·
sign office COM.
For lotterfta ... anwtlasa-ul
THE ~N. HA-1114
.., .. ftresift
superlative food,
cocktails ... service
.. old ..... ct.nn.
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EOW. REESE, 3U ~1arguc>rlte.
CD~-2 trM? tickets to the
Balboa Tht'atre for you at the
Ens ign offiC..-e, CDM
"'Your Host to the
Co&st Since 1926''
FJWE FOODS
COCKTAILS
COAST HIGHWAY AT
THE Al CHES
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LJborly a.JS31 ~
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Party A~
West 5th Street at Radio Towers*
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ewport Harbor Bank
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a clistittdive new low-awl clteding service
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HOME $25,000 Permit for New
LOANS (oast Hwy .. Restaurant
A $25,000 permit tor a restau· of Western Orange County,
rant at 3945 W. Coast Hwy., $18.000: a dwelling tor El don
Newport Beach , near the en· Urtehel In Corona Highland s,
tra nce to Balboa Coves, has been $18,000; and a dwelling tor
Issued by the Newport Building lnera m ·Colllns on Lido Isle,
Department to H. L. Howard of $18,000.
305 Via Lido Soud. Udo Isle. Following permits were Is·
Other permits Issued during sued.
the past week Included an office • JrEWIOIIT
building tor the Credit Bureau
At Orange County's
L .. dinCJ Home Lendin.g
lnditutio11
QUICK
24 HOUR SERVICE
LOW
LOW "REDUC IN-"
INTEREST lit A TES
EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
JAMES D. RAY
Badia, Colitrador
500 Coest lt¥cl., Cotofte clel Mer
HArbot 476l
ltesicle~tc;e: HArboo 4196
LOAIS FDR HOlES
FRIElfDL Y
6~ H-YEAR LOAN
Construction Locma
6~ !C.. YEAB LOAN SYMPATHETIC SERVICE
aa BOB BATI'I..D
WE I UY T-UST DEEOS
ON WELL lOCATED HOMES
Poirl• lortcac• C..
1U6 c-t Blvd.. CDM
Pta. RA S818-IU U IU
(Metro U fe ln1uranee P'uad8l
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
. 222 O c:een Avenue
LAGUNA BEACH
PhoM HY 4-1177
Floor Co.-ertllp-r-=='1.,.
A.IJllhalt nJe -Rubber nJe
FormJca -UDoleum nJ.
CARLTOIS' ~~~~· a.. ...
Le Fevre Drilling Co ..
Established 25 Years
Cesspool Service
* Tra cinq -Skip Work
Sewer Connections
PHONE LIBERTY 8-2334
2281 NEWPORT BLVD.
*
COSTA MESA
MODERN DRAPERY SPECIAUSTS! ~)
ALL THE NEWEST •-stmF AST .. F ABRJcs(
Custom COLOIIED 08 NATVL\1.
BAMBOO VEWEnAJI
DRAPERIES BL.IJn)S
Wl.Ddow ~ -T1u..,M
TrudeL Jtylodt ScNeu
SOUTH COAST
VEIETIAI BIIID co. I
JDI wa••a. ...._
H. L. Howard. rt"staurant at
3945 W. Coast Hwy .• $25.000;
D. M. Hummel, 7-room. 1-Jtory
oUice building-for Credit Bureau.
204 Riverside. $18,000: Paul But-
ler. storage room at 2612 New-
port Blvd.. $500: John Prince.
add bedroom, remodel garage at
1417 W. Balboa Blvd .. $1.200; H.
W. StanCleld. concrete s lab at
124 25th St .. $135.
e NEWPOIIT BEICBTS
STATESmE KAJUXE-Due to
arrift lD SaD Fnmdsco thla
... k waa MariDe M/S9t-Jam•
L. o.a..y, cmo.e. Juaabcmd of
N n. Jam• L DeDD.., of 439
BeUotnpe Aft.. CorOlla del
Mar. Before l*"iDcJ tbe Far
Eaat oo Sept. I he eoaapleted •
tour of duty with the l'lnt
N ariDe A1raa:ft WlD9. l'ollow·
lD9 • 30-clay ......_ of Clbeeaee,
he wW report to tbe MarlM
Air Beeftye TralDlD9 De4acb·
meat. Ncrnal AU Statioa. Oak·
laDd.
Roy E. Lewis. fence and al-11 1 teratlons at 431 EIModena.$500; YWCA A -Nations Festiva R. F. DeW~e. 7-room. 1-s tory.
1-unlt dwelling at 501 Rlversidt", In Santa Ana Fr·l. and Sat. $13,950; Rob<'rt Oliphant. 2-car
garage at 531 San Bernardino.
$600. I People In costumes of all na· Dinnt"rs will be se:ved when
• CLIFF IIAVEN tions will mingle with thE.' the festh·aJ opt>ns and !'\ Jl m ..
E. W. McGaftt"y, 6 · room. crowds at th t" sixth annual and visitors may dine thrt>UJ!h·
1 story, 1-unit dwelling at 1101 YWCA All Na tions Festh·al out the f'Venlng at the villages.
Cliff Dr .. $11 .921. being held at the Santa Ana \" Complt.>tt" dlnnNs will be served
• BAT SHORES on North Broadway this Friday at the German. Mexican and
Mrs. Edna Pagel. ronvert ga-and Saturday. It will be an In· Italian villages.
rage to servan t's quarters and tt>rnational carnival of music. Among nationality gr<>.J ps to
utility room. SJ.SOO. song, food. dance and art works be rt"presented will be Austra-
• BALBOA ISLAKD of a do7.en nations. I lin h. Austrian. Amt>rlcan Indian.
Lavt>rne Norton. enclose patio I There will he rontinuous dane-Ch£'Chos lovakian. Hawaiian. Ger ·
at 304'~ Marine. $400. tng. lllnging and t.>ntNtainm~.>r t man. Dutch, Italian. JsraPI. l..e·
• BALBOA throughout thP two t'V<"nlng" In banese. Mexican. ScandJnavian.
Ray Mllll.'tt Jr • 6 room . 1-story., the various foreign villl'lges and Polish and Swiss.
1-unit dwelling at 1!»0 O<'can In thP auditorium. I ;iWiWiwwiiiii;~------· Blvd .. $11 000; Frank Orandolfo. ~
rt"modt>lllng at. 511 E Ba lboa I MOTHt:BSIJfCERS MEET
Blvd., S:lOO: WtJiiam Haun. al 1
tNatlons a t 100 E. Bay Ave .1 ~t'etings began last \\N'k for
h ,,. h , \\' • I $200: Jim Pearcl'. re-roofing :u t P •• ,ot Prstng«>rs o m E' n s
307 E Bay. $r.2; Katherine ~lc· Chorus sponsort'd by Or.ang(' I K<"nna. roncrNe foundation at ~oast Coll('ge and PTA Re~stra I
ll2f E. Balboa Blvd .. S800; Ed's tJon Is still open, a<'cordtng to l
lV, sign at 111 Palm. $100; Dtre<:tor Mary B<lttPn Stt>ffl'nsen.
VioiN Harting. enc-lose porch at Tht> nPxt meeting will bt> hPid
2120. ~an. Blvd .. $450. I from 9 to II a .m. Tut'sday at e UDO ISLE St. Andrt"ws Presbyterian Church
Ingram and CoUin.s. &.room. 1· across from Newport Harbor
story. 1-unit dwelling at 1~ VIa Rlgh School.
lthl'C'll, $18.000. ------
Walter Killian. tenet" at 714 lEAN SHARPE. 710 lris-2 frf't' I
Gold<"nrod. $300: Tom Avery. i!O · tk kt>ts to the Balboa Tht>atre
0 d $2 000 M for you at the Ensign oUicf', r,lgt> at 520 rchl . · . : • rs.
F. \\" TI11as. alterations at 332 CDM.
IE SA
UPHOLSTEIIII
HARDWARE
HOUSEW AR.£5
y CMW ONE-STOP Store
STROOT'S
Pay o ..... no.e am. a we
We A.re Uappy &o SerYe Yo•
WE OI~'E CROWN 8TAIIPS.
1802 Newport Blvd.
~ I·SGI Coda Mesa
llnzel. $1 00: Wallace Kerr. 4·
room. 2-stury. 1-unlt dwelling
added at ~'" Orchid. $6.230.
e CORONA RJCBLAKDS
LECAL KOTICE
No. A-2458>
NOTICE TO CREDITORS ~~===========: ESTATE of MARY E. BAR-Eldon Ursc·hcl. 6-ruom. 1-story.
l ·unit dwelltng at ;)-14 DeAnta, RINGER dt"Ct"a!u>d.
$18,000; Gene Norvell, add to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
JrvtnS{ room at 421 Seaward. the crt"dltors of and all persons
St.2::;o 1 having claims against thE.' said
e SHOBE CLIFFS dt"<'edent or said estate to file
Ruc;s BtXJr£')'. add bedroom at th('m with lht> n£'Cessary vouch ·
332 E\ ent ng Canyon. $3.600 Prs In the offict> of the Clerk of 1
the Sup<'rior Court or the County
2 FREE T ICKETS to the Balboa • of Orange, Stnte of California, I
Theatre for EDW Bt.:CKO. 721 or to present the same. with the
Poinst>ltJa. COM. at the Ensign n('C't'SSary vourht"rs. to tht.> un-
offlce CD~I. I dt>rslgned a t his or her place of
busint"ss. to-wit:
LECAJ.. NOnCE I '< A. K. Phelps. 507 Coast
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP 1 Bl vd~ Corona del Mar. Callt.
FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME within si..x months after tht" first
1 WE. 11iE UNDERSIGNED. do publication of this notice. Dated September 7, 1954. hereby certlry that we a re part·
I
n<>rs conducting a retail grocery
store and supermarket. at 601
Coast Highway. Corona del .Mar.
Orange County, State of Call·
MARJE GONELLA
Administratrix of the
Estate of said decedent.
Publish : Sepl 16. 23, 30, Oct. 7.
Our New Address:
2200 Newport Blvd ..
Costa Mesa
Harbor Transfer
& Storage
z ..... cmd•Sua.
Llbaty 1·7311 I.Aerty 1·1511
LEAVE aa.oa IILAJfD
It's from the ocea n to the
dHert tor the G. H. Sattlers. who
have mov~ from 117 Sapph lre
Ave., Balboa la.land. to Yucca
Valley.
....-DEBT-....
COLLECTIONS
Accoaatl. ....... ~ .. _,
ldlld of ~ debts -a:; w-. Ia
AIDeriC'CI. ..,.. ~·
..._ .. We ~ cdl -.u.
CRPJ)IT ••r•u oC ........ Oa .. C:O..ty
IIMaa...adeAft..IOhlr-
Ubertyl-'11~11...-t.._.
\ e••·············•eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee••
. WHA ... 's ~
• lNG~
• T. M. Hamlwook, your Telephone Mln~aer in Newport Belch • • e • •e••e•••••eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee•
A .radio IIOWered by sunlight
For centuries man has
dreamed . o f 1ettin1
power from the sun.
Perhape you, t.oo, have
wondered about it.
Well, now it's ha p-
pened. Bell Telephone
LaboratoriM has in-
vented a aolar battery
that directly and edi-
cieotJy tunu IW\.ligbt
into useful amounta ol
electricity. It's made
from an incredieat f/1
common aand. Even
at birth, it _...,p1._
enouab power to ruft a
small radio aet (~t)
or se11d voices o ver
I . .
t.dephcme wires. M urh dew'c•p!'Nmt remaiM to be done. But the
Bell Solar Battery, ,. .:d with transistors, offers rreat opportuni-
ties (or improvemcn and r,~"MM:D.iea in telephone service. Re-
search like this belpt. us l'r•ll • better telephone service to mor~>
people at tbe loweet pouiblt· ca.t. Paci.8e TeJepboDe workll
to make yoar teJe phoae a nictrer value every day.
Free booklet for
your personal
telephone numbers
Here's your h.'lndy guide to
the local and out-of-town tele-
phone numbt"rs you cnll most
often. By l.istin1 numbers you
caU frequently in thi• booklet.
you '11 be a bJe to find them
~Y and euily. And when
you live the operatOr the n um·
ber you want, out-of-town caJls
10 through twice as rut. For a
free copy, just call, write, or
drop in a t our businea8 offl<'f>
Senioe F• Y11r Llul 11•11••• ..... ElJIItl•
Edward F. Penewcll.
302 Thirty-Second Street,
Newport Beech. switch-
boord installer. is shown
working on the new in
stalletion of a switch-
board to handle your
calls to the Business Of-
fice to place orders or
conduct o ther business.
The constal"'t increase il"'
the !"'umber of teleph_on,.s
installed in the harbo·
area has caused e cor
responding increase in
calls to ftle Business Of.
fice. thereby molting this
addition necessary. The
new switchboard will not
only improve the service
to the Business Office,
but will tend to personalize the service since your calls in the future
will be answered by the switchboard operator who will d etermine
which Service Representative handles your account end, whenever
possible, conned you with the same representative each time you
call.
3420 VIa Ll4o HA 6321 LJdo l.laopplD9 C.t.
fornla. under the tlrm name a nd
style of "BARGAIN BASKET
MARKETS, NO. 2"; that the
names In full a nd the place of
residence of a ll the members of
Electricity serves you ••• wherever you go I
WELCH'S
CDISTAL
COICIETE Cl.
Liberty 1·5122
IS~~ Wa,
COSTA I08A &.IJ•-~rly J-1115 -Oraace 1111
BUILDIRG BLOC,KS
PUMI·BLOil Co. ... ~~. ........
lauch partnership are &5 follows:
Charles G. Elllott. 1314 South
Garnsey Street. S.n ta Ana, Call·
rornla.
Ruth G. Elliott, 1314 South
GamiM!y Street. S.nta Ana. Call-
forllla.
WITNESS our hancb this lOth
day of AuJ. 1854.
Cbarl• G. E.l.Hott
Ruth G. Elliott
STATE OP CAUPOMlA. >
)
County of Orance >
On thl.a lOth day of Au.c. 19M •
before me. the undenlped. a
Notary PubJic ln a nd for aald
County and State, penonalJy ap-
puftd CH.uLES G. ELUOTI'
and Rt.rnl G. El.UOTI'. known
to me to be the J*'IOM whoet
.,.... ... .....,.... to tbe
-.~aiiiW .. ~••Ma. ................ ~,--·n ~ ... ........,.. ~ ~ tbat ... -.eutld .....
Costa Mesi......., Co.
LUMID -IUILDIIfO MA1Dl•u
,........ Lll .... -'
......
Wti'IUII Ill)' bud and of • ........
IIAIO•_., ._ I.Alt'WDT
~ ............ ..
... c ? .... ..... lOUTH II. CA LifO IIIlA
\' ou'd 6ld ft·hard to list .tl the ways electridty senw
you m~ borne-end even harder to list the
..WC. )'OU pt crwoy from ....._
Let'• tab. for instaoce, where you work. It b safe
to eey &Mt elecltridty briDp )I'OU U&ht foe ........_
air~ for camfott, and powel' Eoc nwh'ne~
whk:b help you do your work men easily.
Today there IID't a store, o&oe «factory whJc:h
c~oem·t have at Je.st loOUH" c:i tbele eJectdcil aJda.
They're aa important part •.£ vow eJedrie temce-
llelpag to mab your Mvu"' better • .,_, day.
IDIION co PANY
•
•• 8 ••••
(Continued from Pap 8)
for what seemed an et«nlty. I
rndl~ the gaff. Slowly Dee
took In the leader. He waa on
top. Now! I gave him the gaff.
Salt got In my eyes. In a mo-
ment the tall rope was on. It
was almost too good to be true.
I had a marlin!
eTOASTTO A WADJOR
For a while we just sat there.
Then Dee said, "Doc, I think
. we've earned a drink." I was
tired. Dee seemed calm as Ice.
He dropped a glass. "Huh. still
have the gloves on," he
rrumbled. He didn't remember
·throwing the bottle cap In my
drink Instead of In the waste·
basket. But we drank a toast.
Two In a day! Lady Luck had
really smiled. e DON'T COUNT YOUR CBICD
A minute late I got a chill. M
I looked over the stern there was
no fish In sight. No marlin, that
ls. But 10 feet way I saw a long
gray shape. A shark! I had hor·
rlble visions of a mutilated mar·
lin. Was I to lose my prize now?
We were both In a cold sweat as
we tugged at tht> tall and the
gaff ropes. We got his head out
of watN, but the tall wouldn't
come. SfJmehow, the cable on the
tall rop<' had foult:'d something
und('r the boat. Th£> shark came
clos<>r. I saw his little pig-like I
<'ye-. and his saw-likP tl'Cth. Dee
ran to t h<' whl't'l a nrl "'art Pd the I
starboard motor. Th<' Flu· Dee
lu ngt'rl ahenrl. "I can't '<lPN it." I
he· yt'll<'d. "The rudd e r · s
jammP<I" e SJ[Jlf DIVER
We s topped. At least the shark
was gone. But we couldn't tree
the cable. I looked a t Dee. then
at the water. "Well," I said,
,."there's only one thing to do.
I'm going to get that murlln
aboard.'or else." As I peeled off
my duds, Dec looked worried.
"Sure you're In good shape;
heart's all right!" "Dun no· about
the good shape," I answered,
"but here we go anyhow." I
never did claim to be an athlete.
Alter 15 minutes over the side
I knew I was anything but. But
aomehow, mostly by a sense of
touch. I unwound the cable from
the propellor. It was a wonderful
feeling when Dee pulled my tlsh
away from the rudder. esuxDOWW
We relaxed again. Then we
put No. 2 aboard. His big tall
stuck over the side. It look~
wonderful against the last glow
of the sunset.
Dee had his marlin nag up
on the port outrigger. I fumbl~
In my ta<'kle bag for mine. I'd
carr!~ It around all these yean,
waiting for the day. Thls was
lt. It wa.s a monstrous nag. Walt
Balderston gave It to me. It was
one of the original Tuna Club
flags. It was fully eight feet
long. The Flo-Dee must have
looked beautllul In that golden
light. with the white Ca n·tall
astern and the two blue flags
whipping. We'd feel mighty
proud as we cruised past the
boats In San Diego harbor.
eFDfAL 8LOW
It was late, but we fleured
we'd make the Marlin Club just
before dark. Only 15 mlnutes
more. It was eettlng bard to see
ahead. ''Crash!" The shock near-
ly threw me to the deck. The
moton raced as Dee pulled the
levers back. "We s ure hit aome-
thlng aolld that time," he said.
When he ran up the starboard
enelne: there was a heavy vi-
bration. "That'a lt.'' said Dee.
"We'll be a Jot longer eettlnc In
with one crippled proR."
eALL'I wa.z.
We finally made.lt. There wu
still quite a crowd around the
Marlin Club. The cannon boomed
twice and the fluhes lit up the
nleht aroun4 ua. There were a
Jot of hand shakes, and flub·
light bulbe popplnc. My bead
wu aplnninl a little. I wu dol
tired. But, few once, I wu COD·
tent.
There was just one dlaappolnt·
ment. I'd looked forward to 117·
1n1 that bll marlin naa aU
th ... yean. WbeD my tum bad
flnall7 CCI!Ini, It wu too dull
few anyone to ... lt. ADd I
thoucht, u -.. put the no-Dee
to Mel at her lllp at the laD
Dtep Yacht Club, JnQ'be I IDAdl
a mJ8taU. WMD the • ..-....
c:oaMe. 1 knoW ..._. rn ..._
Yte.b. ru be In the ._..,_.
mow1nl tM. Juqle tbat Ma
pown taller aU IIUIIUMr, wldJe
l'w ...... ftllllq. fte old ...,
....,. aot to -IQ .......... no pod. ,_ Mn oe. I .-... .... ., ........... .. ..................
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TIE lEW
o. 3
Newest and Most Modern Food Market in Orange County I
I
* *· ........ ......
lllW.IIIhSL
Ia:• Will
c..r
8llW.I.IL
I I
Pl-'11
COSTA
IESI
*
I COSTA
IESI
*
Grand Opening Thursday, Sept. 30th
* BUILDERS *
TUUIWEII 11a. (IIJ I Pall)
• *' GENERAL CONTRACTOR
L L ErCILF CIIPlO *
2410 Newport Bl-vcL HA 1185 Newport Beach 853 N. Gla..elL OR 1910
•
* DESIGNING ENGINEER
E. ZEPELII -SPIIIIIE *
1133 S. Coast Bl-vd.. HY 4-5763 ' Laguna Beach •
Tile followiq ciwic-mill4ell finns are ,,. ... of lllew ,art i1 1M llewelo,...•t •II ~plelio• of tllis '"ject.
nis allw•lillllllt is ..... lllllillle tllroup tlleir courtesy 1111 cooperatioa
• CASH REGISTERS •
NAT'L. CASH REGISTER CO.-W. C. SHARP, HARBOR REP.
315 W. 17th St., Kl 2-6737 Santa A na
• REIIY··IED CIICRETE
BAY READY MIX. rNC.
711 W. 17th St., U 8-2283
• ELECTIIC IISTIIIIniiS
NEWMAN ELECTRIC & MASON CO.
2121 Harbor Blvd., U 8-6731
• FilE I FII11IE .. UIIE
•
Costa Mesa
•
Costa Mesa
•
ORANGE COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY
1400 N. Main St., Ja 3-9251
• IIPIILT 1I.E ~
COASTLINE nOOR COVERINGS
541 Center St., U 8-4481
Santa Ana
•
' Costa Meea
• ll.ASS I STilE FIOIT IETIL WOII •
STANDARD GLASS 6 MIRROR CO
1040 Amencan Ave . L 8 7-2971 Long Beach
• IEIT TIICI, SCALE I CIIYEY • •
E. A . STEVENSON CO
820 S Santa Fe . TR 6905
• IIEillll
HARBOR PLUMBING SERVICE
375 E 17th St., U 8-3632
Los Angeles, 21
•
Costa Mesa
•
• .....a1111..-wTI~ •
ZERO COLD, INC.
12())1 E. Bolso, Kl 3-9241 Santa Ana
• ......,. •
SANTA ANA NEON CO.
415 E. 4th St. Ja 2-2357
•
•
PLACENTIA AVE. .... HARBOR BLVD. ' .....
AD 3 of Our ''BARGAIN BASKET' M a r k e t a Are celebrating The
"Grand Opening'' of Our New Market (No.3) at 817 W. 19th in Coata
MHCI Thia W-k. So. Join in The Barqaina Riqht at Thia MarkeL 601
Coast BIYd.. (No. 2) Corona del Mar. and aaYe at tb-low. low pricet~.
Open 7 Days a Week, 9 A.M. to 6:30P.M.* Specials For Thws., Fri. & Sat •• Sept. 30th, Oct. 1, & Oct. 2
WE OFFER REAL VALUES IN 1!0 lJ.Y-1oLb.Sact
QUALITY BABY BEEF cm.co !,~!.GAR ~9~
FIRST GRADE-CURED HAMS Shank Half ••. 4Sc
Butt HaH ••.• Slc ---------CHUCK
Pot Roast 29i,.
---SJEA Ro'!nd 65~. Sw1ss 591b.
l!l!JUTS MT. HOPE
Cheddar Cheese 35i,.
7-Bone Roast :Ialli.
GROU D BEEF 29i,.
-CUDAHY'S PURITAN-SUCED
BACON
CRISP
l -Ib.
Cello Pkg.
l -Ib.
cello pkg.
43~
59i,.
JONATHAN APPLES 3 "·· 29~ --
LAJl:6E SJrfOW WHITE BEADS
CAULIFLOWER ••ell 9~ ---. F AJrfCT JrfORTKEM
BARTLETT PEARS 3 , .. 29~
ToKAY 3 LaS. TELLOW TIIJCX:JiiATE.D-~an;;;;-IINI
GRAPES 14~ SQUASH 2~
"BARGAIN BASKET" NO.2
FORIERLY IIOWI AS
COAST SUPER MARKET
* SAME OWNERSHIP
* SAME PERSONNEL
* SAMELOCAnON
a~g;ine ~.~~!Cheese 19~
21bs. 29~ !~,~ 39~
MA YONNAIS~ 53~.
---isauRir· 39¢
PET
-----. MILK 3 ~For 37~
. KEIINS-14 Oz. Bottle uuu SCVDDE,.._., o..
· ,· Catsup PEANUT ...... ft 45~
1 o~ iiG"Dfp-·~~MUk
=-==---SUNSHINE KRISPY
Y2 8al. 59¢.
ZINNS FRESH AA EGGS
37~
DAIRYMAID
: : : FtJIST QUAUTT
·;! Butter
59~·
2 U. LOAP
69~
I Lb. Pkq.
Crackers 21~
WONDER FOOD-12 oz. c;-;;-eUo ;o;--Pk9 .--
MarshmaiiOWS 1 o~
LIBBY'S SWEET MIXED-12 Oz. Jar
Pickles 25~
coRN-10 o .. Pkq. 3 MIXED
Y!~E!~LES 3"'7;.
ORANGE JUICE . "'
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