HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-05-05 - Newport Harbor Ensign'lbe Newport Beach Elemen-
tary School trustees voted Tues.
day ~nlng to adopt a new
eradlnr rystem tor tM MVenth
and ~&hth erades and to put the
A·B-C report card in effect next
September.
.,
MesaY.rh
Hit by Car
A 20 year.old eo.ta MeN youth.
d.rtvtne a bonowed motorcyc:le,
was killed Tuesday evenlnc
when he was struck by • car on
Bayside Dr. near Corona del Mar.
I The victim was Gary Bentley
COJIOJfA DEL llAL CALIF. TBUMDAT. MAT 5, 1155 Bradford of 131 ~ AJbert SL He
4 Teachers
Get Teiiuri
The trWitees adopted the rec.
ommendattona of the •pedal cttl.
zena grade study committee,
with one reservation. ThJa wu
with respect to eradJn& of citi-
zenship. The motion of Trustee
Harvey Peue approving the new
eradJn& system dltected the Hor-
a~ Enslen School professional
ataf1 "to estabUah for cltlzen.ahlp
a specific standard of padlne. to
be shown In detall on the card
ao u to provide a buia for lndl·
vidual eradln& and evaluation of
studmts."
Wildmest
.-j had just driven put the BaJboa t, .,, II ~o-::td;:u~.a~e~~:! ~:w:.c! <;:~ rl er head on by a car driven by 17
year-old John Stower Mullins ol
113 Grand Canal, BaJboa Island.
John Mulllns. drlvine toward
Tnchen were r~mployed tor
the 1~56 achool year. four were
eranted t~ure and H new teach.
era were hired at the Newport
Beach Elementary School trustee
~ng Tuesday evenlnr.
R«eiving tenure were Betty
Cooper and Beth Terp4ma of Hor-
ace Enslen School. Dolores Rftee
of Corona del Mar School, and
Virflnla Booth of Harbor VIew
School.
New ~achers employed in-
clude Mrs. ~aldine Barker.
Dorothy Carl, Mrs. John Case,
Nancy Jane Ganlaon, Norma
Goodwin, John Granath, Mrs.
Phyllla Grimmett, Mrs. Nina Hix-
on, Mra. Lovell Lehman, Shirley
McKelvy, .Mn. Louise Michael,
Nancy Sheets. Lob Smith and
Alke Wlnn. Six addJtlonal can-
dJdat.es were of1ered employ.
ment. leavtne seven more vacan-
cies to be tilled.
Teachers not retumlna next
year are Martha Crooks. James
Fitzgerald, Pete Meyers and Lots
Swttt of Hora~ Enslen School:
Jean Beh ~k. Mary Ellen
Brownell, Adele Comstock. Char·
lotte Meyer-. Nancy Penny and
Mildred Wade of Corona del Mar
School; Carmen Perez Amaral,
JudJth Penny, Dorothy Strong,
Claudl"e Sykes and Lorllee Zlnk
of Harbor VIew School; lsabelle
Bowla, Patrtcla McNab, Velda
MltdteU. Ann Von and Marilyn
For the academic subje<:U the
report cards will be marked A
tor superior, B tor above averaee.
C for average, D for barely pas-
atne. F for falllne. Inc. for lncom.
plete. faUina lt work Is not made
up.
171 YACHTS
SAIL FOR
ENSENADA
The ereatest spectacle in the
history of ocean saUlnr will be
on view at noon today (Thurs-
day> of1 the Harbor entrance as
an all-time record total of 171
yachts start on the ra~ to En
sen ada.
Crowds again will gather on
the bluffs In Corona del Mar and
on both ~ttles to witness the
start of the ra~.
Mayor David Ojeda of Ensen.
ada and Mra. Ojeda were New
port vtalton yesterday, but could
not stay to see the yachta. sail
away because they bad to be In
E.nanada for Cinco de Mayo
Hatx:b Bobhwon of N e w P ort (Fifth of May) ~lebrattona
ScbooL A 1p«:ial lett• of eolll· tod~ =•••*'n• wu eent tof IIIII 11.;_ Don _. wiU ,...llmt
.. !Mil~ bft ~ • ,_... U.. CIQ'1111 Nc: 1 wt ..._...at
· trophy ~tatlon ln BnMnadi
A salary l~ of about •"· Saturday ~. totalllne 15,000 tor the oomtne
IC:bool year, wu erant.ed to non-
certWcated employees. Average filii WJR II Sllln
ralte b $12 a month. Supt. Roy The Harbor High Citizens Com
Andenen pld that these em-The Senior High Wet~tmlnster mlttee hu scheduJed two publk
ployeea received no raise last Fellowship will present the meetings for discussion on the
year, and that the amount of movie, "Sickle or the Cross" at proposed tax Increase for the
raise 18 leu than the amount St Andrews Presbyterian Church hlah school. At 7 :30 p.m. Mon
saved by reduclnr the staff. at 7:45 p.m. Sunday, May 15. day. May 16. a meeting wi!l be __ __::.._ __ .....:.. _____ ...:.._ ____________ held for N~rt taxpayers to
Mesa Council Takes Action
To Prevent Newport Move
and acija~nt land lnto the City
of Cocta Mesa. pused second
readlnJ and wu adopted. Coun-
dlmen took no action on annex
atlon moves planned northeaster
ly of the city.
Bafl Diamond
1 ~.~~:<. ~.e?.!!
Center, near Harbor VIew School,
Is expected to be rMdy for play
on Sunday, May 15, It was an
nounced thl.l week by Grant
Howald, president of the New
port Harbor Community Youth
Center. The backstop Is ached
uled to be up by then. the bases
In place and the field aU set for
play.
dlacuss the comtne el~on at
the Newport "Beach City HaJJ.
and at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. May
17, a meeting wUl be held at the
Everett Rea School In Costa
Mesa.
IAIIa.mO ADtvEI
Uttle Francls Boero arrived at
Hoae Hospital at 5 a.m. Thurs
day, April 28, weighing In at 6
pounds and 11 ounces. He Is the
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene
8oero of 325 Marguerite Ave ..
Corona del Mar. Gene owned
Gene's Restauraot. Corona del
Mar, before hl' retired and went
abroad to his native Italy. where
he met the new Mrs.. Boero. They
~ntly returned from Italy.
EASTER YACATIO~ lET
The Newport E I e m e n t a r y
School c a I • n t1 a r for 1955-56.
adopted by the trustees Tuesday
evening. aeaJn .eta next year'&
Easter Vftcatlop.'for the week fol-
lowlne Easter Sunday. April 1.
Council Urged to Acquire
Rocky Point and Block C
A report of prorresa of acqul-
altlon of ~ Polltt on the Co-
.wt-..1• rona c:lel Mar blutf and Bloc:k C
back or Little Corona beach was
Corona area. 'Ibe association
voted to recommend that It be
located near the pumptne sta-
tion put W&) up the bluft.
Both councilmen reported that
Col. R G. Blake. a rootln',
tootln' ~run slinging hombre In
h 1s wild wf'St days. met up with
~me nE'W fancied trouble Sun.
day night that he couldn't quite
rope wtth In his preferred two-
eun style.
This hassle was with one of
thOilt' modern motor cars that
sort ot got out of hand and ram-
med smack dab Into Col. Blake's
Lone Star Exhibit !lulldina. And
a lady driver. at that.
All this took plac:-e about 11:35
Sunday night. while the colonel
was slumbt'rlng In hls mansion
just around the corner. at 617
Heliotrope Ave. In Corona del
Mar.
Mildred E. Swltt, from up there
on the Mesa. at 1019 Gr<We St..
was coming up Coast Highway,
headln' towards Newport. An.
other car. eolng the other way,
cut right In front of her. making
a mlrhty ungentlemanly lett
turn onto Heliotrope. Mrs. Swltt
slapped on the brakes. and that
rocking and bucking car of hers
tcre«hed out of control In front
of the Ensign Building. took a
tum to the lett. and headed right
lnto the Lone Star Exhibit.
Mrs. Wrleht dJdn't get a
8CI'atch: her car was banged up
tome. But lnalde the bulldlnc
there were 110me sll&ht casual-
ties. The blow almost knocked
th• stutfln1s out of Oklahoma
ltate, an outlaw eal back ln the
lncllan Territory day., and Sal
Skinner, who wu strune up tor
~ ............... 12)
Newport, was attemptJng to pass
a car driven by Mrs. Jane JoyE' I of 311 Dahlia Ave . Corona dE'I
I Mar. and was In the IE'ft lanE'
when the accident ottuned
Newport poiiN< said.
The body of the vktlm was
hurled 78 t~t from the point
of Impact and the motorcycle
was found a hundred feet away
Gary Bradford was pronounced
dead on arrival at Hoag Hospl
tal. The b9<fy wu taken to Baltz
Mortuary In Corona del Mar. and
was to bE-removed to Smiths'
Mortuary In Huntington Beach.
John Mullins was treated at
Hoag Hospital tor minor Injuries.
then went to the pollee station ttl
fill In the details of the accident
report
The County Coroner's otrkt'
said y~rday that no inqut>St
will be held.
Mrs Joye who along with hf'r
daughter. Diane saw the acd
dent. said that the lights on thP
motorcyclE' were dim.
The motorcyclE' was registered
to Gustave-Paull of 82i W 15th
St.. Costa Mesa
Polio Vaccine
Dates are Set
Tentative dates of Friday. May
13. and Friday. May 77. have
been set for first and eecond
grad~ students In Newport Beach
elementary schools to eet their
Salk polio vaclne shot&. SU~rln
tendent Roy Andenen reported
Oft T1tunday
and Mf,Y t2 and 13. and
Thursday and Friday, May 216 I and Zi. SC'hool officials havP an
nounced New paN"nt ron'Of'nt 1 rorrns we-re sent homt-wtth Co'rtll
I Mt>Sa st udents Tuf'Siia~
:"ewport Btaach ~Ud('nt ' wl'rf'
1 dur to bring home nrv. p.e~rf'nt
ronsent slips toda~ Th u r,dA~
Mr Ander.;t'n polntP<I out that nu
~hot -; will be gi\'E'n stulif'nh I without the new parPntal l'nn
.sent s.lips tk-ing signed.
I ''Wl' WUl not vaccinate anyonf'
on tl'le basis of thE' old var<'lnll
tion sUps." Mr. And«SSn said
"lt will g1ve n~ C'hlldren moved
Into the ~a a t'ha~ tn sign
up ..
1
1 Helipot Plans
Flag Raising
Fla ~ rat.una l'er'emonl.. w111
'
be h~ld at S:l5 p.m. Sunday. Ma)
15. at the 15-ac::N stte above t.M
Arches .,·here tbe HeUpot Corpor
IAAde tbe "-... ~t atlon wUI construct Ita $2.000.000
~) main plant.
Louis Venator
Dies in L.A.
ThJ.s wUI be toUO'Iftd by a
i!Jnner-dan<'e at the Balboa Ba,y ·~t·D.alton Restaurant :~ ;.~.:=;
C~tnin9to Lido Center ~q:E.::::::; Louis C. Venator. 54, of Beacon
Bay, who was plannlne to sail
todaJ ln the En~enacta Ra(.'('.
died Tuesday of a heart attack
In his apartment In Los Angeles.
HP was the executlvt' secretary
and rn"'r \I manager of the
stat~ Museum Of Scie~ and
Industry at Expo&tt!on Park and
Mtore th~ war had bE'fon a com
mL'l"C1al attache for the U S.
State ~partm~nt and the ~
partment ol Comm~ ln China.
Be had al:a> been a f~lgn cor
respondent for the !II~· York
11tne~ In atlna
Be* o..Jton, owner of Bob DAI
ton'a ~eak ~ouae on La Clene
ra's famous ~aurant Row" In
Beverly HIU... )'aterday an
nounced plans for a quarter..mU.
llon...toiJar Jlob Dalton a-tau-
rant en the bay frut ln the Udo
S.hopp&ne Center.
lt wtll be on the -.tJon ol th~
fonn.er Lido a.taurut , and
bak.,., a ·• II 1 ,.,.._. front
sl>np :'1 t~trN't l~\ el. TheN' will tbe M~tna' and art'hJt~u
be pu: kin~ tor 100 rars. 1&1 fllm of hrelra 6 Luckman
lCe-nnE'th Cawthra. formt>rly of bas Lbeen eommllalone4 to df!o.
tlu• Balboa Ba)' Cluh. will man 1 s ign the ... Jlant. Grownd
&I<' the nf'"' enterprlw A.sslsUnlf bref}do' Je wert .. tbJa tall.
hlm will bt" Ro) Benson. rorm~,an~ t.,_ ~ Ia
IDanaeer of the La Jollan Hott>l be com ....,.
In La Jolla. etnPloY a UJ00~ .. -1;
Final Asignments
dance!
I shall refer your questions to
Sidney Davidson, superintendent
ol the High School. on the one
side, and G4!orge Penney, loc.l
attorney, who thinks the money
ahouJd be raised by bond f•ue.
I augeest to the vuloua c:Jvtc
associations that a joint m eet.Jng
be held at the City Hall. wtJere
t.he.e two authorities ma1 en.
lighten us en thla very vital aub-
ject.
By ANDREW W. SlOTH.
so• .OD TO COC MINIS
A son, Randall Ray, wu born
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cochran
of 191 Rochester St., Costa Mesa.
on Wedn~ay. Apr1l 20, ta Hoaa
Memol'ial Ba.pJtal.
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SUPT. DAVIDSON TELLS
._ altllll.,.,. ot Jf•tJon. OF SCH90L RECORDS
al CltJ IIUftend m.1Dar lnjur... ., ... &t DAYIDIO• trldty, ra4Jo and dtaftlnc), drtV·
ana -4aupter, ~ pw l£4 2 2 a air ............. er tratnlq. voc:atJonal a.,taaJ.
momta. old. f'CidftCJ unlmowD .,.... .._....a tW"e and pbyldca1 edueatJon. In lnj~ ba u automohtle aed. Jn Jfewport Harbor Unlon Hilh fact an7 .Wdent ea:nclldate for
dent OD ODut Jlw7. a Quarter· Scboo1. boU4 members, teaeben, Yt'l coo.tructtft walk In ute can
m.Ue 8DUt.tl ol. Oranae St., Weill c:u.ltod.lan8, bua driven. teCte· Ond an amptlonal croundwcdt
Newport. at 8:~ a.m. AprD 25. tatJee aDd ltUdentl have lhateel for a ueful future at Harbor
M.rw. JoDM told K.wport pollee the experience of labortnc to. BJ&h.
that abe bad bHn clrlvtnc all ,ether un-Jftlhly tn behalf of Cltbenahjp preparatory to adult
night and appatel't.ty. fell uleep. a common lOA! -.trtvinJ to partJctpatlon hu lone been a
Her cu l.tt tba hJaJnny, bJt a achieve edueaUon tor elttzenahip part of the ldlool propam. Stu·
parked car and came to rat tn the Harbor DQtrlct. Twenty. dent eovemment has been eo
agaiNit a concrete barrter In ttve yean ot effort have resulted .ucceaful that many lldloon
front el blpb'a Batt Store, 5801 tn a better than average story of bave ~ent delegations to vtalt
W. Coast Bwy. Both ~e taken progress and achievement. auc:h oreantzatlona u the Board
to Hoar Memorial Boapltal. Academic recopldort hu lon1 of Control, Student Council and r====================::::::; been granted by leadlnJ untver. the Student Court in action. Har·
Dr. Ronald Wood. D. C.
HARBOR
HEALTH SERVICE
DIAGNOSIS. 6 PHYSlCAL
TJIIERAPY DEPI'.
slUes and oolleeea. Hatbor grad· bor student. have lone been
uates In pJOpOrt.lonate num~ prolid of tbelr ablllty to eovern
In ""4'8SS of averaee h ave attend. themselves with a minimum of
ed wltb dl.stlnct1on the Unlver. faculty Involved cllaclpllne. A
alty of Cautomla at Berkeley, mlnlmum of dellnquency bas
t.o. Angeles and santa Barbara; been recorded from Harbor pupUs
Stanford Unlverslty, University and vaduates have made an
of Southe!tft California. Pomona, outstandlnc record of wccesstul
Occldental, WblttJer and others and responsible community par.
Including many of the famous Uetpatlon.
eastern colleges. Durlne the late war hundreds
Outstanding physicians. den! of Harbor graduates served In
ttsU. lawyers, enctneers. re. every branch of the armed forces
llea!cll sclenu..ts, teachen, pro-and the record of their patriot. iiiiiiiiiiii~iii~~~~ f~ and other profeuionals I Ism Including many awards for
I E II have 11ven pralae to Hatbor Hteb heroism has brought much pride
for theJr bulc academic prepata· to their former teachers.
U • I I LIrE Ill. tion and JUldance ctven them by Yes, the story of Harbor High
well qpalltled and devoted teach. t. a proud one but only a small
era. Many Important acholarshlps part Of It bas yet been written.
bave been ,-ranted and one Responalbllity for Ita successful ~iiiiiiii::i;iif Rbodes Scholat now at OXford continuation rests with every received his blgb school educa. voter In the Harbor Dlstr!ct. May
tlon at Harbor Hlgb. 20th, 1955. one of the most lm·
Althoueh Harbor High has al portant chapters in the h istory
ways strongly emphasized achol· of thl.s fine school and o! the
astlc aeblevermmt. other ele. community Itself wtu be written.
menta •f a modern secondary
ldlool program b a v e b e e n
stressed also. These Include out·
standing teachers and courses In
Ollatlag CGI'CIII W Instrumental a.nd vocal music.
A.l'tbt lapp~* ij &x--l, flne art and commercial art. Daniel R. Davey, whose regu.
....._ 1~ G..A.. crafts, business subjects. dra. lar job Is dellvering. Is planning
IILVE &lULl I'I'ATIOJma rnatl~ journalism. homemak· to take oft aoon on a super-spe.
306 Main BALBOA Ratbor 6'78 log. "B?dustrlal arts (woodwork. claJ deUvery mission-to to take
~~ .. ~J0.6~~:00.~~Sun.~~K~oon~~"tn~6~~hm~eta;;l;;w;or~k;, ~m~a~ch.l~~ne;;;sh;;;;op~,;;e;;l;;ec;;· food and clothing for Indians. r Dan's askJng for donations of
clean garments, warm coats,
a.......t.d
Dndt -·· ~ at .. eo.. .tnactiOa a.ttcldJaa C:.tw at
~ ··-..w ... ~ K. &11Mb ( Clboft), dl'cdtaDclll ...
--., VSR, Mil of lira. lJJJaD
a. ~ of 104 Via Jlcl'ne,
Lido bJe. ..... •Wita9 ..
RGYY Ia J .... 1154. be waa
gi'Cid1latled a.-Rewport lla:r·
bow Vaiaa lll9b ldaooL DuiDcJ
the twel ..... k COUM be waa
taagbt bow to IDGb map. aDd
diMIIta from I'CNg.b -cs.t..u.cs
~~ to •ab bi1MPflau;
operate priatlag •="'DM a.Md
Ia ~ of drawlDcp;
do lettedD9. .atdalll9 cmd
caaapatatSoAa NqUind of a
clrcdbiDCIIL
u ....... lttlleYi~
Ia Tarcetlf B-ctar
His boat. the Red Devil. was
burglarized, Clarence White of
634 VIa Udo Nord. LJdo IJ5le, nC).
tlfled Newport pollee at 2:50 p.m .
on April 21m. The burglar pried
wood molding ott a screen In a
door window to gain ~ntry. A
rubber air mattress. $50 lt>athE'r
jacket. about $25 worth o f c•nned
food. three teaspoons. a table
knlfe and a butcheT knlft> were
stolen. The burglar lt>ft a small
cardboard box and a clgaret butt.
pollee said.
Our Barbershop Quartet batl dooe by the seventh vaders. ball team cot unde WQ' to but
been atn&tne qui~ f. lot ttWI and Jum~s. &k1rta and blouaes Oranee five to three al lhe Or
yeat, the latest belna tor the done by elghlb ,-raden. There anee diamond. The eame was
Newport Hatbor KJwanla Club wu ~ beauU1ul work done. sparked by the wperit pltchJnl
meet.tn• at tbe VUla Katlna lUt Kathy bub bad M!'Wn an out of eighth lf&Mr Pete Stoddard.
week. '!bey aanc uneu OJd G~l." stancllngly ftne suit. Pete pitched ~ of the elpt
.. Ccmey laland Baby," and the • • • Innings and out of the twenty
populat tune. "11\e Ballad ol. e PIC'I"U.u DISPLAYED one out£ made, sixteen wer,.
Da"'Y Crockett. • They ~ ac. Last Friday the Junior ~ strlkouts by Pete. Nice pitchlne.
compenled and tUrec:ted by Crou had a display ot pictures boy
lames Fl~ald, 111u* teacher. done by children our age from In the first Inning Jerry Lowe.
• • • all over the United States and 1 Orange ftrst baseman, let fly a e ElG1I'I1I ~-DAifCE Germany. They were pictures • beautiful home run OVE'r our cen
There will be anodler eiehth drawn for an International con. Iter fielder's head O ur first run
vade dance tomorrow night. test. They were all excellent camt> In tht> se-cond inning wh~n
spon.aoN!d by the PTA and inltl and we enjoyed tht>m very much Dean Peast> got walkt>d to first.
atlng their new dance c:halrm.an. Tht>y wt>re st't up in the art I and as hf' stolt> S('('ond. the-ball
Mrs. Mel Berry. Thla will be our room. Our S(·hool plans to takE' I went wild Dean flt>w low aU the
last dance before the graduation part m•xt year way homE' In the third lnntne.
dance at the end of lhe year. The • • • Jerry Lowe hit a triple for Or
seventh grade dance bu beeo e PlCJfiC ange HE' "as drlvt'n in by t;spl
postponed from May 13 to May This year tht' student round! no.ta. their third boa s e 11'1 an · s
20. on account of 80me of the tried S<Jmethme nt>W. The} art' double Orang<> scoring was fi n
girls going on a ~al over going on a p1cnic at the end of isht>d in the seventh Inning
night trip. the ytoar But tht're's a catch You whPn Burnettt". Orange's pitcher,
• • • have to be t>llglble. They are came in on an £'rror.
e OPEJI BOUSE going on a point systPm and you At the £'nd or the st>venth In
Our annual open houae last have to bavt' 6 or 8 points, de. nlng the score was tied so tht>
week was wondedu.l. Quite a pend1ng on what grade you are game wf'nt mto the t>lghth In
number of pare:nta attended. In, ga1ned by being on rornmit ning. In th1s Inning 8111 Wlntor
Each room bad ouUtanding dis-t..ees. or outstanding reports to and Pete Stoddard ~e walked.
plays of what wu done by the your home room. They were driven in by con~l!ll
children throuehout the' year. • • • tiv<> htts by Grant Hornbeak and
The art room. u usual, was • BALL TEAK WIMS Rkhard Watson. CRichard ai'!IO ls
about the most popular room Last Thunday was another I the one who ~athered thl.!i Of'\VS
Some students bad done beautJ. victory fM Ensign as our base-l for us-Thanks, Richard.)
ful wood carving. They carved
such. thJngs as hone beads.
horse bodies, fish, and one even
carved and painted a cute mer.
maid. One of the most beautlful
was a finely carved and painted
swordfish.
A painting on a mlrT'Or was
beauti1ully done by eighth grade I
student Diane · BlounL Diane Is
very talented in art. abo has a
beautlfuJ voice. and plans to
take art In high school next
year .
Tilden Farris. .c-ienee teacher.
had an interesting ten minute
science pkture to show the par
ents. It wu made by some of
tht" students.
Announcement .•.
VAN'S CLEANERS
Now Under
lEW IIUIIEIEIT
* 0. F. (Polly) WARREN
Former Own« "U.. Wrre" O..n.n
LAGUNA BEACH, For 14 yean
blankets, and other items you CA'! BITS BOT OJf BJJ[£.
Miss Jean Orr. aewtng teacher.
bad a beautiful cllspJay of skirts
* 30 YEABS' EXPERIENCE
in ··QuAI.ITr
The gift
s·be'd mi88
the most!
CANDIES
010011 .. PAVOIJTI from ttl. finett.
............ yw C:Oft buyt
ASSOimD QtOCOI.ATIS
~ CIIAMS (oil soft centers)
·~cowered.
MI. NUT, calSP AND CHEWY ~
dluat•~·
..,. PAIMIONID ••voams-cWect-
.... peCIIft rolls, fudges. butlw boN. ~
1 .. ..._ t}.SS 2 •· .._ 1260
SOLD IXCLUS1YILY AT
lB. 1111 PIIIIIICI
might come across durin~ your CDM DB.JVE.Il llEPOIITS
sprlnf cleaning. Canned foods J _ _. WI--....... are also welcome gUts. according A blke. ridden by a boy about .... II_....S
e DRY CLEANING
e KNIT BLOCKING
e DYEING
e HAND PR.ESSING to Dan. 7, glanced ott the front bumper Purchase award winners ln the
Donations can be taken to of her car after he rode out of Newport Harbor Art Exhibit at
Gene Clark's Buffalo Ranch on the alley on Marigold Ave .. eo. the Bleb School are R.oeer Kuntz.
MacArthur Blvd. above Corona rona del Mar, next to the ttre Claremont College Instructor, for
del Mar. They can be left at the station. Mrs. Margaret Pew of his oU. Piazza San Marco. and
yellow van at the entrance to the 4.28 Narclssus Ave .. Corona del Paul G. Rivas, UCLA student. for
ranch. Or you can send a post. Mar, notlfled Newport pollee at b.ls watercolor, Landscape. Bon·
card to Danlel Davey, 1514 W. 3 p.m. April 24. Mrs. Pew said the orable mentions went to John P.
e LAUNDRY SQVICE e ALTERATIONS. REPAIRING
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tth St.. Suit& ADa. a.Dd he'll plclt boy wu unhurt thoueh quite up. Leeper-for oU, and ro
up the Items. llll!t aft41 :4••• '-_........ .a
or address. The boy climbed 011 f« waten:olors. '11\e •_. rca... I bls blke and left. cloeed last Sunday . .... u. II -1•1w . c •• ...,, .......
A burelar wbo broke into the
bome of EtbeUyn Arena at 662
VIa Lido Nord. IJdo Isle. suf.
fend a cut band 01 arm. ~
nothing from the home but drank
from a bottle of liquor, Newport
pollee reported April 23.
The burglar broke a window ln
the garage. suffering the cut, and
then found a garage side door
open, which be used. Blood was
found Crom the side or the ga.
rage. through the kitchen. parlor
and into a bedroom. pollee said.
SAILOa JS PROMOTED
Ronald S. Johnson, firema n.
USN. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
JohMOn of 400~ Clubhouse Ave ..
Newport Beach. was advanced
to the p~nte rate whlle se:rv.
lng aboard the attack aJrcnLtt
canter USS Ortskany In the Far
East. The Orlskany. attached to
the 7th Fleet. Is scheduled to vis-
It ~eral ports In the Orient.
CIIOSS CITT .OVJmA.aJES
The Roy IDJ'I'ftUncbons h a v e
moved from :HaS Orange Ave.,
eo.ta Mea. to 515 Tustin Ave .•
Newport Beach.
Ftr Y ... !
,..,._ have been
Mying ••• encf
balievlncJ tftat
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DIFFERENCE
We honestly believe that there has never been such a difference betwren
low-priced cars as there is today. Drh;ng them will quickly show you
that it isn't even (air to compare other low-priced cars with the Motoramic
Chevrolet. Driving will show you that Chevrolet is actually stealing
the thunder (rom the high-priced cars. So won't you come in and try out
a new CbevroletT We11 rest on what the car itself can tell you.
MILI .. Eil
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CIIITZ SlOP
INTERIORS
SALE
OF REMNANTS
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IIIPEIY I UPI1ILSTEIY FIIIICS
50% Discount
Many pieces suitable for chairs-love seats, etc.
or draperies requiring small yarda~ . .
ALSO CABPET REMNANTS
3CS ft. Coallmt., HT 1-1196
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A WELCOME TO OUR
CUSTOMERS
We know that the banking far most
of the families around here is done
by women. We think the job is in
good hands. And this is no mere
hearsay opinion .•. A large
proportion of our customers are
women ~nd we have learned-.to haye
a very amcere respect for their
bu.sineas ability, thrift, and
commonsense •.. If you do the
banking for YOUR family, do it
here. We will show you especial
courtesy nnd attention.
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Book SectJou m w111 m~t
Tuesday at th~ Ebell Club for
12:30 p.m. uck lunch. according
to Miss LIJlan Daniell. chairman. • • •
COI'Qe 1D and loot uound
. • • you are aura to fiDel
that UDUoiUal 11ft you .,. loolllna r• ... and
'" baw tbe ~ pa_per
puty JOOdl and brlqe
aappUes.
Light their life witll
ft'.uwwa .....,.......'* ,._u,.aa-uaalta~-•ad..
~=--...... ~.J-.a.• .. =•t SURDAY: IIGnllftr wonblp, 1:30 ana u LJIL; aua'C!6 lc:bool.
.... Ul4 U:OO; Sr.IQp r.n...
lbJp. ' p.m.; ODIIep ... ....
lowlb.lp. T:Jb 6.a. -TOIB.
PrQw, ~ poup, 1:10 a.m.
CIIIUST caow:a n ,.. au c-...ny Jlla..dist
l.eo. ami. at lM lt.. •....-t JIA.dl. Sill
~ IM. ..., A. c-t..
Sunda.)' WoabJp, t :e and u a.m. anm:h !dlool: 9:45 a.m.
MJ41Net llfeet1q: ?:JO p.m.
Wed.nada.y pNCeded by I :30
p.m. potluek.
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Ebell HoiCJs
I nstalla+ion
....... elate ol omc.. wW
be ,..iNtaiMd tor a..,... t .. by
the a.u Clutt t.GM1 (Tiaurs-
day) a~ tho Amerlean ~Ac~on
Han m Newport. Tho onl)t -.
eeptJ4bl Will be XIS. ,~
BueU. wbo wtll replace Kn.
Nel8ola llolalwooct u aucllt«,
and Mn. lack -lan. wbo wtl1
replace 1llrl. Clarence Dod4 u
director.
Mrs. HlchoJu Btettn• 01 Bay
Shore. wllJ receive the pvel as
to ~ prealdent for a MeOnd
term and tbe other contlnutn&
otflcen Include Mn.. BaaU Peter-
liOn, lllra. John Lamar, M.ra.
Henry Delater, Mra. E. C. 1\vl.
chell. Mn. Ruth Vedder. Mrs. S.
E . Locke and Mrs. Amelia
Gamble.
Ora.ltKe Cout Colle&e music
and elrama ~ wll1 pr•
.ent tbe afternoon entertainment
at toda)"a meetin& followlft& a
luncbeon 8l!rWd by members ol
the club. 1be luncheon t. held at
12:38 p.m. and tbe procram and
Installation meet.ln& beclna at
1:45.
BPW Installs
New Officers
A lmllleal pi'OCJ'&m ,Presented
by Oran&e Coast Collece wU1 be
the eatertalnmont following dJn.
ner at tbe Newport Harbor Yacht
Club ton.l&ht (Thunday) at the
BuslrM"W and P r o f e sa I o n a 1
Women's Club meeting. The new
slate ol officers, beaded by Jean •
Howell of Corona del Mar, will
be lnstal.led.
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DD.L UCT'IOK TO MEET
(ConUnued trom Page 4) Lyle Flnltoy (her motheT is the
Jlfewlon of Corona del Mar. was former Ruth Aershey 1 of 206
allowed to alng a little song. Onyx Ave .. Balboa Island. The
• • • service was conducted by Rev.
Nearly 800 youngsters from Donald Sapp at the Balboa Is
Arizona. Nevada. Utah. Calltor land Community Method I s t
nla and the Territory ot Hawaii Church. Cod-pa rents were Don
convened during spring vacation Ohmes and Mrs. Leslie Crawford.
at Berke ley for a musical expert Incidentally, little brother Tony
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ILOODMOIULE COIIDfC
The Red Cross bloodmobile
unit w111 be at the American Le-
gion hall, ~ W. 18th SL, Costa
Mesa, from 3 to 7 p.m. tomorrow
I Friday).
CDU. roa TBOII.AI'
A daughter. Janet Lt-e. was
born to Mr. and Mra. Joseph
Thomas of 2121 Seville Ave., BaJ.
boa. In Hoa& Memorial on Wed-
neaday, AprU 20.
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Dr. Robertson Appoints
Zonta Committee Heads
Dr. B•lftl Jtoberta:m annocmced
heJ' appointment ol eommfttee
chairmen foU~ t.. IJulltal1a.
tlon u pn.!dnt of tiM N..-port
Harbor Zonta Club at tho VIDa
Marina, B a 1 boa lalan4. last
'nlunday evenlnc.
Dr. Ellubetll naa.. pMt pre.
PT4
1M1rt of Zonta International and
a penonal friend ot Dr. Robert-
IOn, ln.ltalled the new prnldent
neath a bower or n owen bdoft
Zontla.na trom the Newport Club
and from San Fernando Valley,
Lacuna ~ach, Gard~ Clove,
Los An&elet and Puadena and
their guelbl.
Other officers ot the club were
Installed by put presidents ot
-------------the local chapter: Ruth Barcume,
ecoaowADD.IlU
Offlcen for the Corona del Mar
School PTA were tnatalled by
Mrs. Jud Sutherland. president of
Newport Union Hlth School PTA
at the April 25 meetln&. They
are Mn. Susan Martin, pres!.
dent; MrS. KJtty Burton, first
vice-president; MrL loell Beall,
second vlce.presldent; Mrs. Roy
Hallbere. secretary; MrL Robert
Otto, ~uu.rer; lllrL htherlne
Vaughn, aud1toc; MrL Carl Ven-
strom. historian; llln. Elbert
SmJth, parllamentarlan.
Speakers were the two eandl·
dates for the Elementary School
Board, Harvey Pease and Wllllam
Spureeon.
Mrs. Peue reponed that two
record players have been pur.
chased with the funds raised
from the recent ways and means
project ""Mle Bedrqeled Draeon."
Den pack 17 led the fia& salute
and Mra. Al Cleme~ cave the
lnsplraUona.l.
Fltth ' grade room mothers.
Mmes. Robert Beauchamp, lnnt>
Wilson, C. T. Macltfuters. A. F
Armstrong, David Harshbarger
a nd AI Clemence were hosteSses
and Mrs. Harvey Pea.e and Mrs.
Susan Martin auJ.sted at the tea
table.
CiaL FOa GO i a:a:t£1
A daughter wu born to Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Guthrle of 1549
Tuatln Ave .• eo.ta Meaa In St.
Joseph Hospital on Tuesday.
April 3).
Helen Norton, Helen Stockton.
Mildred Stanley and Ruth Hum.
mel. The setting of a nower gar
den and flower fables describing
the duties or each oftlrer were
arranged by l't"tlrJng president
Eva Allpln.
The new committee chairmen
Include: Blanche Benz. chairman
of attPndance and Intercity meet
lnv : Dare-en Upson. civil de-
fense: Myrtle Brookings. fellow
ship; Florence Coollne . finance .
budget a n d parliamentarian:
Karen Margreta Bruning. Inter
national relations: Eva Aspln.
memtx>rshlp; Peg Haapa, oUiclal
hostess: Marie Howes. pre s s
book: Fran<'M Mears. publllcty;
Kathlf'("n Coleman, public al
fairs; Ruth Barcumto. public rtola-
tlons: Dorothea Sheely, program;
Helton Stockton, service; Wlnltred
Ba rbre. status of women ; Mar·
gareot Relntort. ways and means;
Latha Dro ltot. year book: Htolen
Norton. carnival ball; Mildred
Stanlf')'. fall conference
COIL BOD TO a .,TD
A daughter. Gayle Patricia.
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Rath of 2129 Continental St .,
Costa Mesa. on Sunday, April 24.
in Hoag Memorial Hospital.
1 SOJf 800 TO SIIAWS
A son. Harold Richard, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Shaw of 483 Laurel Pl.. Costa
Mesa. tn Hoae Memorial Hos
pltal on Monday. Aprtl 25.
Mr& Robert BlaJr of 215 Pearl
Ave., Balboa Island, wllJ enter
taln 8ooJt Section IV at her home
next Thursday, according to the
section chairman, Mra. J. S. Lind-
erman, w ho Ia Mrs. Blair's st.ter.
Their mother, Mrs. Luke BroolaJ,
will a.1st with hostess duties
for the dessert to be served at
12:30. Ro books wtll be reviewed.
unlesa It's "AccordJn& to Boyle,"
becau..e the afternoon wW be
spent in cards and a aodal meet-
Ing.
ence they won't soon forget. Finley was &ood as &old all ,=======================================;
GlafJIOia
Glimpses
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These high tchool students, through the church service.
among tht>m Mona Rae Barlow • • •
and Skip Freely of Newport Har. Sable. are In fuhlon thJs
bor Hl&b School, were selected •prln&, according to Ronnie and
as the musical best from the ir l oanne Blrtcher, who p.,esented
arus and were eathered to-their "Fashion Preview for Spring
ðer to form one creat high '55" according to the announce-
8Chool band. one peat OI'Chest:ra ment ot their new daqbter SheJ.
and a cbona8 ol • YOieeL Jy ~ .ancher. "-.aow.
After tb.Ne cia,. of eDMeft· In&, aceorclln. to the • 1 .,..
trated prac:tfce. en ma-.e ana In ment. wu 11:52 p.m., Aprll 16,
amall Instrument sections. the and the model's measurements
800 studenta presented an even were: height 19 Inches. weight
In& conc:et with all three mull· six pounds, 14 ounces; bust-12";
cal croups at the Berkeley Com walst-13''; hl~l2''. u the new
munJty Theatre. Skip elected to baby gtrl crows up like her mom
play baa trombone with the or those proportions will reverse
chnt:ra and Mona Ra• was given ... and then some!
tJIIrd chaJr ln the first French
horn section.
lntermln& to me was the fact
the band wu directed by Illinois
University Bandma.ster. Mark
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Gotn& 10meplaee! Goln& ANY-
PLACE! Wherever )"'u"re cotn&
there b a new Wm.J"Der baa at
O'BRIEN'S most appropriate foe
you. Not only appropriate, but so
cute you'Jl just love •em .•. and
In all 110rt.s of alzles and shapes.
There Is the h1n&ed bag-wt\lt.e
with tutta of navy or n§d, foe ~xa.mpJe, and the mc:wt adorable Hinesley, who wu In ch~ or
fabric print called '-rroplcana" Instrumental mustc In Helgbts
whJcb features lWidous trults In HJ&b 8Chool In Cleveland, OhJo,
color-®ne In an intere.t~na whUe I wu In 8ChooL Be was a
··glued fabric, U&ht in wel&ht crack dl.8c:lpllnartan and mua1.
There were thoee who said
they liJced the "Fire Hoee" best or the pictures In the Newport
Harbor High School Art Exhibit
Jut week-until they found out
It wu part of the permanent
aalety equipment and not a pic.
ture. It's lnteresttne to see these
annual dlsplays of the work or
many of the 10utbwest's out
standln& ~ and It ls a dJs.
tinct cultural advartta&e to tht>
hleh school yolll'll people as well
as the community u a whole to
.ee what the artists are doing.
The exhibit of pictures as a whole
MrVett to remind me or the great
spread of Interest In art circles
and also of the sharp cleavage
~tween artists and the ordinary
publlc. Plctorialtsts were In luck
this year. foe the beautiful win-
nln& oil by Roger Kuntz was rec.
and 8011 reslltaaL clan. but a very kind man and
our bl&h 8Chool marching band
wu the pride of Metropolitan
Cleveland. Later he went to the
UnJveralty of Dllnols. where he
a.triped wttla a-. .. ...
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t. conaldered tops In the country .
Mrs. Barlow a c c o m p a n I e d
Mona Rae to the San Francisco
area and later they were joined
by Mr. Barlow.
WbUe up north they visited
the Bod Banows In Crass Valley,
formerly of the Harbor Area . • • •
We know why ministers are
trained to have hearty voices.
Th.at'a 10 tb~ can be heard above
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obJectmc Infanta In the baptla-v.... ... M• •-•t
mal eeremony. Wee Sue Finley • A p p y DAy 1 c • o o 1. O'BJUEN'S .ummer ba& eeUee-objected atreauoualy to being
Uon IDcludea a bo.t of abapee kept from h• momln& nap on ._ uttle r.ur
from tote bap to clutch tJpe. a Sunday, April :Mth, to be prop. 440 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
fll&ht pu~ and a box abape. erly chrlltened Suaan. She Is the Harbor .:J69
You'D aliO find a dr8ay wbJte Infant daql'ater ot Mt. and Mrs. Mrs. l ean Va upn. dlr«tor
ahantuna wlth Jeweled dup, a ~~~~~~_::.=~:_:_::::_~~=:::::::~==::::~==~
putel aUk with bead embfold·
f!r/, a clear plutk owrpown
coin purMt wtth cold cbatn
bandl«l or ltudded with pearls.
You know MOTBEit wouJd _,.
ever-eo-pleued wltb one ot th..a
new • u m m er bap fro dl
O'BJUD'S nat 8uuc1&1 u Ju.at
a little toaD ol JOUr ~
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for Mother May 8th.
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Munsingwear
Nylon Tricot
Go wn
Slrimmnirrg tulips
of JtJhn jDr Mother
A Munsingwr-ar J r-wC"l in ~vlon
gown for the jrwd of vour hC"art-
Mother! "NOSt'gav," a styk for her.
a design as ltl"aceful as th<-
blooming tulips from which at takes
its cue. Creatt'd to fit her figure with
hand-tailom:i perfection. Tulips
and ribbon stemS of softly
gleaming nylon satin. In blue sapphire,
pink opal, yellow topaz
and whi~ diamond
; ; . lingn-U
you'll trtasvrt
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llay 6, 1955
Mother's Day story of the dec
ade ... Read this. Mom .. '
you'll f.eoel like Cinderella and
start believing In Santa Claua
all over again ... Sallie Kennedy.
the winner or our Grand Prize
Birthday SOO mile airplane trip,
wUl fly with her Mother to Las
Vegas this week-end for Mother's
Day . . Sallie particularly re
quested the Las Vegas trip ~
cause she had heard so much
about It and because she h.ld
nevE'r set'n thE' desert . . . She
also specified that she would
like to stay at the Thunderbird
because she had heard so many
glowing reports about vacation
Ing a Ia Thandt>rblrd ... and It
she wantN.f a truly fabulous
week tond. the Thunderbird was
the best place to be fabulous In
... When the' Thund(>Tblrd found
out what the reservations wPre
!or . . a daughtt"T" and !lt'r moth
t'r on a Mothtor's Day w~k end
trip. and that the trip was a
prize from you know which mar
k t't for a birthday ~lebrat lon
. . . tht>y simply Uf>ped and do
nated a whole suite of rooms.
compl~e with meals. ~wlmmlng
pool, fabulo us dewrt living a.nd
the rest of the things that go
with Las Vegu to the cauS('
* * * ScWe Jt....ty wotla ba UM
of&. ol tbe Coc'OIIG del Nar
SdloeL ............. MCNtary
to lln. ....... tbe priadpaL
... .... ..,.._ of ....,.tb1a9
... aw ••vtr ... Slle proa.lMd
.. tata.f1aUy abo woal4 eat a
daJdllla .._ cmd a llpCI:N rib 1<-r
..... bat tabaloualy at tb•
Thlllldel'bbd'• Oaaclr Wovoe
Satarclay cdtw alda.l9bt • . .
_. ......... tW ,._.st -play
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Mother's Day ... this Sun<tay
is onto ot the most prominent
"Eating out" days or the year
A nPw N"Staurant and l'otft>e shop
which will plea~ Mom nn ('nd Is
Howarrf s . just pn'lt The
Archec; on thP way tt1 Hunt ington
&-ach Paul Cook. t h<' man
a~er. has df'flnltE' ldPM .. bnut
peoopl~> and thE'Ir t'at I n il h 1IWs
.. "SomE' llkt' to e<tt in '\ flao;h
o;cJmt' Jikf' to d inE' In rt>po~ ·
Quick lunches and dmner
can bf' had In thf' glpam1ng rof
fe-e shop at thE' long countt'r "ith
Its romfortable stools . . Ta lka
tlve lunch<'s and dlnnrr' v.lt h a I meaning takf' pia('(> In til<' beau
ttrul adjoining dlnin ~ ruom to
soft lights. carpets a net frf""h
ground roffN' ThP food io; thc-
s.ame high quality elthN In the
dining room or roffPf' shop
Party gOt'rs. flshtormf'n and trav
eleN: . . . Ht-n>'s a place tha t 's
opt>n 24 hours a day. ~vtoa days
a week
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Vogel Value
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AND GARAGES ON CHOICE CORNER LOT. On~ home 1a leued at ~-00 per month, unturnlahed.
One home (avallable to buyer) has w.w cpts .• FA heat.
full bath. fireplace. nice bedrooms. bandy kJtcben with stove A: built In breakfast nook. Property Is extra clean
and priced AT ONLY $21,500.00 GOOD TERMS
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST HWY.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 1477
You Can DREAM ...
For another ten years ... or
RELAX • • •
and
START L.MNG IMMEDIATELY. IN
IRVINE TERRACE
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
OUR DLSTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
COMPLETED
AND OTIIERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purchase In the $20.000 to $30,000 class we sincerely recommend the Irvine Estates overlooldne Newport Harbor.
These homes feature California Jiving. Offered exclu-
sively through Earl W. Stanley In a Smog-Free area
known as Irvine Terra~n Coast Highway opposite the new Irvine Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
* For recommendation, we refer you to anyone who
holds a Leasehold Estate In Irvine Terrace.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For FurtheT Information
BIU'S BEST BUY
iMD-BYE • • Jill 4 left
and the')'11 be completed SOON. 4 Brms., 2 Baths. Large
Wardrobes and Closets, Sewer. Disposal, Kltdten Fan,
60x135 lot near Elementary and Junior High Schools.
Full Prkf'
$9750
with
$&50 Dow• 1111 $89.&0 II.
including Taxes and Insurance. Show US a better buy
and we 'll buy it.
W. A. TOBIAS, Realltr
-yvu'll like our friendly service
393 E. 17th Sl. Costa Mesa Liberty 8.1139
Best 2 if1its i1 C•o•a llel lar
223 Marc•rite Awe.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
ANDRESEN CO.
3348 E C:oast Highway, at Marigold, Corona dt>l Mar
HARBOR 1540
FOR SALE: .. , OWIIF,
Corona del Mar.
3 Wrm. 2 ~ • .,
modern hom~. !urn. rental
apt. attached . . . close to
Harbor VIew School and pro-posed parochial school ...
everything built-In Including
dishwasher, disposal. etc. En-closed patio and 2-car garage
with work bench . . . call
Ha . .2506 M.
l1come $220 Per •·
Four 1-bedr. turn. apts.; 2
garages; 2 bll<s. from New
port pier Best rental loca
tlon.
$19,000 Ttnu
HOMER E. SHAFER
106 Mcfadden Pl. Newport
I at the Pier I
Harbor 140. Eves. HArbor 1137 M
DEAR PUBLIC-
lJ you w ant to sell in a hurry, W ithout hav-
ing trouble or worry, Call your 'Realtor,'
insiating On MULTIPLE USTING.
NEWPORT HARBOR
BOARD GF REAL tORS
He-re 1a a UD&ll farm ln the
city with peecb. n.-, •prleot.
rr~lt, peu and Ol'anp
trees on a nne comer lot.
R·4 zonlna. 2 bedn.. and den
home with ~al fuepl. plus
a small apt. rented for $00
mo. Only an etn~reency
could Induce a n owner to sell
this property for only
$12,110
lAss than SS.OOO down payment.
•
ISUND REALn CO.
498 Park, Balboa bland HA m
OPPORTUIITIES
$75.000
11 Acres of desert oasis fa .
clng on Highway 66 -16
miles East of Barstow~v.
er~ with the moneymaking.
est bunch of businesses you
could Imagine--can be ftC·
qulred under the best of
terms. Make yourself finan
clally Independent In two
years. Get the facts on tht"
at our office.
$4500
Local rlf'an cafe In a nicer
distr ict Not seasonal.
$1.200
Cleaning Agency. Low over
head. Right for the house.
't'lfe not satisfied with the
1 weekly allowance.
$7500
Wf:'ll ~tabllshed paint store.
Books are In our office which
show profits the last four
years. Owner will make con
cessions to right party.
WE HAVE OTIIERS
LEE CASEY OmCE
2721 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar-Harbor 0846
Coro11 HI lar
2 ltellliful wiew homea
on Hazel Dr. . . . View of
c-anyon. hi lls. ocean and
shoreline.
.... ilir~
Tak~ your choice!
Earl w. SIMieJ
REALTOR
225 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
Call Harbor 1775.
eves. Harbor 5359
SLEEPER!
0• Ballloa lslaltl
2 units: 2 bedrs. and bache-
lor apt. Nicely turn., flrepl.,
patio. rtc. $19.000. •
Harbor 234
WALDRON REALn
~ Marine Ave., Balboa Island
f• Sale
CDI-H ... lltiiiCOIM
Deluxe Ranch Style duplex
on lot and half. south of
hwy.. f 1 n e s t construction ;
shake roof. 2 bedr. ea .. tire.
places. hardwood floors. sep.
patios. U n d e r replacement
cost. Ownel' HA 1684-R.
SEJIVJCES
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT·
I
-ia&a ; 8AI. DI'Aft & DIITALI «:a.,_ IAL& roa ULa
1'01 tud: l&Mi. coUqt. ICII ft:l 1 . IIDtillffl. Wlill iiA fW'Nooo Ca dillac. it oWMd WilLI ...U Oll&li ~ CDM. • mo. OCMD ytew, new~ tum. Year· blaek. ~ aJc:e. Jaw m11eqe. tuml.tiibed. a~r~~; CDII. ..._. "*-JU ~w lat. '*-10 1Y --. fl5..IIO '* JDODtb. WlU tab a traa, .uoo. u s. HA 1•. ..... ..cs t ...... J.nq\lJn .. Camatton. 0>111. ...
CDM"S OUiiilHbiRO J:bedi. HA Gt. ---~---------ro.a SALE: 2-beclr. eouqe. 108
apt. 0c.u ........... -... _ '51 JOIID COUtry lq...,. .. Uon Heliotrope, CD.II. PbOM owner, -••-,• ·-· ""C"! UI)OV'I ··--,..__ -, t-U .t. ,.,.....w •-t. ........... 0 Lovely carpettna. UYI.q rm. ---~ --· -OA ,..,or-, o. WWWl I! w/ comer .. -1., --.. , __ ,, .,._.. IIA -. a.m. and 4 p.m.
auv •--u~ WART~ BP Out~~. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~=========================; patJo and JV&,.. $110 mo. WUl n de 10 b.p. JobMon with
JrlY.. uhtUm. HA 4110. t.w bouta plu. cub. BA m 01'
CDM. Dillid 2-bed111i0f WdUfil., HA38118-W. ;
dQPia.. So. ot bwy., flrepl., PICK UP your AMon Stop the
forced.alr heat, h a r d woo d Mualc blanks at Bay Fields, noon, • epa rat e patio, HA Lido Watch Repair. VIncent' a
lGM-R. Lido Drup, Newport. RA 3003.
. S5 PER MO. rents rood practice SUP RENTALS: Rowboat reuW
plano. Let the klddJea learn. tpa ces, max. 8' beam. 30'
AJI term r~nt allowed If you 1 _.. ... 1 • _ , Hall
b 1 Good en...... nmer can ucg~on ' '4Y ater. practice pianos l:Sth d B N ,.. HA A"" $135. $146, $178, $195. Danz. an ay, ewpo.... ..ow •
Schmidt Bli Plano Store. 100 SITUATJOJII WAXTZD
planoa. 520 No. Main. Santa
.FURNJTOBE
INTERIOR DECORA'nON
aAUOA JILAIQ)
2141Cari.De AftwllcatMw 15C7
.Ana. T~rms. 19-YR.-OLD Peruvian youth wants OO.OifA DIU. ICU
job house cleaning, car wasb-LOUISE APTS.. overlooking the
bay. Modern furnish~ a pta.
l.Joderate we8Jy rates. Swm-
mer reservaUons; 308 Carna-
Uon, COM, near Seavt~.
HA 4016.
lne. lronJne. baby sitting. etc. A:::========--==E.=C=ecm=t:::BJ:::::::9b::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::==.,==:=; lnqulrles at HA 2225-M. r
LARGE, FURN. apt., CDM, w ill
BABY SITI'I.NG, care ot atck, your
home, Day, nteht. mature COM
woman. &;tore 10 a.m. after
5 p.m.. HA '3ln.M.
sleep 4. ChUdre n OK. Call -----------owner, L.I 8.1521. LOST AJm POUJfD
ATJ'RACTIVE, 2-BEDRM., untum .
apt. with earage, eonvJ~ni
ently located; 508 Marigold,
CDM. RA 12Q.l.W.
YEARLY-2-bedrm. home, CDM.
FOUND--Grass clippers on the
28th a t 5th and Orchid, CDM.
Owner describe and pay for ad.
Call HA 2863-M.
Lovely vtew o.t harbor. Furn. A Clossified 1'\d in ine Ensia n
Available now. HA 377 or HA brinqs immediote results! Coli
3698-W. Horbor 1114-1 115 ond orove itl
SEE THESE np. TOP COS
BEFORE YOU BUY AIYTIIII!
11&3 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL $1115
4 door sedan, 2 tone green with all the extras. An ex
ceptional buy-
1953 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL $1815
Black 4 door sedan with all the extras. In tip top
shape-
1961 CHRYSLER New ,.,.,, $124&
Light green, 4-door Sedan. Radio, Heater, Automatic trans.
A one owner car-
1149 HUDSOI 4-hor Sell• $42&
Radio and heater, 2-tone. Exceptional transportation tor
years.
1114 CHRYSLER lew Y Ilk• $2111
De Luxe Club Coupe. 2-tone IJ'ay. Radio. u.t., Power
....-.. Jf4IW W.S.W. ttr., an ~ buy .
See our many low priced cars available at the best of t~rrN
-$25 down and low bank terms on the balnace, It credit
approved.
LOU REED •d ASSOCIATES
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
Now Located at Our New Building
1.200 WEST COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
Ll berty 8-3486
WAIT!!
LOOK· THESE OVER!
lefore Tou Buy-We leery Ba.e n..
Very C. 1'ou Ba.e .... BaatiD9 P«-A.Dd r «
LESS MONEY!!
'53 FORD TUDOJ ..................................... __________ ___$1299
:ihe Is clean. hu radio, heater, Fordomatlc, new lite Blue Clnlah and Brand New aet of Seat Covers-motor's eood-
'SO LINCOLN 4 DOOR ............... -..... --.. =·-··---····-·· .. J 698 A lot of car for the money radio. hydramatlc-carrles our "3. Day Money.Back Gua rantee!"
'54 MERC. CONV. ... ......... . .... _ ............ -........ --.......... .....$2699
Tht. has a ll acceaorlea. Mere. made In '54-Power Galore. One
owner, 10.000 orl1lnaJ miles. THIS Ia one for YOU!
'50 PONTIAC CL COUPE ........................................... _ .. .$ 699
l'hls car ahould aell for MQRE-It'a tha t nlce; but It's OUR SPECIAl-tor TinS WEEK!
·s2 . CADII.LAC FLEETWOOD ___ ........ -....... ____ ..$2899
This car looka llk~ new-runt like new. 'Ibe only dlfferen~. It
sella tor 13.000 lea than New.WOW-Look what you SA\'1:!
'49 PONTIAC SEDANETI'E ............. ___________ J 518
Another SPmAL tor THIS WEEX, radio, heater a i ood runner.
'49 OLDS 4 DOOR ..... -.... ·------.. -__J M
Rocket 8 En1lne-radlo, h~ater ; metallic (:nen Onilh.
'54 JAG. NEAR-NEW ·--·-· 12511
'U PLY. 4 DOOR. CLEAN ______ J -
.New flnlab and ftew t.1r-.
'41 IIUDE CONY. ___ -x .. ......_.,..,. '"real rooct r•
Trulll .. rltiMIIIIIIIII
Villa Marina or Cirque
Special Mother's Day MeiMI
a.EU OOifiOJOIB caEAII or CBICKD IOV'f
BEAJITI or U'ITUQ ·TOSSED QaDJI SALAD
aaoAD D&AaftD TOM TU'aKET.
Apple lhTTr'D9, Ql.blet Cka'rf, CI'CIIt.beny Sauce ............ 1.50
lUlU) IUOAJI.COHD IIAIC. matt Sauce, CaDdied 1'CIID.a 1.50
IIIOD.ED CEJn'EJl CUT I WOIIDPISB ................................. L7S
BOAST LEO OP LAJO. lllat Jelly. DnulDg.
cru aatu.ral ~en~c:e .......... ......... ....... ...... ... ... . . .. .. ... . . .... 1.10
I IIOILED lfEW 1'0U STEAK. aont.1cdM Sauce . .. UO
SDOWfiallie Whipped Potatoes Pnela Cordell,._
au QratiD Potatoes Bot llolla CIDd luttw
C:OU... Tea. ICJ1k
Sb.,bet Ice cr.aa Oaocolate Strawbeny S~
Bom•aacnt. Apple ~
* CHILDIEI'S IEIU
IBOILED QIIOUWD IIOUJfD STEAL ICuluoom lcnace 1.50
IIIOAD I U A.STE.D TOll TUHET ..... ... . . . ... .1.50
IIIOILED SWOaDPJSB ... -.......... ...... ... ... . ... . . . ....... 1.50
, Whipped fotatoM. has. 8oUa. l uttw, Milk. SMd*, Ice CNC11D
r « BM1n'atloaa
VILLA 111111
On the Bay Front
lkdboa laJ.a4. Cc:d.tL ........
• • •
CIRQUE
1211 a. r uu..toa lid.
at Imperial Blvd.
La Batma. CoW.
LA•bect $.5511
SHOW YOUR MOTHER YOU LOVE HER -
• .• ·AND AlWAYS I
Take her out to Dinner.
II
Howard's ........... ,.....,
• •
• COAST .HWAY Jut pat ... ArdMe
toward Baa~ a-da
D.&AD' AaT SEBVE.D AJnTDO:
Day -lfiPt-()peD 14 !loan
"'try...,--
.. It •lid• .Swota tr.1a ,.. .............
Flowers For
·Mother
Rftnember your motbu-on her day with the
liVing, penonal gift of 00Wfta. A lle••lat
,._.,to brt1hten her hOme. to brtnl bade
happy memorle. of )'Our youth. A ,.. e1 ,.. a. • ...,. for het,to tenderly anaqe
and to cherilll. A a...ty -•1•
abe cu proucUy wear to cbu.rch.
"'-,_, n<rr Ia • ..... ..., ....... ..... , ....• ..., ....... ...... ., ..... .......
at home or 10a IAL& Lon ita Vincent Is Married .,Get 1n 1'be swim .. witll ••• IPiHtt Mllo. 'l'be mo.t beauu.
on the Green tul plaao ID t.be world. Blah· Tclneftta ot raln lll'htened to a b.,e In a putel plnk laoe meath IEIOI I IWII ... II • • • •
• lf&Cie, All frultwoo4 eue. •pttnJde u Rev. Jam. Stewart drHI over Imported aUk &ban-
One of our specialties
we especially e n j o y .
High style golf dress by
Jut Jib new. Ahm!utely! Thl8 read the ceremony whleh united tunc. The weddlna d.ate wu the ~_.4.~ ___ ~ C1 'UY !:
eh&DCII eom. but once. Save La J'D.&G1ap the bmft Mia .Unr annJversary ot Mr. and HI Ci1fa, ..IJ~
... De.nz 5ehml4t r a ID o u • Lon Ita ~ Vlocent and RJch. Mra. Vincent. AJ,., ln the reeetv.
Plano .... laDta Ana. D) ard IAWt8 YOIIlt a lt. Andrew~ lnr Une wu the croom'• mother, * T 0 y s * !fo. Maha. Presbyterian Quuda 1ut Satu.r-wbo wore an aqua lace Jacket
Pat Premo ·-·-· smart enough to be seen any-
where, yet tailored to
play a good game of
golf.
GRAJm PIAJ'08 many like new. day nenJna. dfta over tadeta... Tenta and 1101 &. c.c.t llwy. 'cat J_lae, C..O del .._
Stelnway. ExeeDent condition. 1'he bride, 4aup._ of Mr. ancl runners protected ruest.a from (N91 to All American !Urket)
Beautltul lehr aro.. QuHn lin. Lonnie ltobert Vlneent of the unaaaonal shower~ ln the ua.oa 5511 ~~~~~mLLW~~~,o.ut•~--~-a•l•an•d-p·~-----~~~=~~·~A~~~-~cat~~~~&.~~~~~~~~~~~~~m••
Cady ltdpe CIIIIDklc ..
plait. yellow. tDI'qtloUe.
pcry.
..... 10 to 11 ••• 114.15
w.tplap-·· ........ ...... dlaatwue. ..,.
wlllte.
1.._ liW II .•. 112.15
Fashion Apparel
(on way to Santa Ana Country Club>
2341 lf.-port BlYd.. C:0.1a Mesa
Call HArbor 1114 lor Job Prilllillg
S. S. "IIZITUI"
...uJav .•. laD Die9o to ~~~ aD4 Acapulco
..,.., otJaec latuday
lfO l&nJCit CIIAJIGE
fow a111 n"C1Uo11 t'boee J1catN. I lei
oP«a plano, only l1450. Love-to the altu by h« father. She
ly Coopa Crand. Mahogany wu resplendent ln a pure eJlk
cue, One tone and action, only taffeta gown of Ivory white which
$495. Another Crand only $435. wu elepntly appllqued with
Many other wonderful buys ln euJpure French lace a nd eprln
Grandi. Come! Look! Danz. kled with rhlneetonee. The fitted
Schmidt Blc Plano Store, Santa bodice molded to a dropped V
Ana, 520 No. Main. 100 pianos. waistline and Oared to a full
Home of the Hammond Organ. aktrt and eweeplng cha~l train.
She wore a close fitting lace pla .
SPINET PIANOS. All wonderful teau which caurht her long allk
bu)&S. SllrhUy used many rent-Illusion veil. Orcbldland llllt>a of
al returns. One In beautiful the-valley comprised her bou
Ebony. Famous name. Tbls quet.
make by Caruso. Only $395. The attendant. were Mrs. Paul
Lovely Mlrror Type Spinet. Croxton Delzell, a ~~eboolmate of
only $195, another Maple fin-the bride's from Eugene. Ore., as
Ish S397. One more, the Aero matron ot honor; Mlsa Patricia
sonic Spinet only $465. Many Cox of Pasadena, Miss Adele
other great buya. 100 pianos Comstock of Lacuna and Miss
from whJch to choose. new and Jean Bums of Eugene, as brides
used. Danz Schmidt Big Plano maids. Miss Janet Payne, a cous
and Organ Store. 520 No. Main, In of the bride from South Pasa
Santa Ana. Open Fri. Eve. d«.-na. was junior bridesmaid.
Home of the Hammond Or. Best man was David Yost, the
gans. Blond Studio plano save groom's brother, and another
$265. brother, Douglas, was an usher,
F01t MOTHER'S DAY or Father's aa were Ben Llllegraven of New
Day: Just arrived-new Eter-port and Warren Sturtevant of
na-Matlc watch line, the flnm Costa Mesa. Pale pink antherlum
automatics. Ray Field&, Lido and «Selphlnlum decorated the
Watch Repair, VIncent's Lido altar and the apse of the <'hurC'h,
D N rt HA 3003 whlcb was lit with a pink tone. rugs. ewpo . .
HAMMOND ORGANS used. A Pale pink ribbons and candles
served as pew markers. rare opportunity. One famous
Chord Organ, ~rfect condition.
One Hammond Spinet Organ 2
Mrs. Vincent received guests
at a reception at the Vincent
keyboards. Don •t waIt if you ::I:MCX* :I*:::J:•cx• :I*::::I*C*ICI:*::::I*CI*ICI:* :a•o: •ex• :a•o•cr:•
wlsh to makt' a good saving on Of= 50C:J4I. NOH •..
the world's tlnest oreans_. Danz+ :I*CI*IC:x•:a•o•cx• :I*O*CX* ::ICI*Ci*IC:x•o•c•cx•:a•c:x:• Schmidt. Home of the Ham
mond Organ. 520 No. Main.
tContlnued from Page 5)
ognlzable as tht' Piazza San Mar
co. even wltbout the tltlt' show
In g.
• • •
The Dick Rkhards are plannln1
on breaking ground soon on their
lrvlne Terrace bluff home ... the
Lefty Murdocks already have
theirs under construction. (Lefty
wlll be able to walk to work ...
across the hljthway to tht' Irvine
Coast Country Club.)
FOa SALE
JANSEN o~o. the pia.oo ...a ~======================~~~=~========'! electric Organ In one lnstru •
SHE will find anything HER heart desires on our
complete menu ... a thick juicy STEAK cut from Prize Winning
Beef ... pump CAPONETIE pan fried in pure golden
butler ... double french LAMB CHOPS ... savory boneless
SQUAB stuffed with wild rice ... or, perhaps SHE'LL
choose one of our other delicious entrees for HER dinner.
Whatever SHE chooses, you may be certain that it will be
so tastefully prepared and served so nicely that dinner will
be the hi&hli&ht of MOTHER'S DAY for HER.
VI~TOR HUGO
730 EAST BROADWAY
• , ••• i-t471
Dl111r
nne~ fr•
II• to II, .•.
J J...l F r ) ~ j { '.' ' • ' • a • • • ' • \ • • ·' ...... T '-,
,~ H UrleflleJI
. • _. L IUIT -AY .
• ment. Sold for ovt'r $1500 Our
price $887. Terms. Also One
bf>autitul Electronic Organ.
Like new. Blond finish Fa
mous make. Our price only
$685. Think o( that' Danz
Schmidt Big Plano Co. Santa
Ana. 520 No. Main
WAIITED
YOUNG EXECUTlVE with good
references desires 1 or 2 be-drm.
home or apt. on ~arly lease
near ~ach. lla 5-466 I'XC't'pt
noon til 4 :00
YOUNG COUPL~E=-d~ .. -s~lr_e_2~~-d~r
turn. rental. Rf'as . prlct> Y<'ar·s
lease. Harbor Area. IIA 82 J.
109 Park. B. I.
50 USED PrANOS;:,--w-a-nt-t'd rnr--our I
rental dept. Highest C'ash nl
lowanre In tradt' for organ<~.
grand pianos. and <~pmets
Danz Schmidt. 520 No Mam
Santa Ana.
WANTED-26" girl's blr)C'If' Not
too expensive HA 1992 W
IIEL.P w AJfTEI)
Girls-rrsa
•IL'S w•LD!
and you'll agree when you
hear of the many 1ob oppor-
tunities for quallffed young women ln our business today.
Openl.np now for :
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Apply-
Monday through Friday
514"' No. Main Strftt
Rm. 211-5anta Ana
9:00 to 5:00 P.M.
PACIFlC TELEPHONE
YOUNG MEN and women: Do not
apply unles.s C 11 you're ~II
lf1'00I'\e'd and well mannered,
(2) you enjoy h~lplnr ~pi•
to lMm; (3) you bav~ ambl
tson to Pf'OITaS rapidly; (4)
you al.a have the ~a.mest ct.
alre to underlo a well rounded
PIOif&m of ..at deove.loprue~ n.-are Ow -.t.&aJ quallfl.
• catlona few rMBt.._...p on the
~ .wr., Ule Artbu.r
KUIYQ Stv4tol. We ltv. JOU u.. 1M( lilt")' ..... efte&Uoft.
A~P~bnts.W-. ..... 9'M•ed
..... 10 to 12 aooe. AfPl7 lD
....,_ at 813 K: Olut llw7~
CDII.
IIRJI iSi66L itrl' .. .,. Wldl a,.,_, oW • a-a to s•
Callii.A~ .. ·-
See OUR CATALOGUE FOR MANY ITEMS NOT USTED
* AU Cataloque Prices In Effect Through May *
SPECIAL!! auss SHEAR
SPECIAL! .. DRillER SPECIAL! WIDEI CIIT
PAINT ROUER
AND TRAY
· 7-lada roller bas repla~l•
DyDel all-pa..rpoee ~r. St•l
pcm la tun S-1Dcb SU... A real
.alae a1 OD.Iy. set
$1.19
24 Gal Utility
GARBAGE CAN
SPECIAL! CHAMOIS
A Yfl"("spedal price OG tbia bi9b
quality 14x18-1Dcb cbamoi.L OU tnat.d to t. .oft aDd abeorbeat.
Buy aenral a1 oDJy. each.
$1.39
SPECIAL!
GARIEJI HOE
BJ9 12 . ouac. abe.
Sure deatb f«
moth&. fleas. gaata.
mosquitos cmd
most. lD.MCt peata.
C.t ... well a1 this
low price.
79c
Recmly gal...U.CS
formill9 • Cll1l ..... 119b1 cmd wW atay ....,. _....,. tlaa1
call DOW aDd ....._ a .... ·• your cbGDt» to N ~ 89 place tba1 WorD OUt ODe.
Tou9b stMl blade wUI
4 ru99ed diamoDd bcrclr
tines pearucne b a r d • • t
earlh with ease. Made by
ftnt llDe mGDulacturw. A
CJOOd buy a1 oaly
$4.88 tab lou of bard u ...
llardwood bcmdle.
* * * WE GIVE CROWN STAMPS
CROWN
HARDWARE
HArbor 232
3107 E. Coast Hwy •• Corona del Mar
Introducing
Mr ., Paul
at
$2.69
* * *
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I
Complete List of Yachts
Entered in Ensenada Race
This ls the complete llst of the
1TI yachts entered In the New
port Harbor to Ensena da Inter-
national Yacht Race. which be-
gins today (Thursday) noon oU
the Harbor entrance. The list In-
cludes name of boat. owner. sail
number and yacht club.
Here's the k.ey to abbreviations
of the yacht clubs: ~Aiami·
tos Bay; BW-Blue Water; BYC-
Balboa Yacht Club; CG-Cabrlllo
Beach; Cor -Coronado Yacht
Club; eve-catalina Yacht Club;
Del Rey-Del Ray Yacht Club;
LA-Los Angeles Yacht Club;
U -Lldo Isle Yacht Club; ~
Lona Beach Yacht Club ; MYC-
Mallbu Yacht Club; NH-New
port Harbor YC; PB-LA-Portu
guese Bend Yacht Ch1b and Los
Angeles Yacht Club; SB-Santa
Barbara Yacht 'Club; SCCYC -
Southern C a J if o r n I a Cruising
Yacht Club; SI)-San Diego Yacht
Club; Seattle -Seattle Yacht
Club; Bl--8anta Monk:& Yadlt
Club; Torrli-TorrU Yacht Club,
Okinawa; Voy-Voyagers Yacht
Club; WC-West Coast Yacht
Club; Win -Winward Yacht
Club; RN-Royal Norwegian; SW
-South West Yacht Club ; Cors-
Corsalr Yacht Club.
ADITilABT CLASS Jlnker, West & Sweet. 243 ... _NH
Robena, R. M. Lem6. 233 .. WIN
Tranqullla. R. Garrison, 224 VOY
Oacar Tybrlng, G. R. WaJl, 7 COR
Encore, Wm. Hoving, 217 ....... BW Stardust. Don DaGradl. 21 .... BW
Syrn1oni, A. C. Martin. <J8.SS MYC
Gypsy Clipper. V. T . Kelley, 7 CB
Nelly Sly, David Young, 227 BYC
Slbonney. Fred Logan. ll ........ NR
Black Prince. Bjorn Faber. N5 RN
Windfall. R. N. Williams. 28 BY~
Samarang. P. C. Smith, G3 . ..N
Gullmar. J. G. Johanson. P10 SD
Marie Cellne. W. S. Clark. 6 SB
SeTenade. J. M. Carlson. 212229 ~
Natoma. John W. Dee.
Maramel, Howard HartrY. 493P~
Know How. P. K. Lyons.
Ball Hal. E . T. Maloney, SS ... .SW Francesca, Lewis-CoX, Q10 ...... WC
Makoa Don E. Gillum. 240 .. SB
Bonnie' Doone, 1. La by, 251 DELR-
Mundeamo. R. J. Bogardus. 7 COR
Gaiety. E. s. Wrtaht. Q12. .s.LAw A A Putzker 244 .... .. .
LaLagat 'u ·wm B P~lmer. 49 .... LA n r • · M. I 252 BW Calypso. Jack orr son. F2 CYC Mistress. Dlx K. Brow. .. C
Sea W lnd. J. 0 . Moxness. 256 W R
EstaSY Gene Boln, 1.. ... 127'~ Fa~~ w. ~c;; ___ voY
Ja ~T. D ~-lA
Bos'n. B . Jaudf"in8cb6. H36 .... CB PatJenee. · · 1 BW Clbola. Eric Erlck8on, .......
Marin, D. W. BlackmOTi!, Q8 LA
S .o--er £. E. Wall. 257 ... .LA un....,....... • Cb n 71 we Minerva. C. R. ~rna ' 8 WC Vagabond, M. D. elso2. .. CB
Drtma n, R. E. Hiss. .NH
Seminole. A. WestPi~rm~kiJ9WTN Manuwal, T . J. gr • VOY
1-D. L R. CLASS Hunakal. Gerald Moore ...... ··wm o~at Owner No. Club Gale. G. A. Ford. O ....... 000 WIN "" Seven Seas. H. L. Curt s. W1N Odyssey. Richard Steele, N6 ... NH Gypsy, G. W. Pearson. A~ MYC
Quest, H. F. Murphy, 64. ..... _ .. NH Tokerau. W. L. Seam an, LA
Typee. Wilson E. Haas. 121..._.LA Bluewater 11. J. Esnard, ~S29
Sea Queen. Fred F. Harrls. 85 LA Arcturus. Wm. C. Gegan. ·254 '!WC
Carousel. Ashley G. Sown. 32 .... SO Sea Caper. C. Kohanour. iCB
Morning Star. R. S. Rheem. 84. LA Kelem. Natalie Commons. 11 W
Vaeringer 11, L. R. Gray, 71L .. BW Nita. A. DS. JD. RBaool~~n. O~iS .. OY Nalu. Peter Grant. 6 ........ Nli Kukrl 0 . . · • • BYC
Johanna, Wm. Lyons, HS ...... VOY Cygnet. Nelson Pringle, 221 258 Varya, Geo. C. Jessop. 14 ........ SO Maradon. R. Middleton...... · ·
Mickey. E. G. O'Bryan. 4 ...... SO Chantey, R. H.Mathews lr .. §8:
Ball. Jack G. Helm. H50 ...... VOY Tara. W . F. Priest. 4...... · ·· COR
Medley. Dean Han el. 38 ......... LA Carioca. E. G. Turner. 10 ... WIN
Santana. H. Bogart, N~ .......... LA Home'd Bound. Krumme. 40
Rampant. G. M. Dougherty, 39 A8 Island Btrd, W. W. Po.ter, 10 8W
Galatea. R. M . Stockton, N15 .... LA Zavorah, Dr. K. L. Dieterle, 11 LA
Delphine. J. Paschan Jr .. 92 .... BYC Little Dippel', Desenberg, 11 BYC
Cotton Blossom. Halton. Ql8 .... LA Bojac, B. 1'. Osterholt. 255T3SC~~
Nymph, Bruce Smith. KJS.35 .... SD TroPic Star, Carl Gro~.
Cynjo. Gordon A. Alles. 76 ...... NH Jubllo. J. T. Dlclaon. Yl ..... LA
San ta Lucia Ill. G. L. Eddy, 13 SM Bobby Boy. M. Johnson. 55 WIN
Synove 0 , Alfred E. Rogel's, 31 NH Jajobo Geo. E. Silver ............... .LI
Ma rianne. Don. Chilcott, 130 we Play Gal. J. F. Ntckerson .... COR
Evening Star. W. Trepte, 60 SD Llafall. Ernest L. Saad .. - ...... BW
Bonnie Doone, E. Wells. 232 BW White Wings. Kalayjian. 260 BW
Sweep, Jos. E. Grant. K38-12. NH Sher'n Badger, S. Badger. 242 VOY.
Sorceress. J. F. Jopling, K38-l SD Spectre, Ted Spector, 2.. ........... CB
Mrs. Melwood
Berry Named
Mrs. Melwood Berry of 501 Clltf
Dr., Cliff Haven. h as been named
Costa Mesa district ch airman for
the 0range County Philharmonic
S()clety, according to an an
noun~ent by Mrs. Karen Mar-
greta Bruning, executive direct.or
of the aoclety.
Mrs. Berry held a coffee hour
In her borne last week on Wed-
nesday to Introduce more people
to the alms of the Phllharmonlc
and to entertain M1&s Frieda Bel-
Infante. conductor of the Phllha r
monic Symphony.
Miss Bellnfante explained that
the Philharmonic Sodety Work
shop was becoming well estab-
lished and the next sfep in the
8JOWtb of the Sodety wUl be the
e.tabllsbment of concerts for
chDdrftL
Praeut •t Gae coffee hour were
M l ~ ....... Jobll Beck. A. \Y John !ff!tf., Nel·
aon Jones. Basll Pet,enlon. 1. R.
Maddox, F. E. Web~ Jr.. G. F.
Petera. Barbara llacNeUJedge
and Gertrude McCall.
$4,000 Sloop
Runs on Rocks
The 28-foot auxJllary sloop.
Blue Sea. valued a t approxi-
mately $4,000, ran on the rocks
of the west jetty and broke up
a t 10:51 a.m. Saturday, but no
one aboard was hurt, the harbor
department reported.
Aboard w~re M. W. Gregory or
Los Angeles, owner, a nd slx pas-
sengers. enroute to San Pedro.
One man jumped overboard but
the others climbed off on the
rocks.
A toutbeut wind of 30 mlle.
an hour, with eusta reaching to
40 and 42 mJle. an hour, and
the surge of the sea we-re blamed
for the boating accident.
Capri. S. W. Shepard. KJS.-24 SD Sans Soucl. J. P. Jones. 17 ...... CB
Evlta, Larry Courter, SS ....... .BYC Trident G. A. Robinson. 99, COR
Ballerina. E. G. Gould. PCC12 SD Sea Gypsy. R. Ltngenbel'g. 41 BW
Marleamelle, G. Glann1nJ A6, NH Tantalus, Irv Lauman, Ql4 DelR. ......
Ma ra, H. C .• B. Huber, lS ........ BYC Seafarer X. F. Stevens Jr .. 10 CB
Serena, J. B. Kilroy. 1C-13 .... BYC Commensense ITI. Brush, CS3 CB
Lark. Carl T. Long. 16 ............ LA Truant. Wa lter S. Clark_:. X2 ... ..SD William K. Parrt.:b. 29, of Lo1
Ferns Delight, 0 . D. Wade, 74 VOY Gayle, Ruth Pawson. Ivl COBS Angeles, will face a prellminary
Antigua, H. C. Ramser'. 5 ........ LA td.rts, H. C. Schofield, 90 ...... WIN bearing o n a bur•l•---.. • ..,.e at ShenanJgan, Sh inn, K38-28 BYC Susurro, D. Humphries. CC36 WC • -~ .,..._•
Coquille, A. D. Callahan, 10.1 NH Fleetwood. R. Lamb, S32-7 .. _BYC 3 p.m. tomof'T'O'IIIr (l'rldq) In
Rocking Chair TI, W. Boyd. 96 BW Beachcomber, C. Mannine.-.. CB J'fewport Beach JU8tlce Court.
USS Saluda, U.S. Navy Lab., 101 Indifferent. Fred Hunle. 111 BYC He Is charged with .teallng
Seadrlft, L. H. Fac;well, 1J3._.NH Marilyn. H. V. Richey, 42. ...... .LA seven sweaters from Sbadclock'a Nordlys, W. S. Johnson. 142, COR Mon Reve, W. H . Tracy. 112 .... BW
Legend. Chas. Ullman, 72 ....... .LA Skoya, SamueiJ. Harry ............ CB Inc.. 3412 Via Lido, Newport
Eventide. S. M. Newmark, 197 WC Southern Croa. G. Sanford ...... WC Beach, Jut Tbunday aft6 a
Bayadel'e, J. H. Nicholson, 'T1 LA Silhouette II, S. Murfey Jr. 94 LA clerk discovered three or four Jada, Geo. R. Sturgla, 132 .. -.. .LA ., _ _.n,. Ramon J Sprltzler CB , __ ,_ t
Astrea, Joe Flick, 122 ................ wc i:boiOndrtna, P.' H. Rowe--VOY cashmere sweaters m_.,g a
Kitten, F. W. Lyon, PCC6_ .... .NH Suskind. H. L. Blodgett, 90 BYC 3:15 p.m . Pollee ltarted to eearch
Volunteer, l. S. !Sroome. 43 ....... .88 for three men auspects at that Primo Donna, D. Metz. K38-26 CB • 1 Trinket. Cliff Tucker, 25(L.WlN UJnVEJlSA.LIST FEU.OWIIDP time. At 3:~ p.m. they were 0-
Westward, R. S. MilleT. 23 ........ NH cated In Bidwell'• Sbop for Men,
Renee ade, Hale Field, 239 ....... .LA ''The Abiding Values In the 3429 Vla Lido.
Tehanl, Cbas. L. SwJnden, Q9, NH Ever-Changing Home" W'IU be The three men were taken to
Da.sher, J. W. Twitty, 107 .... ToTil the sermon topic of Rev. Fred-Akahl •en F Croan 20. CB pollee depattm· ent headqaarterL • .... · · • --· erick Ringe at the 11 a.m. aervf-Plyfne Cloud, E. Corkett, Ql !Of ..... omcer. took a .t of car lt.,a
Soltl()Q'U', W. D. Smtth 1UO LB Sunday of the Universalist Com-&om pUfllb and located bla car
Wh1rJW1ftd. S. X. BabCOCk lZT SM munity FellowaJrlp ln the New-parkecl at 34M VIa Udo. In t.M ~trl~: 1: ~= ~ Rn port Beach Ebt'll Clubhouse, 515 trunk ot the ear ofJbn fou.t Valentfn~ Ml8l SJater, 22..-CB W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Jllotb. tiM .wn . MWeaten wUil tM
Skylark, Dean Brown. 21---.sa er'a Day wUJ be celebrat.d, and SbMcloell l&IMI. 11le ,....._
IJttle WJna. J. BafUie. 8..3t....LA •pedal muale utcl a ~~eta .. onette ., .. .._t.Uied by • deft. MN.
Sea Waif, llanball S.W'Yft'!lJlm 1M cbUdren wtU be ott.-ect. John &. ODie 1r lJoe alcl. Sea .U., & I. Doi!HtnY. 8.1--LA ~ ,0 Dallt•, ~ ,......,, tSI...Jnl IWIWI'Itwo~,...
8DIIN, I . B. ConMIJy, lO._ .. ".NH .......... Uct M wu arra.le-d = 0. L Ma'1o1:: An your printinq needs Wl1 ~ Monda,. lie .,.. tahn to Or· ~& -~ ::;c'rn~J!-= an~tcou_DCJJaDla~ot_., =. .... .r ...... «Lj·.,,.., Job Priftffnq .,... ...... .,bid.
'J!IW HatbOr ArM New1~, -n.e ...,., • eCK co.it • .. cciM. A ca ....... N '" n. ..,_
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a.cl J0111N ....... • ln .... AcCOII I for ... fwlwe
At 1eut a tenth of whet you Nm should be yows to leep -so saW OM of tM Wile
Men of old. tt's st11 a good n.&. today -..pedaly if yovr S.W. .,. ... g a hlth
return with us. Our curNnt dif'idencl , ... is ll/2 -r. rMf annum, ,.W 4 tiiMI yeerfy 011
ALL accountL
We help families buy their homes -thet's our prindpal way of .......... iftt ft.o.
S.Vi,. wlWc:h you entrust to us. Durin9 19 yeen of serving OrM9e eo-ty, we .._.
helped bring home ownership to tftouseftds of famJies. IScrow S..W:., ,...,....,.
A.-cy, loaM to buy, '*lid, NmOCiel -al part of the ....._.. • •IM w.l&g for JOII
..... J
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Legion to Moi CJ
Caucus Here ,.. u.a. llaval ~-, ..... nveen 11 LID. aDd 2 :30 p.m., ln-
... )'ftl'• wtn.nen. will M on ducttq v.,.,.~ ju,ftiorn~.
hand llq tl 1o defacl Itt title e1t7 ......._ fOun wtth coawatn Rewport Rubor Amedcan ~te-
tn tbe W.-.ro lpl4nt Qwnploa. and lin~ doe "-t 291 wUJ r.o.t the 2t.t
••• .._ 110 tie beld lft 11CII'th m.trlct Pr6-Conventlon Caucua
Udo ~MI. . DD or .,_.. a LOeT Satu:tday and Sunday, Max-14 ._, ~ wm IMt of. Re:uy Jfleclr1cb, • fll 115 E. and 15. 'Jbere wW be a danee on
teNd .,. ~ +anlh7 e:re.n o1 211t at .. o.ta ......... taJDen the 14th and the m~lna wUI be
C.Ufornfi. .,.... ColulllfU. ~ to Boa• Kt'mCirial Bolrpltal by on Ute 15th.
10ft ~ ....,_., USC. ua:.A Jfewport J01Sc* fOf' trutment of The AuxJJJ.uy wJJJ wrn lunch
and W~ 1"he l at t • r a tinter lnjvy at 1:10 p.m. AprtJ eon Sunday noon.
,.,_.,.. tiii the ftnt tlme Jn thJa 27. Mr. Nledrl~h aat the ad ot 'Jbe 8f'COnd annual m~m~r
lowtnl ._atta. ~ lrttt.h Co-a ttncer on an eledrk planer on ebop Jamboree ot the. 4th. 5th
)wnbta oaJW~Mn won the ebaJn. a job at trvtne T.-r~. Be wu and 6th Areas wtll be h~ld Satur
plonllhtp of the Brtn.h Empire I on ht.. way for medk:al aid when day and Sunday, May 21 and 22
lut year at Vancouver. Ja"-car ran out ot IU lD fJont of at the Newport Legion HaJJ.
'lbere wUJ be nJ~ raCH be-1700 W. Gout Hwy .. police aaJd. Whit Helms of Post 291 ls chair
BIDS CALLED ON BONDS
man ot the general anange. m~n~oo~ttee. ,. .. -.~.--. ........ ~
LaGAL wona LEGAL wonca o--r 11aa ... ..:.;.
NOTICE l'ifVtmiG BIDS FOR $..'550.000.00 BOMbS ,_ '
OF NEWPORT BEACU SCBOQL DI.STBJCT OF OIUlfCE _. .U VII10ir Jll'l .. dll • • •
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Th~ CltJ,ot Newport Beach bu ...,.._ ...... ...._
NOTICE IS HE1lEBY GIVEN that aealed propou.la t.c. the pur-bet-n apportioned $80.SOO as Its J'ICK D ~ DKLIYDY
chue of 1550,000.00 prtndpal amount of bonda of !fewpart leach &hare Of the motor ~hJcle 11-~ UJnOir
School Dlstrlet of Oran.p Cowaty, • CalltomJa, wUJ be recetftd by ce~ t~ tor 1955 56, baaed on SE.IIY1C2
the Board of Supenbon at the omce ot the Clerk o1. ..Sci Board the current otfldal population of @ •1 11.....-t Sift.
In the Court Boue In Santa Ana. Calltom.ta. up to the bauJ o1 U :OO 17.m . ll..,....t .._.
o'clock A. II.. CalUomfa Daylfpt Savtnc 'Mme. on Jla117, 1.1e5. The ctty of Costa~~~~ wtll re-..._-
Nichols Rare Coin eisplay
Continues 'Til Tuesday
-----------Said bonda wm be dated June 1. 195S, an4 wm ...., Jaterelt ceive $73.)00, baaed on • popula-~ &~ Der
ctuctlon and drculatlon, wbJch at a rate not to exceed 51r per annum to be detenD.lMcl U.POD the do __ n ___ ol~16~,1:..:85..:.._ ______ ~====&&==·==..-.===~
mate. the pattern plecee all the aale of aald bondL Said lnterelt ahall be payable an.rnaaDy I« tbe
men rar• and valuable. tint 1Nr atter the date ol aaJd bonds and .emiannually tbeNII'tel'.
For example, the Nichola col-Sald bonda and the tntae.t thereon are payable 1n lawfuliDIJCII7 o1
lection Jndudes two of the fa. the United States of America at the ot.Oce ot Jbe,.,...,..,. ol eald
'ftM ftlcMJa com clllpJay wW coin lltnlck aa an apet"imenL It mous $4 1old Sellu. Th~e were County. Said banda wUl be deUpatecS "Eleetioll 1t15C. 8lll!r* a. ..
continue at the Nft'JOI't Balboa " the tamou. "JUne Dollar," two of thla desi&n-In the nm Sald banda wf1l be S ID number. ot the denc!m4naU. of
SaYIJWI and LoaD .u.odat1on with a bole In the center. Only one, struck In 1897, MJN UbertY• 11000.00 each, and will be numbered and payable aa foUOIWII:
h~ In Udo Center ellht ot ULe8e wen eve-r struck, treaes are done up In lone ootls BOND 8()Jq)
thloulb ~ ~y. ~-and Kenny'• 1.a fJom the eollec-wound around he-r head. In the NUK8ERS DATE OF NtJVWBS DATI! OF
atlon rre.ldent P. A. Palmer an. don ol the late WlUiam H. aecond, made In 18. tbe .hu INCLUSIVE KATUitllT Dfa..vsrvE IU'IUIIITY
nounces. Wooctln, ex~ of the U.S. lone. flowtn1 hair. Thft'e -~ 10 1 to~ June 1, l.95i 251 to 275 luae 1. UQ
11M clllpJay or rare colna wu 'l"re&IUI)'. whoee ptlvate eoln ool-eolfed hair eotn.t. and 15 with 21 to 40 June 1. 19:58 276 to 380 .hme 1. 1970
........, IMt week lft eonjundJoD l«tJon wu valved at 12 million fiowinc hair. Nicholl hu one of C1 to 60 June 1. l9S9 301 to 115 loDe 1. 1.971
With National Coin Week. 11\e dollan. The lllnc Dollar "-now I each. A New 'York collector hu 61 to 80 June 1. 1960 &36 to 150 June 1. 1J72
('Olna are from the oollectlon ot wortll ... oltere<S him as.ooo forth~ Both 81 to 100 1une 1, 1961 351 to 375 June 1. 1971
Kenny Nicholl ol. Balboa Ialand e 1., I'IIOOF COlli ! are abo from th~ Woodin collec-101 to UO June 1. 1962 376 to fOO June 1. m.a
and bll .an Gene. tlon. 121 to lfO J~ l. 1.963 .at 1o iZ5 June 1. 1V75
lndudecl In the coJledlon 11 a AnoftU!r ...,.. and 1nteresdnl e ODIH I OPU ~ 141 to 180 Jun~ 1. 19154 G6 to 450 June 1. 1976
t)'pe 8et of all U. S. told eo!DAI, ,old ooln in the NJdlols oollec-Anothe-r rare experimftltal coJn 161 to 111> June 1, 19S5 451 to 475 l une 1. 1m
aomplete wtth the exception of ~ ~~U:: 1~~~ b h1a copper pattern of a $10 181 to 200 June 1. 1.966 41'6 to 500 J"ne 1. tm
••••• p .,.,..
GLUE.O LAM l NAT~D
Hf.M&!R S. GIY! Cl£AA ~. AFFORDIN G GA!AT
STQENGTH AT LOWEQ ~..U~-:=~--COST. COMPLI.Tl &UtLOING &.lTV
OU.IV!.RED TO JOO SITf FROM ta4!a Pal.SQ.Ft.
OR COMP LLTtLY l Af.CTf.O, IHCWOtNG aLA~
FQOM l l • PEA. $Q. FT. fOil eOM ... ~\.~
f..-M.ca • ...,..,..., ---·
Mt'!C 3 II ••• Clll.w.
the two wrr rare !50-doJ.Jar aold eold piece destrned for tnterna. 201 to 225 June 1. 1961 501 lo 525 Ju.nt' 1, lJ79
pieces. Kenny hu one of the newr pl&ced ln ~latJon. Tht.. tlonal c:t.rculaUon. On it. bade. Jt 226 to 2:50 June 1, 1.968 S. to 5eO lu.nt' 1, U80 -----------------------
1_.852 ,Wd fl plec:es, a "pattern" :.': 11, ~~:~on of ex-show• tu value In the colna~ of Said banda wU1 be .old for euh Oftl7 &Dd kw not._. t.baA par
I aro ~ r -oth~ countries: 37 Daru.h ~ anc! ac:cruect lnterM to the date ot dtilwr)'. Eaeb bid JDUIIt atate
. 'J'be experimental or "pattern'' nen. 20 Dutch Gulden. 51 French that bidder often par and acenaecl lnterelt to~ elate fll clellwry,
pl.ecft are amoq Kenny'a betlu-Francs, 42 German Ma.rb. and 2 and .tate 8eP&fatel7 the premlam, 11 _,., otfel'ed fOI' 11&14 boacla.
tltul and lntere~ttnc ooJna. Only En1Uab PoWlds. 1 .ttllllnr. 6 and the tate of Interest. not ueeectJnc 5,. I* &DilWD. aJ4 boodll
a Jew of each one of theM oolna pence. Concrea did not approve diaD bear, Which rate shall be a muldple fll one-qaart.er ol one
were strudr. and aerved aa trial It for clrcuJat!on. per cenL Blda will be compared on the ba-s. ot net l.nterelt ~
cotnl. 01' '"patteru." lfa.ny Rcll He al.80 hu the expertm~ntal wbJch aball be detemllned by computtnc the tota1 amount of ln-
~~~~~~~~~~~~coi;""~~.,.~~DOt~~ap~pr~O'I~ed~~-~~~ eopper Qulntuple Stdla, a Pat-t«eSt whkb th~ ctl.atJ1ct would be required to sa-Y f:tom tbe date 1 tern for a $20 rotd pJeee, struck of the bonds to the ~ft maturlty dates tbereo( at tile rate
In 1879. On lt8 revene stde, It spedtled ln the bid and b7 4educt1A&' t.beref:rom any premium bid.
ahowa the wetrht In crams Or l!acb btd &ball be tor the mtlre amount of aaJd bond& Not to
each metal ln the alloy used-exc:ftd two rates of interest m,.y be bid. but no lincle bond ahall
cold. allveor and copper. OnJy four bear more than oM rate ot interest.
COATS ., ... ,
Y..r CIMt wiD ._.3. -......... , .. ..... .,.. .. .... ......_ce •pl ... ................
-~
\ .
UptOwn Oeaners
' 1-waT aAJ.M)A IL~ KACII
a« ttt... copper pa.u.m pl«* At any t1Jne before the bcmcSa are tenclen!cl kw dellvery, the suc-
~ lltnldl. anc~ on17 two 1a Clllllful ....., ~ r • n • ... _.,, •-.. • · -.
cold. The Kldloa coln Is valued terellt ~lftd hr prtvat~ holden from bcmclll ol the aame type a.nd
at S3SO today. character lhall be declared to 6e taxable income under praent
Klchola' oo11ectlon ·Includes all Federal lnoome tax Jaws, either by a rulln1 ot th~ BurHu of tn.
ol the oommfthoratJve U.S. half tunal ~nue or by a dedston of any Federal oourt, or shall be
dollars. These 48 coins ~ oon-declared taxable by th~ terms of any Federal lnoome tax law en-
sJdeftd amonc the most beau-acted subaequent to the date of this notice.
Uful In the world because of The oplnfon ot O'Melveny lr Myers. Los Angeles, Calltc.nla.
their rare quallty of derlen and approvlftl th~ validity of aald bonds. will be furnished the success.
detail. The flnt was the 1892 ful bidder wJthout cost to the bidder. At the time of payment fc.
World's Columbian Exposition and delivery of said bonds., the successful bldd~ wUJ be furnished
coin, and the Jut are the 1951-54 with a certUlcate that the-re ls no litigation pending att«ttnr th~
George Wuht.cton Ca.rver and valJdJty of the bond&
Booker T. Wublnaton halt dol-A certUled or cashier's check for a sum not less than thJ'ee per
Jars. Nichols also has a oomplete ~t (3~) of the par value of aaJd bonds, payable to the ord~ ol
type aet of u.s. mtnor oolns, to-the ~uurer of Oranre County, must aceompany each bld u a
cludlnl 2-cent pl~ the aUveor cuaranty that the bidder, 1l succeatul, <Will accept and pay for sa.ld
:kents and the famous lndlan bonds In acccrdan(:e with the terms of hLs bfd. 'Ibe proceed~ of th~
Read p,ennles. check a«ompanytnc the accepted bid ahall be applied on the pur-
• COOrs ma Dr VALR chue price, c., 1l such bid ls accepted but not performed, aha.ll be
Hu Nichola made montt, on lletalned by the County ~ for the benetlt at th~ cllstrlct.
h.la ootn lnVNtmenta! By way or unleu sud1 failure ot performance 15 caused by any act or omta.
answer, KennY plcka up a mount ston ol ~ld oounty, aaJd dlstrlct, or an otflc:er of either of then.
of clear plastic· which pennlts Chedta accompanytnc unaca!pted bids wW be returned promptly.
you to aee both front and revene Said bondl will be dellvered at the office of the County Tru.
aide of each coin. "Here'a the su.rer olaald County.
1936 mint proof set of all oolnac~ The Board Of Supervbors reserves the rfgbt to reject any and
for that year." There are th~ all bldl or to waive any lrregularlty of lnfomallty In any bid.
half dollar, quarter. dime. nkkel The aaeued value of the taxable property wtthln aald dlm'lct
and penny of that year. brtcht u lhown on the equalbled assessment roll for 1954-195!5 Is $51. 722,.
and llhlnJng, 1n perfect oondJUon. 510.00, and the total amount of bona of aald dlat:rict previously ta.
• .,. face value of the.e coins sued and now oatsta.ndtnc l.a $1.0&,000.00.
Is 91 cents,'' Kenny saya. ''t"ou By ordft' of the Board ol Supervi8ors of Oranee County, CaJJ. ~an buy th1.s proof wt from the fornJa. adopted April 19, 1m.
mtnt toT the current year at <SEAL>
$:UO. This 1936 let ls worth tl'75 B. J. SMn'B
today. The 1950 set .sells for fl5, County Clen o1 Oranee County,
and tbe ttsl eet tcw $15. Pretty Calttomla and d~ Clerk ol tbe
rood value for your Investment!" Board of Superviaon thereof.
The Ntchols collection l.s con. PubUib Newport BarbOI' ~
.. * • * • COME TO TilE *
* • PARTY
•
~ ... $21.00 ,.,.,... $aviftp
Aceount
~ There1l be free
refreshments: coffee.
...
...
coke, cookies and punch •
... Gift borloons fo~ the
,.. kids.
~ ·Goo-Goa the caown•
will be there, too.
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1171 WM llf a a • c.IA EA. CAlif. aa ,,...,.
.Jiii..illil•llill•il]ll!ii!~----~~~-------~~~~~~ ~«Vatlvely valued at $10,000. April 28 and Kay 5, 1JeS • amcz "fttiO& OLD conn -~~~~=--~-~iliiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•:;========::::::;;r::;::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::====::;;:::~-u you're wondeorlnc about that
ran old coin that Aunt Bertha
tan you on your fourth birth·
day, baal It out and br~ It
down to Jtenny Nichola. He'Jl be
clad to ret out one ~ hLs many
volumes and look up Its history
fOf' you.
Who ~you mltht mab
one ot tboee dl.acowriet that
.. -c..a ...,. make bea~ tn the ooln coJ. a.-... ._ lec:tor'• world. an4JOU may lW'n
iii~~~"'~'-~=-·~=~,_=·:·)~-" out to ))e worth • lot IDOft .-n-.,y than ,ou tboqht you were.
'lbat'a Wbat makw coin t'OI·
lfttiftc Cu. _,. Kany Jtk:bola.
PEatAPS llfE
YEUDW PAGES
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HOME
LOANS
At Orange County's
leading Home Lending
lnstitvtion
QUICK
24 HOUR SERVICE
LOW
LOW "REDUCING"
rNTEREST RATES
EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
FRIEifDLY
SY~PATHETIC SERVICE
WE IUY TIUST DUDS
OH Wf:U. LOCATID HOWlS
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
l LOAN ASSOCI A TtON
LAGUNA BEACH
Phone HY 4.1 I 77
Total I$
Of liJ.Time R•ord Year
Attet two .ucceaJve million·
dollar month-. the Newport
Beach bulldtne pemlt total tor
Ule first four months of 1955 Is
$3,876,1sal. accordlna to Building
Inspector Raymond Glenn's April
00 report.
Th1s Is more than $650.000
ahead dl last year. when the
AprU 30 total was $3.209.246, and
a halt-million dollars ah~ad of
the all-Ume record year of 1951.
when the April 30 tota l was
$3.383.885.
The AprU total was $1.040.583.
This included 39 s ingle tamtly
dwelllngs, $732,449; six 2-famlly
dwellings. $92,205: two 3-tamlly
dwellings. $51.725; 57 repairs to
dweJJings. $106.285: 23 cabanas.
S32.600i four twtmmlnc pooM,
$5.950; one ~ bu11dtn8.
S7 ,D>; alx repaln to eommerdal
buUdJnp, $9,401; ..ven alaN.
$2,765.
Permits issued 'durtnr the final
week of AprU included: e COBOKA 111G.IILAJfDS
Frank Muaselman. 9>-room. 1-
story. 1 unit dwelllng at 469 De
Sola Terrace, $23,000.
e IRVINE TE.IlACE
Macco Corp., 6-roorn. 1 story, 1-
unit dwelling at 1547 Dolphin
Terrace, $22,000.
e NEWPORT
Dr E. D. Peele. fenoe at 26 An-
nex. Lido Trailer Park. $175; V.
L. Lees. 10 room, 2-story. 2.unJt
rlwelllng at 6210 W. Ocean Ft..
$21,750.
LECAL KOTICE ,. HAilBOB ISLAJm
KOTICE TO CJlEDITOilS Robert Ingold, addition at 14
ESTATE OF RALPH W. GOTII-llarbor Island, $600.
ARD. DECEASED. e JEACOK JAY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to A. S. Cline. addition at 35
the Creditors of and all persons Shelter Cove, $1.500.
having clail'Tl.l against the said • BALBOA ISLJUQ) d~edent or said estate to file W. C. Calhoun. carJ)ort at 1516
them with the necessary vouch-Balboa Ave., $200: Georce Lake,
ers In the office of the Clerk of and <:abana at 120 Garnet. $600.
the Superior Court of the State • NEWPORT BEJCJITS
of Calltomia, in and for the John McGann. 6-roorn. 1-story,
County of Orange, or to present 1 unit dwelling at 2313 Clift Dr ..
the same. with the necessary SlROOO
vouchers. to the undersigned a t _LE_G_AL--If-OTJ--CES--
hlll or her place of business, to-No. A-25662
wit: ESTATE O P C ATHERI NE
WilHam A. Gothard. Executor GWYNN. also known as KATIE
c/o Harwood. Heffernan & So-GWYNN. DECEASED.
den, Attorneys at Law, NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN to
2515 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar, callfornia.
within slx months after the first
publication of thls n otice.
Dated: AprU 15, 1955.
WlL.LlAM A. GOTHARD
Ex~utor of the Estate of
said decedent.
Harwood. Heffernan 6: Soden
Attorneys at Law
2515 E. Coast Hlghway
Corona del Mar, California
Pu bllsh: April 21, 28. May 5. 12
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
LOllS FOR HOlES s,. 20-TEAll LOU
Construction Loans s,. 20-TEIUI LOU
SEE aoa SATn.Ea ............
2515 E. c-t • .., .. CJ))(
Pb. BA ,_ Ia 1-5115
(Metro Lit. luarallce hDda)
JAMES
D~ RAY
Bill-ClllrHIIr
3446 E. COAST HWY ~
CORONA DEL ~AR
HAIW 4763
•••"'•"u: HAtbor 4196
the crt'ditors of and all persons
h'vlng daams against the said
dC'«'<<C'nt or said estate to tile
them with the nt>«>SSary vouch
PTS In the otflee of the Clerk of
the Supt>rlor Court of the State
of California. In and for the
County of Orange, or to present
the same. with the necessary
vouchers. to the undersigned at
hls or hf'r plare or business, to-
wit: Ella M. Lewis. c/o Ralph
M. Myers. Jr.. Z721 East Coast
Highway. Corona del Mar. Cali-
fornia. with in 11lx months after
the first publication of this no·
tic c.
I Dated April 29. 1955
ELLA M. LEWIS
Admlnlstratrlx of the Estate ot
said decedent.
Ralph M. Myers, Jr .. Z721 East
Coast High way, Corona del Mar,
Callfornla, Attorney for Admin-
Wt..,bi:.
Publ ish : May 5, 12. 19. 26
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
Robert Forbes
BUILDER
&Arbor ••• 1101
l'locw CoftrtDcJ• -l>raLDboar4a
Asphalt Tile -Rubber Tile Formica -Linoleum nle
CARLTOIS' ~Y.'o\VII
C:O.ta .....
Costa Mesa Lu~nber Co.
LUMBER-BUILDING MATERIALS .............. c... .... Lalit! .... 1
Jleldiautl. IDdwb t cmcl.-..ideadal areca
LOW MONTHLY RATES
Boot patrol available for waterfront estates, boat
owners cmd industrial waterfront facilities. ............. a ....... ..
1'Wo .......... ~ Ia • eu~Y....... ~eoddlrl.aaCDUtlhrJ'.
Amanda Lloyd. 8aDta ADa.,.. aft4 .._.. 114o Qlrcaa del
ported that a bJt ad nan car Mar, at ,.,:2) a.m. Aliftl· 22,.· ftew-
damapd 11er car pulled oo Bell-part pollee repc11te4 ....,..,_. _..
tJbpe A"-o Canna cJel Mar, 88 Ju.UaD a. lleDnett o1 laD D1e1Jo
feet 80Uth ol COUt Jlw7 •••. Of. ud Gorc1on E. 8cR • o1 Cluala
fScen oonltleaNd a BB IUD from Vlata. clrtwn of two o1 t)Je can
• t.o. A.n,._ bo7, 1~ aad later Involved. Both were taken to
releued It to hJa father after the Hoar Memorial B~ltal.
boy allepdly had been fJrlnr Pollee aaJd all thNe ot the
the run at blrda around chUdten ean tnYOlved were tplnc eut on
on the beach at 2W E. Ocean Cout Bwy. when 'nlomu J.
Front. Balboa • , • Mrl. Ruth Cullhman of 417 Serra Dr., Coro-
Dreular of 1009~ N. Bay Front . na BJehlandJ, driver of one of
Balboa Island, reported that for the cars, sto1>1)ed to make a left
the aecond time 1n a week ahe turn. Mr. Bennett stopped h .. car
found white paint splattered on behind the Cushman vehlc1e,
her car parked at Apolena Ave. was h it 1n the rear by the Somers
a.nd N. Bay Front . • . Robert vehicle and was knocked Into
Tauby.-23. of 1941 FulJerton Ave., the•rear of the Cushman car, po.
Costa Mesa, autfcred a severe cut Jlce aald.
to h1a lett hand on a faucet in
a cafe at 6600 W. Coast Hwy.,
Newport .••
e SUXDAY. AnD. 14
Jerry SchiJdmeyH, 108 Opal
Ave., Balboa Island, complained
that two boya damaced h.ls row
boat ... James M. Evans of TI4
Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar.
reported that a burctar entered
hJa home but apparently was
scared oft without taklne any.
thing when Mr. Evans returned
home at 1 a.m .... A hit and run
car caused $35 damage to hl.s car
parked Jn front of his hom e, Gor-
don Burch of 125 29th St., New-
port Beach, reported ... A ship
to shore radio w as stolen from
the 28-foot cabin cruiser White
Cap moored at Z735 W. Coast
Hwy., Newport Beach, owned by
Theodore W. Gray of Pasadena
. . . A burglar stole four cases
of beer valued at $18 fro m a cafe
at 2614 Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach. owned by Margaret Miller
of 1699 Tustin Ave .. Costa Mesa. e WEDKESI>AT. AP1l1L 27
caoaca ICBOOL GVJLI)
WJU. a.zcr orncaa
Election of oftken will be beld
Monday, May 9, at the flnal reg.
ular meeting ol the Church
School GuUd of the Corona del
Mar Community Church. Mrs.
John T. Keeler will entertain the
eroup at ber home at 234 Jas-
mine Ave., Corona del Mar. As-
alstlng beT Jn hostess dutles will
be President Mrs. M. J. Shannon.
Mrs. WUUam Humason and Mrs.
Wa llace Calderbead.
CEJITIJ'ICA TE OF aVJDfESS
Fictitious Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
certify that they are conductlag
a Landscaplng busine-ss at '2229
East Coast Higtaway, City of
Newport Beach, County of Or-
ange. State of Callfornia, under
the flctitlous firm name of
COASTAL LANDSCAPING and
that said t1rm is composed of the
following persons, whose names
and addresses are as follows,
to-wit:
Roy~ W. Prlor-633 St. James
Road. Newport Heights. Newport
Beach. calltomla.
reatcu1at a. ......... ....._ ....-. rlbe. aklz• .. ...._
tbe vw. ........... of ac-.. Couaty'• ,..... ......
naata. anq...e ,... _.,.. • -. L••.-. .t tllellddlll
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NOW OPEN ••• . .
NANA'S Mexican Foods
OPD nZ11T DAY 11 A.M. 'TIL 7 P.M.
Disturbances reported In the
200 block Diamond Ave. at 2:36
a.m. and 100 block Abalone Ave ..
at 3:16 a.m. on Balboa lsland
were quiet when ottlrers a rrived
... A car reported blocking the
300 block alley of Grand Canal.
Balboa Island. was moving .vhcn
officers arrived at 5:34 a.m ....
Jan Vandenburg of 2647 A E.
Coast Hwy., Corona del Met, re-
ported damage to bls car win-
dows, door Jocks and ante nna
while the vehicle was ,parked In
the All American Market park-
Ing lot . . . OfflceTS quieted .a
wUd party at 21.3~ Grand Canal,
blboa Uland, at 11:15 p.m. ...
Officers were unable to locate a
group drinklnc. c1imbine trees
and causing a aeneral dlstrub-
Leonard F. Jones -618 Hello-
trope Avenue. Corona del Mar, ~====================~=== N~ Beach, California. j;
an~ In the area of 1..Z7 E. Bay
Front. Balboa Island, at 11 :20
p.m. ... A buretar took $3 from
(ConUnue<l on Paee 11)
FU
WITNESS -our hands thla 11th
day of AprU, 1955
Royce W. Prior
Leonard F. Jones
STATE OF CAUFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE
ss. .
ON THIS Eleventh day of AprU
A. D .• 1955, before me Robert W •
a Jlfot&r7 Publ~ In aJ\CI
for aald County and State, resJd-
inC · therein duly commlaloned
and sworn. personally appeared
yce W. Prior and Leonard F.
Jones known to m~ to be the
persons whoee names are sub-
scribed to th~ within Instrument,
and acknowledeed to me that
they executed the same.
IN ~ WHEREOF, I have
hereunto ~ my band and af-
fixed my offJcJal eeal the day
and year in th1a cerWicate tint
above written.
NOTARY PUBUC IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY AND STATE
Robert W. Frater
My Commission Expires March
5, 1956. .
Publl&h: AprU 21. 28. May 5, 12
In the Newport Harbor EnaJgn.
MG.4,..,'S
Your Famlly Restaura nt
(ao.cl~)
1515 E. eo.t Jllgla1Nf
....... 1 .. C....'-1 .....
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iiiiiEiiiiiii
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Engines Fail.
Boat~ Beacl1ed
(Continued from Pace 10) lnjurecl chick fou.ncl at 33 Harbor
Aa 18-loot outtaoerd motor boelt the cub ,..s.ter at the bualne. taland at 12:15 p.m. • • • OCflcen
eQ).IIJilplf4 wtt11 two 11 bll-ccwa ~ lob -.wblan at X16 Newport ~ lt ....,...art CUll f1l
ou-.... .... CUM ..,.... ..,._, ••rut . . . bMr ud two open eau ol beer
1n tM 8DCI) bioS ... K.....,n e NWWN'f. U111L a from a tat It J05 Apolena Ave.,
at 8:05p.m. AfriJ :H. One 0« the omeen wamect tpemben of a Balboa IIIUMJ. at 9:40p.m. alter
boat occup&Dtt. ll&rold IAtail. pe.tty at 118 Graad C&uJ, BaJ.. a ear occupellt, Alan W. ~e.
.,., o1 ~~.SaNdE boe Man4 at t:t* a.m. and ant 19. ot Altadlma, denied owner.
t:n.Jur)' WCIIIdDc wttll the Ma aDd the boy -.emben 111ame • • • A ahlp of the be« . . . Cars with
wu taken to B~ Memortal party at Uf C«al Ave., BalbOa loud plpee were reported raelq
BospJtal, Newport poUee report. Jaland, wu quieted at 2 a.m. up and ,down tbe aile, at the
ed. and the boys Mnt on their way Nar o1 112 Grand Cartel, Balboa
Earl A. Leta, 45, ot Para. borne •.. Penons playlnc a loud Island. at 7:40 p.m .... Rlcbard
mount, boat owner, told pollee radio In a car at lO'J Colllna Ave .• Hamel, 7, ot ns J-..ntne Aw .•
that they left Catalina llland at Balboa Island, at 2:21 a .m. were Corona del Mar, autrerecl minor
3:30 p.m. April ~ 1« Pterpolnt uked to pla,y It toftly ... The abraalona wben be drove hla
Landlnc. Lone Beach. At 3:30 hu~ne ottlcer dlspoeed of an blke out of an alley and eotltded
p.m one of the enstnea tatled. With a car driven by Mrs. Hurt
At 4:30 p.m. the other motor 'llll f• I ~ ... ' Procter of 402 Goldenrod Ave ..
at.a.rCed m.t.tn1. Due to the cut· ------, Corona del Mar, In the 200 block
~nt and wtnd. he cha.naecJ ooune Mil • .....__ II-of Mareuerlte Ave., Corona del
trorn north to eouth. The boat .._ ... Mar. at 4:25 p.m ....
d.rttted 1n too clOM to land after -a-._ • ......_ be INidr e nJDAT • ...U. 21
LLOYD WOOD OF CDM
FAas ARMED BURGLAR
Uoyd G. Wood, contractor, ol
212t Ocean Blvd., Corona del
Mar. t.aced the eun of a burclar
wbeo be returned to his home
about 9:15 p.m. Friday .
Kr. and Mn. Wood were re·
turning home from an overol&ht
trip. Mr. Wood enteed through
a rear door· and turned on a
liJht. He beard a noise In a bed· ..... ...._.._
Dnr Tu StaH
room and looked lll to ... tbe
bur1lar boldJq a IUD polnwel
at htm, pollee •ld. M'r. Wood ran
out the rear door, bavtna lett It
open tor hi• wtte. Be p bbed bit
wife and they ran In a aouth~l'l)'
direction on Gol~nrod Ave. to
Its lnler'lectlon with Ocean 8Jvd.
and stopped at the residence of
Mrs. C. H. Lane, 2800 Ocean
Blvd., to telephone pollee.
Pollee said the suspect ran
out of the front door ot the Wood
residence and ran In a so~th~ly
direction parallel but ahead ot
the victim. The suspect was last
seen cutting acro a yard where
~an Blvd turns 20 dear'ftS and
goes east. pollee reported.
he ~ Uabta at West Kew· .._..., IIAIIat. P'• -~ Her wallet with $2 cub and
port aDd tbe boat wu beached. 1*111111,• ,... tiM .... 11n. ldentUicaUon wu stolen from
Another puRDift was Allord acatMao bttJe of u.. '1\aatla her purse durlnc a party at 324
Brown.ln&, 68, Of Paramount. a .... aewport Jle6tlata. tOGad Marine Ave., Balboa Island.,~-----------------------
V. E. MacCarter. president of
the Frt>f."dom Taxpayers League.
Inc.. Issue-d a statf."mt>nl last
week denying that there Is dis
8t'nslon within the league be
cause of the Board of Directors'
opposition to the tu over ride
method ot Clnanclna; blgh school
expansion
Pollee c&lled to the ae<'ne,
found pry mark.<~ on a door jam
and breaks In the back edte of
the door. Tht' pins had been par
tlally rt'mov~ {rom the hlnaes.
but this t>ntry attempt laUed.
Nothing was stole-n from the
house.
WOIIAII HilT Ill W.ZC& oa OOAIT lfWT .. CDK
lb& Katbertne L Towne, 62.
ot Pa.M4eala 8Uif~ minor ln·
Ju.rtea ln a tw~ accident at
Helltrope Ave. and Coast Hwy .•
Corona del Mar, at 3:~ p .m . Sat-
urday. Sbe was a paaeencer ln a
ear dr1•n by Leonard W. Town.
er of Pasadena wbJch made a
sudden stop for a pedestrian and
wu bJt In the rear by a car
drlwa by Lou1se M. Blah of 505
Nardn!Na Av.., Corona del Mar.
M oed tlq-W~
... y._ Utile 'hell
II APPT DAT I CIIOOL
+40 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
Harbor 4369
11ft. Jean Vauchn. director
A77877777BR 77
.PORT 7.1
. ll llOIVII {1.' l M41l IIA •'• , .• '1/ y ., .....
•• ·-"' Llfl"
With
Richard Conte
ComJne
"'ent•"
.._ .._-., 11., wiMe ... ,.. Jeann~ Nlclcsell of Berkeley re-c•:•, , , , , , • , , , e , , , , • , , • • • •:• , • • • • • • • • • • He polntt'd out that on March
18 a resolution opposing the
ov~r r ide and favoring a bond
Issue was pa.ss.ed unanimously
by the board. wltb only one
member absent. He dented that
any boerd member resignations
were caused by the tax over ride
...._. ._. et 1 p.a. rrtMy. ported ... Crace Mae Blasfn.
Dk:lde tDoll Ida w. Nft ...s detennJned l njurlea when her ..,
............ ,.u. cat t:JI,..... game of Lone Beach suffered un-Th~ Loa
1a1a c1D9 wtaa 1a1a. bat tMit .. car wu Involved ln a bead-on
lood .ad ._. 80 ....,.. 11n. accident with another car driven CC:X*::I*CX*~*CI*ICII*::I*CX*::IC'I!ICII::X:IC*~*CI*ICII=-:ICI•CI*I:II:X:ICI*CI::ICIZIIZ:D:X::EICXZ::
'httle e.14 po1.1c-. .. waa .,. by Al ex Oser of 525 VIa Udo (Continued hom Pace 2)
Cyril R. Cosey of Pasadena and
Linda Rae Zan der of 500 Poln
settia Ave .. Corona del Mar. sit
tlng In a c&r parked near 280t
Oc-ean Blvd .• told pol lee they saw
a man run past them. The man
went to a car where a paaenrer
got out of the car and they went
over the bluff, pollee aa.ld.
u.r.t CP?7DJ' f • tiM beclda Soud, Lido Isle, at 6 :45 p.m . at had dlsappeaffii ... Coincident.
bat otttc.n ••end au of the Bayside Dr. and Coast Hwy .... ally. the BBC announced that
In a :tv Ja u.. d tJ• but couJcS Ottlcers warned four young men Third Army troops today entered
aot ~ 1aJm. A .,_...a) and sent them on their way Braunau on the lnn north of
a.1ad 1a1t ,... pat out .a t:.S after they climbed over a fence Salzburg. Braunau ls the blrth·
a.a.lcdudaf. At 2:10p.m. Sat. Into the Balboa Bay Cll¥> from place of Hitler. ....s.r lin. Tattle CCilW fOU• Bay Shores at 11 :1B p.m. . 2 MAT 4$-At 1840 16:40 p.m. I
ad 8cd4 ... Jut P'c:bd up e IATtJJlDAT. APall. 30 a BBC news flash said that all ~ -.ad bad t-. bt.. Officers warned boys to stop enemy forces In north~rn Ita ly
bome. playing ball In the street In the h ad surrendered unconditionally.
A bundle of unendorsed checks
pe.yable to the Lacuna Beach
Post were found Apr. 22 In a pa.
per bac stuffed ln the corn~r of
a public telephone booth at Mar.
guerite Ave. and Coast Hwy .• Co-
rona del Mar. by Mrs. Lucia Nos.
enz.o of 3244 E. Coast Hwy .• eo.
rona del Mar. She turned the
checks over to Newport pollee,
who gave them to Lacuna po-
llee. The checka bad been stolen
the night before from the La-
gun.a newspaper offfce.
For the 8eCODd tlme In two
months the Western Union Tele-
eraph oftlc:e at 2303 W. Balboa
Blvd.. Newport Beach. bas been
entered by the same means by a
burglar. Newport poUce were no-
ut1ed at 7 :48a.m. Saturday. This
Ume all of the tlnn'a mon~y w:1s
In the sate and nothlna In the
oUlce was disturbed. A rel'.r win.
dow was brolu~n to gain entry.
The bu.rclar lett through the back
door.
area ol 507 Rlv~nlde Ave .• New-Involving almost a million men .
port Heights. at 9:10 a .m. . . . A comm~nt madt' by an observ~r
Ramona Rult' of 3410 VIa Lido, was "This puts us practically In
Newport Beach. reported the Betchtescadt'n." ... At 2212 came
the ft of a S40 Imported pouch· another fla.,h : the Russlsns havP
type bac made of grey cut steel tak~n Berlin after on~ week of
beads mlssed from a shelf at sieg~. The collap~ of the-Reich
that-address on April 26 ... A capital camt' In mid aftt>rnoon.
dtunk gone ~rk and break-No word about Hltlt>r Capt.
lng g lasses In the area of Park DuChe-ne. French Uaison ortlcer
Ave. a nd Marine Ave .• Balboa Is-with XIX Corps. told me of h ls
land, at 7 p.m. was taken away vl.slt to the Russian line-s The
from the area by friends before main Impression he received was
pollee arrived ... otficen put a one of grnt power and excellent
s.eaJ back Into the bay after C. S. discipline. Germans w~re afraid
Mead of 1513 E. Bay Front. Bal· of them. gave w ithout question,
boa. reported the seal was on even wtthout being ord~red. The
the porch next door •.. Harold captain aald that German girls
Smith of 513 Carnatio n Ave., eo. gave themselves fTeE"Iy, th inking
rona del Mar. reported at 10:35 that they would otherwise be
p.m. that a landallde at El Morro forced to do so. He said he's clad
Ba.y ptnned c1cr8m eeveral can: he's .not a llalaon o~ with the
Newport pollee atoocS by wtille wu.taM. ~u• he tb-. ~
equipment was used to clear hall have to drink too much.
the highway ... Someone broke s MAT ~A German radio
Into her car In the Balboa park-commentator captured In Berlin
Inc lot and stole a $15 cameu. aays both Hitler and ~bbels
Rosalie Schachner of 352 E. 19th committed suicide BBC an
St.. Costa Mesa. reported · · · noun~ that Third Army troops
e SUWDAT. MAT 1 an~ takJng over tt>rrltnry 10 miles
A burglar was apparently from B~rchtesgadeon
frightened away alter setting off 4 MAT U-Thls morning the
an alarm by pushlnc In a screen XIX Corps war room maps show
In the Casa Pura Cleaners. 1100 a long thin ~vt'nth Army finger
W. Coast Hwy.. Newport Beach In Bavaria stretching eastward
... Hls red and white bicycle almost to Salzburg. This alter-
valued at $50 Wt_S stolen ~m noon the fall Of Sal7burg and
the pier at the foOt o1 VIa Onie-lnn.sbruck w~re announ~. and
to. Lido Isle, Kenneth Beattie of the war room map showed Bad
203 VIa Mentone. Lido Isle. re-Relchenhnll taken-that's just a
Douclas Hardacre. 8. of 311 ported ... Cars driven by Mor. few miles from Berchtesgadt>n
Potnsettla Ave .. Corona del Mat, can Blakesley ol HoiJywood 'lnd ... At 2030 the BBC announced
autffted a skinned left leg when Arthur S. paris of 105 Main St .. that all northwest Germany and
hit by a car driven by Melvin E. Balboa. were Involved In a prop. Denmark and Holland have sur
Royal of San Diego In a cross-erty damage accident In front ..>f rendered unconditionally t'ffec
wa lk at Jasmine Ave. and Co:u.t 201 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. at tive 0800 tomorrow . Tht' mid
Hwy., Corona del Ma r. at 1 p~. 6:33 p.m .... A st~ seal on the night BBC nt>Ws gave> u<~ the> final
Saturday. The boy was being ac. dock of Charles E . Wagner .of blow-Berchtf'Sgadt'n ha" bt:'Pn
companied by hls mother. Mrs. 1813 E. Bay Front. Balboa. .or tak~n by ~vt>nth Army
I IUT G -At 0745 '" lett
Wanzleben, picked up the rat of
our Detachment at Oachenleben
... and thua at last Jre were on
our way to our •-tpment ln
Berchtescaden .••
Summary of
CouncHAction
Here ls a summary of action
taken by the Newport Beach city
ma ner.
Thf're have t>t>ton four resigna-
tions from the board recently Mr.
MacCarter saJd that three vacan.
cl~ h ave been filled. J. Rees ls
the nt'W vice presldt'nt llnd
treasurer: Or. Ludwig Drauss
and Mrs. S D. Hubbell. new dl~
rE'Ctors. The ~ague represents
property owners in the Newport-
Balboa VlsU subdivision In
Costa M~
Officers staked out on the car
and a Los Angeles youna man
and woman. both 19. were ques
tioned when tht'y cam(' tn the
v~hlcJe Mr. Wood was unable to
positivelY ldentl.ly the young
man as tht> burglar seen In h la
home and both w~ relea~
councll at last week's meeting: IEJOfETT'S GET GDIL
e Approved the appointment A daughte-r. NafK'Y Lee. w:u
of Mrs. H. C. Bany of Shore Cliffs born to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ben.
to the library board to replace nett of 2024 Meyer PL. Costa
Mrs. Stedman Boar of BalboL Mt>~. on Saturday, ApriJ 23. in
• D-rt·'"' to Harold Arthur of · The ~nal papers of a West "''"'...., .,... Hoag ~1t>morlal Hospital c v1n '"•1 14 ...o 1 1 West Newport that field partiee 0 a &" • • report.,... m ss nc
are at work dally t.aklng eleva April 22. were found the next dlly
tlons for West Newport street KRS. JARED o• na by Newport pollee In a home at M~ Constan~ Jayred of 111 2406 W "-an Front N-"nnrt and alley lmprovement. · '-A.~ • ..,~,.... £ Ocean Front: Balboa. Is off ... ch ... b Ro ....... -w G e Approved plans and specW-.,.,.a • own""' Y ua • unn on a trip vlslUna relatives in or Los Ana""l-catJona for Cliff Haven sewe.rs • •" """' the San Francisco area and then Two women's _..,,,.._ a bath and passed a reaolut1on a.s"t-... -......, · the Coun-Board of Su""'"""::;:: to Clnclnattl to embark on a robe. numerous pictures of high permlsalo~ to make ~.;~n-lt>lsurely rivt>r boat trip down the school students and paper clip
nectlon In county territory. Ohio and Mlsslsslppl Rfvers. pings from a macazlne were alJio
e Awarded the contract to Les found In the hou~~e. A neighbor
Nott Electric for supplylnc the TWIX SOKS FOB COUPLE notified Mr. Gunn that someone
c:lQ wiU.ll&ht bulM an. ...-~ Twl~ sons. 5 lbs.. and 6 oct. and wu t.z: ht. beach bouse. A brok.
In& tdentkal 'btds from loeal • .._ ... 'I-. ._. .. -. • •~ 1 11111111 -.. _. .._
dealers.. and Mrs. ~ Wa.lla~ of 769 J'&ln entry. Tbe bouw bad been w 20th St.. Costa Mesa. In St. Wled to sleep In and for chane
Joseph Hospital on Sunday. April Lne clothes.
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YARN SHOP
Sp«lallzed Accessories
and Instructions
11017U
Rodger H. Ha rdacre. at lhf' tim~ thr~ days wu gone whl'n the •
i~~~~~!~~~~~~~o~f~th~e~a~cc~l~d~e~nt~.~po~l~lce~s~ru~d~. iiiiiii harbor department arrived to In· S MAT U-XCX Corps Is mov. vestlgate ... Robert R. Jackson lng out of Wan7leben. but our
of l089 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Detachment Is staying behind.
reported the los.s o1 his billfold waltlnc for orders to go to Berch THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL .
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contalntnc $:50 cub and ltentlfl. t~gaden . . Hitler's chalet there
cation somewhere on Newport was In names when our li'OOpa
Blvd. . . . entered the town.
(Continued on Pap 12) I IIAT U-Hq Co .. 119th Regt..
la t&ktng over Wanzleben. ~tnd
we ~ relieved as of today
7 IIAT U-TilE WAR IS OVER
IN EUROPE. The radio com"tnen
tators say It lastt'd for 5 ye&n. 8
montha and 6 days-2<Yi6 days.
For me It laste-d th~ yt'ars to
the day. It was on 7 May 42 that
John Lawler and I went to the
draft board In G~nwlch Vtllage
In New York a nd became 101
dlers In the Army ot tile Unlt.t
lfD I KU R&WtOft IIEJGIITI.
CELEaaATE Old AJnfiVEDArf
11te Arthur MJIIen of 3211
Broad St.. Newport Hel.ehts. cele-
brated thelr forty.thtrd w~dina
anniversary on AprU 22 wlth a
dlnnf'r party liven by friends In
Lone a-da.
Rtcha.rd McOinnls 22, of Al-
hambra and Dale R. Hall. :K. ol
Berkeley. were treated In Hoar
Memoria l Hospital at 1 :35 a.m.
Saturday for minor euts, contu.
Ilona and abru.lon.s after they
had been attacked at the eo.
rona del Mar beach. States. Today has bMn a loveu' IIO'D .... COSTA 11DA
The men told pollee they no-sunny day. all the colorful beau. The Dk:k Tonft.Wlel b.aw mowcS
tked a croup Of eleht boys mo-ty of eprtna addlnc to the ereat bolD • E. 1M -eo.ta ....._ lestina a nmalJ poup of )'OUJIII'!r Th -IMip. WbeD ~ tried to later· joy of the dt.Y · • e agree to 151J ~ Tenac:e In ltv*
wne IIJ behalf ot the JOUneet ment to ~ ~lltl• was 'h:uWA Mr. TWt«DW ..... Rut
boJa tllle7 1n turn,... attacked aJ.ped at 0241 todq at ee,. E1s-pa«mawtw at Newport 8Nda.
Make your Own Giflw•e
••• in our Ceramic Stuclo
A wonderful nE'w plan for the CHamlc hobb!Bt ...
you work In a romplct~. modem plant with all the
latest commercial E'Qulpment under sklllf'd super vl1!1o n. W e have mold~ for ovt>r L25 Items from ovr
line that you rrlay use or you may m ake your own
dt'SignS ..
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* IIGIID PIIIBY I .-n
._tiM -a-t--J~ ot the ~· Hq. "' J.efnw • · · 111
._. .,..., W¥J-la.lt mbGoD tor DX 0orP1 wu
•Cbt ..,_ wu ......._ pollee to llftGIBanll ud ~ Kar· P'VU.DI a.'r ~ ~~~~=~;=;;;;~:;~~~;,;::;;;;~~,~ wtnllt7 ot ..... to JIIM•Mdll· 4 .................. lO GL. ... ..11111
...._ wben & Wl • .._ wltb bom to Mr. aacl Mra. lart7 ,..._
I W'I-.:S I X tU ~ lrttJah llllltai'J Ocrr«rnnMnt. 1'be ler eiD cu..tto. A-.. Callailla
WIWuia Q. lkoU. a ot Saata ...._ la the ,__ ~0' of dti liar. Ill a. ~ B ...... ~ ... Ulillte4 • u ~ 11ate •nder ~ and ae-00 ~. Aid& a .._ ct..,.. _,. lfN:pat pellee Ill c~~a~a. He llad .._. ~
11:1t &.IlL .... ,., ... a ... .._ oflk'ie an4 ~ b7 .. -10 w• a
M 31Mt at ........ Jhi6. ... 11111er ln lJII ... W1aAe In 4 -. Jella Cllr\ WM .......
fta a.-.. a pwt -.:b. ana:wcb'"" I _. .. W.... Mr .... lilt& ar.llli:u4 a Ma ill
...... ... ........ bit • .,_ G.5 ....... -out .. 215 .... llte11111b ....... --....................... e.«Q ...... .....
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-!fotlee ........ tbt.. • (OIId'-.d ,.._ .... U) bleyde wu I'ODt ••• TWo bub PI 1 Qwn!nlrl of tiM_ (0 •• a 1 ,_ ._.u · attJreJ e IIGmNl'I'1 1UT 1 ea,. Yal ... at tu .,... _.. ann •1 011 __..,. a.o. at n., 1D Q ""-......., lal Sld.rmer and Otdaboma
Put D. llldlahoa o1 •ts hal ldl eai parad at tbe .we ol ~~-"'!:-* ;: :;:: .... • ..... 1M rrlaJMJ lalllllf wu Kate .,. MW' 17tn1 beck U..
lif.IIJoNI A-.. Jf...,art a.dlo ,. ol the aD a.&b. Jllewport Beacb. pu ,_..,.. .. • IMml .... 1111111114 Wca a tab ol cor.-.. W ..,.,.
ported tbaf bJa eon left b1a p) Dave B. Spa. ol 100 Vla Quito. tloft cl 'l1le ~ Co. Ud ~ ,._ twe ..... .,. tM pride a pajr ol toqla onee. ..,. the
net and wblte bleycle at Balboa UcJo lUt. NPOI't*l ... A poMible Corpcnticaa b • vartuee, Jfo. ot De 1.-.., ....... a.1on1 ColOnel. and tbe7'U M u aoocl eowa an4 wben he returned the boat wrec::k wfltlalllbt Oublnl ~ ':, ~..: ::'i!::!. ~ .wtta. Yalloa Kate 'ud Diamond AI new wtt.b a-bAt ol ,....,... up.
ott the wM Jttt)t, ~ by I") for a dlltaehed ,.,... haY-bodl old ateDda of the The buUdln1 ta.lt wu dam-
W. P. Tbomu o1 2112 Mlramar lnl Ita entr&JK'Ie on Dolphin ,.__ ColoneL (Kat tJae .-1 utlde, apd e on at 41 e r a b 1 e, but the
Dr., Balboa. at 7:S7 p.m., turned race. On Lot 11. Tract No. neo. podBao, IMat ..._ty aablraJJook. Colonel expedS It'll be f1ad up
out to be an andlored buoy wtth d 1 • .-.. t 101 P tollta Drt Ina tu.l\111 apr. an WIN W..t oQ)' too pntty 800ft. a IIcht on It . . an ocao.cu a a "' 3.00 • 4.00 • 5.00 ·anc~ up
Mother Deserves
The Best
SAT rr WITB
3403 E. Coast Bwy. 8
COBOMA DEL MAll
PhoDe Ba:rboc 5071 ~~
• 'I'VKSDAY, KAT 1 Irvtne Tenace. omeera put out a len«al NotJce Ia hereby fur,ther etven
broadcast In an attempt to locate that aald public hearine wiD be
a blue 1838 four-door ledan re-held on the 19th day of MaY.,
ported atolen In front of 435 N. 1955, a tthe hour of 7:30 p.m. In
Newport Blvd., Newport Hellht.s, the CouncU Chambers of the
from w. D. Haucht of 3008 w. Newport Beach City Hall, at
Balboa lbvd. N rt Beach ... which time and place any and
' ewpo all persons Interested may ap.
LEGAL KOTJCE pear and be heard thereon.
KOTICE 01' PUaLIC IIEAIUJfG RAY Y. COPELIN.
Notice Is hereby given that the Newport Bea~ary.
Planning Commission ot the City Plannln CommJaaJ ol Newport Beach wUl hold a I on.
public bearing on the applJca.
tlon of Terry C. Bennett for a
variance. No. 227, to permit a
parcel 30 teet by 60 feet with 30
toot frontage on Bay Ave. and 60
feet deep along the alley. resub-
divlded in 1947. to be recocnlzed
and used as a legal buUdlng site.
On W'ly 30 tt. of Lots 1 and 2,
Block 5, Tract East Newport, and
located at 705 We6t Bay Ave.
Notice Is hereby further given
that said public hearing will be
held on the 19th day of May,
1955. at the hour of 7:30 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of the
Newport Beach City Hall, at
which time and place a ny and
all pt>rsons interE'Sted may ap.
pear and be ht>ard thereon.
RAY Y. COPELIN.
Secretary.
Newport.Beach City
Planning Commission.
VOTE FOR OR. ROBERT H. OLANDER
Or. Robert Ol•ld•r
Board of 1'r1Lit..
OraDge Coast eou.ve e A oroten •one• men ouehlied bv
11du<otion end e•oer•ence. e Acl•v• n commun•tv e nd voufh
.. ork •n the Orenqe Coeat .-.,.. •. e Fov• colleqe deq• .. .., indudinq •
Malter 1 Oeqrea '" the fj•ld of
fd.,cat•on. e Ptedoe4 to ma•nlaill th• hiqh
lfor>dord of Ore~ Coeat Col·
te qe.
fHIS IS AN IM~R~ANl ELECTION
IE SURE fO VOTE ... Mn 20. 1951
To lllller witll Llwe! • at O'BRIEI'S
HI-FI
IJ .. t.Je~~e gloves that
V toke you everywhere .••
A wriltbone shortie dtumotiud by contrasting pastel
f'k,.roc. Hond tewn ond ~~-·~ In beautiful
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ss..se .-••• oUMa ,._ aa
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CAUUFLOWER 9¢•·
LAJIGE
CELERY 9¢ ...
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CUCUMEBRS
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BANANAS
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IW&IIIC:*I'-0' 2 Tadlet •2 4~· Beef Pies... .. _ ,., ;p.
* Baby.... • Aaaleaa
* H~ *'8Joomi"9 Spirea
TUBEROUS BEGONIA SEEDLINGS
... ......... • ... ctM Celon
CARDOZA GARDENS
Ml &. COAST III.YD.
COiaOifA DEL IIU IIADOil a.
SWISS STEAK .
GROUND ROUND
STEWING BEEF
PRIME RIB ROAST
ROLL BEEF ROAST
Chuck Roast· 31~
7-BONE ROAST ,
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