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NEWPORT BEACH
How They
Voted For
Tax, Trustees
COSTA MESA TRUSTEES
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Ogde, ···················-···············
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3 • ~ I
313
218
362
2H
259
74
84
)67
266
)43
295
248
5b6
1: 0 Q.
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JOS.
307
375
26-4
242
125
97
452
326
327
282
325
650
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2 ~ z
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935
1064
1193 m
887
297
308
1358
966
1098
1085
915
2125
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COSTA MESA
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401
179
511
470
230
boo
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1
196
194
315
247
215
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305 902
138 511
373 11199 324 1041
181 626
472 11578
1085
915
1199
1041
626
Hearing .Set
For June20
manag~r :
HI SCHOOL TAX OKAYED
"This y~ar wUI probably be re-
member~d as one of the most lm.
portant y~ars In the llle of th~
City. In January our Charter be·
came law and among many other
helpful f~atures of the Charter,
w~ are now able to broaden our
fiscal policy and provide reserve
funds to r~place and ext~nd our
various public improvements and
utilities, aome of which are fast
approachlng the limit of 111~ U ·
pectancy.
"Rev~nue from our Submerg~
• Crew Racf!s
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IUD BET
ew Salary Scale
pproved for Ci
A new salary schedule recom-
mended by the J. L. Jacobs job
survey wUl go Into etlect July• 1
for Newport Beach city pel'IOn·
nel. Total Increase wUI be $63,636
for the 1955 56 fiscal year. about
6~~-
Clty Council passed the n~
salary ordinance to st'('()nd read
lng. This ordinance, replacing the
one passed nine years ago, sets
up the new aalary grades tn ac·
cordance with the lacobs recom-
mendations. re!lectlng the chanee
In !COpe and responslbJlity of va.
rlous jobs.
A 55c tax override to provide "We must redouble efforts to wouJd atUnd the new achool th~ Land OU dev~lopment is lncrus.
money tor a .econd four-year get the aJte and we must go first year be<:au• they do not re. ln1 rapidly. whidl not only as.
hJib echool for Newport Harbor about the ,..oce.. of 8tiectblg an qu.lre the need ol ebemlltry, aures funda for the ctt:y'a ahue
Veterans Groups To Join The salary ordinance chances
the present five-step plan of aa.J.
rry tnoreue to a aeven~ plaa..
in recogmUoo ollnc:reued va.lM if
~~~~u•~• ~ ~ ~ ;:~~~==·~o.~-~~'i•:•~.u==WL~~::;e~·=·~:;~;=~il~~ot~o. ~'• ~ ol leqth of 8ei'Yb. ·-
untJl t.M belrlaJIIlq
day w"Jcb aaw lncumMilt trua.
tela reelected to omce.
Plans for the new high achool
will be prepared next year and
the plant erected the foUowtng
year, Superlntendent Sidney H.
Davt«bon reported Monday. The
school would be ready for stu.
denta In 1958.
aa.a Fairview ltd. flam Ora.b,.
Cout College.
Original plans for the new
bleb IChool proposed a capacity
of 600 students, the school otfl.
clal explained. With the popula.
tlon growth the school might be
built to accommodate 800 stu
dents. All district f.reshm~n
Nation's Top Crews
Will Ra'e Saturday
North Udo chann~J wUl be
clOied to aU boata from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. on the day of the re.
eatta by dln!ctlon of the U. S.
Coaat Guard and the Newport
Harbor patrol.
The erandstand ha.s been placed
on the weat end of the County
Dock property, giving spectators
a full view down the course and
flnJah line. A public address sys.
t~m wtll carry a runnJng account
ot each race from start to finish.
Race enthuslaata watching the
ewnt from posltJona where they
e&n't see the tlnlsh llne wUJ be
able to tune ln the radio In their
car, boat or home to KWIZ. 1480,
to listen to a runnlne acoount
ot each ra~.
On the Friday pr~Jng the
race. the creww will be practk·
lng on the North Udo channel.
Aa a courtesy to the crews. the
Regatta Committee tequesta that
boat ope.raton alow ctown when
paalo1 the abe.Jla 10 that the
wU. will not swamp the fraaUe,
eQenatve ahella.
In the eecond year ot the new
school freshmen and sophomore~
of the nearby area would attend
and freshmen llvlne nu,rer to
the old high school would attend
there. Th~ third' year area jun
tors would attend and In the
fourth year seniors of that area
would attend.
Hleh tchool trust~ r~lect~
Included Judee D. J. Dodge with
2.134 votes and J. Leslie Steffen
~n with 1.62& Harvey Pease was
reeleeted to the trustees vacancy
on the N.wport Becach Elemen.
tary School district with a vote
of 1.085. eo.ta Mesa E1ementary
School Dlstrlct trustees r~leeted
were Chisholm Brown with 1.199
votes and Albert Ogden with
1.041 votes.
Or~tnge Coast ColJege trustet>s
re-elected were Dr. Horace Parker,
with 2,992 votes, and Louis Con
rady, 2.481.
New Census
Begins Here
The veterans memortaJ ca~n Corona del Mar C o m m u n I t y
ln the Harbor Rest Memorflll Church will &ive th~ m.aln ad
Park Cemetft)'. comor of Gisler dresl'l "~ We FCX'get." The In
Rd. and Harbor Blvd.. Costa vocation will be given by Fath~r
Mesa. will ~ d~icated at Me Georgf' J. Parnassus of Our Lady
Counting of noses In the City morlal Day ~rvt~ at 11 a.m of Mt. Carmel CAthollr \hurr h
Of Nt>Wp<>rt Beach officially be Monday. I !llewpon &-ar h . and the b<'nf'dlr
gan Tuesday. In charge of the Six plaques from the American tion by Rabbi Phill ip Rosc.>nber~t
spedal census Is Benjamin Kun ~glon. Amvets. Veterans of For of Tf'mpl<' Beths holom in Santa
din. census supervisor for the elgn Wars. Purple Heart Assn., Ana
Bureau of Census. u. s Dt>part Disabled American Vet~rans and
ment of Commerce. Military Order of World Wars SHill C.alf lrllhNI
Mr. Kundln said that his dead· will be placed at the baM> of the
line for his prellmlnary report nag pole by representatives of IIIW UIM ., City
Is June 4. so that the new figure these groups. The fiag pole is lo
cated at one end of the memorial I A new lt>aS(' with South Coac;t can be used for the July alloca
tfon of gu tax refunds. garden. On dbplay at the other I Co ;;hlp buildPr ·. for the "'a ter
More census workers are still end will be a t~ lncb anti front proPf'r1Y on Nev.-pon Blvd
needed, he said. These workf'rs aircraft gun given by the U. S. wac; apprm·rd Monday night by
must be between the ages of 21 Navy to Newport Harbor Amerl Nt-wpon Cit)' _Coun<'l l
and 65 and should apply at City can Legion Post 291. In turn The leaSt> 1s for 10 yun;; a t
Hall. They are paid at the rate of given by the post to be erected $160 a month, $70 morf> than un
6 <'tnls a nam~. I later as a memorial In the veter-der the old lt>aSt" At the end of
The census Is being taken as ans memorial garden. 10 years South C•last has the op
57 ttaca1 year. Eight yee:ra ot
service are required for stt!J) 6,
and lS years for atep i .
Anothe' chang~ Is provision for
unllorm allow~tnce for poll<'t and
firemen. Thls will amount to 16
a month. f'X<"l'pt that the lnlttal
allowance for new JM>rsonnel will
be S12 a mo nth for the first year.
CouncU also approve<! a new
salary resolution. efft><'tive July
1. which outlines the specifi C'
I salary Increases. Tht>Se increases
lnrlude:
City Manager John Sailors.
h·om $710 a monfh to $913.
Raymond Glenn director of
building safety 1 a nPW titlrt,
from $492 to $536
City Engineer Bert Webb. from
$.591 to $749
Fire ChiP( Jan Briseot>, from
$515 to S589
Pollee Ch1ef Joh n Upson. from
$515 to $589 of May 24. Mayor Dora Hill of Newport t~on to renew for 10 )'<'aN: at
--------------------------Beach. Mayor Claire N~lson of 5~', of the appra1St"d value at
Costa Mesa. Mayor J. Frank that time and thf'n a 5 yf'ar op ert. from S515 to S589
Street S~perlntPndent Bill Cov
Party Honors Mrs. Martin,
Retiring from City library
w hart 0 n Of ~..&£una Becach., tlon 1\galn for 5 ·~ r. I Pa rk Foreman w. c MacDon
Mayor Roy Seabrldge of Hunting. ald. from $410 to $442.
ton Beach and Wfills Warner,! MOVES TO AJIIA..IIEJX I Finan~ Officer Gordon Sickler,
chairman of the Oranee county I Mrs. Gladys Ranier. former from $429 to $442 .
board of supervisors. will be school principal from Rh•erslde. Water and Se-wer Superintend
Jl( buffet supper and r~ptlon
held Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Sheely, 420 Cata.
Jlna Drtve.. Newport Heights.
honored Hllrrlet Martin ot Bal.
boa. who retired this week alter
eleven years service with tht'
~ewport Becach Public Library.
Library atalf members and
friends ol Mrs. Martin gathered
at the Sh~ly home to present
best wtabea to her and give her
a "travelling aJiowance" for an
Intend~ trip to visit her son and
fall'llly ln C.O.ta RJca. Mrs. Martin
also recelv~ an orchid from her
hostess. Dorothea Sheely. who Is
hea d librarian In Newport.
Among those pr~nt were
Mrs. Margaret Karp, Mrs. S,n
Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Allen. Mr. and Mrs. William Fra.
ser, Mr. and Mrs. Mose Danl~ls.
Mr. and Mrs. David Bush. Mr.
and Mrs. Joe McChesney, Mr. and
ra. Charles Artz. Mr. and Mrs.
present. along with representa ha.~ moved from hf'r home at 500 1 ent John McMillan. trom $492 to
Uves of ciVIc clubs and eroups. Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar. $589
Rev. Edwin C. Gornke of th~ to Anaheim City Electrician Carl Wood
manse-e. from $429 to $487.
City Librarian Dorothea Sht>ely,
from $392 to $511
City Attorney Karl D a v I a
1 monthly retalnt"T for firm of Da.
vis It Penney!. from $375 to $575.
Council Is Asked to Pass
City Taxicab Ordinance
Electrical Inspector Dick Whit.
lesse DlcklMOn. ownf!!l' and to construct a foot brldgf' across son, from $429 to $44.2.
6perator of YeUow Cab Co •. and Grand Canal at BAlboa Ave. Structural Inspector Jim Brown.
Howard Wllllams. Mr. and Mrs. M~ Cab Co.. requ~ Newpo.rt e Gaw final approval t o ordl from $410 to $442.
Bud Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. City Council Monday ~nln& to nances df'Signatlng the> Balboa Harbor Muter Ru~ll Craie
adopt an ordinance for control of llnd Newport business districts (city's share. ont' half of aalary),
Wayne Small. taxicab Opel'ationa.. • u No. 2 flre zones. from $235 to $268.
He sugjftSted that a trancblw e R~ived a ~uest trom the City Clerk and ~a-urer c. JC.
method be wt up. tbat the num. Metropolitan Wa\ft Dlstrkt to Prif'St ; no action taken b«!aue
b« of cabe be tlmJted In a«<rd uw as Uttl~ IIWD watft" as pos h~ ttu bef!n attencllnl a Ml.l.nkJ. an~ with public ~ and slble bec'auM> drouth has caulf'd paJ Clerka A.asn. rn~ln• tn CbJ
that applicants _,. ~eel for demand for Colorado RJver watt'r ~: re<'Ommend~ r.U. In
~aracter and ablllt:y. Count'1l to 6ceed .-upply. lacotll ~port .. from sno to
toolr the matt« undft advta-• ~nrt'<l action to next ~g ~11.
ment~ ular mMjng on req\lelt of State Nt'W ~Ml to _,.added tn.
ON nell..-,: Dtvtslon ot 8eacb and Parka du~ ._ dtrector at ~Uoft iaftd
• ~ftC~ two more ~ to lnrludto fnsplraUon ~tnt In purdlutn1 ~t. 'nley ww IQrt
.. almt th• .. .,_l to eooJtrud Corona dt-1 Mar and tbe m.ateb· at tM bue Alary Of taL Clb'
a parkin• lot Clift tM oeeen tmnt m. la.nd ~an bont blodm tn Ma~ S.tloi'll&ld ... ...,.... to
~ly at Jfcw~ "-· Newport ln th• maJteor I.._. tMt-tn~ Qp&ICUII ... ....
• Took uJHief .....,. ••• the tw.n the Ita and dt1 lot oper u.. ~ ~ ,.. L ,..... ol the WOIMB•a CMe atlon ol •te dwned -.
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e WATCH THE SPENDING
The high school tox proposition won out, and the High School
District now C.!ln go eheod with the pions for thot very. euential new
school pl.!!nt to serve the Costa Meso orea. But fllere wes plenty
of opposition to the tox method--e switch of less then 135 voters
would h1we defeated it. This should kee,p the trustees ond odministro·
tors watching school spending closely. because more and more of us
toxpoyers .!Ire becoming more ond more painfully conscious about
how much it is taking to run our schools.
• • •
e PHONEY PRINCIPLES
Strange how normally sensible fol ks con go off the beam when
they ore caught with their prejudices showing. The fuss over the City
Trailer Pork is on alarming example.
It is incredible sort of logic for some of our local business men
--or for onyone--to mointoin stoutiy thot they ore · ogeinst govern·
ment in business. competing ogoinst privl!te enterprise--BUT .....
And then follows o lot of fhone y wel!sel words th.,t switch them right
around to solid support o government in business. It's either right or
its wrong. You re either for it, or you re ogoinst it. Or you're indulg.
ing in phoney arguments end living by phoney principles---<~ very con-
venient set of principles thot con be used or discorded ot will.
These guys who soy they are ogoinst government in business.
yet ore strongly urging the city to stoy in the troiler park business,
hove simplified their Mgument to these two points: (I) we con't ef.
ford to give up t he income thot we get from the trailer park; (2) we
don t wont ell those outsiders crowding to our beaches ond messing
them up. I feel oshomed for my fellow·mon when thet second ergu·
ment is presenfed. As for the first argument, money is important, but
it is not everything. It does not. for exllmple, ronk .,hood of o morel
rrinciple. or business ethics. It does not reli eve us of responsibility
tor providing recreotionl!l l!reos for our citizens. Which brings us
beck to thll t second argu ment ... obout "spending for the am use·
ment of unattached ond unproductive visi tors." These wonderful re·
sources provided by nature, with on ossist from mon's effort ond in itie·
tive. ere not here for our exclusive use. In fad we of Newport Harbor
heve not only welcomed the visitors. but hove ectively solicited their
visiting. Why? Because these visitors more thon poy their woy . . . by
buying merchandise here, putting o chunk of money in the city's seles
toll coffers, ond quite often buying property here lind becoming per·
mMel'lt citizens. Thot' s how this oreo hos grG>wn.
• • •
e LET'S LOOK AT THE RECORD
There s been much tolk obout the action token by City Council
last yeor on terminot•ng leoses ot the City Trailer Park. Opponents
of tf.e Trailer Por~ contend thot Council voted definitely to discon·
tinue the tr.,iler por~ os of next Sept. 30. The city ~oys thot the coun·
cil oc+ion left the question open. depending on the situation.
So let s go bed ond check the record. The Council action wos
reported by the Ensign in on objective story, which expressed clearly
the intent of the city fathers. Here's the story from the ~ugust 12,
1954 Ensign. reporting the meeting of Aug. 9:
New Treiler Park Policy
Opens Way for Bay Park
First step in a program that may transform the Ci!Y Trailer
Park in Central Newport into a boy front public recreation area
was taken by Newport City Council Monday evening.
Responding to a request from the league of Civic Associa-
t ions, City Manager John Sailors recommended the foMowing.
policy from now umil budget time neri year: ell l .. se renewak
to expire not later than sr.r;t. 30, 1955; no leases to be written
after April I, 1955. This icy was adopted by Council in order
to be in a position to me e a decision at next bud~ time.
llwiiJ&cl• U.»'
While Gerald llltcble cets a
tooth pulled to Interrupt his ha·
bttuaJ goll game, other Newport
Harbor Realtors have Itchy feet
or web-feet o-r aometl!lng and are
off to romantic places. Hdrace
Muet Is at last golte to his Afrl.
can safari <"aa.far.r• know) and
there were realtors galore at En·
~nada the other week~nd, In·
eluding Nelda Gibson and Uoyd
Howard, who both crewed In the
-race. • • •
8 . A. Nereson was on Jeave last
week In the warmer climates. He
went to the desert-might even
have seen Las Vegas.
• • •
Ivan Erhardt. salesman with
the John E. Sadlelr real estate
office. has been visiting daugh.
ter In Fairfield.
Man Stricken
On His Boat • Philip Eugene French. 61, of
211 Larkspur Ave .. Corona del
Mar. suttered a fatal heart at.
tack aboard his boat, the Ina B.,
In the Newport harbor entrance
at 12:23 p.m. Sunday.
Mr. French was sitting on the
bow of his boat and au.Uered the
fatal heart attac)l after the car.
buretor became defecttve, a tom·
panlon. George Burkhardt of 878
W. 18th St., Costa Mesa, reported.
The boat was brought to the har.
bor master dock and -e physlclan
and the flre department rescue
squad were called. The body
was r~moved to the Baltz Mor.
tuary In Corona del Mar.
Funeral services were held at
3 p.m. yesterday ln the Church
of the Recessional, Forest Lawn.
with the Baltz Mortuary In
charge of arrangements.
Mr. French was born ln Great
Falls, Montana. He attended the
University of Washington. where
he belonged to Theta Delta Chi
fraternity. He was a member of
the Optimist Club. the Power
Squadron. Shriner of AJ Malalkal
Temple. He Is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Ina B. French; his
daughter, Dyantha R. French, at
home; a brother, George B.
French of Los Angeles. and a
sister. Mrs. Buena V. Tolbert of
Los Angeles. .. , ........ , ..............
-COL ANDY SAYS
Tbla la written at 7 p.m. elee. (Modesty torbldl m.y mention.
tlon day. tnr tbe tact thet ln the mo.t eon.
TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS UP
40°/o OVER LAST YEAR •
Tbe polla have cloeed. Rather, oentrated area of the EnaJrn's
all the votera In the lo~ llne.up reader.. after an lmpartJal and
outaJde the polling placea have fair coverap by both aldee, the
been 'brought Inside the bulld· vote agalnat the over.rfde tax
lnp to comply with the Jaw. wu overwJtelmJng -on account
Look lUte they'd get It done by 8. ot whJch 1 take a bow.)
I don't know who Is responaJ. e ~ ,... YOVTII c:arraa
ble for that hour long llne, but It .MOISt Important project to me
looka to me like they could have right now la the Community
draned a couple more ot thOle Youth Center. Tbla la a must tor voting booths out of storage Traffic accidents In the City of
Newport Beach during the flrst
four months of this year show a
40% Increase over the similar
period last year.
There have been 31 Injury ac.
cldents and 65 property damage
accidents this year. for a total of
96. This compares with last
e BOUCE EHSIQif PTA
Mrs. J oseph Carver was In·
stalled May 16 aa pres ident of
the Horace Ensign Parent Teach.
er Association for the 1955 to
1956 term.
Mrs. Robert Wallace. past
presJdent of the Newport Gram.
mar School PTA. was Installing
officer. Mrs. Porter Slnc:lalr ls
the new tint~ porelddoent; Mrl.
John Haas. ~nd vice presi-
dent; Mrs. 0 . W . RJchard. record-
Ing secretary; Mrs. Charles Han.
sen. corresponding s e c retary;
Mrs. Joseph Nlckertz. treasurer;
Mrs. A. Burr White. h istorian;
Mrs. Rk hard Lilienthal, the out
going president. parliamentarian.
The new chairmen a re Mrs.
Marls Newland, art and pos ters;
Mrs. Norman Watson. Founder's
Day and emblems; Mrs. Mel
Berry, home and family; Mrs.
Fred Woodworth. hospitality;
Mrs. Harl Burnett. magazines;
Mrs. Leonard Graves, music;
Mrs. ~rge Michaud, publicity;
Mrs. Robert W a 1 I a c e • record
book; Mrs. Joe Casala. transpor.
tatlon ; Mrs. H. Durwood Young.
ways and means; Mrs. John
Boyd, welfare; Mrs. W. D. Huma.
son. citizenship and Scout Coord!.
nator; Mrs. Sydney Gaynor. room
representative; Mrs. Philip J.
Rapp, lnsplratlonal; Mrs. Harry
Fellinge, parent education and
publications; Mrs. William To-
bitt. newsette; Mrs. Robert WaJ .
lace, clvU defense; Mrs. H.
P,helps Merlckel, Juvenile protec .
tlon; Mrs. Morgan Fitzwater, leg.
lslatJon; Mrs. Lester Smith,
audlo-vlaual and motion piC:·
tures; Mrs. Harvey Somera, cour.
tesy, and Mra. Claude Walker,
reac:Ung and library.
year's record of 'rT Injury acct. when It became evident at 10 all ot us. I remind you that to-
dents and 41 property damage a.m. that they would be needed. morrow and Saturday the "Blaclt
accidents tor a total of 68. As elections go this one was a Flamingo" plar-a two-nlaht
The m th f A II d I stand at the beautltul new Or. on o pr . u.r nr wow! There's nothing that can
which 36 accidents were record-equal the Interest created ln an ange Coast ColJege audJtorlum.
ed, had the highest total since election like touching the senst. (Here's a chance to Me where
August, 1954, when there were tlve spot, the left hlp pocket, or some ot your wampum went.)
38 accidents. ' wherever you carry your dough. Donatlona for ttclleta $1.00 a
In 14 of the 96 accidents this It brought about a healthy, II throw. All proct"eds to fO this
year the drivers had been drink. somewhat belated, Interest. worthy and much needed cause,
lng to a certain extent, but not With all due respect to the the Youth Center. Tbe play la
enough to charge them with an candidates, all fine people, I must being presented by the Newport
offense. In nine of the accidents. tell them that they were strictly Harbo-r Community Players, and
the drivers were charged with the slde.show. Who was run. Is sponteted by the Woman's
either drunk driving or plain In· nlng? Clv1c League.
toxJcatlon. Tbe lndlcaUon ts.that Sour note: 1 personally feel General ticket chaJnnan Is
drunkenness behind the wheel Is that for tpe head man of our Clara Axtater, 611 Poppy Ave .•
becornJng more and more of a high school system to ~ the Corona del Mar. Telephode Har-
problem In the Harbor area. . chUdren as tools to persuade the bor 0167·M. I Just happen to have
Local pollee-officers have been thinking of the parents at an a ' few tickets myeelt. Contact
Instructed to be vlgUant In the election Is like taking the first Mike SmJth at Harbor 0393 II I
enlorcement of the Infractions of step toward a Gestapo state. have taken off for Texas by then.
the vehicle code. Aealn the words Mr. School Boss-Man, we did I promtae to give the 'raJ.aJ.na of
or caution are gtven, "lt you not and do not oppoee achoola lunda tor thJa Youth Cuter a Jot
drlnk, don't drive." tor our children. We did OPPGM of U... uwl __. .... eo pt
oc ,_.,, .....
¥IsH Hlp Sc•a.els
your metbod ot ft.nanclna .• and )OW band ,.. U.oee llah laookl
stUJ do. In your po&eta and ahake out
To us losers I aay: Don't Jet It the moths.
get you down. Rftnember, It's e DEP 111&11 lUST
only money. Our lite dJd not go I have long felt that play.
Representatives of 0 r a n g e with lt. g-rounds are our best bet against
Coast College have visited the juvenile delinquency. 1 read an
senior classes of Newport Har. Locll 11111111 R• Interview of a German expert on
bor and Huntington 84!ach High the subject a few dar-ago. Ht.
Schools. Tbe purpose of these 11 Willi•• leiiJ advice: "Keep them busy." 1
visits has been to present to the ... promptly cancelled all thoughts
prospective graduates lnforma. VInce PahJ of 216 Poppy Ave .. of a power lawn mower. That
tlon regarding the educational Corona del Mar, and Blll Schultz won't make the Jdd.s Jump tor
opportunities available at Or. of 3&f Magnolia Ave., Costa Joy, but It's a move, however
ange Coast. Mesa. are members of the Po-amalJ, In the right dlrectJon.
Those to participate Included mona.Ciaremont relay team that I Just seem to remember that
President BasJJ H. Peterson; ran the seoond fastest tJme In m.y pappy wu a dlaclple of that
James W. Thornton. vlce-.prest. the school's history In winning belle!. He kept us eo busy we dent~ Dean of Student Personnel the relay at the May 17 Border didn't have tJme for the word.
Norman Watson; Associate Deans AasocJatlon district AAU meet at The privilege of golnr to lchool
Fred Huber and Marie V. Howea; San Diego. The relay time was 3 wu corulldered a vacation. I
Instructors John S. Owens. Ray. minutes, 21 .8 seoonds. Schmidt reckon the main reuon I went to
mond Rosso and Beverly Camp. placed second in the 880 wJth the the University ot MJchlgan Medl.
bell; and students Lynn SmJth, time ot 1 mJnute, 57.5 seconds. cal School (plur> was to get out
Bob Graham, Jerry Evans, Pat I of work. <<>t course there Is the
Ragan. Rosamond Burkett. Jerry PlEa AlfD FLOAT AJKZD perfect squelch for the aelf.made
Thompson, Jane Cowling and P'O. JUVO AL'IO PaOPEB'n man-"You show lt. ")
Dick Williams. Application hu been made by • auDGn T'DIZ
The aenlor class of Ha-rbor Dean A. Kephart and WOllam 1W. Don't Intend to entirely neglect
High School went to the Orange Taylor, 414 32nd St., Newport the budeet. which 1.1 the annual
Coast campu& last week to ob-Beach, for a permit to Install a headache praenUy before the
serve the colleae In action. pier and float In the lllvo Alto. Councll. 1 have a que.tlon or
Du-ring the first part of June an arm ot Newport Bay, In front two: •
"Oesirebility of eventually developing thK property as a pub-
lie beach is unquestionable," Mr. Sailon seid. The big probl.m,
he said, is to adjud for the loss of income $44,16-4.16 tot.t !.st
fi~l year end a net of $33,463.10. He expressed belief thai it
could be made into a self·141ppor+ing recre.tion.t erea, mention-
ing pa,.ing met.rs as a source of income.
A boy, 11. was taken to juvoen.
lle home by Newport pollee at
1:05 a.m. Sunday after he told
pollee that he and his parents
,had moved from Utah two days
before and he dJdn't know where
h~ lived.
coun.eelon from the college. w1ll of Lot 3. Block 333, Canal See. I woMer lt the Cou.ncll,ln thelr
1'0 to each hJrh lchool to confer tlon. The propoeed lnatallatlon 8U.I'dl f01t adclltlonal tunda, wtu
with individual .students Inter. wtll have a maximum width of face up to ,.. problem of a
• ested ln ·attendJflg Orange Cout 14 feet and wlll extend channeJ. charre t.or the eervt~ ot muse
next tall. ward :M feet from an exlat:lna collect1on 1n l)fOportlon to the There you ore. Tho t's plain enough. It obviously wos not on ir·
revocable action to kick out the Trailer Perk. It left the question open
for reconsideration ot this budget time. But it left it open both weys,
and City Mana9er Sailors undoubtedly WliS expressing official policy
os to the desira bility of making that site into a public beoch one dey.
~nd he olso put the finger on the onswer to the argument about loss
of revenue. As a public beoch it could become self supporting, be-
sides providing e bedly needed swimming oreo on our disappeorinl;l
wa terfront.
Newport pollee were able to
learn his Identity a short time
late-r when they received an aJl.
points broadcast from Long
84!ach. It reported that the boy
had lett home Jn hla bicycle after
ahootlnt hll baby atsta aocldent.
ally with a pellet gun. He lett
when hls parent. were taking
Rurraway Girls .... .., tb;::b~~.:U~OIIP~~· that the
.. .. ·-...... baby ...... not badly l.nJa.red but Give up Here .... .. the parent& were wurried about
the bQy. Of:tken loc:ated the boy
Two runaway Jirla from South Service~ for Mrs. Dabe)' B. tn an abandoned ear oa Cout
Gate, 15 and 16, ulted a l'ft'V1ce Wall born. 81, ol 1928 Orange Rwy. about a mlle eouth ot Co-
station attendant at Cout Hwy. Ave., eo.ta Keaa. Wfte held May rona del K&r, ~ b)' a ,...
and JUveraJCS. Av~.. Newport n at Park..alc!Wy Mortuary. lnr motort.t. IIJe bXJde wu
BMch, to tuns them Into pollee Mrs. Wallbom died Kay U In alonpJde tbe ear. Be told f01Jce
at 11:58 p.m. Jut 'nlu.nday. They her home alta a ll.nprtq m. be llta.rted out • a Wile rtdt anct
told pola tbat they ran away nea Rev. llo1 Carlton of ChrtM McaiM loa
from home at 1 p.a1. M•y 1& Church by th• S. read the Mr¥· ...----~-
bttdl.bJbd to~ -..eh to look Ice. . LaGAL -·-~AU. t01t woor1c aad .,.. tbe nlrht In Mra. WalJbom Ia IIUmWd bJ ......_ In 18 •• 1" • o1 a.ta
a MVtc:e atiOn ,.. roCIIIL 'fht7 three eona &Ad lllx clauatrttn, a. .._ ... OM of tile ..._ * •&J'*I In I.o1C .... tUt daJ d.uq MIL ....._. L. ........ I '11 .. tM II-* • ... ., .... ~
&ad bJtdaltlh' .. KeW.Oft aJI41fn. Jolla J. luJIIfta, ....... CIUIIU .... fll........... ---·~
........... ..., ......... of c.ta ............... Will ................... .
..,_ .. 1M trtp. 'IIMir .-• ,.. a..,. of......_ ...... lliN-If.tr. fte Orullt C1 IS fll ........ ....., ,. ... .a 1:11 o.~~ata. ... wuw. • Oillta _ ......... , •• nne~ li
LIL J'ddaJ'. .._tor two,_.. Ill ... YIDa M 1La lllr a
seawall. amollDt of ler'V1ce used. follow.
OTT DIIPLAY Ltt&WDG Ina the ftalllple of mo.t Call·
The retroepectlve ~lblt a>f DAVQIIftll 1'011 IACIC*I lornla cJtJea. u you remember,
aculptul'e bY· Peterpaul Ott will A da11pter, t 1-.. l6 oz., was there Je a law on our booltl. Tbe
continue throuah May In the Or· born to Mr. and Mra. Edmund B. people,.voted not to reeclnd that
ange Cout College Art Gallery. Bacon ot 503 Jumlne Ave .• Co-law, alto vot.d at the aame tlme
Mr. Ott ll an Instructor In adult rona cW liar, In knta Ana Com. that there tM no tner,ue ln th'
educatJon at Oranre Cout Col· munlty Ro.plaal on TbW'Ida.y, reneral tax rat. to pay lor thla
l_ee_e_. __________ Ma_y_5. _________ Mr'Vk:e. In aptte ot that It Ia .uu
betnr paid r.or out of the aeneraJ tun d. Neff and Sanborr, ~epori
'No Plans for the FUtUre'
TbJa Ja jUit a lick and a prom •
lee tllJa week. I atm to rully
left! oe tllJa tople eoon.
erwc.aa •..
'
!BE
*
e TOU'aiiAIIDT DDI
'Jbe OAA badmlnt~ tourna-
ment that bu been &OlnJ on
ends Wedneeday. 'nle three top
10 tu ue Marllyn Bawler, Helel
Matthewa, and Pa t Walker.
Th~. by the way, are the three
that won Ju t year. Melinda llork
and Lorra ine Cuthbert are fourth
and fl.tth respectively. • • • e LOSE TO LAGVJrA
We had a practJce came Jut
week w ith Laguna Beach on our
oWn dia mond. And It wu a good
thing It was pot a league came,
tor we lost fourteen to etcht. We
were ahead tUl the seventh in-
ning wben our team chanted
pitchers about five or slx tJm.._
Ensign's outatandlnc pl ayer waa
our pitcher Pete Stoddard, who
bit a triple In the third tnnJna
and hit a alngle tn the towtb.
Laguna was led to thell' victory
by Mark McMann. Horace En-
aim's next league came will be
Dr. Ronald WoocL D. C.
HARBOR
HEALTH SERVICE
COMPLETE
DIAGNOSIS It PHYSICAL
'mERAPY DEPT.
211M lf.....-t al"-
lfewpoct a.ada
BCII!MM' 4010
Ellie larltor..P'!
YARN SHOP
'Z7C7 E. Coat IIJpway
CoroDa del liar BA 0157
Knlttlnr . Crochettnc and
Needlepoint Supplies
Knfttlnc Bags
Specia lized Acee110rles
and Instructlone
BOO'D
Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
pi~ qalnat We.tmm.t.. We bocly preeldeftt Glorp Md'ar-
are tied for thtrd plMe tn Leepe land. t. he wu a•nt that day.
eompetttlon. • • •
• • • eiDQII IC800L TOn
• YJSIT DA ICBOOL 'lblll'lldq our elchth lfade
Lut week a bout elchteen re. ctrla and tboee from Evaett A.
ptMentatJvet trom our stude nt Rea all went aftr to the hl&h
oouncll went tor a return vliJt tcbool tor a vtalt. Since we all
to Everett A. Rea School. A few co there next year, we had to
months aco their repr~ntatJva find out what to wear and where
vtalted our ecttool, eatJng lunch, everyt.binJ Ia. 'Jbe prelident of
watchlnl a student councJl meet. the Glrle' Leaaue and the J>rHJ.
tna. and lookJnc over the school. dent of the GAA apoke to ua.
11\elr student covemment Ia There wu a beauWul fa.sbton
run quite dltferently than oura. show .tint put on by the Jlrla
Whereas we ha ve a president, who took homemaklnc. The
vtce president, and ~eereta.ry, dreaft. pajamu, and eveninc
they have a mayor, vtee-mayor JOWI\I were made by the Jlrla.
and .ecret.uy. 'lbelr mayor Ia Then the cirla separated Into
MJcky Queen. croups of about elchteen or ao
1'tley have different offices with hJih IChool Clrla to show
with commlaalonen to run them. them around. We saw the alfl·
Tbe conunlaalonera have about cultural buildJnc llnd the home-
ten or fifteen other people under maklnc bulldlnc and ~e Hall
each . Two of their main ot(lcea and many other rooms a nd build·
are Traffic and Safety offices. lngs. 11\en we went to the swim-
the tbutc oUlcers fi nd anyone mini pool to watch eome aeenea
r unning or horsing around In the from the aqua ahow and sorae
halls durlnc passing periods, he racine. It wu lots or tun and
etvea him or her a sort of ticket. now all the etrla ca n't walt tlll
Anyone who receives this sort of next September.
tlcket goes to student court. • • •
which ls held one day a week. e P'LAIJII
Their cafeteria Is very nice and I just received a note--James
the food was good. Before t he FIUgerald, music teacher at En.
eoundl meeting and lunch, we sign, has just become a proud
went around to the dlfterent parent, tor a second tJme. 6 lbs.,
rooms. A few of the rooma 15 O'L, Jon Todd Fitzgera ld came
wanted to ask questions. but into the world at 4 a.m. Sunday
tJme a llowed only for a few. W e May 22. It is reported that Jon
visited the homemaking room. has a rather high tenor voice.
11\ls room 1s tully equipped with but only 1mows one song at the
stoves. ~frlgerator, and washing moment. Mother and Son are
machines. It was very nice. doing tine.
Their periods run a little dlf Clay Sumrell had a little glrl
ferent than ours. Instead of hav last week-Mr. Sumrell already
Inc a different room tor every has a little boy and Mr. Fitz
different subject, they spend gerald a lready has a little girl
three subjects In the same room. Jan, both around 2-1 wondt>r If
We all had a wonderful time. they're going to go a third
But we felt sorry for our studt>nt round???
IIIE us
PROVE
-we haft...._. .aay aatrmobl~ ddY-
en bow to ...._ _, a. State ream
IT! •••
way. Jut 9Ift -Ole oppodaalty to
PfO" to yoa u.. _, ...-. acmat-
egeeoftu~t.......,..._.
p1cm pJo:aun4 by Stat. l'an:a.'"
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STATE FAll liS. CO.
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CCIIll u.a Today • • •
W. L LAJfDII
We Clul
STROOCK&
CASHMERE
COATS
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Toar coed ..ui ~.,. ~310 • beawtlhal •• ....... ..uepe. .u.ta ce•plete
U..Uiaad-... kl
• We ftciNp C1114 De1lftl'
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UptOwn Cleaners
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No. A 25667
lfOTICE TO caEDJTOU
ESTATE OF CATHERINE Wll.,.
HEMINlA RADC LIFF E. also
known as CATHERINE W. RAD-
CUFFE. DECEASED .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors or and all persons
having claims against the said
decedent or said estate to ·fUe
them with the necessary vouch
ers In the oUice of the Cl~rk of
the Superior Court ot the State
ot Caltfomla, In a nd for the
County ot Ora nge, or to pr~nt
the same. with the necessary
vouchers. to the undersigned at
his or her place of business, to.
wit: Laura Radclltfe Went&. c/o
Ralph M. M.7en, Jr., 2721 East
Cout Hl.hway, Corona del Ma r.
Calllorula, wtthln m months
after the f1.rst publJcation of thla ~~~llllllllililliijlilll .... llllll~~~~lllliilno~. Dated April a. 1955
LAUU ltADCLllTE WENTZ
J:ueutltx ot tM Eltate ol aid
~t.
a.Jph )(. JCJen.. lr.. 2T2l l¥t
OoMt Rt......,, Ocii'O.na del Ka.r.
Callbn&a. A.Qor~ ~~ I:Jrec'IJ. !~~~~~~~~;!~lieiii~J ~ PUblllll llq $. ~ 11. •
Ia .... Rwpwt----·~
I c ... ' St7JIULLJ GET QDIL 1111• M I A dauchter, 6 lbe.. 6 O'L, was
~-·~~~~-&....1 born to Mr. and Mra. Clay Sum ... ,.. rell of 1969 Monrovia St., Costa
Costa Mesa City Council Mon-
day, May 16, approved a n M-1
subdivision request ot Council-
man Bert Smlth tor property on
the west side of Superior Ave.
across from 16th St.
Mesa, in St. Joeeph Hospital on
Thursday, May 5.
The Orance Cout CoDeae pt.
rates wtll play five home aam.
1n '55. begtnntna with the decll·
catJon ot their new atadtum
• agaiMt East Contra Costa at 8
SOif roa Kt7ELLEIIS
A !!On, Steven Allen, was born
to Mr and Mrs. Arnold Mueller
oC 9'71 Union Ave .. Costa Mesa.
In Hoag Memorial Hospital,
¥ay 2.
p.m. Frlday, Sept. 16.
Here•a the .chedule:
Sept. 16 ... .East Contra Costa here
Sept. 30 _ at San Mateo
Oct. 8 .. . Chattey here
Oct. 15 ....... Santa Ana here
Oct. 29 .... at Fullerton
. at Mt. San Antonio
San Bernardino here
...... at RJveral4e
Long Beach C. C. here
All ~ evenlna games except
Chaltey.
WOK A.If PUTS OVT P'JU
A faulty diesel stove was
blamed for a tire wblch caused
$75 damage aboard the boat, Sh"·
bunkln. moored In the bay at
4:51 p.m on May 7. Owner of the
craft. Mrs. ~ Thompson of
El Segundo. had the tire under
control when the fire boat ar.
rlved.
The city planning commission
had opposed the measure on the
grounds tha t one piece Included
9,000 square feet of land and they
felt It should include 10,000 •
IMkltc Fer Her
W•ll••l Dar?
square f~t.
City Attorney Donald Dungan
t>xplalned that residences In the
M-1 area requJred a 10.000 square
toot piece or land but there was
no minimum size Cor business or I
manufacturing use. Councilman
Smith said that the 9.000 feet
would be used by a plumbing
firm. , I
Councllmt>n rejected a city
planning commission r e q u t> s t
that a minimum of 10.000 squal't'
teet be required for any subdi
vision In the M 1 area
Read EnsJgn Want Ads.
•
HIGH-,.RICE...CAR FEATURES •
0!
She ia looking For those 3 Big
Days, June 9tlL 1Oth and 11th
at Crown Hardware Anniver-
sary Sale!
In the lo w-price 3
high-price-car features
THE OIHER2
combined !
law-Low-Low-
pnce pnce pnce HIGH-PRICE-CAR FEATURES PI yTftOUttl ClfA Car B
I I
1 Elec-trle wlrtctah~ wlpeft, that YES :No•: NO 7 Baked •"•~ enerlOf' ftnleh,
()9erate at a conatant speed. I I wtth IDeCIOll nntJ)(oof1og undercoat.
I I
I I
2 l"de pe"ct.nt p.rkl"t bNke, for YES I NO I NO 8 Full-time P-r St: .. rlng. ltlat I I O()erates 100 ~ of thti l•me lOOtoonal) gre;ater safety 1n emergenceea. I I
I I
I
low· low
pru:e prta
Plymouth Car A
YES NO
YES · NO
3 Orlftow ahock eMof'bers, that have YES I NO NO 9 Olltte fuel fllt•r. that kMp_<o ~ater
twl()8 11 much cuat11on1ng actiOn. I out of fUf'l I nt". YES I NO I
I I
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I R .. llltor•t)'pe aparlt piYga. that lut 4 Bonded lltnke ll"lnga, whtc:h lut YES l YES NO 10 up to 50% longer than riveted ltniogs. up to 5 ttmes u loog as other types. YES : NO I
I 5 S.fetr-Rim Wheels, help hold a ct.-YES: NO NO 1 1 011-~h .air c.lean..-, to protect
flated t1re on rim 1n cue rA a blowout. I eog•ne from ;abrASive dust and dtrt. YES NO•
I Automatic chotle, bu11t into the 6 H1wh-le¥ea air lnt.ke, whic:h can YES l NO NO 12 be doeed when not in ...._ I carburetor for quocl., easy stttrts.
I I
I I YES I YES I I I
I
ltLYMOUTH HAS fAR MOI'tE HIGH..ftfttCE-cAI't FEATURES THAN THE OTHER TWO COMBINED! !12 2
A pnce at this chart will abow you bow far Plymouth J.da
other low-price can in ~ as it d<* ._ .,Jo~.
When you .ee and drift a DeW Ptymoatll, you '11 be
aurprued how much like a hip-price car it ia-iD eft'r'J·
lhing except the low figure on ib price tq. ADcllOft't be
Jookd by the claims of tm'dium-pr~ raroc th11t th.-• ,.,,.,
"'practically the same.. as Plymouth. 'ou 'II fin,! that,
mod~l for modtl. Pl) mnuth ro!'t!l all tnuc'h u ~Uti lf'M.
and «ives you more rar fM )OUr monry !
Why not ~t ~"hole ttiry of PI) mouth 'a' alue today?
aUT aUY .. IW, aCTTII't TRADE-IN, TOO
YOUR
.
.LOU REED & ASSOCIATES
u~••
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Low
prtee
Car 8
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO•
NO
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·--··· 11••1 ...... ''Guaranteed annual waee" and Harbor Yaeht Club. Putidpatlne
"Soclallud medicine" were the ln the panel dl8eu..son were
toplcs·Tuesday, May 17, at the Dave Gardne-, VInce Pickup.
N e w port Harbor Toastmuters Jack Penney and Steve Smith.
Club meeting at the Newport
Gnetia9 Carda •
ALVJUn DAY SET
Annual Alumni Day festivities
at Occlden~l Colleee will be held
... fti. ...... 11. -..... bulNirDoll'M.calleJ,.S
of Mn. 1MM M. l:.u~ TJ4 cut tiM rtbtlou NOIGtlY at a new July I I w. Dh St., eo.ta ~e .... reeently bou8tq -..~ In IUena ~pent a WMk'a *" In Toloo ._, ,..... 1M ud .-de. T_.lllli• Qurda atwloJ for froln bll anJt m ._... tbe 51*11 are opelllq a MW tnet of
1••11111 no haw campa.t.td Tte~~t~Dit8don 'l'nlatl ~. hoalel.
.... .. • ~ ~ ~~ iii~iiiiii~~ii~~ii~ii~~i.j~~~ .. lul.Jll-32 1117 tta. Balboa ...
lud Coauilnaftt~ Method I at
atureh. ~ to Matthew v.
WaJt.aldt, dWnD&n of tbe ecm.
llllte.loft on Kcl-.tlon.
T1te lehoo1 Will be conducted
at the ehurdl Monday throuab
Friday for the two-week period.
'nle Ptotram. to bqln at t a.m.
and conclude at 11 :45, wUJ In·
elude rellalou lftlltructlon, cre-
atJve actlvltlet, drama and mu.
ale. 'nltrty atuclenta wlll be Nl·
lltered In the pl'ltnary fl'OUP
<arades 1-3) and 30 wlll be ad·
mltt.d In the Junior fl'OUP
(lfades UJ. ·
Supervltln1 the IChool wUI be
Mn. Donald G. Sapp and Mn. P. r. Baln-. Teachen •bo attended
a apeclal trafnml' conference at
the l1ht lletbodtat auardl ol
Oranp were Nn. Lawrence
llroertnl', Kra. Hobert Lelnau,
lin. Joltn Loy, llfr-. Wal4elldl,
lin. Jta.lJ\8 and Mrs. Sapp.
DaAGIIIm Wl'l'll a:D'Ka'l'a
*** "30 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE IN
QUALITY WORK ..
e DRY CLEANING eOYBN6
e KNIT ILOCKIN6 e HAND PRESSIN6
• LAUNDRY SERVICE
* *
* * Arti8t lupplMI ~
looks. Statiollerr ~.f ..
8LUE SAlLS ITATJOIIED
306 Main BALBOA Harbor 678
9:30-6:00, Sun. Noon 'tJl 6
on Saturday, June 11. Gardne-G A d
Eliot Semple or 616 Polnaettla o~er I 000 uests tten
Ave., Corona del Mar, will aerveJ I
Vlattora at the rec:.nt Rnrpott
Harbor art exhJblt at the HJfb
Schol dlaapeed with the ort'ldal
Jucteee and cho.e 'ltalpb Love'•
''Sky In Butte" u the belt oU
and Tyrua Wonca "Rainy DaY"
u the bat watercolor.
0,.. I..._ .. SilO pa. lcltadq, ._... ....
,. .. c.-hy.-........ c-......
:1 ~:rch.:~an for the Corona Hoag Auxiliary's Party
~~~~~~~==~
SPECIAL
PURCHASE!
THROW PILLOWS
A .,,.dall ._ct ... -........ , n ••
,_ 1LI tD oa. u.-beaatllal ... Nlowa
at t:naaeadou ~low
Corduroy. Boucles.
Antique Satin
Some Kapok F"illed
others with orlon
* MAin' SIZE.S cm4 COLOD tD CBOOIE noM *
* * *
Diek Maeker
* Carpets * Drapery * Upholatery
ID TIM lfew Lido lbopp&Dg Ceater
·~aJI
sao vLa Lido
Despite a rlowerlng aky, a rec. tables were preatdenu of varloua
or4 crowd of well over a thou. county women'a clubs. lncludlnl
d sta ttended the Hoar Mrs. A. L. P1nkley, repraenUn1 san ,.ue a Friday Afternoon Club; Mra.
Hospital Auxiliary rarden party Nicholas Brettner. president ol
Light their life with f/Uthllt
and fashion show held Thursday, Ebell Club,· Kra. Forrest Nul Jr.. ft. -WI 0ii'DOL .. or GOD ,_,. ~-=~ nanT1mi.UI c:auaca 11M 1t. & ~~w.a A .... c....,_ ._..-ae •
1 May 12. at "Smlthclllfe,'' the Junior Aaal.stan~ Leaeue; Mra. 15th St. 11 St. ADdNwa Bd., •, ty 1-ml a.k
jest&te of Mr. and Mrs. Lon V. Ralph Tandowaky, LldolaleWom. .._,._ ... ....a ..... IRd ._e. a..lc, ,_._ ..... t. Q,
Smith of Emerald Bay, Laguna. en's Club; Mlaa Jean Howell, Bu.. ~ 1-1771 Sunday Sebool: 1:30 a.m. Wor· SUnday S.wtc:.:
I Tot11ng up uaeta and llabUI-Jnesa and Proleulonal Women's ...._, ..... J-I. ltlwalt llb.Jp: 10:45 a.m. and T:JO p.m. 1:«5 LID. Sa~; U
I tl--for the "'U ...... Hoaa Hospital Club; Dr. Helen Robertaon, Zon· SUimAY: Komtnt wonbtp, t :30 YOWl. ~Je and a&Jlctnn'a 3.ID. W.-blp b. 8:30
u • u-• and ll ~; Church School. s.ntee. t:JO p.m. Sun. IIJd· p.m., ~ ~ n.Jon; Auxiliary president, Mrs. D. M. ta; Mrs. T. Duncan Stewart, Wom. week Service· Wedneacla7 7:30 '1·30 p.m.. ~ a..Jee. • Clvl Le Mr Gl t:30andU:OO;Sr.HipP'ellow· p.m. • _ ... ,__. ·~........._,.._ '.t. ·-. w·----..·v·, T·-p---, Hummel, announced at the party an a c aeue; a. enn ,...._ _____ , UNn ....._, ..-.._ • ·--
that Mr. and Mn. Smith were BaUey, St. Andrews Church Fel. ablp, 7 p.m.; ColleJ'e ap feJ. C:1l. 11a..,....,_, 10:00 LIIL Pralae an4 Bible ltuciJ. Mon·
1 __ .. , d M'--Cl K hl lowahlp, 7:30 p.m.; 'nlunday, da•: T:IO p.m. Men's aw.u. not only lending their grounds Ow...up, an ... ara o · " J 1.---... t, Chr'-Ch h b th .,_ Pray«, study lf'OUP. 9:30 a.m. .. ,..,. *• DAY .... , .. 'Ill ~a e t e e ; :-p.m. Kan'a for the party. but had offered to ~ ... urc y e .;xa, - -• -.. _. .. _ -r .-·--............ "" ,_ --· match all monies raised at the Christian Society. -..-· -COIOiU.in lm'IIIODJIT •....-t ....... taUKa or 0Ga UDT benefit. Mrs. Hummel also an-AUT CHUR01 Of OiliST • w. Ita. 1t.. ea.t. .._ I.Dutr .. 1111 OP 11'1'. CAmPL
nounced that the Auxiliary had SCIENTIST Llblltr l.eu ac11r D. D. .,....,.... ltcl W • ...._ iWILiiaa.-t
pledged $25.000 to the hospital UOl Vle L.W. • ......,. ..... .... •• J ...... w. ...... SaturdaY Kornlq s.rvtc:.: Sab· r----r-'EW· =-for Its building program at their A bre11cfl of the Mott-Church. The Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Obu.rdl Sun· bath Sehool: 9:30 a.m. -S.· -
f '...t Ch dl of Ch • t Sc' tl t 1 lot 4a7 Sebool; 9:30 and 11:00 mon: 11:00 a.m. Pra.Ytl' meet· recent annual meeting, and that 1 "' "' • ••11 ' • 11 • a.m. Marnln1 W<Jnhlp..-7 p.m. lnl: Wedneeday, 8:00p.m. J"rt.
the pled1e was to be paid within ~C:4.~•=Nttt. 9:15 e.m. CoUep Are MYF Servtee-7 day EveDtnl Ve.pen: 8:00. Sunday K.-: 1:00 and 10:00 2~ years. Svndey S.rvlce 11:00 e.m. p.m. Blah School MYJI' Service; and 11:30 a.m. Conftelion: lat·
Beyond the lawns and earden Wed~•Y M "'"9 MMtlll9 1:00 p.m. 7 p.m., "Bunerroua Group Serv· cauaca ....... AU.... urdaya &Del ..... of lit fttda,.
t•a tabl-..... t In the area hear .ltNdln9 ltoon~ loceted et l315 Vle lee. •• •arliMGI lt.. c-t.·.._ and Holy DQa Cl'onl f:OO to ~ ~ """ Lido, Newport a..ch, Ia ope11 WMk ._._. ..... cu.. wtm-2 5:30p.m. and~ T:IO to l t30 the terra~ were laden with sher. deys from 10:00 e.m. to 5:00 p.m.. DE c:aUKa or CIDIIT Lantr .. 'JW p.m. DaUJ Mul 1:00 a.m. f'lnt
bet puneh and tiny open.faced Wednetdeys from 10:00 •""· to 7145 1010 c:..nla 1t.. C....._ ~a."'-'-SUDC1a ScbooL Jl'rtday: •=• Laud I*» p.m .
.......... "--'"thflan.ll ..... r:;~¢.""-'" -~~·.... t&·i~~~L~ ~~:t..;."-r .. ";_:e-Help>: ration. Inducted an er urn. es. The Cblic It c.onli·a.. lll'tlftd to ••· •.• _ ... _ ---.... ..... eo.• ._ 'I ~ ---'all 0 •-KawaU and ... ., ~~ .,_.-,aea: t:-LDL --• -~ • ~ Y own uvm .. nd I dlvrdl M'Vicee end ., .. the ltUCiy; U a.m. momJnt WW· JDMt1Dt. 7:JO p.m. · _ J. sprays of yellow cymbidium. The R..di119 R-. abtp; 'I p.m. ewnlnl' 8ervke.
muter table, covered with an 1m. )!Jdweek 1 e r v J e e, 'I p.m.
ported lace cloth, held silver can-DIRECTORY Wedn~.
deJabra ~ntered with an epergne CIDJIT CBVaCIIIIT TID 10 fUied with barmonlzJnr shades IIUIIC c-...,_ ..... -ot yellow roses. Mrs. C h a r 1 e s r----~=;.;;;... ___ __, lcdbea ...._ .el• 1t.. •sapid
Lamb and Mrs. lrvlng Watcher Margaret L Scharle ~ a.
from the Harbor Area were In Teaeb« of Plano ...._, a... 11oy A. ~
cbaree ol the decorations.. Over Orearu.t · Accompanlat Swulay Wonhl.Pt 1:4$ &Ad 11
6,000 Uny aandwlches were made ~:"fdc;t:--Lm. Cbwdl Sdaool: 8:45 a.m.
by members. acoordlne to Mrs. 3IJ1 GOLDENROD AVE. llldweek MeeUna: '1:.30 p.m.
Donald Cole-ove ol Udo, ln Corona del Mar Wednesday pneeded bJ 8:30 •• p.m. potlae:IL charge of the food . .Assisting her .._.....,, ... 0-.-&IIJ-U.--D-D_•_cr_ro_a __ .J
from the Harbor Area were Mrs . ..---. ......... ....-;;;..;;;;;;;;..-;;;;;;;;;;-.;.;;.;;;;;.._....,
Donald Hart, Mrs. Robert Frailey,
Mrs. Jerry Grupe and Mrs. John
Brouehton.
Anan,.ementa for the fuhion
show were made by Mrs. Howard
lllo, chairman; Mn. William MJr.
Jl'rieDcl1y !feiJhbcwhood Servtee
Pc:.-kes-Ridley Mortuary
P'orm«lJ Grauel Olapet
110 Broadway
U I-MII II 1-MM eo.t.a M ..
tDIT c:auw or CibdiT ac:::uDiiJII ., ... =.!':rrt ....
Sunday Sehool: 1:11 a.m.. S6_n.
day Servtee: U:OO a.m.
Wednelday Ewnlnl l(eet:Jnl: IT. IAIID KNCO•AL
8:00. Bftcl1n1 Boom. 331.5 VIa -.._ u.., • ..,.... .._.. Udo, !ftwpellt Beach. open 10 .,..._ a.-
a~~:-4aYI. 10 a .m.· ..... ..._a. ..... en.-. = ~ , .. , ... lu4ay ... -.: •••• u
LJIL ~Pra,.. • LJIL ~!~s.mc.: a.m. ,.,_ GuUd; 10:10 eom.
IIIUftJon.
ama, c.lO-Chalrman, and Mrs. Fran.;===========: ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:========;;:==~~~~~~~ct. DIIIWIOn, Mrs. Nell Cameron and Mn. Jack Conedon, all from
Heroe•AII -From V.J•y Forji'
toHe..,.._Ridp,ep...,_.ltllloa4
·,..... to' honor those who ..... 1
'•nswtNCI list eel to .. colon. A.~ ~cudomwewl ..... d ... iMtci
-on M•morill D.y, Mey ._
* ...,.,. ........
-MIIIr
...
•
the Harbor Area. HQI!~ aaat..t.
.lDI I'QMtl at the party were
Mmes. Orval Stewa.rt, l oh..n Mae.
Leod, Johnny Mercer, Earl Stan.
ley and Elwood Martin, all of the
Harbor Area.
Presldlne at each ol the tea
laST*
Jfo ~ ... Jfo Tape ... • .....
1219 L c..t Hwp. c. .... W.
,
•
• • New Officers Are Installed
By Catholic Women's Council
A month-old r•ldat ln Balboa
11 Sidney Catharine WUt.on, MC>
ond ehUd of Mr. and Mra. Mut·
ton H. Wlllton lt. Mn. WUleon
Ia the former ¥UJa.ret 'nl.,_,
dau1hte-ot the A.lfNd Huwood
'Mlayer• otSan Mallno. In a note
from M:ra. 'nlaye-, abe remlndt
Ul that swlmmtnl, aaUln1 and
aummer1nc at Balboa hu been
a tradltJon wtth five pneratlona
ot the family--the Ha.rw~.
'11\ayera and Woodforda all pur.
ch~ their property In the UOO
bloek' of East Balboa Blvd. rtlOC'e
than 35 yeara a~lon1 before
the boulevard waa ao named.
'l'he CatboUc Women'• Cou.ndl
o( Our Lady ot Mt. C&rmel and
St. John Vluney ParWl wW Ja,
.U.U new oftlcen at tiMir MJit
tnH'tlq, Wedne.day, 1une 1, at
1:00 p.m.
'Mle newly elfrted otllcera ar~:
Preafdent. Mra. 1. W. Cammack;
first vtoe president. Mra. Hany
Rocers: leC.'Ond vloe prnjdent,
M.ra. Wllllam C~er; third vice
Pt"eSident, Mra. .Arthur West;
treuurer, Mrs. John Gouvlan;
corresponding s e c r e t a r y , Mrs.
William U'Bryon: recordJng aec
retary, Mrs. Edward Kusby; par-
liamentarian, Mrs. l olln Glasa.
1111111'1
Llll IIIIET
Puneral JI«Vteft fot WIUtam
Clare Gray, 19, ol 138 Santa IN-
bel St., Coata Meta. were bt'ld
Saturda~ In the Baltz Mortuary
Costa Mba Chapel. Reports will be made by the
following chairmen : Mrs . .loseph
Arnold, members hip: Mrs. Elmer
Poirier, welfare; Mrs. Frank Roc
co. contratf'rnlty; Mrs. Arthur
Reaume, ways and mu .tu1; Mrs.
Edward Kusby, deanery; Mrs.
Thf'Odore Robina. altar and spirit.
ual activities; Mrs. John Gouv
ian. finance.
wttlaiAU.m
'nlere'a more than one Richard
. . . Brother Dick Richard • . .
you all know Dick . . . He owM
and operates this . . . Richard'•
LJdo Market ... B.rother Gordon
Richard. ownt'T ot Richard'•
Super Market 1n Tomah. Wlaoon-
sin, only recently sold hla buaJ.
ness, after 19 yeara of dealln1
with lf'OC't'rles ... Brother Fr1nk
RJchard Is assistant mana&er ot
King's Gateway Hott'l In Land 0-
Lakes. Wlacon.BI:-: ... To wind
up thla brotherly rouraome we
have Brother Rich Richard. who
with th• openlne of his new Sea
Food Market In VIsta Vlllaee. 11
the cauw of my atralghtenlne
out the Richard brotherly tree ...
He wu an airman third clau.
'nle younr Wlllaon.s. by the
way. are maklnr their perman-
ent home here. ThtY came here
Jut taU with their little 80h
Coettrey followtnr thetr mum
from Eur~. where M:r. WUJton
spent a year dolnr f'l'aduate
study at the London Architectu-
ral AMOCiatlon, followilu h11
graduation from the Harvard
Graduate School of Desltn.
U. S. Air Corps. stationed at
Mountain Home. Idaho, where he
died In an accident May 16. He
had ltved In eo.ta Mesa tor four
yeara prior to entennr the serv
Ice. He attended Newport Harbor
Union Hlgh School.
A '"DO rr ~&Lf""' .._ 18 ~ oe• .. ra.. *"-...,. ............... ......., ... QUit
..... -' -L IM lt.. c.t. ......... ..
• S ta ttM .,...... •• ...S 'hnMy ••r blp 7
.................... -,.... .... Editla a.
..... • Ia O..•to. --.. I" tt of c.-...... Anta ~ of c.t. .._.
Mn. lloddo Kawtoa. co a aaw .. Mackie's ...S lut:nct. ... the ca.., .... K.t.IMy .. c. ..
..... ad J0WD9 a-y B.-doN oC C.... M-.
The atrm.n a. aurvtved by h l..s
parents, Mr. and Mn. Nonnan
Gray. and two t.otben, RJchard
Norman Gray and Roy Gray. ot
Costa Mesa.
lh• Dill .. ltllf ca ... FiraW
• • •
A mualc:al 110lr" turned Into a
birthday party for Oranre Coun-
ty'Phllbarmontc Symphony Con-
ductor J'rleda Bellnfante. Alter
selections by Mlal Bellnfante on
her cello and plano solos offered
b)' ht'T accompanllt, Ml&s Lonaln
Echard. the Dutch-born conductor
Introduced a VIola de Gamba,
predeceaor of the cello for aome
comparative music. When the re-
cital, held at the home of Mrs.
Alyne Fields of Bay Shores. \lfaS
concluded. the llghta went out
and a Hghted birthday cake was
broueht In with accompanytne
"Happy Birthday" music. Mrs.
Karen MarJTeta Brunlnr. execu-
tive director of the orchestra. pre-
sented a gUt to Frieda "In token
of the personal love" the mem-
ber~ of the Philharmonic Sodriy
felt for her and "ln appreciation
of the lnaplratlon and culture
she Is brtnrlng to the rommun.
•m.&.tlldi111BII1 .. 111 ..... ,ut. lw otiMa -..... W ~ .......... dlDI ~ ............. .
.W. .......... by ....... L Qm II .. bold
h11faya. Wada..,._ ad 'niUIICicrp tro. I
Legion Plans
Annual Feed
The seventh annual American
Learton breakfast will be held by
Newport Harbor Post 291 on Sat
ur<ftY. July 30. at the All Amerl
can parking lot. back ot 2600 W.
Coast Hwy., on Mariners Mlle.
A hotcake breakfast. all you
can eat for 50 cents. will be
!K'rved fro m 7 to 11 a.m. IA-glon
Posts throughout the county will
sell tickets for the breakfast.
VInce Cusumano Is g t-neral chair
man.
CHIJRCHES
UlfiVE.UALJST ra.LOWSIIIP I CBIUST ClllJRCR • ., THE SEA
"Co-Exlste1lce or No-Existence" "God's Powt>r In Lite" will be
will be ~v. Frederick Ringe's the s e r m o n t h e m e a t Christ
Unlvenallst Community Fellow-Church By the Sea In Newport
ship at the Memorial Day Sun. Beach on Sunday mornlne . Rev.
day !K'rvlce on May 29 In Ebell Roy A. Carlson will give the
clubhouse. ,Balboa. ChUdren of medita tion for the observance ot
the Sunday school group are Pentecost Sunday-the Birthday
urged to be present Sunday to of the Christian Ch urch. The
prepar~ for Children's Day on sacrament of Holy C~mmunlon
l une ).2. Special music will be will be obst>rved at both services.
provided by M. H. Thompson on The reception of new mem~rs
the violin accompanl~ by Mrs. Into the church fellowship is also
Ringe at the plano. planned.
AT MKUAL COJfFEIUCE JfEWPOIIT IAPTIST CKtraCB •• Cllelr lena
Ferlaiiii4Chrcll The Corona del Mar Com-
munity Church was well repre-
sented at the annual confere nce
The cholr of the, Balboa Island of Congregational C h r Is t I a n lty."
• • • Community Methodist Church at Oneonta, South Pasadena. last
Memorial Day Sunday will be
celebrated this Sunda y In The
First Baptist Church of Newport
~ach, 19th and W. 841boa Blvd.
At 11 a.m. Rev. Herbert JohnJIOn
will speak on "ThP Challenge of
a Memorial." Hazel Edear, Church
soloist. will alng, "I'd Rather
have .lesus." at 7:30 p.m. th~
pastor's message will be "The
JnvltatJon of lesus."
True to the aplrlt (or spirits) of now Is wearing new claret week. Members ln attendance
the day, the Harbor Optimists fallle classic gowns. Purchase of Included Rev. and Mrs. Edwin
auctioned oft snake bite medl-the robes was arra nged by Mrs. Gomke. Monta Perry. A. K.
dne when the proe:ram on rat· Robert Ibbotson. chairman of the Phelps and Mlu Clyde Maynard
tlesnake hunting wu riven by Music Committee. as deleeates. Others Included
Dr. (CaHlng CQl Richards Holt-The choir, organized In Decem-Norman Brown. church school
, man. 'lbe liquid wu won by Earl ~ by director Lealie Van Dyke superintendent. and Mmes.. 0 . M. CAll~ roa CIDLDaD
J.Jn4My, to tM bGttJe wu tvrlecS ~~naBr1~ ~~ ~ campbell, John ll.eador, Clyde AppUeatlot;aa are anllable at ott .. u. OpUIIJ .... o.rw-doD ~ • ., _ _._,., _,.., II:IIIIUU.I • ._
ln Lu Vetu wl\ft'e they NY the Plnkballl. lain. Vernon SmJth. Sailors and Boward Brown .uvm the Day School office of St.
anallea really 00 blte. Mrs. Robert Moody, MIP Marvel the Women'a Fellowship. Rev. lames Eph1oopal Church. New-
• • • lee Moody, Mlas lean Smith. Mlsa Gomke was rece ived Into the tel-port. for St . .lames Church Camp
Newport Harbor 11 going to be l o Beaubien. Cornelius Donker. lowahlp of tht' Southern Call tor Chlldrton. which wtll be held
one crlant bedroom this week-end John Stoner, Matthew V. Walde f July 6 to 16 at Bellows Lodge. beca~se 243 l:rf!W members and llch. Lt. Col. John Loy. and Rob fornla Conference by the trans tor Big ~ar. Tht> camp Is tor chll
ert Guenther. Mrs. Bridgman 1a of hl..s mlnlstt>rlal standing from drE'n 6 yeanJ of age through Jun roaches will be "put up" by friendly Harborltea while the the president of the choir. South Da koa. lor High age.
young men l..re here tor competl-~--SCIU--CE--CB-uaca
't:lve crew racea. The enrourag1ne Harbor Lutheran Church Obedience to God's laws ls an thing 1•. to quote Chamber sec. aw a k en I n g spiritual defense
retary Hay Langenhelm. that ao L h s· .ld. D . against the hypnotic temptations
many of the people who housed aunc es Ul lng riVe of the world. Thla 1a stressed In
the boys lut year have asked tor the Sundav , ~--n "'-nno n at thE'
t -..4 H uslna A $165,000 campalcrn for funds with Mrs. Glenn Walker as ar " ~ ~ a repea ~.ormance. 0 • • N-.mnrt ~ach Christian Science lnclud ..... _ .. and br'"'akfa-but for a rellcloua educ••lon unit rangements chairman. ~ .... ~ ~ .,..... "' ....... Y church. "Anc1ent and Modern doe. not Include taklnr care of and debt retirement haa been Canvass theme Is "Thank God
(Continued on Pap 7l launched by the Newport Harbor for the Church.'' 25th annlversa.tY
··~Ta .......... .. .AffT DAY IC.OOL
for IJttle l'ollr
440 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
Harbor4369
· Under new manar~nt
Mra. lean Vauehn, dlrector
l AY IT WJT1I
.. &. Coaat Bwy. 8
C:OilOifA DIL MD ........... ..,1
Lutheran Church. motto of the American Lutheran
The propoee<S building will Church. with which the local ron-
house class rooms for the Sun ITeration Is affiliated. This Is
day school, Saturday school and also the tenth anniversary of
Vacation Blble echool as well u the Newport Helrhts Church.
provide meeting room for adult Begun In November of 1945 by
orrantzatloa. and adult lnstruc-~v. Her&ert Roth. the ron(['N!ga.
tlon cluaes. tton purchased property on Cliff
Walter P. Halbert. of the Wells Drive, erected two bulldlnrs and
Orranlzatlon. large-st c h u r c h grew to ovt'T a hundred ron
fund-raisers. 1a dlrectft\g the can-firmed members by Much. 1952.
vass. which wUl solicit 150-week when Pastor Roth accepted a call
pledges for the new unit from to Pittsburgh.
church members and users. One Havtnr no pastor. membership
year pledges for the church budg-dropped to 80 by Junt> of 1953
et ot $15,000 Will be requested In when Rev. Robert Gronlund, or-
addition to the expansion and dalned the week previous. be-
debt retirement goal of $65.000. came the second pastor. Under
A Loyalty Dinner for all mem-his leadership. 168 adults became
ben wu held on May 18th In membenJ or N~rt Harbor Lu-
the Costa Mesa Community Me-tht'Tan Church In the put 22
thodJst Church. Hostess chair-months. In addition a class of 11
man wu Mrs. William Carnett teen agen will be contlnned
June 12 alter two years of In-
struction. an adult class of 15 l.s
takJng the lO.week lnqulrers
eourae and addltlpnal new mem-
bers will be received on June 216.
the second annlvt'Tsary of Putor
Cronlund'a mlniJtry here.
on taking a trip?
..
Necromancy. CIUaa Mesme-rism
and Hypnotism, Denounced" Is
the subject
COaOKA DEL MD aiUllCB
"The CUt of the Holy Spirit"
will be the sennon subject of
Rev. Edwin Gomkie at 9:45 and
11 a.m. Sunday In the Corona del
Mar Community Church. Rev.
Gomke wlll rive the main ad
dress. "Bt>st W e ForgE-t." a t Me
mortal Da y obst-rvances at 11
a m. Monday. Memorial Day, In
Ha rbor Rest Memorial Par k
No. A 2571:\ xonca 1'0 ca&DITOIIS
ESTATE OF JAMES M. CUN
NTNCHAM. aka 1. M. CUNNlNG-
HAM DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the Ctedltors of and all persons
having clalm!l against the said
decedent or said estate to file
them with the n~ry vout'h
ers ln. the ottlce of the Clerk ot
the Superior Court of tht-State ot
Calltornla. In and for the County
ol Oranp, or to pr('S('nt tht>
aame, with the n~ry vouch
ers. to the undendrned at hl!l or
her pta~ ot busJnea.. to wtt:
lrA111RYN CUNNIN G HAM
JONES
c/o Ht.TaWITZ A HURWITZ. At-
torneys at Law
all N...,..-t IIU......-rd. ~.
port BMcb. cautornla
Within atx morttlta after th~ tint
publication olddl ftOtke.
Dated ... , • IE.
L\'MftTK CUJUUJifGHAM
IO!fiS
Newport Beach tlr~meon ran on l two tlr~ calla on Wednesday,
May 18.
I
1 A rout left cooking on the
1 stove In the home of Vlrarinla
Four boys In tbe junior drpart I Todd of 427~ Iris Ave., Corona
ment of the Balboa Island Com del Mar. brought firemen at 1:37
munlty Methodlat Church School P m. after smoke was ~n rom-
have made application to attend lng from the house.
the Sky Meadows Camp. Sevt>lf A fire of unknown cauae re.
Oaka. from July 11-18. The camp sultt-d In SIOO damagt' to the ga.
Is one of 11 Junior Camps to be rage of Martha Miller ot 316
held during the summer by tht> Lindo St. Ba lboa, at 5:25 p.m.
Southern Callfornla-Arlzona Con 1 Tht> tire st arted In a trash ron-
terence of the-Methodist Church talnPr e,.longslde tht' ear age. tht'
The youngsters are Chips flr(' department reponed.
Guenther. Carlton Lowen. Doug
las Carl. and Robert Nealy. 13!-Y ...... ltJ •
Ten of the junior high S<'hool 8
* * * IUda wW ... Mel I .... r..aa w..-riM . . . a!fbt ...,
rr.JllAvltdcmc Catll ..... t ...
.... cl YCa1ety .. tbo ...... rn.
-aJto flab ..... Or --.. a.. f.1nt r....a. ...,._ of ..
s..... . . . PUla. ficMrol.
..... aDd .......... Trout too
youth have received rontlrma 1 J ... II IIJ lll1r•
tlon of their adrnJttance to the Darryl ~VInney, 3 ~. of 2516
Christian Adventure Camp al Crt>Stvlf'W Dr.. Bay Sh<>rH, suf
Camp Cedar Glen, .lullan. Th('lr
1
ft>red a possible alight akull frac
camp wUl be held June 25-.luly 2 ture a nd d~ lace-atlon 011 the
Tho.e who wiiJ attend Include rl~tht sldf' of his head when hit
Bill Ferry, Steve Ferry, Sandy I by a bicycle In the 2500 block ~ the ~ aDd rt~ of
Knapp. Valerie Lowen. Susan of Cre-stview Dr. Newport poUce M•as at. c.d W\ua 'a wW
Nealy. Ten1 Waidelich. Dolores said he was hit by a blcyclt' be Dowa Ia ~ tw1ce 1NHly
Harper. Nancy Shooter. Call ridden by Robert P . .lohn~n. 14. • •• Katucdly aida wW baft
Graves. and Bettejean GuenthPr. of 2535 Creslview Dr .• who was a ..-c:u.. of load fl..aa oceaa
d~llverl ng newspapeora. U&la cd8o cr.be. ......_, .aart.p.
Tht> blcycl~ rldt>r said that he bcll..UNt ...S .......w..b • • •
and the child b«ame contused Let's pwt lt tills way ••• u ft .._ Trial "-21
0. lrlltl Tlllfl Celli In what dlrf'ctlon each wanted ....-.. ""'Ucb• ~· ...
to go and collided In the mlddJe Food MaltiDit ._ ttl To ..u.ty
~rre H. Lane. 34, ot 401 eat. of the street. He aald that be tlllal ,_ w U.. -••.a ._..
allna Dr .. Newport Hefabt.&. wlll helped the cblld up and thought Ia .,._ __. ,_ _..., ... ~ tltal ~ ~ .. We4. be waa an rtpt an4 cootlnued J-r .,_. Jlwbll.. a t •
ne.day. lune 29. on eharps o1 to deltve-ht. papel'. -., .... Dlllillt • a-• • •
grand theft and forgery. The victim was talcen to Hoar Ill ._. na ._.. · · · J.t
Lane. who operated Bay Motors Memorial Ho.pital and htt'T let • 1-..._. Ia c:..e.
In Costa Mesa, wu arr.stf!'d moved to the El Toro Ma rine ,. .. ...S .......... ••=•
March 8. and charged w1th auto 1 HOSPital ttM ....... ,.._ .........
~.~benT .. .,.... . . . a... •
transactions In which title certl 111-.1 S I lie fl11411o to tiad oat wbat ~ ncate-s were not delive-red to rw.M MCF 1D u. tlalrf d.rc:IM ..._. cScrrwl
purchasers. He pleaded not Sel for J I
guilty to the charges. S uperior .. rriW * * *
Court .ludge .lohn Shea rontinut>d Wllllnm All rt><l 30. of LA Crt's "The Black Flamingo" llhouhf
ball at $5.000 after ~tllng trial <'f'nta, ~ hn was arrt>sted April 18 offer an even Ina of •Jttlng on the
attPr a Lidn I lilt> robbery and 1 edge of your ,.,.at f'ntrrtalnmt>nt !
PO&Ta'Y CE'TS IIEKTJOK ~hoot ln~ In whk h Newport po Put on by tht> Woman's Civic
Mary McChesney. Orange Coast lict> orfiN>r Bill Toll bot was JA-a gut> o( Newport Harbor. the
College Eqllab lnatructor. ha.'l wount!NI. will be S('ntt-n<'t'd to-1 pt'OC'e'eds wiU go toward the
received one ot tour honorable morrow 1 Fraday I by Superior' Youth and Community centt>r In
mentions In the Robert Browning JudRt> John Sht>a AllrPd piPadf-d Corona del Mar ... Even the>
Poetry Contest for 1955, spon guilt y 111 <"hnr~t>s of burglary, sm all try w1 11 be t-nhanc-ed with
sored annually by Redlands Unl armt-d robbt'ry ~tnd as~ault with 1 the Black Flamingo . (t has
verslty. a dt>lldlr ~eoa pon l l'IOm~thln~ mys1 ('rlous going on
(rom <"Urtaln to t'U rtaln ... Not
"Hints" from House and Garden. at New por1
by Coluaie MltcbeU
Interior ~lgnt>r
If you have small chopped up w1ndows, here 1s o tip on how to
create a charming picture window effec• without cu tt inq out the
liCJht. Use a Mutsu Of' motchtd bamboo bl nd th~n extend a
steel· rolle r across the ontire aree of wol'ldows E1thef bnnQ the
blind ~o the sill or let it roll down to o quarlt"r -,f "" 1rtch htgher
tht n the floor. as illustrated obcvto. Htwe the bhnd po1nted M
off-white, Of' a lighter shltde of your well color and en apple or
cherry branch with a few blossoms could be delocetely po•nt~
on th.t ... UM a rough terlured fobr~c for drepery on e•ther
,;de and you will be omozod at the result
Anot+lor of our intonOf' desiqnen. Jed Gray u..d a slate
bamboo blind painted off.whito. then bloc;k nbbons of sattn ~and
moire in greduatod widtht '",.. ~n Hlrouqh ft. ends and
a boe~ful effect was a.etod.
scary. just entm alnfng . Tick.
ets $1.00 f'ach . Place· Orange
Cout Collt>ge Auditorium, this
F'rlday and Saturday nltt-s at
8:15
* * Always th.. la ... eth ...
.... bolalad tbo Palla t:reM • • •
Row It's 24 Boar Pboto Plal*-
f.D9. f1biU aDd aappU.. la ou
~a~a .... -u.. -4 .......... Do.. ,....._t ... artag your w..
.. by 4 :-30 ... My a4 ,...
ca:a ba.o tiMa .... 1D tM
cd ... SSDD of tbe ...t day , • •
* * * Can't reallr.e that five yean
have gone by slnC'e tht> roll~•
boys row. row. rowt'd thf"l r &Ju~JI•
down our Bnlooa Bay tor the flra:t
time ... This )'t-ar's Slh Annual
lntert'Oile.:tate Rowl n~~r R~atta
for the Western Sprint Chtlmplon.
lonshlp Is this romlna ~aturday,
May 28. There wtU be 9 thrUUna
race from 11 111.m to 2:2) p.m.
CN!wa from Brltblh ColumbJa.
C.Jitomla. Navy, ~ton State,
Oran~ Cout. Stanford. U.C.L.A.
Wuhlnrton and UAC. ..• QraiMJ
~ta.nd Uefn!rts a.re-•us and oua
be putt'hUI!d at tho l'f.....-t
HU11ot ~·=•• Of Como toe ... S. It Wa ,.._, ... ,_...
Iota ol ....... .....-n .... ...
bMdl • oa tM cllftl ~ ••• * * * A4m1nlleratlta of tM l:llt.ate of
•JcJ.tKt .....
N.d WMl we will talk e~t some ide.as for your petio a~
l.fteii.
. .........
VOGEl VA~UES
laaparl llll:tl
A reallY nlc:e bome on a QUilt etrM wtt.b walled yard
and 12' x a · work ahop. 2 lllta., Ia. Uvtntr room. HW noon. furnace, 11. kitchen and brrikfut .,.. .. LoU ot tUe In kltcMn and bath. lridt .,.Uo. DbL prap.
Paved an.,-. All boftda pal~ Owner a. movtn1 away.
An opportunity to buy a trOod home, only a yean old.
for $13.375.00.
THE VOGEL CO.
a7 E. COA.Sf HWY.
HARBOR 174l
COJWNA DEL MAR HARBOR 147'7
"START UVING" IMMEDIATELY, IN
IRVINE TERRACE
OVERLOOKING
THE BEAUTIFUL "SMOG-FREE"
YACHTING CENTER OF NEWPORT HAKBOR
"Southern California's Most Beautiful Subdlvl.slon"
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSJFlED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purchase In the
$20,000 to $30,000 class we slncerely recommend the Irvine Estates overlooklnr Newport Harbor.
These homes feature California Jlvln£. 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.
Ear l W. Stan ley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4J48 For Further Information
Ocea• Blwd., Coro1a ~el lar
with new• e1diac wiew-
TWO STORY, 2 bedrm. lhave plans for 3rd bdrm. to be
added at small costl, 2"-a baths. Jge. llv. rm., separate
dining room, large knotty pine den with buiJt ln bar.
lounc~. 2 fireplaces. basement wtth 1!50,000 BTU fur. nac::e. Expensively C&tPete4 wall to wall tbna-out. Gar.
bare dbpos.al and dl.sllwuh~r. House 6 yrs. old. Larr~ double rarage wtth laundry, radio-<:Ontrolled carage
door. Lot 50 x 142'. Well Jandacaped. Thls home must
be seen to be appreciated. Located at 3312 Ocean Blvd .. Corona del Mar.
OWNER WILL ACCEPT ANY REASONABLE OFFER
Shon llr .,,.. • .._, ••lr
Phone Owner. Harbor 3435
BALBOA ISUID
lullillle Lisli11 k &778
e Only S5000 down e Cory 2 bcdr. modern e Attract ively furnished
e Good cornf'r location e Room to build Income apartmcmt e Full price $18.750
WI. W. SANFORD, Realtor
And Associates
Park at Marine, Balboa Island-Harbor 2462 ---------------
BILL'S BEST BUY
Two ....... D.,ltx
Shows 13% return on purchase price. Close to schoob,
busses and stores. This can't last at $13,950.
Only $2,400 Down.
W. A. TIBIAS, llulter
-yvu'll like our friendly terVlce
393 E. 17th St., Costa Meaa
Uberty ~1139 .,.. •.
I
I
Sllrt altl Oftloe Blq.
..... .,
II • .,.,.
AVAlLABLE JULY lst.
oppoeite Newpott City Hall
ELEVATOR
.
PARKING
lANJTOR SERVICE
Call MR. HER.RON.
leaaJna 11ent
TIE ..
4 bec1r. home, furnlshed-2~
battta. 3-car rarage, ~ blk.
to beach . . . only 2 yrs. old.
You MUST see thl.a.
$19,500, tmnt.
.... E.IUFEI
lOS McFadden Pl. ftewport
Cat the J'ler)
Harbor 140. £vee. HArbor 1137-M
" .......
Your opportunity to buy at\
attractive Balboa lalanct 2-
, bec!r. home. furnlahed, and
In Immaculate condition .••
f« your tamUy'a UM « hllh
aumD\6 rental tncome. All
tht.-and a cut• apt. ov• a
double rarare ~tdH-Ex
celJ~nt constructlon. nne lo-
cation. Don't Delay!
Only $19.000. rood tpma.
• IIUID REALn aa.
498 Park. Balboa Jaland HA m
REAL VALUES •• ,.rt ..
Lovely Jot wtth Unique ruHt
cottare. This could be used
as a summer vacation apot,
or you could build a famll¥
home up tront. Don't over.
look this at the low, low
price or $5,880. EZ TERMS.
$11 ,100
Is all they are asking for
this lovely three bdr. home.
Hardwood firs .. fireplace. tile
kitchen and bath, best east
side location. corner Jot, not
a tract house. 4 ~% loan and
monthly payments Jess than
rent. Don't miss thls.
B. A. IERESON
1982 Newport Blvd.
Uberty 8-1672
Eves. Uberty ~4120
CDM. DG.UD 2.bedrm., untum.,
duplex. eo. ot hwy.. ttnpt.,
' forctct.aJr heet. h a r cJ woo cJ
tloon, • • par at • patlo, HA
HM-R.
COlONA HiGfiLOANbl unturn.,
3-bedr. bouse~ dble. 1ar., ocean
view. BA .at.
LOUISE AJI'I'l. overlooldn1 the
bay. Modern tum.a.hed apta.
Moderate weekly rat... Swn·
mer re.ervatlone; 308 Carna-
tion, CDM, near Seaview.
HA .016.
NICE 1 . BEDRil A P T S . with
ocean vt .. , newly fum. Year-
ly leue. f15.I80 per month.
lnqulre 308 Camatlon, CDM,
BA .cne.
lfJia! I JDOVI
WILL TRADE home In Santa
Ana for home In rnM. WUJ
pay $1,000 to $1,500 and equity.
HA 1058..1.
FOR JUS or her eraduatlon . . .
the new modern Etema-MaUc,
the fineat self winding watch
on ball bearlnea. See It at Ray
Fteld.a new location. VJ..ata
Shopping Center, 19th and Pla-
~ntla, Costa Mesa.
$5 PER MO. rent:a good practice
plano. Let the klddles learn.
All term rent allowed If you
buy later. Good practice pianos
$135, $146, $178, $195. Danz.
Schmidt Big Plano Store. 100
pia nos. 520 No. Main, Santa
Ana. Terms.
SUP RENTALS: Rowboat rental
· spaces, max. 8' beam, 30'
length. Amerkan Legion Hall,
15th and Bay, Newport. HA 452.
SPECIAL WANTED
HIGH DESERT Improved acreage 50 USED .,..P..,..IA_,N,..,.O=s -w_a_n_t-e""'d-:f:-o-r -o-ur
homeslles. at sacr ifice prices. rental dept. Hl&hest cash aJ.
All utilities. No assessments. Jowance In trade for organs,
Terms grand pianos. and spinets.
YUCCA NOLIN A RANCHOS
Martell Bldg.
· Yuc<.·a Valley. California
Phone: 356
• OFFER WAlfrED
OI Jritne •. ,...... ..... ,
Owller In Europe and wants
IMMEDIATE sale.
Thla ls a beautiful (corner)
2-bedroom. 2 bath home with
extra utility bedroom~m
pletely furnished -wall to
wall carpeting-and very llv.
able. Ex pens I v e 1 y land-scaped. Has been priced at
$32,500 -$.27,500 might buy
It!
This Is a ~al opportunity.
SEE IT!
H1rtt. lltllbnell
Ct., RNIIIn
Newport Blvd. at 30th St.
Newport Beach Phone Har. 1600
Bal1111 Lease
Corona del Mar
available June 1955
Choice location, Ideal tor pro-
fessional office or?!
Call Harbor 1671
Bl•clll l1lu, reaHor
3U Marine Ave .. Balboa Island
F• Sale ca._. .......... .
Deluxe Ranch Style duplex
. on lot-and-hal!. aouth of
hwy., ft nest coMtructJon ;
shake roof. 2-bedr. ea .• fire.
placea. hardwood noon. aep.
patlot. U n d e r ~placement
cost. Owner HA 1684-R.
SPECIAL
mGH DESERT Improved acreage
homesltes, at aacrltl~ prices.
All utilities. No a.uesam~nts.
Terms.
YUCCA. NOUN A. ~CHOS
Martell Bid&.
Yucca Valley, Callfomta
Phon~: 356 •
Danz Schmidt. 520 No. Main,
Santa Ana. ..
PEUONAL
MEN WANTED ~ Let Harbor Gym
get you In trim. Harbor Body
Building Gym. 644 ~ W. 17th.
C.M .. U 8-8388.
DID YOU know that Ray Fields.
the LJdo Jeweler' for the put
6 yean. wW ope• a n.w jewel
ry store on or about June 1 wtth
a complete line of watcbe. and
jewelry and repair aervl~. at
the Vista Shopping Center
19th and Placentia, CM, next
to the Carney Hardware!
SPECIAL
HIGH DESERT Improved acreage
homesltes, at sacrifice prices
All utilities. No a~ments
Terms.
YUCCA NOLINA RANCHOS
Martell Bldg.
Yu cca Valley. California
Phone: 356
FOR SALE: ., ow1er,
Corona del Mar,
3 ...... 2 lid,
modern horne, turn. rental
apt. atta~ed ... close to
Harbor VIew School and pro-
posed parochial achool . . .
everything built-In Including
dishwasher, dlapo.~aJ,, etc. En-
closed patio and 2-car gara1e with work bench . . . call
Ha. 2506-M.
222 HAZEL .,.. .....
Large, VIEW llvtnr room,
your own private path to the
beach! 2-bedra., 1" baths
plus an out:aJde ahowert fire-
place and other features tor
comfortabl~ llvtnr. dble. ra·
rage, shady street.
Drlv~ by then call
Elll w. Stiller
REALTOR
225 Marln~ 4ve., Balboa l.tland
Call Harbor 1175, --w.-. Harbor 5358
Multiple Listing Service
A &,rvice that enlarges the aoope of your Real-
tor:.S Services to you. For instance: During the
month o1 May the NEWPORT HARBOR BOARD
OF REALTORS award.l a special prize to the
Realtor making the largest Multiple lJ.sting Sale
in which a property ia traded. The ~ ia to
encourage reeouroeful eelllng. Multiple u.tlng i.a
modem-prof..aional-~v• MJIIng of
real property. CONSULT YOUH REALTOR.
NEWPORT-HARBOR
BOARD OF R~I:T S
•
·•~Mbeftlbaw
tiM +eMit •• J~ncooh1 In the
Upper Bay
~· ra prou4 ol lt. but AnaaatsOa ol tbe bup 2.1
•• 1111 ~ luke offer-Come acre Upper -.y Into the N.wport
-tt at 100 W. Cout JIW7.. a.acll etty ltmlta hu *n com. ,....,... ~ ru be tb .. pletett •
nnexatlon
lowtn1 annuellon In which pro.
te.ta can be made apll\ft the
~lldlty of the procHdlnla." Mr.
~l..t explained.
ufttU e:ao .,..., ewnlnl. Frank 101'4an, ..cretary of
iiA rom"~ plekup. cwuu ••'-· ..... re•Cb' tom. the p&· Hear·•ng Is Set cab, o'drM, raAiio. tinted 11ua. pen In h1a Sacramento otJke
II5Ck1l boat, 1001116 rear, 1800 1\anday, CJty Clerk C. X. Prtest (Q)nthnaecl ttc~m Pa" u
mJ. fliOO or tract.. Wlltth St., ot Newport Beach reponed. rener~ operaUn1 budaet. 11\la a.
CK. Ll 8-:!iiiM we~. 5 to t . ' "'l"be cert.Wcate of anna:atJon covt'NCI tor the ttr1t tlme In our
Bb BlSS aeeordlan, lure new. a. betn1 Pft'P&.Nd and wtJJ be S u b m • r 1 e d Land ou Pund
SacrUJc:e. u 1.2237. ~ ahortly," Mr. Priest N · Bud1et. \
•49 POJfHAC _ L'alo. Heater, ported hearln& from Sacramellto. ''The bu~eet tor all City funda
runa out &ood and ~ IOOCJ. Yaterday completed th~ 30 day. u propoMd. herewith for next fla-
$SOO-or make off._nuaat sell period required belen the MeTe· cal year 1a P,078,171.81. 1bJa a.
t.hlt WMk. See at 900 )V. Cout ta.ry Of .tat. could act. follow1nr S308.&11U5 In ncea of the eur-
HI.chway Newport Beach. adoption of the annexation ordl-rent bu~pt. '!be major c:hanees ....V I ..---.... nance by the Newport Beach city are lined bel~: MONTE~. aty e _ _..,.,, .. aet, council. Salary lncre~ Cl L
small double bed, box ._.,..lnr A. check with the office of Jacoba Co . .urve~> ... ..1 6!,638.00
and mattreu. chest dra,....., County Coun.~el Joel O,le ahow-Salary .up lncre.._ 15,518.23
dretalne table, bench minor, ed that no lut minute court 1 ued nel · ~00
Iounett chalt. Excel. cond. ~ actlon had been taken, u threat. s=al p= rin-d
f<lc $75. Harbor <8;4. ened, by the coun'ly to atop the capital outlay. __ .... 14.1.744.07 uSEb Apt. eu mwe. Goad C!nd,, annexation. Addltlona to flxed
reu. HA 1'736-J. '"Tb~ Ia a 9().day period fol. aeta ....... -................... . ~,33(.!50
'53 FORD 2 door, c:u.tom. hu Materlala and auppll 41,086.SO
Fordomatlc. Radio and Heater. ro• IAU F J xed chartres and
lu.t put new flnl.ah on It and lANSEN ORCANO, the plano and debt aervlce ... -........... ..
must aell -Sacrlftce -See at electric Orran ln one lnatru-__,.. __ _
900 W. eout' Kwy., Newport. ment. Sold for over $1500. Our Total ........................... .
Daxa anc} evenlnra. price $887. Tenna. Alao One Decreues In other ob-.
SPINET PIANO. The most beaut!-beautiful Electronic: Orean. Jecta ............ -................ 73; 0..07
tid plano in the world. High-Llke new, Blond llnlah. Fa.
est l'fade. All trultwood cue. moua m&ke. Our price only
lust like new. Absolutely! This $685. Tblnk of that! Danz.
chance comes but once. Save SChmidt Bli Plano Co .. Santa
$325. Dan%-Schmldt Fa m o u s Ana, 520 Net. Main.
Plano Store. Santa Ana, 520 '54 MERC. Conv. hu radio.
No. Main. h~ater. the Unted glau. Mere»
'54 MERCURY Sun Valley. Have matlc tran.smlsslon, white wall
only put 9,000 miles on It Jo. Hrea and many more ectraa
cally, has radio, heater. power <Power seat and wlndowa,
brakes and steertnr-wUl sac-even> Want to seU by end of
rlfice. See at 900 W. Coast month. WIIJ take older car u
Hwy .. Newport Beach. 8:80 any trade ln. Am receptive to aome
evenlnr. kind of offer. Can be seen 900
GOLDEN OAK desk. 216 ln. high, W, Coast Hwy., Newport. untll
20xJ6 111. top. 3 drawers. $25. 8:30 every evening.
Also. a 4-drawer Ivory finish DID YOU KNOW that we have d~sser, 32 ln. high, 19X38 ln. special gifts for Fathers Day
top. $15. See at 205 N. Bay . . . the new modern Eterna.
Front. B a 1 boa Island. HA matlc. the finest selt winding
0753 W. watch ... At Ray Fields new
GRAND PIANOS many like new. location. Vista Shopping Cen.
Stelnway. Excellent condition. ter. Costa Mesa.
Beautiful Behr Bros. Queen ~ OLDS 98::;---:-H=-o...,.,ll""d,...a_y_co __ u_pe-.
Style. Knabe Grand. OUiclal Looks like new, one owner. has
Opera piano. only $1450. Love. all power reaturea.-wlndows-
ly Coops Grand. Mahogany seat -brak('l6 and steering;
case. fine tone and action, only must sell this week. Prl~d
$495. AnoUler Gra nd only $435. right; available until 8:30 p.m .
Many other wonderful buys In every even'"' at 900 W. Coast
Grands. Come! Look! Dan%-Hwy., Newport Beach.
Schmidt 81& Plano Store, Santa HAMMOND ORGANS UMCL A
.tina. sao "o. .llaJa. 100 planoe. rare opportuntty. One tamou.
Home of the Hammond Orpn. Chord Organ, perfect eondtuon.
'54 MERCURY Station Wagon. One Hammond Spinet Orean 2
Less than 10.000 miles -one keyboard& Don't walt 1t you
owner -has radio, heater, wish to mak~ a good aavinr on
power brakes and Power steer~ the world's finest organs. Daru.
lng; wiiJ ~11 at attractJve fig. SchmldL Home Of the Ham-
ure. See at 900 W. Coast Hwy.. mond Organ. 520 No. Main,
Newport. Open 'til 8:30 any '53 STUDE V-8 Hardtop hu a
evening. radio, heater and automatic
SPINET PIANOS. All wonderful transmission. Will sell thla
buys. Sllghtly used many rent-w~k for best reuonable otter.
al returns. On~ In beautiful See .at 900 W. Coast Rwy .. New.
Ebony. Famous name. This port.
ma ke by Caruso. Only $395. ------------Lovely Mirror Type Spinet, LOST AJfD FOVJfD
only $195. another Maple fln-
Uih $397. One more, the Aero.
sonic Spinet only $465. Many
other great buys. 100 pianos from which to choose. new and ... IIELP--... W .... AIITED ________ _
used. Danz.Schmldt Big Plano
and Organ Store, 520 No. Main, HOUSEKEEPER. 5 day a w~k.
Santa Ana. Open Fri. Eve. 8:30 to 6, In COM. Call Kl
Home of ·the Hammond Or. 2-7Z17 days; Harbor 360S-W
gans. Blond St udlo pia no save =e.,..,v::e=n=l ":'=-s_. --:---:--:-------::-:----
$265. WANTED: part time maid aerv-
FOR SALE: 2-bedr. cottare. 606 Ice for motel. Muat be willln&
Heliotrope, COM. Phone owner, to work Saturdaya and Sun.
HA 0275-W, Sat. betw~n 10 HA 3"711.
&.m. and 4 p.m.
BTIJATIOD WARTED
BABY SIT'I'INC, care of atck. your
home. Day, nllht. mature CDM
woman. Before 10 Lm., after
5 p.m ., BA. 3132-M.
Painting -Decorating
PA.PI:R JUNOlNG
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Girls-
11'11
.,. ... 1
and you'll .,.. when you
bear ol the m&.n7 Job oppor.
tunltlft tc. qu&Jlffed youna women In our buab~ to4ai. ()pentnp now fc.:
TELEPHONE OPQ.ATORS
Monday-~~ J'rtday
iSl•~ Ko. MaJn 8an,t
Rm. 211-8a.Dta Ana
8:00 to 5:00 P.M.
PACU'IC 'J'ZLI:PBOJU
Net lneteue ......... _.$108
"A..a aubmJtted. the General
eratln& budeet cov~red Jn
Current Expenae fund will
require addltlona to our preae
tax rate or any additional aou
of revenu~. However, under the
ptovlalona of our Charter, the fol-
lowln£ lncreuea In tax rate. are
propoeed for operation of the
Park, Beach and Recreation De-
partment and LJbrary Depart-
ment.
"I ncrea.se of Park tax from 3c
to IOc.
"Increase of Library tax from
5c to lOc."
a,_, IQI IMler's
1.1. S.nl• .....
John T. Keeler of 224 Jasmine
Ave .. Corona del Mar, has sold
his ~rv1ce station at Marine Ave.
and Park Ave .. Balboa Island, to
Richard L. Cramer. City Council
approved Mr. Cramer's appllca.
tlon for business license Monday
evenlnr.
Fer lie.._
Off .. ,.,
....... a.. .. n •••• ,. ..... ••• Clb. Cpe. Fordo, radio, heater.
'IG F-741
V-8 Cult. ._dr., Radio. heater, O'D.
'12 ,.. 1421
Ranch Waron, Radto, heater.
'13 ,... 1411
Cult. C dr., radio, heater, Fordo.
10 .. ,. 141
Conv~bl~. radio, heater, nal
nlce.
'IGFtnl m
ere.tllne, 2' dr., radio, beater, -.w .
'II I••• 141
State.man 4 dr., o'drlve, ad. tlrel.
'II Ftnl •
Convertsble, radio, heater, ~.
'11,... •
Catalina hardtop, R. H. Hydra.
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Dressy Pima Cottons
In Black
By Addie Masters
Torso dress with full pleated skirt, large
collar, and buttons down the front ...
another beauty with square neck line,
lJ.. push-up sleeves, boufant skirt, black
velvet buttons and belt ······-·
Sizes 10 to 18 ... $45
Fashion Apparel
(on way to Santa Ana Country Club)
IMI •....-t ami. e-ta X...
Starting Wed. June 1
ORANGE COUNTY'S
FIRST
HOME SHOW
* * * 5 BIG DAYS
JUNE 1st. thru 5th
NEW EXHIBITS BUILDING
Orange County Fairgrounds
* * *
Door. Open 8 p.m.-11 p.m.
WednMday-ThUI'IIday-Fridcry
Saturday and Sunday 1 p.m.-11 ~
FlEE -EL VICAnM 1 ..
Completely Furnished
Bui,lt by Henry C. Cox, Furnished by Riviera
Furniture, Decorated by Jan Interiors.
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-500.41. ,..Tf ... 8. •>:• New Seaquist Annex Begins :•' 'c•: :• •:•: : ••••
(Continued trom Pace 5)
the oan or the ahelJs, I'm told.
Rumor bu It that Walt Disney
has laid &·hold ot a piece ot prop.
erty up thar In the bear country
of Corona Hlehlancn. But 1 don't
lay up too much stock In them
thar rumors. A time back I heard
Jack Webb of Sgt. Friday fame
had got himself a house In Shore
CUtts, but I couldn't even find
anyone who talked In a mono.
tone.
It ls true, however. that the
Lloyd Woods have sold their love.
ly home adjacent to B. Z. Me.
Klnneys on Ocean Blvd. In Coro-
na del Mar, and that they are
leaving a week from Sunday on
a five-month holiday abroad.
Annexation ot "no man's land"
block at 15th St. and Irvine Ave.,
near the Hleh School, wu lnltl·
ated at Monday •venine'a meet.
lng of the Nt;WP<>rt City Council.
The Council accepted the petf.
tloft ot WilHam Seaqul.at and
others, presented • by Attorney
Robert Hurwitz. and referred It to
the Plannlne Commission.
The area Is bounded by 15th
and 16th streets. Irvine and Tus
tin avenues. It was part Of the
original two block Seaquist an.
nexatlon. blocked by the lncorp.
oration of Costa Mesa. which Jn.
eluded the other block In Mesa
city limits.
Just last week Superior Judge
John Shea ruled that Costa Mesa
CJIEP JOJOfJfJE QDSJIAW (rtglat) laa good
,.... to be JII'OQd of tbe becnaWul blrtllday
cab he CIDd la1a atadf ba.rDed oat to -k tbe
Sltla ODalftl.ary of the Jrowpo&ot Bcabor TCICbt
Club. AatlclpatiDg Uaat It wU1 tate • good a It loob --. tn.a left: N.n. Scarry Mcma ODd
s + ege e e &:•;• e e e e e •:•;•;•;• e e e e •:• •:•:• e e • •;• *a
£alling C:Q--BJ DIOil BOITIIAN
i i M E e;ce:a:+:E!i E E I 8 8 E +;+:+:e:e:M M e ;M M E M E &* M E I ca:
O.F.P.A. means the Ocean Fish vatlon Day. I was a guest, aboard
Protective Association. That's the the press boat. the Gypsy. out of
organization that works hard and Port Orange. That Is, 1 will have
long to k eep our ocean sport. bt>en a guest. The ne<-es.'llty of
flsh1ng worthwhile. Like most retenlng to the future as though
everything else. this takes dinero. It had already happened Is ()('('a
M they have done before, the sloned by that lneslstlble force
members of the Southern CaJI. called a deadline. common to all
Cornia Sportrlshlng Association publications that spread the
(which Includes all our Newport news.
Harbor landings, and the skip. By yesterday evening, Wht>n
pers and crews ot our local boats) the O.F.P.A. treasury wa.s breath
have done something to help the lng euler a.tter a lite saving
cause. transfusion ot silver, I will have
Yesterday (Wednesday) the spent a day at sea In the good
whole fleet took out anelers at company ot a 10( ot prominent
ab: bucks Cltty per head. At the people. I'll tell you all about It
end of the day, every cent went next week. Meanwhile, rongratu.
to the O.F.P.A. It's a tine uaist. lations to the Balboa Pavilion.
But It you know our rood cltl-Davey's Locker. Norm's Landing.
zens who make a living by help. Port Oranee. Seasport and their
lne people have tun, you would-skippers. crews and bait haulers..
n't be aurprl~. They're that And thanks to the S.C.S.A. presl
kind ot guys. CaJllng C.Q. hu aJ. dent. Cy Tucker. tor the lnvlta
ways tfeen ready to eo on the air tlon.
in their behalt, and wUl continue
to be ready. luat CaU C.Q .. , you
S.C.S.A. ruy._.lf and when. The
pauword Ia "Iwo Jlma."
Maybe you were there too
when our ~rtflshlne Oeet put
on thJs MC:Ond O.F.P.A. CoMer·
MOVE TO UCK llAT
The A. E. Hobsons have moved
from 222 Walnut Ave.. Costa
Mesa. to the Back Bay ar~a.
where their addreu ls now 2431
S.E. Mesa Dr .• Santa Ana.
had priority over that other block
and dlrected Newport •ach to
terminate its orlctnaJ Seaquist
annexation proceedlnp.
Verbal protest. char&fne ineg.
ularltles In the conduct ot the
school trustee and tax ovenlde
election last Friday ln Costa
Mesa so far have not resulted In
any court action, a check of the
county clerk's ottlce showed
Wednesday.
MOVE TO WATaraORT
The Charles McKlnnons have
moved from 4.20 Acacia Ave . Co
rona del Mar. to !329 Pacl!lc Dr
DL LAU .OCGAU • ....._.
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ca.d.t the • •• dl d*n ....
tbo tua -•-' c:tllond ...UYal
at I p..a. Su.adlq cat ._ GnN
n..at:n Ia tM A ..... • City
Pad. 1'1ae f..tmd is Ill IBMftd
by the CIMnl c::...s.cton
QWld ...s wW be ~...-.s ..
.... -...... INa clludl
drloUs ..,. the •UN coaaty.
laciiMilag the ..... ...s --drlobs .. the c... del ,._
c-a..tty cllvdt.
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Filii TilE
'nle youne people of the CoJ'O. mer. '!'here wW be entertalnm~t
na del Mar Community Church and door pl'iza u well u eata.
are ~n.eorlne a "come u you Tickets ean be obtaJned from
are'' breakfast trom 8 to 11 a.m. memben of the church and from
Saturday, June 4, at the parkJne the PUertm Fellowship.
lot back ot Cout Su~ Market. •
All proceeds wUl be u~ tor For lettwiau•. ...uiDPII c.l
~church youth camp this aum. THE ENSKioN. HA.-1114 ·y····· ··············~ ~ WE HAVE IT!~
"' "rerll jiiiJ" ~ ~ TilE IIIUCU POOD ~ ... or ~ ovzu au "' "' Topa a.., ... I'O'f'll jelly Ia-~
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SUIPLUI
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCKS-AU. SIZFS-ALL TYPES
JAcboa 7-2211 ID•.._ly ~
1042 KcnelJ& lt.ttoa 2130 s. ....... S..ta Aaa
GRAND OPENING OF PORT
ORANGE TRAILER PREVIEW
Y• .. eee a. M-IL ha AT!I'laa
Euewttte ........, ••• 'fte lint ..... ..
Ia Oru~ O...ty ..• -ad-a ..... y.
truly the althDate .•. luxarioall beyoed words.
4 days .•• May %'7. 28, %9, 30.
You'll See America's Finest
Mobile Homes . . . 16 to 45-Feet
MAY 27 THRU MAY 30
RANGER CAMP TRAILER
WRI AIM S.. EdlfbttNI
TIM -complete o• ac
lea l and funC1tonal -:amp.
Ina trailer ever offered
':': to the artor-t•m•n
c.,..~,.. u Fouo in •
R•"•er C.e'"" Tnult r
BILL HAR\'El'"S BA \'SHORE SMALL
BOAT CENTER WILL E.XHIBIT
1 * Champion Boa l'i * Gla.~par Boat~
2241 W. Coast Hwy.
* .Johnsoa Outboards * Ma.riM t\(.'('4"MOJ'ies
Newport Beach
ESPECIAlLY
FOR
YOU
Spnng a nd summer m fashions
created m the w 1 n d o w s of
0 BRIEN S SPECIALTY SHOP. 2515
E. Coast H1ghway, Corona del
Mar Today (Thursday) and for
the enttre week-end
Flowt'r dt.plays artJstkally ar.
r~ by Glady~~ NOI"'IW\ ot
NOitMAlf'S FLOWDl SHOP and
faahions from OW' adu.al~ eoa.
l«tton at ...
Councilman's
Kin Dies ~t 87 The 13f..loot 8Cbooner, Te Ve1a.
Prtvate famJly MrYtc. .,..... wUI Mil eoon from N*Poft Har·
held Moncl.ly at llala Mortuary, bor f« TaiUU. due to arrive in
Corona del Mar, tot M.n. Jtath. time f• tbe J'rencll celebration
artne Blou Flint, Wl, panclmotber or 8utllle Day on July lf. '11\e
of Newport Councllman Sandy P. ldlOOMI' wW theft llt&rt maltlnl
MacKay. • reiUlar pa.aenaer l'\U\1 between
HonoMu and Tahttl. Mn. Flint died May 20 at her Te Vela Ia beine outf1tted by
home, 3404 Via ()porto. Newport Its ~er .akJpper, Capt. Orner
Beach. She was the widow of the D t Boatswatn'a Locker 24.11
late U.S. Senator Frank P. Flint. w-:reo~ Bwy., Newport Beach.
founder of the city ot FUntrtdee. Te Vega anlved at Newport Hat-
She Is survived by 4 daughter, bor last Septembft after a on•
Mrs. H. S. MacKay; a son, wu. month voyage from Tahiti, where
llam R. Flint; grandsons Sandy capt Darr pure'hased the ship.
MacKay and Frank P. Flint n, The ·winter months were spent
and two great.grandchlldren, the Installing new masts. re-rleelna,
children of Councilman MacKay. relocatine the ealley from top.
Mrs. l'llnt was born In Merced side to a forward po<lon below
and had lived In Newport since to leave more deck area for pas.
last July.
•••• l.t il FIPI ' ,.. lrral Tine
A Lone Beach woman sulfered
a head wound and three other
persons were arrest~ on lntoxt.
cation charges followtne a dis-
turbance In the Chefs Inn, 3201
E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar,
at 12:30 a.m. May 14, Newport
poll~ reported.
Officers Interviewed Marrlaune
Adams In the Inn. She charged
that one of a party drank her
drink and when she conltonted
him about It, he knocked he~
down. She said she did not wish
to sign a complaint but would
like compensation for damage to
her head and clothing.
sengers.
Interior decorattnc on Te v.,a
was canted out by Dick Macker
of 34.20 Via lJdo, Newport Beach.
Ked carpets. belee and blue fur.
niture and belge drapes with a
tinge of red trtm are c.arrted out
in the interior.
eux STATEJIOOIG
Te Veca ls one of the lareest
schooners afloat today and was
built to sail the seven aea.a.. At -
commodatlons are provided to
carry 12 passeneers In the creat-
est comfort. Six staterooms have
adjoining tub and shower bath
with hot and cold water. The
spacious lounge provides room
tor meals. reading or writing.
Three-inch teak decks are top-
side for the passengers to roam
from stem to stern.
Here passengers may watch
the working of the ship by
charges at the Inn entrance were skilled seamen. lie In the sun or
Allee Andree Pernotte. 34. ot Z742 take a trick at the wheel. The de·
Circle Dr .. Bay Shores; Louis M. sire of every crewman aboard Is
Bolsot. 41. Laguna Beach. and to cater In every way possible to
Fred L.. Henderson, 39, who gave the comfort and enjoyment of
his address as 6J6 Ramona Dr., the passengers. This Is true of
Corona del Mar. The Long Beach the stalwart Polynesian who
woman charged that her verbal trims sail aloft as It Is of the ex-
argument was with Henderson. pert chef in the galley, eager to
=iMMMMMMMMMiiiiiiiiM satisfy sea-whetted appetites. fti.TDJ.1l1:ll: u:rr.an:::r.arr a iJ7 a a J1 e BUlL T 1M CEBXAJIT
A r rest e d on lntox.Jcatlon
APORT ;? .. ).
CORONA D£t MAR ·HAAI1c'RIHl9
NOW SHIWIII
-PLU5-
The pleasure of cruising the
South Pacific seas. with none of
the cares and resporuslbllltles. Is
now possible tor the thousands
who have dreamed of such liv·
lng. It Is the chance to get far
ott the beaten track. to escape
tourist crowds, to explore Islands
on a superlative vacation.
Te Vega wu bunt ln K.lel. Ger-
many, In 1930. destcned by Cox
and Stevens. New York naval
archJtect.s. Te Vega has a saJl
area of ll, 235 square feet. A six-
cylinder 20Q.horsepower Winton
diesel engine provides auxiliary
power wtth a cruising range of
more than 5,000 miles with
engine only. Two diesel gener·
atlng units of 25 kilowatts and
15 kilowatts provide electric
power. The ship Is completely
air conditioned.
Te Vega has a water line
length of 100 feet, beam of 28
feet and draft cJt 17 teet. The
water capacity is 9.200 gallons. A
large deep freeze walk In box
and two reach.fn boxes provide
refrigeration. A 100 watt radio
BalaDced Play-Wwli-IIMt
few YOGI' UtUe Tots
HAPPY DAY SCBOOL
440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
Harbot 4369
Mrs. Jean Vaughn, director
Make your Own Giftw·.-e
•• in our Ceramic Studio
A wonderful new plan for the ceramic hobbiat ...
you work In a complete, modern plant with all the
latest commercial equipment under skilled super-
vision. We have molds for over 125 Items from ouz
line that you may use or you may make your own
des igns ...
Anyone ecm do It • • • Pboae fw full detcdls
* IACIIES PinERY I •ns
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IIQIIMacdlleateot-eYpn n rrt doe Allocation ot S12.* In county
-•• atrilllle eaUt Jaai ... IU tax IDOMJ to help aUeviate ...,_.. ,.._ as a pcwt -.ell • the lltOrm drain problem ud tm.
,... • ...._. a._ 'hla.ltl oe '-ly prove lltNeta In eo.ta 11 .. wu
12. ll••el ....,_ ww be _..... ~rowel by the Colt& M .. c:tty
..,.. Ia ta. 11 a r • aa ••• a councU lut week. W•~M~r. IBc:J...._ .&hlo-. lllfo. At the requ• of City Manar·
JutioD llaJ, Talpl Vat aDd Talo er Georp Coffey, councUmen ap.
Hal Tile voyqe wtU tbQ ao on proved ~ndlne 12,950 to correct
to Konea. Bora Bora. Baretea the lfade at the lntenection or
and arnvtnr In Honolulu on Maple St. and Hamllton; ts.700
Aur . 15. Th1e voyap will be foJ. for the lntenectlon of 18th St.
lowed by 11-day crW.. between and 'nllt.ln 'Ave. and t2,732 tore..
Honolulu and Tahiti on a ~-pave Fairview Rd. lnalde city
Jar P&.SSef\ler schedule. No ~· llmlta. •
tar &hlp paaaenger lerVIee 1a In Mra. Hazel Scott of ~ Maple
operation between HonoMu and St., Costa Mesa, chareed that aub-
TahltJ, at present. Darr Unea divisions In her area and work
ln'c., operatln• Te Veea. wtll on atreeta In the area resulted
start tht aervtce. In storm water floodlne Into Ma-
• SKIPnn WJP1t GODrQ pie St. and around her hoine.
Mrs. Darr, a relfatered nurse "We have a three-foot wall all
wtll make the tt.rst trip. She r~ around the houw," Mrs. Scott
cently returned from Honolulu, aald. 'Tm the coat In th1.t deal.
where abe eat a b lla h e d their All four atreets drain Into Maple.
famJJy ln their Honolulu real-Someboct7 la CUllty of mealne
fiiUMDAT, KAY & ... .
the meet up. lt'a pathetic." She
ubd councilmen for standby
IDOMJ for pumJ» to pull water
oft Bamllton St.
"We're well aware of the drain·
a,. altuaUon In your area." aaJd
Mayor Claire Neblon. "Dratnaee
dlmlctl are cotnr to have to be
created."
Councilman Bert Smlth aald
that he h ad the city attorney
draw up · petitions which he wu
ctreulatlnc foT a dratnaee dl.s.
trlct. He e.xpJ•tned that one
dralnaee dlstrtct would Include
the area from Bay Sl to Placen·
tia Ave., 19th St. to Wilson St.,
and would cost $100,000 to be
shared by lt)e people In the area.
MOVE TO SJUITA IUIA DJGIITI
Mr. and Mra. A E. Hob8on of
222 Walnut Ave., Cocta Mesa,
have rpoved to 2431 S. E. Mesa
Dr., Santa Ana Helebta.
telephone provides ahlp to shore
and ship to ship radio communi-
cation along with a connectton
with overseas operator.
Capt. Dan b from Ket.o, Wuh. dence. '11\ey Include Billy. 5; Bob-jiiiiiiiiiiijjjiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
lncton. and was active In salllne by, 3~. and Michele, 2~. atay. B N -~ .:..;,~ e-. I
before jolnlnl' the U. S. Navy In lnl' with a houaekeeper In a uy OW e e e ~ ~·· e
World War D. He aerved two town with many relatives. Mrs.
years In the south and western Darr was born and ra!aed ln Hon-
Pacltlc. After World War n he olulu and was there at the time
went to Hone Kont with the Idea the Japane.e attacked Pearl Har.
e TWO WJIALE.oATS
TWo 22-foot motor whaleboats
fully equipped with saila and In-
spected under req\lirements of
International Co n vent Ion for
Safety of Llle at Sea, 1948, and
one light surf boat are carried
on deck.
W. T. (Bud) Chesley or Balboa
Island Is first mate on Te Vega
and Ted Furlough of Long Beach
Is ~nd mate. Jack Harmon of
Newport Beach is the chef
aboard
of gettlne a boat built. Shortaee bor.
of materials prevented this and Te Vega pusengen wUl be
he went to work for Natlonallst definitely on a luxury crulae
Chinese customs tor one year with much personalized service.
with a patrol boat. ''Tahiti's welcome to the voy-
• PtrBCIIASED SCBOOJfEB aeer from afar Is proverbial. But
C.IIM Ll•p Terry GIYin
'"CAJflfOJf• 10-. ..._..... ~ Clotla
UC. aA TbJa Weell ODly ................................................... .
* COMPLETE PATIO FtJBNJTUBE ~VICE *
, J.a.tr a.14a * We o.u.. Chief Stewart Ralph Varady
spent 13 years with the Royal
Netherland Steamship Co. In all
phases of their catering opera.
tJon. He previously was In charge
of food control In the Los An·
geles Athletic Club. assistant
manager of the Riviera Country
Club and catering manager of
the Moana Hotel, Honolulu. He
left his job as manager o! the
Trader Vic restaurant In Hono-
He returned to the United It that welcome Is most enthusi-
States still looking for a good astlc for those who come under
boat to buy and purchased the saiJ, It ls because, in splrlt, Ta-
71-foot schooner Nordlys In An-hltl still lives in the good old,
napoUs, Maryland. He started leisured days ot wlnd.Jammera,"
out on a one-year cruise which states the Te Vega Tahiti Crulae
took the Nordlys to the West brochure. "Those who first see
Indies, Panama, G a 1 a p a go s Tahiti from Te Veea'a decks will
Islands. Marqueals, Tuamotus, see It as did the first dlscoverers
other islands, Tahiti, Horfolulu, and are certaln to experience the
San Francisco, Newport Beach, aa.me deJJght and nu.r-unbellet (Unma ft.ATIIIQ COIDAIIT)
back to Tahltl and Honolulu, to :--th;;;;;a:;;;;;t~fill~ed~~th~ose;;~e;ar;l~:y~m~·~rt~n~ers;.'~' ~~~~~~~4~JIAUO~~~·~.ouLEV~~~A~lD~~~~~~~~=C~clO~IST~A~MK~•~A~ Tahiti aeatn and then Newport r
Beach, where the schooner was
sold
He heard about Te Vega belnf
ln Tahiti, purchased It; flew
there. He le!t Tahiti with Te lulu to take Te Vega Job. Veea last August with a Tllhl·
Ted Grant. second stewart, was tJan crew, arriving at Newport
formerly w1th the Surfrlder Hotel Beach In September.
In Honolulu. Another stewart Is A public address system hu
Harry Durbin of Fullerton, Wally been Installed In Te Vega to pro-
Caron of Newport Beach Is cook's vide communJcatlon between the
helper. wheel, top of muta, en&lne room
eT~ AM>AD' an4 c:rewa cau,arten. nee •17
Bryce H. Eutman b chief en-a~ such a Jarce w.aet.
ctneer, and Tahitlans Marcel Tapld mualc Is provided ln the
Fanaural and Richard Nena are main salon and on deck. Organ-
In the enelneer crew. Seamen lzed eames and entertainment
scheduled to sail Include Bill Me-wtll be provided for the passen-
Fadden. Long Beach; Herb Wales. gers.
of Texas; Cliff Johnson, Newport e PASSPOB'TS WEEDED
Beach; Allen Chase, Newport Informality will be the order
Beach; Dan Petter, Newport ol the day Of Te Vega cruises.
Beach, and Charles Firl, Tahl. Facilities will be available for
tlan. canadian Walter Postens Is light laundry and pressing.
ship carpenter. Though not too strictly limited.
Bill Stone of Tahiti. writer of baggage should consttt of suit·
"Tahiti Landfall" and other cases which wiJl stow easily. A
South Sea l.lland stories, will be few well chosen books are on
one of the passeneers on the first board, Including a collection on
run of Te Vega. He pl&n$ to put the South Seas. All passengers
on a special fiesta In his home on must be In possession of valid
Tahiti for Te Vega and guests passports visaed by the French
after they arrive. · Consul for Tahiti. All passeneers
ftaom the POUCE BLOmR
e IIOJfDAT, KAT II
Ten frozen wieners, four frozen
plea and a eallon ol Ice cream
were stolen from bls freezer In
his unlocked garage, John Mer.
kel of 220 Colllns Ave., Balboa Is-
land, reported ... A car driven
by William K. Horton of Laguna
Beach ran Into the rear of a
dump. truck driven by Howard L.
Berry of 514 San Bernardino Ave.,
Newport Heights, making a left
tum off Coast Hwy. at DahlJa
Ave., Corona del Mar, at 8:20a.m.
. . . A possible prowler was re-
ported at 1215 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa, at 10:32 p.m .... In re-
sponse to a call of a posslble at-
tempted entry of the Balboa Is-' land Variety Store, two boys were
found throwlne water and sand
from the roof of the bulldlnc ...
e TVUDir, KAT 17
Officers recovered a stolen car
Reservations Now
. HArbor 3930
villa marina
* * *
Thursdciy, June 2nd.
19th in a MriH of monthly FCIIIbion Shows
Pr ... nted
through the cooperation of the Villa Ma:ri.Da~ Vema MUier
and
The Following Distinctive Sho~
* On the F'U'St Thunday of Each Month *
* THE BRAT SHOP
1809 Newport Boulevard
Costa Mesa
·*
ELLGEN& CASUAL FABIIIOftl
1883 Harbor Boulevard
Costa Mesa
*
* LORNE
204 Marine Avenue
Balboa Island
* PEIIIE WJ.E
3409t E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar ·
*
Want to rest your head on the LA BEINE
500 Via Malaga
Udo Shopping Center
B1JI.II OF CAWOIIU
3210 Via LidO
Udd Sboppng Center world's Best pillow? I
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fiiiiTIII
No,.. foe .... 11 •••
Ho ploc. ... ,.,, ...... ,,.. ...
a! .. ~~ c.-. ... .... aw..&--. u.tr 1-ftDLil ........
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Approximately D l!pHCh ther-the atterDoon.. Mrs. Myra lane
•PI.Ib. teachers and admlnlltra· TaylOI' wu electe4 the new pres.
ton attended the sprtne meettna ldent of the poop, repladng Dr.
ot the .outhem aection ot the Bul,h Eam8t from Riverside.
Cal.ltomJa Speech Therapy A.un. Mrs. Leslie Vaua.bn Ia speech
May 14 in Harbor VIew School. corwultant for Newport Beach
Linton Slmmons, county super. elementary IIChoola and was pres.
lntendent of achoola, and Roy ent at the meetings.
Andenen, Newport Beach city
elementary achool superintend· Ulll.l
ent, greeted the group at the
momJnc seaton. A panel dlacua.
alon, ~e Administrator Looks
at Speech Education," ~wu held
with Nadine Hermanson Coates,
apeecb consultant tor t.o. An-
aeles county schools. In charce.
• Mlss Lena May Willsey's first
a:rade Harbor Vleow School class
put on a demonstration Of crea-
Uve dramatJcs wtth choral a nd
Individual spea.klnc. Mrs. A l .
WMll'a Harbcw Vlew School
ldncler1arten cl.,. put on a
demonstration of ereaUve dra-
matics and rhythm.
"New Ideas in Speech 'lberapy''
wu the subject of a IM!'rles of
cSemonatratlons put on durlnc
* .....
2212
*
The victim of a knife wound
wu advised by Newport pollee
on May 13 to change his bloody
clothes so as not to cause so much
concern to others. Edward L. l en-
nlnas. 35, of Topanga Canyon was
fo\lhd by officers at Riverside
Ave. and Cout Hwy., Newport
Beach. at 11 p.m .• after genlng a
report of a suspicious man In a
bloody condition wandering in
the street in front of traffic.
lenntne• told pollee that be
alld aeroa htS car seat and Into
his own knife which was on the
seat A IM!'l'Vlce station attendant
In the .Mariner's Mile took the
victim to Roag Memorial Hos-
pital, pollee were told. They
called the hospital and received
a verllicatlon of the story.
LL Ill ... 11111
It IIJ 01111 PIIIJ
Lt. (1Gl Henry (Rank> Branch
Nix waa the bonor euest at a
cttnn. pert)' &tvu by Paul wu.
1lam Lawrenee Ji. ot IJdo lale at
the Balboa Bay Club May 8.
1 WUJ hpport letlaJAtioft ......
at puttlftc tbe Commllalon'a NO-
OIDJDftldatlona Into f!ftect *>that
The Cotnmluion's tnvestJcatlon many of theee wut.tul practac.
418cloeed that at the same tJme can be ellmlnated.
T'be followtnl ~ ot eQuipment, tbe _. lbould be tbe Army wu ahtpplnc 807,000 ;iii;iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
IOYer'IU'Mnt bandllnc ol .u.plua ~bUted throuJhout the COWl· pcKmda of tomatoes from Call.
propety Is pa.rtJcularl)' timely t:rJ 110 that no one lll'ft Neelvea fomla to New York th N
and lntere«tnr beeau.e ol the • Ml'tou ecoaomle Impact. lhlpped T75.000 pound. 0; to:n7.
appUcatJon ol the :Newport Bar. A ta* fGfte ol tbe Hoover toee from the Eut coast to CalJ.
bor Union HJp 8daool Dltltrkt CornrnJ.Ion after a thorouch In· fomfa.
to obtain a alte for a MW hJp .. aatJon ~dec! t h at
IIChool at tbe former Santa ovtr'-all aupervi.ldon and control 11M Commission estimated that
Ana Army Air Rue. ol supply opentJcau abovld be J1 the Mllltary Air Transport
Standard 8 h a d e Cloths and C\l.tom SpedaltJes
W Drapery H a r d w a r e a. Venetian Blinds.
• • • lnatJtuted a nd that bett« coordJ. Servke would reiJnqulab only 25
nation of purdlulnl and aurplua per cent of Its present foreign ~/,. g~ gt..,..-
WASIIDIG'!Oir JI&IO: d1apoul work between 10Vft1l· pauencer traffic and SO per ct>nt ,..,...
-, ,.._ C 1 F rnent aaenct. would ..._ult In ot the maJI it carries on lntema. * ... Ide tiM * Ccd1
JAIID a. UTI' are-at over.aJl ecoDOmy, reaclltnc ttonal routes the total annual hrlt Office lilA •
There Ia a ,..t tnconat.tency Into the biDJona. sub81dy cost ot the International 01 a.d lt.. •...,..-t ~
In the proiJ'am of ctlapoul ot aw . --~-----=~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~ plus property held by the Gov· 'n'le CommlaaJon found that
ernment. The lnconatstency re-each additional one cent received : • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e e e • • e • • • • • • • • • •
acta on both aides u a financial on each dollar COIIt of property • .. :
burden on the ta.xpayera. aold would yield an extra twenty • --~ • mllllon dollars yearly. It UJ'led • • Attempts to eet unu.ed land that modem teclmlquft ot aell-• •
held by the Fedel'al Government inc de-veloped by r.nerchandla.lne : •
back on tbe tax ron. by .. ll.lal uperta be U8ed _. a meana of • NG •
It to privata tn4lvtduala meet recovertnamore for the taxpayer. • •
wtth a vut amount ol red tape • • :
and subeequent delay. Thla OOitl • WAII&PUL nACTiaEI • T. M. ~your J.t..b.,. Mana-in ...__ .. D--a. • the taJr;payer money by reuon o1 Equ&lly tmportaut Ia the pur. • -...-•-· .......... .-. ~ •
theta. ot tax revenue whJle the chaalnc .ectlon al thJa comblna-• •
Government owna tbe land. tlon whJcb the Commi..Son at. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
At the same time huge atocltl tacked, ~)'lnl that tbe au:rpluaes
ot aurplua supplies are told at abouJdn t have been aoeumulat.
five-away prices by one agency ed tn the f1rst place. It wu found
while other branches of the Gov. th:S. an a~en:; : ~dtw:
ernm.ent are buying the same ye supp Y n an ar
types of supplies at current mar-Items en.ted at the ltarttan Arm)"
ket rJ Stock Control Polnt. The Navy
P ces. Shipe Paru Control Center In
e SALE PJI0(2J)ftE hnn.lflvanla hu enouab gear
When a section of a Govern-drives to 1&at 128 years. .An air
ment agency determines that a ;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
plect> or property which it owns
Ia surplus to ttl needs. all of Its
branches are circularized to de-
tennlne whether one of them hu
a need for it. 11 none has, then
each of the other a,encles of the
Government Ia clreularlz.ed In
this same manner. U they all In·
dlcate that they have no need for
It local municipal agencies and
schools are flven a chan.ce to ob-
tain it. and only thereafter la It
offered to private Individuals,
and a poaJble sale to them must
be approved by the Conerea.
All of thta clreularlzatlon takes
many week:a. and lf aomeowhere
along the line a Government
a,ency Indicates that It wants
the property, It Is turned OVft to
them. 11. u happened In the case
of the Santa Ana Air Base, that
acency shortly tbereatter deter.
mines that It cannot use the
property, the whole procedure Is .
cone over again.
SAVE
S~FELY
At Oru«Je Co.nty·a
Le.difH) Home Leftding
Institution
CONTINUING
TO PAY
U you were to COUDt the puta in a telepbooe. you'd bd au al·
mo.t unbelievable au.mber. Tbere are 433 ot them. all told. Many
of theee are complex and preclaiOil made. Yet the telephone ia
rugged. Oa the nen,p it Deeda fbd.q oaly once in about slx
yeara. And telepboDe people ban worked out way. to make tele-
phones at .urpriliDcly low cc.t. Theee t.hiap help ua keep tele-
phone ..moe a cood bQy for you. Pacific TelephOM works to
make your taJephone a bigger value~ day.
• • • •
COIOII DEL 1111 PIIIIIICY
Lt. Nix Ia based at the Ala-
meda AU Ba8e in CaJJlornla. hav.
Inc recently returlled home from
Korea.
When a private purchaser ls
a~J'Hd upon by the Government
the General Serv1ees AdrntnJ..tra.
tlon baa an -appra.lsal rnacle of
the CW'I'ent market value, and
this price must then be paJd by
the purchaser.
In contrast to thls, when an
agency nnds that It hu a sur
phu of an Item or \terns of sup.
plies. It conducta a sale under the
eoxcbanp.sale provt.sJon of the
Peden.l Property and Adrnlntatra.
ttve Services Act ol 1949, which
PER ANNUM
:t•
RaiiiL
•••• _. krm•• •••••
come In and look around
... you are sure to find
that unusual cttt you
are looldne tor . . . and
we have tbe nne.t paper
party aoodl and brldae
supplies.
He fiew down for some fiablng
and took along the Lawre~
house ruesta on his parents' 5&
foot cruller The Lady Ann. Lt.
Nix Ia the 110n ol Superior Court
ludp and Mrs. U oyd E. Nlx of
Loa Anceles.
ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED
UP TO $1 0,000
authorized the sale of peraonaJ All Accounts Opened
property for the purpoee of re-On or lefore
placing It with newer property Shown above, making plans with their new boa. Dorothy Burr,
CEaTII"'CATE OF aUIUO:SS whJcb Is slmJlar to that aold. In The I Oth of ftte Montt. are Carol Fetters, Carol Morgan and Barbara Wagner. These
PlcttU... FU. ._. most cues the sales price Ia only E•m fTo"' tt.e t st. thr~ young wom~n have Just completed an etaht-week course
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby a small fraction of the ortrtnal In business otrlce operations and will be located In our office
~ that they are conducttnc C08t even thouah the supplies at 311 E. Balboa Bl vd. When you call th~ omce or come In to
a pharmacy bu.llneu at 31.27 ~ht n~ have been taken LAG u N A the office with any of your telephone business. you may talk to
East Coast BJahwa7. Corona del from their orlcfnal packlnc. any one of the thrft of them. We are very pleued to welcome
Mar, Ca11fomla. under the flctl· these three tine ~pie to our st.alf. They were selected care.
tloua finn name ot Corona del • ADVEUE AI"PEcr tully and trained well. and we know that you wtll enjoy dolnc
Mar Pharmacy and that said There has been a heavy con-FEDEAAL SAVINGS busln&S with them. Mrs. Burr, Business Ottk:e Supervt~. to ~--MMMMMMM-WWWWW;;i;;i;;;;;ii~MM. firm Ia com~ of the follow-centratJon of sales of surplus I LOAN ASSOCIATION whom these thrft girls wtll report. has been with us just a
Ina persona whose names In full tractors and other heavy machln. year. Sh~ has plenty of experience with the company, havinc MtHfa.J~
DlmQV~I'Oa
IIIIIQ' TIYS, •• aw. .. 1101 ... c..tiiWY ... J ..., c... ......
(Next to All American Market) ~!!.~==' u.uOa .... * aa. .. -.. ~--..
and place of residence are as fol-ery ln the Southern Calllornta U2 Oceee A.--completed approximately 26 years with PacWc ~e-phone. She
lows, to.wtt: area which bas had • moat .erl. LA6UNA started her eueer In Los Angeles. where she worked In dttfer.
G. H. Pelraol, 600 Acacia Ave., ous adverw effect upon the sal~ lEACH ent offkes In that city, and spent several years In the Bus iness
Corona del Mar, Calif. ot new equipment. Wblle lt Is office at Compton before com1n1 to Newport BHch. Experience
Eleanor C. hJ.nol. 600 Acacia necessary to reallu • return to ,.._ HY 4-lln such as Mrs. Burr's and the fine people shGWI'l with h~r are
Ave., Corona del Mar, Callt. the taxp.ayen by:_:•:l:.:lln:,::e~surp=.::..:.lu::s~~~~~~==~~~=~~~n~um~ber~ed~h.Ja~~h~o~n~th~e~llst~~of~a~sse~ts~ot~o~w~b~~~sf~ness.~~----WITNESS our hands this 26th
day of April, l.Z6.
G. B. .PeJnol
Eleanor C. Pelraol
STATE OF CAIJFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE ss..
ON THIS 28th clay of April,
1~ before me, a Notary PublJc:
b:a and for aaJd county and state. ,_dina tbereln, duly commls.
aiofted and sworn, personally
q,peared
G. B. .PeJnol and Eleanor C.
Petnol.
•IAII
•CONVINIINCI
lmowD to me to be the penou
Wtw. names are aubecriMd to
the wtthJn ln8t:ru1Mnt, and ac-
ltnowledpd to me that they exe-
cuted the ume. 1~;~-~;~~~~~···"'-~!!IIIJ·iii~~~ijii~ Wti'NISS IQ.J band and am . ....... -a .......
..
'Mar; ... R.a.apa
JWary NbUe lD an4 .. a.td
Count:)' and ltate.
-Ooml..... ap&r. lU.l1 11.18. ........ : ...., 5. 12. 1J, •
Not only ll Dltedor Mart.hella "Happy Tlme"; Pati TambeWnl
" ttandall ol Cotona del Mar ,... ot eo.ta Meea, ''Blythe Spirit'' bt
tumtna to the eu.mtrit Newport "Lady In the Dark'' and a "Dream
Harbor Community Players ~ Girl''; Mel Berry ot CIUI Haven,
ductlon, but a cast ot veterans who took outstandJne part:. ln
o1 put local atage hlta wW also the recent ''H•»PYTlme." "Blythe
be seen In ''The Black Jlamlnao.'' Spltlt" and "Goodbye My Fancy."
to be prf!l'lented Friday and Diana Gilbert, form erly of the
Saturday, May 27 and 28, at Or· aecretarlaJ ltaft of the Newport
ange Coast Colleee. Beach Elementary S c h o o I s ,
Cast ot the hilarious mystery played a strong, It ungra.mmatl-
melodrama will Include such cal, lead In "Born Yesterday."
stus as Robert Wentz. Newport Vlra lnla Wells and Jeanne and
Harbor Hleh School drama In· Jerry Evans, all of Corona del
structor, partJcularly remembered Mar, have been supporting char-
for the French Gtandpere In actera In the hit plays of ''Coun-
sellor at Law," "Lady in the ..-www-.I:EIT••••I!I Dark" and "My Three Angela." COLLEm.. Other cast members wlll In·
elude Nlck O'Day of El Toro, Da-
vid Grant and Jim Webb ol Cos-
CREDIT BUREAU
o1 w..-. 0n1ote c.atr
(formerly of Newport Beach,
Laeuna 'lJeach A eo.ta M ea>
.. at• .. lde A.,.,_ to._-
l.u.ty .. 71.1 ............
FEAru••
QucdriK l tat.-Val'IOUJM
hDuoU
CIDd aU UIOOif Dn~ihC'ts
"KID at.
PICJ[ UP &
B.UOII'S @ ...... le'IIIP'DOI't
. <>t::
IE SA
UPHOLSTERIII
ta Mesa, aU veterans ol local
community plays. and Dick In.
nerst. Werner Cllrlson and Jim
Koehler of Costa Mesa. being In·
troduced In ''The Black Flamin·
go."
This especlaJJy large produc.
tlon is being spol\SOJ'ed by the
Woman's Civic League In order
to raise money for the Commun-
Ity and Youth Center.
LEGAL •OTICE
I
No. A-2:i662
ESTATE OF C A THE RI NE
GWYNN, also known as KATIE
GWYNN, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said
decedent or said estate to tile
them with the necessary vouch
ers In the ortlce ot the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State
of California, In and for the
County of Orange, or to present
the same. with the necessary
voochers, to the undersigned at
his or her place ot business, t<>
wit: Ella M. Lewis, c/o Ralph
M. Myers. Jr .. 2721 East Coast
Highway. Corona del Mar, Cali-
fornia. within six months after
the first publication of this no·
tice.
Dated April 29. 1955
ELLA M. LEWIS
Administratrix of the Estate of
sa1d decedent.
Ra lph M Myers. Jr .. 2721 East
Coast Highway. Corona del Mar,
Cali!ornia, Attorney for Admin.
lstratrix.
Pu bllsh: May 5. 12, 19, 26
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
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VIUA 111111
FeaturlD9 tiDe aeafood. at.ab. prtae rU.. cb.lcba. dock.
tbe VWa Ma:rt.Da 1a oae of OraDge Co1ulty's ~ I'Mtcna-
rODta. lkmquet room Melt. up to 400. LocaW at tbe ~
to lkllboa lala:Dc1. ODder 8CIIIle OWDen!IJp a tbe Cirque 1D
Fuu.rtoa.
GRAIDOLFO'S RESTAURAIT-IIUOA
Formerly of R-et
SpedalblDg lD autbeotlc ltalla:D Pood. deUgbtlul atmo-
sphere Ideal for famlly dt.D.1D9. ltallcaa Foodll cm4 Patry
prepared from Gra:Ddolfo'a OWD Special ndPM • • • Piua-~~-~1:, -:=. JlcrrioU ·~~D PUPADD TO CO"'
511 Balboa 81Yc1. aalboa
C.OSED MORAYS
SOUTH SEAS CAFE
DJSCVSIDIG rLAJfl ._ tbe ..., lob o.ltoa ......,._t to be ba.llt _.. • tbe alte of Lido
W'ba:rf an ~ Cawtlua. wbo wW act a
News·
e llu.a SCBOOL PrA
Mrs. J. C. Rlcharcbon, recently
elected president, bas submitted
her resJenatlon as head of the
Harper School PTA In Costa
Mesa, effective May 15, because
of the transfer of Col. Richardson
to a new post.
Mrs. Kenneth Leathers, f irst
vice-president, ha& been named
to fill the o!tlce of president. and
Mrs. Herbert Jenks has been
nam~d as lite new first vice pres-
Ident.
Principal Herb Ward announced
at thr May 10 meeting that sum.
mer ri.'Creatlonal programs will
be held as usual this year at the
high school and elementary
schools.
Following chairmen were ap.
pointed: Mrs. Ray Wallace and
Mrs. Dean Flanagan, social; Mrs..
Curtis Phinney. ways and means;
Mrs. D. K. Roberts. hospitality;
Mrs. A. Kelly, rooJ'l'l mothers; Mrs.
W. A. Kemper, publicity; Mrs. W.
D. AJ'mstrong. magazine and leg-
Islation. • • • e HARBOR VIEW PTA
Harbor VIew P.T.A. held Its
last meeting of the school year
at the school auditorium, May
17. The retiring preside nt. Mrs.
Warren ClemenC'e. presided, and
music was furnished by Miss
Clara Ellen Spelman's fifth grade
chorus.
Mrs. Pickens Named President
Of OCC Faculty Wives Club
Mrs. Wendell P I e k e n s was leae FacuJty Wives Club held at
elected president at the May 10 the home of Mn. J a m e a W.
meetJng of the Orange Coast Col-Thornton In Sbol'e Cliffs.
Greek Child
Sends Thanks
A letter from a 13-year-old
Greek child was read at Tues.
day's meeting of the Assistance
League held at the social rooms
of the League. The letter from
Vayla Soullotie was translated
for club members. In It she
thanked the members of the
League, who, as Foster Parents,
send her food, clothing and flnan.
clal assistance. The letter told
how the little girl's father Is bed-
ridden because of war Injuries
and how her mother pulls a
plough for which she receives
live dollars a month. The Foster
Parent _project Is one ot the ac.
Uvitles of the welfare committee
headed by Mrs. John Boyd and
Including Mrs. AJ'thur Lewis. Mrs.
0. W. Richard, Mrs. Ted Ham.
brook. Mrs. Kenneth Starege and
Mrs. Charles Sullivan.
Mrs. Edward Millet, president,
conducted the meeting and es-
pecially thanked members ot the
luncheon committee who were
Mrs . Richard Castle, Mrs. Ham.
brook, Mrs. John Johnson, Mrs.
Richard, Mrs. H E. Stahler and
Mrs. W. H. Spurgeon III.
LEGAL JIOTJCE
No. A-25880
Mrs. Joseph Kroll was elected
aecrewy.treuurer. Outgoing of.
ficers are Mrs. Donald Bridgman,
president. and Mrs. J a m e s H.
Love, secretary.tJ'easurer.
Assisting the hostess w. e r e
Mmes. Cyrus Rockey, Oscar Tay.
Jor, Charles Haley and J o h n
Owens. Mrs. Walter Longmoor
was a s pecial guest of the host.
ess.
Kingery Whlteneck of the high
school faculty spoke briefly on
the Issues Involved In the com.
lng election on the high school
expansion program.
The program was presented-by
Morrl Molho of Flowers by Morrl,
who demonstrated home flower
arrangements.
Also present besides the host-
esses were Mmes. Thomas Blake.
ly, Samuel McNeal. W Ill I a m
Haarstad. James M c C au I e y ,
James Wylie, Thomas Osborne,
Robert Griesser, George Guthrie,
Basil Peterson, Fred Huber, Wll.
llam 0 . Payne, Barron Knechtel,
James Love, Robert Osborne, J.
Robert Kest, WUilam Ackerman,
James Pitton. CorrelJan Thomp.
son. EustaC'e Rojas. Donald Brldg
man, Dudley Boyce, Huf'ston Har.
per, Elgin HaJJ, John Neff and
William F. Kimes.
NO. A.25625
NOTICE TO CB.EI)ITOU
ESTATE OF A. V. ANDREWS,
DECEASED.
N011CE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
CXC:IIIanc:~e Club Plans Tourney
'I'Jbliir 1ft wttll tiM Kewpart Jn.
vtt&Uonal OoU Tournament to be
beld June 17. JMmben ot the
local ticlaaqe Cub entatal:ned
Dr. a. P. Olttt•nden ol the
medlcaladv18ory bo¥d of Oranp
County Soelety tor Crippled ChO·
dNn at thelt dlnner meetJna at
the N.wport Harbot Yacht Club
Jut ThUttday.
Men'a Service Clubl trom the
entire .,... have been InviteeS to
enter teams. A banquet wlll fol-
low the play and trophies and
prizes will be awarded.
STOP AT
The Arches
KEWLTWKDS 110ft DU
Newlywed.t who a re mak lna
thelr home at 1801 Haven Pl.,
Newport Helghta, are Dean Caton
and the former Nlla Runder of
St. Louis, Mo. Mr. Caton, a chef,
Ia orlelnally from Chicago.
"Your ReMit to the Cout Since 1926"
FIWK F O O D S
COC E TAILI
COAST HISHWAY AT
THI ARCHES .._,.,. .....
JOHN VD.£11 E
a.u;--.;y ... JS1l
Via~s Bowling
Open Alleys r.-.,,n..-,
SIIMqASIHIJ
0.,.. AD W ... t Prw., ...S icltuday * AUTOMATIC .utiPOI i &U * roa aaDYATIOD aarr .,., ~~~~~ LDEft'ra.a. ....rli>
• *BALBOA* • Open· Every Sat. & Sunday
Enioy Rides & Games
Tille 1111 F..U, fir 1
"TRIP o•• TIE BAY" -SaL I S...
••IES • ...... ~
OIILT
The nag salute was led by Cub
Pack 8. Den 2, whose Den Mother
Is Mrs. Howard Barnes. The cubs
participating were Lenny Jones,
Boeer Johnson, BUI Killian, Blll
Ba.rnee, Mlke V•nable, llilartJn
Johru10n, Francis Romero, Jimmy
Grubbs, BIJJie Wirth and Phillip
Coonrod.
JfOTlCE TO ca£I)ITOJIS
ESTATE OF HERMAN NICHO-
LAS ROESSLER. DECEASED. the creditors of and all persons ~ Tlae c..tal Ana F• Keady 10 T.-.
The new slate of ofllcers tor
P.T.A. were Installed by Mrs.
Harvey Pease. who used as her
theme for the Installation "Har-
mony." Mrs. Duncan Stewart
talked on the new Youth and
Community Center being built
near the school. Mrs. Norman
Carlson. health and safety chair.
man. told about available rccre.
atlonal facilities for the children
of the area this summer.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said
decedent or said estate to tile
them with the necessary vouch-
er~ in the oWce ol the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State
of Calltornla, In and for the
County of Oranee, or to present
tl)e same, with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned at
his or her place of business, to-
wit: Lester R. Roessler, c/o Ralph
M. Myers, Jr., 2721 East Coast
Highway, Corona del Ma.r, Cali-
fornia, within slx months after
the first publication of this no-
tice.
having cl aims against the aald IJJ 0c1eaa Aft. trptt 4-1•1
decedent or said estate to file :-.;;;l;ll; them with the necessary vouch.
Refrpshments were served by
the firth grade room mothers.
Lo1i1 l1uao• Dies
Louis Knudson of 620 Acacia
Ave .. Corona del Mar. and Pasa.
dena. died unexpectedly Friday
May 6 In Pasadena of a heart at.
tack. Mrs. Knudson wu out of
town at a YWCA conference at
the time of his death. The Knud.
sons own their property on
Acacia and have been visitors
llnd part time residents of the
Harbor area for several tears.
LUDEJfS QET DAOORTEB
A daughter. Sandra Laine, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Loren
l.uden of 1691t E: 18th St., Costa
Mesa, on Friday, May 6, In Hoag
Memorial Ho.spltal.
People have been
s.ying ••• and
• believing that
YMOU
DO lEI lEI
Dated April 29, 1955
LESTER G. ROESSLER
Executor of the Estate of said
decedent.
Ralph M. Myers. Jr., Z721 East
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar,
Calitornla, Attorney for Execu.
tor.
Publish May 5, 12. 19, 26
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
No. A..a5400
lfO'nCE TO CBEDITOU
ers In the ofilce ot the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State
of caJlfornla, In and for the
County of Orange, or to present
the same, w1th the necftSary
vouchers. to the undersigned a t
his or her place of business,
to-wit:
Ella Mary Andrews and Farm.
ers a nd Merchants National Bank
of Lo6 Angeles
c/o Harwood, Heffernan It: Soden,
2515 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar, california
within six months after the first
publication ot this notice.
Dated: May 6. 1955.
ELLA MARY ANDREWS
one of the Executors of the
Estate of said decedent.
Harwood, Heffernan It Soden
Attorneys at Law
2515 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, Call1ornla
Attorneys for Executors
Publish : May 12. 19, 26, June 2
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
ESTATE of MARY MENDOZA, No. A·25661
aka MAlUA MENDOZA. De-KOTJCE TO caEDITOU
ceased. ESTATE OF J OHN FRED HOL-
Notlce Is hereby lfven to the MAN, also known as JOHN P.
creditors of and all per~e>na hav. HOLMAN, DECEASED.
lng clahns aga1hlt.the said de-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
cedent or aald estate to me them the creditors of and all peraona
wttb the neceaary vouchers 'n having claims against the aaJd
the office of the Clerk of the s u. decedent or said estate to rue
perlor Court of the ~te of Call-them with the neeeuary voucb-
fomla, In and for the County of ers In the oftk:e ot the Clerk o1
Orange. « to preemt the aame, the Superior Court of the State of
with the nece.ary voucher-a, to CalUornla. In and for the County
the undersigned at hts or her of Orange, or to pretent the
place ot bu.alnesa, to.wlt : Manuel same, 'frith the neceaaary vouch.
Beltran, Admtnt.atrator. c/o Thorn-en, to the undenlgned at hlJI or
u E. Heffernan, 2515 E. Coast her place of bualneu. to-wit:
Blahway, COC'Ona del Mar, CalJ. Ella M. Lewll, c/o Jlalph M. 4 fomta, wtthtn lix montba after l()'ft'S, lr., 2721 J:ut Cout H ....
the tint publication ot tb.la no. way, Corona del Mar, caJJfomJa.
tJce. wttJ\tn • 8fX montba after th• 11r1t
Dated: MAY t, l..lel5. publication of thll notlce.
III.AJin1EL m.DA!I, O.ted April 2t, lB
AcSmlnl*ator of O.• Dtate ot ELLA ll. LEWIS Furmtm•.1111 -.kl deelcllnt. A4mtnlltratrtx 01 the EIJat. ot
~ llealma.ia • ..... ...w •• r.t.
~at Law, la.lpb II. M7tn. lr .. 27ll aut
.., &. CoMt IJ.IPwa7, Cout ~. ean.. M1 Mar,
ConDa clll llai', CaliiDrDI&. Callbftla. .... a.-y JGr Admfnl. ._...,. ....... htb.... ltnt:rt&.
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NOW OPEN •••
NANA 'S Mexican Foods
OPDf nEft DAY ·11 A.M. '1'11. ' P.ll.
SeniD9 a caaaplet. ..a.ctloa Of ll..SC.. food t.Dchad.
ID9• Jleef • a-hill .... TacW..,_Tclqldtoe-Toetodoe.
~ ...s roaa .... lenice.
leu...-••• to eet .t eur t..,_ • tab oat.
faba lt.. ~ crt tile F.ay
Metro looks out
for Your Comfort •••
dft/MfiKPI,I
The new Metro buses
provide the finest and
newest features in motor
coach transportation.
Thoee low entry steps are en.., ... ~ ~"
uae. Better, recently perfected ventilation
provi~e fresh air. I ndividual seat lights
enable you to read withoUt strain. Speejal, ·.
tin~d, no-Jlare windows keep out strong
IUJlllp l And, ol coune. eYei'J lletro mile
~ traftl ia a revelati~ In IIIIOother rldJnr,
due to the ~derful "air-euapenaion'' con-
ltruetl~ wlli& irons out bum p)' hiehwaye
iDcl ••••.pawment. .
NEARLY MILLION TOTAL
IN BUILDING I!ERMITS
The Newport Beaeh bulld.Jq
permit total ror May Ia cloee to
• rnJJllon dolJ.ats, with ltlU two
days to a-o before the boob are
cloeed tor the month.
Major permtt. l.saued durlnc
the put week w.re a 154.~
apartment bUUdlnc on Lido ble
and a $45.000 reatdence on the
bay front In Newport.
Report Fire
Thru HA 15
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Ia tM Qty of •...-t .._.
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tiMe W••• tltoo Rewpcllt
80Cida ON depabwDt. ara.aiDtr
.• aa.Uy delay ill time.
Llbwty aaaben caa dJcd 7
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9M tbe 11..-pett 8eada fUe ..
~t ciiNctly .............
bO&' IS. Jl«rboao t.&.pbODe. uen
caa .U d.lnct.
BIG TRACT
IS PLANNED
f'ollowtnc ptm.lta wen t.aued: e cro.OII& DKL XU
a.ald Eutham. enlarce bed-
room. at to5 carnation. $4,300:
Nita Bad,er, 5-room. 1.-tory, 1-
unJt dweUlnc at 303 OrcbJd,
113,000; Franca Trimble and
Charlotte Bancart. 19-room, 2-
.rory, 3-unlt apartment bulldlnc
at atn-A. 307-B. 307..C ~arcuetlte,
$40,000: .Jack Starr, alterations at
SOl% Orchid, tt.OOO.
• 111\'Dfa ftiUIACZ
Maceo Corp., 6-room, 1-atory, 1.
unlt dwellina at 1535 Dolphin
Terrace,~. e IBOIIE c::::Lif'l"'l
H. FulwUer, aw1rnmlna-pool at
242 Drl.ftwopd, $2.000 .
eLJDO IIIZ
Cbarles Huston, alteration. •t
330 Via Lido Norct, ~; D. J.
Shrfmpton. 16-room. 2-atory, 2-
unJt apartment buUdlnc at 416,
418-A and 41~8 VIa Lido Nord,
$54.450; Marhall Shaddock. alter.
atlona at 212 VIa Orvteto, $3.000. euy 1110au
Harold SmJUl, additions at
2451 Crestview, $2, 7~. e CI.IPF IIAVD •
P. Waldron. fence at 402 Kings
Rd., $395; Paul Lorent:zon, add
patio root at 501 Klnp Pl., $1,500. e RElDOft DICHITI
R. I. Rubble, 5-room, 1-atory, 1·
unJt dwellng at Mol Redlanda,
$13,000.
eaAUOA
La Verne Hart, re.roof 11 buUd.
lnp, 303 Cyplfta, $1,000; Atwood,
fence at 2050 E. Ocean Ft., $l~;
R. M. Krlq', S..roorn. 2-atory, 1·
unJt dwelllnc at 1747 E. Ocean
Blvd., $19,D); Dorotby Newman,
A subdivision of 185 houses on re-roof at 413 Harding St., $390;
37 acres of land northwest or tbe William Hervey, garages, atore
lnteraectlon or Baker St. and Fait-room and library at 18)6 E. Bal
view Rd .. Costa Mesa, calllnc for boa Blvd., $17.555; Ralph Chase,
the expenditure of $2,590,000, wUJ dewlllng at 2036 Ocean Blvd.,
a-et under way after next Jan. 1 $14.750.
by the Newport Balboa Savina-• e aAUOA IILJUQ)
and Loan Assn., President P. A. Theodore Sunshine, remodel
Palmer has announced. ling at 120 Onyx, $1,500; Balboa
The usoclatlon purchued the Island Metllodlst Church, fence
land from Mr. and Mrs. Howard at 115 A&ate, $200; Frank Flynn,
A. Bear, prominent western Or-remodelling at 210 Apolena,
ange County farmers. The total ~: ~ Crawford, alterations
consideration wu In excess of at 220 Diamond, $200.
$185,000 for the land, according e IIEWJOIIT
to Emery S. Hanaon, co-owner of W. A. Monteltb, enlarge ca.
the Ole Hanaon Company, plo-bana at 21 Drake, $2.000; M. D.
neer Orana-e County real estate Grosz. alterations at 2938 w.
1lnn. Burton B. Beck. aales ~ Cout Hwy .• $2,000; Dr. l . Lel&h
8entatlve, handlecl the tranaao. aul, awntne at 44 Drake, $1!50:
tlon. Kirsten. cabalta at 47 EJ Pueo,
The subdivision la belnl de. $2.300; .John Bannon, remodel-
layed until the tlrat of tbe year ling at 201 20th St., $250; Albert
because Mr. Bear Is tarmtna-the White, slab at 1241 Balboa Blvd.,
land at present. The land Is out. $50; L. A. Pratt. remodel cabana
aide the city limits of the City of at 39 Fremont, $2,000; L. w.
Costa Meu. Bootb and R. W. Woods. cabana
at 5 Bolivar, $2.000: L. T. Kings
LollS FOR HolES baker, 8-room, 1-story, 1 unit
dwelling at 1236 W. Bay ·Ave.,
5" 20-TEU LOAII
Construction Uvm•
5" 20-'RAil LOAJr
SEE aoa IATTI.EB
Palrllr lhrtpp Co.
2515 L Coat llwy .. CDN
Pb. BA :UII KJ S.SIIS
(Metro Lit. laftrallce hDda)
JAMES D. RAY ..............
,..... L COAST HWY ..
COlONA OIL MAR
HMw 4763
RMW.-1 HAIW 4IM
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$45,000.
Tw~ t.ost lip Caae
lrllf 11111111 Scare
A brief kidnap scare kept po-
llee on Balboa Island busy Frl·
day, May 13.
Frank Fasmer of 305 Amethyst
Ave., Balboa Island, told pollee
at 4:35 p.m. that he thought
someone In a black two door car
just picked up hls two small
boys, Paul, 2~. and Laurin, 5,
who we.re standing on the side.
walk In front of their home.
OOioers found the two missing
boys In the company of Jimmy A.
Warner, 11, of 107 Collins Ave ..
Balboa lsland. The youtb •aid
that the two missing boys asked
blm at Sapphire Ave. and S. Bay
Front. Balboa l&land, to take tbem
home u tbey were lost. The fa.
tber and two aona were trans-
ported home by pollee.
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Costa Mesa Co.
tUNIEil-IUILDING MATERW.S
•..,..t ..... 01* .... Ll1 ........
COA.IT QUAe lAVES TWO
AnD aQAT C.USIZEI
Two Orange youths, Jerry Fos-
ter, 19. and John Williams, 17,
were rescued by the U. S. Coast
Guard at 7 p.m. Wednesday, May
18, alter tllelr small aaU boat
capsized near the harbor en.
trance bell buoy. They were
taken to the Newport Beacb
Coast Guard dock and Newport
pollee transported them to 314
Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mar.
LECAL IIOTlCE
Crllllllll&isl s,. ••
II Llcl• ...... I
Jack Cadman, chief criminolo-
gist for the Orange County Crime
~b. was speaker at last nlaht's
meeting of Newport Harbor Le.
glon Post 291. He presented a
program on method!~ of aclentlflc
crime detectlon. The auxiliary
served a barbecue steak dlnner.
Read ~ten Want Ada.
LEGAL ROTlc:&
OllJ)IJfAJICE 110. 7U In Book 4, page 12 of Mt.cel.
AN ORDINANCE OF mE ~ laneous Maps, Records ot said
OF NEWPORT BEACH .A.MENu-County, and map of Seashore
lNG SECTION 3101 OF THE Colony Tract. recorded In Book 7.
MUNICIPAL CODE OF 11iE page 25 of MIIIC(!llaneous Mapa. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Records of said County, to an ln-DESIGNATI~G A CHANGE IN tersectlon wltll the northeasterly
11iE DESCRIPTION OF THE prolongation of the Northwester
PROPERTY INCLUDED IN FIRE ly line of Block N 1. as shown on
ZONE NO. ONE. said Seuhore Colony Tract : The people or the City of New thence soutbweaterly along tbe
port Beach do ordain as follows: last mentioned northeasterly pro-
Section 1: S«tlon 3101 of the longatlon and along the north·
Municipal Code Is hereby amend. westerly line of said Block N·1.
ed to read as follows: to an Intersection with the mean
"SECTION 3101. Fire Zone No. high tide line of tbe PacifiC'
One All that certain real prop. 0 c e a n ; thence southeasterly
erty. situate-ln the City shall be along tlle mean high tide line o1
and Is hereby declared to constl· the Paclfl.c Ocean to an lnter-
tute Fire Zone No. One. to wit: section wtth the southerly pro-
"Bea-lnnlng at the point of In· longatlon of the westerly line of ters«Uon of the aoutherly pro-Channel Road as shown upon a
lona-ation of Ule westerly Une of map of Tract 518. recorded In
Channel Road and the eouthed.y ·Boolt 17, pace. 33 to 36. Records line of Lot J as shown upon a Of Oranp County, Calltornla.
map of Tract 518. recorded In tbe~ northerly along the last
Book 17, pages 33 to 36 of Mls. mentioned 10utllerly prolonga. ceUaneous Maps. Records or Or-tlon to the point of beginning.
ana-e County. California. tbence SECTION 2: The above and
westerly along tlle soutberlfllne foregoing ordinance shall be pub of Lots J. 1. H. G and p 0 said llahed once In the Newport Har
Tract ·518 to the most westerly bor Ensla-n. a newspaper o! gt>n
corner of said Lot F; thence eral circulation, printed and
northwesterly In a straight line published and circulated In the
to the Intersection of tJle south-City of Newport Beach. and tht>
westerly prolongation of the same shall be In full foret> and
southeas,erly line of "E" Street, effect 30 days after this passage as shown on a Map of Eastside The above and foregoing ordl AddiUon, recorded on Book 4, nance was Introduced at a reg
page 20. of Miscellaneous Mapa, ular meeting o! the City Council
Records of said Orana-e County of the City ot Newport Beach with the soutb line of Section 35. held on the 9th day of May. 1955.
Township 6 South. Rana-e 10 and was finally passed and
West S.B.B.M; thence East along adopted on the 23rd day or May. the said aoutll line of Section as, 1955. by the following vote. to
to an lntersectlon of tbe center wit: line of Ocean Front (formerly AYES. COUNCILMEN : Bt>nnett.
Surf Avenue) as shown on a map Wilder. MacKay. Stoddard. Hlg
of said Eastside Addition· thence ble. Rldderho!. Hill.
northwesterly along the' center NOES. COUNCILMEN: None I line of Ocean Front lformerly ABSENT COU NCILMEN : None.
Surf Avenue) as said Ocean OORA A HlLL.
Front (formerly Surt Avenue) ls Mayf)r shown on said map or Eastside Attest: C. K. Prlt>«t
Addition and maJ:> of Balboa City Cl t>rk.
Tract. Recorded In Book 4. Page 11 of Miscellaneous Maps, of sald OllJ)IJfAJICE MO. 750 County, to an Intersection with AN ORDINANCE OF TilE ('[T\'
the 80Utherly prolona-atlon of the OF NEWPORT BEACH AMEND
westerly line of Lot 11, Block 4 lNG SECTION 3\02 OF THE of said Balboa Tract; thence MUNICIPAL CODE OF 11iE northerly along tbe last men. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Uoned soutberly prolongation to DESIGNA11NG A CHANGE IN
an Intersection w1th the center THE DESCRIPTION OF 11iE line of Ocean Front (formerly PROPERTY INCLUDED IN FlRE
Surf Avenue) as shown on a map ZONE NO. 'IWO.
of the Newport Bay Tract record-The people.of the C1ty of New
ed In Book 4, paee 16 of M.Ltcel-port Beach do ordain as follows:
laneous Maps. reeords of said SECTION 1: Section 3102 of the
County tbence westerly alona-tbe Municipal Code Is hereby amend
last mentJoned center line ot ed to read as follows: Ocean Front (formerly Swf Ave. "SECTION 3102.. Fire Zone No.
nue) to an Intersection with the Two. All tbat certain real prop
aoutherly prolongation of tbe erty situate in tbe City and des-
westerly line of Alvarado Street. lgnated In Article IX of the Mu.
u ahown on said map of New-nlclpal Code of the Ctty of New. port Bay Tract; Ulenee northerly port Beacb belne the Planning
alone the lut mentioned south-and Zonlnc Reculatlons of said
erly prolonption to an tntereec-city as C-1 dlatrlct. C 2 district.
tJon with tbe center line of Ocean Ci-8 dlatrlct and C 2-R district. Front (formerly Surf Avenue) u lncludlna-any amendments or
shown on a map o1 East tff!W. addltJons to utd Article rx here-
port. recorded In Book 3, Paa-e n lnaftu adopted wttb reference to
of VtscellaNous MaP' records aid districts. la hereby declared
of said County: Ulence ,_erly to constitute Fire Zone No. Two."
a1on1 tbe lut mentioned ~ter SECTION 2: The above and line ot Ocean J'tont (fonneriy torecolnc ardlnance ahaU be pub-
Surf AVfltuel and the center u~ llahec:l once ln tbe Newport Mar.
ot ~Avenue u shown on a bot En.alp, a IMWIIP&Pft' ot .-m·
Map of Tr.ct No. 234. rec:onted --.1 circulation. llri.ntecl and pub-
In Book 13. pap 36 and n of llahed and ctmalated In the City
Kl.eell&neoua Jlapl, 81eardt ot ot N.wpoct 8w.d\. and the aame
atcl Cowltr ea4 &loDe the 01n-lbalt be In haD tarat and efted t. llne ol Oeea.a A._ue u 30 _,.. att. u.Ja ,._..,
ahown on a MQ ot s.etton ~.. Tbe ._.. an4 t~~ncoJnc Ol'dl·
Kcapwt ... ~= .._ DUM:te wu lDtro••• at a NCU· 4-~ 2'7 ot M IIQe. lar ~ ot tM 0t1 Oou.ridl IMCorCII fll 0raate oo::r. CUI-ot tM (ltJ Of R.....-t ._ct. tonlla. aftd aloft& U. 1IDe MJcl on tiM ldl tla,r ollllq, ~
Of Oce&• ........ -........ -• ... ,.. ftna.lb' ...-cS and .... ol J'lnt,..,...... ............. '*'Oft tM ~ .., 0( Mu •
Elatl.matet· ot the 1..!8 Glrl
Scout budpt were read and ap.
proved at the .. "1 qu.arterl:y
meettna of ~ cJtt 8cout »-
.octauon held at tb OLrl Scout
House. ~t Mr'l; Ted Ham.
brook conduetH the mfttlnc of
board members and leaders. Mra.
E. G. Doane, finance chaJ.rman.
explained that the bud~ hu
been supported by the Com·
munJty 0\eat and broua-ht out
that each IICOUt co« $11.42 thla
year-the lowest ln the county.
Mrs: Oren Wade announced a
lva-e contribution made this year
to tlle JuUette Low lnte:rnaUonal
Prlendahlp Fund to pro m o t e
friendship In countries not be
hind the lron curtain, proportion·
ately lara-er than many la.reer
councl.ls.
The three prize wtnnlng scout
troops durin& the cookies sale
were n.amed by Mrs. o. A. Obere.
t."'Oide cha.l.rman. They were
Mariner ShJp Maul, &ldp~ by
Mrs. Patrtck Wat.on; Intermedi-
ate Troop n, led by Mra. Earl
Petenon; and Brownie Troop No.
49, led by Mrs. Sally Brown.
Each of the tJ'oopa wlna tiO In
Harbor Hi Bands to Present
Concert T omo~row Evening
The lnll'tumental music de.
partment of Newport Ha.rbor
HJih School will pr~nt Ita an
nual performanc~ at & p.m. to-
morrow (Friday 1 In the school
auditorium.
Performlna-under the direction
of Clinton Sawin wllJ be the Tar
Band, the Concert Orchestra and
the Concert Band.
DC I••• 11111•1• •• 011. FleW •• ,
Honor students from Orange
Coast Colleee spent an afternoon
and evening visiting attractions
In Los Angeles re-<'t'ntly for thelr
annual field day
Members of the local chapter
Of Alpha Gamma Sterna who
made the trip are Joanne Merrill .
Vlrglnla Moore. Wayne Smlth-
aon. Paul Ozolins, Sharon Orr,
Sondra Harbert, Harlan Confer.
Donna Schurr, Howard Allen.
Valerie D'Amato, DardJe Schaef.
er. C h r I s t I n e Rogers, Jerry
Va ughn and Bill Price.
SoJolsts wUI be Grea-AdaJM.
first chair clarinetist In tbe Con-
cert Band. who wUI play Con·
certlno for clarinet and orchestra
by von Webt'T, and Mary K.ettb,
who will be heard In the tlm
movement of Plano concerto In
A minor by Greta-.
Tht-Tar Band, newly or1anl.zed
thls yt-ar, will play Military £a .
cort March, Student Prince Over.
ture. Two Mood», Leat-ndary AJr,
and Fantasy For Bands. The
Concert Orchestra ll' to be heard
In lpheeenla en Aulls. Blossom
Time Selection, the clarinet con.
ce.rtlno, Windsor Melody, and the
magnificent Pre 1 u de. Chorale
and Fugue In G Mlnor by Bad\
as arranaed by Abert.
The Concert Band will play La
Gaz:u Ladra Ovmure, aelectJona
from the Kina and I, MannJn
Veen. the Greta-plano conce1o,
and alter the aJa-ht readlnc .eJec .
tlon the band will cla.e the con.
cert witll Mow.ora-s.ky's Pictures
At an Exhibition.
Scoutlnc equlpmenL Mra. Obere PI nus PLA11 HVIEWS
Funds rallied by th~ annual
concerts are u8ed to purcha.ae ad.
dltlonal equipment and music
for the high 11ehool muaJc depart.
ment. said that 3,a boxes of cookJes Plans are belna-laid by Mrs.
were sold, the proceeds of which
1
Austin Sturtevant of Costa Mesa ;:::::::::::::::::::::=::=::~
wU1 go to establlah a camp for !or another w1nter series of book v.cs.r 11.., IIRIJ •t
Newport Glrl Scouta. reviews ft-aturlng M a r y Greer a A p p y DAy 1 c • 0 0 L
The. quarterly meetlna-also
1
Scarborough of Pasadena as a tar Llttle Polk
Included dbcuaalon croups head benefit for the PI Beta Phi Alum. 440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
ed by Mrs. .Jack Qul.aenbt'rry, nae of Orange County. Proceeds Harbor 4.369 Mra. Smith Newberry, Mn. Ralph !rom the book rt>VIews are used Mrs. Jean Vaua-bn, director
WUcox and Mrs. .John Oertly. !iiriniuirs~lnig~sch~oiliars~h~lp~s~. =:::=g~~~~~~~g~~~g BeefnJnnc aee for Brownie troops
and troops or m.lxed aees were
dlacu.ue-d.
• • •
Irvine property ln N e w p o r t
Heights. overlooking the BaC'k
Bay, will be used for the Girl
Scout summer day camp, an
nounced Mrs. John Oertly, chair
man or the annual camp, which
will begin June 24.
• • •
Summer Day Camp for Girl
Scouts w1ll start June 20 with
''Wild West Cowboys" as this
year's tbeme, accordJng to Mrs. I
Sidney Sanders of Shore Cliffs,
who is In charge. I
• f1JRNITURE
INTERIOR DECORAnON
aAL.IOA JSLAJm
214 MariAe A.._ llcabcw lSC7
OOIIO.A DEL 11AA
ZN6 E.. Coast Bittl••s a-. rn
If you had the money
which would you choose?
What's your fondest ul'Cillll" A deep-~ 1. _.
tnp? A vacabon in Europe or a new car7 Sendmg
your children to college? Or buyang a beauuful
new home'?
If you open a savings aocount in an imured
Savinp and Loan Association-and add to it
regularly-your dream, whatever it mav be. wall
aomcday come true! ·
RW#rt IIIOW 1M AmmctDI pmpW pt11 ""'" JD•'iffK·'
~ dollar, iltto bt..rwnl Sovirr Dnd 1..oo1t
AsJoc.latlolu dttltt •.Y't lwfY ~IN I
There are £OOd fWUOns for this prefc::renoc-tlrff
&ood I'QSOQS. in fact :
I. You &'II' an/Jnll rrbrJU. 'That's becaUJe the
Auociations itrwst mo.t o( lheir funds in
IOUnd. .-dy-payiac home mortpp.
2. Your ......, is • -.fr • Ida can bo.. It's~
leCeed by cood ~ and sobtlanual
reserves. And at's insured up to SIO.OOO b) the
Federal Sa"ing! and Loan Insurance Corpora-
tion -an agency of t~ U. S. Govemmenl.
l. You're deahng with respon Jble people of your
own home town. IW8tdlv people. People who
really·know-and c:&R about you and your
community.
And ~·s another point: When you're think-
in~ of bu)'lng a home.. I'CIInCimber that insured
SaVlnp and Loan Atloclationa ve 1M lttltiot~'l
~st lfW k KJfl1'tY of ltoww ,..,.,.., ltilnu. They
ma.ke libcn.l loam. 'Ibey • tO ft dlat you get
the money quic:tty-a.Dd at mod-
enc.e rata.
Why noc drop u. .._. at ,._
nearest m.ua.t s.vt.p ad t...o..
"-odation. You'D II Jlad you
d.ad !
........... , ....... ~~.,.tiM~~ to troiKJeetDs.,...Ma.-~w~t: aad LOAII ·Aa .. ., ... ()la.ntJ .... -•. ·4YJ:I. OOUJifCII..IID: a.nMU. lltwpwt leMIII ,.,.,.. Ia ~a. W'INir~ IIII'.Mita.Y. 'IU Und, IUa• P. A. Palmer, ~ ~e:.=·•· 110~ ....... ~~·11111. :W ..... Ceaill .. li"!"t ~ .. " 'IUrd u~ . 1'one. • Jloaport ~ r::r::: 18 ~~ W. OM. et UM ~&.We w: &..ca a ADitl: · ....... .,
GlattwuT
Glimpses
., Alf1l
Want your own private taahlon
show? Well, you can have lt!
Clothes modeled just for you at
O'BRIEN'S. In fact It's just for
you that we thoueht up thh ll'l
ole ldea of havlne Informal
modeling evf!ry Thursday alter.
noon--from 2 to J..--60 come In
and see how much more than
hanger appeal you find when
the clothes are shown to you as
they really look. Everyone has
been so enthusiastic about our
Idea of informal modeling on
Thursday at{ernoons. so be s ure
and drop by today and every
Thursday . . . we'll want our
models to be busy with special
requests.
Of CIOW"M I ( cmd my stst.z
mantlda.a. EU.... cmd Coleetl)
are modellDg the ~Wul
,...... at <YaJUEJr"S ...-y
day--4ftD Ia the wiDdowa Oil
Suadays. but .,..... Ub you
an, we doll't want to bother
to by them ALL 011. Mow we
CGD ... what we nally Ub
tint.
This Is a special. special week
also because It ls the week of our
llower window. You remember
how lovely we looked last year
when we had O'BRIEN'S fashions
complimented by fl owers from
Normans? Well. you were so
pleased, land so were we> that
Gladys Norman Is doing a flower
window again-with the help of
furniture props from Gladys
Hughes around the corner at the
Lamp Ught Shop. Don't miss It !
1 know we disappointed st'V·
era! o! you because we didn't
have enough of those lovely da<'·
ron batiste blou~hat everyone
was crazy about, so we have just
received another shipment. Now
Jet this be a warning to you:
First come, tlrst served! All right,
you may call and teserve your
size I! you can't get ln until
tomorrow.
You laww ODe of the big dlf.
f•~ ......... bargai.D bQ:M..
-...t .... caad ••ll-cSMig'Ded
f-h'-Ia that the bMter
dnMee fit YOU. JIJght DOW we
ca. partlculcmly proud of ouz
..t.u.~.. collectioD of c:u.atom
au. lA ctr..... aDd eaM'Dbl"
fen ~ ot u wbo are aot
EXAcrLY aae .U. or ~
••• MUa lacdf .u.. 01' petfte-..
Ccae Ill aa4 ... tbeal. you'll
be thr1lled at the Ml«tlODI -. )I . /) .. ~· ;' , _, __ _~.. ---
~ .,., .•,·
JlArbOI' ..
2515 COAST aotJLEV AliD
COBOKA DEL MAll
Fr0111 the POUCE Cham~ionshiR in a.tseba
________ .... ,.s., __________ """'!'"_,____ TIM thJnt RCC .. ItW ~ lntwit .... GIItolwtlit .....
e n $ 4
Ooatennc:e ........ ...loft. r.-....... C«Y CoUece ...
<Oont:lftued from Pale I> ptcldnr up brokn .l)tt4JMPaph ahJ) ~Y wu ......,'*' to .._.-4; 11My wUl 10 aortllto.
Newport .Juch. reported the reoortt.. a ttont wtndaiW broken O>ach Wenct.U Pldlena ot Orahre monow to play W..t Ooatra eo.
theft ot b.r eon'• red tricycle and the houte IMIM4 up: the Cout eou ... 1ut nJ.aht at the ta CoUqe for the ~tate junior
. , . Alex Jtobertlon ot 1556 S. woman reported belr\1 Sn a per. aprtnr ..,arta award banquet at eoneae Utle .
Bay Front. Balboa llland, Uated ~~anal flrbt with a Jtobert A)'ree the Student Out•. T h • "Outata.n Athlete"
the thert of a $50 radJo . . . who had left ... Eueene A. CrJ1. The Plrates not only won the dine
eaATUUAY. MAY 11 fes, 25. of Covina wu caueht ln conference ebampton.htp but award wu pawentM ~."Budd)"'
The can ot Clarence M. Chester a riptide oU 61.at St. and Sea· went on to wtn the Southern Belahe, an All·Amerte&n lunlor
ot 2102 Serrano Ave .. Balboa, and ahore Dr., Newport Beach, at 3:0:5 Cautornla b.ueball cbamplonahJp
James Wleat ot 1:10 Cecil Pl., p.m.; wu carried to eea about
Costa Mesa. w~ Involved In a 100 yards but wu able to .wtm
minor accident on McFadden Pl.. back to sho~ without aul•tance
Newport Beach, at 12:30 p.m . . . . . .. The driver of a late model
A truck being baci<ed onto N"'· black car tried to run her car
port Blvd. 120 feet so.uth of 26th off the road at 32nd St. and New-
St., Newport Beach. by RJchard port Blvd. at 2:37 p.m., Florence
Drant of 1537 Miramar Dr., Bal· RJce of 1352 W. Balboa Blvct .•
boa, was hit by a car driven by Newport Beach, complained ...
Edward J. Brooks of 330 "L" St., e MOMDAT. MAT 23
Balboa, at 4:40p.m. . . . Cash totaling $17 was stolen
e SlJlfDAT. MAT 22 trom the Grt>yhound Bus Depot,
In response to a disturbance 3200 W. Coast Hwy., Newport
caU at 225 20th St., Newport Beach, along with three bottles
Beach. ottlcers found Carol Cribbs of wine from the bus depot cafe.
Hey Kids. Quit
Selling Shells
EJ.da. you're gobag to hcno• to
qult ..W.Og ahel1a Oil the beacb
betwMD JIG1boa cmd Jfewporl
8eac:h.. etty U«*aM eou.ctor
Harold Touag has calr.ed lf.w.
port pollc. to CDk you to lecrn
the area. aa complCiiata bcnoe
bMa coml.Dg bato dty halL
KB.AFTS-Qt.Jar
MIRACLE
WHIP
Sa!~'Y eo!!~!'ry
Corona del Mar
WE ARE BACX and-
READY TO SERVE YOU!
"F"meat In .DGJieiY
These
CRISCO~· c. 7::
Shortening 69~
· NOTICEI.
•
'MUST SELL
Muat •ll 15 more New Can tbia JDODih-
WiU gift "Extra Bonua Deala." balance ..
.
JOHNSON & SON
LDfCOLK-IdllCVJIY
100 W..t'c..t Blp_, .... a-1 a...ta
YOUR BUDGET CAN TAlE A HOUDAYl
For picnica-parti.H-Out-of~town guMta
stock up on these quality tooda for the long
week-end.
DADT MAID-rtm Qaallty
Butter 5.9L
You mu.t be bu.tiag a doseD
or so city lcnn. naliDp cmd
procedW"eL lD the flnt p1acle
you'd hcnoe to g.t YariCIDC»>I
bom tbe Clty PlcmaJ.ag Com·
mluloa. whlcb would probably
be impoM!ble for the publlc:
beach. You Deed city llC~e~LeM.
.me. tax permits • .ocial ...
c:urtty fona• W1ed out aDd
other small detaUa. , nmgtDg
thlough city, COUDty, .tate cmd
federal ~-b. Se1l1D9
eea ahella la a compll~
bu.WMu.
u.an·~ OL CaD
Chili & Beans 35( AI • F •12·5· 11 Wax Paper :.~.1,. ------um1num 01 ,. APPLE TDI.
TOMATOES... 16( ·ILLS·-·~~-~-··~.: ( Apple Sauce:. ... 1~ Unsung
Commercials
Miss Agnes Blomquist. an eX·
ecutlve ot Newport Balboa Sav.
lngs and Loan Association since
it was founded In 1936. has been
e lected by the Association direc·
tors as executive viee.presldent.
Mr11. Lyla Baugh, who has been
assistant 8eCJ'etary, wu named
secrl"tary of the Association. She
Is aJso an assistant loan oftlcer.
* * * Professional Investment a n d
Bulldlng Corporation, 2826 New.
port Blvd .. Newport Beach. which
only a few mo nths ago w as ls.
sued a ~rmit by the Department
of Investments. Division of Cor.
poratlons of California to sell
stock In Its new corporation. de.
clared Its first dividend May 10.
--:-----:---:---------CaD. _· _ Angel Food -. 45 -11 kl l PRICE SALE o• p• ~~(
EL .·~.:;:: p;~~j~fc; 23( .,!_~ es ~ .. :.~~
---2_a.c._pq.._3h ii;TEMilk QL...... ., ·~~eats c.. 21~ CORN--;o-·-1(1( m·u.-29 ~ !~~~!de :~:29«
M;t&;.ih&:· 21( CRACKERS Cat Food 2*23(
MAXWELL BOUSE GOLD ·COIN BACON COFFEE 75•. LEAK MEATY
SPARE RIBS MAY BARGAINS
l La. CELLO
at REINERT'S, Costa lesa
lar 26th to •• , 28th
FU:SH
Sweet Corn 6 lbs. 29c
Cudahy Rex Franks
LADIES Al'fD CJJlLS DRESSES
Reduced 1/3 to 112
BOT'S AND GIRLS
BROKEN SIZES
WOMEN'S
LEATHER SHOES
REDUCED TO CLUR
Bnaabed llayoo Pajamaa/Cowu
Aa.arted SUps etc. aad Dealm
Play Cloth" . 1/J TO lfa OFF
WOOL JACKETS cmd SKillTS REDUCED
MEN'S cmd BOYS' Wool Sblrta. aweaten
Boya' Nyloo S..nudcer cmd aroaddotb ShUts
Marte~ War--Don!
YARDAGE BARIAIIS!
BUT FJilST TAJm AT ll.EC. PJUCE OD 1
CET SECOMD Y ABD FOB .. .. ... .. C
OPEM 'TlL lflJf£ FIUDAT EVES.
(All &elM FI.DGI)
* <••a.... -c.-.. M.-claaad )
DDAIIDdWift'OIIa
llll ... ,.. .... a.... .... , ......... ._ *
FJLESH
Pineapple •••••• 7c lb.
LOCAL
Strawberries 3 box. 79c
WHITE ROSE
Potatoes ••• 101bs.39c
NED. SIZE
Bell Peppers •• 3 for 5c
~;1 . fROZEn IOOOS
K.C.P_.-. Ccm
Lemonade
SWISS STEAK
BUMP 08 IB011LDEB
ROLLED ROAST
RIB STEAK
GROUND ROUND
Prime Rib Roast
CURED HAMS WIIOL& oa
IIIAJIIt JIAU'