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I ·Police Told
To Check
Fonner CouncUman Andrew W.
Smith, now the "Col Andy Say .. •
. columnlat for the Newport Harbor
I Ensign, called on Newport City Vol. 7 .... 46--I'We C..ta T11U11SDAT. ru-E JO. 1155
Council Monday evenJng to In-----------......:.----------------------------vestlgate the o~ratlon of pinball
machines to determine whether
they pay off.
Col. Smith contended that there
are pay-offs to pinball playena.
that therefore the plnballs are
eambllng devices. and Illegal. He
presented his req~ to City
Council at tht. time because the
city Is about to l.ssue business li-
censes for the 1955-~ fiscal year.
Bills for plnbalf business lJ.
censes have already been llf'nt
out by the clty. Only Ucense hold
er Is Clyde Den1lnpr of Balboa
in the name of the a.ch Amuse·
Lower Taxes
Due as City's
Budget is Cut
ment Co. ___ .1__ e JlEF£8 IT TO I'OLEE
On a motion by Councilman
Sandy MacKay, Counell voted to
refer the matter to th• Pollee De-
partment for lnvesttaatlon and
report.
Councilman ~aid Ben net t
commented that plnballs have A substantial saving Is in sight been ruled a legal device. "But
for the taxpayers of Newport pay1ng oft 1s another matter," he
dent of the Central Newport Beac.h as a result of Monday eve. said. "You must have evidence on
Citizen Committee
For Parks Formed
A Citizen~ Committee for Parks
and Playgrounds wu formed last
Thursday evening at a meeting
repreeentlng all areas of Newport
Beach, held at the Corona del
Mar Community Church.
Named chairman of the new
l'f'OUP wu Harold (Hal) Glass ot
110 lOth St., Central Newport.
Mrs. PhlUp Burton of 2920 Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar, wu
named vlc:e-dlAlnnan, and Frank
Fehy of 2828 Seaview Ave., eo.
rona del Mar, sec:retary.treuurer.
Ed Healy, 113 15th St., pres!-
Newport City Council approved
the mo\lon of Councilman Gerald
,Bennett Monday evening to In-
struct the city manaeer and city
eneineer to prepare plans for ex-
pansion and Improvement of the
city traUer park on the Newport
bay front. The vote was unanl.
mou~.
Mr. ~nnett had withdrawn an
earlier motion to renew trailer
park leases after Councilmen J.
B. Stoddard and Sandy MacKay
said they had not had time to
discuss it. Explaining the reason
for this motion. Mr. Bennett s.--~d
the trailer park resldenu are
anxious to know what's coming
up. At present the previous Coun-
cil's action of terminating leases
as of next Sept. 30 1B stiJl In
eUf!Ct.
City Manaeer John Sailors said
he would Uke to have some of
the councilman on a committee
with himself and City Engineer
Bert Webb to p~ the expan-
sion plans. Mr. Bennett volun-
teered to .erve on the committee.
Mr. Stoddard said he wanted a.t
leut half of the trailer park
beach to be made Into a public
beach.
Protest Made
Against Cafe
Complaints aeaJnat the opera.
tlon of Ernie's Cafe at 469 N.
Newport Blvd., Ju.lt above the
Arches overpau, were heard
again In the Newport Counen
Community Association. opened 1 ning s lenethy hassle over the that score."
the meeting and presided unt11 11955-56 budget. City Council a p-"lt we are Interested we should
the ottlcers were elected. , proved the budget after two hours do exactly what Col. Smith's let e COIOIITTEE •AXED of dlscusalon. ter says -subpena witnesses,"
The first order of business after Under the close scrutiny of Councilma n J. B. Stoddard said.
the election was the city trailer Councilmen J. B. Stoddard and "You must catch .10meone In
park. On a motion from the floor, Sandy MacKay, about $75,000 was the act of paying ott tO prove It,"
the chatnnan appolhted a com slashed from the budget. In addl said Mr. Bennett.
mfttee to study the trailer park tlon to thla saving. City Council "Have you referred this to the
problem, also a long range pro removed the 50-cent water meter pollee?" Councilman Clarence
eram of parks and recreation for charge, an annual totAl of more Higbie uked Col. Smith.
Drive Is Laun~hed :~ci~a~:i;:s.
To ·amend Charter Are checked • Councilman Sandy M a c K a y the entire clty. than $50.000. Thls water charge e COUJICIL llUJ'OiriDLE
Tbere was discussion of a pe. was replaced by a 3-cent tax levy. "I have not." Col. Smith an. the conclusion of Monday eve-
tltfon to put the trailer park Issue to raise about $15.750. Thus the swered. "I have sent the request The Harbor Citizens League of. ment. Here Is the text of the no-nlng's five . hour • lona Newport
tossed In a bit of a bombabell at
on the ballot. alao to call for a total savings will be about $110.-to the City Councll, \thlch Is re-flclally launched their campalan tlce ot Intention, which Includes City Council roeetlna by uklnc
Ch_,. amendment to reqylre 000. sponslble. You are a&ut to re-today to amend the Newpon the League's reasons for. deslrlne for an lnvestiption of charees ot
putrue vote on renewing or ex-The two pencil wielding coun-llcen.se gam b II n 1 . Those ma Beach City Charter so that elee-to amend the Charter : frreeularities ln certain city de-
~(J!~ Jeues on city owned cllmen estimated that the 1~ chines are gambllne machines. If tion of city councUmen should be LEQAL xonCE partmenta.
wa rnt property. tax rate would total $1.06, com-there Is any question about this. by district instead of at laree. N011CE OF lN'TENTION TO Be uUcl (« a .pedal meettnc
Mr. Glaa appointed the foOow-pared to the $1.09 for the year I have told you bow to find out." The League ls publl.sh.ln& In ClJtC'UI..ATE PE'TTI'IOK at C!t7 tou.sa In ., ~ dll
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--,, A; ,..... ot 11 Cltets, beeaue ol f& iimoval mean at JO•..,.tolDI to tftiOna 10 p[je~t~·ttie que.tioD on a ~ e. • -.. tM
M29 E. Cout ll'wy., Corona del of tbe water meter charze. laue tht-II~ the ballot. sure to be placed on ~ ballot prea
Mar. and Mark Eneelke, g)l Here are the comparative flg. ''1l'lere ls no evidence of gam At a spedal meeting Sunday. to amend the Charte-r of the City Councilman C«ald Be n nett
Seashore Dr .• West Newport, with ures. UatJne the 1.954-55 tax rates, bllne," Mr. Bennett replied. the League approved a motion to of Newport Beach so that each said, "Get the evidence flrst.. Lot
former Councilman Andrew W. IContl.nued oo Pap 1) <Continued on Page 7) sponsor the lnitlatlve amend City Councilman shall be elected of It ls unwartanted : 1 know be
Smith, of 3400 Ocean Blvd .. Co by the counctlrnanlc district In cause t checked on It today "
rona del Mar, as advisory mem which he rt>Sidt'S. Councilman ~ Wlldf'f' said
ber. The p~nt provision for elec he could not agrt>e with Mr Mac-
• ~UT 40 ATI'E.JfD tton at large was taken from the I Kay's proposal to open up thf'
The organization meetlng of defeatE'd Chaner of 19-19. The m~ting to the press
this new Citizens Committee was very first election under the The motiOn wao: dt>feat~ four
attended by about 40 ~rsons. prest>nt Chartt"r showed a h ighly to threE--with Counc-llm€'n Wil
They agreed that the Board of 01-unsatisfactory defect. bnnging der. Bennett. C'laren('(' R1gh1C' and
rectors will Include two rE'presen-about an Injustic-e to thrt:"E' of the Stanley Ridderhof voting no,
tatlves from each of the seven S('Ven districts-No 1. NPwport . Councilmen MarKay a net J B
councUmanfeo districts of the city. No. 5, Balboa Is land. and No. 6. Stoddard and Mayor H1 ll voting
They agreed abo to send a let south easterly Corona del Mar I yes_
ter to the city's new Park, Beach C'andldatf'S In these distr icts who The matt('r had c-omp up In tht>
and R e c reatIon Commission, r~lv~ majoritie-s In their own Monday morning "ludy st"'.Sion.
pledging support for "a positive districts were defeated by the It Is undE-rstood that Council in
program for parks and play. votes In lhP other diStricts. The structed City Mnnngt'r Jnhn Sail
grounds." result JS that theSe three dis ors to lnv~>stlgatt' th€' c-hlHg(':o;.
Mr. Healy brought up a num-trlcts an now being represented and that hP rpportPcl h1s flndmg~
ber of problems ln various areas by roundlmPn not of their rna I to Council at a rlo<>Pd ml'<'llng nf
of the city: the public restroom JOrlty rhoiCt' Council Tui'Sclay aftrrnoun Thr
In Balboa, which he described as The FrPi'holders who wrotf' our following ~tat('mf'nt "as 1-.stH•cl
"disgraceful;" new restroom prt"St'nt rhartf'r WPH' strongly ad by Mayor Dora H11l dft<'r th.•t
needed also near the N~port vised b\' Mr W1lllnms. the c-har I met>tlng ·
pier; need for a. recreation area Iter eApert h1rt'd by thf'm "" legal ''The efftci<'nc-) uf thf' !'It) g0,
for Balboa Island, and a lso for adviS<•r tn wrilt> in a straight ernment was PAam1ned anrt o;ug
the Newport Heights Clltf Haven ward "~"'I'm 1 I' nom mate and gestlons for lmpro\'PmPnt "f'TP
llECTOil AJifD f' AJOL T-8eY. cmcl MIL JobD B. tara ..... nctor of St. Jam• ~ auarcb of Jfewport 8eadt.. Ia u... ft wltb tWr
family ba the St. Jam• a.ctowy, 410-IStb St..
Rev. Parke Begins Duties
As St. James Rector Friday
Rev. John H . Parke, new rector
ot St. James Episcopal Church of
Newport Beach, will assume his
duties In the church tomorrow
1 Friday) and will hold his tlrst
services ln the churcb th1s Sun-
d-.y.
Mr. Park~ comes from Grace
Church, Horwood. MU&, where
he wu rector f~ three )'MIS.
Prior to that time he wu rector
of St. Johns Chu.rch, WOIUSter.
Ma.a.. for alx yeua.
From 1924 to 1930 he lived In
Pasadena, Calll .. where his father
was vicar of the Church of the
An,els. He attended the Polytech-
nic elementary school In Paaa
dena, went to Kent School In
Connecticut and graduated from
Princeton University ln 1938.
where he majored In claaies.. He
went to th~ ~neral Theolocical
Seminary In New York Clty and
wu ordalned a deaoon tn 19t2
and a prleat In 19U R• wu cu-
rate of St. Jam. Oaurcb, er-n.
before IOiq lnto the ~·
Be IIW'I"'ed Mial Joe.D IAe Cole
Hour Firenrla llllw
At Balltta Pilr I•••J
A oee-boa.r fb-ewwlta cJMplay,
"the beet yet.-wW be flncl
fraD tbe lkdbocr .._ at darlt
oa tbe f'ourtla ol Jaly, Or9We
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Several ftlllable attJd.-.,....
t"ll'<'t h\ •ll"t rle t made. Moralt' and the prl"St>r\a
Tht> pr<'"~'nt Ia" makPs It pos tlon of good relations bfiv.N'n
SiblE' fnr a mac-hine t-ontrolllng Coundl and t>mploy~ wt>rP "'
7.JO \'ul€''-tc1 throw them against amint'd. It wa:. agM"<'d that thf'
any Cclndul.tt('-. 1'1 any nr all dis ,:;rPat~ dt"gtN' of effki€'nf'V am1
trkt-. <lOci rlf'h•at an:-c-anciidatp moralp 1:' nhtluned "h€'n C.:nuncil
df!";plt€' any ma Jvrlty hP may win has rompl<•te ron!idenc·€' m Its
in has O" n di-.trlct appolntPd otridalo; ThP unanl
ThP ldPa behind dh1dlng the mous opinion was that the!lf: of
city Into distric-ts was to havE' in fkials rontinue to havP the coun
dlv1dual reprt'M'ntatlon for each ell's highest confldencc and sup
S«tlon. t'!i!pt>elally sin('(' our d ty port."
Is dlvldE'd Into distinct sections
of Interest and activity, as well
as ge-ographkally. It Is common
practl('(' In the United States to
nominate and elf'ct by districts
HARBOR CTTIZENS LEAGUE.
Mrs. Ru by Stevenson, SecrE'tary.
llEW AaD rs OFFERED
A $500 reward for Information
leading to the arrest and t'Onvlc
tlon or a harbor a~a pet poiiOnf:'r
has been offe~d by thE' PE't Pro
tect.ors of OrangE' County.
Council Settles Argument
On Cost of Joint 8.1 . ·Pier
Newport City Council bad to hls float and he wanted Mr.
act with the wladom ot Solomon Grant to ah~ In that movtnc
at Monday evenlnf's ~ be-cost too. llr. M~yer asked for
cauw two Balboa Island property half of S1.585 for t.be pier and
owners could not I'd tocether on hall ot the cca of movln&.
the <.'OIIt ot a Joint pier. Mr. Ghnt a1'f\Md that the or. Hon~ M~. who bad pur. t&tnaJ pleor wu not built IICC'OI'CJ.
d\ued the Pf~ at 123 E. 11-.y rna to p1aM t.u..s. that U It bad
rt. ln l'etlnlary .... he ... told been tNUt ~. h• aMIId ...
t.baj t.b pier would M all ha., Oft his float Wft.bout ....... t.bre ancl that tta value wu $S.D. pa., .._.._. he .._,, hll 1M
Burton Graftt 1MM~Pt tiM ad. aboald Pt.Y batt' ot .... ....._ Jolalnl ~ at U5 lq Ft. eo&
about tbe-..:. Ume. lie wallhld
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TILIPHONU. HMNr 1114 HI I 1 II
WIWIB OFTHI
CAUFOINIA ~Nil PUIUSHaS ASSOC&AnOH
~ ef tt.. NATIONAL EOIToa&AL ASSOCIATOH
AlVO £.. HAAPA Eil+er .M P•~ PlG HMPA ._ .. ..._ &.lltet
HU-H McMILJ..AN ___ .. Newt ......... ,._
IElT L JOHNSON... ..... .......... OfrMtet
SAM MITCHELl ~•thiA .. Pt4~
lUIY STEVEHSO ....... ,_
• • • The NEWPOll HAliOl ENSI-H a-1M-, • ..,.._ h AN • ,...,.,_,_, •' , .... ,.1 clrc~etiOfl It-t 1-dt...-t -' tile s.un-c-t ..... laor
rNIOfl thereof Ia '"eliRe41 t• p~aWl.ll eN pttWlc Nt~ ~ by lew • • •
Entere41 •• $ecoft4f O.u M.tt. Ita tM P.t Office et c.-4Mt Mer, C.llf.
SUISCIUmON lATU
L.oc.l wJMcri,_ ret.u r-r-1'«1: -.,...,__,u.ao
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• •o 1'001.1110 didn't ahow untll July or Auaull. Uncle Bany aorers• finJt alba-Don't uk me lf they'll mow ln
core, heralded lut week In thla cloeer. Better uk 110tneone who
celumn, wu not just a stray fish. knows, lf there Ia anyone who
Since then, more than a favored can flaure albacore. But I do
Cew have beud, tor the first thne think that thla year wtU beat last
this season. the delltlltful volley year, and could turn Into som•·
or sound that comes from a reel thin& rHl wonderful. At least the
when theoze'a a lon•.n.n trying to Tenth lnterclub Albacore Tour-~ oiJ far Clalna. nament, the bJeaest salt water
A-1 Plumbing
Owner Is Dead
IWUW'f, JVIIa & a•
lila.IGDk tu.Mf&l .. ~ tcr • aD1' lilT ..,. • A ._ -
LewJI x....-...., e. of 405 llhbiJe dktu! Wo:nderf\al to = ,_ ....... lmow, and
relate. •adeeiti''Pta:r'" v~ Jlftba doa't. Or • ~bow HolJI:Iwooed Dr .. Rcwpwt Htltbta. dea.n CJ( mtdldne CII-Cbe u.,._. tUt ,.. ..._ ...._ ~000
OWMir ol A·l PIWDblna a.ntce, ....._of ~---·-' .._. Mid lloridq tD tbe Baltz _, -..,...u. Do lQ ~ • 1II'Oitb of •• ..._ ., PlOP·
IICiftuar)' eo.. ..._Chapel. co:n. ~w mef Or cU• It ..-Qr iap, ~ daat .._ DOt ,., ... f\a1l duet.~ b1 u.. leatalt.aa ~ pee f -laSt Jhow f1l tbe -..,. llllllt tlaat ,_ aM 1 .._ Par
Kr . .._ 41s.1 lue 18 .,..; • m aty Ball. n•..., u.e twe lMtuce. Jut,.., tllli • ..,td
bnlf Wnta He W1o1 bam 1D ao. en4 men. Jay ltodcl.,. ud SUd)' fLOt. with tiM a • ._ .. etr·
ConMr, IdahO, and bad. Uwd 1ft M&c:Ka7, took eM dty ......... taiD -=tiona. 'l"bete leed I were the barbor .,... t« tbe put 10 ela~ "'i'tt a..-.rt w'u a Joy aMtad to the dt7 aad--. In
ye.va. Be Ia wrvtved b1 hJe wife, to behold.. '~bey .....U, cut It up without UIWnlJtC QJ Crt the
Mrt. Cbulene RoM. and two lnto Uttl• ptece.. boD4e4 cJebL T h • 1 are: Bay
dauptera. Jfaney, 14, and leU)', 1'M1 puDdled men boMt ln ft ...... lltoN Cltdlt. COrona BJah-
8. ol tbe home add.rea. than a lw1al ~ ,..._,. .t<ecl 1 ..... ...,_ ..._.,. a.M. ID08t
Be worked u a plumber tn oa by outBDJq u.etr pW.r to C\lt NetlltlJ', the u~ a.y.
Seattle Wub before ao1n1 to tbe total tax to St.ol .thn tM You Uk why! Well 110 cUd L
sea u ~ muln'~ enrtneer. He aaw ~ .... ~.21 ~ ....... Cit7t ~a:!~ I was told that thi'J' dl4 DOt re-
mollt of the world whJle aboard .,. • """"'teL & ua .., .,. "'"' quest annexation. therefore they
ahlpa. Durlne World Wu D he tHt ot the Oouncll will IO,alonr. were a.empted. That eeema Uke
worked ln the mart.n.e enetneera and we hope they wtll, they a pretty flimsy reuon. To nw It departm~nt of the Todd Shlp-aa1f.uw 1 ter K dam 14 aeema that when annoec~; they
yard.a ln Tacoma, Waah. e • • a.yor became a part ot tbe dtJ ancJ u
The .,.... f1l tJae flnt albacore Heht.tackle tlablne competition
• • +; 8 8 • 8 spread.a t.uter than meuJea 1n an most anywhere. will have a lot ot ~I_ -n H E a k I m 0 kla-.a.rten. ~r fun on July 9 and 10. The San
•• + e a :• * Be came to the harbor uea In uked wondertnely If there ~ Ach oertalnly beneftt tram the
1M, finrt llvlne In Corona del any quNt:Jona,. c:ornmenb from CUferent ~Jeeta that...,. buUt
Mar. Be wu Ucenaed u a con. the aucUenc:e. We were entranced; by the~te bOnd-. IUcb. u a. Jetty,
tractot and muter plumber but no nef'd to open our mouth. the p.iet, the water ay1tem and
preten-ec1 to do repalt plumblnl Atra1d 1t we cUd even to applaud the sewer syatem. · IIIJ .l;lJD-~ ._. QwennJ• Jtocen bad called and Dleeo Marlln Club Ia the elebth --T -:r told me the rood aewa. I eot club to join up. That wUI make
':I*C:X*::::I*CC* ::I*CNC:Xi:'INCI:N :IICII:I':'I*ICK':::li'C'ICI':'I'i::x':::li8CNICINC'ii::XI:X:K8:1!8CX' :::lli'C81:'11':X:KN:::INCNI:I'C' re~ ~al1 ~ =· J-~~ :: ~!ic,~44th~~~::e~~~~ 0~~ work ln which be apedal&Zied. ~~~~to~~ be Now u to whether or not they
SWJ lat« we were broupt ulced. to be annexed. leave us
badt wttb a jolt when Councll-take the recent cue of the Upper
man lennett, runnlnl true to Bay. r wu on the Oouncll at that
form, made the fut motion on tilDe, and they may not have
the adverttalne budeet to aet the been asJdnr, but It looked llke
tax at 2 cents Instead ot wtplne the whole Irvine Co. was In the
It out altoeether u propoeec1 by city manaeer'• offk:e when we
the two end men. Two centa. plus arrived tor our afternoon meet-
the present reserve, wllJ add up lng. W~ were told that tbey had
to neady $18.000 tor that fund. aald that they would not resist
Remember I predicted that they I annexation. What a coy way to
would flnd a w~ to circumvent put It! You ca.n be darned aure
the will of the people when you that they were eaeer to eet It
by a 2 to 1 vote cut the Ct\amber done, before they would be put
of Commerce down to size. They In the embarrassing poaltlon or
do not seem to take a blnt from having to tum down Costa Mesa's
that vote. They mean to show request to annex 'em.
• PAY-OFF?
Newport's police chief &nd two .city councilmen agree that there
is a p&y-oH on pinball machines. Certainly an inquiry i1 in order, os
requested by Col. Andy Smith. That investigation is the duty end re·
sponsibility of our City Council ... or of the County Grand Jury.
This is not penny ante stuff we're talking about. The take is Ire ·
mendous. But th&t is not the real issue. The question is this: Is it o
s~ill game. or gambling? If it's gambling. the Council has no eltema-
tive but to ca ncel the licenses.
That licensing fee system, by the way. IS stupid. to put it politely.
Its rigged to encourage monopofy. which 11 is. &nd to encourage
adding more machine s. which it does. The l1cense fee is $300 for the
first machine, $250 for the se cond, $200 for the third, $100 for the
fourth. $50 for the fifth. $20 e&ch thereafter. If its fair to license th&t
first moch "e fer $300, its fair to charge $bOO for two machines, and
$3 000 for 10 mochines-al'ld $17,100 for 57 mochines, 1nsteod of a
mere $1,940 for these 57 p1nballs.
We'll be heoring more ebout p inbolls.
• • e KEEP THE PENCILS SHARP
Bouquets for a change . Councilmen Sa,dy MacKay end J. B.
Stoddord deserve e great deal of credit for ramrodding through thot
bJdget par~ng operolio11 Monday night. It does not appu r to be o
popular sporl to be sev'ng money ond cutting taxes--and opposition
certa,nly rises from the d ernedes• ploces. But keep the b od up. the
powder dry, and the penCils shorp. Remember there's ple nty o f solid
though silent support from the seemin9l~ indifferent t&xpoyers. Stay
with it.
• • e HERE WE GO AGAIN
A slick trick failed at Monday night's Newport City Council meet-
ing. CouncU..a G.I.Jd 8en,.-tt ftbtde 8 motion, OS ce.sual OS eU ~t
out, to renew the leases at the City Trailer Par\: on the N~port Bey
Front. Reluctance on the pert of Councilmen Stoddard &nd Mackey
mode Benne tt withdr&w this moneuver. But he m&de enother motion
!hot did pess· d1reding t he city engineer and city m&neger to come
up with pions for e•penslon and improvement of the trailer pork.
A nd so our Council continues with its am&zing stubbornness to
keep the city eng aged in private b usiness in competition with its own
taxpaye rs. Nuts to the considerable number of the publ•c who want
the city to get out of the troiler park business and turn this magnifi-
cent stretch of quie t woter beech bod to the people. Nuts too to the
Council itself jAugust, 195-4, versio n) and the city manager's then
sta tement of o fficial policy that it w&s unquestionobly desire ble to de-
velop th1s property &s a publtc be&ch.
But not so e&sily, Modom Moyor and Messrs. Councolmen. There's
still & commotion aheod. Heres one commotion, right here. for sure.
who won't stop fuming or fu\si.,g unless at leost o m&jority o f you c&n
onswer yes honestly and with mor&l conviction ond honesty to my
auestio,~: Is mone y the most imporfont •·.~ue involved here? Do you
appro"e ,.,f 'JO"e'"""e"l ;., bu~inoss? Is c I 1 opere lion of o troiler pt~rk
competoble with the bo .ic Amerocon her• loge of privote iniltolive &nd
enterpr·e? I, tl right for the c•ty to operote tl hordwore store. o news-
poper a mov•ng a.,d :>1:Yoge bus·.,e-.s ... o tr~·ler porP
Prepare your onswers.
For Y••!
People h.ve been
saying ••• and
believing that
YOU CAll
DO BEnER
at
Ira. Eat• lack Will
Ia Fllttl for PMale
~ Superior Court l'laa received the
~ estate of Mrs. Esther Mac.k. for
merly of 214 Fernleaf Ave., Co. ~ rona del Mar, who died June 8. ~ She lett ''in excess or $10,000'' In
~ real and peTsonal property with
an estimated Income of $3.500 an-~ nually. Her will hu been tiled ~ for probate.
~ Alter specillc bequests, she left
~ the bulk or her estate In trust to
her two sons and dauehter. John
E. Mack of Puadena, Charles E.
Mack of Flintridge and Adelaide
Mack Perrin ot Palo Alto. The
trust will be for the benefit of her
grandchUdren.
T
liiiMnlldll9 -Cettloa PO......_ lrrqu~·= nw-ora
COSTA MESA MATnW CO.
t o let them In on 'the exdtlng should be a ereat tournament F. d A t
aeocret. Wft'e they swprlMdT Don't with a Jot of fish. I Ire an u 0
be naive! Eve!')' atnale one of Incidentally. don't call me that ·
them knew about It befcre I did!! week-end of July 9 a nd 10. I won't H .·t 8 u •• I d .• n g e • 111& UQ be hom•. A.nd you won't need
Next d~. I beud that the three euesses to Jearn where I'll
Flabennan D. t rom Pierpoint be and what I'll be doing. I can
Landini. bad etebt aboard-lour hardly walt!!
on Jlp and tour on bait. That e JlEJUJfDER
A car crashed Into the apart-
ment bulldlne at 114 22nd St.,
Newport Beach, at 12:35 a.m.
Monday, damaglne the front, and
a flre brought firemen to the two.
story bull dine at 1:25 a .m. Sun.
day to battle names In an over·
stuffed chair.
wu Wednesday. the day after I doubt tt younesters read
Uncle Harry had put blood on "Calllne C.Q." I can't blame 'em.
tb~ deck of th~ Ebb Tide. By But 1l any of you Big People bave
Thursday, m~ boats were out. kids or 14 years or under, tell
Bill and Ruth DeLamar, on their them that I still have some or
Lady LaMar, had a double first those Cortland rloatlng fly.Jlnes
last year. when they each got lett. The ones Dick Jennings ~nt
Clrst ones for Pacific Anglers. that say "A short length tor a
About 10 o'clock Thursday. It small angler." Tell the kids to
came over the air tt\at there was write a card and say, "Send me
a Oouble hook up on the Lady J..a. a line." And don't forget the
Mar. A little later, Ruth had won name and address. ~tter hurry.
herself a trophy or two for the Once ( start albacore fishing you
first albacore of the season to can't tell about me. I'm unre
Clarence W. Jackson, 21, of 2205
W. Balboa Blvd., ~ewport Beacs .
told pollee that he waa traveling
on Balboa Blvd. and failed to
complete a turn on 22nd St., hit·
tlng the building. A bike owned
by Thomas Cromwell. apartment
occupant, was damaged badly.
Smoking was blamed for a Clre
In apartment 14 at 1:25 a.m. Sat
urday occ-u pied by Robert Sainz.
Firemen carried the burning chair
from the apartment and put out
a flre burning In the linoleum
Cloor. Pollee said the buUdlnr
owner, Mrs. Jurre Knapp of Los
Angeles. was occupylne another
apartment at the Ume.
tall Cor a lady. liable!
You should know this guy BIU
that I call the voice of the Lady
LaMar. He's a true gentleman of
the old school. When the double
hook.up came, Ruth grabbed her
rod and started to work. Nat ural.
ly, you'd have expected old Bill
to latch onto the other one, but
he didn't. He waited until Ruth's
Clsh was gaffed before he touched
hia. He said he wanted Ruth to
have a second chance In case she
unbuttoned number one!
Alter her flab was In the bag,
Blll then took the other rod. found
he wu .wl booked up and pro-
ceeded to catch h1s ar.t 1955 al-
Neore. Tea, Ill-. pntleman ol.
the old eehool!
e GOOD I'IIJUJIG
Wblle Ruth and Bill were cruls-
tne back to weleh In Ruth's Ush.
Elmer Hehr on hla Dede II was
busy ln-tbe same area. BetOI'e he
tlnlabed the day, there were 17
tone -fins in hla bae. And by 10
o'clock the next morning. he had
boated el.ht more. Sounds ter-
rUic, eh!
But there's a joker In every
declt. The joker here Ia that It
takes a heap o' rldln' to 1et to
those schools of al bles. Most of
the catches have been made
around the JS.mUe ba nk. which
Ia a heck of a lone way from
Newport In cue you're Interest-
ed In swimming out. Schools or
fish have ~n seen and color.
fully described aa ''black under
the boat." They seem to be hun-
gry enough, too. But you need a
good big tank or petrol and a co
pilot If you're Interested In mak.
lng a trip to see Walt Longmoor
over at Western Canners on your
return.
e T'f'PICAL ftiP
Dorothy Usedom called yester.
day to tell me aome news. Hus-
band Frank went f1Ahlne Sunday
with Dr. Blll Bobln.on on Bill's
Crystal Ball. Horace Wltberwpoon
made It a th.renome. Tbe trio
left at 3 a.m. on Sunday. on a
coune of 170 degrees. The sea
was roueh. They ran for tour
hours, then started to troll. Even-
tually they were 85 miles out on
170 degrees.
The actlon. whJch wu hot, all
came between noon and 2 p.m.
CiiJ Clerk·Tr~~~~rer
Ia Sollld ., CIIJ
The Ctty of Rewporl 8eada ...
adnrtial.D9 tbia ... fa. ap..
pliamb few U.e CIOIIlblaed po&l.
Uoa of dty clark Clll4 dty
b'Mihaler. tiM po<loa l*d QA..
U1 ....aUy by C. L ~
Sped.fieatloea c:a11 fclc .. elCPH·
l...cl Meftltazy· cw •apa~.
---. dty cMI'Il• dllpaty .tty c:lldt.-
":" 0' wtll -... , .. ...
.. --.. ctty .... ...
DfFA.JfT SOR DIES
~raJd Allen Stephens. Infant
son or Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Steph.
ens of fl)() W. Wilson St .. Costa
Mesa, died In Oranee County
General Hospital 36 hours after
birth on June 22. Funeral services
for the Infant were held at 2 p.nf.
Sund.ay tn the Parate.JUdle, Mor·
tuary Olapel In eo.ta Meaa.
Pasadena Girl Saved After
Jumping from Newport Pier
Mary Anne Gobble, 19, of Pua. Newport Beach, called pollee to
dena. wu aaved from drownlna report the elrl had Just lett her
In the ocean by crew memben of house runnlne towud the New-
the bait boat. Ercyl D .• after she port Pier. Mn. Goodell aaJd that
leaped from the Newport Pier at the eJ.rl had come down to •pend
8:~ a.m. Saturday. the day with her. The elrJ'a moth-
Newport pollee called to the er had aald she wu despondent
scene by Witnesses aaw the elrl over poor crades at 8Chool. Mrs.
In the water about 100 yuda out Goodell aa.ld the 1lrl bad sur-
!roll'l the pier, awimmJne strone· prl..ed her In a telephone conver-
ly. Oltlcera attempted to attract satlon wtth her mother.
the attention of crew memben on "Are you calllne my tolka!"
the Ercyl D. about 300 yards out. the etrl was quoted a• exclaim·
by yelllng. but to no avail. Ofll. lne. When the Informant eave a
cers then fired several shots Into neeatJve resporue. the v1ctJm lett
the air, obtained the crew's at-the residence runnlne toward the
tentlon and dlrected thelr atten. pier.
tlon to the girl. NleJ Cox or Pomona came to
The boat approached the etrl the station and reported that the
but she continued to awlm away. ,UI came alonestde of him when
Crew membera tJnally were able he was fishing on the end or the
to get the etrl aboard and broueht pier. She handed hlm her watch
her to the pier. She was taken to and ring, ahe took oU her coat
pollee headquarters. and ahoea and mumbled 110me
"God told me to. It waa God's thing about one ot the sail boata
wUl,'' the rtri kept repeatlne. of-ott ahore and jumped Into the
tlcen said. after questtonlne why ocean. Mr. Cox aald.
she Jumped born the pier. The lfrl wu released to her
At 8:13 that morntne Mra. Ent.ce parents, Mr. and Mn.. Bert Gobble
Goodell of 3314 W. Ocean Front, ot Pasadena.
Assault, Attempted Rob~ery
In Upper Bay Is Charged
All tbelr hook.up• were doubles Newport pollee booked Floyd 1'an up to the car, turned ott the
and trlplea. Up to that time, the A. Coop. of 0 E. Sixth St., Santa leniUon and kept the key. The
Crystal Ball, a new boat. had nev. Ana, at 3:50 a.m. Saturday on IUapect ran In a 10utherly dtrec.
er been christened by albacore charees ot l\l8pklon ot attempted tlon down the back bay road
blood. The fellows did a lood job armed robbery and aaaault with towud Cout Hwy.
or it. Dr. Bill landed five, Frank a deadly weapon tollowtnr an Newport poUce called to the
four and Horace two. Horace lost Upper Bay altereatlon. ecene found the VIctim lollna
two other hook-upa (and don't ottlcen ctbareed that Coop blood and applied first ald. The
say "Farmer"). pulled a knife on Walter E. vlct:Jm explained that he aaw the
They 1ot back at 8:30 p.m. Sun. Kinzer, 22. of Orange. ln a fOb. auspect the day before while flah.
day. happUy e'lthausted. They bery atwmpt whUe the latter wu lne on the Newport Pier a.nd
didn't weJth any ln. The fJah av. flablnl ln the Upper Bay near the aealn that day In a Newport cot
era1ed 1.2.15 pounct. and they aalt worb at 10:30 p.m. I'J'Iday. tee shop and told h1m « plana
had heud that 10meone had al-"Oive me your money," the to fi1h fn the upper bay that eve-
ready welehed In one of better atupeet Ia reported to have aa.Jd, nlnr.
tbaD l9 pounds. pulllnl • knJte. 'nle vSctlnutat.d At 1:!10 a.m. Saturd~ otrlcen e n&DJCI'IOII tha& ht oolt bad • cub and the on routine ~trol MW Coop CfOI.
Tbt above Ia what JOU mu.t l"eet wu tn htl eu. atnr tht upper bay btidee on
e-xpect lf you're albaCore happy "Gift me wtuat you haft and foot. He wee a.t about tilt r..c.
at the moment. '1'1wy'rt there, but I'U alto ,.t what .. In the car," and tllere wu blood on hie cloth,
not heore. However, aiNcoN can the eu.,.et wu quoted ., 1&7· lnl anct ban• ,oUee .. td. If•
move cwemJttJt. ftOID tbJa CIOif· tnr. Klftllil'a wttt wu llttlnr tn dtftW t hil .u.pd ... ult and
ner, It aooa De a ..... ....., their cat ~ at tM ume. bON up. d .............. the
than latt ,...,. J ~ tbat WMri tiM ...,.~ tarDed, tbe Yktlllt.. POllee qWIId wtll~ be
earl)' rw. meua a ~oqw.~ ~ r:~ bll atilt lwid M4 DOt atw ,... eo...,. pola.
U you rKcJ R..__.lkJIW&ri•t &ncJ ft ... i'tu te....,. Mn ... a._ c.w Mlela luid
"''IOW't Jllbtqr.·IMt ... J"'ll the -· •• tM ¥tltl• ............... tAe • .,... -,... .... .. what I mean. In NOIIIt ~ a OMJIIall MIll llllt ~ ................ tile ....._ ..... 01 Mt
IS ... U.. .... ...a1J7 pod.... A.ftlr ... ' I tile •111et. caat.a« ...... ....... ..._.
eon,Wtlll........uled·1 1 tM..._illlliWtM._.._ ,._M::'Pelaa'
iafttU ..... CIW' .............. tile .................. ftj At ......... .., .... .
you who Is runnlne the show. • OfU MEZTUfQI
Your next move Ia to put a llmlt Arnone other tblnp 1 have
on the amount of your tax money stumbled on. I found the follow-
they can spend for any advertls-lng, which wu enacted In 1953
lne. I am ready. Shall we dance! by the State of Calilornla leglaJa. e PIKBAU.S ture. rt so clearly and In a Jan.
Mr. Bennett tipped his hand. euaee that I can understand
but didn't quite turn It face up, states the limitations of the leg.
when he came to the deferue of lslatlve bodies and tbel.r relation
the plnballa. Se:t he, "They are to the people that I quote lt here:
legal under the Callfomla law, as "Declaration of pubJJc policy.
a game-d! skill." Doea he expect In enactlne this chapter, the Leg-
us to believe that he doesn't lslature fln<Ls and declues tllat
know that they P•Y ott In cash! the publJc commlutons, boar<Ls
And that for that rea10n are a and councils and the other pub-
temptation to the normal Instinct lie agencies In thla State alat to
for eambllng! aid In the conduct of the people's
Doea he think tor a minute that business. It Ia the Intent o( the
a teenager would use his lunch Jaw that their actlona be taken
or allowance money to play the openly a nd that their dellbera-
plnballa. or to take the chance of Uons be conducted openly.
being cau1bt for petty theft to 'The people ot thJs State do
get the money to play them. or t 1 Jd th tr 1 th that an adult would Jose his un. no Y e e IOvere l"ty to e aeencJes which aerve them.. The employment check, it It were not people, In Mleratlng au\botlty, f« the eh.aDile ol wlnnlq. 4o not ... , .... _._ bl' Whv, I Uk ...... u. did Coundl· •·" .......... pu ~c .-vante ~ ,_ the rtpt to cleekle What a. pod
man Bennett fiy to their defense! tor the people to know and what
• ~GATIOW ls not good for them to know. The
And why did the four.man rna. people wlat on remaln.lne ln-
jorlty oppose the motion tor ln· formed so that they may retain
vestleaUon, by subpena and un-control over the Instruments they
der oath, of charees of lneaular-have created."
ltles In aome city departments! Where there's smoke there must One of the surprises In my
be fire. u there should be lneru -early meetlnp as a councUman
larltJes they abould be rooted out. was the exprealon, "'We know
and 11 there Ia none, the de9&rt· what's best for the people; they
menta should welcome the oppck don't." How do you like that for
tunlty to prove themeelves above an attitude?
reproach. By ANDREW W. SMITH.
July 3nl AU.
IIY
For 4th of July & Summer
e STACK CHAIRS 8.99
e lJMBRELLA RECOVERS, 11.95 cmd up
' e TERRY CLOTH COVERS, All Colora 3.89 up
e CHAISE LOUNGES with Pad 19.95 up
e CLUB CHAIRS with Pad 14.95
e CONTOUR CHAIRS 18.95
e FOLDING CHAIRS (YACHT) 5.95
~ ~· PLASTIC & DUCK 23.95 up
e BAHET CHAIRS 8.95
e REDWOOD OUTDOOB FURNITURE
e DOYEif CHAlliS 12.95
e PADS, AU. KimlS. PLAS1'IC AND
DU<X ALL COLOM
e JD.UT£ GARDEN IER08ENE J.Aros.
V~ Mice Jew GaideD Paallw 3.At
e ALL rnt:8 RECOVDI FOB oumooa iViiHft'DIE
• 1A111ECUE EQUJIIMIIIr & CIWICOAL
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NEWPORT
IN SOUTHLAND BLDG.
JAMES D.
RA.Y
...... O.lractor
1446 E. COAST HWY ~
COlONA DEl MAlt
HAlt-476,3
lt..W.~~a: HAt'-.....
A Classified Ad in The Ensign
brinqs immediate results! Colt
Harbor 1114-1115 and it!
BArbor ••• 1101
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
LUMBER-BUILDING MATERIALS •....-t m9d.. o.w ..... Ubenr t-1•1
..... ~ -Dl'alabeclr6l
A.lphalt TUe -Rubber Tlle
Formica -Linoleum Tile
DIILT-LDf~
ISS B. 1M lt.
LD..-r'f 1-4151
CoetG ....
22 Yeara 1n Oranp County
Summer palnUnC c1&aea will dent. The nominal tuJtion chup
acaln be or:rerec1 to .Ba1'tl« Area t. \IMd to ~ t» tMtNc:ton.
ch11dlen throuab a project of the ==========:::::; Zonta Club, wbkh baa already
arranged three instructors and
four locations for local children.
......... .-TliAipl ....... at
BAPPT DAY IC.OOL
fOI' Uttle Polk
440 Heliotrope, Corona del M;u
Harbor 4369
Under new management
Mrs. Jean Vaughn, dlrector
Jay Thompson. who taught last
year's summer classes for the
Zonta summer lessons, will meet
with the youhg children from al.x
to 12 on Mondays and Wednes.
days at the Youth and Com·
munJty Center 1n Corona del Mar ._ •• M..n£1J·•••••
and on Tuesdays and Thursdays Clll r~
at the Tar Pit ln Newport. Mrs. _._. _ -U I 1V110
Thompson hu studied at Wood· ta. ...... Clalaa of bury College and at Orange Mldlld.oac~.,~~~ cs.bta __ ,..-..
Coast College with Thelma Pad-~CIIL ""'fo ~
Pock Hope. · ..._ .. We od9claace aU coeta. Classes In Costa Mesa at the
Costa Mesa Park bulldlng wUI
be taught by Leo Bushman, a
graduate of Chicago Art lnstl.
tute. who has been painting In·
structor at Orange Coast College.
A class In oil painting for teen
agers will be held by Thelma
Paddock Hope at her home studio
In Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Hope, too. r('Celved art ed
ucatlon at the Art Institute of
Chicago and formerly taught
children there at their Saturday
School. She is also a teacher at
Orange Coast College evening
classes.
CBEDIT BUREAU
of w..-. Oacmge Coa:Dtr
(formerly of Newport Beach.
Laguna Beach 6 Costa Mesa)
2M lll..aide A .... PO IGIX -
Llbelty .. 7141 lfnrpol't a.ocb
Further Information about the
art classes may be received from
any of the teachers, Mrs. Thomp.
son at Harbor 2221-R. Mr. Bush-
man at Liberty S. 7452 or Mrs.
Hope at Harbor 2899-W. Zonta
Club Is solely lnter6ted In mak·
lng the classes avallable to cbll
dren of the community, accord-For letterite.cb. ~ c.d
lng to Dr. Helen Robertson. presl-THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
PERHAPS THE
YELlOW PAGES
CAN iELLME
WAAT TO DO
FOR OPTOMETRISTS & OPTJQANS
IT PAYS TO LOOK
IN THE ''clASSIAED• PART
OF YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK
•
Cowie Given Award of Merit
By DAR for Care of Flag
See Willie lilc C•test II•••
Fumiahed By Ua
NOW ON
Harbor 3009
Where do 14 million Americans go to s~' ~ ..,
Americans save in Jots of places. But a
definite and very important trend is now
taking place: Every day. more and more
people are o~ savings accounts in
insured Savings and Loan Associations.
In fact , Americans are now putting more
of their savings account dollars in these
Associations titan anywltert tlse!
There are several w:cy simple reasons why
this is so:
ONE-Your savings earn u«.llmt rttums.
You make moaey becaute the Associations
invest most oft.bcir f\aods in sound, steady-
paying home mortpp.
lWO-You enjoy COIJflktt $/Qft'ty. Your
savinp are protl:ded by aood management
and aubllutal raa ..a. They are insured
up to SIQ.(XX) by the Federal Savings and
Loan I niW"aDDD Cocporatiou-an agency
of the . S. Government.
THREE-These Assocsations are hK:al or-
ganizations. managed hy re"pono;ihle. e\-
perienccd people of your own rommunsty.
They give Jrit'nd~r. prompt and com r mc lll
Sf!nice.
And here's another way in)urcd Savm··<~
and Loan AsM>Ciatson can be a ~sg h~.1p
to you: When you're ttunking of hu)mp a
home. remember tbal they male lsheral
mo rtgage loans. What's more, the) ~ tn
it that you get your money qu1ckly and at
moderate rates.
It's a good idea to get to know your nearby
ins"red Savings and Loan
Association. You·n find it's
an important place-and a
mighty good pt a-~ to d o
busineu.
U.. ourcoautrltlt C.....4W W.OfAc:.
IEitOII llliOI 1111111
aad I.OAif AIIOCIATIOif, iMiiil~ P. A. Palmer, PreRdent .,. MD7 FAll C... ._•at lliaW a.·-..... -'-......-.~~
flANCU tuNDY, ~114 t
w.a. OfRee et 1M6 VIe &.We NIWPOaT IIAOi. CA.t..J1101NA
Mew Gouple
To Live He.re
NNl,.. Mr. aad Mn. ao.
land ... cb pla1l to .u. ...
bome In abe .., ..... .,.. .,..
luJy f .,._ ~ ~ froiD
their honeymoon trfp, 1"b«)-..,..
m~ J"rt~. lune 11th at the
White Chapel In Lu Ve,u.
~e bride 1a the fonner Kath·
lee!\ Hottman. dau1bteor o1 Mr.
and Mra. Robert A. Hoffman ot
:.11 Channel Pl., NewpoJ't. and
Stuc:Uo City. The rroom'a parents
are Mr. and Mrs. John Beach ot
462 E. Costa Meaa St., Costa Mesa.
u-..-.......... --BAPPT DAY S CBOOL
wUttJerolk
440 Hellotrope, Corona del Mar
Harbor 4369
Mra. lean Vau&hn. director
""DO Eller TIIIIITM
PICIET 11110
(RO TIJUS)
World'• a.allelt ..U0 WEI CD on Y 11 oz.
SIM OGly r a s• a 1¥.-·
A New Con~pt ln Personal
Radio. Ear Phone and Carry. lng Case Optional, Extra.
llliS-IRIR CO.
Llua? 1115 B~ aJYd.. eo.ta Mesa
Phyllis Albers
Plans for a late August wed
ding were announced thls week
by Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Al.
hers. the parents of newly en
gaged Phyllis Albers. who wJJI
marry Noel Barlow late this sum.
mer.
To Wed Noel
The prospective JroOm Ll the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Barlow
of 232 Agate Ave .. Balboa Jslan•.
The bride to.be lives with her
parents at 176 Monte Vista, Costa
Mesa. Both young people are
gTaduate. or Newport Harbor
Hlgh School and attended Or
ange Coast Colleee.
.. u.. ot out.al·tawll ....... tor ». la.,b •. of u. .... 1 .. --~ ~-,.a ....... Dr .. ..., llbcRI. o1 Mew YOlk aa,:•:.., am.
and tM ~ddau1bt. ot the Han7 CoiJint, ,__., it aodles-
la._. Dr. and Mn. Charlea H. t.r, IODn., _.,. ~ ol La Jolla.
Kayo. Dr. Kayo waa co-founder Mr. and )be. lam. Jteev-. Mr. or the Mayo CUnJc. and lin.. wlceaw Waane.r and
Rev. Ralph Pease united the lin. Boward Giere, all ot Pua. r-~·-··-ln a double rlnl aervtce dena.
in the church decorated with ------------
white ....... delabra and nowen. FlllST CHURCH OF CHlJST ..-.. 5aiHT1ST Mr. Rood ac:orted hls dauehter IJOI VIe LU .. ....,_. ......
to the altar. Sbe wore a wblte A br•lleh of th. Mott..f Olurdl, n.
lace &own ln prlncea 8tyle and a Fim Churdl ef Oriet, k l•nti.lt, In b
Juliette cap which held her fln. ton, Me~Md-UM+tt.
~ tip vet.L Her bouquet wu ~~•Y School 9:15a.M.
fubloned of wbfte nowera placed Sulldey S.tvice II :00 •··"'-
) d I t h ._ .. 1 Wed -.dey Ewlti119 MNt1119 1:00 p.lll. on a ace an vory an, w ""'' • lteecli119 ltOOtn located et Jl 15 VIe
a ~ntwy old heirloom In the Udo. ,.._wpoft ... ct.. Ia open -•
Hatch family. d•YI '-10:00 e.111. to 5:00 p.111 ..
TWin altter ol the bride, Mlu W.ctMtd•YI fro~~~ 10:00 e.m. to 7:45
Prudence Elwtneer, served aa P""· fridey -i.-cp from 7:00 p.m. to maid ol honor. Sbe wore a chltton 9:00 p.m. Sunday •ft•moons 2 to S p.m.
KQWD in the watermelon lhade. CloMd H~id•YL
Flower (lrl, Linda Dell, scattered TM public Ia cordially invited to at·
rose petals down the aJaJe. Jerry t•nd the church Mtvle.• end UN the
* *
e DRY CLEANIN&
e KNIT lt.OCKJNG
e LAUNDRY SERVICE
*
e DYEING
e HAND PRESSING
e AlTERATIONS, REPAIRING
* ()pea I..._ • ,,. ..-.. .......,.a.ta• ..-.
~a~ a. eo-tll'wf.--._...,c... ... Mar
--------------------. -. Stolp ot Loa Angeles served as .iitMd••'I\O••t•--·--------best man and ushers wer~ Robert
Cramer and Stanley Betts. ' ' I!. t J.. ~, Jl6 .. E~~~lfi~:~:~~~ light their life with .1-aitJ1• •
tall white candles In sHyer can. ST. AJmaEWS l'DIIT AUDOLY OJ' GOD rDII"f UPniT CIIU'aCB
del a bra, bride's white ~estal ..aaYTBmAR Cll11aCB llacllt. & mc11a A...._ eon. u.a ._ .. AM Aft. et K .. ••lla
VE III1IL A cake, silver trays of hors d'oeuvres 15th st. It St. A.ndrt!wa Rd.. LIIMitr I.JNJ CINt8 .._ SA n... CBJUST CBVIlCB n TBE SEA and champagne gluses decorat. ~ .._ ..... ICbool .... d II. c. cn.Jc. ...... ... ••• Q. ·---
"Foundations of Freedom'' wlll ed the home and the patio for the Ubelty 1-lm Sunday School: t :30 a.m. Wor· Sunday Servtoee: f111111r'1 Policy be Rev. Roy Carlson's sermon r~ptlon. Assisting with the re ,__, .... J_... a. s....m ahlp: 10:55 a.m. and evaneellat 8:45 a.m. Sunday School; U
theme at Christ Church By the ception were Miss Kathryn Fltz. SUNDAY: Mornln& worahlp, 9:30 aervtce, 7:30p.m. Youne People :l.m. Wonblp serv1cesb &:30
Sea. Newport, on Sunday. In con Geuld, Mrs. C. W. Hubert, Miss and 11 Lm.,· Church Sch0<11, and CbUd:ren'a Servt~. 6:30 p.m.. Baptld Tralnln& e~n: 7:30 p..m.. ~ .-a-nee. B R U C E M A RT I N nectlon with the observance of 9:30 and 11:00; Jr. High, Sr. p.m. Sun. Mld.weoek Service: Wedne.day: 7:30 p.m., Prayer,
Indei)C'!ndence Day, the aerrnon $180 ........ f a ..llalaa. High and colleee aee FellOW· Wednesday, 7:30 p .m. Ladies' PralM a.nd ... Stu~y. Mon·
will present some or the splrJtual Will I AI~ ships, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayer, Mlalonary Council, Thu~a~ day: 7:30 ~ Men'a CbOIUS AUTO-TRUCI-FIRE-UFE !acton that strengthen our free. Tlk• Fr• J.lal.al study ~up, 9:30 a.m. 9:30a.m. for all day. p rae t 1 e a; 8:30 p.m. Men'a LOCAL AGENT doms as Americans. The Church 1..,.. Prl.)'er Meettna.
Commissions and Official Board OOJOIUJQ'!'T IO'TIIODJST U:VDJB DAY ADVDUSl CBOIICII OF on LADY 1793 NEWPORT AVE .. OOSTA MESA will meet Wednesday evening, Everytbln& of value, Including aD W. lttll St.. e-ta Keea -~ at ..... lt.. or -,..---
OFFICE: Liberty 8-MM RES. Liberty 8·5063 July 6. following the fellowship articles totalln& lUll. waa stolen ~ 14552 11·--..:.;;; Blltbta 1 .. 1 w • ..a:;. m...,.n '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!! dlnner which begins at 6:15p.m. from an unoccupied triplex at a... Joeepla W. KcSbaDe l.lb.-ty .. 1111 U¢ •••
1900 Hav~n Pl., CUff Haven, Nor. Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church Sun· Ew. D. L lpaald'"9 F.U.. 1~1'-f, ,_..
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FOR YOU
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A handsome genuine leather
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JIC'r FODAYI
Off., it linm.d one to each ..-w occount.
Expi'" July 31, 1955
1. Eod! occouftf II lnsu~ to $10,000 by the
Federal ScrYin9s oncl Loon lmv~ ~.
2. Now, yov ~ .,....._ cMdla .. ...,_ o ,.or on .,_
Fvl1 ,eNd ~ ScM9 Acaultt •.. Mordt l 1, ~ lO,
S.,tMtbet lO, CMCf, Itt ...... for ..... ChriatMoa. o.a •• ., 20.
J. Yovr occount eonw lH .....,_,, cwrMt J'Mffy ,..., 1\at'a
aaii!Wflaa 250" ._. lfiOfl M4111Y ~ ....... kAwle:•
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J , lmereat Oft yot~r , .............. OCCIMMf It CIOIIIpDIM ...
-' GMuoliy, Mltl•..na.l) ~ .. ~ IIUOVM, .. ~.__...., .......................... .
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rna Porter of 114 VIa Palermo, day School; 9:30 and 11:00 Saturday Mornln& Servtces: Sab· .,...._ ...... .... 1 11 ..
Lido tale. complained to Newport a .m . Momln& Wonh.lp--7 p.m. bath SehooJ: 9:30 a.m. _ Ser· -
poUce Last Thursday. CoU~ AJe MYF Service-7 mon: ll:OO a.m. ~er meet· Sunday M ..... : 8:00 and 10:00
The stolen articles Included 20 p.m. Hl&h Sc:hool ~taService: In&: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.. and 11:30 a.m. Confession: lat· sheets, 30 plUow cases, 25 bath 8 p.m., young • u eroup urdaya and eva of 1.t Frldayl
towels. four table cloths. 10 doll. service. C111J11C11 of u.e •AZ.Aun and Holy Days from 4:00 to
les, cocktail shaker and tray, a •• A......_ St.. c.t11 .._. 5:80 p.m. and &om 7:30 to 1:30 _ ... dl 1 _.,. ~ca or ----.. •-at-_,._. ~m. Dally..._ 8:00a.m. aat silver tray and a Wo:"U n& P c •-_.,. ~· .--1 ....... .. .. "" • lday: 6:30a.m. and 6:00p.m. ture. 1050 Oau.rcll St.. Coma Meea ua.tf .. 7111 oven a (Perpetual Help>:
CBJUSTJAJf SCIEJfCE CIIVBCB
The oneness and allness of God
Is the baaJc theme of the Sunday
Lesson.Sermon at the Newport
Beach Church ot Chrlst.. Sclnetl.lt,
Sunday. 'nle aubjeet of the Mr·
mon ll God." Tbe Golden Tat la
from Paalms <'n:t:n. '"Thy way,
0 God, la In the unctuary: who
Is eo ereat a God as oar God!"
DIRECTORY
JllJSIC
Margaret L Schade
Teacher ot Piano
Organlat · Accompanist
Evening Classes tor Adults 3IYT GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Mar
J"U1fEJlAL J)IJIEC'J'OJlS
Friendly Neighborhood Service
Parkes-Ridley Mortuary
Formerly Grauel Cha~
110 Broadway
LI 8·3433 It 8·3434 Costa Mesa
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Serving the Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42
3520 E. eo..t RJehway
Corona del liar
Baltz Mortuary
Liberty 8·2'121
17h It Superior, Costa Mesa
AMPLE PARKING
BOTH LOCATIONS
INSURANCE
"Be Sure--Insure"
WJTB
STANLEY
INSUBANCI'! AGEifCT
Uberty I-2M7 Sunday Services: Sund&)' School, Tuesday, 7:45 p.m. FSabermen'a
J). a. Bu.nt: Mms.tet 9:30 a.m. MomJna Wofthlp at Maas, July and Aueust, Sunday Sunday services: 9:45 a.m. Bible 10:30 a.m. Evane,unte Serv· 4 a.m.
study; 11 a.m. mornln~ wor· Ice, 7 p.m. Sunday. N.Y.P..S.,
ship; 7:30p.m. evenln& servJce. 6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meettne. ~ C01IJIVJfJTI'
Midweek service, 7 :30 p.m. 7:30p.m. Wednesday. ~
Wednesday. Dell a en ...
,... caow:a oY c::&miT 1'11111' c:acJ8C2 or OIIIDr 111 w ...... .....,. ......_
Odd F...,_ ~. ICD:Iniii r ' I& I-. ••• w ..... ,_ ftl ~ ........ .._. Sd'n~ lebool. 10:» a.m. lfom. 1 .. •.wpon Aft.. -SC. lnl' wOI'Ihlp, U:OO a.m. Coeta .....
lJl)erty 1-5711 Sunday School: 9:15 a.m., Sun· IT. JAIID amc:o•AL
Tom 8alriK. Jr.,. MlJltater day S e r v I c e : 11:00 un. DOl VIa tiM. Jllewped .._. Wed.needay EvenlnJ )(~: ~ ltll Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. Bible 8:00. ReadJn& Room. ~ VTa a... Jolla~....._ ltectw
study; 10:55 a .111. worship serv. Lido, Newport Bftch. open 10 Sunday RI'Y1cea: 8:30 a.m. Holy
Ice; 7:30 p.m. evenJn& service. a.m.·5 p.m. week daya, 10 a.m.· Communion. S:30 a.m. Sunday 7:45 p.m. Wedne.daya, 7·9 p.m.
CBJUST cavaar rr TBE sEA
Coauaaattr lletbocl»t 8aJboa 11194. at lttla lt.. Rewport
aAdMw UZI
Paator: .... .., A. c:ars..
Sunday Worship, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Church School: 9:30 a.m. Mld.
week Meeting: 7:00 p.m. Wed.
nesday preceded by 6:15 p.m.
potluck.
ST.JOA~ ~CB liM Oni:Dgle Aft.. c.tcr Ke.cr
Uberty 1·1·1
rcd!Mor 'l'boaula J, Reftla
Su.aday Manu at 7. I. I. 10 ad
U:30 a.m. Weekdays: M._ at
7:00a.m.-Confession: Satur·
da" from 4:00 to 5:15-7:00 to 8:30p.m .
FIIIST SAPl'IST CKUaCB or •zwton SOJboa al..S.. ltaa & Cout Ita.. ~ uss llewpoct Llbefty t..J07J
..... , a.t.t Q. , .....
Sunday aervtcea: 9:e a.m., Sun·
day School: U:OO a.m., Wor·
ahfp Serv1ce; 7:30p.m. Sunday
evenin& ~ e r vIce ; Kld·Week
Service: 7:30 p.m. Wedn~y
Prayer lfeettne.
Ptld&y evenJno. . .:hool; 9:30 a.m. m o r n 1 n &
prayu and M'l'mon, 11 a.m.
CIQ.IST LU'i"'IEUJf CIIVJlCII worship eervl~. Thursday Serv· or COSTA MESA Ices: 9:15 a.m. Prayer GuUd;
(MJ.unut I,_..) 10:30 Holy Communion.
Alalde:. '= llaU. IT. JOD YWnfft .__, a...~ Toroow 114 M.tM A.._ lcdbee 1.-d
Sunday Sel'V1cea: Worahlp Serv· ....._ •u Ice 9 a.m. Sunday School at rcra.. I~ Ff!r· ...._
10:15 a.m. r..._ ~ ••u
SAIJIOA ISLAifD
OOIOiOatn IDTIIODIST 115 A.-. A.._ ScdiMMI l.alaDd
MlDr.t.ra a... Doeald lapp *-'*' tSI5
Sunday Services: 9:30 a. m.
Church School; 9:30 and 11:00
a.m. Worship Servtoe.
Sunday Maael: 7:00a.m. It 9:00
a.m. Contealon: Saturda" and
evea. ot l.t Ptlda" and Holy Days; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.; J'lrst
Friday Maa 8 a.m. Summer
Mass. JuJy and Aueust Sunday,
11 a.m.
CIDiftAL aDI.K CIIVaCB 0..... Aft. at Did lt. COIIOJIA Da. MAJI Coee. 11-. L1be1ty l.uol
OOJOIVJfi'TY caoa:a · A. a. ••••• ....._ C••pa;ztt•aJ Sunday School: 8:45 a.m. Mom·
Ill ::L:t:.,A"' In& Servtct. U:OO; Evenln& s.rvtc:e. '1:30. Mld·week Serv·
._....1 -.. • .._..a-a lee, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
sundq WonhJp ~ce.e: 9:4!5 Youne people meet 8:1.5 p.m.
a.m.. 11:00 a.m. Sunday ScllooJ: Sunday.
9:4.5 a.m. P'DtiT toO'I'IDD LVTiiT
uaaoa AIIEJOLY OJ' GOD tSI W. -=~ e..t. K .. Q ... L ... tiMnl C.W. 9 _ ai.
albae c.u._ -·· a&WIOft BADOa u..rty ..... ........ DL .diMI & .._
LU'I'ImliAJr CBOac:B a... c. a. ft-••4 Sunday 8Chool, 9:4.5 a.m:1 ctuarch JSOI ca..-Dl' ... ..,...... JWtlab HrVlce U:OO a.m. nalnln& l.u.rtr 1_.1 Sunday 8Chool 9:30a.m., momlnr UnJon 7 p.m. Sunday. Ewn.lna a.. . ..,_. a..J...s worahlp 11 a.m. Youna people ~ 8 p.m. Sunday. Teach·
Early aervlce, 8:30 a.m. Sunday; aervt~,._!:30 p.m..7 ~enln& .. omc.n meetln& 7 p.m. Church School. 9:30a.m.: war· evan.~ ... '" M'J'Vlce =~ p.m. w~. Pray• eervleeand
lhtp lei'V1ce, 11:00 a.m.: Luther Mfd.week .,-vice 7 :30 p.m. Bible atudy 7:4.5 p.m. Wednes.
League, 7:00p.m. Wednelday. day. nu. Dlreetc.y Ia ma~ poeelble hy tb-dftc-m~Dc~ed ))nel=t 7 ... D:
WOODWORTH PIANO SHOP &ENHAL SH&T METAL WOAKS
Excluatve Alent taw Balcwtn l'laDae
2610 E. eo.t Hwy. H•. 1312 Cetone del M•
Qi.STik
Mo Tacb ... Jfo Tape ••• Ro Pule
222t E. eo... Hwy. c..... ......
•
Mrs. Florence Temple .. Wed
To Alfred Amillo Jr. of COM
Mn. J'lorence Tftllple ot • 21f Cr7wW Ave., Balboa Island,
chOM to be a June bride and 80
'ftlund.-.y, June t, wu the date
of tbe marrlqe eeremony whldl
made her Mn. Alfred AmJUo Jr.
The couple were married at the
Balboa laland Community Church
wtth Rev. Donald Sapp perform-
Inc the weddlnc rites. nae rroom
Ia the 80n of Mn. Terfta Ammo
of Balboa, and reelded at 2:500
Seaview Ave., Corona del Mar.
At preeent they are resldfnc on
BalOO.. Island. The new Mra.
Am1llo Ia MCretarf at the Balboa
Realty Co. Her huaband Ia .. tat.
ant manacer of the First Western
Bank of Garden Grove.
Mrs. Max Pope
Heads W aniki
Mrs. Max Pope was lnataUed u
presnsent of the Wanlkl Club of
Newpott Harbor last Thursday at
a luncheon meetlnc llel,d at How-
ard's Restaurant,. Newport.
Other new otftcen are Mrs.
Mrs. Vernon Koepsel of ~ta
Mesa, vtce.presldelft: Mn. Jack
Nelaon of Balboa laland, aecre.
tary; Mrs. James Van Dyke of Co-
rona BJ&)\lands, treuurer.
For the ceremony the bride
wore a wreen and white dress of
cocktaU length with ahort jacket.
She wore a white orchid, Her ma.
tron of honor wu her daughter,
Mra. Mary Joy Rubaloff of Tar-
zana. She wore a fiowered print
dreg with a cardenla corsage.
Eueene Clifford of Carmel wu
~t man. After the ceremony a
recepUon for a small rroup of
family and friends wu held at
the brlde'a home. Autstlnc her
with the creetJnc ,cueata wu her Mrs. Georce Stricker of Balboa. ·
dauchter and her 10n, Robet C. the outcotnc prealdent. conducted
Temple Jr. the lnstallatlon ceremonies. Alter
The newlyweda plan a trip te> lunch abe lnvtted the club mem-
Mexlco City In the near future. ben to her home for card.t. •
BOYS GIRLS
Leam the COtNCt way--fM Arthur Murr.., Way-of dancing.
IOYS-leem the correct lead, footwonr, COOI"<fination, belenc.e
and timing. You wl be tops on the teM'I tim f ...
GIRLS-t. .. m poise, 9fec:e and confidenee. "lso leam how to
folow danc.ers witft weak &..d. Aho a t.frifte foundation
for modeling. II'
Enrohent has anacfy started. Seftd in the Coupon below:
SPECIAL:
8-week coune 16 LESSONS for $14.00
Mary Louise Starr Is Wed
To Ray Smith of Wyoming
IJow)Jbl)() ... -.ate to Ster-MJa Sue P'lcker, vocal aololst.
llnr. Colo., wllere the JI"'OM wtll WeddJnc ~ake and punch were
... ume a poa.ltlon u ceoJoctat ..-vel at a reception held In the
with a.n oU com~. are newly. patlo of the Balboa Yacht Club.
weda Mr. and Mrs. E. Raymond Mrs. Starr received euests In a
lmlt!l. who were married at Out navy a.nd powder blue print dress
Lady of Mt. Cannel Church at 2 wtth matching aooeuorles. She
p.m. Wednesday, June 15. wore a conace of pink carnatlona
The bride Ia the former M1aa and CArol Amllng roses. The
Mary Loulle Starr, dauchter of croom'a mother wore a navy
Mrs. Carollne Starr of 315 Mar-crepe dress with white accessories
guerlte Ave., Corona del Mar, and and a similar corsage. Both the
J. H. Starr of JuUan. The rroom newlyweds attended the Unlver
Is the 10n of Mrs. E. R. SmJth of alty of Wyoming.
Gillette, Wyo.. and the late Mr.
Smith. 0 • ~~ Cl b The former Miss Starr wore a pt1 MrS U
lace ballerina-length dress In tra. •
dlt:lonal white wtth fitted jacket p• k Off• tor her weddJng. She wore a Oow I c s Ice rs
ered coronet which held a sboul
der-length veU, and carried a
white orchid corsage on a prayer
book. Her brother. Jack Starr,
gave her In marriage and Mrs.
Jack Starr of Costa Mesa served
as matron of honor. Mrs. Stan
wore a net ballerina dreu ln
dusty roae shade with a match-
Ing headband and a shower bou·
quet of glameUaa.
Lawrence J. (Bing) Starr was
best man and Nelaon Vlael ol BaJ.
boa served as usher. Special wed-
ding selections were offered by
The Balboa Tutoring School wiJl
again be conductlng cla.aes this
summer, beginning next Tuesday
and contlnulne to Aug. 12. at the
Ebell Clubhouse, 515 W. Balboa
Blvd.
Mrs. George Burkhardt of Costa
M~sa was Installed as president
ol the Optl Mrs. at a luncheon
meetlne held Thursday at the
Harbor House Others who as-
sumed offi ce with her are Mrs.
Walter Buchterklrchen, flrst vice-
president: Mrs Russ Ford. aecond
vtce president: Mrs. Frank Glock-
ner, re-rordlng secretary; Mrs. PhU
French, corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Ted Russell. treuurer.
Mrs. Burkhardt n a m e d the
heads or commlt1e-es for the com-
Ing year at the meetJnc. They
are: Mrs. Ford as ways and
means: Mrs. A. K. Phelps. pub-
licity : Mrs. Ted Russell. well are;
Mrs. Frank Hubbard. social chair-
man, and Mrs. Harold Hetrick.
projects.
Elsie .......... ,.
YARN SHOP
'Z'1C1 E. eoc.t IIJ.IIawoay
ConGo del ... JIA 0151
MY NAME
ADORiSS
PHONE . ... .............. ... .. ................... MY AGE
Best time for me ........... -........................................... ..
Miss Virginia Jones of COM
Is Wed to Harry Allan Parker
Penonal tutoring wUl be ctven
In high school. junior high and
ele~ntatY subjecta, with apedal
at1entJon to remedial readine.
remedlal spelling, biology. eeom-
etry, algebra. arlthmetlc. Span-
Ish, history, typing and English.
The school Is conducted by Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Patterson of
Costa Mesa.
Knitting, Crocbett.nc and
Needlepoint Supplies
Knitting Bags
Special~ Acceaories
and Instructions
BOUU
Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 .m.
I Went the Advanced Coune 0
I Wet~t tfte Beginn•~' Coune 0
Send to Arthur Murray Studio
SSJ3 E. Coat Blgbway. eon.a 4elllor
Call Harbor 1925 for Information
l p1dal Jlrtcle 18 hMIM t. 11 ...
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"Hints" from House and Garden, at Newport
by Colulie JUtcMU
Interior Destcner
Here ore a few idees about using screens effectively to hide
struttural defects, divide rooms, or to estoblis~ a decorative
spot in a room.
The new black and white Shoji screens that have just arrived
a re lovely. They hove bled loquered frames with white rice
paper background. then a latticework of thin block loquered
strips or wood on both sides over the white paper. The lattice-
work can be removed if desired. In o Iorge square room. one of
these screens was used to make an entrance way. so one did not
walk right into this large room. It was placed about four fe~t
away from the door, fo_rm ing an entry ~pace. Th~n a small cheer
was placed in front of 1f on the room s1de, createng o lovely ef·
feet as shown above.
Another type of natural bamboo screen was used to hi~~ o nasty
looking water heater that was an eyesore between o deneng oreo
and kitchen. A la~ rubber p!ant In a wh~te archi!edural P_Ottery
pot on iron le<Js was placed 1n front of 1t, creating a delegh~ul
effect.
An outdoor slat screen was used to make e private sun bathing
area on a terrece, adding o decorative note as well as being
functional. ·
Hiust ... Gar~Et
Fum~~Wftt for ........ , ........ , ...... yachts.
1017 W..t ee.t .... _, ........ ..... z.a.tr I-SIII
Pink and white fiowers de-ror-
ated St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church for the late afternoon
wedding of Miss Virginia May
Jones and Harry Allan Parker on
Saturday.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. Lester Jones of
734 Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar.
and lately of Colorado. The
croom ta the 800 of Mrs. Joeeph J.
Parker of ~a.n.tfd Clt;y, Kan., and
the late Mr. Parker.
A sweeping cathedral train ac
cented the bride's gown of Chan-
tilly lace, bridal satin and nylon
tulle. The fitted lace bodice ex-
tended to a lone tono peplum
effect over a very full skirt of the
tulle. A hall bonnet of pleated
nylon tulle trimmed wttn pearls
held a long veil of silk Illusion
which extended to the end of the
train. She carried a shower bou-
quet of phalaenopsls. lily of the
valley and stephanotis. Mr. Jones
escortl'd hls daughter to the altar.
where Rt"V. James Stewart per.
formed the wf.'ddlng rites.
Mrs. Lawrence B. Scott Jr .. the
former Barbara Jones, served as
her sister's matron of honor In a
sheJl pink taffeta gown wtth long
J. mertwn-Diu
Funeral services for J. Elbert
Wilson, 94, of 129 24th St .. New.
port Beach, were held Tuesday In
the Sm ith and Tuthill Chapel In
Santa Ana.
Mr. Wl110n died Monday In Or-
ante County General Hospital.
He was a native of VIrginia and
had Jived In Oranee County since
1945. He Is survived by his wtfe.
Mrs. Grace J. Wilson of the home
address, and a 80n, Wesley J.
Wilson of Manito, Colo.
.._, •••an 1111
Henry Edward Byrum, 77, dJed
J-n hla residence at2303 SantA Ana
Ave., eo.ta Mesa. last Friday. He
wu bom In Frlstad, Mo., and had
lived In eo.ta Mesa tor four
montha. He wu a retired apart-
ment houae manager.
Mr. Bynun Ls survived by his
wlfe, Mrs. J'lorence Byrum of the
home adctn.. and one brother,
B. 0 . Byrum ol Loq VI.-, Waab.
Funeral 8ei'Vtce. for M.r. Byrum
were held at 5:30 p.m. Sun~ In
the Baltz Mortuary CoiU Mesa
Chapel. lnter~Dent wu pdvate.
L L CO-Uiii1"1 ~ ~bs..-.,...,ol
mlna.try to the 8albOe laland
Commun~ M.u.odlllt auarch,
..... DoftalcJ 0. S.pp wtU 0 ......
tM ~t ot l:lol7 ()om,
........ tlaJII ....., at Mt.lll the
t:JO .... lla.& lln'lea ....... .. .._ .... .._~..._.re
• 'l"rtaaDfh... ,.. laCftmeat wW
... .,.. 51 ...... ....
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torso and full ballerina length
skJrt. She carried a bouquet of
deep pink camellias.
Similarly gowned were the
bride's cousins. who aerved as her
bridesmaids, Mrs. John F. Skin-
ner. the former Nancy Thom e, of
San Francisco, and Miss Patricia
Thorne of Puadena. Best man
was Richard Blair of Fullerton.
Robert Coubrou.ch of Van Nuya, wnuam Alleft o1 .,....._ an4
the bride's brother-in-law, Law-
~nce Scott Jr. of Corona del Mar,
all served u u bers.
A reception In the church par
lors followf.'d the ceremony.
acony.
II
Beach & Boulevard
SPOIITI AJm CASUAL WEAB
Following a honeymoon at
Lake Louise and Banff. Canada.
the young couple plan to Jive In
Pasadena. The bride Is a gradu
ate of Newport Harbor High
School and the University of Colo-
rado In Boulder. The groom grad 1
uated from Stanford. where he I
belonged to Sigma Kappa fra UD s. Coast aJYd. l..o!Juaa a.acb ternlty~·--------~----~-~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;~============~~~~~~
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MOVING
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3323 NEWPORT BLVD .. , NEWPORT BEACH
(Ac:ro. From Ymcenta' Drug, Next to Standard Station)
Group of
Colton Dresses
AI~ .,.,..
20to50%oH
Codr.tail Dr··-Sweaten
BilE Dnnu
* HATS at Y2 PRICE *
•
1101111'1
Llll IIIIET
wttlaiAI..I.D
Pardon me while I push aside
plat1era of fried chicken. bucketa
of cold soda pop In crushf.'d lee,
piles of steamlne corn on the ('Ob
... Cotta make room to say ...
Gosh It's good to be an Amerl
can!
* * * lla1f o ,.a:r 90M by • • . tlme
'-.._ 1DftDt.orr ••• Let's ...
.•. eroc:.n... llecrta. Produce,
~ ••• J)EUCATZS-
SEX • • • Oar J• MCD11D haa
.... tJuoag1a all tlae ...... J.
... of lab doipcubiwat .... Ul.D9 Jutllba,.. ... I.Dtlaeaew
ldtciMD . ....... o11 tlae cool£,.
lDg'a ~ ript out la tile
..-. ••• yoa ~ aull tile
ClaW a.cm. wbea yoa coaae 1D a.. treat .._ ••• G&eallllDt
...., •••• ......_ Oogw ........ COI'CI1
tiDd .-r . . . wttll tla1rty c:taJck.
.................. J'Oitia. -s. . . . ..... tatdM tilled
wttll ....ty prapored lood.a I•
y..a to t.b ..._.by the cartoa
f1a1l (cat tbe pnMDt wrttl.Dg.
aetbl"9'a tilJoed Clllld DOtllia9'a
9aAA9 I'OaJid Cllld roa.acL but I
..... bopw tlll.Dp will be
......... wiMD you read tlala).
* * *
........... SlaiPfl ... Wb.n
you c:cm olw«ff fiDd what
you•n Sooktag tor cmd 101 sur.
pn... lor ltnlag room. ldtc:beD
r ODd patio you'll eDjoy f1DdJD9
Clll4 d1da't ..... Dow alated ... s~. aD'd.a. c:cmdlw.
gUt ..................... oad...,.
••• JUC)'bt aow tile awi.D9 la
tDwal'da ............. SUD
~ batlaJ.Ia9 cap. We .,....
........... nriiD toy.. balla. floats
... Wf IICidl boclb • • • .u.o \be
aacdld.Dp fw o little ~
ClredDett ........s \be hoaae •••
Oar JIMM!II .. Slaoppe, l.a o .a-lor you to d18c~Dft• .ad
lOt ... you Uacl&ap .. "'" tua ........ oa • • • eo.tw.e
Jewelry. -~ tut wl.ectteM .,_ 1111 ..-. tbe .... sd •••
* * * Bakery We bake It all
rt•ht here, behind th011e swtn.c·
Inc doors . . . ~h dally ...
Thirteen dltferrent varl~ee of
bread at the lut countlnc ...
Where devfl'a food cakea and
lemon plea take ttle top aeat In
tbe popularity poll ... Amnka'a
l.avodt-. ""-up to their delkJ.
oua UJ*.1,atlona h4ft . . . but
,.,.._ ..... PJr'amld eakea ott• pu1;y.u~w trtancl• on whldl to
1111t a .eoop ol Ice CI'MD'I • • • ltSda
fllld ealt:-. with eltMr oran .. •
eboeolate lclnr . . . Creole -· .... tn tile ..... dldee .•• Praline CU. _.._... fta~
~~rewa....,. ........... .... del OOCI.._ Cllllla ...... A-a .. e..a ............. a..
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Home H-......2 BJtS. 6 den, BW Ooon. fioor furnace A
panel ray beat. fireplace, la. llvlnl room. bandy k.ltchen. tuU bath with ahowet over tub. nice enclOIIed
patio. FumJahed apL on rear of lot la always rented. A
1araae for ~ach unit A laundry. Very cboJ~ property
ror only $14,.250.
THE-VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COASr HWY. CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 147'7 HARBOR 1741
"Half-Way to Heaven"
"START LMNG" IMMEDIATELY, IN
IRVINE TERRACE
OVERLOOKING
THE BEAUTIFUL "SMOG-FREE"
YACHTING CENTER OF NEWPORT HARBOR
"Southern CaiLfornla's Most Beautilul Subdivision"
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CO ROfALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
AND 'OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purchase In the
$20,000 to $30,000 class we sincerely recommend
the Irvine Estates overlooklnl Newport Harbor.
These homes feature California Jiving. Offered excJu.
slvely through Earl W. Stanley In a Smog Free area
known as Irvine Terrac~n Coast Highway opposite
the new Irvine Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
* For recommendation. we refer you to anyone who holds a Leasehold Estate In Irvine Terrace.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Further Information
INVESTORS!
HERE ARE TWO BALBOA OCEAN INCOME SLEEPERS
YOU'VE BEEN HOPING FOR
IL II.-
Prfoe's A~t~ib££1111, 1• E. 0.• Fr•l
Rt>al first cabin merchandise.
$25.000 down
Average $5.000 yearly nE't Income with owner living In
o ne.thlrd oC the property. Yearly Income should easily
rise to $6,500 If dE'slred. Unquestionably have the
finest clientele In area. • • •
IL 10. 5903
POIIT HOTEL APARTIEITS
1115 E. Balllu BIY ••
This one has terrific lncom~ possibilities. $20,000 down.
balance $300 per month at 5~. For years has grossed
$18.000 to $20.000 per year. At present Is nE'ttlng $5,000
per yr. on selective summer rentals only.
JOHI ¥0-EL AND lEI SMITH, RuHora
EXCLUSTVE MULTIPLE LISTING BROKERS
100 Main St .. Balboa
(\til Harbor 37 or H 5, or your favorltf> Harbor realtor
Full cooperation glvc.-n.
MOVED TO A lEW LOCAnOI
0ur offi c-t' at 3034 E C'oast Hl1hway, Corona del Mar,
has been movrd to a new location at ,,
3024 E. COAST HIIHWAY
IN A NEW FISHER-BUlL T BUILDING
Come In and see us
:Multiple Llstlng Realtors-Members of the Chamber ot
Commerce
Cordon Walker, realtor
WI E. Fisller, ~IIIW.
Dick Hilliard, Georg~ Raban. Pat Pattison, Bob Gervais
Harbor 2443
WE WILL BUILD • YOUR LOT A
1244 SQ. n. 3 IEDIMI ••
Ill 2-cAI lilliE
$1UJD
Forced atr heat-Hardwood floon.
Fully financed on a rood lot. 19 ,_,..on Savtn.p 6 Loan ·--·-2) Yean •udtq In Ota.np County
Koctm Open: K.wpcrt and MJ~U. -ru.tln
KlmWiy T.a. DIB....,. J..a5ll Eva UMrtyl-t073
How Would You Like A View of
The Ocean
wrm VDY SECLUDED ENTRY ••• Courtesy to Brokers
See 3415 Ocean Boulevard, Corona del Mar
OPEl IIIUIE
3 Bed.rs.-2 Baths-Lar1~ Famlly Room-2 Fireplaces
Adjoins area's BEST BATHING BEACH
HaneJ D. ,_ Jl.altoc
•
Price Retl101•
Owner has lowered price for
immediate sale ot this dis-
tinctive Balboa Island 2 bed·
room home.
Attractive furnishings, beam
CE'iling. real fireplace. din.
ing room. delightful pa tio.
SEE THIS TODAY
OIIJ $18,950
Terms Available
ISUND REALTY CO.
COIOII DR IAR ......... -, •.
trorn the llvln1 room of this
2-bedr. home at 222 Hazel
Dr., AND a private pathway
to the beach. 1 ~ baths plus
outaJde shower, prlme loca .
tlon, $25.500.
EICElLEIIT IICOIE
4 turn. units ; 1 bedr. each.
No vacancies In over a year.
Rent Is $65 each. Gross yearly
over $3.000. All In flrst class.
$6,000 takes. Full price $22,500.
Earl WI SlalleJ
REALTOR
225 Marine Ave., Ba lboa Island
Call Harbor 17'75,
eves. Harbor 5359 498 Park, Balboa Island HA 377 ------------
CORDIA DR IAR
Attractive Ranch St yle du-
plex for sale. Ocean side
hwy., Finest ronstr. on 1 '11
Jots. 2 bedrs. ea., frplcs ..
hwd. floors. Forced air heat,
patios. J.apt. leased. Priced
under repl. cost.
OWNER. HARBOR 1684 R
OPEN SAT. A SUN.
702 BEGONIA., COM
FOR ULE: IIJ oner,
Corona del Mar,
3 IMinn. 2 llath,
modem hom~. tum. rental
apt. attached . . . close to Harbor VIew School and pro.
posed parochial achool ...
everything butJt.tn Including
dishwasher, dlsposal, etc. En.
closed patio and 2-car gara ge
with work bench . . . call
H a. 2SQ6.. M.
I 06 FL F,..tace, CDI ...
Charmln1 well.decorated house. has 3 bedrs. plus
maids room, on secluded land.sc:aped corner with Eng.
llsh 1arden. Only l ·block trom ocean, Corona del Mar. Hou.e aJtuated on 3~ lot& Owner will .ell house ancl complete comer for $42.~ or bOWie tpducUna 66 ft.
tronta1e tor
Wonderful features for comfortable living Include e Jec.
trlc controlled garage doors, etc.
LOUIS WI BR188S, Ruiter
714 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
Phone Harbor 80
Bill's But BuJ
A PEACEFUL HI VEl
Uke "Down on the Farm'' yet less than five minutes to
market. This spacious and rambling J.bedr .. 6~ yr. old
home In restricted neigh borhood Is llebt and airy and
all rooms are exceptionally large. It you'd like a nice
qulet home near BACK BAY with a beautiful view, this
Is It! Priced at $15,200, wlth reasonable down payment.
W. A. TilliS. RuHor
-yuu'll like our trl~ndly aervtce
393 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
Uberty IH139
OPEl HOUSE
DAILY AT
3GD '"'' An., C.Ma ... lar
Not only Is this a house with a wide ocean view but It
Is archftecturaUy deallfted fo.r the most c:onvenJent In· door.outdoor llvfne. A..rtlatlcally land.acaped wttb an eye
for easy maintenance. 2-bedn. plWI den, 2 batha, wood
panelllnl. lovely tlr~place, etc:.
Liberty 8-5231 Harbor 1329.W
"II Y FIOIT SPECIILIITI"
ART C. ICISTLER CO., REAL ESTATE
D1 Kewport 'Blvd.
IUL11PLE
Newport Beach
Harbor q clay or nJ1bt
Df TIJE
''IUGGEII lniY"
NEWPORT HAR eR
BOARD OF REALlORS
IMPR O VE YOUR LMNG
CONDITIONS BY CONSUL-
TING BAY AND BEACH
REALTY ...
A Beach CoHace
3 bedr. furnished, near II
brary. $2,000 down, full price
$10.500 • • •
o,.. Dally 1-4 11.111.
1315 W. Bay Ave.
4.bedrs., 2 baths, $23,950
• • •
0,. Daifr Ullil SIN
245 Evenlnl Canyon Rd.,
Shore Cllfls
$32.000
2 bedrs. 6 den. 2 flr~places,
beautiful vtew, lar1e patio.
~ Jt!
BAY IIIIIEACH
IEiln
1450 W. Balboa Blvd.
Balboa, Call!.
has been one of the most ac.
tlve shops In the area, but
due to h us band 's death
widow must sell. Has been
running 10 men.
FULL PRICE, COMPLETE,
$8,000
Harlllr 11111111111
C.., lultors
Newport Blvd. at 30th St.
Newport ~ach Phone Har. 1600
SCOOP!
4 Jr e s I d e n t I a 1 Jots listed
today. R-4 Zoning.
Dltt Cheap, $1850 each!
Tenns as low as $500 down.
Onlc• Clast , ... ,. ....
18:57 Newport Ave., Costa Mesa u 8-163.2 u 8-1400 Eves.
IDYICD
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGlNO
GEORGE BURJaiAROT
lJcenMd Ca:ltrac:tol' 878 W. 18th Colla Meu Uberty 8-8828 Uberty 8.6632
COMPLETE PA.JNTlNG
PAPER RANGING SERVICE
RA W76 HA....,
EUCEHI! 0 . SAUHDDS ~ :nat ~leach OOiiJiLiTi c aanca
J'UE BSTDIATES
8AB GrMil 8t&lllPI
J'Ne dJtl.l.-ry
COBOJf£ DEL IUa JruUDY
HA 1031 '2'7~ &. OoUIJIW7,
lllpr la•lln
111111 1\ljllllll
4 ...
2-BEDRM., turn. apt., wtth P · SIIPPD-Prtvate boat. f ye.,.
rap. Summer cw yearly rental experlenot. eou ... lf&d. Plume
Inquire 435 H~liotrope, CDM. HA 1274-J.
A 'n'IL\cr. 0C1!A.N ViEW l ·bedt. ~fXH.i:;;;;;;;;--:G~A"RD~NEB=~w;-an"""'"""c.-wor-......k
apt.. partially turn. S75 mo. In• Harbor area, aJeo cleanup.
yrly. r•ntal. 9C55 W. 16th St., Owns equtp. Ll S.'75'1't, alter
CW., <twn ldt end ot r<l.) SuJt. 5 p.m. abl~ tor couple. Can be 8een O'y6,mtrifi;or,;G;--;-MAN:.i7'i:r-:~:a:-::r:-::-:~put.-.~tlme~
ne&. A ~da. worlt eveontnp and ~d&.
SUMMER RENTAL: Corona del au ptc:k.up truck, 10 a!*> wm
Mar, nJ~ 2 BJt. tum. bou.e, do delive-ry, help you D.lOVe, orT
close to beach and abopa. Phone Harbor 1623.1 alter f:J.5
~vall. month Auaust or lonaer. p.m. Twin beda each BR. tJJe bath, CHILD,;:=~-::CARE:..-:-::r:;::r-.da-ya..-....,2.--ye-a.ra--to
patio, ,.,,, fenced. HA.JUK)R pre-.ecbool. 713~ IrS... CDII. Bar.
168f.R. bor 79-w.
SUMMER RENTAL: Bachelors ffiY~SITJ'IH==~c=-. -c-.are-ot-ra'""'Jck...,...._Y'_o_ur
suite, 3 room.a, fum., pvt. ent. home. Day, nllht. mature COM
A shower, no cookJn,,. 2Z1 woman. Before tO a.m., after Larkspur, COM.
FURN. APT~ 1ood lo catIon . 5 p.m., HA 3132-M.
lfOUnd fioor. Summer or yearly PEIISOJIAL
lease. No children, no pet&. 610
Mar,uerlte, COM.
COM J.bedr. "' den, unf. home,
gara1e. Lovely view, yrly.
lease. Inquire Loulae Apta.,
Carnation at Seaview, CDM .
LOUISE A.PTS., overJookln1 the
bay. Modern furnlahed apta.
Moderate weekly rates. Sum·
mer reservationa; 308 Carna.
tlon, CDM, near Seaview,
HA 4016.
FOB SJU.E
CARPETING -45 yards cocoa
brown cotton carpeting w/pad.
ding, nearly nPW, $195, 222
Marguerite, CDM.
AKCREGIS., Tiny type ch lhu
ahua puppies. 8 weeks, l07l11 E. 32nd St., N 8.
TV FOR SALE::-:--:P,_a_c..,..k-a-rd'=""=Be--:1:-:-1.-2,_1-.. ,
blonde table model, $150 cash
Incl. aerial. HA 1398, 513 1.,
Orchid, COM.
ELECTRONIC ORGAN-two man
ual. almost like new. Save $80.
Danz Schmidt, ~ No. Main,
Santa Ana.
'fCUBIC IT. Frigidaire, good
rond.; also Thayer high chair.
HA 0872 RK.
GRAND PIANOS. Many to choose
from. Knabe, Mason A Hamlln,
Stuyvesant, Cable. Extra spe.
clal. Story A Clark grand, In
good condition $395. Another
special. ~autlful StuyvesanL
fine shape $585. Al!IO 10rgeous
Knabe $975. Save on many
others. Danz.Schmldt Bll Piano
Store. Santa Ana, 520 No. Main.
AJways 100 pianos.
H AM M 0 N D ORGAN, Spln~t
model. Slllhtiy used.. Good Sav.
lng on this. Also Hammond
Chord Or1an. Eaay to play.
DaM-Schmidt, 520 No. Main,
Santa Ana.
SPINET PIANOS. Rental retur'M
like new etc. You wUl always
find wonderful savln1s In this
depL Many ma.kes and models.
Mirror Type Spinet Maho1any
flnl.sh $287. Another In Maple
tlnlsb $395. Danz.Schmldt, 520
No. Main, Santa Ana. ·
IIISCELLAJIEOUS
POR IDS or her ~taduatlon ...
the new modern Eterna.Matlc,
the finest sell wlndJn1 watch
on ball bearings. See It al Ray
Fields new location, Vlata
Sbopplnl Center, 19th and Pla.
centla. Coata Mesa. U 8-IM88.
WANTED: Rfders for ride to
Lon1 ~ach Stat~ Colle,~.
Leave 8 a.m .• HA 1874-W.
FREE to 1ood homes, beautiful
kitte ns. HA 0565-W, 3408 Ocean
Bl .. COM.
S5 PER MONTH rents good prac.
tlce plano. All term rent aJ.
lowed il you buy. Good used
practice pianos $89, $125, $137,
$150 and up. Easy terms. Danz.
Schmidt Bll paJno store. Santa
Ana, 520 No. Maln.
WANTED 50 u.ed pianos tor our
big rental depL Hl1hest cub
allowance In trade tor Or1an •
Spinet plano, or Grand plano.
Danz.Sc:hmldt, 520 No. Main,
Santa Ana.
SUP RENTALS: Rowt.o.t rent.al
apace., mu.. 8' beam. 30'
lenatJl. Ametkan Lelfon Hall.
15th and ky, Newport. HA ~
TRADE IN your old watch on a
new HamiJton. It means .o
much more to 1lve or let a
Hammon. Wallace Calderhead,
3123 E. Coast Bwy., CDM.
"'JJUSIC DflftUCTIOJI ..
PRISCILLA MA TniEWS
teach~r of plano
c:luslcaJ A popular tbru
harmony
Zll Tustin Ave., Newport Helghta
Uberty~
(formerly Ot Loe Angeles)
aOATS FOB SALE
14' OUTBOARD RUNABOUT, plas-
tic 11ass covered, excell~nt
cond .. steerlnl wheel, $250. ~
at 304 Collins, B. I. HA 3698-W. .
CAAS FOB SALE
FORD '54 CRESTI.JNE 4·dr.
sedan, good cond., radio, heater,
Fordom atlc. etc. An eJCceptlon
ally good buy at 11595. Pvt.
party, 2846 E. Coast Hwy.,
COM. HA zn.
JOHISOI I SOl'S
4TH OF "ULY
''SAFE BUYS"
DE
·''80. BUYS"
* * * '&4 FORD
CutCIID &catda Wt19DL ..UO,
b • crt • r. FOI'domctk. Power ~ atMitD9 CIDd -.t, ... . ................. -..... -................ .
'MIEI-Y
Co•••~tlble. ......_ ..,.._,
....-cbt ... wlaJtawaUa aad ....
oaly li.GOD ...u.. .............. mil.
'&4 FOlD
c..to. J..doo&o. ··-Jladio, II o cr t o r • Fordolaatic. wblte
tine; lt"a ""..at lauDec:uJote."
....... -..................................... 11711
'&4 IEICUIY
stat~oa w..-. ..uy ,... ....
wltJa ............... aad ..
tniJ' IIOCit. aocuo. ..... ad
II• c aatlttc. JO.GOD •"• -...-....... -........ -............. ..-
'II HUDSOII .........................
aad lrydNaacdlc. nu.a Ia~ 1 fa UDua.crlly Decrt CIDd nau -.u~too ........................ ..,.
'&2 MERCURY
~wttbx ... aa..~ ........
flalab.. aCid.lo. a.crtw CIDd o...
drlft. acr.. at oaly ··-•••
WErE C.OSED OX TID!
ft'll or JVL T .......
UJICOUI MDC'CJIIT
Ll""'
-Wwt eoa.t lbtlnrwy .&WJOIIT UAal
In n.e Crossroads Village
NOW! a new service at ••
ua11 IEALn ,.., wr••n•
ID The Cra•oacll ViUage
I5J ._. •...-rt ....._ l.a utt Nat
Wo -MW ...,.ay.,..,.,... ,._. ••tt1.U. ...s lrtdt JU...
•
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• lmUWAIITD
Girl&-
IT'll
... ,. .. 1
and you'll aeree when you hear of the many Job opl)«-
tunJtJea t'-qua.lUfed )'O~q
women 1n our bualne. tocSAy.
Openinp DOW f«:
TELEPBDNE OPI:IATOIS
-Apply-Monday tiUOUib Frl4ay
51~ No. Main Street
Rm. 21.1.-aanta ADa
9:00 to 5:00P.M.
PACinC TELEPBONI!
M!:N 6 WOMEN WANTED
by LarJesl OrJanlzatton of l~ ltlnd In the World. Traln-
lnlln lntervlewlnJ, aupervts-
lnJ, and ma.uetne. Will be
1lven to thoee who quailly u Arthur Muna.y lnatructora.
Many advantqea over other ~ployment. U you are over
21 conalder th~ facton:
1. Pleuant aUJTOundlnp
and wwkln1 condJtlona.
2. Security-no lay-ofta be-
cau~ of alack ~uon.s.
3. Excellent opportunJty for adv~ment-travel. 1f de. alted.
4. No experience neceuary.
We traJn you free during evenings.
If lnterHted. aoply
3523 E. Coalt Hwy., Corona del Mar,
or ca lJ 1925.
Mesa Council Cuts Budget . An operaUonal budJet or t398.-provide .o cent. t« a fund to Jli'O'
'796 fM the City of eo.ta Mesa vide a storm drain .yaem, ..U-ror the tt.cal year 1955-158 wu mated to CCMit ~.ooo .
adopttd by tbe eo.ta Mesa city Councilmen del aye d actlon
councU Monday ntaht. "ntS. S. a untU the next mMttn1 Tuaday
reduction from the ortetnal $01,-evenlnl on a propoea1 from How.
456 budJd. ' ard LaWIIOil ol Lido lale and ..
CouncUmen ~Jayed flx1n1 the aocJates to .ell the d'Y a dty
t.ax rate for the new ft.lcaJ year, haJl att, on W. 19th St. tor tt.
welehlne the dJiterenoe between The Law.on propolal ealled lor
a GO-cent rate requll'ed for the the dty to arran1e tlna.ndnl and
budJet aJalnat a Sl-00 char1e to construct a city hall ol 8.000
~ w·-~uare feet on a mte of 280 feet -...... on W. 19th St. and Plummber St.
APPUCA'nONS are betnl re -
ceived for the combined poaJ-
tton of city clerk and treaaUJ'el'
for the Ctty ot Newport Beach.
AppUcanta must be experienced
aecnta.ries « bave had expert.
ence u a clty clerk « deputy
eity clek. Apply City Mana·
Jet'• offtee, Harbor 3131.
MEN WANTED at OranJe Coast
Colle,., reJU}ar, fulJ.tJme em-
ployees: Farm laborer, Grounds-
man. Painter Helpet', Custo.
diana. Sixty year •1e limit.
Start work Immediately. Apply
In pet'80n between 8:00 A.M.
and 4:30 P.M., Business Office
of colleee oft FaJrvtew Rd.,
Costa Mesa.
WABTD TO DJrT
LOCAL COUPLE with best refer-
ences dKire attractive 2-bed-
room Corona del Mar rental.
No chUdren. Phone HA 1787-W
OJ' 4'71M.
and 270 feet on Pomona St.
wtthlnllix months.
·Ria propoal altM> required that
the city pay ~ of the ~ of
awfac:in• and pJ'OV1dJn1 curt.
and eutten on W. 19th St. from
Park Ave. to Pla~ntta Ave. for a
width of :56 feet. tf the property
owners petitioned the city to
make the Improvement. The pro-
ject also requited the city uldng
the .tate to determine 11 W. 19th
St. waa a street of major Import.
ance eligible for Improvement
with state JU tax money.
A public hearlnl waa ~t for
Aue. 1 to conaJder the annexation
of Orange Coast College and the
69--acre Murray and Saunders
subdivision 110uth of the college.
A reaolutlon of Intention to an.
nex the property was adopted.
The rlver annexation p&Med sec
ond reading and was adopted,
joining the cltiN of Huntington
Beach and Costa Mesa on the
west bank of the Santa Aaa river.
STROOT'S HAJIDWARE
HOUSEWARES
City Attorney Donald Dungan
waa authorized to work out de-
tails with Miller Chevrolet Co. for
renting pollee can to the Clty of
Costa Mesa on a mileage basis.
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Martin • • d von Hemert
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sights while they were here. ln.
eluding a boat ride on the bny .
During one or their sightseeing
trips. a broken arm was suffered
by Mrs. Phelps' aunt. DICD..OUTm
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INTERIORS
• Furniture
• Draperies
•carpeh
•w•papers
•
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Beaman
have returned to the Harbor area
alter a visit to their former home
in Montana. where they were
present for the wedding of their
son. • • •
Gerry Norman Evans lett last
week via Hillman auto for Cape
Cod. wbere he will .spend the
summer with the little theatre
at Plymouth. Mass. Gerry, who
lives with h l.s parents. Mr. and
Mn. WWJam Evans of 50o& Mar.
euertte Ave., Corona del Mar,
won the Plymouth Drama Festi-
val Scholanhtp for the .ummer eeuon. Be pad\l.&ted from Or·
~· Cout OoUep and lett tm. medlat.elJ b Jf.w Enaland. • • •
Mila BemJ~ VeAa.l. principal
at the Newport Beach Elemen-
tary School. will retire to her
home In Oran1e tor the summer. • • •
lllml I VM HEIEIT 110.
If there Ia fresh fl.sh for sale
at Coast Supet' Market this week-
end. erab It! lt ml1ht be 110me
of the lovely trout that owner
Chuck Elliott and manager Ken
Payne caught on th'elt recent
fishing and hunting trtp up in
Brltl.sh Columbia.
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111' • ._1_
the
HESS HAIR FASHIONS
You are cordially invited to visit our new
salon. Mr. Hess offers to the Harbor Area
15 years experience in the creation of high
fashion hair designs.
Wanda Smith, former owner of A-Del-Mar,
will be • I I ociated with .Mr. Hea.. '
-·-~ora Told Legion, Helms. Good Humor
To ~-..I. T!J~_.o! ~!!t!_:N~~~~ .. ~~~·Benne« \.; .. ll lion ,.._ 291 to U.. a loud-aald It a. prohibited by ordinance.
~on a jeep to advertlae Uu! ~llman l . B. Stoddard then
(CoeUDold tNm Pap ll luly 30 Leeton breaJdut wu brouJbt up the matter uf the I
Clt7 ~Karl O.via aald. den1ed by Newport City Coundl Good Humor and Helms Bakery
-rbere t. no let(al JI'OU"ftd to re-Monday evenlnJ. trucks. who blow whlaties and tUM U.e ltcen.lel. II you find evt.. rtn1 bella In residential areas.
clenee lahll', JOU can revoke the 8 d c Council Instructed City Manager
Uceuee and ~te under the U get •, S ut l ohn Sailors to Inform these com ..
antl.aamblln6 lawa." panles that this practice was pro-
• MD ftA JOLICT hlblted by ordinance.
Jla.yar Don BlU aald abe bad (Cclltinued fnlm Pap 1) Ctty Council also·.' --'-ed , d tl •--the rates propcJee4 for l9C5"6-5e In --•01 recommen a on uvuo Clty M.anaJer Sailor's bud,et. • Received a petition with 51 the juvenJie proted:lon chairman algnatur... -ft'-'na '"'Xclu· slon o• f tb State PT'" b t h d .... and the proposed revtaton: ..-• .,....... • "' ~ o e 4 u a not. Yc-• Haul Dr. from any street light
received a reply. ~ lnl plan In Corona del Mar.
"This Ia not 80methJn1 we ;J l 1 ~:; e ~pted $13..250 of road
should lust let clle," aald Mr. '"" ~ 1 ~ users tax fund trom the county
Stoddard. a ,;: ! ., > for the d d Councilman Lee Wilder asked Oi =' 41 propose access roa
It tbU matter had come to the at. ~ GA o: across Rocky Point to the Corona
1 General fund ..... 75 .75 .67 del Mar Main Beach.
tent on o1 CouncU previously. Sewer fund.. . ... -.03 e Accepted the resignation of
City Mana1er lohn S&ilors an. Bonds ..... --.. -· .. _ .. 10 .10 .08 Dr. Horace Parker or Balboa
swered, "Periodically In the lut Parka -···-· ... 03 .10 .08 lsla.nd from the Ubrary Board. ~':o!:c~~~.t I don't recall any Ubrary -·-· ....... 05 .10 .08 e Approved the request of the
Que.tloned by the Council, AdverttalnJ _ ...... 04 .04 .02 local yacht clubs to use sun deck
... suus
.PORT -
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ffiffi. fi!Dl
JAMES STEWA RT
JUNE ALLYSO~
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.._ -SUU1VAN . BP.NNITT -... -J-....... ... ----.... -.. .. ... _..,.,_ ... ..,.,_\.,., ·--Chief of Pollee l ohn Upson sald, Retirement ......... 12 .12 .10 of building on Balboa Pier for
"We probably all know pay.otls signal mast for startlng ocean ---91..,_ TOTAL TA.X. ... 1.09 L21 1.06 races. "Cr • _., are made, but It's dlftlcult to CouncUmen Stoddard and M.ac. • Received notlflcatlon that M Ia ~~cp~" unless we have outside Kay levelled;lhelr attack prlmar the BaJboa Island Ferry ls re
lly on the balances ln t:be varl-questing an Increase In ferry wt~
2
• SKOUJ.I) TAKE AcrtOJf ous fonds. Here 1s a resume of rates. to change the 20 tickets for wuu-a..dbl
"II you feel theYe Is pay.off go. the budget reductions: $$1!.!to~1!4~f~o~r !S~1.~o~r~50~~fo~r~S3[. ::~~~~Arth~~ur~~~~~~~ ing on, we should take action," City cWk CIDd tnaarw-Save
1
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Mr. MacKay replied. "'That's about $3,450 by lower beg1nninl
enouah for me. rd withdraw my salary for clerk-treasurer and motl1~n and ~ove that we not b. eliminating one clerk . sten01.
su~ cen~. rapher.
'We .. can t convict without evl-eo.~ ~ut m' half. I
dence, remarked Councilman by $20.000. since the curr~nt
Stanley Ridderhol. year's contingent expenses like
"Maybe we should Investigate I extra policemen for Easter Week
before Issuing licenses," Mr. Mac additional legal and engineering K~.Y said. expenses are already budgetted.
After all thls publicity, it j Park ~Wipe out the 110
wouldn't do much good to check." 074 balance· set the tax rate a't
said Mr. Stoddard. "Let them be 8 cents rath~r than 10.
licensed; .!-hey're legal as far as I L1brary fuad _ Wipe out thE'
we know. $10 401 balance· set the tax rate
"I've seen them pay ott," Mr at Scents ralhe; than 10. I
Wilder said. A~ fuad-Set the tax
"So have I," agreed Mr. Ben I rate at 2 cent!! rather than 4, re n~~t. , .. dudng the budget about $10.500. O.K .. lets go after them. was Jletinllleat fua&-Set the tax
Mr. Wilder's comment. rate at 10 cents rather than 12,
• HTEXTisOFh LETTEB reducing the budget about $10, ere t e text of Col. Smith's 500.
lettM: 80Dd rett.nmeat-Set the tax
"City Council: rate at 8 cents rather than 10.
'"The tlme has come to renew reducing the budget about $10,
all business ltcenaes-lncludlng 500.
pinball machines. Councilman Stoddard argued
"ls our City Council contem against creating the new post.
plating the renewal of the )1. tlon of assistant stret-t superln
censes for these plnbaJI machines tendent. stating that the recrea
for the fiscal year 1955 56! If so, tlon director soon to be named
I wish to question the legality of could help with the beach dean
the plnballs. lng supeTVlslon. Co uncilmen GeJ'.
"Are they a gambllnr device! aid Bennett and Stanley IUdder-
U they pay off. they ~-And lt hot contended that the stJftt au
they are a gambllnl devtce, they perJntendent needs lbe asalsta.nt
are llletal. to ptovi~ adequate aupervtalon.
"Ia there any qafttton ln your Mr. 9toddard'a pt"CCppAl wu ,.
fl\lnds. City Council, about the jected 4 to 3. •
pay.otf! Thls Is the way It's done: Andrew W. Smith of Corona del
U a player racks up a w1nnlng Mar spoke up from the audience
total. he calls the house man to against leaving the $7SO Item In
verlfy the result. The hou~ man the budget for the Bowllng Green.
then makes out a slip for the stating that It should be made
amount. takes It out ot the cash self supportlnJ. Mayor Dora Hill
register and places the slip In the said that thls matteT should be
ca.sh regt.ter, hands the cash to left to the ~eation director.
the player. who, she said. will put It on a
"Do you know that minors are paying basis.
allowed to play, without any re e IIAK:ES ICOT10Jf nuT
strlctton! How can thla be any. CouncUman Bennett stole the
thing but a contribution toward mart'h on Councilmen Stoddard
juvenHe dellnqueJMt'! and MacKay and got In h is mo.
"U there I• any doubt In your tlon tim on the advertislnJ tax,
minds that there l.s a pay ort. use movtng that It be set at 2 cents.
your power under th~ Charter to This was approved by a 5 to 2
subpena wltn~. and question vote, over the objections of M.r.
them und~r oath. If you like, you Stoddard and MacKay. who
can start with me. You should sought to cut out th~ tax com.
call In the local agent for the.o pletely. contending that the p~
machines, and also the people ent balanee of $7.310 In the fund
who have these machines In their l& adequate for the comln1 year's
place of business." expenditures.
Pier Lease
Is Protested
The 3-cent sewer tax wlll be
levt~ to ralse money for the
newly created sewer rnalntenance
and replacement capltaJ ouU•y
fund. The ~cent t.u will produce
an estlmated ns.7SO revenue dur.
lng the coming year. There ls
Protests were heard at Monday now a balance or $12.200 ln th~
evenlng'll City Council meeting fund. and a transfer ot $20.000
against Andy Kirk's operation of from the water fund to the new
the conc:ealon at the end ot Bal. fund wa.s r«ommended.
boa Pier. Mr. Stoddard aald that this
Balboa Hardware and 0 . P. a_mount will take care of all items
Veach of Ace Key cha_rged that of pressing nature.
Mr. Kirk waa violating the terms e JfEW UYDO& sovaa
of hta lnse by eelllng Items At the conclu.slon o1 the hear
other than thoa. permltt~ under lng Col. Smith said there Is a
the lease. They both dl~ thiS 80U~ of ~venue which the
wu untatr competition for Bal Councll had avoided mentioning
boa m«ehanta. since Mr. Kirk's -a trash and 1arba,e collect.Jon
rent wu only SlOO a year. charge. He saJd that this costs
Balboa Improvement Assocla. the city an estlmat~ $160.000 a
tion d~on .ent a le-tter stating year. and the big buslnessft get
Jlr. Kirk waa dol~ a fine job the benettt. "Is It just fair for the
and askln1 for revklon of the taxpayers to foot the bill!" he
leue 80 he couJd 8ell m~ Items ukecl
and make a fair Jlvtne. Councilman Stodda_rd agl"ft'd It
Council refen"e(t the matter to wu a problem. but ''We can't do
the clt7 m.anaaer to c.bedt It the everythln• at once."
tf'nt 1s adequate and II the lea.ae I "Brln.a It up -.atn." Councll-
terms should a,. btoa~ned. man Wilder augated.
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~BEACH
SUMMER SAVINGS
DRESSES
REPRICm
TO CLEAR
Big selection of sum.
mer dresses r~rlced
to clear our stock. Cot
tons Rayons . Nylons.
Sizes 10 to 20 and hall
sizes 16 ~ to 24 "a.
GBOUP 1
'5
GROUP 2
SOUD COLOR DUW IIIPES
Colorful Draw Drapes m all over
des1gn m Rayo n and Acetate. 4
i nch pleated headmg Rose-Gold-
Hunter Green-Eggshell
DRAPERY
YARDAGE
CLOSEOUT
66tYUD
BRAIDED
RUGS
Colorful all yarn brald~d rug I In SI7P 22 x 42 oval shapt-
'2 Good st'lt'ctlon of printed and 1
c;olid rolor yardage to select I A rug that will stand the w~ar
from m width 36 to 50 Inches a nd washes well. Save on thla
w1dt' No lay-awa)~. 1 o ne.
SPECIAL BOYS
lEIS STIIW CAPS 'T' SHIRTS
A ~al bU)' In a mara ~ Boys all whttt 'T ' llh~ that
ca_p few summer Wftar. LJabt wU.I .Wve d'tJ'a --.r. I
~la-ht and RI'V1C8bl~. to 14 yra.
El'
•
I ltlrap
2200 X-.pol't Bl..S.. eo.ta ..... ,
PboDe E...._ & SUA. LJbertf I-7UII.Jbedy 1-1511
. .~ . .. . ,. J, YOJ!t
lr"•' \.., '•' •• ( "• '} .. I ill'of o
STUIIITRS
SdlllWladly Colltrolled
llowanS Cclbl.Det
Correcti•e Massage
Jlelax ill tbe
Balboa Island Massage
Parlor
1321/1 A9(1te, Balboa Wcmd
FOI' appoLDtmeDt call
BCD'bcw 1542-W 01' Ba:rbcw ~
1'Da DAIIACIU IOAT
A tiN ol unknown orlrtn
caWIICI $100 dam••~ to the 53-
foot coamaerclal fllhtntr bn'~t.
An,el, mocftc1 at 2107 ~
Ave., Newport BMcb. at t:t5 p.m.
Leonaat Weatberwu ol La,. Jlalpb·l.rwln won three awarda Friday, Ute Newport Beacn tue
pna WM IMtalled u pr'Nident !funday-tor aenb tra.O borw, depart.Jnent reported.
at tbe tut ~ ol the Bootl aenlor ~ and .mor we.tern r=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;---..;;;;;;;~ 6 Saddle Club. Otb.r new oUloat pleuure._ Sam Edney won for
are a.ar• Lee cxf Santa Ana, Junior traU bone and juniOC'
nce.pnaJdeut; MJa Betty Barn.-WMt.etn pleuure. Helen Matth.
of Santa Ana Helabta. eecretary; ewa won tor Junior ltoclt.
Charles Luall: of Corona del Mar, Other wtnnen: 1udy Vowler,
treasurer. jumpen; Robin Irwin, pole bend.
'Rle pew board lncludee Lee tnr; Charles Luak, tJpre etrht;
Parts of Santa Ana, Ralph Irwin Helen Matthews and Robin Irwin,
of Costa Mea, Ralph Selkirk of 2-man relay; Charles Lusk, musi-
Corona del Mar and Gua Pflrr-cal hat.
mann of Costa Mesa.
Forrest Paull, the outgoing E. f H-..LL Rl.-. ..
president. attended hll first out-· • .._ .... ., ...
lng last Sunday t or ·the first time
ln several mol)ths. He had been
In the hospital for some time. He
watched from a car while a
couple of hl.s horses were being
exercised at the Play Day held
at the Newport Harbor Buffalo
Ranch.
Glamour
Funeral serv1oes for Edmund F.
Herbkeraman, 63. of 2000 New.
port Blvd., Costa Mesa, were held
yesterday In the Parkes.Ridley
Mortuary Chapel In Costa M eu
with Rev. L. V. Tornow of Chrlst
Lutheran Church of Coata Mesa
oftlclatJng.
Mr. Herbkersman, a retired ma-
chlnlst, died Saturday of a heart
attack In hb home. Be waa a
native of Maple Helehts. Ohio,
and came to Costa Mesa In 1945.
Glimpses rHe ENsiGN. HA-••••
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COIOIA DEL MAl PHARMACY
..,... .... I= lpUoa .......,..
JIAUOII 2272
3117 E. Coast lhry ..... ~-·-. c.-clellla:r
By MX For let+ertt .. ds.. envelooe. c:.1
MANUUN'SNOTE:Agalnlhun ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
JULY C.ARP . T
Beaoaable 11at.s
AU Day e llaJJ Day
BAPPT DAT SCHOOL
for Uttle Polk
440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
Harbor 4369
Mrs. Jean Vauehn, director
CO rtllfG TilE CAK.E a:ftu a ~ riDCJ 1INCSd1Dg cepaaoay at
tbe L49uDa CoauDUD.Ity ~ Church are lb. aD4 Mn. DoG L. Bofta. Tbe bride Ll tbe fonDer Mlu ...._ C«mllle Mo.-
bead. dcmgbtel' of Mr. cmd lin. Wlll..lalll V. Neorbead of J..arwaca.
Tbe 9J'0C11D Ll tbe IOD of MJ. cmd Kn. llay lloria of 701 Ida .A..,._
Coroaa del Mar. Ilia brotber. llicbard BO'ria. ~from Scm trau.
c:Lico to be best maD at tbe weddlllg. Botb of tbe DeWlywecll grad-
uated from 0rGDC)e Cocu1 Collep.
the writing of this fashion
column over to Miss O'Brien.
Velma is home now and of course
ready to greet you at O'BRIEN'S,
but so many people have ex-
pressed interest In the way our
friends and neighbors on the
other coast llve, that she is con-
tinuing her fashion travelogue:
A abort weelc..-d away from
Xew York Ia mCNtt nlmdiUJ aD4
LDten.ttDg. Ala early na.ab fi'OIIl
the botel to GraDd C.Otral ata.
t1oa to catch a 7:30 CLDL a -
pr--. aD4 0Ge DOtiCN the QD.
unal Clll1m aD4 almCNtt qaJet
of tbe btg dty ••• eo differeDt
from aa boa.r laW wbea ....,..
oae Ll naatDv aboat. Aboard
tbe CXIIIUIUIW tnda. L lib
lllla.t of tM otaa. pciiUell~
bead for tbe dlDer for bNaJr..
fast. Altw my MCIOIIcl cap of
eof .... r.. llble to ~ the
FOR SUMMER FUN!
Whetner Y ou'N Going-
FISHING -P1CNtCKING OR
JUST RELAXING AT HOME.
KElP YOUI FAYOIITI IEYDAGf HANDY
Either Way You Uke It-
ICE COLD « ptPING HOTI
.. TteS IIAUTRL
PICNIC JUG
IT£11-Gf. THE-.Onl
Reg. $2.95 Value
SPECIAL
*CROWN HARDWARE*
Mrs. Barnard
Is W~lcomed
Mrs. Julius Barnard was wet.
corned to the Harbor Area with
a tea given In her honor Tues.
day alternoon by Mrs. Castleman
Smith of 222 Hazel Dr .. Corona
del Mar.
Kathryn Ba rnard, as she Is
known professionally, formerly
taught music at the Pasadena
Junior College, where Mrs. Smith.
also a musician, first knew her.
Her husband, the late Julius Bar·
oard. wu for maoy years c:rtme
report« fw BMrSt rwwapapers lD
Loll Angeles. (le was a former
director of th~ lalboa Yacht Club.
Presiding over the tea tables at
the Smith home were Mrs. L. A.
Bls h and Mlss Margaret Scharle.
Mrs. Martin Maneold and Mrs.
George Davtes as.lsted the host.
es.s In greeting guests.
Also assisting with the arrange-
ments were Mrs. G. D. Grupe.
Mrs. J. W. Elliott and Miss Ruth
Elliott. Miss ConnJe Mangold and
the hostess daughter. Mrs. Jack
Newton. Mrs. Barnard moved thls
month to her Harbor area home
at 3120 &>avlew Ave .. Corona del
Mar.
people aroaJid me.
It's an lnterestlne ride through
luch green countryside and.
being Saturday morning, the
traln ll loaded with week enders
llke myself. As the people get off
the train at various stops. It Is
Interesting to note the attire,
varyine almost acoordlng to sta-
Uon. U it was one of the strictly
suburban reaJdenUal stops. of
which there are many, the ladle.
had on Uctrt-and eotter ~
many with fUll pett.lcoats-the .
onN who went on to Boston and
farther points were wearing
mostly dark cottons. or linens
. . . there were ma ny linen
tweeds.
AnniD9 Ia ... tall. 1 "9·
lst.ncl at my taot.l aDd iJD.
mediately ftarted 119bbeela9·
Oa the spedal baa I met people
froaa Utendly all owr tbe
,.,...ld--4De lady froaa tbe Brt.
ttab W... -.. fnlaa Ccmada. a
~tleaaau fnaa ~ Aap .... It
was a rat.MI' cloudy, ba..aald .s.r. aDd JDCN~t of tbe W'OIIMD
wen 4nued LD ODttou. or
~-t type ni!'OIU-
H W •ll• Na:ay hall oa eottoo CID4 u-. • I I am s 0 n auita. C'OIOI'I ben ..... ... ..
what lifblw tba t.boee ....a R•t T d LD Xew York. I e s 0 ay We had dinner at a most Inter-
Funeral services for former estlng place In old Boston and
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NPwport Beach mayor Harry H.. here many of the younger elrls
Wllllam!".On, 72, of 1520 Miramar with dates were ln !lutfy llrht
Dr . Balboa, will be held at 3 p.m . dresses and full petticoats. We
today {Thursday) In Parkes-Rld-proceeded to the Mualc Hall wtth
WE GIVE CROWN STAMPS * ley Mortuary Chapel in Costa the hope of obtaining tickets to
Mesa. conducted by the Newport the pops concert which was HARBOR 232 Harbor American Legion Post 291. being held. No luck with tickets.
Mr. Williamson died Saturday but we did observe that most of
3107 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar In his Balboa home. victim of a the lucky people with Uckets .. ---=-~========~=====~====~ heart attack. He had been Ill for were dressed In street clothes,
FURNITURE
INTERIOR DECOBAnON
Ba.oA ISLAJfD
214 Nariae A"-llcatMw 1547
coao•A Da.IIAII
2M8 E. eoc.t ~ m
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Balboa TuforiiiCJ School
REGISTRATION JULY 2
some time. He seTVed as a city 80me wore m~ dreuy attire.
councilman In Newport Beach Latew, wileD we atoppad Ia
from 1926 to 1930 and as Newport the boW cSiaJat ...-a IDw •
Beach mayor from 1936 to 1940. lat. ctap of ..., .. .,.. Jut LD
He was In the real estate busl· tilDe to .. ..._ w1ao .._. -"
ness In Costa Mesa In 1922 and taeded tbe ••u t .,..... Ia ._
moved to Balboa In 1925. He was • late .. ,. IL Ia Uala poaJa.
a former pharmacist mate In the tM ...._ ._... .....Sy Ia
U.S. Navy and retired from the ....ay __.. .._. ...S ._.
Navy In 1945. Survivors Include cla:dl llllk ••••• latw&alltly
his wtfe, Mrs. Nell Wllltamaon; a •-Y ., .._ .,.. -al f1ll
son. Capt. Basil K. Wtlllam.l, Ita· ....._ ,... ..,... • ._...
tloned on Guam; two dauJhterl, ....uy Ia ~ 'rtsa 1 ..atll.
Mrs. Virginia D. Murphy of BaJ. IMtead ot the concert we at-
boa and Mrs. Fred Lindeman of tended the alt feetJval belna
Coeta Mesa; a alster, Mra. CJar. held on the ._on Commons. It
ence A. Andenon of Glendale; a wu 801Dewbat cooler here and It
brother. Winfield B. Wtlllamson, wu Joveq Yleottlh• the artim
alJio of Glendale and nve p-and-~It under t.M ea.noplel. When
children. I ,.. eobae ol tM "-b vf.td
Mr. WlUl&l'MOn was a eharter oolora and the wbtle 80(t tona
member of the Newport Harbor from the art.11a' palettes, I
Amerk:an 14ton and R...,...-t couldn't help but think of the
Harbor Elka Lodge. Be wu a •autiful bript colon Mlq c:a,.
member ot. the AJ Mal:aiU:b tured Ln thiJ ,_,... auJ1lJIMr
Shrlne of Loa AnpJe~, Veterans drIll II
of the SpaDIJb-Ameican War, the ... tMt r. ......_ ..... Lo~ Beaeh Conllltor1. Jta.,. •••tlldlot ...._ pcl'hctlt
• Mattne Vetera111 and s-1artn. ....., ._. tit 0 • 9 I ...
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FREE!
Small Pieces
For The
Young Ladies'
DollHouae
(Nut .. Ac:caaapa:aJed
by Pcaeat.a)
*Ill
TYPES
*Ill
COLORS
THROW RUGS
F,..,,~le$3.
(ValuH to $15.95)
Remnants 40°/o OH!
BROADLOOM
12 ~~d~ FL 20% OFFI
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I.&GAL .one&
1ruab. 1.05 Oulnea <::bu.-.. ----·· 2~ lien • 8andbluter (K.eman) .• 2.81
Kft,..ltl ~-2.93 8&ftdblaMr (Pot Tucllr)-U.S
Sip • fktorial-llelpet -·· ~ kaJer ···-·-·-·------· 2.21 IIMida 6 ......., le, 7-hour a&y Scaler tuna Boe'n'e Chair
fernd t.o aa the "Owner'' wtll No 1JIMW ant LA~ or Safety Belt ot Power
eel" up to but 'bot later thaD Linoleum A Soft Toola) ------·--·-----2.42 8 :00 P.M. on the 19th ol July, 111a Laywa H. 6 Vf. t~c 3.01 La)'ln& ol all Non-Metalltc
19M, eealed bide tor the ~ward of Gluier (phae 1 wk. pd. vac.) Pipe, Jnc:ludtnr Sewer Pipe,
contract I« Ule eon.atructloD at , IIMlth 6 Welfare _ 2.585 DnJn Pipe, and Under-
Newport leada E 1 em en tar 1 ~ pound 11le ·--··-·-·-·-·· 2.t7
School No. 15 loeae.d In eald dt. Pluterer Maklne and Caulklnr of all
tr1ct. Sucb bJda wtll be reeeited 8 6 w promotional 12~e 3.4375 Non-Metallic Pipe Jolntl 2.35
ln the otnce of the Owner, HOO Pluterer Tarman and Mortannan .... 2.21
Clltf Drlve, City of N.wport Jl'onman a • w 12"'c _.3.6875 Steel H~derboard Man ._ . .2.:585
Beach, Oran1e County, California Platter Tender H 6 w 7"'c 3.18'75 Watchman -·--·---·--··-2.00
and wlll be opened and publicly fLUIDEIII & rrTTKa Window CleaaH ···-.. ····-···-·· 2.31
read aloud at the above lltated Plumber Foreman ---·---··· 3.50 FOREMEN: ttme In the oUJce of the Owner In Plumber--Gu or Lawn Effective June 15, 1955, all fore.
l&ld buUdJn1. . Sprinkler Fitter ···---·-· 3.25 men aball be paid not le. than
Each bld must eonfonn and be PJumber-LMd ot Cement ::10c per hour more than the hour·
responsive to th1l invitation, the CaulkH ··--·····-··------3.25 Jy rate ot the hllheet clualflca. plana, specWcatlo"' and all Plumber-Ot11Jty Plpellne _ 3.25 lion over which they have INPH·
other document. comprlaine the Lead Burner ···-·····---·-· 3.50 vtalon.
pertinent oontract documentl. Steamfitter Fore man ·----3.50 mo• WO.U.S
Copies ol the Contraet Documenta Steamfitter ······--·-··-·-········· 3.25 Relnforclng Iron Worker .... 2.80
are DOW OD file and open to pub-Pipeline For•man -····-·-···· 3.50 Rate effective on old
llc ln.apect.lon In the l&ld offices Plpellne .Jou.rpeyman --·-· 3.25 work untll 10.1-M: ·-·····-· 2.1t ot the Owner and of Hodedon 6 Jndu.trtal PSpefltter Rate effective on all
Ellerbroek, Archltecta. located at Foreman ···--···-·-····-.3.525 work 2-1~55 ....... _ ............... 2.85
320 Welt Cout HJehway, New-Jndumial Plpefitter __ .. .3.2'75 Foreman -·-··-··-·············-·· 3.10
J¥>rt, and may be obtained at the Health 6 Welfare tor aboVe toe 'I'KAIIITZD
latter place b'Y depo.ttlnr $25.00 8prtnkler Jl'ltter 8.25 Bealth A We11are 7%c
for eacb let. 'Ibis deposit will be Health 6 Welfare 7%c effective 9-1-M
refunded lf the .et or aetl of Con-Betrtprat« rttter ···-······-··· 3.05 Driven of Dump 'I'rucka of
. tract Doc\uni!I'Dtl delivered are J'el Health 6 Welfare 10c + mileage leu than 4 Yda. Water
turned In toad condJtlon w1thtn aoors.a Level --··-·····-·--·-· 2..265
'A JUIT 101.0 ...__""'..,. • ..,., D J '"T 1• • trataw
............... tbe Cony
Field 0. L ..... Aendllm:y AU ........ • ·-·-·& PI&. by ..... Aftalloa c:.a.t Doaal4
E. J Cl~ Ill ( ....... ) of 501
• ....._A,.,. c..a dellla.
WHit twl laltlld ..... ~ Ka.
"' ......... rupt trcdalla9 ........ he wt1l nee~ ......
etnact1oa la ,...W.. cdr wock
..... wltla ............. IOio rupta - _ ...... ...., towar4
eanalD9 b1a •CIYY "'Wlap of Goad. ..
Junior Angling
Entrants Busy
five days atbtr the bid openlne. Health 1r Welfare 8%c vac. pay Drivers of Dump Truc:U-
Each bid lbaD be made out on Boater Foreman ···--·········-3.10 4 Yds. but leu than 8 Yds. About 160 fish have been a form to '-obtained at either Roof 2 85 water level .. _.,_ .. _____ 2.295 cauaht to date bv the 125 en-
of the ealcf omces In which the Plt~r ~m~t;;··,..-~~~·::a-225 Drivers of Dump Trucks-tra;te tn the ktboa Angling
Contract Documents are on We. Piled Enameler .2 975 • 8 Yds. but leu tharr 12 Club's Junior Fl4hlng Tourna.
Each bld lball be accompanied Damp Waterpro~T~'d·-····-· yda. water level ................. .2.345 ment. AU junior anglers. under
by a certtntd or cuhler's check Bituminous Enameler .... 2.85 Drivers of Dump Trucks-16 years of age, can still enter
payable to the owner, or satlafac. 12 Yd.s. but lese than the tourney at any landing or tory bid bond In favor of the SUET llltTAL 16 yards water level ........ 2.425 tackle atore.
Owner. executed by the bidder u Health 6 Welfare 8%c vacations Drivers of Dump Trucks Here are the leaders for the
Principal and satlstactory aurety Sheet Meta l Worker ·······--· 3.00 16 Yds. or more water various fb.h:
colllpany u suret)', In an amount Resld~tlallnmll 3 00 level -·-··············-···-··-·· .. ···· 2.645 Barracuda. 6 lb. 7 oz... Skippy not leu than five per cent of the Rea ng er ---·--····· · Drivers of Trucks-Legal Bourne; bus. 4 lb. 12 oz.. Mike
bid. The check or bid bond ahall TILE Payload Capacity less Thompson; corblna, 4 lb. 6 oz..
be et•en u a ,aarantee that the nte Setter ········-·-···· .. ····---·· 3·12 than 6 tons .................... ·-··· 2.265 Jim Hanold; halibut. 12 lb. 5 oz.,
bidder wUl execute th• oontract Tlle, Terrazzo or Drivers of Trucka-Legal Mike Supple; pacific mackerel, 1 lf It be awarded to him In cqn-Marble Helpers ~·-·-······.2.287S Payload Capacity between lb 4 D s 1 · j k rue Setten HelPB ......... .2.2875 . oz.. anny upp e, ac formlty with the Contract Docu-alth 6 W U 2%% 6 and 10 tons ...................... 2.295 mackHel, 3 lb. 11 ~ oz.. Richard
menta and wUl provide, the He e are Drivers of Truck.&-Legal Walker; se" trout, 3 lb .. Cheryl
surety bond or bonda u apecWed ~are 10c Payload Capacity between U oyd; white aea bus, 3 lb. 6 oz..
therein within five day alter no-2.8S 10 and 15 tons ............... -... 2.345 Doug H a r r m 0 n ; yellow fin
tltlcatlon of the award of the con-Carpenter -·-······-···-·--········· Drivers of Trucks-Legal croaker, 9 oz.. Jt1rt Hall; largest
tract to the bidder. Shlncler --.. ····-------·-··· 2.99 Payload Capacity between variety, 16 flab. John Lanton.
'Jbe Owner reserves the prlvt. Floor Layer ···-··-··-··· .. ········· l .06 lS and 20 tons ............... -.. 2.4.25
lege of rejecting any and all bide Mlllwrtaht ···-·;··--·---·-·· .. ··· 3·06 Drivers of Truck.s-Legal
or to waive any lrre,alarltles or Saw FUer -·····-.. ···-·-············ 2.£M Payload Capacity 20 tons
•••
Crandlon or Mn. lJlllan Lee
ol 223 llariiQid Ave., Corona del
Mar, b .. been v111ttnr trocn the
mJdw-wttb b.ll wUe, ..,.._ Gary
II.Litu.~, and th.st Uttle eon, Gary
Paul 'lbey liked Sout.bem eau.
fornla 10 well tb•y decided to
mak• lt their home and Mr . .Jua.
tua hu found h1mMlf a ~Uon
wtth the Anaheim poU.Ce foroe. • • •
Our Orchid Avenue correspon.
dent reporg th.at the E. D. Her·
rlngt.ons of 421 Orchid Ave., Co-
rona del Mar, have .old their
house and plan to move to Santa
Barbara. • • •
Seen on Udo Iale In the oom.
pany of fabuloua-4'0ntractor (juat
uk hlm) Bob Ingram wu Cean1
McCallen, tonner Orange Cou.nty
Beauty colltelt winner and one-
time Balboa Island resld•nt. who
1a now working in a 20th Century
Fox mOYie entlUed "'Ibe Girl In
the Bed Velvet Swln£" CeanJ
playa a Floradora ,trl and
dances with Ray Mllland. who
ltaJS ln tbe picture alone wtth
loan Colltna. Ceanl Ia al.o ap.
pearfne with Caaa Daly on the
Jimmy Durante ahow eomln& up.
In private life abe lives In Brent-
wood, II a drea desllfter, and
hu her own c!reu llhop there. • • •
DID YOU-AU. KNOW! That
Mrs. Cornell& Nichols ol Ash-
vUle, N. C., made her first alt.
plane flight last week' at the age
of 80. Mrs. Nichola Ia the mother
of Mrs. Carleton Mears of 332 N.
Newport Blvd .. Newport, and she
travelled here to attend the wed.
dln1 o.f her grandson. Carleton
Jr. Th~ weddJnc date ls July 3.
the place, Christ Church by the
Sea, and the bride wUl be Miss
Elizabeth Mashburn of Hunting.
ton Beach. • • •
June 18 was reunion time for
the Jim Garveys of 19'70 Federal
Ave .. Costa Mesa. because that
was the day the two boys, Jlm.
16, and BW, lC, cam• home troin
school In Ohio. 'nte boys bave
been attendJng St. Aloyalua MIJi.
tary School In Columbus . • • •
Pwlu.., a. .... , • .,~,.._. ..... clll' dllllk.
.. Yw. _.... .. -.. ONiwe c-.u:., .............. .
..._ ................ te4110.L IJIW .t .. ......
....... ..-... u ............... -.. a.... ..
Van's Bowliag
Open Aleys ,....,,
s.t.Ut I I••IJ
Opell AD Wl9lat Prtday ...S ~ * AV1'011ATIC P'DIItoliEU *
Informalities In any bid or In the Table Powtl erNSallw Op. ·········· 3
2·94
11 or more ............................... 2.645
blddlng Pneuma c a er ···-··-······· · Drivers of Euclid Type
...... , .....
Te II laTWI Try Pursu.ant to the Labor Code of All foremen are to receive 25c Spreader Trucks --·--··· 2.~
the State of California, the aald per hour over highest cluslflca. Drivers of Dumpster Trucks 2.64.5 What was thought to be a ,an
ro• u:savan on ClfE 111 au......,. AVE.
Mrs. Kay Phelps' mother, aunt jjiiiiiu:aiiiiuiiiiii..U.iiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiCO~Nn'iiiA~IIDA~~~;~ and nlnety.plus.year old grand-
mother have r~urne-d to Texas
via the train after a month-lon1 F u wares for each craft or type ol tlon over wbJch he has aupervt. Drivers of Transit-Mix shot was only a five-gallon gas
workman needed to execute the .SOn. excluding the Pneumatic Trucks-Under 3 Yds ....... 2.505 can being dropped. The Incident
oontracta which wlll be awarded !!!~~ 11 •• ,.._1 Drivers of Transit-Mix resulted in two Pasadena ju
the successful bidders; and these ---a ___.... Truck.s-3 Yds. or more .... 2.645 venlle boys, 15 and 16. being ar
prevaJllng rates are contained In Health 6 Welfare lOc Gas It OU Pipeline WorkJng rested by Newport pollee at 12:25
said spectflcatlons adopted by Cement Maaon ..................... .2.785 Truck Driver. Including a.m. last Friday on charges of
the board, and are as follows: Cement M810o <composition Winch Truck and all slzH attempted gas siphoning and
CLAUIPlCATIO• • or mutlc) ···-·-·-··-·-··.2.905 ot trucks ·--··-··-·-··---2.445 ~ion of an alcoholic bever.
FOREMAN: .All foremen not here· Cement floor tlnlablniJ Driven ot Road OU Spreader age.
1n eeparatel,y cl...uled aball be machine operator ...... -.2.955 Trudo _ 2.445 John B. Wing of Puadena told
paid not Ieee than tbe JIN'ftdAl• loaali8 M Jtootrnen _ .. _····------2.44.5 pollee be thouebt h• h~ard a run rate. · Health 6 Welfare, 7%c Dumpcrete Truck, Jess than shot and saw boys running In an
stay visiting th~ Phelps home In
Corona del Mar. Not only did the
vlsltln' relatives enjoy the Phelpe
children, but they saw all the
fContinued on Pan 7 l
A p pRENTICE S : May be em. Laborer, General or 6% Yda. water level ........ 2.505 alley near 3504 W. Ocean Front.
ployed In conformity with Sec· Construction ........................ 2.16 Dumpcret~ Truck-6% Yds. Newport Beach. Officers found ~~=~=~~=~=~=
tlon 1Tn.5 of the California Labor Laborer Packlnr Rod Steel water level and over ~···· 2.645 the gas can about 10 feet !Tom j
Code. and Pans ·······-······-·-···-··· 2.85 Ross Carrier Drvire--a car and a piece of plastic bose
a-wc:.tJoD Bate ,_ Bo.u Operators and Tenders of Highway ....... -..................... 2.645 In the gas tank of the car. The
ASSUTOS Pneumatic and Electric Water Truck Driver-boys admitted attempting to sJ
Health 6 Welfare 741• Tools, VIbrating Machines. under 2SOO Gill. ................ 2.32S phon gas. claiming It was their
Asbestos Workers ·~·-···-....... 3.15 and almllar Mechanical Water Truck Driver-flrst attempt. A pint of tequila
.OIL&aJIADIIS Tools not separately class!. 2500 Gal or more ................ 2.445 was found by officers In the "Your Ho.t to the
& JU.ACIUIOTIIS fled herein ···-··-······-··-.. ··· 2.37 Industrial Uft-Truck Driver 2.265 glove compartment of their car Coast Since 1926"
STOP AT
The ,Arches
Health 1r Welfare 7%c Asphalt Raker. Ironer, Truck Greaser and Tireman 2..375 nearby. F I II E F 0 0 D S
BoUermaker Foreman ......... .3.475 SJreackr ......... ·-··--............. 2..37 Truck Repalrman .................. 2.825 C 0 C J: T A ILS
BoUennakH Sub-Foreman 3.325 Cement Dumper (on 1 yd. or Truck Repairman (Job Site) 2.825 All your printinq needs will be COAST HIGHWAY AT
*
(
BALBOA~ EVElY Ill)
lrHII!! Day
Wednesday
JfOOK TO t p .II.
F• 11111111 Ill C•••••l••• lc
Boilermaker 6 Blacksmith 3.125 larger mlxers and handling Truck Repalrman Helper ... .2.375 handled conve niently and court· THE ARCHES
Boilermakers A Blacksmith bulk cement) ··---·-·-······· 2.37 Truck Repairman Helper eously in the completely-eQuip-.._,_. ... dl J-L PrbdiDg
Helpers ............................... .2.825 Concrete Curer-Impervious Job Sttel ............................. 2.375 ped Job Printinq O.partmeni of JOHN VU.EI IE Call. HArbor 1114 lor UU •
alllCKLATEU Membrane ·--·-·--·--... 2.35 Helpers. Warehousemen _you r Harbor Area Newspaper, ~-'rJO 1-1531
Health 6 Welfare7"'c ~lb~ or ShorB .................. 2.~ A Tea~ers ........................ 2.375 T~h~e~E~n~s~iq~n~,~~~~~~~~~~~d~~~ .. ~~~D~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bricklayers 6 Stone Mason 3.60 Cuttlne Tor<:h Operator Warehousemen and -
Brlcktender ····r····--········-······ 2.50 (Demolition) ...................... 2.21 Teamsters ........................... 2.185
ELECTaiCIAKS Driller (All Others> -·-······· 2.45 Warehousemen-Clerk ···--· 2.325
Electrician .......... -.............. 3.35 Chucktender (except The rates of per diem wages
Cable Splicer ··~·-----··--3.65 Tunnels ) ····· ............... ~ ......... 2·31 for each of the various cluslflca-
DOK Fine Grader <Highway and Uons of work shall be the here-
Pan Setter ................................ 2.43 Street Paving only> -··-· 2.28 lnbefore set forth prevalllng
Pan Setter Wkg. Foreman .. 2.60 Flagman ···· .. ·········-··-·······-··· 2.16 rates of hourly waees multiplJed
Pan Setter Helper ···-·-··· ....... 2.18 Gas and 011 Pipeline by eight (8). Eight (8) hours
Ornamental lron Worker .... 3.10 Laborer ···········--·-·-··--· 2.16 ahall constitute a day's work; It
Structural Iron Worker ........ 3.10 Gas and 011 Pipeline being understood that In the
LATIIEJIS Wrapper-Pot Tender and event that wortc.men are em.
Lather Foreman .................... 3.775 Form Man -·-··-·-----2..37 ployed less than eight (8) houn
Lather ·······-··· .. -· .. ·····--····-·.3.465 Gas and OU Pipeline per day, the per dJem wages
PIUlftEU Wrap~Inch Pipe and shall be deemed to be that frac.
Brush -·-.. ····-······-·---··· 2.50 over ·-·-··--------~ Uon of the per diem wages here--
In establt.abed that the number
of hours of employment bears to
eteht <8> hours.
Where a alnele shift Is worked,
ell'bt (8) eonsecuUve hours be-
tween 7 A.M. and 5 P.M. ahaU
eonstJtute a day'a work at
etrai1ht Ume.
All "ort performed In excess or eleht houn per day for tony
(40) hours per week or on HolJ.
days and Su.nd~ aball be paid
for at the rate or oYWtime of the
craft involved.
Holldql u bereln referred to
llhall be ciMtDed te beN.-. Year'•
Day. Decoration Day, Independ-
ence Day, Labor Day, Atmlatlce
Dq, 'lhan)facjviq Day, and ~ V any ot the abow
holl4.,_ fall on Sund~. th•
Moncle.)r Wlowlal lflal1 be oon-~Adtncl a llcal bolldq.
Jt lhall .. ,.,., t 1 upon tbe
Oofttrec:t. to wboal a coatract II
awardecJ, and upoD aJl IIUbeon·
tndln under bJm to p., not ._than I&Jd ....... pNftWna
,.... ot '*' dtem ..... to all wortr:m. ..._plo_JM tn the GeCU·
...., of tiM t'OIIIINd;.
Jlfo ...._ J1M7 wtt:bdraw Iaiii w• rw a ,_.. ot ao ...,. an.
tM ... -.. tiM Cll*'llll •ot ....
...... atTriatl•
Jlftwp(llt ........ lcMol Dlltrkt ~ .... Onqe~.
-: 8AaftY D. ..... a.ll
low, Ride the lew "Showboat" to Laguna
& SUnset Oce .. CrUise
::---~a.i;iiiicjni~~c:-iib&ll tab eflect and be In full Lt. CoL WI* a, VuMI9ort
AK OIIDIJUIIICE A.JIE!Q)ING lone thtrt)' (30) ~ flom and • ... ~ ... U lD Udo .. after lt8 d before the ..r.. w-~.. w '!'be &IUUial ............ draft. laloboe NCietftd 110 tlrom Robert ~~~CJ:~ aplratloa~ftft!:n (15) daya r=~ ~~ ~:u= 11\a o_.. lllaf'WOfed bJ P. A. Weld. Newport Balboa SaYlop 3S1 OJ' Till! COUJn'Y OJ' OR-att. the ~1e thereol shall be mand and General Staft Collep ....._ u4 tbe 11-.art 8alboa and Loan ,.,. •nntatlw, and
ANGE. CAL 1 p 0 HI A. AI pub)..... once In the N~ at Fort Levenwortb K.an. Sa.._ ad LoaD ~atton Ball.., NCelwcJ a ciMc* f01t t:SO.
AMENDED, EN'l'I'I1JI:D .. Al'f Harbor Enalp, a newspaper ot Colonel ~an~ hu com· b.u ..._ WOil bJ' J:rJ.-~ OtJwr prbe wtn._...,... Jton
ORDINANCE J:STAWI.JSIUMG ...-a1 etreulation publlsbed In pleted the IChool'a N~Ular C!Om· boll of 0ranp. MootaomerY, Colt& M-. tbJrct.
LAND c LA SSlJ'ICATrOJCS tbe County of Oran,e, State of rnand and 1enftal atatt offlcel' Be Ued lD total DUJDW ot $40; Doll Gutftt:Jler, San Clemente,
AND DJSTIUCI'S W 1 T Bl N CalJtCIIonla, toptber with t h e ooune and ll ICheduled for u. poiDta with JollA Ballew. ollfew. fowtb. p); Ernie Julian. We.t.
THE u N J Nco R P ORATED rw:n. ot tbe members of the al&nmen\ In the Far !!ut pwt llaads. but wu rated a cloee mlnlter, fttth, ~.and Jerry llic:e,
TEIUUTORY OF ORANGE Board of Supervllots voting for A membe:r o.t the ninth Po-twar ftnt becaue ot tbe dMalli.Ddud. eo.ta Meu. alatb. ~0. Tbe l!pe-
COUNTY AND R.EGULA11NG and a1alNit the same. class to attend the echool, be wu ecllD Ilia wwldn1 draw!J:lp. Vll; clal award ot t.25 for th• out.
THE USES OF PROPERTY WIUJS H. WAllNER Instructed In tire theor;y ot hllh atanclln1 model wu made to
THEREIN. ADOPTING SEC Chal.rman ot the Board of Su-command and the tedlnlquea of AJIOIW ~ Dick B&n.IOJ\, Allabelm, by Stew
TIONAL MAPS OF SAID DIS. pervt.eora of Orange County, ataff officers. Bll clus Included The Stork dellvery .ervtce wu SmJth of the Newport Balboa Sav.
TRJCTS, DE PINING THE California • 538 u. s. Armed Forces ottieers lnp and Loan.
TERMS USED· IN SAID ORDI· A1TEST: and 72 students from 35 other na. not on .atke mld.June, accordlnl ------
NANCE, P R 0 VI D lNG FOR B. J . SMITH· (SEAL) lions. to Thelma Paddock Hope. Corona LOCAL ITUD&JITI U110U.
THE ADJUSTMENT, EN· County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk Colonel Vandervort, whose wlte, del Mar artllt. who announced a AT CII..AftCAR COLI.&Q&
FORCEMENT AND AMEND· of the Board o.t Supervtaors of Katherine Elizabeth, ls with him ne'IIV arandchild, Llsa Chrl.at.lna Enrolled tor the IUJD.IDes MSilon
MENT THEREOF AND PRE· Oranae County, CalltornJa at Fort Leavenworth, ls a veteran Hope, born Tueeday June 14, to at Chapman CoUe1e, Oran1e, are
SCRIBING PENALTIES FOR STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) of more than 13 years' Army Mr. and Mn. Fred Hope of Her. Mrs. Janet Patterson, 302 E.
ITS VIOLATION." • > sa. service. Bls decorations Include mou Beach. Tbe baby's father Ocean Ft., Balboa; Nancy Sheet.s,
The Board of Supervisors of the COUNTY OF ORANGE > the Purple Heart artd the French Is a araduate ot Newport Harbor 325% Diamond Ave., Balboa
County of Orange, Calltornla, do I, B. J. SMI'IH, County Clerk crotx de Guerre. Hllh School and Oran1e Coast Island; Sue Baldwin, 335 E. Wal.
ordain as follows: and ex-officio Clerk ot the Board College. Tbe baby has a little nut PJ., and Garlan Wetzel, 369
SECTION 1. That SubseCtion of Supervisors do hereby certify Read Enatcn want Ad.t. brother, Freddie, ace 3%. E. Broadway, eo.ta Mesa.
"C" ot Section 19 of Ordinance that at a regular meeting of the
No. 351 of the County ot Orange, Board of Supervisors of Orange
Callfornla, as amended, entitled, County, Calltornla, held on the
"An Ordinance Establishing Land 21st day of June, 1955, the fore-
tlassltlcatlons and Districts with· golng Ordinance containing three
In the Unincorporated TerTitory (3) sections was considered sec.
ot Orange County and Regula-tlon by section, and that the said
tlng the Uses of Property There. Ordinance was then pused and
In, Adopting Sectional Maps of adopted as a whole by the Col-
said Districts, Defining the Terms lowing vote:
Used In Said Ordinance, Provld-AYES: SUPERVISORS RALPH
ing tor the Adjustment, Enlorce· J. MCFADDEN, HEINZ KAISER.
ment and Amendment Thereof C. M. FEATHERLY, WM. H.
and Prescribing Penalties for Its HIRSTElN • AND WlLUS H.
Violation." be and the same Is WARNER.
hPreby amended by addlng to NOES: SUPERVJ SORS NONE
said section a paragraph to read ABSENT: SUPERVISORS NONE
as follows: IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I
"If a Variance Permlt or Con· have hereunto set my hand and
dltlonal Permit application affixed the oftlclal seal of the
has been denied by the Board Board of Supervisors of the Coun-
ot Supervisors, no further ap ty of Orange, State of Calltornia,
plication covering the same this 21st day of June, 1955.
property for a Variance or B. J. SMITH
Conditional Permit for the County Clerk and ex.oUiclo
same or similar use may be Clerk of the Board of Su.
flied or considere-d within the pervlsors of Orange Coun-
perlod of one (1) year from ty. California
the date o! such denial." 1 SEAL)
Yoa lldllg tllelaudat w. do .... 'tirol-k • • •
NewLowPrx-
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
WASHERmE
• ITEA-IPI ....... , ••
.. , ... fte c..tlll AIM P• •eatr JO 1' ...
. ldO..A.,.,. L I_.._. a,.tt'-1·1
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SECTION 2. lC any section, sub-Publish Newport Harbor Ensign
section, paragraph, sentence. June 30, 1955
clause or phrase of this OrdJ.
nance is tor any reason held to
be unconstitutional or Invalid,
such decision shall not aUect the
validity or constitutionality of
the remalnlng portions of this
OrdJnance. The Board of Super.
visors hereby declares that it
would have passed this Ordi-
nance and each section. subsec-
tion. paragraph. sentence. clause
or phrase thereof, Irrespective of
the fact that one or more of the
sections. subsections, paragraphs,
sentences. clauses or phrases
thereof be declared unconstitu-
LECAL XOTJCE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC IIEAJliifC
Notice Is hereby given that the
Planning Commission of the City
of Newport Beach will hold a
public hearing on the application
oC Charles W. Masters for a Re
subdivision No. 10 to resubdlvlde
a parcel consisting of Lot No. 16
and "' of Lot No. 15 of Tract No.
1026 Into two R-1 building sites
as follows: Building Site No. 1
consisting of the Southerly 60
foot portion or said Lots No. 16
and 1141 of No. 15 with a frontage
of 84 teet on Breakers Drt-le and
an area of ~ sq11are teet.
BuUdlng Site No. 2 conslatln1 of
the remaining Northerly portJon
of said Lots No. 16 and ~ of No.
15 having a depth greater than
63 feet. an area greater than 5000
square feet and an 84 tt. frontage
on Ocean Front Blvd. and located
at 701 Ocean Boulevlird at the
Southerly end of Marguerite Av-
enue.
PUT YOUR SA IIIIIGS WHfllf
THEY fXPAIID-WITH SAFETY I
tional or Invalid.
SECTION 3. Thls Ordinance
3403 E. Coa.st Bwy. 8
CO RON A DEL MAR
Phone Harbor S011 &.....:~
Complete
La•dsca,i•& Semce
Notice Is hereby further gtven
that said public hearing will be
held on the 21st day of Ju ly
Year 1955, at the hour of 8 :00
P. M. in the Council Chambers
of the Newport Beach City Hall.
at which time and place any and
all persons Interest~ may ap
pear and be h('ard then•on.
RAY Y. COPEUN. SK'retary
NEWPORT BEACH Cl1i.
PLA."iNING COMMISSION
LECAL NOTICE
No. PA 620
NOTICE TO CJlEDITOBS
ESTATE OF HENRY CHARLES
BROWN. aka HENRY C. BROWN.
DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors of and all persons
lfavlng claims against the said
decedent or said estate to file
them with the necessary vouch-
011111 I --..lsca,i•• ers In the oUlce of the Clerk of ...... -D the Superior Court of the State of
2229 E. Coast Blghway California. In and tor the County
CoroDCI del Mar of Orange. or to present the same, with the necessary vouch-
Roy~ Prior ers, to the undersigned at hll or
u 1-7021 her place of business, to-wit:
~~~~~~~~~~~~ E. R. Abbey, Public Administra-tor. c/o Thomas E. Heffernan.
2515 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar. California QUICI SEIVICE
Rou.ER SilliES
within six months alter the first
publication of this notice.
Dated: June 24, 1955.
E . R. ABBEY
Admlnlstrator of the Estate of
said decedent.
Atto rneys tor Administrator
~I _ {;I J ~-411111 {;I~ Harwood, He.Uernan lr Soden ,,. C>HQIII. C>1 2515 E. Coast H11hway
Corona del Mar, Calltomla
Standard S h a d e Cloth.s and Custom Specialties e Drapery H a r d w a r e e Venetian Blinds.
* ..... the * Call Harbor 1535 ._t Offlce BA 1M as S!2ad lt.. ........ .... PubU.b: June 30. July 7, 14, :n ~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~I~n~th~e~N=ewpo~~rt~ Harbor Ertal&n-
Our functional modern new hom e
(all paid for) is a marvel of
economical efficiency. Come
and see your money at work.
Toss a pebble in a pool. See those ripples expand in ever·
widening circles. '
Well -that's just the way your savings 'grow when you
invest them with us. They grow and grow in ever·expanding
figures in your passbook . . .
.•. and remember that they are withdrawable, always at par.
Accounts ore insured by the federal Savings and Loan lnsu:-·
ance Corporation, an agency of the United States Governme'lt.
Savings received up to July 11th earn from July 1st.
For as little as $5 you can
OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND SAVE BY MAIL
Ample Customer t"anung
Safe Deposit Vault
Private Coupon Booths
ConfeNnce Room
Complete &crow Service
Money Orclert
American Express
Travelers Cheque
Col1ecttons
Savings Accounts
Over 19 years ot regular dividends . • . now paying
U. S. Government Bonds
Loans to Ivy, lui lei, ...........
3 Y2 -J. per annum ..• .4 payments per year on all accounh. IMurence Aa•ncr
Our 38th Consecutive Dividend
NEWPORT BALBOA· SAYINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P.A.PALMIR,,,...,.,
' 3366 YIA LIDO • IIIWPOIIT IIIACH. CALIFORNIA .. ............... .
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Upper lay aid Sking Rules
l.mAI. JIO'I'IC& I,&ML 11011Ca ~AIJCIK ,. keep UG&L IIO!'IC:a AN OIDIJfAlfCB or THE ~uoualy ~at tho "(e) ,..or u:rr,..... to operate
Hearing Is Set
In Lane Case HOW'S ,
•
CITY OJ' ftt:WPO.RT D!ACB ol aald Unea with tbo a motor boat 11t a 11*'4 1D ...-A PI'OMUOe beutllr haa been AMENDiftG SllCTIOJif lOUO lhoN line on bot\l atdee ol the of thtrty.ftft (J5) nauUca.liDDel Mt b Jul7 It. Oeorp H. Lane Doc Boltlnan notk:ed In tbe list belnr eauaht oft the rocks or fr-om
or AR11CLE X OJ' 1'111: )(U. ehan.nel wltt.ble alsn-dealrna· per bou.r. lr., M. ol a:rr ceauna Dr., J(ew. or data wbe.n the ttnt albacore boea ancltored near the rocks..
NICIPAL OODE D'IT'J1.I:D :'' :s-te.'lltelltely and aoutherly .. (d) J'or aQ penon to enaqe 1*t a.tpte, • fMM ef auJtly came 1ft durfna ~t yean that Jlallbut. bua. loti o1 rock cod OW ..
"HARIIOR III>CULATIOIIS ..:::.=.t. ot doe.,. ......... bo-e< •adlac ... tbo .., ____ vlnlautA> tile one bla"'" wu -· lllc and a lew buncu .. ,,. ""'"' --AND GOYDlfllfG SPEED • pwpoee Qf rtc:reetloll. aeept ltl ale traDMdlon& Ria bial wu to year the ftnt flab wu cleeked In eaupt on Port Oranp boats. . @ ~ •••••=• .. •rtll ..._
REGIJLATIOIIII AIID llATE
11
'6. Within ~ I ot 'Upper .,_ wllldo ...., .. 1zs1pa>st """....,.. -T bo SUperior Juno IMtud ot Ju!y. S. tn>ut and halibut llsbl --
OP SPEIID... ewport Bay' U baeln deec:rlbod. u awtma\lq .,... by ,_,JutloD Court. In 1950 the I'Wl .tartecl on JUM bu bee-n fOOd d ne .._ -
'lbo Clt7 Council ot tile City ot -oball be eocluolw!y b ot tlla City Couadl. tbo 11at11o ot .,. hlo pl-. r. .. admitted .. and lutod -to 11-_. a.ntab ..:":," tho Ellll Nowpaot hoch doe& ordala u ~~ .....,, -u ... ..,. -anu oball be plalaly f!!!'4 ,_ "' "" automobile on Y..,.o dq. Thb ,..,. die. II .. al· bay brfd ... Some yoll~ = ., .!.. "::'.'~
followa : .... ._provided, Mtween the hours ~ked by appropriate alaN ._.,. .. U. 195C. from MN. EJI.za. baeore eame In on lune 21. Looka er are al8o beln =~~~~~~~~~~~
SEC110N 1: Section lOUO of of 11 a.m. and auuet It ahall be pofted by tJle Harbor Kuter. beth Smith and tleft on Sept. 15 Uke a J00C1 year. AJ.o. they were llmm Ca ~ eau1ht around
Arll<le X ot tho Municipal Code unlawful and a violation ol thb "(e) Ve< any -· to -ala ot IUA!LIO l>om tile Bank ot Am-on t>e bum thlo ,._, wtth tllo down~. cll~l ,... aallboot
of the Crty of Newport Beach, be or~inance: or cau• to be p.tac.cl thereln « «lea. Newport Beach branch. tint repora not oomm1 t.rom The Westerner ~ntlnues to nsb
and the same 11 hereby amended (a) For any penon to operate thereon any motor •t unl-Mexico. , local. leavf~ from the New
to read u follows: or eauae to be plac:ecl thereln or the aame ia equipped with • f1re G F I The bean farmers deelded to go Pier at 6 a.m. with quite r
"Section 10110. Speed baula· thereon any·veuel or water eraft extlnplahet of a type approved ene ene on out and show the boya how to do small wblte eea baas. uite ~ t= tJoru~-Rate of Speed. ot.Ur than a motor boat tdlhte6t by the United 8tatee Cout Guard I D d It lut 'nlura4ay on Phll Tozer'• halJbut but hit and ~-th
"1. The term motor boat u feet (18') or leu In le.nath and and We aavtna equipment of a $ ea at 81 Andele fr-om Nonn'a Landlna. batracuda. A few hatlbu~n an~ !~~~~~~~~~~~~
ule'd ln th1l lledlon ahall mean with unoMtr\Jcte4 operator • a tYPe approved by the United brlnllng ln 28 aJb~. These Paclt1c and Spanish mackerel and Include any and all YeiNls view, except pwsuant to a ape. State& Cout Guard lot each per. Funeral llerVices for Eugene lone-ftns were caught way down are beln& caulht oft the bar e A Clessifi-Ad tn .-..... en..:-n
or waten:ratt wholly or partially clal pennlt to bold a boat raee ~ tran.apotWd therein. Fenelon, 81, of 1721 Mlramar Dr there on the 35-mlle bank. Georgia, anchored at sea oft [h~ ,... ·-....... ""'polled by naptba, ruollne O< .,.. • ..,. pumaant to tllo ...,... (I) Po< any..,_ to operate Balboa, .,.,. hold y....,.day 1~ Sea """t and halibut up to olx Newport Pin. b<;nq, ;nunad;eta '""""' C.ll
other motlve power. alons of Section 2 of th1l OrdJ, a motor boat ln the na..rrow chan-Our Lady of ML Carmel Catholle pounds are betng eauJht on live .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;H;;e:;rbor;:;;;;';;';;'4-;;;;1;;1 ;;15~o~nd~~a.~rcwe~~itl
'"2. Exceopt u herein othenvt.e na.nee. n~l weaterly of that Cleft&ln Church. Newport Beach. Mr. rene-baJt from the PavUion cloclL Some r
provided, no pm10n In command "(b) For any j,enon to operate laland described as Lot 2. SectJon Ion died Sunday 1n Hoa1 Memor. spotted sand bass are alao betng
of any motor boat aball operate a motor boat 1n other than a 26, Township 6 South, Ranee 10 1&1 Boepltal after an extended w. eau1ht. The Seablacult from
aa.me or permit the same to be eounter-clodlwtM trame pattern. West, S.B.B. 6 k. and which .Ia nesa. Davey'a Locker hu been eettin&
operated In any portion of New. except when apeeWeally d1.rected Joeat~ southwest of 'Upper Bay In 1908 he was usoctated with eome barracuda and Iota ot. white
port Harbor at a rate of apeed 1n otberwile by the Harbor Muter Ramp. a14thor lack London ln a London sea bass. The Spot King from
excess of 5 nautical mUes per .. (e) Por any penon to operat~ "(e) For any person operatlna adventure to the South Seu de. Norm's Landin& continues on the
hour. · a motor boat at a apeed In ex-a motor boat to tow a water alder acribed by the author In the book white aea bua.. calico and hall·
"3. For the purposes of t.h1a ce.a of 35 nautical mlles per or engaee In any type ot water ''Crulae of the Snark." One of the but run, with barracuda when
aectlon. that portion of Upper hour. akllng whataoever. crew membera wu Martin John. they're ayallable..
Newport Baylylne northerly of a "'(d) For any penon to operate ''8. It shall be unlawful and a aon. ..._later became famous u 'Ibe word ftom Graham'a Bait
line that beara north f17• 18' 19'' a motor boat manned by lese violation ot. tht. ordina.nce tor an African explorer. and Tackle Ia that a f~ apotf1n
eut fr-om Station 125 of the ordJ. than two (2) penons when auch any vessel or water eratt of any Mr. Fenelon was a native of croaker are belne caught ln the
nary high tJde line as eatabllahed •boat Ia towtng any object. .true. kJnd In excess ot eighteen teet Sal Harbor, Long Island, and bay. Some ruce a.lz.ed perch from In 1926 by Court Decree No. ture or penon. (18') In lenath to enter either came to Orange county 40 years 2~ to 3 pounds are being eaupt
20436 of the Superior Court ot "(e) Por any person operating Dlmtct I or District n during the ago. helping to start the City of In the surf between 30th St. and
Orange County, California, shall a motor boat to overtake 1n the houra commencing 11 a.m. and Placentia. He served as bulldlng 36th St.. Newport Beach.. Some
be known and designated u wake of or follow ln the wake of endlng at sunset. Inspector for the City of Newport corblna are also being ~aught In U~per Newport Bay." another motor boat at a dlatance SECTION 2. The City Council Beach from 1926 to 1930, when he the surf on soft shelJed sand
'4-. A part of said 'Upper New-of leas than two hundred feet may, when It dee~ the occasion was an unsuccessful candidate crab5. Those prtcluy sculpin are
port Bay' ahall be aepazately (200'), when such latter motor warranta. grant a special permit as a county supervisor. He then
known and designated as "Dis-boat l5 en1aged tn towing any to hold a boat race In the course be<:ame purchasing ag~nt for Qr.
trlct I' and 'District n: District pbject. structure or person. o1 which, unmuftled engines may ange county, serving for four
I shall be that portion of sa!d "(f) For any penon operating be used by the contestants upon yeazs.
'Upper Newport Bay' lytna north-a motor boat to fall to yield the the waters of Newport Harbor He served overseas d u r I n 1
erly of a straight line between right-ot-way to the operator of along and over certain courses World War I In the 144th Field
Station 43 and Station 95 of the another motor boat whkb l5 en. situated In the waters of said Artlllery and was a rancher In
ordinary high tJde line as estab-eaged In towing any object, struc. harbor; and provided further Placentia. He served on the New-
Jlshed In 19216 by Court Decree ture or penon. that such special penntt o1 sa!d port Beach city planning com.
No. 20436 of the SupedOP Court "(g) For any person operating City Council shall be tor a period mission and aided In drafting the
of Ora nee County, California. Dla-a motor boat to tow more than of time not exceeding ten days first plannlne and zoning ordl-
trlct II shall be that portion of two (2) penons at one time. In all of any calendaz year bere-nance tor the city. He was a
said 'Upper Newport Bay' ~e "(h) For any person operating alter, and shall not exeeed eight member of the Newport Harbor
between a line that bears north a motor boat to employ when houra of any calendar day the American Leato~ Post 291 and
f11• 18' 19" east from Station 125 towing any object. structure or entire period o1 time for ~hlch Our Lady of ML Carmel Church.
of the ordinary hllh tide line u penon, a towline In excess o1 s uch special penntt 1s granted to Mr. Fenelon Ia survived by his
establl5hed ln 1926 by Court De-~enty.~ve feet (75') in length. fall between the hours of eight wife. Mrs. Molly L. Fenelon of
cree No. 20436 of the Superior (I) For any person to engage o'clock a.m. and five o'clock p.m. the home address; four sisters.
Court of Orange County, CaJt. ln awlmmlng or wading for the SECTION 3. The provisions of Mrs. Walter Williams of Chicago.
fornla and a str•lght llne be· purpoee of recreation, except In thls ordinance as provided for In Mrs. William Rohman of Massa
tween Station 95 and StatJon 43 areas which may be designated paragraphs 6 and 7 hereof shall chusett.a. Mrs. Annette Bugbee of
of the ordinary high tide line as as swimmlne areas J>Y resolutl,pn not apply to commercial or bust. Lone Island, N. Y. and Mrs. Law.
Funeral services for William
Alva Hatch Sr., 66, of 188 E. 20th
St., Costa Mesa. Wf'l'e held at 2
p.m. Saturday in the Parkes-RJd.
ley Mortuary Chapel. Costa Mesa,
with Rev. Chazles Hand otflclat
lng.
Mr. Hatch died June 23 ln his
home of a heart attack. He wu
a native of Utica. Neb., and came
to California In 1921 and had
lived In Costa Mesa for 32 *ars.
He was a retired engineer or the
Holly Sugar Co.
establlahed by said Court Decree, of the City Co u n e 11 , the ness craft havfng a legitimate renee Jeffrey of Florida.
and extending north to District I. limits of which areas shall be business to conduct In either of Roury was recited for Mr. Fen.
"5. It shall be the duty of the plainly marked by appropriate said Districts during the hours elon Tuesday In the Parkes-Rid-
Harbor Muter to poet and to algn.s posted by the Harbor Mas-set forth In paragraphs 6 and 7, ley Mortuary Chapel In Costa
ter. provided, however, that such Mesa.
Mrs. Grace Elizabeth Regan, 39,
o1 341 E. 21st St.. Costa Mesa.
dJed Friday in Hoig Boepltal.
where she had been a p&Uent few
10 da,ya after a heart attadt.
·SAVE
SAFELY
At Orent• County's
L .. dint Homo lending
lnatltwtion
CONTINUING
TO PAY
"(J) Por any penon to operate eratt aball f1nt apply for and re-
or eau.M to be pl~ ~In or eeJve ln wrlttna permlaton to
thereon any motor boat unless enter aaJd Dl.strlcta from the Har.
the same Ia equipped with a fire bor Master. and provided further.
extlngu!sber of a type approved that In the event that such per.
by the United States Coast Guard mtulon 1a received. then such
and Jlfe aavtna equipment of a craft shall be limited to a rate
type approved by the United of speed not Jn excess of three
States Coast Guard for each per. nautical mlles per hour.
son transported therein. SECTION 4. The time referred
"(Jit) For any person to operate to In paracraphs 6 and 7 hereof
a motor boat ln the narrow chan. shall be Sta.ndard Time, except
nd westerly ot that certain when Daylight Savings 'nJne 15
laland cle.crlbed as Lot ~ Sec:Uon ln force In the State~ Callfornla.
26, Township 6 South Pan&e 10 durlne whJcb time the time rel«·
West. S. B. B. 6 M .• a · Nhlch 1s red to shall be deemed to be
loca~ southwest of 'lJyper Bay Dayllpt Savinas nme.
Ramp. SECTION 5. This ordinance l5
"(I) For any boat operator to hereby declared by the City
enter fr-om the North Into the Council to be necesaa.ry as an
channel east of that certain emergency measure tor pre8ef'V.
laland described as Lot 1, Section lng the publl~ peace, health or
23. Township 6 South. Range 10 safety for the following reasons:
West. S.B.B.&M., and which is That the area of Newport Har. locat~ North of 'Upper Bay bor described In Districts 1 and n
~p. hereof was recently annexed to
(m) For any person opera-the City of Newport Beach and
tlng a motor boat to commence that prior to such annexation
towing a water skier against the w ater sJdlng and motor boat
counterclockwise trattlc pattern, speeds In excess of the speed reg.
and when at a boat launchln(; ulatlons of the City of Newport
ramp from other than a deslgna. Beach were permissible 1n said
ted 'take--oft' area, provided that Districts. and were extensively
E111 Lilli If lsi•
S111 , •• II Ap if. Sbe was bom ln New York CIV
and came to Cal1fomla in 1939
and to eo.ta Mesa ln 1942. She
Funeral services for Earl Littell, 1.! survived by her h u a ban d
Ill. of Zl6 E. Ocean Front. Balboa. Geor'p E. &elan; one dau1bter:
were held Monday In the Baltz ludlth I. Beran. and two .,na,
Mortuary Costa Mesa Chapel. George E. ftelan lr. and Thomu
with Rev. Ewing Hudson of St. M. Regan. all of the home ad-
Andrews Presbyterian Church of. dress; two sisters. Mrs. Myrtle
tJclatlne,. Heart of Long bland. N. Y~ and
Mr. Uttell died last Thursday Mrs. l ean Blrcb of Philadelphia.
In hls home. He was born In wu. Pa.
Jlamstown. Ky .. and had Jived In Holy rosary was recited at 8
Calltomla for 32 years. seven In p.m. Sunday In the Parkes..IUdley
the harbor area. He Is survived Mortuary Chapel in Costa Mesa.
by his son, Fred Llt1ell. of the Mass was celebrated at 9 a.m.
home address: two grandchildren Monday In the St. Joachim Catho-
and one great-grandson. Private Jlc Church .
Interment followed the services.
CLOTHES DJUEB FlU:
GIBL FOB KELSOifS An electric clothes drier w as
A daughter, 8 lb!l .. 3 oz... was declared a total loss from a fire
born to Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson 1 which burned clothes In It at 8:37
of 319 Anade St., Balboa. In St. p.m. Saturday In the home of
Joseph Hospital on Sunday. June 1 Mrs. Elsie J. Braly of 530 Kings
26. Rd .. Cliff Haven. .
Larabee, Goodwill Owner,
Reports Mystery Threats the operator of a motor boat may used for water skiing and for the
plek up and launch a fallen skier propelling or motor boats in ex-
ln the water, if he ean do so wtth. eftS of nve nautical mUes per out disturbing the counter-dock· hour by the publlc generally· On two OCC'aslons ln the past 10 of his car. Mr. Larrabee informed
wise tratftc pattern of any other that said Dlstrlcta are now u.ed days a man driving a grey 1949 the man he would knock him tJat
m?,Wr boat towine a alder.. continuously by operaton of or 1950 sedan hu tried to force lf he came upon hl5 property.
(n) For any penon operating motor boats and water skiers, hi t th b d ah ted whereupon the suspect ~turne-d
a motor boat with a skier In tow and unless this =&nee 1s th:at1° at ~~~r~een ~boa to his car.
who has falleh ln taking off from adopted as an em cy ordJ. Blvd. and Coast Hwy. and hls ''I know where you live and I'll ~~ ram~a to clrele back nance regulating the operation of home. Ralph E. Larrabee o1 1306 get you; I hate all you rich cl~ d aolna In a counter. motor boata and aklinl 1n aald w. Bay Ave .. Newport Beach, no-s.o.b.'s.'' Mr. Larrabee quoted thf'
..... lrec:tlon around the DlstJ'Icta. the City of Newport tltJed Newport pollee at 4.45 P m auspect as statln& ..., he drovf'
two ..... oy pattern at the ramp Beach will have no orcUnance June 22. · · · away. pollee said. ~·· permitting akUng or the opera. Th last tl Mr. Larrabee, owner of the (o} Por any skier to drop his tion of boats ln excess of nve e me, on lune 20• the schooner Goodwill de.cribed the 1
towline and terminate hts akllng nautical mUes per hour durlna ~ followed the Informant suspect u about aO slx let"t tall
All ACCOUNTS INS E In a boat ramp area other than the hours herein prescribed. ome, pollee said. slender. wearing kh~kl pants and · Ult D at the deslpated 'landlne area' SEC110N 6: That thls ordl· Aa Mr. Larrabee came out or ahlrt and a peak cap wtth a but
UP TO $10,000 at .. aaJd ramp. na.nce ahall take effect tmmedJ. hls aara,e, he picked up a heavy ton on IL
PER ANNUM
All Aeeo~tfttt Opened
On or Before
The I Oth of the Month
Eam From the ht.
LAGUNA
(p) For the o~er In a ately upon the puaage thereof mahogany boat tlller and ad Pollee advbed Mr. Larrabee t()
motor boat whoee skier hu fallen, and ahaU be publlshed once tn vanced toward the threatening contact them immediately u the
and for ~ otleerWr In a motor the Newport Harbor Ensign, a man. who had ~topped besJde the suspect put In anath4!f ap~ar
boat Qproedalnc a fallen alder. ~per ot. pnwa1 drculatJon. Larrabee drtveway and eot out ance.
to fall to tmmedlately raUe one printed and publllbed and drcu· arm wrtlealt)-upon o~ lated ln the Cit)-of Newport
the fallen alder ln the water." Beach.
"'7. Wltbln Dtlttlet n ot 'Upper The above and ~eotna ordl·
Newport lilY u hereln deacrlbed. nance wu In t r o d u c e d aDCI
between tb.e houn of 11 a.m. and adopted at a special meetlnl ot.
aunset Jt ...U M unlawfUl a.od tM aty CouneU o1 u.e Clty
a VIolation of tJail ~: Newport 8eacll beWI Clll the 2.1rc1
"(a) hr &QY ,....... to opent. c1Q fll June. ._ "' tM follow.
or caae to M. pla_<*l UMnln 01' m, .-., to •=
tiMreoa *"7 ...-1 • .... Graft AYD. OOO'JICII.MD: .. Mtl.l
otiMr tbu a mocor boat elfbteea \1IIJW ~~acK.et lllodclu'4. JUa
IWt Cll') • ._Ill._.. alid 111e; .W. ' ·
wWl ~ operat o r '• ~ OOUtfm.IQ:R: wane. !!!!'· .apt ....... to a ..,.. u.RT. ~: ...
-.....-• IMM a boat nee ..w. ............ tiM~ .._. _, ~ I G« thai OrdJ • ....... •(•) hr Mlr ..-to opera .. .............. ttau.
OIUI• llt*wlliir trdle = A O~niW Ad ift lM .,.. •. ....._ ...... ..,... ~~ ...........
~~ ..... -...~_.. ... ..._...__,,._ ••·a.·~~e .... .,.._, H.t.or 1114o;OIS lind.,.,.
Announcing the Opening
of Our Beautlful New Shop
on July 1st
*
COLLECTOR'S ITEM
234 Broadway
IUCI $4ftll
u .. E••• IV
Wltla ..t1a pole 1w .-y c:.e.
...... to 8CIIId wabnDa. c...
..... wtaa ....... CW:if ... c.e.
II
.,.., SO. COAST BLVD.
lf1'ATT ~21
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Again For Speed Boats, ater Skiin1<1 The ordlDance .... dedan4 \0
be an emerlft'CY, apd thert'by the POUCE pr.m.tum paymDt of perhapt 'nle Grdlname thn wu ·~ be e a me alrteUve l.mmedt.tely
at.2l0 a ,..., U tb• entire Upper proved unantmoualy -all mem-upoa ~P. ~~;;;:;;;;;;;;;.~=-=~;;~;;;:;;;;;;;:;-;;1 It ..... toueh w~. but Newport • waN'DaAT. JVII& a tH~pted to llMl anoth'er at tlnally did~ tllat
Georp ~ of UOl cut! Dr .. Mamla Aw., Newport Beach, otdlnanee lata lut
Newport Helcht., reported a poe. tn'a the nlcht. Philltp bPI) afternoon. and padJoaa
a.,. aree 111 opened~to llldlnc. l'..,~n~c<~Cou~nell~~bu~!~Cou=::DC!~Ima=•~==:::=;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::, Coundlman Let WUder calledl-
atten~ to adde:d H:JM:Me to the
elty, not only from the hJ&ber
premium. but aDo from addl-
tJcm.al Harbor Department patrol-
stble attempt by IOID@Ofte to catn 2305 W. Balboa Blvd.. real estate Newport Bay wt!re ~~~· ~:G<
entry lhtouah the rear ......_,m alfllt for the property, reported apHd boats and water fe< I niD
window of b1a home but otfken : • o A amall plane with the week-end.
said th~ could find no poettlw wtnp and poealbly a The water alden W«en't
prool ... J. M . Boyk.ln ot Coeta eame down\ in a low act.Jy hapPY about It,
Mesa wu caned to ~'@move a beaeh betWeen 9th · and tbato• the reuon
swarm of bees from the Girl Scout St.. Newport &e..ch, at nance was atmoet
day camp area near the CUt. Mn. Robert Powell ot Reaaon for the
aways Restaurant . · · Paul C-Ocean the fact that the
Jones of 514 W. Ocean Front. Bal-dlytded tnto two areu: Dlatrk:t
boa, reported the theft of a 16-a stra p 1, from the upper: ramp northerly
foot flat bottom ;row boat · · · pet, on a to the dam. re.trlcted to water
Mrs. George Dalby of 315 Golden-Balboa . o • alding; District u, from the upper
rod Ave., Corona del Mar. report-5101 SeaShore Dr .• Newport ramp .autherly to the lower
ed her son's red bicycle stolen Beach, was: ~en by ambulance ramp, restricted to speed boats.
{rom the Port Theater . to Hoae Memorial Hcwpltal after "You'd have to be a bird to be
e THURSDAY. JUKE J3 she fell and hlt her head 0~ a able to water akl way up there,"
His tomato red 1953 convertl-waJI in the Snue Harbor Cafe. was the comment from the audi-
ble car with the keys In it was Newport Beach, at 10:44 p .m. · · · "You can skJ there at
stolen trom In front ot his home, e KOJfDAYo JUWE 17 extreme hteh ,tide. The
Robert E. Hutchison of 32(Y7 Ocean The driver of an empty ak.Ung area Js below the
Blvd .. Co rona del Mar, reported tanker was not hurt when ramp." .
. . . Someone broke branches off a tanker turned over on Coast Harbor Master Russell
tree near her front fence, Claire a. short distance west of Avo<oo•do
Claxton of 127 42nd St., Newport Ave., Corona del Mar, at
Beach, complained .. A 9-foot a.m., clipping off a utlllty
sktrf, valued at $75, waa stolen Rupert Spurlin of 3939 W.
from Mrs. H. M. Pomeroy of 310 Hwy., Newport Beach, reported
Buena Vista Blvd., BalbOa · the theft of 13 junk batteries val-
• FRlDAY. JOKE 24 ued at $1.50 each from the rear
Charles W. Moncreitt of 208 of a service station at that ad.
Opal Ave .. Balboa Island, report· dress ... Officers contacted boys
ed that during the night some-a t 312 Grand Canal, Balboa Is-
one broke the left fro nt window land, who agreed to dispose of a
in an attempt to get Into his au. large rattlesnake they were keep-
tomobile ... A violation of leash tng in a jar and letting out OC·
Jaw charge was filed against casionally .
Wildon Thomas of 2112 Miramar of 1164 Agate Ave.,
Dr., Balboa, after his dog a lleg-land. reported the
ediy bit Edward Ha re. 50. of 211 3 portable radio from
Miramar Or .. BalbOa. who was house at 302',; S. Bay
treated by a physician ... A hit boa Is land ...
abould take ao. llnc. Councllman CJarence Hl&ble
Bay for aa!d that such extra expen.~e is
J: B. a minor factor compared with the
additional income to the city
from the boattnr and water akJ.
inl' bualness.
r a I d Bennett
propoeed Ol"dl-
nance could be pa.ued. with the
diatrlcts ellmlnated. to do away
with th• objections of the water
alden.
W . MacKay told ot some ol.
the Insurance problem~~ arlaln&
the speedboatlng and water
In the Upper Bay. He aald
earrlera may re-
f<><
!he
Councll waa just about ready
to ·~ whe n Mr. MacKay said he wanted to be on record
u favortnc Immediate action to
~pen tbe Upper Bay. He made
a motion that the ordinance be
adopted as written, a.nd Mr. Stod-
dard seconded the motion.
Mr. Bennett said he would go
alone with that if 1t would be
understood that It waa a tempor-
ary meuure and would be
amended a t an early date with
respect to the water akUnr area .
.... 30, ,.., 1-2
TASI&WFI 1M>hnxGJ lb.
and run car damaged the left
side of her car while passing at
a high rate of speed while she
w as traveling on Bayside Dr .. be-
tween Carnation Ave. and Marine
Ave .. Mrs. David L. Connell of
415 Iris Ave., Corona del Mar.
complaine-d at 11 :20 p.m .... e SATUBDAY, JUlfE 2S
Unsung
Commercials EGGS doz. 49~ Margarine2-25'
Hess Hair Fashions was "'!:c"'~
this week a t 3026 EHI;o~:>~itc:~o~ Corona del Mar. by
e LDIIUill
e DOTTED SWISS
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Steven Watson, 2%, of 223 Crys.
ta l Ave .. Valboa Island, was re-
ported wandering In his sleepers
In th(' a rea of 1611 Ba.lboa Ave ..
Ba lboa Island. at 1:43 a.m. and
was taken home by officers .
Tom Halstead of 713'1 Iris Avt> ..
Corona del Ma r, reported that
someone stole tht> right rear
wheel of his car parked In front
of h1a home. lt>avlng a jack at
the .cene ... William Ha rper of
7301 Seashore Dr .. Newport Beach.
reported that a group of boys t.ore
up a boardwalk a nd a wooden
windbreak and built a fir«! on the
beach east or Orange St. and that
he scared one of the boys out of
of Laguna. Designing
ing a beauty s hop Is not HILLSDALE IU ..... ~C. YAM' CAll.........,. C..
a ear ace ... e l tnrDAT, JDII'E.
JOAeph F. Rivera Jr .. 28. of 106
E. 22nd St., Costli Mesa, was ar-
rested on a drunk driving chargt>
at Apolena Ave. and Pa rk Ave.,
Balboa Island. at 3 :77 a.m.
Someone stole a $125 fiberglass
float from under a dock and at-
DO Iorge!
WaHah Clalie's
Hawaiia• Shop
Swim suits. ll.oo Moo'•· Saroa.g"• cmd Gifts •••
E...-yth.iDIJ from Bcnrcrli
WALTAH ClARIFS
HAWAIJAJf SHOP
l7U K. Coast 81.-d..
next to show, LCIIJUDG OPEN DAY. TIME. NITE-TIME,
~y OLD TIME
Mr. Kitch en ; he Is owner of
Hess Hairdressing beauty
in Erie. Pa .. and has been
12 )'ears. Originally a native of Phil•·
delphia. Mr. Kitchen attended
college in Wooster, Ohio, after
which he attended M.
School of Hair Design In New
York. Before starting hla own
shop, he worked In New York
several years, principally In
Fifth Ave. Salon. His Interest
Southern California
after he had spent
Q catJona at Acapulco,
met many Callfornla.ns.
tlng and moderfa aty11nl
a feature of the new shop,
cording to the owner. • • •
· A Salute to Summer da nce was
held Friday, June 17 , at the E1
Adobe In San Juan Capistrano by
the Corona del Mar Arthur Mur-
ray dance studio students and
guests. Approximately 50 at-
tended the party, which was a
seml-fotma l dinner dance. Mam·
bos, tangos and rhumbas
the specialty of the evening.
• • •
FREE Gin'S are a1~::~~!~~~;! Investors at Costa ~
and Loan As~iation,
port Blvd .. Costa Mt>sa . ~:;:,~! J uly. it Is announc<'d by A
Walkf't, vief' ·
Mesa's
and ]f)an
IIRDS THAT B EA ll: WAT C H ING
The Flighty Bumble Bird
He'a a bird o f passage ••• alwaya on the
go! But he never sceD\8 to get thinp done.
even though he puta up a good flight.
Can't even find time to pt to the bank.
Solution: Bank By M.D-tbe quick, easy ,
conve nient way to get your banking
done. Ask for your aupply of apecial Bank
By Mail foi'IDI today. U.e them ne:r.t time
you're in a flutter or can't &et to tht>
boDit ••• you'll be !reo u a bird!
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Fruit Cocktail 31¢ Mustard* :~: 13~
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Canned Picnic H·ams '2!9
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