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to tJM public as a CIOIIUDaalty
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Vidim Dies,
2 Arraigned
-Court Case
Is Prepared
Newport City Cuuncil vott'd
Monday evening to crack down
TB11BSDAT, JULY za, 1955 on pay otfs on pinball marhines.
-------------..----------=--~-----------------CouncU approved a motion dl-rectlne City Attorney Karl Davis
COIIOWA DEL MAIL CALJI".
••• AJm liEU 1a U.. two. 1-------------------------
bJock.loq beada of tiM City
Tratler Park. at.D41Dg (rom
lith St. to 18th St. Th1a 1a a
typiCIIIl Yiew-the beada pRe·
tlc.Uy dw n't*!. yet watciMd
onr by a dty cmd CDUDty paid
lUe gUCII'd ••• (See the Log .•· 2)
CITY ASKS RESIDENTS
TO CONSERVE WATER
4 1/2-Yr.-Old
Newport BeaQh residents are
asked to sav~ water for the rc
maJnder of t he summer because
Runs into Car, LEIIOIIREIIFIST
Fatally Hurt '~!'! saru_a!Y ..
lJUle 4~. Vldd L.ynn --... ..
Metropolitan water Is now being
used faster than It ls belne
pumped Into the Oran~~ County
re.ervolr.
City Council receivM a lf!tter
from the Coasta.J Municipal
Water Dlatrlct Monday ~~nine
askJn~ cities to cut down on uw
of Metropolitan water; otherwiM
the dbUict rnq be requiftod to
lew City Clerk,
Treasurer an~ed
to get In touch w ith two In·
vestigator reportn s who last
week wrote a story of playing
plnballs in the city and reocelv-
lnar pay·offs In Cive or 11 places
vuitt>d. Mr Davis was lnstructPd
to obtain complaints slgnf'd by
these two mt>n and then bring
the violators to Ju tl~ Court for
opeo.-atlng a gambling dev1~.
The Counci] diSC'usst'd the> poo;
Miss Margery Schrouder. •j day. Sh«> '-U<'<"t't'ds \irs Dou~las sabllity of holding a special hear
legal secrNary and UCLA grad Hoit of Coron<~ dt"l Mar. who ha!> l tng to obtain PVidPnC'(' b) sub-
ua te with a teaching de~. wu st>rved dS caty .clE-rk a.mcc> the> (>('na and sworn tf'st imony In the
a~polnt«-d Monday evE-nine by 1 resignataon c•f ( K Prl~t last f'Vt>nt that the> romplatnts can-
Ctty CounC'Il as city clerk and month not be obtalnt>d.
treasur£>r of Newport Sl'ac h. She Miss S..·hroui'!Pr whn is 46 wa!; ..,. D · ·d th 1 h d .Hr a\ ts .,at a e an assum('d h£>r new dulles yesu .•r secrE>tan at Pa<·tftc lnrlE>mnity p 1 Ch c J h L' d Ci
C. C. Begins
New Drive
Maurice Stanl~>y. president of
the Newport Harbor Cha mber ot
Commerce. announces an a ll out
membership drive In tht> five
sections of the city on the fivf'
Tuesdays In August.
Eac~ drive Will start with a
breakJast lrt the selected ~
tlon -beglnlng with Ba.lboa
Island next Tuesday. The break
fast will be at the Cottage Waf
~Shop.
Corona del Mar Is next. on
Aug. 9. with breaklast at Jon'll
restaurant: Balboa on Aug. 16.
with breakJast at Karam's : New
port on Auc. 23. with breakfast
at Udo Park Cafe; Marln~ra Mile
on Auc. 30. with breakf.ut at
Boward'a.
eo 1 i, 1 r 19..,. 1 o teE' ac> o n pson an ty · n •~ Ang f'S rum ""' to Mana~:('f Jllhn Saalors had agn"t"d 1MB lt>gdl <;l'('rc>IM) 1n LA from , 1949 to 19-1 th I)('. 1 1 to call In out nf town lmt"'tlga-• >-f'n <am(' ega tors tu ( hC'< k un chargE'S of pan·
S("('retar) '." Attorn••) ~ S B~>r ball pay off" But now. hf' said.
nard in SantA An.1 ~ht• ilvt;>rl tn\f'Sllgdllfln h th(' < 11, would ror a '1.\hll(' In Corona dPI M..r ) . now llvM in Harbor Htghlands bf' on ltiiP gt',.turt· bN'au">t• P\Pry H 1 ...,~ h onf' IS nnw al!•rtt"rl b) tht• n<'"S er sa ao '' ->.>o a mont pap<'r story Named a-. rlf'puty C'it) <INk . • was MISs :'.Lml) n Coh•mRn, a~c> C.nun1·tlman J . B Swddarrl
21. a lso a t.:C"l •. A gnrluat(' wtth ask<'d If pa) •>trs l'on,tltutffi a
tt>aching cr('rl<'nllnls In busaness I' tolctllun of thf' stat<' la w on
administration. Shf' has bf.-f>n gambling Mr Davis I'E'pllf'd that
employed as o;('("r<'lary at t;CLA It Is a VIOlation o f the city's 0'\.\'n
Sht> will bt>gan work .Monday at ordinance
a salary of S227 a month -------
Annual Flight
Of Snowbirds
This Sunday
The city manager was author
lz.f'd to h1re a d JrN'tor of recrt>a
tlon and pur<'hastng agt>nt. each
at $46-1 a m onth Decision has
not yet been made
'Rocky Point'
Purchase Due
WUD antwel a~ ,... Ill' • t ==J~z;:;~-.; --~~~~--K ~.gl·~·~lillii-~ ... _,.IN\I'i-l:.!m.Jtn~:e::.•~-~~-tJMCovu.ndlllK'UI'IA..,eed to oat> I:Jt.OOD
Ellen Koch. 82,
re. Of CDM Dies
ot oil funds to acqutr. the .ub
meraed portion ot Rocky Point.
and $28.000 of gas ta.x funds to
purchase the portion where a I nf'W access road Will be con
structed down to tht> main bt>ach
T....,la J 11-.. 1 • Mrs. Ell"n Koch. 82. of 608 Tht> city will m.1intain tat)(' to .... • lrlftiiA Seaward Rd . Corona Highlands. this po~lon Thf.' -.uhmc>rg('l'! por
-1...1 .... I died last Thursday in th(' \lr tlon wJII be u"4'd ,t !; mat<'hlng .. Wlrlftl ange Sanitarium. She was a n<~ land to be> rlN"<!Nl o"er to the
Th c· d I M L'b • live of London. England had statP, whach thf.'n will Spt>nd a e orona c ar I rar) . · lakf' amount to ac-quarp th<• rl'.,t will be closed Saturday for fuml· llvNI 1n Corona df'l Mar for nlnP f R k p
gatlon for termites. It'll be open I years and In California for 38 '' oc )_' _0_1n_1 ___ _
again Tuesday I yeus.
. She Is survived by thrf'{' "'ns I Halt Truck.lng I..HI•Ie I :-'-11' I Leo Koch and Eugene Koch of ••IP l.lalll Corona Highlands and I«>J:Inalrl • f L b
William W . Sanford. Balboa Koch of ~orth Hollywood, two In 0 um er
Is land rea ltor, anno unced this I daughters. Mr'! Ell~>n Olga S4>'1C
week that Mr and Mrs. Hadfield, I ton of Glenda II' ani'! Mrs. Ft>llria Ward It Harrtngton LumbE-r
who formerly had a real estate Young of Corona del Mar c;lx Co "a" told h~ the ~Pwport Cit)
otfice on th~ Is land, have joined grandchildren and one g-reat 1 Coun<'il Monrlay f'\'l'ning to "'"P
his ortlce at Park Ave. and Ma {:Tandson She \\a-. thf' widow of trul king 1n lumbf'r t<.l thf.' Pa
rlne Ave. The Hadflelds, who Leo Koch. who publtsherl Corona clfk EIC'<"trir frl'lght ~ .ud hf>
now live at 114 Apolena Ave .. del Mar's first paJ)('r '"Thf' caust-that prartHp m.ti-.P~ at a
left early last year to take up Bre-eze" lumb<'r yard busin<'~" Ward I.
ranch ing In Nevada and were Funeral st-nkM for Mrs Koch Harnngton w as tnstru<'tPO fur
hit by th~ S(>Vere drouth. Later were held Saturl'la) 1n thf.' Baltz tht>r that thPy mu~t apply for n
they went to Phoenix. Ariz.. all Mortuary. Corona df'l Mar. w ith us.e permit from thC' r tannang
of which helped convince them the Rl'v. VernE' llarrl~ or St Commission If th~>y wa<>heO to
tha t here's the best place. Mary's Epic;copal Church of La resume tht-lumber yard nJ)('ra
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The Rev. and Mrs. John A. Mc-
Phail from Tulsa, Okla.. are
visiting their son-In law a nd
daughter, Mr. a nd Mrs. Jay Stot.
tlemyre, 319 Alvarado Ave .. Ba.l ·
boa. The Rev McPhail. a native
of Ohio. Is a retired minister a nd
evangelist of the Assembly of
God Church. During hla more
than half a century of preachlne
he helped start a number of
churches In the MJdwest.
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guna IWach officiating tlon In that C-1 wne
Col. Davis
Of CDM Dies
Col H rnr~ C 03\ i c: rf'l trl'd
f",,.J11 Art all t-n· otrwf'r anrl \'PI
f.'ran uf Wnrlrl War-. I and IL
f11f'<l TuMday ntj!ht an Long
&•.llh Vt-tf'ran'-llnc:p•tal dft('r an
allnes..o; of JUSt 24 huurs
Be and his w lfr had JU!'I rP
<'t>ntly mo\'ed from (';a rnat inn
Cn\"f' C'orona dl'l :0.1ar tn thf'tr
nl"w hom to at 2021 811 \'C: Hlf' Dr
In thf' np" suhrll\ l.,tnn. n1•ar the
Harbor MaJ<tN otfa rf' Hr WaJ-a
gracfuatP of E'\Pter anrl '~-"' Mas
sarhu"f'tt" lno;;tJtUif> uf TN'h
nolng)
IJP ic: ~UT\1\C•I al"t> I•\ twn
rl.aughtf'r .... Mrc; (,N•q.:r Y.;c>h..,tN
of A I huq uPrq uc> '\ :'.1 a no
L.1ura Hoyle Dava" of NP'Io\ York
Cat~ <~nd a st"P "<>n at thl' homf>
a1lrl rt-""· Wilham MrDow£'11
Baltt MnrtUI\T) Is an rhargf' of
arran~eml'nts for prl\ atP family
St'rviC'es tnmorro"
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~a.tiEl OF THE
CAliFOitNIA NEWS,A'llt PVafSHUS ASSOCtATtOH
JwJ of tile NATIONAL IOITOitiAl. ASSOCIATON
ARVO E. HAA,A ··-·--··-····-·---·-·· E41tor e114 ,ubll•her ,E& HAAPA.·-····-···-·····-·-·· .. ·-··-· .. -··---·----·-··-...AuocMite Editor
HU&H McMILLAN . --·····---·-··-···-·········-----New~ Ptletotreph«
IHRT L JOHNSON ....... ·-·---···· -··--·__.y_..kl"f Director
SAM MITCHEll ----------·····---Advwtlal"tJl'"""'
IUIY STEVENSON ·····-····-·· .. ---·-~----·----.. ,.,
SUISCRIPTibN RATES
loe411 wbscrlpt1o11 rete&: T-.,..,._u.oo; one yee......SJ.OO
Outside of tfte Herbor AAe: T-., .. ~7.00; one yoe,__....OO
• • • Tllo NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN he. t>..11 cf•termi11od to be e
_,.,., of 9•11.,el drculatfoft lly i~tiMftt of tile Superior Courl e114 Ill
ree-th•reof It qualiflecf to publl.h ell public 1t0tkft required by law * *
Entered e• S.COfld Ctau Metter l11 tM Poet Off.ce et CMona clel Mar. C.llf.
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Thlnk about thl.s for a while, folks ... a lett.et from Wallace
Calderhead. Corona del Mar ~eler, and active In campaigns for
civic betterment:
Dear Hop,
The accident Sunday In which a small girl was killed when
she ran Into the pa th of an auto traveling very slowlj', points out
our need for more playgrounds. With our narrow streets and con·
ge:.-ted parking In resldE.'ntlal areas, the only answt"r Is to provide
more parks a nd rE.'<'reational areas.
We know this driver's problem. bt'cause we oft en drive homE.' on the narrow. crowded Corona del Mar streets. It Is a slow, nNV·
ous prneE>ss to gE.'t by all the children playing ball and running
and riding bikes. Sincerely.
WALLACE CALDERHEAD
Here·s a topic about as controversial as saymg you're against sin. And yet what Is being done about it? Maybe this will givE.' thf>
answer: There Is just one ba ll park in the entirE.' City of Newport
Beach. and that was the result of the efforts of private citizens. not of t he city Itself. Corona del Mar has no other play fiE.'Id. In all of Newport.Balboa there Is only the small West NE.'wport Park.
Balboa Island. Newport Heights and Cliff Havt'n have nothing
Now te~e " loo~ et the p•c'ures on peoe one of tl-us issue of the
Ensign. They are a shernef...l test1rnonial of the city s 'do little pro·
gr~m. There you con see the magnificent stretch of c•ty·owned bay
front beach-used by procl celly no one, becouse the C.ty Counc
insists wtth oncred•ble stubbornness thet it will st3y m the trailer park
busin ess. and that the dol:ors •t gets out of the weterfront tr..,iler
dwellers ore more irnportont thon the c · ty s own citizens· need for o
boyfront public beach. Alongside that e•c:lus•ve beoch. with iron
fence between is the crowded public beoch between 18th and 19th
St. This ts not photogrephic f~kery. These pictures were ta~en by my·
self. just seconds eporl. on o typicol Sundoy.
Kee p these pictures in rnind. Remember them when the City
Council gets reepy to spend o big sum of our money to improve
ond enlarge that Municipal T roiler Park.
• • •
eLOGGERHEADS
I om souy to leorn that ·our City Council could not ogree on
the appointment of Mrs. Kenneth Cooling of Beacon Boy liS our new
city c'erk end treasurer. It sey this without prejudice to the new ap-
po•"tee bec.3use es of this wnt,ng I hove not met or tel~ed to her .J
M•s C ol r q 1 Prno"en•ly q ual fed by e._perier-:e ebil ly person·
d itt '",j ~~owledoe or o .. r C..!M'Tiu" 'v. But ~he became the ecc•
denta v cr•rn of po r,c..,l rna"euver•,g whoch hod .ts orig.n in 'he c•ty
<'ldrn ''JJ ' on 1tself You m•gh+ co !i-s o f nol blow of disrespect.
s•rn lo· •c. hPr unc e•,.mor ous dism•s~al os c ty treasurer. when that
offce WdS ccmo•nod w rh c •y c.lerk and Chorle Priest got the friendly
r-:~d Q,. •c '"" c 1lly C• l rlte h mself got the ex just as obruptly very
'lhor•l; 'heredftN ecr ert thet Cherlie wos accorded the Oriental
''tpe o ! p ·'~"'' ., of el rernovel. Mrs. C ocl•rg then become the loqi·
r-1l repld'~"'"'""' But ,:er~oMI feel•ng of the Council majority spoke
louder t" ,. the •ndo\putable quelificetions of the former treasurer.
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A boUquet to a t1ne mow by
(lne people: '!be c.tol DoUe
Fund Mtabtiahed at tbe llfewpart
!larbcl' Bank 1o be u.-d b tbe
purgoee o( belph-. defray tbe
extraordinary expenae reaulUng
from the eevere l~Jurles suttered
tn the recent cr&sll tn Corona del
Mar.
Carol Doane ts a recent honoJ'
graduate of Harbor Hig'b and
wu an Innocent victlm when a
speeding. drlv~ cruhed Into an·
other car. Except for the Grace
of God, It could have been you
or I. A little help from a lot of
people anxious to display their
public spl:rlt can help out In th1a
crushing tJnanclal load. I com.
mend t.h6 fund aa worthy of
your financial support. • • •
• CB.A.ftl& AJCEJfi)JOJfT
I see that the petitions to
change the elec:tJon procedure of
the Charter are clrculatinr. I'll
brief you on the law and pro.
posed change. Present law dl·
vldes the clty lnto seven council·
manJc districts. It provides fiX
one councilman to represent
each district, to be nominated by
electors of said district. to be
elected by the general vote ot all
districts. not just by the vote of
the district which he ls to repre·
sent. The result of the very flrst
electlol\ under the new Charter
showed three candidates win·
ning their own district and los·
lng to opposition votes In other
districts. thus depriving these
three districts of the right to be
represented by councilmen o!
their own choosing. They were.
In this Instance. Districts 1, West
Newport: 5. Balboa Island, and 6.
southeasterly halt of Corona del
Mar.
It could happen under present
law In any district. just as It did
to these three. It rould come
about very t-asily that a distriC't
would not be representad by the
councilman of their choice over
a period of years under this elec-
tion law.
The petitions circulating are
to amend. by placing the propo-
sition on the ba llot for a vote
of the people. that section of the
Charter pertaining to elections.
to correct this situation and
both nominate and elect by dis.
trlcts. thus Insuring that each
district will be represented by
the CouncUman chosen by the
people of aald dlstrict.
1 .J"eCCOIlme!ld your fpproYal
and aJgnatfre on th1a petltton.
In addition to clrcuJaton. there
are, for your convenience. petl·
lions at the Ensign and Tommy
Foster·s office. • • •
eBEBE'S BOW
It's been just 11 weeks slncf'
I jumped the pinball machines
out as gambling devices. •
As I promised last week. 1"11 let
you In on a little secret. which
Is just about as secret as thf'
news that the a lbacore a re run·
nlng.
I am off again on my current
target-ptnballs. and how to get
rid of them. It requires the use o!
a smldgeon of common sense.
"We all know they pay oft.
but how can we catch them at
It?"
Let's don't go trying to slip up
on the blind side of an already
alerted pinball operator. Every·
body knows the heat Is on, "so
boys we Jay oft until It cools off
so no payoffs until things do
cool off. Damn that Col. Andy.
How does he get that way? A
guy who admits he likes to play
pokt-r plckin' on them pore ur
amusement m a c h I n e s. He'd
ou~thta stick to h is own business.
Helavlt Is he atn•t got no busJ.
ness:·
May t surrest to the Council
the foUow1ng procedure to prove
beyond a ahadow of doubt that
plnballs have paid oft In the
put and ahould be ruted o.ff on
that grounda.
U I wee you I would: 1. an-
nounce an open investigation;
2. aubpena Clyde Denllnge; 3.
subpena trom your records ln the
City Hall llcenae department. the
60 operator..ownera of business
where pinball• are Installed.
with their bartenders, clerks or
what have you who hll,Ve been
on duty where the machJnes are
Installed; 4. aubpena. a oo. aec·
Uon of the hundreds of pla.yers,
espedally thoee who ue known
to be add.lcta (In thla cue l
would further define that word
u sudc:er>. lncludlnr all known
JuvenJJe pla.yen..
A few pointed que.tlons under
oath are sua-We~: M.r. D, how
Ia the take ot your madlJnea dl·
vtdedT How 18 tt aocounted forT
Alter eounttn1 t.be JDODq in the
e e e
machines In the ~ of the laou.~~e man, wbat happend Any
deductions trom the tota11 How
Ia the net dlvid~T
Ju.t two almple questton.s to
tbe proprietor and his hired
help: Have you eve paid off In
cull or merchandJae for a win·
nlng number! Have any of your
employees ever paid oUT
Now bring In the players. who
wlll no doubt be less reluctant
witnesses. They have nothing to
1~ by a truthful answer. Ques.
Uon: Have you ever received
caah or merchandise as a prize
for a winning combination or
number on a pinball mach ine
In the City of Newport Beach?
Where! From whom!
The answers should take care
of everything In the way of
doubt. If any now exists In your
minds as to undesirabllty ol
these machines.
Now that the ent1re pinball
Investigation has been thorough.
ly balled up between the City
CouncU and a newapaper story,
any further attempt to get proof
by any other method than by
subpena and questioning under
oath would be ridiculous.
Do you suppose the County
Board of Supervisors would llke
to know that there are clty.ll.
censed pinball machInes In
stalled a nd operating In a club
In county territory?
That's all for now. except thfs
slogan I like: "He who does not
stand for anything will fall for
anything."
Registration
Opens Aug. I
··students may pre register for
fall classes at Orange Coast Col
lege starting August 1:· Dr.
James W. Thornton. Jr.. vice·
president announces.
Students pre.reglstered prior to
the end of the last school year
will not be required to see a
rounselor during the summ<"r un·
less some change Is to be made
In their program.
AH students who have not pre
registered should see a counselor
sometime during August lt pos·
sible. OT. Thornton stated.
. C)ALUNGQQ
•mama DOn
T h o s e trustratlng long • fins
have et last made an appear·
ance, albeit a somewhat tlmour·
ous one, within the area rather
looeely retened to a "local
waters." First ken of this came
Thursday, through the Affler.
baugh-Kenoyer.R o g e r s grape·
vine, with an authenk: re-
port that "Bean)"' Afflerbaugh,
first branch of that particular
vine. bad boated an albacore
hard by the East End of
CatalJna, on Wednesday. It wu
a blggy, too, somewhere around
the 3().pound bracket.
Next hearsay wa.s that another
Avalon citizen had taken six
large onH, two mlles ott Church
Rock. the rocky spire that Is just
around the corner from the Eaat
End. My albacore fever began to
rise.
Then. from various sources on
Friday and Saturday, there were
reports of fish In even closer.
Some were two miles off the
Slide (Catalina), some 8 miles.
They were scattered, and not too
plentiful. but they were BIG.
Sunday, one boat ran Into long·
fi ns just 10 mUes oft Huntington
Beach. e RJC.B FEVER
By Sunday, my albacore tem·
perature was about 105 degrees.
On Saturday. the hot news had
just begun to trickle through. I
hadn•t given much thought to It
before, and was lured by the
family Into taking my annual
trip to the beach. As I sat thert-
on the warm sands of China
Cove, I'm alratd that my state of
relaxation just wasn•t. I watched
more albacore flags flutter by
than I had ~n for a long time.
I saw the Su·Zan. the Andele,
the Happy Landings, one of the
Jets. a score of other sporttlshlng
boats, private a nd otherwise.
parade along the jetty bearing
YOUR MONEY
th~ whJte nara with the red
fish. nutterlng proudly. FJnally
I just got up and went home,
after my annual baptlam 1n
sand. By the Ume the 20th nag
went by, I had lost all Interest
In water except as a medium in
which fl•h Uve---and specltlcaJJy,
fish with thelr wings spread.
e11o DJCE
Now It wa.s Sunday. I awoke
early and peeped out my jetty·
window. Whole streams of craft
of all sizes were heading out to
the Happy Hunting Grounds -
and I wu shore-bound! I had
waited too long to make my ar.
ra.ngMne.nts. M.ama knew what
waa going on 1n my noggin, too.
She said: "Honey, why don't you
go fish ln the Bay! I know what
you'll be llke If you hang around
the house all day, thinking
about those albacore."
That was the answer. At least,
Jt was better than pulling weeds.
Besides, I had a new spinning
reel and line to try out. Before it
was fully daylight. I was order
lng a "Schoolboy" breakfast at
Merle's Drlve·ln. Merle, alias
"Beany,'' the lucky so and·o. was
probably over around Avalon on
hls boat, The Schoolboy. trying
to catch a bigger one. Just fo.r
spite. I changed my order to
wheat cakes and bolsenberry
jam.
e JUST l'lSBIKC.
Next stop was at that batt and
tackle t-mporlum. just over the
bridge. known as Lt>s·s Bayshore
Tackle. I always go there for ad.
vice, as well as bait. when I'm
not sure what I want to do.
Ralph Schisler was tlnlshlng up
the early morning shift. and dis-
pensing sage advice along with
razor clams and salted ancho.
vies. We exchanged views on the
albacore situation before I said:
(Contlnue<l on Page 11)
Is it safe-and is it really working hard for you?
As any Clpedeoced hw.,.....n will teU you,
put of your .... sbould co into. saviDp
accouDt wbk:b II ooe subjKt to a.bt ftuc:tu..
adons. Wbla ydiJ opiD aa lrCCOUDt tbta are
two bale tbiD&t to loot for:
~ ie .rety. Tbe OC1Mw ... cooct rdUm 00
your~.
When are you"" to pill botll of t.bele Chiap?
In an lnluted S..top and Loaa Mscriltioal
Tbat'a why more and more prudeDt Aawkant
now c:boose to put tbllr avinp lo tt.e A. soQadooa.
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insured up to S 10,000 'by tho Federal Savinp
and Loan IDiwaoce Corpcntioo-an acency
of tho JJ.S. Government.
y ........ ......,.~ ....... lto-
spaDilble .,.... ~ wbo bow bow to
rMb y~ IDODIY wort bud for you.
llenlemb«, too. tbl.t inlured S.vtap ud Loan
Atlocildooa are allo tlt.lfalloft'l ,.,.,_ lllttk
IIIHftC DfltD-. ,.,,.,. IMu. 'Milo you're
tbink.iQc of buytD& 01' balldtnc ...... cbsy
can be ofbMWtdOua Wp to )'0111 ..._ably
make~~ 1oua. n., •to k diiM ,.0.. pc
tbo moouy quic:k.ly-aftd at rDOdnrUI--
You realty owe it to yourttt1t to pt ~....._.
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you·.-•••••• iOf I I •
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Bread and Butter Boucaueta!
Next year when you wrlt.. "C&Jt.
fornla Here I eom.'' be eure
you'll be told to ·~ero. Over the
Bridge" rather than ta.k.e a "Slow
Boat to China" by Mndlng now.
era "After You've Gooe'' •..
News In the Bouq1let. Funeral
Spray, Floral Decoratton and
Party Plannlnr drc:l• Ia the ar.
rival of Robert Schroeder to man.
age the Florl.at end of our New
Flowe Sbop ...
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tlae Statler ..... a. 1.-·Aa-
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cat.d d1aMn. .-art ........
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CIIIOtiMw ............. Jet ......
oa your "'tJaaatit I .. 4o crt
atc::tuud'a'" 1lat ••• ..,_ tD tbe
StatMI'. 8ob'a now. artl8try
waa appndaW at r ... t
l.cnnl Cllld tbe alltaaonl'lortata
• • • Though ou .... now.r
Shop w1l1 DOt he nad! * a
few WMb yet. t1a1a pewnww
U to 1M you lalow 8ob Ia beN
aow ta OW' Crrweabou.M CIDd all
ht. taleeta are nody. w1l11D9
aDd Cle fOil you to .......
of at the ..... pldr-up of a
t.lepboM CIDd a awta1a ol OW'
dellnry tnadl ..... Jut ....
•• a pod aw1auD1D9 pool 110 decorate.·• Mid 8ob •••
""Tben'a IIOthiD9 ao drab aa aa
u.aga:rlaDded awllaaa1119 pool
at a be.ldM-U..pool po:rtyt•
* * * Air Jet Dry Lindane Vapol'lzer
News! Sulctly designed f« In·
cJoon aaa!Mt tM ewnmer battle
of nte.. ant.. n ..... to name
only a ff!'lr of the 200 crntur-e. lt
lmock.s down and drags out ...
Many happy testimonials have
been told about the way AJr Jet
works equally as well outdoont
and In garages . . . When you
step Into the Old Greenhouae be.
fore It becomes the new Florlst
Shops to m ake the neW Bob'a
acquaintance ... Ask about Alr
Jet ...
* * * Lido laJe lloaDdap la Pdday
lflgtat. July lttb . . • u ""' doa•t ~ oa Lido I.a.. ac:n!pe
CINia.Dod 1D you ~ beolt
tW you f1Dd 10-~ ldy ""' Dew wlllo .._ ad aik ._
U yoca caa bay a tk:IIM ,_ •
ll.GD ••• Laat ,_ u..r caUecl
It tbe SILip ww.c:k lall • • •
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Summer eatlng and com on
the cob • . . u nec:ellafY to eech
otber u brucS and butter • . •
Grace you.r steemlna plattet wlth
IUdlard'a speclally Mlectecl Com
on the Cob .•. Why wute your
muncblnl on a.nythlq but tbe
fiDeLt • • • Th1nJt man wb.lle JOU
~ took MYen ,_,. ot tatloo at BI&Jr Smltb
Ka.ncb to prodtee that JuJq
moutbhd of 8Weet ~ .__..
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('I'U followtftt liNr II from eclp ol tbt .. oat~ Ill V1ewta «._.,DAM to Men ..._. Use
the travellln& Burtt of Corona wtal 8heep, bone and wb•t CUMI cuavau and Qu•na of
cJel Mar and 8aft Martno, WbOM 1ud ltntdatnl loldeft and Gat lbeba'• water tan.U contrasted
latest trawl• h&Ye broulbt tlMm to the botbab: 1:1-...cw wttb WU. Calta bup o&l reflMty.
to the Frendl ltMera.) frleDcll at laoepltable "Grella-Leevlnl the Onoya at Suez on
THE lt1'VIEilA. J"'lANCE, banr and Bob with a poup ol the Jte4 Sea we reJoined It 18
MAY, 1.955 ~ returnma ladeb wttb hoUrs latft ln Polt SaleS on the
Dear Friends:
Lying in the aun of our aecond
aprlng thla year f'n the beach at
Canna. Nice and .~oJonte Carlo, we
are thlnkln& of the 25.000 mUea
or more we have travelled by atr,
sea and our tru.ty Holden car
since we left Queenaland, Au•
traUa, laat Novem~ -mllee
packed with lnt~ thrUls and
fun, often completely topay.turvy
to us northernets eouth ol the
equator. In replY. to your wondet-
ful letters, we'll try to ahare th1ll
with you In one brief letter.
During our nine months "Down
Under" we felt like Allee In Won-
derland aa she peeked doWn the
rabbit hole! One cold winter luly
day In AuatralJa Eleanor asked
for a hotel room on the south
aid~ only to find the sun ahln-
lna brightly on the north •Ide.
After yean with an automatic
gearshift, Bob had an awful time
changtne gean with hla left
hand, stttln& on the rl&ht ln the
car and drlvln& on the lett.
Eleanor never coul4 remember tn
which direction to look when
crossing the street, ao she com-
promised by looking each way
and daahln& across! Even the
.wtrl of water down the draln
was reveraed, wrote a friend;
was It clockwise or counter.
clockwlR? Alter peering down
numerous drains. we decided It was clockwise In Australia: we
shall now do a bit .of research
wttb northern drains. e WOaDS DIJ'J'D
The uae of words was often dll-
feTent. One day we were Invited
to a friend's home for tea; ar.
rived at 4 o'clock to find that
"tea" meant 6 o'clock supper. To
further complicate marten we
found 4 teas daJiy-"early morn-
Ing tea," "rnornln& tea," "alter-
noon tea.'' Just plain "tea" and
"evenln& tea" before bed.
~ ..._bini llQ. poundil, lledJterranean. We found mod·
a Marny IUYer record. Our eee. em bulldJnp sprln(lng up In
ond allmpee ol ranch ltfe wu In Cairo. Jona a c:lty of Arab
Tuma.nta, very lUte J!naland moequea and native marketa. At
w1th lq peen countryside, .tone MenahoUM 400 of us mounted
wallll and Georafan homee. 11u!re camels and donkeys for the trip
we viatted Exton HoUM (recently to the sphinx and pyramids: as
Pbotoa:raphed by Lite Magazine) we bounced along hilariously
like a frosted cake let In formal snapping each-other, my one-
gardena and 28 mllea of haw. eyed camel driver would ex-
thorn hedae, the bUllard ·table claim: "Look amlle, say cheese"
pUed with blue rlbbona won by and aded: ''your camel named
tbeJr champIon bulls and Ml8eourl, a super-duper dandy."
thorouahbred horses. After a day of sunshine In
From Australia we aalled on Napla. we dlaembarked at Mar-
the•Ortent Uner "Orcades" w1th aelllea for 6 weeks on the Riviera
our Holden ear on December 17th ~with the Brltlah Hillman ''Call-
for New J'.Hland. Au c k 1 and fomia" ear we bought in Nice.
"friends of ftlends"-bleu theJr We are enjoying every m inute
heart&-reall:zed we were feellna and thrlvln& on It-the Monte
low on leaving our Australian Carlo Battle of Flowers, Nice
(rlenda jtut at Chrlltmu, time International Horae lumping,
and promptly la.ned u.s thetr Cannea FUm Festival, plenty of
apartment for 6 weeks and Jn. .wlmmlng and explorln& hillalde
vlted u.s to spend Christmas with vlllages. We drive north through
them at their delightful, modem Switzerland, Germany and Bel-
beach home. endln& with a mid. (lum to Eneland. reaching N. Y.
8WIUIU!I' Cllrtatmu awlm. Such by September tat.
ha.pltallty Ia typical of both Our mo.t cherished memories
New Zealanders and Australians are not of the Barrier Reef, nor
-wonderful people! the Alps and fjords of N. Z. but e ZAJIE GaEY LODGE of the kindness and hospitality
Three moDtha we explored New of our friends "down under."
Zealand,' . 5,000 mUes In our Again we wlah to aay thank you,
Holden. Firat the North Island With best wishes to our friends
with lt8 famed Bay of Islands, all around the world.
Zane Grey's f I a h I n g lodge. Cordially,
Job Placements Are Made
By OCC Employment Office junelea of tree fern.s and &lant Robert and Eleanor Burt
Jtaurt trees. aald to be older and 544 Bonita Ave.. A number of graduates of Or placements during 1954-SS. Of
lareer than our Sequoias: Auck-San Marino 9, Calli. ange Coast College have passed these. 190 were on.campus place-
land, Ita harbor rtvalltng Syd-Mall address: all the requirements for jobs menu and 379 were off-campus
ney'a, where we photographed Wl Auguet II, 1955: with the Southern Counties Gas placements.
the world's l&r&est one day re-c/o American Consulate-General Company. it ls announced by R. Types of positions which were
gatta from a friend's yacht-for-Zurich, Switzerland D. Boyce, placement counselor. filled by the college office ln-
tunately, an equally ardent Au&. U-25th: Interview with Orange Coast eluded clerical. secretarial. sales
photographer; the unique ther-Hotel Cumberland students were held just before and management. construction.
mal region of Rotorua. where we London, Enaland the close of school by J. C. manufacturing technical, agrl-
flahed and tramped among the Crooke. local manager of the cultural and personal service.
geysera and Maori vlllaaes; WaJ-IIJ SlrlkM ••• , Southern Counties Gas Company. In addition to Southern Coun-
tomo Caves. the twinkling Ughts and Mrs. Mary F. Allen. employ ties Gas, other firms which took
of tiny glow worms refiected In S.ltclles ., hill ment representatives In the per advantage of the Orange Coast
the water; snowcapped Mt. Eg. sonnet department. Los Angeles College plact>ment Rrvices were
S~rong Arm Rv~!:~ey. Count
Faced by Trio; Man Slugged
Three El Toro marlnH were
ansted on strone arm robbery
chargea by Newport pollee at
6 :45 a.m. Friday.
The victim, Gabriel Halleck.
34, of Los Anieles, stayln1 at 413
Ed&ewater Ave.. Balboa. was
taken to Hoag Memorial Hospl
tal for treatment of possible
Flllily Senicu 1-.
T I •• ,. Local Ulits
skull fracture, loa of aeveral
teeth, severe late'atlona about
the face and head and shock.
The victim, durin& Incoherent
ravine chareed that a tall and
blond man kicked him In the
fact> after he was knocked down.
whUe the other two went
lhroueh his pockets .. The arrested
marines were Robert 1... WooUolk,
23; Lee Carol Roaers. 24. and
Henry S. Tinney, 21.
Newport pollee received a tete
phone call from the Blue Room,
209 Palm St .. Balboa, at 2:17 a .m.
Local n4,XIIiary units under Friday "•porting a strong arm
local leat1N hip will be orga I r 0 b be r Y · Officers Robert J. Brockie and Barclay T. Cook nu.E'd by Family SE'rvlces Ass'n. were dispatched to the scene In
of Ora nge County In various one pollct> unit and Officer
communlu~. It w:1s disclosed Robert Cartf'r In anothl'r
I following a board of directors Otricer CartN reported that
meeting held at St Joseph Hos the victim of the-beating was In
pltal. Orang<-bad shape and that he had lost
Mrs. Frank Baeskens of Or a $100 bill during the beatln&.
ange. chalrman of public rela-the incident occurred ouUlde the
tlons tor the group. outlined the Blue Room. A description of the
plan for formJng local auxJJJ. suspect car was put out and it
aries to assist with the county. was stopped by Costa Mesa po..
wide program or family counsel. lice at 2:28 a.m. Friday a t New.
ling, undertaken by the new as port Blvd. and Monte Vlsta St..
SCX'Iation. Costa M e a.
Mrs Edward M Hall, Santa
Ana. prt>sldent. reportt>d that I McCAJITBTS GET CDU.
calls for rounselllng servlt"e are A dauehter. Margaret Elalne,
already being received from var was born to Mr. and Mrs. John
lous quarters. demonstrating the I McCarthy of 105 SE'vl'nth St ..
n('('(! for the association's pro Balboa, In Hoae Memorial 8 os-
gram In Orange county. pltal on Monday, June 13.
lrEADQUAJrTEBS FOa
IIIDIES' TDYS,
BeaclaiSwill ...
1101 E. Coaa1 Bwy. at J-.IM: C6riea del Mar <Next to All American Market)
ILUJIOa 5581 * AIM .t 5ZSI E. lllld St.. Ia r....g Ieoda *
Even the aeuons werJ re-
versed. We followed sprln& south
3.000 mtlea In ~ovember from the
Great Barrier RHf of Northern
Australia to the southern tip of
Taamanla. From Brlabane's tropi-
cal Oowera to Sydney's magnl!l-
cent harbor. rlneed by red roofs
and dotted with white saU&-
keen yachtmen ttte.e Sydneyltes.
South for reunions with old
friends In Melbourne, Na&amble
and Tasmania, days filled with
at&htaeeiD&, par(les and remlnJ.s.
cenoes.
mont; Wanganul a nd Welllne-office. Guardian Life Insurance Com
ton, the capitol, where we board-Newport pollee are searching Women who have q ualified for pany of America Padfl T 1 1 ed the S/S Maori with our car for a boy, between 11 and 13• positions wlll be placed In clerJ. · c e e
for an Overnl,ht •·tp &"'ross Cook who snatched a purse from Mar-1 1 1 dl phone. Ems co Ma nufacturing 1 DOII•T • u " j C M 65 f 3014 w ca pos t ons accor ng to the Company, Republic Supply Com-Straits to the South Island of oree · a.son. · 0 • · So th Co 1 ttl
1 h 1 Ocean Front. Newport Beach. u ern unt es 0 clals. Men pany. Sun Battery Company, Or
N. Z. Followtne close Y t e Roya Mrs. Mason, upaet by the lnct-will be placed In operating jobs ange County Personnel Off~. 1 Tour of 54, we had the Queen's 11 f h In the field. Students who have Edison Company, Buf!ums. State I suite at three hotels! dent. did not notify po ce o t e t Incident until the following Mon-me company standards Include Farm Mutual Insurance Com.
In February mJdsummer we day. She said she was walking Denis Axen, Westminster ; Judith pany and Davis Brown Televl-
uplored the South Island. First. on the Ocean Front sidewalk Perkins. Orange; Carol Doan. La slon Se~ce.
Christchurch. a city justly proud when the boy ran up. struck her guna Beach ; and Robert Miller, Employment oUlce fac111tles
you bring the laundry
We do the wade •.•
New Low Prices
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ot Its aardens and Avon Rlvt'!· In the right side of her face and Newport Beach. are open to all stu~ts of the
bordered by Oowen. lawn. and knocked her down. He took her The college employment office. collece and to employen, accord-W ASHI:B~ uaa a.. c.-awy.
wUlow trees, winding through purse, removed the wallet and under the direction of R. D. log to Boyce. The office wet-~ ~I :I .. c-.a ._
the city, wheN Bob wu warmly took $30 froln the wallet. Bo_.:..y_c:e_._m";ia-d~e·a--to~tal··of~569~~Jo~b~corne.~;;~ln~q;ulr;;J;ea;;tr;GII~m;;em~p;tloyen.~~;;;~~~~~~~ai=~~=~==(=-===.._==,_:7'*~)~?~+~~~ • JUUICII LIP&
Twtc:e we 1J1'RP"" ra.da We
In A8litralla: J'lnt. a --OD die
wMloiDed u tbe on&:r A.mencan "We ..... J111aQ o1 JD111DeY If' ..... ~ l*elld eo.. ..... Ills! ..... quoted ~
Ill Mil; _. to 1M ••...,...nt boy u )'e1JJq to three or four
als-. 1aba aDCl fjarda ol Jlf. Z.: more boys ·nearby. Be threw
staying CMI!I1llgbt with frtenda at down the wallet and lett on foot.
one of the &reat sheep rancha. Mrs. Mason sutfered a black eye
... LJ ..... Llllybank. with Ita 70,000 acres. from the boy's blow.
• ..... 5,500 mertno sheep, glaclers and
(RO ,.D) peaks over 9,000 tt.. almo.t on
W•W'• a..u.t 1lcldlo the slopes of Mt. Cook on Lake
wmGIIS on Y 12 oz. 1 of Ev r ll8e ealy r • s• •ll/4• Tekapu, Hilary erest ame
A New Concept In Personal 1s a frequent guest. 12.000 Ft. Mt.
Radio. Ear Phone and Carry-Cook and the Tuman Glacier
lng Cue Optional, Extra. aeen from the Hermitage. the
DA.,.. •IDWI ""• lakes -Wanaka. Manapourl and ..... UV Te Anu-Queenstown, Dunedin u ..,.,., and the EgUnton Valley -all
1115 ~ .. ....._ c.tc1 MeiiCI places of great beauty; then-as
we emerged from the newly
opened ijomer tunnel-magnlfl.
clent ralMwept Y.lltord 'Sound IESI
UPIILSTEIIII
burst Into view with countless
waterfalla cascading over the
cllfla with the luurtous new
hotel a tiny speck on the fjord
far below. It waa a fitting climax
to our New Zealand tour. At last
we stood on the beach of lnver-
cargtU, most southern dty of
the world, at the southern tip
of New Zealand, looking over the
Southern Ocean to the vast Ant-
artie.
Flying back to Australia on
T .E.A.L. Airways. we boarded
the SIS Orsova (or Europe on
March 14th, a smooth 3 weeks
crulae with new friends, fun and
lntete8tlng trips aahore. Mel-
bourne, Adelaide, Perth and
across the lndJan Ocean past the
Cocos Islands to Ceylon, photo-
craphlng rIck aha w s, snake
charmers and Buddlat temples In
Colombo; erutaing acrou the
Arabian aea eloae to the ahotes
Perfeciiiiiiii-Aw•• "-letl
Recelvin& perfect attendance
awards at the conclusion of t he
Dally VacatJon Bible School at
the Newport }{arbor Lutheran
Church were the following 76
students:
Sandy Lee. Larry lnakuchl. Ro-
berta Trusty, Diana Miller, Jim.
my Bruins. Lanl Spund. Jack
Boyd, Marilyn Brace. Jolalne
Munck. Tommy Moser. Karin
NeU. Carla WedekJng. Terri Lee
Jewett. Barbara Silva. Donna
lves. Stanley Lord, Bonnie Heck.
David Zlmman, RJchard Parls.
Bert Jamieson, Jack Runnells,
Jane Allen. Diana Lewton. Clif-
ford Maxon, Crls E 1 I e r m a n .
Susan Lee.
Penny Innes. Arl~ne Silva, Pa-
tricia MacMIIJan. John Woods,
JoAnn Mann. Jean Allen, David
Rison. Teddy Ellerman. Butch
McCardle. Donald Long. Michael
Kremer. Ronald Long, Larry E.
Brace. lJnda Sue Gentosl. Jim.
mle Manning, Lorene Lewton.
Bob Kapenhefer, Steve Zlmman.
Barbara Jo .Gentost. Gordon
Kahre, Debbie' Erickson. Rusty
Rambough. Richard Runnells.
Larry Rlchle. June Allen, Marty
Dennis. Kathy HoUard. Tommy
Bradley. Sabra Jamieson. Jeanne
Bruins. Sandra Kahre. Dianne
Sonsteng. Meril@e KJmbrough.
Gerry Martin, Roseanne Seddon.
James Rogney. Sharon Arthofe-r.
Sandra Hayden. Sonja Hayden.
Barbara Paris. Roxanne Sm ith.
Bonnie Trusty, Donald Erickson.
Jerry Mann. Danny Arthofer. Bill
busty, Gary J'ellbaum. Carol
Rocney, Kay Mlller, Rose Marte
Rueger.
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JOQ'Il ... why Plymouth's the car tor 10U I
...,.MJY ...
r. Yllral ,..,.. ..... ......
...,w. ... eN
benevlnt thet
YOU GAll
DO BEllER
at
Fair to Stage
Cake Regatta
A new automatic au ranee
wUl be the er&nd prize ln a
"ealaa recatta" to be held at the
ue.5 Ot-ance County FaJr.
Thl.a reeatta will be ~naored
JointlY by the ValencJa oranee
lf'OW8'• ol Orance County, the
Southeorn Counties Gu Co. a_nd
the Fair. ludelna wtll begin at
10:30 a .m. 'nwrsday, Aua. 11, for
tour cla.uUkatlona: layer cakes
(butter ~>; an~el food, chlf·
ton or sponae; loaf, sheet or up.
slde down cakes; and coffee
cakes. All must contain fresh
oranies In some form.
The four wJnners"'IU be ellgt.
ble to compete In the bake-ott at
11 a .m. Friday, August 12, when
they wUJ mix and ba_ke their
prlze cakes at the Palr. Each will
select one ot tour .ranees tor her
contest cake, and the grand wtn.
ner wlll receive the ranee of her
choice. Winning cakes wlll be dis..
played throughout the remain-
der o! the Falr. Others may be
claJmed lmm~ately Uter judg.
lng on Thursday or wUl be do-
nated to Orange County lnatltu-
tlons through cooperation of the
Orange County Health Depart
ment.
S403 E. Cocut Bwy.8 CO RON A DEL MAR ·
Pbooe Harbor 5071 ~~
The contest is open to any Or·
ange County resident. man or
woman. t-xcept professional bak·
ers or home economists. There Is
no age I Lmit.
ANON llf TROUBLE
An anonymous person who
sounded intoxicated telephoned
Newport police at 7:24 p.m . Sun-
day, July 17, to say he had come
out of tne water at Vince's Ca!e,
Newport. was stranded and ln
need of help. Ot!lcers could not
locate the party calline.
QUICI SERVICE
ROLLER SHADES
Standard S h a d e Cloths and Custom Specialties e Drapery. H a r d w a r e e Venetian Blinds.
NAGNERS GET SON
* hldde the * Call
A son. Michael Steven, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. J ames
Magner of 702 Hellotro~ Ave ..
Corona del Mar, on Thursday,
July 7, in Hoag Memorial Hos-
pital. ~ owce BA 884
432 UDd St.. Knrport a.acb I Read the Ensign Want Ad page.
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • WHA ... 'S • • • • • • • • • • DOING • • • • • • • • T. M. Hambrook, your Telephone Manager in Newport Bad\ • • • • • e•eee•ee•e••••eeeeeee~eeeee•••e•••e
How to help people
get in touch with you faster
If the telephon~ number ot
your hou.!e isn't noll' luted""
der your name, it ea,ily can bl'
In fact, et·~yont' in the famalu
-11om. the y oung.•ten. rr.tt
chtd "in-lall's", and .90 011
can have a "eporate li..!tinq. B.u
hat:ing your otl'n name it1 thr
phone book, you makr it ra•·
icr for 'People to get in tor1rh
with you. It can be thr di!Jrr·
cnre /.Jrl trf·rn qctti11!7 or mi.!.,ing important calL!. And vou ran
han• ,,our tJu·n li..!ting at kmall co.,t . So why not call u.• at Iff/li t
trli'phrmr lmsinc.,,, office and talk it over.
The telephone follows you
wherever you go
Ever nnt ice how often you find
a public telephone nearby just
when you need it? This Is cer-
tainly oo accident. For we tele-
phone people spend Iota of
lime picking sites around town
that'll be most convenient tor ~
you. That's wby you'll find
phone booths ln thealel"'l, res-
tauranlB, ftUing stations, and
terminals. aloog highways, and
in many other places where
you often want to make a call.
So next time you're away from bome and have a call t.o make,
look for the familiar Bell emblem. It'a your sign there's a tele-
phone handy. Pacific Telephone.
• • •
The attractive young lady
shown here ls not the latest
candidate for Queen of tbe
. Oranee County Fair. which
she could be. She ts Bar-
bara Dosta, recently trans-
ferred to your local office
trom the large AxmJMteor
Bu.slness Office In Loa An-
geles. Barbara had a lot of
good reasons for comJne
heore. She not only Jove. to
awtm and aall, but, moct
Important, lhe wu recent.
ly married to WJlUam A.
no.ta, who Ia with the BaJ.
00. Marine Hardware Com-
pany 1ft Newport Beach.
Barbara la not only an at •
traatJve addition to yo.
bu.slntM oUkt. bu1 • ftD
traJMd and emdeilt OM
u well. We ...... • JMutr
welclome to ... .
NISS .AJlBAJlA BAJfDT. 1953 graduate of Jf.wporl Harbor Bllb Scbool cmd former resicleDt of Con>Da del Ncu. la th• bridle of t.
IUcbard J[elth ShlYely. wbo la MrriD9 wlth the Air Pon:e lD Scm
A.DtOillo. T•cu. The bride la the daughter of Nr. cmcl Mn. Nau.
rice Lee BaDdy. DOW lD Saudi Arabla.
R.ep. Utt Cites lniustice
To Servicemen Overseas
By JAKES B.UTT
BepnMDtatift. 28th Dlatrict
Many of you have heard a
great deal about the Status of
ForCi!'S Treaty which provides
that o•J r military forces and thelr
dependents when stationed ln
foreign countries shall be under
the criminal jurisdiction of that
country for any offenses com-
mitted.
I am certain that none of you
would want your loved ones who
are servlne In the Armed Forces
overseas to be denied their con.
stltutlonal rtehts and be subject
to prosecuUon and Imprisonment
under a foreign Jaw. This treaty
ls In direct violation of the
American Constitution but due
to the wording ot the Constltu
tlon a trea ty with a foreign na
tlon ls supreme over our Constl
tutlon. The enactment of the
Bricker Amendment would ellml
nate this.
This means that they can be
a r r es t e d for minor oUenses,
thrown Into foreign jails. and
prosecuted without any of the
protections provided ln our Con-
stitution. However, U you are CIULDBEK WUf AWAJlDS
employed by the State Depart At closing t"Xerclses of Dally
ment in a foreign country you Vacation Bible School of the
cannot be so arrested •and prose Newport Ha rbor L u t h e r a n
cuted. The employees of the Church. awards for outstanding
State Department go Into these work In memorization were
countries by choice while our given to Merllee Kimbrough,
boya who are drafted are sent Garry Martin, Karen Tollefson
there recudless or whether they a_nd ao.eanne Seddon. The chll·
WW. to 10 or not. • chen coUec:Ud 10,852 C&DCelJed
Most foreten countries ~o not .tampa te be .nt to Qennany to
have laws requiring trial by be tiOid to atamp collectora by
jury. the rlaht to a apeedy trial the German Lutheoran Welfare
or the right of habeas corpus, all Center residents. Prius tors tamp
of which are guaranteed to Am· CollectJ ng were won by Stanley
erlcan citizens under our Constl-Lord. Barbara Jo Gentosl and
tutlon As a result hundreds of Kenneth McCardlt-.
our M-rvicemen have been thrown --FI-It-ST_C_H_U_It_CH_O_,_C_H_l_IST--
into foreign jails for minor criml SCIENTIST
nal Infractions and have been llOl Via Lido, N•wPOrl leech
held thf"re up to five months In A bre,.ch of It•• Molh•r Ch11rch, The
communlcado. Thry art-allowed F'"' Church of Chm1, Sci•ntiat. ;, eo ..
one visitor per month. Such a to,, Meuochu,ettl.
thing could not happ('n In this Su,.dey School ----9:15 a.m.
cnuntry. Svndoy S.rvic• --·-··--II:()() e.m. W.dn•ldoy E-t•ni119 M .. tinq 8'00 p.m. e E][AMPL£S ~aedi,q Roo., l~t.d at H IS Via
In onE' case In France during Lido, N•wport S.och, ;, ope" we•~
a stri.'E't S<'Ufflt' Involving an days from 10:00 a.m to 5:00 p.m ..
Aml"rk:i n soldier somt>One was WadMidoys from 10,00 a.m. to 7 :~5
klliNl. and now the Communist p.m. Fr~dey ..,..,;nq• from 7·00 p.m. to
pr<'<IS In Frnn<'e Is clamoring to 9:00 P m, Sund ay elt•rnoons 2 to S p.m.
havP t hi~> soldier guillotined, al Clo1•d Holideyl.
I
though It Is his contention that The public l• cordiolly i,vit.d to at-
ht' ""as In the scuffie In self-de-~::d.;~• R:u:.~h ••r-.•cas ettd u•• th•
ff'nse. He will not be entitled to
Bridal Shower
In Costa Mesa
'YACAnoii&aO • llll).waT a.v. aDd lin. ftedertek atop
ol Cofofta ~ IIU ue on a vaca-
tion trtp to the M.ld.W..t. when
they wUl be IPftldlnl eonatd•·
Mra. Ana Moon ol llfewport. able t1me wttb their daucbter IM7 & C.... ... ••t
who became the bride ol Edward and a:ranct.dauchter, Kra. Marl· C... 61& .._ IIA ..,
.Eader, a!» ot N...wport. at a anne B&rl* kD4 Dianne ot Kntttln& ~ an4
nupt1a.l ceremony tn San f'ran. Peoria. DJ. on their mum trlp Neeclfeotnt luppl*
c:J.aco Monday, lulY 18, wu the they hoJNt to come bome by way ICnfttlnl .... eueat ot honor at a brtdallb.ower or Lakt Lou.IM and Vancouver, Speclallad .uc.or~M
beld the precedtne Thunday at Canada. Rev. Rlnae wUl be back and lnltruetSona t.h~ home or MnL loeepblne Me-to conduct the Sept. 4 aervtee of• aova
Carthy, 1944 Continental Ave., the Unlvenall.lt Com.rounlty F•l· Mon. thrU Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Costa Mesa. lJcow::lh~lP~· ............ ~ .... ~a&.a;a;;;;.-;;;;;;;;;;.; Mrs. Larkin Poinsett at New-,.
port Heights was co-hostess.
Mrs. McCarthy~ daughter, MH.
Donald Wells, isslsted wlth ln-
vltatlons and decorations.
Carnes were played after open.
lng of gifts. and the honored
guest herself won the booby
prize. Mrs. Sam Hubbell of Costa
Mesa received the !lrst prize.
Also present were Mrs. Van
Hay~ of Irvine Terrace; Mrs.
Robert Rae, Mrs. Frank Katnlk,
Mrl. Ernest Orchard of Newport;
Mrs. Alvtn Spencer o! Corona del
Mar; Mra. Thelma Powers of
Newport Heights. Mrs. William
TambelllnJ of Santa Ana; Mrs.
J ohn Russell of Temple City.
Gifts were sent by Mrs. Har.
rlett Dopyera, Mrs. Davtd Go-
derty, Mrs. Ben Arnet. Mrs. Rex
Canterberry, Mra. Martin Hirsch,
Mrs. S. Wuhburn, Mrs. Richard
Duncan, Mrs. Arlie Toulouse,
Mrs. Carl Chapman, Mrs. Evelyn
Manuel and Mrs. Harry HarrJ.
gan.
at
Beach & Boulevard
IPOIITS AJm CAIVAL W&U
320 S. Coat .lYCL Lopaa .._.
~~==---------=:.------= -. ---
Light their life with foith l/6
ST. UDUWI
Pa.EinTZJIIA!f CBVJlCII
lSth St. It St. Andrews Rd..
CICI088 ~ ~kllool
......... J .... s. at.wa:rt
SUNDAY : Morning wonhlp, 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Church School.
9:30 and 11:00; lr. High, Sr.
Hlath and colleee age FellOW·
s hips, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayeor,
study group, 9:30 a.m.
COIOilJJIJTT IIETIIODIST GO W. ltua lt.. Coeta ,.._
UMny 1-4551
a...JeeepbW,IIc:SiaaDe
SundAy : 9:30 a.m.. Church Sun· day School; 9:30 a_nd 11:00
a.m. Mornlna Worabl~7 p.m.
College Are MYF Serv1ce-7 p.m. Hleh School MYF Service: 8 p.m., young adults group
service.
111E CIIDCII OP CIIBDT 1oso a.uc~a at.. c.ta 11eaa
Liberty....,
D. a. .... lliiiJater
Sunday ~: t :e a.m. Blble
ltUdy; 11 a.m. mornJ.n.c WW·
lhlp; 7:30p.m. evenln6 een1ce.
Midweek aervtce, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
TBE CIIDCB OP CII.&IST
Odd Fellows I..odge.
lMt Jfewport AYe..
eo.ta KMCL
Liberty ~?II
Tom llabr. Jr .. IOalater
Sunday Services: 9:45 a .m . Bible
study; 10:55 a.m. worship setv·
Ice; 7:30 p.m. evening service.
CIDUST CIIUllCB BT TBE SEA
CoauDDDlty JletJaodlat
lkll!MMI BlYCL at l•th St.. Knrport
IIArbor S22t
PcatOI': ReY. Boy A. Cati.IOD
Sunday Worship, 9:30 and 11 a .m.
Church School: 9:30 a.m. Mid-
week Meeting: 7:00 p.m. Wed.
nesday preceded by 6 :15 p.m.
potluck.
P1UT AUEJOLT OP COD
2ZDd lt. £ J[JdaD A..._ CNta Ueea
Lu.ty t..ml
.. ...--4 ... c:. Oolak:. ...
Sunday School: 9 :30 a.m. Wor--shlp: 10:55 a.m. and eva.neeUit
service, 7:30p.m. Youne Peop1e
and ChUdren'a Service. 6:30
p.m. Sun. Mid-week Service:
Wednesday, 7 :30 p.m. Ladles'
Mlalonary Council, Thunday.
9:30a.m. for all day.
IEVEJrnl DAT ADVEMnl1
11.,.....-t Jll...S. at hl.aa lt.. M-..port ..._ta
Uberty a.ISU
ElCS. D. L apcna141Dg
Saturday Morning Servteea: Sab·
bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser·
mon: 11 :00 a.m. Prayer meet·
lng: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m .
C111711CII of tb• JfAZAJlBJIE 1115 .,w. lt.. Coeta .....
Patort .... ClJYe WIIUmna
Llbelty a.YIII
Sunday Servkel: SUIIday School, e:ao a.m. KCJmlnl WOnhJp at 10-.JO ..... ~ lav· Ice. 7 p.m. Su.Ddq. N.Y.P.S..
8 p.m. Sunday: ~yer m~
7:30p.m . Wed.neaday.
PD.ST CII17'8CJI OP CIDUST
SCIElnDT
,., 'Y1a ~;:rr -.acta
Sunday School: 9:1S a.m., Sun-
day S e r v l e e : 11 :00 a.m.
Wednesday Evenlna MeetJne:
8:00. Readlna Room. 3315 VIa
Lido. Newport Beach, open 10
a .m .-5 p.m. week daya. 10 a .m.-
7:45p.m. WedneJidaya, 7·9 p.m.
Friday evenlnp.
CBJliST LUTIDUK CBUaCJI
OP COSTA MESA
(IOunllt ayaod)
AmerlcaD Levtoo BalL
Coeta lleea
Pat.a ""'· J..ot.b.ar Tomow Sunday Services: Worship Serv·
lee 9 a.m-Sunday School at
10:15 a.m.
rtUT aAPrDT c::~~nca
lata Aaa Aw. .t lf .... llc
~~~....'·G. .... _.
Sunday Servlees:
9:45 a.m. Sunday Sc:bool; 11 :un. Worahlp Services· 8:30
p.m., Baptl.lt Tralnlne bnton;
7:30 p.m.. Evenln1 Service.
WedneJiday : 7:30 p.m.. Prayer,
Pral.ae and Blbla Study. Mon· day: 7:30 p.m. Men'a Qorus p rae tIe e ; 8:30 p.m. Men'a
ptayer Keettnc. -..,..,.EntU• ... -OP 01711 LADT
OP liT. CAJIIUL ltclW ...... ..._ .......
IIAdMIIr -· P..U..I~,.., • ...._ Pat!Mw ,_ rna
Aalt.
Sunday Mauea: 8:00 and 10:00
a_nd 11 :30 Lm. Confealon: Sat· urdaya and eves. of lat P'rldaya
and Holy Daya trom 4:00 to
5:30 p.m. and trom 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dally Ma.a 8:00 a.m. P1rst
Friday: 8 :30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.
Novena (fWpetual Help):
TueadAy, 7::!/.m. l'llbennen'• ll.a.ae. July A.Uptlt. Sunday
• a.m.
OWlf' "I' 1ft CJOMIIO.ift ~ .... ,. ......
515 w ........ ahd.. 8alboa ......_,-...r.w . ...,.
Sunday Schqol, 10:30 a.m. Mom.
ln& worship, 11:00 a .m.
IT. JAJID &tiiCOPAL
DDI VIc Udo. •....,.n ae.da ~ 11:10 .... Jolua & ....... llec:toc
Sunday aervtc:es: 8:30 a .m. Holy
Communion. 9:30 a.m. Sunday
school; 9:30 a .m. m o rn l n 1
prayer and sermon, 11 a.m.
worahtp service. Thuraday Serv-
Ices: 9:15 a.m. Prayer GuUd;
10:30 Holy Communion.
IT. JOD YlAJhfH 314 llariM A.._ acdboa lala:Dd
IIArbGt' Ill. Patla• ls:eley· tator Patber ,__ ..
Aalt. a jury trial. DIRECTORY
I In Japan the wife or a service-IT. JOACIIIK CBVJlCJI
man lf'ft ht>r electric Iron turned MUSIC liM ~ A...., Coeta lleaa
on, &nd the house In which she Uberty 1·1011
•.u..oA ISLAKD COIOIVJfiTT ME1'110DIST 115 A911te A..._ hlboa laiGIIId
NJDYtert a... Doeald lapp
llcabor Ul5
Sunday Mauel: 7:00a.m. It 9:00
a.m. Confealon: Saturda)'8 and
eves. ol 1st Prtday. and Holy
Daya; 7:30 to 8:30 p .. m.: Firat
Friday Ma.a 8 a.m. Summ~
Mus, l uly a_nd Aueu-t Sunday,
11 un.
was Jiving caught flre. For this Margaret L. Scharle Pathew T1aoiDcD J. Knta
act she Is now belng prosecuted Teacher of Plano la.Dday ,._.. at 7. I. I. 10 cmd
Or lst A 1st 11:30 a.m. Weekdays: Mass at under the criminal laws of gan -ccompan 7:00 a.m. _ Confession: Satur· Sunday ~cea: 9:30 a. m .
J&pan. Jn some of ttJe countries Evenlne Classes d fro ~ 00 • ., ·7 00 Cb -h "'-'-I 9 30 d 11 00
hlbl l l for Adults . a~ m ,; to 5:~ : to • u... .x;nOO i. -=· an : tht>re Is no pro ton aga nst 307 GOLDENROD AVE. 8:30 p.m. a .m. Worahlp :;ervtee. C2llftAI. ama.a Cllvac:a
cruel and Inhuman treatment. Corona del Mar 0. A _. ~ 1
and some of the penalties for nJIST BAPnST CII11JICB C080KA DEL KQ a: "' ,... -t. robbery includt> the cutting ofl of '---r-O_M_E_JlAL __ D_IBE_CT_O_IlS __ ~ OP JfEWJOBT COIOIVJfiTT CIIU1lCB ~ A.?st~:;.sa
tht' hands because they com-. llciiboa BIYCL. ltua & Cout au.. C•F•I•tl•cd Sunday Sdlool: t :4!1 LID. Mom·
mltt<'d tht-oflense. Friendly NeiJhborhood Service •ewpon III,!I:::::Ti.f"' l.na aer.tce. 11:00; l:ftnlne
A few weeks ago I introduced PARKES-RIDLEY II.Ait»or SW \ Uberty~-*"' --Sei'Vtc.-.. ?:30. llld·week Ber¥-a resolution along with several .__, lledMIIt G. J..,... PasWt lin. actwta a-a lee, Wectneaday, T:!O p.m.
other Members that the PresJ. MORnJARY Sunday aervtees: 9:45 a.m., Sun-Sunday Wonhlp Servtea: 9:45 Youn• peo}'le meet 8:15 p.m.
dent request a revlslon and 110 Broadway darc School; U :OO a.m., War· a.m.. U :OO a.m. Sunday School: Sunday.
modification ot Article 7 ol the lib P $el'Vlce: 7:30p.m. Sunday 9:45a.m. -100-••-
North At] tl Tr t th t Ll8-343alt8-343feo.taMeu evenln•~ervtee · Mld·Week • --...... a--.--•-• an e ea Y 10 a Servtce! 7 :30 p.m. Wedneaday SU.Oa AIIDDJ..lP OP COD CADIICill foreign countries wUI not ha\1!1~==========~ Prayer Keetlpe. CIMpeL loatllena CaW. ISOW.a-aa•a.c.... .....
crlmin
1
a
1
1
1
juriJKflctlon o
1
ver Am
0
eredl· N 0 W . . . T W 0 8tble c.lla.,. Lalltf ..._
can m tary personne sta on TUARlES MKWJOIIT IIAimOa Ubertr ....,1 ....,.., DL ... r« & .._
wtthln theiJ' boundaries. Thla BALTZ MOR LOfMIWAJf CADIICII a... c. a. 'I'll.,..... Sunday ecb~tt&S a.m.Tt· duateh
resolution will be heard before Servin& the Harbor Area 1101 ......... Dr •= ._._6-leTYIC"' U am. aJnJnc -.... .. _.... SunctAv IChool "':30 a.m., momln, .... · · the Foreign Attain Committee Baltz Mortuary ua..tf I " ., • Union 7 p.m. &.~..-,. Jl'--1"'• within a week or two. CHAPEL BY THE SEA .... -....t a...l..S worablp 11 a .m. Youna people wonblp 1 p.m......,:-;:;.~ e PAlLED JK BOUIE Harbor 42 Early MrVIee. 8 :30 a .m. Sunday; aen1te 6:30 p.m., eveatne en a.nd omc...mett~,_. 7 p.m..
When the National Reserve 3520 E. Cout Blchway Chwdl ScbooL 9:30a.m.: WW· evangeU.t aervice 7:30 p.m. w~,. Ptuw ....t.ceand
Blll wu coraldered, we weft auc. Corona del Mar ahlp ..-vtee. 11:00 a.m.; Luth• Mld-week eervt.ee 7:30 p.m. Btble ttuct1 1:41 p.m. W~
ceaful In addln1 an amendment Baltz M ortuary Leaeut. 7:00 p.m. Wedneaday. • day •
to It to the eUect that no penon Liberty 8.21.21 Tbla Dlredory ia made po-lb\e by th-dm..mmcled bJaeh 1 •wu
under this proeram could be 8ftlt 17h 6 Superior. eo.t.a Meu to any fOffetn country ln wblcb A.IIP'LE PA.JUO..NO WOOOWE)ItTH "ANO SHOP W&IElAL SHEET METAL WOitJC.S
the St•tua ot PQI"Cea wu tn ef. 80TH LOCA'nONS Exdwdve ApiJt tor .. ltwtn Planoe •
teet. We carrled the aJMndment 2610. E. Co..t Hwy. H•. na CAroM...... -lOth Street H ... 2210 Newport INch
about three to one. But the Jle. ~----...;...-----~ aerve Blll c1Jd not put t.be llou8e r IALIOA lAY Q.UI
due to a non·•e:rerarton amend. INSURANCE NEWPORT HAitiOl efSI&N NIWSPAPY 1221 w. eo.t uu.....-. '
ment COWI1.nl the Natloftal Prtntlni-Ad~l w... · ·~.., ............
G~,.,... a_ttempUd to amend "Be Swe-lnsure" 2110 E. c...t Hwy. H.r. 1114 C... ct.e Mer
the Fontcn .Aid .w to the effect wmr
that no torell'ft atd 8boa1d be s•ANLEY ctven to any country una-tt , a
wouJ4 ~ C!rtlalnal jun. ---.. -AODCI cUcdon "" OUJ' Aimld l'cln.-el. lt .,._,_ ... ... w"' .......... allcJ we ..,... uaw.t to bee a
rOll ...... w. IMJI atteiiiPt co I&
elu6t ... .,.. '" -----.................... , .. ......
ltJCHAaD"S LIDO W-.taT
Oru .. ~· Molt OQ!III ..... MJJ VII LWe H.Mr 2IZI New,.... ~Met.
1AJtL W. STANLIY, ......
........ Pill ......... U.
..... Ofllee ..... ..... twW 1771 •
•
haircuts ..
cool, comfortable .
yet softly
hess hair fashions
Plloee: Barbae 4014
opea Wed....&!y eft1lia9 by appoi.Db:Dnt
Miss Koivisto
Recites Vows
An Orance Cout Collece ro.
mance bloaomed Into a ~
dlng at Chrl8t Church by the Sea
on Frlcay evenJna when Mt.
Leslie D. Kolvtato became the
bride of Richard R. M~y.
The brfde Ia the ctauchter of
Mr. and Mrs. Don KoJvilto of
15150 E. Ocean Fron t, Balboa. The
g:rooms parenta, Mr. •and Mn.
lobn M. McCarthy •t EucUd.
Ohio, near Cleveland, ea.me to
Southern CallfornJa tor their
son's wedding.
A double ring R'I'Vice was per-
formed by the Rev. Roy C&rlaon,
usJsted by the bride groom's
brother, John. R. Mc:Cartby of
Chicago, who Ia studying to be
a mJnlster. The bride's whJte
bouffant gown of ankle length
was made of lace over organdy.
The long sleeves ended In a
point and the scoop neckline was
edged with cut out lace nower
applique. A halt·bonnet of lace
formed her headdrea and held
her circle waist-length veil. Her
ca3C&de bouquet was centered
,wtU. white orchids.
AttendJng the bride were Maid
or Honor J4Jsa Betty Norton of
Cliff Haven. and MJsa Lory Milne
of Newport and Mlu DardJe
Schaefer or Harbor Island, brides-
maids. wearing nylon organdy,
net cocktail length dresses with
scoop necks and three·quarter
length s leeves In orchid for the
maid of honor and blue orchid
for the bridesm aids. Their n ow-
ers were cascade bouquets of
pink BrlerciiU roses. Leslie Frei-
tag was the wedding soloist ac·
companied by La Verne Jacobs
at the altar.
Attending the groom weFe
three young men, who h.ad
served In the naval air force
with him and are now also at·
tending Orange Coast College.
Th"Y were Jack Saplngton, as
best man, Jack Hermance and
Mason Fenton. Serving as ushers
and candle.Jighters were the
bride's b rot h e r s Tauno and
Charles. Reception followed Im-
mediately In Goodell Hall at the
church. A spedal assistant at tbe
party was Mrs. Jane Curtis of
Balboa. Receiving guests, Mrs.
Koivisto wore a mink colored
taffeta tunic gown of street
length with bracelet length
sleeves and an orchid corsage.
Also wearing an orchid corsage
was the groom's mother. Her
gown was beige lace.
The bride graduated (rom New
port Harbor Hlgb School before
attending Orange Coast College,
w here abe was a member of the
student councU. M.r. M.c:Cartby
An attractive fresh Interior for your home
can be ach ieved by using our services
PoiiTiiEiY;iEVEIT J~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~;r;;~~~~~ 1 r ad" ate d from CleYeland ..,._ o4 ....a with l'aftl
air foree for four and one-halt
)"NN'S Including many combat
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Newport Harbor Is recom·
mended as an Ideal place for a
tall honeymoon In the first Issue
of the new quarterly magazine.
Bride . to -Be, published thls
month .
An article for honeymoon
plannen Ays that Newport Har-
bor Is a place where residents
"think and breathe boating and
where, on recatta days. the Ails
look like a thouAnd fluttering
bandketthlefs."
AJIWUIU. LOWCIIEOR MEETIIfG roa KDfA ALUIOfU CLU.
The Orange County Kappa
Alpha Theta Alumna~ Club will
hold Its annual luncheon at
12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Bal-
boa Bay Oub. Mrs. Charles
Burns, director of the Southern
California Federation of Kappa
Alpha Theta Alumnae, Is ex-
pected to be present and give a
report of th~ r«ent dt..trlct con.
ventlon at Long Beach. Mrs. Wll-
Uam Holstein Is general chair--
man.
For ~.~.. ..,_,e~ooes eel
THE ENSI6N. HA-1114
Oet •~'l••intell mith
CJ).M.
TRAVEL SERVICE
JfO UIIYJCE dU.aGEI
NOW BOOKING
lftAIDIDP ....
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Glamour
Glitnpses
By AJflf
We have just received a mt>mo
from Vogue magazine giving the
latest In fashion .predictions for
autumn and wlnl"er. The lovely
original colors. the r ich textures.
the magnificent fabrics make us
realize why the fall fashion pic
ture Is best loved by the stylists
and designer artists who paint
them.
The pndlctioa.a a1lo mab
u.a ncd1M the de9w buyi.Dg lD
the trau-MCDOD ~ cm4
~ foaad rigbt DOW at o-an.a·.. .... .. bclft cot-
toea of a comfortable welgbt
cm4 atyle f• ript DOW, wblcb
wW tit beautihally I.Dtlo yaw
tcdl cm4 wtaw ~
fac:t .,....'11 be ........ ~ tor
--tb.a cmd --tha. Wcrtdl f•
-• of theM bDpofta:Dt Vogue
faala.loa pol.ata:
A world of color stemming
from the "New Blacking." A dull
Inky black or a bright lacquer
black creep5 Into other colors to
create "fl~ browns" and "dark.
ling red.L" Abo In the color spec-
trum discover London Greens-
from black tea to pea soup-and
green plaids with much blue ap-
parent. You'll find night blu~
with stln of blackness and ocean
greys ranging from charcoal to
whale CTeY·
r..._ ... •u.-s • IMk .nat tMr __ ,_,_ _,..
tM ...... a.t IMII UIDe wwl
-IIWt. ,... ..... ..,.. 8q'lo
wm...---.~aa.IMk
tlliaa tM 1M& elf a lllllrtc.
Watch for the luxury look
(find It ln 80ft enveloping cuh·
mere .-.eaten aa well u dresses
and new ooat.a) and ask Mlsa
O'Brien lf you're stuck on how to
coordinate your new dark ~
tona w1th your next ~euon W&fd.
robe.
And come In .oon and~ tbe
IWtpt new fall hatt and belc.-
Ju.t In at O'BRIEN'S!
rnlsaJons In Korea. before return-
Ing to school at Coast. After a
honeymoon In Southern Callfor·
nia, the young couple wil livt> In
Orange.
SGT. KD.LEB lS SEBVUfG
AS TAJfUB Df BAW All
Sgt. Frank R. Miller. son of
John 0 . Millt>r, 2516 Nt>wport
Blvd.. Costa Mesa. Is a membN
or the 25th Infa ntry Division in
Hawaii. Sergeant Miller, a Har·
bor High graduate. Is a tankt>r In
Tank Company of the division's
35th Regiment.
" Clossifieo J'\d In I ne Ensio "
brinqs immediote results! Coli
Horbor II 14-1 liS ond orove it!
Slolpen1aloa.. ~ at
BAfPT DAY SCBOOL
b Little Polk
440 Heliotrope, Corona del MIU
Harbor 4369
Under new management
Mrs. Jean Vaughn. director
Otwn doon .-«1 w...-... .... fa ... rwt •
M>n~ (rom hom e. vea~tioru-theM ~
gn-att"r perila for ,.aJaubiH and important
paJ'4'nl kt-pt at homt-. Fil"t' or thievH could
strike whl le you're away. \'our vaJuablt"s
'hould have year-round Safe ~pcNit Box
prot«tion here in our vault.
A box at thia bank ~tA only a few dollars
a year. Re nt youn now •
*
lewport Harbor Bank .,. .......
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Fall Fashion Show
PRESENTED BY
Virginia's Snip 'n' Stitch
Yardage Shops
Featuring Styles Created from
BATES DISCIPUNED COTTONS
AND
T ARNMOON REGIMENTED COTTONS
n • ...,,-.-. .. al:ae ....
at the
VWa Marina Restaurant
..,_.,. Drlv. at lbe Entr~ to Balboa laland
"--Call Rafter _, tw I.u.neMon ..... •atJonil
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BALBOA GOLD MINE
' 8 F•il•••• ..... ~ II 1111 ._ I 111111 ......
1111 PilL Ill,-.. ,, $21, .. FUU P.E
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J. M. MILER COMPANY
2025 W. Balboa Blvt , Newport
Harb« ~1
"Half-Way to Heaven':
''START UVING'' IMMEDIATELY, lN
IRVI.NE TERRACE
OVERLOOKING
THE BEAUTIFUL "SMOG-FREE"
YACliTING CENTER OF NEWPORT HARBOR
"Southern Calllornla's Most Beautiful SubdJvi.ston"
T omorrow• s Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO lNSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DfVERSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purchase in thE.'
$24,000 to $35.000 class we sincerely recommend
the Irvine Estates overlooking Newport Harbor.
These homes feature Cal ifornia living. Offered exclu. sively through Earl W. Stanley ln a Smog.Free area
known as Irvine Terrace--on 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, Beacon
Bay, Bayshores or Cliff Haven.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Ha rbor 4448 For Further W orrnatlon
AIIOUICEIEIT
We are proud to announce the association w ith th is
oUice
of c •. ,.,.. ..... ..
w; know their many !rienda wtll be happy to welcome
them back to Balboa Island.
WI. W. SAIFMD, RuHor
And Associates
Park at Marine. Balboa Island-lfarbor 2462
CORONA DEL IAR
3 bedroom ancl den home. 2 baths; 2 garages. nice pat 10: fir<'plac('
Plus
L'nu«ually rh11rm1ng ~turlio a partmrnt with beam ceil
ings, tllro bath. kill·henNtC'. and sun deck. Yearly
n·ntPd at $73 a month.
Full pm·c $19.000 Including most of furnishings. lmmc
dw te poss('ssion.
STANLEY· A SIITH, Realtor
26--17 E Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, ~-----------------------Harbor 882
NEWPORT HBIHTS
01111 Heuse: I ,_ •• -4 ,.m.
609 Sl Ja11111 Place
second house oft 15th St.
BAY AID BEACH REALTY
1450 W. Ba lboa Blvd .. Balboa
Harbor 1264
CORDIA DEL IAR
LOOKING FOR A STEAL? See this custom bit. 2-t>ro rm.
hom<>. 2 patios. F. A. heat, huge frpl. hdwd. floors-
$17.500 xlnt. terms. OWNER BEING TRANSFERRED
IB.DA IIBSOI, Ruiter
306 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island, Harbor 502
• Every Member of the MULnPLE LIS11NG SERVICE
belongs to a unique organlzatton. The. members pool their me!'ChandiM-homes, .torea, and oth• real pro-
perty for sale-then work from th1a pool each with hla
Ml)aJ'ate factlltles that each aelllng ownft' may receive
the H'J'VIa. of ma ny REALTOR sales outlet. t htougb.
out the w hole Harbor Area.
Proven a tJne SERVICE to sellers and buyea alike In proVtdJn1 a broader, otderlY and fNe market tot aU at no t~ ODIC to our~ ,
NEWPQRT HARBOR
BOARD OF REALTORS ,
Near Newport Pier
Vogel Value
•• ,.,. Htipla
C.._.uc, 3 Btlra, Earlf Alllrl-1 ...
In the heart of Npt. Hts. 14~'x23' living room, used brick fireplace, HW qoors, 1 ~ baths, 10'xl2' dining room. Handy k itchen w ith dlsp., !an, natural wood
cabinets. Patio, fenced yard. Dbl. garage, Shake roof,
.Redwood 1: stucco exterior. 1280 aq. ft. of charm 1: value -only $16,750-very good terms. Don't fall ta see th la home.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST HWY.
HARBOR 1741
Cort11 HI lar Du,lex
1· bedr. & bath In rear leased
a t $65 per mo. Front 2·bedrs.,
I ,., baths & den. On la rge 60 !t lot.
Priced for quick sale
$23,950
UHiale
Lovely 3 bedr., 2 baths on
44 tt. lot. Priced at $31,500.
Owner w lll carry paper.
DUICll IWIDESTY ......
2602 Newport Blvd., Newport
Harbor 4718
1 year guarantee on jobs
done and on used washers. 2488 ~ (rear) Newport Bl.,
Costa Mesa.
Uberty 8-4503 or Liberty 8-4327
CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR 1477
BEACH APT. t., lOIII froiiiiCiflll
Newport Beach. 4 s pacio us unJts plus mgrs. apt .. well furnished lc In 1st class
cond . thruout. Income ex-
ceeds $5,500 yrly.
Price $4.2.500 with $17.500 down, payments. of $205 per mo.
a ... luf.S.yerta .....,
3112 Newport Blvd., N. B.
Har)>or .2552 eves. U 8-3186
llSSAIE
In your home!
Ladles only. For appoint-
ment. please call Harbor
0292.
4 Bedrm., 2 Bath Home
on Your Lot-
$11,100
1330 sq. tt., forced a ir heat, hardwood floors, fireplace.
Real plaster. Large picture windows , natural hardwood
cabinets. Can finance 70?C of house and lot.
Phone for app't. to see our model homes-
IARSHALL HOlES •
20 Years Building In Orange County
Models Open: Newport and Mitchell, Tustin
Kimberly 7-3293 Kimberly 2-3569 Eves. Li berty 8-4073
BEFORE YOU BUY
• TRY
FRANCIS J. H.VlTH, Realtor
BUSINESSS OPPORTUNTTY OF THE YEAR:
Washeteria In Corona del Mar. Price reduced
from $13,000 to $9.000 for quick sale. 5-yr. lease.
equlpl remodelled In A-1 cond. Future pote ntial very eood!
ON NEWPORT ISLAND:
Newport Beach duplex, J.bedr. a nd 2 bec1r. u nlta.
New loan $12,000. A·l location. Price $21,500, terms.
COSTA MESA:
4 Bedrs .. 2 baths, brand new. $14,000, terms.
ALSO:
3 rooms lr bath. corner lot, neec:ls electrical,
plumbing and carpenter work. A steal at $3,500!
LIBERTY 8-5101 HARBOR 1428
2216 Npt. Blvd., Costa Mesa 3420 W. Balboa Blvd., Npt.
"Bl Y FRIIT IPECIIUSTS"
ART C. KISTLER CO .. REAL ESTATE
~ Newport Blvd.
Newpott Beach
Bubar 5231. da7 or nlabt
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JOHISH I SON
LIKCOLJf-MEBCUBT
LI a.sus
900 West Coast Blghwoy
MEWPOBT IEACB
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Auto· life· Fire
L E. CADIIII W. I. LAirDII
~1-1011
113 E. 17tJa lt., Coeta Meea
SUP &l:ln'ALI: .. boat ICtal roa Ul.& ·
....._ IDU. I' bema. Ill SJfiPE SA.JL80AT, ~with
lei\IUL ~ IAJioa Ran. traUer a b~: ,.._ ~ a.?OG
lala aad -..,, lf.wport, HAC. betWMn t a.m. aDd t
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'55 DoDGE V-8 SUB~AN
O.erclJUe. W -W TJNL 2-Tone
Only 4.000 Mil•!
. '51 PLYMOUTH SUBURBAN
De luxe Model-Sharp!
Mcmy Other CJ.ecm Can * To ChooM From
SEE US r•AYI
1680 Newpott Boule•ard
. u 8-7272
Open E•eninp & Sundays •
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Acl•ertitl119 O.si9"
Architecture I
lflystretiOIIt
'•lf•Up e11d
"'occ KtiOf'
We take pleasure
in announc:in9
our new location .
Airtwwh ellfl
P'ttot .. Retovch
lllustretlottt
C.rtOOM
L..Hen119
room ld •t 1600 WEST COAST HIWAY
Newport ... ch. c.nt
design ond ort • created ond produced to tnMt the
needs of business ond ind ustry
Shop at the Crossroads Yilage
acrou the Freeway
&om Hoag Ha.pital • • •
IIIH IJ I.W I Yecel
HEAR
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VITAMIN
F1~11 •••
MISS MAliNA lOGOS
famed Vitamin Coruullanl
for Wm. T. Tbompeon Co.
will in OW' .ton . ... . .
to tell )'OU about the lat.e.t
J a(ormat ioa on vitamin•
• and miner& .. in the &eld
o( bum&D nutritioar.
1"0~ ~v••·I-ORT
THAT COSTS LaSS
LASTS LONGR~
ROY D. GAWTHROP
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Is Back
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it will,., , ........ .
Your paiotiog prob-
lems ate .,(vec~ with
the appJicatioo of
PI NE dLO COL-
ONY Paints. 'They
ate formulated to as-
1\ll'e luting beaucy·
aqd wear.
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1107 &. c-t....,.
c.n.a dUM•
"SAVE!-EYERY DAY
Choice, Selected Meats"
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STEll ---.asarEw
SWIFT'S BACON
DD.ICIOVL TDDU
CUBE STEAKS
-numnr
OC*IL&ft ....-c:araro .....
nD J:I'JDIATES
SIB Green Stam~
,.,.. dellvery
CORONA DEL MAR NUBSERY
BA 1038 2T<M E. Cout Bwy.
I CONSTRUCTION
iililiiliOND 0. CAN. SUebUy
\ded. Good blc aavlnc. Another
wondftful buy. H a m m o n d
Chord Orean. lJttle uaed. The
orcan everyone can play. Danz..
Schmidt Plano Co., 52> No.
Main, Santa Ana.
SPINEl' PIANO. BeautifUl cue
and tone. lJttle Wled.. Save over
1100 on thJa. Another barcatn.
Minor type Spinet only $295.
Many other wonderful buya. SANTA ANA Danz..SchmJdt Mu.tc Co.. ~
No. MaJn, Santa Ana. A.lwaya
100 pianos!
ORGAN. E1ectronlc! Uaed but 1n
excellent condition. Two man-
HELPERS uals. Fine for church or home.
You can aave $800 on tht. pur-
chue. Danz..Schrnldt, 52> No.
Main, Santa Ana.
YIU
will have an opportunity to
advance In our firm, becauee
of our present expahllan
prolf&lQ.
The lltartlne salary 11 aood
and you will receive tr.
qumt 1ncreuet. too.
Joba now tor:
TELEPHONE OPEilA.TOBS
-A.pply-
514t,i No. M.aln Street
Rm. 211--Banta Ana
9:00 to 4:00 P.M.
. PACIFIC TELEPHONE
•• Prt)lctlra
STEINW A. Y GRAND. Gorceou. In FOR RENT
every way. Parlor alze. This 8-MM 16·MK 35-MM CAREER wonderful Instrument at a big and 16MN Sound Projectors
saving. Many other Grands. FAST COLOR FILM SERVICE
Mason lr Hamlin, Knabe, Story Model Airplane SuppUes
~P-c~a;~.~~~:J:~.::S ~~ ... Ctmlrl ...,
Main; Santa Ana. 100 pianos. 1782 ~=~Blvd., ~Men
BENEFITS PUSOJfAL SAVE .... Include paid
vacations and
holidays, 5·
day wk. Co.
paid pension
and dilabUJty
plan.
APPLY
1 030 E. First
Santa Ana
Mon.-Fri. 8-4
SO. COUNTIES
GAS COMPANY
~~~=-----·-~--~----TRADE IN your old watch on a
new HamJJton. It means so
much more to clve or get a
Hamilton. WalJace Calderhead,
3123 E. Coast Hwy., CDM.
aoATS roa SALE
H~RC0-40: Fast, radio, auto.
pllot, elec. ranee lr refrlg.,
$16,000. See at Hirsch's Beacon
Landlnc, 1301 w. Coast Hwy.,
N.B.
IlEAL ESTATE roa SALE
oa ......
IEICUIYS
AT
R-2 LOT, CDM, level. near JIIISOI 1 .... church, schools and s hops. For ....
sale for practlcalJy nothing. LIXCOLif--IIEaCUirT
Owner. HA 3021. LJ a..SS&S
CDM z.bedi. home. R-2 zone. 2. too Wen Coast m,tnray
car gar.. laundry. covered lfEWPOBT aEACB
lanai, fpl., tile, landscaped,
"Hints'' from House and Garden, at Newport
by C:OO..U. llitc:1aeU
Interior Designer
This week we will tell you about our drapery
workroom and some of the mterestmg things ·
that have been done . . .
One of our decorators, Bob Hammerschmidt, had
several sash windows m a bedroom that needed
a different treatment than just the usual drapery
effect. He designed a stunmng traverse shade,
a mochhed vers10n of the "Austrian b lmd"-the
fabnc was shirred on rigid supports and the
ends were trimmed with luxurious wh1te tassels.
The fmal effect hod a very elegant old-world
look.
Another decorator on our staff. Jac k Gray,
achieved a stunmng and sophlsticated drapery
treatment for a dressmg room window m an
apartment ... He took a stnp of crinoline about
s1x mches w1de, then glued multi-colored strips
::>f sa1m nb,bon about four inches w ide to the top
. . . then the whole top was French pleated, the
rest of the ribbons hangmg loosely to the floor.
These a re a few examples of how we at House
& Garden take any drapery problem and work
it out effectively for individual clients ... and of
course. there is Lulu Marcom m the drapery
workroom who makes the bedspreads, draper-
ies. and the many different mtncate styles we
design ..
Next week we w1ll tell you about our upholste ry
workroom
Hou se ... Gar~ en
FumiJiing for homes, apartments, dubs, yachts.
3017 West Coat BJgbway lfewport leadl Liberty 8-5511
$14 750 t A dr Co ()pea EYeS. 'tW 1:30
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OYD .
$12011
TBJI WEEK
Olf ........
UIOII.IS
AT ......
65~
89~
DELUXE, 2-bedrm ., un!urn. du-
plex, so. htway. Forced air
.heat, hardwood noors.. garage,
sep. patio. CDM HA 1684-R.
MODERN apartments and rooms
with private bath, some with
prl"ate balconies. overlooking
harbor and ocean, half block
to beach ; daUy, weekly or
monthly rates. The Palisades,
2500 Seaview, CDM.
ATJ'R.A.CTIVE sleeping r ooms.
ldtcben privileges If desired,
$28 a week. Half block to
beach. The PaJlsades, 2500 Sea.
view, CD¥.
I'UJ.H. APT .. &ood 1 o c: a t l o n ,
~no.. au·--,_,., I... .. ddMIINn. 110 pel& t10
Karperlt.e. CDK.
CDM 3-bedr. 6 den, unf. home,
caraee. Lovely view, yrly.
lease. Inquire Louise Apts.,
Carnation at Seaview, CDM.
YOUNG MAN desires part time
work evenings and week ends.
Has pick-up truck, so also will
do delivery, help you move, or?
Phone Harbor 1623-J after 4:15
p.m.
BABY SliTtNG. care of sick. your
home. Day, n ight, mature CDM
woman. Before 10 a.m . after
5 p.m . HA 31~ M.
lnvitat ioM
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AUGUST COAT EVENT
The event
you've heen
waiting for . I
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SWIFT'S ·FRANKS. --··············-···-····---· 43~ SAVE .... WRAP YOURSELF in th. lu•ury of 011e of 0 BR lEN S new coots . . .
CHOOSE AMONG th• famous lobels--symbol that Amenca 's finest designer\ hav• ·
g iv•n their ~al of fo1hion approval ... and fabrics like Strooch ond Forst
mans in twe.ds, cashmeres, camels a nd shags.
IlL 29c, 4lbs., .,. INSURE A. spfendid buy os ~u as maqn•fic•nt coot by set.cting the coot of your
choice d uring O'BRIEN S August Coot Event:
10% ~*-'+Oft My of eMir MW co.ttl
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A DEPOSIT WILl.. MOLD YOU'a COAT
OPPOSITE rH~ BALB9" "A Y ~~~~ • • • OYERLOOIQN.~ DO CHANNa . -
Newport Beach's Finest and Most Convenient Office Building
This attractive modem building waa designed to tit the
requirements of its tenants and also to afford com-
fort and convenience to you, their c~enta. Centrally lo-
cated to serve the entire community . . . easy to find
. . . with plenty of parking aide and rear and occupied
by outstanding tenants.
South Coast .Mortgage Co.
Medical Building Company
Russell E. F9rd
Realtor
Norman A. Gamble
PubHc: Ac:eounta:nt
Dave Doane
D.dgn cmd Art
Robert Vaughan and Co.
Yaddlrobr
We Wish
• ~very Success
To 1600 West Coast Highw~y
• KELSO & SLOAN
BUILDERS . .
, Best Wishes
To 1600 W ~st Coast Highway ,
' IOVTII COAIT. MOII'I'Q&Qa 00.
IODICAI. avJLDma COIOAIIT
.vlla.l. &. IIOD. DAL'Iaa
Co~t £<!lege Bu~!.!;!earing S!!.._f!!!'... MondaL OCC Models
Gaining Fame Fr01• the POUCE BLOttER
OUIIGa COUT Jg cxw•wos waa."T or OUifU •• ~.
._ U.. .... ~ t u:.. :t'l:ll. La-._. ......
au.D& uu or DIITIIICI' l~!!IS ActuallY Katntalned l8tb to ltth, tnclu.alv~.
lSM-:56 Budpt Plan 1Jth to lttb. Jnelualve.
A.a.Aaa DAILY AIIUDAJica (d ...................... dUbtct)
195t.M AA:tu&J -.. --............. ..1.'725
7-1'1l.AJalPOin'A1101f OP PUPILS
SaJariel ud Wac-·--........ -.
()t ... ~ ·-----···-......... _ .•.
Gl'Oia Total .. ~·---.. -........ ... . LeM: Relmbunementa from certain 1.9,396.11
other dUitrlru ···---------·
Net Total ..... --.. ·-····-···· ·-.. ···-19,;¥J6.11 Total Cunent Expense of Education •. _ .............. -................... ..$ 7~.179.13
9,!588.00 t,.135.00
18,931.00
18.931.00
$ IMS,OTT.OO ~:58 Budpt FAtJmate ·--...2.<m
WOTIC2 01' ADOJ'TIO• AWD ftAirUII1TAL
All aetlon• have bftn taken on thla budpt durtna ~lar or
authorlz.ed lped&J meetinJ of the aovemtna board.
Thla dlatrlct la not a member of the County I.Jbrary System.
8-FOOD SEKVICE
Wlnntna modela and Cltawtnp
aubmltted by Orange Cout Col·
Ieee lltudenta In the a.rchltectu.
ral drattlnr compftitlon •pon·
aored by tbe Newport Balboa
Savlnp and Loan &MOClatton
will be shipped to Northern Call.
ComJa to be pJaoed on dilplay
there.
1. A.. S.k. ~altor tor many
yean In Newport Beach, hu re-
quested the modela tor a deveJ.
opment north of Sacram.tmto.
Seek plana to ahow the m~la
In connection wlth an exeluave
aubdlvlslon In Hidden Valley,
according to Seek. Thla reslden
tla] area will be almllar to the
Short' Cliff development in New
port Beach. The models produced
by lbe Oranee Coast atudent.s
were conaldered to be especlaJly
appropriate Cor this kind of area.
To the County Superintendent ol Scl\oou:
T'ENTA'MVE BUDGET: ThJa budaet Ia h..-eby tJled by the JOV· ..-nine board of the lcllool district.
DATE OP MEE"lUfG 1une 77, 19M. Sl,ned Lo\Jla Conrady, Cl..-k.
PUBLICATION BUDGET: The l ovemlnJ board on July 1, 1955
made auch revlalons, additions. an changes aa 1t deemed dHirable
or nec:esaary, pendlna publication. public hearlna and final adop.
tion. 11fE PUBLIC HEARING ON TifJS Bt!DGET WILL BE HELD AT
ORANGE OOAST <X>Ll..EGE BOARD ROOM on AUGUST l , 1955 at EIGHT O'CLOCK P.M.
Slaned w. M. Lonamoor. Clerk.
111JO(An Or CUaa&JfT DllftlCT
TAX ••oomac&Jn'l roa liM-55
Alaoaat • PVIfD GD4 POUOIE _. T--Ta aate C..put.ct
Genera] Fund -·-oooooo•oo..... .. .... 00 .. ~ IJa.tt Ta Bate
Total oooooooooooo................ .... .. ..... _.,$965,374.97
Exempt Portion of General Fund
Requlrementa
l . Cominunlty Services . _ ..... -. ..$ 9.414.97
5.. TOTAL. 1 to 4, Inclusive ....... .$ 9,415.00 $0.05 .0070
(2) Other Food Service ................ 5,140.48
Sa.larlea and W~es ............. .
Othft Expente ........... _ooooooooooo
Total ... 00 ............. 00 .......... .
9--COMMUNlTY SERVICES SalariH and Wa ges ..... oo ............ .. Other Expen.ac ................. _ ...•...
Total ................................ _ ... .
10--CAPITAL OUTLAY
Other Capital Outla6 ~-i~8~~=~~~-~ .. ~f. ..~~~-~~~--
d. E4ulpment ..................... . .... .
Tota l .................... .
T-TRANSFERS
Other Tultlon Transfers ............ ..
Total Transfers 00 .... 00 ............... oo ..
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE ... ..
5,140.48
7,441.01
V Wl.Ol
52.007.53
863.451.87
66,347.99
981.8t17.39
Net Gen..-al Purpose aubject to
tax rate limitation ............... .$955,960.00 .64
Total Expenditures and
Tranate.ra ...... ·--.............. .. ..... $1 ,731 .!i68.01
.6400 V. ENDING BALANCE JUNE 30
--Cash In County Treasury ............ $ ~192.15 .6470 Cash In Bank ............ 00. .... 'B.053.51 Th~ Tax Rate Llmlt for Genera] Purposes Ia the Statutory llmlt or Revolving Cash Fund . .. .. oo.oo 500.00
Voted llm.lt. whichever applies as ahown below: Caah CoJJectlona awaitlne
Voted Umlt. The rate authorlzed by an election May 20. 1949 deposit oooo ................. oo ••
whereby the maxlmum rate wu Increased from $.35 to $.64 to Account! Receivable .
provide "money for the purpoaea or bulldlne purposes, altera. GENERAL RESERVE JU NE 30, tlon.a or additions. aupplles, furniture or necessary apparatus 1956. for 1956 57 ......... ..
and improveme-nt of arounds, for the year or years of 1949-1950
to 1955-1956. Total Current A.asets ................. ..
AJIALnll of OUaAAL POWD TAUS E.DJIPT l:roal or Less: Current Uabllltles .
Net Ending Balance ......... ..
VI. TOTAL. EXPENDITURES AND 0.00 TRANSFERS PLUS NET ENDING
IU'IJECI' to snCIAl. TAX UTE LDIITS
JTU( COIOIO'JfJT'llaaVJCES POJlPOIE
529.63
160.00
344.435.29
45,795.35
298.639.94.
i =~t~ ~~~::~~~)~1~ ooooooo-·-· .... _. __
00000000000000
,
a. 1155.644.070 (Secured Roll '54-'55) tlmes $.0054
BALANCE .. .... 000 •• ..$2.030.207 .95
(E'Xceu Jl&t.e '54·55) ,_ ...... ooooooooo• ·-···""""'""""""""" $8.4():1.78
b. 116,:217.7!50 (Unsecured Roll '54-'55) times 1.0000 (Excess Rate '53.'54) ... 000000 •• 00 ............ _ ..... $ 0.00
3. lleltrtcted balance plua tax recelpta ( 1 plus 2a
pJua 2b) --.. -............. ___ .................. 0000 .......... oo ................. .$8,404.78
CAFETERIA ACCOUKT
I. BECINNfNC BALANCE. JULY 1 Caah In Costa Mesa Bank
"Operating" cash oo ..... oo ... • •••• $
6,002.00
2:50.00
6.252.00
5.250.00
5,789.00
11.039.00
91 .730.00
697,671 .00
135,013.00
924,414.00
1.000.00
1.000.00
34,596.00
Models whk h will be shipped
north are those constructed by
Dick Hanson. Anaheim; Ernest
VIllalobos, Orange; John Ballew.
Newport' Beach and Ron Mont
gomery. Seal Beach.
$1,922.378.00
AJl work was done In conn~
tlon with archlt~tural draltlnr
dasses taught by Oscar Taylor
at Orange Coast College.
500.00 F .... Fa1111n Pill
Ctllfy Fair El~lll
50,00000 Several hundred high school
youths. all members of the Fu.
turt' Farmers of America. are
preparlne for the 1955 Oranee
Coun ty Yalr, Aue. 9-14, with a 50•000·00 wide range of entries slated for
competition.
$1.972.878.00 Tht> FYA program. carried on
$
In eight hleh schools of Orange
County. ~ncourages many boya
from non farming environments
to prepare tor agricultural ca
reers.
•
e 1fa.aDAT. JVI.,T •
Bruc» .. umettter of 203 Ruby
Ave .• Balboa laland, reported the
theft of a $12 lb'l'a bicycle from
In front ot hiJI rsldence ... Ru.s
•ll J'onland of 109 Park Ave ..
Balboa laland. re-ported the theft
ol a white s lUt car cover from his
car ... Mn. lrla C. Underwood
ol 416 Narcissus Ave.. Co rona
del Mar. oomplalnt>d of the theft
of a Jlrl'a blut> and white blcyclt"
from that a ddress ... TWo boya.
both 16, from Corona del Mar
and Corona Highlands. wt>re ar
rNted on <'harges (If cur!PW vlo
latlon a fter aiJt>gt>dl)• throwtne
flrecracl<Prs in tht> Park Avl"
Cafe, Balboa Island ... e nrtrBSDAT. JtJLT 21
Mrs. Cornelius Hulst of Pasa
d£>na rf'purt<'<l the loss of a $1 50
topaL ring rn the t ('!,t room of tht'
ChE'f"s Inn. Corona del Mar ...
William Brashear~ of Fullerton
rt-portt"d that his Sll5 watch was
taken from a blanket on tht>
beach at thl' Corona del Mar
jetty whlll" ht> was In swimming
. . . William Robinson of 1404 W.
Ocun Front. Nt>wport Beach. re
portNI tht> tht>ft of a rod and r('(>l
valuf'd at Sl5 from his tront
porch T'wo glass rods and
two fish ing r('(>IS valut"d at $65
were stul('n from the baek porrh
Droniq rtelill's
lotlr s..t 11 St. I.Hia 1
Tht> body of Walter Graham. I
34 of Long Beach. was ~nt by
alr Monday from Baltz Mortuary.
Corona df'l Mar. Cor funeral serv
Ices rn St Louts. Missouri.
of the rM1denc. of Fred Ptnk of
1408 W. ()eroan Jl'tont, Newport
Beach ... Warren E. Bolton of
205"' 44th St., Newport leach,
complained of the theft of hJa
sldtt from the public landlnl at
44th St .... Ralph Chue of DlO
E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa. reported
that rhlldren scratched new pl ..
ter In a houae under consttuc
tlon at ~ E. Ocean Blvd . Bal·
boa ... A car driven by AIMrta
M. Brooks, 45, of Santa Ana.. hit
a palm trH In front of the New-
port ~aeh city hall at 8 p.m.
a twr a tlre blew out. cauatne
her to loose control of thf" veo.
hlclt-A $75 }olntl'r attach
ment to a power saw. owned by
Art !Wills of 1984 Ma.plt-St .•
Costa M<>sa. was stolf'n from an
open garage at 177 Vra t.:ndlne.
Lido lslt> ... Wade Randt'll, 16,
of 518 Dahlia Ave. Corona df"l
Mar, surlt>red cuu about his face
and legs and torn clothing when
he hit a roueh spot In thf" road
at Ocean Blvd. and Carnation
Ave , Corona del Mar. on hls
motor scooter and Cell off ..•
Vehicle!! driven by Bert I. Smith.
Costa Mesa city couneilman. and
Marvin E Tritsch of Huntington
Beach. we~ Involve(! In an &e·
cident at Coa:st Hwy. at Irvine
Terra<'P .
1 Continued on Page lll
STEll liTIS
lcMatWcally C.troU.CS
Bowa:ld CGbtDet
Correeti•• MaM<~ge
••ax lD the
Balboa lalan.d Massage
Parlor
• I S»/a Avate. hlhoa lalGDd
rw.....--..tcall
....,._ 150-W • .__., ts.
---~-4. Actual expenditures 1954-55: a. Charged to Budaet Clua 9 ........................... oo .... oo .. oo ..... $7,441.01 ''ftewrve" caah . ....... .. .
Cash CollectJons awaiting deposit
2.564.79
2S.OO
17.00
35.32
1,901.00
2SOO
4.00
41.00
579.00
287.00
As an toxample. Newport Har
bor High School, which bas very
llnle strictly farm ar~a In Its dis
trlct.. has 8S studt-nta enrolled In
the YF A program during the
Mr Graham died from drown
lng at 4:05 p.m. Wednesday, July
20. In the surf at 19th St .. New
port Bt>arh He yf'lleod Cor hf'lp
In tht> water and a liCe guard
went 10 hls re<"Ue. Newport po.
lice rt'ported He took hold of the
lite guard's rescue-can and was rr==========~~
b. Charaed to Budget Cla.as 10 ........................ 00 ........... 00.$ 0.00 c. Total (a plut b) ....... _.. . ......... oo ................................. $7.441 .01
5. Restrlcted buance June 30. 1956 ....... ·--.. oo·oo ..... _oo .... $ 963.77
6. Diatrlct taxa on Unsecured roll 1956-56
Accounts Receivable ................... .
Stores and Pr~ald Expense 00 ........ . 533.64
141.88
a. $1.2.227,013 (90~ Unsecured Roll '5&'56) times Total ... -................. oooo ... 0000. ..... ..... 3,3!7.63
$.0054 (Excea Rate '54.'55) ............. 00 ........ 00-·-···· .. -.. .$ 660..26 Less: Current Uabllltles ·--·-· ........... -... 2.193.62
7. R.Ntrlcted balance plua district taxes . ·-·-· oo ........ oo ... .' • ..$1.624.03 -----
8. Amounta budaeted 1~56 a. Cbareed to Budaet Clua 9 .... _ ................ oo_ .... oo .... ..$11,039.00
b. Cbarfed to Bud~ CJaa 10 .... _ ............ 0000000000-·-· s o.oo
c. Tota ta plua b) ......... oo .. ····oooo ....... oooooo ...................... $11,039.00
9. Maximum amount to be derived by levy on 1955-56 aecured roll ... oo .. 00 ............ -...... oo .. oo ...... oo .................. 19,414.97
GElfEilAL FOJm
I. BEGlNNlNG BALANCE JULY 1
ltu-55
Actual
Cas" In County Trusury ........ $ 510.946.17
Cuh In Farm Secur1ty Flrat
Nat'l. Bank ..................... -...... 00.0000 12.494.82
Revolvln& Cuh Fund ............. .. 500.00
Cuh Collections awaltlna de-
115S-51
•ud4Jet
$ 328.192.00
15.054.00
500.00
AJj~t!f~~~lng Balance ............ ..
Beginning Balance ..... . .. ..
II. INCOME
Cafeteria Sales Other Income ..... .. . .. ..................... .
Total ..... -........ oo
111. TOTAL. NET BEGINNING BALANCE
PLUS TOTAL INCOME ..... . .... .$
IV. EXPENDITURES
8-FOOD SERVICE
1,124,01
1.124.01
30,713..20 38.50
30.751.70
31.875.71
Sa-~:: ~e~-~ ...... oo.. 7.354.29
Food .... 00 ................ -........... -... l0,01t.70
bellt-ved to have died of a ht'art
attaek.
put ynr. TWO BlJIIT Df wa.ECI[
2.837.00 With development of a 4.2-ac:re 011 a~A JSLAJfD
• 77.00 achool farm during the put tt"n M18 Ethyl B~. 65. sutft"reod
2.810.00 years. the FFA proj~ lnclud~ a major head Injury and Fred
livestock. ornamental ilort.Jcul Baase. 65. both of Long Beach
ture, vegetable and tJeld crops sutt~t"d minor Injuries In a two.
and agricultural m~hanJcs. car accident at Balboa Ave. and
35,000.00 The livestock program In Diamond Ave .. Balboa Island. at
dudes cattle I both dairy and 12:25 ]).m Monday. July 18. Both
bt'ef ), s heep and poultry. accord were passenge-rs In a car driven
35.000.00 Lng to Instructors Bob Pf'rtln and by Douglas Bas.w. 43. of Long
Charles Yunell, who head the Beaeh. which collided with a ca r I 37,810.00 program for Newport Harbor. 1 driven by Flore n<.'f' E. Hoffman.
All landscaping material for 50. of 209 N. Bay Front. Balboa
the school campus is p(ovided Island.
8..200.00 through the horticulture pro L 24.~.00 gram. they said. POT· Oct PlClnC
c •• , .... ....
po.lt .. -.-·! .... -----·----·--A.eeoUftta lecldnble ..
Total CUmmt A...ca -.,....--
IAea: CUrnnt Ua~ ---------Nd &qlnntnc Balan~ ......... .$ C.733.09
529.00
180..00 a:t=
'298,640.00
Operatln1 aupplles and s:-a.nd ~t·-1.600.36
Depredation ---lUI ----TOTAL CURKENT EXPENSE .. ··--..1 29,064.74
Entries for .the Fair from the The De Molay Mother's Club
1,800.00 el&ht hic:h acbooll wW round held a tamlly pot lUCk plcnlc
out a Yar'IM:y .. U~ a.n4 lut nl&.bt lW~) lft the uo.oo aarlcu1tutal proJ«ta. Active P'PA eo.t& .._. hrtr. ._ all .._.
_$_34_!560_00_ chaptf'n WbJch wO pa.rtldpate ben ol the De Mola,y chap&«
• . Include Anaheim. Br~a-Oilnda. a nd the Jobs' Dauatu.era lledMI
Adju.ted Net ~lnnlna Bal. an~ ........ oo·---.. --.00........... .. .... $
D. INCOME a. Fed~ral Subventions
Federal Aid for Veteraru Ed·
ucatlon ... oo•· ..... -........ oo .. ••• •
b. Federal-State Vocational Ed· ucatlon apportionments . .. ..
c. State Apportionments and
Allowanc-es
Basic AJd and Equalization
Aid ............... 00-......... ..
Special PUrpose Apportionment Apj!f~o~:r:J r_o_~.?.~.~~~ ~-. 00 ••
Seocond Period ......
Final Apportionment
d. Subventlonl J unior Collefe Tuition Tax Other Coun y Income (ln.
eluding Prior Yearsl ........... . I. Other Income .. ...... ... . ..... ..
j . Tuition Transfers lfrom
other District.) ........................ -•.
f. District Taxes
Prior Years' Taxes .... oo .. oooo-·-·
Unsecured Roll Taxes Received In 1954-55 Estlma ted tor 1955-56 . . ... .
Eatl.mated tor 1955-56 oo .... ..
482,733.09
1,737.56
4,725.98
165,720.00
12.406.29 20,820.22
214,566.41
7.948.00
13,1!50.19
16,736.77
10,389.73
103,893.99
Total Income Other Than Secured Roll Ta.xH ..... 00 ........... -. 572,(£).14
f. Secured RolJ Taxes
Received In 1JM.55 00000 ..... 00.. 975,389.72 ~r::~~~: ~~--:~ .. ~-~~-~~~ -----Tota.l Income ..... 00 ....... ~. ,_, ......... 1,547,474.86 m. TOTAL. NET BEGINNING BAL-ANCE l'LUS TOTAL COST ... _. ___ . .$:1,030.207.95
IV. EXPENDmJRES AND TRANSFERS
1-ADMINlSTRA'nON
SaJarlea and Wages -·-····--Other ElqMtnM ---·--·-00-.. -·
Total -·-·-···· .. ·-·---................ _..$ 2-INSTRUCTION
2a--certWcated Salaries of
Instruction ·--···------····· .. •·· ~er SaJarl~ oll nmuctlon ~er Expenaea of
lMtrUc:tlOn ---·----.. ·-Library ... -...... -........................ .
Other ExpenM ....... -.... ·-00·-··
48,ll6.23
8'74,983.64
t7,455.11
48,438.57
-----Total lnatnlctlon ,_ .. ___ _
3-AUXILIAllY SERVICES
Salarlell and wa.-···----·-Otht!'l' Expenae _ .. ____ .......... . . Total ,_ .. __ _
4-0PERA1101C or 9CIIOOL PLANT
Sawla and w..-
Other Expen.le ·------
• Tot.a.1 --··-·----5-MAIJM'El(A.!fCE or ICIIOOL
PLAl'T a.Jart. a.nd w..-----Other~----
Total ------1-t'IDD CILUGD •
(1) l*bld o.trtbatlon .. ... .,..,.. ......... ....
470.887.32
7,138.90
...... ...,_ .... -.,... , .. 11
(tl All .... n.l a..--.. ... __ ........... ~
Nal l?.Jal•
1.575.00
4.000.00
207,000.00
6.000.00
9,000.00
265,515.00
93.373.00
20.000.00
102,400.00
708.863.00
965.375.00
1,674,.238.00
11.972.878.00
' 46,916.00
9.300.00
465.564.00
53,.367.00
2,387.00
89,799.00
611.117.00
8,180.00
11M.OO
8,374.00
93,006.00
t1.093.00
1~088.00
•sm.oo 51.3KOO
'72,8..00
V. ENDING BALANCE
Cuh In Costa Mesa Bank
"Operating" cash .......................... $
"~rve" cash .... 00..... • • ... oo.
Cash Collections awaiting depoalt
Accounts Receivable . ·-Stort'S and Prepaid Expense ......
Total ......
Less: Current Uabllltles ... 00
Net Ending Balance . .00 ....... $
VI. TOTAL EXPENDITURES PLUS NET ENDING BALANCE . . ....... $
UCIIUITmC STATIOJf OPEJf
The Navy recruiting !WTVIce In
Santa Ana announces that the
part time recruiting l'ltation lo
cated near Newport Pier Is now
open for enJistment!'l and infor
maUon.
LEQAL JfOTICE
aanncaTE or •osmus
Fictitious Firm Name
TifE UNDERSIGNED do here-
by certify that they are conduc
Ung a printing and publishing
bualness at 2850 E. Coast High
way, Corona del Mar. under the
fictitious firm name of Ensign
Publishing Co.. Inc.. publishers
ot ~e Newport Harbor Enslen. a
newspaper, and that saJd firm Ia
composed of the following per
aons whoee names In full and
place of residence are as follows,
to-wit:
Arvo E. Haapa. 710 Jasmine
Ave .. Coro na del Mar.
Mary A. Haapa, 710 Jasmine
Ave., Corona clel Mar.
WITNESS our banda this 8th
day ol July, 1955.
Arvo E. Haapa
Mary A. Haapa
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)SS..
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON 'MUS 8th day of ~ul)'. 1955.
before me. a Notary Publlc In
and tor aaid county and state.
resJdlna tb~ln. duly com.mla-
aloned and tworn, pe:raonally ap.
peared Arvo E. Baapa and Ma.ry
A. Ha.apa. known to me to 1w
the per10n1 whoM namH a~
.ubec:rlbed to the w1thln tnatru.
ment. and ac:ttnowledrec! to me
that tbe, aecouted the aame.
Wti'fCESS rn.y hand and om.
dal eeaL J01m E. IADt.Ell
ftotar1 Public tn aJtd for aJd Oou" and 8ta -~ uptr. .. .,. 11. ta
Pablllll: Ju17 1._ 21, Jl. Aq. 4.. ,., .......... , ........ ..
lHI INSieN. HA-t I 14
1.900.89
2S.OO
4.50
41.40
578.51
287.25
2,837.55
216.58
2.810.97
31.875.71
$ 3.25000
s 37.stp oo
Fullmon. Card•n Crov~. New and tht>lr famlllf'S
port Harbor. Orange. Tustin and
Valenda.
ICE .OZ CETS BOT
A re!rlgerator !Ire C'aused $15
damage In th(' S4:-a1!lde Malt
Shop at 2100 W Ocean Front.
Newport Beach, at 9:17 p m. last
Thursday An elf."('trlc-motor on
the refrigf'rator was blamed for I
tht> tlrl'. whlct'l flllt'd the malt I
with smokP.
A. Cl&ssified A.d 1n The t nsiQn I
brinQs immedi&te results! C &l
Harbor 1114.1115 and orove it1
Again Reduces
HARDWARE
HOUSEWARES
Auto Insurance Rates
Auto insurance ratee Are acain reduced by SAFECO !
This Company waa ori,-inally or,aniud to 13 ve on
auto ii"'IIW'tlnce 001t1 ... by insurinc careful driven only ,
and by appl,yinJ modem ltzeamlined methods to
p~ng policiee. That has been acc:ompli.hcod. Now
we are plealed to tell you that an improvinc lllfet.y
reeord ju.t.i/a a IUD further red\.M:'Uon in your auto
inlurance co.ta.. SAFRCO il copUol ~ i:naurance.
'Round the dock claiml M tic» throqbout &be
nation. You can't bu1 Naitr inluranco
prot.ctioal So SA-n wm& &nco.
Uadw Aucuat 1, 1905. .........
ana-. c..t ... •••· a.-... .._ ..............
__ ._,..,
AI< ORDDrAIICI: OP THE'
COUIIT1t OP' OUNGE.
S T A T E OF CAUP'OJtNlA,
AMENDING !UX:'nONS 30'1.
400, tl&,. 521, 522. 807, 833
AND 724 OJ' OltDIHAMCE
NO. 735 OF &\~I ~NTY ' OF ORANGE "AN
ORDINANCE OP' THE COUN-
TY OF ORANGE REQU!RJNG
PERMITS AND PROVIDING
REGULATIONS G 0 VERN.
INC THE CONSTRUC"MON,
MAINTENANCE AND OPER-
ATION OF TRAILER PARKS,
AND PROVIDING PENAL
TIES FOR THE VIOLATION
THER!:OF."
The Board of Supervisors of
the County of Orange, Callfornla,
do ordain as follows:
SECTION 1. Sections 302, 400.
416, 521 , 522, 607, 6JJ and 724 of
Ordinanc-e No. 735 of the County
SAVE
SAFELY
At OranCJ& .County's
L .. dinq Hom• l.ndin9
Institution
CONTINUING
TO PAY
PER ANNUM
•
ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED
UP TO $10,000
All Acc:ounh Opened
On or Before
The I Oth of the Month
l;arn froM the t d.
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
222 Ocean Avenue
LAGUNA BEACH
•
UGAL woncs
ot Ora.nae, State of Callfornla en-
tltltd .. An Ordinance of the
County ot Otanae Requlrlna Per-
mit. &nd, Provtdln& ReauJatJons
Go v e r n I n 1 the Construction,
Malntenan~ and Operation of
Trallft' Parka. and Providing Pen-
altiHI tor the VIolation Thereof"
are h~by amended u herein-
after In thl!l Ordinance provided.
SECnON 2. Section 302 of
OrdJnanee No. 735 Is hereby
amended to read ,a•follows:
"Section 302 -FEES -CON
STRUC'nON OR 0 P E R A T JON
PERMITS. • Each application for an
Operational ·permit required
by Section 301 of this Ordl
nance shall be acrornpanled
by a fee of Twenty-five Dol.
Iars tS25.0tH . which fee shall
be exclusive or and In addi-
tion to any construction fees
required to be paid by Ordl-
nan~ Nos. 660 and 661 or
the County of Orange, as
amended. provided that ap-
plications for permits to op-
erate trallef parks existing
and lawruny operating on
the effective date of this Ordi-
nance shall be tiled, with
the fee herein required. with-
In thirty 1301 days from and
attt>r the effective date of
this OrdinanCE'."
SECTION 3. St>ctlon 400 of Or
dina nee No. 735 Is hereby amt>nd
ed by adding thereto a new sub
division to be designated as •ub.
division I h l to read as follows :
"'(h l Any trailer parked on a
site which does not have the
hltctt fronting on or direc-tly
accessible to a conforming
d ri veway.'"
SECTION 4. Se-ction 416 of Or-
dinance No. i35 Is hereby
amended to read as follows:
"Section 416 -AWNING O R
WINDBREAK LOCATION.
No structure nor portion "or
projection thereof, Including
a n approved awning shall
be located c-loser than ten
! 101 feet from any trailer
coach. cabana or awning on
an adjacent trailer site; pro·
vlded. however. that a wind-
break may be located on lot
lines provided It is at !east
rive 15• ft"'t't from any trailer.
aw ning or cabana.
Provisions of this section
s h all not a pply to trailer
parks in existence and oper-
ating upon the effective date
of this OTdlnance, provided
that in such trailer parks no
structure or portion or pro-
jection thereof, except an ap
proved awning, shall be lo-
cated c.toser tha n s ix {61 feet
from any trailer coach, ca-
bana., or a.wnin& on an a.dja.
cent uaUer alte: prvorided,.
however, that a windbreak
may be louted on lot lines
provided it Is at least three
t31 feet from any trailer.
awning or cabana.""
SEC11 0N 5. St.-ctlon 521 of
Ordlnam:e No. i35 is hereby
amended to rt>ad as follows:
"Section 521-SUPPORT
Framework for awn Ings
shall ~ of standard meta l
pipe not less than one halt
1 11 1 inch in d iametl'"r Up
rights ·of framework may be
of any approvNI material of
equal or greater strength.
Meta l or other rigid awnings
may have supporting fra me
work of similar or other ap
proved materials. provided.
however. tha t weight o f awn
ing Is adequately supported.
All joints of metal pipP
framework shall be securely
fastene<t with s t a nd a r d
scrf'W pipe or pipe ronn('("'tf'd
fillings. \\11"\df'd jn\nl.<t may
be used. AwninRs sha ll be
fn.-e standing excl'pt that one
s ide may be allar hed to an
a pprovE'<! a w ning track on
the traiiN coach.
Wh<"n wood frame construe
lion is ·used. It sha ll be
d t"'t'med a permanent struc-
LAGUNA TRAVEL SERVICE
Autborbecl A9e11t
FO< AU
AIRUIES •
RAILROADS
STUISHIPS
e TOURS
Sel"'riag Th• Coastal AHa P'or JfHJJy 10 T~
213 Ocecm Aft. Lagv..Da 8eacb Bptt 4-1081
C-~~~ COf$1 Dl ..
....... Coli ....
*JIM WHYIE *
UWiih 1-Utl •
cetn'A IJdU llolft -. cetn'A-
ture and will require two (2)
aet.l ol piJnl to be approVed
b)' the County Butldlnl ln·
•pector to meet the UnUorm
Building Codr requlrementl
before permit can be t.uul!d.
hrmanent .tructures must
meet the same requlrftnenta
as a cabana."
SECTION 6. Sectl. 522 of dlmm~ No. 735 l.s h;;..,1;v I Winners wt'!"e:
amended to read as follows: and J'olln Cantu Jn two-man re
"Section 522 -OPENfNG lay; Larralne Lee In Musical
QUIRED. Hats; Judy Fowler In pole bend-Awnings shall have at least lng; Robin Irwin In figure
one I I l side entirely open at stake race : Helen Matthews In
1111 times. Only canvas or Wester Pleasure. juniors; Billy
bamboo drops may be used Warren in Western Pleasure,
brtnatne :;;z.;;liii~,;:;;ot!,;; year 0\'er the e
mark.
La.t ynr the el,x-mllllon total
was not reached u.ntll Septem-
MT, and In 1953 not until Octo..
ber.
The week'• permlu Included
more dwelllng:s on Irvine
, with a total value of
Issued: woviding they a re not per-seniors; Ralph Irwin. trail horse,
manent ly anchored."" seniors; Billy Warren. stock eJRVIKE
SECTION 7. Subdivision I d ) horse, seniors; Judy Fowler, Maceo Corp.. 1-!!itory. 1·
Section 607 o l Ordinance No. unit dwelllnos Dolphin
d jumpers. open. is hl.'reby amrnded to rt'a as • • Terrace, $18, 750; 1306 Santa nella,
lows: LusiC ol Corona del $18. 750; 1330 Santanella. 119,500; ""l d l The-connec-tor from the treas urer of 1336 $18750; 1406
branch service riser to the Club. suffer£'<1. an 1424 Santa-
service connedor shall be ~~~,·~ .. f";£".",;,'~ his horse fell Santanella. one half Inch 1 \ol"} copper 0 on him o n toe l$1& 750;; fence at
tubing using flared connec. del Mar pastures. Serenade Terrace, $300.
tlons. The connector shaH Schumann suf!e rl"d a broken e CLIFF HAYEK
not exceed fifteen feet tl5') when h is horse slippt>d and Robert Griesser Jr., addition at
In length." • • 70115th St .. $4,000.
SECTION 8. Section 633 of The new oftlceu of Boots & e BEACOif BAT
dlnancf'-No. 735 Is Saddle were lnstallt'd Monday. C. L. Cooper Corp., 7-room. 1-
amended to read as d w th •to-. }.u•lt dwelling at 122 Har-July 18: Leonar ea erwax. ·~ " "Section 633-president; Charles U>e , vice bor Island Rd .. $27.000.
STORAGE OF president: Betty Barnes. secre e NEWPORT HEIGHTS
TROLEUM G A tary, and Mr. Lusk. treasurer. William Dugan. fence at 2905 TION VESSELS AND REGULA-::~~:_::_:::~::=:~~~~~~--~-----------
TORS.
No cylinder shall be located
within a building enclosed
on four sides. nor within any
trailer coach, nor within rive
feet (5'1 of a source of Igni-
tion. nor below ground. nor
below ground level. nor with
the outiE"t less than five feet
15'1 away from any building
which Is below the level of
such outlet.
Cylinder supplying t.ratlpr
coach s hall be mounted
upon the tra iler."'
HERE'S THE SCHEDULE
FOR BOATING COURSE
At 8:30 In th~ morning along
Coast highway betwet>n the
Bay Club aM the Sea
Base the barbed wire gate
pulled back and the Red
Is tied to the post.
is open-Jane Baker.
Harbor Union High
side rowing are taught as sp<>
clal st.roke.
1 Recreation Instructor, SECTION 9. Subdivision I a), "'' 1 ,, c
oYer the smallcraft. pro-
vided by the Red Cross. then
goes to the locker at the ad.)oin-
lng Sea Scout Base.
By ten o'clock the water Is
warm enough for dunking which
Is Inevitable In paddle boarding.
A fleet of three. two regular size
and one double length paddle
boards are carried down by the
partners and launched Into the
water. Propt'r care and use a re
stres.sed such as, always drain,
never drag, lie--don't stand, use
h ands not paddles. A few U lcky
stunts and games &re also
taught. Ever try to rescue some-
one with o ne !
Se<.-tlon 724 of Ordinance No.
Is hereby amended to read
follows :
"{a ) By means of a ground-
ing conductor run with the
clrc1Jil oondu('tors In cable
assemblies of the approved
outdoor type or flexible cords
type 's' or equal. provided
an app r ove d multlprong
plug or equivalent Is used,
one prong for the purpose of
connecting such grounding
conductor to the grounded
metal · raceway or cable
armor; this conductor may
be unlnsulated but It an in-
dividual covering Is provided
for th is conductor, It shall
be finished to show a green
color. An additional contact
.-hall be provided lD the ,..
ceptacle for grounding pur-
poses."
SECTION 10. Thts Ordinance
Nixt step Is setting up the first
aid lrlatlon and wa ter rescu •
equipment. Nine o'clock alarm
goes off and rowing Is about to
sta rt. The kids gather around the-
boat to learn the pa rts and
terms. Next come-s rowing exer-
cises on dry dock. Before rowing
by themselves a swamping test
must be made, a pre-requisite !Of"
thl.s Is a beginners swim card or
equivalent. Tandem and s ide by
Sub-Mariners
Hold Contest
Eleven o'clock at the present Is
repair shop but In the future will
be outboa rd motor bofitlng.
Sanding and painting will make
for a good dock hand as they
Jearn maintenance and repair.
Twelve o'clock noon Is rest per.
loci and lunch for one whole
hour. Some gd home while others
bring a sack lunch. For a trea t
nickels and dimes will buy .10ft
drinks from th.e machines. After
drylng off ~ore lying down
ahlrta and lhoe. ~ put back on.
tor-proteet1on frOm aunbUm and
bli.sten.
One o'clock to 2 o'clock Is
canoeing. There are two canoes.
one three passenger and one
four passenger. It takes both
' Broad St., $2:10; Evered Wllllama.
alteration• at 470 N. Newpor1
Wvd .. ~.
eJt&WfOIIT
Robert Fautt, wall at 106
St., $100: Arcltle Fa.Uinp,
~ Beach Dr., $2,000: Leo
ner. 5-room. :z .. tory, 2-unlt
lin& at 1148.11&1 Balboa Blvd ..
$25. 700; Leonard L&Vante, 4-
room, 1-story, 1-unlt dwelling at
513 35th St.. 112.250; William
Smith, 2-room, 1-atory, 1-unlt
dwelling at 1140 W. Balboa Blvd.,
SS.OOO. and 6-room, 2-•tory. 2-unlt
dwelling at 1"-40% W. Balboa
Blvd.. $18.000; A.rthur Miller. renee at ~ ~h St., $95.
e COAOifA DEL MAll
Richard Hendricks. fence at
2812 Ocean ..Biv\1 .• S75; B. z. Mc-
Kinney, add patio enclosure at
1214 Ocean Blvd., $1.200; J . A.
Lindsley, fence at 207 Carnation,
$200.
eLIDO ISLE
Richard Jay Smith, new ga.
rage and convert part or old ga.
rage to bedroom, 104 Via Orvleto.
$2.000. e BALBOA ISLAJfD
Or. E. 0 . Laurence. remodel-
ling at 1700 -9. Bay Ft., $4.000;
Mrs. J. Hunter Smith ,
wall. Install bellm. 126 Sapphire.
$1 ,000.
eiALBOA
Mrs. Ja mes Jones. re-•ldlng at
616 W. Ocean Ft .• $2.300; William
Humphrey. wall of bedroom, 2m
E. Edgewater. $250; Florent
Bailey, garage at 201)1 E. Ocean
Ft.. $2.000; F. M. Lankershlm,
alterations at 1401 E. Bay Ave ..
$1 ,500; F. Silk, add bath. extend
dinette. 1720 E. Ocean, $3,000;
Wyett. fence at 1415 E. Bay, $130;
Gertrude and Louiae Mont-
gomery. lncllnator '':i.s.io7'ii: 2117 E. Balboa Blvd .. I
AJiison, new doors on garage,
Edgewater. $150.
A total of $65,510 In 15()..week
pledges for the building rund of
the Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church was the tlnal mark at.
talned In the recent church. 11 -
nan('lal canvass. Wilto n Lewton,
toUow-up c hairman, announces.
w ork on the new :·~~:;;r::il l which will provide
school classrooms a nd a
with a three-way view
harbor, Is expected to start
late fall. Alternate •lte plaru
.tlll betna con.ldered -:.,~,;-;; II bullcll.na comm.ltt.ee •nd. ted CUlve-r Hqton. .
MOVE FaOII U.T SIIOUS
The Verne Snodgrass'
moved from 2695 Bayshore
Shores. to Foothill Blvd.
LOlli FOR NOlES
'" -.nAil LOQ
Ccmatructlon '-"• •
5" JD.UAa LOAJI
SEE 801 IATILD
Poirier lolfpp,
Z-515 E. Coat Rwy .. CDII
Pb. IIA ~ S.SIIS
(Metro LJ.t. ~ Pwtdl)
JAMES D.
R~Y
1111111111 C.lnclor
M-46 E. COAST HWY ..
CORONA DEL MAl
HArbor 47•1
l••ld•nc:t: HAI-bor:4:t:M::::
cowmOIIS
shall take t'flect and be In full
force th irty t 301 days from and
a ftt'r its passage, and before the
expiration ot fifleen 1 15J days
a ftl"r the passage ther~f shall
be publish,.d once In the New
port Ha rbor Ensign. a new!!paPf't
published In the County of Or
ange. State of California. to-
gether with the mimes nf the
members ot the Boarci of Supl"r·
visors voting for and against !hi"
The Newport Harbor Sub-Mari-
ners held their July beach meet
Saturday, July 16. at Dana Point.
The spearfishing and sport div-
Ing club met w ith hot and .sun
ny be-ach weather, but the low
visibility or the water contri-
buted to poor diving gl'nerally,
a('('()rding to publ\c\ly chairman
Alan White.
strength and sta bility and Is :;:;;;;;.::.;:;;;;:.~~~-~--~-.:..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; m ore of a work-out than Is ex.
pected. A tdp ,, pJaooed n.ouod • obert Forbes
same.
WILLIS H. WARNER
Chairman of the Board of Su
pt>rvisors of Orange County. Cali-
fornia.
fSEALI
ATI'EST:
B. J. SMITH
Bob ClarK ot Anaheim was
high mlln for the day. spearing
thrl'e perch. approximat('ly 2
!WJUnds each. Joh n Miller of Bal
boa brought In a limit of alba-
lone.
During the day plans were dis-
c ussed for the next tournamenl.
to be held August i, at Cry5tal
Cove. between Corona del Mar
and Laguna. An early morning
breakfast on the beach Is Jllan-
oed. County Clerk and ex-off icio Clerk
of tht-Board of Supervisors of
Orange County. California Ja11i11 Celebrates
"' Her Si1th Birthtlay
•SEAL I
STATE OF CALIFORNIA I
1
COUNTY O F Q R,\NGE l
I. B. J. SMITH. County Clerk
and e x oUicio Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors nf Orange County,
California. do hNeby certify tha t
11t a te51:ular mePting of the
Board of Supervisors he ld on the
19th day of July, 1955. the fore-
gf)ing Ordinance conta ining ten
1 101 st'('fions. was considered
st'('lion by section, and that the
OrdinanCf! was thPn passed
adopted Ill a whole by
vote:
NOES: SUPERVISORS NONE.
ABSENT: SUPERVISORS NONE.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and
afllxed the oUiclal seal or the
Board of SuperviiiOB of the
co·u nty of Oranae. State of Call-
thl• 19th day or July.
Newport Island at the close of
(']a !1St'S.
Salling 15 fun for a ll but is B 0 I L DE R
!-erlous and tE'('h nlcal. Rules of
the road, mastering w ind points, BArbo r ••• S 1 0 I
nom<"nclature types and class ~~,.,..
are learned. An Intermediate
swim card Is necessary. Two
hours of sailing In two latt"'t'n
rigged canoes and one s mall I.C.
dinghy a re scheduled. No jew.
elry or street shoes are to be
worn on board.
A hat with a bill. dark glasses
and sun oil are advisable for
protE'Ction.
New classes wlll begin Aug. 1.
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
LUMBER-BUILDING MATERIALS
lfewport BJ.Yd.. eo.to: M.-Ubl:rty I-IIIII
PERIW'STME
YEllOW Fl'G£$
CAN FIND ME
WHAT I lACK
f'OR MEMORJAL lMlETS
IT ""')'$ 10 LOOK
IN lliE 'tlAf.SIFIEI>" PfP
OF YOUR TBEPHOHE BOOK
•
• ,
v... .._lin a *9t •arr1' DAY IC.OOL ._UtlltP_. 't.600 Building' Is Latest Phi SpOIIWJ Braves·w second Round
Addition to W. CoastHwy. ~JACitoa I lilai~ U L ... ...a 440 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar ..........
Mtt. Jean VaqJbn. dlre«or ""• .. 1800 BaUdlnC' on W.t Anpla countJa and plan.t -,.-.....-rert..tr--a: .... t-lona--fo_r_th_e_'lb1t_.,d n 1 Sf·rnKIJ Rueuien
Cout Rl•hw•y, near the Cba.m. aboct1y to expand work lnto Annual stnaJ• Claalc at van.,
b« of CoMmerce and P. A. Pal. other ltatee. Bowllnc In eo.ta Mea havtt al.
mer otrteee. Ia the moa recent e l'fonnan Gamb .. , publie ac. ready pUled the 5.115 mark ot thtt
addJtJon to the powt~ number countant:, ~ booldceeptna 19M CJ...SC. whlch paid $4.218
of bual~ on Uwt meMJon ot and audJttnr. llei"Vtce, tax ~HV· 1n prlze money. Wlth Dlaneyland .AP ORT_., I
4, f)i;}t''W A . -.14.. I ' .. .,-,,,/"
Newport'a Marlnen Mlle. ke and eeta up bookkeeplna and ~ Art 1'-.ttval u an added
Located at 1800 W. Cout Hlp. •JWtema rot ttrm. or tndJvlduall, drawtnc card, a tuU conteltant .......
Dee.n Martin and Jeny Lewt.
ln
O.'t .... w. .. ., ..... p&o.
...... Ita ..... loaUMna
CIIIWoraAcl ......... .
''IT DAlE ,..
way are th• South Cdut Mort-Mr. Gamble hu been a public Ust la expected by the Urn~ the
aaae eo., Medleal Bulldlnr Co. accountant 1n th• harbor area battle bq1n.t luly 30 . ot A.merlca. Rua E. Ford baltor, for the put U yean. Robert Vauahn Co .• yaeht bJOker • Product detlgn and art, There an at the moment open-
ftrm·, .. onnan Gamble, publlc packap .tyUna an'd adveftl.alnt lne• on the following daya; Sat-'" d 1 d 1 d urday, July 30. 4 p.m. and 12 a~untant. and Dave Doane, ln-" Ill an ~ out are one by midnlaht; Sunday. July 31, 2 duat.rial artist. Dave Do.ne. Cathertne Shaw Ia
Mtvtt! than cooo .nuareteet or a.-oclated with Mr. Doane In p.m. and 12 mldnlg~t; Saturday,
, -. ~ ...., th build architectural Ulu.tratlona. Be Aueuat 6, 4 p.m.. 6 p.m. and 12 apace t. available tn e · formerly occupied quarters at midnight; Sunday. Aufust 7, 2.
tn1. owned by ~an Brafltord 3637 E. Coast C d 4 and 10 p.m. and 12 midnight;
and Norman Gamble. OU.street Hwy., orona eJ Saturday. Aueust 13, 4 and 10
puklq la provided for tenants Mar, movtng becau.e of the need p.m. and 12 mJdnl1ht; Sunday,
and thelr c:utomtn. The build· for more room. He lives at 317 Aug'\nt 14, 2. 4 and 6 p.m. and
tn1 wu completed Jut April 1$. ~: ~~o~~~e~~~ta. t!: 12 mJdnlaht.
e More than $3,000,000 In WUder Aeeney and obtained ht.
loaM have been recorded ln the tratntne at the Art Center ln Los
put 12 months by the South An.reles.
IEIEATI TIE lEI"
Coaat Mort1ace Co. The oftkers e a-.. E. Ford, realtor, ape.
are Francia Drohan, president; clallzes 1n com.merclal and rest-
Dea:n Bradford, executive vice denUal Income p r o p e r t y , ex-
president; Fred Howarth, vice changes, lnduatrlal and acreage Udo Anelers, the fishing dlvl.
ldw• tlctSoa at lta bed.
Start. W.S.. A119. I
Bob Hope
In
president; T. E. Heffernan, aecre-property. Mr. Ford baa been In 1lon of th~ LJdo Isle Yacht Club,
tary-treuuret, and WUllam W. the realty business for more hu been organized with Harry
"" Sanford, assistant secretary. The than 25 years and ha• been In Rosen as the first President. Dr.
cllrectors Include the ottJ~ and the harbor area for the put Ralph Tandowsky wu elected
Helnz Kalser, WlUiam Lester and three yeara. VIce-President and Harold Ken-
Lee BoJLn. e Robert Vauahan of the Bob-oyer, Secretary-Treasurer. Among
"THE SEVEJI unLE
FIYS''
The principal business of the ert Vaughan 1r Co. haa been ln the Directors of the new organ!
loan firm Is providing money for the boat bualness alnce 1939. He zatlon are: M. A. Anderson. Ray
construction of stnele family grew up In the shadow of the Dik~. Gene Ross, Donald Hart,
residences. i e t I n a n c lng such Henry B. Nevins yard at City Herbert Riley and Leon Ware.
loaM with an occasional com-Island, N~ York. During vaca-Charter Memberships are open
merclal loan. The oompany, an tJont he worked In the plant and, to those Yacht Club members
F.H.A. approved motrgagee. ls from then on. boats became the who eet In their Initiation tee of
correspondent for Ban.kers Na-moat Important thing In hb Jlfe. $5.00 and annual dues of $2.50 to
tlonal Lite Insurance Co. ot During his time there, many fa. the club, before September. l,
Montclair, New Jersey and loan mous ocean racing yachts were 1955. These dues will cover the
representative for Orange County built. He worked tor a yacht period until December 31. 1956.
of Winter Morttage Co. of Los broker and became draftsman Yacht Club members who are In
also
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STOP AT
Angeles, correspondent for New and construction superintendent terested s hould send tht-$7.50 to
York Lite Insurance Co. for Henry M. Devereux. naval P. 0. Box 23. Both men and
• Design, construction and fl. architect of City Island. Later he wom~n are eligible for the club,
nanclng of medical buildings sailed on the Water Witch In and juniors und<>r 18 can belong
and hospitals art> provided by the Honolulu race. without payment or the ree.
the Medical Building Co. of :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:::. America. Officers of the tlrm In-
e TOV'I'II e&a IU the 'nlef'a, Ran"y Rices of the
'n.e Uttle l.ftaue Bueball Yankeea. Steven Fl~tchff of the
tttams at the Youtl\ Cente-r fn ~ Cut.. Don Goddard of the White
rona del Mar ended 0\.t:r eeeol\d Sox. Mark RJtt~ of the Bravs.
round ol play wttb th• Brave. Bandy Warren of the Cardlnal.s,
atJU un~feated 1n 9 .tralcht Buz:z;y Purcon or the Red Sox,
games. 'n.e whole tMm hu been Joey CaUant of the Dodgt'rs.
playlnJ heada.up baU aU the Chu. Haley of the Indiana and
way and tbetr eoaeh, Wayne Dusty Ellord of the WhJte Sox.
Connell. baa' been dolng a let· Home runs were hit by .RJch-
rlflc job ln coachtnc tbem. ard Lblk. DeniM Bonds. Jlmmy
Th~ first forfeit of the aeaaon Reynolds, Randy Warren. Lynn
o c c u r r ed when the GJant.a Rea.tnge-r, Dwight Tfpplng, Bfuce
couldn't field a team a,gain.st the Woods and BJU Doyle. 1'r1ples
Indians. On thAt aame day the were hit by Kenny Newland and I
Cardinals dropped a clGNt one to Sandy Eastman.
the Dodgera 2·4.. Tbe Bravea de· e COSTA JO:SA
feated the Cu~ 4..1, and the Hlfhllgbts of the "C" league
Giants took the Cardinals 8-4.. baaebaJl games last weE'k ln.
The .Braves-Cubs aame was one eluded the aurprlslng come-back
of the best of the .. uon with of the Indians. a team whlc.-h
two good pltcliera. David Con-had lost aU seven of the gamH
nell of the Braves and John Web-It had played previously. Both or
ater of tt1e Cuba. facing each the teams they defeated were
other. John Webster &ave up one hlgh In the standings. ao these
home run to Chrll McLuhlln of two Indian victories were hard
the Braves. fought and well earned victories.
The Cardinals • Gfa:nt.a aame The White Sox won two vlc·
turned Into a home run test.Jva) torles also, each tame by just
with homers by lobo BJchwtn.e on polnt. This kept the White
of the Cardlnala and Jltnmy Sox close on the heels of the
Giraud and Roger Grable of the Cubs. whD are nUl out In tlrst
Clant-.. The CUbs defeated the place by a hall gamP.
Indians 7·1 and the Braves Last w~k's scores wtore: ln
routed the Dodgera 12-1. dJans 10. Cards O; White Sox 6, e BICB ICIIOOL Red Sox 5; Indians 7. Dodgers 3:
The Glanu continue to lead White Sox 7. Brav~ 6; Cards 10.
the pack ln the C league up at Red Sox 6 : Cubs 8. Giants 5;
the high school and are a aood 1 Yanks 8, Tigers 6.
two gam~ In front with an 81 Standings are as foHows: Cubs.
won and 1 lost ~rd. The 8 and ) : White Sox. 7 and 1 and
YanJcees. Cardlnala and the 1 t ie; Clants. 6 and 2 and 1 tie:
Braves are aJJ Ued for second j Dodgers. 6 and 3; Cards. 5 and
place with a 6 won and 3 lost 4; Braves, 3 and 6; Yanks. 3 and
rea>rd. Next are the Indians and 16; Tigers. 2 and 7; Indians. 2
Red Sox, each with a 4 and 5 and 7.
reeord; the Ttgera, DodJers and :--------------------. Cubs with 3 and 6; and thP a.aoaa'b&e llcr'-
Whlte Sox In the cellar with 2 All Dcrt • lla1f Dcrt
and 7. Cood pltchlne this past I B A PPT D AT SCB 0 0 L
week was turned In by Dave fa. Lltt» PoUt
Ullman of the Whlte Sox. Brian 440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
C&mpbell and Jamie Carroll or Harbor ~
the YanJcees. Steve Carlson of the-t Mrs. Jean Vaughn. director
-GODIQ 1'0 IUIOIDOI'A
Mrs. 1. W. Schonek of 521. Ilia
B~rnardlno Ave., M~
H.~lthtt. )eavft 8etarda.7 fC¥ •
vltJt to St. Paul, M'.traA.
The Arches
"Your Host to the
Coast Slbce 1926"
PIJtE FOODS
clude Ralph Hoyle. president; Fr fh POUCE BLO~R lack Hoyle. vice president; Earl om e I I ..
Peteraon, vice president In charge Giants. Steve Shedd of tht-.::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Braves. Teddy Barker and Denise ot engineering and planning, • PmDAT. JULT 22
and Ase Ebbutt, construction rona del Mar. at t p.m. and hit
rocks ... H. W. Lee-oC Fullerton
reported . that someone caused
$40 damage to h is c.-ar parkt>d on
13th St. near Oct"an Front. New
port Beach . In attempting to gain
entry to the vehicle ...
Bonds of the Tigers. Bob Horn or
the Red Sox. Kenny Swanson of
the Cubs. Dave Bunnell of the
Cardinals and Bill Brockman of
COCKTAILS
COAST HIGHWAY AT
THE AlCHES
New,_t INch
JOHN VU.£1 I.E
....... _..:'II' 1-1531
auperlntendent.
Ralph Hoyt~ has been engaged
In auch specialty building for
the firm for the past six years.
'n.e company is now actJve In
constructing medical bulJdlngs
and hosplta.b In Orange and Los
.vaa·s Bowliag
Open n .... ,, ...... , •••.. ,
()pea AD lflgllt Frkky ODd lct1antay * AOTOIIATJC rmsroa tillS * roa aa&nATJOJts CAFE 70S svrE.aio• AVE.
uaDTT U2l2 COSTA MESA
(Continued on Pace 12)
the Indians.
Outstanding ,)obs of t'atchlng
were shown by John McCullom
oC the Giants. Bobbie Olandff ot
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Ronald Barlow of 232 Agate
Ave.. Balboa Island. reported
that the Balboe dinghy boat.
stolen from his yard the Sunday
before. was found at Emerald
Bay ... Mrs. T. J. Clark or 213
Via Ithaca. Udo lsle. reported
the theft of a $50 paddleboard
and paddle from Via Cordova 6"all1~ nG 6"'Q-
and VIa Udo Nord ... Mrs. Wal-._, -·· .... BJ DICK BOF'F'IIAN
ter J. Gerha.rdt of 234 Vla GrazJ~ I •••• 8 8 • 8 • 8 8 ••••• c• •••• a •:• I •••• I I ••••
ana, LJdo Iale, thought she could (Continued fTOJD Pap 2) But not for a long time have 1
smell amoke comlna from the "Where·u 1 10 tn the bay, seen ~ many faces bearlna that reel~ ol Jf«lel '"-om'*l at .., .. ,.. ''Tbla 1a the Ute!" look. nlere
2.10 VJa • Gruian.a and firemen "Why don't ya• )o ovft' on my was no competition. no hu"'1, no
and pollee were called, but no doclt on Balboa rsta:nd," said hl.s bad humors.
fire or smoke was present . · . ernJnence. '1t's u good there as I drllted d ose to a man tn a
Terry Wrye, 16. of Orange, suf· a nywhere." small outboard who was fishing
tered a badly crushed toe when He had the razor clams weigh. alone. He was not exactly In the
a large rock dropped on It at the ed and packaged before he fin· primt" of h is youth. but he
maln beach. Corona del Mar. and lshed answering. Thirty . five sportl'd a neatly waJted mus
wa.s taken to HoaJ Memorial cents worth. tache and a trim yachting cap
Hospital . · · ''O.K .. " 1 answered. as l gave He reminded me of good old fish
e SATUliJ)AT. JULT ~ him a halt-dollar for the. bait. a lng frater Salvatore Monaco.
Frank 1. Samaniego of 800 w. Hershey bar. a box of ratsms and Everytime he hauled up a sand
Bay Ave Balboa reported the a package of salted sunflowt>r dab, his eyH twinkled Our
1 theft of ·~ $185 0 'utboard motor seeds. "And thanks," l yeUed boats drlftt>d t ogether for quite
from hls float Allan Fisher bac.-k from the doorway. a while. We wt>re strangt.>rs. but
ot 202 E. Bal~~ ·Blvd .. Balboa. "l'H be ove~. after a while." we were old friends In the same
pulled a bicycle out of the bay said Ralph. and show you I breath. . where to catch 'em." "Hf"re," I thouaht, "lS a kin· !thl~e w~~~~!~~~ ~~e~ts B:~~: e mtCDOJC FO• A aOAT dred spirit. He is g.-ttlng more
Charles Keith of 1530 Miramar TWo hours later l had two good solid piH.Sure and satlsfat'tlon
Or Balboa Edward Nelson bites, lost two sets of sinkers from his little outboard boat
of ··601 Poppy. Avt'., Corona del and hooks and had one smalHsh than can be measured. H.-is the
Mar. complained of the theft of perch on the s tringer. All the Captain .. of H. is Ship. and he Is
fQu r hub caps valued at $35 from raisins were gone, and halC the content.
seeds. Salted sunnower seeds. e KO WOKDU his car · · · while stUl fishing. add the util The amazing surge In the e SUlfDAT. JlTLT 24 mate touch to complete relaxa s mall boat and outboa rd in-
An anonymous woman phoned tlon. It was l)('ace!ul there. on l dustry Is no miracle. once you
at 4:29 a.m. to report that the Ralph·s float. I'd already had a have seen and enjoyed what
• Red Snapper Cafe was going to drop In my albacore fever. My hap~ned to me lut Sunday
be "knocked over" on the Marl-temperature was almost normal morning As 1 ht.>aded back Into
ner's Mile and officers checked when Ralph showed up to rake I the-jetty. 1 stood with my feet
cafes In the area to find all hls beat'h. 1 apart and let the spray bounct' Qu~~. okay ... George Hoyun ot 204 "Only one perch, huh!" snor1ed j over the windshield onto my
---_ 39th St .. Newport Beach, reported Ralph. and began to unbutton faC't". It was a grand feeling. It's
that a hit and run car damaged the canvas cover on his 16 foot somethlne that mtny a rnlUion
the fender of hls car parked In Inboard s kJff. ''l'H crank this one alre has faUed to be able to buy. --•--~ ~Tau•IIJ~I a•• ~ront or the Stag Ca1e, Newport up." he said. "Then you eet In 1 spied a boat careytne the ~·='~:..: •~ _.~...;...VII Beach . . . Mrs. Ida MJHer of and go out by the Bell Buoy." blue. white and red bur~ of
-_. 2931 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del Before I had Ume to argue. he my favorite fishing club, Pacific ="""' .Ia ft'l» 1* P..._ ..uptt.~ Clltlao-Mar, repocted hearing at least had put my eear aboard and Anelers. It was the Leeward. the
,.11...r ••~.:•a.=:~ = ':i:: ........ fou.r gunshots and people run-shoved us away from the dock. Chrll Craft of Ken B~nlnger. top ,._. ·=~ ..... ntne at 11 :36 p.m. but pollee The tittle engine purred sweetly angler ln the lntetclub Tourna.
• . 1 lilldtJin p._c theorized flre crackers must have u we beaded out the jetty. ment. 1 waved a iffttlng. Ken
..UAaD '1'0 ao-caused the noise . . . A flower e~~Dn EJfDU.Q waved ~ck. but without know-
SU ..._ ...._ ....._ llarbel' 41S7 pot was thrown throueh the of. TWo houra later I tied that lng to whom he wawd Maybe
Oftlr IWL1'--.. triJ i" ..... lllda!pt tl~ window of George Minney at &ood little boat up to the float my happiness made me look like ..,.._ I 2601 W. Coast Hwy., Newport apln. I was at pt>ace with the someone else.
... Beach ... Mrs. Edna Jones of world and bles.stn1 Ralph fM hls Opposite the Marine La.bora
443 Santa Ana Ave .• Newport hospitality. To my lone ~h l tory, I was hailed by a group
Helihta. reported the theft ot a had added 14 •ucculent sand aboard a ne~t crul~r named the
fertUlz.er spreader from het" front dabs. one halibut ot eatln' she. "Lobo."
yard ... Lod,e Ltndsay of 1204 a sculpln and four colden croak· "Would you can ~~ne to
Park Ave.. Balboa Jsland. re-en. The fatter I bad kept Hpe· tow us In!" the man S&id. as he
ported klds llgl\tlnc flreCrackera clally for Petey. Petey Ia nelgh looked down on my tiny boat
tied onto balloons and Jetting bor Ruby Strvenson'a cat who "I sure wiiJ," I replied, and U 1
them co Into the air to explode just loves tbh. HJ)e<'laHy golden had ewr had any feeling of In·
uncontrolled In the area of his croakers. To hlm. tom cod Is ferlorlty about the slze ot D\Y "ou.ee, wtth one golna off on top not an adequate name tor such boat. that nded lt. ot hla car ... Otttcers directed a felloe dellcaey. I had C'ftr)' tood tntenU6n of
tratf1c: at a araa fire In the 500 I carne back born my boat rlde telUne you about tnY new apln·
block Via 1Jdo Soud. Lido late. with IIOtnethlnf ebe -a whole ntna reel. rw looked around a
at 5:48 p.m. •.• Donald c. Ed· headtuU ol ldeu. an plM.sant. lona ~ fc. the beSt one tor
def 5~ ol San a.mardlno auf· All I lal.lly drltt.t out there. nib-aU.round •It wate ue. Sb011:7 ~ a ~ ~atlon when blln1r on IN~ liNda. I lAIIter put me nat to tt. lt'a a a.. fiiiJ olf 1M patb to tbe main ~h. ''You know, 7'0\l ahould San t>Mto ptOd~ too, mact.
bMc:b. at ~ rwnt. Co-1\ave a boat. AJJ:J old klnd or • thf'ft 1>y tM Lanct.y Corpora boat. n.t. la N&J happl,..!" tJon. n·a C&1le:d a lAOCle7 '"9pfn
Tbfft I ate the 11.tnM7 bar. accw ... U'a a WOft4erf\lJ reel. but
• COIOAJI'T rn .at ,._ u.. dlt&U. lata. ~ .... eft '101 ........ __.. 1 Jlad • lot ol ~ out ltllf\t now 1"'111 t.ot oe liloata. nn
ODhnel Dlftlllla A '"• Of. UMN tn tbe mktOt ol the out. IOI'M flaw OM ·~· 1 ..._ • ,.,.. t1 Mrrtae ... ...,..,. fleet. Wltb tM motor eft. ,_..,. ._ ..-. alNa«J ~
....... &a ........ C.W Filla I drlftM paJt IC'CII'el ot boaC.. oat: Jllillt • ne one ._tli ,_ to
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COIIPLB'J'I: P.ADn'llfO PQi tina ~ n.-.t .......
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• HA 29'71 GEORGE BURKHARDT
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A: ear ctrtven bf Cedrtc E. SQ. rt .. doora of the VUla x.r ... a EUG~. SAUMDERS 878 W. 18th eo.ta Meu
den ot Saftta Ana cau.ted daJR. lteltaurant at 2:14 a.m •... AJ. 500 3bt ~ N.wpc~t a.adl U~ ~ · Ubert:Y ...aa ,._ ______ !II len l . MeDonatd. 37. of Holly.
SAVE
.. 1111 .. ........
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AT
wood ..Uered a compound trae.
ture of hla lett arm when a 16·
foot outboard mortor boat, akJp.
pered by Johnny Ralpt\a, U. of
Encino, ran over hlm while
IIW1mmlnr 1n the bay out from
3:10 VIa Udo Nord, Udo tale, at
5:30p.m ....
e MOifDAY. JUL 1' 25
Ceorre Richards o1 128 Vla
..........
I .... w. hill llahiJ
It wu a pleasure to bave tumlahed ottJce equipment
and office fumJture lot your otllces.
Lido Nord, Lido Isle, reported "W S -U--1"\..1.11 the theft ol hls $8!5 ereen bicycle • pedwu. in vauee SuppHn••
from hls prage ... Curtis Ell. lee U... .. ~ IIOW a tM Bcabw AIM's •
more of ~ Via Jucar, LJdo Isle, MOlT COMPLETB OPPJCE KQUJftiEJn' & IVPI'LY STOII.B
JOHIS. I tHUI reported the theft of two canvas ovn tenders valued at $3.50 from his
anow blrd, the Rascal, at the
boat gardena, VIa Genoa and
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VIa Lido Soud, Lido lsle ... A
clothes buket full of laundry
wa.s stolen from her open e•·
raee. Mrs. H. D. Chutaln ot 201 E. Ocean Ft., Balboa, aald.
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