HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-08-18 - Newport Harbor EnsignBegin Soon
On WelllO
8th Symphony
Of Schubert
On Program
Schubert's Untlnlshed Sym.
ph.ony wUl be the featured work
at tbe Aua. 27 concert ot the Or·
anre Coontf Phllha.rmonJc So-
ciety 1n lrvtne Bowl. Lacuna
Beach. 1be concert wUl be&in at
8:30 p.m.. and admllslon wU l
••aln be tree, In accordance wtth
the SocietY's polley.
A.1lo on lh• procram wm be
Wapers overture to "Die Met.
atenlln.a~:· Charbrler's "Espa na ..
and Khatchatuttan's "Muqu•·
ade SuJte." Frleda Bellntante
will conduct.
Mew Kex:lco. Pictured aboYe a t the farewell party an. left to
rt9bt. Kn. Dicit Drake of Col'oDa B igblcmda. Judge Coon. JucSg. Joba hny Wood cmd Mn. Wood oJ Clanmoat. wbo an YC~CatioGJ.A9 iD LaguDa. Judge Wood l.a a retlnd aupen. coart Juqe
of Lo. ADC)'ele&. (Eu.iCJD Pboto )
ell7 On
IGDQUCO
MA'IT LeaOaDE of tbe W. A.
Tei!Ma IMltr ot&. iD Coata
..... .-._eel tbe Multiple
L1at1D9 Mcm of tbe K oath fw
J uly e. a. MICOa4 •oatb iD
a row. Ia }1Uie be tW f• tbe
Maa ot tllle M•tb .._... wiUl aau. a-co .. u.e a.c I'Mltr
oftlce iD Newport (Eaalp
Plaetoa)
OIINfll•••• lltlll ., .... ...,
a Commission
sks for oice on
Bay Front Leases
Public Use
of Beaches
Requested
.
Riled Hollywood Gal Wants
Her Pay-off from Pinball
Failure by Newport poll«' to
take action on h.er complaint to
forc-e a Balboa bartender to make
a pay off for her winnings on a
pinball mach ine has resulted In
a Hollywood woman turning the
Incident over to her Los Angeles
friends to handle, Newport po
Ike report.
She told police she had a petl
tlon with five signatures a lready
to take c-are or our "rotten po
lice."
OffiCE-r Richard H~lnecke on
patrol In Balboa was stopped by
an Irate woman In tront of
Vaux's Cafe at 8:30 p.m. Friday
She ld~ntlfif'd he~lt as Dorothy
M. Hudson of Hollywood, stay
Inc at the Viking Hotel. Balbo&.
She was refusing to pay a bUJ
for a steak she had eat~n in the
caf~. Offl~r Heinecke reported.
She claimed she did not wish
to pay tht' bill becau<;<-tht> bar
tt>ndN had gyppNi hl'r on the
pa} utr on a pinball m:u·htnt'
Plan
Ha ll
Hartleln F'lowt-nJ an" Gifts of
3403 E. Cout HW}' , Corona del
Mar. won first award for bootlu
at the Orance County Fair The
booth. designed by Mrs. John
Rartleln and Ml Sue F'lckrr
dt>plctf'd the Mardi Gras In N~
Orlean&
etoAT ams
Jlsw;nt -------· ------
,
~.e_ ~~~~~~a.
BY~~~
gu~Qp aoup. Heat thorouahly
and MrVe with bread and butter.
Allow twice as much aa you think
you can eat. It aoee down mlgh.
ty, mJaht)' easy, bub. "Doc" Bee-
be, John Caele and J Invented
thla tld-blt durtne the lnterclub
Tournament. Try It on your next
aaJt water aatart. It's good, It's
cheap, and you can keep a stock
I'm really beat down. Next
thine you know I'm eolne tQ
ralse a beard and wear dark
glasses 10 that even my best
friends won't recoenlze me. I
may even have to vlalt my psy.
chlatrbt. J now have an lnlerl.
orlty complex 10 hup that It i1
were poeeJble to akJn and mount
<Jsc•a•::~•cx::J•c?ta::~~~.:J:c::a::~:ecx:~,a::~:a::J:c:a~::~;a::x::Hacopa:xx:::~:c:a:::~:o• ~r·1~Z?-J:.1~~§ • !:." :.:.':. to the Jetty about
blamed It on women. At this flve. Everything alJoat had alba-::J'ICX:JCIICI:::I:CX::JC:a::l:cx:::J:C::JI:!I:cx:X:l:a!l::cx:!I:C::::::::I:IC¥::X::DC:a::I:IC¥:!1:c:::le point. 1 haven't anytbJne left to core nags flying. We aaw out-
aboard.
e ANOTHER YEAR FOR THE ENSt6N blame my foul fishlnl fortune boards with fJags lareer than
on. except that unshakeable than the boat&. I cringed when I
double whammy -the Hottman saw two sailboats, chugalnr
Hex. alone with ttve honepower out-
Unfortunately, too. the Hex board motors astern, merrily
bllehta the luck of everyone near fJyJne the red fish on the white
me. Horace Witherspoon, San field from the rigging. But we
Bemardoonlan who keeps hla bad the answer. We had been
tine Elco. the Myjo, over at the marlin fiahlng!! It w,. as aood
Balboa Yacht Ba.aln, took the rap as answer as a ny. This was our
this week-end. He Invited me to alibi.
go along. Hls son BIUy, age 15, • Horace's neighbors at the Yacht
and Billy's pal, David Ol.aen, age Bu1n were full of smiles. They
14. who are breaklne out In bll were loaded with albacore.
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..... K. Taylor. -.. ..... ..... ,...,_ .......... A-.
A..._.C......_,C.W.. ........
1M dMb•J• ou A.M. 1-.
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IIIII VII••• IIMll
Tlk•F,..YIIIIIIIr
A 14-foot row boat valued at
$570 was stolen trom tn tront of
her vaclllfon home at 101 N. Bay
Front. Balboa Island, Mrs. V. M.
FaJJs of San Martno complaJnecl
to Newport pollee Aur. 4.
In the early hours ot the morn-
Ing, the thief united the bow llne
which secured the boat to t.be
shore. pulled up the anchor at
the stern and took the boat and
linea. pollee said.
• • •
sa
e tD TU Uft lUie eanoet~ are men ... con.
WIW batt tiled to that $LOS ti'Ol1ed WIMn padclled "-' the
tall rate 10 promlnently IMD• ,..,., ..
tloned at Mq.it tbMf ll theN 18OM t.laJ.q ....,_all
1. Qt7 .,...,_ John Salton elM tbat a ....._ :J •• lt'a
made a .Uibt .,. cii!IO.OOO on J\Uitk& He m.w.. -be
bla Mttmate ol OQf oU tncome. JMma eerl7, 1Mt If be Ia ltlht.
Could that bt tile m)"'t.eriout he will be ceiDaMIDdiid: If lle
well Jlfo. 7f atepe out ol ltDt and ......_ tbe
2. Coundl voted 4 to 3 to let ruJ-. be wm be 8DCUd Ja pro.
the •~1 tu rate at 2 portion to the del'" cl hll m.ta-
ceftta 1NitHcl 011 'flplnc It out deed.. 1'1\at'a Just about the t1nt
for thla )'Mr. It will be Interest-rule In the mJllt&ry book. n.ey
tnr to follow the month by Uke and reapect thetr con:nnan-
rDOnth ~4lq of that money den lf they are toup but Jl.llt.
. . . and I aim to belp you tol. They know where they atand.
low It ln thll column. I cannot too st:ron1))' temm•
• ~ mend fOJ' youT readl"-the edl·
J Me by the papen that the torlal by Marlo Pel In the Satur.
CouncU baa taken the flnt ltep clay Evenlnl tto.t ot Aq. 13. Jt'a
to bar plnballa. Don't you llke on juvenlle dellnquefte7.
the mod.t way the other paper ' • • •
rJvee ltaelf the CftdltT It waa e UGIIftAnc:.
Just 11 Wftka after the Enltp I th.lnk It 1a 10 lmpotta.nt that
atated on plnballa that the other every eUrlble dttzen be ,......
paper climbed on the band tered to vote that 1n order tQ ln-w-.on wtth any mention of the creue the number ot ~ I
subject. The band wrltlnr was wtll 'llat In next week'a column
writ plalnly on the wall by that for your conwnJence the p1aees
time. It wu obvious that the pln-where you may be ~
balla were on t.be way out. Th~
Councll had cleddecl to lnvatt.
aate wtth und.-cover men. Th~lr
applecart waa upeet by a private
lnvestJgatJon, and now fhe Coun-
cil wonders who Upped off their
aecret. Who Ia play1nc tooules
with the other paper?
Per-Student
Expense Cut .
This issue of the Ensign is th. beginning of the ei9'hth year of
publication. Just for the record let us re-state the policies ond prin·
ciples that have guided this newspaper, and shall continue to guide
it through the years ahead. They are the same now os they were when
we started the Ensign seven years ago: accurate , honest, foir and
impartiol reporting of the news: no favorit ism. no coloring of the
news with personal pique or prejudice: a straightforward stand on
controversial issues in this column, the editor's Log : a dedication to
work for improvement of our community. and to campaign against
anything that is harmful to the welfare of our ci tizens. We shall fight
for liberty and individual freedom, because those are the most pre·
c.ious rights we possess. • • •
bold hlves over the Balboa Ani· (ConUnued on Pllp 7)
ling Club Junior championship, ---------""-----------------
were the others who fell under L II
my s pell. They'll probably never e en -
speak to me again.
As an ex-councilman. I waa
troubled wlth the same mJsglv.
lnq when a l.tter to the Coun-
cil was publlahed before It was
received by the Council. There
were other Incidents that pointed
to a leak. • • •
eQOUTJOifl
Total operatlne expen.M per
student tn avera1e dally attend-
ance at Oratap Cout CoU~e
durfnl the put yea.r waa tt2U6,
compared to ttBIUf for 1953-54.
accordlne to the annual report
of Dr. Baal1 Peteraon, collece JINII-
Ident. The averace for all Jun.
lor college diltrlcta In Callfornta
for 1953-54 was $473.93.
e WHERE ARE THE HOPES OF YESTERYEAR?
Looking back over the Ensig ns of a year ago. I note with con-
siderable discouragement this optimistic headl:ne, from the ,A,ug. 12
issue last year:
NEW TRAILER PARK POLICY
OPENS WAY FOR BAY PAR K
A•d heres the story from that Aug. 12 E"sign·
First step in a program that moy transform the C ity Trailer
Park in Ce ntral Newport into a boy front recreation area was ta ken
by Newport City Council Monday evening.
Responding to a request from the ~eague of Civic ,A,ssocia·
tions, C ity Manager J ohn Sailors recommended the following policy
from now until budget time ned year: all lease renewals to expire
not later than Sept. 30, 1955; no leases to be written after April
I, 1955. This policy was adopted by Council in order to be in a
position to make a decision at ned budget time.
''Desirability of eventually developing this property as a public
beach is unquestionable," Mr. Sailors said. The big problem, he
sc!lid. is to adjust for the loss of income-$+4.1 b-4.1 6 to tel last fiscal
year, and a net of $33.~3.10. He expressed belief thot it could be
made into a self supporting recreationol oreo, mentioning por~ing
meters as a source of income. • • •
What hos happened in a year's time to dim thot gellont idee,
and that 'unquestionable desirobility ? 1 wo me mbers ot I hot Coun·
cil of a year ago are sttil there-Mc!lyor Dora Hill a nd Councilman
G erald Benne tt. There is st1il the some c.ity manager. John Soilors.
who spoke those weic.ome words. And we hove still the same city
engineer, Ber1 Webb, who drafts plans forT railer Park improvement.
The need for more recreational areas is still shomefully with us. And • ail we get from our City Council is a re,.,ege on its public spirited
gesture of a year ogo. • • • e LOGGERHEADS:
I~ the ci ty of Newport Beoch reolly serious obou t its cloims to
be needing revenue? Tho! s the onswer-and the only answer-when·
ever trer-:l s discuHion about getting the city out of the trailer port
bu:;· ne•s. Can t offord to drop the troile r par~. the city sez, because it
bw1gs ;"' a net of $30.000 or more. If the city is reolly serious about
lod trq for revenue, how s obout taking o look at the trosh and gar·
boge collection stluat•on. That cost is now being paid ou t of the
general ci ty tax, w.thoul regard as to the omount of service pro
v 1ded. A I 00 per cent bu iness-l1ke way of handling this situation •s
to levy a collection charge in direct proportion to the amount of
ptck-up. Tha t's whet private enterprise would do. In fact. there's a
thought; let jt out on bid. and let some private firm or individual ta~e
e FISH EVE1lTW11EilE
On Saturday. between clean-
In g up the yard and running the
5527 Onacrest Drive
Los Angele11 43. Calll.
J uly 18. 1955
ramlly taxi to the Falr. the mar-Editor,
ket and the Buffalo Ranch. I'd Newport Harbor Ensign .
turn on my s hort wave every Corona del Mar. CaiUornla
on('e In a while. To hear lt. you'd Dear Slr:
think the blue-Pacific was alive In an article dated Thursday.
with fish. Most exciting news July 14. 1955, you state: "Harry
was from Forest Smith on his big c. Brewster of Los Angeles.
Toluca. who reported six mar~ln owner of property on Balboa
just oft the Laguna Hote~. l ve 1sland, Is contesting the constltu
YE'! to meet Forest, but I 11 bet tlonallty of the ordinance on the
he II nt>ver guess what that re-grounds of Invasion of his pro-
port did to old C. Q . l lost a lot perty rights.''
of sleep reassembling my last You further stated that Mr.
year's marlin gear, Including a Davb CCity Attorney Carl Davlsl
scavenger hunt through the deep was satisfied the Court would
tree-1..e to see If I had a flying find the ordinance proper and
fish or two In lt. constitutional and he said the
The albacore news was so unl-undertaking of the defense of
veraally good, they even quit the ordinance In court would
talking about It on the Silent coat the clty $1,000. He further
Hour. stated, ~e Super'« Court hu
"WeJI," I thought. "we just held that aome laws which have
can't miss tomorrow." been declared unconstltutJonal
Just before the alarm hit me at thirty years ago are now proper
4:30 a.m. 1 had been dreaming under pollee powers because con-
that I'd caught the flnrt marUn dltlons and times have changed.
of the ~ason. It weighed 692 Similarly thls Easter week ordl-
pounds and was taken on 3/6 nance might have been declared
from a 14 foot outboard, single unconstitutional thirty years ago
handed. VIce . President Nixon but now conditions have changed
presented me with a silk flag and It can be ruled necH.SatY for
with the big "Number One" on the general welfare of the com
lt. while Don Locke. QUI Plgg munlty."
and Frank Linnell clamored for I am of the opinion that the
my autograph. The LUe Maga . Constitution of the United States
zlne photographer's fluh bulbs has stood for the welfare of the
woke me up. By 5:30 the Myjo American people rev approxl·
was under way and I was doing ma tely 150 years. I do not see
the only surgery that 1 ever d~ where Mr. Davis or the City
on a couple of flying fish. Now-Council of Newport Beach can
a days I always sew 'em up with abrogate that In any respect. The
monofilament. city owes It to the young people
to pursue this aa far as possible.
e tERFECf DAT Mayor Hlll said, ''perhaps you
It was a beautiful day. Every don't realize to what extent we
where we trolled, boats were full arc In the public t>ye of other
of happy people bending rods. communlUea who have the .arne
The waters were In a continuous problPm we do."
boll with huge schools of tuna Mayor Hill Is under-selllng
and albacore. When did we hook herself and those people who
up? Not once~ I waved to Forest dlllgently worked with her to
Smith on the Toluca. We saw bring about better conditions In
Don Locke on the Big Boy. (Sor-Newport Beach durlne Euter
ry you didn't get that broadblll week. particularly Mn. Baca of
you had on. Don.) We heard all the PTA. and representatives of
the old famlllar voices: Beany the Youth Authority and the
Aftlerbaugh on the Schoolboy; principals and profesaora of the
Dee Cook. my Jut year'a marlin various schools who attempted
skipper on that double marlln to brlne home to the parent. of
boat. the Flo-Dee; Laughing Boy youngsten, who enJoy the beauty
Joe Koons on the On~h!.One; of Newport Beach and Ita au.r-care of it. • • • old standby Elmer on the DeDe round!Dp, the neceulty of cha·
r .. UTY WILL PREVAIL II ; the Beard. ChlU. o.n the Bt.. peroned FJUP. e 81:1"\ cult. They were all there, full of It Is certain. that other com-
We know about thot dope c.,lleci Oior, don t we fe llas? We moy those witticisms that come over munltla are watchlna this law
be no greet sh.,kes at following the fashions, but there are certain the air only 1fhen the waters are ault whJdl J h~ve tlled In the
I _..J full of fish and promlael. lnterat ol the American youth points we keep a pretty sharp eye on. Oior, you recal. trieo to un· and In the Interest of American.
feminize female styles-in places where it just wouldn't work. Now he • I~ lam. J t.blnk Mayor HIU ll belnr
has relented, and is allowing the womer} to hove figures after all. Then 1 lot a strike. Someone badly ml8l_, by poor advice. yelled. J looked just In time to The City Attorn., cautioned
Which brings to mind, with considerable glee, th is Log of a year see that heavy swirl. The ll~e the council, "this would be a
ago. in which was written: waa out of the outrtgeer, the reel toueh •. aw tult and It Ia poe~lble
'Women, bless 'em. will fall for Oior's hippy and flat chested waa buz:z.lna like a den of rat. U> late ft.., The law .uJt Ia JOlt tiers. I eue hlm the butt. before It 1ta.aU If the AmeriCan nonsen~. becau~ that's the way with women and new fashions, "Hook-up, Horace!" 1'1\en he dtlzenl cl Jlfewport leach, plua
particularly Parisie nne. We do not despair, however-we men, Jumped. When he hit the .._ater, the orpnbled Chamber of Com·
that is--because we know beauty and curves will eventuolly pre· he landed 10 hard It almoM meree and the patrlotte lfOUPI. knocked bla teeth out. such u U.. ArMrlcan 1A1Jon. vail. and fashions will one day be busting out ell over agoin." UauaUy J put lbar'lcl blldt, World War ~ &n4 tJMtr
• • • alter a Uttle operation. '"'" DM Awdl..S. would lab proper
S SET THE •£rORO STRAt6HT wu a bonita. I thoqbt of tiM ldion aad dnlaJMI tbat tbe aty eLET' "•r macte that Ml,:bbor A.n4y Attoral'J' ...... a.a. IUit fortll·
1 get ril.d by Johnny-come-l.tely bandwe9on jumpers. So let' • Smith dole wtt!l one ot thae ID wttJa and not ....... 1M tax.
Mt the ,.,Qtd drei9ht on this C4t"lFNi9n to get rid of ptnbells end hJ8 W'lllbtDf W.U ....._ aou.. ,.,.. to UJ' _.. ...-.
u _._..J ·-t..t L--' th En • tft' ' the '"W..U .. tNj OM for Alacltr, Ooanef!Wn ........ *wiiUtftd pey·om. It wes donwu "'~'' ~ '" • ''9"• on IS p89e. 1n acwee.," 1 laAd. ~~Grace ....,. ...... • tM ...,. .. ._.. M •·
weekly GOiumn of ,.doubtable Cot Andy Smith. wty bed on Mey Wid tti1 ~ -AS eaJI. ._... .. _.,. o..,,. ... P\1 at s. end h.s bMn continued in Andy's column, end in the locJ, end on blr. We put a IMit V'Nr ... .._. ..., ....., ..... IMI Jirctol•
P9 one. It wet the fONMI request by Col. Smith. presented in writ· eat -...s IIIIi leto llae Gila :-,!"'* -::..• .=:. ':
ift9 et the June 27 Council mMtin<J. that started the Council inYelti-All "-7 ,.. liNd ,.. ... :J e _... ... -. ~ Of pey-offs .•. Let'• 9iw etedit ....,_ credtt Is due. (And rl ....,....., .,.._ II' t1a ..... '-IIW 1111 '!I
w tt..1 b. IOfM unt~ind enoi9h tO Wf• "Gtw the devil hit due.'1 =: :=.; ~~:.::. • I n 8.
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Has Monterey OU Co. violated
a nce with the coJUJUtutJon of the Its contract with the city to the
United States. point of erounda for cancella-
No pollee officer hat the right Uon?
to enter any premises except Ia the city losing tax Income
where an actual crime Is being on certain possessory Interests!
committed a nd his right to enter I understand some members of
Is tully covered under the Call-the Council wer~ desirous of hav-
rornla Penal Code In the 800 Sec-lng a friendly little tete-a-tete
tlon. which clearly defines the with the county assessor. but
powers of a pollee officer. 1t were unable to arra nge a meet.
gives him the power to enter a lng until after the annual mHt-
bulldlng. even to break down lnga or the County Board of
doors U necessary. where a dis-Equalization were cloe.ed for the
turbance or crime Is actually year.
being committed. I am beglnnine to wonder lt
Mr. Davis said however, that maybe I am a crusadel'. Maybe
It Ilk 1 I am suffering from a rush of was very un e y that a court self rl"hteousness to the h'"'ad. would laaue a warrant for search • "' for over-crowding. "Sworn a.Ul· Well, you don't develop much
davits of wltrfesses are n~ded," muscle and brains from grand-
Councilman Higbie said, •land It stand sltUna. You can't get tar
La practically Impossible to eet With that kind, letting Ceo. do
auch sworn aWdavJta." Mr. Hart. It Instead of cllmblnr down onto
Pteeldent of Newport Hatbor the fWd and l'llixiDC It up whm
Board of Realtors, sald he had we know our public ~ant. are
just come from the regular wrong.
Thursday meettn,r of the Realty • 1 LIKE 10C.UQAir Board and that "the board Is behind you lOO?k" "We will Speaking ot erandftanda, J am w~tnt members of the Realty to be doing aome quarterbaclrlne
Board to appear as witnesses'' on the University of Mlchlean
the City Attorney said. ''We wiJJ .thta fall.
be happy to do so," Mr. Hart re. Anybody eot sentimental Jean.
pJied. lngs toward any of the UnJver.
I take exception to Mr. Hart'A
statement that the Realty Board
Is 100% behind this city ordl·
nance. I know u a matter of
fact that the Waldron Realty
Company. one of the most repu.
table realty companies In New-
port City, people who have
handled my property for years,
are not behind Ordinance No.
741. They are 'whole-heartedly
behind an effort to eliminate
those things whJch have ~me
distasteful due to lack of proper
city manaaement, to-wlt:~ver·
crowding, hoodlumlam and van
dallam and all of this can be
cbareed to the lack of manace-
ment put and present. with the
exception of the tine work
which haa been done by our
present Mayor, OOJ'a Hlll, and
tboee people who have worked
so dutrently wtth .her to brine
about a cleaner and finer New·
port Bea~dty.
Stncerely,
Bany c. Brewwter
alty of Michigan's opponents ln
fooc ball thls fall! Beln' a Uttle
sentimental my.elf about my
alma mammy, I am out on a
limb. I like them against any ot
their opponent.. And I just aim
to &1ve you some tint hand re-
ports from Ann Arbor come foot .
ball season. • • • e DELDfQOEJfCT
"Guess there must be 10me.
thine to Juvenile delinquency or
boys wouldn't be so bad."
I go back to the days when
teacher wallopused you over the
trunk rack witt\ a brus bound
ruler, slapped your hand with lt.
and on super-holidays rave you
a tii-ZAI part In your hair.
We mu.t not fnatrate the lit-
tle darllnp. cauae that makes
them tlmld. Bribe them, cater to
them, appeal to them, never
era. them, don't aay don't. trua-
trate them never. There Ia only
one exeeptlon: when they aet lire
to the hou..--tllat'• barred.
Thla Jut one I llke: "ChUdren
The 1955 report of "Rertudy o!
the Needs ot California In Hleher
Education" reveall that the av.
eraee total expense foT educa-
tion and general purpoeee per
student credit hour In OCC wu
approx.Jmately one.fourtb that of
the UnJverslty of Calltomla. two..
thirds that ot private universities
In Calltornla and three.fourt.hs
that ot state colleges.
FIN lila Tl'llll Willi
1,210 ......... .
Wheel bearlne friction waa
blamed for a tire flre which
threatened to engul! a raaoUne
tank truck at 5:12 a.m. Aue. 6th
on Cout Hwy. 100 yard• wetrt of
Marine Ave. Newport Beach fire.
men exttnruiahed the Ute fire
on the rlrbt rear of tbe tl'aller
whJdl contalnecl approxtmate.JF,
6,2SO caUona ol luo.llne.
M. C. We.t of Compton. driwr
ot the truck. attempted to a .
tb\fUlah the blaze with hla ex.
tJngu.laher but tailed. The true.k
Ia owned by The Tnaa Co. of
Wllmlneton. ------
WJU non TIIDP
Someone attempted to steal
gu from a euotlne pump In hi•
service Illation c!urlnr the night.
Dick Cr-amer of 124 Marine Ave ..
Balboa l&land. complained to
Newport poJice on August 4.
The eu hoee waa partially cut
near the nozzle but wtre lnalde
the hoee prevented the cut gotne
all the way throueh. the atatlon
operater explalned. The pump
showed no loee o! cu.
UBSCIIIE
To The Newport ~Harbor Ensign
SAVE
SAFELY '
At Orange County'•
Leading Home LendN!g
lnatltutlon
CONTINUING
TO PAY .
PER ANNUM
ALL ACCOUNTS INSUltED
UP TO $10,000
All Accounh Opened
o .. -lef.,..
The I O+h of the Month
Earn Fro~~t the ht.
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
I LOAN ASSOClA TION
222 OcNa Ann"
LAGUNA BEACH
,.._ HY4-Iln
Census Bureau Gives Report
On Population Breakdown
'I'M otrSdaJ Bureeu ot Cenaal NPOft on tiM May It ~ In
Ute City ot Jlfewpon Inch lt.ta the tocal populadoa u ~5tl. Thla
Ia an 1.ncreue ot l..zM. or 7.1 per Cftlt, evtr u.. u,acn tn.habltut.a
on Nov. ~ U53, and an lnCftue ot e,t21. or 53 per eet. over the
U.UO lnhabltaJIU on Aprtl 1. J.B.
1'be number of penon. Uvlna In dwelllnl unlb (wblch es.
duct. peraona Uvtnr tn places auc:h u lnatJtutJona, roomlnr hoWlS
and hotel&) wu 18,486. 'Jbere .... 7,065 occupied dwellina untta
Jn Newport Beach as of May ~ wtth an averap ot 2.61 peraona
per dweUtnt unit.
.
Color and sex May 24,
19M
Total ···-···-··-·-··· 18,Ml Male ....................... _._ 8,82'7
Female ............... _ ........ 9,TI4
White .................... 18.~
Male ........ -.,................. 8,802
Female ............. ~-·· 9,688
Non white ............ 51
Male .............................. 25
Female ... -... ·---·-·-26
April 1,
1950
12,UO
5,876
8.244
12.067
5.,850
6.212
53
21
32
lncreue, April 1, 1~.
to May 24, 19M
Number Pf!rcent
6,421
2,951
3.470
6,423
2,947
3,476
-2
4
.e
Vacation School Enrollment .
At COM Church Totals I 09
The Corona del Mar Commu.
nlty Church, Congregational, re.
por,tt!'d an enrollment of 109 and
a good response to the two weeka
of DaiJy Vacation Bible School,
under the leadership of Mta. J.
W. Rande ll and Miss Allene wu.
son (from the conference office)
and a hoet of teachers and help-
ers.
The Junior High visited a
Jewish Synagogue one day and
Dr. Clinton Emmerson showed
some of hla plcturt>S or the Na-
vajo IndJans In Arizona to the
children.
Thursday night was open
houllf! for the parents and
friends, to see the crafts and
hear the songs and BJble pas-
sages learned durinr the two
Wef!ks.
The offerings ret"elved go to
the Ft. Berthold Mission school
for the Indlans.
The school ended with a picnic
held at Cost a Mesa Park. Church
members and frlend11 donated
money tbr the refreshments.
Pupils and Teachers attending
the Bl ble school were:
StlleiiJP..._ .... , , .......... ,
There ta a pouJblllty of atate
purcha.se of the rtrht-of.way ror
a new accea road to the Corona
del ll(u bMdl, at)" 1t1.aaaaer
John !anon lnlormf!d the Coun-
cil Jut week. He h u therefore
delayed the previously author
!zed steps for dty pu~base of
that por1lon of Rocky Point.
He ravf! this lntormaUon In
answer to a request from the
Park Comm ission tor a prorress
report on the acquisition of
Rocky Point and Block C. State
approval or acqulrlng Block C.
back of Buck Gulley, Is still
bf!lng awaited, he said.
•1111 llcA.11111 Dies
Servlct'S for Mrs. Ncllle Me
Adams. 71. former resident of
Costa Mesa and Newport for 2tl
years. were held :July 28 In
Parkt>S Ridley Mor1uary Chapel
She died July 25 In Beman Sanl·
tarlum In WhitHer.
Klndf!rgarten -'Shelly Cun er,
Tommy Purcell, BUJy Smith, Nel.
son Donaldson, Cralr Grahm,
Bruce Grahm, Treasure Arens.
Susan Holden, Susie Farrel,
Gren Beall. V l t' k I Brlscoe.
Chrtstl Briscoe, and Gregg Kel
len.
Prlmary-Kirk Buttermore, Pat
Drlskel, Timmy Thompson, Su
san Butterworth, John Broderick,
Melinda Brock, Ricky Hewitt,
Steven Pattison. Tom Tosdall.
Sally Hayton, Chris McDonell,
Jim Harrah. Tina Bobman, Bobby
Bo8qulck. Penny Coudlein, Tim.
my Farrc:-1. Cindy Bellinger,
Cathy Belllnrer, Chris Nelson.
John Burbage. Terry Zander,
Kathleen lnstrune, and Joe
Whyte.
Lower Junior-Barbara Smith.
Roberta Riggs, Susan Carter. Su.
san Verberg. Morlo Kennedy,
Susan Hayton. Kimberly Custer.
Jean Brock. Terry Flane~ln.
Lowry Tho m p son , Kathlf!f!n
Kelly, Brent Turner. Mark Van
Dyke. Janice Beeney. Penny
Co n k 11 n , Donna Mossholder,
David Hendricks, Jessie Conklin.
Mike Farrel, Adrian Farrel.
Doug Hamel, Bf!tty Burbage, and
Jim Whyte.
Junlo,.._gparky Jay Lonrley,
Peter Stucky, Douglas Gomke.
Ginny Procter, MargMet Ingram,
Louise Sweet, Grace Buttermore,
John Gruwell, Mike Flanegin.
John Sweet, Sbelley Brandy.
Rocer Grable, and Sheri !leaD.
JunJor High-Mary Zllm. Ann
Humuon, Nancy Gardner, BUl
CalHa. Tom Smith. Judy Stucky,
Holly Ingram. Lor~na KeUy,
Lynn Thompson, James Olen.
Terry Scott. Pat Watson. Jack
McSenney. Mary Bodine, Lorrlne
M o 1 s h o 1 d e r , Gary Bohman,
Karen Babson.
T f! ache r 11 werf!: Mrs. Lois
Meador. Mrs. Zona Parker, Mrs.
K. V. Dllt'l, Allene Wilson, Nancy
Rryant, Joan Burback. Sandie
Deardorff. Mrs. Kathrlne Procter,
Mrs. Jane Bogert, Mrs. Ruth Hu-
mason, and Rev. Edwin Gomke.
Planlsts--Mra. C. Smith and Mrs.
F. Vought. Music Director-Mrs.
Leslie Steffensen. Registrar -
Mrs. John E. Sadlelr. Refresh-
ment Host~Mrs. Luelle Shan.
non.
Announcing the Merger .....
Costa ........
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e WEDifE.SDAT, AUC. 10
Mrs. J. Larson or 304 Dahlia
Ave.. Corona del Mar, reportf'd
the theft during the night of a
fuchsia and a small green plant.
valued at $5 ... L. J. Orsatt or
1818 W. Ocean Front, Nc:-wport
Beach, reported prowlers a round
his home for the last five nights
between 11 and midnight ...
A San Marino man who wail al
iegedly bothering a 16-year <.tid
girl In the 3500 block E Coa~t
Hwy., Corona del Mar. was given
a stern warning and sent out or
town ... Sherry fay Smith. 6. or
211 28th St.. Newport Beach was
taken to Hoag Memorial Hos
pltal for treatment of a head In
Jury after being h it by a rock
when her brother. Bobby Dee
Smith, 9, and Marl1n H. Sm ith,
203 28th St .. Newport Beach. were
throwing rock.s at a board ...
Ted Bailey of 2037 E. Ocean
Blvd .• Balboa. reported the theft
or a 12 root boat and 5~ horse
power outboard motor; the boat
and motor later were recovered
at the root of 21Jt St .. Newport
Beach, missing a gas tank, two
cuahlon.a. a nlne.pound anchor
and 100 foot or Une on • aJumJ.
num reel ... Ch arles P. H~nsen
of 608 S. Bay Front. Balboa
Island, reported the theft (rom
his bo~t ot hls three horsepower
outboard motor valut!'d at S150
with another one lett In Lts place
and was notified that oUI~~
had recovered his motor ... J.
C. Berryman of 1318 E. Balboa
Blvd .. Balboa. rc:-ported the theft
or his 12Joot boat. 15 horsepow~r
outboard motor and gas tank all
valued at $759 e T11UUDAT. AOC. ll
Three juvenile boys, two from
Nc:-wport and one from Costa
Mesa, admitted trying to take:-a
hub cap trortl the car oC Howard
Russell or 3900 W. Occ:-an F'rontt
Newport Beach. at 12:02 am. and
were rc:-leased to tht> motht>r of
one ...
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Car DiYII l•to BIJ
$5&000 Store BUI1ding
Pea •••it in Udo Center
A....-t buUdtPC pes"'D.lQ aJ. e CIJI'1' IIA YO ,.41 ba¥e COI'De cloee to equal. Jamee Hf'r'm&l\. addition at 618
Uq tM 18:50.81 total f« all ol St.~~ ltd., 12.000.
Jut month. Permlta luuecl dur· e IAL80A ISLAKD
~ U.. put week exceeded Bert TUton, tf!nce at D Col
aDO.OQO ln value, the larpst Jlns. 1300; Hel~n McAJI t~r. wall
belnr a 15(),000 store bulldtnr In at 1.36 Coral, 1200: Ralph Deems.
Lido Shopplnr Center. at 3«M re.roor at 322 Marine, $200.
VIa Lido. It tWill be ooc:upled by e LIDO ISLE
&lnow'a Department nore. to be Dr. Mlles Hudson. 6 room. 1
operated by Mr. and Mra. Ropr story, 1 unit dwc:-lllng at 204 VIa
Barrow, who formerly owned. a Orvleto, $14.750 .
department atore In Costa lieu. ------
Followtnr permlt.a were luued;
••&WJOn 404 Calls for
Harbor Dept.
nw harbor department an
swerf'd 4(}:J calls durlnr the
month of July, Harbor Muter
Russell E. Craig has reported.
Thf! services lncludt!'d four
rescue calls. 11 assists to large
boats. 16 assists to small boata.
lnvestlgat('(i rour boats broken
Into at moorings. made 29 speed
arrests and four other arrest&.
Thrt'f' dNt>li<'t row boats were
round and d~troyed and 19
~ dau&'hteF, Mary Beth. wu
born to Mr. and Mrs. J&RW~e on..
son of the Arches Motel, Newport
BHch, in Hoec Memorial H-.
pltal on Wedne.day, July 27.
La J
IIA lUS.J
LIDS FM IllES
S"J'-211). TED l.OU
Conatruction Locma
Baaln Shipyard, ottlce at 300
W. Cout Hwy.. 13,600; Rosan
Inc., wall at 2901 W. Coast Hwy ..
~; KJnr Dance StudJo, stcn at
3440 VI a Oporto. $1.500; Paul
Kerr, cabana at 10 Lido Annex.
Lido trailer park, $2.500: A. E.
Muller, cabana at 45 Drake. Lido
traJler park. $2,000; Everett
Blegf!r. 1 nory store buUdlnf at
2944 W. Cout Hwy., ~600;
Robert DeckeF, re-sldlnc at 219
36th St .. $855; Ralph Dean, ga.
rage at 407 39th St., $1,000; Wll
~right Ice Cream, sign at 128
W. Coast Hwy., Sin); James Jf!n·
nlngs. sun shade ror waxing at
service station. 301 E. Coast
Hwy., $200: M. Thornburg. 2-story
store and ortlce building at 3404
pie-ces or dt'hrls found and de SEE 801 SA"J"Tt..D
VIa Lido, $50,000.
e COaOifA DEL MAll
Anderberg, fence at 422 Hazel.
$150: Dr. H. L. McCulloch, new
entrance to otrlce, 2931 E. Coast
Hwy., $1.000: Joe Rossi, wall a\J
alley. 1406 First St.. $400; Web-
ster. carport at 3024 Ocean Blvd.,
$1.150. e DIVllfE TEUACE
Leonard Graves, 6 room. l
stroyed Six row boats were held I ft-
for ldentlfkation a nd rNurn and Pllrier1rtca11 .,._
17 row boats WNt> reported lost 2515 E.. eo.t Bwy. CDII
and O()t rl'C.'OverPd
Twenty nine I'(YW boats were Pb. IIA ,_ ID S.SliS
found and rNurnc:-d to their own (ll.tro Life luai'UIICI Puada)
ers. 10 I'Qm plalnts of speed re ~ijiij
celved. 25 other complaints re-. 1
celved, 32 gurst vessels accom J A M E s modated. n1nt> shore moorings In
Installed. ""~' orr shorP mooring D
Installed and 186 mlcellaneous
calls answPrPd 0
story, 1 unJt dwelling at 1200 Lee Bolil Joill Stiff Bayside Dr .. $23,650.
RAY
BIINilc C11lrllllr e lfEWPOaT KEJCBTS c. Shenn Allen. 15 room. 1 ~ Bolin ot 1210 S Bay Front.
s tory, 3 unit dwelling at 1802 Balboa hland. has jolnf"d the
Havc:-n Pl., $20.~. at'd at 1702 staff uf thP William Sanford
Haven PI , $20.800: Boulevard Real Estate:-Office. 1306 Park
*"6 L COAST HWY ~
COl ONA DEL MAl
HAI'bot 476l
Liquor Store. sign at 449 Newport Ave .. Balboa l!'llnnd t..icfettee: HkiNt 41,.
Blvd .. $500; George Ward. }.story. For the past 30 )'ear · ~tr Bolin l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!l!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!l!l
I unit dwelling at 2708 Clllf Dr .. rl'prt>S('Otf"d a womPn s wear a ..CWO
$16.500; s. E. Briggs, 1 story. 1 1 manufaC1urlng firm of Clev~ yo£11Rll~'
unit dwelling at 27~ Cliff Dr.. land, Ohio. In charge of sales r
$10 300 men rovPrlng Callfor01n. Arizona. ~~tt1' ._ f C:. · · New Mexico. Hawaii and AluRa 1:,1" ~ jUJW
He Ls one of 10 men who have
4 B H I d fl own a million miles by air In &AUS TIDE oys e connt"ctlon with his work. -.JA&S OUk:le lapply
After Chase For thl' past 15 yean Mr. and ~ ......._ ..
Mrs. Bolin own('(i a summer 1011 a.ada
home In the harbor area. mov
Four Juvenile boys. 15 and 16, log here permanently two years I £ II
from Norwalk were arrested by ago. They have two sons. both I U PII L I J £Ill Newport pollee at 3:30 a .m. Sat· of whom S(>rved In the U. S
urday, Auf. 6, for lack of par. armed llf!rvlces durin& World
ental control wlth the driver of War U. Jlm Bolin Uvea In lt.e
~ ou ~ on an added ~~~~-~:::::..Bo::U:n:_~":~::~:m:UIIiiiiii~~~ii~ililaadf eharce or rKkless driving. ;rea.
Thelr arrest foUowt!'<f a high n.. C.oaf ... -J)nla' 1 dl; sPf!ed t'hase during whkh offl.
cers tired two shou at the pur -Uphalt Tile -Rubber ,I~
sued vehlcl~. They were finally FormJca -Llnol~um Til~
stopped on Coast Hwy. one mile CAlL JIIS' LDf="
south of Corona del Mar. The I 135 E. l7tla St. e-ta .._ t'hase star1ed after otfl<'ffS on LmEIITT 1-4252
rouUne patrol beblnd the Chefs I 22 Yurs In Oranre County Inn. Corona df!l Mar. attempted
to question the Juvenll('S In a
1 sedan.
Heart AHack Filii I I
To Ylaillr 11 Buell 1
Georgt> Pe<'k. 50. of Downc:-y.
died of a hear1 attat'k on the
beat'h at Balboa at 5:4--1 p.m.
Saturday. Aug. 6th. pollN? re
port Pd.
Mr. P~k had !x>i'n swimming
and t"amC' up on the bt"at'h west
of the Balboa Pier and was lying
down as IC to takt> a sun bath. A
l'hort t lml' later a small girl Costa Mesa Lu11ber Co.
Earl L. Kllgort>. 29. of Garden t'am<-up to LifE' Guard Jadt
1
LUMBER -BUILDING MA 1'EBIAlS
Grove turnt!'d his t'ar oveor Into Stt'lnman to report the man's Rewport al'f'd.. Coeta Neea LJberly a.1011
Newport Bay at 1.25 a.m . Aug. 1 faC'e was blat'k. LlfE' guards gave ';::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::==: at the north-end of Central Avf! .. artlfl<'lal re-sp iration until a 1
Orco Block Co. Newport Bf!ach. Kilgore told po-physklan was t"a lled and pro-I
lice he was travf!Ung about 50 nount"t'd him dc:-ad HI~ body was
mHes-an.hour on the df!ad end removf'd to Baltz Mortuary In Co. BUILDING BLOCXS-All SIZES--ALL TYPES street. He t~ out a barricade rona del Mar 1 and street lamp before landtnr I lttr PKk had bet-n editor or I JAcboa 7..222t
ln the bay. pollee said. The the Scientific News or North .U 1tateUc1. StaatOD
motorist was not hurt. AmMican Aviation In Downey .
so what! You can keep your m~l qu.1.hC)·
high without raising your tempemure-or
temper ... by cooking che one rrall) cool
way: on an tltrtric range! 5« J0'" dtttlrr .
The cold tact as that an
dectnc home food fre.:z.a
saves you ame, mon~
and trips to the Store .
You sbop when you lalct'
.. W1)WIII, wM ..... 31 Jeul ..,..._, ........ ol Mr& a.rw A.-at rt I k .,. 111. Artlaur J>cM•I~ ,........ ot m
aD4 Kn. ....... W ... •tea ,.._ ~A .. Corou del Mar,
Wide &Dd ~ wW Met._.. aDd tiM ..._ Mr. J'arper. Tbe
at • ........, A-. ~ M ~room ia the 110ft ot Mr. and Kn.
Mar, att. a llrief boMIIDOOIL Lbadlq C. ~na ot alverton,
1'tae ....... t.be....,. liMa ""' l...,.
lAY IT WJ1'11
MJS &. Coat Bwy. 8
COBOJifA DEL IIAB
Pbooe Bcubor 5011 ;;;ill!!~
harbor photo lab
cameras
repairs
rentals
tast
COLOR
Tbe JOUDa couple w-. mar-
ried sw.cs.y, July S11n a double
rln1 ceremony performed by Rev.
£win& Hudlon. ual.tant putOI' ot St. Andrews Preabyt«lan
Churd\. 1be tervJce wu held at
the home of Mt. and Mra. Roeeoe
G. Hewitt ol Santa Ana, llfelonc
friends of the Farcher family.
Mr. Hewitt cave the bride away
and Mr. an4.Mn. John campbell
of Westwood Hilla lft'Ved u ma-
tron of honor arid best man.
The marrlace rites were Jm
mediately followed by a recep
tlon at the Hewitt home, which
wu a bower ot flowers and Olck-
epnc candle. for the occasion.
Mrs. Lena Barre«. mother of Mr.
Hewitt, presided over the wed·
dine cake, and lira. Hewitt ana
Mrs. F. W. Andenon usJ.sted
with cotlee and punch. Little
Kathleen Hllb1ua and Judith
Moore of San Diego received euests and p~lded over the
guest book.
lall ....... ...
... 7 ....... ,
Gall Weller. 400 Santa Ana Av
en~e. Newport Heights, daughtE'r
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weller.
celebrated her seventh birthday
anniversary Aug. 3 with hE'r
brother, William, sister. Suzanne
and neighborhood children.
Pinning the tall on the donkE'y,
and potato races were among the
games played before the birth
day cake, Ice cream. party hats
and noisemakers. The farnlly tra.
SERVlCE ditlon of a gaily decorated Jack
KornE'r box revealed hand pup.
~ts to each child as they pulled
a string which broke the paper
covering and released the happy
clowns.
Among tho~ sharing In the
Fa• , ... , blrthday celebration and bring ~ .. ing gifts were: Dean. Jay and
A late afternoon weddlng at
St. James Eptacopal Churcll, at
the entrance to Udo Isle, em
Saturday, Aug. 6. wu followed
by a reception for nearly 200 at
the Ne\Yport Harbor Yacht Club
honoring tht> newlyweds. Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Bradley Witmer.
Tht> bride Js the fMmer Mra.
James W. Barbee of Balboa, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
rington Chism Feild ol Los An.
geels. The groom, a resident of
China Cove, Ia the son ol Mr.
and Mr!J. William S. Wltme>r, for-
merly of Pasadena, and now resJ.
dents ol their new home at 2CX17
Baysldl:' Dr .. Corona del Mar.
Mrs. H. Payne Thayer of Bal-
boa attt>nded the bride as mat.
ron of honor. The groom's
broth~;>r. William B. Witmer of
San Marino. was hla brother's
best man. The ceremony was
performed by ~v. John H. Parke,
1111 ...... IIIII , ........... ....
~ Bonnie McDiv1tt. Karin Neff,
111.. Paople'heva b..ft Cliff Kreutz.Xamp. Donnie Butts. ,. and Jannlne Carlson. ~ saying ••• and Comlng from Coronado to be
111.. on hand for the celebration were ~ believing that the honoree's grandparents. Ad· ,. C mJral and Mrs. 0. A. Weller. • YOU AI Gall's dad Is a geologist t or Shell
~ 011 Co. In Long Beach. ~ DO BETTER SOif IOIUf TO IWIIZS
August nuptials are being
planned by Mlas Darleen Kleln
of Garden Grove and Jack H.
Wood of Costa Mesa. The August
26 weddln& will take place In
the CostA Mesa Community
Methodist Church betwet'!n the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Klein of Garden Grove and the
10n of Mr. and Mra. H. J. Wood
of 212 Flower St., Costa Mesa. ~ lit A son, Mark WUllam. wu born
• to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heinz of AJIT II.ALLa JIO't"E
• 127 "G" St., Balboa. Jn Hoar The Art Halb have moved
• Memorial Hospital on Thursday, from 900 W. Bay Ave .. Nt'Yt'port
Aug. 4. Beach. to Lone Beach. .. .
: Fwnitur•~ Food, Clothing and Medicine
: eomple~e._::ahlnp Are Taken to Navaio Indians
• 1131 Xawpon A.._
COSTA MESA Approximately nine tons of
food, clothing and medical sup.
plies were delivered recently to
Navajo lndlans, 100 miles north
of Flagstaff, Ar1z.
new mlnt.ter at St. James.
Uahera Included VIncent Je.
rema Healy of Uc:lo. Andrew
Madbon Rutherford ol Uplands,
EdWin Alonzo Barnes ll1 of San
Marino and John Gordon Smith
of Newport.
The new Mrs. Witmer was
dresaed In an aqua pleated chif-
fon gown of street length, with
a pink feather hat. She carried
white .orchldl. Mra. Thayer alao
had white orchids. Her dreu was
a Dlor blue tucked Crystaline
dress. She wore a navy blue and
white straw hat.
Recelv1ng at the Yacht club
were the bride's mother In a
turquoise silk suit and Mrs. Wit-
mer In a grey beaded linen
dress. Alter the reception the
newlyweds left &or a honeymoon
at Del Monte Lodge In northern
Ca.IUornla and Lake Tahoe.
1be bride, a war widow. at.
tended UCLA, where she wu a
member ol Theta Upsilon aororl.
ty. She ls treasurer of the Harbor
PanheUenlc Society. The groom
Is a graduate of the California
Institute of Technology and la a
veteran of World War n and the
Korean war. where he aerved as
lat lieutenant In the USAF.
BefOI'e the wedding the couple
were honort"d with a rehearsal
dinner held on the wedding eve
at the home of the gToom's par.
ent.a. The oewlywed11 will be at
ho.me at 429 SevUle Ave .• Balboa.
alter Auguat 20.
FtRST CHURCH 0' CHRIST
~. SCilNmT
UOl V1e LUe, NewPOrt .. ecll
A brench of the Mother Cllwrch, The
First Chwch of Chritt, Scientiat, ln lo.-
lo,, I.Aeuech u .. tta.
Suntley School -----9:15 e.m.
5undey Service --·---I I :00 e.m. W.dne.day EveNn9 MHti"9 1:00 p.m.
Readin9 Room loceted et )) I 5 Vle
Lido. NeWJ>Ort S..ch, ia open -~
days from 10:00 e.m. to 5:00 P·"'-·
W.dllftdeys from 10:00 a.m. to 7:45
p.m. Friday e¥enin91 frof'll 7:00 p.m. to
9.00 p.m. Sundey efternoons 2 to 5 p.m.
Clos•d Holideya.
The public ia cordially irwited to et-
tend the chu"h .. rvicet end u.. the
Readinq ltoom.
1111111 Pili SertrtiJ
Has lllul L•••ll•••
Thto food and clothing was de.
livered In the large aeml.truck
and trailer from the Newport
Harbor Buttalo Ranch by Gene
Clark, o~rator. and Chief Push
Ma Ta Ha, of the ranch Indian
vUllage. Davy Daniel. United DJRECTOil Y
Parcel delivery man In the Co-IIVSIC
Standard S b a d e Clotlu and CUmm Specialties e Drapery H a r d w a r e e Venetian Bllndl.
...... the • CaU hft~ IIAIM
G2 I2Dd lt.. Xawpon -.oda
Mrs. Lloyd Marshall, a new.
comer to Balboa Island. and na.
Uonal vtce.presldent of Alpha
Phi 10rorlty. gave a short talk
at the tourth annual summer
luncheon held r~ntly at the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The
70 guesu represented alumnae
chapten f r 0 m Bakentield to
RJvenlde and 20 college chapters
throughout the United States.
Summer flowers and aea aheU.
wer~ u.sed as decoratJona for the
tables arranged by Mra. H. H.
Renshaw of Lido Isle, Mra. Na.
dene Coplan of Bay Shoree and
Mrs. John Blaich of N~
Heights.
Mrs. Ri chard Larzelere of BaJ.
boa, president of the Orange
County Alumnae Chapter. con.
ducted the meeting and told of
South~ California alumnae ac.
tlvltles.
BRUCE MARTIN
IUTI-TIUGI -FilE-LR
LOCAL AOEin' tm NEWPORT AVE., COSTA MESA
OJ'J'ICE: Llbet'tY 8-!RSM RES. lJbertJ' 8-5013
WIITE n.
rona del Mar area, waa In an-,.... ___ ......;:;:.;:;.:;:.;:..... ___ __,
other truck carrying the medlcaJ Margaret L. Scharle
supplies, mostly aampl• from Teacher of Plano h011pltaJs.
''The Indiana need mattreuea Or&anlat · Ac:oompanl..t
dftperately," aaJd Mr. Clark Ev~~!nfd~:--
afWr the trip. ''They ju.t don't 3tJ7 GOLDENitOD AVE.
have any. They alet'!p In hogaru~ Corona del Mar
on the floor and need cots and '::J~!!i!r£~!i~~L:::: beda." The temperature hits 20 ,. DlaECTOD
degrees below In the winter, he ~encfly "elchborbood Service explained.
The auppllee are dl.st:rlbuted to PARKES-RIDLEY
the mllalonl\rles In the area. MOR'nJ.AJlY
where It t. clven to the most
needy. 110 Broadway
"I doubt very much II anybody u 8-3613 1r 1-MM eo.ta.. M-
eYer treated prt.onera of war llke '-============::: thll," commented Mr. Clark. '1t's ,.
a lood wUl thing that deserves
the attention of the people."
The Indiana Jack food and vi-
tamins and are In extreme pov.
erty. Mr. Clark said. The food
and clothlnc were collected 1n
the aeml.truc.k and trailer from
donora at the ranch dUTing the
past tnonth. The trip wu made
alter the trailer wu loaded. An-
other trip will ~ made after the
trailer la loaded again. Anything
from ahON to mattreaaes la
80U&ht for the new load.
~-raoM JI.LDIOII Summer V'lalton tram Hoop.
aton, m .. are Radle! and Barbara
Goold, who are atayt,.. wtth
th.tr cran.c:lpuer~tl. Mr. and lin.
A. a. Mt<:a.Uvm ol eeo tJdo llfcrd.
lJdo lal~ a.nd occuJonally vUlt.
ln1 their aunt. lira. IW 8lrry of
Cl1ft Hawn. 1"bt lf.rl8 attend
blah tlebool at Claremont Qlrl8
8chool ln tlw fall.
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES Serltnl tbe Harbor .,..
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL JY 1'!m W
Harbor a as:ao &. c.ut maw., ec.oaa del Jlar
Baltz Mortuary
UMI171-2121
17h lr luplrior, ea.ta .....
AMtLE PADDfQ
80'111 LOCA110RS
INSURANCE
"Be Sure-Insure"
WITII
STANLEY
lXSl1a4JfCZ ~
• , • I r., f ... , t \.
Light their life with f/,it/,1/ fit
IT.AO..-ws
nDnTKBIAJI a.u.CII 15th St. 1r St. Andrewa Rd., .._. .,_ IUD lc:Mol
Llbelty ·~ ..... , .... 1--.. 1'"'-t SUNDAY: Mornlnc worahlp, 9:30
anc:l 11 a.m.: Church School,
9:30 and 11:00: Jr. Hleh. Sr.
Hleh and college aee Fellow-
ahl~ 7 p.m.; Thurac:lay, Prayer,
.tudy group, 9:30a.m.
COJOIVJnT'f ....,._ODJIT ... w. lttla lt.. eon. .....
LJbelty I-4SSI .... 1-s* w. JlclbaDe
Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Cburcb Sun-
day School; 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Morning Wonhlp--7 p.m.
CoU•c• Ace 'MYF SerVIce -7 p.m. Hl&h Scllool MYF Servtce; 8 p.m.. young adult. group
service.
TIIZ CIIU'aCII OP ClllUIT 1050 Qucta lt.. e-ta .....
Llbelty ~
D.G.Bant.~
Sunday services: 9:45 a.m . Bible
litudy; 11 a.m. momlne WOJ'-
ahlp; 7:30p.m. evening aervtce.
Midweek aervtce. 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
Tim Cllvaal OP CBaJIT
Odd P.U... lAdfe.
1 .... wpoet Aft..
Coeta ......
L.Delty J.$711
T-...._,Jr.. liiJaUter
Sunday Services: 9:45 Lm. Blble
.tudy; 10:55 a.m. worship aerv-
lce; 7:30 p.m. eventnc service.
CIDIIT Clluac& ft TID I&A c-•rt ........ , ............ taiL •...-t ~ ... ....... a.. . .., A. c ... _
Sunday Wonhlp, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Church School: 9:30 a.m. ICld-
Wet'!k M.etlnJ! 7:00 p.m. w.<l-
nesd&7 prude~ bit 1:15 p.m.
potluck.
Pllln' LVTIIT caa ... OP W&WIOft
....... ~c:..tltll..
IIAitler .. LD n1r ....,. .......... a.,.· 1 •
SundaJ -Yieel: 9:45 a.m.. SUn·
clay 8cllool i U:OO •=or· &hlp Servtce; 1:30 p.m.
ewrtlnJ ':ervl ce; ••·W !ervke: 1:30 p.m. Wedne.day
Prayet Meet1n1.
PDIT AIIUOLY OP GOD
11114 lt. & KWeD-A .... c-t.,._
L.rbelty 14711 ......... c:. a-le. ....
Sunday SChool: 9:30 a.m. Wor· ahlp: 10:56 a.m. and evanceu.t
aervtce, 7 :3Q p.m. Youne People
anc:l Children'• Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. Mid-week Service:
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ladles'
Mlulonary Councll, 1bunday1
9:30a.m. tor all day. ·
I&V&Ji t& DAY ADVDTII1
............... Cit ...... lt..
... pwt .... ta
LDiilfty 1-IQI
EldH D. L lpaaldhi9
Saturday Mornln1 Service.: Sab-
bath School: 9:30 a.m . -Ser-mon: 11:00 a.m. Prayer meet-Ing: Wec:lnesday, 8:00 p.m.
caoa:a.,_waaanwa
~-............. c.-.... ,_._, -... CU.. WID!-·
~1-n11
SundaJ ~: Sunday Scbool.
9:30 Lm. Komtnc Wcnhlp at
10:30 a.m. · Evaniellalde Serv-
Ice. 7 p.m. Sunc1ay. N.Y.P.S.,
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meettnc.
7:30p.m. Wed•esday.
PIUT CliO ... OP ClmiiT
ICIDIDI ..... =-='=-' .....
Sunday School: 8:15 a.m.. Sun·
day S er v Ic: e : U:OO a.m. Wednesday Ewnl,.. ~:
8:00. JteedJn1 Room. 1115 VJa
Lido, Rewport Beach. Gil*" 10
a.m.·5 p.m. week daya. 10 a..m.-7:~ p.m. 'Wectneac:laYa. 1·9 p.m. Frtday evn~n ....
~ .........
WiiiiUWII I CAD** c ........ .. •uns:a, .... ....................
lunctay w~ .. fbi: t :e a.m.. l1 :00 .... lund.IJic:bool: 1:41 LIIL
PDIIT Uftlft' caow:a ......................
CIIIIJI .... ...... a. .. -n Sunday~:
9:4.5 a.m. lunda)' School; U ~ WQ9hJp S«v~oea· 8:30
p.m., Baptlat Tratn1n1 UDJon;
7:30 p.m. ~ Service. W~J: 7:10 p.m.. Pra,.r,
Pralle and Bible Study. Kon·
ctay: 1:.10 p.m. Men'l OIOJ'UI
p ra c: t1 e •~L 1:30 p.m. Ken'• Prayer Meeun1.
cao.,.. or OVIl LAD'f
OPIIT.CAWJU. l ..... ..a.. ....... ..,..n u-. .. .
PatiMr~~·...._ Patllew~nnu
Sunday Ma.-: 1:00 and 10:00
and11:30 a.m. Conf..Son: !at· ~ and w.. of tat Jrtc:la~ ~~~~·:\:~ ~~ DaU.)'If.a81:00 a.m.,..,.
Tr14aJ: e:ao a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
Nove a a (Perpetual Relpl:
Tuesday, 7:4.5/.m. Plabermen'e
Maa, luly an AuJUIIt Sunc:laJ
4 a.m.
Wanda Dianne Kress Is Wed
To Selim Stirrett franklin '. M.lM Wanda Dianne &ne. be-fant lklrt. A 1aee coronet trlm..
came Mrs. Sellm StJnatt Prank· IMd W'ltb pearla held h• UlU·
Un at a candlellrht C*elnODY elon vel1. She earrle4 a bouquet
held Sat"'*>' nJtht. Aur. I. at cl butterfly 011 ordlJdll and lfilee
St. Andrew~ ~an auareb. cl the vane,.
Newpon Belpta. Ka.ld of boMr wu 111M liar-
Rev J....-S.Wut perfanMd JoN ~ cl Nonb JloUy.
the ~ .. rtta wJ.afdl united wood. BlrWunW~W. taduded lila.
the daulht. c1 Mr. and 11r1. 14Jtb Karl cl PuadeM, Mia&
Geotp aldlard I.-cl Jlorth Carol Jlutr.er cl 8henn&n Oe.ka
HollJWOOd and the .,.. c1 111. anc1 11181 ll.arpNt WatJdn of
and Mn. Sellm Herrlnl J'ranldln l:ndno. 'I1M7 WWil matchJnr
of 1928 Sal)t& Ana Ave., eo.ta IOWM cl periwinkle. blu. c:rysta. Mesa line made ln ~ llt)'le faJ.
Th · brtae wh wu eeoorted llnl In tun aldrt.. caurht by e • 0 l'l)atchlnr bows. 8Ht man was
to the alta.r by her father, wore the lfOOID'a ooumn, c:tuUtopber
a white taUeta lOW" with low Carroll of Tuc-on. Ullhera wue
neckline and cap aleeve. fuh· Allen Grellbam of El Centro,
lone<! of ~ appllque. 11\e allm James Mazzoni of G)WI'vllle. and
bodice ... accented wttb a bout-Da.rrell Glahn of Fresno.
• r
• • •
The bridal party r e c e I v e d
euests lmmedJately followlnr
the ceremony at. the aoclal hall
ot the church. MnL Krea wore ofsodal
note
Mra. Everett Br&ce of eo.ta
Meu Is apendJnr part of Auru.t
underrolnr aurgery at SL Joeeph
Hospital.
a navy dress with white Ia~
aCCfllt.a and the eroom'a mothu
wme brown with matchlnr ac.
~lies. Both mother& wore •
conaeea of butterfly orchlcta. A
small famUy reception wu later
held at the Franklin home.
• • •
.Recently h ome alter an Atlantk
and Mediterranean c:rulse Ia
John Lanrenhelm. son of Cham-
ber Secretary and Mn. Hay
Laneenhelm of the Balboa Bay
Club. John wlll have only a short
tlme In the Ha.rbor Area before
he'll return to Annapolla. He
wrote trom London saying he en·
joyed It enormously. Other ports
he vQJted Included Spain, where
the ahlp rrecelved offld al wei·
come ~lebratlons.
• • •
After a honeymoon In North·
em CalUornJa the newlyweda
will make their borne at Palo
Alto, where the eroom wUI oon.
tlnue his law studJea at Stanford.
He Is a eraduate of Pomona Col·
Ieee and Newport Ha.rb<w Hleh
School. The bride araduated from
Westlake School for etrla and
wu an Alpha Pbl at USC.
Special guests Included the
eroom'a 85-year.old grandmother,
Mrs. Bellm M. Fra nklin of Tuc·
aon, and uncle and aunt from
Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. John Car·
roll and cousins, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Duffield and aon Chrl.s-
topher from New Haven, Conn.
Another aun t an d uncle, Mrs.
Franklin'• al..ster, have left Johan
nesburg, Africa, but wue unable
to arrive In time for nuptial cere
mony.
You may think that Forest
Smith Ia tlshlng or lan~Uldly
yachtlnr, but ch ances are even
while he looka to be ju.t enjoy.
lng h~JMelt; he ls m aking blg
pla ns. Already the owner ot his
Clock Restaurant.a and the Clock
Country Club near· Wblttln, he
Is now planning a lovely and WATEJl "'COOLS .. CIJILS
Javiah country club near Yorba Corona del Mar girls were
Un da. The Smiths. lncludlnr the cooled of! Saturday, Aug. 6. by
flshlnr genius young Smltha, being sprayed with water by
live In Newport Ha.rbor on U do three North Hollywood juvenile
lale, when not in the Arcadia boya. Newport pollee took the
house up town. boys Into custody a t Coast Hwy.
• • • a nd Avocado Ave., Corona del
Telephone conversation with Ma.r, at 8:40 p.m. Sat urday. OfU.
IEJ'OU TilE MAJn'LE cit tM bome of bw .,..._ta. llr. cmd lin.
a..t •. ~ ConGciMliCCD', la Mn. CbGr1eia W. KAapp
la .._ weddia9 ...,._ Tbe ,_ M a. Vt.S.. II. DelualatOUD
was IDCDiied 1a.t aoatb ill • double rlD9 c:weiDOIIY cit St. Jam"
EplaeDpal Cluarcb-(L Mull pbotocpaphy)
• Car Crash Mars Honeymoon
Of the Charles W. Knapps
An accident above Santa Bar·
bara on th~ California coast fn.
terrupted t he honeymoon of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Knapp. who
were marr ied In an afternoon
ceremony on Saturday, July 9.
at St. James Episcopa l Church
by the Rev. Joh n Parke.
The bride Is the torme r Miss
VIvian M. Denn lstoun. daught~r
ot Mr. and Mrs. R.obert P. Den-
nlstoun of 222 Narcissus Ave.,
Corona del Mar. The groom Is
the son ot Mr .. and Mrs. George
C. Knapp of Honolulu.
Mr. Dennlstoun pr~nted hls
daughter at the altar. She wore
a traditional white weddlne
gown with 11 short train !ash.
loned In yarn.dyed taCfeta. The
neckline and sleeves were !ash
loned In Illusion net and Ia~
with lace applique sweeping lhe
skirt. A sma ll lace and jewelled
crown held a fingertip veil. Spe
clal blue orchids were sent by
lhe groom's parents trom Hawaii
tor the occasion and were com.
blned with white orchids for her
weddlnc bouquet.
DAR to Hold Annual Benefit
Fashion Show on Sept .. 15th
The ttttth anftual lund ralalnr
event of lh• Col. WUUam Cabell
Chapter ot D.A..R., Newport Ha.r·
bor, a. aet for noon Thuraday,
~ 15, at the Newport Ra.rbor
Yacht Club.
Theme for the luncheon and
card party Ia "FaU FUhlona ':15"
and a aophlstlcated ~ wU1
be devele>l*i by lira. &obett
Keppen and her eommtttee of
Mrs. Adria n lrvhte, Mrs. B. II.
Adrian and Mrs. Georce BueeolL
Fuhlon a.rrancement.a are under
the aupervlaJon of )rfrs. Do11ald P.
Hart a nd Mrs. Lester Vledlng.
T l c k e t dlst.rlbuUon La being
handJed by Mrs. Ja mes B. Tay
lor, Mra. M.e:rnJee Bowles, and
Mrs. Helmu Dickey. The door
and table prizes to be awa.rded
during the afternoon are the ac
Uvlty ot Mrs. A. E. Stockton.
All chapter memben, lnclud
lng Mrs. William B. Tritt. reeent,
and Mrs. A. L. Pinkley, vice re
cent, will have Information and
tickets available. Recent plan.
nlng sessions were held In the
homes of Mrs. Pinkley In Costa
Mesa and Mrs. George D. Buc
cola of Udo lsi•. and another Is
planned for Aurust 23 In the
home or Mrs. Anna Ha.rbeson of
Balboa. Th~ Col. William Cabell Chap
ter was found~ and orcanlzed
by Mrs. Cha.rles K. Boardm an ot
Adult Classes
Break Record
Enrollment In adult education
classes at Oranee Cout College
during the 1954·55 school y~ar
tota led 7.834. n~Jng the pr~·
vlous high of 6.827 established
during 1953-54.
Averag~ dally attendance, upon
which state reimbursement Is
based wa s :rn. State a pportion.
ments pay for approximately
45'1 of the cost of this adult ed·
ucatlon progra m. Tuition col·
lected for nut ot·dlstrlct residents
pays for 30( ~ of the cost of the
program. wtth 9~ being sup·
piled by materials fees. Local
taxes contribute approximately
16% ot the cost of lhe total pro
gTam.
Balboa W a nd ln 1950. Sue«'ed.
lng ~b ""ere Mrs. Challen
Landen of Balboa. Mrs. A E.
Stockton ol Sh<Jf'e CJllfa and cur
reoUy Mrs. W. B. Tritt of Lido
Isle.
Newport Is
High in Drive
Newport Beach contributors
wue responsible for $7,111.59 of
lhe $44.537.50 tot~tl collected dur
lng the r~nt Orane~ County
Heart Fund drive. Tbls was the
Be('Ond h lgh~'t total. topped only
by Santa Ana.
The figures. announet'<l by the
organization's budgt't commltt~
cha irman, Joe E. Prelnlnger ot
Lido hilt>, after an accounting at
the end of the fiscal year, rertect
incom.-from all sourcH of the
Heart Association to flnan~ Its
year round Informa tion. research
and r~ft'rraJ services to Orance
County resldf'nts out of lt.a Santa
Ana headquarters at 17th and
Olive Sts.
An area by area breakdown
ahows t he following tot•la col
lectf'd: Newport St-ach, $7.111.59:
Costa Mesa. $789.54: Anaheim,
$3.961.40: Brea. ~.39; Buena
P&rk, $822.83; Dana Polnt Capt·
atrano Palisades, $136.80: El
Toro, $9l.l0; Fullerton, $3.854.27 :
Garden Grove. $3,254.43: Hunt.
ington Beach , $803.30; Laeuna
8 ea c h , $1.363.00: La Habra,
$1.435.71: Los Alamitos Cypress •
$423.67: Orange, $538.02; Pia.
centla. $873.50; San Clemente,
$678.76: Santa Ana, $1 2.954.75;
San Jua n Caplstrano. $19.50; Seal
Bt>ach. $<&31.78; TuS11n, $1,054.64;
Wt>StmJnstu . M I d way City.
$'703.3'7; Yorba Unda. $15.00; and
$2.054.45 from other aources.
F.Wa ·lelllfllte
Ia IIIII ,, ••••
Frieda Bellnlante, ronductor ot
thf' Orangt' County Philh armo nic.
was the guest of honor a t the
August meeting of area chair
men held at the Balboa Bay
Clu b. Twenty eight women gath
ered for breakfast, under th~
chairma nship of Karen Margma
Bruning. executive director of
tht' Philharmonic Society.
1101111'1
Llll IIIIET
wtt1a ••••m
'rhrea Rlnl Clreus! To-morrow
Jeri HJpea will open hu new
Children'• Clothlnc Store ... In
fants. tots, toddlera up to al.z.e 14
. . . Boys and Glrla both . . . two
fashion shows wiU preview the
newest In back to school earb
for the onoomJne seaaon ... You
aU know Jeri ... at lf'ast your
small try do ... While playing
with the toys at Lido Toyland
ror the past two years, she
listened to the ttles of the nM-es-
aJty ol a Ch lldren's clothing store
among our Lido Shops . . . So
she upped and dood It! AttOIIS
lh~ atreet on Newport Blvd. She
calls her shop Jeri's of Udo ...
CongratulaUons Jeri ... May all
your trou bles be little ones
* * *
"A UtUa r-e1:•-. ,_ you
to ..... -a. ~ .. ,..
Utile •• +•-. ........S oC
tM JoUowi89 , • • A s.rv-pk..
Ilk ............ ~ ....
tldDflT wttla 4•1' C I C... • • • A
Liadt ~-wtuclt ... bo. of 1mponecs SwiM Claaaelotea coa.
talala9 • ...n.ty .. aU tM
Lla4t oeMM • . • Ceu.nllet'a
Deli9bt ..., ......... Cllbout
.. bi9 .. tlae ..cl et yo.r Uttle
~ . . . aact.e~... Coctmd1
541'==1 little ~.... s.Jo.
mi to ..,. wltb • d1aall.
8Cnlabload ..,. -pcmca' ....
• • • (do; .,.. A. tt p CIS t 0
Arretta Reed (yea, ahe work. tor cera allegedly found a nozzle
the Telephone Co.l revea!JI that with a released val ve In the la
she Ia now Mrs. David Scrlmp. car connected by a rubber hose
aber of Santa Ana. Arretta llved to a high pressure tank In the
t~ about tlve yea.r at 108 Uth trunk of the car. Tbe bo~ w~
St., Newport. although she's or. releued later to thelr pa.rent.a ~ a Tau pl. S'tunn,y with no dla.rpa ftlecl.
tb1n& lMr new bubeD4 ia b'ODl -=========== Tau. too. Uwd around the ::
Glamour
Glimpses
., AIIJI
A pink t ulle dress with lace
oversk lrt and a bouquet or glad·
loll and roses tied with a moss
green ribbon w aa worn by the
maid ot honor, Mlu Janet Bern·
ays of Pasadena. Similarly
dreued were brldesm&Jda Dia ne
ttanstord of Puadena. Ma:rtlyn
Kyle or Monte'l'ey Park a nd Dor·
othy Fadness of Montebello.
Tb~y carried pink daisy bou.
q uets.
During 1954 55 the adult pro
gram offered 296 dltfu~t claSSH
In nine dllferent locations. Of
these. 2S% were In home and
family llvlng, 19% were In a.rt.a
and crafts. U % were in trade
and Industrial subject.a. 7% In
musk. dr&nL& and nne art.a, 12%
tn b\ntne. and ~. ~
In language and literature and
17% miscellaneous.
Mlss Bellnlante reported on
her recent trip to Europe and 41s·
cussed plana for the comln1 se&·
10n. The .ext concert will be at
8:30 a.m. Saturday. Aq. 27, at
th• li"Yllw 1krur\ tn LaiWDL
( ... dda ....... CIIIJilft. .....
............... 'Ill ... ) ••• ...... s...... ,.......,. Cock-.............
* * * "1 don't want you to ret
hQ!lPY' . . . l"yeM Dall1ab Cock·
taB 1t a -ta WllMie .... from ~. Denma r k ...
Younc'• SUpreme CodrtafJ Jam.
borft' C cereala. pretlle .. and nuts.
blended but dJvtnely and 50
crunchy) . . . Fanclfood Garlic
Flavored Bacon lUnda . . Old
Monk Green Olives sturted with
onions . . . Then tor a change
Old Monk Grf'en Olives stuUed
with Anchovies ... Young's Su
preme CocktaU P epp e r o nI
Sticks ...
the same little towns that she A Oauified Ad •n tne Ension NOW we ~ why co-@ds with
once new, but they didn't know brinqs immediate ,.sulhl Call a high I.Q. aa well as S.S. Csoclal
each other 'tll they got torether Harbor 1114-1115 end orove itt smartnHS) a re buying their :n~Cal~U~~~n~.J~-a~.i~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ school clothes locally to give (Continued on Pap 7) th~ A·l rate.ablllty a nd date.
ablllty In college or high school.
Now we see-alter the beautiful
clothes shown Tuesday at the
IIPS-ct •••J _.
TODAY. the story of a eood figure la told
NOT In pouncta. but In
INCHES on a TAPE HEASURE
YOU will be delJrhted and a mazed when
you know for the very rtrst Ume what
the STAUFFER SYSTEM can do for YOUR
figure! At the Stautfu System. you wlll
be told how 1001 It wlll take to achieve
your desired proportions.
...... 'hdlll .. T_,.._,..._.,_ b•t
...._ JYa 1117 &. c-t Bwy.
~DKLIID
lot Vlli/Ailf I~PERS
COLI'I NIW
CONCIALID
YA.LI
-,_ ,.....-papen Oftd
ether YOIMitle• (oftly YOU
-.. ..... co•iiM,._).
Two ltal ta ••I'W• ....., ~ AdouWe.._......,_
3d ... ~ (3200 capoc·
lly), • ,_ CGRCIId checb.
'fwe -'1-tAir ...,... ~
.................... key. w ....._. *»W' .... ,,..
... ...... ., Cele ..,. ..........
NER'S
style show gtven by the Trt.HI·Y
next door to O'BRIEN'S at Ra·
gans Restaurant.
Did yoo bappea to ... Jo
AaD s ..... ....t.D9 tbat ,....
tectly staaaiD9 daarclocd ddrt
.._ ~"S witla tiM float
pleats ...... wttla tiM wlaJt.
...... bcltUtle w.a.-. • pUaJr
llllpoon. ··-·· ad • lutn blue Cllllftll9aal • ..., t!t.en'a aD
outfit t11at wW ....Uy wta • JII'Oft1 c1t ...... KIP ad
catiD1I1.D9 glaDciM ..-yw ......
You couldn't have m laed that
plaid David Crystal IUlt worn by
J~anne ~endyck fashioned of
true Imported Scotch tarta.r or
the Undaay clan! It featured a
smoothly moulded jack~t. and
mo bile box.pleated skirt. Perfect
for campua or the country and
evu ao smart at Tuesday'& ahow
ooupled with a white jersey
blou~. navy cloves and a stun.
niDI camel bal .
,.... .... •t .. ·-· .. tlae Wl_...,,........._by
• ..., ...,_. .... J• Aaa. J•
Aaa •• %Qed • laJ9Ia • ...
............... wltla 111'·
l.abyL·~...s·..cy·
...... wltla ..... C8tJe •·
...... .. Ulw.lilla tMdl .... ......................... .....,....._ ...........
Jea.. .. aMt ... IU I ...
..... wltla .......... ....
filttltlld .... •• No .... , ................. ..., ................. ~ ... ........................
•nrtelryiiMdrfJI4tl•lll
You ma.ed aomethlnr II you
didn't 8ft! Jeanne In that beauU·
ful red toat em-ln prlnceu
line wtth the aJHJntnr whJte
saUn dlckJ.....and that cloud.llke
treY wool toat wtth aolden sattn
ltnlnl, (and don't f_,et the Au· ru• dblc:ount on our brand new
coata>-Gee eweyt.hlnr rw fall
ia .., Pfttt:J -Come ln and -
thtm at O"Brren'l.
Best man was Allen Koch o1
Long St-ach, and ushers were
Weldon McCulloch ot Honolulu,
and three mllltary friends from
Fort Ord -Gordon Gunn, Jack
Mllls and Westley Westwa y.
Following the wedding a r~
~ptlon wu held at lhe Balboa
Bay Club, w here tradiUon&l wed.
ding cake was served and cham.
pagne toasts feted the young
couple. Close tr1ends a.sslstlng
with the reception were Mrs.
Allen Koch. Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Snodgrus ot Santa Ana, torm
n ly ot Bay Shores. and Mrs .
Athol McBean of Vancouver.
SEIIVDfC IR IIAWAD
Marine Pfc . Glenn A. Jackson.
110n ot Mr. and Mrs. WIUiam F.
Jackson of 413 WUaon, Costa
Mesa. Is se-rving In the Hawaiian
Isla nds with the 4th Ma.rine
Regiment. rround ele~~W!nt of the
1st Provtslonal Marine Alr·
Ground Taak Force.
First Lt. Philip S. Hurd, 25. son
ot Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Hurd. 610"
Marguerlt~ Ave., Corona del Mar
Is a mem~r of the 67th Armored
Field Artillery Battalion at Fort
Knox. Ky.
Lieutenant Hurd, a ssIstant
pla ns and operations otflcer In
the battalion. ~ntered th~ Army
In February, 1952. and was last
stationed at Fort SUI. OkJa. He
Is a 1952 graduate ot the Unl
verslty or Arlz.ona at TUcson. His
wlte, Renata, Is llvine In Louis.
ville. Ky.
. .........
Ire •• .. 1~•11
N~· Newport Ra.rbor residents
are Mr. and Mrs. Rogn Wtlllam
Ward Jr. who are making their
home at 1662 NEWpot Blvd .. New
port, following their honeymoon
at Big Sur.
The young rouplt> were mar
rled rf'C'ently In a rormal wed.
ding ceremony held at St Ja.rnes
Episcopal Church, at the en
tran~ to Udo. Th~ bride Is the
former Miss Luetta Mae Wll
Iiams. daugh tn of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph E. Williams or Costa Mesa
The groom Is the son or Mr. and
Mrs. Roe~r W. Ward of Newport
Releht.s.
Ot'eJJintJ
!Jnvil.a&m anJ
0/IUU)luzt:e»tozh
At imporunt as tbt troa.-au, • to invitt your fr~nds
to your wtddint: to a.nnounct to frifnda illnd rtbttvtt
fu and nur t~t you aft marrit<l • whtn and w hfrt
and your ntw nanw and addrtU.
-En9roved-Thermoqrephed-Printed-
Your ~ce of meny proper forms for your
spKiel occasion. Phone Herbot I 11 <4 for en ap-
pointmilf,t to ... our Ampl.s •.. ~drop by
cwr pnntirt9 plent et liSO E. Coest Hi9hwey.
COIOM del t-4.,.
THE ENSIGN PUBLISHING CO .. Hert>or 1114
"
* * * ~ Cl ... ..., ad u..a
tlae tdp ... ., ---a-r"' ... D-. ... ... cd.lp lwecld
R'OsU.. .._ lwd•ld s.l
--QMbec • • • o-.ID9'• s.•=• -. D'swnw (Uttle ___,..> ... ca-~~wc~·a ur.
Wllt ••• ·--· ...... ea. .tar ............... •''-•
Jfgtll • • • c ~ • t • • • auc.d
Is 11Rd W•• , • , Qewa&et"a
Delitllt ••t .... (uta. dot
.... wta ,. ta) c..r.
...t'a .,_...t I t= (Uttle
CIUpf ... o.IIM) ••• Geu-
..... l)eUpt ()pW .........
a.-• .ra DeUtJrt Tee v-
(.._ ltklr:a w.a a.. wttla ...,., ...
* * * "Just to whet your whlatle
with" . . G. H. Mumn and Co.
Extra Dry Champqne. ~lma.
France ... "You mJfbt Uke
a cracker" . . . Jaoot. Cocktail
Water Bl.:ulu ... unflavored to
enhance anythlnc ~ad on
them ..
* * * "Jut la ~-•t.t~c
"'-tic ~ l'alty ....
• • • hlJwtdda IM41M• •• , ••'='" ........ ,...... ..... rtb, ........ __ ..
bile .. by"' • • • A W"ll II a a..w. eeat•taltlW wut1• n••• ...
* * * ''You'll feel rltht at bome with
theee" . . . Plneabrkice Parma
OrlJinal Smoked '1\arkey • • .
Alao Ptneabrtdp F&l't'M whole
Smoked Shrimp (~ out
&om the Eut. only to I» pur •
chaMd an.d f1ow1l Melt home on ......,..,IQ).
* * *
, .••...
Hen• a a 3 bedrm~ 1 ~ bath
home tha.t'a worth U.. prtee.
Its almo.t new, with a ~
yard and lawn tprlnkJ•
mtem. Full price t9'00
wtth balance at t67.!0 per
month .
.... 4 ..... ..,
Thla 4 bed.nn., 2 bath home t.
sUghtly more than 1 year
old. Ita on a lovely com er
Elton Barnett
Realtor
-No. Newpof1 Blvd.
n blk. N. E. ot Hoar Hospital)
••~, B .. ir w ... -' ...._ .. :.~.~~-~~ .. !:ri..~sa:,~ .. ~,.~~=·=·=•~.~ .. ~ .. ~~-~· .~~~~=~~-~ft:=i.::.: •• =.= .... ;:="";. i;I'O;;;.:;uu;::;:=·====-=:-;-;p;;;I;;~Y~--~-~Of~w.~..,~~~-~S -~·e;~~·-~
8nt 1 o ca tIon ln Newport 4 CHOICE lteeldtftUal low on 2 DACHSHUND PUPS. t moe. I• (Ccn~ trc.D Pqt 1> Helth~ 2 bJka. from HI. .... II. ,_ .... O.l Mar Ave., eo.ta Jlfeea, Rq. With AIC. $100 N. lOitl e CLU1 C '
achool It. a cu.tom buUt lf..MIIP, wp .-sG H. Owner U a.aa. E. Bolaa, &. A.. Kl J-0211. lUre'• the ~Ina round ol
qualJty home wtth 2 beclra. and r.lax •.. In thll em&lJ A.LM08T !fEW SHORE MOORING for sale. N. the Clau C playofb.-a.IJ pmtt
1r den a"d 2 bath.. It hu cottqe on Balboa lthnd. Ccmpletly fumblbed 2-be4t. Bay at D I am on d , Balboa to be played at tbe eo.ta Kaa
select oak 0001'1. ArcadJa C.Pe Cod bou.. bath 6 Jaland. Phone Ll 8-5972, evH. Park nnt we8:
lldl 1 doo 1 ,_ Beautiful wood panelll"'* lhower, Jdtdltft. ciJMth. dbl. p .. •a OP L lndJara, from the Blah • na e a.u ra over oo... .... 1.,., eneloeed ,.Uo; lot 30 A& neon llthtlo double Sehool playaround. n. n,.....
lne the rear yard. Price ol new tiled alnk, tiled bltha. x 118. 427 HttJotrop.. CDM. flxtUM~. 4 ft. Call anytime HA. from eo.ta w .. Park. at 10 a.m.
J?-9.500 Includes carpettne. m,~ ...,. term&. See Any. l330 w 800 S. Bay Front. B. I. Monday.
$7000 down. parquet tloora, Jaree double time. 3 blkt to. beach-1 block H.A.MMOlfu ORGANS. L l t t 1 e 2. Cube. HIJh School. va.,
earaae. . to lhopa. uNCI. One only famous easy to Yankee.. eo.ta Mna Park. 10
SH tht. today! uwrAi.a ·, . . f~~Y s<;:=: ~~!i. ~~=~j ~ ~~~:~ .. m1h School, "'·
wtth nice y~d. Price Is $10.. Near schoola. Nlce 3 bedrm. lair $11,7M SMALL OFFICE for rent. $30 per
mo. Duncan Hardesty, realtor, ~ Newport Blvd., NpL HA
4TI8.
for church or home. Very llb-Red Sox. eo.ta Mesa Park. 11:30
eral aavtnr on the~~e two lovely a.m. Monday. 500 wlth F.H.A. financlne at home, :J yurs old. Haa flre-
$2200 down. Paymenta of place. hdwd. Ooors 1r food
$74 Include Interest, prln-location. Price la $13,500
clpal, taxes. It Insurance. wllh $28)0 down.
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.. Half-Way to H II eaven OOROIA DEL Ill
Ingram buUt house.
EASY TERMS
•
ISWID IEALn CO.
11\ltrument:a. Dan' • Schmidt, 4. Tigers. Hfeh School, va. Jn.
520 No. Maln, Santa Ana. Open dJa.o.e. Costa Mesa Park, 11:30
Friday Eve. a.m. Monday.
5. Dodgers, Youth Center, VII.
Braves. Co$ta Meu Pa.rk, 1 p.m .
Tuesday.
6. Giants. Youth Ce-nter, va.
"START UVING" IMMEDIATELY, IN Beautiful 2-bedr.. 2-yr.-old,
quality furnished home ... brick flrepl. especJaJly attractive llvlnr room.
498 Park, Balboa Island HA m
MODERN apart:ment.a and rooma
with private bath. eome with
private balconies, overlooklnr
harbor and ocean, half block
to beach; dally, weekly or
monthly rates. The Palisades,
2500 Seaview, CDM.
BECHBTE!N. One of the worl<b
createst pianos . .Ju.st like new.
Good for eeneratlons. You wiU
be thrilled to hear and play
this maenilJcent Instrument.
The low prSce wlU a.tonlsh
you. Other rranc:b aa low aa
$495. Danz.SchmJdt Ble Store,
520 No. Main, Santa Ana. Open
Friday Eve.
Cardinals, Costa Mesa Park, 10
a.m. Tuesday.
7. Cardinals. Youth Center, va.
IRVINE TERRACE
OVERLOOKING
THE BEAUTIFUL "SMQG.FREE"
YACHTING CENTER OF NEWPORT HARBOR
"Southern Calllornla's Most Beautiful Subdivision"
T-omorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO rNSPECT
COMPLETED ,
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSIFIED FLOOR PLA."iS
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 California lh lng. Offered exclu.
slvely through Earl W. Stanley In a Smog.Free area
known as Irvine Terrac~n Coast Highway opposite
the new lrvine Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
* For recommendation, we refer you to anyone who
holds a Leasehold Estate In ln•ine Terrace. Beacon Bay, Bayshores or Cliff Haven.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Fu:ther Jntormation
Vogel Value
CORDIA DR IAR
4 IICBE UIITS
2 furnished. South of Hwy. across from choice res:idftl
tlal area. All rented.
........ ,., $4,000 ,. , ...
Garages lc laundry. Good tl'rms. Check this before you buy.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E . COAST HWY.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR 1477
(Closed Sundays during Aug.)
IOLDEI RULE VALUE
OPEN HOUSE -SAT. I SUIDIY
16TH 1c IRVINE AVENUE
ACROSS FROM NEWPORT HARBOR HIGH SCHOOL
Three bedroom provi ncial home plus a Family Room.
Two Baths -Attached two car garage. A beautiful
home with pride of ownership. This home is the first
home In America to feature a new kind of lighting.
Asking price or this property.
$21,9&0
Phil SulliYal-le•c• T. EYei'IOII
1856 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone: Liberty 8-6761-Eves: Liberty 8 2103
"BAY ROll SPECIIUSTS"
ART C. KISTLER CO .• REAL ESTATE
2091 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
Harbor 5226. day or night
LIOIIH F. I BUYER FOR Y.l HOIE'I
What is a RIGHT price?
Where can YOU find a BUYER?
How much can the buyer pay down?
Is a new mortgage nece~ary?
How is the buyer going to pay the difference?
,.,. ,.. .... IIIII ·-.. I IEILT.
. . . the man that has made real esta1e
hi.a full time profession.
Botb lniJW and MUer 8hould llt<:\lN t.be readily av•U·
able C'CIIUftlel ot t.be penon bell quaJI!Ied to UN th•
prot_._.. UU., -rhe baltor.••
•
REIUCO TO SEU!
-------2 BEDRM. ear. apt.. partially
turn., bay view, $90 mo. yrly.
Gerald W. Ritchie, phone, HA
83.
Dodgers. Costa Mesa Park, 10
a.m. Tuesday.
8. Dodeers, High School. va.
439 Begonia Ave.
FurnJshed price
$17,000 UYIIJ 2~ ......
TRADE 1N your old watch on a
WINTER RENTAL -euest cot. Ladles diamond Elgin. Wallace
taee, pvt. patio. 165 tno., 614~· Calderhead .Jeweler, 3123 E.
Giants. Costa Meu Park, 11 :30
a.m. Tuesday.
9. Braves, High School, VII.
White Sox, High School, 11:30
a.m. Tuesday.
(will sell unt\lrnlshed)
Good loan available.
Earl W. St•lef
REALTOR
225 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
Call Harbor 1775,
eves. Harbor 5359
plus large euest house In
Newport Heights! Owner
says sell! Only 2.years
old, hardwood floors. dble.
gar.. flrepl., full dining
room, best location.
Full price only
$11,960
BaJ & Beach ReaU, • 1696 Newport Bl vd.
Costa Mesa. Calif
Beeonla, CDM. Coast Hwy., CDM.
2·BEDR. FURN. apt., pvt. patJo, HAW AllAN balsa wood surf
auto. washer, dlshmuter, ea· board. suitable tor 100 t o 150
rage, In Beacon Bay, Pvt. lb. rider, $5S. Call Harbor 4986,
beach, small boat tJe.up. Win week.e nds.
ter rental $100 mo., )Tly. $150. :::u=sro==-p-:1-a -no-s-. _gr_a_n_d_s-. -,p-l_n_ets_
Utll. pd. No pets. Avail. Oct. 15. and uprlehu. Good practice
HA 1240. pianos u low as $125, $149,
ATTRACTIVE lifeeplng roo m s . $187 and up. Euy terms. One
kitchen prlvllt'ees If deslr~d. only famous make spinet
S28 a week. Halt block to slightly damaged In shipment.
beach. The Pallsades, 2500 ~a. Brand new. Ble saving. Danz.
view. COM. Schmidt Big Plano 1c Organ
SUMMER RENTAL: Ba<"helors Store, 520 No. Main, Santa
suite. 3 rooms. Curn .. pvt. ent. Ana.
1c showe-r. no cooking. 227 1950 C;:-=H":":R::-:Y-:-:SL.E::=-::::-:::R:--=:Ro,.--ya-=1:-, -:4,-.d.,....r-. -o-r-
10. Red Sox, High School, VII,
Indians. Youth Center, 1 p.m.
Tuesday. .
MISCELLAJfEOUS
LADY wanes dally ride to Lo1
Angeles and return. Phone HA
882.
RENT A practice plano u low
as S5 per mo. Let the ktdd.Jes
learn. All term rent appllett If
you buy loteT". Danz.Schmfdt •
53> No. Main. Santa Ana . 100
pianos from which to choose.
' Libe-rty S.ll61 Eves. Ll 8 3158 La rkspur. CDM. lglnal. Rea.J clean. 40.000 miles. -COMPLETE-LAJfDSCAPDic;-
SEliVICE
~ ~ FOR SALE: lly oWHr, ~ ~u..~~~ Corona del Mar,
1 ..... .-·~on ........
e Ccmal Froot Lot
Onl' or the few re-
m a In lng waterfront
lots In the Canal Sec-
tlon-28.58 tt. x 100
ft., p I e r permitted.
zoned R 2.
SlO.OOO (terms)
Call Badlclw 1100
3 lltlnn. 2 utla,
modem home, turn. rental
apt. attached . . . close to
Harbor VIew School and pro-
~d parochial .rbool ...
everything bullt ·ln lncludlne
dishwasher, disposal. etc. En-
closed patio and 2-car eara.e
with work bench ... call
Ha. 2506-M.
WAMTED
----
GARAGE SPACE wanted for an
tlque autGIDloblle. Seldom used
Must J>t> within 2 blks of 31»6
Ocean 9£.-d., COM. Call or
phone HA 5475.
IIIMliSUID '
Cosy modern-2-bedrs.-tlreplace-dellghttuJ covered
patio. Close to excellent beach and nr. shoppine center.
Oily $11,850 T enu
• • •
CHOICE EASl B.A Y FRONT
Spacious 5 bed.r .• 4 bath ~. lge. patio. p~ pier and
float. Price $65.000. Terms.
W. W. SAlFORD, Realt.
STANLEY HADFIELD. ASSOCIATE REALTOR
Park Ave. at Marine, Balboa Island H•bor 2462
Elevator
BRAID lEW
Store 1111 8ffiGe Builtli-c
Opposite Newport Bea.ch City Hall
Complete Office Service
Parkl.,.; Available
3345 Newport Boulevard
THE BEIUIOIT CO.
Harbor ~ call OLympia 2.2130 O>llect.
BEFORE YOU BUY
TRY
FUICIS J. H.VATH, Rulllr
3 BEDRM. 1r DEN .• VIsta Tract home, A-1 cond., $11,.900.
WllJ trade for Redondo.
$5000 FULL PRICE 2-bed.r. home In Costa Mesa. Par. tlaJiy fum .• fenced. Low Down payment.
c .t ZONE. Will sell w1th or. without ceramic bu.lnesa
operation, only l lot from Newport Blvd., $10.500.
NEAR PARK AND BAY, 3-bed.r. home, landacaped. New.
port. $11,600.
4-BEDRMS., 2 BATIIS. brand new, Costa Mesa, $14,000,
terms.
2-BEDRM. HOME. fum. on Balboa Blvd., $11,200.
DUPLEX on Npt. lsJ,and, 3-bed.r. and 2·bedr. untta. Price $21,500, New loan for $12.000.
HWY. FRONTAOI! Newport, 1!()..ft. on Cout Hwy .. 165 tt. deep. Rut ~ Item ..
A REAL BUSINESS OPPOR'lVtfiTYl Own« mtm Hll
reta.ll bu.1ne. on account of health. See llr. Horvath.
UBERTY 8.5101 H.UBOR lGI
2216 Jfpt.. Blvd., Cotta M.ee 3d> W. Balboa Blvd .. Npt.
Royal blu~. $750. U 8-4073.
MJUIUfE FREE ES11MATES
SINGLE m iddle aged woman.
SNIPE SAILBOAT. complete with
trailer lc buoy. Phone U g. 7().12
bt"tw('('n 9 a m. and 6 p.m.
51tH Green Stamps
Free delivery WIU\ r~ .. wants small unfu:rn.
houSP. !55 mo.. permanent.
Oct Writt" P.O. Box 32, CD:\1.
WANTED-Winter or month ro-
month re'TTtal In CDM for \\ t'fl
r<"<'orumended party. Preft'r 2
be<ir. unfum. No children.
Phone IIA 4794 or 1787 W.
HELP WAJn'ED
CASHIER want.f'd for Fisher-
man's Wharf. Balboa Pavilion
Co .. Ha rbor 5'7.
BANK-NCR BOOkkeeper lc clerk.
Permanent. S.day week. Apply
Newport Harbor Bank. COM.
CONSTRUCTION
l obe o~n llll
SANTA ANA
For men who-
are willing
to start as
HELPERS
Who are lS.
45; H. S. grad
uates
CAREER
Jobs with
excellent
chances to
advance.
BENEFITS
Include paid
vacatJons and
holidays, 5·
day wk. Co.
paid pension
and disability
plan. .
APPLY
SLIP RENTALS: RoWboaCrenta
spnces, max. 8' beam, 30'
length. America n ~AcJon Hall,
15th and Bay, Newpon HA 452.
PEUOlfAL
MASSAGE In your homP~ Ladles
0t1ly. For appointment. please
call Ha 4795 or Ha 0292.
TRADE IN your old watch on a
M"'Y Ham llton. rt means so
much more to give or get a
Hamilton. Wallace Calderheoad,
3123 E. Coast Hwy., CDM.
N1SCELLA.JfE017S
HAMMOND ORGANS. Fall line,
all rnodela. rr. practIce
rooms. Come In and pJay on
any model-The Great Concert
Qrc"an. the Home Model. the
Church and the Spinet Models.
Cf you think you cannot play,
rome In and try the world fa-
mous Hammond. ee.sy to play
Chord Organ. You will be
astonished to find you can
play In fifteen minutes. Danz.
Schmidt Plano lc Organ Co.
Home of the H&Jm..,.tcf, 520
No. Main. ~nnta Ana.
CORONA DEL MAR NUR3ERY
HA 1008 2744 E. Coast Hwy.
LEGAL lfOTICE
NonCE OF LH I ENbO!f
TO CBA'n'EL XOft'GAGE
Notice Is hereby g1~n pursu.
ant to tht' provisloll!l ol Section
34401 of the Civil Code of the
State or California. that on the
29th day of August. 1~. the
owner of the ht"r'Pfna/ter de-
scribed 'Dxtures a nd equipment
of that ~aln Cabfnet Shop
business, situated and located a t
1550 Sup.prior Avenue. City of
Costa Mesa, County of Orange,
State of CalJforn-Ja, Intends to
place a dtattel mortpee upon
the saJd fixtures and equipment.
Lester 1. Rehn, doln~ bwline.
as lfaUonai Cabinet Company la
the morteacw at the a&Jd pro.
perty; whose address la 1550 Su.
perlor Avenue, City of C.O.ta
Mesa, County of Oran~. State of
California. Rbbert P. Forbes Is
the mort~ of the said pro.
perty; wttmr adctrea la 200 VI a
Genoa. City ol. Newport Beach.
County of Oranre. Sbrte of CaJI.
fornla..
The pcoperty, fbtures and
equipment upon whJdl the said
SEllVJCES chattel mOI'tp.p t. to be placed
GARDENING: Lawn ca ... power conslsu of tfae followtnJ: ....... AJI m"-d'llnery, flxtures, turnl equip. Kim berly 3-8535. ture and equ.lpmmt ot said bust.
REPAIR AND-M a Int e nance. ness.
painting, carpenteT" etc. Just The said cbattel mortgaee 1s
anyth ing. Reasonable. Satls-to be exeart.ed and the con.alder.
faction guatanteed. RA 0126.J. atlon therefor wUl be paid on
the 29th day of AUfliSt. A.. 0 .,
1955, at 2515 E. Cout Highway,
City of Newport Beach. County
ol Oranp State ol California. at
ten o'clock A.M.
Wultlq laclll•
SERVICE
l yur guarantee on jobs
done and on used w .. hers.
2488"' (rear) Newport 81., Costa Mesa.
Uberty 8-4503 Of' Liberty S.4327
1oM Pra)lltlra
POR RENT
DATED Aueust 1, 1956.
Letter 1. Hehn
Mortraeor
AND/OR
Robert P. Forbes
Mortraaee 1 030 E. First
Santa Ana
Mon.-Fri. 8-4
8-MM 16·MM 35-MM
and 16MM Sound Projec:ton
SO. COUNTIES
GAS COMPANY
YMI
will have an opportunlt)t to
advance In our ftnn. ~au.e
of our prnent expanalon
prorram.
n.e ata.rtlne salary ts JOOd
a nd you wiU ~lve tre.
quent lncreues, too,
Jobs now for:
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Apply-
514~ No. Maln Strftt
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9:00 to 4:00P.M.
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Model AJrplaM SuppiJe:a
... G?&Irl--rna Newport IIYd., c.o.ta Mea
Phone ~ 1-'700 • RlVE ttlif
The new Watd!-. Dfunonc18, ~J'nr Bl~p. eo.tu_... J ry and CJOdcl ••• ear. rted by Ray Plelda at hla new .tor..
RAY nELD8 W A.TCH REP Alit
Jfo Lonpr at Udo Dnar '"
htm at nllw lattdon In the "Vbta 8boDDIM c.m. ....
11th st. at IIIJaeintta.. eo.ta Mea. ·
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Painting-~
PA.PD JIANGDtfO
GEORGE BURJCHARDT
Uta d O.biiCtol 111 w. 1llll Ooela Keu ~--~UID
NOTICE
An~ baYiD9 any ......
Clothing
Furniture
Bedding
Dishes
Shoes
Radios
Stoves
Ruga,
Rggs
or any other household
commodity for
LOUTEa lAKE PLIUINEIIS-J .. et!Ag ICIIIt week at Ragaa'a Reat.
cru.raDt to ... piau t. tbe COD1iD9 Lobster Bake Wet,f th ... C:0.
roaa del Mea baaba••••-aDd dtbeu. lA tb• ll'oot ritW, left to
rtgbt. an Ted au..aae11, lin. Robert Moody, MrL Jobn Rartletn,
• ualMie Aua.. ..... Jclent &.any lrcmdt. MrL lra:adt Cllld MrL A.
E. PltaDonta. SfaadlDg left to dgbt an Frank Jordan, W. C.
lucbterldl'cbeA. CUff Llonbarpr. Dee Cook. Cnmt Howald, Vema
W..attoa. Hcaold Betrtck. Chet Parrca CIDd •ru lr099.
• • • of sodal note Rev. Reeves
Going to Yale
1 Contlnuf'd from Pace 5) In early September, just In
time tu start S<'hool again, the
Bill Bpurgf'On Ill fall)IIY expect
to !)(>reunited at their Clift Haven
home on Snug Harbor Rd. Bill,
himself. Is cast In Canada with
t he Boy Sc.'Out International Jam
horH. and other members ot the
family are enjoying their home
on Catalina IaJand. • • •
You've heard o1 weddlne pres-
ents being handy and valuable
and much appreciated. but the
wedding presents elven to Char.
lcs and VlvJan Knapp (nee Den-
n llltoun> actually saved their
lives In the frightful automobile
at'cldent they had on their honey.
moon up near Santa Barbara. M
we heard It, the newlyweds were
waiting at a construction area
for a flag slenal to proceed when
someone rammed Into the back
of their~ lull foree. The.,.....
ding presents loaded In to the
back seat of their car helped
cushion the blow. which was
pretty terrific anyhow. VIvian
spent some time In the hospital.
but Is much better now. • • • .
On Tuesday, Aug. 9, the Mel
Berry's all went to Long Beach
to have a picnic with Papa Mel'a
first grade teacher from Alton,
Ill. lt seems that Mrs. W. R. Cur
Us still r~l\')embe:rs Mel from
when he was a little boy with
long curls In her first grade
room. Mu.st've been quite a shock
to see him now . halr thinning
and tour strapping kids of hls
own-but still that angelic ex.
preuion with a twinkle In hls
eye, no doubt!
MOVE FaOM CLIFP BAVE.Jf
The 1. R. Slmpsons have moved
from 321 Slpal Rd., Cliff Haven,
to 410 Laurel Place, eo.ta )le&a.
The Rf'v. George N. Reeves Jr.
will rondude his summt>r \\Ork
at Christ Church by the Sea this
Sunday. He ha.s &>rved as assist
ant minister during the summer
months. Earlier In the summer
he wu united In marriage to
&overly Ann BJiven of Corona del
Mar In a wedding perform ed by
his father. Or. George N. Reeves
Sr.. president ot Chapman Col-
lege. They have been at home In
the Harbor Area through the
summer months.
The young couple wlll leave
C8111omla on Monday for New
Haven, Connecticut. where Mr.
Reeves wlll continue his theo-
logical studies at the Divinity
School ot Yale University. This
past year he has studied at the
Pat'ltlc School of Religion In
Berkeley, Calltornla.
Read the En.alcn Want Ad pare.
STARnNG
Thursday, ~UCJ. 18 ·
10:00 A.M.
* VALUES FOR WOIEJI *
R• larll Rilll }Swim~l
.IIIII• a. swill Stiii-Ctllll "'•" a s.a1•
Pedal Pusben in Cotton Prints cmd Solids
Bermuda Shorts in Cotton PriDia cmd Solids
Shorts in Cotton Prints cmd Solida
Sldrta in Cotton PriDa cmd Solidi
Sail Cloth and Poplin Jackets mou.-
S-..aten in Woolens cmd Orloaa
Nautical Jac:bta in Wool f'Jcmnal
Kedettn and ScmdaJa
* * *
Calling C.Q.
ly DICK BOPJ'MAJf
(Continued from Page 2>
Some had 19. some 16. somt' 18.
They were carrying dntens of
them to their cars In bag~. car
tons. or just by the tall-;. Every
body had fish.
l should have waitt-rl until It
was da rk. Or ell>e I sh ould have
had a bigger !>ack. I put the
s hark In the bag head first . but
about half ot him stuck out. At a
distance that big tall looked llkt>
a giant albacore. I had Old Ugly
about halfway to the car when a
couple of 10 year olds spied mt'.
One yelled, "Boy! Looklt the slzt'
ot that one!"
l tried to dodge behind a
handy Cadillac. but It was no
use. The kids steamed up, out ot
breath, and took one look. Then
their grins faded like a late win
ter sunset. One said, "Did you
get It skin dlvlnr . mister?"
AI. they cllaappeared ai'M.ua4
the corner, one pi~. ''That IUY
probably just started to fish.
GreenhorN are the only people
who ever bring sharks home."
I hope you enjoy It, Andy. lf
my ego ever recovers. the next
one will be presented to you a t.
ready cleaned, tlleted. and neatly
packed In my lunch basket. dls-
gu~ as loaves of pumpef'
fti<'kel.
Buell Party PI•IMMI
Fer Toubustera
A bt>ach party will be held by
the Lido Toastmasters and Toast
mistresses clubs at 7 p.m. this
Saturday at 36th St. and Ocean
Front In Newport. Mrs. Nadlnt>
HIJl. president of tht' local Toast
mlst:rt>sses, prt-sentrci the lnvlta
tlon to the Lido Toastmasters at
last week's mt"('tlng at the Har
bor House .
Toastmaster ofthf' f>Venl ng was
Nell Loeser. and Ed Soulf' was
table topics master J~ Storm
son of Costa Mesa was a guest.
Speakers wert> DeWitt Wor~tf'r.
Vaughn Taylor. Vernon Alhm.
Tom Soule and Sandy Stelnt>r,
who won the cup for his taJk on
"Geological Formation of Yo
semite." Evaluators were Ed
Soule. Ray L'Eclusc. Bob Perrin,
Bob McCleary and Chuck Ary.
A Clossi fied Ad in The Ensiqn
brinqs immediote results! Call
Harbor 1114-1115 and Drove itl
Bridge Club Party to Aid
Retarded Children's School
· BEU nOM ILLIJIOII
The Balboa Duplkate •tctre
Club will hold a charity party
tor all brldre play~ on l'rtday
evetlna at the Friday A.fta'noon
Club HOUM In Costa Meaa. with
play starttnc at 7:30. Both dupll-
eate brldce and contract brld~
will be played durlnc the .ven-
lnc.
burr, refreahment.a; Mrs. Ht>nry
Errert. arranrementa; Mrs. Sally
Brown, tkketa.
Muter points will bt> awardt>d
the winners of duplicate brldgf'.
and thereo will bf' prius tor the
Contract br ldgt> players.
Nt>W r61denta at 308 Mar,_.
rite Ave .. Corona dt"l Mar, are Dr.
and Mrs Robert W. Roper, who
are originally f:rom Jlllnota and
have recently ~n llvtnc ln
Santa Ana while completJna
their new home In the Harbor
area. Dr. Roper was an optom•
trLst in Illinois. His parenta. who
have bE-en llvlnr In Laruna, wtU
also havt" an apartment on Mar-
guerite.
The entire proceeds from the
party wlJI be turned over to the
Oranre County Association for
Retarded Ch1Jc1ren to be ueed at
a ~ehool tor retarded chJldren.
which ia located In Garden
Grove.
Tbe Friday ~emoon Club of
eo.ta Mesa hu don.ated the UIK'
of their hall tor the evenJnr.
Mra. Edna MacMuter ot Fuller
ton and Dick RJchard ot RJch
ard's Udo Market In Newport
Be-ach have made donallqns tu
help raise funds.
The local commJttH In chargt>
of the arrangements Cor the
Charity Party are Mrs. George
Carroll, prizes; Mrs. A. G. J:>oes
GUESTS noM LTIIWOOD
Heu hair fashions
Announces the addihon
of
Ruth Semonella
to Its stalf
Miss St>mont'lla's na me has long
bet>n !lynonymous. In the harbor area.
with outstanding hall' styling.
hess hair fashions
Summer vacationers from Lyn-
wood Cor the latter part of Au
gust are Mr. and Mrs. George
JWth and daughters. Mary, Geor·
gla a nd Flo Ann. They are visit.
Por Appoiatmellt fhoae Ba:rbcw 4014
op.n Wedueday ...mag by appolatmellt
lng at 607 Marigold Ave .
Jforma:a Meadows
SPECIAL FOR
Thursday-Friday-Saturday
August 18-19-20
OlfLY-SWITr'S PJIENJUM lEU SOLD liEU
SWIFT"S .UMJVM
Chuck Roast
OSCAa MA~Uc:ed
BACON
49~
59~
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SPARE RIBS 49~
EASTEaW aALP oa ~..,~-----------
PORK LOIN 59~ ----59~ aoLLED
POT ROAST
nasr CJIADE. SJIAJfK 'Ia oa WJIOLE
CURED HAMS, ss:.
• "IUTCIEIBOY" QUIUTY IROUID -IEITS-.--
GROUNDROUND 69~
GroUnd Chuck 49'-
GROUND BEEF, lb. 29c. 4lbs., ~·
SLICED
American Cheese 49f.
e SwiJt'a Tender Fed Steer Beef e Frcnen Fooda e Dairy Products e Bread e Spec:iaJiang in Quality Meat For Home Freezers
.. Quality cmd Personalized S.nice-With a Smile"-
• WE AU OPEJif DAJLT ..... :JO TO 7:11 P.M.....SOWDAT t :OO A.M. TO 1:00 P.ll. *
3421 EAST COAST JDGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR
I t1ae .... ..t •·---
* VILID F. •• *
Swim Tnuab-Cotton and Nylon 4 ICIE UCIUTIOI AIEl wUh IWimming pool-temJu courts-
Aloba ~Prints
WooleD Sblrtll m ~and Solida
MoecM• m llu• o..um
~ooMera m Ncny cmd Natural r .. Sbb1a * ALL SALES FINAL *
-OPEN SUNDAYS
llzlt 1-llll . •••••• ,
. IIIII
•
hafttlball coum-picnic aru-
cl..O Mu.-Little U4pe fNld
tJou•t)ba*to relltl.nu oftM rww
Clciss C Set
To Begin ·Next Monday
ClAM C bueball clue. ended
Jeeeu~ p!Q Jut week at th 4 UAGn
Youth Center tl~ld In Corona del ..u o1 Tu...Say 8-16.55
Mar, but the C LMJUM at the w
=1 '!,~ cr:U:t 1 :~de ~:~ Gwn'S ···-·--·-·-·-·-···· 15
through thla week. ltED SOX ·-························ 15
CARDINALS ···-··-·····-······ 11 Play-otfa will ~ Monday. BRAVES .............................. 11
and cont1nue Into the · tint week INDIANS ···-······················· 8
of September at the Coeta Meaa DODGERS ················-···-··· 7
Park. Recreation Director V~l'n~ WHITE SOX ·····--····-··-··· 6
Allen announces. YANKEES ···················--··· 4 e YOUTII CEJrT£11 The Braves topped all teams at • LEAGUE
the Youth Center wtth a record BRAVES ···········-··-············ 9 of 15 wins and only 1 loss. The DODGERS ................... !...... 9
other standJngs are u follows: GIANTS ···········-····-··········· 8
Cut., 11 and 4; Indians. 8 and CUBS ·-··· ························-·· 8
6; Dodgers, 5 a nd 9; Giants, 3 PIRATES ····-······················ 7
and 11; Cardinals, 2 and 12. CARDINALS ···········-········ 2
e BJGB SCBOOL B A.ME.aJCA.Jf . FDfAL
A.s Uttle League nears an end TIGERS ··-···-······· ····--· ... 12
at the blgh 8ChooJ. the Giants, RED SOX ............................ 10
with their clutch hitting, pitch-Ann.ETICS -···················· 7 lng and consistent alert bue-INDIANS ..... . ................... 6
WHITE SOX ...................... 5
YANKEES ·-···-·····-···· .. ... 5
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5
5
7
9
11
12
13
15
5
5
7
6
8
11
3
5
8
9
10
10 Joy Ride Ends
As 2 Are Held
ball, continue to lead the pack
with a 14 win 1 loss record.
In the feature game last week,
the Braves and Giants mix~ tn
TWo juvenile boys from Pasa. a real thrUJer wtth the Giants
dena and Los Angeles face ap. emerging the victors 2·1. It was
pearances In juvenile court after as predJcted another pitching
going Cor a Joy ride In p n out. duel between Tim Brown of the
board motor boat last Thursday Giants and Steven Sh~d of th e
Daughters of Golden West
Install Their New Officers
night. B.raves.
Bruce Young, harbor depart. There was some real slugging
ment patrolman. arrested the In other contests, and among the
pair on Alvarado St., Balboa, at home run hitters were Tommy
11 :20 p.m. after they ran their Hazlett. Bill Brockman, Randy
borrowed boat aground. Mr. Wanen, Jim Reynolds, Jamie
Young beached hls patrol boat Crowner, Brian CampbeJJ, and
and gave pursuit after recognlz. John Weber. John Macy tripled
lng the boat as one reported and Mike Schucter was robbed
s tolen from Hospitality Pier. BaJ. of a possible homer by a sensa
boa. earlier. The craft was re~ tlonal catch. Steve Hurwitz ron.
turnf'd to Its owner. Gary K. tmued to play outstanding ball
Paurr or 2691 Crestview Dr .. Bay in the field and a t the plate.
Shores. e COSTA MESA PA.IlK
The two juveniles were re Last wet-k saw the two highest
leased to thPir parents at 12:45 1 t£>ams. Cubs and White Sox batt
a.m. Friday. They wert' first I ling It out for Clrst place, with
charged with grand theft boat the Cuhs beating the Sox 5 to 3
and curfew v 1 o I at I o n . The In a hard-fought g ame last Wed
charges were later chang£>d to nesday. This threw the White
trespassing and boarding a ves. Sox and the up coming Giants
sel without the permission or the Into a tie for second place. The
owner. Giants came through for a close
2 ao,. oureM witll
Trylacte Tlke au
Two boys, both 16, from Los
An1eles and Pa.cWc Pallaades
were charpd by Newport pollee
wtth Jack of parental control and
curfew violation Friday evening
when arrested In the 200 block
E. Balboa Blvd .. Ba lboa.
They were charged with at-
tempting to steal gasoline from
the car of E. J. Spankle of 1210
Kings Rd .. Cliff Haven, parked
near Bay Shore Park. Newport
Beach. Officers made the arrest
after getting a description of
their car.
victory over the scrappy Braves,
who led the Giants going Into
the last Inning.
The hard-luck Tigers blasted
10 runs In against the third
place Dodgers on Thursday. The
Dodgers came back for elght
runs In the 1ut lnnlnl-flnal
re, 10 to 9 In favor of the
Tigers. The Red Sox came within
one run of defeating the league~
leading Cubs on Monday.
The standings are : Cubs. 12
won. 3 lost; White Sox. 10 and 4
and 1 tie; Giants. 10 and 4 and
1 tie; Dodgers. 8 and 6 and 1 tie;
Cards. 7 and 6 and 1 tie; Braves,
7 and 8; Indians. 7 and 8; Red
Sox. 5 and 10; Yanks. 3 and 11 ;
Tigers. 3 and 12.
Last wet-k's scores were: Tigers
2, Card!! 4 : Rf'd Sox 3, Cubs 4;
White Sox 6, Yanks 3; Indiana
11, Red Sox 5; Giants 9. Braves
5; Cubs 5, White Sox 3; Tigers
10, Dodgers 9. .... ,., ........
Rifletl ., Tllletu
The coin receiving mechan.
Isms of three soda pop machines
were the target of thieves In eo.
New officers of Conchita Par-
lor 294, Native Daughters of the
Golden West. oUiclaJly con-
ducted their first meeting In Au-
gust at the Costa Mesa Ameri-
can Legion Hall.
The officers were formaJJy Jn.
sta lled by Mrs. Dale Elliott, de.
puty grand president. and her
corps or otrlcers from the Santa
Ana Parlor 225 on July 28.
Taking office were Mrs. RudoU
Peterson of Costa Mesa as prest.
dent; Mrs. Walter Nollar of New.
port Beach as past president;
Mrs. Andre Lay. first vice presl-
dl'nt; Mrs. Donald Muncy. sec.
ond vice president; Mrs. Robert
M. Wilson. third vice president;
Mrs. Harold Graham. recording
secretary; Mrs. John Jacobsen,
treasurer; Mrs. Larry Bergeron.
financial secretary; Mrs. Jack
Wilson. marshal ; Mrs. John
Emerson. Inside sentinel; Mrs.
Gloria Place, outside sentinel,
and Mrs. Chester Pollard, Mrs.
Darwin Tate and Mrs. Helen Col-
llns as trustees.
Guest speaker at the lnstalJa.
tlon was Mayor Claire Nelson of
Costa Mesa.
Candlellghters were Pat Nollar,
c:lauehte!' of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
l'onar. and Helen Jacobsen,
daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. John
Jacobsen. Bible escort wu four.
year old Paula Sprague, daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sprague
,,., ...... Sc .....
Fer S•••J, 1111-28
The South Coast Rltle and Pl.s-
tol Club wiJJ bold a trap shoot
from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday,
Aug. 28, at the rUle range on
MacArthur Blvd. north of Corona
del Mar. The shoot Is open to
the public.
Thla wlll be the Sunday before
the opening ot the dove season
ISept. 3> and prospective bunters
will have a chance to get In
some shooting practlce. A.nother
trap shoot ts ech~uled for Sun-
day, Sept. 25.
Orange County Ard{ltects met
Thursday night at the Balboa
Bay Club for a dinner and dls-
cuMion or latex as an exterior
paint vehicle. George Lind. local
president of the county branch
of the American Institute of
Archltec"U, present~ t he speak-
er, who was Fellx Doherty of
Bums W. Lee Associated. Mr.
Doherty Illustrated his talk with
pictures of natural and synthetic
paints and their origin.
rona del Mar Friday night. New-----·--------port pollee reported. Newport Harbor Ensign
Wll WI1PlY1 If-• lfrt....W....._ an YOU fally ............
Clgalut 10M Olr law..-ltf ~c.-a..ap .,... ... Call .. ~ today.
The machine In the Corona del Dear Peg and Hop,
Mar Nursery wu looted of $1.50. On ~haU of the Newport Har-
A thief prl~ open the colJ re-bor Community Players. I would
celving mechanism In the Shell like to thank you for your k.Jnd-
Servtce Station. 2901 E. Cout neu during the put eeuon. It
Hwy., a nd took 80c. The soda hu meant a creat deal to the
pop machine tn the Standard JI'OUP to eee your comments writ-
Station, Coast Hwy. a.nd Mae. an alter our productloDL I can
Arthur Blvd .• was robbed of $2.70. not help but feel that auch publi-city wUI play an Important part
In our proaresa ~ard that
dream ln every player'• heart-
a real little theater of our own.
I )lope the croup wlll continue to
deeerve your aupport a.nd enthu.
alu m.
~ , ~-~ .. . .
Jr. Flags were carrl~ by Howard
Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Graham, anlt Larry La·
hodny, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Lohodny.
After the Installation ceremo-
nies. refreshments were aerved
by Mrs. Earl Patterson. chair-
man. assisted by Mrs. Wllllam
Melcher, Mrs. G. B. Butler and
Mrs. K. W. Brickey.
Lanny Young
Dies at 55
Lanny Robert Young, 55. of
608 Seaward Rd.. Corona High.
lands. died Monday In Orange
County General Hospital. Mr.
Young, a retired a('COUntant. was
born In IJllnols and had Jived In
Corona Highlands for the past
two years.
Mr. Young Is survived by his
wtfe. Mrs. Felecla Young of the
home address. and a son. Robert
L. Young of Newport, Rhode
Island. Graveside services wer~
held yesterday In Fairhaven
Cemetery wtth the Rev. Harry
Owings officia ting. Baltz MGrtu-
ary oC Coloaa. del Mar wu ln
charge of anangements.
CHU~CHU
GODfG TO CA.KP IIADPO&D
Leaving Sat urday morning for
a one-week outing near Seven
Oaks wtJJ ~ four high school
youths of the Balboa Island Com-
munity Methodist Church. They
wtll attend the Methodist Insti-
tute at Camp Radford. Those rep.
resenting tbe lsland church wUl
be Sharon Waidelich, Marilyn
Shooter. Judy Nealy, and Lance
Greenleaf.
L L METBODIIT CIIVJICB
In his flrat aervtce following a
two-week vacation trip to North ·
ern CaJilomla. the Rev. Donald
G. Sapp, mlnlater of the BaJboa
I a I a n d Community Methodist
Church, wiJl begin a aet"les of
sermons on ''The Good Newa
Jesus Brought." The ttrst aennon.
''The Newa of the Kingdom," wtJJ
be preached this Sunday at 9:30
and 11 a .m. Oth« topics for the
aeries wtll ~ ''The New. of tbe
Fath«, '' '"'be New. of Penona. ..
and "Tbe Newa of Joy ...
UJII'YZJIIALIIT ra.LOWIIDP
Dr. Frank Macintyre wUl ta.lk
on "Letter ttom the eo.mo." at
the 11 a.m. Sunday wonhlp 8e'rV·
lee of the Unlvenallat CommU·
nlty Fellowship, Which IDftU at
515 W. Balboa. Blvd., Balboa.. Rev.
Fr~«lck 1Un1e wiU return to
the pulpit In September.
I"DDE lET m BACK 'I A1:D
The clotbes Une and a T·aftlrt
were burn~ when 10meone
atarted a f ire In her back yard
during the night. Martha Peter-
son of 2404 Cliff Dr .• Newport
Heights., complained to Newport
pollee at 8:41 a.m. W~nesday,
Aug. 3.
for lett.rtteeds. enve&op.s eel
THE ENSI&N. HA.f114
111. and 11n. 11: a. WOOdl o1 m~llll!liiim
111 C.llrWo lt., Oolta ~ tube.
.,... MvM by Jkwpcwt ~ With the help tJI otMr Ute
life pa.nla from dtowDJ.rW In the pa.rd8, Kt. Woocll wu broqbt
IUif at l1lt k , w.-l'felwport. ubore and atwn IDedlcal ald. A
at J:JI p.aa. Iunday. doctor and ambuleace wwe
MN. w~ wu h~ uhore eallecJ a.nd Mt. Woodl wu t0tn
ftnt b)' a lUe pard ud wu to Hoa1 Memorial llolpltal. Mr.
liVen ant aJd by Jfewport ~ Rauom 1fU the vtet1m ot «X· ~-... Tbe lite pard then ,... treme exbau.don, but ha a.nd
tUI'PWQ to the aurf and went to Mit. Woodl ncoverect a ul.ftd.
the a.Jd 'of Mr. Wooda. In the ently at the aNne to require no
meantime Joel Rauom, ~. of furtber treatment other than
Santa. Ana had reach~ the warmth and said.
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* * *
• on Ne wport BlYd.
aboYe the Arches, acrou
Freeway from Hoag
Ho.pital
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SPECIAL
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announcing
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Lilli •• a.MM
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Milia If. lfewpo~t ~ Ull •• t.lll7
Accessories
Crossroads Values In Real Estate
(Xchalhree)
HIGHWAY and FREEWAY FRONTAGE._..Per Front Ft. $150.00
9 UNIT NEW STORE BUILDING ON LEASEHOLD AT SS.25 Per
Sq. Foot
VfEW LOT IN LAGUNA-SEWER AND W ATFlL .$2500,00
101 HIGHWAY FRONT AGE, STORE AND BRICK UNITS 122,500.00
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ENTIRE BLOCK--3 S'J'IUri'S plua 8
HOUSES Per Front Foot tl25.00
BALBOA OCEAN FRONT APART. HOUS&.LEASE PER. MONTH .
• PER UNIT m.oo
ACREAGE Bl:I'WEEN XNOTTS BERRY FARM and D1SNEYL:AND
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Sub:Mariners
Stage Display
A Jldncllvlnl ,_, t.n4 tech·
nlque dltlnoMtratJon wu 11ven
bY membera ot the Newport Har.
bor Sub-Mutnen In the Balboa
lay Club ~DI pool 8Un·
day, July 3L
Alan White ot Santa Ana ctem.
on.trated the bulc aJdn.dlvlne
1ear of race maak. IWlm flDJI and
breat.hlne morkel. Bob Clark ol
Anabetm, SubMutnen prea.ldent. mowed the varloua techniqu•
\ded In au.rtaee divine. John Mll·
I• of Balboa ahot hU rubber
powere4 apear 1\U'l. and Bill
SUzle or Coron a del Mar demon.
mated b1t carbon dloxJcte pow. erect eun. 1be latter three UJu.
mated the uae ot aqua lunea.
Mn. Sllzle. Mrs. MIJ~r. Mary
He~ Crull\ and Mary Kay 11tu.,
the latter two from Corona del
Mar, demon.ltrated f?am neo.
prene IWfm aulta and underwater
photoeraphy. lohn Burk~tt or the
Waterwear Co. of Newport Beach
wu muter of ceremonle.. SereJe
Beltran or Santa . Ana acted the
part or an underwater clown.
TIE ~·' IEIT • I I
DINING •••
DANCING •••
COCKTAILS. • •
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VEAL ICALLOftlll e LAIACKA e PIZZA
2260 Hu:Lor Boulevard •
DANCI"G
IIIlEY UITZ I Ills •lllc
l teliiOe.a.
ap. 7 Dcrp A Week
COCXTA.D. BO~t· to 1:• •.x. DAD..'f
I'O.uu& I(JUI) D~
~ cmd1CIIble for
PARTIES. BANQUETS, or CLUB DINNERS
..._Yeu~Jfow
Harbor Bl•d. at WU.On Liberty 8-5543
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a.a at .,. t1 tow ,_,. ot JkY·
llf'Od ....... ~ tor u.. »~rene. a. will ..............
..... ,. his ptrayal of
"Ladlle" in the .,.. •• ftnlt pre.
eentatioll ot '"'l"be Huty Beut"
In tta He belan hie theatrical
career ln l.IM7 In aummer etock,
ple.ytne ln auch productions u
"Chicken every Sunday," "Ladles
In Retirement," and Eupne
O'Nelll'a "Ah, Wllderne.a!" Dur. lnl thU period he studied aetlne
under Eueenle Leontovtch and
Akim Tamlroft a nd wu tutored
In staeecralt by Rita GJover and
Cyril lon-.
With the Newport Harbor Com·
munJty · Player"a be hu partk:l·
pated In "'Ibe Male AnJmal,"
"Petticoat Fever,'' "Dream Glrl.''
•'Ptlll.adeJpbla Story," and u
Danny ln "Nieht must falL" Col.
lep product1ona to hie credit In-
clude "Outward Bound" and Mo.
llere'a "La Malad~ lmaglnalre."
Hla latest role with the Playen
was an accidental and hurried
one. When charactor actor lim
Webb wu stricken with acut~
laryngitis on the eve of the re.
cent production of the ''Black
Fla mlneo," Orren, who was as-
sisting the play's director, don.
ned powered wig and JT~ase.
paint to play the part of "Popo."
Mystery Boat
Eludes Patrol
A harbor department patrol
boat erulalng In th~ bay ln the
ar~a of the upper bay bridge no.
tiCf'd another boat with weak
running lights at 3:10 a.m. last
Thuraday.
Th~ harbor d~artment boat
thnw Ita ~tllght on the other
craft, which was equipped with
an outboard motor. It left the
scene with a terrific speed. golne
down th~ main channel and out
the harbor entrance to the open
Name 22 New Staff Members
For Fall at Orange Coast
Twenty.two new start mem.
bers have been appointed to po.
sitions at Oranee Coast Colleee
for 1955-56, the lareest number
to·jotn th~ faculty since the year
the Institution was founded In
1948.
HeadJne up the student per.
sonnel RJ'Vices will be Or. Don.
aid E. P~hlk~. prt>Sently a cllnl.
cal psycholoai-at with the Deput.
ment or Health for the State or
Idaho.
Other countellng additions are
Stephen Isaac, Conner achool
psychologist In Claremont with
an M.A. from Claremont Gradu
at~ School; Or. laAe Mat.on,
psychologist and counselor from
East Contra Costa lunior College,
and Robert E. VaUett. former
counselor at 1Sa~nto State
Colleee .
The nat concert or the Oranee attaJrs. They lnelude Ma,or Dora
Cowlty PhUtwmonJc Orchestra BllJ ancl o. w. cDidl• alclla.rd
wW be held at 8:30 p.m. Sat\&r. ot M..-port -..eh.. Owlcbt GlbM
~y • .AUI. 27, ln the Irvine BoWl, ot 'l1lree Atdl Bay; Juqe Cella
Lquna Beach, c!lrecton of the Youne and lla.~4 J:lllott ot
Oran,. County Phllbarmonlc So-HuotJncton Beach. Mrs. lat*
ciety declded at a recent meetlne Com of Balboa laland. Dr. Carl
ln the bome or Mrs. Fred G. Fel'· Pearlman of Santa Ana, Gordon
rey of ~mon H~lghta. X. Richmond or Ora.nae, Mrs.
Mra. Cart Boawel of Bay Shorea, Martha Schumacher or A.nahelm,
Mia E. Certrude Hellla and Ed-Mrs. C. Stanley Chapman, Kra.
ward Mittelman of Fullerton Edward Mittelman, Mrs. Francia
were unanlmouaJy elected to the MoUltt and Mrs. R a y m o n d
active board of dlrecton or the ThompiOn or Fullerton, Mn.
IOCiety at the meeting. Richard Wlndel' of Brea. F. K .
An enlareed advJaory board of Cadw~ll of La Canada and Mau.
dlrf'cton will soon be activated rice Harrla of West Loa Aneeln.
on oohalf ot the eoclety, lt was
announced by President More·
land Lt"lthold, to provide Cull
county r~resentaUon ln aodety
u aoLLE.D wr WJII1'TIEa
Local rHidents enroJied In th~
flnt term of the Whittier Colle,e
Summer Sftslon were Richard D.
Lane, 2056 Ocean Blvd.; and Mrs.
Ruth E. Richwine, both o1 BaJ.
boa. and Geore• ft. Curtis, 21601
Crestview Or , Bay Shores. The
tlrst St"Uion ~nded July 29, and
the current four week session be
ean Aug. 1.
AT
Arches
"Your Host to the
Coast Since lQ"
PJME POODI
CO C K T AILS
COAST HI~HWAY AT
THE AICHES
H-.-+ IHdt
JOHN VD.£11 E
&.111_,19 .. 1511
"'EW IIIWIIIr' 1ni11 II t..c-o•z aon JUrD a KDrOTD. IOowD ~
Daily 11:30 & 7:00p.m., 11.25. CldJdr.n 65c
* 3 BOATS OPERATING on BAY & OCEAN RIDES * Boat l.ecmng £yery 20 Minutes *
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aea. The slower harbor depart. ------------
New teclmoloey I n at r u cton
w111 be WUll.am Poor~ ln petro-
leum technology, formerly at
Huntington Beach Hl&'h School;
K~nn~ E. Harrl.a. bulldlnl
trades, a journeyman carpentel'
for aeven y~ars; Irvin l . Koaan.
electronics and mathematics. for.
mer radar technician w1th the
U. S. AJr Force, and Anthony J.
Sully, sheet metaJ, 14 years a
sheet metal journeyman.
ment patrol boat was unable to
purau~ th~ mysterious craft.
Newport pollc~ patrol units were
warned to watch for the mystery
craft In case It came Into the
beach aomewhere.
LUCAS' GET OlD.
A dauahtel', 6 lbs., 6 en., wu
bon\ to Mr. and Mrs. Georl• r.
Lucas of 2-475 Marino Or.. Bay
Shor~ In St. Joseph Hospital on
Thursday, Aue. 4.
. LEGAL JfOTJCE
a.TJFJCATE OP aUSDfESS
Plctitioa.a PU. Kame
THE UNDERSIGNED does here·
by certify that she ls conductlne
a real estate b\Uiness at 3444
East Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar,
Callfornla undel' the flctltlo\U
firm nam~ of RAY RE ALTY
COMPANY and that said flrm Is
composed ot the following per.
son whose name ba Cull a nd
place of residence are as follows,
to. wit :
Hazel May Ray
544 Seaward Road,
Corona del Mar, California
WITNESS my hand this 5th
day of Aueuat, 1955.
H..-1 May Ray
STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) >ss.
COUNTY of ORANGE >
ON THlS Fifth day of August.
1955, before me, a Notary Public
ln and for said county and state,
realdJne therein, duly cornmJ.a.
atoned and awom, penonaUy ap.
peared HAZEL HAY RAY known
to me to be the person whose
name Is subecribed to th~ w1thln
lnstrum~nt. and acknowledeed
to me that she executed the
same. WITNESS my hand and ottt.
clal aeal.
Adolph 1. Vlccelllo
Notary Publlc In and for said
County and State.
My Comml•lon expires Au.
gust l3, 1958.
Publlsh: Au e. 18. 25,
In the Newport Harbor
RAG.4~'S
Your Family Restaurant
(a.-cl 'hmtq)
ISIS CMet ..... ,....,
C... dill
Tennis Taught
at Playground
lnstuctlon for beginners Is
etven from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
cturlne week days In the tennl.a
PI'OP&m at t.he B1&b Sc:hool ptay.
eround. There Is no reetatration
fee and equipment Ia available
at no cost.
The ftrst IHIIOns cover only th~
forehand stroke. practice In hold
lng the racket and making the
proper swine. brine Into action
th~ whol~ body. Nnt backhand
la taueht. again with ~mphasls
upon proper awing. Proper fort"
and b a c k h a n d ..rtroklng Is
brought about by bouncing balls
to students. Balla ar~ thrown at
thls staet> rather than hit to e1v~
the beginner more tim~ to eet
hls body In position and to aet
th~ ball Into poaltlon more ac.
curately.
Gradually the ball Is thrown
faster and farther away from the
student. Finally, the Instructor
will hit the ball from back court.
rallylne with the atudent. Occa-
sionally, durtne thla tlm~. the
atud~nt will take tlme out rrom
thla practice to beeln and prac.
tlce tervlne. Correct form ratheF
than just hitting th~ ball back
across th~ net ls the co-l of the
aummeF'a work.
11nl Clnllw..-
11 Celli IWJ~ Crllll
Three cars became Involved In
an accident on carnation Ave.
80Uth of Coaat Hwy .• Corona del
Mar. at 1 :t5 p.m. Au e. 7. Pollee
uJd a car driven by CharfH l .
Farwell of Santa Ana turned
rteht ott Coast Hwy. onto Cam•·
Uon Ave., went aC'r'OM th~ cen-
ter line and h it a car operated
bY Mlpel T. Huerta of Santa
Ana. stopped for traffic. The
Farwell vehicle continued on 34
feet to hit the back of a parked
ear rertstered to Shlrl~y Love or
Arcadia, knocking It over a curb
Into a telephone pole. No one
was hurt.
DAVGIITD roa noaau
A dauahteF. Judith. waa born
to Mr. and Mrs. John Storch or
2'752 Ctrcle Dr .. Bay Shores. on
Fr1day, Aug. 5, In Hoag M~
morla_l Hospital.
In the new field or x .ray tech·
nology, instructors wlll be Mrs.
Pauline Bolt. a r~,atered x .ray
t.ec:hnlda.n wtth experlenc:e at
Children's Hosplt&J ln Los An·
edes; and Mrs. Genevlev~ Mar.
tin, formerly an instructor at the
Langley Porter CllnJc, University
of CallfornJa. '
Physical education statt addJ.
tlons are Stuart K. Inman, lor
mer basketball coach at Santa
Ana College, and Ruth E. Mason.
previously employed at M~nlo
Atherton Hlgb School and Puna.
hou Hlgh School. Hawaii.
Mrs. Mina Harpel' Hutcbitlon.
tor ~~n years an Instructor at
Huntington Beach High School,
has been added to t he home
economics d~artment. a I o n e
w1tb Miss Ruth Klumb. who has
been a home economist for Ar
mour It Co., a hom~ service di·
rector for th~ Seattle Gas Co.,
and a food chemist for Pacific
Food Products.
New mualc Instructors are
JamH S. Flt:zgerald. employed
for the put tlvt> yean at the
Horace Enslen School. and How·
ard A Kay, Instructor at the Col·
lege of San Mateo and Palomar
Coil~.
AddltioM In tht> Enelbb d~
partment lncludt" Robert B. For.
est. Lucian D. Scott and Patricia
Payne. Mr. Forest has an K.A
from tht> University or Cblca,o
and hu been an Ln.struct.ot at
Wa.shlncton State CoU~. Mr Scott wu a professional act« on
the New York staee and has
taught drama at the CoU.,e ol
the Pacltic. New Muieo Hleh·
lands University and Taft Junior
Collee~. Mba Payne ,._duated
w1th ~~eat cn.tlnct:lon tiom Stan.
ford University thla yMr. She Ia
a Phi Beta Kappa and wu on
the edltortal ltaft or the Stanford
Dally.
BusJness educaUol'l trtaff addl·
tlons Is Frances M. Lawrence. Jn.
structor at Saa Francb co Stat~.
Com p to n and U.C.L.A.. and
Ramon Washam. I1"'Cft)' mn
cbandlalne.
Howard D. Clapp hu been em.
ployed as an art Instructor. He
Ia the ~tary or the CallfomJa
Wam Coler Sodety and to.«dl·
nat« ot art for ~nclary IIChoola
ln Burbank. •
1n's Bowline
Open Aleys
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ap. AD .... t P'riclaly .-4 ....,_ * AU'I'OIIATIC PDriJIOii&:U • roa IID&a'YATIOIIS CAFE 7a l l1.aDaa AYE. L&Di I ~ COlT& 1a1A --·--------
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la.,.tment.Securitiee
...._ .... To. .oc. a:: 1111
lOI AMOIUI JIIOCil uaw• ~ .oca litO.,.... •~
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Thousand More Patrons U
Public library and Branch
1be current arowth of the Har-
bor are& a retJected ln the ln-'nle ., .. Booa and Sacldle cnue ot hMrlY 1,000 uwn at
Club recently wtJc:oomecl to.U IMW tbe NeWport Public Library In
members. )ln. and Mra. wtUiam llalboa and Ita Corooa del Mar
Edwarda and Mt. and Mrs. Dtc:k brucll. The foUowtne report by
RliOn. Forrect Paull, out·tollll head lJbra.rlan Dorothea Sheely
prHident. pnsented 11tt1 to the atves atatiltlc:s of the 1954-55 ft.a.
outcers and committee cbalnnen c:_al year covertne the period up
who ~ with hlm. The to this past .July:
tn tum gave him an enlar~ "Your library eeta bUJler aU
ment of a picture of bit bone th~ tlme. The Librarian's report
a nd the Mesa Ft.sh Fry queen. to the Library Board for the tfs.
Members of the club pretented cal yeu 1954-.June 30, 1955 shows a lounge chair to Mr. Paull atter
hIs recent Ulness.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Nub
have been named lrulde and o ut-
side entertainment chairmen for
the coming quarter. • • •
Oscar Moss
of Lido Dies
IJnportant library deftlopmenta.
Spot ehedla &bow aa &WII'&Ie ot :uo people come Into the main
buUdlnr durtna the eleva bow
day."
''There wu a 10.f31 aaiD In
circulation over lut ~· au
tJme record. Our people llke Mft•
fiction better • each year. Ply.
choloJY, eocl&l ac:Jence. hlltory,
travel and blolfaphy clrculated
most. At the Corona del Mar
Branch the Increase wu steady
In all type& of subjecU. The eo.
rona del Mar llbrary patrons
read 18,618 booka. Of tbla total
1,040 maeazlnel were borrowed.
It Is lntelfttlnc to note tbat a ll
the perlodJcals are donated. All
to1ether 1.27,651 books were bor-
rowed from bot.h libraries.
•
T renspont of NeedY Patients
T'o Be ~gued at Meeting
Solution to tiM tnMport;8UoD count)' llialptt.al rolJ bUt requtr-
proW.. tw cou.DV MeCtF medJ. bw ~n wba Ill be-cal patienta wt1l M ~Cfqbt at a ca-ollacll olmo.ney. 'hrpt ol
Junebeon ~ on Frtda;y, the POQ wu people tlaUdall1
Aua. -. tn the Santa Ana eom. able to provide their own trans. m~ c.•. portattoo. Ooe ~ wu
WWia Warner, chairman ot the tl)at tbe Jlied C... pro¥tde the
county board ol.upervi.lon. wW equl~ &Ad traJnfaa I« dl'Jv.
repr--.t Oranp cout;y. Kn. en wtth oth• aaenctea 8t&ndtna
C.theortne Johftaon Wlll reprewnt the c:o.t at au and othtr' ex-
the N~ ..... Branch, peuee. Ed T. a•y repr-w
A.rnftlcan Red et.a; and Mra. the Newport.co.ta ~~-~ranch,
Laura Warren, the Southern Or-Amerlcan Bed Crou, at tile meet.
anae County Chapter, American tne.
Red Crou.
Other health aeendea to be auu IRTO ICIIOOL
The Centaurs, junior rldJne
rroup ot Corona del Mar, an-
nounce two new members, Brad-
ley Fltzrerald and Steve MJJ.
burn.
Oscar Moss. 61, of 400 VIa Lido
Nord, Lido Isle, died A.ug. 3 In
his Los Angeles home at 2451
SHver RJdge Ave.
He Is survived by hls wlte,
Mrs. Sadye Moss. of the home
address. and two son5, Conrad
Moss. of Los Angeles and Larry
Moss. In tbe U.S. Army in Frank.
furt. Germany.
''The lareer book budeet of
past yeu enabled the Ubrary to
purchue Ayer's Directory of
N e w s p a p e r s and Periodicals,
Facta on FUe. Thomu BeJlster
of American Manufacturers. and
many other apeclaJI.zed books.
All tosetber 1,887 new books
were added to the &helves.
Vand&la atole tour pair of
hlnees valued at PJ and dara-
aJe(1 a gid'a rest room at Har-
bor VIew School, Corona del Mar,
Newport pollee report.cl Aua. 8.
repreeented Include the Oranp
County Tu~uloela Aun., Am-
erican Cancer SocietY, Oran1e
County Heart Asan., Vlaltlnl
Nurses ANn., Oranae County
Medical Aaan., Oranae County So-
ciety for Crippled CbUdren and Reed ....,_._ want Ada.
Oranae County Foundation for -====-=-=·=·====~ Intant:Ue Paral:yala. Each wilt r Robin Irwin of the Boots
Saddle Club wUJ keep the Quar.
ter Trophy permanently, havlne
won It three Umes straleht. Lor-
raine Lee won the senior trophy tor the past quarter. Mr. Moss was a past president
ot the Calltornla Society of CertJ.
!led Public Accountants. IJe re-
cently retired as a partner of the
firm Thompson. Moss and Co., of
Los Angeles. At the t1me of hls
death he was ser ving as presl.
dent of the Universal Finance
Corp. of Los Angeles.
"A. total of 6,l&O adults and
children use the library, which is
an lncreue of 932 over last
send two repre.entatlvH.
The Amerlcan Red Crou on
.July 1 cut ott provtdlna tram.
portatlon tor medical patlenta
except mJUtary penronneJ and
their dependenu. I n t ere at e d
11oups In flndlnl" a aoluUon to ·
the transportation problem met
August 5th In Santa Ana. It wu
pointed out that Oranee County
General Hospital Is provldln1
tra nsportation l or patient. on Ita
a. ......... ,.
YARN SHOP
rff:l &. ee.t ....... ,
C.... 6ll Jlc IIA 0157
KnJtttne. Croehettna and
Needlepoint SuppU .. Altercali•• Belw-
Driww ••~ Blcrclist
A car driven by Frank B. Meier
of 4004 River Ave.. Newport
Beach, was Involved in an accl
dent with a bicycle ridden by
Jim Niemiec of 1611 W. Ba lboa
Blvd .. Newport Beach. between
2:45 and 3 p.m. Aug. 8, New-
port police reported. The acci-
dent O<'Curred on Court Ave. 00.
twecn 19th St. and 20th SL. New.
port Beach.
Mr. Niemiec charged that Mr.
MetPr struck him In the face
with a paper bag during a dis.
cussion after the accident. The
bicycle rider alleged that the
motorist seemed to swerve to the
left and htt his bicycle alter It
was brought to a stop next to
a parked car.
RaHier Is R1111rW
01 lai1 CDI .....
AloDIIIb.~edbyaWe
guard to be a ratt*. appeared
on the Conlaa del Mar m.U.
beac:b at 11 :40 CI.IIL AU9-s.
The pard c.l1ed fw the Jf.w-
port pollee bUJDcme oWcer.
Geor9e .. ,...... Wh• he •·
rl..ct U.. IIDCib waa poe. Elda
tllnw lOCka at lt a:D4 lt d.bap.
pearecS ill the CINCI of the 1ta1n
to the IIWid.a beocl:a cat a.u. trosSe A..._ Oftlcear .,.,.... .-..
pcwW.
WOJIAJr B1JIIT Df WJlECJ[
AS 3 CAJlS COLLJDE
Undetermined Injuries w('re
suffert>d by Mrs. Theodore Web-
ber of Los Angeles In a three
car accident on Coast Hwy. 1.000
feet WE"St of the Balboa Bay Club
at 11 :05 p.m. August 6. Drivers
of the cars were Mr. Webber.
John Davis of 318 Ogle St .. Costa
Mesa. and James R. Plno of Long
Beach.
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JlCJ[ Ur cS DELJVEIIT
ELLIOTT'S s~~~
@ 3001 Jfewpoct alYd.
Jfewport hach
Harbor 3123
Os*l Eftrf Day
., CI.IIL to 8 ....
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He was one of the founders
and prlnclpal supporters of the
Monday Evening Concert St'rles
In Los Angeles.
Marine Hurt
In Hi9h Dive
Cpl. Ronny Wolke. 19, El Toro
marine. suffered a possible bro-
ken neck when he dov~ Into
three feet of wa ter from a 15
foot cliff at Rooky Point, Corona
del Mar. at 3:37p.m. Wednesday.
Aug. 10. Newport Beach llte
guards reported.
The victim was paralyzed from
the ne<:k down. He was loaded
Into a harbor department patrol
boat and taken to the harbor de-
partment dock. From there he
was taken to Marine Corps Air
Station, El Toro. and later to the
Corona Naval Hospita l.
People had warned him not to
ma ke the dive. life guards re-
ported. The young m arine made
the statement that he had made
the dive befor e.
KIDS ST AJIT TLUII P11ll!
Kids playing with matches
were blamed for a trash f ire on
Christian's Hut propnty, 325
Edgewater Ave .. Balboa. at 3:10
p.m. August 6. The fire caused
no damage and was extln.
gulshed by !Jremen.
year's all time high. The library TIIZ KIDI ~ tMU OWD 1100 at the Jfewport llarbo. auffalo I
alma to provide opportunity and llaDcla. lloldill9 ._pa. of tbe 1100 are a.n hwen. 11. (Left) of
encouragement for c h I 1 d r e n • a .. lYUe LaDe. klboa. a:D4 Toal Gall cd. young people. men a nd women F u 12. of 14021/a Ocecm
to ~ucate themselves contlnu-JOat. Jfewpon hac:b. (.Eaalp rhoto)
ously. Story hours, and .r~gular
school classes brought the Jl. K•d Q t Th • Q z brary uses to children In slxteen· I s per.a e elr wn 00
classes once a month this past h sc~~~J,~~~-of the Library Board At t e Harbor Buffalo Ranch
who served this past fiscal year
are Mrs. C. M. Deakins, Chair-
man: Mrs. Stedman Hoar, S«re.
tary: Robert Hurwitz. Dick Ri ch-
ard. Dr. Horace Parker. and Mrs .
C. H. Harry."
niet Lnm Bl•t
Fer DH le Stole
Harbor area kids have estab
lished their own zoo at the New
port Harbor Buffa lo Ranch.
Animals on display Include a
baby alligator, g uinea pig, baby
pheasant. wild rats. rabbits and
opossum. ducks, pigs. tame rab
bits. chickens and other animals
their search for anlmals for the
zoo on ranch pro perty.
The young people have charge
of obtaining the animals, feed.
ing and housing them and paint-
Ing signs to attract business. An
Interesting sight at the zoo Is to
see baby raLc; feectl ng from a
baby milk bottle. The zoo keep..
ers as well as customers learn
about animals at the Newport
Harbor BuUalo Ranch kids' zoo.
roll.
Listed as heine In need of help
were those who ~P oft the
Knttttna Bar•
Speclallzed Acceaorlea
and In.atructlona
BOUIII
Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to !S p.m.
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AIRUIES •
RAUl IDS
S.f9SD9 TIM c.-tal Ana Fw II early 10 Yean
21J Oceaa A"' l.oguDa ae.cb Bywtt '-1•1 A thief took a $1.050 outboard
motor boat from a Lido Isle rest.
dent's private dock and left a
smaller outboard motor boat In
Its place, Newport pollee re-
ported Thursday. Aug. 4.
John Lang of 605 VIa Lido
Soud. Lido Isle, reported the loss
of his 15 foot boat equipped with
a 7 'r. horsepower out board motor.
Left at his dock was a 14-foot
boat and 5~-horsepower out-
board motor, which had been
taken from the next private dock
west of his. pollee said.
Ch ief hunter for the zoo Is Jer
ry Cla rk. 12. son of Gt>ne Clark.
ranch o.._,ner. The young hunter
catches rabbits. rats and other
a nimals on the proPf>rty and
adds them to the zoo. He claims
that a skunk caught for the zoo
was turned loose by ranch people
alter smelling up the place. lew IJ1~ tf "PERSIIJAUZED" I••J ... ,
FtJIUfiT'OllE STOU: BIT
A portable short wave radio
and a tape recorder, valued at
$374.45 we-re stolen from the
Newport Furniture Co .. 2620 W.
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, po.
lice were notified a t 11 :10 a.m .
August , 6th The burglar forced
open a window on the northwest
side ot the building to gain
entry
Aiding In the operation of the
zoo are Gerl Powers, 12, of 403
Belvue Lane. Balboa; Toni GaJ.
Iucci, 12, of 14021~ Ocean Front,
Newport Beach; Richard HofC.
man, 12, and his sister. Nancy
Hottman. 8. ot 218 Marigold Ave ..
Corona del Mar. Richard Is cred
It~ with capturing two wild rab
bits for the zoo. Nancy caught a
three-foot king snake but It
escaped. They are conUnuln1
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Two young men stole a case
of beer from a Pabst Brewing
Co. truck parked In tront or
Ernie's Cafe, Newport Heights,
A. E. Burgess of Santa Ana com plain~ to Newport pollee a t 11
a.m. Saturda y, Aug. 6. The men
were observed running with the
beer when the truck driver came
out of the care. They dropped
two cases but ~aPE'd w ith one
ca.se valued at S4.JO. leaving In
a rose colored car. pollee said. e MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COBPORA.'nON e F ive subdivisions for 1.648 rest.
dences were acted upon by the
Costa Mesa planning commis
slon last week in Newport Beach
justice court.
Commission members arc still
conferring with the Aldee Corp
of Santa Ana for a 853 par('(')
s ubdivision between Harbor Blvd.
and Fairview Rd. north o f the
prpsent city limits 680 feet north
of Wilson St. The land Is due
to be annexed to the city on
Sept. 23. The $10.000.000 develop .
ment calls tor 822 single family
dwellings. 28 multiple dwelling~
two large commercial zones on
the east side of Harbor Blvd. and
a 10 acre site for an elementary
school.
The Aldee Corp. also submU-
ted for recommendation a 697
parcel subdlvlslon west of Har.
bor Rest Memorial Park aouth
of Gisler Ave. The Roven-Splegel
Corp. of Los Angeles Is the con.
tractor for both developments.
A 20-home subdlvlsJon was ap..
proved for SulJivan and Everson
between WUson St. and Avocado
St.. Harbor Blvd. and Fairview
Rd. A subdivision of 28 homes
was approved for the Polklnx
hom Construction Co. of Manhat
tan. The hom es wtll be built on
Knox Ave. a nd Knox Pl., between
15th St. and 16th St.. Orange
Ave. and Santa Ana Ave.
A SO.home subdlvlslon of the
Newport Balboa Savtnas and
Loan Assn. was approved. It will
be located on property between
VIctoria St. and Hamilton St.. Po-
mona Ave. and Wallace Ave.
A variance was granted Lorenz
Spitz of 110 118 E. 16th St .. Costa
Mesa. to add 5,000 squarefeet of
building at that address. The
American Hellocopter Corp. Is
due to close Its Manhattan
BeaC'h plant a nd m ove It to the
Costa Mesa address.
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Fictitious Firm Name p B I N 7 I N 6 THE UNDERSIGNED does here. • ~
by certify that he Ia conducting ~: ~ a contracting and construction ,..
business at 1600 W. Coast High-
way, N~rt Beach. CalltornJa.
under the fictitious tlrm name of ~ ..,.
MEDICAL BUILDING COMPANY ,.. ..,.
OF AMERICA and that aaid firm • ~
._composed or the followLne per. • ~
sons. wh~ names Ln fuu and ~ CIIECK TillS LIS"' FOR YOUR PRINTING NEEDS ~ r~!~o~lt~esldence are as fol-~ I I : ~
RALPH L HOYLE ~. ~
202 Garnet 0 USINESS Balboa laland. California B ·CARDS G WEDDING INVITATIONS
WITNESS my hand this 28th • 0 LETTERHEADS ~ day of July, 1955. • . 0 RECEPTION CARDS .,.
RALPH L. HOYLE .._ ~
STATE OF ~.LIFORNIA ,. 0 ENVELOPES G ANNOUNCEMENTS ~
COUN'N OF ORANGE ) ss. ~ •
ON TH1S 28th d ay of July, A.D. • [J STATEMENTS EJ MENUS ~
1955, before me, the undersigned, ~ 0 ORDER BLANKS 0 PAMPHLETS ..Ill a Notary Public In and for the ,. ..,.
said County and State, residing • 0 CIRCULARS r-:1 BQOV1 ~ ~ therein, duly commissioned and • L.:..J l'U..C. .t.:> ~
be the person whose name Ia ,.
subscribed to the wlthtn Instru-
sworn, per so n a II y appeared .._ O POS'!"'t:"D~ O l Ralph L Hoyle known to me to :( .tJ:.n..:> MAGAZINES •
ment. and acknowledeed to tne PH. ONE US AT uaDiai'II.R 111,. that he executed the aame. IN ~ •
WITNESS WHEREOF, I have ~ ~ h~unto tet my hand and at-• ADd OUr 1Wpr11tmoti" Will Be Glacl To Call 0a Yoa
tlxed my oftlclal aeal the day .., •
and year In thla Cert.Wcate firtt ~,. above written.
DONALD D. HARWOOD
My Comm.t.alon Explrtl au• 28. 1958.
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• (Coe.._. b'OID Pqel) quuuUMcl a moue owned by · e YWUMDAY. AVO. U MIL IteM Paul ol 1740 E. Ocean
Shlrley Giddy, 3t, of Tul&.N, lllvct.. Balboa, after tbe mouN
ata.J1nl at 1511 W. Balboa Blvd., bad bitten Mark Ha.ud. 1703 E.
Newport Beedl. tulferecJ a heart ~ Blvd., and VIetor LaVere
attack at 2:58 a.m. and wu of 1101 Mlramat Dr., Balbo& • • ·
treated by the ftre dep<ment Mta. Mary lo Brinton. 31, o1
J'8CUe ~uad and a pb,adan Montebello .uffered a faJntJna
The eW'
Ultra-Modern
King
Studio
Helm Blethen of_. Broad apell on the end of the ftewport SL . Newport Hell)lta, ~ a Pier at 8 :21p.m. and W&f taken a~plcloua man at the bottom of to Hoac Memorial HCM~P1tal by
the atalrway at the Areta• OYer· her buaband, Hal X. Brinton,
pau wbUe ahe wu waiUna f~ a wt~h a polke eeeort • . • L. W.
bus· ottJcera searched but were Xellotc of 1338 W. Balboa Blvd.,
unable to locate htm . . . 1.ee Newport. Beach, reported the
McClintock of MOS~ W. Oeean, theft of two bathlnl auit. and
Newport Beach, reported that two beach towela from a clothes.
someone broke the w1ndahleld line at that address . . . Pollee
of hla car, poulbly with a rdek_. unit 201 operated by Officer wu.
while It wu parked on Hello. llam Talbott wu In a mJnor traf.
trope Ave. near Cout Hwy., Co-fie acddent with a car driven by
rona del Mar . . . Rex Conrad of Donald R. Howard of Camp Pen·
145 Park Ave., Balboa Ialand, dleton at Coast Hwy. and Orchid
compi&Jned that a dol chased Ave., Corona del Mar, at 7:1.5
hlm on the street. taklne oft one p.m. whUe In pursuit of a poe.
of hla ahoes ... Mra. J. T. Mur· aJble drunk driver ... A hit and
dock of uoo w. Balboa Blvd.. nan car cauaed $35 damaee to
Newport Beach. reported a $Z the car of Mn. ltobert K. Jon~
bathlnl ault stolen from a of 212 E. Balboa Blvd.. Balboa· . ·
clotheellne ... John l . Sulllvan eiATVIIDAT. AVO. 1J
I I Charges Against Juvenile
Arrested by Newport Police
of 2027 Oranee Ave., Collta Mesa. Leslie Davl.a of D> 3:5th St.,
reported the theft of a 12 foot Newport Beach. reported tbat
row boat trom the 19th St. Land· aomeone entered her unlocked
tne Newport Beach ... Harriett car and took four dreaee, two
L. Wood of 313 Montero St. B&J. blou.ses and a man'a tallored
boa complained that boats were a~Urt. all valued at ~ · · ·
drl.;.ng throuah the swimmJne Klcbael McCarthy, 13, of 106
area at Montero St. . . . Seventh St., Balboa, cut hJa foot
on a aplke In the croMWalk at e I'BIDAY, AVC. 12 Coronado St. and Balboa Blvd.
Mrs. J. H. Maaaey of 743 VIa ... Whit M. Helms of 8310 W.
Lido Soud, Udo lale, reported Ocean Front. Newport Beach, re-
hearing what sounded like .ome-ported that hls car struck the
one burstlnl a door open and comer of a residence at 34M W.
rattling a trellla by hes-front Ocean Front, tearlne a board
door at 1 :14 a .m. but omeers from It . . . Mrs. Marlnlta Me-
were unable to find any sign of Cracken of 520 Acacia Ave .. Co.
an Intruder . . . Nell 0'~11. 35, rona del Mar, was taken by am.
of 397 Ramona Way, Costa Mesa, bulance to Hoag Memorial Hos.
waa arrested on charges of drunk pltal for treatment of an over.
driving and hit and run at 3:30 dose of seconal pills; a telephone
a .m. after she allegedly knocked opera tor had reported. a phone
a gas pump ott Ita foundation off the hook after hearing some
and ran over an oil container ln one moaning . . . Mrs. A. G.
the Golden Eaele Service Sta. Gustkey of 1601 Bonnie Doone.
tlon. 3400 E. Cout Hwy., Corona Irvine Terrace, reported the theft
del Mar ... Roy Jacobson, 50, of of 75 teet of green plastic garden
Dorchester. Mass.. staying at hose and two nozzles . . . Joe
3302 Marcus Ave., Newport H. Robuck. 18, of 1209 W. Balboa
Beach. apparently fainted out. Blvd.. Newport Beach. sutrere<t
aide Richard's Lido Market, New-an a pparent broken knee at 506
port Beach. and was examined Aliso Ave .. Newport Heights. and
by thto fire department rescue wu taken to Hoag Memorial
aquad a nd a physician and Hospital by ambulance ... WaJ.
found not Injured or slck · · · leta of Mary V. Bruno and De.
Mrs. William Culack of 506 Park lores Cent!, both of Los Angeles.
Ave .• Balboa Island. reported &ee· were stolen from a car parked
lng a man's faee outside a win-In front of the Blue Room. Bal.
dow ln hes-home at 12:30 am\.; boa ... CUff Llonbarger of the
her husband eave pursuit but Crown .,_.ardware. 3107 E. Coast
lost the prowler after a chue of Hwy., Corona del Mar. reported
about two blocks . . . Pollee cuh.lng a $86.20 flctltloua check
"2: :::=sue PRRTJtllllil QLllJil'U for the purchase of two small lf' "'" .... cans of paint . . . John A.
~POR T . ,
((lR ()N A 01. '>44 • I•'• -~lr•l 'l .......
plu
Shearer, 5'a, of 221 Onyx Ave~
Balboa Island and Burbank. auf.
fered minor lnjurtea when he
ran ln front of a car driven by
Euaene Saunders of N. Holly.
wood and was hit on Balboa
Ave. 30 feet west ol Marine Ave .•
Balboa Island. at 5 :25 p.m ....
Two poles and reeb valued at
$100 were taken by small chll
dren from Jud Oviatt of 103 E.
Bay Ave .. Balboa. and were re.
turned later ... Cars driven by
Kenneth B. ShoUn of 1025 W.
Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach.
and William Caban of Alhambra
were Involved ln a minor acct.
dent at Beacon St. and Newport
Freeway at 6 :14 p.m .... Gary
E. Primm of 440 VIa Lido Nord.
Lido Isle, reported the theft of
his 13-foot o u t boa r d motor
valued at $1,000; It was found
later by the harbor department
and returned . . . The Trader
Horn Shop, 304 Main St., Balboa.
reported renting a rod and reel
to a p.-rty who never returned
It ... Mrs. Clyde Denlinger of
1577 Miramar Or.. Balboa. reo
ported the theft or a $220 band
saw ... e StnmAT. AUQ. 14
A Lon1 Beach juvenlle boy, 17.
wu arraed on 11 char1~ of law
vlolatJon by lif'ewport pollee ln
the~ block Poppy Ave., Corona
del Mar, at 1:30 a.m. Saturday,
July 30. A companion, Terrance
R. Loefler, 18, of Long Beach,
wu charged with malicious mt•
chief and poaesslon of an alco-
holic beverage.
A Newport pollee car gave pur.
ault to the vehicle of the Long
Beach youths u they drove at
high speed through an alley be-
Christian·s
Hut Entered
Burglars enterln~ Christian's
Hut. 325 Edgewater Ave., Balboa,
sometime between 3:15 a .m. and
6 a.m. July 31 apparently took
nothing but a lamp, Newport po.
llee reported.
A sma ll. personal safe. belong.
lng to Hut owner Art LaShelle,
had be-en left open Inside a cabl·
net In the office, so the burglars
did not need to force It open.
Mr. LaShelle was absent, so of.
fleers could not learn If anything
was mlsslng from the sate. The
burglers had used a pry bar to
gain entry to the office and cabl·
net. Manager Joseph Marshall
reported.
The burglars apparently hid
themselves ln the Hut· at closing
time at 3:15 a.m. Sunday. Loose
Items were moved from the top
of the safe to Mr. Marshall's
desk. The auspecta used a lan.
t.-n for Ulht found ln the oUlce.
They took the lamp upon leav-
tnc. ._ ... ....
• & ..... .....
William H. Deakins, ZT. of Or-
anee was arrested on an Inde-
cent exposure charge by Newport
pollee Aug. 5. on a dtlzen's ar.
rest complaint slened by Mrs.
Esther M . Sheets of 1610 Park
Ave .. Balboa Island. The woman
chareed that the man exposed
himself In a car ln front of her
home at 1:25 p.m . Friday. Pollee
were provided a description of
the man and hJs car and he was
taken Into custody a short time
later In front of 900 W. Coast
Hwy .. Newport Beach.
AT
hind Cout Hwy. bu.alnesa places
1n Corona del Mar. The car
stopped behind Stower'a Caraee.
3601 E. Cout Hwy. and Loefler
climbed out to examine aome
tires lying In th.e ,..ar. The
youth then alleeedlY picked up
a truh can and threw It through
a stx.pane alaa wJndow.
At thla time Loefler saw the
pollee unit stop a ahort distance
behind his vehicle. He jumped
Into his car, retuslne to obey the
pollee order to atop and !1 high
speed pursuit started. It ended ln
the 200 block on Poppy Ave. A
quart of beer and a club-Jlke
baseball bat were found In the
car.
The J u v en t 1 e driver was
charged wtth malicious mischief.
possession of an alcoholic bever-
age, reckless driving, speeding.
two counts of failure to make
boulevard stop, driving on the
wrong side of a highway. fa ilure
to stop for an emer_gency vehicle,
no registration displayed, no
front plate. loud muffler and at
tempt to evadtr arrest.
s.t Ritllra 111111
lly Jnellll Trick
Two surf rldertl valued a t $32
were stolen by trick from the
Newport Tackle Store. 105 Me
Fadden Pl.. Newport Beach. by
two J u vent 1 e boya wearing
trunks. Newport pollee reported
at 12:20 p.m . Sunday. Aug. 7.
The boys lett a car registration
allegedly taken fro m the car of
Charl~ Peterka of Santa Ana
and allegedly wrot h \s &lift&·
ture on a rental agrHment tor
the surf rtdera. They p&Jd the Sl
rental fee and never returned.
The car reclstraUon wu re-
turned to Ita rlehttul owner .
Dill lllctlfiZ
Mrs. N~na Strotz Buffkin, 82.
of 312 Marguerite Ave .. Corona
del Mar, died July 30 In Hoag
Hospital. Services were held
Aug. 1 at Baltz Mortuary.
Surv1von~ Include her sisters.
Mrs. F. S. Baker of the homto ad.
dress; a niece, Mrs. James Ray
of Corona Hlehlands. and a
nephew. Roy Strotz of Newport.
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Tom Dunigan of 122 Cryst•l
Ave.. Balboa Island. re,ported
coml~ home at 3:38 a.m. and
chasing a man out of his house
... Officers were unable to lo.
cate a peeping Tom ~ported
looJdne In a window at 211 VIa
Koron. Lido Isle . . . Mrs. Ken·
neth Harrta of 308 Newport Blvd ..
reported the theft of clothes
valued at $25 from the Wash&·
terfa at 308 Newport Blvd .. New-
port Helebts .. : Nathan Crown ot 308 E. Bay Ave., Balboa, re.
ported the theft of a $15 fl.ahtne
pole and reel from the public
pier near Christian's Hut. BaJ.
boa ... 0 . C. Howard of 420%
Latkapur Ave .. Corona del Mar,
reported the theft of a 10 foot
row boat from a rock at Pirate
Cove . . . PNct ltrlete of 507 36th
St.. Rewport Beach, reported a f7
bllp pump Rolen from hla boat
moc~~ed at that adctre. . . .
SMpben D. Toy, 1$, of Alta. Calif ..
~ at 112 Undo Ave .• :JaJ.
boa. ru a 'lllwr In ht. foot at
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Junior Fistllng Toumament
Will End at MiCinight Sunday
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Tbe Ianier n.ll1nc To~ I a& b7 Jlm Harold; llpOt ftn e~~CmMY. AUO. II ~lq 1tn1et encll open lor healthy condition tf the ctty.can. m~t wlll doM Gmelally at 12 ero.br, e lb. 2 011. b7 'I1IDnly ~-quafantiMII tbe dot of public baUa.lnc became a th«ny not UmJt the number ot people
midnlcht Sund-.y, c:o.cllatrmee Ptttraa; yeJJowtln croaker lib. e Allan CroeUtt ol 11!1 IIOramu t.ue at 1ut week'a l'lewport Cit)' who ct"OWd to the bayfront w:lth.
Ray Dlke and Palest Smith Jr. 011. b7 Andy Goodwt.D; Bal1bUt, Dr .. Bal-. an.. It '* AUce Counell ~. out adequate Military lacllJU..
announced thLI week. 21 I'-I c-. by Coleen Rauen: Patta. e. and PeDelope Put&. 3, Ed Healy o1 113 15th St. and Coundl approved a moUon dl·
The annual party lor all en-Pac. Maekerel C lb. f oz. by Bill of ln& Miramar Dt. aDd Frank H. l . Eqle o1 1200 w. Balboa rectJni the clty ma.nacer to re·
trant.a wUJ be held Saturday, l.aDce: lade Kae.kenl f lb. 12 OL Kanhall. 8. ol 06 Belvue lAne, Blvd., Newport, claimed that move anythlne that reMrlcta the
Auc. 27, beclnntne at 2 p.m., In by Jolla Lanton: Sea Trout tJed Balboa ••• lla.rbata lcott ol '73f lOth. llth, 12th. 13th and 14th u.e ot public wate'l'tront for
the Newport American Leeton 3 lb. 8 oz. by a. W. Bolly, and Poppy Ave .. Corona del liar re-Street enda on the bay are re-awtmmlq.
Hall. Tbere wUJ be door prtzea, Hal 811wn; WhJte eea ba-. a lb. ported a tame equln'el ~run. mfcted by plantlnp and con. ---~ ........
entertainment and preaentatJon 8 c& by lack ~tet; YelJow. nine Into bw howpe ~ time atructJon, and they presented aUT aoa. PIIIIT C'IIDJ)
of trophies and special awa.rdL ta.fl. 7 lbl.. 13 OIL, by Jlm Race: abe ol>efted the door bUt It wu anapahots to support thm areu· roa TilE JACK IICJ'DD
The junior champ will reeelve 1.,._ variety caucttt, ~ flab by cone when Humane Oltker ment. F1nrt cbUd In the lack McPhee
the crand pri%e of an outboard John Lanton. Georee Myers arrived ... ltobert Mayor Dora HUl and Councll· household at 617 Poppy Ave., Co-
motor. Munay, 60, of 3111 E. Bay Ave .• men Gerald Bennett and Stanley rona del Mar, 1a a 714 ·lb. baby
To date 609 flSh have been IUlc:K TO IAJI A.IITOKE Balboa, wu &J'1'ftted on a charge Rldderhof said they bad ln. etrl born Thunday. luly 28, In
weighed Jn by the 311 juniors Paul Smith bas returned to of driving under the Influence of apected the ctr~ enda that Hoag Hospital. The baby's daddy
who have entered the touma. San Antonio, Texu. after a vtslt drugs after bla car allegedly morning and that they all felt Ll an Air Corps veteran ol World
ment. with • .hla uncle and autn, Col damaged two parked cara on that the swimming areas were War II In Italy and England.
Tbese are the current stand· and MrL Andrew W. Smith. In Balboa Blvd. near Washington not restricted. where he flew 51 missions as a
lnp: albacore. 24 lb. 15 oz. by Corona del Mar. Young Mike St .. Balboa ... l eft Glass of 132 Louis Briggs, who Jives at 1200 bombardier. and be wu back
JCurt HaJJ; baracuda, 9 lb. 15 oz. Smith went back with him for a Via Undine. Lido Isle, reported W. Bay, near the 12th street end, for more duty during the Korea
by l im Rager; bass 8 lb. 12 oz. by short stay Jn Texas. the theft of a $72.50 bicycle from said Mr. Engle was making a fighting. Maternal erandparents
Iaaac Porter; bonita, 3 lb. 3 oz. In front of the Lido Is~e Club-pen10nal Issue agalnat hlni. Mr. are Mr. and Mrs. Gracben Barnes
by Frank La.Prsti; eorbtna, 4 lb. house . . . Briggs aald It wUl be an un. of 716 Marteold Ave.
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