HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-09-22 - Newport Harbor Ensign'
·1 .Faces Chall
On_' .Li iting Park, loa
Commission .
Asking,.,,
·v-o ... L-L---'·""'o.-,-!-riVK--CEJfTS-----co-.,-.-A-DEL--.. -AIL-C-ALIP--. ---TK11111--D-AT-.-,-EPT-. -22.-.-155.. legal Rule
Tars Fa(e
Exmlsior
on Friday
The 1955 Tar grid squad of
Newport Harbor High School wlll
receive Its flrst test tomorro.-
(Frlday) evening In the ~euon
opener against Excelsior High
School from N9rwalk. Game time
1.s 7:30 p.m., and the came will
be played at the new Orange
Coast College stadium.
Coach AI Irwin has announced
the following probably startln&
llne·up: Charlie Berry. fullback;
l ohn Hopkins and David Ta ·
mura. halfbacks; Georee Schultt,
quarterback; Paul Lorentzen and
Chuck Vandervort. ends; Larry
H~ and Dick Nabors, tackles,
l erry Samsel and Gary Deems,
euarda. and l ack Smith. center.
The Tars will play Montebello
there on Friday, Sept. 30, and
wtll open the Sun.aet League
aea.son Friday, Oct. 7, against
Pullerton, at the OCC stadium.
Holder Buys
Balboa Inn
, .................. .....
lilt. ....... .ar ........ t
lata ,._. llec • M Wt ,_. ...................
tnp .. E119J.cm4 ad Euope
wltll tbe ·~ A.-odlltioo oi~Owawn.
OCC to Play
at San Mateo
Orange Coast Colleee Pirates.
who tied .a tough East Contra
Costa team last Friday 13·13,
have a bye for this week, but
are pointing for thelr game on
Friday of next week at San
Mateo. The followtne week they
will host Chaffey at the n ew Pl·
rate Stadium at 2 p.m. Saturday,
Oct. 8.
Last Friday's tussle was also
the ottlclal dedication of the
13()0,000 stadium, and for a while
It looked like the Pirates would
honor the occasion with a vic·
tory.
A blocked punt In the first
quarter led to a Pirate score, and
they led "7.0. The v1slton made lt
7 ·6 after a poor kick eave them
the ball on the Pirate 22. The
Pirates KOred &Jaln In th e tblrd
quarter, but mtued the conver·
aton. and the acore was 13·6. VIc·
tory was In q bt u ntU a spec·
tacular 68-yard ~ with lea
than two mtnutee to eo acored
for the Vl.ldnp. The conwnJon
made It a 13·13 tie.
MEET THE HARBOR TARS-Does the CJty CouncU have tht'!
power to limit the du~ of tht'!
Parks, Beaches and 8ecreatlon
Commission as spelled out In the
CBVCX V AJfDEIIVOIIT. 110 VLa
a.aoa, Udo Isle, Juaior. eacL
former a eqaod •eabew. 134
pouad.l. 5 ft. 10 lada-.
CBAllLIE BE.aJIT, 2021 Harbor
Bl.cl.. eo.ta .,..., Mlllor. hall·
back. two .,._. .anlty ...
perteoee. 170 lbL. • ft. 1 1Dc:b.
Stiii ·More
Pupils Due
A tot.! of 1.1D stud~Mlta
.llaft ..-w at Jfewport Bar·
a.. u ..... lllgla SdaooL Prla·
~ 1...... -·
lllilllr ,... ......... ...
Lat ,.... du.rta9 tH electJGia
campcdp to proride a ....ad
Ja1911 Klaool. It was atlc:1pcted
tbCit a toted ., 1..150 atladeots
woUcl be atta adla9 tlle hlp
scbool tllia yea:r, a f19un aow
topped by 73 atadeata. Scale
stu"-b an~ oat but
DOt • •-1' • MW .aroU·
--ta.
'City Charter?
That, In effect. Js th question
being asked by the N .
8eaC'h Park CommiMlon t"Wport
At the monthly meet4~g T\Jf>S.
day evening, the Park Commfs.
,;lon pass<'d a motJontadt' by I
Rex Brandt asking t a legal
ruling !rom the city a rN"ty on I
the extent of the responsibility
I of the Commls.slorr u nder Section 709 of the Charter.
This section provldA!d that the
Commission "shall fave the I power and duty to . . establi!lh
policies for the aoqui tlon, d~· I velopment and lmpro ement to
park.". beaches and pi YRI'Ounds
· · · subject to the ghts and
powers of the City Coi ncil."
Mr. Brandt's morlan askt'd·
May the Park Comna.tssJon ~
freed under cert&Jn clrcum-stanC'E'~ !rom this obUgatlon by
the City Council or other city
otflelals. and lf so, In ~hat form
Is such action taJcen? •
• THE aAaaaoOlrD)
Background for this j-equem by
the Park Commission Is found
In the on ·again, off.again. gone.
ngaln. steps takt'!n by the City
Council on the city Trailer Park
problem.
When th£> present sevt'n·mem·
ber Park Commission was first
appointed, they wert' Informed
by City Manager John Sailors
that the Trailer Park area was
no conct.>rn of theirs. since the
Council already had decided
what to do with lt. 'But at the
July 19 meeting of tb• Commis·
sJon, they INmed that the
Trailft Park wu in UteU lape
•t.M the TtaJier
CD tJae 9nmd pdae at tile ~ Jklb. 1'be
coa*tallu are Sue Sdlualel' (Wt) aDd Marl·
lya Baaa..oad. botll of C.O.. del Mar.
LOBSTER BAKE SEEKS
QUEE COITESTA TS
Already two contestants are
the race for Queen of the Corona
del Mar Lobsler Bakt'!. who will
be chosen by a panel of judees
at the Lobster Bake site Satur·
day alternoon, Oct. 15.
The contesta nts are lS·y~ar·
old Sue &hussler, daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Schussler. n&
Dahlia Ave.. Corona del Kar,
by the Balboa
L aa.mo.ct, &Da QrdtJd Aft..
Corona del Mar. spoMOf'ed by tM
Newport Harbor Optimist Club.
~ce clubs will again spon-
sor au queen ca.ndldat~. who
must be students at Ne·wport
Harbor High School. ThE' queen
wUJ receive a complete wardrobe
u her prize. and the other con·
testants also wiU receive prlus.
The Lobster Bake. co·spon.sored
by the Corona del Mar Business
Association and the Balboa Bay
Lions. will be held Saturday and
Sunday Oct. 1' and 16. at the Co-
rona del Mar main beach. Pro·
eeeds will be used toward com·
pletlng the Community Youth
Center building.
Com.mJttee lor Parks ancl Play·
grounds. Then City Counell sald
It was all a mJsta.ke, changed Pin ball pla:rt>rS In Costa M~nt'W1nkle castln~r tht'! dedcUng
tbelr minutes of July 11 and said c· . G I will be abl<' to confinuP pinyin~ vote. Also voting ln favor were
the Trailer Park was all their IVIC roup at l£>a<;t for a time ac; thf> ('nc;ta :\ofayor C'ialrP NE'lson :tnd Coun·
own show a gain. Mt'Sa r1ty .-ounC'II .Monda} P\1' cilman Bruc-f' Martin Council· e CIIALLEJfCE PI t M t nlng took no furthPr ad1t1n nn I mf'n A L Pinkl£>y 11nd · &-rt ~esday evening's request by an s 0 ee an ordlnanN' to ban lht> ma s.mnh votN! no. frt>ll ng thf' ac·
the Park Commission was In I chm~ from the city. twn was too !'udd£>n.
polite terms. a challenge of the DlrN't?rs of th.e Corona ~PI Du(' to the abH'n<'t' of C'••Un("ll I A public hearing '-'8S !'t't for
Council's attempt to JlmJt the Mar Civic Assn w:ll .mpet at 7.30 man ChariP-; T~>WinkiP. thP ordl I Nnv 7 to ronsld£>r tht> annPxa·
Commission's duties and powers. I tonight IThursda}' In the office nan<'t' was left tabiNI It Will tlon of Harbor ~ffi Mt>morla l
BOB HOPE IS COMING
HERE FOR FUND FAIR
From the audience Fr~ Singer of Dkk Hilliard. ,president. at come up ill the nl.'>.t rf'~ular I Pa rk Into t~E' C lty of Co~ta
of Newport Heighl<J put It this ,3024 E. Coast HW). Corona dPI I mpetlng on Oct 3. by whlrh timt> Mesa A pt>tltlon for annt>>.atlon
way: "The Intent of the charter Mar. Councilman TPWinklt' "'ill b(' of the park was submltt£>d 11 1 tht>
Is to give you the duty and Plans and a date fo~ the gen· back fmm tht> Lea~ut> of C'all Monday E'Vt>mng meelln~ C'oun
power to recommend plans for era! meeting ol the c1vlc group fornia Citit>s ('OnvE'ntwn In San C'i lmen adopted a r£>-.olut1on of
all park areas. 1 don't see how and election of new offl~rs w11l FranC'I"<''. intf'nt1on to annE'x thl.' pro!)('rty.
you can be relieved of that be marle at the ~irN'tors .m<'<'t · The ordinanN-pa--.s<-d flr-.t
duty." lng. President Hilliard saad he rE'adlng at tht> mpetmg on &-pt B G •dd Comedian Bob Ho~ will be
cracking his jokes ft the Hoag
Mem o r I a I Hospital Auxiliary
Fund Fair and dance benefit In
the Rendezvous Ballroom. Bal·
boa. Saturday evening. Oct. 1.
Mrs. Donald Colegrove, chair·
man, has announced.
Johnny Me~r. Lido Isle resl·
dent. will sign and autoeraph
his record albums which he Is
donating a nd which wlll be sold
In a record booth by Mrs. Mercer.
Trombonist Joe Howard will also
appear and donate record&
M~ for dancing trom 9 p.m.
until 1 a.m. will be provided by
Les Brown and hb orchestra.
l anle Owen of Costa Mesa and
Joe Howard wlll pre~oent a new •me whlch they have written.
Doors to the Fund Fair will
open at 11 a.m. At 1 p.m. George
W inslow, the foe hom of the
movies. will appear and at 2 p.m .
a clown will be on h and to en·
tertaln from Lido Toyland. Janie
Owen will provide the proper
music for a cake walk. a gastro·
nomlcal musical chairs with
Dorre Betts In charge of many
cakes to wln. Six finalists will
a ppear In a talent s how for chll·
dren under 12. with auditions
~lng arranged now at Jeri's of
Lido, Newport Beach..
Local Anglers
Catch Marlin
The marlin' "broke loose" In
San Dleeo waters over the week·
end with Saturday's score 24 plus
a broadblll. and another 15 mar-
lin on Sunday.
''That's what I meant," an· welcomes any sugg~lon.s for 6 with a thr('(' to tWll apprm ai I ee ra e rs sweredoMr. Branrlt nev.t candidatE's for otf1ces 1n the
Also from the audience. Ed organizatiOn OPTIMISTS TO BE HOSTS Play Sepi·. 29 Healy of Central Newport said
that the powNs of the Commls· SuiCI.~I A&&...-,f Verne Watson prE"H1rnt of lhr
I a llalll Newport Harbor Optlm1-;1 C'lub Th£> Tar BN' football tl.'am \\-i ll slon had been an mportant announ('('S thilt tht' l<><'al club ul)('n tht>lr c;eason her(' at 1 p m
Issue In drafting the charter. and Re-rfetl il BIIHa Wlll b<' host for thf' z.,"" Cnn nt>xt Thurc:day. Sept 29. on the Freeholders put In the spe· r• Davidson Flt-ld a~ainc:t thl.' 8("(' Cltlc Words ~n,..,rnlng the Com· f vention at tht> R11lboa 8.1~ lluh '-" .... M~. Katherine Dagort o Lo!il r..-..__ 15 .. 16 tPnm frnm Montf>b('llo High mission's powers. ___, 1 ..... -to.n-r anu Angl'les attempto:u to comm I S<:hool.
eJOUC1' STATEMEJn' suicide by taking an ovPrdoSE' of Coac-he-. Chet Wulff and Mlkeo
This Is the ~nd time that slpeping pills In a room In the FELLOWSHIP TO MEET Pt>lsingt>r h.!lve a small but fast
the Trailer Park &rea has figured Balboa Inn. Balboa. at 10:15 a.m. I Dr. George Mlllrr Jr d(•,1 n nf -.quad of untril.'d llj.!htwelghts
In action taken by the Commls· Monday. Newport pollct.> rt'!ported. Aleppo College 10 SyTia "'Ill ll(' who will bf' t-ndeoavorlng to
ston. At Its Aug. 16 meeting, the Thf' woman was taken In an the spPakPr at thf' ml.'t•tln~ of makf' their tlpenlng game a win·
Commission approved a state· unconscious condition to Hoag the Wo men·s Ft>llo\\ <;hlp .11 2 nt'f Coach Wulff has B<lb Smith.
ment of policy stating that all Memorial Hospital That night p m. Wednesday. Sept 28. a t th(' Jay Mtka. Tom Atkmson and Rod
city owned beaches shall be she was taken to Orange County Corona dl.'l Mar Commumt~ Wilson as his dt>pt>ndables.
open for use by the public as a GeneraJ Hospital In an Improved Church around whom he hope'S t o build
whole. and that any mensJons condition. hospital oWclaJs said. I a formidabll' outfit
or renewals of existing bay front Newport pollee said they found Little Is known of the visiting
leases shall first be submitted two notes In her room. addresst'd POOL OPDf TO PUBUC tl.'am. E'XI"t'pt that thP Oilers from
to the Commls.sion for study and to her estranged husband. Louis The Orange Coast Colll'l:r Monte~llo arE' r E' g u I a r l Y a
recommendation. DagroU. found visiting on Lido Swimminc Pool wtll bt> op£>n tn l'tron~: contPndt'r for tht>lr league-
Dr. AI Stockton Installed
As Head of Military Order
Among the many Newport
Harbor anglers trying their luck.
the successful anglers on Satur·
day were Don Locke. 138'"i
pounds. fl..rst of the ~ason on 3/6
tackle on the Big Boy. Dr. Mul·
ford Smith. akJpper; Marvin Gar·
rett, 161 pounds. medium tackle,
and hla son. Jerry Garrett. 168~
pounds-light tackle. botb on tht'
J~remar m. with Bob Davis tht>
skipper: H. A. Kenoyer. 152
pounds, lleht tackle. on thl' Ha ·
Be, Merle Atflerbaugh. skipper
Thla was Merle's first tlme out
a.lntt l'ftOVet'Y &om hls recent
lllnt'ss.
Shortly &ftt'!r that the CouncU Isle. and to her mother, Mrs. Ew the public from 1 to 4 p m E'arh champ1onshlp and undoutedly
went ahead with lu "my.mlnd· Graft of Los Angeles. Saturday starting OctobN 1 this year will be no h<'t'ptlon.
ls·made-up" plan to Improve the ---------------------------------------clty.owned trailer park and ~·
strict a portion or It for exclusive
use of the trailer dwel\6s.
The Park CommlaJon Tvesday
evening &1., approved a mOtion
by Mrs. Frank lrargl to ask City
Council to a llow the CommJAslon
chairman or his n.>pre!M!Dt&U\-e
to havto a courtesy seat at the
Council met>tlngs tc) an.swer
quemlons and to receive commu·
nlcatlon,<J. In order to end the
long delay tn actina on problftM
broueht up In letters. lohn Sale. now of San Diego.
but formerly of Newport. landed
a 218-pound m&rUn Saturday on
medium. on tbe llrok•, Frank truo. ski~.
Sunday aw "Unde BanY'
lo~ ot Udo tale wetehlne In
a 158-pouncl medium tadtle mar-
ltft on E'fwttt B~a Db 'nde.
The fkh .... ~~-'"~ ~ncl ._,lht b tllrM houn and a m...._ .,.._ ....... •ted
with U.. help ol nou_l Pritllt, the
l:blt 'ftWI eaptabl. and "'luck"
S:FG. On tile ....... ~.
"1.11 na ,_.. Koc.. tot a 155-
.ll-"t ~oetM ... o..tl.ftlleW.A. .. .._M& ...
• ••• .... ...... Jar • ............. a.
..
,. ............. -~ Ia ... cat. ., ~ ...... c.lf. OttM. fiiWI,....... ..... a. tile ........... ,._ L c...t ..,._,,c.-4.1 .
W.r.
. Will-Of THI CAUJOINIA NIWVANI PUIUSHIIS .usoctAT10N
~ el tile NAnoNAL IDITORJAI. ASSOaATON w.aa., ~ 2-L c-t....,_,, C.... 4W .._, ~le
TJUI!HONUz ~ 1114 fiiWI II II
AIVO E. HANA I4JW a.4 P•Wt.•.,
PI&,HAN E
.. ,.
M 8 I *> M M M +: M I M E +:+ I I M M I Q ••.
' Everyone who writes a column eventually has to qet on the sub-
l.ect of television. No use trying to disguise the fact that I enjoy the
ittie monster (one of those 9-inch ontiques, courtesy of my brother-
in low. end clear as o Bell).
It offers lots of entertoinment, but you hove to do a lot of d ial
twisting to keep from throwing the set out of the window, The terrible
rat race of producing those half hour dramas week ofter week brings
its inevitoble results. You just can't keep it up. end here's what is hep-
pening: (I) repeeting the old ones, some of them coming eround for
the third or fourth time, which gets you med at your poor memory:
ond/or (2) just ploin fresh beceuse of the led of sustaining telent.
So skip the dramas, and catch the quiz shows. They're neturals--
such os Grouch6, Whet's My Line, I've Got a Secret, Make the Con·
nection, and the febulous $64.000 Question. Their success is based
on mens e"gerness to prove himself smart, to beet the expert, to hove
the chance to holler how stupid the ~ot~testonts end ponelists are--
but odu.,lly to be envious of their oft-time shorp wit end knowledge.
Then there ere the movies. Mony a groan can be heard etbout
that, because there ore a lot of lemons "mong them. But now end
then there is on admirable "dark horse"-perhaps one of those superb
w"r films from Englond. Among the best is "One of Our Aircraft 1s
Missing,'' revealing the grit ""d courage of the British airmen, and
the bravery of the Dutch underground. "Night Train,'' and "Millions
Li ke Us" "nd e recent discovery, "Intruder," are other top notch war
film imports. My special prize of all foreign movies is a gem c.,lled
Wonder Boy. ' in the m"gnificent setting of the Bava rian Alps, per·
haps near Berchtesgeden (which was our first home together).
I especially like the wer documentaries. bringing bed memorie s
of wer d"ys oversees. All the best of them ere sho"!ing right now:
Victory et Seo," at 7 p.m. Mondays: "Uncommon Valor." at 9 p.m.
Wednesdays. the story of the M.,rines in the Pacific, with excellent
commentary by Gen. "Howlin' Med" Smith: "Background to Battle,"
at 8 p.m. Fridays, showin g priceless historical scenes; Gen. Eisen-
howe r s "Crusade in Europe." I 0 p.m. Fridays.
I am not one of those who condemn the insistent commercials.
There would be no TV without them. It is advertisin g more then any-
thing else th.,t has enabled us to maintain freedom of communication.
There can be improvement, to be sure. Most maddening of a ll is to
tune a program to e respectable volume. and then to have the com-
mercial thunder you out of your chair. How stupid can they get!
Another major gripe has to do with that horrible background music in
movies end ploys, sometimes so loud that you re about reedy to toss
it all out. Can't the producers toke a hint? Or maybe they're ludy
enough not to listen to their monstrosities.
e Anmrno•. WIIAL&·WATCB Iaure hope they're eoocL Pfcturee
I've just ~ent a letter and a of theee kUle..., who can swallow
cUpping to Daniel Callahan. In a leal or a porpoise at one bite, cue you don't know about Dan. are rare. They are aald to attack
lei, hfs the ALL-SEEING MID· boats, too. 1 wanted to get even
WESTERN EYE (lncluc:llni tbe closet, but Betty fleured we were
Great Lakes) of the 7IUa CNy cloae enough. Anyhow, for the
WMJe WCitdLI.Dtr a...p. I, my. second tlme, I had seen one of
8elt, (and not without a certain the rare!' aJgh.._.nd I hope, got
deeree of founder's pride), am 80me plcturH. I'm wide open to
Tille C:nat Gray ~ hear from anyone who knows of
What 1 sent Callahan was a anYthlne with a bigger dorsal
cUpping from the L. A. Times fin than a bull klller whale. It's
which said "Santa Monica Pier a 11ght you never forget.
Visited by Big Whale." It came e QVJCKIU
out, front page, In t.he Sunday It waa nice to hear a familiar
~Jtl9n. Ll!e,uud Lt. Roy Hutch· voice aeaJn this week. FlsbJng
tnson. said t he article, ran out buddy Dr. Salvatore Monaco Is
of hls shack tD see a 50 loot gray back from a summer In the Old
whale spouting Inside the break· Country.
water. "Diet you see any llsh !" I
This. verily,, wu hot newB for asked.
the 7Ith Qlray Wllale WCitdda9 ''Well," said the Doc, "I saw a
C:roap. It looks like we're golng lot of flabermen."
to have an early aeaaon. A& I It's good to have you back,
said to Callahan, "It won't be viejo amigo.
long now." AU local whale· N'ot often dOH a big boat come
watchers are hereby advised to In proudly flying two marlin
ktep their eye-balls peeled lor flags. But Gil Smith and his
the big cetaceans, as they start Happy Landings did It last
their parade past our shores en· week-end. His passengers hooked
route to their mating grounds In up two mu lln at once. oil Cata ·
the Gulf of Callfor nla.. They llna~s East End. .
make the 10.000 mile trlp an· The story g<>H that when they
nually from their sum mer quar· got going In opposite directions.
ters In the Bering Sea. In spite Gil called t he Lyn, and Frank
of the long haul and the lrreslst· UnneJJ took one angler abQard.
lble urge of Jove, they never They got both fish, so Gill had
seem to be In a hurry! to borrow an extra marlln flag e WHALE'S KEST from Everett Hadley on his Ebb
This whale-watching se3.50n, Tide. Congratulations t o all con ·
we're going to be better equip· cerned, especially to that guy
ped. We're building a new room who tuns the Happy Landings
on our house. Mamma's excited out of Davey's U1 Locker.
about the extra bath, and all the ============= additional storage space. But the
Great Gray Whale's burning In·
terest lies In the roof. It's a deck. All your prin tin q needs will be
complete with steps and railing. and like the crow's nest on a handled conveniently end court
boat's mast. will afford a start·
ling view or the far-flung whale
waters In front of us. With a /J _ }
8
/llul_, PfMI4 couple of easy chairs, a big um· v~~ Nl C>l breiJa and a telescope, It'll be • • • one of the greateSt whale-watch· -r CCJL uuaaw w . ...,._ r-x 'w • ae, c * ~:e"h~ thJa alde of Polnt
!tOusly in the completely-equip
ped Job Printinq Department of
your Harbor /\rea Newspaper.
The Ensiqn, I I~ Coast 81., COM
e nTmOII CiiC'iiiTOa no way to make a llfln~. You It's golag to be called the =========== 1 have already publicly ac· meet 80me very fine people and wlacde'a a..t. for. many a day.
.JIALF oa WIIOLa
PORK LOINS 59~
&AIDDJOU
SPARE RIBS ................................................. -.-49~
V.I. CIIOICZ
ROUND STEAK .,~
V.I.CIIOfCL~
RUMP ROAST ... ··-·-··· .................... 79'-
V.I. CIICICL IIOIIa.al
STEWING MEAT ................................................................. 59f.
CVDAIITS •o. I nmTAJf
SLICED BACON
• Ground Beef, 29cllt. 41s. --···-····,· * FINEST MEATS SOLD Alf"tWHERE * e SwUt'a Tender Fed Steer IMf e FrOUD Fooda
• Dairy Procludll • lnad e Spedalim"9 iD Quality Meat FOI' Home Fr....,.
"QuaUty cmd PeriiODGIIaed s.me.-With a Smile''
WK uz o•u D&D.Y-e• &a • ••• p•rl:ln•ll • ....,
3Ul EAST ~AST JIIQIIWAY COlONA DEL MAll
knowledged that I was wrong occasJona)ly one not so fine. I you'll be able to see The Great I
when I worked so hard to get our have been thrown down the front Gray Whale relaxJng topside as
present election law In the char· steps (verbally) by a one-sided only a gray whale-watcheF can
ter. The very fi rst election conversation which went some-relax. I can hardly walt for Clll·l
showed me up, but good. Three thing like this: "l don't know laban to make his next trip to
ot the seven districts did not nothln' about it. and l don't Calltornla. When he arrives.
get the candidate of their choice, want to hear nothln' about lt." we'll go alort to the whale's nest
so w e have three districts repre· The feller who_ said that It and quietly qurnch our thlrst as
sented by CounclJmen who could takes all kJnds of people to make we watch. With what, you
not win their own districts. a 'World wasn't just a woofing. naturally ask! The potion that
Therefore they are not beholden He wasn't barking at the moon. we'll sip can be called only one
to the voters of the district they Requlred equipment lor a petl-name. That's right! We'll be sip·
represent. And another "there-tlon circulator: a thick hide. ping away at the official Whale·
fore." something should be done good sales talk, tenadty of pur· Watcher's drink, the Eye·Bcdll
TheNew'56
about It; so that's why r a m pose and .a strong belief In your e Ct7ESTS
working so hard to give the vot· cause. Unlike the public whale-watch
ers a chance to pass on correct-It Is very discouraging to find on Point Lorna. our Crow's Nest
lng a mistake I helped them the lack of Interest by many Is going to ~ strictly private.
make. and to get a meas ure on folks In the city government. Naturally, from time to time,
the ballot to a llow the m to dt>· Tht>re is a type who won't walk there will be guel'!ts. One of the
cldc if they want to change t hi' two blocks to vote or to register first to be Invited to relax over
Jaw. to vote. Yet they will screa m like an eye-ball will be the young
1 am a strong bt>llever In lht> a pig caught In a gate If and but up and coming CDM con·
right of the people to mak(' and when . the city does somPthlng tractor. Charles w. "Chuck"
amPnd thPir laws. Th('r«' will be that cramps their style as lndl· Masters. While he Is an active
anothPr petition shortly to plnt'C vlduals. And thry do not hesitate member of the Balboa Island
b<>fore the voters the qurstlon of to call me. I have a stock ques-Punting and Sculllng Clut?. I'm
forbidding the city from rrst>rv· lion to complainants: Are you a sure he'll enjoy a turn at gray
lng a private beach for Its trailer registered voter In our fair city! whale . watching from the
park tenants on city · ownrd Here's a up-to-date report on Whale's Nest. After all, he
waterfront. They have had It petitions: should. He's the fellow, we're
pretty soft-rent a trailer !!pace e To give the people a chance proud to say, who built the
by the year. pay no taxes, to vote on amending the election Whale's Nest! We'll feel grateful
schools for their children. and llectlon of the charter to allow to him lor ma ny a whale-watch ·
step out of the trailer onto a prl· each district to elect Its own lng season to come.
vate beach from which the lowly councilman: over SO per cent e aAJlE IIC:BT
taxpayers are fenced off. There complete. Thls whale-watcher la no pur·
Is nothing In the lease to prevent • To take the private beach 1st. and w11l happily ogle any
!!Ub·lertlng. Incidentally, small away from the tenants of the speciH of whal~ that blOW'S. Last
apartments adjacent rent lor es city traJJer park a nd open It to time we were down to San Diego,
much as $80 per week In the the public: will be lega lly ready we were aboard the HA·BE with
summer se3.50n and a private to circulate next Tuesday. Betty and Ha l K~noyer and ln
beach does not go with these Remember you're not changing quest of marlln. we aaw our tim
rentals. the law by ydur s ignature. You two of the aeuon, but they were
I starteq out to tell you some· ue simply giving the people a not hungry. lust ott Point Lo~J\a
thing about circulating a petl· chance to vote yes or no on a we aaw a rare sight A rnJehtY
tlon. Jt's tnterestln but It ain't change of law. It's beyond me fln, as high u Davy CroCkett
why anyone s hould rtdu.ee to ltancb In ht. wtnm 80Cka. came
stgn a petition on a controve.,al up out of the •a, IICafte a Jaun·
subject under thoee conditions. dred feet from ua. Hal •• It
eAJDULAIICI .,.._ J\llt u It 1Ubmeorpd •
I am golnr to check up on "'Sea Elephant!" aaJd RaL
speoed laws of ambulances. AJ.8o aut b0MIIIl1, I thou*"t far a
on the deatha and lnjuriea ,. lllhUite It wu a new tJpe or
sultlnl from amb\llanee crash• .ullmarlne. ~ ttme It towaed
I predJct the ....Wt will be 10 CNt ot tbe water, J kneW It waa
kDied cw inJured to ohe wbo (111 ...._....,. aJJw. 'I'M ftn, JIOb•
tbe ogJnlon ol the ~ doe· abi,J tiM hla t that IN'WI on
tor) ...... ~ tbe ..... ..,. ............. at ....
trlp to th• t.o.pkal. I _.. to ftw lilt tilL ud ah ~
ride an uUaJance • an bMrM. ~ 11111' a, ac etc.
That p10Mbl1 eceoantl lor a,: ....-. 1 ... -. -.., _.. be-pay balr • .-~r .., a . one ~ .,.. ,... • .._ ftlb.
U azalt ..... ,IJIIitw tM itiM fll lllil Willa ..... ' n -Ide wrr ... ._)lit JoN to....,~-.. .....-.., .. ,,_.
tlllll ... tlwoCde -... a.. -• -.............. -flf .,. ...................... _ .. d-wt'a;ftltM .................. .. .... .
···-Gnl I Mi ... ~~--~=~~.~~ MCQ ...,.,_.,...._,..... ••
.................... tilL
&£ .... _ .....
·~········ .. ... .
With NEW -h.p. Thunderbird Y -a·
YrllhNEW
With NEW
IMMEDIATE
. '
Tlwndtrllifd Styli~g
Lift9tanl Design_
•
..
\
I'IIUW.,, ID'I'. &t•
4 WMUAifWIIC&auD
Willi liP! 'CWI&a IQVUIIOif
Gery E. Blauert. airman ap.
~. USN, .,D ol Mr. and
MIL loba E. Mltdl.U ot 7e Cen-
•· eo.ta .....: 1a MrYin.l with Bellcopter Utlllty Squadron 1.
buecJ at the bam l"'eld lfaval
AwdUary Air StatJon at San
Ylldro. Callt. He teporte4 f«
duty In Au(Wit bom the Naval
Tralftlnl Center, 8aft DlfCO. Be·
fore entering the Mavy ln May
1955, he attended Newport Har-
b« Blah School.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr. L. L. Nicholson has reopened
the optometric office of the late
•Dr. Ludwig Krauss
Complete visuel enelysis, consultation, prescrip·
tion sun glesses, continuous vision lenses and
child eye C4r eveileble et
19th St. and Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Uberty 8-1526
M~GMJ~~
DADQOAIITDI roa
.._EI' TIYS, ............. ,
1101 &. eo.t Jhry ... J ... , eon.a cW Mar
(Next to All American Market)
·~~~-~~_, ....,. 5511
' .,
l
* AJMatU.K.IIIdlt..tal.-.a.ada *
Juat a11 lt la bWDGD aature lo root for
oar hom • to'W11 faftd-. t10 'abo Jocal
pride c:au.see mcmy people to .pend
low o1 time in booetinq dYic prOCJT ....
A further method to help local
ad.-cmcement is to patronize local
•tabliahmenw.
It pay-. to buy and bank at home.
.
Newport Harbor Bank
•
...........
f t
•• ,
~'ttl AGIIA.-IMOW -·-·-~ ·-""' .• ..........
HOIII IACIII DMY ,..,._
ewtr..WAY
------------~. A KTITEaJOUS STOltE. three ·----------""----
12 Fire c ·alls
During August 1
LDcbee ~ cmd 11/z·lDcb ..
tbJck. wa foaad at lnlAe Ter.
re!Q nceeUy by the trio of
~ abcmt P'ctuNcl with the
ft--. Left to rigbt they LD.
dade GI'CIDt Buru. 15. of 418
Ask Opening
of Via Oporto
Newport Beach nremen re· Dcda.Ua1 MUI.e Cleaaeace. 11. of
sponded to 12 flre calls tn Au· a1 Dcdl1la A•a.. cmd DcrYld Newport City Council received
gust, which resulted In $1..279.50 Dnary. 14. of m Pemleaf A•a.. a plea Monday last week from
In fire lou, Fire Chief Jan Brls· all of eoro..a del liar. (EuiCJD two shops on Via Malara. In the I
coe hu reported. pboto) Lido Sbopplng Center. to open
The llat Included three dwel-VIa Oporto onto 32nd St. for bet·
llnw building fires, two flres M •1 R ter traUlc clrculatlon .
other than buUdinp, two trash I itary ·ates Council referred the matter to fires, two auto flrea. one boat flre City Engineer Bert Webb for In·
and two ml.cell~eous flres. f N M vesttgatlo~. on motion of Coun-
Firemen alao handled 10 rescues. 0 r a vy an cllman Sandy MacKay, who
made four aervtce call5, t~ • commented that "It certainly Is
lnvestlgatlona and three needless Full military graveside serviC: a bottleneck."
calla. Wednesday of last week for Er· The letter was sf&ned by Don
The flre prevention bUJ'eau nest Georee Mount. 37, of 1919 Creighton for Malaea Imports
conducted 178 Inspections, ls· ~ubllc Ave., Costa Mesa. a US. and Lorraine Daniel for La Reine.
sued one permit, conducted nine Navy photoerapher. Via 0porto dead·enda near
flre lnvestleatlons and issued Mr. Mount wu killed Aug. 25, 32nd St. alone~llde the Newport
nlne recommendation&. Twelve whUe serving his country aboard Flre Hall
seta of bulld!nJ plans were the U.S.S. Hornet. two days out ------
checked. Paid call firemen con· of Japan on maneuvers. He wu
ducted 80 houn of drtlJ and paJd I a photoerapber talclng pictures
men conducted 221 ~ hours of of lncomlng planes when one
drill. went out of control and he wu
IOJif BOD TO ar EJQIS
A 10n. Steven Ray. was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Walte-r Blehm of
110·29th St., Newport Beach. In
Hoag Memorial Ra.pltal on Sat·
urday. Sept. 10.
Business
Directory
"A 's"
VENETIAN BUND
LAUNDRY
mE NEW m a c h I n e process
method. RH.aonable prices. Av-
erage 2 tape residential blind.
Only $1 .00
Blinds repalred and rebuUt.
Free Pick up and deliverY
Work done by appolntm~nt
Phone Uberty 8·5701 or Klmbedy 8-8274
INSURANCE
"Be Sure-Insure"
WITH
STANLEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone Harbor 2474
3315 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Res. Phone, Uberty P, 7315
ICIIOOLI & I:IIS'nUCTIOif
REAL ESTATE
Contracting
Insurance
Continuous day and evening
claaes for preparation to
pus the State exam.
Call or write
For Information
killed.
He had returned to Costa MHa
from a world tour on Dec. 16 of
last year and was sent ov~rseu
again on May 4. He was a native
of Spokane, Wash .. and lived In
Costa Mesa two years.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Mary E. Mount; a daughter,
Donna, and two sons, Robert and
Rex. Parkes -Ridley Mortuary of
Costa M~ was In charge of a r·
rangements.
LEGAL JlfOTICE
No. A 26 204
NO'nCE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF JANE MacAR
THUR. DECEASED.
NO'nCE lS HEREBY GIVEN
to the creditors of a nd all per
sons hav\ng claims against the
said decedent or said estate to
tue them with the necessary
vouchers In the offiC'~ of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
the County of Orange, State of
Calltornla. or to preMnt the
same. with the necessary vouch
ers. to th~ undersigned at his or
her place of bus I ne-ss. to-wit:
3429 E. Coast Highway,
Corona d~l Mar, Calif.
w ithin slx months alter the tlrst
publication of this notice.
Dated Aueust 29. 1955. .
A. K. PHELPS I Administrator of the Estate
of said decedent.
A. K. Phelps
Attorney at law
3C29 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar. CaJif.
Publish: Sept. 1. 8. 15. 22, 1955 In
the Newport Harbor Enslen.
A Clessified Ad in The tnsiqn
bnnqs immediate results! CaU
Harbor II 1+.1 I I 5 and orove it!
BOTBWELLS GET SOJf
A son. John Reese. was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rothwt'll of
314 Evening Canyon Rd .. Shore
Cliffs, on Sunday, Sept. 11. In
Hoag Memor ial HospitaL
()pee
11 A.M. to I P .II.
ClOMd IIODday
IIVWGIIT roa
Fish?
EaJoy -aEAL ..
Fish'n ChiDs
OGDS TO CO -ro&1
Sw4
RSI FlY
cn. ao.,.., or CDK
TAKDWt&OcooaJ:
Cpl. DaYSd Jl Humphrey, 10n ot Mr. and ltra. 1. C. Humphrey
of Corona del Mar. and huaband
ol the former Mlsa Mary A.
Hoop« of Santa Fe. graduated
Au.,..t 25 from the 1st Marine
Dl¥16m'• Vehicle Drlvlnc and
M•lahmuee School at Camp
Pendleton.
RAG4~'S
YoW' Family RataUJ'ant
(CloMd Taeeday)
ISIS E. Coat Jlifllway .arbor 1141 eo.o.a del lla:r
...
"UGDCr' 11llm1l
P .. ET ...
(.0 TOUI)
......... d .......
WEIQID 0..1' 1.1 0&.
lbe.-lyraVai'H ..
A Nf!YII Concept In Nnonal
RadJo. Ear Phone and Can7· lne Cue Optional, Extra.
DIVISUIWI._
Ll~
1115 ~ al'f'd.. c:.n. ....
For letteme.cla. etwelooea c.JI
THE ENSIGN. HA·III4
() ~iMMu;
quu~.e
SOUTH SEAS CAFE
o..-n..-at.#.Npe'., .,.,.,
~-~~ Party Ac:c:ommoc:Mtions
....._.....;;; __ W..t 5dl St. at Scmtn ADa Bi.er *
SAlftA AliA PB. D 3-Gll ·
ADaan-d~t
r. All
A••IES •
UlMUS
s.rn..,.... eo.ta1 Ana r. lfMI'IJ 10 Tea:n
21S 0.... Aft. Lapae a..:ta 8y.tt 4-1011
*BALBOA*
Enioy
Rides & Games
TilE TIE FI.LY F. I
"TRRP IIOUID THE lAY"-2 ,& D111J
On tfle "Belle of Wbo."
AL TYLER SCHOOLS
1611 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
Kimberly 7..3511
J(E}log P,2513
4 ICII IECIUTIOI DU with ~Wnnming pool-tennis courts-.. •• ._ ...... NT
Let Me TMch You
CIIIIIA fADn'DIQ
Convenlftit a .. Leaons
u 8·:s&al
GLADYS TJlACY
1128 IIVlne Ave,. eo.ta Mesa
nu.DIIfQ lvnLDI
CEMENT
AND
BUilDING
All Klnd.-J'ree r.tJmat.e
UBI:Jl1'Y Ulot
....
lwmdbGll courll-pknic arec-
club laouw-Utlk l.agw (wid
&** • -~··to rultknu of tlw new
I
I
Rusliing ~lans
ALS Are Initiated
t1D1 J'll'lt evnt In the tall ruablne c:-:' ':' plana of tbe Mu Epallon Chapter -;~~~;j~!':i~~; ot Beta !U&ma Phi wu a h.lneh· ! I I I ..... eon to« JDeiDben and euesta YH·
terday at the horne of Mra. tqole
Pope, 601 Cillt Dr., CUff Haven. ,., .. ,.
P.oplet.av.been
uykg ••• .;,
beaeviftg that ,.au
DilEllO
Tbe first fall meettne of the
eroup. wu held Jut week at the
horne ot .0.. LouiN OUphant, 1~ Ocean Blvd., Balboa, with
presJdent Mrs. Jack B. ~ulsen·
berry prestdlna. Mrs. Ruth Lewis wu appointed proeram chalr·
man for the oomlne Y4Jat. A
check wu sent to the CyStic Ft·
brosls Foundation of Calllom1a,
~ a project for the sorority.
~ Mra. John B. MerrUJ, ways and
means and service chalrman, an·
nouneed that a scholarship hu
• been set up by Mu Epsilon tor
a girl art student to '-e sent to
the Brandt · Dike Summer Art
School. • • F . • • unu~•• ~ Complete Horne FumJ.ahl~ •
Next meeting wlll be Wednes·
day. Sept. 28. at the home of Mrs.
Martha OehJerklng, 920 Clay St.,
Cliff Haven.
Llbeny 1-MM
lat •••port Aft.
COSTA MESA
CIU. aoD TO JIIOJITIIS
A daughter, Christine Carol,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jer·
orne North or 1411 Clay St., New·
port Heights. on Saturday, Sept.
10. ln Hoag Memorial H~pltal.
COIPI.ETE
IITEIIII
SO VICE
_;, _____ _.._ ·--.........
Ebell Notes •
1440 VIe ()pofto In tt.. LWo c..t.'
HOURS: 10~ a.ll'l. to 10 p.m. Monday fhru Fric14t1 -:-
NEWPORT IIACH
Noon to 6 p.m.
* BANQUET HAU AVAILAilE
S.etslOO * BAY VfEW..OANCrNG.COCKTAil BAR
The e ntire board of Junior
Ebell Club were hoateaes to the
membership tea on Sept. U at
the Shore CUffs home of Mrs.
Freeman Fl&her, club president.
Membera anct_ thelr guests were
Invited to the annual event.
the first reJ'Uiar meeUng will be
a luncheon to be held Thursday.
Sept. 29, at the Irvine Cout
Country Club.
~~~~~~~:!:~~~e~~~~~ Light their life with zaith AfA
a dance at the Sunny HIUa Rec· .I U WI/ -
Let Me Sol•• Your Food 01' Caterin9 Problem .
BOllE ·~ • I.AJlG& caovn WELCOMED
*
* Hora cfoeu'YJ'M and Good Food
MY SPECIALTY
r.~c:ou
DOROTHY MARSTON
Mo Ordft la Too a19
ot' * Too IIDcal1 ~
* ........
2272
*
*
* .... ,
2272
*
COROIA DEL MAl PHARMACY
-no.: heealpUoa Jllwa .,.-
JlAJiaOB 2272
3121 E. Coast Bwy .. aear InmiM, Conaa 4el liar
reatJon Center ln FuiJmon Oct. IT. A1fDUWS
7, proceeda wlll help buUd a nurtTaiAII "'c:a.nonaca-
physiotberapy pool. 15th St. It St. AaciNwa 114 ..
JunJor EbeiJa projects for the .._ .._ .... ..._.
club year wiU Include a booth at ~ ...,.,.
the Ebell CJub'a nNel Tea In ......., lllw. J-L ltuw.-t ~>«ember, a tuhlon ahow and SUNDAY: Momtne worship. 9 :30
·Monthly board meet1n1 of the
eroup was held early In ~ptem·
ber at the home of Mrs. Don
Hayton, Corona del Mar. Mern·
bers reported on monthly meet·
lngs, ways and means projects
brldee and a rummage aale wtll and 11 a.m.; Cburdl 8choo1,
be other apeclal event.a. 9:30 and 11:00; lr. BJJtt, Sr.
Attendlnl the board meeting Hllh and eolJ~ge a&e Fellow· were Mmes. Myro n Miller, Har· ablpa, 7 p.m.; 'nnuaday, Prayer,
Jan Hoyt. ·Roger Hannaford, Ed· study IJ'OUp, 9:30a.m.
GOP Women
Meet Today
ward Kelly, Fonnt Alllnder,
Dean Gorton, Tom Woodward,
WilHam Cullen, John McCarty,
Norman Wat.!lon, ~elaon Holm-
wood and John Lamar.
FIRST CHuRCH OF CHRIST
SOENTIST nOJ VIe lUo. .....,_. ~e.ct~
John RouaseJout, staff mem-A braneh of The Mother Church, The
ber for Vlee . President Richard A,t Ch~ of Cllriat, Scletltitt, 1ft S...
Nlxon. la the apeak« at 10 tOft. Me~
o•dodl thla 1DGitl1q (Tb_..._) tJ: :!:-----1 r':::::
at tb~ K?Mlnl of the Jt.epubllcan WfltiJ~ M~*l Meet~ UIO"""
Women • Club of the Kewport lt.edill9 l-located et Jl15 Y"ie
Harbor Area. Udo. N_,_t ... eh, It ope11 -.l
Hla toplc la "What the Elsen· dayw frotfl 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m ..
how~ AdmlnlstratJon Has Ac· W.dM'Ideys froM 10:00 a.m. to 7:45
compltshed." The meeting, being p.m. fridey -lft9t '-7:00 ~"" foo
h•ld at the LJclo Theatre 1s ln 9:00 p.m. Su!W:Iay eft..-noons 2 to 5 p.m.
" ' Clowd Holid conjunction wlth the annual The w· ~ eord'elly I!Mt.d t 1 membft-shlp drlve of the club. te!W:I .~; chu~h .. ~~ a!W:I ._0 ~
MNI. Richard Teachout, presld~t ~ .. dl"o tt_., ot the club. will preaJde. __ ..:....._ _______ _
Robert S. Barnes of 'Bay Shores, p f • I
chairman of the Orange County ro esstona
Republican Central Committee,
will Introduce the speaker. Mr. o·. rectory Barnes will also announce de· ·
t ails of the Republlcan Round· IIVIIC
up a nd barbeque to be heJd Sat·
urday, Oct. 9. a t the Newport Margaret L. Scharle
Harbor Buffalo Ranch. Teacher of Plano
Mr. Rousselout 1s a public re· Oreant.t • Accompanlat
lations executive; member of the Evening CJauea
Los Anr eles GOP Central Com· for Adult.a
mlttee·, member or the State Cen· 307 GOLDENROD AVE. Corona del Mar
tral Committee; first vlce-presl-~=]!f!j~[:i!!ifi2!!=~ flent of the Loa Angeles Young
Republican Club; membership
chairman of the State Younc
Republican Club.
C:OIOI'UWJ'n' JaTIIODIIT aD W. IIIla IL c:.tll ..._
Ubelty I-GII .... J ..... w ....... ,
Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Ouacb Sun·
day School; 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Momtne Wonhlp--7 p.m.
Colleft ..... MYF Sen1c:e -7 p.m. llJp Sehool IIYl' Servlce;
8 p.m., YOWll adulta IJ'OUP
aerviee.
'liD cauw e. CDiit s..~a.a.... ....
·La '*...., D.G. ...... Mie't&
Sunday Nf'Ytcee: 9:45 Lm. Bible
mdy; 11 a.m. momtne wOI'·
ablp; 7:30p.m. evtn1n1 aervtce.
Midweek .avtee, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
T1D c:aoaca OP e&aDT
OddP.U... .......
............ A.._
c.t. .....
~1-5711
T-..._, Jr .. lllalater
Sunday Servicei: 9:45 a.m. Bible
atudy; 10:55 a.m. worship aerv.
Ice; 7:30 p.m. evenJne .ervice.
CllaJIT C&Oa:& 8Y T1R IU
C:.....aty .......... a.u.o. ..... ct lflla lt.. •...-n u ... u.
....... ~-.., A. c.a-
Sunday Worship, 9:30 and U a.m.
Church Scbool: t :30 a.m. )(ld.
week )(~: 7:00 p.m. Wed.
ne.day preceded by 6:15 p.m.
potluck.
YOU CAN TAKE OFF INCHES
The Easy
Stauff.er
If You
Way
Are
TODAY. the story of • fOOd r..,... it hW NOT
in pound~, b.lt In
INCHES 0t1 • TAPE -..EASURE
,
PHONE TOOAY FOI YC>Ua FUI TlW. TUAT....-r
HARIK)R REST
MEMORIAL PARK
Harbor Blvd. at OJIIer
1m :r J.UII
I'DIT MIUOI.Y OP COD
21114 lt. & DeeD A.._ C... ar-
1.111 a • .,.. ......... enuc. .....
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor· ahJp: 10:~ a.m. and evanpu.t
aervtce, 7:30 p.m. Youne People
and ChUdren'a Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. MJcS-W'tllltr llrYtce:
Wectne.ctay, 7:30 p.m. LacHe.' MWI!o~ Coundl. Tbundaya
9:30a.m. for all day.
I&V&WIW DAY ADtUI&i ................... "' ..... ,.-=--Latt2 a.
&w.D. ••• ldl8t
Saturday MomJne ~: Sab-
bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser· mon: 11:00 a.m. Prarer meet· Ina: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
cauw.e .. ••••-.a 1-7 PPM a.a....._
..... ~.CIIt!IW'"' lD It 1-7111
Sundq Sen1c.: SUnday School.
9:30 a.m. Morain• WOnhtp at
10:30 a.m. EvanftllaUc Serv·
lee, 7 p.m. Sunclay. N.Y.P.S ..
6 ~!..m. Sunday; Prayer rneettne.
7:;,o .p.m. Wednesday.
PIUT CWO ... OP ClmiST
ICI&iil&i
,. Ylcl ~r -.eta
Sunday School: 9:15 a.m., Sun·
d.,-S • r v I e e : 11 :00 a.m.
Wedaeeday Eventn• lleettn•: 8:00. ... dint Room. 3315 VIa IJdo, Newport Beadl, open 10
a.m.·5 p.m. Wftk days. 10 Lm.• 7:4.5 p.m. Wedneadap, 7·9 p.m. Friday evenlnn.
c:aaar LUi••• .. cau ...
0'1 CIOITA II'&IA (lllllcwl....., . d=·-= lieD. ._.. ........ Tw ••
8UD4ay s.rvte.a: Wonh.laJ.Sin· Ice t a.m. Iunday at
10:15 a.m.
PmiT Uftin' caoaca latll.a..A..._ ........ u. c... ....
... ••• G. •• --Sunday ServlcN:
9:4.5 a.m. Sunda.)' School; U
3.m. WonhJp Servtc. · 6:30 p~. Bapti.R Tralnlne Union;
7:30 p.m.. Eventne Service. W~: 7:JO p.m.. Pra,)'a', rru. and Bible Stucl)'. Mon·
clay: 7:30 ~ Men'a Cborua ~t~~:30 p.m. lltn'l
caoaca or 0011 uurr or 111'. CAaiDI. .... "· .._ ~ •..,.n .........
p---·~Jn...,, ..... p... . .. .....
Sunday ~: 1:00 and 10:00
and U:30 a.m. Coni..SOn: Sat·
urc!Q8 and ewe. of 1M l'rlcSarll
ud llo&J ~ tro. t:OO e. 5:30 ~ aDd a.. 1:30 to I:JO p.m. Da1l)' ..... 1:00 a.m. l'lnlt
J'rtda7: 6:.30 a.m. and tl:OO p.m. Novena (hrpetual Help): Tu~. 7:4.5 p.m. J'labermen'a
Mus. JuJy. and Aueuat. Sunday
4 a.m.
OMIVKUALIIT COIOIUJfnT
RLI.OWIIID m.&ICI•tt.._
SISW ........ ahd..aau.o.
~~~.r.w . .._.
Sunday Scbool. 10:30 a.m. Mom • Ina wonblp, 11:00 a.m.
IT. JAIID UIICO•.U. ..... "*' .. r .... U......J ~., ...............
Sunday llefVteea: 1:00 a.m. Holy
CommunJon. 9:15 a.m . 11 a.m.
Sunday 8Chool; 9:15a.m. mom·
lnl ,.,.. an4 ~ 11 a.m.
wonhlp ~. Thuraday Ser)t~: t:15 a.m. .....,...
Gulld; 10:30 Holy Communion.
ft.JOD..uwn ,. .................. ......
'NUIIDAY.arr.. & a•
Betty Norton of Newport Hts.
Is Bride of Thomas Ca'nepa Ill
Tom Norian • 1 eo r ted bJa wtth fttted tono and bouffant
dauattw, Kt. Zllz.abeth Aao aldrt. 'n\e bodice wu trimmed lfortan. dow'n the ~t• allle to w'ltb a wide band ollace at the
the altar ol Our Lady ol Mt. low Y·~aped nedcllne. BrUUanta
Cannel CathoUe Chu,rcb Jut Sat· ud pu.rll at the neckline were
urday when 1he wu united tn matched With peuls and rhine·
mantap to Thomu Andrew Ron• on a lace C!l'OWn which
Canepa m. Father Stepbell K.Uey held ber eucadtnc Ulumon veO.
performed the late momtnc Her bouquet tnclucted catalyea
double rtnc eervice. ordlldl .urrounded by whJte
The bride wore a wbJte lllk ~ and IPfa,. ot Illy ol the
Shantunc drell of waltz -.&th valley.
Millions
and
millions
and millions
of women
wear
Berkshire
stockin
because
they know the .,...,.,
and , .....
end prter
and toe runs
forever.
• FASHION APPAREL
1717·A •....-n ami. c..-... .. .., ..,..
Attendant. for the dauehtH of
the Tom Nortona ot 1815 Clift
Drtve, Newport R~Jahtl, were
M.rl. Richard McCarthy of New·
port u matron ·of honor. a net.
10M Dard.Je Schaefer of Harbor
llland and Mlla Loralynn Milne
of Puadena u brldNmaldl. All
attendlntl weTe llmllarly dreued
In prlnefte lt)'le ctre.ea at cry•·
taJette with fulllklrt.L Th~y car·
rted talllman I"C))Ift and yellow
mum~ wtth eroton leavee tied
with brown Vt'lvet .t.reamers.
Wendell Raya of Ba.keraflt'ld
wu best man for the groom, who
Ia the 10n of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomu Andrews Cant'pa Jr. of
New Cuyana. Ushers wer~ Jerry
Kirkland and ClW Hiatt of
Ba.kersfleld. A reception at the
Elb Club follow~ the cere·
•mony. Aulst:Jng were the groom's
al.teT, Mia Martlyn Canepa, a nd
Mn. Ivan Hotfard, sister of tht'
brid~. and Hrs. Ronald Comer of
Balboa.
Mrs. Norton received guests In
a beige suede cloth dress, a
bead~ hat a.nd avocado acces-
IOrles. The croom's mother wor•
a allver'brocade dress wtth black
acceaorlea. After a brief honey-
moon the younc couple are mak·
lng thm home at 120 Grand
Canal, Balboa bla nd.
Both the newlyweds attended
Orance Coast Colleee, where the
bride served u director In the
publicity department and the
groom wu president of tht'
sophomore class. The new Mrs.
Canepa aliO craduat~ from
Newport Harbor Hlp School.
The bride's parent. are proml·
nent Harbor area restaurateurs.
Party Today
for Opti-Mrs.
Newport Harbor Optl-Mra. to·
gether with the Costa Mesa
Optl·Mrs. group are holdlnc a
fall get tocether In the form of
a luncheon and card-party today
(Thursday) at the Vllla Marina.
New Optlmllt Club memben' wt...wm._....._
Fl ....... .... , ......... ...
''The St"cret of the Gilt." a new
fllm on stewa.rdshlp, w1U be
s hown Sunday, Oct. 2. In the Co·
rona del Mar Community Church
sanctuary. This picture was pro·
duced by tht> Protestant FUm
Commission for the Congreea·
tlonal ChrlstJa n Churches.
The Senior Pllarrlm Ft'llo~lp
wUJ sponsor two showings. at
7 p.m . and 8:15 p.m. Everyone ls
lnvlt~. There wlll be no admls·
slon cha rge and no offering will
be received. It Is a fam.Jly film
with parents lnvlted to bring
their cl\Udren.
Costa M .. Optimists are now
meettnc at 6:30p.m. Wednt"Sdays
at the Harbor Howle.
Lido Fashions' • . \
· ~en g_®Q n a
'
September
Here it is
again! Our
Annual s.,... .. ,
Cut
EYIII!
Cashmere 'a, Orlona.
wooL cashmere and
wool blenda • • •
plaida. tweeda.
atripea.
All kinds of full
length coats
priced From
'J,.
C:HIJitCHES
oaav••••wr ~
A report on the conventJona ot
the UlllVft'A..IJR and Unitarian
cbu.reb• at· Detroit, MJch., lut
month wfll be ctven to the UnJ.
v.na.u.t CommunJty l'ellowahlp
Sunday at 515 w: Balboa Blvd.,
Bal~. by Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd
IIOITIJion ot San Mattno.
noaa&IIIVE DIJfJfU
A procTMalve dlnn~r will be
held by membe-rs of SL Joachim's
Mother Club 1n Costa Mesa on
Oct. 29 Courses. wlll be serv~
In dlt!erent homes of members.
Plan.t for the dinner w~re d ls-
cu.-ed Jut Friday at a meetlng
In the home ot Mrs. Jacquelyn
Miller. club pre«<dt'nt.
. •aaa ,.,..
1111111'1
LIDO IAIIET
wttla a artJE
'nley attended the oonventlona
aa well u the joint aeulon.a.
where proarea towwd a mercer
of theee two Jtberal lfOUpt wu
And we think we·r~ smart!
CIDUSTL\Jf ICJUCE CIIUaCB Know what happen~ In the 10·
made. •
Tht' apostle Paul learn~ the callt'd "Gay Nineties" or the
reality of the teachings of Christ "Naughty Aee!" 8fll operat~ a
Jesus when he waa made blind telephone trom Nt'W York to Chi·
AJrY WIU"I'E ELEJ'IIAIITil and was afterwa rds healt'd cago ... Henry Ford testt'd tht'
Juat u they llft--Or wrapped t hrough the mlnhrtratlona of the first automobile ... Dr. Roux of
Up fancy _ the Church School disciple. Anan las. as related In France showed the world tht' use
ThP A<'ts In verse 20 of Chapter of diphtheria a ntltoxJn ... Quo Guild of the Corona del Mar 9 we a re told, "And straightway I Vadls was a best .seiiH' ... Gold Community Church hu put out dJ ed 1 th Kl dlk a plt'a for w hite elephanu and he preached Christ In the syna-was scover n t' on e
Surpr•·-packages for klcll, that goeuPS, that he Is the Son ol ... Radium was d iscovered by
lo100:' God " Marie a nd PI~ Curle ... Mar·
tht'y may sell at the annual Co· This '"ory In th-life o( Paul coni sent first press messag(' a · rona del Ma.r Lobster Bake on "' "'" E 11 h Ch 1 b WI October 15 and 16. Donations Is only one-of th<>~W rela~ In cross ng s anne r re·
may be Left at the church or the l.t>sson-Sermon on "Reality" less ···The Nineties dJdn t s~nd
will be pick~ up 11 donors will to be read at th~ Newport Beach ~11 their tlmt' danctnr till dawn-
call ..... office, Harbor 5237. Christian Sclencto church Sunda y. mg and dlnJng on fresh tt'ITa· ~.:_.-::u::~":_:=.:=:_=:=::....:=.:.._-_:..... _____ --:=-===---pin, champarne and plovt'r ...
Thanks. Nineties. for gulldlnc
your lily ln our dlrt"Ctlon . . ~ I I , • , • I f t ' • f ' .... ,. , I .,. • •• ~ I~ . • .
""-(H, II ld t! I."!/( I /111 u(lll
. .. ... . . ( .
~ Lecture Entitled
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE:
ITS CONSTRUCTIVE MISSION
By Georce Cb•nnin1, C. S. B.
of San FraDd8co, California
Member of the Boud oi ~p of The
KotJaer Cllurch, 'fte rtnt Cllareh of Chr1n,
ldcu.t. lA ao.toD. M·-chUKtta
* * * Gay Xt...u-s.Je thJa -..k·
...StAb .-u. reader.--
.. ow .... CIDd bnttana
all ~ 1D tM pluall CIDd
p& .... of tbe ·~ ••• I ,.... wm be .. pdae .... tla•
PltdaJ, .,._.._ Urd . .... BOaY ATTEU. GUJfDPAUJfTS mr,._. ......S_....,_ by Mr. and Mn. Roecoe Horvattt'r
of Irvine Terrace becamt' arrand-
parents lut SunGay, Sept. 18.
The new arranddauchter. Cynthia
Umb, is the 7 lb., 2 oz. daugh ·
ter of Mr. and Mrs. FranJ< D,
Umb of Pa.sadena.
<aRell .....
... VIa ~Me. Jfewpon a..da
A.D .U. Ool'di&D7 ~ to AlUDd
Reservations No
HArbor 3930
villa marina
* * * Saturday, Oct. 1st
21111 in a series of monthly Faahion Sbowa
NOTE: Next Fashion Show on Wed.. November 9th.
(and the second Wednesday of each month following)
Presented
through the cooperation of the V"illa Marina. Vema Miller
and
The Following Distinctive Shops
mE BRAT SHOP
1809 Newport Boulevard
Costa Mesa
* CATHY'S MATERNITY SHOP
309 North Sycamore
Santa Ana
*
LORN£
204 Manne A venue
Balboa Island
* MARILYWS FASHION APPAREL
1767-A Newport Boulevard
Costa Mesa
*
ELLGENE. CASUAL FASHIONS P£11f£ VD.LE
3409 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
. . '
1883 Harbor Boulevard
Costa Mesa
* FUM FASHIONS
2659 E. Coas1 Hwy.
Corona del Mar
* I.A IIDIE
500 Via Mal~a
Lido Shopping Center
* R1JID OF CALIFORNIA
3210 Via Udo
Udo Shopping Cent~r
* VEBNA MD I £8 aiAIIN SCHOOL
Commentary-Fashion Models
307 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
LUncheon from 12:00 Noon
aana-. ....... lo--
c:aat f'O'U bCillot .... tiM WelT 01'
~ u..t ...._you
tcmcy • • • Ov ..... will be
dlicsuicrt!ld too. bat f411Nloulyl
* * Laughing throulh a cookbook
of the nlnetJes that you may ~n
joy aa rood appetltln u did Ul·
llan Russell and Diamond Jim
Bra dy ... CoftH : "Grinding of
beans dt'pends on the method
you U5t" • • • Drip cotlee Is bet·
ter than boll~ cotfeto . . . A
flannel bae holdlnl the eround
cofft"e may be flttt"d over the
cotft"e pot and thto bolllnc wattor
poured o v e r it." Buckwheat
Cakts: "Put 1 Jarce •poontu l
yeut and a uwe Salt mto a
quart ol buckw'beat meal. ....
a ....._ wtDa O.W .-! 1At ,. ................... .
Sldew11Mu7 C..: '"1 ~
flour, ~ pound butter. 4 poG:ad
su~ar. 5 eces, onto nut:Jnec, beat
ecp aeparatt'ly. mlx aurar and
Oour tort'lher add togp Jut."
Bakto (tx-t It comes out flat1tor
than the Buckwheat Cakes)
* * * a.a. coat.t too thla w..ar.
eAd ••• GaeM the oWilber oC
1 CIDff" becaaa 1D the gla:u t•
a:Dd you w1.a a pn. . . . n..,
wW be l'ol~• eofJ" bealaa
I . . . FolgW'a cotf.. Just ~
bratM their 105th caa.nJqna:ry
••• Tbr(..,. beea 1D bua'-.•
!IJ.Dce 1850 • • •
* * Jeri's of Udo, right across the
1 strE'f't on Newport Blvd . ls the
plac-p tn rPgistC'T your !lmnll fry
for the TaiPnt !'how to takP place
at the Fund Fair Bene-fit of the
I Hoag Auxiliary, at the Rt>ndez·
vous Ballroom Octobt'r 1 ...
The prlzto will bt' a S25 00 mt'r· I cbandlse or<lt-r for JPrl's Your
I <'hlld must bt' u nder-12 to Pnter
. . . Jt'rl will givt> you all th~
particulars ...
* * * .... •ow.: '"I WOD1d lib t.
..._ If I coaWD"t IIC19'e ca -·· ...... ....,. (doW)· CDid u ,...
......_"t .... ltC.O.D.pa...
-Ia -illll&J'e bew -~ lt II. I ..... W. tiM eNOl' .,.a.
&ew lf .,_ IICift It U ..t plak.
lily wd I -Ia ••• a.cty Wed· a-. Jllda&M. Ccd.lt.n.l& P. L
lleDd • .... • pau•Ne I ...,.
It ,..., ..... ~ yeL .. .•..... ,, ......... ·-·-.......
* * * "Won 't you pleue mall m~
four foxes McClendon• min~ A
friend of minto brouaht me bactt
110me whllf' v1111t1n1 out there
and I think they are the float
I haw~ tuted." from n..
mont, Nebruka ...
* * * .......... ..._ .. OJ.-
......... JIIIlMt_. ......
fectlea ........ 11111 ... rt ....... _ ?~
... • .,._ R nt v kl ......... _,. ...... _.. ........ ,, .. _ ..... __
a.m , n s .. ....._ ............... _.._.
* *
Shot Is Fired •. Men Chased
In Riot: One Arrest Made
c..1v1n P. w-. 20. ot 1121 w.
Ocean Front. Newport Beach,
wu arrested on aJ\ lntox:Jeatlon
charae by Newport polite at 2:25
p.m. Sunday tollowina a riot at
28th St. and Balboa Blvd., New·
port Beach. ,
About 15 men In the area d~·
pened In all directions when of·
fleers arrived. There was broken
glasa In the meet. and beer bot·
tles and can s littered the area,
officers said.
OOicer Gerald Irwin fired a
shot out to sea over the heads
of three men he chased to the
beach at 28th St. He returned to
the scene with Charles J. Traut·
weln, 18. 1769 Santa Ana Ave.,
Costa Mesa; William D. Under·
wood, 18. 1981 Maple St., Costa
Mesa. and Arthur S. Jewell, 21,
ot 378 La Perle Pl., Costa Mesa.
Held at the scene were Samuel
F. Kniss of Santa Ana; Bobby E.
Cantu of 2674 Orange Ave., Costa
Mesa, and Calvin P. West.
A fight had broken out In an
apartment at 2803 W. Balboa
Blvd. A bottle was heard to
break and a man fell down the
stairs from the apartment. He
was Injured and apparently
wandered otf somewhere.
Trautwein, Underwood, JeWell,
Kn iss and Cant u told pollee they
were going up the stairs when
the tight broke out. West Called
to pass an intoxication test, of·
tlcers charged. The men said
they ran because they did not
want to become Involved in the
To a. Sun cmd Safe. Too •••
FOR ACCIDENTS
HAPPEN OAIL Y!
Wet atneta. bad brakes.
e.erybody lD a buny ••• It
caD bappea to you. too.
Drtn wttb extra care lD bad
w-eatlaR cmd BE Fl1LLT Df.
StJB..ED. Let ua tell yoa about oar low-eoet auto J.D..
SW'CIDC» plcma.
dlaturbance. All the subjecta. ex·
c:ept West. were warned and re·
14tued.
Parking Case
Vote .Delayed
The Newport Beach Planning
Commission last Thursday eve·
nlng continued the hearlna on
Harry Kelso's application for
waiver of certain oU street park-
lnr requirements for an o(flce
and store bulldJng a t 3424 Via
Oporto In the Lido Shopping
Center.
Requirements for this prope rty
call for 20~ parking spaces. and
the space available would pro·
vide room for 16 spaces. The ap-
plicant stated that he felt this
would be adequate.
Fight Breaks
Out at Pier
· The Commission also: Because both parties Involved e Denied the application of wished to sign complaints, New .
Mr. and Mrs. E. 0 . Lawrence to port pollee inade no arrests
permit the projection of the sec-among participants In a fight
ond story eaves to overhang the at the entrance to the Newport
public righ t of way along the Pier at 3:15 a.m. Saturday,
South Bay Front Balboa Island, Sept. 10.
Cor the property at 1700 S. Bay Dory fisherman Paul T. Pheg ·
Ft. ley of 222 Knox St., Costa Mesa,
e Approv~ tht> application of charged that a group of juve·
Glenn Warford to permit five-niles started an argument and
foot rear-yard setback In R·l dis· one hJt him In the mouth. His
trlct at 2033 E. Balboa Blvd., son, Paul S. Phegley, ran to the
Balboa. Baldy's Tackle Store, near the e Denied the application of plt>r entrance, called police and
Clair and Zernle Claxton of 127 grabbed some knives oft a show
41nd St.. Newport, for two-car case to protect himself.
garage accessory building on Billy Lee Bearbower. 19, of
rear portion of vacant corner lot Santa Ana, was one of a group
to be used In conjunction with or six Santa Ana a nd one Ana·
adjacent two-unit dwelling. heim suspects, pollee charged. e Approved. for six months. "While rominr ott the pier,
the application of Jesse Dicken-two men were standing on the
son to erect 45-Coot antenna pole beach and one said 'we were
at 416 N. Newport Blvd., Newport chicken'," Bearbower charged.
Heights. Cor transmlssion of mes-'"Mle older man callP<I me a
sages for cab rompany. 'punk' and swung at me so I hit e Approved the application of him and knocked him down. The
Charles Duggan to resubdlvi~t> a other called me a name a nd ran.
two-lot part•el at 1755 Plaza del I chased him Into a tackle store
Sur. Balboa. " and he grabbed two knives and
SiiYif T II ,. ......
The Altar Guild Silver Tea to
be held next Wednesday !rom 2
p.m. to 6 p.m. will be the high
point In the St. James Episcopal
Church program for the coming
Wt'E'k. The social event will be
held at the home of Mrs. Bert
Brewer. 129 Via Koron. Lido Isle.
came a t me."
Wayne Carpenter. 19. of Santa
Ana allegedly admitted throw·
lng fish poles into the store to
confuse Paul T. Phegley so he
would not be. able to cut Bear-
bower with a knlle. One of the
fish poles broke the corner of
a show case. pollee said. ~-~ ~'!!
JIM WHYTE
A baptismal service will be
held at St. James at both the
9:15 and 11 a.m. family worship
services Sunday. Also Sunday a
new clus, entitled the Adult In·
'quire'S Clau will bec:ln at 8 pJn.
and meet weel¢f.
R. L. Morrison of Bakersfield
reported his $27.50 fishing pole
broken In the altercation. He was
In a cafe next door at the time,
unaware of the damage until
later.
Hawaii Theme • , ..
IOehul Jo~ 8, of Santa Ana.
ran Into a ata. dbol at '7'00~
Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar,
at 6:44 p.m. SepL 3 and •uttered
a cut armpit and chln which re·
qulted 25 ltltches to cla.e.
1be boy wu betna ch ued by
hl.l •t.ter, Patty, 8, when he ran
lnto the door, breaklna two 10·
by•12·1ncb alau panel• from the
tWOMIDAY.IU'I'.II; a•
toww teetJon of tbe doal' leadlna
out f1 the kJtdlen, lnWitlpUna
pollee .. ld. They tran.1ported the
boy and bta areat aunt. Mta.
Ubby MlUdrum ot 700~ Hello·
trope Ave., to Hoaa Memorial
Ho.pltal. Pollee contacted the
parentl of the youth, Mr. and
Mta. D. 8. Iones ol Santa Ana. to
obtain pennJtalon tor meclJcal
car ot the boy.
It Really is ()lJ()R /R£1"/
Now you can have the ~-the full ranp of d.co.
f'CJ&cw't colcw•...:. the permanence of,.., o4l poim-without
ltf'01lQ uftplea•cutt odOf'/ Old Colony'• new odor-free
enamels are available lD velve~ flat, aJowinl seml-cloas.
and spark.l.lni hqh cloa flnbha ... everythinc you need
for the ent.lre bou.e. And, you've the full range of Selec-
tone Colen from wbleh to cbooee.
Come in Today!
Let us help you
with your
Painting Problems!
* A. LEE STUCK. PADfT EZPEBT *
Graduate. OLD COLOJn' PAIIIT ICIIOOL At TOal' s.r.bl
* * * * WE GIVE CROWN STAMPS
... EYDIDAY laiiAJIDWAU DAr..._
I *
*CROWN) HARDWARE* • • • of SCKial DOle lo, ~ 1107 E.UT COAST BJGIIWAY
A benefit dance with a Hawal· ________________ .......... ____ ....... ___ ~========================~ ian theme will be held by the .-
Orange County Federation of
Women·s Clubs junior member·
ship at 9 p.m. Friday, SE-pt. 30, In
tht> recreation center at Sunny
Hills In Fullerton. Les Brown's
orchestra will play.
~~W'L BAY NURSERY ~t;~~
The mont>y will be used to
help pay the rost of a physlo·
therapy swimming pool In Or·
ange County.
1t7ST A.BIUVE~KEW TTPE
BOUIIIIMLLEA -lorceoa Color!
"'Sea.aatloa.. la brick red cmd bcu a l~r $3 70
flower tbcm the ordlDcuy type. •
FIVE GALLOJf . . . . ..
Mrs. George E. Smith, of 505
Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar, fed·
eratlon ways and means repre·
sentatlve. of the Newport Harbor
Junior Ebell. Is selling tickets lo·
cally. Mrs. Thomas E. Woodward Lots of Blblac:u.a cmd Olecmden lD bloom . . ... IOc cmd up * LA WJf TOOLS l.OAJfED FJlEE TO CUSTONEBS * of 437 Morning Canyon Rd .. Co·
rona Highlands. ls treasurer or A Complete LiDe of Pla:Dta, FertWaen & CardeD Tools
DAVIDOW
CARLYE
DALTON CASHMERES
SLOAT SKIRTS
HARVEY BERIN
and many many more!
COIOIA DEL
tht> rounty group.
It isn't
CHRISTMAS
. . . yet,
but it' a high time you
select your new
" fall wardrobe.
We have a complete ...
lection of wonderful fall
f a a h i on • frcm budget
prices to the f a m o u •
labela you read about •••
•.• from llbea 7 to 20, in-
cluc:ti.Dg c:uatom baH m.
cmd peti ....
.JI & OMit..,_ CDII. u-
organs.
• • •
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gibbons of
440 Carnation Ave., Corona del
Mar, returned earlier this month
from a holiday trlp to Mexico .
They new down and hit the high
spots such aa Mexico City a nd
Acapulco. Arrangements for the
trip were made, of course, by the
CD M Travel Service ... Mm.
Gibbons ls Coleen-the gal who
makes the "C" In C.D.M. Travel
Service.
Colleen was telllna about an-
other fabulous trip belna plan·
ned for a fellow Harborlte.
Dwight F. MeK.Inney, the author
who wrote a controy.nlal eerles
of artlcl• on to. Anaeles for
tome ol the bla maauJnes, wlll
leave h la Balboa Island home
Octobel-12 for a na·zar trlp
around the world. While he'•
"zlutni" Mt. Kc:K.Inney wUJ
cover moct of the trouble spots
ln the world. lncludlna Indo-
nesia, SlniaPCift, Jordan. EaYPt.
Cyprus, Yuao-la¥ta. lltanbul and
theA.tttcanOout.
F• 811 S,ri11 .....,1
PLANT BUUS NOW!
• ~ ~ona..-apdacJ Glory. e Dutdl I.rt.-Wqew all. W'htte. T.UOW.
• llcmuaaalaa. ·=---. I'Neala.
URDEI SIICI IUISERY
W. 0 . TOLLI! OPIJI IVJIJ)AT
110 S. Clast IY 4-1212
Every Child . . . Should Have
"The Chance.
to Dance"
dJ.tUUpJ-
•·•••1 " .. ·-,
Announcea the ()peDID9
ofC'==H
• •
For legbmer. lntetmectiate, Ad-
YGDC'e41 Ncm-Proh-.lcmcd-Pro-
M.ioaal.
(classes for Mothers & Business
Women)
Specialized training for the pre-
school child from age three.
Class& Private Lessons.
,
IWUMD&T ....... a.l-
em~. r oa DJIDaJCKI
A daught«, Kimberly Ann. Girl~
Regt.tratlon ot Cub Scouts ot
Corona del Mat will take place
from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. tomorrow
(Friday) at the Corona del Mar
school. Cub 100uta must be ac-
companied by parenta for regl·
stratton purpoees. Tht. Friday
will be the only time set ulde
for reflatratJon.
was born to Mr. ind Mrs. Ken·
neth Kendrick ot 1300 Dolphin
Terrace, lrvtne Terra~. on J'rl·
day, Sept. 16, In Hoag Memorial
Hospital. ------LEGAl. Jf011CE
rN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OP CALIFORNIA IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE.
JfElnOJIT IAPTIIT Clll7JICII
Dr. lohn E. Dollar. head of
the public relations department
at the Berkeley Baptist Divinity
School, Berkeley, wUI speak at
the 11 a.m. Sunday service at the
Flrst Baptist Church of Newport
Beach, 19th St. and W. Balboa
Blvd.
ln the matter or the estate of
JANE MAC A R11flJ R. Deceased.
CASE NO. A 26 204
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY AS A
UNIT AT PRIVATE SALE.
Notice is hereby given that on
or after October 7, 1955, the
undersign@<!. A. K. Phelps, as ad·
mlnlst.rator of the estate of Jane
MacArthur, deceased. will sell at
a private sale, to the highest
bidder, subject to confirmation
by the above entltl@d Supet"lor
Court, all the right. title, lntert>St
and estate of the said decedent
at the time of her death and all
the right. title, and Interest the
said estate has. by operation of
law or otherwise. acquired other
than or In aditlon to that of said
decedent at the tlrne of her
death, In and to that certain real
property located In the City of
San Clemente. County of Orange,
State of Calltornla. described as
follows:
O'BRIEN
MOTORS
1680 Newport BlYcl.
Co.ta Mesa
Dodge-Plymouth
USED CAl
EITU SPECIALS!
·ss Dodge V-8 Lancer
Hardtop, black It yellow 2
tone. loaded with extras, low
low mileage.
·ss Dodge v -8 Cust. RyL
4 dr., power steering, power
brakes, power windows. auto
trans. Beautiful!
'53' CheY. 4-Door
Sedan. red It white 2 tone.
power&llde, radio, heat., low
m.Ueqe.
•53 Plym,outh Suburban
Overdrive, radio, heater, low
mJleage, one owner.
'S-4 Plymouth Club Cpe.
Auto. trans.. 3600 actual miles.
You'vt' never ~none cleaner.
· ·s2 Cadillac Coupe
De VIlle. All the extras. plus
alr conditioning. A honey!
·53 Ford V-8 Custom
2 dr., auto. trans., radio,
heater, hnmaculate!
•49 Chewolet 2-Dr.
Sedan, A·l condJtJon through· out.
•49 Cbrpler ~Dr.
6 Cyl. The cleanest uled car
In Orange County. SEE IT!
Lot 16 In Block 23 of Tract
TT9. as per map recorded In
book 23 pages 19 to 25 of
Miscellaneous Maps, records
of saJd County.
said real property to be sold as
a unit together with the furni-
ture and fumlshlngs of the houS('
upon said land. said personal
property consisting of the follow·
Lng : O'Keefe It Merritt stove,
Frlgtdalre refrigerator. dining·
room table and 5 chairs. sofa,
Kimball plano and bench. R.C.A.·
VIctor radfo·phonograph, secre-
tary and chalr, bookcases, chest
or drawers. coffee tables. end
table, lamps. twin beds. dresser
and stool. easy chair, and mls·
cellaneous anaJl I n c I d e n t a I
Items.
Blda ot often are lnvt~ lot
aJd )IIOpeJty and most M ln
writing and ma,y be dellven!d to
said administrator, at hl.s oltlce
at 3429 E. Coast Highway, Co-
rona del Mar. Callf .• or may be
filed ln the otrlce of the clerk or
said Superior Court at any time
after the first publication of this
notice and before the making of
said sale.
Terms and conditions of sale:
Cash In lawful money of tht-
Unlted States of America, ten
per cent ( 1~) of the amount of
bid to accompany the offer and
the balance to be paid on con-
firmation of sale by said Su·
perior Court. to exlstlng first
trust deed loan, upon which a
balance of approximately $4, ·
293.40 Is unpaid. Taxes. rents,
and Insurance premiums, and
operapn.g and maintenance ex·
penses shall be prorated as or
the date of confirmation of sale.
The examination of tltle, record·
tng of conveyance and any title
Insurance policy shall be at the
expense of the purchaser or pur-
chasers.
Dated: September 20. 1955.
e
1•••••1 e
'nl Prtwtallar ·······-
• OPEl •
FrWar-s.tna, s ••• ,
1 to 5 p.m.
Located on
HARBOR ISLAND ROAD
Features:
e 2 bedrm. It den
e 3 baths
• Shake Roof
e 2 fireplaces
e Lot sizes average 65' x 117'
e Beautltul Paneling
e Large Sunny Patio
e Forced Air Heat. Garbage
Dlsposal, Westinghouse
DLshwasher
e Fine €ablnet Installations
e BuiJt.ln Bar It Refrlgeratlon
e Built-In Electric Stove It
Oven
e DellghUully decorat@d
e Expensively Landscaped
e Restricted area
DEVELOPED BY
CLA.RENCE L. COOPE'B, INC.
BUfLT BY
JOHN B. CL.ABK
QUALITY BUILDER
• • •
F<;?r preview showing
To QuaJltl@d clients
Call
John Abell
111111
IIVESTIEIT CO.
REALTORS
Harbor 1600
Evening Phone U &.5386
UIE ALSO
COIUI.En SEUCTIOJII OP
QOOI)
A. K. PHELPS 1 small Stelnway, like new
as administrator of the estate $1500.
1'1IAIIIfOIITATJOJif CAJII of the above nam@d decedent. 1 only, uaecs Maple Spinet. A. K. Ph~ps
on:a KYU. & S11JmAT attorney at Jaw ••••••• ,._ C.. 3429 E. Coast Highway
IJI-7212 Corona del Ma.r, Call!. Harbor 338'l
Publl.sh: Sept. 22. 29, 1955. 2610 E. Coast B'wy., COM
In the Newport Harbor Ena:__....:lgn:_·.:......__,...=========~
RO.SES
FALL SALE
TREES
GRADE NO. 1 PATENTED ROSES
IN 5 GAL CAMS At I.E8S THAN
BARE ltOOT PRICES.
Chrysler tmperi&l. ee.c&n.10 PUJu, Forty
MIMI', n.tfan.r, SUtfin Gold., Pln.kle,
Ullbet, Oataetta and IDOI'e.
tl = ...... us ..,.
Fruit Tr ... iD s.GaL Ccma
Royal Apricot -----1.49
Bahcock Peach _ _..
Nectarm.
1A9
1.49
Pnm. ).It
Plow&ilag hacb 1.79
,1 ................ -.... ..... ... _, 8flll--. -.-. .. ....... .....
.......
f(5,000,
Submit down.
• • •
lAY liliES
3·bttdr. home, larp rooms.
protected patio, attractively pdced at
124.750
Eatt w ...... ,
REALTOR
225 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
Call Harbor 177~.
eves. Rubor 5359
FOI UIE: ., , ... ,
Corona del Mar,
con sl cte1 '1bls BALBOA
ISLAND HOME. 3· bedrm.a.,
1 ~ bat.ha, choice location, 2
patios, over sl zed ~ara~t>.
shore mooring with t iber·
glaa boat.
COMPLETELY fur n . rrv,
Jlnens., b 1 a n k e t s . beach
equip., paddleboards, etc.)
All For $25,000. Terms. • ISLAID REALTY CO.
fAG& ··-
"Half-Way to Heaven"
•'START UVING" IMMEDIATELY, IN
IRVINE TERRACE
"Southern California's Most Beautiful SubdJvt.sJon"
OVERLOOKlNG
YACHTING CENTER OF NEWPORT HARBOR
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMEs
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSIFrED FLOOR PLANS
3 .... 2 .. .., 498 Park, Balboa Island HA 3TI
Tu tht> home buyer who wishes to purchase In the
S2-Hl00 to $35.000 class we sincerely recommend
the l rvtne Estates overlooking Newport Harbor. modem home, turn. rental
apt. attached ... close to
Harbor View School and pro.
posed parochial school ... everythtnr buUt.Jn Including
dl.shwasher, dlsl>osal. etc. En-closed patio and 2-car garage
with work bench . . . call Ha. 2506-M.
r oa SAL.E
IEIL VALUES!
Brand new wrou·aht Iron OJ.
nette set. Formica top exten-
sion table, 4 chairs. foam
rubber seats. 5 Pc. set, only $49.95.
Serve) automatic lee maker,
double · door refrigerator;
floor demonstr-ator. Don't
ml..sa thls ... $100 discount!
Brand new Bunk Beds com.
plete with guard ralls, lad-
der and factory rebuilt mat-
t:rt"sses; Complete . . . only $49.95.
SPECIAL! FormJca top step End Tables or Coffee Table;
Reg. $11.00 ... Cb~. each only $7.95.
NEW S · drawer knee · hole desk ; blonde, walnut or
maple finish, choice, only $19.95.
GRANT'S
Fl1UITUU & A.PI'LlMCES
1500 lfewport llYd.
COSTA MESA
BAUOI
Oceau Frtll Rllllli
Cheaper than traller space
(even from the City of Nt>W·
port). $600 a year, all utili·
ties furnished. Adults only.
These Apartments ofler
"Sea, Sand and SolJtude"
(Balboa bas everything.)
See your Crlendly landlord.
BIIJDA PDIIT IPTS.
1115 E. Ocean Ft .• Balboa
FUSIII
Select Corona del Mar ln·
come p-roperty. The keys are
yours for $2.800 down.
l.eeCIIIJiffice
Z7Zl E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Harbor0846
IEFIIE YIU IUY -liY
OPEN HOUSES SA 'MJRDA Y It SUNDAY 1-5 p.m. N£W ·
PORT ISLAND DUPLEX at 401 38th St .. 3 bedr. It
2-bedr. units. Price $21,500. New Loan for $12.000.
4.BEDR. It DEN VIsta Tract homt' at 2043 Pres ident PI .
Costa Mesa. A-1 cond. Full price $11 ,900. Low down payment ... owner anxious to sell.
NEWPORT HEIGHT'S. 40S Rolmwood. Spacious 2·1ev~l
home, 3-bedr., 2 bath.s. 3-car garag., fenct'd. over
1.600 sq. ft. In home. A·l cond .. $24.500. Will trade for smaller home In Hts. area.
LIBERTY 8-5101 HARBOR 1428
2216 Npt. Blvd., Costa Mesa 3420 W. Balboa Blvd, Npt.
Bay Front-pier and slip. 4·bedrs .• 3 baths. extra large
living room, nice kJtchen. Comptetely furnished.
$ll,fiOD
BAY _.lOCH IEALn
Harbor U64
1450 W. Balboa Blvd. Ba I boa. Callt.
ME • TIOSE PIPUUI
"Inrram"-bullt 2·bedr. homes. Rustle design. 4·yrs.
old., dble. gar., large patio. In exceJient condition.
Owner transferred to England. Priced for quick sale! " ...... Very good terms
See Mr. Erhardt with
E.U•EII
REALTOR AND INSURANCE
3333 E. Coast Highway. Corona ~~ Mar
Rubor 24.22
TOTAL nJCE JtO.SOO -···· xat Ran. .¥4.. ao.t. Mea
Ubert)' a.c?l~: t.n.r1:.J 1-ml. Harbor 30M-II ....,...,
ART C. KlSTLER CO., REAL EST ATE
_,
These homes feature California li\ ing. OUered exclu-
sJvt'ly th.rough Earl W. Stanl«.>y In a Smog.Free area
known as lrvlnt' Terrace-on Coast Highway opposJte
the new Irvine Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
• For recommendation, we refer you to anyone who holds a Leasehold Estate in l rvtne Tt'rrace, Beacon Ba y, Bayshores or Clltt Haven.
THE BEAUTIFUL "SMOG-FREE"
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Fu:ther Information
8 .. UlniiS WilTED
We •• ill .... If CM lislilp illlia.,...
Plt>ase phone Harbor 17H or Harbor HTI and one ot
our rourteous salesmen will bt' glad to asslst you In
listing your property for sale or rent.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST RWY.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 1477
c•au DEL 111
.at HOUSE
.... ,,-21
...... 'OAJIUA
531 HA2'ZL DIUVE
IDIIIaSII, ......
306 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island. Harbor 502 -----------------------
COIOU DEL Ill
Built by "JE:'\KI:-lS"
3 le~r. •••e. lictly 'la11NN1, IIIII 1Hr1Ctite.
Furnace h«.>at. hardwood floors. 2-car gar .. lovely yard,
'Full prlct' $15,500-E.xet'llent te-rms.
607 POINSE171A
SHOWN BY APPOJNTMiiiNT
WI. W. SAlFORD, Rellllr
And Associates
1306 Park Avt'. Balboa Island-Harbor 2462
r• COSTA IESA LOCAnOI
DriYe ., 478 E. 21st. SL
2 b<-drm ... and dt-n
15( sq ft
lar£t> sparious rooms O\'f't
2 baths onl) 2 years old
Prl<'t'd for tmml'fi•ate sal('.
l"lt>ase call tor apJ'lOtntment to SN'
W. A. TOBIAS, halter
-yvu'll Ukt> our trhtndly service
400 E lith ~~ Costa Me~a U~yS.UJ9 -----------------------
UCI BAY IlEA
Lot }~' X 252'
on St>wer!l . ran tw dlvldE'd Into 2 lots.
....... rt .. II $1,GOO
wIth t t'Tl'OS .. , .......... .....,
1~ Newport Blvd Costa Mna. Wbttrty 8·1161
, .. CISllE • TIE ..
c. .. ,.. •••• _,
A Ku.ltl~ u.tin.IR.Mltot een 8how 7'0U a wtclit ~ ol tM rbotoalt vafuea In your~ ranae.
AND HB DOW'S ROW TO DUW UP <X>Iii'J'Ucft FOit 11IE MOST C01fVI:NU2CT TaMS.
-.
•••
•
/
.........................
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED
I'!!
CASH BATES fOR ENSIGN WANT ADS
20 words or less ___ _ 1 Time
.75
1.00
1.25
.03
2 Times
1.25
1.50
2.00
3 Times
1.50
2.00
2.50
21 to 30 word~s ___ _
31 to 40 words ----Each word over 40, __ _ .05 .07
Cash must be received within 7 days of first insertion ... ~······ .. ~·····~· .. ··
IlEAL ESTATE & llE.IfTALI
SMALL APT. for rent. cooking
factlltlea, private bath, private
entrance, 616 Goldenrod, COM.
See after S p.m. HA :5684.
2-BEDR. FURN. apt., pvt. patio,
auto. washer, dlshmaster, ga.
ra&e, 1n Beacon Bay, Pvt.
beach, small boat tJe-up. Win-
ter rental $100 mo., yrly. $150.
UUI. pd. No pets. AvaU. Oct. 15.
HA. 1.240.
FOR LEASE: OFFICE suitable
!or MD.; Eatr, nose and throat
doctor, dentist, lawyer. Corner
..
•VSJNESS O .. OIITtJIIITIEI
FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
see Mr. Lee Casey. 2721 E.
.Coast Hwy., CDM.
SUP FOR RENT, will take cruta.
er. N.B. Reas., safe and clean.
Harbor 3173-R between 6 p.m.
& 8 p.m. or Uberty 8-5691.
of Goldenrod It Coast Hlwy., American Legion 215 15th St.
CDM. Drapes It carpeting In-h ed 8 eluded. Key at Mr. Cameron's. Meetings 2nd 4t W · p.m.
Write, 2860 Mill Creek Rd., B.E.LP WAKTED
Mentone, calli. Call: Mentone ---------------------
8-5631.
2-BEDRM. house, furn.. or un·
turn. Yearly lease. LI 8-2398.
417 ~ Hellotrope,,_C.:,.D::.,M~. ::-:----,:-
TUJUNGA HEALTH ZONE (asth·
m atlcsl. Dry. no smog or fog,
2500' elevation. Secluded, 3·
bed.r. home. 1 yr. old on ap-
prox . 2 acres. Panoramic view.
Quality construction. $39.500.
Also six secluded house sites,
oak trees, springs, 1 to 4 acres.
Must see to appreciate. Sell or
trade tor Bay Front property,
liveable sa I I boat. FLorida
3-5323.
FOB SALE
FINE QUALlTY lady's suit, dark
maroon cha.rmeen. size 16.
Phone Harbor 1046.
LATE '47 FORD Convertible.
$295. Call eves. U 8-5425.
HAMMOND ORGANS. World fa-
mous. All mode ls. Also several
bargains In used organs. You
can save on these fine organs.
Danz Schmidt. 520 No. Main,
Santa Ana.
TRADE IN your old watch on a
Ladles diamond Elgin. Wallace
calderhead Jeweler, 31.23 E.
Coast Hwy., COM.
BABY GRAND. Spedal. Only
$495. Good tone atnd action.
Biggest stock of wonderful
grand pianos In Orange Coun-
ty. Terms Danz Schmidt Great
Plano and Organ Store. 520 No.
Main. Santa Ana. Home of the
Hammond Organ.
SNOWBr RD Wl-..:.TH..!!.::.;..:.s:....a_ll_s.-$60""=-. ""'c,....a~IJ
Ha 1252-M alter 6:30 P.M.
ELECTRONIC ORGAN. Save $410.
Easy Terms. Danz Schmidt. 520
No. Main. Santa Ana. llome of
th<' Ha mmond Organ.
'48 FORD ronvertiblt>, radio,
hPatf'r. good tin's. Make offer.
Harbor 41 59-W morning or be·
twf't'n 5 and 6.
SPINET P fA N 0 S. Wondf.'1'ful
buyc:: Somf' s lightly da maged
In s hipmC'nt. Renta l returns
and trarlf' Inc: on organs. Mirror
TypP Spint-L<: as lnw as $195.
Easy tNms. Dan7 Schmidt. 520
No. Main, Santa Ana. Home of
th<' Hammond Organ.
PERSONAL -----------------
TRADE "rN your old watch on a
new Hamilton. It means so
m uch more to give or get a
Hamilton. Wallace Calderbead,
3123 E. Coast Hwy., CDM. .
SITOAnONS WMTED
YOUNG WOMAN with 10 years
Mtpeorlf'nce as ex~utlve secre-
tary and gen'l office, wants
Harbor area employment. Ref·
erences. HA 0193-J.
WANTED: Ironing in my home.
Mabel Whitman, 607 Margue-
rite, CDM. HA 4.279-J.
WOMAN TO live In with elderly
woman. Board. room, and
small salary. NJce accommoda-
tions. HA 1248-M.
EXPER. WAITRESS wanted for
Catering work. Mostly evening
work. Apply Dorothy Marston,
The Gourmet's Kitchen, 37CJT E.
Coast Highway, Corona del
Mar.
HELP WANTED: Apt., board and
salary for younge couple or 2
girl students. HA 2897.
I iris-'
YOU
wUI have atn opportunity to
advance in our firm. because
ot our present expansion
program.
The starting salary Is good
and you w1ll receive fre-
quent increases, too.
Jobs now for:
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Apply-
514 ~ No. Main Street
Rm. 211-Santa Ana
9:00 to 4:00 P.M.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
LOST AJm FOtnm
SEJIVJCES
lotie Project••
FOR RENT '
8-MM 16-MM 35·MM
and 16MM Sound Projectors
FAST COLOR FILM SERVICE
Model Airplane Supplies
lean C•era ao,
1782 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
Phone Liberty 8-7042
HAVE YOU SEEN?
The new Watches. Diamonds,
Wedding Rings, Costume
Jewelry and Clocks ... Car.
rled by Ray Fields at his
new store.
RAY FIELDS WATCH REP AIR
No Longer at Udo Drug see
him at new location In the
"Vista Sbopplng Center."
19th St. at Placentia, Costa
M 6&. e Phone Uberty 8 8488 e
COMPLETE PAIN11NG
PAPER HANGING SERVICE
HA 2976
HA 4446
EUGENE 0 . SAUNDERS
500 31st Street. Newport Beach
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Ucmaed Contractor CDM man would like gardenJng.
clean-up, etc. C&U HA 5684. Mel
Upshall. 878 W. 18th Costa Mesa
N JSCEu.A.IfEOtJS
WTLL TRADE Automatic D111b·
washer. Youngstown, for rug
and playpen or a ccept reas.
offer. HA 5983-J.
$5 PER MO. RENTS good practJce
plano. Let the kJddlea learn.
All terms rent If you buy later.
Danz.Schmldt. 520 No. Main,
Santa Ana. 100 pia~. Home
of the Hammond Orgatn.
Liberty 8-8628 Uberty 8-6632
REPAIR AND Maintenance ,
painting, carpenter etc. Juat
anything. Beuonable. SatJs.
faction ruaratnteed. HA 01.26-J.
CIOIDI.Kft LAJfDICAPIIfG
IDVJ<:a
FREE anMATES
s.\H Green stamps
Free deUvery
COBONA DEL MAR NUR.3ERY
B.A 1038 7744 E. Cout Hwy.
IIIIELII'I -BT•..-.a.
Chef Accused
After Beating
A complaint chardnJ battery
hu ~n alped ttpinst Iftlnet.h
Hall of Santa Mbnlca, a ebef 1n
the Hurley Bell Inn, Corona del
Mar, by Fratnk Valdez, 33. of
South La~na. PoUeet were ttven
the warrant to eerve Saturday.
Valdez charged that the chef
struck him tn the kitchen of the
Inn on Saturday ~~. Sept. 3.
Pollee said three stitches were
ta ken In the rigbt upper Up of
Valdez In Hoag Memorial Hos-
pital to close the wound. Watters
and the kitchen staff broke up
the fight. pollee said. Valdez was
working as a walter In the Inn
at the time ol the fight. It
atllrted following an argument
concerning a misunderstanding
ot dinner orders. while the chef
wa.a busy making up about 100
orders, pollee said.
BirtWap .......
Here Ali II .... ,
A recent celebration at the
John Trebler residence, ~ Bay-
view Ave., Corona del Mar, was
a birthday party for Mrs. Trebler.
The pllrty was a duo celebration
halt-way 'round the world be·
cause the same Important date
was celebrated In Norway, where
Mrs. Trebler's twin sister Uves.
Mrs. George Stevenson of Corona
del Mar and a number of Nor·
weglan friends [rom Los Angeles
were guests of the John Treblers.
No. A 26178
l'fOTIQ TO CU:DITORS
ESTATE OF HaJTtet M. Ferrell
DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors or and all persons
having claims against the said
decedent or said estate to tile
them with the n~essMY vouch-
ers In the ottlce of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the County
of Orange, State of California. or
to present the same, wJth the
necessary vouchers, to the under-
signed at his or her place of
business. to-wit: ~
% A. K. Phelps, 34.29 E. Coast
Highway, Corona del Mar, Callf.
within s ix months alter the first
publication ot th111 notlce.
Dated September 19, 1955.
Beatrice F. Spencer
Administratrix of the Estate
of said decendent.
A. K. Phelps
Attorney at Law
3429 E. Coast HJgbway
Corona del Mar, Cal.lf.
Publish: Sept. 22, 29, Oct. 6, 13.
In the Newport Batbot EnsiiJL
save
rnone y
I If T E 81f AT IOifAL U:PU·
SEifTATIVE M tM ..... d.l.·
tnc:t ............. IMid ..
lf...,..t ..... Ocw.r ' to .. wW ......... IC.IIdNd C...·
dell. ...ww pabUc -.at·
c.t o1 oa hdlt. DL a..s tr..·
...._ol&.t.lll ....... fr=t A cia.... __ .._ of tiNt Oak
hltr &oat. Club. Klaa ClaD·
dal1 baa ..... ~
tnauJw ablce 1151 .......
mn.u.ct Ia U.. Ualteci Stat.
Clad cdwoad Ylaitlag &oatcl
ClW.. IIU. ClaDda11 MIMCI
ber CICCOGIIti.D9 .,.._ aaavaa
CWD IGade Ia Dlgllt lldaool
wb.Ue bo141a9 dow1a a full time
job dutq tbe day. Slae leiter
coatlaaed a.-DJ.pt madlea
aatU au r.-ftd bet C.A de· vne 1roaa tbe tJDI.....tty of n.
llao1L
"What's Doing In Our Schools?"
wJll be the topic at the noon
meeting today (Thursday) of the
Newport Harbor Kiwanlt Club at
the VIlla Marina RestauranL
Vlce-p.rlnclpal Joe Hamblet
wiU speak for the High School,
Supt. Roy Andersen tor the New·
port Elementary Schools and
Vlce-PresJdent James Thornton
tor Orange Coast College. All
three speakers are members of
the Kiwanis Club.
Investment Lecture Series
To Begjn Tuesday .at OCC
An lnwement 1ec:ture Mrlee Other lecture. 1n the eerie~
few a4u.lta wUJ 8tatt at Oranp wtU be held on Oc:tobti-4, n, 11.
Cout Collep -ru..la.y eventq. Z5 and M'ovember 1. Subjlcta to ;::=::::=:=:=::=::::::=::;::::;.
at 7:.30 p.m. be tl'eated durtq theee lecture~
Dr. lobn Cladelll._. .,...._,. wtD be anal)'dn1 and appralt-
ot tlnanee at U.c.LA., wW be the lnJ eecurftl-, the effect o1 ou:r
nnt ape&ker. Be wfll talk on teo~ on inw.tmenta, Invest·
'Work o1 Stock ltxdlan,a and Ina few appreelatloo and tn.
Procedul'8 tn ~ ... Of· come, man._tnc lnvestmenta,
flees.'' atnd recommended eecurlt lea.
Mesa Kiwanis
To Fete Kids
Approximately 3,400 school
chtldren are expected to partlcl·
Speakers .-tao wtiJ a ppear on
aublequent ptO~I'N are John L.
Kerr, president ot Jterr atnd Com-
pany; Loult Zltnlk. Investment
analyft. and Alfred B. Post, P~MI·
dent, L. A. Society of Security
Analyata. All meetlnga wtU be
held In the Art ~ter Gallery.
pate Satutday In the Costa Mesa ......_ U •
KJwanls Clu\) Natlonal Klda' 1-.........
Day. Admisalon to aU events Ia ... ..........:.... PMI.III a Klda' Day button which cost. n-_ ____ _
10 cents. the tunda to be used for Newcomers at 1759 Mlrllmar
local Klwanls youth services, ac· Dr., Balboa, are Mr. and Mrs.
Bgin & Hamilton
Watches
Oiomonda
Mountings
Wallace Calderhead
JEWELER
3 I 23 E.at C:O.tf Hi9hwey
Coro~~e del ~.,
a. ..........
YARN SHOP
cordlnc to Dav~ Gardner, chair-Arthur Llljenwall and famUy, rJC7 I. c..t 11.1t11••1
man, and Gordon SeYert.a, publl-who hall from Pasadena-way. C:C.O.. del .._. IIA _,
city director. The famUy Includes also aona Knlttlnc, Crochetlnt atnd
Dr. Robert Andkws, co-chair· Robert, 13 year• old; Steph~. 4, Needlepoint Supplies
man, wtll dJ.rect the chUdren at and Eric, 6 month&. Knlttlng Bap
the Mesa Theater at 1:30 p.m. Mr. Ltljenwal lt with the air-
to see a motion picture ahow. plane hardware division of Clary Spec~J~~rlea
''The Plunder-en" will be tea-Corp .. a manufacturing flrm In
tured at the Costa Mea main San Gabriel; and he commutes BOVD
school under the direction ot to work dally. He atnd his f~tmlly Mon. tb.ru Sat. 10 a.m. \o !5 pJn.
Herb Ward. used to live In the Harbor Area A Classified Ad in ,he &lsiqn
Klwanlan Bill Johnson wllJ before, untll he entered the Navy brinqs tmmediote results! CaN
head the committee supervising for a tour of duty In 1952. Harbor I I 14-1115 and orove ifl the running and jumplng con---------------_:_:...:..::....:...::..:_.:....:.._:.....:.._.:....:.._..:......:.:..:.:.....:~:...:...:.....:..:..:
tests at the Costa Mesa Park.
WllJard Courtney will aupervlle
pony rides at Bay St. and New·
port Blvd., Costa Mesa. Tom de
Forest, club president. w111 be In
charge of the kids at tbe Harbor
Roller Rink. Chuck Lewis, swim
commJttee chairman will super·
vtse kJd swimmers In the Orange
Coast College pool. The events
will be conducted from 1 to 4 p.m.
FBEJifCB a.ASSES SET
French classes designed for
those who expect to travel are
being offered Jn the adult edu·
calion program at Orange Cout
College, taugbt by Mrs. Hilda
Everett of Santa Ana. Beginning
French will be taught from 7 to
CDM TRAVEL SERVICE
ISal!a E. eo.t Bwy .. c.o.a cW ~ ...
9 p.m . each Thursday and Inter· ;:=====:::================== mediate French from 7 to 9 p.m.
each Tuesday.
• • • • The area·•
moat convenient
abopping center • • •
. • . on Newport Blvd.
above the Arches.
acroa the Freeway
from Hoag HospitaL
JOHN VOGEL. Realtor 2nd Fl.OOR CROSSROADS VILlAGE BLDG.
PHONE Uberty 8-1617
STOP
WORRYING
STAll~
LIYIN8 ••• ...
r-------.. 1 .. '. ••••• ... ,_
IWIIe Frlllhlc ........... FIIIM
•ow IJf
""T'Tie c: ••* ·~ IDa rtr l-1117
Mill. If ...........
..
lml'l ...... ,
..... _. bat N1W ••• ALI'A•C. fi.UI ( ....... ). tl Ml·
_. '1111 I ola ....................... 1a w1Uew
................ "'C. .. lit • ... .. •• ....ly .....
0::1& ............. • 0 II ••-d1ea ..t. lfOW Qf aTOCZ.
. .
_ Rwwport Rarhor ~ L&AYK~OO.O.~~UA~DDKLELi.u~•u~.-~~=::=.:=:==::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:;:=:=:=:=::~· .... _
da~h=~=--~~-:: Ffoin the POUCE ·BLOnEi Jean Boosey =~a~ ........ inovtn• to p.... · . Hurt in Crash 2 More Store s
•WKDaUDAT. lEn. Jt Cal'l dtlven by Richard L. Van·
lAY IT wrn1 lean D. Booeey, 17, of 3405
Fourth Ave .. Corona del Mar, .uf.
fered a rtpt knee Injury In a
two-car aor:1dent at Coast Hwy.
and Kareuertte Ave., Corona del
Mar, a t 8:05 l>.m. Sunday.
.
Slated for Lido (enter •
Two permits were laued dur-
lne the past week for office and
store buUdJngs In the Lido Sb<ip.
ping Center -at 301 and M32
VIa Oporto. The pennlts, udl
valued at $30.000, were l•ued to
Edwin Munt~ey and Harry Ketso.
Permits during the past w~
totalled ~ $150,000, brine·
inc the September record close to
a half million dollars.
e aAI.-oA COVU
Arthur Caron, seawall at 62
Balboa Coves, $344; Jay Stowell,
guest room at 41 Balboa Coves.
$(,125.
e II'EWJ'Oirf HEIGHTS
C. L. Blood, two aviaries at
rear of J>('t shop. 447 N. Newport
Blvd .. SUXX>.
eaALBOA
F. Way, alt~ratlons at 1513 E.
JAMES D. RAY
l446 E. COAST KWY ..
A car atolen from the Theo derpool, 14, of 2369 Harbor Blvd.,
Roblna car lot at 3100 W. Cout eo.ta Mesa. and Walter McPher· IIV·• Newport Bftch, wu re-eon. ~ ot. to. AlamJtoe. were ~ In a parkJna lot at the Involved In an acx:Jdent at "M"
~ar of the Marlner'a Bank near· St. and Balboa Blvd., Balboa ...
bY . • . OOlcera were unable to OUktn examlnecl the home of
locate a man expc~GD• htm.lf Mn. F. M. 81labH of U1 Seaward
to two )'OUnl clrll nev the eut ld., Corona Blcbland.l, absent In
end ot Dodee Hall on the Lacuna. a.ttet a nela,hbor, Mn.
JrOUnda of Newt~Grt Harbor Lee Jac:ktlon ol 445 Seaward Rd.,
Unlon Hleh School . . . Bert reported tlndlne the front door
Hammond of 416 Orchid Ave., open on two ocx:ulona, but with
~na del Mar, eave pollee four no aten of a forced entry ... A
rocka about alx' Inches ln dla· Coata Mea boy, 17, waa arrested
meter which were toaaed Into hit In the Hurley Bell Inn pa.rktna ~!!!;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ c:ar. breaklne out a window . . . lot Corona del Mar, at 2:10 a.m . li Edward McCabe of 460 N. N~· on charges of lntoxJc:aUon In
port Blvd .• Newport Helehts, waa auto, reslstlne arrest, curfew vlo-
anestecf on battery and lntoJd." latlon and possession of an· alco-
The (irl wu rtdlng In a car
driven by Dorothy W. Brisbin,
28, of 717 Marguerite Ave .. Co·
rona del Mar. which was hit by
a car driven by Germand Dicarlo
of 420 E. 17th St., Costa MHa,
pollee sal~. Wltneues told pollee
that the Brlabtn vehlcJe was
travellne without lights at the
tlme of tbe acc:tdent. Th~ Injured
girl was taken home for care by
a family physician.
e•EWPOJIT
William Richardson. wall at
4806 Seashore, $240; lrvtne Co.,
fence along Jl)l Bayalde Dr ..
$110; Edwin Munsey, :l-story
commercial building at 3424 VIa
Oporto, $30,000; Harry Kelao. 2·
story commercial building at
3432 VIa Oporto. $30.000; K. 0
Farnsworth, add to aarage at
1019 W. Bay Ave., $500; W. K
Lewis, alterations at 9M · W
~an Pt., $1,000.
Balboa Blvd .. $700; John Flotten.
re-roof at 312 E. Bay Ave .. $600;
William Plowden. alterations at
2132 E. Ocean, $2.500; Joseph
Putnam. 6-room. 1 ·Story. l ·unlt
dw~ll lnr at 429 M St .. $15.400.
CORONA OEJ. MAR
HAttM.r 476J
a...lde-: H~ 41 ..
•J·····~ 31._ ....... 1• cation on private pr o p e rty hollc beveraee and was released 2 G·1 rl 5 0 1111 charges by Newport pollee after to h'-mother later to appear In eny
hll wife, Marjorie McCabe, juvenile court when notified ... T e h e IALBOA ISLAJfD
signed the complaint charelng Richard J. Fowler, 18 and Rene ry• ng T eft that he beat her. . . J. Boullet, 19. First Marine Divl· u••···~~~ e TIIUIIIDAT, SEn. 15 slon, Camp Pendleton, were ar· Two West Newport sisters. 7
and t denied attemptJng to push
dowd' a n elderly Newport man
Friday to get his billfold. claim·
Dr. E. 0 . Lawrenre, 2·story, 2·
unit dwelllng at 1700 S. Bay Ft ..
$8.000; V H. Gunderson. carport
at 124 Arate, $450; Mrs. Conely,
flagstone at 302 Grand Canal,
$380; Ralph Edwards, addition at
314 Sapphire. $1,000; R. S. Cook,
partitions at 302~ Marine. $100;
Allen Campbell. !lr~plare at 301
Onyx, $500; Hal Will Smith,
drain at 203 Marine. SJOO; Robert
Haas. addition and alterations at
s,r. 10-YE.D LOU
Construction Locma
S,r. a.T&A.B LOU W. Stuart Foote of 416 Fuller· r~ted on car tampering charges
ton Ave., Newport Helehts. ureed at 10:39 p.m. for alle&edly siphon-
pollee to Install stop signs and (Continued on Pap 10)
.__,. ~~~nt~;ss;~l~~~';'~~:lg~7s; Balboa Boy. 8 lng they wer~ only teasing, In·
vestleaUng Newport pollee re·
ported.
e COBOII'A DEL MD
F. W. Gloege. dweUinr at 236
Heliotrope, $19.000; Wilma Q. W.
Patton. dwelling at 408 Avocado.
$19,400; Paul Holder, door at 222
Hazel. $350; B. Busheft. patio at
712 Jumtne. $250.
SEE aoa IA'J'TI.Jm
Poirier leltpp II. b e c au • e approximately 100 ~iiiiii~i:iiiiiiiiiii~ ICbool children board btuee there . • . Delores Baltena at Sf k b C The man, Ed WorraU. 84. of fUC y ar 125-25th St., Newport Beach. said
I he WaS e iven a ShOVe from be·
2515 E. eo.t lhry .. Q)ll
Pia. IIA ,.. m s.saa
Largest and M ost Complete
Furniture Store in the Area.
Cell for fr"
DECORATING SERVICE
liberty 8-5518
Furnishings for homes.
clubs. yachts.
3017 W. Coest Highwey
Newporl Beech
VAN'S CLEANERS
")0 Yun' &perience Perfecting
Superior Clu ning Creft,men,hip"
WE FEATURE
Cereful Hendlin9 of All De licate
Febriu. S.eded & Lace Garmenh
DRY CLEANING-LAUNDRY SERV-
ICE -KNIT BLOCKING -HAND
PRESSING -DYEING -AlTEilA·
TIONS-AEPAIIt1NG.
Phone Herbor Sl52
Pod Up & Delivery Service
O pen 8 e.m. to 5:30 p.m.
-Sa turdey, 8 e.m. to 2:30 p.m.-
3421 E. Coed Hwy.: Cerone del Mer
-~---
Standard S b a cJ e Cloths
a.nd eu.tom SpedaW.. e Drapery H at d ware e VenetlaD B11D4a.
~'-g~ S/u,p
* .... de tbe * Ca1J haOUb 11A ..
01 u.s lt... •...-t ....
61.2~ Goldenrod Ave .. Corona del
Mar, reported a skunk In her ea·
rage ... Arthur S. Jewell of 378
La Perle Pl .. -co.ta Mesa, and a
juvenile were booked on charees
of drlnklnl ln public In the
Merle'a Drive In parking lot, Co·
rona del Mar ... Mrs. Ruth Jor·
dan of 111-Jlst St., Newport
Beach. reported the 1068 of a
shotgun . . . A pedestrian eros·
aJng stgn was seen nylne
tbroueh the air In front of the
Yellow Cab office 3137 W. Coast
Hwy., Newport Beach, after being
bit by a car ... Mrs. Murray G.
Brown of 306 Sapphire Ave., Bal·
boa Island, reported that some·
one broke eggs on the rear steps
of her apartment ... e rmDAY, SEn. 18
.Robin .Lee Field, 8. of 503 hlnd but did not go down. He
Ed,ewater Ave .. Balboa, sutfered saJd a try was made to ger-Ms
minor Injuries when hit by a car billfold but he kept his hand on
while riding h.. bicycle on It and believed that the girls
Island Ave., Balboa, at 7 p.m. were only playlne. Officers In·
Sunday. tervlewed the elrls before their
The car driver, Charles D. Bra· mother and step-father. A stern
den, 24, of Orange, said be was warning wu gtven both girls
traveling slowly on Island Ave. and their parents advised to
between Bay Ave. and Edge-keep a close watch on both girls.
water Ave. when the boy rode
his bicycle out of a driveway be·
tween two pa rked cars. He was
not able to see the boy until the
lru~tant before the Impact. The
motorist took the boy to a physl·
clan for treatment.
$1,311 ........ ~
For ICC • .._,
Daniel VIne, 50 of Chula VIsta, Leu~ ... wu picked np In front of the .,. ~
Stae Bar. Newport Beach. at
1.2:54 a.m., suffering convulsions
after ddnklng a pint of rubbing Mr. Dick Hoffman
alcohol and was taken to Hoae Newport Harbor Enslen
Memorial Hospital for tuatment Dear Dick: •
and wu later moved to Orange J ust finished readlng your
County General Hospital ... Roy article In your "Calltne C. Q."
H. Keene of 1576 E. Ocean Front, of September 1st on Disneyland.
Balboa. reported finding two Thank you Indeed tor this
holes In the windshield of his wonderfully falrmlnded type ot BACJ[ P110X ll'u.ASL\
car parked In front of h is home, story on the park. We hope you Arden Cannon of Newport
apparently caused by bb shots ... wUl vtalt us again and again. Heights and Corona del Mar Is
------------------------
.......... j ....
l1 field at Er~ll''
205 Topaz. $2,8)0 .
(Metro LIJe ~ r.M.) -................................. .
Orco Block Co.
BUILDING BLOCIS-AIJ. SI'Z£!LAU TYPES Cars driven by Tom Pearson Let us know before hand when back In the Harbor Area after
of 133 VIa Jucar, Udo Isle. and you plan to come. a flying trip to visit his old JAdi:MD 7~ .,.ber1y a.G7M
Pfc. B. M. ruuenbotham of the Incidentally, you '"-Y be In· home town and all h is relatives lOG KaWJ& ,._._ a. L ...._ ._.. ._
f'lnt · Martne DtYial~ Camp tenM.ed to know that we .,e ;baA~c~k~ln~N~ebr~&.lk~r.a..~::;;;;;;;;::;;::;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;:;;;~~~~~~;;;~~~~ hnclleCoo. were lovolwd tn an planDlftl' to aoclt the "1Uven ol
accldent at Cout Rwy. and Bay-America .. with blueclll -don't
aide Dr., Newport Beach . . . know lf thb Ia a relative of the
Donald Smlth of 1125 W. Balboa catfish as all my expeditions
Blvd., Newport Beach, report~ have been confined to salt water
that his wife aaw a suspicious debacle.
m an wandering around In front Again, many thanks.
of their home and maU box a nd Sincerely, ~~~~~~~~~~~~ that he missed S30 lrom his wal· Edwin D. Ettinger r let . . . Officers warned three Public Relations Director
SAVE
SAFELY
At Orange County·,
Leading Home lending
htttitutlon
CONTINUING
TO PAY
PER ANNUM
ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED
UP TO S I 0,000
All AccOUtth ~.4
On or lefor•
The I Oth of the Month
Ea"' froM the ht.
112 OMiill Au I I i
LAeuNA I~
.... HY4-1111
Lido Isle boys, 13, 14 and 16. Dlsneyland
about shootlne a BB J"Un at soda
pop bottles In the bay In front GtaL. 13, FOO'lm 011' BEACB
of 439 VIa Udo Soud. Udo Isle WJTB MA.aDO: AI'TEil cv.FEW
. . . Maggie M. Miller of 182ni
W. Balboa Blvd .. Newport Beach.
reported her daughJer. Dawn
Rose Miller. 15. was miMing, be·
lleved to have run away lrom
home ... e SA'I'UaDAT. SEPT. 17
Officers confl5eated a BB gun
from a Lido Isle youth; Harold
cahill of 529 Via Lido Soud, Lido
Isle, chari"ed that the youth tired
BBs Into his boat, boat cover. a
box on the doc~ and Into a win·
dow ... Officers conflscatt"d a
BB gun from a Corona del Mar
boy. 10, after Mrs. Mary E. Smith
ot 501 Fernleal Ave .• Corona del
A Santa Ana gtrl. 13, was held
on a charge of curlew violation
by Newport pollee at 3 a.m . Sept.
11 at Ocean Front and Channel
Rd., Balboa. She was In the com·
pany of an El Toro marine. Atter
an Investigation the girl ad-
mitted having an Intimate rela-
tionship with the marine on a
blanket near the water, the po·
lice said. The girl's mother was
contacted. Officers said they
doubted lf she would sign a sta·
tutory rape charge against the 1
marlnt". feeltng her daughtt"r
was as much to blame as the
marine.
Mar, complained that two BB r,;;:;;:;:;;:;:;;::;;:;:;;:;:;;::;;::;;:;:;;::;;:~
shots we~ fired at her ho~ by harbor photo lab one of a group of tour boys ., ..
Bill BelUnget of 613 W. 19th St..
Costa Mesa. gave pollee a nickel
plated 32 cal. re<VOlvet which he
found whUe dleaing clams In
the mud In the back bay "ill
way between the shell plant and
aalt plant ...
. . . Bill Goodacre of the Market
Spot Liquor StoTe, Balboa Island,
~ported that a .IJ'OUP of boys
tn a yellow convertible car threw
a box of be« cans Into the atreet
there and headed toward the
llalboa Ialand brtdee ... Oftl· cera disposed ot a dead akunk
found In the back yard of the ~ of R. E. Blrtc:her, 601
Poiuettia Ave .. Corona del Mar
• . . Men enga1ed In horse-play
broke elaaes In Karam'a Rest·
aurant. Balboa. at 1.2:42 a.m ....
liiJIIY Paula Tlaa. 18, ol Brent· wood. ,... taken by ambulance
from 338 Dahlia Ave .. Corona del
Mar~ to Boaa M~lal ~ttal
aft« abe C!Oiftplatne4 of abdoml·
nal palM ••. An ul\kJiowo oc-
cameras
repairs
rentals
fast
COLOR
SERVICE
3121 E. Coast Hwy. CDM
~ ol a ear atlelllptal tiD
....a 1M ,.... of Kn. P. L. ~==-=~==:..:=~ IADdtll-of 121 ......... AYe..
~ .,.., lq Avoe. and
.._~......._uU.•eu
15 ......... \W •.. .. -.~ ... A...U_,.-dr~bY AI~ 01... Dr •• ... .,......,.. .. ._-...acr•· oa..-Jt wU .,.,.... at the
.-tla. biiiiMct Gill tit M toamlnl
e.~T •••• 1 • W _.. run· -. ... crt r ~·
............ ~10 ......... -., •• Or.-· -... , .... a.,..rt
O.spla .. ~s..-
CASH~-
.;,.., .w w•
lcNseiWatt •••=••ta .; •• , ....... d .. .;,...-, .... c• np•• .; .... ,...._ ,.., .. ,..,._ , ... , .., ., .....
SPECIAL LONG ftllMS
•tMI DIPRIIIICI WIN
IIMOMD'I Nl !f•+!r
• . • . • . • • . •
• • •
• . •
•
• •
''I'm a new k;d in
the neighborhood!''
~owdy, neighbor!
I'm the younge1t of •n ~ line of folks who .,.
f•mou.~ from coat to coast •s lendin9 neignbon.
I'm reedy to do • INn-sired job to h-'p you
h.tp ~ ttwou~ •ny money problem. My
home it deeriy m•~ed SEABOARD FINANCE
COMPANY •nd you·· find it •t ...
1781 NEWPORT AVE.
COSTA MESA
lA••tt 1-llM
"PACICAGE LOAN •
just one eccount-one poytnent-one place!
ww to....._ "*'thly ~,.......1 ~ s .. a.oen~ .-. •
PACICA(III LOAN. It tMy ....._ ,._.. ...-tt.ty ,_,......,., •
,._. • ONE-HALF ~ .,.. ...... c..h Oft h.cl fer .,.._ ......
............. ..,.
·"~~~~~~~i91!JZU I 7 .. a.._,__. · · ·l~.....t;~;.;..;;..~iiiiliiili~iOiiliiililiilll.._ _______ ~------------_.--....,.......,......,llllllliiiiiiiiiiillll_...._~.-......_ .... iilllllliliiiiiltliliiililijiiiii_.IIIIIW
Harbor ¥alter Jt....U Crata
reported tbls wweJr that 48.301 ~ts left and ent:reed the ha.r·
bor during AuJUft.. 1'hla 1s al·
most 3,000 more than a year ago.
'nlls annual tra.tfte cheek re· nects tremendous increue In the
use ol outboard motorboats In
Newport Harbor, M.r. CraJg aald.
This figure rose from 12.955 ln'
1954 to 15,741 this YN-f. 1bJs
amount,· however, does not &how
the large lncreue in outboard
tratttc Inside the Harbor ltsell
which never eoes outside the
Harbor.
In addition to the 15,741 out-
boards. the 48,301 total includes
25,982 Inboard powered boats (an
increue from 25,486 in 19541 and
6,5'78 sailboats (a decrease lrom
the 7,042 in 1954).
The traffic check was made at
the entrance channel, opposite
N St. In Balboa. Peak load at the
entrance cha nnel occuned be·
tween 3 and 4 p.m . Sunday, Aug.
28. In this one hour period, 330
HARBOR LUTREBAN CHURCH
Pastor Robert B. Gronlund re·
turns to the pulpit of the New-
port Ha rbor Lutheran Church
Sunday after h is annual vaca-
tion. He and hls fa mily spent
the past four weeks visiting their
tamUies In Farmersburg, Iowa,
and Duluth, Minn. IA.u.or.tJCLT.i.TJ.TJ:..1Wl4.~
APORT 1/r.i<·
COqONA 11£1. MA//·HAA/It'A/8/f
lOW SHIWI.
with
Richard Egan. Anthony Quinn
and Michael Rennie
-plus-
veuel• paaed throulb the chan·
nel--M outboard-. 180 inboard
poweced veuela and 111 aaJI.
boats.
In Aui\Ut, ~ the total trat ·
tic WQ 32,311); 1n ~ It wu
4.5,M7: ln 1953, 47,481 ; In 1954,
4.5,483.
GlamouT
Glimpses
ay AJnl
Some ol the best dressed
women--60me ol the trimmest
tigure$-have you noticed what
they were wearing! Look again,
It's probably a soft tallored suit.
Suits always seem to give the
neat, smart and casual look;
they are always appropriate,
and they are so very comfort-
able In Southern Calllornla. The
pleasing tact is that this Is a
suit year and that O'BRIEN'S 1s
proud to have an extensive col-
lection of suits to show you.
ADd !bey __ .. Jut onJl.
aary ..Uta. Caaae .. aDd ... lf
yoa dGD't CiiPW tbe Dcmdow
auita an a p IIMII act to eJe..
gaDCe. tbe'f1l 90 CII'OUDd tile ·
world. IINWI4 tbe clock •••
,_, •• bCift the late dlry ault.
too, cmd a dal'lla9 Uttle Jo
C 0 111 D a go-to-~, go.to--
bu•IIM'S ..Ut tbat Ota the
budpt pocll:etbook -.. fact
...... got ,.u ldDda.
Here are some points to check
on, when you're shopping tor a
suit. You'll be wearing It time
and again, so pick a Iabrie you
truly llke--a soft. soft tweed, for
instance, with a surprising blend
ot colors that you can bring out
with dllferent accessories. Or
perhaps a heavier English-type
tweed, outdoorlsh and heather
flecked. Some suits are made of
suit weight jersey, others worsted
flannels. smooth jacquard wools.
rugged herringbone tweeds, Bl·
anchlmi Imported silk.
Tbere are a lob of Uttle
tb!Dgs that mab a Dice suit.
too. Bcmd boUDd bvttOGboles
for example bcmded MCIID.S,
taped lhoulclen. tailoriD9 that 91•• you a unart look. cmd
hcm.d d.etaUa that 91•• your
auit 1Ddhiduallty.
..............
CUI ... _, m'ltl
And fashion says there's noth·
lng dull abou~ suits this year.
Even the tweeds m ay be bright
with color, linings are brUUantly
• contruted, a dark .Wt may have
a coordinated brleht blouse for
warmth ol color, a basic suit
N'ft.US lMml .. -..,
COMIKG, SEFr. 281
"FEMALE ON
THE BEACH"
w ith
Joan Crawford and
Jeff Chandler
filmed i1
Coroaa del lar
may be trimmed wtth high
shade velveteen. tr you ha ven't
had a look at this year's suits.
come Into O'BRIEN'S . . . a nd
you'll agree that this Is a perfect
suit year.
HArbor 2868
2515 E. Coast Hwy.
CORORA DEL 'MAll
:~~~~j-
Show Starts At Dusk • Show Starts At 6:30
TENSE. TORRID DRAMA IKEN GAVE IIEB EVERY-
OF MAD LOVE: THING BUT A GOOD NAME
BN{JRA\OORD ...,.
JEFF CHANDLER .,., ...• ~~ ..... ,.. -
Walkers :0~
SANTA AN A-arcl at Baab
e BOB HOPE
•o•~v-.~AT
'TaAKCIB 1M Tllll NA VI"'
"'IUN PROM COLORADO"
~ ........... v •• ~ ~._ .. raur
~ • • DRIVE -IN -r-, . ..,.,.' lC THEATRES t:IJ
~ COMI A!> YOU AQI ~ THI FA ILY C
..........
~LOIIEit
• 4
(OalldaulcJ floclln ..... ,
tne euoUD• from the car ol.llrs.
lames C. Newlln parked In front
ot her residence at 1743 E. Ocean
Blvd.. Balboa .•.
e XOKDAY. UP!'. It
Miss Portia Rlley of 3328 Oc8n
Blvd., Corona del Mar. com-
plained that appcoxtmately 200
boles bad been due In the
ground between the walk and
the curb In the front of her
house, the digging belne done
In the late evenJng or early
morning hours . . . Carl Ander-
son, 11, of 128-26tb St., Newport
Beach, bitten on the right lee by
a dog, was taken to Hoag Me·
mortal Hospital by his mother.
Mrs. Nancy E. Anderson; ottlcers
quarantined the dog ...
A · tour and propam at the
Ltahw 'lban Air Bue and a !tee
movie wU..l be In .tore fM loeal
klda u the Newport Harbor Kl·
w~ Club otNierve:a National
Klda Day thla Saturday.
The open houae at the Air Due
wtll be from 9 a.m. to noon. At
1:45 p.m. there will be a free
movie at the IJdo Theatre, ac-
cordlne to Allen Ashworth, KJda
Day chairman.
Trailer Pn Belch
PtHH• leel Set
FEATUJUifG LYJfJf"' aAaT STEEB BEEF
it's liere ··~
.......... I I 8
lf-....J....,. ...
lbeltMk
.......... t~
Ia ...................... ..
it'• woocledul •••
and coeta but 2.50. .
Jor a ~of-.ional Pin perm
CHEESE 59•. ACED, TBDOIED AJm PJUCED lUCHT.
SBOOLDEB
Veal Steaks 49•· SVGOCUU-.onLESS -------------· Corned Beef
Lamb PaHies 29•· ~TBnGMDEUOUEU
------c Chuck Roast BACON .~LD= 491». ao ..
BuH End •• 49c lb •
Leg o' Lamb 59•. Hock End 45c lb.
LIBBTS
PEAS
.-.
Froz en Food s 6-~
IJ
10 0&.
Pk9 •..
GIA.Iff PKO.
59~ BIN SO
BLUE
&-. ... -Qt. .we-J..--o;;.; j.rice 2 ~ 33( Noodle Soup 33( ApPle Oder
~ ~ tRUITS i HCCTABltS
SEEDLESS
GRAPES
9(··
IPAJfiiB
ONIONS
2 ... 9(
YAMS
~ ..
aa.a..n.owu
APPLES
~ ..
CLOiliE'ITA-Wbole Peeled
A e .,5~ DEL KOifTE-Eady eans.. '-r•cots:.. . .~ Asparagus :. __ 33(
SNOUT JOE--1'1 OIL CaD
Barb. Beans 25( LA--·~--.
DIIITUOOU .. --SpagheHI See. 23~
~~u~.:'_Cab. 45~ (aifooct ~
Pie Crust Mix 15(
DAFT~• aat QllldE Eaay Meal
Dinners 2 .... 27~
I
,