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VOL I. RO. 11-I'IVE CEJrTI
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Kick-off Set
For Tuesday
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Merchants Offer
Aids to Shoppers
CdyAH'y
Says, ~OK
To Lease'
DCIIAJIQE ITD"DEJIT DWw (Deny) lfoga. 189 lf.-port 1UgJa Scbool lor_. YMI'· .....
City Attorney Karl Davis told plct1INd at tlae ~..,.. ll•ol*t tit • t.a held wttb Deny cue J" llamblet. bJgta ~ Jlda·
th N rt Cfty Co _., u Swaday by •..baa .. tbe lfewpoct Jlcllbw dpaL Cllld Rewpoct Nayw DoN 8111. TM e ewpo Un,;u .uon-CGm!aJtt.e of U.. ••eriala n.td Senic:& Tbe ~Field Serriee bela 118deitalwa tbe,.... day evening that ln his oplnJon tea was belcl tit u.. ..._. of Couac:Umaa Cllld .__ oi '-'--'--.___._ d1ldeDta tD a.. 17 s. •
the city may lawfully develop Nn. J. a. Stoddaa'cl. .. e>c.cm ll•cL. Cor'ODCI ;.-•way -;'"i:.p;;;;' .. !1;~1 ,.~
the city-owned trail« park on del Mar. wlaeN Deny b dayt.D9. wblle atteod· (Photo by htew Stoddard)
the Newport Bay Front and oper------------_:...~------_:-=..:......:....:..:...:....:...:...::.:....:....::.:..:.=.:::...-------
ate It In accordance w1th plans
recently approved by the CouncU.
On hls recommeodatlon, Coun-
cil unanimously approved a
resolution which Included the
following statements of policy:
• In the judgment ot the Coun-
cil, city operation of the trailer
park for other than lndu.strlal
purposes Is for the best Interests
of the city and Its citizens.
• Leas ing this area ls not In-
consistent with the trust con-
veyed to the city a long with the
title to the tidelands. e Leasing this area as one
Beaten by Parent,
Bus -Driver Claims .
pa rcel Is necessary for proper A woman Com M esa schooL. bus as a Corm ot punishment. to back away from the man but
development. b dr. ch ed h M M th saJd th t the he kept walking forward until Mr. Davis said he would not us 1ver arg that s e was rs. a ews a
give a definite opinion on the lo-assaulted by the Irate fa ther of parent went Into a rage and he grabbed her. would not let the driver explain Mesa pollee said the bus driver cation of the mean high tide one of her passengers at 8:30 anything In the garage. received a telephone call at 11 :15
line, whl.ch d ete rmI nes the a.m. Tues. In the bus garage at "You used Nazi tactics.. mak-p.m. T uesday: '11 you drive a
boundary between tidelands and Costa Mesa Malo School. Up to a
1
ing my son kne-el In the dirt in school bus in this area agaln,
uplands. It is very probable that late hour Wednesday the woman the bus," Mrs. PhiiJipson charged they are going to find you In a
all property there Ia uplands, he had not signed a· complaint !that the parent said to her "You I ditch some morning. I'm takJn~
said. are Nazt. I'll teach you." care of you," the eaUer said, Mrs. The plan of development ap-against the parent Costa Mesa I Mrs. Phillipson said she tried Phillipson charged. proved Aug. 29 by Ctty Council police said ~~~-l:wn~ ~::rr~~~ l~ac~ ~~ t~~beu:~fv~. a~:~r::~~:~~ I Mar·lne Ave Widen·lng use by the trailer park tenants. hpson. 35. by the halr and e
This plan calls for a fence to be shoulders with his hands and
erected between the Trailer Park f <.'ed h . I t1 t the n ked b B. I A beach and the public beach. ::lice sa~~ v:~ee~ulrer~. bruo:: As y ssn City Attorney Davis. answering on ea<.'h knee. She was taken to e e
a question following Monday's a doctor for care and complained
Council meeting, said 1t would of a pain In her lower sptnu re· Widening of Marine Ave. on thus could be Increased about
be legal for the city to erect the gton and right leg. The man was Balboa Island to provide for 50 percent and still leave the
fence down to the mean h igh pulled from her by the bus me-angle parking was requested by trees standing. Clarence Higbie,
tide llne. chanlcs. the Balboa Island Business Assn. the island's representaUve on
Mrs. Philip Burton of Corona Mrs. Mildred Mathews. bus ln a letter received by the New-Coun cil, commented that parkin~
del Mar brouiJlt UJ) a provision dispatcher. said that the man port Beach City Council Monday Is one of the area-~ problema
In the tldelanda cJeed.s from the came to the bu. p.rap. .u.t.ct e'ftnl.nc. on the 1al.a.nd aa4 euiJ aeUan ~--~----wtUdl tor tM IIIII ....... Ilk. &alt. .. n. .... ~ ...... -tM 1 !IIW ....... ~
tbe ~ ~'f: ~to k lrrl 'l!w..a. .... :6a .. ~ .. • ... e.,.·-........... ,~-"'\ KaMa G. mmpatp
ehabman, hu announced.
Mn. Ray Rinderknecht Is the
major tor the Balboa are a, aided
by Mmes. WWiain Clarke, Sam
loseph. Robert RJckets, RJchard
LJUenthal and Harold Boyvey.
Mrs. Martan T. O~n is the Lido
lsle major, aided by Mmes. Elaine
DlnwfddJe, Ellen Mitchell, Jane
Sibley and Florence Cordrey, cap-
tal.ns. Mra. Lars Lavagnlno ls In
charge ol the Udo business dis-
trict.
G. Mark Engelke ls major or
the Newport Beach area, aided by
Mrs. Ruby Palmer, Mrs. Mary
Faulkner and Ed Healy, cap-
tains.
Mrs. Lee Schonek Is the New-
port Heights major, aided by Mrs.
Earl Lewis, Mrs. Mel Berry, Har-
old Leddy, Mrs. RJchard Steele
and Mra. James D. Ferguson, cap-
tains. Mrs. Harry Black Is the
Balboa laland major, aided by
Mra. lobn Knapp, Mrs. J. E.
Wachter and Mrs. H. E. Gust.key.
Dr. Edward MUum ls the Corona
del Mar major, aided by Mrs. Al
Ple,er, Mrs. Fred Huber, Ralph
lt{yen, Mrs. Douglas Hosklns.
Mrs. Yvonne Reeve, Mrs. Sally
Jaduon, Mrs. Elmer Polrter, Mrs.
W. D. Humuon and Mrs. E. W.
Fleet, eapta.lna.
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ways of eMOURJIDI J(ewport In the Harbor a .upply of
Harbor residents to lhop loea.lly. comparable merchandise at eom -
M.Uo La.ey, chairman of the re-petttlve prices to service their
tall merchants dJvt.slon of the needs. see that the Chamber of
Chamber ot Commerce, thanked Commerce preSents the city as a
h.ls area chairmen for getting single unit and build among the
such a big turnout to the first local residents a sense of respon-
commlttee meeting. Represent· slblllty to the merchant. more co-
lng the various dlat:rlct.s were the operation between business mer-
sub-chaJrmen Bob Allen of Bal-l chants. advertise the area as a
boa Island, Orvtlle Schlueter of whole. leave the Corona del Mar
Ba.lboa. Leon Williams of Lido 1 highway where It Ia.
Center a nd Karen Ma rgreta I Theodore Robins stated that
Bruning of Corona del Mar. he telt publicity for stores should
Breaking down In small com-I not be prepared a.s If the mer -
rnlttees, the m erchants came up chants are In distress but rather
with ten suggestions l or lmprov-that they are growing businesses
ing sh opping on the local level and would like the opportunity
and attracting customers. These to show residents the full line of
suggestions Included more cross-merchandise they carry. Velma
walks, more specialization of O'Brien said th at the business
merchandise. more timely adver· people would a U like a chance
tlslng. finding and o btaining to show the local people what
what the community needs, more they h ave to sell first. and not
effort to make the customer feel after they have been to Los An·
welcome. master planning of &Jies and Santa Ana and pos-
abopplng centers to provide park-slbly purchased the same things
ing areas and coordination of that are available in Harbor
merchandise. a.sklng the Cham-Area shops.
ber of Commerce to direct educa-Frank Jordan said that he
tlonal program to eonvince resl-thought that the lndJvidual
dents of metchants ablllty to shopping areas such as Lido,
provide every need, ke-ep s hop-Balboa Island. Corona del Mar,
plng areas clean and attractive, should promote business as ln·
refer customers to the nearest lo· dJvldual shopping areas.
Ia u followa: at.>-talk to tbe bus driVe-who was Engine-er Bert Webb wbo ex·
lute rtrht to tlah In the waters having trouble with his son. He Is .. ,._... il Cf'llll presst'd doubt u to the teaslbU-
or a.ald harbor wfth the right of was directed Into the garage. .... /lty of widenJng Marine Ave.
convenient access to said water Mrs. Phillipson said she had Mrs. Ana Moon Eader. 38. of A Balboa Island Business Assn.
over saJd lands for said purpose reason to correct a student pas-3809 Seashore Dr . West Ne-wporl. • request for rt>moval of cross-
is hereby reserved to the ,people senger on her bus at 3 p m. Mon-suffered Cacl.al lacerations and walks in the 200 and 300 blocks or. the State of Ca111ornla. day. The student would not stop her rondltlon is report_ed good In I on Marint' A\e. to providt> eight
The tidelands were given In annoying a girl student on th(' Hoag Memorial Hosp1tal. where parking spaces. was referred to
trust to the city Cor the use and bus. she charged. The boy was 1 sh(' was taken following a rn·o-the traffk rommltt«.>e. A request
benefit of the people of Call-made to kneel beh ind and at one I car a('(.'Jdent In which she was I for chaint'd-do"''Tl trash contain· fo~nla," Mrs. Burton said. side of the driver's seat on the Injured at i :49 p.m. Tuesday at 1 ers on Marine Ave was ~ferred
The Council has no Intent to Coast Hwy. and Jasmine Ave .. to the Stre-et Dept with the re-
cut o!~ citizens from the tid~ d Corona del Mar. j mark that it will probably ~
lands. Councilman Gerald Ben-8 a y c I u b sue Mrs. Eader was riding In a (.'at done alter Hallowe'en p r a n k n~!l commented. driven by her husband. Edward time.
Access ls not denied to the Eader. 36. which collided with a
public," Councilman Lee Wilder for s 500 I 000 <.'ar driven by William J . Cauley. A request for a public rest room said. 19 t 707 I 1 A . C d 1 on the Island was rl'ft'rrt'd to the
The point being made by the Mar. Nl'wport poll<'t' reported. 0 • • . o t r s \e.. orona e I Park C mrnisslon
councilmen was that s ince the A ha lf-million-dollar damage The Eader vehicle. eastbound
proposed fence Is to extend only suit against the Balboa Bay Club on Coast Hwy . started to make a
to the mean high tide line. the Is being tried before a jury In U turn and· when about three·
public would not be denied ac-the court of Superior John Shea quartPrs romp!Ne was stru<.'k by
cess t o the tideland waters In in Santa Ana. thl' Cault'v vl'hicle. wE>stbound
front of the Trailer Park beach. Edward J . Hammond, Zi. Is on Coast Hwy .. investigating po-
Councll Is now lfwaltlng com-seeking to recover damages for lice said. Ne on<' wa~' hPld. Final plans on tht> Nt:'Wp()rt
pleted plans from Trailer Pa rk injuries suffered Sept. 19. 1954. Island park and tht> t>lt'<'tlon ot
Newport Isle
Assn. to Meet
consultant Charles Peyton for when he dived from the 10-foot HALLOWE'EN COSTUME PARTY a new board of directors \\i ll be
enlargement and Improvement board at the Bay Club pool and This Saturda) from 1 to -t two lmponant Items on the
of the Trailer Park. Cell on another swimmer. Ham-p m . is the-timt> for lht> annual agenda tomorrow 1 Friday) night
Also in the mill ls a petition to mond, a San Diego radio station Ha llowe'en rostumt-pany for the wht-n Nt-wport Island. Inc .. m~
put the Trailer Park beach on executive. was paralyzed by the k1ds. sponsored by Coast Super at the St. James Parish Hall. at
the ballot Cor a public vote on accident. and ls still In a whe-el-MarkN . Corona dt>l Mar. Tht-re'll the entran~ to Lido Isle. ~
keeping the beach open to the <.'halr. He is charging the Bay tx-refreshments. f a \'o r s and treshmt>nts wtl be IIE'rved. wJtb
public. This proposition Is ex-Club with negligence. prizes. Mrs. J ames Edwards in chargt".
pected to be put on the ballot ---------------------------------------next April.
Little League
Planned Here
Plans to bring Little League
baseball here next spring will be
dlacussed this eventnr C1burs-
d•y> at a meeting to ~ held at
the home of Bob Blac~n. 720
Orchid Ave .• Corona del Mar.
Preparations to obtain a tran-
cltlse In the national boys' base-
ball program are belnr made by
a I"'UP of local fathers.
The muahroomlna su~ of
the aummer ball procram for
Harbor Afta younpten eon-
ducted by the Boya' Club In
eo.ta Mesa ha C~"Mted a cJe.
ma.nd for slmJlar a~ In Co· ron:a dti Mar and Newpart, 10'.
B1ackwtil aald.
lim Euon ol ~ diltrkt
repreeentatlve for Little~
reporta that lJttle 1..-.ue om.
~ had calls last .,._ from
Corona del Mar aM Mcwpoo1
paNna "'to .ee lf tJMiJ t'Oald -tMtr boys In down at Lqufta. ..
wiMiie lJttle Leque II lA ope-
atlcle.
lit. Cuon wtll be a.t ~rt ••zt'lfta to eQialn Gjpljlrladoft fll. ........ aftdto ...... -... .....
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-,COL AIIDUW W.IIO'I'IL F-.. _._. .C a~ c:...dJ.. Dear Hop:
• I have read, wtdl tome dJa.
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e LmO MaLEU
U you reckon that all the local
yokels have now folded their
fishing gear and are sacked up
until next spring, you'll be very
much all wet. Last Saturday, the
Udo Anglen. newest group In
the Harbor, and a very up-and·
at-'em constellation, went flsb.
lng, en masae. They chartered
Art Cronsky'a blg Frontier, with
Spike Tatt upstaJrs and a full
crew below, a nd put on an All·
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was there as a press-guest of the :r , • • • • • • •:• • ' •> • ' •:• •:• ' •:• ' ' ' •:• ' ' * • ' * ' • presJdent, Uncle Harry Rogers.
It is quite legal now, dear members of our. City ~uncil. bless About 30 mem bers o! the new
vnnr lltde hc4lrt.s. Our a ty attorney says it is enttrely cnc~e.t f_or you club were aboard, which is about
r --he halt of their current member· to run that l'tl dd tratler park: of yours, and you can run It )u.st t ship. Ken Holbrook added to the
way }'OU w:mt to. So you're in business. Legal-like too. Isn't tha~ ~icx_? total by going along ln his
Jt'a aughty comforting to get t~t legal pat ';? the. baa, lSn t at Dusty Too with annother tour·
... sounc.ls much better than saytng you are carrymg .out. your some. There were plenty of jun·
saettd trust for the good of the peepul" by keeping the oty m the lors. some on their first saltwater
il L b junket. And I couldn't help but
tra. u pu.. usmess. .notice sevf"ral Lido ladles who.
T hese legaJ straws a~ gooJ to grasp, hecause now you can say In their short Bermuda shorts,
again bravely that of course al l '!( y~u are stoutly opposed to govern• could make Mrs. AmerI ca's
mcnt meddling Ul busmess. That s mcc to say too. I know you are op-throne quiver more than a bit.
posed. stout feUa's, bec.1use you have told me so ... m?St of you have. The tourney was undlstin·
And 1 JUSt know that not one of you will say you arc tn f~v:'r of gov· gulshed by any record catches.
emment gening mto busmess. Why. of course you are agm such un· The very large something that
American, Soctahstic dcv1ltries. Any red-blooded ali·Amencan should gobbled a very large C.Q. sardine
be, beuusc our n .. tlon has gro'i\'11 strong and sassy beause of pnvatc soon blended with a very large piece or kelp and ls doubtless
miwtivc and enterprise. tinning around this weoek look·
But hold on. A.n exception, just this once. That's wh<lt you're ing for a dentist. I will add that
saying, isn't 1t, Honorable Council (if I may use the apres.sion)? Th1S the "whhe croakers" {first name
is such a small thing. you argue ... just a tratlcr park, and the oty is Toml were running extra
needs the money. So isn't 1t all right? Yes it IS, r ou say, because the large last Saturday.
city attorney says it is so. The Lido Anglers were back at
Maybe I've been looking into the wrong book. From the Book I've the Lido Isle Clubhouse dock in
been rudmg, I have bern taught that moral laws and principles can· time for lunch. This was delight· fully distinguished by vtrtue of not be changed by a ruling of any attorney, nor by the vote of t.M the culinary craftsmanship of
people. T hey remam et.emally unchanging. member or. Ralph Tandowsky.
J know your answer. lt is such a handy answer : That this particu· the head of the Lido Men's Food
Jar case ha.! noth.i.ng to do with moral principles or eternal truths. and Wine Society. Never have I
W hy, it's just iL matter of making some money for the c1ty and thus tasted better spaghetti. cheese·
easing the tax load. bread, Italian olives and the like, nor ln more pleasant company. But the answer i.s not as easy as that, dur council. You are There were trophies, too, pro-
blindly ~dd\ing w1th a monster that is creeping into every phuc of duced by the secretary-treasurer.
our cxi.stenc.e. That monster is Big Gove:mmmt, and lot.a of it. And Hal Kenoyer, and presentee! to
the frightening thing t. that you are blithdy e:nc:our:agine it along, and the wlnnen by~ '"Uncle
)'f!t yoo are able to aay pioully that you stand atauoc.hly for the prin· Harry." Mra. Hal Dike took home
ciplcs that have made our nation great. the cup fOf' the largest Jady's
L_,. h' · d · L. --·' f b · h. w . L.d fish. whiJe Ken Holbrook started I ~uevc t u attlt:u e IS toe n::~wt o ram wa.s. mg. eve rw a trophy collection with h is first
plenty of that for the past quarter century-an entlre generation of win. the award for men's largest
time. One·ttmc red-blooded all·Amencans a re being tn!ldlously bram· fish. Jim Cunningham cornered
washed clear of such old·fa!h.ioned ideals as rugged indJVIduahsrn. self the prize for J unior's largest fish.
reliance and personal mltiattvc. No use worrymg about such old fogey for a white sea bass which feU
ideal when we have Unde loolung out after us. Let the Government for his line. Mrs. Hal Dike a lso
tak.e over and reach mto every nook and cranny of our way of life, had the largest number or fish.
and all ~have to surrender IS our liberty. but the rules said. "Only one . . . . . trophy to a person," so husband I beueve there are sull enough o tu.ens 1n this natmn of oun who Ha l, an unexciting second to te·
can recogniz.e t he penis of this brain washing and who will courage· male skill, got In on the money
ously oppose thas evil of the .. welfare state'' philosophy. I believe thiS also.
fight for preservation of our liberties should start right here at home. The Lido Anglers proudly dis·
Hallowe'en Specials
Our Meat Department Is Now Featuring
Manning's Choice Baby Beef
F"mest Name in Meats m all the Southland
MAJif'JfiKG'S CHOICE
ROUND STEAK
MAJnfiifG'S CHOICE
SWISS STEAK
IIAJfJfllfG'S CBOICE
CLUB STEAKS
IUIIJfiiiO'I CIIOia
TOP SIRLOIN
GROUND BEEF 25t lb.
QOI.D COlli II.JCZD
BACON
IOdiU euau iCiltiiOiii
CORNED BEEF
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• e LODIW • DLJ 1'D TOUJA C&ll ID trea. the JWOPOMc1 plan ol tbe
1 can"t 10 alonr with the ella· Only one nibble on my oa:er to HJpway CotnlnJaloD b tbe ciJII •
tertatlon ot Calllnr C.Q. on contribute .,-oo to the Youth Cell· memberment at the quaint 1fUJe
methods of cook.lnr lot..ter. Par ter on cond.ltlon that nlne otben vlllaae knoWn u OoloDa del
10me Ume 1 have been cooking match th1l amount He thourht Mar.
lobsten by baking the frHh ones I wu too ateep. So I'll drop It to U the Highway ~n
ln a 4.50• oven ~~ 15 minute.. $250. and let'a ... lf we can get ha4 a dta&oUcal plan I« the de·
Where did 1 get th1a recJpet 19 othera to match IL m1M of thla beautiful horae
From a mimeographed sheet put * * * town, they wouJ4 proceed ts·
out by the lobster trade. Since • A 1 PIIOII Ill IIAIOIKD actl)' In the manner «*tllne4 in
reading Doc's column last week Motorlatl ahould give more their prellm1nary planning, aa
on the subject, 1 gave the subject conatde.ratlon to a mother eroa· evidenced by the P~ PUb·
• what I consider a very fait UD· slnr our Coast Hwy. with a baby Ueed tn your paper.
played a certtllcate of member-blued test. 1 split live lobsters. buggy than they give to th.e We have Uved In Newport
ship In tile International Game steamed half, and ba.ked half of uaual pedestrian. I wu waiting Beach now for eight yean. and
Fish Association, and are point-them, and served them to guinea at the Orchid Ave. Jntenectfon own property In Corona del Mar.
ing their muzzles toward the In· ptgs (guests) and every one of the other day when the above We .have aeen lt thtive ancl
ternatlonal Ugbt Tackle Tourna-them agreed that the steamed men t 1 one d combination was grow; we have recently Uved
ment, scheduled for Mazatlan, ones were better Utan any boiled clearly In the middle of the through the wldenlnr of Coast
Mexico. April 16·20, 1956. They ones that they had ever eaten, outer lane. The mother bad to Highway, and the Installation of
expect to enter a team In thla top but the quick baked ones ~re atop to Jet a earful of punb lslanda t~ safety. All ol tbla, one
tournament. and will be looking superior tn navor and tender· blare put her In the middle would preii\UI\e, tor the ,...ot
toward July's horizon, and the ness. lane. I a ave them a few bad mo· and futute tratflc stream tbtoufh
next lnterclub Albacore Tourna· Of course. one or the problems menta by rapl4 bluta of m7 the town. We have w1~ tbe
ment. From thls corner, one of Uve lobsters Is tha t they won't hom. It took them a full block work and ac:tlvtty ol. the lanta
would feel positive thla here is a live lon,. out of sea water, eo the to atop and pull over to the curb. Ana J'reeway; the purpoee of
new club that wUl go places. solution is to boll the ea,tch that I went quietly acroa and left whlcl\ wu partially to dJvert
C.Q. wishes them every success day to preserve them. But there them wondering. Coaatwt.e auto trattle tbrouab
long the way. is another and better eolutlon: the back country for destlnaUon.a
I can't write "end" without Put them in a state of suspended South of Laguna and San Dl~.
telling ot the pleasure of meet· animation by deep freezer. They ~an appra.laer of many yeua
lng temporarily missing Dunster remain fresh tn appearance and Funeral service 11 were held ltand.lnl It would appeu to me
Creely. whose column. "On the taste. 1 defy anyone to tell the Tuesday for Isabel Herron, who that the normal arowth ot Co·
Island," I used to read as regu· diUerence In a thawed out raw died last week ln Pasadena fol· rona del Mar ln the fUture would
larly as my own, and with con· lobster and a freshly killed one lowing an Ulness of several tend to the top ot the hUI, and
slderably more adm\ratlon. 1 elthe, before or after cooking. months. Both Mra. Herron and 1f at all poulble thla natural
found him In the office or the May suggest to you. C.Q., that her husband, Paul, were repre-trend should not be artificially
Lido Clubhouse, looking wery during the slack season on fish· aentatlvt-s of the Beaumont Realty obstructed by a fast transit high·
much as he did when we last lng news. which coincides with Co. when they had the realty of-way through the mldctlt'. Surely
met In the Ensign office. I told the "bug·• season, that you try flee next to the Newport Post engineering know -how and c1Vlc
him that I missed his column. out the method suggested herein. Office. While In the area, the Interest should combine to effect
His answer was a copy or the * * * Herrons lived In Bay Shores. a more simple, economic and
Lido Islander, Volume 2. No. 2. • NOT A cAMDmATE satisfactory eolutlon.
It's a neat little sheet. Dunster. Why are the defenders of our A Classifieo Ad 1n lne Ension Elmer S. Polrler
but I can't find you in lt. Your fooltsh e 1 e c t l on law which brinQs immediate results! Call Respectfully,
talent. 1 fear, ls too swaddled In showed up Jn the new charter Harbor 1 114.1115 and Of'ove it ! Corona del Mar
the duties o! an editor and pub· picking on Col. Andy Smith -
Usher to shine. as It did, when that's me-saying that 1 want to
you wrote "On the ts\and." Bet· get back in! How stupid can
ter start a column In your own they get! What do I have to do
paper, friend. Let US not extln· to convince them that I wlll
guish a bright flame! never again be a candidate for
e VEJfiSOJf STEAJt. BtJ117 City Councll! Put up a bond!
Recent doings remind me that Of course It's simply propa·
it's quite a spell since rve had a ganda to try to discredit a
good juicy venison steak. The sensible l aw by connecting me
prospects for same are now with· with the movement. Am I for It!
in the realm of probability. Be· Yes. definitely I am. The present
fore you read this. a group of lo-law. which stumbled Into our
cal nimrods will be enroute to new charter. is just a.s unreason-
the Jackson Hole country, long· able as letting the other counties
tamed for its large population of vote on our Orange County
antlered animals. Here are the sheriff. or the other states vote
hunters: on our senators. The boys who
Orvil and "VI" Lyons. Corona are squealing like a pig caught
del Mar; Clyde and Clare Den· In the gate did not win their
linger. Balboa: ''Whitey" Walker own districts last time and they
and Collins Terry. Huntington probably can't next tJme.
Beach; Fred and "Teenle" Clau-Looks llke eome tolk.t thlnk ~~en, LeBoy and Gary Heador, San that the Dee. 6 election to amend C~e~DeDta: Wayne and &Q Bar· the dulrtllr to aJ.JGw the dllltrlda
rlaon. Santa Ant. Prom more dJ•· to eleet their own ~
tant parts, Jack Talbot of Bak· Ia rolng to be a puab-ovet. I'll
enfield and "Tex" Hall, X. Mit· rtve you a tlp. You'd better get
chell and C 1 y d e DenlJnger's on the ball If you are going to
brother. 1.. E. Denlinger, all of push u over. The boys who are
Whittier. joined the safari. They warming the seats In the Coun· rend~oused at the Silver Dol · cU like It the way It is.
lar In Jackson. Wyoming. on * * *
Thursday, Oct. 20. • A TBJID I E8
In case you haven't been there. Hop musta got a thrill Satur·
the Sliver Dollar ls in the famous day when h is Alma Mammy
Wurt Hotel In Jackson, now OP· Minnesota was leading Michigan
eratlng under another name. but l3 to 0 In the first quarter. (The
no less attractive. we hear. We Clnal was 14-13 for Michigan.)
spent a few wonderful days That Alma Mammy of mine has
there, enjoying the beauty and gotta start playing In the first
hospitality of the region, way half or I'm goln' to be a casualty.
back In 1945. just after being Rose Bowl, here we come !
turned out or Uncle Sam's cor-l am stlll rtdlng wtth the Unl·
rall. There too, In the Snake Rlv-verslty of Michigan for the Roses.
er, we caught the biggest trout They a re claiming that Halfback
or our entire fresh-water career. Jim Pace is the fu test man that
On a ny, too! That's a good ever donned a football suit on
memory! FetTY Field. 'Tatn't so. I'll take
• JACK.SOJf, WYO. WUJle Heston. Keene ~ltzpatrick.
Never do we remember Jack· Michigan track coach away back
son wlthollt remembering the there In the days of the point a
sheriff of that spot. His name minute teams. Is my autho~ty.
bas faded Into yesterday's mlsU. He said, "WUlle beat Atchle
but he shore was a swell guy! Hahn, 1904 Olympic dash champ,
He didn't do much aherifflng, but in the 60-yard dash every tlme
spent bls time helping newcom-they got on their marks."
era, like we were, to enjoy the --=--=-----------dellghts of that spectacularly
beautiful rerton. The mt-mory of
lt gives us a pang and to think
that we've never been back to
auch a wonderful place!
Back to the bunters. 'nleir des·
tlnatlon was Fred To_pping's
ranch at Elk. Wyomtna.
e norDETAKD
I got all th1l dope from old
tiahtn' buddy, Wayne "Pappy''
Harrt.on, the Finn of Flab Tatla
In the Santa Ana Independent.
1 stopped by one evening to bor·
raw back the Bemz•O·Matlc Jan·
tern I had loaned hlm to take
on a trtp to Clemente. It wu 10
aood· Pappy aald, that he rot one
for bJ~ as aoon aa he 10t
back. In the near tutu~. a re:Oec·
tor for these awel1 llttle outd~
raclpta wtl~ be available.
Pappy aay. be'• tbe chaplain
ol the expe41t.Jon. He alao al-
lowed that be was leaving a dq
early eo be coulcl pt ln eomt
r10e pndSce. JJelleWI ln 8eJf de·
ten8e be sa.Jd. And I coulcln't help
Mit woomt. It Cl)'de ~
~ to !lad fewer .......
ebocQn up a.. In uae 1t1 GuM
CIMUitry thaD Jae raa Into ill Jfnr ·
part Bledl. .. tm-=. u:.-,; ~ ........... S.fad.lt......., .........................
M I loollld ... aD a. ~ tMt nu.l .... ,.. ...... ,_, .......... -... .... ..
f'Oa aUT IELEcrJOK. Oa.DU TOVa
~NOW
F...US...,~ KO. l nESII IIU
HENS Turkeys
35f. ss:. . .
nESH FISH I L.aTERS .. --
•aO"fCCIU aoT QVALJT'I'"" QaOVXD KEATS
IRDU• IEEF ---····-··--... ~.-........ 4 k $1.
WI 11•a IOUID ···-·-.................. _ ........... •r.
LUI 11.11 CIUCI ----··-··-··----··-4lf.
COUWIWI IT'IU 41 SPIIE -.. --·····-------····-.. -·-··· .............. _._ t.
r. B. IIEIIIIAlf. M.D.
Announces hia return from the A.iiDed F.oroee
to rewme the practice of mediCine . ..
Private ~rav8lcSe llftVtc:ee !or
Harold Kallaway, 72. ot 349 w.
WU.On St.. eo.ta Mea, were
IMJd Oct 10 wtth the -.v. Jo·
Mph W. McShane, putor ot the
Colt& Mea CommunJty llletho·
c:Ust Church, oUldat:h\r.
Mr. Kallaway died In Vancou·
ver, B.C., on Oct. 3, •hlle be and
tdt wlfe were vtattlng a brother,
Arthur Kallaway. He was a na·
tlve of England and came to thla
country with hJs tamlly In 1919.
He had Uved In Costa Mesa since
l!N8. Other survivors are his wife,
Mrs. Evalyn Kallaway, a daugh·
ter, Mrs. Clltford F. Amundsen of
the home address; a not her
daughter, Mrs. lack R. Hunt of
Lancaster, a.nd a son, Cllftord
Kallaway, of Costa MNa, and
five IJ'a.ftdehlldren. Parkes · Rid·
ley Mortuary of Costa Mesa was
In marge of arra.ncements.
.a-c••••J ...
TODAY, the .tory ot a good figure Is told
NOT In poundl. but ln
INCHES on a TAPE MEASURE
YOU will be delighted and amazed when
you know for the very first time what
the STAUFFER SYSTEM can do for YOUR
figure! At the Staul:ter System, you will
be told bow long It wtll take to achieve
your desl.red proportions.
~~Mae Today I«
Tour... 'nicd ~t
llarbol' 1742 3117 E. Coast Bwy.
COaQWA DEL IIAJl
ee••··~···························· e •
~ WIUW's ~ • • • • • •• DOI·NG ~ • • e • • • •e••·······························
"Of all my household
Jtems.'' says Kra. F . G.
Dominey,"! t.hink my tel·
epbone lathe motrt useful.
I can't count all the ways
I depend on it. For ex·
ample, I do a lot of my
shopping by phone. Then
there are the calla for
repairmen, to make ap.
pointmenta, t~ round up
my youngsters In the
neighborhood, and for a
hundred and one otber
things. And that doean't
include all the pleaaure
our phone brings ua ... u
a fast, euy way to vlalt
..
friend. and relative.. I certainly don't know what we'd do with·
out it." lloet people we've talked to agree with Mra. Dominey
about the uaefulneaa ol the telephone. lan't it true that few
thing. which serve 110 well eo.t so Uttle 1 Paciflo Telephone
works to make your telephone a bigger value every day.
• • • • •
Enjoy a fanally visit In several cities
at once by lon1 tlstance
Did you hoto yow cca" oc-
ttually tcalk to ~~ mem-
bet't of yat~r fcamily cat tM
aoJ~~M time by lofeg cli.ttcaflee 1
WeR,y011 co", eHJ~ lf tMy're
IICGte.red all over..JM cou•
try. BGCA of you co" tGlk
kck Clll4 forlA to tl&e rut
•• 41 yot1 were on '" tAe .,,... roo.. We OGll tAb o
teU,MM eott/trrtntee con.
J'o ~ ou, jut tell your
operator tAe peopr. yoN
'*''to talk to, toMnt tMy live, tMW-pAou ....-,,, 4IM wAft r<* .a..t to tcaa. 81Wll 4o
tAe rut. YOII'D &. ,._.,.,,Y ~ .t Mw um. u con•,
~' lf r<* ooll ·~ I ,. •· "' 1M ~"9 or otty time 8N..ct.y. 'WAy ..ot gtve ~ .... /.,.tly a ,_, INrpri.M tott1' o
cort/~ OGll tOtdgAt 1
• • • • •
Mew cmd Larger heir •• otlk» tor Ha:rbor Area
In or.-. to keep up wltb tlae tnmeDcloul lfOW1.h ln the eo.ta
K-. Newport ae.ch .,.._ Jt wu INC I f7 tOt the BuRnela
~ WhJdl W&l Joeatecl at Ill J:. BaJ(M)a aJvd., to IDOft to
....... quart«L TIM new omce Ia located at 1315 N...-port Blvd..
wllJd\ 11 d.lrec:tl1 aci'OII tbe 1treet fi'CIID tbe Newport leadl
Qt7 HalL 11M ~Pee~ bl tbll new modem bWI4lnl wtlllftAble
ue to atft IMitW &1114 IDOft eaktent .erW:e to ov cnth.....,.,
Ia a&lltloft to ,..,cllDC a pl&C!I Jar PQJDBt. to be rua. ancl
otMr buiMII to M c::ion4uc:bld b tile Batbor ...... tbll oCilc:e
...., u a ~ tc. tile Iouth Oout ....._ lftelu4lfta
tM 0o1ta ....._ R..,art 11Mb .,.. Ud die Du.a NM. San a••n• aM 1u JuU ~ao'ada•..-TM..., build· ... ......__.....,,.,._,..,ea•l• vsalldwer.t
ta aU , ..... 11 'fW7 ~ We will M Ja t• .. .......,.. ........ ,...a. ... k ..
...... OifhC:& OJ!EJII PIIOII HARIOB Ill &aiOOL
0 • •
e II UD&ai COVIICD. 8rowDeJJ; vb·..-dent. Carol pia are the 22 bJghert potnt
Student eou..dl coNUt.a ot Crain; ~·tree.a\o'er, 1\'a.h pia In the~ The tbtrteen
repreeentatlwe bom e.eh ot the Jtnapp. It le ~ that the AC· new on• are: Barbara Dortdn.
fourth ~od c.._ JnHtlng to UvtU. ot lltuclent C!O\ln<:U wUl Rachel Peru, Mona Rae Barlow,
clLecUM 8Cbool probJ--. Tbey dewJop leadenh.lp In the stu· Oaud.la Gent.ocl. Laooe Ha,_
meet re,Wady with lobett lilac· den~ and tMwe Cood citizen· Ann LardMr, RobJn B1U. &:atby
nuaoa, vke--lriDdpa.l. 'lbe coun· -.sp. Hottman, Lyn Pease. lan Blum.
ell recommenda solutions which • • • Terry Jlalch, La.urie Hendrldca,
1'~ 1111111 between 17 and :II ln~ ln enllatJng In the
U.S. Ka.rtne Corps for three-year
bltcba m.y do so at a new Ma·
rt.ne Corp. r e c r u I t I n g oftloe
opened at 2Sf Ocean Ave., La·
pna ~ach. The oftl~ 1s open
each Tuesday from 9 a .m. until
f p.m. Anoth~r r«rulting otrlee
t. ln room~. post otrlce build·
lng, Santa Ana.
In tum are forwarded to the • aAIDTaALI. 'a.T'r and lody Lleb. Board of Control, whlcll deter· A G.A.A.. MllteOalJ party Is • • •
min• whether or not to put being planned I« tb~ end of thla e COUlfCIL IIE.ADI KErr
tbem Into effect. quarter. It will be for all or the Lut week student counctl held GAA gtrla. 1be purpose wUl be
Ita 1e00nd meeting. Pictures were to gtve awarda. Each clau will
taken ol the council f~ the Gal· put on a aklt ot some sort on
leon, the school yearbook, and sporta from dJfferent countries.
tor the Beacon, the IIChool paper. Ea.cll class will take a ~tfferent
This year the school asked the country. Everyone lalnvfted from
councU to help run the PTA GAA and there will be refresh·
membership drtve. The member· menta. So all you girls from
ships welre not coming In as fast ba.skeball. tennla, and swimming
as waa expected. Coundl mem· make sure you come.
bers were urged to ltreu tile use • • •
Last week on WednMday a
group of about 20 students held
a meeting at our ac:bool. 11\ese
students we.re Student Council
heads from high schools all over
the County. 11\ey representt'd the
California Association of Student
Council. · I Each .year these groups let to·
gether to plan a big conference 1
Elgin & Hamilton
Watches
Diamonds
Mountings
Wall ace Calder head
JEWELER
of the money and the Importance e PllAJfUTEU
of gettlnr In the memberships. "Les Galoplns"-or the French
Ot:flcers were elected for the Clul>-had a party Wednesday
for representatives from all over
1
J 123 Eest Co.st Highw•y
the State to get together and cUs· Corone d•l 1-Aer
euas d1tterent student council ============~ problem& and other forma of stu· i
dent gove'l'nment. Harboc HI Is year. They are: president. Phil nJght. Oct. 26. The main attrac-
PTT Honors
Mrs. Osgood
Mrs. Ruth E. Osgood of 214
Apol~na Avenue, Balboa Island
has been presented a gold pin
tor 25 years of service wtth Pa ·
ctrlc Tel~hone. She started her
quarter·century of service as an
operator In Newport Beach. She
later was appointed evening
chief operator In the local ex·
change. In 1942 she transferred
to Los Angeles to accept the po.
sltlon of employment Interviewer
In company headquarters.
Mrs. Osgood has been a Balboa
Island resident tor more than 21
years. Her daughter, Ruth L..
Osgood, Is a nationally-renowned
artist whose studJo Is located at
the Apolena avenue resjdence.
Miss Osgood served as an army
nurse with the rank of captain
during World War IT. S~ will
have her second "one-man show"
at the Cowie Galleries In Los
Angeles In December.
Mrs. Osgood's son, lack, lives
In Westminster. He has com·
pleted his studies at USC and
now ls a member of the geology
laboratories ot a major oU firm.
Phone Office
in New Site
tion was Peter Buycke's fllou of
Europe. The party was for all or
Its members at 6:30 In the home·
making cottage. The Pranksters
-that's what "Les Galoptna"
means-have about 35 members
this year.
Their president Is Laura Wood·
son. vice president ludy Sands,
secretary treasurer Merlyn Couch
and Andre RJ on ta serg~ant at
arms. Andre Rlon Is our French
exchange student. Their advisor
Is Mrs. Mary Lee Richmond, who
teaches French and Latin. The
Pranksters' next meeting will be
to discuss their business for the
year. • • • e 22 IJf TJU SIGMA
Trl Sigma lnltlat.ed 13 new
girls last week to make a total
of 22 girls In the club. Those
Street Light
Plans Related
The City of Costa Mt>Sa can
have street lights Installed on
wooden poles at no Initial cos1
to the city. Edison Company of·
flclals notified the Costa Mesa
Plannlng Commission last week.
It more ornamental steel poles
were de,lred, they would cost
$140 a pole, It was explained.
Cost for the electricity used by
the lights would be paid by the
clty with a city tax assessment
levied on the residents for the
PacWc Telephone's business P u r P 0 1 e · Commlsaloners had
office bu moved from 311 East been uked by counl:llmen to
Balboa Blvd.. Baloba. to JWIIIf make a atudy and recommend&.
......-. at aaz Rewpan ..._ tioD em tt.e .,.._ lllbt w.ue. •
bl J(ewport .... aaoe. from
Ctty Hall
When a ~eeond·Ooor bulldlng
adltion Is erected at the Balboa
Blvd. address, a large area on
the first noor will be released for
business operations. At that time
the business off ice will return to
the Balboa building. Meanwhile
the rlrst noor there will be OC·
cuplt'd by telephone operators
and their switchboard positions.
Uft DOWU IIIILD
Over .fO trtenda ol Mrs. Donald
G. Sapp. wife of the pastor of the
Balboa laland Methodist Church.
honored her with a baby shower
Oct. 7 at the home of .Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hlllgren. 351 East Bay
Front. The party was planned by
the WSCS or the church. General
arrangements were made by Mrs.
Ted R. Hauser , president.
Office hours at the new loca·
tlon on Newport Blvd. will re· For Jetterheads.. envelooes e.l
In district 14.
We are proud to say that we
have three of the officers for
that dlstrtct. Bob DeLong Is
president, l ack Smith Ia vice·
president and Ann Lardner Is
secretary. Last year the big 3
day cont~nce was held In San
Pedro. Each school sends Its
juniors who wtll be ne.xt years
officers. The conference which
was planned Wednesday wtll b('
November 5, and althourh It
Isn't the big one, about 150 rep·
re.entaUves are expected.
harbor photo lab
cameraa
repairs
rentals
fast
COWR
SERVICE
DOLL AR S A .. ~ SENSE
.•• JOMN DID
~
Stilt ,_ laMp ......
TillY
wttll the
lewport Harbor Bank
c. ......
•
main the same as at present: THE ENSIGN. HA.III4
8:30 Lm. ~ 5 ~m.. Mooday F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
through Friday.
Parade Slated
for Carnival
A big Hallowe'en costume pa·
rade with prizes In seven dlvf·
slons will be a highlight of the
annual PTA Carnival to be held
from 2 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
29. at the Horace Ensign School.
Th~re wtll be game booths.
Spook House. white elephant
booth. Mad Hatter booth. candy
and food, movies and merry-go·
round. •
In charge of the Carnival a.re
Mrs. Harvey Somers. ways and
means chal.rman for Newport
Elementary PTA.
IWITIIal'sc$&13,3ll ., ......... -.
Th~ Board of 1\'usteea of Or·
ange Coaat College bas accepted
the following low bids tot the
construction of a new 8denee
building: M. J. Brock a.nd Sons.
Loa Angeles, general construe·
tJon contract, ~.000; SmJth
Bro&, 0o1ta Mesa. heating and
wnWallna contract. $42.711; An·
denon Plumb~ Co., Santa Ana.
plumbing contract, t&U81; and
Lovejoy Electric Co., eo.ta Mesa.
electrical contract, SSO.SJO.
The total ot all low btc!s was
$513.m. This repraented ap·
proxlmately $50,000 more than
Pft}J.mlnary estlmates.
Dick Macker' s Semi-Annual Rug &
Remnant Sale!
~· US PI) a iJJJilUl\.1JJ' a a a a CJ4lJO\
'niiiOW a..• REMNANTS AU .... ll 20% "'
IIWQ8 I -. AT £ • 'tall nox .. ·-.... -:-·--···-·-_ RIDICULOUS PRICES! .... --.. ·-•••f'WitllJa1• cue ccuann an a ruucs a a a
*
....... (li lllll) .... , .......... -•.•..• ,
-EIPEB't--. FlEE. DftEBIOB DBCOU'11NG SEilVICE *
sa
SCOOP
Of the
Week ••• ........ .., ...........
•tly. Let .. clo tlae "apcrde
W'OI1(" .. .,....
IF YOU HAVE MONEY •TO
BURN go rteht ahead. We envy
you. BUT, II you're looklnl" for
the best darn HOME COOKED
meal for 95c ClncludJng rout
beet. vegetable, salad 'n aU tbe
trimmlng's) hurry on over--any
day but Wednesday -to Katy's
Corner. The two smart gals there
will whip up all kJnda of mouth·
watering concoctJons for you . . .
cherry or hot apple pie, cheese
cake . . . and make a note of
this, they BAKE ntEIR OWN
BREAD. lust try a loaf! Mmmm!
Or. If you prefer, take home
some of their lulcloua BBQ meals
and beans ... your whole lam·
lly will bless yoo and send you
rushing back for more! Phone
your orders early-Harbor ~
See you there for Sunday break·
fast! KATY'S CORNER. Agate lr
Park, on the Island. Open 9 a.m.·
10 p.m .
• • •
LITTLE AlfGEL TIIAT WI:
Aa£ (ODe IDCIIIMat ~ 1N
tix our bcrlo) ._...... beea .. t
sDOOp(Dg' !01' cute dotbea ._
tbe JUDiCII' DtYiakle • • • ...
wbat 1niDderfu1 pd.-'" ..... cot wed crt JEarS or LIDO 1
nacrt load dnua becdlll9 .,..
becu .. ~ ..u...... ..
the "'origtaGa"' ........... ..
••• pedrf oatflb .......... II ._
tiM Towa.v Jl1sa by JlllJa ..
Ca1.Uonalcr cmd Aaa ..... ..
BoU'f'I"*L r. a.. -,. ..
strut ba. there aN ac.n., IIJte'a
.....t boUday fawb'-s ta
a... up to II' a. ( 119 arotben.
tab ~I) It"a cr dada the
YoaD9 IICID of Dlst:bactioa aad
h1l Girl Frlead wW ~ .. a.c.
ttag cloth• b--. ta a bdpt
..drc:ua .. aett1a9 • ..._ lt"s P'01I
to sbop. C..pl.e. u... ...
fCIIlts to'--JEm"'' or LIDO,
S4a5 w..,.art aa ..... •.,....n.
• • •
LET TRJS B A 1.--oR '10
YOU ia ...._. .. 11M tM WM1 cUt Read ma.JPt tc. 11IE &AL-
BOAN. 32S·a Marine Ave .. Balboa
Lsland. and uJc to ~ their
.,pand variety of t'X<'itlng Items
which jam lbt' shelves. CAN·
DLES. all kinds. all sl2~ Abo
Angf'l holders from Germany for
an extra gay touC'h ~ banhday
Candles Don't mass tht' West·
moreland authf'ntll" MlLKGI...ASS
or the white leather originals by
Rumpp . . . enough to quiC'ken
any woman's pulse on Chrl"tmas
morning! Personally. Wf' fell In
love with a ruby Venetian \'&se
and thf' "Pink Veiling" glass·
ware. so very USf>ful AND stun-
ning Reasonably pr1N'd. too.
....... Other sugg<'stions for
spec:! a I ()('('asions: Party Favors,
stationery, German Stainless
Steel ... a ll personally Sf>lt'cted
for you by Clayte and Hazel
Spring at TIIE BALBOAN. next
to the Flrf' Station on Balboa.
Island. Harbor 5193.
• • •
WOilAK SPAU 111AT PLEA
f• tile perfect Jaa.lt dna. All
you b419'e to do .. ltop ta at
TB£ Y AlUf SBOP Clad pat
'f'O'UMlJ .. tbe capable la....s.
of apert lutnactr-eaa laa.ct.e
8eJu. Sbe'U cbart t.be ctr.e • ••eat. fOI' you cmd .........
you. ri9bt oa tile 11p0t. -.
IDUcb fuD It t. to lllCIJille .,.....
OWD DlT dotbea. Toa11 ..... .
tJ..ty dlool "'* tbe .. .....
yanaa piled .. Ja. alaop •••
~ balky types to u..t ....
bcrl.r&. As -Cldded .....nc.. .,.. ~ b ... yogr ... dee. .....
blocbd Clad bW .._,
there. ADd cloe't ···•••It .. a... .-ticlae .... ....., ....
....... boetl• ... Cll8t. -....... .,. ........... ... on ll:altt:l-. ••• _, ,...
TAIIIf gOP, ~ II 7 1
a.lbMI.a.d. ..... -.
• • •
•
roa DVTr • ~lin' Drama Will Be Presented
At Two Local Churches
PJC llmiDM Serual. .. ol
Mr. and Mra. WWiam &;rua.,
225 TwenUetb St.. eo.ta liMa.
rec:oenUy amwd In GeftDaAJ and
Is now a member of U.. 9th IJl.
lantry Dlvla.lon. He la a IQiclaaale
in the dJvlaJon'a 9th Jteplaeement
Company. He wu eractuated
from Newport HubOr lU&h
School In 1953.
A reiJrfou.s drama whlch uti·
llRe the a~dience tor Its presen·
tattoo will be ata£ed at two
local c h u r c h e a during the
Thanbrtvtnr eeuon.
"'lbe Skeptic's DedlcatJon" by
Leah Laft.ier wUJ be prHented as
a part of a aervlce ot worship at
7:30 p.m.. Sund~. Nov. 20. at the
Balboa Island Community Meth·
od1at Church. It .. wUl be £lven
a£ain at 7:30 p,m., Wednesday.
Nov. 23, at St. Andlew'a Presby·
terlan Church fur the annual
Unlon Thanksglvtng eervlce of
the Newport Harbor Council of
Churches.
Mrs. Vllel, known thtout]lout
Southern CallfomJa foe her lead·
erahlp In the mualcal and dta·
matic arts, Is a former facuJty
member of Wasaeb Academy ln
Mt. Pleasant, Utah. She Is now a
resident of Balboa Island.
To Be SURE of Deli••ry
F•
Cllrlatllla
ORDER YOUR
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Harbor 2272
3121 E. Coa:lt Hwy ..
aear Jaami.De
Coroaa del Mar
School Staff
Is Installed
Coming from the audience of
a darkened church to express
thelr thankfulness to God befon
the altar wUl be a cast whlch
Includes a serviceman, a mother,
three children, a rfrl, a farmer,
a doctor, a veteran. and a grand·
mother. Choral muslc will be at·
ranged by the Balboa Island
cholr. under the direction of lAs·
lie Van Dyke, and the St. An·
drew's cholr, wblc.h Is directed by
Mrs. Virginia Kidder.
The 1955·56 Sunday School
sta t! was Installed Oct. 23 at the
Newport Harbor Lutheran
Church. The staff Includes: CIIADUATZD Sept~ 24'
fnlaa the A.bborae Ternd.D Ap·
pnc:latloe Sdaool at 3rd Ma·
rt.De DtrialoD beadquarten at
Calap lildlUL Japcaa.,.. MaJ. ww.a-.. Coald of .... S.C.·
ward JlcL Coroaa BJgb.laDd&.
Tbe adlool aSCS. IAf-tJy ofti·
wn wbo will t. opei'Citilag
from beJJocopten to recogD1ae
WralD hatur" aa they appear
from the cdr.
Autht)r and director for the
drama Is Mrs. Holly Lash Vlsel.
a teacher of slnrfng and drama·
tic arts who recently opened her
own studio et 204 Apohma Ave.
rs. LoHie PaHei'IH
Of C•o•a HI lar Dill
Mrs.. Lotti~ Myrtle Patterson,
80, o! 518 Narcissus Ave., Corona
del Mar. died Oct. 15 In her
residence. Mrs. Patterson was
born in Nights Ferry. Calif. and
had lived in Corona del Mar tor
l2 years.
She Is survived by her daugh·
ter. Mrs. Dorothy Culver of Shore
Cliffs and her son. Leslie Mlckell
of Millbrae, Calif. The body was
forwarded Monday to Klng City,
Cali! .. tor funPra l 9ervlces and
Interment. Baltz Mortuary of Co·
rona del Mar was In charge of
arrangements.
SAT IT WITB
8 3403 E. Coast Hwy.
COaOKA DEL IIAJl ,......._50'71
c•r~~~~~• Cnise
witll WAL TAH
l..cl:rpst coUectioD of Hcnrcdkm
cru1M cl~ IJ:a the Soutll·
laDd.
WALTAH CLARI'S
Hawaiian Shops
140 s. Coast. Lagv.Da a.adl
Jfat to Show. Jn'att t -1081
<OPEN SUNDAY)
Superintendent, Franklyn Hru-
za; ass't. superintendent, Harry
H a r b e r ; attendance secretary,
Mrs. Edgar Mann; treasurer, Mrs.
J 0. e ph carlos; transportation
manager, Melvtn Erickson; new
member secretary, ){l.ss Sharon
Mann; materials clerk, Mrs. Vir·
gtl Paris; teachers: pre·school
a n d kindergarten department,
Mrs. Robert Suddendorf. prlncf.
pal, Mrs. ~elvin Erickson, Mrs.
Lawrence White; primary dept ..
Mrs. William Carnett, principal,
Mrs. Victor Allen, Mrs. Theodore
Hfhderaker. Mrs. Henry Ander·
son. Stanley Challgren; junior
dt'pt .. Mrs. Charles Dickens. Mrs.
Ernest Workman, Mrs. Robert
Gronlund; Intermediate dept ..
Miss Deloris Prior; high school
dept.. Mrs. Leroy Bowman; adult.
Pastor Robert B. Gronlund; Sat·
urday school, Mrs: Clyde Hart·
wlgst'n and Pastor and Mrs. Rob·
ert B. Gronlund.
Installation Is
HeldatChurch
The Corona del Mar Commu-
nity Ch urch has Installed the
following teachers and staff
workers ot the Church School:
The Rev. Norman L. Brown,
Church School superintendent;
Mrs. J. W. Randall and Mrs. Ed·
win C. Gomke, worsblp chair·
men; Mrs. Claude Scott and Mrs.
Marian Dae. kindergarten; Miss
Alice Gates and Miss Ann Ben-
stein. primary; Mrs. William Hu·
mason and Mrs. Burt Proctu,
lower junior ; Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Newlon, upper junior; Mr.
and Mrs: Meredith Harwood, ju·
nior high; the Rev. Norman L.
Brown. high school: Carl Barry,
adult class; Mrs. John E. Sadlelr.
home department; Mrs.. Stuart
D. Brock. cradle roll.
Sub.tltute teuhen _,.: Mrs.
Howard Bogert. MJsa Nancy Bry.
ant. Mrs.. R. K. Harvey, Mrs. lohn
W. Johnson, Mrs. John Keeler,
Mrs. Harvey Pease, Mrs. A. Ry·
lett, Mrs. M. J. Shannon. and
Mrs. Thomas Willhlms. Attend·
ance secretary Is Mrs. VeTn
Smith; enrollment, Mrs. Richard
Duncan; and Mrs. Mabel Ross ls
the Church School Treas~.~&er.
ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL
A ba ptismal service for Seaton
Freeman. child of Mr. and Mrs.
John Francis Freeman of Costa
Mesa, was held Oct. 16 at St.
James Episcopal Church.
Carnival of
Lights Coming
"Carnival ot Lights'" will be
the theme of the sixth annual
Zonta Carnival dinner and dance.
to be held Friday. Nov. 4: at the
Balboa Bay Club. Mrs. Tom Nor·
ton. chairman. reported on Car·
nlval plans at the monthly
luncheon meeting.
Mrs. Earl Stanley. who was
chalrman for the District IX Con·
terence held here Oct. 7 ·9. was
presented with a corsage from
the "flowers tor friendship" pro·
ject as the mPmber having done
the most tor the club and com·
munlty this month. Wfnnt'r of
this award has to pay a dollar
to wear the rorsage, and this
money will help bring a Zonta
member from Sweden next year
to the International convention
In Sun Valley.
ATTEJfD K.IWAl'fiS MEETIJfC
Mr. a nd Mrs. Harvey D. Pease
of Balboa Island spent the early
part of last We<!k in San Dlt'go
at the district convention of the
Kiwanis International.
FIRST CHURCH 0, CHRIST
SCIENTIST
llOl 'Vl.e Uclo., New.-+ ke~h
A· bl-ench of The Moth., Church, The
Firtt Olwc.h crf Ohrilt, Scie~~tist, ila ..... ... ..... ·---SuN~., School ';IS •""'-
Sund•y S.rYIGe I I :00 e.m.
W.dn ... d•y Eveni119 MHting 1:00 p.m.
Reeding Room IOCAied 1t )) I 5 Vie
Lido, Newport S..ch, ;, open ....
days from 10:00 e.m. to 5:00 p.m.,
Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m. to 7:-45
p.tn. h-lday ..,.nit191 from 7 :()() p.m. to
9:00 p.m. Sunday afterneon• 2 to 5 p.m.
Closed Holide'fl.
The public ia cordielly invited to et-
tend the church 11rvices end u11 the
Reedi"o Room.
Professional
Directory
MUSIC
Margaret L. Scharl~
Teacher of Plano
Organist · Accompanist
Evenlnf Classes tor dults
307 GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Mar
PVJifEIIAL DDIECTORS
Friendly Nelchborhood Service
P ARI<ES-RIDLEY
MORnJARY
110 Broadway
u 8·3433 A 8-M34 Costa Mesa
Sensible Selection NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servin& the Harbor Area
It is a well-known fact that emotional strain often causes the
family to make a selection beyond their means.
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42
353) E. Cout Hlahway
Corona del Mar
Baltz Mortuary
Llbert)'S-2121
11b Ia Superior, eo.ta Meea
AMPLE PAR.KING
BOTH LOCA.nONS
Ia. .,_TO DAMJI •
' .
tau
7 Members
are Welcomed
A eon. a-uc. Alal\o waa born
to Mr. and Mn. Cbarl• ltram bora to llr. &.Dd Mt.. o.arp
of 6» St. lamee ltd.. Clltt Hawn, Perlin ot 112 llland Ave., Balboe.,
on Wednelday, Sept. 2& In Hoq la Boq Memorial Jlolipltal on
Memorial RoppltaL TU..Say, Sept. ~. Seven provtatonala ... p,._
tented u tull-tledteeJ m~mbers
of tbe Nlabttncale Chapter of
Roar Ha.pJtaJ Auxiliary at their
October m~ng held at the
home of Mrs. Orval Stewart, Bal·
boa Covec.
ThOIN! who had auocetatully
performed their prellmJnuy du·
tle. tor membersbJp are Mmes.
Fred V: E1ll.s, Jule Hanab, Ken·
neth C. KJngsley, John R. Mer·
cer. Smith Newberry, Leon Ware
and Paul l'. WUIIam.a. Mrs. M.
l . Lockney was Introduced u a
provlsJonal by Mrs.' Ralph Hol·
den.
Plans for making Halloween
acony.
at
tray favors for Hoag Hqspltal pa-
tients were discussed at the short
business meeting presided over
by Mrs. Arthur Gruwell. presl·
dent Mrs. Gruwell commended
Mrs. Donald Colegrove and Mrs.
Joe PN!Jnlnger, CO·chalrman for
the recent Hoag Hospital Auxlll· Beach & BOulevard
ary Fund Fair, and the 16 Night· 1.,._ ·-CASUAL -·• lngale sub-chairmen who ron· "-'••o ...,..., '"-..ua
trlbuted to Its success. 320 S. Coast aJYd. Lwp-.._.. BTatt ..a.
Tea was served following the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
afternoon meeting wltb Mrs. Hal
Dike and Mrs. Howard B. Lewis
pouring. Mrs. Francis Dawson
and Mrs. Howard Illo were In
charge of the refreshments.
WADLEYS MOVE
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wadley have
moved from 211 Marigold Ave ..
Corona del Mar. where they lived
tor a good many years. to 600
Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar.
Light their life with fJith /llt
ST. AJn)JlEWS
PJlESBYTEJUAif CIIUBCB
15th St. A St. Andrews Rd.,
oc:nu froiD BJgh Scboo1
Uberty • .,.,
Pastor1 a... Jcaaee S. Stewart
SUNDAY: Morning worship, 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Church School,
9:30 and 11:00; Jr. Hlgh, Sr.
High and college age Fellow.
ships, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayer,
study group, 9:30 a.m.
COIOilJJIITT ME'niODIST
420 W. lith St.. eo.ta Meea
Uberty I·W2
Bn. Joeepla W. McShaM
Sunday: 9:3(1 a.m., Church Sun· day School; 9:30 and 11:00 a.m . Momln& Worshlp-7 p.m.
College Age MYF Service -7 p.m. High School MYF Service;
8 p.m., younc adults croup
service..
.. um c;au ... or c:aaaa ...Chi* ... C&M ... La ,, ....,
D.G.Bont.lllai8W
Sunday aenrices: 9:4!5 a.m. Bible
study; 11 a.m. mornJng wor.
ship; 7:30p.m. evening service.
Midweek service, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
THE CIIUBCB or CBaiST
Odd Fellows Loclp.
1141 Jf.-port A..._
eo.ta Meea.
Llbeny 1-5'711
Tom ..ar. Jr .. Mlal.ater
Sunday Services: 9:45 a .m. Bible
study; 10:55 a.m. worship serv-
Ice; 7:30 p.m. evening service.
CBJUST CBUBCB BY TBE SEA
Coamnualty MetbocUat
llcdhoa ··~ at lttll lt.. Jfewport BAtbor 5221
Pator: .... ..., A. CariNa
Sunday Worship, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Church School: 9:30 a.m. Mld.
week Meeting: 7:00 p.m. Wed.
nesday preceded by 6:15 p .m.
potluck.
ST. JOACliiK CIIUBCB liM OraDge A.-... eo.ta liMa
Uberty 1·1011 Fatber ..,..._ J, Jf..ta
luday ~~~-at 7. L I. 10 Clad U :JO a.m. Week:daya: Mus at
7:00a.m.-Confe:.fon: Satur·
days from 4:00 to 5:1.5-7;00 to
8:30 p.m.
FIJIST ASSEJOL T OP GOD
22Dd St. & £l4eg A...._ eo.ta U..
Uberty 14'711
an.n.d .... c:. Cnelc. Pane.
Sunday School: 9-.30 a.m. Wor·
ship: 10:55 a.m. and evanaeUst
service, 7:30p.m. Younc People
and Chlldren'a Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. MJd.week Service:
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ladles'
Mlaslonary Council, Thursdaya
9:30a.m. for aU day.
SEVKJn'11 DAY ADVEJhD1
Jfewpon ... at ..... lt.. •.....-n ...... .. ~I-15U
. EldH D. a. lpcnalcUag
Saturday Momlnl Services: Sab-
bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser-mon: U :OO a.m. Prayer meet· lng: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
cau ..... a.•ua..._ .... 1::' ... c.ea .... ....... • c:::.r. ... -•
LD •• a.na Sunday Sen1cM: SUnday Sehool. 9:30a.m. Moml~ Wonltfp at 10:30 a.m. Ev&n£eu.tic Serv·
Ice, 7 p.m. Sunday. N.Y.P.S .•
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meeting,
7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
PDST cauaca or CBaUT
IQ&IIJDt 1103Via~r ....
Sunday School: 9:15 a.m., Sun·
day S e r v I c e : 11 :00 a.m.
Wed.ne.day Eventnr Meetlnc:
8:00. ReadJJw Room. 3315 VIa
Lido, Newpdrt Beach, open 10
a.m.·5 p.m. week daya. 10 a.m.·
7:45 p.m. Wednesdays, 7·9 p.m. Friday eveninn.
CBaDT LUTIIEJIAJI CBVaCB
OP COITA IO!IA (Miasnut IJIMMI)
Amerlc:aa Let1oe dalL eo.ta ....
Panc.1 a... l.etbcu Tonaow Sunday Servtoea: Wonhlp Serv·
Ice 9 a.m. Sunday School at
10:15 a.~
aAL.oA ISLAJfl)
COIOIUlfiTY KE'niODIST
115 Agate A..._ 8cdJaoa 1a1a11c1 IO&&tera ..... Dollalct lapp
lladaow ...
Sunday Servtcea: 9:30 a. m.
Church Scbool~30 and 11:00 a.m. Wonhlp ce. •
PDIIT UftiiT C&Uac& COIIOifA DD. liD or nwton COIIDIUaifl cauaca ...._. ....._ ~ & CIMat ..._ CI&II i lt•d
....... 111,!':"~4* ...... ~ IIU u..ty 14171 -1a7
...._.~a. Jrtar• ..._ ~ ...,.. a..a. Sunda7 IM!rVIca: 9:45 a.m.. Sun· . • · day School; 11:00 a.m., W«· SanclaJ Wonlhlp Slrvtee~: 9:45
ahfp Service: 7:30 p.m. Sunday •:m.. 11:00 LDL8u:Ddq8dtool: ewnJna C:ervtce: Kld·Week 9.45 a.m. _
Servb: 7:30 p.m. Wedneaday Prayer Meetl.ftt. -U..Oa AIIXJOI,Y OP OOD a...ea. Is all-CaW.
INb1e Cells"' u..tyU411
-...C.&.TII r t
J'DIIT UJi'tiST canca
Scaata ADa Aft. at ... ,.oua eo.ta .. ..
..... P. c:. ..... .
Sunday Services:
9 :45 a.m. Sund.,-School; 11
a.m. Worahlp Services· 8:30
p.m.. Bapu.t Traintnr bnton;
7:30 p.m.. EvenJ.nr Sen1ce.
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Prayer,
Prabe and Blble Study. Kon·
day: 7:30 p.m. Men'a Chorus
practIce: 8:30 p.m. Men's
Prayer Meetln&.
cauaca or on LADY or MT. ~a.
1"1w ....... aa ..... ..,... ~Ql1t
Patber I~ J[~. ,_..,
Patber A::t:'~ RTS'IUI
Sunday MUM8: 8:00 and 10:00
and 11:30 a.m. Conta.ton: Sat·
urdaya and ~-of lR Frtdaya
and Bol.Y Out trom 4:00 to 5:10 ~ &Dd .,_ t:IO 1D I:JO
p.m. ~ .... 1:00 ........ J'r14Q: 8:JO LIIL &ad e:OO p.a. Novena (Perpetual Jlelp):
Tuetlday, 7:45 p.m. rtahermen'a
Mus, luly and A~ Sund•Y
• a.m.
o•IVEIISALJIT OOJOiUatn
P'ELI.OWI1IIP EbellCl ........
515 "· lkdboa ami., ...... ......., ...... r.w . ...._
Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. iforn.
fng worablp, 11:00 a.m.
ST. JAKEl UIICOJAL 1201 Via Lido. .ewpost .._.
IIA.rtMw 1110 .... Job a. ........ a.ct.w
Sunday services: 8:00 a.m. Holy
Communlon, 9:15 a.m. 11 a.m.
Sunday school: 9:15a.m. mom.
ing prayer and ae.rmon, U a.m.
worship service. T h u r a d a y
Services: 9:15 a.m. Prayer
Guild; 10:30 Holy Communion. ---ST. JOD VIAinUT
31. Martae Aft.. ..U..C. 1a1aD4
IIAJtMIIt lilt
Fcrtbe l~lley .• ,__ F.U.. ... TU
A.-t.
Sunday MaSMS: 7:00a.m. 11 9:00
a.m. Confealon: Satu.rd•r and eves. ot 1st Frld~ an Holy Days; 7:30 to 8:10 p.m.; J1nt
Frtday x.. 8 a.m.. SUmmer
Mus, luly and AuCUJt Su.nda.7,
11 a.m.
CZIIftAL ..,. cau*'* d.~:. a:.! ........... La •• ...._ A.A.• .......... Su~ Sdaool: t :.S L11L Mom· ~~ 11:00: Eftn.lnl ._.. .... ""' 7:10. Klcl-...ec Berv· Ice. Wedneada,, 7:.30 p.m.
Youq people meet e:15 p.m.
Sunday. All of us, at the Parkes-Ridley Mortuary, are aware of this
tendency, and try to assist the family in making a selection well
within their means. The family's welfare comes first; that is one
of the concepts upon which this organization was founded thirty
years ago. HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
Hubor Blvd. at Olaler
IU)IWI!Il,Y 5-ml8
Sunday IChool t :30 a.m..~
wonb.lp 11 a.m. You.q people
..-.tee 8:31 p.m..· ftftlq
~ ... ...see 7:30 p.m.
KlcJ...-k ....see '7:30 p.-.
·~-
PARKES·RI DLEY
MOilTUAilY
110 ••OAOW~Y
COlT~ M&l~
LllltlTY 8· 3433
.. "..:!2.L~ . • • , '
Wilbur C. Wagner, D.C.
-~P1 --~n:=;,
31C <*all A..._ ...... .,.. omc.: II7IIIt •a-. -.: ..........
tw. Dlrecta~r 11 made p c rlble by aa.-c:lt'IN .. hr..W IIWa"'lllll~r•-•
WOOOWEMtTH PIANO SHOP
bel111tN .a.--8aNwta ..._ 2610 I. c..t Hwy. Her. ~.a c.-. ......
NIWJOIT HMIOI MNC
.... a. Celli..... . C. sa .Iii W.
New Provisionals Honored
By Jr. Assistance League
Mew provlltOnala of the lunJor Al80 honored were Mn.. Ed·
A.Mbta~ LHrue were honored wud )Ollett. wnlor AM~atanc:e
Tu8Ctay at a luncheon held at LMaue prellldent, and Mna. Au.a·
the Learue Social ~nter. lntro· tin 8tW1eYant. JunJor advt.or.
duoed to t,be members were pro· 16& Earl Petenon. flnrt vlce·
vl&lonala Kmea. lam• Laws of ebalrmall ot the JunJor~t wu In
Bay Shore., lamea F. Penney of dla.r,e of the luncheon, ualfted
Costa Meu. John C. Penney of .by lilm8. Boland Lacerlof, Nor·
Costa Meu, G. WUIIam Grundy man Gamble, Jack Broertng, Mor·
of Lido, Edward Jarvia of Shore p.n Noble, Robert crowner, wu .
Clltra and lack Richa.nUon of Uam Bettulelt. Peter Barrett, Ed·
Newport Heights. ward JUchardaon, Edward Boyd
Your .
Health
What Ia CIS
important as
getting well?
StC!Jing
well.
That's why you go to the doc·
tor a.a 800n a.a you fe-el sick, you
say . . . (Haven't been recently
becau~e every thing seems all
right.) Here too, appearance may
be deceiving. Let's examine some
fundamental8 of "getting slck."
L CaWJ&-Interference to con ·
trol or certain areas of the body
(normally reaulated by the
brain).
2. Malfunction of the organs
Involved, resulting In chemJcal
imbalance In the body.
3. Symptoms of dla<:omfort ap·
pear.
4. Degeneration and act u a 1
organic chanaes occur.
NOTE: The thlrd ataee of UJ.
ness 1a reached before there ls
any awareness of trouble. With·
out reallz:lng their Importance
one mlaht take a sedative to dis·
pel auch symptoms as headache,
nausea, or tension, and tempo·
rarlly submerse them. Also, the
Jntelleglence which maintains
the body, lncreues the functions
of other organs to compensate a
disturbance.
Thus the symptoms may dis·
appear and every thing seems
all right. for a tlme. The fourth
phase therefore l.s frequently
present before the patient Is
aroused to correct the situation.
Awareness of the four stages
or Illness l.s a big factor toward
prevention which should be our
primary concern. How can step
one be beaded oft? Control of all
parts or the body Ia exerted by
the brain acttna throu&h the wwo• 4 t•+ Mlllkle8 ol ct.ll· cat. .,... ..-tn aDcl out ol ........ ., .... ....,..
Deta tcqutten t1r overlooked
( expo • u r e, 0\lenrcrk, falla,
.trains etc.) frequently mlaa.llgn
the.e spinal segments, lrrltattne
the nerves. Thla alters the func·
tton of the parts they serve and
Jowers body resistance.
Because of the lapse of time
before symptoms appear how
can you discover If such spinal
distortion has occured!
The Doctor of Chiropractic has
the training and equipment to
locate such disturbance. ere·
fore periodic spinal check·
provided roc the detection and
eltmlnatlon of this major cause
of disease. BEFORE greaf harm
is done. This Is Inexpensive, true
insurance.
The majority of people have
turned to Chiropractic only after
other methocla fall. M difficulty
multiplied, ~Teat changes have
tak~n place In the body.·
When atepa are taken through
Chiropractic to reverse the trend,
Jt Ia only natural that certain
temporary effecb. Time and
cooperation are necessary for the
body to make the repairs and
adjustmenb requited for normal
function. (Remember how a
cramped limb had to "wake up"
after pinched nerves caused It
to ••go to sleep?)
Avoid the dl.tcomtorta or m.
nesa. It l• more desirable (and
tnexpenaive) to stay healthy
through reaular check ups. Un·
dentand and prevent the cause.
See your Chiropractor regularly.
R. E. HENDRICIS .. D. C. ,.._,...._.., •• aa•
700~eo.-.aMar
I I
and Richard Park.
Mre. Forrest Neal, chairman,
called for a report on the seventh
annual Candy Cane Ball, to be
held at the Balboa Bay Club on
Dec. 9. Mrs. Robert Crowner. way.
and mean. chairman, announced
the following committees: Mrs.
Wllllam L e s t e r , reservations;
Mrs. Fred Kuster, decorations;
Mrs. Frank Ma.rcellu. lnvita·
tiona; Mrs. Edward Boyd, flow·
en; Mrs. Sheldon Craddock. tlcl<·
eb; Mrs. Robert Hartley and Mrs.
Morgan Noble, reception: Mrs.
Hugh Hutson and Mrs. Dean
Bradford, publicity.
Date for the A.salstance League
Follies was announced as May
25 and 26 at the fiewp«t Harbor
High School Auditorium.
aDIAS GO TO KElDCO
Mr. and Mn. Keith RJma, 3911
Marcus, Newport Island, have
left for Mexico. The trip will last
six weeks and Include Mazatlan
and Guaymas.
SATUIDAY,OCT.21UI
BIGGEST
DAY MD IlCHT
OF THE YEAR!.
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during the day
in the evening
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they will gain grace, poiae, and balance that
will stay with them through life.
•
Cl'lld of Lido ~; Ccrol C.... S. ...._ VLew
Scbool ~ aacS ltr&. llarftoy ._._ CID-
dlatnaaa. Left to r19Jat Ia tbe b.:tE ,... ... lin.
llelftla Waboa. CIO·ctMN-aa: lin. J.tt an.s.
bary. pnas.t of tbe Jf.wpoct .... Sdlool
PTA. aacS Jln. JOMpla c:ar.w. ...U.. of Ccro1
c:an.. ad ...--.t of a.. ..... Eulp
Sdaool ldMol 'P1 A. ( Eulga l'boto)
Scouts Speak
At BPW Meet
Scouting activities were de-
tcribed to the Business and Pro·
f..tonal Women's Club at thelr
meeting last Thursday ln New·
port Harbor Yacht Club.
Gene McCandlish, an eagle
ICOUt from Costa Mesa. told ot
hls trip to the World Jamboree
held at Niagara Lake, Canada.
Doug ~ddlck and John Van
Dyke of Corona Highlands. told
of tht> lO.OOO·mlle tour made by
the scouts of Explorer Post 17.
represf'ntlng Newport Beach. Lyn
S. Barton. advl110r of the group,
showed slides of the trip.
A spt>Cial guest of the evening
was Carol King, Mlss Lobster
Bake of 1955. Carol was the can·
dldate sponsored by the club.
Other guests at the meeting
were Elsie Eggett, Lura MclCen·
zle. Sybil Lewls. Allee Fox. Sara
I Blatterman. Margie RJchardaon.
Erslt> Stephens. Florence Bauer.
I Edna Jacober. &oily ~a. Doone
Lawson, Tony Babrt D I an e
Frut>hllng. Lee Bernard, Dorothy
1 Williams. Dorothy Zabelski and
Nettle Wlse.
Deb Ball Pians
Are Discus.sed
• • • of sat:ial note Santa Coming
on Early Trip
Deroratlons for the holiday de-
butante ball to ~ given 0«. 28
by the-Children's Home .::.0Cie1y
wert> discusst'd Tuesday with
artist Lyell Buttermore at the
luncheon met>tlng held at the
Shore Cliffs home of Mrs. J. H.
Caldwell, 223 Evenlng Canyon
Rd.
Re«-nlly mar-ried at the Com·
munlty Church In Lake ArroW·
bead were LH Vader and Miss
Margaret Blonk. The brJde has
recently come to thl5 country
from Germany. The couple are
Jiving In Beacon Bay. • • •
Col. Elmer J. Wiles of 515 Mar·
laold Ave .. Corona del Mar, Ls
Glamour
Glimpses
By AJflf
lue you a spook! Well this Is
almost Hallowe'en and It's pos·
sible that this week.end Lt Is a
very popular thing to be a spook,
but u a general rule "a spook"
ls not the best description tor a
gal---and turtbermore 'lff:f know
a place wbere )'0\l ean ehaqe
all tllat wWa a UttJe help oe
what to..., aad bow to .... tt.
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......... ·--••• oOaen bwtftt. too. 1'aiDe lin. Z. t.
exa•ple. wbo carae tato
<naiEJf"' tbe otaa. day. ....
wa a .,.....tall ..U.. banleaecl
wttll boaMIIold car. ad dLU·
dna. CIDd llli.s .,.cldealy Wt
.... llli.s lo.t -..ua t. .,...
....... U.ply by M91«'t·
... ... clotllee aDd ... pel'·
MIIGl appeaa.... •J .... 80
dowdy aDd tloadl.,.. abe Cllll•
~ to ...... CYar1ea. "1 cloa't
Jm.w ............. J'O'l' aDCDt
~.Wbelp. ..
WeU, starting right at the
basic begtnntne or things-a good
girdle and a well-shaped bra-
she was eoon looldna AND feel·
lng better. The new 1955 long-
torso look was molded out of the
sagging middle and a new fiat·
terlne bra line gave Mrs. X. a
fleure she'd fcu-eotten she bad.
F• tllclt -~aJ occaa1oa•
•b.kll bCid bnagbt ... to o-.mmn 1a u.. ftnt pa...
abe cboee fraaa ........ •attw u..-eta••••• u.. ... u.at CICid·
ed a toacll of 91-oar ad
~-...u-· 1119 a--'..._, .. eoa.w. 1M
deecl1bed to .... O'artaa )1aft
.... 111..,_ ......... ..
wttll ........ ad .... ...
tMy -~~ -..... bit ol ....._. ,.....,., to ..e oa u..
eta-.
A almple little wool dress (easy
on the budget> was chosen Lot
such occulons aa the nelahbor·
hood coffee klatch and a PTA
committee meeting. A s m a r t
leather belt and a colotfUl scarf
worn In a new way suuested by
Mla O'Brien made the ensemble
ntremety mart.
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IIIia a-Ia ..e...., s m
--rc..':L, . . , .. ~ ...
home from the naval hospital at
Corona, where he was taken fol·
lowing a heart attack. Mrs. WUea
saya he 15 much better. • • •
IIMIIill o .....
FerW•••'sl.aape
Mrs. Phllmer Ellerbroek. Mrs.
WUllard Jordan and Mrs. Richard
Plegn were elected to the noml·
natlng committee at the Oct. 18
meetlng of the Women's Archl·
tectural IAague or Orange Coun·
ty, held at the home of Mrs. Her·
bert Brownell In Bay Shorn.
Proposed by-laws were pre·
sented by the prHident. ~
Kermit Dorius. Next meeting wlh
be held Nov. 15 at the borne of
Mrs. Jocdan.
Present at the meetlne were
Mmes. Paul Davis. WUllam Faul·
ker. Raymond Harvt')', Richard
Pleger, Stan Bell. lim Smith. Les·
ter Schwager. Wlllard lotdan,
Marvin Renfro, KennJt Dorius.
John Nordbak, Everett Patk:s.
ltaymond Johnson, FrederIck
Roc'Jcdon. Heorbert BrowMll and
Etarold ~elL
Ewsapl••
Ill I 1r11
Santa Claus wiU make his first
local appearance or the year this
evening (Thursday) when the
Women of the Moose bold tht>lr
annual Christmas · In · Octobt>r
proll'am. The party will be held
at Thompson Hall, Costa Mesa
Community Church.
A speelal Invitation has been
extended to the new members of
the Loyal Ordn of MOOK' r«E>nt ·
ly Instituted In Costa Mesa and
their wives. In charge of the SO·
clal will be Mrs. Herbert Shot'·
maker and Mrs. Jot' Pine. mem·
ben of the Mooseheart Commit·
tet>, and Mrs. Durl npplng and
Mrs. Archie Ostrander, membt>rs
of the Moosebaven Commltlee.
Mrs. Tod Oviatt. president ot
the Nf'Wport Auxiliary, presided
over the meeting. Mrs. Frederic
Clury pr~nted tht> program. a
short talk on tht' origin and work
of tht' society and how It SE"rves
the needs or C'hlldR>n and adopt·
lng part>nts In the state.
Buffet Slated
For Nov. I 7th
You11 sparkle Jlkt-t.be raindrops,
when you...., tbla KNne Pla.at.lc Sllkerette
trln\JMd with h.an4 eaeeued popple. gUtterina
wtth a hundred rblnestones in Pink. Blue. Cleat
with White. Sl.as 8 to 18.
22.95
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LIDI IIIIET
wtaiAJ..UK
Everybody's Invited to the An·
nual P.T.A. Carnival on the Hor·
ace Ensign School Campu.a . . .
Dress up, Mom and Dad, and
brlne the kids and have your-
selves a Hallowe'en Ball ...
This Saturday tbe 29th ..• 2·8
p.m. . . . Dress Parade at 6 . . .
A midway ot 50 booths, eames.
Merry.go-round ... Fun for all
. .. Plenty to eat, so you can
plan on dinner ... Put on by the
combined efforts of the Horace
Ensign and New-port Element.ary
P.T .A.s, the proceedJ will go tor
Student Ald and Welfare Func:la.
Plenty of costumH ready and
waiting on our Merzanlne Shop. • • •
Cot a "''=1= Ja,ady? QJde
0... foaz ..... Tw•t.lrf· ... ~ l ... n.ct's a.t
~ •.• ,._ cbde ....
a.i tbJee COUICwtift -r...
Mys. Jfoo bw L 15 _. II
••• Y .. -.. 911t a date ••• Or· .... c.a.t eou.,. c.,._
Sdtoo.L 1Jdo TbMtN. tt•···· A..ll. , • • Co apactbi9 .....
..... all of tbe 1Jdo IMpa ...
tbe loat!Mn c...u-a.
Coaapaay .......... I MeoiJd
Jut wtaiaper • • • T.. pta
baYe .,... aaldJI9 lor uu. •.•
ADd wbo ...... to .......
trad.ltiaa of Coo~ ....
aftw o .. yean .•• La.t ,...
... wtaiMd ... l.Jdo 'fteaW
..... twiAa ••• • • •
Sure we all know how to cook
... Now you take an old Mama
doggie like me . . . Married 18
yt>ars . . . I know how to cook
. . . But 1 can honestly aay rve
nev~ on~ llst~ned in on a cook-
Ing lesson with OCC swinging
the frylne pan that r haven't
taken home a car load of excl·
ling new tJ1ck'n treats to sur-
prise my Papa doegte and two
pups .,r1th . . . Ylpe! With the
Holiday Season comlna up I
don't want to be caucht with my
Imagination down! I'm going to
high tall It to the Cooking School
next Tuesday!
• • •
Three Local Experts Named
To Oil Advisory Committee
1'hrM local ~ldenu were •P·
pointed by Newport City Council
Monday ewntnr to a«ve on a
Technical OU Advlllory Commit·
tee for the city. AU three ate
wld~ly reoorntze<t authoriUe.
with broad experience 1n the oll
industry.
Dee. :10 u election day on an·
nexatlon ot tht Seaqulat parcel.
the bloclt between 15th and 16th
at:reeb and Irvine and 1\tatln
avenue-. Newport Hetrhta.
• Approved a re.oJuUon ap·
polntJnr ~lectJon oWcen and
de.tcnatlnr poUin• placea tor
the Dec. 6 special ~lectlon on the
proposition to amend the Charter
to provide tor election of council
members by c:U.trlct.
John F. Dodp of Beaeon Bay
Is ch airman ot the rroup. In 1924
he joined the firm which later
became Standard Oil ol Calllor·
nla. H.e was professor of petrol·
eum enrlneerlnr at USC trom
1929 to 1945, then spent three
years In South America, return·
lng to Calllornla In 1948 to be·
come a consulting petroleum en·
glneer.
• Received letters from Lloyd
Morrison and Mr. and Mrs. Theo·
dore Harrlnaton protestlne street
lighting In Corona del Mar; filed·
the letters tor a future hearlnr.
• Received a letter from Dr.
and Mrs. Arnold M. Scholz pro-
testing the plan to route a Free-
way along Filth Ave. In Coro na
del Mar; fUed the letter tor a
future bearing.
The other two members are
Paul Paine ot Shore Clilfs and
Edward R. MIUett Jr. of Balboa.
Mr. Pain~ took hla first job In
1909, with Matson's Honolulu
0 11 Corporation. Hla early train·
Jng was at Massachu.etts Instl·
tute of TechnolofY. UntU bla re·
tlrement last year, he was tor 18
years a director of the Kern
County Land Co. He la one ot the
founders and owners of Forma.x
011 Co. and continues limited
practice for such clients as Twen·
tieth Century Fox Corp.
• Received five letters protest·
lng a playgroun8 and bueball
diamond on Balboa ocean front
between A and B streets; agreed
to hold the letters pending re-
ceipt of such proposal from the
Park CommissJon. The letters
came trom Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Warden, Mrs. John K . Elliott. E.
H. Michael, Mrs. Jaye D. McKal·
son , Ida Berger and Mrs. Edwin
Draper.
Mr. Millett has served as exec·
utlve secretary uf the Calllomla
Natur al Gasoline Assn. since
1947. He joined Union 011 In 19Z7
following training at Pomor1a
College; lett Union In 1931 and
took up practice as a consulting
englnl'cr. Hl' served with the
Army In World War II and fol·
lowing the wa r was In charge of
all petro leum operations for civil·
fan use In Japan and Korea.
Mr. Dodge said that his com ·
mlttee will ho ld an early ml'l't·
lng with staff members of Mon.
terey Oil Co. Monterey.Humblc Is
pumping o1l from 10 wells bot·
tomed In the offshore oil pool.
and the 11th well Is now dl"llllng
a t a depth of 4.750 fl'et.
OthE-r council activity at Mon·
day evening's ml'etlng included:
• Approved a r~lutlon setting
Qn.ce ~ a..d ~ee
-tk UYAt;
rpoifl;b& ~
Exciting Colors
, ... SfaiNianl ry,._,.,
.. ,.,.,. Slae
f ... II .... "' ... .
e-.... ., ...... ..,. .. :
• Accepted a gift of 21 books
from Mrs. Sidney Sanders, 133
Shorecllft Rd .. Shore Cliffs, for
the Newport Library.
• Granted the BPW request for
frl'e use of the Ba lboa parking
lot for the Dl'C. 2 and 3 Christmas
Preview.
• Authorizl'd City Manager
Sailors to lease the city sign·
board at the western entrance of
the city for $20 a m onth. lnqulr·
ies for leasing the sign h ad been
rl'ceived from Dick Richard, Ma ·
son Siler and William Harvey.
leretlith Will111
To Talk Hlow.4
Meredith Willson of Beverly
Hills. radio and tt-levislon per·
sonallty and musical director
and composer, will be the gut>st
speaker along with Mary Grl'l'r
Scarborough at her Nov. 4 book
review. the second In the series
offered by the PI Beta Phi Soror·
ity Alumnat-Cl ub of South
Coast. The lecture series will bf
held in Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. Mr. Willson ls the writer of
''Fre-edom Song." which was uaed
country.wide on United Nations
Day, and la the authOI' of "Egp
I Have Laid" and other books.
CDK COIOI11JOTT CIIVJICB
"A Protestant Protests" Is the
serm on top ic for .Reformation
Sunday, Oct. 30. The-Rt>v. Edwin
C. Gomke will preach at both
rluplicate services. 9:45 and 11
a .m. Choir dedication will also
be observed. Mary B. Steffensen.
minister of music, will direct all
five choirs participating: Carol
choir (grades 1, 2, 31; Pilgrim
choir (girls 4th grade through
junior high I; King David choir
1 boys Ath grade through junior
high): Chapel choir (high school
and coUege students), whI c h
sings every Sunday at the early
service and the Chancel choir
ladultsl. which provides music
ror the 11 o'clock service.
Other •apoob f..U.SUM"' thJ.a weelr..ad cue the
Amertam Legtoa AuxllJary DI.D.Der ckmce cmd
coctume ball oa Scrta.rday. the kids party at
the CoCDt Super Ma:rbt Saturday a:fterDOOD
a:ud the lkl1bocr Bay Cub ldda party with Peptlo
a:ud Jocm.De hrN eatertaiiWlg oa Saturday
e"NA1Dg. (Terry Borla photo)
Ci\\ARRINER'S
STATIONERS • BOOKSELLERS 225 fOf'esl Avt. Phone: HY ~544
LAGUNA BEACH
A Clossifled Ad in The tnsiqn
brinqs immediate resu lts! Call
Harbor 1114-1 1 I 5 and orove it!
CRAJCPACJfE FASBJOJfS for cocktcdL d1aDer
CIDd formal wear wen modeled TuHckry from
11 a.m.. to C p.ID. at Ma:rllp'a fCDbloD appclftl
abop 1D C:O.ta M.a. Ma:rilp Friedrich. owaer
of JCa:rilf1l'a. poees ben 1D a •champc19De bour"'
.,....,. blfhllgbted with J..,.la cmd a full aet
aldrt. TllJ.a waa ODe of the IDCIIlJ 90WU c:nated
by aucb dMigaen aa hr~. Ked Ccmtot cmd
acubanl of lfew 1'orlt abOWII darl.D9 tbe day
(KayMte pboto)
From our Record Dept. • • •
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CHIUSTIA.Jf SCIEXCE CBtJBCB
The Lesson ·Sermon on "Ever·
lasting Punlahment" at the New·
port Christian Science churc.h
Sunday will Include Petff's rala·
lng of Dorcas from death as re·
lated In Acts (9:40). Peter wu
called to come and restore thla
rreat woman who was always
busy helping others. It Is re·
corded that as soon u be ar·
rived, Peter "kneeled down, and
p.rayed; and turnJnr him to the
body said, Tabitha, arlae. And
she opened her eyes: and when
the saw Peter, she sat up."
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Pia• 11111111 Calla
Ralph Myers, In charge of the
Community Chest drive for the
Corona del Mar buslneu dlatrlct.
said this week that volunteer
workers will call on all bual·
nesaes next Tuesday, Wednes·
day, Thursday and Friday. "Be
prepared to efve," he aaJd.
A.sslatlng him will be Mlk~
Myers, Richard Hilliard, Mark
Soden, John Unruh, Frank lor·
dan, Mabel Fltmlorrls, A. K.
Phelps, Harold Hetrick, Jack
Crlstleld and Chet Farrar.
I Won•t Run.
SaysCoi.Andy
Fonner Coundlman and ex·
Mayor Andrew W. SmJth, who
hu been accused of promotlnr
the comJne charter amendment
electJon to further hJa own poUtl·
cal uplraUon., wu &lla!d by the
Enatrn thJt Wedt lt he wlll run
aratn tor Kewport Ctty CouncU.
Hta aft.IW• wu "'Jifo."
Plot to Steal
Harbor Hi Bell
Proves a Dud
Friday Anglers Win 'Trophies
Mn. ~ llaptan ot Mew· l"'fta del Mar, aAd Kn. a., Call
port Belabta won a trophy 1« ot Balboa, ahared the )adl;pot t~
the .,._telt pounclap of flab the ,_tellt nu-. ot flah
and P. Fred John.eon a trophy tot e&Uibt. eadl decldn1 four
the larpet n.b when 18 mem· '
ben ot the Friday Analen
Luncheon Club went ttahJnr All your printinQ nMda will be
Sunday aboard the Frontier from hondled conv.nientf9 end court-
the BaU~ Pavilion. .oudy in the com.,.tely-equip-
Mr. John.tOn abo won the Jack· ped Job Printinq Department of
pot for the larr•t flah. Mrs. ~our Horbor A,..o Newspaper.
Hopton, Dr. Ted Clarke, ot eo. The Ensiqn, 11(}4 Coest Bt, COM.
LAGU A BEACH
End of MOnth Values
,{
WOlD'S IIESSES IEPRICD
GROUP 1 GROUP 2
$4e00 $6.00
Ble sell'Ctlon of higher priced dresses reduced to clear our
stock. Rayon·Nylons·Cottons -We h ave selection In aolld
colors and prints. Brok en sizes 10 to 20 and hail sizes.
SAVE SAVE SAVE
ELECTRIC BLANKET
A real saving on a full slze Electric ,15 Blanket that has a two year guarantee.
You will enjoy this blanket during the
w inter nights. Several colors to select
from. NO La·Aways.
REMNANTS Y2 PRICE
Cotltla-IIJI•a-l•r...Or.,..,.
IYLOI 81 EID BUllET A,........._
Nylon blanbt tb.a'wtll atve both warmth
and beauty. Satlft bowlcJ and It Ja wub· able.
Full fashioned 60 gauge 15 denier
NYLON Hose tha t Is full of service a nd
beauty. And the price la so every one
can take advantage of the savings.
IIFIITS FITTED CRIB SlEET
SanforlzedTaped corners.
Needs no Ironing.
lEIS OUnll PIJIIAS
A real sav ings on MeM Outlnr Pajamu
In coat or middy style.
Sizes A·B a nd C only.
lEIS COIDURDY SHIRTS
77~
Men tha t like a real ahlrt for comfort ·r and wear a buy you should t•k~ advant· •
age of. Size Smali·M~.·Large, and the
colora are Green·Blue·Bed·Yellow·teal. •
lEIS FUIIEL UIITI
Real colorful and warm FlanMI Sport
Shlrt.a that are wuhable by machl~ Full cut and 10 comfortable.
Slz.H SmaU·Med. La.rre. No L&y.Awaya.
lAUZE 111PE11
Special woven·Pinked ~re..
Rapidly drytnr.
•• IIEII a.TI Juat think a real Broadcloth Dreu Sblrt
In Putel colon. New Craft collar. Banel
aleeve wft.b one button cuff. Slza 14% to 17.
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1'lnNIDAY.OCI~If, ...
Ruling Asked on BluR
Construdion in CDM
Charles Fipps. owner of a num· there Is no restriction against
ber of lots on the Corona del Mar building above the bluff level,
bluff, asked Newport City Coun-they pointed out.
ell Monday evening If there is A legal ruling has to be made
any restriction against building on the question of putting a ga.
above the bluff level on those rage on top of a two-s tory dwell·
lots. He also wanted to know If I lng, they sa id.
the two story limit on dwellings
would prohibit the construction --1-1-6--11--U-.-• ....._ .... i -,--
of a garage on top of a two-story . I ' II I house.
He said h(' had r('C('ived pur-
chase ortc>rs for some of h is lots,
and tha t the prospective buyers
wanted to know what type of
construction Is p<>rmltted. He said
that he had ~n told that bluff
dwellings could not extend above
the curb llmJt of Ocean Blvd.
Accompanying Mr. Fipps at the
Council meeting were H a r r y
Blodgett. who wu representing
him as hls attorney, and builder
Charles Masters, who wanted to
buy and build on one of the
Flp~ Jots.
Counc il reterred the questJon
to City Manager John S&Jlors for
answer.
Mr. S&Uora and City Enctneer
Bert W...., eQlalnect altef tbe
IDilltJnJ that tbe CJt;y Cou.ndl
bu -..bllthed a poUey of re-
qulrlnr CouncU approval at any
plana for access to bluU Iota trom
Ocean Blvd. acr018 the right-of·
w ay along the blurt. However,
Business must've been good at
the Horvath RE oftlce. Frank a nd
wiCe just arrived home from a
Ban!f and Lake Louise holiday
and now Curle Fishback or that
office Is driving a new blue
Packard. • • •
Which all reminds us of an old
say1ng <modified):
''He who whispers down a we ll,
about the hou.se he h as to sell,
''Will never drive a fancy Cad,
like him who buys an Ensign
ad." • • •
NewpOrt took a bow at the re·
cent California Real Estate Con·
vnt.km •he'll eopa. crt U.. book
by loeal !loud member Lot.
Vopl. "Bow to leU Beal r..tate."
were ~ted u priiee at the
women's luncheon. • • •
There seems to be a whole
n ock oC new members oC the
Realty Board. or course t heir a p-
plications were turned In bt'rore
IIELP W AJn'ED
lEI
Job now open In
SANTA AN A to high
school graduates,
age 18--45
These are career
jobs with excel-
lent opportunities
for advancement.
IAUIE lEI
CLERKS
and
COISTRUCnON
HELPERS
5-Day Week. Paid
vacatlons and
holidays, medical
coverage available
to employees and
dependents, Co.
paid pension and
dlsabllity plan.
APPLY
1030 EAST FIRST ST.
SA.MTA ANA
Mon. ·hl I A.M..f P .K. ....... coumn
lAS CO. JOE LITILEFIELD TO SHOW
MOVIE TO FUCHSIA SOC1ETT
Joe Littlefield, g arden cons ult·
ant. wlll s how a "Garden Chats"
movie and discus garden prob·
lems nt the meeting of the Costa
Mest-Bay Cities branch of the
C.llfornla National Fuchsia So·
clety at 7:30p.m. Tuesday In the
Everett A. Rea School auditor·
lum. Hamilton lllld Meyer Sts.,
Costa Mesa.
Friday's open house. but w<>'ll 1---------------bet they're doubly proud to b<' SERVICES
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" Clossified Ad in The Ensiqn
brinqs immediote result\! Coli
Horbor 111 4-1115 and orove it !
Knit
y..,
Christmas
.niDW!
~--:_~. $1 ... -. ..... --s one ....... .....
_......,...dlp••w ,.._ ........ cdlCIO&on.
Plllllilll • ...., &a -. a...u.,
EWellltl•lllll's
YARN SHOP
rl#r z. ce.t .......
C... ... ,._. IU .s7 •ova
Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
members aCter looking over the -------------
Newport Harbor Board's new UftH£1 I SHIIIOI
home overlooking Newport Har· p1iNTfNc CONTRACTORS
bor! Here are the new'ns: Doro· thy Faye Fleer and Clora Lynch. "Color m atching a specialty'' VVor~anahlp guaranteed associates with Island Realty; 416 Femleal, Corona del Mar
Victor M. Klingensmith. asSO<:I-127"' 30th St., Newport
ate with the Balboa Bay a nd Harbor 0347-R or Harbor oon.w
Beach office, and Helen B. Baum.
associate with the firm's Lido of·
flee; Antonio M. Soares, associate
with Paul C. Jones realty; John
Teagle. associate with W. E. Fish ·
er; Richard Rude, associate with
Homer Shafer; Mary Reynolds.
associate with Art Adair ; Esther
Bennett, associate with Rex
Rechs ofllce, and Samuel Hur-
wltt. an active and multiple Jist·
lng member with Seven Islands
Realty and Investment Co., 503
32nd St., Newport. • • •
Over 100 euesta and members
were at the open house of the
~alty Board lut Friday (a Jot
of them didn't aJgn the book l
with the new home a nd every·
body In 1t all spruced up . . .
artd lots ot pretty plants and
flowers. Otfictattne at the punch
bowl and tldblta wn-e JNn
SmJth. Charlotte Fulola, Ruth
Seeley, Ethel Shirley, Vl Clapper
and Katy Olaon. And denoting
the absence of Ralph Mukey
wu a letter on the bulletin board
stating that "so they wouldn't
miss b lm too much" they could
tend alona to bta ottJce 80me of
the retrftbmenta and be would
drink to all their healths when
he eot back. Mr. Mukey wu at·
tendJnr a fair commJtt.M meet· lnr up In Fresno.
4-3 Vote OK's
15-Ft. Setback
A request for a setback vari-
ance for a dwelling at Driftwood
Rd. a nd Morning Ca nyon Rd. In
Shore Cllrfs was granted to Dr.
J . R. Longley by Newport City
Council after a lengthy debate
Monday evening.
A portio n of the dwelling will
be ~t back 15 feet from Drift·
wood Rd. (designated as a side-
street for that corner loll, whlle
the remainder of that side ot the
dweJllng will be set back 25 teet.
In line wltb other houses front-
Ing on DriftWood Rd.
Attorney Donald Dunga n rep-
r~nted some 62 Shore CUffs
property owners protesting the
15·foot setback. The objectors
claimed It wou1d add to traffic
peril at the comer and did not
conform to the established char-
acter of the subdivision. City At·
tomey Katl Davia said that Dr.
Lonaley wu legally entitled to
the partial 15-fbot tetback. whlcb
contorm.a wlth Sb<lft CUtts deed
retrtrlctJons on that particular
lot. ..... ,..
18JUIItaalmpoii1mda
WIIEBEyou_,..._
The Plannlnf CommlssJon had
voted 3 to 2 last 1llursday to
recommend approval. Co u n e II
voted 4 to 3 to ,rant the requat.
Councllmen San<ty MacKay, Lee
WUder, Gcald Bennett and
Stan.J.,-aldOerbor wted ya
MQW Dora am and Coundlmen
1. 1. Sb'Sclu'CI ancS ~ Blc·
ble~no. ....
OW WaD
IIIIC2 ·-
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• 2·bedt. home and apt., com-
pletely fumhhed -In very
desirable l~atlon. Full price,
only
$11,800
•
ISLAND RUL TY CO.
498 Park, Balboa Wand HA 377
IIlii lEW
A cute little home of 3-bdrs.,
2 battt.. le. living rm. opens
to sh eltered patJo. wood panel
tlnlsh In living room and
dining room . Buy now and
have your choice of colors.
Priced $28.750 • • •
ODOR VIEW
4·bedr. home, den, 2 baths,
hardwood and c a r pete d floors,
$45,000,
Submit down. • • •
BAY SHORES BARUII
3· bedr. Living room 15x20, flreplace, fence, co v e r e d
pa tio can't be duplica ted for
This Pric-e
Reduced to $1 8,500
Earl W. SlalleJ
REALTOR
225 Marine Ave .. Balboa Island
Call Harbor 1T75.
or Bayside Office Ha rbor 3297
Eves. Edith Maroon, HYatt 4-6222
John MacNab, Harbor 5359
Louls Boynton Harbor 2878
e ,.,.,..,
ClilaC.n
e
View-VIew-VIew
Check your broker ..• brokt>r
check your Jl.nlngs. Can you
beat 4-bedrms.., 2 baths. dln·
tng rm.. llv1ng rm.. lee. bluU
lot, 400 sq. tt. of plate glass
to brine the yacb~ world
Into the Jiving area ...
Can you beat It!
531,100
Terms
We'll and deal-
Call Georre Moore
Harbor 1600--eves. HA l588·J
Hart. I•,••••
30th and Newport Blvd.
Newport ~ach
w l'oo Lnte to Cla.ny
FOR RENT: older 5-room bou~.
furnished. utilities paid, S70 a
month. Phone HA 5213-W.
WOOUTEls sold only by Petite
VIlle in CDM. It Is the cold
watl'r soap for washing aU
woolen s. 3409 E. Coast Hlway.
SITIJATION WANTED-reliable
baby t'are. evenings, Corona
del Mar. HA 2925-W
COROllA DR IAR
Vogel Va.lue
Immaculate 2 be-droom home. I~ rooms. loveiy fenced yard with patio lr BBQ. BacheloT apartment on
the rear. The Income unit can be used tot detray1ng all expenses. Only $14,500.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR 1477 HARBOR 1741
BILL'S BEST BUY
n1 THE DJTE
Almost new 2-bedrms. and den on large lot among towering trees and beautiful homes of finest custom
quality. Flreplace, 2 baths. service room. dbl. gar., large
patio, nice lawns and shrubs. For those desiring the
best. All rooms are large. Priced at $19.500-but owner
Is very anxious. Good terms to right buyer. See this!
W. A. TOBIAS, ReaHor
-yuu'U like our friendly service
!Neo.v address--400 E. lith St.>
COSTA MESA
Uberty S 1139
NICE HARDWD. nrs., 3·bedr. with 1', baths on 68x~ lot. Wired Cor 220. It's a real buy. Submit your down. $9,000 full price . • • •
M-1 Investment. 86x475, h igh. level, on Placentia.
$12.500, with terms. • • •
3 BEAUTIFUL new Back Bay homes with view. 3 It •
bedrms., 2 baths. From $19,950 to $28.500. C&ll us to ~these.
HIUSTDI IEALn 1H 111111._
509 Center St .. Costa Mesa, Uberty 8·6911 Ev~ and Sun. Seymour Harbor 5298-W
Lytle Liberty 8-2542 Petite Liberty 3-5487
I UIIT CIUIT
Almost new, EutaJde eo.ta Mesa. 6400 Sq. Ft. olllvtJla
area plua garaa-. and p~ below the ~ ol l'@l)ro·
ductlon. All unJq rented, Income tsOO pe-r month. ToU.I
prtce $52.500. f1nn.
ll'fWEV S.lllti.IIJ,IIL
JU2 Kewport 81vd .. Newport
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ART C. m1tER CO .• REAL ESTATE .................
llbapatiiiiiMia .... ..__,•IIIIM
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• •
• "START LIVING ..
NOW
IRVINE TERRACE
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOME:!
AND OTilERS
lJNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purcbue In the
S24,000 to $35.000 class we sincerely r«<mmend
the Irvine Estates overlooking Newport Harbor.
Th~ homes feature Cal!lornla living. Ottered exclu-sively through Earl W. stanley In a Smog-Free area
known u Irvine Terra~n Coast Hlebway opposite
the new lrvlne Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
• For recommenda'tlon, we refer you to anyone who holds a Leasehold Estate in Irvine Terrace, Beacon Bay, Baysbores or Cutt Haven.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Fu:ther Information
. BEF.E YOU BUY
TRY
FRliCIS J. HMVITH, Ruiter
2216 Newport Blvd 3420 W. Balboa Bl vd
U 8 5101 Harbor 1428
COSTA MESA
l ·bedrm . older home. do~ to stores and
boule\'ard .. .. ... $ 5.250.00
2. 1-bed.rm . large lot. room for umts In
Cront, low dn. . . . . . 7,000.00
3. 2 bedrm., l ·YT ·Old. h.w noors. fireplace, larg~ lot. low down . .. 10,400.00
4. 3· bedrm., older home. large l.r.. d.r ,
kitchen. A·l condition, stU('('() and plaster
Also bam . ch •ckl'n bouse and garage.
Nl'ar Newport Blvd. . . . . 12,000.00
5. Ideal site for that prof essiOnal or bust-
ness bldg. On Broadway at Fullerton cor·
ner. 110 x 125 feeL Submit o!fer and
terms. You'll be sorry If y ou don't.
NEWPORT BEACH 405 Holmwood
1. Lovely 3 bedrm., l ~ baths. 2 levels. Ga·
rage on alley level. Enclosed patio,
&brubs. plants, trees. and fenced. Near
Hoag Hospital and Kellpot acrosa the
Fr..wa)'. Fine netehborboocl. See lt and
JOU1lllke tt. A GD.a1l down mllbt ba.o4Je thb one ·
2. Attractlv. • bedtm., to~ air heat. land·
S("apeod .. slngl~ garag~m I(> add dble. ~ara~e at dllcy. 2 baths "'ltb Westlng-~ous..• infra red ray h<'dt. :\t>ar High Yh->c1l Tt>rms
WEST ~f:\\"PORT
14,500.00
2 b<-<lrm . flrt'plal'E' launfln anfl -.huwpr
In garJg(' Nc•ar ba) lttt•an·. and p • .trk on
B.dboa Blvd 11.500 00
2 3 bf>drm . flrPplacC'. a£·ros.c; stl'('('l Crom <'h~tnnt>l. room to add doubll' garage and
unit at rear of lvt 11.60000
L~TS--2 on Walnut Plact>, and 2 on RochestPr-for Sti.fJ.Kl. t•ash
Lic;t )our propt-rty for salt' or for rent at e1t her oU!ce.
WHAT DO YOU HIVE?
I HAVE
1. IN DOWNEY-A b<'auJiful 3 bfodrm .. d<>n. 2 ba ths.
2 flreplac-eo1> landscaPt'd. double gara gt"--wlth c ur-tal~s. and r~rpeting In I r. and ha lls lncludf'd.
Pri<<'d at $.r. .. i(X) Will trade S22.000 equity for mul-tiple unit~ In Balboa Ar<'a
2. IN LOS ANGEL~Wilsh1rt> Dlstn<'t. LovPiy du·
plf.'x. A l rnn•ltlon. mrome $2.7110 a yt>ar CarpetPd
13 rooms Will TRADE $.25.000 equJt) for a Lido JsJ~ Hom('
3 IN BORREGO SPRINGS--A lot nt>ar Count ry Cluh
hou.,. _v.,u Trade Cor lot in Harbor Ar('a or "'-Ill 8(>11 for Sl. .so.
REALTOR Harbor 1428 Liberty R 5101
OlE OF THOSE POPUUI
''lngram"-bullt 2 bedr. homes Rusti<' d"lgn, 4-yra.
old. dblr gar . large patio. ln ex~llent condition.
Owne-r transferred to England. Priced for quick sale!
$6,000 DGWI
Very &ood terms
See Mr. Erhardt with
JIHI E. SliM Bl
REAL TOR AND INSURANCE
3333 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
Harbor 2-U:l
. ... -,. ..•.•
with a totaJ ot a1'70.GI6AD
multiple u.dJliiiNd tD da.twt tD ~
, ,.....,.
···~·········· .. ·••······ ENSIGN CLASSIFIED • CASH RATES FOB ENSIGN WANT ADS
1 Time 2 Times
20 words or le-ss-----.75 1.25
3 Times
1.50
2.00
2.50
21 to 30 words 1.00 1.50
31 to 40 words 1.25 2.00
Each word over 40 .oa .OS .01
Cash must be received within 7 days of first insertion
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WESTINGHOUSE Frost-Free Be-OPEN HOUSE Sunday, 1·5 p.m .,
trlgerator, pln.k f t b reel ass at 276 Maenolla, Costa Mesa.
drapes, blrd-prlnt drape-. 8 Boomy 3-bedr. cottage 'midst
green plastic cbalr cushions, 23 fruit trees on 3 lots. Duncan
complete Lionel tratn and &c· Hardesty.
cessorles. HA 6162. NICELY FURNISHED. newly de<:·
SPINET PIANOS-~~n-t"""'al=-r-e-tu_r_ns-. orated 5-room apartment with
Trade-Ins on organs. etc. Like garage, near post oUice, bank
new. ThlJ lJ a chance for a big and stores. Ideal tor couple. No
savings. Open Friday eves. chUdren or pets. $90. Contact
Danz-Schmldt, 520 N. Main, owner. 325 Orchid, COM. HA
Santa Ana. 512-R.
MODERN. blond, ashwood fuml· PURNISH APT. 2-bedroom. $65.00
ture. custom made, for home or yearly Including uWitles; S55
oUice. Abo electric stove, 2 wi9ter rental. Balboa. HA 1050.
ovens, 6 burners. Owner HA PROFESSIONAL MAN attention!
2425. Owner wUI buUd attractive of·
SEASON TICKET BOOKS now on flee sutt.e ln Lido District. Call
sale. $4.50 per book. Newport HA m .
Harbor Community Players. -=-w":":':VEL=-=-y~vt=F:W=~H::-::0:=-:ME~-o-n-;K;-;1-n-gs
Call Mrs. Rysdale, HA 2347-R. Road, cutf Haven. Unfurnished,
COMMENCING Monday, Oct. 31 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $200. HA
through Saturday, 1:00 to 5:00 5505 or U 8·7526.
p.m., 3120 Seaview, Corona del Mar, purchased on World tour: JIEAL ESTATE WA.KTED
Oriental art objects, brocades, WANTED FROM OWNEll 2-Bed·
Chinese embroideries, fabrics, room It Den, 2-bath, home.
kimonos. costume jewelry, na· South of the Highway, Corona
tlve costumes. pictures, linens, del Mar. For cash. M. Lennert.
china. lamps. English Lustre Box J -l, c/o The Ensign, COM. plates. Also blond cocktail ta·
ble and mahogany Sheraton WAIITED TO JlEJfT
bu!fet. wANTED-2-bedroom furnished
HAMMOND ORGANS -All mod· house. Nov. 15 to May 15; 2
els. Some wonderful bargains quiet adults. Corona del Mar
In used organs. Severa l makes. preferred; reasonable. HA 12
F actlce ooms Trade In ree pr r or leave mes.uge at HA 2452. your old Instrument. Da nz· LADY ALONE wants 2-bed.room, Schmidt, home of the world furnished apa.rtrnent with ga-famous Hammond, Santa Ana.
520 N. Main. rage: not over $85. yearly rent ·
BASSINETl'. pad and liner. used a l. HA 2280-W.
3 months. $10. 411 Hazel Dr .. llE.LP w A.lfTED Corona del Mar.
NAME TAKERS for L ag un a
TRADE IN your old watch on a Beach and South Laguna. Good
Ladles diamond Elgin. Wallace handwriting e-ssential. Write
Calderhead Jeweler, 3123 E . Box J-4. cj o ENSIGN, or call Coast Hwy .. COM. Kl 3-3681.
INSTRUCTORS AND Supervisors. FOR SALE .. Experience preferred but not 7 cu FT. Chest type Deep necessary. It you are lntelll· Fre eze , excellent condition. gent, neat and attractive a nd $125. 411 Hazel Dr .• COM. can quality you will earn u p
IV AJf EDABDT
DlSTIJfCTIOlf of beiDg .. Mcm
of the Moaath" of the llfewport
Jl.ealty Board WD WOA Jat
moeth by Jack 8J'eDDCID cmd
l•cm Erhardt durlDg Augut.
Kr. BnDAGD nceotly opeMd
h1a OW1l nalty finD at S320 w. Coast Blgbway, llfnrport.
Hla award was for MUlag the
lGf9Mt mulUple llatmg. M l'.
Erhardt la with tbe Job.a E.
Sadlelr Jl.ealty finD at 3l33 E.
Coast Blgbway. Corooa del
Mar. cmd be was boDond tor
MlllDg the moct multiple llat·
lags durlDg the IDODtb. (EA·
a19'D phot(M)
SERVICES
lotie Project.s
WbU. U. Cot Myron P. IAwla Mr. Adair Ia at Walt Disney
Jr. Ia eervlna with the U. S. Alr Studloe workln• on the tcon ot
Force In &01ea. hla famUy, In· "SleepJnc Beauty," next tuU·
cludlnc Mra. (Janel Lew1a and lenath Disney featu.re. He 1a abo
thelr eon. Twte, who la slx. are worklnc With Gocdon JenldM on
llvlnc op Abalone Ave., Balboa the Eddie Flahet ahow IChedultd
Ialand. The family have been to open In January ln 'a 'fabuloua
frequent aumm~r vlsJtora to the new boteJ In Lu Veeu. Jn the
Harbor area. Ju.t before comlne put Mr. Adair ~as worked on
here Col. Lewla was .tatloned ln shows for Bin& Croeby, Dick
Sacramento. HayrnM. Ralph Edwards {thla Is
• • • your lUe) and most recently for
Just gettlne set1lcd this month the Gary Croeby and Jack Carson
on Opal Ave., Balboa Island, are radio shows. In the late 1940's he
the Guy Goodwlns, Including Mr. wrote the lyrics for the Broadway
and Mrs. Goodwin and 3-yr.-old show "Alone Fifth Avenue," In
Susan. They have just moved which Jackie Gleason got his
from Laguna, but previously had start. Some ot the many hit songs
been Los Angeles residents. Mr. for whlch he hu written lyrics
Goodwin has a real estate busl· Include "Everything Happens to
ness Jn, Santa Ana. Even durlne M~." "Let's Get Away from tt
World War U Mr. Goodwin didn't All" and the "Blue of the Eve·
forget California. He wu with nlng."
the U. S. Navy serving aboard The Adair family Jived on BaJ.
the USS San Oleeo. boa laland tor 10 months durtne
• • • the war and vowed to move back
to Jive eo.rneday. eo tbla year they
eold thelr San Fernando Valley
home and pwchued another on
Abalone Ave. Dauahter Anne.
who ta 17, la .UU finlahlng hl&h
achool up In the valley, but eon
Michael, who la 12. and twin sis·
ter and brother, Robin and RJch·
ard, nearly five, are all Jiving
with thelr parenta on Balboa Ia·
land.
IAJIDU TRADER of Llclo Jale
... 1111111 as Slat... KC119C1Nt 1D
tiM Jfewport Barbow Comaa·
alty •tcrran fl.tat pkry of tile
s••oa. "The llaaty Beart. .. to
be ....-w ""· a. 3. aa4 s 111 u.. C~aapel neater. Ol'clate
c.a.t c.u ....
aru.CB GUILD TO MEET
St. E 11 z a bet h GuJld of St.
James EplJJcopal Church of New·
port Beach will hold Ita monthly
meetlne In the home of Mrs.
William Fisher of 153 Shoreclltt
Rd ., Shore CHUa. at 12:30 p.m .
Wednesday, Nov. 2.
For Jet+erheeds. envelopes c.f THE ENSIGN. HA-I 114 .
Early tall arrivals to the Har·
bor area were Dr. and Mrs. Don·
ald E. Pehlke and sons Mike. aee
9, and Roeer. 6, who come from
BoiM. Idaho. Dr. Pehlke Ia Dean
of Student Personnel at Oranee
Coast Colleee and ts already
deep In counaelJng work at the
college. He formerly was admlnl·
strator at Boise Junior Colleee In
Idaho. The family live on Hello·
trope Ave .. Corona del Mar. • • •
After flv~ years In the heat
and smog ot Arcadia, the Robert
J. Bonners have moved to Collins
Ave. on Balboa Island to take
advantage o~ boating and other
opportunities of the Harbor
Area. The family Includes Mr.
and Mrs. Bonner and 14-year-old
Jeanine Anne, who Is attending
Newport Harbor High School. and
Kenneth James. 11, who attends
Horace Ensign School. Mr. Bon·
ner Is the southwestern area rep-
resenta tive of the Nestle's food
IJnsuna Co~n~eKia~
company. • • •
The Harbor Transfer an d Stor·
age ol 2200 Newport Blvd .. Costa
Mesa, celebrated Its ninth year
In business Monday. Elmer and
Ethel Smlth. the owners. came
to Costa Mesa on Oct. 24, 1940,
which Is Mrs. Smith's birthday.
Just recently Mr. Smith pur-
chased a 28-toot aeml-van truck
which makes three vans and one
open truck used by the flrm. Be·
sides their transfer business.
they both keep busy with clubs,
lodges and civic oreanlzatlons.
Just recently Mr. Smith was
made a charter member of Moose
lodge, which was Instituted In
Costa Mesa, and a lso was ap·
pointed secretary ot the lodge.
They b(>th say there Is no place
like Costa Mesa and the harbor
area tor meeting friendly people. • • •
received a letter of oommenda ·
tlon from the State Pharmaceu ·
tical Asaoclatlon for his work In
lnltlatlne and wrltJne a new
narcotic law which hu been
passed by the U. S. Congress.
This chanee modernizes the nar·
cotlcs law by pennlttlne pbann·
aclsts to flJl telephoned pre·
scription• ot codelne In comblna·
tlon with other non-narcotJc
drup. Mr. Pelraol is president
of the Oranee County Pharma·
ceutlcal Auoclatlon. • • •
A euest dHiener for the nor·
lsts' school sponsored by the In·
land Florist Association at San
Bernardino la.t Oct. 16 was
MorrJ Motho. Harbor area norlst.
Morrl also captured tour prizes-
one second, two fourths &nd a
tltth-at the recent Pomona talr
tor noral arraneements In tropl·
cals, moderns. color contrasts
and Monochromatic a r r a n e e ·
ment.
COOP
Of the
Weell ••• ........ ~ .............. .._ ........
Ute ••••••• 1INIIr"" .. y.L
IF WE'D JUST S11JCJ[ OIL. we
wouldn't hesitate. We'd buy one
of the breatht.aJdntlY beauWul
CLAIRE McCARDELL outfits at
'niE CL0'111ES HORSE. Wonder·
tul t-hings happen to you wtfen
you sJip lnto a dresa de.lened
by thla eenJus of the trade ...
really, one feela welJ.groomed.
We lost our hearta immediately
to a stark white jacket trimmed
with jet blade velvet, water re·
pelJent It so-o·o smart looldne.
But we're REALLY elehlne for a
charcoal Myron wool, eleaantly
simple. unmistakably Claire Me·
Cardell. And to top lt. a eoft
fur·llke O'Uepo coat. Top 8eetet
news: a ahJpment ot maenlfl·
cent BERN HARD ALTMANN
~eaten ju.t anived from the
famous House of CUhm8e In
Austria. Matchlnc sklrtsT Out.
Madame! U onl1 tbe Very Best
sulta you, try tbe CLOTHES
HORSE. 215 Marine Ave., Balboa
Island, Harbdr CTTCTT.
* * * WEU ITD.L QAIPIKQ '"-
tiM tiUtl1 of It • • • bat tllM'e
.. Jut 80 dam JIAifT ..:it·
lD9 tllJap to ... at L I D 0
TOTLAJI'I)I 'l'be pa.. abaply
~ wttla ~lat
lble caddJy dolla. e ,. c h l c
tndlu. ed...U•cd toys •••
tbe walla .. Jut "'baaUag""
wtda gtlta tbe ldda wW .....
'l'be good old -..&JabloM"" ...
all~ .trtped ti9ln ..
mocle11D9 ..a •a JoUy dGiwu
•a eewiA9 ldt.-I'LUI a woa·
deda1 lfEW U.. of DOOJIT·
ED toys • • • cdto ....... csw..
-t. cdtov•tiMf tlu till a •. ElaoaP to pat ..... Ia your
GOOD playtne practice pianos.
$79, S87, $91 up to $195. Spinet
to $150 a week. Apply 1: 00 FOR RENT
A visit to relatives In the Har -
bor Area last year captured Mr.
and Mrs. D. E. Nelson and they
returned to Salt Lake City. sold
their home, and now have pur·
chased a nother on Narcissus
Ave., Corona del Ma r. They are
now settled as pe rmanent resl·
dents. Coming from a larger city.
the Nelsons have bf-en partlcu·
larly surprised and pleased with
the friendliness of their Harbor
Area neighbors. Mr. Nelson for·
merly worked with the eovem·
ment. the U. S. Enetneera. He
..wd wltb tb• ann.y lD World
The baytront headquarters of
Newport Balboa Savings and
Loan Is In the limelight agatn
as the feature In adverttaementa
ln four national publlcatioM:
Archlti!!CturaJ Forum, Procreutve
An:bttecture, A.rcb.ltec:tutal Jtec.
ord and ln Savtnp and oLan
News. Pbotoeraptul Dlu.trate tbe
buUdlne' ln all four maeazlnes.
.,... aa4 etart ,... -~ JI.DIJie lelia. llaop eady aD4
.. tMU z..r·A~·.._ be• .....................
~ •aaT'l LIDO 'I"'YY.AArD. Ma Ylll U... P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Monda: y S·MM 16-MM 35-MM The W-.ada r.ua..bJp ot ••;at ......_ ..._ ..._ type mtnor plano, a beauty throueh Frtday. ltlnc Studio of and 16101 lollD4 Pro)edon War I. " the Corana cJII Kilt Conmnmlty * * * only J1915. EuJe.t tenna. Danz·
Schmidt. 520 N. Maln, Santa
Ana. 100 pianos. Open Friday
nights.
NEWLY decorated turn I s h e d
single garage apartment with
view, private patio and barbe·
cue. HA 2627.
SALE-Grand pianos. Many won·
derful bargains. Many famous
makes. Prices from $385 up.
Bench Included. Danz·Schmldt,
520 N. Main, Santa Ana.
CAliS FOR SALE
MOVING OVERSEAS. will sacrl·
fl ee '51 Ford Club Coupe and
'53 Bel -Aire Sports Coupe. 518
Poinsettia, COM. after 6:30 or
week ·end.
'31 MODEL "A" Ford, In good
shape $90. Phone HA 0152·R.
'51 CHRYSLER Imperial, 4-door.
extra clean and origina l. 36,000
miles. $850. Liberty 8·4073.
'49 WlLLYS JEEPSTER In excelt.
cond. New top. low -cost oper-
ation. Phone Hyatt 4-4942.
PEJISOIIJ AL
WANT RIDE downtown Los An·
geles Monday through Friday.
h9urs 8:30 to 5:30; share ex·
penses. Jenkins. 703 Carnation,
COM ; In L.A. MA dison 6-4361.
Not responslblefor debts other
than my w ife's and my own.
C. Sherm Allen. Gourmet Kit·
chen. Corona del Mar.
WANT ride to downtown Los An·
geles, Monday through Friday,
working hours 8 to 4:30; wtll
share expenses. Ll 8-7919.
TRADE IN your old watch on a
new Hamilton. It means so
m uch more to gtve or get a
Hamilton. WaJlace Calderhead,
3123 E. Coast Hwy., COM.
COMING: The Hasty Heart. No·
vember 2. 3, 5, Cornmunlty
Play~ Chapel Theater, Or·
anee Cout Collep.
SITVATJOifa WAJn'KD
COM man would like eardenlne,
clean-up, etc. Call Jti 3·2122.
W A1fT BABY mTnNG ln my Co·
rona del Mar home: DaytJma.
CbUdren C to 8 yun. BA·
2M7-WX.
WAH lED: trontnr ln my home.
Dandn~, 3HO VIa Oporto, N.B
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING •n eare of 5-year-old child, 5 or
d
6
hours a day, 5 days a week.
HA 2886-W.
WIDOW OR PENSIONER to help
care for one child. small t>a l·
ary and sha re sma ll apt. 1626
Newport Blvd .. Snug Harbor
Traller Park. Do not a pply
after 5 p.m.
Girls-
EARN MORE
THAN EVER BEFORE !
Our new. higher starting
wage and frequent Increases
gives you this opportun it y.
Openings now for-
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
We will train you and you'll
receive many other benefits.
-Apply-
514~ No. Main Street
Rm. 2ll-5anta Ana
9:00 to 4:00 P.M.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
MAJWfE
Sli, I Ronoat
Spce for Real
American Legion 215 15th St.
Meetings 2nd-4th Wed. 8 p.m. ..
SERVICES
REPAIB AND Maintenance ,
palnt.lng, carpenter etc. lu.t
anything. ~asonable. Sau ..
faction euaranteed. HA 0126-J.
COIOLETE LAJfDSCUDfQ
IOVJCE
FREE ESnMATES
SltH Green Stamps
Free delivery
CORONA DEL MAR NURSERY
HA 1038 2744 E. Cout Hwy.
COMPLETE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING SERVICE
HA 2976
(Evenlnp, week-enda),
EUGENE 0 . SAtmDERS
500 31st Street, Newport Beach
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURJQIARDT u ...... C.V.etot' Mabel Whitman. f1I1T K&t~U•
rttle, a>M. BA cm.J. m w. 18th eo.ta ....
•a liL Iilli ltatJOn w.,.an. wm .-, up to .., eea. m
JIUII Dr. Colona del Mar.
LlbatJ... ~...a
HAVE TOU Ba:KT 'J'be .,.., WatdMI. Dlamondl, Wedd.lnl lUna. Coltume ~ ... Cliclla ..• cu.
rSed "Y aq Pleld8 at hJa .........
MY JUUJ8 WATCH UPAD Jlo ~ at Udo Dna .. It~~
..... IAiltJ .....
F AS1' COLOR P'lLM SEKVICE Model Airplane Supplies lean c .. ,....,
1782 Newport Blvd .• Costa Mesa Phone Liberty 8-7042
• • •
Another "well • known" hu
moved to Balboa Island. He ls
Tom Adair, noted song writer
and lyric composer. Right now
• • •
Hubert Pelrsol, owner of the
Corona del Mar Pharmacy. has
aum:b wtl1 bold a B.allowe'ea 8hdJL& UP TID ~
deuert brfdp and eanuta party Ju.t aampa.d IIOIDe bonellt·to·
tomorrow {Friday), &«ordln& to eooc1neM SOUTBI!RK 8'JTLI:
Mrs. R. D. Meredith, ways and smoky pit aBQ.. and we can't
mean~ chalrman. waJt to drac the ole man back
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------for dinner tonieht! Irs a n~ The Crossroads Village Shops e • e • • • • : :BQ ~. !~: m~~
JOHN VOGEL, Realtor
"the second story real estate man"
PHONE Uberty 8-1617
2nd FLOOR CROSSROADS VILLAGE BLDG.
ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE REALTY BOARD
FORCED· AIR HEATING
leilll's Clllonl
Piclurl Fl'llllq
Coalplete JloaJdbag.
•flnlaht~. Arl SuppU..
.n.au. M1mm
wow Dl
-riM Cro1aoada Vlllage ..
Llbeny ~1117
Uf:l/s •· •......-t 81~
the area·a
moat conYenient
ahopping center • • •
. . • on Newport BIYd.
aboYe the Archea.
acrou the Freeway
from Hoag Ho.pitaL , ........
,,...... •• ,lw
BUKD •.. ,.
PIIUIIOY
UK TOV I.OOJDJfQ roa A GOOD 'nTAIIDif
IP 10 COlO Ill AlfD ~TID POIIJIVLA or
lvnaFU
We proudly preaent the bat balance4, molt complete and
ma.t potent vttamJn.mJneral nut.rttlona.l proteetlon on the
market toc!a1. You mu.t be •Uifted w 1our money Ntwtded.
-
ot tbe stoves la none other than
Dlxle hlrn.Mlt, who uses a -s>eelal
Texas technique that 11ves a
true hickory smoke navor to
spate ribs. And hla HOT BIS·
QUITS and com bread muffins
are even BE'M'ER than mother
una' make! He cooks BBQ tur·
keys and chlckena to order. and
you can buy wonderful potato
salad or slaw to eo w1th them.
lust smell that hot cottee the
way DlxJe brews It ... Or you
might try hla early momtng
breakfut . . . even the heru can
be proud of what he does to thelr
eeea! Hours 8:30 a.m. to 2:30
a.m. DIXIE'S SOUTHERN BBQ
INN, 37CT1 E. Cout Htway, COM.
HArbor 4466.
* * * WC&Eftlll ..... .. ..tiled
.._ t1a1a • VlfiT .. ap atr Ia CDII ._. _., 8pll1 .-y _..,
.Achllll1y Ira I II' ••• ..,.utr .._. .............. .
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,
W011A11 Yllft'IIIO WID
Ill CLirF IIA ... DID ...._ 8tuJ.eJ' A. Wol. a, o« San
rr~ who had been vt.tttnr
hft mter, Mrs. Ruth Bu.llert of
321 XJnp Rd.. CllU Sav~. dJed
0et. 11 In Hoar Ha.pltal. An·
other at~, Mrs. Mary W. Col·
Jlna, ltvee on. Balboa Island.
Servlea were held Oet. 19 ln the
Baltz eo.ta Mesa Chapel
Business
Directory
llflnAIICB
INSURANCE
"Be Sure-Insure"
W1TB
STANLEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone Harbor 2474
3315 E. Coast Hlehway
Corona del Mar
Res. Phone, Uberty S. 7315
SCIIOOLS & DfiTJIUcriOJf
REAL ESTATE
Contracting
Insurance
Continuous day and evenlne
classes for preparation to
pass lhe State exam.
Call or write
For Information
AL TYLER SCHOOLS
1611 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
Kimberly 7..3511
KEllog 8-2513
Let Me Teach You
CIIJRA r ADf'TIJIG
Convenient Clus Leaona
u 8·5648
GLADYS TRACY
1928 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa
IUILDIKG SUrruES
CEMENT
AND
BUILDING
All Kinda-Free Estimates
LIBERTY 8-6109
LET US SHARPEN
YOUR
LA WNMOWERS-SA WS
KnJve., Scl.-.,~.1...-Etc. UbertY 8-5LSI
J. A. lk>ldlne
188% Merrill Pl., Costa Mesa
LARDSCAftRG--DEIJGJnJIG
George'• Landacape
& Maintenance
A home t.m't complete unless
tt'a land.caped! I am a U ·
cenaed Contractor. C u a t om
Landacaplne and DesJgnlng.
Alto Clean·ups and malnte·
nance.
lE-E IJIUCHI·
U..M4Coa~
LAJI1)ICUE DUJOift:a
Ccd1
Lm&IIT'l l ·aiS
WATER HEATERS
Sales. SeTvtce and Repairs
-IECITKI
PLUMBING
TC!I'D\8, 10 hr Cent. Down
Phone Harbor 5330
wa.DIIfQ
Fabrtcatlnr. Deatanlnl
• Malntenance
1'RAILEIIS. Hri'CJIES. BUMPERS
or what haw you ; No job
too lure or too small.
llEASONABLE RATES
2133 Oranp, Costa Mesa.
L( 1·3S19
VAN 'S CLEANERS
")0 v .. ". &.-1-. 'wfectl"9 S.periCN' C1MIIillg V.fhft!eflthlp"
WE FEATUit l
C.m~ H.ftdll"9 of All o.licete
Febna. Beaded I Lece Germents
DRY CLEANING-LAUNDRY SERV.
ICE -KNIT BLOCKING -HAND
PRESSING -DYEING -ALTERA·
liONS-REPAIRING.
Phone Herbor SJS2
Pod Up & Delivery Se"'ice
O pen 8 e.m. to 5;)0 p.m.
-Setu~ey, 8 e.m. to 2:30 p.m.-
H2i> E. Coest Hwy.: Corone del Mer
Elsie larlllr..P'!
YARN SHOP
'DC7 E. Coat Blgbway
Coroaa del KG IL\ 0157
Knitting. Crocheting and
Needlepoint Supplies
Knitting Bags
Specialized Accessories
and InstructJona
BOUU
Mon. thru SaL 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .
-aaaocr TIIIIIIT.
PM1D IIDIO <•o ,...., Wodctalad._a.dlo
WEJGD 010.1' 11 OZ. ..... .a~y r as• • 111.· A New Co~t ln Personal
Radio. Eat Pbone and eany.
lnl Cue Optlona). ExtfL
1AVII .. IIWI.
Ua.aaJ 1-...-. ....... c:.tllll-
At 11111 ..... .....
• -·~ _,T-.
.., ... ,..oo•s••,.,......, .,... ........ .... ....
Tbe "'bride .. wa l'riaceM. the Uttle CDCbr
apaalel eatend by h99Y cm4 Chrta F....,, the
daughtft cm4 MD oi Jl£ cm4 ICn. Arc:bie f'nl.
Mr. 3130 Brecm.n Dr .. ColoDG del XCII'. Chrta
ll pictured at rlgbt. PreMiatiDg the tropblft ll
J[ay FI.Dcb. wbo j~ the e"NDt. (Eulp
pboto)
Mrs. Martha Good Is Wed
To Hugh Childs of COM
Married at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. MacGinltle. 428
Marguerite Ave .. Corona del Mar,
on Tuesday, Oct. 11. were Mrs.
Martha L. Good and Hugh M.
Childs. The Rev. Harry Owings
of Santa Ana performed the
single ring ceremony at an eve·
nlng ceremony.
Following the service a family
Glnltle and formerly lived In
RJvers lde. She Is division mana·
ger • ot the lamp department at
Sears In Santa Ana. Mr. Childs
is employed a t Wizard Boat
Works, Costa Mesa. The newly·
weds have purchased a home at
611 Marguerite Ave., Corona del
Mar.
party was held with a buffet llrl SQIIIs 11 It supper presided over by the =!... ~&n~p ~~ ~~ Tt Ill &era,•• couple were Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles
Bayard of Garden Grove. .
The former Mrs. Good. a
widow, ls a sister ~t Mrs. Mac·
Mountain Lion·
Is Reported
A mountain Jlon was seen
going into a thicket on the bluff
north of the harbor department
oftlce on Bayside Dr. between
Irvine Terrace and Corona del
Mar by two men. harbor depart·
ment oUiclals notified Newport
pollee at 2 :25 p.m. Saturday,
Oct. 8.
Two gjrl scouts and two alter·
nates wUJ be chosen u the New·
port Harbor Council's repr~nta ·
tlves at the nationwide Girl
Scout encampment neJCt s ummer
In Michigan. acrordlng to Mrs.
Ted Hambrook. Co uncil presl·
dent.
The selection committee In ·
eludes Mrs. Hambrook. Mrs. C.
W. Crowl. Mrs. John Oertly, Mrs.
Everett Nunan and Mrs. Jack
Quisenberry. Selection will be
based on skill In camping, arts
and crafts. mwdc a nd dramatics..
First fall association meeting
was held Tuesday at the Girl
Scout House. 1700 W. Balboa
Blvd., Newport.
TRE STOCrrOMS llETUU
Many Entries
for Vets Day
·---
)(Q. Grant Howa.ld of U3 m .AG ..t. ~'C"
HellotroPi Ave .• Corona del Mar, ~ ~~ ~
won the euesslna contest In the Your FamUy 1.-t.aurant
Harbor Paint Store booth at the (a...d ~)
LoMter Bake. She guessed 833-1515 L c:oc.t Jntla•.Y
More than 85 marchln1 untt.a. colored balls. four short of the Barbor 1.. C.... clel .._.
bands, equestrian IJOUJW and aa:ct:u:aJ:::n:u:m~be:r ......... ...::::::;:::::::::~=~~~=====~~~ oth~ oreanJzatlona have been -:-
luued lnvlt.atlona to take part In
the Veteran's Day Parade ached·
uled for 10:30 a.m. Friday, Vet·
eran'a Day, Nov. 11 In Newport
~ach.
A Jlant fish fry and carnlvaJ
wUJ follow the parade. It wUJ
be held on the erounda of the
Newport Harbor American Le·
elon Post at 15th St. and Bay
Ave.. Newport Beach. Vetera n
eroups throuehout Orange eoun·
ty will take part In the event 1
The parade will haJt at 11 a.m
an d buglers will sound Taps I
down the line of march.
Veteran eroups are.aelUng fish
try buttons at 11 each, good for
1
a flsh dinner, to ral.ae funds to
finance the celebration. The
Newport Beach city council r~·
cenUy declined to provide $1 .000
for the event. The aponaorlng
group is the Newport Harbor
Veterans Organizations Inc. A
dance will be held that evening
In Legion Hall with music to be
provided by Billy Arthur and his I
orchestra.
Ebell Proiect
Is 'Clean-up'
Members of Junior Ebell hav('
undertaken to clean up the Har·
bor area as their ''build a bettt>r
community project" for the 1955
·56 club season.
Members voted unanimously
to take on thls project at their
first regular meeting of the fa ll
held recently at the IrV1ne Coast
Country Club. They propose to
adva nce the ir project by educa·
tlng the public to the new statt'
law which prohibits littering th~
highways by throwing things
from automobiles, acrordlng to
Mrs. Tom Woodward, publicity
chalrman.
Heading the program is Mrs
James Reynolds. overall chair·
man. Serving under her are the'
survey committee I n c I u d I n g
Mmes. Edward Kelly, George
THE HilTY IIEIIT
Presented by
Newport Community Playen
w•.-n.,.,..satirll•r
.., .... , 2, 3, .... 5
OB.A.IfGE COAST COLLEGE CB.APEL
If LDIIC IEACM
lilt distinctlwe
Victor Hugo
7JObst.......,
Telephone
14471
IN CORONA DEl liAR
1he colcr{ul
HURlEY BEll
•1 t COAST IIICHWAY
Telephone HArMr %718
Grupe. Robert Jones. Charles I WI c Woodward and William Sexton.
Members of the r~arch com·
mittee are Mmes. Robert Wa J. VOUQ ea•NOLa
lace. Arthur Neeb a nd Donald PWBLIC GOLI: COUASE Clark. Mrs. Donald P~tt>rson. Mrs.
Norman Watson .and Mrs . Free· Olr.Rn..v<lt~NftrUA&AIUIW'
man Flsher will serve as coordl· ~.W~~
nators of groups. Mrs. J. M. Hem· Perty Aec:ommodetians
street will be tn charge of legis· *
lation. W..t,5th St. at Santa ADam.._
sEnD o• ava IIDDaAL ~;;;;;;;~SAHr~~A~AMA~~PII.~~D~3-13~~~~~~~~ Senine aboard the .ubmartne r;
USS Medrega.l of the Atlantic
Fleet is RJchard H. Relchner.
torpedoman's mate third cia~.
USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
K. RelchnET of 208 20th St . New.
port. Before entering the Navy In
Septembe!', he a ttended Newport
Harbor High School.
ICICBEI I ES TO AJf ABEDC
Mr. and Mrs. MJcbael Michell('
(} ~Uwu;
Qtucls
lll.AFO'S IESTIUUIT -111101 of 600 Heliotrope Ave .. Corona F....,Jy of B-et
del Mar. have moved to Ana· SpedaUriD9 Ill caat.beatic ftaUaD Food. deUptful crtJDo..
helm. Mr. Michelle Is on the mu· spben ideal !«_ faaally dill.l.Dg. ltalJaD Foods aad Paatry
nlclpal government staff for the I pnpand froiD Gnaadolfo'a OWD Spec:lal redpee •••
city or Anaheim. Mrs. Mlch t>llt' Pf=PCI laked l..aao!rDa--BOIDe Made BGYioU
Is the former Mary Beswick. En· I Spc19Jaetti-Steab---Sea Food. .. FOOD PB.ErAJlED TO GO'" sign office employee. lsu Balboa BJ~ 8a.J.boa llcrrbolo 4137
OPEM DAIL T DOOil to midDJpt: KODday 5 p.m. to N ldDJgbt Pollee and fish and game war·
dens saw tracks In the area but
no further sign of the wild ani·
mal could be discovered. In p ast
years mounta in lions have been
sighted In the wild Buck Gully
area between Corona del Mar,
Corona Highlands and Shore
Clllfs.
Dr. and Mrs. Albert Stockton 1
of Shore Cliffs returnNI last I
WC('k from a trip t'ast. Mrs.l
Stockton wao; caiiNI suddenly to
the Atla ntic sea board In August
becaust' of th(' death or a n aunt
Dr. Stockton joined her the flrst
of this month.
MIKE MYERS
UNION SERVICE
U. S Royol T:res
w~~h,,.9' & Pol ~h.nq
SOUTH SEAS CAFE ----
FIDe food •.• eoc:.ktall bar ••• floc. abowe Dl9btly •.• a1ao
dclllclll9 to the mualc of the CI'"C"'Ildo., Decca ncordbag
a:rtllta. Eaay to vet to froaa Mewpon RCII'bor Areo--dri" ap RCII'bor BIYd.. turD rtgbt ODto lli9bway 101. tbea tva
ngJat oa l'loa~ Boad a quarter of a lllfle fartber oa.
10171 0. S. BWT. 101 Dear AKABEIIC UTSTOJJE S·U..
CHUIIIJII CAFE -Aia11Un
GIVES CRASE IJf AUTO
Three boys stole a hub cap
from her car and were running
down an alley being pursued by
her husband In his car. Mrs.
Norma Fergu~ of 309 Hello·
trope Ave .. Corona del Mar, notl·
fled Newport pollee at 8:40 p.m.
Oct. 15. The hub cap was ~
covered but the boya f'Seaped.
C:O, le.....,_•ds. envelopes c.l
THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
FREE PICI(.UP & DELIVERY
Pho~• Herbor )()q4
170 1 E. C:O.st H•9!-.wey et Aveudo
Coi'Qfle del Mer
IE SA
UPIGLSTEIIII U~&Da¢*11
Uberty 1-C711
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Ill Oraa9e C:OW.ty. employs 3.5. llld u41D9 D1IM cbefa. WOII·
derfu1 QilleM food atbac:ta goa..rmeta froiD tbrou9bout tiM
SoatblaD4. l t"a worth a trtp to ADabefa.. ~ Ia tiM
baabt CIDd ateab allo an Matund.. Yet Ua b your t..t. Clll• ••• 9ift &bop Deld ctoo.. m E. CE.ltTE1 AlfABEJX u 5-4511
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Featwill9 fiDe MCdood. atealta. Pl'bll• ..U... cbJctrea. dadE. tiM VWa ICCII'Uaa b CIIM of C>rcmcJe Coaaty'e tiDed ......._
I'GDta. lcmquet I'OOIIIl Mats QP to 400. ~ at U.e ~
to 8c1boa lalaDd. 08«* ..... OW'DIII'Ih.tp -tiM CUque ... ~
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YEllOW PAGES
CAN HElP PfWTECT
MY HEAD
FO~ TENTS AND AWNINGS
fT PAYS TO LOOK
rN THE •CLASSIFIED~ PART
OF YOUR TElEPHONE BOOK •
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lowlllfp ol COI'ODa del ..., Coal-
JDwUty Chwdl baa .a.t.d AJ1D Kn. WllJtDey Wrfaht of Co·
Humuon. .,..dent; lbQ ~M~r-rona del Mar, who bu recently
1ton, viee-.,...aclft)t; Teny 1c:ott, nttunMIIIl fhal a trip to Kawau •
.ecretary: and Bolly lntnun. told ot ber -.pertence. tMre u Newport liar* Union Hlp
treuurer. A cu41e-ligbt s.n.tal· first delepC. ,.._ the Long School rraduate. Ria tJoph,y hu
latJon lel'\'1e» wtll be beld at Jeadl moe-to UM General been praented by tbe Newpoct
6:30p.m. Sunday 1n PUgrtm Hall Convention ot Protetltant bl.eco· Harbor Board ot Realton to bJa
Amonr thoee rec:eiYiJ:l6 Honcw-
able Mention awU"C18lll the CaJI·
fomla Jtetl FAtate "-a. annual
essay oontNt was Char* JUct,
ot the church pal Olu~ at Jloliolwu at the mother, Mrs. Dorothy Perldnl, of
· me e t1 n • ot tbe SL 'l ames 459 Eut 19th Street. Cocta Mesa,
rwrorr.1an'• A\Ud.Uary. because Charles, who graduated
HJ -, Jut June from Harbor HJg.h u lh point l.n lin. Wrfcht 8 Valedlct rlan t. aolna to achool trip wu tlbe eervtc:e of the 0 • • • Womeft's UnJted Thank Ottt'ring at Baylor University, Waco,
· Texas. The essay contest was She de &c r l bed the children based 0 the topJc "why I want dtes.sed in costumes of many n · , countries portraying the m.IJWon-to own my own home.
11M PII1Dit total few at 1IU s.ntan.na. Sl&l!IO; 1f12
tlaJa ,.., ......... ~ lo lutaaeJla. aliAOO; 1512 Santa-
...... u tM ~ewpc.t· auUd· Della. llT,eo; 1107 Bolua.le Doone, aa. ~ ~to doM 11&!100: 1115 Boa.nJe Doone,
Ita boob tor the IDOIItJa of Octo-11&100; 1331 loMJe Doone, Sl8.· •-eo; t401BonnJe Doone, att,oqo. Almqlt a quarter mUUon dol-e C:OIIOJIA Da. MAJ1
lata worth of ~ta were l.atued 0 . w. Hucblon, extend garage
durlnr the put week. LeedJnr platform, ~ Fernleat, $100; H.
all areu waa Irvine Terrace, B. Harshbarger, 1·atory, 1-untt
wtth a total ot more than dwelling at ~ AcacJa, l16,4SO;.
llSO,OOO. Charlet SchwartJ;, fence at M4 Following permtta were Issued: Hazel, $195; AustJn Sturtevant,
.... ,._
.._ •noLOAif
CoD8tnactloD J.ocma
I" .. YLQ LOAif
aa 10a IATII.D
Ptlrllr ...... a..
1515 a. c..t Jlwy .. CDM
ft. 11A 11• 1D 1-5115
(Metro LUe .......... hlld8) ary work done ln the many for-
eign Ianda with the fund of
$3,149,198 rat..ed by the women.
Mrs. Wright alao told of her
m~ng w1tb Rev. and Mra.•Paul
Wheeler of Honolulu. formerly of
St. James Eplacopal Church In
IIIIIs I••* II
MllltWIJ ,.., IIAYDrG C:OIDUftD .. u.
-..-~ ............. 12
11-.y Lt. Ut) I.U w. r .. a..
... ol Mr. aDd Mn. W. a.
......... 211 E. 0.... ...... ~.
............. bull 1., ...
• DIVDIE naaACB retaJnlng wall at 2027 Bayatde
John W, Klug, 1-.tory, 1·unlt Dr., $500; Helen Baker, garage I~Www•BT••••• dwelUng at 1515 Serenade TH· at 3816 ~an Blvd., t9()0; Joe
race, $20,550; G. P. GriUith, Elll•, move bulldJng trom 3035 C'f! l):m•
SAVE
SAFELY
At Orenge County's
L .. d ing Home Lending
Institution
CONTINUING
TO PAY
PER ANNUM
ALL ACCOUNTS INSUR ED
UP TO $1 0,000
All Accounts Opened
On or Before
The I Oth of the Month
Eern From the I st.
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
I LOAN ASSOCIATION
LAGUNA BEACH
...... HY 4-1177
swlmmln.g pool at 1301 Santa· E. Coaat Hwy. to La Habra, scoo. ,.,. --nella ~ace, $2.600; Maceo e ~A
Newport.
Luncheon for the Auxlliary
meeting waa served by the St.
Cedlla Guild, beaded by Mrs.
Marguerite Murphy. Mn. Don
Fereu-on wu introduced u the
new chairman of SL Joan's Guild
and the eroup announced their
plans for a Christmas tea Dec. 7.
Kimberly Kuster, 9 years old
bad a birthday party at the Buf-
falo Ranch Tuesday, October 11.
Hosts with Kim were her mother
and father, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kuster, assisted by Rex Albright,
Manaeer of the Buffalo Ranch,
Mra. Merle VerBerg and Mrs. S.
D. Brock.
---... llaacy Jl. c.w. ., ._ aer~e~. .._ ..._ ....._
Corp., 1-story, 1-u:nlt dwelll6p Mu Pope, add to building
under con.st:ructton at G Bel-
-----------· Vue Lane, 1:2.000; RobertS. Gard-lnT . .._ ~ ner, fence at 1823 W. Balboa .... .. •.ua.pe. VtWty
lqweda-I, a.-FWd Jl...a
A..m.y Air le.tiea. S..
r ~ f"'llllllleWS Blvd., f75; Nlc!Jolu Ntclphor.
repaJr termJte damage at 40& E.
Balboa Blvd., $200.
The Orange Coast YMCA wlU
sponsor a community breakfast
Saturday, Nov. 5, at Costa Mesa
Park, it Is announced by Hal
Dike. publicity chairman for the
event. It will be the flrst an-
nual "Y" Community Breakfast
and will feature YMCA program
in pageantry, a stage and talent
s how. Breakfast will be served
between the hours of 7 a.m. and
12 noon for a donation of 50
cents per person.
The purpose of the breakfast
Is to make the comMunities
served aware or their YMCA and
to acquaint people with the pro-
gram and services or the Associ-
ation. Proceeds from this event
will be used for Orange Coast
YMCA program In this area.
Finest Selection of
Wollpoper in So. C olif.
• CUSTOM FURNITURE
DIV.PERIES
Dunbor furni ture & occe ssories
THADEN INTERIORS
2610 E. Co.rl Hl9hwey
Harbor 0793
CORONA DEL MAR
l orgest ond Most Complete
Furniture Store in the Are&.
Coli fo r free
DECORATING SERVICE
Ltbor•y 8-SS 18
The children were entertained
w1th stories of Indian Lore by
Chief Push-ma-ta-ha. burro rides
and a chuck-wagon barbecue
completed by a western-decor-
ated birthday cake. Kim's guests
were Barbara Longley, Susan
Hoyle. Susan VerBerg, Kathy
Goodman. Lanl Morrison, Janice
Beany. Jeanne Brock, Donna
Mossholder. Kerry Nunan, Patty
Baum. Susan Hayton. Terry
Flanegln, Janet RJedel. Mellnda
Brock and Kim's little sister
Shelly.
D111 Ionia Jti11
, .... AlltiH Cllll
Dana C. Morris. son o! Mr. and
Mrs. Evtort>tt Morrts. 121 VIa
Venezia. Lido Isle. Is a member
of the Pomona College Alpine
Club this year. The club's main
objective Is to show the tech-
nique of mountain climbing.
Dana ts a 1952 graduate of
Flintridge Preparatory Schoo 1,
La Canada. He Is a senior at Po·
mona College and Is majoring In
music. He Is a member of the
choir, track team. and sailing
team.
Hallowe'il D11ce
Ia Sel ftr let. 29
Th.e Hallowe'en supper dance
sponsored by the American Le-
gion Auxillary, Unlt 291 of N~
port Beach, will be held Satur-
day, beginning at 9:30 p.m., at
Leg1on Hall. 15th St. and W. Bay
Ave. Costumes are optional. and
prl7t»S will be awardtod. Proceeds
w11J go to the rehabilitation fund.
1' ..... CoW. Ia ~ -• ... ICSJlw pilot lae uacS.·
.... t .... t ...... t:ral.a1a9 .. ... ....,.. a.u. KcaD.. aDd
PleMdd~
4 , •• , ........ ..
For ll,...lqla ·
e JLUna ICIIOOL PTA
A total of 3,T~ dlUdren are
attendJna-the ftve elementary
achoob In the ~ Mesa Eele-
mentary School DJ.m1ct, Super-
Intendent E. A. Rea reported at
the flnt meettna-of the Harper School PTA.
Nine buses travel 562 miles
each day to transport chtldren to
school and there hu never been Gene Hunt of the Commercial an accident 1n which a child haa
Security Patrol took four young-been Injured. he reported. He
sters Into custody In the Roy urged parents and teachers to
Carver car agency. 1400 W. Coast work together for the child's wei·
Hwy., Newport Beach. at 9:39 fare by exchan~ng lnformatJon.
p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 19. Don Mrs. Kenneth Leathers, presl·
ste.phens. 18. of Los Angeles, was dent, presided. Mrs. Betty Jenks,
charged with car tamperlne: a program chairman. presented
boy companion. 15. of Puente. Principal Herbert Ward, who In-
with attempted petty theft. cur-troduced the members of the fac-
few v1olatlon; another Puente ulty. Fourth graders under the
boy. 15, ,with curlew violation direction of thelr t eachers. Rob-
and a Puente girl. 14. with cur· ert High. Mrs. Pauline Gardner
few violation. The <'harges grew and Mrs. Edna Walton, enter·
out of alleged attempts to siphon talned the group with songs and
gasoline from a car. pollee recitations com m e m o r a t lng
charged. <:hrtstopher Columbus.
WOVE FROM BAUOA
The Arthur Easts have moved
ftom 2011 Miramar Blvd., Balboa,
to Los Angeles.
DA'OCBTER FOR POBTERS
A daughter, Pamela Jean, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Por·
ter of 116 VIa Lor<'a, Lido Isle. In
Hoag Memorial Hospital on Sat-
urday, Oct. 8.
LEGAL 1101,;1C&
czaTU'ICAn or avaarua
Plcttlleul"'sa•-
THE UNDEBSIGNED doee here·
by certJty tbat he Ia conducting
a Delicatessen and catering busi-
ness under the fl ctltJous firm
name of Gourmet's Kitchen, 37CT7
E. Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar.
and that said firm Is composed
of the following person whose
name In full and place of resi-
dence are as follows, to-wit:
C. Sherrn Allen
310 E. Balboa Blvd.
Balboa. Calif.
IMecca s.ttll Senu
0. 'Sac .... ' Boanl
Rebecca F. Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mc-s. Philip Smith, 2706
Bayshore Dr.. Bay Shorn, will
serve on the ottlclal publications
board of the "Saeehen," Pomona
College humor maga.zlne.
The magazine is being pub-
llahed this year after an absence of four ye.an.
111tp Smtth Is a 1l5f Kraduate
of Newport llatbor High School.
She t. a 80pbomore at Pomona
College and 1s majoring in Ene-
ll.sh. •
A1TEJfD COKVEJfTJOJf
Mrs. Scott H u n s a k e r . Mrs.
LECAL JfOTJC£
NOTICE • THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISOltS OF ITS IN-
TENTION TO PURCHASE
REAL PROPERTY FOR
C OUNTY OF ORANGE,
STATE OF CALIFOMIA
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of
WITNESS my hand on this
17th day of October, 1955.
HaJT)' Estus. Mrs. Thomas Henre,
and the Rev. Herbert G. Johnson
were delegates of the Newport
First Baptist Church at the An-
nual convention of the Southern
California Baptist State Conven-
tion held last week at the
Temple Baptist Church In Los
Angeles. C. Sherm Allen
STATE OF CALlFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE )ss. ATJ'EJfD CRVaCB NEETIJfC
e CUI'P IIAVD
IJoyd C. Howard, 1-unlt. 1-
.tory dwelUng at 1721 IQnp Rd .• i~~~~~~ijii~~~i $27,650.
e JIBWI'OIIT IIEIQIITI
A. a. 'and I. l . Sharp, 1-unJt,
1-story dwellng at 516 Bolaa, ~.172. JAMES D. eJIEWI'OIIT
Malone Electric Co.. •lgn at
2500 W. Cout Hwy., $750; Fred
Grlmee, demollah bulldlng at 307
32nd St., $100; Parrmann, re-
model store at 7100 W. Coast
Hwy., $450; H. J. Hilton, car port
and store room at 425 31st SL,
$500; Kenneth Dixon, add room
at 1440 W. Bay Ave., $5,200;
PhUio Tozer, cabana at 21 Chan-
nel Rd., Udo Trailer Park, $2,000.
RAY
lllltlllc C•lrlcllr
J.446 E. COAST HWY ..
COlONA DE.L MAl
HAibor 47U
l..We..u: H.Art.or 4196
in ~ hme with erlre friendly service is the
S.eboerd wey. If xou ne.d money, regerdleu of
how little or how mudt, visit our new ofrtce 'lOW.
We'l fHOve, ''The arHerence witft
• • • 1
. '!~.~
Robert For.bes
BUILDER
Furnishings for homes,
clubs. yochts.
the Intention of the Board of
Supervisors of Orange County to
puf('hase for and on beha.lf of
s aid County of Orange all of that
rertaln real property situated In
the City ot Santa Ana. County
of Orange. State of CalltornJa,
particularly described as fol-
ON THIS 17th day of October,
1955, before me, a Notary Public
In and for said county and state,
r~idlng therein, duly commls·
sJoned and sworn, personally ap-
peared C. Sherm Allen. known
to me to be the person whose
name Is subscribed to the within
Instrument. and acknowledged to
me that the executed the same.
BArbor ••• 3101
Six members of Corona del
Mar Community Church repre-
sented the local congregation at
the !all association meeting of
CongregatJona I Ch W1!hea at AI · ~;::;:;;;;:=;=:;:Bm;;;;;;;:i!i;;;;;;;:s;•iii•EI•;;;;;;;;;=:;=:=E~C tadena. The Rev. Edwin C.
Gomke was received as a new
member of the AssoclatJon.
Others who attend were: Mra.
Edwin C. Gomke, A. X. Phelpe,
Monta PeJT)', Miss Clyde May-
nard, and Mrs. Fritz Karge.
Costa Mesa Lumber Co. 3017 W. Coosl High..,oy
Newport Beac;h
MATTRESSES
lDDenpriD9 -CottoD Foam !tubber
lrTegular Sha~
lfEW -BEat11LDDfC
COSTA MESA MATTRESS CO.
2150 Newport ltvd. Lib. 1-llOl
lows: ,
Lots One and Two In Block
"B" of the J. W. Gardner's
Subdivision of Lot One In
Block "B" of Hickey. Andrew
and Crane's Addition to the
Town of Santa Ana, as
shown on a Map recorded Jn
Book 22, page 26 of ~~ ·
Janeous Records of Los An·
geles County, California.
WITNESS my hand and ofll· clal seal.
MARY A. HAAPA
Notary Public In and f04' aald For letterheecfs. enwlooes c.l
County and State. THI!!> ~~ G.._. My CommlssJon expires Aug. ___ c::_g_~_,_.,_H_A_-_•_u_• __
16, 1959.
Publish: Oct. 20, 27, Nov. 3 and
10, 1955. In the Newport Harbor EnsJgn.
LUMBER -BtJILDING MATERIALS
•ewpalt amL. c.to ..... 'D••tr 1-1011
SAVE Willi A
Fa,.r'a PollcJ
E X C F; P T I N G therefrom a
strip of Jand described as follows:
A Clossified Ad in The Ensiqn
brinqs immediate resultsl C•l'
Herbor I 114-1115 end orove iff
Beginning at the Northwest
comer of said Lot One:
thence South 2.85 feet;
thence South ag• 49' Eut 14!S
Feet; thence North 3.95 teet
and thence South ag• 45' BRUCE MART IN :~~~g~eet to the point of
AUTO-TRUCI-FIRE-UFE ~~=a theretrom
4 ICU ·IECIUTIOI UU with IWimmlng pool-tennil court•-
•,.wsn -.. .. .._ .. ,
LOCAL AGENT 647 North Riverine Avenue.
1793 NEWPORT AVE., COSTA MESA for the purchase price of Forty-
' ~ 8 ~ S1x Thouaand Dollars <tM.· !;O~FFI~CE~:~Liberty~~~8-~~~=iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiRESiiii. i-iii'"'"iii•Jiii.iii; 000.00; that It Ia propotN!d to IM'· ehase the aatd real propety from
Hfttr')' G. Otta and Ethel II. 0tta.
husband and wtte, on 'I'Ueeda7,
lwwlball courll-plcralc tlt'H-
c:luh Mv.-Uttl. ~ fNld
&loa • tJbl)* to ru~Urtu of'tM rww
Jim Whyte
GENERAL INSUUNCE
the 8th d~ of Novembe', 1.9155.
at the hour of 11:00 o'clock A.M. ot aa.ld day, at the Board of SU ·
perv18on Boom Jn the Court
Route, Santa Ana. Oranp Coun-
ty, cattt~ whldl ttme aad
place t. ttx~ u the time and
place when the Boud ot &Qpw·
vbon WUl meet to CCIN'"D'Mte
8Udl purchue.
Dated: Oetober 4. 1&
BY oma a. nm BOAJm or
SUPS&VI80a8 01' OLUIGE
COUJnT, CAUJODIA.
(SJ:AL)
&1. SlOTH
CcJant;J C'l«lt and a-ot.&to an ot u.. loud ot aup.m.
liOn of Orutce Couftt1, CaU· tomJa. l----~~~~~~~:==-~~~~~~~~~ ~ 1J.,. aAcJ JT,la
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The Harbor Democ:ratle Club
beJd a reeeptlon at tbe eo.ta
M..a Metbodllt Chun:l\ ball Sun·
day, Oct. 16, for adlanp stu·
denta ot Oranp Cout Collqe.
Dr. GUee T. Brown ot Oranre
Cout Collep introduced ex·
chance atudenbl, Ted DeJounr ot
BoUand. Myunr Chopc:ke of Ko·
re., Wldad A. Abdullah ot Iraq
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and Sbenavar Bueeln of Iran. Each lltudent told a little of bta
Wltt1J.tJOjJ a a a a a a lJ a a a '1illl backpound and upreued de·
.PORT /}./.
(.(1 /lO/IIA [1£1. IW4~o' n 4 11/J. IUH) V
••••111.1111
~ 1'------Ten.! Terrifle! Ill --,.a, ~enn ffiifD
1m1tty McGUIRE
Arthw John
KENNEDY· HOO~K
Katy JURADO
Plu ..... Faatar.
"WYI••
IEIEUDES"
In Technlcolor
STAIITS TUESDAY. KOV. 1
The J oyous New Musical
"IY SISTER BLEEII"
With J anet Leigh. l ack Lemmon,
Betty Garrett
In Clnemucope-Technlcolor
-ALSO-
''CEL12411
DEATH IDW"
The Loven Lane Bandit's own
story written In the death cell
at San Quentln
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.. BOBBY WAllE
IS IIISSilfG" I
ll&ht at the opportunity of belnc
able to attend our collece and
meetlnr many American people
and eeelnc u much of our coun·
try u poalble. They abo aald
tbat In their opinion the UN
orcanlzatlon l.s a very Important
aJd toward peace.
A welcomJnc addresa wu elv·
en by Mayor Claire Nebon ol
Costa Mesa.
The hall wu decorated with
United States and United Na·
tiona flags and posters from
many countries were on the walls
In observanee of United NatJon.s
week. The decorations were pro·
vided by Bill Wuley of the Or·
anee County branch ol the UN.
save
rnoney
.,. auto hlsu,.nc.
with se.te Fann Mutual'•
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I.I.I.AIICI Call aa fOI'
detcd.la todcry I
W. L LANDIS
OB
L E. CAIRNS
Uberty 1-1011
13S E. 17tb l t.
COSTA IIDA
'b II&OADWAY
-special DeltftrT' ... ,.....c.tte.
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w•ers :--..... "'DADDY
&ui'TA AM~ .a ..... LONO LEGS" -----·-,. . L" DRIVE ·IN -r-(tCttlG ·~Pr~~., C!)
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* WE SBL
CONFIDENCE
I
*
Newport Harbor Ea.5gD
MEET THE HARBOR TARS-Tars, rlld fOr Top Spott
Play Garilen Grove Fri. Standard a b a d • ClaleM and Cutfom SpedeMW
• Drape17 Bard•are e VeMtJ.an Bl1nda.
nte Newport Harbor Sa.Uor rrld tbe Sallon trav~ed 65 yards for
.quad wtU be fiChtJnt to llta.7 at What turned out to be the win·
tbe top of the SunMt Lea,ue Dint touchdown. Berry and Ta·
when they play ha.t to the Gar· mura each made two first downs.
den Grove Artonauta In a home and Hopkins ran 15 yards tor
game at Orance Cout Collere the TD.
Stadium tomorrow (Friday) eve· The ~erappy Oilers engineered
nine. Game time Ia 7:30 p.m. a 65·yard touchdown march In
The SaUors are tied tor leacue the tlnal quarter, acortnc trorn All your printing need• wil be
lead with Anaheim, each with a the 5 with only 15 seconds lett hondled convenientfv and court•
2·won. none· I<* record. Anaheim to play. The Ollera outplayed the eously in the completely~
will be playlnc at Huntlncton Sailors, maklna 15 first downs to ped Job Printinq Department Of
Beach t 1 ht • ~ur Horbor Area ~· omorrow n g · 11, t.nd ratnlne 316 yards to 219.
Starting line. up announced by ..::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;En;;;;si;;Q;;n,;;;l ;;' 04;;;Coa;;;~st;;;l;; .. ~C;;;;;M~.
I UD TBOMfSOif. 2155 Pair·
Ylew lid.. eo.tca M-.a. quarter·
back. JUILior, former 8 llqUCld
member. 14.5 U... 5 ft. I I..DdMs.
TAG ATWOOD, 1050 E. OCMD
FIOGt. 8a1boa, tackle. jwaJor.
fonaer 8 aquad member, 160 u... 5 ft. 10 i.Dda-.
Sailor Coach Al Irwin la u fol· r
lows: Paul Lorentzen and Chuck Fire Place Equ·lpment Vandervort at enda; Larry Harp·
er a nd Jim Rurn.sey, tackl~; Jer·
ry Sarn.sel and Gary Deem.
guards; Jack Smith, center ; of
G eo rge Schultt, quarterback; Mod
Dave Tamura. left halt; Bud em o· ,. m· ~o=niu~:~~all, and Char· IS In on
BOB VILLAGilAJrA. 125 Aba·
loae A?&.. lalhoa Island. end.
IOphomon. fonner JWI.lor Yar·
alty member, 193 lbs.. 6 ft. 1.
GEORGE M I L L I X E H • 2078
Santa Ana A ...... Costa Mesa.
full.ba.clL aopbomore. former 8
squad. 168 lbl... 5 ft. 9 i.Dches.
Guard Jerry Samsel and Half.
back John Hopklns were chosen
as ··saUors of the Week" for their
top·notch performance against
Huntington Beach last Friday.
Samsel was credited with help·
lng to turn back Oller drives that
could have reversed the 8COre.
and Hopkins scoring the winning
touchdown ln the narrow 18 to
13 victory .
The Sailors were not partlcu ·
larly Impressive In thelt win.
Huntington Beach got oU to a 7·0
lead In the first quarter, covering
55 yards In five plays. Shortly
a f te r the ensuJng klck ·Off.
Schuitt's kick from the Oller 40
was partia lly blocked and Sam·
sel fell on it on the 30. Tamura
picked up four yards, and then
Hopkins went all the way. 26
yards. for the first Sailor TD. The
kick failed. and the Sailors were
trailing 7 ·6.
End Neil Metcalle recovered a n
Oller fumble on the SaOor 23.
and from there the Sailors drove
From the POUCE BLomR 77 yards to 5eore. Key plays In
that drive were three Scbultt·tO·
-------------------------Lorentzen passes, the tblrd ro· lng for 13 yards and the TO. The e WDKESDAY. OCT. 19
Mrs. Robert J. Ball of 235 Iris
Ave., Corona del Mar. reported
the theft ot her son's bicycle
from Dahlia Ave. and Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar ... Rich·
ard Brennan of 218 Agate Ave ..
Balboa Island. reported the theft
ot hla black bicycle from the 100
chase from Marguerite Ave. and
Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar; pur·
suing officers charged that the
marine drove at speeds up to 80
and 90 miles an hour, allegedly
doing about 85 miles·an·hour
across Poppy Ave .. Corona del
Mar, and forcing several caTS off
the highway near Emerald Bay
kick again failed. but the SaUors
were leading 12·7 at halt·tlme .
In the third quarter the Oilers
drove to the Sailor 4. but Bud
Thompson Intercepted a pass and
ran It out to the 11. The Ollers
came right back with a drive to
the Sailor 29; this time Guard
Rocer Early fell on an OUer block of Agate Ave., Balboa Is· ... James Agar of 537 Hazel Dr.. tumble on the 35. From that spot,
land •.. Howard Lawmn Jr. ot Corona del Mar, reported heutnr -----------;;._
\SIO Haft!\ Pl .. Clift Raven. te· footsteope of_~ Jn*ler at 2:50
ported tbe theft of a tire, tube Lin. ... <>ftUiers warned a BaJ.
and wheel valued at $50 from ht.. boa mother about thUd nerlect
ear parked ln front of h1s home after b~r chlldnn pulled lath
. . . Ray Gould of 1300 W. Bay from the lath house of Georce
Av~.. Newport Beach, reported Allen of 1734 Miramar Dr .. Bal·
th~ theft of a $75 tire and wheel boa . . . Mrs. Lincoln Norman
from the unlocked trunk of his of 2625 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del
car parked In the street during Mar. reported a wheel and tire
the night . . . Floyd Hahn of stolen fro m the lawn at that ad·
6502 W. Ocean Front. Newport dress . . . A hit and run car
Beach, reported the theft of a caused about $75 damage to the
chrome dinette set from hls ga· corner of a garage and a section
rage . . . A minor car accident of cement block fence at 503
at Balboa Blvd. and 36th St., Edgewater Ave., Balboa ... C. S.
Newport Beach, Involved cars Perkins of 111 ~ Park Ave .. Bal·
driven by Elyse Whitacre of 309 boa Island. complained that a
Anade St., Balboa, and Carroll group of boys threw eggs at his
Evans of 3510 Lake Ave .• New· car while he was driving c·n
port Beach ... ottlcers disposed Park Ave. between Marine Ave.
of a skunk reported by Ted Hoov· and Collins Ave .. Balboa Island;
er ot 2575 Arbor Dr., Bay Shores. off1cers warned a group attend· e TJIUIISDAY, OCT. 2:0 ing a party In the area. ...
Homecoming
GameNov.IO
Homecoming game fo.r Harbor
HJgh will be the Nov. 10 e n·
counter with Orange High School
at Davidson Field. Thl.s is a
Thursday evenJng game. rather
than the usual Friday time. be·
cause Friday Ia Veterans Day .
A big alumni get·toeether ls
scheduled In the IOdal room lm·
mediately followtnc the game .
CDM Travel
Service
Mrs. Helen Bayless of 1000 E. e S1JKDAY. OCT. 13
Balboa Blvd., Balboa, reported Dennis Savio of 1018 Shore We wW be ......, to ..a.t
the theft of an outboard motor Ave .. Corona del Mar. reported !::.:Sua aay tnrft1 ••aave-
from a pier at that address . . . that while he was out for a walk
A hit and run car jum~ a curb on the beach. someone entered
traveled 52 feet on the sidewalk. his unlocked home and stole a
knocked out about 24 feet of $45 .25 cal automatic with two
picket fence at 1C17 E. Balboa clips. one loaded . . . Monte
Blvd., Balboa, and traveled an· HaJght of 1550 Miramar Dr .. Bal·
other 33 feet on the sidewalk boa, was the victim of mU8CUlar
before bouncing back onto the spasms. and a doctor and the fire
street . . . Three younc men In department rescue squa~ were
a black coupe were blamed tor caJled to provide ald ... Officer-s
break.Jnc a window lh the BaJ. dlspoeed ot a deer head deposit·
boa Island post oUJce . . . ed In a lot at tbe rear of the e P'UDAT. OCT. 11 home of Mrs. lten.neth Haigh ol
May Vertrees o1. ~ Goldenrod 606 Iris Ave., Corona del Mar ...
NOW BOOKING
SPRING CRUIS~
Te Tille
CARIBBEAN
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MUTUAL TICIJIT
AGENCY Ave., Corona del Mar. reported omcers were called to cloae the
that someone broke a hasp to door of the ftewport BuboT
gain ~ntry to bet garate and Bank. M35 E. Coallt Hwy .• Coro·
that a 25·foot piece of garden na del Mar. reported standlne Colin
hose was sluhed wltb about tour open at 5 p.m. · .. Price llc:Cula· e Glbbona. Dorothy
Harbcx IUS
toot ot It mtatnc ... Gordon tJon of 302 Momlnr Canyon Rd.. McK~nna. Marcue-tte Huehee
Siple of 408 40th St., Newport Shore Clltfs. reported the thdt of Cor. E. Coast Hwy. at Orchid
Beach. reported two 50-caJlon a cement bird bath from the Across from P.O. CDM
druma were taken from b1a con· lawn during the night . . . ~=======~==~ structlon store yard at Newport (Continued on Pare 12)
Blvd. and Oranp A,.., Newport
Heights, and that chlldren bad SL .1•11 .. leW
broken three windows from the •
buUdlnl at tbat address .•. Of. I.e_. let 3
flcen were unable to locate a r-•r • •
teen·are clrl repocted runnlne The 1956 bud,wt for St. lamee •
down Miramar Dr. and tumtnr Ept.copal Churd\ wtJ1 be pre· •
on "M" St., Balboa, toward tbe Mnted at the annual Loyalty •
OCM.D at 9:0f p.m. • · • A 11'0UP cll.nn« to be held ln the parish ot rowdy younc people ln tbe llaU at 6:30 p.m. 1butiMiay. New .•
Poet Tbeatre. Coton.a del lla.r. a. Dinner arT'~ta are In •
._...tone when oftkers antYed ct..,.. of 10-e. J. B ....... prest .•
at 10:3t p.m. · • · ._t of the womaa~a Awdllary. .. e IA'IVIIDAT. OCT. a 'l'kha an avaUable &om the ,..
11ft. .., ar.nJeet ol 2M2 puwa ~ Hart. 1210, or •
..... Dr.. ec.ta ..... NPOitlld from Kn. llliP .. from )ln. A. •
Mutnr a lot o1 ..,....."' I.D tiM A. llt.mUton. ..
.... My arA Ia tiM -ldq Jlol7 C!OIIllftUNoft ...tee wtlJ ,..
boun. wtalda IOUded Ia. 8hDt-.. Mid at 1 ...S 10:10 a.m. on •
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Ul w..iiiiWidl .a • 0.... 111 11 aa at a tea........, a. OIMtOothae..._._.._,. ...-otWotldOa ~-· iiM kill ..._ .. .,_ a-a a e~lltwation • IM' U a I ted ..... Ia .. ladili' ._ 81 a dl WCIIMB tUt will ......
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Speed 1s one of the very best features of cookina
cl«triccUl11. A modem electric range cooks with
fast intense heat which springs into action
lDstantly, reaches desired temperature in seconds
&Dd st.ys right there until food is c:ooked to
perfection. With no "warm-up,. needed mel no
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From the POUCE BLO II ER
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e SOlfDAY. ocr. 23
Frank A. Smith Jr., 21, of 323
Island Ave .. Balboa. suffered con-
vulsions In Karam's Restaurant.
Balboa. from an old head Injury
at 7:23 p.m. and his parents pro·
vided care !or him ...
e MONDAY. OCT. 24
plies valued at $20 from the
electric shop at N~ Harbor
Union High School where be 1.s
Instructor . . .
e WEDNESDAY, AUG..
Three plants about tbree foot
taU were ripped from a planter
box a t Henry's Bar, 2530 W.
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, and
a red brick flower pot 2~·foot
high was stolen. oUicers were
noillled at 3:30a.m ....
Belligerent patrons causing a
disturbance in Vaux's Cafe, Bal·
boa. at 12:01 a.m. were sent on
their way by o!!icers . · · OUI· , 1 1 -:1 1 1 ;1:r a:a *Z' 1 <<•:> cer Phil Hall was bitten severely
and scratched by a stray cat Letten _
which escaped and la ter was
caught in a trap at 311 Grand 2:1CCICX:x:::K::IICICCICCX:ICCICCX
canal. Balboa Island ... Clayde Dear Hop;
L. Plc.kering, 55, of Norwalk. was
arrested on charges of hit and It Is with delight and regret
run and drunk driving after his that I read about the new pro-
car was Involved In ar1 accident posed Highway Commission plan
at Balboa Blvd. and 42nd St.. to establish a new freeway route
Newport Beach. with a car driven to the north ot Corona del Mar.
by William F. Tohill, 66, of 1019 The quaintness .:tnd pleasure
Grove Pl.,. Costa Mesa · · · of small town living have dlsap· e TUESDAY. ocr. 15 Pf'ared in the past lew years due
Officers dispatched a bob cat to the heavy traffic thru the
on the upper bay road at l :35 broadened streets of our town.
a .m.. hol~ing it for !ish and The rerouting of the freeway w1U
game offltcals . · . F. C. Wlnde· be a blessing, as It will bring
mere or 1024 W. Bay Ave. New-back the pleasures of before. I'm
port Beach. reported the loss all for a new freeway bypassing
sometime in August of a $1.~ Corona del Mar ... but not In
diamond an? pearl ~~t~erfly P1.n the location as suggested by the
somev.•h<'re tn. the vtctn_ttY of hts Commission. My wife and I are
home . . . Rtchard Htlllard of very much against it. Not only
3024 E. Coast Hwy .. Corona del because it will bisect Corona del
Mar. complained that his real Mar In future growth but also
estate office was co n s t a n t I Y the nearness of traffic noise to
plagued with bees from a neigh· homes to the north end. AJ1o tbe
bor's yard · · · CUtler Dlppell of present scbool and the new C.~·
430 Pirate Rd .. Clitt Haven, re· olfc school wUl have a problem
ported the theft of electrlcaJ sup· of approach.
With all the land avaUable
above. what Is the problem In·
All your printinq needs will be volved of having the highway above the school sites, possibly
hondled conveniently end court nearer the proposed dam site
north of our community.
eously in the completely-equip· You have two votes against Its
ped Job Printinq Deportment of present location a nd two votes !or rerouting farther to the
your Herber Arec Newspcper north.
The Ensiqn, I I 04 Cocst 81., COM
• • (EMD OF MONTH)
Respectfully
Ron Elleboudt
Owner-520 Polnsettia
Corona del Mar
.SALE
"SPECIAL PURCIIISE" DRESSES
'·-• ..,. (3 -oaly) ~·
IIIFIIT COAT I 80110 SOS ........... $4.a
Otben ... aD4 110M .
IIIL'S SAIPLE a•ES ................ $1 •• $2.88
All .u. (2)
IIRL'S BLOUSES ..................................... U. $1.88
Toddler. 1-1. s-a
IOWIS I PUIIIS ...................... $1.11-$2.88
Odd Lots. liMe 2-1t
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Caught in ~ay
An .ta'bt-pound M1mon WM
caueht on a lJve anchovy by
uptop" Smith, a cattle ranc:ber, ol
the Cuayama valle)', near Taft. ca.w., from the Balboa PavUJon
dock lut Friday. 11M day befGn
he wu tlahln1 from the aarne
dodt and tot a bOC)k up. 'lbe tlab
jumped two or three u.m. and
people aald: ''Hey, look,. lt'a a
aalmon."
''I'm comlne back tomorrow
and catch that devtl," Pop
Smith said.
"And, he dJd," Art GroDSky of
the Pavilion commented. '"To my
Jmowledee. It's the only salmon
taUn In the bay." Tmlll ..... c:-t~Ma ... Jl.tr u. to .....
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Swiss Steak BACON
Club Steaks
Hock End 45c lb.
Top Sirloin $1.39•· BuH End •• 49c lb.
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