HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-11-17 - Newport Harbor EnsignTars to Play
Anaheim For
Sunset Title
• Harbor Tara and Anaheim Col·
onlsts wtlJ tangle for the Sun.et
League varsity football champ·
tonshlp at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow
<Friday) In La Palma Park.
Anaheim.
The Tars go Into the champ·
tonship battle with one lou
against none for Anaheim but it
the Tara wtn and a tJe ex1lta the
win tn JDe1t .-t•blltlb• tile tMID .. u..~
Jfov.25,
ot three games to
establlah the 1 o u t h e r n C.l.F.
champlonahlp.
VOL L KO. 15--P'IVE CEJn'1 COJIOIIA DEL MAll. CALIF.
Member Drive Set
Four hundred ~Qld cards w1ll
be distributed soon to the first
400 charter members of the New·
port Harbor Uttle League, the
boys' baseball group announced
yesterday.
voleed objections to parenbl
starting their own sport proeram
ln Corona del Mar, last week car-
ried hl.a protest to the Little
L«;ague regional office ln Santa
Monica.
Mr. MacMilllan has stated that
the program conducted from the
TII1JJISDAT,IIOVDOE.a 17, 1855
Vincent Drug
MovingtoNew
NewHiway
Re-Routing
• Plans Due
State hJehway officials have
agreed to restudy the rerouting
of Coast Hwy. throueb Corona del
Mar tolJowing a meeting last
Thursday In Santa Ana, New-
port Beach City Councilman Lee
Wllder h as reported.
The meeting was In the oftlce
of A. S. Koch, Orange county
road commlss1oner. Principal ob·
jectlons were from Corona del I
Mar people and the Irvine Co.
A propoeed Irvine Co. business
development northwest of Coast
Hwy. and MacArthur Blvd., Co·
rona del Mar, would be split oft
from the balance of the Corona
del Mar business dtstrlct by the
proposed !reeway, Irvine Co. of·
ficlals pointed out.
Other Corona del Mar people
objected to the proposed rerout·
lng along Fifth Ave., charging
that It would spilt away future
development to the north. Resl·
dents aJong Fitth Ave. objected
to having the freeway close at
hand. Another objection was h av.
lng the freeway come between
Corona del Mar proper and Bar·
bor View School and a proposed
parochial school nearby.
Mr. Wilder predicted that the
state highway department w ill
submit new proposals after their
restudy.
lrving Co. otfJclals proposed
that the freeway awing Inland
eaat of the ImDe Coast Cou:atry a. ..
Removal 01 ·
, 11 Machines
POLICE CIIIEF Jolua Up100 of
lfewport a.ach wW be pad:u·
crt.d from u.. ., .1L If atialla1
Academy at 10:30 a.m...._.
row (Fri4ay) ill tU Depart·
meat of Juatiee cmdltortwD ill
Waahillgtoa. D. C. Be baa bMD
lD Waab1.D9toll atted1"9 tbe
IIC ........ T f« U.. past few
moatb.L Aft. padUCitiee be
plcma to ~ Ia Waall1D9·
toG. D. C.. f« a U.. aDd tiMD
go oa a Y'CICCitioD bef.on nta.rD·
lDCJ to duty. lin. UpiOD O.W
eat last W'Mk Ia ..s-to be
OD bcmd 101' U.. padacltioG
~ aDd to jotll u..
c:bJef oa U.. ~ trlp.
C ity and PE
Near Accord
Is Ordered
The City of Newport Beach 1a
faced again with the problem of
pinball games.
This matter popped up again
as the City Cou ncU received a re·
quest from Balboa Music Co. tor
llcenses to operate .. miniature
pool skill games."
The license appllcationa were
submitted by Harry Duensing of
921 E. Balboa Blvd~ Balboa. He
requested licenses to operate the
games at the Chinese Casino, lll
Main St.. Balboa; Crow'a Nest
Restaurant. 4323 W. Coast Hwy.,
Newport, and Ernie's Bar, 4TI N.
Newport Blvd .. Newport Heights. e 110 UCEKSES ISSUED
Councilman Sa n d y Ma.cKay
said that games were being op·
erated ln at least 11 locations,
Including the three for whlcb 11·
censes were requested. No 11·
censes have been Issued tor any
of the machines. he pointed out.
"They are being operated In
the same locations that the pln·
ball machines were, ed rm not
sure that they aren't allied to
pinballs," he said. He made a
motion that the permit tor IJ.
censes be dented until the games
can be investigated, and that the
city manager be instructed to
see that the operation of unll·
censed machines la prohibited.
The motion was unanimously
approved.
e CITAnoa IAUED ........
Tbe COWUitftclat huiWing to be emoute LacuDa ...._ "nte CUy ol !fewport 8Mdl and ...... _ _., __ to~ __ ... _... built near the Carona del Mar tendlnc tbe meetlq were Ed· ~ ..... __ ___._ -.-_._ -n ...... ._ ... ._ rv-~ •-_ _.. ""-lf'.....A bl..... ..,_ c~ ~"""-u"" ate a -'-r """~ ~ of g•--_,.,._ ~-All Alnerlcan Market w11l be the wan~ a"' .... .., atate ••• way~· •-rd t lty L"_. ... ._. __ ., _.,. -r-
trlct gin -~th __ _, ...,_.._ agreemen on c pur· ated without license. Tu•ay new home of Vincent's Harbor en eer. wa two ao.:nst· ch t PE perty L. ............ n t.s Br d H 11•-Myt rd t 1 a~ 0 pro ....,.,""""" City Manager John Sailors In· Drug Store, It Is revealed ln the an ; a e .... 0 rv ne Balboa Bl d d th C'ty ""' II d Bill S m t th 1 v · an ~ 1 ua · structed Mr. Youna to tell the zonJng amendment application an purgeon or e r· p k 1 ,.._ t 1 "'-·"""rt The • vi Co Cit ,.. J h er ar n '-C"n ra "~ ~ "" · o~""ers of the games to remove submitted to the Newport City ne ·; Y manager 0 n it 1 kl t I "' this " S II f N Be r.. Cl c Y s see ng 0 :'cqu r.. . them. Later that day Mr. Young Planning Commission by E. Mor· a ors 0 e\•;rport ac... ty rt f d un E gt J B W bb t N prope Y or expansl~n an gav"' thlS. order to Clvde Den· rls Smith of Lido Isle, owner of n neer · · e 0 e-wport t ! h tr I k I '" ~ Be h d N .,_ h provemen ° t e at er pa:r · ltn' g"'r of the Beach Amu8ement.s-
~ch Al lrwtn expects to field
hla first-string Tar varsity team
poeslbly with the exception of
Quarterback George Schultt. suf·
ferlng from a wrenched knee.
CondltJon of h1s knee today wlll
determine lt he can play.
Empbaalzing that the newly
formed group wllJ bring a pro·
gram of free baseball tor all
boys in the 10uth bay a rea, local
chairman Bob Blackwell reported
that he had been advised by the
regional otfJce of Little League
that strict neighborhood bound·
aries were necessary for fran·
chise opera tion.
the property. Mr. SmJth ls ask· ac an ewport .,.,ac coun· PE 1 1 ed Cit C ell th ... t " II Lee Wild d J . n orm Y oun .. Co .. o"-ner of eight of the games.. Costa Mesa club was sufficient lng C·lH zonlna for the enUre c men er an ay t t--' t t 1 al • S odd d 1 "an ""' 0 re a n mmer. and to ~1.r Duensing. who owned tor the needs of Corona del Mar ·parcel. t ar · rights, and the right to slant dn ll the other thre-e.
e LIXE·U'P FOB GAllE
but planned to gradually expand The construction plans. re· "We feel that de!lnlte progress !or oil there PE also ask-"' !or • ""' 1 Pinball machint>S are outlawed
The llne·UP Includes: ends
Paul Lorentzen and Chuck Van·
dervort; tackles Jim Rumsey and
Jim Taylor ; guards Gary Deem
and Jerry Samsel; center Jack
Smith; fullback Charlie Berry;
h alfbacks David Tamura and
John Hopkins; quarterback Schu·
ththe club progr1amty ttlo m1dake tusethof vea11Iedf In th10e000En.s.tgn last wee1 k. BrhasadenbeeFnlncahccothmlsplwi~edk.,"chsaalrld. otticlal notification that.the c t) by ordlnanre e\·t'r)v. here In the e commun e a e ca or a . · square · oot = was ready to pnx-eed "1th ron
Y th ,._ b lldl t th dru d man o! a spect'al ---·ay study · · city of NE"Y.-port Beach except In ou .....,nter. u ng or e 1 store an u""-""" demnauon. lt nect.'SSarv. to ac·
The Little League office In three small shops. committee of the Corona del Mar quire the property. • th~ Fun Zon~. The ordlnane-e to
Santa Monica found no basis tor Civic Assn., speaking for the Council acted favorahh· on thts effect "as appro:-red at the
the Mesan's complaint. and FJIMCI Direct. committee. "We're pleased at the these requests. although. City Sept. 12 mE't"ting of City Council e IKQUIBIES II.ECEJVED
"We have had a few inquiries
from Bay Shores and Balboa ask·
ing lt boys Uving ln that area
would be eUglble for the pro-
gram at Corona del Mar's Youth
Center," he said.
stated that "neither program way the lnterv1ew went between I M g J h Sallo s said that and went Into effect 30 days ana er o n r later on Oct 12 should be disrupted as the re· Is ..... &..... f'_u..· the Irvine Co .. city, county and the city could acquire mineral · · ·
suit of the actions of the other n IW VIIJ state. It coincides with what we rights too by rondt>mnatlon If 11 e DfQt7m1' SU_GGES_TED
Itt or Gen e Hubbard.
Harbor Bee footballera tangle
with Anaheim at 3 p.m. today
(Thursday) on the local David-
son Field and the Harbor Cee
team journeys to Anaheim for a
lt all parties concerned acknowl-Vaughn Walters. 35. of Culver !eel Is the feeling of the civic I wanted to do 51.). Assistant City 1 During the discussion Monday
edge that undoubtedly there are City was appolnted Monday eve-association." Attorney Jack Pt>nnt>y agreed. e\·enlng on the request for II·
enough boys desiring to play nlng to the new position of direc· sa)·ing that acqu1ring fe-c simple censes. City Manager John Sail·
"Wblle we must llmlt our ter·
ritory to the number of boys we
feel we can handle, the parents
of other neighborhoods could
easily start their own leagues.
The Important thing to remem·
ber Ia that Uttle Leagues are
all started and run on a local
basis. A reuonable $20 fee will
make available all the assist·
ance and knowledge of the na·
tJonal oreantzatlon."
basebalJ ln Little League age tor of finance tor the City of JET BLAMED FOR ao<>ll I would Include mmt>ral nghts.
1
ors said that the city should In·
groups to make possible the Newport Beach. He w111 take of· A blast that rocked windows PE informed the cit\ that Its vestlgate to see If the miniature
operation of more than one flee on Dec. 1. The appointment In the Harbor Area at 5:20 p.m. oUer tor the prop<>rtv '~:a-. $.5.000 pool games are IUegal. and
game at the same hour. league." was made by CitY Manager John Tuesday w as believed to be a or $6.000 too high ·and that It should suspt-nd them until they e "'WOULD EASE LOAD'" Sailors a nd approved by City sonic boom caused by a jet I was PE's Intent to sell It for arP thoroughly cheeked. The junior varsity aeason ta
over, with the Harbor lVa having
tied the Anaheim lVs for the
e:hamplonahJp. The last game
was against Santa Ana for the
Harbor lVs u Orange dld not
tteld a lV team. The Anaheim
va. Harbor lV game wu the first
of the season. There 1a no play-ca. In the lV league as the team e PIIOTEST JUDE
members are only playing for Rod MacMlll.lan, Boys' Oub
. the ~lence. athletic director who earlier
e TAIII WDI
The Tar varalty scored a 21·7 M t I PI victory over Orange Hieh School 0 e an S
last Friday night on Davidlon
Field. The first Th touchdown
was on a 19-yard pass from
George Scbultt to Paul Lorent· Are onAgenda
zen. Charlie Berry made the con· A request by the lrvtne Co.
version. The MOOnd touclldown and Coast Hotela Inc. for a u.e wu by Berry from five yards out and the thlrd touchdown was pennlt to construct and operate In a motel, l'eftaurant and cocktaU al80 bY' Berry after he ter· lounge tn Irvine Terrace, at the
cepted a pus from Max Darrow Comer of Avocado Ave.· and
Mr. Blackwell said there was
barely room ln Mesa Park tor the
Costa Mesa boys and tha t the
Little League would "take a
load oft their bands."
''Besides.'' he said, "the Boys'
Club Ia ele,ht miles from our
homes and we need to get aome·
thing golng tor ourselves right
at home." ·
The current Little League
membership drive headed by
Dick HUllard a nd Ed Bucko Is
expected to net upwards of $500.
A fund·raising breakfast tMts
also been offered by a COM
merchant.
To take care ol the younger
boys, a "mJnor league" program
will al80 be outfitted by aponaon
and thele boya wtll partake in
a full eeuon of play besides
belnc offered eeneral bueball
trainlnc. of Orange and ran 40 ya.rda. He 'al80 kJdted the convenloJW. Coast Hwy.. will be coftlddered e PD.IIS 10 a IIIOWM
All of the Tar polnta were bJ the NewpOrt Beach City Plan· Dave Webb, In charge of coach·
made In the firlt halt. after nJnc Cornmt.lon at lbl monthly Ia arranctq for tra1n1ng fllml to
which Coach 1rw1n wnt In as IDeet.lq thla evenlna ('Ibun· be abown fathen at eoadles
many aublltitutel as P*fble to da;t). • d~lcs begtnnJq In Januaray. _. .... ~ u.. p''"'..c .. --Tbe motel, wllkh wtll eftlrtu· MeanwbUe. Vern Smith. field :=_ ~ wu ":W. .. to-;:;-.; all7 aou111t ol lCIJ unit~. 1a t'be commJU. dlalrmen. was con·
one toadlclown 1n the aecond (II'O)eet ol ltobert lnpvn. Joe ductinl 1011 tsta tor the new
half. (lolltna and L. II. (W.) ~-diamond.
• aAIIQGft _,. a.,. Pour ""Yan~tT" team~~ ol15 wm
BllltMir -won lut Thun· AI*» ~ up toplpt wUl be be 'fteWed at the Youth C4mt.r
day ....... Oranee • to t and tM ,:ct o1 Rarwy D. Peue nat .....,. from boya ol Co·
tM Rarbof 0.. beat Ora.ftl'e 25 for ot olf·ltNet parldna mna cJeJ Mar. klboa blucl a.nd
to 1J tM .-..,.. nlltrtc.tlDna _. NIW _.. ..... aclJolftl.aa tadiUiJ, Kr. aack·
'l'be uunaal ~I banQuet 7ud _.._. ,. 11...-cl con· well eatcl.
.. .. .. ·~ .... ~ .... ~ .......... pool Pour.,....,.. wUJ pay tiM COlt
21. 1ft tiM Wsapca1 a....Yacld Ud Dll•atllli "!tE In· ol ~ u-e. ...._..,wold a..' With Ira~ .,. of .. .ttatlaMIII&!Iloel.. td· tiM ant ... el ........ die· ........... ,... .. --......... -..,. ...................... a.. fldll· ~~~·w.~Ae~~r.-..wta• tlile ... GIH:ftitla111lall lithe U.. .. Gl\b' _... fll. the lifO•
... wiD ...... ...., ............ Jllidl .... u4 ..... .,.. wiD ................... ......
-Iii ...... 1111 ... will .... ~ .................. wiD ....... --.... .
.. I •tTl • fll Ill* & II In-J,;; -.
Council. plane. $111.750. ''Is that enough If they are op·
eratlng without a permit!" Coun.
cllman Stanley Rfdderhof asked. -
ft' WAI nncAL ., I •"a Dar ...au a.... .......... ._. __ ,.... ___ _ • .......... ..,.-i .... .....
& kr el I I I ..... -..... -, ....
...... ~lllln .~.,-..... 9 7 .... , ........ .::. .. ' .. ·,.: Ell,.._.. ......... ...._ ..... .................. -.-a~CIIL-~ ........ -..,. ........ .... ..... aLLo..
I A.c;slstant City Attorney Jack
Pennt>y pointed out that It Is a
I misdemeanor to do business
without a license. He added.
howe,·er. tllat he had checked
the game and that In hls opinion
lit was a game of skUI.
e 'ALL GAMES OF SElLL'
I
'They're all games ol skill,"
commented Councilman J . B.
Stoddard. "But It's gambling lt
I
there Is a pay-oft."
Mayor Dora Hill said the mat·
ter should be carefully checked
because of the recent pinball In·
vestlgatlon.
In another matter concerning
pinball machines, CouncU ap·
proved a motion to refund a pro·
rated amount of Ucen.se fee to
Clyde Denlinger, tor the remain·
der of this fbcal year following
the outlawing or pinballa.
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'111 .. q u • at I 0 n a have been SaturckYI I&Jne aaalDit 01\lo
uked: State wU1 eettle tt. A wtn or a
1. What Ia the Harbor Cltltena tie and we aN In the l.oM Jowl.
Lequef A loea wUJ put MichJ1an Staw lac:kacbe
lt Ia a non·prolJt. no·aal&r1 or· ln vla the baek door'. At the v.y
CAliFOlNIA NEWSP»>I PUILISHU.S ASSOCIATION ~ J ... NA110NAL IDfTOIIAL ASSOCIATON • • • n.. NIWPOttJ HAIIOl INSt$H ... ...... ...... ..... .. .. • .BY :/;;}f'el(~
1anJ.zatJon, wboee objecta and .ora we ean aay we came
pul'pCIMa ar• to promote the wtthln one of It, but 10 dJd the
•\uly, 418cuulon and bettft'ment mother who wanted twtru~ and ot our city rovernment It wu tot a aln.ele. A recent adWrtl.Mment of a orpna.d May 5, 1953. e UIIKD fta.laOWI pha.rrnaeeuUcaJ au P P J 1 bouae
2. What has Jt accompUahed T CoroA& del Mu bas at Jon1 atarted w1th tbla q Q e • tt oft :
(a) 'nte first project of the lut made the New Yorker. '11\ta ~at'a back ol you.r badEHtMf"
....... ,., .. ....,., ........... t-1•• ........ s.,.n.r ce.t .... ... ,.._....,... .................................. ~ ........ ~~ ...._. •• s.c-t a-.................. Off* •• c-4J .... Celt
spurned the cuace. When the Lea,ue wu the City ('Jlarter. cllpplnc was 1ent to our new The Chiropractor would ......,lY
ra1na came, abe due a bole In a The lurue aponaored the clrcu· ne11hbor, Mra. Fay Reber: anJWer, "Your back. of OOUJM,»
tiOW'f!t' bed alonr the fen~. and latlon of petltloi'UI to place upon From the November 5th "New Chtroprador'l ate aplnaJ 8Pe·
AAVO l. HAN'A UJtw _. l'uWI•••r ~ H.MJI ..._ e IIOVftADI '1'110
HU6H McMILLAN Newt .......,_,._
HAT L. JOHNSON_ ..,.,..._ 61N.ter
SAM MITCHEll ~~..~"' lUIY STEVENSON-' ,..-
Alonc about thla tJme ot year,
the whole C.Q. family eeta moun·
taln·hunery. Veterans Day, with
the kids out of achool, aettled lt
J'rlday found us wtodlne up the
hW from Hemet and headed for
our favorite mountain tow a
Idyllwlld. The old ranch wacon
was loaded to the run'la 'with
food, oookJng equipment. cam·
eras, warmer clothes, and ua.
h&d llept there, throulh the wet the ballot the propoaal to elect Yorker:" ctaJlats. Throup the aid of
ntcht. Juat to be a little nearer Freeholders to write a charter. JlAIIKD EftUM>WI DEft. ak.Uied ~ worked tn DeU· to thoee who had given her the The propoeal carried by a wide (Ad. ln the Pasadena St&l'·New11) rolol)', balance and ten1Joll con· SUISCIUrTION RATES Lecel .a-n...-, .... : ,_ y.-.. .00: ... ~.00
Ovhlcl• ctf tile He"-AIM: T-,..,......'1..00: -.,._. .4.00
dream that had to end. mareln. ot the 15 Freeholder-a CORONA DEL MAll trol technlqu-. and w1th .-pe-e PDIIT IIIOW elected, the Learue backed 14. SACJUFICE AT $18.500 dally deslrned x-ray equipment ..... -.:;k-".l!;;;j_" ~: --u• ..... The kJda bad a rrand ttme, but The Learue then backed the 3 bedrm.l., 2 batlu, double eu. we have found new ancf modem
thelr m<* fervent wtah wu un· Chart« written by the Freehold· Patio • carden with attractive waya ot correctinr the cauae ot
fui11Ued. They wanted to tee en. anc! it was approved by a bachelor ln rear. Lea than 1 blk. backache.
snow! From the tJme we pulled lure majority of the voten and from ocean on beautUul Marrue-Whether you need advice re·
lnto th lorful littl becam• our clty con.tltutlon. rite. cudlnl poftl~N, your bed. ape·
•:• +e e a e e e + •:1:1 W:*3* M e e + e e e + e e e . •: e eo e vtllaee. (b) The next pro~ of th• • BO•JIIIQ.• ......,._ cJal aboes, the uae ol belptUl
Betsy, our old aprlncer spaniel, with the leaves matcblnf the ~' "" --esft'Cl8e was our guest. Whenever we co colora on the totem·poles that Learue was the problem of the luat tot the word over the • or eklWul manipula·
e DOC'S DAY
to the mountalns, Betsy becomes dot the town's center, It felt Uke annual aubaldy ol the Chamber radJo that the peNOn rNponaJble Uon or adju.tment., JOUt OlJ.ro. Cinderella. She comes out of her snow. ot Commerce from tax money. for the mJd·atr e-xploaion kJlllnl praetor Ia bat able to belp you.
chimney eomN In the guaee. You may ask juat bow one ret.a The Learue apon.ored the clrcu· 44 puaeneera. lncludlnr bla He wtll correct the cauae ot your
. Sto<y_ of the centu.y ;, the o.de•l of 31 -ye•N>id Go<><ge Sm;th, and Uues like a queen fou week· the feellne Jhat lt'a 101•1 b> latlon of petlllo"' b> pla<e upon mother, hu cont-.!. He had bad<ache and atve ..,.. nllet I"' te<l ,P'Iot fo• Nol'lh Am.,;<an, who baaed out of • plummet;ng end. Usually, 0.., little wtene<· snow. n·a hml to d...,..lbe, eape· the ballot a prvpoaal to limit the ... ....., b.,. to< pr,ooo. What a Foil-bts lnotnlctlou to the
1et,. sur:o•ved t}le tremendous imf£act of hitting the brick wall of super· dog, Camellia, the pampered one, clally to someone who hasn't amount ot tax money; that could horrtblt way to malte a llvJn1~ letter.
PleaM~, dear Council members, use those impressive looking mikes
ot your Cou~cil meetings. Don't be so modest; we enjoy listening to
you, ond we re olways unhappy about those low·voiced discussions.
• • •
d t f 0 C b
--1 d 1 1 Uv-"' b •-aU be donated annually to the Alr lines wlU look with an X·r•v
sontc o•r. was rescue a sea o our range ounty coasf y a mir-..... ys n oors. • eeps on peop e ,.,.... w ere snow .. an ·Win· Chamber. The propoeal was ap· eye at barrage put on the pia;; ....._, ....._ Mrl • t514
aculous stroke of coincidence, and pulled through the long ordeol at beds and gets bites of people ter blanket. Back Eut some euly proved overwhelmlnflY by the by anyone not rtcllnr on It N ~ C.U.... del .._
H oag Hospital. Feb. 26 was the fateful do~, ond he stayed ot Ho•n food at the table, whUe old Beta)' November day, aft~ a f~ weeka • ._..1•• =============
h h
.. "" sits sad·eyed out back and ju-of crt~~n, brl.,ht w•·th-, wh·-voten. It baa resulted In the • ...., -BO ... t
more t on t ree months. It is estimated he oiled out ot 6,500 f•t •• ., -r • ~ ~ "' .. -1-* 1 f th1 tt f Three n--
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" he I .... hope5. T h I s time. Camellia. autumn'• paints blazed on every wu•P ~e remova 0 • em 0 ..... '1-OL l&mes of
t Pone nosed down at 777 miles an hour. A deloy of jusf two more whose short coat wasn't buJlt for hlllalde, the feeJina would come. expense from curr ent city sklU" ue belnl OPft'ated 1n the
seconds would hove me•"'t '".e~·,·n de•th. • budee•· city without a 11 M • "" "' "" "' mountain cold and who eets Suddenly, It aeemed, the treeJS ..... oenae. .,Ybe
A Classified Ad in The Ensign
brinqs immediete Nsultsl Cell
Herbot 111 .... 1115 and orove itl
His survival ond recovery made aero-medical history. proof thot roose·bumps at the sight of an had 'become 4ark akeletons, their (c) The third proJect of the juat a n~ coat of paint on the t~e ~um~n body co~ stand terrific punishment. Doctors who helped Ice cream cone, spent the week· oran&e and acarlet and gold of League Is the pendJng proposal horse formerly known u pinball
h•m '" h1s fight for life were Dr. Dovid Ballant ine, Dr. Richerd Button, end with Dr. Stockton, our veter· yesterday, now brown on the to change the method of electlnc l imFa~ch~Jn~et~!;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Dr. Samuel Frazier and Dr. Walter Rolston of the Hoag Hospital steff. lnarlan. ground. The blue of October skies city councilmen. The Lea,ue L I ..J. t ra; w 11 G d h h d f ded t d ll sponsored the clreulatlon of pe· oco t:"'o oqro er " y erhar t ad the important assignment In Idyllwild Bet&y was a pic· a a 0 a u • even rray, tltlons to place upon the ballot
of maltmg o c.o or.photofrophy record of the pilot's recovery. So top ture of dog happiness. Bon} or and the stimulating crispness of th
t th h th d h hunting Parents' every dellclo ... morning frosts had '-~m ... a e proposition to change the
secre wes •s p ase o e recor t at the films were t·'en from ..... """"' "' elect! 1 t 11 h
W I
.. ~ ht-f h oods deep, penetrating cold. There w"• on aw 0 a ow eac coun·
o ly for processing and study by North American ond the Air Force, w u 0 t e w • every exclt· ..... cllmanlc district to elect Its own ond only recently was Wally able to see his own pidures. lng scent of deer or squirrel, a \lf1lnge atUlness of the air. The councilman. This proposal will • • • stirred old Instincts that had gray sky darkened and lowered never had much chance ln a untll It .eemed just overhead. be3 voWhted on on December 6.
The coin-collecting Nichols ... Kenny and son Gene of Balboa mostJy.concrete back yard. At There, Uke tiny feathers from ·
0
are the member of the
lsl.ond · · · attended t~e State Numiosmetic "ssn. convention in San night, stretched out on a warm some unseen white bird, hJfh In LePraeue! 1
D.lego last week-end. end Gene won second place in Closs A with his rug In front of a fireplace that that gray, the first flakes would eaent Y the officers are A. B.
dtsploy of US .. proof coins and patterns ... Wouldn't you ltnow it. smelled deliciously as oak loga come, with a gentle stillness that Cubbace, chairman; Ruby Stev· wh t K N h I ld f 11 and pine con-roared a m•rry seemed •o surround you. F"•ter enson. secretary.treuurer. The . e enny IC 0 s. wou w.ont m.ost 0 a is a nidel-191 3 v•riety ~ "' ., ~ dir t H oe·---w I
I berty h d f h h I f
u tune. o -tsy was living one of the and faster theywouldcome·· .. th· 1 ec oCarsldareh enry uoLCJ, a ·
1 . eo .. o w •c . on y 1ve ex•st. One was on displ·y •t the con-uc ""' a..... er ead H Lo u u days that came much too .... ldom. out sound. In moments. the dark '""' · ' ans renz. ~ent•on. pme possess•on of J. V. McDermott of Milwaukee, who re· When we piled out of t ..... he car, ground had turned white and BDr. Fried HuWntl.lEI lmer Wiles, Hans
lected M offer of t 11,500 for ,·t.l.l . . . """"r ng lam P l ~ h I S d ever.,.......... and the stark tr...,.s •""" ' errow, · If t t b ome aga n on un ay evening, •. .......... ""' Fr k 8 k d you wan o ecome a coin collector (other thon just trying to Betsy knew too weU that the ball grew lovely In feathery cloaks. an ur e, An y SmJth, Wal·
collect the green stuf~. send " $2.10 money order to the U.S. Min t was over. A!$ often as we put her It was magical, that first snow. ter Gerhardt. Fred Singer, Mrs.
and ask for 0 proof set of coins--a half dollar. quGrler. dime. nidel out. s he'd try to get back on the Each year, It seemed that some ~r~s FloMtr,er, ~Fbrk En&elke, A. K . on~ penny · : · 91 cents worth of. money ... But to give you an idee car seat again. Like the atory of sort of miracle had happt>ned H e ips, d ~ erFn Moseman, Ed
of. •ts potent.ol value, .o 193~ proof set !also 91 cents worth of U.S. the girl and the golden slippers. again. ea y &n a. ay Reber. There com) was sold ot o t d th . f h sbe,didn't want to go ba-... to the • WATCH -.-~o,.......,a are several outstandlnr citizens f $ uc •on unng e convent•on or t e record price himn """ ••a--·· who are supporters of the Lea,ue o 185 . . ... Ken ny ho.s proof sets for every year since the Mint c ey comer, In the rarage. We all felt the nearness of the who for business reasons prefer
rlorted prov1dmg them, 1n 1936. . . On Mond~ mornlne, we felt first anow. up In the mountain to remain anonymoua.
th
Cen feny~ spore me e nickel, liberty heed, that is. 1913 d•te a UW. aad about the wbole fp,~ce •• ~~ledln .~<!tlllwtll d. thFor ~-~~ MembenbJp 1n the Learue la
• year 0 my b1rth • • • 0 ~!·_9~d Betay, t:rylnr IO hard U-LU_. UJ...-V., e ~-open to aJl pe.noa8 lD the CQm• -::;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;jjj;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===~~IDAAC~~~het:!.~*'~"~m~Jut,~~ba~d ~e4 the o.a~. Aa munt~ wb.o are ~tereete4 In ntrbt came they c:bedted lt every ctvlc atfaJra. nse publJc b ln·
few minutes. boplnf acaJnat vJted to all mHtlnp.
hope that the needle would toucll Look over the llat of names of
the freezing mark. On Saturday the oUicers and directors. I won·
morning when the cloudl lifted der If anyone wants to throw
brlefiy from the highest peaks, rocka at any of them. I'll be glad
there was a new whiteness, re· to give space to any one who
placing the gray rocks of the day does. luat step one pace forward.
before. On Sunday, the snow· The League hu announced a
line waa nearer, but stUI too far public meeUng to be held In the
for any sense but the eyes. M we City Hall Council Chambera at
packed up our gear, the kJdl 7:30 p.m. tomorrow (Friday).
pleaded to stay another night
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FOR CHRISTMAS
OaDU TOO'a
''HALLMARK''
........... 1
CGI-... Ill PUIIIOY
"'1'8E ~ ftoa ncr
IIAibof 1171
'117 .. CoCIIIt 1U91away, c-.a del M•
r. -.n Ses.ct~oG
'1 know It wtll snow!'' they eJOCBJCAJI aald. We're down but not out. Th.la
VVe went ~ the winding iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii~~~~~~~~~==========~~~~~~~~~~~~
road to Hemet with but a promiM
of the snow that never reached
us. But the lrmlncta that told us
the anow was near were not
wrong. One more day and we
would have had snow a plenty!
lnllr Y11r
n.•sc~Y~~c ,.,.,, •••!
e LOCAL n..,....MI. ._ * Only Swift'• Premium Beef Sold Here *
ALL PRICES GOOD UNTIL THANKSGIVING DAY
FRESH DRESSED
TURKEY 59c
HENS •·
The kids went back to achool
on Monday morning foT a tbrlll
that didn't come-the feel of
fresh, white snow. But. after a ll,
we have a compelling excu1e to
go back. very soon. to that lavor·
lte hideaway called Idyllwtld. ............... ..............
Dr. Msrla E. Varady, who baa
lust opened her otnee at 2753 E.
Cout Rllhway, Corona del Mu,
ta a rraduate of the aoyal Hun·
1adan Pu:many PeWt Unlveralty
Medical School ln Budapest and
abe reeetve4 h• 8pedaJJat de·
lfH ln Internal DM4JdDe at the
Jtoranyt ClJnJc Jn Bunpry. Dr.
Vuady U.. at ~ Seaview
Ave., Corona del Mu. .. ' s '' . R I ; , I I 1 , L. 1 • I LJ r ' . I I~
IPEDL4LI Fll
n..llr .. W•••••ar, .,. 11• .. D
AIIII001rl I'I'Aa-W.... -..... IWl TENDIIIZED HAMS • • • • • •
BACON. • • • • • .49clb.
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Tar Tattles ---...
PBOII IIAIIIOa ID laiOOL
.., ...... LILID'I'IIAL Patronesses Are Named
For Harbor Cotillions Alonr the a&cs. ot the claDee n.ey bout thtrty-ftve memben
floor, thee wen y&l'd llne matk· thla yqr. lfewpon Bait>or Cottlllona held The seventh and etrbth crad-
.... meet ln the evenln1 u the
lunlor CoWllon. Patrons and Pa·
SCOOPS
"IIi .... I I I ....,. .. ..., '-.....
---tly ••• Let ... dotM.....,_....r ... beJel Jut ftund.I.Y tor the RU· .. to llve the Ida ot 1 football Th.U ~np are held on the tbelt 8eCIOIIod meet.Jnr of the
c1ent1 aDcl ol' Orada wu u aue· fteld. A tea.l.latie 11e0re board on tlrat and th1r4 Monclaya of eedl aeuon yateday CWednMclay)
~ u the rame pnee41nr lt. the left 11cle bad the ICON ot the month. OMcen ~cUnr for tbJI at the K....,an Harbor Yacht
The cSance floor wu c:rowcle4. 1ame on lt. Tall1oal PMb atoocl year are Gene Booeey, pr..tclent: Club. Dtreetinl the IJ'OUP wu ~neuNS Include ~. and ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~--Bull R. Twlat, cha.lrmen; ~.
Learn to Dane. ..
ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL OF DANCING
HAUO~ Jt25
3523 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
L.rgest end Most Compl.te
Furniture Store in the Area.
c.n fot frM
DECORAnNG SERVICE
Llb«iy .. 5511
Furnishings for homes,
dubs, yachts.
l017 W. Coe.t Hl9hw•y
Newport ... c.h
Tour ~!11andoaa
dill •• ..w... .
by the e'Dtrii)Oe cloor and on the Rachel Perez. vke preddtnt; 10aa Vlrrhlla Gollatz.
otber alcle ot the floor. Conerat· Gene Bmlth, aecnta.ry, aacl Mat· x.r.. Harvey Somen o1 Balboa
ulatlon.t to the Pep Commt.lon. ete Knox. t.reuurer. Co·aclvtacwa 1a ceneral eb.atrman ot the Qttll·
Durtnr the bal1 time at the are Cbatl• lla.nclall and Leon· Uoru~ of M.-pon Harbor. She
p.me the bome-com.tna Queen atc1 Tbompeon. beacla a number ol patroneaes
and her Court ~e preaentecl to • • • who are apoJWOrtnc various of
onlookers. One awed mate mem-ei'IIIIT QVAJIUJI ona th..e clanclnriJ'Oups.
ber of the band wu ao struck One clown and three to ro-Tb M tl CotiUl that· he wu left ttarinr at her quuten that Ia. ~ letter to e a nee on, Whlcb o ....... 1 11aa-... u the band ".,._.. meets at 3:45 In the aft.e:rnoon, ls mo...,.,~ lntoth~lr next formation aU Freahmen Parenta:-nmem· headed by M.nL Charles P. Got·
• • • • ber u you look at our report ton, a.alated by Mrs. lay Beeee-
carcla today-If aome cUdn't quite myer. It Includes children In the
mAe the honor roll-we tried-third and fourth erades. Other
but laJ\'t your second cake better patrone.aes are Mmes. lames l .
than your first on a new red~. Carroll, ~eld Dinwiddie, Don
Mom!-thla t1rst quarter we had Edler, E. H. Gr~nendyke, Sam-
to ret acquainted. with ao many uel Hill, Burh Hutson, M. Macy
new people and opportunities-lones. Sandy P. MacKay. Emory
maybe we tried to do to many E. Moore lr., loh.n Oertly, Spen-job~ere b so much we want cer RJeharclaon, Paul M. Rorera. to take part ln. Don't "crrnund"
eiAILDfdCLua
The Sa.Uln1 Club whteb wu
Ratted 1ut year la rolnr full
blut thla year. In October a
"luau" wu held for the mem·
ben. Jtlrht now a .erie. of four
layman'• races are beinr held.
Two have already been held and
the remalnlnr two are scheduled
for December 10 It lL Another
laym.aru~ terles wW be held next
semester &lao.
A cup known u the "Calcl·
well Perpetual Cup" la the prize
to the wtner of the layman. It Ia
named after their advlaor, Paul
(Pablo) Caldwell, a Spanlab
teacher at Harbor. Ocean races
are &lao held throughout the
year. At tbla time the Sir Tomaa
Tipton Cup, at..o a ~rpetual cup,
la the prize. '1'1\ne aoclal dinner
dance parties are alao held.
The oW cen tor the year are
Dave Grant, t.reuurer. To join
the club you must have a genu·
lne interest In aalllng and be
a fairly good satl<w. A boat 15
not required, but they would
like It If you had one. • • •
e .OWDIC a.va FODI.ED
Speaklnr of boats and water,
another new club has been
formed, the Rowtnr CluJ>. Al·
though they haven't taken to the
water yet, they are quite active.
They have two ahells from the
Los Anreles Ahlet1c Club that
are In a llttle sad condition. The
boys are spending their time
now flxJng them up. They are 1n
need of about S500 for new
equipment.
.,.._ T. D. Roeera. lohn Scuddet", Get'· ua for too lone-we've a whole ald Shuchter, lohn Swtrart. H.
new quarter to aettle down ln. Payne Thayer lr., Charles Ull-
''Tbanka for remembering your man, and Franklin WUcox.
freshman year" slrned, "your Younr ballroom dancera of the ever Jovln Froah."
-Tries to Swim
To Sailboat
Mrs. Edna MeWllllam.a of 417
E. Bay Ave .. Balboa, was picked
up while swimming In the bay
off Fernando St., Balboa, by a
harbor department patrol boat at
7:25 p.m. Jut Thursday, after
startJnr out to swim to her bus·
band's boat. the Norma S.. at
about 6:10 p.m., Newport pollee
reported.
Mrs. Jack W. Hill of 410 Hard-
ing St., Balboa, told pollee she
tried to discourage Mrs. McWil-
liams from ma~ng the swim
whUe wearing a white blouse
and pedal pushers. The women
and their huabands had been for
a sail In the boat earlier In the
day. Mrs. HW said she saw Mrs.
McWilliams disappear b e h I n d
the second boat out from the
dock at Fernando St.
fifth crade meet at the Yacht
Club at five o'clock for their
CoUUlon, with Mrs. Robert C.
Sallabury and Mrs. Richard
Steele.
Other Patronesses tor the Fifth
Grade CotiJUon Include Mmes.
Lawrence E. Brown, Spalding
Eastman, Vernon EdJer, Randall
F. Geddes, Walter D. .K. Gibson
Jr., Earl Gustkey, Dudley Jarrett.
Hugh l . Lowe,l r .. Robert Mackey,
Donald McCallum, Emory S.
Moore. Jr., lobn Oertly, Nelson
Pringle. James Ray. Harry Stick-
ler. lohn Swigart. BasU TWist.
Oren Wade. and Thomas C. Web·
ster.
Patroness cbalnnen for the
Sixth Grade Cotillion. which
meets at 6:30, are Mrs. William
B. Clark and Mrs. Howard B.
Lawson. Assisting them are
Mmes. Spalding Eastman. Vern-
on Edler. Robert P. Forbes, Cllr·
ford Hakes, Samuel Hill, Al!red
V. Jorgensen, E. VIncent lorgen-
son. lay Rhodes Longley, Rich·
ard Ma.rseJJus, J. Kenneth Mer·
rlam. George Michaud. Smith
Newberry, H. Morgan Noble. W.
D. Schock. WUllam R. Severance.
William H. Spurgeon, m. and
Richard Steele.
•
and MrL JUcllard Ma.raellua., co-
c b a I r m e n , and MmeL and
Meara. lames S. Beattie, I. Har·
old Caldwell. loeepb Carv8, S. l .
Colyer, Hal Dike, Wlll1am E .
Ftaher, Robert P. Forbe.. Leonard
Graves. Edward Groenendyke,
George Hoar U, Robert Mackey.
W. Phelps Merlckel, JOMPh Nick-era. Nebon Prtnr!e, 0. w. <Dick )
Richard, l ohn Scudder, Porter
Sinclair, Edward Lester Smith,
Lester A. Smith, Harvey Somers.
Cbarle. Ullman, Charles W. Prld·
dy, Hany Stickler, Gaylord To·
hJll and Alan l . Mickle. and
Mmes. Marearet Tr1der WhJte
and M.lriarn SebmJdt.
WU.UAJI JEFnET una
AS JTVDERT DDIOifSftATOa
William M. letfr~. aon ot Mrs.
Phyllls l ethey, 31.2 Narclssus
Ave., Corona del Mar, served as
a studen• demonstrator In the
botany department at the an-
nual Pomona CoUece Science
Day procra.m Saturday, Nov. 5,
when the oollere wu h~ to
more than sao students from 50
Southern Callt.ornla hlrh acboou.
Wllllam. a junior, la majoring In
botany.
T11E TWEGIES. DWLTWEDS.
MAKE T1lEDl BOllE IX (2)11
Making their home In Corona
del Mar are l ohn Charles
Tweedie, formerly of Newport
Beach, and his bclde, the former
Mlss Marcia Wood, daughter of
Mrs. Lucien A. Wood of Fonda,
Iowa, and the late .Mr. Wood. The
eroom Is the aon of Forrest J.
'lWeedl~ of CbJcaeo and the late
Mrs. Tweedl~. Th~ newlyweds
hon~ymooned In Mexico.
DOCTOrs DMCE IIELD
Mrs. Fred Hunt and Mrs. Nor·
ma n Carlson of th~ Harbor Area
were both on the commltt~ for
the Doctor's Dance held Saturday
nlrht at the Newpoct Harbor
Yacht Club. The party was gtven
by the AuxHiary to the Orange
County Medical A.uociatlon to
fete husbands of the members
IIIE DOES IT WJTII MDaOIISI
Jloea T61bot Ia tile..., ~u
Ia .... WM ....... lf.T.
t:nda1Dg Ia ...... ~
to aab youn • BOUSE
aEAUTU'UL 0. dJtpiCI1' Ia .._
loftly ...., ..... Ia (2)11 ...
~ alrnn. Mooiattft
aafiqaecl m.1nan wttla 90le!·
CJI'MD .... CIDid (bold your
bnathl) aaJmlnd .... tlllblee
wtt1a aide plaat.a ned Clllll•
nnatiOil ,.._ Ia aay b--.
She.._ • .......,.., .... ,__
c:lDatiD9 • E a F 17 I( E ftA YS
wlaU.e .,. ,.... tiMre bat took
tilDe to abow u tlae lfEWEJT
ITEM of cdl ••• a .............
c:.atlw ...... -.,..,.. ,...,. vtYID9 tlllblal a.a.d gift .....
too -y ll.5CL ...... m-....
& ~ Cadw-. a.da·
sift wttla .._ Ia CDJI. Jloea
Talbot. 1710 L Ceat ll.hNy,
BCII'b« sa.
• • • •
Custom·made LAMP SHADES
are more than decorative; they
are conversaUon pieces, when
designed and fashioned by Es-
telle's PRIDE lr JOY Lampshade
Shop ln Balboa Island. Shades
and frames created to order Just
for YOU that particular apot ln
your room. Estelle make a fetish
of lndivtduaHzed perfection! She
will work dl.rect.ly wtth you or
with your decorator. You'll mar-
vel at the wide selection of
lovely fa brics and trims. Remem ·
ber, It's Estelle's at 304 ~ Marlne
Ave., the lamp shop we list with
PRIDE lr lOY. Harbor 516. • • •
WIT1I -.: BOLIDATS D ·
P110AaDifC 1t'a • fOOd U..
to '"W ~ wklw.'" AT
BESS BAm F ASJIIOifJ U..U
apwta -~ bow all the tric:b of tile tnlde • • •
WI "''eeful ....,. to lacdDa you
feel lUre a l'rwtty ~
~ .............. ...
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llomla-.MII ........... .
tlrrzry _.._ • •·= .... • "'"fj '
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IIAD FASIDOn ...S ,..-u
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* * * COUNT TO TEN rood reaae>DS tor ualng TED BROWN, IE'WI:L·
ERS u your rUt headquarten:
1. Dlamoncla ... ao luxurious!
2. <>meca 1r Bulova Watches
3. Ronson lr Sunbeam
products
4. Cultured Pearls
5. Sheaffer Pen lr Penet.ls
6. Geme Silverware (Swedeft)
7. Expert Watch Repair
8. S. lr H. Green Stamps
9. Easy Credit-No C&rrytnr
Charge
10. Lay-Away Service
Convinced! Then get "on the
double" lr head tor Ted Brown
Jewelers. 1823 Newport Ave.,
Costa Mesa, lJ 8-3777. • • •
OOIDAifT COICJ•c? -
baftDg • bUtJI.daT? Cladatila-la9 • ..., boat? To. daa"'t
IIAJ'TA' laaft • .-. INt U
.,_ c1o. ~SJ.JWD uouoas ..w
-~ tile wood&... • ...
your tcr..tt. bniDd ........
.... ac:eeda. a...dy ••• ..,
-.. ltl Plu -ollld --. a.-.. bUs. m... ...,. ....
wttla lt. ~ .. WIW& •
TDIL • ~ ,_.._ ~
la9a.t.~My ..... ...,..._.
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Ia 1alaDd u.r--. at ......... ..u.. laa.d. ,.. ~ ..
Cllll Ia IIA 121&. ~ .. .
Sba1 ••• ...s ...... s to ... .
•
harbor photo lab
One of the shells Is a tour man
and the other ls an eight man.
Later when the boats are fixed.
races will be staged with Or·
ange Coast and other high
schools. The president of the
ctub 1a PhJl Brownell, vice presi-
dent. Ron Crowe, and treasurer,
Carl Betreron. There are about
15 memben. Tbelr adviser 1a
lohn Edrternach. • • • • ..,...,.CLn
The husbands, l oseph McWil·
IIams and lack Hill, came ashore
ln a cllnghy without sighting
Mrs. McWillla.ms and immedi-
ately put back out to search for
her but their little boat capsized,
aplUing both men Into the bay.
Mrs. McWilliams declined medl·
cal ald afer being brought
ashore, and she walked home.
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• liap11t II ••••
Flag down the record breaker
fast
COLOR
SERVICE
3121 E. Coast Hwy. CDM
OM ot• tbe lead.ln6 du118 at
Ba.rbclr Iii the Buatne. Club. It
la a club for junJora and .enlora
who have over lS credits in bust·
ness oouraetJ. Known u the
Theta ~ Kappa, their object
1a to help those Interested In a
business caret'!' throurh varied
tleld trtps. They have gone to
auch places u Northrup and the
Huntington Beach Oil Fields..
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AL BEA rrY MOTORS
DODGE-PLYMOUTH, COSTA MESA
Mua for Mrs. Mary Grotz. 71.
of 1.22 34th St., Newport Beach,
wu oeelbrated Monday 1n Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel Cat.hoUc
Church Holy Rosa~)' last Friday
In the Baltz eo.ta Mesa Cha~J.
Mra. Grotu died on Tbunday,
Nov. 10. In Hoar Memorial Bos·
pltal. She wu a naUve of IDinob
and had lived In Newport Beach
for five years. She Is survived
by her husband, Henry GroU. of
the home address; two daugh-
ters. Mra. Edith Spence of San
Bernardino and Mrs. Dorothy
Parrlsh of Fontana; one grand·
daughter and two sisters, Mrs.
Hanna Frederick of Inglewood
a nd Mrs. Margaret Nosen of UU -
nol-'.
A l'fEW LJ'1'TLE SAVACE
A son. Thom as Edward, was
born Tuesday, Nov. l. to Mr. and
Mrs. Willard M. Savage of 512
Avocado Ave .. Corona del Mar.
The baby a rrived a t Queen of
Angels Hospital In Los Angeles.
LEGAL MOTICt:
CEIITJ1'ICATE OF BUSJXESS
Fictitious FinD l'fam•
TIJE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
certlly that they are conducting
a flower shop and nursery busi-
ness at 2625 E. Coast Highway.
Corona del Mar. Calif .. under the
fictitious flmt name of Norman's
Flower Shop and Nursery, and
that aald firm b composed of the
folowtn1 persons whose names
In full and places of residence
are u follows. to-wit:
loe D. Ellla. 431 ~ Begonia
Ave., Corona del Mar.
l . L. Moaholder, 515 Marrue·
rite Ave., Corona del Mar.
WII NESS our hands this 7th
d_, of November, 1955.
l~ D. ElJb
l . L Moaholder
STATE OP ~FORNIA l
COUNTY OJ' ORANGE la
OM TBlS Ttb a:, of November,
1955. before me. a Notary Public
In and few .. sd county and atate. i~~1810~~lf~WW~pul~lt~Bl~Y4~~~~~iii~iii~~~Uiil~·72'72iii~~ ratdlnr therein. duly commls· " "" " 11onecl and awon1, personally ap·
I)M.Nd loe D. Ellla and I . L
MC*bohler. lmowft to ~ to be
t.be ~~~~~ wa.c. nUM& .,.
•b8erl'*l to tbe wttbln lnatru·
lbftt. and edmow ..... to rM
that ~ eu 1 Clt.cl tiM ...... . ···~ ~ bad and otft. dal -.1.
~ A.llaapa lfotarJ Pvblle .. .... .......
~ ........
~ Oa 'sdae ....,... Auf. ......
,.blllh: ...._._ 10. n. M. o.
~Lt-. --~~~==~~:::. .. .-.-.... .:;:~=:~~~·~-. Rewpwt R~ ~
.
'and take the wheel!
We'te got tlaac MID '66 CMrrollt ~' C7"'11iling 1M stretts to mak4 it tG8J1 for V0t4 to driH tM
ear thai ~Mlter«l 1M Pika Pm reconL WMft rou,. one, tDGH (l to 1M curb-and t4U tiN tOW.
Y ov'U dUt:oter all 1M IAitlfl tlaat WIGb W. ,._ CJa.w o cltGmpl
Here'• the ear that .,....., tM
Pia. Peak reoanf_,...., it -
tbe qualitiea that meu..ter, __.
drmDa eoDtrol I
Lib to drift ... ,
That'• eaq. J.t ....... ~
of t.beee DeW Cbem*tt .......
ltraton-aDd tab OYWI
YOQ'U feel tbt h•MJinc ..
tMt took the twWa out ol tJa.
willdiq Pikes Peak road. And
,ou'U-what we mean by l'eCQI'd. brw.kiDa poww. 'I'be8e Cbevroleta
are pow•ed by tbe new 205 b.p.
"Super Turbo-FIN V8" -an extra-
COlt optioG that poan out all tbe
aetioD JOQ eoWd enr uk fori
So. lin -. ol oar DeW Cbe'lya
tM hiP lip-fult for fWL We'D
ben......,faryoul
TH. HOT .QN.a .V.N HOI i&JII
MI''R CHEVROLET CO •
•
"Be s~~.naeure"
WITB
STANLEY msuiWfca AG'ImCI'
Phone Harbor Jnt ,
3815 E. COut 81"""'
C<n.na d¥1 IUr
Res. Phone, uwttY S. 1315
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REAL ESTATE
Contracting
Insurance
Contlnuou. d8J' and evenlna
cluaet tor preparation to
pau the State exam.
Call or write
For Information
AL TYLER SCHOOLS
1611 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
Kimberly 7 ..J511
KEllog 8-2513
Let Me Teach You
dlmA PA.DfTIWG
Convenie-nt Cloa Le8sons
lJ 8·5648
GLADYS TRACY
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HOM I
lOANS
LAGUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS
Sanford Sues to Recover
Funds from Gordon Eldred
LOla FOil ..
5" •no LOU
Ccm.tructlcm 1oarw
s,.._UU LOU
au .Oa dtft.a
, ..... l•rta• a..
1515 K. eo.t a.,. C'DN
I'lL. u 1111 a J-5115
( ...... loUt biNs I • hMI)
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1928 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa . auiLDma snruu
CEMENT
AND
BUilDING
& LOAN ASSOCIATION
To sm. Yoe.
ln. btaadfwl COSTA MESA 11.-bdr~II ...... A ... ... _._....,.Ue
A Superior Court 1ult charging which furnished the bond, the ~~:"':"': "c ::::=:·~=~·~~~:: .. :'·==~~~~=~~==~==~~~ fraud and forgery and .eeklng JO a}unoo o~ 01 A~n~ ~PU(d "" -
$11,363.84 from Gordon Eldred pu1r lPlfl puv.z.J JO ~unoo
and $5,000 on his 1urety bond ~Jlfl )0 ~JAU<>o RA\ ~13
hu been tiled by WlJJtam San· ·<Y.l Ot()tnJnSUI sapuno.tf
ford. Balboa Island realtor, and forgery In Santa Ana Jut year
his wile MHdred. and now Is serving time in Chino
All Klnd&-Free Estlmatee
LIBEJn'Y 8-6109
t 4 4
LET US SHARPEN
YOUR
LA WNMOWERS-SA WS
KJIVH. Sclaaorl. Etc. Liberty 8·513'7 J. A. Bolding
188% Merrill Pl .• CoSta Mesa
PADfTilfG
PAlin II
IL W ....
LAGUNA lEACH
AND
SAN CUMINYE
QUICK
24 HOUR SERVICE
LOW
LOW .. ~"
INTEREST ItA TES
The Sanfordl charged that ltate prison. J.tb Santa Ana l'ftl
they paid $3,514.24 to Eldred for estate business entered bank·
, , +:• , , , , , , , , , , •:, , , the aaatgnment of a trust deed ruptcy as a result ol the manlpu.
Letten ... on one parcel o.t Orange property lations ot trust deeds of which
and 16.816.53 t or another trust he wu convicted.
deed on another parcel. On both,
*!A • •:•:• ••' • • ' *' •: • ' ' he claimed to have ualrnmenta
To the EdltoT: from Anna H. and David R.
May an unimportant taxpayer Miller, but the signatures actu·
ally were forged and notarized uk some questions about the by EJdred, the suit charge.. propo~ new highway to pus The Millers In a quiet-title a'C·
Chapter Holds
Pledge Ritual Corona del Mar?
tlon won possession of the trust Future new mem ... --of the 1. What connection does the deed s 1 Co rt J d uo:n~ s as uper or u u ge Mu EpsUon Chapte-r of Beta proposed by.pass have with the Franklin G. West ruled the as· Sigma Phi Sorority wtll receive high bridge which Is to be built algnments were forgeries, the th It led ltual th'-
1 across the Upper Bay? complaint set forth. The court e p ge r .. even ng
CThursdayT at a meetlna-at Ken· 2. Is the announced route defi· was uked to give the SanfordJ nedy'a Restaurant, Coeta Mesa.
nately fixed? Is there any vital Judgment for the face amounu MB. John Nacu-, M.n. John
reuon tor locadnr the new foa4 ot the note. with a $5,000 Juda-· Ra*an. MA Robert letmett.lln.
on our J'Utb A.•a. • ._. It mat ap.IMt tbe •uretr flml e1er7 Staat and Mn. ~g~m au.
wW M a aulunce to IIWI7 r.A· J abe wer. recentJ:)-...._. to a..e
dents. put· .tOp-to turtbet res!· Ho ders Back non -.ctemJe tnt.ma6onaJ .. dentlal MftloPOWnt ofl the hlll. rortiy at a preferential tea and
aJde, .r&d cut fll1 tbe ~&Gel lhMl F E were welco~ omctalJy at Jut
the w.vnt Woal4 It lM Jd*lbte rom urora e Thursday'• meeting at the home to move the route five or alx of Mrs. John B. MerriJJ 230 24th 416 Femleal, del Mar hundred teet further north, where Mr. and Mrs. Woody older ot PI Costa Mesa • 127~ 30th St., Newport FRIENDLY lt would not place a barrier be· the VIlla Marina Restaurant re· The chapter · Yoted at Thurs. Harbor 0347·R or Harbor 6f1r7.w tween the school and the stu-turned the tlrst of Novembet day'a meeting to aasut the New·
PLU1011fG dents. most ot whom • come from from a European trip with a port Harbor Elks with wrappln& SYM'ATHETlC SERVICE south of the buUdJng. group of hotel and restaurant Chrtstmu &1f1a tm the needy
WATER HEATERS 3. Granting that the upper people. The group of ZT persons Mrs. Ernest Waltze •u ap:
Sales. Service and Repaln FREE route would add a few rods to wu headed by Prot. H. B. Meek, pointed chatnnan of the J'r'Oject. II£ IECIITIIJ the length of the speedway, d"n of the restaurant school at and gilt wrappinp are being
• would not this cost be offset by Cornell UnlvertJty. aoUclted from the members. CUSTOMERS' PARKING ellmlnatlna-the expense of buUd· The Holders left here on Sept.
PLUMBmG lng elaborate under·pa.sses or 20. going. to New York City by ................ ----~-..... -... ...,...._..._ Terms, 10 Per Cent Down overhead crossings to give acceu air and Oylng from there to Lon· TH£ ~
Phone Harbor 5330 ESCROW to the school? Even at greater don. Enrland. They toured Eng· mLo I I IE1n
WE.LDIRQ cost, It might be that the greater land, Holland, Germany, Swit7.er· II) L~
SERVICE. safety would be worth lt. since land, Italy, Spain and France,
Fabricating, Designing EFFICIENTLY OPERATED a freeway on the town sldeofthe Oying back to thl11 country from
It Maintenance school would almost Inevitably Paris. Restaurant schools were • W'EJ)IfESDAT. lfOV. I
TRAILERS, HITCHES. BUMPERS constitute a t.rattlc hazard. visited in dltlerent countries. Mrs. John R. Dinsdale of 934
or what have you; No job LA~UNA Btr.ACH 4. Is there any emergency along with deluxe hotels and Dogwood St., Costa Mesa, re· too large or too small. ':::7 1: which requires the construction eating places. ported that her son, John 2%.
REASONABLE RATES of the new by·pus? Traffic in Mr. Holder recently purchased ran into the street at ZTtb St. and
2133 Orange, Costa Mesa, 222 O.:..n Ave. Corona del Mar appears to be the Balboa Inn In Balboa and ex· Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach,
U 8·2619 PHONE HY. 4-1 177 more than adequately provided pects to take poues.slon on Dec. and sutferd bruises when hit by
,.., ........ adwoyf
NEED CASH IN McoiD TIME?
A phon. c.ll ttill storl the ball rolling.
You may have th. cash in record time
to pay bills, boy new dothes, make car
repairs or for any olher good reaSdn.
Don't hesltat.. Seaboard likes to h.tp
folks help themsel .. s. If you need
money ~II our ,.. offic.
NOWI
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Uberty •• .,.
no. c. ...... -.,... ' •••
Aapb.aJt roe -!tubber TUe
PonnJea -Ttle
tDIOt.hM IIIOt e... ... BODT·PAIRT SBOP for by the w1den1na-ot Cout L Plana call tor the Inn to be a car but she dJd uot otrt,tn the
Htrhway, so expen.Jvely earrted remodeled wtth a swimming name of Ute drlver ... Mrs. Ju. ,.~~-----~•lllliliiilillliliiiliiiliiiiiiiiiii ....... PATCH'S BODY SAN CLEMENTE throuch a year aJO. There are pool and cabanu In front. thar Ray ol5lllmfte Ave .. !few.
A: PAINT SHOP Vf!IY lew t.ralJic janu~ ln our Yil· port Hellbtl, reoported her ton'l
R. w. PATCH 601 H. B c-.tno RMf Jaa-e, except when the ~ Ill. P•lllt llll bicycle mt.tnc from the Horact-Compl~ CoUlston Work fl'HONE HY.-... 2•1191 llcbtl 1et mixed ap, .. It often .. Enldcn M~ ...
Aato Palntlnc ., HYadftfh t.t 196 happeN, caualnf the ''walk'' ltf· II .__.. lll.lllll'l e I~.,MD~T. •O.. ·-Free Estimat5-Try U• Flnt nall to cmttraaJct ttt. ".top,. and ... --Ganna.t Wat.m dl 151.2 Dol·
. 788 Wm 17th St., eo.ta Mea "10" Upt., anti tlut:t eonftndnc M. Larry L Chapman, 19, phln Dr. Irvtne Ternce, repottecl
1J 8· 7Q pedeltrtana. 1f8nbon of Mr. and M.ra. W. A. that a blt and run ftlltele C!U.IW 'r======;~==::::;;::;=::=::==:::e::=::=:====~ li••liilliiiiiliiil••·•----~~~----· II It really taJr to ~d a lot Bateh, 1a E. 22ntl St., Costa f75 dam•p to • br1dt •.0-ft-.._._ .._..-.L ~o.
of money on Ccn'ena 4el Mar, Mesa. Is put1dpatin1 ln the hta pro~y ... Street Supt. aflJ ~ ~ ~
IIRUIEI • STEM-.
IAUIMS •
~emq n. c.o.t.d Ana P• •-'1' 10 Teen
llyatt '-lOll
wb.-e we havt no vet)' Mrioua Iara-ett Atmy·Air rc.ct maneu· Covert ~laJnffd ftl.t lttfcbl tramc problem, and !lfllerct La· nr .mce World War It. Ex~ cblld:ren .nL t~c cJmta B'DILDINd ~ ·
cuna Beach, wtMft eGIIl,eltion t. s.,.llnuh, In Loetaan&. ttreet altnt.rt ~Aft. ana J-O=~r-tbe rule, anti wh.. a by.,._ Prt .. te atapoman, a fteJd wire· ~de br., Cormia .tel kar . . . .. ""'II. ~ -
through the hUla would be a re-man In H8dquarten and Serv· llJchaM Ybdt, *'· dt Bob~ && uwww
)Jeof ~ all who !fa~l the Coat tee Com,Pal1y of~ 3rd11nfantry wu arrested 01i dtarrt!t iit tift. i•-eii~~~~i!p;iiM;iii;;~ili;fi;gl;;;ii;i;;;£ Althwayf kt ~UJ4 ieen\ tno~ DMiion'a 2nd tittalton, Ia rer· p .. trtg andln~catton after be
n.-llbot11 and feMr&tly ~ul .lhl:r atatlon11cl ~t rort BennJna. alJea-ecUy bioke tnto the Jtome of tor us to reUnqid.sh oui ditma, 1f GL He la a 19M ifaduate C11 Mia EVelyn ltollbadt of 1a>~
1"• baw hla .. anr, 1ft favot of l'f~ Barbclr Bl&h School, W. Bafboa Jftvd, ~ft.DOrt S.atb,
our nelrhboring commUAI\y to and entered the Army In Janu· at 11:31 p.m. •.. Ofilceft ••
the eoutb. ary, ~. unable to locate .....nJ lftile 1U· Thank you, Mr. Editor, tor venUes reported ~uatna-a ella·
thfor )'OU can1~ to Mt me tur.,._ it I'm A"'-and Qnn on the.e polna I aio not f:iw Wft...,..dt. ••ai•Det cal Ave., 1aJboe J.MaAd, 1ft 1.1:.0
In ba+tnr Ill = tn THt INSI&N. HA.-1114 p.m. .••
fllatrtny pro)let. ~ (CoattiJued em Pap U) portant cJtt.ne Wbo wW be.lp ...
pay HI• bW would lUce lei tblGw ~ .. '-T: :t .:r:. ':.:S
eW'tahce Ill dliiftll tt..t Wt *-1
... jul& W'b&t ......
•
... Uf.fkii. ....... .,
Miss Dyantt1a ·French Is Bride
of Bob Bur,khardt of C.M.
MI.. Dyantha lox.alne Frendl and bovardla and eMC&dlnl of
b e e am • Kra. c.ora. lloMrt 8llk rtbbona.
Burtdl.ardl at a double rtn1 ~-Mia Ann Benstetn of Sbore
moay Mid by e&DC!Iellpt Satur· CWfa wu the m.atd of bOD«.
day ewDlftC at tM Jleverly R11.la Sbe wore a ball.tna ~
LuU..U Claureb. 4teel ol aqua made almllarl7 to
,.. ~ II tile daUibter Gf tM bride' .. wtth a m&tehJ.nl
M.rt PlaW1p ,...... J'Nnch of ~dtea and amal1 vell. She
211 IMialpur A-. Corona del aarrf~ a c:reec:ent chaped bouqet
Mar, ud at .... lit, French. (If atatumn shade~ .r mums. Ut·
Bet taU. laM ..._ =dent ot tleYk*ie ~ ot Balboa laiUd,
the OCieiNPU. .t church a .._ of 1M ..-.n, wu floWer
for ...,... ,.._. __.. ........ llrt Ia a a..l ao. lftl&h dNU
to the Barbal' .V.. fte ~ II fill ...._ .,._ ad earrytn1 a
the lOll of Mr. &ftd JbL a.-.. ......_ of atuma.
Burld\ardt ot 878 W. 1Mh St. J8Ck 'B a r k b a r d t wu lta
Colta M-. llroOler'l belt atan and WIMrs
The bride's uDde, Harold A. ... &enDith JfU. lr. of Udo,
Bjoi'IO of Loe Anpl-. .-ted ,......_ JWey of Balboa lala.nd.
h.la niece to the altar. Sbe wore a tbe poem'• lll'other·ln-law, and
chantilly lace IOWD cte.lped WaJt.r Buetrt.rldrc:IMD ot Aore
with a floor lenlth tuU f1owtDc dJtfll. A myriad ol pale ,..Uow
ak1rt whkb bad an ln8et ot nylon cancU. SAd c:bryauthemWD.I
pleatfnl down tile ~nt. a. ~ from pale yellow to b~ wu a jeWelled tiara flame decontAtd tbe chwdl. "ftle
wttla an imported .nk Wuloa a.Wea were 1arlanded with wtde -..u ot ftnfe'rtlp len,ul a. ear· 101d rtbbona.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Honors
Mattie Lacy, Ruth Maxwell
Honored tor My yean ot
membersblp In ~ppa Gamma.
..._ Mattie a Lacy and Ms.
luth a. Maxwell ot Corona cJel
Mar were preeented ~ .,.
IQI'Jty ptna at a meet1n1 ol the
Southern 0ran1e County Alum·
nae IJ'OUP lut Thunday at the
home o1 Mrs. J. E. ~diD. ~1 Vla
Juear, Uclo late..
President. Mra. Jtobert Straltltf.
presided avi:r the meet1n1. at
which plana were cUecuued for
the annual Jtappaz.aar t.o be held
next May 1n Loll Aftaeles. All
Southern Calllomla poupa par·
tJclpate In thS. annual event that
provides money for the Child
Guidance CllnJc: of Loa Angeles.
Walter G. Hatch ot eo.ta Mesa;
LouLM Callach~ ot Balboa;
Burr Buman. Stloller White, and
ltobftt B 1 a c k m a r of Balboa
Ialand: and James B. Stoddard.
Dick Drake, R. C. Morrill. Robert
Lenker, W. B. Dtcldnson. and
Kt. Lacy of Corona del Mar.
BPW to Talk
Preview Plans
Further plan. for the Christ·
mas Preview wtll be dS.CUssed
tonight (Thursday) when mem·
bers of the BuaJness and Profes·
slonal Women's Club hold their
final meetinc before the annual
event to be held the nrst week·
end In December. Members have
~n requested to brinl their
donation. to the Bazaar Booth
and Grab Bac.
rle4 a pra)"ft book wttb orebJdl After the eer-emon-~ny' a reception ;:==========::; wu beld In tbe tellowabJp hall
IOWI.iW&Di Mr. alii~ DoDIIW arm-. (........, ,._.,
Mrs. Strattltt announced that
Mrs. Marshall Beach of Laguna
S. the ne-w secretary replacing
Mrs. Tom CollleP ot Santa Ana.
MacazJne chairman, Mrs. J.
T h o m a s Swan.on. announced
that local Jtappu are third In
magazine sales 1n tbe Kappa
province, toll~ Bakenfleld
and Pasadena. Profits from the
aale 10 toward eampenblps for
the Oran1e County Crippled
Chlldrens Sodety. Knit
Christmas
ol tbe dlurdL Mn. J'renc:b re· eetwd ,uata 1n a plnk brocade aown with pink acee•~ and
a conaae ol. flame colored 1la·
mJllu. Mrs. Burkhardt wu
dr.-e4 1n a .teel blue tafteta
wtth beaded U1m and wore a
1Iamllla cotaaae of American
beauty red.
Catharine Ann Andrews Weds
Medical Officer Don Britton 'l'bou attendlnr the luncheon
Included Mmes. F. Paul Dtcker·
son, Robert Straltltf. Mary Lou
Tonnesen. WOllam Grundy, and
J. E. Keirn of Newport Beach ;
A talk on '"The hycholOIY of
Individual Dltteorer)Cft" will be
given by Dr. Donald C. Brtdre·
man, profeaor of 80dolOCY at
Orange Coast Collece. at Kon·
day nlc,ht'a meet1n1 of the Hor·
ace Ensign School PTA. The
m~n11s called for 7:30p.m. at
the school eafetorlum.
Marrlaae rites at St. Andrew. .......
'rrrJ.......... $1 ~lloCIIKit
rw--.wrncalll
~ ••• tM .....
_........allppew
The youna couple are honey-
moonJnr In Lu Ve1u and the
Grand Canyon and will make
their home on Balboa Island fol ·
lowtna their return home. The
new Mrs. Burkhardt a:raduated
from Beverly Billa HI.Jh School.
Bob Burkhardt S. a a:raduate of
Newport Harbor HJah School.
Presbyterian C h u r c h • Newport
Heiabta, were followed by a re-
ception and supper at the Balboa
Bay Club honoring the bride, the
former Miss Catharine Ann An·
drews. and the groom, Donald
Amos Britton.
The bride S. the daughter of
Mrs. Georre Norman Pease of
Shore Cllfts and the late George
L. Andrews. Her new husband Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Lee Britton of Loe Angeles .
.,.._ ........ ......
........ • ... Ia .. &w.~Dtf DAVGBtU' roa SIWOOTS
A dau1bter. Anne Marruerlte.
waa born to Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Stroot Jr., ot 308 catalina Dr .•
Newport Bellhta. In Hoa1 Me·
morial Hospital on Saturday,
Nov.12.
Mlas Marp.ret Ellzabeth An·
drewa wu her cousin's maid of
honor and walklng before them
acatterinl rose petals was little
Catharine Sue Glacamazzi. a
namesake of the bride, and
Ellll ... ••p's
YARN SHOP
.,~ .. c:o-t ..... ..,
C:... del liar IIA _, l:HIJ!tCHES IIOVU
Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Elgin & Homilton
Wotches
Diomonds
Mountings
ST. JAMES &PIICO•AL CBOilCII CDIC OOIOIUJfJTT CBOIICII
Holy CommunJon wtll be b'ld Thanklgiving Sunday In Com·
at 7:30 a.m. Thanklrlvin• Day munlty Church In Corona del
In St. James Eplaeopal Cbureh, Mar will be observed with a spe·
Newport Beach. A family service clal o(ferlng taken to help with
wiD be held at 8:30 a.m. on the World Mission proa:ram of
Thankacivinl Day. The otferlnp the church. Rev. Edwin C. Gomke
of money and food at tbS. aerY· has chosen as his sermon topic.
Ice wtll be for tile benefit of the "Jesus' Prayer of Tbankrtvlnl-"
Wallace Calderhead Epl.acofel CbQIIdl Rome for Chll· The Klnl Davl4 bcJf1 c:botr and ella. In 1M ~ Holy Com· the Pllarlm pia cbolt wtll par-
JEWB....Y -·•toe .m be beJ.d at I a.m. tldpate In the IDOftl1Dc WWIIdp
tlllllllladq .... • ed .,. JDCII"'llnl .nice.
l12l &at eo..t H19hwey prayer and f.aJD11J.ervlce at 9:15 ca:aJITIAif ICIDC& CBOIICII
CotoM 1M! M~ a.m. and Sunday school at U "Bless the Lord. 0 my 80Ul:
============:.:...a:=m.=-::---:-::-:-:-:::-:=:::-=::::-=:::::: and all that t. within me. bless
' ... ill!!i-~~---ft~-----~ ~ ~~lytJ!'eam~~·d~~';.~ ~~ =,: Lesson ·Sermon on "Soul and
J Body" at the Newport Cbrlst:tan #: : Science C'h urch Sunday. CPsalms
•• 103:1>. The need to glorify God
f . •-rt ":'MS :J In our body u well aa In our ... -...-soul and spirit is accented by
J Jesus when be healed the man f ll.l II ... : r:~ ~~e L:r:~n~::.S 1~~
Unexpectedly found In small
ahopl
• Let Br&.JI'• help you with
your Glft List.
Jeweled Sweaters by Rosanna,
Calderon Belt-.
Renart Sweaters.
White Stag Playclothes,
Blouses,
Holiday Clothes. Scarfs.
Jewelry. and Bap.
Solve your aUt problems
with a aUt cert:Wc:ate.
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COlONA Da W.U. CALifORNIA
J TOO'TJI ACTIVJTJU PLAIDED
J The Junior HJih Class and
: Junior Hllh Pllgrlm Fellowship
:J of Corona del Mar Community
Church will observe Thanksgtv.
lng with two special actJvttles.
J Saturday they will attend the
: Plla:rlm Pa1eant deplctlnl GoY·
ernor Bradford and others who J. took part In the first Thanksgtv.
lng Day celebration. preMnted
J by the residents of Pllarlm Place
: at Claremont. A Tbanksrlvlng
Party will be given by the Jun·
). lor Hllh Fellowship ln PUa:rim
Hall, Corona del Mar at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday.
OlfiVEUALJST PELLOWSJIIP
Contlnulna the series of aer·
mona on practical messages from
world religions. Rev. Frederick
RJn1e will preach on the eontrfb·
utton of Buddhism In hla sermon
at the Universalist Community
Fellowship In Balboa this Sun·
day: He S. abo preachlnl a series
of chJJdren's sermons on the ute
and teachlnl of Jesus. The adult
Sund~y school clua will oon ·
Unue Its dlacualon on waya and
me~ns to help men and women
In state pr&.ona c1urlna thetr eon·
flnement u well u after their
~leue. Durina the S u n d a y
8chool pertod tiM rum ltrlp.
".Johnny Appleeeed." wUl be
showu to the cbUdren.
dauchter of the former Alida Beck. •
Jerome Parka wu best man.
The bride's brothers, Dr. Alan V.
Andrews and Robert Lindley
Andrews, llft'Ved u groomsmen
along with Dr. Paul Hamilton
and Henry Hulzjnca.
Another ooualn ot the bride,
Miss Sharon Crowl, san1 a wed·
ding solo at the beclnnlna of the
ceremony .
Tbe bride wore a 1own of
traditional white with a high·
necked lace bodice. Her veil cas-
caded to nn,ertlp length trom a
aatln bandeau trimmed with
()ow era.
The groom Is servtng as medl·
cal officer with the Ninth Tactl·
cal Air Group at Wendover Field.
Utah. He will go Into private
practice u a physician when he
finishes hla military service. His
bride Is a graduate of Newport
Beach Schools. anended college
at the University of Calltornla
and bas since been a secretary
at Harbor VIew School.
Opti-Mrs. See
Home for Boys
Optl·Mrs. of Newport Harbor
are vlslt1n1 the OptJmlst Home
for Boys ln HI.Jhl&nd Park today
(Thursday) In place of the reg·
ular monthly meeUna.
The group wfll make a tour of
the home after havinr lunch
with the boys. At present then
are 57 boys beln& cared for by
th~ home, which Is supported by
Optimist and Optl·Mrs. clubs
trom the 14th dlstrlct.
MakJne the trip today are
Mmes. George Burk.harc!t. Walter
BuchterkJrchen. Ted R u s s e I 1 ,
Frank. Hubbard. PhllJp French.
Russell Ford. A. K. Phelps. Jim
Jennings and Frank Glockner.
They took cases of canned fruit
with them u a contribution to
the boys• Thank.sgivlnl dinner.
Mrs. 1oaeph Carve', president.
explained that the previously
scheduled demonmatlon of a
parent conference wpl not be
held because of conflld:lqdate&
Commit~ to be featured wm
Include cltlz.enshlp and parent
education with Mrs. W. D. Ha·
mason and Mrs. Harry Fellln£e
u chairmen.
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Navember 17, 19t55
Newport Harbor
1be flnest Calltomla CJttlJ~I
ever told . . . Sterllna Calltornla
Frults ... beautifully attt pas-
aged. each with Ita own card·
board paclulce for malllnl ...
The cream of Callfomla'a crop
. . . Wblt~ Callmyrna Flp, Cold·
en Blenhelm Apricots. J u m b o
Prunes, Palm rtpe De1let Noor
Dates. blended tute delllbtfuJJy
with alae. pineapple. c:hetn.
and nut meata ... Here's &1ttlq
for younc or old ... from o\U
fam.lly to your family . . . or to
a W!rJ penonal friend • . • '!be
prices: to fit any poc:ketbooll
from the Intimate $1.25 pack t.o
the tarre tam11y $lO.OO ......-t·
ment ... But ctndentand this:
the same bleb quality Sun-Drlecl
frulta, plcked from the en.
when fully ripe, burltinl wttb
natural frult-aupr aweetn-. aU
the pwtneu captured and eeeled
ln each tute-temptin& ... whew
(time out for a prune atutr.d
apricot) ... treat by Calltornla'a
Golden Sunshine . . . Goes Into
each package ... only the dlt·
terence In the pounda1e and the
container-.arts the price . • .
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dlatlact flaftl'l Ia -wdulw
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Gad ..-..al ttft to 11• --· cdW tbe ...U.·...att.9 osa·
t.eta bCift ...... A Nil·
wood aat bowl wttb ...u.t ...
Aa ~ llat1w care~
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* * * Ch~ )'OW' tratt. e I t h e r
stuffed. or In their natural state
... Make your selerttona. and do
your own maUing . . Or let ua
mail them for you . But do ua
a favor. wlU you f .. Every red·
blooded Callforn an sends at
least one fruit pack Give Steor·
ling's a look before you make
your ~lectlons . . And don't
glvt> ·em all away .. Tr~at your·
~lt to a dlsh of these d~llcloua
trults while they are at their
tlnest ...
* * * E~a brrtted to tM
Oraa9f Couaty nonat A-.
Stb Alua1Mil Cb.rUtmaa Deelp.
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* * .. New sweet potato tlx: !koop
out an oranre and cut the top
ott. fill with cooked, aeuoned
mashed awMt potato., a mania·
mallow and more potatoea Oft....,
•.. beat .•. Eat d\e potato rtpt
out ot the oranae ... Aad If
you want a rMl fanc::y _.....
fixed up to be a Uttle ....,.._
oome 1n tbil week-end &M -
Bene Roullet and h1a a 6 II
Bullet mabr ......... ....
ett.ber to cantaJoape, ~
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Local Architects Chosen
To Plan New High School ·
Thanksgiving Drama Slated
For Sunday and Wednesda¥
1'be Newport Rubor BJgb
School Ttusteee decided Monday
to bite the local arcb.lteetu.ral
finn of Unci. Plepr, Blurock and
Houaan to prepare the plana for the new IUth School to be buUt
in the eo.ta Mesa area.
Supt Sidney Davtcbon reported "The 8Mptlc'1 Dedication." a P. F. BalM~~. who MrYec1 ln
that he bad received word flom Th~a elrama featurlnf a both World Wan I and 11. pot·
Bob Geier, executive Neretary to cut o1 lf Newport Harbor tray~ the mUlt.ar)' cltapla.ln. Hil
llep. Jam. Utt, that the Depart· cbu.rdlmen and three church wife II cut u the mother. Chll·
ment of DefenM hu approved choU.. wUl be presented at 7:30 dren In the drama are Nancy
declarlnc the alr bue ptoperty p.m. thJa Sunday at the Balboa and Jane Loy, twin daucbtera of
u IUrplua. The Hou.e Armed I alan d Community Methodist Lt. Col. and Mrs. Jobn Loy, and
Services Committee la expected Ch~h and acaJn at 7:30 p.m . .Jimmy Barnett, 110n ol Dr. and 1b~ proposed slte on the fot·
mer Army A1r Sue cround near
Oranae Cout Colleee still bu
not yet been releued, 80 the
trustees voted to proceed with
plana for a two-story addition at
the present alte, paralleling
Dodae Hall, provtdlna 12 to 16
more cla.asrooma, to be ready for
occupancy tor the second ae·
mester of the 1956-Si school year.
to act favorably aoon, but the Wed.MIIday, Nov. 23. at St. An· Mrs. Clalr B. Barnett.'
Senate CommJttee may not meet drew'a Presbyterian Church. Robert Guenther 11 cut u the
until January, Mr. Geier write. The leCOnd performance wlll farmer: Jean Smith, the IChool
Because of this further delay, be incorporated lnto the annual girl; G. Wallace Fleer. the doe·
and the considerable Increase in unJon Tllanluglvlng service of tor; and the Rev. Donald G.
enrollment over first e.fllmates, the Newport Harbor Council of Sapp, the Voice from the Ucht.
the trustees decided to co ahead Cbureb-. Vocalists wru. be Mrs. Donna
with plana for more classrooms Author of tl\e play ls Mrs. Brace, choral director at the
at the present site. By way of ex· Leah Lanaer, and the director la Community Methodllt Church of
ample, Mr. Davidson said, the Mrs. Rolly Lash Vlsel, both resl· Costa :Mesa, and Dick Elsner, a
first estimate for this year was dentl of Balboa Ialand. quarterback on the Oranae Coast
F PI 1,850 students; the total has The Rev. Robert Gronlund, College football team. reeway an actually reached the peak of putor ot the Newport Harbor Both presentatlon.a are open to
1 936 MU. LEAJI LAKOU Lutheran Church, stara In the the public.
A unanimous actlon to 10 on ' · drama u the serviceman who -------
record In oppoeitlon to the pro· d questton.a what he ¥5 for which IAILOIIS VlfDDQOU SvaaEIIT
poM!d 5th Ave .• Hlahway In Co· s h t H PIe a Is M a e to be thankful. Mrs. Pauline Me· rona del Mar and a lengthy dis· 0p a ome Clure Claybrook, a pioneer In Newport City Manager lohn
cusslon of the proposed new 1 s d • 8 • d this area, plays the role of the Sailors underwent •urcery yes-
amendment to the city charter As c 0 unci tu I e 5 I s gTandmother. Mrs.. M a r a a ret terday at Hoag HosptW and will were matters of prime lmport· Vader, a dlaplaced penon from be absent from bla City Hall du·
ance at the Tuesday morning Eastern Germany who has just ties ·until Dec. 1.2. City Engineer meting of the Women's Civic A plea to "shop at home" was Means recommended the award come to this country, appears In Bert Webb Is actina city man· made to the Newport City Coun-of bids to the General Motors the role of a displaced per10n. ager In the meantime.
League at the Villa Marina. ell Monday evening by Lou Reed, Factory on all five Items on --:=======================:;
.J. Lealie Steffensen spoke for local Chrysler ·Piymouth dealer, whlch GM complied with speclfl· .J.;
the negative and Col. Andrew when bids for purchase of ve· cations. W
Smith for the atflrmaUve on the hlcles were being discussed by "I feel that It behooves us to ·f: proposition to amend the New-b 1 hi h 1 th th port City Charter 80 that each Council. uy w t n t e c ty ra er an
councilmanic district would elect Mt Reed o!fered his comments direct from the factory," Lou ,. :
1 · h ln A t Don Reed said. "I am startled at the
_ts;;;;;;;;;;;o;;w;;n;;co;;;;;;;;;;;u;;n;;c;;U;;m;;e;;m;;;;;;;;;;;be;;r;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;aft;;e;;;;;r;;;;;;;;;;;;;P;;;;;u r::;c;;;;;;;;;;;as;;;;;;;;;;;g;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;g::;e::;n;;::;;;;;::;;;;;; [act that you're buying out of r town. There Is the question of ., .. ......
toss 'n tum
lounge 'n live in
propriety. I follow the habit of
buying locally."
He expressed surprise that the :1:
GM Factory was bidding In com-•.
petition with the local dealers. ., •.
"Neither Chrysler nor Ford would
bid directly from the factory," he
said. #: e SAVDfCS CJTED ••
The sentiment expressed by #..
• Hair Fashions
For The Holidays
STYLED BY
Mr. Paul
e WITii COLOR WORK
BY CARMEN
ELITE BEAUTY SHOP Munsingwear
Balbriggan
Pajamas
Council was to the effect that the •=
saving was too great to pass up. ~ * Marl.De AYe.. Balboa lalaDCl Mr. Means cited the amount : ·
of saving, about $2,300, by com· · Ccd1 P« Appt. JIA 1127
~ There'• no puJl.inc. c:rampinc
01' biadiDs in Munainpear
~-TbeJ're bit
ad Jiniahe4 to reaiat ahriok-
iltlo t.tgin& atretchi.Ds with
NYLON-reinforced neck.Nnd;
wriata and ankles. In J.isbt
bl.e/nary, py /wine, sold/brown, ii6bt S!een(Buoter creen.
CU.. A·D
Buy2~F
for }.W."' 1350
SUe. 4-., 18
* OPEJf FJliDAT'S 'TILL 9:00 P.K.
* WE CIVE
QB.EEJf STAMPS
*
einert's
DEPABTMEXT STOllE
1118 Jfewport 81•4.. ~ M..a
* Park ln !few. l.ar'ge Park.ID9 Lot. Bear of lton *
~ BALBOA ISUID SP•n• I..S ~ F•=us * VOlT BaabtbaDa. Footbal& Swill fina, etc. * BA WLINGS Superb BallebaU GloY ... * MacGREGOR & WILSON GoU EquipmnL ••
TENNIS-ARCHERY -FISIDNG-HUNTING
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS ITEMS AND GAMES
AUO-
IOYS' AND MEN"8 GENUINE 1EVIB * WIGWAM SOX * DUXIACJ: HOODED SWEATSHIRTS
az.acr 110W .. -----LAY AIIDK POa CIIIUITitAI
Balboa Island
Goods
paring the GM Factory bid with ~ • ....:.L.-o.t..-;.;.......:.L.-.........._........_......._~ .......... ........_ .. the next low. which In each case ~-.:~-.:-.-.:-.-.:•-.:.-.:.-.:"W-.:-.-.:-.-.:-a-.:•
was submitted by Miller Chevro· ;;;;.;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
let. The comparison was as !ol·
lows: e Car !or street department:
$1.142 vs. $1,5&1. e Car for zoning Inspector:
S1.317 vs. $1,758. e Car for harbor master:
$1,349 vs. $1,794. e Car for pollee. $404 vs. $892. e Car tor pollee, $904 va.
$1.392.
These are net prices. with sales
tax flrat added. then allowance
made for trade--In& eams.A...avm
Coundl approved the award of
the blda to the GM Factory.
Also approv1d was the pur·
chase of a truck for the sewer
department from Miller Chevro-
let for $1,890.
Decision on three other Items
was held up pending further
study.
One of these wa.a a truck for
the llle guard department. Lou
Reed submitted the low bid of
$2,162 !or an InternaUonal Truck.
Purchasing Agent Means recom-
mended buying of a $3.294 truck,
•lmllar to one on duty now, be:
!&Use he knew It could stand the
rough service.
Mr. Reed sald his would out·
perform the one now on duty.
He said he would provide a truck
for a test. and Council agreed to
delay action unUl a test is made.
Crowd Hears
Grading Talk
Martin a
D
4 von Hemert
IJfCOaPOUTED
INTERIORS
OF FURNITURE
ROI OUR
MODEL HOME
in IRVINE TERRACE
BIG REDUOIONS
* * * VISIT OUR IIEW .. a. HOlE
Ill IRVIIE .TEIUCE
llml I VM HEIERT IIC.
US If. Coat Bl..S.
BT.f-1-A more than capacity house
appeared to agTee with Dr. Ev· ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ erett Shostrom at the Harbor r
VIew-Corona del Mar Schools
combined PTA meeUng Monday
night at the Corona del Mar
Grammar School. At least they
raised no argument to his prem·
lse that person-to-person compe-
UUon Is not good for the ele·
mentary school child.
CIIJ Cl•cll lljlcts
lariMltLWillllllc
The Balboa Island Bualness
Asan.'a request for anale partdnc
on Marine Ave. and removal of
crouwalks to provtde more park-
Ina waa reJected Monday eve·
nlng by Newport City Council.
CouncU went along with the
recommendations of City Enctn·
eer Bert Webb, who l&ld that the
•ueaestJon.a were not feutble.
The Assn. bad reque.ted Cound.l
to widen .Marine Ave. by creat·
lne bay• between tNes. thUI
leaving the treee atandlna, and
aUowtnc for an1Je parld.nf. Mr.
Webb l&ld thla could tncreue
parldn• by .0 can In the two
blodal. but would cut tbe aide·
walka to a width ol only • ~ feet.
Fall Clearance Sale
BAY NURSERY
CIS EAST 17'1'11 ST. OOSTAMUA
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BRAND NEW BOLTS!
Fabulous artiat~ , ..
priDI8!
I PEIIO EICLUIIYEI
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"Reeulated" fashions fit per· fectly always ... they're San· forlz.ed 1 ~ stay fresh and crlsp
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yard
No pattern needed
just one yard makes
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Inspired new prints for all the family!
Colors range from brllllants to new
muted tones . . . all In high count
percale that machine washes to per·
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.... Will S.flrt•
.1-IIITCI SWEATERS
The better half of your separates wardrobe
-tine gauge wool sweaters you can wa.ah
safely, foraet about blocking. They'r~ finely
detailed, come In a huge range of autumn
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<tumlahed) Income t PP· 35,. on caah Investment -room
for ear. and home tn front
then convert rear to atnele
rental.
See Mr. Erhardt. w1tb
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REALTOR lr INSURANCE
3333 E. Cout Hwy., CDM
Phone Harbor 2422
Un II C.D.I.
•• " Cliff •• , • .,
Our Costa Mesa Office has a
ll.stlng on a lovely 3 bedroom
and den home for $29,500
and the ownen want to
move to CDM South of the
Hwy. Prefers a smaller 3
bedroom, 2 bath home. Hls
home 1.5 really very nice. If
Interested give us a call.
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INCORPORATED
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3530 E. Coast Hwy. Harbor 5249
1·1 USED CARS
sp•clalsf
'54 Trlumph TR-2 Roadster ·-·-·-······-··-·--· . 1895
'54 Chevrolet BelAir 4-dr., R·H, P·G. PS -·-··· 1645
'53 Ford custom club coupe, R·H, O'drive _ 109'i
'52 Ford V-8 Custom 2-dr., R·H -·····---·---··-995
'52 Chrysler Windsor conv., new rings ---· 1095
'49 Plymouth convertible, R·H ···-··-·-··--····-395
'36 Ford 4-door sedan ·····································-·· 75
STATION WAGONS
'54 Ford 8 ranch wagon, R·H, O'd ···-······-······· 1995
'54 Ford 6 ranch, Fordomatlc, 2-tone ···-······· 1895
'54 Ford country sedan, Prem. w -s-w, O'd .... 2095
'52 Ford V ·8 ranch wagon, R·H, O'drlve ........ 1295
'53 Ford V -8 ranch, R·H, Fordomatlc ............ 1645
'51 Plymouth suburban ···---····-····················· 845
TIE .. EI .. IS
YOUR FORD DEALER SINCE 1921
3100 W. Coast HJway
._ ....... _a.
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.....
A eute Uttle bome ot 3· bdn.,
2 bat.U. 1a-u~·~ ~ to abel~ pa._, .......
tln1ab tn llvtne room and
dlnt.nl ~ Buy now and have JOW cllotc:e ot colon.
Priced t:28.150
• • •
4·bedr. bome, den. 2 batlul. hardwood and c a r p e t e d noon.
$45.000,
Submit down.
Earl w ....... ,
REALTOR
,, .. 111111111 ..................
wtth a lap one bedroom
apa.rtment over two-car ga ·
raee. Total prJce •••r 111,1110
I. I. LITIHP
3635 E. Cout Hwy., CDM
Harbor 5442--eves. Harbor 5680 .... ..,. ..
This .-ma to be tl\e
qu.lckellt me&D8 to make
known to you our iped&l
I~ need&.
1. 2 bedr. or larger bayfront
home, additional Income
unit optlonal . . . 180,000.
2. 3 bedr. modern home
Balboa Island or Ccwona
del Mar wlth or w1thout
aeparate apt. . . . price
open.
3. Older Balboa Wand
bou.ee. 1, 2 or 3 bedra. ok.
Will remodel U nee.
22:5 Marlne Ave., Balboa Island
Call Harbor rns.
or Bayside OWce Harbor 3297 c.-•
We have bonafide buyers
waiting for these properties.
U you are going to ae.IJ . . .
and your bouse meets these
wants . . • caJ.l Ha.rbor m
... It might m ean a quick
sale for you!
Eves. EdJth Maroon, HYatt 4·6222
John M.acNab, Harbor 5359
Louis Boynton Harbor 2878
3 doors from Ocean Front.
2 car garage. Xlnt. cond.
Full Price -·-··-··-···-Jl2,500
Good Terms Can Be Arranged.
• • •
Bar Fr11l •.•.• .,.,.,
IIIIIH•
We have one of the BEST!
With Pier lr Slip ...
$73.500
No Phone Inlormatlon
R.EIT V. BROSE
REALTOR
1920 W. Balboa Blvd., Npt. Beach
Easy Parkin& HA 4072
BELP W AJITEl)
lEI
Job now open In
SANTA ANA to high
school graduates,
age 18--45
These are career
Jobs with excel·
lent opportunities
for advancement.
IELPEIS
4-BDRMS., 3 BATHS, Rumpu•
Room, 2 Fireplaces, Room for
Pool. On TWO lots. VIew!
. $45.000.
2-BDRM., Family kitchen lr
Dining Room. Terrttlc, sweep.
Jng Views! $27,500
CWIE VII HMI
REALTOR
7731 W. Cout Hwy. U 8·4277
Newport Beach
• ISUID Ulln CO.
498 Park. Balboa laland HA 3T1
UVE L1.KE A MILUONAJRE
on $15 a week! Ocean Front
kitchenette apt. with m aid
A phone serv~. TV. Mod· em, eye-appeallng, ultra·
comfortable. Near shops lc
mkt.s. Call Harbor 6091.
A Clo.uified Ad in Th. tnsiqn
brinqs immediate results! Coli
Harbor I I 14-1 I 15 end ·orove it l
BILL'S BEST BUYS
,., If ... Bar
HannonJou.. eolor scheme thru·out Are you tired of
looking at ordinary houses! Then let u.. show you thLs
one. Has 3-bedrooma, large 20 x Z7 covered patio and
completely fenced. Priced below Market value at
$12,950 with $3,500 down.
• • •
can you use a three bedroom and den home! In
this home you can enjoy aU these fine features:
1. Hardwood floors
2. Large Rear L.R. It D.R.
3. Bunt In ran1e A oven
4.. Natural Cabinets
5. Cv~ap disposal A edll~fan
6. Forced air heat
7: Fireplace
8. Large service porch
9. Two full baths
10. Bac::k Bay location
$4.000 Is all you need to move In th.b lovely home.
W. A. T••l•, Realllr
AND ASSOCIATES 5-Day Week. Paid
vacations and -yuu'll like our friendly service
holidays, med.Jcal <New add.reu-400 E. 17th St.)
coverage avaUable COSTA MESA
to t'mployees and Ubert¥ S.ll39
depeodents. Co. ----------------------paid pension and
disabillty plan.
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1030 EAST FIRST ST.
SANTA ANA
Mon.·Frl. 8 A..M.-4 P.M.
SOmEIJJ
CMJmES us co.
c:or Je+tertt.Ms. envelopes c:.r
THE ENSIGN. HA-l f 14
I IEDIIOII DUPLEIII COSTA lEU
T elal Price $1,a.
Owner needs larger borne ... MUST MOVE!
• • •
$2&,000
Owner will participate to qualified buyers
HENRY C. VAUGHN, TED HAUSER. WILUS JONES
2029 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Uberty 8-'f761-Eves.: Uberty 8-4718, Harbor 3064-M
OPEl HOUSE
s.. llt.20111111&
4&1 CaW. TtiTICI, c.-HIP'•*
Ranch type bome-3-bednn .. and den, blt. In ranee and
oven, disposal, many features you wUJ enJoy. Wonder·
ful ocean view, ~ ft. Frontage.
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306 Marfne Ave., Balboa laland
Harbor 502
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Fnl•••• I••• Filii I•••
On Jt-3lot. room to buUd lncome Wllta. , ...... ...,_.... .. ,_
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Vogel Value
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located betw~n the ocean and the bay. l uat 3 yean
old. Used brk. tlrepla~. natural finish kJtcben wtth tile
sink and disposal. Sliding glass doora to patio with
BBQ. Sundeck over garage. 1 '4 baths. An excellent
value for $19,750 with attractive terms.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST HWY.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAll
HARBOR 1477
THIS WEEK!
Model Home
......... , c ..... ,.,.,
In IRVINE TERRACE
OPPOSITE
IRVINE COAST COUNTRY CLUB
NEWPORT HARBOR
We ~ proud of the class ol mercband~ wbJch we are otterlng In lrvtne Tena~.
We know that you will also ll.ke the location, quality
ot construction by Macro Corp .. and Interiors by Martin fr Von Hemert.
HOMES FROM $24.000 TO $35.000
FOR THE DlSCRIMTNATING BUYER
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Courtesy to Harbor
Brokers 4448
t. plftae4 to an.nounoe that
•. lilt .... "''
will ~ associated with lht"lr firm
and will be speclallzJng tn
Industrial and rom.mercial properties.
olt" hanson ro., sales management
3333 via lido. harbor 1500
1700 w. coast hl~hway-lltwrty 8 5573
IIR.nPLE um1a
Over The Top!
O.r pal of
It •w• M • •as
PIDPERn SOl D II II&&
WITH IOITHS TO SPIRE-
• • •
U!'t' Multiple Listing. II'<~
the Successful ·way to sell
Newpor.t . Harbor
Board of Realtors
-----401 N. Newport Bl\'d.-Newport Beach
''II Y AliT SPECIIUSTS"
ART C. KISTLER CO., REAL ESTATE
....
OWW&D
XBl Newport Blvd.
Ne-wport Beach
Harbor S2a;, d.,-or night
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~··· .. ·~·········· .. ···· ENSIGN (LAS51FIED
CASH RATES FOB ENSIGN WANT ADS
1 Time 2 Times 3 Times
20 words or less .75 1.25 l.SO
21 to 30 words 1.00 1.50 2.00
31 to 40 words 1.25 2.00 2.50
Each word over 40 .03 .OS .07
Cash must be received within 7 daya of first in.Mrtlon
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CAll roa a.AL&
1941 BUICK SEDAN, seat covers
and radio. Best offer takea.
HA 3852.
'55 YELLOW CADILLAC conver-
tible, red and white Interior,
white nylon top, low mileage,
private owner. $4,795. 3:ll17
Ocean Blvd., CDM, HA 1193-R.
evenings.
roa SALE
1-BEDR. house, fum., S65 mo.
lncl utll. 706 Iris, CDM.
NICELY FURNISHED room, pri-
vate entrance, private bath,
near post ottJce, bank and
stores. 325 Orchid Ave., Harbor
512-R.
FURNISHED or unfurnished, 2 -
bedroom house with laundry,
on yearly lease. 417% Hello·
trope, Corona del Ma.r.
NEW turquoise lounge chair NEWLY decorated fur n Ia he d
and ottoman. turquobe lamp, atncle garace apartment wtth
mac quilted chintz beMpread, view, prtvate patio ancl barbe·
..., ............ Al.lrecl ...... ., ........ Kr • ..,..... lin. ...... .... ................... ~ .. c::..... ..... . -. Aadf1lll&. llr. &Anltt14. lin. -.....a _,. T. P. Weed of
........ ("ffay ........... )
pink tJbreglaa drapes, prlnt __:cu:..::..:e,:.,. . .;:HA;:;,..:.2627.:...........,..· =-....,...,=--=---
drapes, green plastic chair FURNISHED APT., l·bedroom, S C 0 0 P S cushions, We:stlngho~ Frost $80.00 Ind. utllltlea. Alao 1·
Free retrlaerator. HA 6162. bedroom furnished apt., rr.s.oo, Hew resJdenta at lesa than two on Santa Ana Ave., Newport _. .. ..
.. HOWDY NEIGHBOR! ..
SURE FIRE available Dec. 1· U 8·2036· weeka on ltlnp Rd. In cutr Hav-Hel&'hts. Wltnealng the wedding WI WI • • •
For Your "Old Flame'' 1-BEDROOM HOUSE, fumlahed. en are Mr. and Mrs. W. Glenn were the new Mra. GaJbraJtb'a ....... tM ~ • .....,
Ronson Ltahters It Shavers. 5(]7 Carnation, I n q u I r e KA WhJte and their aon Jerry. Mr. son, Keith RJ.ma. and hll wife. Cllll..s.tly • • • 1At u
Also, Sunbeam. Schkk and ' 5213-.... w...,·~=-=---:=--~-=---Wblte Is business manager for The Keith Rlmu lett for Mulco · do tM "'lpclde wodlt"" ._
Remington ltema . · · perfect OPEN HOUSE Sunday, 1-5 v.m .. the Covina High School Dtstrtct after the weddtng celebration. ___ ._......,:l:.;.oa..;;.. ............. ......, ...... ......,.....,_....,.....,........,_......,._..,;;:;; _ _.. __ _ rot Chrlstmaa gltta. Use our at 276 Magnolia, Costa Mesa. and commutes to work. Jeny Is The groom ls a retired conatruc-
Lay-Away. Roomy 3-bed:r. cottage 'midst a 8tudent at Orange Coaat Col· tlon foreman f~ the Northern
RAY FIELDS. Jeweler 23 fruit trees on 3 lots. Duncan lege studying auto mechanics. Pacific Railway and lived In Ta-
19th It Placentia "In Vista Hardesty. HA 4n8. The Whites also have a marrted coma: Wa.sh. He ha.s visited the
Shopping Center." WATERFRONT-Fum. apts. foe daughter who Hves ln We8t Co· Harbor area during the winter,
Costa Mesa. LibertY 8·8488 winter rentaL Two 1-bedroom, vlna. how4!'Yer. Mrs. Rima came to
ORGAN. 1 Electronic Organ now one 3-bedroom. No pets. 3706 • • • Newport from Pasadena and was
only $575. All Electric Ora:m Channel Place, Newport Island, On Oct. 20 In Las Vegas the originally from Minnesota.
balance only $785. LowrY Or· HA 1217-J. former Mrs. Anna Rima bec.ame • • •
gano $195. All wonderful bar· cozy__;.:::.:....::;,H:;:AP:,.;;PY=-=---=-=H""O=-=u-=-s=-=E::-,--:;:2:-:-bedr~.-. the wife of w . J. Galbraith and The Frank J. O'Connor family
aalns. Danz-SclunJdt. 520 No. Fum. S85 or $95 on 1 yr. lease now they are maktna their home moved to KJnp Rd .. , Clltf Haven,
• An ------------Jut month from Huntington Main, Santa a . or ! 513 Poinsettia. CDM, or SDVJCES Park, where they had Jived for
75 LUNCH BASKETS In ae~ of write 6625 Ampere, No. Hlywd. 18 yean. Jn fact Mra. O'Connor
3 Will aell lot or individual SU 1-1439. DID YOU KNOW!!? Ia a native dauahter; ahe was ~ at baraaln. Dlxie Barbe· IlEAL ESTATE FOa SALE born In Los Anaelee.. The two
cue. CDM. HA 4466. Our Watch Repair is no boy• ot course, are native aons B Ranae In FOR SALE by owner: CDM home lonaer at Lido Drug. Ray '"'
ral8t coatume jewelry that's
atrtctJy deluxe! Sophlatlcated
hlah·ft)'led aeta by MOZELL
(shaped u delicate ahella and
sea . weed!) hand pat nted on
enamel. You'll teelllke M1as Uni-
verse, with all eyet admiring
you! Or picture yourself stepping
out for a eaJa night of dancing;
you're wearlna an ortgtnaJ de-
............
•. Ill s••ra ....
Peter M. Aau.Uar of Loe An·
pl• &Del Leroy E. Rutter, El '\'CII'O
Jaarlne, ..... arrested OA ft•
paney ..... by Jack L Pro·
.,..._ fl • If. lf.wport Blvd .. New,.. ...... at $:2!5 a.m.
Satllfd9. ," .. Mr. ~ Called pollee to
Nport t..a ....... ~ ttta bed· room to 11M a ... ~~t.aacane OV«
tUm shln'-a Ulld Ia Ills face.
'ftle lntruct.ir ..at Into tbe ftont
room, where 1ft. ProMIICo fol·
lowed hlm, ftacllq anodler In·
truder on a eoedL 'ftle ~men
departed u tile bome-owner
called pollee, and tbn followed
hit unwelco"" vt..ltDn. Mr. Pro-
buco led oftlcen to tbe aree of
3309 Clay Sl, Newport Helthts.
where he placed the two men
under clvU arrest. Both men
claimed to have been drlnk:lng
beer earlie-r ln Emle'a bar, New-
port Beflbts.
OIIPLETE ••••• ITIIEI
t l '!lf'\(1'11'!10',', ..,. . ' ~~
Mil Yle Ude IIA IIOS
lf..,...ta..la
-1 C...t llwy,.....aA 2SIS
c.-del .. KENMORE 4· urner • , and Income, lovely ranch style • too; they are Jim, age 13 and new condition. $25.00. RA h lt Fields 18 now In a NEW L(). now In the eighth grade at Hor-
4f:f73·W. dJudplexh on tlnlot and -~ ' hoceeaavyn CATION In ''Vista Shopping ace Ensign, and Tommy, eight,
MEM..O TO A SMART BACH-
ELOR: tab your hoatea a box
of HOME MADE CANDY thla
Thank.sgl~ and you're aure to
get Invited back! Where to buy
them! At DOT It BOB'S, of course
-that cute little shop which Ia
the "sweeteat" ~ on the laland.
Just smell those luaclous mixed
chocolatet . . . creamy centers,
nut pieces, cbewa .•. MMmm!
For you FUdge and Dtvlnlty fans.
they make that. too-fresh daJly.
COr U you prefer lmporta. they
have The Big 3 : Lindt. Droste
and Tobler.) Why qot take home
a pound box today and lmpresa
the Little Woman! Will aet you
back a mere $1..40 and lltt your
stock Sky-htgh. Works wonders
wlth weekend company, too!
DOT It BOB'S. 310 Marine Ave.,
Balboa Island. HA 2093.
algn by NAPIEJlln .terllng ail-~-----------· ver or bumtahtd gold . . . that Ra s e wy., est OOno~.. Center," 19th lr Placentia. O'KEEFE lr MERRITI' nge. shake roof, 2-bdm. each. forced Costa Mesa. who ls In the third &rade at Har·
with griddle. Hollywood bed. air beat. hdw. floors. separate CO LETE JEWELRY bor VIew. Mr. O'Connor Ia a
Excellent condition. Call after patios. HA 1684-R. SERVI~ lr GIFT HDQTS. building contractor and owner of
5:30p.m .. HA 2804-W. CORNER LOT, lrd and Nardsaus, Uberty 8.8488 the Bal-Port Motel, on Mariners
wEDGE W 0 0 D 4-burner gas CDM, for sale by owner ; ask-------------Mlle. where the new Newport range, 8-foot Crosley Shelvador Post Office wtll be built. Another
refrigerator, apt. size Servel lng $5,950. .......... ._laal..l member of the family, Mrs. Cora
gas refrigerator. each $35.00. HELP WANTED WIW r-rw,..aw Morse, who Ia Mrs. O'Connor's
30" meat block, $25.00. 6-foot FOR RENT mot.her, has just moved to Dla-
dellcatessen cue, $75.00. HA NAME TAKERS for Laguna 8-MM 16-MM 35-MM mond Ave. on Balboa Island.
5192-W. Beach and South Laguna. Good and 16MM Sound Projectors • • •
od ,. handwriting essential. Wrtte F'".,.... COLOR wn ... ,,,,,_,"CE M.r. and Mrs. Lee Bunce are HAMMOND Organa. all m e._ Box J ... cj o ENSIGN, oe call ~.. ,...,.... ....:.A't'A' .. our ChrlstmU stock now com· ..., a-3681.~ Model Airplane SuppU. new resldenta of WeRmin.Bter
lng In; $10.00 """'_.. w . L 0 0 It AT THIS A D 381rl moved there tram Oonma c1el "'----lt Ul re ~ ... C -Ave., Newport Betahta. They
aerve any model while they
last. Trade In your old plano. E A R N $8 • $ 1 f D A 1 LY 1'782 Newport Blvd.. eo.ta ..._ Mar and have preYioualy lived
f the Women of all ages d~-Phone U'b!r!l 8-'lOU tn Southern Callfomla about five Danz-Schmldt. Home o _..._... t Earn REMOD-.we, p-•-••..... n--r. Mr B •----""'__.. con world famous Hammond. 520 ately n~""' a once. a&.U" IUD........, ..,_.... yean. . unce .. a n:u.r~ •
No. Main. Santa Ana. One while you learn Practical ating unde-r Licensed Contrac-atructlon worker.
Spinet Model. one Hammond Nursing. High school educa-tor. 21.33 Orange Ave., Costa • • •
Chord Organ used but Hke new tion not needed. Call Lam-Mesa. phone U 8·2619. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Bums are
wonderful barga:.:l..:.:n..:.:•·~~--::;--bert 5-7521 or write "Car~r REPAIR AND Mat n ten a o c e ' newcomers to Newport Heights.
In NursJna:• Dept. 11. 4016 1 tl •rn.nter etc Just having just moved Into their own 48' SPORT FISHING BOAT. Ker· • pan ng, c-... -·· . W. Commonwealth, Fuller-._.,.1 R abl• Sa••-new home on Fullerton Ave. They math 160 HP motor. Fully an..T .... ng. eason ~ · ~
equipped for fishing. Must sell ton. Calif. factJon guaranteed. RA 01.26-J. formerly Jived In Costa Mesa,
where Mr. Bums 1s associated imi'T!edlately, terrific bargain. 11...1.... COMI'L.E'TZ LAJf'DSCAPUfC with Tobias Realty. During the
HA 4466'=·-----=:=----:=--:: u..-SDVICE war Mr. and Mrs. Burns resided
PRACTICE pianos $89. $95 to EARN MORE FREE ESTIMATES ln Honolulu, Hawaii. $185. Spinet type mlrro pl~no mAN EVER BEFORE! SltB Green Stamps • • •
$235-a blond beauty. Easiest Our new. higher starting Free dellvery Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voorhies
terms. Danz·Schmldt, 520 No. wage and frequent lncreues CORONA DEL MAR NURaERY and family have just come from
Main. Santa Ana. 100 pianos to gtvea you t:h1s opportunity. RA l038 2744 E. Cout Hwy. Pacltlc Pallaades to their home
choose from. nn...ntnp now for-COMPLETE PAINTlNG on Vista Or. ln Bay Shorea. They
WOO UTE ts sold only by Petite "'~"" TORS p .. ftER u .. vaiNG St:>DVI,_ are all native Californians and VIlle In CDM. It Is the cold TELEPHONE OPERA .--niU" 1:oA ~ Mr. Voorhies commutea from the
water soap for washing all we wUl train you and you'll HA 2976 Harbor area to Loa Angeles.
woolens. 3409 E. Coast Hlway. receive many other beneflta. (Eventnp. ~k-enda) where he worka for a large tex-
GRAND plano Chrlstma.s Sale. EUGENE 0. SAUNDERS tJle tl.m. Included In the famUy
Many wonderful bargains. fa-' -Apply-500 31ft Street, N..-port Beacb are Jimmy, age 8, and Leilani,
mous makes Stelnway, Mason 514% No. Main Street age 6~. who attend Harbor View
Hamlin. Knabe etc .. delivered Rm. 211-Santa Ana Painting _ Decorating School, and 'lttle Patrlda Suzan -fr~. bench Included from $387 9 :00 to 4:00P.M. PAPER HANGING ne, age 2. who ls recuperatJne
up. Danz-Schmldt, 520 No. PACIFIC TELEPHONE GEORGE BURKHARDT trom a tonaUiectomy.
Main. Santa Ana. PEJISORAL LIOPnMCI CoDtrac:t« c.1 WESTINGHOUSE Frost-Free Re· .:...:::::.,:__ ________ 878 w. 18th Costa Mea for lettetite•ch. en•-'ooel
frlgerator. pink f 1 b reg la • s TRADE II ..., Uberty 8-8628 Uberty 8-86.12' · THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
drapes. blrd-prlnt drapes. 8 ••-.
green pla.stlc chair cushions. ... WITCH! complete Lionel train and ac·
cessorles. HA 6162. ~41:. ao A'lll
SPINET Pianos. Rental returns. ~ II WMCI
Trade-Ins on organs, like new (Llmlted Otter)
some M a p 1 e , Blond Oak. ON A
French Provincial. This l.s a NEW ''HAMlLTON"
chance for blg aavlng. Open It meana ao much more to
Friday night. Danz-Schmldt, get or give a "Hamilton." 520 No. Main, Santa Ana.
DAMAGED In s hipping 2 aplnets.
aave $180. Danz-Schmldt. 520
No. Maln, Santa Ana.
IITUATJOlfl W.urrED
M.AnJRE WOMAN wlshet baby
slttina and care of alck, knit-
ting or crochetlna. Day or
night. HA 3192-M.
W._ G.Werllaltl
3123 E. Coast Hwy. CORONA del MAR
Amerle&D Leaton 215 ~ St.
Meetlnp 2ncs.4th Wed. 8 p.m.
Gwarve·• J.cmc~Kape
& Ma:lateacmce
A bome t.t't C*nPIN unl-
... land8cal*tl J am a U ·
~ ~~-Cuatom
................ an4 Deqnlnf.
AliD Cleu•UPI aM maiJlt.e. .......
FORBGN CAR
WEDIATE DELIYDT OR ALL
1958 MODELS
* We Dave Recently Become
Franchlled Dealen foe the J'abuJoua
ALFA-ROMEO ..
I
l~~e.
• • •
P'ISRJlfG ftlr a 'nlmkwcfvtnr
treat for the k141T Wbat poealbly
could thrill them IDOft than a
BOWL OF GUPPIES (thla week's
SPECIAL at The Jordana). For
just 89c you get a family of gup-
pies, the bowl, a lovely coral dec-
oration, sand AND food ! Enough
to enchant any child ... or adult
(send one to an aged friend or
shut-In). And jtst ao you grown-
ups won't feel lett out, there's a
second sPECIAL . . . you can
"watch the birdie" and hear It,
makes you look like a Lady, feel
Uke a Flirt. More Good Jdeu:
Jewd-atudded lighten with cJa-
arette cues to match (aome u
low u $3) oe comb, aeta wfth
multi-colored atones. All at W. D.
JOHNSON'S Jewelry. 218 Marine,
Balboa laland. • • •
too! A PARAKEET Hendryx Cage r===========~ (lncludlna food and supplles)-
only $5.95. At THE JORDANS,
2732 E. Coa.st HWJ., CDM ...
Harbor 4949 . . . a good place to
PET! • • • ww ,... .... SIIAJOOOPEI)
-becnatllal ..._ n.-"-91•· lag ,..._ at.tt Jlq It ea:le
-tNt ,.....u Ia tile -.wt
CIIIN of Jll. Dldl Delflb. bak
aty11a1a at JOLOin. .tao c1mM
ap ..-y T IUJ., ._ tbek lloU.,.,oocc ....... ..... ..
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let. b lfUMitya all• 01' ... ,... ............ .. won ..• ......_ ,_ aa... tt.
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VAN'S CLEANERS
"30 Yee"' &perlenee PerfK'ting
Superior CINning Otaft.maMhip"
WE FEATURE
C.Nf11l Hancllln9 of All O.liute
Febtlo, k•clecl I L..u Garmenh
DRY CLEANING-L-\UNDRY SERV·
ICE -KNIT BLOCKING -H"ND fllESSING -DYEING -ALTERA-
TIONS-REPAIRING.
Phone H•rbor 5152
Piek Up • O.livery S.Niu
Open I e.m. to 5:)0 p.m.
-.s.t11rclay. I a.m. to 2:)0 p.m-
MJ6 E. C:O.rt Hwy.: Ccwone del Mar
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-at-
Finest S.lection of
Wallpaper in So. Calif.
CUSTOM FURNITURE
DRAPERIES
Dunbar furniture & accessories
THADEN INTERIORS
2610 E. C...t H5f'lway
Hwt.or 07'91
COlONA DEL t.V.-
Travel
Service
•• wtll be ~ to ..s.t
'" wtt1a aay tNftl an ,.. .......
NOW BOOKING
SPRING CRUISES
To Tlae
CARIBBEAN
Aadfte
MEDITERRANEAN . "·== WINed. AStlbM . . ........... • Toan • ,....... 'l\clleta * •o aanc:a c::~U.mK •
MUTUAL TICI£1
AGENCY
Harbor 1246
Collne Glbbon.a, Dorothy
Mcltenna. M.arruertte Hughe.
Cor. E. Cout Bwy. at Orchtd
Ac:roa from P.O .. CDM
535 CENTER ST.
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The Oranl* Count:y Plll.U..· at the JfOYeraber ......atut IMft.
morale Soclfty wtll pnMDt Ita tna till the loddf at tbe 8alboa
,next C!CIIhCllllt laturday .......... 8aT Club. ~ Dtrectot bee. a. at Anabetm Bllb khool, Karen ~ Jlruntnt pre·
wtth ~ P'rteda Bel Infante eon· .s4ed.
duetlq. J~Gr-:::2 ~ere made ~f ~ 'l1lk announl:ement wu Iliad. . Ltltbold ot IWlboa,
save
rnoney
leader ~ ttie area c:llalrmen:
Mn. Carl ~ of a.., Sborea,
rummaee aale chairman: Mrs.
Edward Mittelman of J'allerton.
publldty, and M.rw. Alfred Payne
of Laauna Beach, Valentibe Ball
d\alrtnan. Tbla aecond "Glye
Your Heut to the Philharmonic"
• .... ..._..._ ball wtll be held Peb. 3 at tht
,.,... .... .,. ..... Mueuart Bay Club.
Mn. Moms Slack of J'uJJerton,
newly appotnted dlrectot of
youth, one each In both northern
and 10uthem pub of the county
on the ..me day, can be pre-
Mnted by the Ph 11 harmonIc
eometime ln January. Mrs. John
ftflft ot Newport Helehts has
been &J>polnted Harbor Area
dlairman for the youth concerts.
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For letterheeds. enve&ooet c:.d
THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
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c:.D .... ...... .....,. • • • of sodal nole
W. L LANDIS oa
L. E. CAIRNS
Lll*tf 1-IDU
I"&. lftll St.
COITAKDA
MIKE MYERS
UNION SERVICE
U. S. Royal Tires
We.ahin9 & 'oliahinCJ
Complete lubric•tion S.rvi~
FREE PICK-UP & DEliVERY
Phon• Harbor l094
170 I E. Coed Highw.y at Avec.do
"Cofoft• ct.! .,..,
Mr. and Mra. Frank Owen of
430 Dahlla Ave., Corona del Mar,
entertained their slster-ln-law
and 11-year-old nJece trom San
Dleeo over the Veteran's Day
week-end. • • •
Newport Harbor Rleh School
Coach AI Irwin was "sweating It
out" on the sidelines again last
week-end when his w1fe was
taken to the Hoag Hospital for
an operation. • • •
Isla Peck-Mrs. Sydney Peck
of .t3Q Poppy Ave .. Corona del
Mar, that ts-ls the n~ office
manac~ and gal Friday for the
City of Newport's Golden Jubllee
celebration. • • •
The Ralph Hoyles have moved
from their temporary home at
202 Garnet A~ .• Balboa I.aland.
to the btand new residence a t
2033 Bayside Dr., jtut below Ir-
vine Terrace. • • •
Maybe they like the numbers.
or maybe they just like the prox-
Imity to the ocean. but the G. A.
Jones household changed the
street. but not the number when
~!!!!!~~!!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!j they nwm;d from 303 Jumlne A't., Corona del Mar, to 303
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,ft.
(lfO TVaD)
WOI'ld'a •••Deat ..UO WEJQIIS OWL T 12 OZ. •• ae~, r x s~~" x •v.· A New Concept in Personal RadJo. Ear Phone and Carry-
inc Case Optional, Extra.
IIVISIIIWI 00.
UUG7
·-·~ ........ c.tc .. _
OtchJ4 A .. e. · e • •
'hat· r. A. Schln.n ol Cqrona
c1el lhr left Jut weeJr.enc) f«
Enaland and wtll probably have
tl\elr till of plum pudcttn' and
Chrlltm.u lOOM befOft the holl-
da)'1 ~ over. Just before she
left, Irene Mid abe wu ple~sed
to be aotna to i!nalanci because
that Ia one country to whldl the
family can all traftl toeether. ~ when the hu~and Is tn the
service. Since Arthut Murray Is
already opentna studloe tn Lon·
don, It may be poatble that
Irene wU1 continue her dance
Instructing "over there." • • •
After belng suspended mid·
houses for several days while
they had the rugs put down In
the new house, the Merle Ver·
Burgs are nearly settled In their
new home at 18711 Vale Ave ..
Tust in . The VerBures m oved
from 60S Poppy Ave., Corona del
Mar. • • •
School secretary at Corona del
Mar Grammar School, Sally Ken-
nedy, and h~ mother have
moved to a new boine tn Corona
del Mar at 3M Jasmine Ave. • • •
iiiiiii
Home just In tlme for the
Newport Island me«tng w~ the
Geor,. Sherrills after a fqur-
week trip to D. C.,
M~MJ~
. DA111QvAift*i PM
TIYI, ............
1111 &. c..t lhrY. et J lam c-... ,._
(Next to All Amerkaft llarbt) I!~~~~ aumo• .. • Aile ...................... ...
and New York City. The Sher·
rills combined business and
pleasure by plc.klng up a new
car while In the east a.nd visit·
lng such places as Grand can-
yon, Bryce canyon and the
PaJnted Desert on their way
home. • • •
The Ned Willits have moved
from the home at Zl6 Orchid
Ave., Corona del Mar. to their
folk's home on Bayside Drive.
Suml and Ned and family w111
probably be moving back Inland
to the lemon country In a little
while. . . ..
The o~ation undereone by
Mrs. A. A. Kemper at Hoag
Hospital last week turned out
to be more tricky than even the
doctors predicted, we understand.
but Edythe has already started
on the long, lone roa'd to re·
rov~. • • •
Mrs. Florence H~eU of Corona
del Mar trent to the home of her
sister. Mrs. Horace BeonjamJn of
the Balboa BaJ front. .rter belnC
releued from Boec Jut week.
Rotiae 0t ~ 4( tMlPiopeny -~14w
No. PASADENA P-14,157
1n the Superior Court 9f the
State of california, In and tor the
County of Los Anaeles.
In the Matter ol the Estate of
Nellie Patt.l.8on Sbeuby, De·
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undenlgned wUl aell at private
sale, to the highest and best bid·
der. subject to conflnnatlon or
said Superior Court, on or after
the 28th day of November. 1955.
at Its Trust Department at 160
East Colorado Street. Pasadena.
County of r.o. Anlf!les. State of
California. all the r1tht. title and
Interest of said d~ued at the
tlm~ of death and all the rleht.
title and Interest that the estate
of aafd deceued hu acquired by
operation of law or otherwise,
other than ot In addJtJon to that
of a id decea,eed. at the tilDe dl.
death, In and to aU the ces:taltl
ru1 pro~ aJtuate In the
County of Oran,e, State of Call·
fomla. particularly described u
follow-. to-wit :
IJo't J"tv~ (5) of Block .,_en·
ty-two <22), "Eut Slde Ad·
dftlon to Bal~ Tract." as
shown on the Map recorded
In Book 4. Pate 2> of M.Lic'el·
laneous Maps. records of Or·
an.ae County, Callfomla.
1be a..,... Geecrfbed pro-
perty Ia al8o known as 1309
Eut Balboa Boulevard. Bal·
boa, Caltfomla.. I • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Terms of sale cub In lawful ;:. money of the United States on
MARIA E. VARADY, M. D.
\ PHYSIOAN AND sUBGEON
~ tbe ~-ol an offke
at 2151 Eat Cout BJpwQ'
Oorooa del Mar
'
,.., ... :114~
... >.-: IIAcntr
conltimatlon ot .. Je. or part easll
and balance evidenced ltJ note
RCU!'ed by Mortpae « 1'rult
Deed on the pwpettJ eo eold. Ten
per cent ol amount bid to a..
del*fted With bJd.
Bids or often \0 be ln wrlt:lnt
a.nd will be neelftd at the afaoe.
at~ omc. at any time afte ~
ant r::au.n ...., and be·
... ol .....
UJCK or AIIDICA !n'IIBA. .. ~:aKa ... ., tM ww ol .....
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un4 y
~~~~---ot t• ~ ........ ~~~= ~--·--·· ~,.,........ .... ln ~ ()taQp <:>renp county tftlo polll6 before
ODiftt:'r JadP Kennettl ~ In ·All OtUee County WOIMft wbo Santa Ana are belna aided lo-
haft ..-ewe.... With the ea117 by memben ot tbe Oranee
U'IDell ...,.. in .UC. YMCA, county etttaena admlttee of the AJifC. WM; u4 other aovem-county probation MpartmenL
JMnt .,_.,.eel Of'lanUatlon• Local members o1 thla voJun-
.,. lllvttlld to atten4 the meet-teer comm.tttee lndude Rev. Her·
Int. ~ to Klaa llancbe bert loltneon of the P'lnt Bapt:lst P'ulbnon. In charae of the Har· aum:h of Newport -.c:t~; Dr. R.
bar lll!d:lon. TboM Interested ln J. Dalloaebel, ec.ta )leu chlro·
attenctlaa ...._., eaU M.l.u f'ulker. prador: Larr7 Lactwta. manager
lOll ol llartMJr 5338 for tranapor-ol the llatbor Boller atnk. and
taUon. l&me~ Penney, ftewport Beach 8unday'a hoetea Is a charter attorney.
member and ftrst vice-prealdent The c:ommlttlee m-. once a
of the San f'ranct.co Untt of mont!\ tn t:be Santa Ana YMCA
WOSL ln 1921. She saw aet'vice where Matthew G. Conldaris, de:
·In France wtth the YMCA. Mn. puty probation otrlcet' of Orange
Bacon &leo attended the WOSL county, aJds members of the
tenth anniversary meeting lut commJttee ln .oJvtna counseUng
summer and attended the Parts problema. Member a have a
meeting ln 1951 as a non-~overn-chance to learn what others are
mental obeen'er. ~olne to aJd deUnquenu to use
LT. LIT'I'LZ OOIIJ'LETES
IULJTAIIT fOLICE COVUE
In thelr own eoaauetlne.
Committee members are asked
only to handle one ea.e at a time
but can have mb'*-'nley read
all the records of the case before
dectdlne wheth« to bandJe lt.
Once accepted. they meet with
thetr charces at Jeut once a
week In tbetr homes. The mem·
ben have no authority u pollet!
officers but generaDy listen to
their problems ·and do anything
they can to help the young
people.
Straight
fu.l tl\at only three cue. bave
come back up before Judee Mor-
rieon. A woman'• club Ia ltartlne
to work-up a woman's commJttee
to counsel delinquent etru. ~-lohneon said that pef80f11
Interested In jolntnc the commit-
tee should contact Mr. Conldarta
at Kl 7 ·3311, extension 240. They
must tul out an application and
be ICreened by the FBI. More
members are needed on th~ com-
mJttee which meets each third
ThUJ11day.
ICJSI lfAft JEAJf KUa.
TO ICAJUlT LOYD POSTEa
The engagement of Mlsa Mary
Jean Kesel of Costa Mesa to
Loyd Foster of 'Santa Ana was
r~ntly announced by the in·
tended bride's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Kesel of 1932 Maple
St., Costa Mesa. Miss K~l Is a
graduate of Newport Harbor
High School.
"'MAC'" IS BOllE
W. C. McAhren Ia home at 50'7
Jasmine Ave.. Corona del Mar
from St. Josephs Hospital In Or:
ange. "Mac" was oper-ated on
last Thursday and Is reportedly
doing well. but 1.a not expected l
to be back to work tor 110me tlme.
Army 2d Lt WUeon Little Jr ..
whose father lives at 433 Pirate
Rd., Cliff Haven, recently com-
pleted the milltary pollee officer
basic course at the Provost Mar-
shal General's School, Camp
Gordon, Ga. The lleutena.nt was
ll'aduated from the University of
Wlsconaln before entering the
Army last 1uJy. He Is a member
of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fratern-
Ity.
aoz CAUSES PUlE
A cardboard box placed on a
stove caught on flre from a pUot
lleht ln the residence of Mrs.
Barbara Allen of t50 Belvue
Lane. Balboa, at 9:56 a.m. last
Thunday, the Newport Beach
flre department reported. There
was a lot of smoke. but no dam-
l!le resulted.
Rev. John.on pointed out that
most of the boys are from broken I
homes where the mothers work.
The boys feel that no one cares
for them. With the lnt~
shown by the coun.elors. the
boys are guided Into useful pur-l
suits. CondJtlons ot probation
orde'ed by Sudge Morrison for
the delinquents lnclud" an 8
p.m. curfew, yard work and
d.lsh washing.
EYES
nat .. liT
S..W!
OIU. roa v AJf DR.ES
A daupter. Janet. was bom to
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Van Dyke
of 600 Dalllna Ave., Corona del
Mar, on Thursday, Oct. ZT, In
Hoag Memorial Hospital.
All your printinq needs will be
handled conveniently and court
eously in the completely-equip-
ped Job Printinq Department of
~our Harbor Area Newspaper
The Ensiqn, 1104 Coast Bl~ COM
The work has been 10 success-
1ftUe ~ --CW. ediMil eoa. bJIMz-tbe JiPt glauee. u .... ~ c-. tiki you dUI4 Ia ...... ...s -~
the IDGIIJ 4111.-t padatiou l.a colo&' l.a Yal'flD9 ti9bls.
CALL Dll NlCHOL90N TODAY for an appointment to ex-
amine, prescribe and fit your chlld's eyes with the proper-eye wear.
L L NICHOLSON, O.D.
The car that's going places 1rith the Young in Hean
••• biggeat car of the low-price 3
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aave ~ tth!d it 1
Paah-Botton Dririns-the mOlt exci~~ automotive newt in tea
yeare-and the AD-new Aerody .. mie P!ymoath '56 ie the fin'
low-prioe car to briDJ it to you! N~ could~ aimpler: with
a finpM:ip tooeh oe a button. yoa dtooee yoar dri''inl TaDp.
'llren Pfymoudl•• fully automatic Powerfliae tak:~ rollliiUIDd!
Try lid. ~ coaTeDience at your Plymouth a.Ju•a
today. Wida fabaio. Jet.qe ltftin« and bluifts 9().90 Tarbo-
Twqae Powa-, PlyiiiCNIIt Ji._ 1M ,.. ~ ._ the .. oel.er 2.,.
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---Charter. Due
ns for Troop 81
'I'D1B Weaatladoel baft l»eeft made
Gallll I ee'r ~ tiM ..U.O. ..aaM CommW\.lty
..,.. "rt n -'IIMbodJIIt auardl to .. wne
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... daart.r 800ft. CORAl Beauty Salon • ... III.IJ 1..,.11111 IMtttuUoftal r•eeentaUon to u.. Dlltl1c:t Coundl .. Lt. Col.
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''HOLIDAYS SPECIAL''
Balboa Houa of
Beauty
.John Loy, USMC. a Balboa laland
....actmt and parleblona" ot the
1oea1 ehUJ'dt.. Seout~nut« 11
Jlattbew V. WaJdellch. AMU~tant
tiCOUtmuten are Net.on VIMI
and Bud Cbeeley. Ron St. Clatr
11 JWllar aulatant IClOutmuter.
Troop commJttee memben In·
elude Ted Ha uter, cbaJrman:
501 E. la1boc 01147 Douc.Jaa Ferry, campln~: Robert
Blalr, treuur~; Dean Gorton,
a d van c e men t ; lamea Gap,
equJpment: a.y Bark. traMPOr·
tation; Ronald Vallely, proJram:
and Robert Cheney, Explorer ad·
vt.er.
New Owner·Manaaer Doc'othy BeU ot Palm SprJnp
A Classified ,A.d in Th. En11qn
brinqs immediate results! Cob
Horbor I I 1•-1 I I 5 and Df'OYe i+l
LOSE. • • those
bothersome
INCHES •••
.. BEFORE" the
Christmas Holidays!
••. THAT IS ...
u nless you are satlalled with tryfne to
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sJz.e {18) figure! ...
unless you enjoy the "DAILY ZIPPER
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at
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acony.
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SPORTS IUfD CASUAL WEAJI
320 S. Cocut BlYd.. LaguDa Beadl BTatt 4-2211
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Carnival Nite
Report Made
Reports on the Carn.lval Night.
annua l benefit dinner dance
~ven by the Newport Harbor
Zonta Club, were ~ven at the
luncheon meetina ot the poup
last Thursday at the VIDa
Marina.
... LIIITI M TIE
Interpnttng olten·u.ed words In our Sacred Book
~ &AI.ftl D. IIIEDLD e1 C:.... del M•
-r'M ....,*"-of WOI'da Ja .......... ~
"''CMJIA•
naturally Inquired. "What 11 ItT"
The word they ueed In the quea·
tlon, "manna," became the ae.
cepted name tor the dlvlne gift
of food. and we uae It 80 even
today.
.oil AT
ft1IMAirDT ...... , ..
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ft1IMAirDT ...... a..
Our 16 YHnl experience and Special 1\-~ In Beeuty CuJ. ture auurea you ot the utmo.t In
lndlvh!ual Balr Cutt1n1 and
Stylln •.
............... 'llatlat
IIlii '
l"
~-* Ftr .,, ........ _111171 *
Helen Norton, chairman of the
eve nt, received the "Flowet'S tor
Friendship" corsage as the mem·
bet' who had done the most for
the club during the m onth at
the previous meet ing ot the gro up
held a t the home of BUlle Thorn·
aon In Costa Mesa.
There are two words used Jn
Exodu. 16:15 which have ll
strange 80Und to our modern
ean. The verse run.s: "And when
the Children ot Israel •aw lt.
they said one to a nother, lt Ia
manna: tor they wist not what
1t wu."
Thla Ia much more eaally un·
deratood when we read the mod·
ern t r a n a I a t I o n : "When the
w a ellte. saw lt. they aald one
to a nother. What Ia It!' tor they
dJd not know what It wu ."
Light their life with fQith i/Jitt
Letha Drolet was chairma n of
the dJnn er arrangements tor thJ.a
meeting. A craft talk wa.s given
by FranCH Mears, who with her
husband, Carleto n, founded the
Mears Camera Shop In Costa
Mesa.
Reporu we~ also given by Dr.
Helen Robertson, p r e s I d e n t ;
Myrtle Brookings, Mildred Stan-
ley, KathJeen Coleman, Myrtle
Soderberg, Wlnt!red Barbre and
Blanche Benz. Margaret Reinert
won the prlze of the evening.
Irs. Georce l.aH
Of Cuta lesa Diu
Funeral services [or Mrs. Clo·
tilde M. Lane, 71 or 827 Plum Pl.,
Costa Mesa, were held Friday
In Baltz Costa Mesa ChapeL
Mra. Lane dJed Nov. 8 In Or·
Anf1! County Ba.pttaJ alter a
lengthy Ulness. She had lived In
Costa Mesa ror two years and
was a natlve of New Jeney. She
Ia aurvlved by her h usband,
George H. Lane Sr. or Costa
Mesa ; a 80n. George H. Lane
Jr. of Newport Beach ; a grand,
child and a brother, James L.
Druck of New Jersey.
"W lat'' 1.1 an Old Engllah word
tor "knew." We h ave a relic of
It In our word "wit." The Israel·
ltes were a.tounded when they
saw the strange 1ubatance on
the ground which they were In ·
structed to eat. and they quite
QIVES .APEJI llf WASBDrQTOJf
Dr. and Mrs. Jay Longley ot
721 Narcluua ~ve.. Corona del
Ma r, last week were In Waahlnt·
ton, D. C., where Dr. Longley
gave a paper at the symposium
of a ntibiotics for the Bureau ol
Health, Welfare and Education.
Fll.Sl CHURCH 0" CHRIST
SCIENTIST
UOl VIe LU., ......_.~Melt
A brand~ of 1M Mothef Churdl, The
firtt Chwdl of Olritt, Sdentllt, "' ._
toft. W...dt-"t.
~1'4ey ~ 9:15a.m.
~lid .y S.,.,Oca II :00 e.lft.
Wednetday Evenl"9 M ... i'"ll 1:00 p.m.
RHdi119 Room lout.d at lll S Vie
Udo, N~ a..ch, It ~~~ WMl
deys fi'Oifl 10·00 ....... to 5:00 P·"'~
Wednewfeys fi'Oifl 10.00 a.m. to 7:45
p.m. Fndey ..,."i"9• fi'Oifl 7:00 p.m. to
':00 p.m. Clo..d Holideys.
The public it cordially ii!Vit.d to af·
tend the dt11rdt .arvic" and uaa tfte
Reedinq Room.
Professional C..lttee .......
laM4.JFtlltwsli'
Three committee c h ai rm en Directory
have been elected by the ~nlor Mtrstc
Youth Fellowship of the Balboa ,..----.....;;==;..._----..
Jsla nd Co mmunity M ethod I s t Margaret L. Scharle
Church. Dennis Brown Ia chalr· Teacher ot Plano man of Christian Faith; Donna
Smith, Christia n Fellowship, and Organl.t · Accompanlat Evening Claues Allt>n Guenther, Christian Out· t or Adult•
rene-h. 3111 GOLDENROD AVE.
At thf" election meeting. a dis· Corona del Mar cusslon was conducted on the .__ __________ _,;
topk. "Is Jt Right Cor a Christian l'trlfERAL DDtECTOJlS
to Engage In War?" Panel mem· Friendly Neighborhood Service ~r-; lndudf"d Ron St. Clair,
Sharon Wah1cllc:h. Susie Stone. PARKES-RIDLEY
and Dkk Bridgman. Worship MORTU ARY
was l<'d by Donna Smith. Recre·
IT. AJJDDWS
nESJnTZmJUt CIIUJICII
15th ~ It St. And.rewl Rd..
---~~ .....
~ .... J-..LI~
SUNDAY : Morning worship, 9:30
an d 11 a.m .; Church School,
9:30 and 11 :00; Jr. High. Sr.
High and colle~e age FeUow.
ablps. 7 p.m.; Thllnday, Prayer,
atudy group, 9:30 a.m.
COIDIVWITY METBODIIT ao w. lttll It-eo.to .....
Liberty 1-4551 .... J-.. W. McSJaaM
Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church Sun-
day School : 9:30 and 11 :00 a.m. Morning Worahlp-7 p.m.
College Age KYF Servtee -7
p.m. HJgh School MYF S«vtee:
8 p.m.. youna adulta group
aervlee.
"I'D CBOKB or CIIUit
·-Qua lt.. c:.e. .... lD Ill...., D. a. ...... ,, ...
Sunday ~: 1:45 a.m. Bible
.tudy; U a.m. morning wor.
ship; 7 :30 p.m. eventn1 8el'V1ce.
MJdweek la'V1ce, 7:30 p.m.
Wed.neaday.
TBZ CIIUKB OP CIUD't
Odd r.uow. Lod9e.
1 .. •....-t Aftw
c:.t. ~heeL
Ubaty 1-5'111
T0111 ..._,Jr., ltam.t.
Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. Bible
stud,)\; 10:55 a.m. worahlp aerv.
Ice; 7:30 p.m. evening service.
CIOUIT CIIUJICII ft TID lEA
C:O...ualty ~~~
lcdboa aaYCL c1t 14tla lt.. Kewport
IIArbcw 5221
Pater: .... Boy A. CariMD
Sunday Worship, 9 :30 a nd 11 a.m.
Church School: 9:30 a.m. Mid-
week Meeting: '7:00p.m. Wed-
nesday preceded by 6:15 p.m.
potluck.
ST. JOACBDN CKVBCR
liM ~ AYO.. Coeta M..a
Uberty a.lotl
naT AIIDUI.T or GOD
I:IDd lt. 6 &Idea Aftw c:.t. ..._
Llbelty 14711 .. •• ad .... c:. a.Jc. .....
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor·
lhlp: 10:55 a.m. and evangelllt
8el'V1ce, 7:30p.m. Young People
and Chlld.ren'a Servtoe, 6:30
p.m. Sun. MM.week Service:
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ladlea'
Ml.uJonary Council. Thu.rada~
9:30 a .. m. tor all day.
I&Y&RIB DAT ADYDIIS1 •.....-t ...... Cit ao&aa lt. Rewpodllokdlta LJben'f a.asu Eldew D. L lpeal.dlq
Saturday Morning Services: Sab·
bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser·
rnon: 11:00 a.m. Prayer meet·
ln1: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
CIIU8Ciii oC 1M •a.uaBJIB .......... ~.c-e. ....
...... .... CU..W"D'-7
uar '* a.nm ~ a.ntc.c SUnday·Sebool.. 1:10 a.m. ~ WOnbtD at 10:.10 a.m. Evana.u.Je fery.
lee. 7 p.m. Sunhy. Jf.T.P.S..
8 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meetinJ.
7:30p.m. Weclnad~.
naT cau ... or CllaiiT
ICI&WIDI aav1a~r ....
Sunday School: 9:15 a.m., Sun·
day S e r v I c e : .11:00 a.m. Wednesday Evenln1 Meeting:
8:00. Readln1 Room. 3315 VIa
Lido, Newport Beach, open 10
a.m .. , p.m. week da~. 10 a.m.·
7:45 p.m. Wednesday., 7·9 p.m. Friday evenlnn.
CIDJIT LtJT&EWAJI ClltJJICB or COITA MESA
(Miaec"url 8pod)
a-loa IA9Iola •all. eo.ta lleea Pato1'1 a... Letb.ar Tonaow Sunday Services: Worship Serv·
Ice 9 a.m. Sunday School a t
10:15 a.m.
BALaOA ISLAJII'I)
CONMVJnTT METii~DIST
115 A~ A.._ lalboa lala:ad
Nl.D&ter: lte.. Donald lapp
Batbor ~
,..,. -.vTift cauaca
........ A ............. c:.n. .... ... ... a.··-Sunday Serviea:
9:45 a.m. Sunday School; U ::::, r:=p Tr:c:-LJ~:C:
7:30 p.m.. Eveninr Service. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m.. Prayer,
Pra11e and Bible Study. Mon -
day: 7:30 p.m.. Men'a Chorua
p r a e t I e e : 8 :30 p.m. Ken'a
Prayer Keettnr.
CIIUaCII or on LADY or NT. CAalfEI.
1"1 w,. ........... •....-t ~0114 r.U..I~K£!1·.__ ratiMI'~ TIU
Sunday Mueea: 8:00 and 10:00
and 11 ~30 a.m. Oonteaaion: Sat-
urdaya and eva of 1.t Frldaya
and Holy Daya from 4:00 to
5:30p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:JO
p.m. Dally Mue 8:00 a.m. P'lrlt
l'rlday: t:.30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Jf oven a fP'wp«ual Jhlp): ,......,.,,,.,... ..........
.,..... J\lly ud Aa.-. s.n4q
4 a.m.
Uilit • ••• wr COMMUW«t ra.LOWIIID a.aa-......
IIIW • ...._aJ..._Wbee ......_ ..... r.w.a-..
Sunday Scltool, 10:30 a.m. Ill~
lnl worship. 11:00 a.m. -IT. JAIOI D'IICO.AL
Ia ... lJdo. •.....-t .... IIAIIMir 1110 .... Job .. hlb.lledw
Sunda y la'V1ces: 8:00 a.m. Holy
Communion, 9:15 a.m. 11 a.m.
Sunday school: 9:1.5 a.m. motn·
In~ prayer and aermon, 11 a.m.
worahlp aervice. T h u r a d a y
Services: 9:US a.m. Prayer
Guild; 10:30 Holy Communion.
IT. JOD YIAJf1fET 314 Nca1De AYO.. lalboa 1a1aD4
BAmor 021C r.u..r I~Eiley. ,_._ rat~aM hn:aaaaua
AMt. or
Sunday Masaea: 7:00 a.m. 6 9:00
atlon was led by Jean SmJth. 110 Broadway
1 Sponsors Cor the evening were u 8 -3433 1c 8·3434 Costa Mesa
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guenther.
P~ Tb0111as J. lfn'lD
Suaday Naaae~ at 7. L I. 10 cmd
11 :30 a.m. Weekdaya: Mau at
7:00 a.m. -Conles.~lon : Satur-days from 4:00 to 5:1:>--7:00 t o 8 :30 p.m.
Sunday Services: 9:30 a. m.
Church School; 9:30 and 11:00
a.m. Worship Service.
a.m . Conl esalon: Saturdays and eves. ot tst Frld11y• and Holy Da~; 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m.: Fh'lt
Friday Mau 8 a.m. Summer
MUI. luly and Aliau.t Sunday,
11 a.m.
D 0 l l A R s A •• : s E N s E
•••• JOHN DID •••• JIM DIDN'T
le~,.r H1tior link ..........
TJlADfDfQ Df IIUf DIEQO
Marine Pvt. Kenneth H. Reyn·
olds, 611 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa.
Is undergoing recruit training at
the Marine Corps Recruit Depot
In San Diego. Upon completion
ot training, the new Marine. are
aaalgned to Camp Pendleton for
further Infantry training, or to
one ot the Marlne Corp~~ achool.l.
Fer Y ... r
People ha¥. beeft
aeylrt9 • • • end
bel&evfn9 that ,.Ill
MIEllO ..
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BALTZ MORTUARIES
Serving the Harbor Atea
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42
3520 E. Cout Bllhway
Corona del Mu
Baltz Mortuary
LJ berty 8-2121
11h 6 Superfor, eo.ta MeN
AMPLE PAlUWfG
BOTH J...OCA'ItOJfS
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL P ARIC
llatbcr Blvd. at Gl..sl«
XJVBDI T 5-11!51
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Wilbur C. Wagner, D.C. Phse, ,...,
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Ol' JfEWPORT CONMUJfiTY CJI"OliCB aau..a al9d.. lttll 6 CoaJ11ta.. C•povattaacd
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.Sunday aervtces: 9:45 a .m., Sun-Sunday Wonhlp Servicea: 9:45 ::rc ~I ; 11:' a.mS Wor· a .m., 11 :00 a.m.Su:ndayScbool: P tn co ee; 7: p.m. unday 9:45 a .m. even 1 .ervlee ;Mid-Week
~ ara~.a CJIVllca o.-.,. A ... at 111'4 lt.
c:.t. ...... Ubelt! 1·1101 A.A.KCiden..__
SuntJ•y School: 9:15 a.m. Morn-lnr ~ 11:00; Evening
8eiv1ee. 1:00. Mld·week Sen'· 1~. Wed n e • day. 7:30 p.m.
Youn1 people meet 6:15 p.m.
Sunday. Servtc:e: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday •JIW&WWP'IJIOiftiiiiTI"'' IIUIK)a
Pn,Jer Keetln«. L~ cao... P1111T IOUildJiii SAftiiT 1511 CUff.,._ •...-t ..._... cauw ....aa AIIDDLT or GOD La.ty .... -W • ......_St.. C....._ a ... L ... ...._ c.w. .... ....._. Clw~•t LDr '* ...., ... c.u..._ Duplleate montlnl -+JCM-. ...... Dr. ......... LD alt ...,.. a.m. and 11:15 a.m.. lun4ay; su:,::t;_ edtool t·.S am.. cburda ..... c. IL ftw •d ltlncJerplten and Pre·Sehool u:OO · ._.: ~
Sunday ec:hool 9:30 a.m.. mornlnl Dept. aunct.,. ~ ' Lm.; Union ' PA lklncJa,. a.. .. worship 11 a.m. Younr people ~ Oracle throulb Adult SUn· WOI'?bJp 1 p.m. lu~. 'J'Mcti.
eervtee 6:30 p.m., ewnlnr da, Sehool, 10 a.m.: bu pro· en and otr1e1n ...c~n1 T p.a
.. anpllst eervtee T:30 p.m. vlded and lf11nft1 JI'OVfcJed fer Wed.,..;lay. ~ ~aacl Kid.~ MrVb T:aG p.m. both Mrvl~ an4 10 a.m. SUn· .... ltUcty T:ttl p.m. W.a. w~. 4ay SchooL c1a1.
TJd. Dbwdor! Ill made porh\e by th-dYic>mhaded JMwlp I i*N I
wo0owaaTH PfANO 5HO' RICHAitlrS UDO WAUET
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2204 5. Main St., Santa Ana
Kl. 5-2719
OPEN MON. & Fill. EVE.
OPEN SUN. 12 TO 6 P.M.
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* CAnOO• CABJIIVAL FU.. SAT. & 10. *
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A CAUSE .. ....
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BANK BY MAIL
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Suicide Try
Is Reported
CAa c:vn JOWEa fOU
IL..;... POUCE ILO ••• Denn1l M. Moody, 19' C&.mp IJIW' Pendlet!OD martne. wu taken to
-----~•......,.--------------------Hoac Memorial tw.pltal at 4 Lm. Saturday autferinr minor
(Oonttllu.d fJvrD Pap 10) 80Jln JlobJMOft of 800 W. CoMt injur{es after hla car lheered"-olf
e FJIDAT, .o¥. n Rwy., Newport Beach. reported ;~pow~~er~po~ .. ~a~nd~b~Jt~a~ma~l~lbo~x~~~~=~~*~=-~~~ E4na m-ane ot X.O. Anctiee ~ warned boy. about -.etnc two cars .we.wtpe •ch call~~~ po]Jice ~:o~ ~ anowaat tbe rear of 10. other at 17th St. and Cout Bwy.,
Lm.ln 1 n t_......!eportPo..,. ,... of VIa .s.ntone, lJdo lale, tor tear Newport Beach, 1top and then .on· · aw, ..,.,_.. .7'-. -· ot hu.rt.lA& MnMOne ••• Oft~ take Qt1 ••• Mlal Adonelle Kaale
lOS E. Bay Jtlle., Balboa. had were-vnable to locate boys re· ot 743 VIa L.tdo Soud, Lido We.
called her about 8:80 a.m. that ported tlhool1nl flreeraclun on reported a plate I)UI window
momln& to MY he WU lOll'& to the beads lD front of 1310 S. Bay broken ln her home appannUy
commit .ulclde and h•d take1l a Front. aalboa Wand . . . A man from a eonlc blut u no object
bottle of aleeplnc pUla. and t:~Wo women had been drink· could be found which could bave
OUlc:era contacted Mr. Poylea, lng and were' hav1nl a family bJt the window .•• Mrs. Charles
wtfo aald he bad taken two aleep· areument ln the Hurley Bell Inn ConverM of 200 Sapph.lre Ave ..
Ina pllla. WhUe at the atat1on parldnr lot at 10:25 p.m. and Balboa laland, repo.rtecl at 10:45
wrltlnl their report. otflcera aald were moved on by an ottlcer p.m. hearing a ~Craplng sound
the mother·ln·law called again after a complaint was registered llb someone trying to get Into
to atate that her eon-In-law had by a neuby raldent ... Offlc:ent b~ baby'a room, wb.lch lnveitl·
c:alled her to report that the PC>· re-Ported wlndowa broken out of caUnr officers believed was
lice bad ju.t left. He told her the Mike Myer1 se.rvtc:e atat1on, eau.aed by trees being blown by
that he had told the oUJcen that Cout Hwy. and PolnNttla Ave., the wind ...
be bad only taken two pUla but Corona cSel Kat, at 11::50 p.m .... e KOifDAY.IfOY. It
actually had taken a bottle of MrL G. E. Van Hall of 424 Hell·
pllla. trope Ave., Corona del Mar. re·
OUicers promised to check on ported that someone pulled up
Mr. Poyles. When they left the tlowera from ln front of ber
atat1on they found Mr. Poyles In horne ...
a Newport Beach doctor's oUlce. e IATV'&D~T. IIOV. 12
They learned he wu there bav· Mra. Wufla Hunt of 1M VIa
tng hla stomach pumped out, of· Trieste, Lido Isle. reported at
fleers reported. The doctor aald 12:35 a.m . of having received a
Mr. Poyles wu all right but Wepbone call trom a woman
would stay ln -a hospital for 24 c:l&lmlng ,.the world wu comJne
hours. to an end and for her to stay In
Vaughn Plaque
Is Dedicated
the house; Mra. Hunt notified po·
EdJaon Co. wu noWied at 2:06
Lm. that a wtre Into the Grey·
hound Bus Depot. Newport Beach.
was arcing rvery ff!W minutes
. .. Mrs. l . Y. Bryan of 812 w.
Ocean Front. Balboa. reported
the loss of part of the luuage
carrier from her ea.r 19mewhere
In the dty .•. A Balboa Island
boy, 13, hu bMft ardered to ap·
pear In juventte court f« alleg·
edly treaputlJll on the pro perty
of Vlrgtn..la Manton ol 309 Coral
Ave .• Balboa blaDd ... Arthur
G. Boueman, 41. ot San Diego.
was arrested on a ¥agrancy
charge at Coa.at Bwy. and Cam a ·
tlon Ave .. Corona del Mar. at 11
a.m., clalmlne to bave alept un·
der a tree ln Nf!W'PC~d the night
before but weatu completely
dry clotblng In IPtte at tbe re·
rent rain ... l . L. Wade of 528
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I SUI I IUIIIT WD1 IIIII 1•1 ~~
*CROWN HARDWARE*
..A BOUSEIIOLD DDUTWEIN I'I'Oa-
* We Cat
~ * A veteran memorial plaque for
the late Frank Vaughn, long·
time constable tor Newport
Beach Township, has been dedJ·
cated In the veteran's section of
Hubor Rest Memorial Park.
Uce for the record ln cue anyone
el.ae received auch calls ... Ken·
neth E. Edens. 48, of 314 Golden·
rod Ave., Corona del Mar, wu
arrested on a drunk driving
charge at 2 a.m. at Bayalde Dr.
and Marine Ave. . . . Mrs. E. A.
Wentzell of 504 Clubhou.a Ave.,
Newport Beach, reported that two
boya were throwing mud balls
and boxes In the area of her
home ... Seaward Rd., C«ona Blrhlands, ~•=
reported a bole 1n a rear window 3107 ••-'
Mr. Vaughn wu the firat vet,
eran burled ln the section and
the first to receive the memorial
plaque. Mr. Vaughn served In
World War I and organized the
Costa Mesa American Legion
P~ which conducted the dedi·
cation. Harbor Rest Memorial
Park Is a contract cemetery with
the Veterana AdmJnlstratlon for
the burial of veterana In thls
a rea.
• StnmAY, ROV. 13
Floyd Greiwe of 2920 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach. reported
that peanuts and candy valued
at $5 were taken In a burglary
of hls service station at that ad·
dress . . . Doug Bul'll. owner of
Doug'a Doghouse. 3512 E. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar. reported
that a rubber mat 15 f~t lone
and 20 Inches wide. valued at
$85. wu atolen . . . Robert L.
Hill of 1813 Placentia Ave .. Costa
Mesa. chargPd that a hit and run
car damaged his car at Helen's
Nut House, a t 1:25 a.m .... Nel·
of hla home made by a BB •hot •=· ....... =· iliia•CO•AST••IIJGIIW=::IIII:AIIYEII:IC:::::::z:::I•IICO•.O•If•A•D•a.••IIU•• . . . R. H. Conley of 2164 Santa r
Ana Ave., eo.ta Mesa, reported
the theft of a 165 ak1tf from tht>
American Lecion dock. Newport
Beach ...
e TUESDAY. lfOV. IS
A ear driven by lames C. lb·
botson of ll2 Opal Ave . Ba I·
boa Island, and a temi·Uactor
Ui~Ck driven by WUllam L. Pal·
mer of 2120 Santa Ana Ave .. Cos·
ta Mesa. were Involved ln an ac·
ctdent at Marine Ave. and Coast
Rwy .• at 8 a.m ....
IN A HURRY. • •
1D adcUtioG to our N9Ul• La.ac:ta.oll (ISc to IUS)
We are DOW Mn1Dg c:afetwla style 1aadteo&
E.DtrM 4.5c to 6Sc
WE AJlE ROW TAUJIIC
• •
A Classified ,._d in The Ensiqn
brinqs immediate ntsuln! Cah
Harbor 1114-1115 and orove rtl .wouotsustJJODsm=•~ Three Boys, I 7, Arrested
On Dope and Curfew Charge .APORT /lw.l..
B.ESEJIVATIOJfS FOB
TJIAJfKSCIVDIC DDOfEB
s,.clll ... Your Family Restaurant
(Cloeed T....say)
CORONA DEl MA/l·NAA/It'RIH/'1
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Thr~ 17·year·old boys, two
trom Costa Mesa and one from
Corona del Mar, were arrested on
charges of poaealon of marl·
Juana and cv.rfew v\olat1on by
Cocta Mesa pollee early Monday
mornJnr and t&ken to Orange
county jail. Applications for pe·
tJtlona for appelltances In juven·
lie court were filed on each.
Pollee said they found approxl·
mately five pounds ot marijuana
In two sacks In a sedan occupied
by the Corona del Mar youth
Ptfked on 22nd St. near Elden
A£ .. Costa Mesa. When ottlcers
a lved the Corona del Mar
yo th said they had run out of
ga.s and hls two companions bad
gone for some .
Dri11r H.W Iller
11H111 Tn O.n
George S. Leach. 49, of 1537
Cerenade Terrace. Irving Ter-
race. was arrested by N~rt
pollee at 6:23 p.m. last Friday
on an In toxication charge alter
his cllt was Involved In an accl·
dent with two other cara at Gold·
enrod Ave. and Coast Hwy., Co·
rona del Mar.
Offl~rs charg~ that the Leach
vehicle damaged the right rea r
fendl'r and tall light of the car
of Cllrtord Neresc>n of 377 R.alcam
Pl., Cocta Mesa, and the left front
fender and bumper of the car of
Alexander Katz of Los Angeles.
The Nereson and Katz vehicles
were stopped at the sJenal at the
time of the accident, officers said.
my tUuJJri 1 .muJrt ...
he·, g.tfing
hu Jbl\*
in the MW
Halecrelt
wttb au u.. trtauDiDcJs
The oUicers waited approxl· $1.80 .. 2.2&
2515 E. Coast Jlifhway
IIGrbor 1141 ConDer del ...
mately 20 minutes and when the '-1!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1------=-=-11!!!!11-..
others dld not return. the Corona
del Mar boy wu plaeed under
aJTeSt f« curfew ¥iolaUon and
brou&bt to the -.Uon. AboUt 20
minutes later the other youtha
drove up ln another ear. atopped
by the parked sedan and then
tried to leave the area at a high
rate of speed. They were lntN·
eepted by ol!lcers and their car
car shaken down. Thr~ whit('
pills were round In thl' right
front shirt pocket of on~ of the
mesa youths, which ottlcers saad
resembled bmzedrine.
The parked sedan was then
searched and the marijuana was
found under the right front seat
w ith particles or marijuana on
the rear seat floor. A curved stem
pipe was found In the glove
compartment. •••.. ..,. ...
'111 ......... .
Alex SUman of 417 Narcissus
Ave.. Corona del Mar. called
Newport pollee at 6:18 p.m. Mon·
day to report that hls wife had
been gone all day. He said a
short while earlier he recelvPd
a caJJ from Henry's Bar-Newport
Beach. He said he couldn't un·
derstand what the person calling
wanted but It sounded to blm
like tbe "place was coming
apart. ..
Mr. Silman asked otflcen to
·~IUal
tile distJIIttM
ViaorHugo
• COIOU 10. 11M
the colorful
IIlLEY IELL
•1lCUST -AY
ret..,.UrW ml
cl\eck the situation and 1l hls O...~al'#~r_,_......,.
wife was there to uk her to
come home. Officers M id they iliE%~ ~-~,.,.~ found Mrs. SUman at Henry'S' Pwty Acc:onwftodations
and placed her In a taxi cab tor W th SL Scm •-Ri * a trip home. · ----eat 5 at ta n.ua '••r
At 7:18 p.m. Monday poll~ SANTA ANA PH. 1J 3-8311
headquarters received a call that ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;!;;;!;;;!;;;!;;;!;;!;;~~ "a woman waa dead lytnc on the ~
&ldew&Dlln front ot 222 Martaotd
Ave~ Corona del Mar." Otflcen
went t9 the scene and found Mrs.
SUmad' layln& on the sidewalk.
apparently unhurt. o f t 1 cera
chatl'ed that she wu belHieftnt
to them and to the pollee matron
wh~ atr'eSted on an Intoxication
charge. She posted $25 ball and
wu releued at 1~0 LftL 1'\tfll·
d&y •
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• 1·oo ..-to 9 ., Subdivisions Are Approved ~~~=La* ... *"' 1a their n.w home at 30LtCD ~ .aft, ~ 2·Mdloom · TWo IAibdJVS&Iom to1a1tna a dlvllion ol 1J Iota wu approved Santa Ana Ave., eo.ta lieu. baY·
b..e oa aalboalalud. llA m. Iota nctlwd U.. &ppi'Oft1 ol the for Dike and Co~Atpove at tbe lq IDIMtd from Corona del Mar.
Cotta K.. cltT pl.aD.alq com· eouthwe.t COI'M1' Clf Santa Ana Mr Lulie Ia the vJce.p.,.....nt of
_...,. .. PolSce CalM Walt. 1'0.& SALZ: ~ treDdl coat m.lalon lfondq 'Dlaht aod now Ave. ud 18th 8t. ~ MWb'·otea nl2ed adult rld.lna ren~a~ 1a Roaair.mon.J wttll belt, fur eollu, aiM 1._ 10 to the eo.ta U.. dt7 COWl· Coaunlllllonan plan to meet poup.
ne 11om a MY"W wom. 135. BA Da·W. ctl tor aetJoJL next Monday ntaht In tbe jury j'irri----~~~~~~~----~
Tbe attorMy e. BorMe 0. liD be ~ ... bll(M*d cardiae heart eon eun.ed YI!AJl OLD DAGLE Jooldn1 for A ,..lot .UbdJvwlon received room ol Newport Beacll JUitlee
1!1111110. retln4 .uperi:ntendllnt of QOil bJ ~ or "5 ,.,.,.,1 per· 1n hJa home a week a_ao SUnday. aoocl borM. Spayed and hu eommlwtoft approval tor the eourt to dS.CU. policy matt.n.
the Newport Beach Element&IJ' ...., .. tbe ecm c1aarp4 tn hJa Capt ny.Gn Ia In fait eon41Uon, alllhoa. IL\ !500-W. Newport Balboa l'ederal Savtnp
Sebool cl1ltrlct. mu.lt lbow eaue court tldioa. ha.plta.l autbodtl~ have an-1------------a.nd Loul Mm. at 18th 8t. and Few ....... ._.._ ..,, ....... c:.l totratow (J'rtda1) 1n su,.._ DoDald EMllft ...a to be ap-nounced, addfnl that he mut,. OUSTOM CA.JIIllfft WO.Rl[ done Placentia Ave. The ~eeond aub· THE ENSt6N. HA-l t 14
Court why a ,uudlaD tlbould not polated ,uarcllan ovw hJa tath•, main In the h()jiJ)Ital fa~ awbile on Jlftlll.._ no job too anall.
be appointed tor Mr. l!nalp. Itt. fatbra PIOSMb. valyed at yet before belne releued to 10 Phone 1D a.aa.
Mr. Enslen. who remdM at !tTl 11.000. ud the famUT bome. home.
E. 21.-t St., eo.ta Mesa, baa been 'ftle eld« EMian. 11. ndNd Capt. Dyson h u been a mem-
char,ed by his aon, Donald En· 1ut ,_, from the ehment&r1 ber of the Newport Beach polJce
.. ,.,. ol 372 Maa:nolla St.. eo.ta .ebool dl.atrlet after MrY1ce wh.leh department foe the put 23 yeara.
Mea. with belng Incompetent atarted In 1930. Be had been M'l'Vtnl u ac:ttna
Donald .Enalen Ia employed by The younaer EN!p aa.ld be pollee chJef wbUe CbJef l ohn
Newport Harbor Union Hlch had no comment to make about Upeon has been attendfnr the
School as a mechanic and bue the court cue when contacted at P .BJ. National A c a de my ln
drtver. the hll h achool Monday b1 an Wublnaton. D. C. Capt. Harry
"He has property whJch needa Enslen reporter except to .tate Lace took over the actl.nl pollee
care, la unable and una.ulsted that be tued the ~D for the ehJef duties upon the Wn~ of
properly to manare and take members of the famlly. Capt. ny.Gn.
care of blmself 01' h1a property "We lntend to ask for a jury ------
and by reason thereof 1s likely trial and a full hearlne 1n the
Glamour
Glimpses
matter," said .James J.lonroe, de·
tense attorney of Santa Ana.
"Hl.s wlfe is a b lghly-aa.larled
Instructor In Los Anrele. Col·
lege, an M.D.. a former officer
In th e U.S. Navy, a aureeon·
physician." The alleged center of dispute
Is $6,000 In personal property
which never existed, added the
attorney. Actually, there 1s only
a house at 3C17 E. 21at St., Costa
Mesa. he said.
"There ls a certain amount of
jealousy for the old man's at·
tentlon," the attorney aaJd. Mr.
Ensign suffers from Parkinson'•
disease but it Joes not bother
the mind, he added.
w~ pl'a ,. .. bicycle ln
aood condition. RA 1736-.J.
HELP WANTED, Lady, capable
of MWinl and aelllne. )Ita
Muttett Shop, CDM. HA 667.
BABY SII IU wanted Saturdays
only from 10:00 a.m. to •:oo
p.m. HA 5328. '
Dancing EY"f Sat. NHe .., ... ., ..... ..
IOc,.,__ ····" ..... ._._ lei• 1111
lStlt lftEZT AT,... L\T non
411MES
FASTER
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Nothing beats snuggling. on
these nippy winter nJgbts. Snug-
gling Into a warm -as·toast nutr
knit gown by Klckernlck found
at O'BRIEN'S. Being warm as
toast and looking pretty and
feminine. all at the .same time is
due to those darling touches of
embroidered f 1 ower s sprayed
carelessly on the bodice of the
nightgown-that sweet edging of
lace, or the running blue ribbons
that set ott the yoke of the pa-
jamas. Yours for comfort a nd
beauty sleep with the cloud·ll&ht
nuttiness of the rayon n utr·knlt.
or the super nylon-In gowns or
P. J.'s.
Mr. EnsJgn married hl.s second
wUe, Johnette, In 1950. Hls flrst
wtfe resides In Santa Ana. ChU·
dren by the first marrla'ie In·
eluded Donald, Eueene, Dorothy,
HMJDIY SPECIIU F. THUll. .. WED., IIY. lltln 23
Besldes tbe cuddly nstware,
cmotber 'NJ'f proeUca1 lteaa lD
fiuff kDlt Ll the pretty bed 'aclreta. made to matcb tbe
90W1l. ox to be em addltlOD
to 'fOUl' c:o~Dfort at cmy time
you wcmt to read lD bed. b.Cift
tx.aldaat oa a ucry, 01' be
h t c b 1 D 9 cm4 "'uDder tbe
weather" all at Ollt». ... ,des
tbe nuff·kDlt bed,acketa (a
fiDe 9ift by tbe way.-pretty.
p • r a o D a 1 cm4 ncuooahle).
O'BBIEK'S b.aa mcmy otber
ackmlble bed·'ac:kets. You'll be
chCII'Dled by tbe qaUt.d D'floaa.
~ witb pretty ..,..
a4 alcelT 1baed to boot. wttb
• --iidbWtift 1111'9e e. ~ _. loob. r. tnllftl·
UDCJ, yoa ....., want oae of tM
dalllty oylOD-batlat. bed-,ack·
.u: tb.rr a.-a to pack 1iiiDt
aU.
Kathleen and Marjorie.
Kest Is Sued
by Bus Driver
An assault and battery suit de·
mandlng more than $25.000 was
riled Tuesday In Superior Court
by Mrs. Jack Phillipson of 392
Ralcam Pl.. Costa Mesa school
bus driver. against Robert Kest.
Orange Coast College Instructor.
The suit. alleging assault a nd
battery, demands $10,000 general
damages. $10.000 punitive dam·
ages, $5.000 to her husband and
an unspecified amount for medl·
cal bills and the loss of wages
to herself and her husband.
Mr. Kest alle&edly &rabbed
Mrs. PhUllpeon by the hair and
ahoulden with bb han<b a nd
forced her to the floor of the
mesa school bu.a p.rage on Oct.
25 after protesting the dllclpUne
treatment given hls aon by the
bus driver. Mrs. Phillipson's suit
was filed by Max Hurwitz. New-
Who·hoo·hOO. have you a new port Beach attorney.
petticoat? O'Brien's have . . . •
several new ones in fact. One Cla•les f Bt•'-that's absolutely Irresistible Is of I 1 •It •
namlng red taffeta with plenty lllliYI of ,., ••• , Dill
of full support from white net ruffles and horsehair-and some Holy Rosary was recited at 7
adorable rick -rack trimming p.m. ye.sterday (Wednesday) In
glinting with gold! Not expen· the Parkes · Ridley Mortuary
sive either Elegance In winter Chapel for Charles Ferdinand
fashions Is ~lso repeated In pettl· Bialy. 80. of 1903 Santa Ana Ave ..
coats this year and you will find Costa Mesa. Mass Is to be cele·
rich looking brocades among our brated at 10 a.m. tod~y !Thurs·
llectl frilled with pastel dayl In St. Joachim ~ CAtholic ~mes. o~.bbons and lace under· Church. with the Rev. Thomas J.
neath You'll also love the ex-Nevin oUiclatlng. qulslt~ white embroidered nylon. Mr. Bialy died Sunday In Hoag
<Tisp and very beautiful. In fact Memorial Hospital after a brief
you'll love oodles and oodles of Illness. He was a native of Po·
the 1 0 v e 1 y things here at land and came to California In
O'BRIEN'S come In and see! 1925 and had Jived In Costa Mesa ' the past eight years. He was a
BA.I'bor 2888
2515 E. Coast Hwy.
COBOKA DEL MAB
JO.year member of Pasadena
Elks Lodge 672 and a male nurse
by trade.
Survivors Include his wile. Mrs.
Pearl Bialy; three daughters. Mrs.
Marla Turner of Altadena. Mn.
Tresa M. White of El Monte and
Miss Mary Bialy of Chicago, Ill.;
a son. Alfred Bialy of .H,wthorne;
two grandchildren and one great·
grandson.
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