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Ci to ap
ew PoliCy
For Easter
''There are no plana to pursue the Superior Court ruling that
thla cue rlJht now," aald Mayor the Newport Beach Euter Week
Dora Hill thla week. foUowtne rental control law was unconsti-
EYA BALDWJR of 302 Ccrta·
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capped -.4 ... ,.., ned JfOY. 17
Cit t1ae ~tal Jfanee Trclda1acJ
Sc:t.ool .. laa Pn1Dc18CO.
Lido Isle Man
Nailed in Booth
By Assailant
tutional
~ flallllain..at l!laflll...,. ~ -be 1w1ce Ttii'GIIf 1m ruled that the cordJne eau-IDOUftc UCMmd h._ boat. Cll'dJ.Da:nee violated both the fed·
the ~14 l'ro Quo'' moored at era1 and Callto.rnJ' COf\8tltutJon conductor of the society's profes·
Lido Peninsula. protections •caJn.t unreuonable alonal orchestra. The concert. to
Oftlcen picked up two pollee search and selzure. . be held at the Anaheim High
ca.r loads of auapect.a and brought Mr. Davis is now on vacation School Auditorium, will be the
them to pollee headquatten. motoring through the southern tlrst the eroup has performed ln
Mr. Preston falled to Ident ity states. He is,due back on Dec. 5, Anaheim, said Mrs. Karen Mar -
a ny of the suspects. One ad-after spending one week at the greta Bruntne. who explained
mltted belne aboard the "Quid convention of National Institute that concerts a.re etven 1n vari·
Pro Quo," wh~ a scuttle re-of MunJclpal Law OWcera In ous areas of the county-to ac-
aulted. The suspect admitted Mlami, Florida. commodate aU llstenen.
naUJ~ Mr. Preston In the phone
booth. No complaint wu signed,
10 all were releued.
M.ra.. CUnton Trimble, 58, of ~
Larlupu.r Ave., Corona del Ma.r.
wu knocked unconacloua and
Injured ln a th.ree.ear accident
at Coast Hwy. and TuatJn Ave.,
Newport Beach, at 2:01 p.m. last
Thunday.
PoUc:e aald a car d:rtven by Dr.
Arnold E. NaeeeJI of M55 VIa
()porto, Newport Beach, struck
the rear of Mn. Trimble's car
when the alpal lleht chan,ed.
at the lDtenection. The thJ:rd car
Involved In the ac:cldent was
parked at the tlme. It wu reeta-
tered to Bette B. Hottman of Z581
Vista Dr., Bay Shore., pollee
aaJd.
Auto Victim
Fatally Hurt
lobn W. Meehan, 80, of 4051 E.
Sixth St.. Lone Beach, dJec1 1"11·
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Obscene phraS<'S were written
with black <Tayon on four CanJ
ln the Chefs Inn par~inJt Jot and
on one car In the-All American
Marktot parking lot. Corona del
Ma.r. last Friday n liht. Newport
pollee report~.
Officers questione-d a grOup of
juvenJJe boys who arrived in
the lot at the time of their ln-
wstleatlon but they were not
held. ·
Asst' City Attorney Rules
Against Request of League
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Harber Hi's
Grid Squads
Are Honored
Seniors ' .Play
Is Next Week
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au A1lD Jerry Scmuel waa
DCIIIMd • mo.t lmpi'O'f'ed
playw oa 0.. SGilor •antty.
Mesa Okays
Pinball Law
The lone debated ordinance
ba.nntne pinball machines In the
City of eo.ta Mesa flnaJiy wu
approved by the Mesa Cou neil
Monday ewntne.
'Jbe ordlnanc:e will 10 Into ef-
fect u of mldnJaht. 0«. 31. and
will prohibit eoln·C)perated IM·
d\lnes that ~-wtn.a for tbe pl~ '!be orictnally propoe.ct
orcti.naDc:.'e had .,_, ~IMCI after
Clt7 Ooudl bad J~Rned to ob· A cut ot a will prewnt "Car· jedtona from Nt!Wpeltt Attuw&fJ
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bar 111cta aQ..._.UJL l"'aaa ,...Oft! wu .,.._. te
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vtaton llhow os--on a bUJDal'·
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TI&MtfONUa HMer 1114 __, 1111 ww• Of! THE
CAUFOlNIA NIWSPAIU PUIUSHEilS ASSOCIATION
~ ef tt.. NATIONAL EDITQalAL ASSOCIATON AlVO L HMPA .,.._ _, ,......., PK HAAPA , .,_,, .... ...._ •• I*?*/;; * ./!~ I .. : I :• e YU, COU)JdL AJrD'I
__.T When you think ot Col. Andy
:::I!*ICX*:I*C*ICI*::::l*ICX* :I*C*ICI*:::I: *ICX*:I*CC:I*:::I*ICX*:I*C:IC• 3::I*:::I*ICI*:I*ICX* ::I*CC:ICIICII:X::ICICC:I*:X::X*::::Ii Smith, you probably auoclate e VOTE ''YES" DEC. 6 h1m w1th local politics. our City
In less than two weeks we will be going to the polls to signify Council and Michlgan. I, too, am tully aware of the.e Interests of our choice of method of electing our councilmen. The proposition on my nelehbor, b!Jt my awarenea
the Dec. 6 ballot proposes to amend the Charter so that eoch coun· doea not ceul with the Items
cilmanic district will determine for itself which ~ndidate will repre· ju.t mentioned. I keep rem.!m·
sent it in the Coundl. berlne 110me put daya, recently
It's goi ng to take some cool thinking, unruffled by the screams of reCaJJed by the celebration of
"bossism" and "disfranchisement," to arrive at e sound decision. This Veterans Day, when I probably
importent step is not to be decided on the ~sis of those screams. would have had to agree with
Rather it is to be determined by your individuel feeling about this Colonel Andy. I, too. was a nteht
I surgeon, but by no means an one question: "Do you want to elect your own counci men in your old·tlmer like the Colonel. Even·
own district?" It is as simple as that. If you do want to elect your tuaUy, J got around to wearln,:
own councilman, without t he threat of veto by the other districts, then sUver oak leaves on my ahoul·
you will go to the polls Dec. 6 and cast a "yes" vote. Thet's what I em ders, but I never did anive at
going to do. · the rank that called tor those
I cannot !>ee any justice or fair play in allowing one district, or a chickens with the big beak.!~.
combination of districts, to veto another district's choice of its coun· In the Air Corps, as It war;
cilman. Why should Balboa, for instance, hold the power to decide called then, l would have agreed
h h f h . to agree, had l been under Col. who will represent C orona del Mar, over t e wis es o t e ma1ority Andy's jurisdiction. But now,
of the voters in Corona del Mar? Now tum that question around: with the w1ngs, the chickens a.nd
Why should Corona dol Mer have the power to determine the coun· the oak Jeaves tarnishing In
cilman who will represent Balboa. over Balboa's own wishes. Don't dresser drawers. I can disagree,
think it can't happen. It has al ready happened in one district in Co· legally, anytlrne I feel llke lt. J
rone del Mar, ond in West Newport and Bolboo Island. It can hop-relish the thought, even on such
pen to you next. a matter as how to cook lobsters.
Opponents of the proposi tion to amend the chorter are raising a • BlSTOIUCAL ROTE
g reat cry about the threat of bossism. They call it "ward politics." We're going to bring up the
Who among us is so noive os to soy that there wasn't a "ganging up" subject of lobsters eventually, but fi rst, please pardon a digres· in the last election 7 Porticulorly wos there o ganging up on the incum· slon. Col. Andy Smith ls a real
bent in District 6 of Corona del Mar, who was a decisive choice of pioneer in aviation, and I admJte
his own district, and of all of Corona del Mor, but was defeated by him for it. One r~nt day. he
the combination of Ba lboo ond Lido Isle votes. There wos definitely showed me a battered, tarnished
a slate" in thot lest election. put up by a formidable g ro up of pre-silver cup that his good wl1e :\fln
dominantly Balboa and Lido Isle powers. It wos no coincidence that had hidden, as all women are
every single candidate on that slate was elected. It wos no coinci·
dence ; it was the product of determined campaigning, of the massing
of forces to defeat specific e4ndidates. wha tever the preference of
the districts might have been. Thot was power politics' and 'boss-
ism" in the true sense of the word, Md it exists right now under our
present system of voting at Iorge. It con give tremendous power to o
relatively small group of determined politicos, becouse they e4n throw
the same blod of votes to their own hand picke d candidates in all
seven districts.
Think it over, folks. Do you want to elect your own councilma n 7
Vote yes on Dec. 6.
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.., COL AWDJIEW W. PIJ'T1L r-~ ol City C...aJ
e ll.EJIIIfDEB TO SBOPPEilS 1 have no authority to speak for
Do your Christmas s hopping the League, but l wtll person&lly
early. Shop at home. Patronize guarantee t he payment of cost
your local merchants. Keep off of printing a nd stuffing of t he
the highways. The life and mon· proponents' argument. HNe it Is:
ey you save may be your own. • • •
• • • e TBE AJlCUKERT e POOR MICBJCAJf The proponents of this mea-
l yam a sad sack ! I1 you feel sure, the Ha rbor C~ns League,
you must rub salt In me wounds. believe tha t a glaring mistake
wo..J id you grant me one little was made in the dra fting of our
reqy~t.! Could you make it new City Ch arter. That mistake
Lowry's seasoned salt! Pore ole was made apparent by the out·
Michigan. On second thought come of the first election held
maybe they're Jucky not to have under the Charter. Three of the
to come out here and be taken seven districts failed to elect the
a part by that mea t grinder. councilm an of thelr choice. That
UCLA. Now the mantle falls on Is, In three districts the voters
the shoulders of 11 '1 ole Michigan of the district chose one candl·
State. Too bad for them but date to represent them, but that
some team has got to come to candidate was defeated by a
represent the Big Ten and they heavy vote from outside districts
are the Jambs to t he slaughter. in favor of an oppos ing candl-
1 reckon though they'll do th<' 1 date.
bt>St they can. I We believe tha t the voters of
• • • each district s hould be able to e IT CAlf BE DO"E select the councilman to repre·
Glamour
Glimpses
ay AJfK
Well. now, it you haven't aJ.
ready tried on your Santa Claus
whiskers. It's high time you got
cracking and making plans
about being thJs Yule's most
popular Santa. Yo\1 know, It
doesn't take any mc)n 1n0ne7 to
make this the happiest Chrtst· mu ever tor those you love. It
Just takes a little thought and
know-how to please girl& every.
where-and It you don't h ave
that femJnlne "know -how," c'mon
over to O'BRIEN'S and let some
of ours rub oU onto you ... all
a -sparklln' for C hrIstmas !
O'BRIEN'S specialize in know·
how . . . even keep a record of
sizes and favorite colors of the
gals around town, so your gtfts
will not only be pleaslne, but
they'll fit !
U JOG gift b• IDODef, be
tore to gift ba 1101Detb!D9 ap-
pi'Opl'lat• to carry lt ~~-a amart ...., JloDay b~
Tha. an oocSM. of UDuaaal
abap.a Cllld .U. Ill the becaU·
fu1 ...., amootb a.atber' bap
at O'aiUER'S. Saaae fttt.cl wltla
aparlltl1D1J ....Uty lllln'On. IDGily
tipped wltla blaq IIGll beada
CJDd good looldDIJ loeb. Velftt
a Ia tote bag 11 CIIIOtb« MMCI·
tioaal faahioll ...... ..., tb1l
.,.ar.
wont to do, ln some dark dosat
corner. Enpaved on the trophy
wu a teltlmonJal to Andy's pl·
onee.rlne.
In the lone·aeo year of 1qro,
one Andrew Smith, Jn Lone
Beach,· Calli., had been pro·
claimed the winner ot an avfa·
tJon meet-an aJt race. u they
are desfenated today. May I re.
mJnd you that the Wrleht Broth·
era took the t int fiytne machine
of1 the pound just 17 yean
earlier, In 1903! That wu just
one year alter I wu born.
U Andy hu contemplated or
ls contemplating the execution
ot a will. l would Jlke to ask a
favor. WUI you, slt, before you
have made your Jut fileht.
make provblons to assure the
receipt of that cup by the Alr
Force Academy, for perpetual
care In tbelr museum! I, too,
have certain ancient treasures,
Including a flre blackened badge
worn by one of the pllots who new the first air mall. It ls my
wJsh that these artJcles be pre·
sented to the AJt Force, so that
tomorrow's fiy-boys, more likely
called jet jockeys today, can
look and shake their heads. with
the thought so well expressed
In an old doggerel that wa.s born
In the Piper Cub factory:
"And multitudes or men
looked up.
and marveled from below
That m an could bulld an
alrplane
Tha t would Oy so G ... D ...
slow!''
e OLD t1
I'm well warmed to the mem·
orles of old days, now, and I
can't stop without another ques-
tion for Andy. Did you ever hear
the Air Corps version of the fa·
mlllar folk ballad, "The Wreck
ot the Old 97!" I don't know
where I first heard It, but It
goes llke this:
"'T'here were 97 alrplaru~s
lined up on the apron,
And tb•~ wun't room for mot•. Now the ftnrt 96 were of
modern construction.
But the Jut was a DH -4.
"Now a second lieutenant
wandered Into the office.
And he asked for a ship or
two.
They said, 'Youne man, we
are mighty short of alr·
planes.
But we'll ~ what we can do.
'1t was Old 97, and her fuse·
lage wu rusty,
And her wings were warped
and bent,
And she aagged In the mid·
die, like a cow In a pas-
ture,
Like a cow that was quite
content."
Report on the public meeting sent them. without Interference
of the Harbor Citizens U>agu~: In that choice by vott>rs from
Campaign pla ns for the support outside districts. This Is the com·
o! the propos ition to allow each mon m~thod of electing repre-
district to elect Its own council· sentatlves under our representa -
ma n w~e discussed. Chairma n tlve form of government. The
A. B. ~bage from West New· majority of cities which have
port read an argu ment he had charters elect by district. All
submitted tao the city clerk In county s upervisors are elected
favor o! the proposition to In· by district. All state assembly·
form the voters ot thelr reason men and state ~nators are
lor desiring a yes vote. The as -elected by district. All congress.
sistant city attorney, after check· men are elected by district. and
lng the state constitution. ruled senators are elected by state.
Those are the fJtst stanzas. I'm
sure that they wtU bring back
a lot of memories to Andy. If
he doesn't know the rest of this
masterpiece of AJt Corps parody.
let him say so and 1'11 auppJy
the other numerous v~. In·
eluding the laat one, wlth Old
Gloves are a perfect Christmas 97 flying tnto the tunnel. It'a a
gift-practically, they wtll keep clean epic, and it there are other
her hands warm, but fa.ahtonably old timers who would enjoy the
It's even more lrnportant to have rest of the 110ne. call C.Q. and
severaJ arnart styles of Cresendoe we'll print lt all.
eloVH ready at a momenra wear· • IIOAJfA
It couldn't be done. We fear that the present sys-
WeJI, It can be done. True, the tem allows a dty machine to de·
book ma kes no provlslon that It velop, and by controJIIne a aub·
must be allowed, but by the stantlal block ot votee, to throw
same token there Is no restrlc· those votes against any candl·
lion on Ita being used. Mr. Cub· date In any dlstrtct In the dty,
bage reported that he had called thus In effect exercising a veto
Wayne Peterson. city clerk or Los power over the choice of the
Angeles. who Informed him that voters of each dlstrlct.
arguments for and against char· The proposed amendment wUl
ter amendments (they have 20 prevent a machlne t.-om develop·
to 30 every election l are routine. tne which mteht control the dty
Now I uk you, Our City Coun· government lndet1nltely. It will
cU: Don't you think lt'a the falr, accomplish this puri)OR because
just and aj)Ort.lne thine to do! It will alow the votera of each
To mall areumenta pro and con dlstrlet to elect theJt own coun-
on any question ln order to fa· ciJman. Election wtU depe,nd
millartze the voten with the upon the favorable vote ot the
propoettton praented to them for nellbbon of each canclt4ate, the
dedaJon! 11 there .ometh.lna people ho know hlm belt.
wrone with th.lltf AM )'OUJWlt tlla. quealon:
lng. No hand ls correc:t without them and there are 110 many Funny, lan't It, how you can
beauutul, l'tlrN't and topbl.stie&t· eet ott the track! To be able to.
ed styla from which to choo.e. without anyone ratatne cain
Searta tor pla of all ages ranp about It, Ia one of the joya ot
trom dny aUk aquara tor pocket wrltlng a column free at:yle. We
or neckline to the beautltul lm· were, orJ.etnally, all ~t to apee
ported French ribbon 8CUW:I by with Andy that. broUed lobeten
Echo · wete the bMt ot all And we
· had a new redpe from pen
by of a.. .... , Utue gin. friend, loe Bate.. up ln Musa·.
of ,.._.,, ~ -a4 a. chuaetts, that we wanted to pua
Woe wtll .... ..-. elledl.,. on to AndY and all the other
bncl4-ad·....._ tlftl ._ ,._ people Wbo love loblrtera. We'll n-•,.a,.., ._..a• A a 4 gtve It to you. but manana. 'I'hil,
•• ,.., ef Til RhJhS.. • • • It eeema, •u our day to Oy. ua.w., ..................... ...
..a.ct • *-ID,... tw ..._. I j\m uked Andy about that
by ..,... _. .U .. .........,.. race he won. Be flew a IOUped
up .. lenDJ"...-.the oUI Wol'l4 War
I trainer. Be befted a number ot
IU~ Cut• alrpla., In·
l.ndadlnr a DR-4. TIM latter, =-'~~ :::::--.:: ...., an a. ~ 1n Jtcwpwt
.... l
11 the Counc:tl oppoeed to al· "Do you •ant to elect your vwn
lO'IriQI the dJittletl to elect O.elr cocmc:tlman ln your mm dll· VAtfS CI..EANERS
CJWn T I IUapeet the maJorit7 are trlct f"' _........ (three ot u.a_ BlmMtt. You doT -~ __._ ..... _,. "lt Yteff~¥ 1uc• ....... , ~ a--. YVUJ a-SupeMr CIMIIII111 c..f'_.p .. '-" BJcble and W1Jc11r, did DOt W1D A. B. Cubbap. Cllaliman, WI HATUU
tMit own cllllrtct). It the ma· Harbor Cltt.ne ~ c:.re~v~ Ha •i\ _, M Nate Jort~ are ap.lalt all .,....re, • • • F.1N4a. ....., t.e.e ....._..
dMa write 7011' a&ICIIidlillb e....,. ... 1\Aai-OilY ~UNOttY AI¥·
....... the qtlll1tllll, ad In· If ta. ...,_... c1oi1 *M ....... ~-HAND
d ... It W'Wl the RarW au.n. eo tut CMrt u ~ e,abwl. .,.,...,. -AL.,.,.. r....-arru•••t t.ftd UM taa.n a.. wm .. Meolltlo tbe T .._ ....,.. Milot. dt7. 1ft cue ._ dO • ...,., ,.... ,...... .,. au II f I ....... tht tbt tlallil ...,.. ... , llilli ._ tie "-' U, I ....., .......
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First Baptism
To Be Sun clay ·
Tbe tint baptlam for the Coe·
ta Mesa Ep&.:opal Mlulon wUJ
be held at the Harbor AJ'U Bo,.-Club at t:ao a.m. Sunday,
When the Rev. Bobe.rt Grlesrer of
Corona del Kat will oftlclate at
the baptiml of Donald Frank.ltn
Miller, ll·montb·old 110n ot Mr.
and MrL Robert L. M.Wer, 100
IJnden Place, Costa MH&.
Wltneealne the ceremony wtll
be Donald'• 4·year-old brother,
Robert lr., and 2%·ye&r·old ala·
ter, lolee. Anangement. for ·the
baptlam are beJne made by Mra.
Reruy Seeley, 289 Mea Dr .. Costa
Mesa. who heads the Altar Gulld
for the new Mt&ston. Pollowlne
the aervtce, the euests will re-
turn to the Mill~ home for
luncheon. '
Select you ~
cards nCJW from OUI .....
tlnctJve and unuaual •·
Jectlon ot album.t c.rdl
with or 'Without name.
We are allowing albums from : carnnCATZ or avsmus
Plct:ltleu Pima w-.
THE UNDERSJG1fED do hereby
ce.rt1ty that they are conducting
a fiower shop and nursery bus!·
nea at 2625 E. Coast Hlehway,
Corona del Mar, Calif., under the
fictitious tJtm name ot Norman's
Flower Shop and Nut~HY, and
that said flrm ~ composed of the
folowtne persons whose names
In fuU and places ot residence
are a.s follows, to-wit:
Elan ot Sausalito, California
Inkweed Studios or New York
Frederick Beck of San Mateo
Market Square of Lake Fonlt,
Illinois
Bill Goldsmith ot Dallas
House of Carda of Rex Cards of San Franclaco San Franc!Ko
loe D. Ellla, 431 ~ Begonia
Ave., Corona del Mar. CHINA •
Calltorn Ia Artists Selections
TRORPE'S
GLASS •• UNEN • J. L. Mossholder, 515 Margue-
rite Ave., CQrona del Mar. 1so1 w. 8alhoa ams..
GIJTS .........
WITNESS our hands this 7th
day of November, 1955.
Joe D. Ellis
l . L. Mossholder
STATE OF CAUFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE )ss.
ON TinS 7th day of November,
1955, before me, a Notary Public
In and for said county and state,
residing th~eln, duly commls·
sloned and s*om, personally ap·
peared Joe D. Ellis and J. L.
Mossholder, known to me to be
the persons whose 9ames are
subscribed to the wlthln lnstru·
ment, and acknowledged to me
that they executed the same.
Dancing Every Sat. Nlte
WITNESS my hand and offl·
cJal seal.
Mary A. Haapa
Notary Publlc In and for said
County and State.
My ColUJillsslon expires Aue.
16, 1954.
Publish: November 10, 17, 24, De·
cember 1, 1955.
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
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better every day?
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'nle llartba Clrde will -.et
at t:30 a.m. at the home fill Mra.
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'l1le autb Circle aho ......_ at the
aame hour at the home crr Mra.
C. Douelua Feny, 311 Crystal
Ave.
Mrs. P. F. BaJ.ne. wiD hC~Ress
the Ruth Circle at 12:30 p.m. In
.,_ bome at 427 Pirate .S., Cllfl
Bawa. n.e ~dta Cbde, wbJch
meet. ill tbe ~at I o'clock. wm pUler-at tile faome o1 Mrs.
Otto Hoec, 831 Vktorla Ave .•
..
8ecKh & Boulevard 'V~~~
teiYIIIUde IIA ..
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• 1101 Coat Bwy-a.A 1535
C... del ...
eo.ta Meaa. 11'0111'1 AJm CUVAI. WE.Aa
M*i'KAL a.oG# .&its ~~~==L==c..rt====m==~========================~~==== .... ====~ I Ill ........ ~ left t. rtpt .. rlalli Tile medical a~ oomm.lt· -
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deat of t!ae OpUaatat Cl& aDd ll1aM Fwd. 80datlon m« 1"eCeeltb' d Boaa
(z.tp pboto ). ROIIpltal Attencllq the IDeeUng
were Dr. John H. LIMon. Dr. Ed· St J Y P I ward Lee .Ru.ueU. Dr. IL E. • ames oung eop e Hawes, Dr. Carloe M&J'tineoz. Dr.
Standard S h a d e CJotha and Cu.atom Speclalttea e Drapery Hardware e Venetla.D BUnda.
The sale of a block ol bay
front property corullstlng of three
lots. includJng ~en apartmentJS
&lld the K.ozy JComer sandwich
shop at the comer of 18th St.
and Bay Ave., Newport. has been
announced by Robert V. Brose,
Newport realtor. who handled
the tranaactton. The property
wu pilrcbued by Mr. and Mrs.
Wllllam Kincaid, long-tlme New·
port residents, Jiving at 3008 W.
Ocean Front. Former owner of
the block. which lB directly In
back ol the 19th .St. public beach,
was Mrs. Adelia Rouen. The Kln·
calds sa.Jd that their daughter,
Betty Reynolds. will be aaaocl·
ated with them ln managing the
aandwlch ahop.
Mildred Wehrly, Dr. A. R. Wicht· PI Y I P rty D I 9 man. Mrs. Bernard t.l.uon. .Miss an U e a ec. Alfreda Danielson and Dr. Helen
or Crueller at the 9:15 and 11:00 Robertson, wbo la Chatrm.a.n ol
-fl. 8J.J. fDISPGI
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CHRISTMAS
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A Christmas party is being
planned for Monday, Dec. 19, for
the Junior Young People's Fel·
lowshlp of St. James Episcopal
Church. There wW be games
and dancing. and the last hall
of the evening wlll be devoted
to singing songs of the Christ·
mas season and exchanging
gifts under the tree.
Fellowship held a Veterans
Day party at the Church. start·
lng ofl with a grand march led
by the Rev. 1ohn H. Parke. Joan
Hallberg and Larry Somers won
the door prl.zes.
In charge of the party was
Mrs.1ob.n Knapp, assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Spicer, Mr. and
Mrs. DonaJd Ferguson, Mr. and
Mrs. J~b Carver, Mrs. G. Bur·
ton RysdaJe and Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond G. Ringwald. Dave
Powers and Ttiah Knapp. mem·
bers of the Senior Y.P.F .. dec·
orated the Parish Hall.
The Junior Y.P.F. consists of
the 1unlor Choir, Acolyte Guild,
Junior Trt·HJ ·Y and Hl-Y. The
vartles are gtven once a month
as· a reward for service given
their church.
The 1unlor Choir rehearses
. once a week and sJngs at the
9:15 Sunday Family Service.
They are under the direction of
Mrs. Lester Smith. The Acolyte
GaUd under the apouonhtp of
Mr. aa4 lira. Walta Sp1eer meet
OD tiM Qa.lrd Wed..-4Q ol rwry
IDOilth f.or ..,_ alld tutruc.
Uon. 1'IMy 8er'Ve eadl Sunday u
uah•, Flq Bearer, Torch Bearer,
Plans to Wed
Are Revealed
A aurprlae announcement at
a dinner party at the home of
Charles G. zamora. 313 21st St..
Costa Mesa, gave the news that
a late December wedding is
being planned by Mr. Zamora
and Mrs. DonaJd B. Faullmer ot
403 39th St., Newport Ialand.. The
party Included the couple's par·
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas
Wagner of Newport Island, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles IL Zamo.-a
of Santa Ana.
Tbe brlde·to·be, a widow. Is a
graduate nurse serving at St .. Jo·
seph Hospital. The Intended
groom is captain of the Observer,
the yacht owned by the W. G.
Krlegers of Udo.
Party Honors
October Bride
o'clock Family Se-rvlce. ..:tb;;;;e;;;;;:;Com.mt;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;tt;;;;ee.;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;:;:::;;;:;:;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;::::;;:;;;~ Donald Fercu10n meets wltb f
the JunJor Bl·Y group twice a
month to plan their activities
and proaram for the year. The
Junior Tti·BI·Y is sponiOred by
Mrs. G. Burton RysdaJe. The
girls meet on the third Monday
of each month at 3 :30 In the
Parish Hall and are now making
plana for their Christmas project.
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I
for holiday entertaining ...
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Hand-Packed '1.65
European Water lee-Rcmd-Pac:ked ll.2S quart
Delicioua Hcmd-Dipped Chocolate.
ICE
Those present at the Vetf!'l'ans
Day party Included Susan Wing·
er. Susan Madison, Martha Haz-
lett. Beverly Rysdale, Pam Ler·
ner. PrtscUJa Ja.rvts, Krls Carver,
1oan Hallberg, Linda Hostetler,
Susan Somera, Nancy Nlckertz.
Kathy Reynolds, SUPn Guley.
Julie Alcorn. Sandra Godwin,
Dtane Hutchlaon. Unda Dussler.
1enelyn Black. JackJe WaJker,
Mlckey Marcellus. Pete Winger,
KJt Clark. Terry Scott, 1..aniY
Somers. Goetf:rey Moore, Stuart
Pinkerton, John MacKay. Robert
Mackay, Sandy Knapp, Richard
Parke, David Parke. Leo John·
son, David Johnson, Marshall
Wright, 11m Rysdale. Mike Fftz.
water, Daryl Marcellus, 11m Rya·
dale and Peter Nick~
17th & Coa.l Highway Newport Beach Liberty "169
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are in the new Chevrolet.
Chevrolet never had It eo good
for you befo,.. ••• and no oiher
carln ft. field even come• cJoM.
See tf Chevrolet doeen't featu,..
everything you want for '56.
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Ju.t look It over-the lower, loqer
hood . . . the wider &Tllle . . . the hi•
bold p&Jtiq Hl'bta and the IWeepm.
DeW ~ dlJ'ome tJutmeal
Pacb hDi« the paDCh of
ordinar)' 6-TOit •71f.ema •••
ll)lu the eqtoe up to ODe-third faater whell JOG tara
tiM kQ'. Yw I'll ..,..
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poan out (optional at utra
coat ba aB modela).
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Ball bearblp poatiJ ,...,.
trieticm &Del •teert.c .. cd Ill a..a•t'aBaJI..a.a.~.
Cben-olet'a le!t~side taillirht holda
a ltyliah aecret. It'a bin.,ed at tbe
bottom . . . mnp down to uo-
co~r the ru cap. Cloeed up. t.be
cap's concealed I
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JW coaJcl wiall for iD the ..,.
of PftV aenaDta r AU ue
a..n.ble • aba..cwt opdou.
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Mrs! Renner
......... Ill dlurcb ftlrDltuN-
10 lbat a .... be IDOYM Ul
I Meets Sister awry tiJDt ,.. ....... a chedt
J'OU .,. v.a1.a1 a ..,..W. a atcn
..at eo llltldl ....,. Ia avaU·
able. A Dollar .W AI a CY~Dbol ol ~~;~~~;;;~iij . certain ........ ol JO&d Ot .... r, WI' btid by tiM ~ Tile
tJq s. a ~,Y~Dbo& ol the eou.ntry lt ,.._... 'ft'adt~Darb, copy.
,. ......... wanbJp ....... )(n. ............ leDJMr ol eo.
,_ E ....... table 1ft ConaN· rona 8tplaoda wu united wltll
pll .. ._ AI placed • the IMr ..._ aiW 30 yean and
.. .. ....._ tD tMJcate that both IUJI7 IUD7 lllll• It wu tn
daurm UN IQDMD .,. equal Buqary, ~ b.ton Dr. and .....,. God. and that a OOIIINia· MrL ....._ eame to make thelr
............. uound the table. bome tn the UnJted Statal. that rtPt-. ~ plctunl.taqu ... I ••••• -.n•111 ._11 18 a ~bol. Ewry u.. 10U aft down to .... cs JOU .,. • n1a01. or aa~o• Mra. JteJmet 1ut aaw ber allttt,
'ftM 11owwt on the altar ue Kr&. Yolanda Stetn. &Dd abe~
QIIlboll ol the J'MUlreCt1on ot eently made a trtp cleu uroa
1-.a. ~ AI the eeed dlea In the United Stater and up Into
orcler to produee the bloaom. t10 Canada to NWllte wtth ber.
ualn• qmbola. The aaeleat hMr·
~lypb.ks hm whlda our alpha.
bet S. derived. ..,.. notblq but
pictures. We ean"t Uve without
aymbola. The whole ..... ld Ia a
aymbol ot the outward t!XPNI·
aioll ot Cod'a creative .PQWft'.
Cbrlstl&DJty bu lllhHited a ereat num~ of ~bola from
the Jewish churdl. The halo, the
pdmb~ch.the~e~u~
by Jews &Dd paaana u aymbola,
but relnterpteted to ChrUtla.a
meaning.
Symbot. rrew out ot a n~-
doll bWDU lJfe die ln ordH that After, a atx·wetk vlllt on ber
It JDQ .flower In etftllal life. alater'l" farm, whlcb 1a .a mtle.
Pram tbe besinnJne the cross from Torollto-Mn. Renner .,_. hu been the ehlet alp of all auaded her aUter to eome back
to CalltornJa with her for the
winter.
thlnp OlrlatJan. In t.be da~ of
penecutJon ol coune there we-e
no vtalble 17J'Dbob ol the ere..
But wben Conatantlne flnall¥ put
It on tbe at&Dcludl ot hJa army,
It came out Into the open.
Whlle near Toronto Mrs. Ren-
ner al8o aaw prom.IJlent Aultrlan
and Czftboelavaldan l~dultrlal
lab whom abe had known ln
Europe. lira. Berms &Dd lira.
.
T H A N K·S G I V I N G
Thil Ia the time th.t AmericMs teh dod of tftetr w...an,.:
freedoM, tood heefth, prosperity. And not the le•t of ow W...
U. It the opporhlnlty open to al. not l•t e few-to ln.,...
In • 9'0Win9 Amerlc.e. To bed a healthy frM economy with
yow aamg.-to yow profrtl
alty for aecrecy In the early ~ ..a1ec11ee _. ----~~~ church. It wu not safe to be too
......_ ~ Ia ... leatla obvious. So the early Cbrl8tl&na,
'nle.re .,.. more tba.a :50 varl·
.U.. ot tbe era. Latin or Boman
cro.: Solllettmee It .tandl on Stein returned by &Jr.
t.llrft It~ for faith, hope and ;:========:c::==:::; ThM • whet yo.. do ....... you open • aamgs account .....
yow funds. F.deraly inane~, ... ifw..t.cf, throuth rltlciY
IUfliarviaed loans, In the homes and busineaes of tftlt ~fty.
You are helpin9 mab Newport .. ach trOW·
..._ Instead ot maldna crosaea. made
Wal 'Til CI••'S the afp of the crou. 1'be7 made
charity. Gr~k ~: Square-
four equal arm.a. St. Andrew'•
croa: X. Kalteee erou: The
Greek croa with a drcle on lt.
lndJeatine eternity. (One of the
lnterestlne vartatlona Ia the one
B9in & Hamilton
Watches .....i&..ii..L an anaeram ot Greek warda
Hawaiicm Sbo.. about Chrlat. me&DJna P1ab.. 'nle Diamonds
1..,. L ,.___. 9 _ ..,_. sign of the fbh Ia atUl to be ~
-._.., --in their places of wonhJp. artslst tried to outdo the other. on our 1~ Fleurle--
Aealn the aymbot. became ob· where the florlated enda add the
jec:t.s of worshJp. Cbrl.sttanJty de· suggestion ot the ReeurrectJon to
ge11erated from the worship of that of aacrUice In the cross It·
God to the worship of THINGS. sell.) The Coptic cross Ia another
Mountin9s
Rat to Dow. IITatt ..._. Some of the aymbob we now
(OPEN SUNDAY) use were Ln the ~nine n~-lewport ·Harbor Bank ~~~~~~~~~~~~ aary to the preservation of the .: Christians. When they worship-
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ped in the catacombs, C&Ddlea lr
torches were needed. Now they
are retained on our altars to
symbolize that Christ Is the light
of the world. The candles. too.
besides their symbollam of lleht.
Indicate that the aavtour, whose
lite they represent, aacrltJced
himself even as a candle dles to
give llgbt to the world.
OaJECTS OP WOUJIIP
When the Christians finally
were allowed above the eround
they brought their aymbola with
them. Durlng the Middle Aeea,
Church architecture reached Ita
peak -In sculpture, mosaIc .
paJntJng and stained ela.ss. each
The reformation brought a re· aample.
action. Puritanical Calvinism ln· • FIGVU OP IAVJOVJI 312) E.st Coest Highwey .... ..... alsted on reducing public wor-Soon alter the crou came Into Coro~ del Mer ~lpn~j~~~m~~~b~~o~,thefi~~~the~v-~==========~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ to barren plainness. Church were lour beean to appear. At first In -
stripped of their or n a m en t a, clothes with a crown on his
glass wa.s shattered, carvings head. A lone under-robe, the
destroyed. Sybollsm wu de· eucharlstlc veat:ment and the
nounced as evil. Even music was crown were to ~ow him as Pro·
eliminated from public worship. phet, Priest. and King. It wasn't
The only thing pennJtted wu unW medieval ucetlclsm that
the Bible ltseU-apparently for· the c:ruclflx beean ~ show the
eeUul of the tact that It TOO Is d~eourSa~~~hes we prefer to just an outward form.
Gradually. we have come back use an empty cross. to show that
~ an acceptance of symbollsm Christ Is a r~n. Jiving reaJity.
even ln our tree evangelical tra· Sometimes It has the letters IRS
dltlon. Experience has shown us UBC Is an older Greek form) on
that people are affected by thelr it. These are the first three let·
surroundings. A symbol repre-tns of the word Jesua In Greek.
Light their life with fQith /1 A
ST. AlrDUWI nEiaTTEaiAX CII1JBCJI
15th St. II St. Anmew. Rd., ..... ,.. Ill-ldaool Liberty 1-ml
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SUNDAY: Momlne worship, 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Church School,
9:30 and 11:00: Jr. Hleh. Sr.
High and college age Fellow-
ships, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayer,
ltudy eroup. 9:30 a.m.
PD11T AIIDOLT or GOD
2lad lt. & KldaD ..... eo.ta ....
LJbelty 14711 ............ c:. CNalc. ....
Sunday School: 9:30 un. Wor-ablp: 10::515 a.m. and evan,ellat
service, 7:30p.m. Youne People
&Dd Children'• Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. Mid-week Service:
Wedne.day, 7;30 p.m. Ladles'
Mlalona.ry Council, Thurac:laya
9:30a.m. fw all day.
PDST UJ'TiiT CBUIICII ,_.~A ... tltll ... d .. c......_
.... P. a. .... • SUDday S«Ytc.:
9:45 a.m. Sund&,J 8chool: U .un. Worship Services; 1:30
p.m .. Bapu.t TralnJne Union; 7:30 p.m. Eventna Servtee. W~y: 7:30 p.m.., Prayer.
PraJM and Bible Stucty. Mon·
day: 7:30 p.m. M~'• Chorua p r a e t l c e : 8:30 p.m. Mea'a
. .-.................. ,.
sents an Idea. It Is a nut shell, Sometimes lt hu an A and an
which gives us many things Jn 0 on It-alpha and omega-the
brief form. It ta a remJnder. a first and last lette.ra of the Greek
suggestion. an association with alphabet. Or It might have X
some lareer area of IUe, a short· and P. These are the first two
hand method of indicating a letters in the Greek word lor
more comprehenalve thoueht. CbThrlat.e four aacred letters INRI, Are all these symbols neces-
COIDiulnT'r KETIIODIIT aa W. Jtt.ta St.. Coeta M..a
Liberty I-4SSJ
.... Joeepll W. McSiaciDe
Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church Sun-
day School; 9:30 and 11 :00 a.m. Momlne Worahlp-7 p.m.
CoUep A&e MYF Servtce -1
p.m. HJeb School MYJ' Serv1ee; 8 p.m., youq adulta poup
..vice.
IEVDTII DAT ADVU I ill Kewport aa.& at ao~.aa st..
.............. b
Llbelty 1-JSU Ew. D. L lpcha1dJav
.Prays Meettnc. •
CiiUIICII or on LADY
OP liT. CAIDIKL lttl W. 8cdbM ...... Rewport
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HOMI fASHIONED FAVORITES -Pecan roUa.
fudges, buMer bons, nut crunches, jelliea •••
everything except chocolate-covered piec:e$1
1 lb. 8}35 2 lbs. 1260
CHOCOLATES in three auortmentsl •A••rtM
Chocolates" -creams, nuh, crisp and chewy
centers. "Anott.d Creema, .. chocolate covered,
with a few butter bons. Or all "Nut, ChowJ
end Criap'" centers, chocolate covered.
8 135 1 lb. boJC
NEW!
PIUrT ........ JIWIS -Oiffwent from any twMt
you've •vet taaMdl Cherry, lime, wenge and ~
w ith .. lurprl• .. oentwa.
sary! No. It Is quite possible to often seen on the cructflx over
worship God without any of Jesus' head are the Latin words
these. But human beings gen· for Jesus of Nazareth, King of
erally find that some outward the Jeowa.
a.ct.a are really helpful In eJvtne -------
apre:a~on to thett devoUon to • lAilTA u••••
God No one eaa ...-.hlp fw J'OU. ""-8obert ~Je former!)?
There Ia notbfn• wron• In forma ~ ~ Ba~ Dr .. 8a.Y ShcJiw.
Wlleu they are allowed to be· are now Uvtne In Santa Barbara.
come mere fonnalltles. With or
without symbols, Cod must al-~ad Enstgn Want Ada.
ways be worshipped In spirit --FI_IlST_C_H_U-ItC_H_O-,-C-H-l i_Sl __
and In truth. SCIENTIST
e EXAMPLES llO'l Vle LHto. Newoori ... ell Let's begin with a specific ex· A brench of The Mother Church. n.e ample: The center aisle In our Fint Church of Chrirt, Sciontirt, in eo.. church. Sometimes people won-ton. Meuechu~tt,.
der why the best space In the Sundey Schooi 9: IS e.m.
house Is left open-It Is to lndJ. Su~ey s.,.,;ce ------II :00 e.m.
cate tht> way to the center of Wedne.dey Eve~n9 Mootin9 1:00 p.m.
worship, the altar. The altar 1t .. din9 Room loeeted et ll 15 Vie Lido. Newport koch, i• opo" -~ represents God's spiritual pres-deyt from IO:OO e.m. to 5:00 p.m ..
ence. Wedno.deyt from 10:00 e.m. lo 7:-45 In formal churches the baptls· p.m. Fndey evonin9, from 7:00 p.m. to
mal font Is at the entrance of 9:00 p.m. Closed Holid~'fl·
the church or the narthex, which The public ;, cordielly invited to et·
Indicates that by baptism one tend the church sorvico1 end u~ tho
galna admlsalon Into the Chris· Reedinq Roo,.,.
uan life. The center aisle repre-__ P_r..:._o_f_e-
5
-
5
-0
1 0
-n-a--=l-sent.s a way of life, from the font
of baptism to the altar of God.
The business of the church Is to Do t
keep open the way that leads to 1 rec ory God.
The lectern, from whlcb the ,...... ___ _:KVI:::,=.::::I:.;:C;._ __ _
Gospel Is read, stands on one M t L S h 1 aide; the pulpit, from which the argare · C ar e
Gospel Is explalned. stands on Teacher of Plano
the opposite aide. They are helps Oreanlst · Accompanllt
to the Christian way of lite. For Evenlnf Cia.-.. for dulta the same reason the organ is oft 3C17 GOLDEN ROn AVE. to the aide and the choir Ia dl· Corona del Mar
,... caua:a or c:aawa 1-c::a..nt1 1L Cloell .._ r..a..tr.....,
D.C.•ant. ........
Sunday aerv1c:ea: 9:45 a.m. Bible
study; 11 a..m. momine wor-
ahlp; 7:30p.m. evenJne aervtce.
Midweek service, 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday.
11IE CIIUJICB OP CJDJST
Odd , ..... Lod9e.
1 .. Rewport A.,._
e-ta ......
Ubelty u-711
Tom llclbw. Jr .. Mllalstw
Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. Bible
study; 10:55 a.m. worship aerv.
lee; 7:30 p.m. evenlne service.
CllaiST CIIUJICB rr TB'E lEA
Coauaualty Metbocllat
8a1boa ~"-at lCtb St.. Jfewport
IIAJbor 5221
hatcw: .... aoy IL CadMD
Sunday Worship, 9:30 &Dd 11 a.m.
Church School: 9:30 a .m. Mid.
w~k Meeting: 7:00 p.m. Wed.
nesday preceded by 6:15 p.m.
potluck.
IT. JOACIIIII CIIVRCII
1 .. 0ra119t A"'-C:O.ta ..... . LJbel1y t-1011 raa..,___J, • ..._
hDday II-tit 7. L L 10 ..ct U :30 a.m. Weekdaya: M .. at
7:00a.m.-ConfeaAion: Satur· daya from 4:00 to 5:~7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Saturday MomJnc Services: Sab·
bath School: 9:38 a.m. -Ser· mon: 11 :00 a.m. Prayer meet-
tne: wec~n..c~~. 8:00 p.m.
cau ............ _. s... ¢z'n -.a....--........... a..-.1
LD If 1-ftll
Sunday Servtc.: SUnCII.y School.
8;30 a.m. MomJne Wonldp at
10:80 a.m. Evanee1Jit1e Serv·
Ice, 1 p.m. Sunday. M.Y.P.S ..
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meetine,
7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
PDIST CBUIICii OP CBJUST
ICDJITIST
laos VIa Lido. Rewport hclda ·~Ida Sunday School: 9:1!5 a.m .• Sun· day S e r v Ice : 11 :00 a .m.
Wedneeday Ewnlne Meeting:
8:00. Reading Room. 3315 Vfa Lido, Newport Beach, open 10 a.m.-5 p.m. week aaya. 10 a.m.-7:45p.m. Wednesdays, 1·9 p.m.
Friday evenlnn.
ClmDT LOTIIEIIAJf CIIUKB
Or COSTA IIEIA
~:'~Jan. Coeta -;:.,
Paton .... Lotbaw Tomow
Sunday Servtcea: Wonhlp Serv·
Ice 9 a.m. Sunday School at 10:15 a.m.
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US A..-A.,._ 8a1boa JaJaad
lllafat.r .... DoDcdcllapp ..._as
Sunday Services: 9:30 L m.
Church School; 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Worship Service.
FCitber I~~· ,_._ Patbel'~ ....
Sunday )( .... : 8:00 and 10:00
and U:30 a.m. Cont...scm: Sat· urd.aJI and evea. of 11t J'r1dQI
and lloly ~from •:ao to .. ~,._.,., ..... ~-.,..:~::. =-~r lfo•ena (......,._. 8 pl:
nae.day, 1:45 p.m. J11benMD'I
M--. July &Dd Auf\&ll. !u_n4&7
• a.m.
URIYIUtiALIIT OOIOiURJTt
P'ELLOWIIID a..u a ..... ....
515 w ........ at.cL. laJboCI
lltalnwt .... P. W ....... Sunday School, 10:30 Lm. Motm. an. worahJp, U :OO a.m.
IT. JAIOI DIICO•AL a.t VIe Lade. Rewport ..,_.
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Sunday lerVlcee: 8:00 Lm. Holy
CommWllon, 8:15a.m. U a.m.
Sunday ICbool; 9:15a.m. mom·
Ina pra.yer and aermon. U a.m.
worship lervlce. T h u r • d a J
Services: 8:15 a.m. Prayer
Gulld; 10:30 Holy Communion.
IT. JOD nAinfrl SlCIICII'taeA .... a.o..lalaM ......... raa..a3TJ:',,_.. r.a.. ,_ rw
A.t.
Sunday M ..... : 7:00 a.m.. • 9:00
a.m. ConfeuJon: Saturdar &lld evea. ot 1lt Fridays an Holy
Dv-: 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.; J'1rat
Fl'fday M.. 8 a.m. Summer
M._ July a.ad Au~ Sund~,
vlded. In .orne churches we still 1.--------~~-....J
have the pulpit In the center of r--_.:r:..:O:.:W::;E:IIAL=::...::D:.:Dl::.::E:.;:CTO;..;;.;;:;;.;;II:.;:S_....,
the chancel, which Indicates the Friendly Nellhborhood Service
Importance placed upon preach· ·-a•--ex>aoRA Da. 110 CZII'ftAL .._. QUIICII I W h 1 I P 11. nV'r'C" RIDLEY .. &-.. -·-· \i&lv-co .. -.. u .. ITT CIIRCB ::.-r..! ... _ --..lt. ng. e ave one • nee re<:og· ~--JOIIT .,. --
nlzed the false Importance tbJa MORTUARY ....._ m:.::.t. & c..ut Ita. Cr•1npllru1 c.... Lllurt .. .,.
u a.m.
gtves to the aermon. which Ia •• .....__ __ ·~--a.-til JI:II~LA A... A. A........,.-.,
Just another help alone the way. 110 Broadway ---·,-_,. -1117 l!lunc~Q lebool: 1:45 LID. Mom·
The Important part of worship La ,_._, ~ a. 1•• • ...._. .... ...,.. a-.. ~ ~ U :OO; av.nan.
God, and therefore the altar la '-=U=8=-3433==1r=l-=30t==eo.ta==M=era=:::; Sunday ~eft: 9:-'5 a.m., Sun· Sunday W(!rlllfp len1ees: 1:45 s.rvtce. J= ~d·~30 s.n'· the center of worahlp. ,.. day School; 11:00 a.m.:& Wot· a.m., 11:00 a.m. Sun-, Sc:bool: Ice. We n •• a Y • : p.m.
J KAJK •ans N 0 W T W 0 ahfp Service: 7:80 p.m. ztUnd~ t:e LliL Younc people IMft t :15 p.m.
• The t:hrft maln pa.rta to a • .R.TUARIES ewnlnl ~en• lee: Mid-Wee a&WJOftiiAimOII Sunday.
church buUdJna are the nave, BALTZ MO =~~=-.m. Wectneed&)' LUI*I'g caoaca• _
111
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where the conereeation aJta Servin• the Harbor .V.a 1501 CUB 0. .. •••=litl;a taUW ,
<meanlne ahlp or Ark In which Baltz Mortuary ....oa uiiiiiLY or GOD t..llleltr •· I • w .• _.._ a. a......_
people found refuge). then the CHAPEL BY THE SEA QIIPaL ... ....,. C.W. .... -.....t a.-hiM LIII•Jtt .....
chancel or cbotr, and .finally, the Harbor 42 a..a. CoiJ•... Duplicate mamlnf eervtces -8 ....... 0.. •• wt & ,_.
aanctuary, wblch ouebt to be a ~E. Cout RJKtaway t..llleltr ..... a.m . and U:l5 a.m.. Sunday; Bunda)' M!hool t:a L.IIL' d\urda
aeparate apace, bavtne an altar Corona del liar .... c. a. 'liP• aad KlnW.art-n and PN·School 1erY1Ce u:OO a.m. ~
rall acroa the front of it. AI Baltz Mortuary Sunday ldlool t:ao a .m.. morning Dept. 8unda1 khool, t a.m.; Union T p.m. laadQ. ~
Conereeattonaltat. we have not 1J'*1)' 8-21.21 worship u a.m. Tounf people lit Onde tlttoup.Mult Sun· ~lp.a.....,, 'r-cll·
quite tully adopted thl8 latter 11h 6 Super~«, eo.ta .._ ..-vte» 1;30 p.m.. .wnlnt dq lcbool. 10 a.m.~, bul .. ..._. ......_ T p.m.
tradltJon. AIO'I..K PA.mDNG wanplllt ...Se» 1~ p.m. .tded Uld Jlhu•J tar ••=· ...,_ ....._and
Sometime. there Ia a rood LOCAnon Kid • ..-.me. 7:JO p.m. :::' :::;::-a.ncJ a.m. lu· II* 1:• .,.. ~
beam aero.~ the front fll the '----JJpJ'H----...J WeclneedaY. 4Q.
dlaneeJ. lndlcattq tbe trawJ.n ,. Dlrectw... .. ....... p a sfth br ~--c:hic-tllllladlld ·----u Pl'OII'elll froiD llte Into ,.,..... • • ~al=u:.~Cif~ HARBOR AF.$T wooowetTH fltANO go ~ God. n.. na" lltupporWcS MEMORIAL PARIC . c.tUIM ..-tar ... ....., ,._..
by pWan. 1 n d t cat t n 1 Ute a... ...._ at 0..._ 2610 L c..t ""'· H.. a. Cef~ .. Mer •PGid• .......... the ptDan ol tW ~ ,.... p01an ....
oftee JolNN1 "' ........ to denote tbe 1Pirttaal Uftloll Clf Ood'l -_ · •• •• ' ·" ·• r ' • '-~ ~ ~ti.. IliON,.... ctum:.._ Wilbur C. Wagnef, D.C. ::..: ~,..·.:J 'ri!& ........ r:.. ............... . .. OaatNszl n ..... --,._
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£HIJ~£HU Assistance League Greets
G.ifts of
Exciting
Beauty
from
~bose
lovely
Porisian
soti~J
oblongs
by
3 New Provisional Members • • • ofsodal
note
0 18 • I rten s -
cert.Wy 100% Imported cashmere •..
-&w ~~.
definitely DcJf-ft+U
A _.... IIMt I IMiq II ~IP style .•. encl dlt
._, rattlt b Toni, I n lncttd.lbfr 10ft pure
IM,cHW ~. Anllable In 1 merry croup
of cokn ht can laup et lilt reinbow.
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CDII COIOiv•HY eauw bY. Edwin Gomke ot the eo. 'lblft new JI'OY1alonal nwm·
rona del Mar Community Church ben of the ...s..tan~ Leaeue
wUl u.e u hla lleftftOft tople 011 were lntroducecl at the Nov. 1~
thla flnt lktn4ay tn Adwnt. "'The meetln& ol tbe poup held at the
Chrlat We are Seetdnc.'' Tbe PU· Soclal roo... lD Newport. Mra. 1f1m reUowMJp lfOUP'• meetlhr Wllfred Berla ot Balboa Ialand,
tn the eYeD Inc will dlleua the Mn. Maxwell Sturce. ot lJdo Ial~ rnearun. ot ActvenL and MIS. B. Pa)'De 1bayez of BaJ.
bo& wwe ~ted by mem~r·
~ r&LLOWIBD ahlp chalrman Mn. Nelson Neice.
'"The Contribution of luda.l.aD" Mn1. Donald Colqrove of Udo
wUl be the aennon th~me ot the llle, another new prov .. lonal.
Rev. Frederick RiDge at the aerv· was unable to be praent.
lcea of the Unlven&J.J.t Com· Praldent Mn. Edward Millett
rnunfty FeUowahlp thla Sunday welcomed the newcomers on be·
In the Ebell Club, &15 w. Balboa ball o(. the Leaeu~. Other bu&l ·
Blvd., Balboa. CbUdren have been ness cL the meet1n1 Included an
uked to be' praent at 10 a.m. announcement by Mrs. Marshall
Instead of 10:30 a.m., the reeular
hour for Sunday school, untU th~ pan he I to Hear Cb.rtst.mu ainctnc and tableaux
on Dec. 18. with WWJam WUey
In char1e. Th._ Sunday wiU be
birthday Sunday tor those hav-
lnc bfrthdaya In November.
SPECLU. IDVICE TODAT
1"he Thankaatvinc Day service ot the Newport Beach CbrW:lan
Science church Includes a Les·
son · Sermon particularly pre·
pared for the occulon on the
subject "ThankagJvlng." Thanb·
etvtng Proclamations by th~
President of the United States,
or by the Governor of the State,
or both. will be read as a part
of the service. After the opening
ScrlPturaJ reading, prayer, and
hymns, the sermon will com·
mence with the Golden Text
from Psalms (97:12): "Rejoice In
the Lord, ye righteous; and give
thanks at the remembrance of
hls holiness."
CJIJUSTIAJf SCJEifCE CBt711CB
"Watch ye. stand fast in the
faith. quit you like men. be
strong." These words of firm
counsel. given by Paul to the
Corinthians ln his first eplstJe
116:13) will be the Golden Text
ot the Sunday Lesson-Sermon at
the Newport Beach Christian
Science church. "Ancient and
Mod e r n Necromancy, AUAS
Mesm~rlsm and Hypnotism. De·
nounced" ls the subject.
Boys Assist
Youth Center
A $25 check for the Corona del
Mar Youth Center was presented
Saturday to Grant Howald, youth
center chairman, by a poup of
boys from Corona Btghlanda.
Tbe boy8 made tbe IDOftey 1ut
aummer by •lllnc .an d.rtoks
on Little Corona beach.
Boys making the presentation
Included Mlkey Ray, 7~. and his
brother. Walkie, 10~. of 544 Sea·
ward Rd.; Greg Mac Gllllvray,
10. 532 Seaward Rd.; Barry Hos·
klns. 8 ~. 553 Seaward Rd.; Peter
Yould. 12, 552 Seaward Rd .• and
Mike Steiner, 12. 440 Rivera Ter·
race.
of Decorating
Holiday decorations wlll be the
principle topic on th~ program
for Harbor Panhellenlc when ttu>
group meets at 7:30 p.m. Wed·
nesday, Nov. 30. at th~ home ot
Mrs. Richard Wenker. 3728 Ocean
Blvd., Corona del Mar.
Howard Clapp, Instructor in art
at Orange Cout College, wtU
speak on floral and table decor&·
tlons Cor Chr~as. Hostesses U ·
slstlng Mn. Wenker will be
Mmes. Elmer LaLanne. Theodore
Johnson, Leonard Baltzer and
Thomas Frost.
Plans are to be made for a
Chrlstmaa party to which hus·
bands wll1 be Invited.
Ebell ~otes
American Le~lon hall was the
setting Nov. 17 Cor the first of
the annual art exhibit teas spon·
sored by the Ebell Club of New·
port Beach. All the members of
the art section. with chairman
Mrs. Lewis Matthews. showed
their water colors during the aft·
ernoon. Joan Irving IMrs. Rex·
ford) Brandt. nationally known
water colorist of Corona del Mar,
Instructs the art section.
The water colors lined three
walls oC the large room and pro·
vlded the background for the
tea ta~le. Mrs. Brandt poured.
Contributing to the showing
were Mmes. W. E. Bouck. Charles
Eaton. Kent Andrews, Verna
Wadleigh, C. M. Newton, Carlton
Enfield, Dorothy Buk. Horace
Parker, lames Brown. S. T. WU·
l1a.ma, 1. W. HartJey, P. A. Fer·
rler, Lewls Matthlu. Thomu
Baume. H. F. Craie. A. D. Lynch,
W. M. Bliven and C. M:1>ea1dns.
Church Plans
Yule Dinner
CORONA DEL MAR
1515 E. Coaat Bwy .. CDK. 11A 2111 --~~-.. ..... -..-....-.-~---~~· , ......... ... The annual Chrlnmu dJnner
of the Corona del Mar Com·
munlty Church will ~ given In
the social hall of the church on
Tuesday, Dec. 13.
Marilyn hu collected a
lfOUP of fublon.a to make
you Belle ot the Candy Cane
Ball • • • Debutante Ball ...
am.tmu Tree Ball .•• and
Waltz you aU tbe w-.y into
a Happy New Year
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Mrs. B. R. McEideny, president
oC the Fellowship of Congrega·
tlonal Women of Southern Call·
fornla and the Southwest spoke
about women's work In the
church at the ~tlng of the
Women's Fellowship of the Co·
rona del Mar Community Church
Nov. 16.
PresldJne at the meeting wu
Mrs. Stuart Diehl, vice-president.
Mrs. Oliver C.mp~IJ Introduced
the speaker and the musical pro·
gram, which was presented by
Mrs. Robert Meredith. Mrs. Wal·
ter Spicer and Mrs. Castleman
SmJth.
This year the men of. the
church are In charge of the din·
ner. They will cook and serve
the dinner. Speaker will be Dr.
Earl L. Riley from the Ontario
Baptist Church.
The Mothersingers. under the
direction ot Mr'l. J. Leslie Stef·
Censen, will present a musical
program.
VI.Nn AJfD IIUSIIES SMOD!fC
Firemen removed vines and
bush~ away from tht' chlmney
of the home of Mrs. Allee G1,1er·
tin of 609 Popp)' Ave .• Corona del
Mar. at 8:57 a m. last Friday.
, ...... , .. _
.. le1t Yur
•
l'fiedeeker on the prorr ... of the ------------toy ahop. She atd that the an·
nual Chr1.ltmu Toy Sale will be
held at the Thrtft Shop on Dee.
6. At tb1a time returbt.hed to,..
will be oUered to mother and
Cather Santu for a fraction ot
the6-orfeinal cost.
Mra. Robert K. Walker cave a
report on the newly opened Fam·
lly Service Bureau of Oranee
County. She said that the Leaeue
waa one,pf the maln contribUtors
In aettlng up this 8ft'Vtce, wblch
is now avaUable at at:n H. Broad·
way, Santa Ana. The terVtcea or
the trained counselor will be
avallabl~ to au IOclal atratas
and a fee will be charred In pro·
portion to the familles aerved.
Host.eaet for the luncheon at
Tueada)"a meettnc were Mra.
lohn Robinson. Mrs. W. 0 . Buck,
Mra. VIctor Grace, Mrs. Lester
Lowe, .Mrs. Howard Peterson,
Mrs. Paul Rocen anct Mrs. Wal·
ter Seibert.
Five Members
Are Pledged
Mu Epsllon Chapter ot Beta
Sigma Phl held iu Pledee Ban.
quet and Ritual Thursday, Nov.
17 at KenDedy'a Restaurant. Cos·
ta Mesa. pledging five new mem·
bers: Mrs. Robert Bennett. Mrs.
1ohn Ragan. Mrs. Clary Staat,
Mrs. l9hn Basabe and Mrs. l ohn
Negus. The vice-president. Miss
Louise Oliphant. welcomed the
pledges, who received their piM
at a candlelight ceremony con·
ducted by the president. Mrs.
lack Quisenberry. She waa U ·
slsted by M.lss Martha Oehler·
king and Mrs. Jame. B. Taylor.
both past presidents of the local
chapter. Mrs. Robert Hendenon.
president of Omlcron Rho Chap·
ter was an honored euest..
The chapter presented a Beta
Sigma Phi crested baby spoon to
Mrs. Rodney Trotter for her new
son. 1ohn Scott. A Beta Sle:ma Pbl
bride's tray was efven to the
chapter's new bride, Mrs. Glenn
Walmutt.
The next regular meeting was
changed to Dec. 7 at the home of
Mlss Martha Oehlerking, 920
Clay St.. Clift Haven.
Thla travel bualnea Clts Doro·
tby McKenna like a glove. Six
days att~r a motor trip aU over
the United States, covering aucll
dJversltled apots aa Florida and
Canada, she took off for South
America and hu already croued
tbe contenent once or twice
aouth ol the equator. So that no
1111111'1
LID I ·lliiiET
one could say ".ee America And ao the Kama Buffalo said
flnlt," Mrs. McKenna and Flora to the Baby Buffalo ... ""'b._ ta
Mu Rogers went tourln& United our own, our Native Land ..•
States by car and canyinc with Years ago people found some·
them, as far as Canada, Teresa thlq cood to be thanJctuJ fOil
Renner. Atter depocltlng M.n. . .. They hune on to what they
at her sl.ster's they completed th~ found and each year their
tour. hlttlne all the high spots Thank.sglvinc aecured them more
to Florlada, Louisiana and home. tightly to "Freedom ot Speech,
• • • Freedom of Re.Uglon, Freedom o1
Fred Stllllngs recently re· the Press and JUcbt of Petition." turned from a ten-day mit to •
Texas nur DaJlu. where b~
squired Miss nna Hu1hes, an·
other former Harbor HJ&h stu·
dent. to football came. and con·
ct>tU nna Is attending Texu
State Coll~le for Women. Fred Is
on the verge of being inducted
Into the Navy. • • •
Despite the acad~mJc upects
of college. we'll ~ that coil~·
~anc; were mor~ Interested In
the football tussle this put week
than In crack1nc books. Ken
Nllt'S, the younger, an ATO at
SC. won't deny It and there wu
plenty of soror ity enthusiasm for
the aam~ too. according to Bar·
bara Start>ge, a Gamma Phi at
SC, and Nant"y Tritt, a Delta
Gam at UCLA.
Now that his stint In th~ serv·
lee is over, Bob Whyte is up In
LA carrying on where h~ drop·
ped his studie-5--ln architecture.
U:.SIDEJn'S IUT FLAGS
Approximatt"ly a halt-dozen
residents on Snu1 Harbor Rd ..
Cliff Haven. took advanta1e of th~ American Leeton offer to
buy Amt>rlcan nags recently. ac·
rordlng to Mrs. M. A. Johnson of
315 Snug Harbor Rd. Tbe fiags
will be displayed on holidays
and election days.
SAT IT WlTB
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late. If I .._ wrtt e111e ••• It
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free la d.IMIOu.ata • JIJcbard"a
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• • • 1115 • • • JSG.II) Cit • .,. •·
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150 COUCH nu: _.. ~ «t 30~ oft •••
Children with a candle were 0...? Jut -Ia ••. yoa11
blamed for causing a $50 couch be .,..._ • -" ••• AU .,.. tJ~ ln tbe borne of Ruth Sutton ....,_ a. • .. _.. .,._ ,..
of 121 Pearl Ave.., Balbo& laland. ......_ ..,. • .. 8Mt • • •
at 4:.22 p.m. SUnday. 'l'be CO\lCh * * * wu hawed outdoors &f.d ex· 'f&Jesday was dte lut day ot
tinguhhed before tbe arrival of the Oranp Cout Coll~ Cook· :Lir~eme~~"~·==================~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lng School at the Udo Theatre r ... Thanka ... Thanks ...
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1117 E. c:-t • ..,.
CO.alfA DEL IIAa
.... .,. ....
PMIIID.U.., a World ol
hlla.Joll • • . tor 'fob
to Sub '~'teN.
OldlWil ,_ Teena
(aM ·IDCIIt.Mn)
Firstly to Ruth Klumb from Or·
ang~ Coast Coll~g~. . Increased
anendan~ ~ach Wet>k anti th~
appeafan<'e of the same-fa~
again and again. showt'd that
the ladies llkf>d what thE')' hPard
... Ladles' G~nts too~ There'a
more Adult Education out 11t
OCC and It's 1111 youN . . And
a rt"al roo-t~·too thankc; to the
Southern Countl<>s Gu Company.
Gaffers and Sattl«'r and our own
Lido Electric right across the
str~t. whkh Is tht> plart> when~
you ran buy the-lovely Ga!fers
and Sattlt>r Gas RangC'S, nlso any
GE appliance, small or large
So solly ... ~('(',(' and GE
we love evlyblooy . . We
just one gleat bllg happy famb·
ly
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Hey' This Thank~glvlng sturt I makt'S you ff'CI likE' you could
fly . . Try It ~me t lmf'. And
Thanks to all the rest ot the Lido
Shops tor making the Cooklna
1 School a greate ble wham-dine
bull's l')"e . .
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lllwpwt BariMw ~
TarTattlett ~-•• ··· no:=-~· Extra Pqints ..::.::::.....:~. =::::::::......:::......:.....:__~===~-I Wi~ for OC
• &J{QIIfiUM c:i.n • IDL& CLVI An)'OM who Ilk• may join; Jt A new club. U,. .....,._. Ale you lntftMted In helpln.r eolb 10 ewn .. tor )'Out ftlllember· Polnta allw touebdowrw made
Club, .oundt Mllh()' tn~c. other people; In helpln& spread abtp card.. '111e llM'etlnp .,. ev· th• diffa+111f» fOt the Oranp
The club ltucUee all t:yp. oC tn· U.. Chrt.dan PaJtb; In Jearnln& «'' other 'f\lesd&y a.ftd ewry Cout CoUeee PtratM Jl'ld&Y
etnterln& ancl plan. to haw more about the Blbl•r Then the oUJ• Ttuuaday at noon. ni.Jht at BIYera1de u the Pirate&
•peekers on the ditf.-.nt typM. Bible CJu.b, with Ita 70·odd mem· • • • c.me tlltouCb wtlh • 21 ·19 vie·
They also hope to have many here b tor you, Althoueh. they e T1D OPPJC&U t~~W. wu lltlt: to K'Dn,
field trlpa. 1he dub ia juat pt. are Juat rettJn& rollin& t{X the The ortiCHt for the SaillncCJub and added' their only exua pol•t tine rolllnr n<Mf. They have no year, they are •upplytna two were not clearly Rated In lut
officers at the moment. but a nMd.y fa.mJIIe. with a turkey and week'• article. Here they are u to make It '1.0. MUte Hab cll·
committee hu been appolntHI to lull 'nlankarlvl .. l trtmrnlniL they •hould have ..__ 1'.-ed: maxed • 'F1·yard march tor the · " ....,....., ,.. PlratH late In the first quarter plan their rovernment and otf1. Many .apeaken ar. planned tor Dave Grant, eommodote; Myrlyn
ctn wUI bt elected aoon. They the club, one of which will be Couch, vice . commodor.; Nancy by acortnr bom two yards out,
have about 30 membnl now and from the Bible Institute In to. Corkett, secretary, and • s u •I e and klck.cl the extra point to
!N) far there are no limltationt. Angeles. Movies are •lso ahown Stone, trea•u.rer. Happy sailing. tie the ICOI'e. Riverside went
They meet regularly and their to the members. • • • ahead aealn, 13-7. wtth a 52·
advisor Is Klneery Whlt~eck. 'nle president. Sheila Peck, hu e IA.S.ETIIALI. TDIE yard drln, but In th\ third
• • • hl&h hopes for many other proJ· Well, football season 1s over quarter Bruce Knipp PAMed 28 e SEBVlCE CLVI ect.s like their ThanksatvlnJ one. now and we beeln to Jearn bu· yards to BIU Harrbon for a TD
About ll) people comprlse the The other officers a re vl~·presl · ketball rules. We hope our bU· and Hau &&'&In kicked the point
Se I Cl b h" I h M dent Beverly Butterfield and lee· ltetball team does u w•ll u our for • 14·13 lead. rv ce u t year w t Ill'· The Plrates aewl!d It up In the jorle Knox leading them. It lt ret&ry·treuurer Joan Burback:. footbaJI team did. Good luck, 1 rth 1 K W
their aim to assl•t tn charitable EmU Neeme Is their advisor. boy .. and go to lt. ou per od on enny ooda'
1 _ _:, _ _:..:....:.....:..:.......:.....:.....:.....:.:::.::::.::::.:::..::..:::::.::.:::.::::.: ______ 1 TO and Rau' third utra point.
drives such as JntantUe ParaJy. Rlvrnlde'a Jerry Allen returned
.... and their annual CARE "'lve Plann•"ng Comm•".ss•"on Okays the klck·off 90 Y"'d' fo• the &round Christmaa time. 21·1911nal .core. At their last mrt!'tlng D. 0 .
ca .. y .• new teach., at H., .. ,, Perm"•t for Motel Near COM TIIECAMDOJIS ATTEJID spoke on his ex~tences u a JOSTOmCAJ. SOCJETT PICIIJC
tf>acher at a boy's camp. But this Mr. and Mrs. I . W. and Mra.
wasn't just an ordinary boy's A use penn It for construction CJarwlch L. Cooper to construct Ca meron of Corona del Mar ...-ere
~amp, It was a camp for JuvenJle and opt>ratlon of a motel, ri!Jt&U · an additional al"C'e&SOry storagf> at Palm Sprlncs (where they,...
delinquents. The talk. as yOu rant and cocktaU lounge. ,... room to protrude six feet Into •Jd~ from 1927 to 1939J last
must have decided, wu qulle In-quested by the Irvine Co. 1-the require-d 10-foot rear yard Sunday to attend a picnic of the
terestlng. Coast Hotels lnc .. wu approved set·back at 116 Harbor Island Palm Sprlnp Hl•torlcal Society,
Their o1ficer5. besides Marjorie by the N~rt Beach City Plan-Road, near Beacon Bay. of whk:h they are charter mem·
Knox, president, are Cathy HoU· nlng Commission Thursday e Approved the application of bers.
man, vice·presldent; Donna Reg-night. the Maceo Corp. for rear yard
an, treasurer, and Barbara Ham· This pennlt Is for the Jamaica set·back ol alx teet. six tnchn
mond, .!Jt'Cfettary. lnn, which will be built by Rob· Instead of the required 10 feet
Anyone who likes may join the ert Ingram, Joe Collins and Ln at 1301 Bonnie Doone Tenace,
dub. They hold their meets on Blakesley at Avocado Ave. a nd Irvlnt' Terrace.
the first and third Tuesdays of Coast Hwy., In Irvine Terrace e Approved the application of
each month and their dues are adjoinlne Corona del Mar. the Matto Corp. for lO·foot and
25 cents per semester. A commlt · A number of Corona del Mar 15-foot set-backs at 721 Patoltta
tee of four were appointed to residents and property owners Or .. Irvine T errace.
RETtrU 1'0 CAlf ADA
Mr. and Mn. Arthur T. Hunkln
of VIctoria, B. C .. lett Monday
after a ten day visit with Mrs.
Ruby Stev~~n of Corona del
Mar. Mrs. Hunktn and Mrs. Stev-
enson are •lsters. The visitors
are returnlne from a five month
holiday trip to England and the
continent.
Uti II'
With thoManda of CS..Mopta In
New York tor the National ltMI·
ton A..etaUon, Calttomla wu
tePNRnted by U2 delerata. and
Nft'POl't Board ot Rultst" by tlx
ot thoN 182-prftty lood. ehf
a.tdes rneetlnp and mHUnp
(tbe ··~humiD¥' Round Table
dt.eu•lons Included about 300
nwmben eaeb), the locaUUea
went to Iota of &how• and nfrht
clubl. Gloden Pay even hired a
Jlmousine to take a bunch ot
'em up to the beauties ot up~r
New York state one day. After
the convention, you see, they all
stayed around for aome blr city
Ute. (.A.Ik 'e:m about the French
ntaht dub, Blue AnJelL Prez.
and Mra.. Charles Hart h ad an
especially rood time vt•lttne the
east becau.se they used to live
In tha.e part•. • • •
WHOA BOYS! Compet ition
must be rettJnr rouah. We hear
Johnny Voeel bumped In to Carl
Greer'• fBay lr Beach) vehicle
recently. Heard It was just an
accident, however . Shuek•~
thought m aybe we could ret a
real feudln' started.
MILO LACT IPEAU
Milo Lacy, reneral manarer
ot Richards Udo Market, was
speaker at a rece-nt meettnr of
the Orange County Chapter ol
the Society or California Ac·
countants, when they hosted 60
county bankers and attoml')'ll at
l.he VIlla Marina Restaurant. Mr.
Lacy spoke on the vowth of
super markets In Orange County.
Cor lettetttudl. u....topes eel
THE ENSIGN. HA~I I to1
• i8UWDA1'. WOtiM** M 1-
'Amahl "anc:l Night .Visitors' ..
Will Be Presented by OCC
"Amah! and the "!Cht Vtal· tors." Gla.n-Carlo MtnottJ'a apwa,
eommlaloMd •pecl:all.y for ...,.
vJ&lon and ,.,_nted 011alnaUy
In 1901, wtll be tile Qulltm.u
ptoductlon at Oranae Cout .col·
lep Friday, Dec. 18.
The opeta, to be stal't'd 1Jt the
Unsung
Commercials
Several hundred ballota have
already been cut at the Port
Theatre, Corona del M'ar, for the
audience awards election belni'
held country-wide and endtn1
Sunday nleht. Everyone may
vote for the stars of their choice.
The cate1orles Include bfat per.
formance, actor and acueu.
most promlslnJ ne-w pet*)nalJty,
actor and actresa. and the best
picture. Front lobby comments
Indicate that the late Jamis
Dean may be leadlnr the loa!
popularity poU for the best per·
formance. Ht. picture, "Rebel
Without Cauae," Is currently
beln& ahown at the Port.
IT'S A QW.I
A baby &lrl wu born Satur·
day nll'ht. Nov. 19, to Mr. and
Mra. Warten Clark of 1750 ~an
Blvd., Ba100... The little one
weiJhed In at seven pound&. She
I• beln& rreeted by her 16·
month-old sifter, Nancy, and by
her maternal grandparenta. Mr.
and Mn. Robert StableT of 1722
E. ~an Front, Balboa.
new colle&e auditorium. hu
btt'n announ~ aa a ~
Jltt to the community b)' Oranae
Coatt Collere ..
'lbe production b MlnJ Con·
dueled by Howard ICay, mu1tc
ln•tru ctor at Oraqe Cout.
Sa met FiU,erald t.s dlrecttne
vocal eroups.. Lucien Scott b In
chuJe of aetlnJ and eet con·
•tru.ctlon. Eu•taee Roju W'IJI dl·
rect the o~estra, and Howard
Cl,pp ol the art department Ia
.. t.tln& with Rt deslen and
prorranw. Beverly CampMll t.
directlnl' the c.boreol'l'aphy.
1n tile cut wlll be Sara Met·
caU u Amahl; Barbara ladtiO'\ aa Hls Mother; Marvin Lusk u
Klnl' Kupar; Borden Gr&naer u
Klnl' Melchior; Bob Stoau u
Kine Balthazar; and Glen Groves a• .. The Pa,-e. ----
.. .... TWa FriUy
....... ,CUret
'lbree Camp Pendleton marine lnfantryrn~n were held to ari.we:r
to Superior Court on .tronr·
armed robbery charges tomorrow
(.Friday) tollowlne a prelim·
lnary hearlne Jut Friday In
NeWport Bea,ch Ju•Uce court.
'lbe marines. Michael D. HUes,
19, Davtd K. Crow, 20, and Jerry
L. Bowman. 20, were &nftted In
Capla'trano Beach on Nov. 8 after
allf!l'"l'dly beatlnl' and robblnr
I . C. Buchanan of Lonf Beach of
S1 while he dozed in .. ts car In
the Vllla Marina parklnl lot.
They are betnr held In Otanre
oounty jail, not havln• poated
$5.000 ball each.
draw up the plan• for the year. were present at Thursday's meet· • IH-nif'd the application of F.
They are Wanda Trautwein, Judy lng to participate In the discus· Edwards Parker of 278 Flower
Bangert. Marjorie Knox and Jody slon. Objktlo ns were r a 11 e d St .. Costa Mesa. to ope-rate •n
Lleb. against the wording of the ap· auto repair se""lt"t" tor forelan
• • • plication, which Included the cars at 2300 W. C>cean F1., New· e RADIO Q.UB ,
Harbor's Radio Club members
sound like they have lots or fun .
At their meetings, which are on
Wednesday nights from 7 to 9
o'clock in the radio shop, they
bring projects from homf> to work
on, which are mootly amplifiers,
radio and poWer supplies. M one
boy put It, "We putter around
with electrical equipment and
one time everybody got shocked
on viCH."
term, "related activitie-s." In the port Be-ach.
scope or the use permit. The e Approved the application of
Planning Commission granted the Irvine Co. and Lou Reed A
the permit but deleted the pro· Associates for permit to display
S-D Day Dee. I ·· -DRIVE
SAFELY
Set> If you can makt' this one
out : ''The boys build Ieala rolls,
which use 15.000 volts to strike a
Jacobs Ladder, which runs up
the two wires to the top where It
disappears. It then starts again
at the bottom." Quote, Dave
"Goody" Good.seU. Sounds mJ&ht.Y
lnterMtlnJ', doesn't tt!
The club hopes at a later ~ate
to be able to visit radio stations
llkt' KFI and KWIZ to see how
they operate. They also hope to
learn about some or their equJp.
ment and how and when It is
US4"d. Sine.-they started six
weeks ago, they have had about
six meetings, so yo u see It Is an
active club.
tested phrase. and sell new and used cars at Plans to make ''Death take a -w c 11 N holiday" on Sale Drlvlne Day-• BUOJifUfG DISCUSSED ........., . oast wy., ewport. Th -•
d h II tl '
u.,...ay, Dee. 1-were complet· Flr:tt hearing was held on the e Approve t e app ca on o
Co R 3 l!d at a meeUn& of the local S·D application of E. Morris Smith, the Irvine . to use an · par·
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Day Committee Monday noon at who asked for C·l ·H zonln& for ce o an or pu c or no· ee
Bill Mc:Laughlln, schools: ''Stu·
dents are presentl.ng classroom
talks on safe drlvlnJ. Graphs are
set up In hallways to depict the
number of accidents."
Chers Inn, Corona del Mar. the R·2 portion ol the block In private parkhtg lots near the SAFE DIUVDfC TIPS
Corona del Mar where Mr. Smith VIlla Marina Restaurant. 0 . W. {Dick) Richard, the S·D
proposes to construt1 a commer· e Approved the appllcatlon of Day chairman for Newport Beach, Be sportsmanHke on every
cia! bulldlnr next to the All Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Dilts, 2JO presided at the luncheon meet· drive.
American Market. The new Larkspur Ave .. Corona del Mar, lnr and heard reports from com-Obey all tratflc regulations.
building. at Irb Ave. and Cout to rPSubdlvlc:!e a pa.n:-el of land mlttf'l' chairmen. ' Keep speed reasonable. Start
Hwy., will be oct"Upled by Vln · at Seaview and Larkspur to The Jo&l for the day wtll be: earlier and drive $lower.
cent's Harbor Drugs and three Htabllsh two le1al buUdlnr aot a s1A9~ trcdfk "C"ddeat dW'· Don't drive when you drink.
other smaller buslnHSH. •ltes. lD9 1M u .a.oaz .,.noeL Purpose Remember, dan&er lnc:rea.RS
Members of the Planntna Com · of tht. aeeond unual S·D Day wtth darkness; At Andown, re-
mlsslon exprl'SRd opposition to· c·.v··l Defense .. to demonstrate that traftk ac· dUCit ~ 80 you'n wtlhl.D ward any relaxation ot the ton· ddenta e~~n btl~ :patty tecluced raqe of your head.l.ll~tt.
ln1 code ooncernlnl' tile property when motortsu: and pedestrians Stay J.n Un• ~ .. ave.
alone Cout Hwy. l.n Corona del tulttu thefr responalbuttY tor Don't Paal unl81 there'• plenty
Mar. They f~l that II the R·2 Meet"•ng Set aatety, of room-and NEVER on btU• or
property In thl• block Is re· Here I• a reaume of the reports curves.
7.oned, then numerous other re-etven at Monday's meetlne: Allow •ufftctent •topptnr dl•·
q uests will be madt-for re-zoning School teachers. custodians and Hans Broerinr. serviCf' nations; tanCf' between you and the car
of R·2 lots adjoining C·l areas secretaries will attend a }oint "All staUons will a.sk permission ahead.
along Coast Hwy. <."'vll defense mt-etlne on the of motorists coming In for aerv-Be extra alert at Intersections.
The second hearing on the ap. school's part In clvll defense at Ice. to put a stJ'"Ip of red adhesive Always signal your Intention
plication will be held Dec. IS. 7:30 p.m. Monday, In the audl· tape at the 35·mlle·an·hour mark to turn or stop. e SWUCJI(JifG POOL SITE torlum of Newport Harbor Union on the s~mt'ter. We are also It the weather Is bad, don't
The commission approved the Hlgh School. preaching th~aafety belt rospel." drive unless you must. If you
application of Harvey D. Pease Max Elliott. a.salstant chief ot Jim Penney, Junior Chamber of drive, double your care.
SAT£ WAL.kDfC 11PS
Cros.s streets only at crou·
wallu.
Before ctOS!IInJ, look both
way._
Cross only on proper alcnal.
Watch for turning cars.
Never eo Into the roadway be·
tween p&lked can.
U there b no •ldewaUc, and
you mutt walk In the roatlway,
walk on ten. faelnr trat!Jc.
When walklnl' at nlebt.. wear
or earry somethtnr white to help
driver• aee you.
Be S•e! Be Safe!
Come In and Get Acquaint-.!
ADd Get A .. ,
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lEW "RICIRB.D" DEJI!fli
"Don" Martin & "Bob" Myen
1131 E. Coat Bwy .. crt ........m.
* COaoJI'A DEL M.Aa *
nEE ~CZ·'DP & DE.U'V&ft/IIA ..
They have about thirty mem-
be-rs and their olflc:ers are Ron
Crowe, president: John Hopkins,
se-cretary; B111 Stone, treasurer.
Their advisor Is Cutler Dlppt"ll.
for set·back variance at Park communications for the County Commerce; "Posters are belna Check your brakes, llehl•.
Ave. and Agate Ave., Balboa of Orange, wtll show slides of pia~ In ba111 saying 'Call a cab windshield wipers. tires and
lsland, where he proposed to the atomic testa from the Nevada If you've had one too many.' A ~~~"~ .. :•:l:n~r~-------::---..:=========================~ ct~n.struct a swimming pool and testing grounds. Others to be short film on safety 11 also be·
to operate a private lnvlta· present Include Cuba Morris, a&· tnt made available for local h f
gifts from
Karen Margreta Imports
2653 E. Coast Highway
Co rona. del Ma.r
ITS LATEil
THAN YOU THINK
Chrialmaa Cal'ft
unusual
wide selection
personalized
from home and abroad
o•r ••• ,
we elft wrap, ship, deliver
Harbor 1373
Hours 9:00-9;q<> 'ttl Christmas
Open Sundays
I tiona! school of physical educa· slst•nt director of dvU defense theatres." ''T Sa t D e e c e A e I"
tlon fo• boy• and .,,,, undO< 14 . ro, lh• CountY of O.ang" Spu•· ,. .. Hill. -club" "Sklt.or . e es nvlng ar In men(O. The variance was granted on geon Sparks. deputy director; are being prnented at regular
condition that four off .street Dave Olmsted. coordinator of clv· BetVIce club ~Ung• stressing
parking naH.s be provided. II defense for Newport Beach ; the purpose of S·D Day."
ThE' Commission also: William Dunn. coordinator of Bob Robins. car dealers: "The e Df'nled the application of civil defense for Costa MeH; local car deal~s are oUerlng to
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Miss Glyde Maynard. 609 Lark~· Linton Simmons. county superln· give a free check·up on brakes.
pur Ave .. Corona dt>l Mar, for tendent of schools. tires, wlnd~hleld wipers and
waiver of the front M>t ·back re· HIR:h school teachers and ele· lights In order to make driving
I qulrt"mt"nts for ron~tructlon or a mentary school teachers from safer."
garagE". Thert> is no garage. now. Newport Beach and Costa Meu Mac ftt;;tfro. Senior Chamber of
anrl the Building Department will attend the meetlni. Commerce: "We are making all
felt that the best utility or land Chamber members aware of S·D
would be maintained If a por· of _,...,.1'al Day through letters &nd posters ."
tlon of the home were dlaman· • • • ~ Wes Jay. Insurance arents:
tlPd and garage deslgnl!d so the "We are dlstrlbutln&' safe drlvlnJ
a lley could be used lor a~. note pamphlets." e Approved the application of Ben Re-ddick. traterna1 oreanl·
George rruehllng, 130 Via Lorca. zatlons: "A plleh lor aupport of
Lido Isle. for waiving a side· The Lyman Farwells hou.se at S ·D Day is betnr made at Wf'l'k·
yard requirement ot 18 Inches In 1124 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. wiU ly meeting•."
ordl!1' to construct book shelves be one of the homes opt-n tor Rev. Donald Sapp, churche:a:
in this additionally acquired vlsltlne at the Santa Ana Aa.st.t· ·~e aafe drlv1nJ program wtlt
area. anCf' League'.s annual Chrl•tmu be menllon.ct In aermons. We
e Approved the application of tour. Even the Farwell's Yacht, are asking the pollee department
Charles W. Masten for a one· the Seadrflt. wUI be bedecked In to send oftlcera to talk on •ate
root front aet·back In place of Yule fa.ahlon tor the occualon of driving at Sunday .c:hool. Church
the required 10 feet at 316·318 Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 3 bell• will be ru.n& on S·D Day."
Hazel Dr., Corona del Mar, be· and 4. Bill Spur&eon m, youth groups:
cause of the steep grade. • • * "A ulety proeram on the u~e of
• Approved the appllutlon of Now there'• one younr lady bicycles ~ being praented.
Ernest Ro55 to construct a ga· who's bound to ret a eoocJ Pamphlets wUJ be cllatttbuted In
rage to within 18 Inches of a. talkin' to. New Uttle Mt. Stroot. all markets.''
required J .foot •Ide yard st-t· recent aniv&J vta Hoar ROIPltal, Mrs. 1\ldton Sutherland, Pt'A:
back at 3'17 E. Bay Ft .. Balboa had th'e nerve to be born on a "A Mfdy belt demonttratlon
You are invited to aee LINCOLN for 1956
Lincolo. for 1956-uama.tabbly, the beet la
the iDe ear 6dd.. It'• the loap~t. Jo..,.t,
m01t 1padow Liaeola ....-buih. It's 1he
ben pcrfon:rWrc. too-with 285 h.p. aM tbcl
hishetl usable p<nrer o( uy A.meriwa car.
On di.J~Ur in ow. tbowroc.. You'ra l.nitM
to eoee aod drin it.
Unmistakably the finest
in the fine car field
JOHNSON & SON
• IJifCOI.N-MERCUBY
900 W..t c-t Highway hland. Saturday noon, juat at that bu•l· wlll be praented at the Nov. 30 Ne':f'port Beach
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Service Awaits You
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Thanlugivlnl' In a cUt t. the
protp«t lor Sid Blackbeard of
.)11 111.1 An., Corona dd Mar,
who teU from a ladd• while
work.tna • WMtt a10 a.n4 now hu a apUt botlit ln hll lee wltb
a cut Mati.Y to bt. hlp. Wont
of tt t... aatd !114. he'• m1IMd
three colt toumamnta. but 11
boNtf\l1b' proud ol bntlftl • Halbor aru. champ. lAw PettJt
•t a1bMp. ----ULAYIYD .......
MIL ..._. 1M llrlubtl and
fi I • ._ 4·yept old dauP,W, ,GaJ, .,.
• • ., now -br c....r. dol IW
A Safe DriVer ... _,.
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Take h Easy
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Riders of the San Joaquin I>T A News
Organized; Garvey President A parmt education meettna
The lllclera ol the San 1oaquln.
a new adult rlclln• aroup, baa
been oraanlzed and oUlc:en elect·
e4. The tint offlc:era Include Jlm
Garvey, pr8lclent; Chatles Luak,
PTA Sponsors
Yuletide Play
''11le Maelc Toy Shop," a
Chrlstmaa play written. directed
and produced by Martbella Ran·
dalJ, will be presented at the
Harbor VIew School audltortum
at 7:30 p.m. Thunday, Dec. 8,
and 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dee 10.
School children will have role.
In tht. play about story book
characters come to 1 lie. eo.tumes
ate belna made by mothers.
The Harbor Vlrw PTA 1t apon·
110rtn1 the production, and Mrs.
John Stallman, waya and meana
chairman, la In chatee.
Mlu Clara Ellen Spelman,
music teacher, l.s rehearsJnc fifth
JTade boya cholr for speclal pre·
performance music.
vtce-presfdent: Betty Barnet, tee•
retary. aod,Bill Edwarda, treu-
urer.
Club members b~ to co-oper-
ate with all rtdlnc crouP~. both
Junior and aentor, 1n turtherlna
Interest In hone~~ anc1 rldlng. The
name wu picked becau• dub
headquarten and arena ate at
the Newport Harbor B u f t a I o
Ranch on the old San Joaquin
land erant. The croup lllnter•t·
ed In prolJlOtlnf actlvitles IOJ' Loe
Compan~. junior rtdln& croup
of Coeta Mesa, and the CentAurs,
JunJor tldlnc eroup ot Corona del
Mar.
Los Companeroe won t I r • t
place In the rldlnc eroup com-
petltton at the Newport Buch
Veteran'• Day parade. Arnone the
lncUvidual winners wft'e Robin
SWtntord. second place western
boy; Sam Edney, third place
western boy, and Judy Fowler,
first place .. plain western alrt.
New Members
Are Pledged
fcw au puatt of ~ .tu-
dent.a at lfewport Batbot Union,
mah lehool wt11 be held at 7 ~
p.m. Wecm.day. Mew. 30, 1n the
IOCial ball al. the IICbool.
Taldna part In a panel cll.t·
c:uulon will .._ B.obert Maanua·
wm, dean of boya; Mrs. Ellen
Carleot, ~y.Jcal education ID·
struetor; l'loyd Harryman, edu·
<1tiona1 oouDJelor and .ctenee
teacher, and two seniors, Bob
DeLona and Lynn Pea.ae. ·
Varloua phuell ot IIChool We
wtU be covered. such u datlne
and the IOdal actJvttles of nlnth
eracten. allowan.c:a. and,the uae
of the famJly car. Requlrement.a
for colleae preparatory ClO\lnH
and other flel ct. will be ex-
plained, u well as the avallable
IChool clubs and how to join
them.
DZXocaATI WILL BEAll
• AT'L CII.AIWMU aOTLEJI
County Democrats will honor
Demoaatlc NatJonal Chairman
Paul Butler at a dinner to be
held at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 29,
In the Santa Ana Masonic
Temple. IntonnaUon about the
meeting can be obtained locaJJy
from Mrs. Clara Axtater at Har-
bor 0167-M.
lfEWPO.IlT BIGHTS 3-bdra.
plu ~ bowie, htd . ..run. pool. bHuUtully done, Ranch
type, aood ftnanclne. Pri~ ... ~
• • • .....
A cute l.tttle home of 3· bdn., 2 bathl. I£ IJvtnc rm. open. to wlt.ena patJo. wood panel
finlah In Uvlnc room and
4ln1nl room. Buy now and
ba ve your choice of colors.
Priced $28,75()
• • •
1111101 VIEW
4-bedr. hom•. den. 2 bath.a. hardwood and c a r p e t e d floors,
tc5.000 •
SubmJt down.
Elrt w ..... ,
REALTOR
~Marine Ave., Balboa Island eau Hatbor rns.
or Bayside Ottice Harbor 3297
Lll'lniMa ..
You may need a more spa-•
cloua. PfJ'ID&MDl yev-round
home or W&Jllt a aoaJJ sum-
mer c o t t a c • on Balboa
laland.
Whatever your need8 or
wants, we hava the 80hatlon
. • . or wW find one.
For example, conaJder this
3 bedroom home with apt ..
completely fumJ.abecl. on
·Balboa WAnd, priced at
J22,500_
Come In and tee ua tor
thJ.e lr otber &ood vaJues In
the Newport Hatbor area.
•
ISUID IEALn CO.
~ Park. Balboa lala.nd HA m .......
Two R-3 lots 4.5x100 ea. In
San Clemente. Level lr ~ady
to bulld on. Both f« $4850
cash. Call FORD VERRINDER
today. Har. 4263; Eves. 34T1. "ChOd chat" will be conducted
from 9 a.m. to noon Monday,
Dec. 5, In the Hatbor Vlrw Cafe-
tortum by MJaa Batbata Hart.slc
of the Orange County OUice of
EducatJon. The topic wll1 be
"How our cfllldren are learnlnr
to read at Hatbor View." She
will observe flrst graders start·
Inc to Jeatn reading In advance
o.f the meeting.
Nine new members were
pled&ed and eight active mem·
ben received their jeweled pin.
at a dinner meeUna of the Epsl·
Ion Sigma Alpha 80rorlty Jut
Thursday.
Eva Edith Karoon, HYatt 4.f222 A C111uified Ad in Th. tns•qn
lOTS J)aJVE CAll AWAY John Maclfab, Harbor 5359 brinqs im!Mdiete results! C~tll
Some drunk boys drove his car • Loul.s Boynton Harbor 2878 Harbor 1114--111 S end DrOW iT! Monday nleht. Brian Blodgett of ____ ....;_ _______ ....:._ ___________ _
The PI' A Christmas meetJna-
wUJ be held 'l'hursday mornlnc,
Dec. 15. There will be a program
of Chrl.unu songs by pupils
under the direction of Mlsa Spel·
man.
Funeral Rrvlcea for Rlcbatd 0.
Salisbury, 40. of 2161 Ocean Blvd.,
Balboa, were held Friday in
Smith's Mortuary, HuntJnrton
Beach, conducted by the Long
Lone Beach Elks lAdge. •
Mr. Sallabury wu a native of
Lone Beach and had lived In the
Southland aJJ hla llte. He was
vtce-prHJdent and aeneral man·
Husbands and guests were In·
vtted to the ceremony presided
over by Mrs. Everett Brace, presl·
dent of the 80rortty. Mrs. Lee
Stroup and Mrs. Ceoree Bezbez.
tan were In charge ol thi! tables
decorated with fall fiowera and
candles.
New pledges Include Mmes. M.
J. Barbeam, Burton Beck, Frank
Clenden.sen. J. C. Hibbard and
Donal!! Hunt.
Members receiving their Jew·
elled pins we:re Mmes. Melwood
Berry. Clarence Fidler, Rex BeJJ.
Richard Sonouae. F. I. Smith.
Clarence Lutes, L. Z. Taylor and
F. N. Thayer. Two special guests
were Mlas Veluria RJce of New-
port Helcht:s and Mrs. Sam
Crawford of Costa Mesa.
•••• ,... VIsits
DCC lrHI1t SCf
aeer of the .Thompaon Paint and Dr. Bull H. Peterson, president
Manulacturlnr Co. of L 0 n C of Oranee Coast College. just re·
Beach. He died Nov. 15 In Hoac turned recently from Berkeley,
Memorial Hotpltal . where he had the apportunlty to
Survivors Include ~o dauah· confer wlth former atudenta who
t.«s. lucl* and Joan, of Palm· eotered the Unlvenlty ot Call· ~; bll motlt•. Kn.. S.CU. Sal· fornJa at the 1tart of this eebool ~~~Mary ol 'hfnlaol: --..... .,.., Alice ol Loe Anp._ ._ and Co~fterw!ft were held wlh
Dol'1a ol OcftntJde; four broth· Graham GJbbons. Corona del
en, Ruah ot Midway City, WU· Mar; LLam Groener, Newport
Uam ol Ocean.lde. Dicky of Tor· Beach; Michael J. Henry, New-
ranee and James of South Gate. port Beach; RJchard Jordan. BaJ .
Read EMltn Want Ada.
SAVE
SAFELY
boa Island; Joan Lau~nce. Nrw·
port Beach; and Barbata Wll·
IIams, Newport Beach.
"Tiui group as a whole are
maktne aaUafactory pro,-ress In
the University," reported Dr. Pet·
eraon. "Moat ot them stated a
conviction that preparatJon re-
ceived at Oranee Coast was
&ood."
Film Is Shown
A film about "Flash of Dark·
ness." ahowlnr emergency first
aid during an atom bomb attack,
was shown at the luncheon meet·
lng ol the Junior Ebell Club In
Chrlstlan·a Hut. Balboa, last
Thursday.
Presenting the film was RoHa
J. We~r. technical advisor In
the production ot the film. which
105~ N. Bay Front, Balboa
Island. complained t o Newport
pollee at 12:40 a .m. last Friday.
He said the boys had take-n the
car keys from his etrl trlend and
that he found the car later w1th
a llat tire.
w 1·oo Lnte to ClaamJy
A17RACTIVE 2-bedroom apt. In
convenient location, B a 1 b o a
Island. Yeatly, $75 per month.
HA :rn.
NEW 2-BEDRM.. nicely furn-
Ished house $100 mo. on lease.
Across from Catholic Church ln
Costa Mesa. U 8·5214, HA 5188.
PIANO INSTRUC'I10N. T e r e s a
Renner (Mrs. A. Renner). Jt.c.
ceptlnr a llmited number of
puplls tor pLano. Concert Plan·
ist of 1bree Continents. Grad·
uate Student of Bela Bartok.
"-16 Serra Drive, COM. HA 2039.
LIVE UXE A MILUONAJRE
on Sl5 a week! Ocean Front
kitchenette apt. w1th maid
lr phone service, TV. Mod· ern, eye-appeallnr. ultra· comfortAble. Neu shops lr
mkt& ~ B.arbor 8091.
a..., I••• lie••• T•!
a premium 45x118 comer lot
South of Hwy., 2 bedroom
and den or 3rd bedroom with
pvt. entrance and batb, llae·
stone fireplace, p&Pft lr Pan·
ellnc. hatdWOCMI lloors. a
wonderlul home. On the rear
Is a 3·bedroom -lr bath up
and an extra room and bath
down, eataaes plus carport.
$47.500 lr aood terms.
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Incorporated
Corona del Mar Office
3530 E. Coast Hwy., Harbor 5249
...... !
At Oran9e Co.Aty'a
Leadlftt Hom~ Le nd ing
htltlMiotl was first shown on the 1V pro· REALTY CO.
•
CONTINUING
TO PAY
PER ANNUM
All ACCOUNTS INSURED
U, TO $10,000
AJI Account. Opened
On or lefor•
The I 0~ of the Month.
Earft FroM the I at.
LAGUNA
FIDIIAL SAVINel
I LDAN ASSOCIATION
mo.... A .....
LA&UNA lEACH
.... Hf4;11Jt
&Tarn. "Medic." 2323 W. Coast Hwy.
New memt$ers received Into the (at Pwt Orange)
club were Mrs. Philip Maurer Newport Be~h . U 8·7562
and Mrs. Robert Diemer. M Harbor 5154 eves.
Russell Hampton was named ------------chairman of a new project. "Op· ~ WAJnD
eratton GI." for collection of
.tamps to be sent to service hos-
pltala tor therapy and recreation
ol veterans.
......... $110
............ 1
ClothJna valued at $150 In a
cardboard box left ln the alley
wu stolen whlle he was puttlnc
bli car 1n a aaraae at 3010 w.
Ocean Ftont. Newport Beach, Ray
F. Stron• of t..c. An,eles com·
plalned to Newport pollee at 1:49
p.m. Saturday.
Mr. Strona aaJd he beard the
eouod ot a ear motor whUe be
wu puttJna his car ln the aara,e
but did not He lt. Two othft
boftl 1~ In the alley wen not t.ouett• A Ia~• coat. a man's
camt1 hair coat. a $15 mm lAlit.
patr of ~al pushers, three
~•ten. Pit!' of bifocal 11....,
two pa.lr ot IIWl 11--. thrw
paJt ol lborta and a..orted tow·
elawwelntbeboa.
aY.aGDOLM ....
fWCOITAIBIADID ru.-al lll!n"..c.w for aw. au.
dolpb )(. kM. 81, Wl OR.
..... QJeta ........ btld Sat·
W'd.,. In hfU. JU4a., ~~~Gmt· aty. .... ..... ,.... ....,
Jlfcrr. Jt at ~ ._.. .,._, aft
•••0141111M&Rewu ••· tift ot ....... uct bad ltvM ..
Ool&a .... -two ,..... ................... ~
lEI • Job now open In
SANTA ANA to bleb
sc.hool craduates.
age 18-4.5
Theee are caree
joba with excel·
lent opportunities
tor advancement.
S.Day Week. Paid
vacat.lona and
holld*Y' rMdka1 cowr.,. avaJ.lable
to~o,..and
~Co.
paJ4 peMioD anct
... bWt7 plan.
APPLY
lOI.W) CAST rotST ST.
&AlttA ANA
Mon.·MIA.M..fP.M.
.. ________ llllliiil .... , ... -......... .,. •• L
IIICOIE UIITS
Potential $SO() month Income. Prloed for qul.ek
&ale at less than replacement cost w1th small down.
3·BEDROOM HOME, NEARLY NEW
$110 ....
4-unlt apartments. 2 rumished, $2500 down.
$270 month Income.
Triplex. nrw, excellent locatJon. Priced rtebt.
Low down.
IICO. UIITS
BUILT ON-YOUR LOT
100% FINANCING· AVAlLA..BLE
1-n.JtOCBESt EA S'J'B.EET. COST A IO!SA
Phon! Uberty 8~
IEFME YIU IUY
TIY
FUICIS J. H.YITH, Realtlr
..
2216 Newport Blvd.
lJ 8·5101 3420 W. Balboa Blvd.
Harbor 1428
Tomorrow You WUJ Be Sorry You Didn't Buy Thew Today
COSTA MESA SPECIALS
1. Buslne-. parking. storage. and expansion aJJ at
2474·8 Newport Blvd. Front 66' x 150'-new bldg. .cs· x 52'-2 or 3 offices. Rear area encl.-~ acre-
l ·Bedr. st. home and garage. MS,OOO. Terms.
Now also leasing 2 ottlce«.
2. Opt>n House-2150 Rural Lan~at. and Sun. 1·5 p.m. 3-Bedrm. large lot-h.w. n. patio, (iceplace-
····· . .... .... . ·-······ . -··-· ·-·····-······-············L··-··• 13,600 Can't Hardly get these no more~
J . 2 lots together on Rochester and also on WaJ . nut Place, ._.6,000.00 tor each pair.
NEWPORT HEI<iHTS SPECIALS
1. 405 Holmwooc:J-Near Hosplt&J, Hellpot, and trans-
portation. 3·bedrm .. 3 car garage. 1~ bath-beauti-
ful blrch cabinet woodwork. Landscaped, encl.
patio. OPEN HOUSE. Sat. and Sun. 1·5 p.m. Te:rms..
24,500
2. .C·Bedrm.-2 baths with Intra re-d heat. Forced air·
landscaped-eat., near Hleh School. Terms -.. 1-A.SOO
LONG BEACH
Terrific business promttlon. net 25~. automatJc car
wash and cas station. Ideal location, good lease.
IILLS lEST IUYS
••• C•••IIKI•• We're IMIIc l111nlllaa
'lb.ree and Four bedroom homes. 2 bathroom.!~, l&r·
ba&e disposals. exhaust fans. large double Cat~
curbed 6 paved atrftts, sldewalJcs and sewers. 1\)p
Eastside locaUon. Prloed as low as Sl0.09e5 w1th 1395 Down.
IIDTALI
You wtU Ita ttw quiet eonvenJent loc-aUoa. tM heated
..t.mlna poel. u. frieft4l)' ·~· • llad to
....)IOU&~
I ......... ,.
-.au lB. Ill
Vogel Value
STOP.._. c ....... !
. ......
Comer duplex. partially furnlshed. Income potential
$130 per mo. Room to build on lront of Jot. Total prit-e
.. , $10,100
This will ~u fast-hurry!
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. CO~ HWY. CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR l.CTT HARBOR 1741
THIS WEEK!
Model Home
In IRVINE TERRACE
OPPOSITI:
IRVINE COAST COUNTRY CLUB
NEWPORT HARBOR
We are proud of the t'la.ss of mercband~ which we are oUerlng In Irvine Terrace.
We know that you will also lUte the location, quality
of constructJon by Maceo Corp .. and interiors by Martin 6 Von Hemert.
HOMES FROM S24.000 TO $35.000
FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Courtesy to
Brokers
I lmiNI DUPI.EI II CISTI IEII
, .... Price $1,1111
Owner needalaJ'eeY home ... MUST MOVE!
HENRY C. VAUGHN, TED HAUSER. WILLl.S lOJ'fES
2029 Batbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Uberty 8-4761-Evn.: Uberty 8-4n8, Hatbor 3064 -M
We oUer you tJp top commissions. whole·hearted
co·opt>raUon. extensive ad\oertlsmg and a ne-w spacious
otrl~ wttb an executlve·s desk you can call your own.
-Member of Multiple listing.
S.M 111-. Realty I .. , ....... C..
503 32nd St .. Ne'\.\'J>Ort Beach Harbor 5868
IULnPLE usn11a
Over The Top!
01r pal of
It •w01 DOll AIS
PROPERn SOLD Ill 1156
WITH IOIITHS TO SPUE-. . .
USE' :\tu ltiple Listing. It ·s
the-Su("('{"s.sful way to SE'II
Newport
Board of
Harbor
Realtors
401 N. Newport Blvd.-Newport Beach
''II Y ROll SPECIIUSTS"
ART C. KISTLER CO .. REAL ESTATE
2091 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
Ra.rbor 5226, day or night ........ ,..
JIOia ow am
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CASH BA'I'III 'FOil BNIIQif WANT ADS
1 Time 21lmes 3 Times
20 worda or leas.____ .75 1.25 1.50
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 .05 .01 .........................
OWNER ANXIOUS to .ell 3·bed-
room, 2·bath home wtth turn·
lahed rental apartment. up·
Ralra. 720 Narcwua, CDM,
HA 2506·M. •
FORSALE by owner: CDM home
and Income, lovely ranch style
duplex on lot and hall, ocean
aide hwy., finest conat., heavy
shake roof, 2·bdm. each, forced
air heat, hdw. floora, separate
patJo.. HA 1~·&.
CORNER LOT, 3rd and Narcl.uus,
COM, for sale by owner; uk·
lne $5.950.
POB SALE
1941 BUICK SEDAN, seat covers
and radio. Best otter takes.
HA 3852,
100% NYLON JACKETS, nylon
fleece lined, washable. Slzee
8·14. S7.98. Donaldaon'a, 300
Main. Balboa.
FOR SALE: Ladles' trench coat
with belt. fur collar, alze 14,
never worn. $25. HA 2063· W.
NEW turquolse lounge chalr
and ottoman, turquoise lamp,
lilac quilted chintz bedspread,
pink tlbreeJua drapes, prlnt
drapes, green plastic chair
cwshlons, Westlnehouse Frost
Free rdrleerator. HA 6162.
SURE FIRE
For Your "Old Flame"
Ronson Lighters 6 Shave~.
Also. Sunbeam, Schick and
Re-mington Items ... perfect
toe Christmas <ta. Uae our
Lay-Away.
RAY FiELDS, Jeweler
19th lc Placentia "In VIsa
Shopplne Center."
Costa Mesa. Uberty 8·8488
ORGAl't. 1 Electronic Organ now
o nly $575. All Electric Organ
balance only $785. Lowry Or·
eano $195. AJJ wonderful bar·
gains. Danz·Schmldt, 520 No.
Main, Santa Ana.
75 LUNCH BASKETS In sets of
3. Will sell lot or Individual
sets at bargain. Dude Barbe·
cue, COM, HA 4466.
KENMORE 4-Burner Range, In
new condition. $25.00. HA
4073·W.
O'XEEJI'E 6 MEIUUTI' lta.np.
w1th iflddle. Hollywood bed.
Excellent condition. Call after
5:30 p.m .• HA 2804·W.
HAMMOND Organ11, all models,
our Christmas stock now com ·
lng In; $10.00 deposit wUJ re·
serve . any model while they
last. Trade In your old plano.
Danz·Schmldt. Home of the
UAL UTAft & Dn&U
FREE-HI DeMrt VJew Hoftie.
aJte. Martell BuUdlnc, Yucca
Valley.
NICELY FURNiSHED room. Prl·
'vate entrance, private bath,
near pqlt office. bank and
stores. ~ Orchid Ave .• Harbor
:i12·R.
FURN. A.PTS.-1·bedr. ru. bus
and bus. center. Alao 2 l ·bedra.
on wat« front. 3708 Channel
Pl., lfpl Is. HA 1.217 .J. -..,.-..,....
FURNISHED or unlumllhed, 2·
bedroom houae wtth laundry,
on yearly leue. 417% Hello·
trope, Corona del Mar.
2·BEDROOM, unlurnlshed du·
plex; tlreplace, floor furnace.
hardwoocl noon. yearly. $75
month. HA 3549·J evenlnp.
1·BEDROOM HOUSE. furnished, ~ CamatJon, 1 n q u I r e HA
52U·W.
NAME TAKERS for Laguna
Beach and South Lal\lna. Good
handwriting essential. Write
Box J.4, cjo ENSIGN, or call
Kl 3·3681.
HELP WANTED. Lady, capable
of sewing and selling. Mlu
Muttett Shop, COM. HA 667.
LOOK AT THIS AD
EARN $8 ·$14 DAILY
Women of all ages desper·
ately needed at once Earn
while you learn Pradlcal
Nursing. Hleh school educa·
tlon not needed. Call Lam·
bert 5·7521 or write "Career
In Nursing." Dept. 11. 4016
W. Commonwealth. Fuller·
ton. Callf.
SALESLADY one day a w(>Ck
during Chrlstmas season. Sc·
llnas. 2743 E. Coast Jlwy.,
CDM. HA 6173.
llrls-
EARN MORE
THAN EVER BEFORE!
Our new, higher starting
waee and frequent Increases
Jives you this opportunity.
Openlnp now tor-
TELEPB01fl: OPERATORS
We will train you and you'll
receive many other benefits.
-Apply-
514 ~ No. Main Street
Rrn. 211-Santa Ana
9:00 to 4:00 P M.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
world famous Hnmmond, '>20 PEUOKAL No Main. Snnta Ana. One .,:___ __________ _
Splnt>t Model, one Ha mmond
Chord Organ used but like new
wnndt>rful bargains.
KENMORE ELECTRI""""C_st_o_v_e_, -ex-.
eel. cond.. $65; chrome dinette
~t't, $15; cu~fom dt>slgncd dla·
mrmd wedding ring, $65; $1 25
S<'t of Castl<•ton China, n~>ver
USN!, $70. HA 0059·W after 4
TRADE II ro•r
OLD WATCH!
12&.00 lllnMCI
(Limited Offer)
ON A
NEW "HAMILTON"
p m .. 60.'3 Iris, CDM. It means so mur h more to
PRAc-rJCE plunr~ -189. $95 to get or give a "Hamilton."
SIRS. SvlnPl type mlrro plano Wallace Cai.I-..L-... $2.1'>-a blonrl beauty. Easiest •rw. W
tPrmc; Dant Schmidt, 520 No.
Main, Sant::. Ana. 100 pianos to
rhuoo..,r from
3123 E. Coast Hwy.
CO RONA del MAR
WOOLITE 1'1 <;eJ!d only by Petlte M __ AlWf __ E ________ _
Ville In COM. It l! the cold
watf'r wap for washing all
WofJICn'l 3409 E. Coasl Hlway.
GRAND plnno Christmas Sale.
MAny wonrlerful barealns. fa·
Sit, I Rowlloal
S,ace for Re1t
mouo; makPS Stelnway. Mason Amerlcan Legion 215 15th St.
IIA mlln, Knatw t>tr. dellvf'red Meetings 2nd 4th Wed. 8 p m.
fr('(' hf'nrh lnclurlcd frnm $387 ~--~------------------up. Dant Schmidt, 520 No. LAJfDSCA.PDfG-DESICJfDfC Mnln. Sant11 Ana.
SPINET Pianos R.-e-n-ta-:-1-re-t-ur-n-s. George'• Lancltcape
& Maintenance
.All fOJIEJIY ,...,.. feU' d
• tlae Tc YCII'Uty ... Ia I ft.
10 lac:IMe Ia ~t. .... ......-cb Ia a,....._ _,. ,...,s.
ouly bad ....... 'l"'lnnty ...
pedeDce.
DAVE JOJDrSOK. 112 W. 20Ua
St.. Coeta MetiCL ceJIN\'. -*·
DO peat aperieDc:e, 171 U..,
lft.llAc:ll.
PETE SCIIl:JI.aUG. 5M ._k
Lcme. C:O.ta Meea. played
gucmS for the Yanlty 8q1lad
but •• foreed to .... •P play
wbea tM auffered a kDee Ia· Jary Ill the middle of the MG•
IIOD. lie la 5 ft. ' lllc:Me tldL wetp.a 1• ,._. • a -...
aDd fonaerly ...........
atty ...,.n-ee.
Trade·ln'l on organs, llktt new
Mme M a p I e , Blond Oak,
Fr('nr h Provincial. This Is a
chance for bli saving. Open
Friday night. Danz-Schmldt.
520 No. Main, Santa Ana.
A home Isn't compll!!te unless
It's landscaped! I am a Ll·
censed Contractor. C u at o m
Landacaplne and Deslgnlne.
Also Clean·upa and malnte·
nance.
IEBVJCEI
DAMAGED In shipping 2 :yptnets,
save $180. Danz·SchmJdt. 520
No. Main, Santa Ana.
~
IITU A noxa w AlfTED
CUSTOM CABlNET WORX done
on prPmi'Jt'll, no Job too small.
Phone Kl 3·3348.'
MATURE WOMAN wlshes baby ---· ---------atttJnr and care of alck, knit· SEBVJCES
tine or crocheting. Day or nleht. HA 3192·M. FULLER BRUSH MAl' may be
JitLlABLE, ex~rlenced earden· contacted thtouth Box 73,
er. Japaneae·Amerlcan, wants Newport Beach, or KI 3·2100.
work. HYatt 4·5471. Dm YOU KNOW!TT
a>M man would like ~rardenlng.
clean ·~~t et.e. Call 10 3·2122. Mel UP1N1&11.
f(AJiTED!tronlnc In my home.
Ma~ Whitman, fK1T Marcu ..
rtt., CDK HA G'1f..l.
;;;;:a i a:non
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FOR ltEl'IT
S·MM 16·MM 35·101
an4 liMM Sound Projecton
FAST COLOR FILM 8EBVJCZ Model Airplane Suppla.. ... a ••• ,.._.
l'nD lfewport 1Jv4 .. ~,....
Phone Uti1tJJ!!ta WiiiLiii d .... ..
nEE I:S'J'DIAn:s
SAH Green lt&mpe
,.,_ dellftr7
COROlfA DEL lUll JlftJUDY
HA 1038 71U E. Cout aw,.
coMJLZJt •AIHJ&I
PAPZB BAJf<JIWO -f«Z
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.Oif TBOUE. 2123 UDJoD St..
eo.ta Meea. tackle. Jaalor. ao
paat ...,.n.ac. .... u... 5 ft. .........
80a IIIAPEJL 411 llamlltoa
lt.. eon. ..... todde. Jwaior.
...... juaJor YGnJty IDMDhft,
115 u... 5 ft. 11 laclll-.
IWWY.WO'fCHBa .....
Tan Take fhldl PlcKe . •
As Anaheim Wins Tille
Mewport Ha.rt.or Tan "-tt.e Anabelm Coloalttl .. amped · · · -
alumni wm h tJM ftnt buill«· tbae M~ Hanor IJ'an 71 to 1 IVIIIft UAGVa IT~
ball 1ame ot t1ae U.S·M •uon at La Palma Park, Anahetm. to (nnal)
at 8 p.m. tllJa Friday a{ Newport win tM 8uDMt Leque varatty W L T PU.Opp
Harbor RJp 8ebool. football ehamplonablp Friday AllalMfi'D ··-···-··..e 0 0 188 " Alumni at 1151' wtn pi&J dM nJpt. Santa Ana ... -.. -.4 1 1 75 82
ttnt quarter, alumni of liM the Anabelm led the leatue with Newport Harbor 4 2 0 99 86
second quarter, alumni ot 1M atx wtn.t. no 1oe1ee. Santa Ana Fulllnon -·-.. -·..3 2 1 It 13
the third quitter and combined cleteeted 11·7 by Santa Monica 1~ Huntlntton Bh 2 4 0 108 't05
alumni will play the ftnal quar-a non·•tu• came Friday n•cbt. Garden Grove .... 1 5 0 61 144
ter. The a1umnl team wm be took.MC:Ond tpot with tow wm., Oranae ·--··-··-···0 ·e 0 150 1!56
coache4 by lob Wetlet, formew ooe clelftt. one tie. The Tan
peat 'hr player of 1953, then came In third with tour vlctorles
selected u Sunset Leacue tint and two defeats.
ltrlnl forward He .. now a pro. The Tara IICONd their lone
fealonal bueball play• wttJ) touchdown wben J'ullbacll: Char·
Clndnnatt. lie Jerry went over the middle
The Ta.rs won the alumni pme on a line buck trom two yards
lut year 68 to 66. out early In the fourth quarter.
Scbeduled to appear on the Anaheim scored three ttma ln
a lumni roster tor 195.1 include the ttnt ball and once 1n the
loel Leonard. Pomona eon.,e; third quarter to taUy 27 points.
Pete Morrll, Pomona Colle,e: The Colonllita made a net 1a1n
~ W~t. Claremont Men'a ot 220 yards-all by ruahlnc.
Colleee; lack West. Edt.on Co., They 41d not try a aJncle pua.
and Rolly PuJukt, U.S.C. The Tara made 139 yarcla rushln1
Alull\nl trom 1954 will Include and 31 yarda on three completed
Bill lnloes.. OCC; Fred Neabftt. pauea. The Tara led 9 to 8 in
UCLA; Bill Kelter, Stanford, and tlrat downa.
~M~~~ ~~~a~p~~
Members of the alumnJ from they were jult a better ball 1
1955 will Include Paul Neumann, team," aaJd Coach Al Irwtn tol·
Stanford; BJJl Wetz.el, Denny lowtn1 the eame.
Fitzpatrick, Bruce Knlpp and Quarterback Gene Hubbard
Sonny Coane, all from OCC. played the entire game for Hat·
Included on the Tar roster by bor and wu voted the player of
Coach Jules Gaee w1ll be Paul the eame by the Tar ~quad. The
Lorentzen, letterman; G eo r r e eame ended the .euon for foot·
Mabee, former Junior varsity: ball play at Newport Harbor
Paul Tamura, former B; Denny Union Hlih School.
Harwood, junior varstey; Larry
aLEX 8V'POIID, 1m M....W.
St.. c... .............. ............. ..,.... __ .
bM. 1 .. U... 5 ft. I ..........
--~-....e..s....a.
playw -.......... .......,. Ha~. letterman, and T~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~
Hall, former B. all .enlora. V
Juniors will Include Eddie JlSUftg
Pope, letterman; Tom Houston, C • ls
former junior varalty; Gary ornmerCUI
Green, transfer; John Lewt., for·
mer junior varsity; Don Babbs.
former B. and 10phomore Bob
VIllagrana, former junior varalty
member.
Here Ia the basketball 8Chedule
~or the year: • Nov. 25-Alumnl
Nov. 28-WI110n
Dec. 2-At Riverside
Dec. 6-At Torrance
Dec. g........{;allfornla
Dec. 1.2-.-So. Count. Tourney
Dec. 28--At Pa ramount
Dec. 30-Excelalor
Jan. 4-Compton Tournament
Jan. l~anta Ana
lan. 17-At FuUerton
Jan. »-Garden Grove
Jan. 2t-Oeante
Jan. 27-At .A.Dabelm
Jan. 31-At Hunt1naton Beach
Feb. 3-.lt Santa Ana
Feb. 1G-Fullerton
Feb. 14-At Garden Grove
Feb. 17-At Oranee
Feb. 21-Anabelm
Feb. 24-HuntJngt.on Beach
The varsity wUI play first and
the junior varalty second at all
afternoon games. At evening
games, the junior varsity will
play first and the varsity second.
B and C team aames wlll be
played on the same days at op·
poslte courts at 3 p.m. B teams
will play tlrat and C teama &ee·
on d.
The Tar varsJty and junior
varsity coach Is J ules Gaee with
Jim Mlllet the B coach and BUI
Straw, C coach.
A HI Neighbor pt·aequalnted
celebration wa.a held at Don
Martin's Richfield Service, 3636
E. Cout Hwy., at Poinsettia Ave.,
Corona del Mar. last w~k.
The aeTVlce station ha.a been
operated by Don Martin tor the
past month. He was formerly
manager of a service station In
Newport Beach. Mr. Martln re·
sides at 1815 Fullerton Ave.,
Coma ¥eaa, with his wife Carol
and son Rlck Edward, 16 months.
Manaeer of the station Is Bob
Myers. He resides at 1638 Santa
Ana Ave., Costa Mesa, with his
wife. Carla, and 10n, Robert
John, 6 mont.h.l.
Kt. Martin W&l born In Port·
land, Orqon. and mowc1 to t.hJI
ara !tw J'8&rl qo. Be le an
Army veteran. Mr. M)en .. aoaa
Pennsytvanla and hu Uwd tn
Costa Mesa tor 10 years. He for·
merly worked In a service Ita·
tJon In Newport Beach.
PT.4
e IIUPU ICIIOOL PTA
A panel dlecualon on crea·
tlvlty led by Jaue Hoe~rs, cur·
rlculum coordina tor of Costa
Mesa elementary echools, wu
the hl&hlleht of the recent meet·
lne of the Ha~ School PTA.
Mrs. Kenneth Leathers, preal·
dent. announced that a PTA
•ponaored movie ltartne the
Marx Br011. w111 be held Jn the
Mesa Theater at 2 p.m., Fr1day,
Nov. ~. Children w111 bring ln
canned f~ from Nov. 21 to 23
durlnr the canned food drive for
the PTA community pantry at
the Undbere School.
A Classified Ad in rhe Ens.iqn
brinqs immediate results! Celt
Harbor II 14-1 I IS and orove it !
~ IIIIU
~)
Stickler Home
Is Burglarized
A burglar uaed aa open out·
aide bedroom door to ealn entry
to the Dr. IJ. E. Stickler residence
at 3631 Seaview Ave., Corona del
Mar, Sunday afternoon to es·
cape with cub and valuables
totallne $124, Newport pollee re·
ported.
A t80 wrllt watcb wu taken
from a d.rftler ud a ., wallet
from a tv set In a front bedroom.
In another bedroom, the suspect
took SiS 1n bUJ.a from a top
drawer of a drMMr, a 16 wallet
contalnlna .. .eo In cash, a $25
atalnlesa steel watch and a baa·
ketball. Popcorn wu Rolen from
the houae, betne eaten and ecat·
teH!d around by the burelar, po·
lice added.
* VOlT J-lretbcxBI FoothaDI. Swill rUUL etc. • * RAWLING& lupKb ....W ~ * llcrc:GBEGOR 6 WILSON Goll ,....._DI. ..
IEHMa-ARCIIEilY-I'ISIIING-HUN'rllfG
MIBCBI.I.MEOUS .-oRTS m:r..l AND GANES
-.AUO-
JOYI• AND MEirS GEnUaNE tEVJS * WIGWAM lOX * DUDACI: HOODED BWEATBHIIl'I'B
AL&c::r •ow --.. --·-··-· LAY AIIDZ roa WUlAI
I Balboa Island
MDCE MYERS
UNION SBV1Cl
u. s. loyel Th ..
Hospital Christmas Party
Is Pl~nned by Zonta Club
W..W.. I PolltW119
c-. ...... ~.s.Mc.
FIEl rtCK.UP I DELIVERY
~ Harbor JOt4
1701 E. Coe.t Hl9hwey at Avac.edo
Cofofte 4el .._..,
Learn to Dance
A eervSce Pf'OJeet and bla and
little meena ot ralalnr money
_... aubjecU ot the recent Zonta
Club meetm. lwld at the Villa
Marina. 1be projeet of a Christ·
mu party for the women'• ward
at Oran~e County H~ttal wu
lntrodueect by Jlelen Stock1on,
MrVIee cha.lnn.an.
Blanche a.nz received the
"tlowen lOJ' frlendahlp'' conage
at the meettnr u a tribute to
her work u ticket chairman of
.ortes will be u.ed to belp brinJ
a ZontJan from SWeden to the
lnternaUonal convention to be
held at Sun Valley next year.
Gu.ta at Thunday lu.ndleon
In N.wport .._.. Marauertte 'lo.·
Itt ot Newport and eo.ta Mea&.
alta Boardman and Zeltha Brent ot Balboa lal&nd, Mrs. Robert
Patln ot Corona del Mar and
Mrl. Jeffrey '1. Burke ot Balboa
bland.
at the Zonta Club CarnJval held .......... Ia •• early thla month. The award wu .. p
ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL OF DANCING
:~!!. Helen Norton, dance GltJ .. E.,..,.
One ot the little fund·raJ•tna proje<U of the club Ja the Newcomer In Newport City Hall
"Zonta Hat." a becom1ne bundle Ia Mlu Barbara Boyd ot CWf ot feathen whlch wlll perch Haven, who Ia part-time aecre·
upon any member's head for a tary to RecreaUon Director Rob·
nominal fee. Jt wu originally ert Glngrteh, and clerk·aten·
loaned to the former Vlrglnla oaraplulr ln the water depart.
McMahon on the day she be· ment.
HARIOR 1925
1523 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAlt "11•••••••••c af. came Mrs. John Luther. It hu She Ia the daughter of Mr. and •• su--. tJ tte ded th Mrs. Earl G. Boyd of 3tTI Snug --.,..uen y a n e opera Harbcx Rd. M.r. Boyd Ia on ... e
Rnest Selection of
WaA.,.per in So. Calif.
with Kathleen Coleman and u.~ topped the he.ad of Ruth Bar· faculty at Harbor High School.
CUSTOM FURNITURE
DltA,ERI ES
c:ume when she waa toutmla· w1th the math department He
treta at a IOro.rlty banquet. The retired lut lune u head of the
hat wu a present to put presl· math department of Cbel.wa High
dent Eva A.spln trom a member _Scb_oo_l_ln_Bosto __ n._M_ass. ____ _
Dun~r furniture & oc.c.uorias
THADEN INTERIORS
of the Lynwood Zonta Club.
Mrs. A.spln. Maravene Galla·
aher and M.ra. Luther attended
the recent L)'Yiwood Zonta meet·
lng and presentedo them with
matching earrings and nec:klace
Which Will be rented by that
Business
Directory 2610 E. Co••t Hiqhwey
Herbor 0791
CORONA OE.L MAlt club as a small fund ralaJng pro· DII VUBCE
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•••••e••e•e••••e••················· • I • ~ WHA ... $ • • • • • ~ DOING
• • • • •
T. M. Hambrook, yourT$phone Manacer in Newport Beach • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .
Christmas gifts everyone
in your family will enjoy
#
Tlrne wre S!lea, and C'hrlltmu Ia almo.t here ap1D. So why not
take a minute out right now and JO Cb.ri8tmu ahoppiDJ for your
fam.Uy. Below are aome of the telephone gttta from whlch you
eaa chooee. They'll brtag new pieuare to your home not juat
at <::brUt.mut.1me but f!Very day of the year.
Color phoftee: J'or adclld beauty u4
CODftDltoce ba ......., roca ,_ ...
• aot. eo .. ta ,...., •·~· .,...., . .,_.. ••• blue, belp. ,...UOW,or ...,..
AJIIo ill two-toae COJDbtaat..loaa. ~
e.pedally, would be p.-...ct with ua
attr&ct.lve gttt like thJa.
lpeaker-phonee: You cua ue thJa reo
marltable oew banda-free telephone
without utt.tq the recetnr. Talk COD·
venieatly tb.rouch the m.lDJature mJ.
cropbooe. Hear at a dWtaaoa ~h
the loudqeaker. Can beu.ed like any
other phcme. too.
Illuminated dlala: When you Uft the
receiver of thla •pecial telephone. the
d1aJ lighta up aut.omatlcally. DtallDJ
Ia eaay for you even ln total dark·
ness. Juat the thing for bedrooDUI
and any other dimly Ut pla~
Wall phonea: Here'• aomethlng oo modem
kitchen should be without. Dad would find
a wall phone handy ln hla workabop. too.
It'a "out-of-way" when you're working yet
Ia atwayw euy to reach. Take your choice oC
attra,.t h·c colors.
T1lue ore jt68t o /evJ of the thmg• ft01D ovoiZ..
obz. to IIR4ke JOIU' tel.eplwfte .till more ~
fvl oM ottroctiv.. WAmt you·~ lft4U your
c~, coll rot"' telep~ buft..u• ofli" oM tolk U ouer. You'D
N IMrpriH4 MID HttZ. U coat• to giw tlaue ""I&IUGl yet ts·
,.,.._,,~ ,..ceiNI ,.,,.. ~M (/ yow coll tiOtD, ~ou'U N nra to
uw ~~ M piMt~ 0/ «tiM for CAri.ttMCU.
• • • • •
IEET • n •IEITIY-Y .. GIIEF ••te~
Chlef ~·tor f« Pacltlc Telephone'• Kewport Beach uchan ..
11nce a., Kn. Gentry bu Men the loc&l fOrce ot. tel•phone
operaton ~ from 35 rtr .. 11 yean aao to a current tOtal o( • 1to. Tbe telephone woman h u Ju.t completed 32 yean of aerY· see tn tM .. u a,am. She buaeen at (lnt band the tabulou.
powth oC th1l area and reeaU.. for INtance. that there wen.
only UIOO telepbon• ben when ahe came to Newport-Balboa. TodaY that number baa pown to J&!SOO and lt'a at.Ul lncreu· tna. Stutt~ IMr c:areer u an operator ln J'ullerton after ll'ad·
ualton trom that ettT• hlJh ICbool. Kn. Gentry later 8fi'Wd u
a -~ tn A.nahetm. (J\ 1JIO abe wu appolnte4 evenJnr
dlJe( operat« In the A.na.beUn omce and wu nam.d PUlleorton dlW In 1132...,... Gentry and Mr hu.aband. OaJe, live
at 113 In JC.wport .e.da. S. OWM a DbatmaeY In 'I'M woman'• claQiater, lira. l acqulyn Ruhl
!fewpart But.or B1atl and now mak• Cal1fomia at 1"rM:y. ""11M .... twtn 801111.
INSURANCE
"Be Sure-Insure"
WITH
STANLEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone Harbor 2474
3315 E. Cout Highway
Corona del Mar
Res. Phone, Uberty 8.7315 ,.
SCBOOLS & DISTJIUCTlOif
REAL ESTATE
Contracting
Insurance
Continuous day and evenl.ng
classes for prep4!atlon to
pua the State exam.
Call or write
For I.ntonnatton
AL TYLER SCHOOLS
1611 K. Bro.dway, Santa Ana
Kimberly 7.3511
KEIJog 8.2513
Let Me Teach You
CIIDIA •AJllfTIIfc
Convenient Class Lessons
LI 8·5648
GLADYS TRACY
1928 Itvtne Ave .. Costa Mea&
aUJLDDIC su•n.ms
CEMENT
AND
BUILDING
All Klnc»-Free Estimates
UBERTY 8-6109
IIOWEIII IBA&n:JI&D
LET us SHARPEN
YOUR
LA WNMOWERS--SA WS
Knives. Sctsaors, Etc. Ube~8-5137 J. A. ldlnc
188 ~ Merrlll Pl., CoSta Mesa
•ADITDfc
Pllm•
IL W. 1 ..
Ueerl.led U 8·3321 or lJ 8-512'7
210 Avocado. eo.ta Mesa .......,._r-=-:;-EI I SIUI.
P Al!f"'mG CONTRACTORS "Color matching a specialtY''
W«kmanahlp cuaranteed
418 l'emleaf. Corona del Mar Har.!!"ct\.~ !t.s~~~-w
ft.U'IODfQ
All-TIME BUILDING
RECORD FOR NEWPORT
---
....
'nle Newport 8H.d\ BuU4lnr tlJ,OlO; 615 Malabar, Sl&725; l&n1C&
Department hu already broken 121 Malabar, $19,4!50; n8 Mala· @ -l •spat ....
Its prevtou. reeonl tor yeetly bar, tl7370; 724 Mal&bar, SlB.· •••r=t .....
volume ot buUdJn• permits Ia· 725; 730 Malabu. 118.456; 1431 ...._ IGI
sued. and there Ia .Ull more thaJl Bonnie Doone. $17.215.
a month to go ~ the boob e J.IDO ISLE ";-. •::v. ':'
&re-dOlled for the year. Georee Gaudin, 2-atory, 1-untt .,. .......... ..
EA11L II. 11AJ1VE1' of Ill W.
llcrf A.._. lkdboa. La DOW aa-
Mdatltd wttla ... nc:.atly •·
pm1wd I'&Chlltdcd aad lab~
dlftaloa ••• ,. lt ~
of •• A. ....... l&c:Dipocated. Ned....._ a-at~ VIa
Lido. ........ to bcmd.le tlae bier:.,., a ._. of I.Dqa.lrt.a
~ ......... aad l.&Pt ill·
clutl* .......... ill .....,.,
to ... tMna o.a.g. Coaaty.
BulldJnr lMpeetor Raymond dwelllne at 538 Vla Udo Nord.
Glenn reported thla week that lot(),OOO; l ohn Leue. alterations
the total for 19515 hu cllmbed at 210 VIa Lorca. $200.
over IIUIOO,OOO. The previou. rec:· e KEWPOIIT IIEJCIITI
ord for an entire year wu Ot B 18 629 OOt establlabed 1 1951 to uer, cabinets In kitchen,
• • · n • 2804 Cliff Dr $1 000· Rkhard the year that the mJllton·dollar· ColiiM, l ·ltorY, 1-~nlt' dwemng
plu. permit for Hoar Ho.pltal at 2800 Bto&d •17 980 wu Luued. . • . .
With more than a month to go. • aALaOA ISLAJfD there ta a cooc1 chance that the R. R. Morean. foundation at
total may reach $10,000,000 thJa 522 S. Bay Ft., $395; H. L. Houser, year. re--llhlngllnr at 121 N. Bay Ft.,
Here's how the annual totals SlOO; Anna We-Us Brown, addl·
compue durlnr the put yeus: tlon at 124 Grand C&nal, $2.000;
1948 ·--··-··· ··--··-··--•• 041.508 :u~am G;ne;· 1-ltory, 1·unit
1949 ... -.. -............... ·-·--4.,414.295 we nr at 1 eul, $13.280.
1950 ............ -.. ·--·--U02.376 e 8ALaOA 1'951 -----··-·----· 8,629.004 Paul Rodet, add bath at 123 1952 _ ......... -...... _ .. ____ S..UO.:MJ E. &y Ave-.. S1.630; I . W. Put·
1953 ... _.-... -.... -··-·-8.002.822 nam. addition at 4.33 M St..
1954 ---·-··-·--··--7.153.2'70 $5.400; H. H. Mullins, cuard raU
1955 (to date) -·-·--· 1,.822.000 at 303 E. Edeewater, $1~.
The BuUdlng Department was e COIIOWA DEL IIA.a
able to break the all·tlme record Ch&rlH Chase, carport at 519
durfne the put week beeau.t! of Fernleat, $1 .500: EdJth Peters.
Paul A. 1otul.lon, 28, ot HolJy. 14 more permJta for dweWnp on addition at 425 Carnat ion, $3.500.
wood. faced a preliminary hear· Irvine Terrace, totalllnJ mor~ • aA1' IB05E.I
lne on two counts of felony tlctl· than a quarter million dolla.rs In Max MIUft', add bath at 2522
tlous checlal In Newport Bea<'h value. All of theae permtta werP Vlata. 1750.
justl<'e court at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Issued to the Maceo Corporation. • •EWJOIIT this week. The-followtne pennlta were Tf'd Reed, carport at 33 Chan·
Mr. JohnJSOn was booked by w uf'd during the put week, to-nel Rd .. $350; Glenn Colt, eye-
Newport pollee on the c:hargeA talllng $350.000 In value: brow ov~hanr on earages. 1401
at 2:45 p.m. Wf'dnesday, Nov. 16. e DIVDfE TEaUCZ W. Balboa Blvd., $100; Robert
He was arralened Jut Thursday Maceo Corp.. l ·stor:J', 1-unlt BI'OM', n"' signs at 1920 W. BaJ.
and ball set at $5,000, which he dwelllnp at 1537 Bonnie Doone. I boat Blvd · S200 ; Paul Jones .
did not post. He was charged S17.9'7Q; 1543 Bonnie Doone-. m~kf' room for new bulldJng at
with cashing a $93.95 fictitious P>.600; 1437 Bonnie Doone. $18. 111 ' 20th. $100: C H. Church. ca·
check at Bidwell's Shop for Men 400; 1519 Bonnie Doone. $17.21 5; bana at 221 19th St., $1~:
and a SSO fictitious check at 1515 Bonnie Doone. $1.9,010; 1501 Bushnell Electronic. sJen tor
Richard's Udo Market. Newport I Bonnie Doone. $17.9'70; 718 San· Harbor HI F'l and Interior alter&·
Beach. on Oct. 26. t&nella $17 970· 723 Santanella tlon" at 3333 Newport Blvd ..
----------------·--· -·------· Sl.lOO; Lorlne C.oo~r waU at
Proposed Election Change
Brings Varied Comments
205 42nd St.. $l!i0; Hall It Cza-
mer, move-four buUdinp from
2226 W. Coa.st Hwy. and de·
mollsh two buUdJn.p.. $2.750.
Comm~nt.s and quest.loru~ from ment l.a the purest form of cov· CIIITIL
the Door highlighted Jut week's ernrnent. We would like to see --
meeting of the!! Woman's Civic: JSOmeone who represents Newport COIICIETE CO.
League durfng discussion of the Hlghts and knows ua. ·
coming e lection on amending Mr. SteUensen -In Newport I.Jb.dy 1·5501
the council election provtalon.s In Heights your representaUve was 135 c--dcll w.,
the Charter. elected by the majority In your COSTA IIEIA
JAMES D. RAY
llll'lnc a ..... ..,
1-446 E. COAST HWY ..
COlONA OR WAA
HAtMr 47U
a...w-!~4196
LUll Fll_.
'" •uu LOu
CoDIItrudloD Locma
~~ .. Y'U&LOU
sa .oa unu::a
Pllrler l11fpp C..
1515 L c..t Jtwy .. CDJC ..._ u n• a s.s111
(~!.He r.u ... h8dll)
Speaken~ were J. Leslie Stf'f· district. U.hwl~ 0.... 1•
fen.sen, who favored luvtnr the-Mrs. Nett - I know; I ran 'ell!l!················-~;;;·a~ Charter u Ia. wtth CouncU mem· agalnat hlm. P
ben elected at wa• for eac:b of Mn. Kel ~ elee· the leftn ~ &Del Andrew tiona mlaht •tanalate ~ In
W. SmJt.h.. wbo supported the ~ anli ween would
propoeed amendment. whlch pro-t7y to elect people who are con·
vtdea for election of councilmen sclous of the whole dty.
by the-voters In each district. Mrs. Waldeck _ Under the
During the du~uaslon that fol· praent system one group can
lowed the foii<'Winr comments control the whole city bfocau~ ~=====~
,... C.: 1 ... -Dt 1 t ..
AAipb.alt ,.. -Rubber :m. ,...._y .... ,..
CIILT-~
115 E. ~~ lt. c:.t. .... LmUn a.as2 22 Years ln Oranee County ==-====~ were made: any one can run In your district
Mrs. Carl G. Waldeck -We Mrs. Duncan Stewart-A CN R b rt F b
were dls.satl5flf'd with the old taln eroup <'an put In a counC'II 0 e or es
set-up because the councilmen the-y want u they vote at larg~
In the past didn't represent us. with a lot of money and powt>r B U 1 L D E R
but rather the city at larce. Thill Mr St ff 1 ill still true. . e ensen -t would bt"
Mr. Stefftonsen-All of them euler to have control ot thE' dis ~=::::::::i~;;;i::;;!2!ZB:;A~r:b:o:r:::::;:.:' =· ='=1=0=1=======:::::. represent aU the people-. More lrfct than a district u a whole. r
people vote-agaJn.st people th&n While there ls no political power c
for people-anyway. here now one could later appear osta Mesa Lumber C o. Mrs. Forrest Allinder _ Don't with a lot or money.
you teoel that you haven't given Mrs. l ack Flore-r-I resent thE'
the present s y a t e m a fair lnference about mont>y buying LUMBER BUD.DING MA TERlALS
chance! What's to stop ea<'h votes. It ill not necessarily money ll...,..rt -
cou nell man from votl ng on Jy to that gets the vote out. Sl nCE'rl ty ipiiiiiiiiii;;iiiall9d..iliieo.taiiiiiiilli..aiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiit.iiiiil01iiiiil~ benefit their dt.trlct and retus· and hard work for a cause will
lng to vote on anything else! do lt. Dl..strlct elections might
Col. Smith-In all leve-ls of bring the elections doee to the
govl.'rnment the people elect people 110 that more people-
their own rl.'prt"Sentatlves and I would fe-el they were partldpa·
t.hey work together all rlrht tine In the government by belne
Why ket>p on trying here what I more familiar with thelr own
dOt'Sn't fit~ representative.
MN' Robert Marshall -New· -------
port Bearh Is a Jot smaller than OCC IUD TO PLAT
the supervtJory or assembly dl.s·l The Orange!! Coast Colleee pt.
trlcu; the-people sho\lld have a rate band under the dlre<:tlon of
common Interest In the city. · Howard Kay wtl march ln the
Col. Smlth-Uttle ones make HuntJngton Beach Santa Claua
up big ones. parade Dflc. 9 and will play ln
Mrs. l ohn Nett-City .rovem· the Junior Roee Bowl on Dec. 10.
Jim Whyte
GENERAL INSURANCE
Have (weatherproof washdays" onelooltwilltell ..•
• •
the modem way ...
with an
electric
clothes dryer
SEE YOUR DEALER NOWt
\,\'I I I
A IUJW1 Of p.rk and rilcfta· week. Tile JI'OifUft " on an a ·
don ~ lacladblC plans pettmt'Jltal bula. Tbe lebool ..
for tutUM kqu ... tJon. Ia be~ tumlahlnl tbe eq .. lpment and
prepared lilly a.er.aUon Director the city turnlahtna the --~·
Bob Clnartcb f« tbe l{ewport alon. Park connnl•klo memben
Beech Park ~tDn. hope to enla.rp the procram to
COmrnJ..tonen want tbe wr· Include all the IICboola.
Vf!1 to tltud)' Won eettlni·UP A study ol city ordlnan~ baa
their budget for next year. revealed that property ownen on
Mr. CIJlll1cb bu reported that harl Ave .. Balboa lalanct. can
a t1Ue .earcll Ia In ~ on remove the larp popular treN
two Jots propoeed to be added to fn the city parkway In front ot
four dty-owned lots near Chan-their home., but must p.,-the
nel Pl. and 44th St., Newport CCMrt after rettlnl elty permit·
Beach, for the planned Channel &lon. CornmlsaJonera have voiced -• & IOIIfiiOII .... 6ew U... .S.. th d ire that --........ ...., .._. .. ~ ..... 6"1 wlddt Park. He aaJd the owner of the e es .. ~ .. -... ,. owners tolliiNd tile • ..._ .. hr ~ lltalge4 cdoot Jots Is In AlukL buy small trfoes to replace the __________ ..;_ ___ .....::.. __ .....::.. ____ ---------------
A aoltbaU park for younger poplar trfte whkb have boated o· bl d v t E t rt . d bo,. and a triangular public cement •tdewaJu and aent roots IS a 8 8 5 n e a In e
sWimming beach are planned for up Into Jawn.a. Property owners w h d p
the area. He said be would llke must pay the coR ot repair1n& •ft o•lnner an rogram to have thls park project In the sldewallu. At an earlier meeting
budget for next year but it P r 0 Pert Y owners protested
mi ht be dela,yed by the legal against the trees.
gk eed d to obtain the two A recommendation was tor-~ n e warded to the Newport Beach
a0111foro IIATCBU nmoww
Membera of a kld gang have
been throwing burning b ook
matches on roof tops In the
neighborhood, C. E. Van Hall of
YOU till
IIRIID ..
F;om 50 to 60 boya are taking clty council to permit people on
part in the city recreation pro· Newport Island spending their
gram from 9 a.m. until noon own money to beautify the two·
each Saturday at the Horace En· lot park at the entrance to the
aJgn School. he reported at the Island. After the lmprovementa
More than 20 disabled veterana
were entertaJned last week on
Wedn~y by the American
Leeton AuxUiary Unit 291. VIn-
cent Cuaum.no of the Legion
hwt prepared a apagbett1 dtn·
ner for the veterana. which w aS
aerved by Auxiliary members.
monies for the program, which 424 Helltrope Ave., Corona del
Included DoUy Stewart at the Mar, complained to Newport
pla.no and the "Harmony Croup, Beach pollee Friday, Nov. 11. He
women Martnea from El Toro. asked o~lcers to lnveatlgate,
Gltt.s for the disabled veterans claiming that the gang attempt-
were provided by local mer· ed to tear the mirror off. hla ear. chan~ --~~-----------.~~~~~~~--~iH~~~ .. ii Other projecta of tlte Legion
P com taln the park, It was reported.
Commander of Post 291. Frank
Moore Jr., was master of cere -:==========:::;:~~ark~~~rnlaa=:::•o:n~m::ee::::tln::!~lu;::t are made, the city would maln----------------------------------------------
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ala. colorful
IUILR IELL
•1 L COAST lliiiAY
Telepe,one HAIW ml
M~ tMUJ ~twJ4.
DADQOA.ft'ED ro•
IIDDIES' TIYS, .............
3101 E. c.c.t Jlwy. at J-\Mt c.-a del llcm
<Next to All American Market)
IIADOaU. * AIM at 5ZI E. -.cl lt.. Ia LoDg aeocta *
0... n.wCAt#NtnFI• A£,..., ~=:t~-~~ • P.ty Accommodation&
West 5th St. at Santa ADa BiYer * "--~-SANTA ANA PH. II 3-8311
LIRIA TIAYB. SEIVICE
• IAUOIDI
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ller9tag '!'be Coanal Area P• K_,ly 10 Teaa
Ill Ocleaa Aft. 8yatt '-1111
Harbor Students Promoted
By ROTC at Claremont
Harbor area students who have
received promotions and awards
In the ROTC Battalion of Po-
mona College and Claremont
Men's College Include the fol·
lowing:
Bruce Cordon Baird, 1952 grad·
uate of Harbor High, son of Mr.
and Mrs. S. D. Baird, 2142 Mira-
ma r, Balboa, has been deslg·
nated commanding officer of
Company D. He Is a senior In
Claremont Men's College, and a
cadet first lieutenant In the
ROTC battalion.
Richard W . Larkin, Jr., son of
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Larkin. 265 1
Bayshore Drive, Bay Shores, has
High, has also been designated
commanding officer of Company
B. He Is a senior In Pomona Col·
lege, and a cadet first lleuten·
ant.
William M. Jeffrey, son of
Mrs. Phyllis Jeffrey, 312 Nar·
clssus. Corona del Mar, ls a
member of the Battalion Color
Guard. He is a junior In Pomona
College. and a cadet sergeant.
120-30 Club'
Is Organized
been promoted to cadet flrst "Keys In the car," an lnterna·
sergeant. He Is a senior In Clare· tiona] project of the "20·30" Club
mont Men's College. to draw people's attention to the
Gregory F. Wright, son of Mr. car theft hazard, wlll be the pro·
and Mrs. Roland A. Wright, 2910 ject for the newly organized 20-
Cllft Drive. Newport Helehts. haa 30 Club o1 the Harbor area.
been designated a member of In order to receive a charter
the Battalion Color Guard. He Is from the lntentatlonal organlza·
a cadet aergeant flnt ct.. and tlon, young men o1 thU terVioe
has been a member of the drlll club muat co~ a 'PrOJect.
team and JUte team. Be ts a More than the '10 ~ve
1953 craduate at Newport Hat· member's neceaary to a pply for
bor Hlgb School and a Janlor in a charter h ave ahown an Interest
Claremont Men'a College. In the club, acconflng to Dick
Tom Henderson. .on ol Mr. Krull of Corona del Mar, who Is
and Mrs. T. W. Henderson, 430 acting chairman of the new VIa Lido Nord, Lido Isle, bas group.
received the Dlstingulsbed Mill· Other temparary officers In·
tary Student award for outstand-elude Allan Thomu of Costa
lng scholastic and ROTC W'Ol'k. Mesa. secretary; Dick Miller of
Tom, a 1952 graduate of Hatbor eo.ta Mesa, treasurer ; and his
LECAL lfOTJCE brother, Robert MUler of Costa
p Mesa. project chairman. Meet· Xotlw of Sale of ll..s 1 opert1 tnas are held weekly at 7:30p.m. at Prt9Gte lcde • No. PASADENA P-14,157 at the Sea.sport Landing Restaur·
ln the Superior Court of the ant on Mariners Mlle.
State of California, In and for the The 20·30 Club wu nrst or·
County of Los Angeles. ganlzed In 1922 at Sacramento
In the Matter of the Estate of with the Idea that ''Youth, to be served, must aerve," and It Is !~~ Pattlaon' Sheuby, De· fitted particularly for young
Notl~ ls hereby ctven that the men between the ages of 20 and
undersigned w1ll sell at private 136. As a service club 1t sponsors
sale, to the highest and best bid .1Iocal phila nthropies with. three
der subject to conftrmatlon of I main national projecta. the
ld Superior Court on or after "Keys In the Car" project, a
:e 28th day of No~emHI", 1955. constant drive against rheumatic
t Ita Trust Department at 160 fever, a nd the orlc1nat1on of ~ Colorado Street, Puadena, "aafety Sally," the little girl sign
County of Los Angeles, State of used at crosswalks.
Calltomla, all the right, tlUe and
Interest of said ch!ceased at the AI K h 47 ttme of death and all the rteht. I m.! U n 1 1
title and Interest that the estate
~~!~-::: .. or·~ of Balboa Dies
other than or tn addftl011 to that
of said deceued, at the time of Mrs. Alma Jtulln. 47, of 1!104
death, In and to all the certain Ocean Blvd., Balboa, pasted
real property altuate In the away after a abort Ulaeu In
County of Orange, State ol CaJJ. Hoag Me morIa 1 Ha.p!tal on
tornla, particularly de.crtbed u Wednesday, Nov. 16.
foUowa. to-wit: Fueneral ~ tor Mrs.
Lot Five (5) ot Block TWm· Kuhn were held on Prld_,, Nov.
ty-two (22), ''Eut Side Ad· 18, In St. lames Eplacopal
dltJon to Balboa Tract." u Church, Newport Beach, con-mown on the Map recorded ducted by the -.v. Jobn l'arlces,
In Book 4, Page 20 ot M.18eel· church rn.lnJ.Rer, lntemebt wu
laneou.a ~~a.-. ~ ot Or· private.
ange County, c.lJtorn1a. Mrs. Jtahn had retlded In the
1be above delcrtbecJ JII'O· lla.rbor area r. -tale ~ .ven ~ Ia a.t.o lmGwll u UOI ,..... SM 1e larllw<t by ller
Eut Balboa Jloulftard, Bal· bubud. WJWU:l K. JtUhn; •
boa. caJJfonda. 80D. WlWMI &. It_... h .: her
TenM at sale cub In lawful IDOtJMr, Mn. AliDa IrWin ot E1
monq or 1M UoJW ..,_ 9ft c.r~-. eaut: a -.t, ,.;.. 1. E.
c:onftnDadon ot ea1A ot l*t eub OarcJoa. and fourtb bfotb..,
and ~ ~ b1 note w tllla m , AJMrt. John 1111d
111CU1M by llartpp 0t1 Tru8t a..ate. 1rW1D « tile San Fran·
Died oe CS.e Pl"'*t:t t~DIOI4. ,._ et.eo -a.ra. ..,._ MortuU)'
Pllf c.t fll ...,.trt blct to .,. ill c..oa delMar _. an eharae
...... .. ..... = .. =·=·=-=P'I::::.,= ....... =====;j •.t.ot ..... t.Miawrttina,.. .
... wfll ......... at tbe .... ak1~·~u..aa.• lint publtc:ew. ...., ......
ton ... c ...
MWK or AMee~ JrrMA.
.. Eueatlllr " .... 'WID f/llf.W. PattiiDD ••• ,,, ... .... w-.... ., .... . ~Jr:J.k~.~ i==,UD IOI!MU
All _.,. lit 1.-r . r-:r-=&'::''' • tr·i .... a n.~t;-. ................ _ ..
Auxiliary were dltcussed at their
meeting held earllet last week
at the Newport" Legion Hall. Mra.
Robert B r lgga, rehabUitatlon
chairman, reported $111 worth of
gilts taken to the gift shop for
the Long Beach Veteran Admlnl·
stratton Hospital a week ago.
Mrs. Herman l oh.naon, junior
actJivtJes chairman, announced
that juniors would receive mem-
bership pins. Other reports were
ctven by Mmea. Adrian Noel,
Tony Boetto, Kenneth Markham,
Cecil I nns. Mrs. Robert Tracy
and Miss Lorna Johnson were
Introduced as new members.
Guests were Mrs. Betty Smith,
president of the Costa Mesa Le·
glon Auxiliary, and Kenneth
Johnson. Hostess was Mrs. Tom
MIUs.
* DIAKOKDI
JIOIIIOK uaana * .utaa
IPEJDEL JEWELBT PO •. IIEif
1KWELa IT ftiPAm * 00LD evPP LIII'D
CVLTVUD nAIIL JEWEI.IlY *
SOMETHING. NEW
under the sun • • .and stars
A Dome Car wwiBa twwo decka-
and eve17 •••• •und_er ••--••
I
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~ ~ -I •• ' ..,.....ei\WAA.~ . . .
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-•rlftnt't_ • • • IAI .. .................... .... , .
ft"'' A .....,. • .,. Jatar.
......... ..a.ct • -,.. ...... '-BY -..,.,, ....
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,
Jf..-port at)" CounclJ Voted
Mocwlay1 Jf01r. 14. to deny the re-
Quett Of tiM Lido Shops .u.n. to
parddpateln the Chrt.tmu dec·
ontloft plan lor the Udo Sbop· ...c.m..
"HOWDY NEIGHBOR!"
Jfew resJdeotlta at tbe top o'' old 8011, l ohnny, Ia already en·
Goldenrod An .. Corona del Mar, rolled In Corona del Mar School. we wW ... ~ .. ....._.
are Mr. and .Mn. Walt« C. Pear· Mr. Monaen held a supervla-.,... wt~ -r .....a -1
.on, who moved 1ft early thLI orlal poattlon with the Los An· .. u.
month. The Peanlona ort&fMUy aeJea D&JJy News before it ceued
came trom ~~o. when Mr. pubficatlon. He ~rved overseas NOW BOOKING
Pee.non wu retlrecl from tbe wtth the army for three years I SPRING CllUIBFJI
CbJcaF Park DWb1ct.. lira. Pear· durtnr Worl4 War U. Mrs. Mon· Te 'n.
.on &Do worked foe the park .en taught school In La Ca.nada CABIIBEAlf
PAGilfG AU. WOMEN wbo
know a real nlue wben tb457 Me one. THE CLOnll3 ROBS!! on
Balboa laland made a lucky
pu.rehue of ortetnal ecarvee by
~===========~i Vera • • . truly eoxqulaJte one~~ = meant to eell toe $1G-BUT-
h,.e'a the BIG 8000P -u a
PR.E·BOIJDAY SRclAL (WhUe
the'T Jut) they're oUerln1 them
tor only tU~! Look 1at.. theee
lll'ftl't just ordinary ecarva;
they're hand·rolled PURE SILit
and StLIC CHIFFON, 31 tncha
8qUare, and ln apect.acular tall
colors! The prl.q,e. are hand·
ecreened! Bec:auae they're auch
nice people, they'll even box and
&1ft wrap them tor you. The IUP·
ply Ia Vf:I'Y llmJted, so don't de·
lay eotn1 to The Clothe. Horse.
215 Manne, Balboa laland.
-.......... ••rt•• .. '" ........ t.r aaDAniC&'I .. CDM. ........ ,..,.. ..
..... ...., ••••• PJ ....
t-'11 __.. ... ••'h I ..t
lpulrlntr r. the uaoclat1on,
Selly f'leiD1JI( of R.lcbard'a Mar·
at ..set that the request was
made beeaue the City Hall has
.., mud& street ftonta1e In Udo eem.r. ..
Councllm.an Gerald Bennett
~nted that 1t the City
CounoU would participate tlnan·
elally In thla decoration plan, It
would have. to participate ln
plana of all other bualness dis·
trlcta In the city.
dlatrlct. The couple have Uved for a few years .
In Oranee County tor aeveral • • • ADd"'-
yean and came to C.Ona del Newcom ers to Amethyst Ave., MEDITEIIIlAJfEA •
save
money ............... ..,... ...... ,.. ... r,
• • • • • ••• • •• . . ... ~ .. • • • • ••••• • • •• . ... , ~ . . ..,.Oo_ . . ... .......... ,. :
ftAU fAaa e
A .. . ••• • •••••
Cal1111 ... ,
dndla tecllrJI
W. L LANDIS
OB
L E. CAIRNS
l.u.ty I.JIJI
., E. 17th ...
COSTA,MEIA
: X P f Q T P 1\ (If ' N 0
..
• • •
• A c:aan.-. ,.._.MEJiDous
barvaiD ••• wttb eo mucb
eye .. , 11111 yoa'U waat oee lew
,...,..u. .....a1 ·-trlft&. JIAJlTIII'S P'UurnraE bca a
IM1 lftCIAL tlala WMir -a
JIAft.& I UGD SCOOP. 11 ..
..... wttla plallt. CID4 C dec·
....tift ., ...... Jldt perfect ·-.,..... ldtdMa or ludlWCI'f ••• ....s ....,...,. pracUcally arv.
DfG "Ell AWAY at 15.15. ht·
w pbODe cm4 neene ooe be·
c:aue 0... CIN a popalar ......
• • • aDd at tbb ...., low price
..,. pndlct a ..U oat. ~
""bot"" lt.D .. yoa.r holiday
li8b a UAII TalVET tor oaly
75c:. Yoa'U .. IOid oe tb ..
• • • cm4 du.na glocl you weNI
At ll8tia PGftll~ 1115 Bar-
bcw 81~ Coata Neea. U
a.51S1. • • •
TAKE IT FROM US (we'd like
to take 'em!) the best dressed
bottles are hanging a r o u n d
ISLAND UQUORS this RUOn.
You never saw such a terrltlc
stock of fancy decanters (tilled
with your favorite bourbon or
acotcb. of course) and wicker
.baskets wttb combinations of
liqueurs, hora d'oeuvres, cham·
paenes. The re -usable bottle Is
"on the house'' ... makes a per·
teet rUt tor that apeclal client,
~ relative, apeelal IUY·
Klnda' na. too, for your own
Olrlltmu lOCk. What could be a
happier .olutlon to your Glft
L1st than a bottle of hla favorite
brand ... a 100% PROOF Sure
Hit. lsland Uquors. 220 Marine.
Balboa island. HA 1394.
Knit
... Ill ........ ,.,
OIIISTIAS s. Ear .•• s. Qllck
WE'LL SBOW TOV aOW
As low ca 11.35. wb.lda IDdudM
,..., patt ... GDd you ~
Ellilllllllreqll'!
YARN SHOP
1'7C7 L Coast IIJ9bway
Cololla del Jlar llA 0157
BOOBS
Mon. thru S11t 10 11 m to !'i p m ~
........ ,... ........ u
......... eC ... Jwctrr -wM illb:aalf owa a 11ft. Nly
-~· ... _, awpel6 ...... ,... ...,. .......
....,... ........ et tlall bad· _ _._ .. ., ~-... ~ ........ -'"· ............. p ... loU..
..-t tbu ""It ....,.,... Jldt ....
... Gild 6111 Jlcataow a.~.
T bat • a ID:aDATJDcrs TV.
2751 E. eo.t llwy .. CDM. • • •
Everything about Mona Tal-
bot's ahop REFLEC"J'S eood ta.ste.
You see It In every MIRROR ...
for mirrors are her stock In
trade! She apeclf..llzes in wall
decor, both residential and com·
merclal, but don't let that stop
you lf you want something more
"personal" . . . tr'ln.stance, an
antiqued Perfume Tray (the
Very Latest Thing accordlne to
Vogue) or a mirrored Shadow
Box ... and, for a real Conver-
sation Piece, a mirrored LAVABO
A.ND SCONES! Last week ahe
featW'ed Luau Llte Candle. at
$1.50 and sold out. But hanr on;
ahe rushed another order and
you atUl can get one In time for
your Thanklgivlng table center
piece! Call HA 5403 and have
her reserve one for you. MONA
TALBOT, Dlattnctlve M I r r o r s ,
2760 E. Coa.st Hwy., CDM.
City Manaeer 1ohn . SaUon
aald that perhaps nut year the
City Hall could tie In with an
over-all decoration plan for the
Udo Shopplnl Center.
(Advert!Mment>
Your
Health
IIEADACBD
OPTD1WE,
DA.IfQU
SIGJfAL
l. E. He~Mfrlcb, D.C.
Although a headache ls a palft.
ful experience, oftentimes the
one who sutlers from It should
be thankful, tor It Is an Indica·
tlon that aomethlng is wrong
with the mechanism of the body.
It l.s like a red light on the rail·
road track that wam.s one to
stop, look and listen.
Headacba may mean that
somethJne ls wrone with the llv·
er, the stomach, the ears. the
eye. or other organa. It's the be·
glnnlne ol preventable Illness.
and It comes as a wamlne In
time to repair any Initial mla·
chief and ward oU the ultimate
consequences. Ta klnr an aspirin
or other drue to relieve the head-
M E M 0 T 0 G u Y s WITH ache Ia like the ostrich puttlne
DOLLS : there's a arand selection his head In a hole In the ground
of DIAMONDS at Roberts Jewel· to avoid danger. The drue may
ers, all (lawlessly cut and temporarily relieve ~ p&ln but
mounted. Next surest way to wtn will not remove the cause.
hft approval Ia a Bulova watch Chiropractic adjustments re-
or a piece of Robe co.tume jew-move the cause ot many types
elry ... a aure hit wtth any ot headache and may avert fu·
Ml.ss. Or have you thought about ture trouble.
Mar from eo.ta M.eaa. Balboa laland, are Mr. and Mrs. • Stealublp. -.a.1111. aa.u..
• • • Robert B. Bernard and their three • Hotel ........_.
U Alfred 1. Mon.sen Ll speak· children, Including Bryn and • Toun • ,...._...1'lctleel
Jne to hla wtfe, Ruth, they've Bret Bernard, three·year-old twin * 110 IEBVJCE CIIAIIG& *
probably already healed their ss.ter and brother, and a little
dltferencea ln lut Saturday's daughter. Brooke, who is 21 MUTUAL nmt
football eame, becauw be l.s from months old. Mr. Bernard 1s su -AGENCY
SC and bJa wtte trom Ua.A. How-~rlntendent ot clalms with State
ever, they have manapd to over· Farms Mutu-.1 Insurance Co. ln • Harbor 1248
come ~lr traditional rivalry Santa Ana. Before coming to the Coline Glbbona, Dorothy •
each year-in tact they really Harbor area, the family lived in McKfmDA. Mar~ertte =• .._ met 'tJuouah ICbooJ activities. Manbattan Beach. Mr. Bernard is eo E. ,.. __ _ • r. -..u-.-wy. at
They moved to Opal Ave., Balboa a former U. Commandft with
I&Jand. to 1et away from smog ;.Niiialiv;iiali.iiAiiviiilaiiiUiiioiiln~. ~--~~-.:.!:==~===tro=m=P:.O::; .• :CD=il:l==:: and hay fever. They came to the r
Harbor area from La Canada and
previously llved foe ten yean ln
San Gabriel 1bet.r wven-year·
'
flOW llb1.D*
fndudel 4
IWimmmg pool
and clublaovte
for ruUient.
of the fleW
Hakcrul
UNIVERSAl
TOASTMASTER
PII£11ATIC TIAST£1 .... '····· Actle• .....
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l•t ..• , ••• ...... "-" II 1 It e • I f .
..... ,.f'fecot -.
$2750
I IIlLI IEPIIIT Wll IIIII YMI a:T!
21.15 116
2-SLICE
*CROWN HARDWARE*
•A IIOOSEIIOLD DUUliUJif ITOU"'
We ......
Cnnna Starpl * We Cut
Eeys * we aa ..
CrowD I .....
a necklace ot carved abalone Plaoaet J1arbcw 5471 • 451C JIDM)a 132
shell or antique ear rings from '1'110 Canaatloa. eon.a del JC
an estate! And for you gals :=====;::=====ar=:.!_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~U~tn;;EAST;;;;;CO;;;AST;;~m;;GBW;;;;A~T~'====~OO;IIOJI;~A;;D;a.;IIJ;;a~La~ who're on the hunt for the Right
Man's glft, bowz about a hand·
tooled leather wallet or aDver
I'D01leY ellp f A pen "n pend! aet
« -hold everythfng! -~
smart eold cuff Unk& so "man
tailored" he'll strut around all
day In his shirt sleeves. Huny
on over ... they're Cull of good
suggestions at ROBERTS 1EW ·
ELERS, 2231,1 Marine, on the
Island. P.S.: Use their Lay-Away
Pla n. • • •
1>00 goae. It l1Da11y 1acqt_ .
,...SI A bcmd·....a ~
1>00 COLI.D & LEASII STUD·
DE.D WJ'I'B JEWELS • • • eo
...y lllaDJ ..,..,. thtpkl"t' of
leo41D9 • dot"• w.. ,....
1EJfE OBJGDIALS, adualft
wltb on. JCMI'daD'Io ..u ..
IS.m cm4 CIDIDe ID GD ocMatle .. Jewel ca..'" DO IMal (Dow1a.
Pldo • • • ...-'11 pt yoa ooe.)
Of c.'IID'a.I'M. U yog•,. looldDg for
... et.bia9 a.~tra-faacy. ben'•
tbe Last Woard ID CGDiDe fl.
aaya a delaa jewel coller
plua an •.-..y clay"' spare • • •
IlLiiS. Ob. oae now-Spe·
dell ..... ..... up to Dec.
IStb lit TilE JOBDAR'S. 2"732 L
eo..t Bwy.. CDJI -a good
ploce TO PET.
VILLA MARINA
ISSUIE YOU OF
November Weekly Specials
PLEASURE IT GRUnY lOUCEI PRICES
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Thanks-
, g1vmg Day 20 26 21 22 23 25
During the above calendar w eek. except THANKSGIVING DAY. we Wlll serve a NEW YORK
STEAK (bone in for flavor) for $2.50. Or. if you prefer seafood. our HALIBUT DINNER w1ll be $1.50
this week.
Continuin9 with their ~icy of designatin9 certain of ~eir regul.r dinners at a grutfy reduced price
during specified p~iods as indic:.ted above Villa Marina restaurant offen weekly specials.
lllanksgiving Day Menu
U1 -• ), • ,Ctfl _s.;; ... Iced Relish Bowl s., ·ed ,A,,.,.,-~o 'Tamily Nights"
Color TV Consomme Celest .. ·e
or
Cream of Ct-den Sc-.p at
Tossed Green Salad, Spec t~l Sour Cream Dress -c on
Villa Marina
For Y CHW Dan~ing Feet • e e BiqScreen
Roast Oregon Brot~d-breasted T ur~ey. Oyster
Dressing, G iblet Gravy. Cranberry Sa~.oce
Broiled Center Cut Swordfish Stea~. Maitre d buHe r
Baked Sugar-cured Ham, Cumberland Sauce
300
2.75
3 so
Tunday
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II
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II11IIIY WFEA
twa FlEE LESSIII
AT TBE Di&OB JIVDAT
DAJICE ITU'DJO Df COIIOifA DEL liD
Tl TIE FIIST 1• PDIIHS
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ICE
in
Lounqe
e SPORTS
e MUlde
Roast Eostem Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus,
Y orbhire Puddin9 -··-·-··-··
Broiled N.w Y or\ Steeb. lordeleise ...
Snowfla~• Pot•toes
or
Candied Y oms with
Menhmallows and Walnuts
l!!!!L
m sh G arden Peas
or
C auliflower Au Gratin
Home Made Rolls and Butter
Coffee or Tea
Ice Cream
or
Sherbet
Pump~in Pie, W h;pped Cream
or
Hot Mince Pie, Brandy Sauce
After Dinner Mints
~.00
~.so
Child's Thonhgiving Dinner evaila~ et I .50
Call Villa Marina--Harbor HlO for Reservations
The Mew lloDaybeM play tar Saturday Dancing
at v-..,-Nadaa
F• VIla M I•• r•••nat~aaa ..... ~ .._
Thunckry
F'me Food
I
e Wa-IIIIAY, _,.. II Hope Scott. 31, ol tm federal
so u a ern
.PORT . ·
loe &. caa..on and Dan E. St., eo.ta ~. on Cout Bwy.,
lldn1a, bodl .ot US3 llaple St.. Newport Beech, cauam, tbe ear eo.ta llleN. 8Ufteec1 Injuries to swerve to the right and jump
and were t.aa:n to Boar Memor, a curb, Iandini tbe c-.. In a
lal Ho.pttal aft« motorcycles parkway without damare .•.
they wwe rtcttnc coWded on Clothing valued at St-5 wu .to·
Cout RW}'. near Intne Terrace len from her clothesline, Grace
at 10:05 pm .... Ot.tken quar-CroaJe-r of 211 N. Bay Front. Bal·
anttned a doc which b tt WWla.m boa Ialan<l. reported . . .
Lombardo. 8. of 101 VIa Jtavenna. e nmAY, JIOV. I t LlfhiNA llfl. 1\1,4;.' •·4 •, 'IH/~ Lido lale • · · Jack Oodwtn of A canary wearing a blue band
SantaneUa Tr.. lrYtne Terrace, with the number 54 on It new r~ed the thett ot bU d.aurh· Into the Newport post ottlce and .....
nn ""·a
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Otnr·A::...: m r•
t er • ItO bicycle • • • Ottlcer were t k t t h Th unable to locate three &mall was a en o a pe .s op. e
boys reported breaklnr beer bot · mother ot a Corona del Mar boy,
ties tn drlvewa~ in the 300 13, agreed to repair a window
block of Marouertt Ave. Corona damaged by a BB pellet from her •. e • son's gun In the home ot Mrs. C.
.. _ ... ___ _
del Mar, at 3.15 p.m. · ; · .. Mra. E. Allison of 513 Orchid Ave.,
Lonnie VIncent of 332 'L St., Corona del Mar ... Cars driven
Balbo.-. reported the theft of a by Charles J. O'Grady, 22. of El
purse from b~ car In a parkJnl' Monte and Laurel Ann Weod.sen.
lot near Newport Blvd. and VIa 16, of 308 Poinsettia Ave. Co-
Lido, Newport Beach: the PW'M zona del Mar. were lnvolv~ ln
contaJned about $!50 cub, a wal· an accident In front ot 6604 W.
let. pair ot glasses and ldentW· Coast Hwy., Newport Beach, at
cation papers and mak·up . . . 7:.26 p m. 'IWo Newport
John Scudde-r of 14.5 N. Bay Beach broth~· 14 and 17, re-
Front. Balboa Ialand, reported oenUy h aving moved ffom San
the theft of a 13~·foot boat Joee with their parents.. were
valued at $500 from In front ol taken Into custody by Santa ·-·--·--·--..... ...... -.--.......... .... ............ _ ..... ..._
·-I'CIW
STAaTS WED... JfOV. 30
,.
that address · · · Barbara sherl!t's officers on run· e TBUBSJ>AT. JfOV. 17 away charges ... Lee Axford ~~
Madonrta R. Davia of Sl2 Sea• JUversldt> reported hearing a
ward Rd., Corona Highla nds, nt· ~Cream !rom across the channel
ported the theft of a red leather which officers found came from
wallet containlng 175 caah, lden· two couples on the Corona del
Uflcation papers. car reglatratlon ~ar main be~fh who were
and two personal checks tor $6 playing around and were sent
and S5 ... A cable came loose on their way· · ·
on the fire escape on St. James e SATURDAY. JfOV. 19
School and the fire escape would Vandals cauSt'd approximately
remain to obstruct the sidewalk $10 damage to a shutter on the
until repaired the next day, building on the end of tht> Bal·
church officials notified pollee boa Pie.-... Mrs. R. K. Davis of
... T. A. AtJdnson of 3225 Ocean 4908 Seashore Dr .. Wt>st Newport,
Blvd.. Corona de l Mar, reported reported that boys on the cll!f
the theft of the license plate across from her home were
from bls car wblle parked at shooting and she thought she
Newport Harbor Union Hlrh could hear bullets fiylng around
School . . . A right front t ire but the boys were gone when of· '!!f.C~r~r~r~z~re~r~r~r~r~a~nt~,~-~nt~'lt.~'lt.~'l...~,-~'l...~'l...~S....~'l...~lll~b~l~ew~~o~ut~o~n~t~he~c~a~r~ot~G~I~o~rl~a fleers arrived ... A group sh oot.
lng against a hill In the upper
bay about a half·tnlle south of
the salt works were gone when
officers arrived . . . A burglar
alarm started ringing at 6:02
p.m. In the Brandt's Department
Store. 3321 E. Coast Hwy., Corona
del Mar. but officers could fi nd
no sign of a forced entry ...
Bruce E. Barton, 18. student of
2079 FE'dPral St.. Costa Mesa,
and George G. Dodd, 18. stock
clerk. of 111 VIa J ucar. Lido lsle,
were arrested at 10:58 p.m. at
VIa Lido and VIa Oporto, New·
port Beach, on charges of posses-
sion of an alcoholic bev.erage.
NOW
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Walkers ~~
SANTA ANA-art a& a.la
m • • DRIVE-IN ...,-~·~· . /} ~ :·I·'' \.V THEATRES .._.,
~ COMI AS TO V Alii
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• CARTOON C.I\P ~IVAL FBL SAT. & Stnf. '*
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111 PU\11'1·~ 'Ill \ll 11 "' . II ''· .. ~.
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"Siacerely Yours"
Also -"RETU'RK OF JACK SLADE"
e Sl11fDAT. JIOV. 30
Mn. Wln.ltred Hatok ot 314·
35th St., Newport Beach. report.ecl
h~ blaek nlne·toot row boat
mt.sslng from the bay front at
35th St.. Newport Beach ...
Larry Schwart7.. of 605 Poinsettia
Ave . Corona del Ma r, reported
hls black and white blcycle sto·
len from the Port Theater ...
Eric von Ehrenberg of 611 Poln·
settia Ave .. Corona del Mar, re·
ported the theft of a black bl·
cycle from the Port Theater ...
Rebe«a Hawkins, 3, of 502~ 31st
St., Newport Beach. was taken to
Hoag Memor ial Hospital with
severe damage to the Up and
nail of the middle finger of her
right hand when her brother
closPd a door at 502 31st St ....
Letters valued at from $6 to S8
were stolen from a sign In front
()( th<' P. A. Palm<'r Co. ofCice at
3333 VIa Lido, Newport Beach ...
e MOJfDAT. JfOV. 21
Gay von Mills, staying at
2101, 33rd St , Newport Beach,
wall takt'n at 1:15 a.m. to Hoag
Memorial Hospital. where her
~tomnch was pumpt'd out after
she r£>portedly took an ovedose
of pills prl'<>crlbcd by a physl·
f'ia n
Shop in the Crossroad Village
HCIJDIY SPECIAL I I I PDIIBT WIVE
11111••1 lllr SIJfla .. aart•• I Ill
FJJEN"S BEAUTY SHOP, 35, If. Mewpowt BIYd. Uberty i·2C12
.. 'De a ••• , ... Yw..e
......... 11ft n.
Oth.eor ,uta may be the wronc .a., color, « lt)'Je. And to
eome Jtemj people may be m.,p:. lut eveyone recoplzn
the care ancJ thou1ht that .toe iftto a .dlt ol Health, wbJch
Jutl fer be'J'OIId the HoUISaT . SIMOn. 1r1tb . your ,ulda~~<:e,
Ncb ,aft Je taJ..IoNd to tiM IP, ... t'8 GIWII ,..OilaJ neeck.
Otww an attraetl\le 'lbalft Gift c.tUlcate.
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City Council Delays Decision
On-Bids· for· Police Cars
Kewpon Clty CouDclllut -..ek
delayed ftnal action OD the
award of bldl on two can to be
UMd u replacementa tor polJce
du~.
MlU• Che\llolet Oo. .u.bmJtted
the low bJdl ot SlAa and $1..117
fc. OJdemoNie .... ext low bldl
~ aDC1 11.834 I« Ford lnt submitted by Theo
Roblne.
• Denied the 4amare claJma
of Joan c. Smith tor JT,m and
P. w. Smith tor 8'n50 for "trip
an• tall" lnJW'I• .uttered Aur.
18 near 22nd st. and w. Oeean
J'r'Ont. Newport.
• Approved the requellt of Earl
Bapel.l tor UcenM for ambu·
lance MrVIce at 409 E. 29tb St.,
Newport.
• Approved the reque.t of
Fanya Devttt tor Ucerwe tor
danclnr academy at 2912 E. Coast
Rwy., Corona del Mar.
tWOW1'. iiO'fiMIDM. ...
IIIALL GIPTI
& ooi.UC'IO• rrua
From Belrtu.m. Holland.
Sweden, Germany. Italy
6 En1land. ·h•••'•
., Jf .............. A-.
Kt. Robina explained that be
undenrtoocl that tbe pollee de ·
partment wanted the Ford Inter·
ceptora. alnce they were of atur·
dler. heavy • duty conttructlon,
with bopped up motor. He aa!d
be could have w bmltted c11Uer·
ent bids l! be bad known that
the city would accept pusenger
cars.
e Approved the llcenae requHt
of W. H. 'netz to operate the ••••••••••••
8 E K L T 0 a 'I .. lfaa .C ~
lfoatla• CIW'al'd ,_ ~ llla8
beea awaadecl to a a uaaa.
JIJldred III9P of Coast Proper· u.. ~ 1a la1bocL ,..
.....S. __.. fa J'OCI09Il.IUoa for
lfalttple LJatiD9 acU.tty. ,.... ....-w ua.a. moatb w u..
lilllai.M8t 8GM mode lD Multtp ..
U.tia9 cludD9 tiM moath. Mn.
Jli9p woe tbe m•tioa with
a .ale of a C:O.ta N ... lot fOI'
13.150. (EuJva Pboto)
YUI.!.E PLANS
DESCRIBED
A giant Santa Claus with a
sack on his back will be coming
down a chimney atop the New·
port Beach city hall at Christmas
time as part of the Harbor area
Yule season.. decorations.
CouncUman Lee WUder saUl
he felt that the Interceptor was
the car to b uy, and City Manager
1ohn Sallors agreed that pdce
cannot be the all determJnlng
factor ln tbls cue, because speed
and plcJ<-up are esaentJal factors.
Cooncll also:
• Authorized City Enrlneer
Bert Webb to pass on pier per·
mit transfers rather than have
eacn request come up for Councll
action. e Awarded the bid for public
llablllty and property damage In·
surance to Bay Insura nce Aasocl·
ates on the bid of $4,372.62. Jay
6 RenfTo are tbe brokers. e Received another .peUtlon,
this one signed by 25 persons on
Poppy Ave., opposing street light·
lng ln Corona del Mar. "Soon
there won't be anyone lett,"
quipped Councilman Ray Stod·
dard. "About 90 per cent ot the
orl&'fnal petition s1gners .Ull ap·
prove," aald City En&'fneer Webb. e ~lved a request from the
Chamber ot Commerce commend·
lng the city for JU survey of the
business and 10UclUng ordl·
nances of the clty, and request-
Ing an opportunity to review any
pro po&ed new ordlnances before
final passage.
Santa wiU be approximately 24
feet high and In three dlmen·
sJon.s, not nat like many such
decorations. Santa's head and
mittens are being carved out of
styra·foam. Hl.s mittens an three
feet long. One of h is lt>es wtu be
Inside the chlm~. which actu·
ally Is the city hall tower dec·
orated like a chimney. Cloth on
a wire mesh over a wooden frame
will be Santa's body. rt Is being ·-~~-........ covered with a plastic paint and •-r OIW -•
later wilt be co.lored. He Is uo· II c.i.., fo ICC
der construction now In the city -. corporation yard. Kunechl WateraJ, a Japanese
Santa's sleigh and reindeer student. a.nlved In San Francisco
will be erected the same as last Monday aboard the President
year on the front of the city hall. Wilson on hls way to attend
1 d classes In Orange Coast College.
aervlce atatlonJ a t 3400 E. Cout
Hwy.. Corona del Mar, and 3939
W. Cout Hwy., Newport. chang.
lng ownerabJP from Craig Oil to
Sunset ou. e Approved the Ucenae request
ot Fred Powell to operate the
service alation at 3000 Newport
Blvd., Newport. e Set Dec. 12 hearing date on
proposed annexation ot Harbor
HlghJanda and set annexation
electJop tor Feb. 14.
CIIJ l•ac• Sailers
H-,PI•a.lt ... J
City Manarer John Sailors and
Mrs. Sailors ot Newport Beach
plan to leave Friday for Cathe·
dral City to spend a week or 10
days while Mr. Sailors recuper·
ates from a hernia operation In
Hoag Memorial Hospital. Mr.
Sailors went Into the hospital on
Tuesday, Nov. 15, and came home
laat Sunday. ------For letterhe•da. envelooet e.l THE ENS IGN. HA-1114
r t t E GARDENER 'S
COHNE::.R
The ADswera to YOUI'
Gardeaiug Ou..tioua
byawP...,.._
QUESTION: Should .shrubs be
vouped or planted aepar·
ately?
ANSWER: Group plantln p of ·nowerlng tten and ehruba or
everg.reens In the corners of
your rarden wtll Jlive you an easy-to·malntaln oackDound
for almost any other pfantlng
you want to do. If you Hke
the idea you can connect
these com et areu with trlm·
med hedges.
We ba.. a CIDIIIplete l1ae ol
fou.D4atloe CID4 • p. c .....
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CORONA DEL MAR
NURSERY
21" E. Coast Jll9bway
... hrldag ••• btu
. -Qo1deDrod ..... ,.. ,., ...... .....
c .... , ...
The most enjoyable way to
gain physical A mental
grace, balance and polse l.s
dance Ballet and Tap. Help
your daughter thru the
ackward years.
A Christmas tree wlll be ocate lohn Sailors lr., son ot City Man· near the parkJng lot In front of aeer and Mrs. John Sailors, of Por IDfonDatloe CIDd ~ ft-. •~ Jtl31
the city hall flag pole. Newport Beach, made arranre· II'I'CIItt C-4711. .........,. OllllJIITatt •-4711 co1Ject.
Giant candles will be placed menta for the student to come to a-.. Mid Ia .. ..,..... -.Je lt.dlo oC c:::-... & ,...,.,.._
over parkJng raeten In the Bal· th1a countr7. Plana call tor h1m 1112 &.. c.-t -.c-.._...._ At~.-.._,_. nr IN boa &.rM by the BaJiaoa Improve---•
ment ~-u am.tmu deeora-tAto~lt~ve~on~~tbe~~collep~~~eam~.~p~u.~d~~~;;:=~~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;~~~;;;i tJona. The candles wtll be Hrht· •
ect Strlnp of Ch.rlstmu llfhts
will alao be stret~hed across
Main St. and Balboa Blvd.
Shops ln the Lido ~nter area
have plans to decorate lamp post
tops with wreaths sprayed pink
and blue and ga rlands will be
wrapped around the poles rolored
aluminum. sliver. red and white.
Giant 12-foot candles will be lo·
cated at VIa Ll<1o and Newport
Blvd. on VIa Lido near the New·
port Balboa Savings and Loan
Assn. and at the Newport Blvd.
entragce to Richa rd's Lido Mar·
ket parking lot.
The Blrth of Christ will be de·
plcted In a Christmas ~ne at
Christ Church by the Sea. Church
young people are working on the
scene.
The annual Balboa Island
Chr istmas party will be held at
7 p.m. Friday. Dt>e. 16, at Marine
Ave. a nd Park Ave.. Balboa
Island, sponsored by the Balboa
Lsiand Business A.un.
Christmas carols will be sung
and Santa Claus will arrive over
the bridge to hand out gifts to
the children.
T u m b 1 e weeds a re belni
sprayed with silver and red mo·
bile spirals are being prepared
to be hung from tre8 along Ma·
rlne Ave. which will be llluml·
nated with permanent lights
from nearby butldlnrs durlnr
the Christmas aeuon. Motorlata
driving onto Balboa Island wUl
drive under a rlant Della Robin
wreath before rotnr ove-r the
bridge. The wreath replaces the
giant Chrl.stmu m antle of lut
year.
Harold Chrlstler and Mta. Allee
Burke are co·c:Uinnan of tbt
bualneu ueoctatJon committee
In charce of the PIOif&m. Other
committee rnemben Include Mrs.
Vera JohMOn. Mn. Clara Spaul· 41nr. lames Bloclptt. Mn. Ruth
Pardol l Martlyn I.AM:J, KenMtb
Nichola. Lee WeCollocb. 11.-rt·
mae Tavt.. lba. 11*'1 SU1Uvan.
lin. 'nta Kna~ F.,.& alppe-
~. Mrs. JIJt.a ~ an4
Mta. Dorta lray, a.odatloll
president.
Ever_y Import a nt
''LITTLE FUR."
F a sl1ion ...
{j)AASTJ CALLY
Rrvucrv!
LA Y-AWAY NOW
For Christmas Giving
MINK STOLES
Fully let 0111 skins •••
Ranch-Wild-Royal Pastel
~hllean--SapphUe
Silver Blue
.... ....., ..
$595 MINK STOLES
$795 MINK STOLES
$1095 MINK STOLES
NOW
• ---~-• '475
• ' ... ._.-• '595
• • • • '795
lA VINGS UP TO t400 ON Oua J1UMJUK QUAUTY Mn«