HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-12-08 - Newport Harbor Ensign' DII'I'IIICl' 1 •••rwt. •• 1t. • ..... A.-lltlw YD 110 Prec. 1 (1 and 24) 116 61
Prec. 2 (2 and 3) _ 58 84
Prec. 13 (18 and 25) 65 82
239 '1:1.1 466
DISTBICT 2 ...... u.a-.a.,..
YD •o Prec. 3 (4 and .5) 37 93
Prec. 6 (8 and 17) 53 107 ...
Prec. 14 (19 and 28) 34 111
124 311 435
DISTIICT 3 u.s.,-.y......,.llr .,.., ...... ......,~T...-
'nl ao TOTAL
Prec. • (portion of 16) _ 1 24 31
Prec. 9 (11 and 26) 18 219 237
Prec. 17 cp only) 7 48 55
32 291 323
DISTBICT 4
............... CUff .....
'nl •o TOTAL
Prec. 7 (9 and 34) 29 . 142 171
Prec. 12 (15 and 20) 16 131 147
Prec. 17 (35 and 36 only)_ 14 97 Ill
59 370 429
'DISTRICT S
l4dbolllalaad
YES xo TOTAL Prec. 4 {6 and por. of 16) _ 21 70 91
Prec. 8 (10, 12 and 29) _ 39 140 179
60 210 270
DISTRICT 6
SoutiWca .. lt c... cW .......... ClUfa CIDd c.-.._ ...
Ya XO TOTAL
Prec. 5 (7 and 32) ---72 76 148
Prec. 15 {22 and 30) ----63 61 124
Prec. 16 (23 and 31) ·-··---.108 112 220
243 249 492
DISTRlCT 7
• o.tll .... ly Canoci1W ...
Ya •o Prec. 10 (13 and 33) 88 76 TOTAL 164
184 Prec. 11 (14 and 21) ···-·-94 90
182 166 348
TOTAL Corona del Mar _425 415
GRAND TOTAL .. 1~
Newport Groups Fight ·
Sewer Odor Problem
Claim Against
Bay Club Set'
. Aside by Shea
city by way ot cbanafnc air cur·
rent&.
Mr. Edwards UlJ'ed concert~
effort of all &S80Ciatioru~ to brtnc
PNQUre on the sanitation dis·
tr1ct to correct the probl~m. Mr.
Glua then auuat~ wrftlnc the
jOint lHter.
e PAVJRQ DIIC'UISED
Pavtng of atreeta and alleys In
West Ne\lli)Ort was discussed
"This matter has been bane·
Inc fire 1n C1ty Council almost
three years.'' Mr. Cubbage. said.
"It's time for tome questlona to
be asked of Council."
(1be city's Enflneerlng De-
partment ls now gather-Inc tech·
nJeal data for the formation of
an ueeasment district to pave
.treeta and &ll~ys.)
10% ToGo
In Chest
CampGigil
Ap~oxlma~ly $25,500 hu
been collected to date In the
$28.!500 campaign tor the New·
port Harbor Community Chest.
Mrs. Flor~nce Cooling, campaign
chalnn.an, announced this week.
Thls Is almost 90 per-cent of the
qt1ot.a.
Mn. Lars Lavacnino, Newport
Beach area captain, was pre·
~ented an envelope contalnlnc
a1moR $SO() from Richard's Udo
Market. ftewport Beach, which
Included $350 from the market
an~ the balance from market
employees. repreMntlnC 100 per
cent participation. G. Mark En-
celke ls the area major Cor New·
port Beach.
The Newport Helehts area was
the first to reach Its quota last
week with 101 per cent reported.
Mrs. Lee Sc:honek is the Newport
Helehta area major .
Orrin Wrtaht. aecretary·treu·l
urer of the Community Chest.
received almost $25 Crom the
Elementary School T e a c h e r s
A.un. of Newport Beach. Many
teachers besJcte. contributing to
the u.;,datlon donation alao
cave the Com m u n J t y Cheat
hOUN to houa canvua, It was
repol'teCL
Dr. J:clwud IOlum. area major ,. OlroDa 6tl ...,, .... repOrted
11 ,.
eltlef c:lertt tn
the Jf.wport lleec:b 8anlt ol.
America. Ia Jceeplnc the thermo-
meter record on the ~tace
of the fund drive on the thermo-
meter In the bank lobby. The
thermometer was prepar~ by
Huch Mynatt of Richard's Udo
Market.
Forrest Owen
Dies at Age 82
Services will be held at 2 p.m.
Saturday for Forrest B. Owen. 82,
promJnent Costa Mesa resident.
who 41~ Monday nlcht at Hol·
lywood Presbyterl.an H o s p I t a 1
after an Illness of several weeks.
The funftal rites will be con·
duct~ by the JO'r"aternal Order
of Eactes No. 93 of Bakersfield
at Parkes Ridley Mortuary.
Mr. Owen. or ''Bo" as he was
known, was instrumental ln or·
aan1z:lnc the Costa Mesa Sanl·
tary District In 1945 and served
as secretary ever since. He was
l!xteDW boara for the ot Christmas mall fot Harbor area
po.t otfJcea have been announced
by Postmuter H. Payne Thayer
of Newport Beach and Postmast·
er Verne Watson of Corona dt>l
Mar.
Otflces In Newport Beach. Bal·
boa. Balboa Island and Corona
del Mar will remain open until
6 p.m. on week d ays tram Mon·
day. Dec. 12. through Tuesday,
Dec. 20. On Saturday, Dec. 10. and
Saturday. Dec. 17, the offices wUJ
rem ain open untU S p.m. Instead
ot closing at the noon hour. 1be
olflces will be <>P6I from noon
until 4 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 11.
and Sunday, Dec. 18, tor receipt
of parcel post and stamp sales.
Mallers are lnvtt~ to obtain
labels In the otflces to Identify
their bundles of local and out·of·
town cards. By deposJtlng the
cards sorted Into bundles. dls·
trlbutlon will be expedlt~.
Postmaster Thayer is due to
open bids tocfay (Thursday) on
location for temporary quarters
for Ctlrlstmu mall.
The Vote:
1824'No,'
939 'Yes'
TIIUJISDAY, DECDOZa L 11155 The cbarte~" ~mendment pro·
position seeklnc to chance the el~ion procedure was toundly
defeat~ Tuesday In a two to one
landslide. 1be tally wu UtM to
939. Ab5entee ballotl, of whlcll
32 were Luued, a.re yet to be
counte(l.
Includlnc a b s e n tee ballots.
about 35%*' ot the cft:Ys 7.820
register~ voters tum~ out for
the el~lon.
The proposition, put on the
ballot by petition circulated by
the Harbor Citluns Le-cue.
sought to chance the pret~ent at·
large votlnc for councilmen to
the counc1lmanlc 4lsb1ct method.
whereby each cn.trlct would vote
for its own council repreenta-
tlve only. e CDK IUJOIUTY 'TEl'
Only tour of the 17 con.toll·
dated votlng prednctl cave a
favorable vote to the propo8ed
amendment. 1be.e were Pl1!clnct
t West Newport. 116 to 61; Pre-
cinct 10, northweste~"ly Cclrona
del Mar, 88 to 76; Precinct U.
also north we a te r 1 y Corona
del Mar. !H to 90; and Precinct
15. Corona HJchlands and 80uth-
easterly Corona del Mar. 63 to 61.
The propo&ition narrowly lost
In the other two Corolla del Mar vot:lnc prec:tncta. but the owr-an
Cclrona del Mar vow ... G5 to
415 Ill favor of ~ MD t=•
Two of .. ¥9'". • ..... ............. , .
Dtllrld \: .. » iiiCo -.. .... ~.-.. 2 ..
Cclrona del Mu. lG to Ja. In
Ds.trlct 6, eouthf!a.llt.el'ly Con>na
del Mar. It wu a close 2t9 to State exeocutlves of the J unior Glen Davis of Santa Ana. ln 243 "no" decision. In all the
Chamber of Comm~ w11l be charge oC t he Installation. other Councilmanic districts it present tonight (Thursday! to Maurie Stanley. president of
present a charter to the N~port the senior Newport Harbor Cham· was "no" landslide--the biggest margin being In Dlstrlct 3, 291 Harbor Junior Chamber of Com· ber or Commt-~. and Hay Lang-no to 32 yes. Lido Isle Itself
merce at a banquet at the VIlla enhelm. executive secretary. wUI tum~ In ~n overwhelming 219
Marina . be special guests. The Honorablt-to 18 vote.
James Penney, Newport attor· Robert Gardner. superior court • EDOU C:OilUCTED
ney, president of the newly or-judgt-. from Shore Cliffs, wlll also The original tabulations on th~
canlzed group. v..il1 officially re· att~nd. !J('()reboard In City Hall showed ceive the charter from Richard Tht-dlnner·dan~ climaxes th~
Fitzgerald. state president. organization artlvitle!l of tht-voting precincts 3 IBalboa busi·
Other-guests wlU be Robert 1unior Chamber. which were nt-ss ar~a) and 12 fa portion of
Heinz. state vice-president; Rob· started in Newport Harbor In (X. Newport Bei~hts l favoring the
ert Mosher. state natJonal dlrec· tolx'r Among the Cirst activities ~~en:~.;:l;.o ~ean~,::gn~~
tor, and Davtd Holt. executive of th~ rroup wUl be to a&slst the scort>board. kept according to secr-etary of the sta~ group. Of. City EmployeM Association with flclatlng wUJ be WlUlam Dennis. the floating Christmas tre-e fes-geogT&p!:.:-.ol ar e a 5 • rewal~.
president of the Santa Ana J un. U\1tlt-s. Tht-J unior Chamber Is however, that the&-two voting-. precincts w~ each sandwich~ lor Chamber. the sponsoring arrangmg choirs and caroltrli~ betwe-en two precincts that tRnt group, and William Wenke and 1 to accompany the floating n ------------------------! oveTwhelmlngly against thr pro-
Christmas Hospitality Is
Theme of COM Merchants
position A re-check on tht-el~·
1 tion returns Crom 3 and 12 show·
E'd that tht-elt'Ction boards had
mistakPnly reeorded the figures
In rE'Vl'f'S('
also aecretary of the Costa Mesa ------------Corona del Mar merchants are thl.s f'Vening IThuf<'dayl to takt-
launchlnc their Olrlstmas s hop· part In a rommunity ''df.'COrating
Tht-vote will be canvas.'led at
10 a.m. Tuesday by the City
Counc1l. The absentee ballots
will lx' rountt'd at that tlme.
Chamber of Commerce for sev·
eraJ y~ars and a member of the
Costa Mesa Lions Club.
Mr. Owen Is survived by h1s
wUe, Mrs. Etta E. Ow~n of the
home, rl51 Newport Blvd .. Costa
Mesa. and by two tons. l ames
KelseY. C>rnn and WUllam Wen·
dell Owen both ot Dayton. Ohio.
and two aisteJ"S In Ohlo. He wu
a native ~ Ohio and came to
Callfomla In 1903 and lived In
Cocta Mesa for 25 years.
w l 'oo Ltrte to Clawpy ping sea.s<>n w1th the theme of bee."
MODERN SMALL BUFFET. could ''Christmas Ho.pltallty In Corona Mrs. R. M. Bra gg is arrangln~
be uaed u room dJvtder: del Mar." This Saturct.y evening for the de<'OraUon!l. and In
lamps; electric etoYe; amall will mark the beflnlnc of ~· charge oC the df'<'Oratlng work
throw rues. Ba 2C25. nine shopping hours for the re· parties are Mr. Jordan and Bob
LOST, Lady's platiDum wrist rnafnder of the Yule shopping Patin. Dorothy Jo Swanson ls
watch. ElJin. Diamond stud· per-Iod. planning tht-E'Vt-nlng entertain·
ded. Sat.. Nov. 26. Reward. F1nal plan.s fot decotatinc and ment. which wtll ioclude somf' of
Ha 2383. sboppl.nc hours ~ made at a her tiny dan<'e tots. also th~
DECEMBER SPiCIAL breakfast roeettnc Y e • t erda Y Bubor Motherslnge.rs. and ~s
Any S tube home radio ,.. ~ at R.acan's a.taurant. Steften.en leading community p~lred fot Sl.SO Including with lta.ren ~ BrunJ.nc s1nctnc at 7 p.m. Saturday; and
parts and labor. . preddtnc. a ea.roJ &TOUP from Horace En·
Any car radio (out of the Frank Jordan reported that the sian School at 7 p.m. Friday,
car) repaired for $5.25 In· c::hrbtmu tftea wwe to arrive Dec. 16.
c I u d I n g parts and Jabot. later In the day, and that 11m Elwood Murphy ha.a arranged
White's T.V. Seorvic.'e. U 8-Sl.SO. Ray and Jobn Stowoera would .et fot pla.y:lnc of Christmas music SPINETS. sPINl:f'S. MWr&l pat up the tree. -OIM near M•le's from the Corona del Mar Com.
rental returns IJ.ke new, 80me Drtw-ID and tiM .._ Mer the munJty C h u r c h tower loud.
Salem Mapl._ Blond 0U. ~~~ IIWJ' • ....-...:-IIPMker and also at other loca·
Here's how the precincts vot~:
PNd.Dct TES lfO TOTAL
1 ·--111 " 177 L . .. .. 5I M ICI
3 ·-··· .... J7 • ••
'-........ -· .. 111
5 ............... 71 " ••
8 .. ... .............. 53 187 •••
7 ... . ...... II ICI 171
L ........ -·--· Jl 1.0 171 t _____ ... ·--II Ill lit'
10..-................ • " ...
11 ......... -...... .. • 1M
Jt.__,_ •• au wr IJ ...... ____ IS a l.,
1'-·-··-·· .. ---M 111 l. as ...... -·--a 11 ....
11-........ -.1· Ill -
17 -···-·--11 1G -
-... fiil French Provtnd&l. Save t10 to tlon. Uorw aJona the hlehway. ~ Temul just lllt~ ret Qn 'nl~ dt;y wW JMU'WWII a truck, _ __;·---------------------~:~dt. D) N. ~ s.='.:!a~'::d ~ Tar Varsity Wins 51-42
LOST, IOiei, ~ ~~J:: ~:W~ = :~ Tar ~ball va.rslty team ruard. lllx; ~ BoustoQ, cent«,
ward. J. L ~~~· .,. ..ad to _·at tile two """ 51 to a qalnst Torrance ~tine. and wblltttute cem. J..ar • aop., Cmona _, -· ·~ ._._._ lllP ~ '1\1~ afternoon ry Harper,~ CDR RIAILY RiW ~ Clarilltmaa ~ --at 7 0 ...__ In ~ a.fte lo.t,. ~ to 55 Tbe Tar Ju~tlor ....a.,. -......
cl a pIt X, J • ._ .. 0 OIDI. WW. ...... lllw.ndde Bllll Sc:bool b&ll ~ lOll at to M .......
lloan. f.L beat. ...... ,,._tto, Pl.ann·eng Need ... f'rti1Q at alwntde. ToiT&ne.'e and ... .. 110 • .......... tl05 moalltr.. Ba ~~a. u lrllldle .... 1'llt rtcbt forwa1"41. ~ .. ,..... 1D ... tV· ~muc .,... .,d c c IDil41lt n poiDb .. hJp .,... ra cle ~~··--s 5 a.... ................ To to ........ ~ rame. o.w ... 15 ......-: • a.t4. lfA Dene't II ... D e e .,..___, ftllrt IUard. ...... ll llx; J._ 11111111. ........ a... ................. ~--...
.-... -,JII~' .. I ._ Olra.ap left llur. Ia tM ... Ill
Business
Directory
IJISU'LUICK
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INSURANCE
''Be Sure--Insure"
WITH
STANLEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone Harbor 2474
3315 E. Coast Hlgh\vay
Corona del Mar
Res. Phone, HA 5232
SCHOOLS & •sTaUCTlOK
REAL ESTATE
cluses for preparation to
pass the State exam.
Call or write
For Information AL TYLER SCHOOLS
1611 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
Klmberly 7-3511
KEUog 8-2513
Let Me Teach You
CBDfA PAIJITIKG
Convenient Class Lessons
u 8·5648
GLADYS TRACY
1928 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa
Btm.DDfG SUPPLIES
CEMENT
AND
BUILDING
All KJnds-Free Estimates
UBERTY 8-6109
N OWEJIS SBAJlPEKED
LET US SHARPEN
YOUR
LA WNMOWERS-SA WS
K.nlves, Scissors, Etc. Uberty 8·5131
J. A. Boldlnc 188~ Merrill Pl., Costa Mea
I PAIJITIJfQ
Pllmla
I. W. Rou
Uc:enaed U 8·3321 or Ll 8-5127
280 Avocado, Costa Mesa
ARCHER I SHIIIII
PAINTING CONTRACTORS
'"Color matchtnc a specialtY'
Workmanship guaranteed
416 Fernlea!, Corona del Mar
127 ~ 30th St., Newport
Harbor 0347 · R or Harbor 6C177 • W
ft.U'IOIJIQ
WATER HEATERS
Sales, Service and Repalra
.IOE BECHTILI
PLUMBING
Terms, 10 Per Cent Down
Phone .Harbor 5330
WELDIJfG
Fabricating, DeslgnJng A: Maintenance
TRAILERS, HITCHES. BUMPERS
or what have you; No job
too large or too small
REASON ABLE RATES
2133 Orange, Costa Mesa. u 8·2619
BODT·PADIT SHOP
PATCH'S BODY
& PAINT SHOP
R. W. PATCH
Complete Collision Work Auto Painting
Free Estlmate.-Try Us Firat
786 West 17th St:_,_9osta Mesa
Ll 8·7:lUtS "
"'A's''
VENETIAN BLIND
LAUNDRY
'niE NEW m a c h I n e process
method. Reuonable prlc:es. Av·
erace 2 tape r.id.entlal btinct.
Only .$1.00
Bllnd ~ and rebullt.
Free Pick up and dellwry
Work doae by appotntmeat
PboM ~ l-lt701.
JO a... ow u 3·C7f
Name Ned Hill
to U.S. Board
Edgar R. CNed) Hill of Lido
Isle. president of the Mariners
Bank, has been appointed to the
National Board of Field Advisors
of the Small Business Admlnls·
tratlon.
This announcement was made
by Congressman James B. Utt of
Santa Ana, who said that the
Small Business Administration,
"originated to Insure that the
small businessman has an op·
portunlty to remain In business
and to expand, relies heavUy up·
on the advice of men like Mr.
Hill In many parts of the coun .
try."
.LirMe.lollllll
Of Bal ... Dill at 73,
Mrs. Irene LaRue Johnson, 73, ot 806 W. Bay Ave., Bal~ died
In Hoag Memorial H~ltal on
Nov. 30. She was a native of Rlv·
ersJde, and had Jived In Balboa
for slx years.
She is survived by her hus-
band, WIUiam A. Johnson; two
daughters. Mrs. Frances J. Fuller
ot San Marino and Mrs. Mar·
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'!'be IP'lnc pUottnc cl.. ot
the Balboa Power Squa4ton,
wblcb lJ open to the publlc. wUl
1tart at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23, l1l the
Newport Harbor Yacht Clu~
Commodore Curt Doah an·
nounce~~. 11le next meetlnc ot
the aquadron wtlJ be held on
Jan. 19 In the yacht club.
LUCKY LEGIOD AIWE K•8etb L Jell•-Ia
proudly boldlDg elpt of tJae ldM IS c:laecb M
nee~.-at a ,..., w ... •d.-y ...U.. of u..
Kewport Barb« ~ Legs-Pa.t Ill Jw
be1D9 pnMet wbeo Ilia .,.... wca dlawa .. tiM
att.GdaDce dnlwtllg. ~ tM alatlt cbecll
at tbe left is a:aother J[e~a JobD.Ioa.. llllllddle lD·
ltlal "'Jf,.. wbo is eatertalameet C'CIIDJal"-
......... tor tbe ............. ftce t l •
----.~ ............ F-ar lloen Jr .. cwn-cmdw oC tbe ...._ ,.._ etgtat
daecb a-is taoldlog .................... ..,
....._. wbo .....a•t 1D att drrae wta.a ~
........... eaJled at ... -'Pt ,...sou .....
lap. (Eaaip pboto)
Dana and Glncer Lamb ahowed
their fUma on survtv,al In the
desert at the lut aquadron 4Jn.
ner on Nov. 17 ln the yacht club.
B. H. Palm of Bay Shores won
flrat place In the member con·
test of summer pictures wtth hls
elides of the Honolulu race. Pre·
aented certJflcates as graduates
of the junior navigation class
were Dorothea•Grlmes, Ray MJl-
ler, Stroller White and Donovan
Johnson. Certttlcates were a1ao
given to the 30 craduates of the
aprtnc aearnanlhlp class. Com ·
modore Dosh plUJded at the
meetJnc.
JAMES D.
Girl S.:oub
e ftOOP KO. II
Girl Scouts of Troop 19, New-
port, sixth graders, were given a
special treat when Mrs. Ralph
Larrabee, 1306 W. Bay Ave., of·
fered the Larrabee yacht, Good·
will, for an over-nJght stay.
A coUee can stew was pre·
pared by each girl at the Scout
House for dinner. Sldts were pre·
~nted. and the'tl the Troop, with
their sleeping bags, .sojourned to
the Goodwill for the night.
Breakfast was served at the
Scout House the next mornJng.
Chaperones who accompanied
Troop 19 were leader Mrs. Sam
Hill, Mrs. Arthur Remley and
Mrs. Wlldan Thomas.
A short time ago, the girls met
at the Balboa Pier to ride bl·
cycles to the Newport Pier for
lunch and to learn a few funda-
mentals of camping on the
ocean front. This trip will help
the girls get their cyclist badge.
Mrs. Emmy Lou Brubaker ta
co-leader of the troop. Girls who
belong are Helen Hill, Jeannie
B r u b a k e r , Jo·Alme Remley,
Cyndy Farnsworth, Sandy Wal-
lace, Patricia Aldrldce, Susan
M as t e n , Patricia MacDonald.
Dorothy Bush; Florence Sottle·
myre, MUdd Merriam. Linda
Ryael, Mary Eloiae Tbomu.
Dledre Corn, Bridget Hunsaker,
Renee Carswell and Marina
Dorey.
, ... , ...... Set
Fer ..... ,, lee. II
.
Orange Coast Hi-Y Groups
Hold Induction, Installation
RAY
IIINI11 a.~r~c~~r
)446 E. COAST HWY.,
The annual new member In· of all senlor year students In· CORONA DEl MAl
ductlon and installation of HJ .y , terested in a co-ed "Y" club was HAIMr 4761
and Tri·HI ·Y Councll officers was held at St. Andrews Presbyterian R.atd•ttee: HAtltor 41"
held Sunday In H u n t I n g to n i~h~u~rc~h~Tu~esd~a~y~e~vie~n~ln~I~·~I>ec~~· ~6~. ~~ii~~~iii~ijij~~: Beach by the combined clubs of
the Oranae Coast area from Seal
Beach to Corona del Mar. Plans
were made for future area-wide
activities, Including a snow trip
In February. COASTAL
COICIOE CO.
LJberty I·SSOI
135 Commercial Way
COSTA MESA
Xt•berly 3-1135 . OniiDp 1113
PlCICIIIltla -
Fifty Harbor High School youth
Interested In the Orange Coast
YMCA and Tri·HI ·Y Clubs at·
tended a "play night" at the
Costa Mesa Community f-{etho·
dlst Church followtna the Harbor
High Alumni Basketball game
Friday, Nov. 25. 11lla was the
flrst of a series of events plan· Floor CoftdDp-Drcdabealda
n~ for "Y" Club members and Aaphalt Tile-Rubber Tile
all Interested high school stu. Formlca -Linoleum Tile
dents. CARL TIIS' ~C:.~UM The "play night" was foJJowed 135 E. l7Ua lt. ,.__.._ 11_
by an orientation meeting held LDS.-rT a..a52 ....---
Monday, Nov. 28. at Orange 22 y Or
Coast College for over 200 pros· ~=::;====•:;::;;;;:;:;;;:. :::::z::ear:;:a:l::;n:z:an=:g:e:Co=ucn:ty:Cz::::=:! pectlve members who have lndl· r
cated their desire to belong to a
HI ·Y boys group or Tri·HI·Y Club
for clrla. The younc people met
with Mra. F. Roy Fox and Duke
Cox. atatf.J~MDben of tbe YMCA.
to learn more about the Orance
Coast "Y," the purpoees of 'T'
Clubs and to begin the arganlza·
Uon of additional clubs to serve
h igh school age youth.
Many of the prospective mem·
bers are jolnlna exlninc clubs
but additional groups must still
be oreanlzed, partlculazly tor
girls, Mr. Cox aald. A meetlng
Costa Mesa Lumber Co.
Robert Forbes
B U ILDER
B Arb or ••• 11 0 1
garet J. Corkett of Balboa; five
·grandchUdren and a sister. Miss
Safronla LaRue. Private funeral
services were beld Friday In
Rose Ch-.pd, Roe Hill Memorial
Park. with the Rev. James Stew· Nat Turkey Shoot of the
art of St. Andrews Presbyterian South Coast Rifle 6 Pistol Club
Church offJcJatlng. Baltz Costa will be held Sunday, Dec. 18. at
Mesa Mortuary wa.s ln charge of the club range on MacArthur
arran1ements. Blvd. n9rth of Corona del Mar.
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Yule Pageant at Christ Church
To Tell Story of Nativity keeps a ~ecret ... beautifolly I
A dramatic Christmas pageant
wlll tell the Nativity Story In
Christ Church by the Sea, New·
port Beach. at 7:30 p.m . on Sun·
day. Dec. 18, and Monday, Dec.
19.
The pageant ls the center of
various Christmas plans In the
being prepared. The lnltl;U de·
signing work was done by Har·
old Arthur. Ralph Watson and
J ack Looney made the cutting of
the deslgn.a. Boy Scout Troop 5
and the Senior Hlgb School Fel·
lowshlp are assisting with the
final painting of the fieures.
church, aceordlna-to the pa.tor. ;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Rev. Roy A. Ca.rlson. The pageant fUft18111ft
Is under the direction of Mrs. 1-
Holly Lash Vlsel, assisted by
Mrs. Irma Rutter and Mrs. Leah U. ~AL
Langer, all of Balboa Island. Clad all UWJOK ...-ctacta .••
The pageant will open with '"llta.te •aa• lentcle
the Annunciation. featuring Mrs. PICK 17? & DEUVEIIY
Leslle Freltac, soloist. as Mary
and Mrs. Dorothy Ensign Stll· B ••11 'I s~~t~ well of Costa Mesa aa the anael.
Mrs. Freitag wU1 sine ''The Sona @ •1 ... ,.... ~
of Mary" in this scene. •....-t .._.
Among others appeartnc ln the ...._ ._
Chrlatmaa pageant are Samuel a.-11w1y sa.y
Bard of Santa Ana as JOHph; 1"--. tt,. ..-. .
Alden Doesburc of Newport ~~;;;:::;::;;::;::;:;::;~ Beach, Ru~~~~ell Razee of Costa 1 Mesa and Harold Glaal and Bar·
old Arthur of Newport Beach.
Shepherds and wt.e men wtll be
pottrayed by Walter Bliven ot
Corona d4!1 Mar and WUdon
11lomu and Jloy Jtelloll ot Bal·
boa. Several lfO'Upl In the dlurc:b
are pa.rddpatlba tn a projlet to
prepare an outdbor ClartltiDU acne which wm be.......,_. Ia
front of tbe elnarcta dwlq
QutmnuMUOILLUe· ..... n.·
urea of tJM KatWlty -.,.
. . •.
It's one of Chevrolet's New ''~nnnt(" eeries • • • the
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or to
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wttla .... ) ... -...rt lltnlt· u...·o... ........... .
aaltwed ,...ta. .tiiU89 ........
1 .... br ........ "'lilt· -~.-It .... .. cl;uel .. _to..._ ....
br ....., ... f'IU. YOGil
OWII ITOCIDIIQ wttla Jew...,.
tn. JODIOin.lll ....-.
A...,a.L.~ ... • • •
WHE'I1IER
SIREN, ever)' woman wants to
look bewttchlnl ... and Jolon'•
For Beauty Ia the malic place
that dOH It tor you. Lorraine
knows all the eec:nrta o1 creating
a hair .tyle to make you look
llke Mia Unlverae! A ff!W brush
atrokea here. a tew pln curls
there . . . and presto, you feel
like a princess ready tor hoUday-
partylnJ. Tbat other eenlu.s, Dick
De NU,e, drlvea down every
Tuesday from thelr Hollywood
Riviera Salon ,to pertonn color
trlcka for women of the Harbor
Area. When you don that new
d.resa, remember ON TOP OF IT
ALL belonp a amart coiffure.
Call HA 1~ f()( an early ap·
polntment. JOLON'S. (formerly
Beauty Barn}, 2827 N"'PC)rt
Blvd., Newport. • • •
-wta .._ T II&-.............. QeldDecew
... .. CMtecna PbiUJa Ilk· ................. w ...
Aad -.'11 1411 ..... -" ... ,...-u ...... Joy .... ,..
-.. "' Its-.. c:lecll8 ••• ...................... ,.....,
1'-.taa. a.--PNIICb Qny ••• MM•••I So.,_ tiM
-u.. .. ,..... w..· IMad -•oiiA TAUOI"''. 1M E. eo-t Bwy .. .t O•ldeared.
CDJI.
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AJrDIAI. IDIIGDOM. 11M •••
ad .... .uy '"" JTr le -· pectl ... ~ ...... ••.• -..y ... --.ywu ..
Jecu. today .t TD JOa·
DAIIL .. ht IMp tMt a. Jut ........ oat .u ... wttla
a llfal *-e.,._ •
.,..... PUled eoclll fNia SOc·
11.115. s-cy g1.ltteir eoUal'·s.-la
.... tn.IU5.1adiwldatll..,.
at l5c, ... (Mid,.. IIIICIItlal)
a IIAJID Oil lED 1zwa.r..P
JOODU IWL\fta ,_ IIUI.
..... "U .... -..........
cat • dov· ...... It a MDaT
CIDIITIIAI balD Tile J ......
J'I'JI E. Coat IIWJ.. CDIL 11A ... • • •
nLGENE'S have BAGGED the
smartest Idea yet - a new a nd
altogether d I f t e r e n t kind of
"cany·all," In glortoua bright
plaJda and plain tall colon.
They're laree and roomy ao that
you can actually use them u an
overnight bag, for ahopplng, or
tor Just simple eye-catchlne at-
tention! Tuck one on yout arm
and off you go . . . the envy ot
every other woman. Who cares
about rain! You're all set -In
such a fashionable w~!-just
pull out your umbrela and nart
beJnc the tareet of admtratlon.
These 'IWO·IN·ONE dellghta are
an E.,LLGENE EXCLUSIVE and
eell tor an amazingly low $'1.98.
Elleene'a. · 1883 Harbor Blvd., eo.ta Mesa. U 8· 7566. •"'" . .
Church Group
Plans Election
• The nomlnatJne committee,
ot United Church ,Women, made
Its repert at the recent executive
board meetlne. where plana were
made for the annual meet1n1 on
CANDY l.a a MUST for the Roll-l an. 6 · at the Corona del Mar
days, eapeelally ~ndy Canea to CommunJty Church. Mrs. Chester
trim the Tree. lust watch their Fisher, retiring president. pre·
face~~ beam when anyone un-aided.
wraps a box of delicious choco· A committee was appointed to
latea and bltea Into wonderful revbe and amend the by-lawa.
tuttne aweeta . . . It's the best 'nll.a commJttee Includes Miss
part o1 Chrlstmu! It'a the ONE Elsie Newland, Mn. P. F. Baines..
GIPT that's cert&Jn to pleue Mn. RUih BaJrd, Mn. Clifford
ewrybody, 10 cheek your llat 'nlornu and Mn. Robert Mere-
with the.e Ideas trom DOT A dlth.
JIOB, Candles. Chocolate Bella In Tbe new otrtcen will be ln-
e o 1 o r e d foil, decorative Tlna nalled at the annual meeUne.
trued with aaorted nreeta. fancy Olalrman tor that event will be
oomblnatlon pftb ol ehoC!olat. Mn. CUt.leman Smith of the host
ud nutl. 11aa Can~ lara with ehurdL
• BEWARE
of Misleading Advertising . ' e OG1I JIOUC'r COIIIIWUU AI POU.OWia
1. New ear. Sold at Nad onalb' AdVertl8ed Prices No "Tradlnl Pack" added
2. Sevtce aft• MI-. we do not ".U 'em and tor,.t 'em."
3. A fair price. for your tracle-Jfo ta1te ovw aDowa~
4. No blah ~ ..tllq. w. don't need It, don't beUew In St. do.rt want a.
' BY•._. .. ..,.
NEW OR URD IMPCIIJW CAR
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W .. UIITS • THE .aLE
Interpreting often-used words In our Sacred Book
By RALPH C. SMEDLEY of Corona del Mar
TMIICIIIMof}eiiU
,..... aiMIIt .u lila ....
, ........ tt .... tlaat Ua11
........ ~ ,_ tMU ......
In any cue, thta ·name must
remind ua or the mission ot
Jesus. which wu to "save Hll
people trom their alna."
llatt!aew l:ll FtlST CHURCH 0' CHRIST Two names were riven to the SCIENTIST
Son ot God.. llOl Vle &.Wo, Now.-+ loecl!
One waa His human name, A brench of The Moth..-Church, The
Jeaua, which wu prescribed by First Church of Chrltt, Sc:io11tin, 111 ~eM
the anrel of the annunclatJon. 1011. MeuechaettL
Th1a wu the name by which He S..lldey Sc:hooi 9:15 o.m.
kn to u•-famll d Sulldoy s..v;eo -----II:()() a.m. WU own .u.. Y an Wednetdoy EYe ni119 Meeti119 1:00 p.m.
trlenc1a. It Ia a Latlniud fonn of ltoodiiiCJ lOOft'l loceted ot )) IS Vio
an old Hebrew name which Udo, No""porl S..ch. Ja open ... ~
meant "Jehovah l.a my aalva-d•Y' fro"' 10:00 o.fl\. to 5:00 p.m •.
tion." It was made up of a com· Wednetdo'f' frOf'fl 10:00 •·"'· to 7:45
blnaUon of JAH and HOSHJA. P·"'· Fndey _,.;~ f,..,.,. 7:00 P."'-to
Uterally m e an I n g "Jehovah 9:00 P·"'· Cl~ Holid•'f'· helps.'' The pvblic it cordoelly ii!Yited to et·
We tint encounter the name tend tho church .. ,.,,c.. el'd u&e the
ot the Bible ln the case of _•_•ed.....--·n_q_R ___ • -------
Joahua, successor to Moses as
the leader of the lsraeUtes. His I
name was the same Ln origin
and meaning as that of Jesus. It
occurs In other torm.s, as Jeho-
ahua and Jeshua. still carrying
the mea.n1ng of "salvation."
DS. &Am. L IDLET. ,__of
tiM Flat aaptl.st Clna~ of OD·
tario. wW be tbe apel&a. crt
tiM ....... c::luUtiDaa DtaiMw
of U.. CanDcl ct.1 liar Cam·
•aalty Cluaida. TIM cS1aDew
wW ............... eeda1
ball of tbe daa.rdl Md Tu•·
day .....-. DL JWey a. a Da•
tift of Okllllla-cr Gild a. a •·
-,... IWt el ._ Col·
lep fa ....... Olda. Be N ·
cMftd lata LA...,._ at llecl-
laada Ualftnlty1 M.A. ct.vr-
at UaJ.....tty of hDMyl.aaia:
LD. ...... at tbe ....... aaptlat 'i'1Molog1cal ._ • ....,.,
... ft&Jrts.,..kL -" n.D. --
.... -... CeatNI llapllat
·-........ ·--City ........
lAY LESS
IIIPLETE
II II
"ITIIEI
Professional
Directory
JIUSJC
Margaret L. Scharle
Teacher of Plano
Oreanlst · Accompanist Evening Classes
for Adults
3C17 GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Mar
P'UifEaAL DJU:CTOBS
FrlendlJ Nel&hbotbood Servt~
P ARICES-RlDLEY
MOimJARY
11 0 Broadway
U 8·M33 It 8-3434 eo.t.a Mesa
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servin& the Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42
~ E. Coast Hlehway '
Corona del Mar
Baltz Mortuary
uberty 8-21.21
17h It Superior. Costa Mesa
AMPLE PARKING
BOTH LOCA 110NS
c
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
Harbor Blvd. at Gisler
KIMBERLY 5-1158
Wilbur C. W 9gner, D.C.
Chiropractic
Physical Therapy
Colon Tberapy
31f Ocean Ave .. Laruna
omce: ~yatt f-2398
Rea.: l:{yatt 4-4084
lfo •jeetlofta were recetv.d llaort adjourned eesston. Tbe un-
atainlt the annaatlon o( a nine-laba~ land Is located north
acre pa.n!el o( laDd to t:M d ty f!l WU.On St. and west ot Pla.
o1 eo.ta Mesa at a public bee· c:entta Aw.
lnr ot the Colta llaa dty CCMI.D·
dJ Monday, Nov. a, 4wift& a ._d the Enalp Want Ad pap.
...
Light their life with P,ithl/lt
• IT. AIIDaws
·I'DD'I'TDID "-CMIIIIIIU,.W.,..
15th St. A St. ~ acs .•
~~~ ......,._..,_L ... a.t
SUNDAY: lloml01 ~p. 9:30
and U a.m.; Cb~ Sebool,
9:30 and 11:00; Jr. lllrh. Sr.
Hlp an4 collep .,_. Fellow-
abJC*, 7 p.m.: 'nlur8day, Prayer,
ltudy poup, 9:30 a.m.
COMMUJn'TT JO:TIIODIST -w. lttla lt.. e-ta ..... Llbel'ty 1-4552
....J.-plaW.IIcSM8e
Sunday: 9:30 a.m.. Cbureb Sun-day School: 9:30 and 11:00
a.m. Komlnr Wonhl~>--7 p.m.
College AI• ~ Service -7
p.m. Hlp Scbool MYF Service;
8 p.m .. youne adults eroup
aervtce.
TilE cauaca or c::mwrr
1050 Claanla lt.. c..-.....
i.Jbedy.....,
D.G.B-.nt........._ •
Sunday services: 9 :45 a.m. Bible
study; 11 a.m. momlng wor.
lhlp: 7:30 p.m. eveninl service.'
Midweek service. 7:30 p.m.
Wedneaday.
TBE cauaca or aDIST
Odd Fellows ....,._
IMI 11....-t Aft.. c.to ......
Uberty 1-5711
Tom~. Jr .. Jllal8ter
Sunday Servt~: 9:45 a.m. Bible
study; 10:55 a.m. worship serv-
Ice; 7:30 p.m. evenlne service.
tiiJilST C&UiiCii ft T1IE SEA
Col:amaalty JletMdbt
lalhoa al..S. at t•tla lt.. Wewport ~5211
......... : .... Boy A. Carl.eoa
Sunday Wonhlp. 9:30 and 11 a m.
Church School: 9:30 a .m. Mid-
week Meeting: 7 :00p.m. Wed-
nesday preceded by 6:!5 p.m.
potluck.
ST. JOACBDW CHURcH
l iN ~_,. Aft.. Costa Mesa
Uberty 1 -1 0!1
P'atber Tbomcu J. lfm n Suaday lloue. at 7. I . 1. 10 aad 11:30 a.m. Weekdays: Mus at
7:00a.m. -Confesl'lon: Satur·
days from 4:00 to 5:15-7:00 to
8:30 p.m.
PIIIST UPniT cauaca OP IIEWi'Oirt
aaJhoa al.cl.. 1Mit & Coat I ta.. .........
IIArbow SS$3 Liberty ....-n
Past.: a..t.rt c. Jola.D.Ioa
Sunday .ervtcea: 9 :45 a .m.. Sun·
day School: 11 :00 a m ., Wor· ship Service; 7:30p.m Sunday
even1ng coe r vIce; Mid-Week
Service: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday
Prayer Meettmr.
naST AMaaLT OP COD
Iliad l t. & &ldm A..._ c-t. U..
I 1111 ~ W'JIIl .......... er..&c. ....
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor-
ship: 10:55 a.m. and evangelUt
service, 7:30p.m. Young People
and Children's Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. Mid-week Service:
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ladles'
Missionary Council, Thursdays
9:30 a.m. tor all day.
SEVEJITB DAY ADVEIIIJS1
X.-.port a a..s. at 8oba s t.. Xewport ...._ ..
Libel'ty lsl!U
Elder D. a. lp -'dt ..
Saturday Momln1 Services: Sal)'.
bath School: 9:30 a.m. ._ Ser-mon: 11 :00 a.m. Prayer meet-
Ing: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
ClltJJICB of tbe IIAZ.Aan& 1115 ADab.U. St.. eo.ta ll..a
'-tcw: a... Clift Will'-·
Uberty ·-7111 Sunday Services: Sunday School,
9:30 a.m . Mo,.nlng Worship at
10:30 a.m. Evangelistic Serv-Ice. 7 p.m . Sunday. N.Y.P.S.,
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meeting.
7:30p.m. Wednesday.
P'DlST caoaca or CID.IST
SCIEIIT'IST
3303 Via ~;&-' aeacta
Sunday School: 9:15 a.m .. Sun-day S e r v l c e : 11 ~oo a.m. Wedn~ay Ev~nlng Meet:Jnr:
8:00. RNdlng Room. 3315 VIa
Lido. Newport ~ach. o~n 10
a m.-5 p.m. week days., 10 a.m.·
7:45pm Wednesdays. 7·9 p.m. Friday evenfnn..
CBJUST L~ CBOBCB
OP' COST A liES A
(lliunu1 I .,...S)
Aaaerica:a lA9'oD BalL
eo.ta ll..a
Pastcw: ... t..tiMu Tonow
Sunday St-rvieft: Worship Serv-
1~ 9 a m Sunday School at
10:15 a.rr..
BALBOA ISLAJtfl)
COMMOMITt Nt:TiiODlST
115 AIJQte Aftw Balboa lalaod
MIDuter: fte•. Donald SQpp
Barbow CS6S
Sunday St-rvtees: 9:30 a. m.
Church School: 9:30 and 11:00
a.m. Worship Servl~
~ADa. lid
C:OIOIIUIItft cauaca
Cwp..,u I
tll~Aft.
Paftor: .... UwlD Ciolll.la:a
Sunday Worship Sftvi~: 9:4.5
am .. 11:00 a .m. Sunday School:
9:4.5 a.m
XEWPOBT KAIIBOB
LtrniEB.A.X CBU IICII
...., unliT caw ... ............... , ...... es... .... ... ••• Q. ., •••
Sunday Servt~:
9:45 a.m. Sunday School; U a.m. Worship Servicee· e~
p.m., Baptilt Tratntne bn~ona;
7:30 p.m.. Evenln1 Service. Wednesday: 7 :30 p.m., Pray.,
Pralae and Bible Study. MOD· day: 7:30 p.m." Men'a 0\0f'UIC
practice ; 8:30p.m. Mell'l
Prayer MeetinJ .
CIIUIICII or OUII LADY
OP' liT. CADIEL ltelW ........ alM..W ...... •••u 011• ...... ~ . ..., ...... ..... .. ..
A-.
Sunday Ma.-: 8:00 and 10~00
and 11:30 a.m. Confession: Sat· urd~ and eves. of lit FrtdQ'II
and Holy Days from 4:00 to
5:30p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30
p.m. Dally Mus 8:00 a.m. Flnt Friday: 6:30 a.m. and 6:00p.m.
Novena (Perpetual Selpl:
Tuesday, 7:4.5 p.m. Flabermea'•
Ma.aa. July and Aqust, Sundq
4a..m.
UJfiVEitiALIIT COIOIV'IIiTT
nu..owamf EbeU a ... ...
515 "· ..u.oa ...... ...... ........ , ......... .....
Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Jlora.
lng wonhlp. 11 :00 a.m. -ST. JAKES EPISCOPAL
Ia VIa I.Jdla. W....-1 a..a
IIA.rbor 11310 .....................
Sunday .es"Vtces: 1:00 a.m. Hoq
Communion; 10 a.m. Family
Service with the Cherub and Junior Choirs; 11 a.m., wonhtp
service. Tbunday S e r v 1 c: e a :
9:15 a.m. Prayer GuOd; 10:30 Holy Coaimunlon.
ST. JOBII 'f1AJf'IIE'f Sl4 IICII'tae A..., aaJhoa laa...t
~-~· P'.U.. ·~..., ...... P'crt.Mr hi I FU
a-t.
Sunday Muses: 7:00 a .m. • 9:00
a.m . Confession: Saturdays and ~es. of bt Fridays and HolJ
Days; 7 :30 to 8:30 p.m.; Ftnnt
Friday Ma.a 8 a.m. Sui!U'JMI'
M.a-. July and Aupat SUJ14a7,
11 &.IlL
f c:DfftJU. ..... cau ..
OIUDfl Aft..ta..ta c.a. ...... ua..rty •• ,.
A.A. C..... ....
Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Mont-lng Servtce, 11 :00: Even.._
Serv1ce. 7:30. Mid-week Serf'·
lee. W e d n e 1 d a y , 7 :30 p..IIL
Youne people meet 6:15 p.JIL
Sunday.
2:501 CUff Drw "~ llett)bta P'DlST SOO'TII'ED BAPTIST ua.oa ASSEJOLT OP COD Uberty 1-3131 CIIUJlCB Claapel. SoaU..W Cal1L .... llobert Croola.Dd 150 W. Baalltoll M.. eo.ta ,._
8Jhle Coll'19' Duplicate morning wrvt~ -9 Uberty I-J4I3
i.Jbedy a.e411 am and 11:15 a.m .. Sunday; Sun~~ ~~~~c:t:S:.!.:':urdl
.... C. £. Tla.,..OIId Kindergarten and ~School 00 ..._ , .. , .. -s d h 1 9 30 n-s d ae ce 11 : a .m. .. a ....... un ay sc oo : a.m .. morning v.:.-pt. un ay School. 9 a.m.; Unum 7 p.m. Sunday. EvenJna
worship 11 a.m. Youne people 1st Grade through Ad ult Sun· worship 8 p m. Sunday. Teach·
service 6:30 p m.. evening day School. 10 a.m.: bus pro· ers and otficers meetlnl7 p.m.
evangelist aervice 7:30 p.m. vlded and Nursery provided for Wedn~ay. Prayer aeNice a~
Mid-week .es'Vtce 7:30 p.m. both services and 10 a.m. Sun-Bible study 7:45 p.m. Wedn«!f-
~edneeday. day School. day.
This Directory ia made poaihle by these civic-minded bumneamen:
WOODW0RTH PIANO SHOP
Exclusive Alent for Baldwin Pianos
2610 E. Co.st Hwy. H.,. 1112 won• del ._..,
NEWPORT HARIOR ENSIGN NEWSPAPER
Pr1nrtne-Advertlatna-Local New!-
2150 E. Co.st Hwy. H.,. 1114 Coron• del M••
NEWPORT HAitiOR IANIC
)4)5 E. Coat Hwy. Corona del M•r
•tc JltEMiwl ......... lsr
RICHARD'S LIDO MARICET
Orange County's Most Complete Market
)433 V'.a Lido Herbor 2828 Newporl a..d.
EARL W . STAN LEY. Reeftor
~lllne Newport Harbor Since 1.935 M•"' Office a.lbo. ld.nd Herb« I 771
STAFFORD & SON
Elf'C."tr1c lnatallatlons. Maintenance. 1tepatra
110 RiYerside A .-.. Ll a.l-459 Newport IMda
SALIOA lAY CLUI
fOI A HA,.fl tiM •••
UVI lt.KTIICAUYr
SUUJ __ ,._ ..... ,.. ... -.
IO~THEIN GAUFOINIA EDISON CO,PANY
I
.. ~
........
For Her
lmart
f'lexlw.
cmd ...
A WOIDCID'a
Heart
$8.95
White Stag Jackets
Catalina Sweaters
W ondamere Sweaters
Ship 'N' Shore Blouses
Holeproof lingerie
Hickok Jewelry
Pendleton Shirts .
Berkshire Hosiery
Suppledrape DenimS
Catalina Sweaters
Kurtzman Slacks
White Stag Jackets
Fer Cliltlr11
Kaynee Boys' Wear
Ship 'N' Shore Blouses
Pandora Sweaters
Lurrie Pizer Sportswear
Guild Moccasins
WE GIVE s. 1 .11.
GllEEJf STAJDS
OpeD E•.,-, SUDday 10 to 5 --
303 Mcd.ll St.
1.,,,. '' ljJtj .••
GIVE SPORTS •
E9UIPMENT
\
a•
~~$1 ••
Tennis GoU-BadmintoD
Hunting-F',.bing Equi.-ent
BAUOA ISLAND
SPORTING GOODS
B.Aiboc .. 1 aALBOA ZSLAJn:)
Dally 1·1 SQDday 1-4 P'riday aDd........, to I p.a.
REAL ESTATE & aEXTAU
CHJUSTMAS TREATS - A new FURNISHED APT., 1 bedroom.
Hammond Chord Organ for the fireplace. Call Ha 1517 unW
whole. family. Everyone Mom. 5 p.m ., Ha 5543-W evenings.
Dad, Brother. Slater can play YOU CAN'T GO WRONG paying
lt. It's so easy. U you can ring just $15 week for a modern
a doorbell you can play the kitchenette apt. at Ocean Front
Hammond Chord Organ. $29 a Hotel. Extra bonus: 1V, phone,
m onths pays for lt. We deliver maid service. Shopping district
for Christmas. Danz-Schmldt, close by. HA 6091.
520 N. Main, Santa Ana. NEW 2 -BEDRM., nicely fum·
CHRISTMAS TREATS. Hammond lshed bouse $100 mo. on lease.
Organ used, one only, beaut!· Across trom"Cathollc Church ln
ful Hammond Spinet, glorious • Costa Mesa. U 8·5214. HA 5188.
for the home, pe-fect condition cozy CHARMING 2·bedr. turn.
like new, generous saving on happy bouse. 513 Poinsettia.
thls one. Also one only fine COM. or write 662S Ampere,
fine Hammond Chord Organ. North Hollywood. SU 1·14Ji.
That is all. Such buys are al· -most Impossible to find. Danz· FREE-HI Desert VIew Home·
Schmidt Plano and Organe Co.,. site. Martell Building, Yucca
520 N. Main St., Santa Ana. =V::-;a~ll~ey=·=----;----::-:-~-=-
SUB·ZERO 24-foot deep freeze. FURNISHED or unfurnlahed, 2·
1 k 7011L Heliotrope bedroom bouae with laundry, I e new. 7'JI • on yearly leaae. 417% Hello·
COM. HA 4237-M. trope, Corona del Mar.
CHRISTMAS TREATS. $465 buys 2·BEDROOM, unluml.shed du· lovely Baby Grand. Easy terms. Another $495. Many others: plex; fireplace, fioor furnace, Kna~. S t e 1 n way , Kimball, hardwood fioors, yearly. $75
Monarch-Baldwin. Starr, Muon month. HA 3549-.J evenings.
1r Hamlin. Wurlltz.er. 100 pi· $5 PER MON'Ill rents good prac·
anos always. DANZ-SCHMIDT tlce plano. Enjoy your Christ·
Big Plano and Organ Store, 520 mu with mualc. Good practice
N. Main St., Santa Ana. pla.no. u low u $97, $125. up.
OURG R E A T E s T CHRIS'I'MAS Ail ln excellent c o n d I t I o n •
TREATS -Stelnway Grand, Danz·Schmldt Jl&' Plano and
magnificent con d l tion. Thb Orlan Co.. -K. Main St..
wonderful plano almost llke
new. can be bought on 3 yean
time. Knabe Spinet, ebony tin·
Ish, used very little, save over
$300. Dozens of other little
spinets. Many can po<.lvely
not be told from new. Some
only $395. Danz-Schmldt Big
Plano and Organ Store, 520 N.
Main, Santa Ana. 100 Pianos.
GET
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* Only Swift•• Premium Beef Sold Hen *
Speciala For ThUI"&.. Fri.. & SaL Dec. 8-9-lOth
.ono• IVT't Boneless Roast, · ,
cou.,., IT'lLE
Spare Ribs,
IWDII P&WIOR
Chuck Roast,
CUDAIIT"' •o. 1 .uarru oa OSCAa MAnn
Sliced Bacon,
IIIAim IIALP 0& WIIOLE
Hams; First Grade,
39fr.
49~
H .AR ·RISON
CHRISTMAS TREATS. The great·
est of all-A HAMMOND OR·
G~. We have all models
Hammonds for Santa Claus to
choose from: The beautiful
HOME MODEL. \he lovely Jlt.
Ue SPINET MODEL. and the
ever popular CHURCH MODEL.
all have 2 manual keyboards
and foot-pedals; as little as
$40 a month wlll make the
payments. We deliver for
Christmas. Danz-Schmldt, 520
N. Main, Santa Ana, Calll.
DEAL Highest Trade-IIi Alowance
LONGEST I ERMS TODAY!
Our CHRISTMAS TREAT. Elec·
tronlc Organ. well known
make, save $460. Danz·SchmJdt,
Famous Plano 6 Organe Store,
520 N. Main, Santa Ana.
Read the Ensign Want Ad page.
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WE'RE OUT TO BREAK .
ALL R,ECORDS
DO.N'T W AI.T ~
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In the Ialanders tradition of "firsts,"\mports from
Milan and F1orenoe, Italy, Czechoslovakia:
Ash trays, hand-dipped holiday candles
from New York, all at th8 Corona del Mar store .
.. ._ COMI lfW1., c-del .._.
214 M8rtile A,_ue, ... .,_ Wud
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WFRE PREPARED TO
• BEAT -ANY DEl\L
,SAVE SSS ON THE NEW 1956
FABULOUS PONTIA~
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• 4 .. . , aut.lma Special
PEIII~ ... IT WilE
2 ..... ..,. ••• with ... ad
L VIITIIEim-.
DIB!DfC!IYE IIOUDIW
Japanese ImportS
Exquisite Gifts = the Orient
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DJXX>RAnvz uoaa tnruSUAL cat•JIIOl
APPAIIKL mwJ:I.aY
ORIENTAL TRADERS
TOASTMASTER
.PIIEIIITIC TlltTII
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•2750
• the flnett, fostMt
woy to Good
Cohe
UNIVERSAl from $24.95
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NEAll NEW 2 bec1rm. home. w.w.
carpet, fireplace. Comer lot.
SlG.!!QO Good terms. •. , ....... ...,
1'799 Jfewport Blvd., Colta Mea
lJ 8·~ Eva lJ 8-7237
I••• Filii
$1.5,000 GOOD TEBIIS. 3-bedrm .
older bome, puttally tumlabed,
C·l zone. Heart ol Balboa. 2 ear
ear•~ m nrd for apt. above .
UAI. UTATK POaiAL&
OWNER ANXIOUS to M1l 3·bed·
room. 2·bath home wtth fum.
lahed rmtal apartment up·
ata.lrs. m Na.rd..uu-, CDM,
HA~·M.
FOi'SA.LE by owner: CDM home
and l.noome, lovely ranch .tyle
duplex on lot and ball, ocean
aide hwy .. finest con.lt., heavy
ahake roof, 2·bddi. each, forced
a1t heat. bdw. floors, ~eparate
patJo&. BA 1§84·R.
COIU'fER Ldt, 3rd and Narclaus.
CDM, for aale by owner; uk·
lnc~_$5.9e0. Call NOrmandy
5·6578. L.A.
.APORT .:? .. /.
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• · suggall8 GLAMOUR GIFTS. as sparkling
as the topmost star on the TYee . • .·
PDm J:LI!:PHANTS • • • f&DCJ' 'fttaD buketa .. ba.r
decoration, preaela, p1anta
nm.J:r LINGERIE P A.M'l'IES • • • bladt lace trlm.
wtth decided P'reneh accent
BABY J)()LL GOWNS : .• with pant:lea to match
ca.\ZY PANTS .•. with .._,. labela
PJ:Bft1KED MA TCB SETS, Jeweled Aab 'l'tQ'I, Deeded
Flyswatters, Wine Buketa
EXTRA FEMININE BAJT .•• oob la la
Jeweled Sweaten, Vesta. SkJ.rta
Sari woven·&old trim aldrta-cu.stom made
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Dear
Customer
We would like to draw
your attention to the un·
u.ual Chrtmnas Gttt. we
have.
In remembrance through the years.
Candles and Gift Items.
and
From our nursery you may ~lect a Gift that will &TOW
1n rememberance through the years.
and
The Garden Supply Departmmt has many Items
tb pleue the ardent home gardener, many
appropriately &Itt wrapped.
We Invite you in the coming da1s to visit us
ln our new location.
• JOE ELLIS and LYNN MOSSHOLDEil
LITS Fll II' E. Will .. Tl SUIT
Level R·2. Ocean aide of hlehway, C. D. M. $S750
VIew lot on Hazel Drive, Ocean side of hl(bway,
C. D. M. $7950
Ocean front R·2 on C. D. M. main beach $14,750
Open Dally: 735 St. James Road
3 Bednn., 2 batb home nearing competion 1n Cl.J.tf Haven
CIWILES W. 11ASTE1S, l•nl C.a .. lcllr
Harbor 350'J or Harbor 3286
TWO DUTSTmll.
BIJ Fr~~ll•••
on Balboa Island. a well-buill charmlne. 4-bedr. home
with pier and float. Modestly priced at
$57,500 unfurnished • • •
In the vicinity of NHYC. an attractive 4·bedr. house
wlth excellent view; Pier It slip fioat; tu.mbbed, In·
clucllne appliances.
~.ooo
Tt4 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Ph. Harbow 80
... Elllll Ill••••:
We olfer J'OU Up top comml.saJons. whole-hearted
oo-operatlon. ea.1enalve advertJatne and a new spaclous
aa1ce with u peeutlve's desk you can call your own.
-Member of KuJUple Ustiq .
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Via Multiple Listing .
0000 v.u.u.
lB. Ill
Vogel Value
in excellent locaUon. Nlee pado. Out-of-town O'W'IMir
wtll CX~naider 1~ W,a home with an optjon tD buy at the total prtee ~ $10.~ turnlahed. HW'f)' on thl.l . •
THE VOGEL CO •
2187 1!. COASt HWY.
HARBOR 1741
coao~A od. KAA
HARBOR 14'77 ,.c. ......
F• laelllr 10 Yean.
• "START LIVING"
NOW
IN
IRVINE TERRACE
WE CORDlALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DI.STINC'nVE FURNISHED MODEL BOME.'!I
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DlVERSIFI.ED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wl.ahes to purdlue 1n the
$25,000 to $35.000 class we slnrerely recommend
the lrvine Estates overlookine Newport Harbor.
Tbese homes future California Uvlna. Otten<! e:xclu.
aively throueb Earl W. Stanley In a Smo&-Free .,...
known a.s lndne Terrace-on Coast Hlehway oppomte
the new lrvine Coast Country Club, Newport Barb«.
* For recommendation, we refer you to anyone wbo
holds a Lea.sehold Estate In Irvine Terrace, Beacon
Bay, Bayshore. or Clift Haven.
Earl W . Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Pbone Harbor 4448 For Fu."ther Information ..........
* Rustle Dt-slgn Duplex
2 BR. and 1 BR. on Marguerite. COM. 3 years old, ahake root, stucco and R/W, dbl. garage, comer lot very nice.
Low Prl~ Sl9.~enns
• Duplex. 60-foot tront.aee Corner ; hou~ and large apt. over dbl. earaee; bue· ment. FA beat. sturdy construction, apt. rented.
A.aklna ~000-ten:na
SEE ME.. ERHARDT with
J.l E. SJIIBI
3333 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar Harbor 24.22
Here are 8 UNITS. COMPLETELY FURNlSHED. wfth
proven Income of 111.000 per year Out of town owner
wants action! Will take home for ht.s equity. Call on
Don Franklin ... lr H·U·R·R·Y
THE VOGEL CO.
Har. 444
208 Marlneo Avenue, Balboa Island
Next door to the Post OUt~
Eves Har 3059-M Har. 4248-R
HERE IS A nic-e clean commercial property In an at·
tral·tlvl' and bu<~y communltv. It's almost new and
problE-m tre-e On the ground floor arf' two stort" fronts
both modern and outstandmg, and both are least>rl. al·
though on.-will rome up for renewal next year If your
plans Include a husint'SS of your own. Your neighbors
are tht' best stort-' and shops in (11M Parking In the rear Upstair.; art> four modPrn furn1.<:h f'd single apart-
ments 1one now avallablt>l. The location and relatively
low rentals wall kl't"p this building OC('Upaed-)'f't the
rt>turn Is adE-quate on the asking prk l' of $55.000 and we can work out 1st ratt' tC'rms. Call us and rome In
and ~ It-It's good value
UY IIEICIIEILTY, lie.
Corona del Mar Otrl('('
3:)3() E. Coast Hwy .. Harbor 52~9
IIU.S lEST IUYS '
•••r C111b,.11 We're ... 'Ac l•••n•l•••
't'tlrft and Four bedroom homes, 2 bathroomt. car·
bate d isposals. nhau.t fans. l&J'Ie doubl~ caras curbed It pawd lltreets. a1dewalkl and eewen.
EutaJde location. Prked u low u 110.085 wttb Down.
W. L T••••• 111 ...
AND ASSOCIATES -yw-u lUte our &tencUJ llei'Vtce
(New addrea _, E. lftll k)
COSTA KISA
~a.u.
r .. ww ua tbe quJet CIOil....a..t .. [.....,_ .. .._.
.... ._ pool, 1M f.rtMMQJ attn •',.. .. _.. .. .... ,......,.....,
Anniversa~
An open bou.ee, lD bODor ol
tM twat)'·tllth ....scu.n. &Dill· ~ot_. ........ a...,.
T. COane ol. Balboa lalaDd. turned
out to be a aUYel' doUu 8bo• •
at tbe bome ol. tMh ••• and IOD•In"aw, Jlfi. and lin.
Donald ~mwen of 483 11olly
Lane, Newport Betc-.ta.
Mont the 80 people attended
the party ~ honot of the Coanes'
weddln.c day twenty·tfve yean
a,o Jn ao.ton, Mua.. Amonc tfte
famlly sweeent were the Coanes'
daughter Mary, age 9, and son,
Bob, 19, and three grandchlldren.
Mrs. Coane's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George L. Pratt of Balboa
laland, were also present.
Aaal.ung with the tea were
Mn. Robert Ibbotson and Mrs.
Ted Hauaer, both of Balboa
Island. Mrs. P. F. Baines of Clift
Haven and MQ.. J. L. Steffensen
of Corona del •ar presided over
the tea table.
CDM Travel
Service
We wlU be bappy to aulst
J'OU witb caay trcrft1 GIIGDge-
--ta.
NOW BOOKING
SPRING CRUISES
Tone
CARIBBEAN Alacl,..
MEDITERRANEAN
• Ste«ftuttalD, IIC1IOCIII. AkU:M ·aot.l ~
• Toan • 't1MatN TlciiiMa * •o IEJIVICZ CIIABGE *
MUTUAL ncm
AGENCY
Harb« IUS
Coline Gibbons, Dorothy
McKenna, Marguerite Hughes
Cor. E. Coast Hwy. at Orch.ld
Across from P.O., CDM
largest &nd Most Complete
Furniture Store in the Are&.
Coif for free
DECORATING SERVICE
Liberty 8-5518
Hou se .. ~ 'ar~en
Furnishings for homes,
clubs, yachts.
3017 W. Coest Hi9hwey
Nowpon koch
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w1t11 WILTAH
Lar9Mt cou.ctloe of BawallciD
c:nal8e dotbell Ia tbe Soatb
laDd.
.
10. AJm K U. FUXS IIAJfiOif cat tbek wMdlllg C1111re at a
~ foUowiD9 tbell' • .._._ 1Ndd1Dg. (ledr:MI ..... )
Ida McVay of Costa Mesa
Is Bride of Frans Hanson
The bride's sister was matron en Hanson In Rawall and the
ol honor and the groom's brother bride Is the daughter of Mr. and
served as best man when Ida Mrs. C. McVay of 1696 Irvine
McVay became the bride of Frans Ave., Costa Mesa. Mr. McVay
Hanson at a November wedding eave his daughter away at the
service held at the home of Mrs. single ring ceremony read by
Louise Scherer In Costa Mesa .. Rev. Charles Hand of Costa Mesa.
The rroom 1.a the son of Mrs. Hel· The bride wore a gray wool
Organization
Plans Drawn
The sevent h organizational
meeting of the Newport Harbor
20·30 Club was held Tuesday
evening, Nov. 22, In the Seasport
Restaurant. Newport Beach. Mlke
Taylor. director of the 81st db·
trlct of 20·30 International, spoke
to the group on the development
of 20-30 clubs In the United
States and a broad.
dress with a pink hat and gray
accessories. She wore a shoulder
pink rose bud corsage. Her sis·
ter, Mrs. William De Loge of
Costa Mesa. wore a brown faille
dress for the ceremony. Charles
Hanson of Costa Mesa wa.s his
brother's best man.
A champagne reception and
bu1tet was held following the
ceremony at Kennedy's In Costa
Mesa with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
ltennedy and Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
McVay assisting. The restaurant
was decorated with mums., bird
of paradise and gladiolJ. Nearly
300 attended the party, which
bad pla no and musJc .by Helen
Terry and singb~g led by Dave
Attending the dinner meetJne
were members of the Orange
20-30 club, wb.lch Is actJng a.s
sponson to the new club ln Its
chartering attempt. RI c h a rd
Krull of Corona del Mar ls the
acting chairman an~ Introduced
the guest speaker.
Patterson and Dick Smouse. DWLIWW lb. _. Kn. waut.a ...._. ~-.........
The bride's mother wore a ........_ ._~ • .. ••m1m ... ...._ ~-.,.. ...._ 11 ..
Those attending Included C.
M. Henrotln, Allan Thomas and
Rod Johnston of Newport Beach :
~tee wool draB and a cardenla ....._ .,-_ if,..._., ??II .. 1k ... .a & P. corsare. Both the newlyweds ... ,...... ., bla4 .,.. 111!1-'i• ta .._ -., ..._
graduated from Newport Harbor 1r11u-0pe11e of Don cuaa.. (,._ by F.a-) Bleh School. The bride graduat· ____ .:..... ______ __.:.. __ __.:.. __ __: _____ _
::Sg:~nJ'0t':e ~! ~n~~ OC Wives to Vie for Prizes
his studies at Santa Ana Junior
College. The young couple are
making their home at 376 16th
St., Costa Mesa, following a hon·
The OCC Faculty Wives Christ· Samuel McNeal In Santa Ana,
mas party will be held at 7:30 bostesa. The December meeting
p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 14, In the wUl be at the home of Mrs.
Stoderlt Center buUdlng at the Donald Pehlke In Corona del
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* We Gift Wrap and Mail
.DOT & BOB
WILTAH CUll'S
Bob Kelly, SheJ Besner. T. E.
Johnson. Jerry Klng, Cal Bark,
J. T. Newton, R. E. Miller and B.
Storey of Costa Mesa and Mr.
Krull.
The cb aIrman Invited all
young men between 20 and 30
years of are In the harbor area
to attend the meetings at 7:30
p.m. each Tuesday In the Seas·
port Restaurant on Mariners
Mlle.
eymoon In Las Vegas. college. Mar. SlO KCIIIIM Aftw llaUaoa lllaDd JlA ..
Hawaiian Shope
140 s. Coast. t.avuDa .....
Kat to Sbow. BYatt ,_..1
COPEN SUNDAY)
All your print~nq needs wiD be
handled conveniently &nd court
eouslv in the completely .. quip-
ped Job Printinq Oepertment of
your Harbor Are& Newspaper
The En~iQn, I I ~ Coast 81.. CI)M
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FOR EVERY HOME
l(a ama.rt a.ad wonderfully pracdc:a1.
to em Jiles wi&b • IOpbUdcattd touch I for
me fuaidc: coattmponry Ot CD·
ditiooal futplacc fixtum, Cuacu. udiroal.
bdJowl. fmdcn. wood ~ts, W.
llJhteu, p loas aod a variety ol ocher
•pa.rtdiOI Jilt items. For outdooc
.., encuuiniAJ: diltinctive Leecra.ft portable
Bu-8-Vator·Bruien, waaons. small
barbecues, daeltwea.r, table tcttin~t~, akillet
clocks. utenails, cable oonlties.
Decorative Jiles : Old-world-charm in imported
.,.... wall placqua, plaoten, trivets.
Quaiat hou.Jt.awkcn, wau.htrvanes, brass cOYUtd
wood chtsu, and many more si ft
tugabons ••• priced to fit your bud~'t. Come
in and browse! Three stortt with
pb for every S.nta !
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AU those attendlne are asked Mrs. James Love was elected ~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~·!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~~~~ to wear a Chrlstma.s headpiece chairman of the book section at '=:
of some sort, and prl.zes wlll be Its first meettnr. Next meeting Use ...... :ga Waat ... _ for J--111 awarded for the most original of the book eection will be In !:__ . _ AU QUI
hats. Another entertainment fea. Ja::n:.:.:u:.:ary::.:.·:...._ _______________ ~-::-:::-::-:-:-:-::=-::::::--:::::--::-:::-=::-:=::--:=::-:: ture wlll be the exchanre of
white eJepbant gltta. A program
of Christmas caroll will be led
by hostesses Mrs. James Pitton
and Mrs. Robert Kest.
Other hostesses are Mmes. WU -
Uam A c k e r m a n , Eleln Hall,
Oscar TAylor. Eustaee BoJ&J, and
Charles Haley. Women ~faculty
members wUl be the guests of
faculty wives.
Another holiday event of the
club was a dinner last night
(Wednesday) to precede the col-
lege's Chrl.tmas dance. Faculty
wives entertained their hus·
bands at this event. held In the
Chart Boom of the Newport Har·
bor Yacht Club. Mrs. Robert Os·
borne was ln charge of arranre·
menta.
The club's 8ewing aection met
on Dec. 1 at the Balboa home of
Mrs. Don Bridgman to sew doll
clothes for the chlldnn at the
Oranae County H~ltal. Mrs.
Gel'al4 EllJa 1a chalnnan of the
.-wtnctectlon .
1'lle bridge NCtlon, with Mrs.
Robert O.borne u chalnnan,
met recently In the home of Mrs.
with Mr8. Irv1n ltoaan u co·
....
, •• SET.
'ale
NEW HOLIDAY LOOK
from
TOP DRAWER
Offertnc a dUferent klnd ot aerv-
lee ... Cuual ChUdren'a Cloth•
made IN OU1l OWll FACTORY to
your chlld'a penonal JUe&IUJ"e-
menta . • . uatnc your material
or our espedally lelec:ted fabrlcs
AT BEADY -TO-WEAR P111CES
A ,_,,_ S..W. A......._ lila 0.. W_.a
..... LA I'IDTA. _. ...... • tM w.d.
1111/a ...... A'fDO&
IALIOA JILAirD, ~.
FOR TRAILRS-RSmNG
fTMWTOLOOK
lllHf 'ti.ASIIflltt'fMT
OF WlUl TEIB'NONf lOOK
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Legion Plans
Yule ~Dinner
A m e r I c a n Leeton .Auxiliary
Unit 291 wtll ~ a diDMr at
. 1:30 p.m. Tuaday, Dee JO, at
the American Lqicm Hall, 15th
St. and W. Bay Ave., Newport.
In addJtJon to the dinner an
evening ot entertainment hu
been planned by ICenneth John·
~n. There wUl be a tree and an
exchange of a so cent &lft by the
children. The American Leeton
Aaxtllary Unit 291 and the Gold
• Star Wives of America wUl uslst
the Post 291.
L e 1 l o n Commander Frank
Moore Jr. say., UU you do not
have a child of your own, brln&
a nel&hbor's child." ----A Classified Ad in The Ensiqn
brinqs immediate results! Call
Harbor II 1<4-111 5 and orove it!
-liJJS
·-• ., <•lw& .. ·-.... mt. wide,.... eolor ....._ F..w.l .u,... de.
ri..d ftoaa t.t, "-icu r.lk ut
... "' ill W1th ..., type -ptriod
eld-lltioa. ........ ,...., '"' ....... KOIICNIY tfMftl m POl 4
Lido Women
To Hold Tea
A Sliver Tea wida the theiDe
of Chttstrnu Decora~ and
Table letttngs to ~ he1d M ftt.
day Dec. 9. •tU ~ the fiht pre-~ "•t a:beduied by
th"eUdOisle Woman's Club.
The Tea Is beln& ~naored by
the Garden Section of the club.
Table settings and dec:oratJons
w111 be created and donated by
Lido Islandl'rs and all proceeds
are to be donated for the beautl-
flcaUon of Lido easements.
On Tuesday, Dec. 13. the Mit·
chell Choirboys will be the fea-
tured Christmas program of the
Woman's Club and luncheon
reservations will be llmlted to
Z75, according to Mrs. Joe Preln·
Inger, program chairman.
UWC members are planning a
Progressive Dinner · Dance for
Saturday, Jan. 14.. The eoaJ is to
raise money for Island improve·
ments. especially playground
equipment for the easements.
Mrs. Robert Trembley and her
committee are arranging host-
esses for t.be various courses.
'
Soroptimists I
Aid Girls Club
.At a meeting held Monday
ewnJng at the Glrla Club Head·
quarters on Harbor Blvd., eo.ta
Mesa. the Newport Harbor Sorop-
t~ met wlt.b representatives
of the Glrla Club to fonnally adopt tile M ... Pf._ u t.belr
leadfna community 8ei'Vice pro·
ject.
The Soroptlmist.s plan to help
the Girls Club meet thelr $5.000
goal, an amount wh.lch oUJclala
ot the Irvine Co. have said they
would match for a new club-
house for tbe group.
SPECIAL OFFER $10.95 Already $1,000 has been rilied
1s PIJ.'CES-tour each cups. bY· the girls and thelr frtenda
aaueen, bread and butters, 1n the community, according to
1 1 If~ Mrs. Adle Schwartt. an adult ar&e pates .•. separately 1 leader of t.be group.
ARCADB MAPLE SHOP ua.1. aaru
The Charm of Yesteryear-Book Section IV o! EbelJ Oub
The Service of Today met last Thwsday, Dec. 1, at the
home of Mrs. J. S. Linderman, 1.:;, 'r.:=--n"~r:;A 109 Diamond Ave., Balboe Ltland,
• for a dessert and ChrUtmu a ...... party. Mrs. w. E. Lachenmyer -... .... , ... ,e-..• wu hostess.
AAUWGreets
New Members
New members of the American
AsloclaUon of University Women
In the county are Mrs. W. S. Lee ot Udo Isle and Miss Glyde May-
nard of Corona del Mar. The gen-
eral meeting of the club will be
held today (Thursday) at Ebell
Clubhouse In Santa Ana with
Sven and Anne Reber presenting
''ChrlRmas Customs and Carols"
for the program. Husbands and
other guests are Invited. The
Drama section o! AAUW will ~
entertained Dec. 13 at the home
of Mrs.. Robert Hom, 358 OahJia
Pl.. Corona del Mar. MusJeal
comedy romance will~ the pro·
gram for the evening. Dean
Marie Howes of Oranae Coast
Colleee will give Christmas read·
lnp at the Home Interests sec-
tion on the afternoon of Dec. 12.
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Kiwanis Plans
Kids' Party
The annual Cblldren's Christ.
mas party o! the N"'J)Ort Har·
bor Kiwanis Club will be held
Thursday noon. Dec. 22.
This week's meetlne, Thurs.
day, Dec. S. will be a mot ion pic·
ture on "Freedom and Power,"
made by the Sou~em C&lilornla
Edlaon Co., wlth JOwanls mem·
ber Bert Connell ln charge of the
program.
The charter for the new "Circle
K" Kiwanis Club o! Orange Coast
College will be presented Tues·
day. Dec. 13, at an lnter·club
Imminent Draft Moves Up
Winespurg-Pridham Weelding
Pl&M !or a lar&"e weddtng and
1"8CePtlon In Whlttler were CAJi.
celled In favor of ·a small and
tlbnple ceremony In Las Vegas
when It was learned • by Miss
Velma lean Pridharn that her
brlderroom to ~. GeraJd Joe
Winesburg. was beln& dratted.
So the time o! the wedding of
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.
C. Prldham was moved up to
mld-Novembt>r and the couple
were married at the Ftrst Meth·
odlst Church In Las Vegas. The
groom's mother, Mrs. Vera Reiger
of Las Vf'gu. served as matron
of honor. The groom's step.
father, Donald Reiger of Las
Vegas, was best man.
The bride, whose parents Jive
at 15--13 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa.
la a graduate qf Newport Harbor
High School, Oranee Coast Col·
lege and Whlttler Colleee. She
dJd graduate work at USC and at
present ls Glrll' ~tary ot the
YMCA In Whittier. She is a past
Honored Qu~n of lob's Dau&"b-
ters ~thf'l 157 Costa Mesa.
The young couple are making
their home In Alhambra, whne
the groom has ~n llvtne. He is
a graduate of Alhambra High
School. Pasadena City College
and UCLA. He did graduate work
at Los Angeles State College and
ls pa.st Master Co\UlSe.lor of the
Alhambra DeMolays and a mem.
bt>r of the Granada Lodge F. &
A. M. He has ~n teaching
English and Dramatics at King I
Junior High School In Los An·
geles.
For her wedding Miss Pridham
wore a pink faille suit with a
Pt'ter Pan collar and rhinestone
buttons and a matdltna Wlwt
hat trlmme<f In PNtla and •·
quina. She tvon a p.rde.la ear·
sage. Mra. Reiger WOC'e • ar•J'
sllk print dreu wltb black ae-
~ies and a carnation eot·
sage.
Before the cercnony, Kt.
Prldham waa feted at a number
of &bowers and parties In her
honor. Nelghbots and &ienda ot
the brlde·to·be attended a pot-
tery s hower given by her sister
Carolyn (,t.lrs. Paul Parrtah) anct
her slster-ln-law, Mrs. Davl4
Prldham, who Ia the fortner Bon-
nie Nowel&. A m18eeUaneowt
shower wa.a &Jven u a surprt.
party by her fellow YMCA sum-
mer camp courwelors. Tbe party
was held at the borne of Mlaa
Unda Moorhead 1n Whittier fol-
lowing a dinner enea,.ment.
Two peraona.J abower. honored
her. One wu elven by Kisa Eva
caldwell ot Anaheim and the
other, g'lven by Mrs. Ben Brow-
nell ot WbJWer, was attended b,.
m~bers of the Women's Com·
mitt~ of the YMCA.
PEJISIAII IIOG c:a.aAIRirG
WOUS Ill DJCil JCACKEft
Ba9 & c.p.t C'1 '"9 layoull-• .... .._,
KCII'bor sal ~ Gal
I luncheon meeting to ~ held with
the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club at
. the American Legion Hall in I CORAL Beauty Salon
"HOLIDAYS SPECIAL"
A Classified 1\d in The EnSJqn
brinqs immediate resulfll Call
Harbof-1114-11 IS end orove it!
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Costa Mesa. Walter James ol Los
Angeles. director ot the commis·
sion on social w~are of the
Presbyterian Church, will be the
speaker.
New Newport Harbor Kiwanis
Club members are Ralph Duke of
Bayshore Boat Rentals and 1. B.
Cunningham of Woodweldlng. me I
BOKAT PEJIIIA.liEJfT. ·~· ll7.5G. 1r0W lli.M BORAT PEUIAKEJfT, &.9. 115.a 1r0W ll ... * Far a,,.il .. lll-u.t. 1111 *
lllZEL PliiEISOI :rm J;,= ~ ~.,,
for holiday entertaining .
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Cr .... rry Ill I Ea lee ._ c ....
Hcmd-Pa'*-d ., .65 A o-t
Ewopecm Water Ice-Hand-Pacbd $1.25 quart
Delicious Hand-Dipped Chocolates
ICE CIEII
port Beach Uberty 8-616917th & Coast Highway
Are you
GENTLEMEN SANTAS
L~oking for . the Proper
CHRISTMAS GIFT
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SHOP OVER COCKTAD.S
and bon d'oeu'tTes
at thia 2nd Annual
New
HOIJDAY FASHION SHOW
·a~ ctaers IIIII
sofd)AY. !»X:. u
5 o·dock
A Marjorie Hale
PrWntation
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Badr.eb Wlad Qttm.M
Lallt.ma (Decorative)
Place Mats
(Imported)
Poi41Dg Pau· TCIIbU
Food Coftn
Cup. & Scnac:en ·------· SAlTA AlA TEIT I AWIIII
1626 So. MalA St.. Scmta ADa
PBEE DELIVEBT
OPEJf EVEBT lflCBT "TIL Cllll1STXAS
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lawll Pla)aalan •
roa IIEin'
1-101 U.MK S.IOI an4 1AOI Sowld Projedion
PJJrr OOLOa m.M SDVIC& Model AJrp1aDe 8uppUII ........ -.
1'782 N.wport Jalvd... Oolta M.liila Pbone~
RENT ,.
TUX
COMPLETE
WJTII AU.
ACCESSOIUES
Maior's
TUX SHOP
lOll/a E. 4tJa St.
la:Dta Aaa
J[J 1-5714
()pea E..._ by app't
nEE PUKDIG (Jnl. & Kala)
ASHION
SHO·W
GLAMOROUS DOOR PRIZES!
RESERVATION NOW. HA 3930
villa marina
Wednesday, Dec. 14th
23rd in a aeries of monthly Fashion Shows
NOTE: Next Faahion Show on Wed. January 11th.
(and the second Wednesday of-each month following)
Presented
through the cooperation of the Villa Marina, Vema Miller
and
The Following DistinctiTe Shope
THE BRAT SHOP MARILYN'S FASHION APPAREL
1809 Newport Boulevard 1767-A Newport Boulevard
Costa Mesa Costa Mesa
* FUN FASIDONS
2659 E. Coast Hwy.
COrona del Mar
* LIDO FASIDONS
3423 Newport Boulevard
Newport Beach
* LOBNE
204 Marine Avenue
Balboa Island
* Mary Mcmon Maternity Shop
102 E. 9th St. (across from Buffums)
Santa Ana
* FRANCES NORTON SHOP
213 North Broadway
Santa Ana
* RULES OF CAUFOIINIA
. 32i O Via Udo
Lido Shopping Center
~I:IICa .. G
George'• Landacape
&NcdnteDcmce
A bome llll't complete unlea
lt'a lanct.caped! I am a IJ.
cenM4 Contractxw. C u at om
IA~ptq ud Deatcntna.
Al8o Clean·upe an4 matnte·
nance.
EAit1f MOU:
TRAJ( BVD IIDOUI
Our new, bJCb• atarU.na
wap and frequent tncreuee
~ you thl8 ogportunlty.
Openlnp now tcw-
TELEPROR OPERATORS
We wW train JOU and )'Ou11
~lve many other benetlta.
--Appty-
51f" Mo. lla1n Street
Rm. 211.....aanta Ana
9:00 to f:OO P.M.
PACIJ'IC 1'ELJ!:PtiONE
(Llmlted Otter)
ON A NEW "HAMILTON ..
It meaM • much more to aet Qt.. Jive a '11aJn.llton." ..... c ........
3123 E. Cout Bwy.
CORONA del MAll
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CIIIUIIMI .._ INf be .a.d
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Come ln and Jet u. help you
make your ~~election.
P. S. Prom now 'tll Cb.rlltmu we will ~ve double Green
Sta.mpa on any pu.rdlues $10
or over.
()pea·~ Del19wy
CORONA DEL MAR
NURSERY
17tt IL c:o.t JUttawar
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SPECIILS Fll TilliS., Fll., SAT., DECU.O .... 10
We Carry Mcmning'a Choice Baby Beef ExclwdTely!
SHCed Bacon 49~.
CHOICE
Lc, o' Lan1b 59~.
ShOrt Ribs 19•. POrkChops45._
iilbSteaks 59 .. HAMs 45;,. ....... ~HOUND 5 f) BREAST 19c BEEF Lk 0' LAMB ._.
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~EESE ~--·-·--·-·-69¢ TUA 19~
Tomato Soup ···----··10¢-
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CALLINGQQ
COBOJifA DEL MAL CAI.D'. TIIVUDAT. DECEifaEa L 1155 e SUU'IUSE
Last Sunday the tel~hone The next voice from Moshan·
rang. There was nothing unique non waa that of "Lew" Smith.
about that, but I waa all ears Lew is always the hunting cap·
when the operator .aid, ''Mo-tatn. He'a a modern.day Davy
shannon, Pel\MylvanJa, 1a call· Crockett. whose bJg calibre rille '
tng." mean. venison In camp every I
WHAT TO BUY ••• WHERE TO FIND IT
"Moshannon!" I said under my time It roars. Lew's a carpenter.
breath. "Who, by the prophet's I remember hlm, like yesterday,
beard, 1a calllne from that frigid for a number of things. He al·
little outpofi. perehed, like a ways grew the thickest, blackest
one·legged crow In a bllz:zard, beard In a week that ever came
atop a hill In the Allegheny out of the headwaten of Big
mountains?" Bear Run.
I1100n found out who was call· Ina, It wu my old cSHF-huntJng And, next to the tr1eger o n h is • rtlle, he wa.s the aUckeat man gang, the grlzzled heartle. of the with a hammer and a handful of Big Bear Rod and Gun Club. 1 I They were enroute to deer camp, na Is, ever knew. At camp, one
for a week of hunttne the wily of our evening Paatlmea. aside
buck and enJoylnr the rugged from eatlng, waa to see who tun that _.._. wltb thla annual could drive spikes ln an oak log .~ with the fewest hammer blows. expedition. They ju..t wanted to say "Howdy.. for Auld Lang ~ never used up more than two per spike. And I remember Syne, and the converutlon made well the story ol how Lew. Frank
many a warm memory glow. Peters {wbo was the thl.rd voice
• PAMD.lAJl VOICES on the llne) and John Lucas
The fll"'t old-tl.rner 1 heard was started to build our hunting
"Sherm" Lutz. whose nlclmame camp one day at dawn. It's a
hu always been "The Baron." two-story structure, aa big aa the
There Ia a guy! I've always be· average Callfornla house. but
lleved that you are fortunate if, that night, by the time the fl.rst
In a lttetime. you can name three great homed owl flew out of the
or four real friend&-& apeclal forked pine. Lew , Frank and
few that. In your eyes and In John had enough done to sleep
your heart, can be ealled juat tn. They flnlabed It by early aft.
that. without re:servatJona. ernoon the next day.
• On my llat. '7he Baron" 1a
one ot the nama rn remember, • GOOD DATI
aa ._. u dawn 1llu.b. Be Is Tboee were r:rand dqll. out
one Gil ......._ ... taa all4 wtua u.. .. ..., Gaftc. I e&n
tau~t me to flT. He atW own.a Me al1 tile old·tlmen: 'nle Wq·
an airport tn central hnnayJ. ner Boys. loe and Charlie;
vanla. He'a known more lean "Splke.. Heverly, who used to
daya than I can count. but he take out hla uppen and look
weathered them wtth a courage. like Pop-Eye, the Sailor; "Pop"
that la one of my enduring In· Cormeau, my old blrd·huntt~g
aplratlons. and with a grin that's pal, who to this minute haan't
perpetual. forgiven h imself for sJ~plne In
The ~ears on hls face must re-the ArmlatJce Day I shot the
mind him of hla toughest year. two wild turkeys; Fred Blair. who
I remember tho~ times too well. had a service station; "Coon·
They began one day out of a Foot" Walker, who must have
clear blue aky. when the tele· been part Indian, h1s words were
phone said, "Go to the hospital 80 few; "lrv" Martin, the barber
right away. The Baron just spun -a lot ot others.
ln. Looks like he won't make It
thla time."
But he did make lt. Medical
skill can do juft ao much ln the
face ol. multiple major Injuries.
From there on out. the wtll of
the patient to live m akes the
difference. The Baron had that
something called courage far be·
yond the comprehension of most
of us. He waa uncon~elous for
weeac.. For months he only haz.
lly knew what he was doing. It
took a good year before he even
got In an airplane. Even then,
there waa a lot ot doubt. But his
brand ol courage never quit or
even slowed down.
He attll hu a Ump. a hand
and an arm that don't work
right. and a 41tferent fa~. but
be still tlJea uound "'Hell's
Stretcl\" tn IWml)'lvanJa'a Alle·
ghenJea wbenev.r the blrda are
grounded. That mppled band
can .till llq\Jeat the trliP-f of a
.300 Snare at the ~ty rtfbt
!natant. too. HeN's a natural for
'7hla ts Your Life." But I would·
n't ever aua-t lt. The Baron,
you .ee, 1a a V'W7 ahy eon ot a
IUY· He'd Just ,..._ made It
th.roufh that kln4 of a prolftln.
But hta ute would be an lnlplra·
tJon to mJUIGDI U thq could
hear the whole trt.ory.
Some are hunting In other
woods, like "Big John" Klnaley.
who wore five coats and looked
more like a bear In the woods
than a bear did; Peter Dale, who
wrote his last prescription aome
years back ; my younger brother,
Pete. whose artificial leg. 110me·
how, got over the rocks out there.
even If he had to connect his
"whiskey lock'' to keep the knee·
joint stiff.
They were a great crowd. these
fellows from those good days. It
was a rare mixture, but they had
a lot ot qualities that I'll never
forgeL They were as honest and
slnefte a gang as I've ever
known. And thoughtful, too, may
I add.
Just before the Moshannon op·
et"ator got her one line back. they
told me the real reason they had
called, over all those miles.
Somehow, they'd gotten hold of
the column "Calllng C.Q." where·
In I bad dropped a hint to some
other bunten about It being a
loq Ume aln~ I'd had a venl·
aoa steak. They wanted to know
11 I'd bad that deer-meat yet! So.
honest-Abe Jlke, I a.ald I hadn't.
AIJ they hung up, they aald:
HJ>on't worry, Doc. You'll eet
~ venbon!"
Or~ ••• A~ .... GrQehlt
DatM. . . em... . . • ,.... . . . etc.
GIVE us THE ADDJIEIS
WE GUAJULN!EE PREPAID JlEUVEBY
* * * ORANGE INN
* BEAUTY IJIOft
B VIsta Beauty Coral, C.M.
Coral Beauty Salon, C.D.M.
EJite Beauty Shop, B.l.
Ellen's Beauty Shop, Newport * SOOD
Book Shop of the Island
Ryden's, Balboa Island
Marrlneor·s. Laguna Beach * CAJCEBAS Gild SVft'LIES
Harbor Photo Lab, c.D.M. * CAJfDT
* FOODS
Butcht>r Boy. Corona del Mar
Harbor Hnlth Foods, Newport
Orange Inn, Laguna Beach
Richard's Udo Market
Welsh's, Laguna Beach
Coast Super Market, C.D.M.
* P'U1Uf1Tt1B..E Arcade Ma ple Shop, Santa Ana
Baker's, C.D M and Laguna
Danlger·s, Costa Mesa
Girl Scouts Are Chosen
For Trip to Round-up
Islander's, CD M. and B I.
Laguna Awning 1r Maple Shop Corona del Mar Pharmacy Martin A: Von Ht>mert. Laguna I Dot 6: Bob, Balboa Island Mary's Houst-ot Maple. C D.M.
I * CLEAXIRG. LAOlrDaT * PV.S Bal Isle Laundromat
Van's Cleaners, Corona del Mar Santa Ana Fur Co
Sanitary Laundry, Dry Cleaning I * GIFTS
Newport Harb o r Girl Scout takt>n Into consideration by the
Council has announced the Sen· selt'Ctlon committee.
* DAMCE STUDIOS I Blrd"s Studio Shop. Laguna
Arthur Murray, Corona del Mar Coll('("tor's Item. L.aguna
lor Round Up wlnners and thel.r Mrs. AI Rylett Is volunt~r CO·
alternates who will go to Michl· ordlnator for the Newport Harbor
gan next June to join 5000 girls Roundup group and has been
and adulta from all over the working tor wveral months on
United States In a two week en· the project. Mrs. William Spur·
campment, the first or Its kind. geon U1 ls the volunteer tralnt>r
CrackPr Barrt>l. 8 I Fanya's, Corona del Mar Estt>lle's Prldt' 6: Joy, B.l * CIDLDBE.If"S WEAJI Karen Ma rgreta Imports. C D ~f
Brandt's. Corona del Mar Oriental Tradt>rs. Laguna
Brat Shop, Costa Mesa RJchard s Lido MarkPt
Bay ot Balboa Sea Combt'r. Balboa Island
Beachcomber Shop. Nt>wport Undon's C1tts. Santa Ana
Geraldine Nack, high school who wlll traln the slxt~n girls sopb~ daughter o( the H. E. from Orange County ISanta Ana,
Irene's, Laguna Beach * BAJl.DWA.IlE. BOtrSEWAJlES Reinert's. Costa Mesa
Newport, Laguna. Fu llerton and Naclw, &21 Fullerton Ave .. New-Anaheim ) councils In order that
port Helghta. and Sandra Spur· they will be ready for the June
eeon. tres.h.man. daughter of Mr. encampment out·ol·door living.
and Mrs. WIUiam Spurgeon Ill, They will work and traln u a
436 Snuc Harbor Road. cwr Patrol No. 3I.~th ahtftn pls
Selena's, Corona dt>l M'ar
Top Drawer. Balboa Island
Tops 'n Bottoms, Costa Mesa
Penney's. Laguna Beach
Boyd's Harrlware, Newport
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Crown Hardware. Corona dt>l Mar
Island flardwarf'. Ba lboa Island
Kf"rm Rima Hardware, C. Mesa F'loyd Lee, Santa Ana
* BOVS&WAJU:.L AOCESIOam&
rao,d Lee. Santa Ana Bavwn. W011 U.. two tJnt places. ,. __ ....,
Alt4mtatea are Diana Sanders, as memberw. \.AIUIUe ale Pro·
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney ceeds wiU flnan~ the project.
* CBaiSTMAS CAJlDS
Brookings. Corona del Mar
Corona del Mar Pb.armacy
Byde:n'a. Balboa laland
Mariner's. La.g\lna Beach
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Stroot's Hardware, Costa Mesa
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Sanders. 133 Shoreclltt Rd Shore Focu.a ot the Roundup Is ·• Americana--the aonp and stor· Cltffa. and Peegy Bush. daughter tes ..... crat... akllla a d 1 it of Mr. and Mrs. David Buah, 4.35 • .... ._ ~ n sp r
Catalina Drive, Newport Helgbta. that grew with the nation and
Diana and Peggy are juniors at are now part or the American
Harbor High School and aU win· heritage. For two weeks sevt>ral
ners are members of Mariner thousand girls will live out of
Ship Naiad, skippered by Mrs. doors. preparing thel.r own food.
Norman Dulworth. taking care of tht>l.r own equip·
ment and most Important. gain· Selection commltt~ was head· lng a deeper appreciation of
ed by Mrs. Ted Hambrook. presl· their own country and new In·
dt>nt; Mrs. John Oertly, second sights Into their own responsl·
vice-president; Mrs. C. W. Crowl, bllltles as future citizens. troop camping chairman ; Mrs.
* n.oWEIIS
Hartleln Flowers. Corona cfel Mar MorrJ, Balboa and Costa Mesa
Norman's Fle1Wer Shop, C.D.M.
lllllple Usllil'
B. A. NereS(>n has a whole of
flee full of brand new assoclatt>
members to the Nt'Wport Harbor
R.t'alty Board. They I n c 1 u d e
Thomas J. Bryan, Donna Marlt>
Smith and William E. Wt>hmeler. Evert>tt Nunan, past presltlent
and current Little House chair·
man, and Mrs. Jack Quisenberry,
l'll'elghborhood Chairman.
IIAUOB ASSJif. TO MEET Albert Dayton ot the Waldron
Twelve senior scout girls were
In competition for the honor or
reprt'senting N t' w port Harbor.
They wert', other than the win·
nt>rs. Marilyn Set>ly. Dabney
Watson. Patty Wilcox, Joan
Re<'d, Sha ron Slnet>r. Sue Brown,
Diana W olle and Robin Rylett
Camping skills. ability to get
along with others and person
allty wt>re among the factors
The annual general member· R.t'alty offlre a now a new as·
ship mf."t'ting of the CaJICornla soclate mt>mber or tht> board
Marine Parks and Harbor Asso· a~. as Is Jack Mullan with Dun·
elation will be held tomorrow can Hardest y.
!Friday) at the Vltra Marina • •
Restaurant The m~tlng will tol · Last w<'ek was lucky week for ,
low a 12:15 buffet luncheon Mayliss Hughes with the Art
President. vlre · president and Adair oftire. She not only wa~
Cour directors will be elected.
1
awarded the "man of the month··
realtor award for the largest ex
MOVES TO VISTA change in Multiple Listing, but
Mrs. Homt>r T. Wilkerson of she rereived the $16.43 jackpot
1994 Anaheim Ave . Costa Mesa, I for being present at the Board
has moved to Vl.sta. Calif. breakfast.
Announcing •••
The New 1956
FORD J 1" "'" ~~.J."'-«
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THEODORE ...
UOO W. COAST IDWAT
Calderhead Jewf'lf'r. C.D.M.
Lorenz Jt'Wt>IPr<: Santa Ana
Ray Fields, VIsta Shoppmg Cen'r
John'IOn J~·pler Balboa lsland Spauldtng's. Balboa Island
Wll<;on s J~t>lry Balboa * UQOOBS
Island Ltquors. &!boa Island * NEJf'S aDd BOYS' WEAA
Bay of Balb<.>a
Brandt s, Corona del Mar
Lano;downl.''s, Balboa lsJand
Th<' Man. Co!.ta ~<'sa
PPnney's. Laguna Bt'ach
Reinert's. Costa Ml'sa
Sawyer's Balboa Island
• PLAln'S. suoas Corona d<'l Mar Nursery
l'orman'll. Corona dt"l Mar
-w"laa': rc
CIRCUS
IOOIBtY·
* PETS AJf1) StJPPLIES
Jordans. Corona del Mar
* PlcnTU rLUOJIG Keith's, Newport Beach * JIOJITaAJTS Harbor Photo Lab. C.D.K.
Kayet.te Studio, Corona del Har * llE.DOCIXG SALOJif Stauffer's. Corona del Mar * llEST AtJUJn'S Cottage Watfle Shop, B. I.
Hurlt>y Bell. Corona del Mar
Katy's Corner. Balboa Island * STATIOJifEaT ltJPPLID
Broolungs. Corona del Mar
Marriner's, Laguna Beach * SHOES
Brandt's, Corona del Mar
Circus Bootery, Costa Mesa
Rult>'s. Lido Center
Reinert's. Costa Mesa
*TOTS Corona del Mar Pharmacy
Mary 6: David's. Corona del Mar Toy Shop, Balboa Island * SEBVICE STATIOK Cramer's Union Oil, Balboa Island * SJIOJITDfC GOODS Balboa Island Sportlng Goods
Rod It Reel, Balboa Llland * TV AJf1) IIADIO Davis-Brown, Costa Mesa
ltl.rkpatrlck'a 'IV, Corona del Mar
SOS RadJo-1V, Balboa Ialand * WOIID"S U.&.aa. Bay of Balboa
Beach A Blvd2 • Laruna aeacb
Beachcomber !)~lop, Newport
Bragg's, Corona del Mar
Brandt's, Corona del Mar
Ellrene's. Costa Mesa
Lido Fashions. Newport
Marilyn's. Costa Mesa O"Brlt>n"s, Corona dt>l Mar
Pt>nney's Laguna 8(-ach
R.t'1nert's. Costa Me<~a St'lt>na s Corona del Mar
Shabara ~~-port
SilhouE-tte Shop. Corona dt>l Mar Town 'n Surf. Laguna Bea<'h
La Rt'mt> N ~·port * OPBOLSTERT. DRAPEBT
I Bon Marchp' Corona d€'1 Mar
D1ck Macker's. LJdo Center
* TAJUfS I Knit Shop, Balboa I"land I ~arborou h Yarn Sho CD M .
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TEUPHONES1 HAtMr I I 14 e..d I I II
MEMIR Ofl THE
CALIFOlNIA NEWSPA,ER PUIUSHW ASSOCIATION A~ e1 tt.. NATIONAL EDITOltAI. ASSOCIATON
• • • TN NEWPORT HAliOit fNSICiN he• a..-dot...MiftM .. ... •
Mwtpoper of toMrol clrculetion by l'"'t -t of the ~pwlor Cowt e..d bz
reeton th-f It queliflocl to publlel! •II puWk notice• requlr.cl lw law • •
E:ntorod •• s.c-d Cleu Metter In tM ,_. Office et Cor-. clef Met. ~t
AltVO E. HM,A -· .Editor end ,..,,.._
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HUGH McMILLAN ···-·---News 09fep6lw IEitT L JOHNSON. -Aclvortltlnt DltMtor
SAM MITCHELL ·-··---· Acf,ertldnt. "lnti119
lUIY STEVENSON ·-·· looll .. per SUISCIUPTION RATES
Loc.l tubtcrlptloll retot: Two yN,.......n.DO; -yee.......$).00
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ONLY IS DAYS left to do your Christm~ts sho pping. And no
better pl~tce to do it th~tn right here. ~~ home , with your ~wn loc~tl
merch~tnt, your neighbor ~tnd fellow c1t1zen of your commun1ty.
son DBDfK SALES a ade at aac:lr OaUy a..t
ftiiUDer by a 9J'OQP of Coroacr BlglalaDd.,.......
Mtt..s 125 for tbe You til c-aw. 1'be c:IMdl wa
,.....ted last 1IPMir to Gla:Dt Bowa14. cbcd.r·
IDCIII. Left to right tnat lOW Ua tbe ..w ~ ••t oo tbe Yoatb c-ater at..-are lila: Bo-
wald. ll.l.llay -.y, 7IJa, ... ld8 .... '*«. W.ode
llay, 1Citla• el Me 1 1 wad 114.1 a..t M-G.flll.
mry, 10. Ul IMwcad 8d.. aD4 lany •oe)rtee
Ill• 551 IMwad lid. Ia tbe llack ..... 11ft to
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SOCIAL NOTE: Two Corona del Mar residents, Logon J~td~n,
former sheriff of Oronge County, ~tnd Opal Fullerton, were m~trrl_e?
Dec. +-with t~ retired head jailor as best mt~n, ~t~d a f~rm~r Ltul
matron es member of the wedding party ... looks l1 ke you re 1n for
life. Logt~n ...
C HANNEL 2 at 7 pm. Saturday showed you why our Ken Niles
could not be present for his scheduled stint es co mmentator ~tt the
BPW Christm~:~s Preview at the Rendezvous Ballroom. There wos Ken
loo~ing at you from your TV screen, onnouncinq for the "Home Pl~ty·
house" program ...
Assn. Elects
Mark Engelke
G. Mark Engelke, 6801 Sea-
shore Dr., Newport, waa elected
president of the West Newport
Improvement Association at the
annual meetlng Thursday nleht
In City Hall. He succeeded
Arthur Cubbage of Newport
Is land. LOTS OF GUYS hove given Harry Truman the bird, and ere On the new board of directors
still doing it ... but there's G fellow h~re in Corona. de l Mar wh~ are Mr. Engelke. Mr. Cubbage,
says he's done it, and got thcnlced for 1t by Harry h1mse lf. T~at 1s R. S. Pattison, Harold Arthur.
Purv (Dr. Horc tio Q. Birdbath) Pullen, who e ntertained for Pres1dent Fred Kriete and Howard Wright.
Truman bed in 1946 end did his fcmous bird ca lls . . . On takJng over the chair from
Mr. Cubbage, the new president N EWPORT S building and safety ins pector. dcpper Raymond urged Newport residents to tum
Glenn, h4 s a framed scroll otte sting to the f~~t that h~ os a sh_o nuff. I ~ut for the Association meetings.
honest-to-goodness Kaintucky colonel, by offoc1al cp pomtment 1n. 1932 "nte~~ are a. lot. ot things to be
by then Governor Ruby Laffoon ... It scys tha t Mr. Glenn IS ap-done. he sa1d. ~e need back·
pointed "as aide de camp on the steff of the governor w1th the ran~ lng to get our potnts ovetr.thlfl we
d d f I
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get together we can ge ngs on gra e o co one. done."
W E DUFFERS would be thrilled to pieces if we would ever get Mr. Engelke ls the West New·
a hole in one on the golf course. Our golfing ~iend o~ the Port The· ra~ks~e=~!:tl~~don~r~a~~~ ~tire, J ohnny Oxford, has EIGHT of them to hos credot, the l•st one Commission. He was a member
just a short whole back at the Huntington Beoch course . of the 'Board of Freeholders that
SHAMEFUL EPISODE was lhe statement by Georqia"s gove rnor drafted the city charter.
Joe Slantll Ia Wi11er
I• Lan Blwli•c
Jay COL MDaEW W.
WaltM Burroughs, who runa
the Costa Mesa Globe Herald,
once again ia .tlcklne hla nose
Into Newport Beach polltlca. His
so-called "uncon!usine" editorial
on the Newport Beach charter
amendment election and hl.a at·
tempt to smear the Issue by bts
statement that I am trying to get
back Into ortlce has got me to
the point where I've got to let
him have lt.
Let's go back some two years
ago when Mr. Burroughs did a
character-assassination on me In
print, using such tender words as
"sadistic." "mean," "petty." "sel·
tish." "blockheaded,'' "bigoted,"
"mlserly"-to mentlon a few.
Last summer I was Invited by
the Globe Herald to do a guest
column. I submitted my column,
but for some strange reason It
did not appear. It was !lUidly
uncomplimentary to the owner
ot the Globe Herald, and this
might account tor Its not being
used. opposmg' Georgia Tech s parlicopation in the Sugar Bowl ~ootball
game becouse Pitt's teom has a Negro ployer, ond segregat.1on w~s
not practiced in ticket s~tles. F1ne moteriol for the Commun1st an~l·
American propaganda. Georgia·s governor os by no means clone 1n
this un Christ1an th1nking· we see it all around us. How can anyone
claim to be a true Christian if he harbors prejudice s ag~t1nst any roce,
creed, or color?
Last week Mr. Burroughs used
my name In an effort to t>reJu·
dice the proposition voted on
Tuesday, asserting that the real
purpose of the measure was "to
put the same Andy back Into 'I'Wenty players participated ln otflce"-addlng to his mallclous
the Australllan Singles tourna-abuse despite th~ fact that 1
ment qn the Municipal Bowling
1
have publicly stated land of·
Greens Nov. ~-Although the feTed to post bond, and sign In
weather was a little cool some blood 1 that 1 will never run for.
of the pla yers were pretty hot. nor a ccept the office ot council·
Christian Science Church
Will Observe Dedication
The First Church of Chrlst.
Scientist. of Newport Beach will
observe the ded lt-atlon of the
chur:eh edifice a t special services
Jo Stamp led the field with a ma n In the City of Newport
15 point tota l for first prize, Mrs. Be h
Taylor C.rr gave Joe a good run t c c~n't let thls go unchal·
but finished seeond with · 14 1 ged So 1 hereby let the ~y
points, Nick Brettner. Walter he:ve it. Here's the column, as
Wood and Mrs. Pearson were she was writ-but never pub·
tied with 13 points: In the play. llshed by Mr. Burroughs:
off Walter Wood won third and • warTTEK FOB TilE c. 11..
Mrs. Pearson fourth prizes. Col. Andy pinch hlttJng-with
wealthy, mtterty anti dntro;er
used at random and without a
basis or an appraisal of facts be·
com~ abusive weapons In the
hands of an editor, and by the
misuse and abuse ot aucb
weapons the power of th~ pr-Ha
becomes a cobra of v~nom rather
than an Instrument ot education
a nd a source of pubJlc lnforma-
tlon.
Good editors choose and care·
t ully weigh thelr words. You, Mr.
Burroughs, find it convenient to
caiJ peopl~ names and are ready
a nd eager to destroy eood names
when such names do not tit Into
your pattern of schemes.
Bigotry and meanness -Mr.
Burroughs. you should talk: any
person who reads your Illiterate
digest can Immediately see
polson and hate boiling over
against all persons who dare to
take the other s ide of an Issue.
You bubble and boll over with
s uch arrogance and profusion
and with such an air of rleht·
eousness that when you look
Into your rnlrror you must see a
halo ot sanctity and holiness
around your head; that Is not
your lot, brother.
The power of the preu b
great; the pen Is mightier than
the sword, 11 and when used pro·
perly to educate, to rtve facta •
and public Information. When
used as a tool to destroy honest
and constructive opposition It Is
dastardly and despicable-Mall·
clousness that Is used to destroy
a man's name and character by
the use of words so garbled that
they are not Intended to be fact·
ual but merely to convey a bad
Impression. It is In few words
· · c h a r act e r assassination by
print."
Derogatory words and words of
defamation must be chosen with
'the reeular ~~ of t.M
l'fewpart Harbor Awd.Uary of the
O.Udren'a Home loclet)' of CaU·
fornJa wu held Nov. 22 ln the
ho~ne o1 M.ra. Martin Manrold,
21• Lukspur Ave., Corona del
Mar. lll~em• "* Guellt apeaker wu Thelma C. u 1-7017
Patton, eocial warka supervisor ~~!!!!!!!!!~~~!!!~!!!!!~~ ot the Department of Welfare fn 1;
Santa AnL MJu Patton spoke o1
the services offered to ch.Udren
by the Department of Wellare
throuehout Oranee County.
r..
JIA
AJd Ia given to children In poor
health u well u those w"bo are
In need ot economic and tlnan ·
clal a..ubta nce. She alao spoke ot
the cooperation between adop ·
tJon aeendes and the Depart·
ment of Wellare In plactne cbU-
dten In private boardlne homes
while they awalt placement with
adoptive parents. ----Read Enaten Want Ada.
MIKE MYERS
UNI ON SERVICE
U. S. Royel Tirol
Woshin9 & Polishlnq
CoMploto LubricotiOf'l S.rvl~
FREE PICIC-UP & DELIVERY
Phone Horbor 3094
1701 E. Coort Hl9h-y at Avec.edo
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l'OU IN COG:rtll 10 ~
O'I'UWdaht unlew ?OU
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tuc o' war cbeo e<-c-cpc
01.\r offu t.> If\ the
STAUFFER SYSTEM
DOW! Tltit PfOYCO plao
ol Ptaiva reducio,. u ..
~co-low iocba from
J'OUI hi Pt. nunm,, an!Ua
a.od &hi«h, rd.ua
J'OU ••• eoc~a
d«ulatioa corren.
pour pocure .. and •eocJ,.
molcb~
ClOOtoun !'tidy for
today'• Jlmdui.dna
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FROM DEC. 19·24 We Close a t 12 :30
DEC. 2lf>...-,l AN. 3rd.
We Wlll be Closed.
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The Chrl"stmas program of the
Newport Harbor High School
PTA will be the Christmas story,
"A Child Is Born," to be pre·
sented at 7:30 p m. next Thurs·
day. Dec. 15, In the high school
auditorium.
Ebell ~oles
A gro up of officers and mem·
tX'rs !rem Newport Beach Ebell
Club were present last week·end
In Palm Springs for the annual
fall conference of the Southern
District Federation of Women's
Club Juniors.
permission of my boss, Mr.
Haapa of The Ensign, and on
condition that It does not lntere·
fere with my column "Col. Andy
says," In his paper.
When Sue Hitchman Invited
me to be a guest writer I asked.
"What a re the llmltatlc;ms?" The
answer was "None except libel."
care when they a re printed and r=::::;:;:::;:========~~iin circulated to the general public,
because the subject of such crltl·
clsm is without adequate means
to properly defend himself. This
Mr. Burroughs, you are aware of
and are ever eager to take ad·
vantage of because you feel sate
and have no tear of contradlc·
tlon. at least 'not In your paper.
A guy that wtU do that-and
you do It every time-Is just as
mean as a man who pushe-s lit·
tie chickens In a creek..
The pla y Is dlrectt>d by Zatha
Tallma n of thl" English De part·
ment. Musk will be provided by
the La rkett<'S singing from the
balcony and a chorus on stage in
the bac.-kground. trained by Miss
Marl<' lll<'h<;('h and C I in t o n
Sawin Rnbprt Went7 Is drama
arlviscr Li nda WJCkE')", sopho·
morE'. ~ill play the orga n
PTJncipal Joseph Hamblet PX·
plained the school gra rllng S)'S·
t ern a t thP Nnv 28 PTA board
m<'etlng Mr Hamblet said that
eac.-h traC'her uses his own judg·
mPnt as to grades, With no set
rule' as to the number of A's or
F's-the grading depending on
the individual student's proven
a bility.
Miss Mar J o r I e Adams and
Ralph Reed of the physical edu-
cation depa r tments outlined
their marking procedures, st:res·
sing the fact that grades are
given on the basis or attitude.
interest. participation and lm·
provement. rather than athletic
prowelts-glving an equal op·
portunlty to a ll.
Award.s were given to th~ win·
ners ot thP annual P'TA poster
cont~t on the theme of "Team·
work Does It." Laurel Woodson
w on first p~l%e, David Yeisley
MCOnd and Karen Waener third.
.LeRoy JW80n ot the clvta de·
partment spoke about the apa· th7 ol90tln' r.etatratlon. Out of an .umat.d 12>,000 ellrlble
7f,OOO
Mrs Norman Watson of Lido.
prt>~ident of the district, called a
mei!tlng of board members at
10 a m. Friday to open the con·
ferenc.-e A highlight of the week·
end was a banquet Friday night
with the presentation of awards
and a Palm Springs fashion
Show.
Local c l u ow o men who at·
tended Included Mrs. Ni cholas
Brettner, president ot: Senior
Ebell club, and Mrs. John Lamar
and Mrs. Nelson Holmwood, jun·
lor advisors from senior EbeU;
Mrs. Freeman W. Fisher, presl·
dent of Newport Juniors: Mrs.
James White, federation exten-
sion chairman ; Mrs. Forrest AJ.
IInder, corresponcUnc secretary
of the district: Mrs. Georee
Dauphine and Mrs. Myron Mll·
ler.
So here I am and there you
are. and here goes the show. No
wraps except libel. My subject
Is "The Power of the Press, Its
misuse and abuse. by Mr. Bur·
roughs. the editor of this alleged
newspaper ·•
Mr. Burroueha: shortly alter
my election as city councilman
In Newport Beach I t~lt the In·
nuence of a soft 10ap line In·
tended to line me up wltb an·
nexatlon or mereer of Costa
Mesa and Newport Beach. I re·
fused to commit myself on a
proposltlon that to me wu some
distance In the future and In ao
refusing I saw the milk of
human kindness. It any, In your
make-up curdling up a nd tum·
lng sour, and from then on I
became your target tor veno·
mous and abusive languace Ju.st
abort of libel.
Word.l llke btrotry. meannHS,
And when you use the word
miserliness, Mr. Burrouehs. check
It up; to me It means what your
boss, W. T. Jefferson with all of
his mUllons. is J'UUty of when he
refused to make a contribution
to the Hoag Hospital. I. probably,
contributed more than the both
ot you.
I wish to thank Sue Hitchman
tor h~r Invitation to me and s in-
cerely hope that Mr. Burrough•
will get oH ot h1s hJch horse and
•tart walking wtth Ul common
people, wbo feel we have a rleht
to our convtctlona and ar~ not
8COundrels juat because we do
not crlnee to the crack or hla
whip. Uae that prea to educate • • • a.a... • u. and etve ua factJa and public
The annual Tinsel Tea and r.. -···· information, and atop calllnc ~~·:~hp~~CIC::b U:: =~ T1 Y11•• z.l ·-people name:-• •
held today (Thundq). -w-1 tth USK the e WDr o• LOSE .. • •
Junior• and SenJort are JolniDI 10~n!f:r.~rul~· AJMrt w. 1b.la column la belne written
toeether u co-hosr-to the Donohoe of 227 Vta Orv1eto,. Udo four daya before the election ...
party w1th tea tabla re~Plend· llle. wa teeeDd:1 •tvanoat1 to U you lost ln Tuesct.y'a votJna.
ent wltb Yuletide eeconUona ~ ra~ o1 ,........ ~nd d--. NmerDber that wtn. 10M 01 draw,
and other Cbrlstmaa a.rranae1 a. 11 em dW7 &a t.bi Cet&al your llle doeln't to wttb It . . .
menu proml.led b)' J:Dembell 01 ......_ a tile ~ o1 tM To ~ Dora Htll: Your zeal
junl01 Ebell M.ra. Am.u. GuD-Oonnna...., • • CMif. hcMit • ~eat tbe propoeltJon and
ble. ..ruor ways and _... JIM. harl Hubcw, s:awa.u. a. t:llaleb7 to reta1Jl your P"Jet
chairman. will also haft hit enJs.t.d 1ft tbelfavy In IUl)e U53 ..wall da.t:rlcta b not auffldent
c:ak• on aaie, and Mrs. rftD nd rePCiiWd to Onehd'lt ln reuon to ma1Jdoualy Ute the ac·
Perew will take «den tor auilt· ~ lJ5I5. cuaatJon that l am trytna to ,_
mu aUt macaztee lal*rt~ • '** IDto oiDal •.• 1D 8plte of Tbe mga lc•l )llr'OCraJD ol nTIT iWf ,. • ...., IIU' plaiD ucs· direc:t ltatement
"4Qut.tmu .UOUD4 the Wartr A pttty t.bl8 CiUi1'e bal bela acC1fPt a JIOIItJDn u oou:nctlmu
Wl1l Include barpllt Ka.rln JUlie, tOed .. ,,~ ....ad a. U~ ol the Cit)' ol Mewpart leKh.
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FOI' Y 0ur Cail•eDi.eld * ..U& .. wiGuT.D.C. *
ENJOY
C.D.M.'S italit • .
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pleasant,.
easy way
to svrpttse
everyone
JOIN
NOW
Moke neat Orith~Hts IMfTMr
for 'fOVf fo"'ity Clftd friencb.
Join ow n.w Chrfst"'os OW
ond save o conftf'llent aa.ovnt
ret~ulorly, 10 you'l have extnl
cosh with wtllch to lhop .arty
ond cnoo1d pillng liP bt1h.
New~
Harbor Bank
COROKA DEL MD
••• of sodal note
Can't undentand It, Vdma
Trojan alumni from the Har· O'Brien ot Corona del Mar and
bar atea and their auNli are In· our local rta}tors vlltlln& the na·
vlted to attend a dance Saturday Uonal convention were all In
nJ&ht betne apon.aored by the New York CJty at the same time,
TroJan Club of Laauna Beach, but didn't aee eaeh other! Velma
accordtne to Joe Bu.ahard, ~1· .uo went to .everaJ ot the New
dent ot the club. ,York b~Uebt playa, lncludJnr
'ncketa for the a.Uair, ICbed· '"Inherit the Wlnd," opera, and
uled for 8:30 p.m. at the Laauna even wu ln on tbe TV Tele·
Hotel, may be obtained from phone Hour.
.Mn. Robert WUC9K of Harbor
HIPJand-, Uberty ~. Mrs.
WUeox aald that plana for a
local TroJan club wW be made
next year.
C. C. to Elect
8 Directors
Etgbt new dlrectora tor the
Newport Harbor Chamber ot
Commerce wW be balloted upon
by memben late ln December.
Officers for 1958 will be picked
early ln January.
Director vacancies to be filled
Include one from Corona del Mar,
one from the Martnen Mile, three
on Balboa Island, one In Newport
Beach and two In Balboa. Preal·
dent Maurie Stanley wtll appoint
an election commJttee.
Ballota will be counted Jan. 6.
On Jan. 7 a president. flrst and
aecond vice · pres.ldents and a
treasurer will be selected. The
annual dinner meeting and ln·
stallation of oftlcen wtll be held
on Frl~. Jan. 13, In the New-
port llubot Yacht Club.
• • •
The Orance County Alumnu
Club of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority
on to ptck up their boat at an· wtU install otrlcen Saturday at
other port the home of Miss Sbirley Kaye.
• • • 2670 Solana Way, Lacuna Beach.
AlliO jUit back trom a ~0 Mn. Richard E. SheU~berger.
month trip eut 1a llabelle province president. wtll oftklate.
Bowl-, of Balboa Ialand. Iaa· Otrkoen to be lnstal@d are:
belle and ber mother took • a Mrs. Donald L. Snyder, Garden
leilurely motor trip and .topped Grove, president; Mtas Nancy
at all aorta ot Interesting places Boyd. Santa Ana, vice-president;
from New York to Florida. Mia Beryl Srtgley, Carden Grove,
Claimed tbetr vtstt to Nassau recordJnr secretary; Miss Doro·
wu really the mo.t de.llghUul! tby Rletkerk, Fullerton, treas-
urer; Mrs. Warren Hawkins. Or
ange, correspon~ aecretary.
The Installation wtll follow a
luncheon tor Alpha XI Delta
alumnae at the Chers Inn, Co -
rvna del Mar. Mrs. Donald L.
Snyder of Carden Grove is
luncheon chairman.
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Rnloll Futurama Ltpltlck. from 11.'15
12 Baael ll1abop J...-cl Llpdjck 11..50
Leathulc'a Adam.l' Jl.lb Pwlume 1!.00
Tweed Scmta a.iD"-r c:nam Sacbet 11.'15
Bolmmum AtoiDtaen from 11.00 to IIS.OO
AageUqu• CologDe Qucutette -suo
llD9allque Colo9'M Trl• . .. _II. 75
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IAGtberic After Sb~e cS ColOCJDe 11.00
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lADtheric Muabteer Set SS..OO
lloa..loD U9btera from .. M.50
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At hom& around the middle of
Decem~ at 200 Fernleaf Ave.,
Corona del Mar, wtll be Mr. and
Mn. Logan Jackson, who were
married ln a hlah noon cere·
mony laat Sunday at the Calvary
Pre.byterlan Church In River·
aide. The groom Ia a former sher·
l.ff of Oranee County and has
been a contr&ctot In the buUdlng
trades for 25 years. He served as
Miss Thaden
To Be Wed
Plans for a December 18 wed-
dine were revealed this week
when Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Wood·
worth of 221 VIa Flrenze, Lido
Isle. announced the engagement
ol their daughter Miss Sandra
Thaden to Wayne Ireland of Co·
lumbus. Ohio, at a rocktall party
held Sunday, Nov. 27. About 50
guests w~e present at the party
which wu held In the salon of
Thaden Interiors store. whPre a
large book opened up on the
walls revealed the betrothal. The
The book. done ln gold on whitt-.
W a5 adorned with white wed·
ding bells. White flowers and
white candles were used on the
table covered with a gold lame·
table-clo th.
Costa llesa Author
I
SAVE nus HANDY
YULE Glfi SECTION
Ow local ._._ are bunt·
aherttf for eight yean beelnnlna &a9 with the ...._t Clllld Mrs. Eatl G. Cor.kett of 304
In 1930. Outing that tlme he wu beet fow J'OUI' 91ft b"YYD9. Buena Vlata, Balboa. opened hen
president ot the Calllornla State Sbop aecu 101;ar home, cm4 home for the monthly luncheon·
Sherltt's Association and waa .....,. a Neny Shopp!D9 proc.ram meetlna ot tbe Col. WU·
made honorary life member of aa.rt.tmaal Ham Cabell Chapter, DAR. on
that group. He Is the youngeat Nov. 30. Mra. WWI&m B. Tritt, re-
son or the lale Major and Mra. cent. prt!!lided &nd twent)'·llve
WUllam Jackson, early C81Uornla memben were pnMnL
pioneers. who came to CalUornJa M·adsh·rpman John Langenhe.tm Theme for the day waa taken In a covered waeon. trom a recent speech of Mrs. Ruth
His bride. the former Opal Ful· Apper110n Roua, state recent. who
lerton Is the youngest dauehter w·all Wed Wash·rngton Art.tst uld. "We must remember that of the late Mr. and Mra. A. L.. liberty, Thomaa Jet!enon aald.
Frazier of New Castle. Ind. She ~annot be completely Inherited,
hu resided In Southern Caillor· A coast-to-coast announcement graduate o1 Newport Harbor High but must be won anew tor every
nla since 1927 and ls an active carv this week with the news School and Rutherford Prepara-Issue ln every generation. Eternal
member ot the dlrulct Business that Miss Ma ry Harriett Foster tory School In Long Beach. The vlgUance Is the taak fadne every
and Profl"SSional Women's Club. has promised to be the bride of weddln& is planned tor next June Daughter. Let each and all re·
The bride wore a dark brown MJdahlpman John Perry Langen-In Wuhlngton, D. c .. following solve to make every day a
Italian wool gown with moss helm, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay hls graduation from the United Thanksgiving day of duty to pro-
green accessories for her wed-Langenh<>lm of Newport Beach. States Naval Academy at Annap· teoct and enrkh our h~ltaae."
ding with a corsage ot talisman The engagement was announced olls, Maryland. Plans to present et.n.. to Juve-
roses. Mrs. Grace Stephens of by Miss Foster's parents. Mr. &nd Miss Foster Is an artist. who nile Hall !rom the chapter at
San Bernardino, a nie-ce or the Mra. William Anson Foster or Christmas tlme were dh1cuased rrroom, s«.>rved as matron of hon· W 1 already has her paintings hang-... ash ngton. D. C. The bride-to· 1 a 1 tbe Co G u f by the Americanism chairman, or In a royal blue dr«.>ss with n. n rcoran a ery o be Ia the granddaughter of Mrs. Art In Wuhln t D c Sb be Mrs. Adrian Irvine. Sponsorship sllvc.>r accessories and a cor•age w 11 1 g on, · · e · "' a ace Dar lngton Connor or h ... t dl 1 N .. __ ot an eighth grade Girl Scout oC pink rosc.>s. Best man was Capt. KJ So ,.. __ 1 gan er .,.. • s u es n urn~ g. ngstree. uth \.AUO Ina and "'-rmany wh h f th troop under the leadership of Theodore Lacy, retlred head Jail· Mrs. John Foster of SheUield. V":' ' ere er a er was Mrs. Robert Schock was devel· er of the county. 1 with the International MUltuy A abama. Tribunal. She late r studied under oped and a re-cent visit to tht>
M«.>mbers or the wedding party Father ot the Intended groom Hlgate Ishii ot Tokyo, Japan, and troop was reported by Mrs. Irvine.
held a wedding luncheon alter 15 e.cutlve seertotary or the.> In the United States at Corcoran Members contributed to the needy
the service performed by Dr. Newport Ha rbor Chamber or Gallery oC Art In Washington. Cros&llore I DAR aPPr o ved
Thomas Hudson. At a specia lly Commerce. The Langenheim's I o. c. She attendc.>d the Convent school) with a shower of pillow de-corate~ table at the Mission live at the Balboa Bay Club. ot the Sacred H«.>art school In slips which Mrs. Charles K
Inn In Rl v«.>rslde. guc.>sts WPrP also Midshipman Langenhei~ls a Tokyo. and the Warrenton Coun-Boardman. organizing regent.
Mrs. Tht>Odore Lac.-<'y. former jail try School tor Girls In Warren· wUJ ·send to the school u a
matro n. Lt Joseph Vlgn<'au. re ton, VIrginia. She Is now at Christmas gift
tir«.>rl from the Los Angeles C•>un-DAR HonOrS George Washington Unlv«.>rslty In Mrs. Chall«.>n F. Landers pre·
Mrs. R. T Morris of Fallbrook atCIIIated with the Delta Gamma laws. which wt>re voted upon by
t y Shenff's ottlce and Mr and l Washington. D. c .. where.> she Is sented the reviS(>d chapt«.>r by
The bride and gwom ar<' plan L p sorority. the chapter. 1 Talks to UllrlriHI nlng a number of short trips In ynn ease Midshipman Langenhelm ex· New mc.>mbers were presented I Southern Ca!Jtornla for thPir Esth«.>r Warn«.>r. Costa Mesa 1 honc.>ymoon. L p pects to be home for Christmas. I!_Y Mrs. F.• L. Lowe, who lntro-
author. was guest speaker at the ynn ease, Harbor High but will Join his fiancee and her duced Mrs. Lewis Reed of Lido
School Library Association mt't't · School senior and daughter of family In South Carolina Cor the Isle. Mrs. Robert Roptor and Mrs.
lng. Southern Section. held at thP TAB POT STARTS FmE Mr. and Mrs. Ha rvey Pease of latt«.>r part of the holidays. Ruth Jerterson Rust of Corona d«.>l
LaFayette ht)tel In Long B<'ach A fire In a tar pot caused $15 Balboa Island, Is the re-cipient of Mar, Mrs. Harold Houser of Bal·
Saturday. Miss Wa rnt>r Is known damage Friday on the roof oC a the annual DAR "Good CitiU'n" boa Island. Mrs. M. H. Deckard
tor ht>r books. "Nrw Song In a r«.>sldc.>ncc.> undn construction at award. which Is presented by the Zo nta 's Yu I e and Mrs. Hugh Hoover ot Costa
Strange Land" and "S<'ven Days 1757 P laza d«.>l Sur. Balboa, owned Col. William Cabell Cha pter.
to Lorna Land." by Charles E. Duggan. A large The award Is based on dPpt>nd ·
Attending from this arc.>a Wt're column of black smoke rost-from ability, leadership. service and Party Ton •• 9 ht Mr~. Hilda MrCartnc.>y, district th<> roof as thP tar burnt-d but It patriotism. Selection or the win·
llhrarian of the Costa Mesa was quickly Pxtingulsht'd. ner Is made by faculty members
schools. and Mrs Kathryn Sauc-from the.> top thr«.>e candidates
erman. Horace Ensign School II · SON FOB McQAVJlONS named by the glrl students. Last
brarlan. A son. La rry Allen. "a<o born 1 week ~he w!ls announced .as the
to Mr. and Mrs Franklin Mr-Zonta Club s chol.~ a.s 'Zont.a
MESAHS MOVE NORTH Gavron of ~ Santa Ana AH• I Girl oC the Month for Nov«.>m·
The 0 S Zl<>glrr.., have movf'fl NPw port Hf'i~hts. in Jloag MP tx-r
from 2131 National Ave.>., Costa ffi(lrial Hospita l on Wpnnpo;rJa~. Lynn !Wtved on the Girls'
)1('sa. to Burllngamr. C.tliC. Nmr 23. Uaguc cabinet Cor four years i-,._..._11111.,.....,..._'"'.-;..,..a;ijjt;•;e;----;;jjj;;jj;;iiMiiiHiiHi;;j;d a nrl Is now presld«.>nt. During her junior year she represnted the
There's Still
Time To • • • Knit
a J .. lte Jacket for
CHRISTl AS
high school at Girls' State ln
Sacramento. She Is a member of
the school Honor Society and ot
I
Trl Sigma. honorary glrla' club
Currc.>ntly she Is representing
Harbor High In the Calllornla
Associated Student Council. She
is an artlve member In GA.A and
Pr~nts for each other and
presents for women In the Or·
ange County Hoepltal w111 be
brought to the Zonta Christmas
party being given tonight by the
otrlcers at the home of Corres-
ponding Seocretary Wlnlfr«.>d Ba.
con. Emerald Bay.
Christmas tree ornaments will
also be brought for the hospital
Christmas party which the Zon-
tlans will give.> to the womc.>n In
the.> TB ward at the Cou nty Hos-
pital. Hel«.>n Stockton ls In
chvge of the party.
Glamour
Glimpses
No kidding! You're glft hunt
lng? Oh, and you have some.> very
unusual people to buy gifts for
-the kind or people that have
EVERYTHING! Those people.> who
have such exqul.slte taste.> you
don't know HOW to tempt them
--or the ones that you're so very
fond of you'd like your present
to be something VERY nice!
FOB YOUBSELF-OB A Cln
Tau Rho Kapp.a. the group com·
posed of future teachers.
A Christmas luncht>On and
book revlt'W party Is being plan-
ned by VIce President Dorothea
Sheely at her home In New·
port Heights nPxt Wednesday.
S'fuDAy. but lt'a 9ifta for
th-. ldAda of people that
O'BUElf'S ~ ln. y ...
really. Velma. b.,...lf baa Juat
ntunae4 from ftew York. wben
U. .. lectecl faahJoa'a ID 0 I t
~T c:natJoiLI. .. fon that
she att..clecl CaWonaJa mar·
bt.a to fiDel the fiDHt w•t
CIOCDt 9ifts cm4 wearable&.
Sbe'a beell atoddD9 Ia« loftly
atcwe low moet.ba with the .-y
thblgs that please the most
41scl'lmiDCitlD9 people.
So EasJ • • • So Quick
WE'LL SHOW YOU HOW
Aa low aa 16.35, wblch 1Ddu&t•
yaru. pcrttem cmd youJ' aMdlea.
ELsiE KAUOBOUCB'S
YARN SHOP
%747 E. Cocdt BJ9bwcry
Cororaa del Mar IL\ 0857
Hot oft of Saata's Sleigh
Murray Millmcm'• Really fitted
Prtuc:eu wool dreu .••
rue Enginf' Rl'd and Yummy
c;r<>en. Sltl''l 7 !.l 11 -13-15 17.98
• • •
P g. Sub-T«.>en Special!
l\1.1n IYP<> tallor«.>d shirts, by
PPh•r 1'11 n . . Pastel colors rt>g. 3.50
this week oD.ly ........ 2.98
~elena's "the
BOtnlS
1() 11 m to 5 'P m
Sizes" .
Panhel Will Hold Yule Party
at OC Student Lounge Dec. 2 I
1 Harbor Panhellenlc will hold a
sa lmagundl Christmas party, to
whlt'h husbands a nd escorts will
be invlt<>d. in the.> student lounge
at Orangr Coast College at 8 p.m
Wl'dnP<orlay, Dec 21.
The ho'lt('SS committ«.>e will In·
elude Mmes. 8<-rtram Es plau.
chalrmnn; J ohn Rec.>Se Carson.
PN«.>r Rarrctt. William Grundy,
R'JY llallb<>rg-, Joseph Carver and
L Mao;ton Gallagher.
Panhf'IIPnl<' has voted to en-
dorS(> a lf'Ctur£> series by Eleanor
Klneslry on "Nutrition for Health
and Energy." The lecture dates
I are Jan. 17. 24, 31 and Feb. 7
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. In the
OCC auditorium.
At the last Panhel meeting, art
Instructor Howard Clapp from
OCC demonstrated pattc.>rns and
teochnlqutos ot floral arrange.
ments. The meeting was held at
the home.> oC Mrs. RJ chard Wt>n·
ker. 3728 Ol-ean Blvd .. Corona del
Mar. Hostesses were Mmes. Wen-
ker, Theodore JohruJO~ Leonard
Baltzer and Thomas t·rost.
Mrs. John K~ler reported that
she and Mta. H. 0 . Boyvey, pres-
Ident. had given a Thank.sglvJng
party for the Retarded Children's
Foundation. The ifOUp voted to
set aside funda tor the purchase
ot Chrlatmaa iltt.a and tor the
expenses of adcUtlonaJ parties
for the Foundation throuehout
the year.
Perha ps a handbag? One ln
gorgeous golden tan 1 eat h e r
called Roney's "ltalla." A little
gold t ag says the be4utlfulleath·
n Is water repellent and color
fast.. The smartm gold fastener
mark.o; Jt as a n especially nice
bag. This bag Is only one of the
many beaotllul handbap by
Ronay at O'BRIEN'S and you'll
be Impressed at the money value
of them. O'BRIEN'S also have
large velveteen tote bags, small
brocade clutch bags for evening
and velvets and satins beautUul·
ly beaded. embroidered. or em·
blazoned with rhinestones and
pearls.
Jewelry 111.0.. a atunaiDg ttft. &.peclaJJy If It Ia the COY·
.WK.-t,._.~ ~ ....,... tlt.at .,..
.....-,.od taste Ia a lh'•l•f ~ ... ...,, Ccfaae Ia a4 .... a-.....u a1.eo ....-iD
...U 11 adl:11 t• whea JI8G tift .._ a gUt .. da.IDMt:a•• • • •
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O'alllKrl ............ .. ..... ..... _, ... ea:nfatll.
POUJ'71 That'a all It ~ to pe a whttl of xow tavorl-. per· tu.me In a PreetA-Wbt ~d new bulb~ at.om..tar-eee tt. lt'a the aaa..1 Anotlter udun. new etlt
at ~ and a perfb.n.
bottle to matd'l.
•
italitgf)
Meu and Mrs. Neil WUllama ot
Balboa.
Second vice · pfflldent, Mrs.
Anne Harbeson, p~nted a pro·
rram of music. colored tum &nd
talk of the El Toro Lady Marine.
aupervlsed by Major' Mary Ta·
turn.
''II•·~ .., ••• ,,
Chrlatmaa Ia bound to be a
lively place around the home ot
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Coates,
new residents at 210 Orchid Ave.,
Corona del Mar. Both their 1100
and dauehter wUl be home from
colege for the holidays. Dauah·
ter. Marlene Ann, is a junior at
USC. while son Edward wiU be
coming all the way from Yale
University at New Haven. Conn.,
where he Is a BOphomore. The
Coates have owned their Orchid
Ave. home for several months,
but just moved from Glendale to
make It th«.>lr permanent real·
dence. Mr. Coates is BJII!IOC!ated
with the Greenleaf • Sleveru
Realty firm tn Newport.
Vnmng
Commercials
It'a hard to aet a man to admlt
he llkea Chtimnu abopplng, but
the store. are makJne It u euy
aa poaJble by havin& a c:odttaU
fuhlon show and ahopplng apree
tor men. p&rtlcularly, at Cnera
Inn trom 5 p.m . on Sunday.
Fashtona w1ll be presentecl by
the Clothe. Borw, and lobuon'a
Jt-Welen, Balboa l&land. ud by
the Santa Ana P'Ur Co. MarjOrie
H&Je Charm School bu arraneed
tor modela &nd co~ntatlne. • • •
Marcumte Way pa.aed her
Bronze medal award cfven by
Arthur Murray Danee Studt~
with tlylne colo.ra, honon In fact.
at the Corona del Mar dance
studio laat Friday nl&ht a.nd wu
at the Arthur Munay Bronze
Medal Ball on 1'elevlslon Sunday
nlgbt with ln.at.ructor BUI Fuctk.
SOJf PO a DUT ILl lAS
A son, Rlcou ~n, wu born to
Mr. and Mta. Anthony Dl~ula ol
713 Poppy Ave .• Coro11a del Mar,
on Friday, Dec. 2. In HoaJ Me·
mortal Hospital. * CHRISTIIS liFTS FOR YOU! *
WALL PLANTEB
Coppt>r planter with wrought
Iron wall bracket. Reg. $2.25,
now, while thc.>y last ·-··· 11.18
CRAFDf(; DISH
Aluminum food pan with cop· •
per Ud, black wrought Iron
stand, a real value at .. 14.11
,.... u.!'lft
StnfiEAN COODB·I'JITEB Full alze. 15·11tht; each lamp
Cooks compl~tP meals auto· burns I n d ~pendently. Ree. matically. With try buket $3.75,
and recipe book . . . 1U.50 Spec1al at ··-· 12.11
()pea t1DW 1:00 !'.X. l'roaa Dec. 10·24th.
*CROWN HARDWARE*
'"A BOUSEBOLD DEPABTNEJIT STOBr
We Becleem * We C.t * We Olft CrowD !tampa ...,.. er..... ltampe BAUOam
110'7 EAST COAST BJ(;BWAT COaOlfA DEL KA.a
REMOVAL SALE
We lust •n• ., Dec. 31al
After 1 S•cceasfll Yur
We 1•1111 Hr .......
to ._.fit ., oar
20% to 50% ......................
Hcrilein Flowers
a.&. c..t ........ c...a cW ...
.......
Corona del Mew
Stores OHer
Programs Set·
The church school and the
adult and chlld.ren'a cholra of the
Balboa laland Community Meth·
oc1Ut Church are rebeanlnr for
a holiday prorram. "Let EverY
Heart Prepare Hlm Room." to be
presented at 5 p.m. Sunday, Dec.
18. It 11 betnr directed by Mn.
P. F. Relnet and Leslie Van
Dyke.
Church achool children wlll
brlnr to the prorram the money
which they have collected for the
purchase of a plano In a Seward,
Alu.ka, chlldren'• home. Follow-
lnr the procram refreshments
will be lerVed by the Woman's
Soclety of Christian Service.
On Wednesday evenlnr. Dec.
21. the replar monthly FamUy
Night Supp« will feature a pro·
gram on "How We Got Our
Chrt.tmaa Carol&."
Youth• ol the church will rath·
er on Friday evenlnr. Dec. 23,
before rolng ln two separate
groups to alne carols In the com·
munlty.
The traditional Christmas eve
service of carols and candlellrht·
lnr wUl be held 1n the church
sanctuary at 9:30 p.m . Saturday,
Dec. 24.
Chrlnmas day services of wor·
ahlp are planned for 9:30 and 11
a.m. Church school will be held
as usual at 9:30a.m.
4000 Attend
Yule Preview
Some 4.000 persons attended
the annual Christmas Preview of
the Newport Harbor Business
and Professional Women's Club
,
TBEJlE WAS aAQPJR KVI IC ..,.._ tbe Ccaapbell daa ...tat
U.. bo1u of lb. cm4 Kn. Bany C. CcaapbeU at 221 OrdLI4 A• ...
ConGa del Mar. •1ay1D9 tbe pep. Ia Dr. DoDald lladlatyre. aa
achaap pro...._ from U.. tJa.lftnlty oC E4iDbGJ'9h. Scotlcm4.
who 1a DOW oa the faculty at Paaaoaa CoUecJe, (Eulga pboto)
last Thursday and Friday In the --------------------------
Rendezvous B.Vlroom, Balboa.
Flowers by Morrl was the
sweepstakes winner In the judg·
lng of merchant's booths. Vln·
cent'a Udo Drugs was first, Bill's
Market second and Richard's
Udo Market waa third In judg· Ine for Cla. A In Clua B Don
Buab pbotoerapJu-... flnt,
Rule's ot CalltomJa 8eCOnd and
Olver's Supply third. In class C
tlrst plare went to Thorpe's
Gifts, second to Branberry's Oven
and third place to the Brat Shop.
Honorable mentions went to
Jeri's of Lido and Hartleln's
F1owt'rs.
Jack Huckabee of 320 Marine
Ave.. Balboa Island, was the
winner or the $100 prlze Saturday
night. G. N. Wells, Costa Mesa
realtor. was the winner of the
$25 prize, which he promptly re·
turned to the club for Its use.
Arloween Dockter Is Brid_e
of Roland Briggs. Costa Mesa
The home of the Lutheran m in·
lster, Rev. Lothar Tornow, was
the 8eene ot the weddtnr last
Friday nlrht between Miss Arlo·
ween Dockter and Quartermaster
Roland Driggs.
The brld<' Is the daughtrr of
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Dockter of
919 W 18th St., Costa Mesa . and
the groom Is the 80n of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert J. Briggs of 1962 Ful·
lerton Ave .. Costa Mesa.
Idyllwild. The bride's three
brothers. Jimmy. Glen and Duane
Dockter, were alao present at the
ceremony as well as both sets of
parenu.
The bride attended Newport
Harbor High Sc-hool and Is now
at Orang• Coast Colleee study·
lng to be a nurse. Her nPw hus.
band ls al80 a &Taduate of New·
port Harbor High School and was
recently stationed In Alu.ka In
the service. He exp«ts to be sent
to the South Paclllc In February.
Honor Pupils
• • • of sodal note
(Oalttlnued trcrn Pap 8) to announce their recent mar·
a.rouM tbe table at the Friday rlare -and tell people about
anaWa pbielt! their weddlnr trlp to Canada,
• • • Seattle and Y~te ... Brooks
Saw Mra. E. H. L.a.U.nne of no Bernard had a wlne-taatlng f~e
Potnaettla Ave., Corona del Mar. at hla home In Newport for the
d1nlnc at Raran's f~ the first IOdal and 8clentl11c search of
time out atnce her releue trom knowledge about CaJifornla., I
Hoag H01SP1tal. believe, wines . . . the Candy
• • • · Cane Ball wu aold out alm<>&1
at OBRJEN'S . TO GIVE WITH PRIDE
t
Dana and Glq&er Lamb are before It started ... Mrs. Fred
decoratlnr their bouse ln prepar-erick Rlnre bad a beautiful
atlon for a quiet Chrl.st:maa In luncheon and card party for thP
Corona del .Har before they start women's auoclatlon of the Unl
a country-wide lecture tour In v~list Church and thtt gut>St!>'
January about their rabuloua ad· apparel wu In tune with the ln ventures. terlor decor of her home. A prevl
• • • ous party for the Universallst
A Real
Clitia Pie
Starting the holiday season
nrly, Gertrude Seymour la host-
lnr a rroup of frtenda at a cock.
women was held on Harbor IS·
land. • • •
tall party from 5 to 7:30 p m. We undttrst.and the t-Ot'wport
Saturday at her home at 1112 W. Harbor Community Players have
Balboa Blvd., Newport. Our bet tossed out "The Women" 1n favor
la that there will be plenty of of "You Can't Take It With You"
flab talet amonr her many an for their next product.Jon.
rllnr ftienda. Lily Call. for ex • • •
ample. wlll J)I'Obably get her line The Edward Johon.ans of~~
In edrewtae u some of the not · Ave , Balboa Island, are planning
so-lucky feminine anrlens will on a family Chrlst.mas -with
be asklnr her briny llea"ets about their son In the Navy and their
how she brought home all those son and daurhter • In · law In
sliver trophies at the recent 1 W~twood .)olnlnr the rPSt of
south-of-the-border tournaments them for a Jolly Yule. • • • • • •
Another work party volunteer The George Hannebergs or Co·
Saturday and some more w ell rona del Mar have been entN
placed nails at the Youth Com talnlng Mrs. Hanneberg's brnthf'f
munlty Center. Corona del Mar. and slster-ln·law. the Frank M
made the clubhouse a little near·l Tc.lfTes, from Honolulu Mr. TfJrre-s
er completion. SurrttStlona have l.s with the Bu~au or Unemplo)
been rna~ re a possible womt>n'~
1
ment In Hawaii. While they wt're
auxiliary to the youth center pol-hert> there was much ae11v1ty In I
Icy board and a rroup of the gab eluding trips to Tijuana and La-.
met last week at the homt' or Vera.s and all the high SixJts 1n
1
Mrs. C. Lester Jones to offer their the Harbor area.
help and moral support to the • • •
project. Arnone the rroup who VIsitors at the home of Mr anc1 1
have already shown an active Mrs Worth Bernard In &>a<·nn
Interest In the Youth Community Bay are Mr and Mr<~ Ed ga r liM ·
Center are the Woman's Civic r('ll. cousins ot Mr BE'rnard. Thl'
League, which ha.s a Youth Cen· Harrt'lls. native Chicagoans Mf' 1 ter committee under Mrs. Alvin quickly convertNi Into Southl'rn 1
Spencer, the Junlo.r Ebells anll Calllornlans by the BernMds 1 the Opti·Mrs. In s p1te of dnppy WE'<~thN • • •
by KICKERNICI
Cw 1e ~· y :~ F-e&~
sr ')r1 0 ~ you d1.1re . S&ucy
r.1lo" si-torl.e gorn shed
w th r-.ch "g ond twm ro~e
b ... d. Motch.ng pant,e.
P "~ Clcw r b'ue. S·M L.
The Jet 7.95
OTHER GOWNS-SHORT DRESS LENGTH. WALTZ
L.E:'\GTH AND "GRA!'iNY" GOWNS IN ALL FABRJCS
FR0 :\1 CHALLIS 1'U NYLON TRJCOT-PRJCED FROM
S:> 95 G1!t Wr..~p~. of Cow~ . Open Eventnrs.
CORONA DEL MAR
2515 E. Coast llwy. CD)(. IIA 2111
THEY'RE SAYING IN NEW·
PORT HARBOR : Jo McCarthy and
William Roberts of Newport· VIsta /
are bav1nr a ~ption Sunday
The lfewport Harbor Cham·
ber of Commerce uv-you to
do your 91ft ahoppi.D9 with
your U...towa ..C...ta.
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1Call HArbor 1114 lor Job Pdatieg
Gifts with a Flair
at in the contemporary mood!
CDlL F08 KOJIJUSOKI
A daurhter, Lisa May. was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Melv1lle
Morrison of 715 Larkspur Ave.,
Corona del Mar, In Hoag Memor-
Ial Hospital on Wednesday, Nov.
JO
Only the families of the young
couple w<-re present for the cere·
mony, which was arranged to fit
In with the military leave of the
serviceman. The bride wore a
white sht>ath dress. gold shoes
and carried a pink colonial bou·
quet. Ht>r mother wore a navy
blue afternoon dress and Mrs.
Briggs wore an avO<'ado dress.
The motht-rs had corsage& of
roses.
P:~;2:~:.~ I
Just released the first group of I
nam<-s of the freshmt>n sturt<-nts
who have achieved thE' hontlr ro ll
grades at Harbor High &hool
They are:
-t . .. -k , ... _.
•
After the ceremony the couple
took a brief honPymoon trip to
UREI IARIRETA IMPORTS
ls brimming with e.xdtlng Gifts
Specially priced for
Cllrlsllna ....,...lltr Dap
Monorram glasses 5.95 doz.
Penonaltud Chrt..tmu card orders still filled
rift wrap deliver ahlp
2658 E. Coaat Highway
Corona del Mar
Harbor 1373
Open f!Very nlte and Sundaya 8:30 to 9 :30
.. , IDlY·--.. I llrt
Lit ........
Tt-rrl Ct>ffoltt'r. Rose AndNo:on,
Judy Baker. Jack Bradbury. Char
lene Carroll. Diane Carroll. \aro
lyn Casey, Lorraine Cuthh<'rt.
/f'an DeJong. Janet Dt>lphlno.
Tim Drlskel. GAry Dunn. Richard
Elliot, Clemt>ntlne Estrada. ~ally
Eymann. Diane Forc1erbrugE'n
Margar('t Fruf'han. Howard Gil
strap. Kay HarTl'>. Raymond Har·
I vey, John Haskell. Janie Hoy<-!1.
Judith Henry. Susan Huffman,
I Carolyn HughP!I, Carol Hyden.
Michael Irwin. Carol Jaquith.
Connie Kempton. Richard Korn·
welbel. Linda Lawton. Anna IA:>d·
bE'tter. Robert Lieb. Barbara Lll·
ienthal. Bonnie McCa)'. Arva
Morris, William Mu~. Tom Pet·
erman and Pam Peterson.
Pell• Offl•r Hila
Slllln II I• PMII
Suspicious actions of two San
Dteao sallon resulted In New·
port Po11ce O«left Robert Davrn ·
port holdlna the sailors at run·
point at 2:30 a .m . Sunday at
Coast Hwy. and Marine Avtt. un·
Ul ualatanc. anived. '
He had pursued tbe aaJJors
from a Mrvl~ staUon at RJver·
side Ave. and Coast Hwy .• Mar·
lnen Mlle. One or the allen bad
beea pound.J.n& on a dearet ma·
dllne tn the eervlce .tat1=th hla c:ar llpta out and the 11.,.
runnlna. 'I1Mt car tben d ed
at a blab rate ot IPMd. runnln& throu&h a red ll&ht. After an In· ...uptJon t.bq ... releul!d.
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E. C.nep• hold.,.,on.•y pod
wood from Heweii F. He"d cervecl wood g trefle '"'•II 11
G . l.ar9• 9 ireff. 1<4"
H. Tebl• leMp, whi .. gold-)7 ' '-•gl>
I. S.l+ & pepper •h•••,.. m•l•l p•rt• ~h•ffi•ld Steel
J. F...,. lw•~ coeolel'\ & ho·d••
h.ncf med• INtine fin11h
IC. F.o1111 lv•el w i•n+•l coff.• pot
ootid bt•u, petitle r,,;,t.
Make your own and your
friends homes beautiful
this Christmas with these
aocassoriea d e a i g n e d
with an eye for beauty.
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FlagiDEfti'T
llame!
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tncluctee a 511:3' na, wttb 6' Jointed pole and houae bracket.
Special Price _ 12.50
Hate to hang up laundry?
GET A NEW GAS CLOTHES DRYER ••••••
• • • and you'll never lift another clothes basket,
never touch another clothes pin f
Funds QK•d
By City for
Hwy. Signals
Newport couneil hu approved
an aereement on alloca.Uon of
~.146 ln ~ tu fundi lot
maintenance of ~ atreeta
and Installation of two new
tratflc al,nals.
The allocatlorw Include $6,000
for the city's share of the coat of
ln.ltalllne a ~-way sJenal at
VIa Lido and Newport Blvd
(12(),668 ls the state's share): $7.·
118 for city's share of the cost of
a aienal on Cout Hwy. at Mom·
I~ C&nyon Rd., between Shore
CU.tta and Corona Hlehlanda
<t8.250 1a the ata~·s share): $1.·
750 tor city's &hare of the cost of
overhe.d aatety lJgbtlng on Cout
Bwy. at Seaward Rd. ($750 Is the
•ate's share>; and $19,500 tor
maintenance of major meets
throuettout the city."
City Engineer Bert Webb uJd
there 1a $40.000 In gas tax funds
to be allocated for acqul<lon
ot property for wfdenJng of New-
port Blvd.
Council also: e Approved the request of
convalescing City Manager John
Sailors for a nlne-day vacation
beelnnlng on Dec. 1. City En-
flneer Bert W'ebb has been act-
tne city manager since Mr. san-
ora' recent hernia operation. e Cancelled the scheduled
hearing on revocation of busi-
ness licenses of several business
firms for failure to remit sales
taxes upon receiving payment
from all tht> delinquent firms. e Passed Ordinance 762 to
second reading; this ordJnance
permits th£' pollee department to
check the background of busi·
n~s and their employees hav·
lng direct contact with public
and having access to homes; for
examplE'. husJnesses like buUd·
ing maintenance and house-
cleaning e Received and filed a letter
trom the Park Commlsalon atat-
tne that the Commission feela
there does not appear to be a
suitable location for a public
restroom on Balboa Island; the
request for a restroom had been
made by the Island Business
Assn. e Approved the request of the
Park Commission Cor joint action
by city engineer and the com·
mission to bring up to date a
master plan for maintenance
and development of the Corona
del Mar state park property; this
request had been made because
of proposaJ for a new restroom. e Approved the Park Comml.s·
slon recommendation to allow
the Newport Is land Assn. to go
ahead with its plan for beautlfl·
cation and Improvement of city
owned lots known as Newport
Island Park.· e Received a request from
Ralph Maskey and pet I t Ion
signed by six persons requesting
a crosswalk on Newport Blvd ..
between Short and Finley streets.
In front of City Hall; referred to
the city engineer.
• Approved the license re·
quest of F. Edward Parker to
conduct a forel~n car service at
2815 VUla Way. Newport. e Approved the license request
of A. P. Tolle to conduct the bus-
Iness of repalrlng gasoline hose.
nozzles and air gauges and sell-
Ing parts fot same at service
sJ._atlons In the city.
.. Approved the request of
Newport Postmaster H. Payne
Thayer for relax1ng the oU-street
parking requirements from 26
spaces to 19 at Vte new poat of·
flee to be built on Avon St. back
of Mariners Mlle. e Approved plans and spedfl·
cations and called for bids to re-
place the sewer line on Balboa
Blvd . between B and G streets In
Balboa.
Arcltilecllrll Leac•
Will EIHI • T..UIJ
OUicera for 1956 wtll be elected
Tuesday by the Women's ArchJ ·
tecturaJ ~ague of Orange Coun·
ty at a meetlng to be held in the
home of Mrs. Charles Hunter,
LagunL
Report of the nomlnatlne com·
mlttee wu given by Mn. WU-
lard IOI'da.n. Mra. Phllmer Eller·
broek and Mn. Richard Pleger
at the November meeting held
at the home of Mra. lorclan In eo.ta Mesa. PresJdJnc over the
bualnena meettnc wu Mrs. Dr·
mit Dorhu ot Colt& K..a. pres~ .
dent.
Plana f« the 19M National
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Record Crowd
At Boys Club
A total of 1,915 members had
joined the Harbor Area Boys'
Club as of Oct. 1, and of th~.
88."S have re-registered during
October and November. Thla 1s
215 more than were membera as
of Dec. 1, 195f, and 282 more
than were members on Dec. 1,
1953.
Executive D 1 rector Albert
Spencer reported that In October
there were 643 vla1ts from boys
In Newport Beach. In Nov,mber
there were 965 vlslt.a from New-
port Beach members and vtsJtona.
I There are now 162 rertBtered
members trom Newport, Mr.
Spencer said. •
I. The Boys' Club bus picks up
boys from Horace Ensign School
every Monday and Tuesday at
3:30 p.m. Parents must arrange
to get them home.
Average dally attendance dur-
Ing October 'and November was
checked at 3T1 boys each day.
Durlne the Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday of the Thanksglv·
lng holJdays at 472 boys found
activity at the Soya' Club each
day.
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Ccdlutc. 6ltda tedcayl
W. L LANDIS o• L E. CAIRNS
l.u.tf a.un
lJI a. lftla ...
CQITAMUA
Learn to Donee
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ARTHUR MURRAY
SCHOOL OF DANCING
HARBOR 1925
lS2) E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
Dancing Every Sat. Nile
On:JI TO PVU.IC
Billy Arlll•'• Orcllulra
I:J0-1:30 SOc pew ..... . .,.,. ..........
O.C.C. IIOTSIIOT -DeaDy P'lbpabiclr. lf...-port llarbow 10gb
Sdlool~·· ~ to be ODe of tbe ~ plup ·-tb1a s Coast Collep bcDbtbcdl t.cma. Deluly. a fraU at ~ was l9b poLDt IIUID for tbe lacs wttb 21 poi..Du LD U..lr
-.oa'• opeaer witb tbe aiWIUlL
Llci•Rall
l5tb ST1IEET AT THE IA1' FaOXT
Two More Firms Establish
New Factory in Costa Mesa
The addition of another na-
tionally advertised product to
the list of Costa Mesa manufac·
tured Items was revealed with
·oream• Boat
Hit by Blaze
Carelessness wu blamed for
a $50 fire aboard the boat,
''Dream." moored at Vllla Ma·
rtna. 1021 Bayalde Dr., near the
entrance to Balboa Ialand, at
9:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 26.
Firemen uJd the blaze started
when owner Harold H. Stamps
of Loa Angeles dropped a pan of
euollne on a generator In the
boat enelne room. Carbon tetra·
chloride flre extlfli'Uiltlera were
UleC1 on the Dam• by tha.e
prnent.
Stan SmJth ot 518 Avocado
Ave .. Corona del Mar, Mc:ame Ul
from the dangerout fume. from
the carbon tetrachloride and wu
etven OX)'Jell by &emen.
UIUIA TRAYn IEIYICE
AIRUIES •
RAILROADS
s.nu. Tlae Coastal Ana P'OI' Ready 10 1'ean
211 Oceaa A.._ lAgaJaa leada llyatt ~1011
voJI!tiC
PUBLIC GOL~ C:OUAS.
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agic Toy Shop' Is Benefit
for Harbor View ScHool PTA
Opti-Mrs. Club Officers
To Be Installed Friday
"'lbe Maa1c Toy Shop" wtll be
pretented u a PTA bendlt at
the Harbor Vtew School at 7:30
p.m. today (ThundiQ') and 2:30
p.m. Saturday by the Newport
Harbor Community Playen and
the Barbot' View PTA.
The action 11\ the play takes
SMALL 1GIPTI
& COLLECTOU ITEJU
From Beletum, Holland,
Sweden, Germany, Italy
lr Enrland. u .....
GIPTI
fin •· a.oadwer • ._ .. AM
IE II
IPIILITEIIII
MATTRESS£ ............ -~ r-......_
lrrqular Shapea
RW -U817JLDDIQ COSTA MESA ._.ATTIESS CO.
21 50 N-port N . u ... m
For that
place 1n a maatc toy lhop. All
cSollt ..,. dlaracten from favor·
lte taJzy boob. but beeaU.M no
ooe bellevea 1n maatc anymore,
tbe dlara.cten can't come allvt
u they UMC1 to. Three m.Jee who
llve ln the lhop, aleS~ by two
lost chllclren. work the spell that
makes them come alive once
more.
The cut t.nelu cSea: Suaan Hay .
ton, Leslle Ga.ta. K a t h 1 e e n
Goodman aa the mice; Stephen
Pattlllon and Lin da Har erave a.i
the JOlt chJlcSren: S.Uy Hareravt
aa Dorothy; Todd Hess aa Scart·
crow; Pat Croarnan aa nn
The Opti-Mra. Club of Costa
Mtwa. met recently in the bome
ot Mrs. Buddy C Wilson. 1953
Maple Street. Guest speaker,
Mra. Alii~ Schartz, apoke to the
rroup on the nee-ds of the Hat·
bor Area Girl's Club located on
Harbor Blvd in Costa Mesa.
Members present were Mmes.
Dourlas James, Claude Blood.
John Hoyt, Clarence Page, Matt
LaBorde, Harold Kreutzer, Vlr&ll
Cooper, M. L. Cornelius, Marek
Wolfryd. and BJlddy Wilson.
The Optlmlllt' Club will honor
th~ Opti·Mi'S. Club on Ladtes
Woodman; lock Mc:Sevney u the w ..... OVE cowardly lfon; Michele Porter aa BO ABD SEAG-... M
Nifht witb a cSlnner dance to be
held at tbe Harbor Bou.. tomor·
row (Friday) even 1 n r . Mrs.
Geor&e Burkhatdt. prealclent of
the Newport Harbor Opti·Mr&.
Club, will otfielally lnstall the
otflcer1 of the Costa Mesa Club.
QUIQIIDYIIE
••• El IIIIDEI Standard s h a d e Clot.b.a
and Custom SpedaltJN e Drapery H a r cl w a r • e Venet..lan BUnda.
Winnle·the·Pooh ; Mike Flanerln ThE' Howard ~agen, who
u Eeyoe; leanne Brock aa the formerly llvM at 500 Hazel Dr., * a.Gde u. * c.u
owl; Chrt.tJne EUebout a1 Plr· I Corona d~l Mar, have just moved "-t otac. II.& ..
let; Klmberly Kuster u Allee; to Los Anreles from their Dun-G2 u.cs st.. ••pwt a..1a
Sondra ~ aa Mad Hatter ; nn~ln~r~D~r~h~oon~e~ln~La~gu~n~a.~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~! Kathy Wat.lon u Dormouse; IAftA'S·~ tC a. Alll8t· .lada41e llrL B...,_~ Jln. WlWam \;.
Sandra Wat.lon u March Hare. ..,. trrpe of •ewport 11..:1a an ..... B. ltlrby, llrL JCcaUcdJ • ...,..._ ...S Mn.
Sonnee Stallman u Snow ....,. Mid .. won .... ..._ ....,. tc. _.. ~ J. aroob. 'Tile o.14 toy ....-.. are be-
White; Su~an Gazlay aa Queen; Ia tbe Am' .....,_ IAclfae nnn l bep a ses 1a9 ..s. 1a tbe A"'etcreee L•••• wwk abop I Marilyn Yamer aa Lady-In-Walt· 1~;~~1Llnb~K~~Walp~~==:l:~=·:•:w:~=t=~==:~==~=:~=!!:~===td=1:1:5:~==1:L=·:ewport===~======= and Shelly JC.m.er u blr«S.; ....
Chrlttle Henvtreet u the ~ulr·
rei ; Karen Gates and GaU Olan· FROM HARBOR ID SCHOOL der u bunnies; JClrk Buttermore ,.. _______________________ rr_a_o.a...,__AU __ LD..IEII'TBAL ________ _
u the akunk; Noel Armat:ronr u "" I • -..
Doc; Sandra Mt.La1n u Grumpy; e Q.A.L •AftT Seniors ltarted out the show King, Margie Knox and Laurel
Patl Anne Baume a1 Sneezy; In ~tte of the rain we }lad with portrayal ot Floren~ Chad· Woodson. Last of all came th~
Punela Goodlnan aa Sleepy; Jut ntunday, the G.A.A. party wick IWimmlnr the Enrllah refreshment&. Everybody trotted
She ila WllllarM u Dopey; Carol tor buketball. tennla, and IWim-Channel. It was put on ln the ovez to the homt!m&ktng cottage
Denner aa Forest Falry; Terry mJn r went ott u planned. The pool 80 they didn't mind the In the rain to eat 45 doun cook·
Flanegln u Peter Pan; Grllce party wu 1upposed to have been rain. It wu quite tunny and les brought by freahm~n and
Buttermore a.s Tlrer Lilly; Tim· held on the pool deck but In· everyone enjoyed lt. Then every-drlnk punch.
m y WUII~ u Captain Hook; stead It wu (lven in the adjoin· body trooped back lnalde to see • • •
Mark Van Dyke, l ulle Hanna· 1n1 Social Hall. the juniors 1how Switzerland's e CAME.IlAI
ford. Bruce Olander and Robert nte pufPC*! of the party was aport, 1k1Jng. It waa really funny Everybody wu eeelng spob
Olander u Indiana. to rive awards to the older rirla to see them come out In dltfer~nt last week u pictures were t~ken
Proceeds from the play will who had enough pointa for dll· oo.tumes pretendlnr th~ were of the four cl&U8 and most of
help provtcSe VHtmenta for Filth ferent emblems and tb renerally on skis. the dubs around Harbor Bill
Grade choir boys. have fun. M 100n as everyone A basketball pme ~tween Zimmer. our photoerapht>r. start·
llltllllll llckflru
Mrs. Francb Westerdahl ot 223
E. Bay Front. Balboa Ialand, be·
frlended a younr rirl at tbe Lon&
Beach a..1rport who appeared to
be alone and without tunds, only
to have the rlrl steal a $70 watch.
$24 cash and make lon.r distance
phone calla to Oakland and
Lon£ Beach. she charged to N@'W·
port pollee Nov. 28.
Mrs. Weaterdahl sa 1 d she
bought the girl h~ breakfast
and brought her home. Later she
learned the girl was only 17
and may have run away. When
she returned home from work at
3 p.m. Monday the glrl w u .rone.
The girl had light brown hair
and wu wearlnr aqua·colored
pedal pushers and a black cor·
cSwoy jacket. 1be watch and
money loa and phone calla were
learned.
had assembled alter school the France and A1rlca b r o u r h t ed the ball rolllnr on Monday
aklta befan. Each clua wu to shrieks of laughter for the soph· w1th the freshmen.
put on a 3 to 5 minute humorous omores. They ended the game by • • •
1kJt on some aport from a for· the wild Alrlcans killing off the 1• SJCASB SUCCESS
elm country. Frenchmen. Last of all were the U you saw the ~lor play on
freshmen. who took Canada and t-Ither Friday or Saturday night
Ice hockey. Their halftime ~Mas you will know what a smashing
quite funny when they had tu. success It was. The play wu
After the skits came the main kept entirely secret as th~y had
part of the s how, the awards. tried something n@'W this y~ar. I
The winners In the basketball The sceen was at a high S<'hool
Interclass last quarter were Sen· In the City of Carson CornNs
lors, then juniors. sophomores Five months before a boy had~
and freshmen respectively. In died at the h igh school by fal·
tennis the seniors also took first ling ott a fire escape It had
place. But this time sophomores been accepted as an a<:'CidPnt j
brought in second and juniors but now some students had rt>a ·
third with freshmen again bring· son to ~lleve that he h ad b('f'n
Lnr up the rear. utters. sweat· pushed off the fire ~scaPf'. Thf'y
era.. bar~ were given out to lndl· had Invited their part>nt~. With
viduals. out telllng them what for, to the
Then embk>ms were given to school. Then they told them thPy
elrht ho~ ~enlors. They were to act as a jury While they
were: Judy Coleman, Darith tried the case of M.r. KovalHkl,
Sherlll, Lynn Roush, VIrginia a janitor, for murder. The part of
Fugit. Margie Stovall. Harriet Mr. Kovaleski wu played by
Put a bug In hla
ear that you
-want /:IJ'/:1.
1-W TNy Certo Top douWes 01
_...._ lroyl 29 ~· hit~~~, 16 y,•
a 23 ~·. c:Jir--. or blodl -
•••' .. ,,, five-ply COSCOAT
...-...... lft ..... p..,, ............ -
.... Step '"'-'• S.Ot, 24. "'""-
l wt!ber•treod•d "swltot·owoy"
·~ C..fon·pddded. C>w--.
or blodl -• f'Nollr wcnhoble o..-.,..,_.._,.,1ft red, yelow
Exceptional Christmas Gift IIOT Mc.CABDLE
Back at home in Newport
Heights and actually having via·
ltors on late afternoons Is former
Realty Board president Ed Sedel·
meier -lookJni well after 15
months In the sanatorium.
German exchange student DE-rry
Noga. Evt-ryone agreed that It
was about the best thing they'd
evl'r done. At the end Mr Kova
leski was finally pro' t'n not
guilty. The play wa~ so ~etlv(>
..-. dlo~l 01 piM. $13.95
COLlEaOR'S ITEM
GAllERY and GIFTS
234 BROADWAY ../ LAGUNA BEACH
Realtors Pick
Roy McCardle
Roy M c C t r d 1 e . Costa Mesa
realtor, wu named president of
the Newport Harbor Boa rd of
Realtors at their breakfast meet·
lnJ Thursday at the Balboa Bay
Club. Other officers elected were
• • •
Realtor Bill Killion must have
sold hlmsell a new house. He
and the Mrs. h ave move-d from
710 Kings Rd .. Clift Havl'n. to
706 Santana Dr., Irvine Terrace.
Mabel Fltzmorrl.s. Corona del I Dell I 8 Mar. and Art Adair. Costa Mesa, n. I .. ron,
aa vice presidents. and Kather1nt' I F I o•--I Olson. of Balboa. as 8e<'retary-Ol'llltr 1111, ...
treasurer. Lois Vogt-1 and Mr. Mrs Dt>lla Mae Brown. 69. for-
Adair were the two brokers Just mer Costa Mesa rPSidt>nt. dtrd
elected Thursday .to the Board, Nov. 23 at Santa Ana Commumt)'
and Matt LeBorc;te was the salt>.s-hospital. She wa.s a native of
man named for the ensuing tn& Ky .. <"ame to Costa Mf''l:t In
term. 19Z7. and In 1935 movl'<i to Santa
S.fe.Crackers Gel
$&After H1nl Work
Ana. where ht-r home was at l 12
I
N Flowt'r St
Sbe Is survived by two daugh·
ters. Mrs. Dourlas Wa rd of Ledo
IslE' and Mrs ~raid T Wake
Safe<rackers worked hard to field of Costa Mesa; six sons and
gain entry to a safe taken trom two brothers. Servlct's were held I
the Hanna Escrow Co .. 112 E. 18th Nov. 28 at Parkt'S·Rldley Mor·
st., Costa Mesa. They stole $5 In tuary Chapel. Costa MPsa. and I
cash. Interment was at !tarbor Rt'St
The sate-crackers tlrst tried to cemetery.
punch the dJal to gain entry but ------
that they didn't evl'n tell about
It In the programs.
Harbor's or~hestra under th(>
direction of Clint Sawm played
before the play and In between
acts. After the play tht' cast prt-
st>nted a gilt to tht' drama
teacher Ro bert Wentz. Mrs Za·
tha Tallman, and Malcolm Bu
chanan for their help and tlmt'
* We Give Crown Stamps *
* Con venien t Terms * STROOT'S HARDWARE
HOUSEWARES * Gi.ftware * ApplicmctMI * Paint8
1-Bewpon IU..S.. U 1-Ma. e-ta Me.a
spent. ------~'!!---------========::::::;:=~=;=~
Santa Suggests
I W11llerful
Cllristlllls Gift-
A Subscription
To The Newport Harbor Ensign
without results. Next t hey at·
tem pted to peal the outside armor l~IID~ii.~CIIi.e~i..._~~iiiiiiiliii~i.~iii~IIY~tltt~i•ia~-~~ but gave up after only pealln& bllck about a foot of steel. Entry
finally wu made by .smashlnr
at the edge of the safe door.
Franct. Albers of Orange Cout
The only weekly newspaper in the Harbor Area
ONE YEAR . -Only 3.00
Colle~re notlfled Costa Mesa po·
IJc. at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 28 that tbe
sat. wu found abandoned on
the college campua.. 1be l&.fe wu
taken flom the oftJce .ometlme
SUnday afternoon.
Outsid4t of Harbor Area --. t.OO
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Mailing Address __
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IIDIIII'S
LIID lliiET
wttbiAI..I.D
e Pai:D.AT. Jr09 • .JS of Seuport Landin£ Newport
A pede.trlan ~ at Sixth St. Beach, at 10 a.m. •.. a. E. Rob·
and Balboa Blvd., Balboa. wu ~ of 3803 Seuhcft Dr .. New-
damaeed by a l'ftOto1't.t, who de-port Bucb, reported a .pare
parted &otn the ecene before ln· wheel and tire atolm ftotn the v..Uga~ oftleera &JTived . . . unlocked trunk of bJa car • . •
Harbc)f area d.ruelflta were lfv· Mra. Cbarl~ Beyler of 805 N. Bay
en .erial numbers from trlpJJcate Front, Balboa Ialanct. reported
namrt:Jcs blanb Jtolen In the the theft of a nightgown from
dty ol Oranee · ..• Cera drtven a clothes Jlne . . . Mrs. Carl
You and your pet planter have by Allee M. ~tenon. 27, of U6 Schilling of 933 Vta Lldo Soud,
a date thll Saturday, December Avocado Ave., Corona dti Mar, Lido Ltle, reported' a skunk ln
10, on our .Mezzanine ..• U your and Paul A. Frueban. 21, of D her garage; oUicers found It wu
pet planter la naUed or cemented Opal Ave., Balboa leland, w~ a deordorlzed pet and took It en
down. brtng tts measurements' Involved In an acddent on Cout a veterinarian . . . Cars driven
• . . It you don't have a pet Hwy. In front ol the Balboa Bay by Janice F. O'Bryan of Santa
planter, we'll sell you one . . . Club •.. Harold 'M. Noble, bar-Ana and A. E. Dahl of 174.1 Po-
But tor decoration'• aake and bor enlfneer, reported the theft mona St., Costa Mesa, were In·
that bare spot In your home that of a ourveyor's S.foot range pole volvec:l In an accident at 17th St.
cries out for a bit ot greenery, from the north aide of Cout and Cout Hwy., Newport Beach.
don't Jeal a alnele word of the Rwy. on the bluff 300 yards west at 3:15 p.m. ... Otflcen ~ood by
following unturned . . . ot Marine Ave .... Mary Jo Don· at the Port 11teat:re during lnter-
Mayor to Open Yule Tree · lot
And Receive Birthday Cake
Wben Mayor Dora Hill visits milt Club wt.U provide afgna and
the Boy Scout Chrlmnaa tree lot ..ut with aupervtafon.
lpeny Top~ldere
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1'edat c..-. •r~-.... lai.UIIg J .....
w ........... ....... Dar-....M••_,_•....._ •
w .... •• lcdUatf 'l'ola
Wyloa"--U...S
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llcawaUaD IIDpcwta
Tea 11IDen, Paaaaau 1.a
sJJJra. aro c 111ee .acs ec.tto~aa
AND MANY OTHER ITEMS, SOME AT
PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIAL PRlC!S
TilE IUOICIWlfl S118P
Deck Toe Headquarters For The Whole Vamlly
2701 W. eoa.t lllpway. R....,..n llalbow. Ll t-11a
I.at:roctud.Dv a DeW 11De of
artificial pl.cmte CIDd fo1.lage
• • • AU your fCIYOii... • • •
PwtuawD.. Dwft.nbcldlia au-
dolpb Boelus aDd P1c:tcL E.Jaa.
Uca. ConSatua.. DalllC n a laD·
dedcma. IYy. Lily o• tlae Val·
~ • • • ~C. Fl.npl'Oof. DOD•
fCICIJ.Dg, DOt effected by the ele·
meat&. l.Dcludblg Mit water.
..a cd..r aod ga or eleetrtc beat.
Waabable. too. tbey caD be
diiAlted 1D wa:rm auda a:D4
r1DMd off • • • I mlgbt add
tbey ON Yfl'f DAitural loold.Dg
• • • Th.y look the way .......,.
howe plaot abould look wttb
tta 1~ all made bdgtlt a:D4
gllat.Dl.Dg wttla IAcd of Luster
or Bdtter (Floww Shop) •••
Abo tb.y an .-.ry bdd.able
• • • T ou c:aD bead eoc:b leaf 1D
aoy cUredtoo you wiab cmd
mab the atem. go juat ao •••
WbeG you get t1red of oae ar-
raoqoemut. they caD all be
beat LD cmot.ber d.lnctioa •• • •
ald.a of 213 VIa Florence, Lido m.Jaion at 8:25 p.m. a.tter the
Ltle, reported that a man In a manager reported havlne trouble
yellow and black car followed with juvenUes . . . Mrs. Maud~
her on Balboa Blvd. near 20th leo. 67, of 314 Alvarado PL. Bal·
St., Newport Beach and to the boa, auffereod a heart attack at
Forlft Hardware. Newport Beach, 9:47 p.m. and was taken to Hoag
where ah~ called pollee, who Mftnortal Hospital ... A Balboa
took her home ..• l ohn A. Grav-woman was ta.ken to Oranlte
er, 17, of .317 OrchJd Ave., Co· County Hospital suffering from
rona del Mar. auUered minor In· acute mania after being found
juries when a car he was drlv-outside Hoag Memorial Hospital
lng was Involved In an accident alle~~ly In an lntoxJcated con-
with a vehicle driven by Jackie dltlon at 5:40 p.m. wtth her
E. Gregg, 18, of 2029 Harbor Blvd., clotblnl torn, which she said she
Costa Mesa. at Coast Hwy. and did u the result of a bad head·
Avocado Ave .. Corona del Mar, at ache ...
at Cout Hlehway and Bayalde 11te lot wUl be open from 8:30 !!~~!!!~~~~!!!11~~!!!!!!!!!!!'1~~1!!111!!!1
Drive at 1 p.m., Satur-day. she a .m. untU 9 p.m. from Dec. 10 Use En.un. Waat .... _ for a--•a.. wiU oUiclally open the lot for through Dec. 23. _ _,.. AU QUIY
Ch rlstm aa tree aalea, and also .;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=:. will receive a birthday hoaor. I
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Now here's the "date" Pal\ of
Dece-mber 10 . . . We're very
proud to have Mrs. Louise WU-
son. who hu made decorative
arrangements with these artltl·
claJ leaves In IarKe restaurants,
banlu and offices all over Los
Anieles. spend the day with us
to plant your planters for you
•.. There wtll be no charge tor
this SE-rvice and we wlll supply
the moss or styrofoam needed to
m ake your pl ant a rrangement
complete . . . Mrs. Wilson Is a
true artist from away back ..
Even If you are not artificial
plant minded, right this minute.
you'll enjoy watching her work
with these plants and obtain a
world of Ideas In plant decor ...
* * 'S'wonder1UJ! Newport Harbor
went a ccident free on S·D O'f!
Thanlu Harborltes for stop. look
and listl'ning on the double!
* * *
Chrlatmcu play .•• atrictly
ldd'a atuff • • • Harbor V Iew
P.T.A. uoder the Dtrectloo of
Mcuthella Rcmdall. w1ll pn-
aeot "'Tbe Magic: Toy Sbop ..
1D tbe Ratbor Vlew Audl·
torium, Thursday. Dec. 8. at
7:30 cmd SaturdGY. Dec. 10. at
2:30 • • . Mrs. Baodall alao
wrote tbe PICJ'f wblcb t. all
about faYOrite ato" book char·
acten comlJlg to•uje ..• Chtl·
dreo 2Sc ••• Adulta 75e ••.
11:40 p.m ....
e SATOaDAT. KOV. 28
Kenneth Soares, who lives at
344 Rolmwood Dr., N e w p or t
Heights, reported the theft of a
$48 blke t:rom 15th St. and ~~
boa Blvd .... Ralph L. Llngen·
ber~ of 219 Ja.mlne Ave., Corona
del Mar, reported that someone
used a sharp Instrument to force
open the locked trunk of hls car
to steal a $50 tire and wheel ...
Earl W. Brown of 23 Balboa
Coves reported the theft of a $150
homemade green flbreelus 12·
foot row boat from the dock in
front of hls home . . . William
Kinder of ~ W. Ocean Front.
Newport Beach, reported that the
occupants of a car tore up about
30 feet of hls wooden walk to
use to get their car out of sand
where it wa.s stuck In the area
ot his home ... Corinne Pehrson
of 705 N. Bay Front. Balboa Is·
land, reported the theft of a $50
s uitcase fiUed with clothes and
a $75 portable typewriter from
outside the garage ot her home
upon returntne home while get·
tlng her key trom the house next
door ... Harold Keeler of 3612
Seashore Dr .• Newport Beach , re·
ported the theft of a S80 rod and
reel from alongside hIs house
along with the lhett of a $70 rod
and reel owned by Cornelius Van
Dlng~r of San Gabriel and a
$65 rod and reel owned by Stan·
ley D. Statla of 3701 Lake Ave .
Newport Beach. from the sa me
location ... Earl Pann of 1908
Ocean Front. Newport Beach.
complained that children played
In the yard of hls unoccupied
home and left a mess ... How-
ard Lawson Jr. of 1500 Havt'n Pl..
Cliff Haven. reported the theft of
a $50 tlte and wheel from the
unlocked trunk of his car ...
Verno n Miley, gardener at th('
Horace Ensign School. rt;'ported
that some-one drove up on a
fr('shly planted lawn at the front
of the school soml'tlmC' Friday
night and spun a fi!W brodles on
it . rausing considerable damage. e TBURSDAT, DEC. 1
The dog of Laura Purdum of
307 Anade St .. Ba lboa , was quar•
antlned after biting Phillip M
Honey of Canoga Park . . . Eu ·
gene A. Ha ll of 508 S. Bay Front.
Balboa Island. reported that hub
caps were stolen from his car for * * * the third t ime In she we-elL'! while
parked In front of 1107 Balboa Collect up all the broken a nd Av Balboa Island . not playt'd w ith toys around e ·
your home and put 'em In the,. FlUDAT, DEC. 2
Toys for Tots barrel In our front Cars driven by Rotx>rt J Gll'!l,
lobby ... You know the Marine
1
21. of Long Beach and Wa lter
Corps Reservl' does this every Grohnert. 69. of Costa Mesa. were
year for chlldrt'n who would Involved In an accident In front
otherwll't' go without . . . They
do a s imply marvellous job of I
painting, f lxJng up and repair·
Jn g ...
* * * Kids again NI!West type
of Juvenile Christmas card Js a
large chocolate candy bar with
a complete picture of Santa.
Vixen and Blltzeo and the rest
of the boys In relief ... The
Chocolate bar come11 cc:>mpletely
cartoned. ready for malllne In a
gay cardboard container ...
* * * Wut to gift Ole •llkiDcaa. a. ...... 01' tbe cn-cs Dat .._,A aut~,_ a. me-t......,..._. I Dow
• • • 1.-t .._ IMry toed .....
-...., •• ..., tbidr .... 01'
• -fll .slut I I I ••• A .. .
... .._ - -... drlc Clldtee ...... A...er....-•aple • • .A._.,_., •• eano.
.. !d .......... ~-u..
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..... QMICWM tL
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Tile
CRICKER
BARRR
Custom
Picture Framing
GIFTS
USEI.ESS & USEFUL
Prints, ____ .... ..from $1
FTamee. __ . ..from S2
Do-it· Y ouneH Kit
For Jewelry. with
Kiln & SupPti• --"-95
• * *
J'ot an .vu.t P'flend a Ht of
palnta. a eanvu. or bruahes.
• • *
•• Aflll!.. u am ..... " . ,....., ... ... ~ ....
e IATUBDAY. DEC. J
Otloera quieted a boy and Jirl
at Park Ave. and Emerald Ave .•
BalbOa IaJand, at 12:21 a.m. hav·
lng an areument over the Jirl's
ex-boyfriend ... John Garden
of 310 Undo St.. Balboa. called
pollee at 1 :01 a.m. to report that
five boys came to his home and
called him names altet' he re-
fuaed to permit hls son, 16, to eo
out Into th~ street to settle an
areument started earlier In
Merle's Drive-In, Corona del Mar;
offlcen later stopped the ca.r and
obtalned the names ot the youths
at 18th St. and Balboa Ave., Ne-w-
port Beach . . . Or. R. F. Herman
of 910 Kings Rd., Cll.U Haven. re-
ported that someone" shot a hole
lnto a window In his llvlng room
with a pellet or BB gun ... A BB
gun and a sling shot were con-
ft..catec:l from two Balboa Island
tuvenJJe boys alter they were
reportedly using them on N. Bay
Front Balboa Island ... Gerald
B. Irwin. 29, ot 703 HeJlotrope
Ave., Corona del Mar, su.tfered
major pavement burna when his
motorcycle went out of control
and he elld off the back end on
Coast Hwy. at Morning Canyon
Rd. at 11:45 a.m .... Cars driven
by Raymond C. Jones. 66, of Los
Aneetes and Larry G. Wa.rlau-
mont. 1& of 213 E. Bay Ave., BaJ.
boa. were Involved In an acd·
dent at Newport Blvd. and VIa
Lido. Newport Beach ... Maurice
Roland of 533 Catalina Dr., New-
port Heights. reported the theft
ot $30 caah from wallets In a
chest of drawers in a bedroom
of his home ...
e S01fDAT, DEC. 4
Charles Hopton of 1620 Kings
Rd.. Clift Haven. reported the
street caved In In front of the
driveway of his home ... Chester
Wultt of 415 Aliso Ave., Newport
Helght.<t, reported an 18-lnch cave
In In the alley behind his home
... A 1956 Ford stolen from the
Theo Robins Ford agency, NI!W·
port Beach, was found wrecked
at Fullerton Ave. and Flower St., Costa Mesa ...
The Jot, operated by the Bal·
boa Island Community Metho·
dlst Church. wiU benefit the ac·
tlvltles of Scout Troop 81. In ap.
predation of her appearance at
their openlne ceremony. Mayor
Hill wUJ be preHnted a birthday
cake by the local Scouts. The
ceremony for opentnr the Jot and
honortn~ the mayor has become
an annual tradition.
General supervlalon of the lot
wlll be provided by parents of
Scouts had parlshlonerw of the
church under the chalnnanahlp
of Robert Blalr. 11te Scouts have
made the lot ready for sales. 11te
sub Soout Pack 81 will follow
Ull'OUJh on clean -up. Free use or
the property hu been arranged
by the lrvlne Foundation. Elec-
tricity II provided by Jennings
Ba1Slde Mobllgu Service Sta·
tlon. 11te Newport Harbor OpU-
Your
Health
JUIEVMATISM
l. I. tt-lricla. D.C. I
ntne are many klada of Rheu ·
matlam, named aeoacdln~ to the
parts affected. Rheumatism al·
fectlng the nerves II called Neu·
rltls; alfectlni the joints. Arth·
rltls; the mu~les, Myalgia; the
sciatic nerve, Sciatica; and the
lumbar area of the back. Lum-bago, and .a forth,
11te cause of Rheumatism ls
pressure upon the nerves, weak·
enlng the nerve and th~ tlssue
that they supply. 11tese weak· ened tls.aues have lln aUinlty
tor the acid In the blood stream,
which gives rl.se to the pain of Rheumatism.
By removing the pressure upon
the nerves by Chiropractic ad·
justments health Is restored.
R. E. Beoddcb. D.C.
Phoae: BCII'bcw 5471 o. 4514
700 Carllcrttoll. CoroDa del Ncar
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OUIIE COUNTY IOIEIIID'S
Fatorlte Hel,., F1r 31 Yura
Now .. ,. • 2 Convenient Locations
In Newport Beach
Back in 1918, during the era of the
washboard and laundry boiler,
Sanitary was established. Through
the years we have maintained an
unbroken record of friendly, help-
ful assistance to the homemaker
in the realm of laundering and dry
cleaning.
New techniques and equipment
have been installed for the benefit
of our customers· as soon as pro-
ven. Their acceptance of these
new methods has been reflected
in the growth of Sanitary. Our
. C?Omplete service -laundry, dry
clearung, moth proofing, and fur clearung and storage-is available to
all of Orange County and East Los Angeles County.
We have now opened our second plant to better serve you, the residents
of the Harbor Area.
Drhe II IH V111111r lew PIIII-T ... J
1100 W. Coa.t lfjqhway Acrou &om the Balboa Bay Club
Bal ... 111u• Store
216 Marine AYe.
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MAIN OFFJCE
2601 So. McdD St.. Scmta ADa No Mark Laundry Senice
Christmas Dreams are Made of
*
The lift SM'II Clltrllll IIIII tf All •••
e The Santa Ana Fur Co. has been in the Fur Business
exclusively in Santa Ana for IS years.
Charles, MASTER FURRIER and DESIGNER-is a 2nd
generation fur craftsman. Their guarantees are respected
throughout the fur buying world. Santa Ana Fur Co.
is known throughout Orange County for offering
the best in fur values, and for never knowingly
being undersold on top quality furs.
at Special Reduced
Pre-Chrislaatas Prices!
/ftlintk
podcet;.J~
regularly $595. Ncnr ODly NSio
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