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TJ\@ Newport Beach City Coun-·an lasu@ whftl City Council ap-
cll wtll meet at 4 p.m. today prov@d preliminary plans rese'V·
(Thursday) tn City Hall to take lng 510 f@et of beach frontage
action on plans for enlarging for use by traUer park tenants.
and lmprovtng the MunkJpal Th~ plaru1 caUM for a (@nee
TraUer Park on th@ bay front M · down to the mean hlch tide Une,
tween 16th and 18th streets. separating the traUer park Mach
Charles Peyton of Shore Cliffs. trom the remainder of the city-
who wu hlred as traUer park owned Mach.
Parks and Playground& wu or-
ganized and circulated a petition
to put the issue on the ballot.
The committee has the requtred
number of signatures and' plans
to place the proposition before
the voters In the AprU election.
This proposition asks that the
trailer park beach be kept open
for public use to a depth of 85
feet.
con.aultant by City CouncU, will Because ol thla action by Coun·
present plans for the flnt phase ell, the cltizeM committee for
of the project. ~ calls for 81 -------------------------
Another Step
In Drive for
School Site
Anothu bfc .tep In the New-
port Harbor Hfch Scbool'a eftort
to obtain a portion of the former
Santa Ana Army Air Sue land
near Orange Coast College u a
n~ acbool site wu reported
yesterday by Supt. Sidney Davtd·
Nine persona were aaved when
the 3&-cabln cruleer, Mullyn E .•
ran oo roca ID heavy fos about a mUe .uuth GC OoroDa del Mar
ltobat Vladda Mutno:
h.la wtre. Jean, the11' three chll·
dren, K&rtlyn, 13; Allan, 6, and
C&J'olyn. 8; the owner'a brother,
John Dlm.ldcll, hb wtle. May and
their chUdreu. Gary, 10. and MJt-
chell. lf. Mr. Vlaclch Ia a San
Carol Singing
on 81 Ferry
Forty younc people from the
Temple Baptl.t Church In Los
Angele. will atnr Chrlstmaa car-
ola aboard the 'Round the laland
Ferry between 8 and 10 o'clock
tomorrow (Friday) evening.
~~~'i:'"aaeN:!el~u~~~ Harbor View Boys Choir
El_ectrt_...,c ~and the ~asf~: to Si Christmas Carols
mUit =~"-= -*'•flll•1llldaclecl In the ap&ftDoG pro. ur auue... euo1a for the Toman<* ~ tbe Boys' th head8 to .,am. CIOII'UDU.nltt. thla ~-end. Cholr wtU start at the Corona del e powu!lnr swf. Out on a Council Ia ~to approve They wUl atng tomorrow fFrl· Mar Chrlstmas tree near Merle's Da. f'IIEDEmCZ T. IIU1fT
pJeuu.re crulee from Newport the plans and aped.ficaUons and day) noenlng alone coast hJgh· at 7 p.m. and proceed down the M d• I
Harbor, the veael had encoun-call for bids to be opened at the way In Corona del M.u, and Sat-highway, stopping at aU stores e I cs E ect
tel'ed pea aoup fog and a strong Jan. 9 m@eting. City Engineer urday evening at the Balboa that are open. About 8 p.m. they I =::: ahc:::ed the craft In Bert Webb aald Tuesday that he Island Chrlstmu Fiesta. will arrive at the big tree at Dr Fred H t
Mr. Vlaclch climbed a nearby I~ speclty1ng completion of the The Island FtHta. to be held I Marguerite Ave. and Coast H"''Y-• u n project by MaJ 1. between 7 and 8 p.m. Saturday. The program there will Include
perpendicular cUff to reach Coast The controversial beach front-will also Include aongs by other carol singing, music, and Santa Dr. Ftf'derick T. Hunt. who
Hwy. and summon help. Assist-ag£ls not lnclud@d Ln the traUer singers. Including the Zetas hlmselt. l ll.ves at 3628 Ocean Blvd .. Corona
ant Harbormaster AI Oberg re· park plan to M acted on today. trom Beacon Bay and a little The Boys Choir last week were del Mar. was el«ted Ja.c;t WE'ek
ported Monday that salvage The forward row of trailers will carol group led by Ellzabeth part of the PTA Christmas bt>ne as presldcmt of tht> Orangt> Cou_n·
work was going on at the wreck be aet back 8S feet from the wa-Macy Jones. Santa will come fit program at Harbor View ty Mf"d ical Association for 19.i6 T T • h
aceen. The boat was jacked up ter. Mr. Webb sal d. onto the Island In a horae less School, ''Tht> Ma""c To""'ho ." The elt'<'tion m~ting "':as ht'ld a rs rl U m p
and placed on a traller. The boat The traller park beach became cart"tage and will give out candy They have new ve:~ent.s"-whfte Dec. 7 In the VIlla Martna Res-t. valued at $22,000. · taurant. The Newport Harbor Tant su~liC:S ~ndp{:' fthelt collarsd ·1 Installation wlll be held Ja:1. • crushed Bell Gardens 69 to 34
thma e Y e 1 mfo Mers upn erl 11 at tht> Santa Ana Count1 y 1 Tuesday afternoon In the first e supervis on o rs. au Cl b d 1 Holmes. The young cholr is dl-u · an w 11 be conducted . hy round of the Huntington Beach Near the Top
Tbese youns people, who are Newport Harbor Community pe president. Eddte Pope led lht> lK'Orlng
rectM by Clara Ellen S lman I Dr. Ralph E. White, tht> out gotng
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Baske~ball tournament. ------I Dr llunt l!l S<'rving as VIN'· w ith 18 points: Paul Lorentzen all trained atngen. will come Chest hu received $26,668.51 In
here u auesta ot Mt. and Mrs. the current drive for $28.500 to
Lee Bolin of 1210 8. Bay Front, meet Its budget needs, Mrs.
Balboa laland. Tbii!!Y have hired Kenneth Cooling, drive chair-
the 'Round the Wand Ferry for man, announced thta we-ek. Thls
that evening to do their carollng Ia 93~% of the quota.
u they clrcle the laland. A check for $500 from the lr·
Mr. BolJn aatd that thla musl· vine Co. wu received by Arthur
cal treat la ln llne With M.ayor Torrance, chest president. Almost
Dora Hlll'a prop-am of encourag-$500 has been turned Into the
tns tb.e atnrtnr of a&CNd mualc fund by members ol the Newport
an4 cuolJ durfns holiday ••· Beach Elementary School Teach-en Assn.
CJCAllET CAUSES FIB president of the Assoctation thts 1 made 12. Dave Tamura 8: Gary'
IJf ftAU EB Olf BWT. 1 yt-ar. lit> m aintains hts med.cal Grt"en. 2: Mabelt>. 6. Hall, tt; I ofttc-es In Corona del Mar and 1 Ba bbs. 4. Huston. 4. and Harper,
A dgaret tossed from a pas-Santa Ana 19 Hall-t ime score was 22 to 13
sing car started a fire tn the l in !avor of the Tars. They added
traile-r behind a car driven by
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SKll.LET CATCIII:S FDIE 28 points In a thlrd quarter
Delmar Hans of Los Angels on While Mrs U!oda May Jont"S splurge while holding thf'lr op-
Coa.st Hwy. betwftn the Marine was on a trip to the Pno;t Offtc-e ponents to 7. and made 19 more
Ave. lntenection and Corona del a fire In a skillet !ton on tht> in the final period.
Mar at 11:53 a.m. TUesday. Dam-stove In her ho~ at 220 Eve-The Tars wtU play their 8eC·
age to ho~old artJds totalled nlng Canyon Rd . Shore Cliffs. ond game this e"~ning <Thura-
$50. filled the house with smoke. day).
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c • • .... .., !)I W!!L LLSl 4 • e WHO SAID TAMMANY?
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This is a backward look at last week's electio~n attempt to
view it in the cooler post-c:emfM!ign atmosphere.
I can't quite figure out how normally sensible citize?s can put
their names down es sponsors of a camfM!tgn leaflet that mcludes an
irresponsible scare-line like "We want no T ammony Halls in Newport
Beach."
let's look at this rationally-or mathematically, if you will. Under
the present voting...,t-lorge method, a group that wonts to hold power
can do so by controlling a single block of perhaps 500 votes. Those
some 500 votes con be thrown to the machine candidate in each of
the seven districts, and must triumph in four of them. Under the coun-
cilmanic district method of voting, which was defeated in last week's
election the power grabbers must organize a different block Of 500
votes IN EACH OF THE DISTRICTS---and must be successful in four
to gain control. Now answer me this: Which is easier to accomplish:
to organize a single block of 500 votes, or four or more such bloch 1
Under which system con T ommony ~hrive the _best 1 ..
I find it surrrising that Dora H•ll would _s•gn such a polttlcol le~f
let in her officio capacity of mayor of our ctty. Was the tone of that
document in keeping with the dignity of the office of mayor?
I em surprised also that a sensible fellow like Rell Brandt would
put his nome to such o letter as was published the day ~fore the
election. I do not believe that Re• con bock up the accusations that
he mode against Col. Andy Sm ith. It is easy to make occu~etions-if
you do not hove to stand up end be mode accountable for the
charges.
I om ell the more surprised at you, Rell, because I hove admired
your corryings on at the meetings of the City Perk Com~ission, _of
which you ere a member. There you hove shown the some bnd of tn·
sistent inquiry end obstinacy for doing what you think is right os Col.
Smith did when he was on the City Council, where, as the record will
show, actions were by no means brought to a standstill.
I believe, Rea, that you now hove the obligation of either docu-
menting your accusations, or, failing to do that, of opologizing for
moking them. The columns of this newspaper ore open for any re-
sponse from you. This is in the well-known American tradition of ' put
up or shut up." Fair ploy is another way of saying it.
e HOlD ON, HON. COUNCIL!
This week I heard a suggestion in our City Council that special
elections should be paid for by the guys who cause them to be held.
This thought was of course generated by the special election lest
week on changing the city's election method. The proposition was
soundly defeated, end therefore comes the thought: "Why should
the city be put to such expense for no purpose?" Seems reosonGble,
doesn't it? But hold on, folks. There ore times when cosh is not the
only considerotion. This is one of those times. One of our treasured
privileges and safeguards of liberty is the right of initiative end recall,
guaranteed by our constitution, end not to be hamstrung by financial
obstacles !such as a poll tax would be against the privilege of voting).
e OECORA TION Sf'ECT AC ULARS
The City of Newport Beech boasts two of the most spectacular
Christmas decoration displays that can be found anywhere. One is,
of course, that magnificent show at our City Hall-the prancing rein-
deer, the enormous Santa Cl.,us and the extensive lighting. Tbe other
is e ven greeter-the story book display on Poppy Ave. in Corona
del Mar, in the 500 block. Wtlbur Tool is the master mind behind that
one, end the fairy tole motif e~tends over several neighbors' houses.
This one 'em all. Don't miss it.
* Only Swift's Premium Beef Sold Here * •
Specials For Thurs., Fri. & Sat., Dec. 15-16-17th.
FRESH lfO.l
Stewing Hens, 29f.
SWIF I S PBE.IIIIUK
Swiss Steak, 59 f.
SWU I S Pll.EKIU'II. CEJn'Ea CUT
Round· Steak,
SWU I S ftEJfJU)(
Prime Rib Steaks, 69fr.
SWIP'I 5 numJ1I
T -Bone Steaks,
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8y COL. UDDW W.IMI'nl. P r • ._ .... aty e-Mil
e a.&enOIIIIDUIGII"''' ol tau. members ct tb• P'I'A
'np to Macl&m M.,-or: You. the wtthtJ:llO Ceet ot the votlnl booth
advoeate o1 "'rw..m-. and wtth Uata of the voten In front
Uaht." have by UllY poJJt.ks loa ot them who requ•ect the
many supporter., apeclally In nam• ot the voten, who en·
the dlat:rlc:ts deprived ot the rtaht teredo a procedUM whleh wu
of repre~entatJon In tbe City probably Ule,al, certatnly rotten.
CouncU. They reaent your Inter· That's what I mH.D by uMCru-
terence ln their rlaht o1 .elf JOY· puJous.
ernment and repreeentatton by Now don't rtv• me none ot
puttlna your name on such cam-that crap . . . that we who are
palan hopuh aa ''We want no aaatnst thla tax AN against
Tammany Halla In Newport ~ehoola. That Ia a lie that was
Beach," and atat1n1 that voters used, and wUl continue to be
could never have a chance to used, In thelr propaeanda. I
vote an -.ncooperattve councU· would have supported, and wUJ
man out of otflce. You have low-support, an honest bond luue.
eftd tbelr opinion ot you to an We don't object to paylnr for
all-time low. Instead of promot· schools. We object to the lousy
lnr harmony you have by your method of flnanclne them.
actions In the last campaiiJl Now let's just alt down with
created a feellne of resentment a pencil and compare the two
among the voten of. the disttfcts methods. Let's aay you are either
that exceeds any prior sectional· a borrower or a lender-you're
lam. bound to be one or the other.
To Rex Brandt: In your elec-Let's say your property baa an
tJon campalen letter you referred assessed valuation of $5,000..
to me as a councilman who by You've just received your tax
his truculence and nanow mind-btu for the first year of 10. In
edness had brought the action of that bill there Is $27.50 addl-
the previous council to a stand· tlonal for that bleb school tax-
still. That Is a Ile-a mallcious based on the assessed valuation
one and 90 proven by the legis-of $5.000. Let's take that sum of
latl~e record of that council. $27.50 at 6% Interest. You can
That record will snow econo-borrow that sum, provided you
mles that exceed those of any are a good moral risk, put up ot th 1 unclls by far-sufficient collateral, and your
and th:::v~~o~les were effect-right eye as security, and have
ed by my "truculent" prodding, a co-algn~r or two. So for 10
I t cases over the opposition years you re gonna pay 6% or n mos So b more Interest compounded or of an unwllllne Council. ( w o ld thl -because if you're was stubborn and narrow mind· pa mon Y • ~ ed"J It uld have been only the a borrower, and about 95~ of us · co f are, you would be using this soundness and reasonablenes,:,:n $27.50 each year to pay oU debts thth~ measures! that finally on which you are paying 6%, or ..,r approva . "I
Here are some of the tax-sav-more. , tl lng measures that I helped push Now let • suppose we had .
through. transfer of assessing nanced thla project by 20-year
and tax· collection to the county, bonds at 2~ %. The flrat year
saving $12,000 annually; lncreas-you would have paid a down
lng tees torr water connections payment of V20th of the bonds.
and tor sewer connections so that No interest yet. The money
this function by city would pay would be Instantly avaJla~le If
Its own way savlnr a total of needed. Why no Interest· ~-
.,0 000 'all . st p.......t the cause bonds do not draw Interest .. ~ · annu Y • 0 ~ until cashed or sold. and of city practice of cleaning vacan~ course you don't sell them 'ttl
lots of prlvate owners for tree, the money ts needed, and none
required ltemlzlng of , expend!· will be needed tor perhaps tl)r~ tures for city otfUcals conven· Uon expenaes. as called for by years.
law: stopped the Ulepl practices Now I come to the most 1m-
of tree meals for councilmen on portant feature. There will be an Increased assessment of over meeting nights, tree dinners tor $12,000,000 next March 1. Do
otllclals' wives at League of these additional dollars pay any-
Cities meetJnp. tree meals tor thine on thla school tax for the
city employees while doing over-tlnlt year to help share the load!
time work; helped make Neow· Not a thin dime. Now just repeat
port Beach a Charter City by u-this yur a..ftft year (~ nine
sl.atlne In the Ol'ranlzatlon of tile more y...,.._becaUM there Ia a
aroup that put It over, cont:rlbut-one-year lar before Increased u -
lnr ftnanclally and personally aeament Ia taxed. There wU1 be
obtaining 350 aignatul'8 to put $100 000 000 or more of Increased
the charter on the ballot; cut ~value that will not par·
down the enormous amount of tlclpate In paying this tax except
tax money given by the City In part. Get It! U you don't I'll
Coundl to the Chamber of Com· chart the taru as they come out
merce. • • • each year as long as I'm around.
e .USEJfTEE VOTE
In the final count, which ls
the one that counts, each coun·
cllmanlc district In Corona del
Mar did vote In favor of chang-
Ing the voting law. There were
only 26 acceptable absentee bal-
lots. 18 of which voted yes. At
least 11 of th~ yes votes are
from District 6 In Corona del
Mar. and this changes last
week's results In District 6 to an
affirmative vote. That's my own
district I'm talking about.
Obviously the absentee vote,
which was 18 to 8 In favor of
chanelng the law, was not
swayed by the confusing, last
minute propaeanda put out by
the opposition. • • •
Tar Runners
Come in Sixth
The cross country squad from
Newport Ha1 bor Union High
School placed sixth out of ap·
proximately 100 schools taking
part In the Southern California
cro&S country race last Friday at
San Antonio CoHere. Coach
Ralph Reed announced.
First or the Tar runners to
flnlah was Aurte Ostroski with
Bill Plgg second. Others taking
part Included Otls Bolinr. Larry
Caat:ro and Jeri Hilliard. The Tar
team meets Santa Ana High
School In a dual meet today,
Thursday. The cross country run
Is over a mUe and etrht-tentn.
course. ............... ,. ...... , .....
An all-cburdl am.t:mu 8erV·
lee wlll be held Sunday mornln1
ln the Universalist Community
Fellowship, 51!5 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa.
Mrs. Frederick Rlnre and Mrs.
Kitty Orr at the pla.noe and Mr.
M. B. Tbompeon on the vlolln
will play "A Chrlatmu J'antuy ..
u a prelude .and Adolph Adami'
"Canttque de Noel" u an otter·
,
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1,;1 , .. '/, \114 ~ I ~ '"1 'w ()ALUNGQQ
enw ucoea
Lut week, In that happy fiah.
lnl mec:cl called Muatlan, the
Balboa AnJllnl Club put on
thelr S e c o n d Annual Ueht
Tackle Toutnament. Some 40
members ol both sexes C.M.A.'d
down and could hardly walt to
wet thetr lines, which were Uaht
tackle th:rourhout.
They ended the toum.ament
wfth the empJlaaJ.s on Uaht and
set a record which wtll be bard
to ~at. The rt!COtd was much
llke the one "Bobo" Olson estab-
llshed In h.la most recent tancle
wlth Suear Ray Roblnaon. At the
end of the tournament. not one
atnrle antler had landed a bUl-
tlah!! In Mazatlan, where they
count 'em In three tlgures, thls
la really a record!
Old debbll weather was the
reason tor the shortage of spike·
bllls. There was a lot of wind
a.nd the temperature wu about
15 deerees cooler than usual.
which meant that the surface
water temperature was also low.
Only two marlin were sighted
and they were definitely "no
hambre."
eso WIIATI
M far as we've reported, you're
now sure that everyone who
went to the party ahoulda' stood
In bed. That's where you're
really wrong, amigo. Even Guy
McHenry, who has fished all
over the world. stepped ashore,
beaming, hls last day out and
said, ''This ts the best time I've
ever had!"
For a long time this depart-
ment has been trying to sell the
Idea that marlln and saJUlshlne
are by no means the whole story
In MauUan. On our lut trip,
even though we caught our flrst
marlin, it was a tough choice be·
tween the outside tlahlng for the
big ones and that last halt day
In Luis Patron's outboard near
shor~. Mazatlan has aU kinds of
flahlng, be)leve me, and the
B.A.C. toUts, by virtue of bad
weather, eot a chance at the
other ldnd of &hlq. whkh Ia
rHlly a fllberman's n.ta.
When the bOJ.flah dJdn't shaw.
all hands brourht thdr boats
close to shore and went to town.
Het"e's what happened and who
did It: Largest flsh, dolphln, 22
lbs., Ray Roemer; second larrest
fish, released, Annette Thacker;
high point man. 0 . T. Thacker;
second high I'Oint man, Ray
Roemer. High point woman, An-
nette Thacker; second high point
woman, tie between Emilie Roe-
mer and Doris Van Dame. <Dorls
won the ntp of the coin.) High
point couple, 0. T. and Annette
Thacker; second high point
couple. Ray and Emllie Roemer.
Largest corblna, (around seven
lbs!l 0. T. Thacker; second lar-
gest corblna, Annette Thacker.
Largest sierra (almost seven
lbs.!) 0. T. Thacker; second Jar-
rest sierra, 0 . T. Thacker. La.r·
eest t«o (jack crevalle) Fred
1ohllson: second largest toro,
Tom Williams.
Now take a word from the
wlae when you go down Mexico
Three Houses
Are Entered
Tb.ree hoo.ae butJlarl.. with
the same "method of operation"
were lined by Newport pollee
Jut week. It looked like the
work of a burelar who was re-
stockln~ a uaed furniture flrm.
Homes entered Included tho.e
of Kenneth W. Dixon of Burbank
at 1440 W. Bay Ave.: Leonard
T. Jtlnp baker, 1236 W. Bay Ave.,
and Leo 1. Grold of 1338 W. Ba.y
Ave., :Newport Beach. Sc:reenl
1ft1'e cut and winctow. broken to
Jain e.ntry to all three hom-.
tbe IUnp·
baker and Grold reatdencM,
•
way. Take yout Ufht reat-ln·
cludtn1 the splnnlnc outfit-and
do 801ne cloee-to-ahore tlahlnr!
It's out.'-thll-world and I'm real
happy that I now have forty
more people to back up thla Idea.
e LUCKT R'EWCOIUU AJ.IO 1111111 n,.tl
Richard Conte-Onlatance Smith
StaN Wed. De& U dt.na Did.
AUted Hitchcock's
With C&t7 Grant
--at.o-"TIE ••••a"
One JOOd tale concern. NOt·
man Froet, who is a Wheel 1n
Sunny MaJd P'anna. WhUe a
lo~-t1me B..A.C. member, Nor-
man hadn't done much ttahlnJ.
In tact, untll very reeently, he
had never owned a fLihlnJ rod.
HJa wUe, Happy, joined the
B.A.C. ao abe could maJce the
trip. On thelr tint day out, Norm
eaucht a roo.ter fl&h, one of the
ereateat ln.ahore flab o1 t¥m alL
The excitement and eoneratula·
tlorw that ereeted hJm on hla re-
turn make It a aate bet that
Santa Claua will be carryfnJ' a with Loretta Younc
heavy load to the Frost haclenda Jo.eph Cottt.n
and lt wUJ probably be m ostly lM.li ... i6t.f6a ... liad .. IJid .. lild
flablnJ tackle. ~~~ raa IBOW all c1Grf
Reports AN to the effect that Dl 1 .,..
the ciU~ru of Muatlan had ao "Ill••--• many partJes and actlvlttes lUll"" ....
planned that the crowd returned
to the Estados Unldos needlnr a
three-day sleep. But it's a sure
shot that they'll be amlllne aa
they dream! Ah! Tb.at Ma.zatlan!
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Gifts at Auxiliarv Par+v
••• of soa.~· 'World Tour:' Is Presented
note At Joint Ebeii -Meeting
lin. Zc1war4 IL P28b acted u port Bet~Ja~; -,L._ Orval !bw·
tmprom,ptu Santa and dlmlb· art. Balboa; Mn. .lule Barrab, Trawl.lq by means of •n« wbkh went tu Mrs. Edward
\ICed .ut-at the IOdaJ port!on ot Corona del Mat. and IllS. Lau· PolnMtUu &Dod candlea eave a and ltorf, rnemben ot Senior Kelly; and two «llt bird caret
tha December meettna ot the renee lllncu• lr., eo.ta x .... ~ slow to the reception and lunSor Ebe.ll ot Jlf.wporl wblch had .aved u tea table
NltJltl,...ae Cbal)t« of the BMI A .WKt.r wtJl be award~ to the ctwn lut Sundq by Dr. and Beach toured Chriatian countne. cen~leces, and ctven to Mrs.
Ra.pltaJ AWCU!uy held 1ut N!pUDJale member Who .Ut Mrl. lobn l'fett et thfit If~ throutboot the world at tUJ.r Kunay L. Rabbitt and Mrs.
week on ~Y at the home ot the ~ deUta. Refpu home. The tupper •u a December meetin1. '11te ftent .lobo Lamar.
MIL Walee S. Grant. IJ'vlne Ter· Krl. Georp ~ wu ap· 5 to 1 o'clock aftalr tollowtn, drew a capacity crowd to the Invited to pretlde at the tea race. ~ted to lftVe u lint vse. tbe Qu1atmu choir c:oncert at A..merkan LeeSon Hall. hour were Mra. C. M. Deakins,
ANa t.k!bt chairmen tor tbe ~t 1n eharre ot procram-. tbe Newport Jlarbcw Lutheran Me m b era and J'Uellta were and Mrs. Byron WeU.. put pretl·
Edna Steams Dayton book re· replaclftl MIL Harry Cuey, and aturch ln the ~n. Spectal ereeteeS Jolntly by tJuo prt!llldenta, dents o! the senior rroup; Mrs.
view projeet ot tbe Nlpttncalcw Mra. Fred ElU• wtll take over the lUeRa wen ebotr .members, the Mra. Nlcholaa Brettner and Mra. Fisher and Mrs. Tom Woodward,
were eleeted at the buafnaa otJ'Ice ol eoueapon~ eecretary, BeY. Robert Gronlund, choir 41-Preeman w. Fl&h~. 1n tum, Mra. treasurer or th~ Oran«e County
l'Mietina preltded ove by Mra. repladna Mra. Jack Cooadon. rector Fred Martin and orpn.lat 8uU Petenon ot the .ruor or. Federation of JunJor Women's
Arthur GruweU, prealdent. Mrs. Both former oft Ice ra were Dale Youna. ltet.rshmenta were aanJ.zaUon introduced Klu Lynn clubs.
loe Ptelnlnpr, ways and mean. eranted a leave of absence. ~ buffet at:yle with Mrs. Shannon, •ho nanated the Mrs. Amelia Gamble and her
eb&1rma.n. annoancecl that Mn. Other bualneu Included th• ap. Mu1e Boraman uaistlne. A fa. Chn.tmu .tory, t~llln& ot Span· ways and means committee
Da)'toll wiD NYt.w two eunent proval ot amendmenta to the by-moua llubeu pa1nt1ne. '"Tbe Vls-lab rlta and French c:u.tonu. members art' still taking orders
Broadw_, plays and one book lawa ot the pup and accept-ttatlon,'' wu particularly' Uthted Huplat Karin Bt«]~ and .John for lhe tradJUonal fruit cakes
In the aeries. .cheduled to beatn ance of tbe realanatlon ot Mra. for the «Uesta to view at the Shafer, baritone. contributed se-and bites.
tbe latut part of February. 'J'he Irv1na Watcher. Netta. l«Uona to fit tbe countries. in· ------
tlc:ket eert• may be used tor Aa1stlna the hotteu with the • • • cludtnr a tanro trom SpaJn. a n.. Weowpon ll.adMw CbcaD·
·1Uest8 or ln41viduat.. aervlna ol eaanog pie after the Rain didn't dampen the Chriat· Mexican lullaby and rollicking Ml' of Coaaa.,. ...-yoa to
Appointed to head tbe ticket meettna were Mrs. D. H. Crum m.u aplrlt of tbe Harbor Area Enallsh carola. Germany, where do 1'0W' gilt abopplag witb
drive In their Individual ateas .lr:, Mrs. Smith Ne-Wberry and Motherslneers who performed our Hehted Chrl.ltma.a ~ or· 70'U ........_ .... muct ta.
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1 1DI IIIIET
.no ••• ,,
Gee lt'a c:re-t to be part of the
cane . . . to be neceauy.
wanted and needed ... to know
that without you the lar~Jr
wouldn't be quite complete ...
Sure they could 1ft alone lf you
weren't one of 'em. Uke they did
before they accepted you ln. but
proved youradf to 'em, 80 now
you're a part ...
* * .. were Mrs. James Elms .lr., New· Mrs. Donald Hall. last week on Monday at Ot.ney-tctnated; Italy, where traditional -;:::::::::::=:::::::::=:::::::::::=:::::::::; ':;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ land a.s part of the holiday tea -carols were born, Hawatt, Poland .. Chr·lstmas Serva·ce Sunday tlvttJes there. Modern and early and the deep 80Uth ot the United
auut~Daa Sa ~~ Write
wbat .,.. lee&. tlae boeb -r•
CIDd wbat 1'0'1 ....tt. wW .,.
read • • • ()..1 I tM1 baable
• • • J fM1 ,_tiluatal • • • I
,... llb ldulag •••ybody _.
9ifta9 •••tt-JJ a mwhd of pal nta ..• 1._. W. ..-r·
lD9 tbcmb .•• ta aU of ,..
py-a oat 0... f• matrtag •
part of yow-.......
day carols comprised the pro· States were included on the CDM Travel
Service
gram directed by Mary Batten "tour." At Balboa Island Church Steffensen, and accompanied by Orlcinal table ananc~ents
Helen WatUon, pianist. Soloists and door wreatha were on dis· I
were Nancy Wenker. Patr1cla play ln a bazaar aectJon direct~
Boef, Rose SeJby and Dorothy by the junior club. Beadlne lhe
Paine, who played the auto harp. committee In charre of thla rea· I
Thla week the Motherslncers ture was Mrs. Dean Gorton of
are makJng a recording of Christ-the Wa~ and Hean. eommJtteoe
mas music at radio station General arrang~nts tor the I
KWIZ. which will be played on tea hour were planned by Mrs.
w.wm .. ~to..ut .,.. ...... .., .......... ,. .....
NOW BOOIJNG
SPBJNG CBUISml Ton.
CABIBBEAN .........
MEDITEIIIlAHEAN
• lt1 mullltp. 1lallnell. Allt.lae ......... rrt,_
•'roan·~~ * •o IDVIC2 c::.AIGZ *
MUTUAL TICnt
AGENCY
Harb«1248
Coline Glb~ Dorothy
~a, Marauerlt. BUibea Cor. E. Cout lfwy. at OrcbJd
Acrou from P.O .. CDM
"'Let Every Heart Prepare Him
Room." a Cb.rtatma.a worship
IUVice written by Mary H. Trow·
er, wtll be presented at 5 p.m.
Sunday at the Balboa Island
Community MethodUt Church. It
wl1l feature members of the
ehureh achool and the ehurch
chOU..
General dlrector 1a Mrs. P. F.
Baines. Mualcal director Is J..es.
Ue Van Dyke. Mra. Nora Till·
many wtll le'Ve u organist.
The cast Includes Gretchen
Broertnr. Mary; Robert Cuen·
tber, .l01eph; Tommy Gorton. Da ·
vld Andenon and .John Vallely.
ahepherda; Billy Scott. Stephen
Andenon and Kevin Sebra, wise
men; Gail Grave~, Pamela Peo-
ples, Pamela Elmer and Tom
Brennan, can41eUehtera.
Olvtnr the narration for the
4rama will be Henry Ferry and
Marilyn Shooter. Other cut
members are a junior boy. Peter
Flaherty; a :youth, Dick Bride·
man; an adult. Mrs. Robert Let-
nau; a family. Mr. and M.ra.
Matthew V. Waidellcb and Mat·
thew V. WaJdelleh .lr.
5-a-a-a-y!
Yerington's
·~· ITI
Open
EveniiiCJS
& Sunday
In the first scene, "0 Com~.
Let Ua Adore Him." there will
be music by the adult and chll·
dren's choir. Sanctuary candles
will be Ughted and "0 Little
Town of Bethlehem" will be
sung. The second scene. "We
Greet In Rls Cradle Our Savtcw
and Kina," ·wm Introduce Mary
and Joseph and klnderrarten
children who will stng, "Away In
the Maneer." Primary children
will slnr '1n Little Bethlehem."
Junior chUdren will participate
In a verae-speaklne chotr. .John
Scott, Wendy Blair and Mel Park
wtll recite a poem, "A ChUd'a
Wlah."
Featured ln the third scene.
"AA With Gladness Men of Old."
will be the wt.e men. the r~ad ·
tne of Matthew 2:1-11. congre·
eatlonal slngtnr of '"'nle First
Noel," and a poem, '"'nle Bethle·
hem Children." The poem will
be riven by Leslie Barnett. Ran-
dy Smith, Chrtatlne Park, Steph ·
anJe Meyer, Mlllle Alexander and
Susan Alrlge.
The fourth scene. "0 Come to
My Heart, Lord Jesus,'' will pre·
sent the family croup and rep·
resentatlves from different age
groups. The cllmax to the serv·
Ice will be reached when the
children pre~~ent their rttts of
money to help purchase a plano
lor a chJldren's home In Sea·
ward. AlulcL "1by Work, 0 God.
Neecb Many Handa,'" will be
~ u a ,..oue by tbe c:hJl·
dreft•a ehotr. 'nle aerYtce will
conclude with the conerecatton
afneint "loy to the World."
Following th~ service, the
chul'Cb achool children and tbelr
parents wtU 1atber around the
Chrl.stmu tree 1n Dearborn Hall
for the refreshments being served
by the Woman's Society of Chris·
tlan Service.
Christmas day. Ronald Birtcher. Spedal prizes I
• • • Included a doll and wardrobe.
Chrlstma.s plans for a big
family reunion are shaping up
at the Everett Edward.s home ..
255 Ev~nlne C&nyon Rd.. Shore
Clltfs. 'nlelr son. Thomas Ed·
wards. and bla wife and three
chtldren will 1100n be here from
Saskatchewan. Canada. ln fact
Mrs. Thomu Edwards has al·
ready come ahead and Is visit-
Ing her parents. the Warren
Welboums In the Pasadena area.
The Everett Edwards' daugh·
te-r and son·ln-Jaw, Dr. and Mrs.
Patrick Cadenhead, and their
five children are also cominr tor
Christmas from New Mexico.
where Or. Cadenhead ls a physl·
cist at an atomic resea.n:h plant.
The senior Edwatds' recently
m&rrfed dau&bter and son·ln·
law. the Bruce Barkers. who live
In Hollywood. wlll also joln the
family !or Christmas.
• • •
Coucllman and Mrs. Lee Wil-
der plan to apend Chrt.t:mu at
thelr Shore Clltta home, where
their lO·month-oJd son hu aJ.
ready learned to recoentz.e Santa
Claus.
110 AlfDIAL POUJID
Ceclle R. Hamilton of m Or-
chfd Ave.. Corona del Mat. re·
ported aome kind of an animal
running around ln tbe attic of
the house at that address. New-
port poll~ reported Dec. 5. Of.
fleers Investigated but were un-
able to locate anything.
Would You Like A Trip ·
To Fairy Land?
Snow White Spun Glass Christmas Tree
with cut crystal star trim , electricaJ 37.50 ...........
Table and Door Decoration
Originals by Jerome Eddy. 18.50 up
Gebhardt Circular
Bronze Candelabra
with Glass Bowl
For Flowers $33
Hand Decorated
Candles in Silver
Mesh Holders, 0
' J
* * * Sure I ouabt to be full of
&lbberish about "our Chrl..at:mu
~ ue tbe finest. ~est.
~eat. bestest In the land"
that "Our .Johnny Hart can
Dame-proof, Dock or spray 'em
aky-blue-plnk if you wish" ...
But from th~ heart comes . . .
"'Thana for looking to ua each
Christmas eone by to flll that
Cbrlstmu niche In your Uvtne
room . . . You've liked our
Chrlstmu trees. you've told your
friends about th~ ... Thanka
for comlna baclt aealn thb
yNr ... "
* * * C4Ddi.M ...s aan.tmaal .....
Cbaco'at• ..._. CID4 wei·
CIIDIMd .., tdl . • • CadleL ..
.._ W. Oeaas • plaata. m.
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tiee: 5.. AU en •7 I. A tee
CbMn. 1. 2 aDd s polllld .._
••• l at IDT Mart jut cll4 -· ~ Wp ••• Tour ,. ;t a
PO a
Toys
Games
CHURCHES
Ethel Mlnnls
originals From
Palm Springs
$10
of llca..odoll•a C II o c o 1 • t w
mac. ,.. tatl'od1ac:.d ttaaa ~~Gat
E e s t e r b.CD beaD .,...derfw,L
1"baab far ..-:llill9 tor Me·
QeeAen•a .. .._ 1'0'1 waat •
tnaly auped) box of ~
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• DECORA liONS
CARDS & CANDIES
GIFTS & WRAPPINGS
For thctt
C..,.~ Christmas Gift
COLLEOOR'S ITEM
GAU.2RY CIDCl GIPTS
2M BROADWAY LAGUNA BEACH
CDM COJOIUWITT ClllTaCJI
The Rev. Edwin Gomke will
speak on "Fable. Fact and Faith"
for the duplicate momlne wor·
ahlp services at 9:45 and 11 a .m.
Sunday In the Corona del Mat
Community Church. The Carol
Choir and the Chapel Cholr of
young people wUI alng at the
early service. Christmas music
will be presented by the King
David Choir. the Pilgrim Choir
and the Chancel Choir at the
11 a .m. service.
OUO TO IE PllESEJITED
The Young People's Fellowship
of St . .lames Episcopal Church.
Newport. will present their olio
performance. '"'nle Showboat Va·
rletles.'' at 8 p.m. Saturday. The
.Junior YPF party will be held at
7:30p.m. Tuesday.
Family Night
On Dec. 21st
A new twist to the ~Jebration
of Cbrlatma.s will be riven at the
Family Nlaht Supper of the BaJ.
boa laland Community Mtrtho·
dl.t Churcll on Wednesday eve·
nJne, Dee. 21. Followlna the 6:30
aupper. the conereeation wUl
ll1ht "a blrthda.y cake for .Jesus."
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The "Happy Birth~ 80JtC wtll ;: be au,.. dutlna the ealte Uehttne
and euttlftl eeremony. ............ ... ··--...... .,.,.,
YALD'D ......... ..
Atterwarcb the lfOUP will tee
a new colored 80\U\d ftlrn8trtp.
"How We Got Out Otrt..tmu
Carols.'" Ttl-. plannlq to at·
tend tM .Upper are ubd t» no· tUY 11.n. P. r. aasa. by MoDclq. . ....
lllu.L GIP'I'I
• OCJ' I 'C"!!e'l IIDD
Leave It to Benne . whJch
CIDJSTMAS WOilSIII? Christmas Tree Sarongs. is a seedy way to snap me baclt
The church achool department Fantasies In Fell ILSO to my own true ''We got some-
of th~ Corona del Mar Commu· I thing nobody el~'s gol"--<-har-
nlty Church will bold a Chrlst· acter . . ~nne is the principle
mas worship hour at 7 p.m. 11--T IL-£ ln~lt"nt In our rolleoctlon of
Thursday, Dec. 22. All the school ..... 11-1 1 Old Slave Mart Con!l!'ctlon!l from
classes will participate In lhe the d~p South ... Confections
proeram. foUowed by a Christ· 2710 E. Coat Jhry .. c..J).X. roncocted from the yellowed
mas party with Santa Claus. A '=:::::;::::;::;::;::::::;::::;::;::;::;:::;::::;:=:::;:::;:::::;:;:::;:::::;:;::::::;::;:=; pag<'S of frayed manuscrtpts. decorated tree wtn be tb~ ~nter " I dim jottings on ancient notes.
of attraction. CORAL Bea s I word of· mouth traditions ... U"-a On How would you like to whip up
CIDDSTIAJf SCIDCE anntCB I this c;llck dl!llh on your electric
"Is the Untvene, Including _ skillet. "Tilke w1ne CinnAmon.
Man. Evolved by Atomic Force:'" ''HOLIDAYS SPECIAL'' I the white of an egg and nOWft' This thought·anating question to make It Into a thin ba"~r and
Is the subject of lhe Sunday'Les· put It Into an iron mould and
son·Sermon at the Newp ort bake It ovf'r charcoal ... " I
Beach Christian Sclen~ church. IOifAT PEaiiAJrEJrT. a-g. 117.50. llfOW SIZ.SO • might add the chef or Slave
The Golden Text ts from Psalms IORAT ~. a.g. SlS..OO. llfOW 110.00 Recipes ha<> combined the m~c
(100:19): •-nte Lord hath pre-* FW b111lllll.t-HJitter 1811 * of the old with ftu~ best of mod·
pared his throne in the heavens: .. ern cooking pi"'<.'e'dure to proudly
and hfs klnrdom ruJetb over HAZEl PAIIEISII m2 &= B;tL -=~ I otter you a culinary herlta~ of ~~~·;~~===~===~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tem~l~d~~clH ... -* * * ........ Sa a ~--111&11
AT LAST! ... HIGH FIDELITY
a.ESTIIIE IlEA!
YOU ARE CORDIAll. Y INVlTED TO VISn' THE BEAUTIFUL
"Studio of Living Sound ..
FOR AN UNFORGF:I'A.BLE EMOTIONAL
EXPERIENCE IN FINE MUSIC REPRODUCTION
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the HUIQeDIIIb -nll a 0. ....
combla.adcm o( ~. ~ ud ~. are a.bout u _...
u a pec:an nut tan ,.t . . .
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. Yule Lighting
Judging Set In bitwmoen ol Ebell Club
an~ toda,y f« luncheon
WimSoww ot lfattMit a.... abope at the home ot Mn. l'f. D. Cuh •
.,.. belq jud.,ecl th1l ..at t01 215 Narct.us Ave .. Corona del
"eye-appeal" anc1 "buy-al)peal" Mar. Mnl. lf!ft'Y Bell Ia eo·hoeteu.
by a committee Ml«ted bJ tbe Ttlere will be an exchanp of
Merchant. Dlvlalon ot the <llam· lifta.
ber of Commerce. • • •
Ftnal jud.lfne of tha nore'a
Chrlatmu window• wDJ be made
tomorrow (Friday> nleht. ae·
COI'dlng to Mllo Laey, chairman
of the merc:hantl dtvt.ton.
Members of the clvlc and bual·
ness auoclatlona are auttrtlng
wtth the preliminary judJtne
of the Jlehtlne of homes and
Krt. C. D. Waldeek wUl JIVe
the review at today'• meetlne of
Ebell Book Seetion I belnl held
at the home ot Mia. Floyd Buell,
3108 Ocean Blvd.. Cocona del
Mar. Co·hotrteues are Mra. 1. L
Stamp, Mrs. Luly Seaeer and
Mrs. Constan~ Dewy.
• • •
business districts In the annual Ebell members are Invited to
ChamMr of Commerce Chrtstmu attend the Chrs.tmas party held
llebttne con t e 1 t . Preliminary at the EbeU Clubhouse by Pro·
Judetne wUJ be held this Week· eressors No. 2 next Wednesday.
end and e&rly next week, and It wUJ be a 1 p.m. deuert, ac·
a Chambet" of Commerce com· cording to the aectlon chairman.
mJttee wUl make the final de· Mrs. Carl Glse. who will accept
clalons next Tuesday, Dec. 20. reservations at Harbor 3356.
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Custom Personalized
e~p~
and hunderds of other attractive
ceramic gifts-wrapping-shipping
Come and Browse
cfCM~f~ CERAMICS
CORONA DEL MAR
•a 3801 E. COAST HWY. PHONE 2359 ...... ~ ............ -., .... -., ... -...ll!!i-.-~~1
COME ONE
COME ALL •••
I'll , Be There
Saturday Dec. 17
7 to 8 o'clock
•
CBIUSTIIAI DECOUTIOIIS aede bf •-ben of U.. lf....,ort lleocb KbeU.,... eol4 at tbe
Tt.a..Ml Tea of tbe lfewpod 8eodl Ebe11 Cbab 1a u.. Jfewpod llarbow AaaedcaD IAgtoa Jlcdl laat
ThUI'Idoy. IAft to rlgbt with tbe ctea.atialu
Junior Ebell
Follows up on
Safe Driving
A follow-up safe-driving cam ·
palgn was launched yesterday
(Wednesday) by members or the
Junior Ebell Club In the Harbor
area and throughout Southern
California.
Beginning at 10:30 a .m. yester·
day, local Junior Ebell members
started calling their friends and
neighbors to start a "chain"
campaign on road safety and
courtesy during the holidays.
Each member was uked to call
fo ur people to urge them to prac-
tice courtesy and continue to
eliminate accidents.
Recipients of the telephone
calls were asked to call four
more, who were In turn asked to
pass the plea along. Clergymen
throughout the Harbor area were
asked to ring church bells at the
start of the campaign and to
mention the safe-driving plea to
their congregations.
Progress of the sale driving
project, entitled "A Call for Liv-
ing," will be discussed tonight
(Thursday) at a board meeting
Mlng held at the home of Mrs.
Thomu Woodward, 437 Morn·
Ina Canyon Rd., Corona Web·
lands.
IIIH,te Uallla'
New members of the Newport
Realty Board are Clifford Block,
associated with Tom Cox In his
new ottlce; Alfred Kurth, &850·
elated with G. H. Lathrop; John
Klamm, associated with Ray
Realty, and Gordon Andrew, a
new active member with Carl
Thomas.
Petty Theft
Charge Made
Lawrence J. Kempert, 29, or
1809 Placentia St., Costa Mesa,
was held on a petty theft cha ree
by Newport pollee at 12:16 a.m.
Tuesday alter William H. Bland.
service station opera tor at 3939
W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach,
signed a citizen's arrest com·
plaint.
Mr. Bland charged that Mr.
Kempert came Into the service
station to apply for an oil com ·
pany credit card. While the at·
tendant was waiting on another
customer the Mesa man a lleged·
ly took a $1.25 pint of auto pol·
Ish and a 69c po lishing cloth,
put them Into hls truck and
started to drive away, It was
chareed. Mr. Bland grabbed the
keya out of the .-uck and ealled
pollee.
Balboa Island
, Christmas Fiestf/
Special Program, Fun For All .
And The Annual Holiday Ceremony of
T~n~ing on The Ughts!
Singing of Christmas Carols
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II•• Dlr•••IJ· ...... laazlfll l111r~l•••
Reverse Role
for Rev. Sapp
Last Sunday at the Balboa Is·
land Community Method i 8 t
Church the Rev. Donald G. Sapp
played a revense role In one of
the traditional ceremonies of the
church.
Since he assumed hi~ pastoral
duties here 17 months ago he
has presented numerous rose-
buds Is crystal vases to the par-
ents of newborn babies In the
parish. The appearance of the
rosebud on the altar of the
church Is a eeneral announce·
ment to the congreeaUon that a
new baby hu been born.
On Sunday Mr. Sapp found
himself the recipient of a rose·
bud. The presentation was made
to him and Mrs. Sapp's mother,
Mrs. Al!leld Nevitt of Chandler,
Ariz. P. F. Raines, lay leader, in
making the presentation at the
11 o'clock service, announced the
birth of Greeory Lormor Sapp
and expressed the best wishes of
the congregation.
The flower was given to Mrs.
Sapp ln the afternoon at Hoag
Memorial Hospital. The baby,
their first child, was born Wed·
nesday, Dec. 7. He welehed 7
pounda, 14 ounces.
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BEACH
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PUSnC CALF BAD II
lEW FASHIOII SHAPES
~·baa ........ -poach nys-. all with rich
printed taffeta rayon llnlnga,
zipper compartment~. Work·
manahlp 1a flawless, and Pen·
ney'1 price Ia terrl!ic. Black, brown, colora.
r
Plus Tax
This is an ideal small gift you will
enjoy giving. Buy several for future
gifts. 24 different styles. A collector's
delight.
• I-CUP, HOD. Pllllm
TEA POT
A 6-cup tea pot with a dripless spout
and built-in strainer-Floral decor-~14 00
ation. Brown R o c k i n g h am type le
glaze.
ftUMD&Y, DWt.l'DIID 11. ._ Jfewpwt Barb« EDIIIp
Hoag Hospital Carroll King Your
Gets $43,500 of C.D.M. Dies Health
Burglars Hit
Mesa Stores
I F d F d CanoU DeWitt KJna, ~UibaM Three bull,.._ and a ,_._ n 0 r U n $ of BueJ Grant Xin£ 130 PopPJ cllnce haw .,._ the t.uceta of
Ave .. Corona del Mat, 4s.d Mon· ~ 1n the Mesa ar• ,... The Ford P'ounctauon'e halt· day wen.lnl at the Veurane ceatly, eo.ta ac .. police report-bUUon-doUar pant to prtvat.t MmlnlltraUon &.pJtalt.n Lon1 eel th11 ..._ conea-. bolpJW.. and medical Beach, at the ap of 67. About fl:IO tn hand toot. and
echoo11 throuahou.t the naUon The Kinp had thelr home In L L ......,.., D.C. appro;dmately 15 1n cub wu
Inducted the eum ot t43.500 for Corona del Mat lltnee UKl and atoJen from the auto repalr ehop
Hoa1 Memodal Ho.pltal tn New-bad lived there yeu 'round Iince In a lite ol ~ years the av-o1 Cor~U Green at ~ Harbor
pelt Beach. 1953. M.r. JOnr a natJve ot Bed· erap penon puta IDOI'e than Blvd .. pollee repol14d Monday. 1'hl.a amount will be added to wood Faile, MJnn., had Parldn-ruty tona of "allered food" Into The burrlar ~ open a atde
the buJldlnr fund, Wblcb now aon'a c:Uaeue and bad recently hla body, Dr. Jlalph P. Baker de· window to 1atn entry to the
haa been Jncreued to ~.000 tn been tran.terred to the h~tal cl....ct recently. abop. An outboard motor wu
the eampaJrn to raiM SJ.,OOO,OOO, when he tell and broke hJa hlp "Our IJ'e&tat fault la over stolen from an open garace at
according to bo.pltal admlntatra-He had been an officer 1n World eatlnJ," aald Dr. Baker. The body the raldence ot Loula West, 1m
tor Winifred Bacon. The cam· War I and wu a.uoclated wltb wUl uUltze only the amount of Tultln Ave.
paten com m J t tee' • roaJ la Grear Publlahtnr Co. until hla food needed for crowtb.. Uuue ApproxJmately t4 In Ups wu
$500,000, which Will be matched Jllneu. replacement. and enerl)'. All ex-tak~n from a clua In the Ylor-
by the Hoar Foundation. Service~ wtll be h~Jd at 10 a .m. ceu 1a wute and wute matter ~nee Bakery, 819 w. 19th St. Th~
tomorrow (Friday) at Mottell 6: Ia toxin. burelar first att~mpted to ealn A Classified t\d in The Ensiqn Peek Mortuary Chapel, Lone Dr. Baker aald he wu con· ~ntry to the bakery by coming
brinqs immediete result1l C oli Beach. BurtaJ wtll be ln Alta· vlnced that ownera of thoroueh· through the roor but rave that
Harbor I I I <4-1 II S and orove it I dena. bred cattle and dop feed th~m att~mpt up and prl~d o~n a ;::::=::==::=:::=::=::::===::=::::===::=====::::::::::; more eclenttlcally than they feed back door. A hole wu drilled
thern.telves or tbelr families. throueh the roo! In the VIsta Sar IEIIJ CIIIITIIII II 1 lilt
Let .. , DAICE •••
with
~
8daoo1 of U.. o-c. no.. llcDtMw 3113
« HYatt •·4711
Cl••• bel4 Ill Marton. 11a1e lta4Jo of ChanD & Mode1JD9
2112 E. Coast Bwy. Conacl del Mar. Aaa. '"-._. TIMatJoe
HURRY! HURRY!
Christmas Shoppers
TV AND APPUANCE
~ ..... • ell .... _. ..._. .. , • ..._.. caa.4 TV
..a. Pnaa ...., .. w aus.taaaa wttla ..-.y pardaae of a
...,_ appllaa,. • TV y..,. wW NCIIIIYe a 'Nlaable tJlft •..
We HaTe:
AnmwNam ...
Applicmcn
TeleYiaion
Hi-Fi Equipment
ooLOa TV • 1ow • .-s
Ko Down Patwt
Easy Terms
Uaetl Teletial•
Ia Lew u 118.1&
P• tbat 8eODDd TV IIIIIL n... ..ta ba9e a11 bMo
reeoo4Jt10De4 Ill ow abop,
CID4 cany oa.r guciii'CIDtee ..
parts CIDd ...nc.. ALL
MAD' 1ome lib_...
OPE.If IUJO)ATI AJI1) EVEIIT EVEJriKC UJfTIL 1:30
RELIANCE
1101 ...... lt.
HOME APPUANCE
SERVICE CO.
1D l ·liSit ID J -7100
Good heaJth habits. and an OC· DTup n~xt door at 821 W. 19th
culonal ChlroprartJc check up St. Nothlne was mtsslne In the
are two eswntlala conducive to druJ store, pollee sald.
&ood health.
B. E. ll..sricb. D.C.
Pboeer ll.a:dMw 5471 M 451•
700 CarDatloa. CorODa del llCII'
Glamour
Glimpses
Gentlemen. what's for YOUR
A Classified 1'\d 1n fho Ensiqn
brinQs immediate results! Cah
Ha rbor II 14-1 II 5 and Of"'.JVe it!
Oce• Fr11t
$15.000 GOOD TERMS. 3-bedrm.
older h ome, partially furnished,
C·l zone. Heart of Balboa. 2 car
carage stressed for apt. above.
Colli Pro,.rtiu
301 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
Harbor 2658, 2597 and 4600.
Christmas bell~~ Ate you going I BUSIJfE.IS OPPOJrTUJfmES
to prl'Sent her with the lovely Man or Woman
ftomlnlne things she adores? The OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS
latest In fashion (we even have A ne-w Item. Fltst time offere-d
an assortment of gltts selected Start In spare time, If satisfied.
by Vogu~. the fabulous feminine then work full time.
tashlon magazine), and the most RefiiJing and collecting money
appropriate appart'l for Southern from our machines In this area
California for your lady love are To qualify you must have a car.
now on display at O'BRIEN'S. reterenct>. $360 cash to secure ter·
And, Gentlemen, we have care· rltory and Inventory. Devotlnr 4
fully recorded her alzes and pref· hours a week to busln~ your e~nces to make Chrlstrnu shop· ~nd on percentaees o! collections
plnr oh·ao-euy for you! should net approximately $175
, .... ~ ::...•·
H09f about a c a a h m e r e
8'Neat.f Notb1.na wUl pleue her
more than a beaotU\.11 .ott cub·
mere. flttJnclY fuhloned by the
famous houses of Hadley and
Dalton. Choose a cluslc sUp·
over. the u.etul cardigan, or
maybe one of the preclou.s ne-w
styles with lone torso and rolled
v neck. Select that heavenly sap-
phire blue, mlst crey or the
warm berry~-
Why DOt su.rpdae a.. wttb a
...., coat? o-.UER"S ba.e Jut
rec:etftd a ablpzwt of aDCII't
_.. atylea. A .tlalgllt coat
wttb tbe Cllll'dlgaa ,.....u_
topped wttb a bow • • • Tbe
tuu. coat lal1bl9 ~ a trlm
•a+nta collar. •• aatl fa 1
PontiDalua WM1a made Ill lax-
\llioaa tatand ......... ta:U·
Oft4 • peri fwdloo aDd 1iDecS
wltb 80ft aepe. laJMtued ...
...... 9Cif COI'G1 lb~ rich
WbJte caad lllten.tlll9 tw...sa
are uM4 Ill t.IMM ~ CIOCita.
110 .-y ft9htl
Ev~ woman wants a dress.
Perhaps a panel wool or a new
lnterHtlng silk tabrlc will tuh·
lon just the daytime dress ah~
needs fat' golne to church and
then on to Christmas dinner.
Thert' are 10 many cuually dres·
IY atralra during the holidays.
she'll be dellchted with a ne-w
Christmas fi'OC'k (and we are pre·
pared to whlaper to you her v~ry
favorites).
Of---...... ..a-..
~ ..... jewelry CID4
monthly with very eood poll.llibll·
lty of takJnr over full time. In·
come lncr~ulng aC"COrdlnely. It
applicant can qualify financial
usatance will be given by Co.
for expansion to full time posJ.
tlon with above averaee Income.
Include phone In application.
Write to Box L·21. En•lgn, COM.
lEI
l ob now open In
SANTA ANA to hlrh
echool craduates,
age 18-45
These are career
jobs wtth ex~l·
lent opportunities
t or advan~ment.
CDISTRUGnDII
HELPDS
5·Day Week. Paid
vacation• and
holidays. medical
coveraee available
to employees and
de~ndcnt.s. Co.
paid pension and
cllaablllty plan.
APPLY
1030 EAST FIRST ST.
SANTA ANA
Mon.· Fri. 8 A.M. ·• P .H.
SOUTIEII
caumES us co.
....... , ... ,
'11\ll newer, ~lou. Balboa
llland 2-etory home, ln lm·
maculate condition, olttor~ all
the charm ot Early AIMri·
can, plua the convenlenoea
and advantaees ot modern
archltecturaJ plannlne,
Beautltul apt., runt room,
larre aooeaalbl~ double 1~.raee. Patio with buUt-ln BBQ.
Both Rome lr Apartmelnt at· tractlvely FURNISHED. W~
Invite your leisurely lnapec· tlon ot thla superlor property.
Price $37 .!500
•
ISLAID REALTY CO.
498 Park. Balboa laJand HA :rn
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 3 -bdrs
plus guest house, htd. ~lm.
pool. beautUully done, Ranch
type, iood tlnanclne. Priced
$29.!500
• • •
au• lEW
Colonial~ home ot 3 -bds .
2 baths. lg. llvlnc rm. opens
to sheltend patio, wood pant' I
finish In living room and
dining room. Buy ·now and
have your chotce ot colora.
Priced $28.750
• • •
HARBOR VIEW
4-bedr. home, den. ~ baths.
hardwood and c a r p t' t t' d floors,
$45,000,
SubmJt down.
Earl W. Sill let
REALTOR
22S Martne Ave., Balboa lsland
Call Harbor l'T75, or Baysld~ OUJce Harbor 3297
Eves. Edlth Maroon, HYatt 4·6222
.lohn MacNab, Harbor 5359
Louis Boynton Harbor 2878
OPEl lOUSE
243 Ocean View, Newport Uta.
BEAUTIFUL V1EW HOME near
new. Three bedroom. extra lr~.
lot. Must aeoe thla before you
buy.
Art lllller Ct.
REAL ESTATE
"Bay Front Specialists··
2091 Newport Blvd.
N~port Beach
Harbor 5226. day or night
* 2 BR. ~~e.-PLUs
2 BR. GARAGE APT. PLUS
2 ADD'L. BEDROOMS PLUS
DOUBLE GARAGE.
NEARLY NEW , block to ~an.
only $5000 down.
EXCLUSIVE with.
1. M. MlLLER CO
.2025 W. Balboa Blvd.-Har 4091
t near the Newport Pieri
HlUDR BLVD.
IOOI315
Extends from
S~t to Stlftt
Thls is good clean p~rty
with l ·bedroom hoWit' ault·
able for ottl~. We feel thls
property to be th~ beat buy
on Ha_rbor BouJevard.
2029 Rarbol' Blvd., eo.ta Mesa aparkiiD• ~. • •
becnaw.l ........... (Jut aak
u) ••• elegaat pllltf bap
...... -caaala9 ~ ••• LOTS F. Ul EM WILL IRI TIIIIT
EVERYONE READS
AID USES
·wANT ADS
CAU. 'I'll& DIIQJf WAft AD DDU'IWUt! IIAmtOa 1114
....... ......,U..-tecm4 ...._ .wu .. ec:diiUc aoatl
Wa.t .. betbe...t pepalm
..... , ~ ...... label
..... O'aiUD"' ....... Oufat·
--..._. We'd W.. to help .,.. .....
.......
3515 E. eo.. IIWJ'.
~ADD.Ild
Level R·2. Ocean sJde ot highway, C. D. IlL 15750
View lot on Haul DTiw, Ocean aide of blchway,
C. D. M. $7950
Ocean front R-2 on C. D. M. main beach $14.'750
()pen nally: 735 St. lames Ro.d
l Bednn .• 2 bath home nearlnc competlon ln C1Uf Rawn
Cll" Q W. IIIIIEIS, l••ral D11l1•r
Harbcx 3!0:1 or Harb« 3286
.. , ... ....
Vogel
IEWPIIT
Value
Ell ITS
........
2 ~drooma, 1 ~ bat hi, fireplace. hardwood noon. larle
llv1ne room Owner hu plana !or addiUonaJ 3 rooiNI 6:
romplt'te bath. $15,000-eood tenna.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAll
HARBOR 14TI
..
HARBOR 0757
Yll c .. o .....
For IMtller 10 Yean •
• ••sTART LIVING"
NOW
IN
IRVINE TERRACE
WE CORDIALLY TNV1TE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DIS'J1NC11VE FURNiSHED MODEL HOMEs
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUC110N
NINE DIVE'RSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the hom~ buyer who wt&hes to purcb~ 1n the
$25,000 to $35,000 class w~ slnce~Jy recommend
the lrvlne Estates overloo.k1n1 Newport Harbor.
Tht"Se home-s feature California ll\llne. Offered uclu.
alvt'ly throuth Earl w. StanJt'y In a Smoa ~ area
known as lrvtne Terra~n Coast Hlahway op~lte
the ne-w lrvlnt' Cout Country Club, f(~ l:larbcx.
* For recommt'ndatlon. we ~f~ you to anyone who holds a ~a.sehold Estate In Irvine Terrace, Beacon
Bay, Bayshores or Clltf Haven.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Fu:tber Information
IEF.E YOU IUY
TRY
FUICIS .J. I.YITI, ....
2216 Nf!Wport Blvd. u 8·5101 J.UO W. Balboa Blvd.
Harbor 1428
Tomorrow You WIU Be Sorry You Didn't Buy TheM To4ay
COSTA MESA. SPECIA.IS
1. Busln~. parking. atorace. and expansion all at
2474·8 N~port Blvd. Front 66' x 1SO'-n4!W bJdl-
45 x SZ-2 offiN'S for l~a~. ~ar area ~nC'I.-~ acre
-1 Bt-dr st home and garage 145.000. Term&.
2 LeaSt-w1th option to buy. 222 W. Wllaon. l bed.r., Si 5(X)
3 2 lots
Plac-e togNher un Rochester and al50 on Walnut
6.000.00 for each pair.
4. I..eaw 9o lth option to buy 121 Cedi Pl., $12,000.
NEWPORT ISLAND SPECIAL
Ideal bfoach h •m,..___1 bfo<lr . channel rront. sea wall. pi~ and float harbe<'ue and pat1o. Furn. Ptl~
$22.500. terms I~ Channel
Don't miss this one'
NE'\.\'1'( •RT HEIGHTS SPECIALS
1 405 HolmwOf•fl-:'\t>ar Ho!>pltal. Hf"llpot. and trans·
portatlon 3 twdrm . 3 car garare. 1 ~ bath-~autl ·
ful blrt·h l'llblnPt woodwork Land8<'al>f'd, encl.
patio OPE~ II Ot SE ~t and Sun. l S p.m Te-rna.
$2-1,500
~F.WPORT SPEC'lALS
68(};) 5<-ashnrp Dr ~ f'!ll ~rwport. 2· bfodrs lr d~n . .
fir<' PI I 1111 from UC't'an. A ·I cond $11.500. terms.
2 3 twrlr hl'il• h hou~ 31 4 35th St .. room to build,
Prl<'t> ~ ~--~ Tf'Tm'
& Acre Ra1cll
COSTA MESA AREA. $..11 :-.cn-
Ea.sy te-rms
DAN A JACOBSEN. Rt-all or
HA-r. 5691 or Ubforty 8 6317
• l oo Lttte to (;ta.dy
COM HlGR SCHOOL Jirl need~
d;uly ride to ~ach Santa Ana
by 8 a m or di~y to Ana-
h~lm Alto ~m aJt~ 3:l0
p m HA 0359 M, ~va; JQ
2·6241. u 286 dayll. ------------------------------n. ..... II I Sale Ia
Via Multiple Listing
GOOD VALUE
\\-'HEN YOU BUY
WHEN YOU SELL
See your rt-altor today for the finest personal MI'Vtce.
Newport Harbor
Board of Realtors
401 N. Nt!'W'J)OI't Blvd.-l'fewport Beaeh
.. Juat-bnpartcmJ -WIIEBEyoa......_
\
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CASH BATES FOB ENIIGJ'f WA!ff ADS
1 "nme 2 Times 3 Times
20 w()J'ds or less .75 1.25 1.50
21 to 30 words 1.00 1.50 2.00
31 to 40 words 1.25 2.00 2.50
Each word over 40 .03 .OS .07
Cash must be received within 7 days of first insertion
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I'Oa SALE aBAL ESTATE & aDTAU
CHJUS1'MAS TREATS-A new CDM NEARLY NEW untumlahed
Hammond Chord Orran lot the d u p 1 ex , 2· bedrooms, hdw.
whole family. Everyone Mom. floors. f.a . beat, private patio,
Dad, Brother, Sister can play rarace. $.105 month. Ba 168C-R.
It, tt's so easy. U you can ring FURNISHED APT.. 1 bedroom.
a doorbell you can play the fireplace. Call Ha 1517 unW
Hammond Chord Organ. $29 a 5 p.m., Ha 5.')43. w ~enlnra.
months pays for it. We deliver YOU CAN'T GO WRONG paylnr
for Chrlstmaa. Danz·Scbmldt, just $15 week for a modern
520 N. Main. Santa Ana.. kJtcbenette apt. at Ocean Front
'55 CAD. Coupe d'VWe, lull pow· Hotel Extra bonus: TV, phone,
er t!'QUipt., electronic eye, alr. maid service. Sbopplnc dlstrlct
cond. Pvt. party. Ph. BA 924. close by. HA 609L
CHRISTMAS TREATS. Hammond cozy CHARMING 2-bedr. fum.
Orran used, one only, beauU· happy bouse. 513 Poinsettia,
ful Ha mmond Spinet, glorious CDM. or write 6625 Ampere,
for the home, perfect condition North Hollywood. SU 1·1'-19.
ltke new, renerous saving on FREE-Hi Desert VIew Home-this one. A.lao one only fine fine Hammond Chord Orran. site. Martell Building, Yucca
That Is all. Such buys are al· Valley.
most Impossible to tlnd. Danz-FURNISHED or unfurnished, 2·
Schmidt Plano and Orrane Co., bedroom house with laundry,
520 N. Main St., Santa Ana. on yearly lease. 417~ Hello-
MUST SELL Plymouth '50 Bus. ~tro~pe~, ="Co:-=:ro:;;n;;;a;-;--d_e-:-:1 :-:M-=:ar:-::.-:.---::=7"
COupe. one owner, $250. Royal $5 PER MONTH rents good prac·
Portable typewriter, good con-Uce plano. Enjoy your Christ·
dltloo. $15. Record Player, 15 mas with music. Good practice
albums classical music, ma-pianos as low as $97, $125, up.
hogany stand, $35. Portable All ln excellent condItIon .
radio, $7.50. Witt, Ha 1114. Danz-Schmldt Big Plano and
SPINETS. SPINETS, several rreat Organ Co., 520 N. Main St..
rental returns Hke new, 80me IlEAL ESTATE roa SALE
Salem Maple, Blond Oak, OWNER ANXIOUS to sell 3-bed· French Provincial. Save $90 to $185. Terms just like rent on room. 2-bath home with turn·
balance. Danz-Schmldt, 520 N. !shed rental apartment up-
Main, Santa Ana. stairs. 720 Narcissus, CDM,
suB-:-ZERO 24-foot deep freeze, HA 2506·M.
ilke new. 701 ~ Heliotrope, FOR SALE by owner : CDM home
CDM. HA 4.237-M. and income, lovely ranch style
CHRISTMAS TREATS. $465 buys duplex on lot and half, ocean side bwy., finest const., heavy lovely Baby Grand. Easy terms. shake root. 2-bdm. each, fore~ Another $495. Many others: Knabe, s t e 1 n w a y , Kimball. air heat. hdw. floors, separate
Monarch-Baldwin, Starr, Mason patios. HA l684·R. A Hamlin, Wurlltzer, 100 pi· CORNER LOT=-. 3r=-:d:-a_n_d:--:-:N:-ar-clss-:--u-a,
anos always.. DANZ-SCHMJDT CDM. for sale by owner: ask·
Big Plano and Organ Store, 520 lng $5.950. Call NOrmandy
N. Main St., Santa Ana. 5-6578. L.A.
ENGLISH RACING BIKE=-=. R::-a..,-le...,..ig-:-h B.EAL ESTATE WMTED
Clubman, with lights. excel· TRADE '55 Lone Star 40' Trailer lent condition. $50. Ha 3491-M as down payment on Income after 6:30 p.m . Sl • • K tt Sh ~' UR G-R E-~A...!:,.T,:..,E=-=s-=T=-c=H=RI=STM=-=-AS~ property. t n n op,
TREATS -Stelnway Grand. 313 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
agnlflcent con d I tlon. Thls WAJITED
nderful plano almost ll.k~ =ro=--=BUY=::--:b-o-m_o_wn_e_r __ ---::tw-0-or
new, can be bought on 3 yeats three bedroom house, south o1
time. Knabe Spinet. ebony fin· highway. Submit cash price
Ish. used very little, save over and other Information. c/o Bo~ $300. Dozens of other little 145, CDM.
spinets. Many can positively ------------not be told from new. Some HELP WAMTED
only $395 Da nz-Schmldt Big
Plano a nd Orian Store. 520 N.
M~tin, Santa Ana . 100 Pianos
FOR SALE by pvt. party: 1952
M.G. Perfect cond .. fibre glass
top, exclL tires, $980. See any
day after 4 :30 p.m .. 1310 Kings
Rd., Cliff Haven. LI 8-7074.
CHRISTMAS TREATS. The great·
est of all-A HAMMOND OR·
CAN. We have all models
Hammonds for Santa Claus to
choose from: The beautiful
HOME MODEL. the lovely lit-
tle SPINET MODEL. and the
ever popular CHURCH MODEL.
all have 2 manual keyboards
and foot-pedals: as little as
$40 a month will make the
pa y me n t s . We deliver tor
Christmas Danz-Schmldt. 520
N. Main. Santa Ana. Calif.
SURE FIRE
For Your "Old Flame"
Ronson Lighters It Shavers.
Also, Sunbeam, Schick and
Remington Items ... perfect
fo1 Christmas gifts. Use our
Lay-Away.
RAY FIELDS . .Jeweler
19th & Placentia "In Vista
Shopping Center."
Costa Mesa. Liberty 8-8488
Our CHRISTMAS TREAT. Elec·
tronlc Organ. well known
make, save $4$). Danz-Schmidt.
Famous Plano It Organe Store,
520 N. Main, SaDta Ana. ----C.rlabnu Di111r
Girls-
EARN MORE
THAN EVER BEFORE!
Our new, hlgher starting
wage and frequent Increases
gives you this opportunity.
Openings now for-
TELEPHONE OPERA TORS
We will train you and you'll
receive many other benefits.
-Apply-
514* No. Main Street
Rm. 211-Santa Ana
9:00 to 4:00 P.M.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
SITUATIONS WANTED
CHILD CARE, day or evenings.
Mabel Appel, 617 ~ Carnation,
CDM. HA 2825-R.
RELIABLE CHILD CARE. Day or
evenings. Ha 2925-W.
MATIJRE WOMAN wishes baby
sitting and care of sick. knit-
ting or crocheting. Day or
night. HA 3192-M.
REUABLE. experienced garden·
er. .Japanese-American, wants
work. HYatt 4-5471.
CDM man would like rardenlng,
clean-up, etc. Call KI 3·2U2, Mel Upshall. WANTED:..;:: ..:.:::I'Fro:::n.:...,ln,--g-=-ln_m_y__,.h_o_m-e.
. Mabel Whitman, 6(f'{ Marrue-
rtte, COM. HA 4279-1.
ICJ.SCELLAJfEOVS
CUSTOM CABINET WORK done
on prembes, no job too amall.
Phone lti 3-3348.
FULLER BBUSH MAN may be
contacted through Box 73,
Newport Beacb,. ar II 3-2100.
MJICEI I U E0171
LOOit AT THIS AD
E A J1 N • 8 · • 1 4 D A I LY
Women ot all aces ctespe.
ately needed at once. Earn
wblle )'ou learn Practk:al
Ku:rslnc. RJgh eeboo1 eduea·
tlon not needed. Call Lam·
l*t 5· '7521. or write ''Career
In lfuntnl," Dept. U.. 401.8
W. Commonwealth. J\aller. toe. CalJt.
,.,..,...,.~
IUtJC& na E8'J'DUTIS
16.8 OrWn StaiDfe
...... Oel"-7
OOJOfA OIL MAa JrolllbT
IU ~ I'*&. CDiit ~.
Bicycle Tags.
Dog Licenses
Now Available
Bicycle tqJI an4 doa UceN~et
for Ul56 wtll be available at the
Newport Bea~h pollee depart-
ment starttne today (Thunday),
PoUee Capt. Harry Lace an-
nounce..
In the put doc license tees
have become due and payable
by ordinance on a flacal year
basis. on .June 30. AA of .Jan. 1.
1956, they wtll be collected on
a calffidar year bul& License
fees for does are $2 for males
and spayed f~ales and $3 for
unapayed females.
For the convenience of young-
atert whose parent. do not wish
them travellnr all over town on
their bikes. officers from the po-
llee department will again sell
ta,p at the various local schools.
Sales wiU be made at the Corona
del Mar School on Jan. 14 .. at the
Horace Enalrn School on Jan. 21
and at the Newport School on
.Jan. 28. Fee for blke tap Ia 50
cents.
Boat Misses
Harbor in F.og
The 44 -foot cabin crul.ser, Sea
Toy, was escorted Into Newport
Harbor by the U.S. Coast Guard
In heavy fog early Sunday morn-
Inc. The boat, skippered by C. R.
Wolvern of Garden Grove, was
enroute from Long Beach to
Newport Beach and missed the
harbor entrance In the heavy fog
Saturday afternoon.
The Coast Guard boat went
out at 3:30 p.m. Saturday and
started a search which ended at
4:25 a m. Sunday. The Sea Toy
was found anchored oft the La·
guna Hotel with four persons
aboard.
W AJI.DS IIOVE TO KEW BOllE
The George Wards have moved
from their Lido Center home at
3408 Via Oporto to their newly
built home on ZT08 ClW Dr.,
Newport Helrbt..
SEa'VICES
HITTERS
Welcome to rny new sho~.
Just received Bear Brands
new Ever-Match yarns. In-
structions for the popular
qulck·knlt TV sUppers.
SIT 'I' lilT SHOP
313 E. Balboa Blvd.
Balboa
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FOR RENT
8-MM 16-MM 35-MM
and 16MM Sound Projectors
F A.ST COLOR FILM SERVICE
Model Airplane Supplies
Meara Ca•ra Sllo11
17tc2 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Phone Uberty 6 -7042
COMPLETE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING SERVICE
HA 2976
(Evenlnrs. week-ends>
EUGENE 0 . SAUNDERS
SOO 31st Street. Newport Beach
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Urt'n.sed Contractor
878 W. 18th Costa Mesa u bert,y 8-8628 L! berty 8-6632
DECEMBER SPECIAL
Any 5 tube home radio re·
paired for $3.50 including
parts and labor.
Any car radio (out ot the
carl repa lred for $5.25 in·
c I u d I n g parts and labor.
White's T.V. Service. LI 8-5150.
REPAIR AND MaIntenan c e .
painting, carpenter etc. Just
anythlnr. Reasonable. Satf.s..
taction euaranteed. HA 0126-J.
Sli11 I Roftoal ............
American Leafon 215 15th St.
MM'llnp 2nd-4th Wed. 8 p.m.
PE.SOKAL
TilDE II,_
U WITDII aa.oou. .....
(Umlted 0&1)
OK A
NEW ''HAJOL'ION"
It means tM> mueh maN to let ot ,tw a "'Hamilton.• ................
1121 & Cout Jlw7. ~ OOIIOI(A W ~
Fire C!hief GiVes ripS
For Christmas $dfeft -· .. bql., ... J&JL '· k _ • annoUneec:t thll week by Jame. Ohltf a. 1. art.coe of tb• N..,. poetdOe aw.y from any eouree T. van Dyke, bank ~dent. 1be
port Beedl rtre Dept. hu taued ol. Mat ud Where It wtll not new rate wtll anlY to Mvlnp
the toUowtq aua-tiont tor obltnad 8taln ot ult ways. aeounta o1. aJ'I1 .._ be .. sd.
Cb:rt..tm.u aat.ey: ar.c& ot wtt. the tree eeeurely 'ftle pnera1 f'lrm.l.q at Inter·
DON'T L&T J'IRE MAll YOUR In poeltlon. est rata tbloucbout the eountry
CJJJUS1'NAS! Pollow tbe tull•· 6. u .. on1:Y Cb.rlltmu tree dunn1 the put year, plus the
tiona below an4 have a sate and electrtal wlrln1 and fixtures abWty ot the bank to keep .. v.
happy Cbrl.ltmaa. ..,,eb bear the "UL" label of ap-lnp tundl mON tully employed,
1. 1be practice of maklnl coa-~al ot the Underwriter~ Lab· were ,tven u reuon.t for tbe In· tw:nea for ehlJdren of hlfhly oratory. Damaged aock«a or creue.
fl~mable crepe paper or other frayed wtrln6 should be dJaea.rd· ~iiiiiilitiiiiii5iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil dan,rerou.s flammable materlu ed and candlea or open Dame
should be dlacontlnued entirely. llhould never be WJed to llrbt a
2. care In purchutne toys for Cb.rlltmaa tree. Electric tree
children ahould be exercUied. We Ucht. should be turned out when
have received reports of eome lm· Ntlrlne and whenever tbe tree
ported toys made from a nitro Ia unattended..
cellulose pJutJc that lcnJte very 7. U~e only non-cmnbutJble or
easUy and burn lntenaely. They flame-proofed decorations. Never
are extremely dangerous, partie· use untreated cotton. papw, or
ularly to small children. other flammable decorations.
3. In select:lnr a Chrlstmu 8. Provtde auJtable contaJnera
tree, check caretullr to determine for dlacarded wrapptnp and re·
that It hu been ft~shly cut and move them from the bouse u
Is not dry and hazardoua. Twtp aoon u gllb are unwrapped .
and branches should bend with· 9. There Is an lncrH.alnr pub-
out breakJnr and needles should lie demand for Christmas trees
not tal) when the branches are Docked with a rayon Ooeklnc
shaken. Flame-retardant Chrlst· and unless the fiocldng and the
ma.s trees are available In moat adhesive both are ol a non-flam·
areas of the state and they pro-mable material. the Cbrtatmu
vide Increased safety. tree fire hazard Is very material·
4. Christmas trees should be ly Increased. Flocking ahould be
•vE I Rll F. 011111'1111
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Let'• Fly The
Flag In E'Yery
Home!
* RMm
lnehldes a 5x3• flat wtth
6' jointed pole and bou.se bracket.
Special Price _ $2..50
eau•...-t ......_ ,_. 211 ••• ...._ m
.. c:o.t. ......... us ... Libecty 1-1501 •11A -1·1
•11PJiter c:a.ars.. a1gp. .,, ••ta •c. Conaa delMar * LAaOU n.AQI ALSO AVA.D..Aaa n' l nc:IAL OmD *
kept out of doon In a cool, shady applied only to trees which have ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ place, standing In a container ot been previously treated with an :;.
water until It Ls ready for place-approved name-retardant chem·
ment Indoors. leal.
5. In mounting the trees In· 10. The tree should be discard-CUSTOM CURTAIN SCREENS
doors, make a ftesh cut on a 45 ed befOI'e dJDng causes needles
degree anrle at the base of the to tall when branches are ahak·
tree and stand the tree In water en. Dry trees are a serious fire
or wet sand. Set the tree In a menace to the home.
White Elephant Exchange
Is Highlight of Party
A whlte elephant gllt uchange
was the blgbllght of the Chrlat·
mas party £1ven by the Kappa
Gamma Alumnae Aaoclatlon of
Southern Orange County on
Thursday, Dee. 8. The luncheon
wa.s held at the home of Mrs.
George Bailey, 613 Catalina, La·
gun a Beach, w1th Mrs. Burr Bu ·
man, Mrs. Gaines Hon and Miss
Anna Benjamin serving u host·
esses.
Fog Causes
2 Accidents
For wa.s blamed tor two ve-
hlele acldenu which resulted in
a traffic signal llrht standard
being sheared oft at the base
and a parkJni meter being brok·
en ott early Sunday morning.
Each member brought a gift
which one personally did not
want. but which others were
likely to covet. Trading back and
forth was aplrtted, wtth gifts
ranging from a aUver coflee pet
and a sliver tray to a black ele-
phant, and most appropriate of
all, a tiny white elephant.
Those attending were Mmes.
Bailey, Carl F. Bah.er, Marshall
Beach, .J. Thomu Swanson and
Walter R. Smith of Laguna
Beach; Mrs. G. C. Rasmussen and
Miss Benjamin of San Clemente;
Mmes. G. A. Yablonsky and Wal-
ter G. Hatch of Q,sta Mesa;
Mines. Robert Straltltt, M&r)' Lou
Tonnaen and F. Paul Dlcltenon
ot lf.wport BMdl; lin. LacliM
Gallacher of Balboa: Mn. Geora-e
Barnett of Santa Ana; Mmes.
Stroller White, Burr Buman and
Robert Black:mar of Balboa Is-
land; Mmea. R. P. Mon111. W. B.
Dickinson, Dick Drake, James B.
Stoddard and Miss Mattie B. Lacy
and Miss Ruth B. Maxwell of
Corona del Mar.
.vuE LOST 0 8 STOLER
FLUSH-MOUNTED
CORNEl UNUSUAL TYPES
lOWED FRONTS
''U'' SHAPES
QICULAI CURTAINS
IRREGULAR SHAPES
SliAJGHT SCUENS
'25 · .Jane R. Hill, 25, of 414 Belvue
Lane, Balboa, suffered a alight
cut to the toe of her left toot
when a car In which she was
riding knocked out the signal
light on Coast Rwy. and Mar-
guerite Ave., Corona del Mar, at
3:21 a.m., Newport pollee report-
ed. She wa.s rldlnr In a car driv-
en by .James M1Uer, 22, El Toro,
which hit the signal.
A car driven by Richard W.
Wlnn, 20. ot San Diego, broke oft
a parking meter on Newport
Blvd. 55 feet north of 26th St.,
Newport Beach, at 3:20 a.m. Mr.
Wlnn's car tailed to make the
curve at Newport Blvd. and 26th
St .. crossed the center line, went
over the curb ahd hit the metPr,
Her purse containing about
S20. Identification papers and a
license wu lost or stolen from
her car somewhere In Newport
Beach or Costa Mesa, Mrs. Ruth
K. Davia of 4908 Seashore Dr.,
Newport Beach, notified Newport
polJce Dec. 6.
2204 S. Main St., Santa Ana
Kl. 5-2789
pollee said.
Gifts Stolen
at Orange Inn
Thieves broke Into the Orange
Inn. on Cout Hwy. near Emerald
Bay, Saturday ~en!ng and stole
$150 to $200 worth of fruit. and
candles, ready for Christmas
malllnc. owner Leo Croa of Co·
rona del Mar reported.
Santa Suggests
I Wlltlerfll
c•r~a~~~u 1111-
A Subscription
To The Newport Harbor Ensign
'
He said then. will be no de-
lay tn shlpplnc Cbrlatmaa gttt
orders. because they have been
a ble to re·order by means of hur·
rted telegrams and phone calla
and special delivery maU. ·-·--------------------··---·-· AUTO TIDJ'T CIIUQE.D
TO LA IIUA aDI.DDIT
RQt S. Ma.ntby. 18, of La Mesa,
unemployed, wu &neSted on a tnftd theft auto cb.up by New-
port pollee Jut Thurecky. He
wu taken Into cultody In San
Clemente by pollee In that town
Whlle dtiYine the car at Mentll
W. llfJ78' of XIS Santa Ana
Ave., Colt& If-. lit. Meyer uld
hlt car .,... ltolen ftaiD In front
ell 2101 W. Cout B.,-,. R...-port
-..cia.
ONE YEAR ----=------ODiy 3.00
Outalde of llarbcw ANa uo
I'I.&AI& IUD 'I'D DIIGII • • Gin' 1'01
Ncone -------------------~-------------------------~
Mailing Address------------------
City and State ____ ....._.. .......... ...._ ________ _
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The annual Cb.rl.stmaa lb.OW'
atv~n by the Corona del Mar
ltfercban" a'bd the Port Th~atre
on Chrlat:mu ~~ wUJ be held
thia ~ u a· eontinuous ahow
from 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3&.
AdmlsaJon to the allow Ia tree
with tJck.ta obtainable tbla week
from the apoMOrlng merehant.a.
Feature attractJon will be "An·
napolla Story'' wftb John Detek
and Diana Lynn.
· The following merdlanta wUJ
have tickets for the ahow: Vln·
cent'• Harbor Drup. Anthony's,
Newport Harbor Bank. Dennie's,
Cout SuP!! Market, Marya
Bowte ot Maple, Crown Ra.rd·
ware, Corona del Mar Nursery,
Jordan'• Pet Shop, Bl'andt's, Roy
Ball'a Shell SerVIce, Ml• MuUett
Sboppe, Merle's Drive-In, Whlt·
man's Garap. Doul's Dog House,
JohnnJe's IJquon, La Cantina,
Tarter• ltadto lr TV, All Amerl· can. Can.noft's, Boy's Barbershop,
FaJrdilld's Men's Shop and tli~
Newport Harbor .En.tgn.
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EYES
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D.DIEJn'Aft TEN"'PKPS
GIVE N77 TO CIID'I'
John Dean, fourth grad~ teach·
er at Newport School and treas·
urer of the Newport Beach Ele·
mentary Faculty Club. turned
over to the Community Chest a
check for $tTl u a contribution
from the ~ementary .chool
teachers. Many teacben, In addl·
tion to the contribution to the
aaocJatfon donation, abo &ave
to the Community Chest b~·
to-house canvass.
Cherry .Pie Contest Is Won
By Harbor High Student
Evyonne Wa.rneka of C oat a
Mesa, a junior In Newport Har·
bor High School, Is the champion
cherry pie baker of the Harbor
area. Laguna Beach and Bunt·
lngton Beach.
She will represent this area in
January in Los Angeles in a
state-wide bakJrta con~ to be
held at the General Electric: Co.
Los An&eles test kitchen. The
state winner wiU represent Cali·
fomia at the national contest ln
Chicago on Feb. 21. being spon·
aored by the National Red Cbt-r·
ry Institute, Chlcaeo. fll.
Miss Wamdua ls a .student In
classes of Mrs. Hazel Owens.
head of the hom~ making de-
partment at Newport H a r b o r
High School.
Charles D. Shedenhtim. dis-
trict manager of Southern Call·
fom ia Edison Co .. says that the
contest Is under th~ supervt,slon ot Mrs. Dorothy Paulson. Edison
Company home economist. Con·
testants must be unmarried and
between the ages of 14 and 21,
and a member of a local school
or youth group. Each .chool or
group is limited to one entry.
The locaJ contest was held Fri-
day at Newport Harbor Hlrh
School. .PartJdpatlng were con·
testant.s from Laguna Beach
Union High School, Evefttt A.
Rea School In Costa Mesa. and
Newport Harbor High School.
Mayor Dora Hill of Newport
Beach. Marian Prentiss. Orange
County home advisor, AgrlcuJ.
turaJ Extension Service of Cali-
fornia. and Pauline Ellker, d l·
rector of home economJcs of the
Southern California Edl&on Com · I
pany, were jud&es. I
A ruby and diamond ring val-
used at $1.000 was stolen from
her office. Dr. Elizabeth Hutch!·
son of 3732 E. Coast Hwy ~ Coro·
na del Mar. notlfied Newport po-
llee at 1:30 p.m. Mond~. The
ring wu deteribed u bavlne
about 12 rubles 1n a U shape
wtth a llne of approximately five I
smalJ bagette dlamon~ running! througb th~ U on a heavy yel·
low eold band. The rtne was stol·
en so~ ~ 9 and 11
a.m. Saturday, Dr. Hutchison told
police.
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of Dimes
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VAN'S CLEANERS
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WE F&.\lUU C.Nful ....,...., fll AI CW....
Fe1.ria, ...... ' Leot w••• ..
OlY Cl~l,.._LAUNOIY ~
ICE-KNIT kOCK~ -HANG
'lESSIN6-DYEIN&-ALTHA. TIONS-UPAIIlN6.
"'-H.tOcw IJS2 r~c• u~ a~ s-;.
0,... I •-to I:JO ,..---s.ivr4ey, t e.111. to 2:JO ..,__
)42. £. eo..t Hwy.: C.... .W .._.
• .. , SWills Fer Y-c 1111 1111!
CANDY CANES e
ICE CREAMS •
HARD CANDIES
STOCKINGS
DOT & BOB
CIIIIES
JIO llarille A..._ k1boa lalaad a ..
e We Gift Wrap and Mail b You
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WHAT TO BUY ••• WHERE TO FIND IT
* IEAVTT SBOPS B VIsta Beauty Coral, C.M.
Coral Beauty Salon, C.D.M.
Elite Beauty Shop, B.l.
Ellen's Beauty Shop, Newport
Marine Beauty Salon. B.I. * JOOJtS Book Shop of the laland
Hyden's. Balboa Island
Marriner's, Laguna Beach * CAMELU a84 su•PUES
Harbor Photo Lab, C.D.M.
Mears Camera Shop, C.M.
* CAJfi)T Corona del Mar Pharmacy
Dot It Bob, Balboa Island
VIncent's, CDM It Newport * CLEAJIJKC, LAUKDIIT Ba1 Isle Laundromat
Van's Cleaners, Corona del Mar
Sanitary Laundry, Dry Cleanlne * CEBAMIC CIP'TS Kay Finch Ceramics, C.D.M. * COSIIETICS & TOIL.ETBIES Corona del Mar Pharmacy
VIJ}cent's, C.D.M. It Newport * DAJfCE STUDIOS Arthur Murray. Corona del Mar
Fanya's. Corona del Mar * CBJLI)Il.EJMI WEAJl Brandt's, Corona del Mar Brat Shop, Costa Mesa Bay of Balboa
Beachcomber Shop, Newport
Irene's. Lacuna Beach Jerl's Pride 'n' Joy, CM
Retnert'a. eo.ta Mesa SeJ~na's. Corona del Mar
Top Drawer, Balboa Island Karen Margreta Imports, C.D.M.
Tops 'n Bottoms. Costa Mesa Lindon's Gl..tts. Santa Ana
Penney's. Laguna Beach Oriental Traders, Laguna
* _....,.. •• CAJIDS Richard's Udo Market ..,__._._ sea Comber. Balboa laland Brookinga. Corona del Mar Thorpe's, Newport Beach
Corona del Mar Ph armacy * •••r.w••r BOUSEw•• .. • Hyden's. Balboa Island ..-ftAAI .......,.. Mantner's, Laguna Beach Boyd's Hardware, Newport
VIncent's, CDM A Newport Crown Hardware, Corona del Mar
Yerington's, CDM Island Hardware, Balboa Isla nd Kerm Rima Hardware, C. Mesa * P AB&ICS Floyd Lee, Santa Ana
Fun 'n' Fabrics, C.M. Stroot's Hardware, Costa Mesa * FLOWERS * BATS Hartleln Flowers. Corona del Mar E1 Marie Hats, Santa Ana
Morr1. Balboa and Costa Mesa CCESSo•-• Norman's Flower Shop, C.D.M. * BOUSEWUE.S, A .......,. * POODS Floyd Lee, San~ Ana
Butcher Boy, Corona del Mar * JEWELilT Harbor Health Fpods, Newport Calderhead Jeweler, C.D.M.
Rlcl)ard's Udo Market Lorenz Jewelers, Santa Ana
Coast Super Market. C.D.M. Ray Fields. VIsta Sbopplne Cen'r * POOD CIFT •ACD Johnson Jeweler, Balboa l.aJand
Orange Inn, Laguna Beach Spauldlnrs. Balboa laland
Welsh's. Laguna Beach WU.son's lewelry, Balboa
Western Canners, Newport * LIQUOD * PUliJfiTVJlE Island Liquors. Balboa Island
Arcade Maple Shop, Santa Ana * MU'S Gild .OTS' WE.Ail Bay of Balboa Baker's., C.D.M. and Laguna Brandt's. Corona del Mar
Danlger s. Costa Mesa Lansdowne's. Balboa Island Islander's, C.D.M. and B.I. The Man, Costa Mesa
Laguna Awnlne A Maple Shop Penney's. Laguna Beach
Martin A Von Hemert, Laguna Reinert's. Costa Mesa
Mary's House of Maple, C.D..M. Sawyer's. Balboa laland * PV1IS * IODOD Santa Ana Fur Co. Mona Talbot. Corona del Mar
* CIFTS * IIVIIC.. UcoaDI Blrd'a Studio Shop, Laguna H ..._ Ht -N-Collector'l Item, Laguna argu!l" .... ., .., __ ..
Estelle's Pride It Joy, B.I. * 1'LA.-rL SDUII Corona del Mar Nurwry
Holiday S~cial
At ROY BALL SHELL
Norman's', Cc>rona del Mar * •ETS AJfD SV.P'LIEI Jordana, Corona del Mar * .ICT'tJU PllAKIKC Keith"s. Newport Beach
Cracker Banel, B. L
EIPERT SHELL LUBRICAnH
with the pun:baM ot 10 CaL ol Call.
Ctln11lele li11 of ••••tries fer c....... lifts.
btl Sllell PrltiiCis
Rental Trailers
btl Dollies
GOODfiEAR
Brings You the le .. st
Tire News of the Year I -The new .••
* IOBnAJTI Harbor Photo Lab, C.D.M.
Kayette Studio, Corona del Mar * a.EDUCDfC SALOK Stauffer's, "Corona del Mar * U!S,TAUllA.KTS Cottage Waffle Shop, B. I.
Hurley Bell, Corona del Mar
Katy'a Corner, B"alboa Island * STATJOKEJIT su•ft.IES • Brookin~ Corona del Mar
Corona del Mar Pharmacy
Marriner's. Laguna Beach
Vincent's, CDM lr Newport * SBOES Brandt's, Corona del Mar
Circus Bootery, Costa Mesa
Rule's, Lido Center
Reinert's. Costa Mesa * SEIIVICE STATJOK Ball's Shell Service, CDM
Cramer's Union 011, Balboa Island Elllott's Union Service, N.B.
Myer's Union Service, CDM * SPOIITIKC COODS Balboa Island Sporting Goods
Rod A Reel, Balboa Island
*TOTS Corona del Mar Pharmacy
Mary A David's. Corona del Mar
Toy Shop, Balboa Isl an d
VIncent's. C.D.M. A Newport
Yertneton's c.D.M.. * n AJID umo Davls-Brown, eo.ta Mesa Ktrkpatrtck's 'IV. Corona del ,.Mar
Reliance Appllance, S.A.
80S Radlo·'IV, Balboa b land * V AmKT'l AJfD 8TA1'10.uT
S•,.r·C•slale._
Brooldnp, C.D.M.
Yertqton'a Variety, C.D.K.
Balboa Island Vartet;y * WOIIDI'I .u.ua. Bay ol Balboa ....... ••••-r,.._
........ ..., ... prs-.WialttiJdl • .u. ....
Your Old nr.. Ar. Your Down PatweDII
~Paya.low•
'11.25 weekly b a PAll!
.._...,.. ..... a •• .,...,...~-~oa.DM ,,
Beach 6 l!ltvcL.t.. Lacuna Beads
Beacbeombe'r :'.'Wlop. Newport '
Jraa'1, torona del Mar Braiat's. Corona del Mar EU81M'.1~ Mesa LlcfO Pa~ na, Newport Martl7n'a. ec.ta Mea
O'Brien'S. Corona del )(~
PaJW7'1, Lquu 8eladl -.....r .. Colta~ ...,.. • ., oarona ... ...,
:.-~~~ 4elllar Town "D 8la(, lA,... .....
La ....... Jf.wport
.~,DaDDY .. llardW, Corona c1e1 Mar
Dick ......., .. Uclo Cent8
*YADI bit liMp, a.Jboa lalucl K....._..lb Yara lllap, c.D.II.
Civic League
Meets Tues.
WWtoc.ll
'I'M ant auual Clu1lltiDu 'nW -....rt Aldtfbelcll .,. PMb' oC tbe ..... of tbe lan laaiDe ,_ tiMtr trl.p ... aM
~ wW ... beld o.c. .... laaw ..... INiia ... ~
the boiDe oC Mr. and Mn. PhD boiDe tD • ln. Aft., Corona aara. at 10181 1anta Ana Aw., cW Mar. fte ArdUbaldll .,.
~ ... Otrmany wW be eo.ta :u.a. lanDer c.oaa del Mar ..... cleats.
d dl4 '-1 D1n7 Hop. C.·
IMD eacta.qe -.dent now
...,.._ at !f.-part Rarbot JIICia ICitoot at the Cltttlltm.u
....... fll tM WOIIWl'l Clvie
lAque ~. 1ft. lo Ann
Hapa wW ,......t QLrt,ltmu
mUIIIe oa b• llarp u a musical
part of the f..Uw p101ram.
A butret luatheon wlU follow
the liiOnlt,_. meettna to be held
at the Y11la Kartna. Mmes. Lee
Bam-.,Jack Curnow, l . a. Lone·
ley, Fereua McKay a nd Elliott
Mon1a wt11 be boet' n f« the
clay ancl m•mben of the execu·
Uw boarcl wtU ..-.e Ch.rtMmu
~ at tbe party.
D1 n 1 dl
taWIIIU
CANDLES
200/o b"'
Ori9IM1 ou hlatiap
8yLat rr.,.._ I'IIOIIa.a
Unu.ual
That
SbowYou • Thought
Belore You
Bought a-v.Uou lboulcl be made
by Saturday With lin. E. c.
Smltb, Bat--.; Mrs. Ray
Hcwt.. Harbor Nll·J, aad M.n..
llelwoocl Jlerr1, Ubert7 8-8302.
Ill LACVIIA AYDIOL LAQVIIA IIL\CII
We Carry Manning'• Choice Baby Beef Exd~ly!
' MANNJNG'S
Swiss Steak
MANNJNG'S
Lean Beef Stew
MANNDJG'S
Ground Bound
Bacon HORMEL'S .
FIRST GRADE
Corn lleef
BEEF ROAST
SUGAR-CUBED
MANNING'S
BONElESS
49L
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CII.U& 4 UR.oD-1 lb. C..
COFFEE 69L 49,..
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Toilet Tissue 1000 lbMt
lloll 10¢ COOKIES --·-·-·--3~ --~-~--------~------------------------~ AnLE TillE ~ .. c..
Applesauce --·-···-10¢ Pineapple Juice 19C
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COBOifA DEL MAJL CALIJ'.
Young GOP Hears UHi
Meeting Date Changed
A report on the accompllab·
menta ol the ElMnhowe-admln·
latratlon wu l'lven by Conpeu·
man lames B. Utt at Ute monthly
meetinl' ot the PranJ'e County
YOUlll' Republican Club lut
Thunday evenlnl' in the New·
port a.eb City Hall.
The elub voted to cbanp the
meetinl' date to t£'• third 1bun·
A fire cauled $200 damap
aboard the 49-foot cabin cruls«,
Lady Ludt, moored at Swales
Anchoraee. Newport Beach, at
6:06 p.m. last Saturday, the New·
port Beach fire department re·
ported. The boat 1a owned by
Norman J. Winsor and R. W.
Castleman of Glendale. The fire
started when 1 a a o II n e was
apUled on a hot exhaust manl·
fold. The fire was out when fire·
men arrived.
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· f Announcing The Opening
OF
JERI'S
Pride ~. Jog
Soya' Jacbta ----15% ol
E...r1D Baby Bottle. a.g •• ....-._ _____ lSc:
e SPECIAL e
1r B.g.lib
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FOI'..._.
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TBUIIIDAY, D&CDIIID IS. 1155
Pres. Wilson•s
Aunt Mary Is
Dead at 93
Be a Doll. • ~~ '
• . Santa
Give Her a Gift of Grifter or Glamour
•
SeleCt the perfect gift for the
lady in yow-life . . .
dreamy d:reea es. gowns.
lounge wear. furs by lea:iing
designers ...
Jewelry and aa."'eD:lries
that glitter cmd gleam.
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...... ....... .... .... ... to 400. Located at tile..._.
t. ....._ lea-d. VDCS. ..... ......aaJp • tllle Cllqae Ia ,........
SOUTH SEAS CAFE
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........... ft"a ....... tltp ........ Ql$ .... ....._. ..t ......_ .._ .. a..tuet. Tel Lla .. JWV ....._ Obtm..,...__...._
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AICADIA, CALIFORNIA
EASY TO REACH -EASY TO PARK
14 MILES FIOM DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES
WORLD-WIDE WINTER IUCING
OPENS HOLIDAY MONDAY, DEC. 26
· RUNS 55 DAYS THROUGH MAR 10
$20,000 PALOS VERDES 'CAP OPENING DAY
First 'of 32 Stakes -$1 ,055,000 Added
FOUR $100,000 RACING CLASSICS
SANTA ANITA MATURITY-Jan. 28
SANTA ANITA HANDICAP-Feb. 25 •
SANTA ANITA DERBY -March 3
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO 'CAP -March 10
-To be run on Turf Course-
WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY-HOLIDAY STAKES
Two at \5~,000
13 at $25,000
~en at $20,000
Six at $15,000
ONLY RACING ON GRASS IN WESTERN AMERICA.
DISnNCTJVE TURF COURSE
1 3/4 MILES ON HIUSIDE AND IN_PIEI.D
FIAYUIIIACIS stAir OPB-..o DAY
Firat of Seven Stakes over Turf
$25,000 S.n G.brief Handicap
Holld.y Monday, Jan. 2
12,000 FREE GRANDSTAND SEATS
Infield and Paddock Benches al10 available
Umn.d number R...wd Seets on ..,. deify
Ticbtt told at track one w.k In •ance
(At Main Grandlt.nd Booth)
Oatei Of•i111 a • ..:-Flnt lace 1·p.m.
I
COM Church Will Present
Christmas Stoty Sunday
Tile Or-*li1Mtr ClliiiNia ot CD-ln'-1-'li!tWt ol ICII'ne. flr'OIII
IIGa dll .._ will r:r: tow tile tbe •• .._ WU1 be eDaetecl ID tldrd ,_, .. _.... ___ c::11rt-. Uvlq ......... wttb dMnl '**'
... ~ Iii ............. pound , ... ftw ebolrl ot tM
Ia tM FIIIIZ I ot .. JlartMir ebWda.ldillat. ol the area
.......... ,.... ...... ,.... ~ tbtlr ~ to make
....... .,. tlae peodUidaD • tru Cbrt8tmu .......... ....!!... * o.a .. ~ -----~--~----lift to .. 4DDIIU&nitJ. -U :
T • h lln.=G.Homwlllbrinr .... -. ..... Pa~ on•g t =-:-.... :t:o~m!~ ~: ,.. .............. ~
fteiVUI .. ...._-... l11 I' I .... .,....., Dr! I ._.,.....,._.,,, .. ,_._._. ltir.._,,._.._._.
For Auxiliary ~~~.,.,.PL-= ~::::s~!O:~ lrela. and Mn. Robert E. Flane·
KeWport III&Dd W~'• Aux· ria .. ln charre of the technical DECO~n~ ~lV1CE ntary wm bold a OlrtJitlau party and tranu.tlc pll._.. of the pro· ........................... ~ CS8II ...... ......
Dn •• ~ ... ~ .. ~ ....... -· ....... ..
tonflht (Tbundq) at the boJbe duetlon. Llb.rtv f.5511
ollln. Keith JUma at aeu Mar· Mra. ~· lMlle BtetfenJen, mJnl·
qaa Ave., on tbe Jaland. Co·ho4rt· Iter ot mu*. wtll dtrect the
na wtth J1ra. BJma wtll be Mn. choln and t. umted by K1a
Richard Weber. Marearet L. Scharle, orcanltt.
....... 11ft. ..................... -...._ ..... ..
tMIDkB• .............................. _ ..... .,. •• B11s~ ... Gar~Et u.ean·-.-....., .. ,, &, .. ...__ ....... ._ .. ...,.
AN&hw .. IM•' 'a .. _...,M_.. 'tltla .. ltl ... ... ,,, ... .,a...~ ....... pwt ..................
Orran mwde and colOted pic· and Mn. Walter s. Spicer, vlolln·
turee of 111ex1m wW be the fea· Lit. lin. Harlan Hoyt beada the
turect tu.rt.nr tbe proeram.. Mem· cut ara.Ln thla 1M'· portraytne
ben ot the awdUary wW lll'tq )(ary, the IDIJt!Mr of the Cluilt
fawrite redpN to be aebanpd Clatld.
f\lmishin9s for homes,
dubt, yechb.
3017 w. Coett Hltll-y
N_,_t IMc.ll
duriDa tile ~. Some ol the ....... liMit Jut
'lbunday to help make Cluilt·
mu dec.ondon.J for the bttdp
and the street .. &nl on the
bland. A Judrtnc of the belt
outdoor decoration. on Newport
Island will be held next Wednett·
day, Dec. 21. with Mia. Paul Pet,
tenon and Mrs. Lestel' Sc:hwaeer
on the Jud&fttc committee.
Can 76 Tons
Of Albacore
A total of 1!50,000 eana of alba·
core, equallln& 76 toM wu can·
ned th1E Jut .euon fM sport
fiabermen by Weltem Cannen
Co. of Newport Beach, ownf!l' ~:=.::=:=~~~====~~===:::::::::::::::::::_Walter Longmoor hu an.· nouneed.
Program ·at Christ Church
To Present Living Pictures
---. -- --------· ----------
I au-...... Special
PEIIIIIIEIT WilE ·-·-----···· .. ·-a• 2 wa ... cialy. • • wida dill ad
L VIITIIEim •u
Dancing Ev~ Sat. Nlte
0 ... 10I'ni.IC
Mr. Loncmoor eald tht. wu
four time. the paek of the pnv·
lous year foe 1port fiabermen.
'nle ftnn this year canned a total
of 200 ton. of albaeore eaufht
by COIIUilerclal flsbermen. 'nle
IJvtng p 1 c t u res, combining by sln.-ng the lOft& by Mal lotte cannf!I'Y t. now 1n a &ood .euon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii music and drama. wUI be pre· with cherub, junior, high ldlool of mackerel canning, Mr. Long·
aented Sunday and Monday at and adult choln of the church moor said. 'nle com m e r c I a 1
c:htUt Church By the Sea, New· partlclpaUne. Mn. Betty Hagen mackerel flahlng .ta.rted ln Sep·
port. The characters include Is the pianist and Mn. LaVerne tember and wUI continue unW
Mary and Joeeph, the Babe-a Jacoba the orpnlst. bad weather nopa It about' the
tlesh-and·blood baby-the wise· The technJdau who are mak· tint of the year, be added.
men, the shepherds and the lng thJa production poulble are aAPTISN SD'IJCZ IRLD
angel&. · Wllllam McDonald. llabta; .Alden Mn. Jean Xlmble ,j( Balboa Doeeburr. Jame. Taylor and Ar· The aervlce of Chrl.tian bap.
wtll play the part of Anna In thur Rem.l~. ata&fng, Mrs. Ethel ttsm wu recently held In the
the temple ecene, and WUdan Lowden, propertte.; lin. Walter Balboa Island Community Meth·
Thomu wlll portray Simeon. Bliven and Mn. Wayne Carrol odlat Church for Ch.riltlne Loullle
aln&fng a Jewish chant when he a.rtl.atk cl1rec:ton. Coltumett ~ McCune and LaUNJ'Ice Michael recelw. tbe baby Jesua tn the be1n de _ McCune, ebUdftn ot Mr. and
temple pre.eontaUon. • ma v, ~ of the Kn. ...... u A. Mc:O•-. 110 Gar·
Tbe Botmann painting wUl be eburch drcl-. Mt Ave .. Balboe bland.
UIUII TIIYEL --
duplicated with Ma urice Sopp,
Ross Owen, Jack Jones, Ralph
Watson and Eugene Mahone'y
enact.tnr the judges and Charles
Remley as the young boy Jesus.
Rev. Roy Carlson, minister of
the church. will lmper80nate
Christ blessing the children In
another living picture. In the
finale, Christ speaks to the
people, teaching them the Lord's
Prayer and the people respond
Curtis Gift Pack
Note Seeking
Help Is Found
"Help, In trouble, Zuma Bch.,
blr man sl on . come quJck,"
signed Professor Zlrclebauch.
This note, found In a bottle,
was turned Into the Balboa (Ire
station at 12:31 p.m. Dec. 6th by
Mra. VIvian Vallely of Vallely
Boat Rentab, Balboa. Sbe bad
picked the bottle up on the
ocean beach. Newport polk:e re·
layed the Information to the
Malibu Shertu nation. Zuma
Beach Is near Santa MonJca .
.. &larJ, 11111 ... c-.... , .......
TWo loues from burglary and
thievery were Jl.ated by ftewport poll~ Tu~y. Dec. 6.
Two end table. and a rug,
valued at PlO, were .tolen from
the open garage ot Mrs. MJnnJe
Toon at .2270 ChaDDel Rd., BaJ.
boa. Georre JL Wat.M\ of 21T
VIa Ravenna, IJdo llle, reported
tbe theft of a tc-foot lldtt, val·
ued at Sl!fO, tram an •·lhore
mocwtnc at the end ot VIa San
&.mo. Udo lale.
laDI DAJ~Ma DW 80Ga
Ollldren piQtq bJ • boule
u.ncJir ~ at 1111 liar·
,_..tte ..... eorc.a del liar,
lmocb4 plallte c1awD flr'OIII tlae
eeUtnc, lraDd ....,_ ot •
Dahlia PL. eorc.a del liar, a.-.....................
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bfpciMdl•tM:..U.
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Albacore!
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8 pack Natural flavor
12 pack
6 pack
t
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PUT STARS
IN HER ~ES
WITH A GIFT
BY
NOSEGAY
Co~opeiJSO
~~·2~
s..., -ol -feel wlda Noeepy Colope
, ••• 2 ._ of the fra· • puce of lo... Plot •
la.rp, •etchlDI box of
Dorothy Gray Dustins
Powcl. for that after·
bath luury the adorea.
Mora,-rJmNou py•l c-. ... • o&.. 1o2.so c,-p~,t-~.,.. oa-11.50
B•tll s.lts.I2JJO
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'PUT STARS
IN HER EYES
WITH A GIFT
IV
Dorothy·
Gray
..
IEAUn IAIQUE .•.
cargo of Emeraude•
Perfume against aVe,..
tlon back-drop, 3.50
(Royal Barques with
both Emeroude and
l'Aimont, 6.50)
JIIOM THI
CAIII\JI .•• . ., ..... ,. ..
chorfot of "Air
Spun" foco
Powder, carry
l 'Orlgan• Per·
fume Purser, 3.50
DIUMMII lOY ...
"Twlatldt" Solid Col~ne
and fabulout "drum" of
Dusting Powder In Eme-
roude •, 3.00
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Lady ••• ~ ·-ltJedric ...... ·--'•7•
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witb ..... -·-··-·-·· .............. ___ _. ....
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LeMIMdc'a Adaa'a Jl1b ..,....__.. a.-
a Jlaet • ....., J....W, tpeHctr ... ..1 a.11
Tweed ..... ....... er... lecbet .................... _______ .. 1.75
ll1Dc:e llcrtdtGbeW CoJogDe
& ....... let ............. ·-·-··· ............ 4..51 Bol•-• A~ l:nm 11.00 to lls.M
ClaatWy T.u.t Wert.
& ....... Set .................. -............ 1M
Boabl9aat•...._. PataAUee _ .. ..1 1.10
8a1 De T.e. Ecna Do Co..... tnaa . .S US
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TIN ltW of tfft 014 s.-. ................. .11.25
e 111011 .,«Mtft Old s..-sa.... a..a.. & Colope __ .a.ao
~~· + I for Spwtaa-·a Cola,_ w 1'1$ """~ --AfterUaft ....... .12.25 .. (..... IAatiMdc AfW .....
a.cl Colapo ·--..... .Jl.OO
SPECIAL DUO SETS
Cty.uJ deel aJaa contairwn wich
Burawadr ~ aih·s-C'bsed.
656 Alter Shave Lotion
and Colop~e ... $2 no
6S6-X Ahu Shuc Lounn
end T•lnun c • M
I.Aatbedc IC....a.tt.
Set .. .. . ...................... .s:s.oo
Tawa II•'• Traftl
Set. tnaa ·--.......... .a.a
Colgate Set ... -.... -......... 7Sc
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PalaaoU ... Set .. ______ .Jl.SO
Stwa KlDg Uglaten ,_ .... ..._LIP...._ tnm IUS
Elgta 1.1gb...._ fro. IUS
... .., Aala Trays __ ..... s
$1.18 TIIlE-II IU.IW ...
On Your Old Electric: llaaoi-
OnANew
SCHICK Electric Razor ----129.50
Electric Razor ·---------...11.75
INGTON "60" De Luxe 129 50
(Also 6-volt & 12-volt)
UI..J""IYI "Shave master" _ ...121.50
SUNBEAM" Elec. Razor ---~117.85
* CAMEilAS * ......,.
Ill Ell
3 ll.
lOX
$3.15
* OPDI
EYBlY
NIGHT, . -(lodudiNJ
S\mday)
UtmL
10:00
P.M.
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//~W'lf( ECORA TED
NOTE
PAPERS ...
The thougntfvl precttul
Chnstmu G•ft
There's one for every .person
and every social occ.s•on You
can please even the most d••·
cnminat•ng people wttn a de"gn
to suit each penonaloty.
And Hallmark Note Papers cost
so little. They're pnced at 59c,
$1.00 and $2 00 a box. Choose
those you want to send aa Chnst·
mas gifts this very week ... and
be sure to •nclude a box or two
for your own use
* WATCHES *
roana ..., •• lit"
... IDAT
PLAIII OOilit
-.awaavr
f'LAI8
$9.75
$14.35 Close-Out! KID PIES
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"WEaEE" ...... · OUiiit
AMICO ...............
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~ $10.85 $4.50 •••• ··-· IN &
",,
Oftlcera . and dlHdora were
elected at the third annual
meeting ot directors and repre·
aentatlv~ of Hoag Memorial
Hospital-Presbyterian. The elec·
tors ot the Orange County Pres·
byterlan Association first held
their caucus at St. Andrews
Church and then went to Hoag
Hospital fo.r dinner.
Following the dinner, the An·
nual Meeting was conducted
with John A. Murdy, Jr., presl-
dt.lnt, oftlclatlng. The administra-
tor's report wu presented by
Mrs. Robert L. Bacon, admin1stra-
tor. and she made a summary o!
the year's activities. Among the
points brought forth by Mrs.
Bacon were:
The Medical Staff has in-
creased by 44 new members to
a total staff membership of 232.
The presiding officer.. are John
Poyas. M. D .• pre!lldent; Hugh
Plumb, M.D., vice president; and
Bernard Mason, M. D., secreta.ry-
treasurer.
The Central Supply Room h as
added two positive pressure ma-
chines and has Increased pur-
chases In ex p e n d a b 1 e items
(sponges, bandages. etc.) due to
the Increased patient load. A
new Paeemaker and Morris De·
tlbrillator and eye electromagnet
and one Leffs-Fetascope have
been added to our su.rglcal de-
partment. The surgical schedule
shows an lncreaae in surgical
names.
An indication o! the growing
need tor addltloral facllttle. 1a
evidenced by the following fie·
ures for October 1, 1954-Septem·
ber 30, 1955: Total ac1mlulon.s,
4,787; total · In-patient days,
26.161; total newborn, 94.2; total
out-patients. 7,984; total emer-
gencies, 2,172; percent occupancy
95.4.
Plans for the new 80 bed addl·
Uon were dJscussed. A drive for
funds is currently under way for
the amount of $500.000. The
CommunJty's e t tort a will be
matched on "doJJar tor dollar''
basis by the Hoag Foundation.
The new ottlcers are John A.
Murdy Jr .. of HunUngton Beach,
president; Ralph Pringle of La-
guna Beach. vice-president; C. E.
Hawk of Santa Ana, secretary,
and M. B. Youel o! Santa Ana,
treasurer.
RADATOB lor tile •••••1
Cluiatlllaa pcl9eCIDt o.f tbe Co-
,... del Mar C o aa Ill a al t y
Clla:rcb tb1a Suaday ...W be
lin. aoa.rt (Qerlnade) Bona of
151 Dablla Pl.alce. Coi'Oaa del
Mar. Tb• pci9Milt wW be
gt._ at 5 p.m. at llcatx. View
ScbooL
TAR VARSITY
WINS 64-61
The Tar varsity basketball
t.Mm won 64 to 61 against Call·
:i: •iCi•::i•c•iCi•:i•c:•iC:i•:i•oc• i•:i•oc• i•c:i•iCi•i•c:•iCi•:i•oc• i•:i•oc• i•c:i•iCi•i•c•iCi•i•c•iCi•:i: •ex• i•cu :~•:r,~!~h In Sc~:'~~r ~lttJer
I-CE EISIII SCIIA IEWS
E E M +;M I M I 8 I E E E E 8 M:M & E E E M M M M e:e 8 8 M M M 8 e E e 8
e STUJ)EJfT .ODT CAm>S prizes. Music wu provided by
Student Council members at the Horace Ensign swing band,
Horace Ensign School have just directed by Lewis Kidder, lnstru-
concluded a record sale of stu-mental teacher.
dent body cards, using the motto Members of the band are
of "Let's make It 100%.'' David Kampert, first sax; John
The drive was led by Student Carlyle. second sax; Bob Ander·
Council oUlcers, President Davis son, third sax; Dorothy Wood·
p VI Pr ld Bill Fr h ward, fourth sax; Bill Karges, ope, ce-es ent ue · fifth sax; David Olson Heacher), ling and Secretary Patty Jones.
Assisting them wePe the follow-first t r u m Pet ; John Mount
lng students: Eighth grade -<teacher>. first trumpet; John
Richard Wataon, Mike Fitzwater. Hulbert, second trumpet; Paul
Brian Bruderlln. Tom Markham, Snyder, third trumpet; Steve
Sandy Knapp. Chip Porter. New-I Seal.. drum; Lansing Rowan,
ell Stickler, Denny Post and
1
bass, Call Graves, and Pam Pet·
Nancy Mangan. Seventh grade-erson. violins; Christy Carver.
Marshall Forgey, Mike Davis. nute; and lett Smith and Coetf
Kent Hodgson, Susan Porter, Sharp. trombones.
Robbie Wlnterbotham. Patty Me· Kent Hodgson and Pam Thomp·
Combs, Bill Twist, and Jett Dike. son were master and mistress of
Sixth grade-Tom Gilman, Tom ceremonies. Hosts and hostesses
Gamble Mike Murphy Richa.rd were Tony Peters. Terry Waide·
McNab.' Stuart Pinkerton, Bob llch, ~ill Fruehllng, Pam Zander.
Horn, Jim Bridgman and Bill Sherrae Husband, Bruce Fay, Jeff
Spurgeon Dike, Nancy Taylor, Mike Orr.
Proceeds from the sale go Into Marian De'ak, Chrlstln Neal,
the Student Body Fund and are Robbie Wlnterbotham, Bill Twist
used to Improve the school. Last and Carol Stott.
year the Student Body funds • • •
paid for new basketball unl-e BASIETBALL
forms, letters and sports awards The Horace Ensign A t eam de·
and two special assemblies. This feated Huntington Beach 29 to
year the Student Council plans 25 last Thursday. Denny Post
to equip a room over the gym· made almost enough points to
naslum as a recreation room, win the game-22. Newell Stick-
with table tennis. checkers, chess ler maEie five points and Justin
and othi'r activities to be used Niemiec two. Others on the team
by the entire> student body. are Bill Champion and Tom • • •
e SCHOOL ASSEMBL T
Stan Fields. one of the coun-
try's top table tennis pro!e.s-
slol)als Cor the past 20 years. and
two other champs entertained for
the student body at the Dec. 6
assembly. With Stan Fields were
h ls son, Bob Fields. Pacific Coast
and Southern California boys
champion, and Robert Ashley,
who In 1954 won the all Army
men's singles and doubles table
tennis championship. In addition
to playing some very tut games
of table tennis, these champs
demonstrated a wide variety ot
spectacular trick shots.
Stevens, with Bill McCarthy as
substitute.
The B team won 19 to 14 over
Huntington Beach. Scoring for
the Ensign team were Steve
Lagerlot, 5 points; Steve Henro-
tln, 4; Steve Hughes, 4 ; Bill
Fruehling, 2; Bill Twist, 2; Jetf
Winslow, 2. Other players are
Tom Markham, Kent Hodgson,
Jim Cortman. Wayne Gouiron
and Jim Butler.
LTLE LJOK.AJIGU rLTIJIC
BOllE TBlS WED·EJJD
The Tar junior varsity team
did even better than their more
experienced buddies. scoring 64
polnta to the Calltornla junior
varsity's 35 points.
Eddie Po~ scored 16 points
playing right forward tor the Tar
varsity team and Paul Lorentzen
scored 11 points from the left
forward spot. with substitute
George Mabee making slx points.
Dennis Harwood, center, scored
three points and his substitute,
Tom Houston, made six points.
RJght Guard Dave Tamura made
13 polnta and Left Guard Gary
Green made nine points.
The Tar junlcw varsity scorers
Included Right Forward Don
Babbs, 13; substitute, Howard
Petel'SOn, two; Left Forward
Clarence Kem~. 18; Center Bob
VIllagrana, tour; substitute Cen·
ter James Bento. tour; Right
Guard J im Schones, two; substl·
tute Right Guard Bob Allen,
four; Left Guard RJchart1 Lewis,
three, and substitute Lett Guard
Gene Hubbard, 14.
Elgin & Homilton
Wotches
Diomonds
Mountings
Wall ace Calderhead
JEWELER
3123 Ea&t Coatt Hi9hwey
Corone del Mer
~ a final attraction, Mr. Aah·
ley played twO' challengers from
the student body, Steve Ha~r
and· Dennis Post, giving each ot
them a 17-polnt advantage In a
21-polnt game. The students en·
joyed watching both students
defeat Mr. Ashley, although the
audience somehow felt that be
wu not stralnlng hlmselt.
Lyle Uonbarger 1a due to ar·
rive here Saturday to visit his
peni!Dta, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lion·
barger, ownen ot Crown Hard·
ware, 3107 E .. Coast Hwy., Corona L ........ ,
del Mar. He is to fiy aouth from
e SC::.OOL DUe&
The ~eVenth graders held their
annual Chrlltmu Dance, spon·
IUed by the PTA. on Friday
nJiht. Mrs. Melwood Berry and her
PTA commlttee provided al.x door
MIKE MYERS
UNION SPYICE
u. s. ltoyel Tit ..
Wetlllllf I PoUII119
Compl.tw L......_ SeMele .
fltEI ~K.U, t OllMlY ,...... ....,.,., .,.
Portlanct, Oregon, where he Ia In 1111 &. c..t ..__,
hla freshman year taking a c.-... ._
ministerial coune ln Multomah
Bible College. He wu graduated l la.,.• .._ IAa J
last June from N~ Harbor U ~,., D 1m.
Union HJgh School.
Our new
with detachable
"turtle neck" dickey
sa. a .....
Ul
lf;elena's
.......... oiiiMII ...... .. &o.ISiaq DCI-•
CIBL .OU TO BE WI i i 8
A daughter, Hedl, 6 lbs.. 12
oz., wu born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hewitt ot 3408 VIa Oporto,
Newport Beacb, In Santa Ana
Corpmunlty Hospital on Satur-
daf, Dec. 3.
* .,..
EYII'J ..
'nil
1:00
••••
espit&litgfl
Leorn to Oene1
••
ARTHUR MU~RAY
SCHOOL OF DANCING
HAUO~ 1925
3523 E. COAST HIGHWAY
COlONA DEL ..CA~
Santa
Clclu-s
Will Be At
cl!randt·s,
CoroDa del Mar
December 17th
TO
December 23rd ..,,.
z:e.P.I.tel:e.P.I.
eot
* .-Y 8 SIGPPI. DAYS '11U. Cll.sTIII
--~~---------~-----------~~---~-...---~ .. ~·!iiiP!f6l ..... * GIFTS FOR WOMEN * * GIFTS FOR MEN *
Robes
Ungerie
Hand Bags
Hosiery
Corduroy, Cotton ounta. Jackeh Nylon Quilt& ·
Sued•, Leathen:
Orion FleeCe
Slipe, Gowna, Pajamaa,
Full Petti~ etc.
Calf, Faille, Vel~et,
Cashmere Brocades
Sport Shoes~.O::~
Slacks
Suits
Any Color You Wcmt
110.95 to $37.50
.'The .......
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Shoes • •
,
•
Cll~ • t~s HospitGlity.
A Cbrlltmu party and tnJUa·
tlon eeremony were eomb\ned at
the December meetlnJ ot the
Newport Harbor Zonta Club held
Jut Thurlday at the home of
Winifred Bacon, Emerald Bay.
Mra. Bacon prnented the abort
program ln a resume o1 her trtp
abroad with her dau1hter, Ml.U
Betty Bacon, Jut aummer. lnJtJ.
S. -"•••1• •••rs ......... ,..,
The monthly play.day or the
RJdera of the San Joaquin will
be beld Sunday In the arena at
the aouth end of the Newport
Ha rbor Buffalo Ranch. A trophy
will be presented to the high
point wJnner and ribbons to
fourth place.
All junior and aenlor rlden are
Invited to attend. Frank Ware,
well·known horse ahow judge
and horseman of Santa Ana. wUl
be judee of the day. R&neler J im
and hla hone, Cocblse, of 'IV
tame wlll partlclpate.
Do you am.-. abcllpplD9
wttla you load • II cb .. ta.
You Can Sh11
•
ated Into the eervk:e club o1 ex·
eeuttve and prof...&onal women
..... Zelth.a Brandt. eo.ta M ...
tool manufacturer: Jllta Board· man. Balboa leland erocery store owner, and Sue Bttc.bman, ot the
eo.ta Mesa Globe Herald.
Turkey dlnner wu ~rved to
approximately 50 members and ruesta by the members of the
board Ot directors. Chrt.tmaa
J1.tt.a were exchanaect at the cl~
of the evenlnc. A apectal cttt of
a M't o1 ehtna wu praented to
Mlldred Stanley In reeocnttton
o1 her work ln the club durln1
the put year. Prances Mears
received the "flowers for friend·
ahlp" cona1e for the most serv·
Ice rendered thta m onth. The
board members presented $200
that they had earned durtn1 the
1955 club year.
Helen Stockton dncrlbed plans
for the Chrtatmu party to be
held December 21 at the Oran1e
County Hoapltal tuberculoela and
rertatrlcs warda. C h r Ia t m a I
atock.lngs and eUta for the pa·
tlent. were diaplayed and Mra.
Stockton told of plana tor the
party and tree·trlmmJng, com·
plete wtth Santa Claus. to be
presented to the patJenta.
Knit
Christmas Gifts
REMOVAL SALE
.......... , Dec. 3111
lfllr I 1111111111 , .. ..... -.•..••..
. II ••••fll •1 11r
·20% to 50% .................
Hartlein Flowers
1•11••111 .1••111 I, Ia
Newport Harbor Bank
coaoWADKLIIU
Tar Tattles
eron OOWfEITAJITI
The American Field Service
hu nanowed lt down to tour
contestants tor the .cholanhJp to
10 to another Country over the
aummer. The four juniors aze
Mklcy Bukell, Laurie Hendricks.
Me, Andnwa, and Robln HUl. It
Ia too bad we can't ~nd all tour
of them, but unfortunately only
one ot them can eo. Any one of
the tour would make a eood rep·
reaentatJve ot our Country. Good
luck. kld.l, on the Jut lap.
• • • e JIOVUKZUDrG TUT
All of Harbot'a IC!nlor pll took
the Betty Crocker Teat lut week
u dld Jlrla all over the nation.
The test tonslsted of questions
concemJne every t h tne about
eood bo~keeplnJ. The Jirl with
the hlehest ac:ore at Harbor wtll
eo on to c:ompetltlon with girls
from othe.r hllh schools until
they have a top girl of the
nation.
• • • e AJfYOJfJ: PO& TEJf'JfJS?
Do you know how to play table
tenn!s? The students at Harbor
know how after a fine assembly
put on by Stan Fields., his part·
ner and hls aon, who are table
tennis champs. Mr. Fields gave
tome fine pointers and explained
the game. Everyone enjoyed It
when he and hls son played a
nursery rhyme by using dlfter-
ent size pota and pans ln5tead
of paddles.
One lucky boy was asked to
come and play a game with Bob
Fields. Seeing as Bob is a champ,
the challen1er was given a 16
point lead In a 21 polnt game.
They eot the teachers In this too.
Two of our men teachers palred
off wlth Mr. Flelda and hl.s part·
ner. and It was a eood 1ame too.
The versatile teachers at Harbor
are a eood example to their stu·
dents. • • • e ClmJITIIAS ft.AT
H a r b o r ' a an.nual Chrlstmu
Play Ia tonllhl It features not
only th~ play, but the Chorua
"" oENER·s GAR ( ()HNt fl •...• ,_
"-
Now!
Al-.~011 .....
Ow' 9
Given
To Hospital by Auxiliary
A check tor $10,451.79 was pre-
sented by Mra. Donald Colegrove
of LJdo tale, vice president and
waya and means chalnnan, to
Hoa1 H o 1 p I t a I Administrator
Wlnltred Bacon at a apeclaJ press
luncheon given by the Hoag Hos·
pltal Auxiliary last Thursday at
the Irvine Coast Country Club.
N e w s p a per representatives
were Invited to a special lunch·
c,LF .... Dic*.,_
I• lie •••n111
Army Cpl. Frederick P. Dlck-
eTSOn Jr .. 21. aon of Colonel and
Mrs. Frederick P. Dickerson Sr.,
1101 W. Bay Ave., Balboa, has
been partlclpatine In the lareest
joint Afmy.AJr Force maneuver
since World Wa r II: Exercise
Saee Bruah. In LoulaJana. Some
110,000 Army troops tested the
latest concepts ot atomic. bac-
teriological, chemical and elec-
tronic warefare.
Cc>rpora l Dickerson, a squad
leader ln Company E of the 82d
Airborne Dlvtalon'a 325tb In·
fa ntry Re1lment. Is regularly
stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C. He
entered the Army In March 1.954
and r~lved baslj:: tralninl at
Fort Ord, Calif. He Is a 1952
graduate of Wlesbaden <Ger·
many) Hl1h School .
eon board mHtln1 of the Auxfll·
ary to acquaint them with the
work of the women'a eroup. Mrs.
D. M. Hummel of Thr. Arch
Bay, president, aald that auxlll·
aries are part o1 a natJon-wlde
movement to reduce hoapltal
costs. She Introduced various
members of the Hoa1 Ho.plW
Aux1llary Board a nd committee
chairmen, to show how. ln t.h.ree
~ars. the local Awdllary hf-
benetlted the hospital u well u
rf!duclng countlesa man houn ot
trained mf!dlcal personnel.
In accepttn1 the AuxiliarY•
check, Mrs. Bacon verltled the
enormous part the oreanlzatlon
bas played ln maldn1 the ho.·
pltal more friendly and warm
through the n ower and ma1a·
zine services and by actually u -
siating In the operation ot the
iMtltutlon through m e n d I n 1 ,
making surgical packa and of.
flee work. a.s well aa .. Uttnc
the hospital with financial eoll•
trlbutlons.
IOJf 8011Jf TO COD
A son. Patrick Earle. wu born
to Mr. and Mrs. Welllneton
(Duke) Cox of 2582 wtllo Lane,
Costa Mesa, ln Boa1 Kemodal
Hospital on Satunlay, Dee. &
Duke Cox ls aecret&r)' ot the Or·
ange Cout YMCA. ---FBOM HABBOB HI SCHOOL •
and the Latltettes and Harbor's
fine on:hest:ra under the dll'ec·
Uon of Clint Sawin. The play th1a
yean Ia by Stephen Benet and
Is tJUed "A Child Ia Born." It ls
a play readlne which coneerna
the birth of Christ.
The members ot the cast are:
Dave Johnson. narrator; Steve
Watcher, Innkeeper; Jim Ander·
aon, Dlama.a; Darrell Hartshorn,
1~h ; Darlth Sherrill, Mary;
Pete Schulbfte, aoldler; Marete
Stovall, wt1e; Sue Duaaler, Leah;
Ann Annqutat. Sarah. and the
of1 atage voices, Bob De Long,
Jobn Huber, Sarn Jarvia and Rod
Calderhead.
• • •
e TALK OJf IIEZJCO
Mrs. Ruth LeLieVTe, Spanish
~acher, apoke to the Tau Rho
Ka ppa Club on acbooll ln Mex-
Ico. She said that there are very
few public schools. a ll others
belng private and either all girls
or all boys. It seems that In Mex-
Ico the children start learning
another languare when they are
1n around the third ~rade and
algebra when they are ten. The
subjects are harder all the way
round. It was a joint meet1n1 be·
.
tween the elementary and lee·
ondary puts ol the club.
• • •
••o•o• aou.
More honor roU students for
the flnt quarter:
Freshmen conUnued trom last
week -Sharon Pomeroy, Robert
Porter. Joe Queen. David Reid.
Horst Richardson. Carol Ro1ney.
Melinda Rork, Mar1aret Rose.
Terry Roa. Robin Rylett. Elmer
Schuma. ~ Stauffer, Sbarl
Tobias, Sherry Tyeon, Robert
Whitney. and Wayne Whitney.
Sophomores -Leone.l Alden. Pee Anderaon. Joan Brandt. Wll·
llam Brew, Rlc hard Brldeman.
Robert Burnett. Lyn Cottingham.1 Maxine Chun1. VIctoria Csenar.
Carol Dawson. Michael ~n
linger, Paula Echols. Unda En·
dlcott. Betty Evans. Mor1an
F1tzwater. M I c h a e I Gaughan.,
Beverly Gibbons, David Goodale.
Robert Griesser, Peggy Hadflt>ld.
David Hammond. Harriet Hay.
den. Mary Hennl1ar. Dorothy
Hiatt. Ronald Keeler. Julia La-
belle. Joyce Ledbetter, Gary
Lineberry. Lonna Loyd. Hette
Lomax and Diane Lund. More
next week.
from O'BRIEN'S
Ba..nt a label frclm O'aiD'S oe Mr a.t11tm.u tree ···•*-···aroM ... ~~ ..... ot a.Q OM alia_..... -,.,c;~a_.-....-~
L.UKWOQD ._ .... ......_ ........,. at·
tracCMlYIIft .........
Christmas Hospitality
CHEESE KNIFE
Porcelain handles
JXIStel shades
Sheffield steel blades
12.95
Matching pieces
Last call for
PersonaJIZled cards.
48 hour servic-e
Open evenings 'til Christmas
Sundays. too!
Gifts from
Karen M argreta Imports
2653 E. Coast Hljthway
Corona del Mar
Harbor 13,73
Girt wrap e ship e deliver
When In Doubt • . .
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, . • • •••e. • e••e
~-detldlatodql
W. L LANDIS
OB
L E. CAIRNS
LJMrtr 1-1011
1, E. 17tla lt.
COSTA lOlA
WILT II
Hawailcm~ ..
l•Lc..t.lol _.._.
......... ll'r.tt .....
(OPEN SUNDAY)
~~~~~ W/tt-M
at
Beach & Boulevard
SPOIITI AJID CASlJAL WED
320 S. Coast BlYd. IApDa 8eada ll'rcrtt ~
NEWPORT HARBOR
• VETERlNARY HOSPITAL
125 Mesa Dr., Costa Mesa
announces
the addltJon of
RICHARD SHEA. DVM
to Its staU
Horace Parker
D.V.M.
•
Last minute shoppers!
Latest &1ft idea
from Schick!
till .. SCHICK "25"
Paul 0 . Butche!'
D.V.M.
*So-... IOdole ••. IO
lUte 10 plcMe 00 Cbl'iwMI
fiiOf'Dialend nwy IIIOmlna. Hit
fece -had It 10 ,oodt. ..
or to dONI
"an., lndl:... I
lc.ln6nt CluUtmu Day, he c:u
Lake 14 days 10 dedde wtlcther
1111 WUII 10 llart '"'7 day with
a Schick 'OU" shave. He 1111111 be
C~G~nplctely atided wltll It or •wra It for r.u ...Cimd.
LORENZ JEWELERS
103 w ... 4th. Santa ADa
OPEJf InTEl
'TIL ......
YALIDAftD
•ADIIfa
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IIA .,_
... -LIII11 • TIE
Interpretln1 otten-\&led words In our Sacred Book
By RALPH C. SMEDLEY of Corona del Mar
'!'be Infant daupt.r ot Mr.
ucl lira. )arne. Crodre, ~Oct Po-
mona Ave .• eo.ta X... died Dec.
7, a short while att.. abe wu
born In Boq Bo.pttaJ. She Is
wrvtwd &Do by a aistft, Pa-
trlda Marte; her paternal trand-
parenta, former Fire Chief and
Mrs. Frank Crocker ot Balboa,
and her maternal trandparentl,
Mr. and Kn. C. L Kittle of eo.ta Meaa.
.... IIIII Y• 1•-•lltlra F•
e Christmas Cards
'I'M Keulab
When we speak at. "Jesua
Chrl.lt" we u~ the two names
rtven to our Saviour. 1be f1rst
Is h1l human name, the aecond
His otflclal title.
Private lfaveslde aervteee were
held Friday at Harbor R8t Cem·
etery, with the Baltz Cocta Mesa
chapel In charee ef arranee-menta.
Is called ''Mealah." So are the
klnp of the Hebrew.. the an-
olntlne belne part of the coron-
ation cetemony. Indeed, the title
"Meulah" wu not uncommon
amone the Jewa, but when Jau.
came, both • • M e 1 1 I a h • • and
"Christ" were reserved for Him,
and to ua there Ia but the one
entitled to the dealrnatton, that
One whoee life wu divinely /
e Styrofoam Decorations
e Tree Lights & Ornaments
e Christmas Wrapping Papers
Bead EIWID Want Ada. Ill MABIIf&
1be Greek Chttstos, meaning
"anointed one," refers to the cus-
tom of consecrating priests ,nd
rulers by anolntlne with oil. Tbe
word ls a translation of the He-
brew MESSIAS. which 11 derived
from the Hebrew verb MASH·
A.KH, "to anoint."
1be high priest mentioned In
the fourth chapter of Levttlcu.
dedicated to the savtne of men. L • h h •
FIRST CH~~~ CHRIST 1 g t t e 1 r
J)OJ VIe &.We. ..... ..,. .....
A breiiCh of The Mother O.urcll. The ft JUrDDWS
life with P,ithl A
Needy Family
Will Get Aid
First Olwdl of Chrict, Scientltt, Ill loe-..... i.IDIAJr CIIVIICB
toft, MeiMchu..t+a. 15th St. 6 St. Andfeootn Rd. Sufltley School .9:15 e .ll'l. •
Sunday s.Mc. II :00 a.m. ..._ .._ JD0 lctao.i
WedfiMCiey Evenl119 MeetifH) 1:00 p.m. Uberty a.;m,
R.edinq R.oorn located at lll5 Vie ,_._, .... 1--L l'*wwt
Udo, N-porl a..ch, ;, 09" _. SUNDAY: Momine worahJp, 9:30
Mu Epsilon Chapter of Beta days fi"Ofl'l 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. and 11 a.m.; Chun:h School,
Sigma Ph i voted to assist a Wednetdeys f~ IO:OO e.m. to 7:45 9:30 and 11:00: Jr. BJP, Sr.
needy family ove!' the holldayw p.m. friday -•1191 .f-7:00 P-"'-to Bleb and colleee aee Fellow-
when It met Dec. 6 at the home 'i:OO p.m Closed Holidays. abJps. 7 p.m.· Thursday Pra)'ef'
Of MISS Ma rtha Oehlerklna, 920 The public i• confielly invited to et-ltU"' .. '""'UP • 9 :30 a.m. • • • tend the dlurdl .. rvicM end u .. tfle "Y .. -•
I"DDIT AD&JOLY OP GOD
IIDdlt. & &Idea A..._ C... aa-Ubeltr 1-ml ......... c. CMelc. .....
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor-ahlp: 10:55 a.m. and evt.D,Je~Dt
eervtce, 7:30p.m. Youn1 People
and ChUdren'a Sel'vice, 6:30
p.m. Sun. Kid-week Service:
Wed.netlday, 7:30 p.m. Ladles'
MlaJo!\&1)' Councl1, Thursday.
9:30a.m. for all day.
Clay Street. Cliff Haven, with lteedinq ltoom.
Mra. Ruth Lewls as co-hostess. COJOIVII1TY Wi&ODIIT I&YDIM DAY ADVDIIII
Cans of food and toys will be Professl·onal -w. I-IL c........ ....,... .......... lt.. brought by the memben when Llllelty 1-4111 • ...,.._. ..... ..
they come to the annual Christ-.... ,__ W. M1D•r Ulurtr .. 1 ..
mas party at 8 p.m. Wednesday, o•1 rectory Swldq: 9:30 ~ Cburda Bun· met. D. ~ ...........
Dec. 21. at the home of Mrs. da7 School; 9:80 ud 11:00 8atur4a.Y ~~~ servtca: Sab·
Jamea B. Taylor, 239 Drtttwood IIVSJC ~-=or;.e~~~ ~ bath Sdaool: t:30 a.m.-Set· Rd .. Shore Clltfa. The Soclal Com· r----..;:;;:.;.;.:;.;.. ___ __, p.m. IUib -sebool KYr s..tee· moe: 11:00 LID. Ph,yw meet•
mlttee, beaded by Mrs. Glen M~~ L. Scharle 1 p.m.. JOUq &cluJ~ troUP lac: Wecbl•t~. 1:00 p.m.
Walmutt, will provide rel.resh-of Pla.Do ~
menta and entertainment for the OrJanl.lt • Accompanllt WW el ... ·-W&
party. Eventnl•Clatee~ '111& cauaca ar Cliidil .... a '• ...... .... Mrs. Jack B. Qulsenberry, prea-tor dulta 1• Qwdla 1t.. CoiiM .._ ,..... .... Cllw W'll' '
!dent. appointed Mrs. John Ne-3111 GOLDENROD AVE. 1.ae1ty...., t• If .. nil
gus u bosteu and secret slater Corona del Mar D. a.. llant. IGaldlw 8un4a.7 Sen'k.w: 8unCiaJ' School,
chairman for the remainder of '--,-0-.. -.-aAL--D-JBE--CTO-a __ _. Sunday eervica: 9:45 a.m. Bible tb~30 a~ K=~~
the year. The Chapter voted to r--...;,....-;.;==...;;.;=--.=--...., 8tUdy; 11 a.m. morninl war-lee. 7 p.m. SundaJ. N.Y.PA. ~nd a contribution to the City Frtendly NeiJhborhooclService abJp; 7:30p.m. eveninl MI'V1ce. a p.m. SUncSQ; Prayer meettq.
of Hope ln Duarte. California. PARKES-RIDLEY Midweek aervtee. 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Wedneeday. New yearbooks were distributed. Wedne.day.
A Bound-table dlacualon on MORTUARY
"Environment. He a 1 t h , Work,
and Play" was led by Miss 110 Broadway
Oehlerklne. Ll 8-M33 • 8-MM eo.ta Meaa
H•• c•all IIYII
lwam II Clare••ll
Receiving awardl at the bat-
talion review Monday were the
following Harbor Area cadets ot
the ROTC Battalion of Pomona
Colleee and Claremont Men'•
College:
Cadet Set-First Claa Gregory
F. Wright. son of Mr. and Mra.
Roland A. Wfl&ht. 2910 Cliff Dr .•
Newport Heights, a junior In
Claremont Men'• Colleee. na-
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servln1 the Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor42
3520 E. Cout HlJhW&J Corona del Mai
Baltz Mortuary
Ubert1 8-2121
17h 6 Superior, eo.ta ....
AMPLE PAJUtllfG
80111 LOCA110NS
tional color bearer-award for '::==3l~l.!li!C==~ outatandlne academic achieve-,.
ment. pladne in the upper 10
per cent of his clua. HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
Harbor Blvd. at Gisler
K:IMBEm.Y 5-1158
.. " ..... ,. '' .. ~-~ !2.'
TD c:anc:a or c:aa&i r Oddr.U.W......,..
......... A..._ eo... 11.-cL
u.ty U711 ,._...._,Jr.,M...._
Su.nday Services: 9:45 a.m. Bible
mady; 10:55 a.m. wonhip aerv-
Jce; 7:30 p.m. eventna Mr'Yice.
I"DDIT cauw or CIIIUS1' ICDJIIIII .., ... z.w.. • ......n ....
JUIIMio .. Sunday Scbeol: t:15 a.m., Sun-
day Servlee: 11:00 a.m.
Wectne.da7 zv.ntna Keettna: 8:00. Readlnl Rooni. &11.5 VIa •Udo. Newport ... d&. ·open 10
a.m.-5 p.m. wea d&Ja, 10 a.m.· 7:45p.m. w~ 't-9 p.m.
CBilli'f c:&UBCII l'f nm IU "'\daY evenlna c-...ny.......... -'· ~.a.. aa..s. •1• lt.. • ..,.... ca&il'f Loa•••u caoaca ~JIB Or COITA IIDA
........... .., A. c.... (~~)
Sunday Worahlp, 9:30 and 11 un. An lit:.. -;J: ...._
Chwdl Sc:bool: 9:30 a.m. Mid-...._1 ... ...._ \Waalw
week Meettne: 7:00p.m. Wed-Sunday ServlcetJ. • : Wonb~-neaday p:rec:eded by 8:15 p.m. Ice t a.m. 8uoda7 at
potluck. 10:15 a.m.
IT. JOACI'DC cauaca
liM 019 A"-C....._ Lllll~o-... ll'ltr.v .... , r.._n--J.IIeft6
lallq M•t t II et 7, I. I. II ...
11:80 a.m. Wend.,.: M.. at
7:00 a.m. -c.onta.1cm: Satur-da.n from f:OO to 5:~7:00 to 8:10 p.m.
aAI.aOA IIIJUID COIUiOaHY WIWODiii
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Sunday Servtca: 1:30 a. m.
Cbwda School..:~ and 11:00 a.m.. Wonlllp
P'DIIT U.PIIIT taUIIQI ._..A-. A-. ttt ...... .. c... .... .... '·G. ·-'LV"• Su.nday Servkee:
9:45 a.m. Sun~ Sdlool; 11 ~ :;::p~=~Lnt~
7:30 • p.m.. Eventn1 Service. WecbMiilda7: 7:30 p.m .. Pr.,_,
PralM and Bible StudJ. Mon·
dq: T:IO p.m. Ken'a Chonll
p r act I c_ •~L 8:30 p.m. Men'a
Prarer Kwuna.
cauw or ov. LAJ)"I • or arr. ca.,..,
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8cmcl.q M• I : 1:00 and 10:00
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anc1 11o17 oa,. ,_ ·~ 5:30 p.m. and b'om 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Daily 11 .. 8:00 a.m. l'lnt Prlda7: 8:30a.m.. and 6:00p.m. !f ft vena (Pwpetual Help):
Tueeday, 7:45 p.m. Ftahermen'a
Kul, lul)o and Autut. Sun4aJ
• a.m.
oalf • ••• liT COIOCo•ttt ra.LOWIIID Dell Clwlt'a ..
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Sunday Sebool. 10:30 a.m. Korn-lnl wonhJp, U :OO a.m.
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Sunday 8ftVtc.: 8:00 a.m. Holy
Communion; 10 a.m. Family Service with the Cherub and
JunJor Chelrl; 11 a.m., wonhlp
aenrlce. Thuraday Service a : 9:15 a.m. Prayer Guild; 10:30
Holy Communion.
ft. JO.. YIAinfKT llC .._.... A..._ a.J.boe 1.-. ......... r..._~•.!!!f·,_._ r.a..~ liM
~Menu: T:OO U1L 6 t :OO
a..m..Cont..ton: Saturd&YI and ..,_ ol lit rn~,. and Holy
Dqa; 7:30 to e:ao p.m.: nnt
J'rlclq lla.-8 a.m.. Summer ...._luw a.ocl Aucut Su.ncSQ,
U L11L
Cadet Ftrst Lt. Bruce B. Baird.
son ot Mr. and Mra. S. D. Baird.
2142 Miramar Dr., Balboa, aenior
In Claremont Men'• Colleae.
commander of Co. D-award for
outatandlne performance at the
ROTC Summer Camp at n.
Lewll, Wuh. ----••••D CAa DAIIAGD
Alice Salvt!n of 1735 Ocean
Blvd., Balboa. notlfted Newport
pollee at 8:25 a.m. Dee. 5th that
a hit and run car damapd her
car In front ol her home.
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STANLEY
DfiUL\JfCZ AGDC'r
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&115 1!. Cout Blaw&)'
Colona del Jlu
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REAL F.STA TE
A I1JI,GOO ,.... wu 1-.d bllrl. • ...._ at ~ Oldlld.
....... by .... Jf..-JC)ft ..... ff,IJOO; lqnm. Col.lt.u .. Blalca·
8u.IJ41nl ..,........ 6w the a:l· ley, D·aatt. 2·.tory moc.t-hotel
unit motel·botlll, tM JI'Miot at Awcado and Cout HJibway, ,_ • 'Ia BW _,.. ef C & Q 'hll C::.. _. • , , • ....
IDn, to be ............. In CoroDa 1'-.ooG ....... ..,. P II II• Aw. Ia c.e. 11-. 'I'M a. ._. ..
del Mar at OoMt Jl1llnra7 Uld • ~· .... ..... ......... .. ... • 1 ......... QWclr ... .,... .... ..... Aweado. ,_IMI'IIllt wu .._... WUlla~a Pldtud, ..tmm.lnr •nhwlllliiir ...._ to~~···~· ~at ~ aw.a T~. ~~~~~~----------~----------------------.:-....... ~lO;r!,::: ••auo•...... Mesa Councilman Martin Aids
011111.-tiD ••uoo. lla-.. l'.rDellt .._..,...at 311&. bb I =--~~'= ~ trc. ~ ~ ~n.~·.;:; Police in Na ing 3 Juv~ni es of tile eiiJ'. Georp Grabam. convert prqe
Contracting J'ollowtnl ,..tt..,... t.ued: to a1eeptn1 room at 110f Park eo.ta x ... Coundl.man llruc:e ~ alleredl.y Involved In neal-
• a.aiiA Da. 11A11 Avw 1500. Muttn aided Mela poUce Satur-lnr bub eaps trom can. Insurance II. a. ~. 2,1tory, l·unlt • .&.co. lAY day Dee. a tn nabbtnr Juwnlle Mr. Martin DOtWed polke at
c1we1Ua1 at lCD Larapur, tlS., J:dwatd d, del 7 p.m. SatUrday that he aaw a had tbe Enaip Want Ad pa.re. Contlnuou. day and evenlDa ooo· 11. .. 1'1outman. wall at TlS Dr. Boy a room at boy at.Ml a bub cap from a ic;;;:=-:;::;;iiiiiiii;i;iiUi;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;j
cl...a tor preparation to ~ ~· J. H. &obe1a. "Ketdl Rd., $C.OOO; ~-~ Arrest ~jade Otewolet Conoette on 19th St. e~ca~ator' clown' to tbe bMela at ler, MrVke room at ~s ...,...,.. lVI nur Newport Blvd.. eo.ta Mesa. LIID f11 ~
PUI the State exam. a CamaUon. 13.000; Tbtodore llland ad.. tuQO. D C The boy rot into a peen Mer-~ ~
Call or write lllDdlnJu!r, fence at 0 Irta, eCUPP IIA~ •In ope ase c:ury .edan, wliJeb drove olf S" -.nu I.OAII tu~G: Bradell l"lftdl. tropia)' room Cb&rlee llan8en, l ·,story, 1-unlt wttbout Urbta. llr. Martln rave
J'or Information at :M4 Buel, SU'70: N'. Lund, dwelUn•at9!1UtJnp Rd., $2'1,000. Louu C. Foster of 6811 Sea-pursuit to the car. whleh ran Conmuc:tioD Jnane
AL TYLER SCHOOLS • •&WIOIIT II&JQBTS abore Dr., Newport Beaeh, wu tbrouah two red Urbta. s" -.nu I.OAII
16U N. Broedway, Santa ADa Canol Alm, 1-atory, 1-unlt booked ln dt;y Jail at 9 p.m. At 10:30 p.m. Ilea pollee
Kimberly 7-3511 MO*'E dwelllnr at 214 La Jolla Dr., Dee. 6th on a felony eharre of stopped a rreen Mercwy sedan $13,!5(5(). poaeMton and tranaportatlon of at Newport· Blvd. and 19th St..
Dllor S.2513 e •&WIOIIT marijuana. Newport pollee went eo.ta Mesa. The driver wu a
Let Me Teaeb You Mrs. Lennt. Newcomb, swim-to Mr P~er'• home to NrVe a Santa Ana Helrbta boy, 16, and
Convenient Claa t.e.ona Station. aim at 3939 W. Coast and ended up by maklnr an ar-boy, 17. One of the youtl\s pro-
LI 8-5MB Hwy., IJS(); G. W. Cantelo, ca-rest on their more serious charae. dueed three Oldsmobile hub
IU 8011 IATII.D
Ptlrllr lldpp ..
ISIS E. C.... -.y. CDII ,.. u 1111 a u111
(lletloUJe~ ....... ,
mtnr pool for Mo-Bo-Tel at 4401 trattl~ warrant from Los Anreles pauenren were a Santa Ana
CllmA •~o l Ql4 N.~ W. Cout Hwy., 88.000; Union OU pollee which earned a $37 bail Gardens boy, 17, and a Lido Isle
Trailer Park, 88,000; Aleene oftlcen alleredJy found 30 aus-four Studebaker hub caps and "PE1fR1·1~' 19281.rvtne Ave .. eo.ta M.. Tweedy, rarare at 511 29th St.. pect marijuana clrarets In a admitted taldnr two wire-wheel 1
GLADYS TRACY bana at 2A Ancborare Way, Udo • Jn a abake-down of bla car, caps, one Corvette bub cap and a ~
avD.DDIG IVPft.ID t&OO; aao 1-.tory dwelling at hole l:n tbe driver's aeat. In hla type hub caps hom a car In ~~ ALS ___________ ..,.. same addrest. 88.100; M. Ortera. borne tbey allqedly found about Santa Ana. ,~ ~
CEMENT root over laundry tray, 301 W. a halt-pound of marijuana ln Newport pollee had reported .,_ TIDE
Balboa Blvd .. $50; H. Wood.bouae, a pint jar and a drua store vial. tbat two Oldsmobile bub caps :;;AU om. l..,.ty
AND ruare at 121 38th St.. $'1,000; E. Mr. Foeter, 24, unemployed, hu were stolen from tbe car of WU-..._ .. ' BUilDING Marion Abbott. move buUd.Jnr to lived here on and ot:f alnee 1949 llam C. Goade oL ~ lrll Ave.. .._.
back of lot, 200 Cedar St., 1100; and ort...tnally came from Bur-Corona del Mar. lin. Martha I !!!!.!!_:::;.::::~!:!t.;;:~:::;;::::;;:;:::;~==; Nina Payne, cabana at Bay Shore bank ln·~estJaatlnr ot:flcen aald. Woodeate of 126~ 39th St .. N~· II ,_Ceo 2 111 -D 2 t 1 t
Trailer Park, $'1.500; W. D. • port Beach. reported tbat tour .upbalt 'nJe-Jb.abber n1e LIBERTY U109
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PLUJOING
Terms. 10 Per Cent Down
Phone Harbor 5330 ...
wa.DDIQ
Fabrlcatlnr. ~~ 6 Maintenance
TRAILERS, HJTCHES, BUMPERS
or what have you: No Job
too larre or too small.
REASONABLE RATES
2133 Oranre. Costa Mesa, u 8-2619
PATCH'S BODY
6 PAJNT SHOP
R. W. PATCH
Complete Collt.lon Work
Auto Palnttnr
Free Eatlmate.-Try Us Firat
'188 West 17th St.. eo.ta .Mesa
LI 8-7508
"A's"
LAGUNA
F£DERAL SAVINGS
I LOAN ASSOCIATION
TWO OFFICES
To Serve Y•
' LAGUNA lEACH
AND
SAN CLIMENTE
QUICK
24 HOUR SYVIC£
LOW
LOW "REDUCING"
INTEREST RATES
EASY
MONTHlY PAYMENTS
FRIENDLY
SvtMATHmC SERVICE
FREE
CUSTOMERS' PARKING
ESCROW
SERVICE.
IPRCtENTL Y OPERA TEO
LA6UNA BEACH
m 0c.... Ave.
PHONE HY. 4-1177
SAN CLEMENTE
601 N. • c..NM RMI
PHONE HY.dftth 2·1191
er HYedftth 2-1 196
Schock. re-rooflnr at 50f 29th St.. bub caps were taken from her Formlea -Lbloleum n:Je
Stn: M. Hutch.laon, cabana at H. w. Pearcy Studebaker In the parldnr lot at ca~-......., I.IIICLDII No.1 Ltdo VWare. $2.000; Stand· tbe Mesa Theatre. Mesa pollee ~ I-• _.
ard on. wall at 1802 w. Balboa Heads NHYC ald. The boys were rdeued to 125 E. IM lt. c.e.--
Blvd .• $1,000. their parents with the advicef
22
y .. ~!L~-·-• ....,..... -•••a that they would be notlfled o ...... loU..., • ......,.. --..v
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--Harold w. Jte•....v wu elected fwth ctl •-•-r .__m the '"::::=====================:=; ..... a-Corp., 1-atorv, 1-unlt -'1 er a on ar.-.. uv 1' '" -.w ~~ commodore of tbe Newport Bar-lncld t.
dwelllnrs at 721 Patollta Dr.. bor Yacht Club pee. 3rd, sue-en ---------
$17,970, 1337 Bon n 1 e Doone, ceoedinr Harry A. Mann.
$l8.400. and 1301 Bonnie Doone. E. Avf!IY (Jud) Crary was
$17,970; Donald Anderson, fence elected vice . commodore and
at 1524 Dolphin Terrace, $227. John P. Humdall as rear cornmo·
• an.oA · · dore. Jack Conrdon wlll aerve as Rowlett G. Scudder of 444 E.
Edward Kover, dwelling at tn9 secft'tary for 1956. and re-elected Costa Mesa St.. Costa Mesa. was ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. _____ ;;;;;:;;-;;;::=====~
Plaza del Sur, $13,500; Edith Jo-to the board of directors wu taken to Hoaa Memorlal Hos·
aeph, atrn for CUJno BuUdln8'. ~e A. Mitchell. Al.lo on the pltal at 1:15 a.m. Dec. 4 by
200 MaJn, t800: A. P. Querek. board are Harvey Somera and Ed Costa Mesa pollee auttertnr from
foundation, 1805 E. Bay. $2.!500. Wa..rmJnaton. bl'u18ea about the face and hud. e LIDO JaL& received tD a beatJ.nr. Pollee re-
Dr. Davtd ,.,._, ..-.c~eUJnr CAa ~ amGK celved a can that a man wu
Co. Costa Mesa
LUMIEII -IUILDING MATEIIIAIJJ at 1Zl VIa Lore&. $1.!500; l . Bel-Stewart L. Gavette of Anahetm 1aylnc tn the street between the
per1n. l·story 1-unJt dwelllnr at erubed bU car Into the atde of Sham.rodt Cafe, tat Newport ~-••••••••••••••••••••~ 217 Via Genoa. $22.500. the Santa Ana river Cout Bwy. Blvd., and Waaon Wheel Cafe,
bridp at 2:t5 a.m. December 7, 1830 Newport Blvd.. Costa Mesa.
Newport pollee reported. The ac-and found Mr. Scudder. He wu
cldent caused $400 damage to kept In tbe hospital overn.lght
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2 Bartenders
Hit by Youths
Two VIDa Marina bartenders
were treated for Injuries In Roag
H~pltal at 2:30 a.m. Dec. 2
atter nchanrtna blows wltb
tJtree mlnor youths they were es-
corUnr trom the bar at 12:40
a.m.
Woody Holder of VllJa Marina
called pollee to report that the
three youths were drinking at
tbe bar and the bartenders did
not believe they were of age.
The bo~ demanded their money
back but Mr. Holder stated they
had not paid for tbelr drink&.
One of tbe youths. 17, from Costa
Mesa. alleredly admitted drink·
Ina a vodka collins. His compan-
Ion Kenneth Edens. 19, of 116
Emerald Ave .• Balboa Island. al·
leredJy admitted drlnklng two
rums and cokes and Craig War-
field, 18, aame address. allegedly
admitted drlnklnr two bourbons
with water.
Officers releued the youths
advlslna them that a complaint
may be drawn up against them.
Treated at the hospital was
Robert D. Beach. VilJa Marina
bartender. of 4ll Jasmine Ave ..
Corona del liar. He suffered a
broken bancf which had been
fractured eeveral weeks aro.
RJchard C. Starkey, a bartender, ot 122-42nd st., Newport Beach.
auff~ a cut over an eye and
a bladlt eye, pollee aatd.
Mesa Checks
Skill Games
the car. Mr. Gavette aald the lett tor observation.
front wheel of bt. car broke and ------
froze, caualng the accident. No For lett.rhe.ck. enve&oo.t ul
other vehicles were involved. THE ENSibN. HA-1114
11'atcll 1••r Sut./ Ne1r coocealod u.fety r aes-stay clear of
Watch y_our Stell.!
Be sure you get a
mow. mod and ice. Az14 new Chevrolet
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Dorothy C. Jhorpe
Original Crystal
Stainless Steel
Imported Glass
and China
Linens
Distinctive
Accessories and
Decorations for
the Home
We Gift Wrap and Mall
Open Dally until 9:30
Sundays 9 to 5
Thorpe's
1501 w. Balboa louJeoranl
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saytnCJ • • • end
w .. m9 thet
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COSTA ~ESA
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has a tip for supM' Santos:
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This Christmas give her Mojud
"Magic Motion .. stockings.
There's extra '"give" and
spring-back in the knit
for close clinging flt
and longer wear.
And ... give her lingerie by Mojud
for lots more extra glamour. We
have gowns and pajamas, slips,
panties and petticoats all styled to
make her Christmai dreams come
true I
Mojud "Magic Motion" atockJnes.
bola 11.15 to 11.85
Mojucl elamour llneerte, tn. All tie 114.15
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Specials
December ....
3301 &. COCI8t Rwy., Coroacr del Mar
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"Shalimar" Perfume 18. $14, 125.00
"Shalimar'' Cologae --·--$4.50, 17.50
"Shalimar'' Talcum -------$2.00
~'Shalimar'' Bath ~ -----ss.oo
DOitOTIIY aaA T AIIOir'I'IIDT
Guest ~ •••• $1.50
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An. ..... Letlea, aody •• eoa • ..., ._.. su.a~aat -....r__..
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"Yanlllr" Sllawe •• ••• Set, $2
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