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Tbe awpriae annouMJtmeDt of
the resl~atlon of Exec:utlve See·
retuy Hay Lan1enhelm wu
made at the eonclualon of the
Monday noon mH'UnJ ot the
Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce dlrect.ors.
When the 0Jtal Item on the
acenda wu completed. Mr. Lan·
eenhlem banded a letter to Pres-
Ident William O'Bryon. In thla
letter the lone-time Heretary
C. C. Plans
New Drive
A kick-orr breakfast will be
held Monday, March 4, for a city.
wtde membership drive for the
Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commert'e. •
Thla announcement was made
Monday noon In Jamaica Inn by
Dr. Ed Milum, the newly ap·
pointed field secretary, at thP
tlrst board m~tlng under th<'
presidency or William O'Bryon.
Dr. Milum said at least 200 addl·
tlonai membets must be signed
up to reach last year's total of
600.
Named as directors at large
were Bob Murphy, Don Duncan,
Ch&l'les Bradly, Willard Killion,
Orvtlle Schlueter and John Boyd.
Joe Steelman wu named to sue.
Cftd Pete Barrett. who l.s moving
away.
l>lc:k IUchard was named hon ·
orary direct« at larce to repre-
.ent the Chamber durlna bla trlp
to Italy for the State Department
thJs aprlng.
The 4Jrecton alt10 pu.ed a
rMO!utlon P('Ot•tlnc the pro.
poeed exp&M!on ot the Oran,e
County Airport, tor the reuon
that lenathenlnc the runway for
jet. would establlab a crltJcally
1'8trlcted area owr mo.t ot
<bfta Mesa and a Jarae part of
N.wport. The dlrecton aao OP·
poeed a n alternate plan to aban·
don the airport alf.oaether.
Dtre<:ton lohn Boyd and Ro·
land Wrlaht were dJrected to
praent the Chamber's cue at
tbe llatclt 4 meettna ol dlrec·
ton ot the ~ted Cbamben ot Oranp County.
uits
cretary
aald he wu ralanJne u of Feb.
:18 1n t:W'der to devote tu II time to
vnvate bustnaa.
"''J'hat'a a bomblahell.'' aald dl·
rector Lee Bolin. "Wbat'a the
rea.on!"
"It 111 nothlnc personal," Mr.
Lan.renhelm anawered. ..It l.s
better for the Chamber all
around, and also tor me. I ffi"l
It la necessary to go Into private
buajneas, because I must In·
ere~ my Income."
"I can't accept the l'ltatement
that It's better for the Chamber,"
replied Mr. Bolin.
"Ma,ybe I've been here too
lon£" Mr. Lancen.helm aaJd
liP'S I,_!!
A "apedaJ addition" tor Mr
and Mn.. Arvo E. llaapa. owners
and publlsben ol the Ensign
newapaper, Ia UttJe Karin Anna,
bom Saturday, i'eb. 16, In Hoag
Hospttat. weleb&Da In at 7
pound&, 9 ounc.. Karin Is the
first child for UM Haapa's, who
live at 710 JaarnJ.M Ave . Corona
del Mar
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Over ·1 ,400 lames
low on Petition
Aroused clduna ot Corona del
Mar are wactne a determined
tight to save their tl.rst clUIS Pa.t
Office
Thf' r"ponse was lrutant and
spnntanrous as soon as last
W('ek'" Ensign hit th<-news·
stands with thf' surp~ an.
nounC't'mf'nt that the Post Ot:flce
Dt>pt had dt'Cided to consolidate
thP Comna d.-1 Mar Pa.t Otflce
with tbe Nt"wport Post OOlce.
ThP date for consolidation.
, leaving Corona df'l Mar with
I nnly a tatlon of th~ Newport
Post Office, was SE't tor April 6.
th.-~tart of a nt'W quarter
1 e PETITIONS CIBctn.ATE.D
hit omc. Dlipaab:uat oifi.
dlda .. -..... ..........
.. ..., to c:Uilcua title pro-
p-.d ~oftMC..
ftllla del leG "-t Off:lca wUb
tbe •....-t ... Offka.
"dw'wled to be ..... to. •
IIDOil ~ &a tiM JCIIDQSca
laa _.. ~ Fab..l, fnaa tbe
SaD l'ntlac:bcD ..... aJ ~
CIDd .....,. ~ ,_
Scm Die9o-...... t at tbe
IDMt1Dog wW be ...aben of
tbe eoro.a M1 Mar Ounnber,
Youtb c..• c:....su.., Cl'ric:
AMOdatioa. CIDd tM w ...... ••
CaauD.1ttee oJ tiM Yoatb Caa· .....
"Tbla wtll also remove the bur B~ phllnP nnd by INter th.-re
h4 .e tn IVtmlnJ: offpr~ of support :::..~t my salary from the Cham In thl' fl.eht to kl'f'p the first claa School Tax
Hike Sought
Pn<:t Clfftt"(' By Friday afternoon. Re quipped that he wu "ret· pN:t:un<; wPrt> bf':ng circulated
ting out ot the complaint de· Bv '~'"lt•rt1a" afternoon more
pa.rtrof!nt" In which be h ad been than· 1 ~()I P.,rson~ had signed
for aucb a long time. I' ht• pt•t tt:un"
The dJrectora adoptE-d a rPSO Th,.,,. d!X'umf>nt' ~ 111 bt> fur
Iutton acceptlne the reslcnatlon wartif'fi on tn 1 hi' Po~t OffK"t'
wtth r~gret, comm~ndlng th~ lWpt In Wa"hlnrtnn DC anrl
executive aecr~tary for the trem· lnformat:•mal IPit('r<l ~•II bf' ~nt A tax ovenide of l.Sc:, lncrPa.'l
endou.s amount of work he had TARS CLI ·TITLE TIE 10 54-n.llor Tt•d KurhPI and wu. lng th~ prewnt IK'hool tax from done, grantlnc him one extra flam ~n"" land anti Rf'p Jamf."S 9Ck to S1 05. 1a betitr sought by month or pay and making hlrfl a the Nt"Wpprt BMcl! Elf'mt'Titary
..._ ol th N II bo l'll anti 10 thl' San Frar.cls<•n School District board of tr"ate.ll.. m~mi.J'O:T e ewport ar r RPJZ•c.n.ll (Jfrwc> of thr PosWl ..
Chamber for Ute. • Df'pt A resolution for the propoM'd In
Mr. Laneenhelm waa named crea~ will be ~ady for sanc.-tlon executive aecretary of the Cham. The Newport Harbor Rich with the Indians and ran up a The Tar.;; held Pt>mbmkf' thf> ThP JH•t ltton ··ampalgn IS bf>mg by the trustees at the March 5
ber In 1949 .• auc:ceedlng the late School ba&Utball team clinched 29·16 lead In the first hAlf New Sunset Le-ague h1gh srorl'r, t11 romhJ~tPrl by thf' nf'Wiv organ meeting. Th~ tax 1s for cu~nt parry Welcb. The office then was at Jeut a tie tor the Suruet port wlde~e eap 13 10 and 7 points. I~Pti < nrona dPI Mnr Chamht>r or I and anticipated operation ex·
in Balboa. and membership was Leasue title TUesday afternoon lS-16 In tbe lilt half Newport defeated Santa Ana I< nmmc>rr f' to prnvldr a rondu. penses.
about 100. Memberab.lp lnc:rea.aed by aubdulnl Fullerton 60-42 on Guy Gf'ft'l\ ln the 16 56·46 Friday night on the lo~r·s slve answer to opinion ot the The trustees propoae to put the
U. put 8 yeua, ruc.blnc the loeal court. polnta. Tom mn made IS. court. Ed Pope made 18 points. Post Offlt'e Dept and of Con . 1uue on the b&Uot for the May 17
&MD ~ ... .. onlJ: oUie' ..._ &nil l.ry per and Gerw Gary Green lol and Tom Houa· rressm.an Utt that the oppomtJon 8C'hool board eledJon. A ai.mpJe
)a tM ~ .,.. abDcwt up. ~ 10 pointa. to.n 10. to eoMOJldadon wu nqllatble. ~ "'* Ia -1 ...,.
"''(r. ~elm told the c~~.ree. eet by a 3f to 12 -.eond halt • .. • am t0a iiUriGRi 'fti .....,.. ........., , ...._ ..,
ton be would eonUnue to work rally by Santa Ana. but eked a . Beg. w k P'ranllt J«dan. arttna chaJ.rm.an tend a letter to Senator )(Vdy
tor the Cham~r and help In out. 52-50 ovmime vlctcey. ltizens In or on of the Corona ~I Mar Cbambet'. and Assemblyman Sumner &tat· building up the membership. He Thco Tars now have an 11-2 I alonat with Clllf U onbargn and Ina the board l• ttrm.Jy arat.r1st
dtd not reveal the nature of the record, and Oranr~ stands at Batw Orbon. went before the compul!ory un1tlcatlon of IK'hool
b•slness he was undertaking, 10·3. Both have only one mor~ 'BI • f F 7 Board or Dlrt"Nors of the Newport ~
but said he would have an an· game to go Newport will wtn a ueprtnt or uture Harbnr Cham!M'r Monday noon ------------
nouncement soon. c lear tltl~ 11 they c•n def~at to a~k for o;upport in thl" fi~h, Dual o·alemma Huntlnrton Beach at 7 p m . to· for thl' P~t ()ffln-Th,.,. tifo;
Finch
Best
Afghan
in Show
The champion Crown Cre11t
Zardonx. home-brl'd male At~·
han hound of Mrs. Braden Finch
of Kay Finch Ceramics In Corona
del Mar, can hold hl11 proud hf'ad
high even though ht> wasn't t'n
tered In the recent Westminster
dog show at Madlson Square
Garden. Zardonx was judgl'd
best In show at a specialty event
prior to the Garden show.
Ironically, Zardonx beat thE'
hound In the spt"<'lallty 11how
that went on to wtn In the Wrst
minster event. the first time In
81 years that a hound had won.
Mrs. Finch wu not permitted to
enter her cSog In the Gardt'n
abow because the deadline for
entries bad been moved up and
oVt"!' 750 dors wer~ turned down
Mrs. Finch aaJd that Zardonx was Oown back here after the
~alty ahow and arrived here
be1ote ahe went to bed In New
York City. She .tayed In New
York untU after the We.tmlnster
ahow.
Zardonx, who bu a black face
and Ia apricot color, Ia one of a
Utter .of U Ataba.n hound&. He
won the belt 1n allow award In
the Rarbc:w City abow Jut lune
at Lon1 Beac:b. OYw 2.500 dop
were etltered tn the event. which
t. the lupit ln tbe Wert
Mn. J'IDch and Zatdou will
appear on the Panorama Pacl1lc
TV show bet"een 7 and 8 a.m.
~y ('J'burlday) ove channel 2.
day IThursdayl at the Tar iYJTl. The Cltluns Adv1JJory \um
1
ures of growth of ~t>Y.pnrt &ac-h playPcl th,. ~tthC\n<t a·lrnrty
If Newport loses that one and mltte. on Capital ImprO\ l'mPnl.l. durlnjt the past i vl"ars 65 3' C'arryln5: "''m" i 'ill namr< I F d 8 Oran~e wins over Anaheim. they Is now officially at work follow lncrt>asf' in populclllon. 68', •, WI Ilium ()'Bryon prc><:trlf'nT 11! S aCe y
will be tied tor the lead and will lnJl the kiC'k ·otf mePtln~t Monda} lncrea!lt' In as..c;e.ssed valuation. thl' !"l'wpm1 Harbor Chaml>f'r
meet Monday for a play-off. I"Vt'nlnc In N.-wport IWach Cit}! 126'1-tnl'rl'aS(> In land arl"a Pn~-t <;a iti that lhl' llj!l'nt1a fur thf' Bus ·lnessmen Newport will play MIUikan Hall. 1 ulatlon Is expect{'(! to dnublr :n nnnn mt'f'ting wns full anrl thl'r<'
School of Long Beach TUesday In Tho ,.., mAm'--of thn "t>m the> nc>'Ct 13 yl"ars and will """"' CorP the>\ mulrl not art nn thl' C F I fr dl f "' ~ .-'IT"f• •· ~ H h d th It's a dual dilemma for tht-the .' p ay.o s reear ess o mlttH were d lvllled Into 6 s tud" ually grO\v to about 73.000 h,. r..-quP<:t o~ P\ <'r P sat " today s outromf'. 1 ; said dlrt"''tor"' woult1 mf"t"t durtn~ thP C.orona de-l Mar MerrllanL<~ Dlvl Coach Jul1"1! Gage's men really lrJ'Oups-harbor tieve opment. or ~Pf'k tn t1ls.·uc;<; tl:lt> mallt>r anti slon of the N<'Wp<>rt Harbor
mt'ant buslnes..'l In their gamE' stref't parking. parks and rN'TPB , nrrh·l' nt a •ll'<'lc;:on Ltllc>r In thl' Chambf'r of Cnmmt'rC't' anrl th('
Bees Drop to
tlon. public bulloll np. fl~f!! anrl F .• nc h Is He ad rlr~y, il m!'f'tlng 'l!o'll<. !W'hMIUII'rl for nPwly orgnnl2..1'<1 Corona dt'l Mar highwAy"~. watf't and sewE'r!!. II n m 1, ,.1,l\' , Thu!'tl,o\ , :n 1 ht• \ha mbt>r nt Cnmmf'rN>
Study ~rnups are to m~t nt Ch.tmN>r nff11 ,. R••rr~•,,.nt:tll\'''" Thf' rlllt-mma wa<; di"''UAAf"d.
lf'aSt twlct> II month. Tht> PntlrC' of Grand Jury of tht• ('l'rr>n:\ 111'1 :\t .. r Chamt>f'r hut not SE'ttlt>d. at y~l<'rclay
rommlttf'f' will meet on thf' ftr'\1 .u,. '"' :t•·t1 to I hi' mt'f•llnJ1 muming'<: mM>tln~ of thc> Mt-r 2nd Place T•le I and third Mondilys at i ·3() p m Fort>man of the County Grand • APPEALS MADE chants Di\'islon presidE'<! ovrr hy
In Cit"' Hall. arrordlna to GP n th4 nAuJy appolntnd ~hn:rmon J S .. Jury tor 19')i' Is BradPn FlnC'h of L~·ll c•r., ~ rrc> q('nt In Concrf>~ ~ '-' ' · Coach Emil Neeme's Harbor I era! Cha:rmnn Lt'S teff~>n~Wn l'owna dt>l Mar ownrr llf K<n m,1n 1 11 •1n.t 1,. thf> Pn<:t OffiN' Bob Murphy who Is al'-<l tht-
High School Bet' basketball team In an arlrlrt>'l..~ of wPIC'Omt' FJn.-h l f'TilmJcs and fnrmf'r rlt~ o.>rt In \\':l ... htnt:""' Th,. r II"" mPmbf>rsh:p C'halrman of thl' Co·
dropped to a second place tit> Mayor Dma Hill said thE' pur l'fltlnctlman of ='it>wport BE'ach. ln~e ~ trf' "a' ,,.,' \1 •m•IH.\ h~ rona t1Pl Mar Chambt'r
with A.hahelm TUesday afternoon ptlS<' ot lh(' c-ommittee IS to a"!...<:f><;..<\ Supt>r tur J udgl' RobE'rt GardnPr roron:\ oic>l \1 .~r Ch tml'w•r •·· tht ~fr Murphy who f<>lt he wa!l
when the Tars lost 59·57 to Ful· our needs fo>r future publk :m "''l•rt• m thE' 19 mt>mber jury N'~tlnn.tl """' tcor 1n San Fra11 "<1rt of doublE' talkln~ said thPrf'
lerton on the Indian's court It provt>mt'nts anrl to re<"'mmenol tu Tuesday The JUry lnr lude-s one clso harl bf'ton talk of dlssolvlng the
was the second straight loss for i the Caty Counc-Il a reneral "blur otht>r Harbor Arl"a rt>Sident. M~ "EntlrP N'mmun!t\ di<mavf'rl MM'<'hants 01\'ision. but he f'f'<'·
Newport. They lost to Santa Ana print for th<' fulure." DnrothPa Weston. liOO E. Bay !nd lndl~nant at · nrw~ ·at omm~ndl'd that the d1vialon
66·56 Friday. "We hOJ>t' such rerommPnda Front. Balboa. trmpt to •1•"" n~ndt' <'•'~rona dPl should rontlnue to function and
In the came with Fullerton tlons will takt' the form of a list Mar Post ()ffl<'f' At luc;s 10 un that the local chamtx>r t~hould
Newport enjoyed a 37-31 h alt-of ne-eded proje<'ts wtlh advice a~ DIAL OIUOLE Df JlfOVEXRB df'l"Stand rl'~tttann of 1>rron!'Ou< C"OOpt'Tatf' "1th the Ne-wport Har·
time margin over Fullerton. but to the basis and priority of nl"('(j Th<> Padllc Telephon(' Co this claim that l01·al , 1t11pno: arP bor Chamber
the Indiana racked up 17 points tor each." she said. Wt't"k malll'd out notiC'f'S to It" apathf'11<' Thou~ht th t<~ rt"port A motion to havp the Mer·
In the third quarter while New· City Manager Robert Shelton rustomers that dial telephon~ had bfot>n dt~ltl'd Jon~o: 11 ~o C'hants Oh1sion affiliate wtth the
port scored only 5. pointed out the need for plan I are S<'hedull'd to be In operation and entJre proj«f dropped Q\·er Corf'na del Mar Chamber wu
Against Santa Ana. the Tars nlnr by reciting Impressive fig· by November. I !Continued on Pal" 61 1 ~·ithdrawn. and the membership
fell behind In the ..cond quar. ·~ to lpav(' things as ls ancS
ter 31·28 and never eauabt up. de<'ide what to do at lhl' next
Hayes acored 18 points for the Dhislon mt't'tlng, March ~.
loaera. Clark made 14 and Taylor The Merchantll Division adopt·
12. ed a rf'IIOlutlon to call to the
Quick Action
Saves Kitchen
attention of the N<'Wp<>rt Harbor
Chamber the 8tand Pl'"ioualy
taken by tht> Dtvt.lon In favor of
mainJnr the um c1.. Potrt
Otfk-lt tor Corona del Mar.
MAN . ESCAPES DEATH
IN BOAT EXPLOSION
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~p!CII:IIZii:IC~~~ilc'a::!Dm ~J. 7/H4 g¥ • • •
.. ~ ., CCL AIIDa&W W. Dlml. r-M t. .t Qty Cs C
• Lj: m ~a ' ~on u.. ballOt by the Coua·
What Ia tblt IMuf ol llmlt1Dt dJ for tAe election, whldl wu
the ~C:Uture ol dt:J IMIM')' htld llareb lT, 11!15. ,._ .. prop.
fOf ad•trtlaln&. promotion. pub· oll&a ... atven top bWina. lA ..
Uctty, ~. f You a« ~ CIOIIl· Ifo. 1 tpot on the ballot. but U
fClrtable and my with me, and wu bfttan 2.• to uoa.
I'll try to brint you up to elate. • • •
• wo. n llO ~~Am~W
~LUNGQQ
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Tar TaHfes ••• . .., .......
'!be .........,.. Show lut
'nl\IJ"8CCa7 nett.d ISO tow tbelt treetury. ~ «u«S.nt» who at·
leaded --·~ Sewn uw.. J'oy.. .. ttan1n1 Bob Hope. • • • e IDtiiCX JODrT WD1t ~la law allowt dtlw to
lmpose a tu known u ~~al
fund, limited to $1.00 per JlOO
... aued valuation. In addition
t.bey are allowed special tunda,
tueh u library, parka a.nd recre-
ation, retirement of bonds, and
'lbe lnJtlatJ~. PfOPOIIIUon 2 on
the ballot. won by 2.1ST to 1.28:2.
'Mle people thourht they had put
a curb o.n that form ol apendJn.a. or at leut a damper on IL
But the very next yeat. In the
name ol c:elebraUne our clty"a
birthday, the Council calmly
voted $7.2)0 from the adverttslna
fund. They appointed a commit·
t~. hired a secrt"tary and were
In business.
e a&CDiaU'I LVCZ
He-re wu plenty ot prool t.be
put YMk that the otdta about
Beeln.ner'a Luck ta eomethlna
more than a naure of apeeeh.
Contuclua could aho be quoted,
or paraphrued, In the same dJ.
rectlon. like "Man who drops
nickeLs In slot lonr enough wUI
someday hit jack-pot."
Next llonda.y and thtouth J'rf. "-Y wW be SeMct Potnt wen.
., to speak. Special c:ardt wtll be
alven to .tultenll to collect the
• llfG I.JPT Ml"Vic:e potntl t.bq hav-e ea.rn.d
I dunno• wheth~ Pea and Hop throulhout the tl.rtt llhllefte'r. advertlalne.
Durlna the 10 years, 1944·54,
then~ hu been collected for the
adv~aJng fund approximately
$200.000 In taxes In the city of
Newport Beach. Of this amount.
$157,000 wu turned over to the
Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce. What could we have
done with tha t kind of money In
the way of parks and play-
grounds!
Th• Harbor Citizens uague
wu formed In 1953 Its purpose
wu. frankly, political Its aim
wu to promote better govern-
ment. The question ot a city
charter was Its flrst target. The
question was placed on the bal·
Jot by Initiative over an unwHl-
lng Cou ncil. The uague selected
Due to lack of Interest the
c-hairman resigned a fter a few
months. So the Council "hired"
the Newport Harbor Chamber to
carry out the program. turned
over what was lett of the fund.
S4.027. and I presume they told
the Chamber to spend It In glori-
fying our birthday.
And now, without more ado. I
arise, bow thrice. and salute,
with appropriate fanlare of
trumpets, my Editor. HopaJong
Haapa, and hls good wife. Peg.
After 13 years, no less., of wedded
blessedness. and mlnny, mlnny
editions of the Newport Harbor
Ensign, they departed from edl.
torlal routine and added a real
record to the Ha.apa laureLs.
Baapa. ·and Betty and Dave Pink Potnu m~ be earnN tor .ehol-
know It or not. but the)"ve made arahlp, aU.Odance. 'IOVetnment. me f~J a LOT youneer. 'Iblrteen dramatJaa, pubUeatJona, athJe-
muat be their lucky number, too, Ucs, club membenhlp.. hall
with VIe fltst ot!aprlne arrlvlnr monitor service, various commit·
In each case, after that many 'tees, certain apon. activities,
years ol luckleane.. It roes to musJc actJvlUes, and in many
ahow you that you're never too other places. But It Ia up ,to the
old. and that. Iota of Urnes. llle student to make au.re he collecta
DOES beat.n at or after forty. aU hl.s points.
I felt so rood that 1 sidled over At the end ol tht-school YH!'.
to Mamma and said "Come here. those who have earned the nee.
Redhead, and rtve your old man essary point. are Invited to a
a kiss." banquet. Thla la the hl&h-J(ght
''Cet away trom me, y9 u big of the year, for aU the Kbolar-
so-and·BO." she said "Alter what ships are awarded to aenJon and
I've Just heard I don't trust ·you!" the American Lerion preeent.a
15 candidates to run for Free-
INTRODUCING Karin t\nna Haapa. photographed at the age of holders. and 13 of their selection
IS minutes, waving "Hi' to the world.-{Photo by Pop) I were elected. The charter was
Comes the holidays and the
cold. grey dawn of the new year.
and some of the Council were
unpleasantly s u r prIse d and
jolted by having unpaid Jubilee
bills against the city to the
tune of 12.178. which brings the
Jubll~ total to more than $9.000.
Must have been a rather Infor-
mal contract, eh!
• • • written In a short period. It was
adopted June 8. 1954, by a major-
Ity of better than 4 to 1 and
became effective the first week There is a time 1n the life of the mere male when he feels helpless
and inedequate. end no doubt exi sts then of the superiority of the
femele. This momentous occasion of helplessness is in the waiting
room. or by the bedside, ot the maternity ward of o hosp1tal, where
the mirocle of life is taking ploce. You realize then that there is o
loneliness of pain that cannot be shored. You can suffer for the one
you love , but she has to bear the paon alone.
For us the big moment came Soturday. I had brought Peq to
Hoog Hosp.tal a l1ttle after s1x 1n the mornonq. Most of the t me I was
at her beds1de . Dr Paegel Md Dr Burns come by frequerdly to ~eep
me posted on developments. In between, I tned to do soi'T'e worlc
domg my best to wr te some tems for the com.nq 1ssue of the
Ensrgn.
In January, 1955. • • •
• • • e BEBE JUlE THE ITEMS
The Items for the Golden Jubl·
lee are: Publishing and lunch-
• SECOJfD PROJECT eons, 1612.88 1 queer 110rt ot com-
The second project sponsored blnatlon): secretary. $1,616.19;
by the ~ague was Ordinance float. $200: of rI c e supplies.
No. 743. which states as follows: $275.20; Chamber or Commerce.
"The funds which the City Coun-S4.027: additional for float, S200i
ell may In Its dl!IC'I'etlon appro-additional bills presented by
prlate to the local Chamber of Chamber, $2.178; total $9.109 36.
Commerc,. for promotion. publl-Well. folks. there you have It
city, advertising. and entertain· I can read ily see why you would
ment purpost"S for the benefit of like to have a chance to vote on
the city shall ~ limited to the an o rd Inance limiting the
sum of $2.400 annually" amount of city money that may
Request was made to the be spent tor publicity, advertls-
Council to place It on the ballot ing and entt>rtalnment puposes.
of an election romlng up In com-The Council Is r~lvlne lettf'rs
pllance with the new charter tor requesting that they give thf'
the election of all seven council-vott>rs that nght by voluntl\rlly
men Council refused. Whereupon giving It a place on the ballot
the ~ague sponsored a petition In the special election on water
to force It on the ballot over the reservoir bonds. which I ~lleve
unwilling Council. A sufficient Is contemplated this spring or
number of ele<:tors' signatures summer. I believe such a move
were at:rlxed to the petition to do on Ulelr part will do something
just that. to win support for the bond
We didn't get the length. but
the weight was a bouncing 7 lb ..
9 oz. The feat wu accomplished
last Saturday, up at lfoar Hospi-
tal. Dr. HoJils Paegel wu skip-
per. Dr. B. F. Burns ftnt mate.
After the prize was on the deck.
Dr. Henry Riedel took over. Peg
and Hop apparently believe In
utilizing their own hometown
facilities. All members of the
party a.re residents of Corona del
Mar. Happily for all concerned. It
was smooth sailing all the way.
Peg and Hop have named their
new start-member KARJN ANNA
Mamma C Q. Immediately com-
mented that this was a great
mistake. Peg and Hop. she
vowed. had missed the opportu·
nlty of a lifetime. By the time
the young lady had become old
enough to take ovt>r Peg's En-
sl~ rolumn ... "Of Social Note."
she would have had the world's
best social by-line. We can see It
just as plain as day: " .. Of
Social Note--by Hedda Haapa."
• • • e UJfDEB l'fEW IIAJIAQEMEJfT
The other evening when I ar-
rived home I found a message
which said "Call Davey Fink."
So J did.
All of which, despite the fact medals to the treshman boy or
that Jack Benny and I are away rltl who have won the hlehest
past that 39 years of age, makes number of points. Once each
me feel a Jot more he-mann\sh semester service point bJanka
than I've felt for the past 10 fish· are dlatrtbuted to collect these
lng seasons! points from your teachers.
• • • e FACT oa FAKCTf
San Pedro, need I tell you, t•
the headquarters of the commer-
cial flahlng lndust:ry, Including
the purse-seiners. Quite natur.
ally. they elect Jt"gia!atot11 who
wllJ make and change Jaws that
will heavily favor their Interests.
For thls. I cannot blame them. It
Is net S('('ret that Assemblyman
Thomas. their star-klased legiala-
tor. ls very deCinltely out to do
anything that will throw a curve.
or a bean-ball. at the sport-
fishermen. just as worthy citi-
zens u the commercial boys.
and numbering a great many
times the rount of the San Pedro
clan
Assemblyman Thomas must be
having trouble getting thlng.s
done the way h e and h is sup-
porters desire. His lateat efforts
fOncern Assembly BIIJ No. 2502.
!Write down the number! 1 It had
to do with Sfoctlon 461 ot the
Fish and Game Code and per-
tains to otft>rlng prizes, rewards
• • • e SPEECII COJITUT
"My l.Jte In the Year 1976" Is
the subJect of the IJ)t"eehe. writ·
ten by Harbor HI atudenta for tht
Uons Club Speech Contest. Nine
students tried out last Monday
afternoon. The three beat wllJ
atve their apeechea Feb. 71 for
the Balboa Bay Lion. Club at a
dinner. It wUJ be Hllh School
Nlaht for Sidney Davict.on. aup.
ertntendent. and ltu~t boant
president John Renrot:Ln will be
present 'I'hree m~ student» will
speak for-the Costa M... lJons
Club Marcll 5. 1!\e two best
speeches; one from encb nleht;
wtlJ compete In at&te competf.
tlon. Last year Marele Stovall
competed four times before she
wu beaten In RJvenlde.
Good luck to you oratont of
thl.s year.
Game Is Tied
by Darkness
I had some company n feelong helple ss--two teachers abo~ot to
become father'\ for the f1rsl t1me too Robert Borden was there from
I ~ 15th St Newport he s a seventh grade teacher at Hunt nqton
Beech. and" h1s w1fe hod t&uqht fourth grade ·n the Newport School
She IS the former Arlene Dreblow. W II Baoll1e of +4 3 Elmhurst Lone
Costa Mesa. leeches fourth grade ot Garden Grove , and h ·~ wde
taught ot Harbor View School 1n Corona d el Mor She 1s the for,.,er
Mary t\nn Morey Mr. Baillie camed & folder w1th him. and at l1mes
he whiled away his nervousness by grading read•ng papers of h•s
pupils.
There were two books in the wailing room, 'Capta1n Cut-throot'
ond "The L1vely Corpse ' None of us prospective fathers seemed to
find those topics of 1nterest Someone remarked that there were no
oshireys, olthough endless smoking wos supposed to be a tra it of the
nervously weiting mole. I hadn't noticed, becouse I don't smoke.
A counter proposition was measure. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= Davey started oU easy. He re. -minded me of a request ot per· E.~s~6~* * * haps a year ago when I had
or other Inducement In relation
to the taking oC game blrd.a.
mammals, fl11h except trout .rc.
etc.
Darkneaa haJted a :J0.2) bu-
ketbaJJ carne lut week between
t.be FUUi ~de All·Stan ot the
Youth Cemer and the 1Atuna
Beach BoJa Club bef.cn they
could ..a.le the ~ 1D .u ovwt:fme.
Shortly efter two in the afternoon, Dr. Burns took me aside for a
cup of coffee In his calm a nd reassuring manner he talked about
our prem1um boby and sa1d that he &nd Dr P.,egel. w1th the con-
curnng adv1ce of o th~rd doctor, believed thot a Caesar.an would be
for the best tl'llerests of the baby ond mother. They would wa.t 1ust
a I H e longer b~ot they coiled n Dr. Redel os ped'atr•coan
Som M1tche ll called from the Ensogn ofke. asked about Peggy.
and remar~ed that I had left my camera 1n the office I suggested
thot he bnng ot down, and soon he to•ned me to help wa1t out the
tome We were told when Peggy wos being to~en to surgery
Sam ond I were 1n the watting room when Dr. Roedel came by.
corry•ng a little bundle in h1s arms and saying cheerfully, Its a g•rl.
born at 3:31 : seven pounds n11e ounces: twenty inches long. He let
me peek at the ldtle foce of the most beautiful baby 11'1 the world
I was in the phone booth •n a hurry. using up all the n:ckels and
dimes thai Sam and I could collect I was in the middle of a call when
the nurse sa1d. · You con loo~ at your baby. Little K,rtn t\nna wa~
1r. l~e arm\ of a nu rse O(l the other side of the window thot separoles
the new born babies from the rest of the world'
Sl-e wos ft~ir ha,•ed w th perfect feoh .. res. enormous blue eyes
aston1sh,.,g1y w1de open her lottie arms in thelf sewn up sleeves w&vong
H1 to her new world. Som sa1d Ge t " picture of thM He brought
me m·; camera "nd w1th ell the ca lm that I could mus ter, I toQ~ a
flash p cture o f I1 Hie Karon age 15 monutes •
Kar n was placed ·, the oncubator and wheeled near the window
We communocaled through the glass for quite a while. ond I took more
p1ctures but finally she qu1 etly went to sleep in her incubotor near
the wmdow, under which was a little plaque denoting that that portion
of the baby ward was the donation of the Corona del Mar Civtc
Assoc•at1on
When the e•citement was somewhot obated, I leomed that Kerin
was No. 2 for the day. Just a minute before had errived little Mork
Edward. first child of the Baillies. By the time I come ~d for the
seven o 'clod v1s1ting t1me. No. 3 hed orrived--Robin Hill, the first
boby for the Bordens. We three Saturday fethers stood there gozing
with admiration. ond, above everything else, thankful for the new
joy thet had e ntered our lives.
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lvt4 of .... NATIONAL mtlotlAL ASSOCIATION
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HORA* CE* NEWS called C.Q; for anyone who had an old whale vertebr-a tht")''d llke
to donate to tbe headquarters of
EJ)ITED lrY JUDY MATPIBLD * * * IIOaAC& DIJCW ICBOOL the Great Gray Whale.
e J •a AU CILUOS
Monday, Februa.ry 11. our B's
played the third basketball game
In the Huntington Beach Tourna-
ment. The game wu held at
Huntington Beach against West·
wlshe& to remind us that since
we are In junior hleh. we should
act Jlke ladles and eentlemen
and not like fourth or fifth
graders. • • •
minster The score was 48-27 our • llEADDfG SICLI..S Pl7tPOSE
favor Bill Fruehllng scored 11. Who should be In Ule Horace
Dick Butterworth 11. John Ensign Readlnr Skills class! The
Hughes 10. and K~nt Hodson 8 answer ls those who would profit
for hlrh scores. most by Its special methods.
The championship game tor These are students who can do
the B's was played on Thursday. good work. but for some reason
February 14. against Tustin. have developed more s lowly and
Again we emerged the victors, find dlftlculty In doln& scholaa-
thls time to hold the title of tic work. The m<Mrt Important re.
"Champions of the B Division In qulrement are th<~~~e students
the Huntington Beach Tourna-who have the deelre to overcome
ment." their reading handicap an~ have
The score W IL.'I Z7 -16. John the wllllngneu to work toward
Hughes was high point man with that goal.
9. The results of thls new clau
This was the B's sixteenth eat Ensign have been very gratl-
strat&ht w1n In their undefeated tying for Mrs. Chapman, the In· ~ason For this win we now structor of thla course. Most stu-
have a beautiful trophy In tbe dents entf'red have Improved a t
Horace Ensign oUice. least one grade level.
8111 Fruehllng was high point
man of the seuon. totaling 138
points. while Bill TWist totaled
122 for the A's. John Hughes
came In second tor the B'a, acor·
lng 128.
The first -rr.ck Meet will be
held on Thursday, February 28.
with Westminster and Hunting-
ton Beach here at Ensign. • • • e A'ITEWnOW MOTBED
K~ your boy or glrl sale
from colds!
''Tb84! colcb have plenty ot
chance to .UJ:t and spread dur.
lnt thla weather.'' ·aald Mra. In·
cram. School Nune.
Wlt.b all thla warm weather
we had lut week studenta were
apt to put on aborts and 10 bare·
footed. Thls will certainly start
coueha.. sneezes. anlfflee, or otbet
auch ~ymptoma of colcb. But thJ.a
doean't uaually ltop at home.
'lbe student. thlnklnr nothlnt or
the cold, comee to IChool with·
out a ~eenex cw ttandlitflf'Chlef.
and then aneues ow c:ouaha tnto
t.be alt. Thls of coune. ...-eta
t.be cold to other companioN.
who tn tum ,Sve It to thel.r
trtenda.
OM wa, to prewnt thl.l
eire dtd invader Sa to Mt a bel·
&need muJ a.n4 ,.wn, plenty ol
r..t wlU keep pUpUa mentall.1
an4 pbyGcaDJ aJet aJJ da;J'.
Be lUre to eaft'J ~na wtth
you all the time. Tb.la wa:y JOU
will .,_ btfplnt JOUIIIItlt and
your trtenda. • • •
• • •
Davey was my man. He had
already given me the first whale
Item In my collection-the tooth
ot a sperm whale. Now, he said,
he had my whale bone. He wu
~nUy back from a trip down
tbeo GoUo de California, and had
obtained the Item near the En-
chanted Islands, where he skip·
pers flshermen who are Jooklne
for a new thrill. For sure, I waa
deJighted. But Davey p~ over
the whale bone rather hurriedly.
He followed It up w1th "Have you
heard the n~ws!"
"What news!" I parried.
"About Davey's Locker" he
evaded.
"Well, what about Davey's
Locker!" I tossed back.
"It's under new management.
as of last Tuesday," said Davey,
with a sort of catch In his voice.
The minute he said that, I had
a weak spell. Davey's Locker had
always been one of my favorite
hanr·outs when I couldn't go
fishing. I Invariably enjoyed eas-
Ing In there and ch~w1ng the
fishing tat with Pflll Tozer and
hla FURY crew. with the Happy
Landlnp' akJpper, Gil Smith.
with alJ the other sport-fishing
captains and creowa.
But most especially I enjoyed
talkJnr to Davey himself. He
always had a good tale to tell,
or some Interesting gadcet to
show me. I couJd feel the mist
romJne Into my peepers u I
thought. "Goeh ! Without Dav.Y
around, It's going to be Uke
Chrt.trnaa Without Santa Clau.s"
But I pulled mysell toeether.
gulped and finally blun,cf
"When did tpts new IUY take overT"
It ls followed by an exceptlon
which, in eUect. statea that the
law doe. not problblt any ~
or non-prom ~ from
"&1vt.n1 tobns or award.~ or nom.
lnal value ... and does not ap·
ply to . . . what are ceneraJJy
known u fror-Jumplna contests
or FISH CONTESTS condUcted
In wateTS of the Paclnc Ocfan."
ASSEMBLY BILL NO. 2502.. the
way AlNM'mblyman Th o mas
would NOW have ft. would
change the wordlnr of the excep.
tlon-just a TTNY bit. In hls pro-
poeed revision. he merely omits
the phrase "or tlsh contests con-
ducted In waters of the Pacttk
Ocean"
As.wmblyman Thomas Ia un-
doubtedJy a clever politician. I
am sure hl' ts a Vf!'r'Y popular
man around San Pedro. But my
personal reaction to hla current
bit of s leight-of -hand calls for
Al\vthlng but COnKfatuJatlons.
Thl~ representatlvt-of the peo-
ple tOt San Pedro) hu erred In
not consldertne several million
other citizens. 'Mlese cltlzens
have a rtght to derive relaxation.
exerclse, ht-alth, and friendly
competition from their outdoor
rf'Creatlonal activities. INChUD-
ING salt water sport-ftahlne.
skin-diving. or EVEN frog-Jump-
lnJt. There should be no law that
makes It IJit-~al to otter or com-
pete for pr1zea.. awards, trophies
or what you will.
It lan't necessary that you have
the sJJehtest lntflf8t In ocean
flahlng to understand tht-baatc
principle that la lacking In this
attempt 'Mle word la called Hfreedom."
U aueh a law were paaed and
applied to ALL recreation, tt
would be Illegal to rtv• award.l
Cor jfOlf, llttle·leQUe bueball.
bowtina. .tamp.coUl'Cttn~r. exht-
blta at country faln. TV ahowa,
or perhape. for collectlnlt' tht-
laraett number of 4-Jt-at clown.
For t.JUs. you could be tined
ancttor Jailed.
There are countries where thS.
Larry ~ • ot Ute Youth
Center team wu hJcb-polnt man
with 8 polnta. Teanunat• Dave
Connell scored 6. CArlton Lowen,
4. and Fl&4h Bothwell, 2..
The Youth Center aurae<~ ahead
ln the third period with an 8-
potnt acorina spree, but the La-
auna 8QUad raJJied ln tht-final
quarter and tJed the .core with
lea than a mJnut.e to play. The
overtime period w'lll be played
the next time th~ 2 tea.ma meet.
All your prfntinq' needs win be
hondled convenient*v ond court-
eously in the completely-equip-
oed Job Printinq Deportment of
The EnsiQn.
NEWPORT HARIOit
ENSIGN NEWSPAJIH
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COULD be made lnto a Jaw-
only It would be unn-.ry to
put It to a vote. RappllJ, that ~~~iii!ii!i~~ lan't the wa.y •• ltb It clone beN In the U .9.A.
• waJftl
You know, u ...aJ u I. that
your .._,..bUma.n reft*D the
W1aha of the dtlerM 1M ftlft·
aenta In Sacramento. LET HIM
KNOW BOW YOU nEL ABOOT
ASSDOILY BILL IfO. 2!Q:llf J'OQ
bawn't time to wrtt-. Jut cUp
out theee P*fatra»ba and man
them. 'fOUl' uetmblyman wfU
knoW PRIJCJ8I:L Y how J"'U fMI
aboUt 'A; I. Jfo. JSQI.
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By BANK MONEY ORDER
'fb8y aN ICife. CODYn~Mlt. cmd ecoDOD>
kal for people who cM*e to MDCIIDOUJ
throl~Qh .. IIIGIJII cmd who do Dot ..
chec:b. Buy daem at thlll bcmlr.
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Newport Harbar Bank
Here I
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PERMANENTS
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Haircutting
DANS
J)AJf
Port Barber Shop
(Formerly Boy's Barber Shop)
TWO BARBERS ......,a''Md s.mc.
Xastu~ DAN DETWILER
Harbor a'17
2863 E. eoa.t Hwy., Corona del Mar
AT YOUR SERVICE
THESE "CIGARET GIRLS" ~re ~nnouncing the
f~ct th~t an evening get-together of d inner and
entertoinment is being pl~nned by the Centr"l
Newport Be~ch Community Assn. for Wednes·
doy eventnq. Feb 27. in the Newport H~rbor
Y ~cht Club Left to nght ~re Mrs Edw.,rd
C orson Jr . 1229 w. a~tboa Blvd .. Balboa. who IS
c:.orrespondinq secretory of the Associotion: Miss
Sue Ficker I I 0 Ninth St . entertoinme.,t chotr-
mo n ond Mrs. Bob T ~ylor, 1125 W . Bolboo Bl.,.d
decorottons chotrmon Other sociol even•s ore
pl.,.,ned for the future -{Enstqn pf.toto)
For Y ... !
,. CAll
DO IEIIU
at
An armed robber ht-ld up the
La Cantina Liquor Store In Co
rona del Mar last Thursday
night. and after h<' pocketed
$121.70, he expressed his r~lucl ·
ance \n takine the money
Part time employt>e at the
liquor store. William R Warren
~ of Santa Ana, said he was In tht> 1 Gene Nichols
~ Chairman for
:US Coin Week
~ Gene Nichols of Balboa bland
~ has be-en nam~ eeneral chalr·
..,. man Cor National Coin W~k.
""' which will be owrved May 6-12
by the AmeTican Numi.,matlc
Assn. As chairman he will be
corresponding with some 500
clubs throuehout the nation. rep-
resenting over 27.000 members.
Gene was Class A wtnnE"r In Jut
year's National Coin W~k com -
petition.
BIGGER EARNINGS
MAKE YOUR SAYINGS
P~./
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fonn of First Trust Deeds foe
buying, building or improv-
int of homes in ~
Oranae County. This alone
How proudly you puff out should be safety enoQCh-
your chest when that pay but for ,._ safety-each
check gets a 'juicy plum• account ~ to $10,(0) is in-
increase. sured by an aaency of the
So it is Yrith SIVin&S-Ow United States GovenRent
big 4% muns an important Do as more tbaft 8500
increase of 33th to 60 per-happy uvers art doint.
cent over the m~ 2~ to Open an account with us
3 percent most smncs um. blly-in &*SOft-« ula
And you pt a bit dividend check or money one.. Ycu
four times a yw.' Pass Book to big.-..Unas
Your 1110ne1 is lolned in tM will bt sent JOU It once.
NIWPORY IIA&aOA SAYI ...
AND lOAN ASSOCIATION
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f•r 20 Yt•rs i• NIW•oat IIACM, CAU,_.IA
AT 3366 VIA LIDO • ""'"*" Hoaoa 4200 lrelklt • 'UI11 f.., c..., ...... ,, c.,_ ., .,_, Colilen•
11te SkiW Senica ...,.._.. ef tile
DAWS.OWI CO.
back storeroom when a man w1th
a 3 day beard walkt"d 1n and TV
ronfrontt"d h1m with a 38 call •
brt-pistol 1
"Give me the money," the rob 1
bcr said. and Mr Warren handed
over the loot. I
As the robber was leaving, he
turned and said, "I hate to do
this to you but I need tht>
mont•y"
The robber left on foot In the
dlrectlon ot Laguna Beach. A
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te wu ot no avall In the appre. •
ben.alon ot the reluctant robber.
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ROUND STEAK 69~
BEEF TENDERLOIN ... 1•
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RUMP ROAST . 69~
·BACON
~~1 GG>P W•men
Install Today
Mrs. Dan Drbltel ol 2'17 Golct-
enrod Ave., Corona del Mat, will
be installed as prealdent of the
Newport B a r b or Republican
Women's club durlnr theJr an·
nuaJ luncheon ta 11 a.m. tod'J
C11lu:rsdayl at the home ol Kl'L
Horace Benjamin, 1024 E. Balboa
Blvd~ Balboa.
Other otflCf!I'S to be tnstalled
••-• ..... ~ Include Mrs. Marshall Nledeeket ~;;D;.';;';';_.;i.iiii==-~~~ ot Harbor Island. vice president; M Mra. VUan Couch ot '13tft kY·
INSURANCE
FIB.E-KAEil'fE-AU"ro
W. C. WAGNER
430 E. 17th St., Colt& lieu
8-0&66 BeL RA
aide Drive, Corona del Mar. treu·
urer; Mrs. Robert S. Barnes of
2532· Clrcle Drtve, Bay Sh~
parliamentarian; and Mrs. John
Bankey, secretary.
Sell through EnslJlll Clualtled
••• cmd opercrtla9 bla OWil abop
with two badMa to ..... yoo.
CROWl ·BA..IIIER SHOP
"'SemDcJ the Eatin FCIIILlly"'
(Ked to Bnmctt'a), Coloaa del lie
Pboe.B~I310
SPOJI'I"SWEU 11'.-WAmDD
Swtm Sutts, Saronp, Dresses. KeUda "'Cb.Udren'..,
Thlnp. Muumuua, Luau Costumes. Men's Aloha
Sht.rta. Gt.tts. Deeon tiona, South Sea Party Dec:watina
140 South Coaat •ms. (Dat to abow) Laga.aa .....
209 MAmlfE AVE... BALBOA JSLAJfD
If a machine a...wef"', don't be surpt"iMCC~ dall't hue
up. What you bear ia an Automatie A.uwertua Set. It coald
happen when you call a buainea man at lunch time. Or a
doctor after omce boura. Tbeee remarkable machine. rtn
calle.n a recoT'ded greeting. take a recorded meaage. They're
being WJed more and more in ·omoee these daya. And in borne.,
too. By guarding againat "la.t" eall.s, they make your telephone
aervice more u.eelul than ever ... worth more to you.
Cynthia leJtran, Mlllor u Bar·
bor HJp, bal be1n c:ba.D .. U.
Zonta Gtrl ot the Manth Cor Jan.
uary.
Cynthia. who ta the dauat\ter
of Mr. and Mrs. A1hed Beltran
ot &Of Jaamlne Aw.. Corona del
Mar, a. bead ot the Glrit' UnJ·
form Court. vice president of the
Gtrt.' Learue. hall monitor cap ·
taJn, a flac twirler for 3 years
and a membu ot Trl-HJ Y and
GAA. Her bobby Is bone-back
rtdlnc. She plana to attend UCLA
or Arizona a nd major ln Enallah
and Spaniab tor a teaehlnr «:a·
reer.
She wu choeen Zonta Glrl be·
cause or her "rractouaness and
firmness In ~nr out her
duties without complaint."
FIRST CHUliQt Oft CHIJST
SCCENTIST
HERE'S THE PlAN for street end p(antinq on
the Balboa bay front which was approved in
principle by the Newport Beach City COtJncil
Monday of last week. Viewing the sketth are
jleft to right! Henry Engle. secretary-treasurer of
the. Ce ntral Newport Be&ch Community Associa-
tion : Or. Irving Laby. president of the Associa ·
tion, and Fr&nlt Wood. who helped prep&re the
street e nd pl&n. Mr. Wood is pointing to the
hedge barrier that is proposed to be set up near
the Bay Ave. portion of the street end. Upright
planting will be allowed along the sidewalk are&
to a w1dth of 4 feet. City COtJncil &greed to
allow & "pilot· pl&nting ol one street end, at
14th St .. as & te st of the accept&bility of the new
plan.-(Ensign photo)
J)Ol Vie Udo. ............
A bf'eftdl of 111. Mother Q.,rdl, 1\e
First Ch11rdl of Olriat, Sci...ti.t, 111 Be.
loll, Meuedl ..... ttL
S...n4ey School ':IS •-"'· So.~lldey S.noice II :00 e .l'll.
Wed11etdey Mni"9 M"ti"9 1:00 p.l'll.
lteedi~~Q ltoom located et )) 15 Vie
Lido, Newport S..c:h, l1 open -k
deya fron~ ':00 e.m. to 5:00 p.m.
WednMdeya from ':00 e.m. to 7~5
p.m. Fndey -"1"91 fron~ 7:00 p.m. to
':00 p.m. CIC>Ied Holldeya. Pastor's Wife
'The Family in
Mrs. Edwin C. Gomke, wife of
the pastor of the Corona del Mar
Community Church. spoke on
'7he Family In East Africa"
at the Corona del Mar Commu-
nity Church Mothers Council
The arrival of William David.
8-pound. 3-ounce son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Wallace of 6511 Sea-
shore Drive, We at Newport.
changed the balance of power In
the family. William. who was
born Tut>Sday. Feb. 5. at Hoag
Hospital, has 2 sisters. Rita. 12.
and Patty, JO; and 2 brothers,
Jimmy, 9 and !Bobby. 8 ... so
the males outnumber the fe-
malt>S.
The Wallaces moved here from
Rosemead In 1949. Mr. Wallace
Is an elementary 'SChool teach~
at Anaheim. Mrs. Wallace 1s on
leave of absence as a nurse at
Hoag Hospital.
Friendly Nelahborhood Service
PARKES
MOR'nJARY
110 Broadway
1J 8-M33 It 8-MM eo.ta ~~-
N O W ... TW O
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servlnr the Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42 .., E. Cout HlabWQ
Corona del liar
Baltz M ortuary
I.Jbert1 1-2121 17h It Superior, ec.ta .._
AIIPI..E PAJlKIMG
B01'B LOCAn ONS
C&IUID'I
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
Harbor Blvd. at Glaler
ll'M'8'£RI,Y 5-11!1
... IIIlO
Por all )lOW'
Pr1ntlna !fee&
THE EN~GN
Publiahing Co.
BA.UOa lU'
Discusses
East Africa'
I Phone :n yoar new. atorte. to
your local newspaper, the En· atm. Harbor llU.
The public l1 c:onlielly invited to et.
telld the cho.~rdl llei'VIc.. elld 1tte 1+1.
ltMdi"Q Room.
I I I ,. lllk -·-meeting at 9:30 a.m . Wednesday
Feb. 13, at the church.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gomke
Gomke wu stationed th~e as ~ toured Eut Atrlca while the Rev. ~
an Anny chaplain In 1953-54. ~ } \
They made short trips Into the ~ e ena S
bush country and visited oatlve
vUiages. They rame het-e In 1954. FADS AND F ASHJONS
alter thelr tour of East Africa. I JUNIOR & MISSY SIZES •• .DRPSSES It PLAYCLOTHES
New officers or the Mothers
Council are Mrs. Cecil Llnkey, 27C E. COAST BJGJIWAY
chalrman: Mrs. Stuart Brock. CO· IIUIOB 1173 CIOIIOKA DEL liD
chalrman: Mrs. Jesse Haines. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiii;ii~ secretary-treasurer: Mrs. Donald 1
H a y t on. devotlons chairman;
Mrs. Robert Ball. h ospltallty
chaJrman; Mrs. CliUord Kopltzke,
publicity chairman; and Mrs.
Fred Custer, telephone commit-
tee.
SAVE Willi A
Fanner's Pollet
POUO SHOTS OFFERED
Salk polio shots are b<'lng
made available !or me mbers of
the Newport Harbor Board of
Realtors and the ir families for
S2.50 each at the board office.
401 N. Newport Blvd., Newport
Heights.
BRUCE MARTIN
AUTO-TRUCI-RRE-UFE
LOCAL AGENT
1793 NEWPORT AVE.. COSTA MESA omCE: UbertY &-5!5M RES. UJMrtr a.soa
COIOIVMTY IIETIIODIST C111711CB of tbe KAZ.AIIEJfE
aiD W. ltth St.. eo.ta lleM 1115 ADaiMllll St.. eo.ta liNG Uberty 1-4.552 Panor: .... Olft wnuqms
..... Joeepll w. llcShaDe Liberty 1·7181
Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church Sun-Sunday Services· Sunday Scllool day School; 9:30 and 11 :00 . · • a.m. Morning WorshJJ)--7 p.m.. 9.~ a.m. Mornlne Worship at College Age MYF Servke 7 l0.30 a.m. EvanWlstlc Serv· p.m. High School MYF Service; lee, 7 p.m. su_naay. N.Y.P.S.,
8 p.m., younr adulta lfOUP 6 p.m: Sunday. Prayer meet-service. lnr, 7.30 p.m. Wednesday.
TBE CBl71lCII Or CBJUST
1050 Cbudl lt.. eo.ta liNG
LJhuty 1·5711
E. C. Joue, llbalatew
Sunday services: 9:45 a.m. Bible
study; 11 a.m. momJne wor-
ship; 6:00p.m. ~nine iervtce.
Midweek service, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday. •
CIDDST aiUllCB aT TilE SEA
CoauDUDJty lletllod.Ut
lla1boa IJ•d. at 14th lt.. X.-pal't
B~SDI
THE CBVJICB or CBBlST
Odd reUowa~ 1MI K.wport A..._ eo.ta ......
z.u.a.tT •·m• Tolaaabr.Jw .. ......._
Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. Soble
atudy; 10:55 a.m. worabJp llerV· tee: 7:30 p.m. eoventnr service.
~= .... a.r A. Caltllae Sunday WorsbJp. 9:30 a .m. and Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Mom·
11 a.m. Cbufdl Sehool, 9:30 lnr Service, 11:00; Evenlnl
a.m. Midweek Meedlla : 7:00 Serviee. 7:30. Mid-week Ser:v· p.m. Wednesda7 preceded by lee. We d n ea day , 7:30 p.m.
UVEWJB DAY ADVDTUT'
Kewport U..S. at 8olea St.. ......... ~ ~ ...
Elder D ... lpnldlDv
Saturday Momlnr Services: Sab· bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser·
mon: 11:00 a.m. Prayer meet-Inc: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
VJifJVEJIIAI.JIT CIOJOmJm'Y
I'ELI.01rSIID EbeU Cla.bboue
s15 w. Bcd.boa aa..s.. 8cr1boa
Dr. QaarJe. ·~t Sunday School , 10:00 a.m. Mom·
inl wonhlp, 11:00 a.m.
I'DIST AISIIIOLY Or GOD I2D4 lt. & Ew. AftwC.... ..._
Lu.tr t-m1 ~II. e. CnaJc. ......
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor·
ablp: 10:55 a.m. and ev&nrellst
aervke. 7:30 p.m. Younr Nlople and ChJldren'a Service, 8:30
p.m. Sun. Kid-week Serviee:
Wedneaday, _ '7:30 p.m. LadJea'
Mt.lona.ry Coundl. 111~
9:30 a.m. few all day.
A. Electrlcltr
MJ!nN Taoue• price~ u4 ......... ...w, ......
aDd ap,-apWa:w llecWy ~
w.a. .. kllowaa ..,_ ol ello-
tricity COlli -todar dla 20 ,an .. -{lialr bm7
'llLil'a becaale JIOQ'n -..
more &Del liviq better eledri-
eaJiy.) Small wood• .. ee-
tricity .. }'OW ~ ....
Ira modem liviDa.
SOITIUI UllfOIIIA
ST. AJfDUWS
PBEUn'EJIIAJf CBUaCB
ISU. St. & lt. A8dnwa ..,_
ac.rca.. hoe .... lc:laool l..lberty •• .,.,
Pclatc.: .... JcaDee S. Stewart
SUNDAY: Momlnr worsbJ~ and 11 a.m.; Church
9:30 and 11:00; Jr. HJeb. Sr.
Bids and collep are Fellow·
lhfpa, 7 p.m.; Thur.day, Prayer,
ltudy lfOUp, 9:30 LID.
anntCII or 01711 LADY or liT. CABJCJ!L
1441 W.llcdbaa 81..S.. K.wped
JIAibcw 0114 rae.. ....... JWrr • ._... ratber~B-a. ....... t ........
Sunday Muaes: 8:00 and 10:00
and 12:00 a.m. Confealon: Sat· urdays and eva ot lit P'rtday'l
ed Hol7 0..,. from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:10
p.m. DaJly llul 8:00 a.m. J"'rat
P'rlday: 1:30 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. K oven a (Perpetual Help): Xondq, 7:45p.m.
6:15 p.m. potluclt. Younr people meet 6:15 p.m. Sunday. I'DIT IOUi'&Uii 8AP!'IIT OO_,.A DID. liD
ST. JOACIIDI CBUilCII I50 W • ._:a;e c.la .,_ COIIII(UMift caoaca 1-;a:~~11r.r.:-fu•.;r.~~ .....,t~r;.-:a._._ atf:::S:t.._
SUDday .._ • 7• 1, 1. 10 ad 2501 Clift .,..__ ·~ ..... 111 Sunda.J ICbool. 1:45 a.m. • duucb ,...... -.r. u.ta a-a.
11:30 un. WHkd.a,.: K .. at ~~ ..... aerv I ee 11:00 a.m. ~ SuDdq Wcnhtp ~: 1:30
7:00 a.m.-Conf..ton: Satur· Du It mornJ Union 7'.m. Sundu. ~ a.m.. U ·OO a.m.Swli'---Sc:bool· days from 4:00 to 5:15-7:00 to p cat. . nr ~:45 wanhtp • p.m. Suncfay. 'l'eadl· 9:30 a.m. ._, . 8 ·30 p.m. a.m. and 11.00 a.m.. Sunda7; .. aD4 olDcen meet1q 7 p.m. · __ Sunday School few ac:booi are Weda.da_y. PtQW Mrilce and
I"'IIST IAPIWT CBUilCII IJOUps at 9:45 a.m..; Nureery Blble ltuCIJ 7:45 p.m. Wectne.-or "&WiOIIT provided for both Mn'1Ciell and da7.
Balboa Bl..S.. 1• & c.a.t It&. Sunday SchooL x....-t _ l'miT cauw or caaar ~ SS~ ty Win IT. J--·-ICliliiiiWI Panan W 0. J·>r• • ..,_ ·~·•• a. Yle LNa. •CCIJIWt .._.
Sunday llei'Yi~: t :• a.m., SuD· Sl4 ...._A..._ ...._Wad ....... ::f; Sc:bool ; U:OO &.m.t Wor· r.._t= ~ ...._ Sundq lldlol: 1:15 a.m.. SuD· e v~~~"'fot.;: 8unda7~:~:30~•t:30 ::S.:,~~:'f~
IT.JUID~AL _.._ ....... ilt ...... ••en 1 ~.,..& ...........
~ ...SC.: 1:00 a.m. H~
Oalbmualoft; I :US J'amfl7 Serv· -u a.m.. wonblp ..w.. 'J'hunda.Y s..te.: 1:15 a.m. "-'-Gutld; 10:30 llolF Com· amnloe.
Service· r:ao p.m. Wedaeeday a.m. Ocmt..tcn. Sa~ &.Dd -= ~-a315 VI& IJdo.
Prayer Ktettna. =: 1~ tort~~ p.m.; = r ~open I ~· naT Uft'IIT QIUKII
IIADOa Alladi:T or GOD P'rfcJay ...._ • a.m. ~~ ,.\ =·;: ..... ~""X::• .,.
107 w ...... 1a ----GQ' tftlllDp. ~. '· 0. ··~· --~ ~ .u:.oa aAIID ~ ... 1611: t :• UD.~·
.... C. a. ft: ... (IS Ill~ CIOiadhlnY WIIIODiiT ~ ~l U a.m. W SuJ'lda.f ldlool t:415 ....... IDOI'D· A•Jd-Ill.................... WhCW; e:JO .f;;; .. ~q woonblp n ~ ~ c.. ~~'fitrt ~. D rc .._ ~SOWFJ' : T:JD ~.....,.".p.m. ......... a.a.'hi TV .. ~.. &PrQw.JIIUe IOcl·ftelr ...,.. T:eJ 'p.m. Sunc!Q ......_! WOIIIId» Jert. Scanctay ler•teee: 1:30 a.m. , _lloiad..r. T BIWe
trbuncJaJ. YOQM ~...... tee ...... ~ 'lc:tlool at QluJdl kbooi.Jc~:JO aQ4 U:CJO • 0.. inetic.• ~~ lcle 7:45 p.m. 'NtliiQ. 10:15 aa. a.m. Wonbtp wrlce. · p.m. ..,_~ Pn.Jir IIJ rihc
I.UL W. STNUY,......, ......................
...._OM.et.....,tm .........
I
STNFOttO I SON ....... w .... ... .. .......... ....... .......... ,.,. ........ .....
~ .. .. .. ........ c.. .... ....,.,...,
1101111'1
Llll IIIIET
wttla urrm
"And here's the SlOO check to
pron It!" Gla~ Anspach won
our checker popularity conte.t
. . . and I JUes8 there wun't a
prouder penon anywhere, u ahe
displayed her loot under the
J}ue counter of her check ltand
... Cladya, or perhapa you milht
remember her better u the one
with the braids oft top of her
head, hu been rlfht t har check·
lne ever alnie thta here. what the
weU-c:lreuect grocery -'ote ~ould
look like, opened Its doors nine
years aro In M~rch 1948 ...
* * * ''Are'l't customers wonderful!"
a&ld Gladys, when ~e beard &he
had won. "Wtah I could thank
•em all pen10nally." "You can,"
aald 1. "'Ibanka!" that's from
Gladys ... Next Gladys will en.
ter the Southern Calllomta Re·
~on&l contest ... r'U kHp you
~ed ...
* * * Jlon t.laaDb ... 1"'aU u.u to
W~ f« beiD9 wbat be
waa CIDd clatag wbat M did .•.
Jut to sbow ou ~
........ piAcJ to d-. ou doOn
Fl1day ID boDclw of bJa btrtb·
&.! ... Jl'rtd,ay ~~ .. yoa
.... "t at.ID4 t0ftl!a9 yvar
~ to 'l'1lanckry oc Sat·
urday, wU1 you 1
* * * Spooky corner news ... Salted
Whale Skin ... Doesn't look half
bad! Comes In a glass jar 110 you
can see first ... Comln&! Choco·
late covered anti ... I promJae
faithfully to send out an S.O.S .
. . . Seems we had calls tOT t.bem
after Gloria Swanson appeared
on ''Thla Is Your Ute."
* * *
So roa'll .uu tlllb c~MeM
••• Datda ·m.... piMila a weal·
.... 't'la llollaed a..ert c::aa..-
QI ;In .... s.t ol • ~
• $ ol SMIIH W....
,_.. •rd 0 'f .,. Y-.y . ----.,, .a -we. II __. ·---..... •sea, ... n.~..._
... , .. a~ ... ----EagiPdl ...... ,._ bg
,.. J'naa's a..-" ...
ltSdl:w ••• ,.., .... 8baUar to
-.... 91 .... piece ....... .-1 .,.,....... ~ atatW
wttta a .oft c:naay ad ...,
..ttmg ~ ... Wo .-cue
.... ... 1'0'IU aJbblla' ~ to
... old !Mit wttlt .... ..., tid
bttll fraaa Bollcmd aDd &89laDd
all CIIIIIM4 aDd nGtr to bdfJilt·
-~ap ...
* * * KJ.kko-Man Soy Sauce Is brewed,
not chemically made and thoae
K!kko men have been brewln&
It aJnce 1630 . . . But don't be
one of the many who use Soy
Sauce limply tor "saltine" chop
auey ... and certainly not ltUdto-
Man Soy ... ~atoodl. .teaka.
hambureers, rice, pork chops.
chldten. en'S, all can be made
dlstinct:Jvely dlfterenter wtth the
rf&bt amounb of I!OY In the rlpt
places ... Thef'e'a a wond~
new recipe toldf'T wtth thll new
bottle of flavonnt deUtbt. that
wtU open up a whole new world
of cooking ... I dt(y a.nybo4y
wbo owna an electrfo llldllet. not
to want to whip up a batell of
Suldyald riJbt 1D the center ot
th• dJnner table . . . Sure our
butchers will boM and mactdM
a1Jcoe bacon-thin a standi~ rib
roa.t ...
* * * CoeiEboobl ...... ..., ...
~ ....... yell .... ....
........ ., tM WUd .. .
T..-oi.-CD*.._...U
••• c..ldlaalla ••• AD ...._ el
••teaab .. ,_.. ._ 6e .........................
Qoo4 ............... ·--·s -C"J ..... ,.... }elf .. o.ewe., QMdMt ••• a..ll£9 o.ou llr (ltddt)' .. ... ....... ,. a...a.. .,... OMko
... • • • Lew Crllde c:::.e. ...................
Clrtetlllr. ,.._ .... , ed t.r ... a-tara......,. ....
_. paprJm ........ ,_ .. ..... tiW._, .... _....
... ~ ... :'+ .....
Ctelr ............. ., ---t ...,.. tit tbr ........ . .. • . • 1' .... •l'<ty .... ....... ~ ....... ...,
.... .., ........ Jea ..... ·•• Tw'Ua.d_. ..... .....
..., ...... -, 'trt...U ...................... ,_. ................ .....
......... 1li ....... . ........................
Or ............. Dla"t ..................
'* * *
•
A HOST Of FRIENDS gathered fo r a surprise
porty hon~ng Mts. Louise Hardwide of 3 17
Narcissus Ave .. Corono del Mar, on the occo·
sion of her 81 st birthday anniversary. The party
was held at the Jed Greisch residence. 352
Hazel Dr. The b ig surprise wos a gift of a tele-
vision set, for which oil the friends chipped in.
Shown here with the honoree and the birthday
coke ore (left to right) Gene Boero· Mrs. Jad
Losley; Russ Miller from the H urley Bell; Mrs.
Merge Gonnon: Mrs. Jock Greisch. the hostess;
Jod Losley (in bod row) from the Oroft Room;
Renee from the Arches; Mrs. P. Welter Preston
(in bed row); Jock Greisch. end Mrs Madeline
Stone from the Hurley Bell. Kneeling bes•de the
honoree is Lee Grohom from the Hurley Bell.
Mrs. Hordwide. who used to b. e concert p •enist
in the eost, also received e super specie! birth.
dey cord. drown by cartoonist Virgil {VIP) Partch
of Balboa lslond.-{Ensign photo}
'
DAR Honors Laurie Hendricks
With Good Citizen Award
LaurJe Hend.rlc:ka. K ~.,port
Harbor Blab School student and
clauJhter ot Mr. and Mrs. Rupert
K. Hencb1cb ot 710 P'Hnluf
Ave., Corona del Mar, hu been
named a Good Citlun award
wlnnt'l' by the Col. WllUam Ca ·
bell Chapter ol the Dau&bten
of the Amer1can Revolution.
'nte honorary a•ard Ia pre-
aen~ to the aenJor c1rl student.
ehoeen by the 8Cbool tuult;y, lor
The P.T.A.'a ol the Newport
Beach ElemL'nta.ry School Olatrict
are apoo..-in& a atudy and dis·
cu .. ion aerles, ''Tbroueh the First
Grade Toeether; Home, School
and Community," at 9:30 a.m ..
Tuesday, Feb. 19, 26 and March
12. 26, at St. Andrews Presby·
terlan Church, Clllt Haven.
William Butendorf. Nf'W'pOtt
Helght.t School psycholoalst. and
Mrs. Fern Webber. curriculum dl·
rector. will conduct the serl~ • • •
bet a cademic and ac:tJvity ac
compll.shmenta and nomJnees
are voted upon by senior alru.
'Ibe wlnnt'l' l.s automatically eU-
Jibl~ to taU part ln th~ .Ute
wide Good Citizen essay contest.
Laurie, who plans to enter eoJ -
lere next taU, u a member ot
the JK"hool'• Honor Society, Stu·
dent Councll, Glrl'a At.bi~Uc M ·
10cladon. Spanish Club, Ameri·
can Fi~ld Servleto committee, Trl
Sip a <an honor eoc:iety I, and
th~ Stud~nt Court.
Laurie participated In the
aqua &how and the echool play
She was choeen Zonta Girl of
the Month. elected ~ury and
viet-pl"f"SJdent of Trt HI·Y and
ahe b <.-urrently presld~nt of the
Girls League.
She and her mother will be I rums of local cbapt~r of the
OAR at a patriotic tea at 2 p.m
Wednesday, Feb. 27, at thl" home
of Mrs. Gfl>r&e Buccola, 661 VIa
Udo Soud, Udo lale.
PTA to Honor
• ~· COUWCIL PTA E tt R Or. Robert Olander of Corona vere ea
del Mar waa awarded an hon-
orary llte membership award at Ev~~tt A. Rea, whoae reslll\8·
th@ Harbor Council P.T.A. mH't· tlon u aupertnt~ndent of eo.ta
tng recently at H a r b 0 r High Mesa liChools wUJ bt" dfectlv~
School. Dr. Olander Is actlv~ In JuM 30, wtlJ W honored at a
the YMCA. Boy Scouts, United public ~ptl~n Sunday, Hay 26.
Fund. Sunday School and chu~h In the Ev~ett Rea Junior Hitb
work. He spends much ot hls Auditorium. from 2 to 5 p.m. H• tim~ at the tree dental clinic hu been superintendent for 15
which bears his name. years
Committee Members Named
For Harbor Lutheran Church
The unit presenting a life Mrs Judllon Sutherland l.s gen-
membershlp award donates $25 eral chalnnan tor the ev~nt. She
to th Callfornla CongTt"SS and will w assisted by the following
the ~oney ls ~ for non-~ PTA reprHentatJves: Mrs. ~ lnt~rest loans to qualltl('(f stu· Fli!Cher of .~a School, head ot
denbl. or tor scholarships and ~he decorations committee; Mrs t 11 wshlps 1 th~ tnchmg pro .1:alcolm Reid ol. Main School, Members of the Gold Cout
Shrine Club will honor the re-
tlrlng and newly elected pTesl·
dents at their annual Rl Jinx and
dinner at 7:30p.m . today (Thurs·
The newly elected executive
commltt~ of the Newport .H ar·
bor Lutheran Church rece;-atly
appointed members to serv~ on
various church committees Pres. r:SS~ n n r•freshments; Mrs. ~nta Hoc·
ldent of the executive committee 0 · • • • 11and and Mrs. Chester McCarty.
Is Don Wedeking; Carl Wt>bster • JlfEWPOIIT SCBOOL PTA I Wilson School, Invitations; Mrs
ls vice president; Ernt>St Schultz. Henry Rowrts. Undbeorgh School. ~nd vi~ president and chalt· Mrs Jac~ Bradbury of 203i clt"an up; Mrs Harold Hendrf~ I
man ot the Board of Trustees; Miramar Drtve. Balboa. and M rs I ot Monte Vista School. reception
and Mrs. John Nett. secretary John C. Billings of 1921 Fullerton committee: Mrs Mary Cook and
~~:· IP£1111.1
~AJ.. AQUARIUM
AND COVER. Wl'l1l
Fn.TER AND MOTOR
COJIJI..Cn
$12.50
the iordans
m2 E. ~ IUtelnNY dllllla -
Doa'f •••II • ,.., ,.writer
for lack of • little • expert .. rvace • • • ,.,,
0\\ARRINER'S
~u.ms
~HY4-$4
ay) at the Irvine Country Club.
al Dike of 101 Via Nice, Lido
Isle. Is retiring president and
Sam Klnsfather of 166 E. 20th
St., Costa Mesa. I• new P""ld~nt.
Heart Sunday
Drive Is Set
Members of tht> finance and 1 A\'e., Costa Meu. WE're awarded Mrs. William O'Brien. Harper I
h 1 , ft life memberships of the PTA I School publicity LACUIIA aE.ACII
stewards lp comm aee arc.-...-.:roy! during tht> Newport Elem~ntary 1_._.·---~wwiW-M;M;~Riii~~~~~~~~!i'i-ii Bowman. Mrs. Ernc.-st Workman. School PT A.'s Founders Day
Ed Fountain. William Olson, and m~ing last week. The awards WHERE JN
Glamour
Glimpses
Sunday Ia Heart Sunday l.awrenCt> White. w~re presented follo\\ing a (ash
Volunteer workers of the Or· Appointed to ~rvt> on the pol-ion show presenttod by members \ ORLD
ange County Heart Association Icy and planning committee are of the pTA. · THE W
will launch a 2-hour drive at 2 Carl Arthofn. Georgt> H~>lnmlll~>r. Mrs. Bradbury Is a past presl·
p.m. Workers will knock on every Major Victor Allen. Donald Bar· dent of tht> P.T.A . and Mrs Bil· ARE YOU
door In the }farbOr area to give rick , and Mrs. Robert l.am~rt. lings has been 8 t~ach~r at the
evPryone an opportunity to con-Mtombers of the property and Newport School for the past 16 GOING? tribute. maintenance committee are Nel· y ars
Chairmen of the drive In this son Robln110n . Gfl>rge Burk· e ·
We are so exctted about our area are Mrs. Joe Hartley. Coro-hardt, Morris Laurie. Wayne Thto history of pTA. tmm It'
colJectlon of new spring sklrts. na del Mar; Mrs. Connie Rlddt>ll. Rueg"' and Mrs. George Heln-founding In 1897 to tht> present 1
b 1 o u a e a and s we 1 t e r s at Newport Beach; and Mrs. Dudley miUer.' was told In a "Fashion R.evt~
O'BRIEN'S for the sprtne of '57-Pfaff, Costa Mesa. fl'Om th~ Past to You." pr~nteod We just have to tell you about Carl Webster Is chaltman of by memben of the 'group dresaed
Dcm •.tic cmd Fanign
BaiL Sbip. Ail'. etc.
CDM TRA VB. SERVICE daem. Did JOG ._ that wry -----.... ·-------1 the Boazd of Deacons committee. In styles to re-p~t eoach period
.mart Arne) abarllakln aklrt and f .-I '~"hose wor~ parlsh edu-ln P.T.A.. blstory. 11\oee partie· 81PW'W Del ~ CDAITiiiGIWD 1 +a em
btou. by Sloat -aa abown ln • • • 0 ~-catlon are HJnderak~. lpatlng ·~~ Mmes. Sam Fenske. ._ .._ 111rt a..-• ~ ._
January Holiday Magazine. No Mr. and Mrw. Edpr Mann. Mrs. John KJiroy, Ftnn Guldjord. ~n@ IIU'l'UAL 'I1CIDn" S&iiilCI:
uae running all over lookJn& for DOle Bert Smith. MB. Henry Ander· Calms. Sam Barlll~. John R. Car-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~= It -they are naht here at son. and Harry Harbe-r !!On. John Webb, John Allen. Art r
O'BRIEN'S and we'd love show-ay PEG The worship committee con-Kistler. J04! Cuala. Don Metz.
lng them to you. A complete slsts of James Rogney. T('(f Nel-James Illingworth. and St..vt>
.election of slze.-.and they drip 1 From Menlo Park, up nt>ar San son. Clyde Loucks. Mrs Oorls Stevenson .
dry -the skirt ls permanently Francisco. comes word that Lt Gordon. and Mrs. Mom s Laurie Past prMtdents welromPd a.o;
pleated too. We also have a Jim Seely, formeT Corona del Mar Membt>rs of tht> mt>mbt'rship honored tnJests Wt>rt' Mmf'<: handsom~ dress In this same fab lad. will take as his bride Miss evangelism rommltt~ arP Wll Sarah Bowman. Albt'n Sparks .
by "Nantucket." Gall Marga ret ~>everman. daugh-llam Garnett, Melvtn Erickson. Ellzabeth Hess. Edgar Hill. Ray
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rober1 Oal~ Mrs. John Hampton, Mrs Clyde mond Harvey H 0 Boyv~y. Dev~rman. A July wedding Is Hartwtg~n. Mrs. Donald Wed~· Mary Allee Yarnell. P F BalnM
planned at St. Augustine's In king. Mrs. Agnes Kesel. and Mrs Louis CM'nar. and Jack Brad
llaft TOG bad tbe plea:ila.re
of ... iD9 .,.,..,..U 1D tbOM
be+latlful hlfiUJD J.laeD dlirta
-twwty ~ IIDCII't
-.... vvJ 10 ..... l.ookba9.
CUt. fltp MOW triiDa at waiat·
U.. • a allPt draped trta OD
... ~ ....... aU:a cmd
tall .a.d I .ae of tiMM berN
bi+N-to ..mtL We bclfta"t
o:ai!Mbd .,... .......,._ We
..... --akb1lt aad bi+N-
.. -~ yoa look .,..... beet wtao. yoa'N tDUawtD+J tbat Ut-a. wlalte pill ... the gnea
For the girl who adores ca&h ·
mere (and who doesn't), happy
the lady who stel)8 out In a cub·
~ wtth Its own dyed to match
aklrt. Talt~ your cholCt>-Cummer
wetpt-wool or linen. And w~
jut must han you see the
IPrin& blouaet~ at O'BRIEN's-
prtnt.t by Uberty of London -
4ac1'on bat:iate for smartness and
eue of care and many dressy
one1 tor autta OT codltall wear.
w...w ....... ......
--· ...... tWI CIDIIoc· ....... , .. la .......... t ...s ,.. ..-t to ..., a dMoiT
........... .... .... • to tiUa
... watd .. little &ariD ADDa. w ..... ltt'h9 ..... 4 .. lY-II ~ ..,._ '1'011 CIIIID belp
a&. ,.,....., ........... wttb ........
ld be 1 Alfred Hicks Culver City. The br e -to· s The Board of ~>@aeons will bury. a senior at UCLA. memwr of Cake and rotfee ~e S6Vf'd at Alpha Delta Pt. and a member of me-et at 7=30 P m. the first Mon-tea tabJ~ decorated by third
Senior representaUvto board of day ol every month at thP parish grade mothers In the blue anc1
the Senior clua coundl. Jim 1s house. The Trustees meet the told colors ot PTA. Girl Sctlut!l
a graduate of UCLA and now ls first Thursday att~r the first of Troop 40 led the Fhac cerf'
a Navy filer. He Is the son of Monday of each month mony and usJged as baby sit
Mr. and Mrs. Louts Seely, who U-IIOAT P1LJC OJif PJtOCaAJI ters on the achool play170und.
now Uve In ~e~lo .Park. Air F~ Lt. Dick Brand o1 Los
Mrs. John Nelson Hurtt. long
time newspaper eal from Loe An·
&'@lea. now living with her
apouse at 416 Hazel Dr~ Corona
del Mar, ~ that the mister
Is u~tder the weathe-r wtth pneu·
monla.
ln. ...... ·-·~ ., ........ ..
Mrs. Ruth Delater of 400 Men-
doza Terrace. IJ'Vln~ Terrace. hu
be-en chosen 8eCI'etary-treasurer
of the newly tanned W~n·a
Servtce Club of the Santa Ana
Church of ~u. Selena!.
At a NCent meetln&. · plana
were discussed tor a permanent
thrttt shop. pt-acqut.lnted dJn-
ners. a book program for W't·
eran.s' hospitals. vWUng commit ·
tees, a work &hop, and prayer
groups.
AlamJtos Alr Baae Will preent
a ~·minute Cllm. "Captur• of a
German Submarln@," and gfve a
brief resumt> of th~ occulon at
th~ Newport Harbor K.twanis
club meeting at 12:15 p.m. today
{11\ursday) at the VOla Marina.
LUNCHEON
From 12:00 Noon
s 1 ..
IESEIIl~ ..........
* Hart.
2212
*
Ol/R SPEC14£Tr
* .....
2212
*
COIOIA DEL Ill PUIMICt -nm ., • r n.,..__~,,...
w...oa~~n
ll.D E. eo-t Bwy .. -J ._, ea.ra.a dial ...
Friday, Feb. 22nd
Presented through the coopera-
hon of the Jamaica Inn Restau-
rant. Verna Miller and the fol-
lowmg Dts1mctive Shops.
ftE OAT SBOP
1809 Newport Blvd ..
Cocta M@Sa
JO·P 'S O&JG.IJifALS
3337 Newport Blvd ..
n.ARCES WOm'OII SIIOft
10 S. Main SC
213 N . .-o.dway.
Santa Ana
Club ~Mmbers.wUl meet at 2
p.m. the first and third Tlleoday
of each month at the cb\li'Ch
h~adquartera. 1.21» N. Spuraeon
Ave~ Santa Ana. All women are
invited. Banquet Room Available
for Party Groups
and Clubs
Ne-wport Beach
TBE aA8J) 110%
CU'T SIIOP
1756 S. Maln St..
Sant.a Ana
P'ID!'A p ASaJOlii'S
373 S. Cout Rwy
l.a.J'una Beach
YEaA lliJLl.Ea scaOOL or aLUM
OOin~tary . Fubklll Models
3m N. Broe.dWay, Santa Ana
• ELGIN & HAMILTON
WATC.RE1f
DIAMONQJI
MOUHiiNGS
..... ~d .. .....
BERJACK'S
U9UORS
I1Jir .. TIDV nnra,.
• ........... JQIIT'
nL & &&T. QIID.,., I A.M.
.IArtAICA I
Resttlumnt
GOP WGmen
Install Today
Mrs. Dan Drlabl of 227 Gold·
~nrod Ave., Colona del Mar, wUI
be 1n.ltalled u prealdent ol the
Newport Harbor Republican
Women's club durlnr thel:r an.
nual luncheon ta 11 a.m. today
(Tifunlday) at the home of Mra.
Horace Benjamln, 102t E. Balboa
Blvd.. Balboa.
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INSURANCE
FIBE-MAJlJN&-AU'IO
Other offleers to be Installed
Include Mrs. Marshall Nledecker
ol Harbor Island. vlce president:
Mrs. VUan Couch of 23a1 Bay·
side Drive, Corona del Mar. treu·
urer; Mrs. Robert S. Barnes or
2532· Circle Drive, Bay Shores,
parliamentarian; and Mrs. John W. C. WAGNER
430 E. 17th St, Cocta ..... Hankey, secretary.
I.dDI ..... Y 8·CM66 B.a HA Sell throu
Y11 1111 Pete's ill Ton
. . • aad opei'CitSD9 bla OW1l abop
wtth two bciltJen • Mn9 JV'L
CIDWI ·alliER SHOP
'"SeniD9 tbe Eatln Pamlly""
(Kat to arcm4t'a), CoNaa dial K•
Pbaoe BadMII' 1$10
SPOIITSWED e.-WAIKDD
Swtm SuJta. Saronp. DresiN!I. JrelkU "Cb.Jldren'a"
Thlnp, Muumuus. Luau Costum~ Men's Aloha
Shirts. Gl.tta. Decorations. South Sea Party Decor= 1.a South Coast at.c~. (IMIIIt to a~aow> ~.~~p~aa
209 JIAmME AVE.. BALJJOA ISL.AJm
M~ Bea11t, Salo,
EXPERT STYUNG-SHAPING
PERMANENTS-TINTING
Allwwkw~by~OUIT
127 KAJIDfE AVE. llAibor 151 BALBOA IS
If a tnachlne arwwe,.., don't be 8UrpriMd-aa4 doD't baDe
up. What you bear la an AutDmatle Auwertnr Set. It coald
happen when you call a bu.alnea man at lunch time. Or a
doctor after omce hours. Tbeee remarkable machinee gne
eallera a recorded greetiDg, take a recorded meaage. They're
being uaed more and more in ·omcee theae daya. And in hol:DM,
too. By guarding agaiDat "la.t" calla, they make your telephone
~rvice more uaelul than ever ... worth more to you.
•
One of the mo.t UMful war-
to use your telephone Ia for
shopping. Especially when
you're guided by the Y•llow
Page. of your telephone book.
At a lou for gift or decorat.tnc
ideu! Try browator throuch
the Yellow Page.. See if you
don't come up with an &MWW.
Have a deftnite 8erYice or lt.D
in mind! Pare b.dlnp in
euy alphabetJcal orcter-wUl
lead you right to lt. ~.
whatever you need. you'U IDd
it fut in the Yellow Pap&
• • e e •
Miss Beltran
Named Zonta
Girl of Month
Cynthia kltran, MDJo.o at Bar·
bor Hlfh, bu been cbOMD U tb~
Zonta Gld of tbe llooth Cot lan·
uary.
Cynthia, who Is the daupter
ot Mr. and Mn. Altred Beltran
ot 60f lumlne Aw .. Corona del
Mar. Is head ot the Gll'la' Unl·
form Court. vice pr8Jdent of the
Glrla' Learue. hall monitor cap·
taln, a Oa1 twirler tor 3 YNJ'a
and a member ot Trl·Rl Y and
GAA. Ker hobby Ia hOI'M· back
rldln1. She plana to attenc! UCLA
or Arizona and major ln En1U.ah
and Spanlab tor a teac:htnr e&·
reer.
Sh~ wu ch~n Zonta Glrl be·
eauae of her "eraclou.neea and
firmness ln eanylnJ out her
dulles without complaint."
FllST CHVM:tt Of' CHIJST SCIENTIST
.
Q.·WW .
llollselloN
lllftlt
still worb
for J•st
pennies I t1ar1
HERE'S THE PLAN for street end pfenting on
the Belboe bey front which was approved in
principle by the Newport Beech City Council
Mond&y o f last week. Viewing the s~etth are
(left to right) Henry Engle, secretery·treesurer of
the Centr&l Newport Beech Community Associa·
tioo: Dr Irving Lt~by. president of the Auocoo·
tion, end Fr&n~ Wood. who helped prepare the
street end plan. Mr. Wood is pointing to the
hedge barrier that is proposed to be set up neer
the Bey Ave. portion of the street end. Upright
planting woll be ollowed along the sidewalk ere&
to e wtdth of -4 feet. C ity Council agreed to
allow a "pilot" plenting of one street end, at
I '4th St .. os o test of the acceptability of the new
pion -{Ensign photo)
JJOl VIe lU ..... ...,. .....
A bt.IIC:h of The t.lottl« Churdl, 1M
Firtt Chv~eh of Chritt, Scie41titt, i11 Bo.-
lon, Me..echv,.Ht.
S..n4ey School 9:15 1 .11'1.
Svndey S.rvi~ II :00 e.m.
W.dMtdey Ewlll~ MMti~ 1:00 p.m.
Re.di119 Room locet.d et lliS Vle
Lido. N-pott S..ch, It open -k
deys from 9:00 e.m. to 6:00 p.m.
W.dnetdeyt from 9:00 e.m. to 7:<45
p.m. Fridey ..,.niiiC)t from 7:00 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. Clo..d Holldeys. Pastor's Wife
'The Family in
Mra. Edwln C. Gomke, wife of
the putor of the Corona del Mar
Community Church, spoke on
''The Family In East Africa"
at the Corona ~~ Mar Commu·
nlty Church Mothers Council
BPW to Hold
Bosses Night
On March 22
Tbe arrival ol WUUam Davld,
8-pound. 3·ounoe .an of Mr. and
Mrs. Jam .. Wallace of 65U Sea·
.shore Drive, W e s t Newport.
changed the balance of power ln
the family. William. who was
born Tuesday, Ft>b. 5, at Hoag
Hospital. has 2 slsters. Rita. 12.
and Patty, 10; and 2 brothers.
Jimmy. 9. arid IBobby, 8 ... 110
the males outnumber the fe·
males.
The Wallaces moved here from
Rosemead In 1949. Mr. Wallace
Is an elementary S('hool teacher
at Anaheim. Mrs. Wallace ls on
leave of absence as a nurse at
Hoag Hospital.
Fr1~ndly Nel1hbortlood Servke
PARKES
MORTUABT
11 0 Broadway
U 1-3433 • 8-3434 eo.ta Mea
N OW ... TW O
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servlnl the Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42
152» E. Cout llldaway
Corona del liar
Baltz M ortuary
LlbeiV S.2121 17b • Superior, eo.ta ..._
AMPL.E PA.RKDfG aam I.OCAnoNs
Discusses
East Africa'
Phone !D your new. atorle. to
your local new.paper, the ED·
aiJD,. Harbor llU.
The pvbllc Ia cordielly ilwit.d to ••·
t.nd the churdl •rvicN end .,.. the
lteedifiQ Room.
I I I Jll lllk ••rllr SHHIIJ meetinJ at 9:30 a.m. Wedne•day
Feb. 13, at the church.
The Rev. and Mrs. Gomke
Gomke wu stationed thet"e u Gl toured Eut Alrlca while the Rev. ~
an Army chaplain In 1953·54. c:A } \
They made short trips Into the ~ e ena $
bush country and visited native
vUlages. They came hf'T'e In 1954. FADS AND FASHIONS
~ their tour or East Africa. I roNIOR • MISSY SIZES . . .DRESSES • PLAYCLOTHES
New o!tlcers or the Mothers
Council are Mrs. Cecil Llnkey. 21G E. COAST BJQBWAY
chairman; Mrs. Stuart Brock. ro· JIOBOB 8173 COaoXA DU. KAJ1
chaJ.rman; MK Jesse Haln~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ secretary·treuurf.'r; Mrs. Donald 1
Hayton, devotions chairman;
Mrs. Ro~rt Ball. hospitality
chairman; Mrs. Cll!ford Kopltzkf.'.
publicity chairman; and Mrs.
Fred Custer. telephone commit·
tee.
SAVE WMA
Farmer's Pollcr
POUO SBOTS OFFERED
Salk polio shots are being
made available for members of
the Newport Harbor Board of
Realtors and their famlllt>s for
$2.50 each at the board office.
401 N. Newport Blvd., Newport
BeJghts.
BRUCE MARTIN
AUTO-TRUCI-RRE-UFE
LOCAL AGENT
1793 NEWPORT AVE.. COSTA MESA
OFFICE: Uberty S.55M RES. Ubert:J 1-!IOSI
COIOIUMITY IIETIIODIST cancB of tbe XA%48EJIE
GO W. ltua St.. eo.ta K..a 1115 AaaheiiD St.. eo.ta M..a
Liberty 1-4552 •.-: .... a.a ... wm1cnns
-... Jo.pb W. Kc:ShaiM Liberty 1·7181
Sunday: 9:30 a.m.. Church Sun· Sunday ., _ _.,_. Sunday .. -"'ool. day School · 9•30 and 11•00 ~Vh,.~. .,.;n
a.m. Mornln'g Worahl~7 p.'m. 9:~ a.m. Momln1 Worshlp at College Age MYF 5erv1ce _ 7 10.30 a.m. Evangell.atk Serv·
p.m . High School MYF Service; lee, 7 p.m. Su.nday. N.Y.P.S.,
8 p.m.. younr adults rroup 6 p.m: Sunday • Prayer meet· service. lne. 7.30 p.m. Wednesday.
T1IE CBUllCB OP CIDUST
1050 Cnan:b lt.. eo.ta K..a
Liberty 1-5711
E. C. Joaee. KLD.Lat.
Sunday servtces: 9 :4!5 a.m. Bible
study; 11 a.m. momlnr wor·
ship; 6:00p.m. eventnr service.
Midweek service, 7:30 p.m.
Thursday.
CBmST CBURCB ft TID SEA
CoauDUA!ty Ketbodlst
lla1boa Blvd. at 14th lt.. •ewpoct
BA.m-5221
TBE CBU1lCII OP CIDIIST
Odd r.uow. ~ 1-X~Aftw eo.ta ....
Liberty 1-5711
T-JlabL Jr .. llllaiiiW
Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. &ble
.tudy; 10:55 a.m. worahJp aerv·
lee; 7:30 p.m. evenlnr service.
Paste.: -.v . .., A. cart.eo. Sunday WorsbJp. 9:30 a.m. and Sunday School: 9:4.5 a.m. )(om.
11 a.m. Cbutdl Sebool. 9:30 Inc Servt~ 11:00; Even1n.J
a.m. Midweek 11~7:00 Seniee. 7~ Mld·week Serv· p.m. Wedn~ p by lee, Wed n ea day, 7:30 p.m.
IZVDI8 DAY A.DfDiiST •-..pon ...... cat ... lt.. ·-.port·~ l.u..tr .. ,
EJcs. D. ~ lpaw'd' .. Saturday Mornlnr Services: Sab·
batb School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser· mon : 11:00 a.m. Prayer meet·
tnr: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
UMIYDIIALJIT C01011JM1TT
I'ELLOWIIID £bell Cia......._
515 w. llcdboa Sl'f'd., Bclboa
Dr. CIMirlte 114uft!t
Sunday School, 10:00 a.m. Mom· tnr worahJp, 1l :00 a.m.
PDIST AISIIIOLT OP COD
IIDd lt. 41 ZW.. Ave.. c-tllll..a
L.Dtlty 1-ml ..... ...s II. e. Cnla.lc. ....
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor· ahJp: 10::55 a.m. and evan,.u.t
8e!rVIce, 7:30p.m. Yoona Jteople
and Cb.lldreD's Service, 8:30
p.m. Sun. Mld·w.ek Service:
W.sn.day,_7:30 p.m. Ladlet' :w.tonuy coundJ, T!lu.r.dqa
t :30 a.m. I« all clq.
A. Electrfclty
U'll tmU-lLUTI._.
SIITIUI Ullflllll
IT. AM'Da.EWI
PaEUTTEalAII CllftCB
lStb St. £ lt. ~ ad..
ac:n. bolD lllgla lcbool
LJbelty 1-l'm
hlltor. .... 1-. L lt.wcat
SUNDAY: Momln1 wonbJfc~ and 11 a.m.; Church I.
9:30 and 11 :00; Jr. BJrh. St. HJ&h and coHere a1e Fellow-
ahfpa. 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayer.
.tudy J'I'OUp, 9:30 a.m.
caoiiCII or on LADY
OP liT. CADIEL
I"IW • ..U..B1vd..X....-t
IIArbor 021.
Pat~Mw s:-=_ au.y, ..._
PatMr lBaaa. • ...... t ....
Sunday Maues: 8:00 and 10:00
and 12:00 a.m. Contaalon: Sat·
urdaya and ew.. ollft FridaYI
and Holy Daya from • :00 to
5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30
p.m. Dally Maa 8:00a.m. nr.t
J'rlday: 6:30 a.m. and 8:00 p.m.
If oven a (Perpetual Help):
Monday, 7:45 p.m.
6:15 p.m. poUudt. Younr people meet 8:15 p.m. Sunda,-. fDIT IOOTa&aa aAPnl'r COIIOJIA DEL 11U IT. JOAc:::BDI caoKB cauw COWiioartT c:auw liN~ Aftw a-til..._ X&WJOJIT JU.DOa ISO W. a-ut. lt.. C.....,_ C~
t I.Jbedy 1-1•1 LUJMCMAJf CAUW ....... ~~ !t:::\. ,_ Ill ~A ... s~K'-~7•1i, ·~-" 1501 cua DL. ·~ ....... SundQ' lebool. 1:45 a.m.· clum:b ......, ~ .... a-a.
11:30 a.m. Week.4Q-8: Mua at ~...... •ervloe U:OO a.m. ~ Su.n4ay Wonb.lp Sernca: 8:30
7:00a.m.-Confe.ton: Satur· UnJon 7 '.m. Sundq. EYM~na U•OO days trom 4:00 to 5:1.$-7:00 to Duplleate momtnr ~:45 ~ • p.m. SUncla)' .• TeacJi. ~ • a.m.Sunck7Scbool:
8;30 p.m. a.m. and 11:00 a.m., Sunday; en omcen m..u~ p.m. a.m.
Sunday Scbool for -=boo& qe Wedneeda..J. Pl'aJW and --
PDIIT BA.PI'IIT CMUIICII pou~ at 9:45 a.m.; Nunery Bible llbiG)' 'J:M p.m. Wednel· IT. JAIIU *D•JICO~ft-. • .U.
OP M&WJOft provided for both llei'Y1eea and clq. -'Yiiil Llde. ....... ....
acdboa ami.. lta 41 c-rt ae... Sunday School. .., • ..!!' ...... ~ .__ •....-t __ PDI'i' cauaa ~ CILiiit • ~ .__-~ IVI-UIM ty I-MI ft JOIIW YiAIIInrf WQIWt ~ ..W.: 8:00 a.m. Holy
...._, ...... 0. Jtb 1 JTR 114 ...t.. Aftw ....... w..d ~ Yle J.-. ....... ...... Oolbmun.loll; 9:15.J'amJ.J.y Serv·
Sunday ller'Yt~: t=-a.m., Sun· ~ ... Ud>w ._ . kle. 11 a.m.. wonhlp ..vice.
day School, 11:CIO a.m.. Wor· p..._ 1, Jhr ~ ..._ ~ ldaol: 1:111 LID.., Sun· 'J'buncJu s..tc.: 1:15 a.m.
ahJp Semce~.m. Sunc10 Sunck)' Mt It: I :30 ~ 41! t:IO cSq a.mo.: 11:00 a.m.. Wed· Pl'QW Gulld; 10:30 Jlol7 Com· eve D l n a , MJd, Weelr a.m. Collterlaft• Satwdan anct !'eldQt ~ 11Mt1Jw. 1:00. IDUD.Iaa.
Serv1ce: r:30 p.m. W~&7 .._ ~ ~ fticlua UHl Boly ......... aocca; IllS v.a Lido, Prayer JieetLni. Dua; 7:30 to 1:10 p.m.. ,.,. fewpan ..::e"· ..-• ...._, ._... autDr cao**
IIADOaAII ... 'I'OPGOD hfclayKallla.m. , ~:..~'7·\='tf ~a.;::-.:.•zr-.
117 w. .... ... --_,. ...... a.. •• c.e.... ---..... ... LD ,, ...a . .U..O.. -.an ~ •1111-ft .. "-•••: t:• .... ~qa.
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HARBOR REST tna "a.'.~P u ...... ~ __ Ollllr . If', ...... D ...... ~.t~s.· '7·-~~ ..... .,.... .... .._ ..... ...._,_ -....... .. .....:.-~ -MEMORIAL PARK Mlcl..w..tr ...,._ .,. J.IIL Slmdu ...,._~ WC!ftibtD lrl· Sonclay lervh••s t:JO LJIL B · • ~T:IO •G;ble Ttl~. Y~,_.., • ._.. Jce l ..._ lwa4a7 lc:flool at auadl kbooiJ.'.f.. Ud 11:00 -..-... 1ce 7:45 p.m. W•«••. 10:'11 a.ilt.. .. -w-•p · ~ .,.,. ...... .__~t....a..!W'c. :30 Jla.rbcW lR¥4. at Glaler •• .., -..... --.. p.m..._ .. Pn.Jir
moD'·T 5.1.1!B JY .IHDE ~ fliWI AJa) DmiVIDUALI
W'« &D JOUr
Prllltlnl lfeect.
Tltt ENSIGN
Publiabing Co.
JJ+UOR 111•
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Cai'IITIIF ... IIIII
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Llll IIIIET
wttla IAIIJB
"And he~'• the 1100 check to
prove It!" Gladya Aupadi won
ou.r checker popularity contest
. . . and 1 tueu there wun't a
prouder peraon anywhere, aa ahe
d!.played her loot under the
flAM counter of her check .tand
... CJadya, or perhapa you ml&ht
remembft her bette aa the one
wtth the bralda ott top of her
head, hu been rtrht thar ch eck·
lnr ever sinCe thla here, what the
well-clreaed erocery atore should
look like, o~ned Ill doon nine
yean ago In M~h 1948 ...
* * * "Arel)'t C\dtomen wonderful!"
aald Gladys. when ahe beard ahe
had won. "Wlah I could thank
'em llU penonally," "You un,"
aald 1. ''Tbank:a!" that'a from
Gladya ... Next Glacty. wtll en.
ter the Southern Cellfornla Re·
&ional conte.t . . . I'll keep you
po8ted 0 ••
* * *
llan tllaDb ... nta Ume to
w~ ,_ betDg wbat 111oe
.... Gllld c1oU19 wt.at lae dSd •••
Jut to allow our appndcl'tSoa.,
............ to d-. OIU doon
F1tday la ..... oC ~ blrtla·
My . . . Friday illllaA*"' yoa
... ., ID1Dd Jo9IUD9 J'OU
~to 1'1lunday-Sat·
udary, will yoa t
* * * Spooky corn~ n~ ... Salted
Whale SkJn ... Doesn't look half
bad! Comes In a rlaas jar eo you
can see flnrt ... Coming! Choco-
late covered anti ... I promise
faithfully to .end out an S.O.S.
... Seem~ we had c.-ails for tbem
after Gloria SwaMOn ap~ared
on "Thla u Your ute."
* * * lo~stllltllbdaeeae
••• Datda -~ ..... wed·
... "fiG Bollaad a.-at a....
Qt ........ a.t ... dMeq
11 2 ., .... 11 1 .....
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........ a.., ....... . .._ bfJ.-d ..-.. po atl .. ... ,...... •• c:a.... ......
Jtkb 0 •• ......., ... abaJ.IG to
....... 0 ............. .
na1 of wcdll1.lll t.tan daf:6M!
wtt1a • eoet at 1 ad ..y
..atSIII9 eta.. ...•• ~
.... ,_ J'O'IZ lllbbUa' dlabea to
be old bat wttla a.-... tid
.,. .. --llollclltd Clad~
cdl CIIIDIIed cm4 ...ty to bd91lt·
-tta.D up ...
* * * Klk.ko-Man Soy Sau~ la brewed.
not chemically made and those
Klk.ko men have been brewing
It aJn~ 1630 . . . But don't be
one of the many who UR Soy
Sau~ simply for "saltJnr" chop
suey ... and ~alnly not ltlkko·
Man Soy . . . Sealood.a, steak&.
bamburrers. rice, pork chops.
chJcken, egp. all c.an be made
cn.tinctJvely dJftennter wtth the
rtrht amounts of eoy In the rl&ht
placee ... Th~a a wond9l
new recipe folder with th1a new
bottle of flavorln• deUJbt. that
wUJ open up a whole new world
ol cooking . . . 1 M(y anybody
who owna an electric aldl1et. nGt
to want to whip up a batdl of
Sukiyaki rt1ht In the center of
the dinner t&ble . . . Sure our
butchera wUI bone and mac:ltlne
a1Jce bacon-thin a !Jtatldln• rib
roast 0 0.
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·• * * ticbalth ltu • manr dlff«·
• '
DAR Honors Laurie Hendricks
With Good Citizen Award
Lau.rle Hendrk:ka, N e w p o r t
Harber Hl1b School student and
clauJhter at M.r. and Mrs. Rupert
M. Hendrk:ka of no Fernleat
Ave .. Corona del Mar, baa been
named a Good Cltlzlm awvd
winner by the Col. WWlam Ca·
1>@11 Chapter at the Dauptera
ot the American Jtevolutlon.
The honorary awvd la pre·
.ented to the RftiOI' l1rl atudent,
ehoeen by the Kbool flleulty, tor
The P.T.A.'a ol tJ~ Newport
Beach Elementary School DUtrlct
are spoMOrlnf a atudy and dJs.
cualon .erles, '-rhrough the First
Grade Toeether; Home. School
and Community." at 9:30 a.m ..
Tuesday, Feb. 19. 26 and March
12. 26, at St. Andrews Presby
terlan Chu.rcb, Cllft Haven.
William Ba.sUndorf, Newport
H~Jbll School pcychologlat. and
Mn. Fern Webber. rorriculum dl
r'ft:tOr, will conduct the .erl~ • • •
her academic.-and act.tvtty u .
c:ompllahmenta and nomJnen
are voted upon by aenlor rtrls
The winner la automadcally eJI.
&ible to t.U pan ln the .ua
wide Good Clt.lzen e.uay contest.
Laurie, who plana to enter col·
lqe next fall, la a member of
the echool'a Honor Society, Stu
dent Council, Glrl'a Athletic AI.
eodatlon. Spanish Club, Ameri-
can Field St-rvtce commJtt~. Trl
Sterna !an honor aodetyl, a nd
the Student Court .
Laurie participated In the
aqua ahow and the ac.-hool play
She was choeen Zonta Girl of
the Month, elected teeretary and
vice president of Trt HI· Y and
ahe ts Nrrently p~Jdent of the
Glrla League. I She and her mother will be
euHts of local chapter of the
OAR at a patriotic tea at 2 p.m 1
Wf"dnesday, Feb. 27, at the home 1
or Mrs Georre Buccola, 661 Vla
Udo Soud. Udo lale.
PTA to Honor
~-IPEIIILI
s..GAL AQUAJDUM
AND COVEa wntf
fUTEB AND MOTOR co......,..
$12.50
A HOST OF FliENOS gathered for a surprise
pcsrty honoAng Mrs. Louise Hardwide of 3 I 7
Narcissus Ave .. COI"ona del Mer, on the occ&·
sion of her 81 st birthday &nnoversary. The party
w&s held at the Jack Greisch residence. 352
Hazel Or The big surprise was a gift of o tele-
vision set, for which all the friends chipped in.
Shown here with the honoree and the birthday
cake ere (left to right) Gene Boero; Mrs Jed
Lasley: Russ Miller from the Hurley Bell: Mrs.
Marge Gannon; Mrs. Jed Greisch, the hostess:
Jad Lasley (in bod row) from the Or ft Room ·
Renee from the Arc.hes: Mrs. P. Walter Preston
(in bod row); Jad Greisch. end Mrs Madeline
Stone from the Hurley Bell. Kneeling besode the
honoree is lee Graham from the Hurley Bell.
Mrs. Hordwide. who used to be a concert poanist
in the ee~. olso receoved a super speeoal borth-
day card. drawn by cartoonist Virgil (VIP) Partch
of Balboa lsland.-(E.nsign photo)
• u..oa COUJiaL PrA E ft R Or. Robert Olander o1 Corona vere ea
del Mllr waa awarded an hon
orary llfe membership award at Evert"tt A ~a. whoee reslrna·
the Rubor Council p T.A. m~. tlon u auperln~ndent of Coata
tnr rec-ently at H a r b or High Mesa ac.-hoola w1lJ t;,. eftectlve
School. Or. Olander la active In June 30. wUl ~ bonol'ed at a
the YMCA. Boy Scout&. United public rece-ption Sunday, Mlly l6.
Fund. Sunday School and church In the Everett h a Junior Hlp
work. He ~nda much ol his Auditorium. trom 2 to 5 p.m. He
time at ~e frft dental clink hu been au~rlntendent for 15
which bean b~ name years. Dt•'f ''''' • ,.., ,..,,.,
Membera of the Gold Coast
Shrine Club will honor th~ re-
tlrtng and newly elected presl·
dents at their &nnual HI Jinx and
dlnn~ at 7:30p.m. today ('J'hurs-
ay> at the lrv1ne Country Club
al Dl~ of 101 Via Nl~. Lido
Isle. Is retiring preSident and
Sam Klnstather ol 166 E. 20th
St., Costa Mesa. la new presld~nt.
Glamour
Glimpses
By AJflf
We are so excited about our
coUectlon of new spring skirts.
b 1 o u a e s and sweater a at
O'BRIEN'S for the aprtne ol '57-
We Ju.t have to teU you about
Committee Members Named
For Harbor Lutheran Church
The unit p~ntlnr a lite Mrs. Judson Sutherland la gen-
memb@nhJp award donates S25 eral c.-halrman for the ~Nent. She
to the Callfomla Conifest and will lx> assiJited by t!'e following
the money ts used tor non· PTA representatlvH. M.n.. Alfred
I t est loa to qualified stu I FIJK'her of Rea School. he&d of d:::... or f;: scholanhips and the d«oratlons commltt~: Mrs.
f II wshl I the tea<'hlng pro· MaJrolm Reid of Main School,
for lack of • little
expert MrYiceeee
The newly elected ex~utlve
rommltt~ of the Newport Har·
bor Lutheran Church rec-e:-atly
appointed members to lftVe on
Heart Sunday
Drive Is Set
Sunday la Heart Sunday.
Volunteer workers of the Or·
ange County Heart A.ssoclatlon
will launch a 2·hour drive at 2
p m. Workers will knock on every
door In the Jfarbor area to give
everyone an opportunity to ron·
tribute.
Chairmen o( the drive In this
a rea are Mrs. Joe Hartley. Coro-
na del Mar; Mrs. Connie Riddell,
Newport Beach; and Mrs. Dudley
Pfalf, Costa Mesa.
varloua church comm1ttet"S Pres. fe ~ ps n refrt"Shmenu: Mra ~nia Hoe·
ldent of the executive rommltlee ess on. • • • 1 land and Mrs C'hester McCarty.
Ia Don Wedeklnr: C'arl WPbster • REWPORT SCBOOL PrA I Wilson School. Invitations; Mrs .
Is vi~ president; Ernest Schultz. Henry Roberu, Undbergb School.
second vi~ pr~dent and <'hair Mrs Jack Bradbury of 2037 dean up; Mrs Harold Hendrie
man of the Board of 1'tustet-S, Miramar Drive. BaJboa. and Mrs of Monte VIsta School, r~tlon
and Mrs. John Neff secretary. 1 Jol\n C Bllllnp of 1921 Full~on 1 rommlnH; Mrs Mary Cook and
,.,,
0\\ARRINER'S
Kl()C5Q l lin!
Aa. HY4e644
M tw f th fl d Ave . Costa Mesa. were awarded Mrs William O'Brien. Harper I em rs 0 l" nan~ an life memb@rshlps of the PTA I School publklty LAGUIIA BAal
stewardahlp rommlaee are Leroy during the Newport Elementary ~--·~--~WWWWWMMM--~~iii~~~~~-· Bowman, Mrs Ernest Workman. School p T.A.'s Founders Day
Ed Fountain. William Ol110n. and meeting last week. The award.l WHERE IN
Lawrence White. were presented following a fash
Appointed to servP on the pol· ion show presented by members I JHE WORLD Icy and planning rommittet> are of the p T.A.
Carl Arthoftor, ~rgt> Helnmiller. Mrs. Bradbury Is a pa.q presl·
Major VIctor Allen. Donald Bar dent of the PT.A. and Mrs Bil ·l ARE YOU
rlc.-k. and Mrs Robert Lampt'rt. lings ha.s bet>n a teachtor at the
Memb@rs of the property and Newport School for tht> past 16 1 GOING? malntenanc.-e committee are Nel years
10n Robinson, George Burk· ·
ha rdt. Morris Laurie. Wayne The history of PTA. from It~ I
Ruegt"l' and Mrs c~ree Heln· founding In 1897 to thf' prt>Sent
miJier · was told In a "Fashion Review
· trom the Past to You.'' presented
Doi•....tic cmd Foniqn
BaiL Ship. Air. etc.
tbem. Did you eee that very -----------
an.art Arne} aharkakln aklrt and of --~'.:::al
Carl Webster ls chairman of by members of the 'lfroup dN!Uf'd
the Board of Deacona comm ittee. In styles to represent each period
Thoee worklnr pt\b parlllh edU· In P.T.A. history. 'nloee partie-..... .. CC8*U CQAI'I' WWU(ii* &ii+
CDM TRAVB. SRVICE
blou.w by Sloat -aa ahown In • • • ~ catJon ue Th~ Hlnderak~. lpatJng were Mmes. Sam Fenske, a-..._,_ a..-.,_,., ..
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mann. Mrs. John Kilroy. nnn Guldjord. Gene JltJTUAL 'nCII[IT W fiC& January Holiday Marazine. No note u.e running &U over looklne for
It -they are right here at
O'BRIEN'S and we'd love ahow.
lng th~m to you. A complete
eelectJon of sizes-and they drip
dry -the ak1rt ls permanently
pleated too. We also have a
handsome dress In thls same fab
by "Nantucket."
Bert Smith. Mra. Henry Ander· Calms, Sam Bartlle. John R Car-~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~=:=~ son, and Harry Harber son. John Webb. John Allen. Art i
.... yoa bad tb.e pa.cmure
of Mela9 .,.,.....u la thoM
beclatlful hl91WD LIDeJl aii1J'b
-twwedy loold•9 audl aDCII1
col.. =4 .. ....., Jooad.D9.
Cllte lllp .... trtm.a Cit wcr1at.
llae • • aUPt draped b1JD oa lllde ,.._, ......... a1bD cm4
t.ll .a.ct I .ae of tbeee ba9'e
bloa .. to llllltdL We bafta't
09WJoobd yoa vo1fen. We
......... ald.rta cm4 b&Ga ...
to mcdae you IGOIE yoor .,_..
1thO.e yea-.. tol.l.owfa9 that Ut·
tie wb.tte pW .... tbe vnea-
For the rlrl who adores cuh·
m~ (and who doesn't), happy
the lady who atepa out In a cub-
mere with Ita own dyed to match
aldrt. Take you.r chol~ummer
welpt-wool or Unen. And we
ju.t must have you see the
sprtnr blou..ea at O'BRJEN'S-
printa by UbHtY ol London -
4acron batiste for amartness and
eue of eare &nd many dressy
onea for autts or codttaU wear.
w...w,. ..... ......
-............ tlalil ..U.C· .... , tt.e .. ,.......... ... t
....... .-t .. ..., • cboMt'T ........... ...s ..... totbia
......... Uttle ... AaiML w.-.. It t¢fl9 Jaww4 to 17 •
II ,_.. ..,._ yoe cwa belp .... _, ... __ ..... with .........
• ELGIN & HAMILTON
WATaiES
DWlONDI
NOUMIIHGS
ay PEG The worship romm1tlet' con-KlstiPr. Joe Ca.sala. Don Mt'tz.
slst.a of James Rogney. Ted Nel James Illingworth. and Stevf'
From Menlo Park, up near San I son. Clyde Louck& Mrs Doris Stt>venson. Ol/R SPECIA t..r; Franc.-lsco, comes word that Lt. Gordon. and Mr<~ Moms Laurlf' Put presidents welromt'rl a~
Jim Seely, former Corona del Mar Members of the mt'mbt'~hip honored guests werE' MmM
lad. will take as his bride Miss evangelism rommlttet> art' WIJ . Sarah Bowman. Altx>rt Sparks
Gall Marraret ~verman. daugh· llam Garnett. Melvin Erickson. Ellzalwth Hess. Edgar Hill. Ray
ttor of Mr and Mrs. Robert Dale Mrs. John Hampton, M rt C'lydt> mond Harvt'y. H. 0 Dopey . ~verman. A July wedding Is Hartw1gsen. Mrc;. Donald Wede Mary All<'l" Yarnell. P F Balnt"'
planned at St. Augustine's In king. Mrs. AgnPs Kesel. and Mrs Louis Csenar. and Jack Brad
Culver City. The brlde-to·be Is Alfred Hkks bury
* .. ., * ....
a senior at UCLA. member of The Board of Dearons will C'akt> and roftet> were servt"d at
Alpha Delta Pl. and a member of m~ at 7:30 P m the first Mon· tea tables decorated by third
Senior re~ntatJve board of day of every month at the parish grade mothers ln the blue and
the Senior class coundl. Jlm is house. The TruateH me-et the gold colors of P.T.A. Girl Scouts
a graduate of UCLA and now is first Thursday alter the first or Troop 40 led the Flag ~re
a Navy nter. He ls the son of Monday of each month. mony and assisted u baby sit
Mr. and Mrs. Louis ~Jy, who U-80AT FILJC oa PBOCaAM ters on the school play,round.
now live In ~e~lo .Park. Air For<'t" Lt. Dick Brand ol Los
Mrs. John Nel110n Hurtt, long
time newapa~r 1&1 from Los An·
gelea.. now living with ber
spouae at 416 Haz.el Dr .. Corona
del Mar, ~ports that the ml5ter
ill Uftder the weather wtt.h pneu ·
monla.
ln. ...... .. ••••
., ...... Cl ..
Mn. Ruth Deuter of 400 Men-
den& 'I'Mrace.. J.rvine Terra~. hu
bHn c.-ha.en IM!Cftt&ry·treasurer
of the newly formed Women'•
Service Club of th4t Santa Ana
Church of Beli,SOua Science.
At a recent ~ne. · plana
were discussed for a perm&nent
thrift shop, get-acqulllnted din·
n~ a book program for vet·
~ans' hospltala. vlaJUnr commit·
tees. a work shop. and prayer
,roupa. -
Club m emben will meet at 2
p.m . the lim and third Tuesday
of ~ach month at the cb\lrcb
headquarten.. 1D N. Spurpon
Av• .. Santa Ana. All women are
Invited .
FlEE IEUIEIY
uwwrm ur
Alamitos Air Due will pre5ent
a 20-m lnute film, "Capture of a
German Submarine," and give a
brlel resume of the occasion at
the Newport Hubor Kiwanis
club meeting at 12:15 p.m. today
(Thursday) at the Villa Marina.
LUNCHEON
From 12:00 Noon
l ..
IESEI¥1~
lOW Mil
Banquet Room Available
for Party Groups
and Clubs .
2212 Z2l2
* *
COIOIA DEL MAl PUiliACf
.. he .... I, ..
IIA..oa 11ft
Jl.l7 E. eo.t ltwy. --J ... c.-... llclr
Friday, Feb. 22nd
Presented through the coopera-
tion of the Jamaica Inn Restau-
rant, Vema M iller and the fol-
lowmg Distinctive Shops .
TilE IUlA T SJIOP
1809 Newport Blvd ..
eo.ta Mesa
JO-ErS Oa.JCIIfALS
3337 N~rt Blvd ..
Newport Beach
TilE IAJII) .a.x
aJPT SIIOP
1~ S Main St_
Santa Ana
P1UUIICES lfOII'I'O. llrOft
10 S. MaJn St ..
213 N. Broadway.
Santa Ana
ru:n'A p ASIDOJfS
313 9.. Ooaat Rwy . t.aauna BNch
'f'IDA MftiQ
sc:aooL a. auax Jr:=z-IJ
ll11 N. ~. S.nta A nil
BERJACK'S
U9UORS
-'ArtAirA I
1,.. ... ,.. ....... Olaa..__.......,.._
IVW .. TmiV ft'a8..
I&&,MIW&af
RISffJIJHJDf
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Mernben ot the Balboa laland su.m-~Uon. WlcMr tbe
leadership ot MWI~ eleeted ot:D·
eftS. chairman Chari• Bradley
and ...s.taJrta Lee M~lloeb,
Dick Cramer. and Don HJlke,
have n.1Md 11.456 lD 10 daya to-
ward the $2.800 lala.nd ,_.d~ta
will put up with the c:Jty'•$2.100 tor the irnporevment of the en-
trance to the laland and plant·
tng alone Park Ave.
Plana tor Improvement of tbe
entrance to the Wand are now
poated ln the laland Ptwt omce.
The complete fun<U are expected
to be ln by the end ot the mnnth,
an4 the project ahould be com-
pleted bY June.
A curb line wUl be erected
from ahoft al~ ot the brtdce to
the M"rvic:e atatJon on one aide
and the Villa Marina on the
other aide. Palm trees wUJ be
planted on both aides and llchta
wUl be erected near the ~
Permanent shrubs wUl be plant-
ed along the center aectlon ot
Park Ave.
Lee McCulloch urces all laland
restdenta to ret thelr contribu-
tions In u soon aa poulble 80
workers can begin work on th.e
project. '
oc.oiiA Da. liD
CQKMVIIJ'IT
''Cbrilt.lan Capttvtt)"' wtll be
the MI"'DDn topic: ot the a...
Edwin c. Gomke Sunday mom.
lnl at tbe Corona del Mar Ccm·
munity Cbureh.
The Rev. Gornke will be amon1
the 300 ConcrecaUonal minUten
from 8 wHtem atate. who wtll
attend the annual Paator'e Con·
terence TuHday, Feb. 26 throueb
Thursday, Feb. 28, at the Pacltle
School of R.ellcton at Berkeley.
IT. A.lfDUWS PIUISa'ITEaL\Jf
''Ia Our Llle Pre-determined"
will be the sermon topic ol the
Rev. lamea Stewart Sunday
mornln& at St. Andrew• Presby-
terian Church.
aRliT C'IIDCII aT TBE UA
"Sermona Without Words" wtll
Occ be the aermon topic of the Rev.
Roy Carl8on Sunday morning at
Chrlat Church by the Sea. Cast Announced for
Musical, 'Plain and Fancy'
OIUVEJISAUST OOMMUIIIT'f
FELLOWSJIJP
(Continued ll'Ot'n h.-1)
1,000 local realdent8 a nd b\Wne.
flnM have al,-ned pet!Uona atnoe noon Saturday, uklne POIIt Of.
ft'lce statu remaln uncha~.
Row many aJpatures do you
DMd to prove Corona del Mar
-.ntlment? Twenty-one bundred
~Uvery ltopa here. Will •!rna-turn of majority be auttldent «
do you want more? Uree you.
deter thu proeram untJl commu-
nity survey can be complete and
matter reviewed locally by Con-
peuman Utt." e "'IAA. T ALL EPPOIITI ..
The CoronaJ!el Mar Civic A.un.
aent the followtnc wtre:
Cut for the Orange Coast CoJ ·
le,e ~~ mualcal "Plain and
Fancy" which wUl be presented
April 5 and 6 at 8 :15 p.m. In the
OCC audltortwn was announced
yesterday.
the role ot Katie, and Mike Drls·
kel of Corona del Mat wtll play
the part of Ezra.
Emma will be portrayed by
Mamie Hodges ol Anaheim Isaac
and Peter wlll be portrayed by
Chuck McCurry, Coata Mesa. and
Don Beeks, Garden Grove.
"Unlversallam -A Faith for
Uv1nc Now'' will be the aermon
topic of Dr. Charles Blauvelt
Sunday morning at the Unlver-
sallat Community Fellowsh ip
Church at the Ebell Clubhouae.
In thla sermon Dr. Blauvelt
will rontrut a religion that puts
Its major emphasis on thla world
as "a vale of tears" to be en-
dured for the promise of eternal
bllas In 80me future heaven and
a religion whose primary con ·
cern 1s with making lite In this
present world significant and
meanlne'ful through a noble
of tfte N.-.port S.och Eb.ll Club o,..
pictur.d here ot the first mHting in their new
clubhouse in Balboo. Left to right ore Mrs. W il-
liam Gamble. second vice president; Mrs. E. A.
Roqers, member of the Building Committee and
JuniOt' Ebell advisor: Mrs. Wi"iam Tritt, ~si
dent, and Mrs. Jack Boylan, member of the
Building Committee and director of welfare.
Mrs. Ruth Vedder is chairman of the Building
Committee.-(Ensign photo)
"Pleue halt all etton. to abol-
lah flrat class P<»t Oftlce In Co-
rona del Mar. Bellev• yolt are
acttnc on faulty reporta that
local people not Interested. Over-
whelmlnc p u b II c aentlment
aeaJrurt thla move and Ita apon-
aon now belnc exp~ by
Individual&, civic croupa. eom-
muctal flnns, Chamber ol Com-
merce and alcners ot petJtJona.
Best coune would be to ractnd
entire procrarn at once, but It
thta not poalble pleue ~
whole matter pendlnc further
investlptlon of tacta."
Jlrn Anderson, Coata Mesa.
wUJ play the part ot Dan. Ruth
will be played by Sandra King,
ot Co8ta Mesa. Hllda will be por·
trayed by Babe Jadtlon. New-
port Beach.
Glenn Groves. MJdway City,
will play Papa Yoder. Helena
Boster ol Costa Mesa wtll have
This ls believed to be the first
time "Plain and Fancy" has bHn
produced by non-professionals on
the West Coast. Among the popu·
Jar sonc• ln the production are
"Young and Foolish," "Plain W~
U ve," and "Follow Your Heart."
'Flotsam and Jetsam' Editors
Select Student Literary Work
Best in Math
to Go to Oxy
faith ln the eternal goodness of Five atudents from Harbor
God and In the endless posslbll· Hi gh have been Invited to par·
ltleos. as well as the essential tlclpate with other secondary
divinity. of all mankind. school pupU. In Southern Call· a. L CONKtnfiT'f CRtJaCB !ornla In the First Annual Math-
Eight youths of the Balboa t-matlcs Field Day to be held at
Island Community Mt'hodlst I Occidental Colles;te on March 2.
Church are currently partldpat-Among those who have lnc11·
lng a lO·w t' t' k membership cated an Interest In trying out
The lengthy asalcnment of compiling and editing Harbor's lit· course. The courses are held are Gary Deem. Tl'Try Dallas,
erary magazine, Plobam cmd Jetaam, got well under way last week from 4-5:30 p.m Pvery Wednt'S· Barbara Dorkln, Harvey Sheleny,
with the appointment of Robi n Hill as the edltor-l n·chlt'! ot thl11 day at the churC'h At the rom· Patty Whltetleld, and p au 1 a
year's magazjne pletlon on the Instruction. the Echols.
A coinCiding announcement of the editorial board of Flotaam youths wli qualify to join tht> Designed to stimulate Inter.
COld JebcaD diaclosed tha t It will be com posed of six mc>mbNs. who church on Palm Sunday. April Mt In mathematics and to r~g
were listed as Ann Lardner. Dave Renaker. Norman Hec;s. Robin 14 ThOS(' persons enrolled ln-j nlze mathematical ability and
Hill. Judy Llnklater, Barbara Hammond, and faculty advi!K'r, Mr rJude Grorgla Elmort>, Judy El· achievement In high school. thf'
Robert Wood. Norman Hess was glvPn the specific job of promotton more. Carol Adams. &>tte Jf'an Field Day will consist of events
and clrculation manager. Guenthf'r. Jacklf' Painter, Wenl'ly to challenge the students.
The staff, which will total 20 1 Blair, Doug Carl, and Joel Fruc-For example. one of the events
members In all, Including the z MOJifTBS Pll.EXATUB£ han Is a chalk·ta lk derby, In which
editorial board. wiU once again A tiny son. 2 months prema FillST BAPTIST. COSTA )(£SA students will be allowed a six-
undertake the chore of rollect· 1 bo Tu d F b ThP film . "Fire on the Heath-mlnutt' period before a black·
lng, reading, editing and select-urt', was rn es ay, e · l9. er." a story of Scotland·s struggle board to reveal their k nowledge
Harbor
in Lions
Students to Talk
Club Speak-Off The petition campatan Ia betnc
carried out Mc:auae poatal oftl.
clala had previously announced
nectlon with the Lions Intern&· that conaoUdatlon would not be
tlonal Convention at San Fran· ordered lt a aubstantlal majority
clsco. of patrona ol the Corona del Mar
Three Newport Harbor Hlch
School students wlll apeu on
"My place In the World ot l!l76"
durtnc Jhe dinner meetlnc ot the
Balboa Bay Llona club at 7 p.m .
Wednesday, Feb. 27, at the VIlla
Marina Restaurant.
One ot the apeakers will be
ch~n to represent this dt.trlct
In the 20th Annual Student
Speakft"S Contest sponsored by
the Lions clubs of C.llfornla and
Nevada.
The local club will pay special
tribute to the hlah achool. Spe-
cial guests will be Mrs. Rosdne
Feely, head of the Engllah de
partment; Sidney Davldaon. sup·
erlntendent; John Henrotln. pres-
Ident of the student body; and
Les Miller ot Costa MK&, assist-
ant to the superintendent and
Cormer diJJtrlct eovernor ot the
Lions Club.
The winner of the conteat will Post Office oppoaed lt.
r~lve a scholarahlp of SISOO to e FEAJI LOSS OF m·EJi•._..J ... J•t•t
any accredited junior collece. Opposition to conaolldaUon 1.8
college, or university and win be baaed primarily on apprehenalon
allowed 5 years !rom the date of that Corona del Mar would tend
the a ward to avail hlmS4!lf on the to lose Its Identity along with
scholarsh ip. The 3 students tyin g losing lt.ll first class Po&t Ottlce.
for S«<nd place will receive S500 The 2 other conaolldatlona In the
scholarships city lend aubstance to thla appt,e-
In 1951, Paul ~. who Is now hent'llon. Balboa and Balboa Is-
a student at Orange Coast Col· la nd are now Identified In ad·
teae. went to the finals at Stock-~dresses merely as Balboa Station
ton. He wu sponsored by the and Balboa Island Station, New-
local club. • port Beach
Re&ervatlona for the dlnnc:>r The late-st t>dltlon of the Dll't"C-
m eetlng and dt.trlct s~aklng tory of Post Otflcee no longer In -
contest Wedneaday night may be eludes Balboa or Balboa Isla nd
obtained by calling Hal Glasa at In the alphabetical llat ot poet
Harbor 773.J. or a ny mt'mber of offices but only u ataUona under
the Balboa Bay Lions Club. Newport Beach. Lettl'rs ad·
dreMed to Balboa or Balboa Js.
la nd rould teo back to the aender lng material for the -:11-.chool at Hoag Hospital to Mr. and Mrs against tyranny from without of such topics as the Pythagorean Six speakers from the states
collection of creative writing et -David Doane, 317 Aliso Avp. ·and within. will be prt'Sented at Theorem, Probability a nd lnsur· of Calltomla and Nevada will Enalgn claaltled a<U get results.
forts publlshed each year by Har-j Newport Heights. ThLCJ Is the sec 7:30 p m Sunday at the First ance. Compound Interest. and Er-appear In the final contest some Sell through Enslen Classltled ~H~. ood~lld~~~n~. Ba~lstChu~~~a M~. r!o~rs~ln~Co~m~p~u~t~a~tl~o~~~--~··1UU.m~elbe~~~H~n;Jr~uarn~e·:~~·2~811nncco~n,--l=============
marked, "No auch post otflce,"
It they are handled by a new
ma ll clerk who Is unfamiliar
with thOM communities.
CBET F AJUlA.B-XCIDCII}er
'T o ~ a pupil blossom Into a
beautiful. popular and confident
dancer Is thf' grf'atf"st rt>ward a
teacher can havt>"
aiLL BDPETOE-ADalywt
"I take great pride In watchlnc
pupils l'levelop personality, pol.ae
and confidence from their danc-
Ing."
You're Invited to Help Celebrate
ARTHUR MURRAY'S
9th Anniversary in Corona del Mar
Open House
DURING THE ENnRE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
Special Anniversary OHer
THIS sso~ DANCE
COURSE FOR ONLY '14~
Here's .,., JOI tetl
6 INDIVIDUAl STUDIO LESSONS
All IIMYA1101 TO A STUDDIT PAITY
at the Garden of Allab. Loaq Beach.
I HOUIS PIACIKI SESSIONS
3523 E. COAST IDGBWAT, COROllA DEL MAll
11LL FAUAJI
"I enjoy teachlne beginners.
Thank.a to Arthur MurTay they're
dancing like experu In no time."
IT L.AKa-T11'6er
"It's auch a pleuure to aee a
pupU enjoy tbe thrUl ot teally
danclnc. partkularly when abe
hu been waJttnc to for yean."
Second cqan.tzatlonaJ meet-
tnr far alumnae of Alpha Chi
Oroqa, national colJqJat. eoro.
rlty, wm be held at 7:30 p.m.
Thul'lday, Feb. 28. at the home
ot M.ra. Edru Hirth. IH7 Ba,.tde
Dr., Newport Co-hoe~ wtlJ
be M.ra. Bay ao.o and Mrt. J.
Robert lfaente.
.
Attractive well buUt. Balboa h ·
land property with 2 bedtoonu
up and 1 bedroom down, 1"'
bat.ha, double raraee. real nice
fireplace. Room to build Income
untt. Ffne location. Sun deck
with vlew ol bay. $23,500.
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HARBOR AREA'S
BEST INCOME BUY
-ancnra or TD DAr '-
Gladys Anapach, 547 RJveratde
Ave.. Newport Helrbt.. wbo
wu named In a 2·week con·
tea at a1cltard'a Udo Market.
Mn. ~ch. who hu been at
aJchard'a al.nce ltl rrand open-tnt ln aQ. now advances to
t.M CaJlfomla ~onal run·of.f8
tcw the lfaUonaJ Checker ol the
Year.
...U. IEILn CO. John Vogel Crossroads Realty
X7 •. Xewpon ~ o,..tte 110C19 &o.pttat
Pb.o.e Uberty 1-1117--.Eft&. Llh.rty ... .,
CA.a roa IAL& U8 Putt. Balboa Ialand BAm ==========:-------.--:=--------------• 1·oo Lnte to Claady
I lEAL IUYI Ill
lllire Cliffs
FOR RENT 2· bdrm. unlum. apt.,
S8S month lncludlnr raa and
water. Newly decor. Adult:a, no
peta. 517 Polna.ettla. HA 3858.
ELECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner-
all attachments, $20; carpet
Thourhttully deslrn~ by Eller. S2.SO; clothes hamper $2.50.
broek wtth Interior detalllne that 27•47 E. Coaat Hlrhway, CDM.
makea ,. hou.ae a llvable home. 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Alr sport
2 larre bedrooms, 2 baths. 28' IJv. cou~ tor aale, power packed,
REAL NICE
lnr room with view. Built around power ateftlnr and brakes.
huge tropical patio. AskJnr $41,· Pui'C.'hued and aervtced local·
OJw.owneor car New-car trad~·ln.
500. Terms. ly, Sl~ HA 4649.
Jll WIJITOII
For~lrn Cars
2137 Harbor Blvd , Costa Me-sa
SPECIAL!
1M.5 Ford V8 4·dr. country sedan
It Tr~fflc
problems on thla quiet, S. of
Hwy. location. Compact, modem
2·bedroom, 1 ~ baths. 45' lot
$16,000 with $5000 down.
Oner lotlq
Says Sell! Corn~r lot with 2·
bedroom home plus 2-bedroom
apt tor Income. Fireplace, sun-
de-ck, 3-car garage.
Illation waaon. Local one·own~r Call today for appointment to • se-e thla new exclusive. -A corner
car. ~rdrlve, radJo and heater. duplex In Up.top condition. F.P.
$21,500. A real "buy." Real sharp! $1895. Terms and
u ... , ........ .
r .. .
UIUIII BUCH
New Quallty Home. Slnrle .tory;
euy approach; aeclud~ corner
lot; 2 bedrooms and den; two
baths; hardwood n oors; natural
Alder eablnetl; heavy hand split
ahake roo!; beautifully decorat·
ed and ready tor occupancy.
Land.lcaped--4-prtnkler system.
$28.500.
• • • •• ..-.... OPEN SUlmA TS
IIJ 1 Ill Ill IIIJ, .... Owner-UN::: Rllla Drive. .....
FREE
Corona 4el Kar
3530 E. Cout Bwy.. Harbor 5563
100 UIIIIS
USIUIIE FREE
With every used car purchaseci between
February 20th and 28th, regardless of price.
we will give 100 gallons· of gas.
FREE
'54 FORD ranch wagon .. ·-··-········-····-······-·.$1295
·ss MERCURY Monterey Hardtop ........ .$1995
'56 STUDEBAKER GoldenhawL.-···-·-12395
·so FORD Convertible ..... -.. ---··-· .$195
36TH YEAR OF SERVICE
THEOOORERaiiNSFORD
"YOUB FORD DEALER SINCE 1921 ..
"ON THE KA1UNERS' MILE'"
Uberty 8-3471
3100 WEST OOASr HIGHWAY, 1'fEWPORT BEACH
CRill .aAIDS
VIEW!
$28,160
CUIIE VU 1 ..
REALTOR
2731 W. Cout Hwy. U 8-G'n
<At the Sirna!>
Newport Bu.cb
WIIEJI IUYI. II
sa ••• PR•on
IT PAYS TO
DEAL WITH A
VIEW LOT
VIew of Harbor, Ocean. lales Walking distance-to mar·
keta. Best vi~ lot value In Newport Heights. Must sell
ch~ap. $8500 caah takes It
$ $$
Extra value--extra low down of only $500 c-an mov~
you Into thls lovely 3 bedroom. n~ly built Back Bay
area home
PAYS OFF
Very low down paymt'nt will put you m a positiOn to
coiJect 3 rental C"ht.'<'ks l'&r h month. Nl'ar Thrtfty and
AJpha 84.-ta Always rC'ntl.'d ; furniShed; garages Pay!t
tor Itself
4°/o INTEREST
SaJe or trade tor duplex-2 baths, 2 bedrooms. den.
hardwood tloora, tirepla<X', S('rvl~ porch. patio, !l'nced.
c-h.•an, SHARP. Gl resale lk>st family neighborhood
Equity approx. $5600. Will trade or submit down pyrnt
IIIEDIITE
Hove ln today"! Comer atu<eo 2-bath, 3-bed.room. brand
new ho~. Look at new t\.tmlah.lnp that remain and
Lnclud~ In down payment: range, refrigerator, wuber.
~. dinette an, bar stoola. dav~nport. coffee and t-nd
tables, drapes $1350 down payment but may be able to
arrange lower.
LOTS & ACREAGE
62%xJOO......<:ourt slrht Paid ~ers on property $45(X),
tenns.
l~Agrlcullural. Back Bay, ~50. t~rm.s.
llOxlJO-..Corner Placentia St .. 2 Jots $9500, t~rm.s
Costa Mesa St Duplu location. $3500. terms.
Ratrlcted East side l~.>vt'l lot. $3400. cash.
3 lots on VIctoria. Sell togf'tht>r $2750 eac-h.
Newport Blvd. Commercial lot 50x210. $6500. terms.
35 acres or M 1 City Costa Mesa. Sewers. $5500 acr1!.
tenns.
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ORANGE COAST PROPERTnS
1857 Newport Ave.
Costa Mesa
Ll 8·1632,-U 8·1400 ~ves..
BAlBOA DUPL£1
Fanlislle~
Just one blac-k (rom the Bay. A 2 bedroom ~ and
O~·bedroom apartment Permanent vie-w ol Bay down
~ tnd.
121-TEllS
cusr PIOPEinES ca.
RUTH JA YRED, RM.Jtor
)flldNd Rlgp and Sylvia Thompson. Asaoclates
301 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Harbor l658 cw 4600
USED CAR
STOCK REDUCTION
SALE .
I:Dtrult JOUr r e a I e • t a t •
tranAotlona to a UALTOa.
Be Ia tra1Ded LD b1a ....._
Ilion. lmowl valuee. ftnanc·
ln& and 1a bound to le'Ve
you ethJcal17, bonetb' and
CIOUJUou.ll7. REAL TOitS are..
IIMII\bwll ol. a natioDal or·
pnlzatioll eaa.form.lnr to •
n.td code ol. 4ltJllc&
Wanta u. to ftnd them a 2 cw
3-~ unturnlahed honw on
Balboa Wand. Corona del Mar or
$ •••••••
4UIIIa•IIR.
We've cut tbe ~ on ow enUre 8todt ol 1004 u.ed
car.--Our ear ted~on atarta wlth rtvtnr awa)"-
AT
JOHNSON & SON
Corona Hll.bland.s.. WUI alp In ldNJ ~tal area.. Year 'round
eolld one-JMf lea.w May _..,. CObatructlon. $7500 ~ntlaJ on
len~. The ftMSt ot rdetftX'ft. 8N.IOna1 bu.l&. A tip top value
U..W Yw"ft 'l"rrt4 l...hen7 a.ua
lti.U •• JliCft. ---1.101 ........ ODita .. _
at only $."55.000. Nev Newport
1'fewpart 11¥'4. a.t 30dl St.
Jrlftl().,. I&.&CB
8A 1800 ~ JlA. OH..J ba.
IRVINE
TERRACE
SEE OUR FUR..NISHED MODEL HOWES
Select Now
,.. "-$24,110
... ,., ..... $3,000
MACCO CORPORATION
Sale. Office. 101 HlrtJway, oppoalte
Irvlne Coast Country Club
Harbor 6795
COIOU DB. Ill
VOGEL VALUE
LARIE CGIIEI VIEW-LOT
II CMOU IIIIIII.JIDS
REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE-{)NLY $10,950
NJN' family hom~ IOC'at~ bt>tw~n ~a \'lew and ~an
Blvd on a 35' lot 3 bt-drooms. 2 baths. 2 ftreplaces. The
only hom~ that we know of 10 this c-ho1~ location tor
only $18.500 Very gOOd terms
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. Cout Bwy., Corona del Mar HA: 1741; HA: CTm
BILLS lEST . BUYS
TWO-BEDROOI CIIIIIIEI
Only one block Crom Mesa Shopplnr Center, eo.ta M.esa..
A home you will be proud to own. Clean u a pln.
Room for extra unit on rear ol lot. only 11!SQ0 down.
WTEII ....
Calltomla desten spadoua 3-bedtoom 2·bath home.
Built In kitchen. mcludlng dlshwuher, large ~a.ktut
area and dining room. ~ar living room with huJe fiagston~ fl~la~ Clus lined. life-time guaranteed to~ air furnace and hot water huttor Ca~M thru
out A MUST TO SEE-BRA.\'0 NEW. PRlCED RlCJIT
at $26.950
W. A. TOBIAS, Realtor
AND ASSOClA TES
"you'U like our rriendly .service'
Vlalt us at our n«>w location
Ulx-rty 8 1139 220 E. lith St .. Costa Mesa
EV~r!iCS CALL UbE-rty 8 8566, U 8·5665
EICLUSIYE
UDO ISLE LOT
50 tt on Cf>noa -8S f't on V1a Soud Pt>rmanent
VI~· SZi.OOO tcrms
COSTA IESA
3 bedroom tram~ East SJdt> Largt> lot. allt"y, room to
add $7500, RU on rontran Wa.nt~ $1500 dO"-n Submit
all otten
DESUT LOVERS
Hav~ a lot In Rld,l!f'("T'~t. Inyokern area.
~10 CASH
IUUEIS--SPECUUT.S
HOW ABOt.'T TiftS ON"E!
2 lobi and "old~r" 3 bt>droom !tame. All on one alte tor
$10.250, lt>rms. (Lots In a~a worth SS.SOO apiece. I
A.L.S0--1 · tM-droom stucro. wr-st side. on Monrovia.
f7'SOO. tH1'QS.. WUI trade for :l-~ In ar.a.
AJ....S0.-.3 l..,.,e bedrooms. c~tJna and drapes ln· du~. ~ Jot. fenced, $13.500, pod terms.
Fil-l,
REALroa
3QO W. Balboa Blvd.. Newport -..eb. HarlM!r JQt
m' N""PPft BlYd~ ec.ta Meaa. Ubtn,y a.5101
......... lllwl
OF llA Y A1m HAUO• EPI'TitAJifC'E
lmma('l.llat~ custom buUt 2·tM-d~ ..,. .__ ~
batbtt., M8Ut11\a.l kJIIehen and dlnJ.na I'OCD wtQs ......
._,_ 2 ~ !lpedoua roama. bWlt·tD TV. doillllt
..... 2 ..... 1" )'MDI ol4. "'-'~ .........
and ca,.cs laduded Ill Ole Jll'b of ......
-.ppolntnMnt Clftly.
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GAS UlfGJ:. l9l5'l catr .. A sat-
tl• cp, crldclle. Jlul door.
W&ftboua pJiee t189.Sl. Mo
cub dr\., pay onlY t2.18 ~-Wk.
BAUGHN'S nJJtM'nJ1tE W ABE·
BOUSE. 660 W. 17th St.. CoRa
M.ML Stole bra.: Mon-J'rt, 9-9;
Sat., 9-6; Sun., 11·5. U 8-3186.
CASH BATES FOB ENSIGN W.Aift ADS
1 Time 2 Timea 3 nmee
lO words or lei)i:ss,__ __ _ .75 1.25 1.50
21 to 30 wordLQo.s ___ _ 1.00 1.50 2.00
31 to 40 word~.o.B----1.25 2.00 2.50
Each word over·40 .03 .OS .07 11¥1111
BEDROOM SETS, clearln~ out all
Ooor warehouse .. ock. Wa~
howse prlae $86.44. C&ah or pay
only $2.27 Pft wee-k.
BAUGHN'S FURNJTURE WARE·
ROUSE. 660 W. 17th St .. eo.ta
Mesa. Store bra.: Mon-Frl .. 9-9;
Sat., 9-6; Sun., ll·5, 1J 8-3186.
:;ash raust be received within 7 days of first insertion I ~ IDiu.n4. fUI
mo,.. plu. tare• van cml1
... bour anywbere wtthln ao
m1l& 1\ma lt&rta at Y'O'P'
door. Loweat rat• and flee
estimata on .tate utd nation·
wtde mo'Vlnl and on lltoraae.
No extra marre tor S.turdaYI
orBolldayL
niE ULE
400/o II IOo/o Off
NO DOWN-TERMS
U· S. IOYIL
50,000-MJLE GUARANTEE
Wholesale price for
Retail Customers
IIIE IYERS
UNION SERVICE
Avocado It Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Next to l amalca Inn
Harbor3094
UVING ROOM SETS, liquidation
all warehouse stock. Ware-
house prices $89.41. Cash or
pa y only $2.24 per wt-ek.
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St., Costa
Mesa. Store h rs.: Mon-Frl.. 9·9:
Sat., 9·6: Sun . 11 ·5. U 8-3186.
7-PlECE din. groups, all colors.
Warehouse price $59 44 Cash
or pay only $2.25 per week
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St .. Costa
Mesa. Store h rs: Mon-Frt .. 9-9;
Sat .. 9·6: Sun .. 11 ·5. Ll 8-3186.
FREEZER. brand new Admiral
11 ~ cu. ft Warehouse p rice
$186.84: No crash dn .. pay only
$1 98 per week.
BAUGHN'S FURNITIJRE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St .. Costa
Mesa. Store hrs.: Mon-Frt .. 9·9:
Sat.. 9·6: Sun .. 11 -5. U 8-3186.
HAMMOND ORGANS
ALL MODEI...9
Beautllul Hammo nd Co n s o 1 e
with Leslie trpe.a.ker-perfect con·
dJUon--fteeptional buy.
259(, discount WurJit:zer spinet
or1an, latest 1957 model. used
only one week.
Hard to flnd-used Hammond
Chord Organ-we have one. like
new, substantia l savlngs.
Elec:tronlc organ. uW.
keyboards, 25·note pedal
Less than ~ new cost.
organs from $395.00.
PIANO SALE
2 full
board.
Other
RE FR.. General Elec:trlc, bli 10~
cu. ft.. used 1 month. Ware -
house prtoe $186.49. No cash
dn., pay only $2.29 per week.
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St .. Costa
Mesa. Store hrs.: Mon-Frl., 9·9:
Sat.. 9-6; Sun.. 11-5. U 8-3186.
TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNl·
TURE AND APPLIANCES ON
NEW MERCHANDISE.
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St., Costa
Mesa. Store hrs.: Mon-Fri., 9 -9;
Sat.. 9-6; Sun .. 11·5. U 8-3186.
STANDARD SIZE bathtub, $20.
~Wallace CaJderhead lewel-
er, 31.23 E. Coast Hwy .• COM.
AUTOMATIC washer, 1957 Gen·
eral Electric. the overflow rinse
model. Wa rehouse price $199.·
81. No cash dn .. pay only $2.50
per week.
BAUGHN'S FU~rnJRE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St.. Costa
Mesa. Store bra.: Mon-Frt .• 9-9;
Sat .. 9 -6; Sun., 11·5. Ll 8-3186.
5 ROOMS furniture. '57 O'Kt-efe
It Merritt cp range, brand new
Admiral refr . two-door auto·
malic. big 7-pc. dining group,
10-plece living room and two
complete bdrm gToups. Ware-
house price S738 49. No cash
dn . pay only S7 04 per wt-ek
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St .. Costa
Mesa. Store hrs.: Mon-Frl .. 9·9:
Sat .. 9-6: Sun .. 11·5 LI 8 3186.
HOTPOINT ELECTRIC stove. dbl
oven. rotlsst'rle. grill pla te.
used only 4 months. S300
Trundle bu nk be-ds 4 months
old with spreads. $50. Ll 8·8469
or see at 700 St. Ja mes Rd ..
Clltf Haven
DO YOU NEED==-~M:-:::0,-:-N=EY " WE
BUY ANY USF:D FURNrnJRE
OR APPLIANCES.
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
ROUSE. 660 W. 17th St .• Costa
Mesa. Store hn.: Jrfon-Frt. .• 9-9 ;
Sat.. 9-6; Sun .• 11·5. U 8-3186.
FOR THE BEST BUYS
IN USED FURNTTURE
AND .APPLI.ANCES-SEE
PIIWPS FUIIITURE
2089 Harbor Blvd .• Costa Mesa u 8-2621.
Dainty French Provincial Spinet
Plano. beautiful flnl&h. n ceUent cond ition $489. Terms $4.00 per TRADE IN your old furniture
wt-ek. and appliances on nt-w They
a rt-worth more than you think
Rent a beautiful Spinet plano, BAUGHN'S FtJR.NTTI.JRE WARE·
rent to apply on purchase. Prac· HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St .. Costa
ttce pianos rent u low as $5 per Mesa. Store hrs.: Mon-Frt., 9 ·9:
month. Sat.. 9-6; Sun .. 11·5. U 8 -3186.
Steinway Grand, large size, also CAJ11 FOB SALE
Kna be, Mason • Hamlin, and 1946 FORD station wagon. Body
many other fine Grands from In n cellent condition
$479. HA 3129·R
SCHMIOT.PHILLIPS
Big Plano and Organ Store,
Established 1914
6th lr Main, Santa Ana
HOUSEFUL of furniture. com -
plete 10-plec:e living, 5-plec:e
dining and complete bedroom
group. Warehouse price $278.41.
Cash or pay only $3.04 per wk.
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St .• Costa
Mesa. Store hra.: Mon-Frt., 9-9;
Sat .. 9·6: Sun .• 11-5. U 8-3188.
TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNI·
TURE AND APPLIANCES ON
NEW MERCHANDISE.
BAUGHN'S FURNITURE WARE·
HOUSE. 660 W. 17th St., Costa
Mesa. Store hra.: Mon-Frt .• 9-9;
1956 LINCOLN Capri. Full power
equipment. alr conditioned. all
accessories. new tires. ort,tnal
owner. 13.950. RA 5660. COM
1954 AC 5-pa.sMnger convertible
Wlll consider trade or accept
reasonable ofler. Can arrange
flnanclng. Baroni ww. Call
Harbor 1835· W befOI'e 10 a.m.
or alter 6.
Sat., 9·6: Sun., 11·5. U 8-3186. IlEAL ESTATE DCIIAIIGE
MEDITERRANEAN dfn. rm. .et;
6 chain and buffet; de luxe
Universal eu ranre. All In rood condition. HA 3467-R.
914~ E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
AlJWMATIC waaher. Phllco the
de luxe one Warehouse prict'
A. SJUIIDT I I IJMU
R. E. 1c BUSINESS BROKER
~~~-a Specialty RES A. DESERT L01'S
AND ACREAGE
2912 W. Cout Rwy. U . 8-1521.
Long Beach 2701 E. 4th. HE 4-~
$149 51. No ca.sh dn. Pay only nADE
S1 77 PH week. =-:-==-==----:-:-~-:---BAUGHN'S J'URNI'JURE WARE-TRADE IN your old watch on a Costa new Hamilton. liberal allow· BOUSE. 660 W. 17th St.. ance. See Wallace Calderhead
Mesa. Store bra.: Mon-Frt .• 9•9: Jeweler, 3123 E. Coast Bwy ..
aEAL ESTATE 6 aE.WTALS
PRIVATE OFFICES with phone
answering service. SecrH&ry
and notary available. Ground
n oor, New Trident Bldg .• 2200
Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
(Adjacent to South Coast Co.)
Offices and sernl-prlvate desk
space. HArbor 3028.
FURNISHED APT=-.-_-:N-:-o~cb:-:1~1<-=----tren-;
no ~t.s. 610 Marguerite, COM.
.O-FT. VIEW LOT on Haul Dr.
$7950 Harbor 6440
SJTUATJOifS WAifTED
REUABLE whlte woman. expe-
rienced. wants day work Mon.,
Tues. • Wed. Lido Isle refer.
ences. Call HA 2075 before
9 a .m.
GIRL FRIDAY -t-xperle~ ln
general otflce. bookkeeplni.
shorthand. typing, sales, pur-
chasing, Inventory. Wlll take
temporary work. Harbor 6754.
GARDEN WORK wanted. Phone
Ra. 1038. PbU Brooks.
HELP W AlfTED
H111 JOI ofte1 WisiJell
to make a professiona l change to
better serve your fellow man.
To Increase your productive time.
To Insure your future regardless
of age.
To double your income.
? YOU HAVE?
Then see Mr. Grogan
Sa les Supervisor
H• .. r Rut ••••rial , ...
lEW Ill
'I'RAN8YER A STORAGE
1966 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mea
Pbone: ~. U 8-2274
Nllht, Ba S583 or U 8-60) * ........ 1 * a&ftl r• All o •••
J"DU WATCH REPAIRING
"Prompt Servtce-
lteulmable Price~"
ISIS&. Cit....,,. C.... del Mcu
lnle Prejeclars
FOR RENT 8-MM 16-MM JS.MM
and 16MM Soun.i Project.on
FAST COLOR FILM SERVICE Yodel Atrpla.ne Supplies
.. II Callera S.O,
1782 Newport Blvd., Costa Meu
Phone Uberty 8-700
Sli11 I R•••••t s,.ce ftr ...
American Legion 215 15th St.
Meetinp 2nd-4th Wed. 8 p.m.
WHEELER ELECTRJC
Electrical Contracting
Fr~ Estimates
ZTS3·D E Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
HA 6241 Days LI 8-1315 Eves
LUGGAGE-Zenith radio. 3 band
cabinet short wave set ; gas
heater; ha ll runner; c hina;
dishes; lamps; hand tools, etc.
For sale cheap. All d ean. 216
Diamond Avt'., Balboa Island .
RA 2146.
11M2 Newpcrt Blvd~ eo.ta Mesa UIIYICU ------------------------wANTED: Boys who like to earn
money a.nd win prizes; 11 t o
14 years of age. Call the En·
sign. Harbor 1114.
COMPI..ETE PAIN11NG
PAPER RANGING SERVICE
HA 2976
SOME FREE _ 30ME FEE Sample selection In your home.
AppUcanu needed. many omee EUGENE 0 . SAUNDERS
Jobs, abo restaurant. and do· 500 3ht Street, Newport Beach
melt:Jc:e. Many Jot. for quallt1ed
men. (~ now.) Painting -Decorating
lune Farrar Empl. A.pncy, PAPER HANGING
402~ 32nd St.. NltrD«t GEORGE BURKHARDT
AID MC>"nfER-Live 1n or out. Llcen.aed Contractor
Call HA 374. 1897 Oranp Ave. eo.t.a Mesa
FURNISHED 2-story house In Liberty 8-8628
CDM. 2 bedrooms plus storage GARDEN SPil.A.YJNG _Our .pee·
Or hobby room. laundry. 114 latty. Us~ baR matertala and
baths, permanent tenant de-power machine for your flow·
sired. $125 on monthly basis. era and lbruM. Jut lUte you
Less for lease. Evenings and want It! AJao wash wlndowa
week end.a phone U 8· 7177. and other thin ca. Call alter
UNFURNISHED 2 -bdrm. house. 5 p.m. HA 80t·M.
garage and fireplace. garbage
dlsp.. newly decorated. Shown
by appointment. Harbor 1732.
620"' Fourth at Orchid. COM.
$50 PER MON11l 'til l une 1st.
one-bdrm. turnlshed apt. near bl .,._ bay. Nice yard for ~hild. 309 Free Estlmat•·Beuona e .n.atel
Anade or WE 9-4496.
IIIU
DE HAPPIEST
tillS II TIWII
START NOW AS A
TEIDIIIIE
IPEIIT.
Full Pay aa You Learn
Frequent Increases
Plea.aant Offices
-APPLY-
8:30 to 4:30
122 West ThJrd.
Santa Ana
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
D. SIMMONS -U 8·88l0
Walt's •••• ...... ,.
CARPEJniRT, PAIN'I'UfG
P APERBANCJNG, UPHOLSTERY
AND MOST MINOR HOME
REP AIRS. Min' AI.. TENSION
SCREEifS IIE9C'ltD:NED wrm A.LUM1Nl1ld. Llbm.Y 8-8523
SCR.EENs-AWMINCS
Ftet Elltimat•
'niE AWJifmG MAN u ~4'1'32 Sat.. i_.; Sun., 11·5. U 8-31.86. COM. 4 ROOMS. tum I~. Includes '57 ___ ........, ____ ......., ___ Top Job ~nlu.-.n ftelda.
Wt!dg"-'ood ranee cp, brand ICIIOOI.S, Dr1'1'11Vcnolf en and Women
n~ Pbllco refr., 7-plece dlnlnc PIANO INSTRUcnON _ TerN& UO 'J'\dt1.n..-Newpart Beadl
IJOUp, 10·plece • Uvtne room Renner (Mh. A... Jtenner), ac·
trroup, complete bdrrn. croup. cepdnl a llmlt4MI number of (ACI'C* from AD-American
Waretlou.e price $528.91. No PQplla far plano. Conoert pJan. partdnc lot)
cuh dn., pq onlY ~.39 per •-of three contln.ntl. Grado·
=D'S J'U1llm't1BE WAR!!· :"t. ltUcSent of Bela Bartok. .a8 ~~'!,~~~~~
BOllS!!. 880 W. 17t.ll St. eo.ta SeTa Dr.. ?>M· BA ~-nee 5-dq --. adva:fa.
W... 9tot. brs.: JICIIl·JJ'l. 1·1: WAJITD IMDtL l'fewport Harbor Bank,
Sat.. U ; IUJi... U·l. U l-IlA WAN rw -IO;tnciti tabU aaw. z":"ac:.m • ..,!.:r.=Cout::-::--:-:-:8:-"":r:r":'"...,aJM.n----x---li ft. WiiiiD'=M IGiiiMOfi Call Harbor at-.J. lAB !fC'a Batdllhcblne ()per
10 b p. ..-...; ..... ...Uole; • ... ........ a.p.. -...
atra -a,...._t. ... -JJ. MOB ...... A llrl _,...... J.-••• k. Mt&lhl ala.
!f.wpaft .......... u ...-. .............. -.... '· .... ,_ JlatW .......... z. JIA JIUo.l. .. o..t ..,. aJII.
U.-d Auto hrta. 11NI
We Bu7 cars and Sc:rap Mt'W u..-n 1-7011
~ Placetltiel A"-. o.ta ~~-
.........
SHAR~TEitS Matt McCalla (left) and Norm Begg at tha Sports Canter.
And now there are only a cou-
ple of dozen ... At least there Ia
one leu real estate o«ioe on
Balboa Ialand due to the closlnl
up of Marlner'a Isle RealJy and
aca~tnr of their personnel. We
hear Maz.et ls otl aalarl-lni
..rain. or at leut taklni a trip.
Hal Houser is sticking close to
home minding bls own proper-
ties . . . Walt Bliven moved
across the street to the Chet
Salt.bury ottlce and Ruth Par·
doll atarted one on her own.
Trap Shooting ~pert Joins
Staff at Sports Center Shop
. .. . .
Gordon Sickler Is a new asao·
elate member of the Newport
Harbor Realty Board. He's with
the Paul Iones Reelty outfit In
Newport.
• • •
Dan Drlscoll, education com
m ittee-chairman. reveals plans
tor a Unlverslty extenalon course
at Santa Ana College on Wednes-
day evenings.
• • •
Matt McCalla, tnp ahootlnr
expert,,t. a n~ member ot the
atatf at the Sporg Center, 2615
W. Cout Hwy., Mewport Beach,
It la announced by owner Norm
Be gr.
Mr. McCalla holda an unotfJ.
clal record ot 223 straight ln trap
shooting. Rrcently he shot 100
st.ralrht at the South Cout Gun
Club, first time tor a novice
member.
Hla favorite ~n Ia a Model 12
Winchester, trap arrade (the one
he holds In the a~ picture.)
He Ia a Navy veteran. havtnr
seen submarine RrVlce In the
South Pactflc and of! Korea trom
1951 to 1954.
Both Mr. Begc and Mr. Mc-
Calla are active In the South
Coast Gun Club. Mr. Beer par-
ticipates primarily ln rltle shoots
1TIIil , • ., .. ,.alia
New members of the Newport
Harbor Realty Board, welcomed lllf Be Rill laclc
since the first of the year. ln·
elude Marjorie Kistler. associated Young magld an Michael Perry
with her husband, Art. at hla I of 206 Co1a1 Ave .. Balboa Island,
Newport Blvd. otttce ln Newport; felt temporary disappointment
P. W. Barrelt. actlve. aasoclated Sunday atternoon ot Jut week.
with Town lr Surf Realty; Mil· and what martctan wouldn't ll
dred Stoney. active. uaoclated their ma1tc equipment dlaap·
with Bay and Beach Realty In _peartd!
eo.ta Mesa; and lohn Kimble, It happened \hla way. Mkhael.
who returns to the Harbor Area who keep. hla maate paraph8· r~al estate picture u an &UO· nalJa In an attic at hJ. hbme.
elate of Neal Martin 1n Cocta went to church Sunday momJnr.
Mesa When he returned. MJchaeJ dl.s·
There have also been a num-covered 110me ot his maelc equip·
ber of change-abouts and Jea n ment m taslng.
Graham Is back In the escrow He called the pollee and aald
departmt-nt of tht-Newport Har-he would be out of business un-
bor Bank. less he could get his "stulr'
• • • back. Michael aald he had
A. J Vlccelllo of the Ray Real· $18 Invested In "hla company."
lty Co .. Corona de l Mar. was the Later In the afternoon, Michael
winner of a new award. "Realtor reported to the pollee that one of
of the Year." presented by Bay hta 9"·year-old companions had
Escrow at the annual dinner returned his magic equipment.
meeting ol the Newport Harbor "But he didn't explain the reason
Board of Realtors. tor returnlnr lt." Michael sal d.
"A. J." wu orl£lnator of the
Realty Board's "no alana'' •vee· Fot letterbea4a ~d tmVel~
ment and was honored for the Call the Erwfrn. Qarbor Ul'-
tlme he spent ln helping to t'n·
force the restTlctlon to clear the
Harbor Area of property "for
aale" signs.
Harold Snyder of the Corona
del Mar Vogel ottlce won a trip
for 2 to KawaU u top multiple
Business
Directory
Hating aalemnan .tor the .eeond CADD IWf~ADI
ronaecuUve year. He wu aalea· ------------man ol the month 4 times dur·
lnr 1~. Mr. and Mra.. Snyder
wUJ leave by plane on Feb. ~ for
Honolulu.
Matt LaBorde wu awarde6 a
trip for 2 to Acapulco u top list·
0.,1&LJ
-·~··· .. ,..,.......u. ..........
er for the teCOnd yeaz In a row. tOlf E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa
He received the top u.ttna llonor ---------------
3 Urnes durin£ 19S6. Matt haa de·
dded on a vialt to New Orleana
lnatead (he-all hall• from there).
Mr. and Mra. LaBorde wUJ leave
In Aprtl.
Runnen up for top aaJ..-rnen
ot the year were Ed Babeon ot V~l Corona del Mar otltce.
Maurie ,Blt.ker ol the W. A... To·
blu otflce, Frank Soule of
Oranee Coa.lt Properties. Art nett of Bay and Beaeb and
Glenn Warford of Vorrel otnce.
Runners up u top lJatera were
Mr. BJt.ku. Art A4!alr. Mr. Sny.
der and Da.n nrt.coll of Ult'
Void Co. • • • "What the Chamber Ia dolng
tor the Bultor" is the topic at
Ufe breakfast meeting th~ morn-
Ing (Thursday> ot the Newpqrt
Harbor Board of Realtort.. Speak·
ert are Wlutam O'Bryon. pteel·
dent ot th~ Newport Harbor
Chamber. and Pete Gt!dds. pres·
ldl'nt ol the eo.ta "Mesa Cham-
ber.
"T-..,.
POWEll TOOLS
D) VIctoria St..
NEW IN NEWPORT AREA
U.l Filii ....
"LLb Jialk:"'
a.nd hu won a number of medals
In NRA ahoota. (He la holdlni a
Remina1on 58. trap erade, ras
operated, In the above picture.>
Mr. McCalla hu won many tro·
phles ln trap shoot&
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PHONE HYec:intt. 2-1195
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JAMES D. RAY
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M46 E. COAST HWY ..
CORONA DEL MAl
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1177
THESE NEW RESIDENTS of Newport Heights
are all re cent newcomers from The Netherlands.
Left to right ore Mrs. Jon Pete rse, Mr. Peterse ,
daughter Nancy and a friend of the family,
Jan De Riuter. In the foreground is 12-year-old
Lucio Peterse .-{Ensign photo)
Febiuary Building Total w al~ Mellott
AI d N $300. """ Cha1rman of rea Y ear 1VVV Home Show
BuUdlnJ permits wued In e REWI'OBT IIEJGIITS Walt~ B. Mellott. past presi-
Newport ~ach during the past I J. E. Spangl~r. wall at 406 dent of the California Builders
week totalled a little over 1150.-Aliso, $445. Exchange and prominent Harbor
000, bringing the record for the e BAT SBOilE.S area and Orang~ County builder,
month close to $300,000. James Cunningham. alterations has a~pted the chamnanshlp
Following permits w~re l.s.sued : at 2831 Baylhore Or .. $1.200. of the Third Annual Orange e COBORA DEL MA.B e CUFF BAV'EX County Home Show to be pre-
Clyde Thomu, re-roof dwell-WUllam ColJins. addition at ~nted May 15·19 at the Orange
3 •'>IV\ Ez 6 5 I County Falrgroun<b. lng at 17 Goldenrod . .......,; 1 Kings Pl., $3,000. George Colourts. nationally
Skinner. commls.sary added at • LIDO ISLE known show producer. has r~-
Snack Shop, 2305 E. Coast Hwy.. Mnl. Ruth Lane. addition at , turned from his latest show In
$8.900: Ellz.abeth Page, l ·story. 1· 843 VIa Udo Soud. $1.500. I Calgary, Alberta, Canada. to dl-
unlt dw~1llng at 304 Polrusettla. e 8ALaOA rect the Orange County ev~nt
$14.000; Charles Mutera, 2·•tory, Mrs. Otis Buckingham. demol-for the third year. Th~ annual
1-unlt dwelling at 324 Hazel Or.. l.sh bulldine at 1909 E. Bay Ave. show Is sponsored by the Orang~
$16.600; Nita Badger, l ·story. 1· $1,000. Humphrey Murphy, 2· County Bulld~rs A.saoclatlon
unit dwelling at 234 Poinsettia, story. 1-unlt dwelling added at In addition to the display of
$18.000. 1319 W. Bay Ave., $14,160; L. S. every newly developed Idea for e DIVDfE TEUACE Bl4keslee, 2-story. 2·unlt dwell-the older as well u th~ modem
Harry Kelso, swimming pool, lng at 716 W. Balboa Blvd .. $19.· home. the show wUJ hav~ a num-
1.231 Dolphin Terrace, $3.000. 300: Edward Kover. 2-story add!-ber ol Sl)eelal events Including e aAJ.,ItOA ISL&JfD tlon at 1TI9 Plaza del Sur, 86.120. an entert&Jnment troupe on the
ElrDer Worrel, 4emolllh garap e Jt&WIOBT ~ nightly and a county-wt~
.at 122 Diamond and coNJti'Uct Uoyd Har,..eaves. 1-story, 2-contest for queen of the ahow.
dwelllng, SU.lOO: Harvey Brown. unit dwelllne at 129 45th St.. Following In his father's foot·
remodel kitchen. 548 S. Bay, $500. 113.300; Murre! nttie, bar at 113 steps. Mr. M~llott haa aupervtsed
22nd St .. $200; John Splang~r. 2· the building of thouaan<b of Qr.
story addition at 15216 W. Ocean ang~ Cou nty art-a homes. u well
Ft.. $10.000; Otto Aumack. car as constructlnr t he headquart~
port at 7304 W. Ocean Ft~ $600: I fire station In Santa Ana , the
A. Mickle. cabana at 21 Drake. Fullerton High School additions.
Lido Trall~r Park. S2.400; Ingram Newport High School gym facll
1r Buck, swimming pool for hotel l ltles. Orange Coast College II·
at 617 31st St .. $2.8216: Phllmer brary, art and stud~nt renters,
Ell~rbroek. remodel otrlre at 320 as w~ll as a number of romml"r
W. Coast Hwy.. $2.000: Robe-rt clal structures and tract drvelop.
A I ex a n de r, d~mollsh "Capt. ments. At p~nt he Is develop·
Billy's Flah "Shack." 6490 W. lng Harbor Highlands
LEGAL JfOTJCE
No. A 28605
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF
ANNA M. SANDERSFELO,
aoo known as
ANNA M. DOCHERTY. Deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the aald
decedent or said estate to ttl~
them with the necessary vouch-
ers In the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State
ot CalUomla. in and !or the
County of Orange, or to praent
the same, with the necnaary
vouchers. to the underslped at
his or her place of bYAlness.
to-wit:
BANK OF AMERICA National
nu.t A: Sav1np ADoclatJon. c;o
Uurwttz and Hurwitz. P. 0 . Box
335. Newport Beach. CallfomJa
within m month.a alter the first
pubUc:atlon of thla noUce.
Dated Feb. 1, 1957
BANK OF A..MEIUCA
National Truat and
Sav1np .u.odatlon
WIL.I.1AM L YOUNG
Executon of the
FAtate ol aald
decedent.·
Hurwitz A: Hurwitz
Attomeya at Law
P. 0 . Box 335
Newport Beadl. California
Publlab: J'eb. 7. 14. 21. 28. 1957
Coast Hwy .. $100: Sandy Steiner. He Is a member al Lions lnt~r
sign for Gino's, 2922 W. Coast national. the Elks and the New
Hwy. $50: Blue Dolphin, '2 signs. port Chamber of Cbmm~l"('(>. of
335!5 Via Lido, S60. which he Is a past director.
He resides In Newport Beach
L I 8 I with hla wile. Patricia. and two 0Ca OW ers daughters. Diana Ma~. 4, and
T opCanadians ;:, ";;.:._ ..... 11
Six 3-man bowline teams from
Canada came out on the short
end of a bowllnr duel with local
bowlers Saturday al\emoon on
th~ MunJctpal Lawn Bowtlnr
Greens. Newport ~ach. Local
bowl~ra won 4 games. tied one,
and la.t only one. Team score
for Newport Beach waa 146 while
the team score for the Canadians
wu 117 points..
~ Corona del Mar bowlenl
captured top honors ln the
weekly Australian singles tourn-
ament Tuesday of last week on
the local ~ns.
•·•·· ...... .... Mayme Delila Donnelly 75. a BaThOa laland resident for 13
years, died Friday, Feb. 15. at her
home. 115 Ga.m~t Ave. She was a
natlw ot Columbus Grove. Ohio
She la aurvl~ by her hus .
band. Walter; on~ son. James of
Harbor Highlands
Funeral servic-es we~ held
Monday at Baltz M or t u a r y
chapel at Coron a del Mar, with
the Rev. Ralph Fortune ot Bell-
Oower co-om clatllll' with Bar·
bor Eutem Star chapter 56&
Orco Block C~.
Joe Stamp of 4.11 Narclsaua
Aw. won first plllft with 15
polnta. J. E. Wilcox of 4.26 Poin-
settia Ave. wu a.ec:ond with 12.
and Walter Wood ot 439 Carna-
tion Aw. won third place after a
play-ott wlth Mrs. D. C. Bauer of
365 VIa Lido. Lido Isle, and Wal·
ter hanon ol 722 Goldenrod
Aw .• Corona del Mar.
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Read Enatrn Oaalfted Ads.
DRESSMAXJNG AM>
AL'I'Eit.A 110l'S
MARIA SIEBER
Formerly wtth
Saka J'Utb Aftnue
By Appolntment-Barbor 6890
503 Marilold Ave.
Oorona del Mar. C&1.1forn1.a
Mrs.. Velma J. Roedel. 62. ot 1.22
Turquobe Ave .• Balboa Ialand,
died Tbu~ay, Fe b. 14. at Boag
Roepital. She wu a natlw ot
Mlchlpn and lived b .. 3 ,_,..
She la survived by a brother.
Dewit Taylor of Loe An~l-
Fune:ral Rrv1ces wer. held
Saturday at B a I t I Momaary
chapel at Corona del Mat, wtth
the Rev. James Stewart otnclat ·
ina.
PICTU~ED at the John Boler resic:J.,~ in lrv,,..
Terrace during the lest day of the Be~er Air-
croft Corporation sttles meeting ttre (left to
right} J . W. Miller, general soles meneger of
Piper Aircroft Corp. of Lod Hove,, Po : W T.
P•per, founde• of the company Md the Be ers
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Piper Attends Local Meeting ....... laJ ... ,
A J h B k . flr ... DateFIIks s 0 n a er Hosts Dealers Paul. first liOn of Mr and Mrs.
Perhaps th~ greatest number Mr Piper, after whom th~ fa.
ot aircraft people ever to assem I mous Piper Cub was named, be-
ble In the Hubor area at one gan h1s career In the aviatJon
time was here the week before world ove r ~ yean. aao. He w as
lut. 1 a partner In the Taylor A1rcraft
Dav~ Fink of 1081~ 28th St .. New·
port ~ach. could possibly bfo
come a great natJonal l~ac:k!T
Reasons! w~u. one of them b h~
was born on Lincoln's f:,lrthday.
Tuesday, Feb. 12. at Hoag Hos-
pital. PauJ w~lghs 6 pounda, 14
ounces.
The occasion was a sales train Corp at Bradford, Pennsylvania
lng meeting of 32 Piper aircraft Sev~al years later, Mr. Piper
dealers of th~ C.aJilornia.Nevada bought out the Taylor Interests,
area. W. T. Piper, 76, found~r moved th~ company to Its pres.
and prominent pioneer in th~ ent location. Lock Haven. Pa.,
field of private and utility air-and changed the name to Piper
craft. was on hand tor the meet· Alrcrlrt Corp
In e.
The Finks. fonn~rly of Santa
Monica. hav~ been living h~
atnee 1950. Mr Fink Ia owner
and o~ator ol Davey'a Locker.
a sports !l.shlng landing at 632
31st St.. Newport ~ach.
Host f th t ., h The Baker Corp Is the largest o e even was .. o n Bak~r Jr. of 700 Malabar Drive, distributor of Piper planes Read Enslgn Classilled Ada.
Irvine Terrace. Mr. Baker Is pres-rr~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:i ldent of the Baker Aircraft Cor·
poratlon, which b located at San
Jose and Long Beach. and Is the
largest wholesale distributor of
prlvat~ and utility aircraft In the
world. The company distributes
Piper and other makes of planes
In th~ last 8 years. the volume
has Increased 600 pe~nt
2-llolflt.OW Sol If
Tile PaiiiiCJHS Dies
Martin Ronald Palmgren. 2
month ·old son of Statt Set. and
Mrs. Robert M. PaJmgren of 915
W. 18th St.. Costa Mesa. died
Tuesday, Feb. 12. at his home
after a brief Illness.
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SIUTI SEAS CIR
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brother, Robert. 3; one alater,
Terry Ann. 4; paternal grand.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wlll1am
PaJmrren ol Kansas; m.atft'nal
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Korte of Mlssourl
,.,. a. L Ill -
Funeral ~rvices were held
Friday at Baltz Costa Mesa Mort
uary chapel, with the Rev P. G
Neuman officiating. Interment
was In Harbor Rest Memorial
Park. Biz•• lilllw, 85,
If c.ta •••• lies
Mrs. Elizabeth MUlow, 85, of
20<15 Maple Ave.. Costa Mesa,
died Tuesday, Feb. 12. In Orange
County Hospital alter an PX· I
tended lllnes;s. She was a native
of New J~y and lived here 3
1
years.
Sh~ Is survived by 2 sons. Eu.
gene ot the home. a nd Albf>rt of
Oregon; a brother, Louis Vlge·
II us of Washington; an~ one sis-
ter. Mn1. Annie Undlg o( Los
Angelt>s.
Funeral services were held Fri-
day at Parkes Mortuary chapel
or C06ta Mesa. with the Rev I
Charles F Hand otficlatlng. ln -
tl'rmmt w u In ~gon.
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ACIIOSS ntOM POIIT OIIAJtCE
BURNSIDE and SONS
NOW OPEN
Jac G
BREAKFAST -LUNCH -
3 R's
Cited
• and Desire to. Learn
as Education Needs
'Mrs. America'
Deadline Set
AppUcattona for'thtt 19!58 "Mrs.
America" conte.t mu.et be In by
Saturday, Feb. 23. Newpott Bar·
bor ho1J1em altnt. who are mar·
rtecl and 21 yaara ol are or avf!lr,
are eu.tble to enter the contest.
National winner wUJ receive ~s ..
000 worth of pt1.zea.
YOU WU. NIWI
II ANYONrS
VALINTINE
If ........
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•ta.Uer
HIIMrfle Cheats
Deatll a, li•utes
From the POUCE BLO II ER 2 Harbor High
Students Win
lin. Oran1e County will be ~·
leeted trom the u.t of candidates
and awarded an automatic J U
clothes dryer. She wUl compete
for state flnat. tor the Mrs. CalJ ·
fornta ttUe. The contest ta apon·
SOTed by the American Gu ~
soclatlon.
... •ns•s,.,.
ll(J 1-7010
Upon diS('overlng his old watch
was slow, he was rushing to
work and narrowly missed hav.
lng <An accid('nt at the <'Orner
of MacArthur & Coa.c;t Highway
Since pur~hasing a nrw ~'TER·
NAMATIC wat<'h from Ray F'ields
VIsta Jeweler~ W 19th St.
Costa M('sa. he Is now assured of
COI'l'«t time and eliminates hls
morning rush. LI 8·8488. Adv-
APORT /7,a/.
• tl/l011t4 /)rJ 'W411·N4~11. 'IN HI 'i
IIOW THRU IU~ 5
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A Llll'tUSAI. .I'EJIIAJOUI. I'CM!
I ECOKD FEATVBE
e SATVRDAT. FEB. 9
A matl.n.'SS was found on Bay.
side Drive. n('ar Marin(' Ave. at
the entrance to Balboa Island ...
Hub l'aps Wl're stol('n from the
<'ars of Mrs. L. E. Williams, 702
HE'lantroJ>(' An~. Corona del Mar.
and Luke Wood. 204 Emerald
Ave , Balboa Island .. Garag('
doors and assortE-d lumber were
stol('n from the va<'ant lot at 502
30th St.. Newport Bca~h ...
Somrone smeared gray paint on
the home of E. W. RoddentK'rry,
6706 Ocean F'ront. Newport Beach
. . . Ten pairs of ladles patles
w('r{' stolen from thl' clothesline
of Mrs ~Elmore. 314 Diamond
Ave. Balboa !~land . Gl('n
Saundf'rs. 19. of Costa 1\t<>sa. and
Clifford Qulc;el. 18. of Corona dl'l
Mar. Wf'rP bookNI f•lr rlisturhlng
the pt>a{'(' at Merl(''s DrivP ln.
e StmDAT. FEB. 10
Two tec>nagt-rs thrrat('n<'d to
hit a J & I. Liquor store clerk
if he didn't s('ll th<'m liquor ...
Hub <·aps were stolE'n from thP
<'ar of C'harl('s Healvelln. 215
35th St .. Newport Beach.
e MOifDAT, FEB. 11
A $150 cash register was stolen
from Delaney Brothers Fish Mar·
ket, 2800 La.fayette Ave., New·
port Beach ... $15 was ~olen
from a coke mach ine at the Del
Mar Motel, 2333 E. Coast Hwy.,
Corona del Mar ...
e 'M1ESDAT, FEB. 12
Somrone shot a hoi(' through a
wmdow at the homP of Mary
Brown. H6 Shor('CIIff Road. Shore
Cliffs . Several hub caps were
stol<>n from the car of Gene Ross.
912 Via Lido Soud. Lido lsi(' ..
The <'ar of Mrs. Mark Armistead.
51 Balboa Coves. was damaged
by a hit and run Vt'hlcle ... An
I
adding ma<'hine was !>10IPn from
Williams Stationers. 3430 VIa
Lido. Nrwport lk'a<'h . . Ten 1!111!111!.... year old Bru<'f' Pfpston of 215 l Via Menton('. Lido Isle, was bst
tf'n by a dog own<'d by ForE''ll
I Smith. 928 Vta Lido Norri. Lido
I JsiP .. Myron Lehman of 2i0
__ .,.._.._...,.._.._..__.......-__....._-.........-..... 20th St. and William Summf'r
Spedal PTA Spoa.10nd I viiiP of 2800 Lafayettf' Av~>., Nf'w
IIDDIES SHOW port SE'ach. were book<'d for
sh'f'plng In an auto Raymond
FRIDAY 1•30 p I Brown of Mermaid Apartments.
I I I 23rd St., Newport lk'a<'h. was
t • • • • t t • e • • • • • t • booked for Intoxication at 21st
St and Balboa Blvd.. Newport
Phone :n your news stories to Beach ... A Ne\lrport Beach and
your local newspaper, the En·13 Costa Mesa teena g('rs were
al,n. Harbor 1114.. booked ror posaesslon of lntoxl·
* CROWN HARDWARE*
WE
CUT
XETS
•A BOUIEIIOLD DE.AarwEWY nou-.,._.
fliE OLD COLDlY PIIITS a:-
J107 EAST CODT IDGIIWAT ~ama.xu
MUST CLEAR
ALL INVENTORY
THIS WEEK
nDY ntl IEIUGEI Tl • FIJ
BraDd Nam.e Y ~ 25% off
Req.NOW
Sock Yams ..... -65c 49c
Baby Nylo -.. ----·.. 70c 53c:
Nylo Germantwn. 95c 72c
Worsted --· .. ··---80c 60c
Christmas Sock Kits _____ 1.18 l.AI
Cuddles Pun -l5c: 72c
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IIOV••
In Art Show eating beverages ... Two 14·
year·old boys of a Norwalk boy's
home was arrested on charges
of runaway and if'and theft auto
at l'tkFaddt'n St. and ~an Ft ..
Newport SE'ach ... Mary Galdlng
of tm 20th St.. Newport Beach,
lost a wallet containing $100.
Two Harbor High School sen -
Iors have won Gold Keys In the
Scholastic Art Show held annual·
ly by BuUock's In Lo8 Angeles.
e WEDifESDAT, J'Ea. 12
Two runawa_y Juveniles from B
Bellflower boy's home were
booked on charges of grand t heft
auto ... Someone attempted to
break Into the restaurant of
~rge Hiner at the end of New .
port Pier ... A radio was stolen
from th(' fifth grade classroom at
the Newport Heigh~ &hool ..
A bicycle was stolen from th('
Corona drl Mar &hool grounds
.. Sevf'ral bullets were found
on thP street ncar a mall box In
tht' 300 block of E Bay Ave ..
Balboa.
e TRUBSDAT. FEB. 14
$1 30 In n!ckles was stolen
from a soap machine at the Pay
less Laundromat. 306 Newport
Blvd .. Newport Hel~thts ... A
sparto tlre and wh('('l were stolen
from an alley In the r<'ar of
home of Robert B. McCormick.
108~ 30th St.. Newport Beach
... Two tO.year-old boys to~
down a city litter sign at 9th St.
and Ocean Front. Balboa.
e FB.IDAT, FEB. 15
They ar(' Peggy Bush . student
In Mra. ShlrlPy Rice's class, and
David Rt>naker. of Robert Ma·
theny's class. Peggy's prize win
ner Is a rontour drawing. and
David's work Is a p('nctl rcndt'r
ln g of still Jlf(>.
Certificate of merit winnt'rs are I
Leo Bestgf'n. Kar('n FORtt'r, Me·
linda Smith, Nancy McClellan
and Louise Lieber.
They <'ompett'd with high
school art students of the entire
Southern California, from Yen·
tura down to San Diego.
'Eacj111r's Week'
Is Preclaimed Here
Mayor Dora Hill has Issued a
proclam ation dE'slgnat1ng this
W('('k as "Engln(>(>r's W('('k." It ls
sponsored In this a rea by the
Orange County Chapter of the
California Society of ProfealonaJ
EnJineera. Urban Bell of Bay
Shores Is uatstant chairman for
Eng1n~a Week. which t• de·
signed to foater Interest In engl-
n~lng as a car('('r. John C Setc;er, 28. of Costa
Mt>Sa, was arre~t'd for driving
whll(' Intoxicated ... A pen, llewco... Cl ..
watch. and purse was stolen 1 from a gym locker at the New· Will 1111 T•MIJ
port Harbor High School ... Ed·
ward Nordaker. 24. Md Stanley
Nastrl. 19, both of Costa Mesa,
were booked on charges of drlv·
ing while Intoxicated ... A platl·
num ring set with 10 d iamonds
and wvE'ral sapphires was stol('n
from thr home of Mrs. Au"tln
Sturt('vant. 1921 Bayside Drive.
Corona del Mar.
e SATVJlDAT, FEB. 16
A hub cap was stolE'n from the
<'ar of Mrs. Hal Dike. 101 Via
Ni<'e. Lido Isle ... Fishing E-quip·
m('nt was s1olen rrom a boat
bt>lnngln~t to Harry Orrence ol
Los Angei<'S ... A diamond ring
wnl! found In a vacant lot In the
100 block oC Via Lnrca.. Lido Isle.
e StnmAT. FEa. 17
A bicycle was stolen Crom thP
home of T A McDougal. 208
Grand Can al. BaJboa Island ...
A mattreM wu found on the
Ar<'hH overpass ... A thief stole
$85 from the home of William R. Mlram~. 241 VIa ~noa, Lido Isle
... A revolver. knlva.. fireworks,
and ammunition we-re confis·
cated by poJice from 19·year·old
Donald Wlege of Chapman Col·
Ier e at the main beach , Corona
del Mar.
e MOKDAT, PEa. 11
Thrt!e glus doors were broken
Ln houses under corwtructlon on
Maranls Drtve. Harbor Hlrhlanda
... A hit and run dama«ecl the
car of Edna Sklnh~. 222 La
Jolla Drive, Newport Helrh ta ..•
A tire and wheel were .tolm
from the car of Georce cyr, 417
Goldenrod Ave .. Corona del Mar
. . . Someone ~ld $500 dama&ee
to a plutered waJI In a hoUM
under coMtructJon at 121 52nd
St.. Newport Beach ... A buqr)ar
stole 1845 worth of tools from
Ren'le'a Dt.-el Service. 2311
Newport Blvd .• llfewport Beacb.
The Ncwcolfl('rs club will hold
their monthly meeting at noon
Tuesday, Feb. 26, at lrvtne Coun.
try Club. A demonstration In
flower arrangements will be pre ·
sented by Mra. Jewel Welty of
the Welty Flower Shop. Corona
del Mar .• Newcom ers Interested
can phone Harbor 6963.
Spaulding's Jewelers
307 Marine Ave.
Balboa Island
villa • mar1na
aAnmE Da!VE AT llAmlQ AVE.
(Eatraac:. to aaJboa bkmd)
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 27
Reservations Now
Harbor 3930
LUICHEOI n• 12 110011
PreMnt.d through the coo~ of
the Villa ~ Vema Miller
and the Follcnring Diatinoti~e Shopa.
Ruby's Childrena Shop
13911 S . Tustin Ave.
Tustin
Vema Miller School of Charm
Commenta ry, Fashion Models
307 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
Fun Fashions
2659 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
NEXT FASHION SHOW WEDNFSDAY, MARCH 13
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