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Li~':'or Permit .
IIU CAGNEY peints to the location of the pro-
posed Mayfair Market neor the Newport C ity
Holl, on pt"o~riy thot he hos leased from Pacific
Ele ctric. lo the center is his attorney. Donald D.
Harwood, and ot the right is Mr. Horwood's os·
sociote, James L. Ruble Jr. The street ot the top
of this plot pion is Newport Blvd., and ot the"
bottom is Bafboo Blvd. The oreo is between 30th
al'ld 32nd streets, with o smoll portion on the
other side of 30th St., just bod of the Harbor
lnvestmeot build ing. This photo wos token ot
Mondoy I'I'Orning's Council study session.
What Goes
With CDM
Rockj Pt.?
A surveying t:rew was busy at
Rocky Point In Corona del Mar
Tuesday. taking profiles of tht>
lots, and Immediately there aroSf'
speculation that plan'! for a de·
veloprnent on that S('enk spot
were being prepared.
The lower port Ion of Rocky
Point, nea r the base or the Co·
I rona del Mar ,.tty, has already
been acquired from the Citizens
Nat1onal Bank of Los Angtoles. BILL CAGNEY UNVEILS I
MAYFAIR CENTER PLAN
Lobster Bake The remaln<Mr Is owned by
Harry W. Taylor, Costa Mesa
plumbing contractor, W G. Cart Is Cancelled ter of Corona del Mar. and Frank
Spratt of Monrovia. ,
f Th I These pro~rty owners are ron-. or is Fa 1 testing the state·· cond<'mnallon
Bill Claney pre~~ented plana to 450 square feet. of which about action for aqurl!tion of the site
New;port City Council Monday 96,450 square feet would be uaeH Corona del Mar's annual Lob· u a view park. Mr Taylor and
momtn1 for commercial develop. to provtde parking for 221 cars. ster Bake wlll not be held this Mr. Cartter told the Ensign yes.
rnent of the ''Y" property be· He claimed that the site waa year. terday that the Oller made by the
tween JOt.b uc! 32nd streets be· too far away from the Udo Shops 'Miat la the d@Cislon of the eo. state wu not aoteptable to them. ~n Newport and Balboa boul· to relieve the parking problem rona del Mar Chamber of Com. A hotel development ha11 been
evard.a. there. m.roe, and the reuon ls that long rumored for the Rocky Point
He plans to e.tabllsh the He charged that the public there just aren't enough lobsters area.
"Mayfair Center," Including a parking Jot plan resulted from available. u d
Mayfair Market. at that alte, presaure to keep out a .competl· Babe Orbon, the new president n•ate or•IVe wttlc:h Ia belna conaldered by the tlve business. of the Corona del Mar Chamber,
city ... the location of a public "U a gun la aimed at me I aald that he hu Ch@Cked on the Goal Is Set par~ lot. , , • l~er ~pecta. all the way O»q..U ~ Monday fte. won t stand .. atlll and Jet em trom Muko to Australia.. Only
..... ..._ • ~-lboot at me, be remarkacL fi'OI8 .A~Ia wu there aay Newport •. "... • a. pve-.,..... ........ ., .... .,... • 8htp.. ..... ,. .... ... iltltiJiWIY' .. tW a.e .... :ui•TiW .. ..._ .._. li"t .. ~c .,.,.eam ... ,... ..... -
....... ,._ etty aod u.e 1Jc1o 41wlopment: n NUN be &a..-. buf tile~~,.,..~---Whlda II ~er tat yur.
911ope A.D. have JolDtly Ntalned atton wtth1n • ,.cr .. be IAJd. taJn. rncrnar ,. cau.ed prf.Jbanly by
Jac:k Fau.ttman, conauJtlne traf. ReJ)n!NI'Iting him at the mom· The LobSter Balle wu lnaug. lnchwon of 2 ne-w aeendH. bl~t·
fSc engineer, to make a parking lnr meetine were .AttOI"tley Don· urated ln 194.9 and had been held ger quota for Boy Srouta and ln.
.rudy. Yesterday the city aaked aid Harwood and his aaoclate, ~nuaJly by the Corona del Mar eluding an entire year for Red
him to aubrnit a propo881 tor James Rubel Jr. 1 bu.aln.amen through laat year. Cross Instead of a baU year.
maldne a ttudy ot traffic and
parking between 32nd St. and
McFadden Pl.
Mr. Caaney told Council Mon.
day morrt1nr that his Maytalr
Center haa a total area ot 137,·
No Hike in
Tax Rate
There'll be no local ' tax In·
creue for City of Newport Beach
taxpayers.
Ctty CouncU establlahed the
tax rate Monday evening at $1.24
per $1.00 uaeswd valuaUon,
same aa for the pa.st fl.acaJ ~·
Here'• the compariJJon.
~ ~-~ ~-~
General fund .... .. . .86 .83
Park tax ......... -.08 .15
Advert1al.ng ta.x . ....... .01 .01 u brat)' tax ..... .... .. .. .08 J17
•t~rement tund ...... . .11 .14
Bonda _........ .......... JTT .OC
Seww tund ................ . .o3 .00
1.24 1.24
C1ty Manager Robert Sbelton
coiiiiiMDt.d that the clty Ia hold· tna the llne on tax-. wh..-. ..
the cowsty baa lnc!ftued Ita rate
contlderably.
A Memo re:
Grand Canal ·
Balboa Pe ninsula Paint As-
sociation ore shown here ot the board rYWeting
held last Th ursday in the Balboa Angling Club.
Seated, left to right, ore Secretory Bort Bartlett.
STANLEY USE PERMIT
IS DENIED BY COUNCI.
M.wport City Councll rev~d .tepped doWn nom Ute COu.ndl
a Plannl.na CommlaJon recom-rOIItrUm.
wu merely for a a.
that hu been permJtted tb.ele
for 11 yam. and that no charter
boata 0t boat rentals would be
aJlowed.
Black-out Set
'nlere'U be a ~r blade-out
over aJ I ot lJdO lale trom 1 110
5 o'doc:k P'rNa1 momt,_. u
the Southem Calttorftla ldl·
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New President
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IT·s OFFICIAL AT LAST:
DAVIS IS NAMED JUDGE
Appointment of Newport City
Attorney Karl Lynn Davis as Su
perlor Court j udge tor Orange
County w u confirmed Tuesday
by Governor nlghL The appoint I
ment Is eUectlve Sept. 10.
Othera named for the 3 new
judgeships were Robert Knee.l
land. county dlatrkt attorney,!
and Judge Ronald Crookshank
of Santa Ana-Orange Municipal
Court. I Mayor Dora HUI announced
yestrrday that the City Council
will aak Jack Penney, who hu
served as assistant city attorney.
It he would consider a~ptlng
the position of city attorney
Mr. DaviA,. who lives at 2668
Bayshore Dr. Bay Shore-s has
been city attorntoy of ~ewport
Beach since June 1. 1954. sue.
et>edlng Harry Blodgett. He is a
native of Kansas City. :'\1o . r,.
celvf'd h1s law trallung at l'SC.
pral"tlced In Los Angeles ~Core
coming here. He is associated
with G~rge PE"nney in law prac.
1 tlce In the Harbor Area. JlJDCE JLAJlL LT1flf DAVIS
He Is a Navy veteran of World '
War [ and served In the Pacltlc Angeles law firm of Meserve
Theatre as a Navy lieutenant In Mumper and Hughes There's
World War n. I aao a third generation, twin
Judge and Mrs. Davis have a rrandchlldren. Stt'Vt" and Kathf'r.
son, Karl Jr., member of the Loa , lne, born laat Ft>b. 8.
Vote 4-3;
3 Hours to
Hear Case
A 3-hour-lone public hf'a rlng
before a record crowd ot more
than 300 ended 1ft a 4 to 3 vic'.
tory Monday evenlnc tor H. Ct>d ·
ric Roberts and Son, who propose
to build a 32-unlt apartment on
the George Penney pro~rty on
the Corona del Mar bluff
Council approved both the uSt>
permn and the h~ight variance.
The vote was ldentkal on both
mortons. with Mayor Dora Hill
casting the deciding vote on each
1 one Voting with her wer.-Coun.
cllmen Sandy MacKay, Clarence I Higbie and Stanley Rldderhof
Opposing them wtore O>unl"Umton
Charle-s Hart. Le-e Wilder and
J ay Stoddard. who cut short hl.s
vacation ro ~ prese-nt
Attorney 8. Z. McKJnne)'. rep·
resenting the objectors, told thf'
Ensign yesterday that no d@CI ·
slon has been made on poaJble
a ppeal to the courta. Rowt'ver.
the groundwork for suc:b lt'gal
action ls prepared, bec&u~ Mr.
McKJnney arranaed for an of.
flcial ateno~ record ot the pro.
Ol!oedlnp. and his wltnnM!Ia aave
sworn testimony at the hearing.
e UMI SIGJI ftili ...
The leftlthy bearlne began
with a 15-mlllute ~ elf all
tbe ,.....,. ... -·'ceth·• uelldaa ale nv hit .,
ot ~ carrylnc 1.011 naJDeL
Th• comn:umkationa Included
The Balboa Peninsula Point ramp and ~ach mtements ot oppoeft:Son &om dJ . rectors ot both the Caona ~I Assn Is pJannlng a community-I Mr. Ba:~rter was lnsrructf'd to Mar Chamber ol Comrru.o!"N' and
wide clean-up drive similar to submit a report at the next ~~-thto CiviC' Assn Both ur~ed Coun
the suCC't'S.SiuJ campaigns ron lug of the Board of Directors on ell to abide by the ltflct leltt>r
duc-tt-ct In Corona del Mar and estlmatt>d rost of lmprovl nr tht' of the zoning rodf'
Lido Is le. ramp Some lifO(" was lost MJ:'UinJ:
Approval for tht> C'lean up e IXSOllAJfCE COVEUCE "hil"h s1de should ~trlkt• thP
drive was given by the Board of Su!X'rvl.,lnn M thP ramp aro'a flr;t blow Then a t 8·20 p rr At
Dlre<'tors Thursday evt>nlng at brought up thl' pr()blt>m of 1n tornE"y Ka) Phtolps of Coror ~ rif'l
their me-eting in the Balboa Ang suranrp llabtlltv :'.1.tr opcnf'd his ra'lf' on lwhalf
ling Club headquarters Olrt"<'tor J1m K1lmv a~t>ct hnw of devf'lnPf'r CP<irk Rnbt>rl" HP
Presidf'nt G. W. Gurr J r. rf.' mucn 111:-u r.tnl'f' the assoctA tlCo,, prt>Sf.'ntf."d thE' tullowsnt: ,.,,,.,,,
pnnt>rt that the c1ty has proma~ carrlt>rl for lhl' ramp witnPSSe!l:
to coopt>ratt> In the same mannf.'r E J BartJI'tt ~rf'tarv ~a1rt John W Ht'ndt'r'~<>n. rh .1 f'n
ac; in the other campalgns--by that lht> in-.ur.tnft' ro\ f'ta·c·<' ." ac; J:ineer and geolo~lst of Long
Sl'ndln,:: out Information on regu SIOO.OOO $.300 noo. Beat·h. and Earl Kalle nbach. ar
lations on pick up ot trash. gar :'tfr. Kllrov wt~nrlf'rt•rl If th•' rtl chlte<'t who prt>part"d tht> plans,
bag<' and I'Uttmgs, and by offer rt><·tor..; wntlltl bf'<"oml' ~~on&lly ooth said that tht> plan!'. rt>prf'.
lng to makt> spe<'ial pirk ups llablp In c·aw or IIC'Ctdf'nt. sm~ M>nt the best Ust' of th<' hlutf
durtng the dean -up days. thP A"•:o<'i.t ll<•n ha~ a"-.<~um4"d thl' sitE'.
Arrangt>mt>nts will be madf.' n>!lpon<:lbillt\ or pollf;ng the Mr Kaltf'nhach aiM pomtPrl
for purchas<> of a pprovf.'rl trash art>a · nut thM It was pos.c;lbl<'. w llhout ~nd garbagc mntaint>ts. Mr Hc I'N"omm••ndt·tt that '' htlt' any varianrP. to pur up a hutld
.urr salrl. thts maliN "·'" h<'1n~ lnq•o:ti lng along O<Yan 81\'d with 31
• LAtnfCBJl'fG llAMP gatf."d. tht> A.'"' I( l.ttlnn "hould two IM-dronm unll<> 3.1 ff'f't .ti-llVf'
Ray Baxtt>r. launching ramp gM an lnc;ur.tn''" h1ndN fur ont> curb 1<'\'el. and wt back unl\ 10 rha~rman, a.o;kcd for volunte-ers month Cnr S.lOO tJi'lO s,--.00.000 <'0\ fe-et from thf' front propt>n~ llnf'
fnr I hour 'lh1fts on Saturdays 1 f'rage Thl' ritrN tore: a<'Ct'ptf'd · instt>ad nf 4i fe-et
and Sundays to SUP<'rvl.~ the th1~ r('('umi'TM'n<latwn anr1 dlrt'<.'t I Kt>nnt>fh Mitcht>ll Lo.c; Art!f'lf's
ramp, which Is under tht' man-ed Mr Bartlt'rt '" takf' thP nf'C' land planner. said that tht' rlt>
agpment o! the Association Vol-essar) al'tmn velnpment would lncrt>a.w n('ar
unt<'t"r; art> ne-edt"d for tht' per. Oat(' tor thl' nPxt S<X'Ial event by property \a]ues
uxl" from 8 am. to noon. and for thf' a..<;S<lCiolllun "as an Loc-al dt>\·t>lopers and hulldrrc:
from noon to 4 P m. on th~ 2 noun<'f'd a~ Fr1cta' < \rt 2"1. whf'n Austin Sturte\ ant and Kf'n AI day~ the tall danN' "tll bf> held at thP briRht also exprf'SSt"d bf'lld that
He said that the city lifeguard, N.v.·port Harbor Yacht C1 ub M" l tht-dt>\'!')opmt>nt would upJUade
who watches the adjoining Betty MUiett as <:OCtal ··halrman the area and would not be de·
beach. could not ke-ep an eye on ThE" membf'r;h1p total wa!l an t rlmental.
tht> launching remp area because noun<'N! as 24-8 dual membet' e OPPOSITIO!f AltCO'XE!IT
It Is not under city jurisdiction. ahlps loll'P pt>r hou~hold •. plus At 8:45 p.m . Attornf'y 8 z Mr
Mr Gurr suggested that for 75 rent prlvllt-~ RPj.!Uhtr m f'"n Kinney took the floor to prt'!lt'nt
next year the Association Board I ~ thua total about half of the I the 0 pposlt1on. Hls toxpert wit.
of Dltf'ctors should draft a code 540 lotJI on the penln!lula. from ~ were Charlt"S Dtgp, for
of conduC't for the launching F St. to th~ ,.tty . (Continued on Page Slx 1
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• THIS IS NO BUSINESS FOl THE CrTY
In case anyone asb me, I don't think that the city has any business
in the parking lot business, just as I have long maintained that the
c ty has no business running a trailer par\ either.
skipper who does the boat-work,
for, on light tackle, there would
be few landed without able U ·
slstance at the wheel.
aaJd 213~. Pappy's sad aap had
ended.
To BJU Pigg, a kJDI·Bized or-
chid wzulh, and a deinljohn of
super·martlnta for brlnalng about
thls superbly happy ending to
the longest personal dry spell we
know of. It wlll be a reJief, alter
a decade. to not have to wear
bootll and ollaktns every time I
read FISH TAILS.
I go along with the recommendations of the Citizens Advisory
Comm1ttee: that parking should be provided for shopping areas by
the businessmen themselves, by means of assessment districts, and that
no city tax funds should be used for this purpose. There should be no
disagreement whatsoever with the logic and justice of that recom·
mendation.
A lot of marlin have come over
the transoms In the put week,
but we're ~lng the laurel.
~athed hbdllnes for a g~
that didn't boat hta fish. That
guy l.s Karl Miller, Newport
Chevrolet ILnd Oldamoblle delller.
Last Tuesday, he caught a mar·
lin on lliht tackle aboard his
MISS CHEVY, a 22-foot Owens
cruaJer. Instead of gaUing It, he
took out his wire-cutters, Slllpped
the leader and releued the-fish.
It was a mighty sportsmanlike
I wouldn't breathe It to a soul.
but secretly, I am happier about
ol' Pappy'a glorious finale than
If It had happened to me. And
confidentially, I know Willie
Pill feda Jutt the a~Lme way.
Pappy, lona a ''buttonlea won.
der" of Avlllon's Tuna Club, now
Joins the proven ones wbo have
vote u well u voice and the
button he geta. just to top otf the
wonderful ewnt. wiiJ be SOUD
GOLD. The Tuna Club gives 'em
to members who aet one that
FOND REMEMIRANC~r. Jeme1 W. Thorn·
ton, departing Orange Co1ut CollecJ• vi~
preside nt, right, points out an area on the Master
Plan to his long t ime administrati.... conf,..res.
William F. Kimes, busineu menager, l.ft. ~
Dr. Besil H. P~erson. president. The trio hev.
served in the key administrati.... poets since the coltecje opened;, 1941.
The city has no obligation, nor any right, to get into the parking
lot business to help any shopping area solve a problem that was
created in the first place by the deve lopars of the shopping center.
The City Council therefore should abandon its plan to chip in
city tax funds for a par~ing lot at the "Y" between 30th csnd 32nd
streets near the Newport ~ach City Hall. No one could quarrel
about the use of tax funds for street widening in that arecs , so that
the traffic congestion might be solved, but there can be no judifica·
tion for spending tax money on a parking lot.
Now there is another compelling reason why the public perking
lot plan should be dropped. Bill C agney, who holds a lease on the
property, has presented concrete plans for a top notch commercial
development there. He will provide plenty of off-street parking, and
he will definitely upgrade that area. Wa should welcome such out-
standing improvements to our city, and not place obstacles 1n their
pot h. • • •
e PROGRESS REPORT
Little Karin Anno Hoclpa just obse rved her half-year birthday
with a half-ca~e. and a holf-candle. and a special present from her
parents, a whole playpen. Th s is the fa~cy fold-up type. provided
with a set of numerals to fasc .,ole the boby. Now. I m new to these
problems, and I haven I yet f,g~.-red out why those nume rals ore so
installed thot they ore bockwards for the l1ttle tot. Only poss•ble rea
son I con th1nk of •s that th1s clrrangement is for the benefit of the
stupid parents. so they can leorr1 to count, at least to three
In six months of helping ta~e care of Korin. I have developed
amtiZi ng skill t~nd de~terity 1n diaper duty. I have bravely worked out
a fool-proof method whereby the baby can never be stud by o safety
pin ... Now if I could qnly figure out a way to protect the parent
from be1ng jobbed during the perilous operation! • • •
e PUTTING ORANGE COUNTY ON THE MAP
Where on earth i& Orange County?' That's the kind of ques·
tion that W orth Bernard, a Beacon Bay resident here in our city, is
trying to answer in his mo gcszine, Industrial News Monthly. He has
alrecsdy made some progress in his campaign to put Orange County
on the map, rather than have our county swallowed up in the steti•tics
of the los Angeles mefropolitan arecs. More power to him.
Mr. Bernard points out' thet Orange County cen be identified as
ihe home of world famous D•sneylend, Knott's Berry Farm. Newport·
Balboa Harbor, Sen Juan Capistrano Mission (and its swallows). Lo·
guna Beech Festiva l of Arts. the Volencia Orange. the Irv ine Ranch,
end oil fields
For further ide nti fication, he points out I hot Orange County has·
Three c1t1es-Santa Ana, Ana heim and Garden Grov&-with
populations of more than 50 000 . . any one of wh1ch would be
l;s+ed as a Metropol tan Area if located almost al"ywhere else in
the country.
A marvelous year round climole with pleasant living and
culstonding recreat1onal advantages.
A ropidly grow•ng electronics industry which may soon m~lte a the ElectroniCS Center of the World-and other e~tenslve
sc 'entific research which may eve ntually ma~e Oronge County
one of the great scien.t1fic centers of the world.
An accredited -4-yeor college, Chapmen College end 3 ex·
cellent 2-year colleges: Oronge Co~t. Santo Ano ~n.d F~llerton
A population of more than 550.000 people ltv1ng tn o be·
l~n t:ed economy of modern homes, excellent retail t~nd wholesole
trode, scientiftc research, manufecturing. agriculture and loumt
I rode.
We who live in Orange County toke these attractions pretty
much for granted But le t s not be too modest. We ve got lots to be
prot d of, so let's join W orth. ~rno·d in blowing our horn.
•••• Yo• IHw at
Reas118le Prices
DELMONTE-LIBBY
BEIJ. BRAND-ARDEN
CAMPBEU SOUPS-LURA
SCUDDEB-NEHI BEVER-
AGES-AIJ. BEERS
Picnic Supply HeadquCaten
act.
For years, Pacific Anglers, of
which Karl Is a member, has had
an award for any member who
catchH-and releases a marlin.
The rules state that the leader
must be In the hand of the ang-
ler or boatman, and BEFORE the
leader Is cut or the hook re·
moved. the angler must an.
nounce to the other occupants
of the boat that he Intends to
release the marlin. An authentic
relea.w Is not a matter of the
hook falling out or the leader
breaking.
Until last Tu~day, no Pacific
Angler had ever won that award.
Our memory seems to tell us
that a Long Beach sportsman did
rt>lt>ase ont> sevt>ral yt>ars ago. 1t
so, we're sorry we don't know his
name.
Babe Orbon New Preside.nt ,
of Corona del Mar C. of C.
we1ibs more than 200 pounds! ...
Attention ! Salute! Frank Jordan, owner of l or·
• BDPT •DITIIJ)AT dan'a Pet Shop, hu realaned u
Yep! 1 did go with Elmer on pretlldent of the Corona del Mar
the DEDE n on my birthday last Chamber of Commerce, and eJect.
Thursday. I didn't 1et a marlin, ed u his SUcces801' Is Babe Or·
but what I saw suited me a Jot bon, CO·owner of Coast Super
better. Elmer produced the rarest Market.
angllng feat of all for my enter· Mr. Jordan announced at a
talnment, the catching of a 350~ special meeting of the Chamber's
pound broadbUl swordfish! Board of Directors last week that
As you know. only about one hls doctor had adviaed hlm to re.
out of every 20 broadblll sighted sign because of the extreme bur·
will take a bait. About the same den of work. He was one of the
percentage of thoee hooked are oreanlzJng directors and the
actually landed, for their stu. charter president of the Corona
strength and durability is legen. dt>l Mar Chamber. He remains u
dary. a member of the Board ot Dlrec·
This one took a Jive mackert'l. tors.
On 39-thread tackle, Elmer did The Directors elected Mr. lor.
the job In 2 hours and 5 minutes. dan and Art Wood, owner of
My part In the feat consisted of Wood's Shell Service, as vice.
stuffing hamburgers In Elmer's presidents. to fill the vaancles
mouth whenever there was a created by the recent resignation
brief lull In the fight. I was also of Bob Murphy and by the selec-
supposed to grab the leader. at lion of Clce-Presldent Orbon as
the end. In this I was fully frus-the new president.
trated. Mr. Big had wrapped Letters of appreciation were
•us O..Oif .._...t of CDM ,.._,_
But Karl Miller deserves the
biggest hand of this season.
Tht>re's always a lot of talk
about relt>ases. but, for some
reason. It rarely happens. Per.
haps Karl'll unseltlsh act will re-
llUlt In a lot more marlin going
back to give some other anglt>r
an exciting day. We hope the re·
lt'llSl' button he rt>Celves has a
cllamond In lt. And we hope that himself up In not only the entire sent to the City of Newport Beach Gin P'Oa MC'C' n r Ql
leader. but most of the double and Mrs. Mary Fltz. beautlflca.
line. In a way, I'm aorta glad. lion committee chairman, for
I had some doubts about holding their work In the Corona del Mar
the seed ht> planted will grow
and grow.
Don't get us wrong. We believe
that every angler has every right
to keep any marlln he wants to
keep. 'Mlat'a his business. But
we do believe that 1t la the fln·
• fYIMl ot aporuman wbo re.
Jea.ea one he doesn't need or
want. And we feel very definitely
that any dlaquallfled fish. such
as several that were caught on
two roc:ts at the same time, last
week. should have a number one
priority for the wlre-C"Utters.
those 350 pounds on a leader, clean-up drive.
A daughter was born Wednes-
day, Adg. 14, to Mr. and M1'l.
Gordon McClellan, 528 Hazel Dr ..
Corona del Mar. anyhow. The Aug. 17 amptlre sing at
The real birthday present I the Youth Center wu reported Place )'OW d••lflecl a4 ID
got wu 11 hope) OM ot the rar-!!...~! wen enjoyed, and a.w,.t a..-...._. _
est ot aU ftltltng pktuJa-« --"!"'!W wm be beJ4 ...._ ....., w• • ....._ hooked-up, jumping broedbJU.
One reason. It would seem.
why most marlin are weighed In,
Is because all angling clubs
award prizes for the heaviest
rtsh. Any successful marlin ang.
ler has a just claim for recog.
nltion. Perhaps a release button.
a certificate. or both, on the part
of all angling clubs. would be
sufficient Incentive for a Jot of
otht>r sportsmen to follow Karl
Mlllt>r's flnt> example. Even bet·
ter would be a trophy for the
anglf'r who releases the most
marlin In a season. Whoever won
It would have the best reason In
tht> world to display It with
pride
l'vt> hPard a Jot of people say
that a released marlin w111 die.
Next week we'll tell you a tale
about one that Elmer Hehr and
the Estralllta caught on the same
day.
e AT LOifG LAST
The 213~ pound light tackle
fish that topped the Jlat on the
Balboa Angling Club blackboard
brought a happy ending to one
Tbe acardty of hook-upe with
these gnoat fllh Ia one [Utor. but
the rarer one Ia that broadbiU,
unlike marlin, seldom jump. Thla
one did, just once, and quite
dose. I was all aet with the cam ·
era and pushed the button aa
the magnlfk:lent l'ftCN\Ster ~&red
his mighty bulk above the blue.
Everythlni wu right. It ~ma
-but I can hardly walt to get
that rool of film back. It wu
color film, too! Elmer atUJ hu
a backache probably, but If that
shot lsn't good, THIS one ls go.
lng to have a headache that will
be one for the book.l.
e TOtJIUfAMEJifTI
If you have caughf au the tlah
there are In our waters by late
September an<L have a yen for
Mexico, here are some good
dates: Guaymu InternatJoniLl
Fishing Tournament. Sept. 19, ~
and 21. Write Tom l~Lmlaon, e/o
Hotel Playa de Corte. for lnf«·
matlon and l'ftei'VatJona; La.Pu
Fourth International Deep Sea
FlahJng Tournament, Sept. ~. 27
and 28. Wrtte aot.to (Bob)
Ella.a. Aparta.do Polta1 112, La.
Paz. B. C.. Mexico.
We took In Jut ~~ Guay-
mu tournanvnt.lt wu tun.
of the Jonrest. saddest, most R d
tear-jerking marlin sagas of OW' a io Hams
generation. It concerns that com.
padre named FINN of "Flsh
Talla" of the Santa Ana lnde.
pendent-J. Wayne (Pappy) Har·
rltlon, chJef Pontiac P.urveyor or
Form Society
Santa Ana. A newly formed amateur radio
Calling C. Q. has. for Io these aoclety In Newport Beach wUJ
many seasons, oft recounted the hold Ita second rneetJna at 8 p.m .
flahlng fruatratl~na of Pappy Tueaday at the Parka, Beach•
Harrlaon. MarJin.wi.M, no one and Recrntlon bulldln1. 1714 W.
hu ever been so apumed and Balboa BlVd.. Newport ae.ch.
~P&t upon by Lady Luck u bu Over 35 "b&mlf' att.oded the
our good trt.n4. Rla matlln rru.. orpniz.atlonal meettna~held e&r·
fortun. would nu more than ller ln Aaaut at tile c.ita .._.
one weight)' wlu:me. If~ LOclp.
'hro weell-endl ago, ntundnc la.a. GGr6Jn of &uta Ana II
trom Padtlc An.,_. Huldlau .. t.e1Dporary ehalrrn:u: Jtq Pol'.,_
Avalon. abou'd Pappy'• JDILY!f. af BMcon aa,. Ia ltCtlftr tne.\Jr.
'" dropped a hint. "'Pa.ppy, .. '" •; U4 J"rank Wlttee ot TURin •ua-ted. "wb)' ~'t you 10 • act1q ~. ll.r. <Jordon
marllnlnl on IOIMOM ebe'a pototed out' Ul.at ,.,......,t 0(.
boat-4 .man. boet?" <We ac.. -be ~y IJolinled ...... tlliDklnl ot K.art ~· ,..... Qflntlln. loed tude on hJa 22·foot Ow-. JlfcMcle ~ wm be uw
mJIIIIr.)• .,.... .. ~ to .... ra4Jo
We'll _.... llnuW If oat _..u. ~ aad t~Miof7, It Ia ~
...... •••• ... ...-~ tiMit ........ .....,wm ......
fll not. 11M ~ ... f'lli91 .•u : 1&lY 10 ,.aa• VltJ
abo&rd aNd t a,..---~-~--· • ..._,. wtU N af • ..... tt. 110 .or ...... -. til ............. Mil I PMA·
.... Ill .... t,.. ot ......... --,.... ·=.... tM ·~ ........ tM -· .... "-.... • ...... ,......,..,_ ............. _:.
3421 E. •••••
CORONA DEL MAll
..... ·4124
&A.IftD GUDf PD tOa&--..._ ,._.
fresh . parerib
J'M)MIIfAU. to ..... -I t.ILb. A .....
~ . SEi~i:~~ -.. ..,. •• ., . .,.. Dt.~..... -.....-
1.tioftlil'l*-,_.... a IIMf, •"' ., on a.. lllllft......, :a. • ~· ........ W1Min It .... Gftr, .... OMfJ .................. .
Wt.at lalt&. LONG 1ut. Ucl bll .... at die =Wf1 ..... a. IJIId taCIIIit JUtllD! ... Oulll ......_. M ...... ,.., ,. ••• ~ 1t .......... ..._. ,_, m.. at ..
U'CIIUJU1 1., Ill& he tile tea.. ~
'lbomu Hewitt. 48. of Lon1
Beaeb. lnvolftld ln aft auto acd.
dent ln wbJdl a Corona ' Hfah •
landll cou~Je were Injured Aur. 1• ·on CoUt KJghway nMt Ma. rtne Ave., received a .em.nce of
ltD d'Yt ln jaU, with 1.30 daya
auapended, Friday In Newport
Justice Court. Mr. and Mrl. Nor-
man FitzGerald were aerloualy
Injured In the accident.
llcld ••• ,. • 011111
The unusual phenomenon of
riLJnbow colon on a cloud wu
sighted about 6 p.m. Wednesday
of Jut week by Karl A.xtater of
Corona del Mar. The sky was
cleu except for a wisp of a white
cloud ILlmo.t dllectly overhelld,
a portion ~ It plainly colored.
• 1111111'1
Llll IIIIET
Wft8UDm .,......1..... ... ,..._.,_ ... .,....,.... .......... ......, .. _ .... ................
......... ~ Alllll ,..._
I ....._ ._ -el .,.1 I llM'f,
a.d -· 7 ...... h ... a.d cdllal:r'JP"'tllllu _. ...._
I ....,._ till liMa; a a.t I CIIIIIJd
,_...e~=W• ... ......
110t cMrity, I-.... , ..
(1 C.a IS)
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Dear Myrtle, ·
I did what you told me. 1 eald
to Poppa. Pq>pa marrtap only
comee once to me. So we do
everytNnr rtcht We went to
IUdl&fdla Lldo Market. and went
.tr.aieht to the bakery depart·
ment. and apoke to Dtek Wand.
rock and told him we want best
weddlnr cake. He aald he take
care of everythln~. Nice boy.
Such a cake, Dwight Weber, the
h ead baker, made. Sheer artistry
In sugar and spice and every-
thing nice.
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T1ae Ood.et at a.tc:bant'e .,..
OQJ' limit etop. ..... Oldencl
oti0411D5 TO Lo.NA-etau·
tiful Lome Anderson of Saue·
~nto. Miss Californio of 1957
end last_ year's Moid of Califor-
nia, holds prize-winninq Cali-
fornia orchids, such os those to
be on displf't durinq the Celi-
fomie State foir Aug. 28-S.pt.
8. in Sacramento.
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SALE IN RESTAURANT ·
Don ~ CJW'D8 ' and denled Mr. Dkkenna.n'a ~rm.tt e &AD FOB CIIILDaD
os-atot ot the PkJf\11 IVI'pot.e at tbe May 1S me.ttnr. Knl. RJvers pointed out that
a.taurant at Gal W.' Cout Later, a ..W.Ot of the Cova I>kkerm.an'a ,_.aurant wu not
Hl•bway, J!lewpai't ~ won a told Mr. ~n be thoupt f~ oa and the-etore acceu1-
a.month MttM tor a --permit "be wu pt:t:1q an untaJr deal" ble to chUdrm. At leut 3 other
to •U liquor at llle ...,.bllsb· and lnforined llr. Dlckuman o1 re.ldenta objected becau.e they
ment tut 'lb..,..,.y n11ht. the leue. Mr. Dtdtennan ac. thoupt It would be bad for cllU.
The l'ewport ae.dl llunlnr qu.lted a ~tic copy ol ttte drft\. ~n voted to IJ*nt the leue and pl'ele'Dted It to the City Conllllbaioner R a y Copelin
pennlt on Clltl'taln eondttlon&. 1be CouncU at the 1uly 22 appeal. moved that the permit be IJ'*Dt·
prt..._,. .tlpulatlon Ia that Uquor It wu the opinion ol the Coun-ed provlcUnc 25 ott ~ partt.
be .o1d only wtth me&Ja. ell that It would be dlacrtmJna. Inc epace. be provided; the eJec .
The dec:tcUnr facto&' In the Com. tory not to allow a uae permit to trtc eJcn on the eut elde o1 the
mt.Jon'e crant1n1 the ue per-Mt. Dlcksman in view of the bulldinJ be lhO'Ved to another
mit wu a leue, ,n.nted to the Covee auoclatlon'e leue to Mr. place or removed; that the .olld
nearby H o w a r d • a ._....,ant, Howard. Tbe Council referred the wall thue DoW t behtnd the tft·
3N5 W. Cout Hlrhway, bp the matter back to the Planning taurantl be carrted back 80 as to
Balboa Cova Community As!Jo. CommluiQn In face ot "the new p.rohibit aecetlaibWty born the
elation Sept. 1. 1955. evidence." Covee; that lrlr. Dtck.erman have
In paravaph 17 of the •vee· e aJQID JZJIIU.TIZS a eervtoe bar only and to aerve
ment, It Ia etated that Mr. How· At the meett.nr last week Roy Uquor with meal.t only; and that
ard, "WUl not lnat&ll a .tDol bar Dablcren. Pr-Mident of the Coves the permit will be for one year.
on or In connection wUh the rea. A.uocla.tlon. atated the leaae with after whJcb time he may request
taurant on Iota '75 and 1t but Mr. Howud did not neceaa&rUy a renewal.
may, 1f he eJecta. malnuln a ~ect the ...odatlon's complete Comml.a&loner Galvin Keene
aervlce bar on hla p~ for •rreelnflnt. aald that althourh he would
thoee who wlsh alcoholic: beve:r. He aaJd th~e were rigid pen. vote for the motion u Mr. Cope.
aaee with their meal&" allttes 1f Mr. Howard decided to lln stated, it wae hla penronal e PUIIIT UQUZ11' J)DJ:KD aell alcoholic beverages other opinion that the perm.Jt be grant.
Mr. Dlc:tc..rman applied for the than In the manner outlined In ed without any at:ipulatlons or
,.._ permit May 3. The Planning the leue. rerulatJons. 0 . B. Reed was the Co~Jon, alter hearlnc pro-Mr. DahJcren uked the Com-only pereon to vote against the
t..ta tJom the Covee Aaocl.atlon, m!ulon how they could keep the erantlnc of the permit. George ______ .;._ _____ ___:_ _____________ Dickerman restaurant from ex. Und. the only member abaent.
pandlnglnto a bar 1f they ,-rant. Ia on vacation.
ed him a permit to sell liquor Paul Koch, who owns the bust.
With mula and how they would ness at Howard's Restaurant and
enforce the llquor with meala. who leues the bulldlnr and
Planninr Commluloner Galvin property from hJm. told the En.
Keene .replied: "You want one sign Jut Friday that be dld not
man's • answer! You can't en· ever Intend to sell alcoholic bev. 1
force lt." erages under any circumstances
Lee RJvere of 10 Balboa Coves at the restaurant. I
asked the CommiAslon what con. e VAaJAJICES CB.AJn'EI)
stltutee a meal. Chairman W. M. In other action the Commlaston
Longmoor uked Mr. Rivers what granted variances to Mr. and
the Coves assoc:Jatlon meant by Mrs. Ted RusaeD of 1.24 lrts Ave .. I
the term "meaa" In the lease. Corona del Mar; Maceo Corpora. I
Mr. Rivers said he didn't know. tlon for lots In the new Irvine I
Mr. Lonrmoor then asked Mr. Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. S. Jones 1 Dahlgren, who replied, "It means oC 2609 Way Lane, Corona del
ttot meals." Mar; Richard Atwell of 400 Club-
H b AI l ~~~~:v~:~o:;n;· ~~!~I ar or ums Irvine Terrace; J. N. Hurtt of 416
Hazel Drive. Corona del Mar; A .
PI R • I G. Goldsmith of 117 Marine Ave .• an eunton Balboa lsland.
The Commission denit>d varl.
su
0
u
(or rour mofteJf back)
. .. aU dQ lD the mD-8WD tbe first
day! SEA 6 SJO'e poative action ooo-
ditione lkin. pnomu P«lin6. leta you
tan beeutitully without ~art ...
you'll have a &ooc·lutini tan othe:ra
admire. 'That's why SEA
lr SKI outeelle all odMir
IWltan producta.
LV
.... now-en -to ct.coaaa. tiM paiDL Tile .......... 1oObd
ao fiDOd. ,.,._ ..sd It ~ •-r. I 8lldd ___,. M ..
..,.ad ~ GJW'GT lM plU.ID•
ben etrOr. Ia Gftr. For Oct. 25th ;;~~:, ~· ~d4s~st~~· -nm ~;: • , , ..
port Beach; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. 3127 E. ,. __ a
COIOIA DEL MAl PHARMACY
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And then Mrytle, piece de re·
slstance. We had Rlcha rd's Dell.
catesaen cater the party. Sueh
food. I rain pounds just thinking
of it. Canapee, allced turkey,
rout beef ...
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DREAM CfRL: If she's ellm ...
with a creamy. cameo complex-
Ion ... walka In a kaleldoeoope
ol untold Uedu of cold . . . and
la u eool u the depthe ol a
South Seu pool at hlab noon ...
then I know you'N toylnr with
a tall J)au of hudaen'a real
churned buttennUk. A real thirst
queneher on a hot aummer'e
anemoon.
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rn ..... .a~r ea..,. ... ........... ~u..
MRS. DAVID K. VAUGHAN i, the former Miu Marilyn Ruth lnq-
mund.son of Coste Me$4. (Bemie Al,Pen ~oto)
Marilyn Ruth lngmundson
Is Bride of David Vaughan
Dr. Ewtnr Hucbon at St. An· dress with blue delphinium flow·
drews Presbyt~lan Church read era.
the vows that united In marriage Following a honeymoon In Yo-
a Cceta Mesa couple, Miss Marl-semite and San Franclsco. the
lyn Ruth lngm!Jnd.son and David young couple are making thelr
Kennan Vaughan. I home at Berkeley, whue the
The double rtng ceremony for groom will be a.ssociated with
the .on. of David A. Vaughan of the Forest Products Laboratories
2673 Santa Ana Ave.. and the ot the University ot C.llfornla,
daurhter ol Mr. an~ Mrs. R E and where . the bride will con-
In,mundson, ~ Ana.heim Ave.. tlnue her atudles.
waa held Saturday, Aug. 3. Both of the newlyweds attend-
11\e brtde's noor lenrth eown ed Newport Htlrbor High School
was fashioned of Chantilly lace and Orange Coast College. The
over tulle. The fitted bodice of groom also attended college at
lace had a sweetheart neckJin~ the University of California at
and long sleeves embroidered Santa Barbara and Long Bea<'h
with ~ulns and pearls and ex. State College.
tended over a bouffant tulht -------
akirt With chapel train. A crown Mrs. Weaver trtmmed with pearls held her
ttnrertip veil. She carried a bou. ~~~~:China mums and step-Dies at Age 75
The Newport Harbor High
School Alumni Association will
hold Its annual reunion Oct. 25.
Engelhard of 131 Turquoise Ave .. "=======---==·=WT=-=-.u==J=='""==C..O.===del=M=•===~ Balboa Island; and Mr. and Mrs. -
Glynn Bolee (Liberty 8·30711
has been appointed chairman of
the 1945 graduating claSII; Mrs.
Billy Hlnesly (Liberty 8·58841.
class of 1943; and Roger Neth
t Uberty 8·9344), clus of 1943.
Graduates of the 3 classes are re.
quated to Inform their chair·
man of their correct address.
Maurice Norman of 124 ~ Pearl
Ave .. Balboa Island. e lJSE PEIDCJTS
The Commission granted ~
permits. In addition to Mr. Dick·
erman. to Robert Jayred of 810
W. Bay Ave .. Balboa: Southern
California Edison Co. for sub·
station at the north side of Or-
ange Ave .. east of Newport Ave.;
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brush of 34461;-t
E. Coast Blvd~ Corona del Mar; lr-:::::::::;:::;::::::====:t Mace R. McKinney of 4108 River
No. 4.21112 Ave., Newport Beadl; Dr. Robert w-o-nca ... -TO CIII:Dtft)-Nevin for anlmal ha.pital at
ESTATE OF MARY E. SMITH. 8902-6906 Coast Highway, New.
al80 knmm .. 1!t(A.U E. BAlCER, I port Beach; M. H. Shennan eo ..
DllCEASED , fee parking lot at 2241 W. Coast
NO'nCE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Highway. Newport Beach ; MU-
the credltore of and all persons ton Lenz:ner for dog beauty salon
havlnr cla.lma agaJnst the said at 3711 E. Coast Highway. co. deced~nt or aald estate to file rona del Mar.
them with the necesaary vouch. 1 The Commission denied use
en In the offlce of the Clerk of 1 permits to M. K. Combine and
the Superior Court of the State Miss Dawn Gearhart tor an Ice
of California, In and for the I delivery service. by boat. to boats
County of Orange, or to p~nt In the harbor; Alan Gardner for
the same, with the necessary a similar delivery service.
VOU<'hen. to the undersl~ at e USuaJ)IVJSJOWS
h is or .her place of business. to· The Commlsston approved re·
wtt: subdivisions to William Plow~n.
Ruel•D. Smtth 5204 and 5206 Neptune Ave ..
c/o Hurwitz A-Hurwitz, At. NtMNport Beach ; Charles Wagner
tomeys at Law for lots on the northwest comer
430 32nd St .. Newport Beach, of Balboa Blvd. and "K" St .. Bat.
Calltornla boa; Mr. and Mrs. S. Jones. 26(lJ
within alx montha after the first Cove St .. China Cove.
publication of this notice. It denied ~ubdlvlslon to Mrs.
HURWITZ A HURWITZ L.t-dla Strothers, 540 El Modena
Attorneys at Law Ave .. Newport Heights, and re.
4.30 32nd Street fE'rred to the city attorney tor ln.
Newport Beach, C.lltornla vt>Stlgatlon the application of
Attorneya for Petitioner j ~rge Bryant. 735 VIa Udo
RUEL D. SMITH. EMcutor of Soud. Lido Isle.
~111-olCM
.,_.~IDut.,
wbeCber ,_ .... sbttlea
f# Gay. ADd lt'a
~~t
trbm J'OU a-m at
Arthur Mwn;y'L
'l"be7 -a ,_. ---• Jot ol fun!'
ltla.Z..R.TA.nrD
DatA-. ~8-.c:b
Yoa ca -.rt ......_ faa. JDeetiD1 people
ad IDtnr to putlea-Ju.t b7 CICIIIdDI to
Arthur ltiWTQ"a. ADd J'OQ'll naJ17 &*k
up tb.e DIW dauce IICIIp quk:kq.
Want proof1 Simply vtdt _, Arthur
IIW'IQ Studao aDd Mk for a TPI.al Leaoo
(ec.t: $1). lt1J open JUUf' eyes to what
JOU'ft b.ea m lnlna
S..CW ..._, ,._v...._ c--
-----~ ....... II 3 II I I ,._ llldiL 1»-lt·
MJ.a Donna Hamilton, the
maid of honor. wore a ballerina.
lenrtb aqua chillon dresa wtth
matUnr eequln-trlmmed head-
piece and a little veil She e&r·
rted a cuc:ade bouquet o1 yel·
low Chlna mums. lrldemlaldl
Mba Carol Crain, Klaa Sblrley 1~n and Mia Fran Gowen
the Estate ot eald d~ent. It al80 approved the bulldln1
Mrs. Gertrude W. Weaver, 75, Publish Aug. 22, 29, Sept. 4. 11 of a rotating sign. which will be
of 2201 Holly Lane, · Newport In the N~port Harbor Enalrn. 8 feet In dlarnete-. atop La c..
ARTHUR MURRAY
TELEPHONE HAIUIOil 5013
tuwwl' a ••eal4 me ,,_
hsC%1 ~·-biM Ntll·
-tt.
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HAM WHAT AM: otn-meat de· WOft similar dreuee In yeUaw
pa.rtiDe.nt ftiiiiW Ilea the Ottltna1 dlllfon. Th~. earrSed c&Kade
Hypade w._ ~a brand bouqueta. of )'ellow pom pom
amolled haiL tr. 6iiai~BGM--. mUIM. ltklru-tad ••tte~~. IUC ~ Paul La 8ftWd as best man.
·badt the .o.., f.O ._..,., an4 Uaben were Dan McGrew, llm
YO\l are ~ to illoe ud ll'rVe. PIMher and David Eftlllah. Vlr-tfllla K1dOet waa w.dtllnl .oJo.
ltJt. * * * At a reception held after the
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~ at the Seatartna Ma.
.onlc Temple, lima .Jerome hoemml.lnr. 11m• eratn. wat.
tel' Bertulelt. Vernon Kiley and
AUJU*t Bec:lultrom ...aated. Tbe
bride'• ~ received In a
tout eoiGftd lace ~ ov.r pink
tatfh.. She WON' a ~~~~~ of pink ·-·u4a.. •• p, ••• "tl n r the croom·· f.aaWJ' ... hie alate-r. Wlao _.. a ...,. 18Cie and llften
Heirhts. and former resident at tina Uquor Stare. Corona deJ 3523 EAST COAST IDGHWAY
705 Jasmine Ave.. Corona del Place your cl•"''hd ad In the Mar The sign wtll have a clock
Mar. died Wednesday, Aue, 21. N~ Harbor I:Mian -Call on one eJde and an advHtl..-. • .. v... • ..., IM .. ~a~t.--lt-~-n., o.a.a... 111•
at Hoaf HO.pha) ~ an 6
. rH•a~-=~===l=ll=4==or==;~~~~l;~~==~m;e~n;t~o~n~~~~~~~·====~====~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~·~~~
COBONA DEL MAR
tended lllnea.. She wu a natm
of ~nnsylvanla and Uved In the
Harbor a.rea 9 years.
She Ia aurvtved by • Ctaurbt~.
Mrs. G~tehen Carr, and a craDd·
dauehter of the home; 2 slatera,
Mlae Lola Huard ot Balboa and
Mh. H.,-rlet MdEn .. ht ct1 f'enn.
aylvanla; and 2 b~en, Harold
Huard ol Santa Ana. and W\11-
lam H~ ot San Dtero.
Funeral ~rviCIIS were beld rrt.
day at Baltz Mortu&J)' Chapel.
Corona del Mar, with the Rev.
lam• Stewart. putor Of S(. An·
~tw·a Presbyte-ian ChW"Cb.
oaJclatJnc.
.cJ~L. HG..._a P'UitNiaH~O •v,
• • A.. A a • a L.GN8 8CACH.
0 IIAIIOB ILVD. IOVDI OF OIAltQE 00
l'toaa b Inception. Collee~ Park wu ~-
libel buOt wttllt a .,. looll • 1&11
..... ~t:1 In Nladan • ttt --........ then hal lleen no ~
... t'lal.hy alld craftllmanahtp. Callep
3a.nd4,1IIUII.._ .....ay .._ordea ...... _.
allltr-. ftlu. ..... -.-to an .
jlrtlt ra~ •..
!!!s•===-~=.:=~~~ Miss Lorraine Saxtan Marries
MISS SHIRLEY ANNE ENGLE became Mrs. Howard R. Reese ot a
double rtng servace on Aug. II. (~rnie Alden photo)
Shirley Anne Engle Weds
H. Reese of Costa Mesa
. John Marlin Vincent of Lido
St. Ja.me. Ept.::opaJ Chwdl tn wore an ortrtnaJ aown In balltr.
Newport hach wu tbe -=-ene ot tna J.-nlf,h. made ot whlte attn
the mama.-ot M.bil LorraJM and chanWly lace. She waa IIV·
Althea Saxtan of lAmon Ketabts en In manta,e by her lteP·
to John Martin Vlneent ol lJcJo father, Chul• Youn1.
lale on Saturday afternoon, Aua. The ~ ftttln1 bodlee ot Jaee
3. waa ma9 with tiny, hllh col-
The dlmlnuUve, brunett~ bt'lde laNd neckline and wrlat lenltb ------------aeev-. 'Jbe IUU tulle a.k.lrt wu
Original OCC
Staff Fetes
Dr. Thornton .
Members ot the orietnal cut
ot the Orange Coast College fac-
ulty and their wives and hus-
bands aald "bon voyaie" Sunday
to Dr. and Mrs. James Thornton
ot Shore Clltfs at a noon lunch-
eon at the home ot Mrs. Marte
Howes, 181 Broadway, Costa
Mesa.
Co-sponsors with Mrs. Howes,
dean ot women, were Dr. and
Mrs. Paul Buss and Dr. ani2 Mrs.
Donald Bridgman.
VIce-President Thornton will
end ttla 10-year career with OCC
this Saturday. He will take up
hla new position as professor of
hliher education at the State
University of Florida with the
opetnlni of school In September.
Members of the original staff
at Coast College still on campus
are: R. Dudley Boyce, Donald
C. Brld~an. Giles T. Brown.
Mrs. Martha Buss, Mrs. Dorothy
C. Dallas. Mrs. Louise E. Dowlen.
Miles W. Eaton, Mrs. Marie V.
Howes, William Kimes, Vernon
appllqued wttb a motlt ot lace
ln apron ettect. In back. ruffled
tulle loaned a short, expandlna
bMW\ train effect.
Her elbow length lllu.lon veil
wu held by a cap and crown ot
pearla. She carried a bouquet
of white orchids and atephanotl.a.
Mrs. J . Herbert VIncent Jr. was
maid ot honor. and Mia Kay
Stillwell and Mn. Mary Vltaell-
ano were brldeamalda. Mia
Chatlotte Hender80n wu In
charae ot the bridal book. All
wore pink oreanza bouUant
iOwn.a.
The brl~m·a brothel', J.
Herbert Vlncent Jr., was best
man. Another brother, William
Rowland VIncent, ushered with
AJien Jacob&. •
A cbampaiJle reception Im-
mediately tollowed at the BaJboa
Bay Club. ~nt were 100 tam-
Uy trlends and relatives.
The brlde la the dauehter of
Mrs. Charles Youni of Lemon
Helghta and the late Kenneth N.
Saxtan ot Oyster Bay North
Shore, Loni Iafand.
Mrs. Youne wore a gown of
mauve. tlered lace, with blend-
Log acoeaortes. •
.Aaslatln1 at the reception were
the groom's parents. Dr. and Mrs,
Herbert VIncent. Mrs. VIncent's
gown was aheath style, chantilly
lace over pink taffeta. with short
train.
AUGUST BRIO~Mrs. John Mortin Vincent is the former Mits
. Lora ine Altheo Saxtttn of lemon Heights. (Terry Boris photo)
DOG liTES UJIJfET v AK lfOTI vunoa
Howard (Barney) Barnes, clr. Recent houae ~U"t ot Mr. and
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NOW .. ~ TWO
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8erltn.a tie llaltMir Area
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Harbor Blvd. at Clal•
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Delphinium blue accented the The fitted bodice had a scoop Patterson. Cyrus G. Rockey, Ray-
traditional pure wedding. white neckline and cap sleeves and the mond RMM. President Basil H.
at the August marriage or Miss waistline was marked by a cum. Petterson, Elmo E. Shaver, Wen.
Shirley Anne Engle of Costa merbund or soft nylon that ended dell Pickens, John s. Owens,
Mesa and Howard Richard Reese l in a bow at the back. Wide lace Charles H. Lewis. Charles Haley
of Costa Mesa. panels extended the length of and Dr. Thornton.
The newly weds are honey -
mooning In Carmel and at other
northern points. They will make
their future home In Santa AI'\&.
culatlon manager ot the Ensign Mrs. Fred Joyner, 403 40th St.,
newspaper and inaH carrier for Newport. wu Mra. M. L. Nicolet -----;0;;;p;10m:aan:1;:;8;:1;----'
the Corona del Mar Post OftJce, of Van Nuya.
The wedding was ht>ld Sunday, the skirt. .=.:..:....:~----------------------
Aug. 11. at the Costa Mesa Com-The bride's shoulder-length h h c 1 d G •
munlty Mt>thodlst Church with Vl'll was caught by a headband w ere Are t e 0 e s Olng
the Rev Cllrtord Fugate rt-ading of lace ltaisles trimmed with • 1
the double ring service. The bride I st>ed pearls. Lace datsles were II Th w ?
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. also scattered on the veil. Her And What Wi ey ear
Byrl Engle of 304 Flower St., Cos-hands, covt>red with short lace
ta Mesa The groom's parents are gloves, held a hean-shaped bou-
Mr. and Mrs Howard R. Reese or qut't of stephanotis, <'entered Co-eds who will soon be leav-
2212 Maple St., Costa Mesa. with a white orchid. lng for the college campus know
BaAkets of white gladioli and Her sister-In-law, Mrs. Ronald that soon they must start pack.
stock were tied with blue bows Engle of Costa Mt'SB, wore a taf. lng their suitcases for the trek
at the altar where Mr. Engle feta strt>et-length gown of deep to college.
presented his daughter. She wore delphinium bJut> made with a Orange Coast College is by far
a ballerina length gown of white bow In the back similar to the the greatest choice for this year's
lace and net over taUeta. bride's. She wore a white hat, studies among the girls who
g1oves and shoes and carried a graduated from Newport Harbor
fan shaped corsage of blue del. High School last June. Nearly a
..,. phinlum and white carnations. quarter or the co-eds of the class ~ for Y .. l! ...
1
Similar dresses In a lighter blue of '57 have decided to continue
.._ ~ were worn by Mrs. Duane Lewis thPir studies at OCG this fall.
waa bitten on the ann laat week -;:.::::::==========~ by a dog owned by John Stowen,
3601 E. Coast Highway, Corona
del Mar.
Dr. Keith M. Walker
Optometrist and Orthoptllt
2721 E. Cout BJibwar
Corona del Ma.r, Calltornia
Ba.rbor 8IM5
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~ pi h ~ of Costa Mesa and Mrs. Rogt>r ''Stock up on sweaters and ~ Peo e ave been ~ McKinnon of Npwport. wh o skirts and blouses," advised
~ wying ••• end ..,. served as bridesmaids. The Dean Marie Howes of Orange ~ .,. groom's sisters. Misses Marian Coast College, when asked what
beCievlft9 th.t • and Beverly Reese. served u can. clothes are appropriate for the lltlend tire eJiwtdi -ol '!Jo9" elwke
..,. d]ellghten In light blue dreues local college gtrla. • JIU CAl .,. with plnk rose wristlets. "Sincto ma.ny of this year's ~ • Best man was Tom Lane of footbal games will be followed
11111 Wi* .. EIIIJ .... •• &'Ill .. Yllr -----
cau8Cii of tM •dAaxwz UfD 18 DAY ADf&aUIY .._ DO 8£ II ER ~ j Long Beach. Ushers were Larry by dances. simple wool dresses ~ ~ English of San ClemPntt' and and sweaters and skirts will ~ · at ..,. Gary Engle. brother of thp bride probably be the attire this year."
~ .,., Wedding Music was sung by Eu· The College student govern-~ gent> Slkler, acrompanled by mt'nt group Is suggesting that .._ ~I Gerrltt Brunls at the organ ~dal pushers and other pan~ ~ ~ Blue and whltP flowers v.ere arf.' not what the best dressed
.._ "'~ used in the decoration of Thomp. 1 111 his
~ "'~ yt'ar, because of the many
CIOIIJI17Ifi!T la'J'IIOI)IIT
-w. lltll lt.. eo.ta .... Lu.rty 1-.ast
Be9.C1WoldP.~
Sunday : 9:30 a.m., Oua.reb Sun-
d ay Sc.hool ; 9:30 and 11:00
a .m. Mornlne WorahJ~7 p.m. CoUeg~ Aee MYF Service -7
p.m. Rl&h School MYr Service;
8 p.m.. yauna adulta group
servic-e.
1-• ......_ St.. c:::o.tD lleea •....-t ....._ tit ..._ lt... ...._, ... cu.. wnu-· •...-t • .._..
Llbedy 1-1111 LibertY ....
Sunday Services: Sunday School JD,cl,. D. t; I,..M ... 9:30 a.m. Momine WorshJ_p at Saturday Momin1 Servtc:ea: Sab·
10:30 a.m. Eva.nnllstic Serv-batb School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser· Ice. 7 p.m. Sunaay. N.Y.P..S.. mon: 11 :00 a.m. Prayer meet-
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meet· lna: Wedne.day, 8:00p.m.
lng, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
P'DIIT USDDLY OF GOD
ft ...... .. ......-...... , .. 1 ...... ,.ca.n.nca~-uaa&a•ss ....... ---;.=,-&. ...
........... J--LI...._.
SUNDAY: M~l -~~ 9
and 10:30 a.m.; Church edlool,
9:30 and 11 :00; 'lbunda.y, 1r .
H II h FeUowahJp, 5 p.m.;
Prayer, stucly IJOUp, 10:00 a.m. ~ ..,. I son hall of thf.' church. whert' a gtr 8 w Wt'ar to games t
.._ Furniture~ Wt'ddlng rec<'ptlon was held. As dan<'es. One of the first spedal THE CBVJICII OF CIIJUS"t ~ ~ slsting were the groom's sisters events for the college will be a 1050 Qaa.rcb St.. eo.ta Keea
• Complete Home FurnlahJnp ..,. and Mrs. Charles Babbitt. Miss barbecue and squart> dance Sept. I LlberfY 1-"11
TWE cau.., or CIUllST
Odd Fellows ~ l .. R..,...t Aft.. eon.,._ 22:D4 lt. & ac~~a A ... c.n..._ cao8C2 or ova LAD1'
z.a.ty 1-1'111 c. liT. c:.aaxa.
• • .... .,.. "'~ Lin Robinson had charge of thet 20. Full skirted dresses will be E. C. J--. IOaldw .._ LJherty ........, ... guf.'st book. 1 ~ 1139 lfewport A.._ ~ The hrlrtt>'s motht>r worp a two In order. I Sunday aervt~: 9:45 a.pt. Bible LJbeny a..sYll 'l'omlciJmc,Jil-~
Sunday Servtces:'9:4S a.m. B.ole
atudy: 10:55 a.m. wonhlp 8ef'V·
lc:e; 7:30 p.m. eventna service.
COSTA MESA plf'<'e dressmakPr suit In brown dtrectly from Har bor High are ship; 6:00p.m. evening 8ervtce. .,. Among the girls going to Coast I study; 11 a.m. mornJ.na wor-
ami white with pink acCt'ssorie!l. Joyce Albers, Marcia Baugher. Midweek service, 7:30 p.m.
largest and Most Complete
Furniture Store in the Areo.
Cell for fr-
OECOR.MING SERVICE
llberly 8 5518
Hou se n~ tar~ en
Furnish1ngs for homes.
dubs. yachts.
)017 W. Co;ut Hoqhwey
Newport B .. c;h
She had an orchid corsage. Mrs. Cynthia. Beltran, Roberta Bolton, . Thursday. __ _ RE"ese wore a blU<'· gTl'<'n I orr rlres.o; with whltP accessories and Joan Bush, Linda Cannon, Nancy CBB1ST CBVJICII ft TBZ lEA
an orc-hid corsagP. Chamberlain. Charlotte Dalton, Coaulla.altr MeUaocUat
Following a honeymoon trip Marlent> Daniel, Mary Lee Davis. lcdboa llYd. at 1.._.. lt... Kewport
to Northern California. the 1·ou-Carol Elmer. Katherine Fitzger-Pastor! :::;, Uf' Cadlloa
piE' will Jive at 37l Hamilton ald. Sally Gould, Helen Hart, Sunday Worshlp 9:30 a.m. and Av~. Costa Mesa. Tht> bridt> Is a. Kay Laufield, Judy Nealy, Betty 11 a.m. ChurCh Sehool, 9 :30
graduatt> of Newport Harbor High Piper, Jessica Roberts, Betty a .m. Midweek 14=: 7:00
I School. where she belonged to Shannon, Marilyn Shooter, J udy p.m. Wedne.day ed by
Tri-Sigma and Zf>ta. and sh<' Sutherland. Diane Swanson, Car-6:15 p.m. potluck.
ST.JOA~ ~CB
CERTIIAL IJaLE CIIVBCII 01'a1a9e A.._ at J:bd St.
Coni ..... Uberty 1-5301
IL IL Kaden. ·--Sunday Sc:hool: 9:4.5 a.m.. Mom-
lnl Sent~ 11:00; EvenJna
Servlee. 7:30. MJd-week Serv-Ice, Wed n e ad a y, 7:30 p.m.
Young people meet 6 :1.5 p.m.
Sunday. graduated trom Orange Coast ol Talstra, Margie Thompson.
Collt'ge In bu11lness admlnlstra. Dana Tor a nee. Lanene VInson,
tion. The groom Is now attending Diana Wolfe and Mona Rae Bar-
OCC. majoring In act'Ountlng Hf.' low. Mona Rae will eventu~lly
graduated t rom Wllm.Jngton attend nurses training at Good
111e OraD~ ... eo.ta .._ M&ww uaaoa 1-1•1 LOI**WIJf taUKII Father n-c. J. K..ta 2501 QUI ~ ........... .... la.Dday .. _ et .,, .... 10 ad Llbedy ..... . I schools. Samaritan. Naomi Morgan plans ~===========:!__::::::::=----------on a trip to Europe a nd OCC thl.s
11 :30 a.m. Weeltdaya: Mul at -...1 ... .....
7:00a.m.-Contea:lon: Satur· Duplicate momJ.na ~·4S d~£ trom 4:00 to 5:15-7:00 to a.m. and u :oo a.m.. Sun~:
Stauff• reduciaw
reaJty nrbl
year.
University of California at San -
ta Barbara Is also high on the
June grads choice of coUeges.
Among those who will swell the
freshman class there are Meg
Andrews. Judy Bone, Marcla
Davis. Barbara Dort<ln, and Dl·
ana Sanden.
8. p.m. __ Sundq ScbooJ f~ 8cbool ...
PDST lAnDT C11VWC11 eroupe at 9:45 a.m.: Nonery
OF ·~~I'OIIT prcmded for both eervt.eee eel
lalboa llYd.. IIIIa & Cout Ita.. Sunday School
U::,~-::"am
............ a..J ......
Sunday aervtcet: t :4S a.m., Sun-
daJ School: U:IOO a.m._, Wor·
ablp Servtce.i.. T~ p.m. Bunctu
even In r MrVJoe; MJd-Week s.vtce: 7:30 p.m. WedneadaJ' ~y-JleetlnC.
IT. 101111 Y1UJrP • .............................
IIA"-••• Pcdlaerl..,._ aa., • ...._ Diane Trooien Is enrolled at
the College of the Pacific. Ann
Arnqulst Ia going to Reed. Jean.
ette Baird will be oU to Occlden-
tal. &tsy Blackmar and Melinda
Smith plan to be at the UnJven-JUDOa AIIIIDLY OP GOD
Sunday Maae.: 8, 9:30, 10:30,
11:30 A.M. Conte.lon: Satur-cJ~ya and ~ves. ot l.lt P'rldQI and Holy Deyw: 7:30 to 8:30
.P.M. rt.nlt Priclay 14 .. 8 A.M.
•••••• II. C. Clw.lc. ...._ It&! W ........ lh'&. ........
SundaJ School: 9:30 a.m. Ww· um. ••• ahlp: 10:55 a.m. and evan,.u.t r.u-"IP!~ ao.y • ._ ... MI'VIce. 7 :30p.m. Yount ~le P.ua. 11..-ml ...._ and Chlldml'a Service,' 8:30 ._. .... , ,..._
p.m. Sun. Mid-week Servtoe: Sunday M...,.: 61 ~ 9, 10, 11,
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . Ladlea' 12 Noon. ConteMJon: Saturda)'1
Mlatona.ry Council, ThUl"'dayw and eves. of lit J'rtdaya and 9:30 a.m. for all day. Holy Dayw from 4:00 to 5:30
P.M. and from 7:30 to 8:30P.M.
PDtST 1001WW IAftiiT • cauaca
150 w. -0-lt... eo.ta ....
Liberty loJC
,._..., DL alc:IMIIld B. ._
Sunday IIChooL i:f!S a.m.; cbUJ'Ch
• er v I c e 11 :00 a.m. Tra1nl.n• UDJon 1 p.m. Sunday. Evmtne
wonhJp 8 p.m. SundaJ. 'J'eadl·
era and omeen meettnr 7 ~ Wedn.Sa_)'. PrQer aerVke and
Blble DG.J' 7:45p.m. Wedn•·
dq.
Dally M._ 8:00 A.M. Firat Fri-
day 8:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M.
Holy Day. 6:30 It 8:00 A.M.
a.nd 6:00 P.~ Novena <Our Lady Perp. H'elp) Mon. 7:45
P.M.
tty of Arizona. llr W. "n 1 .._ a....... IU..OA IILUD Susan Brown hu picked San ~ ..... COWUWHt WIWODJI"f
Joee, and both Na.ncy Bryant and ... C. &. ft• •II (1111 -~ Ill ....._ .,..., ...... ..._. Merlin Couch will .attend the Un-SUndq lebool I:.S a.m., morD· a.ad-11ft _ ._.__ _ 1 lv~rstty of Colorado. Three etrll. lnl wonhtp U ....,., ~ a... · ---• .,._ --'·
Let · us
analyze your
figure ... free Sybil Carney. Joan Fa.rquhat and ~JR .nb 7:«5 p.m. ...._, ... ~ Toaaew ~ ..
Barbara Hammond. are entertna ~~ ...._ T:e /,;;: au::-~ Sen1cel: w.-. S..· lundq le r y t c ea: t:JO ._ »...IL
Long Beach State_Mary Dudley --:--r· Y~.....,. • = LID. 8u.nclq lcMol at Otuida lclaool· t:30 ud ll:GO c::llloiU8 )ndlet• 1:.10 w\11 go to Montana U., a.n.4 La\1· tee T.e p.m. ~. 1J :1.5 LIL ..._ Wanldp i.i.t:, P..ID. lle'a PraJir M11if-,1
rle Hendrlcka had aelecte.cl Po-THIS iPIIIifOAL RJIID 8 ... a;-~~~ esawa aMft ~ mona College, lut.we hurd-&n__._.. -·~ .. ........, nnu ~•auvALI
Robin BtU w1U continue her
educaUon out neal SL Loull at ~r..&at W ST' ........ -._ ............
Prtndpla Colle&~ and Cathy -... • ~' • _.
Hobna.nn. Judith lJnklater and s.Ait ....,_. ...._ ._ ••
Lynn Md'a.rland w1Il all 1'0 to ... OM.. ....._ 1171
the Unlwralty ol CaJJtomta at .._ .._.
a.rbl.y. Th6 UCLA csmpu wf1l ____ .....;;;.....----~ :--_.--_;_...;...,-~~~-
pt ODl.T two ol tM UIJ1 Harbor·
lta c:oedl at lut ~ Jaq\M ~ and ~ U.b, wttb
~ ltaa ... tiM on11 one..,
IALIOA lAY CWI
ta~.z: :::.:c-.. 1111 w. c-...... , ...........
.
Vote ~ 3 Hours to. Hear Clse
' (Coattnue4 from hi• One) the Intearlty ot the cJty zonln~ b•ch replied that the buUdJnc
m~r county pJannlnl dtredor: ordinance lhould be maintained. would co.t o~r $1.000.000 and
Em~1110n llllnor, ctvU enJtneer • DAIIAQ& D"'''MATD many tbou.aanda would be added
and former ma,w and a..tatant Mr. Goode testified that M to the co.t by loY(plnc It
clty enstneer ot Lacuna; Everett had examined the uea on behalf ~~· Penney, Who IS selllnc
ParU, architect, and Stanley of a number of nearby Corona the property to Mr. Roberta for
Goode Jr., ~ber of the Santa del Mar property owners and the apartment, then made a plu
Ana appT&laal tlnn of Goode and had examined the value of bluff for approval of the ~ permit
Goode. property throuah sales of lots. I and variance.
Mr. DIIP. Mr. Parka and M.r. With· respect to 20 nearby prop· He aald that he had never
Milnor aald that aurroundJnc ertles most altected, he est. sern the 4 m\!n who testl11ed for
property would be damated by lmated that the land value the opposition set toot on hta
the height variance, that a prece. would be dama&-ed about $40. · property and aaked bow they
dent would be Mt for other high 000 It the variance 1a aranted, could make adequate examlna.
bulldlnp on the bluff, that the and that If the apartment would tlon by charta and mape alone.
plana could be changed to fit be buUt without the height varl. Mr. Penney contended that the
the ordinance, that no extraor. ance, the damaae would be opposition wu based only on
dlnary or special drcwnatances about halt t'hat sum. the argument of "spoUine some-
existed wlth .reJJpect to the prop. The oppoeltlon testimony was o ne's view." He said that the
erty. and that no bardablp would concluded at 9:22 p.m. propoeed plans would provide
be cauaed by reJecttnr the varf. Attorney Phelps tpe n aaked much more ocean view than l!
ance. Architect Kaltenbach about low. the variance 111 rejected.
Mr. Dl~p .tated further that erln~ the buUdlnr. Mr. Kalten· At 9:35 p.m. CouncU voted to
doee• tbe Martnr. denytnc Ham ~Y. •voVIT • J., Tlaere ..,. 175 entranta. who
Lcnu ·ot o:.ona del Mar the · wetriMd In, 43$ flah. About l:iO
rlfht 1'0 be beatd. J • A I G D Ill the con~m wwe pneent ·~~~~~-~ unaor rig ers · et .-..rizes at::::.U:.~erwJntbe5·
about the poilalbUity of l<>Werln~ _DICK IIOI"''1UUf vartet1--• ..... lO·~at IJOUp: the bulldlq by piOVidJnf f~ -• --._... 1Jo d lba J lnalde patkln• apaces (the en· The U!r7 Junlor Anllln~ Tour. .For the flrat time, there were Darrel Y • a core: ean
tire third Ooor ta planned for nament. 81)0ntONd annually by 2 dlvla'lon.a In tiM com~tJtlon, Van Dame, baf1'Ul1da, bul. bo.
ear parkin~.) the Balboa Anrllnl' Club. ended the aenlor dlvtalon tor younptert · nlto and yeUowtln croaker; Don.
Hr. Roberta aald he would not Saturday afternoon at the New· from 11 to 15, and a MCOnd dM· ald McWUJlama. '=orblna; Jim
buUd an apartJUent wtth fewer port Harbor American LeJ'ion alon for cont•taptl trorn 5 to 10. Thornu, ~ln croaker; Harold
than 2 ear 8P&"" per dwellln~ Hall. 'Ibe Junior champion ln the Thla chance eave the leaa·exper. Brewater, halibut; Mlke 11tomp.
unit becauae the parklne prob· ll·to-15-yr .. old dlvlalon Ia Frank lenced onee a cbanoe to win. aon, Paclfle mackerel and Jack
lem on nearby atreelll would be Lo PrHte ot Arllnrton. who waa The 5-10 year croup champion mackerel: Nancy BrlenaU, tuna;
aegravated. al10 the ~ Junior champ. ta a 9-year.old mt. born Po· Nancy Hottman, white eea baa.
Councilmen Hart and Wilder Frank eaurht 24 varietfea of edl. mona, Jean Van Dame, whore~. Winners ln the 11·15·year
called attention to the over. ble fish to &aln his ,-eeond title iatered 14 vartetJea. Michael group we~:
whelmlne opposition ot Corona and eet hla name oil the Frank Thompeon waa runner-up with 10 Joanne Earle. albacore; Larry
del Mar reatdents. Councilman Sawyer Mernwlal Trophy for varieties. Forbes, barracuda ; Ruuell Rob.
Stoddard ~ted the zonlne code the second time. Mrs. Hal Dike, lean'a parenta. Mr. and Mra. lnsoo, bass and jack< mackerel;
and aaJd 'that crantlne the varl-daughter ,f the late Frank Saw. Eugene Van Dame, are en thus-Bill Sadler, bonito and Pacific
ance would be detrimental to yer, former BAC president. pre· lastlc members of the Balboa mackerel; Lyle Eean, corblna;
public welfa.re and s uiTOundlng sented the trophy. Anellnr Club. Allen Buenther, apottln croaker;
property val ues, and that the Runners-up for the older age Tbtt tournament'• auccess wu Frank Lo Preste, yellowfln croak.
variance waa Qot esaentlal for group title presented a 3-way lareely due to the etforta ot CO· er; Russ Sunshlre, haUbut ; lim
preervatJon of property rlehta tie. Jim Nelson, Danny Oatl and chairmen Bob Scotteld and Clint Nelaon, tuna and yellowta il;
of the petitioner. Walter Plttrotl eacb cau~ht 21 Trimble and their committee. Walter Plttrotf, white sea baaa.
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MOS'n.Y ruN IOR SIZES • • . DRESSES 6 PLA YCLOTHI!S
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"Your ~hllcl's future r / will be brightw •••
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PIANO AND ORGAN CO.
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PboDe ltl S.etol
CAR F··OAR
KEEP YOUR
EYES ON
OUR BUYS:
PRICE F. PIICE
TERIS FOR TERIS
Theodore obins Ford
1956 Ford VI Custom 2--c:h. Sedan ______________ ...$1595
1955 Ford V8-R. Wago~ ovdr. & heater _____ .$1795
1955 Ford 2-dr. Sedan ---· .S 995
1955 FORD CL Sdn.. R & H. WSW ---·-···················--·.$1595
1954 Mercury Monterey HT, M-0-Matic. R & H .. .$1395
1954 Chevrolet Bel Air. 2-dr .• P.G.Il&H WSW .$1295
1954 Ford V8-Custom 4-dr. O'drive. R&H __$1195
1954 Mercury Sun Valley hrdtp. ---···-··········..$1395
1953 Pontiac 4-dr. Sedan ··--·····--·--····-···--···-··-.$ 595
1953 Stude. Champ. Hrtp •• ovdr •• htr., w /w ........... $ 995
1953 Hillman Minx convertible ---···:--···--··---···$ 595
1953 Hudson Hornet 4-dr. Hydra. -·-·-······················--.$ 795
1953 Plymouth. Suburban ····-···-·-··················· .. ..... . ... .$ 895
1953 Che~lat Handyman. R&H. P.G ................ .$1095
• 1953 Buick R'dmaater. auto. trans.. R&H. WSW S 995
1952 Hud.on Hornet Club cpe. Hydra. ______ .$ 495
1951 Buick 2-c:lr. Sedao _.:$ 495
1951 Mercury Wagon-0' drive. heater ---··-···.$ 695
Motorcycle-1950 Harley-Dcrridaon ________ .$_175
Many, Many Non ·to Cbooee From
Theodore Robins Ford
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FAIR BUILDERS who ore reolly "good . fo1r
builders stond on o booth thot will be used when
the Balboa lslond Community Church Youth
Groups present their onnuol Bock Alley Fair from
noon until 8 p.m. Mondoy, lobor Doy, directly
behind the church. Youth Group wor~ers, from
left . J,m Barnett and Sondy Fleer. point out for
J oel Frueh~~n where the next nail should be driv-
e., The event will include games and prizes, and o
home cooked din11er will be served.
laiCJ s.•ra of B. I.
Ia a 'C.w• Girl'
Thirteen -year-old Nancy Sebra
Beach Tennis
Club Studied
The s,...... If L I.
Wele~~~~TIIeir W S.
of 311 Cora l Ave .. Balboa lsJand. Formation of a Bea<'h and Ten.
ls "<'Over girl" for the August nls Club for the ~ni(Uula Is be
"Stars o! Tomorrow," a national ing considered by the Balboa
dan~ magaz.lne. Nancy Is a bal . Peninsula Point A8SO<'iation
let student at the Dorothy Jo G. w. GurT Jr., the new pres!
Dance Studio In Corona del Mar. dent ot the as..wclatlon. an
The photo was taken by Peter noun~d at last Thursday's m~t
Z. M. Singer of Corona del Mar. lng o! the Board ot Dlr('('tors that
Davtd. third son ot Dr and
Mrs Charles Sparkuhl o! 131 Via
Undine, Lido Is le, was born
Tut'Sday, Aug. 13. at Hoag Hos-
pital David weighed i pounds
and i ounces. David has 2 broth -
ers. Timmy and Tt>dd)"
Glamour
I the Association )as asked the
members tor an expr~lon or
opinion on the proposed proj('('t
He said that SOO questionn aire
Dr. Sparkuhl has been prac
tieing dentistry in the Harbor
area 10 years His ot!l<-e Is lo
catt>d at 3345 Newport Blvd .
Newport.
cards had been ~nt out and 175 E G •d St I were returned, expressing in., X-rl a r
Glimpses I te~~ questlonnalrt-s had ~n Ta kl Th• f
sent out becau~ 2 propertlt>s on c e s I e I
ay AJQf the bay front had ~n put up F t>d 0 w t 39 r 4()5L F
Long about t hls time ot year,
the cool breezes blow In from the
Pacific. and about thla time of
yea r, w atching thoee r lortous
aunMta, and. feelln& eorry for
OW' coustna, wtlo t..reft't prfvt.
leged to Uw 1n tb1e wonderful
area . . . 1baf• about the tlme
we ~rtn thlnklnc about our
wardrobes.
for sale. Both wt>re soon !\Old, r · es · · o ., ern-
however, Mr. Gurr said . One had leaf Ave .. Corona del Mar. former
been oUered tor sale at $250.000 football player at the University
and aold tor s17s.ooo. ot Oregon. demonstrated hla a(il.
"Many mem~rs of the A.sso· lty lut Thursday when he tack.
c:laUon thlnk tha t we aho ... ld con-led a en thld a.nd held hlm tor
ttnue to atudy this project In pollee officers In the yard of Mr.
tenns o! feasibility and !lnant'. West'a neighbor. 1 .. M G ld Mr. West, who was eating n(, r. UIT sa . breakfast when he heard ShOts
I d I being fired. ran outside and saw H Ote II S S 0 Marcus Peppard. 18. Camp Pen Well. DOW, IDafbe It doea't dleton Manne. fleeing from of.
bit ua at aa.c. .•• IDCilY'-.. , , fleers at the Bayside Dri\'e gul-
t.biak of lt P'*» bf p6tce for The 30-unlt L•do Shore!! Hotel. ley. Mr. West made a flying tac.
cnrtUl• ••. We an 9DiD9 -t located on the Lido pc.>nln-;ula kle on Peppard a nd Mr!l.. West
to dl.D.Der aDd Jut dall't haft I bay!ront formerly part o! fht-called t he poll<-e. Peppard had
a tb.lDg to w.ar ... -w.u DOW. ~orm's Landing proj)('rty has ned on foot after abandonln(t a
Elmer, you tuat am•t apM:t been purc-ha~d by Mr and ~r<l stolen Laguna car nt'ar Ins Ave
.... to w.ar that old ~. . • Robert Dowd or Granarla Hills and Coast Hwy
Jli9bt U... 4Jlrla. is the time !or $450.000. -------
to buaU. ~ to a-.n.a•a . . • Robert H ln~rnm and V1r~1l WE.LCONE DAOGBTEB w.-u t. b.,. walttag tow you, Buck, the sellers. were rf'pre A 6-pound. 15-ounce ~irl was
ft'V'MIUt.T. AtJCUST a , liP W&Wi'Oft 11A-.oa DIICIII 7
HOW MUCH LONGER CAN FEDERAl. OFFICIAlS
IGNOIE OIANGf COUNTY?
T1Ut Menth: ,,. fhllt at a..t 456,UO lw wltltln 12 ....,
NOW
ON L0CAt
N~~nANos ~~ .. ~w ~ MONTHLY
A1IO ntiS MONTH: HBlg &us:nea.-food Proc.u lng in Orange
County" AHD-New l'lants ••• Job Oppartvnitlet . . .
S.rvtce,. Suooli•. Sites
Study
these values!
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For real
"Back-U-Sth«Jl"
bargains ••• f!isit
JOIW hanJy
hardware skWtl
PluticWatelaket
lhan-ct. UgbhreAcJtlt. Gttroc·
r'filttCill u.-.. ctMat proo«. Cllld .c cou.ne ~,.~a.....____, = ba, cWaa $1.98
Fill latllt• .. o.
wltll p"-tic bancD-. c • s , ... .,..
w1tb lla·pt. 1'1le~ NeiDy ~ -L
PUmC PIE BOIES ••• 19c '--lOUD-----::~._,
nm.J~os 'I•·P't • ptat . qaarta suns aDd all .... repL .. t tw.a. s....., ..................
IESIIIEI'S SUTES. $2 20 =.7:::.W.~~
tl CROWN HARDWARE
CIDd we~ jut aactly wbat ~nted by Emt>ry Hanson or P A born to Mr and Mrs John Carl
yoa wcmt. Jut tM rtght a1ze Palmt>r Inc. Th{' hott>l wa" buill ton of 20W E Oct>an Blvd. Bal· 2107 EAST COAST iUGiiiiWAT aDdtbertgbt~fMtbe ~· ~M~Ing~m~andL~yd Gr~ bo~a~.~A~u~g~-~~:·_a:t~H~o~ag~H~o:s!p~it~a~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=CO~~~K=A~D=n~=~~~
,.-"'A BOVSEBOLD DEPArniEitt STOU""
We Cat a.,. * ll.a:rf)cx D2
c:aafoa. ory. I -
Anoth<"r m a lnr transac-t ion rf' How do Wt' know? Why. attN
nine yt-ars In this d<'lightful
comm unity and llstt>n ing to the
desires of our customers. our
boss just hies herself off to Xew
York. or Lo.<; Angelt>S. or St. Louis.
or somE'place, and fi nds just the
things !or the right pe<>ple. She
takes that littlE' book along that
has ~ many sl7es and likes In
It, just so when the merchandise
<'Omes In, It's just what you re-
quested.
JUit today I aaw the gtrla
anpadd•g a ela&pmeat of the
IIID.wt Carlye dJ 1111 1 sure
eajoy 1INCIIiD9 tb-. dall"t
.,.,.. 1 W'Ua J'OU c:.me .. -
IIUft cmd ak to .. the .....
J...Y coet1UDe ill BIIIWoocl c:oa.. the ... easy a1Jm aldrt.
aDd rib trl.aa.lud Jac:bt. J ~
they ... ... ... lt. but J bet
-· C'UitaiDft' wUl «*1M rtgtlt ill a8d .-tit CIDd ru....., ,.e
to ..-tly It oa ••. Ola ..U.
..ell is the lwck of a wtllclow
m-tlrtn .•• Toa llbould ._..
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wbldu,_ ,.a ...at to call It
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ported by P A PalmPT lm·. "a!l
the sale of thr Surf nnrl Sand
Hotel-Motel In Laguna fpr $460
000 to Mr. ann \Irs Lmt>n John
son, Mr. anrl \Irs. C C: Wilmont.
Mr. and Mr' Orvlllt-JohnS4•n
and Mr. anrl \1~ MNnll John
son, all of P:1 .... 1dena.
lOS. JfJCIOLS IN BOSPIT AL
Mrs. Kenneth I Kt"nn) I ='~<'hOI"
of 1705 Clay ~t , Cll!! II a\ E'n. ic;
In the hospltDI rN'u!)('rallng
trom surger) she underw~>nt
Tuesday at th~> Good Samaritan
Hospital. Los Ang<"lt>s \fr Nl <'h I
ols ls the tormf'r owner of th<'
Watne Shop nn Balboa Island I
STAJfLET OFFICE TO CLOSE
Earl Stanh'' yt>Stt"fday an.
nounced that he ls dosing his
Balboa Island real t>statt! ot!lre
as of the enrl of this WE'i.'k Edith
Maroon, who opened the Earl
Stanley o!fl<'t' In Corona del Mar I
12 years ago and now Is In the
Island otfiC'e. will be associated
with Doris Bray ~alty at 216
Marine Ave.
QlA&T SUU P'Oa DAVIS
Attorney E Aw:ry Crary, m~l
dent ot Udo lsJe. wu acting city
attonwy Monday evenlnr . City
Attomey Karl Davia dlsquallfled
hlrnaelt ~ause he ls aaodat~
ln law practl~ with C.Orp .-.n ·
Glrla. I cou ld go on. and on. ney, w hoee property was Involved
but you just better come rl&ht on In the burtng over the P~
owr. and pleue don't forret CDM bluff apartment.
that this Ia the llnal week of
our Aueust Coat promotion . . . •a"u•••n•.a.aDTS IIAft IOif 1~ dt..count on any coat in the K ark Edwin. twWiy anh'ed
p&.ce ... All new fall coats ... 80ft ot M r. and Nra. Jack 8\lrk·
A 4eopwlt wUl hold your coat bardt ot 1983 ao.em&J)' Pta~.
l UI you are reaclY to wea.r It, ero.ta Mesa. ~IJhed I pound&.
S ounca w hen be wu born Mon.
dq. AUJ . -.. at Boq Hoepltal.
Mn. lwkbatdt (Pat) .. OWMI'
ot the M~\e Hale Studio In
CWona del Mar. ANI Mr. bdt·
hardt .. empl~ t.y Coro·Alr
'"1M ~
Thank You • • • • \Ve w tsh to thank everyone for the
warm reception and fnendly greeting
given our new restaurant and cocktmllounge on
BALBOA ISLAND
We pledge all our fcrcih tles
too assure you the finest food.
the best of service and relaxed
entertainment for the months and years ahead
Fnmlr cmd Don.thy u..dom
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THE WEDDING CAKE at the left ts for the new·
lyweds. Mr. and Mrs. Chorl es Archer, and the
ca~e et the right marks the 25th wedding onni·
versory (Aug. 18) of the bride's parents, Post·
moster end Mrs. Verne Wotson. (Photo by Lin
Sheely)
Sept. 10th Set The W atsons' Anniversary.
For 1st UWC jDaughter's Wedding Feted
Fall Luncheon
By JEAlf TAifDOWSD
• A bu!fet dinner in the pntlo
of their Irvine Terra<'e home was
a double <'elebra tlon for Corona
, del Mar Postmaster and Mrs.
Lido Woman's Club will launch 1 Verne Watson on Sunday, Aug.
the !aU season with a meeting
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ts. Two heavily Iced C'akes s ide.
on Tuesday. Sept. lOth, 12 noon by.side den'oted the 25th wed.
at the Clubhouse. when Mrs. R. ding anniversary of the Watsons
Keith (Kit) Michelsen will wield and the recent marria ge of their
the gavel for the first Ume as daughter. Jacqueline Kay, to
our new pres ident. Charles R. Archer.
Mrs. Hal lMargaretl Dike, The young couple were mar.
Program Chairman, has asked
Miss U.S. to
Act as Model
ried at the Yui:'Ca Wedding Chap.
el In Las Vegas on Saturday.
July 27.
The groom Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Archer of Tuc.
son. The newlyweds met at the
University of Arizona. where they
both attended. ••Jackie" attended
Newport Harbor schools and
graduated from Flintridge In
P.lSadena. At the University of
Arizona she aUillated with Gam.
rna Phi Beta Sorority.
Her husband attended schools
In Tucson, served three years In
the U. S. Navy and Is now con·
tlnulng his schooling at Arizona
University. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Gains of Long Beach attended
This year's Miss United States. the couple at their wedding. The
Charlotte Sheffield of Utah. will bride wore a pink lace sheath
give a talk and model a bathing dress and matchlne acceuorles.
suit at a luncheon fuhlon show They spent their honeymoon 1n
tomorrow <Friday) In the Balboa Las Veaas and Tua10n.
ne I.ltt'-Church b1 Ute ... the wrtet. .~ ,eap
In LApna WM tiM ...,...·ot .. Mid w welL
A.&aplt JD •tt••.,. ol ..... .. eilllllll• ..... of
.... 1'\albr~Pt and lim .... ~ ............. , .. .......
'nw brWe ta the claqht.r of ...._.. ol b-. WM lire. ~b.
lilt. and Mrs. Dcmald J'Ulllr(lbt 8t a.-.. 011 Qompta. Jlla ot Dana Nblt, formerly of Lark· IMni&l ....,.. ftl .La C.,.da
tpu.r AW.. c-ona del Mar. 1"be ._. llrt I • M • &DQ -11rilllam
poom. &om rr-no, .. tbe 80ft ot ··"··-., ...... ' ....... lira. J"raalr Bc.t of rr.no and Milt mea. Da.w ·.~ ot lev·
Jlencbel l:llll ot Phoentx. tcb' BW. ..wct u an' Willer.
Both o1 the newlpMa attend. Ml8a OwWte Gaal ot Covina
4M1 Principia Collep b:l DUonJa. UDI tiM wwcldiftl eol~ ~ ~bt completed her 11U1 Jean 'loan Waterbury,
juDJor J-.r there. The 1100111 ~ -.ny ltru£ lira. lubel
paduated thU year and Ia now Hoppe and Mra. JHn Kc:Clockey
entertnc OJ&ht tratnlnc in the uGated et the reception, held at u. s. Kartne eorp. u a NCOnd the Woman's Club ot Lacuna.
Ueutenant. 'Jbe bride Ia a lf&d. Followt.nc a honeymoon at La
uate of Newport Rarbor lUcb Jolla, tbe •OUQ' co'-ple wtll
Sdlool and bu ~ .-dated IDIIIre tbelr home at Pensacola.
wtth Newport Balboa Savirlp Flartda.
and Loan. -------
A fioor lenath eown of white
bouquet taffeta wu choeen by
the bride for her weddlne. The
buque bodice wu trimmed wtth
lace lnaet at the neek.llne and the
lone sleeves ended 1n a polnt at
He&:& I II IIAVK GilD.
A dauehter weJehlnr 6 pounds.
9 ounce. wu bor6 Tbul'lday,
Auc. 15, to Mr. and lrf.ra. William
Bedtett ol 50 Catallna Dr., New.
port lle(&hta.
MISS MA06E FULdiGHT, former resident of Corono del Mor. is
the bride of J im Ellis, Morine Corps lie utenont. (Lyie Hoi9h photol
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OW' !!!~~u!~ ooo~a-
tion ·of the Jamaica Inn Restau-
rant, Verna Miller and the fol-
lowing Distinctive Shops.
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LUNCHEON
From 12:00 Noon Pne to tbe ladry...,...-rJMNn by
Montz 11a1r •t'IUII9 ~ T--y wu-lcdaa CIDd ~ ol _, .........
IESfiVIDOII
lOW 1111101 14&1
Banquet Room A vail able
for Party Groups
and Clubs
FIIAJfCES ROIITOR SHOPS
1808 S. Main
213 N. Broadwa y
Santa Ana
DEa'S DER
1~ Newport Blvd.
Colt& Mesa
tbe Jcmudal laa.
TOOWG AGES 1808 S. Main (Arcade 1750)
215 N. Broadway
Santa Ana
TilE IAT DEPT'. STOllE
303 Main St.
Balboa
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1805 Newport Blvd.
Coeta Mesa
JAM rA I
I( esl fl 11 If/Ill
EAST COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO ••• CORONA DFJ. MAll
"Mr. Newport" himself -0 . W
"Dick"' Richard -to give us
some ot the highlights of his ex·
cit ing trip to Italy from whkh
he and Mrs. Rlchard and son,
Johnny, have recently returned.
Dick was appointed by the Unit·
ed States ~partment of Com·
merce to the fabulous job of rep.
resenting the wh o I e United
States as a member of a S·man
U. S. Trade Commission, the two
month tour of Italy concludlne
at the Mila n Fair where he acted
In the capacity of Trade Advisor.
"Mission to Italy" Is the title of
his talk and It should prove to
Bay Club, beflnnlng at 1 o'cloeiL Nearly !50 guest. attended the
Sponsoring the event Is the L.D.S. reception In honor of the two
Church of Garden Grove. Ml.ss weddlnp.
Shetrleld Is a member ot the Sa.lt ~~~~========~~==========================================~====~==~ Lake City L.D.S. Church. r
be a real eye.opener. We hope CDI 111 IS I·IJ.Irlll Mrs. Richard wlll also be present
and add a few words tor the As 1•11 Clr Hils lifo
benefit of the weaker sex. j It looks a s though the old, John Farrel, !50, of 421 Golden.
tired raspberry Jove seat rovers rod Ave.. Corona del Mar. re·
have finally hit the trail for
1
celved minor Injury early Mon.
parts unknown and no one In day morning when his car ran
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their right mind will shed a tear. Into the parked car of Edwin An·
After all was paid-both In and 1 dcrson. 335 Colleen Pla<'e. Costa
out -the treasury yielded an. Mesa. at the rorner of Larkspur 1
other S375.00. which. we hope, Ave. and Coast Highway, Corona
will do the job of re·roverlng the
1
del Mar.
love seats and cushions on the
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lanai. The House & Garden Sec· I·
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tlon will also have $151.85 more
for plaques to Identify the 4
ea!l(>ment planterc;, and to re .
novate the planters Inside the
Clu bhouse.
Palmer Is Delicate
to Stuttcart lleeti•c
P A. Palmer. prE-side nt of New.
port Ba lboa Savings and Loan
As.•m .. has been named official
delegate to the SevPnth Congres.'l
of the International Union of
Building Soclt>tiMI and Savings
and Loan As..'lOCiatlons. to be held
In Stuttgart. Germany, beginning
Sept. 23. This Congress supports
the Union's obje<"tlve of "home
ownership through savings."
..• hair de1igns
•......wa
CGiaDa del Mar
PROD auaoa l:IOS
·-wltll .. Fssaa
PID ••a •••
MOllE ITLTU TIIAK nEB
Ivy t.eacue Saddles
Blue 6 White Saddles
All Wblte Saddle.
White Bucks
Red lr Blue Two Strape
aU In the Jolt.. Size
Saddles In .SenSor ~ to atze .a~
DrHs loatera and sturdy
8Chool lhon In .toclc to
BlcBoyaat.t
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In the '*rrt of the harbor area Is a ~ oaslt of 'contemporary
home fwniahlnga . . • you'l find ~ l~bobiy myftriout apark
that hat you nodding )'OW head fttlut.t~ oftw your on-t.ol "1ftls Is It,
lust wftat .... been JooaUng for-"
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Potato Veptable Drink O...rt
Hot Roll Butter • Jelly
other eelectkma
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RA&AN'S RESTAUUNT
Creslaaaont DCIJ· School
WAft ACCI'""41&D
50S ST. ~ IIDv MEWPOilT lEACH
lfOW DmOII..I.aO nR K.-a&. Jaii'D~ & ,...w GaADD. rli&iiCa &liD IIUI1C ..a.na
Df PASA.DJ:l'fA -11 TEARS
For IUJaDati• Cal
U t.$757 -BA 1174
JAMES
D. RAY
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COtmlACfiHG AND BEPAIIING
cwemg &. LDSa
Gary Deftn and 0\ulla a.kta
are 2 H~ Bljtl athlete& whO
are opected to play a 1()t at
football in the Padtlc Coaat eon.
... nee 1n the neat coupt. ot ,. .....
Deem. wbo ,...... wJth bw
tolb at US Dahlia Ave .• Corona
dti Mar, may aot be a~ to pl.~
a1nee be .uttered a ahouldtf lil· Juey e&tly <thla yev. He wUl be
attendlne Stanford UniVfn.lty.
Reldl wW open hJa junior
)'Hl' at ~ state. Be played
for the Beave.r team that went
to the Roee Bowl Jut year and
could be a valuable man at the
end apot.
Deem Ia • euard and f1'adu· ated this year from the SaUor
.chooL He wu a 3-yea.r Jetter·
man ln football, althoueb he
P,layed but 2 eamea lut aeaaon.
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With BILL DO NEB
DtfmcUni cIa a • ploD • .... and
HelmholJ: aftcl J:rlc Barwon put lOll r.t. waJW oil With O,.t
down all oppoUtloft aratn to re. place tn the bo)ol' aJnr•
main •tna•• di&Jilplonl for tbe Pladnl JmnMdJattiy behind 1957 &UIIPMf ..,_tJon tmn18 Ifni. Toedter, Qu1a and 'r.rry
Pf'Oif&m In a ....._ ot tourna· !Awe Mowed f'Ml procnJN tor
menta on the Rltb kbooJ c:ourta. the coadftr ,..,...
POUI't.Hn · year. ol4 Sue, uo-ltJcbard ... .,_ an4 JUc:hard
doubtec11y the rterfttlon pro-Parke te.mec1 to talcle tiM ctou.
eram'a moat proml.tlllt plQ*r, bl-. c:hamplonahtp. defeatlna tn
won her tlnt place rlbbon, medal the tlnala the: top l(lrl'a team ot
VAaiT'I' I'OOftALL t. a thlna Could It be that Green wW be and prtz. without l~q a eet. Sue Helmhols and Suzan 'n'ud-
ot the put for Harbor Hlah'a la.t In the ahuttle like Bllly Wet· Second pla~ SUU.n Trudeau •u t-2, &-2.
oavtCS.On rs.td'. No m9re will the zel wu lut yea.rf Wetz:el had overcame a tlnt-round ae&N Kind doublft wu won by
Uehta ahbnmer on Friday eve. tiM belt earned "'.. avera•e ot from PeeiY ()ale, e.a, 13-11. to Rr1c Han.Mn and SUzan Trudeau. 1 .,..._ 1n d d ... "' •· eo on to meet Sue In the tlnala, 'lbS. aerln ot matchea In the n np. ...... a equate eran · a ny nl'&te hurler, Jet he pltehed where abe Jo.t 3•8, 3-e 1~ the tin. milled doublM aaw .ame ot the
atan«U wUl only be UMd for Bee but 3 aamea aU year. est match ot the en••-... _ .,_. pl•v In the tournament, and and Cee event&, alnce the Tar * * * uno ~ ._ varalty wUI be playlne all of Ita nu 1157 IWDDIDfC no. weeka of tournament play. )'blrd the beat of tMee matchee wu a
eama at Oranee Coast Colleee. aux ended Aug. 23 at Oranee place Julie 'n'acy Galnecf the brilliant MC:Ond round ou.ttnc ot
DaunUeu Don Burna aeema to Cout, with ov~ 1100 peraon. en· aeml·flnala before falllna to the the top aeedecl team of Helmholz * * * CAaT DUM be culttvatJne a top flteht team rolled. It t. lntereatlne to note champion 4·8, 2·6. Others who and Ballie by the eventual .C· ---~~--------~------------~----~·~·~·~~~T:•~•:~=•:•:d:~~&~l~tu~~~th~®t~~1~~Y~~~ed~~U~be~l~~~~~am~~~~cy will f1ve tJM local tana a look on pUled .wtmmJne tata. Th'-11 were Judy Mayfield and TaUy and Jllobard Parke, 4-8, 8-8, 8-6.
d .. Adam.. Parke'& play In tht. matdl wu
c.oast. Rate Annual t•lon· s Game at. ~~~::t~~~~~al~'E ~:;afu~:ro;:,.~~~ ~~: pl!:,'~.~~:~:!:l~~ ~:~~~~.~be::.~ NInth In U. S. • Best Local Game of the aeuon Lain or 610 AI dean Place, New· dJnk·lob·amub technique that proved player.
OCc S adi Se 28 should be ap.ln.t a tlghtlne Ful. port Helehta. who may .an kin· be UMd Jut JU1 to eoat\IM hta -------
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t 1 rt u th Pl t dl d opponenta. Entrenched at the net ._4 the En8IID Want M pap. ro~~F:Jt1~~~~:::~i;~~~~~~~ . IUm p • t~rt~D •• on :. rate; a um i~T~vr~y~nar.~: ;:,~l~~C:~m~o!::; r=~~;::~~~==;
keeper of the All·A~rlcan Grid. CO~ TO IEU&r of a jumplne oti the lO·ft. board. He breezed put Dave Jobnaon Iron Index. IT TOM IUJU)ICI[ CJty. We s t m I n at er, and Seal local sparta wrtter, Harbor Hlfh Pretty hJgb for a UtUe felldW. 6·1, 6-1 In the II rat round, then
Oranee College Ia rated In the The ''over-emphasla" of collegJ. Beach. comprialn& some 350 don have a lood flrat atrtng Ill· * * * took Paul Fuller 6·3, 6·3.
No. 9 ~tlon. Laat year the Bucs ate sports and the ensuine evlla members. sell tickets to the naJ caller In Forest Smith. Ya. TWO JnaJITI -4 GAKD. In the flnala aecond·aeeded
ended up 12th. although they that build bad character habit game. the name la Smith; not SchonH. While Harbor High will meet Ex· Richard Balele threatened an up.
were 4th at one time. flU the nation's sport paees to· Proceed8 are used to U) feed SmJtb broke Into the Uneup celalor on Sept. Z7 at occ, local wt by taking the flrat eet from
PJIESEASOif JC aam llATDfGS day. OCC and OPPOSING players midway lut year, when Gene fans wtll get a good look at Eric 6·4, the firat aet that Etic
(All·Aiaerlc.a l.Dda) It is refreshing to hear an or. sandwiches and fruit 11n the Hubbard, tlrat atrlne alenal call· Steve Muueau'a Pirate team the had JOlt In two yeara ot recrea.
Point ganlzatlon that Is and ha.s been dressing room after grtd battle er, dlacontlnued playing. following night. Tbe Buca will tlon tournament tennla. He came
Rating engaged for seven years In a Is over; 12) serve brealdast the Jlm Schones has erabbed the face powerful East Contra Costa, back to win 6·4, 6..J.
1-Compton . ...629 project geared to the Idealism of I next morning to both teams In second atrtna quarter role, with one of the nation's top teams. In In the aecond dlvtalon, a moth·
3-Bakersfleld .. . ... 603 athletics. honored I may come from either * * * OCC'a football charges are the top place.. Mrs. Kate Toedter
2-Tyler, Tex. .618 hospitality and sportsmanship In
1
whkh an outstanding player is Paul Sandoval right behind. the annual Lions' eame. er-aon combination carried ott
4--Mt. San Antonio .595 The event Is the annual West club I; (31 stage a sightseeing ROD MadiiLLlAJf lnfol'11a me slowly wanderlne Into camp won first place In the .aecood
$-Colfeyvllle, Kans. .593 Orang~' County Lions Clubs' water trip around the Harbor that Don laaacs Is the flneat now, and according to several l~~~iiiiii~iiii~ii~iiiii=!]~~~~~~~~ 6.-Hinds, Miss. .590 sponsored Orange Coast College area for the OPPOSING team. 'ltcher he has EVER seen hurl people close to the picture, the 1
7-Cameron. Okla. 589 football home o~nPr-thls year Dr Ed Milum of the Balboa Bay In the local area. Isaacs attended Plrates may have another win· Le' Gl n to SWI.m!. 8-0el Mar, Tex. 5 83
1
with East Contra Costa JC Sept. I Lions, who has served as gen. an out-of-lltate junior colleee for ner. --
9-0range Coast .STI 28. era! chairman for the pas\ seven one year .ad la planning to eo * * *
10-East J...os Angeles .5i 5 ln coo~ratlon wl!h occ the years, Is given crt>dlt as the man I to Orange Cout this season. MIKE lfELSOif, who Jives with • • OTHERS I six dubs, Balboa Bay, Garden that has madp the project go. Accordlne to MacMIIllan, who his parents In Corona del Mar, Is
11-Menlo, .574; 12--Arllngton Grave. Costa Mesa-Newport Har This year Milum turns the knows his local baseball, Isaacs without a doubt the top base.
State. Tex ... 568; 13-San Fran boT, Huntington Beach, Midway rt>lns over to J Gordon Streb-should be the first team pitchE-r ball player for hla size In the
clsro CC, 567; 14-Coallnga, .564 ; I butngs of Huntington Beach. for OCC thla yur. Thla brings upf summer ball program this year.
15-Bolse. Ida., .561 ; 24-EI Cam 1 J.Aotters on filE' In OCC Dean of the old matter of, If Iaaacs and Nelson Jed tht> Pioneer Giants
lno a ncJ Fresno, .~5 each ; ~ oc Pra ct•l c e Mt>n Joe Kroll's oltlce. written Phil Carlson are fighting It out Into the finals of the Cee tourna-
Fullerton .. 541; 29-San Bernar. by s urprised and grateful op·l for the first team pitching spot ; ment by hitting 9 home runs In
dino .. 540; 31-Phoenl.x .. 533; 34 posing school officials, attest to what happens to Gary Green, 3 gam~ and fielding better than
-LACC. 523; 36-Pasadt>na .. 520;1 Opens s nday the l'ftlcacy of the program. j last year'a ''Tar of the Year?" anyone else In the tourney. 39-Sa n Diego, 515; 43-Santa U
Monk-a and Ventura, 502 l"ftch ;
46-Long lk>ach and L.A. Valley, Orangp Coast Collegt-will Is
.496 Pach; 48-Taft, .493. sue pqulpment and administer
• LWIN MOVING MY
Krr5 ARE FREE .
WE\L AW&. ONe WfTH
OUR ~MaW'S
NO 08UGATION."
CAU .
HUBOI TUIIFEI
I STOUIE
2200 lfewpod 8l..S.. eo.ta ....
l'boeo E.._ & a ...
Uberty 1·13231 LJberty l·lSil LYON VAN LINES AGENT
physicals to all prospectlvP foot.
ba ll candidates Friday and Sat.
urday, Head Coa<'h Steve Mua.
seau announced today.
Under Eastern Conference rules
practicp officially o~ns Sunt1ay.
Musseau announces a m~tlng
will definitely be held that day
but without body contact.
School commences Sept . 10.
The U ona Club sponsored opener
agalnat Eut Contx eo.ta JC la
alated Saturday night, Sept. 28.
Letten-
Ensign Sports Dept.
Dear Sirs,
Thank you for your award. I
will trame it. I had a lot of fun
playing ball this year
LYNN REISINGER
424 Esther. Costa Mesa
1 Playe-r of the Week
Award wlnnerJ
Place your ciasstned ad In the
I Newport Harbor Enslen -Call
Harbor 1114 or Harbor 1115.
LIONS CLUB GRID CHAIRMAN--J. Gordon HacHord. Balboa Bay lions Club: Leon Knoeller.
Stebb1ngs Hunt1n~ton Beach (center) receive\ Garden Grove: Judd Sutherland, Costa Mesa-
congre tulet.ons on his be1ng selected generol
choormon of the West O range C ounty Lions Newport Harbor; Mr. Stebbings; Noble J .
Clubs sponsored Orange C oost C ollege foot-Waite, Hunt 1ngton Beach: Edword W . Milum,
b ell opener Sept 28 ogeinst East Contra Coste Bolboo Boy : Ro bert P. Bisc.ailuz, Midway City·
J C Committeemen, left to right, are Norman E. Westminster; and J ohn Nescher, Seol Beoch.
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All .cc.ler.ted COWM
for Wll'l-,.aldPh
•IWJ nc.Hoflen.
_, PAD A.._ AT ACAT&, N.UOA III.AJI1) 11aa.oa ..
DANGEROUS
DAN McGREW'S ..... ...,. II a&. I a&
LUIICIEII • • GIIITIU • lnc:uJ.IZDIC Ill IU FOOD
CIID' JlENE SEUIUJf • J'ORM'ERLY OF
JACQUES nENCH RESTAU11AN1' OF CHICAGO
Ill
'
..
Play-off Set
for Saturday
An 8-run fourth lnnln& aave
the powerful Eut.em Braves a
tllbt 18·13 win over the, potent
Pioneer Giant. In the flnala ot
the Cee Tournament In the eo.ta
Mesa Park before an Htimated
Use This H Folna
/I IMI • , ......... IIJ Check -.../
~~/ :: :fta--:-on=~ F.~~~-t:i_!_o
.fY ~ Want.d to bur--·-0 ~ u. 12. 13. "· ----1.5. R•el &tete ____ o '~ /'-.,.,, ~ ~ SPECIAL! 15 WOI'ck oaly SOc ior one iDMrtion -3 tiJDM ODly 1.00 For NnL ... ___ o , ~ W ent.d to ,..,.._ __ o
14. 17. 18.. ----.. -· 19. ----·-.. 20. H.tp wantecL. ... _ .. O
• 500 lana Monday nleht.
The Braves' vlct«y threw the
tourney Into a one-eame, audd.en
death playoff, which wUl be
played Saturday at 7 p.m. wlth
the Giants.
'\. I 21. 22. 23. ---·--... 24. -·-·--------25. --· .. --WaR want.cf. __ _o
" , 1 :.. %7. 28. ------29. --·--··--30. _____ .. ~~ y::"!:==-~
SOUNDS O .IC.-Holfbed G ary E"9le takes his ph¥5icol exomina·
tion from Or. Richerd Altman ot Horbor High. Or. t.ltmon odminj,.
tered physicols to oil prospective Horbor High footballers lost week
in the Soilor gym. !Ensign photo)
Corona del Mar Boy Crosses
from Catalina on Paddleboard
Roy Bream, .on of Mr. and
Mn. Huah C. Bream of 621 Mala-
bar Dr., Irvine Terrace, made hla
way from Catalina laland lath-
mua to Manhattan Beach In 7
hours. 18 min., and 33 aeconda to
grab second In the annual Man-
hattan Beach paddleboard race
Sunday.
Roy. 17, who aradualed from
Harbor Hlah this year, paddled
the t'ntlre dlatance of 32 mllH
on bla knees.
Several ~rta on the field of
paddleboardJnr pl'f:cllcted Ulat
the local youth could never fin.
Ish the race ln thla po.ltion.
Mllce Brl&ht. Hermoea Beach
llfe,uard won the race ln 6 hours
and 35 minutes..
ntf~
13LOIIER
(Continued bom Paae Nine) e ICOJfDAT, AUG .•
Oaw Stipll of 1596 San Ber-
nardJno Place, Costa Mesa. wu
booked for driving while lntoxl.
eated ... A radio and $50 were
stolen from the home of Dr. R. F.
Beauchamp, 710 S. Bay Front,
Balboa Island ... Charles Mu-
tera. 140 Femleaf Ave., Corona
del Mar, reported the theft ot
Sl50 worth ot furniture at hla
r-ental property, Q Polnaettla
Ave .... A radio and 4 hub caps
were atolen from the car of Rob-
ert Trueblood. 312~ I.aland Ave.,
Balboa I.aland ... An upper den.
tuft W.t Sunday near the Balboa
PI• by Alme Parenteau ot Loe AnPtet wu found by the New·
port Buch Street Department ...
A paddle board wa.a ttolen from
the rest <knee of Ruben Amerk ·
hanlan, 107 23rd St., Newport
Beach ... So~ne entered the
home of Gene York, 3411 E. 4th
Ave .. Corona del Mar, while the
family waa away on a 10·day
trip ... A tire, wheel and claaret
ll&ht~ were atolen from the car
of Warren Kern, 107 VIa Mentone,
Udo lsle ... Bruce Kimble of
Balboa laland was bitten by a
do, owned by Fred Dunn. 12S
Sapphire Ave., Balboa Island ...
A total of $30 was stolen from
tenants at the Casa de Manana
Apartment._ 1014 E. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa . . . A bicycle belonglne
to Karen McCondJlle was stolen
from 217 Diamond Ave., Balboa
Ialand.
Sell throuah Ensign Classified.
( ............... )
Ill I WIFE STIUILD FIR I a•••R
Both arms atranaled by ln~rtenced clerk who 110ld
them Uaht watch band. Their hands turned blue and
numb by the atraoaulaUon. They were advlaed to a..-.e Ray
Fielda Jeweler, who can property fit and alze their new
0 DBJQOUS OHBS 0
0 OBJ6HTFUL DRtt«S 0
0 DANCINe f/IAY NIGHT 0
0
00 BY THE 00
~ DOBIIE' YAM TRIO 0
\) ElftEIITAINMt2'l' 0
' -~ ~· ' 0 0 0
~
"-I • wom. OIILT u• roa on uraEa'Tlo•-a TDO:S roa uo P~.a ··-·----.. 0
' MAIL TO: THE ENSIGN. 2850 £. Coaat Hwy •• Corona del Mar Mi~an80U1. .. _ ....... 0
Probably the laraest crowd
ever to wltneaa a 5·pltch contest Your Name --------------Addreaa -------------Pb.oDe aaw the BravH aaln revenae
over the COM Glanta. The Giants '!:~===~~~===~~~~~~~===~=~~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~;;:;;;::;;:~~==~ won 12·11 the Jut time the 2 roa a.u.& roa SAL& WAJfTED TO 1.DT IDVJCES
teama meL TRANSPORTA110N CAR-l9t2
Rainy Atchinson became the Chevrolet wlth rebuilt '48 mo·
wlnnlna hurler for the Bravea. tor and eood urea, $100. Har-wlth Skip Kandle aa his battery bor 2368-W.
TilE prE
41% II llo/o Iff mate. Herb Stutt was the loeer for HOLLYWOOD DOUBLE BED -
the Giant._ wtth Dallas Richard-sprlnp 6 mattresa. Belae Cor.
.on behind the plate. day apNad with pillow shama
Once aaaln Mike Nelson was A bolatera to match. Like new.
the bli lltlck for the Giants, "'='="Re=-IUIO-=-==na="b=-'le=. -=HA=--=~•-:-1=78.==--=---:amuhlng out a home run, triple 1958 MERCURY MARK 25 out.
' NO DOWN-TEJlMS
and 2 alnaJH ln • times to the board motor. k mote control; ItS. UYIL
plate. water akla. Only 50 hours old. !50,000-MILE GUARANTEE
Wbo)eule prloe f«
Ret&Ueu.tomera
Charles Jordan of the Braves Muat Nll. HA 1692.
wu the real star of the tray, ------------
aetUnr 3 homers. Skip KandJe,
Jim Morpn and Atchinson got
1 round trtpper each.
Erlc Van Hall, Pete Eaplana,
Eurene Sandell and Stutt stood
out for the Giants.
For the winners lt wu 18 runs
on 22 hits and no errors. The
Giants aot 13 runs on 20 hits
and also committed no errors.
The ecore by Innings:
Giants . . . . 3 2 3 2 2 1-13
Braves .............. .3 4 0 8 3 0-18
SAILOR MENTOR Don Burns
will open his second seoson os
heod footboll coach ot Horbor
High or{ Sept. 2. Burns is loo~·
ing forword to one of the top
grid years in Tor htstory. lEn-
sign photo)
Safe Boating
Course to Be
Offered Here
The Balboa Power Squadron 1a
offering a 16·week Cree course In
piloting "to teach safe boating"
at the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club.
CJ&.SS(>S, which wtll be held
rrom 7:30 to 9 p.m. every Mon.
day, will bealn Sept. 9. The
squadron hu made arranae.
menta to &('COmmodate an un-
limited number of person&.
A apok.eaman for the squad·
ron said a staff ol ~xperiJI on
each subject of boat safety will
teach the course, wh'lch ls open
to both men and women, boat
ownen or non-boat ownera.
Chairman of the courw Ia John
IL Klnpley of 319 VIa Udo Soud,
LJdo lale. Commander of the
squadron Is James Edwards ol
3900 Channel Place, Newport Jlt.
land.
N&W teNS CXMOf at 0,...
en~ Coest Coll.c}e is M.urice Gerard, who "'o._..s ~ ff'OM
S.nta Ana. whet. h. h.t ,_.,..
cfted teMit U ... U ~ at
dMn of,.,, He ~1 do c:oun•
llfi119 et OCC in tdditiOft to his
ftf\1\it ctur s.
IEIIY ILUE PUIS
l ••••• ~~~
AKC rectat.ered. Beautlful show
quallty. Dam and Slre Import.
EXCE!.LENT GUARD DOGS
PHONE KI 7 ·~1
.-zw
UIII•IIIUS
ALL ICODEL.S
USED HAMMOND Spinet Oraan.
HUJT)' for thl..a one. .. Pll. SALE
STEINWAY GRAND like r1ew,
aave dver $1000 on th.la beaut!·
ful plano. S1x other lovely
Baby Granda $385 and up.
HAMMOND CHOBD Ora&n, one
uaed at a spedal low price.
Ill Plll8 Ul F
CBJCKEB.Il'iG GU.ND ln perfect
eond.tUoo. ~ pua.nteed
181S than ~ price.
USED ELECTROMC Orean was
13)00. SPfXlAL 1645. ... Pllll SAlE
20 GOOD Uprtibt plano. all re·
condltioned. priced from $79.
$5 A MONTH wW rent JOOd
practice plano. Let the klddles
Jearn.
TiiOlllAS ORGAN A plano com.
blnatlon Jlke MW must aell.
Ill PIAIO SALE
SEVERAL GOOD aplnet pia nos
reu,amed from rent with new
,uarantee, save up to $275. 3
yra. to pay.
RENT A Hammond Spinet Organ
for 5 weeks, only $25 lnclud~
5 private lessons. plWI cartage.
3 SPINET PIANOS brand new,
case slightly damaged In ship·
plnr. save over $1SO. RR pays
claim.
Easiest terms In America
SCI .. T -PIIWPS
Establlshed 1914
520 N. Main, Comer 6th
Santa Ana
Open every day A Friday nlte
SAXOPHONE. E Flat Alto, brass.
sturdy caM All In JOOd condl·
tlon. $90. 316 Larkapur, COM.
HA 6988·W.
SAVE TO .,. on national brands
swlmwear and c:uual ahoes.
IIIE IRED
UNION SERVICE
Avocado A ())&at Hiabway
Corona del Mar
Next to Jamalca Inn
Harbor~
aEAL ESTATE 6 aarTALS
FURNISHED HOUSE-1 bdnn.
available Sept. 10, 441.,. Fern.
leaf, COM. Inquire In front or
phone HA 0376J.
UNFURN. 2-bdrm. )louse In COM.
adults only. Inquire at COM
Pharmacy, HA 2272.
COM -2 bdrm. unlurnlshed
house, children 0 . K., no pets,
$90 mo. on lease. HA ~.J.
FOR RENT -Furnished one
bedroom ground floor apt. oU3
Orchid Ave .. Corona del Mar.
HA 1365-J.
LOW RENT -YR. 'ROUND 3,_,
room apt.; partly furnished.
Tile bath and kitchen; fire·
place. $70. Incl. utilities. HA
4949.
WINTER RENTAL -Furnished
apL . extra sunny. Close vtt.
laae . B. I. Small boat landlna;
1 or 2 bednna, breakfast bar A
dlnlna space; pJ'tlaJ't' dlap.;
Thermo heat. Adults. Price op-
tional. 122, Grand C&nal, Bal.
Island .
COM-FURN. HOUSE-Attractive
2 bd:rm. AvaUable Sept 15. So
of highway. Fireplace, patio.
fenced yard, g;qag'e. No pets.
Harbor 108'7.
YEARLY RENTAL-Corona del
Mar-2 Bedroom house. Fum.
lshed. Be.autltul Ocean VIew -
~ block to beach. Fireplace
and furnaCt>. For appointment
phone HA 2462. Sanlord Realty
WINTER RENTAL -Ideal !or
teacht>r. Available SE'pt. 10 -
3 Bedrooms; 2 baths. Balboa
Island. HA 393.
WILL RENT my 2 bdrm., 1-2/3
baths. furnished house. 520
Marigold, COM, to responsible
tenants at rt>asonable rate
Sept. 15 to July 1. See w~k·
ends or call LUdlow 5·8529.
OFFICE OR STORAGE SPACE.
Corona del Mar; $35 per month
Phone Harbor 111}1-W.
FURNISHED DWEU.ING - 2
Bedrooms.. Preferra bly teach.
ers. Sept. to June. ~. 702
Marlaold. Corona del Mar, or
write 610 Washburn St.. Co.
rona. Calltomla.
FURNISHED APT. - 1 bdnn.
IAase Sept. 15 to June 15.
Garbaee dlsp.; patio; children
welcome; shown by appoint·
ment -reasonable rent.· Har·
bor 1283·M or WE 9·4496.
toys, Calypso bam . 29c; men'11 ------------... swtm trunks . $1.69 up; beach ausunaiS JIEIITAI.S
tow~ls . $1.19; zorls · Sl..29 up. SEVERAL OFFICE BENTALS-
A.nntwraary sale. Alao need Corona del Mar. ,.._nets J.
active partner. Balboa Bua&r, Horvath-~a1tor1 HA 1565 or
3M Main, Balboa. Harbor 6827. HA 1428.
AllTIS'I' STUDIO -North l4ht;
The New Model S-8 prtvate entrance; 24.0 aq. ft.;
-
two bloela from Udo lal•
Brtdp. 135. Additional exhibit
Cl.. ..... apaee available. Ground Ooor
-atrwt entrance: arcllltecta and
wtUI tbe wondertUl .,...aaaton bu.Uden. c u r r e n t tenants.
tonH at no atn. ~ Craphk arts bulldl~. Ra
BEAtmFUL ORGAlf tone. plua _211_'-...,R..----~~---100 other lovel7 tone~ wdl U aa&l. D'fAft WAin'D
Bawallan Guitar, V\olln. C. SMALL LOt OC'ftn aide hlrhw_,.
Mite, lanjo. <ll""--etc. and o.c:rtbe tUlly. Stat• 10111'81
J'DU p1.t.y It ln m.l.nlltl '!be cub price to Box F-829. c/o .,..~ lnventJoG ln the bJ-EIW.p. COM.
11t0r7 ol mu* b date penon ' W'bo baa had no 11 acw.. ......, r ,...,.,.
.. a month wW ~for 1t.
Yow au~ ... "oM
DeaJao ln Oral\111 Cowl~
Eltabl.WMcl 1114
•!ro.Kalna _,
,. Otll1 ... _ ...
a& -~~ aftlr t P.M.
1114
Have responaJble tenants for
stores and oUices. WW take
long term leaae. Mu.t be ln Co·
rona del Mar.
lEI L WIITIIII
3542 E. CtiiiiJP••J
c..a .....
u 1112
5 YEAR LOCAL tHident need& 4
bedroom. 2 bath, famUy room
home. Yard for four children.
HA 5236 $150 maximum.
RETIRED NAVAL OFFICER and
wife want to lease clean, pleas.
ant un1umish.~ 2 bdrm. nmt&J
In Harbor art'a -good neigh.
borhood Would consider op-
tion Phone Kl 3 1061.
Top Job opportunltie8--a1J ftelda. M'"en and Women
UO Tu.atln-Newport Beach
(aero. from All·Amerlc:an
parldnr tot>
to m&U a prof~onal c:banp to
~ .ave :poar fellow man.
To tnc:rea.e your productive time..
To~ your tuture recardleu
of age.
To double your lncome.
! YOU HAVE!
Then we Mr. Groaan
Sales Supervlaor
ln. Rill ••••ri•l , .... 1842 Newport Blvd., eo.ta Mesa
PBX OPERATOR -Tel. Co ex-
perlenct> rt-qutrt'd -shift 11
p.m to 'i a m. Call U 8·2237
betwE'f"n 2 p m and 5 p.m.
only SE'al's TPIPphon~ Answer-
lne Sy~ttE'm. 535 Center St ..
Costa :'titM>a.
W AITRE.•:;,_c; WASTED -Experl
t>nred on I~ Older ~lrl Tht> Cot .
f~ Shop, 2920 E Coast High.
way, Coronn dt>l Mar
CAREER SALESMAN ORANGE
COUNT\' -Wondf'rful oppor
tunlty with old established ln.
suran~ aat>ncy tor aaf"'SSI~
hard.worklng lnsuran~ sollcl.
tor. A ~nd futurt' If willing
•• Prljlctlrl
P'Oil !lENT
S.Mll 16-Mll 35-10(
&Ad 1&0( Sound Projecton
FA8r OOLOJl m.Ji SERVICE
Model AJ.rpla.De Su~ ..... ,.._..
1112 Nt!W"ppO't .Btvd. eo.t.a ..._
Pbone Uberty 8-70G Rd...,
"l.Jke M.actc"
PAINTING
GENERAL REP AIR
LOCKS
LAWNS MOWED
CARS POLISHED
GLASS REPLACED
GENERAL CLEAN UP
WINDOWS WASHED
NOTIJTNG TOO SMALL.
OR TOO LARGE
E. H. HERMAN
706 Irla. Corona del Mar, RA 5073
U8t'd Auto Parts, ntea
We Buy Cara and Scrap Metal
UBERTY 8-7013
2075 Placentia Ave .. eo.ta Keaa
WHEELER EL!C'J'RlC
Eledl'1cal Contrutt.nr
Free Eatimata
2753-D E. Cout ll.lalllf/I/Q
Colona del Kar
HA 620 Da,. U I-1Sl5 t:...
POODLES FOR SALE
Dor JTOOillinl -poodlea a specialty
GOLDEN POODLE
1891 N"'I)Ort Blvd.~ Mesa
Uberty 8-8645
a, I ••t•ll
s,act fir ....
A.menea.n Leeton 215 15th St.
KeeUnp 2nd-4th Wed.. 8 p.m.
I .. lEI'S
IIIIITEIIICE
PAINTING
INTERIOR -EXTERIOR
SANDBLASTING
MURALS
Uberty 8-8622 Free Estimate
SPUILETTS
P'LUOJID)ATEJ) WATEil
elves lltetlmt'
protection agalrut
tooth ·deocay •
CALL LDEJITT 1·5011
to work altt>rnoons and t>Ve-------------
nlnp. Phmty of good leada ------------furnlah.-d Bolt H·829. c o En· atm. CDM.
RJiX:EYitmnst ASSISTANTln
doctor's oNI~ Nt>wpor1 BeaC'h.
Applicants "'Tit<' C' o P 0. Box
157, Corona d•l Mar, Jl\'lng
qualltlC'atlons. phone and ad
dress.
TillE II ., ...
11¥1117
WE MOVE YOU #an•-
wtthbl 30 mi. for mln. P.U.C.
rat. a« $9...25 hr.
II IIIIIIIEIEIT ,, ..
HARBOR HIGHLANDS
ONLY
U1tll
OCTOBER I
6°/o FHl -21-JIIr ltaa
P/o 18-JUr CIIYIIIIIIII IOMI
STILL AVAILABLE
I llnilltl ••ller of 3 11tl 4 llet1r10111
Homes price4 from
$19,4&0 -$23,000
19TH I IRVIIIE SALES OmCE
01111 from I 0:00 to &:00 DaiiJ
or IIJ a,oo1bnell
ClLL Ullerty 8-9411
IIEWT COl, Sales l•acer
J. E. V 11 Sut, Aauclate
LIOIIIIG FOR A
BlRGllll?
Here 'Til!
$11&0.00
3 ~droom. 3 yean~ old Glass
Pnclosed shower and tub. gar-
bage dlspoS81, Flagstone pa-
tio: 66' wide lot, paved and
curbed str('('t, Strl'~t light mg.
romplf'tt-ly rt>dl'C'Orat('d Jns1de
and out: ldnt1scarwd. FilA
Joan-41...1 '< lntcrC'st.
EARL CHAMBERLAIN
AND ASSOCIATES
388 E lith St Costa Me..a
Near Tustin AvP. Ll 8 6301
LOT
CORONA DEL IAR
Chokc, South or highway
Locallon -$7850
R1111 F•tl · Realtor
1600 W. COAST HWY.
N£WPORT BEACH
Liberty 8 6141.
• l 'oo lAte to ClCU&IIy
FOR SALE -Apt. size refriger-
ator $25; tank type vacuum
c leaner with a ttachmeqta $20.
Harbor 4453.
BUSlNESS LADY desires room.
Away all day. No w uhlng or
rooking. Hlghe!rt references.
Send card to P.O. Box 555.
COM.
Waterfro•I·Pilr I Float
64 Foot Waterfront . Concrete
Bulkhead. Plus 2 bdrm. Modem
home REDUCED to $27,500.
Must sell . might trade.
CIIIU DB. Ill
3 Bednn. -1" baths. Lot
47xll8; R-2 zone; near stor~
tra nsporta tlon It school. Only
$21.500
Coast Pro,artiu Co.
Ruth Ja)Ted. fk'altor
3lH F: Balboa Blvd . Btllboa
HA 26::,S . Eve'>. Ll 8-Rl21
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RENTALS
NEEDED
Qualitied tenants available
for yearly rentals. Furnished
or unfurnished. Com pet I' n t
property management II de
sired.
1 EARL W. STANLEY
REALTOR
Nev•port Heights Otrlce
15th &r Irvine
LJ 8-2664 8-8623
On 150 Ct. lot--$25.000
Will exchange tor commercial.
• • •
500 Acres -Eutern Oreion
stock ranch with buildings;
fenced; on highway; water
and electricity. ~7.500 -w111
exchange for Southern Call-
PART TIME htolper Cor working
mother and 7 year old girl. fomla.
l :J0.-.-5 p.m 5 daya week-lAIII VII£L '
Of' can oUer Uve-m faciJitles -~C:S~'!t~t ~~~::r~r:n~1s;~ CIIISIIIII lEAL n
Eva HA 2886-W. COM. 3P7 N. Newport Blvd.
flllffl WilL p..u-op~lte Hot~J Ha.pltal
---..... __.. Phone l.Jberty 8.1617 lftlr ,.. EVa. U 8-UlQ
AMAZING ~TERMS
NOW OJ'P'ERJ.:D OM A
. CINDER'ELLA HOME
II "0111'1 IEII EITITEI"
'
... lEI ElliS VEtat_a
Now for the tint time you can
own a fabulous Cinderella home
for
The laat at the C%" Gl. loana 1n
thla area wltb a minimum ot
$I GOO
caah down payment down plua coata/lmp.
nlE TlltrnJ IS •.. these hom. have more "bonua" features than any
under $25.000. lnclud.lq .•. SJlAXE ROOFS .•. BUILT IN RANGE A:
OVEN ••• JlASS1VE 8' BBJCK FIREPLACES ... 3 BDRMS. 3 and DEN
and 4 BDRMS .•. ALL 2 bat.ba .•• 72' WIDE LOTS •.. PLUS MANY,
MANY MORE. Modela open nery day and EVENINGS un 9 P.M. On
Hatbor Blvd. 1n North eo.ta Mea&, directly acrou from the new State
Ha.pltaL
W A.LKFJl A: LEE. INC •.. SALES AGENTS ... KIMBERLY 5·4403
c•eu BEL 111
· 1_. IIICDIE
Tllrel ........
VIew of billa; firepla~e; ~ar
school and Youth Center; plus
one bedroom and den apart-
ment, with aun deck over car·
port. Excellent conatructfon;
hardwood floors; Ule kitchens
and baths. 721 Ja.smJne Ave.
$20,950. Courtesy to broken.
JOSHUA TREE
I• Till HIP Desert
New cabin~ 2~2 Acres. On 29
Palms Highway. 35 Mlles from
Palm Springs. -$2,000.
1515 SANTA ANA AVE.
COSTA MESA
FOR REfiT
BALBOA ISUIID
Charming apt. -Little Island
Bay \lew; flrPplace; unit heat:
garhagt' disp. $90 winter; $110
yearly IIA 20.
WHEI BUYIH DR
SEW. PROPERTY
IT PAYS TO
DEAL WITH A
Entrust 7001 real estate
uanACUon. to a REAL'I'Oa.
Bot la tralMd 1n hW ~
&Jon. Jmotn ftlu., ftD&Dc·
ln£ and la bound to ..w
JOU ethkall7, boJMIU7 aM
eourteou.ll1. u.u:roa ...
~ ot a natlcm&l or-
&a.ob&tJoft ClliDfGnldDa to •
~d code cl eWc:a.
IEWPIIT
•IEILr.l
223 POINSETTIA AVE.
1uat % block from Ocean Blvd. -~autlful 2 bedroom
home and guest houae on 75' lot • Attractively land·
acaped. SubstanUally built Cor a year 'round home.
Priced at a ereat reduction.
THE BEST VALUE SOUTH OF HIGHWAY!
CLEVER TWO UNITS!
415-415~ Marigold Ave.
Two bedrooms down with larce attractive Uvlng room
PLUS 1 bedroom apartment. A decorators property
which reneeta iood taste and attractiveness.
Reuonable down--Submit otter. A Multiple LlstlnJ .
can Edith M~n
EARL W. STiaEY, Realllr
225 Matlne Ave .. Balboa laland
HA li75
FIDITIIE M THE WATER
O.tr A2,IOO •
DELIGHTFUL 2 BEDRM. home with covered poreb
overlooking the water. Take 20 atel)ll and dive lnt Thls
little Gem Ia located on Balboa Island AND you at.o
have· a 2 bedroom rent.l unit that la rented tor $125
per wk. 1thla summer. Both homd are com])let.ly fur-
• nlahed.. Pie._ hurry for thla.
Cl. YDE IEYEI, Ruiter
312 Marine Ave.
HARBOR 252:5
Day or Nlrht
BUCH HOUSE
Balboa Island
Cutest llttle beach house In West Newport. 2 &>drooms.
AlkiiC OIIJ $18,&00
CUIRE VII HORI, Realltr
2731 W. Cout Htrhway u 8-4277
Eves. LI 8-6455
Newport ~ach
EXCLUSIVE LISTIIIIS
WITH
FRAIOli .J. IDIVITH, RuHer
3420 W. BALBOA BLVD. 2281 NEWPORT BLVD.
HA 1428 HA 1~ U 8 ·7t51
c..ta ••••
l . 5 Acru-M·l -H -In the city of N~ Beach.
Will a.ell an or part.
2. 424 We.tm.ln.ater -lovely 2 b.r., dbl. garare. patio
-land..c:aped. Completely tumt.hed ready to move
Into and one payment wW take care of home and
fumltuN. t)8.,500. $3.500 down. . .,.,. .....
1. AttractS"-2 b.r., car., patio, ott Balboa Blvcl. Good
location near patk, beach and bay. ~000 TftDuL
2. Two a~llln& Iota ott Balboa BoulevarCI neat park,
bay and bHdl. •• 000. •
3. ~ach hou.e, tumlabed. Double Jata.re. neat oeean,
Park a: Bay -tll.500 -Terma.
c..i ..... _
SALE OR LI:ASE -22:29·33 eoa.t HJway. OttJce and
.tore bid&. TWo lewll -alley -Jott and .ton,. room
-prtvat• parklnf am. lAue bu ~Jftld. J'ull OCCU·
pancy at dc.e ot .-erow. .........
Lot 50 x 115 with a view o( blt,y, On P1aua Genoa and
Via So\14,
AJfO v_., attradive I b.r. water tJoDt a.oa.. In a.n.o. eo,.
With au,. ltv ........... &.pt.ce. ,.... ... .
•.•.• -,,.. --
JJOW UJmD OON~UC'ItON-Z C'a1tom delt&ned ..
•
01f A lJ8' J'JlONTAGE -In Ntw trYtN Terrace. Under
CDIIIIIbudioa -• Ca1JtomJa Provtndal. 4 a.dtooml;
ciiDIIaa nn.; lup brM.Idut nook; 2~ batb.l; ~e
Pu~J~D&A: buUt·la ranae and oven -ru or e.lectrtc;
raJM ~: 11tooe fireplace; land.tcaplna; hatdwOOCI
parquet Dn.: ~: dlab.wuber; laundry room:
dbJe.,.,... wltb Iota ot atoc'aae: aha.ke root Have JOUI'
decorator' ~ your color .cheme. Pre·atrtke price --..eco-t51.90 down-wttb beat convebtlo .. l ttnane·
~ on the Cout. ·
LOTS_.;. Select your own alte. Frontaps trom 80' • 135'.
We wU.l build to your arch.ltect'a approved plan or
chooee &om o.ar wt4e eelecdon of plana. Deadened by
loeal Calltornla ardlltecta o clUJfvely tor Harbor llvina-
•
MACCO SALES OFFICE
Adjacent to Jam.aJ.ea lnn-Hlfhway 101
cOrona del Mar -H.A 67'95
VOGEL VALUE
011111 DB. Ill
Cllll• Cerw Ball••• Lilli Hurt ef Ten
80 flit 1r11tap • C.at HIP••r·
Prlcetl IIPI -ltN TlriiL
THE VOGEL CO.
81 E. Cout Hwy .. Cotona del Mat HA: 17U; HA: 17m
11.1 'S BEST BUYS
OUR WEEILY SPEOW.
$2,800 IDWI
$11,110 -Fll -.IEUJE
HARBOR HIGHLANDS -Well-kept 3-bed:room. 1%-
bath home. Top resldenUal dt.trlct, tully tmprowd.
Rear yard completely fenced, larce coYWed paUo lor
outaJde Uvlnf. Good lan ... _plnl. berr1.-and fruit
tree&. Buyer to ~~me preeeut f~f' la.D &DCl e.IJM'
w111 eany back a 2Dd 'n1Dt Deecl. -NO P'11UNCE
CHARGES.
W. A. TOBIAS . Realtor
AND .ASSOCI.ATES
"you'll like our trleodly aervtce"'
Uberty 8-1139 220 E. 17th St., Coata Meea
<Acrosa from Thrltty Drur Store>
EVENINGS CALL U 8 ·0043; H.A 2358 u 8-7007; u 8·1139
ART'S DPPIITUIITIES
-lUST Sfll
Slcrtflce -Cull ••••
1112 .... ,.... -lnlll ,.,...
OPEN EVERY AF7E.RNOON 1 10 5 P.M.-EXCEPT SUNDAY
You have to see to bel~ve thl.a wonderful 5 bedroo~ 2"' bath cuatom buUt home.. A man's den that Ia a de·
light, and ladlH. how you will love that kitchen. Built-
in Hl-Fl; refrtgeratora; 'IV'a; bar; aquarium and what
nota. Surroundlnl a lovely awimmlnr pool. 3200 llq. tt.
ot apacloua living. 850 aq. ft. ln 1~e. Aaldn1 price
t65,000. U you Jlke -make ofter. WlU trade for low~
price home. .......... ,,....
Only 1 blk.. to Ocean and ahoppln1 ~ter. Strictly
modenl; bullt·ln ~ 6 ovens; laundry room 6 p -
r&l• One uhlt tu.ml8bed. Approx. lDcome 15,500.
Pnee 141 ,aoo -ao.ooo dn. •a•
XZ8 E. COA!fr BWY. -COlONA DEL MAlt
HADOa a.5
1666 NEWPORT BLVD. -COS'rA MESA
Ll l-37lrl -EVES. HA 151589
• • PDIILaM!!' ..... IT -1101 VIEW
tn Corona BJahlancSa
MOST ~0 JlANQI HOME
3 B.R... 2 bat.h.J, beuy lha.ke rOClf
Fotce4 All ~' J'l~laot. .