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Y STOD
ELECTED
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Chomb.r officioll, is obout to cut off o chun~ of
birthday cake, ..hich represectts the first yeer ennivers&ry of the
Chomb.r. The ~ .. slicers ore, left to right, Mrs. Jessie· Hill, Chom-
ber secretory: Ed Bobsoo, first vice-president; Fred Stewort, trees·
urer: Fronk Jordon, . Broden Finch, the new
president; Bobe Orban, ootgotn<J pre~dent, ond Molly McClintock.
Miss COM. who is the Chamber's candidote for queen of the
Oronge County Foir. This photo wos token ot the instollotion meet-
ing held lost week in the Youth Center. (Ensign photo)
Hart Named·
as Alternate
The new mayor of the City ot I
Newport Buch il Jame. B. Stod·
dard. councilman from Ol..atrlct
7, Corona del Mar.
He was unanlmoualy elected
Tuesday morn1na to suOCHd re-
tlrine Mayor Dora Hill.
Councilman Charles Hart. born
Newport District 1. wu eJected
mayor pro-tem, who takes aver
In the abHnce of the mayor.
These first decilions of the
new City Council were made just
before noon. foUowlne a 3~
hour count of the absentee bal-
lots by a canvasalne board.
City Clerk Mareery Schrouder
announced that of 124 absentee
ballots issued, 2 were not re-
AII Agree on 2 MORE IN RACE FOR we·re Ahead ~~rn::j,;:e~~e!':!~t..leavtne ~ absentees followed the
RPuorcckhasPeo·•onft tiGH SCHOOL BOARD ~!w~c~eady~le , ~~i!f1;b~~l KY votes for a ftnal tally of 98 votes
It wu om'......, on acaln th1a -r.e> more l'ewporten filed MeN realtor; I. P. Slrtherland. "Financlne acreenaenta are beb.lnd the winner, J. Fra~ At·
week b the aequJ.IItton ol Co-thla week tor the Newport Har-eo.ta .._ ~n. and comph!te and we are 2~ daya kJnson.
rona del lfar'a aocJcy Point u bor HJch School dllt:r1d t:r:u.tee Jolm BliJd Jr., llarbor Hlahlanda ahead of .cheduJe on dewloplne In I>t.trict 3, Kenneth KJnp-
part ot tbe State Beach Park. 'Jbe poata held by J. Leslie Steffen· ln~t broker. Both ludce the Upper Bay park. .. Ira Dowd ley lncreued hil lead over Oor·
ftnal ward La that the acquisition MD, Corona del Mar. and lud,.e Dodce and Mr. StetfenNn haw told the Ensien Tuftday. een Marshall by 23 votes, to win
wtJ.l 10 UU..Uch. Donald~. Cceta Meu. lndic&ted that they will not run "Sixty-five people are worklne by 102 votes. CU7 Robert Sheltoo 1hey ate Dr. J:dwud MUum, qaln. dally toward the oUldal openlne R~re il the final taUy In th~
.W Council ~ aG C\J'de Or., Bay Shores and Mr. Pete,_., La dil'ft'tor of the July 1 to 5." Council race, llaUng the name of
wu COD· Earl G. ......,_, ao5 ltlnp Pl., Rancho u.a Pre·Scbool, eo.ta He explained that tJwre La no tbe candidate, lut week'a vote,
Mea&. evidence a( ct.velop· ablentlle vote and tbe crand
----~··-,.,. Dr. u,.-......... tcltal: • •w..,.w-lf!l~·-• r • •
.,.. tbat 1ft vaN. bM
put the prlee Uout .,. ... 000 OWl' H. h SdioOI tile money avat.table. ~~ City Cou.ndl &peed to provtde •
!::et•~tl;t~":t. ~ :~ Supt Picked efttd. Coundl wu acreeln& to
return atmo.t all of the $15.000 •
that it had received from the
state from "wrplua" Corona del A San Francbeo Bay Area man
Mar state park 1\lnda. wtU take over u N•wport Har-bor HJch Sehool Olatrlct auper-Yesterday Mr. Shelton lHmed lntendent July L
that the atate attorney general's He l.a Max RuMell, aalstant
ottlce had In fad abandoned Its superintendent of the San Mateo
condemnation lut Fri..,, but Union Hlch School Dtatrtct. San
In view of the Councll ded.alon, Mateo La the county which bor-a~ to rein.atate the action. en ·San Francl.ac:o City and
The atate abo •nt to City Hall County on the .outhweat.
a copy ot a stcnecl .tatenent The tl·year-old admlnlatrator whe~ the owners of Rocky hu .erved tn bla pre.ent capac-
Point paroti aar-d to a«ept the lty mor• tkn 3 years.
t67.500 appralsal prtce.1'11e Be aD4 blewUe are the par·
l(ar
l'edrtQI 1ft 1ll5fl
'lbe 2 Milum clillcben, Bob and
PhyW.. attended Newport Beach
elementary ldloot., Hor&ee En-
sitn School and Harbor High.
They are now atudents at Oreron
State CoUege.
Or. Milum wu honored by th~
Newport Harbor Chamber ot
Colnn»rce u the Man ot the
Year tor 1956 becau.ae ot b1s
chalrmanahlp ot the tlnrt New-
port Beam United Fund. He is
now .erving as president ot the
United Fund.
Re is a put president of the
Balboa Bay Lions Club, terved
on the Cit:Jzen.a Advlllory Com-
mittee on C&pital lmprovementa
and was chairman of the citizens
committee for financing the eo.-
ta Mesa Hlgh School.
Board BaHies
Over Pay Raise Issue
agreement ._ alcned by Mr. enta ot 2 '-'aged 12 and 4.
and Mn. B&n7 Taylor, Mr. and J.oca.l cllllrlet t:n.wtees who Sch I
Mrs. WUD&nl Cartter and M.r. .... the appo.lntment Monday. 00
and Mra. f"raak Spratt. a&Jd be wu the oaUtandlng pick
Mrs. Allinder .
amonc 42 candidates. Be wtll be
Pllld ali.OOO a year_L ~~d suc-
ceed NtlrtJ\1 Supt. Slwwy David· eon. wh~ ealary La al8o _.6.000 .
Bitter remarks punctuated an tlon does not cut otf debate ~x-c .. j .. jayor argument &mOfl8 Newport Ele· cept by a two-third. majority
A Balboa laland wama.n hu lVI lVI mentary ScbooJ Dlatrlct ~we. vote."
enteted tb4t Newport Elementary They won't have any trouble over tucher aalary ra.bes Mon-Said Mr. Berry, "Board mem·
Is CanCJidate
School District rae. for tbe trul· up eo.ta Mesa with thelt new day night. bers should have th• opportunity
tee po.t held by Harwy ...._ m~s name. Determined et.forts to cut ott to dlacu.la their views for th~
She 18 M.ra. Fona AWndft. It's John Smith. debate weN halted only by re· benefit of the people pre.ent."
114 Pearl Ave.. wUe ot the Bal-Appointed by the old City coone to ~· Rut• of Order. Milo Lacy s u P Ported the
boa Ialand lmptGW~Mnt Aeln. CouncU to flU out the unexplted A motion by Jl.arwy Peue to amendment, and added, "We
.ec:retuy. tAirm ot B.n.Le. 11art1n, who re· .. hold the ...-nt •l&ry Une" ahou~d try to hold the aa1a.ty
M.r. PuM hu f1led to auc:c:...d slped 1ut year, Mr. Smith will and ,.,..nt no raw. at aU thla llne. hlmalt. not tace the votea unW 1180. year wv .,_t.d by a 3 to 2 Mr. Ray made a plea tor brin•-FIUn~ cloees tomorrow (J'rl. He Ia tn the optical buatnea vote. with 8oard Prealdent Mel lng ad.mlnt.traUve aalarle. up to
"") for the ~ ~ echool e1ec-and ,.._ at 3038 Colle&e Ave.. Berry &Dd Mr.
tiOniL eo.ta Mesa.
New Members
In COM C.C.
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CDM APARTMENT
states: '-rtw rftltal Mum from
the 3 untta perm.ltted un~r pres-
ent z.onlng limltationa makes it
lmpc:.slbJe to rea.Jlze t~ ~tum
of my ln\.'eStment on such an lm-
prove~nt. Al80, J t'llnnot .ell
my property without financial
I<*. knowtne that no other type
of d~velornpent is permitted.
Since there Is sufficient square
footag~ 121.242l, with approval,
I can build 6 units 13 on each
lot I In order for me to ~pture
my an vestment without loss."
Also on ~ Commission agen-
da for tonlcht are: e SmACK VUIAJIICES
Mrs. Flononce Rypinski, 2517
First Ave Corona Ml Mar.
Kenn~th Hartman. 2822 Bay-
shono Or .. Bay Sho"".
Fred Simpson. 2515 First Ave~
Corona del Mar.
e trSE PEmllTS
Matilda Burgess, to build 4
dwelllnp on 2 R-3 sites, 1601 and
1603 W Balboa Blvd .• N..wport.
Jt~lnhold N e u m a n n. duplt-x
and Rparate one-car P~. 730
Tustin Ave .. Nf'WJ)Ort Heights. to
mak~ total of 3 duplexes and 6
garalft on the lot.
Jack Mullan. subdlvl&ion aigna
and tract sale. otrlet' near 2Srd
St. and Irvine Ave., Upper Bay.
Hill · CUnnlnrham Automatic
Pilot Co .. 2 signs Ln 600 bloc!k be·
tween Coast Hwy. and Seaah~
Dr .. West Newport.
Harbor Dewlopment Co .. retail
boat aiel buildlna, 4601 W.
Cout Hwy., West Newport. 100
Mt .-t ol Balboa Covel.
Wlll~unt, boat M.lel and
•rvloe. D> W. Cout Hwy .. r.ew.
port. II"
e wuw vw
lohn VQftl. a.Jpla TOlln. &va..
Partaii', 4 •·1 .._ at Ja;.o&.OT.
08 Marcaret Dr .. Mew,ort a.tpta.
e THANKS TO ltlnll .. COUNCIL WEWBS
A WOtd of thenb from the entire community is il'\ order for Dora
Hill, Sandy MacKey, Stani.Y. Ridderhof and Lea Wild.r for tM t,.
mendous atMYt of ti~M and effOI"t they have given to their job on C~ eo...ncil. It is o fob with not much reward, except fOf' penonal
10t15fecfion of MrVice.
Cottgratuletions to the n.w councilmen, and to the new mayor
Joy Stoddard. There ore folu who criticize Joy for being stvbbom,
brusk, odamant, opinionated and orgumentative. But come to think
of it, those can be words of proisa too ... just as long os integrity
and wisdom ore among the qualities. • • •
•
e A GOOD GUESSER
Prior to the election. there wo s guessing omong newspopermen
ond cily officiols on the number of folks who would go to the polls.
Best guesser wos City Monoger Robert Shelton. who soid 5.999. The
oduol totol, ogoin not including obsentees. wos 5.963. • • •
e An ACK W ITHOUT PRINCIPLE
The Council roce WI)S " cleon compeign. except for o couple of
whispe rs thot didn't gel for. There wos one other deploroble excep·
lion -on unprinciple d ottock on incumbent Councilmon Stonley
Riddorhof. who hos olwoys been reody to spook his piece end vote
th~ woy he thinh best. There WI)S no justificotion whet soever for
molic."ous nome colling. occusing him of cowering behind his military
bross. efroid to me~e decisions. I hove dis.,greed with Gen. Ridder-
hof s decisions ot times. but there h.,s never been o doubt os to his
sincerity of purpose end reodtness to to~e o stond. • • •
CALU
e LOCAL BOT MAKES QOOD
Last week we promised you
the full story of the first week of
the Annual Big Five Tourna·
ment, beld at the justly fam ous
Cabo Blanco Fishing Club In Pe -
ru , South America.
Paul Rogers, a member of the
Paci fic Coast Team, arrived back
on Lido Isle last Wednesday. He
had an exciting story to tell.
Here It is.
The Pacific Coast team, all
Cautornians, fished against the
e NO SECRET MACHINE Gulf Coast team, all Texans,
The defeot of the nome chonge proposition wos not on omezing (\aptalned by Toddle Lee Wynne,
surprise. It is much more of o wonder thot the decision wos such o Jr.. of Dallas, with Jim Barnes
dose one. Don t forget thot changing the 51-yeor-old nome of., cityl and P. A. Daniels, also from Dal·
is o formidoble tosk, not to be undertoken lightly. Defeo! of the ~ropo-las, and Joe Dixon (friend of T 1 th It f 1 h. 1. · •. f I .d those of us who tlshed the Ocean st ton wos no e resu o secre , moe tne po tftcs. More o s ~~ I City International last yearJ of
no than yes. that s oil. Midland.
against capt Osbourn {0..) Ow·
lngs and hla Atlantic Coast team.
To date, we haven't had any ~
port
e lfOT ALL LUCK
On Sunday. I quizzed Paul
about hla catch. Modesty ta a
coat that loolul well on anyone,
even a tlaherman. Paul said
.. Dick. I was just lucky. Any one
of WI could have caught thoee
fish lf he had had the strikes."
We'll go for that But I wheed·
led a little more Information out
of tills good angler. The fishing.
he said, wa.s slow, for Cabo Blan·
co. There were a lot of broadblll
sighted, but they were not hun-
gry. The big-eyed tuna went on
a atrlke. The weather, It seemed,
was the factor. It was just TOO
good. The water was nat.
To make sure the news got Then Paul Jet tne cat out of
e e •
back to the home town of that the bag. He pulled some of our
famous store, Nleman-Marcus local maneuvers out of his old
<where the ladles are so beaut!-chapeau. The fi rst one, s low-
ful you SHOULD pay to get in!l trolling a deep bait, with a sink-
the Texans brought Ken Foree, er to keep It down. paid oU with
of the Dallas Morning News with the biggest striped marlin. The
them. Incidentally, you should second product>d the jack-pot
e WJIA• BOPPEJ11•1 it turned the tide In favor of see the outdoor and fl.shlng cov-fish, the black one. Since the
A gent of much political and Candidate Charles Hart of West erage In THAT paper. The Texas marlin weren't taking the stan-
otherwise astuteness has asked, Newport. boys won't have to brag on that. dard trolled balta well, Paul
"How In the world did It happen? This time they were again last I'll do It for 'em ! Can you pic-came up with an Idea. He trolled
Here was a measure that had to report and cinched the victory ture any California newspaper a jig and picked up live bait u
the backjng of all 3 newspapers for J. Frank Atkinson. sending anyone to Peru to cover he flshed. These he fastened to In the area. It had as sponsors a tlshlng tourna ment ? Maybe all his hook with a famous Catalina
the most Important names In Incidentally, Charlie Hart has that oil In Texas has something gadget, a bridle, and trolled hla
town, and yet It failed." turned In a whale of a job as to do with It! ba~allve.. The 4S> lb. blade councilman. He has stood alone ora4. He w• referring to the city many times ln oppoalng uruea· e aaE"S 110W P that hb method w
name chane-e proposition on the sonable and unnecessary expen. Paul a&Yll that each team land-'nlat'a the .tory of hOW the
ballot. I reminded him of my dlture of city money. More power ed 11 striped marlin. But the fl. Pacific Coast team won the f1nt
tat t I ) t k• I 1 5" .. 5 1 ts f th heat aaatnst the Texas lads from s emen n as wee s co umn to you. Councilman Hart! May na score was .., po n or e • that big names have only one your road be smoot her from here Paclflc Coast, 3155 points for the the Gulf Coast. It tully confirms
vote. and those In Costa Mesa on. Lone Star team. my long · standing Impression
have none. So do we all have • • • Biggest factor In the score was that our California anglers can
just one. and In that ballot box e HOW DID CDM VOTE? that dark horse from Lido, the hold their own In any company.
scoring, they all weigh the I can't reslst pointing to the only West Coaster who hadn't Congra tulations. Paul, and your
I h I I boo h ..___ C ..__ B1 bef p 1 team-mates. Here's luck all the same. n t at e ect on t . we score. Every one of the 7 con-~n to auv anco ore. au
common. unimportant people are sollda ted precincts In Corona del Rogers. Paul accounted for 5 way!
as big as the biggest. I also I"E!· Mar came through with a major. striped marlin. one of which net-e LAS VECAS TO'ODAKEifT
minded him that his crowd prob. ity vote for Frank Atkinson. Dor. ted his team bonWI points by Pacific Anglers, twenty-eight
ably spent over a thousand dol· ('en Marshall and Hans Lorenz. being the largest (210 lbs.) and couples of 'em, held their an·
Iars and printed the names of • • • the only black ma rlin caught the nual out-of-town meeting In the
big shot sponsors. while the op·l e CONSERVATIVE first week, a 480 pounder which desert last week-end, Headquar-
ponents nevN spent a cent In 1 am unsure of the politic-al was the real dllference In the was Laa Vegas Thunderbird Ho-winnin~. I couldn't give him a I definitions of liberals and con-score. The count-down was 480 tel. The weather, so I'm told,
more stmple answer from a sel-scrvatives. I label the out -going points on the poundage ba.ala. was fine. The cocktail party, put
dom brain than that I guess City Council as liberal _ liberal 400 points for the heaviest black on for the guests by the T-Bird
there were just too many unim· with public money. I'll give you and 200 bonus points for the was aumptuoua, the food was
portant people who voted "no·· a very recent example. Less than day's largest fish. So the black fabuloWI, the shows were mag-
because they didn't want a name a year ago they set up a pay on~ was good for a solid 1~ nlflcent, the one-armed bandlta
c-hange s<·ale for the head recreation of-potnts _for California. maintained their reputation tot
Somt>One has said , "God must fi cPr M one ot their last official Pauls other three team-mates holding on to their colna. Every-
ha\e lov<'fl the common man. He arLo;· theY hlrt>d a nE'w one and took six othE'r stripers. Frank one had a wonderful time. TIIAT,
made so many of thPm ·· ralst'd the salary $i50. IBtvens. team captain. got 3, Bert folks, is just about all the In-
• • 1 r~l that ~lulv lee-ted at De~Ne ?• and ~oy Flanagan. 1. formation I can come up with.
e NO SECRET CROUP h•ast 2 ron~er-Vat~. which Th1s tno, posstbly fortified by My Informer was too tired to go
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Porterhouse
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Boneless
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1 cll'nied to my fnend that I IPrm Webster defines as ·•one op.
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the addition of one of the alter-Into more detail. I couldn't find
harl an inrluf'nC'f' in any sec-ret , J.X)8ed to hasty <'hanges in polltl-nates. Don Allison or Stuart a single word of Information
orgamtat1on. I am a member of ral institutions." I acid: .. one who P~ler, were battling last week about flab -or flahlng.
the Harbor C1tizens League. rloes not believe in spending be. ·r=======~~================~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5 whk h stands for goocl govern· I C'ause we have It or have good I
ment. However. the league t~k credit." '\ )
no stand, uttered no word tn
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• • •
the name change battle. e 3 TIMES DEFEATED
There is nothing secret or mys-The city name change has tenou<~ about the League. It Is been slapped down 3 times by
frankly_ political In Its efforts to the people. Its backers; the real-
attain Jts goal of better govern-tors of Costa Mesa and Newport
ment. Nor Is there any secret Beach and the Chambers of
about its directors. The president New~rt Beach and Corona del
Is Arthur Cubbage of West New-Mar will trot out a new attempt
port ll<l secretary-treasurer. Ruby as ~n as thla one Is cold In Its
Stevenson. will gladly furnish
any Information In regard to the grave. • • •
League. Its history, its alms, Its e TBAJfU roa wan"S·Dfl
members, etc; • • J wtah to thank aU thoee loyal
e MONET JSK'T EVEili IBlMG souls who WTOte me ln on tbelr
1 have this comment: The elec-ballot for thelr support. Sure I
Uon results prove that spen~ waa there. The dty clerk telll
a Jot of money will not always me that I eot 4 write-In votes. • • • get It done.-~ot a l;vaya. • KEW llflTiJU.I
e MOBE TBAif A BDfT A lady who la qutte actlve In
The people, In turning down polltlca, and Whom I conalder
aU the bond propoNls. 1ave a above averaee u an ot.ervtr,
aomewhat more than mild hint obMrved OWt the phone. ''They
that they would llk.e to have the ahould chan1e your lnttJala from
new Ctty Coundl aertou.Jy eon-K.O.D. (KJ&e of Death) to IC.O.B.
alder ewry request tor money (KiM of Ble.lnl)."
-that c:omea betore them, and uk, AUT CH~ or CHliST
•'Do we really need thJ. ln onkr saemsr
to have a happy vtllage T b this JJCD VIe Lw.. ....._. .....
wllat the people want?" A bNfiCh of n.. Mohr Cllwdl.; TN MY 8\l&..Uon to the flesh· Flf'lt Owrdl of 0114tt, ~.Ill e-~ Coundbnen: Don't be .tam· toft. t.4.-cll.,..... ~ by a nolq demon.tratlon Su,.., Scholl -t ;IS..-.
tOl a few with a lawyer to repre-541~ s..'ce II!GO ..... -.mt tbem beton JOU. Llaten to wed~.-., ~ .,._...... •• ~
11M qultt ftW\Y The7 are the ~ ... R.-...._. .. Jlll VS. i'PMP~ Who n.ct~ )'OU to Nl)re-~ :;,... .. --=: ~ -r: =
.at tblm. W:i41• ...... ..._ tiGO a.M. .. 1 ... • • • • ==~·~~e.=-1· ....... . , ............ ~ . ......................... _ ...........
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).._. Presents A Plan
U you enjoy lUe, rou'll not only be nvrn. u it
IIIIOVLD D U'9D-youtU be more suc:ce.atul all
around. You11 be Uvtne succeutully!
A lood atarUq point towarda th1a 4eslrable ... -.Ia
to own a QOOJt home.
U I1J'D YOU KOD II
L Away trcm JlOI8e. traffic: and eonae-tlon, eo 'fOV can relaJl. and t.M !'!!!! pMW can play!
For
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Living Enjoyably!
There'll be a Bran4 Time tn
the old totm to·laliM! UtUt old
Mew York In tM )ValdOrf A.ttorla
Hotel la tbe Place . • • ,_nta·
tlon of the ~ted award to the
winner of the .. nd N&~Mt~ con·
test la the reuon ••• AJ Foratt
Hardware, Newport Beach, "Pill
be there becauae he won the b ·
t.ller of the Y .. r Award tor Hardware StoreL Herbert Blll OllAN6E COAST COU.16E will ploy host to ty. Mr. Eaton, social science instructor at OC, is
Men't Cloth-. lnc., s.Dt.a ADa, 800 ed~tors Saturday motning for tne _,nual general ch.irm&n for the meeting. Thirty-three
will be there beeaute he won the spring meeting of the Southern Colifornia Junior iunior colleqet will be represented. Dr. Poul ~'Haller of the Year A"ard for Colleqe Assn. A').d reedy with the "Welcome" Smith, president of Whittier College, will give
Men'• Clothing Stores. Our boa· met er•. lett to nght, Dr. Giles Brown, Miles Eo· the keynote oddress, "How to get quolity in
man 0. W, wlll be there beeaute f h OCC f 1 _..J he won the Retaller ot the Year _t_on_a_nd_D_r._D_on_o_ld_Bt_id...;g:..m_o_n_o_t _e ____ oc_u_· __ q..;.u_a_n_ti....;ty;.._II:'IO~~:...."-t_io_n_. ------~---
Award for iood Sto,_, Claa n.
In 1953. and he la golng to be ....... ...,.. __ ,.. a . G . s ~~.~ ••• ........ ot ••• .... IJW.; ... lfizens roup to tart
* * * Hlghllahta of hia Broadway Sch I Bo d c • Woadef wMt tbr(U haft stage experiences and Incidents 00 n ampa1gn ler ...._ ••• U.. 1500 baal· of hla bicycle trip through Eur·
..... ad dno ..._. · · · • ope were rela,ted by Robert
tMy -.tela lM • cll~b f.-Wentz. drama Instructor at Hac. A speakers bureau and a mall-Lor additions to our prHent
25 dWereDt ..... ~ oi ,.. bor HlJh School, at the meeting lng and telephone commJttee schools?"
taWq, rep;aaatblg Ill dtiea o.t Harbor Panhellenlc last night have. been organized by the Cit-Mr. Andersen: "Present enroll.
ba 37 a~ ~ caad Caa· In the Ebell Clubhouse. lzens Committee aupportlna the ment In Newport Elementary
ada, .._..,. ._... ..U ecD"Ded Mrs. Worthlncton Lee, soclal $195.000 bond t.asue that will be Schoola la 3.218. In the next 3
awaJda • . • 1'1111 mbly C:..p-benelltt chalnnan. wu aul.sted on the May 20 Newport Beach years enrollment as expected to
bell'a T--'0 ._.,Del _,aate by the foUowlnr hostHSH for Elementary School ot.trlct bal. Increase to 3,900."
Pnalt Coclrtall. Cbel -.r-•-c~M the evening: Mmes. J. H. Rlap. Jot. Kenneth Fowler: "Are our pres. .,.,Mttl. lle&u ltrill9 ._.., Nadene Coplen, H. H. Henshaw. Dr Robert Olander chalnnan ent school sites built to capac
J1atb llaiD wttll • ......,. hta· E. H. Charles, Stanley LeLievre of the CIUz.ens Com.:Otttee, an· lty?"
toe&. 0. tbe .W. will be J.U-o and Alfred Berg. nounced thla week that the cam · Mr. Andersen: "According to
aolad w\tll CGIDptbe Marah· palrn to lnfonn voters of the the California Division of School
malloW. For ~ a e t t T LEGAL JfO'ftCE bond Issue will be oftlclally Planning recommendations re-~ CboceJate Calle. NO'nCE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE launched Monday. April 21. gardlnr the space ratio to num· * * * NO. 582 He aaid that authoritative and ber of student.B. we have en· On Friday, May 9. 1958, at lnfonned speakers will be avail. larged all schools to capacity ex.
Brand names, tried and true, 10:00 o'clock A.M.. AMERICAN able to clubs and other organlz.a. cept Newport Height$. This site
tru.tted classics of our food LOAN CORPORATION. as Trus· can accommodate 4 rooms. which ahelves, taken for granted be· tee under Deed of Trust executed tlons lor the next 6 weeks. They Is Included In the allocation of
eauaoe they've always been there by John Edwin Grei\Ch. &-.m&.r· are Supt. Roy Andersen, Assls· bond funds proposed on the May
lh h Pi .... rled man, u his ...... and -pa· tant Supt. Tom Woodward , 20 ballot." ••. Look:Jng roua some co ,.;QO• ....... -Sch 1 Boa d P ld t M l Be of old maeazlnea In Jan Davia rate property, dated Aueuat 13. 00 r res en e r-Mrs. Case Hof!man: "Then how BoOkeaee acroa the .rtreet, 1 19ST, recorded September 18, 1957, ry and Board member Harvey would the balance of the $795.000
found a Jell·o ad in a 1900 copy In Book 4040, paee 42, Official Peue. • . be used?"
of the Good Housekeeplne ... Records, and re·recorded Septem-Mrs. Richard Lilienthal of CIIU Mr. Andersen: "For School No.
'nte prlce ... 25 cents a package ber 27. 1957 In Book 4051, page Haven Ls In charge of the volun-6, to be built on a site already
Now who s.aya the price of 233, Official Recorda. In the of· teer maillng and telephone com· purchased. a drafting room at [~ 'ma going up? flee of the county recorder of Or· mit tee. She arraneed tor reaistra. the Horace Ensign School and
* * *
ange County, California, and se· tlon o1 voters for 2 evenJnas last purchase ot a s ite for School No.
curlne, amona other obllaaUons. month with the aaslstance of 7.
one note In the amount or $3,· Mra. Au.stln Sturtevant. Mrs. Grant How a 1 d: "Does the
000.00 dated August 13, 1957, In John Slaughter and Mrs. Charles School Board feel that the costa
favor of Samuel F. Farrar. u hls Travis u registrars and a tele· outlined are as economical a.s
Loaded Gun
Found By .Tot
Seven.year·old Michael Bar-
bau, 315 E. Balboa Blvd.. ''tal boa.
knew just what to do T\aesday
of lut week when he found a
gun In the und by the Balboa
Pier.
He brought It home to papa.
Papa M. J. Barbau thank:fully
handed the .45 revolver. loaMd
with 6 cartridges, to Newport
Beach Pollee.
Tax Evasion
Nets Prison
James Campea, 52. of 106 VIa
Cordova. Udo Iale, will spend the
next year and a day In federal
prison, where he was sentenced
ror Income tax eva.alon last week.
Mr. Campea, a rootlne lnatall.
er. was chareed with failure to
pay $3,093 worth ot taxes for
the years 1951 and 1953.
~~ ......... II! I I I
Freddie Slack Trio
•oLLTWOOD FAMOVI aa.Dora PlAJnl'l'
.., lpecMI An i •t
11:31 .. 2:11
DISIID TO DELJCIIT 'I'1IE QOU'DO:T aY IUuaiC£ • DOII'T MUS OU. StnfDAT atn'J'ET aatntCII • 11.15
11 ..... to' p..aL
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roa DDIJfU
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EAST COAST IIWT. AT AVOCADO ••. coao•A DEL ILU
VAUX Balboa
OPEIS IPIIL l&t•
FOa LOOTED EJIQACEJIElfT
ARTHUR WALSH & C0111pany
"TIE Ill • IIIIW
* ALSO EVElY WDIESDIY -OU 1111 IIEIU *
10 oz. Top Sirloin Steak -Soup -Babel ~
Cheese and CbiYes -Garlic Bread-Cotfee
aole and eeparate property, by phone committee comprised ot possible?"
reaaon of now continulna de· M.rs. Stuart O'Neill, Ml'lL Omar Mr. Anden~en : ''The last school •
t.ault lA the payment Ol' ~rform· Orr. Mrs. Rod McKinney zd buUt. the N e w p 0 r t Helahta ALL FOR
ance ot obllaadGM MC.'Wed by Mrs. Gene Spenc:rr. ScbooJ. wu buUt at a unit co.n
Mid Deed of Ttlllt IMI~ the HeN .,. ~ from a q · ~ the lowest In Southern
ct.tauJto ftottc. of Wbtdl t:ton ... ~ l*'io4 at :zt Calltornla. and we c:an te·UM tbe .. ~ f ... r-cted ln the oiftce oi UM eet IDMtlQ of tbe a plana for School No.6 at a uv-cou.nv recorder ot <>ranee c.un. Commltw: 1~ ot $1.2.000 to $15.000 In archi-810 E. Balhoa BlTcL-Balboa Phone ORiole 3-3540
ty, California, bJ t~w benefJdary Dr. Olander: "Wbat 1a the need tectutu~r~a:l ~tees.~::"~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~~~~~ and the undersfaned more than -
three montN prior to the date 1 111 .... 11 U-1.11 hereof. wtll sell at pubJic auction D ... J' ....
to the highest bidder for lawfUl 11. •=-111. I•Mnr money of the United States of 19 -....
America at the Main Entrance of the City Hall, In the City of New. The Hoar Ho.pltal Auxiliary
port Beach, Oranae County. Call· will hold Its annual meeting
tornla all right title and Interest Friday morning. April 25. begin·
now held by It' under uld Deed nina at 10 o'clock at St. Andrews
of Tru$t In the property situate Presbyterian Church, CllLt Haven.
In the City of Newport Beach. N~ officers to serve for t he
County of Orange, State of Call· next ~ years will be elected. I
fornla, ~bed as: I Lot 4 Jn Block A of Tract TUEI: DEADLY TOPIC
No. 673, In the City of New· "Death and Taxes" will be the
port Bead\, County of Or· theme of Ralph Peck. when he
ange. State of California, u speU. before Newport Harbor
per map recorded In Book 20, Kiwaniana today, Thursday, at
pares 17 and 18 of Mllcel· their luncheon In VUla Marina
A Brand name ciON to home laneoua Mape, In the office Restaurant Newport Beach .
. . . our Own Orange County Phll1· of the county recorder of said iiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii harmonlc ... The most beautifu county.
thtnas In life are free · · • 'l'ba Toaether with all appurten·
Sunday April 20 at 3 p.m. in the anee. water rlghta and rlahts of
a11dltonum at Oranae Cout Col· way. ' lncludln& all ahara. of
1ep you are Invited to a Cham· which TrUator baa any Interest.
ber Mualc Concert. featurlnc ~e· of the capital .toek of any Water
da BeUnlante on a beautiful Company. the water repNMnted
Stradlvarlua cello and accompan· by which ~ lt uaed on or 1a
led by Mary Lehllh at the pl· In anyway appurtenant to afore·
ano. M you know. Frieda llelln· uld premltea.
tante la tJW conductor of the Or· Sald aale will be tMde (with·
up County Philharmonic. and out convenant or warranty. U ·
plays all m.truments. but tlW plft& or Implied. recardl~ title.
cello 1a her pet ..• Dr. Bull Pe· poaealon. or inewnbraneea) to tenon. prft!dent of Oran1e Cout pay the unpaid principal ot aatd
Collep. a.nd Mrs. PetenQn wUl be note ... to wit 13,000.00 with In· bo~ ruesta and Mrs. Peter· teNR born Aucuat 13. 19C57. u tn .on will b~taa the recepUon aatd note . . • topther wttb all
which follows the concert In the advancea made, undeT the t8rNI
ttudent center. ..W DMd oC Tnaat. ud r-.
-··--· ud ••• ere f/1. tile Tru.ltlle apd ol the tru.tts ~t.d
by aald Deed of 1'rust.
Dated 1 April. 11158.
( Col'pOI'at. 5ea))
A)QPUCAJif LOA.K
OOUORA110N,
.. aald Tna.ttee:
By MAJtVII' 81 ED90E
.... dent .
PUbU8bed: A111U 17, ~ M-.y t.
I tn tile ••.-llaltlor EniiP-
This new Gas Range feature M
The lt68 automatic Gu raAJ•
Uluuated la tht fltCA WMifltL,.
~O~er •abe ... lppecl
wltla tfp lt•rMt •eat CODti'OI ._.... a..n a a.w.r. Jlard..
.... ~a~&tnN.....,..
...... IIi&. 1'fM1 I ••~.
foa .nD LMM AT LOIID COlT
Laall wf'lat ttt••• •••· ..._-. .. ryeul~
-~"'~? .... -.re.••
anwmc t-.sllll TID· ..... u. lets ,.., cook ....
N tntlf-_...._ IMdlllm or
fltl. All J11 .. II Mt tM Iller·
,._tw, ~ 1t 1nto IM11.
0vt11 silwts tff .NIIIIhtaiiJ
...... is ....
LOOt( POR THa GRaaN DOT-
your buyi111 gu 1de to the grt>atrst
advance in cooking ·
TOP BC:R.\'ER HEAT COSTROL.'
...... ~WMO'*'t~Pore...-1
With Top Burner Heet Control, all you
do is dial t.he d~ired cookinr teti&Mr•-
ture. The sensina element tall over. It
touch the pan. takes its temperature •
then raiaea or lo••tot'l 1\~ to maintain
pre.set eookin1 temperature. Anl' paD
you own becomes automatic. No wond r
folla call th~ f u~ tl\e ""Burner with a
Brain!.., tht" nc GM
awtOM<ttic all tltt W«Jf
CuCompany .
Slltllln CIUftrlil C.lks wM leHn
~ _..;.!!!e~!tl!l!l!!!L._ ~ ot ltiHltoc w-.; .. •a.-wt11 ... ~ ~o~r which a. Mlnl obllerYec! thJI IGWICJ ~ .. nd._ to the ...-le til
week In the Jl&lW Area an4 &tan l[.ntcn. who laUMMd hill
throuahout the nation. w1D be a C*Nef' at the ~ and
apedaJ avpper 4aoee at tbe Bal. rwc:.ntly pul'ehued ht. old band.
boe Rendezvous lla.lli'aolu tomor. .Und.
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL J?ARK
Harbor Blvd at Gbler
JW.!BERLY ~lliiJ
0
Dr. Keith M. Walker
Optometrtat and OrthoptUt
2721 E. Coast RlJhway
Corona del Mar, CalltomJa
ORJole 3-6703
For all your
Prlnttnr Needa
THE ENSIGN
Publishing Co.
Oltlole S-0550
28:50 E. Coast Hlahway
Corona del Mar
row (J'rlcl.ay) ewnlq. At the replu Thu.reda7 ~·
The 400-rMmber Newpcl't Bar· Inc brMkfut meeti~ ttl'-._..
bot Board ot Realtors will be tbe ru.t ot honor and· teature
hOU, and the ruesu of honor IIJ)eaker Is Frank Cor'ttllbt ol
will be the membent of Oranee 4898 River Ln., Newport BMeh. County's 8 real estate boarda. who b known as "Mr. Builder"
'nle publlc a. Invited. f.CCOrdJna aerou the nation.
to Matt LaBorde, president ot the He 1s author of the Realtor's
local board. PJedae, the protealon'a written
Theme ol the evenlna festlvl· code of ethics. He 11 widely
tJ be "Rosy Future." A buf. known as the founder ot the Na·
For a Large Se&ection of
YARDAGE -LINENS
BEDDING -NOTIONS
PATTERNS
BOYS' I GIRLS'
TOT to TEEN
CLOTHING
Uonal Assoclatlon of Home
Bulldel'l and has 8erved as the
oraanlzatlon'a vtce-prestdent for
11 years.
Why are tfteM two phone men having euch a bard time
opening that metal box? You can blame it on corT'OSion.
It can ru11t or crack ~ven tough metalll,. and here it baa
~ed the box abut. Phone wirea from your bou.ee are
connected to a box like t.hia. But t~il one, in a special
~ waa exposed to wind, fog and ocean spray. We u.se
these testJI to Jearn new facta about corrosion. We also
test to find metals that can resist it, yet are economical.
By controlling this and other destroyers, we save thou-
aanda of dollars worth of equipment each year-and
make your aervice still more rellable.
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MYin9 ••• Mel
beGMtttt..t
/ , ...
DilEllO ..
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It'• not pln•nt to ... .-.
~,..._the hot fot a
t.ltow ....., .. flMftdol dis-
....... IMA oH.n o wtcJe ...
ltctfon of .....,ao, .. t.nefit
plant prooridlng ho.pitollzo.
~ M'fWY, incCNM dvrfng
dl.obiAty. ofMI • ~
on o troup be... 'enonol-
lad plant .. crYolloble to on
IMineta finM, lclre-or antoff.
,.,..,_,.... o plan for your
Hlploy.e$ right owoy by cott.
lng your liMA reprtt~ntotM.
Ill II II
1711-1 &. COAST .wy,. CDM
oaw. S·IIIJ
IUSUUS 1101'S AaiUIICE ct.
·-0., .,, ...
TE Willi!
Get more security ••• mon happiness •• ':'tor your
family at oar Insured S.Yinp and I.Nn
Security, peace of mind, happinea, a rood home-there's no surer, euler
Way to ruar&ntee your family theee t.hinaa than by ftiU)&r lavina' with DL
Wh7? BecaUN 7oar JDODq worb unf for you, earna excelJent returna.
Your ~avtqa are mneted in home 1oua-a really sate investment
that bels-oar CdDID1111iQ-p-ow. And they're not nbject to ope
aDd downa. Yoa .-beck what yoa pat in-plDI eamlnp.
What's more. JOQr aecaaut Ia lDiund up to $10,000 by tbe
FederalSaviDp ad LOa IDnraDee Corporation. Stop ill,
8t&rt l&'fina wttll ....
Final Review
. with JEAN T ANDOWSJCY • . . . On April 24
•ow 1'11A1' AB·ivu.DiaG wll1 foUow ttw race ln their pa-"Belli Are .anatna'"' wW be
can etop and IIUJIIInV has 110111-latlal Mai-Kal n, a a-tt. AVR th4t lut play review of the cur-
eraa•lf.ed into our mldlt. p!OQie twtn-dieMI C'ft&JMr. l'ni deUthted rent Nrlel beln,r preMnted by
aN -. trtt-mJnded than evk. to uy u.y have ...ad u. alone, Edna Stearna Dayton under the
BaUlnl from llew Yotk for a 2-eo we1J be aboard for the ride. apoNOl'Shlp ol the Hoea Ha.pltal
month IIIN.r or Ewope are Nelle • • • A\Od.ltary.
ftiVIIIDA1', &fa. 17, 1-
nA.-K LD cum PAifTI
or TU JUT nw:t n
A'elena's
FADS AND FASHIONS
,
,·.',
and DoD ~· and Mary and ooa ton ....... ., T Duncan I ThJ.t final revl4tW wtll be pre-'Wll lOr ... , now 011) the briny Stewart. or Corona •• Mar, and sented at 10:10 a.m. numday.
deep ........ U.. 1ooc1 atp ''Gtu-hll ''DepreMion J1ve With Their April 2«. In the Lldo Tbeab'e. rutnO& It MISSY SIZES ••• DaESSES It PLAYCLOTHES
llo C..U.." bouNI tor !fapte.. ~Ye lezz," wtil rend the Tbere will M a COUee bou.r at 1HJ &. CIOAIT lll<mWA1'
21
Oa arrtval, Dldf llidaarCI'a tab-air W'lth DI.Jdelancl·de-Lwce tor 10 a.JU.. precadlnr the review. a.... a... CO .. A Da.IIU
ulOM drlwr of Jut ,_,., trip the -Jtoar~nr 20'• Hop'' to be put In ehatp or the ma• decora-~~==~~~~~;;~~~~~;:;;;~;;~===~ wiD tMIIe tbem on a motor tou.r on by the Woman'a Club at Udo u:_ciear: ol W::. ~Y :~ . ~ 'I'&&Ya.OGVK l lrmD
till It&I.Y ••. Jndud!QI &ol'rertto, ClubhCMMe, SatuJ'day, May 17. !nd ~ ---·-~-LptJW!ft', ~ 11apcwe •--1'1oreftC!t, Venice and ac... Tben "Dune" la nQt only a fine music· ~~-. .-.... · - -Sw1turlan4. A~ Germany lan and poet but a nne person Erb and Krl. D. M. HummelL a ,_ UIM•t• IJII
and France wbtn lfelle tea. a otherwise He and hie ten'lllc paat p....t~nt of the Awclltary. • --i!J!f* .. ~,!!!lll-~ AVJMrriiiii'TC"'""o.i•,..u,..w ..
• uJ · All procleeda o1 the 1ectw. auV.a .. ------·-·---ua 110111111011. •••• qulc:k eolo ,.tant to the ., eod I'J'OUP will play t.helr huJ'ts out wtll be uaed to su the work Fertn. val~. uw-clad roU1QC hllllidea and p~-throneed
ol Ireland and a .mack at the and donate tbe1t fH tor the eve· of the 'I\unor ~ the h ahrtnes · Llabon, bnutltul rtver-dty . Clntra wondftland ot palaces
Blarney Stone. Finally, the Scan· niQC to their favorite charttv It 1 a 01' • tucm&8;J fl&hl na villacea -enchantlna Madeira and the Azo~s. dlnavtan countries and back · v · P a · PIU -J-60, .90, 1~, 1.50-ON SALE NIGHT 01' FlLM
MiltS. lltUSSIU WESlEY CUTHBERT was Miu Virginia Lee An-
drews of Santa Ana before her marriage. (Bernie Aklen photo)
Virginia Lee Andrews Wed
To Russell Wesley Cuthbert
home over the Pole. Sounds Uke
a tun trip and ptactically In te·
verse of one we're pJannlnc for
August. except we fly both ways
wlth S. A. S. on DoueJas OC-7C's. a.trr cm4 1.-(lb. Satur·
day Ena~DV Poet) ware wm
........ -----Llz cmd ... c.u.. boOl ~
fw a W....ly botb-..,..yc·by·
llldp tdp .. Eanpe 1D Ju--.
Rlcl<y and So\ C~l:>eft E.)
Harrll fly today to Seattle, where
they meet Doris and Harry (See's
Cancty) See of Bel -Air tor the
launchine of the See's new yacht
"Pisces." All 4, born under the
slen of the fish. or Pisces, wlll
Ruuell Wesley Cuthbert, eon fluted neckllne and dropped tor-cruise through the north-west for
of Hr. and Mra. au.-11 CUth-co etfect, which ended in a floor a week or two, enjoytnc the
bert ol 2:MO Tustin Ave.. In the leneth bou1tant akJrt and clrcu. malden voyage of the luxurioua
Upper Ba)' Area; took M1aa VIr-Jar chapel train. The aleevec, 67 ft. twin diesel yacht of WU -
at.nta Lee A.n4lrewtt of Santa Ana aklrt and train of the eown were Uam Garden desirn.
u hla bride In a late altemoon all trln)med wtth ChantllJy lace • • •
ceremony beJel at the Epbcopal matchJne h~r fluted brlimAed SU APPEAL, MOREY AKD
Church of the lle.iah In Santa bridal hat. The cap was pearl-food are bir three lnendl~nts tn
Ana. The bride t.s the daQ&hter trimmed and held her tull sUk reportJng news, according to a
of Mr. and Mra. ltobert R. An· Illusion veU of ttnaerttp leneth. famous columnist. Perhaps he's
drewa of Santa Ana. Her father escorted her to the right.
For the double rinr ceremony altar. Precedtnc them were Miss But 175 voting members of the
the bride wore a rown of Lrn-loan Ranney of Santa Ana, maJd Udo Isle Commu nity AssoCiation
ported French point d'esprit of honor and bridesmaids MJ.u l attended the annual meetlnr and
made with a fitted bodice a e-Lonalne' Cuthbert oC Newport luncheon last SaturdaY, at the
cented with seed pearls and lrl-Beach who a ailter of the croom Clubhouse without mentioning
descent sequln.a. Tbe dress had a and Mrs. Robert 11 Andrews oi Miss Marilyn Moni"'t'. Money,
Los Anaelec, the bride's slater. waa mentioned. In the Auditor's CD ~ ~ w ln·law. The attendants were report of Income versus outgo, IVJ Q man shnJlarly eowned in perlwinkl~ what Is the outco~ between
blue tatreta made wtth a Sabrina these feuding factions .
0 G II n4tekllne fitted elongated bodice .M for the food. it was home-penS a ery and ver-Y fuu harem aklrt They cooked and delicious but that's
wore matching headpl~ with not news ... just routine for our
MarcaMt Farnham. Jona-time circular vellJ and canted coral committee of kinfolk ... headed Corona del Mar resident, has ~nt boC{quets wtth cascad-by Lucille CMrs. 1ohnl Wilson.
opened an Intimate art gallery ing mlnJature ro.ea. House Committee Chalrman. Co-
In the Arcade buJldlng on Balboa Lo la K.a J of D-• chairmen were Bess (Mrs. Wll· bland u rnmerer r. ....boa Ham> Morris and Florence (Mrs. lnf~l art shows and nJabt-Island aerved the croom as h1a Keith) Cordrey, assisted by Ellie
ly eotfee houn trom !) to 8 p.m. best ,man. Uahera Included the (Mrs.' Earl) Sawyer. Gladys
wUl alloW art lovers to aet to bride 1 brother. Robert B. An· (Mrs. Cedric) Roberta. Catherine
kDow and ojo:y pa.J.nttnp they drewa and Lelah Duamo~. Ger· (Mrs. G4torgel Buccola, Mae
m&7 wSab tp pQJ"Cba..N aid Sll~ and Kenn«h Lutes all (MIL WUllam) Cbristenaen. Mad-
. or Lonr 8eacb.. Ms. c.on.tance etvn (M.r&. Harold> = Arllne ~ • Cope fll Santa Ana aa..dld the Clltl. Br)'anU ws.t, tie (Mft.
U ftllfti .. ~,.A.I-....--~ ....... Gi•---.....,.., --· n (liln. .... • ..... tbe ~ .. the .... llo'-t) 1IUihaD. ~= ()In; u Ch h ..... ce:aaoay • ......., • ..-~ ~, SMIDt. (Mrs. maven urc ~~ o1 d ... pdrqon8.tlo Robert> Hill. Betty < l«rY> .,.a o 1 •""'"' an eama: na. McClaiN, Maxine 1Mrs. Joe E.)
Sewnth and elahth craders Bouqueta of aprlnc Oowers were Prelnlnae?, Maraaret <Mrs. Han
who ~me membera of St. An-tied with blue ribbona at each Dlke, and Jessie (Mrs. Lesl Ut-
drew'a Presbyterian Church. Clift pew. tlejohn. Haven, Easter Sunday, Included Pink camelllu and blue del-•
the tollowtna: pblnlum surrounded the wed· EJfSD ADA AJIKAD~Flylna
• •
From Corana del Mar-Kenny dine cake at the reception which the bureee of Udo Isle Yacht
Komwelbel. was held In the church parish Club. slx entries are already in
From Newport Beach -Sally hall. The bride's mother creeted for the Enaenada Race, starting
Albri&ht, R 1 c hard Anderson, guests In a mauve lace gown noon Thursday, May 1. A send·
Sherry Andemon, Thomas Ander. over plnk taffeta. Sbe wore a off cocktail party is planned for
son, Mary Barnard, Unda C&rl-mauve and rreen hat and a cor-UYC sldppers and crews. at the
ton, Bonnie Cottle, Laurance Glb. saec of creen Maudlce Lady Slip. Clubhouse, Saturday, April 26,
aon, 1uUe Hall, Marearet Hud. per orchids. Mrs. Cuthbert wore when Commodore Earl Sawyer
dlecton. Ann Jorgensen, Joyce a belle lace dress wtth matching and club olllcerc will be on hand
Keirn. Kathleen Kell, Phillip shantung hat and ~aocesaortes to wish them luck. Rear Com -
Lacy, Gerald Long, Hugh Me-and a corsaae of brown orchids. modore Herb Riley ls In charge
Culloch, Cherry Noble, Karen Followtna a San Francisco or send-ofl festivities and wtves
Petersen, Carol Porter, Diane honeymoon trip, the couple are of officers wtll s upply the bore
Samsel, Wendy Sayers, Anne making their home at U02 S. d'oeuvres.
Steele, Richard Steele, Martha Pacific, Santa Ana. TIM Eaa.aado Amloda wW
Stewart. Ruthanne Thome, Nel-The new )r{ra. CUthbert attend· 1~ botJa by laDcl aDd by aea
lie Turnham. Sandra Williams ed Santa Ana High School a nd · · • thoee .......,_ tM PIOV·
and 1ohn Wood.ruff. graduated from the University of ...., of tJae race by aulaer
Callfomla at Berkeley where she · • · cmd tboM _.oda9 CSowa
wu aecretary-trea.surer of the few tJae po.t-race ~.
junior class. Sbe was atfHiated wbn UTC wtJl bo.t U.. anal Largest end Most Complete
Fumih.tre Store in the Area. wtth Chi Omeca Sorority. Her 9G\MrlD9.
Ql. .....
• • 2 for 25c HAWAIIAN PUNCH •
..
• 29c • • • • • • • •
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DECORATING SERVIC!
Liberty t.SS II
husband attended schools in Illl. Helen and Stuart Cummings
nois ~OJ'e ~lng to ~ttler -------------------------===================~===============--~----~~~--====~~======~===============================
Colle-&e. He received his B.S. and
Hause ... Gar~tt
FurMhiftqs for home~.
dubS. yacht..
1017 W. ec-t Hi9ltwey
N-.-t ked
M.A. derrees at Lone Beach
State Colleae and wa.s president or Slama PI ~ty.
A ~I IUest at the cere-
mony was the brlde'• crand·
mother, Mrs. Richard Lee Bon·
net' of Azuaa..
Read Enman C'laa1ft4t4 Ada.
TE1DIIIE
311 EAST 1''111 ILD.
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THUBSDAY
APRIL
AND FRIDAY
24 AND JS
1:00 to 9:00 p.m.
W. ant tooltine fotword to ,_... yeu • a tow ...,...,._our builclng and lhowt&4 yw the Pllfl• ................... .,., ........... ..... w.·,. ... ,_,. ....., ,_, ~.
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(Continued &om Pa,. One)
f• IM*\Inattor. for mayor.
~ motion to eJect Mr. Stod·
dUd IQ)'• wu made by Mr.
ctnp)ey and wu .eeonded by
Mr. Somera. Mr. Rart'a motJon to
cloM the nomJnatJona WaJ pue.
eel. and then came the unanJ.
moua roll call vot. to name Mr.
Stod4ard.
Mr. Lorenz nominated Mr. Hart tor mayor pro-tem; the motion
wu 8eCOnded by Mr. Klnpley
and unanimously paaed.
Mayor Stoddard thanked hla
fellow councilmen tor their ex-
preulon of confldence.
CHfCKIN$ Fo. LOCA'UON for boots to be
shown in the water at the second aMual Balboa
Bay Club Boat Show April 26--27 ore the com·
"It wtu be bard to nu the
aboa of Mayor Dora Hlll. {lOt on~ because they won't flt me,
but becau.e abe hu done aucb
a wonderful job," the new mayor
FIRST PLACE WINNERS in the "peculiar pet
show" at the 38th St. Playground in West New-
port Saturday were: largest, Ann Gn.teb.le, 7,
for her rabbit ; most peculiar, Bruce Dean, 6,
for his turtle (in the glass cup); amallest, Pamela
Renfro, S, for her ant. Judges were Sandy Guld-
jord, Linda SwHtser and Terry GrveM~ .. !he
show waJ sponsor.d by City Recreation Deves.on.
aald.
Holy Baptism
Marks Easter
mittee members, left to right, Vin Jorgensen,
Kenneth Smith and Cha irman Kenneth Wilson.
4 (Terry Boris photo)
City to-Buy Lots for
CDM, Channel Parks
'1 reallzie that I .erve at the
pleuure ot the Coundl Boot me
out u you don't thlnlt rm dolnl
a rood Job."
M b.1a ant attldal actll, Mayor
Stoddard nominated Mr. Lorenz
Sumner Explains His Stand
On City Merger Law Change ........ vou ~
YOU" CHOtC• 0~ ~
Youngsters b a p t I z e d Easter
Sund~ at St. Andrew's Presby-
terian Church, Cliff Hav~n. in-
eluded the following:
u a member of County Sanlta· C&ll!omla State AawmbJ,yman
tlon Dlstrtct Board 5; Mr. Hart Bruce Sumner hu aerved notice
u the mayor'a alternate on on the •. Newport Harbor Board .ot
boards ot Dlatrtct 5, 6 and 7; and Real.tora that be wUI not sponiOl'
Mr. Somera and Mr. Hlrble fO! the dty·mel'ler Jaw they aur·
the l olnt Harbor Comm1ftee. rest -unless . . . i
From Corona del Mar-Cregg
X:eJJoer.
Newport Beach City Council the beach between 18th and 19th
gave the go-ahead aign Monday streets. Newport.
Council approved these nomina.-·. ~'"'• Harbor Area lerlalator ~P·
tiona, then adjourned to 8:30 a.m. parently abandon~ hla lanuary
Monday. poaJUon of promising to sponsor
From Balboa -Ann Eaton
and VI cki Svendsen.
evening for purchase of property -• R e c e 1 v e d Informational
at 2 park sites -the main beach copies of alcoholic beveraee 11·
In Corona del Mar and Challen cense applications of Helen and
Pl. Park In West Newport. Talmage Bowles for Helen's Cof·
· the 2 Government Code a mend·
Council voted to proceed with tee Shop. 701 Edgewater, Balboa..
the purchase of t he Max Walters j and Radford and Louise Lovell
lot at the extension of Hello-for Fls ht>rman's Wharf In the
trope Ave .. adjoining the beach Balboa Pavilion.
From Newport Beach -MI-
chael and Susan Bland; Marlene
Boyd, Dguglas and Robin Chard;
Dana Dunning, Thomas Fair,
Carolyn Kine. John and Kate
McNab; DeboQth and Jennlfer
Manning; Daniel Penney, Mi.
chat>J Schock, Teri Tlberg and
Patrice Young.
parking lot. Sale price Is $8.250.1 • Approvt>d ma p tor aban·
Still to be settled Is the status donmt>nt of a portion of the al-United Church Women"'f New·
of 2 other adjoining lots owned j ley betw<'en Catalina Dr. and La port Harbor will focus their at·
by Charles Masters. who has In Jolla Dr. northerly of Cliff Dr.. tention on houaJnr probl~ma
dlcated a willingness to sell to Newport Heights: set hearing for when they observe May Fellow·
tht> city. May 12. ship Day on Friday, May 2, In
Place to Live
Is Topic for
Church Group
•s. Pncter lamell
Tt Fello..W, Post
the Corona del Mar Community Counc1J agreed to spend up to Church.
$10.200 to buy Lots 1 and 2, Tract H• h s k• 145, near Newport Is land chan-I g e e In g The program theme, .. A Place
nel. to serve as the nucle us of to Live, .. wut be d lscw.sed by a
·urs. Burt Procte r. 402 Golden-! the long-planned Channel Pl. 8 b II L• h panel of 5 speakers: Harry Bergh,
m I h as e a I g t county plannl,na director; New· rod Ave., Corona del Mar. was Park. The city Ls proceeding w 1 port City Manager Robert Shel·
named vice president and pro-quiet title action to clea r the ton; George Toblt.s. chairman of
gram chairman at the annual title on adjoining lots to be In Newport Harbor High School the Costa Mesa Planning Com ·
meeting of the Fellowship ot eluded In the park. trustees a lmost pulled the plug mission; Mra. T. Duncan Stewart,
Congregational Women of South-Council aJso: on Nt>wport Beach Recreation vice-president of the Associ&· ern California and the Sou th-• Rescinded the previous or· Dlv. plans for summer twilight tlon of 011 Bllght In Newport and
west. der to Install parking meters on baseball. George Graham, aecretary-man.
She represented the Women's 1 the <'enter strip of Balboa Blvd. Then they had another ager of the Citrus Growers Inc.,
Fellowship of the Corona del Mar between 13th and 21st St., Cen· thought. Why not light up the Anaheim.
Community Church at the meet. tral Newport; called for estl· hlgh school baseball Cleld? Mrs. John Neff Is chairman. as-
Inc In Chula VIsta, along with mates on providing for public A committee was appointed to slated by Mra. Herbert Johnson.
Mrs. M. J. Shannon. Mrs. Thoma.s parking adjacent to the city reeea~h the cost. -Mrs. Edgar HLIJ, vlce·pre:aldent
Butman and Mra. Cedi Llnk.ey. trailer park. Tn&stees were about to deny M-\he United Church Women.
Mrs. Edwln Gomke and Mra. • Approved plana for meana ue ot the "'r.hted} fOotball tl~ld will pre8lde. Mra. 0 . Z. Roberuon
Procter conducted a workshop on of access owr city-owned park· to the Recreation Dlvlslon ~-and Mra. Castleman Smith
Chrlstlan education. way to the bluff house to be cause ot possible dama~ to the chairmen for the tea hour whldl
I blult by C. S. Garrick at 323!5 green from baseball activities. follows the 1:30 prorram.
Ocean Blvd.. Corona del Mar. , K~========~;;:~:;::::::;::;:::::::;::;:::::::::==::::::;:::::::;::;:::::::::;: • Set April 28 hearing date ..: ' -. co·--. on Planning Commission recom· ""'" c H u ID c H E s -.... """• ........ • me ndation for denial of R-3 zon· _, ~
COaQWA DEL IIAB inc for the 2 blocks In Corona d~l
PBOifE: OJUOLE 3·62160 Mar bounded by C.mation. Sea-
view, Femleaf and Ocean Blvd. JODf CDM CII'U'BCB I • Agreed to study the possl-New members jolnlne the Co· N 0 W S H 0 W I N G blllty of acquiring the lot at 4.3rd rona del Mar Community Church
St. and River Ave .. West New-are Mr. a nd Mrs. Elmer Drews.
THBt1 TtJESDAT. APBD. 22 port with Its nowlnr oil well. Mr. and Mrs. Budd Beaman. Mrs.
so that the well could be capped; Paul Robertson, Mr. a nd Mrs.
the city then would re-sell the John Keeler, Ronald Keeler. Mrs. * ALEC GUJNNF.SS --lot. J w Toblu C.ndace and Taffy
• Approved the request of Gay Toblaa, Mr. and Mra. Stewart Academy Award Winner Mrs. Virginia Morgan. 1770 w. Nolton. Carol Jean Denner, Gey
IX TWO OF IllS
OVTSTAJfDIJfG P1CTt11lEI
Balboa Blvd., Newport. to con-Ann MacGillivray, Penny Mary
duct swimming classes at the Olstad. Cathy Ann Walp and
19th St. trailer park beach, on Grace Lyn Buttermore.
condition that she requests re-CBJUSTIAJf ICIDCE CBtJllCJI
newal of the permit June 30• The Scrtptllfes state ln many
• Received a petition with 63 ways the unity ot God and man.
s ignatures asking the city to and the Lesson-Sermon for Sun-
dredge the channel between the day In the New p 0 r t Beach
Montero Ave. beach and Bay Is· Church of Christ. Scientist, on
land, Balboa; approved $600 for '"Doctrine of Atonement'' emph-
the project. ul21ea the "at-one-ment" of man • Set a public hearing tor with God. The Golden Text from
SCBOOL lETS EVUTS
St. James Episcopal Church
Day School comlnc eventa In·
elude exhlblta ln the parish hall
Sunday, Aprtl 27; open house at
7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 29, and
sprtnr festival Frlday, May 9.
lfEW DmECTOa CONDfQ
James Roach of Carden Grove
wUI replace Ed Letaon, who re-
sltned u choir director of St.
James Episcopal Church, New-
port Beach.
UlfJVE.IISALIST FELLOWBlllr
''The Old Time RellrJon In A
New Time" Is the aermon theme
announcec1 by Dr. Charles Clare
Blauvelt for the 11 a .m. aervlce
Sunday at the UnJversallat Com-
mllnlty Fellowwhlp In the Frtday
Altemoon Clubhouae.
ST. UDIIEW'I CBUJICII
menta, when some residents here
protested.
At that time he gave the
a mendments "an ex c e 11 e n t
chance of pa.ssing."
But this week he said no -In
6 pares with a loophole.
"I will not carry the suggested
amendments." he wrote.
He referred to one amendment
which would drastically cut sig-
nature requirement$ on petitions
to merge 2 cities.
He also referred to another
which would allow a larger city
to merge Into a smaller one -
speclncally, Costa Mesa Into
Newport
The loophole: "unless the
amendment would provide for a
vote by the people l.n both
cities."
All sugeested by the Board of
Realtors the first amendment
would cut petition signatures
from 25 per cent of the registered
voters to 5 per cent ot thoee vot-
Ing In the last municipal elec-
tion.
The id amendment would allow Meaans to vote for
coneoU c)o with Newport ~b ( 8IDal.Jer dty), •nd
would leave approval up to U..
Newport City CounciL The mer-
cer move would ro to Newport
vote:ra only lf the Council dla·
approved ttte measure.
By the same law eo.ta Mesans c. • .,. ..... ....... _ _,
Local car deale.ra are cooper-
atJnr In a ~ou auto buy now"
campaign aimed at helping the
natJon recover from the busJ·
ness recession.
"lt'a time to buy; keep em·
ployment hlgh." they aay.
Dick Johnson of lob.naon A Son
Is ooordlnatlng the local cam ·
palm. Also partlctpa tl na are Roy
Carver, AI Beatty, ltarl Miller,
Tbeo. Robina, Ra:y Stanabury and
Ray Vl:;.;nes.:..:;;:: __ -=-......,......_-SL .In••• 1••••1
l1 011 Fll~ 1 ..
St James Epbcopal Day School
will not open this taU In Corona
del Mar, u reported In the En-
algn Jut week, but In the fall of 1~.
The .chool wtU carry on at ita
pre.ent 32nd St. l<Kl*tlon In New·
co~Jc&. vott to make Newport
ach responsible tor paylnl oft
,_portion of the Meaa bonded ln-
dlabtednea, a move which could
be okayed by Newport Council·
mel\ without vote of their con-
atltuenta.
Under the pre:aent state merger
act of 1913 -u It atanda now
without the amendmenta -only
Newport (as the smaller city)
could InItIate the consolida-
tion vote, with eo.ta Mesa
Council doing the approving or
disapproving.
But under this act, Newport
would become eo.ta Mesa.
BOTTLED DRINKING
WATERS
for inform.o.ti.on call Under th~ amended act. Costa
Mesa could become Newport.
Consolidation could be ac-·ub rty compllsh~ by stiJJ ·another law, e
Mt. Sumner pointed out.
The 1909 mercer Jaw requires
citizens In both cities to vote on
the question, but this act also
provides that the amaller city
(Newport) take th~ name or the
8-5012
larger.
The legislator added that his
rejection of the 2 suegested
amendmenu "does not mean
that I wiJJ refuse to carry any
legislation on the subject."
Home-delivered In 5 ·1111on
bottles • Cooter's loened to rtl·
ular usen • Paper cups, eleetrlc:
cootera anllabfe. ...., ____________________________________ _
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when you...., I'
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April 28 on H. H. Holbrook's ap· John n :3) keynotes th~ subject:
peal of a Plannlne Comml.sslon ''That which we have seen and
denial of a use permit to contln-heard declare we unto you, that
ue his plumbine business and ye also may have fellowship
add more bulldlnga at 2801 W. with us: and truly our fellowship
Balboa Blvd .. Newport. 1.1 with the Father, and with hla • Approved the request of
Dal Grettenberg to use public Son Jesus Chrlst."
"All Thine• Are Poulble
Through Christ" La the aermon
aubject of the Rev. Harold Ogden
at St Andrew'a Presbyterian
Church, CIIU Haven, at the 8.
9:30 and 11 a.m. SUnday eervlc::ea.
port Beach thla year, and down sECUIUTY-FIRST
town bulldlnr Ia not due to take ~ NATIONAL BANK :'r:tt~!J:1~~~~.acrc.-the .a U1T C:OAft IIIGIIWA1', CO_,.A DID. iua • «**ie Mill address system at 702 Edgewa· 1117mE. DAft CIIUGED
ter. Balboa. "Murder on the MJdway ... pro-
• Accepted Improvements in duced by the Younc People'• Fel·
Westclift Tract No. 3031 and re-Jowwhlp at St. lames EpLIIc:opel
leased Austin St11rtevant's sure· Church, Newport Beach. wiU be
ty bond guaranteeing these lm· performed Friday, April 25, and
provementa. Saturday Aptll ~. Instead of
(.Polltic:al Adv.)
oa 3·7571 ...._ IALIOA
Adulta 15c~ J:c ... II) 501:
• Set a public hearing for thJs comina weekend u oricln·
April 28 on Charles Garrick's ap· ally acheduled 11clteta for eve·
peal of a Planning Commission nlng performances will co.t ~.
denial of resubdlvldlnr hl.s Co-
1111 ...... u.. lcdaay
'I1IVa. • I'ID. • lAT.
Gordon MacRae, Clorta Graham, ~r~_lone. ··oKLAHOMA''
Susan !f~~ Robert Mitchum ··WIDTE WITCH
DOCTOR ..
Jloth In Color
rona del Mar bluff Jot at the foot CDII C01011JWITY cavae&
ot Marguerite Ave. The Rev. Edwin Gomke wtll
• called for bids on weed poee the question, "Do You 'J'ru.t
abatement on empty Iota In In God.'' In dupJJcate wonhJp
Shore Cutts. Corona Highlands. services Sunday at 9:30 and 11
Corona del Mar. Clltt Haven and Lrn. at Corona del Mar Com·
Newport Helgbta; set public munlty Church.
heulnr for Aprtl 28. caom TO aaro
• Apptoprlated S 3 6 0. 0 n • • Whittier Colle1e Wll.liaJD s.11
thlrd ot total ca.t. for bulkhead Chorale wUJ alnc under tbe tJPOD·
on NeWport t.Jand, at Marcua aorahlp ot the Corona del Mar
Ave. and IUalto. Community Church at 8 p.m. ftt·
• Awuded the contract for day April 25 1n lla.rtMw VMw
new comfort mtson near Kew· SchOol lor the benefit ot tllil port Pier to South Cout Con· fund. IJtrUc:tion eo. on Ita low bid ot dultdl ~UJD.Jner camp
sa~ ~aa1011UT .... ,. 1ft • CAlled for blda, to be re-"l'fot for ,.,..,.. a ....._.ry
turned ~ t , for a.. .umat..s drama, wtU be pr .... w llq • • .,_~...:..-:::...:::...:::;...;:::;....;~-~..,.11 17.000-cublc·Jard fill on the dCy at the eo.ta .._ Soutbera cal· u
park lite ~t mine Ave. and Dew· ifomla Bible cellqit to lllallltlw
er Dr., Upper .a.y. .....,,.. ecbool'1 amnua.l ~ 0.,.
• Adopted Ordlna.nce -~ till c..m. Cllfrl AA· IT. JAIID UIIOC»AL '"------......,..._.-~__.'11
nea ..... tiM_.... troftt ad_•a. "''''M Wortt of • ......., .. wtll
otnt to lbore c:wa. ... ta.. ........ tell* of u. .....
• :Adopted OrdtMnN ..._, JGiul ..-.. at 1M t:ll Ull U ftkoh .W mU.e It ...... lit._......__.._. .... ,__
c-Mta to auow ~ .. _.,,a~ a....:.. .,...,.L
Southern California • s Finest
BOAT
Ap~· I
SATURDAY & SUNDAY
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•
MISS JOHAN HIRTH, plann'"t August wecfcfing.
Engagement of Johan Hirth
To Dick McAdoo Announced
Dorot~ CMal. Ceorp) Yard· o.ruft,.-wu an lnt.r1cate plctw.
ley, eta..--la-dllef at the Bal-ol Mr. ~ In the d'Udl bllndt,
~ Bay OM. .. NCOW~ from deeoya, pn. boat, dudla and all
1wr recent ...,.ry wtth a ~al Ria ..U. drnrntd up the Idea tor
eld '""'~• td and abeolutely a bekery ...u.t to U«Ute.
41ulet .-.. 1M leave. f'rlday tor • • •
..ae ...,.. fl/f tM -.me in Palm lb. aJIICl Mra. Ben CaiMn ol
lprtnp. 'fte )(; A. Alexanclera Coftloa 4el Ma.r ~ Euler
<VIriJRia a. ......,., tor Dorothy week-end In R 1• • r 1 J de and
at dab) are a• rotnr to the broulflt back two rrandd.aurb·
delert for the WIMk•end. terw to IIS)end Eutft Week In
• • • Corona del Mar.
a.t1nf' .and havinc tun via a
cruiM to &a•all are Ruby Stev-
erwon and Faye Reber, both ol
Corona del Mar. They'll be rone
'tU the end ol the month. Boerd-
lrtf thei&.IM holiday-bound boat
at San Jrrand.leo laat Thutaday,
wu Paul Smith, Texaa eouatn of
Col. Andy Smith. • • •
Mrs. Jack Bidwell ol Clift Ha-
ven and daurhter Jackie did
aome aprinr vaeatlonlnr up at
Albany, CaUL, lut week. Papa
atayed hot"H and tended the Bid·
well M•n'a Jtores. • • •
After belnc In and out of Hoar
Hoapltal alnce Christmu. Nancy
(M rs. Leon) Wllllama of Cliff
Haven finally underwent major
surrery last week. • • •
Rain, aleet and dog bites aren't
the only thlnr that Jocar post·
men have to contend with . . .
Eddie Weat wu sorting mail at
the top of Jaamlne lut week and
looked down and saw a baby
rattlesnake climbing around his
shoe.
Dick Does It
Once More ....
0. W. (Dick) RJchards wu
honored by the US Govern.ment
lut week for ha 6-week tour
of Europe with the US Tracie
Mlalon lut year.
The well-known Newport rro·
cer, who makes hla home In Co·
rona del Mar a Irvine Terrace,
received the Department of Com-
merce Cert1ficate ol Service.
••••ltllll• ........
IILIIcl•••l•llifll
Robert Roper, aon of Dr. and
Mrs. Robert Roper, 308 Marruer-
lte Ave., Corona del Mar, wlll be
graduated from the Kirksville,
Mo., College of Osteopathy and
Surgery June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hirth of School. At USC he was atflllated • • •
He also has done pre·osteo-
pathic work at the llllonls Wes-
leyan UnJverslty and the Pacific
Unlveralty. 847 Bayalde Dr., Newport, re-with Phi Sterna Kappa, Trojan Look for Clyde Meyer to g ain
vealed the enr agement of th~J' Knight&. Skull and Darrer, a nd s.veral pounds If he ate all his
daughter, Joha n, to Dick Me-Blue Key. birthday cake. It was a huge
Adoo, son of Mra. William G. Me. Plana tor a n Aug\Ut weddJng pictoria l pastry depicting his fa -
Adoo of So. Pasadena, and the are being made by the young vorite aport-duck hunting. Un-
late Senator McAdoo, at a party couple. demeath the "Happy Birthday
held Friday eventnr ln Fullerton. -----------------.-----J------
He will Interne at the Long
Beach Osteopathic Hospital.
J TMPIIOifT DaJVE Olf
The annual membership C'am-
palgn of the Orange County Phil·
harmonic Society got Ita oftiC'IIII
.wnd-oft lut week at a luncheon
tor cam paign captains at Disney-
land's Gourmet Restaurant.
Hostess for the enr a rement
fete was Mlu Faye Dulkley, a
Gamma Phi Beta aorortty sister
of Ml&& Hirth. A floral cen ter-
plec:-e bore the news of the be-
trothal.
The bride-elect ls a graduate I
of Newport Harbor Htrh School
and was presented at the 1955
Children's Home Society Debu-
tante Ball. She b a junior at the
University of Southern Califor-
nia, taking a major In education.
She Is a member of Education
Council at USC. '
Mr. McAdoo was president of
the 1957 senior class •t USC.
where he majored In Business
Administration. He Is abo an
alumnus of South Pasadena Hlah
TAX~JALKS
Cepj ..... .., .........
.....,.... AM1dll"-. Jlall ..-.
11-. to ....... rtMb. c...... .......
0. What do you Wall of the
cbcmce for a tax rate cut Ia
lf....,o.rt hoch • a ~Walt ..
U.. receat .a.cu.?--a.s.
A. Very favorable. Several fac-
tors are Involved.
Uae Enstgn Clasalfled ads to
buy, aell. trade or exchange.
Glamour
Glimpses
ay AJfK
We told yo1,1 ao ... We knew
it would happen . . . . After a ll
tboae days of rain, lan't It won·
derful to feel tha t good old sun -
~ne ap.ln! But ... \ftt'e you
ready 1M It! U you are Uke mo.t
ol ua, U... ftDt bot 4aya have
eaaabt you ·totally unprepantd
••. so jut come rirht on over
and let's take a long ra nee view
ol your wardrobe need. Let us
help you plan what you will be
needinr for your particular way
of We . . . Remember, this Is
only April, and we ha ve a good
months of thla n ice warm
weather In proapect. ao let's
make the ma.t of lt.
If you are YOWI!r Ia bea:rt.
,.,. woaJ4 11b to .... you try
• oar IIIDCIIt ..., .... 1
1. The climate on city council has
changed with four auccuaful
businessmen w I n n I n g aeata,
thua placlnr majority control
In hands of people experienced
In ~tflclent manarement A CROWN of pearls ond rhinestones holding
priat. It'a a 4-way deal daDe
with 3 plec:M: bkoaM to .,.
woaa blcbd. or U.S ablrt tail
faJiaMa: MJY lldlt Cllld aatda·
1a9 Jamak:a a1ao1ta. Toa Juat
coaldla't loolr 8IDGI1w Ia a ...
money. At leaat two ot the new end o white loce gown of bollerino length Lorene
cou ncilmen, Hana Lorenz and Bjerken of Corona del Mor ot the ceremony of morri
Frank Atkinson, made pre-John B. Whitson of Newport. The wedd ing took place eve-
election pledres of economy. ning of March 29 ot the Cliff Hoven home of Mr. ond Mrs. Philip
The other two, Harvey Somera J h (D-"'ld h 1 laDeS aCID.DW for golflag.
lanch1"9, or by the pool aide. and Ken Klnpley, are likely _o_n_son_ . ...;.~_m_i_e_'"' __ e_n..;..p_o_to-'-_______ _._ ____ _
to be finance-minded, and
Councilman Hart 1a believed to
welcome a chanee. The new
budret ahould ret cloae .cru-
Uny.
Acting Bug?
Phone Paul
2. The votera have lndk:ated In definite terms that tb.q want Paul Cornelius' phone n umber
a carb plaeed on non-eMe.ntral '-ORiole l-6595. capital 6 ,...ndltw'etl u well u He hopes to get aome tele·
r-phone CJIIlla th1a week -from
unneceuary operalil'\f co.ts by persona Interested In pertorm-
tumlnr down th~ four bond '-· Ina melodrama and oJJo acta
aues aponaored by the out-ro-wtth the Newport Pl~era' Show·
tnr council, ~rardlea ot pur-caw throuahout the aummer.
pose. Mr. ComeUua, who direct& the
3. A very aubrtanUal windtall ot croup. -.ya no experience 1s
aurphu tunda will be avalla-neceuary.
ble tor 19!58·58 due to the ----:---:------:
heavy lncre&M In land value CIIA10131 10 KEn
auessmentl plua the lncte· The monthly m e m b e r a h I p
ment from recent annexatJona. meettna ot the Aaodated Cham·
There aeem.a to be no valid bera ot Comm~rce of Oranee
reason wh)' thb cannot be eo.tnty wtll be he14 at 7 p.m.
uaed toward a tax cut. 1\ae.day at Knott's Berry Farm.
We promise that by the time
you read thls column, you will
be able to rreet the aun In one
of those popular classic aleeve-
Sellm S. Franklin of Costa less dresses ot Arnel Sharkskin
Meta hu been appointed South. (really and truly drip dry to
em Oranre County cbaJrman of you) with Ita own match In& or-
the Lawyera for K.nowland com. loo sweater.
mJttee, acxotdlne the Lee Hasen.
jaepr and S. Robert Barnes, Or. Toa caa M Mat Cllld ceA.·
ange County co-chairmen ln the hal. ......._ tM aaa. Ia .-y
ltnowland for GovernoJ' cam-....._ .. tM t...aa pdat8
palm. uaat,.,. ~ •• "gtle ,.....
Mr. Franklin 1s an attorney In Ia tbe c:ettJa bit pdat '-
the finn ot Franklin It Franklin you -..1 ,......, U.. mn.l
In Coat& Mesa. He 1a a member of aUk pdat; • .,. • ~ • '\h~ Klwanla Club and Ia active .,.. Ubi ev aWt pdatl wiD
In Boy Seout work. Be J'K'dved "*-Y.. .._ bl' • • k f • at
his B. A. from Pomona Collep tluwtJia tM da7· tM _.....
and hla U.S from Stanford Un-....,, a.d rllld -Dill • ap tM
lveralty. He wu ~duated from ..._.. p8l'ty....,.,
collere Phi Beta Kappa and Mag. Be u nbtl~ or u e~ u you
na CUm Laude.· with honors In like . . . we will find just the
history. While at Stanford. he right ones for you. We have In
was UIOdate comment editor a new cotton plqu• print th.at
ol the Stanford Law Review. Ia done In aheeth blouon In am-DUrtna the Ko~n War, be phattc colon of violet. blue and
aerved u an Infantry ol:flcer. and rreen. I'm atmpl)' mad about lt.
wu atatloned In Iapan for 2 rrn wanttne to .....,. It IQYRlf.
yeara. He and b1a wlfe, Dianne. but 1 beard the flrb talltll'\f eo ...S~ at 428 Walnut Place, eo.ta fUe&a you juat bett.f come on ln
....... with tbelr 2 ebll~n. "Skkpper," 1 ~ JUra old, and and -. lt.
PaJne1a. 3 month.a. ,.. .._ ..,. .. _.... .,..
......... -.... outtttt. ___ ....... ...,-.Y.. ............. .._ .... ,
.. 6 ........ .... ...............
.. -'"1 ,.. 100ft.
S,_ING FESTIVAL. country style. will be pre-
sented by the Newport Beach Ebell Club from 10
o.m. to 4 p.m. next Wednesday. April 23, in the
clubhouse. SIS W. Belboo Blvd , Bolboo. In
charge of the event ore members of the ways
ond means committee, including (seated, left to
right) Mrs. Fred Schoepe of Newport. Mrs. N 0
Cosh of Corona del Mor ond Mrs. Ch""-Me-
lone of Newport. ond (standing) the chairmen,
Mrs E. L Munsey of the Upper Boy. luncheon
will be served from I I a.m. to 2 p.m., ond there
... ill be white elephant, jewelry, {ood ond candy
booths.
(Ensiqn photo)
Murder Tr.ial
Opening Here
Ever want to be a juror at an
txctUng m urder trial ?
Well, Lido lsJe Players may
give you the chance, if you at.
tend either of their performa nces
of the "Night of January 16th,"
beglnnln~ at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow,
Friday, and Saturday in Lido
Isle Clubhouse.
Members of the jury who de·
clde the fate of a beau tllul worn.
an murder suspect are choaen
from the audience. The play tea.
tures 2 endinp, depending on
whether the verdict Is "guilty"
or "not guUty."
Featured as the accust'd is Mrs.
Robt-rt Pinkerton. with her hus·
band as prosecutor.
Fa..Y
• .POnUCI DINNER
TUESDAY-11.75
JIAZEL DELL AT TBE stEDWAT ~ tlana Saturday
10:00 a.m. Daily
3428 VIA LIDO LIDO SHOPS
VISIT OUR NEW
2ND FLOOR
VARSITY SHOP
FOR STUDENTS AND YOUNG MEN
3428 VIA LIDO -LIDO SHOPS
SUITS, SPORT COATS, CASUAL CLOTHES.
SHOES, FURNJSHINGS AND ACCESSORIES
Junior Varsity Sizes
12 to 20
Appralt. AcJ-. 10 thna 14
Students' SDea
34 thru 40
ApproiL A~ 14 thna It
YOUNG MEN
e -~~ AaSCIUI'aY NO Clal04-06-.... -NO,__.. ..........
._ ______________ _ __ .. _....,_ .. _..,. ____ .. _...,.... -........ __________ _ -=-4·=:···1 HIT RECORDING • • • • FREE
c.. .......... ,.. .. _._......., .............................. ... __. ................................... -.......... ...,_..... ... ..., ...... --.......... "" ........................... ... I -.. ,. ----.._.._ __ .....,. .... _.......-
OUR SECOND FLOOR VABSnT SHOP
lulllitalldal Nl6dential PfOJ-da FemJeat. $75; l!:rMit Brap1ero.
ln Jlalboa and tbe Upper Bay wall. DO lrta. tz~G; Edward .v. 11ept tbe buU4Jnc ~vtt.J a.:rnoa-addition. 3115 Way Ln.. at a -., pace and brwjht the teOO; w. Delby, wan. m GoW-
put wee~r•• permit total cl'* enrod, $1,500.
to 1150.000. • UUOA nr *liD
'J'blile were permit. tor ~000 Frank JUduDGnd. prqe Je·
and SN.OOO ctwelllnp tor the pair, 217 E. Bay n.. t:500: Dr.
Upper a.y and tor a .a.ooo 1'81· c. 1. Barnett, new door, 116 Aba-
deoee ln Jlalboa. lone, noo: Hobert Schumacher,
P'oUowtnc permits were taued: addition, 206 Crystal, a5,000; L.
• ~& DD. liD H. Blmmelrlch, 1-Unlt, 2·ato&7 z. 1 U.. repair roof. 413 dwelll~. 1103 Balboa, J7,800, --·---
JAMES D.
RAY
... Ill c.tracllr
1446 E. COAST KWY ..
COlONA DEl MAl
0~ 3.:0Sl0
and remove garage, $100.
• LIDO ISLE Joe Fercu-on. wall, 901 Via
Lido Nord, $250: C. H. Scott. 2-
atory addttion, 214 Via Grazlana,
t6,000.
• UTIBOUS
Mra. G. H. Capron. fence, 2600
Bayahore, $65; William Harvey,
addition, 2555 Vista. $5,000; N
man White, remodel, 2661 Bay-
shore, saoo. eNEWJOBT Loul.s Kesselman, aarage, 122
47th St., $1.500; ~rt Westrey, ~~~~~~~~~ roofing and porch. 515 30th St .. $50; G. B. Webber, fence, 624 Clubho~. $190; Gordon Findlay,
storaee. 409 ~ 30th, $100; Howard
SAVE
FIRST
(wvings is not money
left over •t the end
of the moni+l.)
SAVE
witll
Security
All •eeounn insured
up to $I 0,000.)
SAVE ..
EARN
~4%
PAID 4 TIMES PER YEAR
SAVE
COIVEIIEIR Y
LACUKA BEACH
222 Oc:ecm A ...
HYatt 4-1177
SA.Jf CLEMENTE
601 N. El Camino Real
BTaclnth 2-1195
LAGUNA
FEDERAL
Paul, addition, 3506 Marcus, $2.-
600; Mary Netto. fence. 2400 W.
Ocean Ft.. $200: Paul George,
garage. 105 15th St., $1,000. e UPPE. UT AllEA L. R. StiUler. 1-unlt, 1-story
dwelling, 1136 Somerset, $34.000:
Wlllla mWolters, fence, 1101
Berkshire, $290; Cecil Manell.
wall. 2IJ'I1 Hlahland. $500; Devtd
McAllister, 1-unlt., 1-story dwell-
Ing, 1008 Oxford, $25.000. e JlfEWPOBT BEICBTS
Leroy Behm, fence, 635 Irvine,
$50. e BALBOA Robert Seiling, 1-unlt., 2 -story
dwelling. 211 Edgewater,• $13,-
900; J. Beardslee. 2-story addi-
tion 2009 Miramar, $4.940: Don-
ald' Spengler, 1-unlt, 2-atory
dweUing, 421 Seville, $29,000;
Mrs. Sadler, re-roof. 800 E . Bal-
boa, $900; Richard Lindholm. ga-
rage. 1205 W. Balboa, $1.900;
I
William Severance Jr .. laundry
room, 1521 Ocean, $500: John
Hedges, alterations, 200 Palm.
$150.
Pacific Telephone has paid Ita
second Installment property tax
payment of $966.245.73 for 1.957 ·
58 to the Oran&e county treasur-
er, accol'dlna to local mana,er
Ted Hambrook.
The company paid Ita fim In-
stallment of $966.242.67 Jut De-
cember, making the total pay·
ment for the 1957.58 tax year
$1,932.488.40.
81..-...ile C..ill
To fle_,.tt Fri .. y
The Re-d Cross Bloodmobile Un.
it will be at the Newport Beach I American Legion Hall. 15th St.
and Bay Ave .. from 3 to 7 p m. to·
morrow I Friday!.
1 During the past 3 months 72
patients In the Harbor Area have
uS('d 217 pints of Red Cross
Blood. Friends and relatives are
urged to <'Ome to the Bloodmobile
to make replacements for these
patlenu.
I ;=:::::=::::::::=::::::;=:::;:::::=:::;
Willi•• StlliHen
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
SUPPUES .•. STATIONERY am your tmpom.t
NCOCda cntWed fire
,.otectiOD witll
IXSVLATED FILES • • •
DEAN A. KEPHART
CUlT. IUILDD
Residential and Commercial • Since 1947 in the Harbor Area
•
ftoM: O.W.S-0210
414 1211111 lt.. .ewpol't hclch
Orco Block Co.
BuiLDING BLOCIS-ALL SIZES-AU TYPES
~~ ,.... JDwehM'y..,.,.
.. &dl"c • ._._ a. L ....._._..a-
)
' * Y• car ........ t.lq wiD llllf •••••• ·~-~··· .............. , * H .... .. • .., .. II ) ...... • .... . ... ...,, , ............ " .... ,
II .... , ... CAll
* De lii•••Bn IIHI'*r:
..... 40% " .................. ..
PIP '"' IIPt _..., II tu-. ac ..... fw anr Ill Ia• 11 , .. ••a.
ONE OUT OF EVERY SEVEN WORKMEN IN AMERICA
rely on the Automotive Industry
YOU. A RELATIVE. A NEIGHBOR
BE ONE OF THESE PEOPLE!
for their paycheck.
OR A FRIEND MAY
Last year at this time, the industry employed over
1.000.000 men. Today only 8QO,OOO are working.
Buy Now·· HELP PUT THESE MEN BACK TO WORK.
You Auto Buy Now Health¥1
BUSINESS -IS
THERE'S MORE ·-· * Employment . * Expansioa * Industry * lnco••• .-Spending
~RE IN ORANGE COUNTY THAN EYER
ROY CARVER
PIITIAC '
1400 W. Coast Highway, Newpxt Beach
Liberty 8-3466
AL BEATTY
• Pl. YIIOIITI
1680 Newport Blvd., Co.ta MHa
Liberty 8-2291
AL HARRIS
IIPEIW. • .. fll n · PLYIIIUTII
1200 W. Coast Highway, NewpcWt Beach
Liberty 8-3416 (AJ.o Vo!Yo Repaa••DiatiY•)
JOHNSON & SON
IT'S
..
MILLER -CHEVROLET
•aiiiU
1000 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach
Liberty 8-2a1
THE~RE~RCNRNS -3100 W. Coast Highway, !Uwpwt Beach
Llherty 1-3471
I
RAY STANSBURY
Rll VINES
PIIIT STilE
_. K. COAIT IDGaWAT coaoaA Da. .._CALli'. ..,..
OJUolel.aal
ON I'IIIJ GAUON 01
·~·-·· '-' ,_,.
NEW ......,,
IIOW
OilY
s5!!
ULLOM "'-............... ,
1•~--I , .............
1~ LAIIlt WMI. Man
witb all the ad•aause•
that made SPUD SATIN
(amoua! PJu ...
New/
DK-oraroc low·aheco 6aiah
New/
Durability for walls, ceil·
iaaa, woodwork
CDI 180W ILA'DD
Tbe Orance Cout Mineral and
Upldary Sodety 1a aponeonnc a
rem and mineral lhoW ln the
Main Exhibits BulldJna at the
Orange County Fairgrounds Sat·
urday and Sunday born 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m.
LECAL WOTJCE
NO. A 30885
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Shot Fells
Doctor's Son
/I
~/ I ~7 11. ----1 ----3. ----'-----5.
#? .. .. F. .. 0 ~ J t. ---1.------10. W.te4 ~ ..., _ _o
, '/ .,_., ! ~ 15:.. ...Jy ~--... ~ .... -3...:. oalr lJII ~r.:: _J
' , (;I JAL 17. ~. 11. ~. ......, ~ In 22. 23.. ._ z. W.t......., o
' Lotta Fo.ct n
.... , .. ~Ill
VU1'IIIIIUIRW ro.M-a.K WOIID I'D U&al
' I a . n . 2&. 29. ao. Shere.,_, c. o
Flfteen.year·old R 1 c h a r d Ja. ' I • WOBS OIQ.T a• roa 01m ~ -a TDIU roa a.. ,..,.,_.. o ooby, .on ot Xewport Beach phy· ,
aldan, Dr. Ralph Anderaon, Is ' MAIL TO: THE ENSIGN. 2850 E. Coa.t Hwy ov CorODCI del Mar Misc.Lneou~... 0 recovertnr at Hoar Hoep1tal from ' • cunahot wound.
Younr Jacoby wu shot when ~~~~~~~OUI'~~N~·~·~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~A~~~clr~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Pho~~~De~~~~~~~~~~g hla own eun discharged acclden·
tally In the hands of hls friend.
David Alton, 15, in the victim's _ro_a_IAJ.Il ___________ f IlEAL ESTATE WJUI'TZI) TJIADK SDV~CU Emerald Bay home.
Boats. Boats
Everywhere ••.
mE UtE
40o/o II 610/o Iff
PRIVATE PARTY -Cash for
your equJty in 3 or 4 bdrm.
home lt priced rtcht. OR 3·5895.
TillE II , .......
ESTATE OP ROBERT C. LIND· Newport Harbor Is almoet "sat· NO DOWN-TERMS
CORONA DEL MAR untuml&bed
2 bdrrn. cottace. fireplace, ca·
race. Children 0. K. $85 year
leue. Uncoln 4·1373 or Kel· locg S. 7073.
On a new Hamilton
Uberal allowance, see
Wish to concentrate · Newport
Area · Excellent References
Liberty S.1362
MAN. DECEASED. orated" with small craft mooring
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to here, according to Harbor De·
the creditors of and all pei'IIOns partment spokesmen. FIIESTME JOHNSTONE'S BVSDfDS aDTALS
havinc clalma against the a&id Number of boats Increased by
decedent or said estate to tile 775 this year, to total 4,720.
them with the n~ary vouch· While continued Increase Is
ers In the office of the Clerk ot expected, development of Upper
the Superior Court ot the State Bay will provide additional fa.
of California, In arid for the cllitles, Harbor men said.
County of Orange, or to present
50.000· MILE GUARANTEE
Wholesale price tor
RetaU Cu.tomers
SEVERAL OFPICE RENTALS-
Corona del Mar. Francis J.
1 EWELER
3123 E. COAST HWY .. COM.
.............
Uaed Auto Parta, 'I'lna
We Buy Cars and Scrap Metal
LIBERTY 8· 7013
Horvath··Realtor. ORiole 3·7187 ~MJSCEI~~~,~.~Lif~E~o""'vs....-----or ORJole 3··4980.
RENT A HAMMOND Spinet. S2S
for 5 We@ks with 5 t4 lessons .
2075 Placentia Ave~ eo.ta Meu
the same, with the necessary Use Ensign Claaaltled ads to
vouchers. to the underslcned at buy, aeU, tra«t~t or exchange. UNION SERVICE
Avocado It Cnut Hle;bway
Corona del Mar
Next to Jamaica Inn
ORiole 3·3320
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS -Tere. SchmJdt·PhUllp~~, 520 N. Main,
sa Renner <Mrs. A. Renner), Santa Ana. AU ~nt alJowed.
accepting a Umited number of IRONING WANTED In my home.
WHEEI.ER El.ECTRIC
Electrical Contracttna
Free E.timattS hls or her place of business, to.
wit:
Mrs. Aucusta Barker
c/o Harwood, Heffernan lc
Soden
3355 Via Udo, Newport
Beach, California.
wtthln six months after the first
publlcatlon of thls notice.
Dated Aprtl 4, 1958.
Aucusta Barker
Executrix of the Estate
of said decedent.
Harwood Heffernan It Soden
3355 Via' Lido
Newport Beach, California
Publish : April 10, 17, 24. May 1
In the Newport Harbor Ensign_
POa SALE
pupils for plano. Concert pi· $1 h 1 anlst of Three Continents. per our. Mabel WbJtman, 2753-D E. Coast HJcnway
Graduate student ot Bela Bu. 607 Marcueralte, COM. Phone Corona del Mar
tok. 436 Serra Or., CoM. ORiole ORi ole 3'2774· 2 SWIVEL BAR STOOLS with S·0133. FREE KrrrEN';:;S---O"R;::--3:-.-=283:=3. ORiole 3·9464 · LI 8·13)5 Eves.
brass rings. Brand new. $25 ea. SEVERAL GOOD used Grand pl. ------------.. ~~~~-------I Painting Deco""ating LI 8·8304 • OR. 3·1010· anos, all In excellent condl· 1IE1J WA.IfTED '-DVJ -,. AK REGISTERED Beagle pups. $390 I CD P.APEJl B..ANGING
3 .. _ lion, • f497, $Sl5 It 1595. I GEORGE BrTDvu "n'"'T mont. .. old. 4 males . 2 Ce· 3 yrs to pay. Schmldt·Phllllps,, DAVE'S HOME SERVlC&-Paint-v~
malt"S. Cheap. LI 4·1995. 520 N. Main, Santa Ana. Jng · Wall washing · Minor~· I.Jcen-ed Contractor
NEW HAMMOND Organs and '53 DE LUXE GE AUTOMATIC pairs · Odd jobs. Ph-Midway 18197 0ranp .be. eo.ta ~
Stelnway Pianos. All models. wa.sh.er J90; aolid maple Salem 6·l689. I..lber1y 8.a&i28 ~~~ld~~~~illfps, 520 N. Mal n, chest $25; Universal 2 burner Top job opportunl~ tleltk
hot plate S5. LI 8-8282. 1 Men and Women
FOR SALE-PLYMOUTH, late '53 ELECTRIClNVALID CAR--$300.
4·door Cranbrook. H1·dr1ve, one Also 3-wheel Cushman plck·up
owner. $525. OR 3·4578. I scooter with "·ton. bed. $125.
ELECTRIC SHOPPER-Excellent ORiole 3 ·1770.
duty charrer; extra •t of new ... -----------tires. 1300. 6fO Ramona, La· IlEAL ESTATE & llEJfTALS
euna. HYatt 4·6802. COM BACHELOR APT. turnlahed,
(acrosa from All·.Amerlcan ~lot)
STEINWAY. Uaed. Perfect rondl. kitchen, beauUtul surround.
tion, fUlly cuaranteed. $495; lnp. 1 blk. to ocean an8 bay. to make a professional chance to
terms $15 a month. Schmidt-$68 yearly, uUIIUes pd. OR better arve your fellow man.
PbllJlps. 520 N. Main, Santa 3.7629 after 4. T 1 rod -• tlm a--o ncreaae your p u .. -uve e. n.t-. BEAUTIFUL 3 BEDROOM Com. Hliiiilio!fD Chord OliiilO Uaed pletely Furnlahed ~ ln Bal· To 1Mu.re your future reprdle.
Ebon.Y • Mapw. One eadl. t.at. boa. Gam,ee. flrql-.; modem ot ap. ..t w1 ' ~Wtawtpt. kltdlen: w/w c:a.rpetlnJ; da.e
DJ If. lf.aJn. Saftfa A-. to oeean It ~; atWU. paJd; To doQble yow J.ncome.
AdiiOiOKJC Baldwin ~ p{~ reuonable SUJJ'lJDft Nnt&J. OR·
a no, JJke new, with l\l&f'&Dtee. Iole 3-0167. ? YOU HAVE ?
Save $400. Sdunidt·Philllp~~, ""'""'"~ .. _.. ,.. d fl Tb~n see .Mr. Gropn .. v a..uo:>zu:.u Ar£.~roun oor;l 520 N. Main. Santa Ana. Also good location; pleuant sur· Sales Supervbor
open Friday nJte. roundinp; adulta only; no
UPRIGHTS, $85, $115, $149, etc. peta. 610 Mareuerfte, COM. • .... , ....
M1rro·Splnet, $195_ Schmidt. BREATHTAKING BAY A OCEAN • p •
Phllllps. 520 N. Main, Santa VIEW. Corona del Mar. 2 bdnn l1•1rill Ira
Ana, or will ~nt from $5 a apt.; 1undeck; built·ln electrtcj UM2 Newport Blvd.. Collta Mesa
month up. kitchen. Yearly l~ue. Uniquely ------------
c:~~ 1 MOVING?
Patios . Sldewalu . DrtvewayJ ONE MAN It VAN $7.75 HR.
Block Walls. etc.
Free Estimates ORiole 3·9582
Pl.WC CIUT
UI8SCIPI.
• General Yard Work
• Lawn c:&.ft
• Gardenlnc
Free Estlm.tes
ED WHITE u 8-0533
•• Prljlc••
FOR RENT
2 men It van at min. P.U.C.
rate ot $9.25 Hr. wlt.hl.n 30
ml Time starta at your door.
We deliver mln. of 1000 lbL
up to 60 m.Uea same da.y foe-
min, P.U.C. rate. No ex.. cbC.
tor Sat. Call Nf!'Wman U 8·22'14
or LI 8-64.30. 824 W. 19th St.
Co5ta Mesa. Lowest .u.ap
rata. .......
PUZ 1'.3'11111ATES
SAil Green Stampe
Fr-ee delJwry
CORONA DEL MAll .JroJtSDT
ORiole 5-0160-2744 E. Coast Hwy.
CA.UJ::n11T-aEPAJa
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ELECTRONIC Organ. Used. Hur· fumlshl"d. $225. ORJole 3 -0789. Jlf .__.._:.:-.
ry $295. Electric Estey $395. OR 3-0551. OR 3 ·7520. _ 1 ..,.._.,_, .... 8-)Qf 16·101 35-Mllt
.......,
Klllew • ' ... ..1 ... ~--.w • • • • •
: 2515 EAST •
J)k. Jaftns
BABKaDASaEa
COAST IIJGIIWAT. coaa.A DIL JIAa
Schmldt·PhiiJipa, 520 N. Main, UNFURNISHED YEARLY DU· 0•;1.
Santa Ana. Established 1914. plex. 2 bdrm, furnace, patto. -J
SPECIAL -Maple Spinet, ~gu. fl~place, laundry room and
lar $730 value; one only $495. garage. Adulu. $100 Inquire!
Schrnidt·PhiWpa, 520 N. Main, ~20 Orchld, COM or call OR
Santa Ana. 5-0047. I
Be Sure To Check With
JUNE FARRAR EMPL. AGENCY
4021ll 32nd St .. Newport
ORiole 3·46M
and 1610f Sound Projecton
FAST COLOR nut SEJrvlCE
Model Airplane Suppllee
lunC'Ein-.,
1782 Newport Blvd_, eo.ta Meu
Phone Uberty 8· 'nM2
..........
1947 Fullerton Ave ..
Costa Mea, CaltL
Midway 6-3314
II no answt'J" call evenlnp.
HEADLINE NEWS
FOR HOMESEEKERS!
College Park
•• Fll ... ,., ••••
w.·,. Jut ...-..s tbe 9ood wont from Waala.lDcJtoaJ
MEW LOW FRA DOWJI PATJIEln'SJ l'OU CAM WOW
BUT A COLLEGE PUI BONE FOa AS Ln"n.E AS
$1050 DOWN
So ll lot of pe-ople who"vf' ~n unable to buy tht' CoJJege Park home ot their heart"s desl~ can do so now!
NOW -with these famous homes otfertng the greatest
doJlar.for -dollar value In SoutheTn California today -a
College Park home Ia within ~•ch of manv more pi'OIJ pectlve "happy pe-ople." ·
VIsit thla gay and gT&clous rommunlty of ~ home and happy PN>Pie today!
CoUe~ Parte'" l and C ~room and family room homes. loeded with •xrru.. d.-lu.xe klt~ns wtth eleoctrk bunt.
lna. apaclous paUoa, are an Wtequa.h!d vahM at $16.800 to $HUSO.
I
ANGEL MAKING is easy if only you know how, Mary Straumfjord,
los Angeles teacher training instructor, shows Carol Werner. Co-
rona del Mar School teacher, who lives at 60211-J, Jasmine Ave Mrs.
Straumfi\ord conducted a special ceramic workshop for teachers at
the loca school this week. (Ensign photo)
REALTOR WEEK HONORS
OUR BIGGEST BUSINESS
The biggest business or Indus-
try In both Newport Beach and
Costa Mesa is selling, tradJng,
buying and developing property.
This reminder is offered by
Matt LaBorde, president of the
Newport Harbor Board of Real-
tors, In calllng attention to the
fact that this is Realtor Week.
The locaJ Realty Board is join.
lng hundredl of similar boards
across the country In presenting
to the pubUc the alms and obli-
gations of realtora.
One of the last oWdal acts of
the retiring mayor of the City of
Newport Beach, Dora Hill. wu
the ls8uance of the followina pro-
clamation ot Realtor Week:
"WHEREAS, the Realtors of
this City, In cooperation with
their local real estate board. the
Calllornla Real Eatate A..uoda-
tion and the National A.ssocia-
tion of Real Estate Boards, are
joining with Realtors throughout
the nation In conductlne Real-
tor Week. Aprll 13-19 in thLs,
their Colden Anniversory year;
and .
"WHEREAS. Realtors, through
enefietic community service and
business effort shaped by a
knowled&e of their social respon.
slbiJlties, have made Important
contribuUons to the wealth and
development of thls City; and
"WHEREAS, Realtors. always
conscious that widespread home
ownership brings to this City
stability and strength, and have
been succes3ful In efforts to place
property ownership within the
ruch of even more families;
and
"WHEREAS. Realtors, pledged
to abide by a strict code of ethics,
dedicate themselves to working
by the Golden Rule and to serv-
Ice beyond the caU of ordinary
business: and
"WHEREAS, by positive action
Realtors continue their drive to
aid cities In eliminating blighted
areas;
"Now. THEREFORE. I, DORA
0 . HILL. Mayor of the City of
Newport Beach, do proclaim Apr.
13 through April 19, 1958, u
REALTOR WEEK."
Lellen ---------
Robert Shelton, City Manager, this area be restricted to~ en-
City Hall, try and be assessed for parking
Newport Beach, Calif. prlvUeges at the beach when the
Dear Sir: majority of the properties were
A.! the summer and beach sea. acquired at a time when free use
son approaches, a reappraisal of of the beach was the attraction
the residential parking problem of locating in this eare.
In Corona del Mar appears to be 9. Why restrict parking to on.
In order. ly one· half of the available space
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3 Bedrooma: one bath; Jarp
llvi ng room · carpet:e<S and
draped; over-aize, fenced back
yard; beauUtuHy land8eaped.
$18,500. 4~~ G. I. Joan on
first Trust Deed. $81.41 per mo.
lncludlna taxes and Insurance.
Owner will assume aeeond.
UBERTY 8-7027
liT IIIII,
2828 E. Cout Hwy.
Corona del Mar -OR 3 -400t
1666 Newport Blvd.
Ca.ta MHA-U 8-3792
All vour prJntinQ n.eds wil b.
handled 'onvenienttv and court·
eously in the eomplet.ly,..quip-
ped Job Printinq Deportment of
the Ension.
BAYSHORE BEAUTY
CHOICE LDCin•
4 bedrrns, 3 baths, all electric home, lovely protected patio.
$42,500 easy terms
ML 1116
HARBOR IIYESTIEIT CO.
NEWPORT BLVD. AT 30th ST., NEWPORT BEACH
OR 3-4-400
OPEl HOUSE
s ... , •. &, ...
2&1& Vista Dr. -llplllres
ALSO
4&6 Catallu It_,.. HIIPts
Executive home -for the discriminating buyer. 3000
sq. ft.; 3 bedrooms; den; lanai; tropical patio; dJnlng
room; living room with sunken fireplace; wet bar; 3
car guage. Room for pool.
CUIIE VII 1-......,
2731 w. Cout mghway -Liberty 8-42T1 . Eves. u 8-3293
Newport Beach
IEIUTIFII. CITILIII ..
3 Bedroom borne · 1* batha; twplace; FA heat, 2-c:ar
garage. R-2 lot plus a view bullding alte. AU tor
$19,750 on beautiful catalina Dr. one block trom bay.
Owner, Smith · 312 Catalina Dr. U 8-0556.
367 N. NEWPORT M.VD.
oppoeite Boa• Ha.pltal
Phone Liberty 8-1817-Eves. Liberty 8-1280
In 1957 "NO PARKING" signs causing congestion, lnconvenl. --------------------------
were posted on the West side of ence and embanas3ment to real-
streets from Ocean Boulevard to dents of both sides of the strHts,
Bayside Drive West of Marguer-while If all or double the parking
lte and to Coast Hlgllway East of space Is made available. the
Marguerite and on Seaview, all problem of parking would be
In Corona del Mar. These signs' greatly alleviated or cut In half!
prohibited parking from 8 a.m. It appears that last year's park.
to ~ p.m. on Saturdays, Sundays ing restrictions In Corona del
and holidays. Mar were experimental In na-
Based on last year's experien~. ture. were adopted In haste and
to II owing ta c t s should be were based on a survey made on
weighed and proper consldera. the Fourth of July at peak beach
lion should be given to the resi· hours by people not living In the
dents directly affected: area affected.
1. Why shouJd there be no Therefore, It ~ requested that
parking on one side of the street the "NO PARKING" signs will
while parking Is allowed on both not be erected this year where
sides on much narrower streets they are not needed nor wanted.
on Balboa Island. It is further requested that this
2. Why should parking be re. correspondence be brought to the
stricted between the hours of attention of the City Council for
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. while most of deliberation and action.
the beach traffic commences at-Yours veTy tTuly,
ter 12 noon amt starts to dlssi-ERIC WEISBERG
pate before 4 p.m. 309 Marigold Ave.
3. Why restrict parking for all Corona del Mar
day on Saturday and Sunday • • •
during summer season while on. Mr. Arvo Haapa
Jy two holidays are Involved, Ensign PublishJnr Co.
namely, the Fourth of July and Corona del Mar, calltomla
Labor Day (If the weather is Dear Hop:
good) at which time overcrowd. I can't befln to e~reu my ap.
lng ot all resorts ls a common preclatlon to you for all your
occur~nce and is expected. very honat and candid reporting
4. Why restrict parldng on durinr my yean on the Clty
any residential street (except Council.
narrow streets needed for pas-I can unequlvocabJy -.y that
sage of emergency vehicles), reportlne expreued In your En-
thus havln& the local taxpayers algn hu ahnya bMn truthf1ll.
usume added Inconveniences direct, and not warped or one.
wtth the resultant devaluation of sided.
their property, or decreue ln It la rebeshSD6 to read
rental reee1pta. peper. I alw~ do eo wltb
5. Why ahould the enterpri~~a knowledte that what I .... ct
on the State Beach be favored to factual. Keep up the eood W'CIItl!
eneroecb on the residential dll· With Jdnd pe.nonal ,..._,. to
trtd8 by h a VI n I restrlct.loNI all the Haapu.
placed In tront of prtvate proper-Jla.t Sinc..'eftJy,
17 t.yoad tbelr control and Um. s..,. r. Kac.Ka1
ltl of JuNdlct.lon. ..!c~~~l ~ lsl11 Pal ' I•••
::. ':: :-"' endl aw u.e 11 Jtlllf
't. _.. •• latr • n. u.-w111 a. Oltoal • =. .. .... , ...... .,. ...... ._.... ...... 2
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YOU'IE IEIU. WITH PRIICIPLES
WHEI YOUR DEll IS WITI I REALTOR
A Realtor:
L Is a member ot your local real estate board and of the
National Aaaoctatlon o1 Real ~t.e Boards -he la not
"just any real eatat.e broker."
2. Is pled&ed to conduct hil bu.alnesa ln accord with a
strict Code o1 Ethics.
l. Can give you the 80Undest ,Wda~ In all upec::U o1
home purchase bec&uae h1l baek&'round and acc:eu to
the world's largest storehOUM o1 real estate knowledge.
4. can help arrange the ma.t favorable home financing
for you becaUM of his Jmowledp ot current morteaee
market. and bil contact with local lenders.
ONLY REALTORS CAN
DISPLAY THIS EMBLEM
THE REALTOR'S PLEDGE-
I AM A llEALTOI. I PLEDGE MYSELP:
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To prot.c:t the lnctJvldual t11ht of real atat. OWMJ'Shlp
and to wtdm the opport\lnJt:J to enjoy It; .
To be lumatabJe an4 '*'-t 1n all delllnp;
To eeek MtW to ..... •t 1n7 dJe:atl bJ bu1.141QIIQ1
,..,.... and tlllllpetllnce.
To act latrtJ ...,.. au bl the eplitt ol tile GciNiil ...... :
To ..,.. ""-11 11r1 ~. aac1 ta~t1 ; 11. .,
eounb):
l. 2 ....,_ on B·l lot .. ·---·-·---· .... ---~1,000
2. 2 bedloolae on R-2 Jot ........................ --11.000 a. 2 ~ 1r de on .o tt. Jot ... ______ ... u,eoo
.. 2 ......... -•·.2 lOt -·-----! ... -................... 2),000
& 2 beclroalal on •·2 lot • 1 bUt. to beach ·-· 23.500
e. a bedroolaa 1r pt. qtra. • 1~ blka to bd\. 3t,m
7. 2 beCIIooma., 2 batha • ~ blk. to beacb ---2S,SOO
8. a bed.roomt. 2 bat.ha . new home ____ .. _ .. 27,SOO
9. a bectrooma, 2 bat.ha . new home ................ 29,m
10. 5 unit. turnlahed apartments . ocean 6
bay view lr only awpe to the beach -----~-72.:100
JHE VOGEL CO.
2867 E. Cout Hwy., Corona del Kar • ORiole 3-2)210 6 ORiole 3-2021
214 HAZEL DR.. CORONA DEL MAR
IIEATITIIIII VIEW
of
OCEII Ill CIIITUIE
New England atyle. 2 Bed.roorns and den; 2 baths;
large llvlng room with fireplace. Kitchen open onto
Janal overlooking Uttle Corona Beach.
$38.500 -Submit Down.
Owner will carry own financing.
COAST PIOPEIDES 01.
Rtrnf JAYRED, Realtor
301 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa OR3-5410
BILL'S BEST BUYS
SYIPIIIY IllES ............. ,.~ .........
Don't be lett out. Only 12 left. Three bedrooma. 2 bat.ha.
6&k parquet 0001'1, a:hake roof, forced·alr beat, 40-eal-
lon water heaters, buUt·ln O'Keefe 6 Memtt au range.
Attached or detached double 1aragea. Publl~ aldtwalkl,
atreet llahta. Land8eaped front yard with almaba.
11 Ln • IIU.
OPD DAJLT 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
W. A. TOBIAS. Realtor
KA1T LABOBDE-Manager
.. You'll I.Jke Our Friendly Service"
220 E. 17th St. eo.t.a Mesa .. U 8-1139
(Ac:ra.a .treet from 'lbr1lty Dru. Stcmt)
Office Open EvenJn .. or Call Ll 8-7021 -MI 6·3071
V-1-E;.W
IIY Ill ICEII VIEW
"Believe It or not." lu.t listed the nJce.t
large living room with fireplace, bar ldtchen with MrY·
lee to J.a.rp famUy room. AU view wlndowa have Unt.d
&laa. Hardwood noon, FA beat, 11e 2 car prap.
CJOM·ln JocaUon. On beautlfuJ Jot. ''Not a leuebol4."
Tbla won't 1ut at low prtce of A$0.
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lfewport OUJce at the A.rdMII; 31:10 W. Cout HWJ.
Ubmy8-m3
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The bf4at way to 1et out
of the Doe House 11 to
get Into a home of your
own from ••
1111• •ALn
AND~OO.
2828 E. COAST WGHW AY,
~ from Secutley Bank.
C.D.M., Phone ORiole 3·3770
. ........
ON WIDE, CLEAN BEACH
BY OWNER
Large llvln• room wtth ma.s-
alve picture window. Huee
fi~place with raised hearth.
Dining room and kitchen.
Uvlng room and one bed·
room carpeted. Bullt In ov-
en and burners. Laree 2-car
garage. Stucco exterior.
Priced $25.000 with $18,000
down.
Box A-21, % Enalen
EICI.UIIVE
IIVIIE TEIUOE
YEARLY LEASE
BeautJtul cuatom.bullt home.
2 Bedrooma and coavertlbJe den;
2 batha; IPU'kllnl ldtcbtll; de· uahtful .,.uo and Jan-.aped
pou.nda. 1bJ.a home 11 completely
tum1lbed In excellent tatte and
can be Jeuecl to adulta Olllly with
no anlmal pea for 1350 per mo.
lncludlq yard ea~e.
llftfU}ar boundarla . appmxi·
mately 8000 ~-ft.
100 ft. to excelt.nt IWl water
beach..
OIJole 3-~ -OlUole 3-3D>
WE*EI..._I
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