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ORiole 3-0550
THE ENSIGN
VOL. n. lf1J1lau s
Tax
To
rts rive
u aw Pickup Fees
City Agrees
On Schedule
Of Charges
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SINGLE COPIFS
No mcr.a.. iD .w.crip tion rat.
The-Harbor Taxpayera Commit
tet-has started circulating peti
lions which are a imed at block
lng the Newport Beach City
Council from coliK'tlng fees tor
tTash and garbage pick-up and
from levying a sewer charee. in preparatton Mor IS
This action by the committee
came on the heels of Monday
nleht's Council approval of 2 or
dlnan~s providing for thestt
charget~. The councilmen also
reached agreement on a basic
the canvau he hopes w,ll net $200 000 for o """"
Episcopalian school ond chopel ,... C""o"~t oel
cho rman. ,._lready' deep in h·~ survey of prc.s·
pee ls cords ol rogrt Joe Corver ~nior w •jf"~
«Story on p,,;;tf' 61
au UDDICK CLADIE JfELSOJf
IT'S A 3-WAY CONTEST $1.25 a month pick-up charge for Heart Attack bo~~r~:::n"a~:na~o~~:~t::
Is Suffered IN SUPERVISOR RACE ~:~f~~h~:r~~~~utedo~o~t.~~-, The eoal of th~ Taxpayers Com
False Arrest CDM CHAMBER SEEKS
Suit Is Filed ,HOUR PARKING LIMIT
By Culbertson I Establishment ol • one-hour Treuurer Fred Stewart. By Joel Ogle ~~~rlso;o.~;~~~~~heo~~u~~ It ap..a•rw certain there will ~ ahould ~ made at that tim~. to t tltl t 11 1 t Otto Cul~rtson, 1501 Priscilla
A heart .tta"k oa.•0 n..a-y nJeht --ara ~ ~ ona pro H ng aga ru Ln Harbor Hlehlands ha'l fll--' ... -.... an election Nov. 4 tor the .eat of expl~ at the n~xt ~~neral ~I«· th• adoption of th 2 dl ·· ' cu dJd what the Oranc~ County "" e or nances. a $300,000 damag~ ault aealnat Board of th~ Flttb Dt.trlct county au~r· tlon 2 yean trom now. Larry N~an. a mem~r of the City of Newport Beach, charr·
Supcrvl.8ora couldn't do vllor-wtth a new name added Mr. Wallace said he would the commlttet-, told the Enalgn Inc fAt.e arrat on a drunkenes.s
Monday aftenoon. to the contest. we1eome a friendly court ault to that when the required num~r ct\arce.
Joel <>ale. who bad refused to Roy Maypole. who wu de· Iettie the dltference of opinion of names are tiled witt\ the city Ht. complaint atates that he
take a 10 day leave of ••n~ f••ted by th• late Heinz Kat.er betwee:n tbe county coun.el and clerk and verified, th• city wtll froiD bla ~ .. u cou.ntv cou118el -"' 1• ~o .. wu "tal.ely and mallcioualy ar-,.,., v In .... _ ...,. __ ..._ June 3, tht. the aUIIIIDey aawra a o~rl~. ~ automatically barred from wb1Je aec:\&aUona o1 bdbery uoc .... '""_._ .. _t 1 .. _ wh d 11 fftted by Otncera Walla Kerr .. ~ him were a1tted. ,... week entered the race with for-Du ..._..., oever OH putting the chargH In effect for and KenMth Thompeon and
taken Sa Com.munJ mer eo.ta Mesa .,.yor Claire hum• up. If they don't do 1t one year. The ~Ullona muat ~ cau..ed to ~ tal.ely lmprt.oned" Holp&~ ~bt ~~ Nti8on and Mewport Beach pub· wtthln the next 10 day., It will tued beloTe the Oct. 8 deadline, and that usald ol.ftcera created an * .... rt a«adl In ._ Uat.r Ben lted4lc:k. oompUcate the prtnt1nl ol the he added. ._.ult and batuory upon h.Jm. ..
parking limit and palnti~ of
parking spaces alone the Pacific
Cout Hlehway will be propoeed
to City Council aa a meuure to
h~lp the parklnr sltuat1on In Co·
rona del Mar.
The dect.lon wu reached Yon·
day evenlnr by dlrecton of the
Corona del Mar Cham~ of Com·
m~rce, met-tine at the horne o1
The dlrectora we~ unanimous
In ~llevlng that one-hour time
limJt and palntlnc of pariung
atalla t. the loeical approach
since the~ Ia eo much dlvi.alon
of oplnlon amona do\l ntown
l'D4!rcl\anu about pu'ldna meten,
President Braden Ftnch aald.
Prellmlna.ry talJrs with Corona
del Mar Coondlmen and city of·
f.lc:lala have Indicated that \My
wUl do wb&t t1w ma)alrtty ct the ..... ,_ and pnafrrtmal a.n
a Be had a plft'lou llr. leddldf waa appo&nted by D),.OOO ._Uoea or eo we wUI have Here t. the ~ fH .:bed· He ~d that ~ lDdMnt oe-~E;~;;;:::e~==rl'Oowm=i. .. CoodwtD Ealctt* ta tbe .. .. We ~-tJUb a.a4 ....,.p pldt--.;J\de*i···· .. "'~-=:.:-•....,.=::.,.~~~II!IH!t ... ~.~~·l!!J,.,~~~IIF-;tllir1 ___ all ~ _ _..li ...... _ 1611it-4
.. ._ .,. '-' tl7til to ecapUe ..-,tiL 1Jo ltmlt .....,.cm.ld City CouJidJ ...,... tbe da1m
Coant.Y CJedl l41iri 'WaDace IIOIIIW UJOO .rcnaturet for tMl.r number ol cana.-. Monday ~ and rdllftd It
want. Mr. JlDCb ...._ n. u..
ad • p.m. wtdt
~ ac.pted. tt .... Ria·
~ n.e area lnvol\~ ~x
teonda tram Zahma Dr~ the Irvine
T~n:ace roadway ju..t wat~rly of
Jamaica Inn. to Seaward Rd .. thl'
we.ter\y ~ntl'anor to Shore Cliffs
and Corona Hlahlands
ert ,_... ot Ana. ... not ..Sd that alt.bouch t.be attorney nomJnattnc s-tJtlcme before the MUL'MPLE DWELLJNCS-$1..25 to the dty'a Insurance carriers..
avatlable for ~nt aeneral·a otftet aald that no elec:· Friday. -...t. 19, deadline for mon•.. pi"• ., _ t.l a mo th Council abo: 11 c .. _1 M t MI. <>lie wu asked to take a tlon should ~ held. he feela flUn ........ • .. ., .... o~<~ .. ~n n • ~ved a complaint from orona <K' ar can 111ft
leave o1 abeeft<."e attel' bribery oom~Ued by a county ooun.el I · for each addltJonal unJt. No HmJt Ralph Mukey about the "annoy-~rtaln rondltlona lm~ by
accu.utlona lnvolvlnl more than opinion to co ahead w1th the apedfted on the num~r of cana. Inc road condition" on Newport the St.t~ Kiehway Department. •
$10,000 were made acalnat hJm election. M·tss·t le w·.ll BUSINESSES--$]..25 a muonth Blvd. n~ar City Hall; referred the pt>rmlt will be cranteod to plant a
durtne an A.-ernhly aubcommJt-Th tt y eeneral's office for 6 cana • wet-k, 2 pick· ~ • letter to the city manarer and row of beautiful aa.de treea e a orne . week Additional cana. 20 cents public works dl~tor alone each aide ol the Coaat co~ J PI
tee IUbheartn, on county oll aald that Mr. Reddlcka present Be on o·.splay ~r month each· limit 12 Callll • ~lved a $Z72.71 <-lalm Hleh:way In the buslnea distnct., lVI ans
deallnp In Loe Ancelea wveral appointment would ~xplre Jan. per wet-k. • . for damaaes on ~half of Jane Thla Information was riven to
weeka •eo. 5, 1959, and • new appointment COMMERCIA'For bu•ln--"' lh C d I M Ch "--I ,_ "' ""''"'''"' HoiMrby. whose car fell Into an e orona e ar am....,r 0 D Jl D For Navy Day net-ding more than 2 pick-ups a ~xcavatlon at 721'~ Femleaf Comme~ this week by Highway I 0 ar ays '· -Four Named to Study
Longer School Year
week: 15 ~nu ~r can per pick Ave .. Corona Ml Mar. after a Supt A. L Olmstead. Los An
up; 6 plck-up.s ~r wet-k. water main brt'ak had under· geles offl~. in charre of land I Corona d~l Mar Dollar Da\'" Th~ 571.,.foot Regelus long· Residential ~rvl~ will remain mined Fifth Ave . denied the scRplng In tht' Southern District will be held Thui"Bday, Friday a. nd rang~ missile wiJl be on display at the same level as Is now being claim and rt'ft'~d It to the <'It) •5 The conditions that must be Saturtlay. Oct 16, 17 and 18 10
In front ot the Newport Beach provided. Mayor James Stoddard Insuranc-e <-arnt'l"'' met are as follows: C"'njun<'11on with tht> annual
City Hall for the local o~rvan~ said. The number of cans picked • ~lved and tilf'd 8 ll'ttPr I ~ntation of a plan for LotM!ttor Bake aN'Ording to tf'm.
of Navy Day, on Monday, Oct 27. up at rHiden~ will be ch«ked from Frank Tomf"uk of AI ham-th4' planting 1 porary plans formed by the dt·
George Sherrill of Newport ls· from time to time for possible bra complaimng about the fi sh I 2 Agret>mc>nt of thP rlty to ~tors of the CDM Chamber of
land, who Is In charge of the additional charges for excess peddlers at Newport Pier. · mak handl~ the planting a nd main Comme~ at tht>lr month!} meet-The campaJan of Mel Beny to
add mo~ Impact to the curricu·
lum of the Newport Beach Ele·
mentary School Dlstrtct advanced
another atep Monday nltht with
the apPointment of 4 mem~rs ol
a muty committee.
And, In the face of news that
several other ac:hool dt.trtcta In
the county have alleacty extend·
ed their IChool time, 1'11utee Bar·
vey Pease, a rnembel' of the com-
mlttet-, urged fut actiQn.
Hltl pl~a for an Immediate pilot
Proar&m teat of lonpr .:hool
hourw or the lon&el' .:hool year
ran head-on Into the m«hanlcal
problems of administration.
The num~r of minutes In each
claaa could be expanded without
too much problem. said Supt. Roy
Andersen. But a d d I n g new
couraes might n~ltate the hlr·
lng of additional teachers or re·
allocation of cl&Mrooms.
day's activities for the Oranre service lng tht> hfoach hke a r ttv dlsPQ" tenan<'t" of thf' t~!l l ing Monday evf'nlng.
County Navy ~ague. says ther~ A rHolution t>stahhshing thf' 1\1 dump .. A SE'<'Ond letter from 3 Approval of the> proPf>rl} Thl' evPnt Will be a rt'peat.
will be a noon meetlne that day fees ls expected to be adopted at Mr. Tomeu1k, asking for traffw j ov. n.-r in front of wh0!-4' proJ)t'rt) only blggc>r and better. of the
at the VIlla Marina RHtaurant. the Sept. 22 Council meeting signals at :l2nd St and ~ewpon the trees would t'1t' plantf'd I highly ~u~ful mert'handtSing
Speakers will be Admiral Jack Blvd nt>or the C'll\ Hall wa~ re The ChamtM!or will work on lhf' campa1gn hf'rt' •veonl months Mon~. commanding otti~r of ISJIIPI(ATES ABOTDfG fPrred to thc> traffiC' C"',:.mlttf'f' tl't"e bf'autlflcatJon prognm along ago, ..ay" Braden Fmch, prf'11dent
thf' Naval missile test ~nter d~ The Shipmate~ couplt'll whO!*' • A ri 0 pte d Ordtnan<'t" K5i. with th~ Corona df'l Mar Civic l of tht' Cham her.
pot at Pt. Magu. His topic will be comblnt>d age!! 'range hetween which n-tones tht> following: 20 A.s..~latlon \halnnan Ron Lindf'man of
"Missiles Over the Pacific." A 176 and 96, will rHUm~ thc>lr fall lot'! along Bay!lirit' Dr . ar ross 1 Mr Olm~ead suggt><;ted that the r hamt'lt'r mt>rt'hants C"'mmlt·
movie on missile tiring will a lao program at St Andrews Church rhannt-1 from Unda l'!ll'. to R 1. tht> tret"S be plantf'd about 100 tee announce-d that the Presl·
be shown John Carr of Udo Isle Monday, Se-pt 22. wht>n Louis Collins hiland lot<. to R 1. c aml'<l fl"f't apart. Sinc-e thf' buslnf"t.o; dent'!! bn>akfast met""Unr at the
will prt'Side at the meeting. Zam~rlni will s~ak. Shores Jot~ to R 1 B. distric-t Is a mllf' long. this would Snack Shop at 8 a.m. Monday.
-------------------------1 mf'an that a~ut a total of 100 Sept 22. will have the-Dollar
Mr. Anderwn did uk Mr Berry
to ket-p February In mind a.'l ten-
tative IO&I for any de<.'laloru
made by the atudy committee In
the event financial problems
arisJnc from the reocommenda· L I c h tiona can ~ aolved In time for 0Ca ess tret"S would be n~f'd to plant Da\s ac; 11~ theme.
both sides. t'ndudf'd art' spedal \•alues In
He mentlonf'd the Indian rub
1
meN'handl~ Advance advertl.s-
ber of fiNs retusa u ~lng a lng In areas outalde of Corona
hardy attractlvt> trf'f' used b) dt>l Mar, and an automobl~ pa-
many cltles for this pu~ rade
th~ 19:59·80 .:hool year.
Others named ao far on the Club Tr·1umphs atudy committee Include Prtncl· •
p&la John Dean ot Harbor View The Bay Area Chea Club
Scbool and James ThomJ*)n of turned t~ tables on the com -
Ground wu bJobn y..terday Newport Helaht.a School. Arthur blned Anah~lm-Santa Ana Club
at 3Sn E. Cout Rwy., Co1'ona del CbrlaWD8en, principal of Horace Monday In Anaheim. winning by
Mu, for a s:IO.OOO S.. Cancf;y b&tp School. will act u an ad· the close .core o1 6 to 5. Local ato~. the only one that will be vt.or. Four teacherw will alao ~ winners we~ Bob Walker, Don
built In the Harbor Area, accord· selected to serve In th~ commit-Walker. Chuck Haley, John Llva·
ln1 to the deaJtnera, Kennedy, tet-. dary and Dick Kozak. Harold
Harbor Cleared For Annual
Inboard Speedboat Races
All other boats and awimnM'rJ Newport Harbor OLambft of
will ~ ciMftd from the North I Comme~. Woodman and Hudaon of Corona Fint meetlnc of th~ croup wu Gooder and lrvlng Manotr played
del Mar. tentattveq Mt for Sept 23. tie aama. Builder of the .tore t. alao ___ _:_ ___ ____;:..._ ___ .:___:::..._ ________ _
local talent, Earl Cl~on.
The atore Ia .:heduled for a
Nov. 10 opentn1. .........
........ 1111 14
•
Lido Chanrwl of tbe harbor Sat ~ races will be ru.n betw-.n
urda.y and SUnday forth~ annuli
1
10:30 am. and 5 p.m. ~.
Inboard IJ)Hdboat raca apon and 12:30 and 5 p.m. •
*>l'f'd by tbe Southern California IWnw.n 10 and U of
SPM<tboat Club, In<-.. and thf-1 boata wtJI ~ enteM ln U.. r...
aC'C"'rdlnr to Mra. Kat J :
ucz man aau. .
Franlr .. "** -)u!tltlr at tile Jtcw,.t
~Ball ,_ .... ......
cock. who h.u htlped nlO
raC'N for many ,_.rs.
The 2'-mUe race
"'ds at the Wboe.
O•t with 2 ._..._ r.
T\e NEWPOIT HAJtiOl ENSIGN wu e41i~ .. ._. • ,.._..,_,_ ef ,...
twal ~--rr, _. 4.-. No. A20 t71 of .... $11,_-iw c-t 1111 se.t.
AM eMI !r, ,_ tkN.f II q!Milfle4 •• puWitll .a ,.villi• ... le" Netllire4 rr, ....
AlYO L HAA'A ,£6 HAA'A
101 lfEOOW .
WARitEN WYAn
flOUNCE lA.lNES
. o-r •'"' '-Wt.t--. ....... ..... .. ....... -................. Auoc.lete Wltot
.. N ... Wltot
Acfvortlalnt MeMter
Offlee M • ._..,.
e O"C''JJ)
• lf you rea<\ CAWNG C. Q.Jast
week, you'll remember a you ng
rnan nametd Tony RaU, one of
the members of the SEA HORSE
aaaa, where we achieved a rnajor
victory over a bad caae of maJ.
de·m.er. SUISCltnroN RATES
In the Now~ Herl>cwo AI..: One y .. r -$3.00; two yoe"
Oubl4lo ef tho Harbor Ar .. : One y .. r -$4.00; two Y""
S Tony llked hla trip. So welJ, In .~:: fact, tttat he and two friends
made ANO'nlER SEA HORSE ex·
curalon l .. t Monday. Tcny had 6
X*:li*CX*:::II*C*ICI*C*ICI)I*:li*CX:::II! C! .:·:.•c:x:.•:li*CI:!X:ICI*:::I*ICII:*:li*CX* ZI*C:X:ICICX*:::II*CX* ZliCICC.:ZI*:::»* hook· upa. I he a rd. lost 'em all
?I. ~Of In Hop
:• + I E E E M M j E +:1 I I •:M M M M M E M + I M I I M M & & E + M e I t
I om pleased to see Corona del Mor s Roy Moypole in the roce
for co1.nty supervisor ogoin. The coming election will be an opportunity
for f>m to seek vindicotion ot the polls. ond to d ear himself of that
perfi::l ous st"b in the bad that was dealt to him just before the June
primary.
I om still convinced thot Maypole wos defeoted then only becouse
of thot last m•nute chorocter ossossinotion, carefully and deliberotely
plot1ed to breok on the day before election. Mt~ypole won hondily in
the Fifth District areos outside of Newport Beoch ond Cosio Meso,
outside the reoch of rhe poison pen. In the Horbor Areo, which re·
ceived door-to-door treatment by the moligners. Moypole was crushed
in the landslide for Heinz Koiser.
but one. That one wu enoueh.
~ ot now, Mr. RaU is wearing
the allver button that goes to the
daily jack -pot winner. That one
fiah of his wu a yellowtail, the
blgg~t on 'the boat that day.
Congratulations, Tony!! With all
those pesos, you can aUord to do
It again!
e lUNPEU
Moct fish can jump, or at least
hurl more or leu of their anato·
my Into the air. For them It
seems pretty e&JIY. But even a
human fish, like Dr. Sammy Lee,
can't jump very far out of the
liquid medium, even at top
speed.
ITIIYMi .. ~' ._ W A Den101J ca.n l~tfl auppl, the ~ to~
a lot •'-"t one'• c:<a{nunlb' J\Uit ample lllhUQ tor b\ai\Y ball
b)' taPdq to ~ ot the coo· parb. a_nd have en<J\lab eftti'IY ~ &ad de¥oted ctttzeq ot a.ft OYU to pnerate the power
the town. to keep the JJahta bumlna day
J IWA$1Pf'd a tew ~entfn~ ot and nlaht lot many years.
conversation wltb Hal Claa N ·
eently In Ba_i's paint atON on
32nd St. I aot a_ll the profit trom
the converaatJon, becauae Hal
a hark. ''Danun.tt." aald Harry, ••a knows what he Ia WJdng about. aol-dur~ ahark!" -only that and a_ll he lot tram me .,._. •
wun't uaetJy the words he \Lied. lew pennJea protit on the can of
It w .. a flne leap _ at ••aat paint I bouet\t.
as high u any ordinary marUn Hal aaya that one of the beat roes. But this Chicago marlin Investments that we can make In
hadn't even rot warmed up. Five, the Harbor Area Is to Install
aix tlmea to took to the air. When lights on the baU diamond near
hla hundred-plua pounda hit the the Youth Center In Corona del
water, the aplaah w.. tremen-Mar, so that aome balJ Jearuet
doua. Finally, he wu Quiet, un-can be In operation tor next sum-
der water. Then the line began mer. Hal is firmly convinced that
to r~ ... He'a eonna' do It again!" a kid trylne to steal second will
I yelled. And he sure did. In a never be cauiht trying to s teal
great soaring leap, he broke all hub caps.
the records. The big bonita went The attraction of the beach.
up and up unUI he was AT bay and ooe&n is too great to
LEAST 15 FEET above the water! keep a day·Ueht league In opera.
Never before have 1 seen ANY Uon, but our youn.pters find the
fish jump Uke this. It was spec. wonderful, after dark, balmy
tacular! houra too empty of occupation to
Uncle H. doe-sn't like sha rks. keep some of the younptera out
Ordlnarlly, when I'm after mar· of trouble, and they have ex·
lin, neither do J. This one went pressed the desire for a pia~ for
the way of all sharks that tangle strenuow apom ln the evenings,
with the ADEQUATE. A couple and It Is reasonable that we
of fast ,:22 long rifle bullets put ahould provide them with lt.
him to aleep quickly before we "'''CCDf-Hal thlnka that the
cut the leader. Service CJubll of Newport Beach
I've thought a lot about that all of them, not just one, should
big bonita since. There are a lot band toiether, pool their re·
of times when things are slow, sources of manpower, funds, a bll·
that a performer like that could lty to raise money, and, by joint
put a lot of spice In a notherwlse effort towards the most good,
dull day. Most sharks are a provide the youngaters with thls
plague. But If 1 could ret 'em to needed help.
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A mans.lau1hter charp against
Newport Beach restaurateu1 Rob·
ert Bachelor, 47, In connoctlo.n
wtth the March 31 death of Ethel
Hartley, 31, of Bellflower, as the
re11u1t of a traffic collision last
March 23, hu been dropped.
The cbarge, baaed on an &a·
aumptlon that he was Intoxicated
and driving the car when the
crash oocurTed, wu dropped
when Mr. Bachelor reeovel'ed
sufficiently to prove he had a
fractured akull Instead of being
Intoxicated, and he said Mlsa
Hartl~ w .. driving at the time
of the one-car craah on Coast
Hwy.
wEo•a-.-ae
1'IUUIIDIO ro• ftN"PDD
'I'M tMeMt ttalnlna pqram
of St. ~4.NWII Ctuarch wiU Mlln
toct.y' lThurMa)'). Col. William
WOodnl1t, ~n education dl· rector, aya that t.M cl._ wtll
mMt at 7~30 p.m. {01 f 11nU'I• cs..ya.
The Costo Mes" Globe Herald ar-d the Newport Harbor News
Pre , normolly ol eoch others thro.,t• went o•m in orm on to this plot,
ond ·~ey come ou t wo'h olmosl ode.,tocal stories ond p•ctures of "in·
d gnonl women leoders ond tr.e, ra,h statements. oil given without
a ~ n-:l e shred of fac'~.ool e11•de'lce T>.ere ore rnt~roy I ~now who ore
now oo~shed -to L. e ~ gen•,e 'e·m -ol the d >moy•ng turn o f
ev~~>n'~ since thot doy.
A jumplni or leaping fish ls.
to any angler. a beautiful sight.
Everywhere thPre are fis hermen,
the fish with thP greatest air·
borne talents are sought out and
M-rlously angled for. In warmer
cllmeq. thto tarpon Is one of the
<~tellar performers. Philip Wylie,
famous author of the Crunch and
~ Series, chooses Florida kin~
put on a show like THAT one, Just Judging from the power to
maybe I cou ld become a con· produce, as I have seen displayed
firmPd shark fisherman. You've by my own Exchange Club, 1 am
got to give the devil his dues. QUite s ure that the combined ef. -
Anything that can jump 15 feet, ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~·~~~~~~~~~O~l~l~~~~-
the iordans
~SHOP
maa.~.....,
C.....cl.llte .....,., oaw. J.aaa
If it were, I so madden'ng (eeco .. se of ,r,e in'u,t'ce o f that Iobei
c~ !l"od)ot would be h~.;m'J•:us 'ber~~.-se of the iro" ~"t~l twi~l o f f4lej mackl'r£>1. a.<J thP greatest jumper
,. re ~eod .ome of '""' v•ll foco • on I re-::oll the l!lrl cle unoer the by down that a -way. Dolphin, in all
l"'e ct Glooe Herod p'Jien•.,•e Wol•er Burrough~ str'~ ng our heed I their rainbow hu~. a re experts
les It n oil doredocn~ woth cr es of perfdy frt~ud Md undesor In the air The sailfish. very
oo'e e emer>+ 1 re-_,' f-s horror 0 , the ~·ze of b~~ rcll ond the probably, owes m~ch of Its repU· _,..,.:~I l:;.l or l"l0"P.' be nq spe"'l lcr Mt~ I O"d ' th r d ,, I tatlon to its ability to pe~o~
stralght up. deserves a good I
hand. Call 'em bonita, mako. or
what you will. he's a pretty,
sporting fis h. that. In the slow
~ason. cou ld produce a mighty
nice bit of sport'
• Y 'TP0 e "so e c " e oe out of the wat£>r. as well as m 1t. S!et rg to I .,k Moyp le w rh oo s:remers.
L"!t, I •ok ot ''"e rercrd Cono date e•pe"se repc.r• requ;red b1 Ill"' ·~ ..... w tht~t M~)pole spent $3 319 8 1 ard thot Ko•>er spen+
$7 379 04 A nd that lost f'gure does not onclude the enormous e~peMe
cf p """'q the e"''" roo•e r f t~ose elec•cn eve newspt~pers on tho!
J~"'e 2nd o"d the rv I of del• ... enl"'g them to e~ery home in the H11rbor
llere. everyone talks about our
marlin and their spectacular
leaps. Most any marllnite counts
his thrills by how many jumps
HIS particular fish made. "Boy!
lie jumped thirty seven times!"
BOYS• CLUB CLOSED
Harbor Area bo)s will have to
conet'ntrate on S("hool during the
next few we£>ks. The club closed
for rede<'Oratlon and rf'pa lr a fter
t he rough summer ~ason, direc-
tor AI Spencer said. The dub will
open again Sept. 29. Are!).
M()ypole s record o f o pposition to c·l bl gl,t i~ cleor. Also cleor
is the urgent need for o supervisor from this dt.lroct who will fight
d:l'ge,tly ogoinst ony further oil encroochmenr. Md ogoinst ony
repe• 110n of the type of oi l negotoolions thot ore now being e~posed in
I, too lovp to see a shining,
blue marlin In mid-air. Estl·
mates vary, but I reckon the
average marlin dears the ba r, 5 YR s • AGO most of the time, a t not much
over 6 feet. Bill Plgg reported one
the tidelonds invesligotion.
This time. let's hope fOI' o cleon campaign, with no lost minute
attock It is no shame to lose if the fight is foir, ond there is no honor
super-acrobat otr Mazatlan that
wu dolna 10 or 1.2 feet every
t.ime. That's a lot bJ1her thn
meet ot them eo. in victory when the tactics ttre d ishonoroble. e T1IE CIIAMPIOJf __ ................................ _. ...... _. .............. ________ ......,. .............................. _.__, Much as I love my marlin·
" fishing. J saw something last
wet>k end that opened my eyes.
II made me wonder if. some·
times, we marlin·fi$hermPn are·
n t gl\'lng cred1t where due.
• • •
J was our oncE' again. with
foo;hong pal Harry Rogers on his e BUSIJfESS UCEKSE WOE 'listed S3.600 interest coll~ted on ADEQt.:ATE. W~ had on£> spec·
Well, here we go again on hLc; incomp tax return, was de tacular follow, but that was all.
bu•dness licenses. 1 med the nght of be1ng rlaSSE'd ThPn Unc-I<' H got a hook-up. At
lt hasn't beE-n very long ago as 1n the loan buslnl'">S The loss l fiN~t, It roulc1 ha\'e been a marlin.
that the prev1ous Council hired I he took was disallowNI by the Wp didn't know. The fish stlll
a form to do a s urvey. I believe tax eourt JUdge who rPndererl a har1n't shown.
the fPe was $3.400. Th<' Council d('{'ision that the victim was not j Sudclenly. from down In that
acJopteti the report and rerom· in the loan business and that ho~'> cl<'('P bluP, a big body shot sky·
m('ndatlons and wrote an orcli · loss was a persona I one. ward It wa~n't a marlin. It was
na n<·e That's about as far as A person v.ho!>e bUS) n!'<~s r·on a bonita '\hark. so called In the~
th£>y ~rJt. There rame ~.uch a roar slsrs of r~ei\'mg 2 rent <.'hC'eks a part<:. but the same species that
of OJipo<~it ion by thP businPssmPn month and cashing th<'m 11; not i<> known elsewhere as a mako
e SEPTDCaEa 10. 1153
~ Wllllam. Spteekeis taU·
fled at the felony aaauJt tria_! ot
her former husband, Adolph
Spreckels Jl, relating to Judge
Donald Dodae the details of the
beating she r~lved the month
before ... The Newport Harbor
Community Chest goal wu set at
$25.000. with Mrs. Lewis Gard iner
of Bay Shores as campal1n man·
ager, and Arthur Torrance of 841·
boa Island as president ... Fran·
cis Horvath of West Newport was
re·elected p res I de n t of the
Lea gue of Civic A.MoclaUons ...
Barbara Loul~ Jones. daughter
of M r. and Mrs. C. Lester Jones
of Corona del Mar. became the
brld£> of Lt. Lawrence Scott Jr. of
the U. S. Navy ... A daughter
was born Sept. 4 to Ra y and
Mary rSpannl Davis of 1201 Sea·
view Ave., Corona del Mar.
1 hat t h cy backtracked a n d ca lied k£>pt busy at it. At the r 1!! k of b<'. ..::::::;::::::....:::;::::;::::::;::::::;:::::::::;:::::::;:::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=.
it oft anrl fixed a flat rate !or ing repetitious I quote the fol
all businessec:; and professions. lowing optnion: Th!' ownpr of an NEWS OF I Q YEARS AGO whi1 h 1<: just as far from being apartment who rents an apart
equ1t.tble as we are from Jand1ng I ment 1s not In busin£>.'1..<:. There
on the moon. are a number of cases which In·
Ao.; an £>xamph.•, a bootblack terpret the phrase "In bus1ness" • SEPTEM8EB 10. 1948
woulrl l>f' charged tht> same te-e as meaning th£> stat£> of bu<:y President W a I ter Gerhardt
ac; th£> b1ggPst business f1rm an n~s. that IS, the bus1ness of a t ailed a reorganization meeting
toY. n-$2.j. !>("rson is the a<'ti\'ily that oc of thP Corona del Mar Business
A more recent example of hlr· cup1es a substantial por11on of Assn for Sept. 20 at Gene's Cafe
ing experts to tell us how to run his time. . . H. CardOza Sloan, pioneer
our town was the one on lnsur· A person who ~nts an apart real f'state broker of Corona del
anee for a fee to expert us on ment or even rents 2 or 3 apart Mar. died Sunday, Sept. 5. at his
that subject. The fee was $1.200. ments is not busy 1n the activity home at 317 Narcissus Ave. at the
H£> rpcommended against a ccept· ot lookmg after the rentals. Also age of 81 . .'. Mayor Dkk Drake,
1ng the lowest qualified bidder. in connection with the Federal apeaklne to the Newport Harbor
Enou£h of the councilmen be· Income tax returns and state In· Board ot Realtors. aald th.at Coda
Jle\-erl In the policy of accept· come tax returns, Income from Mesa has to chooee between af.
ing the lowest bid If said bidder rentals ls regarded as Income filiation with Newport Beach or
wac; qualified and voted to ac· from investments, along with In· Incorporation u a city.
cept that low bid. Anytime a come from dividends. Income A petJOJMuo atrlllle u.tted
Jegl'llatlve body calls tor bids from Interest. income from profit •u.,.U. of fGIJ ........ 1 ...
and doesn 't a~pt the lowest from sale of property and Income t1ea Ia C:::..O.. del X. IMd to
qualified bid, folkll are going to from pensions and annuities. stop ......... ,_ a. • WlaQel
start looking under that wood· The Income received from rent eQMn ..... ~ ..ay
pile. Is considered a bWIIneu Income _,.,..., ~ .._. • ._,_
Tht> L.T.O. <little time opera. only If the opera tion of the rental ton. -bwola=et -.d ....
tori triplex owners got a ahoclc u nits occupies a s ubstantial poT· CIGII ••• ArUaar X•flr-' ...
this week. They received notices tlon of a person's time. If he Is 0... ll..S.. c-.a .._,
that they are conaldered to be ln In business he must pay social ftftaed • ~Mat ......_ .,..._
business and must pay the wual security self employment tax. -al!rlat tNt ,... a J .. ....
$25 fee as being In the rental However, the government has lit ,._ tilDe ••• Kith ... Cit·
bu.slness. made no effort to collect such tax .... e1 po11e,.... ,......... by
With this I'm going to solidly from owners of small re nta l units , • .,.... .... o..ay l.t=h CIDd
disagree. There are many retired but only from operaton of large II& Ialiy ,..._..a e1 c.-
people who come down here to apartment houses who can be del ller.
spend their yeAra of reUrement said to devote a major portion of Paul Mantz of Balboa Wand
with a nest ega which they In· their time to the operation of a croued the flnlah line a scant
vest In a triplex. They live In business. rnJnute and 12 aeconda 1n front
nn•. rtilt the other 2. Are lbey • • • of the No. 2 man to 1tec:ome the
In thf' rental bualness? Not by • FEAJt OP' u.a15AL onlY 3-Ume wtnne:r tn the cro.-
my lawbcpk. anymore tha.n a It Is 1\lrprislnr bow many Pf"'-counuy lofndla TNphy race to
man who rnakft oceutonal loans pie dec.llMd to atcn nomlnattn1 Ckwland; bla ~peed a w:ra.c-ed
on tru.t deed.a or the man who petitions because of fear ol re· 447.98 mllea a nhour ... Repre.
C'IIP5 hJ.tJ bond coupons once a prlsal. "Let Georae do lt" Some· ~~entaUva of the profe.lonal
month and ca.aha them Is In the times I feel that people ~ to arta of Corona del Mar dlew up
bond ba.lnea, or the man who register for the same reouon, but a S.polnt proaram tor awdl.na
owna 1tocla and collects dJVI· that la mostly from lazlneu and the development ot thll commun·
denc!s Ia In tb• atoek bu&lnes.. to Jack or lntton!st In aovemment. tty; main proJect 1a tn. develop·
name a few W'bo cou.Jcl M . by th• Y•t they WIU squeal the loudest ment ot a cultural c:.nter adjoJn.
a.me t.hlnJttne. ln bUll and about ROvemment that partJcu. lng the propoeed Cl.re hall on
be requlNd to pay a lJcmM. larly ptndlea them. My tlnrt MAriaold Aw .
I ltnow Mr. X, Who In allft• of a QueaUon to tl'l-.n ~ "Are you n. -. m ••• ,._ c:::'llll-
NCD'd ot ma.kln• loana owr a ~! Have you voted re· -... .._ te 4 In ....
period Oly ud wtlo In JJCIO cently?" IJ 1 hJ ,_ e1 0 t• c:.-.
College wcu aob Whyte. 416
Bcuel Dr ...... ~ r ... ...-
ba:a Me1l cboMD aa the flnt
fall productioD ol tbe Bar.,_
CommoDity P1a'pn •.• aalpb
Wilmot baa etarted COBitnlc·
tioD oa eon-a del Na:r'a .one
boa.ae. wb.kb wW be ~ tbe
IWt na..tn ... wW ... .,...
.Wbftlle ..... ~
~
Cla.1mJne to have llyed Jonaest
In Corona del Mar Ia H. G. Glb·
son, age 82. ot 507 Carnation
Ave.; In 1922 he purchased 2 lots
on Camatlon Ave. fNm H. Car·
doz.a Sloan: he eatabllahed per·
manent residence here In 1930.
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UP1rtal111, o u t • I de, and all
around the houae .•. one CJf my
more eroovy commt.Jon. that
never loeea lbl 11ttter Every time
l co round and rou.nd wtth eorne·
one, the 110meone alwa_ya uncov·
era a tidbit waiUn& patiently to
be dUcovered. Last WMk. JtoM.
marie Yzerman from Vancouver,
Brillah Columbia, puMd the AI·
11ator Soup, BroUed Spanowa,
Baby BeN, Routed cat.ftPlllu,
Fried Gr&Mhoppe'!, . Octopua on
Sk~ers, Green ·1'Urtle, Boiled
Quail Era• and Fried A1ave
Woi'J'M without battln1 an eye.
but went Into a f1oolte
Swan.on'• Frozen Chicken Glz·
zardl . . . Fried up wtth muah·
rooms and onloM, what a Joy to
serve over rice!
* * * • m •-'SI'1e Ia plclat IDCIII a• oe De&·.a reec~a. Del·"*
foods .... ,.. .n ~ ~
... ,.._. ••• CIOI4 w-. clunu
ICIIoda Gild lli&Paad toocla fer u.. tJaMe ........ 4 ........ v...,........ ••t v.-c:oa.-. ............. .....-cal
otbft ....ata. Woodw.ad s-.
.. ... Cl -'-'t. bat Cl lcPp
ct.pwta:•t ...... wWa toocl la u.. 11111--t ••• lay .. Jut
coakS de tbat. coal4a't .....
start a.tldl .. ap Cllld tap •••
···-..... ---Cl ,.at ..,... tloa, peat ....... _ tJtp cSowa
tbla ..., ......... t -Cl
de'IIN tr-U.. Pbl DeltiCI zw .. a.,.1 ......... ty to ~
~ Ia AModcrtSGD eGa·
..-dea .. IAe All .. -•••• .,.
.... atwUact latr, ...-cl at
Woodwmcla +«atloe·tt.. CIIDd .u.. ............ y.an
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* • *
Mo.t ohl and ahl came In the
produce department ... 10 ma.ny
kjncb of .quaahea all In a row!
And wheN clld we aet the deU ·
clou. applea from .o euly! Are
all thoee melona a different va·
riety! Yes. cantaloupe, honey·
dew, cuab4, t'tenshaw, victory,
Peralan and the new pershaw,
whiC'h Ia a cross betw~n a Per·
sian and a crenshaw.
* * * SN ..U.S ~patibly at
SC4iliCIIDA VO CIDd £D911ah Stsl·
toll cbMM CIIDd apeat boun lD
the clalk>atnua wbida Ia ber
lloaMbaLSbe!Mid....-r_..
padalp4 cb ... vratM ... lD
~ .•• Opv ....... ,_.,.
~ pod boCb Gild
babd .tufted apcavtha an tbe
lclftdte •tiMe. bot Sbogm.U. ......,.... a.ow ...... Meat
Loaf. My at • r y IUcll. a.. ~ Mt yet ....... !..ad
t.M p)oatlc )cDs .... u.. aoJada.
Up tMN.., Cl8 _,_. ...................
~ ...... Md .... ....., .. ....._ ..... =sa. .......... ~ .. CIDY......_
* * * Wonder If tiM Vancouverites
wnt be upoeed to Cal)1»o. Ha·
waUan Treat. Cheny lubUee. Or·
anee DeUaht. Bladt Cherry, Fruit
Medley Lemon Nix. Llrne and
eotta1e Chelae . . . Havtna you
was wonderful, Boeemarie. We
can d~am up a storm tn a year,
better come ~ee ua aeain a_nd be
more aurptlaed.
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COM Visitors Tell About
Their Experiences in Iran
•&UU ITATB IOAaD
Dr. Robert E. 8ol)ft, a.teopathi<'
physidan and suraeon now ln·
ternJna 1n Lone Beach O.leo·
pathlc Hoapltal, hu ~lved the
newa from the CaUfornla State
Board of ~De111 that be haa
•&W»>ft ••DOlt 131101' I ftu&Aiy • ..,, ... 11. ...
00 YOU WANT • ~. • tWe. • ,. .......... ..., .a.tw1 Or .. .,.. .......
, .. ,....,h ... , Try ....... ...-..
ft.4 ..... oaw. ).CillO. Mr. and Mra. 8cry4 ra~&lkner,
badt In tbtt Stat. tor 3 mont.ha
a.tt.r ~ yarw o« -~ ln AI· ah&&Aan and Iran. weft recent
vlalton at the home ot M ra.
Faullmer'a lilte:r, Mrs. t.tty Hol·
Uday, 703 Carnation Ave., Corona
del Mu.
Alao VU1Un1 here were the 4
c.htld.ren ol tM Faulknera and
Mr. Faulkner'• fatber.
Mra. Holllclay'a brother-In-law
ll a U. S. leeh.nJcal aaalstanoe ad·
vt.or to tbe Jranlan aovernment
In the fleld of community devel·
opment. He expect~ to be back at
hia ~· Sept. 20. Mra. Faullaler reporb that the
downtown ru.sh In Teheran ll
alrnJiar to Chlca1o'a loop, worn·
Family Party
Is Scheduled
By Yacht Club
en'• f.uhlona are Pa!Ulan wlth
bilton t*SrU of knee leftlth p:re·
vaUJna .nreet wear, women
p~efer teethery abort halrcut.
and heavy eye make-up.
pa.-ed thf atate boal"d examlna· ~=;=========:::; ttcm held ln July ln Loa A.naelee..
Vood and rent are hlth. she
aaya, but penonal lleJ'Vioe, auch
aa maid an4 prdener, t. low.
The:re are 100 A.mertc:an children
In the Amertcan .chool. which
tlvea aome idea of the alu of the
American colony ln Teheran.
He ia the 110n of Or. and Mrs.
Robert W. Roper, 302 Driftwood
~ end Moct Compa.te
fumltut. StOte in the "'-·
c:.l..., .... Rd., Shore Cl111a.
yp£1R1'112\
gNTAL5
TIDE
~ =:.=
OU:OU.TI~ SUVICI
Ubaftv •u••
Hetst ~~• Gar~rt
Fvmisnin<)l for ~
dubs, yedlta.
Amon1 the ma.ny dutJes of
American t e c h n I c a 1 adviaora
there Include showing up about
3 tlmea a week at fonnaJ tunc·
tiona, usuaJJy cocktaU parties In
the E uropean rtyJe. AttentJon to
protocol la atrlctly adhef'tl(l to,
1111 Wewport 81., lf.....-rt haU l017 W. Coett Hi9hwey
Newport ... ell
and formal lnvitatlona and cards
are required for practically all
aoclal contacta amone Americana
and other foTel&n wrvloe resl·
dena w1th each other or wlth
lranlana.
W~n Mr. Faulkner waa aC'tll'\l
director of the community Mvel·
opment procram Jut year, hll
eldest clauehter, Dtana. a&e 12.
had t~ honor ol prewntlng a 1
gift to the Klne of Inn at a party I
In the Faulkner home.
Mrs.. Faulkner ~porta that thto
Be the bnghtest little girls in school in
one of Miss Muffett's darling cotton
dresses -a group carefully selected
and mexpens1ve too!
I ISS
SIZES I TO 12
ONLY 6.95 to 9.95
IUFFETT IIIPPE
MRS. fUCHARO McADOO, th. former MergMet Joh.n Hirtft
A tamlly week-end party at
Toyon Bay, .CataUna Laland, will
be held thla week-end by the
Lido llle Yacht Club.
Bob Harrla Ia In C'harg• o1 ar
rangemen~ and he 11 a.ulated
by Jlm..Holllday and Hal Kenoy·
er. A family barbecue Saturday
eventna wUl be a hlghheht oC
the week·end.
franlana have received somewhat ~~===========;;:=====~======; ex.agaerated ldeu ot American ;
Miss Margaret Johan Hirth
Weds Richard Floyd McAdoo
'Miss Margaret Johao Hlrth,
dauthter of Mr. and Mn. Edear
Fredrick Hirth of 847 .)Jayalde
Dr., near Balboa laland. bc!eame
the bride of Richard Floyd Mt'·
Adoo In a candlellaht ceremony
held at 8 p.m. Saturday. Auf. 30,
at 0 neon t a Congreaallonal
Church In Pasadena.
dress was made with a close fit.
tlng bodice accentuated wtth
Frt-nC'h Imported Chantilly lace.
A halo or tulle drcled with tiny
pearls held her silk Illusion veil.
She wore a diamond C"ross. which
w,as a wedding gift to the
groom's mother. and wu loaned
to her as ·•something old" for the
OC'C'aslon. The bridal bouquet was
a cascade of white orchids and
UYC memMra and their {ami·
Jlea w11l leave on the Island Lady
at 10 a.m. Saturday from the
Lido Clubhouse. They will re·
tum Sunday.
decoratlna from our movies. F01
uample. the n~ houae they
leaa.ed was very expensively done
in HoUywood ntahtclub garish
ness. The landlord was In t~ars
to learn that a flat eray was pre
ferred ln the reception and lh•(ng
rooms, and these rooms had to
be done over.
Optimists Soar Away on
Verbal Jetstream Flight
The lmaalnalions ol the New-~ them that the new ships T"A'A I
port Harbor Area Optcmlsts al expects to put Into service next
m~t awam out of their heads Ft'bruary will rake paSSE'ngers to
last week when Transworld Air· New York from Los Angelt>S 1n
Jines Captain Ken Wootney oC less than 4 ~ hours. less than
Loa Aneeles told tht'm of the halt the lime o1 averaaeo Clights
comlnl wonders of jet stream In prt"St'nt plstor. powered air·
The croom ls the son of Mrs.
William Gibbs McAdoo ot South
Puadena and the late Senator
McAdoo. The aroom and MLas
Hlrth were acboolmates at the
UnJvHS!ty of Southern California.
stephanot!JJ.
11le bride wore a fonnal wed·
dine cown of aUk talteta faah·
toned with a chapel train as she
walked down the church aisle
on the ann of her father. The
The bride's attendants wore
g~ of yellow organza which
fitted at the walatllne and bll·
lowed to full aldrts. Yellow bow· sha~ caps and bouquet. of
white with deep yeUow roses
completed their C'081umes. All the
attendant. wore pearl earrlnp
and white kld gloves. They were
Mla Marcia Moorhead u maid
of honor and bridesmaids N~
Bonnie Thompson. Faye Dunkley.
Patricia Ritchie, Ann Stewart and
Olghts. planes.
The weather faN!'<~. physically The first jet-powered plant-
sllaht but mentally alert former will be received from Boelnr Air·
Air Cofl)IJ lieutenant colonel told craft in Seattle around Oct. 1. he
&ald. but ground tralnlng of pls·
ton a.ccuatomed pilots will take
4 monthl. Installation
Party Slated
By Opti-Mrs.
Kay Lester.
Day School
Classes _Begin
At St. James
Supporting the beat man. Ger·
ald McMahon, were ushers Dtl·
lard lUevea, ~rge Zachary. Phil
Doane. Harvey Coleman and Ted
New officers wW be Installed H\rth, who ls the brlde'a brother. St. ~""'* Day Scllool ctu.es
by tbe Newport Me.& Optl·M111. The brlde'• rouatn, Mba Carol bepJl ,_..oay tWeO~)
Club at a .. boOLaula .. pa.r1y Sat· Smlth. MJ\1 the weddlQI aoloe. tor tlM l&ll terJn a_~ the c:t~ureb, ~1 twniftl at the bene ol Dr. C1lttt8 --.ch wu the offldat· 3:J09 VIa Udo, Jtewpcrt Inch.
lit. aNI Mn. Prank Glockner, lftl ml~-Mrs. Rudolph Perda of Balboa 3.o8 22Dd St.. l'tnrport Btach. Pollowlnl the ceremony a re· ia Uw .chool admlnlatrator, and
'nle new p~t of this or-ceptlon waa held at the pool deck the .tall and faculty lnclude the
eanlzatlon of wives of Optimist of the Huntlnaton Sheraton Ho· rollowln,e: The R.rv. Wntwell
Club membera will M Mra. Rex tel where Mra. Hirth greeted Greenwood chaplain and In
Waldron of Costa Mesa. who w111 ,u~u In a sheath dress of Ice ltn.IC'tor or' ucred studies; Mrs
succeed Mrs. Donald Ya~ll. blue peau de sole wHh matching Ruth PatU.On, .secreuary; Mra
Mrs. Harold Hetrick w111 M vice hat and veil She wore a whlte Francn Childs. pre school; ~ra.l
presiMnt and publicity chair· or<.'hld with a yellow center. Also Anna Petty klnder~art•n: Mrs.
man; Mrs. Ed Hirth, correspond· wnrlng a white orC"hld was Mrs. Bttmlce C~rdner. first gradE':
lng ~tary; Mrs. Russ Ford. MC'Adoo. whose dress was a MIM VIola Tummond. uocond
recording secretary: Mrs. Varnell. sheath oC old roee lare. She wore grade· Mrs Maraaret Kettler
treasurer; Mrs. Ted Russell. ways a matrhlng velv•t hat ~th veil. third 'gr~de;. Mrs. MariE' PearN!'.
and means chalnnan. An Illuminated wedding C'a.ke fourth arade: Mrs. Ora CaS(')'. I
The "hoolaulea" theme for the or rour tiers was derorated With I fUth grade; Mrs. Loleta Gersbach.
installation party was the ron whl!E' and yellow roses. Both the I sixth and S@'Venth grades: Mrs
trlbutton of the G lockner~~. who church and the reception derora·l Ulllan John.wn physlral eduC'a ~ntly returned from a Hono· tlons were while and yettow tlon; Mlss Fned~ Bellnfantt. mu
Julu vacation. flowE'r'l. 11 sic apprt"Ciatton Mrs. VIrginia
' Tht> youngl couple pthl~nlr t!tu~~ McNeill Is organist.
S T • • In LoR An~e ('tl upon ~ Cout raining from a wt>cidlng trip to Northern T-'-
Cnllfornla. The nE'W Mrs. MC'Adoo LL IIIMacll call
S • s t ~rlldUI\tl'rl from Newport Harbor • eSSIOnS e High Srhool and Is a member of Cline II GeriiiQ
Gamma Phi &>ta Sorority and
His talk was so appreciated.
according to Don Munson. who
handles public relations for the
club, that a movie of the new
.)ets Ia expected to be part of the
Proer&m of the club aoon.
What Street
Are You On?
Potlre and rtre departmenu
have mor• trouble With ex
C'ltt-d people who call for help
and forget to t~ll Lht-polle-e or
firemen whe-re they need thf'
help.
For Instance. take thE' pt>r
son who S<'rawled the follow
Inc note found In a bottlf'
floahng near Balboa l.sland
bndge:
"SOS HE'Id on Catalina Is
lend. hf'lp help.''
A fi sherman rushe-d ct to thl'
Balboa hdand fire station. and
thf" firem('n rushed It on to
lht' poll<'e.
But the poll<'(' wer(' <;tymced
Santa Catalina l!oland 1.s J
I.Hgf> pia('(>. "" you k no" cf l
:'>OU ha\e stX>n It on a <'lt'Jr
day
ThC' pt-rwn m1stht "" "<'II
h8\E' <.aid "Sa\l' m<'. I .tm 1n
L<>' AngE'lt'S
What STrN'l " What numhrr~
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS:-
fRANK LEE CAPRI PANTS 6 1 AMAICAS
IN BEST FALL COLORS
~elena's
FADS AND FASHIONS
27G E. COAST BlCIIWAT
Oaao&. 3-.S COaoJfA DEL MAJI
Do you
need mon•Y.···
•.• to buy. build or n
mOdernize your home ·r
~operty values keep going up .... Joob like building
prices are low now compared with ..,.t lh,eY w1fl ~
•.. so why deny yourself that new h~? EnJOy 1t now.
Ho•• much do you need to buy a new home?
Do vou have all the monev to build the kind of
new· home your famil y neeru?
Would vou be smart to remodel your old home-
to modernize it-increase its lh·ability and iH
value?
Th~ mont'\' \0\1 nt'l"<.i is a"aii.lble tod.1~ at ~e~vort
B..tlbo.l SJ' uigs See our friend}~ Loan Coun'i('IIOl' tn
.ur..lnl!c the l ind of loon \OU want -long tf'ml -lo" c-mt
-monthh reducm~ finJ.;lCIO£ :'. ~mall monthh pa nw ut
-lclf' rt'nt-cedttC't'S thf' princlp3l. roH•rs the mlt•re,t .. 1ml
p.ut of \<II If p.tymenli.S dt>duct1hle from ~ our lnconw 1.1\
Ll't n' ,ho" ' ou how you can do 1t.
NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS
AN D LOAN ASSOCI A T ION • .-._ "' ...,,., " ,, '
:t:ae e VIA L.IOO. N.W .. OlltT •• A CH, CAL.ti'OlltNt .A
"-ll Off~ct. 2407 t CUll MtpwiJ, CttiU ftiiUr • ,_.lt.lltUittftetl Cia l )IJO
Weekly sessions In cub leacler thr Eduratlon Counc\1 at USC.
training and scout leader train· ShC' plan.<1 to complete her studies
lng wiJI be held at the ~ Ex nt ugc and w\11 teach next year.
plorer Rue on Coast Hwy . be Shr was an honoree at the 195.'1
ginning next week. OE'butantp Ball of the local Chll·
Cub leader training wlll IX" drrn·., Hom.-Society
held on succnslve Tuesdays at HE'f hu!lband graduatt'd from
7:30 p.m. lnC'Iuded-a~ "Cub Pro Pasadl'na High &hool Mfore at.
gram Plannln&.'' Sept. 16: ''The tendcng USC. whe-re he-was a
Den !rfeeUng.'' Sept. 23; ''T'he mt>mbN of Phi Sigma Kappa
Paclt Meeting," Sept. 30; "PaC'k rratcomlly. Trojan Knights. Blue
Admln1stration." Oct. 7; and Ke-y. Skull and Dagger and was
"Den Mother-Den Chief Relation· p~ldent of the senior class last shl~" Oct. 14.. yt'ar. HE' wa!l In Who's Who in
First Lt Jac·k W Allnnar h. 2.'".
son of Mr and Mrs John Allan
aC'h . .a16 Vc C'to rla 51 .. Costa ~lf'"-l
recently complett'O thf' motor of
ficer courst> at tht> Anny Euro
pean Engineer Ordnan('(' S...hool
In Murnau. Germany
Lr. AllanaC'h. "ho Is a forward
observer In <tf'ry 8 of the 6th
Artillery In Gelnhausen. Ger-
many. Is a 1951 graduate of N•w
port Harbor High SC'hool and a
1956 1 r a d u a t to of Cla~mont
Men's CollegE' Hls wife-. Allcta. Is
with him In Gt-rmany.
The polu·E' art• a" a cling t-r-:::::::::::::::::::::::-;1 more E"'\pllr1 t cn,tru< tcon' 1
~ leaders tralnlnl will be Amerlt-an Colleges and Unlvera·
hel• on aUQCHSlve Tl\uradays at l ltles In 1957 and slnre hls gradu·
7:30 p.m. Included are "How to atlon had beCOme atnllated with
Train Juftlor Leadera ln The Pa· the California Bank.
trol )rfe\bod;' Sept. 18; "Advanre·
mellt." Sept 25· "Leadership," aOTOT IA.USCUE
()ct. 2· '1'h~ ~p Commltt~:· The annual Bob CaUls youth
Oct. ,: ""~be Outdoor Proeram,'' bent>flt barbecue of tht-Newport
Part 1.' Oct. 16. and '"nle Outdoor Harbor Rotary Club wtll M held rropam." part 2 (overn.lght Tuesday, Sept. 30. at the Buttalo ~plft6} Nov. 1 and l. Ranch. Tht-dub usually raises
IR' W>IK a.aC'I'&D
between SSOO and $l,exxl from the
annual event tor youth actlvttles.
xow ars sEJnoa
Cordon William Grundy of 108
VIa Waziers, Lido tsle. acquired
the Initials. Sr .. Mhlnd his name
Wednesday, Aug. 27. when his
wUt-, Audrey. p~ntt"d him with
a 7-pound 11 -ounce son In Roag
Hoapltal.
DO YOU W.ANT • job. • ricle •
rer~tal. a !>.by ~i»•• 1 Or do .,_ ......
10-"''"9 to sell 7 Try lMi9"' cleuJ.
fi•d edl. Ol iole ).OSS().
• • •
Ude Sla ;sl'• c-..
o..w.J..-.-JaOYt.Udo
Rlchud Me.IJ'oM, 1529 Mlnmar
Dr .. Balboa, manaaer of the AI·
lied Va_n Une. (llvtafon of Ana·
helnl Truck a TranllteT Co • has
been elected to memberahlp In
tbe Sat. l:lltcuttws Club of Or·
a.np Cl-un1)'.
---~~-ll.aYaT DDrll8 I'L.UDJ)
J.IQ .AilE., SMALL .OT
Bradford Duncan BUriJncham
1a th~ full name of the &.pound.
one-ounce son o( Francis and •
Marcheta Burllnaham of 54.5 Sea·
ward Rd .. Corona Hlahlands. Be
arrlved WK~. Aua. 27, at
Hoa1 Hospital
EGREMONT
PIIYITE IIY ICIIIL
lfOJf·UCTAaJAJf
Xindergarden
Gntdeal-8 ........
281 Moat. Vilta ec..a Ntl t14 CaJii.
A 1llill\llftt "'Ba,.,_ Dlnntt" tor
Octobilr 1a bet 1\1 planned by the
Wayt and M•• Commltt .. of
the Women'• ~tllclwahlp of the
Corona Oel ....... CiamMll.nJ1;J Co"· ,.,..uona~ 0."\aM. Ia nau~
.,.. ........... ..., .... Huel
Humptuoq et omoa.t ...._
NA TTBESSES ....,_......,..a ,._......,
~-a~ ~A :=zt.Amas co. , ............. ~ .... Tele~ MIDWAY &-1170 ...,..,cdiaa Wag labn DOW lor kdl .._
· la;inmi"'9 Seph • b-L .
* IDQD 1001.1 '* na•i'Oiri'Afte* •to ............... ...
Your Hearing Loss
VANISHES •••
NothtAg in the Ear ... No Suttons ...
No Cords ... in these Smart New
fiEf
lfPUC.A
wn.. tvr fiA·ti....t
......~ .......... p.-. Try ,.__ ta
..,._., ttf ,_. __ .......
Hearing Glasses
'c~ 1\tllt ... <,l~nneglb'~ l<'<>k
Me l"e'~ular alas~ Sow' arc
,,, '""' 1hc' l.!ch tkiC"Ctcon -
I ntotc .tt<l '' ,.,,,~ .. ~ •n '•n&lc
<.lc"'k'r t... '"" M' lc' ltlr men N'
"',.,.n~n In .It 'ht,ICC of \tnart
C\'ll<•r' elf U \C 'l-OUt f'r'C'Cnt
(lla,~. lde~l r.,r conductave-
l\ pc k>-.~ O!INit-..... _,...ca.. __ ..._... .... ...._
a I-IIII
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IN IWAKUNI, JAPAN, Marino First Lt. Donald Jacobsen, son of
Ivan Jacobsen of 509 Narcissus Ave ., Corona del Mer, end hu sband
of tho former Miss Dalia Villarreal of Corpus Christi, Tex., is as·
sisted with his parachute strap adjustment b~ Pfc. ~renci~ S. Pod?r·
ski prior to a training flight. U. Jacobsen •s s_erv•ng ":''th ~anne
Attack Squadron 224, a unit attached to th~ F.rst Mann.e Atrcreft
Wing based at lwekuni, Japan. Before entertng the Manne Corps.
he graduated from Orange Coast Junior College.
•• , ala Dll't
Work Well 01 la1~ .
Water skis won't work on land.
at least at motorboat speed, Vic·
tor Rondel, 17. at Los Angeles,
learned Jut Thursday.
He suffered multiple abrasions
when he got too close to shore,
hit an obstruction and nipped
end over end.
He was given first aid and re·
leased to his te physician.
CIGAJI.ET COSTS 1300
A cigaret caused $300 damage
to the rt>ar seat of a car owned
by R. W. Arnett of Pasadena
while It was parked at 619 Aca -
cia Ave. Corona <Jl'l Mar, at 6
a .m. Sunday. -----
MORE SALNAlfS
Lois and Ray Salman." of 2407
Holly Ln .. Nt>wport Ht>ights. be·
came the parents of a 7-pound.
5-ounce son In Hoag Hospital
Friday. Au 29.
TODAY IS LAST DAY
YOU CAN REGISTER
Today Ia the Jut da,y you can CalltomJa. at:torrwy ,.nerat. lOY· ~111ter to vote 1n the Nov. 4 amor and other 8tata otr1ca.
reneral election. You c:an rertater any Ume up
'lbat lncludee the .upervt.orial unUJ m.ldnltht (or u lata u they
tece In the Flftb Dlltrtc:t (lf the wtll May up) with any at the
arp.rnent over ita JecaUty a. .t-followtna deputy teJI,atral"' ot
tied by that time), eelectloa ot vote111: _
a.uemblyman, conrre-Jonal rep· Mt. Marp.ry Scluowder, Clty
re.entaUvo, one Mnato.r from Cleltl, City Hall, OR 3·ntO.
Mta. W. Ewlyn McAievy, depu.
R b B tt ty clty clerk. Clty Hall, OR 3-2110. 0 ert asse Ml"'. Ell:tabeth MacDonald, Clty
-Hall, OR 3-2UO. ·
0 F CD ~ ~ . o·. e S Mrs. Emma Holt, 2118 E. Ocean IVJ Blvd., Balboa, OR 3-33T7.
Robert Bassett, 84, of 304 Mar·
ruarlte Ave., Corona del Mar,
died Sept. 3. In the Newport Con-
valescent Home.
He had been a Harbor Area
resident 9 months, coming here
from Hays, Kans .. where he was
a constru<'11on englnHr.
He leaves his wife, Myrtle; 2
daughters, Mra. VIrginia Miller
or Santa Ana, and Mrs. Helen
Stt>venson of TUlsa, Okla.
Services were held Saturday In
Baltz Mortuary Corona del MM
Chapel. Burial was In Fairhaven
Memorial Cemetery.
BONE TOt7B OCT. 25
The second annual home tour
sponsored by the Newport Beach
Junior Ebell Club has been set
for Saturday, Oct. 25.
Mrs. Mama Olson, 415 Poppy
Ave., Corona del Mar, OR 3-2328.
H~nrletttl Llnd.My, 721 Lark·
spur Ave., Corona del Mar, OR
5-0537. '•
Mra. Ellen Travta, m Marrue·
rite Ave., Corona del Mar, OR 3·
3865.
Mrs. Helen Bradley, 215 Marine
Ave., Balboa Island, OR 3-0320.
Mrs. June Slnykln, 2021 Mira·
mar Dr .• Balboa. OR 5·0259.
Mrs. Barbata Rlchar<b, 209 Via
Mentone, Lido lsle. OR 3-i133.
Mrs. Juliette Milliken, 140 VIa
Waziers, Lido ble. OR 3-6667.
Harold Wickersham, .703 St.
Jamet~ Pl., Clltf Haven. Ll 8-8752.
Mrs. Carollne 'nmm, 2412 Via
Marina, Upper Bay, Ll 8·9601.
Edward Healy. 113 15th St..
Newport Beach, OR 3·2677.
Board Awaits ·Back Bay Ann ex
Before Serving New Ford Area
.
A COURSE on "Funda~ntols of Advartisin9" will be taught this
foil in the Orange Coast Collage adult educa!ion pr~ra?". T~ ~ass
will meet from 7 to 10 every ThurKiay a\len.ng, begmntng tonu~ht,
in Room 3 of the Art C.nter Building. The instructor is Wlleur
Smith, ,,.sident-owner of the Santa _.tcne ad .... rtising firm which
beers his name. Mr. Smith i& a graduate of O hio University and wes
associated for 5 years with Armco Steel Corp. He opened his
agency in Sonte Ana b years ago. He and his wife, Mary Jane , live
at 2329 Heliotrope Or.. Sant<t Ana. They have 2 sons, Dave. a
sophomore at Cla,.mont Men's Colleqe. and Bill. who entered Santo
High School this week.
Schooi Tax Up I 0¢ in Newport,!
20c in Costa Mesa District 1
Total school taxes advanced 10
cents this. year In the Newport
Beach Elementary School District
area and 20 cents In the Costa
for Newport Beach, 134,698,280
for Coeta Meu, $100.25!5.250 tor
the high achool, and $232,848,150
for the collere. Mesa Elementary School Dlatrlct ___________ ....._
area.
SAVE ...
Sec.nty
AI KCOUrlfs IMwecf
up to $fO,OOG.)
SAVE ...
EARN
DIVIDENDS PAID
4 nMES
PER YEAR
The Tustin High School Dis-, Bay territory to Newport Beach
I trl<'t Is not "wildly enthusiastic" schools. Elementary School Supt ..
about riving up part ot Its Back Roy Andersen reported last week
-But the San Joaquin Elemen·
Final figures from the county
auditor's office show that thls
year's tax rate In the Newport
Beach Elementary School D!Jitrict
ls $3.~ per $100 ol a&~eSSed
valuation In comparison with $2·
.9883 last year.
Thl.s year's tax Includes a gen·
eral fund tax of $1.()311 and a
bond rate of $.3391 for a total of
$1.3702 for the elementary achool
dlstrl<'1, plus S1.34TI tor the New·
port Harbor Union High School
Ol.strict and $..3716 tor Oranre
LePc ten. .. liCit .. ,.. aU
of oer qp &.to -IMtak
-·· n-r-. ~·· It aake -to tllnnll1
SAVE
CDIVEIIEinY
HENRY'S *
THE ARISTOCRAT OF SPANISH FOOD
AND OELECT ABLE STEAKS
* COCKTAILS *
ENTERTAINING NIGHTLY
'Los Carambelos'
Last Minute
Registration
Spots Listed
tary School District already has
sent the Newport Beach Elemen-
tary School Dlstri<'1 a written en-
dorsement of the local district's
desire to serve the area around
the new Ford plant, when hous-
Ing develops thert>.
Both the Tustin High School
and the San Joaquin Elementary
The Federated Republican Districts have to arree bt>fore
Women's Club of the Harbor Area the territory can be annexed by
Is out In force today to help In Newport Beach.
the voter registration drive, ac· Mr. Andersen asked the quor-
cordlng to Mrs. Edward Kelly. umless board Jut week to "sit
precinct captain for Newport back and walt" until the Ci ty of
Beach. Newport Beach completes annex-
Here are locations for regl.stra-atlon proc¥<Jings lor that area
O utst•nding Trio lion for today (Thursday), the before m a k 1 n g any further
final day to register In order to moves.
From Mexico vote Nov. 4: -------
2530 W . eo.t Hwy., Newport leech Phone U 1.9006 CORONA t)EL MAR: All Arner· ......... IJI!!IIIil••·········~~~lcan Market. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. I Rerl•trarw are Mrs. Charla Trav-La P ta Ia. Mrs. Jactt Lindsey and H. B.
OS Wickersham. Mr. Wickersham, at
Liberty 8-8752. says he will come RJchard Younr. 15, of 2700 Cliff
to your home If you are a shut-Or .. Newport Helrhts, wu treated
ln. at Hoag Hospital for Injuries auf.
It's the Best ~?n
ENCHILADAS. TACOS, TAMALES.
STEAKS. CHILl REI I.f:NO, ETC.
<>pea 5 p.m. to !:30 p.m. -C10Md M~
2588 NEWPORT BLVD •• COSTA MESA
(Jaat South ollaaia ADa Qah)
ALL HAIRCUTS
FOR MEN AND BOYS
ONLY Sle25
JAY'S
BARBER
SHOPS
210:1-A IIEWPOBT 8L VD.-IfEWPOBT
703 E. BAUOA BLVD.--BALBOA
VITAMINS
B K I h XI 3-6457 310 So. Main Y a aS Since 1 92-« Santa Ana, Calif.
Also 1Z7 E. 7th St., Long Beach
VITA MIN SPECIALISTS: Conducting
much of t+.e origin•l re~ .. rd! in
vit•mins, K.&.sh h•s offered m•ny
products for t~ use of t+.e doctor,
t+.e hospit•l end the public for over
30 yaMI. .
OJifE 01' TBE P'JitST If AllES IJf
VITAJIDf BESEOCII
For 34 years W. C. Kaluh, B.Sc.
has dedicated hls life to nutrl·
tiona! betterment.
~~~~~~~~ .....
LIDO AND NEWPORT: Rich· fered when a car In which he
ard's Lido Market. all aftemoon.f was riding hit some pipes south
under the dtrcctlon of Mrs. Jerrel of the upper launching ramp on
Rk hards, Mrs. Juliette Milliken Palisades Rd. and rolled over a
anc1 MN Otto T1mm!'!. 10-foot bank Saturday evenlnr.
CENTRAL NEWPORT: Ed Hea-Joel Miller. 15. of 2904 Broad St ..
ly. ORiole 3 'JJITT, will come to Newport Heights, driver of the
your home if you are a shut-in. car, was uninjured.
•LOST ELEVATOR• PARKED
IN LIDO ISLE CLUBHOUSE
"ThP Lost Elevator." a one-act
comedy, will be seen tonight
1 Thursday I at the first fall meet-
1 ng of tht> Lido Isle Players Club.
ThP play. telling the story of
an elevator stalled between 2
floors. will be riven In the Lido
l"'le Clubhouse by 12 Junior Play·
ers.
The players I n c 1 u de Sandy
Eastman a.s th~ elevator opera-
tor. Barbara Rothaermel as the
IISII'S
IT~LIAN REST AU RANT
AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE
When you're In the mood for
good food, remember you'll
always Ond it here. Luncbeon
and dinner prepaftd In ou
spotlesaly clean kitchen, and
tempUnaly lf!TVeCI to you In
Old World atma.pbere at
reuonabla ,nee..
D2S LUT OoAIT III~AT
COIIOIIA DB. liD 0 ..... 1·11'71 .
Catalina
I
lsl•ncl L.dy
~ '"-
Newport
Beech .. ._.. __ ..... ....... ....
German housewife. Su•le Frost
as the more or lea engaged
young woman, Nancy Bradlson
as the romantic old maid, Sue
Sibley as the engared young
womlfn. Jim Martindale as the
book salesman Blair Smith as
the easy-going 'man, Georre Me·
Culley as the small man In a
hurry. Chuck Bren u the en-
gaged man, and Nancy Nlckertz
as the woman rolnr to the mov-
Ies.
Mrs. L. R. McCulley lt director.
Cindy Hakes and Jeff Glua will
assist Shell For1e)', junior pro-
duction manager.
Planetarium
Shows at OC
Planetarium 1 e c t u r e • and
showa at the Oranre Cout Col·
Jere planetarium 8tarted thla
week under the diNCtfon of Jim
Pitton, Instructor In phyalcal acf.
ence.
Oranre Cout Ia the only junior
college In Southern Cautomla to
have a planatartum. The only
other l~ wbldl hu auc:h an ap·
pararu. Ia Balterltlel4 lC.
The claM will mNt Ncb Mon·
day nJaht fnlm 1 to 1 and wUJ
include one hour of lectu.N on
utronomy, the polar .,.mn. pol·
aibUIUa ot apace trawl or •tel·
Utea and one hour ot atther a
planetarium demonltntJon. dern·
orwtrat1on ollldftltilk apparar.
or vtewtna t.hroqb the OOC tele·
JCDpe.
Planata.rlum l«tareel ..,. atv·
en tut ,_, to •PII'I"'XJJDatltt1
2)00 yoanaatau ~ 4Q
eehool bcJa&ia. '11\111 ~~Moe to odl·
Coast College.
Last year's tax rate Included a
general fund tax of $1.0426 and
a bond rate of $..2416 for a total
of $1.2842 tor the elementary
school dl.strlct plus $1.3401 tor the
plgh school and $.3640 for the
1-..... 4ellar. .. .. ..... , .... , ....... ~
-... lad••ll•• well ee--..cl Ira.. clee4 ..... ..,.. a.. 10"' a. ..... , Aa ......
.. 11500 wlU .._. l...,. __po-
.,.._WE MANAGE., SUV-
ICB AND COLUCT.
l YAII I . PAllER I 10.
n o tl. N•WlHHf lfv4.
Ml 6-16SJ New~ a.ech
college. This year's tax rate In the HAM,.__ ______ _
Costa Mesa Elementary School MOCIQ
LAQUJIA aUCII m 0e1aa Aft. IITtltt 6-U.,
IAif C'IJDID1'Z
•• •· a C'1WIM ..a IIT_..tla-«·n•
LAGUNA
FEDERAL District lncludet~ a reneral fund CitY _______ _
tax of $1.2680 and a bond rate of SAVIN6S AND ~----------------$.3981 for a total of $1.6661 pl\18 LOAN ASSOCIAn ON
$1.3471 for the hlrh achool a nd ~~=:~~~~~~~;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~ $.3716 tor the coHere. r
Lut year's ta.x nte In Coata ,._ Ceowl .. -._ • t 1a ..
Mesa Included a reneral fund ~alt 1Ue _ bbbet 'me •
tax of $1.1720 and a bond rate of ranarc. -Ll•k-oro.
$..3086 for. total of $1.4806 for aal-1111' ~ the elementary achool district __..... __
plus $1.3401 for the hlrh school •• &. IM 1t. C... .._
and $.3640 for the coHere. uaDII a.c.J
Assessed valuations In the var· 22 Yean lD Oranp Comit)'
lous dlatricts for this year are
$74,160.880 for Newport Beach
Elemt>ntary School Dl.strlct, $43,.
824.580 for Costa Mesa. $117.985.·
460 for the high school district.
and $266.672,550 for the college.
A.,ctSeSSed valuations In the dis·
trl<'ls last year were $65,556.970
Do•le Pli .. ll&
1111111 Area W11111
Orco Block Co.
JAcboa '·2231 IDa Kate~.~& .......
Costa Mesa Lu~nberCo.
Acute polsonlng from barblt· LUMBER-BtJJLDDfQ MATERIALS urates and alcohol were responsl·
ble for the Aug. 16 death of Mrs. ~;;;;·;;....,.;;;;~;;ah;;;;;;d..=c.n.;;;;;;;;;;.._;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~=~~~ I rene Paxton of 2033 Bayside Dr.,
Corona del Mar. In a telephone
booth at the VIlla Marina.
The County coroner's office re·
ports that exhaustive to.xolorlcal
testA revealed that the 49-year·
old woman's death from i~ver
doeea of those poisons [~:&me
while the woman wu talkJng
over the telephone to her hus· --..;;.;...;--== ============::::;:::== band, Arthur. threatenlnr to
commit aulclde,
UCIIA.JfQE CLUB
WendeU Nobel will presenl the
prorram, ·-nus I Believe" at the
noon meeUnr today (Thuraday)
of the Newport Harbor Exchanre
Club at the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club.
TAD •AliT Ill WU CAIIU
Marine Cpl. Loula A. ReVIu,
f()n of Mr. and Mrs, Art Melle of
51.6 Tustln Ave., Newport Helrht.,
and Pfc. David Tayco, son of
Danny Tayco of 900 E. Balboa
Blvd., Balboa, a~ taklnr part ln
the year'a lareest West Cout am-
phlbloua landlnr eurcbe, wtth
the Flm Martne Dlvlalon, at
Camp Pendleton.
JAMES D. RAY
er .mooa. wtll lie canttftued t.hle 'lli!;;!=~=;=; year, Plttan 8UL i
A 16TH •lTHDAY and "Bon Voyaga to school"
were double reasons for e party grven t\ug. 26 by
Mrs. Koren Mergreto Wood in honOf' of her
daughter, Tina Bruning, at the Bolboo Boy Club.
Guests at the luncheon were, seated left to right,
Carolyn Newcomb, Petty Jonas, Miss Bruninq,
Lynda Harris and Louise T redwell: standing, left
to right, Sue Ha~n Marilyn Ferrell. Karen Brun-
ing, sister of the honoree, and Mrs. Wood, the
hostess. t\ sailboat cake, as a climax to the lunch-
eon, noted Tina's lbth birthday and her embarh-
tion to a new school this fall, the Convent of the
Socred Heart in Menlo Park.
(Terry Boris photo)
CHURCHES.
CJI1USTlAJf SCIEJICE C1117JtCB
Can true substance be both
Spirit and matter'! or Is real sub·
stance spiritual and matter a
counterfeit'! Such are the chal·
!engine questions dealt with
Sunday at the Newport Beach
Christian Science Church. The
Leas o n · S e r m on Ls on "Sub·
stance." The Colden Text de·
clares In the words of Paul, "The
things which are aeen are tem·
poral; but the thlnas which are
not aeen are eternal." (Cor. 4:181 .
L L COIOfUJUTT METHODIST
Matthew Waidelich will lead
the laymen of H\e Community
Methodist Church of Balboa r~
land In Layman's Day services at
9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Church
school will be at 9:30 a.m.
Jtnnoa PILaaJMs
Junior P II&' rIm Fellowship
meetings of the Corona del Mar
Co m m u n I t y Congreaatlonal
Church will begin at 6:30 p.m.
Sunday. The meeUna for the 7th
and 8th araders will conclude at
7:30p.m.
CBmiT ~CB n TilE SEA MR. "NO MRS. CHARLES A. LUTZ JR. were married at St. t\n-
The aecond In a aroup of 4 aer-drews Presbyterian Church August 30. The bride is the former
mona relatlnt the tM!ttnninl of Nancy Ruth Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wilson of
the 8Chool year with the Bible ls 22l Via Menfona. Lido Isla. The groom's parents live in freeport,
belna JJven at 9:30 and U a.m. N. Y. " f•mily re~tion was held at t~ Balboe Bey Club after t~ =::~n "bu~ C=h ~~ ceremony. Followin9 their honeymoon 1n La ~olla, the couple w1ll
Sea on Balboa Blvd. at 14th St.. _l_iv...:e_i_n_L_o_s _A_n.:.ge_l_e_s . ...;.(_IPa_u_I_K_•_nt....;p:....h_o_to-:):---;---;----::;;:--;--;-
Balboa. nue ot the sennon is J lea 11 ,._...._ La "l'm Home." Sermon title for AJn"S AJID Cll.A.FTS lftll . I .,. .... ..
Sept. 21 Is "Sufterlnc Salnu and Sack lunches will be the rc · y0 • .11. ft ... -.. p ..... ... Sophomores." and the Sept. 28 freshments when the arts and ... u.ll • ..-
aennon will ~ "God's Gradu-crafts group of the Women·~ Fel· The Jamaica lnn tennis courts
ates." lowshlp of the Corona del Mar will Informally become part of
VOY ACEJlS TO MEET
The Rev. James Stewart, pas·
tor of St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church, will ~ the featured
speaker at the first tall meeUne
of the Voyagers, couples ot the
church with combined ages be·
tween 96 and 116. The meeUng
will be held at 6:30p.m. Wednes-
day, Sept. 24, In the Fellowship
Hall of the church.
ST. JAMES CBU•CB
Holy communion will be held
at 8 a.m. Sunday at St. James
Episcopal Church at 3209 Via Ll·
do, Newport Beach. Morning
prayer and baptism will be at
9:15, and morning prayer and
Rermon will be at L1 a.m. A tree
loyalty dinner will he held at 7
p.m. In the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club.
Com m u n I t y Coneregatlonal the Corona del Mar Community
Church meets at 10 a.m. Thurs. Youth C~nter this fall with girls'
day, Sept. 25, In the Fellowship and women's tennis classes
Hall of the church. scht-dul<'d there on Tuesdays.
l'fEWIOBT RAJI.OB LUTREaAJf
The Rev. John Propp Is back
from a month's vacation and ls
again occupylna the pulpit at thf'
Newport Harbor Lutheran Churrh
In Newport Helchts. The church
Ls now on the reJular schedule
of momlna worship services at
8:45 and 11 a.m.
CDN LUTREJlAlf
''Two Masters" ls the title or
the sermon to be delivered at th<'
8 and 11 a.m. Sunday services by
the Rev. Joh n LJndstrom, pastor
of the Lutheran Church of the
Girls undt>r 15 years old will
be on the courts from 3 to 4 p m.
and women will play b<>tw<'t"n 10
and 11 a .m. -ru-ST--C""'H:-7':"CU R:-::C:-:H-;-;;OF CH Itt S T
SCIENTIST
)]Q) Vi• lido, Newporl a .. ch
A bre"rh of T!-., Moth•' C~urch The r:'"' Churc>. of C•• ,1, Sc • • ,, on ao,.
ton Men• ·hvletts.
s.~dey s ~,.,c.l
S ~det S•"' ~• .. W.,d•@ld~y h11n "q Mee' "9 8·00 p.m.
11 Md •q rOO"" •cxeted et 3l 15 Vie
, d? N .... pert B.!ach i1 ope" •••~ dey1
from q 00 a'"'· to S 00 P·"' Wedneldayl
fro"' 9 ,. m In 7 4'> P·"'· T .e•days and
f•·da~l 9 " ,., to 9 p ...,, Clr · ed Ho ode'(\ Master at 2912 E. Coast Hwy., The 0 ,b'•' ,, cc•d'al'v ,,..,.,+ed to et
Corona del Mar. Sunday SchOOI 1 •e·d •·• c" , ~ .e ~·c•u e•d Jl• the
meets at 9:30a.m. I R .. d .. rq P, -......
FaD Classes Starting
AT THE
IIIITHY JO DAICE SCHOOL
*
II ,,_ ef DMcilc
including
c ....... ....., ....
•
DOROTHY JO SWANSON. Director
Dorothy Jo
Jf......a a.adau. ol Dcalee
.... AftiUftl4 AttSata . D , .......... AIMdal
Dance Studio
First Fall Meeting Tuesday
For Woman's Civic League
The Woman'e C1vtc: Leacue of
Newport Harbor wtlJ hold Ita fll'lt
m~Unc of tM tau .euon at 9:30
a.m. Tue.day In the Corona del
Mar Youth Center.
M'n. Ro~rt Rea, pro~am
chairman, wlll preaent Richard
Abernethy, head of the Newport
Beach Parka, Beachea and ~
reatlon Department He will show
Panhel Opens
Fall Season
The fall season of the Newport
Harbor Panhellenlc will open
with a membership conee to be
held from 10 a.m. to noon Wed·
nesday, Sept. 17, on the d~k of
the Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
The followlnc board members
will be hostesses: Mmes. Ken·
neth Sampaon, Carl Venstrom,
John Echternach, Milton Shedd,
a elide aertea telllnc the nory of
recreation, and be wtll point out
what may be doM In thla area.
A cottee hour at 9:30 a.m. will
take tM place of the former
luncheon.
Ha.teues wtU be Mn. J. C.
Humphrey, c:hahman; MrL Jack
Cunnln&ham, co-c:haJrrnan, and
Mmes. Robert Coo~r. Michael
carl, Price Mc:Cutnion, M. G.
Small and Howard Laurent.
The meetlnc la o~n to all
women of the Harbor Area.
Mrs. Donald Barlow. president.
announces the appointment of
the followlnc new chairmen :
Mrt1. Clyde John110n. lnaplrallon-
a l; Mrs. J a c " CUnnlncfiam,
frlenCS.hlp; Mrs. Ro~rt Martlhall,
parllamentartan; Mra. Ray Varl
lek. telephone; Mrs. W. J. Hes-
nault, press book; Mra. LaVerne
Lake, reservatlona; Mrs. Leon
Rudd, mem~rahlp ; Ml'l. Tom
Williams, hlatorlan, and Ml'l. J.
C. Humphrey, ha.pltallty.
~~:;'n~. ~da;ln ~~:e~~nir .. JMe~ :i•a•:i•c•iC'iii:•:i•c•a•:i•c•a•:i•c•a•i•c•c:iiO•>
Cameron, E. H. Charles. W. J. ln tfte
Callis, Arthur West, Bertram Uc:lo ShoppincJ ArM
Esplau, Walter Burroughll, Ed
win Wachter, Joseph Riggs, and
Millon Stannard.
Presiding at the coffee tablf's
will be the past presidents:
MmPs Raymond K('nt Harvey.
Martin Mang o I d , Castleman
Smith. JO&eph Riggs, H. 0 . Boy-
vey, and Edgar Witmer.
Mm. Kenneth Samp"'on, the
president. says that all womt>n
In the area who are eligible for
membe111hlp In Panhellenlc are
Invited and may make reserva-
tion• by calling Mrs. Calli.• a t
Uberty 8-1087 or Mrs. Burroughs
at Liberty 8-7559.
DO YOU WANT • job. • ride, •
re11tel, • beby sltt~? ~ clo you he••
10~119 to 10U1 Try bt1i9" ,t. • .t-
fiecl edt. Oltlole ~50.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
3839 E. Coast Hlehway
Corona del Mar,
For • 1..Mge s.&ec:tion of
Y AROAGE -LINENS
BEDDING -NOTIONS
PATTERNS
BOYS' & GIRLS'
TOT to TEEN
CLOTHING A branch of The Mother Churc-h,
The First Church of Christ, Scl-
entl.st, In Boston, Mus.
Sunday School . ... .. 9: 15 a.m.
Sunday Services . .11 :00 a .m. lARROW's
Wed. Eve. Meetings .... 8:00 p.m.
The public Ls cordially Invited to
attend the church aervtces.
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l-404 V'ta Udo
Newport Be.dt. c.frf.
Ubby's Fruit Cocktail 33c
IJf COLOa-JWD.bo lloll
Northern Towels ••• 25c
l l oa. l'ac:Jraqe
Nabisco Or eo • • • • 35c
Zee Waxed Paper-200 ft Roll 35(·
Planter's Peanut Oil-Quart
JOI'fATBOJf YAMS APPLES
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Libby's De Luxe Plums 29c
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Planters Cocktail Peanuts
PEARS
Ills. 25(
Silver Weddi.'\g Parly Held
For the Oonalcl Ha.rwoods
A wparkllna .Oaure ''25" by BeeMmyer, Mr. and Kta. WlWam
hun4red.l ol Ooatlna prdenJu Gothard and Dr. and Kra. John tn tbe pool at the Dean Bradford Heltoa ot Tuttln; Mr. and lira.
borne., 13G1 Santanella Terrace, Bart MeHuah, M1u lolalle ~net
1rv1ne -r.rrace, pointed up the and Mrs. Dbro~ Damub Gf
•peetaJ occulon, the aJlver wed· Laruna Beach; SherlU and Mia.
~ anniversary ot Mr. and Mra. J&JMS MuaJck. Mr. and MftL
Donald Hatwood of Shore Clltft 'lbomu Hetteman and Dr. and
on Saturday nl&ht. Nearly 150 Mra. Chad B-.rwooct o1 Saata
ruest~ were preMnt at the cock· Ana; If. M. McCallum ot Runt-
taU party Jiven by the Brad!ords lnrton .a.aeb; M.r. and Mrs. J'.d.
and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Larer-ward Llne8bard and Mr. and Nta.
lot of Cut! Haven tor the Har-Stanley t.aaerlo! ot San Marioo
woods. and Mr. and leba. Pete Wllkent ot
The bride and rroom ot Sep· Puadena.
tember 6, 1933, stood before a -------
mantel decorated with white
eladloll, chrysanthemums, stock
and silver ribbons, to rreet their
many friends, lncludlnr 33 from
out of town. Among the guests
were the best man and matron of
honor at the weddlnr 25 years
ago-Or. Chad Harwood of Santa
Ana, Don's brother, and Mrs. Ed.
Llnesbard of San Marino. twin
sister of the bride.
PASSERBY STOPPER in the front yord of the
Hweston Horper home ot 238 Tu~J·n Ave New-
p::>rt Heights, lire the huge pump1.i"s that say
is Different!· Steve Hllrper sllys
mllke ll fine jlld-o-lontern.
tStory on Page 111
The honoree wore an Empire
line chiffon gown of the new
Parls pink and a corsage of white
orchids sent by her hosts. Mrs.
By PATrT FEBCUSOJf
Summer's over and the house
is mighty quiet now that school
has started. We know how you
can fill those first dull solitAry
hours: Relax in your own living
room over a cup of coffee, rem-
Inisce about the beautUully h~·
tic summer past, plan your di-
vinely hectic winter ahead, AND
STIJFF, STAMP AND SEAL for
~ARKET llESEARCH and opin-
ion anelyst Bmo Roper of New
Yor~ hes been visiting his moth-
er, Mrs. 8mo Ro~r Sr., 308
Marguerite Ave .. ·Coronll del
Mllr, and his brother lind sister-
in.lew. Dr. end Mrs. Robert
Roper, 302 Driftwood Rd., Shore
Cliffs. Here he is shown in his
e ec• on yeor role of political
e .. el~~·or f..,r CBS during con-
ve~· ::;n tome.
BEST
BUYS
IN
'HOMES
In All of . -
California !
SEE
Special
HOMES
Iss a•
72 poges of pl.otos end
stories on home1-from La
Hobre to Newport Beech-
from Rossmoor to Lemon
Heights!
~
Y~ '-. C. o-• Y•dtt
Or .... c-t., S..t+s 6oHen ... , ..
A1iMr. H..l. LiM ••" S.M ...
.W TOR con NOWI
At L .. di"t N-St.11dt ;, lot
Allc,el.e eM ~ Coufll,et oil·
dlldiet tt-e of Alphe Sole, Mer·
.. t lediet, W.yfelr, Owl Druq,
lelpM. S.fwwey. SJtoppinq S.q,
T).rilti~. Thrifty Drv; Sto .. l
a..4 VOII't ~-
• • of 50t:ial no IE
Bradford received her guests In
an il'e pink satin dress and Mrs.
Lagerlo! wore a printed chiffon
In shades of pink. Both of them
had wristlet corsages.
Donna Sue Gunderson of 1703 neiehbors, the John Cases. the Dozens of white gladioli and
Ocean Blvd., Balboa, gave a Ralph Smedleys (Toastmaster roses were used throughout the
birthday party on Aug. 31 for founderJ, and the C. F. Rehn-house and to decorate the cock·
Lady Gretchen Gunderson. her borgs (the Nutrlllte founders). tall bars both Inside and out.
3·year·old dachshund ... a very The Rehnborgs had just returned White balloons made an ''annl·
smart doggie, who even manared from Hemet, where Mr. R. was versary tree" In the patio.
to cut her own birthday cake -recuperating from a recent Ill· Guests at the party Included
with SOJT¥! help. Guests included ness. Mmes. and Messrs. Roy Lyman.
the hostess' parents. Mr. and • • William' Lester, Robert Hankey.
Mrs. Don Gunderson, Mr. and Back to school continues Arthur Atterbury. Hans Broerlng,
Mrs. Ben Blanchard of Santa Karen Bruning of Corona del Mar Hugh Hutson, William Fisher.
Paula. Mr. and Mrs. George Gun· will attend St. Catherines in La-Donald Anderson, Marco Anlch,
derson of Long Beach, Mr. and guna this school year. fred Button, Gt"Orge Carroll, Rob-
Mrs. Ray Rinderknecht a n d • • • ert Crowner. Norman Gamble.
daughter Beverly of Balboa and I Marie Kay of Corona del M.ar James Gray, E Ito n Hallett, ~frs. Harold B1rd of Balboa. left friday night by plane tor George Holstein Jr .. George Hoi·
• • • Iran She plans to tarry awh!le stein Sr .. Richard Emison, Alvin S~1ALL WORLD DEPT -Mr. in Scarsdale, N. Y., with her SIS· Cox. Pete Peterson. Robert Man·
and Mrs. Harold Swanson of Co· ter and then head for Iran in Oc· gan. George Pfleger. Zeke Reeves,
rona del Mar. en route to l:tah. tober. being careful to arrive Marshall Shaddock. AI Tiffany,
where Mrs. S. I Dorothy Jol was th('re in plenty of time to spend I John Curci. Charles Albright.
to give a dt>monstratlon for the the Christmas holidays with her Herbert Hill, Mark Soden. Wayne
Dancing Masters of America con son Bob and his wife and her Ferrell. Walter Mellott. E. H.
clave. were eating dinner In a year old granddaughter. red· Skinner, James Ruble Jr., Tod
restaurant at Madros, Ore . when haired Lisa Marie Oviatt. Paul Palmer, Marshall
in walked Mr. and Mrs. Lynne • • • Niedecker. Lloyd Cressman, Har
Hughes and son. Steve. of Corona old Peterson. Fred Lanier, D. V.
del Mar .. The Hughes fam1ly had It pretty little Mrs. Ethel Hart Hayes, Peter De Paolo, John Me-
their holiday Interrupted in Ma· of Nt>wport Height, drops a dish Intosh, William Holstein, Mor.
dros by car trouble. up at Richard's gift shop, it's gan Noble, Clarence Beesemyer,
• • • probably because she's been wor-forrest Neal, James Ruble Sr ..
Sandra Swanson daughter of I rying about her hubby Jack I also Morris Smith. Gen. and Mrs. Stan·
Mr. and Mrs. Ha;old Swanson. a Ri chard's employee I, who was ley Ridderhof and Judee and Mrs.
got back from many miles to seriously Ill before he underwent Robert Gardner. V. J. Judy and
travel with her folks through the a recent operation. Mmea. Jeanette McCormick. Nina
Northwest and Utah and turned • • • Buck. and Teny Borla.
around the next ~ and lett by 1 MilS Clyde Maynard cl , 609 Out ot town cuesta Included
bus for San Frandaco. Well. she 1 Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar, ll Sidney x:~bl~ of NuhvOle.
HAD to see her fiance, and the retumlne this month from a trip Tenn., Mr. and Mrs. Mark P!~rce.
closest she could com~ was •1 to Europe. Her trip started with Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Stamp lr.,
telephone call on the trip ... the I a journey to the plane by the Dr. and Mra. Donald Lagerlot,
Navy was keeping him busy car of Ml.ss Margaret Scharle of Mrs. Oscar Lagerlot Mrs. Mary
Sandy's going to OCC this fall. Corona del Mar, then by plane Pitcher and Mike McMann. all
• • • via the Polar route to Copenhag. of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Pat Ragan and a couple of her t>n After a week there she spent
young gal friends also took a lit four weeks In Italy visiting
tie holiday in 'Frise<> as a pre Rome. Venice, florenl'e and MI -
Jude to returnine to fall cia~ lan, then home by way of the
Pat's been hostessing an ht>r pa Pa nama Canal on an Italian
pa's beanery • better known as frf'1ghter. Part of the reason for
Ragan'sl this summer. Speaking hN trip wac: to visit her brother,
of Ragan's. It's always old home Dr. David M. Maynard, consul
week in thE-re. Last timE'. we saw gent>ral in ~noa.
New Landmark at OC College
Is Tower at Harbor Blvd. Gate
Another landmark has been
added to the Orange Coast Col·
lege campus -the nt>w free
standing towt>r at the remodeled
Harbor Bl vd. entrance.
Basic design of the tower Is
tied in w1th thE' clock tower on
the campus library_ The Harbor
Blvd. entryway was designed by
COM Group
Wins Honors
In Contest
Corona dt>l Mar's "Three Cats
and a Kitten" won fourth place
In the finals of the summer.Jong
"Fun With the Band" night con·
tests at Disneyland Tuesday
night.
The "Cats" are Tad Tobltt. Bill
Callis and Sven Pretortous. The
"Kitten" is Pam Thompeon.
The group specializes ln Stan
Freberg pantomimes of ''The
Great Pretender" and "Sh-boom.'' . ., .... ,.
Diellllp 82
Mary Chesebro, 82, of 219 C&-
brtJio St., Calt.a Mesa, died Ln
Orane~ County Hospital na.day.
She had been 111 the ha.pltal
since June surterinr a fracture ot
her hlp.
Services will be held at 3 p.m.
tomorrow (Friday) In Parkes·
BeiJ Mortuary Chapel, with the
Rev. John Propp ot the Ne'WJ'Oft
Helgbt.e Lutheran Cham otttd-
atlnr.
Pleger. Blurock. Hougan and El·
le rbi'O('k, architects of Corona del
Mar. frederick Lang of South La.·
guna was the landscape archl ·
teet.
The tower is a steel frame with
thrE-e s us p e n de d plexiglass
lighted units. Each panel fea-
tures a large block Initial and
printed word of the college name.
The tower Is In a central Island
which acts as a traffic divider.
Immediately below the tower 1.s
a large, lighted display board
for announclne coming event, at
the colleee.
On each alde of the entrance
and parallel to Harbor Blvd. are
step~ free·standlng concrete
walls with ralsed brick planters
In front. Rallied planters also link
the walla to etve further ideRtlfJ.
cation and landscaping to the
entry.
Planting calla for low ground
cover from the htehway up to the
planters, low plantlne In the
planters and taU trees behind the
walla. A. D. Pehnall of Anaheim
has the contract for the $V737 job. •..• --U.S£1t 1'1111p
Watchlnr a woman and her
doa to keep t.rotn J"U..Ul1n.a ov~r
them Involved Ollver Wanen, 51,
of 710 ReUotro~ Ave.. Corona del
Mar, In a traffic amuh wttl\ Mra.
Rupert Rend.rleb, 701 Maque·
rite Ave .• Cotona del Mar, yea-
terd.,-afternoon.
He aald be was eo busy watch-
Ina the woman and her doa tba.t
he didn't eee M:ra.. Hendrlcka en·
ter tbe Jnt.erMct:Jon at Fourth
Ave. untU they coUlded. No one
waa l.n,JUNd.
Boat M9oring
Plan Brings
New Protests
Requests for boat mooring and
slip rentals at the Mo·Bo·Tel
property near Balboa Coves Mon·
day evening brought charge!! of
water pollution, congestion and
Illegal operation ot boat r~ntals.
The applications were made to
the City CouncU by Lennls New·
comb, 16 mooting rentals tor pri-
vate boats at 4401 W. Coast Hwy.,
and Arthur Saeklan. 11 slip rent-
als for private boats at 4323 W.
Coast Hwy.
Earl Stanley, Corona del Mar
realtor and owner of the property,
said it Is a private waterway.
dredged out of hla property, and
that It was originally zoned u
commercial property ·for u. as a
yacht buln. He added that h~
had the county check the water
for pollution, and that no poilu·
tton wu dlacovered.
Object.lne to the moorlnp were
George Sherrlll, president of the
Newport Itland Alan.; and WU·
Ham Woodruff, Fred Enrel and
Don Shafer, retldenta of Balboa
Coves. They complained about
boata pumplna bllre water lnto
the channel. boata betne used for
ovemteht lodelnr, trash belnr
dumped Into the channel and
about boat rental buslneu beln&
conducted llleeally.
At the request of Mr. Stanley,
th~ declllon wu delayed to the
Sept. 22 Cou.ndl meettna.
Ruth Sanders
Dies at 31
us. .
A local agency readying their
fall campaign needs a great deal
ot clerical type help. Be an an-
gel, call the CVB office and offer
to pick up a packet o! pamphlets
to put together at your place,
please.
Community Volunteer Bureau
office is located at 325 N. New·
port Blvd., the telephone num·
ber ls Uberty 8·0717. We are
ope11 Monday throueh Friday
from 9 a.m. until 12 noon.
CVB IS A UNITED FUND AG ·
ENCY.
Lucid Moment
In Encephalitis
FAR EAST VISITORS-Harry and Maxine lawrence of Warren
Imports, one of the shops in the lagun.:~ Bflch Art Center at I -462
S. Co.:~st Blvd.. are pictured here on their recent buying trip to
Tokyo. They are being shown an Orientlll tre.:~sure by S. Mur.:~kllmi.
St. James Workers Are Ready
to Begin School Fund Drive
Almost 60 workers have signed
up for the fund drive In which
the St. James Eplacopal Church
hopes to raise some $200.000 to
build a school and chapel north
of F1fth Ave. betw~n Jasmine
Ave. and Narclstus Ave. in Co·
rona del Mar.
And 40 more women members
of the conrreeatlon of 550 fam-
Ilies will serve as hoetessea at
the loyalty dinner wh.Jch wiJI
serve to kick otr the drive at 7
p.m .. Sunday in the Newport Har-
bor Yacht Club. Solicitation will
begin the next day.
General chairman or the drive
Is L y m a n Fa r we 11. Monte
Grimes Is canvass committee
chairman. Charles Wh~ler Is
special gifts chairman. Mrs. Har·
vey (Sally J Somers ls Initial gift,
chairman. Jim Illinporth 1.1
teams chairman. H. Payne Thay·
er and Bill Twist are dlvlslon
chairmen.
Of Mrs. Allen U•itetl Da.....,. ef Third Zeiger
Enters Kay's A bizarre case of encephalitis
!sleeping sJcknessl In which th~
victim has periods of complete
lucidity Interspersing customary
lethaf(Y is the way a physician
yesterday described the 4-week
lllness of Mrs. Norma Allen.
Mrs. Allen. supervisor at the
Newport Beach Cl" Library, has
beeh ln Hoar Hoepltal aJnce Aue.
11.
A fund at St lames Epllcopal
Church belne raised to help de-
fray the heavy e~ of 2
nurses has reached $240, the Rev.
John Parke said. Ex~nses run
over $400 a week.
ColfelleracJ It leet
The Emma Sansom~ Chapter K• d
No. 449, United Daughters of the In ergarten
Confederacy, wtll hold a noon 1
potluck lunch meet1ng today I Thursday 1 at the home ot Mrs. Mrs. Kay Vauehn rreeted
J. D. Spenn~tta, 119 Sapph.lre her third Zeieer pupiJ yater-
Ave., Balboa l.sland. day in ber k.lnderprten clul
Mrs. c. F. Denru..on of Balboa, at tbe Corona del Mar Cram-
president ol the Ch.aptel', will mar School
prest~. The hoeteu wlll be as-Nine yeara aao ahe tauaf\t
sllted by Mra. F. L Lowe and Rocer Zeleer ln klnckrpl'ten.
Mrs. E. J. Marks, both of Balboa Ro&er, now 14 y~ar. old. Is Just
island. starttnr hJ&h achool, e.nrolUna
ZOJfTA CLlB SBOW
A show of paintings by Thelma
as a freshman at the new Co-
sta Mesa HIJh.
BONE VALUES P'EATUllED Paddock Hope and jewelled Five years ago Jimmy Zel·
ger entered Mrs. Vauehn't
class. He is now 10 and atart·
inr In flfth grade' at Harbor
View School.
A 72·page special homes issue glasswar~ by Maravene Gall•rh·
of the Orange County Industrial er .. both Corona del Mar artists.
News, featuring out,tandlng val-will be held for ·a week begln-
ues In homes and homesltes 111 nlng Sunday at 3410 VIa Lido.
the Harbor Area and throughout across from Richard's Market.
Orange County.went on sale at The show Is sponsor~ by the
newsstands this week In both Newport Harbor Zonta Club for
Los Angeles and Orange coun· the benefit of their Senior Cltl·
ties. I zens projects.
Yesterday, S·year.old Peter
reported to Mra. Vauehn to
keep the record Intact.
The 3 lads are the aona of
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Zeleer of 616
BeeonJa Ave., Corona del Mar.
JArtAifA IN" , .... ., , ........
MEG MYLES
ea,Hal .....
FELIX
.And Hia
.......Trll I
IN THE NEW
CARIBBfAN ROOM
LUNCH
DINNER
*
11:30 A.M. to 2:30 p.M.
5 P.M. fo 11 P.M.
* DANCING AND SHOWS NIGHTLY *
roa waaa awatA1"la..
PH ORE oaw. 3-tl?O ....................
NO PAIN, NO STRAIN is the idea here a5 head
footboll coach George Hunter wraps the ankle
of fullback Tom Huber Jr., in Harbor High Sailor
rehearsals for the season that opens against
Colifornia High Sept. 26.
I U Cella a 8111111
For Sclllll lnoll11
The Newport Beach Elemen·
tary School District will save
m ore than $1.()()() thls year In the
purchnre of ea.sollne by merging
Its purrhases with those of the
county
TAR GRIDDERS LEARN
SANDERS SINGLE WING
Su pt Roy Andersen told the
hoard <.f trustees Monday night
thnt the 30.000 callons of gaso·
line the district buys every year
can be ooucht for 16.4 cents a
gallon through the county In·
s tead of the 19.9 cents per gallon
the district hu been paylng.
Newport Beach Bets $350
More Than 650,000 in County
The City ot Newport Beach Ia Newport Beach wu 2U01 1n
bettlnc t3SO that tbe ~ on May, 195'7.
county population releued lut Th~ City CcM.tncll recently au·
week by Jl. I. <Cuba) Konta are tbortz.ed a new a:ate population
WTO~. estimate u of October 1.
Mr. Morrla aald tbe county hu The dty Ia pmbllnc that the
a population of 652,flll. au:rvey, which wiD cost 1350, will
But h1a omce ..-revealed abow a population lnouae ot
that lt Ia uaJnc lut ottldal cen· more than 5 Pft' cent alnce May,
sua tii'Uretl aupplled by the var· 1957. That would be at least
loua clUes of the county. 1,060 more residents.
And the Jut oUiclal cen.aua tor U there are that many more
raldenta. the city will cet a
hl&her apportionment ot atate ve.
hlcle UoenM feH and euoiJne
taxes.
So, Mr. Morris' fii'Ures Ia a
minimum. And a lot of other
county dUes haven't ~n heard
from recently, either.
Inc changes descrlbed In Sec·
tlons 1, 2 and 3 hereof, and as
sald Dlatrlct Maps ahaU have
been .a amended, the aame at\aU
remain In full f~ and effect
and be a part of Ordinance No.
635 of the Cit¥ of Newport Beach
and Article IX ot the Newport
Beach Municipal Code.
SEC110N 5: Thls Ordinance
shall be published once In the
Newport Harbor Enalgn, a news·
paper ot ceneral circulation.
printed and published In the City
of Newport Beach, and t~ same
shaD be -effective 30 daya after
the date of Ita adoption.
Thls Ordinance wu Introduced
at a rei'Ular meeUng of the City
Council of the City of Newport
Beach held on the 25th day of
August, 1958, and wu adopted
on the 8th day of September.
1958. by the following vote, to
wit :
AYES. COUNCILMEN: HART.
LORENZ. SOMERS. KINGSLEY,
ATKINSON. HlGBIE, STODDARD
NOES. COUN~: NON~
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: NONE
JAMES B. STODDARD
Mayor
ATTEST:
MARGERY SCHROUDER
City Clerk
Publish : September 11. 195&
in the Newport Harbor Ensign.
00 YOU WANT • job, • ride. •
,.ntel. • IN~ aittw7 Or do r-he ....
&o,..tll;,.9 +o sell7 Try fft•i9n d.W. n.ct .da. Olt;ole J-0550.
DAVID ROSE will pre~nt a benefit Pops Concer-t · this Saturday
even•ng at laguna s lrv•ne Bowl. under the sponsorsh•p of the Junior
1\uAol.ory of t~e Newport Beach Assistance League. The net pro·
ceeds woll ~elp the ph.lonthrop•c projects of the Junior'\. David Ro~
""'ill leod h1s ord•estro in a number of his own selections. IH weU
os mus•c by T choi~ovsl-y. Jo~onn Strauss ond Gershwin. Eileen Chris·
ty will be qued soloist
Maybe They Will Each Get
A New Suit From the State
Terry Leary said she was sorry for wha t she had done.
but she a nd George Leary dld have a wonderful time tor 2
days. forgmg a lmost 20 checks In Ne-wport Beach, Norwalk
and Long Bfoarh Aug. l5 and 16.
She was f'l>peci ally happy, she told police. "to ~ George
get some new clothes."
And their apartment in Sunland was loaded with clothing
or great variety ror both' m an and woman. said pollloe who
1tem1zed almost 50 Items they said were obtained wtth checks
totaling more than $900 In the 2·day s pree.
The couple said they found a pe~ checkbook
owned by LorraiM Christensen of Beverly Hill. while drivlnc
In Whatller Auc 9
They said they didn't sleep for 3 niehta after the check
wrltlnc spree and then tore up the checkbook But It was tun
while It lasted -ad Georze did have lots of new clothes -
tor a while.
SPORTSWEAR.
CLOTHING cmd
SHOES
•
STUIEITS'
SIZES 12 to 20
YOUIII lEI'S
SIZES 36 to 40
G ENE NELSON of H ollywood is showing Dorothy J o Swonsol", left. Soft Shoe Dancing . Miss Kosoi. who wos a house guest of the Swan·
of Corono del Mor ond Mory Koso• of Pocotello. Idaho some o f h,s son fomily during the convention, is vice-rresident ond foculty
orig•nol top ond Modern Jazz choreogrophy which he presented to member of the ldoho. Chapter of the Nationo Associotion of Dance
the H th Convention of the Donee Moslers of Americo in Long and Affiliated Artists. Mrs. Swanson is president ond foculty mem·
Beoch at the LoFoyettet Hotel. Mr. Nelson wos a nom,nee for on ber of the Southern California chopter of the Naltonal Assoc•ol•on
ocodemy aword for hts port in Oldahoma. He choreographed of Dance ond Affilioted Artists. Mrs. Swanson is olso o new member
donees for th~ recent Pol J oey picture. He is noted for his relaxed of the Cecchetti Council teaching the Groded Bolle! System. ------------------------------------------~--------
All Kids .Have Here's Bus Schedule
Grand T1me at h • h h I
Debbie's Party lfOr Bot H1g Sc 00 S
The kids all had a great time I Two bus stops have been dl.s-Udo
a t Debbie's ftfth b irthday anni·l continued a!ld one has been Lido Nord It Genoa 7:15
vf.'rsary party Saturday afternoon. moved because of the ruling of Lido Nord It Waziers ....... 7:17
and the reports have It that the the Nt"wport Harbor High School Lido Soud &. Club House . 7:19
""kids'' having the most fun of trustees that there wtll be no bus Ltdo Soud &. Piazza Genoa . 7:20
all were the birthday girl's par·~ stops <'loser than 112 miles of the Lido Soud 6 Via Lido .. . 7:21
ents, Frank and Dorothy Use· S<'hool attended. Newport Blvd. lr Via Lido .. 7:23
dom of Bay Shores. Stops have been dlc;continued B~~ aDd N..a
The party was held at the Use· at Dover Dr. (17th St. I and Coast Ma rguerite &. 101 . • ...... 7: 17
dom's Village Inn on Balboa Is · Hwy., Newport Beach, and at Coast Guard Station . . ..... _ ... 7:21
land. which was dec:ked out with Broadway a nd Santa Ana Ave .• School ·······-· ·····---1:30
baUoons, flowers, punch bowl, Costa Mesa. Th~ Irvine Ave ·Lin-llcbor, M..a cm4 a. 1.
prizes, gltts and a huge Ci nder-da Ln. stop at the entran('(' to Balboa & Coral . _ ................ 7:18
ella and castle birthday cake. Harbor H Igh 1 and 1 has been Balboa It Collins .. 7:19
. moved up to Irvine Ave. 20th Marine A Collins . .. 7:21 Htghllght of . the afternoon,, St. (the Highland Dr. entranct> to School ... 7:28
next to the opemng of ~he pres· Harbor Highlands l. 1 Harbor. MHO aDd Newport I
NEW KE.IOER
Dick Murry, a Corona del Mar
marine s urveyor. is the newest
mem ber of the Newport Harbor
Exchange Club.
--------
Ways to Avoid lo•ting
Dangers to 8 .. Explained a.~mar:. ~na del
""-"'....,. th .__ tu Mar who have been on 15 d• of __. .... ,. t.bat reaten t... n to PN-vent eow.lone, and Who aetlve duty with the Marlne Air
of boaUq w1lJ be pointed out In Hu the Rlabt .of W...,..; Put a-rve at t.o. Alunltoe a.rell•·
the 18th anneal waw MJit1 c.mmanc~er Jlm Edward~, "1'be jot Geor1'e Wallaft 814 Orchid
cl._ ol the Balboa hwH Martoer'• CclrrQMI-. and How to A '-t pilot d Capt. Ken Squadron that beaJn at '7:30 p.m. UM It" and "'tlauen and C'-18· ~ 1• IW 41,*~ua Ave ~
next Monday In Newport Harbor tan. Ano~at and "Pia,.."· EbMr ftl1ll&.". · ·•
Yacht Club. • La L&nu., "Aida t~ Navia-tton. radar mntrol operator.
Tbe COUrMin pllotlna. eeaman· All AboUt~ and Other Aida Professlon·•l ahlp and small boat bandllna to tbe lfavl1ator." u wm be bee to the publlc.
Wortdnl on the pNIUJftPtlon , ............. Iii o•1recJ.ory that moet accldent:a are eaUMd !"'•., T
by lanor~ or earet-nae. O · AI 1•111 •~• peru wm atve .tudenta the IMine-· ._
fit of ma.nt yean of experience The Newport Harbor Klwanla -...~ ...... .,ela bborboocl ~
on the water. Club will join the Martnea for ,........,, "'
Robert Scofield. chairman of theJr annual turkey shoot thla PAJUCES-BELL
the eourM, will be ualsted by year.
Richard Luc)Ot. The meet, previously held at
lnstructon and .ubjecta will the South Cout Gun Club ranees.
MOR'roARY
110 Broadway u J.3t33 6 8-M.'M Coeta ..... Include put Squadron Cornman-wu tranaterred to El Toro Ma-
der Curt Doeh. "Safety at Sea"; rtne Corpe baM at the InvitAtion
Mr. Lucky, "Government Reaula· of Col. John Bolmberl, chief of '--'9"'!!~~"!-.-'"!"'~
tiona and Requlled EquJpment''; at.atf of tbe Alrcralt Fleet Manne
Jack Swart, "lJ&hta for Veuela. Force, Paclnc. after Ned Hill took
How to UMJ Tbem and Under· hlm to the club u a aueat.
ata.nd T be I r M e an In e''; Mr. The shoot will be held Sunday,
Lucky, "Rul~ of the ao.tt-How Nov. 2.
t442 SOI/fH COAST llVD.
LA-UNA llACH • HYAn 4-)99$
l" tht Arr U..rcr
'I HE
HARBOR REST
MEMORIAL PARK
Harbor Blvd. at Glaler
KJMBEJU.Y ~11~
For aU your
Prtntlne Needa
THE ENSIGN
Publishing Co.
oaw. J -0550
20 E. Cout HJehway
Corona del Mar
ents, was the presenla!•on of a All beach area studt>nts for j Balboa Coves 7:13
puppet show by the Little Chi· both the Costa Mesa Htgh School Orange It 101 . . 7:151
qutta Players from Laguna. and Newport Harbor High School ,58th &. 101 ... . .7:17
Little Debbie's guests were will be takt>n to Harbor High. 47th It Balboa .. 7:19
Karen Taube. Suzi Voorhies, Sal-From tht're the Mesa Hll~h stu· 38th & Balboa 7:20
ly S~orch, Betsy Phillips, Louise dents will be. taken lmmedaatelyl 30th & Newport Blvd. .. 7:22 KORliER
Hamson and Luana Barne~. all to the new high school 32nd & Newport Bl vd . 7:23
from Bay Shores: Susan F1nley Busses wtll be marked In the School ..... 7:30
of Balboa Island: Paula MC'Cow· lower right corner of the wind· I
l'n. Patsy Wllllams and RJndy j shield -"M" for Costa Mesa For ell your printing n..ds, c.ll the
:\fcKenney from the Height!', and High and "H"' for ~t>"port Harbor Enlign pt.,blid•ing Co .• Oltiole l-0550.
Candy Talbot from Altadena and High. Thc-bear h area busse" wall
the Balboa Bay Club. I not be marked. 1
Assisting MI. and Mrs. U!;edom I llerc-Is tht' hue; s<'hNiule:
In party arrangemt>nts were Za· Balboa. Harbor ClDd Mesa
ga, of the VIllage Inn staff. and I Miramar & I i .1 2 • ~frs. Evt>lyn Parker, wife of bar· Miramar & L 1:13 ~
tc-ndN Bud Parker. Balboa & M 7:14
Df.'bhte"'i btrthday rc-ally Is to.
1
Balboa & C ~:lfi ~
clay !Thursday I, but the party Balboa & Ma1n ~ :18 ~
was hl'ld early bt>c·ause this is School t:30 1 ~
s<'hool opemng week. and Dt>bbie Corona del Mar _ _ 111.
is a brand new kindergartt'n pu-Driftwood & Mormn~ Can. • :1.1 ~
pal at Harbor Vit>w School In Seawa rcl & Hlway 101 7:16 ~
Corona del Mar. Poppy & Hiway 101 1 :18 ~
H ....&.. C. "I PTA I Schoo~arbor. Mesa aad CDM 7:30 • lr110f o•c• Irvine TNrac:'e & 101 ~:1-1 • '
T PI • L.-. D • AC'a cia & 101 . •: 16 • 0 aft llll~taf nfe I fNnieaf & 101 7:18 111. I f c-rn lt>nC & Bny<~l de 7·20 "'
Harbor Council PTA will mf:'E't School . 7:30 •
For Ya.s!
saying ••• a nd
believing that
YOU CU
DO BEnER
at
In the board room of Harbor Htgh Harbor, Me~a cmd B. L ~
School at 9:30 a.m. :\fonday. Park &. Marine 7:18 • •
Mrs. William O'Brien, Council Beacon Bay 7:20 • Furniture.
president. said that the most im· School 7:26 ~
portant part ot the program will Harbor, Meaa aDd Newport • Complete Home Fumllhlnp ~
deal with the PTA membership Island lc Balboa .. . . . 7:15 • ~
drive that will be held in all 9th 1c Balboa 7:17 .,. I.IIMdr a-aut ~
schools In early October. All 13th A Balboa .. . .. . ..... 7:19 ~ IDI ·~ Afto. •
membership ch airmen are es-17th It Balboa ... . . ....... 7:21 COSTA MESA
peclally urged to attend this 21st A Newport .. . . 7:23
m~ne. School ........... 7:30
na J.UIOW
FormerlJ ot Ollcqo 6 ._. York
Dlledlar ot .... ~..a.-8tud1oa ot ,...... aD4 erua,..
Mariorie Hale Studios
2912 E. COAST HWY., CDM
Announcea
I lew F. Prllr• If
DMciiC IIMI ........ Art
Presented by Bu. Larson
of
Ruaa !.anon Stuc:W.
• B~ • BAUBOOM
• MODERN TAP k'=u.r T.-ua,
• ACROBATIC • DRAMATIC ART
I RCIAL Aa& GIIOVJS ._., .. ., .. 12
TKDAQ& & ADVLT
All theM ~ are huc!W lndiYSctully, mainly for
the beneftt ot tbe d&1.l4rell -to a1Jow tiMID fUll uDder· ~ aDCt ~mt~actlati 1n u. ..-.aoe ~ thal_pre-WJd!q C ....... aM OOitl)' Ui*i I ry ~ ...... a....-.... a..a..,., ..
' ----
INVITES YOU TO VISIT THEIR NEW
UqUOR STORE
Located at
2229 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
VISIT •• RIIIL Celcl Keg .......
• • • • • •
Beer
Fa~y Party Food FREE DEUVERY
• • • • • •
Ice Cubes HOUIS
9 a.m. -12 aUdni9ht -Sat. 9 CUD. -1 CLm.
,........,., ... 11 'Mr 11 ....
Fr0111 the . POUCE . ILO liM
e ftODDAT. AOQOIT • l ade GJ.ener, 1118 W. ()c,.n Ft..
'nle Harbor D e p a r t m e n t Newport Beacb reported bJ.a car
tboUiht It hear4 cun abota on recelved a tme blade paJnt job,
lJtlle Balbo& l&land, bUt pollee but be dld.JI't appreciate It; tt
couldn't tlnd any ••• Heleft Mae didn't match tiM otbe~ paint and
Smith, Sf, ot D CtystaJ Ave'f didn't co~the ear.
Balbo& b land. wu arrested at • IIOW'DAT. UJI'I'. 1
Patk Ave. and lJttle laland Mrs. Marian ~hmJdt. 527 Via
brld&e at 2:23 a.m. on a charp lJdo Spud. lJdo Iale Nported ber ot drunken drlvtn• ... l ack Pat-daucbter and 3 companiorw J~
m9fe, 514~ Narct.ua Ave., Co· their moartn• In an 18-toot Cat&·
rona del Mar, requested pollee Una ald boat at 5 p .m. the nllbt •
ua'-tance In 1ett1ne an ambU· before and hadn't been beard
lance to take h1a mother, Mrs. from since , .• Phil MaC"&der of
Frances Mull, 67, to Hoae Ho.pl-La Canada reportH a S300 aall
tal aufterlne a pouJble atroke.· lett at 15th St. and Bay Ave. the
• RIDAT, AVOCJIT II nlaht before wu mlMtne • • .
Peeplne tom reported several Ruth Hook:a reported a akunk u n-
tlmH In recent nl1hts around der he r bouse a t 708 Marleold
Jamaica Inn apotted qafn by Ave., Corona del Mar ... Dennla
woman &UH1 ... Tom Wood,438 Lucas Cf San Gabriel reported
Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar, his automobile reebt:ratlon aUp
reported the theft of a 27 -foot was stolen from h1a car-.,arked In
auxiliary ketch valued at St.OOO front of 31.5 Marguerite Ave., Co-
. . . Pollee recovered a ca.r re-rona del Mar . . . Paul Brewn, port~ stolen from Walter Egger 410% Iris Ave., Corona del Mar,
of ~Cliff Dr., Newport Hetehta. reported a hit and run driver e SA-n:Jm)AT, AUGUST • damaged h1a car parked In front (
At 2:55 a.m., Louis Coldotf re-of h1s hou.se ... Mrs. H. W. Mur-
ported his ex-wife had been phy reported 140 worth of cloth·
poundlnc on the door of hls lng taken from clothes line at I
home at 409 Dahlia Ave .• Corona her home at 1319 W .• Bay Ave.,
del Mar, for the past couple of Balboa ... Bruce McCialre, 1812
hours ... H. C. Bennett reported W. Balboa Blvd., Newport. re-
2 beds. valued at $100, were ported a 140 translator radio stol-
taken from the caraee at hb en from hla car In front of hls
home at 812 VIa Udo Nord, Lldo house ... Thomas Braverman of
ule . . . Howard Keen reported Los Angeles reported the theft of
a glase bowl bank contalnlnc $50 $60 worth of sklndlvlng equlp-
waa taken from hia home at 312 ment from the rear seat of his
Dahlia Ave., Corona del Mar ... car parked at 2046 E. Ocean Ft.,
Ann Williamson, 1405 Bay Ft., Balboa ... Dr. William McVIcker
Balboa Island, reported her black of 1311 W. Bay Ave., Balboa, re-
and white cat wearing a &e· ported hla pet cat returned home
qulned collar lost or catnaped. with a 5-lnch steel dart lm-
• SUWDAT. AUGUST 31 bedded In Its side.
Lyle Finley reported that auto • TUESDAY. SEPT. 2
accessories worth $41 were taken John Adwell, 27, of Long Beach,
from the garage at his home at and Dolores Johnson, 27, of Los
117 Onyx Ave., Balboa lsland ... Angeles, sutfered minor Injuries
Carol Jmhov ol Downey was when a car In whlch they were
treated at Hoag Hospital for In-riding ran into a-building at 'JJjq7
juries suffered In a boat colllsion Newport BJvd., Newport Beach ,
In Upper Bay near the Shellmak-... Ed Martlncnle reported $130
er plant ... Joe.eph Callens of taken from cash drawer at 506
Pacoima reported his wallet con -30th St., Newport Beach ... Jay
talnlng S75 was lost in the 800 Linderman reported the theft of
block of W. Bay Ave., Balboa . . . (Continued on Page Eleven) ·
~GAL IIOT1CE DCIDCe ow re.olatioD of the City
K eaau.-to .. Voted oa crt Coaad1.
Special Maaldpal ~ Section 605. Director or Finance.
NoUce ia hereby ~tven that the There shaJl be a Director of Fl-
followlnc measures are to be nance appointed by the City
voted on at the Special Municipal Manager and subject to suspen-
Election whJch has been consoli-sion or removal by the City Man-
dated with the General Election ager who shall have power and
to be held In the City ot Newport shall be required to:
Beach on the 4th day of Novem-(a) Have charre of the admln-
ber, 1958: istration of the financial affairs
I 1 l A proposal to amend the of the CLty under the dlrectlQll of
City Charter of Newport ~ach the City Manager, and be head
by amendlne Artlcle VI of the of the Finance Department of the
Table of Contents, and Sections City
600, 60C, ~ 80'l 1114, 1115, U17, · to read u folloW.: (b) Compile the budget ex-
( .... .,. lndlcata wOrd. be-~nae and Income e.tlmates tor
lne ~ .-a., tiM ~nclment : the Clt;.y lofa.napr.
undftl.lned wwda are tba.e be· Ce) Ma.lntaln a ceneral &e·
Jnc added by tbe amendment.) eountinc ayatem tor the City cov-
"ARTJCLE VI. OFFICERS AND etnment and eaeb of Its offtca,
EMPLOYEES. departments and agencies.
Se-ction 600 Ottlcers to be Ap-Cd) Recrive aJI ta:es. assess-
pointed by the City Council. ments, license fees an4 other
Secflon 601 Admlnbtratlve De-revenues or the City, or for whose
partments. collection the City Is responsible.
Section 602 City Attorney Pow-and receive-all taxes or other eft' and Duties. Section 603 City Clerk. Powers money rect>lvable by the City
and Duties. from the Count}-, State or Feder-
SecUoa 504 City Tnasurer. al -Goverr\ment, or from any
Se<-tion 605 Director of Finan~. cOurt,-or from any ortlce. , depart-Se<'tlon 606 Ad m I n I s t e r I n g Oaths. ment, or agency of the City.
Se<'tion 6(f1 Department Heads. -I e) -Have custody of all public
Appointment Power!!. funds belonging to or under con-
Section 608 Illeeal Contracts. trol of the City or•ny office. de: Financial Interest. -_ Section 609 Acceptance of Oth-partment or agency of the City
er Office. governmint and deposit all funds
Section 610 Nepotism. coming IntO his hands In such
Section 611 OUlcial Bonds." depository as may be designated
"SE-ct ion 600. Officers to be Appointed by the City Council. by resolution of the City Council,
In addition to the City Manaeer, or, if no such resolution be adopt-
there shall be a City Attorney, ~. then In-such-depository deslg-
and a City Clerk cmd ~ City na(fd-in -writing by the City
~. who shall be appoint-Manager, and In-compliance with
ed by and serve at the pleasure alCot the provisions of the State I
ot the City Council and may be Constitutiot\and laws of the removed only upon the affirm&·
tlve votes of a majority of the State covernlne the handline. de-
members of the City Council." ~ltlngand aecurine of public
"'SectioG -'-City ~. tunds. -
Tbe City ~ ...u ..... --..... aa4 abal1 be......,.. t.: (d.f) Supervlse and be responsl-
(a ) ._... ci11 taae, --ble for the disbursement of all
--• ~ 1.. del ~ moneys and have control of all
...,.. .. .,. tbe Qty, 01' f• .,.._ expenditures to Insure that bud-
co~.lect~Ga tbe City 11 ... pan'*· cet a ppropriations are not ex-
cmd ..,.. .. .u .._ 01' ...._ ceeded; a udit all purchase orders
~ by tJae City betOR l.uuance; audlt, aDd ap-=:.. Ceuaty. state • ,..._.. prove and provide for the befon
eo.w..-t. 01' f.-aay ......, payment. ot all bllla, Invoices,
01' ~ _, ...._. otepu-..t. payrolls. demands or charlft
01' ...-Y .. tbe Qty. qainat the City ......-t a nd,
(b) ..,. caWJ .. aU plbUc with the 6dvlce of the CJty At-
ra.ote ......_.. to • u8der coa· tomey, when nec:esaary, deter-
b'Ol .,. tM Cltr • aay ........ "'D1ne the reJUlarity, leeaUty and
..,._ .. • ..,._., el U.. City oo~ of auch clalma, de-
a-nw-aat _. ~t .U mands or charps.
,.... ,,. lato ILiil ..... Ia Cee) See,that all ta.xe., auess-
llacla ...... t.y • ..Y be .._ menta, UeenM reea and other rev-~ IJor ~~ ~ 1~•= enues of the City. or tot whc.e ~. •· u • oollectton tbe Clt;y la ft!IPOnalble. be 1 Jtt&. tMa Ia Mldt ....... and all other money receivable
ltlrf • ·~ ............ by by tbe Clty fJGm tbe County. a. Cltf •• , .... _. Ia ._. State cr Federal Cove.rn~Mnt, M .. , • .,.. eo ., .. ,..r1Jt a t.rom UT c:wrt. oftkoe. dep&rt·
el ... ....._ C•• lltwtlla _. ment or ~nq of the City are
.... el. ~ ..... pww ....... coUected.
t c._, .... ,,... _, _... (fbl ftroQh the Cit;J Kana· .,cr ~ ~ aye • ... ,u,-~bralt to tbe Cit;r COUncil __.. ..... r a .. ~ ...... atr M ow and to
,...trar • a IIIII a ..., the certw.l pubUc aCCIOUDtant
(., • e _, ---:.:..:: em b)' tbe a.;, u an in· 11• k& el. ft • • t a\141.... a mon ............ UI IJIL ... b I S ....... 11 II -'&t.~Mftt .... pbl ... 4is-.............. = ...... ~and f\tnel baJ.aWKW ln -.. ..-.. 01r a •· auflldnt c~~eau to ebGw tJie u·
(et•l'l 8 IE 11J111a ... .... -.d ftftaldal coidtloll o( tM
J • ) ' ...... a "' -~; aJid. U ill( \M M 01 .a,dl ..,._ .. ,. • ., ... ..,_.. c~oe ,...Tm>
KARIN SAYS: J guen I'm going to have a guest col-yum this w .. k. because I m
sorto proud of the story about my O&ddy and our Ensign newspaper
thot was printed in the Publishers Auxiliary. I helped with the story.
as you can see. Here it is. just as it appeared in the Auxiliary on
Aug. 9:
•
EDJTOR OF THE WEEK
Intense Competition
California's Arvo E.
Sparks
Haapa
Arvo E. Haapa, owner and pub-
Usher of the Newport Harbor En-
slen, won an honorable mention
In the competition for the NEA's
Herrick Editorial Award thla
year.
With his entry went a letter
contalnlne this paragraph:
''These editorials carry out the
constlstent theme of the Ensign
-promoting Individual responsi-
bility, self reliance, personal lib·
erty, constitutional government
and states' rights, as opposed to
surrender of our responsibilities
and privileges to the government..
The weekly newspapers tttroueh-
out the nation could serve as the
bulwark of defense of our lib·
ertles by carrying thls message
to their readers."
In a letter to The Auxl!Jary
with the material we had re-
quested for an Editor of the Week
story, Mr. Hupa wrote:
"I firmly believe that the great-
est obligation of a publisher la to
do his uttermost to preserve our
R e p u b 1 I c, our Constitutional
rights. and our capltallatlc sys-
tem of private enterprise and in-
ltlatlve. We should not be side-
tracked by sneering attacks of
those who call us reactionaries.
and we should not feel ashamed
to be patriotic, or to come out In
defense of capitaliam.
""This obligation of the pub-
Usher cannot be undertaken,
however, unless he ia aware that
there ia daneer to our Individual
freedom. The dancet Is app&ftnt
In the erowtne size and power of
our e»ntraJ eovenllllent: In the
fantastic tederal spendlne and
national debt. the resultlnc In·
fiatlon. and stJIJing of Initia tive.
"What a tremendous force for
freedom and Uberty the weekly
newspapers could be ll they all
would stand firmly In defense of
our Constitution and its principle
of limited govern men t . This
would mean opposing federal
grants of all kinds, because It ls,
alter all, our own money, and
with it the government gains
control over us. It would mean
opposing the foreign giveaways.
which are bleeding our wealth
and creating only enmity. It
would mean a call for. repeal of
the lacome tax amendment. or at
least a drastic limitation on In·
come taxing powers, because the
growth of government can be
checked only by limiting this
source of money. It would mean
Insistence on reducing the dan·
gerously high federal debt, and
a demand for operatJng the gov-
ernment in the business-like
manner of a balanced budget.
"These are thin&s that I be-
lieve. and which should be of
prime concern for all publishers."
Mr. Haapa b located In a very
competitive situation. He dt>·
S<.'ribes It as foUows:
"Corona del Mar is within the
city limits of the City of Newport
~a('h, but is geographically sep-
arat~trom the rest of the city.
Conticuous to Newport ~ach ls
the city of Costa Mesa. Each city
has a population ln excess of 23.-
000. Corona del Mar by Itself has
about 6,500.
"The Ensign Is number three
paper In this competitive field.
Coeta Mesa has the Globe-Herald,
a tri-weekly. Newport ~ach has
the News Press, also a tri-weekly.
Both have shoppers covering the
entire area. The Enslen has no
ahopper and Its circulation b
concentrated prtmarily In Corona
del Mar.
.. All th.rft newspapers won
awards ln tbe 1~ NEA contest,
and they were the only Orange
County papers that won awards."
Mr. Haapa is a native of Alt-
kln, Minn. He served a.s a report·
er, telegraph editor, make-up
editor, editorial writer for the
Columbus IOhlol Citizen and
wu a journalism instru('tor at
the University of Minnesota !at
the same time winning his mas-
ters' degreel. He started the En-
slen Aug. 13, 1948. In partnership
with the Costa Mesa Globe Her·
ald. On March 1. 1949 Mr. and
Mrs. Haapa purchaS<'d 'the paper
tor themoo;elves. They were mar-
ried In Bedford. England. She
was a newspaper woman who
had worked with Mr. Haapa in
CORONA DEL MAR, Calif.-Mr. and M" Arvc
E. Haap<'l of the Newport Harbor E"soqn po e
wt!h their daughter. K..,,.,, Feb. 16 1958, O" the
gorl ~ first bir•hd<"ty. lr the lower p cture. Karon
m"le ., "II <"tl 1->er fa•her s off;ce <"tnd take s "
r _,ll Th ~ rture .,....,\ +ale" wher> •he )'Oung ladv
W.)s 17 mc-,th olo H t"' fo+!Jer •S tre publ .her
of +he Er,.,q,.
Columbus She went O\'E'rs4'as as
a Red Cross club da rector He fol -
lowed as a Malitary GO\emment
ortk er
Mr. Haapa has been active in
Kawanas, American U!'gaon and
Chamber or Commerce affairs.
ser\'ed as secretary of the Or-
anae County Unit of the C.alitor-
nia Newspaper Publlshel'll Assn.
for 2 yea rs. Hb award in the
NEA contest was not the tirst na-
tional honor won by the Ensign.
A column by Dick Hoffman in
the Ensign ('alled "C.Jllling C.Q. " .
an eplatle each Wf.'ek to local
fishermen won honorable men-
tions In 1953 and 19!>-1.
The "blagest" story personally
for Mr. Haapa!
''The birth of our first and only
child after almost 13 years of
marrtace.
"Best public St"rvi~ campaagn
of the Ensign wu the outlawang
of pinball machines by t~ City
Council after our Investigation
sh~ a trem.ndous take in
pmbUng on plnball.s."
In answer to another question.
he answered:
"I ha\'(' no tamE' for hohbae<;.
exc-ept mu!'a<' whach I can e-njo)
whale worka ng Poker playing J!!
a mUC'h en)o~ t>d pa-.ume. some
timE'S profltatlit> I like bndge
verv much hut don't have murh
time for at 1 ~a-. an e-nthusaastu
golfer l:M>fore the Ensian started
taking up a II m) time ..
About nc>w .. pa~nne"
":'\ewspapenng at my le\•el
rownt>~hap of a wE'f'kly, In a
maghty comJ)('tltlve <>ltuatlon 1 Is
a harassing and uhaustlng job
-about 15 JK>r ~nt editorial and
85 per ~nt business and person
nel.
"But It's worth all the punish
mt>nt, M<'aU!Ie It's my own busi
nt>ss. Satisfaction comes from
putting out a good product, but
p\·en more so from the prtvlleJlf'
of belna able to expres..<~ my per-
sonal opinions In my wf.'ekly edi -
torial column. All publlshel"'!
should hold that as a rare prtvi
lege and should use It fort"efully
and fearlessly ... but thc-y·w got
to be on the rl&ht side . whi('h
ts the side ol h'Hdom, truth and
justice ... often not In a~
PS--Rope you are all recuJar subecribers to the Enslen. U you aren't,
lOQ ("&l\ m.&b me "-ery happy by wndln, In your Older to 2850 &'
COqt Hwy .. Corona del Mar. On!)' $3.00 or OM )'Ml'. ~t!Jii.
ment "ath the popular opanaon of
thf' momPnt
·I do not f'nroura~e would he-
pubhshPI"' to toe-4.'0mt> ~N'kly
nt>wspaper owne~ The stru~~le
~~ too tough unl£'5..<: thf' pub·
lashe-r ha<: lots of mone~ a\ a a!
able Prac-e of gCIOd equapment as
fantastically htgh; wag~ are
high tu~pt for the publisher•:
return on an\ estmPnt as IO\!o The
<~mall busme$5 IS hard hit tw the
he-a\'} hand of jtO\ ernmf'nt :._ by
the rt"<l tllPf' of requare-d reports.
a nd b~ thf' he&\")' taxE'S
"I ~rot Into this busme~c; b~
starting th1s nt'wspaper for an
other paper. and then huymg at
for my~lf I have stay('(! in th~
'bus mess bet'ause it as the bu~l
ne$5 I II ke bf'.st. and I expt>ct to
profit financially, eventually ...
"l bt>lae\'e I chose journ,llsm
as a cart¥r tw><'ause I was good
at Engli<:h romposition in high
!IChool and In my senaor I was
('hosen as the edator or the school
paper wht-n it was first started.
Afte-r graduation 11931 I 1 said l
would bt> a ne~perman and I
have nt'\·er changed my mmd.~
•
wu M ... ._ttt(d by eiacti ac· l"PfcalltJOI\'". n.. a~ ~ ~tlclft ot U\la or41N"'O ,.._ ot an employ~~t u.ndef ttu. Maoa.-r 1'it.h the, appJOYal ot SI!CTIOl'f 1e. H&ARINCiS.
cauntaat to t.be Clly Coudl, one CJ« ... ~ bam a poeiUOn .or the lhl,_ Mel &quia~; orcllnanc.. U..'ClWU ~ Baatd. ta) In nne.ral. so.Jd bear·
c;opp ttwr.al to be dbtrlbuted to In ooe da. to a a-ltM!ft Ia an· and to cet1Uy Jta Gndi• and (I) lldeltat8Mn11. ~ T .. e quJIJ'kaU.. appraJ8al 1DP -..4' not be conducted U ·
(Obot!II....S bca p_,. HIM> .-cb IIMIDbet, one to the Qey .._. dale W'ldda bu a Ill,..., ~uon. ., JN'OYidecS ln ~ U. Nbwtata~Mtlt ot a board ~ am.m..._ e..n4t· C'Ofdlna to tedlnkal ruJ• relat·
tl8ca1 year t\.lbmJt a coto ... Manger, DtNc'tor ot J\,....._ mutouam rate ot eom...-Uon. thl8 OtdJnaMe. ~ ~~ ahaU be provld· da* ~ on tM wdtten t..._ to ~ and wl~·
tlnandaJ ~temmt and ,.,art. 'hi • -. and Cl'Y AttCif'MY, ,.. ~ '*'-'UJtmat". 14. (d) A4vl8oty '*· To act hl H In the twa ud JIQulaUoM. te.t iball ~ 01 u.. foUow· (b) Jtllht ot C!CKI.MH. n. em·
(_.) &ap«Vbe tbe beplna of ...,Uwly, and IIUtftdeftt a4c!J. NCNJt'IMtrt tbat Ia ft!lltJ'tc'ted to an advlaofy ~putty to tbe ~ UlC'ITOK & lmt:ROI'J'KEM1 tg: 1 ~ ~ be NPft!Mnt.cl by
CUJ"Nftt 1.,.~ ., au Pl'OPeT· donal cop~a of the alldlt aball tlt,y em~ ~1 04 penonnet admlnJatta. Alro IELIC'nOJf. <U Tbe Cb.a.lnun and GM c:aunMI ancr ah&lJ haw the naht
t;y ot tbe Clty by aU Clty dqart· be placed on tta. ln tbe otftee of ......uocatJon''. The .....-liT'· Uon Cn tbe Clty een'lct. (a) 8eetult.ent. a.mattmnl ott..,.,.. ~ber alecterd by ~ JII'Od~ wtt~ to .uty
menta. otoe. Ulld apndea. the Qty Clark wMftl u..y .lball ..n1 of a .Sna)e poatlon ln a (e) knllt:nwnt and •*· abaU be epadDid by tM Joard ttM .....s., lJl Jlll beba.1t. 'Jbe Board &hall ls·
CJ) AaaWoe the uu. of and act bt avallatw tow lnlpeetlon by the cw. to a cW.tetent C'l .. on the Uon. SubJKt to the ~ M promotiOnal or u open. JJwo. · (2) 'hro ~ -~ ~Y tbe ..,._ ~ and compel the a neu nd with tM pMJ'WJ pubUe. aod a copy ot the buil ot a eh.anp 1n the dUtlel ot th..ls OtdJna.nce and the Ru ... w u pncttcable and~~ Board tram OCltft pa111:1e .. n. •ttftdance of all wl~ u ~ w.r a tlnandal ~tatement u of tbe aftd ree.POda:lbUJt:Sea of u-. ~· ud Beplationa, to ..aabUih I*· wtU\ the belt ...,......_ of tbe Cltt ~ ln ~ wttb JMIPU· ( ) M.odltlcatJon ot 41tParUnent apprvval ot tbe a a.napr ap• cl~ of tM tleeal yqr aball be tlon. • kiM a.oc1 approve proced.,_ lor 8mltce. aU vacanc:t• ahaU M la.U ble f4.wpart c.
point deputies u neceG&t1 to act publtah~ ln the o111ctal news-~lnm&nt'". 'l1le eba~ of tbe NCf'Ultmt'l'lt &lid wledlon Ol Ou.d _, p~ .... ~ campara to . !::'tb. aetlon. oM 'n» fs:.~:~
under the provlaloru~ ot'ai\Y_law par2r''A Pf'OPOW to .ubmJt • ::_:~~ .!tu~n ~:-a~..: ~il~cell=:.•l.b.lnd,:.C:: ~~) ~~ ot an • (3) an. pencm Mlec:ted b)' the acUon :n:von itte tollowln1
requJrtn1 or perml n1 actl~t; b~ new ordinance provlcUna a ClvU to anotbe:r poc!Uon In the .. ~ tna of recruitment notice., tbe Uon to.r a c1aa ahall be~ CU;y Mana.ae. arou.ad.t: a eUy treu\lr'er. Sel'Vtce SyiJtem under the Ct~ da-. preparation and tcOrinl ot U • by the loud and .tat~ Jn tbt . 'Jbe aeope oC the .nn.n tat L 'I'M faeb do not JuMUy the
(lt.k) PWloiTD such other duUes Charter and re~alln& lnltiaUve "~ltrMT~t ... The pi'OC.'ft& of am.in4tloM, and the establlah· e.xamtnaUon announcement. It and the lactort to be rated by action taken. coru~f.tent with thl.s Charter as ClvU Service Ordinance No. 511, attracttna qu.aiWed pet1ION1 to ment' and certllteatlon of ern· may con.alat of any one or a the qualltle.Uona a p p rala a J 2. A aua.tanUve violation or
may be requited of him by ordi· enacted In 1942. The text of the partldpate In a .. lectlon plO('!eD ploym.ent Uata. combination of the tollowl~ ~.rd ~haJJ be Jointly •tabllahed omlaalon ol plOCHu.N wu m~•·
nance or rHOluUon of the Clty proposed Clvll Service Ordinance for a claa (t) Jnv..cteatlona. To m&ke techniques: ....-ttten. oraJ, an4 by the Chy Ma.napr and the a. n.. action taken wu un·
Council" Is u follows : "lteJUiar employee". An em· &1\Y lnvstleaUon conoemJn1 th.e demonatratlon te.ta: an apprals• Board. reuo.nab}e, caprictoua or arbl·
"Section 802. Positions Included "ORDllifANCE NO. . .... ... ployee who hu aw:cealully com· administration of ~nel ln al of education and expertence; In orMr to be elJ&tble to com· trary In vt.w of the Qftenle, the
In the System. The civil ~~ervlce pleted his probationary per:lod In tbe Cl~ ~tervlce and report lta and any test of manual akllla or pet. In the .elec:Uon ~ for drcu.mata.ncee aurroun411\f the
system shaH Include all rull AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY a ~Uon. flndtngs to the City Council and peyalcal lltn~ whlcb fairly Pollee Cbld or File Chief, all oflenae, and the put reeord of
time, re&War and pennanent po· OP NEWPORT BEACH RELAT· "ReJUiar ltatus". The status CitY Mana1er when requested to evaluates the candidates. e.ndld.a._ mu.t pouaa the mln· the employee.
sltlons or employment on the Po· lNG TO CIVIL SERVlCE. of an employee who bu acquired do ao by the City Council. the 2. A probation period u es· lmum quallticaUona aet forth In <d) Relmburaement tor Joea of
lice and Fire Department& ot the The people of the City of Mew· a re&War appointment. City Manaeer or by al\)' oraan· tabJtahed In the Rules and Rei· tbe,. claaa apedfkaUon.s. Such ~Y An employee ahall be re·
City and may, by ordJnance. In· port Beach do ordain u follows: . "lelNJtatement". The re·em· lzed City employees' ...oclation. ulatloNI shall a_pply to aU ap· clua apedtlcatloru~ ahaU be pre· lmboreed for a fou ot pay arLI·
elude any other appolntlve ofti· SECTION 1. DEFINmONS. pl~t of a forrrfer employee. In any lnvestleatlon or bear· po!ntmenta to ~ltlona Included pared by the City Manaaer with Ina from a dt.dpllnary action
cera or positions in the Mrvice of The rollowin& terms. whenever WJtejedion". The separation lne It conduct. the Board shall In the System except actin& ap· the approval of the Board. aealnat him to the extent that It
the City except the followlnr: used In thls ordlna~ shall be hom the City service ot an em· have the authoritY to examine polntments. Succaalve proba· S£C110N 11. EXAMINATION Ia aubNquently revoked or modi·
l. All elective officer&. I coratrued u followa: ployee who does not .ucceafully witnesses under oath and to com· Uon ~rloda In a position ahaU ANNOUNCEMENTS. Examine· fled by the Board. Reimburse·
2. Cit Mana er Assistant .. Acting appointment". The complete ~ probation period In pel their attendance or the pro· not be allowed. In the event of lion annou.ncementa shall be ment ahaJl be confined to the
t :. er If a~ • one rivate temporary appointment o1 a per· a position and who does not have ductlon of ev1dence before lt by promotlon to • position In a bleb· ~ed not le. than two wHkl rlod ot time betwe.n the date
Cl y ~a fo 'the cr· M:na r son to a position in a class for recular statu. in another posl· subpoenas Issued ln the-name of er clau and at any Ume within pr:lor to the floal date for sub· ::: such dl.ctpUnary action and ~; :t?'omey As&n:!nt City ':t : which there Ll no employment tlon in a different clasa; or, the the City and attested by thef c:;,y hLI probation period In that posl· mtttJn1 appllcatloNI. Such sx-t· the date ot the Board's final de·
tome l1 an' Cl Clerk Clt"f llst; to a posiUon occupied by a reduction or an employee who Clerk. It ahall be the duty 0 e Uon. an employee may be ft!· Ina ahaU be In a coru~plcuoua clslon as set forth In Section ~. Di~~o:>' or Fi~ance, reeular employee on suspension did not successfully complete his Police Chler to cause all ;uch jected by the department head place at the City Ball, at the of. 18 (e) hereafter.
Cit En n~r. all Department as provided In Section 7(el of probation per:lod In a position to subpoenas to be served, an re· and reduced to the position he flee of the appropriate depart. (e) F1ndln&•· The Board shall
Heids a~d all employees o1 the thla ordinance; or to a position another pc»}Uon in a different fuaa.l of a person to attend or ~0 occupied prior to aucb pron10t1on ment, and at such other places certify coplea of lta findlnp and
Libra · Department. including occup1ed by a probatlo!'ary or class In which he has acquired testlty In answer to such au · without ri&ht to ap~al to the u th.e Board deems appropriate. dectaloNI to the City ~anaeer,
th u1r rlan regular emp1oyee who IS on a regular status. poenas s hall subject said person Board. provided he had acqulred SfX:TION 1.2 INSPECrnON OF the department head from whose
; AI~ members or boards and leave of absence. "Re81enatlon··. An employ~·s to prosecution In the same man· regular status In such fonner EXAMINATION PAPERS. action the appeal wu made and ro~lssions .. Allocation ... The assignment voluntary. separation. ner set forth by la w for Callure ~f posltlon. U the employee had not (a) In leneral. Th.e examJna· the appellant employee. • The
4 Positio~ In any class or or a single position to the proper "Rules and Regulations ... The appear beCore the Ci ty Cou~c li acquired reeulAr status In the tlon papers of candidatea are not Board'a decision ahaJl be final.
grad created Cor a special or class in accordance with the spe· Civil Service Rules and Regula· Each member or the Boal'<l: s a System pr:lor to auch promotion, subject to lrwpectlon by the pub· SECTION 17 POU11CAL AC·
tem;;,rary pur~ and which ciflcations for that class. tlons adopted pursuant to this have the power to admmlster he may be dlscharged without lie Upon requeat made within TJVITJES ·
may exist for a period of not .. Applicant ... A person whose ordinance. oaths to witnesses. right of appeal to the Board. 'se.;.en days afteT the notices of (a I Poilllcal actlvlttes prohlb·
longer than six inonth.s In any application Cor employment has "Selection" The pi'CX'eSS of SECTION 6. RESPONSIBILI· SECTION 9. EMPLOYMENT the examination rwulta have lted Any person occupying a
one calendar year. been accepted. but who has not evaluating the qualitications or TIES AND AUTiiORITY OF CITY LISTS. been mailed, any candidate may pc»l.t1on Included in the SyatPm
5 P . · 1 ed to render yet taken part In the selection candidates through one or more MANAGER. (a) Priorities. Priority for con· lnapect hl.s own examination shall not: · ersons emp oy procedure for a class techniques. Th Cit M shall be re 1 h 11 professional. scientific, technical "Boa d .. Th Cl~ 1 Se Ice "St' ti .. Th 1 1 1. e )' anager · slderatlon for emp oyment s a papers, Including the queatlons 1. Take an active part tn a or ex rt service. r · e I rv para on ·. e . erm na 10n sponslble for the following: be given to employment Jlsts In and his anawera, excepting copy. County of Orange or City poHUcal
6 ~ersons who render part· Board established pursuant to of an employees servsce with the «a) Rules and Regulations. the tollowin& order: re·employ. righted or standardized tests. On campaiJn.
llm.e service without pay or who this ordinance and the Newport City. . .. Preparation of amendment. to ment lists. promotional employ· copyrl&hted or standardized testt 2. Act as a worker at the polls
are paid on an hourly or per ~~<'h C~ty C~arter. "Suspension · The temporary the Rules and Regulations for ment llsta, and open employment the candJdate may ~view the ac· or dlstrfbute bad&ea, pamphlets.
d' b . .. Cand1date . An applicant who separation of an employ~ as a recommendation to the Board. lists. curacy of acorlnl and computa· dodpra. or handbllla of al\)' kmd ~~~t~:~s.lll4. Presentation of is particlpatlng In the selection d~pllna'! action. . . The City Attorney shall approve (b) Re-Employment ll.sta. The tloru~ by compar:lne his answer ravorin& or op~lna any candl·
Demands. All claims for dam· pr~u~ for a .. class. System · The C1v11 Service the legality of such amendments re·employment li.st for a class aheet with the key answer sheet. date for election or nomination to
ages agaJNit the City must be Certification . The act or notl· System created In accordance prior to their submission by the aball consist of the namea of the The written commenta ot a quail· a County or <>nnae or City office.
veriried and presented 10 the City tying a department head of the with thls ordlnan~ and the New· Board to the City Council Cor its following: flcatloNI appraLial board and f&l Actlv1tles not a r fe et e d.
Clerk within ninety days after candidates wh~ names ap~ar port Beach Ci ty Charter and in· approval. Rules and Regulations (1) Layoff. RA.>gular employ. the 'written evaluation of a ps)'· ThLI ordinance does not prohibit
the ()('C urrence, event or trans. on employment lists as set forth cludJn& only thot~e positions to shall be adopted by motion of the ~ who have been laid oU for chlatrist, It any, shall not be any ~rson occupytne a position
action rrom which tht> damaees ln •. Sectl~n 9Cf l of thls ordinance. w.hlch the provisions of thLI or· City Council. lack of work or Jack or funds. revl~ by the candidate; on lncluded In the Syatem from:
allegedly arose. or within such Be C~y. The City or Newport dl~,;nce apply. 1 1 .. A 1 (bl Clua Specirlcatlons. · Sub-12> Position reallocation. Reg· request of the candidate, hls rat· 1. Becomin1 or conUnulnr to
shorter tlme as is otherwl.se pro· .~c · .. emporary pos t on · pos ject to approva l by the Boa.rd, the ular employees wh011e positions int by the qualtncatlons appral.s· be a member o1 a poUUcal club
vlded by law. and shall set rorth City Cha.rter . The City Char· tl~n of llm~~ed duraUon. pr~paratlon and revision of cl.. In a clas& have been reallocated al board ahall be aummariud for or oreanlzatlon.
In detail the name and address te~. or the City ~.f Newport Beach. 'Transfer . A chance of an em· specifications for positions ln· to a class with a lower maxJmum hla lntonnauon. 2. Attendln& a political meet·
of the t:lalmant the time date. City Council . The City Coun· ployee from one position to an· eluded In the System. rate o1 compensation. (b) Revteow precedure. If the lnl .
place and clrcu.rnatfnces of the ell .. of th~ City or Newport Beach. other position In the aame cJau lei Personnel procedures. Ad· Such namea shall be placed on candidate believes an eTTOr hu 3. Enjoylnt complete f~om
occurrence a nd the extent of the Class . A group or positions or In another clasa hav1na the ministration or Board pollcles the list in reverse order of lay · been made In th.e Jr&dlne of hls from lnterfe~nce of any kind In
Injuries or damages sustained. sutrlclently similar in duttes, re· same maximum salary rate, In· and procedures within the frame· oU or poeitlon reallocation. The examination or In the credit atv. autinl b.l..a vote.
All such claims shall be ap· sponslbllltles, a 'th o r It y, and volvlng the perfonnance of basic· work of thl.s ordinance and the order of layoff or posJtlon real· en .to him, be may withln twelve 4. ~lnl or acceptiJll elec·
proved or rejected In w:1tlng by I minimum quallflcaUons for em-ally similar duties, and requlrin& Rules a nd Jteeulatlons, lnclud· location shall be on the buLl of daya alter the maJUnl of exam· Uon or appointment to a pUblic
order of the City Council and the ployment to pennlt co':"blnlng subetantlally the same minimum Ina: Inverse employee seniority In the lnaUon resulta make written ap. oUJce whUe on leave 011 abeence.
date thereof eiven. them under a common htle and q~ali11catlo~ 1. Public announcement or class. plication to the Board for • re-S. ~~ atcnatures to any
All otber demands against the the equitable application of com· 'Vacancy · A poaltion that Ll va.c.andes and examinations and (cl Promotional employment vJew; provided, however, that In lnltiatlvt or refennclwn petition
City t be I wrlUna and may mon standards of selection and not occupied by an employee the review of appllcatlona foy tt.t.a. Promotional employment auch applie.tlon h.e muat atatt dl.recUJ' aftA!ctlnl hls ratel of
mus n bill 1 i compensation. hav1nr etther a PJOb-tionaJY 01 t•--.... 1 apedD.c I'"' "' t 1 1 1 u ... -.a. be in the Conn of a • nvo ce. • "Ciasa Spedflcat:lons". A writ· regular a po!n~t. ~pl~nt. , .... ana 1 oona!at of the name.• .., anu Par e u at y eom:penaa Of\, nOU.ra or --... re·
payroll. or formal demand. Each ten description of a cJass, setting SECTJO~ 2 ESTABLISHMENT 2. Preparation and conduct of of City employees Who have been whefttn be belleY• an enor baa t.l.rement, Of otber eon41Uona ot
such demand shall be presented rorth factors and conditions · examinations and the establllh· aucceafuJ In a promoUonal re· been made. employment.
to the Director of Finance within which are essential characteris OF CIVIL SERVICE SYSTEM. ment and use of employment crultment and examination. . Upon receipt of auch appllaa· 6. • ot.tltbuttna bade-• .-m·
ninety days after the last Item or tics of positions In the class · Pursuant to Article VJJJ of the Hats. (d l Open employment II s t s. Uon and In no case later than phleC., dodt'ers or handbill&. ow
the account or claim arerueft. "Continuous service'' The" City Charter. all run.ume, regu. 3. Certt11catlon and appoint· Open employment lists shaU con· Its next reeular meettne. the other actlv1tlea In f'!Of\ftectlon
The Director of Finan~ shall ex· ice without break or i~terru s~.rv-lar. and permanent positions and ment o1 e Hgibles. slst or the names or all candl· Board shall examJne the candl· with auch petition ll not earned
am1ne the c;ame. If the amou nt of an employee having a p~o~:~ employment In the . Police and 4. Evaluation ·or employees dates who have been successful date'a papers and trades. Aey er· on durtna hLI houf'l of work or
thereof Is legally due and there tlonary or 'Teguiar appointment Fire Departments are Included during probation periods and in an open recruitment and ex· ror or lnjuatlce ahall be COrrect· when he Ia dreaed in the unl·
rt>ma1nc; on his books an unex· .. Copynghtt>d or standartttu'd In the System, except those poel · periodically therea!ter. amlnatlon. ed, and any change In the order fonn ~uired In h is City depart·
haustt'd·balnnce or an approprla-tests ... w r 1 t 1 P n examinations tlons excluded by Sec11on 802 of 5. Appointment. tra nsrer, pro· (el Layoffs. The names or of s tandlnl of candidates u a ment.
tson against which the same may whkh are used by agencies other the City c.harter. The City Coun· motion, demotion. rejection. lay. probationary employees who are reault thereof shall be rnade by SECTION 18. STATUS OF
be c-hargecl. he shall approve than the Csty of Newport Beach ell by ordmance. may Include 10 <fff, dismissal and re·lnstatement laid off or reduced In rank Cor the Board. No appointments shall PRESENT EMPLOYEES. Any
such demand and draw b1a war· .. Demotion". The reduction of t~t' System positions In other de· of employees. lack of work or lack of funds be made Crorn the employment employee who, prior to the t>C·
rcmt oo tbe Clty Tt-ecuurew there· an employ~ rrom a position in partments. 6. Allocation or positions to shall be ~tored to the same pro· ll.ats until the Board haa acted fectlve date of tht. ordinance, at·
for, payable provide for its pay· one class 10 a position In an. SECTlON 3. PURPOSE OF classes on the basts or duties, motional or open employment upon .s uch a p pI i c at 1 on. The ~alned probatlonary or regular
mf'nt out or the proper fund. other class whlr h has a lower SYSTEM. . responsibilities and minimum list Crom which the original ap. Boards decl.slon shall be final. status In the System shall retain
Othf'rwise hf' c;hall reject lt. Thf' maxsmum rate of <'Ompensatlon. The purpose of the System IS to qualifications. polntment was made and In the SEC110N 13. EMPLOYMENT such atatus. Employees In per·
. • • . ..Department head·· An l establish an equitable and uni 7. Maintenan<'e and use or same order as when the original CONDm ONS. manent positions In the Polic-e
C 1ty C ounc-11 may overrule any ployee who is the h~ad of r~ form prOC'edure for dealing with perllonnrl records. appointment was made. Cal AppUcatlons. The Board and Fire Depa~nta on such
rf'Jt:'f'ltnn hy the DITPCtor ?f F1 1 P!-l.lhlio;hed offwP or rlPpartmPnt pt>rsonnel matters: to attract to 8 Maintenance of eHectlve {f) CertUlcatlon. Certlrt cation shall have tile right to require date who had not previous ly
nann• and orrlPr the demand ··n1..,chargp" Tht> tcrm~natlon thP C1ty st>rvlt'e ~he most c-ompe· f'ommunlratlons between em· shall be made In ronrormance all applicants to submit appllca-been considered 8 being In the
p.nn Objectioos of the Director of a regular emploH'e pur«uant I tf'nl per.-ons avaslable: to assure ployt't's and tht>ir supervisors; with the following provisions: tiona. agr~ments, or statements System shall on such date be
of Floaoce m be oYerruled by' 10 SE'rllon II of thts ordino~nc-t> that the appo1n1ment and promo bf>twe-en ('mploy~s and the City 1. IC a re·employment list ex· pertinent to their employment. presumed to have compl<'ted
tbe Cl Couo:J aod tbe wcnnrot · Ehgshl<' A p<>r-.on who'*' lton of emplo)·t>t>S will tx-baS<'d 1\fanager, and tx>tw~n employ· ists Cor the class, the hlght!St lbl Exempt positions. Where their probation periods and shall
order:J drawo n.1me app<'ars on an employm<'nl o~ mNst and fltnt>s.c;; ~nd to pro <'f!s and the Board relative to con · name on s uch list shall be t:er· there Is no actual break In con· acquire reJUlar status In the S)S·
Th . · C F. h 11 lis< vsde reasonable secunty Cor em dltion~ of employment IICied Cor each vacancy to be Unuous service, an employee tem
f' D1rector o snanf'r " a · 1 "ECTI() Cllled N havJna b tl · tr.Jnc;mit suf'h liemand. wtth hll> · I-:mploy~>e" A pt>rc:on l<'gally P oy(.'('s ,., N 7. APPOINTMENTS. . ames on promotional or . • pro a onary or reeular SECTION 19. SEVERABILITY.
'tppro\ Jl or rt>jf'dtnn thNMf "" Of'r'upy ing a posilllm. SECTION -t CREATION OF A I a I Genera l policy. Appoint. open employment Hsts shall not status In a P<l81Uon In the Sys-If any provision or this ordinance
;ICHsNI thrrPtm aod warrant 11 • r;mplovm(>nt lists" Ao; de. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD. mC'nto; shall be based on merit be certlrted IC a re·employment tem who Is appointed to an ex. ta tor any reason held to be un·
aof, to lh<' < 1.1y ;\fanagl't Jr a c:rnben 10 Sf>C'llon 9 or th1c.; or·j T_here I~ hereby P<~tablished a ancl fltn('ss to be ascertained so Jist for the clau exists. empt position shall retain 'Such constitutional. such dec 1 s 10 n
rtrmanll i"' """ for an slt>m In dinanrc.>. a Jist of thP namt>s of Civil Sen·tct> Board consi.stlng of Car as prartlcablt> by competitive 2. Except Cor a cting appoint· status In the Clvtl Service posl-shall not affect the validity of
dunPtl within an approvNI burl f'anrlirlalt"' who are eligible cor five members to. be appointed by examination. Appointment& shall ment.s, no person may be ap· Uon. Upon vacating the exempt t~ remaining provisions.
gPI appropri,tllon it shall rt>quJTC' probationary appo1ntmt>nto; to the City Counctl In ac<"ordan<'«.> be made from employment lls\.1 pointed or traru~ferred to any po. position, the employee shaiJ on SECTION 20. CONFUC11NG
the approval of the City Mana posit10n.o; in a parti<'ular claso;. 1 with the Csty Charter. Each of by the department head on ap· altlon In the System unless he hla request be restored to hla LEGISLATION. ~N othf'rwi~ It shall n•qulre thl', .. Entran<'e·~evel position.. A the members shall be a person of proval of the City Manager. ~ the minimum qualifl· fonner status In the position un. (a) Confilcta with City Charter.
approval of the CttY Council. Col poo1uon 10 the first or heg1nning
1
good repute In his business. pro· t b l Employment llsta. Subject catioN! aet forth In the cJua Jesa the reason lor such vacating In the event of any conflict be·
lowing the adoption by 11 of an C'lac:.~ In a serses of claSS(>S whi<'h Cession or cx;cupatlon and known to the provlslona of this ordl· specifications Cor th.at poaitlon. 1s sutficlent erounds for dis· tween thls ordinance and the
amendment to the budgt>t auth have increasingly responsible to support c1vll service prlnclplt'S nan<"e with respect to re-employ· (g) Duration of employment ch&rJe from the City wrvice aa City Charter, the provisions or
orizlng <;U£'h payment. Any per· dull('c; and progressively higher In the public servlef>. ment Hsta and the selection of llsta. The duration of employ· described Jn thla ordinJnce. the City Charter shall prevail.
c;on dlssatisflt>d wllh the refusal min I mum qualiCicatlons and SECTlON 5. RESPONSIBILI ·I thf' Pollee a nd Fire Chlet.a. when ment U.twhaU be .. pTeleribed Thla provi.slon ahaJJ not apply (b) G9nnlctlna ordinances. or.
oC thf' City ManagN to approve! compensation. TIES AND AUTHORJTY OF an appointment La to be made In the Ruli. and BeiUiatlons. to an employee who reai&NI from dlnane» No. 511 Ia hereby re.
any df'mand In whole or In part. ..Exempt position". Th()S(' posi· BOARD. the names of the hlghest three SECnON 10. SELEC'I10N OF a ~ltlon In the s,..tem and, pealed.
may prt>sent ·the same to lhP City I tions which eolther are ~peclflcal · l'he runctlons of the Boar.d I eligibles wtlllne to accept ap-POLICE AND FIRE CHIEFS. without a break In hla contlnu· SECTION 21. CODIFICATION
Coundl whi<'h after examining 1ly excluded by the City Charter shall be: polntment aball be certified to (a) Intent. It ls the intent of oua aervl~ wtth the City, ls ap. AMENDMENT. Thl.s ordinance
nto the matte~ may approve or from the Civil Service System or T d 1 the department head In the order thla aectlon that vacanclt!S In the pointed to an exempt po.Hlon. m~ be codified by the City ~eject the dema.nd in whole or in I which are not included In the th~a~rd!:~u;!:iness ~or ~t;~~~ In which they appear on the ap· poaltloru~ of Pollee Chief and Fire SECnON 14. EMPLOYEE AP· eounen In a alnele cbapteT of the part system In accordance with Sec· duct of Ita meeUnp; to hold propTiate employment list and Chief be fllled by the beAt quaJI. PEALS. The Board ahall con· Newport Beach Munlctpal Code ~ion 1115. Rt-gl~tering Was· tion 2 of this ordinance. reeular meetings at lea.t once a the appointment ahaJI be limited fled perwona available as deter· vene In rerular or apedal meet· but •may not be Mpealed 0;
rcmt.a DPmands w. ananta Dt>·l "Layoff". As an economy meas-mont h and such special meetings to these eligibles. mined by competitive examlna· lnp for t.ha purpow of rwiewlnl amended uoept by a majority
· unr ure. the separation or an employ· call f th fcl Actlne appolntnwnta. In tlon. Qualltlcattona belne sub· llpJ)Mla ot re.,u_lar efnployeea aa vote of the electors voUna there·
mands on the City Trecu ~ bera~ of lack or work or as are necessary on ° e th~ absence of an employrnf"nt atanUMJy equal, preferen~ ahall followa: Any rerular employee on at any ~neraJ or apec:lal mu·
which are not paid Cor Jnck of I lack of runds. chalrtnan or a majority of the list for a class, a vacant po~ltlon be &lven to candidates In the In th~ Syatem who hu bet'n lUI· nldpal election. A majority of
funds shall b<' reglstert-d. All reg· .. Open recruitment ... A recruit· members of the Board, and to In that cJaaa DU\Y be filled by an Newport Beach Fire and Pollee JN>nd4td, demoted. o.r Cl.t.cbara-d two·thlrdt of the electon votlna
Jstered wa:mmt.a demands shall I ment that Is not restrictt'd to City ::t t~a=~~o~~ ~~ =n: acting appointment. No credit Departmenta who quality und•r may, within a pe11od of nve daya thereon 11 nece8UJY f« the ap.
be paid In the order of their reg· employ~s. the members of the Board •h.all shall be allowed In any exa.mtna· the Nlectlon process herein de· after web action. teQuat oC the provaJ o1 any a~t or re·
lstrallon wh(>n funds thereror are .. Original appointment ... A per· f th tlon or the eatabll.sbment ol any .crlbed. depanm.nt head • wrl~n &tate· peal that wtthdrawe any depart.
available and shall·bear Interest son''l first appointment as an em-constitute a quorum or e employment Hat for aervtce ,.n· 1'bb .ecdon ahall not be C'On· ment of the rea.o .. fOf web ac· ment. omoer or employfoe fJom
from the date of reglstraUon at ploy~ of the Clt)l or Newport transaction of business. dered under an actin& appoint· •trued to include the po&'IUona of don. ~ ~t head ah&JI the Syatem.
such rate u shall be fixed by the Bea<'h. I b) Rules and Reeulatlon.s. ment. Pollee Chlef and F1re Chief 1n O..m.l&b auch ltatement within SP.CTtON zt PENALTY FOR
City Council by resolution:· "Pennanent position ... A posl· To recommend to the Clty Coun· (d ) Temporary ~ltlon&. Ap· tbe S,.rnn. OYJ ct.,_ thtfatter. :on.. employ. VTOLA'ftON. Any ~ who
"Se<'tlon 1117. Independent tlon that 1s expected to exist In· ell, after approval by the Cl'>' polntmenta to temporary ~J· (b) SeledJon ~. The It· .. may, wtlhln ten .,_ tJMN. vtolat. any o1 the. provlalo011 o1
Audit. The City Council shall dertnltely. .. Attorney and alter a public tlons need not be .,_de from ml· Jertfon of the PoJI('e Chltf ,and alter, m. a written annNr to thls Ol'dlnat~C* &ball 'be deenwd ~mploy at th~ beginning of t>ach ''P08Itlon . A romblnatlon or hearlnl thereon. the adoption, ployment lllts. Plre Chid ahaJI be rnac:le by t1M wc.b reuona wllh tbe 8oald.11M piiC;)t ot a m1acitmeaoor an4 n~Cal y~ar, a qualified <"ertlfled curreont duties and responalblll· amendment. or repeal ot RuJ (e) Appointment durlnl aua· City Manater from amona tbe Board abaiJ within t11'Wita ~ upon coon'VkUon tJJereot M be
public accountant who shall, at ties &MIIned to a sin11e employ· and ReculaUona to implement Pf'Mion. Durlna tM per10d ot c:and.ldat.alwhoee naro.. appeu l.a\wttaat. Ute CUI and eball P'inbbed u ~In the "ew·
such time or finMoos as may bt> ee and perfonned on either a the provblona ot thla Ofdlna.nce. ~lon of a ,..war employee on an open employtneont Hat I« .:MdWe • bearlnl. The JMoari"t port ae.th Nuhld,al Code for
1 pecWed by tM City Council. fuJI.tJme or part-time bull. Aft~T adoptton by rnotSon of the from a poliiUaa or pn41na ftll&l the claa Soch l1lt aball bt eN· abll be a doeed Wtlna at the vtolatloiw 111. II&Jd code
and at au(b. oth.., times as he ''Proba Uonary .tatua". 1'hc sta· Clty CouncU. such lblJea and action on ~ to NYt4rw ac.c! N a NA.It oC an cumlna· reca~ o( t.he .,....,__ SIIC"'10R Jl. I! I' pi: c T ( v £
ahaJJ detennlnt. •:xamlne the tua of a person who bu acquired ~atlcms lh&JI ba" the r.otce the~ dlemotl~ « dla· tJon CCII1IIISIIU.na ot a written wt SIK:'nOJf 15. DEMOTJOJII, DA'I'Z. ,_ .. ontloanc. .Ull be
boob. rtCOrd8. Inventories and a probationary appointment. an.d effect of law. ma.&l ola NC\llar em..,... tht Wllal'l_. at 50 perteftt aa4 a llJSPiaiSJOif AJm DIICJU.IIGZ. lftiectlft .., ciii,J1I.,.... u.e e.u·
reporU ol aU ot11cen and ~m· "Probation perfod". A workln& (c) API* II. To recetve and ~Uan rnay be fWe4 01\lJ by u qun&:.UoM •JIPI'81eaJ ._ ... .,, • .,_ Ia .. ., ........ 7 M -..a.:Jo=-:;' dftirild'* tMt It P~ who J't'Celw, bandJe or test pertod that a. ~rt of the hear appe.a\1 wbmlttec:t b1 any ac:ttna appof"tiiM'nt. at eo pawot The mJ.Dblll ... w l'tH~ • s 1ndlcl. ,. -... wu 'i 8 naaJorlt1 .,..
dlabur.e public tu11ct. and o( all 1tlectlon ~ and cJ"rln1 pel"'In ot any appllcant or can· (I) Tra.nllfea. With tha ..-~ aww on e.cb ,..._ ....... oatr • ua. ~ of .._ ftedOft ftUnl tlMiiNiDe at
•udl other omoas. ~or whJeh on emplOJM ts nqutrecJ to dictate for a J*ltloo tn Uae Qty P'Vftl ot tbe CtT ... ..,.., a.n of tbt. UUftlnaU. liMO ... 10 11 ••:.:::::; .. •'7: lndld· ttw IPidaJ llininadpal ~
departm«nta .. the at,y CGuncU demoaltrate hls nme. for the entplDymart relattft to odtl.na.l tm.PiOJee IIIQ be ~ ...-n~ .-:r; •411:::::::::-;--.... ; miMi • tl:t; ceDid IDr KOMBw., IM."' maJ dlrtct.,.. toOO .. ~~ doU. of Ute palldon to whkh appoiAtment, pwomodGa~ dl8mJia. fran~ OM piQIIttloft to &.DOtt.r. ,.... wrtHID ta.t :-n M ,... ~; artanw. .. -. DeW~ •J::.'*lL tta ::,.~ ~ =.r: = .. ~ ~~ ::-~=-~ ~~ ~aa:.ta .. ;r. :::-:.:.: r .:. .• a:.=; ::-..=:..·cal·~..... ;,7 .. '*' ... atJ.:
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LAaOUTS~Dr
'ftiZ COASTAL AUA
. U.e MeMahont Euiv T~rma
·~ Ill W. 111'1111'.
OOITA ICDA-10 IJMl
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ENSIGN CLASSIFIED
SEVENTY YOUNGSTERS who completed the
smell ~t hondling closses held ot the Balboa
Y echt Club during the lost 2 yetlrs were guests of
Harbor Mester AI Oberg et e w•ener bake lost
Thursday evening at the L St. fire .nngs on Balboo
Peninsula. Here John Duke, vice-commodore of
the Bos'ns. presents AI a cowh ide leather wollet
in eppreciotion for AI s work in conducting the
so fety afloat courses.
jPhoto by Mrs. Petr d Shepord)
Building Total Almost
Past $12 Million Mark
TH~ llOLJO:
I?>LOIIER
CContlnued from Pagt> Nlmot
an S85 paddleboard !rom has car
In the carage at his home. 109
The building permit total for
the City of Newport Beach hu
climbed within $50,000 ot $12
million, and by the end or th la
month may uceed the $12,393,
551.95 recorded for all or last
e MEWPOBT BEIQRTS Diamond Ave., Balboa l!>land ...
Pernel Georce Barnett, green-Mrs. William Howell aatd she
house at 518 Fullerton, $6,000. was having skunk trouble at her
• B •• •oA co~· home at 618 Marigold Avp. Co I
ft6oe .,._, rona del Mar ... Tht' Allt>n Shop ~ Max Cawthon, shelter for
..
roa a.u.a
PIANO .tr OllGAlf SALE, Stftln-
way Grand lib new blr aav-
lnJ. 12 other tJne UNci Grandi .
Chtckerif16, Knabe, 1. Doll,
WurUtz.er, etc. Priced from 1395,
Sd5, JS95. 3 yean to pay,
SchmJdt·Phllll.-. 5lO N. Main,
Santa Ana, Since Ul14..
PlANO A ORGAN SALE, il&ili-
mond Cbureh model oqran.
prtced to aell. Schmidt-PbUlls-, ~ No. Main at 8th. Santa Ana.
ME l••r
400/o II llo/o IH
NO DOWN-TERMS
RIEITME
Wbole&a.J~ price for
BetaU eu.tomua
WI£ lYEII
UNION SDVJCZ
Avocado 6 <:nut RJJhway
Corona del Mar
Next to Jamaica lnn
ORiole 3 -3.320
PIANO lr ORGAN SALE, L.t»ed
Hammond Spinet. an excellent
BUY. Schmldt·Phllllps, at 6th
and No. Main, Santa Ana, £s:
tablished 1914. heater. 29 Balboa Coves, $50. at 3450 VIa Oporto, NPwp<>rt '
year. e t7PPEJl BAT AJIEA Bearh, reported mert'handlse val -------------
Building throughout the <'lly Is Phyllis Stello, swimming pool. ued aHt$84 shoplift('~' . . Lawr nRES
still affected by the summer dol· 1106 Cambrldre. $3.000; Russell enre arrts reporte .. a po.-..~iblt>
dru I h Lockhart, swlmma'ng pool. l739 prowler around his homP at lfiO'i' ms, but expectat ons are I at · 1 o H' 1 there. will be a consldt>rable plC'k Tradewlnd . $3,000 Htgh and r., Harbor tgh and<~ .
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EWPOBT BEACH between 3 and 4 am . . :'o-1 r<1 up before the month is over. ,...__ M F d r 309 N Following permits were assued: 8. E Hottinger, demolish dwell-'-""'r&e c arlan o · • ar
Jng. 201 19th St., $100; Mary <'L'i.Sus Ave . Corona dPI :\1ar was
• 111VDfE TEUACE Jone'!, wall and addition, 300 taken to Hoac Hospatal "'Ufft>ring Ralph Smith, 1-unlt. 1 story ove dou f sJ~p ptll dwelllng, 1827 Sabrina, $40,165. 34th St., $3.800: Duncan Hardt><;ty, r o mg "
sia n 3112 Lafayette, $2.000: GPr· e WEDMESDAT, SEPT. 3 e BALBOA ISL.AJfD trude Fowler, repair building John Klf"ber. 2515 \'1.,ta Dr FACTORY BLE~ISHED L. E. Batrheller. 1-unat. 1 story damagt>d In auto acctdent. 2607 Bay Shores was arrMtt>f1 on a
dwelling, 2f11 Garnet, $13,750: Newport Blvd.. S1.500; Robert <'harge of drunken dnv1ng . . Sho, Eye...laHJ EJse
Harry Sykes. demolish 1 -~tory Dec.-ker, fen<'e and gate, 219 36th ~1rs Samuel Moad report~ holes · 1 J• t
structure at 113 Jade, leaving 2 St.. Sl50; Joe Abney, repair comer shot an tht> window of ht>r home JHrll SE£ US.
story dwelling In front, SJOO. damaged in auto a<'<'ident. 4300 at 1 Wl Prlsdlla Ln . Harbor 1;.11
NEW
TOP QUAUTY FIRSTS
or
roa BALJt
PIANO A<'C'Ordlons, 120 Bus.. Big
Barcalna from $87, like new.
Schmldt·PhJlllps, 6th and Mam,
Santa Ana .
PIANO 6 ORGAN SALE, 6 beautl·
tu.l Spinet Planoa aJJ perfect.
Map~. Ebony, Cherry, Fr. Prov.,
Blonde: tome reposaessed, rent
returns, trade-Ins, 2 allghtJy
dam&fed In shipping. Save up
to $275.. a years to pay balance.
Schmldt·PhlJllps, 520 No. Main.
Santa Ana.
PIANO 6 ORGAN SALE, repos.
lt'INied Wurlltter Spinet. hurry
to see this. Rent new Spint't,
~elect your flnl&h. Schmidt·
Phillips, ~ No. Main, Santa
Ana.
U.AL &STATE 6 aEin'Al.S
Top Job op~ &Ja
ICen and Womea
UO Tu.un-Newport Beedt
(aero. from All·Ameriea.n parldn.r lot)
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
Be Sun To Check Wlth
.IUIEFIMII
&a,II,•Mf ipiCJ
402\i 32nd St., Newport
FOR RENT: Small turn, apt , Jiv. ORiole 3-4680
Inc room with Hide a -bed sofa. PART TIME DISHWASHER 2i21
C"'mplete bath and klt<'hen.
1
E. Cout H\lr)'., Corona del Mar
Utilities pd. $57 mo., yearly IITVATJOKS WARTED only. Garage available S8 mo
OR 3-5784, no answer. OR 3· DAY WORK -Harbor Area. KI ~ Local ~ference.s request· 3.5002.
.t ----------------------WINTER RENTAL: 2 bdrm. house NJSCELL.AJfEOt7S
and •ara~. ~place and !.a. RENT a Hammond Spanet 0 r¥an
hut. 225 hart, Balboa laland. tor 5 weeks, onty $25 and cart-
., lncl. utll. OR 3-0438. age, includes private lessons .
BALBOA ISLAND North Bay., Schmadt·Phllllpa. 520 No. Main
Furnished 2 bd..rm. apt. winter at 6th, Sant& Ana.
rental, S100 mo plus uttl . 224 ~,PLAy THE ORGAN without lel>·
Garnet A\e . Balboa Island I sons . call today tor free home
OR 3 i586. DEMONSTRATION of the HAM·
CDMRENTAJ-.2bedrms .. fen<'t'd 1 MONO C H 0 R 0 0 R G A N.
patio, newly di"C' So of HY.'Y Schmidt-Phillips, 520 No. Main
Unturn. $87 50 plus uta I. Wald· at 6th, Santa Ana.
ron ~alty, ~ Marine. B. I 50 PIANOS WANTED, ~y h igh·
OR 3 1730 est cash price or swap for Or·
CLEAN AND ATTRACTIVE un· gan. Spinet or Grand Piano.
tumish~d 2 bdrm duplex with Schmidt-Phillips. 520 No. Main,
garae~. gardt>ner auto washer. Santa Ana.
mangle, TV antpnna Stove. r?· -------------rrlgerator and drapes avail _PEaSOW ___ AL ________ _
able Adults no J)f'ts no l~aw
620 A•·araa. Corona dPl Mar
!'llCELY f"LR!'\ISHED 3 room
barht>lor apt ""lth garage utJI
ltles ~ld 325 Orr htd Corona
dPI Mar -OR 3 i0!11
URGE AITRAC'TTVE wpJI fur
nash~ bedroom Jn<'ludang 1 ~
bath for rmplo\ t>d lady, near
be<trh May re! br..-aklast Ref-~
e~nces f'E'QUiN'd OR 3 2Sl9.
ROOM AND BOARD for oJd~r
people. No J)f'n.stoners. l.E 9·
6838.
• LIDO ISLE W, Balboa Blvd., $100: James Highlands . . Ma ud Hol'llngN ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!j Everett Kruwell, addition, 111 Sha!N, new ft>nce 312 36th St .. reportt>d a rar owned by Dalt> ~ Via Lido Nord. $1,000. SIOO: Service A!loat, addition for I Paislt>y of Fullerton rl>ll<'d from
FUR.'IISHE.P APARTMENTS -a47 Fullerton Ave..
Good Joc-auon. pleuant ~ur· Costa Mesa. Calif.
roundlngs. 610•.. Margu~rat..-, Midway 6-33H
w._. will not be undersold.
e BAT SBOBES boat sale!!, 201 E. Coast Hwy., an adja~nt rarport 1nto ht>r
H. T. Hansen. awning. 2591 S1 .500: Gertrude Fowler, repairs., house at 1817 Balboa Blvd. New HDIIIUEI'S Ave. Corona de-l Mar u no ANWer c:al1 eown!np. BEAUTIFULLY--FUR~N~I~S~H~E~D~'3 ---~------------~~--bdrm hou.~ in Balboa. w w T1lADE Bayshore' Dr., $400. 130 31st St .. $200. port Bea<'h ... A trarL"oceank RICHFIELD
---------------------------radio valued at S250 wu !'f'portt>d ORaole 3-9728 'I d• G • d I t H I p t I stolen from a boat ownt'd by ' Coast Hlway .tr Polnuttla Av~
701 .. a:\:1~-,......,ft n Ian u I e s 0 e p u 0 n ~~iec~~~~a;a~t~r:~ ~ fr~~~~~ I Corona del Mar
rar~t i ng. flrep1a~. modern -----,,=-=.~,~.~E:--1:--,1=---
klt.. carage. yearly rt>ntal.
ORiole 3·0167. ,_ IN Wllcll
IIIO'W ITADI 7:00 •.II. YMCA 8 kf t s t 27 Christian's Hut ... A r~ktent . PIANO .tr ORGAN SALE El . rea as on ep • reported someone had been pJay. tronlc Spinet o-..ns· Lo~ 1·2·3· or c aoo~ OFFICES or JfOW ft.AYDIG TIDIOVQII &AT. lng darts with a do& and lett one ·•-• --·.r· " .,..
BtJSIXESS a.Ein'ALS
Dorothy McCuJ~re Faa Patker of the d&rta ..UCklnc In the side Map~ Uke ~. many others, aultes for leue. New KASTEBS In WaJt a The fourth annual Oran&e ooatume. tor thea council meet-Ocn.n Ft. .. ve more than half prl~ on BI..OG.. CDM. FA heat. carpet-~ "'OLD Cout Y.)(.CA breakfut wUJ be lop.. of the dot found on W. · some. SclunJdt-Phllllps North Inc and parldn-. 436 H~Uo-
held hom 1 to 10 a.m. Saturday, Betw~n meetlnp, the boys Newport · · · Pollee otflced Tom Mal t 6tb Sa u A ' trope. OR 3-4120. In Color; al8o Sept. 27, at Richard's Lido Mar· and their fa then~ go on outinp, Grams heiJ)f'd sherifrs oftace ___ n_a ____ " ___ na_. -----~----------Walt_p_!s~ ket. It was announced thl.s w~k hlkH, trips and camp-outs. Every quell a (raras at CrystAl! Co\-·e In .. SNOW WHITE AND by George Thomas, brt>akfut 40 days or so. the entire family which 3 Westminster brothen~. THE SEVEN DWARFS.. chairman. Is Invited to a tri~ pow-pow. A Jack. Wayne and Brul'e Hooker,
In Color The Longhouse Coun<'ll of the program 1'1 prewnted for the 22. 23. and 24. Wt're battling Pat
-------------1 Y Indian Guides has voted to set morn.c; brotht>r"' and sasters who rl<'k LAine, 77, Torran<'e, and
St7Jf. -MOM. -T11ES. up an elaborate display to show may 'not be an the Y Indian I .James Chason. Lomita.
\Vllham Holden, Jennifer Jones samples of Indian craft work,l guldec; e TKthtSDAT. SEPTE.MIEil 4 .. LOVE IS A MANY rostumes and tepees or the Carl Ht>adin« up the local n~w Gerald Hoff, 40, and Dfolores
SPLENDORED THING-., bou. Klckapoo and Costa tribes tri be" are th~ followina: Jim Eu-J Hoff . 40. or 954 L1ndt>n PI . Costa
This Y Indian Guidt> program banks. Chi~f Crazy Horse of the Mel'&, wPre arr~sted on rharge<~
In Color; 1.s made up of 10 fathers and sons Canbou Trtbe; Shy Ntxon, Chid of drunken dra\ ang . PO"tmac;.
These City Fellers Can Enjoy
Some Joys of Country Life
There's no nHd to fo!'f'go farm haH• produred, as you <'an Sf."t' 1n
ltle Just because one lives in the thf> a<'t'Ompdn~ lng pl<'tur~ of the
rJty, esJX"('Ially when one li\'es hugt' pumpkan~
On a ~ Hamilton
Ubenl aDowa.ace, -..............
1 E WELEa
31.23 E. COAST BWY ~ CDM.
SDIVJCES
JOH~~'TONE'S .... We.,...,.
u !Jed Auto Parts. nres
We Buy Can and Scnp Metal
UBEl!TY 8 -7013
2075 Placentia AvE' .. Co5ta Mea• Lu<'llle Ball. Desl Amaz who meet twice a month In one BarP Claw of -the Kackapoo Ttibe, ter H P. Thay f'r reportf"d som~ "TilE of the homes and hold programs and Dan Al<'a la, Chief Big Blark one went to a lot of trouble to L G ONG TRAILER" on the theme of the American Bear or the Costa Tribe. IPt the atr our of a number of ON ' L Indian. Boys and dads take on Representatives from these 3 baryde tiN's at thP rt>ar of thr
1n thf' salubrious atmospht>re of HE' rpah.ted onE' apple this
Xewport Harbor. say<: Hueston }edr an aprarot or oto piPnty ot
Harper o! 238 Tusttn A\'e., New-~ blackbt'rnes. peanuts and toma Painting _ Decorating
port Heaghts. toes. Y.atermE'Ions and. of rour<:e. PAPD IIAl'fCING
During the past 2 years on tht' pumpkan., ~'~'iii'::ii*iZ*iiiln~'"i'Ci~iligir'ii'i*iiEii:Mi!i'i; ilinidilaini.niai rnesiiiiai nidi.weiiai riilinidilain tribes have-decided to begin an Newport. Bearh Pogt Offi<'t' intensive Y lndJan Guide mem· Sally 'i o u I d rE'portl:'d -c;kunk
bership drive In Corona del Mar trouble at her homt' at 5.>2 &-a
only part of a sixth of an art(> I ~\nd hkf:' thf' farmer or lar~t'r GEORGE BURJCHARDT
lot at Tusttn Ave . and CK-ean arrpag~>, hE' ha., h1s ptlfPN'f'l', too LJoenMCI Contnctor
V1Pw. hr has plantt"d pumpkinc;, ~to .. tly tht>) t.lk(' pumtJkan"' a nd l897 Oranae Aw. eo.ta Me!' • J)f'aC'hE'~. orangt'.,., lemons, ta njler· wa tNmt>IOnl', .,.'\~ !> hts son SIC'\ P Uberty 8-86:28
SCHOOL DAYS
BAUOI ISLIID SPORDIII ao•s
etten
•
FOI TIE IIILS
a,. Sills -J•llr liP -liP Weel Wll·•• S.1 -111111 'PF' a,. s~a ...
Swutlliltl
Balboa Newport, Costa Mesa and ward Rd., Corona Highlands · A persistent burglar who trlt>d 10 Huntlngt?n Beach, starting the doors in the building at 33.'l.1 VIa
last of thas month. All the schools Lido, Newport Bt'arh. found thE'
will be, !'Ontar ted by the Orange tenth orlf'. at thr offtt'f' of Or.
Coast '\ .~ C.A. In an ~ndeavor to ~rge Hodgr<~. openable. $20
1nt>s, appl~. aprirots. avoc-adO!'.t who thtnks thf' "' ort' of pump ----ALL TYPES OF---
ftgs. peanuLc;, blarkberrres. to· 1 karL'! make quitt> a lllhow whrn ......... ,li.C ~.;...
matOt>s and watt>rmelon.c;. thr~ arP spoiiPrl arouncl somP 1-a' vwpp ...
And many or hlS plant1ng'l fiend 1urn stalkc: '<h<>< kl'd up or. • Fast Color Film ~rvl~.
Invite dads and sons Into the fast t k n· all the other offl('(' M th w·lt growang nationat Y program was a e · 0 e r 1
I The local Y Indian Gutdes .will doors showed c:ignct of . attempt<~ I
help !ter\'t> dunng the breakfa.c;t to open them. pollee c:ald 8 G I d t
at Rlrhard·s. and tht'y will ex· e FIUDAT. SEPTEMBER S 1 e a 0 I plain the program to mothers The Bay Qut't'n that usuall>
and !a tht'rs an,terested. Tickets' haul" Slihl~r<l around the har K Th•
for the breakfast may be ob· bor, took oft on II~ own for a now Is
1 tal ned from any Y member or by lonely (TUiq-, Stt'\(' Lear of 900 I
phonlnc the Y at Kimberly 5-Cedar Pl., Costa Mesa. ~ported One way or another. th~ En
2372 ... Jrvlnt' &><-kman of Los An sign erred.
· geles report~ he 108t a wallet Either the storY that Donald
rontalnlng $100 in the Balboa and Barbara Ward or 2123 High
the !owN part of th<' front ~ arrl • lttovae Projeortors for R.rnt. ThP~ makt> f1neo Jack o J,1n • Model Airplane Su~l~
tern.'!. too Pumpk•n pu~s. no IEIRS e-ra ~
:.tom eta)<~ tt <. t"a~arr to ttu~ 1782 N-.. Blvd~ Costa M--pumpktn In r an<.· ht' --a~s --........ -
Bf"'adt-., h1c: daf1 who tPar hf'S ___ PtwnE' ~ S-7042
ph) •nolo50 and a na tom) at f tr I
a n10r~ Coa.'lt Collejtf', gf'ls Inn
murh fun out or plAnting and
workmg h ts farm" to wort'\ I
about such trifles as pumpkan
Plf' -not with all thO!!(' pea<'he!i
hgs. orang.-s, tangPrant>S. apple<~
and apricots in the otftng
MOVING?
0 :"1"£ MAN A VAN 17.~ HR.
Fannie Sniff
Dies At 67
Fun Zone. land Dr., Harbor Highlands, had
e SATtTJlDAT. SEP'TEKIEa I a son 5hould ha,·e had a Jargpr p 'Ji ~-•
Robert Smith, 414 Goldenrod ht>adlinP -m urh largt'r -or .......... II upnac
Ave., Corona ~I Mar, wu arrt"St· f'ISE> a typographlral error oc
2 men 6 van at mln P.U C.
ratt> or S9.25 Hr. within 30
mi. nme starts at your door.
We deliver min. of 1000 lbL
up to 60 mil~ sam~ day f(X
min. P.L' C. rate. No ex.. chr.
for Sat. Call Newman U 8-2274
or U 8 6430. 824 W. 19th St
Costa Mesa. LowM atorap rates..
Wltla • ~t Booc!
Mrs. Fannie Sniff. 67, of 314~
Iris Ave., Corona del Mar. died
laat Friday In Orange County
Hoapltal.
She wu born In New York City.
ed on a rharge of drunken drtv-curred I The proP<l8t"d bond i!I..~UP tor
ing at Tustin Ave. and Coast Mrs Ward was ~ported u construction or a rounty C'l\ic
Hwy .... Violet Hartwig, 2120 havlng g 1 v en birth to "an ~nter will not ~ on t.he No\' t
E. <:>cean Blvd., Balboa. reported 8Ipound" son lit H<>ai Hospital ballot.
her green half moon parrot lost Tuesday. Aug. 12. I Willi~ Wam~r. chalrm&n or thP , CiOilft.ETE ~Q
... 10 windows ln Boy Scout Without r hf'('king with tht> Board of Supervisor!~, !laid he IDYICZ
a,_ Slill -'PF' • llnlrll D111
•••• u• -ww-.. 111
..... llllrtr -...... , .....
•
ALL AT
0,.. O.Uy I . I -.... ., I . •
oa , ...
•
She had, lived In Callfomla 35
yeara and In Corona del Mar 2
years.
House on Rlvet'8ide Avf'., Nt>W· motht'r or tht>. hospital, WI' think , d~n't ft>el th.-~ ts t'nouah ttmP I FREE ESTIMATES
port Hf'lghl3. weore reported brok-tht' error is an about 73 extra for tht' public to glvP the propo., SltH Green Stamps
She Is survlv~ by a daughter,
Mrs. Forrest Allinder of Balboa
tal and.
en. pounds. <'au..<~ed by th~ ln•dv.r., sal tt\4! attent ion It net"ds. The-Free ~Mitwry e StnmAT, SEPTDI8U 7 tent. ~ddltion of an ~xtra d iKat. 1 boaNI postponed tM elf'('tlon u n C0R01'fA DEL MAR l'fU113EJlT
Mrs. lwy Ormerod, 716 Orchid \\e rt> sorry. til nut March. ORiole 5·0100-2744 E. Coa..~ Hw,.. Ave. Corona ~I Mar. l"t'ported a
Private family services were
held Monday In the Baltz Mortu-
ary Corona d~l Ma r Chapel. Bu·
rial was In Fairhaven Cemetery.
Tu .. en Wei•••~
It I• L••••
More than US hllh .chool
t~uhen and admlnlatratora ~
w.olcomed Into the lt't\ool year at
rattlesnake In her yard ..• A
pl<'kup truck owned by Danl~l
Dawy, 32. of Santa Ana. burned
up on Coast Hwy. touth of Co
rona del Mar ~fore count)' and
Em~rald Bay firemen could ar-
rl\'e .
a ham and alad luncheon at NlraculoWily ''m.aklnc Pt'OI·
Rart)Or Htat\ SchOOl lAst f'rld~ ress'" In Hoar Ro.pl\81 l.a Chari• b7 the Harbot Hlah Parent Hallum, 2& ol 2l't Hanowr Dr.,
Tcactl•ra Assn. Colt& Mea, who •utr red IK'Ond
Ha..rbor UIJh School Pttnd Ud thtrd ~ burna QVeT 1:5
JOMpl\ Hamblet lntrod*" ,_ cat o1 hie 'body In an OJO'·
SIUIIL 15' X 30' ~::£: SJtimming PO~LS ~95c
Ph. Midway .....
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• -w.tt 1b 0 4 .. UiiJIIt en.c:.....e~~.._.
...... 0 ••n... •• , tn&b? ....
MatC'Ol'm Jtetd, new ,_.de-nt ol l'ft blut at the FCM'd Ae.ronutron·
t.be unit. wbo pleclJed Ute .up· lc plant on NAtt'Artbut 81\'Cl. Aq.
pert ol tJ\e PTA to the .ebool ttlll 1&.
•••••••••••••••••••••• .. 701· He b atlll oo the mtkal list.
Jf1hy • 7-lalS ca-. & .... ,
WAln"ED: Jaby san. 2:30 to 5
altel'noona for 9-year·old Jirl.
8:15 mo. lnq\lW between 6 6 9
p.m. 715 ~. Corona del
Ma.r.
fOR SA.LE: BJack ma.le toy
French poodle 5 moe.. all ahoQ,
paperw ~ndln8 In H. Y. Kennel
Ch•b. OR 3·5070 after C p.m.
MG~51 lor aale -very J'OC)d
condJtlon, newly p&Jnted. Call
ORiole 3-4464. 712 Larkspur,
Corona del Mar.
..... .. $21,000
BUSINESS
AUTO
PERSONAL
FURNITIJRE
H.-r Tllrlft ••• Lo•
3700 Newport -OR 3-3700
Newport Beach
• UDO
lfllr.Sanwner s,ecial!
Choice 4 bednn home on large
Jot <67 ft. frontage I reduced
to $46.000. Vacant and we have
key -so take a good look
and dream. Just Phone - -
HARBOR INY. CO.
REALTORS
30th & Newport Blvd., Npt.
ORiole 3-4400
Clift Haven
lot ltuehol.
2731 w. Coat Blpway
Newport Beach. ~
Phone U~ g.....cz;-;
~-U~rty 8-3293
1/1
FOR IEIT
3 ... ,. • .., 2 Ballas
Fin.,_.e •.
3 0• Garap.
Available September 1
$185 Yearly Lease.
BIJ & Beach Realty l•c.
REALTORS
SHE'S ~ OP A MI.UON-Pretty Joan Suns. 19,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Suggs, of West Covina,
has b"n choMn to preside over the festivities of the 31st
annual loa Angeles County fair, Pomona, Sept. 12-28,
where a million or more vbiton will pou through the turn·
stiles in the 17 days. Selected by a panel of competent
judges, she was OM of 11 finalists named by popular vote
from 500 coeds at Mt. San Antonio College. The • •
ing 10 Mrve as princesses of the royal court.
HEUO THERE!
This ..,.,.rty is • fer • YOU
AFTER SUIIER VALUES
a,.. Heae -a,.. a-
2909 BROAD. NEWPORT HTS. The finest of Its kind.
3 Br, 1% Ule bath, tUe kitchen, drapes. carpetinr. lrg.
dbl. gar., fenced. landscaped, firepla~. lovely patio.
Clean as a whlstle. You'll like it-1 like. $19.500. Terms.
5 blocks from new Hughes <HeJipoO location. OPEN
HOUSE Sunday 2·6 P.M.
* * * a,.. a ...
2l9'i Jrl."UL LANE-3 Br. fum., one block of1 Newport
8l\"d.. aa 22Dd St. NN.t schools markets, transportation.
Staa:n ll.UOO. ~OPEN .SATIJRDAY 2-6 P.M.
• * •
CB,a.nrncC W'A'I"EElP"''n FUlll'fiSHm ROME. Pier 6
~ E8Q. pano. $42.000. Terms.
• * •
BEACH B0t:5E. Sl~ .U tumuhed. Sum~r Income
.-as $4.85. R 2 lot. good Investment. $12.000. Terms.
• • *
LA.ST 5 R 2 LOTS AVAILABLE IN AREA between
Balboa Blvd. 6 Ocean, near park, bay, 6 beaches.
• * *
COAST HIGHWAY TRAILER PARK 18 spaces. Equipped
and operated for past 3 years, under a 20 year lease.
Good terms. Ideal Investment.
* * *
209 DEL MAR-Cozy 2 Br. with built In range and oven
-tile, fenced. landscaped. Near back bay. Owner out of
state and anxious to sell. Down $2.500.
FRIICIS J. HORVATH
1696 Newport Blvd., Costa Me54l
Day or :ilght Phone U 8-1161 3420 W. Balboa Blvd.
ORiol 3-4980
REALTOR
Liberty 8· 7451
2281 Newport Blvd.
116 35th St.
ORiol 3-7187 ---------------------
CURT DOSH, Rllr.
315 MARINE AVE.
BALBOA ISLAND
OIUole 3·7030
Use Ensiga Want Ads lor Besalll
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MAD. Dr '11111 OIIDD ..S YOUJI CIDCZ • CAlli TODAY
ONE YEAR ------Oaly 3.00
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VOGEL VALUE -IlL-.
5 bedtoarnJ. a batha or t btd.roclme .a• .p.dou. I1Mit
quarters owr extra lup double ..,..., Soath ol
Blpway only 1 block to oc.n U4 ewtaimlftl. 1~
y.ara old and ln aparkllna candltlon. B~ bU ra18ed
bdek ttreplace, wall·to-wall ~n1 tJuoouahout.
~ tO!'C:led a1t beat, c~Wpoal and dlahwatbef' tcw ,
your Uvlnr convenience. Han4y patio. Bade ·Yard com·
pletely fenced. Nicely lancbcaped. The only larp horrte
we know of In thb dealrable location for only ..,.,500
wJth euy tenns .
THE VOGEL CO. ~
•a IIIIE
15:00 P.M.
WILL PLEASE THE MOST DISCRIMINATING
544,100
-· IULn AID IIYEITIEIT Dl.
87 E. Cout Hwy., Corona del Mar • ~RJole 3-20'.10 6 Oltlole 3 -2021 ACTOSI from Security Bapk
2828 E. COAST HIGHWAY, CDltf
Phone ORiole 3-3770 BEST BUYS
I C.ul• Be Wr111 -IIIII
This small two bedroom has many years of happiness
left for someone. It's on a 60' lot with an alley at the
rear. Room for an additional home on thls lot. It's clear
and the owner ls moving out of town and will
Sacrifice at $8,160
W. A. TOBIAS, Realtor
MATT LABORDE-Manager
"You'll Like Our Friendly Service"
220 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa U 8-1139
(Across stnet from Thrifty Drug Store)
EVENINGS CALL OR 3·3507 - MI 6-3071
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1 Cl Ell IS l WHISTLE!
That's what you will say when you see thls
l With eleamlng hardwood floors. U-shaped floor
·C plan with pallo In the ~nter, plus a lovely
Illest apartment. Brand new.
~ $21,aG
JJltiJl) ~4 l ro.
ROBERT Y.un:Jt -REALTOR 6 ASSOCIATES
3519 E. Cout Btahway Corona del Mar
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EVES:-KI 2-9747
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LIIE Pill ESTATES
Exclu.slve Up~r Bay Location In Newport Beach.
Situated on a FRESH WATER LAKE bie enough
tor salllne of small boats.
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All utllitlea underrrou.nd · Sidewalks In .
many lots have Back Bay VIew, too.
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Drive out Irvine Ave.
Lots face on Irvine, Tustin, Santa Isabel and
exclusive Heather Lane.
Sales ortlce open dally 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
JlCI IULUI, R.._
LI 8-7933
434 32nd St., Newport Beach
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ORJole 3-9420
ACTION URGENT! On thls top quality 1-bedroom
apartment with one bedroom and bath downstairs
<auitable for bachelor quarters) ... built on rear ot
R-2 lot with ample room for 3-bedroom home at the
front.
It hu.a full :i.car earaJe. hardwood fioors, a very nice
patio -all tor only
IIY I 10• IEil.n, IIC,
REALTORS
1696 Newport Blvd, Coeta Mesa
Da.y or N11ht Pbone u 8-1181
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2·bedtoom, den or dlnlftl room. 1" balM on lot with
wide trontaae Un fee llmple, not Jeuehold). View ot
h1lla, bay and ocean. 'nlla La far ttom the \UIUaJ property
and It will be a deUcht tor ua to abow It to you and tor
you to eee. Excellent dl.ltrld, aa.CJOO.
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AlfD IVJQ)AY-2:10p.m. to 5 p.m. tt by appGIJttment. .. •. .. .., ...
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Has larre living room with tlreplace; dining area;
double garage. Features Include hardwood floor, for~
air heat, hafdwood cabinets, lots of tile, heavy wood
shake roof, a nd ocean view. too.
Fall Price 'II-
Will trade for Newport or Costa 'Mesa area, or sell for
$2,500 down. This Is no dinrbat, but a quality built
home. It's vacant. SEE IT TODAY.
lEI J. WHITill, Raalftr
"Business ls Good"
2969 Coast Blvd. South, Laguna Beach. Calif.
HYATT 4-7269 EVENINGS: ORJOLE 3·5346
SELECT YOUR HOME IN
WEST CLIFF
OverlookJng the Up~r Bay In Newport Beach
STILL TIME
TO SELECT YOUR
DECORATING SCHEME
WESTCUFF oUera fudnaUng Innovations 1n ex-terior and Interior des1an. by the mo.t c:nau-.. et
our cont.mponuy ardlltect.. Every t.ad.JJt;J for the
full enjoynjent of llving La here. 1n an atmc.pbue ot dlplt)' a.od c:bann. ......
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DowD Payment.
$4..D) to SUI()
ma.VDDIQ TI'!1.E TO YOUR LOT
IIIIELS
O~n Dally-9:30 A.M. to 6:30 p.m. -Open Dally
11• WDTCUFF DillE
% mlle norttl ot entran~ to Bayahores
lUinl STUITEYIIT CIIPIIY
Liberty 8-8181 Or See Your Broker
Rill THE lfl L
Willi n.. s•••l laJ VALUES!
* 3 Bedrooms. hardwood floors, opposite school
on E. 18th, Coeta Mesa ................................. .$10,500
* 3 Bedrooms with swtm.mJnr pool on J,s acre
of land ··-·-·-···----··---···· .. ····-·······$18,500
• 5 Bedrooms and Den. 3 laths, Newport Beach,
Brand New! At Newport Harbor Hleh ... -.. .$27,500
* Back Bay, 4 Bedroom.l and Den, 3100 sq. ft. f39,500
* 5 Bedrooms, 3 BalM, Bay Front with Pier and
Float. Exclualve Harbor Wand ···~·-·-· $120,000
IW.T.
400ft. Newport BlVd. (o,pc.tle ~ Boepttal) Knrport Beach
Liberty 8·1817
1810 Pull .&-. ec.ta Keea-10 s.1m
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