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THE ENSIGN
Councilmen
Cite Hazard
A proposal to u~ the waters
near the Corona del Mdr bearh
1
a; a landing ft.ld for an amph1
biou" plane has brought objt'<'
lions from . the Corona tle.l !'.far I mt>mbNs ot the !\ewj)Ort Bedt'h
C1ty Council.
"I t would bt> dl<ilurb1ng to
nearby residents anrJ woulrt rt>·
duce property valut-s," '!81d Coun I
cllman Hans Lorenz wh£>n the
application was recel\<'d by the-
Council Monday evenin~t "H this
ENJOYING the rece ntly iMtalled ~lide at th& Lit-
tle Tot area of the Coroi'ICI del Mar Youth Center
ere (from leftl Norman Marriner ega b'h: David
Marriner, 2 ; Timmy Cooper, II' 1. and Mike Mar-
riner, -4. They are all Corona del Mar youngsters,
and all eoger to ml)ke use of the swings and slide
and the ' whirly bird" in the play orea.
(Ensign photo)
I proje-ct would be suc~!ul there I
would be other applicatiOns, .and
you couldn't deny them "
The applicant, Vincent Pardew
I president of Balboa Air Trans
port Inc.. 910 W. Balboa Blvd ..
said he wanted to land and take
off In the calm waters euterly
UNITED FUND MAJORS for Coro"a del M11r
B.slbo& Island Bay Shores .snd Beacon Bt!!y re·
ce•ved instr11ctions from Mrs. Roger Haro.sc•e
co·ch&irml!n for the residential solic.tat on ot o
meeting held Monday mor"'ng at St . .A-ndrews
Presbytenan Church. Here left •o r ql-• are Mr•.
W R. Dana major for the wederfy portion of
Corona del Mar· Mrs. Robert Ramsay, major t~r
lrv•"e Terrace Mrs Jame' Linderman, me o• b·
BalbO<! lsla"d· Mrs Hardacre· M rs. Willi.sm H~r.
v~ ma1or for Bay Shore~ end S.acon Bey &.,':'1
Mrs. J. R Longley e&d e rly Corona del l~.sr. Suit Seeks to
Halt Election
of Sueervisor .... ......... ,....... ....""-. ............... a-..
w.d • Witt ........... lD a.
Illite lasat • c.ut ~·
day ... ~ the dl)bt aC
Coaaty a.rtr Lyaa wan.:. to
pa.. U. coet.t oa U. baJ.
Jot bMiniM aC tbe oplllloD by
Atty. a... ht Blow1l that a\&dl
em e1ecdGa woaJ.d be Wegal.
Big Treasure
Hunt Set for
Lobster Bake
The treasure bunt will acaln
be one of the bir features of the
Corona del Mar ~er Bake, as
Jt has been In the 8 previous
C'l'lebraUona.
AI Pleaer, general chairman
tor the Lot.ter Bake, wbich will
be put on by the Balboa Llona
Club on Oct. 18 and 19, announc·
ed th.ia week that the tre&.S\11'e
hunt will be master·minded by
James Van Dkye, manaJet' of the
Corona del Mar branch of Call·
tomla Bank.
Permit OK'd
'ANTHONY' PLANS TO
REBUILD AFTER FIRE
I or the east Jetty betw~n the
hours of 8 a.m. and noon. He
also wants an anchored floating
s lip off the beaeh for taxi service.
Mayor James Stoddard said the
noi..se would be terrific when the
plane takes al.f. Our beach area
1.1 too con rested foe a .}andJnt
Deld.bea~ A MIS HI & tn ...,_ ¢' lalla, It 11''t"e&J lO MDII!M...IDII)IIe .:De ........... :wunluaed to c...a ............ wm ota.r trc. Ole die~~ ....... ,. ,....,men-
... IM:IUt ln C.O.W del Milt' u ....._ dation.
the result of ~ tire. lut week. Chief Br~ .. ld w1tneaes at--------
Kkk-oH Next Tuesday
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OK Is Due on
Parking Stall .
Plan for :OM
The nationally fa.moua shop at tested that fire department pol· B D I Workers all owr the Harbor l lerton, a prof~onal oraanl~r Paintin1 of p a r k i n f stalls
3401 E. Cout Hwy. was almost Icy had been followed In both U 5 e ays Area are girding them..~lv~ ot Communlt> Chest and United along Coast Rwy ln Corona ~I
destroyed In the fires that Instances. Firemen &aid Mr. Mo· the.w-days tor the Oct. 1 D·Day I Fund drives Mar ~•wd t~ approval ot the
cauaed damage nannlna lntoldlca had uked them to leave Solved Soon cor the Newport Beach Umted An instruction meeting wu Newport Beach CltyCou nctl Mon·
many tHousands of dollars. the burned shoes In the building Fund Drivl". held at St. Andrt'~ Presbyterian day evenlnr -1Ubjfoc't to the
The ortrtnal tire occurred at so he could try to identify the
1
. The klck·off breakfast will be Church ~onday mornmr forma· nnaJ okay of the State D1' lSIOn
5:24 p.m. Wednesday when a l owners. And !lremen said they Present delays tn bus trans held nexl Tuf'Sday at the Irvine jof"! and captain.<~ tor Corona del of Highways.
new employe, Edga.r Spencer of had warned him that someone portatlon tor Harbor A~ea h igh 1 Coast Country Club beginning I Mar, Balboa lslllnd, Beacon Ba~ Council ~ived a lettf'r from
Santa Ana. spilled some acetone. st.ould watch the building all jliChool students will end thl!l at 9 a.m. All agen'cles in the and Bay Shores. Mrs Roger Hard Bra~n Finch, pi"H..dent of tJH!
an lnl1ammable fluid used for night. week, Supt. Max Russell prom Fund drive will be reprewnted acre. ro t'ha1rman for the resJ Corona del Mar Chambt'r of Com
cleanina &hoes. The fluid spread I Chief Briscoe said that al ·l lsed yesterday. and all Fund workers nre Invited I dential so 11 c 1 t a 11 on. was 1n mf'~. stating that thp park1ng
under an open gu hot water thoujth he wu out ot town at He sa1d that 50 minute morn· to attend charge. stalls would be an Important
heater and lrrtlted. the time of the fires, reports lndl lng watts of stuMnt.s for morn· I Dr Robert Olander, cam 81 n 1 Majors present Wf'ft! M l'"'! W R "tep In solqng the local parklnr
Mr. Spencer suffered burns on cated "tht>y did a good .,Job of lng cluses to begin at Harbor mana er, said that the s~a~r Dana and Mrs.. 1 R Longley for problem. The Chamber N"questPd
both hands trylni to carry the stopping a good hot fire. High School will end with lnaug. Will t! William Flaherty or FuJ. Corona del Mar. Mrs Robert a one·hour parkln~r Junlt from ~
fi.amtnc acetone container out of He admitted the cl08eness of uratlon of a new bus schedule I Ramsay for Irvine Terrace, M~ am. to 6 p m .. exet>ptin& Sundal'S
the bulldlng. the fire hydrant to the buJldlng Monday morning. lames Underman for Balboa I~ and hoJ1dil)S
That fire was extlnrul.lhed dJd result In difficulty In uncoll He uld Robert Sharman, <~U Ocea1 fl'llf Tr• land. and Mrs. W1U1am Har.·e) The Council approval d td not
within lO minutes. Fire Marshal Inc the flre hose before the first pervlsor 0.f transportation. hasl • • for Bay Shores and ~aeon 8a). 1nt'ludf' tht" provision for a one
WUU N 11 r said fire but said the delay was In been workmg full time on solu·l ...... ~~~ Co Cll Captains we~ Mmes. l"t-ter hour parking limit. ln,.tead, am 0 e · 1 sufficient to lncreue the total lions to the problem since the Traphagen, Charles Wh~ler Ed Councal went along with the
But a ~nd tire broke out n d f h fl delays were revealed at last ward Nickertz. W H Van Lanrt rarkmg A d v 1 so r y Comm1n~.
the mezzanine at the rear of the I amage 0 t e re. week's meeting ot the board of I A proposal to o~ratt> a pa.••.<•t>n mgham. John Newb~ugh, Prl<'t' whtch last ~'ffk recommended
bull<Slng at 5:17 a.m. Thursday Several wltnesses dl&a~treed trustees ger tram along the ocean front Mc<"uistlon Larry Darling~ Ed that parkmg meters be Installed
That !ire was also ~lniui.ahed with Chief Briscoe's contention, . sjdewalk. between the :'-lewport Rlt'hards Martnu..o: \ontant, Ro~ mstead of parking ltmll signs
in 10 minutes, Mr. Noller said. lncludlnr Mrs. Leon Rhlneha.rt, and Balboa piers, was turnf'd , Car.er Charles Taylor, Ma.nan Tht> committ~ t~lt that metE'rs
In a conference thl.s week, Lar· wife of one of th• owners o( the down Monday evening by the , Rafferty and Carol Glvt'n produC'Ni re\'enut-and aN les..~
ry Modica, owneT of the shoe re· Butcher Boy meat market. •-I AI-/Newport Be-ach City Council. A pep meeting wu held Fnda~ experu;lv~ to £>nfo~ than un-
pa.Jr shop, and fiNmen agreed Mrs. Rhinehart said she wu on r .. l lfll ..._, A number or nearby propt>rt) In thl" Lido Isle ClubhoUSol' meterf'd parking limits.
that the ~nd ftre wu relrnited the scene before CJremen arrived Cedric Rober'U yesterday dt' 'own~rs protf'Stf'd, sa~ lng that th~ Kits of matenal. m<'ludmjZ Thus. for tht' time bt>in~r. Co·
from the tlrat blast. She said the tire hose became 80 nled reports that he plans to I proposed tram would be hazard· ldt'ntificatlon cards, wert' d\strib 1 rona del Mar wtll hav~ parkmg
Firemen. Mr. Modica and wJt· twisted that bystanders had to abandon plaM for the $2.000,000 ous to rhlldrt'n and adults. ~nd ut~d to workers headed by ~ajor <~talls painted near the rurb. but
neaes arcued foT days after the help untangle lt. She said the "own.your·own" ap.rtment house would depredate property \&I· Mrs.. William Tritt. no parking hmlt sign.s, and no
llre about relative etflclency of attack on tt)e flames took trom on the Corona del Mar bluU. I ues. Gilbert Bell, exe<-utlve oftiC'l'r parking meters.
tlremen Jn handling the first 7 to lO minutes. long enouah for Mr. Rober'U, wbo lives on Udo . or Boy Scouts, explained the need Mayor James Stoddard f''plain·
blue, and responaiblllty of tire· the fiamft to rrow from a bit of LsJe. said his offlee and architect IUTTOJI APPODn'ED for runds ror his and other aeen 1 ed that Cou ncil policy ~~ not to
Tbe State Cemetery Board has men for the ~nd blaze. But smoke seeplnr out of a wlndow. Earl Kaltenbach have been busy F E.. Button. prHidt>nt of tht' <'it's serve-d by United Fund. Install parking mt'tt"~ In anv
approved the permit for estAb· Fire Chief San Briscoe aald yes· Into a roartnc conflagration that with paper work on the pro}Kt Lido Shops Assn .. was appolntf'd Captains for Lido lBlt' present business distnct unless a sub-
IJ.shment of a 140-acre cemetery te~ that Mr. Modica had fin· lanlted outsldt> roof Umbers. Actual work on the alte ln 8011 to the parklna advisory commit 1 at the meetin& Included Mm~ <~tant\al majority of tht> mf'r
above the new re.ervoir near ally aar-d that firemen dLs· Actual loa In the 2 blues testlna is planned for the very t~ Monday night by City Coun· John Carson. Robert Bonner. I chants In the district 11'qUest th~
MacArthur Blvd., north of Colona ch.arled their dUty efficiently. couldn't be determined at prNa near future, he .. let ell, su<"C.'ftdlng Dit'k RJchard. Thomas Pickenna. Keith Michel· mett'rs..
del Mar. Mr Modi had said firemen time bfocau.se ol lnvolwd lnven-The 5-story buJidlna. to be I ~n. Jerry Rleland. William Mes I Other parking problPm.s wt-re
R.c>Mrt Barnu of 2001 Cl.,-St., ldn't warn~ adequately that tortes and s.alvaae factors, but erect~ on the at~ ot the oJd OUT or aOSPITAL wnger, Spalding Eastman. Rob ~nt ba<"k to the Parking Advls-
CJllf Hav~. p&rtnet' with T. L. d d bave a watchman at amoke and water damate loan Penney hom.-on <koean Blvd.. Mrs. Leda Mae Jones l.s out of ert Marshall. Allan L.oelfler, ory CommlttH Monday nl,-ht. to
Duqu• of Santa Ana ln the en-!':. ~~ all night. He .. id ran lnto the thousands of dol· overlooking ChJna Cove, wtll con· the hospital and back in ht'r Chules Lamb and Norman Wat· be coruddered at a commlnee
terprUe. aald they exen:Uecl tbeU M ~ thefe until 11 p.m. ¥td Jars ln the adjaoe~t Petite Ville tatn 32 bedroom apartments de· hom.. at 220 Evening Canyon Rd.. son. mH'ting Wedneeday ev.ninc. Oct.
option on•the land Monday 1n a the nt borne dress shop. Marloa Smart Set slanecf to ~II for ~000 to $8"7.· Shore CUtts. followlna sur~ry 1, in City Hall. Council dela)"f'd
purchue aareement wttb theIr· n we · dld 't warn beauty shop, and the Newport ooo. be aatd. tor an ul~r. It'S Gonna Be action on tht' deactiVIItlnR of vine eo. Be .ald firemen n Health Club, operators .. Jcl. certain nwtera for the winter
More than hall the stock of C • B R t I PI wuon, aa recommended by the
I T h p· k F the ahoe repair abop waa de· ompromlse oat en a an Earlier Than commt~. betauw aubeequent City s ras IC -up ees s~ damal(! estimates ran as OK'd f B lb c A y Th. k ~rnm.~~~~-:: =: Expected to Reduce Costs hl~r.ait=:.O~~~~:.~~n· or a oa oves rea ou 1n ~::r'twiththe~mttteede-
other lhoe repair shop at Rich· Corona del Mar realtor Earl A num~r ot Balboa Coves and lnswa~ broltw &obtn lJnd· nse new retu.ae collection plan adopt the ..-olatJon eat.abllabJ.n& ard'a Market. doesn't know ex· Stanl«Y won a puUaJ victory Newport bland resjdenta ob~-tn caw you have been aay uked bow coo14 tJ» Coun·
wlU ...ult In ~tu ettldenc,' the collection fee. at the Oct. 14 actly wben be wlll be able to MoncSay ~nlq WtMft ~ l'f...,. t'd to thto or1tlnal applications. =~ng ::t., ~tuWMt~ en tum a 4Mf..,. ~a petitJoD
_... bl the CJ"' ot Jrew Cou.ndl ~ rebu.Jid hM Coron.a .Wl Mar W.J· -ladl ,.a~ Cou..Ddl --'n .. vina that tbe area ..,... too con n wee of 11 tneldw.nta uJtJna tor de· and w&.U aa • v . )(Qor lamea Stoddard review· ness, but he lndkated plans wtll ~dfted fbte v ~~b ~ to add that lnaJQ' boats. aut\Jmn arrtwd ~. adivation of m11tera lD tbe ,..__ = ~ ~.;;v:.=..toc!J:: td u-. f• ~that 1\u ~n be n:uu» u 100n u Insurance boat .Us-and ~ at hl.t and cla.lminl th.at the ._,.ta are tNIJht is f&lll~a few mln· pert ~ Pl. ..._ Oatannl
m&tl Jlaftl LOieU .aiel at Mon-...... U.J~Cm: SUS a month for elaJinl can be 8tttll!d. proPd1;)' at th llfo..,_Tel, nae.r causl"-danpr to swtm.meJa and :;:I ~le~ "•ben~":::; decided Co th.la at.
-~· Coandl D'Mitd.._. II&QIIe -~ and bua.neaea Be ..W cutoi:Del'll to help Balt.o. C'A7fts. pollutJon to th~ wawra of the t"CCM&. • to tM Nm.Dlltt.t.
Be wu ~ objedlOJ» far t cau a week. plua 10 eenta ~ ~ adjuatJDent by n. applle&UoN bad been dlan.oel ra.a.d ..,. Walter .._non at Oo· s-r month per a.dclltlonaJ can; ~nuna claim dledl for ahoes made ln the na.D:Me of Lennla Mr. Stanley repu.d that ln t~ :t. fa~ sw;:r• ~~ .......
1'0U cle1 ll(ar wbo broellbt uS) P-25 a montla lot tilt" tlnt unlt fC'!_tbe'te. N~b. tor leiiiOGI'tDa Nntab put u Yftra that theft ha~ l an ' •
Uw ....u. f11 'added admlntatra· ol a analtiJil ~ Ott bust· And tn the JMantlJM, ewt• tc. pr1vate at t401 w. .._.. DO a«tdents and no tn-!!'~~turday iiJecla -!1~ u ClCIIII8; ,...... &M~eo· ce1a a mcmth per .._,. wbo ... ,.. ID84e tbe atwe Cout RwJ.. lad AIGnar s-11· ne. ftl watu poUutlOft. _...._, ta wbeD ~ .. t ~ iilla1lt ~ at u.. eol· ........a utt. pJu. a ta per II.&~ tamoua bJ M'KtJI\f land. 11 .Up ,...... tor s-tva time ends rc. en baa a.ellteid
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SUISCllrTION IATES
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• lET'S GO OVER THE TOP AGAIN
Our community has an enviable record to uphold in the annuGI
United Fund drive . Newport 8e11ch h11s al~ys gone ov~r the t<;>p: sev·
erGI times we have been the first in the sta te to ach•eve t h1s goal.
So . , .. this is just a reminder th.,t it is getting to be th~t time again.
The kid-off is nerl Tuesday. Be ready with your donation when the
fund drive worker comes by. 11nd let's put this over the top in a hurry. • • •
e A VOTE OF THANKS FOR THE UONS
I'm certainly happy to see the Lobster S.,ke being revived, be·
cause it was a Corona del Mar tradition until lad of lobste " cancelled
it last year. A. lot of credit goes to the hard working lods of the Balboa
Bay Lions. who have enthusiastically "adopted .. this event as on annual
project. See you all a t the Lions Lobster Bake Oct. 18 and 19, at the
C oroM del Mor main beach. • • •
e A CRUCIAL DECISION FOR NOVEMBER
More thoughts on the coming election: The most important de·
ci~ on for all Californians is where to place that ''X for govemor on
that Nov. 4 ballo t. I earnestly urge all of you ~o make the nght cho~ce.
a nd Bill Knowland is your man. He has the courage. not always typocal
of politocians, to take a firm stand on a controve f$iol issue. In this case
it i• the right-to-work proposition, which al~ is on the . ballot. M_r.
Knowland has not allowed political expediency to make hom waver en
his so..pporl of the freedom of choice. which is a freedom that we all
shot.l::l cherish. Vote yes" on Proposition 18, and mar~ X ' after the
name o f Knowland for Governor.
BY BUlfSTEJl CJlEELT the six or seven condemned men
BIG PJllSOJf CJIUSB OUT. 1 did were handcuf fed to guards on the
some deferred arithmetic In my other side of the screen from the
check book. the other d ay, and women. right behind home plate.
saw w hen! I wu 801'De 8 dollan The prieoners were kept alonr
over-drawa. and upon looldna at the wall In the outfield.
the mlnWI sum at the bottom of Wh,lle Merken and AndreWI
column of fl,-ul'e$, there flashed were boxing, we could hear t he
through my m ind the day, some crowd roar u though the 2 box
30-odd years ago, when 1 escaped ers were fighting Cor their hves.
from San Quentin with my life. CALL OF TilE WILD. Alte r
For ma ny years the Olympic their mat<'h. they both returned
Cl ub of San Francisco made a to the UtUe dresslne room and
pro!f'<'t of ta king some ot their told Moosey and me t ha t our
athleli<' teams over to San Quen· coach. Spider Roach, who was
t1n prison a nd putting on a pro· refereeing the bouts. sent ba<'k
gram of sports exhibitions, a ball word that our aud1ence was
game. and conducting a track screaming Cor real at'tion. a nd
meet for the inmates each that we two would have to keep
Thanksgiving Day, a nd then our heads and box real pretty,
staying to have dinner with the and if we started to fight he
pri~oners. would slug us both right In the
CLAMMY CLAM IJAJ[E. I think ring.
tha t 1t was the Thanksg iving Day 1 started through the low door
of 1926 that was pla nned to be a to go out to the ring. and a big
vary gala oc<'asion The w a rden khaki clad guard pusher! me
was going to pt>rmlt boxing for back Into t he room but did not
thc first time in the history of say a word. I thoug ht he was
the Ins t I t ut i o n. Other firsts confused so I pushed paased ~<'hedu led for the day's events him. a nd he grabbed me by the
were that the condem ned men ba<-k of the bathrobe and fl u ng
wert' to be let out to see the me ba<'k into the dr~sslng room.
program. and also. tor the first and said, ''All right. you guys,
time, the women prisoners were just gather up your dothes, don't
to be admitted to the hlg yard, try to <'hang~. you are ~.II getting
\\hirh Contained a bac;eball dla· out of here m a hurry. mont! _ Then I began to feel sorry. tw
<'&Use I thou ght tha t because I There wPre more than 100 of had been rude to the guard. that
u" from the Olympic Club, and h k' kl u all out of his by 1 he time the track m eet got e was 1<' ng s
starter!. a ll the men prisone rs. prllson. . h at the lg
the C'Ondemned, about 75 women magJne my s arne ·
pri!::oners and all of us civilians nomlny of .beiDCJ ~ oat oJ
• • h I h Scm Q1M!ltilll were enclosed toget er n t e IIUifGER. 1 came out of the
bag, stone walled enclosu re. dressing room to see one of the
:\faybe the poet thinks that most Impressive aJght.s of my
stone walls do not a prlson make. life· the walls were brlatllng
but believe me. they certainly with rlf1e bearing KUards w bo
can give a very realistic lmlta· were standing shoulder to ahouJ .
tlon of a prison ... and I didn't der along the top of the w all.
like It a bit. The condem n e d men were
Lefty O'Doul wu with us, and marched out under a ht>avy cor·
he had just had hls biggest bat· don of cane ca rrying guardJI, the n
tlng year In the ma jors. and he the women were marched out,
s tood at home pla te, and the atar a nd there was no keeplnt the
San Que ntin pitcher threw to prbonera back against the wall,
Lefty, a nd I am sure that he they stood silently and watched
drove every ball out o1 the yard. the women walk by. A larre
Each tlme a ball would disap· number of thoee men had not
pear over the wall. the prisoners seen a female In many years.
would ahout. "I'll go eet It'' and As we dvllians marched out,
each time everyone would lau&h. the great sllence a nd quiet that
The boxin r ring w u set up on marked the paaaina of the wom ·
the ball d'lamond at about eecond en wu broken. and ~ priaonera
bue and all the prlsonen crowd· kidded WI and oftered to carry
ed aroun d the four aides o! the out auJtcues, and to ahow u. rtnr. the way hom~.
Belna all membera o! the aame Outalde the cates I was happy
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Are )'«* I'OIAI to be aa.ent t.tGm your prwctnct Oil eJjttlon
~! lt you are, JOU ahoUid write •
a letter to tbe county cJe4. Or-• IICIJfA'I"VVIJJI
• ..., eou., c.m ~ .._ u 1 am ._ti,. crecUt to ....
A-, NCJ\IIIIItlal-...... '*'of fill the thlqf I bear. eow\ty •.
lot lie Milt liD • additlli.....,. J*v111or c:aftlllda• ClaiN Ne..-
JIIOU ~ to. ~ ,-. ~· W·t.he onl)'t; til the a wbo • ....... ....... .... \ ... t.lne4 all hla D«"'eSe" 1800 ~exactly .. JW are ,...._. alpatu.r. r o• r h YOluta17
tered. -na. ot-.r ..... ~ N-eanten. Prt4* t• urnatur. by .--..;-!10,.;11-... ..... btl11f11!2. ,........ 8Jl. .......... ~ Ja \be. atbeJa .Jan ... from 25 to 50
I've been thlbk1n'. Mo.tl;r It'• te' .-tt •ftller reaetNI!CJ belnr phyatcally lncapadta~ oenta.
about chancfna your m.tnd. ln with tbe lone, hooked lnatru· Same procedure appUes. \ 1 wonder It I am u unart u J
m.atUn twa•aa. &Q)'liiDW. loolla ..... ~ tM!He raa ee t~••We .,..ldfttr a« ..._ a-.,. I thlaiLL-. Look at tbe doo-•me
like It mlaht be wile to han&" on o( the oae ~dJq the leader. 1 could have made! But on the
to your Ofirlnal lntentlotl. I Wit-!'Gaff ltl G.a It!" cried tJw Lea4· other hand 1 rue-1 had my rea·
ne.ed a MJ'I• of lnd denta, Jut er-holder. --Jt'a too tar out!" aJ. .,... (1) lt wu a ~
Sunday, that have coutderabl.J m.Oit ecreallled the antler. And bav-e a hand tn pu~ • pod
el\hanced my teellnp about tbe the boat CODtlnued to, obi ao T ~i t r· . man on the baUot: (2) u I ....
ttnrt hundl belna tJ\e best one. atowty, move ahead. 0 ~e 1ns rotten ao much~*' t wOQJd e.aw
11\e ~ la •t on a calm bl ue "Claek!" Tbe &Jl&"ler and the ~ have been ~tuttna the t.aJth
aea about 220 c:1ecreee and ten othera wlneed. Then one atood Q t(l Sf d that my triendl and nelchbaN
or twelve mUes off Point ~ with a broken leader In hla hand. n l :,ap U y have La me. (3) J:a.rnlna tbat
which, u every m arllnite know.. .. 'lbe raft," the leader-holder I much money mlrht put me In a
1a at San Oter o. 11\e muUn neet yelled. "He'a ju.t tylnr there." Newport Harbor Toutmuters hJrher Income bracket. (f) It
wu out ln tull Ioree. It betnr With a IQ.la.bty reach, at fUll wtll pt some tips on how to bet· mlaht jeopa~ my amateur :::=~~~~~~~~~:;;:a weekend. There were marlin t rm'a W1\flh. the aalt went out. ter learn their ~ when atandlna, and that would bee&·
around, but not too many, com· n. hook t.ll Into empty water Hany Jack talll:a to them at the lamltous. ·
pared to the weekend before. Ju.t t.hrH tAche. abort of a tired club'a annual Installation o1 of. Anyhow, C a n d l date Nelaon
What 11sh 'oftre there wwen't warrior, who rave a taint aalute ncen at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 7. twned 1n over 2500 nama ju.t to
ahowlnr too well Tbe water was wtth a J"(e4lt tall, as he sank for. ln the Newport Harbor Yacht be ate and Ls now required to
swarmlnr with bait. AI. the tly-ever from alr ht. Club. write tha.e nauwa tbat were not
Ina fish sldpped over the water • If£~ ACAllf Mr. Jack. wbo la a aale. consul· needed In the count tellina them
beh ind each boat, showers of Nope! It'a a wronr thlna to tant for ~neral Motors, Chry11ler Juat that.
lb.-bait Uah came out 1n a ll chan&e your mind. A ahort Corp. and the Allatate Inaurance ~iit:i:t:SB~~~~t;i;t::st;;ijl diNC'tlonL 4/q ma.dLn could eaa-phrase "l'ln r olna to releate It," Co., 1a a1ao the ' local repraenta· I
II)' I'O(IIIt bbaull on tbese tid· would have done It It would ttve o1 a company that make. -------------
b)t21. have been SO easy to anlp the under-pillow broa.dcutlna de· IVJI. -110•. -TO'U.
• QODh£11& lea der. But that, aml&os, wlll be vices that enable the uaer to J1oek Hud.Mft, ae>bert Stadt.
Aboard one of the boata o1 the some OT1IER day. when Lady Jearn whlle he sleeps.' Oofoth¥ Malon-. Jack Canon
of th~m had caught their marlin sure you knew, a ll the time, that Mr. Jack'a talk followinl hla ap· T GELS" fleet was a happy, quintette. Four Luck smJIM again -on ME. l'm Becauae o1 the popularity 'of .,lrh•m ~
this aeaaon. Two ha d accounted Old C. Q. wu the an&ler. Durn pearance last month before tbe • ·-~. -... a.. _ ~ .....
for thirteen to date. The fllth a n· It! Hexed again! Newport Harbor Realty Board. ~~ ... LAD._.·~"v T~
&ler aboard had been running Blll Sexton ureed that re.erv&· ~D.Iio a
ln hard luck. 11\ls was hJs Uth H• h s h I Uons be made by telephonlna A ft.;
trip out for marVJl. So far he 19 · C 00 hlm a t ORJole 3·9240 by Monday. O»W
!i I c M had not had the thrill o1 a single Shut Off From Oct. 6. The public 1a wekome. = = atrlke or follow, let alone a hook· 9 • ,
up. With all rood rracea and a C t t L t For d y.w ,...._. ~ .. the
feeling o1 brotherly a f,fection for F • • R d on r a c e ~ ~ c... OlleM ).tiiO.
a luckless fellow -aneler they told a I rv I e w . F s ~ I
h im ... 11 the rods are yours. If or c 00
there ls anythlnr caugh t today -The board of trustees o f the 1
You're the ONE!" The angler ap· Newport Harbor Union High s • kJ
predated it. It was a gesture tull School District has 1 e arned pr1 n ers
of good-fellowship and un.self· th!t Costa Mesa Hleh School la
lahneas. ahut oU from Fairview Rd. on
They saw fish, oU and on. all which It Ls aJtuated.
day. Once things looked real ex· District Sdperlntendent Max
citing as they stopped over a Russell told the board he had
school of feeding marlin a nd put dlacovered that the Unlled States
their live sardines Into the spot government owns a strip 17 feet
But nothing ha ppened. ~Ide aJl along the Fairview aide
• ACTJOM JfOW of the hJgh school property north
The day wu getting shorter. of the Oranre County Fair·
Still, no actlon. The feeUng of vounda.
another day without a marlin He received a uthority from the
was beelnnlna to clothe the a n · board to neeotiate with the
gler ltke a damp ga rment on a Health, Welfare and Edu cation
la te a utum n night. Just then Department of the United Sta~
some one yelle d. -rbere'a a tall-tor a pant of la.Qfi to tbe. dl.ltrtct. er! ..
LEGAL JfOTJCE
ORDlN ANCE NO. 858
AN ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
AMENDING SECTION 3257
OF THE NEWPORT BEACH
MUNICIPAL CODE RELAT·
INC TO TRAFFIC REGULA·
TIONS.
A $5,176 contract Cor Install&·
tlon o1 a sprinkler system for the
first unit of the new Costa Mesa
Hl&h School was awarded lut
week to the Coast Molst·O·Matl<'
Co. of Costa Mesa.
The system, expected to be In·
sta lled by mid -October. wtll ~
completely automatic, Including
an electronic soU moisture gauge
system that ls expected to aave
the dlatrtct quite a bit of money
in water use durin& the rainy
ae&IIOn.
The board h&d pre-vlou.lY bud· retect $5-'100 tor the aprln)tllna
system, plus 16.000 for planta
a nd landlcaplng.
Planting Ls expected to start In
last October.
O'TD.JTT POLE BtJJDfS
THE ARISTOCRAT OF SPANISH FOOD
AND Da.£CT AILE STEAKS
* COCKTAILS * ENTERTAINING NIGHTLY
'Los C•ambelos'
OvtdMdin9 Trio
~ Mnico
2530 w. c...t Hwy •• N.wport ....
It's the Best M~D
ENCHILADAS, TACOS# TAMALES.
STEAD, CHILl BELLENO, ETC.
Thh one wu hungry, At Just
four o'clock wh ere he stood, ha p·
plly. holding a rod and line that
had a lively sardine on the other
end. the angler saw a linen
thread tighten . a reel spoon be-
gan to tum, slowly at first, then
with ever-ln<'reaslng s peed. .. He's
got It'" someone yelled. The rod
cam e up, the line hummed and
a big bea utiful head broke the
blue surfal'e and waved a sword
tha t aa id. "You asked for lt. Let's
start the fight :··
The City Council of the City of
Newport Beach does ordain u
Cdllows:
SECTION 1: Section 3257 of the
Newport Beach Municipal Code Ls
amended to read:
Thirty dollars damage to a
utility pole at the rear of the
hom e of Mrs. P. M. Henderson at
425 Tustin Ave., Newport Helghta,
was caused by a trash fire Friday
evening.
For .n ,_ pri•tl•t ...Ma. c.en the
Ensitll l'ldlli.ll1"' Co... Oliole ).GIJO.
0,.. s ............. -a.-1 • .....,..
2588 NEWPORT BL~ COSTA MESA
The angler had taken marlin
twtore Thls wasn't his fi rst , but
It was the fi rst for a long time.
In h is mind. even in words, he
had dPCiared tha t he would re·
lease the first one he <'aught th is
sf'a<;()n , If Lady Luck chose to 80
smile his way. In deference to
his hosts, he asked. "Shall we
release It, or shall we try to get
It a board?" There was. it seemed,
a contest on Cor members of San
Diego's Ma rlin Club. All fish
broug ht aboard counted. Released
ones did not So, as the angler
worked his rod and fought hU!
marlin. It was agreed that THIS
one should be ca rried In, tri-
umpha ntly, to the weighing sta·
.. SECTION 3257. Veb.lcl"
oa Skkwalb. No pen10n shall
drive a vehicle u pon any
sidewalk area or any park·
way except at a permanent
or temporary driveway; pro·
vlded. however, that agents
or employeet~ of the City act·
lng In the scope of their
agency or employment may
drive on sidewalks for the
purpose of provld1ne munlc·
Jpal services."
._..fi(._.AM~ ......
PrtiiiiJ ,....
VIRGINIA O'BRIEN
STARTING FRIDA¥. SEPTEMBER 26
ShowtDg •191aUy (.apt IICIIIday) with
i(
• •
tlon.
It was a good marlin, a ppar.
ently ot 140 or 150 pounds, a
match for t he I I g h t tackle
against which it pitted all the
acrobatics. a ll the strenrth for
w hich striped marll.n are revered.
SECTION 2: 11\ls Ordinance
shall be publlahed once ln the
Newport Harbor Ensign. a newa·
paper of general circulation,
printed and pubi.Wled In the City
of Newport Beach, and the aame
shall be effective 30 daya after
the date of Ita adoption.
This Ordinance wu Introduced
at a regular meetlna of the City
Council of t he City ot Newport
Beach held on the 8th day or
September. 1958. and was adopt·
ed on the 22nd day of September,
1958. by the foUowtnr vote, to
wtt:
FELIX ••
At an hour. the runs were
aborter, the jumps showed tiring.
Ten m inutes after the first hour,
t he knot where the double line
began came up-then the swivel
-then the leader. Ah! The Mo·
ment of Truth was at ban d!
Two g loved handa graaped the
monofila ment. The flab wu
tired. Only Ita dead welght
strained aralrut the leader. The
angler released h is drag, put hb
rod ln the holder, ran for t he
raJt J u.t then. 10mehow, the
boat moved forward oh, ao little.
The ton& atrlped blue body, as
AYES. COUNCILMEN: HART.
LORENZ., SOMERS, KINGSLEY,
A1'Kll"SON. HIGIDE, STODDARD.
NOES. COUNCILMEN: NOlfE.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: NONE
JAMES B. STODDARD
May oT
ATTEST:
MARGERY SCHROUDER
City Clerk
lonr u the width of the boat'• F.r .., ..-At, ~ c.a tt..
stem . •lowly swuna away from ~ '"WkWttt C... OlWe uuo.
CARIIB~~ ROPM
LUNCH
DINNER
*
11:30 A.M. to 2:30 p.M.
5 P.M. to 11 P.M.
* DANClN6 AND SHOWS NI6HT\. Y *
boxlnt team, w. were oruy to box to learn tbat It wu not my poor
elthlbltlona. 1be tJnt bOUt wu mannera tha t terminated tbe
to IMP Bobby Andftws and Mlckey proc.r&I'D, but the fact that whUe
Metk11'. MOCIIIe1 MOI!ICOW arld 1 we -.w.re all crowded qether ln
wwre the eecond, and Armand that yard, word came down to
Emanu.el. who had Just won the the wa rden that the prtarontrs up Jfauonal Amateur Ueavywelaht at Yolaom PenllenUary .,.... bav·
Quuppt~Jt. wu to box Scotty tnr a bll riot, and that the ~
lf<"Nftll. kind of a riOt wu plann.d to be -. • ..-. tMir -.. Witt·
Our m..sna room wu • ~ld. ttapd at San QueirtJn. tq tl9 . ~ .,..... a.,.. ...
damp roana oe ..... i'tlh.t belllnd I wu "" haPPJ to beer the but It eeeme t.o me that with alJ
1hlrd .,.._ All ill .._ C!l9tlaa• mae .-a~--...,..,... Ollh lttlt 11 ....... •Ill tlllit iiN ~
............ , -.... ol .... J oertalllb' dldft'f =-_... "'**· """'* ... ,.,. . ~ :;.:._, ~ ._11 =~ :!: ::., ~.:::""" lic1 tNm :;wa:!.t uw ~ ~~·
And you'll look .weet on
aeat ... In front of one of the
long breakfut taba here next
Saturday, eatlna pancUee. .. u.
aaae, butter, IY"IP eotfee and
orance juJ~ ••• Y.M.c.A. (Yam·
my, Mouth·melUna, Captivatme.
Amualng) Breakfut d&)' 1..-
aaaln tor the tourtb yar •.• An
Amateur Show Prizee and Enter-
tainment with 'all you can eat for
50 cent.a. nme for lood trlend.a
to get toaether for breaktut to
support a very worthy cause.
* * *
Nne o.w fn914 9004*
~ •an oi tboe Stoaffen
cbllleM .._. ~ to towa.
ltoaffea the ...-t. a. W.b. the~ tbe ..........
moua. tlae b69 wheel ol 1M
ready to beat Clad eat -· bJ.ave of 9ooctilll ••• Stoaft ..
Wbo'Ye made tbe .,_14 _.t
apiAaCb aDd KnCIID ·-... rio their SplDGda s-m., XttW
..................... e ~ .. P\Jutdl a ._ .......... _ .. ...__
dadon: foDoWtnl emc.ta ..,. "auput ......
elldlil: Jtkhard ......., ,._.. WaDaA» Bwton wu elected
· ltrL A. Z. ~ Vk:ll· ,._tdent ot the Corona del Mar •*'-at; Jlllila JIIGnloa -... Clvie ~ •ucceed.lnc JlalW\ ~; Artto Raapa, ~: Boyle Jr.: oiber Cllf.tlceft are AJ.
dl...etol'8 a-. Glenn Coaeh, Jtu. van Cllmf!DCt, 9lc:e·Pteldent;
pert HendJiclcs. Dr. Dould Yar· Mra. Jo!Ja JlocUc:a, ~;
nell, Mn... Hannah ~ lira. Harold DaYla, ,. .. leetecl trwUUr·
MUon HutehJMOn and B•b Jtk:b. er: dJrectora ant Mra. Uneoln
ter. J(onaan. ~ P\tdl, Blch&rd ~~ C..:•••• Cllty b · Cruteber, Ano Hupa and a.y
-......_ .... .... ...,. Todd; appointed to a tratfle aate-
._ .. ,_, ,...,.... ty committee were WaUace Cal-
defa wm )e pldDad ... ad derhnd, Al )larue and by
.. , ... nrll at .. ht 81 ct ... Todd. Jao.-..a~ .. ..,.. ~.Oct. ...... --
... preperly Uc•_. ad Ml • a. date ._ a apedal
II 1 ' d. ..s =..,. wtU be .-:t1oa .._, ......... tiM Metro-ON HIM rT LOOKED GOOD. Newporl Horbor members when they welcomed hordes of Ex· =-=~~-~~ c /!:-w ~ :!.taa111,!:::_ ~~..: Exchange Club President AI ~Horris. right, gives changeites from the notionol convention in Los tllraa~ cbaft at a ciMdter ,_ ..._,_ .. the dtr bad a... re-radio .tnd tele vision commentotor Wendell Noble Angele' to o tour of the Harbor Areo yesterday.
the aty of x..,...n a..ctu jedld .•• a.-tft I'FI'U of a fitting for one of the sailor hots worn by club Smiling his approval at ri9ht is Mariin · Johnson.
r.-. a-cta Cllld Jaclr Jlauoe -H-.-h-S-h=---~--~---...;_•_•_1•-r -.. -.. .....:.-•• -• ...:_· 5 YRS. AGO =.r~:ac::=:. 19 c oo . ;:,~~-~=::~ District O.K.s 1!2~~~~y e SEP!'EJOD 24 1151 .S.. IOD ol llr. ad M.a. h1l1 E the Newport Harbor EXchanae
Actresa Dorothy Lamour testl· DaftroiQIDaC.......Oneda xpansion Club is Hans DTeier, whoee clas·
fled In Newport Juatioe Court on ......._ ... Ja • _.. • ld•t slflcatlon is art and dealan. He
behalf ot Kay WllJiama Sprecke Jbsl. II, ...,., ..... lliiD ,..._ Newport Harbor Union High wu formerly In chare-e M the art
In the felony usault trial of ..,..ta M!tl9ltloe at Vd.A. School Dlflrict has added Its department at Paramount Stu ·
Adolph Sprec~ls II ... Drllllnl ~ M Ia a flnt t.caa .aa mora l support to the request of dloe. Be has recently started his
of a tideland well wu atarted by -tile watea' polo Cllld awtm the Newport Beach Elementary own Interior decorating business.
Monterey 011 Co. to determine 1t tleaiU. School District for fTeedom to with offices on Newport Blvd..
there 1s a major oil pool off Weat Corona ciel Mar's Goldenrod annex areaa east of Upper New· acrou fTom the Newport Beach
Newport ... Newport Beach and tootbrldee was called a dancer port Bay. City Hall
Coeta Mesa councilmen, In an apot by Mnl. Blanche Quine and The elementary district also ..... ~-..... ====-aiiilliil...., ..... ..., ....
unprecedented j 0 1 n t breaktut Mrs. Beulah Holcomb, who re· has the permiuion of the San I l.orgest ond Most Compt.fe
meeting, expreued approval of a ported to the Ensign that they Joaquin Elementary School Dis· Furniture Store in the AtM.
study Into poalble meTaer of the have aeen boys .. tightrope walk· trlct to annex territory as other I
2 eitles ... "Liberty" was chosen Ina" along the unguarded raiJ· services are extended to homes C.ll f~ f,..
u the prefix for Costa Mesa. lnp of the bridge ... F. E. Cut· planned for that area. DECORATING S~IMCE
which will get dial phones early birth, owner ot Coast Super Mar· On ll the permission of the llb.rly 1-55!1
In 1954 ... Richard Angel, Z7, of ket hu been confined to hl.s Tustin Union High School Dis·
Long Beach drowned In Upper home most of this month with trict is needed now to facilitate I H G ~ I
Newport Bay ... Marine Capt. leg trouble ... Rev. and Mrs. the proposed policy of the ele-0 us I) ~. J ~ r • n I
Clifford Hall of 4.20 Larkspur Perry Shrock and organist Mar· mentary district. I lJ • I 8 lJ
Ave., Corona del Mar, was award· garet Schade were honored at a High school board mem~rs Furnishings for homes.
ed the Dlstlngulshed Flying reception held in the Corona de l pointed out that the boundaries 1 dubs. yochts.
Cross and gold star for daring ex· Mar Community Church upon of the high school district auto· lOIJ w. Cout Hi9hwey
Anr•q~ Cold Sc-rc('n.l.
'T «&\ F .. muv•c.
Jade .md Ptnut.. ...
Pcwu.-, &roru
preMDt ••• Potato. Jloabed ..
Cnam. Wbat a dellgJattUly cUI·
fereat potato to MtYe wttb
brolacS or bclr'*raed ...._
Twaa Jlfoodle C« r I lola. Waraa
tb1a delldou dlala bl • rllag
mould Gild ..,...., .. ~
bl tlae enter. ~ ChJdr.ea.
ConDaDd1zed wiG. a Uttle Sher·
ry WiDe for a CGDdleU,bt bul·
let, or IPftCid out famJly atyS.
by add1Dg canota arrcJ pea.
Swt.u Stealr b1 Sauce. -. per·
feet ~ .. each pciiC1alp.
Cherry t1palde DowD C4b. Tbe
dreamy way 11 W'Cinll with lc.
enam meJtiD9 ner tbe top.
plolta as combat flier in Korea their return to the church from matlcally follow those of the H.-port a..ch
... Bob and Pearl Mansur pur· :..u~m~m~e~r=v~a~c~a~tl~o~ns~·~====~;e~le~m~e~n~t~ary~;:;;d~ls~t~ri~ct~.=====~l ~===========~========================:::::; chased Char's Hen House. 704 r
* * * Don 't let the name Chinese Pea
Pods tool you. C and W Brand ...
are Chine~ Sweet Peas so very
hard to find. The season for fresh
ones Is very very short and they
cannot be found In cans. Now
they are frozen for year-round
enjoyment. So tender, so sweet.
0~ lady I know combines them
with the tiny petit pols ~nned
peu for a vegetable dlah to re·
member.
* * * ... ..... th
.. &....-. ....... .... a'a...., ......... .
.-..w~ua ............. .
...tr spar de Soda a ake b69
fat cdr·tlvbt caa to~ .. t tbe
... ...._. • to aton a fru.lt
caka.
* * * PlaJUI, plans . . . wonderful
plans ... Do you know the Or·
anae Coast Co 11 e 1 e Cooklng
School, so dear to everybody's
heart, Is all set and ready to ao.
Wednesday, October 29 ls the
Coast Blvd.. Corona del Mar.
from Mr. and Mrs. John Holman.
7011; Jasmine Ave .... John Ho·
gan, 52, former owner of Hogan's
Market, died Sept. 18 at his home,
321 Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar
... Orange Coast College won the
football BeUOn opener, defeat·
lng John Muir 13·6.
-Educ:aUon of Nftft1)' mentally
ret&rde4 d\Llclren ln the COWlty .m .. tbe ~J'tople ., ...
()raftp c.iat7 llebaoJ ....,.
A.n. In Newport Harbor Hleb
School at 6:j() p.m.. Monday.
Sept. 29.
Max RuaeU. Newport H,arbor
Union Rlgb School Dl.strlct super.
tntendent. said tM county wants
to ~t rld of the pt'08Tam It Ia
now conducting and wants the
school dlatricts to aasume re·
spooalblllty.
Open ·House
The public Ls lnvited to the
dedJcaUon and open house o( the
new $1.500.000 n..t anit ot Ooata
Meu Htah Sdtool at 7:30 p.m.,
today ('J't\ucsday).
Prfnctpal Les M Ill e r said
tea.c:hers will be ~)resent to ex·
plain operation of the unit which
now has an attendance ot more
than 850 freshmen.
Professional
starting date. And glad news ... o·.rectorv there will be a mornlna and an
afternoon session on the same P'VJI'DAL DJaJ:C"'''D day. No more ~tUna up at alx _.....;::..::.;.:=::..::=-...-..;;-.._""'
thlrty to be usured of a seat . . . rrtendly Neldlborhood Sentee
no more dlsapeolntm~nts. PABKES·BELL
* * * KOB'n7ARY
Non p1Gu • • • ao.n..t Feed 110 Broadway
Pacb are patt tbe ~ •tci!Je a1...tr .. tile ....... u 8-3G3 • 8-34M eo.ta ....
••• auda ct.lhhu iiiidh••t
wacapped up Ia tfll'f ....._ ad
gUtt.r~Av ...... • • • 'Den Ia a
apeckd pedt ........ ~ ......
to "'" ~ a:MtMr a. .......................
blgbaabtwtlllU..m Shg1of
a whole~.
* * *
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SUPBt ANAHIST
TABlETS -· a a~
Ca ••4111111ir
IIOH Ujje$ SUppOrt
Of Riiht to Work Law
KUd·lllannered Walter Knott. rnen, lndudln1 eounty labor
creator of ~nott'• Berry Fann leaden who are abatd to have
and Cho.t Town at Buena Park. their nama known: have helped Alertln1 all )oyaJ mernbert of
waxed tlery lut Th~ when him to raiN ~.000 to buy radio the S. S. S. (Society of StuUera
be urpd membe,. ot the New· and television time to tell why and Stampe,.. that Ll).
port Harbor Board of Realtora to Proposition 18 should be adopted. A m01t Important 1~ aeency
help him aupport ProposJtion 18 He asked each realtor for at which lfUtly benefltl the 1m·
on t"-Nov. c ballot. least $!S In the fleht which he mediate area In many waya bu
He aald he Ll 11v1ne almost said would &lve the unlona back an abundance of clerlcal·type
full time tbele daya to promotlne to their membera by outlawJn& work to be done. They can uae
the eonatJtutional amendment compulsory membership clauaee typjata and non-typists, and that
that woYld make compulsory un· In collective bargalnlne con· means all of you. So call today
ton memberahlp me&a} In CaJJ. tracts and offer an hour or more or
tomla. · service tor this prodlelous proJ· . The unions won't be hurt by
And be -.14 a number ot union ellmlnatln& compulsory member· ectThe Community Volunteer Bu·
ship, he said. The union leaders reau office at 325 N. Newport
will have to build better unlona Blvd., In the Crossroads Vlllaee.
and workers w1JJ want to join. wfll be &lad to rtve you further
Some Individuals the unlona details. Telephone us at u 8-0717
call treelO&ders.may want to bar-Monday through Friday from 9
ealn for themselves, he said. And a.m . untU 12 noon.
they might ret more for them-CVB Is a United Fund Aeency.
selves than the unions can aet
for them. .......... ,.au
DO klid
Complalnta that the Jaw would
violate the rl1ht of contract are
not valid. he aaM. "How many
employers would wllllnely slen
union contracts now without the
threat of violence, strikes and
Interference with deliveries?
Out-of-T own ·
Appeal Made
Letters have been mailed to
more than•3,000 Newport Beach
property owners who reside else-
where, uklng Cor their support
of the United Fund Drive.
"Union leaders aay It will bring
back sweatshops and 'yellow dog'
contracts In which employers can
coerce employes Into promlslna
• not to join a union.
• "Such coercion Is a thing of the Furniture..,. past. And the words of Ia bor
~ "" leaders who say their efforts
.. • have been responsible for raising r Complete Home Fu.rnlah.l.np • wage levels are false. Labor lead
Uberty ~ ..,. ers didn't win present high livlna
1131 Xewpad A'f'&. "" standards. We did, the people
COSTA Mrt... who saved their money and in-~ vested it in better equipment.
Ralph Myers Jr., chairman for
the out·Of·town property owners
solicitation, said, "Our appeal Is
based on the sound principle that
enjoyment of this community by
its part time residents, and the
value of property Investments
here, are directly affected by how
well we do our job of providing
funds for the health, welfare,
youth and other charitable serv-
lres needed by our city." "At our berry farm 25 y~ars
ago during the depression. 25 or
30 women were paid 25 N'nts an J .. J'rl 11••s JOO hour to can bforry preserves ovt>r R
Catar.na a primitive stove The pre~rves
sold for 35 rt>n ts a pound jar.
I d Now with modern t-quipmt>nt. 4 Is and La y or 5 womc>n produre many time<~
DaUy ,_
Newport
Beach
t :M A.ll.
fnMn
s-.tpor& Lao41Ja~
HSS W. Oou&
RJchway
• p-,_ PBrklftC •
the same amount or preserves
that now sells for 75 cents a jar.
And they gt>t $2 an hour
"Thls Proposition 18 1c: no fight
between employE'rs and c>mploy-
PS. It is a fight agaiMt labor
leadE'rs who are trytng to lead us
into socialism "
No Gar aces Y at
For Costa lleaa Hi&h
No garages will be bullt at
Costa Mesa High School for buses
there unW a survey ot the res!·
dentlal dlapenement of atudents
can be aceompllshed. Max Rus·
sell. superintendent of the New-
port Harbor Union Hleh School
Dlstrlct, told the board of Trus-~:;;;;;::;::;::;::;::=:;;::~=:;~~ tees last wt>ek.
;:;; 1 He said the ultimate number of -uoacr
TIIIISISTOR
POCIET UDII
(XO 'I'UUS)
Worlcfa Smcrl..-t .._..
WEJQIIS OlfLT II OZ.
stse Ollly r x s· x 11/4•
A New Concept In Personal
Radio. Ear Phone and Carry-
lnl case OptJonal. Extra.
Dl YIS-BROWI CO.
LI 1-3437
1815 Jlarbor 81Yd.. eo.ta Keea
I STIUIE
375 E. 17th STJIEET eo.ta ....
Phoue EftL & laa.
Liberty 1·7323t Uberty l&olJil
buses needed at the school can -
not be known until a survey Is
completed.
Mrs. Frances Collins, exe<-utlve
se<'retary to Sidney Davidson
when he was superintendent of
the Newport Harbor Union High
SC'IlJ)OI District has resigned eC •
fecti ve Oct. I.
LEGAL JfOTICE
NO. A-31682
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF CAROLYN MABEL
BELLIN, aka. MABEL CAROLYN
BELLIN DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the creditors of and all per·
sons having claims against the
said decedent or said estate to
file them with the necessary
vouchers in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of the
State of California, in and for th~
County of Orange, or to present
the same. wilh the necessary
vouchers. to the undersigned at
his or her place of buslne~. to-
wit:
Harry i. Bellm. r /o Harwood,
Heffernan & Soden. 3355 VIa Lido,
Newport Beach. California, with-
in six months after the first pub-
lication or this notlce.-
Dated September 10 1958.
HARRY J. BELLIN
Administrator of the
Estate of said
decedent.
Publish: &opt. 18, 25, Oct. 2, 9,
In the Newport Harbor Ena1gn.
EGREMONT
PRIVATE lAY SCIIIII.
lfOif·I&CT.AmAJr
Kindergarden
Gract. 1-8 ••••••• 281 Mcmte V".ta
eo.ta MIICL CcdH.
r•pboae MIDWAY 1-1170
Dick Ferda and his brotllE'r-in-
law, John Spere. are assisted in
the OJ>('rallon of Korker Liquors.
whi<'h opent>d 2 wceks ago in Co-
rona del Mar, by "Bud" Sleva of
Santa Ana and Clinton <Calt
Campbell Jr .. who i'l the son of
the co·ownN, Mrs Clinton Camp-
bell Sr of Irvine Terrace. former-
ly of Pasadena. ------LEGAL lfOTICE
No. A-31615
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF ALICE MARIE'
JANSSENS, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors of and a ll persons
having claims against the said
decedent or said estate to file
them wtth the necessary vouch·
era ln the ott1ce of the Clerk of
the Superior Colu1 of the State of
C&llfomla, In and for the County
of Oranee, or to present the same.
with the necessary vouchers. to
the undersigned at his or-her
place of busmcss. to-wit:
Cam lei Janssens. Executor c 'o
Harwood.. Heffernan & ~en.
3355 Via L1do Newport Beach.
California within six months
after the first publication of this
notice.
Dated Septcmbt'r 11, 1958.
CAMIEL JANSSENS
ExC'Cutor of the Estate
of ~aid decedent.
Harwood. Heffernan &
Soden
Attorneys at Law
3355 VIa Lido
Newport Beach. Cali!.
O Riole 3-8080
Publish: &opt. 18, 25. Oct. 2. 9.
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
COM C of C
Plans a Party
For Halloween
The Coft>na del Mar Chamber F a1 of Commerce wUJ hold an old ., ,_ ,.,...... ......... te..
fuhloned Halloween dance party EMit-~ C:... OIWe ...._
Wednetlday evenln1, Oc:t. 29, at ·a ~ tbe Community Youth Center. ypEIRl ~..,.,
'nlere will be an orchestra, en-
tertaJrunent and ptlzea for cua. ~~ttl' •t C:::. turnea. AJl resldenta and ~uatnea • ~""' A J\lolll't'
people ot Corona del Mar are In· .._ TIDE
vlted to the party accordln1 to ._.._.
Krw. T. Duncan Stewart. who 1a -.w:. gtn-•=
In charae of arraneementa. 3011 Xewport m.. •-= ~
tests fuels
for S . P.
One of the most important jobs we have at
Sou them Pacific is keeping our .6eetof 2,000
diesel locomotives operating at peak effi-
ciency. Recently we equipped two locomotives for
standing testa with "hot" or radioactive piston
rinp. Geiger tubes count the particles of metal
wom off the rinp. As a result, we're now getting
infonnation in 6 to 8 houn that ordinary teste
could give ua only alter 1 to 2 yHI"' •. 'I'beee testa,
concluded joint!y with StaDdard Oil Company of
California. tell u tbe e&ct. of d.i&nmt fueU,
lubricant. and hnproted alline put. Oil eDCiDe
operation and wear.
Here is another example of bow S. E makes Ul8
• of the latest developmenta in ecience to provide
better, more dependable tr&Diporl.ation-a com-
plete,modena 8l!l"rice that we'd lib to have you by.
TIN IJ.«t:a Ooldm Empln .rwd 6)'
8o&JtMna ht:l/fc U OM of tM
f~GJMI--proAdlw
,.. ill 1M u. B.lt u C*r Job lo -*A
tAU uilolity ..uA ..,._., rwoet~wftil
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Southern Pacific
MfVIftl the Golden [mph wfttl
TRAINS • TRUCKS • PIGGYBACK • PIPEUNES
..
.
~iss Kathy McAhren of COM 111111'1111 I•II•IJ
Is BricJe of Richard Taylor ~~~ ~n.1~}1~ a. L ~ODIST CIIV1lCII
"Ia Rellaloo on Trlal1" ts the
qu.tlon the lev. Henry R.umua
1r. wtU auwer In tba 1:30 and
11 a.m. Sun~y •rvloe. of the
CommunJty MethodJ.at Church of
Balboa x.IancJ. .............
The Corona del Mar Commun-
Ity ConveaaUonal Church will
hold an tnatructlon peri«l tor new rnemben at the churcb thla
evenJna t'ntundayl. A reception
Cor new rnemben will be held In
the cbweh Sunday, Oc:t. 5.
Newlywed.ll Mr. and Mr11. Rich-
ard Lfe Taylor are making their
borne at 1306 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa.
Cloee rlrl friends ot the bride
received the announcement of
the wecldlna at a patty riven by
her puenta, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
C. McAhren of 5CY1 Jasmine Ave.,
Corona del Mar, on Sunday. The
news wu broken via a jlg-aaw
punle reveaUna their names,
weddlna beU. In Santa Barbara,
and the date. The aroom 1a the
son of Mr. and Mra. W. 0 . Taylor
of Ccsta M8a.
Actually Kathy and Dick eloped
to Santa Barbara on June 25.
Their vowa were aolemnlud
throuah the church on Sept. 15,
when they were married by tht
Catholic Father at Santa Barbare
Mlsaion.
Attending the Mlaslon cere·
mony were Mr. and Mrs. McAhren
Mr. and Mra. Martin Noonan of Jun.IOr Ebell and the bride's uncle and aunt,
CDII COIOIVIfln' CBUICII Downey.
"Capaelty for DLiobedlenee" ~ j t T d The bride wore an Ice blue
will be the .ermon topic of the tVJee s 0 ay ballerina·lengt.h rown of taffeta
D .. ~. Ed·wln Go-'--In Corona del -· k and lace for her wedding, a amall ..... nJAC Dr. Hyman , uc er, superlnten-Mar Community Con~t1onal dent and medical director of the headpiece and a corsage of white
Church Sunday. Fairview State Hospital In Costa orctUds. Following this ceremony,
Mesa, will apeak at the luncheon they took a wedding trip to Las UIO'IJIEDOOD TO MEET • Vegas. The Lutheran Brotherhood will meetlna of the Newport Beach Friends of the bride who at-
od (Th Junior E&ell at noon today mHt at 7:30 p.m. t ay U111· tended her announcement p&rty
membel'8 of t~ California HJa-
toricaJ Sodety are lnvJted to con-
tact WUilam Ottaway, publ1aher
ot the South Coast News, La~runa
Beach, for an application. Mr.
Ottaway 1a membership chAir-
man ror Oranae County.
The California Hlatorlcal Sod-
ety 1a a atate-wtde, non-profit In-
stitution, devoted to coUectlna.
preservlna and d1atJ'Ibutlng lnfor·
rnaUoo relating to the history of
C&lltornla and the American
Wert
h Pa-'-h H f th I Thursday J In the clubhouse. day) In t e ,,. ouae o e on Sunday were Dianne Feather-arms, 4 delegates and 6 alter.,
Newport Harbor Lutheran lu~~~C::,~n t~~m~~n~~dll~g t~~ stone, Karen Waaner, Baba San· nates to the 29th DlstriC't 3 elec·
Church, Newport Helahts. Mrs. Donald Chilcott. Twelve new ford, Claudia Gentosl, Carolyn live mem~rs to the e~ecutlve
GAT JrDtETIES PABT'J' members will be Initiated Into Green, Sandy Coleman, Jean An· committee, chaplAin and hbtor-
The Couples Club of St. James the Juniors. Guests will be Mrs. deraon, Sandy Brennan. Moru~ ian.
Eptscopal Church. Newport, wtll John Lamar. president ot the Barlow, Joan KllluA and Maef'le I Cmdr. Ken Jol}nson said the of.
hold a Gay Nineties Party In the Seniors, and Mrs. Leon Yale, Jun· Crane. flees of chaplain and historian
Rectory tomorrow <Friday) eve· lor advl.sor. H B II were not fllled at the annual
nina, begtnnlna with dinner at a rv e 5 t a election last May, and the other
7:30 p.m. I R R• h I oftloes were declared vacant be
Ebell Season
Opens Oct. 2
T'he Ebell Club of Newport
Beach will hold Ita tlnt fall
mHt1n• at 12:30 p.m. Thursday.
Oct. 2. In the clubhouse, 515 W.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa.
Following the luncheon, Mrs.
John Lamar, EbeJJ presl~nt. will
outlln.e the actlvtt1es for the year
ahead, 14ra. Clyde Johnaon, first
vJce-pJ'ai~nt, wlll introduce a
proaram of muaJe by Mia RJma
RudJna, New Yotk born vtolinbL
u.. fMJpa ~ ... Ol )410.
FlEAS?
PElS
the iorclans
J'dSHOP
S?D&.c.-....... , c:-611 ... .._..oasoa.J.sao CDISTWf ICIEXCE CBUBCJI ags-IC es On Oct. 25th ~:'ceO:. ot non-attendance of of I
The LeMon-Sermon at the p rty 51 t d ~:_._----~======: Newport Beach Chrilltlan Science a a e The "Harvest Ball." a costumt' EXCLUSIVELY YOURS:-wrvtoes on Sunday will speak of . dance. will be the first social
the reality of God Spirit and I Costumed hoboes and mllllon·jevt'nt of the year for tht> Costa FRANK LEE CAPRI PANTS & JAMAICAS
how the understanding of God aires wit~. mingle at the "Rags Mesa Junior Friday Aftt>rnoon I IN BEST FALL COLORS.
brings to the human experience 10 Riches party to bl' glvt'n Sat Club. Mrs. Henry Dorman. way"
the peace and comfort Imparted urday evt'nlng, Oet . 18, In the and means chairman. ls In
by tt\.lngs real. The subject is !'Jt'wport Harbor Legton Hall by !charge of the dance, w. htch ts ~
"Reality." The Golden Text from the Newport Harbor Servke scht'dulf'd for Ckt 25. . '
• Psalms declares. •·Thy throne, 0 Le3f(Ue. . Mrs. Robert Finnegan. chair-, CR 1 ' NEWLYWEDS Mr. Mid Mrs. Robert Will•m r.tum God Is for ever and ever: the Chairman for tht' f'\'C'nt IS Mrs man of the baby rltntr and lS:' e ena s
s<'t'ptre of thy kinadom is a right ' Edward Warrt. A.."Ststtn~; here are "woman of the yt>ar" last year.
B tty Sh f COM WedC. !'ICe tre" 145.61 Mrs. F'or~s StHn and Mrs. Rob has started the fall St>"Ston of FADS AND FASHIONS e annon 0 ~ p . . ert Hodge!!. In <'hargp of de-corat·lthe free baby clinic on th(' tif'it 2743 E. COAST JIICJIWAT
A ..1 I ... llv o• lng: Mrs. Chnrl('!l; Cotton and Mrs. wcond and third Mondays of Robert Tatum Of Santa Ana a ..... ,. IJ llllr f'rE.>d ~wenson. table<>. ~11"'1. ~wis eac-h month. Oalole :1-.-s C::OW>JrA DEL~
D • Dunm~re. t1es and hats booth. ------------for Day Scllt ol n11 )frs. Harvey Somc>rs. prit.es: Mn. FIRST cHuacH oF CHRIST
Church bells chimed as Mr. the bride was a youngster. Mar· Walter Gibson ttrkets, and ~Irs SCIENTIST
and Mrs. Robert William Tatum garet Farnham ot Corona del Among Corona del Mar resl· John Porter J r.: horse rare gamt> HOl Via IJdo, Newporl lead!
walked back up the alsle {rom Mar aang the wedding 10t08• She dents who attended the loyalty Tht> door prize will be 8 3 da) A b•andl of The Mo•l.er Ch~rch 1-a
the altar of the Corona del Mar was accompanied by Wtnlfred dinner last w~k at the Newport '!lay at the Hotel Rivtcra In La: F.,., Church of Chr ''· Sc •"' ''· in Bo,
Community Church. where they Humeston, church organist. I Harbor Yacht Club to start the I Vegas ton Mauachu,att\.
b A 4·tl•r weddJna cake sur-driver for St. James Episcopal · S.,ndey School --q IS""'· were united In matrimony Y " "' s nd s. 1 t-oo Rev. Edwin C. Gomke. rounded by yellow and white day school and mission in Co· OVEllSEAS 010T TO MEET .;.o:.!sda;·e:.n~nq M~t~; 8 00 ::
The bride Is the former Mlu t1ower11 and yellow candles was I rona del Mar were Mrs. W. P. The Women's Overseas Service R .. donq room located at HIS v.a
Elizabeth Ruth Shannon. daugh-cut at the wedding reception held Durkee. Mrs. James Durkee, Mrs., League will hold a noon lund~ L.do. Newport leach, '' open ..... ~ daY' I
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm J. at the church Fellowahlp Hall Kathleen Gooken, Col. and Mrs. eon meet1ng today In Villa Ma from 9·00 a m. to 5·00 p.m. Wednesday'
Shannon ol· 416 Fernleaf Ave., following the marriage St'rvice. John Dansby, Mr. and Mrs. E. rlna. Miss Blanche FUlkerson of fr~m 9 am to 7·4S p.m. TuesdaY' and
Be the brightest little girls in school in
• one of Miss Muffett's darling cotton
dresses -a group carefully selected
and mexpens1ve too!
SIZES I TO 12
ONLY 6.95 to 9.95
I ISS IIFFETT SIIPPE
-C:O..& Dl:l. 1IAJl
, Mnl. Shannon wore a pearl grey Barnes. Mrs. Gertrude Waldron.
1
Newport. a pa.t president o( the Fnda'f' q a '"· !o 9 p m. Cl~ Hof dev' ~:::n:,~el:,.ar~~e,r,:om~w':"d lace over Oeah pink taffeta with I MMra. ArthLetha JAllen and Mr. and CtUcaao wtll preside at ceremon·j ,.~· ~~bl~h";d, c~~~~~ '":~edu:: ~
Tatum ot Santa Ana. matching acceseortes and a cor-rs. ur ones. lea lnstallina the 1.:59 otocers. Reedit\1~ loom.
age of pink ~ bu~. The ::~::::~.::::::::~::::~~!:~~~--------------~================================================~ The double ring .ervlce took eroom'• mother wore a sky-blue CAIIDS AT COON taT CLV.
place on the afternoon of Sept. lace draa over blue taUeta and A bridge and canula luncheon
6. Yellow alale ribboN and bou· a coruae o1 whJte orchids. wUl be held for members of the
queta of fellOW and bronZe chl'f· AIIIUUna al tbe NceptJon were Santa Ana Country Club at 12:30
u.nt.hlmam& deeoMfled tbe wtdta Mra. Bdw1n Wl'IPt. tM bJ'lde'a p.m. today CT6uraday), Luncheon
church for the occulon. The aunt Mr.. Max Moore and Mrs. wtll be at 1:11 p.m. M.rL Alvin
bride'a attendants aU earrted Jade' Roper. Jacque Palmer had StauUer, chaJnnan. wUJ be u-
noaegays of yellow and broru;e charge of the guest book. slsted by Mrs. Orlyn Robertaon
chrysanthemums, and the bride a The bride and groom spent and Mrs. Ro~rt Mlze as host-
own bouquet was a white orchid thelt honeyomoon In Palm Springs esses.
surrounde-d by yellow chryaan· before returning to make their
themums and carried on a white home In santa Ana. The bride at-
Bible. 1 tended Newport Harbor schools
MD I EllS H.A VE CDU.
The bride chose a ballerina throuah Newport Harbor High
length draa of re-embroldered School and Orange Coast College.
French Alencon lace tor her wed· Her husband attended TUstin
ding gown. Scallopped Chantilly High School and Santa Ana J un·
lace bordered the neck and hem· lor Colleae and now work.l with
Une as well as the cap sleeves. Welch's Sand and Gravel firm. She wore lace mltta, and a Juliet
cap trimmed with seed pearls
held her walst lenlflh aUk lllu·
slon veil aa she walked down the
aisle on the arm of her father.
Mertle and Rk hard Muller of
508 Orchid Ave., Gorona del Mar,
are the parents o! an 8-pound, 13-
ounce daughter. born Monday,
Sept. 9, In Hoar Hospital.
DABJI Gtal. ADJVU
Lorraln~ and Robert Darr of 520
tm Ave .. Corona del Mar. became
the parents of a 5-pound, 10-
oun<'t' girl Thursday, Sept. 11, In
Her sister-In-law, Mrs. Fred
Shannon ( nH Wendy Gruwell I
of Garden Grove, aerved aa ma-
tron of honor. She wore a princ-
ess atyle talteta gown In tur·
quolae with matchinl whimsy
veil. AttendJnl as brideamal~
were Miss Susan McCarthy of
Balboa Island, a school mate of
the bride. and the brtde'a coualn.
Mlsa Mary Wright of Loa An·
geles. Their • I m ll a r 1 y • made
dresses were of yellow and pink
FESTrV AL DATES SET
David Youna hu been re-elect-
ed p~ldent of the Laguna Beach
Festival of Arta; Ernest Hoffman
1s vice-president. Jane Poyer, tee·
retary. and Moraan Cuthbertson.
treasurer: Dates for the 1959 fes-
tival were .et for July 18 -
Aug. 16.
SOW f'Oa 80QEaSOMS
A 7-pound, 12-ounce son was
born Saturday, Sept. 13, to Jea·
nett and PhllUp ~rson, 3201-a
Sapphire Ave., Balboa Island, in
Hoaa Ha.pltal.
Hoag Hospital
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
3839 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar,
A branch ot The Mother Church,
The First Church of Christ, Sci·
entist. In &.ton, Mass.
taffeta with matchlnl vella.. Fer en yow fJri..tiiHJ ...d., c.U tl.e
Sunday School ···-····-··· 9:15 a.m.
Sunday Services ···-··-···11 :00 a.m.
Wed. Eve. MHtlngs ·-8:00 p.m.
The public is cordlally Invited to
attend the church services. James Markum or Denver, Col· &up ,~ C... ORiole ).-0550.
'ora do, was best man. Uahera were
Marvin Cooper of San FranCS.CO.
Max Moore of Anahelm. the
bride's brother, Free! Shannon,
and the groom'• brothe-r, Jay Ta-
tum.
•
FUUna a request made when
Fat • L.-'P s.t.e~&oa .,
YAAOA&E -utet5
IEDOif.e -NOTIONS
PATTBNS
IOYS' I &IlLS'
TOr tit~ cum ••
8
HELD
CAPTIVE BY
UNWANTED
INCHES?
Your Stauffu SJ~tem salon can
tel JCG fM ODCC and (or all from
unwanted Inches that threatm to
set out of had.
Why not call today and kem
more about Stauffer Syst~m·s
complete, supuvised rtducing
JX'OF'11l and what it can do for
yOu/
Coast Supe r Market
3347 EAST COAST HIGHWAY ~a t MARIGO LD COR ON ~ Oll·,~~
12 ...
Ubby's Corned Beef • 45c
SCOTT'S son WEVE-W'bJte ro11a ScoH's Towels ~~ ... 2 for 35<'
29( T 011et Tissue • • •
PEAJU. IIAJlaOJI-1. 011. CaD
Papaya Chunks • • • • 29c
Swift'• Chop'd or .. Str'ned Baby Meats 31/z 2-45r
MODESS TAMPONS-Req. or Super 45<"
Brandywine Mushrooms Stems & Pc::lt--4 oa.
PVSS £ aooTS-1 lb. Ccm
Cat Food •
Strawberries Fish Sticks Uma Beans
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Sailors Open Against
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ft JAT COORJI ~ale, lett halt; Dave Jlobei'IIOD,
tullbadt; Rich SchllcJc.ellma)'W
ldt end; Glen Miller, left tadtJe:
.
Pirates Open Season
Wdh American . River
With tbe openlq of the 1J!58
football eeuon toam.tnc tamor·
row ( Prtday > wttb a trip to the
AIMrlcaD IUver CoUep at Sac:·
ranwnto, the Oraap Cout Col· tea• PlAta are cxmcenuattna
mllht1ly Clft cSetenstve t&d:lcs.
The Newport H~ubor Sailors
will oUldalJ.Y o~n th~lr 1958
football •uon tomorrow (Frl·
day) .ventna at the Oran~ Coast
CoJie,-e fteld, wh~re they wlll
meet the C.lltornJa Blah School
Oondora. Game tlme wUl be 8
p.m.
Head Coach Georae Hunter hu
announced the followlna tenta·
tlve atartlna Uneup:
MJdde Wlenenaa. lett IU&Id; lob
lohNIOn, center; Terry lfd:ard.le.
riattt 1'\lard; Bob Hoffman, rta.bt
tackle: Ceorae McFarland. rtcht end.
The Sailors, wtth their atncJe
wtna, defeated a La Vabra team
outwelghJna tllem 15 pound.a per
man last Friday on DaviW.On
Field. The aeore wu 2·0 each
touchdown countlne one ~lnt
FOOTIAU. ...efrOU 9Uiding the fortunes of the Orenge C04st
Coii*J• ~ o,. p.ft to right) Bud Goodell, b,cWield c04ch: S+ev•
Musseau, head c04~. and George Davis, line c04ch.
1'he Amedcan BJwr Beaven
dropped tbrir opeo.l.q pme wttb
Sacr&JDefttO fi3 • 1• and are at1l.l
amart:tq over the 42 · U defeat
handed them by AI Irwin In 1956.
Iowa: Bob l;ttlnaw aDd 11m CUr·
rte at lett and rtaht enda, Jim
Bento and Jtm Knapp at auarda.
Jim CUbert at center, BJIJ Doul·
W. u quarterba~ Cary Bqley
and Bob Chaney as lett and ~ht
haltbeclca, John Mcltee as Ml· bade..
On tbe bmch wtU be John Me·
Cl ure an4 JUchard CrMne. ends;
John Bender and 11m StaNberry,
tackles; Richard Freeland and
Chico Ekman, auuda; Mike
Ceorre. c en t e r; Bruce Keirn,
quarterback; Benny Gomez and
Buddy TbomPII()n, halfbacks, and
Carl Lindstrom. fUllback.
Jack Schultt, quarterback; Tom
Sandoval, rlaht halt; Grant Hom·
Ron Rima to
Defend Title
La Habra opened the 1•me on Ita own 40 but was fol'Ced to punt
on fourth down by Harbor'a aoUd
defense. Dave Roberson caucht
the ball on the Harbor 40 and
waa hit by 3 blg tacklers as 100n
... he cot the ball. The Sailors.
8 Former Tars Are on Roster
For Pirate Football Squad
The pouJble startlne Uoe·up
tor the defend!nc Eutem Confer·
ence champion. at OCC a as fol·
Student Body
Pays Half
Insurance
HONORED by Zonta os the
Scholarship G irl for the 1958·59
school year is Carole Jones of
Newport, who is shown here
w;th Mrs. John Luther, president
o the Newport Harbor Zonta
Club. Carole is a groduate of
Orange Coast College and •s
now oHending Long Be.~ch Sto+e
College.
Ronnie Rima, 501 Redlands enjoying good au c c e a a with
Ave.. Newport Helrht&. will be sweeps and otf·tackle ahota.
aeekJng to re~at aa a winner In moved to La Harba'a 30. On
the vuelllne Colorado River fourth down. with 3 yarda to IO,
Marathon Htla Sunday. Grant Horn~ak ntpped a quick
Coach Steve Muaseau, head
mentor for Oranee Coast Col·
lege'a Pirates, reports that New·
port Harbor Hlch heads the llat ot 62 uptranta tor the Buc ertd
team, with 8 Conner Tars answer·
Ina roll call each afternoon on
the practice field.
len, Jlm Bento, Dick Freeland,
Mike Ceoree, Gene Hubbard,
Buddy. Thompson, Bill Welgan
and Rod Wll.aon.
Bruce Kelm, Boulder, Colorado,
returned to camp for food thla
week and is prepared to continue
ht. battle tor a starting role
against ever·lmprovlna quarter·
backs Gene Hubbard. Bill Man·
nine and BUJ DoucJass.
Death Takes
Chester Flory I
The student body of the New· Chest~r Flory, 48. of 2U 42nd
port Harbor Union HJrh School St., Nt'Wport Beal·h. died tn Haag
dlatrlct whJcb has pte'Vioualv Hospital Sept. 16 He won Jut year's raC'e trom paaa to lert end Rich Sch!Jchen·
Needles to Parker Dam and re. mayer for 3 yards and a first
turn, averaalnc 55.~ miles an down. Two playa later Tom San·
hour and uslna 5 eaUons of aas doval slanted Into the end zone
per hour. on a reverse.
Runtln~ton Beach and Monte·
Milo are running second with 6
each, and next with 4 each are
Laguna, Rancho Alamitos, Braw·
ley and Garden Grove.
Veteran.s John M('K~. Buddy
Thompson (CO·e&ptalna) and Ca·
ry Barley appear to be the ones
to beat out In the Pirate back·
field for atartlnc roles. In the
serum with the Cyrenee these
3 footballers were reaponalble !Qr
151 yards In 19 carries for a 7.5
average (McKee 60 yda In 7 car·
rles, Thompson 29 yd.a In 4 car·
rles and Bagley 62 yd.a In 8 car·
riea I. Pressing the leaders were
newcomers Carl Lindstrom. Bill
Carter. Sam Ray and Bob Chaney,
who averaged better than 5 yards
each per carry.
been aelf.tnau.red for acddenta He was an advertlsJne repre
lncurTed in athletics. will pay sttntaUve of the Long ~adt In· aEJfA.MEJ) TO co---.. .. halt ol a Sl2 annual alhletje ac· de,_ d t p T ~· •&.£. -'d t d .. _ lth ..-n t'n . ress elegram. Ro~rt Magn""-n vlcA urJn. "' en an nca ln.auranoe pol· He ls survived by ha wlte. d _....., · ~ r Icy for dl.atrlct athletes thla year Opal; and 2 children. William pal or Newport Harbor Union The outboard pllotaln thla 115· In the thlrd quarter Newport
mile race rna~<e the entire trip scored acaln. Thla time It wu
ClOU('hed on their knees, braced Hornbeak slantlnf of1 ncht
aralnst the bounce and jolt ot tackle from the 5. Thla touch·
the tiny racers. down was aet up when a Rich·
Coach Muaaeau and hls staff
wiU hold fast to their system,
the alldlnc·T, thJs season In
hopes of employing It to retain
the coveted title which the Pi·
rates have held Cor 2 years run·
nlng. Assistants Bud Goodell,
backfield, and George Davis. Hne.
wlll remain with the squad for
a aecond try at adding the need-
ed Instruction required to pro·
duce a. championship team.
Five Costa Mesana ar'f! entered lander pa.u was detlected on the
In this outboard d&a&Jc of the 35 and cauaht by ble Bob Hoff.
West. They are Kenny Pyle, 140 man, who was downed lmmedl·
Del Mar St.; J. R. (Bob) McBride, ately.
2589 Willow Ave.; Bill Steven· Tom Hu~r also ~ed oft a
aon. 2188 Puente St .. and Dick paae in the third quart8, haltlna
and Maree M<'Kenny, 2591 wu. La Barba's only au.tta!ned drive,
low Ave. coverlnc 40 yards.
lip' R11cll Wl11
., ... 1 .. lilt ··-
The coach!na ataU was eener·
ally pleued wtth the SalJor'a
sbowtnr. their ddenM 1n partlcu.
Jar. Hombeak'a pa.ulnc wu as
!rood u uwat He eompleted 3 to
Schllchenmayer, Hatuoux a n d
Hehn.
In the "t1ttb" quarter, Harbor's
JunJor Varsity was defeated 2·0.
The season o~ner is with
American River JC this Saturday
In the state capitol. On Oct. 3 the
Dues meet Phoenix JC for the sec·
ond of a home and home series
before opening the conference
aeaaon against Mt. San Antonio
on Oct. 11 at Pirate Stadium.
Players from Newport High
School on the squad are: Bob AI·
Bob's Sporting Goods Store of
Costa Mesa has donated the
equipment for a softball game
betwH>n the Costa Mesa and
Newport Harbor Optimlst&-wtth
a happy string afta('hed.
Arter the game. whk h will be
played durtng an lnterdub piC'nlc
In Costa Mesa Park at 1 p.m.
Sunday, the equipment Is to be
ctven to Joplin Boys' Ran('h.
Harbor Cheerleaders to Plan
Card Routine for Pep Section
ay •uc:r a8001U working hard on new routines.
11Jifl'VE B.SALBT Pl!LLOWSBJP Harbor Hlab'a t 1 rat varsity and are even plannlnr a card
"The Curse or a Statk Rell· game ol the season will be this section for later games.
glon" will be the theme of the Friday evenlne -qalnst Call· Bill Nagel, chairman of the
eermon by Dr. Charles Clare Comla Hlgh at the OCC atadlwn. Pep Commission, and the cheer·
Blauvelt at the 11 a.m. serv1ce Our ('h~rleaders tor tht. year leaders· rtrht hand man has
Sunday of the UnlversaJJ.at Com· are Cathy Foearty, Diane Greene, been a big uset In the pia~ for
munlty Fellowship In the Frtclay n na Palaferrl, Doua Reddick and this year.
Afternoon Clubhouse, 18th St. Tony Albertson. They will lead • • •
and Anaheim Ave .. Coe1a Mesa. a football pep rally th1a after· The PTA Ia holding try·outs
The cb urcb achooi lDMtll at tM noon {Tbu~) to pt everyone for a PTA talent abow thls week. •me tJme. lo bJ.Ib ~ ... 1"bba'7 haft bMn The allow wUl be put on by the
r. A special clus for women oUerlng Jl'OUP aames.
swimming. physical (slim and trim) condiUonlne.
II. Swlmmlnr Instruction adults and children. Spe·
clal Instruction for toddlers. Private and class
lessons.
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Thert' waa a bic turnout for the
"Hello Dance" Jut Friday nirht.
and the dance was considered a
blr success. A drawing was held
u one of the highlights of the
evening. The winners were Jadlie
Kling and Gene Lee~r.
We only hope that the dances
and school a<'tlvlties to come
wtll be as successful and the
~~ehool spirit as hieh.
II:.EJQfEDT SON 800 •
An 8·pound, 8·ounce son was
born Tuesday, Sept. 16. In Hoag
Memorial Hospital to Gloria and
Patrick Kennedy, 424 I., Hello·
trope Ave., Corona del Mar.
l.ECAL lfOTICE
N011CE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice Ia hereby riven that the
City Council of ·the City ot New·
po.rt Beach wtll hold a public
hearing on October H, 1958, at
7:30 P.M. or a.a 100n thereafter
as the matter can be heard in the
Coun<'il Chambers of the City
Hall of said city for the purpose
or determJntnr whether or net
the followlna described ctty
owned property and other city
owned pro~rty ls surplus and
may be disposed of by sale or
leaae:
A parcel of aertcultural land
located at the aoutheast comer
of Wrlrht Sl and Adams SL, ln
the CU,y of Huntlneton Beach.
Thla parcel hu a trontaee ot
2640 feet on Wrfl ht St. and 1702
feet on Adama St. and contalna
approxlmat~y 88 acres.
A parcel ol land located on the
eaeterly aJde ol Bushard Sl ap·
proximately :ZOO feet eoutberly
o1. BamJJton St. ln the City ol
Runt tnaton Beub. 1'hla p&n."el
hu a trontaee of 440 feet on
Buahard, Ia •75 feet In depth and
contaJns approximately U &efta.
MARGDY SCHROUDER
CITY a...EJlJt OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
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Max Ruuell. d1atrict superfn. and Barbara Hlrh SchooJ. hu been reappoint·
tendent, aald tbJa doe. not In· Se 1 ed to the State Vice Principals volve the annual 12.!50 accident rv ces were held Sept. 20 In Committee of tht' Calltornla As·
lnaurance paid by every student !:lt~~oartl uary CostaHMesa Cbap. aoclation of Secondary School Ad· · was In arbor Rest minUI t H h o1 the dl.atrlct. Memorial Park 1 ra ors. e as been a
He also aa td that any student ifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimemiiiibeiirioif ilh.eiiicomiiim1~tteei&i3~yie~aijrsi.
Pirate stock lncre~ with the
athlete unable to pay b.ls halt ot
the $12 premium could work at
the school to pay tor it.
Lac-c •••• c •••
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return to the lineup or Charles Becauae the Laguna Beach
Bunker. Dave Waconer, Jlm Cll· High School auditorium t. belnJ
bert and Mike Ceorre. who have rehabilitated. Harbor Area music
~n out for the past rew days lovers get a late <'han~ to hear
with slight concussion, twUJtt"d , the Community Con~rt.s orieln·
ankle. twisted knee a nd pulled ally scheduled there.
muscles respectively. The concerts will be trans·
Tentative leaders who have fl'rred to the Newport Harbor Un·
been observed getting the call ior High Schoo I auditorium
for the first two units have been which is larger. making avaiJa.
ends, Bob Etllnrer and Jim Cur· biP a number of memberships.
rle. both holdovers from ~ast Donald Vanderbilt. president of
year's Buc championship team: the Laguna Bea('h Community
tackles, Jack Bohan and Don Dor· Concerts Assn .. said thl' follow·
sey, from Anaheim and OCC lt>t lng C'oncerts are scheduled:
terman respectively; cuards. Jim Dorothy Waren.skJold. aoprano.
Bento, conferen<'e C'holce and a Monday. Oct. 13; YI·Kwei·Su,
letterman. and Jim Knapp, from C h I n e s e -American baritone,
Mater Del: center, Jim Gilbert Thursday, Jan. 22: Gold and Flz·
from RanC'ho Alamitos; quarter· dale. duo·planl.st.a, Friday, Mar.
back, Bill Doualass, from Monte· 6; and The Craudan Ensemble,
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Door pri.&e will be 2 round
trip tickea to Acapulco
cmd 6 care tree daya at
cmy of the bigqest boteJa
there and mec:ds.
bello; halfbacks. Gary Bagley, with plano. clartnet, violin and CDM TRAVEL SERVICE v e t e r a n aU-conference choice. ('ello, Monday, Mar. 30.
and Bob Chaney tim year can· Mem~rshlps can be obtained
didate; fuJlback. ietterman speed· by contactlne Mrs. Gertrude Me· C01llfEJI COAST IIWT. & OIICBID, CO._A DU 11Q
at~r and co-captain John McKee Call. Uberty 84002, Mr. Vander· 0 .... , ....
with John Md:lure, Dean BteT·b :~llitiaJii4.iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~!~~~~~~~~IIV'I'V~~~&I.~~U~~·~·~n~u~~l'l~w:a:&~!!@i~i!!!l bower, Max Navarro, 11m Stana·
~rry. Mike Slagle, Chico Ekman.
Fidel Ochoa. Gene Hubbard, Bud·
dy Thompson. Jerry Ray and Carl
Lindstrom In that order for •
1 sec-ond unit.
p AJfEL CILUJIXAJf
Frederick Hodgdon. Nl'wport
Bea('h archlte<'t, will be ('halrman
ol one or the panel discussion
meetings at a C'hurch archltectur·
al conference to be held Feb.
11·19 In the Statler Hotel. Los
Angeles.
LEGAL JfO'nCE
N011CE OP HF.ARINC
NO. A 31R7l
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
Estatt' of WlLUA:\i G. CART· I
TER. aka W. C. C ARTI"ER. de
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY CTVEN
that Bank of Amenca. National
Trust It Savings As.-;oclatlon has
tiled herein a petition for Probate
of Will. referenC't' to whJ('h Is
made for further parti('ulars. and
that the time and place or hear
ing the same has bet'n set for
October 10. 1958, at 10:00 a.m .. In
the courtroom of Department No.
3 of uld court. at Broadway at
Church Stfftts. an the City of
Santa Ana. California
L.. B. WALLACE, Clerk
Dated September 22. 1958
A. K. PHELPS
Attorney at Law
34.29 E. Coast Hwy ..
Corona del Mar
Attorney for Petitioner
Publlah: Sept. 25. Oct. 2. 9, 1958
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thou&h tiM ~ear 18 not .,_.. CandJ' lbGp 1nc.. lltAIN at 35011!. pe,... ,......... ta Jf. Y:K.ennel priced to •Il ~-·PhWIPII, JleaMo woman. I4bt ~: ,..._
tbftle'ooquutera OYer, hu atr.d7 eouc. .IJW)t •• -'1.21$• r ... ~teo-aw.. o• a.sc:no attar • p.m. 1530 Jfo.llaln at ..,Iaiita .ba.. lllepiJw pd\'S.Iea'a m" Mar· -~T=I,....,I=--=I-::E:---=1=1..--~ the pteVlo\11 NCIOI'd tOll zueh, fence, 511 Avocado. 110; l'*'lte CDM. Phone OR 3-0538
a f\lll year -the 195S total ol Char.. CrtU~ fence, 310) E. a T I R E s A' L E e . . Infant 0 K. ll2.t11,512. U the buJldlnl pact Cout Hwy,. llw. W .o;o; • • y .. • .. eontlnues for the remalnlnl a e DlfiM& ft'IWAQ Untum!ab.ed 2 bdrm. hOUie, -
naonU.. of thl8 JNr, the record Maceo cc.g., ~-unlt, l ·ltOI')' ltove, clt.p., larp cloeeb, ft.re.
will eo put thel17 million mark. clwelllnp at mr Bayadere, •· place, O.ptone patio, dble.
Bluest pennlt ._ued durtnJ 000: 2rl7 Tahwra $32.290, and 1 E 1 T T 1 1 1 1 ~e. 506 A.oacla, CDM.
the put week wu I« a knit 1917 Seadrttt. ~.COo; J'ohn Arant. FOR ll!!lfT: Un.f\l.rniahed or part·
apa.rtment bulldlnl tn lf....,ert, awtmmln• pool, 1815 Tab una, A · Jy fum. 2 bclrm. bouw, harcl·
Ole a new Bamnt.on
lJblnl &BowaMe, .. .............. u.ted at 142,250. Irvine Terrace 000; Roy Keene, alteratlona, Q4 wood noon, tiJ'eplace, $12:5 mo.
constructton accountecl tor al· Ramona, 120(), Pbone OR 3·3366. 1 J: w J: L E ll
ma.t $100,000. Jn Corona del Mar, ... 011& cum ~ISLAND RENTALS: 3123
a $17,.278 permit wu luued for Ceorte Barber, repait motor Bachelor apt .• yearly bat8, JTO. J:. COAST BWY .• CDK.
the SH'a Candy abop at Narcla· vehJcle cllma1e to praee. 342 Allo: 2 new baehelor apta.., $80 • IIOJift TO LOU
au. and Cout Hwy. Momlor Canyon Rd.. $500. ,_95. lncludln• utll. and eara,es. FoD~ permits were ._ued: e CIJPF UVD Waldron Realty, 308 M&rtne. LIMI a.. ... ., .. e C:OaolrA DEL IIAJI Theodore UMtedt, l ·unJt, 2· B.l. OR 3·1730. ----...__
lack La.npnbac:h, plumblnl. ltory dwelllne, 1611 Klnp Rd., -----------BUSINESS
242 Heliotrope, Si500; .Mrl. J. $25.360. mr::l.l WAJrTitD AUTO
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•lliOO.wUI~r,.... ~ ft .K.UUG suv.
ICE AND •
lYAII I. PAIIIIII I 10,
120 N . ....,_.IMl
Ml 6-16SJ ......... ~Nett
IE II
UPIILITEIIII
e a&WtOIIT IIEIGK'I"S •Phu Tax and Recappable Tire
L £,Woodward, ,...root, 441 N. Other Slza in Proportion
Newport Blvd., 12'75; Ernefi Rae· 1c1tan1ay ad Saaday Oaly -Sept.• %1 CIDd 21 e~. 3201 J:. l5tb St.. addition,
PERSONAL
FUR.NM"URE
.... , 1'llrlfl ........ ts00: carleton Meara, retaJnlne IEII ~ llft~~a~:~ • STI'I'IAII wall, 332 N. Newport Blvd., $3,600. .,......,.._ I..., Top job ~ tiel 3700 !few-port -OR 3·3700
e UPna a&T ABA _,. Z. C:OAJtr IIICIIWAT AT tODII&I iiA -OaJoae J.tftl 16ft and WomeD d& Newport Beach
Ray ~ ..tmmlne pool, coaoaA DEL 110
1107 BerkabJre, p,&OO; Dr. Dudley
Pf&U, wall, 2528 VIsta 8aya, 1192; WARD UPRIGHT PIANO, $85; PlANO Ia ORGAN SALE. 6 beautl·
Foster Mllton Hal)', wall, 2522 Kelvtnator refr1e.. $30; apt. tuJ Spinet Pianos all perfect, (~ fr«n All·Amerk:an
VIsta Baya, 1192. size .tove, $2:5. ORiole 3·4696. Maple, Ebony, Cheny, Fr. Prov., -----=-partdq _ __;;;.._lot_._> __ _
e aAT IBOU:.S Bloncle; some repoeuaed, rent TOP OPPORTUNlTIES
Thelma Iohnaon fence, 2601 retuma, trade·lna. 2 -.11ghUy
Circle Dr., $500. DIE u• E damaeed In shlpplne. Save up DAD.. y e a.AL.oA -to $275. 3 yea.ra to pay balance.
Paul Slmpeon, re·roof, 109 14th Schmldt·Pbllllpe, 520 No. Main,
St.. 1135; Earl Crane, addition, 4QO/o f1 100/o Off Santa Ana. 2145 Sevllle, $5,000; William Rei· -llUL--EST--A-TE_&_UlfT __ U.S __ _
ele, alteratiora, 1000 E. Ocean,
1150; Harold Clary, alterations,
909 W. Bay Ave., $1,000; William
Smith, addition, 1417 E. Bay Ave.,
$1,200; Bruce MacDonald, 1-unit.
2·atory dwelllne. 2145 Miramar.
$24,000; Dr. Harry Huttman, re·
model, 820 W. Bay, $2.200; ~rge
Coffin, re·roof, 1132 E. Balboa
Blvd .. $150. e LIDO ISLE
J. H. Tannahill, addition, 204
VIa Quito. $6~; J. E. T. Rutt•r.
add second floor, 218 Vla Crul·
ana, $11,000; Mra. Ed Wedekind,
wall, 663 Via Udo Nord. $400;
Mrs. Frank Tooley, l ·unit, 2·atory
NO OOWN-'I"ERMS
RIESTME
Wboleaale prtoe for
Retall Cuatomera
UMION SEKVICE
Ulled Auto PuU. '1'tte.
We Buy Ca.ra and Scrap Metal
UBEJriY 8· 7013
2075 Placentia Ave_ Costa MfiM
!~~~~~!~~~~~ dwelllne, 007 VIa Lido Soud, $25.· 000. e a.u..<>A IILAJfD
Georee Mehrera, add room. 314
Diamond, $3,000; Mrs. Marearet
Avocado 6 O>Ut Blebway
Corona del Mar
Next to Jamaica Inn
ORiole 3·3320
PIANO 6 ORGAN SALE, used
Hammond Spinet. an exceDent
BUY. Schmidt·Phllllps, at 6th
and No. Main, Santa Ana, Es·
tabllabed 1914..
MOVING? JAMES . D.
R~Y
Mt6 L COAST KWY ..
Dolt&, patio roof. 215 Garnet.
~; HaM Schumacker, 1·unlt,
2·atory dwellln•, 220 Apolena.
&10.840: Fred Warren, 8hln&}e, 106 -PJ.AN----0-la-O"""'BG ..... -AN--c:-._' r....-EJee~. -. AMJone. 1465: J. L. JJaU.. re·roof, ...-.-..
211 Apte,llSl: Mn. ll. W. Spar· MtroDJlc ~~ Orprua; Lowery, Jln•. re·roof. 1100 s.Ja,o.. $325, ap e ...._ new, many otbers, • a..-.oiiT save more than haU prtee on
Homer Shafer, 2·unlt. 2·story .ame. ScbmJdt·Phlllipe, North
,200 Fr Main at 6th Santa Ana. dweUlne. 610 36th, $23 ; an· p•""'O A--·dlon• ,,... ~ Bla cls Vanclercook, chimney. 6601 ... ~ . ., ... ......, ..... ~ aau. ..
Seuhore, $350; Jim Stupln. 2· Bargains from $87, like new. =~~· unit. 2·atory dweUing, 1.26 40th Schmtdt·PhlUlpe.. 6th and Main,
St., $20.300: Frank O'ConnoT. de· Santa Ana.
mollsh 16 motel units. 2830 W. PIANO II ORGAN SALE, repos·
Coast Hwy., $1.000; Roger Cook. sessed Wurlltur Spinet, hurry
COlONA DB. WAI
0 ..... , ... ,
* cabana at city trailer park, lTIO to see thil. Rent new Spinet,
W. Balboa Blvd.. $2,900; F. A. select your finish. Schmidt·
Herget, endose porch, 111 lbt Phillips, 520 No. Main, Santa
St . $100; Newport Balboa Indus· .Ana.
ONE MANIa V.U 17.75 BB..
2 men II van at min. P.U.C.
rate of -.zs Hr. wltbtu 30
m1. 'n:me 8talt8 at your clocw.
We deUvw mln. of 1000 JbL
up to 60 .m..Uea M.IDe .,-tar
min. P.U.C. raa No ex. etta.
f« Sat Ca.U Newman U 8-2274
or u 8-64.10. rae w. Utb St.
Costa Meaa.. Lowest .torap
rates.
--------trial Enterprtsea, office, 801 Pro·
duction Pl., 1300: Lido Peninsula County Dock
Bids Due
December 15
ALL HAIRCUTS
L FOR MEN AND BOYS
ONLY $1.25.
JAY'S
BARBER
SHOPS
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Yacht Anchorage. foot of 31st St.,
re·roof. $233; H. W. Browner, re·
roof 4211 Seashore. $115; T. R.
Km;dsen. add rest rooms. 110
Riverside, $4,000; Harry Weber,
4-unlt 2·story apartment build·
lne. 626-628 Clubhouse, $42.250;
Tom T r u m p, 2 · u n I t , 2·story
dwelllne, 210 34th. $19,500; Mrs.
H. Reding, fence. 125 27th, $100;
John Spaneler, alterations, 1526
W. Ocean Ft., $250.
'2195= ..•
napped this string
YOUR CA~ACITV POR TENSION
ALSO HAS ITS LIMITS
amazing new drugless method
effectively reliet'U tension
How de~ -.net up vnder today•a ~nc ~' ()nUQt
· ,....rcfl in !Mdina inltft\lbOfta confttma the ~., • "'*" ~ oe
~ .. tMt ~·*1 .... ,.._.. tM ....... end*"' ol,..... ......,._
PtG licM tlfr«b u.t ~ ~ wrth pita or C1NP ••• juwt tM..,..... ....... .
....... ot ..... aM,.., ... COMbiM4"' aft.._ ......... .....
.,..,.,.. .... ped. LMm abOut....-
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•
CORONA DEL MAR
OCEAN FRONT HOME
FABULOUS
GUEST
HOME AND
COTTAGE
* LOCATED on 155 feet of bluff fronta ge, b uilt oh point 125
feet up from the Ocean. Panora mic view from every room.
A Para dise for those who enjoy an active view. Yachting,
water skiing, surfing, fishing, skindiving, etc., right in your
front yard-the Pacific Ocean. ·
* GROUNDS beautifully landscaped with tropical planting
and flagstone patios. This Point is solid g:anite. ~t . cost
$40,000 for foundation alone to capture thlS magruf~cent
view for a home site. * MAIN HOUSE is 2-story, with very large Jiving room and
huge flagstone fireplace, sun room, dimng ~oom, wet·~r
w ith built-in aquanum, indirect lighting, k1tchen, ma 1d s
room and bath. Downstairs is a large bedroom fully tiled,
hand-painted bath. Master bedroom suite has sitting room
with fireplace and walls of Chinese glass. * GUEST HOUSE has 2 rooms with wet bar and bath.
* $25 A Y ABD wool carpetmg wall to wall throughout. Gla~
curtams, electrically run drapes, inter-com system, electnc
garage door, forced air heating, and many more features
too numerous to mention.
HAVE TO SA8RIFICE. DIVORCE IN FA IlLy I
s 112,000
Also will trade for income property m Beverly Hills.
West Los Angeles, o r Las Vegas.
HOLDING
II a.m. to
OPEN HOUSE
5 p.m. DAILY
3729 OCEAN BLVD.. CORONA DEL MAR
PHONE: ORIOLE 3-7696. -MRS. MABERRY
BROKERS INVITED TO TAKE
OPEN LISTING
CUFF HAVEN • UDO e Too Late to cta.ify
WANTED:Falrly complete flleot
N~rt Harbor Neww Press.
.
Cletii'IODI
LGE. FAMILY ROOM.
CARPETED, LGE. LOT.
XLENT POSSIBIL£11ES.
$28.9&0
CLAIRE VIII HORN .
RuHor
2731 W. Coast Hl&hway
Newport Beach, California
Phone Liberty 8-4277
Res. Uberty 8-3293
OPEl HOUSE!
3 I 4 BEDROOIS
PI• F•IIJ R ...
1&17 SQUARE M'.
2 lATHS
FORCED AIR HEAT
FIREPLACE
BUlL T IN KITCHEN
Pricetl
5 I &,800 II $17,410
$795 to $995 Down
Afler.S••r ~-cial! Write Box No. 925-D. ct o En-upv sl&n. CDM.
OFFlCE FOR RENT, 436~euo-:
Choice 4 bednn home on larae trope, CDM. New, quiet, cen-
lot (67 tt. frontAge) reduced trally located, eround floor, f.
a. heat, 15 x 31. pvt. rest room, to $46,000. Vacant and we have utilities pd. parking, $85 mo.
key -so take a good look ORiole 3-4t2o.
a nd dream. Just Phone --RENTALS: Do y-ou_w_a-nt:-:.-to_r_e-=nt
HARBOR IIY. CO.
REALTORS
30th 1r Newport Blvd., Npt
ORiole 3·4400
your home or a pt. tor t he w1n·
ter, or yearly? Then ca.ll us
now. OR S-0040. Clyde H.
Meyer. Cu.atomerw waltlna!
FOR SALE: '31 Model A Coupe
with pick-up bed $75, OR 3·
4128.
BEST TOWI 01 EIITII
2m1f ST., COSTA MESA
2-IMI'IIII 11-• C..r Lit LARGE 2-CAB GARAGE.
.... $8,&00 -Willi ......
WDII-IcCliii.E
1810 NEWPORT BLVD. -UBERTY 8-T729
COSTA MESA
UIE PAB EITITD
Exclusive Upper Bay Location In ftewport Beach •
Situated on a PJI.DH WATEB LAitE bla enouah
for aa1Unc of aman .,_ta.
• • •
All utllltle. unde1J10Un4 • SlcJewalka tn •
many lou havl Back Bay Vlew, too.
• • •
Drive out Irvine Ave.
WII.IUT lEU TUCT
Loti tac. on Irvt.M, Tustin. Santa llabel an4
e:xdualve Bather l..aM.
SALES OFFICE OPEl' DAILY 10 A.M. to 5:30P.M.
Comer Santa Ana 6 Walnut Pl
COSTA MESA
MODELS OPEN 1·7 P.M.·
EIDIIIWII.ID
REAL TO IS
Ube_rtf 1-Mll
Ll a.?t33
~-...., •.•. ,
I II 'T IIY · TI·IIIII.W
lilY TI·IAY . .
Tbe flnc of lta kind. A cbarmlnc flllly tum. 2 B. R.
ltUCCO -1 ~ a wawroont on .RJvo Alto -as x 100
pier, float. buJ.ltM&d • •prtn.klRW ,· trw• w.w aUdtnc
ct .. dOOR • bbq • land8caped • lrp dbl car. ta,OOO.
TennL
Lovely 2 II Bellht.l · cotMr • ~ncbeaped • 1 ~ C*':
1 B atueoo. A bou.e that loob llk. • borne. Jtew),y
painted, excellent condltlon. ~. Tetml.
SIILL IIWI IPPIITUIIIIES
Nice 3 B. R. stucco fully turn. dbl car. patio · Jand·
&<:aped . F. P. Near market, acbooll. traruJportatlon a~a
ot 22nd and Newport Blvd. Owner anxlou. to move.
Cozy 2 B. R. Carpet. bllnd.l, built In oven and ranee,
tile . sel car. extra storage apace · fenced. On Del Mar
near Back Bay. $12,500. Owner out of state. Anxious.
Beach House. Furn. sJ. 6 · new roof • newly painted
. fl turn. Ideal tor Income or beach use or both -
Last July and AUi. Income $485. $12,000.
• • •
Coast Hlahway Trailer Park -150 x 165 comer -In
area ready to boom. Good lease, bal. 17 years. Equipped
a nd In operation for past 3 years. Th1.s hAS ~•l po·
tentlal. $19.~. Terms.
Country Gentlem an's Estate-60 x 330-County Area,
In Back Bay on 22nd Street. Last time offered at this
price $6.500. Terms.
3 R-2 lots In Newport Area near park, bay and beat'h.
Ideal tor that duplex project. Better make look see as
these are the last five and to-morrow will be too late-.
FRANCIS J. HORVATH
•
M JOU ._ to the f\itllre itoWtb an4 actlvt(J of th.LI
.,.. JO'l willlftlJ.&e t.bt potanUaltn aoocllncOIM prop-
~. Tab advantace of • real be.rp1n wtth .-.llent
tlbaneinc whJie you can.
botb with PA1TOS. BBQ, Good rental dla·
trlct and eonv.ntent to market~ and ~bop~.
YOU WILL LIIE IT ....
IU .. IULn a. IIVDTIEIT M. -
(Real £.tate lma,Sneera)
2828 E. COAST HIGHWAY, CDM.
Acrou from Security Bank Pllone ORiole 3-3i70
VOGEL VALUES
COIIII lEI. Ill
.. Ell 3 101 .....
Very cnarmlna! Spacious Uvln& room with beam cell·
tnr. fireplace, wall-to-wall carpetlnr. Extra larae din·
Ina area, dlspo&al. 3 nice sized bedroom-. EntJre home
constructed of redwood. Double JU&jte. Completely
fenced lot ~ltb beautiful tropical planUnp.
Prtce .1111 51.,_
Can finance $13,000 at 8'i(,.
THE VOGEL CO.
34.20 W. Balboa Blvd.
ORlol 3·4980
REALTOR
Liberty 8 -7451
2281 Newport Blvd.
116 35th St. &7 E. Cout Hwy., Corona del Mar · ~RJole 3-2020 6 ORiole 3 -2021
ORiol 3-7187
~ Tb~:. ~E •••L~~. ~~ .~;·~·~~~.
'i 2LR.IDIII••• ~ with a Jarre sl~pl nr porch, next door la a
f vacant duplex Jot with a larre double carare,
., you r et all this for 123.500, a nd owner wtll cany
~ the .... , with a low down paymen<
~ ! :!U UAL~~:· l 1519 1!. Cout lf1&bwa7 Corona del Mar
~ PillE: 3-2111
Phone Evenlnp LI 8-7835 or Kl 2-9747
VIEW VIEW VIEW
Enjoy a real panoramic vtew of bay a nd ~an from
t he Jarae Jiving room, dJninc room and ultra modem
kltct\en. Three bedrooma, two batha, real hardwood
floors, forced alr heat a nd wood bumtnc tl~place.
Owner leavin& ~a.
$32.500 FURNISHED.
18.000 down -Owner wlll fi nance balance .
W. STUIIT FMIE, ....
2117 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. C&ut.
ORIOLE 3·0670 LlBERTY 8-5490
* SERVICE
FROM START TO FINISH
• 111111
• UPEIIEIIGE
• l-.oiE
• • •
UST T<Xm HOllE TODAY
WITII A MDOD OP 1'RI:
------------------------------------------
BILL'S BEST BUYS
8. I. RESAlE
Owner movina. Must sell hla
31•* ... H~··· • Haa ha rdwood flooft and fireplace. 82-tt. bontAae with
&cc:Ha to rear yard for traHer or small boat. 4~ Joan,
montt\ly payment.a only $73.07 lncludlnr tans and
Insurance.
W. A. TOBIAS, Realtor
IUTr LUOWDE-II.aupr
-r•'D ua Oar ftteDdl1 ~
ZIO &. 17th St. I ec.ta Meu u •·1.138
·~ m.t ftcm 'lb.rltt)' Drq 8tcn)
EvenJnp C&Jl MI 6-1050 -OR 3-~
IEEI SPICE?
3 NEW ENGLAND LUXURY BARNS ... OVER 3000 SQ.
FEET EACH • . . 3 BATHROOMS, 4 6 3 BEDROOMS
1-2393 nJSTIN AVE.
Bade Bay VIew
$39,!500
2--30626 .MARILYN DR., SOUTH L.AGUN.A
Ocun View
$3'7,!500
3-2M)() MARGARET DR. NEWPORT HEIGHTS
$27,500
OPEN HOUSE DAILY -SUBMIT TR.A.I>ES
v-., IULT.
400 N. Newport Blvd. C()ppaGte Boac Ha.pltal) Newport Beach
Uberty 8-1817 or Liberty 8-01502
,_, Park Ave .. C.:.ta M.a -MI 1-lm
SEl.IX:T YOUR HOKE 1N
WESTQIFF
TO SJ:LilCT YOUJt
DIXX)IlA'l'llfQ 8CRJ!ME