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VOL 11, X~ 11
2 YOUTHS ESC P·E
EXPLODI G AUTO
FEA TUR~~P~~~L ~ A:6v~G ! Collision at
Wally Boag of Corona dt>l "1ar, Corona dt>l ~1a r hepc.·iits "111 pldy 1 01 & 17th Internationally known entt>rt;un-for dan<·tng
er who Is wowing the crow. ·n.., at '.frs DUIIC'an Stewart who Is 'J'wo 14 0 rr -1 1 DIS ·1 nrl' C ld H h 1 · .. nabi'M mtrA<.'U ous y . ne) a . s o en 01'1'.., oe. n l"harJo~c> of the party, asks all t>~<'apt>d death 1n the narrun
wtll do likewise at the Corona to dream up some spooky hat to wre<"kage l hi ·h ll del Mar "Spook So .. xt f h h . o a car w c O\er-. 1ree nl' tt 1n '>'II t e sp1nt of the t>Ve-turned followmg a rolll~io at
Wednesday evening, 0\•t. 29, 1n nlng. Mrs Chec:tf'r MC'Clintock. at Coast Hw) and Dover Dr 1~ ith
the Youth Cl'nter the make up booth w ill help St 1 ~e" rt ~ h . ·
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The ()('('aston IS thl' prr Hal you fa x up a face that a haunt Mo~day po ar ' at 6 -~ p.m.
lowe't-n party being put on by would be proud of. Mrs. Jack l Edward Lon 17 drlvt'r of on
the Corona d<>l Mar Chambt'r of L1ndSt"v Is takang care of table "ar and h g ' •1 h el c T h · ~ . 1s passenger. " ,c ae ommt'r<'t' e enterta1nmt'nt df'<'Oratlons and rontf'St prizes.. Hutchinson 16 both f A dl I w~ll start at 7:~ p.m., beginning M rs. Lloyd Furnace and Mr. and <'ilmbfod out throu ~ /cad~;
With a Halloween hat contest Mrs. Earl Ht>rman art> dt'<'Oratmg whll'h fh•w oPf>n wheg the and a hula hoop rontec:t. Then thl' Youth Center and the gr('E't· turned tar n •r O\er-
1 Wally Boag w ill g1ve hts ~>how lor-; "Ill be !\1rs Jessie Hill. Ron of twlstP<I c::::-tme a !tery n.Oi..S
followed by treats and refrl'sh-Llndt'mann and Dr . David Sm1 A '-t't'Ond f'<H driven b Mt'lin-
ments Dun('an Ste~art and hlS ll'v Frank Jordan w1ll bt' emC'f'E' da R~a~( 1o f Sa Ay -----------------• ~•n "<l nta na ''as in,·ol\'l"d 1n th4' crash. wht('h wnt
HE PICKS ALL 20 GAMES
THIS SPECTACULAR PICTURE wos the rtt5ult of o poltticol condi-dromotic picture. 1\ few seconds loter the floming car exploded. IN FOOTBALL CQNTESTII
dote end his compoign monoger turning to news photography and Edwor~ Long. 17. the dnver. ond Michoel Hutchinson. 16. bo+h of • •
reporting. Roy Maypole of Corono del Mor, condtdate for super 1\rcodto, escoped from thts car .,fter 0 ~.oll·~·on w:th 0 cdr dr ve" A guy equ1pped \4ith crystal Z ark o s of Long Bf'a('h, who
v sor, a nd John Hellyer, his monoger, JUSt happened to be dnv•ng by Melinda R~oson, 18, of Santo 1\l"la. Mr Maypole, ,,,,dentally ball and assorted good lu('k turned In h1s 16 rorr('('t guesses
on Coast Hwy. ot the entronce to Bay Shores Mondoy eventng when wos o combot Marine correspondent ,., the South Pee fie during ('harms came through With a at the Wh1te House 1n Laguna
lhts sc.ene met their eyes. Mr He llyer grobbed his Speed Graphic World War 11 ond Mr Hel yer os 0 photographer or~d pub c re-thousand 10 one shot by guess-L. Fow·lt'r of 720 Goldenrod Ave
ond with Mr. Moypole os hts pnotogrophic Mststont, took thts lot•ons mon. so this spec••l ~•stgnmen l w~· • n•tur•l. ang lh<' wmners of all 20 iames Corona del Mar, and William
Contest of whom submlltPd their entries
all J t('E'nagNs to Hoag Hospital
"Jth mmor •nJurtt'S. ML-.s Reawn
io; a governess at the Newell F'aar
n"'iden<'t' at 207 Evensng Can-
yon Rd . Shore Cliffs.
:-iewport ~ach Pollee said the
Long t·ar apparently was at-
tt>mptlng to tum left onto 17th
St.. w ht' n t hta rolllslon OC(.'W'I"e'd.
An explodsng gu tank ~t fin!! to
the wrt!'<'kage. _____________ __:_ __ .. _ .. _. ~-.:.__..:. .... :..• _:'-':....:..:.:. .... ~: .... ~-----!'" laM w~k s Ensign Football Tambelhm of Costa Mesa. both
Bert Connell Newport (.(. IS Seek.lng COM Boy Is 1 s~i~ ~~t g~~~~:_!~~~ !::~a~~~ ~~a~~~i~~~ ~~n~~r;o;~~!~, Suspect Wins Molthen of llunungton Park for ler took th1rd prize wuh his 322
D·aes at Age 65 H rt I A t this phenomenal feat He IS the lie brf'aker guess as the total DA o· . I
T H• N M u n u 0 first to Wln the grand Prll.t', and ~re of wsnne~. whlrh wa~ 423. ISmiSSa P.~(mBe.:!!~-""ofe~~~nNe-~ 0 Ire . ew an· ager Corona del Mar teenager l ~o~~ It at-;e ~:~~~:-5o~e~ Mr. Tambel~lnl gun.~ 2168. Blonde Patr1cta Ellis. 30, 00· ~ ...... ~. u.... "'_...,.. Ch 1 1 . Th1s weeks lO pmes and en-ownft of Newport's Ell'-A.balODe time ...,..._ of tae Ed*»n Co. Hlrln1 of a new manater ancS At pret~ent lbe Newport Harbor Blvd., was injured Saturcay eve-lowa over Wleconaln. B.i~ ove.r ~ .... y... ....... u._ HaRof &twa.nll Club ancS lone· ar es Ulh e1n, 3628 Ocean Michigan. Tulane over Navy. try blank are on pace 10. \Co-will not .. _,__ to ---d .... _.
omeLJD ,...,.. cU414:.MOOS-.r tn ra.l.llnC mor. twldlatortbeCbam· C:b••ber af:Goe an l4ui.Dca ltWe nh~ when the in whlch be s.x.u .. P\lrdue over Mlc:blp.n I_! • •ng :.= ~~ asariSU&D& ~-
Boel B-sdtal at u. ap otiS. be-t' were ptlme toptCII cl 4t.eus· 11 bft~-., ¥Ol\Jnteer ..t .,....,..._ ___ ..,~~'~ '-A---
Re ... for maQ)' yeam u,. .aon at tJM Monclay nocw~ meet· help-mostJy PresJdent SM. Mrs. Alt.o. A~ .• ~r lt.e E1 Ton) Qreeon. Hll entry wa.s turned In
treUUftY of the K.twanll Club, 1n1 of the board of dlr'ecton of Peg Ege submitted her n!!Sl&na-Marine Ba.se. at Richard's Udo Market. For H• l•f neys oi!Jclals. appa..rently ~ary
ancS he held a record o1 10 years the Newport Harbor Chamber of tlon last week alter 16 years as Young Ulhleln. 16, wu riding The second prize went to T A Is I e ot 2 abortive anempts to "i n a
of perfect attendan~ until hls Commerce. oro~ ~tary for the Chamber. with John Peterson, 17. of Hunt Waging a valiant fight against t'Onvictlon from unt'OOp@ratlve
Illness. A guest at the luncheon meet I There has been no e~ecutlve se<'· lngton Beach. The a uto wNJt out DIES A80AllD 80AT rteath at Hoag Hospital b Frank ~;:~· threw In the towel last
Members of the Newport Kl-lng was John Snetslnger, M'<'te· n!!tary sin~ t<1r. Olmst~ lett In ot oontrol after striking a slfck Stanton Hinegardn<>r, 70 died Taylor. 23-yf'ar old Artesia man
wanll Club will be pallbearens tary pf the Laguna Beach Cham AUg\.lSt. spot In the road. Both boys were of a heart attack aboard h1s boat who suffered Crst!C'al head In T 1 k
at the servlcn. which will be ber, who Is belni ronsldered as Mrs. Ege. who J 0 I ned the thrown from the car. They were moored at Newport BeaC'h Friday jurses Sunda~' when he Wa.b run I a at Forum
held at 2 p.~. today (Thursday! a poasible su~r to David Chamber ottlce at the Balboa lo treated at Santa Ana Community The Garden Grove man failed to over by a motor boat and thf'
In the Santa Ana Ward Chapel. Olmsted. former Lido l.sle rest ('atlon under the !le'C'retaryship of H06pltal for o;erious lnjur1t'c:. rt>s pond to oxygen, firemen sa1d.
Chureh of Jesus Chriat of Latter dent. Mr. OlmstPd reslg~ last the late Harry Welch, said sht' --------------------------
Day Saints. Bishop Peter Dale-AUiU&t after serving 15 months was resigning on the rerommen Help Wanted -Desperately·. bout of the Costa Mesa Ward as txecutlve secretary. dation of her doctor
will oUidate_ Interment will be Mr. Snetslnger said he woulrl Mr Snetslnger told tht' direc
In Fairhaven Cemetery. be willing to accept the Newport tors that Laguna. With a popula-U F S • M B C tl
Mr. Connell was a native of Harbor Chamber position at tht' tion of a little over 10.000. has a ervtces ay e U •
Oaden, Utah, had Uved In Call-same salary that he ls now re Chamber of Commercoe member Ju<~t a lew r;hort months from ThlS Is ju!'lt part of the gnm
fomla 29 years and In Coeta ~lving In Laguna. President t:r ship of 310 paying annual dues now the Crippled Ch!ldrt>n's So· I pr~dlt'tlon of Dr Robert Olander.
Mesa 19 years.. Survivors Include ban ~h said that thla propo5nl of about $8.000. He said that his wile. Pearl, at the family would be ronsidered by the <'X Nt>wport Beach. with more than clrty may have to c:ay no to a who Is heading a verv s low N.-w
home, 188 Flower St.;'2 sons and I ecutlve board, along with 2 oth<'r twice the population, should hllh~ g~rl With a shriveled le~ port Beach l'mted Fund dnw
a daughter. prospects. have a Chamber membership ot who n('E'ds a brare this month at least 500, paying $15.000 In Or the Family Sc.-rviC'e Assn "It'" time Wf' '!larted running a
dues. may ha'e to turn a way a famil~ ltttll' scared.' he pointed out
He <'Xplained that the Laguna whirh is grow1ng awa) from 1u'lt 44 perN"nt of the V..OOO
Chamber has a budget of about ea('h other and whwh a!'SOCiation L'F goal has been reacht>d-wlth
Inspired by the cur~nt vtslta-I But mosquitos. a.s they blight us, $24.000, which IS paid tor hy the help could kl't'p to~ether the drIve d t' ad I in e alre>ady
tion of a host of moequltoe to the Sometimes help those with bur-$8,000 in dues. $8.000 In inrome pas.~. he said.
ODE TO THE SKEETER
Harbor Area, T. Duncan Stewart, sills from the Festival of Arts, $4.800 R f f • . I If rommunlt-. partlnpation ran
the "poet lariat" of Conm.a del In that. as the raider hovers. from the city, and the balance e s aura n In not be jacked up_ and fil'-t hl'
Mar, has compol'led the followll\l U1hter sleepers spring from from mi.s<"ellaneous sourees. I added. the 20 ~t.>...,.port Bf'aC'h
bit of poetry: covers This brought up th topic of COM Ok d agencies depending on l'F fu nds Anned with weapons -. ' books city support of the Ne~port Har aye tor financial help will ha\e to
DC MY IIED1' aLOODIIOIULE or blotters, bor Chamber. The ('ity council curtail their services. <• l w-::, =• •tpptag I Papers. panta, or better ... swat I m. en. who wert> all present, were 1 Dr. Claire Barnett's proposal to
ters. a sked to romment on the coun-construct a medical building and
By T. Duncan Stewart IAaptnc Uke aazelles, to tablt>, c1l policy of providing funds for
Inheriting from previous Dun-Dreaer, chairs, or thlnes less the Chamber. The city Is now re-parking lot at the comer of Be
cans stable, strlcted, by re!erendum vote, to gonia Ave. and Coast Hwy. sn
Their dlallke for "CUlex PUn1ens" Wildly poise their s wat un-let an annual maximum of $2.400 In Corona del Mar was approved.
(which Is latin l~plto tine. arantlng money to the Chamber. with reservations. by the New-
for the ravenoua mosquito), Beedle. of the stretch they're "An outrtrht grant of money Is port Beach Planning Commis-
Honesty demands I state 1ett1nr. llleaal" aald Mayor James Stod-. The wispy bu& Ia up to date, One avol~ deep cUsappolnt-dud. "Tax funds must be voted sJon last Thursday everunr .
As anyone ahould -concedlnr menta, tor apeclflc pu.rpoRS. You are a The planners speclned that the
Unlesa they're mOIIt averse to arua.e., even mUd dl.sjolntments mercantlle group and you should I parkln1 entrance muat be o.n Be-
readlnJ. U. oh midnllht "en~hats" raise your funch amon1 your-, gonia Ave. the exit on the al-
Re belanea before be nrats. ~lves " •
From submarines. (some named ~olQikally ~orin,& "A iooct mana,er can rai8e tiM ley; the parking lot muat be
for ftaha) . ~ • . • for there a seldom needed Cbam-r Income " Coun blacktopped, and closed after 8
Atomlc miMUes llart their ---'-1 · · · .. ....._ 6 r IIWiaba, ... ._UJ · ed ctlman Harvey So~ra. and tor· p.m.; tnere must ...,.. a -oot
(People tall ... with master mer Chamber -•dent, remark-wall around the parklnr lot to Coune th4 airWay. out of water, teeu .. -... ~... ··-'thJ 18 f • of th -t Maid .. • -~ ....... ~ce ••• _.. ;;::: blood .. _ k ~ ed. "tr you cannot 1et th.e tunds -· n ee, ~ uvn prop-._ --...... ~q........ u.... ....n ~· on from the merchants. then you ert;y Une, wMre It can -cut to
hotter. celllnp.) d t 3 feet. M ulto., thoU&h If you11 re· ahoul foJcS up. t ta not ~r ~ ' 1 feel thll ~ falr &nd aquare for the dty to help tbe Chamber
For thlnp tboelf abe. &.1ft 'nlat we. wtth peaee In mJnd. 1ft on Its feet." reQeCt. ahoUld share C h a m b e r director William
All ma.qultoa that we pt O'Bryon asked about the Councll
From n.ll,poOctl. ~ J001I Wlth China and tbe 8oYtet. attitude on provtdlq frM quar·
&Ad pucs4la ters for the Chamber In tit~ City
'l'hey &die dlNd tram hoddles. . . BalL Mavor Stoddard aaJd his
With a Olppy mp Of filppenr COrnE BOP .0. MATJOL& a~r' ptr80nally, was "no." ~ alrt>oQtne. t.bae Utd. Su~~ ttndldat. 1tG1 May-
nippers. pole of Corona del Mar wUI tallt
Jiomll\l to a reJ\dUVOUS abeut campalp lslua and an·
At eomeplaoa em the top of you; ....., q~ons at a coffee hour
Or It you're ileePlna 011 JOUr at 1:80 p.m. ~ ln the
water c:k1f'r at was to...,lng
The l'pper Ray a('t"ldent fX'
currt>d a'! Mr Taylor was squat-
tang low an tht> "atf'r ahoUI to
bt' puiiPd to h1o; sk1s b\ h1s tow
boat. dnven b) John Doolf'), :!2.
of Artesia.
Witnf'"-~S "<!HI ~lr Ta' lor "a"
prari!C'ally out or <~1ght 1n the
watt'r wht'n a boot pilot('(~ by
~ht>ldon Chac;1n. :w of 2011 \:1r
a mar Dr . Balboa, and towmg
Craig Rorex. 33 of LA~ An~:!•ll'"
plow~>d ovN him
Polu-4' Harbor Dt-pt a nd h fl'
guard offic1a Ill who ru.,ht-d \1 r
Tit\ lor ro Hoag c:au1 he app~a-Pd
ro lw · f'Ut to ptl"<'e'-h\ rh.-pt••
J'M'llf'r a nd hull or :\1r l h.i ... lll '
l'lclar
Hoa~ o;pokec:mE'n o;a1d thai al
rhouS;!h :\1r Tavlor o;utr.-w<l )of'
\t>re brain damaee and wa ... <~ltll
on tht> cntical h.o;t thas w~k h\'
~m.c: a hnle Improved."
t~. Youth Center, aponeored by th
Other ptuw tbe:Y Ond JU!'ft~· c.... cW Mar au.. Commit·
Followlftl tbelr tOolawoof ~ tM for K..,-,ole. (tel~ eall8 the tbJ piobce· _.....,_ ___ _
To~ a.t• l)*tl .. tupt ••• -.u ....., WOUII
City Council
Meets Friday
'nM N.-port a.d'l City Coun·
,..,., ..a•• ...... ....... ll. of And .ur. eilde ........ J'tlp. Dol)lb.ID 'hiT.. lrrlDI 'l'tJ.n,ol; ~\aM ol ~
Ulill c.-a Ill liar, died........, of ....... ol CSU. •1 •1 lllol•
,.. • fbilt. • __. .. ...... ., ........ p&Di. .at ....
N«> COttONA DEl MAl G&I LS .,.,... the
luc~ trMSu,.. thesf ... kel'1 Saturday in the tra·
di+iOMI trMw,.. hunt fHt~n of the lobster
Beke. Petta 0 hn, 12, of 2320 ~ Ave~
(eM tt a.nd Linde Smith, ll, of 200'7 T •huna.
t er.. IrMa. T M'.C., found the t in tfle vidn·
ity of tt. Youth c.m.r obout ':lO e-'!'· s.tur-
dly. Shawn w\th them i$ J.a V en ~ man·
The 3 rand1dates for supel"\ IS
or will g1ve s hort spee<-hes and
answer questions at a publ.c for-
um to be prt"";('nted by tht' Har-
bor Area Teachers C'oun(',) at 8
p m. Monday in the Harbor High
S<·hool aud1tonum.
C'and1dates Sf'.-. R~>di'IIC''. Ro\•
Maypole and C'laotP ;'o/elo;on hav£.
l>Hn In\ itP<I IO 1;1\'t' 10 mlnUtt'
ta)k.o; on "hat th<'\ th1n k a '•' rh«>
major 1'-"UE''-In ·th<> "U)o(>!"\ !!>Or
rlf>t•tJon r ampatgn Thl' aun:.-nc-e "'II havt' the opportunsr~ to rtl
N'<'t '>'Tittc>n questions to the
pant> I
Hear Floral Desiper
Ruth r.od.,halk of B<>vl'rh Hills.
not I'd fh>ra l rll'<:lgnN "i I prf'-
c:t>nt th1• pro~ram at thr noon
lunrhe-on m('E'IIn~ of tht' TUt"'l·
r\av Cluh nt"\.t Tuec:da\ at the
Balboa Bay C'luh ·
Hop
II..ACK iWWWY. Amertean bUtol7 refera ~~ • OCNfle ot
e JBEAKFAST WITH mLL KNOWLAND a.cs rri4&A w't 1ut Tbu.nday ....., M a day lonf rtmem· Bill JCnowland got together for breakfast with a , a..l'ed u the Dark Day or Tel•·
number of Orange County newsmen, including my-~~~~2~~~~ vi8ion.
eeU, at the Gourmet Restaurant last Thursday, and In~~ eo!:!0ti~
he spoke optimistically of his chances on Nov. 4. He BY ~,~~~ that Lou1la May Alcott'• LlTI1Z
eaid the tide turned 4 weeks ago and is continuing in ~~ t'rifP~ WOMD coul41 be · w~ •
his favor. His prediction was a victo"" over Pat ~DC:I•a:::.::~~:~aca:::ICI:::aac~•IXI•--•-~a~-.~ addl~ acme ~·rate eoop • z _ ud tmMlllalllnl lt wUh 101M
Brown by 125,000 votes. • ur 'Ill& •.ur "Cut alkw reuonably thldc, bUdt an4 wtq \YPe equare ct.nc·
There's a <;iifference like night and ddy between CatcbJn• flah ls run but eat· maybe an Inch or a JJttJe thicket. lnr. tlMzeby cbancl ... the dw.r·
those 2 candidates. Bill ICnowland speaks with con-lne your catch ls not to be You can u.. a tblclc piece ot f1ah aee.ra of four ramou.e flrl8 bOlD · d k f hr. h d h sneez.ed at, either. llke a rout, if you prefer. Put tt.mure, 19th • CentuJ)' modeet vtction an to es a ort 1g t, concrete stan on t e Not lone ago, had you chanced the meat In a deep dlah liM a younr ladlee to .amethlnr U.U· crucial issues of the day. You have heard Pat Brown to uJl me what 1 though~ ot caaierole. Then puJJ th~ center ally eeen on an amateur bour, I
in his television "spots." He's for the farmer, the pro-marlin, u far u eating It eoes. out ot a loaf ot ·bread. Do not will never undemand.
f · 1 h b · h labo h · I would have given you a very use the crust. crumbl e thla Beth dld not die In this mu. ess1ona man, t e usmessman, t e rer, t e m-lukewann answer. 1 probably bread, and rnlx It with 011 <ollve slcal, but the whole pro4uctlon dustrialist, and the ordinary citizen; he's for lowering would have aaJd "Smoked! Yeah. oil 1.a p~rable, but any cook· did, and It did die painfully;
taxes, and spending more money. He's for every-lt'a terrific. but otherwise-well. lng oll can be uaedl. To this add however. lt wu • just reward
thing for everybody, all things for all men. I'll take und·dabs, anytime." your aeuontnr-whatever Y9U MDI&IIIOIIUtD OP •AD. Dr T h I a Idea. now very much prefer. 1 add 110me sage, oregano. IJIOK. When Playbou.e 90 la bad You should have no difficulty in choosing Know-changed, was born when 1 tried a touch puhape of garlic, pepper la manages to be u bad u It ls
land for governor if you take the trouble to comJX]re to eat some marlin I caught 4 and the llke. oo NOT ADD uaually good, and lut Thursday
th · h f th 2 years ago. The taste was okeb, SALT. Salt ahou)d never be ap-nlcht it wu very, very bad. e campcngn speec es 0 ese men. but the texture! It was very piled. to any meat before cook· It ... "It" being a play called Mr. Knowland and 1 traded World War II reminis-much like chewing on a well Inc. It draws out the juices and the Long Marcb, wu made up ot
censes of our days as barracks-mates in Shnven-tried piece of manila rope. You makee aey meat dry. an unreal and unreasonable sit·
ham, the Mihtary Government training school in just never d1d get through chew. "Then cover your tlsh with a uaUon pre.ented by linea com· lnr! liberal layer of thll bread·OII · poaed ot all the dull llnee left England. After the dull days of training, we went our I still can't say It the size of seuonlne mixture_ perhaps a over from every war play alnce
eeparate ways mto Germany for the combat phase a marlin la what makes the big halt to thrH·quarte,.. ot an Inch the atormlne of San Juan Hill.
of the Military Governme nt operations. His assign-dlUerence or not I know It's true deep. Put It In the oven. at 300 I have one con110latlon for with d~r. The finer the rack, the to 350 degrees. Baste every little Black Thur.day; both playa were ment was w ith Fifth Army headquarters, and he tougher the venison, as a rule. whUe with the oil and juices so very bad, that I was saved
served until a ft er V -J Day, when he was called back It's fairly sensible to think that that gather In the dU.h. Do not from boredom by Angulah.
to the states for appointment to the Senate. a young, well fattened marlin cover with a lid." would be better than an old e TVII, YVM I Bill Knowland deserves the s upport of all voters record · breaker. The one I en· Nino, tor our money, gets the
who want to preserve the kind of America that we joyed last week was a little one, laurel wreath for hla advice.
fought fo r in World W or 11. u marlin go. It was well fed. NEVER have 1 tasted anythlnr too-and It was delicious! better than that marlin prepared Final phuea of campaign proJ·
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• TWEEDLE-DUM AND TWEEDLE-DEE
However. there's another fac. a Ia Mardi Gras. Furthermore, ecta wlll be d1acuased Wednes·
1 tor In the enthusiasm with seems llke It should be a ter· day evening, Oct. 29, when the
which I'm talking about marlin rifle way to cook any kind of Surf and Sand Youna n-pubJIC·
It's easy to choose B1'll Knowlh nd as our governor • nc '-' as a seafood delicacy. That lm · fish. 1 can hardly walt to try an.s gather at the VIlla Marina, -d you are in favor of preserving our hentage of portant factor Is an amigo whose some white sea bus thla way-at the entrance to Balboa Island.
j::ersonol freedom and md1vidual initiahve. But wha t name Is NINO. He Is chef. in the only I have none ot same. <All· The 7:30 p.m. m~Ung wUl be
h h f h U S S ? Bo h best sense of the word. Not just lng C. Q. for anyone with a mess p~ed by a "no·host" cocktail cho1ce 1S t ere in t e race or t e . enate t a cook,but an a rtist In the pre· of white sea bass. party, according to President Cal
the Repubh-:an cand1date. Goodw in Kmght, and the paratlon and serving of food. I almost forgot to mention that Schmidt of Newport. All young
Demo,..rat Clmr Engle sound like left-w mg Ne w N In ° Gelmlnl. as you may I the bread-oiJ.seasonln~t covcorlng. R.epubllcans are Invited to the -• , ' .d d . d sus pect, was born In Italy, where when It browns Is a delicacy In m-tlna said Mrs. 8ru""' Ander Dealers They re for federal 01 to e ucatlon. an a chef Is t-steemed as highly as ltselt. What a dish! so';: m:~bershlp chal~~n. · more and more government spendmg; they both are 'In France Ni no came to Amer· ____________ _.:... _____ _
both beheve that the U. S. Supreme Court IS enhrely In New York City. After a long I I I agamst freedom of ch01ce m joining a un~on The y ~c~~ :h~t;'~u;~nm:~/~~e~~tc:~ If , l ~I~ I~ M~ , 1 ~
correct in its segregatiOn dectslons that are danger-period of apprenticeship under A j I
ously undermming states rights . . . :~:ago~e:.\:C:;.~~~~~fs'1~~~-l l_.
You DO have one cho1ce: W nte m the name of restaurant. Much later, he got
Jess R1ch1e of Oakland. the Constitution Party cand1-the Wes twa rd, Ho! urge and be·
d f S t ca me a res taurateur In Los a te Or eflO or. Angeles. Now. his business es· * * • tabllshment Is In Orange. on e DON'T BE MIS-LED BY FALSE RUMORS Chapman Avenue. The name Ls the Mardi Gras. It you enjoy food When you consider your decision on Proposition at Ita best. remember the name.
No. 16, don't let yourself be deceived by the wrongful • aAca TO naa
h 'al rt• f h h d Wttb a bll ehunk of what rumors t at commerc1 prope tes 0 c urc es an looked like very dellctoua meat,
church schools have been taken off the tax rolls 1 decided to consult my friend as
The se rumors are used as arguments in favor of No to the best way to cook lt. Here's
16 h h ld h t t · what he said, and If yow flsh , w ic wou remove t e ax e xemp lOn on pn-turru~ out to be the delectable
vote schools dish that ours did. you'd be"er
The truth lS that church land used for commerc1al pas te thla In your recipe book.
h f II Th J t Now. here's Jflao. purposes must JXlY t e u tax. eon Y tax e xemp "Doc. fish ts hard to cook prop·
lands held by churches o re those pro perties on wh1ch erly. It's naturally dry. and of
c:-e located churches. schools. hosp1tals, orphanages delicate navor. Many people ean 1
O.,d S1mllar chantoble mshtutions. turn out a very dellcloua steak or roast. but few know how to Vote "No" on Proposition 16. cook fish so as to keep It juicy
and brtng out Ita best flavor.
Over ane.hundred Mamas In
Washington, D. C., have just
agreed that klds oughta be
s panked when f\eeded, not call
their parents by their flrat names,
and they ahouldn't have to be
paid to do houaehold chores.
Now, all these observations are
top, timely and une. How.ome
ever, these h u n d r e d Mamas
weren't talking about their own
kids; they were just discussing
kid.l In general . . . That's the
trouble -parents and uperu
never seem to see eye to eye.
(all rights raerved)
S.~ d.u pod•t• pelcl et c..-. 4el Mor, c.lif. "'"'ith.cl • .....,, ..
n-sd•y. ;., C«o... clel Mar. i11 the City .f ~ ... d.. C.lif. Office aMI
prifttint pl•llt bo the &..19" lvllding. U•innt ...._ .. : 2110 f. C...t Hit~
way, C«on• del u.,, C.lif. Tela,._.: Ollole 1.-so.
AltVO E. HAAftA
ftEG HAAftA ....
101 LEEOOU
WAAREN WYATT
FLORENCE IAitNES
<>-•• aMI ftubli..W
-........... -..Auoc.i•t• Editor
.. _ ·-·--·N..... Editor
. Ad¥erti&iflt Uan. .. r
_ .. Office Manager
"Firat. it m ust t1e fres h, the SUISCIUniON RAUS
fresher. the better. Other meats In t"e Newp«t Heri:.M Ar .. : One yeer -U.OO: two yea" -$5.00
Improve with aging, but not fish. Outside of rita H.rb« Are•: One y .. , -$4.00: two Y••" -$7.00
~~~----~~~~------~ • • •
ly COL AJfDIIEW W. SMJTJL Form• M--.ber of Oty CoaAdJ
Be lieve It or not, there are peo-j want to. For a ll thill give thanks
pie who are so afraid of Ben Red·, to our fou nding fathers.
diC'k that they won't men11on 1 This 1s just a sample of Ben
how tht>y are going to "ote in th<'l Reddit·k·s modus operandi: His
race for supervisor. They know 1 victmts this time are the X·ray
from his past ed1tonals that he tech ntcians at County Hospttal,
w1 ll go to great lt"ngths to hurt concerning paid vacations.
somPone who has irked him I I quote: "How can these snor·
It'<; a poor deal tar an 1ndivid· kcl ·headed socia list jerks have
ual to be th!' vi<'tlm of abu~ the unmitigated gall and guts to I
publlcl:red to hundred'! of people a"k for a pa td vacation tor learn·
and t hen to be told "I'm sorry" ing to go out and rob us blind?"
privately. • r wouldn't know about the lat· • WBO IS •ELSOK
ter. The man wrote In one of his Many people are asking. "Who
outbursts at me when I was a is Claire Nelson?'' I'll answer
candidate that I loved to hel.st that: Mayor and councilman ot
my draught beer and that I Costa Mesa for 5 years, during
"llved In an aura of hate." (And the hectic incorporation years.
how did he know I had tap beer? President of the Oranae Count)'
Because he had been a guest at dlvU.Ion of the CaUtomla League
the keg 4 times.) How do you of Cities. DlrectM and chatnnan
like them apples, chums? of Sanitary District No. 6. Trua·
Hia abuse of the doctora hu tee and chalnnan ot the eo.ta
been fantastic. It Is my opinion Mesa Elementary School Dlatrlet.
that he won't get one vote 1tom Civic awarde: Klwanlan ot the
an M.D. year in 195'1. community service
1 have protested many tbnee ln 1957, outatandlnr citizen In
Shat freedom of apeech ln the 1958. Operated own retall bual·
press. when abuaed to pick on nesa. feed and hardware, In Colt&
someone who cannot answer. la Mesa for 21 )'e&J'I. A man wbo
poor sportamanahJp-jut about hu done and will do thlnp. A
Jlq poahlne little chickens ln proven leader. A conatn.lctlve
the crkk. fighter wtthodt fanfare, wbO
1 can readily undemand tbat statee that he will devote hll tun t« bual.-or aodal reuona time to the job 11 elected.
80IIne people are afraid ot thle In my humble opinion J con·
man, but I am sure that when alder hlm head a.nd ahouldeft
that cu.ru1n d~ behlnd them above h1e eompeUton, and 1 real
1 n that ~nr booth, all teen th•t our dlatr1ct 11 indeed fot·
•Jid .,..vta vanish. 1"here JC'II tunate that 10 JOOd • man baa
aN your own man. You wWld oftered btl talent. to publlc .UV·
that tittle etan\p the .,.., :rou Ice. • • •
I LilT
... ,
FA\~
AND
EQUIT~&L~
TA~E~
FOFL
~LL!
I
y OLE ILIIT
1 •••••••o• Dll~aacr ........... -.. • ..... 1,.1·---.. --~--·
Double sessions at most public schools
mean that we've had more children than
we've been willing to build schools for.
Double sessions at the annual Cooking
School, sponsored by Richard's lido Mar·
ket and Orange Coast College, mean
we've provided an extra "classroom" be-
cause our "students" multiplied so quickly.
Mark your calendar now ... four WEDNES.
DAYS (it used to be Tuesday) stlrtina Octo-
ber 29 . • • lnd take your pick of classes
from 9-.30 to 11:30 A.M. or 1:30 tD 3:30
P.M. at Udo Thuter. L.ota of NtWious
new ideas in menu planninc, prizes from
ludin&lido merchants and two 1959 all·
&as Gaffers & Sattler ranges . • • first
school bell rinas just 1 days from nowl
UDO MARKO
AMfltiCA'$ UNIQUE fOOO MAlT
o,n DaHr nu 7 P.M.-friday Tift I P.M.
,
...... .,.
Hear yel Hear y.! Come one,
~ all, to tbe Orance Cout
Colleae Coolclna School ••• and
thJa year you can brlnl ypur
twin alat~. becau.e there will be
two ~eaiona. ln the
from 9:30 -11:30 ... In the alter·
noon 1:30 -3:30 ... Where else
but the Lido Theatre .•. but SOS.
BVD, XYZ, the day hu been
changed (rom Tuesday to Wed-
needay . . . A1eo pleez, pleez.,
share a ride or cook up a
pool.
* * * ON:age Coaat CoJ.119e Ml Qt.
~ ...n.d eat..._.. • U... wbo baft att..s.d ID
pn9toaa .,...... u yoa do DOt
baft tk:bta .. ........ ....
ben DOW, so .,_ Al Porgtt
cmd tbe IJdo 'l'llleatiH wW ........ u.-oa c.old .. ac..-..,.._
The Garter's and Sattler peo·
pie, the Southern Counties Gas
Company, AI Forglt Hardware,
the Lido ShoP~ and the old home·
stead have joined with Orange
Coaat College to cook up intrigue
(lttlng for a queen ... Marlene
Winger and Gerry Gerken will be
on the stage to make with the
cooking talk ... The Goodie line·
up Is called "Remember Mama's
Cooklnr" with a lot of Mama 'a
old flxlna In a new dress.
* * * Bold yoar bats ••• ben'• tile
vUta ••• Poa.r Oaffwa cmd Sat·
U. .....-. two coarte.y Al rorvtt. u.. ot~~~en .,_ u..
..-. .... u..loat.IMaiCoua·
tlee a. c-.-~ ... a.uan
........ la.U .... wWbe a•...aaef,uta ... .. ....... _. _...,._. ........ ~----...... ~.-...... ,.. .... ............... ....... .
........ Dell ........ .
............. ,_L*
T.:r-cs. IS4weU IMp f• Ilea.
........ Dldl ...... later· ..... J'l......... Lido, lpol'ta·
--Ltd.. aoa.erta J....a.n, ad tile lbade lbop ••• Aa lD·
~ lladio fl-. VU.C..t'•
... _, , ... WIWaau Sat·
tioMn, .. Electric a.dl ,._
Lido m.cta1c. J.cldiea baadbclp
"-tbe .... or... .... Lido
WIDclow, • la.be a:Dd o&l cbaap
"-Lido Jlkbfleld, ta-4rt'•
bea ..U. fnlllll tbe lkl * E 'M,
two Chi=Me U.. f.-Jt.a
BuBIDcla. a • • l D w a aocouDta
.... 8cmlr oC AJDedca Clad
R....,..t·Balbocl ScrriDp cmd
LoaD.
* * * The above are just the arand
prtz.es, now here's what linda ·
home each Wednesday ... Bags
of Groceries, $20 worth of meat
certlfic.ates, ladles' Sheaffer pens
and all the food that la cooked.
Plus a lot of fun and an enter·
.talning time undel'" the ever lov·
1n1 supervtalon of Gerry Gerken
and Marlene Winger.
* * * 119 aale UtJa wulrnd •
..-11 t1llbiL Jl.t ...... tv· ........................... .............. ,. .._.., ... ._ re •• ......-s ........ ., ........... ...
ly ........ ..,.. .......
ua-.u. "'-'-....... ............ -.-....... '-................... . ................. ...... -..... ...... .... ~ ........ . .................. ...... ,, ,, .. ,.,.. .. L,.. ...... .....................
.. Gill .. I :aM te
..... f' CS If ' I
*** Satur'dq, ~ 25 ••• Kor·
aee Enlllp ud Jecapert JWalitli
P.T ..A.'I s...a. 8&C st-Calnlftl at Bence ..._. Mool ••• A
)oint fUnd ......., CS"'P'llft fGr
the.ebool .................. . B~re'a fWl tar tM wbale tamU1 to nppcwt a ....,. wOrtll1 caua
* * *
University Hope~ Bright
For COM. Says Sumner
»&WJOIIT uaoa aiJGII a
TII17JI:U)AT, OCTOIEJI ZS, l ..
CDJI TO ..-r unu
Not meeting ot Kappa Cam-
State Aaemblyman Bruce I votlnl on alt.e eelectlon Indicated ma Alumnae of Southern Ora nee
Sumner took time out lrom a hec-a •trona P<*!bUlty that Irvine County will be held at noon.
tic round of campalcnJnc thla land mJght be cha.en. Nov. 13 in the home of Mra.
week to expl'ftll cautloua optJ. The aqemblyman also said he James Stoddard, 2928 OceAn
mJam over aelectJon of Irvine Co. baa hopes that Proposition a, ~Bliiviidii .. iiCoronaiiiiiiiiiiiiMde-liiiMaiW;r. ___ • land north of Corona del Mar as which he authored, will pus at 111
a aJte for a UnlveraJty ot Callfor· the Nov. 4 election. It would au-1 E II
nla branch. thorize a $200 million bond lsaue
"It look.a awfully cood." he to make up the 1200 million def U p II L I J E Ill I aaid, ln reference to COM's ldt with which the atate legla·
chan'ces for the branch. ''nle lature expects to be faced next ~ & lhQ£11
alte aelect:lon committee la meet· seulon. This money, Mr. Sumner 18 .~C.:..,. ..
Ina now, and I have a atronr aald, could be uaed to help con.'!!!!!~"!! .. !!-~~~~~~~ feellnr that they will pick the atructlon of a University branch. I:
south Orange County site."
Mr. Sumner aaid he djdn't OUADOVJTZ WELCOMED
want to "violate any even lm· Mr. and Mra. Joeeph Olrado.
plied confidences" but that the vltz, 1045 W. Balboa Blvd .. Bal·
withdrawal of UnJveralty Regent I boa, weiCC>r'Md a Unle Olrado-
A. J. MacFadden talao a mem· vltz (boy~~ at Hoar Hospital
ber of the Irvine Co. board I from I Friday, Oct. 10. He weighed 7
11»., 3 oz.
World Day I I DO YO_U_W_A_NT_o_jo_b-. o ricle, o s rent.J, • beby a1Her7 ex flo,_ ......
Set for Nov. 7 -thlftt to ... , Try EMit• cleui-ITDO ITAilTS AT TOU"a DOOa
Members of the Harbor Area
United Church Women laid plans
for World Community Day at
thf'lr met-tlng this month. I
The day has ~n ll(>t for Frl·
'day. Nov. 7 at the Costa ME"''a I Methodist church. Mrs. ~ BoJ .
in, chairman of the event, an·
nounced. Theme thls year Is "Ex·
f'oed eels.. Oltiole l-0560. ----
• • •
change: Goods. Ideas, People." Lido I~ c:.aw
Dr Giles Brown of Orange Olllole 2....., -S430 Via Udo
Coa!lt College will speak. Interest 1 ~==========~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!~~~ will t't'nter around Paklstan and
the South Sea lsland.~. Offerings I CARVING PUMPKINS to help their parents dec-sen ond secretory Vicky West. Sponsors for the of medical ltt>ms. yardagP and
orate for the Spoo~ Spree are these members of juniors cue Mrs. lesl;e Petersen, cho~rman; Mrs. <"lothes for the foreign n~dy wlll j
the newly organized junior section of the L•do M. A. Anderson co-chairm~~n: Mrs. J ohn Brough· be taken.
Isle Woman'5 Club. Standing. left to right. are ten. d·arm and fashoon advisor. and Mrs. Jose ph I TBOMPSOJf MAifEtJVEilDfC I
Marilyn Jones. president Sara Van Ornum and Stawido, specoal events chairman. The Spook US Navy sea man Jamf'S
vice-president Kr istine Stawicki. Seated, left to Spree ..,;u be held Saturday. Oct. 25. on the l ido Thompson. son of Mr. and Mr'l.j
right, are treasurer Susan Eastman. Koren Peter-Clubhouse. (Gene Ross photo) Jamt>"' Thompson, 2931 E. Coast __:..::!.::.:...=:_:.:..:.::::..::.._:.::=.:....::.::.:..:..._:~..:..._:_:_ ________ ....:..... ___ __;_ _ __;_ _______ , Hwy .. Corona dt>l Mar. is taking
NEWS OF I 0 YEARS AGO, Musicians ~~~~re 1;xt>~c1!":r~~c:;~f>dst.~~·r~~
storm" this month off tht> coac;t A s ht of Southern California. 1
e OCTOIU 22. INI Herald has sold the Ensign news· I Ore Co;>~21lharmonlc
Establlahment of carrier serv· paper to Fred Allen, who has r~nge Ice on Jan. 1 1s being arranged I bet>n the managing editor of the ronductor Frieda Bel infante Is forming a chamber music en· by the Corona del Mar Post Of· Costa Mesa paper. semble.
tJce; Postmaster Ross King said Musicians lnterestt>d in part!·
larQest 1111d Most Comolete
l=umitvre Store in Hle Are&
C.ll 1()1' ,._
OECOII,A. TING SERVICE
Liberty 1-SSIJ that delivery will Include all of s·lggest Lots clpatlnr have been Invited to Corona del Mar except Shore m~t wath Mlss Bellnf.t'ltt> at
Cllffa and beach areas <Juch as d N B I Santa Ana High School tonight H G ~
China Cove ... The Balboa Y.tcht carve In II Thursday I or next Thursday 0 us J) 'I J a r J) n Club Sportsmanship Trophy was evt>ning at 7:30 In the band room L • I L
awarded to Converse Wurde-Subdivision activity 6uring the at the Parton St. entrance. Furnishings for homes.
mann of Balboa Island ... AI · first nine months of 1958 saw 61 A definite appointment may 1 dubs, yachts.
fred Schultz, partner in the Kay new tract. recorded In Newport 1 be made by telephoning the eo. h
(("~f
...,55 -ACassGII'S
An11q~ Gold Scrcrm.
'Te"-'t Fa.nuturc.
/adt •nd Porccl.tn,
PcwttT, Scrolls
1~ SOUTH COAST llYO.
LA-UNA MACH • HYAn 4-lftl
'" IM Art CnttT Finch Ceramic. firm, died Oct. Beach and 14 in Costa Mesa, put. PhUbarmonlc office at Kimberly I 1017 W. tt Hiq ••v
A-.,, N-PQ't ... ell 21 In his home at 346 Poppy 1ne .. ting th~ cities In aeventh and 1 ..,5~-9!~~~·==========~===========~=========================:; Corona del Mar ... The Business third places respectively. ;=
Aaodatlon of Corona del Mar Figures compiled by the Or·
a,-reed on Chrlatmu decoration anre County Reporter ahow that
plana and voted to launch a CO· Newport Beach lola averared \
operative abo p p l n 1 promotion eonaiderably tarcer than tboee
pllC)Ilam ... A last minute dreu-in Costa Mesa or the eou'nty as a
lar bu been l.uued In oppoaJtJon whole. The Newport aubdlvlalons
to next week'1 ballot pro~ltlon carved 28S Iota out of more than
to atftllate with the Metropolitan 138 aCHS, while eo.ta Mesa 423
Water District ... The Newport Iota were created on less than 97
Harbor Community Chest drive acres .
for $20,000 Is laaglna. with less Newport was only ninth In
than half of the goal collected total lots.. but fourth In acrnge
... The Harbor High Sailors de· converted. Costa Mesa was sixth
feated Huntington Beach In a 13 In lots and seventh In land area
to 7 thriller on Harlow Richard· Countywide, l26 new tracts ac-
aon'a 60-yard punt mum In the counted for 6,164 new lou on
second quarter ... Fullerton J.C. 1,697 acres.
trounced Oranre Coast College lOT PO-.-,-A-TTO--RS---
32 to 0 ... The Costa Mesa Globe Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Patton,
5 YRS. AGO
e OCTOIEJI 22, 1153
About 2.000 lobster dinners
were served during the fifth an·
nual Corona del Mar Lobster
Bake ... A ault hu been filed In
Superior Court claiming that
Clinton Sl John. dlsmiued Or-
ange Coast Collt>ge Instructor,
was not guilty of lnsubor&lna·
t1on for retuslng to say whether
he had been a member of the
Communist Party ... A use per·
mit has been aranted to M . E.
Kirkwood of Whinier to build a
19-unJt motel at the Seaward Rd.
entrance to Corona Hlghlanda
. . . Rl&h ~~ trustees have
approved tbe construction of a
10-room bcme·maldng and arts
and cratbl buUdlna on the eam·
pu.a • , • Tb:ree-year-old Jesse
PSetdtna Steele or 113 Via Ra-
WJma, Udo lale, wu racued
from tbe waters of the bay by
aa uftldeDWied boatman •.• Tbe
OOC Pirate. were defeated by
.S'Nf'llde J. c. 13 to 6 ... Eloy llalt1Jia 8CONd all the point. for
the Sa1lon .. Harbor JUab •
e..t8d Guden Grove ln a .coed
half --Mdl, 1t to u.
816 W. Ocean Ft .. Balboa. are the
proud new parents of a boy. who
weighed In at Hoag Hospital
Tuesday. Oct. 14, at 8 lbs., 4 oz. I
reople have bMn
~yinc) ••• and
beUevinq thet
YOU CU
DO BETTER
•
<Political Advenlsement I
WILLIAM
ISTENSEN
18 die •• fer
JUDGE
.
• 30 ,.ars a mMDh-of the Ccdiiamia Bar.
F~ Special Trial Deputy, City AttonMy·a Ot&ce. to. ADge._
• "-eDdy Your AwMkmt County ec,.m..L
A Family MaD Whoee tm. 11ta Are die Scaae • Yo.as.
® FO~ CHIIISTENSEN ON NOVFNIFR ....._
Susan McEni,-y of
Is Wed to William . .
Weddlna voon aid at htlh choMn by tM brtde for IW' wed·
nooa on S.pl 2T at SL J'UMI dlq P""L 1"bt ..,_ wu Mact. ~~ Church. Newport, un.lt· Wit)\ a •biiM MdcllM .mbrold·
eel Sn marrtap Mia Suan Jean eNd wt~.. a... thrte·
Mchlry aDd WWtam R. Vlncent. quarw .a.w.. ~ ~r·
'!be a.v. John Puke performed aldrt. doled wtth Wide
the double rtna •rvtce. ... .,_an ...... wu ur*t wtth
Tbe bride 1a the dauahter ot w~'-~ Tbe brtde wore a
Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. • Me-ahouldH·~ veU ot t\ll .. and •
Enhy of noo Ocean rrt., New· carried a bouq...t ol eamaUona
port. The JTOOm'a parent. are Dr. and ordUda.
and Mra. .Joeepb Herbert Vincent Mia 'hny O.vey aerwd aa ot eo.ta Mesa. mat1on ot JKmot. lack Vlncel\t
A CbantUly lace lbeatb with waa beRman. and Rerbftt Vin·
an overaklrt ot white taffeta was cent .Jr. and Carl Vltaallano
PT As Schedule
Spook Funfest
served aa uahera. ·
Followlna a luncheon teceP·
Uon at the Balboa Bay Club, the
bride and 1f00m lett for a honey·
moon at Santa Barbara.
The brlde'a mother wore a pow-
der blue knit draa with match·
Ina aCC'eSIOries ·and a Javendar
cymbidium orchid coraap. Mra.
Vlncent wore a silver and white
lame jacket dJea and a almllar
PTA.s of the Horace Enslen
and Newport Elementary Schools
are jolnlna to present their sixth
annual Hallowe'en C.rnlval from
11 a.m. to S p.m. this Saturday
at the Enslen School.
There wlll be a costume pa-
rade at 2 p.m .• with prizes to be
awarded. A midway wiU be lined
with shops featurlne whHe ele-
phants, balloons. snack bars,
eames of skill and burros to ride.
co;:ea~rlde 11 a araduate ot San FOUOW1N6 THEIR MARRIAGE ot St. Jomes EpiKOpol Church,
Marino Htah School and Oranae newlyweds, Mr. ond Mrs. W illiom R. Vincent were honored ot a
Coast Colleae. Her husband, alao reception ot the Bolboa Boy Club. (Terry Boris photo) an OCC araduate, 11 now attend-__ ;...__ _______ ..:.._ __ .:___: __ _:_ _ _;_ ____ _
TOASTING THEIR UNION in morrioge ore Mr. and Mrs. John Poul
Pisc"ott&. The bride is the fornvsr Miss Judith Blum of Bolboo lslond.
Judith Blum of Balboa Island
Is · Bride of John P. Pisciotta
Pr~ will be used for PTA
weUare work.
Coordinating the event are
Mmes Howard Williams, Earl
Peterson, Sherman Hart and Les·
lie Petersen.
LEGAL NOTICE
Settling Into their first home cade gown made with a scoop No. A 31.811
in Berkeley are newlyweds Mr., neckline. The flared ballerina-NOTICE TO CREDITORS
and ~lr<>. John Paul Pisdotta. length skirt tell from a high fat· ESTATE OF RUDOLPH J. GOL·
The bride as the formN Miss ted basque walstlane. Tht' long EMS, also known as R. J. Goi-
Judalh Blum. dauehter of Lt. Col.1 sleeves ended In a point at tht> t'mR. dec:-ca~c1
Ina UCLA. The couple wliJ live
In West Las Aneelea.
Legion Plans
Spook Party
Saturday, O<'t. 25, will be the
.. Witching Night .. for Amc>rlcan
Legion Post and Auxiliary 291.
Starting at 9:30 p.m. the Hal·
lowe·en party will take s hape
with dancing and a smorgasbord
table at the AmNknn Legion
Ha ll, 15th St. anrt Buy Ave., New·
port Beach. and :\Irs. Alan Blum or Balboa wrists. Bands of pearls h<'ld hl'r NOTICE IS IIEREBY GrVEN to
U.lan<l anc1 now al"o of Goose fingertip VE'il of FrE'nch allu.;ion tht> creditors oC and all persons
B.-v. Labrador. whert> tht> colon· She c~rned a pra)N book ac1orn-having claims against the said
t>l ·., on duty. The groom's par· ed wath wha te stephanotis and dt>C'('dent or said estate to file
t>nts a•l' .:\t r. and Mrs Paul John orchids. l tht>m with the ne<-essary vouch·
P1"''1Jita or Sacramento. Both of her attt>ndants worE' t>rs In the office of the Clerk of Professional
Boah of tne young pt>oplt> ha\E' peau dE' soie dresses an roman('(' the Supenor Court of the State )
lwt>n attt'ndang the t:naversil) of blut>. ThE'y had twll -shapecl of Ca hforma. in and for rl'e o•arectorv
C'lllfornia a t BE>rkl'h'). Judy 'ikirt<; \\ath rose dE'taal at the County of OrangE'. or to present
graduatt>d an 19~~ aiHI was a ht-mhnt' and earned whalt> car the samt> with the ne<-eSSdry t FUNERAL D"'ECTORS mt>mber or Zeta Tau Alpha SO· nation lt>as tied with blut> nb voucht>rs, 'to the undersagned at .--::..=.~:.:.:.;.:.:;....=..:.:::.:.=:.;;.;..;;.;.;;:;..._,
ront) Ht>r husband. a mt>mbt>r oons. They each wore headbands his or ht>r place of business. to· Friendly Nehthhorhood Servtc.o
of Tau Kappa Epsilon fratermty. or matching blue. I wit: Ida Brettln. Executrix of the
expects to graduate in Ft>bruary. Attending the groom w<>rt> Pl.' Will of Rudolph J. Golems. de-PARKES-BELL
They chose the All Souls Epis· ter Starman of Altadena as be<~t ceased. care or Ralph M. Myers, MORTUARY
copal Church nearby for their man and Marshall Berol or San Jr., attorneY, at law, 614 Dahlia llO Broadway
wedding and the Claremont Ho-1 Francisco Law Schoo I a<~ an I Avenue. Corona del Mar, Callfor-1
tel for the reception. Father A. H usher. nia. within slx months after the U 8-34331t 8·M34 Costa Mesa
Olson read the marraage vows in I Receiving guests in the lanai first publication of this notice. Jiiiiiiiiiiii an evening candlelight C'('rt>· room of the Claremont Hotel Dated September 29. 1958. 1
mony on Wednesday. Sept. 17. was Mrs. Blum dressed In a IDA BRE'JTIN
Col. Blum was present to give champagne colored knit dress Executrix of the will
h is daughter In mafrlagt>. with a corsage of brown cymbld· of said decedent.
Miss Jan Blum, sister of the lum orchids. The groom's moth· Ralph M. Myers, Jr.
bride, who ls a }unlor at uc. er wore a blue knit dress with Attorney
served aa maid ol honor. Another cattalya orehld.a In her corsa,e. 6U Dahlia Avenu.e
sister. Jill. ju.st atartlnc at San The young couple sp~mt thelr Corona del Mar, Callfomla J~ State CoUe,e, was the honeymoon at Cannel before set· Telephone OIUole 3-5110
bridesmaid. tlng up housekeeping In BE-rke· Publlah: Oct. 2, 9. 16, 23. 1.958
The bride wore a white -bro -ley. In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
LEGAL JfOTICE
ORD INANCE NO. 861
6:00p.m. of any day and ex-
cept as follows:
A~ ORDINANCE OF THE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
A~E~DING SECTIONS 3ZT7
AXD 3291 3 OF THE NEW·
PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL
CODE RELATING TO PARK·
I~G AND PARKING ME-
TERS.
When such zone Is In front
of a hotel the restrictions
shall apply at all times.
When such zone Is In front
of a theater the restrictions
shall apply at a ll times ex·
cept when such theater Is
closed.
SECTION 3: This Ordinance
t;hall be published once In the
Newport Harbor Ensign, a news-
paper of general circulation.
printed .and published In the
City of Newport Beach, and the ,--------------
same shall be effective 30 days
after the date of Its adoption. HARBOR REST
The City Council of the City
or Newport Beach does ordain as
follows:
SECTION 1: St-ell on 3Z77 of
the ~ewport BE>arh Municipal
CodP is amendt>rl to read:
··s E C T I 0 N 3ZTi. Curb
This Ordinance waa introduced MEMORJ A L PA Rl(
at a regular meeting of the City 3131 Harbor Blvd. at Gisler
Council of the City of Newport BE-ach held on the -22nd day of Costa Mesa
September, 1958, and wu adopt-KIMBEKLY 5-1158
ed on the 14th day of October. PJUJfTIK 1958, by the following vote, to ,.... ___ ..:..::.=::..:.:::.::~----
wit:
AYES. COUNCILMEN: HART.
LORENZ. SOMERS. KINGSLEY,
ATKrNSON. HIGBIE, STODDARD.
For all your
Printing Needa
.OT P'Oa MODUS Ianda, have a new boarder. He
Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Moden. ~llhed In at Hoaa Hoepltal
1501 SylvJa Ln.. Harbor Hlah· Sunday, Oct. 12, at 7 lbs., 15 oz.
Money Is -.allable
to buy or bullcl
in Orange County
-and it's such a good investment that 'J)Je're willing
to invest our money with you.
DO YOU WANT TO BUY A NEW HOME?~
OR DO YOU PIEFER TO BUILD?
01-SHOULD YOU MODERNIZE
YOUI PRESENT HOME?
Olt-AIE YOU PLANNING A
BUSINESS BUILDING?
Some of our most
prominent loans:
IRVINE 1st and 2nd
TERIACE.S-Itome3 rangif&g
/rom ltS,OOO to 1100,000.
WESTQIFF -Itomea /or
ltO,OOO to 150,000.
LIDO SAHDS-8! m10
hermes in 1!0,000
price raflge.
JAMAICA INN
UDO and lAY UDO
OFFJCIE IUILDINGS
OTYHAU
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you DECIDE-we'll help you-and the
lon• term. low-eoet Joan you need it
ready for you. at Newport Balboa Savinp
and Loan Auoclation.
Thousanda of people, who are con.ftdeot
that property in Orange County an only
increase in value, have aaked us to invest
their saving-a for them-and we know of
no better investment than a better home
for you!
Our 22 yean experience-lending mil-
lions of dollars for Orange County homes
-an be helpful in protectina you from
mistakes. Our charrea are reaeonable.
You can lose nothing-you may gain a
areat deal-if you come in or phone.
I'MK IIIAft AND IT1lDT 8UID« of N-port Hartlofo.
Costa M ... ANa. A brand MW, cotcHful map to ttefp you locate the man)' new eti'Hta In ttlfs t .. tast arvw· Ina.,. •. Come In f« your,,.. copy-or write.
Ma:rldoqa or Signa to 1Dd1·
cate No Stopploq aDd Park·
lDg Regulatloa.a. (a I The
ra ty traffic engint>E'r is hen•·
hy authori7.ed. subjert to the
pro\ islons anc1 limitations or
this chaptt>r. to place. and
when rt>qu irerl ht>rE'In shall
plare. the following curb
markings or signs or both to
indacate parking or standing
rerulations. and saad curb
markangs shall have the
meanings as herein set forth.
4. Green shall mean no
standing or parking for
longer than twenty-four (24)
minutes In a parking meter
zone or for longer than
twenty 1201 minutes In other
areas at any time between
7:00 a .m. and 6:00 p.m . of
any day.
1 b I No person shall stop,
stand or park a vehicle adja-
(•ent to any such sign or
legible curb marking In vio-
lation of such sign or mark-
ing Of any of the provisions
of th[s section."
NOES. COUNCILMEN: NONE
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: NONE
JAMES B. STODDARD
THE ENSIGN
Publishing Co. BALBOA .SAYINGS
1. Red shall mean no
stopping, standing or park-
ing at any time except as
permitted by the vehicle
code. and except that a bus
may stop In a red zone
marked or signed as a bus
~one.
2. Ye llow shall mean no
stopping, standing or park·
lng at any Ume between 7:00
a.m. and 6:00 p.m., or be·
tween s uch other hours u
may be Indicated by s lens
posted at any Joadlng zone,
for any purpoM other than
the loadtna or unloadtnr of
passengers or matertals, pro·
vlded that the loadlna or
u n 1 o a d I n g of paaenprs
shall not consume more than
three (3) minutes nor the
loadlna or unloadlne of ma·
tertals more than twenty
(20) minutes. and provided
that the ,.ulctlon shall not
apply on Sundaya or holl·
c1aya lf ·~ ~ted at the
Joadlnl zone eo lndJcate. a White &hall mean no
lltOPplll£ 8tandJn& or perk·
trw tot an1 purpoee otMr tMJ_) lollcllna or unloadlnl ot ~ which 1baU not ....,.s tJu:M (3) mtnutee
... llltCil ~ona ahall .,., wa-7:00 a.m. and
SECMON 2: Section 3291.3 of
the Newport Beach Munlctpal
Code Is amended to read:
"SECTION 3291.3. ICGD·
Der • f!addal9. (a ) No per-
son shaH park any vehicle In
a parldftl meter zone other
than In a marked parklna
space.
1 b l No person shall park
any vehicle In a parklnc me-
ter zone where anale park·
ing Is required other than
with the front end of such
vehicle nearest to the park·
lng meter located to serve
such parking space.
(c) No person shall park
any vehicle acl'06S any Une
or mark deatanatlng a perk-
lq-.>ace l.n • parklnl meter
zone or park a veblde tn
such a way that the same Ia
not within the area ao deale·
nated as a parklnl apace by
such llnes or marks."
Mayor ATTEST: OIUole S·OSSO AIIOCIAIIO. • P. A. PAI.MER, Pt'~
MARGERY SCHROUDER 2850 E. Cout Hlahway __ ... __ VIA aDO, NIWPOII IIACH, CAWOINIA
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Jars Lose Robersoni
Play Anaheiin Friday
ay JAY COOPEB took a punt on h.la own 45 and
'""-Harbor Htah varalty Tart, returned It to the Pomona 37. Pat
who will open Sunset Leaaue Henshaw ran tor 15 yards to the
play as 6-polnt underdop to· 22. Mailloux advanced 5 and
morrow (Friday) night at Ana · Roberson plunged for 3, to the
helm, auUered a double 1018 lut 14. Roberson got the first down
Friday at Mt. San Antonio Sta· on the 12. Mallloux scrambled to
dlum. the 9, but an offside moved lt
Pomona's Red Devils handed bac to the 17. On thJrd down,
Harbor it. nr.~t Joss of the sea· Henshaw was stopped on the 1·
son. 18 to 0, In' a slam bang yard Une after picking up 16 on
game that saw the Tars In con· a reverse. Pomona then stopped
tenUon unUI the last 5 minutes. Roberson's straight ahead shot
when Pomona tallied twice. and took over the ball.
Also the Tars lost fullback and In the last 5 minutes. Glenn I
co·captaln Dave Roberson for the scored aealn for Pomona on a ~xt 4 games because of a brok·
1
6J.yard run, and Doug Eichhorn 1
en thumb. scored on a pass af1N a Mailloux
With 50 eeconds to go Jn the forward had been intercepted on I
first half, Pamona fullback Doug the 30.
Abdt'lla shot through the llne As the gun went off to end
for 16 yards to the 50. A personal the game. Jerry Hehn's pass was 1
foul moved the ball to Harbor's Intercepted by Pomona. but an
35. Abdella boomed for 6 mo~. of!slde penalty gave the Tars a 1 A pass made it first and goal to chance to take the play ovt'r
go on the 4. Two seconds re· again. Grant Hornbeak came In 1
mained wht'n halfback Larry 1 and passed to Jack Graham tor
Glenn scooted around end for 61 what looked like 6 points, but
points. The conversion attempt Jack cut back at the 10. ran into I
was blocked. a tackler and wa!l broueht down
Harbor almost tied it up after on the 3. _
Intermission as Phil Malllouxl Pirates Seek
Devaney's
LJtU•STIIE
nia Wllk's s,eclll
To Extend Win
Streak to 9
Thf' "lucky" Orangt' C'oast Col·
'' THE ROBINS -son Bob Md Theo-ore ~hown here with the 1959
Custom 300. a '4-door sedM, at the Theo Robins Ford Agency.
3100 W . Coast Hwy .. on Mariners Mile. The new Fords offe r a
number of economy feotures, including the followino: Diamond
luster paint, ne,ver needing waxing: chonge oil over ~.000 miles in·
steod of 1,000 miles: doubling the life of the muffler; motor de·
signed to use regular gos instead of premium gas; prices com-
parable to the 1958 cars. (Ensign photo)
Harbor Seafleas Edge Colts
In Thrilling 26 to -25 Contest
FIPTB-ao P.OOF
VODKOFF
VODKA
l iege Pirates will clash with the
winless Fullerton Hornt'IS In an
Eastern Confert>n<'t' contt'st In BT RICJ[ MAllSELLDS I Pope from the Seaflea 25 to the
Pirate Bowl at 8 p.m. tomorrow. l The Costa Mesa Colts lost a 4·yard line. Steve Lewis made
Coach Ste'e Mu ss e au has close game Friday to the Harbor the T. D. by a run through the
named a probablt> !-tarting line· High Seafleas 26 to 25 on the middle. Score 25 to 11 in favor
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up of John Mc<:'lure and Don Colts' fi<"ld . of the Colts.
Henry. t>nds: Jack Bohan an<l The team captains were Tom Gary Curtis of tht> Seaflt'a-s •
Don Do!'l'ey. tacklt>s. Jtm Bento Woodrich and Ri ck Webb for the caught the kick off and ran from
and J im Knapp, guar~: Bob AI : \ol~ and Jim Chalk and Cary the 28 to the J8.yard Jtne. A pen· I
ten. center: Btll Douglass. quar. C urt1s for the Seafleas. alty set the St>afleas back to
terback: John McKN'. fullback. The Colts led the Seaneas ln l thelr 33. Gary Curtis ran around '
Bud Thomp!-on anrl Lupe Con first downs 9 to 8. Only one play. left <"nd for aT. D. from the Sea-
tales. halfbacks. . er was 1njured and that was 1 flea 25·yard linf". &·ore 2.3 to 20
The Hornets. who Will St"t'k to John Sours. fullback for the Sea· In favor of the Colh .
upset the Bucs with a slnglf' flt>as. John pulled a muscle in w1ng off<'n.~<'. will ha\(" a 197 to hts IPg. lie is the brother of Keith tn the final mtnutec; of the
191 ad,antage In Wf"tght. Sours. guard for th<" Colts. fourth quarter the Seafleas t'n·
Tlw Pl rat<"c;. frl'<>h from a 2.1 to In the fi rst half Gary Curtis gineered the I ~ game·wlnning
'l victory 01.er San &>rniirdino. ran a pa~s from the. Colt 46 to the score. Cary Curtts ran from 34 10
have won 8 games in a row. be 17-yard linf" A penalty put the the 47·yard line. Then the St'a·
hl'l.f'<l to be the Jongeo;l win hall on t ht> 1·1 yard line. The &-a· I fleas put thf'lll5E'IVf'S into scoring
;treak in the statf' for jumor col fleas made a first down on the position by two passes and two
1 Thic; c;('ao;on'" tl'Nlrfl lo; 4 0 • 1 1 • d 1 J . llobh an runs A pa~ to John Hughf"'l pro. rgeo;. · <" 1 :o-ar tne er~ 5 r cluf'f"<l the winning touchdown thl' 1.•~• 2 "'tort(·.., l>t·:n).! 1" 1011 thrPug'l thP mtdlll(' for the IOUC'h· . 1 1 2 1 ' \\IIIOOV mnute,IOJ!O ft>rt•Pc·r pia' )11\\ n John llughpo; marlr thl' ·
Sa'l Lt•r!loo r"t tl.r JUmp or •·r•n\..r'lion h\ ku king. S<·or!'; to Th!' Colts will Op4'n their
\the p1rates l;t<.t Fr11l.l\ night h\ 0 111 (;I\ or or thr $('afll'.ts l,..·,guf' play at 3.1:> p m. tooay
\
sconng on a 96) ard drl\e In th(' The Colts came right bark as I Thursday 1 on the Colts' field.
first quarter for a 6 0 lt'ad. OCC Tom Woodrich mac!~ a To. on They will be playing Brea.
took tht> ll'ad rr lri\\BY in thf' SCC'"· n run from thf' SE>aflf',t 1q, yard
ROY CARVER end one of his 1959 Pootiacs, which include the
Cotoline, Stor Chief and Bonneville series. The wide trock wheel
is one of the big features of the '59 cars. The wheels are moved
out 5 inches for " steody stonce ond better grip on the road. Other
feotures ore "m&gic mirror" body fintsh, seats wider than a sofa plus
plenty of leg and head room, wonder-touch power steering, air·
cooled true-cofltour bra~es. comP-letely new engine, pric.s com-
parable to 1958, and even lower. (Ensign photo)
--------~--------------AKOTJU:. SODER' ABmVES 1 Ta&i U CBUDPABEJIM"S
Little Mary Anne, 6 lb. and 2 Postmuter and Mrs. Verne
o~. joined the Mark Soden fam-1 Watson of Corona del Mar, be·
lly of 1900 Deborah Ln., Harbor I ca.me &"andparenta on Saturday.
Highlands, at 5:25 p.m . Monday,
1
Oct. 11, when a 6-lb., 13·0Z. girl
Oct. 13, at St. Joseph Hospital. waa born to their IM>n·ln·law and
She has a brother. Mark Jr., who daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Is 4. Papa Soden Is an attorney Archt'r, In Tucson, Arlz. The baby
with the Jaw firm of Harwood, I wa.s named VIckie.
Ht'ffernan and Soden In Newport I
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UON-HEA.BTED CHRYSLER '59
SEE IT FRIDAY. OCTOBER 24 .
n. AJQ)UWI hUI1'TaaJAJI
RefonnaUon SW1CSay at St. An-
drew'• Presbyterian Church, Nt!w-
port HclehtJt.. will find the Rev.
Mr. James Stewart preachJne the
aermon. "A Contlnulnr Refonna-
tlon." at the 8. 9:30 and 11 a.m.
services. At 7:30 p.m. he wUl
show pictures and speak on hU
trip to Athena and Italy.
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CDM LUTIIEaAJf CBUKW
"What It Takes" ll tbe Sunday
termon title of the a.v. John
L1ndattom, at the 8 and 11 a.m.
aervlces at the Lutheran Church
of the Muter, 2912 E. Cout Hwy.,
Corona del Mar.
a. I. IO'I'IIODIIT eaoac:a
The Rev. Henry Ru:rnua Jr.
will preach on the topic, "And
God Ran," at the 10:45 a.m. Sun-
day service at the Balboa Island
Community Methodllt Church,
115 Aeate Ave.
PILGIIDIS TO VJIIT
The Senior PUcrlm Fellowship
of the Corona del Mar Commun·
Jty Church Ia attendlne an area
rally of hieh achool youth at Loti
Altos ConrreeatJonai 'Church this
Sunday afternoon and evenlne.
CDM COIOIUlQTl' CIIVliCB
A. K. Phelps. Corona del Mar
attorney and chairman of the
board of deacons of the Com·
munlty Church here, will ad-
dress the congregation Sunday
with the topic, "Where Are We
Going?'' He will speak at both
the 9:30 and 11 a .m. services.
Other deacons participating In
the worship hours will be Charles
Cave, Meredith Harwood, Monta
Perry and Dr. Ralph Smedley.
PBA TEJl Ctni.D TO MEET
The St. James Episcopal Church
Prayer Guild will meet at 9 :15
a.m. Thursday, Oct. 30. In the
Newport Beach church. with Holy
Commu nion and healing servl<'es
at 10:30 a .m.
UJriVEJISAUST n:LLOWSRlP
IT, JAMD KPSICOJAL
"The Chrletlan Goapel and the
TaxJna of Non-Protu Schooll"
1.1 tb• title of the ~ennon to be
preached by the Rev. lohn Parke
at St. lamea EpllcopaJ Church,
Newport Beach, Sunday a t 11
a.m.
llrll Frt•••1 Stciett
laF•IIMNiatSLJ_.
St. Ja mea Epl.acopal Church h as
oreanJzed a branch of the 'Girls'
Friendly Society of the United
Sta tes, and an admlsslon service
will be conducted by the Rev.
John Parke at the 9:15 a.m .. Sun·
day aervlce In the Church.
Thlrty·one etrls between the
ages or 7 and 12 will be admlt-
ed. The group will meet on Mon
day a fternoons under the leader-
s hip of Mrs. Jack Brechtel, as
slsted by Mrs. Paul Swett.
SL J_.. D11 Sclltol s...-Fete PI•IH
A Haii~Jwe'en event ls S<'hed·
uled for Friday. O<'t. 31, a t St.
Ja mes E pL'ICOpal Church Day
School. Newport Beach.
Youngsters will come to school
with costumes whiC'h they will
wear In a special S<'hool yard pa
rade at 11 a.m.
Room mothers responsible for
this first school party of the year
are Mmes. H. R. Dykes, J. Scott,
J. R. Garner. W. E. Anderson,
John Kilroy, E. Groenendye, Ed
wa rd Thrasher and Ch ar 1 e s
Wheeler. "Always Expect the Unexpect·
ed'' Is the aubject announced by LEGAL ROTICE
Dr. Charles Blauvelt for his ser· NOTICE O F TRUSTEE'S SALE.
mon at the 11 a.m. Sunday serv· No. 6805
Ice at the Universalist Commun-On Friday. November 14, 1958.
lty Fellowship In the Friday Aft· at 11·00 o'<'lock A.M. at the South
ernoon Clubhouse. 18th and Ana· front entrance to the County
helm Sts., Costa Mesa. Court House In the City of Santa ;;;=~;;;;;~~=;;;;~~~~~~~~~~=~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Ana. State of Callrornia. SECUR·
JAptAI~A IN"
rrY TITLE INSURANCE COM·
PANY, as trustee under the-Deed
of Trust t'Xe<:Uted by JACK A.
CA."'DELORI and FRANCES A.
CANDELORI, h usba nd a nd wite.
recorded September 24. 1957, In
Book 4046, page 491 of Offk lal
PROUDLY PRESENTS
.GE-NE STERLING
Song Stylist from Las Vega.s
*
DANCING TO THE
TOPS TRIO
* LUNCH-11:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M.
DINNER-S P.M. to 11 P.M.
SUNDAY BRUNCH-11 A.M. to 3 P.M.
* SHOW nME 10 P.M. anc1 MIDNIGHT
FOB DDfflER
BESEilVA nONS
PBONE
ORiole 3-4170
*
Closed on Mondaya
HOTEL AND
ltESTAtJllAHT
EAST COAST BWT. AT AVOCADO , •• COBOKA DEL NAB
Chcnlu CbcuDpullD -M~r
llcna.rkle Calle -Cbef
I Records In the orfl<'e of the Re·
corder of Orange County. Call·
fornla, a nd by reason of de-faalt
in the payment or performance
ot obliga tions S('CUred thereby
Including the brearh or default,
notic-e of whk h was recorded
July 9. 1958 In Book 4341. pagE'
524 of said Ot!ldal Records. will
~II at public auction Cor C'ash.
without warra nty as to tlt1e. J>OS·
I session, or Incumbrance!!, the in·
teret~t convt'y.ci to aald Trustee
I by $aid Deed of Trust In property
sltuntt' in the City of Newport
&-nd1, County of Orange, Statt'
of l";t lifornia. dt"icrlbt'd as.
Lot 15 In Block 135 of Co·
rona del Mar, as <:hO\\ n on a
m '~ t hNeor r('('()rt1f'r1 in Book
3, Pagt'S 41 a nd -12. Masci-
Jnni'OUS Maps, re<:ords ot said
Omnge County,
tor thE' purpo!l(' or paying ohliga·
tion<~ SE'C"Urt'rl by said IX'crl of I Trust, I ndudmg fN>.;, < h.trgf'-.,
nnd t'XJX'n<:f's of the TrustN•,
~uml'l Pxpcnt1ed under the terms
!thereof, interest thNcon, anti
S6.600 00 in unpald prinripal of
the notr SN'Ured thPrE'h\', wath
antrrf'-;t thereon at the 'ra1c or
10', ~r annum.
0:1 let1 0<-tobt'r 1 t 19-,q
~F.Cl'RITY TITLE
1:-\!'l 'RA!'\CE CO \tPA:'\Y
Rv s/ Lyd ia Merhab
IU.~lsta nt Secrt>tn ry
ICorpornlf' ~~>all
Publiqh: Oct. 23. 30. :-:ov G 19~
In th<' :-\f'wport Jlarhor F.n.;ign
- -----1 1 CHRISTIAN SCIF.NCF: SOCIF.TI' 1
3..~9 E Coast lllf!hwily
I Corona del !\far.
A branch of The ~lother Churrh,
The First ChurC'h of Chri!'l, Sd I entlst, In Boston, 1\tn~.
Sunday School .....
Sundny Services ..
I Wed. Eve. Meetings . 8 :00 P m.
The public Is cordially ln"lted to I attend the church services.
THE BALBOA BAY UONS CLUB . .
wishes to express it~ profound thanks
to the Harbor Area and to all others
who helped make· the Lol;ster Bake
such a tremendous success.
The proceeds from the event will
greatly help the Li~ns Club P.rojects
of aiding the blind and furthering the
youth program in the Harbor Area.
NORMAN H~CKFORD.
PUIIDE!Cl
Balboa Bay Lions Club
..
\
COM Church
To Make It
Official!
The Lutheran Church o! the
Master Ln Co~na del Mar wUl
hold Ita fonnal aervlce ot oraanJ.
zatlon at 4 p.m. Sunday, aecofd·
lng to the Rev. l oh n W. Und·
strom, ~tor.
The Rev. H. Paul Romt>ls, I U·
pervlsor of mlulons for the Ev-
angelica l Lutheran Synod of the
Paclfi<' Southwest of the United
Luthera n Church In America,
will conduct the service.
Kiwanians
•&wJOn IIAIIIOa aruaw ' IADDDAY, OCTOID Zi, 1151
The Junior Hleh Department
ot the Corona del Mar Commun.
lty Church hu elected oUieer.
for the current quarter.
Church School Clus oUlceJ"~
are: Kathleen ~elly, president;
Klmberley Kuster, vice-president,
Douelu Gomke, secretary; Caro·
lyn Keeler, treasunr.
Junior Hleh PiJerlm Fellow-
ship officers are: Linn Humber,
president ; D o u & I a • Salllbury,
vice-president; Jeanne Brilliant.
secretary; Jeanne Brock, treuur·
er; Lowery Thompson, p.rov a m
chairman.
REED'S
YOURS:-
fRANK LEE CAPRI PANTS 0. JAMAICAS
IN LOVELY FALL COLORS.
~elena's
FA DS AND FASHIONS
27C3 E. COAST RICHW AT
Oltiole 3-8805 CORONA DEL NAB
To Dedicate
Boys' Chapel
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ha rwood
are the teachers and advl.sol"ll ~~~~~~~~-===~=======================d
Newport Harbor Klwanla ns will
participate In dedication cere·l
monlt>S tor the cha pel they have
built the Joplin Boys' Ranch in
Trabuco Canyon at 3 p .m. Sun·
day.
The Rev. James Stewart, pas
tor of St. Andrew's Pres byterian
Church, will officiate. Local Kl·
wanlans are apendlne more than
$4.,000 ot their own money on the 1
project, and they are s till raising
funds to pay tor the construMion.
Their chief money-ralsjng proj.
ect will be the turkey shoot Sun-
day, Nov. 2. at El Toro.
7TH CBJl.D 1"0• JDERJfMS
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klem an,
former residents at 612 Ma rigold
Ave , Coroan del Mar, a nd now
Jiving In San Clemente, wei·
corned their seventh <'hild Thurs.
day. Oct. 16, at St. Jost'ph Hos·
pita I. The newcomer is Colleen I
Ma rie, who weighed in nt 8 lb ..
3 oz. She has 4 brothers and 2
sisters. The Kiernans livt"d here
wh..-n the head of the tamlly was
stationed at El Toro Ma ri ne Base
FlllST CHUitCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
))0) Vle U-'o. H.wpori leech
A b•o~d• of l'•e Mo•h"' Cl> • ~ H e
F-·11 Church of Chr;sl S ... '•''· '" BGI
to" Mou ochuse tts
s J,doy S~hool ') So "'
Sundo,r Servoce ... II ()( a.,.,.
Wed~esdoy Evononq M .. • "'l 8 'jQ p "'
Reod.nq room l')coted o• )) S V o
l·do N ewpc.r1 ~och. is • e• .. ,.., day•
f,o., qoo o m. to S.OOp -W~d,osdo,s
r,o.., q 0 "'· to 7 4$ p . .-T.todo,s O"d
Fr d avs 9 o m lo q p.m. C .,d ~ d~)'
t~e p.b c: '' cordiol y • ,,•,.d •o o•
fA•d tho church services o~d J:O lloo
R Roo,.,
u:a•T-Proc1uct of AJventJ.na-12 o.z.
Stauffer System
invites you to its
st. Anniversary
Open House
From October 20 to 30 1Dd... 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
G ra nd Pri ze:
Pri zes ! Refr e hmen ts!
Come in and register in person E\'ery
r~gisrran l \\'Ill recel\ ~ a \\'etk's slenderizing
course /ru . plus th~ chanct that her name may
be drawn for on~ or three prizes!
t-.:othing 10 buy 1 =--:o obligation!
,\ CCSTO~f-DLSIG:'\r.O ST.\l'Fl fR f iGL'RE
2nd Pri ze: 4 -month Stauffer ~lunmang cuur.;,e
3rd Prize: ~-month Stauffer c;Junnung C11ur-.e ,Y. M.>l < "P a I""Y oo.! n>m< f, ' th .r,.,~, .. , !un'
0 Sptciafists in Rt.'.tnn~ '"' 21> rws
3177 E. Coast Hiway ORiole 3-8680 Corona del Mar
Libby Corned Beef
LlaBY VIM--Cocktall-12 oz. Ccm
Vegetable Juice • 45c
OCEAN SPBAY-"Delldous with Turkey"-Ho.. 380 <An
Cranberry Sauce 2for45e
PORE VEGETADLE OIL-Pint
Wesson Oil •••••• 33c
Pure% Bleach
SM OCKER'S-12 o:. )'rr
lf2 GAL
GAL
Boysenberry Preserves
37r
59·
Brandy-~-ine MUSHROOMS-Button.s-4 oz. 39, C. 6. H. SUG AR-S lb. Ba g 57,
MODESS-Super or Regular 45,
MARTINElli'S CIDER-Quart 35,
Df.LIClCUS
APPLES
10ft, se each
BIRDSETE'S-1 lb.
Drumsticks Meat Pies OR THIGHS
Kaiser BROll..ING FOiL-Quilted-240" lo:1q :9
MARTINElli'S JUICE-Quart
SUM~!:R
SOUA H
10 ~
IIIR!>St:l'E's-10 en.
Peas
OR SPDfACH
for 29¢
8[Ll.
FEPPERS
BI BDSE:YE'S-!0 OL
Mixe d Veg.
OR Fn!:NCH BEANS
Meat Specials
SPE~ FOR OCTOBER 23 -24 -2S
CHOICE $149C K ..
..
•
THE · TRUTH ABOUT TI9ELA DS
More than 85% of tidelands oil royalties paid to the State of California each
year are derived from Orange County.
Yet, from that rich yield, the County gets back from the State only a share-
cropper's percentage-reportedly less than 1/58th of the total revenues.
Enlightened citizens of the County have long felt that this distrid is entitled
to a more equitable share of the abundance produced here.
They have asked that some of the oil profits be spent to finance much-needed
recreation areas, beach development, and small boat harbors in this County.
But their requests have fallen on deaf ears. ·
Meanwhile, the County is being drained of its natural heritage of mineral
resources.
Faced with this relentless and systematic exploitation and diversion of the
County's wealth, the Board of Supervisors in 1956 took a decisive step to halt
further ravage.
Citing a grant of 1919, in which the State of California had given the County
title to tidelands and submerged lands, they brought suit in the Superior Court
against the State and several big oil companies, seeking to assert the County's
claim to its tidelands.
The suit seeks to establish the County's right to control the tidelands so that
the County can develop the oi1 fields in a manner that would avoid the kind of
unsightly petroleum iungle that characterizes the development in the Huntington
Beach area.
To finance the long and costly legal battle, the County entered into a contract
with the American Marine Exploration Co., Inc., for development of oil and gas
in the subiect areas.
As long as this contract remains in effect, the American Marine Exploration
Comoony is required to pay all costs of litigation necessary to establish the County's
legal title to the tide Ia nds.
•'
But neither the County nor its taxpayers
~ave spent one cent.
Already these costs hove run into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
However, powerful interests have been waging a campaign aimed at plant-
ing doubt and confusion in the minds of Orange County residents.
Frankly, it has been a dirty campaign.
A ruthtess, well-planned program, it has included character assass~nation , and
intimidation.
It has included political connivance, aimed at forcing the retirement of a public
official without affording him an opportunity to defend himself before on impar-
tial tribunal.
The obvious effect of these diversionary tactics is to delay or to prevent a
fair trial of the County's case in the courts.
The American Marine Exploration Co., Inc., however, is determined to aid the
County in the prosecution of its case unti I iustice is obtained by due process of law.
The Company is equally determined to protect property owners and the public
as a whole from the kind of practices which result in a Huntington Beach type
of development. ..
The facts have ~ot been fairly · and truthfully presented.
The Company's purpose in publishing this statement is to present the facts ·
which directly concern the Company and the contrad which makes possible the
fight to recover Orange County tidelands at no expense to the County nor to its
taxpayers.
Don't be deceived. Support your County in its fight for what is iustly yours.
&MER INE EXPLORATION CO~ INC.
il
,•
Webb Advises Fll•llll •••••••
0 H. h ......... . n 19 ways tsnant'lal ltatemerft of New·
Fair, School Oil Rights
To Be Sold All Over Again
Publlc Wotkt Dl~ Bert port Du,. lncSic:ata tbat the Otanae County Pair oltldall OCC Ute tnlneraJ rt&htJa tree.
W.a>b h .. been namecl to the new beach r«reation area la on are "not worried,. about what 11\e Pair board wUl not enter
teetlnlc&l *" of an actvleoey lta way to tlnandal auc:ceu. 'nte coa on \Ut~around at tbe Fair· a MaJed bid. Admlnlatrator Y01tt Rftldentlal projects ln W•t e la'fllfK 1'DIIAC3 comalltae 10 draw up prtortty statement, llMd with County su. 1rounda. accordlna to Admlnla· eald Falr QUU:talt feel deed re·
JAMES
D. RAY Newport and Harbor BS.hlanda t. C. Annetlon&. .wlmmlna lllta for Joint dt)'·OCM&Dty devel· pervl~ abowa that the 1~ trator Stewart Ya.t. ltlicUoM clve them auttlc:lent ~nted for the bulk of Uw per-pool. :1021 Bayadere, S:UOO~ Ba.r· opmnt al maJor .,.wtal htrh· pald $1~000 to the County u Newport HarbOr Bleb School protectSon aratrwt .. lnterterepce
mit total NCOfded bJ t~ New· ry WJtlte, c!tatn line, liO'J Ga· wa,a. rental froM July 1 to Sept. 30. Diatriet ottlclala bawn't yet had with aw1aor rtlbta" by &Q10tle
port llftah JuU<llna Dept. durtn1 latea. S36(); II~. ..tmmlnl Actual earned rent of the time to think about t.Mlr att1· tr)inc to extract aubRJ'faC4t mln·
the pa.t week. pool. 1t21 layadere 812.000. "''M atatt WUI wotk under a County wu $14.!59t. 78 on the tude toward the aame thJ~ at eta I&.
bJ - l f ' ~tt• «MMl~ al 3 may. .._ ..,00 000 b··-• ..._ l hool d'..._, -•-The --perm t wu OC' a • c:u.J' UYD ont ~ 3 elected On.np County mace t.-..n ~ • ..... MM uune CoAa Mel& Hllh School. aeeord· K •h 8C .... uct OJUd&,..
t:J9,900 dwelllnl In the MWest Hai'OJ4 am.tler, eoYer aun· omdalll probablv au-rvl.eora. durlnt lbe flrwt Muon. The de· tn1 to Superintenc»nt Mu Rua· a re .Ull undecided about tbeLt
addition to the Harbor H.llhlanda &!cJt. eo& St. Jame. Pl.,~; L. U der• " -hed velopera had to pay the addition· ~~ell. ccou:ree:.~o~f.!act::il~o~n.-~lliiill--.-!!11=1!!1111===·= tract In the Upper Bay area. Per· P. Crawford, awlmmlnc pool, n the a~ment n!ac al $405.22 under the minimum But Oranre Cout Colleae off]. ~
ml t.a were l.asued for a d\lplex• 1901 Klnca. 13.000; Alfred •ed· by the county and the Learue of rent aveement. tGNS.) d ata are aolnl ahead w1tb ~r. ,..._ C.ewlap -De , 1 *
at 35th and 36th atreeta ln West eau addition 521 CUff Dr 13.· Cities, the county wtll UM Ita torta to aecure puuce of a Con· ~11M-bbMr '11M
Newport. 800. • .. .. .. tax funds to part let pate ln PI s I t d or..alonal btu whJch would atw POnnk:a -Llaoleuza 1'Ue
F U_ ... I,_ ··-w-·--ued· • development of major roada ay a e • CIII.TIIS' ·---0 UWID ..-rm ... ~·~ ..-• • auco• UY Wblch IO throuarh c:ltlH. them subaurface mineral rtrhta -.;;;·-
• COitOIIA oa. J(O M Cha.rle. Schonlaw. alteration., Cltl wtll be ,_ ... t For Ser·tes to colleae property -tree. Dl ~ l7UII.. c... .... W. Hubbard, wall. 713 ar· 17 Rudder Rc1 taSO ~ requ ·~ o pay The quHtion of su bsurface LDZa1T 1-4251
ruente, ~00; Erdem Erlin, ga · e R&WtOaT.II&rGII'n 50 per cent of the co.t of joint rights for Falrrrou nda and h llh 22 y_,. ln Oru~ Countr
rage, •25 Hellot~. $2.875; Ha.r· Dr. Dav1d NlelMn, algn, 352 projecta, wtthln their own llmtu . The Jaat pr()fram of the Know achool pro~rty waa ralaed ac ain ~~========~~=~~!!!!!!l!i:iiii:==:===C
t)' Young. 1-unlt, l ·s tory dwell· We.tmln.ter, $100; F. w. Bu· Special provlaJon. are ln the Your Community Bette r series last w~k. whe n th~ federal gov-,t
tng. 435 F~rnl~af, $11,000; Mary shard. addiUon, 3110 Clay, 1575; a,.eement for development of ! wlU take place Wednesday, Oct. erment'a ~nenl Servlcrs Ad·
Stewart, rebulld fireplace, n9 Georae Reimer, addition, 'JS17 hleh priority pro~ where the 29. at 8 p.m. In tbe Newport miniatration rejected Kern OIJ
Barns, wall. 512 Marguerite, J180; e •AJ.aOA ISLUD An H tlmated $800,000 wlll be will feature the Lido u le Players. eel~. I Costa Mesa Lum~erCo. P o Inset t Ia. $650; Ma raarete Margant. 13,500. city ls Incapable of partici pating. I Beach Elementary School and Ltd.'s a uction bids on the 2 par·
Burton Zoul, convert garage and Edmond Corda Jr., re·roof. 115 a va ilable to the prorram from They wut perform a ont> at't GSA called lor another round
room to dou ble r arar e. ~ Mdadrt1• Amethyat, $175. county au tax receipt• du ring play, written by MrB. George of blddln~-sealed. this ttm~ -I ... pwt m..._ c..llt .,_ • _ ~1111 aold $300; A. R. Davia ~r .. a • e LIDO JILl: tl\e current fiscal yea r. The ! Michaud. called ''A Thousand 1and set Nov. 20 u the openlnl l ~;;:;;;;;~~;;;~~~:::;::;;;;;~;:;;!:~~~;;-~~··~~~~
LUMBER -IUD..DING MATERIALS
tlon' over garage, 216 Jasmine, Bob Ptcklna. wall . .01 Via Lido agreement ls the resu lt of long F~t Tall.'' datt>. _.
aJ2,500. Soud. 1400; I . M. Watt, awnlnc. dhcu .. IOI'\II and n~aotlatlons be· Chairman will be Robert Wll· OCC's auction bid was aC<'epted Orco BlocL Co. 243 VIa vtrenu, $150. tw~n city and county otflclals I IIams, executive d lret"tor of the by GSA. but coJiege tnut~ hav~ R
LEGAL •one& e aAT IBOilU on dlflrlbutlon of ea.s tax mon .. Orange County Society tor Crlp· I asked for a delay until May.
CERTlFIATE OP BUSINESS Robert Crowner, add dressing eys. I pled Chlld~n and Adulu. 1959, on payme nt In full. J)f'nd· BUD.DING BLOCD-.A.IJ. STZES-IUJ. TYPES
Fktltlou.s Firm Name room. 2652 Vlata, $500. Special guest apeak~r will be I lng presentation of a bill by JAdaloa 7-22Jt JD.a.ty S-1121
• aALaOA For fop quellty prl .. tiftt. ull the ""hoot payt'holoatst, w I Ill a m I ConaTessman James l!tt. I IMa ~ ....... ... L ...... ,_.. --
THE UN DERSIGNED d
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G. B. Huntington, re-roof, 6 f~E.rt~al;'"~'~ubl~i;•h~I"~':;;Co~ .. ~O;l~iole~~l-0550;;;:;· ;I ;;Baa;;;te~n~d;ort;;·=========~P;a;as~a~g;e~o;f~t;h;e~b;ll~J~w~o;u~l;d~g~lv~e~~~~;;~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hereby certify that he Is conduct· lng a Nocturnal Enure.la Control Bay Island. $508; A. B. Bonnett.
buslnes.'l at 411 lrvlne Ave .• New-ga.ra,es for 10 ca rs, 306 Island.
port Beach, CaU f., u nder the fie-$6,000; James Karam. addition.
tltiou11 fi rm name of Nlte-Drl Co 114 Main, $6,900; Lottie Gay·
or o1ange c ounty and that said lor4. re-s1dlnL 218 E. Ocea n Ft ..
f 1 d o1 t h• toUow $1..195; E. W. Com~r. fence, .w6 lrm 8 compose "' · Bel Vue Ln., $100; Herbert Hold·
Jng ~rson whose name ln full r1ndfe. re-aldlnc, lCMS W. Balboa and plaC'c of residence are u follows, to·wlt: Blvd. $2,195; Mra. E. C. Franken. rer..ce', 32l Alvarado, ~; Harold JOSF:PII 0. WALKER Hopkins, rem~l. 17(71 E. Bay 411 Irvi ne Ave.. 500 Newport Bearh. Calif. Ave., S1. · e lJPnJI aAT Aa&A Witnf'l'~ my hand this 8th day G. R. Hodaon. 1-unlt. l ·a1ory
of ()( tober, 195R. dwelllng. 2101 Sierra VIsta. $19.
Joseph 0 . Walkt>r 680; Newport Rlv1era. ten~. 2916
ST,\TE OF CALIFOR~IA I Tuatln. 1328; 2927 Paper Ln . $149
COl'NTY OF ORANG E \ ss. and 2927 Paper Ln., $142; Or.
ON TillS 8th day of Octoht'r, John MlUer, 1-unlt. 2·atory dwell·
19:'>R. bt>for<' mt>. a Notary Public lng, 1621 Ruth Ln .• 139.000: L. R.
In a nd for !laid rounty and state. Masaey lr .• awimmlng pool. 2018
rt>sirllng thert>!~ duly commls· ~:'~~$2.500.
sloner1 and sworn, ~rsonally ap · Bert .COUey. combine 2 store·
pea red Joseph 0. Walker. known rooma Into one for paint store. to mt-to be the ~rson whose •r:N'>
lb d th lthl 3299·3301 Newport Blvd.. .......,; name Is subs<'r e to e w n Paul George, pave yard. 105 15th
Instrument. and arknowtedged to St .. 1:50; Vllla Marina R.Htaurant.
mf' that he t'Xt>CUted the.aame. sign. 1045 Bay.ld~. ~; Harold
WITNESS my hand and offl· Jones, 2-unJt, 2-story dwelling.
clal seal. 304 35th St.. $1&.!500; Fred Du· Mary A. Haapa pree. sign. 2920 N~rt Blvd ..
Not ary Public ln and for said $30; Robert Stephen Jr., 2·unlt_ 2·
County and State. story dwelllng, 3601 w. Balboa
My Comml.sslon expires Aug. Blvd., Sl&OOO: Sanl~ Ahlman. 16~~~h: Oct. 16, 23, 30. Nov. 6, 2-unlt, 2·story dwelling, 3605 W.
H bo E Balboa Btvd., $18,000; Rhom.a 1958 In the Newport ar r n· Rode.,., alterations, 3810 Chan·
algn. nel Pl~ $14.500.
LEGAL wona
NO. A 31871
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF WILUAM G.
CAR'M'ER. DECEASED.
NCYnCE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the t'redltors of and all persona
hav1ng {')aims aaallliJl the aald
decedent or said estate to file
them w1th the necessary vouch ·
~rs In the office of the Clerk of
t he Superior Court of the State of
California. In and for the County
of Orange, or to present th&
M me. with the neee.sary vouch ·
ers. to the underatened a t h ls or
h t>r place of bu.slnaa, to-wtt:
Trust Department.. Bank of
Amenca, l'f. T. It S. A~ 160 Eut
Colorado Street. Pasadena, Call·
tomla. within atx months alter
the first publication of thll no·
t lce.
,
BANK OF AMElliCA.
National TrUit and
Savlnp Aasoclatlon,
Executor of the WIIJ
of said d~nt.
By Wm. J. Allen.
Trust Officer
Dated Cktober 13, 1958.
A. K. Phelps
Attorney at Law
:W29 E. Coaat Hllhway
Corona cSel Mar, California
ORiole 3-4060. PubliJh: ()ct. 16, 23, 30, Nov. 6
In the Newport HarboT Ensign.
00 YOU WAHT • ~ • ,w., •
, ..... , •• ~ .,...,, Or 4• ,.. .....
.. _,._, t. ... , Try Eatft" a-J.
fie4 ... oaw. l-0110.
~:<;:<>~~:;:<:;<><i
SAVE
FIRST
(.-vin9S il not money left O¥W .. the end
of tfte month.)
SAVE
.· ....
SeciWity
AI eccounta iMuNd
up to s 1 o.ooo.t
SAVE ..
EARN
DMDEMDS PAID
4 nMES
PER DAB
DON 'T TAX SC HO OLS
DON 'T RAISE TAXES
$118,000,000.00 ..• is the amount of
taxes the State Board of Equalization
reports you are saved every year by
California's nonprofit schools built. paid
for, maintained by Protestant. Catholic,
Jewish and nonsectarian groups.
$400,000,000.00 ..• is the sum that
would be required-again by official re-
port of the State Board of Equalization-
to duplicate the schoot buldinp built at
no pubfte expense by California's 1,076
nonprofit schools.
To tax them would shift a high percentage of
their enrollment into critically over.crowded
public schoolt-at the public's expense!
$346.00 PER PUPIL •.. is the average
cost per year to the taxpayer to educate a
child in the public school system, accord-
ing to figures supplied by State Controfler
Robert C. Kirkwood.
The State Board of Equ.al.Uation reports that
if these schools were taxed, they would provide
less than S 1,800,000 in tax revenue. Don't pun·
ish schools that are giving the taxpayers the
greatest bargain in history-a $118,000,000 tax
saving in exchange for leta than $1,800,000 in
ta.x eUO)ption. To punieh these schoola with a
tax would punish evft'Y California taxpayer.
IT'S UN -AMERICAN ••• Proposition Ho. 16
singles out for taxation the nonprofit
elementary and high IChools aponsored
and paid for by Protemnt, Catholic and
Jewish faiths. It is a PUNmvE musure.
It violates the American tracltlon of tax·
free education. AND m PURPOSl 15
DISCRIMIHAnON.
No state tua nonprofit ec:boole, b die limple
r8UOQ t.Mt they .... ~ ... of
dollan every year iD echooliOppaat-tlli.OOO,
000 in California alone. Pareot. of c:biJdreD at-
tending nonprofit echoola pay the entire colt
without one cent of atate aid.
ITS UNFAIR •.• It is unfair to fon:e a
family to pay a double tax fw education.
Parents of children in nonprofit schools
pay their full share of public schoot taxes..
To tax their nonprofct schools would be
taxing them twice for education.
None of the other 48 atAta t.uee tbele achoola..
Tax.free education is an American traditioo
originating in colonial times.
Nonprofit oolletea and univenit.iea are not
taxed. It ia un.t.1r ud i~t to tax Cali·
torru. ·• 390 Prote~tant. M3 CathoUc and 43 Jewiab and noMeCtariao ~tuy and hilb
ICbools.
WHO IS AGAINST N0.16?
Oemocntic and Republican
~*fin
Attorney General Brown
u. l Senator ~nd
Property Owners T u Association
of Cllifomia
San frJneisco Chambtr of Commerce
State Af\.~10
Affiliated Collett TIICtllnAuociatiol
State 8oltd of Equalizatioft
President. lol ~eles City 8olnl
of Education ·
LOCAL I EIIEIS
SlY "18"!
CLERGY COMMI1'TEE ~v. James Ward
~ L P. Sharp
Rev. Elmer W . Matthias ~v DaniPI Bogdan Rt>v. Alexandt>r Ml'('andlt-s!l
Rev r.lt>nn H ~haw
Rev. Ehle C Suttlt.> ~v J C. Cantttnbeln
Rr\ 0 . M Buu ·h
R.e,· C'lvdt> Bovf'r
Rt>\ Cl)•de E. 'Ervin
Rrv Hug h H. Br~ n
ftf'V Ru~!'t'll A Ba bier
Rt>' R (; Markey
Mrc; AJirp E Craig
Rev F T. Zellmer
R.ev Willla m S Mlddl~B
R.e\' John 8 Hlne
Rev Floyd W. Strickland
Rev Chandler Jackson Rt>\' Roy A Carlson
Rev AJfon.~ Sanchez. Sr.
Rt-v Paul H Kugler
Eldff William C. Rlsl~y
Eldttr Her~rt H Ot'xter
Elder R. G Mote Rev. Walter M Barnard
Rev. Glt>n C. Bowe n
Rev Billy R. DoM
Rlov. A. Edward DTake
Rt>v It Mrs A. D Duncan
R~v S A Mt>nill
Rev David 0 !khmljit
Rev Ia~ A Su llivan
Rev. F. E. Wenbrook
Rev. V Donald Bu~ll
Rev. Ernest E. Nixon. Jr.
Rev. Cu-. D. Ne-wton
Rev. lllchard H. Pou
RPv. R. a. W~n
R.trv. Bl&Jt• Woolbrt,rbt
Rt"v. Pau l A. Alleman
Re"' Jamer J CottrPII
Rev Robert 0 . Cardlner
P~v Robtort Crteaerr
P..P\' Weslt>v A Ravt>rmale
Rev. John H Parke
Rev. Ernest William Sc-ully
Rl-\' Wavnto Wllltatru10n
Rabbi Ed gar F Ma&"nln
Rt>v Sam L Couuons
Dr ~ J. Busdi@C.'~r Re\ Harry C. Carlson
~v Harry F. Stief Rf'v Harold W Pennington
Or. VJt'tor L Bt>hnken
Rt>' Wilham L Out>rr
Rev J £. Romt>rean
Rr\ Loui,. C Smith
Rt>\ J H. 1.4'isln
Hi>\ Ralph F' JueT~gPI
Rt>\ lA'tlttor E. Muhly
Rfo\ H W ~hm111
Rl'\ P!IU iu'l li: VCM'li.kt.>
Rt>v M Wlerstg
Rfov How~ll S. F~t l'r
Rf'\ Pa u l IWnf'h t>l
R~>v Ha rold B BurknPr
Elftf'r Bowman A. Dfoa l
ElctN E R Hallo;l<'rl
Elder F' B Jt>no;f'n
Rio' Glenn E. Solum Rt>\ Wavnf' R Davison
RP' Thf'Odo!'f' G ~hike
cmZE~g C'O:\fMJ1TEE
A J Schutrr
\\' H Spu rgf'On, J r
Arthur W Gray. Jr
Edwan H KPrsten. M D.
Nt-l son Koelf'r
Ro)' McCardlt"
H I Perry S J Camarata. M D.
Alfr~ Sa<"h~
R. C Hoilf'tl
A. T. Vlllf'lll
Thomu A Hf'nl)
VIctor G Lob
Don.ld M. ~lock Arthur Crooker
H. E. Arnold
Graham Gilme r. Jr . M.D.
Maj. ~nnls Murphy
B. S. Smithton ~~
!:Umon O.k&ar
Oh,.-er H. ~~~
eta~ M. A.mJtnr Ken Herber
Mn.. lrtna G. P'rerton
Mra. LeJtoy Quick
wanac-e !'u.us
l.arry L Mathea, M.O.
Dr karold f'*hft
Evan 'rnnnan Collard
E. Malcolm 4npll
~~ .. cllref
Arthur 'B. CannOIIl
JohJ'l a. Dtdard
Daniel J. F'Wbtr Mr. and 111ft.~ a_..
Mary C. Cent hi
"'"Taroeuer
W.
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' $100 W~ekly!
OFFERED TO READERS
IIAIID PIIZE • • $lUG
RIST PIIZE • • $12.110
SECOII PRIZE • • $1.60
THIID PIIZE • • • $&.88
PhotOC)I'aphy
'"THE HAPPY HOBBY ..
CAMERAS
FILMS
Darkroom
Supplies
Au........,
-lblad.
Exacta.. Iodak.
leU & Row.U,
Bolex. Polaroid
cmd. Jlollelflex.
HARBOR PHOTO LAB
Boward FolMID. pbotographer
3121 E. Cocat B&gbwvy-Ortole 3-46'70
Conma del Mcu
Bushard's Harbor
Pharmacy
3301 E. Coat Bwy .. CoroDG del Mcu
OIUOLE 3-csat
Spedallring la PQKriP·
Uolll.. ccraaeUca cmd. ..........
CEJfE SALE£
LIVE cmd SCROI
"'yoUr way to qnater .........
SPECIAL l/a PKlCE SALE
Come In tor your
FREE SAMPlL
ru:EIIlEUVUT
Mermaid
TAP BEER • SUDWICHES
Bongo Drum
Sessions
Sunday Afternoons
FREE LUNCH
Wed. Evenings
MERMAID
U36 E. Cocut Bwy .. Corona del Mar
ALL AMERICAN MARIET
3049 E. Cocut Hwy .. Corona del Mar
Groceries -Meats
Fruits • V eqetables
Beer-Wme-Llquors
ORS-0370
ORANGE
coUNTY·s
SHOWPLACE
OF
FINE FOODS
* * Quality
with
Eccmomy
Here·s good clean fun lor the
whole family . . • just pick the
teams you think will wiD. their
games each week. F'ill out the
official entry bl<mk.
Van's Cleaners
M26 E. Coat Bwy .. Coi'ODO &tl Mar
OAIOLE 3-C920
We feature a complete dry
cleaning a..d laundry
serrice.
Catering to those who care.
LUNCH
SEIYm
DAILY
SALLY SIIJ1'B
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Join Our Birthday Club
WE GIVE S&B CU:EJf STAMPS
Use Our Lay-A-Way Plan
ORIOLE 3-8410
WIYIAR TOYS
3101 E . Coast llwy .. eoro-del Mar
(Below All·&:a:aarlc:all Market)
IEORIFS
FL YINII A SERVICE
Tires -Batteries
Acc.esorin
P1CK-OP & FU:E DELIVEIIT
r700 E. Coast Jrwy .. c.-dd liar
Oaw-1---
CUSTII .. ,
Co111oiaa Bepaldag
Cu.-. Bocty Work
Color Matc:hmg • Locm Cars
- w. l~ lt.. c:o.. ,._
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PLEASE NOTE
Each of the participating atores
listed on thia -· haa a '"FOOT-
BALL CONTEST BOX"' in a con-
venient place. plua extra entry
bla..b Deposit your entry be·
fore noon on Friday.
Johnnies· Liquors
Dee (JohD.D..ie) Cook. Ow!Mr
DELIVERY
SERVICE
01181.£ 3-7630
. JOHI.ES UQUORS
3537 E. Co!lat Hwy., CDM.
Corona del Mar'a
DUTCH BOY PAINT STORE
W, C. lucbteltin:bea
* All the latest decorator colors * Interior & Exterior
* Color Matching
WALLPAPER-Complete Seledloa
Hll181
Paial I W111f111• C..
_, E. Coat Bwy .. CDII • ORWe 3·21013
(Port T'beatn ConMr)
--
THE
ROD I REEL SHOP
FISHING
TACJl.E
~
SPORTING
GOODS
•
* CONTEST RULES *
Contest OF*' to everyone ex.pt e~'f'"l of the Entltn -.d theW femit'IM.
Yow entry rrtud M on offict.l entry blank, dipp-d from the Ensi9n Of' on off"~eial
k ev•Hble at d aponiOring lh:weL (3) All entries mct~t M depositM in .. footW
box" provided et .. s~ing stONe no l.t.r +frl., noon on FTicl.y. f4) Priu money
•• be cUdribut.cf e& folowt: e. 6rencl Prize $715.00 fot pid:lng el winnen. b. First
Prize $12.50 for most con-ect winnen. c.. Second ,..iae, $7.50 for
second mCKt e«reet winners. d. Third Pria, $5.00 for third
most cOIT'Kt wir'"'"" (S) In caM of tMts. 04.N' tie-bteHet d.use
wil determine winnet"; tl.et is, tM penon whOM totel IC:ote of
el winning • ..,..., ;, neerest corr.ct, wil N the winner. Those
failin9 to lid e total ICQfe wil be disqualified in c..H of • tie.
(61 you .,. not to pick K.arn, onty winning t .. ma. m ~emben
ol the Ensign deH are judges, and their decision Will be f'~nal.
r.l This con""+ WI .. nm tftrough the reguler footb.l weaon.
Wmnen will be notified, end will r.ceive t+.eir pt"iH money
om tf!e 1+cn wfo.ef'tl entry was deposited.
EXTRA!
Our first Grand Prise winner:
Dcrrid Molthen of Huntington
Park guessed all 20 winners
conectly in last weelr:"a Ensign
Footboll Contest a..d won the
$75 Gra..d Prize, in addition to
the $12.50 first prize money.
YOU TOO CD Will
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IVJII ..,..,... ,..,a.~··~ICU~-----~-:----.-r-
.. • • Acaectlted teadwr hu Ume lett SJLUiiPOO your own tQ&'L UN 1'08 IAL& roa &IU DAL aTAft & IDirY&&.I tor ,._ pupUa. Yeara or experi. OUr equipment. Low rental
aiiliMOND CHOib oiGAN, tbe tiNt fUJUft1'UiEO Uke new -2 WiLL 8ACiifiCE choice lot ln nee In q hlna cbJldre y 1 rata Petemon Patnr. It Rent-
only one wtth 100 oraan It in-tolld mabolany b4rm. ..u, Apple V&Uey oa 3-0117. ~le p.:.rred. aeter!~n ala. Ll 8-1403.. lt1 E. 16th St.,
at.rum«ntal tona plua per<:UII· Law.on ehalr and davenport. 1W 1100111 B U eouth of MJtS. WOOLLEY -219 lrla eo.ta Mel&.
alon, only ~ Anyone can 9 cu. ft. ~tor, ru ranp, bJahway, water pal4. Wlnt~ Corona del llu-ORiole 5-~ ===================
play lt without leiiOnL t5 wUl Uer and aoUee tabt.. lampe. • Allnual rental conaldftecl WE PAY CASH for your plano.
bold few Ctut.tma. dellvety. 611 Marllold. CD)(. ORiole Oil 8-GI8 or romer 2-'7ZH, ScbmJdt-PbJllls-, Santa Ana.
LUSK'S L.A.NDSCAPE
It GARDENING SEJtVJCE Schmldt·PhUIJ~, 6th at Main, 3-~. San JlerDatdlno. Hear Porter Rea~ In a:reat oraan
Santa Ana. SiiOilDCllffl db arm h 1 fur. conc»rt at hllerton Nov. nh. Clean-up and 1J1bt HaullnJ. OOLDSPOT refr11erator, la h nl&be4 I bclnD... 2 bath home. Don't ..U.. Jt. Schmldt-PhUllpe DAY PHONE 10 5-t:nsc
model, 10 cu. ft., ~ top ~ u• E v..... ,..,., Jeae. Wootton eo.. Santa Ana; Hammond Or-EVENING Ll 8-4450
fteez.er. Excellent cond., 190.00. • a..lty. OJt 5-CMOO or OR 3-23."55. 1an Studio., Fullerton. ---.otiiiiiauiAiiAiaillr.iii ~--
2611 Vt.ta Dr., aay,Sborea. Ev~ ~L .. JIAaf_ All IUIIIIIW IIDTAU BOOM BOARD for older
Ml 6-3151. ..-10 lliU7V wn people. No peru~Joners. LE 9-
HAMM ORGANS • STEIN-CORONA DI!L MAR OFFICE. 6838.
WAY PIANOS: All new modela Room for 3 ~ka. N~ly re· -----------here! Bu~et term., priced from NO OOWN-TEBIIS decorated. Bat Room. t60 mo. MMC:I'! 1 •noos
$995. Swap YG'-" old planae, we Oil 3-41800. RENT i HAiiiJON;;;D:oS;;;P~IN~ET=--;:;:o-=-R-
need 150. Schmtd.t-PhUll~. est. FIIEIT.E GAN, ~ a week. lA!uoru~ ln-1914, at 520 N. MaJn, Santa WAJiftD TO IIZIIT eluded.. Sclunldt-Phlllll)8, 520
IIITu.A
Geotae A. Carrtnrton
Ana. GARAGE tor .torace ot 16 toot N. Main. Santa Ana.
boat. _!!Yatt 4-6196. CiiB.IsTMAS LAY-AWA;7.Ys=--_-=H-=-a-m: Oranre County R.epreaentatJve
609 Poln.ettia
Corona del Mu
ORiole 3-1!557
a •• .,_
c.,an llr
Wbol-.J.e price for
a.taJJ eu.tomera YOUNC COUPLE. small t hUd monel Oriana, Stelnway Plan08,
The Onfy Real
PUNCTURE PROOF TIRE
2 FOR I
· IIIE lYEII
U'NlOlf SDVICE
Avocado It Cnut BJpway
Corona del Mar
Next to 1ama.Jca Inn ·
ORiole 3-3320
desire 2 bdnn. untuml.thed .elect now, pay later. Always 100
houae wtth aaraee. Corona del plan08 to c h 0 0 . e from.
Mar, to $90, ORiole 3·5754 5 to Schmldt-Philllps, Main at 6th,
7 p.m. Santa Ana.
CJliiKii I Wi:....UPAIIIS
........... .. J ... ~IIMDI
for drlv~a~ and parkln1 Iota.
For tree eatlmatJon ot uphalt
paving, &ndlnl and rocklne. call
ORiole 3·6552 or U 8-356Ei.
• •
BUY ONE AT REGULAR PRICE l.IK8 CROSLEY Station Wacon, f.50. '-'4 ~conla, CDM.
lET OIIE FlEE REPOSSESSED French Provmclal
Spinet plano, new euarantee,
ave $203, 3 yra. to pay balance.
Sclunidt-Philltpa, Main at 6th,
MIDDLE A G ED WOMAN or
couple for part time care of 2
elderly ladles In exchange tor
amaU housekeeplne apartment
near beach and modeat salary.
Write or phone G. Lamb. 437 .... _
Fernleaf. Corona del Mar, OR-1947 P\!Uerton A~ .. SPECIAL 15' X 30' ~~
Swimming POOLS '219Sc.-.·· lole 3-4415. eo.ta M-. Callt.
Plus Tax and Recappable Tlr~ RELIABLE •LADY to do -house· Midway 6-3314
cleanine and lleht ironlne one If no anawer eall evenlnp.
HERI •LErS
Santa Ana.
HOUSEHOLD-GOODS---Servet
retnc~rator. Universal nov~.
carved oak dining set. chairs,
cottee table, ~nd tables, lamps,
etc~ 125 lade Av~.. Balboa Is-
land, OR 3-7848.
day a week, CDM area, OR T11ADE
3-<8>4 or Kl 5·9046. -----------
RICHFIELD DENTAL ASSJSTANT-Aee 21 ·35· TIllE Ill Apply by let1er to Box 351. e Steel .,,, cad C• , ...
• c ......... f'll ...... ..,.._
e AD C.,.. J'I••"'Mr .....-.... na.
• c..-. (a.. "' c.a.) e•w•V•« w...,.UIM • n.aa..flfm..-. ..... ORiole 3-9728 South t.aruna, Callt, statlne ,.. 11.1 wa~-L
prevtoua experience and edu-• ••till wttll ........... -,.._ .... , ......... ........ catJonal background. ______
-.. _, ...... Coast Hlway It Polnaettia Ave. ExERvTHINC-from small-apt.:
Corona del Mar dlahes, cooking utensils, cur-
CLOSING OUT-SALEMason 6 tairu~, gas heater, lamps; $15
lpMJ Hamlin Grand It Console pi-antenna used 6 mos .. sell for
a nos, save up to $1000. 3 yrs. to $5; • i J v e r ware ; • dln~tte
pay. Schmldt-Phllllpc. Maln at chairs, bedspreads, 2 elec. Top job opportunJu.-all fteld&
6th. Santa Ana. lroru~. 502~ M~leold. CDM. Ken and Women
USED-HAMMONO-ORGAN:-see MUST SELL '51 Ford Falrlane
us today for this one. Schmidt· '"500" 4 -door ~dan, 2-tone 1.20 Tu.lt.ln-Newport BH.ch
Phillips, 520 N. Main, Santa Fordomatlc, r ad I o. heater. <aerO. from All-American
Ana. white sidewaJla. Original own-parld.n« loU
GOOD Practice Pian08 hom $95 er. Make otter. ORiole 3-5154. ---~-__.;..;--::-......... -::-~
up. Rent a spinet $10 up. PCNK WOODWARD wrought Iron TOP OPPORTUNITIES
Schmidt-Phillips, 520 N. Main. furnltur~. Dining table and 8 DAlLY
Santa Ana. chairs. extension tfble, tea
PERISCOPE BINOCULARS, 20x75 cart. 5-pc. sectional and olio-Be Sure To Check With
power with tripod; DeVry 16 man, 4 small tables, 4 bar .lUI£ fURIR
mm projector and screen. A stools. ORiole 3·2634.
neal Call OR 3-4946. UJu. ESTATE ~ UJn'W EIIJII,.MI Ac•CJ
FOR SALE: '31-Model A Coupe 402% 32nd St., Newport
with pick -up bed. $50. OR 3-FOR RENT: Small house. COM. ORiole 3·4680
4128. Unfum .. ao. of hwy., 2 small -------...----GRAND-piANOS' Muon. Excel· bedroom.t. furnace. tlaptone IJTVATIOD WAJn'ED
lent mu.sJcal condition. $375. ~h. OR_ 5·0991_ or ~R 3-79tt EXPERIENCED In .ecretarlal and
ORiole 3-8220. FURNISH--m KITCHEN APT'S. for aet»unta: by hour. OWce or
USED small maple fhuahed. IPfn· rent. Winter rata, uw. pald. home: K1 5-9280 da~. ORiole
et plano, pertec:t cond.ltion. $331 OR 3-63'70. 3-4349 nenlnp.
terma 112.85 pu mo.. Schmidt· NICELY' FURN. room on eround WANTED:moNINC:-;-In-m_y.....,tl:-ome-
Philllpa, 520 N. Main, Santa Ooor, 419% Poinsettia, CDM. $1.25 hr., Mabel Whitman, 6111
Ana. with private entrance and prl· Marcuertte, Corona del Mar,
GRAND PI 0 SALE. 14 to vate bath. Phon! 0!_3·7~. OR 3-2774.
ch~ from. Stelnway, Knabe, CORONA DEL MAR attractive ............... ~--------
Ivers It Pond. Story It Clark, 2 bdnn. rurnlahed apt., f. a. -:-:W~AifTm:-:::=~=--;:;-:;-:;--::-:--:::--~= Jacob Doll all very beautJtul, heat. lar&e cloeets, fireplace WANTED TO BUY from own~r
110me without a &Cratch. Start and garage, patio. Cloee to cottage In Corona del Mar to
at $387. Sc:hmldt-PhUlips 81& everything. No · ~t.a. Yearly $14,000. P. 0 . Box 623, Balboa.
PJano and Orean Store, 6th 6 l~ase $125 mo. wlth utilities Calif.
Main. Santa Ana. paid. ORiole 3-3385. CORONA DEL MAR Studio Apt.,
USED Electronic Ot~ans. Lowrey SHARE APARTMENT; Aspiring kJtchenette and bath furnished
only few monlha old, save $4.50. younc writer wlahes to ~are with utilities Simmona hlde-a -
Mlnshall, Uke new 2 manual hls beautiful 2 bdrm., 2 bath. bed. etc. $55 a mo .. no lease re -
splnet save ~-only $695. ocean tront apt. In Laguna I quired, 2732 Eut Coast Hwy ..
Schmidt-Phillips, Main at 6th. Beach. Call HY 4-8193 eves. or ORiole 3-2430 days or ORiole
Santa Ana. OR 3·~ days. 3-0754 ~ves.
K~EP THE
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On a new Hamilton
lJberal allowance, see Sw4Skk!l~
J EWELER DAVJJ) DUB -.vJld,w of hob 1.D Or-clap Coaldy ,_ I 'f ...
3123 E. OOAST BWY ~ CDM.
Fw •II ,_ pN.tl"t ... ~ .. uR tloe
&.It-'IIIWhlllltf Co.. Ollol• l-0550.
Ph. Midway 6-2656
)Effenon 7-9315
(Eft. & 1-.)
9782 RUSSEL 173 E. lml ST.
GABDEN GROVE COSTA MESA
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VOLUNTARY UNIONISM WILL:
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2. PREVENT COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
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SOUTB 0' KJGHWAY, 45 tt. lot.
3 JOOd .tzed bedrml, J batM,
dJntq rm., et~ ---WIL Till&
'lb. flnat o1 lbl klncL A clwrmtq tuJty tum. 2 a. a.
atlaeco -l ~ B watertroat on Jttvo Alto -a5 x 100
pler, Ooat, bulkhead -•prJnkJus • lip vtew alldlnt
Ita. doon • bbq • lancbcaped • ltp dbl pr. -.ooo.
'!'erma. Mllht c!oMtcler trade for income In Jnalewood
DeJu.xe Oriental modem exotle
3 bdrm., 2 bath, w/w carpet.
huge garage.
5(}.& Begonia, Corona del Mar
OR
Best 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, big-
ger than 3 -car garage
424 Holmwood Dr., Newport Hts.
OR
II prefer bulldlnr. lot at 502 Or-
Better hurry to see this one!
ISUID RULTY CO.
490 Park Ave., Balboa Island
ORJoJe 3-1200
chid, Corona del Mar. OPPORTUIIn
DON HUSBAND
OWNER, ORiole 3-7689.
• UDO ISLE
Special!
Choice 4 bednn home on large
Jot C67 tt. frontare> reduced
to $46,000. Vacant and we have
key -so take a good look
and dream. Just Phone - -Midway 6-2553 =====~ a,..exilllalely 2 Acres ORiole 3-4400
FLEAS?
Xow you CUD lleep tJMm out of
yom ycmS cmd bOOM aDd -
OFF YOUR PETS
AU tw Holiday Proclucta at
OCEAN VIEW ON BLUFF
Water, gas and sewer In street.
$21,000
$6,500 DOWN
OR WlLL DIVIDE
.1• Vopl, Realtor
400 N. Newport Blvd., Npt Bch.
HADOR IIV. CO.
REALTORS
30th & Newport Blvd., Npt
CURT DISH, Rllr.
31!5 MARINE AVE .
BALBOA ISLAND
OIUol• a.703o the J. ordans
P SHOP
2732 E. Coast Rl9bway
CoroDa cS.J Mar
Pboae: OBJole 3·2430
<Opposite Hoag Hospital) ------------
Ll 8-1617 Ll 8·0502
1880 Park Ave., Costa Mesa
MI 6-1675
••• R111n111Hs fer 1 Gala
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31 * Fortune Teller and Door Prizes *
Ieaia Senetl II 1.111. to 12 litl•iPI
ORiele 34530
127 Marine Ave. at Park Balboa Island
SEJIVJCES
JOIDI~"TONE'S
1111 Alii Wrecken
Uaed Auto Part., 1lres
We Buy Can and Scrap Metal
UBERTY 8-7013
2075 Placentia Ave. Costa Mesa
Painting-Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Ucenad Contractor
1897 Oranre Ave. Costa Mes.
Uberty 8-8628
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.......... ICS.,Iies
• Fut Color FUm Service. • Movie Projectors tor Rent •Wse•.r:.;;.sur';
1782 Newport Blvd., Costa MeA
Phone Libert}' 8-7042
COIO'LZT& LAIIDICAJI'DIQ
UIIVIC&
J'REE ESTIMATES
S6B Green Stampe
Free delivery
CORONA DEL MAR NURSEJn'
ORJole 5·0160-2744 E. Cout Hwy.
MOVING?
2 men It van $9.25 Hr. withln
30 mi. Ttme starts at yqt~r door.
No extra charge for Saturday.
NEWMAN
TRANSFER .It STORAGE CO.
Lowest Storage Rates
824 W. 19th St., Costa Mesa
Ll 8-2274
LOCISIITH
24-HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE
ANYWHERE INSIDE NEWPORT
BEACH CITY UMJTS.
HYatt 4-4029
LARRY TAYLOR
LOCKSMITH
!t1s Time to Elect a Constructive r~ghter
NELSON FOI SUPERVISOR
El«t A Proven Leader Who ...
uea.
Lovely 2 BR Helaht. • eomer • lancbcaped • 1~ pr.
1 B .rucco. A houae that loob llke a home. N.wly
painted, excellent condJt1on. Near Rlgb School. 120,500.
Temu.
SMALL DOWN OPPORTUIITIES
Nice 3 B. R. atucco tully turn. dbl gar. patio • land·
scaped · F. P. Neat market, schools, transportation area
ot 22nd and Newport Blvd. Owner anxious to move.
Cozy 2 B. R. Carpet, blinds, built Jn oven a nd range,
tile · sgl gar. extra storage space · fenced. On Del Mar
near Back Bay. $l!Z,500. Owner out ot state. Anx.lou.s.
Beach House. Furn. sl. 6 · new root . newly painted
. II turn. Ideal for income or beach use or both -
Last July and Aug. Income $485. $12,000.
• • •
Coast Highway Trailer Park -150 x 165 corner -In
area ready to boom. Good lease, bal. 17 years. EquJpped
and in operation for past 3 years. This has real po.
tenttal. $19,500. Terms.
. Country Gentleman's Estate-60 x 330-County Area,
Jn Back Bay on 22nd Street. Last time offered at this
price $6.500. Terms. '
R-2 lots Jn Newport Area near park, bay and beach.
Ideal for that duplex project. Better make look see as
these are the last five and to·morrow will be too late.
• • •
ON TRADIH BLOCI:
Lac•• Buell
A lovely home-2 bedrma., rumpus, fam ily room, 3 fire-
places. Will sell or trade tor L.A. or Harbor Area.
$2&,000
FRAICIS J. HORVATH
3420 W. Balboa Blvd.
ORJol 3-4980
WE
REALTOR
Uberty 8· 7451
2281 Newport Blvd.
NEED
116 35th St.
ORJoJ 3-TI87
GOOD
LISTINGS!
ART C. KISTLER CO.
Reallln
2901 NEWPORT BLVD., NEWPORT
ORiole 3-4600
&03 IIRIUERITE
Cll'lll HI lar
OPEN DAILY 12 TO 5 P.M.
3 bdrm. 2 baths on 60-ft. corner lot. Two lovely patios.
Furnished kitchenette apt. at rear.
$29.500 of will lease
CALL ADA CROW WITH
lVIII W. EIIIIIIT
3542-B E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3·5640 OR ORIOLE 3·0544
extra shower 6 dreuln1 room.
laree llvtng room. larae cttntq
room. patio, BBQ 6 fireplace,
completely fumbhed or untur·
nllhed and OMLT sn. 750 fUr.
niahed.
OTHEB CHOICE aAY SHOJJ.ES,
INSIDE AND W 4TD.Pit0Jrr
IPEII .. !
114-.... ,..., •..•
16f7 SQUARE Fr.
2 11111
• JORCED Alit BEAT
• FIJI.EPLA.CE
BUILT 1M .UI'UIEN
VOGEl VALUE -IEL-YIIIIT LIT
11~ vlew lot ln the Harbor ~a. 68 toot trontare.
Lot nnw from atMet·to-atreet. Set of plaN tor a beauu.
tut hom. Included.
Pll• Ill,_,
Ml1ht aubordlnate to a conatructJon Joan.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar • ~~ole 3-2020 It ORiole 3-2021
BILL'S BEST BUYS
CIIEAPIE -CLOSE-II
On level 66x106 lot. l'hree bedrooms with hardwood
floors. Only two blocks from AJpha Beta.
Full Prl• Oily $8000 wflll $2000 ••·
W. A. TOBIAS, Realtor
MA 'M' LABORDE-Manaeer
"You'll IJke Our Friendly Service"
220 E. 17th SL Costa Mesa U 8·1139
<Acroa street from Tbrltty Drur Store)
Evenings Call MI 6-3071 -M1 6-1050
IUILIEIS IIVEITORY RDUCnOII
•
SALE
3 HilES 1M 3 LOTS-
Tl SB.L 01 TUDE-
IIY IFFER COISIDERED
NAME YOUR OWN TERMS
HOlES
1. SHORECLlFFS, 234 Morning Canyon
New view home, 3 bednna., 2 baths, all elec. kitchen
w1th hullt-ln range, oven and dishwasher, carpeted,
swimming pool, large garage, canyon lot. Llated price
$53,500.
2. NEWPORT HEIGHTS, 339 Catalina
3-bednna, 2 baths, built-Ins, carpeted, ocean vtew.
1Sx57 unturnuhed lower noor. Lilted price $218.500.
3. CROWN POINT, LA GUN A. 131 McXnlrht Drive.!
VIew home, 3-bednna., 2~ balM, dlnht6 room. carpeted.
all elec. kitchen wtth buUt-11111 Incl. dllhwuher, beaut.
landscaped. Ll.tted Price $42.500.
LOTS
1. BALBOA ISLAND, 53 tt. on Collins Ave .. 80 ft from
North Bay. Wu ll.ted at $19,500. Malee otter.
2. NEWPORT HEIGHTS. 65xl30. 1st vacant lot on left aide
ot C.taltna Dr. ott Newport Blvd. Won~erful ocean
v iew. Level building alte, $8.950.
3. COAST ROYAL. SO. LAGUNA, Panoramic ocean view,
70xl25. Uated price $4.950.
CHIILES W. lASTERS, l•eral C.lr..._
·MASTERS BUILDING
436 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar, OR 3-4120 -Eves OR 3·6873
THE lEST TOWI M EUTH
2 s..JI H•••• • 2 LM1
with room to buUd ln fronL lust $10,960 with , .••.
WElJ.S.IIeCUILE
1810 NEWPORT BLVD. -UBERTY 8-7729
COSTA MESA
Select ,_ •••• .. Elllllln
WEST CLIFF
OverlookJna tM upper bay Jn Newport Beach.
Tbere 18 a home waltJn• few you at WeRclU( Jocat.cl
•n the ma.t eeenie and llecluded NlddefttJal &l'U ot
Newport ~ with the panoramic Santa Ana moun.
taln8 1n the badcJ1'0Un4. A vtalt to W..tclltl wUJ pc'Oft
molt nwarcllna. TIMee homa otter taectnatt,.. JnDo.
vaUont ln Interior and atedot dealp aDd .....,
fadlUy tor really enjoyable ltvtna 1n an atlnotpbeft ot
dJtnl~ and ctwm.
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Immediate Occupancy
~MODEL
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