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THE DIIIGM
' Driver Crashes Twice
Within Hour and a HaN
Men. motorist.. who for yeara
have been lnatnuatln& that
women and cars don't mlx. h.ad
aometht"-to hoot and holler
about Sunday.
Master Plan
Being Readied
for Lockheed
A muter plan ls now being
dewloped for the 200-aere tri·
an&)e In the Back Bay area
where t.be Lockheed Electronics
and AY1onlea Dlvtaion wtll e.tab·
llJJh lbt headquarters.
Muter plannln• 1.s ex:pected to
req\llre about 2 rnontha. The de·
alcn lldwldule Ia beln1 upedlted
to pennlt pound bruklnl about
Nov, L 11\e ttm unit la sched·
uled for occupancy by September
of nextyur.
Loddletd hu r e t a I n e d the
firma ol WUJiam Pereira 6: ~
data aiH1 DanM-1, Mann • .John·
.on. and llendenha1l u archi·
tecta and ......... tor the m&.a·
tar plan ancl demrn.
Ron Fouts of
COM Given
Scholarship
Ronald Fouta, 17, ot 601 Poin-
settia Aw., Corona del Mar, h.u
been awarded the $4,000 lames
CanrKJf1 Fou.ndatlon Scholalllblp.
He will enroll In Westmont Col·
lep, Santa BarMra, In s.ptem.
ber to take a p~·medJdne eoune.
The roundatJon Ia named for
the founder ol Cannon EJectrlc
Co. and awaJ'da ac:holalahlp. In
lbt 3 dlvialons -l.o. An&eles,
Santa Ana. and Salem. Mus.-
to _,.. and c1aqbtera or em·
pl~ and to otber deMrvinc
)'OUJ\1 people.
Bon. wbo Ia the 10ft ol Charles
(Bud) hub, field aales engln·
~ In the Santa Ana dJVis1on. Ia
employed durtn1 the 8U1111Mr at
Mac'• Oraqe Stand at the Co-
rona 4ft Mar beaeb.
The caee In paint wu one LolJJ
Baaom. 19, ot Lone Beach, who
may have achieved aomethlnc of
a record In auto a~denw_ when,
In the space of an hour and a
half. ahe precipitated 2 ttaahes.
Ml.u Buorn'a tlnrt lndlscretlon
the wheel OCCUJ1'ed at Coat
Hwy. and Bayside Dr. at 4:30
p.m., when abe rammed Into the
rear end ot a atatlon wa,.on
driven by John Fehrenb&ck of
Santa Ana.
Melanie Karayianla. 2. of RJcl\.
mond, Va., who wu ridln& ln
Mr. Fetlrenb&dc'a car, wu allcht·
ly lnJured.
At 6 p.m. Mlu Basom wu In·
discrete for the t«<nd time
when she 1 o o k e d down for
her d l'aret IIchter, caustn1 her
ear to swerve .and ram a parked
car at Coat Hwy. and PoiMettla
Ave. In Corona del Mar.
Her car came to rest at the
eutb In front of KuUk'a Drna
Shop, and the unoccupied parked
car wu propelled more than 50
feet, partly onto the aldewalk In
front ot Don Caine'• Paint Store
at the eome-r at Polnllettl& Ave.
A tlre t.ruek waa called to spray
water on the UJ¥""10"'16r' eu be· cause of tbe ~a.r of ftft fNin a
ropbaftd ,.. taAk.
Thb time, apparenUy, MS.U
Buom had~ ber luck too
far. Both she and her pu8enpr,
Frank TaJior, 58, of Lolli Beach. we~ t&Un to Hoac Ro.pltal
with lnjyrt. Both auffered lac·
eratlons.
McNeely of
COM Is Head
Of Helipot
DaVid McNeely, 134 Shoreclltr
Rd., Shore CUlf.l, has been ap·
pointed manacer of the HeiJpot
Divialon of Beckman Inatru·
menta ln FUllerton.
Mr. MeNeely Jolned the Beck·
IJl8Jl or&anlz.atJon u HeUpot
aala mana.cer In 1953 and baa
seTWd u ac:tln& ma.napr of the
divialon alnoe April. 1158. Beton
joinln& Bedm\an, he wu aaJe.
manacer for the PblladelpbJa Beaches Hit ~t!CW::' ;;:n:r ~~
Cbaln Co. of Detroit. By Big Waves 11e .. a medlankal •nctnHr· lnl' craduate ol P\lrdue Uniwr·
Jk;wpwt ._cb Ide pards <y and a member oC the Sa*
ma.lntalned a doee auneWa.nct Ex~tlve ~ ei a r a n 1 e
oC ...,_. In the 8arW ANa CoW\ty.
~ u heavy IIUrf c.D41· BeUpot. wb.lch ~ Jut year
tJ.ona C!'OI'Itlnued fw the ~ frwA tta ~ Blacb location
day. to hUefton. manut.actures Pft·
As 10 and 12·foot waw. c:I.UoD ~tJomecen. pow e r cr'tu.Mcl toto ahcn, We IU&Idl monJtortna equJpment and re·
wwe· fortoed to dOM Uttle Co-Jated c:omponenbt for electronic
,... Me.ch tot the ..c:ond 4a>' •ttwtru.Jntnt.a and contioJ ~tftnl..
tna~VW.
lpec:ulatloo on what cauae4 tbl
·~ hip .. ,.. eettta'M on a bu.rrteaDt, oil of BewaU wttll wtndl c--. to UO rat._ an
boar.
HE.RE'S A SKETCH of the 25,630-squore-foot M"'kef Bes~et build-
ing thot will be constructed on the Pocific Electric ·y· property on
30th St., between Newport Blvd. Md Bolboo Blvd .. in the heort of
Newport. Nul D. Romsey. president of the Morket Bosket food
choin, onnounces thot building controcts heve been owerded to the
W illiam P. Neal Co .. ltd .. of Los Angele s. Williom Cagney of Boy
Shores. who holds the Ieese on the Pli. property. took out " $35-4,·
000 ~rmit lest week for the morut, which will be the nucleus of
a major shopping center, induding e ladies' dreu shop. 16undro·
m6t, berber shop end beouty shop. The Ieese for the market wos
negoti6ted by T. D. Roqers & Co. of Pasadena for Mr. Ceg,.y.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
CC CouncU
PloD OK'd
The Corona del Mar Chamber
of Comme~ director. gave ap-
proval in ~nclple Monday eve.
nine to the formatlon of the
Harbor Area Coundl of Cham·
bers of Comme~.
SDIGI.E COPIEI
10~
11IVJISDAT. AOUOII I. 1-
CD
Plan to
Going Over
The city's projec1 of razinc the
Corona del Mar beach con<:es·
slons and calling bids on a new
building ls likely to ret a 4Jvely
goJng•OVer tomorrow I Friday I
even lna at the general member·
ship mHtlng of the CDM Cham-
ber of Commerce.
T'he meeting will stan at 8
p.m. and wtll be held In the COM
Youth ~nter.
vtded by a ballet dance troupe
from the Jntemafional School ot
Dance In Corona del Mar. Their
Pf'O&T&JJl wtJJ 10 on about ! p.m.
Refreshments will be ~rved
alter the meeting.
Mesa Schools
Tax Override
Is Approved nw matte-r wtll come up acaln
for a vote on final approval aft.
ANNEX GAINS BACKING 1:0: !"t~ws0~~e~~~--
supt. Max Rusaell, at Mon· west of MacArthur Blvd., aouth pleted.
RJchard Abernethy, Newport
Beach ~atlon dJreoctOl", will
outline the plan that hu been
adopted by the City Council for
de<Yelopment and operation of
the bea~h park. The pr.-nt
leu.es will expire Sept. 30, and
tM cit)' hopes to have the new
project unde-r way in ttm.e to
provld~ eatln& tadUtJes for next
summer
~ eo.ta Mesa 'TS·oent achool
fund ta.x override pouNd Tues·
day by a marjority of 234 \'Otes.
The vote was 2.479 for, and 2.245
agalnst. day's meet:Jnc of the Newport of PaUaades Rd. and north of EucuUve secret~ry 8 r a den
Harbor Hlch School Trustees, Newport Dunea. Thb eolnddes F\nch summarized the constitlJ·
announced that the County wtth area already annexed by lion and by-laws, which had
Board of Supervbor's hearing on ~ CUy ot Newport Beach, or In been prepared by Sellm Frank·
the propoeed annexation to the PI"'CeSS or anneution. Un Jr. of ~ Costa Mesa Cham-
Newport Beacb E I em en tar y Sixty days prior to t~ Super·\ ber. Main point to be Rttied l.s
School Dl.slrict would take place va.or.• hearing, the Newport the amount of dues.
aometlme In October or Novem· Beach Elementary Dlatrtct's pe-l Votin& members of the Coun-
ber. Utlon for the above ann~tion ell wtU be the 3 Charnberw -
OppoeJhon hu ~n voiced in
a number of quarter& aaa.Jnst
th~ likelihood that the city'a
plan will do away with eompe-
tltlon at the beach by awarding
the lease to a slnale ~
bidder. Detertoratlon In food
quality would be the result.
th~ critics say.
There are atlll 125 abwntee
votes to be eoonted.. ~ over-
rid. wu narrowly defeated 3
months ago.
Dr. Carl Boewotll. superintend-
ent ot eo.ta )( .. ~ out-
Uned the l.mmedlate u.. of the
new money that the 75-oent
ovenide wUJ prov14e. 'Ibey are,
in order of importance, teachers'
aalanes. t.eacbera' add.lUonals,
boob, rna~ and &)oba and au-
dlo vls\lal equlpme<nt knd sup-
plies.
The annexation would Include must be sent to the school • Corona del Mar, Newport Harbor
the area e .. t or the Upper Bay, boarda affected by the annexa-and eo.ta Mesa. Provlsion abo ls
COM C . of C .
Prexy Is Back
From Hawaii
Dr. DaY1d ~ wu back on
die J" • Jtnlfsmt et u. c. rona del Jla.r Cllamw ot c.,.
~ at Monday ~·· meet~nc or the hoard ol dlftcton
after an abeence of almcst a
month. which lncluded 10 daya
and 20 houra of crewtnc ln the
Honolulu race.
Be wu a c:rf!'l1lf member on Don
HukeU's 60-foot yawl, Chubasco.
which wu eecond to finish and
won first place honors In CJasa
B. The Chubuco, flying the
Newport Yacht Club buraee.
came ln about 8 hourw behind
Ralph t.urabee'a s c b o o n e r,
Goqdwlll.
Mra. Smlley flew to Honolulu
to greet tbe arrival of the Chu·
basco. 'nle Smlleya flew back
Jut Friday, though lor a whlle
It w .. touch and ·10 to ,et a
reaervaUon on the busy airlines
back to the States.
Off to Paris
And England
tlon so that they may expreas made for non-voting associate
their oplnlona. member&. A board of director&
At thla date, the petition hu of 15 members. 5 from each
been sent to the 5 school boards Chamber. l.s proVided for. The
10 attected: the Tustin Union Corona del Mar Chamt¥r repre·
Kllh School Trustee., the New· Rntatives on thb board WOlJid
port Beach Elementary School be the exec\ltiW committee:
Truatea, the Newport Harbor President David Smiley, V~·
Union HJ&h &:hoot ~ the Presldenu Jerry Stewart and
eo.ta ~esa Elementary School Frank Jordan. and Executive ~ and the S.u1 loequln Secfttary Find\, plus one other
... ...,. ..... Tl II A to -o=t' IS
fte Jfewport Banor Unlon Here b a .-nnm&t)' of othft-
llllb School T r u • t e e • voted matt.,. taken vp at the di.rec·
unantmoualy Monday, to ap· lOI'S' ~"'· which was held at
prove the pdltlon Cor annexa-~ Finch resiMnc:e:
There wtll be a question and
arwwer period toiJowina Mr. Ab·
emethy's r~port. Memben of the
City Park Comm lsalon ha~ ~n
lnvtt.d to be prewnt.
Dr. David Smiley, president of
the Chamber, wliJ l'lv~ a report
on PI"'Cl'ftS on Chambe:r accom·
pllabmenll and on plana tor the
lutur..
En\ft'Uinrnent will be pro·
Those .French!
Those Bikini s!!
TbM ~ ..... ~haN to bNak. ....., ~ -..
clay, ~ a N~ ddecdve
&m!llted 2 ~ who baU &om
the tatnoua Jllvtera ~n:roand
at NJcoe. Franc:oe. lion. Supt. ~U aald that the • ~ dlnctors approwd the
other 8Chool boards con~med applications for ~~rwhlp ol AureUe I...a.mar. 3:2, and lJena
Youth Center
Is Burglarized
had expl"fttled tentative approval Ralph Smedley. Corona del Ma r Coach Tom Wahner reported Rovira. 34. now of U. Anl'eles.
except for the -ru.t1n Tnlatees, resident. who la the founder of that the Corona del Mar You th were booked for beinr un tan·
who previously expre.ed oppo· the Tout:Jn.uten t'lubs. which he Center was burglarized Mon~y I ned In the wrona places, or, ln
sltlon and who are atlll "an un· began in 1930 and which now of a bow, seven arrows and a pollee tenninoloa. for outr-a,.lng
known quantity." number about 3,000: and Padflc hand microphone worth 165.
1
public d~ney. 1'hey w~ ar-
He emphasized the fact that View Memorial Park. the ~me-Mr. Wahner lnfonnf'd poll~ rested at l200 E. ()coean Ft., Bal·
approval of the petition by the tery In the lrvtne Hills Just in that 3 Corona del Mar youths ad boa.
County Board of Supervisors does land of Corona del Mar. mltted stealine the bow and ar-1J SHms that Miles. Lamar
not depend on unanimous ap· • Secretary · treasur.r JessIe rows. and returned them to the and Rovta, both in bikinis. were
proval of the school boards con· Hill reported that there are 111 Youth Center. The hand micro-trying to recapture some of that
cemed. paid-up mem~rs In the Cham-phone Is still mwJna. and the care~ Riviera sun bukinar
''The school boards express an ber A.!l of July 31, and Sl.830.8S 3 boys claim they have no with typleal French &115\0. Ah.
opinion, which la taken Into ac· In the bank. knowle-dae of Its theft. those ~ch ~
count by the supervbors," stated • Mrs. lack Undsey, reslden-In Justt~ Court yesterday, the
Mr. Ru.aell. tlal member. sugaested that the SOK FOa TilE SIUUfEJtS 2 women protested that they did
0 ,.___ ,._11 Chamber mlght sponsor a Coro· Kenneth and Jeanette Shaner.1 not e~ themRIVf'S unduly,
The r a n I e ........,\ ""' ege na .a-1 Mar day at a ' -.. -., .. ,..., ._ .. 7 W C H "' b t1 M d we-......., .u•e"' =-I.J'f ~t wy~ ,,ewport ut tes mony was given by wit· boatd cave Ita approval on ay Dodgers home game, perhaps the Beach. al'f' the parents of a son 1 nnses that bras had been re·
evenlnl' to the propo.ed boun· Sunday afternoon game wtth born Sunday. Aug 2. In Hoag moved at tunes. Judge William daJ:Y llne chance. the San Prandsco Giants on Hospital. welghang 8 pounds, 7 Chrlstemt""n's ~rdlct : $25 fine
The Newport Beach EJernen-(Continued on pace six) ounces. per bikini.
tuy School Truat~ also ap-----------------------------------------------------~-----------------------proved of the petition Tuesday Supt. Roy Andenen atated
that 1M approval at the annexa·
t1on petition by the .cbool
boardt 1s "a formalJ~ In so far
aa the Count;y SUperintendent of
Schoola la eonoerned."
School Board
Okays Budget
IAU..ET by top students ot the
CoraM del Mer lntemetionol
Summer Donee School will high·
light the program at the COM
Chamber of Commerce mMt·
ing tomorrow (Friday) evening
ot the Youth Ce nt.. Here Mia
Slovens~a. inte mationally fem·
ous p rime bollerine end mem-
ber of the Dot'lce School staff.
is shown with ) of her students:
Beverly Seeds, from Ohio, dem-
onstrating o bar e.rerci~e: F-er·
rol (Penny) White. forrnerly of
Hewoii, now li.nng in Corona
del Mer; end Seny Edson of
New Yor~. who has do,ced with
o number of comp4t'lies in the
east. The ballet classes are held
ot Harbor View School.
• PBONOmfG O.L lUI NOT wnH TAX MONEY
Alan McElwain had quite a glowing message to
tell when he described the activities of the All-Year
Club of Southern California at last week's meeting
of the Play Port of the Pacific and the local Chambers
of Commerce.
State P.re~
Will Talk to .
Realty Board
laJMe ClaytOtt lr. ot San loee, ,.,...dent ot the 30,000-member
Ca.JJlomla ae.J Etta~ Min., wUJ
talk on CUJ"rent ,_1 estate
t,.nclt at a. dlnn.r meetlna of
the l'fewpoct Ha"* Board ot
Bealton tomonow (P'rfday) eve·
ol.nt " the rrvtne Cout Coun· tey Olub.
The trouble is that most of the glow oame from
money extracted by taxation -in other words, from
the use of public tax funds to promote tourist trade.
Mr. McElwain. who is public relations director for
the All-Year Club, said that the annual promotion
budget was almost a million dollars. and about
$750,000 of that was from tax funds.
e LAft uar/AU boetad a double, whlch make~
S.lJeve Jt or not. r had the doubles nothlnJ unu.ual tor------------------------
pJeuJ,lre of aeeln ... for the nm them. What .. unu.ual wu the etJ. A,., ,,.. time in more than 2 yeara, a alte of the marlln. One welthed
real nice catch of thoee very 184 pounda, the other 271! Ruth • • • •
scarce articles, al~con. and Bill usYally flsh medium -~-~CCII~-!:~A~~Da~~~rw!.:W!!;.!M~i~IL~~~-~-~~~·!~~.._~_.~CIIr!!~Q~~~~ .. !.-
H• Will alto di.ac-Wt lel'falatJon
atfectlf\1 rftl estate now belnt
oorwldered by the State lAII•· lature. ,
Al80 at the rneettnc wtu be
R. Jubon Ponttu.~. CR.EA state
eeeretary, an~ M,.., Clayton and
Mrs. Pontlua. That is an improper use of tax money. Promotion
of cmy kind should be paid for voluntarily by those
who want it and who directly benefit from it. N o gov-
ernmental body should have any r ight to spend tax
money for such p u rpose.
1 arrived at the Balboa An· tackle, and, In t.hJa clasa, we now ... •• • ---· - -
glint Club at 11 a .m. Sunday, have a very atronl' contender for
just as Cy Welch'a CyveJJa be· the euper prize ot the 80Uth
gan unloadlnc. Cy and his party coast, the Schenley Sportemen'a
ol 5 had Z1 lone-fins ln the Club marlin award. r haven't
freezer. Quite a crowd eathered heard whether Ruth or Bill
to eee the long·mlsslne atran· caurht the ble one. Anyhow, tt'a
gera. My chief impression, after all In the family, reeardleu.
not seeing one for 2 seasons, is And let'a not forret that tmport·
that they looked 10 pounds ant person In any marlin feat.
Mr. Clayton Ia head ot lames
Those people. be the y the minority or majority,
who do not want to see the flood of tourists come in.
should be protected m their right not to shell out
hard-earned money for such ·a project.
heavier than the scales said. th~ akJpper. Dorta and Harry
• • • Davia were aboard, ao r reckon
Such promotion is the proper function o{ a self-
supportmg Chamber of Commerce. because" its reo-
son for be~g is to promote commerce for the direct
benefit of its members.
e LOJfG IIAUL Harry dJd the able llkipperln~.
Anyone who catches an alba· They muat have had a real panic
core these warm water daya de· party, with those 2 big one..
serves to come back with a full * * • sack. The Cyvella lt't'r on Thurs· • DUAII
day, headed for the place away The only teu t ahed ls In
out there, where the commercial memory ol what might have
boys were reapina their hard-been. Bill uked me to join him
earned harvest. The cherry patch for that very Sunday's fiahln~.
turned out to be San Juan Sea-l wu forced to -.y no, for
mount, which Is somewhere con-dau~hter Nancy had to be picked
aJderably west of any chart J up at the Pinto Ranch, when
own. Mebbe 150. mebbe 200 miles ahe haa been eettinc better ac-
otf shore. lt'a a bank, and does quanlted wUh horses Cor a fort·
fall within the desi~N~ted boun· night. lt could have been my
darles of local an111nc clu~ tum on Ute rod, ya' know. But,
I.e., south of a line drawn due after all, it'a fun to dream!
west from Point Conception and Mebbe SOME day ...
Our newly formed Play Port of the PaClfic. hosts
for lost week's meehng, should be commended for
going out on 1ts o wn to raise money for year 'r ound
promotion. The Corona del Mar Chamber holds to its
firm pohcy of n ot askmg fo r c ity m oney. The New-
port Harbor Chamber, which o nce receiv ed tax
funds fro m the city , no w is standmg on its own fe et,
and so is the Costa M esa Chamber.
Perhaps it w ould be just as welt if they didn't north of the 32nd parallel. which
hsten too hard to guys hke Mr. M cElwain. hlu the west <.'OUt ot BaJa Call· fornla not far up the line from
Enst"nada. But It 's a fur piece
over t~ horizon. * * *
wurs
TIE ..
•Lf.TS HAVE MORE '"REACTIONARIES" The Cyvella's owner. Cy Welch, lty aJUlDD FDICB
missed the boat on Friday, when Z..C.tlft Secrellluy
James Utt's reports from W ashington are in-they first hit tht' lone·flns. After ------------• lnng night. he was caught In
formohve and thought-provokmg--and conslStently tht> sack. When thf' r~la went
on the s1de of md1V1duol hberty as ogamst big gov-oCt. he hit the deck, eventually
ernment He ranks 'way up there among the con-hooked up 3 times. but didn't put any aboard. Guests Glenn
gressmen who ore dedicated to preservmg our Con-Webb, Mike Wekh and William
shtuhon I k now that lots of folks call that "reaction-F"arnsworth landed th~ only 4 • caught on Friday. Not any of the ary, · because tl means opposmg the "do-gooders ' trio belonged to any angling
and the gtve-awoys that help make government big l"'uh. s.o, officially, it was up to
But I JUSt wtsh there were more such 'reoct1onanes" Cy. * * * m O:ngress to help save our repubhc • BOt7CRJ
This week's report from Mr Utt lS about another Fraday night was nothing to be t>njoyed. The offshore watPrs
penl to our free notion -the Earl W orren Supreme were really rou&h. Capt. Bob
Court Mr Utt wntes about the undignihed perform-Connelly put out a sea anchor
ance of Chief Justice Warren at 0 Sundov. evemng that night. but it wouldn't run<'· tlon pro~rly. The Cyvella pl1ch·
cock tau party in colhng Earl M azo a ·'damned liar" ed and t~wd so badly that not
when Mr. Mozo denied he was spothghting Vtce-a soul aboard wa.s able to shut
Pres1dent N ixon at the expense of the Ch1ef Justice an "Y~'· But Saturrlay came. after that mist'rable night, and they in a b togrophy of Mr N1xon. Here's Mr Utt's report round th(' long tlru~ again At the
c>nd of the> day, 23 more had been
''Mazo asked the Chief Justtce if he hod read the added. tor a total of Z1. Owner
bock The Chief Justice rephed 'N o.' Mazo's rejoin-Cy ended his hard tuck streak and caught 14 or tht'm. der was, 'I hope to God for the sake of the country The group had bait aboard but
that your dectsions ore based on m uch more full and didn't use If. l'ame con.slstlng of
t d th d t book pin head sized anchovies. too occura e evt ence on JU gmen s on a you ~ma ll tor good bait fishing. All
haven't even read.' the fish were taken on jigs.
"This lost rejoinder must have struc k a tender • ALL TA~ * *
spot . as 1t must be recalled that tn the desegregation Cy not only wanted the No. 1
opimon, which overthr e w the 58-year-old Supreme flag for the Clrst albacore of the
C h Ch f T f wa.son for local clubs. but was curt doctrine, t e 1e us!Jce, a te r Citmg cerlom out for any posslblt' record$. He
outhc.,tties added. 'A nd see, generally, M ydral, Our ust>rl thE' work..<~. In tackle, and
Ame:-1con D1lemma' caught 2 on 3 thread· 11arge1t-13 pound5, 13 ounces!, 3 on 6·
"Whde I om opposed to segregahon I om un-thread nargest -13 pound11. 11
o lte:cbly opposed to hovmg the Supreme Court rely ounN>s', 2 on 9·thread <largest-22 pounds. 8 ouncesl, 4 on 15·
u pon SOCiology 1nsteod of legal outhorllles The thread or medium tackle (Jarg·
Swed1sh sociologist Gunnar Mydrol. I!'{ his book c1ted t>"t-14 pounds. 15 ounces/ and to
by Warren's opm1on as on outhonty, also stated ehnrl dthe .;hhow. 3
1 mckolree 0°nne 2o4f·
h h C f h U d S . . 1 r('a or ea vy a . t at t e onst1tuhon o t e mte tates lS 1mproc-th~ wPighed 22 pounds and
tical and unsutted to modern conditions, and that 1ts 1 will be st"nt to the lntemallonal
odcphon was nearly a plot against the common Game Fish Assn. as a starter In 1 " thp M ·poun" line test category,
peop e . 1 whl<'h M> far shows only a
, blank
M r . Utt s e xplostve comments w ere· 'What hog-UnleSII some other privately·
wash! What poppycock! A nd what a slander agomst owned S('a·golng boat takes the
f d . f h I" H dd d ''A d f bit In Its tH th and eoes out our oun mg at ers. e a e : ny stu ent o there where the uason's only
our Constitution should know that lt w as founded lone·flns hang out. Cy has
upon Judaic-Christian religion. and was beamed to things pretty much to himself.
d . h f d d d f h as fa r as angling club competi· protect on mcreose t e ree o m an 1gmty o t e lion goes. Several otheT local
indiv1duol under a God-ordained universe." boats have tried It, but the Cy·
l · Ch' f J · · h · vella, so Cu. Ia the only boat mogme our te ust1ce usmg as aut o nty a that got into fish.
sociohst from another country who is underminmg Anyone who doeAn 't mind los·
our Constitutio n a nd thereby seeking to d estroy our lng aJ~p or being banaed
I d 1 around by a rough sea, can atlll
ree o m . enter the competltJon. It's a
I
SPORTSWEAR .........
pretty ruaged deal and I, for one,
am quite happy wtth the local
flshln1 attuatlon, JOnJ'·Ona or
not. * • * eLOCAL Aenolf
Speaklnt at Jocal tiahlnJ, It'•
pttlnJ hotter datly, Uke the
weather. Eleven marUn were
1Mtthe4 In at tbe lalbaa An·
tllnt Qub &umtay. The tocal.
tbat evmtn1. wu S OM boat,
the lebe!. bad a due a ••· CllQaht ..-net the lt.miJe bank.
• lfEW MEJOEJIS
Your chamber keeps growlnl
with Interesting and nott'wonhy
new members constantly putting
their names on the roster.
One of California's nationally
famous men -Ralph Smedley,
founder of Toastmasters Inter·
national -Is a m08t wt-lcome
addition.
Mr Smf'dley's organization
now has over 3,000 chaptE'rs scat.
ten~d over the whole globe.
His Idea of tt'achlng men and
women how to overcome .shyness
In publlc-speaking has been of
lnestlmablt> value to thousands.
His contribution to the world Is a
great one.
Another welcome newcomer is
John A. Vlbert, eeneral manager
of Pacific VIew Memorial Park,
one of our new neighbors on a
former portion of the Irvine
ranch.
This 140·acre area tor peJl)(>t ·
ual rest wtll be one· of the mO&t
beau!ltully landscaped memorl.
al parks In the West. Hundreds
of t~ are being planted. AI·
ready the new general office Ia
at the opening stage, and 3 more
handsome buUdlnga are In Pr<MS·
pect. It Is a $1,000,000 project. • • •
• TOt11lE IJfV1TEJ)
Don't miss the general mem-
bership mHtlng at 8 p.m. tomor.
row I Friday) at the Youth Cen·
tt>r.
Ballet dan<"t'rs from our own
fntematlonal School of Dance
will perform -and there is to
be a most lntert>atlng report and
di!K'usslon of what i11 in atore
at the Big Beach. Refreshments,
of course, courtesy Chefs Inn. • • •
• BELJCOPrmliEBvtCE
So many b\KY executives from
the L.A. area are moving to the
harbor that a apeedy helicopter
8ervl<"t' Into town might get a
iood play.
Nearest regular heJiport ls Or·
ange. Why not one for the har-
bor dbtrlct? AHentlon, Harbor
Council of Chambe~.
LEGAl. •OTICE No. A-33645
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF EI..MER GRANT
OWEN, also known u ELMER
G. OWEN, DECEASED.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN to
the Ct?dltore of and all penona
havtn1 datma acalnat the aald
decedent or aald "'*te to fUe
them With the necaaary vouch·
era In the office ot the Clerk ol
the Supertor Court of the State
• AJIWZS IU.ADACIIU So we have lot to come to ere. A. Clayton I& Co., 92-year-old rnl
Annex AnMX Anne.x. Our mauon. India and China and estate · Onn In San Joee. Hls
newspapers teem to be full ot other countrle. now have other father wu president of CREA
annexes aa If they were aome-means than burial. The)' had to. In 1929.
thing we 1hould Jij(e. Ian't It Clematlon Ia lnexperwtve clean Art Klltler, president of the
about lime that we lay down neat, and not taudy. If a'nybody local Realty Board, eald, "We
some requlrementa for annua-dOM anythlnw elM to me ru want to thaw Mr. Clayton the
tlon ol new areas? The fact la come back and "hant" 'em ' e.xceptlonal J'l'C)Wth taklnl place
that every time w~ annex we ====::::=:::::==::::':::= In N~rt Harbor fn order that lose money, unless It Is a com-he may Incorporate lnfonnatlon
mercial or manufacturlne area. GJ -._..~... about our oommunlty In his aur-
Wlll we aaaln take In new an-""''"'"• vey of real estate PI'OITt'U be· nex.atlon.s that are comlne In lne ma.de In California."
with bullt·ln street llehttnc and
will we aealn be stuck with the
electric bill? What'a wron& with
that? you a.sk. Simply this:
Large tectlona of the city, which
Include some very hlihly u -
aeued residences, do not want
street llehts. Yet they are stuck
with pay1niJ part of the electric
blll, aome $40,000 a year, for
thoee tectlons ol the ctty that
wanted s treet ll&'hta and cot
them, and for tho.e who buy in-
to subdivisions that come In with
all the trlmminp, lncludlnc
street llghta, which of COU1114!
they pay for. but they do not pay
all their electric bill, becauae It
is paid for out ot the ~eneral
fund tax.
I say that In the name of
equity and justice, provision
should be made requlrtnc that
th08e having str~t Uehta pay
for all the electricity, which
should be metered to them by
mean.s of dlstrlcta. I do not of
course refer to highway lights,
but to those lights on residential
streets.
For lnstan<'e, here In Corona
del Mar I believe there are no
lllr'C't't lights, and In a poll It
was shown that the majority
residents or Corona del Mar did
not want street llghu. Yet wtth
our high a~d value, we are
paying Cor sections that are ot
less aases5{'d value, so we are
paying a bigger portion of the
lights lor them than they are
paylnc themselves. • • •
e PaOaLE.M IX UfDl.A
l see where there has been a
law re<:-ently enacted to help con·
trot the birth rate In India. lt'a
called voluntary ate.rlllzatlon ol
the male, and It is meeting with
"unexpected &U«X.'es.S." People of
all faltha and all walks of llf~
are respondlna.
The campaign urges the head
of a family with 2 or more chll·
dren to underao the simple oper·
atlon, which is a matter of jWit
20 minutes In a doctor'a oUi<"t'.
The applicant gets S4 for volun·
teering, and that'a a lot of money
to a Jot of the folk.t In lndla. • • •
• noaLEN EVE.aTWBEU
Thert> are other chanees that
must come about In this world
If there Is aolng to be standing
room In a few yeara. One of
them Is the disposal of human
bodies. At the rate ~ are plant-
Ing them and creating satted
ground, there won't be enough
space to plant corn and rice to f~d the live ones.
Glimpses
Do you notJce that certain feel-
In&' when you eo to look at your
wardrobe for aomethtne to wear?
Yes. we know how you t~l. All
of u.e lfri. Jet that way at the
chanrlna of the &ea80na. That's
your cue ... not a thin& to wear
. . . but we at O'Brien's have
anticipated your mOOd, and for
many week. we have been buay
as beavers, locatlnc juat exactly
the ltem.t you will want foT thla
comln~ aeaaon. lUcht now, may·
be lt'a a tran.sJtJon dreu, of those
WOI\dertul 'ntomu oottona, or a
cay new aUk shirtmaker by Cry-
stal, or one oC the amart new
&eparatea ... Whatever you f~l
In the mOOd to look at, do come
and let us show them to you.
It w111 be our.._..... to aa.
lilt you Ia pi--·.. year WciMrobe f« tbe COlD I Df ..... u. ao tbat ~ wW
COOid.laate. Jut UN 119bt ~a.
cmd bata. cmd ,....._ ••• COld
apwldD9 of tl~ I watc:bed
tbe 9itla UDpcridD9 tJa. loft. u.t leotber tW... , •• ...,
...... waabable ldd gl..,.
••• cmd tbe ...t ........ _.
p&CJ , ....... lD all tbe ... . .. taau.s... • I'm sure hoplnc when Bonnie
and Mute do the windows thla
week. they will doll me up In
something so I can at Jeut 1et
to hold some of them and show
them to you I may be just a
window manikin and just all
ht'f'f', but l aure like to look
pretty for you cuatomers. And
wtth the wonderful ran1e of
sb.es that we have here at
O'Brlen'a, It ju.~t doesn't marter
whether you are ahort or tall, or
thin or on a diet, we wlll have
the sizes that fit you and look
well on you ... and everythlnJ
is indlvldualty ~elected tor the
best slze and color.
I tel to rattl1D9 .. ao tblrt I
alDaOitt ,..,... ... -.lad '"
Kbool ,.,.. tbat •• .... Juat
loeiSed wttll .u tbe tWDp '" wW Ulr.e the .-t . . . AIMS ... , lel9et .., coa-.. ....
loa abow CISl tbe lttll 0( uu.
IDOiltb.
8 ·=· loCAlE
: •• 8
Aa:oordlnJ to the way I .ee It,
Dlek Nixon hu punched the Iron
Curtain chock full ol holes. How·
aome ever, the Red press has
been wa~lnr a "no holda barred"
campaign aplnat the Vlp and
our aide. One of th~ daya the
Ruulan people are 1olne to rlle
up and amite the Communl.ltl
all by themselves ... when that
happens we oucbt to riae up and
amite their aympathlura over
here.
FARMER McCABE
(all rlghta rewrved)
DO YOU WAKI • 5-b, • ricJ., •
,.,...1. • ~..., Utter 7 Of ~ , .. ._..,.
.. -tt.rf19 •• .. n Try &tl1" deNio
fle4 .. oaw. )..01(0.
Slllll PIIGF
lOCI WEll
ro• UJU. STTLE
AJm COXPOft lEE
1111111'1
i111 IIIIEI
* * * Jfewport a-en. wben
ICIIDe ..... bs. .sdMtt*'-
..... beell mCIM to ......aau..~
be cary CIMII'-9 ~ CIIIY•
WilleN Ia J(..wpal't ...... wW
p-. .............. ........
carda froaa tbe a.ldd.M IIM9
ID our ..., baUdfeg • • • Dl4
you DOtke. --. bow tiMit o&d
cottoa.dnM took OD a ...., Ufe
the 1.-t tuDe yoa ...._.bt it
bome lNID u.. Jf.....-t Oeaa·
en? • • • w.-•t It crMp.
9Jeam'"9 Cllld pnttr, ad
ciJ.dll't tbe colon tc*e oo a
... leek brill._,., Dad. DO-
Uce ..... .,_, ,_ .. bold tbe
cnaN Ia UWI bet wecatJ1,M •• •
"''he dlu•......U.. geal Ia Ita·
DO. Sta·D11 ... to dotiiM
what ..,UC ..at .._ to a
Mlod ••• pat.--... pb ba t...._ JffiW CWML.,... I•
.... Unt u... ...........
bou9bt CIUpa.... • bo:rd.DiiU
tbat .-lata dtlt ••• CeDtilnM den'... a.d a ,,.., lwlft
bltberto. Gftf a ,..W .. tlae.
blOWD away a UW. of thla
body ••• lut DO •on •.• Ita·
DU pats body ~ lato ol4
dotbM ......... ""-.. tbe ....... ,..... .... .....
~·-..... ~...._ .. . ................. ·-.,.. ca.tiM1 It .... rtpt .S...
wttll Cl•••= ............ . u.ted-......... ...
a... ............ ~-coeela•IMT-.. ,_
about lta·DIIo Y•..._ -It ••••tJMd .......... ·-.... beard .._, It • tM .. .
dJo. ,..., T"-..... .....
woodet1al...,_..._...._
* * * "Gone ttahln,.. for three weetca.
and while me and the bluqlll
get tw011y CUve CU..ler wUI
make wltb the oooe and aaaha
... Clive with a V Uke Clive
Brooks, and Cu.u. Clive aaya that
most people don't llke to say
CUM and that t. the reuon they
can't remenber h1a name. Clive
Ia headJ,. up our •• depart·
ment now aJnce Bulb Mynatt
has nown up Into Ow .04 bllle
yonder of aeMtal manaptlnf • • •
* * *
LECAL •onCE
No. A-33570
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ESTATE OF FREDERICK G. EL·
DER, aka FRED G. ELDER,
aka F. G. ELDER. aka FRED-
ERICK GRIFFIN ELDER, DE·
CEASED.
NO'MCE IS HEREBY GNEN to
the creditors of and all persona
havlng claims against the said
de<ledent or aal4 estate to file
them with the neceuary vouch·
era In the oUI~ of the Clerk of
or the Superior Court of the State
of CaJltomla. In a_nd for the
County of Oran.p, 01' to pre.ent
the .arM, with the ~ry vouc~ to the unde:rslcned at
hll or her pia~ of business. to-
wit: Law Office of Robert A .
Schwamb and Galvin R.
Keene, 333 North Newport
Boulevard, Newport Beach,
California
within al.x months after the first
pabUeatlon of this notice.
Dated .July 24, '1959.
MRS. EDRA HAYES.
Executrl.x of the Eatate
of aaJd decedent.
ROBERT A. SCHW A..MB
and GALVIN R. )(EENE
333 North Newport Boulevard
Newport SUch, Oalltomla
Publt.h: .July 30. Auc. 6, 13. 20.
In the Newport Harbor EnaJen.
Professional
Directory
P'U'11'K'BAL Dndc10IIS
Frfen41Y Neiabborb0o4 Servke
PAUES-BELL
MOilTUARY
110 Broadway u 1-Ma a......,. eo.ta .....
auanTI IIAVE lOT
Two Orance Coast ColJece
craduates have been named to
the Dean's Honor Ust for the
aprlne semester of thl.s year on
two cam pu.es or the Unlvualty
or calltomJa.
TIDE TABLE n. ..... &M ............ ...
(for L.A...._.,.,_-•...,.n 10 ala. ..U.)
Ucht Figures A.M.-a.w ,......_ •.11.
.ACIFIC DATLIGIIT UVDrC 'rDa
t laiiMy
10 .. .....,
11 'hM4ay
12 ..... ....,
t..w ...... ..... --5:42 0.1 12:os u s• u 11:411 u
6 :18 0.4 12:64 u ... Lt--··--..... t..w IIIJil Low
0:35 4.5 6:55 0.9 1='1 5.8 7:5'1 Ll
1:40 3.9 7:41 1.4 2:27 5.1 .... lA
3:13 3.4 8:39 1.9 a:U u u.. u
5:06 3.3 9:56 2..2 t:G 5.5 -·-----....._ lOP LfiW JUtla
IOif POB T11E SBAI'EU A aon, weighing 9 pounds, 6
AJJen Georce Brown wu
named to the list on the River-
side eampua. and D. Alan Story,
Conner OCC football captain. wu
named to the achoJutlc honor
Hat at UCLA. Students named to
the ll.st muat achieve at least a
3.4 grade point averace on a 12·
unit mlnlrou.m procram-
13 Tltanday 0:17 0.5 6:39 3.5 11:11 Z.S 5tSI 5.1
COID'I.DIDTI OP A 10n wu born Saturday, .July ounces, was born to William and
18, to Mr. and Mrs . .lames Shafer.. Susanne R&bbltt of 307 Catalina
312 36th St .. Newport Beach, ln Dr.. Newport Helchta, Tuesday, .. 'I ....
St. .Joeepb H011pltal. .JuJy 28, at Hoae Hospital.
•
JfALBOA SAVINGS_ NEWPORT
AND LOAN •
~ssoCIATION
· Everv Konth .--Dat~: t1 _.. \
No.518-3462 7 -st:~ 500 ,ooo.oo r orange CountY · '
PAl TO: The PeO~~O oottE Mllf M\ll\ON DOll~RS *
* O'IER ONE /~.4/""'1/ ~ID~
_____ ... _____ _ ---------------------------~-----------------WAN ASS()ClATION I
BAIJK)A .SA VJNGS AND
r.uo Jn' NEWPORT 00 Every Month
Sl,5Q0,000·
--to create new jobs
•
.... -to buY new materials
•
build new homes --to
You get~~rthis-PLUS ·4% DIVIDENDS
(current annul rate) paid every
3 IIIOIIths 011 rour saYincs so rou can
eot....-1 rour 81111i111s fOr biger income
' 'The BIG PLUS Is the extra ·abot-m-thHDD•for your entire
c:Omrnunity when we put your savlop to weft. 1hls ud
every month we pay out at least a mtllton and a half doDars
to build. buy and modemize homes JD your community.
That money goes right into payrolls -into the purchase
of buildinc materials -aod all thJs mooey creates pros-
perous business that helps everyone in Onnp County.
So you see -where you save does mab a '* dilerence
-to you I Your interests lie in Oran,e County -10 put yow
. IEWPIIT IALIOA SAVIICS
AND L,OAN ASSOCIATION
•aee VIA LIDO. N.WPOIIT a•aCH
savings to work here in ~ewport Balboa . aving~ wht-re
they1l earn highest pay with insured safet)'-and do a
double job of stimulating the prosperity of rour own com-
munity. Start your savinp account today-or add to )''OW'
present ueount here. (Funds recehr~ befcn the lOth of
an)' mooth earn from the 1st). R the mail « come in..
to tbe distinctive Newport Balbo. Sa~ bu1lcliaJ on tM
Bay front at the entruoe to Lido Isle. See for yow•...,
much harder )'OUr moaey worb here.
-
New Use Rermit Is R~uested
For CondemneCI AfH~rtment5
~ ........ L-te· ,.. . • Jllf tndl .... ~ Mrs. ~ Jltloeftb Ia apply· Rllhla ....... to a~ tbe lr· ~lifbe ........... : ........... u. pet'!Dlt lor ...,_ aJ. vt,.. JOidan ..........
.. OIMt ~-... Jill to ......... &o tbe Oean v... Oorotb.)' Pboen1a. .. E. ~-tell , "--t Wltla 111M1 •t tbe ....,_....._ a &. ec-n Ft.. n.. lal .... pen:abaklrl to ..-. . .. _,. thitt ..._ 10 lalltM. wtueb haw been eon· major aJt..-.doM to the OeMa CJul ui4l tiel* c I ... , ..-dllnuJed br tbe dty. Vt,w Apartmenta. whldl baw ., -IICIDftl.l.a of tb61a ... tbiiU lDtllrllt Ia Her appllcatlon wtll be con· been condGDMd by the Mewpoit Well. A11L1Mr varatian Ia baU Hwy. at ..........,_ Awe. 1·\U\.lt. 2·11t01)" . ...wn.. u.t V1a of 1\t.ao 00C. • .._ by the Newport ked\ Beach Clty Councll. .,_. thle ...._ So are anGIIt 1M f'lloor ...-wtu ~ 1,110 ....,_ ~ tD.IOO.
Pla.Dn.Jna c.nmt.-r., thM eYe'-Jobn Buhler. 312 CamatkN\ a'U.IDIIIIe'r rec:NaU. ~ . • • ffltt.
M.&TTB-BBIES nlna (Tbunct.y). She~ to Ave., Corona del Mar. 1*11\._. -. that \'"' U\Jftk,lq ol PIO' Tbia .... tM IIDal penDU .._ ••auoa aw 5 recluce the n.mber ol ctwelllq alon to retain 5 ~Ulna u.ntta vldee OM clay ""vacad011111" tor a...ct in ,. ·~ ~ •....-t --~~~ tuDJb-room.
I .;;. ~ ulltta from 10 to f and will pro· m o.,. R-3 parcel. wheel dlW paU•nta. '""'-out· IMdl au tJ •••• D1fiL a~ ave~.. 11.000· w L7~ :~~~~ ~ vtde 2 parldfll apace. Carter Pyle Enterprbes, 82S tnp llft arr&llltd by a bealtb .,....,....., U. ........,. tMal to •· ......:..,, 1510 ~ ...._ ~ -11\e prevtoua ~pUcation tor a Production Pl., Newport llftch, and rebabllltadaft ~ ud ~151. The...,.... tw tM ,_,. ..,......_ •.,.. 111M·
CQIIA CO. UM permit to tmprove the apart· manufacture and repair fiber· made polaible tluoulh your aid 1a now at ~.alt. I»..,._.... tt.· mlqa. repa1m. Sl5 ~ 21•~ ••• menta wu rejected by the Plan· clua .. Jlboata In M·l ·A dl.strlct. a• voluntHr attmdaDt&. .......... • 000.000 -~ tl; an.un.e a. :Ob..~ ~ ~~::,"'
nll'\1' Comm.talo11 and the Clty ltobftt lleppeteau. 701 Golden· only one more dCW'Uon plan· l'ftC)ftth reoon1. e.tabllebed Jut ........ .,...
Council. rod Ave., Colona del Mar, add ned. Tbe dew la Aucut lOtb. yeer. nte July 31 total UIU ,_, e A&WW ------
• Ftr Yilrll 4 t ,....._._ ~ . ........... ~ . " .. ,.......... ... t ,.... ~
t MIEIIB : . -. ~Peter's~ ~ FURNITURE ~
: (F...i.ty IJvalaW'a) 4
• Cmnpl,.. ._. ~ . ......, ....
• ••• ;uta ...
COSTA t.eA
Good Reading
for the
"Whole Family
"'News
·FD
·FIIif FeabnS -------------
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.-ayerdlr. I,_ $110
...... $9 0 J .... $4.50 0
Here la the aaenda tor th1s bedroom and bath to non·COD· Woa't you call and vohlnteer 1s a.1maa double tbe Clll'l'tQOJld· Eupne Webb,. wall. f40ta W.
eftnina'S meetlq, which will formlnc realdeftt'e. this OM da.)t! Our pboM la U lnc fliUr. of J.ut yee.r. llillboll, $100: Geofp 8laccGia
bec1n at 8 o'clodt: e ... uww..,. 8-0717 or cane in and aee ~ at Jul,y'a permlta 1Adu4ed 35 aiD· lne., ~ dwellilll and P · evAIIIAJICU r.rc:e Marplea. 317·319 Ruby 3.25 N. Newport Blvd.. Newport cte tamUy ctweJ.l1np. •1&.11115: raae. &100 VIa Uckt. .-,; I . E.
a. w. wawnc. 902 s. Bay n.. Aw.. a at boa ~nd. reaUcn Hetchta. two 2-unit dWelllDII. -.mo· Sbaft. md.e patio. 1107 w.
Balboa Island. 1-toot ~ch· Prot»rt)' lines. VB 1s a United Fund Acency two tO.un.Jt apaJ't:IIWnt ~ ~bollw teOO: Uo,d Mantn. wall.
---·«n
.. .... a..~.,._,
....... c... .....
ment into 6·foot front yard .et· &163.465: two 6-u.n.Jt aparti'Mnt -· lla.lboa. ttaO: 8ueeol.a
back and l ·foot encroachment bulldlnp, $118.1ti0; one 4-llnll CoMtrud1oft Co.. alp. 3112 La· illlll!!i!!!!;!; lnto 5·foot rear yard ee'tback to the POUCE BLO a apa.rtlneDt buJ..ldJ..q. 132.400· 3 ~. GOO; c. s. lla.tdl. N• construct addltton to dwemnc. 1 1 caraaa. StS.lm: u awtmmina ~ ~. n.t St... seoo: non
Jack Hoa&le, 6908 W . Cout pools. 130,100; 16 I~ and ----. auu.~tion to d1NWq and J A M E s
Hwy .. Newport, 15·foot encbo.eb· walla.· IT.Tr.S: 47 alteratloaa to, prap. «0 all St., 14.!100:
ment Into 20-foot front yard ~-e avnAY. JOLT. ..... .,.... 0 ,..., .. 1511 chNillnp.. 117,2&3; 10 CIOID.me1"· Owent.lf4Np01t Yadrt &-. ••. D
back to build a atnale tamUy A .._. lilt tJIIe ~ el 11.11 -DL ...._ ••• .,.... daJ buUd.lnp. 180(,.5(¥); f IJac!ua· ~h·-Umt W. aa..t. SSOO; e
dweliJ.nc; also requeatJnc u.e lin.~ xw..'• ~ et ...... 1.., ....._,.......,. trial bulldlnp. -.ooo: B c:Gm· IQC: ...-ua do Ma..rbt. .S.U tor
permlt to construct dwelllnc In '"' Dad St.. ........ • • • ....... ., • CIWt ...... br ~" merdal alteratlons, IZ.OIIO; • e ~ IMp, ~. Udo R A y a COI1\lnerclal zone. hid 1.1-.a ., .. &. ~ .... :'.-..• e1 ....._ J1t. Claba,u;. 1\a\1!).: 2> siena, SS.· er, "'1*t Cli&Mra, AD· Cla~nce McCulloch and Roy n.. IIM•a. 1111 W tMt Ida liDII ... 918; m.t.scell,t.~ s->,!100: 3 thcft)'a .-: Earl ADe. den. I I
Page, 3000-0.-~·12·14 Broad St., ....... --.... ...-..s .•. A A Seara and Roebuck bicycle bulldJnp demollsbed or rdo· 480t Neptune. IJ,OOO; Staata a I Jl lll?lr
Newport Retehts, 10-foot en· ._,. ._ ...._ ._ Cllnlda was stolen from John Bany of care-d. 11.'7!50. Tacbt Sala. alp. toOl W. c.at
croachment Into 25-foot front c-.. •., li'P ~a..... 212 Vla Lorca, Udo Isle . .. Following were the final per· 87~ !~ fttta Jr .• mow M46 L COASf HW'I.
yard aetback to provide satlsfac-...._.lila-. . . . Philip Smalley of Los Ancelea mlts laue<! dw1n& July: an --.-.-te, U9 3Stll St.. COlOMA D& WAl
tory building slte. A bicycle wu stolen from the was booked for felony checks . . . • COIIOirA DEL IIAa IS); Newporter. alp, 31311 New· a.. ..,...
eVSE n.xrJ"S earaae of MnL Janet hart of eTIIUJISJ)AT. JULY 10 E. J. Bablson, addJtlon to office port IIJ'vd., 1'7S: Back lilly Parll, ~=iiiiiiiiji~iiiiiiii! Cameo Shores Development 2106 Highland Dr., Harbor Hlch· Various bea ch Items were bulldlne at 2828 E. Coast H'Wy •• 300 E. Cout Hwy., traffic con·
Co .• stgns at Cameo Shores tract; 1an..a-•· ba .,_.__ld 14 1 s $3.500; Leiter. Ryona" Co., st•n. trot, 8140: toilet rooma. and
this was set over from the July of 2io "v't~ m:ca:-ud"~i~et'wa~ sto en from Loula torm of 216 laS E. Cout Hwy .. $500; C:u. laundry at alte No. 1. 110.000\ I E II
16 meeting. bitten by a Dalmatlon at 211 VIa ~ ;'c;ie~~rt M~~h:U ~ fornla 8ank. n~ bank bulldJne toilet rooma at •Jte No. 2. S2.900; 1 p 1 1 L 1 T E Ill 1 Francis Freeborn, 307 Coro· Jucar Lido '-l~ 1 .. y of 209 Via ,..._noa. lJdo at 3141 E. Coat Hwy., 1164.000. toilet rooms and 45 carate~~ at
nado St .• add bathroom to non· ' ..,. · · · "" .....,.. e-vlil& -···-site No. 3. IS2.400.. e~OIIDAT. JULY %1 Isle.... -"-VUP q' conforming dwel11ng. The hub ca~ we~ stolen {rom A .,_ball altt ,... ...._ llaC"CQ Corp., addltlon to house ,_ ~ ..,aty ,......., ... ..._ LD
Oalt> Kersh, temporary 6·foot a car owned by Harold Phillips .,_ tiM car ., lin. w. r. undrr construdlon. 1849 SeadrUt, l&.f~!~~~~Pw~·~li.W~•!•~C:...~~oew.~~~J~•~•~~~~~~!!~!!~~~;~ by 14-foot sign at Morning Can· of 325 Poppy Ave .. Corona del Qcwlw"d ., 1711 w. ~ .,.., 14..1100: Robrrt Lang, swtmmlne _
yon Rd. and ~award Rd .• Corona Mar . . Mrs. Don Thompson of Jlcwpwt ••• lin. O'ta Ault of pool. 1801 Galatea. $2..500; R. L.
317 MarKu~rlte Av~ .. Corona del 11 ..__ -.y up•...S ~ Hoyl~ Jr., swimmlnc pool house.
Mar. ~ported that 3 c-ars In tbe a.. ••·la·lllw ,... Olnet· 1917 Seadrift. $5.400.
The Rex Brandt S u m m e r
School ot Paintlng will hold Its
final show of the y~ar from 4 to
6 p.m. Saturday a t the Brandl
residt>nce,.405 Goldenrod Av~ ..
Corona del Mar. Works of many
of the 116 students wUJ be on
dis play. --------LEGIU. ROTICE
CERTIFICATE OF' BUSINESS
Fictitious Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do her~·
by certify that they are con·
ductlng a valve manufacturing
buslneu at 413 Poinsettia Ave.,
Corona del Mar, California, un-
der the fictitious firm name of
General-American Valv~ Com .
pany and that said flrm is com·
posed of the following persons
whose names In full and place of
resJd~nce are as follows, to.wlt:
Eurene C. G~nwood. 413
Polnaettla Ave.. Corona del
Mar. CallL. Jean Greenwood.
413 Poinsettia Ave., Corona
del Mar. Calif.
WITNESS our hands this 13th
day of July, 1959.
EUGENE C. GREENWOOD
JEAN GREENWOOD
area had been rifled during the -.1. e comiiA MCJILAIIDS Itlrht . . . J~lry was stolen from Chris· Peter Hazell add family room.
A IIJ99Iaa bkyda waa .w.a
1
tine Martin of 114 Zlnd St., Nf'W· 516 Seaward, $2.900.
koaa L M. LWy of 2752 C1rcle port ... Alllne Wine of 212 • aAL.aOA JSLAJfD Opal Ave., Balboa ll.land. ~· Pasadena Preabyt.rrian Church.
Dr .. llcr'f Shone ••• TWo bcada ported that hla 17 . year . old alteraUona at Mar Casa, 1310 S. ...... .......... trc.l tbe Ba Ft. ~-~ ., a. a. c.rttoa of -daughter had run away ... Y ........
OJdUd A...._ C.... del MaL e nJDAT. JU'LT 31 e UT SIIOJIES Items of clothln"' we-stolen Rob.rt Burke, 2·story addition, A SS0 surfboard was stolen .. ... :1632 Crestview SIUOO
from Neal M~c-alf of 312 Grand from Newman Draper of Ontario. • lfEWJOa'l' aiLtcats
Canal. Balboa Island ... Tim staylnr at 1407 W. Bay Ave.. Fred Hofacker, move and en·
Reran of 3910 Rlver Av~ .. West Balboa · · · ColiHn Darllna of ~~ wakr heater, 531 Fullerton,
N.........nrt, reported the theft of a Los kng~les reported 3 bathing 50 J o 0u n ~-,... suits stolen from 5611 Seuhore ; · · nsmore, re ~-surfboard ... A Schwinn bicycle 0 pal"' 547 San Bernardino. wa~ stolen from Juanita Haynie r., West Newport · · · A I)C*lble • CLIJ"P aA'I'&JJ
of 1417 w. Balboa Blvd .. Bal· doe poisoning wu reported by .,_.... ..... Mrs. W. A. Tobias of 240 Hazel ........... rt •• ube, 1-unlt, 1-story •boaTV·,;,.~DAT, JULY... Dr .. Corona del Mar ... Fletcher dFwelklln,g;_~~ Kdlnd.lpti Rd., S23d .92511:
--Pond of Balboa report~ th~ theft ran a..c:,.....,.. a on to we · Pollc~ •~pect a Boxer dog of of hls .52 C h r y sl ~ r 2.door lng, 518 Slcnal, $4,000; W. BarTY
stealing a sheet from tM back ~.. Wilson, 1-unlt, 2·at01)' dwellinr.
yud of Paul Long of 606 Mari· ~an ··· 502 Klnp Rd.. 127.&10: Lau~l·
gold Ave., Corona del Mar ... • UTUIIDAY. AUQ.. 1 hul'lt ~rrace IDe. 10-unit, 2·
An Enallsh bicycle wu stolen a...rt Pblecer ~ed a pee. pory a--nt bulJA•--at 1601 slble tU-aJ entry at 210 T,_., _. ~ --.. from Courtney Jahnz ol 139',; N. Aveq ~ioo. Island, 101 M;: 15th St.. S8l.T75. and 10-unlt. 2·
Dau Pt.. Balboa laland .•. J. T. ..,_ ...... -buJlA1--at 1801 ~ Re~n LeRoy ... Jim ••oc1-of ~, --~·· ........ Durkee of ~ PolnMttla Ave.. ,_ ...... 15th 8t.. ta.-o.
Corona ~~ Mar. reported the 110 Carnett Ave .. Balboa Wand, eVI'I'a MY --.& th~ft of a $15 lamp . . . told pollee that 2 boya atarUd Jta,yaest Eat at e a. tetalnlnc
1AtiJa akbL 7S. of S2l Slat a ftre In the truh can in the W1lll me ........a and 230().()6
St.. Rcwpcrt. ._~ .. 1M rear ... Seymour Seek. z . of528 H•tbn' 1&, ~
tluaala bf cs., ......s bf S. Bay Ft., Balboa bland, wu
SAVING
IS A FINE ART
•
It tokes toltmt to paint a briqht future with the
aecurlly of mvings ... but you'll find that you can
create o real "maatftPiece" when you aave regu-
larly at l.oguna Federal .•. where your savlngs
earn more ln eafetyl Start now!
CONTINUING 4% PER ANNUM
LICIIA FiEIEIIL
SAVINGS A!G> LOAN A"'aalmtf
O...C.c-,'t ...... ' '$ f ............. &'-* c .. I STATE OF CALIFORNIA l
COUNTY OF ORANGE la
..._ 0.: ., •••:t 1 !r • • • the vtct.lm of an uaa"tt by an ..... 'I kr ,.._ .. ,...-_ lL .--... unldent1.6ed peraon ... Mary --u. ~-· --Huey of Balboa Island ~ported ..... ....., ... 1
eWe A..._ c.ta M-. .. the theft of a ~nnan ctunera. A I _.,. C•ty Siote n .l6
Lerge1t end Most Comp&.t.
Furniture Store in the Aree.
C.ll for fr ..
DECORATING SERVICE
Liberty I-55 II
House ~~• 'ar~en
F-u-nishings for homes.
dubs. yachts.
1017 W . Coeat Hi9hw1y
Newpotf ... dl
ON THIS 13th day of July,
1959. before me, a Notary Public
in and for said county and state,
residing therein, duly commls·
stoned and sworn. personally ap·
peared Eugene C. Greenwood
and Jean Greenwood. known to
me to be the persona whOlle
names are s ubscribed to the
within Instrument, and acknowl·
edged to me that they executed
the same.
WITNESS my hand and otfl·
rial seal.
MARY A. HAAPA.
Notary Public In and for
said County and Slate.
My Commission expires Aug.
16. 1959.
Publlsh: Aue. 6, 13. 20. Z7. 1959.
In the Newport Ha rbor Eru~lrn.
bMIIIad ,_ ............... • • • • ....,AT. ADQ.. I Membenhlp iD tht .,.. Club
The aarag~ or Donald Me· P•t lcopko ot 513 Poppy Ave.. of the Harbot Ara baa .udled
Proud of 220' ~ 34th St.. West Cor on a del Mar. ~ported a 3,000 wtth tM ldptlq up ot 12·
Newport, wu burglarized · · · prowler ... A towel and lounge year-old David Ga:rd1ner ot 3133
Lewis Paul. manacer ot the Sea pad were stolen from William ~~~trmuda St.. e-ta Kesa. '!be
Garden Apartments at 18l8 W. Murray ot 121 Topaz Ave., Bal· fa~nUy just rec-ently moved to
Ocean Ft., Ne~rt. ~ported the boa Island ... Two alrl'a bicycles eo.ta !ilea from Santa Monica.
theft of clothing ... Allt-e Flol't'ft wer~ stolen from Van Neilson of Dave's dad. John Cardlner, 1s a
of 2106 W. Ocean Ft .• Newport, 109 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa . . . machlnlllt at Hq._ &lruaft.
reported a possible burglary . . . A .a-beiiiM c:t.atl' ... N'ea.rl.)' 800 of the &10() mem·
e WEDRESDAT. Jaly 21 .W.. 1.-U.. patio .. ..._... ben come from tbe ll•port Bar·
The Vallely Boat Rentals at O.Co-of •• W. ~ ""' bor arM-10 ~ Corona del
511 E. Edaewattor Ave., Balboa. lla.1bo. • • • A car ._..._ Mar, 110 from Jlc•port. 310 from
r~ported a burglary at their of· ..,... 115 waa .W.. tn. Newport He ...... and Cllt.r Haven.
flee . . . Several sweaters and TlloMdGn ,.,.__ ., 1111 lie· 69 from. lJdo ~. • born BaJ.
pairs of sun eluses we~ burg· aaa A9'L. W..t •..,..n. boa. aJ\d 65 ~ Jlalboa Wand.
larized from the home of Robert The Carrlap Trade at ll8 SorM U50 motllllhTa are from San·
Hankey of 706 K-Thanga Or., lr· Marln~ Ave .. Balboa bland, re· ta Ana Hel ..... and the balance
vine Terrace . . . portad -the theft of their slcn . . . of 2.000 members Uw in C~ta
A ldawt.a bkyde,... ...._ (Continued on ~ sbrl .Maa.
SDD..~AL M -1 01 ~ IC ADiiliidiUTOa
TO THE BOlfORABLE RAYMOND niOMPSON, PROBATE roDGE 01' '!'HE 8~0& COOWT OP THE STATE OF CAUFORN1A. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY' OF ORANGE:
RAYMOND A. BRAND't'. M. D .• public Admlnl.ltrator of .. td county, respectfully makes thls mum
which have come Into his hands for the term eommenclnc January 1. 19159, and endlnt June 30, 19!58:
No. of Cue
PA 881
PA 882
PA 883 PA 884
PA 885
PA 886 PA 887
PA. 8B8 PA-a
PA& A·3212'7 PA 181
PA M2 ··-PAlM
Name
of Decedent
Date
Letten
IAued
March 3, 1~
Feb.. 20. 1&
Appra.t.ed
Value
of bOte
Meld\ 2), 18 Not ~'d. Maret\ Sl, ~ 5,_,.;
M~h 77, 1-2.150.00
Money which
Administrator
hu r-.tYed
in eadt estate
$4.516.34
373.00
994.62
5,442.2i
None
ML01 .....
1 ..... 1~13 8'7'&'PI U1.UI ~~.... 1,-.a .... ..
Funeral ~xpenaea
debts. clalma • e~otad· mt~tion paid
to date
$2.061.21
12.50
51.50
692.211
None
lM.OO ~
tT..OO ~= aua
)(OM --)( ...
!fOM
$2.4!55.13
360.50
M3.12
4,749.98
None
.. m:=
t,on.os
l.a11 ... -e.• -UIUI JfoM .
15.00
Approximate
VallJe ot pi"'perty In
handa of
AdmJnlstrator
$10,795.95
150.00
None
None
2,150.00
14.801.00 ~
ARE WE WRONG?
WK~-................... , .... ...._.__..__ _ .................
wa l&l.l&ft -
,._... 1U nt tper .. lao Mt
.., .... ......., •• I
waaa.mn-
=~~1=:lr~ ....... I ... -• ". ·--~-~-~·· ....
Co.
..
'INA THE f,ERRtER WINS
RA TINS AS CHAMPION CWIIInUir IC 'II'<Z c:auacau
4 Har.borites
Given Honors
BY. •• ~~~f~~ ....
.cholutic standlnr have ~
a~rded to 4 Harbor Area atu-
1Job and Pat Elden' ledllnl· 'nna l8 a n vnuaual champion,
~ Tenier, "Champion xa.ty'a In tbat ~ hu l&rnered all o1
)(ysUcal Pride," won Best of the 1.5 potnt. ~ to ~ a
Breed <>ppo.it. at the Ve ntura champion with what are eaJled
County Doc Show on July 25. 'nle majora. A major 11 a win o1 3
Elct.n-and their terriers-Uve point. or more. Point. are
at 1515 Sylvta Ln., Hatbor BJch· awarded accordln1 to how many
landa. dop are competlnr In the aame
Preedom and Uberty mu.t be
and can ~ waa In the praetJcal
understand1.n1 ttl God u Splrtt,
acoordlna to the Leaon-Sennon
enUUed "Splrtt" at the Corona
del Mar, l'ewport and eo.ta
Mea ChrisUan Science churches
Sunday. '!be Golden Text from I
Corint.h.lana upan da the theme,
"What man lmoweth the thlnp
of a man. ave the aplrtt of man
which Ia In h im! even .a the
th ine• of God knoweth no man,
but the Spirit of God" (2:111.
denta at S t a n ford UniveraJty, -=============. bued on their 1958-59 academic ,.
"Champion Mlaty'1 My.Ueal bl'ftd: 1 or more annpetlnr dOll
Prlct.," known around tht> Elder Un thla cue female) are neces-
hou.aehold u 'nna, completed ury (or a 3 point wtn.
her champlon1hlp ~uirement Accordln&' to law, a doe muat
wleh the Vent ura award. have at least two 3 point wins
The Gannons
Are Honored
Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Cannon
of 504 Narcl.saUI Ave .• Corona del
M,r. were &llftably aurpriaed
on the night of TUesday, July 28.
A surprise 50th wedding annJ-
veraay party wu riven at their
own home by their 2 .ans, Wll-
llllm Gannon and Bob Cannon of
Casta Mesa, and their ~ughter.
Mrs. Betty ~ea of Carden
Grove. ·
About 2S people ~aring gifts
and nowen were at the surprbe
party, most ot them relatives of
the Cannons.
to be a champion. All of Ttna'a
wins are 3 point wiM or majors.
All of her awards have been won
this year, the first one In Santa
Ana.
Ttna Is a year and a half old,
and hu been bred by the Elden
at home. The Elden aoo have 2
other champion Bedllnrton Ter-
riers, "Champion Rock Rldee Ra-
dian~ ... Ttna'a mother, and
"Champion Powen Adventurer,"
a male, who has won best of
breed at m()IJt of the major
shows In California tht. year.
Mr. and Mrs. Elder became In-
terested In lk>dllngton Terriers 5
years aro. when they bourht a
terrier as a pet.
About a year and a half ago,
tht' Elders becamE' lntf'fested In
showtnr their 3 dogs. Now, all 3
dogs are champions.
ST. AJI'DUWI n.ES.nEaiAJJ
"Ut:e on the Frtnres" wllJ ~
the aermon topic of Dr. Carroll
Schuater, executlvt-secretary of
the Loa Anrela Presbyterian
Church, at th~ 8:15, 9:35 and 11
a.m. Sunday aervices.
lfEWPOIIT 7tJl DAT ADVEKTIST
R. L. Hubbs, temperan~ and
public relations secretary for the
recorda. They maintained a
1rade point ratio of 3.5 or hleh·
er. A radio of 4.0 Ia an A, and
3.0 Is a B.
The local studeniJ! are:
Daniel Pl.-~. son of Mrs. F. F.
Thayer Jr., 322 bland Ave., Bal-l
boa.
Cary Det>m, son or Mr. and
Mn. Joe Deem, 416 Dahlia Ave .
1
Corgna del Mar
Allen Tef\Y Dallls, -.on of Mrs.
Dorothy Dallas. 3232 Clay St .
Newport Heleht~ I
Marjorie Stovall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs C E Sto\-all Jr . 498
Ylower St .. Costa Me-sa
Southeastern California Conff'f L I R
ence of Seventh Day Adventls~. 0Ca unner
Arlington, will speak at the 11
am. Saturday servi~. Sabbath F• • h 2 d
IIChOOI bf'llns at 9:30 a.m. Sat I In Is e s n
urday. Frank Hopkln"l, \!. ho will 1M> t1
CIDJST CBtniCB ft THE SEA junior 111 Harbor H 1~h Sl•hool
"Cod's Sun_bum Lotion" Is thP this fall. plcH•f'd ~nl1 1n thE'
sermon title choun by Dr. Ar OrangE> CoaAt College 30 minute
thur Hobson. assodatt-mln1stt>r, Ofymplr dt>\t>lopmt>nt run last
for the 9:30 and 11 a . m . Sunday Wt>ek. He <'O\I'rl'rl 5 mil(>!.. 156
aervl~. yarc:b In the 3() m1n uti'S. The
CRIIISTIAN SCIENCE
SEBVJ<ES
PDIST cwvaar or WdliT,
ICIEJIUST,
3303 Vla Lido
Newport Beach ~ADING ROOM-
3315 Vla Lido, Newport Beach
Open week da~ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesdays 9 a.m .• 7:45 p.m. TU.-days and Frid-.y._
9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SECOifD C:SU.CII or CIISIST,
SCJEJITlST
Jf.-.port 8eadl at
CoftiOCI del Ma:r
3839 East Coast IJJr hway
Corona del Mar
READING ROOM~
3839 East Coast Hlrhway Open week days-
tO a.m . to 3 p m.
StnmAT SEJIVICES Df
80TII ClltJSCIIU
SUNDAY SCHOOL ... .9:15 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES 11:00 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEt:'nNGS ____ ,.8;00 p.m .
You are cordtally lnvtted to
atttond the Chwch Servtcea
and to uae the Read.Jne Room.
THE l£fROTHAL of Min Virqinia Gay Cooper to Drew C0t1ner is
announced by the bride-to-be's mother, Mrs. Fern Cooper. 226
Ordtid Ave .. Corona del Mar. Virqinia qroduoted from Arcadia
Hiqh School and attended S4wyers Business School in Santo Ana.
Her fiance is the SOtl of Mr. ond Mrs. Bbert Conner, lonq time
residents of Costa Meso. He oHended Newport Harbor High
School and Oronqe Coast Colleqe and now owns the Cor0t1o del
Mar Pool Service. The couple are ploMing o late August weddinq.
Mr. and Mrs. Cannon were
man1ed In Chicago on July 28,
1909. Mr. Gannon wu for many
yean. the purchasing arent for
the Simons A Carmel Company
In Chlearo.
The Bedlington Terrier. a('C()rd-
lnr to Mrs. Elder, looks like a
lamb. They ar~ kno_wn as being
the softest coated of all dogs.
and do not shed or have an odor.
Their coats are white with a
definite bluish caste.
CDN COJOIVJnTT CBU.CB wlnnPr, Gary R....-s. wt>nt 5 milt-s. ':;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 576 yards. ~~
Ira Dowd, praldent of Newport
Dune.. hu l.saued an lnvttatlon
to M1as Universe Contest olflclal•
to hold. the beauty parent at the
Dunes In the event that a chanre
of locale Ul rontemplated.
Mr. Dowd pointed out the ad·
van tares of cool comfort, the na.
tural at m o 11 ph ere and back-
ground provided by the Dunes,
and the added attraction of pa-
radlnr the Ooats on the calm
waters of the latoon.
Mn. Gannon's comment on the
surp~ anniversary party: "It
was 110 much ot a aurprtae that
I still haven't recovered!"
Unusual Pets
Are Paraded
The Elden, who are not pro-
fessional bl'ftders IMr. Elder ls
an lnvestorl nevertheless have
~run to bl'ftd their does u well
u show them. Ttna is soon to
become a mother. The pups will
probably be future champs. too!
LECIOif TO KAYE .AIITT
A ~ach party wUI ~ held
by Newport Harbor Post 291 of
the American ~Arion at 2 p m.
Sun~y. Aur. 23. at the t...glon
Hall ~ach. Flsh, hamburrer or
hot dogs. cole slaw and potatoes
will ~ served. The price will ~
$1.00.
The Rev. Edwin Comkf' will
speak on "Cod's Way with Man"
at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday
services.
a. L IIETBODIST CBU~CB
"The Genius'' wlll be the topic
ot the Rev. Godfrey Craenin at
the 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday
aervtces.
IIAJmOS CIIJUSTUUf CBt7.al
The Rev. Frank Stipp wtll de·
liver a sermon entitled "Rich To-
wards Cod" at the 10 a.m. Sun-
day services.
ST. JAKES E•ISco•AL
"Job Among the Ashes" will
~ the sermon topic of thf' ~
John Parke at the 8. 9:15 and
11 a .m. Sunday servt~s.
Committees Reorganized
By Harbor High Trustees
Ten runnf'rs ran th(' rare. They
all announc-ed thPy would enter
the national ont> hour r hsmpion-
shlps, to b(' hf'ld on thf' OCC
track on Labor Day, SepL 7. En-
tries must ~mailed In by Sept. 1.
SOUTB SBORES
8APnST CBlJitCII
Dr. Rubert A. Da9td8oa, D.D.
ll!al.at.r
St11fDAT. AOCUST tTJ1
llA!of
"You Ha\'P a Ml ion"
7:30 P.M
"Pushing or Patient"
StUd) of the Third Bealltude
LACUIIA a&ACII
AliT CAl I ...,.
Cocat llkJinNy 4lt C1Uf Drt~
A Cordial Welcome Awaits You
LUTIEIII
Cit ..... a. .....
1521 E. Coaat .. .......,
•
WALLPAPER & PAINT
Rental Equipment
Expert Picture Framing
Cwnplete Line
of
IITIST'S
Tht> Newport H a r b o r High
TruatHs re-orranlud their vari-
ous rommlttees at their Monday
meeting.
man of the building and site c.n.a 6el lla:r
rommlttee, and Mr. M<'C'ardle
SUPPLIES
and Earl Peterson were appoint· SOKJ)AT. AUCOST 1
SA B c,... ltalape
ed members. Mr. Peterson was
Mn1. Ronald Barlow was t'lt'Ct
ed chairman of the policy rom-
mlttee, and Roy McCardle and
Dr. Ed Milum were appointed
memberw. Mr. M c C a r d 1 e was
elected chairman of the aalary
committee. and Mrs. Barlow and
Donald Dungan were appblnted
mem~rs.
ele<'ted chairman of the com-8:00 A.M.-The Service
munity aervl~ commlnee. and Dick Kuhn's
Dr. Milum and Mr. Dungan were 11 :00 A.M.-The Service •ADIT ITOU
appointed members. Mr. Dungan 3m E. C:... c.-W .._.
was elected chairman ot t~ -W & L C 0 II & QJIWe 3-2255
curriculum committee. and Mr. f~§§§§§~~~~~~~~~=====~~==~
ECiREMONT
SUMMER DAY CAMP
CIIII.J)aEif 5 1'0 14 TEAIIS
Daily Swimming • Art cmd Crafts
Sport and Game Activities
Tutoring
Ti ......... .atiola 1Dda61ct
•1110WTE VISTA COITA IIDA, CJU.J7.
Tel .. lllrl: IIJdwtlf 1-1171
ALL HAIRCUTS
FOB MEN AND BOYS
ONLY $1.25
JATS
BABlER
SHOPS M K. SAI.IOA &'t'D. 1 11 M>A ........ , ......... .
Felix Bangs
of B. I. Dies
Felix Bang~. 71 , a member of
the board of dlre<'tors of the
Newport Harbor Chamber, dit-d
Monday morning nt Hoag Hos-
pital following c;urgery.
Mr. Bangs. a rt>tlred attorney.
WI.UI well known In tht' Harbor
Area for hls poetry and otht'r
writlnrs. He practl~ law In
Minneapolis, Minn .. and Los An·
gelt'S before moving to Balboa
Island.
Funera l services. a('C()rdlng to
Mr. Banes' wish~. will be priv-
atf".
Ht-Is survived by his wife.
Marearet Bangs; a son, Dr. Wil-
loam Banes of Oreas. Wuh.; a
brother. Phillip Bangs of Grand
Forks. N.D., and 8 grandchildren.
Poodle Stolen
from Jordan's
~enon and Mrs.. Bar~ were I appointed mem~rs.
The board also:
Dr. M1lum was ele<'ted c-hair e Officially adopted the 1959·
60 budgt't as pubht;hed.
R • t t• I e Re -opPnE"d tht> bids for unit egis ra IOn thret' at Costa Mesa H•gh. bE'
cauSE' thE' lowt>St blddt-r had
1 by Mail in QC ~:d;id~ w .ooo clerical error In
Ad I C I e Awarded a bid of S3.62n to 1
U t aSSeS the Rockwood Sprinkler Co. for
the sprinkling system at Costa I
Registration by m all In fN> Mesa High. I
c-lasses offt'red by the adult edu -~ e Filed noticE' of rompletion of
cation office of Orange Coa!lt thP painting at Harbor High.
CollE-ge Is being Introduced this e Set the board mt>t>tln~ timE'
yt>ar for the fl~t time, DN'Ord-at 1:30 p.m. on thf' til'!lt anti
lng to Dr Thomas A. Blakely, third Mondays of earh month.
dean of adult and extended day
education.
Tht' new system Is tx>lng tried 1 In an attempt to rellt>ve reglstr11
tlon ronrestlon durinf( the flr<~t
week of regular l"'gls tratlon. Dr
Blakt-ly announC'e'd. 1t will apply
only to classt>S In whlrh a matt'·
rials fee Is c-ha rgt'd
Mall applications for reglstra · •
• • • of soc:ial
note
ay n:~
aJtOII"'I'WUa .._ waaaa
a.tm 811.1111. ~ o.-, &.Udl "CblldNil~ Frank Jordan of Jordan'!t Pt't J:Er,a:.dJ;:u~._~J!-~ Shop at 2732 £. Coast Hwy., Co· --·-.., ~ a..li rona d~l Mar, Is otferinr a $100
tlon mu.'!t b«> postmarked no Ectmund a nd Ruth Bum.<~ of
earlier than AUf. 7 and no later 500 W ~an Ft .• Balboa. left
than Aug. 19 Registration forme; for Jlonolulu and Japan by air
are printt'd In the back of tht' 1 July 15. They plan to spend a
ruiTt'nt semester S('hedult-of the month In the Hawaiian Islands. I
adult and extended day cl~s and then ny. via Japan Air
Copies of S<'hedule may ~ had Unes. to Tokyo, whe~ they wUl Ul -~~~..A'1r.a.=1i\ &: reward for the return ot a !ltlver -;:;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.;;;;;;;;;~;;.::::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji;iiii:i;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji;iiii:i;l toy poodJ~ stolen trom hls shop r at approximat~ly 3:30 p.m .. Fri-* CROWN HARDWARE* daf'he poodle •• female. ls on.
a 1 • .-UIIiiil -· apedal diet and Is under the .=. •flEa .,.._ .. \i • ...... ca~ of a veterinarian: therefore,
-·• ~·· Mr. Jordan is most anxious to .., &liT COAI'I' WWAY ~· ..._ IIU ha~ her ~turned u soon u poaJble.
She has a aJlver color on her
fon-pawa, fHt and tall, welehs
2~ pounda, and Is worth $250.
She wu atolen from the front
wtndow wl\lle the sales lady's
baclt wu turned.
on request to the college spend 3 weeks visiting Vllrious I
Registration for vacanclf'S In I points of lnte~t. Tht'y wfll re
fee cla.s.~ after Aug. 19 will be tum via A n c h or a g e. Alaska.
In person only at the Cou.,.llng wh~ they wHI stay anO(her 2
Center. aC'COrdinr to following ~Q. thence to ~ttle. San
IK'hedule which also applies to FranclS('O and home. about Oct
l'f'glstration for all other campus 1.
classes: While In Honolulu and Japan,
Students with Jut namt-!' M · tht'y will be joined by Mrs.
ginning A to E, Aug. 24. 6-9 p.m.; EdJth Humpert of 112 Via ~noa.
lut names Mrtnnlne F -K. Aur. Udo IslE', her mother. Adell~
6-9 p.m.: last names ~llnnlng True. and Mrs. Hum))f'rt's slater.
L·R. Aug. l6. 6-9 p.m , and Jut Mrs. Mary Burm of 2169 Chari«'
names beflnnlnl S ·Z. AUJ. 27, Dr .• C~ta Mesa.
6-9 p.m. -------
On Aur. 28, reabtraUon will UCK PllOII CIOLOUDO
be ~n to all ~I'IOM !'rom 2-4 Dr. and Mrs. Robert W Roper
p.m.: Au1. 31-S.pt. 3. 6·9 p.m.: of 3m Drtnwood Rd.. Sh<lft'
Sept. 4. 2-4 p.m.. and Sept. 8 and Cllrts. and tht"lr !lOll. Dr. Robert
• tO. 14-17. 6-9 p.m. E. ~. have ~turned from a
Dr David fta.lilen of Newport Clu.s start the Wftk of Sept. trip to Colorado. wh~ they In
... ~;. wu named prell!de.nt· lt.
1
sp«ted their 160-aCTto farm nNtr
.-c:t o1 tbe n---~ O>un'Y Reut Sterlln« Their stops en routf' In· · ..,........ ltiC80W TAL& UT eluded Las Vep.s. and tbt' perita ~-at the annual meedq A talk on "Colq Into EKrow" at Zlon. B~. Rot-k;y Mt. Na-
beld a t batt'• le.rry Farm. wtll bfo J1ftl'l at the ~of ttonal ct Yoeetntte Dr. Sld'ftf1 Adl« ol Anaheim ~ Oranae Dnpl~ Chapter ol an .
wu DAmed ,...adnt for ~ tb Katioe&J .A.oclatlon of SM·
Kew IIW!llbeta ol t.hf board ln· ~ lbll .wnJna ('nnamd.,)
d1lle Dr. AJ'-t atodltoa of CO. at Andaft'a r.tawa.nt. Sent. ,... cttl MaT. n..:h • aa .... AM. ,.. .,..._ wt.U .. 1t1a
ot Wboa J.aland. Walter MllMr Dtl Wlat--. _,.,.. aGke at
I PEl ... .. ) '
and ............ ...,_ ttl ..... lec.wtty 'fttle hlliaraft!Oe CD.
fOI"t. ... .1obn s.ttb ol Oalta ar.a. • I aiWID •
IDa. Jftllidl ,....., of l..lde A ........ -tC ....... .... ... atwa a ,...... aluJ ..... .. ...._ Ia CaiMIIn&t .. .,. ........ ~ ...................... , ....... =---the ._..a •a MIL._ ~ 11a11t -. ... Ct-ala ..-.c
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BALBOA
MARKET
608 EAST BALBOA BLVD.
OB 3-8311
BALBOA
OB 3-8310
WHERE EVERY DOLLAR
COUNTS
THE MOST!
+
ACTION IN PIEDM0NT LIYC Hosting J•ior
Siii&ng Cha11p Races
SCOREKEEPER Bob Babson is surrounded by
helpers during a recent G iant-Dodger game of
the Piedmont League at t he C orona del Mar
Youth Center ball field. Seated, left to right, a re
Mark Story, whose regular assignment is pitching
for the Piedmont Braves, but here serving as
spotter: ¥orekeeper Babson, and Dodgers Bill
Scott anJ Mike Ray. Standing : Pioneer Pirate
Jack Fowler, just behind Mark Story, and J im
W hyte of the Dodge rs. jEnsign photo). _ _;_ _____ _
Dr. RIMrl E. a.,.r
i• Lolc Beach Office
Dr. Robert E. Roper. son of
Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Roper of
Shore Clltts, has finished h1s In·
ternship at the new Long Beaeh
Osteopathic Hospital and last
Saturday opened his own office
In Long Beach In association
with Dr. Ralph Slmonlan, vice·
chief of the Osteopathic Hospl·
tal.
C C Council Plan OK' d
!Continued Lrom Page Onel
Aug. 30 or the .c:-.ept. 15 game
with the Milwaukee Braves. Ad-
ditional information will be ob·
talned on the over-all cost and
the number required to make a
party.
Chamber will man a hospitality
booth at the Bake.
• The Chamber received a let-
ter from Miss Lorna Mills. presi·
dent of the Laguna Federal Sav-
Ings and Loan Assn., congratu·
lating the Chamber for Its tree
planting program along Coast
Hwy.
The might aluuln6 of Homer
AJexandel' proved to be the dlf· f~nce lo a cJoee 8 to 7 victory
of the Piedmont Pirates over the
Phlllles In TUesday's game at
the Corona del Mar Youth Cen·
ter.
Homer's mlehty bat provided 5
runs fr'Om 2 homers, one In the
second lnnlna with the bases
loaded. The Pirates scored 7 ol
their 8 runs In that lnnlne.
Marshall Savage of the Phil·
lies pitched 4 Innings while al·
lowine only one run.
Here Is a summary of the other
games played during the past
week:
WEDJfESDAY. JULY 29
Pilat• 7. Oklllb 0
In what was descrl bed by
coach J. P. Ingram as a "team
eUort," the Pirates shut out the
Giants 7 to 0. Two outstanding
catches were made In the out·
field by Tom Westgate and Jack
Fowler. Homer Alexander and
Tom Westgate bOth hit doubles.
The winning pitchers were Bud
Barnes and Rkkle Linville. This
makes 17 consecutive scoreless
Innings hurled by pitcher Lin·
ville.
TRUUDAT. JULY 30
All Star Finals; no game In
Piedmont League.
ftmiiORD ITAifDIJfQS
(1'1Lroa91l 1\leltclq, Aa9. 4) w
Braves ................ 10
Cardinals ........... 8
Giants .............. 6
Plratea .............. 5
PhJllles ................ 4
Dodgers ............. 3
•• ¥ • •
L T
2 0 4 0
6 0
7 0
8 0
9 0
PIUDAT, JULT S1 .,.... s. DodPrs s
The cellar dwelling Dodgera
looked like they might win thu
one, until the fatal fourth In·
nlng, when the mighty league
leading Braves exploded tor 5
runs and their lOth win this
season. Greg Georee and Mark
Story were the winning pitchers.
' The ~1-tlnala of the ~
Sears Cup ellmlnattoh races tor
the Junior qllina c.hamplonshlp
of North America wtU be salled
here today (Thu~) and to·
morrow, with the Lido Iale Yacht
Club as tbe hoet club.
The race• wUJ be sailed on
outside counres tn Lido 14a.
•The winner wUJ go to the Nbr·
oton Yacht Club, Darien, Conn.,
for the national champlonahlpe
Aug. 30 through Sept. 4. The fl.
nals will be raced In Lightning
sloops.
Each team 11 comprised of a
skipper and 2 crew n_1embera,
between the ages of 13 and 18.
8efttlnJ the Newport, Los Ange·
le. and S.nta Monica bay areas
In the leml·tlnala here. They
won the quarter·flnala In Santa
Monica.
Also parUclpaUng here are
teatm from the Ml.salon Bay
Yacht Club of San Diego a nd
the Belvedere and Lake Merritt
Yacht Clube of the San Fran·
cllco bay area.
Race committee chairmen are
Herb Riley, v:fce-oommodore of
LIYC, and Fred MacDonald, LIYC
prote.t commltt~ chalrman. The
races are 1 p o n • ore d by the
Sou the r n Callfamla Yachting
Alan.
NOifDAT, AUG. S
CardJ.Dab 2. Qlcmta 1 A Newport Harbor Yacht Club -:::::::==========. team of Junior champs ia repre--r
till: roua
~LOIIE~
The serond place Cards nar·
rowly held on to their position
by downing the Giants. who are
breathing down their necks. The
Cards managed to push across a
run In the third Inning and an·
other one In the fourtli to s~p-........... <eo""""'n""t""ln""u""ed_lrom_.....,. ... P ... a""'ge-F""o-ur"">-
port the excellent pitching of Ralph Whitford reported a thelt
Greg B roc k w a Y· The Giants from hls mall box at the en· pushed across their sole run In h Se E B the fifth inning. Frank Connors trance to t e 8 xplorer ue
h I f h on W. Coast Hwy. In N~rt •..
was t e batt ng star or t e Richard Mounteney, 32, of 1004
Cards with 2 hits. W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. wu
booked for drunk driving . . . · Dr. Roper received hls Bachelor
of Science degree at Illinois Wes-
leyan University and in June
of last year graduated from the
Kitksvtlle Colleee of Osteopathy
and Surgery In Missouri.
• Mr. Finch reported that the
COM Chamber had received a
prize for Its noat at the Hunt-
Ington Beach Fourth of July Pa·
rade.
• The directors dtscussed pro·
posed changes In the by-laws,
eoncemlng changing the fiscal
year to begin July 1, and provld·
ing for a wider selection of dl·
rectora. The flsc-,1 year now be·
gins Aprii 1, ~executive board
wlll draft the amendments. sub·
mit them to the directors for
approval, and then a vote will
be held at a general member·
ship meeting.
• Mrs. Duncan ~tewart report-
ed that a $350 check had been
delivered to the City of Newport
Beach earlier In the day to pay
for the rt'St of the trees to be
planted along the hJchway. ThU
makes a total of $850 paid to the
city for 96 trees, and leaves $136
In a reserve fund for replace·
ment of trees. The cost of the
first trees, for which $.'500 was
paid, was $6.95 each. The second
batch of trees Is costing $3.50
ead\. The reduction In price was
made after the Corona del Mar
Nursery had reported that It
could furnish the trHS for con·
slderably less than the $6.95
price.
PIONEP:R BALL SCORES eMOifDAT. AVO. S
. Renee Gamer, 25, and Stefa .
nle Patryn, 24. of 130 39th St .•
West Newpert were booked for
disturbing 'th. peace . : . A 115
surfboard wu stolen ~ Harry
Perry of 117 Amethyst Ave., Sal·
boa laland ... POOL CLOSES SOOX
Friday, Aug. 14, wlll be the
last day of recreational swim·
ming this summer at the Orange
Coast College pool. After that
day It will be clos:ed for repairs.
ClaL FOa llcCilACK.EJfS -
A daughter was born Monday,
July 27. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McCracken, 2562 Vista Dr., Bay
Shores, In St. Joeeph Hoepital.
CHRYSLER
• The CDM C h a m be r will
again participate in the Corona
del Mar Lobster Bake, which
the BalbOa Bay Lions Club will
hold on Oct. 10 and ll. The
PLYIIUTH
SIICA
SALES AND SERVICE
AL HARRIS
1200 W. COAST-BIQBWAT. JfEWPOIIT •EACB
Libedy •• ,..
• The directors voted to move
Its account from the Corona del
Mar California Bank to the Se·
curity-Flrst National Bank. In
line with a policy of alternating
f>etween the 2 local banks.
For top quarlty printlnt. caU tile
EMitn P~blkhl119 Co., Ollole l-0550.
• • •
The Pioneer Pirates lost' their
second straight eame in the final
eame of the season TUesday to
the Phlllles 23 to 22 at the Co-
rona del Mar Youth Center field.
It was not enough, however, to
keep the Pirates from the cham·
pionshlp.
Batting star for the-champion
Pirates was Steve PaUlson with
2 home runs. The stars for the
last place Phillles, who In this
final game reared up and beat
the champions, Included the
whole team. They scored 6 runs
In the first Inning.
With this rather special trl·
umph, the Phillles were able to
pull themselves out of the eel·
lar and finish in fourth place.
Here Is a summary of the other
Pioneer games of the preceeqlng
week:
~JfESDAY.fULY~
All Star team practice; no
game In the Pioneer League.
TJilJJISDA Y. JUL T 30
Pioneer All Stars 5, Eastern All
Stars 0.
Monte Vista All Stars 13, Plo·
neer All Stars 10.
The Pioneer All Stars played
U.S. lb UIJI9 c-t. excellent ball to shut out a !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!~!!!!~!!!!!!~!!~~o~~~~,~·~•;•a~--~~~;v~-~~;;~~t~o~u~g~h~E~~~~~t~ All Star u~ m
Directly Acroea From the Balboa Bay Club
BEACH
PILLOWS
63c a 99c
FLOAT
lee. lUI r.
CAPTAIN'S
CAPS
~
II Slz11
PLASTIC
SEE-B'LOW WEDGIE & HI HEEL
BEACH SANDALS 141
UMBRELLA
9' II 14•
TAN nME , .• , ..
23~
JI'IJfAL PIOJfED STIUIDIJfQS
W L T
Pirates ············--9 3 0
Giants ·····-........ 7 3 o
Cardinals ···-· ..... 7 3 1
Phlllles ................ 2 8 0
Dodgers ............. 2 9 0
or.. coco IDCita ......... ,.... ..,._ c. oo.b-. .. ua
E. eoc.t ..,. .. c.-del ....
• • • J.S W'l8lilow .. IDia
CLEANING
the firat •arne, but th.., lost the Slat lt.. lf..,...t. reported tile • _, tMft ol ................ . valet
cleaners game at 7:30 to the Mon~ VIsta l1D rod ..a. _, .. .
All Stars, thus being ellm lnated Lt. c. R. Ferree of 512 Femleaf
from the All Star competition. Ave .. Corona del Mar, told po·
niDAT. JULT 31 lice that the tires of hla car were
Qiclata 11. finrtea • d Craig Graham pitched the seC· amaged with a spike and the aerial wu broken, causine $20 ond place Giants to a 16 to 9 vic-)'fOrth of damage ... Mrs. Robert
tory over the league leadlne PI· Davls of 824 w . Bay Ave., Sal·
rates, thus securing the Giants' boa, complained of the theft of a
berth In second place. The surfboard ...
3137 east co.st hi9ftw•y
coron• del m•r
OR 5-0310
Glanu did their scorine In the ,_ ___________ ....;_:============:
fourth, fifth and six InningS, and
Craig Graham helped his own
cause with a home run.
MOifDAY. AUG. 3
CardiDala 20. Dod9en 12
The Cards added insult to In·
jury by beating the Dodgers,
whose parents lost to the Cards'
parents 13 to 26 on Saturday. The
winning pitchers for the Cards
were Butch Gates and Dick
Saunders, who pitched 2 score·
lesa lnnlnp.
MRS. IRENE HARDIN of New-
port Beach has ·been appointed
progr•m director of the Or·
ange C ounty Branch of the
~merican Cancer Society. She
will assist in setting up film and
speaker proqrams throughout
the county. She is a registered
nurse , studied law at Southwest·
e rn University School of Law,
and has served as insurance ex·
aminer and business and office
manager in the Los ~ngeles
area.
,..,.. ..... ..... .... ... ...
h ..... ...
Thrifty Green Stamps
ARE NOW GIVEN WITH PURCHASE OF
EVERY USED CAR
and Truck at
Theodore RobinJ Ford
SPECW. OF THE WEEI
'&& FORD S.ll• $1196
Fordomatlc, radio, heater, URE-9171
PLUS 5,000 GREEN STAMPS
'&1 II.DSI ... E S.,.r ''a"
4-Door Hardtop. PLUS ·5,000 GREEN STAMPS.
'&l F .. IIIII• Wac• $2111
9-passeneer, radio, heater, Fordomatlc, PLUS 5000
GREEN STAMPS.
'51 IETI-.rfll $1211
Hardtop Coupe. PLUS 5,000 GREEN STAMPS.
'&8 F.D l-T• ,_._, II a&
PLUS 5,000 GREEN STAMPS • '&& IIEVIILET 4 her
Sedan, Radio, Heater. PLUS 5,000 GREEN STAMPS.
'&liDGIIY l•lllllr
Hardtop, Power StteetJng, Radio, Heater, Meroo-•
maUc. PLUS ~000 GREEN STAMPS.
.
2·door .un, powerJJ14e, heater
PLUS 5.000 GRE'EN STAMPS ,.
c .. 2-door. PLUS 2.:500 GllEEN STAMPS.
'U Fill ·····-'.lll Radio, ......... Owrdrlv..
PWS 2.!100 GIIEI!k S1' AMPS.
C·Di* 8eclan. t CyUnder
PLV8 U00 GIIIZif STAMPS
·sr .-.. IJCL•r
• 2-Door ~ a..:dlo, IIUter, PoMtf Stftrl.ftl
PUIS 2M OIIDft 8TAMN •
, ..
AT TilE DLII .. Ude We w_..•a Clab ..._ 1M : ,,. year wtll be tiM .._. .. dlNC1on.
fNID left) tMndae Autia. ......_. ,,....._ G..... WatMIL CGI'Ol Dill9... c.nnacs. hob.
Glod'fa Weock tiiMI Jeaa ......,. n.to bf Goedaell
vltles covered ln the Ensign." Here's the Report of What
You Like Best in the Ensign
"I llke the Log by Hop al·
thoueh I do not always •vee
wtth him. More local news, also
mo~ •Of Soc:lal Note' by Peg. I
hope we get to ._ some pictUres like all the featu* except the
ot both Karin and her slater pollee blotter. I would Uke to see .OOn. 1 llke the Enslen for many the blotter ellminated, for the
reasons. one t;elna the tact that followlna reuona: Firat, new·
lt's a clean newspaper." comers In thla area get a bad
The .publlaher'a J...oc, ~1.
Andy's column and the Pollee
Blotter ran a ciON race tot top
spot In popularity In the recent
''what do you 11~ ~t" que.·
tlonnalre publlahed In the En·
alan.
Th~ 3 reaular features In the
Ensign received almo.t Identical
number ol votes for "almoat aJ.
ways read."
Rankin& cloee to these 3 In
popularity were the followlna:
market adwnlwmenta, letters to
the editor, bulldlne pennJt.,
classified ads, and church news.
"Call Ina C. Q." received the
ereatest number of "sometimes
read" votes, ln addltion ro quite
a few "almost always read," al·
though lt falJ.a In the cla.u of a
special lnterut feature. The
"Farmer lfcCabe" column also
had a great number of ''some·
times read" votes.
Here are some of the com·
menta:
"I like the Enslen just aa It ls.
The pollee blotter and bulldine
permits cover a quantity of local
news. We take all the local
papers, but my favorite Ia the
Enslan. Where la Col. Andy thls
week!.,
"Photoaraphlc c ove r a 1 e of
the local. news la tos». Keep It
UJ)-and more of lt. How about a
crossword puzzle, and a com ic
strip, or one or two canoons!"
"More recocnltlon should be
given to the really outatandlng
achools we have In this com·
munlty. Advance notice of the
events a t the echools would be
greatly appreciated."
··1 would like to see more news
about' former· s how peoople who
have moved down this way.
Thost> human Interest stories by
Henrie Lindsey were the bright·
est spot in your paper. Why not
more! Also more Newpon Beach
news, more syndicated articles,
more articles on Newport Dunes,
types of structures there, etc."
"MO&t of all It would be a veey
kind thlna to do for ¥our many
t~ubscribera to put a box with
large heavy outline telling Pf'O·
ple In CDM to please keep their
does on leuhes. We are con·
atantly having our yards and
walks detlled."
"More Orange County news.
Put the baby stories all to,ether,
and haw mme newa about our
people."
"Could ~ bl age r society
page-. Col. Andy la for the blrda!"
"The Loa hu been very help·
ful to me many times. t thor·
oughly ·en.)oy the Enalp. and
"I'm aatlafled with the paper lmpreulon of our community, u It ...... readinl about so much petty
... 1 ad:mtre your wllllnanea to crime going on. Se-cond. thHe
aay what you believe In, even are people who might heslatate
when tt 1a not popular." to call the pollee for tear their
• .. 1 think your editorial belief.a names wlll be printed In the po-
are splendid. Only wt.ab more Uce blotter. Third.. I feel so des·
people In the country could read perately sorry for the relatives of
and believe them. 1 would Uke the people whoee names appear
to .ee aU types of boatlna acti-_ln_th_e_b_lott_e_r_ ... ______ _
New Boating Law Sets Up
Uniform State Regulations
Cautornla's first uniform boat· out penalty for late filing. Ther'e
Inc Jaw for recreational craft hu will be a penalty of ~ the fee
been alerted by Gov. Pat Brown lor a total $7.50 for the orlelnal
and ts now awaiting final ap-~nlflcate of number) for belne
proval from the secretary of the late. Complete lgnoral will cost
treasury In Washington, D. C. a S:SO tine.
When It ls officially proclaim · The fee (not a tax) for Issuing
ed California law, It will estab· the or1etnal certlficate of num-
llab uniformity for safety, equip· ber ts S:S. iood for 3 years from
ment. operation, boat number1na the man's next birthday occur-
and liability. lng. Renewal costs $3, good tor
Boat numbering la one of the 3 years. Loat or stolen document
major portlona or the act. Boat replacement ~ SL All tbla &.
numbering ls for ldentiOcation of handled th~lh the Department
the vessel and a aafety section u oL Motor Vehicle om~
well. All undocumented vessels Only one number wHI be Ia· ~ot exempt within the act m ust sued the boat. and thls number
obtain a number 1or their bow. remains on the boat though the
After April 1. 1960. effective date ownership may chanee. Chan~
to comm ence boat numberlne. of boat ownership mu11t be re·
there can be only one number ported to the Motor Vehicle Dept.
on the vessel Whether a boat within 30 days with a fee of $3.
has a U.S. Coast Guard number A new cenlflcate I not numberl
now or not. a new number wtll will be Issued the new owner
be Issued If the boat 111 not spe· and such will be good for 3
cltlcally exempt from number· years.
lng under the act. Boats exempt Owner liability for Injury or
from state numbering are a ll damage caused by negiiJ;tt>nt op-
documented vessels; boats pro· eratlon of the vessel holds a
pelled J!Olely by oars. paddles. or limit of $10,000 for the death or
electric motors of 10 h.p. or less; Injury of one person In any one
boats 8 feet or less In length accident and $20,000 for the
propelled solely by saU; and spe-death or Injury of more than one
clal government vessels as out· person In any one accident.
lined In tbe act. There Is a $10,000 limitation for
Pending ~tary of the Treas· damage of property.
ury endorsement. the act states Fines and penalties tor vtola·
the ortetnal certificate of num· lions of the act varv with the
ber, renewals, replacements, and type of violation. A $50 tine goes
chanae of address or ownership with violation of the water-sld
certlflcates must be o b t a I ne d regulations, and up to $.500 and
from any Motor Veblcle office In not to exceed 6 months In Jail
the State. The U.S. Coast Guard for reckless operation. operation
will not tasue numbel'8 except to of the v~l under the lnfiuence
apeclal veaela under other Ceder-of Intoxicating liquor; or failure
al law, a fter Aprll 1. 1960. to ualst pasaengers Injured or
Commencement date la April 1, otherwise needtul of help In the
1960. and th• Small Craft Har· boat you caused to collide. Fall·
bora Commlsalon wUl .et the ure to report the accident It the
de. adllne for obtainlna t~ orlei·l damage caused exceeds $100 also
nal certificate of number with· brlnp a fine.
SUBSCRIBE
To The Newport Ha.rbor Ensign
JIAIL. ~ CIDD _.101111• W*CI' • CU. TODAY
ONE YEIUl --------___...;.--ODir UD
Oull~ al .._ AIM UO
•
'
Miss Andrews. COM Teacher.
Is Wed to Lawrence Johnsori
Mt. Jeanne Marte And~ o1
Laguna Beach exchanaed vows
Saturday evening with Lawrence
A. ~ohn.aon of 708 Acacia Ave ..
Corona del Mar.
Dr. Ewing Hudson conducted
the double ring service at the
wedding chapel In St. Andrewa
Presbyterian Church, Cliff Haven.
The bride. who Is the daughter
ot Mrs. Charles Andrews of 419
Irvine Ave., Newport Heleht.a,
wore a gown of white lace over
taffeta, and carried a corsaee
of white and pink roaes. She was
given ln marriage bY. her
brother, James Andrews. •
Mlss Margaret Herron of La·
euna, roommate of the bride,
was the maid of honor, The best
man was Barry Mason of Corona
del Mar, roommate of the bride·
groom. The ushers were Edward
Johnson, 517 Larkspur Ave., Co·
rona del Mar. and Richard John·
son, 541 Seaward Rd., Corona
Hlehlands, b rot hers of the
groom.
A ~ptlon was held at the
home of the bride's motht>r. As·
slstlng at the reception were
Mrs. Fern Wells and Mrs. Ce<'il
Baker.
The bride attended Long Beach
City College and UCLA, and Is a
third grade teacher at the Coro·
na del Mar School. The bride·
groom. who ls the son of Mrs.
Frances Johnson. 541 Seaward
Rd., Cor-.,a Highlands, attended
Orange Cout College and Lone
Beach State College .
The couple went on a honey.
moon to Mexico City. and they
will make their home at 600'11
Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar
SEJf. IIVIIDY TO SfUK
UOrange County's lnterest.a at
the State Capitol" wtll be dlS·
cussed by State Senator ~ohn A.
Murdy Jr. when he speaks at the
general membership dinner of
the Associated Chambers of
Commerce of Orange County
Wednesday, Au,u.at 26. It ls an·
nounced by President Charles A
Pearson. The event will be held
In the Cbrysl•r Corpora t I on
Training Center Auditorium at
1111 Brookhurat St~t. Anaheim.
OWEJQ AT C:OilAL U:EI'
Ted Owens ts featured nightly
at the plano at the new Coral
Reel motor hotel and restaurant
cocktail lounge at 20241 Harbor
Boulevard In Costa Mesa.
COOWSELDIG OI'I'Eil'ED
Special counsellnc will be
avallable on Thursdays throu~rh·
out August for agriculture and
agrl·busin.-atudents at Oranae
Coast Collqe. £lain Hall. e:batr·
man ot the divlalon ot qTleul·
tu,.., will be In the Counsellnl
Center at that time to talk to j
students.
WE IEliVEI
D.Arr--Q.m
lOlL LAWIIDCZ JO..SOW
(Bernie Alden Photo 1
COIII'LETZS TllAmUIG
Army Pvt. William Welgan,
whose wlte, Lynda, 'ttves at 2199
Placentia Ave., Co.ta Mesa, ls
scheduled to com p 1 e t e elaht
w~k.s of advanced lndlvtdu.al ar-
tillery training thla week at the
Artillery and Missile Center, Fort
Sill, Okla. Rla parent., Mr. and
Mrs.. Peter Welean, Uve at Udo
Trailer Park, Newport Beach.
u.un auu CIIAJIGED
The Oranee Coast Colleg, trus·
tees voted Monday evening to
allow adults of the community
to use the OCC library tor a li-
brary card fee of $2. The card
will be good for an indefinite
time. Previously the colleee
charged an annual fee for such
community library service.
Miracle Whip • • • • 49c
Hormel Vienna Sausaqe 4-0L 19c
AUGUST
SALE
NOW ON!
... ....
LWo Shoppiftt Area LAdies' spons. • .,.
Lin9Wie
Olldren'a w..,
Y .,.dage -LJn.ns
IARDOYfS
l.o4 Yaa Udo
Newport a..dt, Carlf.
FREE PARKING IN REAR
ASK ABOUT
OUR
R E C O·R D
CLUB
FAST SERVICE
ON
SPECIAL ORDERS
* * *
Caldwell's
RECORDS
uaan-wo. • GrapetndtSecHons2 r.39c
Calo Dog Food
IIEIWZ StralDed Jumc.
Baby Food 3 ... 35c 3 ... ~ls G.d;;"Vegetables .
Sunabine Kriapy Crackers
JfDfE ~-Oa.
·· _16-0z. 29c Purex
SCOTT TISSUE COLO•ED IGG Ct.
Cat Food • • • 3 for 33c T011et Paper • •
CORN
2 10-~ 29(
L~g;, Lamb 69L
UIIE ....
Linib Chops 79L
Now you can enjoy Luncheon and
Dinner served in the Victor •Hugo
Manner .•
SEYEI •• ,. I Wllk .
The VIClOR HUGO INN
HYatt 4-3541
361 CLIFF DRIVE LAGUNA BEACH
"m r.
n ,
J_./iano
''LUX'' MEADE LEWIS ~
MEADE (Lux) LEWIS cap-
tivates his audience with
honky tonk. and Barrel-
House piano.' Enjoy a dtf-
licious d i n n e r further
enhanced w i t h superb
cocldails and manelous
1Judson Liberty 8-8)35
~l ous~ Jl~staurant
2660 Harbor Blvd. Costa Meaa
~en Jlfarlatti's
Hurley
Bell
3801 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAll
OR.3--9870
The best in food. semce
and gracioua ho.pitality • • •
a charming Old Englilh Atmoaphere
INSTRUCI'ION:
SwtmmJna, Dlvlna, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
CLASSES:
Day, Evenlna, Group and Private
EQUJPMENT:
2 Beauti1UJ Pools
SAFETY:
Complete water safety technJque and
lUe aavtn• method.&.
TM Newport Harbor Commun-
~ Players will ,_nt Tennea·
._ \VUllama' 1M7 Pulitzer Prtz.e
w 1 n h 1 n a drama, '"Streetcar
!famed Desire," at the Playel"B
Showcase, 1712 Placentia Ave ..
Cotta Meaa, every 'nluraday,
Friday and Saturday evenlne
durin& thJa month, atarttne to:
nJabt (ThUI'Iday).
• ......, a .. ,hM Ia CIPOT ...,..., ........ ,!A ...
eriC... ............. ....
1a n .._. 1a C••••~
caL ..,, .... ill WU * ._ ........... -...s -..u. ...... c ............. .
...,_. -., -.wts Wesoett.
wife erl aa-Wcscstt. ,. ..
.... tl •••• ' .........
U.. ,-y. -•• la a ....,..
the -· ...... 1a .. C...aalty ~ ...... ; ..... ............................ ~.abe-.....apwttlibec
boaatlfal aDd .......... ...
tn1ya1 of Stell& •laDdie la
p~ay.ct by McatMlla Jlawla11
GEM acms.a ~-JE 4--13
Euclid DSCU Caldsa Gnrn •1'fd.
'"DIITA'ftOJf OP LIPE" -no: aaEAT CAavso-saa.-....__,._..
.. llALL y 1lOUJfl) TBE PLAG.
.OTS"I '"SUSAJr SI.EP!' JIDE"'
IOI'T IT!
........ , 1111-12
hiS P.ll.
FASHIM SHOW
Presented by
The Fashion Shops
of Costa Mesa and
Robert's Restaurant
I
Rtltert's Ruta1t'111
KEWIOBT~B
CO.JOIU'JflTY fLAYEilS
...... t
T•"er ... WIWcllu'
''Strlllcar •••• ~
Desire"
AT
Plarn Slllwcase
(lfext to Ed'a lloOJ'GU)
1712 J'lww'"' A"'
c.tiiN..,
Thunday • Pdday • Saturday
ll..tJa .. Aagut
CUJIT.ADI I:JO
TICIDrl"' 1.25
BUEPATIOirS U •. _. OrWe , • .,..
It' a Healthy and Fun to
Leahl to Swim •••
• • •. On Balboa Ialand
e From 1 Year o1 Age
e Pool to Bay Orientation
e Expert Instruction
e Warm Water Pool
e Cla.saa for Cub Groupe
===~r
.. c-....... IM!r·U.. __ ._ .. tile ...,...
Abo ln the cut are Mary Sher·
wood, u Eunice, Ernie Brockett u Steve, and Robert Reines, Dl·
ana &a, Francls Hoyt, Dell
Kirkpatrick and Jack Davta.
Jerry Evana Is director and 8et
dealaner, wt~ Diane Youna and
Arlene Jordan on props.
"Streetcar'' hu some lovely
ORIGINAL music by Mr. Wes·
cott, adman at The Enaign.
Glenn hu combined hls talents
as compwer, arranger and con·
ductor, and created some truly
beautiful music .
,.. ..... title tbnDe otteU
wtt1a a &low aa.ta>c beat.
wlaldl depkts tiM fnastJatlocaa.
a.d -•t'-a' ~ typt.
cal of -stnoetQD.'' Tbe •JcmcM ua... u a bawatiDg .. tocty
wtt.ll a ratllft switet .. lodk
lltNia Ia a ..--by, CIDd ,..
CI'MtM (Ia •ulc) tile ~t
a.d f0flludlll9 typ6ccd ol tiM •a-cbe ...U. The jazz theme (one which I
believe is remlnt.cent of the
slow bluesey New Orleans style)
ls a toe-tapping euy melody
complicated wtth counterpoint
and harmonics, Interwoven with
dlsaonant.s .
All In all, It's a beautl!ul piece
of music, and compllment.s the
play. In fact, what with s uperb
acting and maanlflcent music
thla play should be a must on
everyone's aaenda for Auaust.
Cuttaln time Is 8:30. ·
Hope many or you are takJna
advantage of the many recrea·
tiona! fadlltles offered your chll·
dren at the Summer Day Camp
at the Newpo rt Dunes. The
school fUers excellent Instruc-
tion In folk danclna, swimming,
first aid, and boatlne. and your
child has an opportonlty, al5o.
to partake In the many field
trips planned. These field trips
have inc 1 u de d Marlneland,
Knotts Berry Farm. the Orange
County Fair and the Laguna
Art Festival. Field trips in the
future will include The Crocodile
Farm at Knotta Berry Farm, the
Buffalo Ranch In Corona del
Mar. and a Harbor Area Cruise.
Dunes school Is lots of fun.
sooOOOOooo jump on the dunes
choo-choo, toellt. toot! !
N• ...t WCIIIMD bcrwlen
take DOt.: TM J[ODG l.aaeL
DOW aDd« CIOII.Itnu:tioD at
Bcu~ Gild Palm. 1a eo.ta
~~..a. oa... you o p1oce oa
0 t.om ol you cbok:le. •beth·
., ~ bcmdknp -aiDd. Wfth ._ Ule paad etl 1119
With e AIIP ....._ a ..... u.
ful coctmdJ louDtr• ·-~ etl41D after yeer ,_.,a CIUl·
ct..'a play 1'00111 CDS c.ftM
Sbap. Doe't f0f9$t -. a f ..
cMice ........... ,.. 8tW
a•allable. ....._ Ubelty ... ,.1.
For you non-swimmers It's
Danny Danford's Dover Swim
School, 833 Do~r Drive, Newport
Beach. Danny has swlmmlne,
diving, beginner, Intermediate
and advanced Instruction with
day, evening, group and private
classes In 2 beautiful pools, com-
plete with the latest In water
safety technique ond life aav-
lng methods. Call Danny at Mid·
way 6·3511 for further lnforma·
tlon.
ly tbe by. doe't f~ tM
La!Ju.aa -.ada Playll~·· .....
dactioa ""DIAJrT OP AJOrK
FJIAJm." wttJa J-..y 8edat
CIDd Badolpla llDdwl. wttla
procllldloa a a p • r • h • d bf
Joeepb tlctJI'dlmntL Jt'll pllly
tluoa91l s...s.y. s~ A ...
IJ tlaroa91l AQ9. Jt 18 tM
CeOfge ....... sa... pa.y. ..,_ Jaaa Ia lieU." ala-.
.... ...,. •• ""'M.a Cll&ll~
~eag.-t .... P• Nil taU-
aDd -laf...atioe Cldl .,._.. 4-1521.
The Saturday matinee audi-
ence at the Lacuna PfayhOWNt
production of "Mu-rder ln the
Red Barn" received a apedal
treat durtnr the lntermiuton be·
fore the final aoene. lam• lf.a.
son himself came on atap to do
an olio act, alnalna "A ~
Bunch of Cocoanut.," alon• wtth
the dutardly vllllan, lJoneJ
Ames. Muon'• wife, Pamela, aftd
daurhter, Portland. were the top
attractions In the rnelletdralaa.
STEAK AND CliA.MPAGlU an
aa&In available to you wbo ...
joy and rellab lood food. y_,,
Robert'a a.&aUJ'IU'lt 1a Ol)eiiAq
tbelr doon' apJn after the GN.
Tbe Cham~ LundMGG ...
P'ulllon lbow • nat, ...... da7. Au,.at 12. at 1:15 P.ll. 8e
amble O'N'f and ~ ~,.._ aftd 8taalr wiLUe Wlca._
the latM, In mllafT• ·~
.OiDT caoss
Lockheed Has
Long History
in Aviation
The varied enterprises of the
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. ~re de·
scribed by Robert Gross, chair·
man or the board and chlet ex-
ecut1ve officer, at the recent Bay
Club breakfast meeting where
officials of the new Electronics
and Avionics Division were In·
troduced
This new Division will estab·
llsh Its headquarters In the Back
Bay site that Ia now belne an·
nexed to the City of Newport
Beach. It ls scheduled to be
ready for operation by Septem-
ber of next year and Its Initial
project will be Instrumentation
4POP T
~~. il, ...
R .. lifs Fa••• , ........
ITUI 1.65 ...
CHAMPAGNE DINNERS EVERY
FRIDAY. SATURDAY. SUNDAY ..• $1.95 to $2..10
ATl'ENTION -LATE DINERS!
lEW IESTIIUIT IIUIS
II. I!' Tl II P.'l.
ROBERTS RESTAURANT
Ia tbe Vlata SJu"IDg C:::..t.r
lttb SL at Pl..atla. e-ta Na.a
of missile and space night de· L..-------------....;, _________ _.
vices.
JO 1·31.
e OLDEST DJVUJOJf
Reviewing the history of Lock·
heed, Mr. Gross said that the
oldest Division Is the Burbank
headquarters, where tht> Hudi!On
bombe1'11 and the P-38 Lightning
fighter planes were produced be·
tore and during World War II.
Now Burbank ls producing the
104 Starllghter jet, which Mr.
Gross called the highest pt>r·
forming plane in the world. The
F-104 holds tht> world's record
for speed at 1,404.19 mllea an
hour, and tor altitude, 91,249
feet.
The Burbank plant also pro -
duces the Neptune. propeller
driven long-range patrol bomb·
er for the U. S. Navy, and the
E 1 e c t r a, commercial prop· jet
transport now being used In the
East and soon to be out into
service on the West Coast by
Western Airlines. e OVEDAULED •• J!S
The Georgia Division In Marl·
etta was established In 1951. Ita
first assignment was to overhaul
B·29 bombers for Korean duty.
llALPB STOJIY aad DOJfALJ) IIAJlaOJf
•
m "DON JUAN IN liEU"
by C..,. --.....s Sllaw
AUG. 11 through AUG. 16
(Toolglat t1uu Su.wday: ""Dklry ol ADM Frcm.lr:")
Laguna Beach Playhouse
311 oaAif AVE.. LAGUJIA •uca 111'att ....ul
Dine O.erlooking the Ocean * WAIJ.Y STACHEU *
ia
Back Again
at Our Piano Bar
w. eat. to Groapa tor
LaDCbe..._ ~ Speck! PartMs
DDnrD s • ao:ao -•u 'TIL 2
WOODS COVE
Then It went Into the B·47 ,..-----------------------, "bomber pool," joining Douglas
and Boelne In building several
hundred of the 6-jet medium
bombers for the Strategic Air
Command.
IE .. E CAlVEY'S
PIZZIIIUSE
8804 W. eoa.t Hwy., Npt. Bch.
Phone ORiole 3--9786
•
IIVU WILDft
4T~ ftUO
WZD.. Fm. •• AT •• IVJf.
e-pistle ltldJaa Dluea
Now the Georgia plant Is pro-
ducine the C-130 Hercules, the
Air Fon-e's ttrst opera t I on a I
prop-jet transport. the backbone
of the Air Force cargo plane
service; also the letStar. the
"baby" transport, deslened prJ.
marUy for the mllrtary but
adaptable to the business fiylng
market.
Mr. Groas said, with tongue '---------------.;;:;:,----------~ somewhat In cheek, that the let·
Star waa relatively lnexpenslxe
-"Anyone here wtth a mllllon
dollars can buy one rleht away." e 11D1JU ftOJECTS Bow LERSIID AJIDWOMU
He aald that the fastest rrow· We will ,._ )'ISla • a .._ erl y.u eWe&
lnr division Is the Mllslle Sya. LM u ..._ _.. ey,. e1 ...... ,_ ww14 1ae
terns, located In Sunnyvale, Palo ~ to bowl Aa -8CI'IIIda. .....,.,. • ...._ '
Alto and Van Nuya. Here the X·J '-.1 WWt&a •111 t ~E~f~~~:E~ *lCOiiftlhitfs
Mr. Groa said that the Mt.· JIOW ... v ... c 1 h....._-...__. ..... c:tlll*.._
aUe Syatems Dlvialon hu thus 1:=========::::==::::=====::::=::::::;=~ .olved probably the most bat--
rune problem o1 apaoe filaht-
re-ent:ry.
Amon• the projec!ts belna de-
(ConUnued on paae nine)
I
-
•
.a.. W.Aift"a)-r'DIALK ~A~AVGVITI, l~t a&WJOWt WII!IIC)II Dum t
/a .
1:~ .. ~~':: Lockheed, Soon Coming Here,
ln'V&1'101r1 •AW'lED Has Long History in Flying
OnelllcatioD . .J/ I . .A~. I L ----2.----a.----"----s. ----
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/ ~I. 1· ----I. I. 10. W..W !-o buy_D
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, / ~ ~ ~ SPECJALr 15 ~ oaly 50c -ODe iDMrtioD-3 taD. caly 1.00 For reftt. _ __o ~ (t Want.d to rent __ o ~ ' , Gl J.e. ____ 17, ____ J.S. ----11. -----. ----tielp w.m.d. __ o " I 21. Wcwi w...t.cf ___ o
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• woae OIII.Y ••,.. 01m III'ID'IIO• -a TIIID roa UD Pef"'Ift• .... _ __o '\. I MAIL TO: THE ENSIGN, 2150 E. Coast Hwy •• Corona del Mar Misc:.l•eous __ o
' Your Nam. ----------Adcln.
FOa SALE XDCELLAJIEOUI
FIBERGLASS SNOWBIRD with
cover, dacron aalls and dolly.
Only 1'750. Call ORJole 3-6324.
SET OF head 6 foot board.a tor
twin beds, double box aprlngs,
drealng table. '49 Chevle con·
vertlble. All old, aU cbeap. OR.
3-~. 605 Orchid, COM.
FOR SALE -12-foot Snowbird
No. 402 with dacron &411& and
new cover. In excellent condl·
tlon. $650.00. Call OR 3·2063.
FOR SALE--Almoat new deluxe
Stauffer reducing couch, with
timer, etc. Please call Kim·
berly 2·1662.
FOREST LAWN'S Eventide, 1 lot
and 1 cremation apace. Reas·
onable. 708 Hellotrope, COM.
OR 3·0533.
ROPER stove In rood condition,
$25.00. Inquire at 620 Ordlld In
Corona del Mar. Phone OR 5.oon.
1957 T·BIRO. Full Power. Powder
Blue. Very Clean. Call OR
3·3918 for Information. .
SEBVICES
Carpentry
Minor Repaln
No Jobs Too Small!
H. 0 . ANDERSON
1947 Fullerton Ave.,
Coata Mesa. Calif.
Midway 6·3314
lf no answer call Ml 6·2372
IlEAL ESTATE & aEJIT.:..A:..:~::::.. __ ..:.:U...:....;AL.......:ES:;.;:..:T..;..A:....:TZ..;::_&.;:....:HJIT..;::_:....:..;..ALS.:..:..:..:.. __
SUNSET STRIP.
Apartments
.11•• ....
COSTA MESA ..... ,.... "' ......... .. •..• ,. ....... ...
Ultra modem slnrlea, 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 2 baths.
twn.lahed. untumlshed. Moat Juxuriou. living In this
area. Drapes. wall to wall carpet. teak cablnets. dlspo.
aala, laundry machines and dryers, thenn~t heaters,
telephone and 'IV outlets, kitchen and bath exhaust
tans, marble pullman baths, patio furniture, beautltully
landscaped, extra larre rooms and cl~ts. garage and
stora,ge, near shopping center, schools.. Resldence man·
ager Apt. 7, U 8-2106. Courtesy to brokers. Mrs. Ray.
UAL ESTATE & aDTJU.S
NOW RENTING
''THE lllniiQUE"
36 units designed with an au·
thentlc Caribbean "Garden Apart·
ments" chann In the heart of
Costa Mesa.
UAL .£STATZ & aarTALI
UNFURNISH-ED Apt. for rent In
COM. 2 bedrooms. garbage dis·
posal, electric stove, laundry
room. sun deck. h ardwood'
floors, ga.ragt. Adults. $125.00
yearly lease. For Information
call OR 3·0215.
FOR RENT :5 roo-11U1--&-n_C_·_1_zo_n_e ......
Phou. ___ _
WANTED
Men or girls wanted tor part.
time work In Corona del Mar.
5:30 to 9 :00 Monday through
Friday. Excellent opportunity
tor. the rlaht people. Phone
ORlole 3.4421 M1ss Kelley.
EXPERIENCED
MALE TELLER WANTED
In Newpo~Balboa Area
Poaition with progressive fl·
nanctal Institution. Many bene.
!ita, with opportunity tor ad·
vancement. Must have good ap.
pearance and pleasing personal·
lty. Call Personnel Department
OR 3-3130.
UQUOR Store Clerk part-tlrTie.
Night work In Harbor area.
Age "'·60. Experience prefer·
red, but not required. Some
counter work antS selllng Is re·
qulred.. EducatIon at least
hlgh school. Neat appearance.
courteous and good personal·
lty required. Give 3 references,
name and address of previous
employer. Addresa reply to En·
sign New.paper, Box J-731.
SEAMSTRESS wanted. Experi.
e~. Your home. Children's
wear. Call ORJole 3·7930 In Co-
rona del Mar.
GENERAL Pr-a-ct-:-:1-:-:ll:-o-ne_r_w_a_n_t_s
registered nurse for of!lce
nurse In Corona del Mar. Send
lnfonnatlon to Box c.72J. c/o
The Enslen.
YOUNG MATRON, 10 years expe-
rience In ready-to-wear, de·
a1res pomtlon In other field.
Some bookkeeplnc experience.
WUI a~pt manacertal re.
aponalbUlty. Write e/o Box 806,
the Enalan, CDM.
DAY AND NIGHT nurse. car. any
bOUJ'II, any place. Give shots.
Housekeeper, companion, Jood
cook. GEneva 8-5650.
WILL CARE tor 1 or 2 GnaU eh.ll·
drep In my home tor working
parents. OR 3-0636.
VACATION TRAILER
For Rent
By Week or Month
OR 3·9006
Bill EliJott -3939 W. Coast
Bwy., Newport Beach
$1-IEWIII
For Information leading to re·
covery of poodle puppy stolen
from our store Friday. July 31. 2'~ montha old, 2%·pound Ut·
tie female silver poodJe puppy.
She haa puppy trim on .. !ace,
teet and tall," and is sliver
where trimmed.
We still have poodles from $9'7.50 up.
THE JORDAN'S PET SHOP
Z732 E. COAST IDGHWAY
CORONA DEL ltfAR
OR 3-2430
FOR SALE ~nnan short·halred
pointer. Loves children. and
needs an enclosed yard. Call
Ortole 3·3895.
YOUNG widow of 33rd decree
Muon. 40 years old. Seeks
mate. Congenlal. affectionate.
attractive. sincere, good home·
maker. Will travel. GEneva
8·5650.
MRS. DOROTHY JOHNSON, wid· o~F~erick Johnson tonn.
erly of ~trolt and Northwltch.
England, WANTED! Anyone
knowing this person or her
whereabouts please call OR
3·8494.
DO YOU WANT a job. a ritle, a
-.tal. • ... ~ ~? ~ do ,.. h.evo
-+~hilt •• ao111 Try &»911 clo-'-
f!o41 ... Ollolo J.4UQ..
<Continued ~m Pagf' Eight)
ve"toped are the Polaris, solid
propeUant todcet; the OUK'overer
satellite program, and the Midas
and Sentry aatelllte projects. e SJIJnVILDlJIC. TOO
A ~nt new enterprise Is the
Puget Sound Brldae and Orf"dg
lng Co. of Seattle. which Lock·
heed purc:hued In March. This
united Lockh~ with one ot the
West Coaat'a oldest and largest
shlpbulldlng. ship repair and
reneral construction flnns. This
finn hAs built combat ships for
the U. S. and built a big portion
ot 0 Ia tan t Early Warning
IOE'Wl line of defense along the
Art'tlc Circle.
The Lockhe-ed Air Terminal in
Burbank Is a wholly owned sub·
sldlary. ranking among the top
25 of all J). S. airpo~ on the
basta of total take ofU and land
inga. It handles over a ha If mil
lion airline passengers a year
and almost 50 mllllon pounds
of air frelaht. e Pia.ST PLAJfE Df 1113
Concerning tht> early h1'IIO"'
of the parl'nt finn. a i.oc-kh~
built plant> first tl('w in 1913.
when Allan LO<'khHd p1lotl"d ht:-.
Model G hydroplane for 20 m1n
utes ovt>r San Fran<'IS<'O Bay AI·
Jan and Malrolm L o <' k h t> e d
ronned a small company In San
ta Barbara In 1916. buHt a twin
enJ1ne, lO·p~nger flying boat.
Malcolm soon left tht> finn to
organize the hydraulic brake
lfVSICAL DfSTIIVMEXTS
ORGAN-6 PIANO SALE-Ham-
mond organ full size. ~.
priced to sell. Rent a Hammond
Orpn SS a week with lessons.
Grand Pianos. Stetnway, Bald-
win. Chldc~ring, S tarck. etc.
from $487. 16 .rood used splne1
pianos. WurUtur. Acrosonlc.
Gulbransen. etc. from 1390.
some Maple, Cherry. Mahoc·
&J\Y. Hammond Chord Organ.
bl& saving. Rent return spinet
pianos save $160 to $300. New
Hammond Organs. New Stein·
way Pianos, Electronic Organs.
Conn sa\·e 11100. another bal·1
ance 1795. Lowrey> save 1600
nearly nt>W. Good used upright
pi.anos from 195. In business
since 1914. Biggest Piano and
Orran stock. Schmldt·Phllllps,
520 North Main, Santa Ana.
company that stiU beara his
ruame.
In the late '201 Allan opened
shop In Hollywood to start con-
struction ol a plane that brourht
world.wide fame to Lockheed -
the Vega. The plant moved to
Burbank. and produced such
fa.mous early planes as the Air
Express, Sirius, Altair, a.nd Orion.
Flying these planH were such
famous pilots as Wiley Post,
Amelia Earhart and Charle.~~
Undbergh.
Depression hit the alrc'ratt
business, and Lockhe-ed went In·
to bankruptcy In 1931. Tht> pre!'·
ent finn counts Its ~al begin·
ning from 1932, when a group of
aviation enthusiasts lAthered
by Robert Goas pur<:h&lled tht>
company, reorganized It, and
has headf"d It since.
Balboan Wins
at Gun Club
High civilian shooter at the
South Coast Gun Club pistol
tournamf'nt Sunday was Jame
Stuan or 318 Lindo Ave .• Balhoa.
He ranked fitth in thl' tou rney
and also won 4 h1gh «:Xpert
match awards and high expert
in the centertire acgregate. Hls
srore was 1635·24x.
High man was Major Le~lle
Bays of Santa Ana, captain of
the Third Marine Air Wlnr pistol
team at El Toro. He took 9 of thl'
11 first plaO! awa.rd.a.
f'rlday night a new military
record of 575· 7x was set by
Army M Sat Myrven Tolson of
Ft. Lewis. Wash., shooting in hla
first tourney at the club.
IT P A 'I'S 1'0
Painting-Decorating
PAI'q HAMGIMG
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Ucen.ted Contnct«
1897 Ora.np AYe. eo.ta 11-.
UbertY 8-8821
JOIU4STONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
U!led Auto ParU. 11rel
We Buy Cars •nd Scrap Ketal
UBERTY 8· 7013
24 two·bedroom Apts.
12 Furnlshed Slnrle Apt.s.
Reasonable rent tor all or part.
Will remodel for steady ten·
ant. 615 Goldenrod, COM.
FOR RENT::::Small private office
In Udo Area. Phone service
and utlUUes. Phone OR 3-1835. to U&l
2075 Placentia ive. eo.ta K.a
Ccmplete Landscaping
Service
FREE F.::STIXATES
S6ll GreeD Stampe
Free del.IVW7
CORONA DEL MAR NUitSDY
OR 5·0160 • ~ E. Coast Hwy.
ALL TYPES OF
Phctographic Supplies
e Past Color FUm Servtoe. e Movie Projecton tor Bent. e Model Airplane Suppll-.
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
1782 Newport Blvd.. eo.ta M ..
Phone Ubt-rty 8· 7042
MOVI~G?
2 Fast Insured movers a.nd
large van $10.50 an hour.
NEWMA~
TRANSFER 6 STORAGE CO.
Lowest Storage Rates
1968 Ha.rbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Ml 6·2528
flSHERMEN!
FROZEN fooD LOCKERS
FOR RENT
A!J low u $7.75 per year. Or by
week. month or a motnhs.
Owners Attention!
In cue you have a bteakdoWD
or overflow, we'll keep your
foods frozen for you at a nomJ·
nal fee.
HARBOR FROmM
FOOD LOCKERS
•18 30th st ... Newport Beach
OR 3·1116
CROWN TV
SALES -SERVICE
and RENTALS
CALL a.AUDS OR DICit
PO& &UUT TV BPAIIS
3CZI c.& OOMt ---~ o.waDil ... ..._.oa,_.
• Walt to Wall Carpets
• Full Draperies
• Built In Bar
• All Electric Kitchens
• Private Patios
• SlldlnJ Glass Doo~ • 87 Garages and Parking Spaces
• Kli"C Sized Heated Pool
• Shuffleboard and Recreation
Area
In walking dlstance of two shop·
ping centers. Minutes to the
beach and other recreation areas.
Located at Z75 East 18th St ..
Costa Mesa. Call manager at
Midway 6-4233 for reservations.
lEailE D.IUCCOLI
IIVEST.IT CO.
ORIOLE 3 ·1240
FOR RENT-Furnished 2 bed·
bedroom home ln Corona del
Mar on canyon with beautiful
vl.ew, fireplace. balcony bed·
room. spacious living room. 3
lovely patios and breezeway.
Gardener paid for. Call ORiole
3-2258.
NEW 2 bedroom unfurnlshed
apartment tor leue In COM.
Carpeted. fireplace, b u II t-In
stove, forced air furnace. prlv·
ate sun deck. No children or
pets. 322 HeUotrope, OR 3·4120
daytime. Evenings OR 3·6873.
FURNISHED .APT. Good location,
pleuant aurroundinces, yearly
Jeue. Ko children, No peta.
6104 Ma~erlte, Corona del
Mar.
LOVELY 2 bedroom home wlt.h
carace • ..1 ~ bath. beautifUl all
eledrk: kitchen. Carpetlnc and
drape~. No peta, ad\llts. perm.a·
ne:nt. Available AUJU.St L Call
Ll&-08L
W AJiftl) 1'0 IIDT
ROOM wanted In private home
tor college girl starting In
September. Phone HYatt 4·4686
Laruna Beach.
TIIUST DEEDS FOa SALE
BROKER DESIRES TO SELL
GROUP OF SECOND TRUST
DEEDS, 6rr, TO 10% INTER·
EST. GOOD DISCOUNTS. BOX
NO. P·72. c/o THE ENSIGN,
2850 E. COAST HWY, COM.
Custodian -Gardener
Pennanf'nt year round position
In new Corona del Mar Library.
20 hours J)f'r week
Sl.il to $2.~ per hour
Good working conditions
pl{'asant s urroundings. This Is
a good job for the nght man.
Apply Personnel Office
C1ty Hall
Newport Beach. Calif.
SALES WORJt: Men or women
tull time summer and winter
job. Sales exp&rience. pel'30n·
allty and appearance Import·
ant. Marrlner's Stationer book
and office supply. 225 Forest
Ave., Laruna Beach.
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
Be Sure To Check With
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
tal~ 32nd St.. Newport
OR.lole 3 ·f610
TUPPERWARE
saJea people &JtD't bom. ~
made. W• train you. Car S.
~· Call KJ 3-001.
ROUTE )I'D
PAIIT 1DIE
......,..tl7 tmp~ 25 to ~
for REAL Bargains
WE DEUVER WE DBJYER
Dctllioa fDCf Hiilftii1
ICE CREAM
'/2·CAL 7'/f-
EXCELSIOil -F AllNEil T"DE
COTTAGE CHEESE
19:.
UCELSIOa-AA CBADE
BUTTER
69~
CLOIIIETTA
TOMATO JUICE
•·OL 2 For 4'/f-
.OIIJ)EJI"S -AS80IITED
CHEESE SPREAD
5-0a. 5 ea.
Ja For 77Y.
~---------------. PALMD~
ASPARAGUS SPEARS
IS.O.. Pw .... a. 5 $1
~\ .... , .... , .... p ...
USII CIIIICE
CHUCK STEAK
59~
mu: WILD F A.llMS
CEJ111JRE
lOCI C .. SII IIIE lEIS
14-0a..~~D
~EL
i ....
W1tll ........ .......
...~ ,,_Ea.
F&.aiiEaiOD ,..,..s .....
l.J.b. a.o .
43~
I
Cltl rrlday, *"· bank or tJn. exp. ___ Ope.n
Boollkeepft', .teno. exp •... .$275 up
lecept. -Bookkeeper
Doctol"e Otttce -----··.$:NO up
nme JCeeper
Acct. BackJTOund ........... .s325 up
Deslen Draltlman
5 years exp. . ....................... Open
Accountanta -E nelneers See 11a
SUPEIIII
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
3001 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
(Near Vincent's Drurs>
READ
ENSIGN
CLASSIFIED
AND
REAL ESTATE
ADS FOR
REAL
VALUES
Fer IIIII
llllll IILIII
RO. aAY FIORT. Pdva .. I'Stf·l'loet. S&J\dy IIMdL
......, Pum. • B.ll, a ~Math bcime. ooa BDT BUY,
f7'5.GOO. Xlnt. term&.
' SO. aAY r'a. Sbared pitt. Sandy beach. Charra. • B.JL. a batll PwnJabed home. -.ooo. Good terma.
EAST llAY Jl'1l. IJttle laland. Sbared pter-FJoat. leautJ-
tuJ namJabed duplex. UPPft' hu 3 B.a. and den, a
bathL Lower hu 3 JUL. 2 batba. A.ak.lna $100,000.
$2:5,000 down and owner wUI cany balance.
1111111 lEI. Ill . \ .................
... ...., .......... Fr.t
Th1s small estate etw. you complete privacy with
ste~ from yow veranda to CallfomJa'a finest swim-
mini beach. f bedrooma, 4 bath.s, eleeant Uvlne room
wfth t.lrepla~ •• dJnlnl room, built-In electric kitchen.
HUGE CLUB ROOM wfth aoda fountain, wet bar and
massive flrepJa~. Inter-com and HI·Fl, custom decor
and exqulaitely turnlahed thru-out. Every room over-
looldnl the water. Truly a SHOWPLACE HOME.
$145,00>.
Clllll DEL Ill
SELL or wfll LEASE with option to buy. Ocean front.
Panoramic ocean vtew. Goreeous near new 2 B.R., 2
bath tum. home. Sundecks. Private atepe to aandy
beach. Owner 1a IJl and leavlne area. Thia Is OPPOR·
TUNITY. Call for appoJntment and particulars.
ILUICIE I. UTES,' 1u1tor
311 Marine Ave., Balboa Island ORiole 3-0430
File ....... ..... ......
Cell ... ., •• ,!
• • •
~t s ide of Costa Mesa ..... .$5500
West 19th, cor. of Federal $17,500
894 Victoria . .sOw . .. . $10,500
664 Rosa Street ···-··-········ 11,7!50
408 Holmwood .. SOLO .... 24,750
401 El Modena . ·-· ··---· 24,950
312 Princeton Dr. . ..... 21,500
1411 Cliff Drive . ····-· .. 31,500
c.n. ..... ,
4 bedroom contemporary, 2
batha, easily converted to du-
plex -earage ~ for apt.
2 patloa.
... , $27,100
Rustle Pool on bend of banjo,
larre lrree. lot -pool with
guest room and bath. Main
hou.e 3 b.r., 2 ba., all built-Ins,
3-car earage, or 2 and work·
ahop.
OILy 533,100
SIUTII UIUIA
on Hwy. near HoapltaJ, 3 lots
2318 Westminster .............. 13,500 $1 .....
Dllue2 .....
I I 2 .... l,aa 1ss111s
Furnished and unfurnished with
carpets and drapes, washer and
dryer, dl11h washer, range and
oven in every apartment. Built
arou nd lovely swimm ing pool.
$1 75 to $250.
Call ORiele 3-3770
lEW ausnc
Belue Tllli• Home
with excellent features. Only
$22,400. With $2,200 down -
$154.00 per month. Please caU
Mr. Parker, Midway 6-1653.
By Owner
247 Monte Vista, 2 acres. 32,500
Beautiful 10 acres
wfth $70,00> worth of bldp.
Near ocean ..... 110,000
430 Riverside, New . $29,500
1 acre, 678 Victoria $24,000
• • •
REALTOR
400 N. Newport Blvd. U 8-1617
Newport~
100 Maln, Balboa, 0~·3181
liB> Park Ave., C.O.ta Mesa
MI 6-~MI 6-3101-Ml 6-1675
2 bedroom home, fireplace,-----------hardwood n oors. garbage dls-u.. &tit• d_,..., .. .., ,...
poul, double garage, $17,500. 1111tt. C.l ill ,_ .-.. ORIOU
OR 3-2957. UUO.
1/1
IIWIIII LOTS
Fill ICI'I • ., .. ......
$10. • $118. ....
512.11 I ••••
lAY I lOCI •11n, IIC.
REALTORS
188$ Newport Blvd .. eo.ta Mesa
Day or Nlaht Phone Uberty 8-1161
WE EVALUATE
AT..an.-1
CAsk for Mr. Hackford I
SEASPORT REALTY
CUIIE VIII ..
REALTOR
2633 West Coast HJehway
Newport Beach
U 8-9349 -Eves. U 8-3293
IEimFUL UIUIA
N~ 3 bedroom, 2 bath home.
Large Uvlne room wfth expoa-
ed beam cellinr and fireplace.
Dlnln1 area lr breaktaat bar.
Nice ttled kitchen, wfth bulJt.
in range lr oven. Other fea-
tures: Hardwood floors, hard-
wood cabinets, aun deck, F.A.
Heat, dble garaee lr OCEAN
Vi~ TOO! Full price $23,500.
Wlll trade for Newport-C.O.ta
Mesa area or wfll aell for
$Z500 down. Thla Ia no Dln1·
Bat, but a quality built home.
It 1a vacant. See lt today.
lEI. I , ••••• •• w.,
lti!AL'roa
"Bllll~ Ill Good"
2818 Cout Blvct.. South
1..quDa Beach. -HYatt ,.,_
• Eves. OR 3-~
... .......... .........
... I 1EP111T
COII"nACJ''a • Jlt1II.DD
1110 ·-Cout Jht7.
..... ~ 8Mdlr, Cal1L 011...,
a,lllill 1•••11 .... Ft. . .._ -··~ .. ..., , . .,.
BUU.T ON YOUR LOT BY THE
SOUTIII.AND'S FOREMOST ROME BUJLDER
I.-to FlU-IF IEEIEI
e FIVE BEDROOMS • THREE BAniS
e AlA DESIGNED AND ENGINEERED
e ALL GAS KITCRENS AND APPLIANCES
e 1WO BRICK FIREPLACES
e CX>VERED TERRACE-SUN-DECK UPSTAIRS
e 'mREE SUDING GLASS DOORS
e CERAMIC TILE IN lO'TCHEN AND BATH
e SEVER.AL UNDER CONSTRUCTION
"'"A
LOW DOWN' PAYMENT
Best Home Buy tor Owner or Investor
SEE ONE NOW AT
.
EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS • WILIEI I LEE, IIC.
... , 1-2310"
INVESTMENT
II
WESTCLIFF
~ ., 12 lEW
CHOICE LOTS
Paved Streeu -Concrete Sidewalks -Square Concrete
Curbs -Parkwaya -Sewer -N~rt City Water -
Gas -Ornamental Street Lights -Power and Telephone
Underground -In Newport City School District.
IIW SELLIII
Sales Office One Block North of Intersection of Westcllff
and Dover Drives
HAVE YOU HEARD?
•
Multiple Ltatlne Serv1ce aella mllllona of dollars
worth ot real estate properties yearly -a.s these fie·
urea .,.Ill prove:
First Half of year 1958 -$ 6,497,700 Total Sales
First Half of year 1958 -$13,544,879 Total Sales
WIY?
Multiple Llstine Service employs all the proarualve
real estate brokers to aell your property . . •
AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU!
.... w.,
Multiple Llatln.tc Service brokers cooperate u a larre
efficient company with hundteda of experien~ real
estate brokers and salesmen ... all worldnr. AT NO
EXTRA COST TO YOU!
WIEI'I
Call your nearest Multiple Ltatin1 Serv1ce office today
and find out how your property can be aold qulcJcJy
and aafely-AT NO EXTR.A COST TO YOU!
MULTIPLE LISnNG SERVICE
111• lEW IB.UIE APr. liM. ...
ONLY $3,!595 DOWN-4 LARGE 2-BEDROOM APARTMENTS
Cool all-electrtc G.E. buJJt-ln kttchena. Near atona
and bank. Only 10 minute. to Balboa Bay and beachet.
Uve free ln 1 •.• rent tbe others. Many tax advantqa.
... , __ _
CIJlCLE nrta ONE. Well planned 1~ ,q. tt. ot UV'lna
.,..._ 'nuw 1arte bedroomll and t.mlly room. TWo
batba, doubM tlNp~. DeluM bullt·ln ldteMIJ tnclud-
lnl diahwuher and dJapc:ul f3(),00> NEICHBOIIROOO.
ALL IMPIIOVI:Ia:HTS IN, ItO BONOS. FULL PKICE
$23,87,. AS LOW ~ 1~ DOWN.
YES!! SEE US FOR RENTALS
M. M. 'LaBorde, Reahor • Hyou'Jl Uke out trten.dJy aervioe,.
2210 E. 17th St. eo.ta Mesa Uberty 8-1139
(Acro811 the Street from Mesa Shopplne Center)
Evenlnp Call U 8-8693 -KI S-9200
VOGEL VALUE
Jt ..• ·--~ .. -... . c ..... . .
ln tllla very nice provincial 3 bedroom, 1 ~ bath home,
lar1e famtly room wtt~ slldlnr rlau door leadlne to
pool area. Oriental landscaplne around the pool, low
maintenance yard. Hu a view of the ocean from the
front and your own private "awimmln' hole" ln the
back yard, heated and tlltered for year around llvlnl,
wfth Calif. llvtne ln mind. Home hu wall-to-wall wool
carpet1n1. West1n1how.e dlahwuher, w~ for ZJIN,
tiled }dtchen. Hu a heavy ahab roof, hard"ood flool'l,
wood and atucco exterior, completely fenced. Call to·
day for appointment. $38,750 wftb terms. -
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. Cout Hwy., Corona del Mar . OJUole :1-2020 1r ORJole 3-2021
CORONA DEL MARl
e UKE 'PROVINCIAL' ATMOSPHERE!
•
•
Thla shake-roof 2 bedroom home la built around
a deliehttul patio. Shuttered wfndowa, maho1. cab-
lneta, tiled Pullman bath and aparkllne kitchen! FA
heat, hardwood floors, 40 eal. water heater. 1100 aq.
tt. Double gtrare; can build apartment above. BeiT
$23,000 'BUY' IN CORONA DEL MAR! Let us aflow you.
1iliS CAPE COD atyle home hu Iota o1 charm!
TWo bedi"'OON. dlnln1 room. brealdut area, Q>lc and
apan kJtchen and bath. Artlstfcally decorated Near
ahopplne, yet only 1" blocks from the ocean. on at·
tractive af.J'eet. 45 foot lot wfth earclen hou.e; ample
parldne. 3-room eueat apartment over rara1e: wonder-
ful for atudlo, den, or tamJly Uvlna. ONLY $28,.500!
DRIVE BY 328 POINSf.TilA -OPEN 1 . 5 DAlLY.
RAMBUNG RANCH TYPE
. Ocean vi~! 3 bedroom. and den: 2 baths. Laree lot
Built-In Western Holly Ranre and Oven. Hand rubbed
uh cablneta. Inlaid Jlnoleum. Copper plwnblnr, Iota
of tlle. The 'den' would make a dandy bll 'playroom';
Ideal for teen-arera. Wall-to-waiJ carpet. ~ and
Jand.lcaped, and only POUR years old, In our opinion
thla otfel'l the MOST FOR TilE MONEY ot any home
tta alze. ~.7!50. Tema can be arraneed. Exclual\'"ely
with:
2647 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar OR 3-2}11
lUI YE, IEII YE, lEAl YE
Prime property now Min1 otterect for ale on a leue
back, If d..Sred; and to the best o1 our knowlqe, the
follow1nl 1a ~nent lntonn.atlon rerardlna offft-
Addreu, 1549 Plaeentia, eo.ta M.eaa, aduaiJy In
county. CcmpN5 2% acres, 165d30. AcUaoent 2%
acres Ia not tor Ale but could be lonr tenn Jeaaed
on ruaonable buJa.
~ la now home of "LaMesa Ranch tot Dop" run
by owner Mr. Al Thompeon.
Dor Ranch hu OM 01 the *t reputatJona In South·
em Callt; e.tabllahed U Jean; Income Ja jult be·
alnnlnr to ualerata due to lJDprovemeata added lut
two years and. to the area 'a lrowtb c:banatna bualne.
from eeuonaJ to year)y buill.
Ptoputy II lilted ln MultJple at $1.50.000. ~ cto.rn.
PNMft *n approx. 130.000. Owner wlll Carly bt.lanc..
JlfOW, tftnporarlly, wlth cash to fld8ttna Joan. OWMr
Wlll tab SU5.000 and le&M back at 6~ for one to T
yeara at w,.r'a option.
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