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ORiole 3-0550
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Champs
1be Piedmont Glantl c11d It the Giant pitche,. McElfresh and
hard way. After tln ... hlne thJrd Gene Bandel eave up only 2
In their own leaeue at the Cor· walks and one hit.
ona del Mar Youth Center, they The Giant triumph made It a
cut a awath 1n the collective dean sweep for Corona del Mar
Harbor Area 8 leaeue teanu Uiat In the 8 and C pJay.oU... The
r..embled General Sherman's Pioneer Pirate. of the Youth
march throueb Georela. Center had won the Clua c
On Tuesday nleht. the Giants ch.arnplonshJp on Aue. 15.
completed thelt lone march to Tuesday nleht'a win waa the
ttt• champlonahJp of the Harbor Giant's Heond In a row over
Area 8 Jeaeues by downing the the Southern Cube.
Southern uaeue Cube 7 to 4 at On Monday night they ataved
eo.ta Mesa P'ark. Thla was the oft a laat mlnte Cub rally to win
tlnal game of a 4·prne wlnnlna 5 to 4. ln that eame, the Giant.
atreak lWtlld\ broke the back or ~eored one run In the third, and
Giant op,a.ltlon. the Cubit tied It up In the tourt.h.
Be. McEltreah apear·headed Then In the fifth lnnlne. t h e
the Giant victory with 2 triples Giant bate of Tom Gorton, Tom
at the plate, which accounted for Hltz.el Rnd Gene Bandel exploded
2 runa and was also the winning for 4 ruM maktne It !5 to 1 In
pitcher. favor of the Glanta.
Boys' Club ·
Policy Told .
Commeontlne on the Newport
Beach Recreation Dept. plan to
withdraw from the Boys Club
program next suopner, the Har·
In the alxth Inning, a Cub
rally was ended after 3 ruM
scored.
In Sunday a fternoon's game
with the Northern Dodeers, the
big bats or the Giant<~ 5masht>d
ac-ros'! 21 runs, whllt> their sllnJTY
pitching start allowed only one
Dodger across the plat!".
In Sajurday night's gamt>. the
Giants downed the Texas Rt>d ·
legs 5 to 3.
THIS VOLKSWAGEN was struck at the junction of Beqonie A~.
end CO-'st Hwy. in Corona del Mar on Wednesday of lost wee~
as Mrs. Ebbe Horlelius, the driver. was turninq onto. Coast Hwy
Mrs. Hortelius. lyinq on the biMket in the foreground. suffered
head '"tunes. Dr. Harlelius. shown beside her. suffered che~t i~·
juries. He has just opened has off,ce tn Corona del Mar in as
SOCIOtiOfl with Dr. Lloyd O cheltree Dnver of the other car was
Mrs. l inda Shapiro of Temple C ity. (Photo by Sve n Pretorious)
Half Million Land
Sale Is Coming Up
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1'WU'IIIDAT, AUGUST If, 1 ..
ill aster Plan
Speed ajor CD
Land Development
Freeway .
Plan Aired
The Irvine Co. has agnoed on
the location of the Frf.eway In
thl.s area and ls proceeding with
illlla development plans on that
basls without waltlne for atate
approval, City Manager Robert
Shelton reported a t the Monday
luncheon meeting or the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commt>rce dl
rectors.
Hearing Set
For Sept.ll
The solution Ia near tor the> key
factor In the development of the
Irvine Co. lands adjacent to
Corona del Mar.
Final action on thls solution
may rome Friday, Sept. 11. when
llht> directors of Sanitation Dis.
trlct No. 5 will hold a hearina
l tn the Newport Beach Clly Hall
on thf' master plan for awweora.re
far thty requlrt'meots for thl" dl.s·
tric-t The hearln& will be&:tn at
3 pm.
He said that the Freeway 10<'8·
tion Is the onl" Included 1n the
county master plan -crossing the Upper Bay on a high J~vel Agrt't'mt>nt may be rt>arhNI at
brldgt>, joining Coa'lt Hwy. be OR. SAMUEL BA TOORF, a o• hrer"ame me-ethlnil ohn th~ mf'thod
twet.>n Bayside Dr. and JamborH manctng t s Ulf' pro.)t't1, lop '""L"q pr~ • r~ cee" h h d Rd., swln'"ng Inland near the w 1C' IS estunate to rost ju.'t 6 ' named d~te t ' ~r re~eerch for O\ lili d II Th Irvine Coast Country Club and N 3 m on o ars. f' pro
Tht> Giants won th~lr st'c-onrt
game of t he B tournament pi<~Y·
offs Wednesday night or la'lt ~r Boya Clu b luued a statement W('('k at Harbor IIISo!h by shut
this week reiterating Its recrea· tlng out •1h~ Southt>rn U:-ngue
tlon policy. I Braves 5 to 0. A~ hurler Tom Here Is a summary of the state-Hitzel again pitched 3 no . hit A real estate transaction of Also excluded from the sale
ment: "Recreation departments Innings and struck out 8 of the about a half million dollars Ia are the mineral right&. but the
exist to help programs and 9 Braves battt>rs to fa<'t' him In the ottlng, as the Newport city will not retain any rleht of
a&encles of a community rather Eugene Bandel pltchert the re· Beach City Council agreed Mon-entry onto the property.
going up Into tile Irvine hills In· the Looheed E e<: "'=" c~ ~,..o .it't-t will Inc-lude the Coal'lt H14'\
land of the small Corona dPI Mar ~ ,.,.. \ D • '" of Ne""po,.. ~wer trunk line extc>nd lnll t;,.
re!lt"rvoir. Be_, H .. ·~ bu •j 9 ., hc,.,'C! I ward Crystal Cove, SS53.00n:
Mr. ShPlton explained that thf' '" CoD", o,..l M ,r ere w:ll Jamborf."f' Rd. trunk ~Atf'n..'llon.
I I c I I I 300 r mo ... here w !h h \ "'(,.. C.-,•al $282.000: Corona del Mar SUb· rv ne 0· s eav ng a · oot I tru nk, $61 .000: Mac-Arthur Blvd. wide right-of-way vac-ant In it~ ht>•' ~on S~muel 16 and
than to supplant or force them malnlng 2 Innings and eave out day evenlne to auetlon oU 88 !*alert bids will ~ re<'E'Ived at
out. But the Boys Club will not only 2 hits. acres ot surplus c-Ity land. the Oct. 26 Council meeting.
planning for the devt>lopment ot d~vqhter L;)ur ' "'"" ~ 1. Dr 1 -;ub·trunk. $.'56,000; Ba)'l>lde Dr.
Irvine lands In the vldnlty of Batdorf formerl-t heaoe d the I bypas.'l, $56.000.
Corona del Mar. Th• lrvtne Co h · 1 District 5 ln<'l udes all of New· "' lee n1ca team re,po"~·ble for rt D~-h nd Co oppc»e tbe desires expressed by In thelr third game or theo The Council ~t no minimum After the bids are opened, Mayor
a group representlne the govern· torunament on Thursday night price, but aald that the approxl· James Stoddard as auctioneer
ment of the City of Newport at. ~osta MI"Sa Park, the Clants mateo value was S5.000 an acre. Will call for oral bids. The tln~t
Beach. lost to the Southern Leaeue Cubs That would make a tota l of oral bid must be at least $5,000
has otrered thls rlaht·of.way fret> po _,.c a rona dPI Mar "' the gove rnment \ commun ca a d 11 t th .. _ J -A to tht> state, but the State High· · n a o e un...,-ve o..,.. .. land'!
way Division hu made no d~· f,on \Otel,th within lhf' future city limits In
"The Boys Club will offer the 5 to 2. Brl&ht apot of the the $440,000 Cor the 88 'cre5. above the hlahest aealed bid.
pro&ram next year and In sub. Giants was Tom Gordon, who. The location 1.a at Adams Ave. The Council authorized a S per
clslon on the exact IO<'atlon of , the Corona dt'l Mar an-a.
the FrHWay. T N J 1 Adoption of the maateT plan by
Mayor JamH Stoddard said I roop 0 the Dutn<'1 s board will open
sequent years only with the ap· according to coach G. E. Semple. and Wright St., on the Hunting. cent commJsslon. A broker will
prova l. aanctlon and request of "play~~ a tremendous gam~ In ton Beach side of the Santa Ana gl"t a 2'~ per cent comrniuJon
thp aeency In charge of recrea· right field, and eot 2 hits at the RJvrr. Excluded from the sale for submitting the hl&h sealed
tlon facUlties In Newport Beach. plate." • I ts a JOO.foot by 300-foot area at bid, It the aealed bid la not the
"If the polides of the Newport In an alr·tl&ht 1ame that see · the AdarM·Wrlght com~r. where winne-r. The remainder of the
that the city would Ilk# to dls· • the way for Party developmPnt In
cuss the modernizing ol the prt'S s t w t the vfcJnlty or Corona ~I Mar.
ent Upper Bay bridge with thf' COU S an The major shopping art'a It the Th ld 1 MacArthur Blvd .. ('out Hwy.
state. ls wou Inc Udl" 1Png1h· c • A I junc-t1on, whf're Merle's DriVf'·
f'nlng the bridge. and raising It amptng rea in Is IO<'atf'd. ls onp of thf' pro-Beach recreation department do sawed back and forth for 7 In· city water wells are located. The apllt rommlsslon then would go
not qree with the wishes of the nlngs, 2 lnnlnga put the tlml" c-ity will retain this area In order to the broker submitting the hl&h
cltlzena of Newport Beach, It Is limit. the Piedmont Bra\·es., to prot~t Its rlehts In the water oral bid. Cash In full must be
up to the dllzena to get those champs of their leaeue. were b __ aa_l_n_. ____________ rece __ lv_ed __ ln_so __ d_a_y_s. ____ _
policies changed -It It means eliminated from B tournament
to aJiow certain boats to go un j«1s that may ~ 1....-f'd by der lt. .........J Howe~r. many peopll" want Corona del Mar's Boy Scout I this d«lsJon. RftldPntlal rf.-.
the old bridge site abandoned al· Troop 17 ls lookln& for a camp· ~lopment around thP Irvine
toeethl"r In favor or a high Jev•l lnr area Cor thetr monthly ovpr.l ~ Country Cl ub golf rour!lf'
site a little farther inland , Mayor ntfht field trips also has ~n ~portf'd to be In·
Stoddard said. He expret!S4!'d the Local resldeonts who own prop. cludf'd In lhl" toarly·prtorlty
thought that thls m ight d~lay erty that would ~ avaJJable are planning .
enou&h to them I competition to the tune of 5 to 4 8 d f D p • I F d ,,._ Bo Cl .b ,_ 1 ct t to by the Texas League Redlegs. 0 y 0 r • ariS 5 oun ... e YS u .. re u an The acore was tied In prac·
see a separate ba~ball orpn· tlcally every lnnlne. and was 4 I I · y Qld S st•ll M• • lzatlon unde r the Newport Beach to 4 In the aeventh, when the -ear-on I ISSing the solution of the bridge prob· asked to call Scoutmaster Ron --------
lem Cor another 1!5 or more years. I Dare. ORJole 3 4615. The Scouts 80T FOa TilE WA.aP'IELDI
"We can't pin the state down want an area far enough away Crall and Marjorie Warfield Recreation Division because It 1s RedJegs manaeed to push across
teared that baalc phJioeophlea the wlnnlna run. Tom Schmidt and Crala Cook both cot 2 hltl
and policies or democracy that tor the Braves, In what turned
have motivated the program for out to be a heart·b,.aklng, but
10 many yea,. wm be la.t." thrtlllne 1ame.
The body of Dr. Sterllne Parts
of Balboa wu found Saturday,
Ooatlng about 5 miles off Dana
Point. by the Newport Beach
flahlng boat "Webfoot." His 11·
year·old son, Arthur, Is atlll mls· on the plans for the Upptor Bay so It'll take somp hiking to get or 124 Colllna Ave., Balboa ls·
sing. bridge." the mayor added. "Not there. an area where water and land, ~ the parents of a son
Dr. Parls and ht. son had been enough pressure Is beln& exerted Clrewood are available and where born Thursday, Aue. 20, In Hoatt
mlsslng since Au&. 16 from a here to ret this project under tents may be pltcbed. Hot~pltal, welghlna 8 pouncb, 3
boat trip from Catalina to New· way. But somethlnr ha• to etve Troop 17 Ia aponaored by the ounces. The new papa IJI the son
port Harbor. On Aug. 17, ht.. 12· soon, becau.e this 1.a most over Newport Balboa Rotary Club and or Mrs. Carl Hanna. former
foot outboard motorboat wu crowded road In California." I m~ta at the Scout H~ near Corona del Mar resident. now
found capelz.ed about 10 miles Concerning the status of more the Youth CPnter. llvtn& In Hawaii.
off·shore, with several llfe·Jac-traffic signals on Coast Hwy., Ctty --------------------------
keta fioatlne nearby. Manaeer Sh~lton said that the p sed
Dr. Parts' body was picked up state has approve-d ldt turn stor· ropo
by a Cout Guard cutter and aee lanes at ttte RJverslde, Tus· I
taken to the Harbor Department tin. Dover and Bayside junctions
dock, where It was turned over with Coast Hwy. No decl.aion has
to the Oran.ee County Coroner's been made yPt for tntrlc llchu
otflee. 1be Coroner's verdict waa and left tum nora~ lanes on
death due to asphyxia cause-d by Coast Hwy. at the rrvtne Terra~·
drowning. Irvine Coast Country Club Pn
Solidtation
Ordinance Desaibed
Po.Jtlve Identification of the trances, he said.
body was made by Dr. Parts' On the problem of refu.e col
brother, William Pam of Boise. Jectlon, Mayor Stoddard aald that
Ida ho, and by Homer Smith or a City Council committee wlll
Balboa, a lone·tlme friend. draft a prospectus for the pur
Dr. Pam had ~"Hided at l726 pose of calling for bids for col·
Miramar Dr., Balboa, and owne-d lectlon of trash and rarbage by
a medical buJJdlna at 1547 s u. an Independent contractor.
pertor Ave., eo.ta Meaa. He had Members of the committee art'
practiced medicine In the Har· Councilmen Kenneth Klnpley.
bor Area since 19.'50, and If' 195.2 Charles Hart and Frank AUdn·
polned the atalf of Hoaa H0t1· son, and Clty Manager Shelton,
pltaL He took his medical train· for the City Council, fnd Ja ck
InC at the University of Ne· Barnett and Bill Stewart for the
braska, and served his Intern·~ Newport Harbor Chamber.
ahlp at the Swe<llsh Hot~pltal In Mr. Barnett aald that a tent&·
SeattJe. tlve mHtlng has been called for
nt>xt TUesday with 2 contractors
Hl.a son. Arthur, attended the who have hid on stmllar pro·
Newport ElemPntary School. Je-<'1!1 In otht'r dtles. The corn·
Dr. Parts is .urvlwd by his mlttet' --wm ask a lot of qun·
wit._ Alia!, and 2 dauehters. Sa· tlons to obtain tntormatlon on
br1na and Penny, ot the home prt'parinc th~ call for bids." ad~: h.._ p&~enb.. Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Parb or Port 0Tt'har4, UAM roa rmnu.Jf
Wuh..: and 2 broth•rs. WlUlam 'The Clty of Newport BHch Is
Parl.a of Bolw, Idaho: and W. a~l ~n ('(11'1\petltlve ex·
OWttht Parts of C..ca M.... arns for rtmna.n. AppUcaUoM ~·
Tbe CO..Ona del Mar Cba~l ot c.-elwd lft the person.l'W'I oCI'Ia! or
Balta Mor1U&ry t.a ln cb.arp ol pa.tmar'ked no later than Sept.
haMt'al &rftn.~ 11 wUI be <'0Mldere4 Applkanta
,._ • ftU ~ mUll be at leest 21 u of Sept.
II:Qene U*"-l ol 8 Dr1.ft. 11 tNt not Jet 31.
......... Shale aam.. Utd lor JAiml ... --dllrd wtth I WIM Ia t.be ..c.hl7 A 110ft ~ Ia at a wtlop-
""P IIIIOOC ~ at tM lath Jllftl t .....-. 14 t~~nca wu
o..t 0.. c:::IM. ..a.t P' ,-._. w.enut ~ ...... to IN· ., .................................... ,.,..... -.... .. u .... ~ .... ._. .... ca.,.. ....... Clllll. ..
....... .,..... ..... QPlaL
1'tl~ propc»ed charitable-.0·1 for the contribution ·
llcltatlons ordinance for the City • The t'hara<'1er of tht> ~~Cliclt.a ·
of Newport Beach, wttlctt got Its 1tlon and how It will ~ ron·
tlrst public goina·~r last nl&ht ducted.
at 11 ml!'t'tln& In City Hall. may • The actual or f"SIImated ex·
romeo up tor Council action at the penae of the drive.
~pt 14 Council meeting. • What portion ot the contrl·
Councilman Harvey Somf'~. butloM will n-main available
chairmAn or thp rommJttee that for the speodtk purpost"S or the
draCted thf' ordJnance, said earl· drive.
ler thh1 w~k that amendmt>nts • Statemt'nt of all contrlbU·
will be madl", If n~ry. fol· tlons l"e'Celved within the fiiC"al
lowing th4> Informal public-hear yPar lmmedlatt>ly p~lnc the
ln1. If th.-Coun<'ll approves the filing ol notice, Including a state·
first rt'adln" or th~ ordlnan~ on ment of nl)t'ndJtur..
Sept. 14. then final approval • Names and addreaea of the
could ~ elven Sept. 28. and the otncera and dlft'clon or the fund
ordinance would berome effect· 4rtve oraanJr.allon.
IVf' on Oct. 28. • Copy or raolU1Ion. It any, of
Mr Somt-rs said It was not an tta. oreanlz.aUon, authortzlna th~
attempt to ~r~v~ the City Council soUdtatlon.
tht' llQ'ftr to apprme or rejeci • A atatem~nt tbat tb• person~
requHt for charltabl• M>Jiclta· lnvolVI!Pd tn tM fUnd drift are
tlon, hut mert'l to make ln· tamJllar wUb U.. Pf'O\' of
formation aYa.llable to the pub· the on!J.n.aDce.
lie-'n\ notlC't! or t ntenUon ll
Th~ h3 lc r~atul't' nf t~ otd'ln· ~ the lntCIII'IDAtion tiD
ant'f' Is thf' "notiN' of Intention or prtnted on IQUdtatloll·
to licit." At least 21 days prlOI' ln.t<WtUtto.. ~ wtalcll .a
to a f\&n.d drl\oe, ~ ore•nlza· licitocs mutt carry . ........._ ln·
tlof\ m t ClW a writt•n nott~ focmatlCJII about tlM twad 1rtw
or lnt~ntlon wttb the finan~ dl· wtU lnchad.ct 011 tMel euiiL
rt'ctor. T'hts noUC"t mu.t Jll")'ft4e '"'-oidt..,..,.,....,...: ~
the tollawlftllnfonnation:• toUdw IMlJ ,.._...,.., -·
• Tbe purpoee or t111e eolldta· daft cui or ,...._ .. • Jllr·
tiOft and Ute -of tbe o.tdlllll· .-rn8'd .... • ,._a .. ....
Ooa to \Je Nllc!MIIK ,_ llr llila j& I' ... ....
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,rinth•t ple11t I• the ~~ hiW~ ~9 ~: 2110 E. C...t HIP-we~, Cet... ~-Wor, Cdf. T.lo~: OlMie l-4150.
AAVO l. HMI'A --· -·--o-., ea4 l'¥WW!et 1'£6 HMI'A --.. Auodot. Editor
SUISCitlniON tATES
l11 tiM Newport Hor'*' Ar .. : Ono yoM -SUIO; two yoe" -$5.00
Ow+.ido of the Hor!Jw Aree1 Ono yoer -$4.00: two y .. " -$7.00
ME:MIEl of tho CAUFOitNIA NEWSI'AI'Eit I'UiliSHEitS ASSOCIATION
Mel of tiM NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Tho NEWPORT HAitiOit ENSIGN wt~ ocljudgocl ft bo e ~to~poper of 9•n·
•r•l clrculetlon by court cloetM No. A20171 of tho Swporior Court In S•nle
Ane end by , .. ,on thereof Ia q~~aliflod to publish oil public nolicel roquirod
by lew.
llop
• 'TAGGED MJUI1JJf answers to th~ marlin question:
How lone can a marlin live! Where do they come from ?
As far 'as l know, the answer l.s, Where do they go? How long do
or has been, prt>Uy m uch of a they Jive? The report proves that
gue~'l. Romrone, som!e>where, the tags used are practical, that
flgur<'d that their liCe span Is they do not Interfere with s ur·
short -Jl<'rhaps not ovl.'r 5 years. vlval, and that. even after 4 r hiiV<' alw11vs been highly years, are entirely leJrlble.
'lk<'pti•·al of thl~ fi~ure. but. un-Last Sunday, It was my pleas·
til now. r couldn't provt' any-ure to be aboard Uncle Harry
thlnJ!. Rogers' Aciequnte, fishing ott
U.st w~k I rerel\•ed n letter Catalina's West End. Uncle H.
from Osbourn Owing"~. promin· hooked up, cauaht. targ<'d and
l'nt Atlantic C'oac;t big gai'T'e released a marlin which weighed
fhh<'nnan who Is well known to about 125 pounds. I held the
ml\nv of our local marllnlte$, leader. and the bill, while Sklp-ulcrly of the !Oct that Newport officers are patrollmg and ·whOSl' nnme has often ap-per Jack Buehn accomplished the
the b eaches m beach garb rather than m uniform Dt'art'd In the'lt' column~. Among tagging operation. We came back
• NO 'GESTAPO' -JUST ENFORCING THE LAW
There's been some crittcism of the stepped-up
enforcemen t of the law at our beaches, and partie-
It's m1ghty easy to cry "Gestapo,'' and it's easy for i ~~ ~~·g~~~e;sa~~~s~m~~t ~t~e~hrt ~~~~~ '!:Sm:rl~e~;:;
out-c~-towners to rmse loud protests. But rm of an In hie; fl<~hlng life where his In· white pennant. slanlfylng that a
opimon that the cnt1c1sm comes mainly from the folks I tl.'rests extend beyond the catch-marlin had been JegiUmately
d k b h diso d d dr. k ing of fish. Quite a few years caught and released. It was a who 0 not now a out t e r er an m mg ago. 5 or more. T guess. Os. as a satisfying feeling.
and rowdmess and httenng. Experience has shown memh4>r of thto Ocean C'lty. Md., I'm glad Uncle Harry started
that uniformed officers cannot solve the problem, Light Tackle C'lub, started a pro-the ball rolling again. It's en·
b h · h f 'f · · .. b ood gram that has been most suc· tlrely possible that other fl.ah ecause t e Slg t 0 a Unl orm lS a Slgn to e 9 <'M'Iful In many wa~s. have been tagged and released,
for a whlle," but only as long as the umlorm is in In rooper&tlon with the mar· but, if so. we have no knowledee
view I am sure the local citizens are whole-hearted lnr scientists of th~ Woods Hole, of It this season. U readel'll know · · h th l f d tlon, 0!1 sparkplugged a tagging of any s uch Instances, please ly m favor ol seemg to 1t t at e aws are en orce · and rt~leasing program among report. We'll be delighted to * * * hill fellow members and the publish the names In a spot of • LOOK FOR REAL ACTION SOON. CDM! charter boat s kippers at Ocean honor.
b · h City. Md .. where the good rea· In fairness to all conCt>rned, I
MARLIN were brought in on the "Rebel" son. T~re were 3 hook-ups ot t he ~me time: one
on e recent trip to the 1-4 Mile 84nk. At left is line wes cut, end Mr. Boker end Mr. Butters There may appear to e no romance m sue !10n for fishing Is the small }'ut am pleased to quote a paragraph
items as "sanitation district," and "sew er trunk lines," very sporting white marlin. a from the Balboa Angling Club's William Beker, summer resident on Belboo Island, boated their merlin. They insisted that Don try
owner of o swimming pool compony in 8 Monte, ogoin, end he brought in the biggest of the lot, but these unglamorous ttems are providmg a story cou~ln of our own Pacific striped Yearbook. 1958 lssut': · · · M f marlin. . "It is recommended that all end also owner of the · Rebel." In the center is 20 I¥,. pounds. Soid Don. "Catching merlin is just
Don Franklin, Balboa bland realto r, end ot the loke reel estate. only you hove to work o little of greatest s1gmhcance to Corona del ar. or • SUCCESS encouragement be elven to the
many years the quesllon has been asked. "When So cooperative wert-tht> 11ng-l releasing of marlin. but . not to
IS the btg development on the i rvine land near Cor-lers and skippers In this eastern the extent that an anglt>r s prlv·
right ore W illiom Butters of Bolboo lslond end his herder.· (Photo by H. Christopherson) ----------------------------------------
?" Th h h 1 bo t y liege to boat any or all marlin ona del Mar gomg to ta.ke pia~. . ~ answer ~r o;~/71~'l~/ w~lt.; o~!s ":e~e hP Is capable ot legally t&klng
should not be long m com mg. Samtatton D1stnct No taggrd and released as were I should In any way be Jt>opar·
5 IS cbout to approve the master plan of sewer trunk boated. Each season. the score dl~ or become the basis for
hnes tor all of the remamder of the future c1t y of was In the hundrt>ds. With thls j cruiclsm." . d h 1
NB Chamber Ads on
Joining New Coundl
Outriggers to
Race to Dunes
goodly number of marked fish These art-wase an ont's Newport Beach That future expans10n lS nght here c;wimmlng around. results wert-words. and should be remPmber-
at our doorstep, and the sewer master plan IS the hound to I)(' had, soont-r or later. ed. lf you -or 1 ch()()6(> tio put
On Sunday, Sept. 20, !!ports ~n·
thuslasts In the Harbor Area
\\i ll have the chanCl' to a.e a
totally npw spon to this country, I L k f • <">-!' rl'<'t'nt II'IIN c-ontained ex-our marlin aboard. that s our key 4
0 the eniJre deve Opment 00 Or aC 10n -rltlng proof the di\'idends galnf.'d unquestioned prlvilegP. If Wt' The ankles of incorporation of ernm~>ntnl nffalrc; rommlttN• for :~n outrlg~t>r canot' race from
SOC:l from lhl' prn~ram. rhoost> to tag and rele~se It,
(In Julv tR or this vPar. an that. too. is our right. \\p sln-
Oro•nn City angiN cau~ht a Cl'rE'lY hope that our words, In
whltP marlin. bearing a. tag. behalf of knowl<'dge through
wtwn the l'l'rial number on said tagging. be takPn In as broad
the Harbor Area Council of the C'hamhl'r. wn<~ de<;Jgnnted as Catalina Island to the Newport
C'hamh4>rs of C'ommNCt> wrrl' ap-the Chamber'g rt-prcl'entatlve at I Dunes.
Dave Ullman , Chris Seaver
provt'd at the Monday luncheon the public meeting. and othPr dl· The rae(' re!lulted from n
meeting of the Newport Hllrbor re«tors said tht'y a lso would at-friendly challengl' madp to Gov-
Chamber dlrcr.tors. tl'ncl. ernor Pnt Brown by the gover-
Win • C d S • tal! was l'h('rkNl. an ama1.lng and fair a sense as the ml'anlng In 0mm0 Ore er1eS c;tnn brokE' Thi<~ marlin han of tht> words above.
Thl' article<~ specify that the 1 J im Lnwc; rl'portt'd on the pro· nor of Hawaii. Two six-man out.
speclflr and primary pur~c or po~ed "Trip to Nowhl're," whir h rigger canoes will take part, onP
thr Council of C'hambf>rs is: !c; devPiooing Into a rrulst' to with a crew of Hawaiian nil-starR
,\ hu-.v <;Ntson frJr thP youth·
rut mPmh4>r" ol lhl' Ralhoa IS·
lanrl y,,rhl Club will Pnll to·
night •Thursrla) 1 with the nn·
nual banquet, preo;entatlon ot
nwardo; and Installation of new
oCfiC'Pr". The banquet will start
:tt 6:.10 pro. at the Newport Har·
hor Yacht Club.
1 hr('n raught, ta~:gccl and rl'· (Note: Tagging Information
rrl la~t W('f'k. Oa' irl l'llman won IP:t'-Prl. In thP \NY same arPa, and equlpmE'nt are avallabl(' at
lhP 'Yfiriam K1rk trophy in the on July 11. 19~).). four years and th.e Balboa Angling Club. C' Q
Sno.,"hircl scriPc;. C'hrl~ St>a \'t>r n WCI'k Pnrllrr' ThP tag was onr I w11l also be happy to a!~:..<;lst any
wac; the winner nf the Burt John nf thr on('c; suppl1t>d hy Woods ! angler lntl'rt'c;tl.'d In thr program.
son trophy for Sabots. 1 Hole and wnc; in perft-ct condi-Telephone. ORiole 5-0493.1
Herl' are the other winner" 1n 11on. I
• SWlMMDfG And. so you ac;k, what about
I. To promote common in· C'atallna Jqlnnrt. Thl' plan lc; tn and the othN with a crew of
tE.'restc; or the Greatl.'r Harbor lt'llVl' on a Friday aft ernoon and cho"~t>n C'a lifornla rowers.
ArPa In commt'r<'<'. industry, rlvll return on a Sundnv afternoon. After this rnce, the nine belli affai~. culture and recr£'atlon. Rnd thf' s;tonl Is 100 m<'n nt s.-.o California rowers will be picked
2. To coonlllnate the activitl~ "R<'h. Tentative dates are Oct. 2. to go to Hawaii to raCt> the
or the member Chambers of C'om· 3 and 4. Hawaiians In a return match.
mNre In areas of mutual in· ThP c'lrP<'torc; \'oted to em With these races, Hawaii hOpe.'J
tert'<;t. ahN\d with the prol«t. and SIO to Introduce ltJI most popular last week's rompetation: ,. Q17£SnOHS BEEf SfiiTCHER
_9irls. 1·7. Oeb~ll' Og!P: ~\'<;, it" My mtl.'rl'St In Os Owings' JURIS CHICIEI
In thl' C'ommodorl' 54-rlf'l; c;atl-1-t. Allan FlemtnR: g~rl<~. 8 9. rE'port ct>nters around the flag-
Gail Gllben and C'indy Murray. gmg 1ntere11t In our local marlin A would-be shop lifting at-
tempt was foiled Saturday
afternoon at the All-American
Market In Corona del Mar when
Other puri)OSf's are to em·our. pll'd$res WPre made bv lncUv1dunl sport to Its nearest fellow stat~.
age wo(thwhile projects In con· directors to help underwrite the Callfomla.
junction with the member cham-trio. • --------------
rn th.e
Lido Shopping Area
Ladies' Sportswear
lingerie
Ch~dren's w • .,
Yardage -Linens
3404 Via Lido
Newport Bea~h. Calif.
FREE PARKit.IG IN REAR
tit'd; boys. 8-9. Rolanri Wrlnklf': tagging program. !ltarted in 1957.
girls. 10-11 . !'\ancy Loy ; ooy~. 10 also In cooperation with the
Ill. Wa}ne LanrHs: girls. 12-13, Woods Hole scientists.
bers and to promote the wei-Support of the Rou~-apnrow•d
rare of the Greater Harbor Area labor bill was voted by the dl·
as a whole. rf'ctors. who approved a motion
alert che<.'ker noticed a Claudia Wagner; boy!!, 12-13. In 1957, Karl Miller, local Chev· an
l.eorge Twist : ~iris. 1-1 16, Pat rolet dealer and pre-sently the young
Rohrs: boys, J.l ·16. John Sours. prl'xy of Pacific Anglers. stan· saunter out without attemptlne
blonde· headed man
• DIVIIfG ed a new ball rolling when he. to pay for the packaae of meat
Boys and girls. 4·7. Jay Fisher: caught and released a marlin. under hls ann. Upon belne
1 boys, 8-9. Ronnie Brockway; girls. Soon thereafter. Pacific Anglers. questioned, the you~g hm~n
10·11, Nancy Loy; boys. 10-11 . with yours truly passing out the agreed to accompany t e c ~ ·
Wayne Landis; girls. 12·13. Betty tagging equipment. announced er back Into the store to pay or
s ue Landi$; boys. 12-13, Georgr their sponsorship of a tagging the meat, but he suddenly made
Twist. girls, 14·16, Carol Wll· and releasing program. a dash for the wide open
The lncorporatng directors or to Sf'nd telegrl\m• to that effect
the Council of Chambers are Dr. to St>natorc; Clair Eng!~ and
David Smllev. president of th«> Thoma'! KuC'hel. Director Milo
Corona del Mar Chamber: Paul Lacv abMalned from voting, aav-
Rodet, president or the Costa lng that he did not know t>n?ugh
Mesa Chamber, and Edgar Hill. about thf' bill. and that the dl-
presldent of the Newport Harbor rectors s hould not act on 11uch
Chamber. matters without hearing both
Iiams: boys, 14·16, BUI Lloyd. Local fishing clubs cooperated spacesA · In1 hot phurskult wered tre
• ROWIXG beautifully. The PA's offered an AJJ . mer can c ec ers an nd
Hugh Mynatt reported on the
proposed charitable socllltatlons
ordinance tor the City of New-
port Beach. He said It Ls very re-
strictive and that It Will need
some working over. Boys and girls. 4-7. Tlm Hod· attractive release button to any teres~ specta11t~rs w~o ha
ges; girls. 8-9. C'indy Murray: member who caught and re-stop"""" to sen. owever,
boys. 8-9. Mike Dougan: lllrls. leased 8 marlin. The Balboa some 3 blocks later, the pursuers
10·11 . Katey Boyd: boys, 10-11. Angling Club put up an award came upon the package of meat
Mike Henrietta: girls, 12 . 13. to be presented to each boat abandoned In haste, and thus
Claudia Wagner: boys. 12-13. Jim owner from whose boat one or called off the search.
Mo nte Grimes wondered If the
Chamber could do something to
stop what he called "thl.s con-
tinual Irritation" by the Coun·
ell. "Do they always have to be
comlnr up with such proposals?"
he asked.
Gage and C..Org~ Twist. tied: morf' marlin were released. Ava-A....&... 'W'L..A 11...1-La 1
girls. 14·16. Wendy Blair: boys, Jon's Tuna Club provided a con-awla I... .... •
14·16. 8111 Lloyd. gratulatory certificate.
• PADDLEBOA.IIDS In 1957, five boat owners were After 25 years of playlnr
goK, George Fruehllnr of lr·
vine Terrace finally achieved
the honor of ahootint a hole·
in-one Sunday. Re used a 4 Iron
off the tee on the 175-yard par
3 sixth hoi~ at the Santa Ana
Country Club courw and sank
the tee shot. Playlnr In the
foursome were ht. wtfe and Mr.
a nd Mrs. J. R. Lestt>r Boyle, also
of Irvine Terrace .
Boys and girls. 4 ·7, Tim Hod· recipients of awards for 22 re-
ges. .Tim McQuay and Craig leased fish. most ot which were
Schisler, tied: girls. 8·9. Cindy taged. ln 1958, five boats re-
Murrav; boyc;, 8·9. Jerry CoTton: least"d 16 marlin, a nd were
girls. 10-11. Jane Loy: boys, 10-honored accordingly. In Mexican
11. John Vallely; girls. 12-13. waters, over the put few years.
Joyce Ogle: boys. 12-13, Chris the number ot marlin and sail·
McLachlln: girls. 14 -16. carol fish taeged and released mount-
Williams; boys, 14-16. Jim Jones. ed Into th~ hundreds.
Jim Penney auageated that the
directors eo on record aaalnst the
propoud ordinance because It
aeems to penaJtze every orwantza-
Uon.
Prestdent Ned Hlll ... id that the
dlrectora should take no action
until ~er the p(lbUc rne.ettna
(echeduJed for yellte:rday evenlna
at the Clty Hall).
DO YOU WANT • job, • riclo, •
-.tol, o b.by titter? Or do Y" flo,.
-thin9 to sell? Try &.ln d u"-
fiod edt.. Oltiolo l..ol~.
WE CIVE s&JI CIIEEJf STAMft
• WJIAT IIAPPEJIED?
Then came 1959. lt has been
ll grt>at marlin season, with num-
bel'!" of fish caught far ahead of
last year'a totals. BUT -until
now the mention of releasing.
and ta~lng, hu been a.s 11ea~
lUI frMt In August. Why! ? The
Bill Stewart, head of the gov·
BUCS START PRACTICE
AT OCC ON SEPT. I
answer Is not e.uy. but part of-OCC football practl~ wUI.mrt
the lack of Interest may weD Tuesday, Sept. 1, at the Pirate and Rancho Alamitos h Ia h
stem from What hu been writ-drill field, toUowlni phyaJcau .mooJ.a. 1.a coach.lna the offensive
ten by one auppolled a uthority this Sunday and Monday In the backl. He played for the UnJve,...
on fishing. This aentleman, who field house. tty of CalUomla at Santa Bar·
hu mad!! many otht>r valuable All men, both retumlna letter-bera.
contrlbuUoM to tbe knowledge men and new ltodenta who In-Walt Ande1'110ft ... coad\1nl the
of our salt water apectn, came tend to 10 out ·tor football, ate llrw for one ... He wu lootMU
out very bluntly with atate~Mnts to report tor phyalcala and play· aoedt at PaJo Verde Col .... In
to the eUect that blllflsh cauaht. lng equipment Sunday and Mon· ~ bttoft c:o~DIDI to OCC. a.
and releued, alwa,. die. . He day, Nrtlna at 7 p.m .. acxontlnc ... '*' tw ,..... CH;r Ool·
ctted an Instance or two whee a to head ('Oecll Steve Mu..-u. .... a04 Deft.., UIIJ~ wtlft
klndlver had actually .en a re· ,.,._ new ... lltant football Dlftftr woa the _,... ChiD·
leased flah lYine belly up on the coeehel WUJ be on hand to ~Net J*lllllblp ln 11M. ..._ ftnl fGt the ocnn Ooor. ~ For~ reuon or other. much the .,.........~ Plrata .._,.u wm *dl the dt·
doubt •• ralMd Ia the mlnck H•rb HIU, fornMr aUtletk 41· ......_ ...._ a.oq. DaY~~. Jllr.
o1 anaJ.ta W'ho had ,..,~ow~y r.ctor ANI Mad vaa'lltCJ loGtbel.l ... 11M cilicll ._ = bMn adJve tn the ,.._.,.. • ..,. ~ at •lllidto AJaaJW Illata ,_... ......., fl'llilil ..
atn• ~ W1t.kta IDGII a-...._.. .. tbit d.,,_ --r. ..._ ~ ~ lillie • IW dlve Jn •• a .. JGUed a.. ,.. tile liM. IIIII _. eoa._. ...._ ,.,.. Ud .............,, ..
jlorlild a• MlUiall on n.t bot· 81 .._ be ,_., NO r aftd 0 C C:. a.. C'111r11. ·-......_..
.... ff the.... 0.•1 I lid, .................. ud tliMII -.. lltllt
• ... ---uc r. al •• tlilttiiU ..... ,... ... ,..... 11 ..., ••••II 01 o.Mp' J'lll*( wW "'-ol Jla ........ I-IJI 611 at ... kll ... ;-... .... If ,...t to..,_ to a.cu "f:'•"' a.,.. a....,.. Moel. t111e .... llllli ......_ ....,..
wflo .,. CANdliWd ... tr. 01-. 0.., .... aw' I j -Ia W
sides.
8.1. ParkinQ
Change Is Due
The change on Manne Avenue,
Balboa bland, from angle park·
lng to Monterey type panl~l
oarktnr will be c.a1'Tied tbroulh
In the mJddle of s.,tember, ac·
cordlna to Clty Manaaer Kobert
Sbelton.
Mr. Shelton aald that tbe city ~ to walt u:ntU Khool ft·
aumee, 1n order to avoid tylna
uo ~r tratrlc on Mal1ne Awnue.
SEINIIUII.
·S
A
L
E ••• Ill
HE FORGED PASSPORTS TO FIGHT THE NAZIS El.fW'Ir .... .. Open House a" a&WiOft .......... ' Fllllr •• .. .. 1 TIIUDDAT. AVGWT ~. ·-
AFTE~ THE HAGUE was liber·
ated by the ,A,IIied armies on
May 7, 1945. Peter S1nger took
many p:ctures for a 5ouve nir
' l iberation Book · with English
and Dutch ted. Included in the
bookle t is this smiling photo of
Prince Bernhard, "Bevelhebber
van de .. Binnenlandsche Strijd.
hochten -commander-in-chief
of the Dutch Interior Forces.
(Singer photo)
lElA UPIDLSTEIIII
JAMES D. RAY
lulldlll C.lriCI•
l466 E. COAST HWY.,
COitONA DEL W.U
OISole I.OSII
MATTRE SES
•Ew -.UlJlU)DIQ P' ...........
tneaular Shape~
........... -eott..
COSTA MfSA MAmESS CO. JIIO Newpott ..... U!Mrty .. ,,_
Professional
Directory
P'OR&IIAL DDIECI'OIIS
Friendly Nel&bborbood Servtce
p ARKES·BELL
MOR'n1AllY
110 Broadway
Us-am A a.KM o.ta ..._
., Jill ..... ..
Wbm 1 walke4lnto the photO·
I"*Ph¥ .-.udlo ot Pew Stncu at
2908 E. Cout Jlwy., Corona del
Mar, I wu met by a middle apd
man of medium h~fht •ho
,reeted me wttb old world court·
esy.
Th1a wu the man I had come to lntervte'w aboUt h1s oper·
lences u an acent of the Dutch
un~nd movelT\ent In the
Ha,.ue durinc the oceupatlon by
'he Nazis.
-'-we aat. down, he looked at
me with pale blue eyM, and ln
a soft votce asked me If I felt
that people would really be In·
torested ;•tn what had happened
-o long ago." I •aald I f.tt that
such a thJnc wquld alway• be
Interesting. · e C:.UEL ftAIII ·
Then Mr. Singer t>ecan to talk
about thoee 4 years between
1941 and 1945 -4 years marked
by create cruelty and hatred.
courage and compassion, than
men had thought men capable
01.
M Mr. Singer spoke, bls quiet
manner became lnten.te. The 4
years were a long way away,
were dead; and yet they had
survived their own detath, In
thoe.e who had known them, with
the same ~nt Intensity that
an old friend long dead, •urvlvet
In ua.
He spoke first of the Dutch
resistance.
"You rnu.t understand," he
Mld, "that the underpund
movemtmt In Rolland dld not
begin u an orpnlud etlort, bUt crew up ..,ontaneoU.aly thi'GUih·
out Holland. Everyone did what
he could to ratst the Nazis. This,
the spontaneity ot the resistance,
1a the lmpon.nt thlna."
• rollGKD •&IUOII'n He then went on to explain
how he f1nrt became Involved In
undercround activities.
ctrla In Holland Once more the
undertrround had all the reaJ
puaport paper It needed.
By this time, around 1944, the
unde,.round had become a well
ortantzed anny, and Peter Sin·
ger had changed his own name
and paupot1 17 Umes! He had
forged hundrtds of pUiporta tor
other people, and by now, had
~e a fUgitive from death.
"Th~ Nazis wanted me de&per·
ately by this time, u they want·
ed all 'Pf!Cialists ln the under-
ground -photographtml, print·
era, amateur radio broadcasters,
journalists and ao on. I moved
and kept moving. The year be·
tween 1~ and May 5, 1945. the
day of Holland'• liberation, was
the most dan,erous time or all.
The Germans had by this time
become de~perate."
e WD'E AA&UTED
In 1944, Mr. Singer's wile wu
arrested and qu.estloned f o r
many hours u to the where·
about.. of her husband.
"He has not been home for 3
days," she kept saying. "You
must have taken him to Ger·
many."
Beca~ of the confusion and
tie up ol Information In the Ger-
man occupation army by this
tltM, the Gennana could not be
aure ll what Mrs. Singer said
wu true or not.
Finally, ahe was put In jall, a
tiny one-room cell with 6 other
women. There waa no beat, and
only one bed. Slx ot the women
bad to aleep on the floor, Jam·
med ln a parallel row from the
far wall to the door of the cell.
Mrs. Singer became Ill. and be·
cause the Nazla did not want her
to die ln prblon, they let her go
home to dJe. She had been there
S~ months.
One week alter she wa.s re·
leased, Mr. Sinter was able to ar·
range a meeting with his wife,
who was now slowly recovering.
Fran then on, they were able to
meet every few days at pre-ar-uA.s a photqrrapher, r was na·
turally abte to help the>5e who needed passports. ranted places In the streets of
"I had many Jewish frl~nds the Haaue on moonless nights.
who were (Ol't!ed to cany pass· • nOTO·U.OIITE.a
ports which had •Jew' stamped By this time, Mr. Sinter wu
acro.s their face. As the Jews a member of the Het Parool. the
began to be picked up ~nd trans· underground newspaper, as a
ported to the Nazi death camPI photo-reporter. He carried a Het
at Au.sschwitz and Dachau, I be· Parool ldenUtlcatlon paper,
gan to forge new passports for which ld~ntlfled him to the AI·
my friends. lies as an agent or the Dutch
''Then other people, strangers. underground. Het Parool ha s
began to come. asking for help. since ~me the largest news·
I rould not, or course. retwte paper In Holland.
them."' Finally on May 5, a few days
Then Mr. Singer began to ex· before VE (Victory In Europe>.
plain the incredible difficulties Holland was liberated. Mr. Sin·
that had to be overcome In fora· ger was one or the first to greet
lng the passports. , Canadian troops entering the
Fi rst of all, the paper the pass-Hague.
ports were printed on was made His rourage had allowed him
In Germany, and was ldentlfl· to forge hundreds of passports,
able by stone printing and water· and In Holland In 1941 to 1945, a
marks. There was no cha.nce or hundred passports meant about
obtalolng the paper from Ger· a hundred men. women and chll ·
many, and 10 Dutch dtlz.ena be· d~n who did not die In Nazi
gan to lose their ldentfllcatfon gas chamber'S or ovens.
papers. "A$ t~rr1ble as It wu. t am
''These lost papers l'amP to WI, glad that 1 Jived through the ex-
and we used th~m to make new pertenc~ 1 did. 1 ~ things dif·
passports." ferently sinc-e then. Many things e REW ..OILEJO that were important before 1941
But thls was only the begin· no longer are important. It
nlng or the dU11cultles.. Each changed my life:·
passport contained a plcturt> of World War II Is dead. But in
the IndiVidual glued onto th~ Peter Singer. a nd In all th05e
back of the passport over a hoi~ who Jived through and past that
so that the picture rould be seen war, It su rvives.
on the face of the p:Lo;sport. -------
Then, over the back or the LEGAL WOTICE
picture (thJ.s would also be thf" CER11flCATE OF BUSINESS
back of the passport I, a trans-Flctltloua Firm Name
parent stamp of very thin paper. THE UNDERSIGNED do here-
with the same ston~ printing on hy certify that they are con·
It lUI on the passport paper, was ductlntr a valve manufacturing
glued. Then the person's rtnger· buslpea at 413 Poinsettia Ave .•
print was put on the back of Corona del Mar. California, un·
the picture and coated over with der the fictitious firm name of
a substance Ub varnish. · General-American Valve Com.
Mr. Singer and his friends pany and that said tlnn ls com-
soon discovered that It was lm· polled of the following person_c;
possible to remove the stamp, bf-. whose names In hall and place of
cause of the thinness of the residenc-e are a.s follows, to-wit:
paper. Chemicals wert> no good. Eug~ne C. Greenwood. 413
because they faded the large red Poinsettia Ave.. Corona del
printing on the stamp. Mar, Callf .. Jean Greenwood. e CUT nOTO D1 BALP' 413 Poinsettia Ave., Corona
Because they could not remove I del Mar. Calif.
the stamp. they could get neither W1TNESS our hands this 13th
to the fingerprint nor to the day of July, 1959.
plcturt> The solutto'n came when EUGENE C. GREENWOOD I
Mr. Sin-~r thouaht of cutting the STATE~~ C~~~D l plct~ In halt edgewt.e, thus j removlng that halt of the paper COUNTY OF ORANGE )~.
which was Imprinted wtth the ON THIS 13th day of July.
picture. He then glued the new 1959, before me, a Notary Publll'
picture over the rem alnlnl half. ln and for said county and state.
They we~ never able to resldlna thet"eln. duly commls·
change the fingerprints, but thJs stoned and swom. personally ap·
did not matter so much, u they peared Eugene C. Greenwood
were checked only when the pet· and Jean Greenwood, known to
son was actually a.l't'eSted. me to be the persons whose
As the u ndersround began to names are subscribed to the
become more oraanlzed agents wtthln lnatrum~nt, and acknowJ.
-..an println& the PAPer and edged to me that they e~uted
"""• _.__ ri the same. faklnc the waterma ..... by P nt· W1TNESS my hand and ofii·
ln1 on 2 plf!C.'eB ot paper, print-
Ing tbe watermark on the Inside dal 8e&l
ol one of the pieces of paper, an4
thel) cluelna tbe pJeces together.
MARY A. RAAPA.
r:_.:__..J.I!I;ili=::==~~ 'nlus, when u,e paaport waa held up to tbe sunllaht. tbe
printed watennark a howe d
thJoulh.
Nota.ry Public ln and for
Aid County and State.
a(y ComrnJalon uplres Aug.
1&. Ul.5l.
HARBOR Rmr
MEMORIAL PARE nn BUt~or ...._ at 01111r
CoMa ....
YDf""', -..oa
It wu a loQc tUne before the
Nazis c:aqht on to thla tnctc. and
wMt1 U., did. Ner Slntft and
haa ~ .... read,y wttb
aftcldallf' .-e. ............... y ._ __ ... ,..I '!'be ••rtu.,•nd lmeW that
t.heo.n.u ................. .
-'" 15-,..r-old aW ...... .
.... ...... ,. ' trtll (dii&Jdlltn •JMtlr 11 ...... ftOt .......... to
PublJeb: Aq. 6. 13. ~ 27, 1959. ln the lfewport lla.ttlor Ensign.
IT •an TO
any .... , ..... -..,_ ... e .......... ._...._ ... ,
:tr::--;..~ ................. *
,1 .. ..:~!::!~~~~~ .... _. ..... ~-'II .... Ill' all ..... ,.., ..
HERE'S A SAMPLE of the pess-
porl wor~ done by Peter Singer
wh ile working with the under·
ground in Holl~nd The d ote ,,.
side the passport is Nov. 5,
194 1, and the subject is Mr.
Singer himself. but th,s l1me he
was going under the nome of
Martin Sas of Budapest.
!Singer passport photo)
• Customers at th~ Flying '"A" Bervt~ Station at 3700 E. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar, might be
lucky ~nough to get some free
legal advtce now that the new
owner Is J~rry Boling.
Mr. Boling Is the holder of an
L.L.B. degree from the Univers-
Ity or LaSalle Law ~hool In
Chicago. He and his gas alation
are both somewhat unique. For
Instance, Mr. Boline's gas sta ·
tlon may be the only one In the
world where you can obtain the
servl<-es or a notary public C In
tb~ person or Mr. Boling 1.
Mr. Boling himself Is a man of
vaned experience. During t h e
Korean rontllct he was a ~t
tighter pilot In tht-alr-fo~. H~
ls alao well trav~lled. having
been stationed in th~ Azor~.
Korea. Iapan, Panama, Okinawa.
England. &rmuda, and a hell"t of
other places during his servl~
Besides LaSall~ Unlv~rslty. ht>
has anendNI the University of
Mississippi and tht> Amt'rkan
lntt>rnatlonal Coll~ge In Ma.<~s
al'husetts. He 111 a native of
Topeka. Kansas.
DANlCO BUT uarvt:S
Carl and Bette Damlro. 20:i
Carnation Ave., Corona del Mar.
art' the parents of a daughter
born Monday, Aug. 17, at Hoa~
Hospital, weighing 5 pounds, 13
ounces.
DO YOU W AHf o fott, o ,._ o
Nfltel, • Nlay elttw? Or 4o ,_ t.. ...
__...io9 to Mll1 Try blip dou.t.
fM4 ociL Oltiolo l-0550.
N~ra to Corona del Mar Hoag Sunday 1111111 •-F .. wll are Mr. and Mrs. Harris A. Lft .. ,.
and tbelr 3 children, Sandra, 12 T I C.•1 ... I• KJrk, 6, and Scott, 3. They ar~ Open hou.ae wlll be h~ld from
living at 413 Acacia Av~ 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at the new Th~y came here from West Loc addition to Hoag Memorial Hoe-RuthJe Fletcher, who has ~n Aneel~. wh~re Mr. Lee has ~n p1tal. Vtaltora will be shown tht>
1
staying for the PIUt ~ar with
ln business as a g~neral oontrac· first 2 noors of th~ addition, h~r grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
tor. H~ 1s stJII commuting there whleh will be occupied beginning H. J. Moore, 308 Orchid Ave .•
to tend to his business, but he I TUt>sday, Sept. 1 Thto n~w Corona del Mar, lett last w~k
also will be doing contracting f"llnacal laboratory and tht> Aux-With her parents and twin broth-
work In the Ha rbor Area lllary alft ahop wUl aJso be open Pr. lim. for tbt>lr new home In
Mrs. Lee Is a native· of Los I Last month open hou'lt" wa~ San l ose.
Angeles. and Mr. ~ comes from ht>ld for the top 2 rloors. which I Earlier this summ~r. Ruthlt>
Minnesota. He was a fighter pilot lndude the maternity ward. and 1 Ul'<.'ompani~d Mr. ;md Mrs. Moore
with the Navy during World War l ahe-.e floors nave oeen in IX"<'U : I on a val'atton trip lo La Grange.
11. with rank of first lieutenant I . P HI. She completed her sophomor~ He won t he Distinguished Fly:' ancy shtce then. This n£-w addl· I year at Newport Harbor High
lng Cross and 6 air medaU! for twn, which brings Hoag to ,, 250-School and will continue her
his combat duty in the South bed hospital, wu started in I an· I schooling In San l ose.
Pacific area. uary of last year. u.-EMign d•nifi•cl ods. ott l..OS50.
How much Monev
I
do you need
to build or buJ your ••• 110111?
M11lions of doUars are rudy now for immedi* ;n..
vestment in home loans. This money is laMed-
through Newport Balboa SavifliS-~ thousands of
your Orange County neighbors who believe in irwest·
ing right here at home. to bu11d up this community.
H 0 W L 0 N G? To encourage you to build. buy Of modern-
Ize, Newport Balboa Sav1ngs makes home loans up
to 20 years at low 6% interest. <:Mr 76 million
dollars has been loaned by Newport Balboa Savincs
to build up th1s community-and we want to help
you get that new home your family wants. Bring your
plans and ideas to •..
NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P. A. PALMER, Praident
3:t66 Y&A UDO, NDfPOifT ~.
Bunch, 2407 EMt eo.st H.P.,Y, Conw dtl lillr.
MMdly tltrOQ&II l'blndly 9.l0 A.M. til 3.l0 P.ll frldiJ$ .til 6 P. ll.
f'llonl, bo~ OffiCeS, 01-'c 3-3130
most mp.g.* :::.
one of 7 big bests Chevrolet gives you over any car in its field
,.
•
N ASCAR Outstandinr Aehievement
award for ''the ert>at.ion and contmuinr
de\-elopmf'llt of America'• moat etncieot
V-type encmes."
8EST ltOOM -Official dJmensions ~ to A.M.A. t make thi. abun-
dantly clur. Cb~vy front ... , bip
room. for lnstan~ ia u mueb • 6.t
loeb• wider than in eomperable ean.
81ST .IDE-MOTOR TREND
...,.... .... Cbny ..... the
~ mo.t Q1liS. ~ riclm•
CIU iD ila price dMa. .. But tbla ... cw.y r.ture JOII ...Uy .a.owd ....
ormr tar JOWttlf, at 'JOII' CMnollt ........ s..pby.ooal
.
1111111'1
llll IIIIET
ay CU'V& ._ u••m
• Do JOU evn yearn to lee a
s mJllnr face! You won't have
that problem lf you abop at
Richard's. No other store ln
Southern California can boast of
so many amlles and friendly
ereetlngs u the happy uoops at
our joyful Llde Market.
* * * 'l'llaab to t111e wtda ID u..
lrolat 11De wlto ........ cbad
out our waatutal ~
tiline Sa ~ • IMippy -about aa. dMcb .. ...,. r .. .,...a. ...U. 1MW difficult It
Sa to c.lllsdl .....-Ill a
••• , .. peeltlea elglllt .......
at a tble. l•t wlda lib lllltf
IUftllla. .Adelakle ........ cmd
L.,.. ' nd-... prt:ae •· aapleaOC._..ty~
tllle ....... ol ......... rattav
cmd bm1' .. O'fW. Tou .....-
tcdl to -. a deUglllted _,....
Uoe .. tbeU .... -o.y cMt wttlll t111e aaa..__. Ill U..
chedr llDea. Lyda llood. 1....,
Banta. cmd Mary aadolpll
u. tiline dolla wlllo ....,. lail
to-..au..ol ... ~
up crt tJMtr coaJat.n. aa t willeD
it e~ to apa:rtd1at eyes CIDd
a meny wit~ leataea.
Sb.UI.y Cal4 .. U. cmd IICD'·
CJuerito llec!fons an tho Yalu·
able cmcbor CJbla Oil tbo toam.
• • •
Sl') this wef'k our hats are off
to thP really well girls who are
the foundation of I ht> frlendlit>st
mark£'! in Orange County Just
remPmtwr girl~ "old checkers
ne\'t'r die thC'y just che<k·ou t."
* * * Just cu you eom e through the
turuatyla 1D tho aten. t.bore
aN for your eoa~aieDce UDall
bcDketa full ol our aew mar·
bt dir'oetonea. Witlll tbne ID
your baDd CD J'OU abop tho
items OD your CJJOCeiT Uat will
be located cmd cmy artkle you
may tur.e fof9C)tteD ccm oaally
be remOIILborOcl by KftDDIDCJ
dOW'D tbo Uat. Wo lliDceftly
bopo tbla will be GDOthor ..-.
DUe of abopplDCJ OCIM you will
eDJGJ OD fOUl shopping IX•
cunioD bore crt JUcbard'a.
* * * We really had a !.htndlg at the
Newport Dunes the other day.
This wa'l onp or thf' twst Lua u's
l'vt> bet>n to yl'l. Thanks to
Hugh Mynatt, our gC'neral Chle.f
In charge of pArt y throwlne.
everything we-nt hkf' c-lockWork.
Joe ~ar11n. the C 0 of the d~·
llratt"'-.en. and hl'l boys s pread
a tahiP that would havf' made
PNino·c; Pnv1ous. Roa'lt beet, ham,
anrt turkPV were the highllehta,
while hakPct heans, curumber
c;alarl and rell'lht>S werr the
~tf>r rtlc;heq And last but not
Jrast came the rake and Ice
t ream
* * *
• a.GV8T .. liM
A Balboa !Aland waJtl'e$1
tb .. ~ an attempted theft of
valuable dOthH from Ju. wo-
men'• wear shop on Marine A
••. Colt item: ''Banlcu and Xi
wanlan l im Van Dyke took h1l
alx Iron on the el1bth hole ot
lrvtne Coast Countey Club lut
Thunaday, cloeed bla eyH and whack~ the ball 1!56 yards tor
a bole ln one."
A aUibw OC ,..,.rty ..,_.
,. ....... tM ..... u..,.... .... ...,. ........ .n.,.
'
August Pennit TOtal
ClOse to $1 Y2 ....
Tbe buUdlna ~rmJt total rot • 1&1.80& aAIID
AUJ'\llt a. cia. to a mllliOJ\ and Qeorft ~Uuw, 2·ator)' addJ·
Brothera. alat~rs. coutlM. aunt.. a baU dolJa.rw, wtth .wJ a tew Uon, 115 Topaz. 15,000; E. Steen.
and mothrr-ln-lawa •.. all you days remaJnJnc before the boou a wn.lna, 80t S. 8-.y rt.. t:n&: S.
ptOple out there who would like are dOINd for the month. Budworth. ·~ f« carport,
to do aometbJnr worthwhile for 'J'be ,-rand total tor this year 30C Onyx, 116
your c.mmunlty. Our doon are is app~chlnl 22 mllUon doJJan, e IAT ,.,...
open every weekday rnomlna about 33 1/3 per cent ahead of Robert Oowner, 2-lrtory addl·
ju.t waltlnr for you to come In the enUre total lor Jut year. tlon, .s2 Vt.ta, -.ooo.
and voluntHr. SJ.z.able pennJt. )uued durtna e u.n:a UT ADA
Rltht now we are ~amped the put week were for a $32,!500 Georee Horton, 1·unlt, 1-atoey
with requests from local heaJth dw•lllnr In Westclltt and a ~-dwelllnr, 1001 Nottlneham, 132.·
rencles and a widely used 400 dwrlllnr ln Baycl'ftt. !500; c;. M. Hooee, awtmmlnr
.. 8IILIIEY& -.................................... ._ -··· ........ ,.. 8IILIIEY& -J ,_.-• ra.t ..,.._ el lao 1 t
__,.._......., • I
,.. DLDr't'a -
lleAi&sa lao •• .... •~~--•· IIIIIIZly-lf ..... _.
...... ,... .... 2 ... .
Evans· G. P.ter & Co •
-R. •&WIOIIT IOVL&YJUID
···~ I&AC& CA1.D'Omi1A JODWAT .....
..cl atre.ts ID W..t Rewport.
m.t Skd St. to 54tb St.; tlt.e
beclrblg waa caatidued t.o s.pt.
11. ••• wuu-J--. ... o1
Ill Ladl:llpar Aft... CCII'OGG del
Mu. • ..tift OC Loadoa. 4s.d
Aug. It ID Roag B-.Mtal •••
Mn. JCartM lfomaaa. n . o1
317 OrQid Aft... Corolla del
Mar. m.U.. of L1DcolA •or·
IDGil ol Conea del Mcu. 4s.d
Aav. a crt 111w ....._
youth eroup .•. aU need clerical FolJowlnl pennlta were lasued: pool, l"r30 Marlin, 13,000; D. Mar·
help. Some asslenmenta are e COIIOifA DEL MAJI tin. awlmmine pool, 1750 Sky·
pennanent, others are llll In jobs I. Herbert Brownell. slourh lark, ~; Ernest Taylor, awtm· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
while someone takes a well de· wall for blu!t lob at 2741 ·2735 mlnr pool, $2,300, and 1-u nlt, 1· -• .. ....... , II • •
M"rved vacation. can you give a ~an Blvd., at China Cove. stoey dwelllne. 2030 Commodore, ... ~ IW •1111
few hours ot your time to help $1 ,400; Charles Grimes. fence, 123 400. aiOWIIWUJI .._ WAIKIID
out In these ottices! Come In 3900 E. Coast Hwy., $150; Dr. • i..u.aoA 11w1m .._ 1aroa.a J)IJ Eta~~ ~It'
and register at 325 N. Newport KlBtlneer, patio, 2612 Ocean, T1ata11. Muama-,-Laau OWl 1 T ...... AJoba
Blvd .. Newport Heights or call ua $800; L. S. Hoatetler. remoderllne Ben Madl.aon, cement patio AJrti. ~~ldl:l'" loatllillaJIIIft:r ~
a t U 8·0717. We are open trom and new garare, 351 Raul, 18.· Ooor, 307 laland, 1100; Richard ...... _-·~(PI '••'!='W> ;a• ..... 9 to noon five days a wHk. 850· Stanley Smith 2·story addl· Larzelere, add room, 400 Belvue. __ .. YL __ • _
' "'18 A d 'Slt 000 $4.000; Raymond ae.t, water -::=:::::::==:::::::=:::;::::::;:::::::=:=::::::==::::::=::::;::::=====; Gordon Sickler of 407 38th St ..
Newport, was appointed clty
finance otfl~r to succeed Ken·
oetb Hannahs ..• Gus Tamplla,
61. ot 306 E. Ocean Ft .. Balboa,
a naUve ot Gl'ftce and charter
member and put commandn of
Newport Harbor American Lerlon
P08t 291. dled Aue. 22 at hla
home tollowJng a heart attack.
VB ls a United Fund Arency. tlon, ~ voca o, • · heater shed, 1641 E. Balboa Blvd., ,
Orco Block Co. $100; Alex Anct..rew.. 2-atory ad·
NEWS OF I 0 YEARS AGO cUtlon, 2137 Seville, $5.700;
Georee Capron, demollah duplex,
611 Balboa Blvd., $1.!500; Twin IUILDING ILOCD-JW. SIZ2S-A1L nPES
Pre-School
Talks Slated
A three-day pre-school insti-
tute proeram for teachers ln the
Newport Beach E I e me n t a r y
School District will be held
Tuesday, Wedl\ftday and ThUB·
day, Sept. 8, 9, and 10.
e AUGUST 25. IN!
The Corona del Mar theatre,
ln the flnal stares of comple·
tlon, ls faced with further post·
ponement In op.nlne be<'ause ol
delay In rettlng a parking Jot
~dy; when the permit for the
theatre wu l&sued last year, the
Newport Beach Council specltled
that adequate parking apaoe be
provided before the theatre could
open .•. SJx1~n -year-old Nancy
Grern ol Balboa laland was
named queen ot the Tournament
They're Going
To Stephens
On Tuesday, Sept 8, all teilCh·
eB new to the district wlll meet
with the ad:mlniltratlve staff and
special teachers. Included In the
activities will be a conducted Four students from th~ Corona
tour ol the dlstrlct. del Mar area will be attending
On Wednesday, Sept. 9. all "Stephens Collr1e ln Columbia,
members of the staff will atttend Mo., when the two.year-college
a ~rles of mHtlngs at Hora~ for women starts classes on
Enslgn Sc hoo I. Included In Sept 21.
these meetings will be a g~neral Before the fall t~rm begins,
S(>SS!On at which Or. Lloyd Mor· stud~nts who hold offices of re·
rtsett ol U.C.L.A. will add~s the sponslbillly will arrive early to
staff. all~nd a two·day Student Lead·
of Llehta ... Prtxllla Orman of
Anah~lm was chosen u Mlu
Balboa of 1949.
Tlllele waa a ~ wraD9Ioe
crt u.. ....... c.-.cu ... .
tag .... tM ,.., 1011 .... ..
tho 17 dty........S Iota -ilad St.. CICnll ,_ tiM Qty ..U.
llletwooa VIlla Way cmd IAfay.
.tto A ... 1 crt tbe A89. I ..t·
... C:O..ctl bad .-.tftd tllle ....llltd ............
tlllna91a tiMII..t.or lanete•t
Co.: tllJa W'OOir ...... .....,
.w-Itted a.. a5.125 11M ..
Jolua llattbayl llletla blda ....
Ntect-dn aacl MW b6da will be
CIIIU..s.
Chairman Walter Lon,moor of
th~ Newport Plannlne Commla·
slon announced that It will be
commlalon policy to deny bill·
board applications untlJ a new
zonlne ordinan~ Is completed.
. . . Dean Kephart ot Newport
hu started construction on a 30·
room. 7 ·Unit apartm~nt build I~
ta 1216·20 W. Balboa Blvd., Bal·
boa, for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andrr·
berr ... Danny Mllland, son of
actor Ray Mllland, wtll be vlslt·
ing Frang Ashley, 501 Carnation
Ave., Corona del Ma r, next week. On Thursday, Sept. 10. addl· ers Workshop, on Sept. 11-12. All
tlonal sessions will be ht>ld ln stuct~nts will arrive on campus
each school for the staffs of the by Sept. 14. Rt>glstratlon will take LEGAL lfOTICE
respect ive schools. place &>pt. 15·19· CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Diane Hoyle, daughter of Mr. Flctltioua Finn Name
LEGAL ROT1CE and Mrs. Jack Hoyle. l30l Bon· THE UNDERSIGNED does hereby nit" Doone, Irvine Terract>. Is , No. A·33645 onE' of the student leaders who certify that he Ls conduclne a
NOTICE TO C'REOITOP..S ha\1" ~n Invited to attend the I real esu.te business at ~ N.
ESTATE OF ELMER \,RAJ\I I Ieac1Ns· \\>'Orkshop. Newport Blvd .. Nefwl pol lrt Befalch. OWEN al!'O known a!l ELMER . Calif.. under the ct t ous nn G 0\\~. DECEASED. Ac<'t'pted for admission a~ new name of Abaro Realty and that
· students :~rf" Diana Fisher., said linn ls com~ of the lol· NOTic_E JS HEREBY GIVEN to daughtf"r or Mr and Mrs. Wil-lowing pe1110n whoae name Ln
the crechtors ol and all pe1110ru Jlam Fl!'lhrr. 101 Shorecllff Rd.. full and place of residence are
having clalrm against the Mid Shore Cliffs; Melina P~ler, as follow., to-wit·
de<-edent or said estate to file daughtt>r ol Commander and Mrs. William Dean ·Ward, 460 N.
them with the necessary vouch· William Peeler, 712 Poppy Ave., Newport Blvd Newport Beach ~rs in the office of tht> Clerk of Corona del Mar. and Patricia Calll ., '
the Su~rior Court of the Stat~ Walkt>r, daughter ol Mr. and WITNESS my hand this 15th day
of California. in and for tht> Mrs. Claude Walker. 344 Eve· of Augu.st. 1959
County of Orange, or to prf"S('nt nlng Canyon Rd .. Shore CUtts. wtLUA)t DEAN WARD the same. with thr necessary . vouchers. to the undersigned at STATE OF CAUFORNIA ~ ss.
his or her place of business, to· Scf. ..... Zlrt•l,... COUNTY OF ORANGE )
wit· ·Nora 1 Owen Executrix. 11 ft-Lif t:! •• ....t..... ON 11fLS 15th day ot Aueuat.
c:/o Ha~ood Heffernan 1r t.l ~ Ia lliiM 1959, before m~. a Notal')' Publlc
Soden. Attor~eys at Law, In and for aald county and state.
3355 Via Lido. N ~ w tl or t Anny Sgt. 1ohn Zimmerman, resldJnr t herein, d uly commla·
Beach California within al.x son of Mrs. Pearl L. Hanlu, ro3 alon~ and sworn, personally ap.
months altt>r the first pub· E. Bay Ave., Balboa, recently par· peared William Dean Ward.
Hcatlon of thla notice. tlcipated In a lengthy neld tnln· known to me to be the pe1110n
Dated: July 31. 1959. lng exerclse with the 4th Armor· whose name 1a subscribed to the
NORA 1. OWEN. ed Dlvl.alon In Grarenwohr, ~r-within lrutrument, and a cknowl·
Executrix of the Estate many. edred to me that he executed the
of said decedent. Set. ZJmmennan, a detail sup-same.
Harwood, Heffernan 1r Soden t>rvlsor In Company A of the dl· W1TNESS my hand and of·
Attorneys at Law vision's 4th Quarterm .. ter Bat· flclal .eal.
3355 VIa Lido tallon In Gopplneen. entered the
Newport Beach, California Anny In Februaey. 1943, and ar·
ORiole 3·8080 rived In Europe on this tour ot
MARY A. RAAPA.
Notaey Publlc In and for aid
County and State.
My Comml.aalon expires Aug.
Palms Motel, repaJnt aJen. 928 J ....... , ...
.. -
2 no • 1 • E. Balboa Blvd., $SO; General
Petroleum Corp., repalna and ;=========================I ~~tiona. soo E. Edrewater. * CROWN HARDWARE *
e •EW'fOIIT Harvey h ase. re·root. 408-410 wa •&80D ,...,_.&8'1W&Wi ftOa =
32nd St..~; E. J. Schmidt, en· :::. .... ..-J Pa.ll -= sundeck, 3710·12 Park ~ •• ~;--;~•;•;n~cour;;~w;;•;•;t'~~~~;e;,..;a~r;•~•;a.~~~·;.,.;·~m~
League Plans
Fashion Tea
A "Fublon Tea" wUl be pre-
sented by the Woman's Clv1c
Learue ot Newport Harbor at
1 :30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 29, u
a joint benefit tor the Commun-
Ity Youth Center tennla courta
and the Newport Harbor Volun· t~r·Bu~u.
EGREMONT
SUMMER DAY CAMP
CP!I D8IPII S 10 lt DAB •
Daily 8•"''"'*"9 • Art cmd Cndta
Sport cmcl Game Actiwitiw
TutariDg
T'W ....... .....,.....,
•1 NOJrft niTA COft& IOU., CAUP.
Til•' I IGdwwf a.U71
Th~ event will be held at the ;:.=======================::;:" DanS.h Cott~ Gardens located
behind Karen Mar,reta Imports
at 2625 E. Coast Hwy., Corona drl
Mar.
Mr.s. George Willson, second
vi~· president of the C I v I c
Learu~. wlll be In charee of the
tea. Models will be p~nted by
Bonnie Pray ot the Channe du
Prae Studio ot Modeling In
Corona del Mar.
Tickets are $2, and wlll not be
sold at the door. They can be
secured from Mrs_, William Me·
VIckers, Oriole 4·7663, or Mrs.
Robert Huber, ORiole 3·1506.
EIIDWIIW ... IIna
....... ClllArlry
REED'S TE 111m£ ......
Authorized l.ftl SALES cmd SERVICE
HABDWARE * HOUSEWARF3 * GIFTS
1802 Newport Bl•d. at 18th SL~ eo.ta MHa
Phone: Liberty 8-3G8
COsta Mesa L1••erCo.
LUMIEB-IUILDING MATEIII.AI.8
Ellzabeth Ware, dauehter of ••=,.t ...._c.-.._ LA tt ~~~~~
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ware ot Udo ~~===~:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Isle. hu donated 50 books of -
the fifth and sixth erade Ieveli
from her own library to the new
Corona del Mar Ubrary. Eliza·
beth's father l.a chalnnan of the
Newport Beach Ubrary board.
The books will be Wled by
.rudrnta at the Corona drl Mar
School and Harbor VIew School,
and are the first step In an em·
phaal.a on youth thla y~ar by the
Friends of the Ubraey.
Included In the 50 boob are
"The Forbidden Forest'" by Dar·
ret Berrlean. "Lonny Coon:
Antics of a Rolltcklng Racoon"
by Sam Campbell ... Wild Folks
In the Wood" by C. L.. Senton,
"Beloved Ra.!Jcab" by Sam Camp·
bell. "The Chance of Treasure"
by M . E. Patcettp and "California
Camel AdventUJ'ft" by Gladys
Faxon.
SAVING
IS A FINE ART
It ta kes talent to paint a bright future with the
security of aavinga ... but you'll find that you can
create a real "masterpiece" when you aave requ.
larly at loqUna federal ... where your aaving.
earn more in safety! Start now!
Attorneys tor Executrix duty In November, 1957.
Publish Aue. 6. 13. 20. 27. 1959.
In £he Newport HP ~bor Erulgn.
16. 1959. F« .., ._..ttty ..,...... c.a .... 4% nRANNUM u .. &Up c~.~ .4t.. 0 1 J..CIIIG. Pub: Auc. 20, 27: Sept. 3, 10. '59 EM!"' ,~ c... oaw. J..4UO.
SEJO-UIIVAL aEJOaT OP JVIUC ADIIDiltii.A1'0a
TO THE HONORABLE RAYMOND 11f0MPSON. PROBATE 1UDGE OF THE SUPEIUOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN
AND FOR n1E COUNTY OF ORANGE:
CONTINUING
Mr. JUcbcml was tlllo offldal RAYMOND A. BRANDT, M. D~ Public-Ad:mlntatrator of aald county, reapecttully makH thla mum of aU estates of dec:edenw
gNOtor. cmd looked pntty I whic-h hav~ come Into hla hands tor the tenn commendne 1anuaey J. l..!~Sa, and endln• June 30, 1&: lAIUIA FEDERAl sbcup 1D lll1a f1ArweNd shirt cmd -Funeral experwea
taUT bert. .,. Wo of tho peaty Money which debts, claims ~
was ....Sy di~ botwooD Name Date App-raUed Admlnlatrator expe~ of ad -
Omborto DoVWa cmd Adelaide No. of Lettena Value hu received mlnlatraUon paid
Porter. Without t.boM two tbo of Decedent Iaued ot Eatate ln each eatate to date
party would ......,. booD a lltUo ~ •
slower. WlaMn of the -.t PA 881 John Orla 1enkln" March 3, 1959 $15,312..29 $4.516.34 $2,061.21
drMMd eout.at an aunouDdod PA 882 Sarah Beaaley a.lkla Feb. 20, 1959 523.00 373.00 12.50
•t flDd t Sara K. Beasley lD mystery • I caa ou PA 883 Claudia Ruth Nol3nd Marc:h ~. 1959 Not ~pp'~..: 99UJ2
tbelr DCDDOL tlw(N probably PA 884 lean Baptlate Teylagulnn, March 31, 1959 5,.28'l.26 5.442.2;
bid1DCJ out ..... ....._ etc.
PA 885 Charles MlUer Glaamlre
* * * The Nt>Wport Dunl'" Is ~r·
talnly a nlce pla~ to have a
party. It'll espedally nice If you hav~ any children In the family.
1 know this will be only the flnat
of many vlalts to the Dunes Cor
~-
* * * ft rtr • ell1 ., "" .. , ................ .... ....................
PA 886
PA 887
PA 888
PA 889 PA 890
A-32927 PA 881 PA 882
PA81 PAaM
a/k/a Charles M. Glassmlre
kryl Edna Wyllie
Harry CarteT a/kla Bany H. Cartu
Arthur Klllman Rafael Tejeda Cardenas ~ant AllrtNIOn
l'lltJMr Anna Jlobertl
f'l'a.ldl J'a.rrow Pullne ,..,.
ADdmf T. Jofl.uon autb A. Johnl&on a/kla JbrtJt lohftllbln A1aft P.A-.
March 27, 1959 2,750.00 None
Aprlt 6, 1959 15,C42.01 &41.01
April 6, 1959 Not App'd. 2,658.54
April 6, 1959 Not App'd. 1,o&4.0S
Apt11 10, 1958 Not APP'd. um.n
April 11, 1J59 Not ~ 8'71..11
~ ~lD 19 a.naa 1.18 Not ~d. None
Ma,y I. 11111 Not App'cl. Jfone
l ane 12. J .. Not App'cl. l.-.a2 .rvoe 1t, 1ICII !fot App'cl. ....
June 12.1D 15.00 15.00
51.50
692.28
134.00
1~
17.00 15.00 881.50 llU2 rrone
Kone
lfone Wone
MOMY on
de~tt
County ~'l
$2.456.13 360.50
943.12
{,749.98
None
!lm.01 ~
1,.0n..Gt 1.8.'73 ...
2.8.51
None
None J~
35.00
Approximate
Value of prop«ty ln
hands of
Admlnlatrator
I
$10;795.95 1S).00
None
None
2.7SO.OO
14,.1m.OO 50.00
Unditennlned Undetmnlned Undetermlned ~
Ul\detlttmtned
Un......._.
u~ u~
None
SAVINGS AJa) LOAN AROCIJLDON o.-c-.r'•.....,, , ~-•....., ...... a'-•m . en
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tv1iss Marcia Moorhead Weds
John L. Cashion of Glendale
Mt.u Matda Adele MOOl'hUd,
da~chter ot Mr. and MJW: 1ack
Moorhead of 1201 CUff Dr., CUrt
Raven, uchanced rnamace vcnq
Saturday evenlnjf, Auc. 22, With
1ohn Lawrence Cuhlon ot Glen·
dale, at the Beverly Vl.sta Pres·
byterian Church.
The bride, who wu cJven In
marrtace by her rather. wu
dreued tn a n oor lencth em·
CHIJRCHF.S
JfEWIOIIT 'nb DAY ADUlf'TUT
''The Simple Truth" wUl be the
aermon topic of the Rev. R. G.
Mote at the 11 a.m. Saturday
service. At the Youth meettnc at
4:30 p.m. Saturday, the subject
of the procram and panel dis·
cusaJon will be "ChrIst Ian
CourtH)'."
CJDISTlAJI ICIEKCE CIIVBCIIES
Jesu.a' admonitions and coun·
sel to his follower.~ as well as
ht. lnsplrtnc llfe example will
form the a4bject matter to the
LeMon-Sermon entitled "Christ
Jesu.a" to be head at the Corona
del Mar, Newport and Costa
Mesa Chrllltian Science Churches
Sunday. The Colden Text from
John states, "God ao loved the
world, that he gave his only be·
rotten Son, that whosoever be·
Jleveth In him s hould not perish,
but have everlutlng life" (3:161.
broidered orcandy cown. with
abort aleeva and portrait neck-
Une. Her bridal headpiece wu
a crown of flOWfl'a wlth linger·
tip length veiL
The matron of honor wu Mra.
IUchard McAdoo. The brides·
maida were M'-Ann Clbllon,
Ml• Joan HaWkins, Mi.. Sally
Pflater and Ml• Mullyn Cash-
Ion, alster of the bridecroom.
They wore blue lace s heath w .
feta gowna and carried C&JICad·
lng light and dark blue corn
nowen. Mrs. David Hughes was
In charge of the guest book.
The bridegroom Is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawn"nce Caahlon
ot 1900 Fern Ln., Glendale. Serv·
lng u hla best man was David
Cashion, hla brother. The uahers
were Bryan Cashion, another
brother, and Thomu Lamia, Ron
Brown and Frederick Coulter.
The reception waa held at the
Hotel Bei·Air. The bride's mother
wore a champagne brocaded silk
gown, and the mother of the
bridegroom wore a pink chiffon
sheath.
After a honeymoon at Y08em·
lte and Lake Tahoe. the young
couple will reside In Pasadena,
and the bride will teach there.
Both of the young J)('Ople are
graduates of USC. The bride·
groom was president of Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity at USC.
8&1NCAWJ ..... ll I II I
'fiiOMIDA'r. AOGOST .,, ...
CIIRIBTIAN SCIENCE
SEBVJCES
PmiT c:ao.::a OP c:a:&il1', KIDIJI1',
3303Vla Udo
, Newport Beach
READING ROOM-
3315 Vla Lldo, Newport .Beac:b
Open week day._ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesdays 9 a..m. • 7:45p.m. Tuead.aya and Friday._
9 a.m. tz:J::i sEOOJm arvaca or ,
SCIEJfTIST
Jllewpol't a..cb at
ColoDa del Mar
3839 Ea!Jt Cout Highway
Corona del Mar
READING ROOM-
3839 East Coast Highway
Open week days-
10 a.m . to 3 p.m.
StnmAY SEJIVJCES IJII
80"111 C'llu.CIIES
SUNDAY SCHOOL .. ...9:15 un.
SUNDAY SERVICES 11 :00 a .m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS ... ____ • .8:00 p m.
You are cordJalJy Invited to
attend the Church Services
and to use the Read!~ Room.
LUTIEUI CIIUICI
CIIMadt of .........
JSD E. c-t IIJ9bway
c. .... a& ll4D
StnrDAY. AUCUST 30
8:00 A.M.-The Service
11:00 A.M.-The Service
Miss Kay Boardman of COM
Is Bride of William Johnson ST. AJfDaEWI .llUIYTEJWUf
Plans Made
for Carnival MrL John c.dlion, the fonner MMCi• Adele Moort. •• d.
Marriage vows were exchanged
Saturday afternoon at St. An·
drews Presbyterian Church by
Miss Kay Janice Boardman,
daughter of Mr. and Mr.~. Cl&r·
ence Boardman of Irvine Terrace,
and William W. JohNIOn, so"' of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hyman of
Westclitt.
Dr. EWing Hudson read t h e
double ring service.
Mr. Boardman gave his daugh·
ter In marriage. The bride wu
dressed In a white peau de sol
gown fashioned with an Alencon
lace bodice and sweeping chapel
traJn. The 3·Uered veil was held
In place by a cap of matching
lace sprinkled with seed pearls.
She carried a crescent bouquet of
tuberous begonias with Illy of
the valley.
Mrs. J. Michael Layne was the
matron of honor, and Miss Ruth
Turner served as maid of honor.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. Mil·
Ile McKinnon and Mlsa Jennie
Lund. They wore gowns of ny·
Jon chiffon In 2 shades of aqua,
fashioned with a round neckline,
short sleeves, and tight cummer·
bun d.
Kim Emigh was the nower girl.
a nd she wore a white organdy
dress and canied blue carna ·
tlons. Mrs. Ralph Deaver was the
organist.
Roger McKinnon was the best
man, and the uahers were BNce
Benedict, Gene Benedict, John
Dr. David Donnan, former pas·
tor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Santa Monlcla. will
preach on "Words to Live By" at
the 8 :15, 9:35 and 11 a .m. Sun·
day services.
JIIEWJOIIT P11IST IAPTIST
"Uvlnc Epistles" will be the
sermon topic of the Rev. Herbert
Johnson at the 11 a.m. Sunday
service. His topic at the 7 p.m .
aervtce will be '1"he Courage of
Conviction."
CIRIST c:JinCJI IY TBI: SEA
"Uke a n Idle Tale" wtll form
the subject upon which the ~.
Ray Ragsdale, district super·
visor of the Loti Angeles District
Methodist Churches, will preach
at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday
services.
JIIEW'POIIT BU.OB LUTBEBAX
"Humble Yourselves Before
God" will be the sermon topic of
the R~v. John Propp at the 8:45
an~ 11 a m . Sunday services.
~~~~~=~~~~~~~Cable and John Davldlwn.
;. The reception was held at the C.C. Meeting
Set Sept. 16
OPEl
FOIIUSIIESS
•
DL JOIIK W. Kc<:AIE.. 0.1).
onoJRTaJIT
of
coaOJIIA DEL KAB
10M East eoc.t IDibWGf
* OltlOLE ~..cMI7
church, where Mra. Thomu Mee-
han was In c-harce of the guest
book. The bride's mothl'r wore a
pink Italian sheath with match·
lng hat and a<'C'eSSOries, and shl'
carried a double white orchid on The next general membership·
her handbag. The brid<'groom's breakfa'it of the Newport Har·l
mother was dres..~ In a beige bor Chamber of CommercE' wiU
silk organza gown. with ma trh · he Wednesday. Sept. 16, at the I
1 ing hat and aCC'('SSOriP'\, anr1 ha <l Balboa Bay Club. f'Xe<'UII\e di·
an orchid corsage. I rt'i'tor h r k Barnett announred at
After honeymooning In Carrnc>l thf' mf't'tlng or t he> Chamber dl·
and San Franrisro, thP nf'WIY· rN·tor'! ~1onc1ay noon.
weds will m ak<' tht>lr home In Hu ~hP'\ Prortucta Corp. will
~=;;;;;;;~~~====~~ Pomona. Tht>y art' both graduate, I prMCnt the program. enutled -:: of Newport Harbor High Sc-hool. "Semi rond~.«"to,.,hlp t.:nder Full
and of Orange Coast College. Tht> Sa il " Jam~ Lev ll"H , managN of .. f y J br1de attendert San Jose Slate> the Hughes S<-mi·Conr1uctor Di· "' W ... College, a nd the bridegroom will vision in Nf'wport &-ar h. will tell
• be continuing his studie<~ nt thP of thC' de<'ision to !orate ht>re and
• People 1wwe beeft ~ California State Polytechnic Col· I ahoul the probll'ms of moving a
.._ ~ lege In Pomona. large organization and st111 1 ,. Mylnc) •• • .<I ~ maintaining a production st•hed· ~ b.f'.-vln9 th•t ~ lllel'lllv Til Sal ull' Display a nc1 a news reel will ~ 11J alo;o be on the program. ~ YOU ..... ~ fer frltlay at No•• Thl' breakfast meeting will be· ~ UIUI "'I -e gin at 7:30 om .. and the cost
~ DO 8£110 ~ The Hoag Auxiliary will holrl wtll be S2. 1\lr. Barnett said .
.,. ~ a maternity tea at 2 p.m. to·
"' ~ morrow (Frldayl at the hospita l SAJLDfC TO SOUTH SEAS
~ • ~ for mothers· tO· be who are Mr. and MNI. Dale Thompson
t '
..,; scheduling a visit to the rna· of 318 Heliotrope A\'e .• Corona P I e r S ~ ternlty wing between Oct. 15 del Mar, art> aboard the S..S. e ~ and Nov. 15. Husbands and Monterey. which set sail yester· ~ .,. grandparents are alao Invited. day for the South Sea Islands, ~ FUR N 1 T U R E ~ Mrs. Dorothy McMullen, who Is New Zealand and Australia.
• ~ In charge of the obstetrical de· ~ (J'..-11 J)af;a'a) ~ partment. wiU dt.cu.a the do's f.or to, q .. nty ptinth•t· u l tiM ~ and don'ts of her de~rtment. _ E.ip ~ Co~ Ol*e ~
Complete IIGme ~
~ u.rty 1-MM ~ •••=rata ...
COSTA WISA
New Fine Arts Department
Is Formed in Tuesday Club
A workshop meeting of the
Harbor VIew School PTA wa.a
held yesterday at the home of
Mrs. Robert Underwood of Corona
del Mar, ways and means vice·
president, to work on prt>para·
tlons for the Hallowe'en carnival
to be held at Harbor View
School on Saturday, Oct. 31.
1111 lell., ZI·Y ..
Llclll•i .. ll.lies
The carnJval will I n c I u de
games, prizes, a food booth. a
white elephant booth, a parade,
and a country store selling hand· the Costa Mesa Chapel of Baltz
craft, doll clothes and Christmas
1
Mortuary. The Rev. Harry Owings
gift Items. officiated.
Craig Grainger and John Sem· r-------------,
pie are In charge of booths; Mrs. I SOUTH SHORES
John Case. the country store; BAPTIST CHURCH
Mr.~. James Ray, flnanC"es ; Mrs. Rubert A.~ D.D.
C. E. Schwaneke and M~.~ IUalater
Charles Rote, food; Charles SUJfDAY, AUCUST 30 Spangler. lighting; Mrs. Ann 11 A..M.
Blackwell. musi<'; Mrs. Rufus "Dr. Luke Presc-ribes"
Davis and HNb Hester. parade; !Part 21
Mrs. Bill Marriner, prizes; Mr.~. 7:30 P.M.
Lyell Buttermore and Mrs. Paul "External or Internal"
Holmes, publicity; Mrs. Merll 1 Study of the Sixth Beatitude 1
Graham, tickets. and Mrs. Robert LACUWA IEACB
Cooper; Mrs. Stanley Van Dyke. AliT CJU.Ll:rt
special games; and MJ1. Wil· Coast BifJtway at CWf Drl .... ~. Sexton, white ,elephant A CordJal Welcome Awaits You
TO
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BACK TO
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Webster's
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LIMIT OJIIE TO A CUSTOMER
WIIILZ TilEY LAST
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NOTE PAPER
U.YPEIS
39c .. 49c
12 PENCILS -'ft'
49'19-.r
•
The Alt« 511 B is thf'
fi nest hJch frequency horn available or
practical for home
use The natural ex·
ponential d eve I o p
ment of Its shaJ)f' and
heavy c-ut aluminum
construC'llon a s s u r "
smooth dl.stribution at
all frt'Quencles a n d
complete f r e e d o m
from resonan<'el or coloration. Used wtth
the 812 driver and :iOf)
cycle crOIIIOVer nt"t
work, It comp1emf'nt!'l
either onco or two 80.1
bass speakers to com
prtse a system of out·
standlnc fjdellty.
SPIIIL
SIIIIT SAVEl
Ste1109 apher's
NOTE BOOK
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MULnPUER PENCIL lOX
Oil Firm's Plan to Prevent
Odo~s Is-Shown to Officials
The M .. t'b for tiM Wett New-
port odor wu ~ In IUU
torat Monday at the oU drUitna
operatlona of C. E. ICada.ne •
Sons on Ute Matby bl\lffa. ,
Jim Gllatrap. manapr tor Ka·
dane. abowed tl\e control equlp·
ment belna uted to eliminate the
famJUar hydroaen aulphJte (rot·
ten eee) odor. The present ~ro
ceu apparently ta lettlna aome
ot the odora escape, but Mr. CU·
sttap aald that complete elimina-
tion ls the roaJ ot a new Inciner-
ator method now belne Installed.
This auper-heat.l the euee up
to 2,400 and 2,600 dearree. fahren·
helt and Ia de.terlbed a.s t ool
proof.
Makin& the odor tour were
MQot Jamet Stoddard, Super·
v1eor Claire Net.on, COUncilman
Cbarlee Hart, City Manqer lob·
ert Shelton and West Nf'WPC)I'tm~
Howard Wrlaht and noyd Hahn.
who bad told the-City CouncU
that the odors eame from the oil
dr1llina operaUon.
Mr. Wrta'ht admitted he bad
~n In 8rof ln aaylna at the
Aue. 10 Councll meetlna that It
wu Clty Manaaer Shelton whom
they had asked to ~heck up on
the Kadane operation. Instead,
It was a.nother Bob -City Man.·
ager Uneer of Costa Mesa, Mr.
Wright aald.
I••·W•Hir .. lerto
,_. 11 CDI Cll•cll
The Rev. Walter Dobler ..()f
Bolton, Mau., natlon&J Concre·
gatlonal Christian secretary of
adult work and family lite. will
speak on "The Oema ncb of Dla·
clpleahlp" at the 9:30 and 11 a .m.
Sunday services at the Corona
del Mar Community Church.
ANTIQUE AUaiON
STOCK AID RITURES
I&TH AT HIGHWAY 39
WESTIIISTER
China, elass, dolls, toys. mechanical banks. !'IC'in'.
guns, swords, 17 inch mahogany music box. AmNiran
pewter, pine and VIctorian furniture, satin and cran.
berry hanging lamps, mahogany china cabinet'!, Hull
mirrored, large and small) clocks. large spinning
wheel, huee brass and onyx table, paintings. prints,
brass, Iron, copper, SHOWCASES, etc., Nc .. etr.
COLOIEL PHIL HAISOI, Auctioaeer
930 a.m. 1•., Auc. 31, ILL DAY
300 Attend Picnic Marking .
EnCJ of Summer Ball Playing
* * * 'nle ~nts, t'Oilches and tl't
players 01 tbe Corona del Mar
baU seama tut'Md out Jn tun
(ContitnMd O'CIID ,._1) ltaUon, by tet.phone for or on t~ Satw'd~ attemoon tor an
matt« or publlallecl artlck IUdl behalf of any charitable UM, pur· old·fuhtoMd pJcnte wltb all the
eolldtatlon la made by telephone pow, ueodatlon, corporation or trlmmlnp. Jnclucllna 110me top-
or telqrapll, the ilolldtor lh&JI Institution. T h 11 prohlbiUon notch ball playlna. About 300 pre~~ent to each person who con· ahaU not apply to any commun· enjoyN the fatlvitJes at the
aenta to or Indicates a wllllftl· lcatlon by telephone betw~n Youth Centctr crouncll.
nt-to contribute •.• web In-pereon• pereonally known to u d b -:~ formation card or ~Ilea thent· each other. n ou t~ the hirhllaht ot ot.u the afternoon was the eame be·
• Sollcltatlon for religious tween the mothers of Pioneer
A lee ot $10 mu.t accompany purpoeea Ia uempted from the Learue players and the Pioneer
the tiline of a notice ot Intention. provlslon ot thla ordinance. Here I Pirates. The unotflclal .teore·
Up to 24 repllcaa will be pro· Ia the apecltlc wordlna: '1"he keeper ta.llled the result u !ol·
vlded lor thla fee, and additional provisions o t ~tlons 4 3 0 7 1~: Pirates, 14 'runs, Iota ot
coplea wiJI coet one cent each. throur h 4315 shall not apply to I hits, few errors; mothers, 10 runs,
Other provisions ot the ordln· any solicitations made upon several hlt.l, lola ot errora.
ance are: premises owned or O<'Cupled by The •trates pushed acrosa 8
• • A fina ncial report muat ~ the asaoclatlon upon whOM be· runs In the first lnnlne. mainly
given to the city w:lthln 30 days half such solicitation ls made, because they found that the
after the close of a lund drive. nor to any as.•1oclatlon aollcltlng mothers couldn't handle buntt-d
dt-talllng the collections and ex· contributions aolely from pereon.s balls very well. The dads came
penses. who are membera thereof at the to the rescue by ruling that bunt·
• The ordinance prohlblt.l the time of s uch aollcltatlon, nor lng was Illegal for the afternoon.
solicitation of funds by means of shall they be applicable to SO· Grace Buttermore drove In the
boxes or receptablea, such as Jlcltatlons made solely tor evan· only run' for her side In that In·
have ~n used In the March of I gelical, missionary or religious nlng with a screaming line drive.
Dimes polio fund drives. purposes." Thl' mothers then exerted their
• House to house sollcltatlon a uthority. holding the lads to 5
by children under the age ot 16 allJDCE PLAT TO BEStJME 1 runll In the second lnnlnJ, and
Is prohibited. The orginal pro· The duplicate bridge group of onlv one In the third. meanwhile
posal was to prohibit soliciting the Newport rhaptt'r of the Na· adding approximately 3 runs to
by children un less accompanied . their own score In the !!eCOnd
by an adult. Mr. Somers said pro· tlonal Charity League will beiln and 6 more In the final Inning.
vision wu eliminated on the Its second year of play Friday, Amonr the stars were Mrs. Jack
grounds that charity drives are Sept. 4, at the Balboa Bay Club. Nelson, who hit what was de-
an adult responsibility. He also The group wllJ meet each Friday scribed as a s loppy lnslde·the·
recalled the case of the Tacoma at 9:30 a.m. park homer; Mrs. Jack Fowler,
child who dlaappeared while
selling Camp Fire Girl mints and
later was found dead.
• The ordinance prohibits SO·
Jlrltlng on public streets and In
JIUhltr buildings. This would out·
law such sollcltlnr as the sale of
NEW COUNCIL DISTRICT
PLAN OKA YEO FOR CITY
\tf'morlal Day poppies. • Person!! soliciting on behalf The recommf'ndatlons of the • Accepted the gltt of $2,500
of a ~y charitable association redlstrlctlng comnllttee were ac.l for the Corona del Mar library
mu'lt have a signed authorlza· cepted by the Newport Beach from John Trebler In the name of
tlon from the association, and City Counrll Monday evening, I the late Ruby Stevenson of Cor·
the names of the solicitors must and City Attorney Waltt-r Char· ona del Mar.
be tiled with the city The au· amza waa Instructed to prepare • IU-celved a letter trom the
thorlzatlon shall be valid for not the necHS&ry ordinance. Central Newport Beach Commun-
longer than 3 months from the The new councilmanic dbtrlct.l l lty Aasn. promising full coopera-
date Issued will be In effect for next year's tlon and support for the city's
• The sollrltor must give a City Council election, but no no·drlnklng and no·lltler laws on
receipt to the person maklnr a I candidate will be declared In· the beaches.
contribution In exress ot one eligible by reason of change of • ~lved a letter from Mr.
dollar. boundarlet~. and Mrs. Sheldon Craddock, 226
• The notice of Intention to Council also~ Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar,
solicit must be accompanied by favoring a plan to remove all
a stateme-nt concerning any TALICS Olf JliOJf CUJITADf conceuJons from• the COM state
wbo 0«\\tH a DMt bldden baU
play, Uwtn dJdn't have tbie heart
lo tac the runner, and Mra.
lloward Lind, the .tartlna
pitcher.
Prole.lonal caliber baU wu
dlaplay.d u the dada Ullfet the
Plon~r and Piedmont eoaches In
a thriller, 8 to 4. There wu auch
talent aa Ray Ceorre, usc back·
11eld coach , who wu captain of
the dada and did the catching;
Werner Schram, pitcher, whoee
balJ.playlna daya went as far
back aa 1921 at L.A. JeUeraon
lll&h; pitcher Bob Schofield. who
played at HunUnrton Park Hleh;
Chuck Rote, catcher for the
coaches, former athlete of the
year a t St. Albans In Syc!imore,
Ill.; John Semple, pitcher for
the coache., former aeml-pro
player; Merll Graham, reUef
pitcher, basketball star from
Compton College.
The dada .teored twice In the
first Jnnlna. In the third Inning.
Sandy Cameron cleared the
ten~ with a home run bllll,
driving In Graham ahead of hlm
to tie the acore.
The dad.! put the aame on Ice
In the third wtth a 4-run rally,
w:lth Wa lah, Schofield. Butler and
Cooper croulng the plate. Semple
and Rote scored tor the coaches
In the third, but It wasn't enough
to ratch the dads.
Tom Wahner, who played for
the coaches, was presented .a
golna·away eltt by the coaches
and parents. because he was re·
slenlna that aftf'rnoon u recrea·
tlon director at the Youth Center.
IIPEIIW.
CHRYSLER
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REAL ESTATE
ADS FOR
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VALUES
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SALES AND SERVICE
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LDielty • .,.
Dlrect.Jy Acrou From the Balboa Ba.y Club
agrt'f'ments for payments of SO· VIctor Ruzicka of Glendale. a beach tor one year. lirlto~ M prommers, and any nat~e ~ ~h~~vakla, now ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ rhange<~ In s uch agreements dJ.atrict manager for the Metro·
must he rPported to the city polltan Life l n.su rance Co .• will
within 24 hours. talk on the topic, ''In Front and
• The rlty shall have the pow· Behind the Iron Curtain," at
rr to Investigate factual s1ate· the noon meeting of the Newport ml'nt~ made In the notlre of In· Ha rbor Kiwanis Club today
tl"nllon or any other statemt>nts I Thursday 1 at the VIlla Marina I
or rl"ports filed with the city. Restaurant. Glendale Klwanlans
• No ~1110n shall. for pecun-will attend the meeting.
lnry rompt>nsatlon or consldera·
tlon, conduct or make any sollc· u .. EMip deeaifle4 ecft. Ol ].(1650.
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CONTlACTS FOR ENTEATAINBS• for th. ennual dinner of the
Herbor Visiton Assn. we,. 1igned Monday moming at tho Sh~
Cliff, home of Mrs. Robert R~r. th. Herbof-visitor, who cells
on newcomers in the area and who is pictured with S of the spon·
sotS of the Visitors Assn. From left to right are Hugh Mynatt of
Richards Lido Market, Mrs. G. H. Peirsol of Corona del Mar Phar·
mocy. P. A. Polmer of New~·Bolboo Sevin91 ond Loa? Assn ..
Jock Bidwell of Bidwell's Mens Shops. Theo Robins of Robins Ford
and M". R~r. Tho din ner porty will be held Wednesday eve·
nin9, S.pt. 16, at tho B,lboo Bay Cub. Tho entertoinen will be
comedienne Arieno Harris, singing troubadou'r Nid Lucas and
comedien Wo"y Brown. (Photo by Howard Folsom.)
larl Comu U~t Fr111
Tlllr4 to Wll Slllot
Karl Stal scored 530x600 with
7 x'a to win the Half Intern•·
tlonal Coune fired durlne the
South Coast Gun Club's weekly
smallbore rifle tournament Frl·
day night. Karl wu In third
place after the prone and kneel·
Ina flnng, but he went Into the
lead by 13 polntJI In the difficult
... ndlne position. Richard Gro-
ean of Lone Beach was second,
and Dave KlmH of Cliff Haven
wu third.
IIUFFIII
I CULT.
ALTEUTIOW coXTaACTOa
Add a r-.-· · · .U.S. ..... doon .......... '-*7 wla·
cJows ••• baild lD ldtdlesaa
••• ad4 batlt..
OIUole s.....a . oaw. s-1113
Appredotloa el
tiM .........
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Club for laor
aor•lco aa lb ........ , .....
oxproaaod "r
tbo gift of •
bnlcelet to .....
gant (N.n. Bel)
J)lko (rlglat)
........... ta.ra·
od o•or tlao
va•ol to •••
pi'Midnt L or•
ralao (Mra.
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Cood..U
North Wins Star Regatta,
Bill Ficker of Balboa Is Third
Lowell North. a 30-year-o1d H-3 point,.
sail-maker from Mission Bay. 2. "Turmoil" -Gal)' Com('r,
sailed his way to the champion· skipper: Bill Hackel, crew; Jack·
ship of the International Star· son Park. Ill., l37 points.
boat class Saturday o!f Newport 3. Nhycusa" -Bill Fi<'ker.
Harbor. skipper; Tom Skah~ll. crew; New-
In hi!'! "North Star Ill," Mr. I port Beach, 134 potnts.
North finished a lmost 60 sec·
ond.s faster than Saturday's sec-,1980 C..IJ Fair on place boat, ''Nhycusa." sailed
by the 1958 champion, Bill Fie· Set for .lily 12·11
keT, of Balboa. who finished In I
third place for the series. The Orange County Fair Board
Before the final ro<'E'. Mr.,Jast wt>ek set July 12 through 17
• North was ~nd place In the as the dates for the 1960 !air, and
'aeries, one point behind Cary I approved a budget of $151.802 to
Comer of llllnoi1l. operate the fairgrounds !or 1960.
What was expe<.-tt>d to be a I The board recommended con-
final duel betwt>en Mr. North and atructlon o! a junior exhibit
Mr Comer In hl.s '"Turmoil," 1 building. $175.000; a feature ex-tu~ed out to be a ciOf!e battle hlblta bulldlnr . $250,000, and a
between Mr. North. the 1957 Star new arena, $30,000.
champion, and Mr. Ficker, the
1958 Star champion. In 1958. Mr.
Ficker had beaten Mr. North on
hla home waters at Mission Bay.
Mr. Comer, wh o was the only
racer In reaJ contention w \ t h
North. beeafl\e cauaht In a start·
Inc Une jam and wound up In
el1hth place.
The final lt&ndln&s of the n rat
three boats were:
1 "North Stu Ul" Lowell
North. aklpper; Mort CarUie,
crew; ~ion Bay, San Dle10.
DO YOU WANT • job, • ti4e. •
............. ~ llttw7 Or ... ,_ .......
-~ te teU Try EMit• d.ut-fW .._ caw. J..cuo.
•••ur• F•••••
,. -· STEll 1.
NOW SERVED EVERY DAY OF THE~
Ill .....
Good Beading
for the
Whole Family
~11M
·fats
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I
1New Teachers Announced
For Co·sta Mesa High School
New te.aellera at ec.ta MeA Rt la a &raduate of Lon& Beach
Rllh 8c:booJ th18 )'MJ' are: State Collqe. 1111• Ia hla tint
Tbam.u BeatDn. lAtin end year of tnchln&.
EbaJiab. Be 18 a padtaate ot tbe Marlon Rlaner, IIOdal 1tudJe11.
Un1ftnlty ot Mkblpn, and He Is a eraduate of U.C.L.A. He
taulht In Saeruaeato befON taught formerly at Tornn~ Hleh
eomln& to eo.ta M-. Scbool
a&WJOaT ~~aao. DIIGII '
YaUIIDAY. AVGVIT 17. a•
Glamour
Glimpses
Mlaa Nan c y Jo P'erl\*)ft. Mrs. Nancy Rubenstein. busl-Sk1rts a nd sweaters. akJI'tJI and
&lri'a pb}'lllcal education. She 1.1 ness education. She Ia a eraduate blouses, and then more akJI't.S.
a &raduata of U.c.L.A. 11\la Is of Mlchi1an State University, blouses and IWeat.era! We have
her tint year ot teacblna. and taueht hleh school In Long 1 Just nevt>r had such a beautiful
Stephen lundantan, math. He Beach. array or tbeM wonderful I~
went to school In Ohio, and Georee Seltrld,-e, Spei'lal t>du for the college glrla, the hllh
tauJht In Dayton, Ohio. cation. Ue Ia a lraduat(' of Long school r lrl. or jUBt any o! u.s who
P I M--'--·-1 t dl Beach State College. and taught like the casual look. au ~-. aoc •I • u H . at Western Hl"h School In Ana.
He l.a a .,aduate from the Unl· helm wo aro tnaly ....., pnud of
veraJty of Nebruka, and taught M~. B4!tty Smith. sc-lenN' and our aelec:tloD. .ad .....,. day
at Belvue Hleh School In Ne· rlrl'a phyalcal education. She Is tbe pcM~tmcna bdap u cmother
bruk.a. a anduate of the Unlvenuty of poup ... tbat tile glr1a lD U..
John O'Brien, boy's physic California at Santa Barbara, and IDCidlia9·lD depcutaa•t caa
education and driver tralnlnr. taurht at Hora<"e Enslen School ba:rdly a..p ap wltb It alL So
He ls a craduate ot the Unlvera· In Newport Beach. lf yoa ,...._.t bMa Ia for a
lty of California at Santa Bar· Ken W1Uiam10n, IOC'Ial studies fnr day&. you will probahly
bara, and taurht at Western and driver training He Ia •I --out -._ oi U....
Hlch School In Anaheim. graduate o! U.C LA . and taught l09'0ly lt.u lf yoa doa't burry
tlon. He Ia a graduate ot Long Ml.sa Mary Wuln, EneiLsh and
Ernest Palmer, business educa. In Beverly liJllJJ. l lD.
Beach State Coll&ee. and taught crafts. She attendt!'d FrMno State Just }e5tf'rday, I a:aw a lady
at Garden Grove Hleb School. College and thf' Vnlverslty o! II) 1ng on a new jacket 11tyle
Clare Preston, woodab.op, metal Redlands. Thla is her first year sweater done Jn whltf' \4001 \4Ith
shop and mechanical drawtne. of teaclline. a _half cable stitch pa~rn J
In bepiDq with our policy of allowing only the
freshest merchaDctiM cmd neYer (.,..11. hardly
eYer) CCII'I'yi.ng our Rock from one MCDOD to the
next. we CI:D.DOUDC»
•
our
August
listed below are a few of the w onderful buys
to be fo und in this extraordinary sale·
CurYed Off-white Sofa •
Black Leather Ottoman •
Walnut Lamp Table
Lounge Chair
CoDIIOle Chest
CoHee Square Table
PICTURES
• 725.00 112 OfT
98.00 113 OFF
. 69.95 113 OfT
159.00 lf3 OfT
19SJJO lfs OFF
• 41.00 113 OfT
ACCESSORIES ..
thmk it would be wonderful just
as a topper m.er d~. or
skirt . . . you know, whcon wt.>
got out and want just a c·a<;ual
but light wrap.
T1MD tben aro tboee 9cmJ·
ooua aew Tyeora .,.oaten wltb
aldrta to matc:b. cSoDe lD a
boauWul color cal1ed F'1emJab
Blue. ADd U..ro la U.. oae tbat
&oolu oxacUy lib It la bcmcl
laa1t. lD a b69 yara. CIIICl U..
color la called Aadeat Copper.
Of c:ouno, gb'la. -you Dow •
.. an b.eadqacutera for Caab·
meroa. CIIICl ltallaD lmtta. but
we waat you to be ...,.. CIIICl
Jmow aboa:t aU ~ u.. otber ....... ADd ., CMIDe .,....
bow tlaa.t tiM Jldoea .. Mada
tlaa.t .,... c.a .a...s .. bcrre
......-al~ ......
Just a ~nder: Thla Is the
last wep.k of our Au~USt Coat
f'Vent. It ends Auc. 31. Ten per
crnt of! on a brand new coat for
fall Is a real nke aavlne. and
the coats Al'f' ., pretty. So do
come runnina rtcht alona.
Be ieelnl you.
2515 &.. Cout ~
co ... Da. IIAJl
O.W. S-1-
De "" _.... letterhe.tl.., • ..,.lopes. .,...._.._ __ .., Mt;-
CMtll7 C.l .... ~ jllltiatiat -..
I ~.()l*e~
TilE CATILLAC or PBT roo~a OZ. STOKI.ET'S-17 01. PURR CAT FOOD 3 for 33c
SUNSHINE KRISPYS
SOFT WEAVE TWIJf PKC.
TOILET PAPER
TRAPPEY YAMS
uaars 12 oz.
ROAST BEEF
IIPIIIIUS
CUTS
Lb. 29c
25c
17 Oz. 27c
SSe
SWEETPEAS
SNOWS CLAM CHOWDER
uaars GOLDEII 17 oz.
CREAM CORN
MAZOLA
u:aan • oz.
TOMATO JUICE
• • • • •
• • • • •
33( • • • •
• • • • •
2for39c
2for39c
Now you CGD eaJoy Luncheon cmd
Diaaer Ml"Yed iD the Victor Hu90
Mcmaer ••••
SEYEI ..,. I ....
The VIOOR HUGO INN
HYatt 4-35Cl
361 CLIFF DRIVE LAGUNA BEACH
AMBliNG WITH ~NHE - - -
There's musJc In the alr. The You can dine overlook:lnc tM
Harbor a~a all', that ls. Have ocean at Wooc:t. Cove In Lacu
you noticed the number of eood and of courae llaten to Wally
artists ava.llable for your enjoy. Staebell, who rect"ntly retwned
ment here? to Lacuna. By the way, don't for·
Ot course, Mr. Plano, Meade get the Cove catena to luncheon
LUX Lewis 1a still at the Hud-grouJ*, banquets and apeclal
son H~. 2660 Harbor Blvd., parties.
Costa Mesa. Meade captivates his At BerkshJre's on the Bay one
audience with honk)' tonk. and can enJoY Buddy Rohner at the
Barrelhouse plano. You can en-Grand. Buddy ls a famJllar face
joy a delicious dinner further en-here In the Harbor Area. Speak·
hanced with superb cocktails and lng of Berkshire's, actor John
marvelous music at the Hudson Carradlne and wife enjoyed dln·
Hou.w any nJgbt of the week. ner. and entertainment, alon&
Then there 1s Ted Owens at with Paul Coates of 1V tame. Mr.
the Coral Reef. Ted, weU-known Coates ls an avid yachtsman
aone stylist In the Newport Area, here, and anchors hJa yacht on
"lives" with his "Jazzy" swtna-th~ Bay by Beruhlre's.
In' style at the Ivories. Don't tor-Have you ever heard of the
"SHORT SNORTER CLUB!" Talk-get that new ''TGTF" Club at
Coral Reef. to Jim BerkshJre, wh~ mentlon-;.-----------------------1 At the Hurley BeU, 380l E. ed that he and John Carradlne Coast Hwy. In Corona del Mar started a similar club way before "m
MARINE Lt. Col. William G.
J ohnson. husband of the former
Miss Shirley Thompson of 2500
Haven Pl .. Cliff Haven, is serv·
ing on the staff of Lt. Gen. Ed-
win 1\. Pollod , commanding
general of the A tfantic Fleet
Marine Force headquarters, Norfol~. VtJ. Before entering the
service in Mey. 19<4 I. Col.
Johnson attended Southern
Methodist University.
r. PUuao "
"LU _,,
LEWIS
MEADE (Lux) LEWIS cap-
~crt.. hia audience with
booky tonk. cmd Barre l-
Houae piano. Enjoy a de-
licioua d i n n e r further
eahcmced w i t h auperb
coc:ktaila aad ma:neloua
l •fudson Liberty 8-6035
lous~ R~staurant
urtey.
Bell
3801 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
OB. 3-9970
The best in loocL .....
aad gracioua bo.pitality • • •
a c:ha:rmiDg Old Englleh A~e
you can enJoY Paul Sutton on the the war. You use currt"ncy from
black and whltes. Paul can play different countries, and ~!tach
verythlne from aachmanlnoff to them torether, along with bud-
;hearlne, and with a ye:ry ac-~Y aJenaturea::· Jim says hls
ceptable style to boot. Your tav-Short Snorter Is now about 7
orites of course are stiJI on the feet lone. In fact. thta Ia the first
No i list. F~vorltes such u time he haa aeen John Carradlne
"Melancholy Baby," and "Five alnce the Short Snorter Club wu
Tw Ey I Bl e " first started. Feet, 0• es 0 u · eo.ta Meaa'a Fashion Shop.
.APORT ::~ . .~ and ROBERTS RESTAURANT,
19th St. at Placentia, aealn
preeent a Fashion Show and
Cha!Dpaene LuncM-on. The date
Ls Wednesday, Sept. 2, at 1:15 r-p.m. and tht. one wliJ be a FALL
..... FASRION PARADE, with models
LEARN
TO SWIM
••• Oa Balboa Ialaad
• Wann Watn Pool • Small Classes, All Ages
• Day 1r Evening C1uses
• Cla.aes for Club Groups • Recn>ation Swimmlng
ENROIJJNG NOW
OR 3-7170
NEWPORT HABBOB
Swim Sehoal
W&&U L&AamlrC TO
IWDIII FVJr
490 Park An.. Ba.lboa bland
Down A•ate Ave. from Feny
a&WJCMI IIADOII
~uant ft.A11ml .. ....
T
........ 7 •• ...... ,
and coordination by the Jo Jor-
dan Model Aaency. Luncheon
with champaene cocktail only
$HiS. reservations Invited. Call
ROBERT'S RESTAURANT, MI 6· 3166.
From the POLICE
............... . _....., ............. . ............. ......, .. ....
lT, to Dtwtry ancl a.tty 1Wt1Dan.
Stephen Prtwtt. ~ ol 101 11at St.. N..-pc~~t. at Roea
Ana.-. vac:adoahll at ~~-~~.;;._~--:------
I E I 011":!= ..
..... --GJEIIJ a... ..... ... .,... ~..~am' • 1'D f'Oml:ft"
..,.. u.o.. LC*O 11I.AII.D"'
SappNre lrft.. klboa W.nd.
attempted to r'uab into tbe
bouee th.roQab What be tbOUJht waa an open ..-c:e. Tbe open
•pace turned out ~ bt a plate 11._ alldii'\J door. Be erashed
rtaht throuah the ,...._ and
waa taun to Hoac Roepttal ---.... --.-.-.-_-.,..::------with nwn.roua wta,. At 1aat re-
port bls condlUon was "aatJa.
factCll)'."
n . ,.,.... •• IILJIWDD ....... ...._
T h e St. James J.:pbeopal -ra 1111r COIOIU'IIii&ii 11·
Church at ~ Vl.a IJdo, New-
port. wu bQralartz.d Monday.
The bulldJnc waa ftltered
throuch an open window. n.~
$50 In cub and 170 In ehecka.
DO YOU WAilf • .... • ...... • ..........~-.,a,.,_ .... .............. , Trr ..... ...._. ....... oaw.,....
COST A MESA'S FASHION SHOPS
· and
ROBERT'S RESTAURANT
Present
AT THEIR FIFTH
FASHION SHOW AND
CHAMPAGNE LUNCHEON
at
Robert's Restaurant
Wednesday, Sept. 2nd
1:15 P.M.
PAJITICPATDfC FASIDOJI IBOM
REINERT'S DEPT. STORE COSTA MESA FLORlST
ELLCENE JACK'S HAJR I'AStnONS JANE'S DRESSES DE MURL FLORIST
TOPS lr BO'TTOM POLLY APP A.REL
SANDY'S UNGERJE HEMPHILL'S SHOES CONCERTO MUSIC CO. JUUE'S
MODE 0 ' DAY RACTn lEWELERS
Cfl'fDY'S S'MJDJO GIRL COSMET1CS DAVIS BROWN APPUANCES LOR.ENE'S
..10-LEE BRAT SHOP CUFF'S SHOES
llodela & ~ br Jo I_.. Model ApDC'f
LUNCHEON with CHAMPAGNE COCKTAIL 1.65
..aovAno•s Dit nED
Call ROBERTS RESTAUBANT -Midway 6-3166
: ·"JJomnnw. a... \91• c6:o : •woac~em ci.A.M•a•--Ca:rt 'J'bN I liD : ."hlcmd"-WiQia ....
: ..,._.. WiDd Jelcmdl• -Capt. lrftag
• Jol!naMD
Feb. 5 : "Y ......... T..,_, Glacier ~
-&em llidplr
March 4 : '"''M PhDin•--·--.-..-*
,. .. 1tl .. •.o. .............. ......
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--~In Y~ Cklsslfled .Ads • • • Low Rate~! Here Are Boundaries .
i . For NJ. Grade Schools r· .,.. Ml
VI& rillaiiUID'I ~-c:.ll WOIID na DACa
/a
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~ J .. -----7. ... .. 10.
Few.... 0
w..w ~ buy._..o
R ... &te.. .o '"~" ~~15:....mlly;b_~-i3.a:.OD!yl.OO
' ' , ~ 1&. ----11. ----1& ----11. ----20. ----
For ,...,. ____ __()
w ent.d to ,..,.. __ .o
Help went.d ... ___ o
' I 21. ----22. ----n ----~ ----25. ----
' , 1 z . ----zr. ----21. ____ 29. ___ _;, 30. ___ _
Worl ••nt.cf... ___ o
lost & Fcx.tnd ... _. ___ o
'-• WOJIDS OIII.Y 1JID fOA OJR IIIIDTIO. -I TIJID rca 2.110 "'
Shere yo111 e.r .. -.0
Penon.t -······--D
Misc:eDaneous ·--···0
' MAIL TO: THE ENSIGN. 2850 E. Coast Hwy~ Corona del Mar
Your Na:u:. -----------Addr-----------Phoue ___ _
FOR SALE -Men's perfect star
ruby rine. Appropriate tor WO·
man's sMtJne. Call Mr. Wh~ler
OR 3-9365 • OR 3·~
FOR SA.LE-Apa~ s-=-tz.e--=F=-n~.,-.
ldatr., In excell•nt condJtlon.
CaU ORJole 5-0239.
LANDSCAPE
MAINTENANCE DONE
CALL
KIMBERLY 5· 7551
Carpentry
K lnor hpa Irs
No .Jobs Too Small!
H. 0 . ANDERSON
1!M'7 Fullerton Ave .•
Costa Mesa, CaUL
MidwaY' 6-3314
1f no a.nswH call Kl 6-2372
Painting -Decorating
PAft:a JLUIGmG
GEORGE BURKHARDT
LklfnMd Coatract«
189'7 o.-.n.-A-. er.ta .._,
UberU a..
.JOHNSTONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
URd Auto Parta. n,-.
We Buy Can and Scrap Metal
U BERTY 8-7013
2075 Plactnda Ave. eo.ta .._
Complete Landscaping
Service
P"RE'.E iSI'DofA TES
S6B Grftn Stampe
FrM deliwr)'
CO RON A DEL MAR NURSERY
O R 5·0160 • 2'744 E. Coast Rwy.
,
IlEAL ESTATE & aEJn'ALS aEAL UTATE & llEJfT ALS ------------------------------·---
SUNSET STRIP
Apartments
81 c ... Slrlll
COSTA MESA
..... ,.... fer .... WWII&
$11D,.•nll_..,
Ultra modem aineles. 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 2 baths,
tum.lahed, u nfumtsh.ed. Ma.t luxurloua llvine In this
aft&. Drapes, wall to waJI carpet, teak cabinets, d ispo-
sals, laundry machines and dryers, thennostat heaters,
telephone and 1V outlet~, k1tcben and bath exhaust
t.an.s. marble pullman baths, patio furniture, beautllully
landscaped, extra laree rooms and cla.ets. earage and
storage, near shopping cent~r. schools.. Residence man·
acer Apt. 7, u 8-2106. Courtesy to brokers. Mrs. Ray.
llE.AL ESTATE & IIEJn' ALS ------------------------
2 BEDROOM lowe r apartm~nt..
furnished, fl~place, wall to
wall <'llrpetlng. $125 6 utlllll~
winter ~ntal. Balboa IslE',
North Bay. No pets OR 3 7586.
FOR SALE BY OWNER: Lovely
t>xtra large 3 bedroom stu('('O
modern home with chnln~
room. ash cabJnt"~. hardW()()(I
. n oors. huge patio. ftonc<-d
and lanfb(oapeod with OCEAN
VIEW. $16,850. with good terms
123 Lucia Avt>nue, San Clt'm
ente HYt_2·31~-
FOR RENT: Attractlvt' I beet·
SALES WORK : Men or women
full time summer and winter
job. Sales experience. person·
allty and appearance Import-
ant. Marriner's Stationer book
and octlce supply, 225 Forest
Avt"., Laguna ~a<.'h. -----------
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
8t' Su~ To Check W ith
HELP W A1fTED
IIELP WANTED M31Urf' CD!'Yt
lady for part-lim<> l>ab) s it l ting SC!\'erdl a.fternoon~ "lnd
evenings Wl'f>kly. Boy ~. and
girl 8 Call OR10It> 3·662.1.
EXPERIENCED
TOOL DESIGNER
ChalJenglng tool desl&n work on
molds, dies, fixtures and special
machines. For an ('xpandlng line
or new products.
L. M . Cox M anufactunng
Comp:my
Tool Deslen Department
730 Poinsettia
Santa Ana
WANTED
Men or glr~ wanted for part-
Ume work In Corona del Mar,
5:30 to 9:00 Monday through
Friday, Excellent opportunHy
for the right people. Phone
ORiole 3·4421 Miss Kf'lley.
UQUOR Store Clerk part-time.
Night work In Harbor area.
Age 45-60. Experienct' prt>fer-
~d. but not required. Some
('OUnter work and selling Is r<>
qulred. Ed uc a t Ion at l<>aJ~t
h igh school. N<>at a ppc-a ranct>,
rourtrous and good J)('t'SI)nal
lty required. Glv<' 3 rl'fC?ren rt"S,
name and addr<>s~ of prf'vlous
employer. Addres.~ rt>ply to En-
sign Newspa~r. Box J i31.
Inlormatlon on .chool bound-
aries a nd on ~tratlon was Ia·
sued thla w~k tor the Newport
Bt'ach elementary school&
fte&lstratlon Is 8C'beduled for
Friday. Sept. 11. Enrollment at
the lower arade schools wfll bt>·
&I n at 8 a.m .. at Horace Enalgn
School at 8:30 a.m., and will
continue throughout the day.
Children aohould rt>glster at th~
school lhat they wfll attend, and
thO!-e pupils new to the art>a
shoultl be accompanied by a par
cnt or guardian. If possible.
Children are t-liglble to <>nter
klndf'rgartt>n It they are 1 yeart1
and 9 month,. of age on or he·
tore Sept. I, 1959. Tht>y art> ~Jig
lblf' to t>ntE'r tht> first grade 1f
lhry an> :>years and 9 months of
agf' on or bt>fore Sf-pt. 1. 19~>9
All pupils enrollln~ 1n ktnrll'r
qarlen or first grarle for thf> !1 ,....,
1 im<> must pr(>'.('nt clocumE'ntal)
f'VIden<'e of blrthdatl". suc·h a'l
1 t>rtlfi<'Ail" of birth. a duly utl<'st
Pet baptism certlf1ca1e, a pa:.s
port, or an aUlda\ it by th<> par
en1. guardian, or <'Ustocllan of
the child.
PupiU who have anendt>d
olhN 'IChools should prt>Senl a rt>·
port card or some other l'VIden('('
of tht>ir grade levels.
Bu~ will pick up children on
reelstratlon day a t the same
atops that were used at thl" close
of the last S<"hool year. Tht>re
will be no bus service provaded
for children attending Mariners
School.
Children who will reglstPr for
Newport, Harbor View, Corona
de l Mar and Newport Helghls
S<-hools should be at Lttt>lr bus
~tops at 7:45 a.m. Pupils att<>nd ·
In& Hora.ce Ensign School should
be at their bus stops at 8:15a.m
In so tar as possible, the fol
Jowl ng will be the various school
boundaries:
coaOI!fA DEL KA1t SCBOOL:
Crades k indergarten through
fourth: Corona del Mar -soulh
of Coast Hl&hway. Irvine Tt>rrace.
Balboa lsland, Harbor h1land
and &>aeon Bay. Attt>ndanct"
tlmf''l will bt": kindergart<>n from
8:~:1 10 11 :45 a.m. first and w<"
ond gradt"S from 8:~5 a.m. to 1·~5
p m . third grade from !hn a m.
lo 2:15 p.m., and fourth grade
from 8:45a.m to 2:-15 p.m.
HU.OB VIEW S CHOOL:
r.radt'~ kindergartf'n t h r o u ~ h
<~lxl h : Corona dt"l Mar -north
of Coa~l Highway, Corona H12h
lanct'l. Shorf' Cliff'~. Camt>O ShorP~.
B.t\ Shorf'11. Bay Shore Camp 1 in
eluding Balboa Bay Club anti !Wa
&:out Ba~ 1. GradM fifth a nrl
sixth: Corona t1el Mar -south
or Coast H1ghwa~. lrvlnP T<'r·
raci', Balbo/\ blanll. Harbor h
lanrl and St-aron Ba>.
11 :45 a m , flnrt and fle'('Ond
erades from 8:45 a.m. to 1 :45
p.m. third rrade from 8.45 a.m
to 2:15 p.m., and fourth. fifth
and stxth arade.11 from 8:15 am.
to 2:45pm.
MA.ItiHEJtS SCHOOL: r.rat11.''>
klnd<>rgartcn lhrough ixth. lfur
bor lllghliind . Ba)cn•<,l and
Westl'llff. Attendant·e llmf•« "'111
be>: klnrtf'rgarlt>n from 9 lr• noon.
firl'l and ~>Mond grurl<''l f~<>m !I
am. to 2 p m. lhlrd grarl1• from
9 am. to 2:30 p m. find fourlh,
fltth antj 5ixth amdt-1. fr<•nl •t
a .m. to 3 p.m .
llfEWI'OaT SCHOOL: r. r ,, rt ,, ,
kino1t'll\'llrtPn th1'04Jf'h "l"h·
Llf:Jg 1;,1(' anti all of thr P1·1111
<,Uia from tht' harbor t•ntr.wu
to :lOth St , and th(> 1>PC'11on ll<-
yonrl :loth Sl . ly!n~ nnrth t•f
!'Pv.pml 81\d and Rl\u Allu.
T1mo"'< of nllt'rtt1<~n('p v. Ill tx-··
mornln.sr klnde-r~artf'n 1 Jlllflll"
f~om Lu1r, hi<' nnt1 Nt>W!YI:"' P. .. l
boa Wl'<.l r.t 13th St 1 frnm ~~ to
noon. aflernoon kinllNgarll n
I rJupll .. from 13th St to lhP 11-.r
bor entranr'<'l from noon to J p m.,
f1n.t and M"('Ond grades from 9
a m. to 2 p m. third gradP fNII'TI
9 a .m. to 2:30 p.m. and fnurth
fifth anrl sixth g rades from 9
am. to 3 p.m .
l!fEWI'OBT BE.ICIITS SCHOOL:
Grade'! kindergarten through 1
sllcth: Nt'wport Ht'lghl.s and
Cliff Haven Grades tlfth and
sixth: Newport and West Nt>w·
port from 30th St. to lht' Santa
Ana River. Fourth grade: 47th
St. to thto Santa Ana River. Times
of attendan~ will bfo: kindt'r
gartt>n from 9 to noon, firsl and
H<'Ond grades from 9 a.m . to 2
p.m . third gradE' from 9 a .m
to 2 :30 pm. and fourth. tltth t
and sixth grades from 9 a m to I
3 p.m .
IIOUCE EJri iCJf SCIIOOL:
Grades !lrVt'nth and elrhth: All or
the !iewpon IWal'h Elf'rn.ntal)'
S<-hool Dl<~trtct TimM of anf'nd·
anct" will bf-: ,.,.,.,.nth anrl ~1ghth
grades from 8:30 a m to 3 15
pm
In antklpatJon of boundal)'
<'hang<>S thai may hll\f' 10 be
m..tdl" aftpr rt"g.t trallon: thf'
Board of Eflucallon hn-; SC"hf'd ·
ulf'd a mr.>e.llng 111 ~ p m Tuf"ll
day ~pt 22. In lh4' ~l'hool dis·
lnct bo:lrc1 mom al Horace> En·
'IKn ~hnol. at wh1rh llmf' nf"<'~·
~arv bounrlttrv chnn&:M will b<>
•·nn"IIIPrNI. Thl'\ mC"<'tlnl: w1JI be
o1x-n to the publil-
Rwcl the &.11911 te911l.rly. loc.l
aub.cr;ptiOfl Oflly $) 0 .,..,, $5 fot l
r••"-ORIOLE l.OSSO.
•ewJOWt •• ..,. ••tiGIP t
TWU'a.D.AT. AVGOIT 17. 1 ..
HEIUI MILLER'S
aiCBYIELD STATTOlf
3636 Ecut Cocut BkJbway
OB. 3-9728 • CoroDG del Mar
largeST end Mos1 Complet.
Fumiture Store in the Area.
C.l' 4or 4rM
OECORATI,._G SERVICE
Liberty 1-SSII
H ouse~~~ Gar~ en
Fumi&hinqs for home~.
dubs. yachts.
)()17 W . Coert Hiqhwoy
Nowport leoc.h
M0¥111&?
~ewhullltwe ............ .......
ALL TYPES OF
Photographic Supplies
e Put Col« FUm Setv1c:e.
• MO¥te Projecton fiOI' Bent. e Model Airplane Supplies.
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
l 'l'ID Newport Blvd.. eo.ta .._.
room gar age apartmf'nl.
Fumisbf'od; no pets. 419 Colden
rod In Corona dt'l Ma r.
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
402~ 32nd St., Newport
ORJole 3-468>
TUPPERWARE OR TRADE: Lovely -81~ Bear
cabin. $1!),000. Nicely furnish
ed. $3.000 equity. Choic-e~t toea Sales peoplt' a~n't born, they·~
tlon. Owner ORiole 3-<BY.l. made. We train you. car is
FOR RENT: Y•ar 'round In Cor-n~ry. Call KI 3-0419.
~tOTHERS:HELP SAI'TA E.un
money or toy~. Of>mon'!t rator<~
n~ed. EngiL.,h, Spanish. or
Japane!IC'. Call Midway 6 3420
IIELP WAJfTED-FEMALE -------__.__ POSTING MACHINE
TRAINEE
WANTED FOR
LOCAL BANK
r.radt>~ klndergartf'n throu~h th~rd : Newport and \\"est r\t"v.
pori from 30th St. to lht> g,1nta
Ana Rn'N. ex('(>pl for tht> a~a
north of N<'wport Bh·o1 .. a net Rn o
Allo Fourth grade: :oiewport a nd
W~t Newport from 30th Sl to
~ith St Times of anendan('(' '-''111
bfo· k•ndt"rgarten from 8:~:-l to
YOU JUST CAN'T
KEEP IT SECRET
Pbc.ne UbertY 8-1042
* * MOVING? * *
2 Fast Insured movers and
laree van $10.SO an hour.
nrne starts at you door ...
Why pay more!
-Cal~
NEWMAN
TRANSFER A STORAGE CO.
Midway 6 ·2528 or Uberty 8-6430
1968 H&Ror Blvd., C.O.ta Mesa
nsHERMEN!
nt<>ZEN rooo L<>CXERS
fOR RENT
Aa )ow u $1.75 pet' year. Or by
week. month 01' 6 months.
Owners Attention!
Jn ca.e you have a btukdown
01' ovuflow, we'll keep JOW
fooct. frorlm fOI' JOU at a naml·
nal fee.
HARBOR FROZEN
FOOD LOCKERS
418 30th St.. Jfewport Beacb
OJl 3-1811
CROWN TV
SALES -SERVICE
and RENTALS
CALL a..AUDJ: OR DICK
FOR ZXPEitr TV BEPAIBS
3422 But Oout Rlp'IQ7
Oai'Ooa Del Kar
ftofteOll ~
.liiiU.O::~---------------
-c.u. -Sympeon & Nollar ONeil.::= ......
oa .... _.._oaa.aa
_-_
wen••n •
1VACATION TRAILER
ftr~ ., ........... oaa.-.w&U~~et--W.Ooell ....... ,_..... '
.. JI!II! ........... = I. :il :c~ b ::. $ ...... . .,MOll ........ _.. ... ,
-"'-.. ...
ona del Mar. Furnished studio ------~-----.... apartment. wtlh kitchenette _111UST ______ D_EEDS ____ -_,._o_a __ s_ALE ____ _
and bath for single man or
wom.a n. AJ I utilities pa ld.
360.00 per month. Call OR 3·
2430 or OR 3·0'754.
ROOM FOR-RENT In Corona del
Mar In lovely horne with live-
In privileges. Will ron.slder
lady employed nlehu . Reason·
able rental. 2726 East Coast
m ahway.
FOR SALE BY OWNER. Bonnlf'
Doone Ten-ace. 3 bedroom. 2
bath home. $35..500. S9,000
down. Call ORJolt' 3-0802.
F'UJUflSHED APT. Good location.
pleasant sunoundlnp. yearly
leue. No cltlldren. No pets.
610~ Martuerlte, Corona del
Mar.
roa SALE
BY OWJfEil
OCEAN FRONT HOME
'J1ID:E BEDitOOMS
BEAMm CEILING UVIl'fG IIOOJ(
DIMKG JIOOM
·urt:a::EN A BA TB
BROKER DESIRES TO SELL
GROUP OF SECOND TRUST
DEEDS, 6<;t. TO 1~ fNTER.
EST. C<X>D DJ.SCOUNTS. BOX 1
NO. P-72. c/o TRE ENSIGN,
28!50 E. COAST HWY, CD!.L
ORGAN A PlANO SALE-Ham-
mond orean full slz.e, used,
prl~ to sell Rent a Hammond
Organ S.'5 a week with lessona.
Grand Planas. Stelnway, Bald·
wtn. Ch.ldc.erlng, S t a r c k. etc.
from 1487. 16 eood used spinet
pla na.. Wurlltzer, Acroeonic.
Gulbranaen, etc. from $390,
.orne Maple, Cherry, Mahoe·
a ny. Hammond Chord Organ.
bll savtne. Rent ~tum spinet
planoa save $160 to $300. New
Hammond Oraans. New Steln·
way Pia~ Electronic Organs.
Conn aav• $1100. a nothe r bal-
ance $7'915. Lowrey aave 1600
nearty new. Good UMd uprtah t
plana~ • from $95. In business
sJnoe 1914. Bin-est Piano and
Oraan stock. Schmidt· Phlllt ps,
520 North Main. Santa Ana.
Excellent Employee
Benefits
Apply Security
First National Bank
2823 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
SEAMSTRESS wanted. Experi-
en~. Your homt'. Children's
wear. Call ORiole 3-7930 In Co·
rona del Mar.
HELP W ANTED-SaJes lady tor
gift ahop. Experlen~. Call
OR 5-0550.
ln.
Illes
llrcia llulelt
atlptf49
Mrs. Marcia Hamtt, 49, of 2~27
Sierra Vista. Upper Bay. who 1
was a member of th<> :\ta,....hall
Keeler family, died last Thu,....
d~ at the Clry of Hope Hospital
In Duarte.
She was born In G a r d £> n
Grove. and llvt>d most of hc>r life
In the Harbor Area.
She Is survived by hN hus-
band. Fonrose Hazlf'tt; 2 .;ons.
John Hazlett and Thomas Haz·
lett. and a daughter, Mal)'. all at
tht> home addrMS. her part>nt.s.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Keeler of
Bal~ Uland: 2 brothers, John
K~ler of Corona dt>l Mar and
SJTUA110JIS WAIITED James Keeler or Costa Mf'S&:
WILL 00 IRONING In my home. and ht'r sister. ~Irs. J~phin(>
75c Pearsol of Ntowport Buch ~r hour. 14341 Sheffield Se 1<'H wert> held Monday at
St., Garden Grove . .JE 1-1.958.1 St ~ mH Episcopal Church.
EXPERIENCED women w o u I d with ~he Rev. John Parke of· 1 like baby-alttlnc Job by day or flclatlng. Ananrements we r f',
week. Haa quaJitJed references. made by the Costa Mesa Chapel
P.O. ~.x 438 c_DM. _ of 83lt7 Mortuar.·, and IntE-r-
Beacb home with a.ed brtdr
ftleplaCt. Extra larp double
prap. plumbed for NDtal ;'ft;;"';;:;;";;;;;;;----
unlt above. Built tn ranee and LOST UD rou•D
RESPONSIBLE MOTHER dt'SII'ft ment was at Fairhaven Memorial I
permanent daytime baby sit· Park. •
tlng position In Corona dt>l -------------
Mar. Lovely homt.> ... ft'n('('d £~-II 82, f
oven. ltltchen needs to be tln-
lshed off.
M' LOT ON oc:EAN l'ltONT
611108 war OCI:Al' non
ltCWPOil'l' BI!Aal
PHONE OIUoJe 3-QltO
yard . . . Write Mn. Fowler, •••Ill, I 1
FOUND: Key and Chain on the .. .,., p c d 1
700 block ot .Jumtne. Identity C.it o0~!1; 3-=~~ e Mar. ••perf l1lptl Dill
a nd pay for ad. can pick up rRONING WANTED. Sl.2S per
at the Vopl Co.. 2667 E. Coast hour. 327 Poppy, Corona del tdwln He!<s Sr . 82. of 51R F.l
Hwy. CDM . .Mk for Mr. Snyder Mar. Please leav• lronlnJr ~-Modt"na A,.., l't>wpart Hf'laht .
LOST: Sketchbook.-Maln Beach tore 4 p.m_ Call Ot1ol~ 3.4_.21 dlfli Saturdsr ~t tht' Garclt-n
In Corona del Mar. Please call PAINTER: -lntt-rlor A ut~rlot. Grovto Sanitarium
HOOSE J'OA RENT-Nicety fum-Doro•"•• MeR~. Uncoln 4-2262. W k b h .. _.. fr Hess w:u hnm In f!1-nn .l lshed hou. for rent oa 4.5 ... <~ or y t ~ nuvr. Haw all lM syl\·anla. and hat1 11\t'd In N~·
foot lot. a beclroGml., at1d ~n, REWARD. equlpment. Guarantet" <'lean port. Bfoach for 6 ) ~~~ Hl' was a 1
work. Call Dick Fteldii'\J at I 1'i t.aths. $115 month. CYt•.rty nn £ IVPI'UD OR ~t1r"f'd Carmrr t.ueJ, Ot Ordlkt. cp OR -S-06.16. Hf' t. urvl\f'd bv hi• wlftt.
S4101. DO YOU WANT A YOUNG MATRON. 10 ~ars cxpe-Susan a son. Edwin H~ of 1
FOI iiiri , .... I'D C·l ~ BOLIDAY n•nce In rMdy-to-~ar. eM-C.o.ta. if~: 2 dau&htt'~. Glarly"' I ... .-.w. Nllt tarr aU • part. TBlS SUltOIEI! sires IJIOI;Itlon In ot.Mr fl~ld. Sykes ot the home add~ and I ~ .:~ ... .-;.;.....-Same booltkMplft.l elq>trWn~ EdUb ~t ot Kenosha. Wis.; WID IUL.~del .__, ••· A II "I-- --...... Ia? Wlll ... _. -.... --a.t -I aat. 115 ~ 'Ocl. CDII. • -• •• - - --~·•¥• ·-----.... •• and 7 rrandcl\1 d"'n. I
..na IZhCiiiih ---Clllke ....... tt • MI. lt II DOW IPGDiibWt;)'. Write C/o Box a. S«vf ..... ,.... twld )-fttf'rday at •~ .t;_-DOIIRIIIe to ..... J'OUf BOlD. tM l!b8lp. CDK.. St. Andrews Plebyterl•n C'hurcb.
:. ~ ..... oa = tAm ... AJQIIALI ,_ bolD bAY AiiD WJCHT ft\&De. ca..r. a f\7 with Dr. Ew1na Hudlon otrlclat·l =-:;r..;;lr::iiiiiiiiiiiilii;.;;;;.;;...;;,i~;;;w::~-;--::-r:=: tM ....-, Un.le va.r.lnta. .._,., a117 plaee. Gl~ abob lnt-Arran.pmen.ts ~ ma~ b)• 101 Wi• -Mi liU a..a. ~ ... at tiM&r ....m. eo Bauul aqn, ~ rood the o.ta .._. Chaa-1 ot laUz
Ca .... -.. ,......_~ lila. llal1 MW, ... ':'11M tile ~ • ,..... ... oa ,.... llor:t'U.fY. lntft'IMN wu at Rar-~ ........... .-.. .. ..,_ ......... ...a~ WIU.c.&a .. l '•I....Udlll· bw ,.._ M~l Park. ,.liN=._...· OIIWe a.-.; • rro. tM -.a:, 1ttn. ra .._ • -.._.. .., 1I"DDtddiC .. R5l -.::-!! ~ sa~ £lit .. A ..... flafrt'tl ~~~-ce& GC ".-. u • ... -• -........ -.... : IIIII$ ·-.r ........ ~. . ....
.., .... ;&.:; ....... -,.,. ,.. ·~,-. ... 11ft __. 10 ............ ~. • .. ...
... llr I _tt, .. -... ml & ~~---A~ ~ .......... ,Or .. _,_ ..... IIIII .......... -a OIMI ~----~ Ct u ................... A .....,........... oa ........... ,.,..,.
• • • IUT
WHO WANTS TO?
a•y
THE FINEST FOODS
lAND SERVICE)
OBTAINABLE ARE AT
YOUR MARKET
" (Cantlllutd !rem Pqe ElihU
tbat upon N'tUm1DI from a week·
Qd trtp. abe foand ea-b,tobl\
all oveT her apart:Jnent •••
AUat -..et ., -Did .... ........................ ....... ta. ........ ftNe
~etten .... ,........, .... .._ .. .._ ....... a....
tlaw.tt. ., • ....._. .. Dr .. "· -n .. ~
A Schwinn bicycle was atolen
from William Saunders ot 2621
Cliff Dr., Newport Helahts · · ·
Robert McKinley ot 225 E. 16th
St., Newport, reported the theft
of hubcaps from hi• car ....
e Too Late to Cla.ify_
BDDL HO•&.
Larp a.rH j\Lit ri1ht tor IWlm·
mini pool, 2 patJoe, lata ot
room. BeautJful VIEW of BAY
A OCEAN. Our be.t b\lY of tbe .
week at $29,750 .
2001 W. Balboa Blvd.
Newport Beach
OR 3-6210
DriYI ~~ .........
•••••• ., 2latlt
.liE
-111111
• • •
Eaat aide of eo.ta ,..... ~
We.t 19lb. cor. of Fedetal $17,500
684 Boea street ---u. m
$1000 Dn.
401 El Mod~na ----·· 24,9e0
1411 Clift Drtve ··-·--··-······· 31,500
247 Monte VJ.ata, 2 acres-.32,500
430 Riverside, New ... -... $29,500
1 acre, 6'78 VIctoria -..$24,000
View home ln t.aeuna._.$23,500
With rum house Ex·
change for !
2(8) Federal .. ··········-········.$11,.500
VOGEL VALUE
Ill ...
Charmtn£ contemporary 4 ~· lll baths, large
1JvJn1 room with fireplace, atalnlea ateel ldtchen
with electric built-In stove and oven. Lofa of cu_pboardJ
and cla.eta. Brick patio. Yard 1t completely fenced for
privacy. Larre double aaraee and laundry.
A rood aummer or year 'round home.
( I
-600-MIIGO wllltiHit
THE VOGEL CO.
&7 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar . ORiole 3-2020 A ORiole 3·2021
'
HILLSIDE overlookine Bay and
~an. 4 bedroom, 2~ bath.
Dining room and large living
room oU sundeck on aecond
level. $150 per month. OR 3·
4540, a fter 11 a.m. for appoint·
ment.
I 2133 ConUental ··~··············..$15,000 easily converted to dup ex -
FOR REIT
C.rt1a HI lar
Ful'l. or U1t.1.
1 1~ bloclu to water and to shop·
ping, 12 block to school. Has 2
bedrooms, 2 baths, dressing room,
large living room, beamed cell·
lng, family room, fireplace, ~ar·
be<:ue wall to wall carpeting,
and drapes. All electric kitchen,
fenced patio and yard. Fum.
$190. Unfurn. $l75.
MRS. C. S. SAMMIS
432 carnation OR 3-2747
lEW
FURIISHED
BACHELOR
APARTIEITS.
Hulell Pool
FROM $95 PER MO.
275 E. 18TH, COSTA MESA
MAl'iAGER Midway 6--1233
or
Call ORiole 3-12-10
For R•l
SlllreciiH Apilll£1111
il C.reu •1 I•
Delua2 .....
1 I 2 IIIII &,atlstelll
Furnished and unfurnished with
carpets and drapes, washer and
dryer dlsh washer, range and
oven 'In every apartmenL Built
around lovely swimming pool.
$175 to $250.
Call ORiola 3-3TIO co••• DEL Ill
FOR SALE BY OWNER
2.bdrm home, fireplace, hdwd.
floors, 18x.20 llvlnr rm., dble.
rarare. $17,500. OR 3-2951.
rarage st.res!led for apt.
$21,&00
SEASPORT REALTY
CUIIE VII 1•11
REALTOR
2633 West Coast Hlehway
Newport Beach
U 8·9349 -Eves. Ll 8-3293
T .. IJ-11111 Palma
6~ acres adjoining Mission Inn,
one mile from city, with a nice
3 bdrm. home. Priced low at
$20,000. Will trade for "what
have you" In this area.
BLOC I , RUL TOR
OR 3-0826 eves OR 3·1936
.
CAIEO SHORES
HaYe 3 Goo4 Lohh
Will llail4 to suit.
* * * DElli A IEPHlRT
CONTRACTOR • BUILDER
6310 West Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach, Callt.
OR 5-02160 OR 5-02160
CURT DOSH, lftr.
IIEWPORT BEACH
Studio Apts.
OCEAN VIEW, 1258 sq. ft., 2·
bdrms., 2 baths, carpets, drapes,
range, oven, refrlr.. fireplace,
FA heat. sound Insulated.
Across sand to beach. Children
welcome. Yearly leue only.
Sale considered. OWNER DAB·
NELL BUILDERS. PH 0 N E
CARTER DARNELL OR 3·8030
ANY TIME.
B/1
' IAYSI.ES-COITEIIPOUIY
FOR DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE
2 bedrooms plus Jr. Bunkroom. Lge. living room, tire·
place, cuat~ drapes, w ;w quality wool carpet through·
out. Hotpotnt kitchen Includes oven, range comblna·
tlon treezer-retrlgerator. Abundant storaee. Cadlllac
s tze garare wtth laundry . 2 patJos.
$2&,&00-,.,..
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REALTORS
1696 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
Day or Night Phone Uberty 8-1161
LIT
1ao s 1.50 rr.
2168 Charle . Duplex ___ .. .$15,950
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REALTOR ''Marine View Estates''
400 N. Newport Blvd. U 8·1617
Newport Beach
1880 Park Ave., Costa Mesa
MI 6-3320-MI 6-3101-MI 6-1675
IIEW aumc
llelue Tllli1 a ...
with excellent features. Only
$22,400. With $2.200 down -
$154.00 per month. Please call
Mr. Parker, Midway 6-~653.
NOW RENTING
"THE IARniiiQUE"
APARTMENT S
275 EAST 18TII ST.
COSTA MESA
36 units designed wtth an auth·
entic caribbean ''Garden Apart·
ments," charm ln the heart of
Costa Mesa.
24 Two-BedrOC>rQ Apts.
12 Furnished Slngl~ Apts.
20x40 Hea~ Pool.
• WaH to Wall carpets
• Full Draperies
• Built In Bar
• All Electric Kitchens
• Private Patl<le
• Slldln& Glasa Doors
• frT Garares and Parklnr Spaces
• Shuffleboard and Recreation
Area
In walking dlatance of two shop·
plna centers. Minutes to the
beach and other recreation a~as. Call mana.pr day or night at
Midway 6...m.
ntE MAJm'NIQUE APTS.
275 EAST 18TH ST.
COSTA MESA
BUCCOLA INVESTMENT CO.
ORiole 3-1240 or Midway 5-1960
TWO HOMES-ONE LOT
21<17 Orange, Coat& Mesa
l1 T11t,JI Hills, Llpla Baclt
Developed by GILl. CONSTRUCTI'oN CO.
First IIIII OfferM
Larre ocean view homesltes fiom $-1,950
GOOD TEVMS .
Easy Financing Now Available
All Improvements are In -No Assessments
Architectural control & sensible deed restrictions pro-
tect values.
Sultonli1ale to Buil4ers
CHOfCE LOTS NOW AVAILABLE
D I G DEVELOPIEIIT CO.
361 Forest Avenue
Laguna Beach
In Security First National Bank Building
PHONE HYatt 4·8011
OCElli VIEW HOlE
Ottrltlkill the Jetliu
11 c.-... lar!
$42,600
CALL STll' SIITH
Mille 3-20 I 0
EXCLUSIVE!
Charmlna 2 bedroom, 2 bath home on desirable 45' cor·
ner lot. Convertible den, Iarre kitchen and utility room.
Beautltul 16' x 28' living room, 2 fireplaces. Over.
slzed garare, private back-yard and patio, artlatically
planted. carpets, drapes and stove Included In price.
$32,500. OPEN l TO 5. 621 Larkspur, Cerona del Mar.
open weekends, 1 • 5
here 1a 80Und Income on cloee· A R M 0 • In 60xl.20 lot. either home 1t
available to buyu or we wlU
rent It for you. Either way a ------------
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3034 EAST COASr IDGHW AY
CORONA DEL MAR
Olllole 3· 7560
cood buy at $14,950 with terms. ---------------------,---By appt. anyUme -Call Jack
Cukey <evenings MIdway
6·2258). •
NEED 4 BEDROOMS!
here t. an attractJve home
wtth two bath.l on a healthy
Jot: a fine atreet 1n the 1'f ew ·
port Heights area of Costa
Mesa. An exc:ellel\t value at
$12,500. We need a good down
payment but payments only
t81 a month. R.ented for tl-00
a month 110 buyer can have
po&MS~Ion lmmed.lattiy or re-..
celve the income. By appoint·
ment pleue.
BA VE A LOT TO TR.AJ>E
the owner of the home aboW
wUI CIOJ'Wickt Wtly pric:ecl va·
cant ln ucll~e an4 add euh
or a..ume.
WELL J HAVE!
a Jot tD tra4l that la. A WOII·
cWtut •~ an JJnpt&Wid an = O&rctiM o..rt Bot ..... 3~,-:...a.: .. w.,..,....._. ... ........................
we cau .. -..-.. .._
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Fabulous comer acrosa Mmt Hoag Hoepltal. Thla and
other comer It frontage with terrl!lc future for aale or
Jeue. Ideal for deluxe apts, professional unJts, "own
your own apt'a etc." For detaU. call exclusive broker. ..
1688 1\wtln Ave" Colla M
u 8-9670
WE EYILIITE
IT..aft.-t
I
Matt l6rder R•ltor I
Lovely modem three bedroom, two bath and family
room home. Private, re~ front yard-1J'x38' pool In
rear yard. ENIOY apacloua Uvln1 area, two fl.replaces
and bullt-tn kitchen Including dlahwaaher. WALIC to
Harbor High. nus CAN'T LAST AT·t27.9!50 With 25
year financing available.
YES!! SEE US FOR RENTAUS
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
220 E. 17th St.
"'you'll Uke our ftlen<Uy aervlce"
Costa Mesa Uberty 8·1139
(Across the street from Mesa Shopping Center)
Evenings Call U 8·8693 -, KI 5·9200
WFYE IGT l SECIET
We ju.t listed a beautiful home
In New Irvine Terrace with
three bedrooms and two bath&
It hu a heavy s hake roof and
a glass sliding door to a pro·
fesslonally done patio. The
goreeou. carpetlnr a nd drapes
as well aa the retrfeerator and
patio furniture are Included In
the sale price of $39,:500. We say
lt'a the best buy In the area
and It you promlae not to tell
anyone else we'll make an ap-
pointment for YOU to aee lt.
H I..U, Is ..
Of n. lilt ..,.
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BIBSOI IEALTY
(Real Estate Jmag1neers>
2828 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mar
Across from Securtty Bank
ORJole 3-37'70
COIOIA HIIHUIIIS
Larca2 .... 1Di11111•••••••
Newly decorated, hardwood floors, forced air heat.
beautiful covered patio. Partial view of ocean A bay.
Priced at $33,:500. Terma.
CIIEITEI F. SILIIIUIY, lalhr
A Aaodata
3411 E. Coaat Hwy., COM. . OR J.nn'J
IIIII .. IELUIE lf"'. ILIL ...
ONLY t3.595 DOWN-f LARGE 2-BEDROOM APA.R'I'KENTS
Cool aU-electric G.E. buJJt-ln Jdtdlena. Near atorea
and bank. Only 10 mlnutee to Balboa Bay and beach-.
Uve tree ln 1 ... rent the others. Many tax advant.acee.
WALKER & LEE INC.
Oftenne excJu.lve cuatom buJlt Bayc:rat propety not
leuehold, llom $35,950 to 1165,.000. Stop at ~
aalee oUioe Tradewtn~ Lane, !fewport leach Hilt ot
Irvine between 20th and 21at St. l'hone U 1-3121..
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