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IWUdDAY. JVLY 7.
THIS HARD-WOIKIN& FOURSOME is getting day) evening. Pictured, from left to riqht, ore
one of the light standards into r la ce at the Chud Rote , Craig Grainger, Ray w ·lleford of
_Parents' Request
to Discuss ·Policy
new ball field at the Corona de Mar Youth Ray·s Cral'le Se rvice. ond Jo.h., Semple. Mr.
Center grounds, so that the field will be reedy W illeford, from Oronge, donated the u~e of his _f_o_r_p_la_y_a_t _t_h_e_o_f_fi_d_o_l_o~~-n_~_g~t_o_m_o_r_~_w_~IF_r_i· __ u_o_n_e_to~p~u-t_u~p-th_e~6~1~~~h-t~~~a-n~d~o~~:~~·---~~~=~:~~~~:l
a gret>d Tuesday evening to a re· IE SUIFI G Ralph Myers quest by parents for a dl;ccusslon
!Mrs that the people wbo pay
tbe t ..... CIDd U.. lD t.IUa ana
.. tJM ... tbat abouJd be
coau.S.Nd lD aetUacJ up poU-
c:y-wbot Ia lou911t. bow CIDd by wbom. ..
1 ce-dure, bu t not on indlvldual l
teachers.
~lim Franklin of Balboa 1 .
meeting on chool pollclt"s.
The board suggested that the Is President parents s ubmit a written Jist of questloM In time tor the Aug. 2
E Is ASKED f COM C C board meeting, and tenta tlvr ly 0 • • vet the discu ion meeting for
thf' following Tuesday evemng,
R.llph )fyer Jr , 606 )fargue-Aug. !}.
rite Ave., was eleM~d president The r«>quest for the di!K'u ton
of the Corona del ~far Chamber grew out or the recent re igna -
There was general agreement
among the trustees a nd the par·
ents in the a udlence tllat the
discu ton shou1d c.nter o n
school policy, pr•cUC'e and pro.
11and, who had auendt>d the pre
V'lous meet1n1 a.-It-gal repre!W"n·
lathe of ~tr<~. Olson. but poke I
a a private CIII7E>n and taxp3y·
er. asked the board to review a
J>t'('ltic ~~ of question from
parPnt . and to dl u ~ pos lble
ways to 1mpro\e pol1nes.
Irvine Co. Restridion on
School Site Use Opposed
A petJtlon ls t..lng clrculat~
in Corona del Mar requHting the
Newport Beach City Council to
allow more aui!Inc time at the
main Mach.
The new regulationa limit
surfing a t the CDM Mach to a
180-foot strip beaJnnlng 20 teet
~om the east jetty, from 6 a.m.
Girl lniured
As Bike Hits
Door of Car
Eleven-year-old Lout. Stuart,
15()8 Irvine Aw., HarbOr HJgh·
Janet.. autfeftd a broken arm
TUHday momtn1 when ahe
drove her bicycle Into the open
door Of eu patUcl on lrvtrw Ave.
1Aonaftl ,.... ..... 617 Orc:bld ..... c-.. . epened tlae ... ....... ... .... ..~ ......
IMftt. a.r ~ ...... ,.,....
Stuart. took hn' to a doctor.
to noon .Monday through Friday, of Comm~rc-e at the reorganJza. tlon of .Mrs. Vera Olson fir t
and 6 a m. to 10 a.m. on week· tlon meeting Tue-sday evening. grade teacher ar .Mariners St•hoo~
ends and holidays. )fr. )fyent ls an attorney with w ho hart obj~ted to statements
The only other surfing areas I otflc. at 3800 E. Coa~t Hwy. In her evaluation heet.
In Jhe city are neu the mouth He 1'1 a pa•t p:-eslt!f'nt of the At previous meetings. a group
of the Santa Ana River, from Corona del ~rar Civic Assn. of paren~ had a ked for a hear-
Olive St. to the westerly city AI Springer, p.1rtnf'r·mana gt'r lng on )1rs. Olson's resigna tion
limits, no res trictions as to of Haythorne·s Department Store. ~ylng they wan ted to fi nd oui Trustet>s .Mel Berry and Milo budget for the 1960·61 !i5('al
hours; between 36th St. and was t-le\'ted fir<~t viN'-preo;ident. what Impelled her to le ave her Lacy ob~ted again at Tuesday year; the total I $1.722. 1. com.
42nd St., In West Xewport, from D:. David Smllt-y, Corona del job. They said they considered I e\•ening's Elementary Schoo I pared to an f'Ctlmated $1 ,40l.319 l
7:30 a.m. to noon, on a rotating ~tar dentist, ami the outgoing I her to be an excellent tt-acher Board meeting at the "for school tor the precedang fiscal )t>ar The
2-block area ; and near Newport president. was namf'd o;econd a nd would like to see her re· u~ only .. restriction placed by tax w11J be $1.23. wh1 c-h 1 12
Pier, !rom 19th St. to 20 teet vic'e-pre.!!ldent. )frs. J~><~sie Hill, Instated as a teacher. The board's the Irvi ne Co. on the 20-acre site cents above the rate !or thf' pa t
aoutheasterly ot the Pier, no re· office ma nager at Kav Finch tand at the previous meetings for School :-Jo. 7 near Corona del year.
strlctlons as to hours. Ceram lct, was named ecretary. was tha t a request tor a hea r· ~tar. • Approved lht> appointment
The following Je tter, prepared I treasu rer. lng should come from llrs. OJ. The terms . of the a le specify of Mrs. lfargaf('t Er~ a ad LOOSENING the cable fr~m 0 by lfrs. Mary George 419't The balloting for the 5 \'acan· son herself. that I! the site Is used for otht'r mimstratlve ft'tary. to rtopla light"'g sta ndard at the Corora Pol~ttla Ave .• Corona del )Ja r. cies on tht-board ~f directors re · Tuesday evening, ~1r . Sam ~han school purposes dur!ng a r em Wells. who l r~ignlng }att" de l Mar Youth Ce!'l er ball p~nts the arguments of the I suited In tht" el~aon of the fol· Schulman, one of the )1ariners ~50-year period, the land Wlll re· In August to ~1waried. , \, ...
local petitlonenr: lowing: 11 ss I s ta n t postmaster pare nts, p resented 2 letters 10 the v~rt to the ownership of tht> lr· .. ::, ,~pproy;J .'fll(~,progress. pa,y . fie~ i.s younq lonnie WiJJAk,.rd._ .. .,
"The purpose ot I hi rover 1,.1. Grant Howald. Cliff Llonbargt>r School Board. v1~e Co. without compensation. ment of SHAOO to architf{'ls Ker· 1o4ho ~misted his father. -~.,er
ter ls to point out as few f•~t I of Crown Hardwart>. B.lbe Or bon One was from Mrs. Olson, U Y· What It some catastro,ht> or mlt Dortus. Herbert Brownell and 1 of Rays Crone Service, en pur·
that led to the circulation of this 1 of Coast Super Market, Vern lng, "I agree tha t my evaluation act of God ma kes ~~ls site un· n~ Hodgdon for work on School I t;.,g 1.p the poles, which will
petition. ~mlth of Chera-Inn, lind Dr. het>ts can be rt>vealed •nd wei· usable as a school · ~~.r. Berry No. 7, making the total S50,.00.1 prov;de n;gn.t ligl\tel'lq fon l!um·
.. !)miley. . come a dl.cuulon of my teach ·! and Mr. Lacy ask~. We are or 70 PH ~t ~f !-h~l-due. mer balfT'gomes. (Ensign photo)
In C~na ~1 liar th~ are \ -·The dlrectora voted TUesday Inc abUI~ publicly." rtsk~,ng an Investme nt of $187,· ----.......:.:·0L1--...:.:._:....:....::__..:.._~::._=:....::~;.::._:::::_::.!.:.!:~~
• n-M of ,_... awn aDd even&-. .. tllr'D .vw 1217.t5 in n.. OCber wM from a number 500. ,. ~ _.,. ~ Mlrf ~\ I ........ J:MII.IJU to tbe Co-ol ........... aald. In put• Supt. Jloy ~n and UUS·
W8o. -~. are ·elifiH .._. deJ ·Xu Youtll c.ae.. apd -o.r lat1 •--ee1y;. tee lint Ray polnted ~that the
teo ,.atnl ~ 1~ or Iondo not to donat• 12:5 to the Molly Me· tar 00 ••t e1 ....., ,.ucy lrvf.w Co. 11 ~Unc the land at
own a car. ,.. '""' .. tuat now CUntock memorial at the Corona ... • _. .._.. a 25 ~r cent dacount on last •
nands, the n umt..r ot hour-. In ~· Mar library. ...... --..oe -.. ~ .: 1anu~try's value and is provfd. on Aglnd of Pia
which the~ young ~pie are c~ poUd.. t. • t ~ lng a ewer m ain a long MacAr· a nners
pennitted to IUrf la .a limited N R ccnued a 9ood teacMr to 1_,. thur Blvd. Rejecting the present 1
that they are obJlpd to reo.on to avy eserve UL We uaden ..... tllat t.bJa Ia offer of $9,375 an ac-re would
aome rather un~irable modes l Det tiM Hnt .._ ., 1 mean a n additional upen.se ot Two ~pplkatlon for multi· yard ~tback to build 8 single
of tranaportaUon In or~r to ar· u • F d atcnld.leg teac.laer ,.:.,_• • $110.000 to S180,000 !or rhe school story bu1ldin1~ w1JJ t'Om e> befort-famJly d~JJing.
rive at locaUona where surfing Is n1t orme auch poiJdes br ol district a nd m l&ht dt>lav the-the ~ewport &>aC'h Planmng John Curci, 816 Via Lido Nord
A $3,105,428 publlcatlon budget 1 permitted. The least de lrable of -we Cl1'8 au~ ·tbat the board St'hool project beyond t he ·targt>t Comma aon thls f''-emng IThur · 1 Udo Isle-, terrace canopv to ~it h:
for the 1960·61 fltcal year was thl"M methods Is hltch ·hiklng. It The Southern Orange Co unty wtU C'OIItiaue to GIDote r•· datt> of opening In the fall of day J. In 6 ln<"hes of front pro(>t>rty llnt>.
Publication
Budget OK'd
adopted Friday by the trust~s would seem much more practical Chapter of tht> X a val Re erve apect for UMI' dew:n.uoaa b 1961. they said. I T ht> Balboa Df"\'t>lopment Co. i" 1 Balboa Oe\·e lopmt"nt Co. 1 al~ ot the Newport Harbor Union and st'I'Uiible to have our young Assn. was organized Ia"' week. tmtia9 Nn.. 0 .._ to a pu.blJ! ~fr. Ray said that the Irvint> a<~king for a \araance and u t> a US4! ~rmlt requestl, for 26·
High School district. The total ~pie surfing at home. and R. J Garnaus ot 1824 Beryl beariaq. rt mut be fonm•t LD re -crlctlon in tht> salt> agrl't'· ~rmu to ron tru~ a !6 unit, unat a partment building at 9(19. compa~ with 13.312.612 for the .. Considera tion should aLo be Ln .. Harbor H igh 1 and s, wa" tbe mlad.s of the board m•m· ment •~ aimed at prevt>nting •.J·foot h1gh apartment bualdtng. 911 913 E. Balboa Bh ·d., and
fiscal yea r just concluded. given to tht> fact tha t many of named prt> ident. land <;pt><"uiarlon by thl" «-hool plu" H mort> fM>t for m(>('hanic-al 906· 910 E. Ocean Fl., Balboa.
Total ro.t of Ins truction, In· theu young people have 11ummer )ir. Carnaus. who is an assiSt· di!ltrlrt. He me ntioned tht> High appurtt>nanc-P,, on 6' ~ lot« bP Helt"n )1cKenzff' and Adrian
eluding $1.234,368 tor teachers' jobs. making It Impossible to ant vk t>·pre-.idenc of California HIRIJ ,_ NM11tl School dl trkt sale of the school twf>~>n Balhoa Bh rl. and 0 an Wll~n Property Oevc>lo!X'ro; 1 also
salaries. Is e s t i mated at sur! during tht> t"arly mornlnjl B.tnk ant! has an office at th<' ltP ac11olnlng tht> Harbor High Ft . and A anti B 5\tr('('ts. nt>ar a U<\f' permit r~quM~t l, for JO.
$1.570.667. hou rs now de lgnated for <~urf· Corona riel ~Jar branch, was a Hlltl of Scll111 ... ~ campuo: tht> Balboa hucJnf'!;!' dl trart §lory oi\Jl'lrtment bualdlng at 3300
Supt. Max R~ll reported lng -thls mean no s urfing. I ~avv office:-d ura ng World War Board Prt>Sldt>nt Harvf'y Pease Rt>altor Hl"lt''l :\lrKE'n7Jt> anrl and l3U6 Via Lado. ~t>wport
that aummer school enrollment realize that to some ot you. par· II. He ~rved aboan1 '1Upplv o;hip-; Harvey Pea~t> ot Balboa Island o:ugge tt"d an amt"ndmt>nt to lht> Adnan Wa lson Propen~ Dfo\f'lop &>ach
as ot 1une 30 was 1,022, plus tlcula rly th~e of vou who do not and destrovers on ron\'Ov dutv wa<; elected pre !dent ot tht> restrict!\<' cla~se to .. S\'hool and Pre .:trP a<~k1 nn fo. a ' nan~ Ro~rt F"unk, Ui1 ~fanno Dr.,
170 Jn driver training. He re · ha\'e a surfer In the family. thl~ In the ~orth Atlantic and.ln th~ board of tru-.tE't' of the ~ewport l or public ucp .t nd u;;f' Pf'rTl'lll to r<~ncJrurt a Ra) horP ... , 2-!oot <~Jdf' ~ard SPI·
ported a lao that the district had may not mean too much. but ro Pacific. Bt>ach Elemt>ntary S"hool Dis· Tht> ooard thcn ac1opted •' Ill unu Jll. toro. apanmt>nt buale1 back.
received l l4,J61.74 Interest on an avid surfer. It's all important. AJian Osborne of Coo;ta .Mesa, tnr t at the rt'Organlzatlon mE't't · resolution approving tht' pur ang \\llh a h~IJ:'lt of 11).1'2 ff'f't • t1SE PERMITS
ahort term Investment ol fund.! "J am sure that the young who ~ with the HU~!he Semi· ing Fridav. ~Irs. Louis CSt>nar ot chase of the 20 acre for $18i . .:5( pluo; mec!'la,Jc al appurtenam·P Ec1ward HE'rnanrln 300 )fa.
durlng the 1900·60 fl ca l year. people are as eager as anyone> Conductor Division, "a elected Balboa I lanrl wa~ naml."d C'lt>rk If tht' lf'inf' Co agr~o: to the t lJI'kl anrl 3J(l6 \·ia Larto. 1n rinP A\t'. Balboa l.lanrt. on sale
to respect the safety and wttll-1 vlce-pre .. ldent. :'\lilo Ainsworth of ()(firer~ !or the past year WE'rt' inclusion of .. publk u~ · 10 thr th(' Lado ~hopp1n~ Ct>ntr r. nr .. ,n ~r. -... ~ ·-· Ills being of the Ewlmme rs, but, par· Harbor Highland<~ [c: <;('COnd vic'<'· Jim Ra~ of Corona Hi~!hland", rec:trlctlon. thf' foot of rht> Lulo bnd~l' ~onli Church nr Chri'-t &I·
tlcularly during. the evenIng pre IMnt; Joh n St>mple of Co. prt>'>ident. and ~lr. Pease. drrk.j The board also: HNP i~ tht' a~Pnda for rn Pnll"-1, 3R39 E. Coast Hwy, Co·
W. C. Ries, Costa Mesa city
treasurer, Is the new president
of the Board of Trus tees of the
Orange Coast Junior College Dis·
trtct. He succeeds Donald C.
Holt of Westminster. Mr. RlN
h83 aerved as clerk of the board
tor th• past year.
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Ed HlrtJ\ was Installed as pres·
ldent of the Newport Harbor Op·
tlmlat Club las t w~k by Larry
HarmH, lieutenant governor ot
Zone 6. Oth•r new omce,. a~
S.be Orbon and Dr. John Wheat·
on. vlee·prHidenll!: Hug h Moore,
treasurer. and Ken Sta~ge and
Mike My~,.. ~arl~.
... ., n STAaTS naa
CIUklren playing wtth spark· Jere tJaNw one up ln the air and
it ceme down on the root of the
1arap of E. Q. Hatch, 2189 E.
Oc.-Mn Ft-ont, Balboa, at 12:02
p. m. Monday, Ju.Jy 4, causJ nc
• ftre wtaJcb lt'ft IZSO damq•.
tM Jlkwpcwt leach nre depart·
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_.. Jai::8AifGa cura
._. a&adiman. ortVner of
W....,..n'• ~by .tore at 3424
"fie o,.no. 1n 1M Udo Shopptnc a..r ................. ed ...
TR'If el IIIII Re.part Harbor W ·n WI <211~
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hours after six o clock. the num -I rona del )far, with th<' ~tcCuls· • Adoptt'd the> pubhcation nl~h1·., m f' t> 11 n i;. "ha h \\.11 ron.t C1rl ~1.u. c-ondurt rhur<'h
ber ot s wimme rs I~ at a mini· lion Rea I t v Offi('('. o;c-,•retaf'·: FIRE DESTIIOYS CAJI I tw~tn .11 o, lo.. I. Mil\ 1tu•" 1., a C I 1ont>
mum and this would eem to be Frank Herbert of the First WeSt· Fire or und termined on$!1n H • D e TEJIITATIVE NAP C H \f, K1'1n<'~ 211 Coltfln St.,
an .. ide.:ll tlme lor s urfing. em Bank i n Santa A n a. d~t roye-d the car of R. \':. Van e a r1 n g S U e Tract 3813, tht> propo.o;p 1 p E \\·e-cr "''"port r11'1a• he'd ~ara,;e
LN s give both the swimm<'rs trea urer. , ~ft>tl"r, 730 t. Jame PI . Cliff c:ubdl\iston flf J9:? I <'Is f~om J.'kcl on frt'nt h.tlf or lor
a nd surtet'S a lair sha re of time The as odation mc:nbership is H wen. a t 2:1 a.m. yestNda,y. Monday On ~r to the .~ •ntn .\n;t P.J\~r ,,.".,1 Roht':-t Allan Jr .. :l.!t Linc1o
in the water an~, keep our young o;>en to re-tired ~avy otrlcers a nd The car was parked In the d rive-~ewport. ''". R.1lhn.1 ('Xtf'nll non-con·
~pleat hOI!M· to re~rve otrlcers. w~). • PaECSE PLAJf lfO. 5 fornrn~r fa~.lR<'
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T II B •1d• E.<~tabltshln~ bu1tct1.,g «>tha k . Frantl lOU<'h. 3110 Clav St., a Ul •ngs lint>, on Artl'"litl ~t·<'t''" th '\;P\\P.lrl flt•IJ!.,t<: altPrnl~c.ns to
•., 1 no n "'1!1'rm t 'l~ hOU"'t'
Two h P a ring !I on protest <'It~ mac:tt"r plan J.lm,. .. !'ru trt 49t> ~ • ·('wport
against high hulldln$! will ~ • AN£JfDNEJfTS Bh J. ::'\1'\\l)ort H~lght;, nuto rt'·
he ld a t Monrlay P\·r nang's m~t -1 R. ~1. Krieg, 1501 10 1~. \tlrd ~·liT c:hnp In r -1 ZOOt'
lng of the ~ewport &-ach City mar Dr . Ba lboa, rl"zoning :!.3 lor.. Ctt) of :"""'POrt IW:~<'h fire
Council from R 1 to R-2. nus propt"rt\ <:tallun at 1 h) E. Balboa .Blvd.,
Tht> h(':tringc; \\Ill be on ap-""'&..c: formt>rly R2. and 10 nf thl' B.•lt><la, a ,IJOinant: th(• public
peals CTom Planntng Commission lot.!\ have duplf'~M. 2 an> \'&<'ant J.braro.
approval of the followang proj-1 tht' l'('malndt'r ha\e sJngll' re ... 1 Elliatwth Pag<', ~ E. Bdlboa
ects : dc>nct" • • Rl\(1 . R.lltlB;a~ ':l·UN.t apartmt'nt
GE-org<' Caf\·N's ~c>wport Tow-Amc-nc1mf"nt No. 95 to N"IOO(' huddinJ: In n C-1 "1on~. ......,.
er. llO. foot high hotel. plus me. Tnl<"t 3800. at ~ia rinNs Dr and L. \1 rm. ~ffg ('o. 2121 w .
chani<"lll appurtt"nanC'f"s, at tht> Do\'N Dr., In the Up(X'r Bw arl.'.t. D<l\t" St ~I'\\ port &-arh, 1ndus-
dty-rounty dOC'k sltC' ntoar the from uncia In~ to R-1 B traal building for light manulac·
Arches I Amendrnt'nt No. 96. amendtn~r turmg.
The Rom A Cola plan to bulld subdivision ordlnanC'f" relating tn e 8ESvaDMSIO•s
a 92·foot h igh hott"l building, prtmA.l)·, major and a«''nd.Jt) Jamc-~ tu", 600 Tu tin Ave.,
plus 17 f~t !or me•hankal •P· hJahwaya. 'l;cwpon Hclahu, r reatt' 2 R·l
purtenan , ne.ar the U do Isle e aao&.VTIOII bulldlna .ltl'<l out or ont-R·1 •If
brldlf' entrAn ~uUon :o.fo. 651 to estabHsh XArtarct Clbeon a nd D. x:
tht-follow1ne lrtl"f'f't namt-s : Lak(" Walter J r .. 2021. E. 8&,), B.aJboa,
Park LA.. bc-~·~n T"ustln .Avt'. <TNt~ on R·l buHdlnl' lte out
and 2lrd St., Upper S.y ArM: ot 3&,a parc.la. ................. ., u.a...a ...... ,.,. -,s 1 .. a •• , ........
-••rwt ..._....,
c:..alt .......... -.......... _ .. ,_ .................... .... -..a ...... ,...
Sh«t St., near Shon St.. &'!lb ~~----~---~
St. and N~ BlVd.. at'I'CIII
C..... the Clcy Hall: Udo Parll
Dr.. n.. St. HSt ot Lara~tr.
AYft •• nNr City HaU. .........
T. E. • N~ -Stwnth St., lalbola, a-Inch lattk!t on a 3.
fooc ~nt Wert& wall
0GC ftOAT ... ._ ,.,.nit CI'Mft X120cNn 11""-.
ftnl ,..... •llf -. In the Corona del aiar • ..-.... MJco.
aftiNal ........... IIMdlt ......u. .. 4 ..... • ....__. ..... •· .. ,.., ............. " ..... beat ,.,... ........
OIUia '0... 011111 IIMt 1111 Ja-. ....... -...... A
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~ ........ e ........ c.-...... c:.a,. ... l ......... ~ .. c.-............ CMy .. Newpert .... c.Rf. Oflee ... ,M,._. ,a...t ill ft.. ................. ~ HIO L c-t H~ .,.,. c.-.. W., c.lf. Tal•,••~~ Oliele J.-4110.
AlVO I. HAAPA .o-•IMI "'Wkller ~ HMPA ..... ecl•to Witet
TM NIWPOlf HAliOR INSI&N -M"..,.._ to b. • _..,.,_ ef ,_.
erel ......._ 1!., ..t ..._. He. AJ0171 ef tt. Superior Cowt ltl s..to
AN 1IMI "'t -....,_. il q~telifled to ,..wtth all p~~blic BOticae r.qu!N411 "' ....
SUISCIIPTION RATES
111 the New,_t HarW AN11 Otta ,.., -Sl.O~: tw• Y'•" -$5.00
Ouhi4M •f tt. HariMr ANI: 0111 W"' -$4.00: twa , .. " -IUIID
.,.EMIEl ef tt. CAUFOlNIA NEWSI'AI'£l I'UILISHElS ASSOCIATION ~ .f tt. NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
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THE RE01t6ANIZA TION MEETING of the board of trustees of
8 II R I d t the Newport Harbor Union High School district was held Friday e A STUDY OF SCHOOL POUCY PROMISED a e 0 in the board room at Harbor High. Seated, from left, are trustees
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· ath palli h littl t t Roy McCardle of Costa Mes~: Earl Peterson of Cliff Haven wno
t 15 r e r ap n~ 0\~ e mo~ paren 51 Q F •1_1 was elected clerk of the boord; Dr. Ed Milum of We5tcliff. th~ new
know about the schools m _ the1r ~mmumty-even pen rJaay'. president; Mrs. Ronald B~rlow of Balboa Island,., d Don.sld Dungan
though schools take the btggest b1te out of the tax of Costo Mesa, the o~tgoing president. Standing is Supt. Max
dollar and public education is such an important Lights on tht> baseball dia· Russell, who was reoppoanted secre•ary of the board. (Ensign photo)
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' f · ds 1 I mond at the Corona del )far
mol er 0 y oung m1n · Youth Center will be turned on Sch I Bo d u . I
T herefor e it is gratifying to note that the trustees o!ficlally Cor the first _time at 00 I n s rgent y
of our N e wport Beach elementary schools have17·30 P· m. to~orrow <Frldayl.
h d d . d b An e-<hibiliOn baseball g:1mc eeded
agreed to ol a stu y meetmg as requeste Y a 1 will follow the llghtlna cere· N R II s
number of parents of Mariners School pupils. This mony. A drawing will be held for I usse ays
request for a discussion of polic y was prompted b y team to play 2 Innings each.
the resignation of M rs. Vera Olson a teacher held Due to be Pres e. n t for the . . . • • lighting ceremonv 1s Amanda The urg('ncy or the need to Board held last week at the
m h1gh regard by these M anners parents. but now Blake. the Miss k itty of ··Gun support the passag£' or the Hlgh home or 1\trs. Vincent DIStefa no.
the scope of the inquiry is going beyond an indi-Smoke," daug~ter of :\1r. and School bond Issue was d€'sNibed t..aos Estelle Lane, Harbor High-
vidual teacher and will deal with the policies, prac-
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~1~· Jesse Nell. -UO Goldenrod by Supr. Max Russell at a meet· lands. . d ed . h l A\ e., Corona del ~1ar. ing of the Hor.lt't' En lgn PTA Mr. Russel) stressed the follow·
bees a n proc ures 1n our sc oo s . A trE'm('ndous amount of grad-lng points: "rt the bond Issue
I hope this study will include such all-important lng and CenC'e work was accom-1 y dl w·ll rails to pass when voted upon on
items as the content of textbooks and the techniques pllshed on the Fourth ot July by a r ey I July l9, by the fall or 1962, If . ' . father , coaches a nd boys. · not sooner, our high schools will
of teachmg the fundamentals. Are there textbooks m I I G. e T h be forced to go on half-day ses·
our schools that undermine American ideals? Is ·-...... ···--., CDI IV rop y In~. We have no school bonded
th b
· f th · 11 ,...-1H111 lndebtedn(>l:;s at the present tire. ere any OSlS or e growmg concern over spe -, I Basketbl ll star Grorge Yardlt>y We h-ave a qualit hoot .
ing and reading? ~ there sufficien t incentive for out-IS Beall 11 Ace of ll wlll announC<' t.he wlnnt>r or the 1 gram, with etfici:nt scoperaS~~-
standing performance among the students? There ourth annual \ ardley award for 1 Our cost of education per high
are many more questions to be asked but these Andrew ~f. Allan. 78, ot 510 outstanding athletic achiC\'t'ment I c h 0 0 I s tudent ls below the • • • • 1 Goldenrod A\·e., Corona del Mar, to the harbor area at the New-state's avera~e. Anv delav in
are among the most Stgntltcant. died last Thursday in his homt> port Harbor Junior Chamber oft solving the Immediate problem, * * • I after a 6-month Illness. He was Commerce. dinner on Thursday. such as would result if the bonct
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. a nati,·e of Scotland and had Aug. 18. Issue fails to gain the necessary
The Vera Olson case has ~oused th~ mterest of u,·ed In this area for s years and The "':'inner will ~ selKtE'd 2 3 majority vote on Jul y 19.
an elementary school teacher m a dtstnct near Los 11n Californl.t for 25 years. He from a fmal group of :> athletes. would compound the problem In
A ngeles, and she sent in some comments to the Vwas a retired accountant. His name .will be engraved ~n the future. We must stony ahead
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· , H h . Mr. Allan is survived by his the _Yar(lle) trophy and ht> will or the educational needs of our
nstgn. ere are excerpts from e r letter. wlf~ :\1 8 y t t a All t rerel\'t> an achl('vement medal. rapidly increasing population." ~copy of the Jufte ~3 edition of yOtJr ~ewport Harbor Ensign daugh~e:s: Mrs~ E. F. Mu~~-. B~:~ The other 4 will re('eive nominee The Horace Ensign PTA plans
was gtven to me by a frtend who has relat1vet at Newport BeKh. zil. South Am('rlca and Mrs. An· medals . Judging for the event to assist in bringing to public
The article in whidt I was particularly interested was the one C41p· tonio Perez, Hav~na. Cuba; 2 Is based strictly on sport achieve -atter1tlon the facts concerning
t ioned, ''Teacher's Re~ignat;on Is O,b.ted ,at ~eeting"... grandsons, a granddaughter and ment and Is open to professional the bond Is s u e by organizing
I am • t.Kher. During the pMt year I've taught seventh 2 e reat ·grandchildren. He be· or amateur In all fields of sport. neighborhood Co f t ee Kl-atsches
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d H 1 -L -• t L-... _ • • .&&.._ • longed to the St Ternan Masonic Local football coaches will be throughout the Harbor a rea. ra e • • · owever, -no -vvlft9 so 1ft n.. c:omtn4) YfHI un· l,nvited to attend the dinner to lesa the ...__. succ:eed • ...:....:---·.-.&. blic Lodge 443 of Banchory Aber· ,_. ....... C4lft '" ....... .._ up ~ fM.ti*C ~re deenshlre Scotland an'd the give a run-down on what Is ex· • •-II Ill
to get 1M retnstated. Now you btow why I m mterested in th. Episcopalian hurch' pected In the comlne football .... ,...,1111
artide about Mrs. Olson. YOtJ see, her C4IM sounds .&most para~ c · season. Nick Lucas, Buck Bean
t o mine. The only d ifference is that I didn't resi9"... I ~\'alte ~~C: were h~~ Sa ~-and Bill Straw are In charge o[ Set II .1111 ......
Petitions were 'preMnted to the bo.rd reque~t;ng an open ~r ay ~ I M tz ortua ry ape • the e\·ent for the J unior Chamber More than 1400 Bov Scouts and
hearing in my ~atf. I even wrote th. bo.rd a note ·~ing to orona e · a r. of Commerce. Exporers from the Orange Em·
such a m.eting. To date t*'e bo.rd has ignored th. ~~and , ...... --a ~-1...11....1 ln. lllllll~ 1 _ 11_....._ plre Boy Scout Counci l will take
all requests that a reason for their action be given. th. onty rea-~I -------.... ...,.. part In a 3-day Jubilee Camporee
son +*'at is given in my evaluation ~pen is that "my comments lu. lr-..1. ._. • ., rl-. _.. ·w...aadff Ills l& July 22, 23, and 24 at the Upper
in public m .. tincp are not in keeping with +*'e best interests of the ., ~ .. , ...... ruw .. Ill II Bay site of the 1953 National
district." lJ,is h.d reference to my haviovt sug-__._~ that ·---=n.. Private servl----for Mrs. o-••le Jamboree Inland of the Irvine .. ., ~·--......-"' A fire of undetermined orlgln '""'., ...,....., Coast Country Club
should be taugflt phonetic:.ly. n.ey cleny th.t +*'is is th. renon for caused thousands of dollars dam· Lee Martin. 75. of l117 Devon The event will ~olncide with
my dismiswl, but refuse to give a reason, standing on the EduC41-age to an unoccupied home at Lane, Westclltt. were hefd Tues-the 1960 Jubilee Scout Jamboree
t ion Code, which says a probationary teadter can be dismiuecf 800 W. Bay Ave .. Balboa, owned day In the Baltz M o r tua r Y at Colorado Springs. wit*'OtJt C41UH. by the Newport Harbor Yacht Chapel, Co rona del Mar, with the Opening ceremonies w Ill be
I understand thwe are many more sudt C41HS than we hear Club, at 12:07 a. m. Tuesday, Rev. Clifford Fugate of the Costa held at 3 p. m. Friday, July 22: a~ut, and I am wondering whether it migtlt not be a good idea the Newport Beach fire depart· Mesa Comm unity Met h 0 d 1st the cl<lSine ceremony and awards
t try · u.. _L L _ .J ment reported. Church ortlclatlng. t tl Ill be 2 o to organ11e me teacnen wno are so treat.a ... It does seem Mr.s. Martin died Saturdav In presen a on w at p. m. .J. !.t.1. ----'-''The house is almost a total · Sunday Jul 24 to me mat wrm as many "grau roots" ,.-vrv as there are favor-IOS.'J." Fire Marshal w. C. Noller the Hlllhaven Rest Home New. _• __ Y __ . ___ _
ing ••traditional education" somet*'ing could be done to correct said, still Investigating to deter-port !War h. aftPr an t>x1t>ndt-d Ill· PUMP PULLED OVER
the e•isting "progressive" situation. mine the cause. ness. Shf' had lived In this area The door handle on a car drlv-
• • • The O<'cupant" had checked out lor 4 months. coming here from en by James P. Morgan J r., Pasa·
P.S. Let me commend you in t*'e mod laudatory terms for of the house at 3 p. m. Monday. San Luis Obispo. ShP W3!! a na-dena, caught on a gas pump
d
~~ 1 d't · 1 y • 'd h f ~L Tht> tlrt> started in the l iVI"ng tive or Missouri anct had be(-n In hose In a serviC'e staUon at Ma · yOtJr very won enu e 1 or1a s. ou ve no 1 ea ow re reW~ing it c I if · r · d d' 1 f h 1 room or the 2-story stuC"C.. struc· a ornla or 37 yt>ars. rlne Ave. and Balboa Ave., Sal·
11 to rea e 1toria s o suc pro-American caliber ... All year I've tun• and spread upstairs to bed· Sh£' I~; s urvivt>fl by a dau~hter. boa Island. at 7:35p.m. Saturday
tried to impreu upon my seven+*' graders +*'at we are a eonstitu. rooms. )Irs. !Wtty l..t'Gette of the home and pulled the pump over, New-
tiona! republic, and not a democracy, so I was e~peciaHy im-address; a !'On, Charles Martin. port pollee reported. Gas was
preuecl by your editorial on +*'at subject! 2 , .............. llj .... .l Los An gclt-s; a sister Mrs. Julia spilled when pipes undf'r the
Drive a New RENAULT!
SIX MONTHS FREE!
I
W E PAY FOR G AS, O IL AND LUBE FOR SIX FULL MONTHS!
FOR COMPLETE DETA ILS SEE
JOHNSON & SON
"FAMILY OF FINE CARS"
600 W. COAST HWY. NEWPORT lEACH
.... •• .. Mathias. ~an Luis Obispo; and pump started leaking. No one ..,..__ Clr 1 ,.. ... 111 ....... .1 3 grandchildren. rnterment was was Injured. A station attend· ~~-.... -in Pacific VIew Memorial Park. I ant made temporary repairs.
Timothy Goodwin. 17. of .2024
I Highlanrl Or .. Harbor Highlands,
anrl a passenger In a car he was
rlrlvlng. John R. Belford, 18, or
3012 F"Nnh('ath Lant>. Costa Mesa
WN(' Injured when their car fail-
t>rl to nPgotlate a curve on Bay-
Rhore Or., 1000 feet south of
Jambore€' Rd., Upper Bay, at 6:
p. m. Tue~day. The front end of
the car endect un in bay m ud
and water, the Newport Beach
pollee department reported.
BOT RtJifS Dn'O CAR •'
Larry Lundquist. 4, of 411 E.
Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. was lnjur·
ed Sunday wherl he ran Into th~
right rear fender of a ca r belnlf
driven by LoyJe F. McMillen, of
WhlttiPr, traveUng east on Bal·
boa Blvd. at Adam.t St., Balboa.
S CAlli m ACCIDDT
A three·car accident occurred
a t Coa_at Hwy. and La rk a pur
Ave .. , Corona del Mar, at 10:40
a. m. Saturday between ca r t jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ driven by June D. Buraeu. 45, I Pat~tdena ; ~ttle Lund, !10, PhOI"·
nix. Ariz., a nd l ames F. Bu~h·
anon, 23, of 267 Sherwood Sf
Cotta MHa, Newport poUce re·
ported.
Ulaerty 1-9361
WE SPECIALIZE IN REMODEUNG W6 RK
-NO JOB TOO SMAll
1.&. __ ..._
Lotal Cadets
at Ft. Lewis
Cadet Douglas Unruh, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Unruh 327
Drittwood Rd., Shore Clitfs; and
Cadet Thomas W. Atkinson, 21,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A .
Atkinson, 3225 Ocean Blvd., Co-
rona del Mar, a re both receiv-
Ing 6 weeks of training at the
Army Reserve Officer Training
Co r p s summer camp at Fort
LcwlH, Wuh. ,The training Js
scheduled to be concluded July
29.
Cadet Unruh Is a '1957 gradu·
3te or NeWport H a rbor High
School and Is a student at the
University of Arizona II'\ Tucson.
He Is a member or Phi Gamma
Delta and Alpha Kappa Psi fra·
ternlties.
Cadet Atkinson I a 1957 grad-
uate of Newport Harbor II I g h
School and Is a student at the
University ot Wyoming In La·
ramie. ---
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Pboua ORiole 3-5855
AI Be... and Mod Aden
ANNOUNCE
Hawaii c~s to Newport!
NOWOPIII
the Beach Boy' s· new
.Afo~a Room
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'naell.440,401 Jn INUdlq peer· e COIIGIIA Da. ...
IDlta ...-durlnl Ju.nt atooaled Don f'rankl!n, .,.1 Htate of·
1M .ewpan 11eacb permit total ftee, 3250 E. eo.,t, 17,000; Kar·
to 114.-,051 lor the lint 8 old David Smith. alab, ~13 Car·
montba e11110. natJon, 1100; lamH Joha nsen, re-na. Ia Uttle more than 13,000,· aldlna, 431 ...., ... 1500.
000 Mlllnd tbe 117,532,403 June e COIMJIIA _. ,....,.
30 tolaJ of lut ~ar. KN.IIary Maddox, aJt~raUons.
The record for the 118cal ynr stO De Anza. 12S().
whkh ended June 30 Ia 124.772,· e UY III08D .-r, JU4t euMdlnl the previous W. M. Bickley, fence, 119 Gar -
kal year record of t:J11,222.9H. net, 11.00: Mn. Margaret Tu tin.
'nle Baycreet Dewlopnwnt Co. alteratJons, 308 1_. Marine, 12.000 ;
pve the June total a bll booet K. A. Mathisen, 1-unlt, 2-story
by taklnl out 12 permlta for dweJJinc. No. 7 Collin~ Isla nd.
ctweliJnp ln the Upl)ft Bay Area UO.OOO; E. L. Payne, residing,
for a total value of almost 1300,· 23!5'1 Opal, 1650.
000. e U1'I'Ea aA Y AU: A
P'ollowina p«mlta were laued Baycre•t Development Co., 12
durlnl the nnal week In June: permits for 1-unlt dWellings on
Commodore Rd., 1298,190; 0 .
PhiiJips, twlmmlng pool, 2201
Heather, $2.900; CJlurch of Jesus
Christ or Latter Day Saints, foun-
dation and slab, 801 Dover, $200;
R. W. Larkin. swimming pool.
1m Suuex. $3.000; John Fletch·
er, add bedroom, 1107 Sussex,
I3,SOO; Chari~ Sparkuhl, swim·
mine pool, 2006 Shipway. $2.800;
Santa Ana 0 11 Co., sign, 333 Pall·
sades Rd., $600.
P1lnl p •
Ml• Catherine Smith entt-r·
tal ned a few frlenda with a small
carckn party Wedneeday after·
noon, June 29, at her horne. 307
Golcknrocl Ave., Corona ckl :\far.
The party waa In honor of ht-r
m t•r-ln-law, Mn. Phillip Smith
of Claremont, who brou&ht aom~
of her palntlnga for JU"ts to
see.
IIIUIIT AS CAJI I'LDI
Louis Ra il, 17, of 410 Hello·
trope Ave., Corona d~l Mar. drlv·
er, and Ch~ter Loomis, 17, of 373
Ramona Way, Coeta :\tesa, a pu·
aenaer, were Injured wh~n their
car flipped ov~r on Jamboree Rd.
on~ m1 Je no:th of Coast Hwy. a t
12:12 a.m. Friday, Newport po·
llce reported. Both w~re ta ken by
ambulance to Hoag Hospital.
DIAIIOIID mJIG TAKEJI
A $1,200 diamond and pea rl
rina w .. stolen from the home of
Vlratnla R. ~fcCJura. 115 44th
St., West Newport, Newport po·
lice reported last Th'\Jraday. A
sJnale pearl w as In the center of
the ring surrounded by 6 or 7
amaU diamonds.
eaAUOA
St~lla Linden, f~nce tor puppet
thea tre, 210 Palm, 1100 ; Rendez.
vous Snack Sho;>. s ign. 600 Ocean
Ft.. 175; Marlon Alexand~r. rtt·
sldln~. 212 E. Oeean Ft., $1.995. e LJDO ISLE
.Mrs. I . C. McFerran. add bed·
room over ga rage, 105 Via Un·
dint-, 14.540. e WEW'POBT
Bruce Card, sl&"n. 2033 W . Coast
Hwy.. $1,050; William Kinder.
demollah dwelling unit a t 6910
W. Ocean Ft.. S360; Lo uis Hor·
nung, wall. 4800 Neptune. S800:
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OFfiCIALS of the Citizens Committee for High School Bonds ore
shown here ot o plonning session. Stonding are phone company
mMager Ted Hambrook, general chairmon, at left. ond Jad
McCord, treasurer. Seated, left to right, a1e Mrs. G. Burton Rys·
dale ; Mrs. Harvey Pease. coordina1or of tK"e eleme ntary. and 'unior
high PTA gro~s. and Mrs. Norman Watson, chairman cf the
speakers committee. The bond e!ec•ion has been set for July 19.
(Bedner photo)
Lad Gives Alarm When Fire
Breaks Out in Newport Home
A rlgaretle was blamed Cor a I The son. John )f . Trueblood, 9,
$5,000 fire In the home of John noticed tht-flrl' and ran next
Trueblood. 510 38th St . Xewport door to a neighoor, who called
I la nd, at 8:52 a.m. Friday. The I the tlr;e department. The tire
fire might have ca uS<'d further tarted In a clothe cl~t and
damage but a son or the family pr-ead to a bedroom and haJJ.
was home a nd gave the ala rm, way. Heat and smoke damage
the :-;ewporr Bt'ach fi re depart· was extensl\·e in the rest of the
ment reported. first floor or the two-story house,
Fire 11111111 But
rirE'men said.
The pum per ano squad truck
from the headquarters station.
:-;t>wport Beach, a nd the pumpt>r
CATCH THI! CUM .
AD old c:ookbook liWll lhia cure for asthma, "W~
&be lkJa ol a mu&krat-rur aide next to tbe body-
eMir die lunp. .. Certain relief wu auurcd. It's com·
fortina to lcnow that we have more reliable methods
today. In recent )'C&I'S medical ICience has DChie'ed
incalculeblt improvements in the care and treatment
of il1Dea Yoar pbysician can t.dJ you al>out the
dfcctive mcdicatioos ava.ilabk . Seek his professional
advice wbea you're ill. 'Then, if he rccornmcnclc-
mcdication, ~ to us for quality prescription•
I Christensen PllmiiiGCJ
-· E. COAST .wT., c::o.»>A ,DD. 11A11
oaiOLE J ...
2 IOATS DAILY
10 CAIAUIIA
C.tat.N lsJ.nd lMJy I ... .--.~"' -. -· LEAVING FIOM FUN ZONI 1•• 'OA
Xut to FHTy r n>c
Bo.ts leeve et 9:00 & 9:45 e.m:
Retumin<J et 4:30 1(5:()() p.m.
RoundTrip -Adults 6.52
Children under 12 -Helf Pr-ice
A Wonderful Outin9 for the F..nily IIIOU. FOOD STOLER
Pl~rlulgl Rossi, 2529 First Ave.,
Corona del Mar, reported the
burglary or a pair of s hoes and
u sorted canned aoods from that
address Saturday. A key was
possibly used to ga in entry, a
no doors or windows were open.
Back Bay Pa rk. cabana, 300 E.
Coast Hwy., !5.800: Gladstone
Ha tch, re-roor. 219·221 21st St ..
S300: Bayside VIllage, ign, 300
E. Coast Hwy., SSOO; Leo Kl otz.
demolls h non-conforming stair·
way ami build new one, 310 32nd
St.. $150: )frs. V. 0. Pt>terson.
ff'nCt-, 3300 W. Orean Ft., $95;
William Blust, Interior altera -
tions. 6450 W. Coast Hwy .. $75;
~ewport Salboa Savings & Loan
Assn., sign. 3363 Via Lhlo. $400;
Alton Culver, re ldlng, 3502 :\~far·
cus. $850.
Fumes lgnitt>d rausing a mall from the Balooa tire station were
explosion aooard the 34-Coot di patched to the scene. Due to
cruiser, Sea )'luff II. at 406 S. the extent of tht' fi rf', a second I
Bay Front. Balboa Island, at 12:48 alarm was given a nd the pump·
P·'!l· last Thursday, re ultlng In er truck from the Haroor High--~:::::::::::::::::::::=====~===~~==~:_
$150 damage to thE've ~.owned 1~:n:d:•~~:ta:t:io:n~r:t>s~po~n~d:t>d:·~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~= bv Robert R. Ba ore. Los Angeles.
DO TOU WANT • te~t. • rW., • .......• ~~..., ..... , Or 4. ,.. ......
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LEGAL WOTJCE
Jfo. A-25 ..
WOTJCE OP KEAitllf~
Superior Court of the State of
Callfomla for th~ County of Or·
The boat had Ju t bet'n refueled
and exploded when the motor
was started. Someone u~d a dry
powder [ire e-xting uisht>r to put
out the n ames before the tire
ooat or fire trucks arrrvetl.
ana~. SJ.o~ with tM -clwints wt.o H-
Eatate of CHARLES EL'IER _.... ;.. .... ~ 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CAVE, l*:reued. lfotl~ b hft-eby alv~n that w .ft .. --JAMES D. RAY
.... L COAS1' HW't,.
COlOMA oa w.u
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lOY. Jnter.t Per Armum
IIMrt ...... tuttlte ... -....... dl~ ..-. pat tNe Ordbb .. , • .__. pao;a
1R IIAIIAG&. l&aVIC& UD COLLECT
Evans G. P.ter &
• •· •awJOaT .ovuYAIID W&WJOaT aACIL CAUPOIIIIIA
JIIDWAY 1-1-
Co.
·Costalesa L ... erCo.
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CIJftord Roy C.ve and Keith Ed----.. cz Jfo. A-J511' mund Ca ve have filed h~rein a WOTJCE OP IIEOJWC
petition tor Probate ol Will and Superior Court of th~ Stat~ of
for Letters Testamentary, refer-California tor th~ County of Or·
ence to which Is made for furth· ange.
er particulars. and that th~ time Est ate of IR.\1A EXCEL CAVE. a nd place of hearing the samt> t>ect-a~d.
hu bet'n set for July 15th, 1960, Notice Is hereby given that
at 10:00 A.:\f .• In the courtroom Clifford Roy Ca\'e and Keith Ed·
of Dt'partm~n t ~o. 4 or said mund Cave havl' filed herein a
court. at 8th and Broadway. In petition tor Probate of Will a nd
the City of Santa Ana , Califor· for Letters Testa mentary, refer-nl~a ted June 2S. l960. ence to which is made for furth·
L. B. WALLACE, Clt'rk t'r partk ulars. and that the time and place of hearing the sam~ AARON K . PHE~PS, has bet'n set for Julv 15th, 1960,
Attorney for Petitioner, 'at 10:00 A.:\1., In the courtroom
3800 East Coast H i~hway, I or Department :"Jo. 4 of said
Corona ~el :\tar. California. court. a t 8th and Broadway, in
Publi h. J une 30. July 7, 1-t 1960 the CitY of Santa Ana, Ca llfor·
In the Newport Haroor Ensign. I nia.
LEGAL lfOTJCE
1
Datt>d June 28. 1960.
N 35655 L. B. WALLACE, Clerk
• o. A· AARO~ K. PH"ELPS,
NOTICE 1'0 CREDITORS I Attomt>y for Petitioner
SUPERTOR COURT OF THE ~ 3800 East Coast Hlgh~ay,
STATE OF CALJ FOR.'iiA FOR Corona del )tar. California.
ntE COUN1i' OF ORA.~GE Publish: June 30, Julv i . 14. 1960
ESTATE OF MARCELLA H. In t he :"Je wport Harbor Ensign .
KNAPP, Oe<-eased. I
NO'MCE IS HERE BY GIVE~ to 1 LEGAL WOTJCE
the creditors of the aoove named CEIITIFICATE OP aUSIJfESS
d~nt tha t a ll persons having I Fictitious Firm Name
clalnu aaalnst the said deceden t THE U":"JDERSIGNED does hert-·
aro required to file them,. with 1 by certify tha t he is condl,lctlng
the n~ry vouchers, m the a furniture business at 2846 E.
office of the clerk of the abo\·e Coast Hwy., Corona del :'.ta r, un-entlU~d court. or to Pr e sent I der t he fictitious firm name of I
them. with th~ necessary vouch· Mary's Furniture and tha t said
era, to the undersigned at Law Urm 1.s composed of the follow·
Otflce of Calvin R. Keene, At· Jng persons wftose name In full
tomey at Law. 333 North New· and place of residence are as Col-
port Boul~ard, Newport Beach. 1~-s. to·wlt :
Callfomla, which Is the place of I LEONARD A. FAAS, SR., (own -
busJnesa of the underslaned In er) 9520 Arington St., Down~y.
alJ ma ttHa pertaining to the CalJf.
estate of said de-cedent. within MYRTI.E HARRIS CMgr.l, 820•
six months after the first pubU· Center St .. ,C08ta MH&. Calif.
cation of this noll~. WITNESS my band this 14th
Dated June 3. 1960 day ol June, 1960.
STANLEY D. KNAPP LEONARD A. FAAS, SR.
Stanley D. Knapp, Admlnlatra· Own~r
tor ol the Eatate of the above MYR'n.E I1ARR.IS
named d«edenl Mgr.
GALVIK a. KEENE STATE OF CALIFORNIA)
Ore II L c AttorneJ at Law • lst ooca Oe 333 North Newport Boult-vard COUNTY OF ORANGE )
Newport •ach, <(&Ufomla ON mJS 14th day of June, IUJLI)ING" JLOCD-AIJ. IJZEB...-ALL nPEI MldWQ 1-1221 1960, before ~. a Notary Public
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known to aw to ~ the pti"SC)n
whole name Ia au-.eribed to the
wttbln lMCnament. and acknowl·
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the .... wrncas my bud ~nd om.
dal..a.
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CHEll'S CORtliR IEEPS YOU
COOL. II ... COOL I
.._.,, .... ., ef Cernlr'l exc:llllin ..,__.. and you sure won't
want to be without it these "'·arm summer days. We're s~ of the CrieDdly
way Corvair ke~ps you cool and comfortable, with onl~ fresh outside air COIIliq
your way. No front-engine or under-car exhaust he:st bothen you in a Cornir.
And this is only one of the wonderful &(h·anta~et Corvair'a rear~e design
bas in store for you. You 'II like that practicaUy fi:st ftoor,
the dig-in-and-go traction, the nimble handlinF. too. Corvair
sound like a real tTeat to y~u? Well, one drive at your
dealer's will back up every word we sa y.
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JULY 9
9 A.M. to 1 P.M.
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How lnc:onaiatent can we be! We tum u p our ,__ at tb«*
of many races whoee-ak:ln ls darer than our._ then do evel)'thlna
we poulbly ca n to match them.
This la the aeuon for worahlpplnr the Great God Suntan. It
ahouJd1 ~ approached with utmost care. of ~. with many an
appUcation of oil, and atopped when a certain ahade of rolden
brown ls reached. But aomehow everythlnr reta out of band, and
beet red or off -black Is In most cues the end result of too clo.e
an acqualntace with Mr. Sol.
Another Inconsistency of woman ls looking askance at African
natives vivid with war paint, then turning round and applytnr
upon our own (aces spots of rouge, blobs of llpetlck, and more
recently, purple, green or bright blue eyes. •
I've come to the conclusion that clever advertising can .ell
a woman anything. myself Included. Don't I have In my purse at
this moment a clever little gadget with seven shades of eye
shadow! Yet only a brief t~ years ago, when cometed by a
friend who was a cosmetlclan, I submitted to the merest touch of
the stuff, and went skulking around corners avoiding my friends
until It wore off.
Now they have come out with something to tan you without
sunshine. You see its users everywhere. Sometimes the effects are
startling. Imagine a man with a deep brown face.' and a white
scalp showing through his nat-top?
One of these days someone wtll come out with a spray gadget
for the application of freckles. That will be the day!
I can remember when freckles were the bane of my existence.
To fight them I wore b1g hats, carried parasols, and went to bed
at night eovered with lemon Juice, or burterrnU~. Then I saved my
allowance for a jar of freckle cream. and after Mamma had gone
to sleep stealthily applied it. She never did know what h~ppened
to my skin that year!
One of these days somebody will come out with a formula for
covering the teeth to match one's eown. And when that ha ppens
every woman of us will go round sm111ng red and yellow.
So you don't believe It ? Stop a nd think of all the things you
do now that you once would never have tried!
Old advertisin's eot you, that's what!
Fa01Uy Fa e Cooked up by r •• Louise Meteer
A slim and utterly beautiful soup thinned with ~~ cup or
friend said to me the other day.
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milk, and 1 small can of mush·
"I've been reading your food rooms with juice.
column. Do you eat all those Serve on com bread baked in
things you write about?" I your waffle Iron. If you haven't
The answer was a shamed ad· baked com bread this way you
mission. ·wnich could account for I haven't lived.
the difference between her dress CREAM-DREAM GREEN BEANS
size a nd m ine, and, I might add, Lca .. ·e choice green beans
also accounts. 1 think, for my whole. Cook In as little water as
own energy. possible unt il tender. (Don't O\'·
But whether you aspire to be [ ercook.l While hot squeeze the
thin or not. one thing is certa in : juice of a lemon over them and
You simply have to like to eat I sa lt them well. Toss lightly with
If you are going to be a good 1 red onion chopped, or several
cook. Under these circumstances green onlo~s. Place in refrlgera·
you might begin planning the tor. Just before serving toss
next meal whlle doing dlsbes agaln w1th sour cream. For 2
from the last. and defi nitely. you pounds of green beans you will
do NOT wait until 5 p.m. be· need one small carton of cream.
fore decldini what you're going You can keep the beans on
to have for dinner. I hand for several days, always
Here a re some Ideas for sum-adding cream just before serv·
mer foods that are handy to have lng.
In the refrigerator against un-
expected guests: D-..1.1 ....... •--t. SNUGGLE BUNS n• J .... ...
Buy those crusty Du tch type f---Sclllll 1-~-1
rolls a couple of doz.en. Split ,... •• ~
part ' way lengthwise, and re·l move a little of the soft centers. David Maypole. son of Mr. and
<Reserve for toasteft bread Mrs. Roy Maypole of Bay Shores,
crumbs.! is home for the summer. David
Fill with this mixture: 4 hard· has bet>n studying at the Ed·
boiled eggs, chopped; 1 lb. shred· n:-u nd A .. Walsh School of Fo~
ed cheddar cheese; 6 drcws to-e~gn Serv1ce at ~rgetown Unt·
basco sauce: 1 cup mayannolse; vNslty In Washington. D: C. He
'• cup ketchup. Stuff rolls and forrnerlr attended ~he U~1vers1ty
wrap each .In foil. Store In re-of Mex1co In Mex1co C1ty.
frigerator. When company comes Four other young people from
put into a hot oven until thor· Newport Beach who attended
oughly heated. Serve with a school In Washingt~n during the
tossed green salad and a cup of past year are Davtd and Pete
light soup such as consomme or Crary. son ot Mr. and Mrs. Av·
hot spiced tomato Juice. ery Crary of Lido Is le. students
QUICK CHIPPED BEEF at Georgetown, and Barbara Lil·
F rizzle chi pped beef in a little ientha l and Loren Holmw~.
butter until lightly browned. stud{'nts at the American (jm.
Add 1 can of cream of vegetable verslty.
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Mrs. Hurtt .Named Cheirtnan
Of Kate and Advocate lall
THE EN~A&EMENT of Miss Clare Louise Srrnth to Ronald F.
Reagon •s onnounced by the bride-to-be's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clar~nce L. Smith of ~5 Via Lido So ud, Lido Isle. Miss Smith, who
h~s JUSt groduated from the . Uni~ersity of C~lifornia at Ber~eley.
wtll s~end. the summer traveltng tn Europe wtth her sis ter, Anne,
returntng tn. September. Her fiance, who is the son of Mr. and
~rs. Ru.ssell Reogon of Bishop and Newporf Beach, will complete
hts studtes at Long Beach State College this fa ll. The wedding is
scheduled for ned June. (Gene Ross photo)
SO'BP1liDEa STOLEK
A Juvenile boy entered the
drug store of Don Gunderson.
716 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. a nd
stole a SlO canvas surfrlder
while 2 other boys stood outside, ~ewpon pollee lea rned at 1 p.m.
Saturday.
MATTRESSES
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buMispaiDf-CoHoe
COSTA WlSA WAnWS CO.
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CASUAL CLOTHES
SPORTS CLOTHES
To Fit You and Yow . Family
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Jantzen ' * * Koret of Califol'nia * Rosi:t' Marie Reid
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Friend of the weary, a quite
relaxl111 apot for the waltlna, a
ataUfiCh ftlend to every pauerby,
the bench didn't ask for nuthln'
except to be Jat upon by thoee
waiting for a bus. Nobody paid
much attention to the bench,
though day after day, year in
and out, through bllaterlng aun·
ny days and damp fog dripped
nlght.a it stood it. quiet vigil
walling to be tramped upon by
children's fe!et, bearing t he
weight of heavy bundle. and
other things. Suddenly the bench
disappeared. It wu mlued by a
gal who worked cloee by and
was uaed to looking at It out of
her office window. "Where did
the ben<'h go?" she WTote the
<'ity. The city promptly answered
her plea by placing two benches
to takelits place.
* * * Mow here's the true at01'1'
belaiM tbe •'MI"9 beDcla. It
.. pa-d .. lfewp.t bcNJe.
Yard. Jaat oataide ou pcatd.Dg
1 0 t. leftra1 of ... ~ ...
CGalplaiJMCS tbcrt It ._ Na9la
aDd ld8d of IPUatery to alt
upoa wiUJe they wcdt.cl f• the
baa after cWDt tMk alaappi.Dg,
so ... day s.t ~ ou Leo
... .._.aDd Clift C•aaler
weat .. t a.d pkked It •P bad·
Uy Gild took It lllto ou wodr·
&bop for a 9oocl 80DdJ"9 cmd
repaiati"9 Job. . n.y cllda"t
-a.y banD. It bad oar ad· •fttiab19. eo tlaey Juat aMUID·
ed It ._ oar ••111 natNJity.
..,.... beacll .. becJr ..... all
pntty, amootb cmcs deem • • .
* * * Been out to the Candy Shop
lately ... New delicious goodies
a r e arriving every day. Now
you can eat your chorolates and
save on calories too. SJendora of·
fers Ucorict' Torfee with only Z7
caloriE'S, Ume Toffee with Z7 cal·
orlet!, and for those who like
creamc;, Chocolate Fluffs w I t h
on~3J c-alories ... And no SU·
gar ither, for those who are re·
111 ed diets, these S I e n d o r a
ca es are made with only pure
hont>y and molasses ...
* * * A Freacb lloaquet b a pure-
ly ...atiaaental tlalag. s w e • t
amem-. aac1 dalllty with a
purple wa1er Wy, wblte avva·
pcmtbu, blue d e l p b I D I u Ill.
wblte Queea .AJua•a Lace cmd
pAak C4D'al .AJua rOM bud&. ftc.
tuft theM delicate f 1 o w e r a
coeeNMd dalDWy lD a white
..uk 91au pblet a..s uowaed
wltla a pat.l bow ol all the
colen eotaN....S cmd you bGYe
a FreDcb lloaquet ••• Jot It
dowD few .-.etl.lne wbea you
waat to do a Uttle .-.etbla9
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Ro6ie's cheese baking powder
blscul~ always blow up a yum·
my stonn when she makes them
for our Coffee Shop. Sometimes
ahe makes rice pudding too or
1pUt pea 110up. Strangely enoueh
the "Dieter's Delight" ls more
popular with the men than with
women. Lean allces or rout be!f!f.
toeaed green salad or cottage
cheeae and a gamlsh of aspara·
gus apears, beetl and aeveral
veeetables. appetizingly a n ant·
ec!, ~aee the strongest taste
for a piece of chorolate cream
pie •.• You'JJ like Adele's sand·
wlches. She make, them just be·
fore lunch time and wraps them
In cellophane for s~Y ~rv1ng.
You can just see the thick slices
of ham and ch~. roast be!f!f,
tuna salad and the rest ol her
aandwlch fixings oozing out the
aldes with thick pieces of crbp Jettu~ and creamy mayonnal~
.•. Juat like home, or perha~
a little better becaue you don t
have to make them yourwlf ...
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JUNE BRIDE: Mrs. Woyne Rc•s Wh'·roe/ ·s ·1-e former M'ss
M11rg11ret Fruel.~n. IPoul Kent ph~·-:.}
Miss Margaret Adele Fruehan
Is Bride of Wayne R. Whitney
Miss )fargaret Adele Fruf>han., hat. The brldt>groom's mot her
formerly o1 Balboa lsland, t>X· wore a powdPr. blue la~e and
changed marriage vows Junf' 2~ taf!t'ta !'heath With matc~11ng ac.,
In St. Andrews Pr e by t e rI a n l't"'~ orie"
Church with Wavne Ross Whit · I Tht> briM i;; a graduate of
ney of Costa )le.<:ll. Dr. Charle~ 1 ='ewpon Hnrbor Hlg;, School anti
Dlerenfield, pa tor of St. An· attt>nded Orang(' Co~st College.
drew's, read the wedding service I Thf' brirlPgroom also to; a gra~u-
The bride Is the daughter of 11te of ~ f' w port Harbor H1gh
Mr. and Mrs. E. C'. Fruehan, for· 1 School and Is attending Orange
merly of 208 Opal Ave .. Balboa l Coast C'olh~ie. He plans to finish
Island. now living at 2085 Bay. his eiPctronk E'duC'ation at Long
port Way, Costa :'.1t'Sa. The bride· Beach State Co llege.
groom is the son ol )1r. and ~1rs.
A. R. Whitney, 318 ~eadowlark
Ln., eo.ta Meu.
Mr. Fruehan J&\te bls dauehter
In mamaee. 1be br1de wore a
"PUre aUk orpnu weddlnt &own.
with lace bodlet" and lone lace
slt!f!vH. Lace panels were appJI.
qu~ on the skirt. sweeping back
to the chapel train. Ht>r veil was
elbow length. with peak_, made
of matching lace and tiny seE>d
pearls. Her bouqut>t was of white
carnations with a nosegay center
of baby pi nk roses.
:\iiss ~tarry Jean RunnPr wac
maid of honor, and the brides·
maids were Sandra Fleer. )fary
Richards. Terry VIllagrana, and
Judith Whitney, sister of th e
bridegroom. They wort> aqua chif·
ton gowns with matching satin 1 accentuating the bod I c e, and
matching aqua headpieces.
Heidi DeGroot was the flowN
girl. and Jay Scott was ring
bearer. Mrs. D. T. Stearns was In
charge of the guest book.
Charles Wille\· Jr. was bc.>st
man, and the u'shers were Paul
and Joel Frueh an. brother or the I bride, and Paul Russell. and
Daryle Bailey.
BOICE nOM HOSPITAL
Mrs. carol Denton. 435 Golden-
rod Ave., Corona del Mar. is at
home aealn alter a 10-day stay
In Hoee l!ez:noi'UJ l:loepit&J for
s urgery. Mra. Denton expects to
spend the rest of the summer
restlne and getting ready to re-
s ume her tt•aching position In
Corona del )Jar school in the
fall.
UCEMSE PLATE COME
Clare Burton. 601 1, Iris Avt> ..
Corona dt>l )-Iar, notlfled :"\'ewport
police Saturday that her front Ji .,
censt> plate, JXK166, wa-missing
from her rar. I
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"It's Fun to Dress
In Fashion''
The reception wa held at the
church. The bride's mother wore 2659 E. COAST HIGHWAY
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Plrr THIS Ol'fE DOWN In your I SHn, we lOS. her our bouquet. II t tIe book of ent.nalnment • • •
lct.as. One ~octeu we h e a r d '"WJIEU D 0 E 1 AJf OLD
about ~rved Fourth of J u I y SALT QO -a ...UO..?• -*·
drink.a with apark»ra afire and ed Mary &Mp.d w.._ 111M
emerging atraw-llke. Latest ver· WI'Ote a :-et card to aa wa.u.
sJon of Fire Water? ~-a. aaawew: "'T1M
• • • OCiea'D. ol cour.l"' Nary Ia WE'RE TOSSING 0 U R BOU · trclftU,.. wltla ltuebaNL Pat
QUET (and hoping ahe catches and-. n.., COld t1aey aay be
10 to ~ra. Robert Roper, otrlclat b-. w .. tbla is prbt.cl.
greeter who make, newcomer! ::n.., atncll oat lD a aort1aer1y
fe!el 10 at home In the Newport d.lNctiGa aDd ...at -•ticl."9
Harbor area. Because there are poet cares r... t1ae a19 lu.
many hours spent which do not • • •
meet the eye, stretchlne thI s SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING ls ap.
buay woman's schedule to the propos of U te l\ith Dorothy o•.
utmoo, becauae she a n awe r 'I Hara. She started Tuesday, work-
hundreds of telephoned q u e s-ing on dHigns for next s pring.
tlons !or Information day and Fashion is a Lady In a hurry.
nitht, because s he wu the or· and that's for sure!
ganlzer of the Tue~y Club, and • • •
still finds time to make the most ri WAS HAPPY BlRTifDAY
beautiful braided rugs we've ever fContJnued on page stxl
Joyce Smith Goes on Tour
Sulnt'Mr 1s somethJne specJal l named fc. Mra. CJarll (Valerie),
for Joy~. dauehter of Mr. and and four children .
Mra. Edward l.Hter Smith of 133 The Clarb are vWUna their
VIa Waziera, Udo We, who left son, Jimmy, who la a1WM1n1 the
Thursday of last week aboard Marineroc Camp. A &p@dal note
S.S. )1arlposa ror a South Sea of celebration was the tart that
crulse. Joyce ls accompan>'ing both GlnnJe Smith and Adena
her grandmother, Mrs. Cla.rence PhilliPs obtlerved mutual birth·
F. Smith ot Los Angt>les. day on the day of aaiUnc. by
A~ a bon voyage ge ture her sharing a big birthday eab at
aunt, Mrs. Harry Robinson o! the camp.
Beverly Hills, entertained Joyce, -----------------
Inviting her former cia smates
or Marlborough School !or Girls,
to play tenn1s, swim and have
luneheon together at the Robin-
liOn home.
Mrs. Smith CGinnle), mother
of Joyce, also was a lunc~eon
guest. She left a few days later
for Catalina Island, where the
Smiths operate .Marlneros Camp
tor Boys at Fourth of July Cove.
Ginnie sailed over with ~ir. 'and
:\frs. John Clark of Tu tJn ; Mrs.
Clark's brother-In-law and sls ·
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips,
aboard the C'lark"s new Chrl
Craft, Valntor IV. The ship is
PLAY IT COOL IN THE ALL DAY SUN
"BOARDWALK" .......... cottou-Jalita ad aabardiue-aleek, fre&h &Dd ~look·
iog, with cilia-_. tfmtniac limplicity. (4) Beael Botatlf'lhirt. S, K, L, ~.98.
s,. .. gg&c ~with i.uet pocket, bl(k upper, narrcrw waiatb&DcJ. S-18, f2.98.
(b) CcU>au Botatw abirt, S, M, L. ~.98. Cla.alic C9lf Bw.gg,., with amooth froDt, welt
side aeam.a, back poclcri, $4.98. (c) 70p Duk cardigan. $4.98. S.OOt.lU jam&ieaa with
back zipper, bac.k pocket, 8-20, ,3.98.
* CH LO RE\/ S WEAR
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Y AKDAGE -U\JE"''S .. One of the Lido Shops"
:W04 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT BEACH an ice blue sheath with match-~ CORONA DEL MAR
lng sa t 1 n cummerbund, and ORIOLE 3-5030
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Enjoy Yourself While
You Shop at
OEIUT ANTES: Miss Jane Froser Fontius of Bay
Shores. Miss Lydio Johon Boker of Irvine Terrace,
and Miss Noncy Lynn Gordner of Sho re Cliffs.
(Pool Kent photo)
Politics and
Politicos
15 DEBUTANTES WILL.
MAKE BOW ON DEC. 27
The names of the 1960 Newport B. Kilroy, 1752 E. Ocean Front,
THE COMING POLITICAL Harbor debutantes were r('veal· Balboa.
BREAKTHROUGH ed last week at a formal tea held Miss Valerie Lowen, daughter
By Chester Bowles $3.75 In the Harbor lslan'd home of of ~r. and Mrs. Burt C. Lowen
AM~RICA CHALLENGED Mrs. Robert Ingold. Jr., 121 Sapphire Ave., Ba lboa ls-
0 Dou-' 2 50 The debutantes and thelr mo-l:lnd.
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By W ili.m • yoas · thers were guests of the New-Miss l"7ancy Anne M angan, DEBUT NTES · Ch · t' C f L'd THE CONSCIENCE OF • Mrss ns ronne orver o r o Miss Potricia Non J ones of Balboo lslond. (Poul port Harbor Auxiliary ol the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert I ':' : .
A CONSERVATIVE Ch ildren's Home Society at the T. Mangan, 1~ cam b r 1 d g e Isle, Mrss Suson Jeonne Krlroy of Bolboa, and Kent photo)
By larry Goldwater 3.00 traditional tea. The 15 young Lane Westt"llft I M I I II d
JOHN KENNEDY women will make their formal ~s Linda . Glee Pu r ce II. Mer e attas s nsta e B J M cG Bums 4 75 bow at the seventh annual New-daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Y ames a • · port Harbor Debutante Ball on F Pu 433 ~· I C A s t• • t p •d t THE STRATEGY OF PEACE Tue~ay e,·ening, Dec. 27. Rd., c=~~ Hlg~ .. :~~~g anyon S 0r0p lmiS reSI en
Speedtes of Joltn Kennedy I The 15 debutantes are: ~flss Diane Sharon RIggs.
3.50 ::\llss Lydia Johan B a k e r, daughter of ::\fr. and Mrs. Harold When Laguna Bea<'h Sorop-animent by :\Irs. Ma uriet> Thomp-
RICHARD NIXON I daughter o~ Mr. and Mrs. Fra nk D. Riggs, 208 Via Cordova, Lido tomist Club sponsored Newport son.
By Earf Mazo 3.95 D. Baker. 506 Angelita Dr., Ir-
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Isle. Harbor's Identical organlzat Ion :\i rs. ~lerle :'\lattas, new presi -
NIXON I vine Terrat"e. Mlss Merrily Diane Sa r t e II. nobOdy looking Into a crystal dent of Newport Ha rbor Sorop-
THE REAL . :'\fiss C h r Is t i a nne C11rver. daul{hter of Mr and ~rs. Hudson ball could have foreS('en the tlmists, and ~irs. VI rginia Ran-
By Bet. Komiher 3r95 dau~hter or ::\1r. and :\I rs. Joseph I B. Saffell. lllS Somerset Lane. recent joint Installation or the dall, who will guide the Lagun-
THE FACTS ABOUT NIXON L. Car,·cr. 108 Via Palermo, Lido Westclitt. two clubs, or the large m em· an. ... received the gavels of their
By W ili.m Cost.llo 3.95 Isle. Miss Jean Ullman, da ughter ot bership of both "mother" and I ortlce !rom ::\1rs. Mabel Barkow
THE CHALLENGES :'\fiss Karen Jean Flynn. daugh-Mr. and :'\frs. Charles S. Ullman, and "baby" groups. ot Long Beach. repreS('ntlng the
WE FACE ter of ::\l r. and ~lr . Frank Flynn, 1520 E. Ocean Front. Balboa. The altair was he-ld at Irvine District
S eh f R' h d 2101
.: Apolena Ave., Balboa Is· Miss Sandra Jeanne Watson, Coast Country Club, Its upper Newport Ha rbor business a nd
pee es o IC ar Nilon land. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Nor-floor gay with t he blue and gold professional women who will
Newport Balboa Savings and
Loan Assn. paid Jts 58th con-
secutive dividend on June 30 to
more than 13,000 sa vings ae-
count holdNs. The total now
paid In dividends slnet> 1936 Is
$7..210,108.54. at"t"ordlne to Presi-
dent P. A. Palmer.
SOif .POR BIXOJfS
A son, Ronald Fletcher, 7 lbs.,
10 ozs.. was born to Mr. and
~frs. Robt>rt M . llixon. 215 Agate
Avt'., Ba lboa Island, In H o a g
Hospllal on Thursday, June 30.
He has a brother, Robert, 3.
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3.95 ~rlss Jane Fra::Pr Font I us. man E. Wat on. 106 Via Dl jon, colors In floral arrangements, head the service organization for
NElSON ROCKEFELlER daughter of :'\1r. and ~trs. Charlt.''i Lido Isle. the formal gown" or ortlcers, the year include as first and S('('· 101" POR THE SAVAGES
By J oe Ale1 Morris 5.50 H. Fontius. 2615 Bayshore Dr .. , Mrs. Joseph H. Riggs, president I ~al music by Mitzi Interlandi ond vice-pres ident. respectively, A son, Taylor Hayden, 8 lbs.,
MR. C ITIZEN Bay .5hores. of the Auxiliary. and Mrs. Rob· of Laguna Beach, and accomp-Mrs. Gene Sallee and Mrs. Al ice I 1 07.S., was born to Mr. and M rs. ~iss ~a nN Lynn G a r d n e r, ert Ingold greeted the girls and l' Moody; recording s~tary, Dr. Robert Sa"\lage, 425 Narc Issus 3645 E. Co.st Hwy.
By Harry S. Truman 5.00 daughter of Judge and Mrs. Rob· their mothers as they arrived. LUAU AT CBU ... SUXDA1" Carol Leland; corTespondlng l!eC· Ave., Corona del Mar In Hoag
ert Gardner. ~20 Evening Canyon Mrs. D. Phillip Clark was tea There will be a young people's reUry, Mrs. Jeannette Conner; Memqrlal Hospital on Friday, Corona del Mer
Rd., Shore CUffs. chairman. luau from 7:30 to 1o:ao p.m. Sun-treasurer, Mrs. Loulae Marde-July 1. He Join. hla brother, Jtob·
Miss Mary J ane Hambrook, Hostesses foy the afternoon, all day In the patio at St. l ames slch; dh'ectors, Mrs. Fa~J Har-ert, 1 ~. In the family, OlW. l-5150
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo-l members of the Newport Harbor Episcopal Church New p 0 r t desty and the outgoing president, r;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
dore l\1. Hambrook, 3103 Samoa Auxiliary, were the Mmes.. W. Beach ' Mrs. Evelyn Hougan; and dele-
Pl.. Costa Mesa. Phelps Merickel, Ira W. Smith. · gates, Mrs. Frances Cott and
Miss Patricia :-Jan J ones. ~fartln Lockney, Henry L. Jones, TOUBDfC TilE PACIFIC Mrs. Mabel Fitzmorris.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Jack E. Riley. Howard B. Law-Allison B. LoveiJ Jr .. ship's Laguna officers in the samt>
H. Jones. 9().J S. Bay Front. Bal-son. J Robert Meserve, Bru ce serviceman first class. USN, son order are the :'\imes. Lucille Lot-
boa Island. Sumner.. William Clark, William of Mr. and Mrs. Allison B. Lov-tis, Myra Pa tterson, Eunlet>
Miss Susan Jeanne K II r oy, Adams. Jefferson Scoville, and ell of Marina Trailer Park New-Speppe, .Marion Rawson. Adelyn -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~d~a~u~g~h~te~r~o~f ~~;t~r.=;an~d~~~f;rs~-~J~o~h~n John Klllefer. _ port Beach, de parted Peari Har-T&r~sen, Amelia Lusckus, Vera
.:: bor, Hawaii. April 22. aboard the McCarthy, Helen Peterson and
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the arr ..tbout you is uddenly
s~eetly memorable. It's Coty's new
PETITE MIST. Travels beautifully
in handbag or suitcase.
Available for 11 limited time only.
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last F riday to Mrs. Harvey May.
er, Bunny to her Soroptomist sis-
ters. "Lif(' begins," said Bunny. • • •
0 . D. and BILLIE CARLSON
ht'adecl Ca talina way last week
for a holiday on their new boat,
faet>tlously named "WP 0 . D.
Bill." ''What do you mean. !a-
ct'liously?" asked Billie. • • •
DESTIIfATIOif ElfCLAlfD for
Mr. aDd Mrs. WUllam Austin.
5211/1 OrdUd Aft., Coroaa del
escort destroyer USS Philip on the Rev. Iris Turk, outgoing
a 6·month tour of ~uty with the president.
U.S. Seventh Fleet 1n the West-Mrs. Mattas was particularly
em Pacific. Besides pa rticipating honored by the presence of rep-
in various operational exercises, resentatlves of the Miracle Mile
the Philip and he r crew will vhllt Soroptomlst Club ol Los Angeles,
Japan, Hong Kone and the Ph il· of which she is a charter mem-
lpplnes. ber. They announced that their
IACJt FROM WEST PACIFIC
W. M. Witt, fire control tech·
nlt"'an firo;t class. us~. or 2606
W . Ocean Ft., Newport Beach. rf:'-
turned to Lon~ Beach May 31,
aboard t ht' clt'<;lroyer USS Edson,
after a :'i-month tour of dutv with
the U.S. Se\~>nth Flt'E't In the
.W<>stern Pdcirl<'. The Edson and
her t"rew \'iSil<'d ll::~wall, Japan.
Hong Kong and Formosa.
club has given. in her nam<.'. a
s um of money to be used in the
canet>r fight of Larry Talsma,
an 11 -year-old boy whose wei·
fare Is one of their projects.
Ncu. Tbey left Suaday, JuDe PVT. IAJL£1" J!f CERMA!fY
26, aboard tbe ateamsblp Ono·l Army Pvt. Douglas W. Bailey,
•a lroaa tbe Pon oll.-g a.ach. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gillette H.
They'll stay lD EDglcmd oee Bailey. 538 Aliso Ave., Newport
year before retundDg to Coro· Heigh~. has bt>en as...qJgned to
hr Jll ... , .. , ••• u,
... ,. .. llfttl
• • • He Is In the artillery's Battery B
CHERRY COVE at Avalon at-In Ansbach.
IITI liiS( Tll II._T£11111
CB.EATEB ALL AIIEBICAK
MAJlKET 3041 EAST COAST RJGRWA1"
COBOifA DEL MM
na del Mcu agaiD.. I the 75th Artlllt'ry in Germany.
1 ra C'l ed 1 he Jay Bee. sa lied by :-::::::::==:::::=.::::::=::::::::::::::::::==:..:::::::::::======:::::::;: ~fax and lvo Sturges of Lido Isle J'
wilh Shirley and Lou Breer
aboard for the holidays. • • •
"DON'T FORGET TO T E L L
about Hertha Ha rbour's bridge
luncheon," say "The Girls" who
~ive news over the phone. Seems
It was a beautiful party at lr·
vl nce Coast Country Club. There
were 12 tables of cards in play,
which meaM ... Jet's see ...
48 pre8ent! Mrs. Harbour, who
Jives at lOS VIa Lido Soud, Lido
Isle, gave a bouquet of roses for
high SCOI'ft at each table. • • •
1'11AT WOIIDDFUL IOUIA
aUD ._... .. oa 1• c-t c.u ... • ... r..a ., ,..,.
..... II lid., .... H "nnd .... .., ....... .... • •r '111 IIEM Nl • • •
'A SNEAK PREVIEW .. what
they called the party atven. at
the Beach Boy's MW Aloha Room
Jaat Thul'lday nlaht. Newport
Beach's newe.t cockta.IJ bar with
a dllfere~. the AJoba Room of·
fera exotic drtnu under fa8Cin .
atJnJ namft, and cantaneM tODd •
n.e aettlnJ Ia Ju.t like .tepplnJ
Into a movie aet •.• .o Rawal·
lan • oriental, a n d beautltully Up lid. ....... _ ........ .... ................
---A whole world of
shoes for casual living .
• IS at your feet at
• ••••• • .. THE$HOEJREE 1
••••••
3410 Via lido
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12th
ANNIVERSARY
' SALE
It's Christmas in July
All MERCHANDISE TAKEN FROM OUR REGULAR STOOC. N~ GIMMICKS OR SPECIAL PURCHASES. Juniors, Misses,
Pehtes and H•lf Sizes. Sizes 5 through 20fh.
DRESSES, lnduding CocHaa and Formals
Regular SALE SALE
17 .95 to 65.00 5.00
13 .95 to I 5.95 7.88 to 9.88
17.95 to 19.95 10.00 to 11 .88
22 95 to 32.95 13.81 to 15.88
29.95 to 79.95 16.88 to 17.88
35.00 to 39.95 19.88 to 20.ob
45.00 to 95.00 20.00 to 29.11
55 00 to 65 00 29.88 to 32.11
69.95 to 85.00 20.00 to 39.88
85.00 to 95.00 35.00 to 59.88
99.00 to 149.95 35.00 to 90.00
SUITS INCLUDING MISSES, HALF SIZES AND PETITES
39.95 to 69.95 22.88 to 39.81 85.00 to 139.95 45.88 to 79.95
COATS
69.95 to 139.95 39.18 to 79.88
BlOUSES
5.95 to 10.95 1.00 7.95 to 19.95 3.11 to 5.00
10.95 to 25.00 4.11 to 1.11
SWEATERS
Includes O rion, Coshmere, Imports. Fur Blencls
5.95 to 55.00 3.18 to 29.11
SKIRTS
10.95 to 39.95 5.00 to 20.11
HATS PRICED TO CLEAR
GOWNS, SLIPS, PETTICOATS, Robes, ell from famous mokers
PURSES, EVENING BAGS, GLOVES. HOSE BOUTIQUE
Drostically Reduced
Meny, Mony Miscellaneous Items Not listed.
DO YOUl CHliSNAS SHOPPIN& NOWI
OR ),1190
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$10.95
t:HIJilt:HES
Qds#n lrt •n Q 'x ...._ hi••• lieU••••••
Newport leach. Coroaa ct.l Mar, a.-.111-The lev. God f,. y
,.__ ..... -·· ml tl GrMilla wtu pr.ach on ''Cowl· ~ -..... "1 na on ....,..ts• at the 1:30, •:a> a,_.
and purUieetJon ol tllloupt are 11 a.m. Iunday •rvtc.w. TheN
exenda.l to .,ult.ual P,........ wtU be a atewardlblp and a.
Th1a Ia tJw tllleme ol the IHIOn nance meetJna at 1 p.m. Wed,.... =:::: ~ ~~ ,;::: day, July 13, followed by the
.... ~· 1.31:23 ,. ~ montbly rn.tln1 of ttw olllclal
0 God, and .0.0.-;, beart: ': Merd _a_t _7_=30_· ----
me, and ~mow ...,. tbouPia; aad I I I ..
Me lf there be any wrlc:bd ~II I I
In me. and IHCI me In tM way .. • ... I I • ~lastlna." -1•1•1•
•....-t ...._ Latlller••
Clhuctll. Newport Helaht.e-"Our
Glorious Liberty" la the wrmon
theme of the Rev. Jamee Blain
at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday
tervlces. The text b Romana
8:18·23. v.t•• Uet C Ill a r • Ill. Costa
Mesa -"What Do You Mean -
Ll~ral!" will ~the sermon
theme of Dr. Chaltel C'1&le .lku·
veJt at the 10:30 a. rn. .ervice
Sunday.
LeO -Cluaelll .. .. .....
••· Corona del Mar-''The Glory of Suffering" Is the sermon theme
of the Rev. Dr. Gerald Strickler,
supply paster for the 11 a. m .
Sunday service. The S u n day
School will meet at 9:30 a. m .
Nursery care Is provided.
eon.a del Mar ~
al Claucb -Holy Communion
will be celebrated at both Sun-
'Jbe Rev. VIctor Novander will
be Installed aa assistant min·
later for Christian educaUon for
9t. Andrew's Pr@Sbyterlan Church
at the 9:35 a. m. tervice Sunday.
iMr. Novander. 30, Is a aradu·
ate wltb a bachelor ol arts de·
~ree from Macalester CoUege, St.
Paul, Minn., and received h I s
bachelor of divinity derree from
McCormick Theoloelcal Semina-
ry, Chicago, Ill. For five years
he has been minister of Chrlatfan
education in several Presbyter!·
an churches. comlng here from
the Gros~ Po I n t Presbyterian
Church, Grosse Point, ~ficb.
He Is married and has tour
children. Mrs. Novander and the
family are scheduled to arrive
here on Aug. 7. A reception for
the entire family will be schedul·
ed after their arrival.
day morning worship hours. at 'OPEUTIO• IIC TOP"
9:30 and 11. The Rev. Ed "'1 n
Retired Army
Colonel Dies
'Full mllJt.Ary funeral ~ervfce.s
for Col. H. Jordan Theta, 58, of
712 Center St., Costa Mesa, were
held )'ellterday at Ft. Roe«rans.
S.n Diego.
Col. Theis died In hls home
last rriday, He was born in
Cologne, Germany, and came to
the United States at an early
a~. He was graduated from rhe
U. S. Mllltary Academy in 1924
and the Army and Navy Staff
College. During his military ca·
reer he was on Mark Clark's
P'Uth Army Staff In Alrtca and
Italy, served on the joint chiefs
of staff, Wuhlngton D. C., was
military governor of Hokkaldo,
Japan, and commanding officer
of the Frankfurt military dl trlct.
He retired from the army in 1954.
He was awarded !he Legion of
Merit. Naval commendat ion
medal. American Defense Serv·
Ice medal, Europe African ~fJd·
dle·East campa1rn medal. Amer· I
lean campaign medal, A s l a t 1 c
Pacific campaign medal, World
War II viC'tory medal. Army OC·
cupatlon of Ja pan medal, Army
ocxupatlon of Gt>rmany medal,
NaUonal l)('fE.'n!W> service medal
and five over-sea bars.
He is surnved by his wife. Pa .
trlcta, of Los AngeleJ~, ani'! his I
son. Oougla J. Tht'is. of the
home. Seal and ShM'ts )'fonuarv.
Costa Mesa: were dlrertors. · 1
11tc1e I C.. Dftice
I1711.Am11KAYK.
Balboa lslaald
* * * Food To Go
A TELEPIIOifE CALL
SAVES TOlE FOa ALL
Cll • 1-1112
... 111 Here FrWIJ ~~~~~iiiiii~ Gomke will preach on the topic, Marine 2nd Lt. Terry D. Oweru~,
"Acting Like God." Church school son of Mrs. Margaret B. Owens
will be held at 9:30 a. m. Parent~ of 802 E. Ocean _Ft., Balboa, st;rv-
2.515 E. Coaat IUglaway are requeited to enroll their lng with the Ftrst Marine DtvJ .
eo..... del Mar Olllole J·0755 chlldren this Sunday for the y 8 . slon, rook part In the amphlbl·
cation Church Schoot c 1 as 5 e s. ous .. exercise. •·Operation Big
The Corona del Mat otrice ofiTDI& ITAa'I'S AT ftMra,DOOII
()pea l"'1day tW I P.M. whic.h begin on Monday, July 18., Top. on the beaches or Camp
We honor: Registration will be $1 per child Pendlt-ton l~t month.
0 1 r' Cl b Hll with a maximum of S2 a fa mily. ne s u -ton, Cl........... will be conduc·ted for TAltES COIOAT TaA.IXIKC
NEWl YWEOS, the former Perdita Horn and Orv:1'e Myers Jr.,
wal~ up rbe eisle after reciting double r nq m!lrr c:')" vows .,. tl!e
First Presbyterian Church in Burbank.
J. A. Hogle lr Co., tnvestment
brokt-rs. will open tomorrow 1 F'ri·
day 1 at J.U5 E. Coast Hwy .. the
former location or the local I
branch of Cahforn1a Bank.
International and ~., Bankamerica rd c h ild r en of kindergarten age Marine Pvt. Richard T. )ferkt'l.
·~:!:!!••••••••••at~th~.· !!r~ou!:.g!.h~j~u~n~io:r;h~l~g~h~sc~h~oo~l.-~ son or )fr. and ~frs. Frank T. .-.. Merkel of 2~ 1 )tarino Or.. Bay PERDITA HORN MARRIED
TO ORVILLE MYERS JR.
PNN Montgomery, from the
Lex Angell.' office of Hogle 1r
Co., i the manager of the local
otftet", and Roben &hock is the CORONA DEL MAB
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
COifCUQATIOifAL
611 Heliotrope Avenue
Corona del Mar, Calif.
MORNING WORSHIP
9:30 and 11 A.~f.
Church School classes 9:30a.m.
Nursery for both hours.
Edwin C. Comke
Minister
ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
DJI VIa Lido. Kewport 8e&eb
OIUole 5-0210
The Rev. John H. Pub. Rector
SUNDAY S.ERVICES
8:~Holy Communion
9:15-Famlly Service and
Sunday School
11 :~Morning Prayer and
Sermon
Nursery and amall chJJd care
provided
THURSDAY
10:3()..-Roly Communion and
Healing Service
LUTHEil.AN CHURCH
Church of the Master
3545 East Coas t Highway
Corona del Mar
The Rev. 0 . Wessell, Pastor
Phone: ORiole J -5022
SUNOA Y SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-Su nday School
11:00 A.M.-The Service
WEL CO ME
NEWPORT HARBOR
BAPTIST CHURCH
American Baptist Convention
Fa1rvfew Ave. at FaJr Dr.
Costa Mesa
Rev. Herbert Johnson, Pastor
LI 8 ·3072 • KI 5··1610
Sunday School .......... 9:45 a.m.
(Classes Cor All Ages
Morning Worship _ 11:00 a .m.
Evening Worship .... 7:30 p.m.
Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 p.m.
HARIOR TRINITY
BAPTIST CHURCH
Baker St. lr Falrview Ave.
COSTA MESA
'Jbe Rev. William Acton u 8-2-140 . KJ 5·7981
SUNDAY SERVICES
Sunday School -t :U a.m.
Mornlna Wonblp -11:00 Lm..
Ewnlna Service ·-7:00p.m.
WEDNESDAY rrarer ~ -7:• p.m.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
rmBT c:auac:a or CB&IST,
ICIDidi,
3303 VIa Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15 a.m. a ad 11 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVI~
9 :15 • 11 a.m . WEDNESDAY EVENCNG
MEETING 8 p.m.
REAQING ROOM-
3315 ~Ia Lido, Newport Beach
Open week da~
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wedn.esdays 9 Lm. ·7:45p.m.
Tuesdays and Frida,.._
9 Lm.. to t p.m. UC'OifD '"c:a.-nu~ac:a-or CIUDIT,
ICI&iildf ... ...,. .... .. c.-... ..
.. Eut c..t JIIPwaJ
Corona del Kat
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE
11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
READING BOO.M-3839 East Coast Highway
Open week daya-
10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
You are cordially lri'vtted to attend the Church S..SC.
and to use the ReadJq Boom.
FIRST BAPI'IST
CHURCH
OF CORONA DEL MAR
Temporarily meeting at
Community
Congre·
gatlona l
Church
611 Heliotrope
Street
Corona
del Mar
W here All
F aIt h s a nd
All Ages May
Dr.D.A.Bryant Meet to Wor·
Pastor ship,
Worship ····-·~a.m. a nd 8 p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Franklin 0 . Bixler, Jr. Minister
LI 8-47i8 • Parsonage Ll 8-5294
SUNDAY
9:30 ·-···-·---····· BJble School
10:40 ·--·--····· Church Service 5:30 Young Peoplft' Mefllng
6:30 -·---··· Ves~r Service
WEDNESDAY 9:30a.m. Women'• Blble Study
7:00 p.m. -·-·· Prayer Meettna
8:00 p.m. --· Cllo&r Pradlm
Nunery and Child Care
Provided
First Chl'lstJan CJuarcb
796 Vlctorla at Placentia
Coata Mea
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Shores, h as completed 4 weeks
of Individual combat training at
the Marine Corps Base. Camp
ass1 tant restdt>nt manager. 1
Fw en your prlfttl"t !leeds. c.l the
1 Pendleton. The course Included
the la test Infantry tactics, first
a ld. demolitions, field fortlfica.
Lions a nd ad\'anced schooling on
~~~·9~"~'~u~~~~~~~~ft9~~~~0R~~~~)~~==~~-~~~~~~~~~!::!!!~ A charmtng touch at the wed· t>d by the Re,· Pt>rrv F. Schrock r
ding of Perdita Hom. daughtl'r of 5anta Ana. former mm1ster at
weaporu1,
of Mr. a nd ~Irs. Robert C. Horn the Corona dt'l ~far Community
of 358 Dahlia PlaCt>. Corona del Church, who had baptized the
Mar. was the profusion or ~1at · bride when she was an 1n!ant.
AICnJBIOVS EDIICJSE illja popplt's from the hllls1de T he bridegroom Is the son or
Marine ' First Lt. Wallace c. garden of the bride's mother. the late Or\'llle ~1yN Sr. and
Mlrarn.s, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Mrs. Horn had arrang<'d them :\fN. )fyers. who Ji,·<'s at 19 E.
R .. Mlrams of 2-U Via ~noa, Wdo herself as a setting for the nup -1 Olh·e A\·t'., Burbank.
(s le, and husband of the former tlal service pronounced by the T he bride. gl\·en 1n marriJgl' I
Ml&s Judith M. Hamilton of Min· Re'·· Ernest N. Greenlund for I by her father. cho~t> a simple I
neapolis, took part in the amphi· Mls11 Horn and Orville )fyers J r., model of lace O\'N taffeta. baJ.
blous exercise on the beaches of at First Presbyterian Church In lerlna length. with full skirt in
Camp Pendleton last month. Burbank. The pastor wa a ist· princess style. Her tlngentp. _ ___: _________________________ length ,·eil was of nylon tulle
85 ARE ON HONOR· ROLL
AT MESA HIGH SCHOOL
and fell from a headpiece trim·
med with seed pearls .
She wore also her &1ft from her 1
bri~groom. a strand of purls
which he had brought from Ja.
pan. Her bouquet was of white
phalaenopsis orchids and steph-
anotis arranged In the form of a
Clearance Sale
FLIOII SIIPLES -U11 II 50% IFF
*5 £ad ee.t ..... ,
ConDa del Nar. C.Womia
OIU.ol.e 3·2374 Five students earned all A's
for the fourth quarter at Costa
Mesa High School, according to
Prtnd paJ Les lie Miller. They are
Greg Cermak. Susa n Evaru1.
Susan Huscroft, Sue Martin and
Ronald Paul.
Heese n. Annette Helder. Joan
Hooper, Unda H o r v a t h. Jed
Houston. Terry Howey. ~farllyn
Huscroft, Susan Huscrofr.
David Johnson, Cary J o n es,
Dan Jundanian,
cross. All bouquets and corsages ~========================:i were arranged by Harry Ford. a ,-;.
former student of the brirle
There are 85 students on the
honor roll, and more than hall
of them have earned the honor
all 4 quarters.
Here is the list:
Linda Allanach, Susan Ander-
son, Nancy Balgte, Joann Sasabe,
Sue Bengel, Joycely n Bannand,
Candace Brown.
Julia Causey, G r eg Cerma k.
Lisa Cortman, John Cosman, AI ·
alne Cranfield, Christine Cullen,
James Curtis,
Janis Oelant'y, Steve Dietzel,
Susan Doherty, Susan Dorey,
Susan E\'an .
Ann Fairbairn, Judy Fendall.
Bob Fl'anque." Judy Fuller,
Mike Garner. lrt'ne Grant. John
Greaves, Kathy Grieser. Karen
Groening, Ken Gullik on.
Hans Haberl'der, Winnie Har-
rison, Douglas Hawkinson, Sandi
David Kest, Diana Ke t, Ron
Komers. Billie Jean Ku n.tman.
Jim Lahodny, Jeanne Land·
grave, Gordon Langston, J o a n
Lehman BruCt> Lemon. C a r o I
Luckha rdt, Harvey Llllywhlte.
Diane Mahoney, Glenn )1artin.
James Martin. Sue :\fartin. :\1ar·
tha McAiary, Jim )1 c T a g u e.
Dawn Meier, Gall Moser.
Ma ureen O'U>ary, Donna Os-
troski.
Rondld Paul, Sharon PetNs.
Eugl.'ne RomNo,
Suzt-tte Schurr. Par S m i 1 h
K eith Sou~. PatnC'I,\ Sparkrs.
Gary Spt>c;sard. Elt><'tra Sutton.
Jack Te rrv, )f.tr~t.~r<'l Thomp-
son. Phil Timberlak£'. Jtm Tracy.
Ann Van:'\ot<', ~llkt> \•t-nabl£'.
Don WalkN. Pat Wa ll,.. \\"il
liam \\'hitak<>r. Joy Whitt'. )ia.
l'!int-Whitman. Sherry \\'llklnson
MERLE MILLER is here again
-Ready to serve all her old
Friends ...
Ford Beauty Salon
ARTISTRY in hair Styling and Cutting
is our keynote.
1515 E. COAST RJCBWAT. coaOKA DEL NAil OIUoJe 3·1150
"Beauty is a Woman's Duty" •
JOQ're ln tbe mood for IOOd food. remember you11 aJ. ,.. IIDd It here. LundMoa aDd cllnnft prepared ln our ~.._.... dean ldtdMD. aDd tempt:lnaly •rwd to you lD "Old
Wadil atmc.pbere at NUI)Dable pl1c:a.
R 0 5 5 I I 5 ITALIAN RESTAURANT
AND COCKTAil LOUN&E
-.._ COUT ....... C080II& Da. IIA& oa,...,.
Be "Cool"
cmd
'Look "Neat ..
v.-Cl•••rs .............. ......
.. .... GDift --···
a-a-. ...
Mrs. Floie A. Barrows. a C'ous·
in of the bride, was matron or
honor, ·gowned tn pale blut' ba·
tl.ste touched with lace. Shc rat·
ried yellow rosebuds. l
Dean Storheimer of Burbank
was best man. Charles; B. Andt.'r
son of Granada Hills, Donald
Wf"ir and Regnal Hall of Bur
bank and William 5artatn or
Costa Mesa were ushers.
)tiss Carol {..(''"lev. rontralto
was soloist. sinjling ·"How D11 I I Lo,·e ThM'," "God Ga\'t> ~I" You·
1nr1 "The Lorrl';. Pra~N ·· 'Till''
of whtt'h wa!' t'Omp<>."t'd hy RP~
nal Hall C'horal tNII'h<'r of Ru r
hank Hig!'l .s. ~o.il Jnd on<' d ·~c
ush<'r<:.
A reCt>pt ion wao; h<'l•1 tn tho•
o;ocl3l h.lll of : H' ,·hu·l'lt [In :ht'
o;tagt> wal' an arra·n:rf"'<'n: of
larg<' .lpri('ot , .t.-ru" l'!ahlt.t" ,,.,cl
hamboo. al-=o trnm th<' HM'1"
Corona d€'1 :\Ia• JZ.Hrll'n, anrl ar
Roberts J ewe I e ·r s
OF UDO
Jewelry -Watches
Individually Designed Jewelry
Watch & Jewelry Repairs
D1rect D1arnond lmportmg
3440-A V 1a Oporto OR 3-4860 Newport Beach
WaltM Clarte'a llawlilll 1111111
SPOBTSWEA& from W A.IJ[IIJ
='\\1m Suits, Sarongs. Dresses. Ketkts "Children' "
"fhmg". )1uumuus. Luau COstume". Men Aloha ::-htrt~. G1fts, Oe<!oratlons.. South Se-a Part) De<-oratfng 140 South Coast llYd. (Dot to allow) l.aquaa leach·
20! NAllilfE AVE .. IALBOA ISLAJifD
ranged by )fr;:. Horn. Th<' four WE •A IIOUSEJIOLD DUUIWEJfi STOar Plaoee
ncn>rl wPc1c1ing t•a l..<' wa. c;ur CUT FJI£ IIJ ..... , PAJIJS ORiole
* CROWN HARDWARE *
roundl'l'l h" a nn£ of gardPnia K.ETS u-. 3-2100
anc1 malc1Pnh.llr fl':-n with a K.ly IIIJ &AIT COAI'f IIIGIIWAY C:OIIOJIA DEL 11M
FlnC'h hndt• and groom sur· ':=~=~~==~~~::;~~~~:::::~~~~=~~~ mount ing it. 1-
Servtng at t hl' 1.1 hi~> were the
bnde's .1unts:. 'lr'l Phlllp Thomp·
son of Rcdlnndo; and ~1lss Ht'n·j
rlett.t Horn or Santa Ana : and
the-bndr groon,.s s1stN anci nl&'t"
of Burbank. :\1~ Hugh Gihllon
and Mr<:. Lance Bowen. ~1a~
~iaurer ol Sant3 Ana. rousin of
the bride. was in chargt' of the
guest book. I )frs Horn rt'C'C'h'ed wearing
sapphire blue chtfton. The brick>· I
groom's mothN wore na\'y blue
tatrt'ta. Both mothen: wore whltt-
phalat-nopsu: orchid..' 1\
After a hone\·moon at L.'lkt-n
Lou~ and Banff the n.-wi~·"'·Nt
w111 ll\·e at 131-1 K~nwOod St.,
Burbank.
Private Swimming
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• GRUEN
• WYLER
• ETERNA
• HAMILTON
Lessons
Red en-Certified Instructor
Teaching AD Ages
a.a.a..czw. ..... For her t nl\'t'Jing costumt' tht'
brldt' "''On' prl nte.d bei.gt' ~Ilk
sheAth and jaC'kt-t With match ·
lng hat and a lawnder Cattt>l)'a ~hid ~~==~~~~::~~~~~~~~~~::=:::::::~ She waa graduatt'd from N~· i
port Harbor High SchooJ and Po-
mona C'oU~n and took JTaduatt'
study at UCLA. Her hu band wu
rraduatNI I rom Burbank Hlrh
School and the School ot En .. n ·
Mrlf\1 at UCLA And. took gradU·
•• ~ a t U: Ht' s~nt two
)'Nra In KotN In rnJUtaey .erv·
lc:o. anct has J~ bfen •mpl~ aa a dvll ~nc:tftftf' by the t1ty '
ol larba.nk. .......................
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GREATER P
NEVER BEFORE have your savinp been 10 safe ••• Dtver btfon Uft they worked
ao hard, earning so much for you.
INSURANCE of each account up to $10,000.00, Ja oel7 GDI,.zt tl 1M-.,
safeguards devised by the U.S. Gofti'DJDIDt a4 41 W Ia J'llll'int
alongside from the Congressional Record. AD tiiJI&•:z: ..
rigidly adhered to by Newport Balboa SaiD~~--~t
~rotection is our outstandinr loeal prolpa._,, ........ •••• tiiW
the assets of Newport Balboa Sav!Dp, IB4111JII~tl--tlla
54 Million Do11ars.
YOUR MONEY, at Xewport Balboa Savinp,haahtlpedmakt.~tbamost
prosperous county in~H America. Over 8t lmllOD DoDan hal been
invested -and we are still investinr at the rate of 1~ IIIIUon Dollars
every month-in financing new homes md moderDJziq oJd ones ..
This huge local "money pool" is increasinr the value of yoar property
here-creating new jobs at better pay-makin• Oranae County a better,
more prosperous place to live, work and play.
BETTER SERVICE THAN EVER will be provided by the new 4% atory additim:
to our modern bayfront buildinr, wh.tdl trlplee the aiu of our offices. Now
under construction -this ultra modern buUdinr I)'Dlboliua the splendid
economic growth of the ~ewport Harbor arta and is a monument to the
faith 4>f O\'er 15,000 investors in this Association.
STRONGEST FINANCIAL STATEMENT
IN OUR 24 YEAR HISTORY
AFTER PAYMENT OF 58TH CONSECUTIVE DWIDEND, JUNE 30, 1960
RESOURCES
C'ash and Go,·ernment Boncis . . ............................... .
Federal Home Loan Bank Stock ............................... .
Loans on Real Estate ... , .................................... .
Contracts of Sale ............................................ .
Loans to Facilitate Sale of Real Estate .......................... .
Loans on Share Accounts ..................................... .
Other Real Estate Owned ..................................... .
Office Building and Equipment ................................ .
Other Resources ........ · ..................................... .
LIABILITIES
Savings Accounts ........................................... .
Federal Home Loan Bank Ad\'ances ............................ .
Loans in Process of Completion ................................ .
Other Liabilities -Escrows .................................. .
CAPITAL AND RESERVES
Guarantee Stock, Reserves and Surplus ............ .
$ 3,055,956.48
714,000.00
48,309,329.75
39,611.06
373,953.05
23,965.00
726.61 5.46
773,637.10
6.~97.77
$!;4 ,023.26!).67
$ t1.65.t,2 3 .. )2
6.822,127.65
1..122 .840..1 1
662.i5:l.!l!l
~50,562,00fi.f> i
$ 3.461.2611.10
$5<1,023.26!}.67
RESOURCES IN EXCESS OF FIFTY-FOUR MILLION DOLLARS
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DIRECTORS
JOSEPH A.BEEK
AC.NES BLOMQUI~T
RALPH P MA!'IKEY
SA11UEL A. liiiYD
PAUL A. PA.I.IID
WALTER 8. IPtCD
CHARLES 'It'. TE WJ:NKLE
OFFICERS
PAt:L A. PALMER ••• , , , • Paam&l'IT
E1UIC1 Tlvt
A C.NES BL0 )4QCIST • , , . V IC&.PRDio&IC!
WALTER!!. SPICER •• , • VJn.PUI!w•lfT
SPALDINC B. EASTMAN • • VJC8-PUI!IMifT
ROBERT R. HIELD • • . • VJA-PliDlDCJfT
CAROL FRENCH . • ,
SAMUEL A. MEYER • • • • •• , TU.ulna
J'LORENCJ: EAJtL • • • • • • • lecllftuy
~·'" W. STEPHEN 8111TH m • • 1'_.P n
DO&lS CJtOXON • • • • ~.urr ..__,
MAllY JIUDeON • • • • -'-""' ~
, , AaJnA)IT~
SPECIAL-WE STAY OPEN
THIS SATURDAY, JULY 9
from 9 A.M. untill P.M. to make it pouible for yoa to IIIII& 0111' ltd pencmally
and place your savinp in time to pt the fu11 quarterl7 cUWiad. Replar office
hours are, Monday throulh Thunday, 9:30A.M. to I :10 Ell., J'rida)'8 until 6 P.M.
ALL FUNDS RECEIVEb OR ·POSTMARKED
BY JULY 11 EARN FROM JU~Y 1
lth
ER BEFORE
U.S. GOVERNMENT REPORT 'PROVES:·
"No saver has ever loll a penny i~ any insured
Banlc o.r Savings and Loan Association"
Uaited State• -1 AIDerica
TAu iMporluC ...... ,, ,.._ C.V ,...,_ Qc• ru•t ••Hec•
tit• {lt/l JWOffctioa _.,.,., tt ..,.;., ...... Atlltr ., ,..,.,..
Balb04 Savirtg•.
Q:ongrrssional Rrco·rd
PllOCEEDJNGS AND DEBATES Of THI 86li CONGiliSS, SICOND SISJION
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatiqn and Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
HON. BR£NT SPENCE,
or JLUrTVCat,.
nr THE BOOS& OP UPRE.SENTATIVES
Frilf4~. Maw 21. u u
Mr. SPENCE. Mr. Speaker, U11a IWD·
mer wUl marlr. another ann1ftrlal7 of
the toundinc of two of our ftnen Ped·
ual aaenctes. the Federal Dtpolll nl·
surance CoTPOraUon anc1 the Pedera1
Savinp anc1 Loan Inaurance Corpora·
Uon. Por more than a quarter of a een-
tW'7 these aaenetes have operate:i10 ef·
fecUvely 1n the pubUe interest that DQ
saver or ckpoaitor hann. an account
up to llo,lRRrliii ever loat a I>!Dnl:
It wu my prlYiJete to be a lliilber
of Concrua 1n 1133 when t.be PDIC Jec·
s.auon wu enacted &Dd .ln 113& wben
the PSLlC wu created, aDd I tate mat
pride ln \be ••• ,._ record of 8lr'flle
of U.. Peden~ .............._ I
douM u.t an)' or • wbo partlclpa&ed
1n tbe OJ1I1Dal 'elif!e"on. wi*D WM
tben conaJdend 1n \be D&&wl " Ul experimmt. dand bope the.& &be ~
would be 10 w ~i:i
~~~~~~~~ln &be 01*'&·
tlons of the ~eral ~ ....-...
When one recalll the traalc periodic fall·
urea of tlnanc:lallnlt.H.uttona ln tbJa Jfa·
Uon prior to the establlahment of In·
suranc:e of account., and the tailuna
that even to th1l day occ:v 1n ftuaDCI&l
152501-'7&Ma
ant,ems 1n other nattona, the fte:Onl of
our insurance sYstem Ia nen mora
rtMatk&ble.
While thtJCtUAI 110.000 lPJY!!PC! jf ~II! ffie Ufttmate protedfci1Ttn Ia iii iiillb onti Pirl or a wfioli leJ1es ot
aaftllW'da that aWTOUDd our JDOderD ant.em of ftD&DClallnat.ltuUona. Let me
rntew 101M ol tbue protecUona whJcb
the AIDerScan pubUc rectln..
Plnt. Beton any bank or auln.p and
lOUl aaodatlon Ia apprond tor ln.aur·
aoce. tts pgUda and manyemtnt are t11Ldb' examliiia. <>Dl"JU\o. tnlufil-
lteiii &aiinllii to the btat man.,emtnt
and practtees are a:ranttd 1naurance of
accounta.
Second. Very apecjftc laws and !!1\1= ~ IO'feminc Jiiveitliiiit praa~Cft
~opuat1111 procedW'ft muat bt ad·
ba:ml to b1 all 1Daurtd bUilii and a&'f·
.-aD4 Joan ueoclat\ona..
'l1llnL IDiuncS iDIUt.uUona are re-
to fellow IPid8ed aucUU,. aDd ....~~-....... pndicla -tba& 1M ~
kYenUl. ~ Ia t.he lduaJ INUr·
ance of a.«ounta which 1\l&rantfta to
t.he uvera or dePoaiton that thelr ~
* JUST PAID-OUR 58th
CONSECUTIVE DIVIDEND
..
and all investors receive dividends at the
hlahe.t rate commensurate with aafety
.•. at the current rate per annum of ••• 4.50"/o
'nail ume rate will be paid on all aavinp at next quarterly clividend period,
8eptalber 30.
f1,2~.00 in dividends .hfa been paid to our savers in the past 24 years.
AND LOAN ASSOCI .ATION
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lUlU bl8l durtq an .,.....at
• ~ end Walt Co .....
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Directory
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... ~. ,... .. • ..... ol .,.n ,. .......... dale ........ Claus. ........... thJ ... .., bwftptq IDto a table
ludT Edwarda. mt~ -.n.o. at t:MI.40 fJom b1s ...._ Ita· 147 Harbor 1lland .... ••pun ... lolul P. Lanier, 1101 Chub-
alvei.. W • • t Kewport, ..,art.ed Uoo at JOO W. Cout lhr)' .. If... -..etl. reported Jdt aac1 naa dam· uco Dr., lc:rine Turace, reported
an Wepl ent17 attlalpt ~Dade ID port leach • • . Mary A. lay, a ap to ber ear f&llr*l ~ the the theft ol a pa1r ol wtllte
pin eDb7 IDto her bame, ....... Acada Ave., Corona del liar, atNet fraiD aat elf'... aneakers an4 bJue juna from
oaleera found daNe ..-.. at complained that a moeadlt pve e .,.. 1 aT • .-& II ttle beach . . . Juveniles ralaed
the r..r bad been eut ............ tbe wroftl lntanudoo aDd ad· lfla. 0. W. .....,, 1100 W. the eara.-door at tbe home ol
ly with a abup lnatrument •.. ..,_after llamapq ber ...,ad 0ceua rw.t, ••rwt -...:b. re· L. H. lldrtde, 3705 Seubore Dr., . JMa A. ......_ IJ, ._, ear at that a.w-on lhy 22 partM 1M tiMft ~ ~etten eon-West Kewport. but were eone
...... _a ... -.~ ... lobert 8e1n, 1100 Clay St., talftlq ... ,_ ... $1().67, when omce,. arrived •.. Equip·
... ,.., ..... .._ Ma -ClUf Haven, repclitM the theft ol and 115 rr-a a mall box at that ment valued at SCU5 wu atolen
• a ....... n : -.. hub caps from b1a ltadoa wapn .......... ,... Jl ll.alMtt, 18. from the ear ot Stephen Selenen,
.... Leah lifltRn K1iW ,_ ••• A eamplalnt waa rec.lved ol .. lboa l8laad, ... ebarpcl with 410 RJveralde Ave., Newport
Omnl JL. ••JWt I alae• teenapn cllmblq on the rool ~a_. wtaout uatrta at Helehta ... Mrs. Milo A.inaworth,
••• &.-... ~. fll. • Yle ol the ~ ol Paal Orad, 'Park Aw. ad 11a1tne Aft., Bal· 1217 Dover Dr., WestcUtf, report-
11•hn' U.. ..... ._ ..... 308 Marine Ave., Balboa llland ._ b&an.d • , • 'l'efNnce P11nn, ed the theft ot a wallet from ber
ed • 0 IN ., *-1& dll9· .•. Mn. Donald Coon, 2'702 W. 1C. 1510 Placencla Ave., Newport residence; the wallet waa found
... ad I 1 0 C• Ia •" at OeeaA Front, Newport IMcb, re· Beach ~u struck on the left later In the area wtth 161 cub
VIII Ude _. 1 ' , .... Aw.. ported the theft of a • aurf. aide by' a aurfboard In the surf missing ... Mrs. Gay WarJ.au.
... .... , ...... • • • -... board • · . William Rumuaen, at 26th St, Newport Beach, and mont, Marlene Roeen and Doro-HARBOR REST c.rtllf, •• L 8ur .,..... -..,. 222 Marine Ave., Balboa laland. wu ta~n to Hoae Ha.pltal . . . thy Kathe, all of 213 E. Bay Ave., MEMORIAL PARle .._ w.& Sill ted ... IMft reported the theft ot a 115.99 Paul C. Hemart, 5, 218 Via Ith· Balboa, reported tbe theft ot
af • m _..... .._ IIIII compi'NMCI air BB IWl •• · Four aca, Udo Isle, was injured In an clothlne from a clotheallne •..
3131 Harbor Blvd at Glaler ...... • • • bora pJaytne bueball 1ftre ad-accident at VIa Udo Nord and Lawrence L. Tucker, 39, ot 191S5
eo.ta ..._ Donald Mc."Ptlate, 15, of 3231 vlaed to find another place to Vla Koron Udo lale with a car Pomona Ave., eo.ta Meu. wu
15th St., Newport Helehta, wu play after Paul Mantz. 400 S. driven by' Bemlce Lavender, arrested on a charee of diaturb· ~y..,..!IW'llrTMIIrT"tni!D~'11111·YIIIIfl5-lll.1Sir---....l treated at Boae Memorial 801Jpl· 'Bay Front, Balboa laland, report· Lone Beach ... Robert B. Wll-ing the peace io front ot 2118 ;.11~:..::::=:~=~~=.,.:...:..;:...,__.. ta l for a doc btte . . . D. P. ed aeveral windowa beine broken son. 223 Vla Mentone, Udo Isle. W. Ocean Front, Newport Beach,
McClellan, 2'7. ot 52'7 Watmln· ln the area by balb . . . reported tbe theft of a bicycle after an oltlcer had aided Mrs.
Friendly Kelehborboocl Serftce ater Ave., Newport Hellbts, wu II& ws.-~. 1ft ... A teenaeer driving reckless· Betty Tucker, 1935 Pomona Ave., BEll BROADWAy chareed with drlnldne an al~ lledl1 lu lt.. c-e. ...._ ,... ly at 40th St. and Balboa Blvd., In servlne reatralnlne order pa. MQ,D'M'AR'Y holic beveraee ln pubUc at 2619 ....... 1M tlleft ol ._ ... -· West Newport, made C. C. Davis, person Mr. Tucker on the New.
:n' v Cove St, Corona del Mar ... A I ...... .,_ • ....... lOt 933~~ W. &alboa Blvd.. Balboa, port Pier · .. 110 Broadway woman, locked ln the d ty dump, ... Y111 Lido ...S Wewpod slam on his bra,kea, causing his <Continued on paee ten)
Ll 8.~ 6 I ·MM ea.ta .,_ 19th St. and Whlttler Ave., at al..,_ Wewped a-da • • • Wll· wife to drop their 3·month·old .__----------~ 6:25 p, m. waa releued. U.. rrre. a.dea an... . .,.. baby, who struck his head on the e IVIIDAT. J1JJIS It clt.cl f• ......_ II ..... 91lll Ia floor or the car .. .
Col L. E. Soderbere. 302 Mar-em ~ 11 u 11 crt tbe alciMad ...... 137 St. , ......
ruerite Ave., Corona del Mar, re· lfewpod Pier • • • ...._.. ad.. CWI ......_ reported U..
ported hit and run damage to Woed. 21. Wewpod....,.,.. tlleft af hW ..Uet CODtaialDg
his car parked at that address cited I• ~ of Ieaia a.w Cbeclla f• 110 Cllld 113 from 11
. . . H. L. Correll, Lldo Trailer crt •ua lt. Cllld ....._.. Dr.. car crt I'Ptla lt.. ...s 8cl1boa
Park, Newport Beach, complal n· Weet Kewpod • • · A baJ9111r •••d.. K..,..t a.ach. cmd the
ed of hls vehicle being struck atole • .._ tile bGme ol Gaa w 4!i llo t af J.-ry A. .. u 315
by a hlt and run driver at 32nd •tter. 213-lltla St.. W•t .... Gcldeand A ..... C • r o a ~ del
St and Newport Blvd., Newport port. Cllld •c.,..S 'ria 11 bed· M• .•• Jolla Derris. 415111 Beach ... William J. Gallagher. roo • wtadow. belD9 panued Socnr•d M.. C.... B 19 b·
1L2 W. Coast Hwy.. New p o r t bf tiM 9lctLm • • • IIIIIM. ao.--.s f 1 ad 1 a 9 two
Beach, was treated at Hoae Me· Ted Jamell, 16, or 1004 Post rtep la .._. CerN ••• 7 . L
mortal Hospital tor a 1 o ph e r Rd., Costa Mesa, was 1 n Jured WU.... Lido Pad&. ropol'tod tiM
bite. the a nimal belnl quaran· when a car ln which he was rid· ~t af 11 ll6qdo 1.._ 11 par~~.
tined after he caught lt ... An· lng, driven by James Clark. 2317 a.g lot crt ~ VIa Lido. • ..,.
fNSURAJifCI!. . • drew l . Reed. 45, Newport Beach, Rutgers Or., Costa ~. turned pan a..m .. ,
w .. arrested on charees or lntox· over on Its top on Bayside Dr.. MJke Barrett. 703 E. Balboa.
FOR AU. OF lcatlon in public and reslstlne 800 feet south of the salt Oats in reported the theft of a red and
YOUR INSURANCE !O:EDS arftSt in the 100 block Palm St., the upper bay area · · · Four white racing bicycle ... An Up-Sadleir Insurance Co. Balboa ... Cars driven by Ken· Unen crib sheets, a silv«:r dollar land boy, 16 was charged with
John E. Sadletr don E. Tullock. Corona del Mar, and a child's handba& were s tol· having an unprotected s pea r
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3333 E. Cout Hwy. OR 3-3&50 a n d Morris Armour, Altadena, en from the home . or Merton gun on the Corona del Mar main
Corona del Mar were Lnvolved In an accident In Cameron, 1501 Kathleen L a n e. beach . . . A Corona del Mar
front of 272 Evenlne Canyon Rd .. H a rbo r Highlands . . . Don ==.:.....:.....:.....:~:.....::=:.:=_::.:_.:.::::.:__~~~~~~~~~~~~~===================::;:===
-:INV::.:..:.:ESTMENTS::..:.;::::.:.::.=..:·:..:·:..:·:._ ___ _, Shore CUffs ... Officers quJeted ThCoompsodn,l3~7Bf Mart euedrite ASv150e.,
r a party at 225 Amethyst Ave.. rona e •~ ar, oun a
CROWELL. WEEDON 6 Co. BaJboa Island, at 10:31 p. m. comet In a case at the curb in
Members ... A prowler reported at 502~ front of his home; It was claim·
Pacl!lc Cout Stock ~hanae Marigold Ave., Corona del Mar, ed later by owner, Frank Zinzer.
Burdett Harrlaon, Res. Mer. was eone when officers arrived 3010 Seaview Ave., Corona de 1
Dlck Rucker Ted Paubon • NOJfDAT. J1JJIE • Mar, who said he had left It Of! a
Lola l'ennell Ruth Baker Joh H Norris 67 of 106·30th bus stop bench at Ma rguertte
Mike Myers St .• N:~rt Beach, ~as charged Ave. a nd Coast Hwy., Corona del
Private Wire Servlcea with Intoxication ln pu blic at Mar ... Officers were unable to
2601 E. Cout Hwy. OR 3·7005 New p 0 r t Blvd. and 22nd St., locate a nyone alter receiving a
Corona del Mar Newport Beach, at 1:45 a. m. call that someone was yeUJng '~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Se~rvt~ce~~ata~tl~o~n~o~pe~ra~tor~~B~Lll ror help on Avon St. west or Riv-Wrlebt reported the buralary ot erslde Ave., Newport Beach. at 9:40 p. m. . . . Oennla Unden.
21, Santa Ana, wu charred with
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' 6 BIG DAYS OF FAMILY FUN
.................... (.hly 1J.17) ....... c. ........ ('Twice ..,,
• ..... a .. v-... "'-.. ,.,.. ..... .., Dettr>
• CuNiftl .... ., 0,.. Dilly
..... MieN .......... (J.ty 16 Oftly)
• a •• ,, ••• ._. KA .... ....., •~•7l
SEE ................ Gell-.u..
Eftry .,., .. ICWs' .,.,
asnw _.. • rs n 1 au.._
ok I lllrM ....
Ill* UJ .. 1
...... AI
Utterlnr ln tbe 300 block Manne
Ave .• Balboa Island and Georae
Anlch. 23, Balboa, on S. Bay
Front. Balboa Island.
e TVDDAT • .J'1JJIE 21
The gaa company was called
to ahut oft eaa at 207-38th St..
West Newport, at 3 a. m. after
ortlcers were unable to stop a
leak . . . Mrs. L. A. Glovinetta.
2011 -B W. Ocean Front. Newport
Beach, reported the theft of a
bicycle . . . Mrs. Rose E. Burke,
5301 Bruce Crescent. Udo Sands,
reported the theft of 2 hub caps
valued . at S24 from a car . . .
Clinton H. Crane. 1501 W. Balboa
Blvd., Newport Beach. reported
the theft of a television set ...
Mrs. Melody Orr, 2324 Pacific Dr ..
Corona del Mar, was charged
with violation of leash Jaw at
First Ave. and Begonia Ave., Co·
rona del Ma r ... Robert Ingram.
2015 Bayadere Ter .. Irvine Ter·
race, was charged with violation
of leash law at CamaUon Ave.
and Third Ave .. Corona del Mar
. . . Vehicles driven by Jesse A.
Blackstock, 530 Aliso Ave .. New·
port Heieht.s, and Mark R Con-
aty, 18. of 600 Park Ave .. Balboa
Island, were Involved in an accl·
dent at Balboa Blvd., and 19th
St.. Newport Beach . . . Anita
Romolo, 312 E. Ocean Front. Bal·
boa. reported 3 window screens
tom and a fence broken by van-
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SOME OF THE HI&Hli&HTS at the 1960 'Ha-
waiiM Holidays" edition of the Orange County
Fair are ilh .. streted above. Top left, Hilo Hettie
end her dancing partner demonstrate the fair's
Hawaiion theme. Hugo Zocchini, the · human
cannon boll, tokes off upper right. Inset is
George Lee, Oriental master of hand balancing.
Jay Lee and the Princess. lower left. present
And SIDBT LAUNDRY
magic with e For East twist and Oriental humor.
Cent er lower right picture is Carlyle Nelson
jHilo Hattie's husband) with 2 of the side men
who will help him moke music for . the Howaiian
Revue. The fair will open a six-day run next
T uesdoy. July 12. at the Orange County Fair·
grounds in Costa Mesa.
IUVJJIQ ~AJU) SUB
Charles R. Lee, electrlclan'a
mate fireman, US~, son of Mr.
and Mn. Charles H. Lee of 2005
E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, Is serv·
lne aboard the submarine USS
Carbonero operating out of Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii.
OR LULT WAJUfDfQ DUTY
WE IRON ALL OUR OWN FLATWORK Robert N. Hald. aviation elec·
tronJcs technician airman, USN,
ron of AJvln ~. Hald of 1418 Ir-
vine Ave., Upper Bay Area, is
serving with the Pacific Airborne
Early Wamjng Barrier Squadron
at the Naval Air Station, Barber's
Point, Hawaii. •
E. COAST JIWY, CO.ORA DEL
(Ac:NM Fw.a the hat OfftCir)
EGREMONT
e ALUCOO&OC. • 1 do not know W'hoee brilht
mind 1ave birth to ~he tenn
"albacookoo." A lood aueea
would be that It came from the
red · bearded, golde n • earrlnpd
noertn of one, Captain Chill
Tribute Paid
to Schweitzer
By Chamber
Dr. and Mrs. David Nielsen,
who left 2 weeks ago on a tour
that will take them to Denmark,
• Greece: and Africa, are carryJne
with them a message for person·
aJ delivery to Dr. Albert Schweit-
zer, famed medical missionary
In the heart of Africa.
The letter. sJened by Skipper
Burdett Harrison, states as fol·
lows:
.. Deer Dr. ldnnttaer,
"The Coauaodons C 1 a b of
the Jlawport JlodMw O...her
of c--woaJd Ub to
haft yoa acapt o ...U toba
of oar epp~ec:Ntlaa for yoar
woadedul wodr tbaou9boat the
woald. The 9not ~ yea
boft glfta to ba.aalty wW
be perpetaotecl by otben be·
c:au.ae you haft abowD the way
tbroagb you aatldag .u..tL
"We would cdM Ulre to moke
you oa boDorory member of
the Com• altona aab. ..
The token mentioned In the
letter Is a dally calendar set In a
world globe, depleting w or 1 d
service.
•
Treuter, praently opeoraUn1 out
of San Dt~1o'a Ml8aJon Bay.
Then, too, It could Jut u well
hav~ orbited Into the far·reach·
lnl ether from the llPS of Jhet·
tro Gordon Green, once of the
Mlhoney, not 10 Jon1 a1o of th~
J~ramar, prnenUy of the Dorado.
(Incidentally, •Mister Green, your
radio needs tomethln1 -you
don't tound quite natural.)
Anyhow-whoever wu the fa-
ther of the explftlion, they did
rl1ht well, "cookoo," perforce, be·
ln1 u.ed In the .enae ol crazy,
nutty, zany, batty-or just plain
unpredictable. In other words-
It says. ~ry clearly-thoee ttazy
albacore! In the same breath. It
may alao have some meanlnar
relatln1 to the sanity of thost I
who hunt them ..
e STATISTICS
Aa one of the charter boat
skippers remarked 1 as t week,
"Huh! It waa a pl'etty-short al·
'.' -~~ . . : ' ~~ . .............
Jutead of a flab, a bicycle was
~qht on the line of Re .. naJd B.
Trtpp, 3705 W. Balboa llvd., We.t
Newport. whlle ftahlnl from the
Balboa Pier Saturday. The bl·
cycle showed eYiclence of havtn1
bHn 1ft the water for a lon1'
tlm~. 'Jbe an1Ier a.,.ed to held
It lor the owner to claim. ~
' ABE P~tte
Gafh
M.M IIMZ.
IIEWPIIT TAGILE
bacore .euon!" But-the eolden 115 Kci'ADDD JL o• 2·1-
lAIII,. au. ....
TOM'S .............. a.. ....
1MW.c..t-~
••• ,.. ....... CaiUJnla
~La.trLim
gleam of hope st111 shines. REWIOIIT .UCII
LookJn1 over one's shoulder,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:__ ___________ _ here's the story, In briet The -
Prontier caueht the first two on
June 10. Four mor& came in on
June 19. By June 22, the catch
figures hit 177, soared dally to a
reported peak of 2,595 for a 11
landings on June 27. By June 30.
the fleure was down to 223 and
less than a hundred were tal·
·c.t:,.., o.. .J Ywll c... otW-
~
lied on July 2 and 3.
Does anything tie In with this T 1 1 E liP 1 1 T L peak and this drop·off? Accord·
lng to reports, there are still c.A11ft111 e DAY 80ATI
plenty o~ signs of Jong.flns. but "SEA UJDEr • 1 A.JI. * .. JE'r • 2 A.M. they simply seem not to be hun·
gry. Water temperatures. even ~=.U==Ceat=== ... =·=~===·==·=·=.,=,..==t =.._.====·==U=I=-1=1=4=1~ near shore, are In the-low 60's.
Some fish have been taken well
Inside the "43 spot" or something
From the POUCE BLO I I LR Jess than 35 miles out of San
.. Diego. What happened?
Pennlt, please. a perusal of the
PRIYA TE DAY SCHOOL .
CIIILDDJI S TO It YEAIII
Small Cla.es • Art and Crafts
Sport and Game Activities
Tutoring ,.....,...tatioa lacladlrd
211 KOJITE VISTA COSTA MESA. CALIF.
T...,.._.: ll1chNf 1-1170
(ConUnued !'rom Page Nlne) e 1'BVJISDAT, JVIIE 23
Robert Wllaon, 223 Via Men·
tone, Udo Isle, reported finding
a bk ycle . . . Ca lifornia Bank,
Z712 W. Coas t Hwy., Newport ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Beach, reported a s hort In their i alann system ... G. F. Rudd, 229
•
3542 E. Coast Highw~
Corona del Mar
OR 3-0380
La. Jolla Dr.. Newport Heights,
reported an Illegal entry at that
adclresl. but nothing waa taken
... William J. Wirtz. 710 Hello·
trope Ave .• Corona del Mar, re·
ported the theft of 3 hub .caps
from a station wagon ... Fred·
erick Sutton Jr., 40, of 124 VIa
Palermo, Lido Is le, was booked
on charges of Intoxication in prl·
vate and vehicle tampering In
connection wlfh cutting JgnJUon
wires on his mother's car ...
Matilda Kidd, 108 18th St., New· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~'! pon Beach, reported finding a r bullet hole in a window In her
home. possibly made by a .22 air
riDe or air gun . . . Bruce T.
Blackman, 31, of 222 Via Paler·
mo. Lido Isle, was booked on a
Newport Beach municipal court
warTant charging unlawful entry
... Louis J. Barta, 2821 Bayshore
Dr .. Bay Shores. refused medical
aid after he passed out while
working In his yard ... 30 Years'
Experience
JnYestigatiODI
& Security" ......... ,
lellclin lpiCJ, IIC.
OUKQE COVWTT DIVJSJOR
3424 E. COAST IDWAY. CORONA DEL MAR
B.m.rt W. lntla, 124 30th
St.. Jfewpcll't Beacb, raporled
the tblft of a 115 rodla1or from
• npcdr IJCD09• a1 tbcrt odclreea.
tbe property ol Kartlyaa HUU·
laiD, 3101/a 33rd St.. West lfew-
port • • • A car datftD by Ed-
ward J. Joa.., 18, Moat•...,
Park. ........... to ...... bittillg
o car at.ppad tor o Mtt tana
Gild Ci EIIJMd late 0 parlr..s CCII' ot-w. Ceat 8wy .. ,.... ...
ed to Jolulaoe Cllld .... lJDcolD
lllftUIY, -W. Coat Bwy .. Rawport a.oda •• , A cob drtY·
• by IIebert Batch'"' ....
SUBSCRIBE
.
To The Newport Harbor Ensign
2850 E. COAST HWY •• CORONA DEL MAR -ORIOLE 3-0550
11A1L m T1111 a.DKa ...S YOGa «a•cz • CAlli TODAY
ORE YEAR ---____:.-----~ ODiy 3.00
Out.lcle of Har~ ANa ----uo
Nam•--~--~----------------------~~------
yml;ng Addrela -------------------
atr anc1 staae ---------...;..;-------------.. -·-•••-~.a ~.
pan lleocll, caurd rtractare
d~ ... to the ...... of El9lD
llal1. • ....., Aft.. C.Oaa
del Mer • .. A car drtftll by
llldlord Z. KoegU.,. 17151/a W. -.u.oa ·m..s.. •.......-t hadl.
bit o te-=-a1 700 31at St., If ...
pan ...... c:cnaatag about 130
d-.. •·•· Two nickels bel~ to be
IEWPIIT PIEI .., ,_
DD or lf&WIOft OC&M 1'1&11
24 hour Telepbmae Serrice-OR 3-1850
IABGE GEOBQJA
lleady .... -.............. ,. A.M.
l/1 DAY IOAT DDfA L&& L&AY&I I All. UD 11:• P.JI.
DAY 80AT IU JVU L&AY&I 5 A.M.
counterl~lt were tlUDed In by the
harbor department for examiQa·
tlon by a treasury agent after
being taJcen from a coln ma·
chine In the area of the Coast
Guard station ... Charlie Hutch·
ens, 213 Sapphire Ave., Balboa
Island, reported the Joss of a
wrist watch at 40th St. and
Ocean Front. West Newport ...
Leighton R. Taylor, 20, Balboa Is·
land. was charged with having
no bicycle light and no bicycle
registration at Balboa Ave. and
Marine Ave., Balboa Island, at
10:30 p.m ....
now.famous Solunar Tables. put)·
Jlshed annually by old Eas tern
fi shing buddy, 'John Alden "Jack"
Knight of Williamsport. Pa. If
you'll check the times of th4' ma-
1or feeding periods, as predlcted
In this little volume, you w111 1
find that. between June 21 and
June 30, these periods of activity
fell between 10:20 a.m. and 5:10
p.m. Padflc Dayll1ht Time. Be·
tween July 1 and 4, the 111 Bite
occurred alter 5:00 p.m. and be·
fore 8:00 a.m.! It dOetn't take -too
much fl1eertn' to come up with
the Idea, consldertn1 the long
runs necessary to get Into fish.
that these are houB when few I
boats are at II 1 t rolU ng jl gs--o'r '!;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ throwing bait. r
e FBJDAT, JVIIE 24
Vehicles driven by George J.
e DOE OF TilE KOOif
You can get a major argument
started, any old time, between
almost any albacore addlru, a~
to how Important the phase of
the moon Is. In relaUon to the POll LOI UGa.D
appetite of albacore. One side of Ll ht FJ ... ,.. _._, ... the fence will vow that they will 1 ·~'We~_,_"---P.JI.
not bite weJJ wht-n there's a full PtlcUic ~·t ...... n..
moon. The other side will be just Low · JIJ9b Low
as fighlln' sure that moonlight I Frtdrf 3:58 ·1.5 10:18 4.4 a:a J.S
makes them even crazier-and 1: t=" 4:41 -1.6 11 :05 4.5 C:ll 1.5
hungrier. Without takJng sides 5:26 ·1.4 11 :52 4.7 s:• 1.1
we simply note that the moon, 11 MODdlry 6~12 ·1.1 12:C1 4.7 1:01 1.7
on June 24, was quite Uny-a IUfb Low IU!rb new moon, or In apogee. If you ll Tueeday 0:00 5.8 6:58 ·0.6 lrJJ 4.1
want to get technic'al. Right now, 13 W~ 0:55 5.1 7:46 0.0 ';1:27 4.1
It's about half way along to 1• n......., 2 :00 4.3 8:38 0.7 4.1
full moon, when It Is "In peri· COKI'LDIEJITS Of
gee." The next week, with ma-...
···-· ··---····· Low 7:01 1.1
l aiC 1.1
.1:5.2 1.1
Lind, 69, of 2 Bay Island. and
Donald T. Carswell, 18, of 319
Anade St., Balboa, were Involved
in an accident a t ~cFadden Pl.
and Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach.
at 8:35a.m .... Douglas E. Rose,
9-13 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, re·
ported that a hit and run car
hit the rear of his car stopped at
2800 Newport Blvd., Newport
Beach; the hil·run car, In turn,
was hit in the rear by a car drlv·
en by Carole M . Gerling, 17. FuJ.
lerton, but eluded pursuit from
the Rose and Gerllne vehicles
... Harold Hartvlgsen, 66, of 114
44th St., West Newport, was
charged with d rinking an alco·
hollc beverage In public In the
2200 block of W. Ocean Front.
~ewport Beach ... Cars driven
by Eloise S. Gray, 302 E. Balboa
Blvd.. Balboa, and Anita Schel-
I~V~g, Van Nuys, were Involved In
an accident In front of 306 Coro·
nado St., Balboa ...
jor feeding periods again arriv· ' • IIIII
lng durine the daylleht houB, Uberty I-GII 1., ....... A..._ c.n. ..._
may shed more lleht on these '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ musings. II
Per.onauy. we·n auck with s p I • r FIll E I I E I .Jack Knl1ht and bla Solunar Ta · R
bles. Best evidence is the fish re· 'I' -t , ••• wrap, ._.._L F:---
port from JuJy 4. Alter a lo~ ~ -~--.a ·--
spot of 52 Jon1-fina on .July 3, the aDd More your fi11a t.. -· count, for the IJm time In five • ..--
days, went up. luly 4 saw 253 1 a 1 T T y '1 QUICK .....
boated, a)) but two of them by um AYAUU
San Dleeo boats. It mtrht ha~ been better. but, when the count . Let Va .._.,_,....._-We...._ ....0.
Ia down, up·coaat sportl'WIInl ...... ~ F-boats stay nearer home, much .._.. ~
Ed Warte1e, ,...,,.. IDCID• more certain of 100<1 catches of
... for • ..,..... 8eacb .... yellowtau, barracuda and bonl·l!~a~I~-~-~ .. ~~~~Liu~t.~•~·~•!JWilte~·~·~,~ci5"i'~~~~c~n5'~• ~1-~1~1~11~ --tary lldloola ..... tad • ta, with much Jeu fuel burned.
ctee. pot r •I of ••pwt e urrzaa.n !OVIIIIAIDRT
.... bta 1c11oo1. ..._. II ••• At Pl'ftl time, the 13th Inter-I A L I 0 A P A Y I L I 0 N ._ ..._ __..., d .., '"' club AlbaCDN Tournament II ~ ~ ~~ ~ .~ .uu tcheduled-lor J'r!day and S p 0 RT F I 5 HI N G -.. ,_ Saturday wttb dte Marlin Club
....... .._ tMft ef •lllc'fdo ol San Dle,o the boat. Over the
• • • A .. tcsqclw ....._ ., week·end, rumOI'I were aa plen ·
Dnld E. " II IL II. •wat~~~~· flful .. nnbum. A Saturday tu· AI •~ ...................... _ ldthatJ had bee-~
1 lll·wt eta • -...._ _ mor aa t n ,_ •.
• .,.. poned anotHI' WMk. due to the -a..a.. A. ... USA ....... s. D. «**llldttee IMtq eaqbt r II& ..._ Dr .. ..,._ 'ttL • at w1th their rule • .,._.. clown.
C.... ...,. -• ;..ate Iunday, word ~me that no ac· a... c.-M ._ • • • tual decWon had been made 1111
..._. 1111. 1111 ._ 1.-. lise J.C.A.T. c.'GIIIIIdttee, but tbal
•• 1 s:x, .......... ..,. .. all ............. Uld '-• ....,...... ...w ............ -..,..
.... I. ......... :MOl Pint liM other. • ftlula,.
Aft., Onna 4111 Mat. c.Dplala· Full IIIOGft notwiiiMAndlq, ..
.. tM1 ....._. ...._ a beltle ...... U. Lc.A.T ... Mid tlall
wtaleb dlnt.d ..... ., .................. '1'1111 -.Jar ........ ,..
ttl tbat ..._ ••• Doll A. ,.. will oeev at 12:10 p.ID. • lit................ ...1:11 ..... lluu~ willa ..... --· .. .......... a ,._.
VELZEY SUrf Bo&td', 8 tt., 2 Inch·
C.. 114. 8 ft. IGC80 boat wiUI
MERa1RI' AdJll CIUtbO&rd mo-tor and trailer, J3S). 301 Col-
Una. Balboa bl~d. Olt a.o:MI.
RELAXJsrzn, h1ce ..w. aUiS.
3l5000 B.T.U. IAJ tumac., IX).
KJ 8·5805.
BEAGLE pupJMea, thorouehbred
tri·colol". 130. III 8·5805.
SWAPS POll TRADE: 1959 White
Studebaker Lark • 6, law mile·
aee. tor trust deed or vacant
lot In Oranre County. Phone
1U 7-4403.
ALF A JiOMEO Spider, .. 59." Due
to family addition, mwt .ell.
Excellent•eondltlon. $2.700 cash
or may be nnanced If credit rood . OR 3-0176.
lSW THUNDERBIRD
300 hp. · stick shift . almost
new condition specially prl~
tor Immediate cash sale.
$3,195
Ml 6-2035 private party
HARBOR
MOTORS
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e ALFA ROMEO
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e F1~T
e Hiu.MAN
e HUMBER
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2150 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
Ml 6-5091
location, pleasant
l.ngs. No children.
Yearly lease. 610 M••'2•oe<ite.
Corona del Mar.
DESK SPACE with or without
desk. Room 2C, 436 Heliotrope,
Corona del Mar.
LARGE NEW
2 BEDROOM
COOL APT.
HARBOR ESTATES
APTS.
Near College and
New Shopping Center
Really Deluxe Medallion Aw ard
Apts. with all electric G. E. Kit·
chen, Encla.ed Shower and Tub;
Carpeting ; large Garage; Quiet
Reside ntial Area. A real \'alue
for only
$87.69
Per Month.
~~'""''e on lease, which is aboul under comparable
SPRING SPECIAL
•
Wheels Aligned
and Balanced
$9 .95 with this Ad
•
•
"OLD MAIDS" of the Maid of
California contest held annu-
-s lty at the Cali fornia State
Fa ir are bein g sought by State
Fe ir officials. W'ho want to in-
vite the p.ut winne rs to th is
ye"r s Fair, wf.tich will begin "
t 2-d"y run "ug. ) t. Here is
Phyllis Yarwood of Casto Mes.,,
who w"s the Maid of California
il'l 1954. She is as!ced to gel in
touch with the public relotions
dep.,rtment, P.O. Bo• 2036,
s.,cromento.
•
PAID
4
TIMES
A YEAR
i
1% -
per
OUR PAnERN OF
CONTINUOUS GROWTH
IS YOUR ASSURANCE
OF SAFETY
STATEMENT OF CONDITION~-.~JUNE 30, 1960
I ASSETS I ._I __ u_AI_I_uT_IE ..... s _ __.l
First Mortgage Loans ...... $42,397,n8.17
Loans on Savings Accounts . 176,236.46
Reol &tate Owned . . 12,991 .49
U.S. Government Bonds
and Securities .........
Stock in Feclerol Home
Loan lank ............ .
c:a.h on Hcmd & in lanb ..
Offlco lulldinp, EqvipoMnt,
and l'artring Lat ...... ..
Other Aaeh .......... ..
2,251 ,378.91
625,00.00
1,132,133.23
519,028.27
12,919.94
Savi"'• Accounts ......... $38,927,766.63
Aclvonce from Federal Home
Loan lank ........... .
Loans in Proc••• ......... .
June 30, 1935. . . ..... $4,735.00
Dec. 31, 1945 .............. 4.M2.»2.00
Dec. 31, 1951. ................. 10,M6,3S9.00
Dec. 31, 1953 ........•.............. 17,142,283.00
Dec. 31, 1955 .......................... 24,166,967.00
Dec. 31 , 1958 ........... · .................. 37,687,701.00
Dec. 31 , 1959 .............. ' ................. 43,527,259.00
June 30 1960 $47197,466.47 I •• ,............................................................................ I
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TWIJI T 11. bed .. venport8. A debaHJna the lnnaeper
11Ned C~GWrtnc. lliO -. TWID ~plalnt waa ,_.lved at 3:U
'T ~leather~ all a.m. from the Chlne.c..lno-111
•uelletat eonciJUon. .., NeiL llaln St., Balboa, where aubjeda
· U 8-5752. left wldtout payln• for food ••.
. A lEAL BUY Frank Clenct.Mn, ·Corona ct.l
td Jete Mar reported a awutlka painted 10' Salllq boa comp • on a ••raae at 101 Via Undhw,
Good condition, new aa.U, IJdo Isle ... WUUam W. Dear· __ $30_. _o_R_3_·_515:18_. ______ dortt, 208~ Collina Ave., Balboa
511., ..,... .._ _._ .. _.. .4-Jaland, reported t!\e theft of 2
_... t-.._ ......_ car tall llaht reflectors valued at
-
, y_, .-e t~~rdiaHy invited 1o viJit
l!4t ""' Drllnch offta of
J. A HOGLE & CO.
• Open kmlot'1'tJW ;, COR ON~ DEL MAX
J A Hogk & Co., member of the
• New Yor k Stock Exchange, is de-
lighted to bring the people of Corona de.
Mar, Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and Santa
Ana this uca's newest, most modern small
brokenge office with aHthc lastcst facilities.
Your every market tr:ansact ion will be
cx~dited by our high-speed, electronic
~'estern Union wir~ system ... which flashes
btest quotations and your orders to bu)' or
sell to and from all principal security and
commodity exchanges in the U. S .... and
by our Dow Jones news service. You'll ap-
preciate the handsome new boardroom, the
informal atmosphere and ou r considerate
and corucrvative attention to your every
investment requirement.
J. A. H OGLE & CO.
Members Nnv York Stock Ex_cb.ngt
.,a Other Princip.J Exch.ngrs
3435 lAST COAST HIGHW,A Y • OIIOLE 5-1140
15 ... Paul a. ,.._, rn. O.Ca ......, Y.,., ll~te Ave.,
....._ wu ~ wttb bavt.n• Corona del Mar • . . Mary E.
an unaheethed epear on ~he wet ltelly, .. ol • Poppy Ave., Co· 8de of the Newport PI« . . . A rona del Mu, wu char1ed with
complaint wu rMelved ot malic· lntaxkadon In a uto at the rear
loua ml.chlef damap to a hou.e of a u Newport .II~.. Newport
unMr c:onatrucUon at 801 Lark· a.aeh • • . Cui O.rdH, 3720
.., Ave., Corona del Mar . . . Ocean 81~.. Corona del Mar.
Leo lleharct.on, 2730 Seavkw complalned that the wlndahleld
Aw .• Corou del Mar, complain· of his car wu smashed while
ed that juv~nlles threw appJ• parked at Coaet Hwy. and Sal·
at hi.s ear on Coaat Hwy .••• Gor· boa llvcl., Weet Newport.
don Neilson. 1615 Ruth Lane, e TVDDA1'. JVIf& •
Harbor Hlahlands. reported nnd· Brian Blm le, 7"i, ot 132 Topaz
lng a boy's bJcycle at the end of Ave., Balboa Jaland. called at
Westcllff Dr. . . . Juveniles shot 3:03 a. m. requeatln• medical
out a street llaht at 36th St. and aid for his mother, Barbara Blr·
Lake Ave., West Newport; ortl· nle, who could not move her
cers checked the darkt-ned area legs without hurllnl her back:
during the nlaht until repairs a doctor was called ... George
could be made . . . Dunton 107 Coral Ave., Balboa e IUJIDAT, ,JVWE • Island,' reported the t he t t of
Edward M. Johnson, 51, ol 411 ,mows valued at SIOO ... Marl·
Aliso Ave., Newport Helahts, was Jyn Wild, 410 Iris Ave .• Corona
charged with tnto~l_9tlon In pub· del Mar. rewted finding a bl·
lie after a car he was driving hit cycle, regl&tered to Molly Ma·
a parked car on Dover Dr. 300 lone, J32ls Jasmine Ave., Corona
feet north of Coast Hwy . ._ J::lew. del ~ar ...
port Beach, registered to Nowl· Dcntd c. Dougloa. an VIa
lngs Old mobile Co., Downey · · · Lklo Jford. Lklo J.ale. aaperted
Maude B. Curtls. 54. of 933 Con· lalt .ad naa ~ tolala Nr
gress St., Costa Mesa, was charg. pcDbcl Ia aa all.., betw"D
ed with drunk drlvln& at 44th Tuatba Aft. Cllld IU....W. A..._
St. and Balboa Blvd .• West New· iMCII Coast •wy .. 11 ew port
port, at 2:50 a. m .... A bicycle a.acb FiODir a. vanaaaa.
ridden by Thad Howard, 7, Los a of 31t • DkaDODd A ..... .._..
Angeles, staying at 1101 N. Bay ~ lalaad.. took 1a1s ..ue, 1111·
F r 0 n t, Balboa Is land, collided da to a pbyaldaa afw tb.U
with a car driven by Chester A. c~ waa lalt by a cal' drl ... by
Pontius. San Clemente. on Apo· Geary IL KODDick. 17, La Cr•·
lena Ave. near Balboa Ave., Sal· KeDt. at ._.boa Aft. cmd Sap·
boa Island ... R. E. Host.IUt>r, pblre Aft .. klboa lalcmd •••
301 La J olla Or., Nttwport Hetght.s reported seeing a 3·foot b l ack Mary Satterfield, 801 N. Bay
and vt>llow snake In his yard F ront. Balboa l~land, repOrted ~falcolm T Smith 40 Nt>w · the theft of fishtng gear from ~rt. Beach w~s cha~ged with ht>r Rarage ... Alan Lorenze.
drunk driving In an alley orr 483 Morning Canyon Rd., Corona
Riverside Avt>. near coast Hwy., Highlands. complained of hIt
Newport Beach . . . Ed Lynch. and run damage to his car In
2100 w. Balboa Blvd., Nt>wport the Elks Club parkJng lot, Nt>W·
Bench, reported that a soda pop port Beach · · · Paul K . Rouse,
machine had been broken Into 608·36th St.. West Newport, re·
at that address. ported the theft of a bicycle from e MOJfDAT. JUJIE 27 Co urt St. and McFadden Pl.,
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REALTOR
~ Wat Cout Hlahway
Jfewport leach
IJ 8·9349 -Eves. U 8·3293
Another
"W-DPLEI"
(AAA -1 Duplex)
In
--lB. Ill
A 2 bedrom home for com·
fortable Jiving, Plua lovely,
"money making" furnished
apartment. Each unit wlth
Private Patio; on choice
corner lot in quiet nelah·
lilorhood.
• (UNDER U),OOO)
BABSON . ...., ........... .
CReal Estate Imaatneera)
2828 E. Coast Highway
Cororla del Mar
OR 3·37'70
CIRMI DEL Ill -Marilyn L.. Chittenden, Zl, of Newport Beach ... A. Llghtart,
259B Cabrlllo St., Costa Mesa 400 St. Andrews Rd., Cliff Haven,
and a passenger In her car, Ma· reported the theft of a bicycle 3 Bedrooms, 2 bath home on
cia Buchanan. 19, santa Ana from under the Newport Pier ...
Heights were Injured when their M a r I on Hartley, 102 McFa dden large lot. Designed around
car ran ·Into a parked car of Jay Pl., Newport Beach, reported that beautiful patio-beam ceiJ. Stottlemyre. 608 w. Balboa Blvd .. surfers were taking lumber from
Balboa. at 2:49 a. m . In front or that address for fi res · · · lngs, ha rdwood floors, tire·
the Balboa address ... James e WEDIIEIDAT. J171fE 21
E. Pierce. -132 Begonia Ave .• Co· Marv Jo DHmond, 37. of 160 place, and built Ins. Walk·
rona del Mar. reported the theft 16th St., Newport Beach, w as
of 4 hub caps ... Mrs. Bernice c h arged with Intoxication In ing distance to beach and
Datts. 2031,·42nd St., West New· public at 2101 E. Coast Hwy.. stores. $41,500 -convenient
port reponed the theft of a Corona del Mar, a t 12:07 a . m. i~--~~~~~~~iiii!!i!~!!!!ii!i!i!i~~iiii~~ fishing reel and two tI s h I n g ... Ve hicles driven by Robert E. terms. poles valued at $87.50 ... Robert Osborne, 19, of 1803 Haven Pl., MOTOR OVERHAUL A. Hoffman, 3708 Channel Pl .• CllU Haven. and Lynda Harris. I.EIIIJ. LJ-.
No mone y down. up to 15 months
O.A.C.
6 Cyls. (Mo.t) • • • $48.88
8 Cyls. (Mo.t) • • • SSL99
IF ENGINE CONDmON PEDIJTS
to pay.
Includes both labor and pa rts. :'\ew rings, wrist pins, valve
grind check fittings of maan and rod beatings, ex~rt motor
' tuneup "1' gaskets and oil.
90·day or 4,000 miles guarantee.
ReHIH &pies
EXCHA.'iGE ENGINES AT POPULAR PRICES
Short Block Plus ln.stallation
FREE LOAN CARS-FREE TOWING-STATE 80:-\DED
Block must meet our standards, plus taxes, gaskets, oil, etc.
Automatic Transmission Tbb$49.50"" ADJt.:ST $5.i5
~EW CAR GUARA~TEE
All Bench Labor Included
lnr luded in this: O'Haul a., needed; ~ew seal!'. dutcht'", bu h·
lngs. AJI parts pressure t(>stt>d.
ALSO EXCIIA~GE TRA::--:S~fiSSJO="!S $65 l'P
Op,.n Dally 8·6 Sunda~ 12:G0·2·00
Transmission Dept. Ph. Kl i·~
BEll ES EIIIIE REIUILDERS
~ewpon Island. reported a num· 18, of 524 De An:za Dr., Corona
ber of Items stolen from 2 cars Hlahlands, were tnvolved In an REALTOR
at that address ... George E. accident at Second Ave. and 3001 Eut Coaat Hl•h"ay
Smith. 1023 W. Bay Ave., Balboa, Acacia Ave., Corona del Mar . . . CORONA DEL MAll
reported the theft of 4 tall lights Be t t Y Hlrokawa. D Drtttwood Chrtatenaen Drug Bld •. OR 3-0668
from his 1959 Cadlllac . . . Rd., Shore Cllrfs. reported the OR 3·3T70 -.....n E. awtwlck. 127 Tu· theft of a blllfold ...
q.oUe Aft.. 8olboa 1aleDd. ae· JiaD AiDU.., 211 M a r I D a
ported t.be tbett ol a a5 U9bt· Aft .. 8olboa W aapcnted
tNigbt rod84J llkyde •.. hul t.be tbeft o1 a blcyde • • • Tile
Albd9bt, 411 l ipal llcL. CUff 1L DOaald B a 11 C...Uuctloa ....... waa aotifled tbat Scm eo.. 1.,_ S. W. Acacia St.. a--te ,..UC. bad aeco••ed lk•pwt a a a c b. reported tJM
1a1a stol..a car . • . CWf•d E. tbeft of a 112.40 bayoaot aaw
Staat.. 221 MCII'9Uertte Afto, Cllld a 1Z5 baDd drW f,_ aa
Conaa del If•. roportocl both opn....,. at a C~aMii1lctMD
tall IJ9bt GIIMWbUoa S t 0 Ia D Job at 1 .. L aery PntDt, aaJ.
from lals lt5t CadWac • • · boa lalcmd • • • A do9 ,.,..
Dicme TODDO, 120· llartDo A•e.. quaraatlaod at 2151 I r • IDe
aaJboa lalaDd.. aaportocS t b • A..._ aery c ... t. after bltblg
tbeft of aeconla .aiDed a t 175 Judy B..,.r, 'fl/1, of 2155 lr·
••• A black aaaetal ba COD· .Sao Afto ••• Carl Sdua~
taiDIDg pcrpera of Jolla L a.y. 22 acalboca eo... • e • p o r t
aolda.-lrta A..._ Canea del hodl. roportocS U.0 tboft ol a
Mar. waa fouDd UDder • pile bicycle ,,.. tM OeeaD Proat
ollumbor by a c:arpntor "ork· parlriDcJ lot. Jfe"'** a.ac11 •••
log oa a coeatnactloe pn}ed at A Newport Heights resident
402 B•Uotrope Aft .. Col'oDa del dt>d 1 ned to sign a c om p I a I n t
Mar • • • against his step·son after t h e
CONVENlENTLY located, mod·
ern, with expansive view of
Bay and Ocean. Close to shop.
ping, traMportatlon, schools,
and churches without crossing
highway. Unusual buy on fee.
sJmple lot. Thrte bedrooms.
two larae baths, built-Ins all
electric Medallion kitchen. All
carpeted, draped, and land·
scaped ready for OC'CUpancy.
This b e a u t I f u I N e w p o r t
HeI gh t s home offered at
$39,500. Owner Ll 8-4207. Cour·
tes, to brokers.
A $105 outboard motor was 1 youth allegedly grabbed him by
s to 1 P n from Boats Unlimited. thP throat a nd started choking
25:0 W. Coast Hwy. ="~ e w P 0 r 1 hlm A Balboa Is land resl·
Beac-h ... Elinor Sort>nson, 11 5 ldcnt ·r;~rt('d his ton, 17, as a
2ith St. :'\PWport Beach. reported runaway, calling later to report
llnding a bicyrle · · · A kttch~n the son was enroute home from
310 Eaat Tldad l AllTA AJIA IU J.~ae window creen was found cut In San Francisco ... Ronald Stur· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2~p~la~c~e~s~~ln~t~h~e~h=om~c~o~f ~~~~ g~n.14.~1~~16thSt .• ~ta Wll ": Mesa. suffered a small bruise on
1 his hlp and an elbow scrape
ONLY BLUE HAVEN
wht>n a blcycle he was ridding
wu hit bv a car driven bv Joe
Martin. 1721 W. Balboa B I v d.,
Nt>wport Beach, In an alley be·
tween 18th St. and 19th St., near
Ocean Front, Newport Beach.
C•c.tiJIIPS•••I
E ...... IIIaH?
CAN OFFER
A 15' X 30', QUALITY POOL
FOR
(Mo... 131 & liM)
10
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IDIN. .......... .....
e TIIVUDAT, JUJIE 30
Three letters containing checks YOU CAN, It you tall to vote
were reported stolen from the
mall box of ~trs. Lester C. YES on the High School Bond
Lowe, 2242 Channel Pl., Newport election. Beach . . . A $150 air hammer
wu reported stolen from 1 h e
Price Garage, 2740a.t W. Coast
Hwy .• Newport Beach ... Thomas
M. Hunflnaton, 1755 Miramar Dr .•
Balboa, found a girl's w r Is I
The explosJve population growth
Is l'llpidJy filllrft our High
watch at Miramar Dr. and hi· School clasa rooms beyond
boa Blvd., Balboa · · • Larry Bing, tbelr capacity. 1. of 2015 Seadrift Dr., Irvine
Terrace, waa bitten on the right
... by a doc. wtdch was quar-A antlned at 2006 Sead rift Dr. . . . noth., Ri•h School must be
Llle J a c k e ts valu.d at 12&80 but ~fore the fall, 1962, .e.J·
Wft'e reported JOlt ot etol•n from
a tru("k In th~ Newport ot eo.ta lion bqlna -to meet theM
lisa area, owned "J the lalboa 11 Marine 8 a r d ware, !fewpon lncreulna enro menu.
.. dl ... Loull D)ftiMyer, 21)1
en.Mew Dr., .... , tllorft. report· 1111: NEW'JIOilT KADOR eel the theft ol 2 h. oap&.
COSTA JOSA IOAID or
III:ALTORI ..,._ ,_, • eon-del.._ ctU.... .. ¥Om hi
...... 11117 1Jda ...........
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SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM HOME, with ONE lED·
Jl()())( DUPLEX and THJti:E SEPAJlATE GAUGES.
All have hantwood Ooon. ..Wna .u.tanee to llbop·
ptng, transportation 6 lntermedJate echool. IJve In one
and let the other two make the paymenta tor you.
FULL PRICE ONLY Sl8.9t50-SUBMIT ON DOWN.
FULLY R!J'4 1 ED-ACI' NOW.
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you'll like our trJendly aervJ~"
220 E. 17th St. Costa Meaa U~rty 8-1139
(Atroes the street from Mesa Shopping Center)
Evenings Call Ml 6-~-LI 8·8693
liVEST II TIE EIITI
412 Princeton Drive, 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath and beautltuL. ......... $23,100
191 Buoy St., 3 bdrrnt, 2 bath and Family room ................ $20,7:10
4 Acres In Fountain Valley ..................... -................. per acre, $7,:500
526 Santa Ana Ave .• 3 bdrms., bullt-lns .. _ .... -......... -...... .$22,:500
2303 Redlands, 3 bdrms .• 2 bath, brand new ............... , ........ $28,:500
2581 Greenbrier Lane, 3 bdrms., 2 baths, new carpets ......... $22.950
3 homes on beautiful Holmwood Dr ........ -.. $19,:500·26,:500·48.7:10
2(170 Tustin Ave. new 5 bdrms., 3 battu ... -..... _ .............. _ .. .$34,:500
Balboa Coves-Private beech and pier, 3 bdrrnt, 2 baths $57,:500
481 E. 20th St. Charming Provln. 2 bdrm.,, 6 den, 2 bath.s $25,500
Irvine Ave. Corner -3 bdrms. lr den, 2 baths -Trade 11.9,000
309 La Jolla New 4 bdrms. 3 battu. Ocean VIew. Trade $32,500
813 Joan St., 3 bdrms. -2 baths, Corner ............................ $13,500
Commercial Lot, Old House-C2. ......... ·---··--········· .... -..SU,:SOO
College Park-3 bdrms.-2 baths -PooJ... _____ ............ .$22,000
929. Dogwood, 3 bdrms. furnished .............. -···-· ·······-··-······.114.500
2453 Tustin Ave., 8 units, pool... ..................... _ ..... -........ .$118,500
212 Acres. 2 houses, s ubdJvlslon potentlaL. ................ -...... .$45,000
Harbor Highlands. Beautiful home, 1501 Sylvia Lane ........ $24,500
ACREAGE FOR LEASE OR SALE ..... , ... ~
40 Years Continuous Service In Harbor Area
Around the Clock-7 Days A Week-Call Ml 6·1675
400 N. Newport Blvd., Newpo" Beach
1716 Orange Ave., Costa Mesa
Paul Schlegel
Jim KJlpatrlck
Tom Hayde
ASSOCIATES
Lyle Pope Paul Terry
Clyde Keith
Blllle Dickey
CIIEI SilliES
The owner cannot take possession of this spacious
VIEW HOME. 4 bedroom s: large VIEW Uvlng room;
VJEW family room: 3 bathrooms; pool; shake roof;
lou of etorap •pace. Priced rtpt at t~W,SOO. Seller
will consider oUer tor fut sale.
IIICI CIIPIIITIII
<On Coast Rwy. J\Ut South of Corona del lfar)
ORiole 3-49()4
IICI IIY
OPEl IIIUSE SIT. _. SUI. I ·I
211 I VIA 1111111
Builder's dream. 6 months old. Custom built 3 twin·
size bedrooms, 3 baths. Large family room, llreplace.
All the latest deluxe features for your convenience.
Handy to proposed Back Bay boat haibor. Price $42,500.
Submit your Ieima.
IIY a• IEICI IULn, IIC.
REALTORS
1696 Newport Blvd., Coata Mesa
Day or night Phone LJ. 8-1161
WATCH TilE BOATS GO BY-
CHl~A COVE WATER FRONT
Full view of bay and ocean. PrJ.
vate ~eluded a rea. Immediate
occupancy. Lease with option to
purchase. $750 per month. OpUon
to purchase leasehold at S90.000
Including eleven Jots. Remodel·
ed by Pleger-a ll new w/w car·
pellng, drapes and furniture.
Open dally 1·4 or shown by ap·
polntment. 27Zi Shell St., China
Cove. For full details contact
Ruth Wlllmes with Earl W.
Stanley, Realtor, Exclusive agent,
332 Marguerite, Corona del Mar.
OR 3·8550 or U 8·26&1.
BA YCREST BARGAIN
$42.!500 -13,000 Down
All spadou.s rooma. 3 bedroof11JI,
2 1• batha, Jarae .ervlce porch,
family room wfth corner fire·
place. Cupeted Uvtna room, hall
and muter bedroom. Drapes. 1
year olcl. Sprlnii.Mn front and
rear.
HAHIOR JNVJ:ri"MEMT CO. ......
308 30th St. OIUole 3·4400
Jlewport IMcll
Wllll.-r
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NIYAftUI.8 CALL JOa MiCUIIDWI oa..,.. -
c••IB. 111
2 ..........
2521 • lst AVE.
CORNER OF DAHLIA
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
DAILY FROM 2 TO 5
Lovely corner, newly decorated,
llardwood floors. furnace heat,
fireplace, pullman bath, wash·
room, garaae, loacb of storage.
Ocean view from llvtna room and
aundeck. Neat and clean and Jlv.
able. Property clear. te11n1 Jt
desired. ......... ....
IIIII P •
REALTOR
OIUole 3-1000
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