HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-04-20 - Newport Harbor EnsignJohn Case, 35, of Corona d~l
M ar, teachlne vice-principal at
Newport Elementary School, will
be thf' new principal at Harbor
ViPW School, Corona del Mar.
next fall.
Miss Schleder
Will Retire
As Teacher
Joe Edington, 31. principal of
the Bloomfield Sch ool District In
Los Angeles County, will be the
pr i ncipal of the Intermediate
school that will open In the tall
near Big Canyon Reservoir. Ht>
is a graduate of Southern ~is·
souri State and Los Angeles
State. and is working toward h1s
doctorate at USC.
The~ appointments wer<' an·
nounr ed by Supt. Roy Andt>Nt'n
Tul'sday evt>nlng and confirml'd
by 1 he 1 rustt•es.
!\1r. Case. who lives at 619 Jas
Veronica Schl eder. veteran In -m i ne A vi', taught In Ontario in •
l'tructor in Nf'wport schools. Is 1953·5.> and has bef'n at New-
retiring after 34 years In tt>ach -port School ~ince the Ccill of
tng. t95:i. He w1ll succeed Prlnc·ipal
She submi tted her resignation John D<.'an. who has bt'en ap·
at Tuesday evening's meeting of 1 pointer! as dm.>c'tor of curricu-
the school board. effective at the Jlum .
l'nt1 of this school yt>ar . The
tru!;tl'eS had high praiS<' Cor hN I su~EsnOIS ~ervrt l's. nnd M1ln Lacy, 1\1el SEfiD gg .
BNr\' and llcll'nc CsC'nar addN l
that· th<'lr childr<'n had bN•n in fOR fiAIJIIG SCHOOL
IH•r classf's. 1 ~l i"" ~rhledt>r has t aught in Do you ~ a DGJDe for
thio;; distrit·t Cor ti ycars-a year School Jfo. 7. DOW belDg COD·
undN Supt. H orace Ensign :11 I 1tnK1ed o ecu CorODO del Mar.
:"iewpon School. II years under oex t to lig Ccmyoo a ... "oir?
Prlnl'ipal Crayce $l>\'ler at Co· Tbe bocDd of trult... aD·
rona d<'l :Mar School. 3 y<'ars oouoced Tu..clcry •••DiD9 that
undPr Principal Jim Thom:1son the DGJDe for thil DeW toter·
at :'1/Pwport Heights S<·hool. and mediate IChooJ wW be Mlected
now bar k at Newport Srhool. 1 at the May 2 board m "tlDCJ.
POLICE CHIEF UPSOJtl
li·' s Deadline
For Ensenada
Race Entries
Le"er Cr •• t •• C.III·· ng Cand.tdate Ahout 3fH ;;atling ~a. hts wtll cros." t h<' -<t.t rtl ng It Ill' noon
Thur-,d.tV. ;\f,t\ I. orr the :\I'W·
Endorsed by School Board port lla;llor .-~tran•t> 1n thr lith
annual :'1/cwport llarhlu to En·
<;('n.tda lntrrn.tttonal \':u·ht Rac'f". A tetter by SupL Roy A ndersen "I go along w ith you." <'Om h h d m"nt"d T rust«>e Jim Ra.'·· l.t>orgl' :\I H·haurl. <'nlrtl'' ' .tlr :-harply criticizing a school oar ~· • man. prl'dlrted this \l •'•'"-
C'andtdate was endorsed by the "I p<>rsonally CC'<'I i t i.o: an :\o t'ntrtl's w ill hi' a.·, ~'Pt Pd
rrustres or the Newport Ben<'h <'loquPnt statement 111 di.'Censc of :tftt'T toclo~. Apnl 20. Th•· ;\nl
El<'mf'ntary School District at a tea<·her," said bmtrd presrdrnt hrJat total 15 th<' numtwr tn thP
their P)e<'tion e\·entn~ m<'<'li112. HarvC'y Pease. He urged that start last ~car. and :'-l r. :'-IH'h.llld
Supt. Andersen criticized a <'opes be sent t o prl.'sidcnt.o: and prl'rlwts 11 w ill b<' equalled thiS
r ampalgn statement by Dr. John dirfftors of thP county and stat<' w•a:
:\IC'Ca be to the ~!feet that "the School !klards Assn. A motion · Trophl<'~ for thE' raCt' w i nn€'r"i
tex tbook evaluatlni cornmJttee to that etrect was approved. w ill b«> award<'d ='a turday aflt>r·
was decreased by Inclusion of From the audlenc<>. ~r~. Sam noom. :\1ay G. in En!-f'r.ada. Cliff
the t('achN who had sele<'ted the Schulman said that Dr .:\lt'{'ab<''" C'hapm.1n i" gt•nrral rar·l' rom ·
t<>XIbook" descri~ as objectton· crllil'ism wa." dtr<'l'll'<l :11 l ht> mllll'l' 1·h.ttrman. a:-~d H :\ D•·"
able by a group of parl.'nts. board Cor npi)rOVtng tlH' II'XI •'nl)('rj:! i-< prrsirlo•nt or l ~f" :\t•\\
T hP superintenden t wrot£' that hook. and not at thr u•.H ht'r pMt (kran ~.111 1 ng .\"-"". !' .nn
the teacher C~lss Gf'nP Dultn 1 Shc sa1cl that the trminS! of tht' ,0 ,, of th<' r.n·f".
is an outstanding tear h<>r in f'V· l<'t tcr was polttirally inPpt Tht•r t• ,, 111 b<' ;; ell\ bion<= in
ery way, a dedicat<'d American l.<'orgr ZleS!It.>r askl'd if thNP lh<' l~<'l'.tn rar•l ng fiN'I. :> rll\'1·
of unquestionabl e l oyalty. who might have bP<'n anothrr tC'aC'hl'r sion" In ttw :trhttrary handwap
has been cleared by mtlltary S<'· equally qualified to ser,·r on 1hf' cia""· a net ·' cla<;c; of multi hullrrl
curity prior to being assign<>d as li.''ICibook romm i tt<'r. and 1101 111 \1':-'-•'"' f'<'prno1ng on w ind ron-
Air Force job analyst dunng v olvl'rl tn th<' !<·~ toook ('On· rlillons. thl' Cast boats Ill thr fiN'I
W orld W ar II. rt · En~nad ·1 trO\'('r ~. o·an b•• t ).pt'l'l(' Ill · · • •
"I commend the 1.-adNship of •·I n my l'onsidNed optnton. I f'.Hiy F'm tay murninll Cllli.'O ctr our superlnt~ndent in writing 'f · 1 0 dl.'n<'<'
La .'l t.~~ Dult'n was best qualitit>d." ,\l,ayo, thl' ·' <''<ll'an n <'pen this l etter," Trustee M1lo cy ·• ~ h 1 h \I c s Cf'll' Supt. AndPrsen said. Day. to I' 1> 1 I' <''<1 an. ·
:sa::..:.:id:·---------------------------hrJt<' Thf' J.lgg.H(I" Will hi.' haul
d pr•'"-<;('cl tr.tclillonally t•' mak<' 11 Program for Handicappe ~~d·;~~~ra~r~~rntation rim<'. ~at ·
Studied Further by Board CMIIHr Is lsketl te
Fix or Rllllfl Sips
e;
rHE ENSIGN
Ia The
ornCIAL
NEWSPAPER
Of The City Of
Newport Beach
Poli<'l' C'h1ef John t..:p~on an 1 ht>lrl to :,.I'll'\ 1 till' su1·t·1·ssor 10 ••IY :n.tna,::••r 111 1•1 1.. ti:• h11'f
d d • f W edni'c;d 1\1 1 ('hiPf l':.o~on Th•• <'II\ m .rn.tl;:t'l l fr·•m ''11h1n M WtlllOUt th•· d('
n unre yr•stc>r ~> '· l dn ph k h1.s l'hOH<' .,( t h~:> hJ~ 3 !J...trtm•·nr :\1t•mh•'1' ''' lh•· :\••"
t ha 1 he wi II retire Nov. I a ~ter I l'anrltdd tes for tht• joh 1 'II y I p I I g. .... h Fr ,,. a n1t Pnll"· P· n 2~ year<> of :-t'TVI<'e for thf• ( 11.Y I , •Jll'r' .. IJ 1.1 r o, ,, d their I al-l I••• II\,.. L•··'Aut• ftJu).(ht th,• .1,.....,,
of :-.'ewport Beac·h. He wa_s ay·l charter amt·ndment to P<'rm11 th~> urf' 1n tht> • ourt-. hut lo"l rJOinted t'hl<'f on ~arch 19. 1 ~53. _ _ _
~~~~~~~~~~~~-~{.~~~ .• ~1:sn;::~:oor~;j CDM TO GET BUS STOP,
t('ddllv for better Jaw enfort'<'· ~:~n:/it~~=r~~s ::~c::a~na~·~~~Ta;; LOCAL CHAMBER TOLD serviCI' to the communtt\. llr l
df'sen'<''> grC'at credtt fo.r ron
'1:;tently pati•>nt and 1'3rt.>tul ,.\ n•'\\' r.n•\hnuncl hu~ o;t.rt rt•n j 't.Hil'•l
handl1ng of the unnJmmonl~ will tw •JI1,.11,.;, 1n t'nrnr1.r •h•l \l.t: 1·1 "' l''••..::.1:n ••I o·onrm\lnll\
dttfll'Uit l.tw (•n foret'mcnt prob JU.,t ,1, '-f'l<or: ;r, rw ,.,~,:~ ,or I d• , .. I<.pm•" · ••w lt.lmhl" ,,,..,,.11
terns of ~PWJ)Ort Bi'a<·h. 1 r.J nJ:•·m··l1t'-. 1n tw m.t II• ti •• ':r•·\ '" u• ,! 1•11•'' 111 11, .. ·n ,,
"I know Johns hundro'tls ul 1 Tht,. ,,a, tht' i'ii\S\\o•r 111 a r•• n•''' ''·'''":' .HI•I 'II•·•! h.lfd"hll•
r~l('nds and ac;;soclatt>S Ill thP QUI''' fro:n t!ll' ( orCJn.J r!o•l \l rr • ,,,., \\ .• '• ' k "' .i ltu ... ullt• •.
'.lmmu nuy and 1n tht> Ia\~ t h.•mhc•r ••f C••m..m••n••· fn tlw 1 ,, '"'' • •' ""'"1nt.; 1-!r•'.J rn•'~:
o•nfort'l'ml'nt proCession w rll juln t:.tn ... ~rt;ltltll1 , mn~a n,· .r ",,j \1"\"'r"'' 'i"''' 1 ~'"I•~<' "hn •I••
u-, at th<' d ty h.Jll In rec-u~n111ng rt''"dlt•d thl' wc•f'k h~ t h.tmhr r i•••no! l"•n (tullll• t•.t ll"l;c•rtat ...
hi" ,onM·wnttous. loyal <~nd p ..... ult•ut Ra i)Jh :'-1~··:.. I \\',. ,,. · , •l'i'' '" i!" al••n..:
valuect "l'r\'tf'C in WIShln~ h1m ·' T ho• CurmN hu-. ••Ill• •' h•·:•· w.lh tn• • t':tll• ·, pr 1""'·'1 ,.:111
pleasant reurcmt>n t." ,, .., tnrn clt"'n ,,.,,.r tl month' " •. ,, • , ... , .. ,~ ,, prnpt>•!" r:
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A recruiting period w tth '~'"" .1)!o '" m.tkr """ fttr a tll'" .,,, .... t· ,,.. •ht"n"d ... a,! 1; B
f r t.>l 1grbll' l'.l nd(fiaiPS wtiJ he hUtl•llllg "hll )I 1\a' f1tt l ~PI 1H'('II l!o•,!o\ rt•.!tot• ,,, '·'•'" 11td l a ..... • HEW?ORT ELEMEJfT AllY
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CHAMBER COMMITTEE
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••• -·.' APPOINTMENTS MADE I ,, r' • n \\t.J "{"' •• lit' V" I •••:n f'• f'o•t•·~ t\d \
I fl "11111 b.t· •' I' ""\11.1 h.· .ld (l P.t\ ntCt l tl H··rt••frl ;7;
1 \'alll.l,::I'OU" '" • omhtnt> 11 With \h-.4·tHPt' h,11111t, '''"' 1 , :
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1 ..111 a i~E'ad~ ""'~tng f1rm C'lu1l1• "i2 fCif l'•t' lllg h M hOI.• ..... P Sl'dftnt Ol'ck Rl.('harcl an • l ntnr dub-1l(':.tded b'-l ar l -· rr r • S . '_ d t1 :-.·~rsha~ll Duf :\lr. :'>1yers suege-st.:-d thdt an~ j t tun. 35 t or lh~:> :\ewport <•t.·tnt.:J\· nounct>rl thr follo\vfn~ commltt~ •entz, a&.lsteo } · Jn one Jnt<>ri"'Tc-d 10 ~omlnJ: "'" t:trv I'IN"tton
at,p<•lntme"lS at :\l nnda.) 'mC<'t· f1eltl. •t:.•'nr w1th -.pa• ,, d\'3il.,;'llt '(I· •
.n~ nf thP ;\!'wport llarbnrl'ham • Re.1 l P..la lf'-li••.tdrd h~ Fa r · ,, r \I• R· dh .11 \\ • ,•,r• r ,., ' AU IICUIBENJS WIN
tw. nf ( ommN<'I' drrectnr<>: t') IIMcl<''l~. J, ... ,.:,•d h;. Jn,·k I :,.Hinrl l.w .·-. ;1r11r1 ~~~
• llt<:tnrkai-Cf"or,l?£' Rorlda Jr . ~ful1.1 n .rnd Btll r '' w d~ OS MESA VOTE
, h 1 i "'ll\.lt1. "hu pn•,rnt<'d a r!l' • .:'pt't't.ll "' Pn , -!l.•.~eh·d tl\ I B I b pI IN C TA
l.trll'd IIU!IIn•• nf powntial proj ~m :\l tllo•r .......... .., •• ·<1 h;. I ·'~' a O c3'> ans All Incumbent eaodidatPS
,.,.,._ lnlh hl,torr. .ll Sl~nl ftl'ant.•f" Bla~o·kburn and 1Jr Ro,::.·r Rli··~ returned to offi« 111 thP Costa
• ::'1!111" and nauonal atrJirs--1 • ~chool<; anrl :w n·h••-<-Ro• • F•l B f•t M eiG elementary school diS·
IIC'iiONI hy J.h'k ttopwood.' 3 " f('rrN1 to l ht' "''" 1;. •nr.:anllf'd I I m en e I tnct. Trustees due to se"e ::1"t~rl hv Bill ~rrw:-~rt. Dl'nn1" four--1 t•rms. aDd th•ir toted · \\c>m£'ns ,-'mn11th'~· I ·--~ ~ 1\Hp('nl!'r, Rr.ltlt'n Ftn h anrl 1 1 -t-s. -·· Chisholm Brown. • City ~n,ernml'nt Rill p ,t n , \ .w r•l'l rt ... )1. '"''.: ,,f '''" II•• •v ~ ~~ :'-lllkr · \\' 1 L ' 2.031; Jadt Fletcher. 2.015, and n1 n~-a t<'r ongmt~<.IT to .... •r , .• ~1,...,111~ t:lm T'l·· 1;1·1 \lt,,t
Coach Upheld
by Trustees
3' ltai,;On I){'(WC'\'n , h,tm ht-r .lntl L,,..,,•)\ •' .• , h•• luw•l f •r \lot• d ,, Albert Ocjden. 1.772.. TrustH
c:1t, as-"l~trd by Brll :'ptt~i!•'•ll1 \lr" ;. 111 l h,• R.tltx .. 1 Th~'<ill" t'H' JamH Peyton receh•ed 2.474
and F.d :'-l ontgomrr~ Ba ll~"\8 l'llP'"''':nl'nr A.c:-.n 11.1.. ..-otes aod bis term wall expue
• Long range pl..tnnlng-P A annuun • .-d on July I. 1963.
P.tlmf'r. t'ha1rmnn Votes tallied by other coadl · T hl' nr(l{jul't • .-..-~t.t'" J.tOf" P'"' d t Walt Ia • Rl:'tall alPs-Emrr~ Hln<'" ' a" -re: er raaqer. , II a:1d t'l (! R •tw··-.on rnd "•I' c 370 chairman. a--s1~tE'•I b~ Tomm~ 579; Mn. EllzC!Mtb ralCJ, : f tlmt•d ..tlmo-.t •'nllr••l.\ 1n B.tlho,, 11 7"" M Thoma..'. Bob BPrkle) and l.r.tnt :Nolao Frine •· ~: n . \ \l ,tlt•r h.rll.-• 'h•'t 111 thP h " J Howald. f't•ar \''ln-<11.111 ' 11 .11 an(i a \l'l<'cll c~ LedfOt'Cl. •ll: JobD . • Yachtrng Jnrl boating-Earl LybcmJer. U6; Mn. Alice Pfaff.
5awy<':. t•hairman. a~srstN1 hy '•':"St(ln n! ti l' ~''1pular clar\1'~'1 627; Tbomas TbomptOo.. 347.
TommY T homas a nd Jim Laws n um ~r The-Balb<\.1 • !lrf' fl'a aod Dr. a.roord Slmoo.. 5,7,
• I'Ublt.:-relauons and pub 1 I:J:'<'-\1 Newport Beach Elem~ntary
School District trustees agre~d to
continue their study of a pro-
gram for neuroloeically h andi-
capped pupils, but tim e appt>ars
to be too short to get a program
under way In time for next fall.
hope that the state legi~lature
would provide Cunds during this
session.
He desNibcd th<' neurological
ly handicappt>d child as being
hyper-active. easily distracted.
unable to concentrate. and af ·
fllct<'d with distortion in J)('rC<'P·
tlon-<aused by brain injury at
birth or by disease.
The :'1/('wport ll.ubor 1!1gh
School trustees ha\f" held a hear
lng on charges of sweanng by
basketball toarh Emil :"ieemr
and ha,•e issu<'d a statement e'l
pre-ssing com pletc sa 11sCact1on
Thr Hllrbor Area map signs with the condurt of th€' c'oach.
put up 2 years ago ar€' in sad ' Ht.>rf' 1s tht> !'tatf'mt.>nl ISSU<'d
til'li\'-Jim )latht>n,·. cha1m1an. T ickl't:< "Ill hi" (Ill ,;all' m ad
assl~l<'d by lklb Beo.rklt>~·-\an•'f" tn tho• tll••a!('r an.! 1r. ""' Kick-off Set
for Campaign
That was the outcome of the
discussion of the project at
Tuesday evening's school board
m eeting. following a review of
the situation by Dr. W illiam Bas-
tendorf, school district psycho!·
oglsr. 1
Or. Bastenctorf said the num·
ber of pupils Involved might be
about 2';-{)r about 80: that the
forme-r library building at the
Corona del M ar School grounds
could be used as a tem porary
site; and that the major probl em
was financing. He expressed
Mrs. Eloise Budd. prt>sident of
the Harbor Council for Neurotog
!r ally Handlrappt>d Chil dren. prf'·
Sf'nted a scholarship for a sum-
m er session class at UCLA for a
teacher. She said this is a nt>w
field. and may be one of the r('a
sons "w hy Johnny can't read."
T rustee M f'l Berry sugg<'stecl a
special meeting for discussion of
the problem . ~Irs. Budd agreed to
provide S}>('akers for su ch 11
meeting.
shal)(' and should be spruced up by the trust('e>s aftrr the m t"(>t
or rf.'mOV<'rl. the ::-Jewport H arbor i ng:
Chamber director!' WPT<' advi:oed "The Boa rei of T ruslt>e<: or 1 h<' ~onda\· bv Tom Child$, assist· ::-Jcwport Harbor l 'nion H1gh
ant to .thC' .r1ty mnnag<'r of :\ew· School Distrll't mt'l tn an ad·
port Beach. journed board mPNtng for a n
• 5J)('ak<'rs bureau-Bun1o>tt rr.d B.tlhoa ''M''' P•o. M'ct' "111
Harnson, r hairma n. hi' U!'f'd for J ,•nmmunll~ hc-aut1
• Tht>o Robins w ill repr~>~<>nl fr,·auon prCIJf'<. It ln.lut1f"" tht
th<' board of cltrt'<'tors on rN'O~· lnl'tallauon or "" al 'ad1• .Juh
niuon and \'ISIIatlon. whrr h IS ~'t'nantc: tn th•' '11'\l 'I tiP" .tlh' .n
bt>lng handled by :\If". Robt'rt :h<' a·t'a nf Ba lht•.l Bhtl .t·•t!
Roper :\fa1n .:'t . B.1lhna He sa1cl that lht" <'Ontract Executive P<>rsonnl'l st"SSion on
among thf' rit i<'~ of ::\ewport Wl'dne dar. April 12, !961.
Bear h and Co,<;ta Me;;;a and the 3 "Thts ~S:.IOI\ \\as l"'J)f'<.'iall~ Planners D.ISCUSS Scrapp·lnCJ !oral chamhers of rommN•'e spe· C'all<'d by thf" hoard so C'f'rtaln
cifll'cl that thr chamhl'rs hav<' allegation~ rl'gardln~ tht> r hara1· •g~~t u •t
th<' r<'sponsibil it~· of maintaining ter a nrl llli('~TIIY or 01\1' or thr of au.·lding Het ml
th<' signs. T h<' Mtginal rontract tNl chrrs or thl' 1ll~trict l'Oulrl tw wa~ for one-Yi'nr. anct expir<'cl a t horoughly .1 nd c•ompl('tely 1n-Thr :'1/ewport !WJch Plann1n~ • V ARIAJfCE
yt>ar ago hP acldl'd ve<:tlgatt'd. Commt. s1on 1s c;<'hf'dulo•cl to rl1s At mort' R<':t h 1c~.:'l n, •'·•'
' mot 1..,n to rl.'mO\'t' t hi' 3 ~ 81 _, c t 1 \I o f 1 • '" " "All J)f'ftplr \l ho had prP\'ious ('U'" revision of a pr(lp<l"('lo \'n orona 1 •' .tr • '' ' si~Zns was w ithrlrawn after direc· 1~· aclc1ri'S!'Pd th<' district. eithN hPIIi!ht hmlt ordtnan~~' .11 tht' roa,·hmPnt 1ntr1 '' f,,.~, frcrnt 'a:-cl
lor Jl·m '~ws. w ho hac1 hN'n in· 3 1 b k t h I I · ~"1 • 1 11111' ._ in pt't"SOn or hy lt'tter. w<>re tn <~t ut1~ S.f' ;:ron a1 p m tO< a~ st>t ac n 111 < ,, ...... ,.. l ' .
strum.-ntal in j!('lting thE' project \'itt.>d to makP thl.'lr prr~Pntatinn Apnl 20. rhwll tn~
obi I Sludi d unrler wn~· 2 y<>ars ago. urgPrl under oath to th<' board in pri T hP t'Omm1 "1001.'1' 11:1\o' I'''L • OS£ PERMITS Trcrffic Pr em s le that furlhl'r study be gi\'('n to vale S<'"-"H'" cal!•ct lhf"lr lnt('nt h'l cllmlfl.\lt' Dr ~amuPI Frslll'' II I~ "-k\
thE' matter. ":\o on<' a ppconrf"d to addn>.o:..c: thl' ,") Coot hmtt sUJ:i=''"~"•l h~ · 1.1rk Ln R.t~ \rf'ct Pf'rmr, .... nn h)
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Y Hurrhr .. on. c·n r hn1rm.m • A. port R Plann·lnCJ HI' said thllt acll'qUAI(' signs th bo d l'On'Uitant C'h.triP:-Bt>nn<''l .lml ha\'(' r.ldiO antl'nn I tn "''~"-' llf In lr unway ,, arC' n<'t-c1<'~ for thP. Harbor Area ~A ;~lion W,l<: m adE' and Ull· ~to clli!'W .~ ~C'thal'k fnrmul;t r.~ 3."t ff'('t. dunng t'O'rtam hClllrl' b<'caus<> ht~hway srgn." art' mls· f h A request from the Santa Ana status of Mai n St. and thu~ dl · )f";J tling. animously IJil"-"4'11 h~· a roll t•all rletf'rmlnr hc1ght \ pn'~'<'~"d Thi~ was hl'ld ~''~'r rom 1 t • M. • •-
Chamber for Indorsement of a ven traffic from that business The-problt>m w as rPfE'rrt'd to ,·ote of thf' hoard to adopt a rp<;. Cormul.t I"' ·;, 11m"' hu1h1Libll' April t\ mf'Pttnl! f'· r rl\lll'r hils W lrf -·· l r .. 11
I . p ~~·n 'ts ""'mpJntn ·~a" -that B-» Ot'll1"' df'IPr <;tnt'(' tnformrrl the nJmmiSS.Hm I r 5.000·fOot runway at the Orange section. . thr !'1\ tc' and p ublic affai~ r om· O uuon r'< r..-""1 J: 1 •v " ' "'' ... ~' .. •-...L.~-.....a 1 1
County Airport received no Chamber Dirc<'tor Bill Spur·j m l ttrt>. h<>adc.>t1 by Ned Hill. and satisfaction wrth the teacher a~ m fnPd h~ lt\1' "IZt' of th<' lot that hi' t!' Wlthdr.t'-nn~ 'lis ar .....-...11 11
support at Monday's meeting of geon told the Chamber hoard an attempt will be made to nr· a tear hN 10 our di trict. a roao•h. m inus_ !;<'tbar~ A puhlt, h•'M l'llicauon. • • 1 "Communi!\' RN•ognltlon · "Ill
bo Ch ... _ dl h i 1 1 1 1 II snd a~ an lndl\'idual." in~ "11l be h<'ld on thr PN'II)O'••rl ~frl' C' f'mnklm. 1.~12 \\ Con<;t l , the Newport Har r amud • M onday that t ~ pr m c ssue s ran~re for sma ler s ens at f l · 1 orrllna n<'t' ht>fol'f' tt 1~ Cur.' ..t ·tfc•ct Hw'\ snd lfl'Z 1).4 .06. TUstin Ave.. b<' dt~CUS."'<'rlr bh~ Tpon •
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rectors. who Instead agreed to traltlc. He pointed out that ex-ing stations. where cars ca n stop • 1 . · 1 i prf'~luPnt t f' ar I<' u .. oor
make further study of th~ m at· tending the Corona del Mar to look at the sign. •oaE rs BESCVED to thE' l ouncl ::\f'wport. !'~ruct~rfl 3 tcrat~~~ Al1vNtilllnR ("o. nt thr Qt"nt'rnl
ter. F~ay (MacArthur Blvd. I on to Life guarcts. polt<'i.' otfi.;-prs nnd t T hf' stuc1y SP 111ion fHI"N"•It'" thc t o non·('On °nl'\'"fi! ..-ommC' I mPmtH'~hlp brt"akf;ast mM'Iin$:
The directors. concerned over M&Jn St. in Santa Ana would Dr A lb<'rt ~tockton. Corona rlc.>l n>gular t'\t>nmg mN"IIng hrld In bulldmg: thlc; was hPIC'I 0'·N from of the-:'l>f'wpon ttatbnr ChAmi'M>r
tutu,. freeway traUlc problems ('reate a critical traffic situation M ar ,·eterinarian. Wf're callt'd to thr Counl"tl r ham hl'rs I April 6 of ("ommt'n> ttl i :30 a.m W t>d · rath~r than by airport expan•lon. -a 3 -way freeway lnterchang.-Steven B. Tatum. 118 Sapphire nttl<'3te a horse from thc mud H~rt' Is thf' Agt>nda Cor 111 Richard Jones. 312 NPwport nesda,·. April 26. In thf" R•lbno
authorized President Dick Rlch · near the present crossing of Ave .. .Aalboa Island. has been near t ht" upl)('r bay salt works n ight's me-eting, "h~t·h WJII he> Rh·d., 'Newport H.-ieht!l. ptormls· Ba\' Cluh.
ard to appol}"lt an. airport and Newport Blvd. and M acArthur. elec.-ted pn>s.ldent or Sigma Chi. dltle at 1:57 p.m. last Saturday Jin at 8: I ~ion to construn 3 r~s.ld('ntlal •
tratfk commft1ee to m ake the He said that the preferftd rt'· national social fraternity, at Nancy Haight, 15, Lagun& &ach. • AJIKJf'DIIIDfT u nits In A C' I H '"strict SOJCMU SCIIOOL OUYD
study. rouUna oi the CDM Fl'ftway -Arizona Stat~ Univ~rsJty, T~mpe. was riding h~r horw on the dlk~ C'onslderatlon oC Plannln~ Com· Anhur 1. Knrtwl~. 1!'09 W A sum!M'r IIC'hool proaram .
The Santa Ana Chamber's IUP· re<"Ommended by traUJc experts Steve. son ot M rs. Wllla Tatum. when she fell ott and th~ horw mission amendment 108, pro· Bat~ 81\·d .. ~f'wport 8e-At'h. similar to 1&51 ~r·s. w .. liiP·
port o1 a 5.000-foot runway, -&. westerly alona Palisades b a junior at ASU majorinr In became m ired In the mud. pc«ing to amend 11istrlct map No pt'rml~ion to ~pair and modify prov~ ~· ~nine by ~
lnat•ad o1 the s.a.root..-ap· Rd .• Juat below the airport. with paychoJocy. He Is a 1967 cradu-32 from unC'la..•IOed to R-3: this a non-contormJna ~lllna. Newport Bfoach Eleft'M"nt&l)'
prowd by the Coul\ty ~· an lnt•rd\anp at Kewport Blvd. ate of Perris U nion Rilh School. I DAD ~ Is the Shoma clfoveloprMn t of 0 • Oia&a 8GSIMUI School Dtlltrlct trwtft!L 11M
on. Ia be~Mftd • be IMdvated (Santa Ana Canyon Freewayl and was student body prM.Ident Mrs. Borrwyn H. Maple o1 l37 z. Roberuon above nrth Ave. In CONJ~rat.ton ol lhf' ~tiled ~. bued on 500 ttudeftta and
., 0.. tact tMa alrpart ...,... and oonnedina with tbe tutu,. ancl wu ~plent ol the aooc1 Vla Wazt.~ Lido tale. IU.fteft'd Corona dPI lrla.r, M"""'n Ma~ planJ ol ~~ Villaae tl'al~r 21 tNchen, la _...,.... at
IIOil,.., ~ tile ~ Santa Ana ~J. dU.n award a broken arm Ita a taU Jut W!Mk. Arthur Blvd. and Goldenrod A'\--., pull. 15.130.
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Scout• will start thell' tlcket-~ e J.K'ftD '10 &D.&»'f can .vtMU. theN .,. ten mil· crhleldnr the new IOGk tn art u
drive tbla Saturday tor their an· Arvo E. Haapa. Publl.a.er lion piece. ol Maeb truh beln, ~ throu1h al*ract n·
nual Scout-0 -Rama on Saturday •. Newport Harbor Enslen: thrust upon ua. ,._a.nwn. Many eritlcs who
May zr, at the <>ranee Cqunty ~loud you wiU find copy of It Ia our opinion that any ex-ue fllr more lnlormect Ulan you ,._ .............. .._ --.r: at c.-. .. w.r, c.a Pt t•h• ....... _~ P'altarounda. Costa Mesa, John letter ..nt to President Kennedy. chaftiH between CommuniU bJ tJa11 tle.ld have dertdld Ita lack
-,.......,... .... __ .... ....._ ,..,.,_, ef --.... c:.llf OMee-COUtt., ticket sales chairman tor .... woald a p-late lt. appear· Ruuta. Red Chln.a ancl/or their of undentan<table aDd measur· TIMirMN1. Ill c---· • ~ -'~Y,_~~~....~.....:._ 1110 L ;. __ ..... ~ l .,... r---..._ prifttlflt ,.._. ill ..._ 1-.. ....,..._ -........ _, -......_ the Boy Scout Del Mar Dlatr c:t, ai\C)e tn your "Letten to the Edl· satellitee and thla country lor able ~ntent, but not Oil the -·
wey, c--.tel ~. c.Af, , ... ,.._.: OIWe J.-, e,.. ,....., "'" announced. tor" ~ton. cultural reasorw. tra(t. reuona ale o1 political bias. The artllt
"lVO l HMPA ___ .. ---------· ---·-·· .. -·-··-·-··o.-~te Wiler Boyi will operate 150 ~n -Con1ratulatlons on ,-our excel-and political reasons are total· has alwaya bee~ a vlalonary tor ~ N~~l ... "4AltO~ENSiGN .. ;;-.;;j~ te ~.:~.~ .. ~ atratlon booths dUring the event lent editorials. We nlwaya look ly unwarranted. There 1.1 NO'nl· hJa Urnes.
it d~ti ... "' • ..,. 4_... Me. AJOIJI ef tt.e ~ _......, __ .. ~ to dramatize the Cub Scout, a.. torward to rt"adtng them and, IMG comlnr out of theee f!OUn· 1 need not recount the numer· ~~~e eiMI ~ ,.....,. •'--' 11 ~t.ellfle41 te ,_.ww. el -:--Nil-Srout and Explorer Scout pro· needless to uy, we are In agree· tries which we need or want. ou. dlreetlOna In art that W@re
? aram. Thouunds of boys will ment with you. Why not send an official lnvlta· met by a tu~ public at one
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~ lew. SUISCl"TION RATES ~monstrate the many skills. ac· Sincerely yours, tlon to them rt"quntlng them to time, which out tutee weuld
111 the Newport Herlter .\tee: 0.. .,.., 11.00: twe .,..,. -U.OO ttvlties and achievements of the R. L. CLEU.AND ~nd more ot their apies and help now judge to be conservative. To
Ouhi4e of the HeriMr .\tee: One , .. , -14.00: ._ ,..,. -suo Scouting program. The 1rounda MRs. a. L. Cl..BLLAND them to dHtroy our great coun-mention Ju.t perhape the m~t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;:~;;:;;;:;:<;:<;:<;~::<,;~;<:; will open at 12:30 p.m. with the Corona del Mar try? l!!n't thls what we're do· (!lmlliar, the lmpteealonlsta,
... ~ " openin1 ceremony at 1 p.m. Dem. • • • lnr? whOM main '"~~t waa study·
on8thatlons Will go on until 8 John F. Kennedy, President, Since thc-<'ommuulsts have lnl the chanainl efted of' light Hop p.m .. when the booths will close Washington. D. C.: objected to their subjects being on nature. ~re banned by aa·
a nd a pageant of lndlan dancing Your recent Jlftlng of the ban fingerprinted upon enterinl our Ions and the public who fell
by the Order ol the Arrow wllJ on entry of communist propa· country. we are now contemplal· that the rou~h daubs of arbl·
be staged outdoors under the ganda to flood this country was ing the abolishment of sue~ trary color and 1~ suggestive-
stars. to us and manv othf.rs a shock· practices. 0 u r own people are ness without concern for the e CRJTICJZING SOME CRJTICS ing decision. Your decision should fingerprinted as a security mea-"rules of composition" was an
Cruising round about that time
. . . Cinco de Mayo ot wnU~
aale. a-cUpping down Ensenada
way ... then Honolulu here we
come •.• 'BiL races. both. world
tamoua .. Gotta boat! ... golntr
somewhere! . . . wanna eat?
No freezer? No refrigerator?
Won't you step into our Bill
Lorenz's Galley Pantry
I take issue with a publisher w~o m.~h~ns .un-TBErJIE ALL FLIED give all patriotic Americans ad· sure In our defense plants etc .• attempt to perpetuate a hoax
d b ob)eChOn Mr. and Mrs. John Lohman of ditional dt>lc-rmlnatlon to oppose and don't wP fingerprint our upon the rpopulation.
named school board candi ates as emg .. .. hl -2832 Bayshore Drive. Bay Shores. this and all other decisions or criminals also? 1111 the communist Even before that. artists who bl .. "dangerous to our school sys1em. h1g Y rt>cently entertained Mr. and Mrs. programs whirl). if carrit>d out. abo,·e suspicion? How. can this turned from painting myths to 0 de. . ble .. Those were expressions from Cos~o Ben Haze lton of Scotsdale. Ariz.. would only re~mll In our <I«'· possJbly be when. we KNOW the palntlnt" people. artists who
un es1ra · h t ote in who flew in the same day that struction. It is im;>ossible for us object or each and every member changed from the manner of
M eso Globe Herald editor ials on ow 0 v Mr. and Mrs. John Rockwell also to understand any logical reuon of the communist party Is to de· Idealizing thc.-lr subjects. to
T d . ·s election S usp ic1on was thus cast on any arrived by plane trom Phoenix. for a llowing red propaganda to stroy oltr country! portraying them ln the brutal
uesll afyl7 d'd~tes-on a ll b ut the 10 hsted in the Tht> three couples all fly, and are flood our country. According to On ~arch 22nd oQr papers car-light of reality as they saw It,
o r 0 0 can l S h t CtlCS are mt'mbers of the A\'lation Club of Rep. Gordon H. Scherer of the ried a quotation from a Speech were condemned. Most people re·
Globe Hera ld recommendations. uc d 0 h ' f Southern California. House Committee on Un·Ameri· by Premier Krushchev made on slst change. For. one thing, It re-
not in keeping w ith the trad~tions an e t lCS 0 March 21st which stated that the quires that they think anew ...
. rnalism If 0 publishe r b eheves that there are Soviet people can rest content it demands a response that ls ~~':tdidate~ who ar~dangerous. he ought to have t~e j ~~.%n:~~: .. '~eo!h~l:c:0;:!o~O: no~~-·~~~~-don't you. think
courage and the fairness to name them, or to re mam CALLING QQ you and our State Department you are exhibiting nne of the fal· need to realize wear~ now fight· laeies of gOOd reasoning by as-
s ilent. 0 A d f h 's ing a 'war for our survival? How signing a single cau~~e to an ef-1 take issue also with Supt. .,,oy n e rsen or '1 long must we be on the defen· rect without examining other
a ttack on one of t he c andidates, a few days before slve? Must the strongest and hypotheses? For Instance. could
the electl.on, and w ith the Ele m entary School B. oard greatest nation in this world COW· the effect of the rapidity of
d t d er before a bunch of murderin'" h .. In our "'iVillzaUon pro
fo r endorsing the attack. Mr. A n ersen men lOne maniacs? "" ~u~i~ art an e~pression of th~
no nam es. but there w as no doubt as to the target-It is said these maniacs do re -tumWJt of change by the rapid.
Dr. John M cCabe o f C o rona del M or-a .. nd ~he Glo be s f)('ct forct>. Let's earn the resR'ct roarse brushing In the effect of
I d f t the of tht> wholf' world as well as movement on canv35? Could not
H erald o b ligingly made spec! ic i entl lCO I~m ~:m our foes and prove we will not the ventures in outer space. an(!
day before elecllon. T here was no possib1hty for submit to their pressures and in fact. air travel lt~lf. give a
an answer. . . . (l«'t's apply preAAur«'s of our own. point of vision to a rt that is not
Dr McCabe had aimed his c ntJC!Sm at t~e It is not enough to hold back the. concerned with precise form but -d • 1 idt> of rommunism-we must only masses ~n as impressions
S chool Bead llsel!-and c the s u perinten ent-~or • CALLDfG BOCKJI017JfJ)S Tht'y. wpuld ha,·e done better. push it back and In time com-of forms? Could not the '()Oten·
the1r approval of a tex tbook w hich 0 group of p:::rr-In winter. I ha,·e found an· Elmer said a bit wistfully. but plet«'IY dC'Stroy It If there Is to tlal destruction of our universe l b ' bl T h e other lntere I to keep pa('(' with they e\'entually got too tired to be freedom for a"ll peoples. Hel ~· rau!lt' the artist to see the force
ents h ad found to be extreme Y o Jecttono e my summN fishing urge. There fish. lng countri«'" to become so-callaCI of destruction as a content In
tr us ees lo!e r acknow !edged the objections to the is a k«'t'n fa~cination In whnt i!< As to halt. anything works. "neutral" Is a major disaster art. painted In a violent. person -
text by agreemg that it should b e re placed T hey in~ide rocks.~·.,;.· most ordinary The fi sh nevt>r throw tlw fl yc-rs. !<inc«' it is not possible to b<' al manner?
fur
'rer a ,..._.kno w ledged the en ICism by ogreel!1g to look i~g plc.•c of mountain or He caught 4 on knucklchNld." t rut~· neutral. There cannot 1>4' a A\'cording to rPports in tht' bul-dcser't. when carefully bisected trolled at 13 knots. the samP on nC'utral position in a fight for letins printt'd in Moscow called
the porcn·s req..Jest !cr a ext b ook evalua mg com-with a diamond saw. often re· it~.?·h!'ads. To make it more fr£'cdom or dcath. "Soviet Education" ( 1958 and
m l·.·.ee Bu: :he pa:-en's' rcq·...:est for represen'tc 10 . \'!'als on«' or nature's rainbows. cxeiting. most oJ tht' hook-ups K. L. CLELLA.~D 19591 Aesthetics is taught to ~ · G Rcwks arl' much JikC' Jl('Opl!'. are doubles or triples -a nd "'D · h So · 1 u · as
On n. e CO"" .. m zt 'r_.o_ was re )ec•ed T he:1 M 1ss e n e )IR3. R. L, CLELLA;• -.tudents 1n t e ne nron '·' d h :)omC'timc-; a drab £'Xterlor hld!'s on•'C'. th!'Y haft -1 on: Corona del Mar a training to look at beautiful
Duhn the u:s·ru:tor w ho hcd ongmolly selc:te t e a r('al gC'm. About as oft r>n as ' You know thC' old gag: "They l)bjects anct to render exactly
·ez: ~hoi c a t-:sed all l:le furor , ·.vas r.amed as a m e m -with JWOIJII'. thc. ins:d£' is dh;np-WN<' so hungry that you cmllrl * * * . what they sE'«'. This then would
D McC b Polntln" But it's th£' saml' lurC' catch 'cm on banana peels." b t "l Axpressioni!!ts
.0' er t:11 tha', e',•cl•a '.Ing ,...._ommittec . r . a c com-,. IIEE MEDlCIIfE put our a s ra. ... • -_ .... . h 1 h.ll (I' .His one on. a I way~'< S('Ck· 1 Elmc-r has his challenge now. • MO F In the otht>r sidE' o! the balance r:1er.~ed b st w eek or. hlS oppo:nt:nent sayzng t 0 in~. WhPn ~ou hh pay d u t. yuu J'Vi.' gi\'l'n him the asslgryment Editor. th<' Ens ign: stick. politically.
·.~~ U:lblaS~d e!:e-:!lVCr.ess c1 the commntee was 1rC' l'O happ).· that you forS.:l'l to actually hook and land onC' There is a bill p(>ndlng in Con-1 am not a devol('(' of abstract
h h d ~h""ut ,~tt the prO."""cllng th:at on said bananan ...-1. And he'd grC'ss whi"h If pas..."<'d would not 1 1 h 1 1 .. hall ai\Va\'e ~_._,-:-e...,se.J b·y 1 ........ _lus•.on o! the teacher w. 0 .a se-... v n .. -.---• .. ::;..;:> upress on sm. u " . " _ . ..... .l ·• produced nothing. l>ell<'~ not rom£' back \\1th the only ratsf' our taxt-s another 2 defend t'he right of an artist to
kc:ed 'rhe ·e x:book · It was tho! remark that Rockhounrl~ arc g t' n «' r o u s alibi that they had no bananas. billion rlollt~. hua would sf'nd ' seek a dirN'IIon of expression
Prompted S upt. A nci.ersen o wn te h is letter folks. :'lla ny of my most priJecl • MYSTERY us down the road ,to sociallt.t>d whir h is valid for hlm~l f. and
• t th t spl'dmrns WNi.' pri'Sf'ntl'fl .hY To rt.ttl', no on~' knows one m«>dici nc. . " to place myself in the humbll'
\Vhe:1 the su penn~enaen u~es e e rm. un-01hc-r nH'mbf'r" of tht' !'Inn. l 1ke durnerl thing about the marlin This hill i 1-'oranll n.ll • pro,•lcl<'s I)O!lition or not a lways being abl<'
0' es'loncbl~ loyalty .. he IS mokmg a s::-ong l mph-""~'.of thl' gans,! s:lld. "I ni'\'N in :\texico or hNC'. a,; to \\hNf> "f~t'('" mC'diC'al _ ('(\((' ror pl'rsons ·,o Cully appreciate the slgnlfi ·
.... :::.on ·he' M.ss Dul::-: s lcy .... lry has b een ques toned. I ha\C' roun1l out th~ anl'w~r 10 tht'y comt' from. or whcrl' they •J\'C'r 6:5. We w11J all pa y for H. ranC'e of another artist's t'fforts.
..J f ;... d • ,0 he Imo' ,..a IOn bv th:" r()('k hobhy -\~hethN It at-go. E\•f'ryonl.' wonders 1f the and if a pen~on alrParly has In· Sincerely yours. S..ip: A:-:·Iers•ri :.z:-: .. e r 0 _:Is . ·. ·•· • rra~·ts a Ill•~' hunr h of JX'Ople ones that gi\·e us s uch fin£' sport dl\'idu:tl mt'diC'al lnsuranrl' hC' SHIRLEY R. RICE.
p::.:ltir.g o · ::1ot, M 1ss ~: ,:: no~ b een :-lcorcd,.by or whNiv·.~ the rcwks make tht'm I hc-rC' arr of the sam£' SC'hooll' will be pilyln~ twicf>, one<' for hi~ 32 1 ~lrigold Ave ..
r.uh:cry ser~r ty !Or A lr terce du.y . No a ccuso.lOn th.ll \g;~y that oppt'a r off Cabo Sr~n Luc-as. privat(' insur.lr.N• a ni'! onrf> ror Corona del ).tar.
of d isloyal y has ever bee:: mr"lde. I persor.olly. be-• THIS WEElt·EHD 1 ~Ia7atlan or Guaymas. c>veryborly <'lse. And it will ))c
h h · I'm 1.1nning to hC' rt'al hu~y Th•• Woods 'Hole Oceanograph -cvPrybod>· PISt> too. becaue<' onc·C' * * *
heve that she showed p oor JUdgm ent m e r c OlCe thil'l (':,;ing Saturday anll Sun· ic Institution In )1assachusclls I thf' Fedc-rn l Go\'ernment gets II. 'I ~er'a ·lfote: The dOOII·
o f th:s particular b ook. b u; I kr.o w . fro m c·tendance da\·. In thr agrkul!ural build is ~tudylng the probl~m. and foot further In l~e door of med!· ment entitled "Minutes or a Com -
at a ll he b oard meetmgs :h--:· the sole o bjection ot m · or tht' Or;in~£' County r<~ir supplies taR!< for m~rklng mar-c-a l carl'. we WIIJ all ~-undu munist Cell on Art.'' were sent G~untts \'Oil Will fl nd ··Pro-.-I lin. If l'nough taggmg is done.,"t-ompulsory health ;>lans befor£' anonymously to Wheeler Wll·
the parents has been dt~c-:·ed c: th e trustees and ctor's P~radisc." Thai's what some day we'll ha\'e t~c nnswer. \'ery Jon~. as n system. of Gov -IIa ms. sculptor. president of the
the superintendent for the ho::r::iling of the textbook ~e Oril nS:£' Coa~t )tllneral ~cl But it takes a heap o tagging. crnm!'nt . OJX'rated medica) rare American Artists Pr1>!e.ssional
matter . Lapid.lr)' Society has namt>d Anrl. 10 finish the joh for thiS ]TlPa~s th«' Glov;rnment l~the League, Inc.; past president of * * * tlt«'ir annual Grm' and :'rtinNal wePk. tai!S wt>re the .chief reaso" pure ascr anr ISJK'~r. ere the National Sculpture Society;
Show. Acl misl>ion and parking-for Elmer's call. He~ taking my would .not be freedom of choice who after World Wa r II served • NO RED CARPET FOR REDS both frt'r. Thc hours ar«' 10 a.m. Pntire stO<·k back With him .. Ill bhy .Padllents In t~e h sel~tllon of for 18 months on a special Fed·
News item: • President Kennedy's sec retary of to 10 P m Saturda~·. tO a.m. to have no doubt that everyon£' WI t elr octors am ospl as ex-cral Grand Jury Investigating
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state, eon us , lS cons .;.Jcnng mv1 mg u n a-Take CQ's ad\'iC<'. SN• for a marlin 1>4-fore Elr'!'er and h s 1 .0!'-C OJK'rat ng un er con rae trlct of New York.
gorin, the Soviet c osmoncl4'. to he U.S. lor a tlcker yourself that therP 15 ~ol d in friC'nds return. WhiCh Is good. Wllh .the Government. A person who cla.imed to have
h 1 " Th t ld b e another e x them hills And <:ome of thl' ~ood. Good: It ~~ a m&tter of compulsory attended meetings at which the IC P~'" .e ros sa u e a w ou -hrlghti'St c-olors will sparkle in Do~gone It ! I wish more ang· part~clpation versus voluntary tactics to destroy art were dis.
ample o f puttmg on a cloak of glory and respecta-thC' (' ~s of the ~ood ~oplt> who lers would g«'t Interested In this parllC'ipatlon. . cussed sent the material to Mr.
b 1hty on communist Ru s sta o:1d liS a ccomphshments , pur :n th is unus ual «'xhlbil. I'll marlin tagging. I! you need any _In 1960 President El~nhower Williams. Arter careful reading
and hidmg our heads m 'he sand to the reohty that nt>\'Cr forgC't thC' year rural mail dope on It-well-just call C.Q. signed a Jaw expan~!ng Federal and checking the contents with
I carrier Annis Ford wore a cor· grldantls 1~151 ~~teSos forh Aid :ok the some of his fellow artists. Mr.
the outer space projec oi !he Reds IS a spec! ic step sagC' of "dC'St>rt rosPS" Or fam· nil TIE e ~~ y I . ws y n~ Jeep Willian'UI consi~red these-notes
.n their conspiracy of conquest. Let u s not further ous dt'SNt a rtist J.ohn J_JIII~n·s ~~h:~:/~~ on a tate eve as to be reasonably authentic. The
that conspiracy with another of those red carpet ~('od<' that has a little t1nkhng 1 11 1 1 ted Itt to material was referred to W.
f h R d tx-11 Inside It . urge a n eres c zens Cleon Skousen. FBI agent for 16
~ e., and hath given all things lntn before It Is too late. years and an authority on com-welcomes o r t e e s . I I'll be lb r 1 wouldn't miss Thf' Father loveth the Son, let Con~ress hear rrom you NOW.
it for anyt:lng.. • his hand. He that believeth MRS. ROGER D. JONES. munism. Mr. Skousen comment-
CL.• fe 111' -.L. ... -H on the Son hl\t h everlasting ~15 Catalina Dr.. Pd: ''This article demoMtratPS llill I I r..,.. J • IIEE·P011T FBOM 8AJA llfr; and he that believeth not Newport Hel~hts. the motivation tor the surrealls·
• ..11....... fl Most Interesting phon«' rail the Son s hall not S('(' life; hut tic fad'-m which left-wing art·
IIWIIA JM Cl.l this wel'k was Jrom Elmer llehr. the wrath of God abldelh on * * * ists have been feeding our peo-il ,. ~a~~':.nma;:;:o· c:~~nl~cta!-~ him. f St. John 3: 35. 36.) e LACK OF BESPOIISiaii.Jft ~~~r-:h:~e~~:!l s~c: p':'o;!c~~
rlolng what come§ naturally. LECAL Ronc:E Publlshcr of thc Ensign years aeo." Cu. O'A L~l Elm«'r'srec.ponwasf'noughto lfOTICE OF PUniC IIUIUifC Dear~r.Haapa: Mr. William!! co mment s: IUl m.~k"' the most hard shelled l feel that your editorials ~ow "Among those who share my be· " " Notice i11 herebv given thnt the • fisherman drool. BetwC('n Cape Planning Commission of the City a lack of r«'sponsibillty for your llc.-f that the documc.-nt is un·
· Sln Lu"as and •-Paz. the lucky ..,.,.,ilion a.s editor. a roll.' lnvolv-questionably authentic are HC!r-u .. _.. .. ...... of Newport Beach will hold a ..-
ou -.an.., • ICDP cu.! on~ aboard tht' [)efte h:w e public ht'arlng on the appllcll· lng an c.-xamlnatlon of all evl-bert Philbrick and Armand ~n-.... ~ .-RIll raught a nil released 150 marlin lion of Paul Loughridge. Jr .• for dence. and then the submission ha. Both served tor a span or ~~ to date! Elmer was Impressed a varianC'P No. &16 and use per-of ev1dcn~ and opinion concern-yean aa undercovt"r agents ot e with tht' condition of the marlin. mit No. 736 )O pennit: con.truc· ing this. Your editorials recently the FBI and art" In a better poel·
"The GH 1343" He said they were exceptionally tlon of a 7-s tory commercia] and have ,done little but make vagu• Uon than m08t 10 ~valuate the
clean. well nourished fish with oUlce hullding 83' ln hel'fht. plus accusations couched in general document a11 to Ita content and "Gualra4~roomHome" NO paruit~ of any sort. And elevated 1)4'nthou~e on lot. J4. semantlca which !M!tve to arouse character." "~ he added. ''Don't tell me that 15. l6. 17. l& ll. 20. 21 and part emoUon. not reason. In ~~tleu· July I, 1~. at a heartne of
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NOTHING TO BUY· NOTHING TO WRITE
COME IN-REGISTER TODAY
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Mulcan marlin don't put up a of Zl; and a pa.rklnr structure lar. the bold·facedEon com-the Houe Committee on Un·Am·
naht!" on remainder o1 Lot 22. and aU munlat campalrn h1dl you ••n Activities, Mr. Wllllaa.
ln slu. they have bHn fnwn o( Lot• 23. 2t, 25. Jl, zr. M. a .rej)Ort on the ".iftl. . or a ~· tMtltled aa follows on tUI\IftUn·
30 to 350 ,pounds. 1'hey hav~n't and 30 Tract LaJIC'elter'• Acldl· mun.lat ~U nwt>t&ng on art. l -. •bvemlon ol art: "'nwy want
aet"n any blacks. uon. 50() to s:w 32nd StNet. "ew· would be. rratlfJine to -. the to datro)' all phua ol our CUI·
Best example of how trood I port a.ach lkeptkal. to have JOUr IIOW'C.'ft tute: and It tMl t'&n cJNtroy our
1•. down there, c:onterru~ 3 o' Notke 1~ herebv lurthft rlwn of lntormaUon docutHnted, or. If faith In Oocl and our lalth In the
Ell'Mf'• employMS. all I'"" a-: that oald publk ta.nna ~~ be tbac would be a tiYHWII1 to beauty and wonderl ol our cul-arau about th.la kfnd or Otltl11r. 1\eld on tbe 4tb M-1 o1 ltfaJ, yow .. plulld apnt." then other tuJ&l IMrltqe, lncluciJna the arts
In one week. thll trio eau11tt 45 1111, at the hoar of a. P. 11. In lnlannatloa IUdl aa a dlnd quo-aiWI Ur.r.tuN and ma81c aDd 10
marlln. 2 •llllth and ......m.tna the Coaaell c-·•• of u.. taticlft, tiM _,,... ln wblda It fortla. ,..,. c:aa '*'-• ...., ~ 40 clolpllln. Tlwy al8o W · Jhtwpwt •• a e • at;r 11a11, at ... a.uftftd. 1M YMf, tbe plate, .. .._, • hYroeen t.oa.b. n.,
tofD·tlabtd and eaaallt .,...._ wbleh ttme and paae...., and ttl". After an. an)'OM wbo .... eu Iaiii •..., wltla ..,..,.. ..
to 108 poandl.. eabrlllo to • aU ,.,_.. &nt•t~••• -. a,. OIJIIa.d to tiM...., .,..In art ~ Wahln l•hldld In
pounclll, yellowtail to a .....-. pear and w .._,. ......._ coald HillY .... .., u. dunac· tJ-. ,.., .........., tbe .. .._....
unbtriadr to 50 pouncla. To t1f JtAY Y. OONUJI, .....,. lnl allepU. that It .. ...,...... of .,... IMit w a C!lear •·
It olf, tiN7 CO' a........ lk S t._.O! ........... ..... ............... ...,_ ·-----lilililllllllll! ___________ , ..... , ,.__, .. C ....._ Y• ~aN notalanela Ia 1M ............ ..
,
* aw·a aptdalty ••• a~r~ea ...
Cllld a b • I Y • s of becnatU1al
..... pocbd CGIIMd ....
... to bep tiM ...... spNf
oat Cllld t111e crisp. sweet 01'
soft I DIIID'III Ia • • • Ro 01'
Ualc.d ntdpratioot Goldea
.................... tatedl·
lMCL bOIDOgeabed patearbed
aWL jaat lib U.. alllaacaJ
...... -yow badr polda.
F ...... t .... .. n.rtlbed
CNaa, ....., to Wblp. Deal·
gold _.. SWMt a... IMIHIH
••• lfo ntrlptatloa Milled
aw ...a 1aaa.........., ctrtllll·
1.119 wae.r lD cau, jut ill caM.
* Ready prepared entrees in a
can? Of course canned hams
and whole rhlckens are old
frl«'nds ... Want bf'ef? Derby
cans roast beef. Jane Wilson cans
more salisbury steaks in mush·
room gravy. Libby's can Spa.
ghetll and-~eat Balls. All of
whirh arc.-mighty nice for just
any landlubbf'r to have around
the house. and might fun to open
when a spur of the moment fan-
cy dish Is needed. Much fa.ster
thnn anythlnR frozen. ~ore
Plumrose Danish f'OOked boneless
pork Join. Swift's Premium
brown and ~rve sausage. Swan.
'!On's Chicken Frlca~U~e. Ca rna-
tion -Creamed tuna. Morton
HouSt' chicken pies. Starkist egR
noodles and tuna. Fancified
steameJ little neck clams . . .
Real dreamy . . . Snow's fish.
l'lam or corn chowder tJr Welsh
Rarebit . . . House of Stevens
o~·ster stew.
* ror U.. auaclaen .....ad t1ae
boot • • • AU •• YaCUUID caDI.
aal..S ,... ••• a.tty Lou Potato
Cblpi! Good Foeda. Pnbel
Nix. •• c 0. ...... 8cdDicl
cbHie paJfa ... C'Ont .......
• •• GooctFoedc .... ~pea·
aut butt. .... wtctae. IDCide
wltll cbMM uectwn. a1ao
cbocolate ...s ...W. ueiiM
aCmdwlcb cooldM. W'blda laUde
tile caa are fart.Mr .,....,.. Ia
lDdiYiducil cello ....... of
tbree • • • ...... tlaJa .. bed·
fllag old at-M9ft ca.lt ...-Y·
* The Love people are maslc.-r
bakers for all of Jlawall . . .
Their Saloon Pilot crackers come
from a 100 year old recipe. said
to be a favorite with the old sea
captains and their 1uest passen·
gers . . . They come to us from
across the sea In answer to many
reque.ts. They are simply de·
llclous, have Indefinite crisping
qualities and of course. come In
the same wonderful air tight
cans ...
* ltiii.....S ...... ~' .....-er-e a..s aa.c~nNara
dlsoel--. Mte • lndt -•
relll ............ caa.. br
~ ............ ..
..... cab. ....... ...... ......... --.. .... ...... 111M ebwwtwu1 .._. .......... ,_ ... ~ a • ._......,........._...._
D• haiW ........ LIIYWa ............ _. __ .....
llaftnd brady .......
* Horlamua canMd breads ...
whJt• wheat. wholc wheat. rye.
ralsln .,d Hl Protein ... You
name It, we've aot in canned ...
eftrythlnl eatable rrom Bond's
..,_t frah C"Uc:umber plckiH
and ltft8e ..,_t -our beet salad
to 'Planlera b&ack walnuts a.nd
JCratt•e mayonnal• ... lUI Lo·
rena Ia our taJkY len't('e man .•.
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Mayor James Stoddard II
scheduled to apeak a t the New·
port Jjarbor Junior Cha mber of
Commetce meerlng tonlaht, April
~. In the Newport Ha rbor Yacht
Club.
NomiJVltlOn of new officers for
the club Is scheduled for the
meeting ot May 6. and the elec-
llon is scheduled for May 18.
aoLJI)AT anow aoaa•
Mr. a nd Mrs. Linn Williams of
238 VIa Grazlana, Lido Isle, are
flying 'to Mazatlan, Mexico.
where they will meet Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Bren aboard thelr
"Lady Claire" for a crulse or
southern waters.
DECOUTDip
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Coffey of
10.1 VIa Orvleto, Lido Isle, spent
last weekend ·at Palm Springs
engrossed In r,edecoratlng their
new home. which th<'Y recently
purchased. They are following a
Chinese modern trend for the
"holiday house."
THE FINEST IN ~:lDti
May be lound at the U & I
e MEAT & DELICATUIEJI e
Swifts Preaaluaa Teader Peel .... ..,..S Ia .v cooler
.u.. lfolCIDd baa aouna.,. JUat apedaltl• aW r'reela
Salads
e a•OCDJES & nOZEif FOODS e
Ratloaally adftrtlaecl annada maay 1J0W1Mt specialties
Compare ow low abelf pdeeL
e BEALTB FOOD STOU e
lfatural Bealtb .Pooda -Dt.t.tk Pooda
e ftODVCE e
Tbe Uaest Ia fnalt aDd pnduce-fresb daily
e aEE. AIID WDIE e
llaponecl aDd doaaeetk ....... aiMS ......
A ~•ertlaecl apeda1a .. fectln 1 days WediiMLIIIy
Tuesday
u
()pea 1:30 to I:OO.P.JI. EftiT Day
WE deU'IPW-Ow 3-0SI4
& I
3200 E. CNst Hwy., Corona del Mar
ORl-0514
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From the · POUCE BLO II ER
e JIO.DAT, IIA•CII J7 Island, was charged with lntoxl· hPr aarage ... Giles Compton,
Morgan Edwards, 305 E. Bay cation at Palm St and Bay Ave., 1802 W. Ocean Front. Newport
Front, Balboa Island, reported Balboa ... A hit and run car Beach, complalnPd that someone
the theft of the rear se't from damaged the garage of Mrs. siphoned aas o ut of his car 3
his car ... A $.'10 tonneau cover Frederick Hodgdon. 109 N. Bay or 4 times during the pa 1 week
was stolen from the car of Front, Ba lboa Island ... A tarp ... An eight -Inch dlamet«>r rock
Humphrey ~turphy, 1319 W. Bay and spotlights valued at ~00 was hurled through a window Ln
Ave.'., Balboa ... A $65 tonneau were s tolen trom the car or the home ot Mrs. Laura OeLarey,
cover was stolen trom the car Raymond E. Brown. 808 E. Ocean 2724 Ocean Blvd., Corona del
of Wally Longrldge. 1510 W. BaJ. Front, Balboa. Mar . . . '
boa Blvd .. Newport Beach · . ·A e wm•UDAT. IIUCB 21 e TIIVUDAT, IIUCB 30 bicycle was stolen from Dave -• 8 Harris, 205 Pearl Ave., Balboa! l . P. Carlson, 55, of 21 10 Ocean Richard S, Davis, 1 • Santa
1 d V hi les driven by Blvd., Balboa, was chorged with Ana. was arrested by Santa Ana Is an · · · e c drunk driving and lntoxl<.'atlon. police on a charge of taking a Leo R. Rich ardson, 20, of 410 t'olnsettia Ave., Corona d<'l :'dar and Gordon S. Delano, 43. of blcycl~> from Mrs . .Mary A. Ad·
and w. C. McClintock, 47. of 2300 161l Labr:l dor Dr.: Costa ~esa. am . 36, ot 2033 Ocea n Bl vd .. Bal-
P · Rd U <>r Bay were in and ~1argarN Z. Ca rlson, 52. of boa ... A $60 surfboa rd was stol-rtvate . ·· PP ' 21 tO Ocean Blvd .. WE're chargN1 ~>n from outsidf-' the home ot
an acctde nt at Hazel Dr. a nd with tntoxlcation tn the 1100 Paula ~1orns. ~101 ~a horE' Dr.,
Coast Hwy .. Corona de l ~1ar · · ·1 block of w. Balboa Blvd .. ~ew-We"t ~ewport ... SomE'one tit·
llobert L llo~ 21. port Beach ... A $11.93 lounge ing a BB gun was blamed tor
of 1132 W. lolboa a1~ lfew· pad was stolen from the patio hoi<'S in a window in the borne
port a..ch. was chaJ9ecl wltb of the home of ~Irs. P. ~laurer. ot .:\l r . Addie Austln. 610 Cl ub-~YiDcJ wltb ao operator's ll· 32:> Diamond .r\v('., Balboa Is land houS<' A\'<' .• West :-le wpon ...
ceDM Ia h1a poe...U• cmd ... The genf'rator and fan belt Fin~ ypuths camp into the home
was beld for Saata A.aa pollee wert> stolen from the car of .:\frs. of ~1rs. ~lary L. Lyon. -11-1 ~tc>n·
oa a traftlc wancmt wltb ISO (', A. Hcrberts. 2919 Cliff Dr .. doz.1 T<'r.. Corona Highland ,
• • • ~ A. lbboboa. ~ewport Heights, 1n tht> L1do asking if a party was going on.
2 Opal A .... lolboa Iaload. shopping a rea ... A S125 c('ment brok<' a faucet in hl.'r bathroom
stopped bla car for traffic at s 1 at u e. weighing about 130 a nd departed after finding no
Coaat Bwy. CIDd lfewport alYd.. pounds. was stolen of! th<' front pa rty unde rway ...
lfewport a.acb cmd was bit lD l.twn at th<' home of Arth u r V. '" w ...... -Mrs. D. TlanMI'. .102 • tbe nor by a car .... fta .. ~ Jones, 223 PomsNtia A\'t' .. Co· ~ .Froat. lfewport, reported
JtaWeea J. Wlllla, Arcadia • • • rona del .:\l ar. ana se\'eral empt:-tb~beft of a bicycle from 37tb
Someone cut a screen and bct•r cans left in Its plac<' . . . St. Clild lfewport aa.c~. ••. A
opened a window in the apart-A surfboard. a alx-poekaada nar Yiew lllinor was bnlln
ment of Lajoie J . Foulk. li03 W. quart of beer were atolea from off the car of Jolua B. Denies.
Balboa Blvd.. Newport· Beach. tbe bome of •obert McCaffrey. 2571 Creat-riew Dr .• aay Sbores.
but nothing was taken · · · A $70 7210 S.CUbor.e Dr., West lfew· parked 1a tbe 300 block of
s urfboard was stolen from the port .•• Two bkyclea Yaluecl Opal A•e .. lolboa lalaDd •••
garage of Richard G. Burns. at 165 were atolea from tbe Terrie J. ... .. 314 Pa•pect
34101:r W. Ocean Front, West froat porcla of Slalrley Martz. St.. lfewport Sa.-. reported
Newport . . . Peter Best, 3l9 316 Uado St.. lolboa .•. A the theft of ber pune from a
Fernando St.. Balboa, reported! foui-apeect traDaaaluioo •aluecl becltb bag at tbe baM of tbe
the theft of a bicycle ... Pack· at betweeD 121110 aDd aoo waa lfewport Pier ••• lin. ... Sadd-
ages of !roz<'n m eat \'alued atl atolela from tbe gcuoge of Mrs. len 317 Al•arado St.. aalboa.
$5 werf' s tolen from a f r<'elN In M. ScbaUdt. 527 Via lJdo SoucL reported tbe lou. of a 11.000
the car port of Mrs. ~argar;'j Lido ble .•• A baffk acddeat dlcaaoad rta9 •.•
Erickson. 1709 W. Balboa Blv ·· lD llcPaddea Square. lfewport Jt>SS Jk>\'NS. -127 E Bay A\'e ..
Newport Beach ... A $20 bl~clel aeacJa. lD'IPOI'IPecl the can of Balboa. report<'d the th<'ft of t·wo
was stolen from Larry Broenng, Esther 11. hddaa. 65, of 2051/a ftre <'XIinguishC'rs ,·alu<'d at S50
120 AmNhyst Ave.. B a I b 0 a IIC19D0Ua Aft., Costa Mesa. ... Two beach r hatrs \'alucd at
Island . · · cmd Larry 8. Ortoa. 17. Weat-51,1 wru-stoiC'n during the night
Frederick If. Cosby. •• of auaater ..... ,.. IIU.. E. £ck. I from th<' pon.;h of ~113 CadPn
130 31st St .. Lido Pealaaula. ert. 211-33rd St.. West lfewport. hPad. 3412 W. O<'t'an Front. WI' t
waa cbal9ecl wttb dnaak dri•· brOUCJbt a boy. 2. to tbe atatioa. 1 ~cwport ... Chester F. Sa li:<bury.
IDq • Coaat Bwy .. aear Co· wbere be waa daimecl by bla I 1s. 1900 Tahu na TN . Irvi n~> Tt'r·
roaa del Mar ••• A Pueate motlMr. Mrs. Tom L aua~rey. race. was taken to Hoag Hospital
boy. 17. --arrested lD bla FcddielcL C4l1f. ••• am Bataes. for trcJ tmt'nt of po ~;ibl(' neck in I
e e e • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • • e boliDe oD a cbarge o1 taldD9 12. of 1117 W. lolboa at.c~.. jurit's after h is car was invol\·t'd e • a car from Boy Caner PoDUac. lfewport a.ac1a. aDd lUck OU-in an 3 ccidl'n t with eM· dri\'Pn
• · -:-~-• 1400 W. Coast Bwy., lfewport •er. 13, of 1025 W. aalboa alYd.. by Jark R. Rose. Glt>nlial~>. and
e • a.aclt: the car was abcmdoDed lolboa. reported beiD9 blt la Paul f . Katz('nbt'rger. 19. Al ham-
e • lD. Baatlaqtoa a.acb • • • tbe back by aa pellets from bra. 1n front of 2905 E. Coast
• ' : Jaek H. ~1ay<'s. 18. Ca che ualalowa penoaa la tbe 400 Highway. Corona del ~1ar ... '
• '• Cree k. British Columbia. ~vas aDd 500 block of W. aay An.. Darwin P. Brit\·lcll. 506 W. Bay ! I N~ • charged with playing a musical lo1boa • • • Aw .. Balboa . reportt'd the theft
e ~ • instrument in a city street at Dorothy L. Self. 703 W. 18th St-~of a palm wood. hand-carvPd
e • Palm St. and Balboa Blvd., :Sal· Co!lta ~esa. and Thomas E. Cra · Polynesian frrtll.ity ~od. Wt'igh· 1
• T M Ha brook T 1 """"' ua · N rt Beach : boa ... A dog was quarantined ven. 30. of 1887 Monro,·la St .. ing ahout J:iO pound.~. from his e · · m • your t e ........ e .... naaer 1" ewpo • after biting the nose or Cynthia Costa ~tesa. were in a n arrldf.'nt front \'a rd. 220 Vta Pal<'rmo. Lido
• . Gra\·cs. 8. of 1740 Pla1.a del at the Bau Shore bridgt' n<'ar b lr. i-.-port«'t1 the tht>ft of a S':"f) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• J
:-lortt'. Balboa ... A te('n-ager C'oast Jlwy. and DO\'Pr Dr., ~rw· •qJ\·rr mug from h1~ hom<'. alonJ! Wfllll ...W ,.. .... of push-con<'l.'alt'd a pair or sandals un· port B<'arh ... A bicycle rirlcl<'n 1 w1th .t Si27 ,;urfboarc1 twlon£tlli':
UWIOIIT 8ADOa ..... I
~A Da. 11M. CALIF.
NO
ELEMENT
OF CJ-IANCE
I "'
~ rilk" aeema to be a popular phrase
b old-fubioJled "gamble." But there's no plaee for
ttllblr1D prep&rinr or dilpenaina pharmaceutlcall.
EYer DOticle the letters U.S.P. or
.... Oil a medicine
Jabelf The letters represent two oft\cial boob
a.at are re.<:oenized by federal law -the United Stata
l'banaacopoeia and the Nat!onal Formulary.
Toptber, they are the pharmacist'& "bible."
'1'bl7 pve approved standards of the quality,
purity, aDd potency of most medicinal agents.
Whatever your prescription cal,ls for.
we are prepared to tUJ it.
PhaiiiiCICJ
Pre school classes
Adult Theory
Piano Classes
Piano Private
Beginners and Ad•anced
Why Ye•n--Le•n
"experience m usic tn a demonstration
lesson w tthout obligation"
Limited Enrollment
13722 hularlao lid.
Saata ADa 1tJ t-ONS
. CaW.
ing buttons to make your der his jack~t and walk<'d out ofl hy :'\orman Bing Jr. 1-1. of 201.3 to Dand ~l tlll'rburg. 1'7. ~.tmt• · pbone calla? Well, eomeday the Four W tnds and Four Cor-!)(>adrift Or .. lrv1nf' TNrarl'. and .utrlr<'«.' ..
you may be doing that instead nrrs[ 321 ~Iarine A\'('., Balboa a car ndtl<'n b,· G('M H. Ta\'lor. • FJlmAT. MA•CB 31 W AL J AH CLARKE'S of twirling a dial. l~nd : ow n<'r Arthur F. ~tarquct 17. :'\ton!rbello: \\'N(' involved In Rnnnld J. Jlurgra\'1'', 33 of 2111
Telephone people are t.eat-aptffeh<'nding the SUSJX'<'t and an accitlent on Ba~sich• Dr. <'ast E. loth St . :'\~·oport H<'l£ht-. BAWAJIAJf IBOPS
r('('()\'N<'d the.' sandals but lh<' ot ~fa rim• An• .. ~t'wport Bl':tch · suffprrl1 a .. pitt ll'rt "' r tHm \ America's Largest ~lecticm in' mush-button phones like tcen·ager f>SCaped . . . . .. :\Irs. :'\taybell€' .:\l.lC'kf.'y, 20oo Whl< h rt>quirt:'d a bout ~ '\lliC'h('-. Rounda da Clock Hawaiian F;lShlon
thUI various places around e TVESDAT. IIA•CB 21 . ~ti ramar Or., Balboa. rcportNt lo 1111"t' thf' wound. whf'n .;truck 201 IIA.J:r--Sua. & E ....
the country. The test. show Richard J. Jones. t;;.t9·~tonro\'ta rhr tht'ft of .1 S.<l;j s urfboard from IContinu<'cl on J'GJ(<' 9• · E ~~~A ISLAJfD that most folks can push-but-St.. Costa ~t('sa. reported the ---------------------:-----------------------=..:.:.:........ ______ _ ton a number in ftve seconds-th<'ft of his S35 bicycle from 210fl
nearly twice aa faat aa they w. ON-an Front. ~ewport BNc~
dial now. . .. A hit and run car hit the
I'm told that if theee testa parked car of Rodger Jolly. 700 continue to go well our phones E. Bay Ave .. Balboa ... \'('hides
of the future may have puah drivt'n by R. W. Saunders. 22. of buttona instead of a dial. 223 VIa Eboll. Lido ls i<'. and G. like •
--• Lota of new telephone ideas 1... Erickson. 53.~or 117 Via Koron.
are heading your way. For telephone people are always Lido lsi<'. ·wl:'re in\'ol\·ed in an
working to improve your eervice. at'Cident at Via Lido ~ord and curb to curb
carpeting!
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• • • • • Via Eboll ... A giant clam shell.
weighing about 150 pounds ~nd
valued at $100. was stolcn dunnsz
the night !rom the front yar~ o.t
RobNt Taylor. 1125 W. Bay .r\\'e .•
Balboa . . . Boys were blamcd
for breaking a wood.t'n gate .. in I
front of the homt' of ~I I'$. \IT·
ginla S. Ru nyon. 307 Coronado
St .. Ba lboa, causing $20 damag('.
' Pictured above &re Did' Culh&ne &nd Bonnie M e leod
A .., bkyde was atolea
holD tbe yard of Joba C. Crecm.
2251 CbcauMI lld.. lolboa • • · lin. Wesley P. Sbafer, 2321/z
Agat. An.. lolboa Jalalld.
~ploliMd tbat boys lD aa old
iiaodel CjGr tb.reW rocb at ber
...,., T·blrd OD Park A'IP!., be·
tweeD Colllaa Aft. cmd A9ate
Aft.. lolboa lalaad • . . ADD
If...-. 330 AIMide St.. lol·
boa. ,....eel tile tbeft ol two
bicycles 'IPDluecl at IS5 ••• Jlob.
ert J. Ab Qoy,· 20, of 1St 23rd
St.. lfewport hacb. was treated
at lleog B•pUal for a cut oa
bla face. aufferecl wbea be was
atnadl by aD auaUaat wbo
-t...t bla froet yard cu be
was ataadiD9 tbere watcbiD9
.......... by •••
1 '"'t', "ew a;siq.,mef)!s &s Service Repre~e'lt.otives.
•< " I " ,.ed 8 weels of Special fr&in inq fO equip them·
·~'1~ , p Jsitio'l ,in the Business Office.
e.w · ... ,, oy doing the business in e&ch dep&rlment
.. 1.. i, ' vic~')ager s posi tion. He will, be serving
" E"' -~ 0 11 ce for &bout b week
., • 1 p c 1 o{ the people we like to h&ve working for
• · rer :li'JOla &lld likes to help others.
J<'anne MayN. 309 R Bay Aw ..
Ba lboa. report<'d th<' lh('ft l1f
la undr)· end n S35 fir<' cxtin·
g uishe r . . . Jea n L. F'T)·. 239
6lst St .. West N<'wport. t('port('d
the th('ft or a 12·\•0it batt<'r~
from her car during th(' night ...
• w 1v we I\ e to do it-help people like Dick and
t' ·~er ! -,r lt~em~elves while they do e good job
• • • • •
'" lteer .... , cets navln~ Two caMS of ~r. ,·alut'd at StO. DiDe ~ but they're not ~re atoJe.n from the busln('SS of
alone. Phone people have Harry Eddas, 221 -19th St .. Nt>w· port Beach . . . Chris Sorenson. found other thlnp cu bave 9,i, or 2m Ha,·en Pl.. Cliff Ha-
atra livee. too. ,-~n. aurre~ a minor akin dam-
Maybe you·~ DOtleed that a,e and brul.ect rlcht le& when
after ODe of our INttallen hla bicycle wu In an areJMnt
pata ID a pboDe M awe Ullt -,rith a car drlwn by Jean
boa It e&IMID. Critt'hleJ, 411 • 3bt St~ Newport
We keep taa-...._ after 8Mt'h, on Jfewport IIYd. at the
ue tllltallecl aiMt -rMt •ntranN to tlw dtJ hall •..
... -..a ~ Marion S. Sbertlft, a Ia. West· o..r -09WI'. ---~ mtMt•r Aw .. c-. ...... suf· ...-aw.lf. no..'t __.lib... r.ftd a bHd lftJUI7 Wlwft his
a.& ... lpiW thaw-.. of (ar wu In an at.'ddtet ~
... a ~~ .,...._ __ ear dl1wn b)' Ma,_.. T. ·
--. --·~ anc.w. a. ol 1S21 Ol'll&a ..... ~1111!8 • ft'a ... ait ~a~--. al 510 W. 1an.. IIYd., .... • r/lie ,_ ..._ ... WIWU. W. ,_.,. .... fit' I ................ ......
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Chevys
Jet-smootlt
ride
Roads we can't change-
but what a delightful change
we've made in what's
betvwn you and t he road.
With Full Coil suspension.
unique body cushionin~ and
insulation , and a whole
C'hassisful or other road-
tamers. Chevrolet gives you
the red c.arJ)('t treatment
wherever you travel. And
·that's what's waiting for
you now at your Chevrolet
dealer's.
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' UGAL•onc&
ctdental thereto, &hall be permJt-or the real property: a tentative Item 7-1,4:59 Ton.t ol rlprap In place on a per ton balls. Apprentice EnelnHr and OUer --.. ·-·-.. -·····---··-·~· ... _.,,__ 3.33
ted In an R·3 or R·4 Dlstrk t. subdivision map m ay be subl!ltl· Item 8-30 Tons of aegregate base, Class 1, In place on a per ton Aaphalt Raker and Ironer • . ... --·-·-...................... ;-... _ .. _.... ~~
leU Community centers. eoclal tuted tr the appiLcant proposes bula. ' C.rpenter ....................................... -.................. -....... -........................ ...
3
.85
halls. lodges, clubls. private to subdivide the property. Item 9-1,822 Tons of aagregate base, Class 2, In pla~ on a per Cement Finisher ............................................................................. .
re<.·reatlon cent ers, churches, (2) Topography of the devel· ton basls. ~mtont Dumper Con 1 yd. or larger mixer
schools. yacht clubs, and parka opment area and the proposed Item 10-817 Tons of asphalt concrete, Type B, In place on a per and handling bulk cement) ........... ~_ ....... ~ ..... ~ .......... ---3.()9
and playgrounds may be permit· f.lnlshed arade shown In con· ton basis. Concrete Curer 0mpl!rv1ous m ein"!Plne) ......... ........................... 3.07
ted In a planned residential de· tour Intervals of not to exceed Item 1 J--379 Cubic yards of reinforced concrete In channel linings Con('rete Mixer Operator (skip type) ............................. ..... .. 3.57
vclopment In any 'R' District. two (21 feet upon request of the on a per cubic yard basis. Concrete Mixer Operator (mobile mixer) ....................... .. 4.21
All uses or buildings other than PlaMina Department. Item 12-2.371 Cubic yards or reinforced concrete culverts, trah· Cribbers or Shorer ............................ ~............................................ 3.24
those specif ied herein shall be (3l The gross lanrt area of sitlons. headwalls. and other structures on a per cubJc yard Cutting Torch Operator (Demolition) .............................. ..... • 2.93
prohtbited. thl' development, the present basis. Drillers <Core. Diamond or Wagon) ...... -.................. -.... .......... 3.33
SECTION 91~.5. Perimeter of zon ing classific-ation thereof, and Item 13-10 4-t-foot precast 'prestressed concrete deck units, on a Fine Crader !Highway and Street paving only) ........................ 2.98
Public Streets; Partial Waiver. the zoning classification !lnd per unit bR'Iis. Flagman ................................................................... , .................. _, 2.88
tal A planned residential de. l and use of the area surrounding Item 11-26 54-loot precast prestressed concrete deck units, on a per Wat.chman .................................... , ............................................. · .. 2.50
velopment shall br bounded on the proJ)08ed development, I n· unit basis. Gunlllng: ,
all sides by public streets. <'ludlng the location of structures Item 15--J07.880 Pounds of bar reinforcing steel-furnish and Reboundman .......... ...... .... ..................................... ..... ... ......... 3.095
1 bl · A partial waiver of this and other Improvements. place on a per' pound basis. · Gunman ............................. ........ ................... ... ........ .......... ......... 3.49
requirement m ay be permitted (41 A general development Item 16-992 lineal teet ot reinforced concrete piling, furnish on Nozzleman and rodman ................................................ _....... 3.8l
when it is found and determined plan whh at least the following a per lineal foot basis. Equipment Creaser ................... _ .......................................... ·· ..... 3.37
that such partial waiver wiU not details shown to scale and dl· Item 17-32 Reinforc.-d copcrete piles -drive on a per unit basis. Laborers (general or construction I ............................................. · 2.88
be in1-onsistent wi th adequate mensioned: Item 1S-1-40 L ineal feet Of limber piling, furnish on a per lineal Mortarman ......................................................... -............................. 2.93
~tandards of pedestrian and ve· a. Location of each existing foot basis. Operators and Tenders of Pneumatic and Electric Tools,
SALLT VAUCIUI
Vaughn Going
hicular access and tralflc clrcu-Item 19-4 Timber piles -drive on a per unit basis. Vibrating M•chlnea and similar Mechanical Tools (not
lall·00 for the de\'"'lopment and and each proposed structure Hem 2G-3 M.f.b.m . of lumber for timber bridges on a per thousand st>parately classified herein I ...................... -:-................ · .. "' Jn the development area. the 0 hk h ow 10 T 11 1 tor the area In wttiJh the de· · d fl'et board meaflure. · ; s os or · or ournapu opera ora ---· ............ _ ... .
3.09
4.11
3.19
3.07
4.3.;
4.21
3.953
4.21
4.11
3.57
4.025
4.11
3.33
3.92
3.92
4.11
3.925
-4.21
Velopment is located. UlW or u!>es 10 be c-ontatne Item 21-35-1 Lineal feet of bridge guard rail and fence In place Pipe l ayer Csewer pipe -excluding caulkers I .................... .. therein. th«' number of stories, c lk ( 1 j · t ) SE~ON 91""'.6. Conformance on a per lineal toot basis. Pipe au er sewer p pe -ccm.ent om s ................. . to Girls' State
i From Harbor H igh Beacon )
Junior Sally Vaughn has been
selected to represent :-iewport
Harbor High School at the eight.
t'enth annual St.'SSion of Califor-
nia Girl:.' State. Sara Van Ornum
has been elf't'ted as a lternate.
T he session w il l be ht'ld from
June 26 to July 4 at the UnivN-
sity of Culifornla at o.wis Cam ·
pus i~ SaFramento.. Girls fro!"
cvery high sehool an Calltorn•a
wijl attPnrl. Thcy will organi1.e a
mo<'k gO\'ernment. hold f'ICf'tions.
Jive In r ommunil lt'S, and parti·
r1patc In many ri.'Cr«'ation::tl ar-
til'ities.
Snlly Is: a ··s " student. is an
activ(' member of G.A.A .. and be·
long· to the Spanish Honor So·
riet.r and Tau Rho Kappa. She
plans to attend a state college
and hopes to become a high
sr hool teacher.
Sally recel\ed first hand . <'X·
P"~icn ,. in h1gh S('hOOI tt':H'hing
thl" '<'mf' ter a a P.£ managN.
'" I I uo nross building and floor areas. 22 .....,, L ' I t r d 'II I I J' I Pll Drt Fo to .~lllSter Plan. · " Item -~,..j 1nea cet o gunr rat ng n p a('e on a per tnea e ver reman . ... .. ............ .. ........................ . auproxlmate I o <'a t io n of 1 PII o 1 0 t
All planned residential dcvel-c~tranc-es and loading points foot bass. f t 30 C Cl I I Pile D rl ver M perlaBolrd ....... Doc ....... k .... C..... ·, ··, .... . opments shall conform to the Item 23-5 Lineal eet o ·lnc·h R .. P., ass II, n place on a · e r VN • an r ge or arpen er ........... ..
:\1astrr Plan of the City of thNeof. per lineal foot basis. ' Motor Patrol Operator, Including any tyi>e power blade ...
Be h d h d h. All streets. <'urb cuts, Item 24-20 Llnral teet of 10-lnch C.M.P. In plaC"e on a per lineal Pavement Breaker Operator ... _ .. . ..... ... .......... .. .. . .. :-:ewport ac . an no sue e·
velopment shall be approved driving lam's. parking arPas. foot basis. Pump Operator .................... -.... .. .. ....... ... ..
unless such de\'elopmtc>nt does loading arl.'as. public transpor-ftf'm 2:>--S:H Lineal feet or 18-inch C.M .P. In place on a per lineal Reinforcing Iron Worker .
('Onform to the Master Plan. tatlon points, and illuminatior foot basis. Repairman (heavy dutyl ......... .
SECTIO:-i 91os.7. ~f a x i mum facilitll's for t hc same. ltcm 26-1~ L ineal feet o f 21-inch C.M.P. in place on a per llne,al Repairman's Helper (heavy duty I
ld. r-<'. All pedcstrian walk s. fuot hasis. Roller Operator ................ .. Sui 1ng '"overage.
The maximum building C'O\'N· malis and open areas for the Item 27-70 LinPal feet of 30-inch C'.M .P. In place on a per lineal Seree.d Operator . ........ .. .... .. ..... . .
age for the developmrnt shall use of OC"<'Upants and mcm· foot basis. Skip Loader Operator-(Hough or similar ty peJ .
not c~cecd forty per crnt (o10'7r 1 bcr.s of the publlr. Item 28-.31 Lineal feet of 36-inch C'.M.P. In place on a per lineal Table Power Saw Operator . ... ..... . ... . ..... .. .. ... .
of the land area l)eing d('veloped, d. Location and height ol Coot basis. Tractor HI·L1fl Shovel Operator .. .. . ....................... ..
cxdusi\·e of land arra being sN 4 Ji walls. fem·es. CVld screen Ite.m 29--50 Lineal feet ot 60-inch C'.:\i.P. In place on a per lini'al Tra<'tor Operator (bulldozer. tampf.'f, scraper
. h f nlantt'ng, in~ludt'ng a delat'lcd foot basis. or drag-lyp<' shovel I ...... a~>idr for strcct r1g I ·O -way. ,.. ~ d
nfan for the landscaping•of the Itcm 30--13 Relnforccct ronrretc h('adwall )lnd inlet struC"lurt's for T ractor Operator (scraper or drag ·t~P<' shovel in tan em t .
SECTJO::'l 9t08.8. ~finimum ,.. d 18·inrh C.M.P.'S on a pl.'r unit basis. Trenc-hlna M achine O.....,rator I. u · development and the metho ,.. ,~
Land Area per Owe! mg nat. · Itf'm 31-:l Reinforced conc-retf" headwall and Inlet structures for Truck Driver (dump trucks -less than The minimum land area for by w hich such l andscaping 18 2-4 -inrh C.M.o:s on a ""r uni t basis. 4 C"U. yd. water level) ...... . · d 11· · to b<' accomplished. ~ ~-~ cal'h fam•ly we •ng untt, <'X· llt'm 32-2 Relnforcl.'d conc·rete headwall and inlet structures for Truck Driver (dump trucks -4 cu. "'d. but I d h · t c. T ypt>s or surfal'ing, such " elusive of an art'a etng sr 30-lnPh C.M .P.'S on a nnr unit basis. less than 8 cu. yd. water le\'el l . I f I h f as pswmg, turfing or gravel to r~
a it <' or street r g ts-o -way. ltt'm 33--3 Reinforced concrl.'t(' hf'adwall and Inlet structur('S ror Truck Driver (dump trucks-8 cu. yd. but
shall be not less th<~n that re-he used at the var ious loca-36-lnr h C.M.P. at Sta. 20 00::!: -Fl. Sta. 22+75=:-FJ, Sta. Jess than 12 cu. yd. water Ieveii
qum•rt for the district or di tricts tions. 40+i-b: -Fl. on a pt'r u nit basis. Truck Driver !dump trucks -12 to 16 cu. yd.
in which suc-h development is to t. A gro.~dtng plan of the Item 34-1 R<'inforced conc-rete headwaJJ tor 18·1nch C.M.P. at Sta. watN level rapacity
b<' !O<.'ated. ~~~a. Plans and el<'\'alions of 96+ 11 = -Fl. on a l ump sum basis. Tru('k Drlv~r I dump trucks ovt'r 16 cu. yd.
:-iECIIO:'\ 9108.9 :\1t n i mum Item 35-1 Reinforcrd roncrC'tc headwall for 2~·1nch C.:\1.P. at Sta. watPr Je,·el capacltyl ... ·
Floor Ll\'ing Area (X'r Dwellmg onf' or more structures 10 indi-114 -y-41 =-Fl. on a lump sum basis. Drivers ol Transit-M ix Trucks-u ndt"r' 3 cu .. yd.
t:nir. 1'31" an·hiiN'turaJ type and con-ltem 36-1 Reinforct'd roncrt'le Inlet structure tor 60-lnrh R.C.P. at Dri\'ers of Transit-M ix Truck.s-3 cu. yd. or more
ThN<' shall tK-a mmimum strU<'IIOn standards. Sta. 4+50=: -F2 on a Jump sum basis. Truck Greaser and Tireman ...
LECAL MoneE floor Ji\•ing ar<'a of one thousand t61 A VNt ftNI f)('titlon for 3 ltl.'m 37-3 Reinforct>d ronC"rell.' inlet structures tor 18-indl C.:\1.P. Universal Equipment Operator !shovt>l, dragllne, derrick.
ORDI='l A='lCE ::'lO 9l.1 1 I. ()(I() 1 squar<' fef't for <'ach cha n~e In :toning classifica tion at Sta. 80t 48=-Fl. Sta. so~ 79= -Fl. Sta. IH t 81 = -derrick-bargl.', clamshell. crane or pile drt(tN 1
,\:'\ OP.OI:-iA='lCE OF' THE CITY family rlwrlhng unq In an R-1 or In accord.tll1'<' Wtlh Section 9106.3. F·l. on a f}4'r each ba~i~. Winch Truck Drivers $.12~. per hour additional
0 F :-; E w p 0 R T sEA c H R 2 Oi trict. and thrre shall be If ud1 J t•hangf' in zoning clas-ltf'm 38--1 RelnforPCct concrl.'t<' i nlet structure tor 21-lnch C.:\i.P. when operating power winch. A -frame. or
4.11
4.26
3.92
3.363
3.393
3.143
3.523
3 i45
3.60:;
.. 3.7 15
3.695
4.21
.-\OOI:'\(; CHAPTER T O AR· a m immum floor li\'in~ arf'a of ~lfkation ts rf'quirrrt to mak e at Sta. 143 4.3::!:-Fl. on a IUIJlP sum basis. similar sperlal attachments.
TI \LE IX OF THE ='lEWPORT ~~.x hundred 1600 1 squar(' fPN for Slll'h dCl<'lopm<'llt l'Onform to thc ltt'm 39-2 Rc>inforC"I.'d com·rl.'fc Inlet structures for 21-inc-h C.M .P. APPRE!IiTICES may be c>mployed i n ronformily with 5<-<'tiOn
BE.\<'ll )tl':'\JC'IP.\L CODE RE· <'•H'h !.1mily dwC'IIing unit in an ~taster Plan. at Sta. 40+ 16=: -.n . and Sta. 40+56:t -Fl. on a per 1777.:; of the CallCornia Labor Code.
L.-\TI:'\1. TO PLA:'\~F.D RF.SI· R 3 or R-1 Distri••t G,trctg(' spacl.' 171 Sur h othPr information a!" caC"h basis. APPRENTICE SCHEDULE.
DE:'\TIAL DEVF.LOP:\I E:-:TI; -.hall not be tndurlerl tn mcasur· m.t.'' he rc-q uirl'd by thl' City to Item 40--2 Reinforc<'d conrrl'le inl(.'t struC"turrs for 30-inch C.~1.P Period and Rate
T hf' Ctty ("t)unt·il of th(• City 0r 1 tn~ this rc:quirN~wnt. a~"ll't 111 th<' com•idNation of the at Sta. 15+70::!: -f l, arHI Sta. 117 + 1~= -Fl, on n per The a pprl.'t11kr rate Is by percentage of the journeymen's
:-.;.•wpr>rt Bl'c~rh clo<'s or<liiin as :--ECTIO.'< .fl ill.I'.JII :\l.txrmum prop,.~NI d(•\'l.'lopmPnt. (',trh basis. rat.-unless otherwise Indicated
!nllt)\\'.... I Uulldlllg llrtghts. . s .. :C'TJ():'\ 910!-1.11. Rrport !' ltl'm -11~1 Reinfore<'dconcrrte in lf'I Siruct url"for36-inl.'h C.~1.P.at Craft lntNval lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th
• . . . Tlw max 1m u m hutlrling from Ftrn .tnd r ublir Works De· Stc1 . 80+88=: -fl. on a Jump sum basis. C'arJ)<'ntcrs 6 months 75 78 81 84 87 90 93 00 ;:,ECTIO~ 1.. (haptf'r S 18 add-I hPlghts shall bP o<'~lgnated 1n partmt•ntll. Il<'m "12-1 Reln!orcrd concrete Inlet structure Cor double 36-lnch C't'm c>nt Masons 6 months 60 67 74 81 88 9.>
C'rl 10 Arllcle I X of the NI.'}Yport rhc L'sc Pt•rmtt but ~hall In no Th<' application and acrompa. C.M.P. at Sta. 90t H :!: -Fl. on a lump sum basis. Ironworkers 6 months 77 81 85 89 93 9i
l:kat'h ~lunictpaJ C'odl' t o read: <'l'f'nt <'X<'t"rct th u s r huildin~ nytn~ information. maps. and ltt'm 43-1 18-inr h automatic flapgat£' furnished and installed at The rate or c-ompensation for any classific-ation not listed I n "'C'IL\PTER 8 PLA~~ED RESI-l h . -1 I th d' 1 'C"t t · I h
DF.:'\Tir\L DEVELOP:\fE~TS hf' g 1s pr~su1 ><'C. •.~ ~ .•s n p l.1ns -.hc~ll hi.' <:u >m•ttt"t to ' e Sra. 4~00= -Fl. on a Jump sum ballil'. the schPdule. but whiC"h may be required to ex('cutr the proposcd ~ F'f'TIO:'\ 91 J8 1 PI 'd R . ~~~ d1~1 nr I!'. 111 ''huh ,.u< h de· F'ir(' 0f'part m<'nt and Pu hlil' Item 44--1 3(). in<'h automatic flapgate furnished and installed at <'Ontra<'t. shall be commensurate and in accord with the rat<-s
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· · o.~nm cs '"lwpmf'nt '" 1o h<' lm·c~ted. Work~ Departmf'nt •tnrl wri tten ' Sta. J.L80:!: -Fl. on a lump sum basis. [speC"if iec1 for similar or com parable duties.
to!•·nttill Oco\f·lopmr nt !'>Et 'TI(I:'\ !II~ II Yard:. and rf' .. ommt'nd.l!ion" in ronnf'r lton ltf'm 1:--2 JG.Jnt·h automatic flapgat<'s !urnisht'd and installed at ProvidNI that not Jess thaf) one and one -halt limes the pre·
.\ , l.tnnrrl rr~idf'nt iJI dC\1.'1· llp,.n ;;p;:lrt'!' lhorf"wilh shall b<' supplird by Sta. 20. 00=-Fl. and Sta. 22 ~15.!;.-Fl. on a per <'ar h \'81ling rate shall I)(' pnid for nny working time In ex<>ess of
npm•"t , ... a d I'' PI o P m I' n I T hf' front a nd r<'.tr ~urds and tho<:f' d••panm••nt'l b('forl" final ba!"is. Plght 181 hours In any onP c.1lcnctar day and for Saturdays, Sun-
JI):\":11' I .tnd dc"t~n~d .ts •1 unit I t)pPn spat·<'s bet\\t•t•n uutldlngs truon '' takcon on :.Uf'h df'\'f'lop-I tf"m ~~.16..<! Ltnf'al (f'l't ot T)'Jlf' I, chain l ink fencing in place days and ~yen Jt>gaJ holiday!!, to w it: New Year's Day. Memorial
'" prmltt•" :Ill t•O\ lrt)nmf'nl of ... h.111 ~'~" rlrsignat<'d in the Usc mf'nt on a IJ<'r l ineal foot ba"is. Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day
'' 1fJI•· •lt• ... ir.thl" 'har.tr ter not PN m ir. :'F:rTIO:'\ 9108.13 B u 1 l ding ltl.'m n-13.-129 Llnral ft>ct of l'ypr V J trand barbt'd w ire fcn:ing and Christmas. For les.o; than r ight C81 hours per day. tht.' per diem
our 11f il o.~ r m on Y \\ith its ~ECTJ f•:'\ !tiO~ 11. Off 5trl.'f'l PNmll'l 1n pl:tl'e on a I>N Jin,.aJ font ha'li!i. ratf' ~thall be that fraction of the foregoing per diem rates t hat the ... w,. untltrl~ rwu:hhorhood and P.Hklng. Tlw OC'p.trlmf"nt of Buildi ng lt<'m 18-1:>2 Ltnr.tl ff'l.'t of T)•pe JJ wirf' mesh ft'nC"i n~ in t'lar(' on number of hours work~ bear to eight hours.
w lu· ' "'''""' -.ranrt.t rrt ... n! dcnsi-1 Tht· o!f . tr""' p.trkln~ requ~r€.'· .tnrl sar.~•,· shall lnl'ur(.' that a a pN Jim•11l foot basis. Provldt'd that notwithstanding t~ general provisions <'Ontalned
I' .. ,. n 'Jia'''· IIJ:hl and .11r, D"· nwnt" Cor f".t l'h ~ur h tiC\'f'lop-pl.tnnf'rt r~!i>idt>ntial dP\'f'lopment hem 19-19 ~-foot wide chain link gates, furni"h and install. on herein. Flagmrn. Guards, and Watchmen shall be paid not less tl.·~~ • "' and \t•hi•·ul.tr acT f'ss, nwn't ~h.all bt> a' f•,lluws: ,, und~'rJilkf'n an<l <'Omplt'tPd in a prr untt hast!"'. than one and one-hall times the prevailing rate tor overtime
an I u.tflit• 1'trntlatinn similar to 111 T"o 1.!1 rO\f'TNI parktns:: , onfonnanrf' with the appro,·ed I tem ;"J0--1 1~-!oot wid<' t'h.11n link gat€.'. f urnish and insl:tll on a to,•ertime shall be-time worked in excess of eight hours ~r day
th1• n·~utn rions r,f rhts Arr~rle f~>r '!'·'''~-'' for I'.H h family rlwl.'lllns:: pl.1n" and lhf' trrms and condt· Jump sum basis. or forty tlours pN weeki, and the stTaight prevailing rate for ~w R' Dt,trkt or Otstm:ts •n 1111 .r In th1· tlf"Vf'lopmcnt lions of thP l'se PNmit lor suC"h ltf'm 31-19 16-fnot w irl€.' l'h.tin l 1nk gatcos. furnish and install, on time workrd on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays where such
whtC'h -.urh dr\'l.'lopmf'nt t'i to be l •2• T hr rr !>hall ,\l"o hp r('. rll'\'f'l(lpm<'nt :'\r• huilcting JlPT· a p<'r unit b.1Sl!". limi' d()(>s not C"Onstltutc overtime. · loc':''~'d. . Cflllti'll for ,.j"itor:-; and guf'Stll mn ~hall h,. tl'suerl for any ron -ltl.'m 52-1 Cablt> harrier. fahricatc and install. on a lump sum Bidders' attention Is called to the above mentioned Statute
:-.F:CTI0:-i !}1()8 2. 1 '-t' l'l'rmi t ,,1 lt·a~1 onf' t 1 1 park1 ng ~par•p "' ru,·twn M di'\'Ci opment which basis. whif'h will require them. If awarded the contract, to pay not less
Rr •qutrNI. I fr•r (•\'C'n· tv.o 12 1 family dwf'll -rlor,<; not r·onform to suf'h plans. Item 33-1 R<'IO(·atl.' 8-inch stcc>l irrigation line at Sta. 130+95::!:. than saltl general per dlf'm rate of wages set forth In said rcso-
l.ll Plctnnf'd restdt·ntiaJ dl.'v<'l'· in!! u nit~ in th(· ctt'\!'lvpmrnt. INms. anrl C'ondition!<." -F l. on a Jump sum basis. lution herclnbeforr m <'ntloned. to alf laborers, wc.,.kmen and m e·
nrm..,nl:-: may nco pr·rmitted in ,..;u,11 i•~rkinJ't !"p.tN'"-m.,y hf' un· SECTIO:'\' 2. This ordin.lncco ItPm 54-1 Maintain and construr t 10-i nC"h steel Irrigation siphon t'hanif'S t-mployed In the execution of the proposed contract. un~ 'R' Di-;trwr whe-n R Us,. Per-,.,,,,.n•rl •1ncf shall he· ~CI IOf'atetl ... hniJ h<' puhlish<'rt one-co in l hl.' at Sta. 68+73=:-F2. on a lump sum basis. T he bidder must submit with his proposal a satisfactory cheek
m11 i" fir<:t -"~'•'llfNl for Nl r h such n<: to hi.' .trrr·5.,i bll• to ~ll<'h \'1~-offi(·tal nl'wspal)('r of th<' \it~·· I tem 5:>-:-1 ~Jalntain and ronstru(·t 12-inch steel Irrigation slplion <'t>rli flf'd hy a rf'spoMible hank or a bidder's bond and payable to
tii'\PI<lpmc-nr Slit h l'<:f" Permil j 1tr•r" .•ntl J'!uesl:-:. T h,. rrqutrf" and thf' 1-ilmf' shall bl' efferth·f' at Sta. 301 iO= -F2. on a lump sum basis. the order of the Orange County Flood Control District for an
'-h:tll '•·· "Uhjf'rt ''' rlw r,.gula -, m•'lll f•>r 1111" acldJ linnal park1ng Vl day~ attN the dati' of its I tem 36--1 Maintain and l'Onssru1·t 12-i nr h !'!Pel irrigation cross· amount not Jess than ten (101 per<.'ent of the aggregMe sum of
11nr' .1ntl rNJllirt·ml'nl<: of this m,1,· hi' \\'Ill \ f" t1 \\hl'n 11 is adoption. I ing at Sla . ."lR-4-12=-F2. on a lump sum basts. th<' bid, all a guarantee that the bidder will enter Into the proposed
rh.q•t• r :t nd notwlfh:.t,lndtng thf' dt·t;·rmmerl that thrre wi ll b<' Thi'l ordinanr p was introducNi Item :>'i-1 R<'I<K'atf' 6-inrh r a!'t 1ron ('Wer at Sta. 93 ~10-=-F l. on contract If the same Is awarded to him, and In event of failure to
prt•\ , .. ,,,.. rtf C'h:IJ)IN It "~all hr ... 1,rr11 H•nr parkinf! spal'" rc• Jrlf'· at an adjourn<'d rcogular mc>t'ling a Jumr sum basis. <'nter Into suc·h contract said check wiJJ become the property of
Jlfll '"''I Ill ...... ,.rl(:lr. ,. \\'l lh thf' qu,; Ply "('r\(' I he dl'\l'ropmt'nl or thC' C'itv Council of lhf' ('it\' of ltr m ~I ~latnlain and f('I'()O!"IrUf't 2i-incn v .c.r . S('W('f siphon the Dlstrlst.
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\ '·ll•l'lh :t'o .. , ,, • .l l ·,,. '1• The· r<'qu tr f>rl JJMktnJ:: ci .H' M :\tare-h. 1961. and wa!" Itf'm 59-1 Rf'locatc 8 -ind l wat<'r line at Sta. 40 60.=-Fl. on a formancc of the rontract for said w ork shall be fifty 1501 percent
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'1'1 • ''"I 1 •' "''~''lmpa I m.l\' hP grouJ)('rt v.hl'n n ,, frwnct 1961 . hy thf' following vnlr·. ru l tf'm Gfl..-1 Rf"IOI'.tiP 10 inl'll 'Itt'€.') waiN lint' and supports at Sta. equal to fifty 15()1 pt"rccnt o( the contra<'t prirr for said w ork.
I I•··· rof h\t• [J unrlrNI :tnrl ci••INmint'd that '<Uc·h group. Wit: 80-12:=-Fl. on a Jump sum basis. which bond tthall provide that If ttte per.;on or his su bcontractors
fl• 1' s-dll 1f lhr 1.1ncf arf'a .n~ of po.rkln~ !Opae(>s anrt thr AYES. ('Ol:~CJL~IE:'\: Item 61-1 RelOt.'Aill.! 12 Inch a.nd 8 lnt'h watrr lint>s at Sta. 93-3.1= fall to pay for any mateTials, prov!Sfons, or othN supplies, used .. r .!' • "ff('"'" rl••\'f'lormt'nt Is lo•·.1 tun thNt'of will hr arr<''l· Ktn~'-lr·~. Atkinson. \ o o k . Fl. on a Jump sum basi". in. upon. tnr. or about the J)(!rformance of the work contracted to
II\· '·,, "' rt•, r.r 11''' pluc; One '-thlf' nntl lll't'full,in connN't ion ~torldatd. llarr. Lorl.'n7.. s,,m. llem 62-1 Rf'ltx•atC' 18-lrwh W:lll'r line nnrl !'Upports at Sl<t. hC' done. or for 1\ny work or labol' thereon of any kind. or tor
Jltd ·I' I f1ttll •r" •$1f~l• fCtr each \\llh I hi' proposed chw•lltng unit'-"""· Ml J 811'!::-f'l. on n lump o.,um hast!'. amounts dut> undl'r the Unt'mployment Insurance AC"t with respect
•' ' •·r • .,., '"n • .,f .111 .1 rr 1n In !It(• ""'"'"pmt•nl. :'\'OF:~. COl ':'\\11.:\1£:'\: :'\onr Item 63-1 RPIOI·at<' 22-lnl'll watc•r main from Sta. 116 -L 10:-::: to to such work or laflor. thnt th~ surety or .sureties will pay for the
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' "11 h ·"'!"'' ·•r•nn. 'hall b(' ,\ppli• .tttnn. :'\un(· Jtcom 6 1-J :\t.11ntaln a n(l ronstrut·t 12-lnrh cal't iron watrr main nttorncy·s fi'f' to be fixed by the court.
I''' ''"'" '" llw l'l.1nnm(;! \om-An a1rplic•arion ftor ,, jtl~tn n,.<l J,\ \H:~ fl Sl'OOOARO.. -;lphnn ot St.t. iFH :l<l+ -F"2. on a Jump sum basis. The ContrRc-tor Will also lw rt>qulred to furnish a l'Ntlflcatc
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, ''"' I· •., .t Pptm.tl nr dtsap-1 ,,. Pr·rmlt ;tnrl !i-11<111 he· .w· ,\T.\Rra:J:Y SCIIROL'!H:I:. unit ba,.ls. ' Into l.)('tWl'Cn him and the snld Dlst rl<'l tor the constru<'lion or said 1 11 tl ,,. ol :t n.v 'o~rt llions the r~mrnnl,.d h~· the following 1"11\' Clerk ltf'm HG-2 l\l olnl.tin and ,·onstrurt fi-inl'h V.C.P. rlraln l int' shutoff work. .
1'1 ' 11 ' '': C omm1~s•on ff'el"!•nft•rrT~o1t 1on. map ... n r11l plan!': Pur,lt!>h: Apn l 211, ·l!)fll at St,t. :\7 t 3.:>= - F2. anrl Sta. 61 f-B:l:!:-F2, on n J'l('r unit No bid will bf' accepted from a Contractor who Is not llcensc(f
·' '' •· I "' •ntPIN'II. The City c 11 ,, llttlllHI.uy 'Ur\1'\' map In llw :'\('\\ pnrr llarbor En ... i~?n ha!<l!'<. In ;'IC'<•ordnnc!' with thf lnw under the provlsitms of Divblon 111.
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' · PJ•rm •·. rllqnpprov"'· · I tl'm 67-1 l\1nintnln nnd c·onsrnwt 12-ln<'h Sll'el droln lin<' nt Sta. \haptN 9 Of t~e Businc'ss and Professions Codl' oft he State of Cnll· 11r r•·'•·· 1111• ... llllf' h.H·k w the I LE~AL NOTICE 91...l. 1n.., _ F2. on a Jump surn hnsls. rornlb. . .
1'1 P'fl•' 1.: c ·nmmf~,ion for furthrr l NOTICE TO (.'O~TRAC'TClH~ Item 68-1 JacktnJ:! relnfor<'<'d <'OnCtl'lf' c·ulvr•rt under railway on No bid will ht.' rec-eivNI uni('SS It Is mAde on th£' hlank form
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:1 \f' -.u uwnt an '" ""' the actudl:imount of wo rk will <'Ottf'!lf)Onl'l th('tt'wlth. but reservC's !ltrl<'t. urt House Annex, Santa Ana, CaJJrorn la. Plans, Spe<-1· :tr<• I '" mr('( rh" l)hjf"l 11\f's .,,., M or l>f'forP thl' hour of 10:00 A.~1. of May 3. 1001. saaled bids or the right to l ncreal't' or c1ec.'rt'a8C' the amount or any <'las11 or portion flcotlons and other contract documenr forms will be available for
lorttl in St•ctlon !Hcvtl. l"ropo<:als for the construrtlon of Santa Ana-Delhi Channel from or the work. as may be d(.'('mt'cf'(l('Cf'ssary or upedlent by the said examination without C'haree and copies may be secured at the
:'E<'TII )~ fll 1. D w" I I I n ~ UJ)J'W'r NI'Wf.X>rl B.ly to Sant:t Ana Gardens Channel and Santa Ana Distrlet. • oW~ of the Oranae County Flood Control District, Court Houte
TV , • ., ·•ntf L'. C'<~ Pt>rml. slbll• (;.udPn~ Chann('l from S:~nta Ana-Delhi Chnnncl to Delhi Roact. All bid~ arr 10 lx> compared on the basis of the fol'f'golng Annrx, Santa Ana. C.lltomla, upon pa~nt or 13.64 If ptdced up
1 • • 0 11~· sin$!1C" fAmily rlwf•IJ. Bids must ~ m nd<' 6n the form prO\•Itled for the puri)Of!P ~hcduli' of work Items. "t the District's offices or payment ot .... lt rtquestect by maJI.
lnJl-t. .till! II<'<'C'!i>~>Ory U'l(' and adrlressPd to the Bo:wt ot Su pc:>rvlsors .• Orange County flootl Con Nolle"' Is h""-bv glv"'n bldd,..-that i'n accordan""" with th .. In either ca~e. upon payment of the appropriate purch ... prlc.. I I I II I II t I lrol Dl.strict. markNI "Bitl tor Construction of Santi\ Ana.Df'ltl ... .... .... , ... •• '"' "' th PI d s
1 lUI c I nRc; norma Y n<' c en a provl~lons of Sectio n 1770 ot tht' Labor COde. the Board of Super. e ant an pee OcaUont becomr the proJN'rtY of the pu~hutr lhf'r!'to. hall be JX'rmittl'd in an Channe-l and Santa Ann Cnrd('ns Channel". v•-~-of th• Oranll'"' Countv Fl...-Control District h .. • a•-rtal-.-.tt and ere NOT to be ff'turned to the D._trtct for rtfund. "'I 1 Bids shall be for furnishing all l abor. equipment and material uou... " -= , ""'-1 ..... """" ·~ -.. •--~ S
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r ct s If I 1 h f f th f 1 the prevalllna rate of ~ diem wages tor C'ICh craft or tv.-of • ne -"' of UpHVIIOI'I ,tewrvn the rl1ht to ~ an)' and • b t Only sin~lf'·famlly dwell. In aC'cordancl' with Plans and ()e(' cat ons t ere or or e o workman or mechanic needed to execute the contract whl~h,....wlll all ~Ida and to waive any lnlormallty Jn •nY bid ~lvecl ln~s. rwo-!:tmlly or d up I e x lowing wotk : SCHEDULE OF WORK ITEMS be awarded t11e IUt't'HafUI bidder, to be AI follows: No bidder may withdraw his bid for • "rfpd Of Ull~ (10» dwelling~. or any combination ~fl after the time Mt lor the o,.nlnc tt..reot th<'I'<'Ot. antf accf'~'Ory uses anrl Jrl'm 1-1 Clearlntr District rights of way a nd rt>moval ot obetruC'-FOREMEN: All foremf'n not he~ln •parately <'lauiOed t hall ly order of the Board of Su~rvllorl of the Or 'IIIII OMult7
buildings normally Incidental lions on a Jump sum basis. be paid not lest than Sl2.00 per da~ ~ore than the daJly rate ol nood Control 0._trtt't. Oranae c.n_, eauiamt •
thereto, shall bl' ~rmllted Jn 1 ·2 uem 2--332.m Cubic yards or channel excavatl~n on a per cubic the hl(fh8t c:I&M!tleatlon over wh ch he hu SUP"'\'lalon. • A.P· L. I. WA.i LACE. a.
Districts. yard basis. PltENnCES may bfo tmployfd In conformity with Sf!ctlon 1m.5 County 0.. d oftldo a.$
1 c 1 Only aln(fle-famlly dwell· Item 3-17,798 Cubic yardfl of structure excavation on • per cubic of the California Labor eo.-. of lite ..,. .,,;:,.;~.,
lng~ two-famUy ., d • p lex yard batll. WELDERS: Same wa~ tcale u ttah to wttlch w.ldlna It Oranp Qoul7 raa.. C.lltll Dlsbk1 dwelliJ\P, mal_.. _. .,....._, Item 4-3.654 Cubic yards ot structure becktUI on • per c:ublc JnddentaJ (._...pt .. ottt.rwUe .. paraNIY cl .. l~). (S£AL) ., MAaa. L. CAITm
ctwelllnp. ., ... Jlll'tatten yard bUll. llA.ft ... ., ~ • =!=-.. ~::-, ltna ~.!!: =.ua.:..:ardl of ( ... ..,... .....,aUOtt on • .,., CI.AaPICATIOI'f PD aoua hblllll If...,.. Ra.rMr ~
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she sholl have
music wherever
she goes ...
, weoring
triiori jewelry
carrying a
collins bog
and
perfect
co-npliments .,
j&n leslie
hat
&nd
grondoe g1 w es
R~ tMJ R.u.on
By Louise Meteer
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"1'18 Uttle •••Ill• .._.., J ......... • • •
, Laut ev~nlng I Hut~nl!d to a lona dlacuuion on TV conc~Jnlng
what may be done to turn the Communistic tide within our rank&.
There w~re gathered several thouaand church J)@Ople earnest ln
th~lr desi~ to preserve the wonderful concepta of Democracy and
the rfghu of the individual In what w~ call a Chrlstlan nation.
ThLI wu only one of sev~ral almllar aatherin1s I've witnessed,
and as I do so I become more and more puzzled. It IIHml .o
strance that not even once h ave I heard m entioned any of the
thlnes that .lesua taught In regard to d~allng wi th one's enemy. ·
I have His Word In my Bible: "Do good to them that hat~ you."
"A m an stlall forgive hls Brother not seven times seven,' but seventy
times seventy." '
There have be4-n many sermons regarding loving one's enemies.
doing gOOd to them that revile against you, but almost no putting
Into practlc. these Jd~as which. advanced by .Jesus, presented a
New Way to a w orld whlch, u p to that time. had understOOd only
a philosophy of an "eye for an ey<' and tooth for a tooth."
We are told that It simp ly won't work to love our enemies;
t)lat this Is not practical. "Of course It Isn't. Look what happened
to the early Christ ians w ho offered only passive resistance to Evil.
T hey ended up In the arena With the lions. didn't they?"
Yes; they did. And bet ause of it, by this very martyrdom
thei r Cause was strengthened to live and flourish in many lands.
Pcr~aps It is too late, now. to try lt. It should hav<> started
long ago. by the support of men nnrt woml'n In the mis..;;ion field.
by putting an end to the S4'1flsh aspc:>c-ts which m ar our Capitalistic
system and worJ d.w idc greed whit·h has put us into and out of
war so many times.
"It we do not resist now," we nrr told, "it will he> the end of us.
They will march us off to some camp and annihilate us.;.
This, of coursP, w oul d b(' a VPry bad thing. since wr do not
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beli<'ve, really. In our hearts. that it Is the Life w hich comes
AITER this life on e-arth that really counts most.
So we shall go on, defending our homE's and country against
the f'nemy. without turning our attention w ith any gre-at strength I to all the principles of Love and NPighborllness. prayer and faith,
outlinl'd in our Biblt>s as thP ONLY solution to the security ot LICe everlasting.
I But just suppose that all th(' JX'Opleo of the world who profess
to believe In the teachings or J1•sus Christ wert> to pur them into
practice right now. wherE'\'er thl'y are? What cham•e, tht>n, do
you think that the Communists would ha\'<', of selling their own Godless bill of goods?
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Son, Fiancee
Are Honored
by The Linds
Honorln1 their .on, Rocer, and
hl.t f iancee, Miss Sally Graves,
Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e Lind ol 2
Bay bland, BaJboa, entertained
at a recent family dinner party.
The youn1 couple re<.-ently ar·
ri ved from Golden, Colo.
The bride-to-be Is the dau1h·
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Graves
of Portland, Orefon. Both she
and her fla~~e reside In Golden,
where he Is employed a 1 Coors
Porcelain Co. •
He attended Whitma n College,
Walla Walla, Wash., and later
was graduated from the Oni-
verslty,of California a t Brekeley.
where he was a Sigma Chi.
Miss Graves was graduated
from Oregon State Colle-ge,
where she was a Delta Gamma.
,.
Secretaries'
Meeting Set
,
AIB••IIJ• Glrl8 •••
By Louise Meteer
ALONG SOROJUTY ROW a~ they elect oUicers for the new
many hlchllahtt ot the seuon yur. Mrs. .lack .1. Slsk 1.1 chair·
precedinc .umnwr montha when man, and M rs. Robert Slauchter
IOrOrltla ~ "dark". There's vlc.-chalrman. M rs . .1. R. Zweers
aornethlnt 8pecla.l about the way will keep the minutes and Mrs .
old frlendahiJW ~ preserved, William Peyton the .keys to the
new ones made by women who bank book. Their Installation
continue their internt -in their took pla.Cf' April 17 In the home
Greek letters lone after eradu-of Mrt. Charles F. Miller. 324
atlon from eolle,e. Snua Harbor Road, Cliff Haven.
PI BETA PHI observed Its • • •
Founders' Day wHh the South ALL THE D R A M A { a n d
Cout Alumnae preserving tra-humorl to be seen In a com -
dltlons at Irvine Coast Country munlty pl ay Is not necessarily
Club. Wine and silver blue w as conflnt'd to· the stage. You
the color th~me. It was interest· should be i n the dressing room
lng to note that only 12 young backstaae! Some of the best
women founded this fraternity acting is done as seml-profes.
In 1867 at Monmou th Collegt'. slonal amatPur actors play them-
Monfouth. Ill., 94 years ago. selves,. to say nothing of stage
• • • managers~ M aybe they should
WHAT WOULD THEY HAVE name the place "The Cloister ..
TIIOUGHT of the setting of hills. after the setting of "The Cunous
golf course and sparkling blue Savage," now on stage ('VPry Fri·
bay as viewed during theM' ct>r('· day and Saturday n1ght through
monies? They would have seen ~fay 6. The play is somt>time:.
:\I rs. Ralph E. Bernard of Balboa 1 h1l.wou . With undertones of
r(•<'l'ive the presirlt>nt's ga\('1 1 pdtho. and a philOSOphy that
from Mrs. RobE-rt A. Kearns or w 11J rmpr('h-.., <'Hn the m o<>t hard
A SecretdriPs' Dav lunch<'On Xl.'wport Beach. Otht>r oftict>rs I t>ned critic.
wilt be held from 11 :31) a.m. Un· .lre ~irs. Gt>orge E. NPwton or • • •
til 1:30 p.m. Wedn<>sday, April 8 a I b o a. \'ic<'·pr<'siclent : ~!r'l "TAKE A LETTER. :\1 I ~ S
26. in the-Hurley 84>11 R!'stau· AJexandN Bowie of T ustin. rr· BLI:E"' That old. f<~milrar rf'.
rant. Corona del Mar. ponsorPd cording secretary: :\1rs. ~fan in I frain from "Amo.;; and Andy" ha"
l>y tht' Orange Empir<' ChapiN A. Sloan of X ewport BP~trh. cnr. -.~dal "l~nlfk<lnC'f' in April Wllh
:-iatlonal Se<:reta rles· A~~n. I n rPspondin~ !W<'rl'tary, a nd ~Jr.; thf' oh-.Pr\,tnr(' or :->.tuondl :'-<'c-
INnational, under thf' chairman Hans Culmba<·k ot B a I b oa , 1 rf'tariPS WI'Pk. Sally Flem.1ng, a 1
ship of PeJZgie Lighthlll or Ford treasurer. 1 .,f•rrf'tary to Dwk Ric'hard, ls
Aeronutronic. • • • 'wmkin~,: hMrl on publiclly for
T hP WM"k of April 23 through MORE A B 0 U T SOROR ITY I :':l'W~>Ort Harhor art>u. and pl ans I
29 has been proclaiml'd ~en•· ROW came rrom ~rs. BunstN part~e·t vat}on With a r·oupl<' or I
taries Week anrl Apri l 26 a$ 5(-(·· CrePiy of the trppcr Bay ArPa dott•n othN local !'CrNaries at a
rNaries Day by Mayor J.lmi'S and :\Irs. John Kl'('l<'r cf Corona 1tunc-hPon dt the Hurley &>II April I
Stoddard or :'\l'woort 8Pac-h. d£'1 Mar. when tht>y ga\'e report!> ~: And )C ~:~u·r(' one of thf' •
:\fay<>r Arthur :\f(')'Pr of Costa ~rom t~e-~lpha Chi Omt>ga Prov-llltlf' wo~Pn wor~y~ng .. ahol~t
:\fesa and GovNnor Pa t Brown tn<'P D1stn c-t con\'ention April ~ the-IPrm OrtH·e \-\ h es. don 1
A rounty.wlde Sf'C"r('tarlp.;; sym-and 9. ThPy tolsJ me-mbc~ on be. :\1o"t or the~ set•rf'tanl'"
J)O"ium w ill bP heltJ from S:JO their return that It was tht>lr I haH• homf• and rl'alms of th<'lf
t.l ? 30 ,. d sorority's effort that hel""'d In own .. uftt prohably don't under 1 am. un r _: p.m. ~atur ay. r-l r1 h b d be April 29, a t Ford ANonutroni · P::trning $38.000 for thP Cere-bral san )OUr us an any tiN
undt>r th(' gl'nf'ral th~'m<' "Fururl' Palsy Scholarship Fund. which tht>n thPy do their own~ I
A complete select ion of
gentlemen's furnishings
moy be obtained ot ..•
3421 Via LW.
Lidos...-
Newport leech
Shop with the "'erchert~ who •fl·
"";.. ... .... En~ ....
WALTAH CLARKE'S unlimited." Jac-k C"haclwic"k or ht•lpe<t l'nable training ·of 2 dO<"·
thP Laguna 8<-ach Boorrt or R£'al tors. 12 occupational therapists.
tor.-: w ill sJ>('ak on "5(-Jhng Your. physical the-rapists, 12 spc>('('h
S<'lf." JoS(>ph F.. BurgN. rount~· lhNaplsts. 12 ~JM·,·ial t('ache-r.. IIAWAIL\If SBOfS
"It's Fun to Dr~
In Fashion"
Engagement
Is Announced
sniPS organu.ation ron-.ultant. ani! 2 social workers. AmeHca's l,.&rgest SE-lection
will SJ>('ak on "Your P£'r..,onalll\ • • • I Rounda ~~~~w;~ Fashion
Is Showing." Th(' Dalt> C.un('gie CHI O:\IEGA ALL':\1 ~AE romP 2D1 MAaufE AVE.. aAUOA ISLAJm
lnstitUI(' will pr('«C'nt "How tO in for their share of atte-ntion as I oa ,_ .. l ~ the-Tal!'nts You lfavr ·· A ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :\fr. and :\!r". Louis J. Csenar f ilm on thf' worlrt crisis anrf its
uf. 206 ()pal An•., Balboa I sland, «olutlon will be pr£'sl'nt£'r1 1n tlw JEAN DAHL
lido window
Telephone ORiole 3-1570
33:>5 Via Lido
Newport Beach, Ca lif.
L ido Building Lobby ~E. COAST mGRWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
annount·t• thl' bl'lrolhlll of th('lr artPrnoon.
· llaughtN, ~us~m Vl<'toria, to Gene All s."<"rl'laril''> nnrl hu'>irll'!IS
l'rnin . ..,on or :\'lr. and :\1rs. Erne-t I w oml'n in t hl' harhor IH N l havl'
·r.tln of 2011 Via :\farina. l:r>PN l lx>"n invitPd to att<>ml t.hls an-
8,1\' AH•a. nual symposium. by :\farv Ann
Th1• wPdfllng will h<' an c\cnt BarnNt. orN•id<>nt of th<' Orangl'
of thl' summl'r of 1!162. F:mpirf' ChapiN of the :':atlonnl
:\1 1"" C'<en<~r, u :'O'ewport H3r bor $('rretarl('!> Assn. RE'~rva lions
H1gh School grarlunte. Is a stu. may bP• mad<> by ~a lling :\1rs.
rlt>nt at the l 'm\'Nsitv of C.tlifor. HPien 'loungPr at Kl 3·~r.s7 or
nii.l at lk'rkrlc-y. ShE'.is prE''>Irlent :\·fr~. F:llnor Evnns at :\11 6-4jJ9
of heor ~ororlty. Alpha Dt>lta Pi.
Thl' prospective bridPgroom is I l..l.all-.a SaiU•• S1 .. , * CROWN HARDWARE * a mi'ml~·r or the-:'O't>wport Bt>ach~..... -.-'<'"' fi rm of HarwOOd. Heffernan Sf?: and :\fr". :\tilton Brrn or
and :iodl'n. He was gradu.:ttl'd Lido lsi(' With JZUI'«t'l, :\fr and
WK frum ~l'wport Harbor High ).fr-<. TN I Tl''<m.tn. arl' <'rul~lnJ't
CUT Sc-hnol. Pomona Colle(;«' and th<' .-out h•~rn ware~ ahoard th(' Lady t~~~~-~~~~~~~~=·~~~~~~~~W~A~Y~=====~~~=~=~~Ulil~·n~l;':£':~~il~)~'~o=f~C:h:ic:a:g:o~&:h:oo:l~o=f Cla 1~ Th~wll lpr~('~to ~a -Law. t.lllan. w hl'r(' t h~> Te<~ma n" plan
to Sp<'nd som.• tlmf', ::~nd th<'
Rrrns will ront1n ur thf>ir c-ruisP.
and .no place to finance your home
like our association
I Kolt t••Oiee wut a hame of their OWD, ud we an ...S, to Wp
roa owaJMN.I..andlaYblpud LouAIIOdatJou lib oun..U
8I0ft ._ .... tMa all otMr lundallDIUtatlaaa ecabiMcl. Stop tauci•'*..._•._Joua tlaat Ia ,.......u.d fw JMr '*IIIli • .
NIDWI Olii •aL•oa SAVINGS
AND LOAN · ASSOCIATIO.N ,.,. ~,,,~ •• ~. ,,., u. ••• ,..,, (/.,,.,,, ,, 4 •• _.,
·-VIA .............. OilMaN. eAL .... WIA -----Itt 11111••
• ,.,,. 111/ee, 1#17 East Coa•t /1/fllway, C•t••• d•l Mat
Telephone-both offlcea-ORiole 3-3130 · P. A. P81~Mr. P~etidMI ............. •••• ..n .... ~ ........... , ••• . ..-........ .,~ ... ...
~I<'J n 11 ml'. ~t.r. ,, nri :\1 '"· Willis I
Hunt. 14 Vi a T~lf''<tl'. Lido Jslt>.
ha\'1' lt'Cr by ,.oH for ~fa 7.atlan to
join thr Tt'smans .tnd bring the-m
bac-k homl'.
TOURS OBIEXT
~frs. Joseph R1.us. 211 Ea t
Bay Front. Balboa Island. Is tour.
ing l hl' Orif>nt. including Japan.
Honshu. Hakkairlo and Shikok u.
She w ill rl'turn home in early
summer.
KJWJ EJfTEIIT AlJifED
:\1 ~. D. F. Howard of 1228 :\fa.
rlan Way. Harbor Highlands.
Pntertainf'd memtx>rs of the Kiw i
Club at heor hom£' April 13. Thf'
group was rt'prt> ('ntati\'E' of Long
&>ach-Orange-County Chapter.
DESEIIT ROlfE
~fr. and M rs. Georgf' Butcola
ot 661 Via Udo Soud. Lido I Je.
ha\'e bet>n di\•l ding their time be·
twf'f"n th<'lr homE' hert' and onE'
at Indian We-lls E"tatt's in Palm
Springs.
*
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•
• • •
Surround Y our set! ·., •. • h
these deltcc!e f emma:c
floral Fragrances Now
at BIG SAVINGS ••.
SPRA Y COLOGNE
for Your Pa:-ty
THERE IS
A DIFFERENCE
PARTY GOODS
Holllftark Hon ~
com~», anoth.r ovt-
sta~ng ••omple of
craftsmanship and
floir fOf YQ\If year-
' ovnd entertotning .
We're Hallmorlt
Party Heodquorters.
Viiit us 100n for all
YOUf needs
•
Bleck so':!1 w~.·c s--::.~
ar.d r.::-d s,... .. :;
J:'.:-" ·' s:::::l
Req. 53.50 Value-NOW $1.75
Th e Periect hmr :iress
::r 'he man w ho w a:;!s to be
well groomed
AT LA-sTI
A 100"
'HI5, AS« YOUI DIALER AIOUT .THIS
,.,_ HAll PI"AIAnON.
fhe Novae for Me .. , IM.
We G 1ve
Mother·a
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a.D&f ....... ....
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'*HORACE ENIIGN
Bu11es didn't blow at Mariners
School on ApriJ 11, but the trum·
pets did. The Horace En.alen
land, the Harmoneers. and Triple
Trio presented a prog. a m to "de·
nlop Interest In thf' .Iorace En·
aJen mualc proerarn ," accordinl
to Dick Watts, instructor. Judy
Coke!', an elehth grader, sang a
eolo; Ricky Phares rendered •'Llt·
tle Bop Riding Hood," a popular
novelty number. Bill Lynd In·
atructs the vocal music groups.
The same group traveled by
achool bus to the Newport
Heights School Friday, April 14,
to give an identical program. • • •
PLAJfJIIIIG naiDDTI: J..._ a-PJTIIITat auty l'udDIIad ad ...._ d-. flll'bat
llobby ~ (L to r.) ... .....,.laaldat an ... --ta t• ...., ....... u..,_ .....
The Horace Ensign lnstrumen·
tal music group, band a nd or·
chestra, will participate In the
Southern CAlifornia Regional Mu·
slcal Festival at Chapman Col·
lege a nd Ora~ge High School.
Orange1 Friday and Saturday,
Apr1121 and 22. according to Dick
Watts, instructor. Bo t h groups
won prizes In the local festival.
ecta lad .... tbe s..a.'a-...... a.u ....... ..-ny, .. ad tbe _. ... , ......... ,..__
Senior, Junior Oass Presidents Plan
Final Student Body Adivities of Year *HARBOR VIEW
Robby Winterbotham a nd Rus
ty Packard are feverlshly en·
gaged In Innumerable year-end
activities that annually plague 1 Senior and Junior Class presi·
d..-nts.
Senior president WintNbotham
Is presently negotiating for the
traditional class gift that is do·
nated to the school by each grad·
uating class. This year the plan
calls tor the Senior Class to join
screen for the auditorium.
the Junior and Sophomore Class.
es to buy a new proje<.·tor and
~cause of the large number
of students purchasing year·
book<> this year, the Senior Class
will conduct the Gca1leoa ''sign
party" at Davidson Field the aft·
ernoon of Galleon dlstrl bution.
Friday. Jun~>. 9. That same night
the Senior Class will sponsor a
''seniors only" Galleon s{gnlng
dance in the SO<'ial nail and ad·
joining Girls' Gym.
The dance held from 7 to 9:30
p.m. will fea ture the senior
Rhythm Boys, John Gries.~er and
Jack George, and there will he a
volleyball court Sf>t up for spnrts
enthusiasts.
Junior Clas.c; presld..-nt Rusty
Packa rd has contracted the use
of the Rendezvous Ballroom. for
the Junior·Senlor Prom on !\!on·
day. :\iay 29. An advantage to
having the prom May 29 Is that
thNe will bf> no school the fol·
lowi.ng day bN'a U!l{' of .\ff'morlnl
u u 0 0 0 0. 0 ••• ,• 0 • • • • 0 • • 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 •
CHIJRCHES
4 • • e • • • e p O p 0 • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • 0 • • •
Cbrlat Cburdl by the Sea. Ba I·
be-a -The Rev. Edward Smith
w tll prf'aC'h on "Not Again" at
9:30 anrl II a.m. ~wr\'IC'cs Sun-
Fi~t .MNhodist Churrh of Ful·
INton Hf' rrtirC'd from ar tiv..-
minislr}' in Junl'. 19;:;9. • •
day. "Basic Christian Belirfs" Luthercm Cbwcb of the Maater,
will b<.' tht' subjc('t of an adult Corona del :\fM-Thr Rrv. Dou~
class taught by R..-v. mith iUo',..._~y.·l'ss<'l l'l' srrmon fr.r thf' 9:31l
8 p.m. Sunday in th£' parsonage. .tnd t 1 a.m ~u ncl;1~ ;...-.n·H'I'' will
337 ,anta Ana A\e .. ="<'WI'Ort ot~ "Ha,·<· You not r.<'a<l Th :-
H<'ights. Dr. Arthur Hobson. as· Scripture?"
sorwh.' pastor. will tear h an ---------,-
ndult d as-; a t the !<am<> hour in
roo:n 6 in thl.' church on the
Paultn<' L<'ller. \\'r"l<.'yan Sf'r·
,·ic·p "ill mrPt at R p.m .. \ton·
Ulitersalist Wome•
Elect Irs. Wilso1
rl,,~· .. -\prtl 2:>. tn tho .. home M :\Tr. :\Irs. \'trginia \\'ll~n of C'oro-
ar.rt •. :\tr". C.1l.' in :'ttll\\1'11, 2j()'7 I n.1 dri :\lar wa f'IN·trtl p~e•ndent ll •lo~) L,tn<'. ::-.;I.'WJ>Ort llf'lght.._, ,f tht' ASSO<'tallon of l nt\'N!>,II·
, ... , \\'omc·n a t tlt<' n•l"f'nt mf'f't·
tn~ he ld dl thf' thur. h. 12'1!1 \'11
rnna ::.r .. Co.;t a :\lc .... l
Day. a national holiday.
Rusty has a rranged for Warren
Darker's ten-piece orchestra to
play prom night., Warren Baker
composed the music to the s uc·
cessful TV S<.'rles "77 Sunset
Strip" and "Kondike."
Fifth and sixth grade children
intNested In furthering their
musical knowledge and singing
regularly have formed the spe·
cial chorus at Harbor VIew. Miss
Apna Katherine Harris, music
tea cher for the Newport Beach
School District, began working
W-..1 1 a• with the children several months -I'IW ,... Ill ago.
Funeral servl<'es lor Woodrow Increased interest by the chil·
0 . Krause, 46. Apt. D. 1401 Bay· drt'n. and a desire to leave the
sld<> Dr.. ~ewport Bt-ach. were s..-hool day as free of lnterrup·
held Tuesday in th<' Brown Co· tion as possible. brought a
Ionia! Chapel. Santa Ana. with change to the chorus. They be·
thf> Re,·. Rotwrt BohhaiJ of the I gan meeting weekly a fter S<'hQOI
EptSl'Opal Church of the ~e.ssiah. hours to practicl.'. In spite of the
Santa Arra. officiating. handicap, the children rontinued
to enjoy the program off<.'red by
Miss Harris. UNDERGOES &UBGEBT • I. )trs. Don Koi,·isto. 321 Ramona
Pla<'f'. Costa l1esa. is recovering
from major surgery. Sh<.' is well
known In acti\'ilies of the New-
JlOrt Harbor Business anr1 Pro·
frs!.IOMI Women·~ Club and
othN organizations.
EXHJBmON SLATED
T hr• :'J<'wport Harbor Co unci I of
C'hurc h.-.s announres an rxhlbl-
lion nr r·hu rr h arrhitN·ture and
a rt at ton \\'. Coast Hwy., l'\1'\\'·
p rt Bl'aC'h. Apri l 2-l-~. !rom 10
t.m to :i p.m. ThP exhibition
Enoch Anderson of La Mesa,
thf' newly elf'Ct<'d district mas.
ter. was an honorf'd guest at the
rec·<'nt mt'rlng of Anchor Lodge
648. Vasa OrdN ol America. Ar·
t'Ompan~'ing him w..-re Hu~o
Wickstrom. exN·utiv<' b o a r d
member of Dis trict 15. nnd his
wifl' The nrxt meeting will b.-
)iay G. when a mother's day
program is scheduled.
'" spon~orrd b\' th£> Judson BAJfiSTEJI SLIDE8 BUBT Stu~lo<~ of Los Ar;gel('s in rollab. Jerom£> E. Scanlon. 5, of 117·
;ra~o~ w1th local arc hitect 28th Sr .. N.-wport Beach. suffNed
rf' <>nr k Hodgdon. I head Injuries when he was slid·
lng down a banister and f<.'ll
LEGAL JfOTtCJ" about 10 feN to a cement walk
CITY OF NE'WPORT BEACH at 2812'~ \\'. Oct'an Front, ~ew·l
CAUFOIL'IliA port ~ach, at 8 :33 a .m . Sntur.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be day, April 1.). Newport police re·
received at the oltice ot the City ;>ortcd. He was lak«>n by ambu-
Clerk. City Hall. City ot Newport lanrl' to Hoag Hospital for treat-
Beach, Calltornla, u ntil 10:30 I ment.
r\. :\1. on th.-4th da\' of Mav --------
1961a at which time they will b~ AT ROME ON MESA
publkly opened and read. for
performing work as follows:
('0:-J:o;TRUCTIO:'-J OF (' 0 ;-.;.
CfU·:TF: Sf:,\WALL AT LIDO.
ISLf: BRIDGE.
:\faking her first home for hN
husband in Costa M<.'sa Is r4'·
cf>ntly wed Mrs. Hugh Ct\Uds. the
forml.'r Miss Margan•t Stockwell
of Balboa. She· Is the daughter
* IIAIIIIOB IBGH
Robert Haitey, member of the
science department at Newport
Harbor Hilh School, hu been
1ranted a National Science Poun·
dation Scholarship to study at
Colorado State University this
summer for 8 weeks. His rouraes
will Include a study ol ecoloey.
eeolory a nd Rocky Mountain
fauna and flora.
Mr. Halley Is the 10th member
of the Harbor High faculty to
win recognition by the National
Science Foundation for aummer
study. Other winners are Dwirht
Dorman, Robert Fry, William
Gannon, Martha Hawkins, Rob·
tort House, John Johnson, Webe,er
Jones, Dwight Roberts and Don·
aid Simpson.
GOP Women
Meet Monday
Newport Harbor Federa ted Re·
publlean Women will meet at
10:30 a.m. Monday, April 24, for
another study session. Mrs. Wil-
liam Bents. 305 Lindo,· Balboa.
will be hostess.
Mrs. Robert Marshall will
speak on "Organization and Qp.
eration of Our Municipal Gov.
ernm'ent." She is a member of
the Newport &>ach Planning
Commission, past president of
the Woman's Civic League, and
secretary of C.litornla Young Rc·
publicans. She also is a member
of the State and County Central
Committees for the Republican
party.
Betrothal Is
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Geor1e H. McFar.
land of 3700 Ocean Blvd., Corona
del Mar, announce th~ enaalt'·
ment of their dau1hter, Lynn, to
Raymond Nordwlck and th~ late
Montana. and Tuc:son. Arizona.
Mr. Nordwlck Is the son of Mr.
Raymond Norwlck and the la..te
Mrs. Nordwlck of Poplar.
Lynn Ia annou ncing the en·
Ka&ement thla wHk to her soror-
Ity sisters of Delta Delta Delta
at the University of Arizona.
She Is a fourth generation Call-·
fornlan, and waa born on Balboa
leland. attended the localliChOOIA
and was araduated from tiew·
porf Harbor Hllh School. She
made htor debut at the Children's
home Society Ball In December.
1957, and she will be graduated
from the Unlv~rslty ot Arizona In
Junto. Mr. Nordwlck attended the
Universities of Montana and Arl·
zona, where he was a member of
S11ma Alpha E~lon fraternity.
The youna couple plan to be
married In the fall of this year
and will divide their time be·
tween Poplar and Tucson.
J.IIOIITII·OLD TOT DIES
Russene Gall Stiles, 3-month·
old daughter ol Mr. and Mrs.
Larry R. Stiles of El Cajon and
formerly of Coeta Mesa, passed
away Sunday with pneumonia.
Funeral servict's will be held at
2 p.m. today, April 20, In Seal
and Sheets Westcllff Chapel,
Costa Mesa.
KAME LilTED Ill EUOB
The name ol Dr. Charles Dier·
enfield. pastor of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian C~urch. was in·
cluded In e rror last week in an
advertisement of one ol the
school board candidates. Dr.
Dlerenlleld explained that It is
For •• ,_ ~9 ...H., ul the I h is policy not to endorse any
bejt." ,tdHidl"-9 C... OliN J-0110. candidates In elections.
The Plush Poodle
DOG BEAUTY SALON
"E n •rythlng Plush ... But th<' Pric<.'"
RAVE TOUa LJ1TLE
POODLE GBOOMED
MUE TOva
APPOINTMENT EABL T
Call
HYatt 4-7737
Why Dot get ber
what abe beD
always waated.
A Outfy poodle
pappy. Ttay
to'P or aaall
mla1crtuns.
AU colon For
Sale at . • .
1350 IOVTII COAST BJQIIWAT-LAGUJIA IEACB .
1011 P081'1D .....
A eon. Thomu Barton, 6 lb.
15 oz., wu born to Mr. and Mrs.
H~nry Seymour leek of 1026
Whit~ Salla Way, Harbor VIew
Hilla, In Hoa1 Ha.pltal on S.tur·
day, April 8, '!'be "lr&ndparents
are Mr. and Mn. J. A. ~k of
Balboa laland.
EL&C'I'IOif II&DDIG 1ft
A dinner dance wtth apec1al
~nt~rtalnm~nt at the lal~
Yacht Club wUI be featured May
11 when th~ Ctirona Hllhlands
Association holds Jts annual
election meetlna. accordlna to
Dr. Howird Farwell, president.
NOW-HALF PRICE
Sale
Hundr.tda of boob
at haU-price
NOW-HALF PRICE
Sale
Entire stock of
globe. at haU price
NOW-HALF PRICE
Sale
Stationery and
cards at haU-price Coro:~a del Mar Cooqreqatiooal
Church -Till' R•'\. Eel\\ 111 C
(;nmkr wtl l pr!'al'h o n "The
Chri-<ti:tn An«\\N t o C mmu n·
tsm" .tt !):30 and I I am. ;..(•n··
ice~ Sunday. Nur-;ery ear(' will
be provld<'d for both hours.
Churel\ school will bf' hrld at
9:31) a.m. Junior Ht gh I'Pllow1-h lp
and Senior Pilgrim F'..-Jiowship
will meet in the chur('h at 6:30
p.m. Sunday.
:\lr«. Ruth Ft'iN..tbr•ncl uf Ba t
boa Island i<: \ l!'f'·PT•''"',..nl: :\J r..,
LN' Rosch of ::-.;~'''port, ~,.rrl'·
·.u y; .Mrs. Constanco• CapC'h art.
rre~surf'f. Th1·y wt ll bl' ln;.t,tl lNl
ot th<' :\<luy m<'<'t ing :11 thr lt omr·
nf )1rs. \\'a lte-r Sr·hilling of C.ol
h iJ<'l. h-land. No bid will be rect'Jved unless
It Is made on a proposal form of C. F. Hobbys o~I~P~a~s~a~d~e~n~a~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~::;:::::::::::::::::~ ~~~~~~~--------~
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UDIYencrUat Cburch. eo.ta Meaa
-"Ht'resy Is in thr Air Again'' i~
the theme chos('n by Dr. Charles
Clare Blauvelt for his sermon at
the 10:30 a.m. service Sunday. • •
CJuletlcm S e l e a e e ChDI'dlft.
~Pwport Beach. Corona del Mar
anrl Costa Mes.1-How hnpe is
str.-ngthenf'd through spintual
unt1erstandtng of thr Btble will
krynote thts Sunday's le~<;On ·
"E'rmon on "Proba tion Arter
Dl'ath." The goldl'n t('Xt is from
R..-velatlon t3:S 1. "He that over-
cometh. the samr shall he cloth·
cd In whit.-raiment." • •
St. Jam"' Epilcopcrl Church.
:'Jrwport Bt>ach-The Rev. Robert
Washer of thr Gard<>n Grove Me·
thorlis t Chur('h will preach at the
9:11 and, 11 a.m. Su nday serv.
if'~'"· Holv C'ommunion will be
r..-lcbratcd at 8 a.m. • • •
lcllboa lalaad N e t Ia o d h t
Church-The Rev. Henry Irvi ng
Rasmus Jr .. former pastor at the
Balboa Is land c hur c h. wit(
prrach at the 9:30 and ll a.m.
Sunday services. He served here
from June. 1937. to January.
1939. when ht' was called to the
Rummace Sale Pl1111~ 1 furnlsher1 by the City Engineer . Each bid must be accompanied
Thr As!<OciJtion or t;nlvNsal· by (cash; certified check or bid·
is t Women wtll hold tts annual der's bond) made payable to the
rummag..-salf' April 28 and 29 City or Newport Beach, for an
at 188 E. 17th St., Costa Ml'sa. amount equal to at least ten per
The committee includes Mr!l. cent 00%) or the amount bid,
Ruth F..-ierabend, chairman: ~rs. such guaranty to be forfeited
Ralph Jacoby. assistant: Mrs. should the bidder to whom the
:\lartha Rilchif', Mrs. Virginia contract Is awarded fall to enter
Wilson and ~1rs. Ruth Dawson. Into the contract.
sales ladies: :\Irs. Constanc·..-In accordance with the pro-
Capehart and :\I rs. Alief' Lewis, visions or Section l'T70 of the La·
1-ac;.tl*r& Anyone wish.in~ to do· bor Code. the Cl'! Council of the
nate articles may rail Mrs. Ar· City of Newport
thur Lynch. Ll 8·5120. or Mrs certalned the gen~ral Ina
Walter &hill ing. OR 3·0181. or rate ot per diem wages In the
bring the items to the bullding locality In which the work Is to A -1 27 be perfonn~d for ~ach craft or
prl . type or workman or mechanle
SOX FOB MA TTESOKS
A son. Thoms Louis. 9 lb. 6 oz ..
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Matteson. 700 ·t~th St., Cliff
Haven, In Hoa g Hospital on Sat·
urday, April 8. He joins his hro·
thers. Richard. 2 and John, 14
months, in tht' family.
VOYAGE COMPLETED
Again at anchor In local Wft·
ters is the Lyle Harbour's
Tradewinds which has just re·
'turned them back to Lido from
a month In the CAlifornia Gulf.
·needed to execute the conttact
and Is set forth In ~solution
No. 5198. A copy of said Resolu-
tion JJ avaJlabl~ In the otflce of
the City Clerk In the City of
Newport Beach.
All bids are to be compared on
the basis of th~ City Englneer'a
estimate of the quantltla of
work to be done.
No bid will be accepted from
a Contractor who haa not been
licensed In accordance wlth the
provisions of Chapt~~ 9, Division m of Bualnesa and Proleulona
Cod~.
This Fabulous 4 lk!droom Home on l .l Acres Will Be Offered at
Plans may be eeen. and lonna
of pi"'ppM!. bond&, contract, and
speclOeatlona may be obtained
at the otrlc:e ol the Clt;y Enatneer, PUBLIC AUCTION
Sunday altternoon.' May 7th, at 2:30 sharp, at 9631 STANFORD
ST , G ARDEN GROVE. CALIFORNIA. Consists of 4 bedrooms.
den. family room, llvlrig room. kitchen, 3 baths, separate
mAid's or iUMt's quarters, approx. 20x40 heated 6 liltered
pool. badminton court, and.has every con~lvable convenience
Including air condltJonJng, etc. It contains over 4600 Aq. feet
and cost over Sll6.000. It was onct' featured In HOME MAG·
AZI~E.
City RaU. Jfewport lleaeb. CaU·
fornJa. A l'f'fundable ,depoelt of 15.00
on each let ol plana and apeclfl.
catlon.a will be r.qul.recl.
'ftle apedal attutlon ol pre.·
]*tift bldcJera .. ea1led to the "JJNpoeal ............,.. and
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
CGnctltlonl .. anMJIIId to the blanlr
farm o1 propaul lor full dine·
don .. to blcldlq .... The Clf7 ol !f.-part Jleeell ,..
..,.. tbe rlpt to reject &II)' ot
all blcll and to walft &n1 In·
........ ~In Rdl bld8.
April 2.1rd and April 30th. 2:00 to 4':30 p.m . a.nd on May 7th.
10:00 a.m . to time or sale. OtheP ahowfna by appointment.
Prop.rty can be told with very attractive t~ITnS. For more
_det~ll call or write lor free brochure by contactlnf
PIDL HANIOif. REALTOR • AUcno·-HE£1-a ....,.. K?a u .., ...
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PLANNING STARTS FOR MISS MILUM . HONORED
BY DADS-DAUGHTERS 1961 DEBUT ANTE BALL
Attention already 11 beln1
fOCUMCI on ta. lJil Debutante
Ball with the namlna ot pauon· eeen whoee duUn wUl Include
choice of the debutantes them·
.elvee.
at her home recftlt.IJ In honor of
patro~ ol boeh the 1960 and
1961 bella. '11\e affair was a
momln1 coUee, informaUy ar·
raneed to pr~nt ball committee
and board members of the New·
port Harbor Auxiliary of the
Children's Home Society, which
sponsors the baiL
Husbendl wtll be lnvlt@d to SUR¥ tOR aet-aequaJnted at a eoekull· · 1:
Somethlna unique wu the
Father-Dau1hter shower whlcll
was arranaed by Ml• Jody Lleb
of 2JS MPrnlna Canyon Road,
Sbore Cliffs. Honor~ IUHt wu
tthyllla Milum, ot l215 Nottlna-
ham' Roa4, WntcUff. who will
becom. the bride ot Mike Marr
ol San Marino Jun. 24.
Featherston and ~ Feather·
ston; ~ ttaren Watner and
Fred Waaner: MlM Jlfancy Bty·
ant and a. M. Hendrick&; M'-
Susan Brown and Larry Brown.
and Mrs. Lowell Ander110n.
party arranted b)' Irvin. THrace
A.uoclates of tbe Oraqe County LOr A8f&fi
Phllharmonle Society at 8 p.m. IOHJif W. BATJ'Y • Licensed
Dr. Ed Milum, father of the
aue11 of honor, waa one of the
men 1olnlne the festivities. Lin·
gerle was s howered upon the
bride-to -be and the evuln1 wu
spent playln1 charades and
singing to the Milch Miller tele·
vision program.
A sp-.rhettl and wine dinner
preceded the openine of 1lfls. ~Usa Milum, a Harbor Hlah
School araduate, Will be JradU·
ated from the University of San·
ta Ba1bera In l1,1ne with a dea~
In education. She plana to teach
In Arcadia next year. She Is a
member of PI Beta Phi.
Her fiance al110 will be erad-
uated from the University of
Santa Barbara In June. He 1.1 a
Kappa Sl1ma and Is majorina In
&OCiolol)'.
Gu~ts at the shower Included
Mrs. Jay Shore and Dr. Georae
Shor<': Mls.<~ Charneth Stareee
and Ken Stare1e: Miss Diane
We planned e
picture here · •
. . . but the led 1
mi,sed · · · ·
So-
Wende Schweneke
of
Carone del Mer
invites you
to
Clinic· Is Topic
At Meeting
JEAIOI~ IB~IUEB
Mrs. B. N. Desenberg. chair· '
man of the board tor the South
Coast Child Guidance Clinic. will
s~ak at the monthly meetlne of
the Democratic Woman's Club of
Newport Harbor at J 1 a.m . Wed-
nHday, April 26. In the Villa
:Marina Resuurant. Mrs. James
E. Harrlnaton, presJdent. has a n·
Girls' League
Beets Cabinet nounced.
There will also be an open for·
um on current events with all
in attendance partlclpatlne. A
buffet luncheon will be .erved at
noon.
Tickets will be ava ilable for
the "Serenade to Summer" Dt>mo·
cratic Gala semi-formal dance to
be held at 9 p.m. May 6, In the
Retail Clerk's Auditorium, "8530
Stanton Ave., Buena Park. In·
formation "'and reservations may
be made by calllaa Mrs. Axtater
OR 3·0787, Mrs. Joyner Ml 6· 1453
or Mrs. Harrlnaton OR 3-6525.
TUV&LIIfQ Ill IIA~AU
Now In Hawaii for slaht.~eelne
followlnl attendance of the Man·
agement Conference of the
United States Savina• and Loan
League are a contingent of man·
ageme nt of Newport Balboa Sav.
lnes lc. Loan Assn., Newport
Beach. They lnclu~ Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Palmer. Miss Agnes
Blomquis t, Miss Florence Earl
and Mr. and Mrs. Emery S. Han·
son.
(From the Harbor Blah Beacon>
Junior Jeanne Brubaker was
selected Girls' Leaeue president
for the 1961-62 school year In
the Girls' Leque elections held
In the auditorium foyer Ma rch 22.
Membt>ra of the cabinet who
will assist Jeanne next year are
Loulse Feeney. vice-president;
Karen Severance. se<'retary; Pam
Smith. treasurer. and Bonnie
Pierce. historian.
Senior C I ass repre~ntative
will be Chris Peterson; Kathy
Bjorkland will represent the jun.
iors; and the sophomores will be
represented by Rozile Rlcha~ds.
Chris and Pam will be the only
1lrls returning to the cabinet
next year.
A formal installation of the
new officers was held irt the
home arts dining room April 5
at 6 p.m. The new c:abinet is
presently preparing to present
the annual Gi rls' League mother·
dauehter tea. and the spring fa.
shlon show.
Mrs. Martin Lockney, 801 Via
Udo Nord, Udo Isle. was h011tess
'Get in Pink'
Is Theme for
Ebell/ Party
"Get In the Pink for Summer"
Is the \'nticine theme C'hosen by
EbeU Club of Newport lk-aC'h for
Its luncheon brldae party and
fuhlon s how at 12:30 p.m. toddy.
April 20, at the clubhouse. 513 W.
Balboa Blvd., Balboa. Mrs.
Edythe Barnes. president, and
Ways and Means director. Mrs.
Feraus McKay, are working with
committees to lru;ure the success
of the affair.
Bay Department Store of BaJ .
boa will show fu hlons. Mrs.
Roger Hannaford will ro·ordinate
the show and Mrs. Basil Peter·
~n will · commentate. Club
members who will model Include
the Mmes. James W. Buell. Lee
Wood, Harry H. Casey, Carl Got·
tuso. Eueene Black and Roger
Hannaford.
The luncheon committee In·
<'ludPS the Mmes. P. J. Wilson.
Logan Jackson. Clayton Thomp·
son. Albert Sparkes. Theo Rol>lns.
W. H. Gamble. E. A. Rogers. H.
S. McCreeor, G. I. Gordon and
K. G Millt-r
A pink decor on-star e and
luncheon tables Ls planned by
Mrs. John B. Colby. Card table
prizes are the Inspiration or Mrs.
Cha rles Larhelere. "Inbetw~n
ers" will serve Juncht>on.
Mrs. Robert Andrews, Auxll·
lary president. welcomed guests.
Patronesses honored included
the Mmes. Howard Ahmanson.
Bewley· Allen. Stuart Babrork.
Wallace Barnes. Robt>rt Beau-
champ, Joseph Allan Seek.
Clarence ~semeyer. Lawrence
Brow~. WaHer Burroughs. Joseph
Carver. Jesse Ross Castendyck.
RIC'hard Snow Castle. Clarenre
Cooper. Earl George Corkett.
Vilan Co u r h . Elis ha Avery
Clary. James Eymann. L)'man
Howes Farwell. ~rge Fruehl·
lng. Robert Gardner. Edward
GrOt'nendyke. Elton Hallett. A.
Alexandc>r Hamilton. David Hill.
Edgar Hill. George Holstf'in Ill.
John PPrcv Hurndall. William
Kirby. William Lee. ~1oreland
Leithold. Burt Lowen Jr . r.c>rald
Lynch, Alan MiC'klc. Emory
Moore Jr .. John Murdy Jr .. Net.
son Neice. Marshall Nl<'d~ker.
Paul Nissen. H. ~forgan Soble.
Paul Palmer. Edwvd Pellegrin.
0 . W. RiC'hard. Haster Ring. Paul
Milton Rogers. John Scudder. E.
H. Skinner. Cla rence Smith.
Harvey Somers. William Spur-
lleon nr. Richard Stewart. Ha rry
StlC'kler. Charles Thomas. Ed·
ward Warmington. Thomas Web·
ster and George Yardley Jr.
BPW -Installs
Slate Tonight.
Mrs. He len Cole will be in·
stallE-d as president or thf> ~ew.
today. Aprll 20. T he party. un·
der direction of Mrs. WilHam C.
Chadwell. 518 Ange lita Drive.
wUJ take place at Irvine Coast
Country Club.
The affair is designed to in·
trodut'«' husbands. not only to
ea ch other, hut also to some of
the purpos.s or Irvine Terrace
Aasoclates.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brelln, who
re~ntly retu rned from a· trip
around thP world. ~·Ill show
tilms which they brought back
with them.
Women Voter
Unit fo Meet
"Purse Stnng Problems 1n our
C1t1es" will be dlsc~d at 10:30
a.m. ·by City Managc>r Robert
Sh.-lton or NPWJ)C?rt BeaC'h and
Cjty ~tanager Jay 'Mert'«'r ot f.a.
guna Beach at a luncheon meet·
1ng o! the Pre Provisional League
ol Women Voters o! Orangt> Coal'l
Thursday. April 21. In the Hur -
IPy Bell Restau rant. Corona del
Mar.
The afternoon spt-akl'r will be
.\frs. Wilson Hines of Pasadena,
who will talk on "The Feminine
Touch In Local GovPrnment." She
1s C'urrently a membf'r of the
Pasadena planning C'ommlsslon.
past pre ldt>nt of t h~ Pasadena
LeaguP of Women Voters and
founder of the Pasadena Beaut!·
ful Foundation.
League meml>t'rs a nd guests
are lnvltc>d to make their resei·
,·ations prior to ~onday. April
2~. with Mrs. Joseph Slap at
~~ 6-3303 or ~" Stanton Tavlor
at ~11 6-1947. •
TICKTOCKERS ARE BUSY
AS SEASON NEARS END
port Harbor Business and Prof~. C I I _..
sional Women's Club a t ~ p.m.llll 1111.-..
tonight. April 20. in thf' :'\ewport )frs Arthur 0 Paxton. 2001 AI· Harbor Yacht Club by Mrs. ~1ary ~ac>gell. club member a nd ottl· lu ra Drtv<'. ln•ine TNrace. was
t'«'r of the San OrC'o dlstriC't or host~ for a Pn> dmnN party at
BPW clubs. thr Paxton homP Collowt>d by
Olher of!C'Ns to be in tailed dinnrr at the Balboa Bay Club
Swft Slllrt
IISUIIAIJ
Ticktockers of the National
Charity League, Newport Chap·
ter. are rounding out a year of
varied activities.
Intermediate n cktockers. 9th
and lOth eraders. supervised by
Mrs. Moraan Noble and Mrs.
John L. Glass. sent out lnvita·
tlons for a fashion show at the
C'Oncluslon of a charm course:
~1odels were Susan Cunningham.
Vanderbilt a nd Jean Walls. are l\·tr!l. Vera Lili<'nthal. \'let>· rec>t>nt ly. The affair wa!< to hon·
Susan BusiN and Stacy Anne I presidPnt: :0.1rs. !'\ancy ~1lddleton. or :\ilss JeanNte Teriro and Gre~ory Larkin Dean before their Schilling or thf' J uniors gave a second vk '-'·Prt>sidPnt: A I m a marrlagr.
bundle sw imming party for 12 Rush. r~ording ~rretary; Doris guests at the Buster home in Croxon, rorresponding secrf'tary. (;u<'st~ atiPnding were Mrs. Louis C~>il a. mothPr or Miss Santa Ana recently. and Nettie Wise. trl'asurC'r. Tem-o: :\t n:-. Samu<'l Wf'avN of
The Tlcktocker Thrift Shop. whic·h supports Casa Angelita a.-4 ..._ Emit" ,.,u ....... , ___ , \Lido lsi<'. Mrs Jar k :\1a honey of .. , .._ Tustin. )tr . ha rles Paxton o!
home lor girls in Costa Mf'sa. wMcr;pticMI ...ty $) • per. $1 fer J co~t.l MC'M and Mrs Antony
be_n_e_f_lt_e_d_b_y_t_h_e_b_u_nd_l_e_s_. ____ ..-_ .... _oa __ to_L_E_l..QMO. _______ IJ(>It ramo or M uth Gdt<' and ~tM;.
Art hur Bradll'y.
431 HelJotrope • SuJte 2
Corona del Kat
CaJJ ORJole 3·0S13 Anytime
.PORT ·
Starrine
Lee Remicl'-Yves Mont and
MURDER.
-· ''1\NC I
Starrlnl
PETER fALl(
Academy Award Noml~
M e s .~ ..,. '
Ul-1-CDITA .....
ITABTIIIG WD.. Aftll. 11
Burt Lant-aster
Jf'an Simmons
In ..Elmer Gantry ..
Also Sh~rle)• Ma<'Lanto
JaC'k Lemmon
In
''The Apw tuwDt ..
L I 0 0 .-"·,
a...-. ..........
ITAfturQ WED.. AftiL II
Robert Mltrhum
Deborah Kerr In
.. Sundowners"
Also
Howard Trt'vor in ·-so-cmd to .....
C ome in e nd
See her
Pre-Summer Showing
of
Pasadtna • ·upland
Susan Hayton. Lynn Noble. ~at· AND. ERSON TARNOWSKE ty Maypole. Denise Pickering. •
Paula Rogers. ~tary Susan Ar··
nold. Na ncy Glass. Pamela vows · '
Smith. _Gretchen Cole and J ean ' ARE RECITED CHURCH DIRECTORY
Ntu:port Stacia
Happy Fashions
For daytime
For Sports
For Codteils.
We have the
i"lgredients for
Yo ur hoppy
recipe for
Fashion right
Clothes · · · · ..... , ....
piCk: trtllll roii·OII-•I•Cl. l VI ~.,.,. T~11 ........ _.,vorl 11191
• art on
or Be•ery H '
so~ w.,, 19th St.
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PI .. IIICICY
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COJM)IIA D&L IIAil
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IEWPIIT PID IPIIT Filii.
• hdeCK ....... ,._ ,.._013-tiSO
HALF J)AY BOAT
a.-.... A.ll .... 11 ....
M8ltll .. Cldll -....
BARGE GEOBGIA OPENS MAY 13 ... ......... ,... .......... -~
Allaltlll. OS'•a
~tlitiMe .. ......,
SAVI TIWI AND TROUILI
Order ANY Book by T .&.phone
PCMtecJe Paid ~,. in U. S.
by . lOOK ORDER SERVICE
Stickle ..
Junior Titktockers and their
Patroness C'halrmen. Mrs. Ches-
ter Sall$bury and Mrs. Robt>rt
Straitlff. r~ntly heard Gall
Gravel'. OCC student, talk and
show slides of her AFS stay for
one year with a family In Switz·
erland. Ustenine with interest
were · Anne Barnesen. Christine
BuC'<'ola. Susan Buster. llarriet
Collin~. Christine Frederkks.
Lauri'-' Ann Loveland. Leslie Mes~n~trr. Jaime Michelaen. Ali ·
son Nobi{'. Stacy Anne Schilling,
C'hrlstint> Sparling. Kathy Wat·
son. TNry Aune. Cathy Baker.
Jurly Cok{'r. Terry McLaughJJn,
Ann Overlease. Leah Roters.
Carol Rose. Sandra Ryael. Donna
Smith. Susan Straltlfl. Barbara
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Twenty boys and eirls from
the Harbor a rea have formed an
a ccordion band and will make
their first appearance Friday.
April 21. at Fairview Hospital.
With them will be their dads.
who have hel~ them organize.
Interested fathers are Burdett
Harrlson. 2541 Circle Drive. Bay
Shores. and William J. Coochey
Jr. of 207 Lillian Place. Co8ta
MHA. Mr. Harrison's son, Kent.
and youne Vlttor Coochey are
members of the orchestra.
Others are Bill Brown. Reggie
Hlauerra. Mike Steadman. Chris·
tine Walker. Diane Spacinsky.
.Joe GraiJ. Frank Krotzer, panny
O'Brien, Ann Diamond. Ot>bby
Cochran. Nicky Crala. Mike Mut-
ter. Mary Lou Leako~ki. Ron-
nie Crawford. ,-.rry Weede.n.
G.Yle Blown. Kalhl~n Tanaka.
Pauleete D a n I e I • o n • Ste\'en
lriJII, Joeepblne Durocher and
Hardet .l"rledrlcben .
••r~•••••••••rara' •••••
A street-length wltJt<' C'hantilly f t-rnda!C' Weddmg C'ho~p<-J. 5ant.l
lace suit was chosen by Miss Ju. 4na. w11h th<' R~.>v. Ro) 0 f ord
dJth Anderson for her mama ~" ortk aa ung
to Richard Tarnowske earlier 1h1~ ~t 1ss :"haron ~ta i npritP SN;\ Prl
month. .t !' mo~td n( honor 10 d I1ght blue
Both the bride and groom at· ~Ilk :-hantung shrath drPS!' :'h<'
tended Newport Harbor lllj!h ··a rnr cl a C'Olonia l bC'UQUN or
School. where the groom wa.., a I'Mnalioni :~ml tl<'i phlmum. B"''
basketball star. He is thC' son of man wa" Pat Han~haw. Ou nm I ~tr. nnd Ml'S. 0 . R. Tarnows ke of ArthofN. Larry Il lingworth Jn;l l
538 Tustin Ave., Newport H<'l$!hls1 Robert 8<-ach.J mp :-<'r\t>d ·"
Th<' bride l.s +h~ d .. ughtN of , ushers.
~frs. WaltN Ksondzek of 2013 Following I hi' ,,.t>dcl1 ng n it>~. 711
Arnold Ave .. Costa Mesa. She JZUcst gathC'rcd 1n the r'-'<'~'Pilon
a ttPndf'd schools In lndianapoll!< room or thl' cha pC'I 10 JZrt'<'t thr
before C'Oming to Harbor. young C'OupiP. )trs. w Kl'ondi.Pk I
Attend the Church
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CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUNITY
CHURCH
COIIQUQATJOIIAL
fl! I Ht-liotro!)f' AvPnue
Corona d<'l ~ta r, Cahr.
MOR!'tf~G WORSHIP
9:30 and 11 A.~t.
Churrh :5chool C'las~ 9:30a.m
Nursery for both houM;.
Edwin C. Gomke
Mtnister The brldt>·s unciC'. William ret'«'ived guf'l't~ 1n a be1gr shan 1
Winter. gave hN away m mar· tung suit with matchtng act'e:-
rlage. With ht>r larP ~Uit shr !'<>riPs. Shf' wort' a ron-ag€' of I;::============:
wore a s houlder . length veil of I grel'n cymbidiUm 01\:'h ids. Tht'
silk Illusion, held by a half groom· mothN worp a blut> c-htf·
crown of seed pearls and pal<' 1 fon !rock with matchmR a<'<'f'"
pink sequins. She cam<'d a ('as-sories and a purple throat{'d
cade bouquet of whi tt> carnations. I while orC'hid rorsage.
I"CltteS a nd stephanotis. Th<' t'«'tf'· The young rouple spent their
mony wa.s held Aprtl 8 at the hone)omoon at Palm ~pnngs.
~ lartr S•pplua ~ ' ~~·~~ Cnl1 l irk••r
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Ctroaa •11 Ku C&hf:r•!•
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111111 IlEA PIITY SliP
-Hollie's Party Supplies
INVJTAnoNS-DECORADONS, NOVELTIES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
A FAIRYLAND OF' PART\• FIXtX'S IXCLL"DING.
ceDte~
heli--ba.llooM.
puDcb CODCeDtrcztee
paper gooda
PERSONALIZED ~\ONOORAM.'\liNG avaiJabl~ for matchE'
ribbon• and all peper supplies
PUNCH BOWLS and CENTER PIECES TO RENT
CARDS FOR All OCCASIONS •••lr .......... J.aacl -.&. a..e .......... -a..,....
Jllnt *-to~~~ W@I'Y ,_..
FIRST CHRISnAN
CHURCH
Frankltn 0. Blxler. Jr. Minister
U 8·4178 . Parsonage Ll 8-5291
SU~OAY
9:45 .. . . ·-_ ... Bible School
10:4(, Chureh Service
!'i::lll Young Peoples' ~fHtlng
6:30 . . ...... Vt>sper Service
WEDNESDAY
9:30 am. Women's Bible Study
i :OO p.m ......... Prayer MNtlna
8 :00 p.m. . . .... Choir Practice
Nursery and Child Care
Provided
FII'Jt Christian Church
796 Vk tona at PlaC'f'ntla
Costa Mesa
LtJTHERAN CHURCH
Chu rch of thto Master
35-15 E&~t Coa ct Highway
Corona df'l Mar
The Rev. 0 We~~ll. Pastor
Phone: ORiole 3-5022
SUNDA \' SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-The Servtc.-e
9:30 A.M.-sunday SdHiol
11 :00 A.M.-na. Servb
WELCOME
HAIIOB
IAP11ST CHORal
ArMrtt'an aapun eon""Uoe
fal,._ Aw. at Fair Dr.
C.C. Mna
le¥. R~ lohn-.n. Paetor
Llt.Jim • IU 5·4110
ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Lido. ~('wport BeaC'I\
ORiole 5·0210
ThEt Rf'v. John H. Parke. Rector
SL.NDJ.\Y SERVICE3
8:00-llolv Communion
9:15-Farruly Service and
Sundav School
11 :00-~forning' Prayer a nd
Sermon
NuNt>t)' a nrl small child C'are
provided
Tlfl"RSOAY
10:30-Holv Communion and
Healing ~rvice
I Southern'
2411 East Coaat Jb9bway
Corooa del ,...,
Dr. D. A. aryoat. Pastor
Sunday !'1:hool !l:4Zi a m
:'\to~n1ng Worship HI ~
Tr.rrmn~ l "n1on 6:30 p m.
En•ntng Worship i .30
~hd "'N"k ~rnC'<' Wpd i .30
~u~ry at all St'rvk t>!'
A \\'um WPicome To You To
Attend Sunday.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES ----
FDIST cau.C. or CIDIIT,
ICJU!IST,
3303 Via Lido
Newport Bt"ach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15a.m. and 11 a.m. St:NOA Y "SERVlCES
9:15 • 11 a.m. WEDNESDAY EVENL'iG
MEE'MNG 8 p.m .
REAWNG ROOM-
3315 VIa Lido, Newport IMda
Open week days-
9a.m.to5pa. Wed~ys I A-ln.. 7:G p.aa.
1\leedays a.nd Frtda~
la.m.~_...., DCOIID ,.._ca-o~.aacaftii cw w.
iCIDi&f
• •• ;:at ...... .. c.... ... _ =:..c: • .....,
Sl1KDAY.. raoaa.
IS
ADDIBAT
n. W...,..n llleclli ........ ll.OOO; hth ....... fwnM. 1•
Dept. hM l.ued a pet'IDit ._ tM E. Oeeen ft., 1300: Dr. ltkbald
C'Oftatnlction .oladdldolw. lftdud· Hambleton. t.~. !13 IJndo.
Ina dormitory, at tbe Corona del 11M.
Mar ftre sta,tlon, 410 MartaoN e •aww llaGinl
Ave. The work wUI be clone b7 Leeter Smith. altetatlona, re.
the Fred ll«k CoMtnlctlon Co., move partlUon., 518 S anta Ana wtnntna bidder. A •1 ....,.
Followlftl permlta were t.ued ve .. -·""""·
durtna the put week :. • UJ.aOA III.AirD
.. • ... ., .., ........... Ylr llart1M and Alan .. ...,. ..
• ,_ 111, Jllwpwt • ...... Malta maJdq the trip.,...
,...,_. ..., raft on tile Colo· Larry bpp Sr., ......_,.t aclvWor,
-and Cluwnce lleCuUoeh. , ... JUwr from _..... to bn· nanaportatlon wa tuml8h.ct
s-taJ Dun over ~ W... by Dr . .,.._rt OlanMr, aua Ford,
'nw Explonn .,..., ~~ days Don A.~.h-. Bud Wrtaht. Harold
011 the rtwr Hoard foar rafts. H~t.-k, Leon Wllllama anc1 Don
Eadl raft waa ocapled b)' 4 per· McCallum The lftr and ma· e COIIOirl D&l. MAll Dorothy Clark Schmid, carport
G. D. Rowe, addition, 307 Lark· root u '*Ytna deck, 229 Pearl,
spur, $1,.200; Standard OJI,lnataU 1575; Edward -Beloln, alte'ratlona
7,500·Jallon taJlk, 25o16 E. Cout and repalra, 309 Onyx. 1900: I . V.
Hwy., $1,000; Martha Cottman, Colll.na. 1araae and apartment
10M and carried Jeocl and water . · ·
for the trtp. nae wind ~ tertat to bUild the rafta were ~~~~~~~~~~~~ atrong every clay, tbe l!xplorera hauled to the river by Advtaor .:
reported. and rala 'wu encoun· Frank Glockner a n d Kenny a. .,.. tile ...._.. ..._ e4·
wall, 415~ Marcuertte, $1~; added at l07 Rub-y, 113.290. ~AliNE PRIVATE William C.
e.rect one day. Slnootb drttUna Dutro. _.... r. tile....._
waa e~ ~ ~ the u~ r=================================================; wJth an occulonal aand bar Levi Perry, recess for rubblah e •EWJOIIT Howell, son of Mr. and Mr,.
container, 521 Acacia, $40; City B. Wynne, wall, 3615 Seashore. Phillip Howell of I 't(> I Notting·
of Newport Beach, addition at S320; Richard's LJdo Market, ham Rd., Westcliff, was gradu·
ftre hall, 410 Marigold, 110,229; sign, 3433 Via LJdo, 150; David &ted last month from aviation
Ma ry Oberto, 2·unit, 2-story Oakley and Helen F08ter, aarage familiarization school at the dwelling, 619 Carnation, $24.500: and apartment. 142 47th St .. $13.·
Charles Fouts, addition over ga· 000; Griffith Co., sign. 3445 VIa Naval Air Technical Training
rage, 601 Poinsettia. $10,000. LJdo, $150, and at 3600 Nt'wport, Center in Memphis, Tenn. The e CAMEO SBOBES $350; Harry Weber. brick veneer school prepares students for
Investors Marine Inc.. add on front. 628 Clubhouse. $95. fud her training in aviation.
eroundlna to alow pro1reu.
Nllhts were apent with the rafts
tied to the abo~.
Explorer. ma king the 89-mlle
trip were Larry Rupp Jr.. 8111
Sch1eiter, John VlerllnJ, Dou11 Wright, Gary Ford, Don Aakhus,
Bob Olander, John McCallum.
Don Glockner, Hueh McCulloch,
Tim WIJilams. Ra11dy Hetrick. breakfast room. 4515 Orrington,
Sl.400: Jean l..ier, addition, 215 LEQAL IIO'nCE hundred (3001 feet from the ex· reasons for the action ta ken by
S2 000 ORDINANCE NO. 960 terlor boundaries of a pplicant's It, or shall be represented at Milford. · · 1 the hearlna. e CAMEO BJQBLAJIDS AN ORDINANCE OF TilE CITY proper Y·
Theodore Bentley, wall, 4800 0 F NEW P 0 R T B'E A C H (cl Action by Board of Ad· The City CounclJ s hall render
AMENDING SECTION 8501 OF justments. In order to grant an Its decision within sixty 1601
Surrey, $250. AND ADDING SECTIONS Exception Permit the Board must days after the filing of such ap· e SBOIIE CLIFFS 8501.1 AND 8501.2 TO CHAP find t hat granting s uch permit Is peal."
Karl Davis, J.unit. 2·story TER 5 OF ARTICLE VJII OF necessary to protect a substan· SECTION 4. This ordinance
dwelling. 208 Evening Canyon. THE NEWPORT BEACH MU· lial property right. will not be shall be published on<'e In thl:' ~~OJIA BIQBLAJIDS NICIPAL CODE RELATING TO rontrary to the purpose ot this official neWSpaJM'r of the City,
Mary Maddox, carport, 421 SIGNS Chapter as herein lW"t forth. and And the same shall be effective
Morning Canyon, $1.000. The City council ot the City of will not be materially detriment· 30 days after the date of Its
e an.oA Newport Beach does ordain as al to the health. safety, comfort adoption.
Robert Powell. alterations. re· follows· or gent>ral welfare of persons re· This ordinance was introduced
0 F · . 8501 f siding In the neighborhood or at a regular meetlna of the City move partition. 916 W. cean t., SECTION 1. Section .. 0 detrimental or InJurious to prop. Council of the t lty of Newport
$1.500; Louis Briggs. repair and the Newport Beach MuniCipal erty or improvements In the Beach held on the 27th day of remod<'l. 1907 E. Bay Ave .. $9.· Code is amended to read: neighborhood or 10 th ... ,ftn"'ra l d 1 t "' .... " March, 1961. and was adopted on 500; Charles Duggan. remo e · "SECTION 8501. Enlor~.men W<'Uare of thP City. the lOth day of April. 1961, by 1715 Mirama r. $2,500: James Ba· lal .. Authority .. The Building ld l Ap,.....al. In ftar"' the ap· W I d d ,.. • ~ the following vote. to wit: han. a lterations, 1120 . OffiCial is hereb.> au horlze an plicant or any other person Is AYES. COUNCIL~EN:
directed to ~nforce all the pro· not satisfied with the acUon of KlngsiPy, Atkinson. Coo k.
visions of thas Chapter. th(' Board of Adjustments. he Stoddard. Hart, Lorenz, Som· t bl Right of Entry .. No person may within fiftE-en 1151 days ap.
shall refuse the Bu ilding Offl · ""al in wr1'ting to the City ~!os·,..., CO U"'CILMEN N h I d ... -·• ~. " : one. cia) or his duly aut or 7<' rep· Council ABSElliT COUNCILMEN:
res<'ntatlves permission to enter Tht> Cltv Council shall set a ~on<". ~ny ~uilding .. structure. or prem· d atP for p·ubliC' hearing an~ give JAMES B. STODDARD.
1ses m the City at any reason· notict' a!-1 rt>qulred in subsection Mayor I
able time to J){'r!orm a~y duty (h t hereinabove. Notice shall be A1TEST:
lmpost>d upon him by this Chap· g iv<'n to the Board of Adjust· MARGERY SCHROUDER.
ter." m('nts ot such appeal and said Ci ty Clerk 1 SECTIO~ 2. Section 8501.1 Is Boa rei shall submit a report to Publish:· April 20. 1961
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NEWPORT HARBOR
ORANGE COUNTY
AREA
ELECTRONIC TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE
"A -·ptoflt institution, ow,..cf end
endowecf lty the Sllerry Griswolcl
Foomcletioe" •
RESIDENT' SCHOOLS
INGUWOOD AND
SAN DIEGO AREA
970 W. Menchester A .... , ln9lewoocl
Oreto.. 1-51)4
416) El C.jOft llwd .. S.n Die90
JU 2-4nO
WRITE FOa FilE CATALOG
INCLUDING
•••l••••lfln ,, .....
11&1111
··~ ....
EVENING CLASSES
REGISTER NOW
Erlension
Division
834 W. 17tfoe St.
Cod• Mew, C•lif.
Ml 6-7211
ABOVE COST added to the N<'wport B<'ach Mu· the City Cou11ci1 settlne forth the Jn the Newport Harbor Ensign
niclpal Code to read: ------------~--~------~--------~~~~~~~~~~==========;====================================== "SECTION SMI.l. Bo.ud of
Adj u!<tm<'nts. 1 a l Bonrrl Estab·
lis h<'d. A Board of Adjustm<'nts
consisting Of thrPC 131 ml'mtwrs
is hNeby crcnted. Th<' appoint·
mf'nt and tptms of the members
of the Boarll of Adjustments are
govprned by the provisions of
Articlt> VII of tht> Charter.
ANY
TELEVISION
(Color Included)
STEREO -HI-FI -
CROWN
SALES. SERVICE
cmd RENTALS
RADIO
3422 Eaat Coast Hl9bway PboDe O&Jole 2·5155
"Continental Cuisine
at Its Very Best"
COaOJIA DEL MAll
RESTAURANT
Ca 11 f or Reservation•
Ent<-rtainmt>nt Nightly. AI Carr at the Piano
2:110 BADOB aoULEVDD, COSTA IIUA. CAUFOaJO.A
TeiiP. ••• Liberty l..a5
Cra• e; C.,~,.,pe•'"n. Mgr. C c1ed Su~doyl
••••••
' .... f • ;f••nt.''~ D1 TIIYn SDVIIE
AIR-HOTELS -RAIL-SHI~-TOURS -CRUISES FOREIGN TRAVEL SPECIAUSTS
Tune-Up
1 b 1 Function of Board. The
Board of Adjustments shall have
th<' authority and duty to J)f'r·
form th(' following fu nctions:
1. To intNpret the provisions
or this Chapt('r at thl.' r('quest of
the Building Official or whf'n a
written appeal from· a c1ecision
of the Building Official Is tiled
with the Board.
2. To i_!;ut-Exception PNmits
under ·the proc<'rlure herPinafter
provided a I I owing dl.'viatlons
from any P.rovision of this Chap.
ter except:
a. The limitations on the
distance a sign may project
over public property as set out
in Section 8555.
b. The prohibitions against
a sign, s ignal or device which
imitates or resembles an otrl·
ciat traffic sign or signal or
attempts to direct the move-
ment or tratrlc or hides from
view any official traffic sign
or signal.
c. The prohibition against
any device which directs a
beam of llgtH In a tlas h in« se·
quence toward a street or high·
way or any electrkal sign or
device that Interferes with the
visibility of any ottlciaJ traffic
control device or warning slg·
nal."
SECTION 3. Secti~n 8051.2 Is
added to the Newporf Beach Mu·
nicipal Code to read:
"SECTION &501.2. Exception
Permits Procedure. (a) Applica-
tion. Application for an Excep·
tlon Permit shall be made by th~
property owner or by tht' I~
If approved by the property
owner In writing on a form pre.
llcrlbed by the Board of Adjust·
ments. and shall be accompanied
by a fee of Forty Dollars ($40l
It a public hearing Is deemed
n('('essary by the Building Offl.
clat under rules established by
the Board of Adjustm~nts or a
tel' ot Twel1fy.flve Dollars f$25)
If no public hearing Is required.
(h) Publlc·Hearlng. No pub.
lie hearing need be held on any
application. provided that the
Board of AdJustments may mab·
lis h rules to determine when a
hearing shall. be held or may
hold a public hearine on any
application.
When a public heartne Is
deemed neceMary, notice of auch
heartn1 ahall be atven bJ pub--
JicatJon In the olflelal newapa.-r
of the City and b)' ,..Un1 aald
notJce In not •-than two (2) eo~•ptcuou. pMc:ft on dr ·d.e
to the property at JMIIt ten ( 10)
days prior to the beartna or by
maWna laid notice, poetap PN·
paid, at leaat five (5) ..,_ prior
to the heartna to au pr~
~I:::Jr-... owners wh«* na~ and ad· I .-__ ,...._ Ja-OI.e ,.., ..... ...... --.,.., Oft --..... U W...... .... .. j' ' 1'1·1-111, tt? 78 'I -..r adopted tu roll u ownlq ..... U ._ ery within a da.tance fll tJuw
We, lilce all ethical Funerql Directors,
never furn away anyone lor lock ol funds I
YOU DETERMINE THE COMPLETE
FUNERAL COST WHEN YOU SELECT
THE CASKET OF YOUR CHOICE!
ALL PRICES ARE CLEARLY MARKm!
THE PRICE lAMED ON THE CASKET
JMCli_IIS lfflfflllll
Professional
Directory
(ColltlnMd r.... .... 3l -the Dllht at the ... , ol Theodort> J. Weber, 326 17th St. Costa
Mesa, parked behind 125 Grand
Canal, Bllboa lsla nd ... Pa ul T.
Simpson, 1400 W. Ocea n Front,
Newport l u ch. reported the
theft of a l150 table m odel TV
llf!t !I'Om 105 14th St .... A plaa·
tic Uower pot valued at $12.50
wu stolen from Lhe patio of
Duke Hotran, 3008 W. Ocean Ft.
Ne~Beach ...
A tlillef ...._ o rltbt wt.d·
HOUBES FOB REin CLASSIFIED AD ItA TES -C_,. with ord•r or within
FUNERAL DIU'..CI'OII •••
Fri•ndly Melahbatbood Sente.
bJ a IUD hi,... to do eemeDt w.INna Pord. 3100 W, Cout Hwy ..
work in his driveway .•• ten. Kewport Beadt •• ~A hlt and I'Un
Rachel Cuey, 124-aetb St., . Weot car damated the parked car of
Newport, ~ported the theft ot la...,.y Hillman, tm Court St ..
swlm trunkl and a beach towel Newport leach . . Ronald Blrt·
irom her taraae ... Partlet UB· cher, 104 Jrvirw 'Ave., HarbOr
known pulled down a fence on HJal)landl, re~ the th~tt ot
the aide of the property of MIS. a pick -up truck whJch wu re·
.John K. EIUott, 900 E. ac.an covered later by.atwriU'a officers
Front, Balboa ... Nita D. Doyle, . . . A $35 nre extlnf\ll.sher wa.s
l20 E. lay Ave., Balboa. reported atolen from a wooden atand ..-,.
the theft of a !lre extlnl\llaher aide the courtyard o1 the apart·
•.• Burglars took 1..-en food IDf!nt of Ed Healy, 113 15th SL,
valued at A2 from the aarap Newport Beach . . . A ~
trener of Don :r. McMullen. 800 surfboard was stolen from the
Balboa Ave.; Balboa laland .• ; A garage of C. 1. Morris, 5206~ w.
120 bicycle wu · atolen from the Ocean Front. West Newport . . . ~tlo or Mrs. John Russell, 628 v.,...... a. aptt'e, n . .,
........ ·-....-.s•· ,..a a •• .. , 'ta Dr. ...s .............. ,.... ......
r .... , .... to Dwottry Jo s ....
-. -1111•1• A..._. eon.a ................. ,.,
1039 GOLDENROD, C.D.M. 3 bed-10 d•ys
room. FamJJy room. built-in I Tim. 2 Ti!MI 3 TltMI
kitchen. C.rpets. drapt:s-Year 20 words 'or &.a ....... -.... ·-·-.. ----·-· .75 1.25 1.50
BElL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
II 0 Broadway u 8-3W • 1·301 Colta .._
W. Ocean Front, Balboa . . • • 11--. St.. .. ._. ._
A-....... ~ ... 10 •• tedwt• tMpottyt»ftol ...................... tM aeat.,...... ........ eady.
aiPt ,_ • U.. at tM .._. ...... at IliA f.-Jlkb.
...._ • ..u.t ... wuua.
ltalblft, , •• W, 0cMa J'NGt.
Wewpon .... lopot'ted tbe
tbeft el o liS ...... dnalll
fro. Iaiii ,_... ••• A 155 IN·
Jute $325 mo. Call OR 3-9300 21 wordl to 30 words ... -·-·--·-----. 1.00 1.50 2.00
APTS. FOR RENT ll words to 40 words ........... ------···-· 1.2s 2.00 2.so
LOWER DUPLEX, 424 Dahlia, E.ch word over 40 words ............... _... .03 .OS .07
CDM. one bedroom furnished (SEE ORDER FORM BELO FO Including utiUtles S85 month. W R SPECIAL MAIL-IN RATES)
.c &d Eadol'. a..s .. llre Dr.. cucra L&do JCCII'Iolet • a coaa·
W•t •...-t ... GJea .... plclbat alpod by r ... a. Prea·)
-· IIOI·IStll lt., QUI BG90a. de,.aat. apodcoJ.alcler. of Scm·
ctcl• ............. tb• potio
of lin. E. c. ........ C7IIIS s.a.
ab .. Dr .. Weet Jleoirport •••
A .U.. traffic ..W.at at
lcrystM Dr .... c-at • ...., ..
Jfewpcwt hocla, la•ol•ed the
~ ef Maria Whit:Dey,
U ti/a hiDNttia Aft.. Coroaa
::~~~-Phone MU 1-8541, Pas-MUSICAL AUTOMOTIVE
TWO BEDROOM unturnl!thed NEW IIA~tM0:'\0-~RCA:'\S _:: IT'S CHECK-UP TIME-
apartment with r· I · Dtrf"n fa tor' rr.lnt ht"~"' ='••w r•pal'tH tbe tbelt .. • eet of ta A.-•.• A ..... atoM. · trep aC'e, pn-· TIRES • TUNE-UP vate patio, garage, Apt. 706 Stl'in" .,~-Pt.HliJ'>. a ll mode> I... -
Heliotrope. Adults, no pel!.. lkhrnidt r~ntlltps, 1~17 :\ .\1o11n e LUBRICATION e
Available April 1. PleaS4> In-a t 20th. ~.tnt,, An.&. f rt>c purl-. WHEEL ALIGNMENT
90U d .... two IDD·foot tape&. ......... coboat liD poaada
a ccutoa of ~ fkoab. ._ louod la froat al 203 Na·
quire 620 Ort·hid or Phone tn~::. lltbt coed roll. of .a.. fila n.. Awe., lalboa lalaDd. by
9Cilaed ot all bola bla cu. .FrMIBcnt COCiiN ••• V•bJd" ... u. parbd .. taade • .,. .... dJtftll by , ...... 8o~a1Dpf, del Jlar, ad ... ,_la C.r-ORiole 5-00H, COM. e OIL CHANGE e
FURNISHED apartment, gOOd Jo . LOOKING FOR USED PIANO? • ward a. .. C...... JUtblaMa 1&. Wortb Bollyweod coed AI· a.da C..ptae .. . cation, pluaant surroundings. SEE THIS ONE Herb Miller's • • .A do9 wa ....-tiMd at thur D. Lew1a. •• Ill Via lieD·
117 VIc J__., Lido laM. alter toat. Lido lak ..... ba aa ac·
.. ...._ tbe. ftDio• fll LaUJol ddnt at tile Arcbn brld9•·
At surfboard was stolf'fl from
lhl' garage or David AnorPWS,
20~1 : EmPralrl Ave .. Ba llloa Jo;;.
1-•nc.l ... Edwin 0 . Williams. 50:3
~-Bay Front. Balboa lsla nct. r~.
ported the lht>fl of two ptliows
No children, no pets. Yearly
lease. 610 Marguerite, Corona
. del Mar. , w urliw·r Ptanv-rnahogany and RICHFIELD STATION
a.oa.r. 12. eC 107 Via Lido llewport Ieoda •••
s..d. Lido Jale. Five conon sheets val'ued at 0:'\E BEDROo~t apartmc·n~.;th.
kllchen, garba~f' di!'lpos.tl. Ex -
tra large Jiving room and din
lng area, fi rf'plat't". draj)('s.
pri\", patio. .\'Par school a nc1
shopplng r entn. 1 block so of
highway. SI5Q mo. 1 \ear lease
lnqulrr 622')! Begonia. CD~1.
orr \\hill' lt•dtlll•r With ma tr h•ng 3636 E. Coast Hwy. at Poln~ttla
t>Pm h. OR 3·9728 • Corona del Mar Pt.ono j,(Uar.lntf'\•d
SEALj/SHBB'rS
c:::/ ''·""'·~ liD I. 1M ST.
. John H. Pullin. H . of 6().1
Orchid Ave .. Corona del Mar. was
£'hargf'd with inloxirarion nt
Coast Hwy . and Jas mine A\'£' ..
Corona del Mar. at 10:31> p.m ....
CContlnu~ on page l Ol ORiole 3·5390.
\'p~ ·ma rt look1n~
Very· low J.mn·d
$395.00 ...... JOHNSTONE'S
Mesa A uto Wreckers
Used Auto PAIU. Tire.
We Buy Cars and Scrap Metal
UBEJn'Y 8-7013
20'75 Pla~ntla Ave. eo.ta MeA COITAIMM ........
ll"S l1RANCE •..
Two windows we re brokt'll $12.50 were stolen from a bath
when someone threw oranges room s heiC In the home of Con·
through two windows ln the stance E. Biller. 305 Coral Ave ..
home or Sam Brusca, 511 Acacia Balboa Island ... Four hub caps
Ave .. Corona del Mar, splattering valued at $70 were stolon from
a wall with orange juice ... Mrs. the car or W illiam J. Durkin. 303
James Ridenour, 1106 E. Balboa Fernleaf Ave .. Corona del Mnr
Blvd .•. Balboa, reported the theft ... ~ike Ober. 328 Plaua Lido.
of groceries valued at $17 from Lido Isle. reported his bicycle I
her car parked in front oC the stolen from 20th St. and Ocea n
UC,U. WOTICE WORK WANTED
PIAXO & OaGAJf CO •
2626 E Coa.~t H'way
Corona del Mar · Or 3·5530
51.) :'\o. ~1am St.. Santa An.•
Kt i'-~:>9
HOME MAINTENANCE
FOR ALL OF Balboa Mar~t. Balboa . . . Front. Newport Beach ... A 1-no· e IATUaDAY. AFIUL I tor sroot<'T ridden by Rick A.
CITY OJ' NEWPORT BEACH
CAUPORNIA
SEALED PROPOSALS will be
reeetved at the olrtce or the City
Clerk. City HaJJ, City of Newport
Beach, California, until 10:30
A . .M. on the 4th day of :\1ay.
1961, at whleh time they will be
publicly opened and read. tor
performing work u follows:
Wii::'L"do typing In your otrlce
or my home. Call OR 3-02-16. Carpentry
Minor Repau-s
No Jobs Too Small'
,
Thieves stole 8 new tires from Holmes.. 16, o C 511 Santa Ana
the trunks ot new autos during Ave.. N('w;>ort Heights. was in
YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
Sadleir Insurance Co. HELP WANTED t:SED ELE<:TRO~IC ORCA~. nnw
Si9'l. nPw $1.395 Oth('r ~ood
buys from $.j95. 5<-hmtdt-PhfJ.
lips. 190i ='· Matn at 21)1h. San
toA An.1 X«"w Hammond Organs
_-;f'TP(' va rktng
H 0 . ANDERSON John E. Sadlelr
3333 E. Coast Hwy. OR 3·3850
. • Corona del Mar
INVESTMENTS ...
CROWELL. WEEDON It CO.
Members
Pacilic Coast Stock Exchange
Burdett Haniaon, a... Mer.
Fomous
De$igner Foshion~
Dick Rucker Ted Paulson
Lela Fennell Ruth Baker 153 EAST 17th St.
MHte Myers COST 1\ MESA
Private Wire Services
2620 E. Coast Hwy. Oll3·700C5
Corona del Mar
(Jfext to ,._ llllt.)
SPECULA liVE? ..... ....,.
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Sbolt ...,. ••1 IM ............. ._ ... ..,..,....,....
a.u, nsr n P!t IMI ••=' ..-.... --. ............ aca ~ CQI 1 SCT
& Co.
YOURS
AT LAGUNA FEDERAL
• INSURED SAVINGS
accouata ianrecl to 110.000
• STRONG lE.SERVES
c:unwat ..... ,.._ 11.7"•
• HIGHEST RATE
conlistent with IICdety
4'/z%
PEl
current DIVJDEND
PAID FOUR TIMES A YEAR
·LAGUII FDEII-L
••
SAVIIIGI AND LOAN AIIOaA110N"
LAGUNA lEACH •o..a-. ........ .,
a n accident with a statlon wagon
driven by Manier H. Lusk. S.1n ·
ta Ana. nt'ar th~> Newport Pit'r ... e SUIIDAT. AFIUL 2
TOP OPPOR=-==r=u"'""'NI=r=IE=-=s~
DAILY
Be Sure To Check WJtb
2966 Pepper T rH Lane
CostA Mesa. CaJil
Klm~rly 5.8175
J1 no answer call MI 6·2372
James B. O'Rear. 20. Apt. 3.
1007 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. was
charged with lntoxiration in pri ·
val<' . . . C.1 p and dlstribu ~or
wiN'S wert' pullet! and t!vo rotor
removed from the r ar of ~1ar\'tn
SEWER REPLACEME:'\T IX
SOUTH SPEEDWAY 0:'\ BA L·
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
475 ~-Newport Blvd., Newport
Midway 6·4-&81
fl:\ F: W AL:'\\.'T Co n<.()IPt t f' Pt..trlo.
pt>r(f'('t <"on!ll ttnn. N'~Uiar ~~:>
s~la l a t 5-~88. Ea -.v tNm:.
Schmidt-Phillips. 190i. :\ :-.t.o~r.
at 20th. Santa An.t r rt•t• j)iirk
in;z XPw :'o!l'ln\\ ;t~· P1.1nu,.:
PAINTING -----FOR EXPERT-PA.l:vTI~ BOA ISLAND.
~o bid will be received unless
It Is made on a proposal form
furnished by the City Engineer.
MI.SCELLANEOUS
-... EaWt •••••• l... a... • ftl-Earh bid must be accompanied .. Willi .,... by (ca.sh. <-ertifled check or bid· Salf'sm r n's short f'OU f"t(> for
-CALL -
S ym~on & Nollar
· Newport's
Oldest Enablllbed Painters
OR 3-3630 -Eves OR 3-5454 -Graveside sf'rvkes ror Addis H. der'!l bond> m ade payable to the ='tate hcl'ns£'. ORIGI:'\AL5 &
Downing -2 of 3-100 Via Oporto. City of Newport Be11ch. tor an REXEW AL.;;. 99.9', studf'nt ~ ~ rt · Be~ch were condurtf'd I amount ~ual to at least ten ~r pa. "· Fr~ Brochurf'
:SEW H.\ )f \1 0 :'\ 0 E\l rol\OI•'~'
thf" b!'-.t buy, only s:;9:o: pN
r ussion. 100 lo\'t'h tOni':-. bl.>au .tlfull~ "'~ INf Hu~~·· JU 1 thrN>
Jefr. · Schm tdt-Phllllp-:. d trN't
llammontt deaiPr 1901 :'\ :\t 1111
at 20th. Sa nt.1 An.t. Fri.'·£' p.trk
in g.
PHOTO SUPPLIES
b ew6 Charlt's ·Oiert'ntielct of St. cent 00% l of the amount bid, LPdbNtrr Real E~tatP Srhnol
Y r. 1 Ch h su ch g uaranty to be forfeited 655 W. 19th St . C~ta )fesa
Andrew's Prl'sbyter an urr · should the bidder to whom t he 8
Clift Haven , at 1~ a.m. last ~~on· contract Is awarded fa!) .to enter ~-.,.L~'~ .... ·i .... \ .... 4-1----~-1 .... 6 .... · .... ~--
day In San Gabrtt'l Cf'mc>tel'} · . Into the con tract. FOB SALE :\tr Downing pa St-d away Fn · .:;pf:CIAL SALE of slt~h ll~ ti<:PCI
d ·~· in Hoag Hospital H<' \,•a-: a In accordance with the pro· FCi'R"'SALE. dining room tablt>. ptano-. and rt>ntd l rt>rurn ... tn a, : 1 .. ·d 38 visions ot Sectlon 1770 of the La-fou chal frl b d natlve _of Pennsyl_vanta. !'e . bor~.theCiryCouncfl ·ofthe r n;. re gerstor. ra1 dulitna .:-uhmf'r.1:;r,.ln\\J\.
years '" Califorma and i Y~•r~ City of N-.rnnrt "-•,.h ha a•· cd cJoth~>s baskN. :'otiS<'<'Ill\n WP<I\'f"r Ar"rownw Plf' rw i•·
H s a rettrecl -~,.,., ...,_ s " ' t'Ous hou-.<'hold item. ... Reason · r ,..., In this area. e wa certalned the aeneral prevailing sptnt'l" :1"-n .,...~ IP'm" ltk••
citrus grower and n \"l'tcran of rate of per d iem wage~ In the ablt'. 417 Hl"liotro!)('. Coron.J rf'nt ~ hmtdt PhtlllJ•' l!'lfl": X
WorM War I. locality In whJch the work i~ to del l fa r. Morning-: and {'\"e '1.11n ~anta Ana Frc-,• p • .ui<
He is s urvived by his wlCP. be performed for each crar; or nlnl.!". ~~~ Al-.n nr.,..n \fn"1o1,,~ .IIHI
Mrs. Evelyn K. Downing; two type of workman or m echanic I LOST & FOUND ~ n~l<~y tll.l!ht-: unt•l ~· :'\•"
daughters. :\trs. Barbara AndN· n~ed to execute the contract ~-__ __ 1-tl'tnW,I:'' Pt.ln<'" ~n of Emerald Bay o.nd !loil'l'. and I~ set forth In Resolution L.\Rr.E BL,\Cl< CAT \\lib hu:.h\' !1.\\t\lO'X IJ :;pJ'X ET (l , . .~
Ben Hunter of Studio C1ty; tour No 5UI8. A <.'op,v of •afd Re$alu· 1 ul. l!Oit1 "'~ lro•t ,,,·.nit\ of t 1• • • 1..: 1 '· u•• · • " ..., .. • tn:"' HI\ ITl rt~\\ h'ld 1: ••'1 grandaoghtcrtl, and two sister!;. tion .s avallabl~ In the ottlce or nr, h1d .-\\ f"nuf". l"U)I PliOr.. ·• :'ttTl'l. Elwood J. Turner and Mrs. the City Clerk In the Cltv of ORw lo• ~-916.1. :'\rv.•r .,.,.,, .. luPir I! ~ 'lmul:
Charles W. lluber o! Pen nsyl\'a· Newport Beact\. • Ph.!l.l"· l ~f7 :'\ \!.1 n .11 2-i'''
nill. Baltz ~tortuary oC Coll(a All bids are to be compared on PETS--SUPPLIES :'ant,, "11·' l>ir•'• 1 :w11 1111"'1
ALL .TYPES OF
Photographtc Supplies
• Put Color Film Servtce. e Movie Projectors for Rent. e Model Airplane Suoplia
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
1782 Newport Blvd .. Co«ta M.eu Pb<me U ber9v 8-7042
lANDSCAPING
C omplete Landsccpmg
Serv1ce
FREE ESTIMATES
SltH GrHn Stamp!!
Frft delivery
CORONA DEL MAR NU~ER\"
OR 5-0160 · 2744 E. Coa"t Hwy )f~ was in charg<' of arrange· the basis of the City Engin('('r's TOT POoDLES ml'ncl fra:1 111"l' 1-'r•·•· p.~rk.r c
mc nt!J. e!ltlmate o r the quantities of Exrrptinnallv nlr(' <~th•pr IP\S ~1-:\"F.RAL fino• ;::,,.IF'\\ 1\ ·;·anrl MOVING
llpr ~--.... Graveside st'rvic-es fQr Ro~er
D. Jones. 26. of 5\5 Catalina Dr ..
Xcwport llel5thts. WNC held ;\ton·
lta\· 1n Pacific VI£'W Memonal
Pa.rk with thf' Re,·. Ed Smith of
Chn!'l Churrh by th~ St'il. offt~·•·
a tinS(.
Mr. JonPs d ied in Hoag Hospi·
ral Saturday ,,fu~r a lengthy Ill·
nes..". Jlp wa.~ born In Allat1t>na
ami mo,t'd to th<' harbor area 12
years ago. Hl" w as managC'r or
the Acme HNdllner Co . a firm
which installs h<'adlinlng!\ in
autos. for til(-last ~ I..J Y"an; He
is survivl'd by his wife. M~. ~~~
!Ian Jones. and two sons. Tra<'v
Allenllnd Ctn1stopt\l'r ~ic-hael.
.o! the h(\JTl e : his p.ar<'nts. Mr.
and ~1rs: Frt>drk k Jone~ of Ba l·
boa; his brother. DonAld Jones.
Nt'wport fk'ach. and his grand·
fath<'r. Lt>wi!i' p,ltr h of Redla nds.
&-at nnt\ Sheets Westr.liU
~fortuary. Costa Mt>sa. was In
<'harge or arrang~mt'nts.
lll•n lrlnr 111'1
~tiC'ha£'1 L. Carde n. 21. of 426
JWlvul' LnnP. Balbon. !'uttered
hl'ad la<'E'r~ttlons in a trattit' ac-
('idl'nr nt 111)) E. SnlbOa Bh·d ..
B.tlboa. nt 4 a.m. Saturrlny. ~cw
port polke rC'portN\. He was
ta krn to Hoar. Hospital for trt'.\t·
ment.
Polit'f> snid h<' fl"ll Mil'~p wh llt'
drl\·lng, graz~ a utility potr.
b«'ndln& a guy wire, anct trut'k n
fenc-e ~longing to Joann" Strom ·
bel'f .
work to be' done. -by our ~1.\RK ,., c II. :'II P1.1no.-. 11.-1' r •''': ..,n ,• ·3 ... rnu. • No bid will be att"epted from ,,,. t: ,, 11h ne-w ouMII n '•··· 1
Cntacto h h b \NBt'lll1 Clol U.$1:,0 a nll~)'';;, ,. a o r r w o as not E'en :'•• .• r ... "' p.1 , .\1,11 n"" -:.~o 1-•
licensed In aC'C'ordance with the J• 'Rn \X'!'. 2":3! F Co..1 •! ....... y r .. IT1ol .. ;', hmidt r h.l •• p ... I
provlstons of Chapter 9. Division llt~hw.1~. t"ll mn,, li•'l :\l o~r 1!'107 ;.; \fil ln ,11 20th. Sat :.1
IU of Business and Professions OT:i .. k 1 21:\1) An.1 t 'f't' parktn~
c~. PJan!l may be seen. and forms NOTICE OF PUILIC KEAJUNC 1!.\\1 \II '\ll CHORD Or.51.1 n uwd
of proposal. bonds. rontract, a rfd XOIII'<' i;: hN£'h\' t:l\r n that rh,.. Pla y 11 1'1 ::; minutf'-., 8 n•.11j
speeltlcatlons mav be obtained Pl.tnntn~ Comm t.~ .... on of th~" \u' f 1 t ~ . of ::\('W""r! o-.ll·h \\"Ill hol"" ·,,I ~n1l.\ •II\ =-'•'hmllil PhilliP" attheoUiceofthe City EnglneN. rJ oo.· " t,•o• • II.•:T\mnnd fao·torv Cr.••
City Hall. Newport Bc!ach. Call-publl,· h<'arlll~ on _thf" appl1•·1 1:'"· l!l!li ::\ ;\1atn .11 :.,nt h
Cornia. linn of :'>lr .I nO :'>l_n:. ~.'•:ton n.Hit• ;;,, .. ,, \n,l F're(' p<trkln,
A rrfundabl<' flPf'O"il nf s,; no for a var•a n.-,• ::\.l to~. tn I"· I g
on ra<'h sl't or pla n!'< anrl s !)('r1 fi mu : .1n o'a'~' r ntrn..t,·hmcnt of.~, FI:SF: t't•I.\1:'-.IET Granrl. lull~
rations will be rf'quirf"d. ft I 1n '"''''art nr l"'rmtt'l'd ! 1:11:1 '.1' Jo·,•o !)('rfN·t rnnn••n•l"
The special attention of pros· ft ci tn .ll on,, )M)lnt onl\ tn •'w ":"' nnP •n Oranl:•' 1 nttn peet.lv~ bidders Is called to the orrl.-r to ··on:-t ru• t ,, .·arporr ·roof I\ S.>l"• to•rm!'. A l~o •'XQUI'·'"
•·Proposal ~ulrements and on Lot -'uh•ll'·'•nn ,( Blo.k c. ~!rami ·• N>.'lut~ tn Whttf' .<n•l
Condltlons"annexedtothcblank ~09 FC'rn .tndo>.B.IIho.l 1'.1h f l~olrl a ntH}UI" p rO \tnotlll
form or proposal for full direC'· :'\\)11•'!' IS hPrPby Curthf'r Ri\"('n ~. hmult. Phlll;p.o;;, 1'!'11lhli'hf'1
tlMi Ulo bidding, etc. th.H !'i1td puhht" twa rtng will hf> 1~1 1: m orP than 1 pt.w'''
The City of Newport Beach re· h••ld ,,n tht> ~th rl ."· or !\t:n .1nrl nr1,!o.ln:-to rh~'"'' rr,ont ~~erves the rtght to reject any or 1%1 a r th<' hour of ·. :00 P. ~1 1. 7 :'\. :'>ltt•n at 20th ~ .. rllo
all b ld!l and to wai\'e any In · tn thl' Coun<'t l ChRmhN-: of thf" rul. f rt-1' parkin£.
formality In such bids. :'\•'wport B<-ad 1 t'll\" Hall. Itt
CITY OF wh rch rim<' .l nd pl.1 . r nny a nrl
NE\VPORT BEACH. all J)('rsonc int('re.;tNl m , ,. ap
CALIFORNIA J>('.'lr .lntl tx-ht-:Hti 1 ht>N'<ln.
MARGERY SCHROUDER, R.\ Y Y C'OPELJ .:-.. ~t>o•rrtar~
City Clerk · :'\P\''il(\rt RN h t"lly
I Plann1n~ Co:nml'-:>101" Dat!'f• . ..t-11 -61
Putllish: April 13 a nd 20. 1~1
ln the ~ewport Harhor En!'l$:n
-
ruhll .. h: .\'lril :.-.\ 1~1
,., tho• ::\<'wport llarh 1r F n t~n
CARS FOR SAL£
l!l.l!l -TRit.':'>IPif.-w,l't' "h••••l ... I
"hilt' ... uk\\al!rlr('. 1u mp ..:,•:.1 I
u.t1. II'IW m rll'aJw. ~t'l•d uhh•r
~"'•'l'llo•nt rorwlllh•n :'<•r. "'!
t r.ulo• fnr oldrr t ·&r Phnrw
P Rtol(' ~ n;,-,..) 11.1."' )fit!"·"
I; "1."): f"\'t' n i 11 ~"· •
----
MOVING?
2 Fa$1 Insured mo\'ers 11nd
lar_gr \'&n s: l 34.1 .1n h(lur
Time .;tarts at you door ...
Why pay more?
State P l ' C. Pt"rmit
;:\io. 30-2192
\\'ardrob('s a nd
Boxes a,·ailable
-Call-
NEWMAN
TRA!'\, FER It STORAGE CO.
Phonl' :\!I fi :?;;~
H no ,,n,..\\N, ,dl
:'>H b 720! nr L1 I' ~ 1111
124 Bro3d\\·ay CO!:ta ~esa
,
READ
ENSIGN
CLASSIFIED
(C.:IIalll ,_ pqe I)
e •OIIaAY.ARILI
Robert D. Fruee. • of 125~
Mth at.. Weet Newport. waa ~harted with lntoxlcatlon In
I)Ubll~ at 30th St. and Newport
Blvd., Newport BHch, at 1:51
a.m. . . . A 110 chalae lounae
pad waa stolen from the front
patio at the-)aome of Mrs. Cor·
nelfa Andenon. 2812 W. Ocean
Front, Newport •ach ... A ~
bicycle wu stolen from the 1a ·
ra1e of Charlet R. Miller, 2041
Ocean Blvd., Balboa ... A day-
lleht bur1lar s tole shoes, sweater
and a purse, valued at $62 from
the home of Ursula M. Duffy.
5401 Bruce Crescent, Lido Sands
. .' . A $15 spare tire was stolen
from the car of Christina Zad·
wk k, 112 26th St., Newport
Beach . . . Someone broke a
wooden window frame but no
entrance was made into the
home of Bouchet M. Ward, 538
Aliso Ave., Newport Heights. ..... ........ , ..
Tt U.lhlc Luc•
;'The Hl&h School Girl" will be
the s ubject of a speech by Mrs.
Fay Harbison before the Newport
Harbor Woman's Civic League
session at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
April 26, in the home of Mrs.
C. E. Holloway. 2006 Highland
Dr .. Harbor Highla nds.
Mrs. Harbison Is girls vice
principal-of Newport Harbor
High School. Coffee will be
se rved at 9:30 a.m. All mem-
bers of the league arc Invited to
attend. Ladles planning to at·
tend have been ·asked to call
Mrs. Holloway a t U 8--1729.
UDO aoAC BOifOUD
Mr. and Mrs. Ha rry Gates and
Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Forgey
of Lido Is le were co-hosts re-
cently at a cocktail party honor-
ing the Lido Isle Community As-
sociation Board of Directors. A
guest of honor was Mike Con-
nelly, outgoing president.
A TTEifD COJfVEJITIOif
.Mrs. Frank Mattas. l\trs . .:\fabE'I
Fitzmorris. Mrs. K at her I n e
Chaillie and Miss DlanP Lilly
will represt>nt the Newport Ha r·
bor Stlroptlmlst CJub at its ron·
vention in Santa Monica n('Xt
weekend.
e Too Late to Clasaify
WANTED-cmi rctirr d Real
Estatf> hrokPr or sa lrsm.l n 10
share offici' In Corona ell'! Mar.
OR 3-0313.
GEJfEilAL COKTJlACTOII
Completf> home Planning &
Construction Spcctnli.fing in
Remodeling, Rt'palrlng lc
Additions. Frel' E;;tlmdtl's.
:\II 6-699 l )II 6-1886
3 BEDROOM
1 100 Sq. ft. or comfort a hi<'
Jiving area on prE'llY I ree·
shaded lot. .
Double garage off alll'y Is
st ressed for apt.
Carpets In living room. hall
and master bedroom.
Ideal bome t. larle fa1117,
Splldoas u.a.--. a W· .-6den.211atlll. N.
beat Wt-la ""eta Ia ••ell
Oftr .... dble. pnae. ...,.
,BAT IIEAL1T CO.
1112 E. Cout Jhr.F.
ft. oa a.t.sa. aa..a cW liar
C-1 COMMERCIAL BLDG.
In NEWPORT approx. 4800 tq.
ft. Top location. freeway ad-
vertisine. $12,000 will handle.
ALSO
Commerdal Bide. on N. New-
por-t Blvd. $27,900 -$7,900
down. Will trade up on lnrome
property or what have you? .
ABACO REALTY
460 N. Newport Blvd .
Newport Beach
Ll 8-1280 day or eve.
0111 Us
... ...... Ia
LAnOI COATS, Rllr.
342-1 E. COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3-2868 -OR 5-0555
*LOOK*
A Piece of Ground on :'iew -
port Blvd., Costa Mesa, with
3 Room Bungalow and ga.
ragP. 135 x 150. C-2. Good for
Warehouse, Rest Home or
.Multi. units. Cyclone fenc<>d.
Full Price 516.500, an'! $75
.\ionth after Down Pd yment.
E. E ......
laaeclatu Rafters
124 aroac~wcry. eo.ta Mna
PboDes Ml 6·2521 'or U 1·8430
CORONA DEL MAR
2 ae,.rlle iiCIIII
UIOTS
South of fh(' Highway
t60 foot Jot: 1
~o finer inv<>stmf>nt today
2 bedrooms each. on
distinguished corner
near main Beach
I
Ja WZift' GOAn' ..,&W.,...W•AY
DW'JIOirr .aal u .....
.
SmaD Down PatiiiMit
Buya thla attractive cu.tom
built home In exclualve IQ·
a.t. 230 aquare teet wltb 1
a apadoua bedlooma. 2~
batha, family room, all elec·
trlc kitchen. •autlful field
•tone tlrepace. Drapea and
carpeg.
~ thla before buylne ...... , .•.• ,.,
Real ton
308 30th St. OR 3-4400
NEWPORT BEACH
aAUOA COVES
Waterfront home, furnished.
with 2 nice bedrooms, dining
room. xlnt kJtchen, PLUS
guest ap~rrment -s1lp for
boat, nice beach-xlnt area
-Asking $92.500.
SEASPORT REALTY
lUilE , .....
REALTOR
2633 .West Coast Hl1hway
Newport •ach
Ll 8-93-19 -Eves. U 8-3293
SOUND INVESTMENT
C. D. M .
-1 u nits centrally JocatPd-
mostly furnished. $4000 +
gross income. Always rent -
ed. On two full lots. Priced
$36.950. Subject to offer.
~1odest expense in painting
and repair can increase re·
turn.
41Rft0
3034 E. eo.t B"way • oa s. 7510
COIODCI del Mar
Newly Decorated
2 bedroom hom<' with fire-
place. double garag<'. hard..,
wood floors.
Com·('nicnt Location
only 522.300
Home With
Low, Low Price
$23.950
Farrow & Sons Realtor
2:13 E. 17tb St. • Ml 1·4414
C:O.ta ....
BABSON
IIIIIJliiY ... MIC..
Income Opportunity
R·-1 zoning, 2 bedroom lc den.
Room for 5 more units. Live
In house and develop land
later.
INVEST SOME Of IT
IN REAL PROPERTY
1 508 Larkspur
1 500 .:\farlgold
1 1-400 Ser('nade v i OO Marigold
., 52 1 Fcrn lear
LOTS . · · A f('W left
LEIIITM UIIEI
Realtor
3001 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
OR 3·0668
CINC.)
(Real Estate Imaelneers>
2828 E. Coast Hlehway
Corona del Mar
OR 3 -3770
Excellent value $16,500
Low down payment
UNITY REALTY
_, E. C..t B"wcry
eor... del Mar
F. U•E ..............
Large patio with BBQ. Double 1araae with •h~p space.
Generous loan commitment. U8.2S().
.IT IULTGI
1600 W. Cout Hlway, Newport •ach, Ca111., LI 8·9354
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VEB.DE tour bedroom plus tamlly room located on a
larae t'Ortwr lot, tully landacaped and tene»Cl ,Car·
peted and draped -built-In eJectric ldteben. FREE
Ia CLEAR -we can ftnanee tbla one your way.
PRICED TO SELL AT I21.9SO-SUBMIT ON DOWN.
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ARCH.ITEC'MJRALLY PLANNED. Spacloua three bed·
room and family room home with 1 ~ batha, built-In
O'Keefe It Merritt kitchen .A carpeted tloors. J..arae·
breezeway between kitchen It double aaraae. Fenced
yard with Valencia fruit treft. OWNER SAYS SELL
-priced rl1ht at S28. 750 - h .. Insurance co. loan -
SUBMIT ON DOWN. OPEN DAILY -;-SEE 2010 PALOMA.
M.t M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you'll Jlke our friendly aervlce" .
220 E. 17th St. Coata Meu Uberty 8-1139
CAcrou the strMt from Keaa Shoppln• cente,r)
Evenlnp Call Ml 6 1928 • MJ 6-5855
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232t TuaUn. 5 ~ 3' bAth Lake view
horne -New ................................................................. !500
229 La loUa Dr. 5 beclloom 3 bath Ocean view
-Brand Jlfew. waae wttb option.
t~ bay, tzSO month ...................... : ......................... .$37,!!00
R·2 Lot Mxl35, Charlie St. Room tor 4 Unlfs ....... TSOO
Newport Helaht• homeaJte SOitl30 ........................... 8000
431 •aonla, Corona del M.ar. 3 bedroom house
and 2 bedroom apt. .................... -......................... t32.SOO
35 foot Owens Cruiser -Trade tor lnrome or vacant
381 VIctoria. 2 bedroom, R-4 zone -Trade
lor 2nd T. D ................................................................. $12.!500
Let our 40 Years Local experience, 5 otflcea, 20 top
salesmen Help YOU BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE your
Real Eatate.
Ocean Front It Main St., Balboa
Fernleaf It Coast Hwy, COM ·
N. Newport Blvd., Opp. Hoag Rosp.
1652 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa '
OR 5·1977
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Ml 6-1675 u 8·6018 .... ,.EL, .........
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Model Homes open for Inspection. 47 n.w 3, 4 •net 5 a;.(l.
room now being completed in the •re•s finest residenti•J
section. Convention•l Ffn•ncing -Not • Le•seh'old. Newport
City School System, ne•r sltoppin9 centers •nCI Upper l•y
Recre•tion•f •re•. ~ft utilifi.. unCferqrountf-in •n'Cf p•fd.
Mo'Ciel furnlsh'eCI liy ~. H. Bigg•r. Open .I 0 •.m. to 5 p.m.
1724 Hlghl•nCI Drive.
P~ices from $32,800 to $51.1000.
S•les Office Phone Liberty 8-947~
Newt Cox, S•lea Agent; J•clc V•n S•nt, Asaoei•te
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WALTER B.
MELLOTT
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