HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-05-11 - Newport Harbor EnsignThe·ir First
Mother's Day
JUST IN TIME for Mother's
O~ty came Gre<Jory L .. Chap·
man, first addition to the
Charles Stanley Chapman fam·
ily of I 525 Santanella ~ er ..
Irvine Terrac e . No t-so·ltttle
Gregory was born T uesdar· •
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OFFICIAL
NEWSPAPER
0t Tile City Of
Newjw1 leach
·May 2, in Hoag H o s p i t a ,
weighing a whopp ing 9 pound$,
I 3 ounces. His mo the r comes
from the Bay Are&: Mr. Ch&p·
man is a n11t ive of F·tJIIerton, and
is in the Gitrus ~tnd real estote
business there. (Ensign photo) Ci anager
nn•nces Resigna.-n
\Taking New 1
I Job in LA.
Study Is Made City (oundl Allows
of Sex Tests R d• . y· Sf at Hi School a 10 ower tO ay
that they could appeal to th~
FCC If there Is lnt<>rference from
the radio tower, or to thl' civil
courts If they wish to ahate a
nuisance.
A re;>ort on sex Ins truction for
studf'nts In Newport Harbor an~
Costa M('Sa hllh schools will be
presented to the tru!ltees before
being Included In the curriculum,
Su pt. Max Ru.-eU told the En·
sign follow ing the trustees' meet·
lng Tuesday evening.
The conttoverslal sex lnycntory
tests. w hich have caused pro· test.<~ from parents In Ga rden
Grove and Huntington Beach,
have never been U!ICd here a nd
nt•ver w ill be u.ed, Mr. Russell
said. U• of a sex test-not the
same u pven in the other
achoo&a-wu revealed In a let·
ter to the EMIIn last week lrom
a Newport parent. ThON testa
havt> been withdrawn, the En·
sign was told.
· Gazlay Heads
Shore Cliffs
Association
A. William Cazlay wu ~lect~d
president of th~ Shore Cllfll
Property Owners Aan. a t th~ an·
nual meetlna Jut week In the
Corona del Mar Conare1aUonaJ
Chu.rch.
JamH Turner wu elected vJce.
, prHident; Mrs. Freeman Fisher.
secretary; Mrs. Edwafd Lee,
treu urer. and Robert Greenley,
Jack Hoyle and W. P. A~tron1.
directors.
The out1oin1 officers are Mr.
Armstrong. pr~sldent ; Warr~n
Bremer. vtce.prH ident; Darlene
Jacklin. secretary; Hel~n Hart.
treasun.or and Nettle Cressman
and Mr. 'caztay. directors.
Ken Starege
Is Elected
Newport Harbor Optlm i!lts have
eleC'ted K.e n Starege pre!lldent
for 1961·62. Other offlcNS arc
Dr. John Wheaton and Ken Ros.oc.
vi<'c·p resldents; Chance Bu!lhard.
ser~cant at arms. and as new
board members Past President
Ed Hirth. Les Rich. J ohn Maher,
Tom Shears and Ed Wurtle .
The Ovtlm lsts also announc"
the choke or their m ember. Hal
Hetrick, a'~ lie-utenant govN nor
of the district.
The merger with the United
Chur<.'h of Christ. which was ap·
proved by the loral conRregl\·
lion last Ja nuary, will be te·
viewed a t 8 p.m. this evening,
May 11 . a t the Corona de l Mar
Congn.>J&tlonal Church.
E:lton Denner, chalnnan of the
men's study ltOUP which ha.s
~n revlewlnc the rner1er, will
pret~lde. The speake r will be
~1;!_~~~~~ ~~=·Anaheim
..
The Newport Beach City Coun ·
ell unanimously s upported May·
or James Stoddard a t Monday
even ing's Counrll meetin1 In a
hands·off policy on th~ radio
towf'r dispute In Baycrt>st. Th~ Council took no action on p·.er Pol·.cy the recommendation of thl'
Planning Commls!llo n, thus re·
jectlng the Com mission's finding IS ~FieX•Ibl-e' RALPH STORY, who is remembered for hi~ emcee role on the
1hat the radio tower of Dr. Sam·.. $64.000 Ch~l!en9fJ · TV proqrom o.,d now oppeorong on h s
u~l Frazier of 1N 3 Skylark Ln. Straining the Council's piN own da;Jy re.:iio p rogram. ."& Story l "e w II l'le~tdli"'e '"'e
"Is Incompatible with an R·I·B policy and an Incorrect measure entertainment at fhe Newport Ho•bor Sorootim•sts ~n..,,;t 1 bj:l
District a nd s hould !not be per· of 8 pi~r t11ured prom inently In to be held •h•s Friday even•"9 May 12 ~~ the San·o A ·e C ;;, .. '"'' 1 m ltted as an accessory use at thl!! l6ca tlon." Monday ev~ning's City Council Cl~;b. Roort'1q Twenties cos vr,e s w: I oe in :>rder. bvt ore not
Mayor Stoddllrd ~nlaaed in a dlscusalon of pier applications. required. ecGordinq to Mrs. Fron~ Mofl&s Soroptim•sl c•e 'de.-•
lencthy debate with Baycreat Councilman Dee flook object~ The "O rder of ttl• Blue G&rler will be owoded d .-ring tf·e
r e • 1 den t 1, laclucllna Carlton tMo approvl .,eJ:t off ~~~ of evening, end t~ \rgditional mone y tree wilt be given <'Is o priz.e .
h d .a&.-.a f h axwe 1 a nr Of .......,.._.. VI ft• Smith, who a ... o:u or t e lating slip at 113 E. Bay Ft .. BaJ.
lnvestlcatlon ol a "public nul· boa Island. HP said this would N • . f ' Fl
!lance" a nd called It a monstrot· t mlnees rom oor l~y; George Ziegler. who said this ~contrary to the policy adopted I
d 1n February, and he pointed out . case could serve 81 a prece en t that the Joint Harbor Commlttf'C ·
for more high radio towers; Mrt~. gave its approval on the basis of Wi • • PFO Eled•
William Kllng~r. who said tha t a sktotch showing thf' width as 18 In In IOn the tower Ia built to ao up to 60 fef'l. whereas It actua lly Is al· feet: Mr. KJinaer, who said that out·of-state leaal cases are split mOI!It 19't feet. The request for
88 to the leaality of the tower. revision. approved by a 4·S vote. • will increasf' the width to a l· The mayor said It wu not the 1 proper function of • city council mO!It .21 1 ft>et.
to rule on aesthetic values, but A little while latN the Coun·
rather on the legality et thl' ell coMid~red .the pier requests
tower according to cUy code., of R. V. Marshall and B. D.
City Attorney Wa lter Charamza Lowe. whose previous requests
supported hUI interpretation that had bef!n turn~d . back beca u.e
the JS.foot tower is legal. l of the Council pol~cy against In·
Mayor Stoddard aavelled down crease of plen~ u nt11 a parmanent
Mr. Smith clurlnc the discussion policy Is adopted.
&!I Mr. Smith a ttempted to break CounctJ voted to rPfer thP. re·
1 with th~ statem~nt t hat the qut'st~ to t he Harbor Comm lttet>.
r::ayor did not have proper ron · ''?,? we still ha\'e a pit>r pol·
cern for the Baycrest a rea. lc~,' Mr Cook askt'd. ..
The mayor replied. "Your state. We hav~ a flul bl~ policy.
ments are slanted. unfair. and Councilman Hans Lore nz re. outraa~us. l could as k for an pi~. 11 tao·
apology, and aet It .... We are ounc 8 ·
making a l~lal decision. not a n • Agreed to ask the Planning
emotiona l decision." He rem ind · Commission to expedlt~ a Its re~
ed his critics that t hey could port on ta ll buildings. b sed o
rt'ca ll him if they did not Ilk<' the study by cons u ltant Chari.-~
his decisions. Bennett. and to submit the rPpo
1
rt
He told the Baycrest residents no la ter tha n the end of he
Salary Hikes
Are Approved
The tru!ltees of thl' !'Jpwport
Eleme nta ry School Dis trict gavP
approval Tuesday !'Vt>nlnll to sal·
ary lncrea~c!l for both c·Ntiflcdl<'d
and non-cerfl flcat<'d JX't'!Onncl.
For the t~>achlng starr this will
be a bout S200 a n nually for be~
ginning !!d iary and SJOO a t t h~>
top sca le.
The tentative budget. tota ling
just under S2 m illion. will be
approved at the June 6 ml't'tinjl.
Trustees agre«'d not to lnri'C'nsc
class !llzes-w hich would be t hf'
only way to m ake a substantial
cut In the budg'ct. s ince ln~truc·
tlonal salaries accou nt for ubout
two-thlrdA of the budget.
fiscal yea r. J une 30.
• Called for ma p of a nl'w
plan for ahandonm<'nt of thl'
<'nd of Eighth J\vc. at Bay Avt> ..
as l't'quested by the Nt'wport Har·
bor Yacht Club. providing a
walkway W<'~INIY of Eighth
Ave. and a sandy beach :nea I
at the bulkhl'acl: agrt>ecf to dis·
cultS it fiJtaln )fay 22 and rer·
haps call n ht'aring for June 26. I
BBC License
Ruling Sought
A legal ruling on whNher the I
Ba lboa Bay Cl ub m ust obtain
1
more than one city llct'nsc will
be !-!ought rrom C'lty Attorney
Waltl'r Chnramza. City Flnanrc
Dlrf'ctor Frank Johnson ·told the En'~lgn this WPPk. · I
Thr Issue s hould be resolved
by the May 22 council meeting.
hto added.
An opr~11 on '' ttl' nonlnatNI I o! \orona dl'l ~1M, : I r n nd
!rom th .. • floJr \\•J 1l a ·ltoan 'swr ep ''""· ~l khal'l J,lg~>r of w e .. ,~<'"'
a t the Hn. '>Jr \':ew PFO election I port, )
meetin g la.>t T hu:srt11y evening. For auditor: Audrey :"ida~
Attrr ,>~el>Cntatlon or the re· tt>3Chl't at Harbor vf(~W. 106: )lr
port of th'! nominating commit· and ~frs. Frank Burlingham of
tee. nom inations were made 1 Harbor Vl~w •utts. 61. .
from the floor for 5 of the offices. L'nopposed ca ndlrtareos prt>sent ·
and the elt>ction. by ballot pro· I ed by tht' nom inating committet'
duced the followan1 results: wt>rt': · }1r. dnd ~rs. Edwin
For p esitlent: ~"'-Sidney Secard of Corona High tands, Sf'<'·
Sha nnon of f orona del Mar. 89 ond vlcc>·pr-esi dent: ~fr. and ~rs.
vottos: ~r. and ~rs. Parker Dale Eugene Bla.-k of Harbor V1ev.
of Bay Shores. 80. I Htlls. tr<'as urN; ~1r. and ~rs.
For fin~t vlre ·presld~nt : ~r!l. Tert'nre Swf't'ney of Balboa Js.
Warr~n Clemence of Corona d~l land. historian. John Cast>. thP
Ma r. 88: Mr. and Mrs. Mt>rrll l l new principal. rs ad\'isor.
But ler of Bay Short'S. 79. Co~m<'nting on report!! that a
For third vlre.president: Mrs. rt>tu rn to PTA Will IX' pro!)OM'd
Charles Rote of Corona del Ma r. by the new board. ~1rs Clem·
89: ~r. a nd Mrs. Elton Denner
1
r ncl'. thf' n~>w prPStdf'nt rPplted.
of Corona Highlands. 77. ":ll11: iht' PFO h.l!! ~M-en doing a
For aecretary: Mrs. ,Lund ~rood \Ob."
~ ..... ltmm.ll If •,•••••rll ...
A brukfut meetlna ol the
parkJnr rommlttee ot the Co·
rona del Ma r Chamber of Com ·
merce hu been called ,for 7:30
a.m . Monday. May 15. at the
Snack Shop. 2305 E. Cout Hwy.
ChamMr dtredon are NC~..-tecl
to attend, Prftldent Ralph Mye,. ..,..
Councilmen Indicated that the
Club s hould ha ve municipal 11·
«'ftWS fOr a partment rt'nl&JS, 18· I
rage rental( s lip rentals. rt'!II&U·
rant. on·sate and off-sale liq uor
and mqazlne ad,·ertlalng. Cub
offld&ll appJied f« I buairwa
11«-Mf!S and 2 ~rtln<"atea of oc·
cupAncy but claimed only one
wu needed I« tM OS»ratlon of
a private dub.
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RolK'rt 5h~>llon. wh<J hn~> IM-<'n
'IIY man.tgPr of :"t>wpon fkoa ch
i,lnC(' Ju ne-1M. 1956. will resign
_lS or thl' enri or ni'At month to
!wt·ome !Jll'»lcll'nt of a rna lor
lanrt dl'velupment firm an Lol-
An~f'le '
The 3i ye.tr old IH1mlmstrat1Jr
will be prt'sidPnt of Lanta an Park
Corp. and advisor to' thP owners
ot the 11 .300 ~ounta1n Park
proptorl lt'S in the Santa Monlc·a
~ounta1ns. an the PXIrt>me WPSt·
l'rly portaon of Los Angell's.
La01ain Park ha ' rPtaaned Wll·
llam PPrelra a nd Associatt' and
Quinton Eng lnt'f'rs Ltd to do the
plannlnJt and engtn,...rang work
Prior ro romtng hNf> 1n 1956.
~r. Sht>lton w~ r haf'f adm~
lstra nvp offlN'r tor the Cit~ of
Santa Barha ra and ,,-.o;r~">tant rlly
manajZt'r of ~odt'sto. H(' grad·
ua tf't1 from Pomona In I !Hi 1wuh
Phi 8PtJ Kappa honor~ ann then
was an tnlf'rnP with thP :"ational
Institute or Public Affatr'l undf'r
1 R()(·kefPIIPr F'ou nda non !Zta nt
HI:' st>f\Pd with thl" :"avy In
World War II, part of thP 'time
In Japan on an admiral' talf.
lie and h•" wifP, ~lrlam. a nd
their four chtldrt'n. Pl'lf'. Polly,
WtonrJy anti Tom. ll\·e at 2908
Oct'an Blvd.. orona del :\far
Tax Protest
Is Launched
r11~ wid,. prott' t agalns; <>X·
,.,,1\•' lnu ('8:-o(' in proj:)f'rl\ a'!·
"''sment:s w,,., urji!t'd ..11 the an
ntnl mrt>ung of th!' Shor<' C'htrs
Pto~rt~ OwnPn; A:....<tn las t w~k
111 thP Corona del ~far l'ongrt'ga
••onal C'hurr h
W r Armstrong. tht' outgoing
prt'Stclt>nt. s.~rd 1 ha 1 asst-ssmt>nt
would hf• daublpd in the 1961 ·62
tax yl'nr -that not onl\' Short
Cl itfs. hut the f'nllrt' rrtv. would
be a ffPr ted · ·
The llSSO<'t,1t1on appro\ed a
m ot1on th.tt .1 <'OmmlttN' b<>
{ormt>d. with Rawson Footf' as
chairman. to draw Uj) a ~tillon
protesting thP ancrl'ase. to ~
~lgned hy propnty ownf'rs In
51horf' Chff It w.~ .. furtht>r s ug·
t:I'StPd th-tr thP t•ommaltPe con .
ta<'t other a"l)('latlons tn thf' <'11,\'
1nd ur~,, th•'m to do the samf'
II'> I '-hem Of Unit\
C:rnup« a nti tndl\ adu.tl "~'"'
urlf<'d to \'01<'€' protf'sts at the
l'OU nty as...<:e~'~or·s offr<'t'
ern IIAifAGD IIIELTOII
Principals Are
Appointed for
Hiqh Schoo'~
JOS4'~h Hamblet was ft'3ppo:nt·
ed pnnt•apal or ~ewport Jiarbor
High St·hool dOd l..esltP ~l dll'r
principal of Costa ~t'I'B ll.~h
at Tufl'8da y evening's mf'Ptin~ of
tht> High School Tru tt>es
~irs. Fay Harbison and Rob<'ft
~1agnusson W Ne appoin· d \lei'
prancapa a t Harbor Hrcn and
John ~cCowan and ~1is Lila
~hoenm4!hl at ~ta M4!Sa High. ~rtment heatk for 1161..-
Harbnr High will b(' MNI ~h:rlt>.\'
Rl~. art: lhf:'Stp· Wulff hu.,,. '
ne"'ll : ~1NI. R ctnl' f'N>If'~ Fn~·
llllh: :\irs Ha;Pl 0 wPn ,,.,,..w.
making: Antirf'w Oli\P" rn du-.
tnal art~: 1\1rs. Ruth l.RL t'Ht'.
fo"4'tli{n la n~uagP : \Vpbo;tt>r Jonf''.
matht>matrrs: Kmgtory \\':lit<'·
nt>r k, .<:caPncP; Eup.Pne C .trlt .. ll',
SOC'ral rt'nC't': lirs EliPn C.•: t·of.
glrlo: phrsr('al t'rluca tron. and
Ralph Rf'Pd. boys phy~,.,ra l Pdu ,,
lion
1)(-parr ment hf'ad for 11lt> :\1<'i'll'l
Hrgh will be Fred Cartc>r "O<'lal
sc1en<.'t': W1lllam Clarkt>. Eng.
llsh: )flss :-.lanc·y FN guson S{trls
physical edurat1on. Juh"• Ga~"·
boys physic-al education; \'m,~t'nt
Harris. andustrial art~: Rohf'Tt
LMh. S<'ienef': Jamfl'8 ~fi ller.
mathf'matlcs: M N~ TPrt><:a Pat·
terson. forela n langu.:~ge. and
~irs. :'Jan<') Rubt>n'!t!'tn. bu .ne'<;
t>duca 1 ion.
80T FOB BEWLETTS
~1 :. and ~trs S ?\ H P\\ INt.
921 E Ba llx?ol Bh cl . Ba I boa .:1 rl'.
part>nts of a son horn Fr!lill\',
April 14. In Santa Ana Commur1r.
ty boeplta.J.
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"' law.
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Publlaher of the Enalp:
Former rr.idnt DwtPt D.
Elaenhower sbould have bten a
John BJrcherl
On Monday, May :t.t, fr9na
Gettysburg, Pa., AMOClated P,...
reported that Ei.lenhower cau·
tloned aaalnat Inquiries Into tbe
Cuban lnvulon. "The lut thlnl
I would want would be a com·
plete lnvestlaatlon and the Jay·
Ina out of details on the record,"
he aa1d. "Let's not do anythlna
like that."
MEMIEl .f the CALI~lNIA NEWSJAPU PU-.ISHElS ASSOCIATION
A!ld ef tile NATIONAL IOITOIIAL ASSOCIAnON
In dhacuulng the Cuban sltua·
tlon, Eltenhower sa I d his ad·
ministration had been hopeful
fUO Castro would succeed In his re.
17• volt against the Batista regime
because "we were tired of dicta·
lA the Newpert
011tli4e of the
SUISCl~ION RATES
HetMr Areet 0... ,.., -ll.OO; ...
He..W Area: O~~e _,_ -14.00: twe
n.. EAiitlll It .... Offtci-' ....,..,.,
...... City ........ ,.,. leecll
Hop
tor,." He said, however. he arad·
ually canw to realize that ~tro
was going far to the len. ·
Robert Welch. foundf!r of the
John Birch Society. prepared the
Blue Book of the John Birch So·
clety In Octobt>r an~ November
of 1958 and delivered the address
• RULE OF LAW_ NOT MEN which started the John Birch So· clety In December of 1958. befon
Those folks fortunate enough to attend Mon-Cn!ltro came to power In Cuba.
day evening's meeting of the Newport Beach City On pa~e 20 or the Blue Book.
Councl.l heard a lively debate tha t pointed up some Robert Welch is di8t'ussing Ro-mulo Betancourt of Venezuela.
b asic virtues of our republican form of government. who says he Is not a rommunist.
Mayor James Stoddard was in good form and in firm hut has admitted he was a Marx.
d f h · · d · h 1 th d ' ist. Robert Welch states "Betan· comm on o t e Sltuahon unng t e eng Y tsc~s-, rnurt. who has spent his whole
sion of the ''ham" radio tower that has roused the tre carrcr In helping the commun-
of Bayc rest residents. and he m ade some excellent l~t~. s"em. to be taking the lead
re marks on the obligations of a representative of th e In plots anlf plans to overthrow thl' VN)' few remaining really
voter s . anli·C'Ommunist jlOvernments In
Here is an e xample : ''Eve ryone has a right to Latin Ameri~a. They are Cu ba. . . • h . Paraguay. ~lcarajlua. and the an o pm10n. Only a few have the nght to have t etr Dominic-an Republic. Right now
' o pinion b~come law. In a republic. that is our ht> t Betancourt' is giving poweT.
re soonstbility It is an 1mportant responstbthty to ful help. probably the most pow· · . . • W <>rtul. next to that of ou r ~overn· pro!e ct the mdtv1dual fro m the masses . . . . e are m~>nt-towards the overthrow of
makmg a legal dectston. not an emotional decision " Batista In Cuba by the coauDUD·
He e xplamed lurthPr ha 1t IS not the duty of the lst Fidel Cas.rro. and ~he estab·
7 ll~>hment of a communiSt beach·
C ounc1l to pass on aesthetic cppearances. but to head 90 'miles from our shores.
r Jle on le galuy That 1s the essence of c re p u b ltc-And gentlemen. if ~·ou have any
c rule of law and not of men. rtoubt that Castro is a comm_un-. ist. don't. If hi' is successful. ume T h ts reasomng, whtc h was u pheld unammously will clearlv reveal that he is an
l::;y he Council, dtd no a ke away any righ t !rom the n~Pnt or the Kremlin."
Bay-::rest cttizens T hey hove recourse to court act10:1 It . a~pears that if the Prf>Si-. rtent s 1ntelllgrncr sources I such 1: a nUisanc e really does extst ao; thr C.I.A.• had bern as accu· * * * rate as Rohert Welch's we would·
• A NEW PERIL TO FREEDOM n't have the. Cuban mess today.
DR. TERRELL. L. ROOT.
Costa Mesa. The mayo r and Council deserve praise for the
actton desc ribed above, b ut they were in left held
on another tssue. dtscussed dunng the afternoon
study sess1on They are toying w1th the dangerous
program w hich goes by the ple asmg u tle of 'u rban
r enewal •· :J
H ere 1s the way conservative and patnotlc Dan
SmG>Ot desc ribes th1s n e w penl: "Urban renewal IS
a :ederelly ltnanc ed program of city planning whtch
reqUires c1 y governm e n s to setze homes and other
pnvate proper y !rom so me citizens and resell them,
below cos t. o real estate promoters and o her pnvo:e
cttlzens for development tho ihe city planne rs con-
s tder des1rable " Dan Smoot states further tha t m
1954 the U S S u p reme C ourt ruled m an u rban re-
newal C(]Se that ·C o ngress and state legislatures can
d0 anything h e y h k e to the pnva e property of pn-
va'e cit1zens as lon g as they clmm they are domg
it for p u b ltc good
U rban renew al w ould b e another long step to
full -scale soctahsm . The lime to s top it IS nght now
* * * • LETTER rJlOM A PATJUOT
Puhlishcr of the Ensign.
Th<' enclosed letter from Con·
~res.<:man Edgar W. Hiestand was
wrlttl'n to a young friend of ours.
il ~tudt>nt at Pasadena City
Colll'~l'. I felt that it was surh
an out!'tanrling letter and the
word~ of patnotism contained
thrr!'ln wrrl' so applicable to all
young propl(' today tha t I askelf
for and r<'C<'I\ Cd J)4"rmtssion for
tt to b(' rrproducPd in your
n<'WS pa pPr
I adm1t to a -'>mall amount of
prcludll'<'. tn as much a1' Con -
grr.;sman Hic~tand IS a close
prrsonal frirnd of our family but.
1n my optnlon. thf' n.1mc of Ed ·
~ar ll il'~tancl should go down in
hi tory along with' Patrick Henry
and other grt~at A;n('riran Patri·
ots. '
~rs .. Alan L. Anrterson
;ii09 Sl'ashore Dr.
Newport Beach
buy or unconc.rnecl to atud)t the
events ol the put thirty yHn In
our mal'dl towanl complete ao-
dallaiD-Imp,.. upon them that tMr .. .-a .... to chooee be·
tween:
CHRIS'nA..NITY or ATHEISM
FREEDOM or SLAVERY '
It la my llrm bel:er that CO·
existence with communist coun-
tries, ruled by Marx:at-Lenln 4-Jc·
tators, Is lmpoulble. We either
prove our worth as a nation of
free people, or we ahall enslave
ouraelv.-perhaa-forever!
Hundreda of fr~nda have uked
me why I nin for office time
aner tlme. 'nle answer Ia .Imply
this. Not only do I revere our
great Country as I knew It In my
younaer days-but. I now have
deep concern· for my own fine
grandchildre n. auch aa yourself.
I cannot bear to Me our youth
burdened and overwhelmed. We
are literally ...... our prlcelesa
American heritage and freedoms
to the one-worlders! None of us
can afford to sit idly by. My
prayer Is that I may/contribute a
mite In preserving freedom for
our descendents.
Cordially.
EDGAR W. HIESTAND
Member of Congress
* * ••
e DISACaEE WJTB •J. A:'
Arvo E. Haapa, Publisher
The Newport Harbor Ensign.
Dear Hop:
I will have to disagree with
"J. A." of Newport Beach. whose
letter was published In the En.
sign of May 4. 1961. "J. A." critic·
i7.ed the directors of the South
Coast Child Guidance Clinic for
voting to ~t forth Its policy not
to accept Short-Doyle funds In
its by-Jaws. rather than in its
articles of Incorporation. This he·
ca use. a11 "J. A." put it. "by-Jaws
can be changed at any time. bu:
articles of inror;>oration oon nc\'.
er be changed." He went on to
indicate that he will !lupport 1 he
clinic when it Includes this Jim.
itation In its articles of inrorpor·
arion, and not before.
Perhaps "J. A." will enllghtrn
us as to how the policy In ques·
tion can be written Into the a rti.
r les of Incorporation If thP a rti ·
cles rannot be changed.
Actually the amenlfmrnt of
articles of lnrorporation 111 not
on ly possible but Is a simple and
easy procedurr. An(f thP purposes
for which aml'ndment Is permit·
ed are subject to few exceptions.
none or which has any bearing
on the roa ner at hand. The pro-
visions governing amenctmenl or
articles or husiness corporations
arf" found in No. 3600 through No.
3802 of the California Corpora.
tions CoctP. and No. 9303 of the
S{lme code makes th~ provis·
ions applicable to non-profit ror·
porations. such as tht> South
Coast Child Guidance Clinic.
Thert>fore. Inclusion of the pol.
icy against accepting Short -Doyle
money in the articles of incor.
poration can give no greater as-
surance ot permanence than Its
inclusion In the corporation's by-
laws. Cou nsel tor the clinic was
of the opinion that sur h a policy
expression hart no place In thP
articles. anrt the directors there·
tore electrd to place It In the by.
Jaws. where it has equally bind·
ing cHert.
If. aftrr the demons! ration by
the clinic's dlrectoi's of their re·
---
them to aometb.IDI M«• than
that. "J. A.'' IOIIht al8o take note
ot the fact that U... ar. m.n
and women who are wllllftl to
haw tbelr full name. made pub·
Uc, and to ldftltif)' theiMelvee
with poeJtlou and orpnlzaUorw
In wblda they beiJeve. -
~ntall,y, Hop, wbat hu
haptei'IH to your policy, fre.
qu.nt17 upre.ect at one tlrM,
of ,.,_.~ to publlah )etten ~--IC!JII:Iil:l.miicK:IiaJZIIZ:ICIIZIICIIZIIZICII:IliCICI:XIcZDI:Ii
whaM authon won't Identity
themNlvee! Lately thla nale hu
been honored u much In Its
breach u In Its obeervance.
whlch I alwar-admired, but,
RALPH M. liTERS JR.,
3800 E. Cout Hwy.,
Corona del Mar. 1
* * *
The c .Q.'s bad a marvelou. alnce. Jaat week·end, praetlcally
week-end. not fllhlne but explor· adore. After the ride up that
In£;. We had one of the world's mountain and back. I'm 'sure I'd
best IUidea, which Is probably be no 1~ than buzzard-bait
the chief reaaon tor the excep-without that trusty jeep. It's the
tlonal week-end. Our aulde. was world's or 1 I I n a l meehanlzed
"Uncle John" Htlton, famous mountain aoat! ... __ 1 t th 1 •-We arrived home loaded with e WOII'T ww taaana -rt pa n er, au or, eeo otuot. botanist. adventurer .• musician all aorta of desert thlnp. lnclud-
Open Letter to ~th Coast and teller of tales. •'rib Juan" lne "Pene" and "Pinto". Pene
Child Guldan~ Clinic: a nd his wife. B:ubara. Jive at la a penecate bua. who playa
I have been asked to contribute "Casual Manor." the name of po.um aa well u anythlna on
to the South Coast Chnd Guld· their home, In Twenty-Nine four ~p. (PeM, of courae, has anc, Clinic (SCCGC) but I have Palms. six.) Ptnto la a baby chuck·
decided aplnst this for the tol· ,What a t_asclnatlne pia~ Is walla Hzard. who. Tlo Juan as· lowlna reasons: au~ us, waa the beat-natured
1. The World Federation for Cuual Manor! Take the swim· member of the .reptile clan. Be· mine pool for example. It's 1 Mental Health fWf'MH ), which heated by nature from a hot. n1 but a younpter, he sUil has
Is a powerful International or-mineral-water well. Around the hll yellow and black banded
ga(llzaUon. Initiated a plan In edge Is John's rarden. Like the tall, which Ia very handsome. 1957 for maklna the year 1960 M He eats Jettu~ from Nancy's "World MentaJ Health Year." exJcan people do. the flowers hand and drinks hla water from
Now, starting in 1960. the pro· and the vegetables are mixed, the drop&'we put on the lettuc-e
ts r h I I SCCGC II a)) In the same bed. Romaine leal. Pinto lOt his na-.. from ponen o t e oca te lettuCf!, turnips and radl~ht>ll are ....... us that 10 per cent or our chil· right In with flowering ba lsam. Pinto Mountains, where we
dren are In need of psychiatric petunias and snapdra~ons. The found him.
care. This is truly an astonish· prize plant was the Chinese pea. But-you'll just have to walt,
ing problem (if it exists 1 but I The flowers -re as pretty as the amlgos, unUJ next week! cannot · unctersta nd how a prob· :;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ sweet pea anrt the pods and peas r lem or such magnitude could arc> 1lelirlous! And just as you havf' exl!'tect In this community without reC"eivlng wide 'publlrl t~ leave the pool is the cactus gar-den. Here are many rare sped· until the international WFMH mens. such as thP rainbow ca<'·
suddenly sounded thr. ala rm. If tus. no\# vNy sc-arce. In addi·
10 per rent or our chtldrf'n had tlon. John hall many ~rafted
heart disea~ we would ha\'e 'cartl. which arl' unusua l in their
hearct about 11. variety 2. It is my understandin~ that · .
psyc·hiatry is onP of the IPasr ex. HI~ Pi\.'lo. on the way to h•s
act or all medkal sril'nce.". Un-stud1o. 111 most rolorfu l. All
der the South Coast Child r.uld sorts or unusual plants. includ·
anN> Clinic a psychriatri'lt. n ing orchids. are h<'re. hut the
p.-.yC'hologlst and a psychiatric-spectacular parr comes from the
-.ocia l worker would br 'work1n~ wide ."arlcty of colors or boll ·
under an unpaid voluntary galnvlllca. I used up qultr a bit
board. Supervision exerrl!<ed over of color film on this spot. The
t heS(' three workers would vary studio Is no lPss lntcrestl~ll·
and could at timf"s hf' €.'S...<1l'ntially John ha.s an electric easel. w1th
nil. s uc-h an Important (and ~-foot swttd t€.'<;. whic h raise and
tentially dangerous• fi<'llf of lower his canvas. He has a fab-
medJcolnl' should be under the su. ~lous collection of oriental an-
J>('rvlslon a:"'cl scrutiny of a full · tlques. which would make a
time paid professional staff !luCh story alone. There Is a cabinet
as will be found at the Chlldr('M of mineral s prclmens. Including
Hospital of Orange County. hill fl\mous bold tie. made from
3. It should be obvious to gold nu~gets and petrified hone.
anyontt, that the spe<'lallzed fleld each cell ot which alltters with
or psychiatry should not have "a fi re opal. I had thought it was
line drawn around it" and be a dinosaur bone. John put me
separated from the other medl· rleht. It's the hone, of an extinct
ca l ~lencM. We do not separate three-horned rhino.
heart disease from other mcdi· We're saving the rock trip to
ca l 8t'len~ nor should we sep-the old mine for later.-That
a ra te psychia try. Psychiatry safari was a -la-jeep. a vehicle
should b.-put In proper perspec·
~~i~~>~~ an integrated medical fa· fill TIE .... (
In conclusion, I sug$Ze t that
if you are not successful In so·
llcitlng your goal of. $225.000 to
star) a clinic. you might ronl'lllfer
donating what fuPids you have
collected to the Chlldrens Hos-
pital, which wlll have integra l·
ed chil d $ZUldance clinic. Add re&~
of the Childrens Hospital is: 11 2;>
East 17th St.. Santa Ana. Calif.
Therefore If any man be in
Christ. he Is a new creature:
old things nre pa&Wd away;
behold. all things are berome
new. I II Corinthians. 5:171
'
A box of Mojud nylon s tock·
lnp is a wonderful eUt.
Seamless or .full-fashioned,
flawless fit and areater snae
resistance. .So acceptable!
from II pr.
Other Mother's Day Ideas:
handbags - mohair sweaters
jewelry -gifts
3409 E. Coast Hwy ..
Corona del Mar · OR 3-4740
SHELDON F. CRADDOCK.
Z?6 Heliotrope Ave ..
Corona del Mar.
IJITIIIIY'S liT. a. lEU
Italian ImpOrts
* * * • FREEDOM OR SLAVERY sponsiveness to the community's e FIGHT METaOCIIATS
Home-made Sausage
Food to qo - -or eat here
e THE RED LJifE l .tnnmr ran look up its tclrphonr
T'll' Rrd P.~rt~ llnr· the!;(' ctays AnJ::Pirc; phone book :
Dear Bill: feeling ronrPrnlng sta te s upport Publisher of the Ensign:
Your letter arrived along with for the clinic's activities "J. A." We must start war against the
hunlfr<'ds from all ovrr the coun· Is still suspicious 'or th.clr mo. Metropolitan Government Mt'tro-
rry rr gardmg the John Birch So· lives .. then he lor Is it she?l il! crats -1313. It must be done
d rty willing to distrust some men and soon. Time ls short and precious.
What started this nation-wide women whose prominence and DEAN (Bircher) WARD.
La.agoe Spagbe~
Fiab & Chi.--RaYioli
PIZZA -BEER -WINE
1788 Newport Blvd Mi b-12 1 I r u:>la<;hN of thl' En•>~J!n: I number and address In the Los
1-< ":nl'n . ana~k anlf rltsrrPdit all While 11 is truE' that the John
; at -tor i.-nl·t ionc; ilnd groups. Rirrh Society lf~ not puhlish a
llo•ntl', thP John Etrch Society is a ltst of mPmhcrship, nl'ither ctoc<
· '~'''r('t and underground organi· the Lions Club, Rota ry Club. or
tumult': The Washington Star record ot servkc to their com. 460 N. Newport Blvd ..
ran an excl uslve. !ron t page stocy imruinilitiyiiiiseeiimiitioiimeiiiiitoiiieinitlitileiiiiiiiiiiiNieiwiipoirtiiiBeiaicihi.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ -an Interview which I readily
gavf' -expressing my views.
thoughts and opinions concern· :;o,Jt ion" A.C.L.U. lng the Society. The first edition
MRS. ROG ER JO:-;Es. hadn't more than hit the street
315 Catalina Dr.. wh<'n our telephones went wild.
llicwport Beach. Calif. Corr<''l;>ondents and reporters * * * I rall<'d from all the wire servl~. rountle s newspapers. radio and
• ROME AGADf 1V nPtworks. A pres~! conferen~
Pu blisher of the Ensi~n.
'thanks very much for th<' finr
wrfte -up you ga\'e me on thl'
front page of the Ensign. A ~ur
pri~ing numtx-r of old frl€.'nds
and acquaintances .-aw It and
<"nlled m€.' to say "hello." Sud·
lfenly, Dorothy and I felt wr werl'
''home" again.
Ted Gooh
:·Mr. Goon-Bones"
Corona del Ma r •..•. , ...... ..
IIIII • .._ ••
was the only po.<~.<~lbl(' way to
handl<' th(' siluation. What you
h:wP sef'n on 1V and read Jn the
Ca lifornia papers resulted from
th.lt confN«>nce. '
You may be sure I am grateful
for our fine. ctedlcated news meit
who Mi ll h;tVe the courage to re·
port fatlua'l news. Som(' of the
clippings which wer(' sent bv
constituents a nd other~. reveal.
an almost fantaJJtk distortion of
what actually occurred at the
conferenr('. This sort of shameful
reporting always dlstre-ues me .
even though I have · s urvived
some dandy "smear campaleris."
I mention this. becau!N! you
have asked In your letter what
you. as a colleee atudent. can do
Summer baseball games will to help flaht communlsm. I ur1e
get underway Monday, June 19. you to try to tet acroea to all rf
'sponsored by tt;e Harbor Area your claamate. ttw fact thAt
Boys' Club. Rod MacMilllan. club theY must learn JKYrR SIDES o-
oftl~lal. hu announ~. EVERY STORY! Too many ot CM •
"TeamJJ are now pracUclnc.~ brilht youn-r people are prone 1'
Mt. MacMIJllan said. a~pt anyUtlnt U..t II INN .. t
'nlere will be 19 teams at the ..between cown u fact. Tt ,
Corona del Mar Youth Cer\ter, 18 many are...,_. b)' eorMndn"'.
at Newport Harbor Hlch School,~ -•• 'WR -..._-.....,,
at CrtanneJ Park. 12 at Martnen .. ... ... 11111 11 ,
Park. 22 at ec.ta Meu Park. 5 at Above all, ... tM lllll*t·
Wilson Bchool, t-t at ICaiRr • ...,. o1 a.aml,.. !:·u:•n• ,... School, 8 at Cofta ..... Kllb llblt about tM ~ ~
School, 5 at Hal«fttt Pa,_, T at lftl ~· II cw niB
Welcome Hammond Orian to Corona del Marl
W e a re proud to ha-ve h elped
c reate the beautiful setting
Fo r the South Coast's home
of the popular line of
Ha mmond O rgans. S top in
soon to see this lovely N e w Store ...
Custom Carpeting
2854 E. Coas t H ighway (Corner of H e l iotrope)
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiole 3-8930
by
Geo. M. Graham
.,.
2284 Newport Blvd .• C osta Mesa . u 8-0741
Carl's Custom . Cabinets " u 8-1433 ' 165 Eaat 19th St.. Costa Mesa
Daniels Mirror & 61ass Co.
I 1~ Newport Blvd ., C:O.ta Maa US-2229
JUNIOl SWHI'STAKES winner
"' th• On11ng. County Science
Foir et S.nta Ano College wes
I l ·y•ar-old Tom Ball, student
at Horece Ensiqn School and
son of Mr. and Mrs. It J. Ball
of 2l5 Iris Ave., .Corona del
Mer. His .. hibit .. s entitt.d
"A t.fi(nMtudy of Alq ... '
His blother. &.o,.. Hal'ttor
Hi9-.......,., waft IR the botany
sectioil i" the -'iof dfvision.
Cottlca Park. Mae V•'*· and wttJc:h Ia enpJflna oar ,_. ...
• at Monte Vlata khool. If your lellolr ....... .,. t1110 .. ••••••••••••··~··••IJII•il~····•••i!~•••llfl•~·-·······lll
. Professional
Directory
Ft.INERAL Dlltl!ri'OIS •••
Friendly N~llhborbood SenSei
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
11 o _·aroac~way
u 8-3-W .... ..,. CGita--
,SE4LJISHEBTS
c/ffoNIItl~
Westcllff
Ca. 1M IT.
COSTA MBA . ...-
INSURANCE ...
FOR ALL OF
YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS
Sadleir Insurance Co.
John E. Sadl~lr
3333 E. Coast Hwy. OR 3-3$50
Corona Clel Mar
INVESTMENTS ..•
C.llOWELL. WEEDON Ia CO.
MemMrs
Pacific Cout Stock Exchanp
Burdett Harrlaon, Rn. Mer.
Dick Ruckert Ted Paulson
Lola Fennell Ruth Baker
MUte Myers
Prlva~ Wire Servlcle
2620 E. eout Rwy. oa a-1005
Corona del Mar
with Mother
but
e WDIIDD&Y• ARIL II nw lplUon key and rqlstra-
tJon allp .. re stolen duri~ the
qht rrom t he ear of ~n E.
Gebhard, 1306 W. Balboa Blvd ..
Balboa . . • VIctoria F~U. 119
Opal Av~ •• Balboa bland, com-
plalned of aomHne aettln1 truh
cans on flre)n the area ..• A hit
a nd run car dama1ed th~ parked
car of Mrs. Maureen Berptrom,
Ul61 Oahu Pl ..• eo.ta MHA, park·
ed at Palm St. apd Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa ... Alton B. Culver, 3502
Marcus Ave., West Newport. re-
ported the theft of a surfboard
.•. Thl~ves rrabMd two aurf·
boards from the 1araee of Woody e. Brooks. 6:508 W. Ocean Ft.,
West Newport, and were ctiaatd
several doors away; the boards
were found later In a vacant Jot
nearby.
e TBVIliDAY. AnD. IS
Mrs:Hueh Plumb, 200 Via Bar-
ct-lona, Udo I.sle, reported the
theft of he r son's bicycle ... A
mall box was stolen from Phillip
L. Joh nson. 2620 Cliff Dr., New·
port Heights ... Quring Easter
Week a cl~k was stolen from
the car of G. R. Godber, 604 Via
Lido Nord. Lido Isle . . . Ira L.
Gray, 52. 2129 Ha rbor Blvd., Cos-
ta MPSa. was charged with In·
toxlcatlon in auto In front of 11 5
McFadden Pl., Ne-wport Bear h
. . . J uvenile officers contacted
the part>nts of two Cp rona del
Mar ~Iris, 9. after tllPy thr<'w
rocks to break a window In til<'
h o(ne of ~Irs. J. PowPr, 607 Iris
Ave .... A $450 outboard motor.
a gas tank and boat r over wcr<'
stolen from the boat of Frank
Schaumberg. 47, 310 VIa Lido
Nord. Lido Isle.
e FaJDAT. AniL 14
Vernon L. Donley, 24. of 157 E.
21st St .. Costa Mesa, was charged
with drunk driving. Intoxication
in a uto and destroying jaiJ prop-
erty. a fter his car was involved
In a m inor a ccident at Balboa
Blvd. and Coast Hwy .. Wes t New-
port, at 12:().1 a .m. with policl"
unit 4308 d riven by Otficf"r W.
SJ)('irs ... Mrs. Ri chard ReLc;e.
1001 N. Bay Front. Balboa Island,
reported the loss ot a ring. $60.
a sweater. credit card and set or
keys, and ~rs. Victoria VIrgilio.
Long Beach. lost $20 from a purse
In a motel at 2101 E. Coast Hwy ..
Corona del Mar; the ring. sweat-
er, credit card and keys were
found later In the motel ... Mrs.
R. G. Taft. 4832 River Av{!., West
Newport, reported the theCt of her
1952 automobile ... Fra nk A.
Sloper, 319 Sapphire Ave .. Balboa
Isla nd. ~ported the loss or the
196l license plate from his car
... A hose and nozzle valued at
$5.50 we re stolen from the lawn
Give her Casuals
She·u enjoy
Welloaot I
For Fun
and Sport
CAPRIS
BLOUSES
SKIRTS
SHORTS
m"a tching or mixing
by names you know
Jantzen
Catalina
Loom togs
White Stag
Graff
California Ranch Wear
(
.... •
Ja ... ..UI• I
of awt w. DNyer, 3308 Seaview
Ave., Corona del Mar ... An S80
surfboard wu atol~n from the
patio ol Butler Leaeue • .12:5 Alate
Ave.. Balboa lalan.d . • . Dr. A.
SUpple, 123 Ruby Ave., Balboa
land. reported the th~lt ol a 3·
foot hllh bird bath made of eon-
crete apparently atol~n durlne
Easter Week.
e UTVDAT. AniL 15
Willia m R. Fry. 21, of 279 Mesa
Dr., €olta Mesa, was chareed
with d(Unk drlvlne and Intoxica -
tion In auto In the 200 block ot
N. Newport Blvd., New pot> t
Helehts, at 1 :30 a.m .•.. Carl 11:.
Fre»t, 32, of 176 E. Wilson St.,
Costa Mesa1 was chareed with
drunk drlvlnl and intox.lcation
In auto alter his car jumped a
curb, knocked over a parkinl
meter at the pollee lot at 2:19
a.m. and finally stopped on New.
port Blvd. in front of the city
hall ...
Wilbert E. u'"'-. 5I. Soata
A-. .. cbarged wttla dnmk
clrtftll9. bit _. nua ...s Ia·
t~ ...S Eatbft L T ...
vaJdea. 5I. laata A-. was
cbar9ed with late.katioD Ia
auto at alftnlde Aft. CIDd
Coast Bwy.. .ewport 8each.
after tlae LladeD C'CD bit the ccu
of Dcn1d a. BCII'Sbbca9er. 43'7
Acoda A.... Coroaa del lieu,
at Doftr Dr. CIDd Cocut Bwy ••
•ewport a.acll. at 1:55 CUD ••••
A box of tools Ycilued at' 120
to 125 wa atoleD from tiM car
of Robert hntL S57 CataUDa
Dr .. lfewport Betvbta ••• Four
bub cape ftlued at -..c '"" atoleD •from tiM C'CD of lfatbal!
L a090(t, aMI/a lll•ew a ....
W•t lfewport •••
Th~ Harbor Area loya' Club
announces the followtna aulen·
menta to bueball teams that
wlU play at the Corona d~l ~ar
Youth Cente r durin& the comln&
s ummer ball seaso9:
e AA L&AGU&
CAaDS: John Richwine. Roger
Hartley, Homer Alexander, Kim
Oviatt. Bill Holden, Parry Porter,
Jim Grant, Mike Flanegln, Dave
Gliessman, Larry Broerlng, Bill
Mc.~lllan.
e .ATJOIIAL LEAGUE
CABS: Jim Timmerman. John
Vallely, TOJ:.lY Torell, Bill Scott.
Paul Schmidt, Tim Cooper, Crali
McCabe. Marc Etherton. Doug
Fuller. Russell Lund, Ron Hall.
Rk k Yuill.
e AIBIJCAJI LEAGUE
CUU: Greg George, PctPr Es·
piau. Oscar Godines, Lance liar-
vey, ~1ark Story. ·Claude Abbott,
~ichael Zlmmn. Gary Davis.
:\tlke :\teehan, Pat Gannon. Ba r-
ry Bostwick. Greg Brockway,
~flke Hetrick.
e PJEDIIOifT LEAGUE
aJlAVES: Dan ~tt>Phan. C"'hrJc;.
topher Johns()n, Stl'phen \\'illis.
Bob Carney. :'ot iCk<'Y Coxwl"ll.
Thomas Rafferty. Joh n ~tack.
Andy .. \dams. Kirk Bu iiNmorc•
John Seidel. ·Tim c:!bidn. Rob
Wyre.
PIJIATES: Randy D1on, ::.trw•
Pattison. Tom Wt'stgatl', Jam<'s
Bu rton. Oavirt Smith. Croig St"O·
field. Kevin Cro.o;Non. Howarrl
Kimball. Ra ndy Loughlin. ~1ik<'
Blackwell. Johnnie Schram. Da-
vid Duncan, Brure Woodworth.
cu•s: Jack Fo\\ ler. Crio;
Brown, Topper Tort>ll. Cr.tiJ!
Gra ham. :'-lark ::.11111'. Brur"
Reynold::. Ro~N Brown, Brrnt
Beahm. Gr('g :'m1th. 01 rk Bla kf'.
morf'. Ro~.:Pr ~1oorl', Bud Barnt>s.
De<' RPn fro.
DODGERS: L,•nc<' ~11'\a hl". P.11
Ayr"'"· Tom Sa\\ YN. • j)('nc-N
Forrl, Jpff Brocmng. B1ll flus..,.,·
Torr.1nre 5wM'nPv. ~tlkC' P.ark
r.ary L•nebargPr. R11 k Ra krr:
Chrla Cooper, Tony nnJey. Bart
Fisher, Kenneth Hufnqel, Chris-
topher Hynes, BIIJ MeMenaer J r.,
Tommy Ptlecer, David Roul,
Michael Rote, Steve Schisl~r.
GIAJI'nz Jock Albrilht. Kurt
Andreu, Ronnie Brockway, Bey-
er Suman, Cam Camercm. Robert
Contant, Steve Dlsmane, Tim-
othy Kelter, Craie Marlon, Jimmy
Sanden~, Tony Weston, Chick
Marco, John Anderson.
aEDLECI: Bill ctuistensen,
urle Dunmire, Jon. Garner,
Larry Harvey, Paul Holmes Jr.,
Scott Nob1e, Robby Peddycord,
Richard Teachout, Ro~rt Prough,
Edwin Steen IU.
e coao•A LEAGUE
GIAJITI1• Ri chard Terrace. AI·
an Donaldson, Dane Sllzle, Ran-
dy Snyder, Alex Winter John
Welts, Douc Orr. Curtis Abbott.
David HeHoway. Robert Ward,
Kirk Lee. Robert Savage, Billy
~1unce.
PBILLJES: John Moody. ~a
th<'w Cox J r .. Larry Bing. Ward
Winburn. Grt'gory AstiP. Hal
Lin<'bargN . Scott ~ewcomb. Bob
f:therton, Tommy Contant. Bill
Oupule. Scott Harla n. Richard
1\rt>del.
PlllATES: Edward lA'<', Alex
Ramsay-;-ShfeJd.; Richardson.
Df'nny Bean, JN ry We-t'd. Richard
Ra ffert y. St:l n Crippen. Bret
BPrnard. Craig S<'hislf'r. Tom Hoi ·
Ieman. Kevi n Barrett. Kennt.>th
Sco~<'ld. John Mcintosh. Jim
Hendrickson. Bill Bemus. Grant
Baldwin IV. Pa t ~1clnto h.
REDLEGS: B r u c <' Gra ham.
:\lark 'achs. T raey Oavzc;. IA'e
St-card, :'~fare Longle~. O('an
~khol~. Bill~· Porce lla, Eric Cur·
liS. Ralph Lingt>nh4>rg Jr .. Doug -
las III IIJard. Paul SPidPI. Rol><'rt
:'olartin. :'\orman )larnn.-r.
SURVEYOR
LOT SOVEY$
LUMPS PROM API. MIELLIFKIIA
MOlt people avoid heel-for obvious reasoas. llbN-
matilm adl'ercn ol old, bowcwr, tried to ,et scunc.
They tboutbt bee ~ were an dfoctivc uauncnt
for rhcumalilqJ. Naw moat of • prefer tbe more
rdiable-and ~-remedies ol today. Thanks
to medic:al lcicnce we baw maay safe, fut.actioa
pU3 rdicvers. Olbcr powerful drup. too. Wbcn
)'OU're ill. take advanc.qe ol thae ocwu medications
-but onJy upoo tbe advice Ot your pbysiclan .. 1bcD
ld ua reader compktc pr.:ripcioo ICI'Villc..
Christensen Phar1nacy
3021 E. COAST IIWY., COaolfA DEL MAll .
OaJOLE J-1550
•••a•• • ' ~ • .. ~ .. TIIYB. SDVICE ''••u t~t\~'
COAST IDCIIWAY AT OaCIDD
1Sa E. Coat JUPway c::oro.a del ... (Oppem .. hatOWC'e)
• 3-1310
AIR-HOTELS-RAIL-SHIPS -TOURS -CRUISES
FOREIGN TRA VE.L SPECIAUSTS
A $40 blrycl~ wr.c; s tolen from
Darel Bateman. 513 Marguerite
AvP., Corona drl ~far ... ThrPt>
ceme nt statue-. valued at $25
('a rh WNC StOIPn from a fiOWPr
l>f>cl in thl" pntio of the home of
Ronalrl F. Barlow. 232 Agatl' Ave ..
Balboa Island ... John R. Eva ns.
20. of 112:l W. Bay Ave .. Balboa.
was \'hargNI with po sc"sion and
drinking an a lrohollr beveragt>
in publlr at Island Ave-. and Bal-
boa Blvd .. Balboa ... Ivan Su m-
mf'rs. 208 4-tth St.. West ~<'W·
port. r<'ported thP burglary from
his home of clothes, a toilt>t kit.
paint brushc>s. kf'ys and suit case
valued ~~ SIJ5 ...
JeffrPy Young. ~Ilk,. Ray. 1
GlAJfTS: T im Oi o;man~. Chn~ I
~elson. ~larshall Sa,·<~gl'. John
Chick. Da vid Bu rges~. Frank C,l
nat_v. Tom Gorton. Crnd ~ew
man. Dan Christy. Brent Bah. on.
Dan Orr. JJm<''! Zf'igcr. Tommy
JO~ W. BA'M'Y -U censed
436 Heliotrope • Suite 2
Corona del Mar
e SU.DAT. DlliL 18
Cars driven b)' Charles S. ~ar-Blount.
ston Jr .. 61. of 112 W. CoaM Hwv.. BEDLEGS: Bob Whytork, Brad
Newport Beach and George> ·A. Peddycord. Rick Saunders. ::;c0 11
Davl<'s. 24. Los Angeles. side. Mcintosh. Kent Harrison, Kim
swiped on the Arches overpass. Davis. Bobhy Hancock. John
Newport Beach, at 12:20 a.m. . . . Whytock.
A $40 tonneau cover w as stolen
from the sports car of E. F. J ack · • PIOifEU LEAGUE
son. 8 14 E. Ocean Front, Balboa .UVES: Frank BoiSS4'ranr.
... A do~ was quarantjnf'd at Steve Bowie. Pett>r Co~rly. ~cn -
612 Begonia Ave Corona del nls Dlon. Tommy E\a ns. Ken-
Mar. after biting .. Kirk Lee. 8. neth Ewt'll. Jack Hawkans. Phil
of 413 Acacia Ave .... A hit and Jordan. Bob Kuehn. Kurt Pagl'.
run car damaged a parke-d car In Gregory Sempl<'. F rank W<'lls.
front of 109 Palm St .. Balboa. rP~-~ Kenneth Ofstad.
lstered to David E. Felt, 2185•:: Pl.llATES: L<'ro~:. Carn'r Ill.
Tus tin Av<' .. Co.<~ta :\fcsa ... Jose Brent Duncan. \\Illy Ounran.
F. RivNa. 43. of 425 Vlrtorla St Randy Eth<'rton. Jerry Gorton.
CMta Mesa. was charged with ~tare H<''"c .. Crt>g ll<'_tri~k. John
Intoxica tion in public In fro 1 I Howt>ll. Da n d Orr. Kl"vtn Tool.
of the Lido (astaways Resta~-Greg Va nderburg. Bob \\"ill•ams.
rant NC'wpor\ Beach t 11 ·20 StephE'n La~lontagn<'.
p m . A BB pell t d a d CUU: Tim Abbot!. ~1kki Arm ·
piat£'. gi~AA wlndo: in ~~:gheom~ s trong. Oa,·id Bl"rgn Oond ld
of :\1rs. Vi ncent DP ROsa 2021 Dawson. Chr~ ~pia u. J\t'nr
Tahuna T t I T . FeiNa ~nd. B1lly Fanstcr. Oa\ld er.. rv nf' errace. c H . which will cost S3JO to rt-lace.. eo ro). Oa~ Grun.-walrl. ~t z kr P ~fNII na. Erar P<'INson. ;,cot t e MOifDAY, APRIL 17 Weber, Douglas Young. '('nit .\h ·
Evelyn Hoffert. 59, T railer 6·8. I bott.
2930 W. Coast Hwy.. ~ewport DODCEllS:
ik'ach. was chargect with intoxl-Billy Blaney.
cation In puhlit' .tt 2.:10 a .m .... -=.....----------_.:._
Threr tlrl's and wh<'els. valued
at Sl:;(). W<'rt-stolt-n rrom the C'ar
of Dr. G. J. MuiiN. Apt. II. li04
Westc llff Dr .. \\"t>stdiH; th<' ve·
hlcle was fou nd sitting on blorks
of wood with only the lert rear
wh~l remainang ...
A traffic acddeDt at 21st St.
aDd .,....,.... at..s. taYOI...ect
can ctrtY.. by Cbriatknl P'.
Scbilldler, 45, of 645 El Nodeaa
Aft .. lfnrport Betvbta. -1
DaaDy A. Gayle. 11. Azu.la •• ;.
J-.. an.wa. 24. Playa del
(ContJnued on paee 6>.
AB 'OVE COST
AMY
TELIVISION
(Cob IDchaclecl)
STEREO-HI-A-RADIO
CROW ·N
Call ORiole ~-0313 Anytime
•
w You'll find viiriety like this
only at your Chevrolet dealer's
One-Stop Shopping Center
JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLETS, nimble Corvairs, the one-and-
only Corvette-31 models in all to choose from under one roof at
your Chevrolet dealer's. Thrif ty full-sized Chev-
rolet Biscaynes, popular Bel Airs, sumptuous
Impalas, six handy, handsome wagons. Agile,
sure-footed Corvair sedans and coupes and family-
lovin' Corvair wagons. Why not drop in and do
your new car shopping in just ~me stop!
New ..,...._IW UOOIWOOD STATIOII WAGON
T here are 8ir Chenold w:t,ons.
from budret-wise Brookwoods to
luxurious S omads-each ~·ith carao
openinr near ly 5 ft. across.
New COIIVAII IIOIUA ClUI COU~
H ere's the family mnn's sport!! car
with bucket !le&U up front and the
famed handling ease that stems from
Corvaar'!l air-cooled rea r engine.
~GOT .. 1 OF WUT IT TAUS
••.. and that's wh,y moff people are menta unmakhed in Chevy's fteld.
tAkinr toiL That built-in J~t-tlmooth And 110 many mo~ thinp to like! No
r ide, for inat.t~. •>ith Full Coil wonder Che,'l'Oiet'a the moat popular
sutpension. Body by Flsbu ref\ne-on. the bithW&)' and buy·w&JI
'
• ...
S~e IAe new CMvroltu at rour lotal aulMriztd Clanrokt d.ln'• -········-····· ··········-········-· ........................ ,. ......... ·----.·--··········_.Ao .................... -..-... ...__ ........... ,;.. .• -.. .• -._.-
ILLEI DIEIIILEl H., 1•.
710 GDCI ... W. COAl! JiiQIIWAT .. teal .Ia'
u. ._., _. u a.a• -..a ........ •••,•••• .,
..
~ WiiMi 11.&1' II
x ... otflcen will be elec:Wd at
the annual dinner mHtJna ot
the Corona Hlahlandl Proi»l11
Owners .U.n. this Thursday eve-
nina, May 11 , at the Balboe
Yacht Club. A ala'-ot olllcen
will be pretU"nt~ by the nom·
lnatlng committee ~mben Ira
Smith, Dr. Henry Riedel. Mont
Frl~nrt. MNI. Chet Purcell and
Mrs. Roaer Hannafonl.
~ tMJ ReoJtHI
• By Louiae Neteer
,.._,-•7 clalldNa .... a Uttle tl8e ....
J ... , .... .,. ............ ......... ,..., .................... ...
Or lliiiJM .......... -............. a... ,..., .... ...u ............ -........... well. A.t .................... _ .. .w.
·-.......... ·-..... willa -...u AM ...... tebnet.IMU~""-•tWI
,......,. ..,. .................... willa rbu .. gold
.._._ ....... &a ...... dAMmrf •. ... _ ....... ...., .............. ...
....................... tM. &a .... plqf
ADdLwtao..aloobd....,_dtetbladq
WMa u..y alaould be J0U11--tllld atroog mea
Slt looldag back to days I -·t ....U
Jut wiab.1J1t tlw( wen Uttle folk Cl9aiL
• • •
" ........
' Wedding Set
For June 17
About 15 years ago I wrote a beau tiful Rhyme and Reason
for Mother's Day. It was all abou t cutting the proverbial apron
s trings, and letting your l'hlldrC'n go. This was something toward
which a woman might look forward as an author to writing Finis
at the end of 11 book. or a baltic-scarred soldier getting Honorf1ble
DischargC'.
Kendal Perry Svcdeen, son ot
Mr. and Mrs. Ke n Svedeen of
1021 Bays ide Drive, Newport
Bt'ach. will ta ke a.s his bride
Kathleen Henry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Henry pf MI .
Vtsrnon, Wash., on June 17. The
nuptials will be sole mnized at
. Mr. Vernon in the Presbyterian
Churc h. with a honeymoon a t
Hawaii.
~fi~ Henry allt'ndcd Whitman
College. She was grarluated from
the University o! Washington
where she was a mt'mher of Kap-
pa Gamma ~<orori rv.
. .
RACING
NO.W!
5 DAYS A WEEK
Tues. throu2h Sat.
To July 24 ............
33 MAJOR STAKES
RACES
A feature Race Enryday
Resenn Suts New 111 Sale!
Wrott Tlcht Dul Holly-a Puk,
lr.11ewooct C1lfiO<A11 or OlloN Dllt aon •
~ow that th<' tlay hno: rom<' wtten I "sit looking back j ust
wishing they Wt>rt' Iiiii<' folk again" some or my best columns l'on-
cern enjoying r hildr<'n Cor all the gold<'n moment~ they are worth.
Motherhood i hiiiNSW('Ct: And biltNl'St of all the miles or
SC'paratian, even in our tlay. To havf> a chllri. to gave' 1: birth. to
C'are Cor il and nutur<' 11. to "<'l' It grow hright with promi.:<t>. oh.
thNe's the W£'£'1 of 11. To bid II goocl -byf' with tf'ars unshed. to
keep in touc·h with l<'llC'r.., howt•vcr fr<'qut•nt. alus is tliC' bilt<'rnt'ss.
You m.1y rebf>l; qui<'lly. and alon<'. It may comf' upon you at
thl' str(\ngest mom£>nts: wh<'n you an• draving home at the <'nd of
a long day. 1 what if th£'y'd just run out the way th<'y usNI to do?
"Apples. :\tom? You got HPJ.Jl<'s?" By the time you r£>ached the
house tht' bag of apples was .lS barren as a K~nsas C'orn fl£>1d
a fter the )ocus ts had dC>partNI! 1; whC'n you a w,a kC'n in 1 hi' morning,
I better get them up; "Y<'s, oalmNtl tor brC'akfast:" "I'd ratht•r
hav(' Fren~·h toast: 1
Then you m ay ask yourself a mNIJry ot qu<'slions without
<insw{'rs. "Why was I so oft(•n ampatil'nt?" "Why didn't WI' have
morf' tun tog<'th£>r?" "How do they r<'m<'mb£>r m<'. r<'ally1"
Nt'xt door lhl' wailing sound ot llttll' hoys in t('ar!': risf's high
and loud and jarring. You hrar thr1r mothf>r shouttng. ''I w1sh
) ou'rl grow up." ~h£' :-.t\''>. "You drt\'t• ml' t'WI) "
Sur<'ly you nf>H'r ... lid th.tt .... dtd r ou':' But th£>n you lltoln'r k no\\! •
Oh. God' Anollll'r rha n ,. In lo vf' thf>m morl''
Th<> front s.-r(•t>n t 111 k-.. ,\taal dropping through the door.
A IC'ltN frnm Chw.i~n
''I'm thinking of )uu tha:-.\lorlwr':-. o •• ~ ... It o;uyc:. "What a won·
dPrful mothN you \\Nt'' I wa,..h I could wrll<' a hNI<'r on~>. But
I gf't impa ti<'nt. Soml'tamr:-I thank I'm too l'ltnrr. ThP bab\''s F-0
dt•tNmlnNI ltJ gN my magallnl'"'. I'll b(' glad Whf>n Shl''s oldN.''
Lifl' £()('!" on. Patlt'r"" rr•pt'•ll themschcl'. I ·mil<'. 1 tak<' up
m)' p<'n.
"Dear Daughll'r, I'm thinking or you. t his MothN's Ddy.
• 8·1111 or Ollch11d 7 ll~tlouuer...s •
lllll IOtlftYdiJOI cbys ot lht flltellftl .
Thank you for rl'ml'mhNing onl) lhl' goorl about mr. Anc1 thank
) nu f-or b<'ing a gtrl. A woman ni'NI:-. a girl. t'Offi•' .\lolnN's Dav."
ADMISSION ,lfiCES . '130 CIAIIISJAII tonctudts
I do not tr)· to to'il hC'r th.•t hn h.thy gtrl will ~:row up 'ioo
(3!-.l. and lNt\'1' lwr. as God int<'ndl'd. 5h<' wouldn't really b<'lieve
mP: I watt ng.lln'-t thl' ll<~y that "ltre'IY comc•s.
• '250 IU") CLUIIIIUS£ KNIGHT OF THE GARTER
TO BE CHOSEN FRIDAY
• ltllftt.llll, Sill. & w..,s. 51.51
• DAILY DOUILE CLOSES 1:35
• Fll~T lAC[ 1:45 DAILY .
· I AACIS DAI1YI
Who will be th'e Knight or thl' • that Na. Ralph Story will Emcl'£'
r;artN at th<' Soroptamal'ts' an-PniNtalnml'nt (l'atu~. and
nual churity hdiJ thts Fraday I"VI" many JZI!t" a~ Wl'll a" a $100
nang, .\by 12':' monl')' tre{• wall be gi\'(•f1 away.
Thl' an<:wN to thl' qu£>-.rion i:-. Prl)( £'Nis wall go to th£> Harbor
bl"tnS! kt'pt a dark sl'cr£'1. hut thl' Girls Club and toS<'holarsh ips for
K.trtN ~~ ready and w.titan~ to Owngl' Coa l C'ollf'gl' a nrl ~£'\\'·
hf• -.J tppt'd on thP trou,NI'•I ll'g port llarbor llagh &hool stu -
of an oulslanllan~ r·nmmumty dl'nh.
l••<~rl<'r. ar···ordang to .\tr-. Dun1 .an --------
l!.Hrfr• ... r \'. '
T1tl' bali -s<'t for 7 p.m. nr AHMAlfSOH HOJifOBED
II Howard Ahman!'on. nt LO!': An-I :',1nt.1 Ana C'vuntrv l'lub. WI
h t\o· <I Roaring T\\C.nti(•c; tla\(H ~l'l<'l' ·•nd Harbor Is land in
I t;ul'sl:. w11J wf'ar c-ostumes of ~Pwport 81'a(·h, ha!" hf'('n givl'n
THE FINEST IN FOODS
May be found at the U & I
e MEAT & DELICATESSEN e
Swifts Premium TeDder Fed ... f CI9*S iD our cooler
Russ Noland bas Gourmet meat spedaltles cmd Fnsla
Salads
e CROCEIIES & FBOZEif FOODS e
NatlooallT ad•ertlsecl Brcmds-mcmT gourmet speclalttu
Compare our low sbeU pric-es. ·
e REAL TH FOOD STORE e
Natural Health .Foods-Dietetic Foods
e PRODUCE e
Tbe flAnt Ia fruit CIDd produce -fresb daily
e BE£1 AlfD WtlfE e
till' 1961 •lrt J \\arrl from tlw ~a.
tton.tl Art '.\t.ttl'rlals Tradl' Assn ..
Cor hrlnging "to mlllaons of
AmNwil ns n di'I.'Jl<'r undl.'rs tand .
·In)! and npprt'Ciation or tht' arts ."
MEICRBOB CALLS nREMEH
A fir(' hlamed on a rigM£'1tl'
cAuS<'rl Sl..-m rl.tmilgl' an till'
\'flr•ant IHtm•• of :\1 --.. Vktnria
F'rt t , II ~~ 0 1Ja I A \C', B:i I boa
I lanrf, at :II p m. April 2G. A
ncaghhor ··.JIIcrl Cirl'mrn. who
brOkl' a lflun•rNJ glass and used
,. hrN• llnl' to knock down
flam£'"
M r. Svrrif'<'n ~as gr:ttluat('d
from lh<' t:niv<'r,o;Jty of Call!ornln
at Davi-. and is a mcmbN of
Sigma ~~~ fratNnily.
At pr<'lool'll t hi' il' n junior at
lh<' Sc-hool nf VI'INinary ~INII·
C'in£' on thl' O;wis rampu!':. Ill'
has harl many honor!': at coli<'J.!I'.
indudin.[! th(' p rr,;iflt•nl'y nf thl'
o:t urlt'nl bod~·. nml of th£' intN-
fratNnity o•ounc-il, unrt m<'m'hN-
o;h ip in !;c,1hhilrd. Blaclf• anrt l".tl
iforni.1 Cluho;.
HI' is prrsitl('nt or his r las.<;
thiJ; )'I'M and will SN\'P al' Davis
r<'prt>sl'ntath·<' a t tht' National
VC'I<'rinary conv<'ntion thi.!! sum-
mN .11 Detroir. ~firh .
Banquet Set
for May 26
iFrom the Harbor IJigh Bearonl
Two hunrlrt'rl Harbor stucl('nts
arC' <'XJM'CtNI to att<•nd thl" an.
nu;al !;NvJr (' B.1nquN on Friday.
~lay 26. .11 6 :30 p.m. in thl'
sc-hool c-afl'lf>ria. Award!': wall be
prt'S4'niNI hy ~1 r. Josl'ph llam -
hiN. prinriral.
Pr<'SC"ntation of thf' Nulrililt'
!'c-holarshlp will be tlw highlight
of thl' l'\'l'nlnJ!. This $-1.000
a warrl. donnlf>ft by lhl' 1\utrlllte
Foundatlln. will be f!i\'l'n to a
boy or girl for outstandlnlf
academ ic achJ~vement.
Following thl" ~ut rllite award
will h" th£' Na tional Merit Scol-
arship giv<'n to a student for
high standing on the nation-
wide N~ISQ <'Xaminatlon.
Additional awards will be
gi\'£>n by Zonta Club. Oaughtl"~
ot American Re,·olulion and Elks
Club to outstanrlang seniors for
)X'rforma nee In various flelds.
Th<' Bank or America award
will also b£' awarded Cor al'adem-
ac a c hieveml.'nt.
Miss ~1iui~ llirbsch, dlr~ctor
of vocal mu.-.k. will ~rve as
hostl'ss for thl' occasion. thf'
thl'mc> of which Is "Let Thert' Be
!\1usic." anrl will l'OnduC't a short
prriod of musical entctalnm ent.
·:\frs. Dorothy Ring. crafts in-
structor. will be In chargp of
d£>cora t ions.
Wall a P.O. J .. 7
Applknlions tor employment
arf' hl'ing af'cPptl:'d by the Coro-
na d<'l Mar and Newport Beach
posr office!'~.
Applicants m ust file forms ob-
tainable at their local J)O!'t office
to takE> lhp civic ~rvlce ~xam
inatlon. Alter passing th~ ~xam
in3tlon fhC'Ir name wiJI then ap·
pear on thP dyil service reglst~r
!rom whi<'h postmast~rs are re -
qulr~d to hire. Imported cmd domestic: been cmd wiDH
Ad•ertised specials effedi.,. 7 daya Wed~Mt~CSG7
Tuesday
u
()pea ~:30 to I :OO.P.M. E..,., Dcry
WE cSeUnr -Or 3-0514
1 -M~
LECAL ROnCE
CEitTJFICATE OF BUSIRESS
Fktlttous Firm !fame Verne Wa tson. Corona del Mar
postmaster. said he f"Xpects to
h ir£' at h•ast two nl'w ~mployces
shortly, Payne Thayer, ·Newport
BParh J)O!'tmaster. uld h~ n~eda
mort' names on hTs r<'glster.
THIS SIZE cl•nlfie4 e4 l11 tt..
E111it11 un cot+ yov •• little M 11..10 t
for J l11~. C.l ORIOU J.0110. ·
JENNIE MUTO ELECTED
BY SOROPTIMIST CLUB
Election ot Mrs. Henry Uen·
nle> Muto as pl81dent ot lfew.
port Harbor Soroptlmt.r.' Club
wu a nnounced tollowlna lut
week's meetlna. Mr&. Muto will
take the aavel from Mn. Frank
Mattu at lnst•llatlon cere-
monies which the club will share . .., ....
The Auxlllary ot the South
Coast Child Gulda.noo Clinic he ld
a welcoming coffee May 2 at
the Corona del Mar Community
'Cent~r. Th~ purpose wu to aet
acquainted and have an informal
question and answer period, with
se\;eral members of the Board of
Directors serving on the Pi-nel.
Mrs. F;nley Riggs, re presenting
the Ora rage Coynty Mental Health
Org.11nlutlon. al\d Miss Flora
Thurston. a re tired professor of
education at Cornell University,
were also on hand to answer
questions. Mi!'IS Thurston's cl08·
lng· £'omment was. "RPmem~r.
therl' Is nothing sub\·crsive about
thil'i organization."
~frs. Riggs. r<'m<'mhering her
t'arly days In h<'l plng organize
th£> Fa mily SPrvke Ag<'n(•y, sug.
~<'Stl'd th" Auxiliary memhers
"lhould have Informative rof!ees
for trlencls and neighbors.
Party 11 La Jllla
Taking part in a garden party
and open hOltS<' Cor the Bishop
St·hool for Girls at La Jolla re-
t'C'ntly Wf"r(' girls o r thf' Newport
Harbor Area who arc s tudents
there.
~lary Ann r.rPen. daughter of
~frs. J. B. Grl.'('n. Cliff Jlavt"n;
Janis :\Jartin, daughtN Of ~lr.
and .\I rs. Elwood C. :\tartin, of
H:ubor Is land, and Nancy Burns,
cioughtl'r of ~lr. <tnd ~~~-John
A Burns. of Corona di'J Mar. Wf'rE'
amonlf tho"<' <'XI<'nding
lions to thPir parC'nr~.
JOIXS IOTAJIT C.UB
A nt'w m£>mb<'r ot th<' Nf"w-
port Balboa Rotilfy Club is Ray
Stnnshury of Stansbury Buick.
Costa ~fPSa. He was froPQS('d bv
JO<' StP<'Iman and Inducted b),
Roland (M OOS£' 1 Lagerlof.
with !ta mothef.cqanllaUon, La·
auna ... da Soroptimt.ta. In
June at Irvine Cout Country
Club.
Dr. Carol lAland wu named
first vlce·prealdent: Mn. X.th-
erlne Challlle, .cond vlce-pre&J.
d~nt; Mn. Duncan Hardesty,
recordina a.cretary; Mrs. Jean Winfi~ld, corresponcUna aecr~·
tary; Jeanette Conner, 2-year
director, and Mlu Diane Lilly, 2·
year del~aate.
l&llVUIQ OR MIDWAY
James D. Grant, ~eaman ap-
prentice, U.S. Navy, son ot Mr.
and' Mrs. D. S. Grant, 519 Nar-
cissus Ave., Corona del Mar, Is
aervlna at the Midway IslAnd
Naval StaUon In the Western
Pacific . --------JIOUS&·OUDEII ll&aTDIG
• Mrs. John E. Williams, 1606
Cornwa ll Lane, West<'llff. was
hostess to the House and Garde n
S<'c.tJon of the Thursday Club on
April 20. The g roup will me-et
again May 18 at the ho me of Mrs.
N. Ma!'ltr<X'ola, 919 Bayside Or.,
Apt. A-3, Newport. -
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OR 3-0514
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"ConUnental Culslne
at Ill Very ~t"
RESTAURANT
Ca ll tor ReservatloDI
~1oth<'r's Day Dinner Servl'd from 5 p.m. toll p.m.
Bar · · · -Entertainment
-...-oR .out.PAIID. COI'I'A IIDA. CALIP'ODIA
Nll.fi I.DI Ire.-
ChariH Champ4'rlln. M1r. Open 7 days a ~k
A. STEVEN!'ON, 322 62nd St..
Nl'wport IU-ac·h.
Witness my hand this 27th day
of April. 1961.
BLANCHE A. STEVENSON
Sta te of California I
County of O ranl{e )8!1
On this 27th day of April. A.D.
1961, l:M-forc m ts, Georgt> A. Anna .
ble. a Notary Public In and for
the uld County and Statts, re-
slcllnl' t herein, duly. commi~lon
ed and 11wom, JX'f80nally ap-
pear~d Blanche A Stevenson.
known to me to be the person
WhOIM n ame she subscribed to
the within iMtrument. and ack -
nowledged to me tha t she exe-
cuted thco ume.
In wltn~ss wheMC>f, I havf'
hereunto tet my hand aM ai(Jx
ed my official .eal tht day and
year In this ~rtlflcate tint above
written.
GEORGE A. ANNABLE.
Notary Public In and for tbe
County ,t Oranp. State of Cal·
llanda.
My Comm'-lon npl• Jan.
• 1111.
.. ., ..... : Ma, .. ll, 11, 25, t•J
In tM lf.wport Hatbat ~rn·
Fa111ily gr•i••?
Get a HOME LOAN
~~----~-----=~
Gather round all you moms
because I've eot a atory to tell
... We've eot a new po~~tolflce
In our Lido Shopplne center.
ain't that swe ll ... Addreu: 402
32nd Street, riaht across from the
City Hall. Hours: 9·5:30 dally.
Saturdays 9 -12. Telephone num·
ber: OR 3·0365. New??? Sure be·
cause It's Contract Station No. 1
In Newport 8edch. This new lo.
ca l mailing convenience ha.s
rome to be In answN to · many
rCQUI'l'tll. t · It pl('a~. Go in
and say Ill 10 .\1r. and ~rs. Ma ·
honey. who arc in d aargc. The n
use It the next day a nd the ni'XI ,
then day In and day out ...
Make a habit of it, othl'rwise it
will lx' undN the brirlge and up
the hill and far away ...
* n ... prelude days to u..
bl9 Notber'a ,Day COIDID9 up
tbla luDdayl ••• tbe CloxiDia
.... to CIUUJDe 0 IDON ftl·
ftty textun. tbelr bell abaped
llowera wttb tbe natfled .S,..
perk up cmtldpotlDgly nay
tilDe o aoo • dcru9bter wo1ka
by. n. n 9er uay pa-e.
atretc.b ua toller, oDd tbe
cbrylcnatbemuma, c y c I om • D
oDd byclraa9ao .... to aptll
out tbelr blooau oll oftr tbe
place Ia tbelr ..,.,.... to "be
c:booMd" to brlD9 o abiDe to
tba ayaa of .............. .
wben ••• Notbar. pcmdiDotb·
er, IDOtber • ta • law • • • Toa
laaow. tb ... duyMDtbeauuaa
ID pot&. wbeD tbey atop ~·
lD9 abeuld be aat lifbt __...
to tba Dubbaaa, put Ill tJM
grouDd oDd they will riM up
ODd bloom Ill time to decorate
Tllcaab4JtYiD9 tobl" •••
* For the moms around town.
two exquisite g irt wrapphi~t pa.
pers. choeen by Mary Dodd sev-
eral m onths back. are simply
morning to be wrapped around
boxes of chocolatH, glittering
~ ~arnnga and necklace seU1. eve-
\-.._.... nine hags or jars ()f jelly. One
roll pJnk and pretty with white
flowt'rs. the other whltl' with a
moon dipped design In pink. gold
a nd sllv.-r. But yummy moms de-
serve yummy trapplnp on their
nifty giftles. These special giving
days always make me a little
heady. everything round thf'
Flow.-r ~hop. C'llnrly Shop, and
Home 9'ih Shop, looks so want·
able ... Tht' Nstom candy !lifts
where r:tndi<'S a nd n ranry d ish.
cup, ashtray or goblet . m a k c
SW('t't giving togl'lhN witt) glit-
t<.>rlng · ~Jiophanl'. rJ owrrs nnd
ribbons ... Sperlal boxe~. packed
with non chocolates ... Jl'lllf'd
whoft' fruits. brlllht l'yerl susans
and ora nge s ll('('s . . . A net or
course chocolatt's, light. d ark.
t·reamy, rht'wy or crunchy ...
Pa11tels. caramt'ls. nougats . . •
A taste ctcllght for every sweet I
tooth a round town ...
·•
v,.M~n ... u.. .... Cllld
CUt lbop ••• J.,..la. .... ...
.,....,. .....••• Notber of peorl
ID8tclled awantte .,.... CIDd
Uvb ....... a.w fW9ne. deU·
cetely ~I m b'...S wltb tufted
ftlftt. .......... ....., pia
.............. ,_.. Cllld .,...u....a.. ... Acropol
tlay _.. a.-, -. .. rt.p Cllld W.,... or J111a. or batteu'D
bows ••••• ·-alee u ..... vot ..., ..... 0 .... alii ol·
1NY'I .... -uaa., .. put Ia
tt. rw t1a1a .._ .. ....s leta
of ........ ,.....a. tvtJe
~ ..... nd ..... .
bel& ........ ..,. Cllld 0 .. ....
ODd tall u..t .......•
* New. special!)' for the grand-
moms and pos-to buy for th~
s mall fry ..• The original Ted-
dy ~ar from Germany, made by
Stiff. his name Is Rar her Zotty.
Feel him. and he'll bring ba<'k
memories •.. Made of the same
old-fuhloned lOft atuff ... Snob-
by the Poodle ..• LJttle and Bll
Flouy the fish, FI'OIIY the frog.
and Paddy tt.. walrua .
* ..... .. ....... .... .......... .., ..... ,.._. ..,_ .......... .... .......... ,... ...... . ........ --~.I .... ..... ....................
JUNt: WEDDING: Mr. ond Mr>. 1-. N b on ner ot 1\rccaoto
11"1'10<-"Ce the engl!gemed of the r d won'er, M··~ Jolin Go!!r'ner.
10 H :)w~d Whitl'le)' S.tton Il l. tl e son of Mr. II"J Mrs. Howord
Si•ton of 222 5 Pri10te Rd .. Upper B,y Areo. The bride -to-be
will g l'ld~o1e from P'jmO"" Cc,lleqe ne~t mor>th. Her fi11nce
o'tenJP.J Clo•e,..,ort Mens C ollege or;d •• ne w or,;oc .. :~ted with
Aqu, D•c~t Co. of Co• to Meso. I he '('~d J:,o w ll b~ ;.,,..ld Jur>e 4
in I"C r.r\f Corcreg""ltionol Church of Los Anqele~. Dr . J:lmes
Fifield J r. will reo-J the wedding service.
'
MAKING THEIR HOME ot Morysv.lle. C lif .. "'e newlyweds
Mr. ond Mrs. Robert Edword Bldck who were l'norried April 22
ol the M.:-ther Air Forc.e Bose. Socr&mento. The brtde is the
former Miss Jill Blum, d eugnter of Lt. C ol. 11nd Mrs. Alon Blu m
of Bergstrom Air Force Bose. Te•.)S or>d Bolboo lslond. ~r.
Blt~d is the son of Mr. 11.,d Mrs. Robe rt Bruce Blt~d of Los
Angeles. '
AN APRIL WEDDING ur~ ted Mo\S Ju • A"::lerson, dt~uqhter
of Mrs. W olter Ksond ze~ of Cos'& M es l" 1 R hrd T r":>ws~e
SOI'l of Mr. ond Mrs. 0. R. T er.,_,wso.e ::~f 538 T >Jsti" A •'! New·
port Heoqh•s. Both of the newlywed, o:~''e".-JE' 1 ewo.:-r• rhro:-r
High School. where the groom W H o O \ •e tooll '3r .
WAJUKI PAJIT1' NAT 16 I
The annual Wanikl Hus bands
party of thf' ~ewport H.ubor Ki·
wanis Club will be held Tursd.t~
ev~>ning. ~1<llL..J 6. in th.-lluri"Y
IWII Restaurant Corona del ~1a r
Reservations are bt'ing a<'<'t>PINI .
by Bernit't' Sehoei){'. 3506 W.
Ocean Front. West Newport.
PLAII~m~a· ~
Three college girls. Jan Hobel
of Costa Mesa. Sa ndy Wa tson or
Lido Isle and Sue Wing or B~al
boa Is land. now attt>ndlng Unl·
versity of Washington. art' mak-
"lng plans for a trip to , l-Id wall
this summer.
.... ,., P&rt7 s.,u.
Ul. c.ut 1Jt'wt7 r.o.••••• emu £ell&r C&Weraia
•••cr•••lll
for ~~MII1Mt Pa rties
S~lal gifts-
Your own hom •
Matehes-Napkins -
Couters, etc .
"It's Fun to Dress
In Fas hion "
2659 E. COAST HlGHW A Y
CORONA DEL MAR
ORIOLE 3-5030
'$ Party SuPPriiS ................. --&·-................. .... .._ ........... .at7~
~A'I ... ., n. 1111
oaec.A Da. IU& CALIF.
&~non(l IJ8 Girls • • • By Louise Meteer
CHAMPAC~E: BUFFET has an
t>lt>gant sound that's most In-
triguing a rrlvine on a s mart buff
formal Invitation from Friends
of the Library of Nf'wport Bea.-h.
Thf' home of Mr. and Mrs. John
T. Co,Yie. 2353 Irvine Ave .. Upper
81}': .w~ provide a charm1ne
setl)ng-fw this bPn.-tlt for the
Mariner's Park Llhrary, Friday.
May 19, between 11 a.m. and 2:30
J;.m.
•
DO WE SAY "TIIAXK-VOU"
half oft<'n enough ror a ll th4"
tim es wf''r<' honored by having
'IOml' of thP mo 1 bf'autiful
homr<~ in thf' area op(•nr rt for this
and similar oreas lons '! Ct>rtalnly
it's a rf'al c-oni ri but ion whir·h
lh<'se homP owners ma kl'. • •
STARS l:'ol Till:: F:\'1-:.:' flf Duro·
thv Jo . wan .. on t•f C'ttrrm •• riE'l
Mar. and why not ll••r o;on Don.
r amt> homr frnm ll~>a ~ llu'l>llal
Friday attN Wl'l'k'-'ntl Wf't>ks
of pau1 and lonf'h nP,.., Tlu•r•· wtll
h<' mu t·h. m twh mf)fl• t.m.• 1n bN1
for Don folluwing h1s INr.blr
au1o a rrulf'nl, b•tl ~r·tllnf! hnmP
<;(>emo; half thl' hatrlf' ",." ju-.r
now. •
EVER SEE A MONEY TREE?
SoroptliDlata b a • e oDe wttb
1100 iD crlap SlO bUI• "9row-
, IDCJ" Oil lt. It could be youn
for only 50 cants-crt the "Boor·
lllfJ TweDtiH" party Friday
..eainq, ~oy 12. at Sa.nta ADO
C~atry Club. ADd oll tba bolf•
doUora will beaaf1t Newport
Hcubor Cirla' Club. If you ore
o penon who ll11ea to toke o
choaca. talephODa OR 3 -0246.
TIIO RF:.\l'TIFI'L F'<tR \\'()RO!'
is Pat RiNI. Ra lbo,a l .. l&n•i n>-.1-
dP'll .ln•t mnrll"( \\hot nln\-: l.tll1
bPII in "Th" C'ttrt•1tt, :'a \ act··· for
~ rwport 11 .-. rhn· Pl. I\ l'r-. Y t'l
o;hf•'o; v, f·on,;nln).! 1n h~'r·p.1~t
that m 1m· women n•m trk "ShC'
must hi' nlrl'. l>u r I h.l ll'tl. hN'"
Thl'4. or f'OUr .. ,. j, a c·nm plimPnl
to an al'lrl'"" Af..,o " •·om!JIIml'nt.
no doul>t. for \fr~ Pn•ld\. pl,t~t>d
b\' ,·our' t·ul\'. "h1•n 'omPon<'
o;i\irt.' "1-: shP 'rratl~· 1111 rtJ:ht?
Sht' rrna inl" :-l'c'm" ··ra/\" T hC'
f"\Jav Will 1)1' pr1'«('11 fPrJ !IJ!ain
th i"' 'Friday anrl S.llurd..ty.
to appreciate lt. La.st yur It wa I
Mexico at Easter, and for Mot h
er's Day It will be dinner. w ith
erandparents, both s ides, lnclud
ed. at Padua Hills. Tht>n there 1
are all kinds of lesser trips to
be taken to gain a n apvr~lat lon
of California.
•
HOME. SWEET HOME, l'\'Pn I
the most bea utiful. can bt> ll'fl
happily for a while when there's
travel afoot. I We mean a ·<·ar'l
54'11 ing off for severa I weeks or
rCJamlng in New Orleans. a nd
various points south and l'a t are
Ray and Isla Ager. form er C'oro·
na del .\hr residents. now II\ tng
In South Laguna. . .
PEAaLS Df THE UW bern
udted Norioa Albrl9bt of Jr.
•iDe Tenaea. wbo 1a tourlD9
tbe OrleDt wit.b buabo.Dd Kea-
Datb. Tba paorla ware fouDd ot
tbe Nilamoto pearl lana. Now
U tbey caa juat fiDeS a dla-
IDODd IDlae I
\\'JIAT IS .\ KIWI " YPc:. t1 .... a
hint. but i<; al>of) 1 wi!1· nf " K
wanian. 1....-tdv K1wi'-., a tn.tl .tr\
In Costa .\f£>sa Kiw ant'i \Jut)
wl'rf' C'ntNta inl'd rN'Pntlv at th•~
homP of .\!rs. Tom cte Forr•st of
I 137 :.NI'nacll' TPrrarP, C1Jrnna I
dt>l .\1ar. ~frs fr<~nk Lt>wh w ,p,
ro-hoo;lf':'l.s .\-!arian Lovink of Bl•i
gium ann PPtf'r Hohl of SwiiiN 1 Ia nc1. AmPrtra n F-ie ld 54-rvic-f' ~o.t u
r!Pn ls a t :>\('wport Harbor II IJlh
&•hool. Wf'r«" spe-&kf'"'"'. --• .. . . -' ......
\\'JIF.:>.' A W0 :\1 A:'\ CA~'TTALK
"'"'" ha-. to sHl\' hom I' . .t nrl 1 hnt'
th<' wav it wa" w11 h .\1rs. Jamt>s
Eu hank of It\ trw TN rarP. "who
, oulcln'r .lltf'nd rhP ..,howl'r gi\'Pn I
b~· ~hPiyn }!iJIN heCD~ 'hP
h.HI l:lrynf!ilis
\\'IIOF.\'ER (;I' E::; :"F.[) mn"'
nP.nly lhf' cl.tlf' of bart~l ancl Olh
f'r ciPIOli('l 1'00 'Prntn~ lhf' 1'"<!)('1'1
l't1 er.l ndr·htlt1 or lhc J.tl'k 8 8\('f'
of Corona del ~Jar will e~t a
pritl' after th~> baby romr-.
Sounds ltk(' run •
For Mother's Day
Sunday --May .14th
''U,.•'•· ,.. Cell•••"
PoUabed Cottoa
Sbirt Noller
Dreas
$11.98
F• Ca•fllt 1111 fer 11J1e •
LlpsoD Drnaes . Sizes 10-20
OPE::'\ FRIDA\' EVES. IlL :'\I~E · PARK FREE AT REAR DUOR
. We gift CrMD SteaD,_
elnelj~iJ
DIPARTMIRT STORE
YOU ~IIOL'LD ~PF:XO ~tO:>.'F.Y
SET ASIDE FOR FU:'ol whl'r<' It
will t1'> thl' most ROOd. ncrorctlng
If) :\Irs. Burcll'tt Harrison or Bav
Short>s. who says that !!hi' and
her family hav~ ~l'n trylnR to
see SOm(' of lht' wond«-rs r losP to
ftbme. now that the children.
Kent and Louise. art' old E>nou~h
WE'RE TOSSI:'\r. OL'R SOL'
QL'E'l' t arid hOP<' she ra tchl''l itt
to ~~~-~1a ry Fitz of Corona dPI I
~1a r. who is planllng pnnsiei' In
thl' pation of a 1Jeaut1ful nPw
homl' on WhitP Sails Wa\'. ~-~
cause s he reared four childrf'n
from the slendf't inromP or a
1
country S<'hool teachN. and wos
forf'l'lfghted enough to inv~>st In
Orang.-County. ~w hf'r rhlldrf'n I
through <"oll.-ge. and st1ll looks
young enough to ta<'kle a lm~t L--------------------------1 any job!
Wish htr the best
Give htr the finest • . •
~EDfSi8wLQ~
fo,· Mother's Day
SUNDAY, MAV 14th
Plf. .. your Moth~r nn thia JPf'(.'ial Sunday Wllh
the lovely Ru.eil Sto,~r Girt Bos. Appropriatt'ly adom!t
with piftk eam.ttions. it rontaina A.ortf'd C'hcx-olat~
and Butter Bona-tht-fanest. frestw.t eandiN told
I 1 lb. box 2.25 2l'. ._ box 3.25
"-orttd ChOC'Oiates at 1.50 a poand
..... -·"' ·~ •• Mini ..
0 so
M ny de-hghtlul Sl nov elttes
Sunday, May 14
~-. ~:~ "._.,
MOTHER'S
~ DAY
~CARDS
JlL IITHERS LIVE
CISTUIE JEWELRY
CILIIIES-BATH POWDER
=Y • AMES SnE: K •c \'S s Lo· 'ES
C •.
~ : D:x~Y!":y G ray T ~ssy
~ .c . .J-:r:i C.·o
-.-. RC'\' .or A:-. .,c!q ,r-
r...~ -:·.; ::--: ~· -· S .. 1e '-2''C DPsP:-' tlo w·"':-
CrcJ:'c :~" C~1.r.c ~Y ?~:r. -c M ... · ~t·nb•
Bill Folds -.S·yle-.1 :.:-plc.::.se Her
Cigarette Cases
S2.49 up
S3.SO
t,. c teal Gt:ts she 11 en·cy
Deluxe Hosiery Hamper -~.:-y enough to
h n~.1 .n hN bedrvom ~olors -· Sl.OO
Deluxe Tissue DiapeDMrs -:1 attrac1:ve
cclo"s •r match her bathroom $2.00
MaDic:ure Set. by Re\·lon
and R1co
co•a IEL 1111
.,.... Prftcrip+ioft ~
OR 3-9110
3127 E Coast Hwy . -near Jasmine
Corona del Mar
0,.. lewiRta 'tl t P.W.
<From tM Harbor Hl1h Beacon)
Newport Harbor's 15th annul b<~nd
orchestra concer t will be held on May J2 at I
p.m . In the auditorium.
Admlulon price. Ia 75 cents for student body
card holders and one dollar for all others. Tick·
eta are on sale at the student body off ice and
from band a nd orchestra members.
The concert w ill be presented by over 80
students from H.arbor's three Instrumental music
groups. The proaram will Include selections from
Mozart's "Twenty·fltlh Symphony" performed by
the orche'ltra; "Caribbean Fantasy.'' a Latin
number; ·•atavic Dance," and numbers !rom the
operetta "TftP Sound of Music" by the band; and
"Qatellne Newport.'' a number compo8ed this
year. anrt music from the TV show "Richard
Diamond" by the Pep Band.
The band and orchPstra have been practlcin&
these numbers for scvNal weeks, and played
.!lOme of them at a re~lonal mnsit' ·festival In
Long Beach April 28. The band's performance
re<'e1ved a superior rating, thl' highest honor, and
the orchestra was rated excellent.
Mr. Clinton Sawin. head of the Instrumental
OVISic dPpartment. will dirf'ct the program. All·
sistlng him will be Dave Dunn. concert mMter
of the orchPstra, and Bob Gardner, Pep Band
leadt"r and student condu~tor of the band.
Sl«'\'e Ft.>rry. band prrs1dent. is coordinatlna
tht> publldty and ticket sales for the event. Rerord<~ of lhP ronrrrt are to be made and will
bf" on sale .soon after May 12.
AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE studen s were recP ,, v to· "' " s•afr o·et~r.last meeting rhe
•l .. ,.c ~ t C·)IO ""I So•/no• '1"0 loln A S". p:crure::l "ere ;_,.,m lef· ttre M• J A. Bee~ c.noirmd'1 of ~ A!=S G_,'l Gr~ve , of Balooa lslc~nd Dar~ De ni ...,,. r l VIet , ;: .,,.d Rcoe" H:e!:l. v·ce-pre§ioe r ·
J ""'t''•-1 e • for Newport Bttloo<t Sttvinqs. The ·..,.,..... + I J of lre or e•re• e,ces ;., Europe.
Hurts Lee i1 Crash
Dian!' Z)gra pho~. 20. of 291-t
\\'. Ocl'ctn Fron1. ~('\\'porr Bea('h.
~.Jfft'r('(t •I J,mso;i ble f rar lurc•d
n~'11 ll'g Ill a molttr ,;t'IXil<'r \'f'·
h•• I•· lltTidl'nl Ill ~lt'Fadd<·'1
~qu ,w•. ~l'wporl B1•ac·h. dt 5:03
1' m ::;unday.
S lw wa~ a p:.~ss('ngN on the
M'OOIN driven hv Kl'vin J. Don .
nPIIy. 22. of 2o:i 32n•t St., New ·
po~l 81'11 ·h. ln\'Ol\'o'd 1n tl'lc atTI·
ftro nt w tth a C'ar drlvl'n hy Ja mt:'~
,\[. Bond. l6. San Fra nciS<'o.
NEW HAitMONIZEilS
X ,•w m•·mbl'r~ of t hP ~P" '"'0'1
From the POUCE BL
(Continued from Paae 3)
Jlaroor Chaptl'r of Bartwro;;hnp ~---------·
qu.trtl'l are Frl"rt Hendt'rshnt of
(.'o~r·n.t dPI Mar: G~>orgco All:ng·
ham. Lynn \o\'lil 1amo;. Chariil'
Pur;.uJovl' an() l.t:'orgP .\1ayer of
('o,t,\ .\l f'.;a; F'rN I S.IW)~r of
Tu,ll/1. und J.:H·k Crit•·hll'y of
.:'urf.;irl f•.
HOSnNC THE TltOJAJifS
.\!r olllrl .\1rl'. H !Try KPI!i;O W N('
ho;.H rPo I'll II) Whl'n lhl'\' I'IIIN ·
rain••tl 1111• Trojan Club 'ot L'nl·
\ N o;lly of Soutl'hrn Ca lifornia at
lhP .. lwmr. 1231 Dolphin TN .
In tnf' T!•rr<~n• Th•l' prer l'dl'd
thl' s:tl"n•·ral ml'l'llnl( a1 In inl'
Countr) Club.
llESctJE lltEATHIJfG SBOWJf
Gt•tring rl'ady for summf"r arl'
m<'ml>4-rs of th<' Wom an 's Aux.,
1 l1ar~· of Xl'wport Island. who
saw~n fil on rl'scuc breathing
at ..1 N 1ng at thr home of
.\tr" ndrl'<' .\1illt"r on thf' Is·
land. .\1rs June Spies was CO·
ho~trs.s.
LOitltAIKE IS ELECTED
Lorraine WaJ!i;h, rtau~htcr of
Philip Walsh of 2161 BayshMP
Drlvf'. Bay Shores. has received
signal honors at Marymount Col·
IPgl'. She was <'lt:r tl'd presirltml
ot t hP Los Ans::<'ll's region of 1 hi'
National F<'dNntion of Ca thol ic
Colli'~<' Studt>nts · ilnd stud«'nt
borly S<'rrNa ry for I hi" )'£'ar 1961·
62.
'JfiCIIT IJf CAitiiiEAJf'
Exotk food a nrt <'ntertainmrnt
nre plannPd for a "Night In the
Carlhl>4-nn" at 8 1lboa Bay Club
Friday, May 26. M<'ssrs. and
)1ml''!. RoiX'rt Jluhharrt. Robert
Guggenhl'tm. Dougla K enaston
and Ray Dike are hosts.
DaJVJ:a II .OOUD
Frank W . Prince, 38. of 2608
Covt> St., Corona del M ar, was
charged with felony drunk drlv·
In& and Intoxication foUowlng a
rrafflc accident which caused
arm snd bsck Injuries to Irina
Welsbforg, 40, of 313 Heliotrope
Ave.. Corona del Mar, at Bay.
side Dr. and Marine Ave .. New ·
port lk>ach, at 6:53 p.m. Jut
Thursday . Mrs. Wel1burg was a
paSM'njler In a car driven by her
huband, vwl• A. Welabe~l· 52. ,
a:::::= :a ..... o~f ~u!:;.~~~~~:.-= =~J ,\:~.=::-.:=; cc:.r~!"~L :..
1«»1 ..,.._ Dr~ C... del liar, pltal.
AHention
Americans!
Love your Country enough to be
informed ... So you as a Patrio.tic
American can help keep FREEDO~
of thought and action --a heritage
We MUST preserve ...
Hear IR. w. CLEI~ •ousa, •• •••IIJ ••
Com••• 11t1 •lllor of uTHE IIIED COIIUIIST"
Fridaj, May 12, at 8:00 PAt
Orange Cocist College. Auditorium
Mr. Skousen was administrative auistant to J. Edgar Hoover in World Warn. aerved with the
F.B~ for 16 year.. was Chief of Police of Salt Lake City 5 years. at preaent is West Coast Field
Director of American Security Council
·Guess what he's got
· for Mom? ...
If they are gifts for MOTHER'S DAY,
May 14, let's hope it's delicious
candy and lovely flowers from ·. • •
CANDY SHOP
and
FLOWER SHOP
OPEN SUNDAY 9 to 2 P.M.
OfFICERS of the first Women's Auxiliary of 8i9 Brothers of Oranqe Counfy. orC)anized here in the
Horbor Area , ore, left to right: Mrs~Spencer Honig. member of the local steering COI'T)ITiittee and
boord member of Big Brothers; ~rs. Ch(lrles Thoma•. wife of the pre~ident of the Irvin e Co., choir-m~n of the A uxiliary: Mrs.' Paul CAte . publicity ch'lirman, ond Mrs. Robert Guggenheim, vice-cht~ir·
man. Not pictured are Mrs. Robert Keene, sec ·etary. and Mrs. W. Allen Grubb, treasurer.
.APORT -"
ROW SBOWDIQ
C.try Gra nt
D<>horah Kerr
in
"The Grass ia Greener"
Also
"F :xhole in Cairo"
Th" grrutPst Spy Story
of the DcS('rt War
M c s ~'"\. ~'' .
• 13 .....
STAJITUfQ WED .. MAY 10
I
Walt Dlsnt>y's
"Absent Minded
Profeaaor"
Also
Short Subjects
LIDO~;,,.-..
oaa--.•..,......_.
ITAIITIIIQ WED .. MAY 10
.. Return to
Peyton Place"
Carol Lynley
Eleanor Parkt>r
Also
"The Fiercest Heart"
with
Stewart Whitman
CHURCH
Attend the Church
Of Your Choice
Regularly
ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 VIa Lido, Newport Beach
ORiolto !5·0210
The Rev. John H. Parke, Rector
SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00-Holy Communion
9:1!>--Famlly Service and
Sunday School
11 :00-Mornlng Prayer and
Sermon
Nursery and small child care
provided
THURSDAY
10:30-Holy Communion ancl
Heallne Servk»
Sunday School.. ...... 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship .......... 10:55
Training Unlon ........ 6:30 p.m.
En•nlng Worship ....... _ .. 7:30
~11!1-w~k Service Wed. 7:30
~ursery at all Services
A Warm Welcome To You To
Attend Sunday.
MRS. JUOIN IS ELECTED
BY HORACE ENSIGN PTA I
Mrs . .lames .ludin of Baycrest
has be<!n elected president of
the Horare EnJJign School PTA.
SUI:'<'eeding Mrs . .lal'k Bradbury
or Balboa.
Other offic-ers for 1961 -62 •are
Mrs. Paul Hanna of Baycrest.
first vice-president: Mrs. James
Merickel or Ball)oa. parllmentar·
ian; Principal Art Christensen.
advisor: faculty member Dwane
Meyer, auditor.
• Waydl'llch or Balboa. second
viC'!'· president ; :\trs. Gene Spen·
ccr of Ba,lboa, third vice-presi·
d<'nt; Mrs. Don .Montgt>m ery of
Harbor Highlands. recordlng·St'C'·
rf.'tary; ~frs. FrJnk Lewis of C'll rt
Haven, corrrspondlng sec·rNary;
M rs. Frank Marsha ll of Balboa.
trPasurer; Mr-5. Henry Wagnf'r Jr.
of Balboa. historian; Mrs. Phelps
The installation m~tinl( will
be held Friday, May 19; llt thP
VIllage Inn. Balboa Island. The
11 a.m. buslnrss m ef.'tlng will be
followed by lunchf>on.
The final genPral ml!mb<>r!>hlp
m~ting or thf.' PTA will be hPirl
a t 7 :30 p.m. :\tomtay. ~t .. v 1:1. an
the school gym. Physl•·ai edura-
tlon daSS('S will give demon·
stratlons. John ROM. prl n.clpal
of the Ha rbor High s ummer
school, will explain the summer
prog ram.
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CHIJitCHES
·e··}·co ·o*··ee ·coe ·····eee c ···
CbriaUcm S c I e D c e Cbuttbea.l Lutberaa Cburcb of tbe Ma.t.r,
~ewporr B<>ach. Corona de l Mar 1 Corona del :\far-Carnatlon.c; will
and Costa Ml'sa-"Mortals and M distribult'd to the wors h ippPrs
Immortals" will be the subjet·t ,thls Sunday to mark ~olh~>r's
ot the lesson-sermon this Sun· Day. "What th<' Amc>rkan Home>
day. Th<' golden text is Crom Ro· Nl't>ds Most" will be tht> sermon
mans 18:191. ''The earnest C'X · topic or tht> Rev. Douglas Wes."<'ll
pectatlon of th<' crl.'ature waiteth at the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services.
for the manifesta tion or the sons • • •
of GOd." Tbe UDI.-nalbt Clawcb, Costa
• • •
c.... del ... c .......... .
a1 Clluda-The Rev. Edwin Gom -
ke will preac-h on ''The Heart or
the World" as a Mother's Day
the me this Sunday. The sacra-
ment or baptism will b<> per-
formf"d at both worship hours.
9:30 and II a .m. The Junior and
Senior Pilgrim Fellows hip groups
will not m~t.
Mesa-"We Can Choo!W" Our An·
t c>stors" is the thl'me announced
by Dr. Cha rles Clare Blauvelt for
the 10:30 a.m. M-rvi~. that will
ceiPbrate thr FPstival o r the
Home this untlay. . . •
DIRECTORY
SL A D d r • w • 1 PnsbytertaD
Clawc)J. Cl1 ff li.tv<'n-Dr. Charles
Dlerenfield's s.-rmon for Mother's
Day at the 8:15. 9:3:> and 11 a.m.
Sunday servi<•es will b<> based on
the text from Psalm 12'7: 1. ''l:x·
cept thP Lord bu1ld the house.
they labor in va in that bu ild II." • • • •
I CORONA DEL MU
COMMUNITY .
CHUBCH
co•aaGATIOII~
611 Heliotrope Avenut-
Corona del Mar, Cam.
MORNING WORSHIP
9:30 and 11 A.M.
Church School cluses 9:30a.m.
NutRry for both hours.
Edwtn C. Gomke
Minister
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Church of the Master
3!545 EU\_Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Th• Jteov. D. Weaell. Pastor
Phone: ORiole 3-!5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-Tbe Service
9:30 A.M.-sunday School
11:00 A.M.-Tbe Service
WELCOME
lalboa l.a..d Metlaodlat
Clawcla-''Give or Yourself' will
be the MothN's Day'" sermon or
the Rev. Godfrey Graetlin at the
9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday services.
SJ)e<'lal re<'Ognitlon will be given
to mothers with most chlld~n
and grandmothers with moat
grandchildren.
St uart Cooper, son of Mr. a nd
Mr-5. Clarenre Cooper ot 128 Har·
bor Island Rd., has bet>n accepted
as a student at the Royal Acade.
my of DramatiC' Art In Loncton
and will go there In September
for 2 yt>ars of study. He Is one
of the 6 students selec-ted from
the United States and Canada.
Stua rt is a Harbor High grad ·
ua te and is a ttending Orange
Coast College. He has a lead In
the coming OCC production of
"Time of Your Lift>," to be given
May 26 and Zi.
oooD VJEW or aAa CHIIISTIAN SCIENCE One of the many parties given
so that guests might see the start SERVICES of the Ensenada rAce was thAt
PIIIIT dibaca or CIDJIT, Arranged by R08emay Hltzcl In
ICIDIIII, her new Camt>o Highlands resl·
3303 VIa Lido dcnce. Enjoying the view, punch
Newport IMda bowl and' luncheon were tht>
SUNDAY SCHOOL Mmes. Polly Johnston. Darlene
9:15a.m. and ll a.m. Jacklin. Mickle ~wls. Lorna
SUNDAY SERVJCES9 ., 1 Gould, Petty Straw . .lt>an Burge.
WEDNESDAY EVfNrNd a.m. Alec Hazel, Moo McDonnell and
MEE'nNG 8 p.m. Betty Dobbs.
READING ROOM-3315 9ta Udo. !f.-port 11ee1a am&. roa TilE PIDLLift FIRST CHIIISTlAN Open week ~ A dauahter. Emily. 6 lb. 8 oz..
CHURCH wee~----t :~ rJ = wu born to Mr. and Mrs. Dwlrht ~· d ,.....,...._ P. Phlllli)A. 131 VIa Undine, Udo
Franklin 0 . Bixler, Jr. Min later aa t LID. eo t p..a lak!, ln Roae...Hoepltal on Mon-
U 8·4778 . Panonap Ll 1·53M aecc.D -~ ... U•Wlf!ll 0P caawt, day, Ma~ 1. Sh.-joins her ala·
SUNDAY . KI&WIWI · tera, Ann, 6. and Mollie. 4, In the
9:4!5 .............. -........ Bible School :' .:-=, .e family_.--------
10:4& ................ Church 8erv1ce .. J:ut 0Dut JlllbWQ GaL roa TD 1BIInal
5:30 Youn1 ~··· M..Una c.rena del Mar A dauala.ter •• bom co Mr. 6:30 ___ , ....... -Ve.per 8erv1ce SUJmAY ICIIOOL and ~ Tholnu I . Trt"rn.,.r.
WEDllfJ:IDAY l :15 LIIL llJ·A Mth St .. Newport INch, In
9:30 a .m . WOI'Mn'l llble .. IUl'IDAY BIIVIc& 1l LIIL Hoat Haepllal on S.turday. April
7:00p.m ......... Pra,.r MeMIIII WEDIQIDAY J:VDJKG a
1:00 p.m ..• _ ...... Choir Pradicl 111&&1\NO I p.a.
F-.ooM CIOIIIO to TAmil
.. Nutlery ancl Child C.N ~........., a.clld .. tM Iouth s... aN
Prcwldld welll Mr. and Ill& ... -., M. hid fll
rtnt Chrtatlan Clnucll .... ••.... 21.3 Grand Caul, lalboa lalaiMI.
'711 Vldorla at ....,..... J• ... ••..,Ja:..t-a ...... • who a.ft .,., 4 for the fftllla. c..a.... ::::=.:-... -....~ Mrs. Ford a. • .,_... e( tM C. .... _ ....... ______ __. ~......,_...,. ..... _____ ..~, ,_. •J liar TtaWI lurM&
.... Lis .. II .. Prank Leads to Shooting
... ..... ,. Mike Blackwell, 12. of 703 Hel· The ahootlnr occurred after
Mnt. Robert Marahall ot Lido lotrope Ave .• Corona del Mar. wu Mike had twice set off a fire.
lal.-. vlce·chalrman of the New· wounded In his arm and leg cracker out.aldt-the door of hit
port Beach Plannlne Comma-when accidentally fired upon brother's room. Marc tOld pollee alon. will speak at the Newport h h bedr
H bo t roua a . oom door In his that he loaded his rlfle aft•r the ar r Woman's Civic League "'
meeting at 10 a.m. TuHday, May home by his brother, Mal'(', 15, ~~eeond expl081on and tired about
16, In the Corona de Ma r Youth with a l ingle -shot 22 rlflf' load· 18 inches above the bottom of
Cente r. ed with 8 or 9 BBa, Newport po. the bedroom door. and that he
She Will dlacuu the history lice reportf'd at 5:03 p.m. Wed-did not k now anyone was on thf' and origin of the Plannlnr Com· mlulon operation and function. IW'Sday, May 3. <tther side. After he flrN.I he
of the commlsalon and will kive Mike was ta ken to Hong Hos. heard a scrf'am. ran out to com·
thto background of the develop-pltal by hlA mother, Mr . Anne fort his brother and calll'd a doc·
ment of -....o-rn el l 1 1 1 81 k 11 f I tor. Off ll'i'rs ad vised ~rs Black· the Unlt;d"';ates. y p ann ng n ac we . or treatmf'nt and re-well or the da ngers or iirf'arms
turned homto. in the possession of jUVt'nllf'S,
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The local chapter of the Amerl·
can A.laociatlon of Unlvenuty
Women wlll hold an lnternatlon·
al buffet from 3 to 7 p.m. Satur-
day, May 27, a t rhe Corona c1el
Mar Youth Cenrer. Th~ AAUW
wUI hold Its ln•tallatlon m€'t't·
lng in the Youth Center Wednf'ti ·
da>' evenmg, May 24, wh€'1l' M t!!i.
Thoma Ptckerine wi)J take O\'Cr
as presldl'nt.
Shop witt. tt.. -.:lle11fl wtle .4-
...,.,,. '" the EMI9ft.
Save S27 .05 on 45 piece · of TfXfiS·WfiRf tn oldcd tue latpine
I•
Refreshing. new beautr (\)r ~our t •• hlt• ... ht .ttl I\ (:om,,,,,, lt'r rirt' Jor S.J-7 .00 rulu c -only
U.'ithout bre:aL.lg<'. This i~ dllr.IIJie nwl .. mme \\ lth ol 8 indlldf'•:
delicate look. :'\o c-t. ips or hrnLrn h.wdlt'~ to "orn \ , f , ... , /, 111 d, , " ,,, c1
about. Absolutrl~ s.1fe m s<·.tld111~ "·•tn .md ;lllturn.•l •t· d lluH r pl..;,'· b '"' ttl $ 9
dishwasher. 0 C'<"Ornti\C p.tttern 1~ moldl'<l in so 11 "ou't .md hull•·r pl.!l•'• 1lll''· (• '19 5
( dl'l0(.tlt d 'I \It I'"· .111d Lldc. On "Bi t>'""n~" dNoralt•d piton 's, bou~th~ o ~~·rc·.1t "1up l""' J, s:andalwood b<-Jr hJn,sOtn\ or $111111\ ~ t'llow or S\H'( I I nf I III II pl.ollt l. "'' \
pink on a bon(' "lu1e ll.1cL~rutmtl. Othrr p ll'<'l' ,1\ • .111· 1 n~ """I. , ,, .tlllt r o~~ul
1ble 1~ soltd < uh•r' -,,Hid.ol" tt(KI, pml or ~ •·li•J". "'l:·tr ".1 h lui
Guaranf<'ed in aaiting 2 full yrors against bn>akagc
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nUT JIOD.L CBAJ¥CE I.V I J t' £A ItS
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DOW wuba even faster. cluner an..l more cconom.cally
New and lar,er DcterF.nt lAnk. tLH~ than a11 oon~ of liqmd dd~ da)" di1~ I ,.
Faucet valve i.t dtamond bor~d bronre ca•llnl'
Full-ftow tip alloW'\ more •aur pr~•url' for dr•~l opcrattOI"I )l'l
retains anti-!lp~ fcaturl'' • ·
New JI(Miteve stop '•l\-l' handll" l"hmtnlltl' dnpp1ng
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fASTEST! '10:-IT t:c :o~0\'114 \1.: 'tnST 5 ''1T,R\!
Priced .. low •-uf41Ct11Nr pnblbUa U."-9 of price.
JYSt .,iwed for hltotfter's Dey -Wet+fftor-el.ncl's HMtdm.de
"&olden Sunwt" crystal in tfteir nquisite "~ Feeth.r"
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Special
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·-llllf·-Pierce, Denison Named
Top Students Of Year ,
An alma.t stra .. ht "A'' averaae all throu1h library takH up the 18t of her U...
h'-fi school has earned Patricia Pierce the title Psycholoey at Oranae Cout Colleae, phyal.
of •aledlctorlan for Harbor Hlth School"s grad· oloty. civics and Entllah have made up 'l'riah'a uatlon class of 19tll. Dan Dennison, with an scbedule for tbla r.ear. She bopea to 10 to tbe
equally Impressive record, has been named University of Red ands.
salutatorian. Dari1• who is prHI~nt of C.S.F. and treasurer of the &ey Club, has also found time to play Bestdes being active In California Scholarship football and participate on the goll team.
Federation. Trlsh is also in the Spanish Honor Last summer In acrordance with the Amen-
Society. TWice a month she contributes ~er time can Field ~rvlce proaram Dan went to France
to the Hoag Hospital Junior A~xlllary. It gives and lived wlth a foreltn family. There he was
me .~ g~at feeUng to know I m helping some· able to put his French to good use.
one, Trish exclal~ed. Very. much Interested In the theater, Dan
In her spare time Trl~h loves to sail and she was head of the state crew for the Senior Play.
l.s an active member of Mariners. A job at the He ls es~lally interested In aetting dHitn.
GOP Elects
I John Hopwood
Attorney John A. HopwOOd of
Irvine Tt>rral•e was elE'cted pr.-si·
dent of the newly-formed Harbor
Republican Assn. at a board
meeting :\<lay 3 In Irvine Coast
Country Club.
B<>n Frees, Wendell Jones and
Fred Swenson were named viC'e·
presidents: ~1rs. Roy Hallberg.
secretary. and Roger Hardacre, I treasurer.
I Those presently serving on the
board of direc-tors indude WaJ.
ter Mellott, Robert Guggenheim, l Thomas E. Smith. Robert S.
~arnes. Edward L. Montgomery,
I Tom Knudsen, Dr. David Nicl-
en. P. A. Palm<'r. Chip Cleary.
Georg<' Rodda J r .. John Macl..<'od,
0. W. I Dick I Richard, Edgar Hill.
Jac!5 Ric-hardson. Ellen Travis,
~1arshall Durtield, Tom Hender·
son. Roy P. Jackson. l..<'s Peter·
S<'n and Don Franklin.
&••c• Talllt Slllw
Wl•en 111••••11
Wendy Hurst. 9. of 419 1:~ Or·
chid A\'e., Corona del ~1ar. won
the junior division with a Tahit.
ian dance. and ~1arilvn Carlt>r.
17. Fullerton. won the. senior di·
vision. playipg hN a rcordion. in
the talent contest hE.'Id in Harper
School. Costa MeNa, by the New.
port Harbor Exchange Cluh.
... .... u. .... tiM ................. e&lctloa .. tiM ADaaaJ
Meetla9. an I1'CIID left-Mel llkbley. Da9e Cu~baa Jrme
UPPER BAY PROJECT
TOTAL IS $364,000
Part, Jat lrew
'Flotsam' Sale
Starts May 23
CJ'roaa Harbor Rllh Beacon)
ft1t1-..a ,..._. Harbor's
lUera~ maawne. wtll be on
.... May 23 In all EnaU•h eta•·
• eo.t per copy wtll be 40 ~nts lot student .. ~Y card
holdera and 50 cents for others.
IJt.,ally meantna thlnp found
Oc.ltlq In the sea, n.ea.. _.
,..... 18 an appropriate name
b a publication Wha.e contents
ahow the drlftlna lmaalnatlons ot Harbor students. This drift·
aae Includes poetry, pra.e, book
reviews and art work compiled
Into a maaazJne by a staff of
studenta headed by senior Emily
Hammond. ·
A special section w llJ IX' made
up of hlaku pototry. unusual
PQt'mll of Japanese style con·
tainlng 17 syllables. Other ff'a·
tured contributions are written
by. M>nlors Katy Df-~nberg and
Bob Avlla, junior Diane Paget,
and freshman Sue Hayton.
Emily, edltor -ln-chlf'f, rom·
mented, "We hope everyone wllJ
enjoy this year's ......_ aDd
J•taa. -WE''vp tried to Include
a variety of pieces to appeal to .i .... u, •• ~a~~,
O..r 10 yean quality .. "tee
ta tbe IIGI'bor Ana ••• CbooM
from tb~ of fobrtcs.
Pn~e HtiJaoMa. pick uo cS
ct.u .. ry .•••
3017 W. COAST JIWT.
lfEWPOIIT BEACIL U 1-5511
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-lla:c.s. .... 'I mu •nun n ne•'
WALTAH CLARKE'S
IIAWAIIAJI SIION
Amertca'a LariHf Seledlon
Rounda da Olock Rawallan Fashion
0.... .... " ..... 201 JUaDfa AVK.,. ULlOA IILAJfD
Highest
Earnings They both reC'E.'iV£'d a $25 sav.
ings bond and a cup, and are
eliglblc to takt> patt In the taiPnt
contE'st at the statE.' convention in
June in Sacrameno.
Tht> lagging construrtion activ-
Ity In Nf'wport Beach got a big
boost during the past week with
issuanre or 18 permits for dwell·
ings In the Upper Bay Area.
abo\'£' Baycrt>st, totalling $364.000
In value.
addition. 424 Holmwood. $7,000.
e lfEWPOIIT SROBES
The party that "grew and
~rcw" was that given by Dr. and I
.\1rs. Jamt's 0. Wylie of 1200 Som-
e:-·et Ln .. West cliff. on Sunday.
-\prr I 30. A surprise r hamp;tgnP 1 brunch honoring ::Wr. and ~frs. -::--::--:--:--:---------------------
Robert Rogers of Baldwin Hills.
who launched their new boat
that day, was extended from thE' I
Wylie house to the playhoust'
rumpus room of their daughter.
Ma rilyn. who . was ha.tess to
about 10 children of the adult
oaa.-.
41/2%
PEIU.I
paid quarterly
All Accounts
insured to
$10.000
•
LAGUNA
FEDERAL
SAVINGS
1111 Loa• IIIII.
222 Oceaa A•e.
LACUJfA BEACH
60 I If. El Ccnaiao a.o1
SAJf CLEMEJfTE
Second place in the junior dl ·
vi sion went to Sarah Jane Hil'·
bert. 11. of Santa Ana. a<'C'Ord ·
ion. and third place to T.-rry
Ross. I t. of 2201 16th St .. New·
port H<'ighL.,, ta, dance. Linda
HostetlN. 16, of 303 Ramona Pl..
Costa ~1t>sa. .md ~argarPt Pit·
ton. 13. Santa Ana Heights. plac-
C'rl «Prood in th!' ~nior rll\'lsion
with their balet dan<'in~. Barbara
Stiglir. 16. Anahl'im. won third
place with hPr arrordion playing
THIS SIZE cteaalr.ect ~ 1ft tM
EMi9" Ull c'"* "" •• rrttle •• $1..10
few l iftMrliOM. c.n ORIOLE l-0110.
JAMES
D. RAY
Bulllllll C.11tactor
3512 E. COAST HWY.,
CORONA DEL MAa
OIUole3-o510
MATTRESSES nw -aEBUD.DDfG r.-aaa.. lrTegular Shapee
IDDenprtacJ -Cettee COSTA MESA MAnRESS CO.
2150 Newpori llv4. ll~ ~IJOJ
SPECULATIVE?
le, 111 ruiiJ.
lecODd trust deed8 .... cdl tbe .... u. ....... u..t
laftlbaeat. lec1aNd bf .-.lJty propeaty Ia ~ O•••••
C:O.aty -...... lad ......... .....uy .wa.-tMy __.. ..... u.ot Cllldl~ lau•a
10% IDtere.t Per Annum
a-t ..... ...muttlae .... ...u ..... ·-dlftnUicwtMa .... p i ........................ , ,. ... ....
W& MAIIAG&. S..VZCE MD COLLECT
Evans G. Parker & Co.
SZI II. IIKWJOIIT .ovLrl AD
II&W~ IKAC& CAUPOIIII1A
IODWAT 1-1151
LUIIIER -IUILDING IIA1EIIIALI ............ .,....._ .....
Thf' permits were taken ou t by
the Clifftop Development Co ..
and thE' Sturtevant Corp. will do
the construction.
Four dwE'llings in Cameo
Shores added almost SHO.OOO to
the ~perm1 t total. and tht>rf' wer<'
!lizable projf'<'t." a lso in Balboa
and Corona del ~1ar.
Following permits were iss ued: e COBOJfA DEL MAll
John Sadlelr. addition to orrl-
ces at 2441 -51 E. Coast Hwy .. $25.·
000: Willarrl Savage, remodel and
enlnrg!'. -:ll2 Avocado. $12.300: Fl .
B. Hlrk£>\', addition. 315 Polnset.
tia. S6.o00. e CAMEO SHORES
C. C. Lister, dwelling at 4539
Orrington. 528.000: Don Conklin.
dw£>lling at 4531 Camden. $-10,·
000: Elalnc Young. dwelling at
330 Cameo Shor£>s. $29.200: Geor-
gia Dl"'rtnB, rlw<'lling at 4639 Rox·
bury, S-l4.noo. e BALBOA
W. Layton Stanton. !-unit. 2·
story dwelling. 1302 E. Balboa,
,s.t4. 500. e UPPER IAT ABEA
Clifftop Developmf"nt Co.. 18
dw£>11ings on Leeward and TradE'·
wl nds. in Bayrrest. tot a I. $364. ·
000: B. A. Wilder. dwelling at
1121 Somt>rset, $23.500: P. Koch.
~wimmrng pool, 1720 Candlestick.
~.~.
e LIDO ISLE
Howard Pine. addition, 136 Via
Wazler". $11,000.·
e JfEWPOIIT
RoiX'rt Jacobs. liquor store at
2615 ~cwport. $16,600; Mrs. Edith
Gobar. demolish dwelling. 3609
Seashore, 1500: W. Turner, re-
place awning, 414 38th St.. St.·
500.
e JfEWPOIIT IIEIGIITS
Louis MacMillan. alterations,
442 Aliso, $2.400: Robert Nelson.
-~~··' ..... ~ .....
S.a.lltlllut Yur
(From Harbor Hith Beacon)
The Newport Harbor Sallor-
t>ltes arc already .marching Into
tht' future with the election of
next year's officers May 1.
The new officers are, Jenny
Graham, prHJdent: Cathy Bjork·
land, vice prHid~nt; Vldd Hearn.
~etary, and Jan Goodwin.
treasurer.
However. last year's drllJ team
Ia not yet a thin1 of the put.
Led by Commodore Julie Alcorn
and Captains Barbara Ke nnedy
and Penny Myers. appro~matety
64 members ot the 1-..1 drill
teem Will mart'h In the U..
Club fllh try puade lfl c.ta
,._ on Saturdq, 111M I.
They Will be mardllq With
the ....... and will ...... ...
...... ~.,.. trtcll ..... .....
tile lhWta WUJ .. ...,...., •· c.dlna to ...,.. • ....., ...... •n Koerller.
Newport Shores Co .. dwellings
a t 351 and 335 Walnut. eac·h $1:>.·
000.
e BAT SIIOaES
D. K. Wuhborn, alterations.
2676 Bayshore, S6.000. guests.
When you're tn the mood for r JOU aJ.
·wa,)'l ftnd It hMe. Lunebeon and diJuMr ~ tn our lf.Ot· ~7 cl•w kltc:hn, and t.DJIIUJIII7 *rid to 70U ln Old World atmoapheN at reuonable . ..se-.
R 0 5 S·l I 5 ITAUAN RESTAURANT . AND COCICTAIL LOUNGE
118 &AIT COAIT IIWT.. CO .. A DD. IIA& 0111~
"I · build all kinds,
but I liVe in a
MedalliQn Home" ..
ltALP'H W. CHitiiTil, DfCUTIYl YICf ,.ltUIDPfT, CUITOMCtt.VT COHITJtUCTIOH COM,.ANY
IUILD[~ 0' ,.AitK HILLS [STATU, YIHT\IItA COUNTY
"Twelve years experience in building hunclred.s of
homH, all kinds, 1=0nvinced me. When it came to
our own, it had to be a Medallion Home.
"The features of a M~on Home make it easy for
the hard-working woman of the houa to be a better
homemaker. The ftameless electric beating in a
Gold Medallion Home is the cleanest possible beat
-healthful, too!'
Wiaely aaa.ciac publi~ demaad, Mr. Christie is
building Ventura County's first Gold Medallion
Home de,~loproent, Park Hills Estates. Here, all
the benefits of total eketric living are ingeniously
designed into a moderately priced residence.
When expert builders-such as Mr. Christie-
choose Mecfallion Homes to live in and to build,
their experienee ean be your 1\lide to better livina.
When you buy or build, look for the Medallion
Home Award.
Ollly oae aew ._. Ia 1ft eana tM MedaW.a
&o.e Award. 'ftale an 0. qaa,..atJoaa:
1. A luaea.. eledric ldtcMe-coo1.clean, modem.
It comes equipped with miljor eJectric:alappliances,
indudin1 automatic electric range and Oftft.
Z. PleatJ of "B••ae,.wer"-modern wiring to
handle today'• and tomorrow's appliances. .
2. A...._t llptlaa-planned for comfort, c:oa-
wnienc:e and bHuty.
A total•Jectric Golcl Medallion Home JivH you all
theM beneflta plua:
c. na.ea.. eledric ..-. ... water beatlaa.
aaww ..... ••-• 180-AY. IIAY U ....
COIIOIIA DG. IU& CALIF.
L&GAL IICJIICII
NOTICE or SAU:
Notice bl heNby 11ven that tbe
Clly of Newport a.ach often tor
u le, ln accordance with ReeolU·
tlon No. 53811. adopted by the CJty
Council of the City or Newport
Beach on April 10. 1961, the fol·
lowln1 deecrlbecl property:
PA&CELA
Lot 11, Block M. Jllver Section, In
the city ol Newport a.ach. county
of Oranee. atata of Callfomla. u
per map recorded In book 4 pap
25 of Ml.cellaneoua Ma.-, In the
oflice of the county ..-order ol
said county and that portJon of
Section 29, Townahlp 8 South,
Ranae 10 West of the San Bern·
ardlno meridian, a~rcUn1 to an
official plat of aald land lUed
In the Dlatrlct Land Office, AUI·
ust 4, 1890. described u foil~:
BeJinnlnl at the northeuterly
corner of Lot 11: thence WHt,r·
ly alon1 the northeaaterly l(n'
of aald Lot 11 to the north·
westerly corner thereof: thence
northeaaterly alon1 the north·
euterly prolon1at1on of the northwe~terly line of aald Lot
11 to Ita lnteraectlon with the
line of ordinary hllh tide of
the Pacific Ocean In Newport
Bay desl1nat~ as "SOUTII
U NE" In final decrft entered
August 22. 1928 In Superior
Courr Action 23686, a certilled
ropy belnl recorded September
16. 1928 In book 201 page 253.
Official Records; the nce aouth·
f'a terly along said "SOUTH Ll~E" to Its intersection with
thf' northeasterly prolongation
of the southeasterly line of
sJid Lot 11 ; thence southwest·
~>rly alone said northeasterly
prolongation to the point of be·
g i"ning.
EXCEPTING therefrom the prop·
c>rl\' tlNicrlbed as follows :
Beginning at the southeasterly
('orner of said Lot I 1; thence
wf'sterly a long the southwest·
erly line of said lot to the
southwes terly com N of said
lot; thence northe<\StNIY along
the northwesterly line of said
lor a distance of 91.95 feet;
t hcn<'e essterly on a direct line
to a point of Intersection
with the southeasterly line of
!<aid Lor 11. said point of In· tPr~ction being northeasterly
or and distant 95 feet from the>
southeasterly corner of said
Lot 11 ; thence sou thwesterly
a long said aoutht-11lterly line a
d ist ance of 95 feet to the point
of beginning.
(Approximate ly 30' x 76'1 Said
"Part'el A" Is IOC'ated at ~
River Avenue In the City of New.
port Beach, Zone R·l.
PARCEL 8
A portion of Lot 11. Block 53.
River Section, In the city of New·
port Beach, county "! Oran1e.
s tate of Callfomla. as ~r map
rc•corded In book 4 pa1e 25 of
:\fls<'ellaneous Maps, In the office
of the county ~rder ol aald
county, described u follows:
Beglnnlnl at the aoutheuterly
rorner of aald Lot 11: thence
westerly alon1 the aouthwest·
rrly line of said lot to the
!-OUthwe!!terly corner of !Nlld
lot: thence northea!lterly along
the northwesterly line of aald
lot a distance! of 91.!)5 feet;
thence easte rly on a direct line
to a point of lntersecti<Sn with
th(' sou theasterly line or said
Lot 11. said point or lnteraec·
tlon being northeasterly of and
dl!ltant .95 fc>et from the south·
easterly corner of said Lot 11:
t h e n c e aouthwesterly along
said southeasterly line a dis·
tnnce of 95 teet to the point of
beginning.
£XCEPTU'G tbe,.trom the
IOUthweeterJy l2T fNt IMUUred
fi'GID tM 110\lth...a.rly Une ol
aa.lct Lot 14.
&DDVING an e ... anent for
alief purpo~H, aero. the north·
uaterly 7~ r.et or the aouth·
we~terly l:M.S feet rneuuNd from
tbe aoutbwaterly llne of aald
Lotlt.
(Approx!mately 30' x utn Said
"P•roel C" la located at 4801
liver Avenue'ln lM city of New·
port Beach, Zone R·2.
P.UC£L D
The nortbeuterly 112 feet of the
IIOUthweeterly 12'7 feet of the land
comprl.led of the followlnl del·
crlbed pro~rty:
Lot 14 In Block 48 In River Sec·
tioh, city of Newport Beach,
county of Orance. atate or Call·
fornla, aa ~ map thereof ~·
corded In book 4 paae 25 of Mt.·
~llaneoua MaP. In the office of
the c:oUnty recorder of uld
county, anct th.at certain parcel
of land situated In Section 29,
Township 6 South, · Ran1e 10
West. San Bernardino meridian,
accordinl to an orr clal plat of
aald land flied In the Dlatrlct
Land Office, Au1ust 4, 1890, In
the city of Newport Beach.
county of Oran1e. state of Celli·
fornJa. described u follow!!:
Beginning at the northeast
corner of said Lot 14 In Block
48 of said RJ ver Section ; thence
northwesterly along the north·
easterly line of said 810C'k 48.
to the northwest corner of said
Lot 14: thence northeasterly
along the northeasterly pro·
longatlon of the northwesterly
line of salct Lot 14 to It!! In·
tersection with the line of ord·
!nary high tide of the Pacific
Ocean In Newport Ba¥ as des·
lgnated as "SOUTH LINE", In
final decr.-e entert>d August 22.
1928 In Superior Court Action
2368&, a certified copy therf'Of
being recorded September 16.
1928 In book 201 page 253. o r.
Llclal Records; thence south·
easterly along said south lin«'
to Its intersertlon w ith the
northeasterly prolongation of
the southeasterly line of ~nid
Lot 14; thence southweste-rly
along said northeasterly pro·
longation to the point of be·
ginning. .
RESERVING an easement for
alley purposes across the north·
easterly 7.5 teet of the said sou th·
westerly 127 feet.
I Approximately 30' x I 12'' Said
"Parcel D" Is located at 4802 Nf'p·
tune Avenue In the City of New·
port Beach. Zone R-2.
PARCEL E
AU that certain land situated in
the State of California. County
of Oran1e. City of Newport BNch,
deacribed as follows:
Lot 4 In Block 434 of Canal Sec·
tlon, Newport Beach , as shown
on a. Map re~rded In Book 4.
page 98 of Ml~llaneoua Maps,
records or Ora.n1e County. Cali·
tom Ia.
(Approx.lmately 28' x 100'1 Said
"Pa~l E.. .Ia located at 3407
Finley Avenue In the City-of
Newport Bead\. Zone &-2.--
:'ioUce i5 further given that seal·
ed bidS must be s ubmitted to the
City Clerk by 7:30 P.M. on May
22. 1961. an d will be publicly
opened at a CitYtoi.an<'il meeting
In the City Council Chambers at
7:30 P.M .. on May 22. 19tH : lid·
dltlonal information may be oh·
tained from the City CINk's of·
flee. Including information re ·
garding deposlt.s to be submitted
with bids and Information as to
procedure for submitting ora l
bids at the time of the salf'.
MARGERY SCHROUDER
CITY CLERK
CTTY OF NEWPORT BEACH
Date: April 20. 1961.
EXCEPTING therefrom the aouth·
westPrly 15 feet of the above des·
cribed property.
<Approximate ly 30' x 76.l Said No. A·3Wl03
"Parcel 8" Is located at 5202 IN THE SUPERIOR COL RT Or
Neptune Avenue In the City of TilE STATE Or CALirOR~IA
Newport 8C'&ch. Zone R·l. I~ A.'lD FOR THE CC'UNTY
PARCEL C Or ORANGE
Lot 14 In BlOC'k 48 In River Sec· ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE O:S
tion. city of N~wport Beach, APPLICATION FOR CHANGE OF
county of Orange. s tate of Call· NAME OF I~DIVIDUAL
fornla. as per map thereof re· In the Ma tter of the Application
corded In book 4 page 2.5 of Mls· of YVETTE ANN AUGHE. a
cella neou.s Maps. In the office of Minor. for Chan~f' of Name.
thf' county rec:order of said WHEREAS. YVONNE McKEN·
rounty. and that ~rtaln part"el ZlE has filt>d her petition with
of land situa ted In Section 29, the clerk or this court for per·
Township 6 South, Ranee 10 m ission to rhnngt> the name or
Wc>st. San Bernardino .meridian. her m inor d a u gh t<' r from
according to an official plat of YVETI'E AN~ A U \o II E to
sa id land llled In the District YVETI'E ANN McKENZIE:
Land Otrl~. August 4, 1890, In NOW THEREFO RE. It Is hc>rt'by
the city of Newport Beach. ordered thut a ll pel"l!ons Inter·
rounty of Oranee. state of Call· Hted in the matter afori'sald
fornia. d4:'scrlbed as follows: appear In Department 8 ot tht>
t eglnn lng at the northeast said su perior court. Slxth and
rorn<'r of said Lot 14 in BIOC'k Broadway. Santa Ana. California.
48 of said River Section : thence on the 2nd d3y of 'June>. 1961. at
northwesterly alon1 the north· the hour of 9:30 A.M., of said
t'3 terly line of said Block 48. day, and then and there to show
to the northwest corner of aald cause, 11 any they ha,·~. why
Lot 14: thence northeuterly said application for ('t\a nge -of
along the northeuterly pro· name should not be 1ranted.
lonRatlon of the northwt!Sterly IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
line of said Lot 14 to Ita In· that a copy of thla Ol'Mr to show te~tlon wtth the line ol ord· cauee _,. published In the Ne_...
tnary hi tide or the Pad.nc port Rarw Ensll'\. a new'lpaper ~an In lay as dee· of pneral c;trculallon. publllhed
lgnated aa LIJfr. In In the City ot lf.wport ~ach.
final cleftwe eftCI Aqutt 22. County or Ora.np. State of Call·
19» In Su Court Action fornla. few four (4) ~ve
~ a Nrtlftect tMrfOf ....U next precediftl the date
belnl ~ ...,...btr Je. Mt for tbe h.-rlftl th«eol 1-ln boo1r 101 pqt l5l Of· DatH: April :tt. 1111.
IJdal Rttordl: tJNoltM 80Uth· JIOKU P. Pl:a.AlfD '
•a•t•riJ alont ~aid ath line lUelie o1 the au.,.ncw eou~
t o 1 t • lntef'IICtton wtth the roua a warovn
~ly ,..._...._ ol Att«MM'' .a Law
t.M~U..oi..W ,.. ... ~ ..... ...,.
Lot 14: ................. .,. c... ...... ~
...._ l&ld nalkMtiiiJ pro-a..a...,
lonpU. • the ,...., ol lllle-An..,. fbr ~~ ......... ..._...:Aid 'It~ llq .. 11. 11
ern or •ewroar iEAal
CALUOIIIOA sur.m I'IIIOPOaAL8 wtU be
Neetwct at u.. omc. o1 tbe ac,
Clerk. CltJ Hall, Ot, ol K.wport
leadl. C&Jltomla, untU 10:80
A. M. on the 8th day of J\lne,
1111. at which t1me fhe7 wtll be
publicly opened aDd read. ,.
pear.mt~ ~ u follow8:
MISCELLANEOUS 9T1lEET RE·
SURFACING PROGRAM AND
THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
BALBOA PAIUUNG LOT.
UGAL •ona
faithful performance of tM ~·
tract and for the pe.yrnent of
cl•l.ml ol mat•rtalmen and Ja·
borers Uwreunder. Said faithful
performa~ bond ahall be In
the au' of not le.a thi n fifty
percent t!IO·~) or thfo estlmat~
a11re1ate amount ol the pay·
menta to be made under the con·
tract, 1computed on U.. b .. t. of
the price stated In the proposal
The bond for materialmen and
laborer~ •h•ll be In the aarne
aum u requJred for aaJd fahhful
pe.-formance bond. Ko bid wtll be recelwd un_-
lt Ia made on a propou1 form
turn1ahed.., the Cit,~Eaeb bid mut be aeeompanlad
by (eub, certltled check or bid·
der'a bond) made payable to the
Cit, or Kewport leacb, tor an
amount equal to at leut ten per
cent n~) or the amount bld.
asach auaranty to be forfeited
ahould the bidder to whom the
~ntraet Ia awarded tall to enter
Into the contract.
BJddert are hereby notified
that, pursuant to the provl1lons
of Section 1770 of the California
Labor Code. the City Council has
a~rtalned the c_eneral p~vall·
In~ rate O( pep·~llem W&lfMI In
the locality In which the work
111 to be performed for each craft
or ty~ of w.orkman or mechanic
.,eeded to execute the contract.
Such wagf' scale Is 14't forth at
length In Resolution No. 5198 as
adopted hv the City of NPwport
Beat' h. ·Callfor'lla. A C:OPY of said
Resolution Is available In the
HOUIEI FOB BENT
10,18 GOLDENROD, C.D.M. 3 bed·
room. ramlly room, bullt·kl
kJtchen. Carpeta. draPN-Year
leaae 1325 mo. Call OR 3-9300
ct.ASSIRED AD RATES -c.h with. order or within tO -'•
I Time 2 Times 3 Timet
20 ...... ., '"' .. ~-------"· .75 1.25 1.50
2' .... to lO wordt • 1.00 1.50 2.00
TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. un:
furnished. fireplace, carbaae
dlspoal, private paUo. 1aiaae.
Available now. Adults. no pets.
438 Acacia , Corona del Mar.
Rent $135 month yearl)' lease.
lnqul~ 620 Orch id, COM.
ORiole 5-0017.
11 .... to 40..,. .. ______ 1.25 2.00 2.50
&.ch word ..., 40 wri -----· .0] .OS .07
ISH OlOO FORM ii.lOw FOR SPECIAL MAIL-IN RATES)
In aecordarw:. wtth the pro-
vtalona o1 Sedton 1770 of the La·
bor Code, tM City Coundl of the
City of Kewport leacla h.. U · ~rtalned the pneral prevalllnc
rate of ~r d~ftll wares In the
locality In which the work .. to
be perforrnH for uch craft or
type of workman or mechanic
needed to exea~te the contract
and Ia Mt forth In ~ution
No. 5198. A ~PY of aald Resolu·
tlon _. avatlable In the oltl~ ot
the City Clerk In the City or
Newport Beach .
MUSICAL AUTOMOTIVE
l)ffl~ of fhe City Clerk.
No bid will be accepted from
a •contractor who ls not ll<'t>n14'd
In a rcordance with the provision~
of Chapter 9. Dlvlslon 3 of thf'
Business and ProfHSions Codt>
-1 Bedroom furnished house
9ear Richard's Market. either
rent yearly or summer rJte.
2 Bedroom unfurnished. I
hiOC'k !rom Ocean in Newport
Beach. Yearly S85 month.
AlfDilEW'I aEALTOa U l..a.4
• BALDWIN ORGANS
• BALDWIN PIANOS
Chas. M. Stleff
The City r~rves the rliht to
rNaln all bids for a pcorloo of 30 WOB WANTED
days tor examination and <'om· -=ooo-::-:\of~ES=n=c-=-w=="o;,RK=-o""'t=--a-n-y-:-k.,.-ln-:-d.
o11rlson. and to deletf' any por· housecleaning. window wash·
rlon of tht' work from the <'On · ing. All general work $1.50
All blcla are to be compared on
the buls of the City Enclneer's
e1tlmate of the quantities of
work to be done.
tra<'t. The City rf'serves tht> ri~hl hour. ORiole 3-2545 aftf'r 6 p.m.
to reJect nny and all bid!l and COM. •....•• -
'" waive any Informality In uch WILL do typing In your ..office
bidsCITY OF ~EWPORT BEACH. or my home. Call OR 3;0246.
PIAifO £ OIICAif CO.
2626 E. Coast H'way
Corona del Mar · Or 3·5530 No bid wiJl be a~pted from
a Contractor who hJI not been
Jl~nsed In accordance with the
provtalons of Chapter 9, Division
III of Buslnesa and Professlona
Code.
CALIFORNIA.
MarRl'rv Schroudc>r.
Cltv Clerk.
Ostt>fi: Mav It. 1961
Publish: Mav 11. 18. 1961 ·
In the Newport Harbor Ensign. Plans may be seen. and forms
of proposal, bonds, contract, and
specifications may be. obtained 1• LECAL lfOTJCE
at the om~ of the City En1lneer, NOTICE OP PUaUC B£AIUifC
City Hall, Newport Beach, call· Notice is hereby given that the>
fornla. Cit\' Council of the City of New-
A rf.'fundabll' dt'poslt of $5.00 po;t BC'a<'h will hold a publl<'
on f'a<'h set of plan!' and speclfl . hearang rf'gardlng pro~d Ordl·
cations will IX' rc>q ulrect nan<'t' No 962 a mending Dlstri<'1
The City of Newport Beach ~· ~tap ~o. 32. and rf.'zoning prop-
serves the right to reJect any or rrt\' IOC'att'd bt'IWH'n MacArthur
all bids and to waive any In· Boule,·ard and Goldf'nrod. north·
formality In tlu ch bids. Nl\' of 5th Avenue. In BIOC'k 93 ern OF of .Irvine' Su txU vision. from an
NEWPORT BEACH, Unl'las.,.lfit>d District to an R-3 MAR~~r'~. Distri<'t: Planning Commas.~lon
Amf'ndmcnt No. 108. City Clerk ~otice Is hereby furthrr gi\'«'n Datl'd 5·9 61
Publish : May II. 1R 1961
'In thl' Newport Harbor Ensign
ClTY OF NEWPORT BEA('JI.
CALIFORNIA
JfOTJCE IXVITOIC aiDS
•• C:O.tnctlea of a TEMPOaAJIT »>OSIEa PUMP·
DIC STATIOif
at
aJQ CAif'fOif aE.SEaVOIJl
Sl?aled propM.als will h<' rt>·
r.-ived :.t thr Offir(' or th~> Cit>·
C'INk. Ci ty Hall. :'\t>wport Ek>i\<'h.
Calafornt:l, until 10:30 o'clOC'k
A.!\'1. on June 8. 1961. for the fur·
nlshing of all pla nt. labor. equip·
mt>nt. <~nd m<~terials for the ron· ~truction of a temporaty hoostl'r
pumpln~t station to bf> IOC'ated
within th<' pxlstlng c:ontrol hulld-
mg at Big Canyon Re~rvoir. and
approximatc>ly 1.000 linear rPet of
that the said public hc>arlng will
he' hl'ld on the> 22nd day of May.
1961 at the hour of 7:30 P.M. In
the Council Chamber~ of the Ci ty
Hall of the City of Newport
Beach. California. at which tlmt'
and pla ce any and all persoR!I
Interested may a ppear a nd bt'
h«'ard thereon.
MARGERY S('HROL'DER.
City Clerk
City of Newport 8C'ach
READ
ENSIGN
CLASSIFIED
12·1n,·h ashest~. C'Cment trans· PETS-SUPPLIES ml~~ion main. The work is lo·
~WANTED~~--~ SALESMAN to sell fu rniture and
a ppliances direct from factory
or suppli«'r to customer. A
wry good dNI for both snlc>s ·
man and customPr and rc>al
savings Apply Harbor F'urm ·
ture Co .. 12~ Broadway, C~ta
Mesa. Phone :\-11 6-72<rl.
515 ~b. 1\.faln St .. Sa nta Ana
K1 i ·4459
~E\V HA!\1MOND ORG A~S-Nt-w
STEi ~WAY Pianos. ~a les and
SNVIC(' Slnt'f> 191 l. SCH:\11DT·
PHILLJPS. 1907'N. :\1aln a t 20th
Santa Ana Easif' t T•~rms.
MALE REAL ESTATE Salesman l'SED Elt><'tronac org.•ns, h k«' nt<w
flicf'nsedl. Jligh rommlssion!l popular makf' A 2 manual.
~ads furnishf'd. A \'ery gOOd pra<'P was $1395 now ~95 -
deal. Apply to E. E. ~ewman othf'r<~. low a SJ.-15 5CH~fiDT
a nd A..."50Ciate.s. Rt>altoQ'. 12~ PHILLIPS. 1907 :'\. ~ain a t
Broadwa\·, Costa ~1esa. Phon" 20th. Santi Ana.
Ml 6·2528. ~~ 6-i 202. Ll 8·&130 OAI ~TY. SplnPt C:ra nd p1ano
AVAILABLE at once -nearby l1kc nl'w, $151)0 \'aluf'-Spt"<'ial
Rawleigh Business. GOOrl OP· a t ~95 . .-a y tPrms. SCHMJDT.
portunity: trade well estab· PHILLIPS. 190i :S ~am. Santa
lished. Experien<'t'! helpful but Ana -100 pianos & organs to
not ne<"essary. See M. 0 . Ek>rg · r hool'(' from
land. 319 F.. Pomona. Santa H A~~fO:'\D E-X-T-RAVOICE n(lw Ana. or write Rawlelgh's. 300 Aliellne. Oakland 20. Calif. Pf>rt·ussion. 100 lo\'rly ton<'" -only S.'l95. vou play a tune In
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
Be Sure To Check With
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
475 N. Newport Blvd.. Newport
Midway 6·4-181
m lnutf's. SCHMIDT-PHILUPS.
1907 ~-)fa in n<>ar 20th. Santa
Shopp mg lor on O r gar.?
Vl~it Organ Hl'aflquartc>rs on
the Or.t nil' C'O.'l!'l bt>fort-'au
huy· Dlr.-r t frano;hls(' . for
~oa s•w~ .i ll ni'W ll.'lmmontl organs r · ~ \..'hc>lc't' (\f (1\ l't 11 u"t'd
PROVISClAL ="~t=-a-p·l;t>-d-;o:i-n-e~tt-e-qo-:-t. ou~:.•n" rot 11 11 popul:.r makf>c
table. 4 chairs and buffl?t 8C'. t valu~>-. all !'t'r\'JC't''l EZ
iood rondition. S65. .Midway tl"rm". &ncl.
6-173-'i. ~ewport !each. -t-HfiMMUic1 5pinf't. wal ~:l
f'UR.'lJTI:RE -and appllanet>S dl· Comf' an rorta~ k "ta:t to pl:n
rf'<'t from faC'for): or uppllt>r tCl HA \nit ·~nat cnRO:'\ .\ OF: I.
you ar g-rt>at sa\·i n~s Timr :\f \R ~··I F ('(1,1'-t lltwa'
poym~?nts. Harhor Furniturr OR 3 ~.lft
C'o .. 12-t Broadway. Costa ~~~a
Call tor appointmt>nt. ~f l l l'='EO A•'Nl!'nn•· "r•m•t -N•••f'd
6-2:i28. ~n 6-7202. or Ll 8-64Jil for Qllkk ~nl.-s.r;-q ~H\!IOT
PHILLIP-. 1907 :'\ ~fain Santa <.'ated within the !'Orporat~? limits ---SPIJifCS PECIAL or th.-Cltv or ~rwport Beach. FREE! FREE! FREF.' 1 • h . k · l'~ED II ,I m m.wt "I' I :Jf'l ("" C'llllrornia. The entire wor as Your doa's nails trimmed 1~ SPRITE. best otr~r n\N
CARS FOR SALE Ana
· 1 b'dd' • buy ,.,.,, .. , nN··1~ runlng All'n rontained In a smg e I ang (rt>e. Sa ve vour fl oor<> and Sl3.i0 or Trade. \all OR1olt> · ont' ll.tmmc,nrl Chorrl Orl(an. sr hNiulf'. bo.tt d~?rks. Comt> in an~ 3·~96 aft c>r 6 p m .. _ 1 t.. "Pf'··t.t I p·•· 1'-Hurry' All work mus t .,.,. compee" tlmP to JordaD'a Pet Sbop. 19."'n TRI U-.uPH.-wa·r ... "•h~l~ .. d f .~ ·" " " n ~ ~~~l ~t lr>T PHILLIP:' '\ ~taa n within 60 cal~?nclnr ays a IN 2732 E. Coas t Highway. Co· white sidewall tiN'S. jump !l<'at.l1 a t 2t1th Sn"la An , F.<1-;a• 1
a ward of <'Ontract. rona dc>l Mar. ORiole 3-2..\30 o.d. low mileagt>. ~OOd ru bbN. term'.
The> proposals wtll hE' publicly 1 f'XC('Ilent rondition. Sell or ~
QP«'nf'd a nd rc>ad in the Offk t> of ~OUS trade for olctc>r car. Phont> ALf:\1 ''·•Pk t't•n,,•l• •n t l)t'
th<' City Clf'rk on tht' date and I .... lr.a.&... c···-ORiole 3-0550 davs. ~tldWcl\' tolri from Ill'\\ -"-'1\1' $290 at tht' limP ahoVf'·mC'ntlont>d ._..... -JI--· · te"'m' \J,,, ChNr\ ~fapl«' . d II 6 ;>;>.~ C'\'eni ng~. -;;: h I Plan~~ and ~pe<'irtcatJOnl< an a 1 Salesmen's !'hort t'OUI'll(' for -_ • Pill~'' f\'" nut A ;t n r <'
r ontract ctocumrnts m ay be ob-1 State 11,An~". ORIGI~A LS " !"'"'" .,. d .... 1 2 d d . ~ hmu1r Ph.lllp" !!VI:~ ~ain.
tllinc>d at thf' ahovc·mf'ntiont>d ~ .. -" ...,.. r or r '1 <'nn oor. ra 10 Sant,t i\'11\ • ~1nrr 191 1 I RE:'-IEWALS. 999r; studl?nt~ a nd hl'.tlf'T J ust O\Pr 61)1)1' "''
Offti'E' of thP Cltr. or a t thl' offi('(' pas.<~. Frc>e Brochurf'. IU.ll mile WILL SACRI FICE at HO \tF ~1·"1••1 H.tmmnnd Or~p n
of Jnml?~ :\f. Mont~<?:omc>r\' Con '-d .. -tter Rut Est.tte School S . full kl'\ nrtl f'o•dal M.Hrl pPr ~,al tr'na Enf!a·n"'"'~ Inc .. :1<..-~.; F:n~r I.A. """ 16!ti C'a ll H't ~ 511 La~tuna ' ,.. · ..... .,.. ""-w 19th St C ta \1rsa D -h ""-1 f,"'·t C'o,tillu•n ttrr:~Na,·r priM' '"'alnut Str""'t, Pa~adc>nl\. C.1li .,..,., · ·· os · · ~><'3'' -..,...,, er n .... Ll 8-7l·tl :\fl 6 ·2208 I l(•rm~ .:'('11 \fiDT PIII LLIP::O. ~-fornia. upon pa)'ment of a df'· lq.')~ C'hPvrolt>t Impa la l'om·Nt ~l:-11n rw1• ~"l·'l • ,.,,/\ \ n
po."it of tt>n dollars C$10001 fM SWAP your pt.tno for a Ham · rhll' .1'\Jtomatk transmL"-"IOn -
d t monel Oralln "'-hmldt·Phll· "TF.I ~\\'" I .r I 1 l I<•• "'''" II l':t<'h SJW>f'ifl<'ntlon an S('f o iH' " -.... n:rra rlt-an -A REAL Bl"'t' a r · ,. ·ct rt Jirw. 20th •-\hin Silnta Ana "•'•· 1!•• ,. ,. •••• ·o•~!ulA · l'rl·"' rompanvlnl<! drawtnts. ~.tl t'· .-~ • · ' · ' · Sl~.'l Ca ll HY 1-&11 1. 0t'aiN ~It will tw rf'fund«'d u pon rt'· PAGE 182 of thr ~1av l~"Ut' of 1.. ~~1i-'P •' 1 ·1 I II Sl~i
turn of tht' spe<'lfica tion~ and :\ofademol!wllf' ~!agMine h11s n 191'0 R.1mhh•r Amen1•an ~UPt''l ~\11\tlflT J'IIH LIP:' Jl omf' of
11rawln~s In good rondltion with· mes.ttagP for )OU' l!f you ltkc =''·111011 wa!:On Automatt .\II the ~t<'lnW,l\ -\J.;,o ,,..,, rrturn
ITS CHECK-UP-TIME-
TIRES • TUNE-UP
• LUBRICATION •
WHEEL AUGNMENT
• OIL CHANGE • •
Herb M iller's
RlCHFIELD STATION
3636 E. Cout Hwy. at Poln.wttla
OR 3-9728 • C.9rona del Mar
JOW.STONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
U.ed Auto Parts. Tarte
We Buy Can and Scrap Metal
UBERTY 8· 7013
l075 Pla~ntJa Av~. eo.ta w ..
HOME MAINTENANCE
Carpentry
Minor Repa1rs
No Jobs Too Small'
H. 0 . ANDERSON
2966 Peppcor Tree Lane
Costa Mesa. Callt
Kimberly 5.8175
It no answer call MI 6·2372
CE.JfEilAL COIIftACTOa
Cc1mplt>te hom~? Pl anning lr
Construction Spt'Caalizmg in
Remodt>lmg. Rt>pa lring It
Additrons. Frl?e Estimates.
:\U 6·699-1 Ml 6-1886
YARD MAINTENANCE
Lawn Service
J. R. I RAY I HAWS
ORIOLE 3· 1086
I Plea..~ call a rter 6 p.m.)
701 1oz Poppy Ave.
Coronn del Mar. Calif.
PAINTING
FOR EXPERT P A.IN'nNG
-CAU. -
.Sympson 6 Nollar
Ntwport'1
Oldest Established Painters
OR 3.363()-Ewe OR 3·54!K
PHOTO SUPPLIES
-ALL TiPis-OF.:---
Photographic Supplies
e Fut Color Film Se.Mee. e Movie ProJecton for Rent. e Model Airplane Suoplla.
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
17112 N""J))rt Blvd .. eo.ta u. ..
Ph<;ne Uberty S· 70C2
LANDSCAPING
Complete Londscapmg
Service
SA1I Green Stampe
P'rM .livery
CORONA DEL MAR NURSERY
0 1 5-0160 · 2744 E. Coa-<~t Hwy
MOVING
MOVING?
2 Fast lnsurttt! movel'!l ~nd
large> \'an $11 ;;() an hour
'nmt-starts at you door
W'hy pay mo"'!
State P.l C Pt>rmlt
No. 30-2792
-Call-
NEWMAN In :\0 ~ny!'l after the> pro~als arP <'OSmetii'S nnci want to mak<' \\'h1u• Onl~· Sl&!li'l. (",,II HY I Stc>lnw1w N\n Oil' 1u. r 1"'...,""'
opf'nN1. Rcdui"Cd prints of t ht> monf.'v: 1 1 h:wr 11 SIX'Cial j:tifl I "lll -Dt•alN. -rr.11 "II ' l'lt.'!-l'loT';' ~ \ln1n. TRANSFER It STORA \.F: ('0.
orlnlnsl rlrllwlna s aN" bound wlth ror VOU If VOII ~nv Vivlnnf' Sl\nt I Ann "SC'r\'I<'C' with rl ('onc:.cl••nrr•. "' " • • • 1!1."1!'1 FU\mhli'r r\m.-ncan 2 dNlr Ph... 'II ,. 2·"" 'h ...... ""''"ifiM•t lons. Th"' S<"alf> of Wood"rd n•hrn ,\'Oll <':til ORiole c:;F\'"'R I • • t .. nf' " " ·1~" •. Y '' "' -' " -brnn/(' rolnr 0\·l':·rlrt\t'. ral11o ' r. • £•'"'• II ot 1.:.... r •m lf tl' .. -du"nd drawin"'l' I~ 1\h{\llt 3-3118 tA .... ,.. -:-{"' • ... 1 • 1 no an \vt'r r.tll ,-.,. H "" "" , tlnrl IW\IPr C.lll ~.tsui(' Rnm ,_.,.-) ••. 1n,·mntl".: :--tuo II' !'\•t nn,..h,:-~lf of.thr oriain:.l !"rnlr. If CA"'.'I for ,.o-ttr ol•l pi'no-"'··h " Ph II ,. 1 'I ·• 6 i202 M l.l 611'1
.. '"'r • " hJ.'r LM'U!lll 1\PiH'h. ll'i -4 , ~11 ...... ma .. r 1 1P "111' •' llan 12• 8 d c full ~cnlt> drl\wln~s IHf' dt>~lrt>d Kl 7.6(}:58. · .. at 20th. Santa .\n;, ,. rc·u, W&)~a Me~<a
~~¥:i~~~if~~~~~t~;:-SPEaAL ~~~MAlliN YOUR ·CLASSIFim ADS-.,
drl"~"· The sl)f'('\flratlon ~~ en·
tltlf'<l: "SPECIFlCATIO~ N (). I
C-73:> FOR CO:'fSTRuc-no~ o r A I
TF.:\fPORARY BOOSTER PLI M P· I
lNG STATION AT BIG CANYO N &9 ./ ~
RESERVOIR." I d" /
If ~uHtt'd by the City A(tl'r I /.~/
bl& a~ n-~I,·Nf, the blddfor
<8hall lurnlah a financial statt· 1 /
nwnt of ~nt date. Failure to ~·ply with thha requirement < ~;,
will ~nder a bid lnforft\31 and I
shall be s ufficient cau~ rot ~· .,
a~panltd by a C"ertlfltd' or I "''
, I
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1 .. -----7. -----& ---•. -----10.. ----
u. ----12. ----13.. ----tt. ----1~ ----
SPEaAL! 15 WOI'cla cmJy SOc lor oae iDMrtion -3 timee only 1.00
11. ----· n . ----1' -----11. --.----m. ----jeetlon. Each propoNI must M ~
eatha.t'• chfot'k or bid bond In ~ tht~ amount o1 ttn ~~nt fto•. I I ~ Ill. ----22. ----Jl ----k --·--a
ol t b • eetlmatM &Qftlate ~'
amount ol tt.. bid u • JUaranty a -----27. a a ID. ----
that the bldctft. If thf award t.l ' I • .-a..YUIJOa,_.~ ---~~,_ .. mede to him In a«<fdan~ with _ ;:~ ~
ttt. tenna ol ""' ,..._.1. wtJJ D....,... promptt1 ..cu.. womn.n'l COM· 1 NAIL TO: !HE~ 1150 I. C....Jhrt .. Ca a ...... .,. ... u.. IMar•u•c.. ~ • eonrrae~ In tM ,.....,.. ,_... aad L Y .. R I · Ia B ' RI:Jal
rumlabulllfldoryNftdilfordw --------------------
I
Mrs. Davis. 70.
Dies in COM ·
M,.. Euaene oava.. 70, of use
Keeler. a.rkele)'. died May 5 at-
. her winter home. 230 Goldenrod
Ave., Corona del Mar. She had
been spendlna 2 months In thls
area with her husband, Alva R.
Davis. retired vlce·chancellor of
the University of California.
Mrs. Davis, a native of Du·
buque. Iowa, had been a frequent
visitor In Corona del Mar since
1920. At that time her mother.
Mrs. Amelia &l)arle, an early
resident In the Harbor area.
built the 16th house to be con·
structed In Corona del Mar.
Mrs. Davis Is survived by her
son, Alva R. Davis Jr. of 216 Jas·
mine· Ave .. Corona del Mar; a
daughter, Mrs. Ellen lmril' of
Walnut Creek; a sister, M iss
MargarN L. &harle of 307 Gold·
enrod. Corona del Mar, and 4
grandchildren.
Services Wl're hl'ld Monday
from Baltz Mortuary with the
Rl'v. Edwin C. Gomkf' official·
ing. lnurnml'nt was at Paci!ic
View Memorial Park.
Election Due
for COM C. C.
The Chamber of Commerce of
Corona del Mar will elect new
directors next month.
Those whose terms will l'Xpire
a re President Ralph Myers. Vice·
president Frank Jordan. Execu.
ti ve.se<'retary Braden Finch, Mrs.
T. Duncan Stewart, Wa lter Shaw
and Arvo Haapa.
REHEARSALS of the ~ production of "Time of Your Life" show Ron Thronson telling a gripping
drom11 in the role of Kit Corson. From left: Ernie B11ldovin os Willie, Sondra Coontz as the killer's
side !tid . Don Tulloch as 11 society gentlem~~n. Jerry Hoy as a sailor and Louise Yeisley 11s the
!tiller. The d11tes 11re Mo y 26 and 27.
Holdover dlre<'tors ar(' Dr.
Dave Smiley, Cli ff Llonbarger.
Grant Howa ld. Ray Moore and
Vern Smith.
BET1tEA T T ALJ[S TAPED
The tape recorded speeches of
Dr. David Cowie at the recent
couples· retreat will be presented
on -t consl'cutlve Sunday eve·
nings at 7:30. beginning May H.
ln the sanctuary or St. Andrew's
Pr<'·byterian Church. Cliff Haven.
Summer classes for child
now In grades 3 through 7
be offered by the
Elementary June
26 through July 28. from 8 a.m.
to 12:15 p.m. daily at Horacl' En·
sign School. Purposes of the
program are to assiSt those pu·
pils who need additional help In
reading. arithmetic or language
art• areas. and to enrich the
academic background in these
areas. Parents are to provi de
transportation.
Haltorilea Rate Hie•
Harbor High studPnts placl'd 3
points higher in their mf'an
scores than any othe r students
in Orange County In the math
entrance exam glv<'n to sf'niors
pla nning to enroll at Orange
r oast Co liPge.
Jl}otH~u
SALE
FOR ~tOTHER choose one or several of these
wonderful pieces of pottery in our sales patio
reduced 'many of them l to one· fourth of the
original first price. Flower bowls. flgurl nl's,
decorators pieces from Corona del Mar's loca l
pottery with national fame.
N. LOY AU ~R_EN, ch!!irm11n of the· board of the Irv ine
Co.fl'pony and president of the James Irvine Foundation, was
presented with on horioro ry Doctor of Lows degree by Dr. C lark
Kerr. prestdent of the University of California, 11t the recent
Charter Doy exercises in Berkeley. Mr. McLarep is 11 partner
of Hos~ins & Sells in SM Francisco.
SIMPLY SELECT YOU R CHOICE FRO~I THE
SALES PATIO. BRING IT INTO THE OFFICE.
A~D PAY 0 :-JLY ONE·HALF THE MARKED
PRICE ..
cfCMJfi.ttcl. CERAMICS
3901 E. Coast Highway
THIS HOME
Brown end Krunme11
172 1 E. Coest H'wey
Corone del Mer
Olt 1·6640
Coroaa del Mar
..
Chubasco Is First to Finish
Arnold D. Haskell's 's7.foot
yawl, Chubasco, was first to fin ·
Ish In the 14th annual Newport
Harbor to Ensenada lnternalion·
al Yacht Race, out of 401 entries.
and also won the New ·York
Yacht Club trophy for iirst dlvld ·
ed rig to finis h the race.
The Chubasco. Newport Harbor
Y<~cht Club entry, finishing the
rar<' In 2 1.:167 hours elapsed
time anrl 23.12..1 hours corrected
tim<'. also was rirst in hl'avy dis·
plac('m«'nt orcan racing cia~.
Thl' St-crctary of thl' Mexican
.Xavy trophy for first 10 finish in
claRs A ()('('an raci ng went to
the :J:i. foot yawl, Vixen. l'ntry of
Gordon ~f. Curtis Jr .. Los Angeles
.NOTICE TO-{:REDITORS
:;o. A·37830
ESTATE OF CLARA A. HULT·
BERG. aka CLARA HULTBERG.
DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said
decedent or said estate to file
them with the necessary vouch·
ers In the office ot the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State of
California, in and for the County
of Orange, or to pre!U'nt the
same, with the neces.'lary vouch .
era, to tbe underslaned a t his or
her place of business, to·wlt:
Law Office of Galvin R. K~ne.
Attorney at Law, 333 North New.
port Boulevard, Newport Beach,
California. within six montha
alter the first publication of thls
notic.'e.
Dated AprU 21, 1961
HOWARD M."'MAGRUDER.
Executor of the Estate of
aald~t.
GALVIJf Jl KEENE
Attorney at LaW'
Ill Jlferth Newport -.Jevard
Jfewport leach, CaUiomla
Yacht Club, with corrected time
of 22.599 hours.
Keith Lister's 46·foot sloop,
Chollta, won the President of
Mexico trophy for first In class
B ocean racing and the Porter
Si nclair trophy for first ll&ht dis·
placement ocean racing.
The Gov('rnor of California
trophy for fiN!t in class C ocean
racing went to Jerry Bill's 401t ·
foot sloop. Dolphin.
...... ~ Ellllll... "
C..a .. II• Ills
Raymond A. Elleboudt. 80.
died May 5 at his residence, 516
Poinsettia Ave .. Corona de l Mar .
Hl' was a native or Ostende. Bel·
glum, had llvect here 5 years and
In California 20 years. He was n
r«'tire!1 restaura nt manager, hav.
ing SNvcd many years at Appl<'
Valley Inn restaurant.
Survivors Include his wire.
Cat her I ne; 2 sons. Ron of Corona
del Mar and Walter 6t Whittier;
a daughter In 29 Palms and 4
grandchildren. Holy rosary was
recited Sunday and mass cele·
brated Monday at St. John Vlan·
ney Church, Balboa Island.
Baltz Corona del Mar chapel was
In charge of arranaements.
IOTFOaTIIKIDUIII
A son. JeUrey. •• born Thurs.
day. April 27, to Mr. and M,..
Arthur W. Helin, 545 Seaward
ltd .• Corona Hlahlanda, In Hoaa
Ho.pltal.
110r urea IIAT •• A PGt·ludr dinner meetlna wU.l
be held at I p.m. TuNday, M~
11. at the eo.ta MeM Leal•
HaJI by N.., ....... rracb uti
Wllllar)', Y.tera• or wort•
War L
BEMrAJ.S
SUMM9 ·YEARLY
8ceaic Propedl.e
(We NHd Yow U.tJnas)
2732-C E. Cout Hlahway
Colona del Mar. California
<Jordan's Pet Shop Arcade)
ORiole 3.8853
IaiilE ...
-~-=~=---,==------,...._;..__,_ II•*••••
UDO PLAN WITH LAJlGE aUIIPUS JtOOM ADDED
Jencb apace for that Jarp tamJly. Three spacious
bedrooma. 1 ~ bath-. fireplace, ~~ air heat, car-
peted lr draped. lullt-ln electric ranp, oven. clothes
washer A dryer. Permanent sprinklers, beautifully
landacaped and fen~ Belna offered at 122.~ -
G. I. flnanclna -13,500-wHl-hand~.
Two baths. hardwood floors,
fireplace, North end of Costa
Mesa Jocarion. Near mar·
keta, -schools. and Churches.
$17.500 10':'. do)wn F. H. A.
$124 per month ays all.
Farrow & Sons
293 E. 17th St. Ml 6·44~
Costa Mesa
Open 7 days 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Eves. call KI 9·1390 . .........
Ideal home for large family.
Spacloua Jlvlna room. 3 bed·
rooms lr den. 2 baths. F.A.
heat bJt.fn kitchen. Sundeck
over bl& dbJe. garaae.
112.750
RAY REALTY CO.
3512 E. Coast Hwy.
Ph. OR 3-1M3, Corona del Mar
When We Say
"QUALITY"
We mean ....
This View Duplex
I
in
C.D.M.
under $40,000-Immaculate
Fine rental record
ArchitecturaUy Designed
BABSON ....., ........... ..
(lNC.)
(Real EstAte Imaalneers)
2828 E. Coast Jflahw"y
Corona del Mar f)JUole 3·3770
CIIH lllw•
629 St. James Rd.
OPE:-. DAILY 1 TO 5
3 bedroom, hardwood floor.
wall·to·wall carpets. back
yard for outdoor living, near
all schools.
ABACO REALTY
460 N. Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach
LI 8·1280 day or eve.
*LOOK*
A Plece of Ground at 2476~i
Newport Blvd. with 14·ft.
easement, 150xl35, zoned C·2.
Has 3·room house, steel
fenced. Good for contractor,
rest home, or multi·unlts,
etc.
FULL PRICE $16.500
Only 175 month payme nts
after down payme nt. City
map shows a 60·ft. stre-et in
rear. This is a real buy.
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TO MOM ...
on Your Day
Thls Sparkllna
2 bedroom In
envlabfe CORONA DEL MAR
Below $22.000
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TIIEE IEPIIITE
ON 72' x 201' LOT. One block from All·Amerlcan
Shopplna Center and Downtown Costa Mf'Sa. One Two
Bedroom home and Two One Bedroom homes with fire·
places. All on WOOD FLOORS, some carpet. separalf'
yards and two double garages. PRICED TO SELL AT
$23,950. CLEAR -FINANCJ~AlLABLE.'
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you11 Uke our friendly service"
220 E. 17th St. Co.ta Mesa Uberty 8·1139
Ucrou the atreet from Mesa Shopplna Center>
Evenlnp C.U Ml 6 1928 • Ml 6·5855
Vogel Values
R·2 Lot on Charlie St. Room for .J units ... $7.300
ft.J Lot In Newport Heights near High School. so· x 125 . ................................................... ......... S8000
VIew home. 3 bedroom, Kings Road .. . .......... $-15.000
.J Units on West 18 St., Costa Mesa.
Trade for lot ....... .............. . .......... . . .. . $-14.500
266,j Santa Ana Ave. 4 bedroom home,
half acre lot .................................................. $25 . .300
Maple Ave .. Costa Mesa. 99 x 233 lot,
4 bedroom home ......... ...... .. .. ... ... .. .. .. . $30.500
235 feet on Meyer Pl. Duplex a nd home .... .. .. $29,500
SEVERAL CHOICE SUMMER HOME RENTALS
We offer you the benefit of our 40 years or real «>State
experience In the Harbor Area. Let us assist you
with your Investments, exchanges and sa les or your property. ·
Ocean Front lr Main St., Balboa
Fernleaf lr Coast Hwy, COM
N. Newport Blvd., Opp. Hoag Hosp.
1652 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
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OR 5·1977
OR 3·2020
.MI 6·16i5
Ml 6·i16i
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IT'S
For a family with vision. 2 bedroom and den home in
fast arowlna location near Back Bay. Has R·4 zoning
an? space to spare for 5 more units. Only $16.500
IPIC Ill •11 STUOCO
In Corona del Mar with extra larae Jlvlna room. 2
bedrooms, double garaae. ha1'dwood Ooors, stove and
refrlaerator included. R·2 zonina. $22,500.
Lis t your rent•ls with us; we have tenants wailing.
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all adds up to giving
you tne complete market
of the homes ln the area
UIIC . . . . then Buy . . . .
OB S·CMU
l.uxuly 1115 Plus aciuare foot
hclme. Exotic aarclena and
decor -a •heM place on
Ewnlna Canyon lcl .,.., tJte
Oc:.oun. e. u t• appoint·
ment to vtlllt tllle outatand·
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