HomeMy WebLinkAbout1961-07-27 - Newport Harbor EnsignA 3-atep pro&ram to improve
pollclng on 'Balboa Island wu
proposed In a leMt>r received by
the ,Newport Beach City Council
Monday ev~nJne from tne Balboa
Jsland lmprov~ment Aasn.
The auaciaUon a.sked for a
crack -down on Illegal muttlers
Use of N Pier
During Night
Is Protested
Th~ Balbo..\ Peninsula Point
As.'ln. again complained to the
.:"lewport 8 ea .:-h City Council
~fonday evening about the "COn·
tinulng use of the N St. pie-r tor
c-ommercial purposes In an R·l
ZOnE'd district."
In a leUE'r signed by President
G£'orge Mauser, the associat ion
railed attention to • pr~vtous
('ompblnt of early morn I n g
nolle, park ing coneestlon and
Jittering, and asked Cor !'('medial
art ion.
ThE' Council referred the mat·
trr to City Manager Bob Coop
for appropriate action.
B.l. Bridge
Plan Okayed
By Council
The Bal boa Island Improve.
ment Assn. plan Cor Improving
the entrance to the Island was
approved Monday evening by th~
.:"'E"wport ~ach City Councll.
BIIA Presl~nt Ed Steen aaJd
thE' cost will be about $2.:500.-
plutl th~ Jlehtine. and that work
should get under way rl,tlt
awav. The cost will be met by
the ·Association.
so• .OU TO M~··
A son. Kevin Lee, was born
to Mr. and M rs. Bruce Muon ~ 2()6•, 35th St~ West Newport. on
Tuesday. July 18, at Hoae Ros·
ii!P.!. Kevin Lee weighed 9 lbs.
af6Trth. ~r. :\fason ls a marine
re-flnish~>r.
and "IOlo drae racine." Which
It ~lied a form or "lluulan t'OW·
ette" that may some day klll a
child ; enforcement of the brid,e
control ordinance when oonges-
tlon occurs; prevention or lolt~r
lng by keeping pedestrian tratrlc
moving.
Council referred the mattE'r t o
City :M a n a i e r Bob Coop for
action.
Council also: •
Unidentified
Flying Obiect
Spotted Here
Read
Pe19e 7
for Highlighta
of Summer Ba.eball
•
ENSIGN SPORTS
• Upheld the Planning C.lm ·
mission denial of a use permit
Cor Mr. and M rs. John Legge tor
a single family dwelling abovt>
a commercial building at 3519
E. CoasJ Hwy., Corona del Mar,
because of a scarcity of park·
lng; Mrs. Leree stated In her
appeal that there were Sl!veral
commcrclal -resldentlal rombina-
tlons In the vldnlty.
• Over-ruiE'd a Planning Com·
mlsslon d('{'ision and granted
Robert Buerrosse's request for a
second sign Cor Rod's Liquor
Store in the Westcllff Profes-
Aa 1UIIdeatiiW Oytag object
waa U9lated Oftr CGroaa t:t.l
Mm by J--.udNmae. 307
F....._. AYe.. Coroaa t:t.l Mar,
lit 1:45 p.m. 1'\aelday. pollee re·
port-s.
Mr. •ucbcracua aald the nry
fast llylDCJ object flew ID from
tbe DOrtJMcut at about 10.000 ,..t. c:irded to tbe ... , cmd
tlaea ~leaded due eat. It bad
oae gnea U,bt wb.lch waa
fi•IIIDCJ at about 120 cycJ. a
alDate bat DO red Ugbt.
CommiJtee Assessment Appeaz ,Opposition
Pla"s Study Hearing Is Delayed Is Voiced
98 Seek Job
sional Cellller because It has 2 N rt'
The ~I'Wport Beach Tax Om· 1n the rampo~.gn hNe. ·all I he t c ·~~ On Freeway mill('(' r('{'E'IVed an ex t .. nslon I way up to the t'OUrl-. If OP('{'S I 0 ounc
Tul'Sday from tht> County SuJ*r· :.cH\
visors for the conunued heann~ · r $ 2 .... v. A prelimlnarv sklrm1sh al the . . · ·h A war t·ht>.st o I ,vo,._, rs • frontages. as ewpo S Freeway recommendations will
• ApprovE'd the request of be discussed by the highway and
Raymond Thompson and Paul Pol.lce ch··ef tr.tnsporlation committee or the Carlson to establish an ambu-~ewport Harbor Chamber of
lance service In the city of NE'W· CommercE' at a meetmg to be
port Beach under the name of Applications for Newport Beach hE'Id at 3:30 p.m. Wcd!1t'Sday.
Bayshore Ambulance Service. 481 police ch iE'f have ~n closed, Aug. 2, In the Ch:.moer otf1ce.
N. NewPort Blvd., Newo)Ort with 98 in th~ r.lce, City Man-Jim Laws. chairman. inform·
Heights. agt>r Bob Coop report E' d this t>d the Chamber dlrt'<'tors M on·
• Approved the request ot week. day that the committee seeks
George Gll*>n to establish a The applicants w ill take a to protect tht> rights of local busi-
llmous.i.ne service I n the clty of written and oral E'xamlnatlon nes.'l PE'OPIE' and clrizens In try·
N<'wport Beach, with hC'adquar-conductE'd by the Civil St>rvice lng to gE't the most desirabl~
ters at the Corona df'l Mar Tra-Commission, and names of those frPeWcly rout e through this area.
vel St>rvkE', 354.2 E. Coast Hwy. who pass these exams will be Chamber director Bill Spur-
• Adopted Ordinance 967, l"('g. presented to the city managt>r. geon polntE'd out that the issue
ulatlng the u~ of parks a nd HE' has to make the appoint· is a fa,·orable location, rather
parkways. ment in lime> to fill the r,>OSI than "no frt'<'way,'' becaust> there
by :'\o\. I , t>ffi'{11V;> dalt' of Chit>f Is no chance of bloddng tht' e Approved thl' rt-quest of John t:p~on'" rl'tlrt>ment. frl'E'way, now that the state has Mayor James Stodd.lrd to he ado;>ted a coastal route. absent f rom the state and the
country from July 25 to Aug. 31. A • • The dm.•ctors agrf"f"d that the:>
• Accepted the completion or merlcanlsm be-;t plan was to work With thP
the addition to the Corona dt>l ~>tare In proper rouing or thl'
M ar Fire Station by fred Beck Progra'm Set tr~~at:·hamber directors also: Conatrucuon Co. e Instruct~d c 1 1 y Manager • Approved the appointment
Bob Coop to ~u~st thE' Orange Amerkan Legion Post 455 ot of Sam ~Iller as r hairman of a
County Flood Control District Cos t a M esa Is featuring an task for<'t' to get more p.ald up
d AmAn·canlsm program at t.he members: the total Is now 710. to construct a drainage am at " 820 Harbor View or. roc Jia.smlne reeular monthly m eeting tomor· and the budget is based on
aully In Corona t!~l Mar, rather row ~•nina. Jo l y 28. Past Com-n~wra.
than at ruth Ave. u propoeed mander Elm~r Lowry announ~s. • R <' c-E' i \'e d a rt>port from
In the bond proj«t report. The program w ill includ~ a 1 Chairman Fart>l Hardesty _of t~e
• Approved a proclamation show ing or 2 f ilms. "Communism W omt'n's C'ommlltee. WhiCh IS
establishing Aug. 28-S4-)t. 1 as Accent On Youth" and "Chal· launching a ml'mbershlp drive
Anti-Communism W eek to co· lenge To Americans.'' th1s fnday and is planning a
lnclde w i th the da It'S of tht> mt>mbership mE'E'ting for Sept. 19.
on protests aga1nst s arp 1n · Newport &>ac·h City Council
r reases 1n aSSf'SS('~ valuat1ons. o;rough• mf"f"lln~ Mond.iy evening ea,·e
The heanng, ong1nally SPI for ThE' c-omm1tt~>e mN Tu£'<:rlay. e,·1d('IH't' or a com 1ng all-out
Thursrlay. Aug. 3. W.iS ront1nul'd .lgrf'erl to orgam?f' 8~ 8 ~r-h8ttlf' aga1nsr tall buildings 1n
to 2 p.m. Wednesday, A ug. 9, 1n manent group to !lt'nf' a" wat<'h· thP ruv.
order to g1ve tht> o•ommirtf"t's dog over budgE'ts and l.lxP-. • . .
mOrl' lime to p:.'pare 11:-. t>Xnll.>lts Pubhsht>r B<>n RE'dd1c-k ~a. nam-1 The ISSUe ramt> up dunng dts.
f ranc1:o 0'::'\e:ll. Los Angt>IE's I'd rhairmao: ~1rs. Ph1llp Bunon. C'USSI~n of d •ommlltt>t> t?, t.Jdy
attorne' who t'Ondurtt>d thE' sur -\ t rhatrman; f rl'd Woodwonh, tht> hl~h r~Sf' ~ldmgh ord:d
N.'ssful <"ampatgn for rE'assess· lrf'a~urE'r; Ed HE'al\', a<;:.tslant nb.:1nC'hf' tPJal 3 " C n su m l lrtt>1 ment of Br~>ntwood. has beofon re-lrt>a.,urt'r. a nd W. A. Cc.leman Y 1 f!' anmng ommiSSIOn o ·
t:-lnl'd b , thf' <:ommittf'e 10 asslsl ::l"<'rNan.•. low ang thE' hl'anngs ~n t•onsul-~ 1ant Charles S..nnl'tt s rC'com-
ew Move Made
In Lease Dispute
Ceor~E' Can er of Balboa won has to ap.pro\e any .-oun1y a<'1.1on
an Important ;:><>int Tuc>sday in on the IE'ase.
the long drawn out effort to get .\tavor JamP<: ~todrlard took
lht' Newport T owf'!'l' projt>rt un -issu.-·w i th his starement. staung
dl'r w ay at the Areht's 1n ::'\t'W· that requests for c-han~e 1n
port Beach. lt>a~e terms han~ romt> from :'<1r
~ county counsel h.1.nded the Can ·t>r. not from t.tw city.
board of suJ)f'nisors h is analy!lts Mr. OarvE'r a<."Ce'ptto(l ~pons•·
of Mr. Carver's r('Quest for as· bdity for 10 months or the dt'lay.
slgnment of his )f!'a<:t> to a cor· but as."'t"rtE'd that count~ UJX'r
poration Yl't to bt> officially or nsor:> ar uon cau~M 12 monrhs
ganl.,ed. of o1ela~ o\'N which he ha:. no
ThE' analys iS inrludt>d th<' <'Ontrol.
mPndation::.
Th£' Counc-11 lf:<('lf will S<'T\'<'
as a rommitret' of the Council
Ito confer fiNt with tht-Pl..tnnang
C'omm1s..c;1on bt>forf' called for
offic1a1 publll' hf'arlngs.
' -Df'an Ward of ::'\€'wport He1ghts
rose up m th~> audt<'n.'t' and lt>t
It bt> k now n that hE' is prepar<'d
with documentation agam!'t tali
buildmgs. He agrf't"d to hold his
f1re until the public mN>lln~s
are <'ailed.
Contractor Sam Downing of
C'3m('() Shores a l..c;o promis('d to
pre~nt a numbt>r of objt>ctions.
Robert Brandt of 2953 C'hff Dr ..
)iewport HE'1ghts. In rtght anto
th~ pro;> o se d ordlnanN" and
!'harply <'rit rc17Ml t hf' Planmng
Com m 1 ;; !' i o n for d1 ·rrga:dm;z
public op1nron
Hf' satd h~> dtt1n t l.k<' t 'H' fa t
that thP romm1~o;1un 1nC'Iunf'i an
arc-hll("("t, l"('altor. budd~>r h;~nk.-r.
r ontra,·to:. Southern Calllornla &hool or SOK FOR TBE KOirTOKS e Gavt> SU>_lport to the Cali·
McJ[J••m •Aft u.IVES Anti-Communl.sm In the Sports A son. Nicholas Phllh,>, was Cornia Medical Assn. resolution
Mr. and Mrs. Donald H . M e· Arl'na, Los Angeles. born to Mr and Mrs Pt>ter Nor-protesting the Kennedy admin·
following requirements to be met H<' sa1d that a "NIOU" hlow
by ~r. Carvt>r befort' thP ass1gn-tn h1!' plan:: wa!' •'au:.t><l b~ thr
mt>nt is approved: a sound fl na o "frlt>nrlly sun" Hl~tigawd h~ lhf.'
rial sratemt>nt. informalion on !-ttpi'T\'i~or.; whE'n tht-lt>a~P on·
th€' lm-orporators, agr('('ment that ~tnally ca mP up for cvunt~ ap·
no sale of stock in the rorpora· pro' 1l HI' f'Xplalnt>d tha t this
tlon r an be madE' without !'U~r c;utf. lntenrlE'd to cI t' a r an~
\'I!'Or appro,·al. ThE' su~n'I"'T" pos.~t bh· i<'gal hurdl~ ··au<:t>d
agrN'd to t'l'lnsidt'r the a!'.Silln a 3 mnnth dE")a\ and to-.: h1m
mf'nl f:t\'orably if the rond111on-. tht> bac-k mg nf th•• \\' <'" 1,.. r n
T h:11 roul'f'd ~fnynr J.tmt•s' :::od
dard' dandPr. and hr o;ald hi'
didn't likE' M r. Brandt'<: lnsmua-
nons. C' o u n c 1 I m a n KE'noeth
Kingsley also addPd h1..c; c-n1i,.
ism of ~r Brantit !' rt.>mark-.
Klbbln of 250 Prospect St .. New. • Received an election rl'port ton of 1009 W . Ba.l boa Blvd .. istration's proposal for health
port ShorE's, are parents of a son. from the Parks, ~lches and Newport ~arh, on Friday, July I insuranc-E' f~r aged un~er . the
Lloyd Hugh, born Saturday, July R~crt'atlon Commls..,lon: Milton 14. at Hoag Hospital. The child social ('{'Urlly Ia~. calling It a
15. at Hoag Hospital. The baby Shedd has bfoen namt>d rhalrman weighed 8 lbs. 7 07. at birth. Mr. step toward socialized m_ediC'InE'
wl'lghE'd "i lbs. at birth. Mr. Me· and G. Mark Engelke \'ice-.-halr. Norton is a teachN at Hunting-• Appr.>vrd the appomtmt>nt
Kl bbln Is a saiJm.ak~r. mar. ton Beach Union High School. or Jim Van Dy k e as ht>3 d _or a ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ comm1t1~ to stud \' a rev1s1on
1n due . and Theo Robins a"
head of thE' nominating and JX'r
sonn(I>J rommittee.
• RE'Ct"lv~d a report from Tom
Ht>!fernan. chairman of the tax
rommit1ee. who exprE-ssed peS·
slmism about rhan('('S for relief
from the hleh as.-.cssments in
Newport Beach; he s.1id his com-
m ittee wiU ask ,11 1 tax In g
•ndes to try to reduc-e tax
~lved a report from Jes.'l4!
LuiDe. head of thf' Commodores.
on ~ success of the Commo·
dores Ball; net prof It was
$1.487.52.
• Approved the 1.961-ez Harbor
Arft directory proj«t.
Girl Is Thrown
Out of Car
Ni ne-year-old Hilda .h~z., 604
Poinsettia Aw .. Corona *1 Mar,
wu ej«oteod from a car in a
tb~ca.r tratflc a<'tident at Po.ln·
St"t11a Avf'. and Coast ll*y~ Cot.
ona del ~ar, at 5:16 p.JII. Sunday.
Sh~ was"MIIen by am~ to
Hoag Hoctpi .. l.
She wa.s rtdlne ln a car driven
by Sara J. Bcngoctwa, 21, ol
\\'t'rt' ml't. !IOtl'IS orj.!anl.'d!IOn.
~I.'Wport City Attomt>y W ,lliPT Thl' fol"t'('<:j htM t•l J'l·n N'tl
Charamt.l also was preSE'nt .~t '' 11.1 1ol.tn-< f.,· an •''H'r • l"f'nr.l
TuM<da~ ·~ "U~n·isors m('("lln~ 1•1 t: .. , •·• !,,...,, .... ,.. '"" ,.., ... , 1 II··
explain th<' c-l'lang~ In attitlld(' , nn • .tNi r'h' ''•1>4'"' .•o•-. t·>r ck
ot thl" ::'\!'wport City Counc-11 Ia~ 10 a•·t1n,l! "" ,.,,, a'"l Ji:nnw·.r
Last 1\f'Pk t~t' Cou ne1} nhJI'•·: 11f thf' J,.,,,. H• lh•· .. orporll"''
ed to lht> !IU,lf'T\'ISOrs' propo-.al .1·1d .ulrlf' I h;~; thl' ,·orpnrat "~'
to gJvp .\tr C'.H\'I"r a 120 eta~ I\ .trl ht• rNrnt• I 1:1\mNIIdtf'l\ .I
~llttt>nston for !'Ubmllling a•·t•l'pl TIH' a''•lln:no ·.• .... 1p;•r••"'''
ablt> plan!! and thus "cur<'· tho· .\1· C.1ner "'"1 hi" I'-" .. "S!
leaM> default. T he C'ounn l ft>lt ·' ,1h1ci1' b~ 'ht' or.~:·r:a ! 'l<'.C'll
that thE'rP h.ld ~n t'nough d<' t.•n1t of 5 fi'Pt .1nd I•• ct'•.l'' l,>'l
lay alrt>ady and that :\lr ('an't'· .,,. proJ)OS('cl P•.J n " for 11 1111 fl.)<•'
should romply with the onginal T•l\\t'r bullumsz P'''"' thou~h
terms or thl' If'~. t'l '' would C'O!'t o.~o ac1c111anna :
M onday t>\'!•ning .\lr Can·C'r SciO,(l()() in re\'lSJon or plan>< Ht>
and his attorney. Har~ Ashton ~n1d that plans WE'!'(' pr,..pnrecl
attended the City Council ml'<'t for thf!' 110-Coot tlu1ldtn$! hN'ft\1!(1'
lng to ask !"('COnsideration of thr l ht>·r $E'E'mNI to tx-lh<' l1kE'Il
previous "~k's action. h()('l(j of a nt>w city ordln:1o1'1' al
Mr. Ashton said that half of lnwmg thl' h1gh••r llmu Thl'
the dt>lay has bet>n due to tht' 110-foot plan was approV<'d b~
sui)E'n·isors or the city or :'\E'w the Plannmg CommtSSton but
port Bt>a<'h -since thE' Counrtl l'('}e('rf'd by the Counc-il.
Snowbird Spedacular Is
On Tap for This Sunday
6CM Pol.Neltla Ave .. Wboee car The "Flight of tht> Snow hird"."
wa.s hJt by a car driven '-Y llattl.n Newport Harbor's most SJ)e('t.tl'u
C. Bri~jer, 23, Downey. The Ben· Jar salllna f'\'~nt. will tak<" pJa,"'C'
JO('Ma v.t\.lcle C'OntiDIItd OD Into tbls Sunday, July 30. l'tartmg al
a wrvice station at 31GO K'. Coast 11 :30 p.m.
Chamber of C'omme!"«'. Earl Saw-
~ l'r Sll"n'i n~ as ,en Pra 1 rhalrma n.
Hwy. aAd IMt the ...., ~ The *kh annual "fllgttc•· i-
o( a ~ car rep.terecl to sponsort'd by tb~ Ne'l\•iXIrt Harbor ~a Ann Hess. 13.!7 Suurx
LaM, W .. Cliff.
The ra~ wllJ start at an •~
lust f'aS1 of the &lboa Pavilion.
follow 3 martters la1d out 1n thf'
~tl'l LJdO Chennt'l. tM north
Udo Channel and ttt. ~th aid~
of Balboa I land. and Will tinlsh
at the startlna Un•. Trophif'S will
tH' J)I"Mtntt'd at S p.m. .at N.H.\".C.
I n th<' l'n!IU in,J.! nrgum('nt .\!.;.
yor Stoddard bangt>d hi ... ~a\PI
.\nd <:ald. ·If 'ou don'l <:~ rk ·o
thP pomt I II ·1hmw you uu• ·
"D<ln't w a\1 '"'Ur gn\P) 111 mo~
~nu thrt"a!l'r. nw rf'rdl<'<l .\1 ·
Brandt '' t• I'NI .1 .;hou; .\(IU
l>f' f •"rt"
Bmh ~I .1 ~ <> • :-.lnd.b t.) an!
\-•'lun, slrna·1 Il ~~1... L•'f•'!l/ .... U,."·
;:1'": , .. 1 : ll.1t : 111' w .Jn· 1111 I" tiOP:.
not n~'<'f"<"·'·a h P"'l"llt t:dl h u id·
in.gs a nd that th••rl' .. LI-t>!\' 10
ht-c~a ngf'-. m ... J,. "' tht v· to
n.lnl'C' lx'fo·v .J I" ,ulnpl<'.i
Skousen Says
WestCanWin
\\'. \lpon !'kous('n, author ol
·'Thp ~akl"d CommunJlll':. " :1
Sl)('ak at thP \'lila Marm<1 Rt·~
taurant on Thursday. Ju l~ 27
at 12:-!5 p.m .. at the NC"\\Jl<lrl
Harbor Kl\v.lnas mN.'tln~!
~f r Sk Ciul't"n IS formc>r ,·hit'!
of police m Salt lAkC" Cttv ,l'Hl
also SPn·~ as formt>r :tssi~LH'!I
to J. Edgar Hoov~ and an FBI
agent. His topk will bt> "ThP
W est Can W in.''
•
..... .... . .• ..,
Or Te-rrell Root. W'hCI ht>ads
one-or the Harbor Area ch.lrpters
ot ~he John Btrc'h Soctety, will
talk ab<MIIt the aims ot the So·
ck>t)• at rhe rn~J.og of the Coro·
na d~l Mar Kiwanis Club lit
noon Friday. July 28, a t Ow!
RurJts •n Inn.
Hits Garage .. New Unity Churoh
I AWIOIII .... -ftniDA1', JVL1' .,, 1•1
..,.. -nD1' nv.DA1' ~· .... ..... c:&IP.
~~'Qo'Qo~IQIO~
~
• UOVID IVaGD'II of nve Yuca.lavlan COiftm .. nlat*
Publt.her o1 the Enalp, to N.wpon leach by lnformlnl
We are aure you and tbe peo. S.~ry ol State a.k rbat
ol Or Co wll be "wheft It NmM to t'Om.Diunlam.
• A DILDGtiA FOB U"DAI,S •;le anp unt)' 1 tlran,. Countv knowt nere to
al ln..,_.~ tn knowlq tbat llr. draw U. llne"f ftl..o lt IIGC Ot't'Ur Thoee folks whoarenowobjectingsostrenuou y Cl..a ~n. wldt the.-... "'IG
because of rhe cancellation of the visit of the com-:~nee ol two locaJ bualneMmen. to the Colllmlttee tut unnum· M .. Gate. and Mr. McClunl.;:! t.red Oranp County ree!dent.t munist Yugoslav officials to Newport Boach should over 100 eopl" of hla boOk. are '* atrald to have com·
consider the following incredible inconsistency: 11-.e c-u~A • to many mun&au eee democra• Y In action · If we w ere to turn back the clock to the late 30's, lovemment ortlclala In Wash· at • meetln1 ot our CJty l'OUncll! inllon. A copy or the book wu And W'hen hu thl' fear ol tree·
what would be the reaction to a proposed visit from mailed to the pre~~ldent, vice· t1om proved to be the defenM
some of Hitler's Nazi officials? I am convinced there preeldttnt. eoach member ot the ,, ti'Hdom?
ld be f t t. 1 1 f p-ldentlal cabln'"'t, each mem· M for the statenMnt with wou a great outcry o pro est. par lCU ar Y rom ·-"' ...... 1 h h 1 to a-.... L ber ol the Supreme Court. each _,. c • e te egram ---.;re .. ry the liberals. w ho now are so upset over the "rude" member or the OH\gr.as and Ruak' end~. "Juat In c:aae you
treatment of communists. And there would be g reat Senate and all 50 Governors. ml• the point, we don't want
h · 1 h l'b 1 ·f th N · M :. Skousen now advl~ ......... . any part of communism." I also c eering. agam rom t e 1 era s. 1 e azts were ,_.._ t f 1 pic when they ask him what want no par o commun am. told in no uncertain terrt_ls that they w ere not wel-they can do to help fight com· What Is more. In combaUng thf'
come. munlsm to fin the followlnl: rommunlst mf'na· e to· our tra·
d dltlonal AmertcJn treedoma. I I remember no outcry among the li berals a gainst "Write their Conareumen an
T a11k them to rcfcr to certain want no part or thoee method~
the League A gainst Wa r and Fascism. • here were pagN1 of "'The Jfa.d c--•· th<tt ·~rven good endl to bad
no accusations that this League was using the tactics alar whl.:h will give the con· 01es and whl<'h. tu1 J. F.dg:~r "' h h k 1 f Hoover writes In his book, "~1a"' o! the Nazis to fig t Nazism and Fascism. Bu t w en l.ressman bac ground norm~· ters of ~lt." ... "crPate dlvl· · S · · · d b lion for the poi nt thP cltlu n 1s the John Btrch oc1ety lS orgamze to com at com-trying to make. u we c-an en· stono;, suspldon. and dI s tru st
munism w ith legal a nd moral methods. the angry l l'OUrage ('OngretL•ImPn to con· a mong loyal Arnerlcans -just
d h h h I d · · J r b k th' t what t'he communists want -cnes of the ltberals are hear t roug out t e an stant Y re er ac to LS ma er· d bl d h h ld th . . tal it may ultlm:.tely h~Jv them an n er rJt er t an a e Just what lS 11 that the commumsts ha ve tha t the 10 'makf• It a p.;rt of their own tight ag.ilnst communism,"
Naz1s don't have? W hy lS it so easy for the liberals thinking proct>S..'W's." 1 I find myself In agri!emrnt
to hate the Naz1s and to d efend the communists? Thl c-ommlttet> urges a ll ~o· wlth1 an ar~cleF on, "~.nt1I·Cor;:· · · plr who want to help In thc mu~ sm an~ reec om n t f' There IS the strange dilemma of the age. right to defc>at communism ro Apnl 22nd issu<> of the Catholic
. Let's look realistically a t the visit of the Yugoslav follow Mr. Skou<~en's suggestions. Journal. "Amerira," hy Father . . I rl I hl I I John •.. Cronin a~'llstant dlrPclor commumsts. They certam y w ere not sent as a ges-. C'ase mn 1 1 5 :m c-e to a r h De • r "--1 1 A . · · · · · frwnd In anothe r part or the 0 t e partme nt o """'.a r ture of genwne lnendsh1p or netghborlmess. The c-ountry 11 r g l n g them to also tlon ot the National Cathollr
communists do not operate tha t way; they have only wrltr tn thf'lr Congressmen. ~elf 're Conft>r<'nc·e. who wrltt's,
b . · 1 d ·II d · )f t t f Respecllvrly yours It has h<.>:om4." lncrt'nslngly <'IPnr one o )~Chve. dopenly a mt e f .thu ftma e Vl!Cd ory o r.r~nt Corby. Jr.-. that antl·t'Ommunlst a~.·tlvlties
commumsm an ens avement o e ree w or . Chairman. c ommitt«-e a rc proflurlng s harp divisions
One hkely reason lor the visit is that they want-For lk>tter Government within our nation." F'athrr Cro·
d d · d d nln then points out rh"t just e to soun out g rass roots attltu es tow e r commu· * * * h<.>ca ust-rommunls m "I" con·
n1sm. I believe they got the proper m essage here m spiratorial dOC's not Ju~tify gr n·
Newport Be arh and I hope they so reported to com-• CU:ATtlf:l SUSPJCJOif 1 r ml publ iC' adoption ot its taC'til"'
T -• To tht> Ed itor: tc• C'IPf' with thp p:-oblem." a nd mumst ItO. . . Ry wha t ri~ht cllrl thr "Com· I hr C'nnrlud4'tl. "If W(' lx>CYJml' a But the more logtcol reason lS that they came to mitt('(' for an Awakcnc'd Ameri· nation or hair anti tll~trust. thf'n
gtve he ··soft sell" to loco1 ctttzens-to make us thmk 1 t•a" ;m•sumf' to !!peak for all thl' I "P•ri·uai!Y wr .He' llkl' the c-om ·
h . . I r II .. I k H peoplf' of o r .. ng(' County COO· munro;ts .. I a commumsls are JUS regu o r c ers. 1 e a rry ct>rntng the visit. now <'an('('Jicd. o r l'our-r w" mu ... 1 tx-C'\N
--
vlallant In .,._dl"-our eiMr·
In~ Ubertlee apl~ th_.
Who would JltiNf utem. bet
by our devotion to the prlndP*
on Wllldl our Jtepublk wu eounded Jet ua contJnu. to ,...
maJn a symbol ol hope and a
source ot Jupiratton to the m.al·
tUudee uDder tile dominion o1
commllnlam.
Charles Clare Blauvelt
M2 Huel Dr.
Corona del Ma r
* * *
Dear Editor.
The tollowint letter la a copy
of the orlt lnal sent to Mayor
Jamea Stoddard of New port
Beach. I thoutht your readers
tnleht be lntereated.
Mrs. Marcia Nordlund • • •
Mayor James Stoddard
Clfy of New;>ort Betth
California
Dear Mayor,
It does one's heart good to read
In the newspapeors that a local
government In thla great country
s till has the spirit and gump·
lon to stand up and tell the Fed·
~ral government that the local
citizens 11tlll have the final say
so.
Your city government deserves
nlltlonat headlines, and a big
thanks from all of u• In the Har.
bor area for directing the State
D('partment to can cel the ached ·
ulcd visit of officials of a Com ·
munlst government. Maybe If
more cities a nd countries did
this the uncommlttf'd countries
or the world would believe the
United States Is really against
t·at<•rlng to thc butchering Com·
munlsts!
Again -hats oft! As Director
J. F.d~ar Hoover of the F.B.I. said
tn "Onc Nation's Response to
Communism":
"UntiPr the AmeriC'an system.
lo. al c-ommunity at't ion lo; fun·
rl.•mrnta l. On this hssic levl'l. Truman s good old Joe ," and that their outstretched
hands arc not s!amed w1 h blood. ·"":'::IC:I:I::IC:I:I::ICIIIOI:x:IICI:x:IICI::ICICX:X:Q::ICICX::x:lCX::x:liOC::x:liOC:-crJ I h<• private cit l7A.'n. I nd I vI d u a II y ... .• • :• •:• • • • :: ::::: •:• a '''' •:•:•' '' •'' o •nd through hls t'iv lr. labor.
There the y w ere m the audience at the Newport
Beach C tt y C ounctl mcetmg-affable. smthng.
pleasant I know the ellect they can hcve on us,
because my own ltrsl tmpulsc w as the natural one I
of fncndhness. II I we re not aware of the monstrous
consp1racy of whtch they ore part, I m tght have
~ha ken thetr hand and b id them w elcome Their
purpose was to ingratiate themselves wtth the local
ci~tzenry. to put us off guard. and thus to leave the
penlous 1mpress1on that peaceful coexistence Wllh
; the commumsts lS possible. · . ~. We are under no moral compulsion to be court-
eous to sp tes and murderers. We are not compelled
CALLINGQQ
to constdcr commumst notiOns and commumst offi-• IE·COUifT awa.r. with 3.117 points. Serond
spot. ht)W<'ver. previous ly an·
nou nced as th«' Light Tacklr
~fa rlln Cl uh, was t'hanged to our
local Balhoo Angling Club, who
scored 2.170 'J)Ointll. The L.T.M.C ..
with 2.118 points, Wf'rc mighty
d054', at that.
ctals as part of the ctv tlized order until such ttme a s
they a bandon their consp tracy of dece1t and con-
quest ... and that time w ill come w hen shrimps
learn to w htstle.
* * * e flGHTING FOR FREEDOM OF WORSHIP
It 1s 1romc that people of a nat1on that was
estabhshed primanly for rehgtous freedom have to
light once more lor freedom of w orship. W hen some
of our church contnbultons are used to support
causes whtch we violently oppose, then w e no longer
arc b emg allowed to worship as we p lease. O ur
.only recourse IS to Withdraw OUr support for SUCh
r;auses and to restore our local church a s a n inde-
pendent congregation .
Constder these pronouncements:
e The National Council of Churdtes, at its December
meetin9 in San FTancisco, adopted a resolution caNing upon
the Amet"ican peop&. to prepere to s~mender the will of tfte
Un ited States to the wiN of tfte United Nations. e The General Anembly of tne United Pretbyterian
Church, meeting May 17.2<4 in Buffalo, N.Y .. approved a
report on "National Pu;r.ose," question.TI9 tne adequacy of our
Declaration of lndepen ence and tfte Constihltion, and stating
that the princip&.s of the Founding Fathen "provide insufficient
guidance amidst the tangled issues which today confuse end con-
found tfte American people."
e Pope John XXIII declared in his recent Encydtc.l
tna: social and economic actions, inducting price pro-
tection, should be taken to improve the situ.tion of the farmen;
tnat a state should not erlend pubfic ownenllip of property
EXCEPT "where motives of evident and reM necessity of the
common good require," and tftat "toeialization (collective effort)
can and ought to be realized in sudt a way as to draw from it
the advantages contained tner·ein and to ,.,ewe or restrain +t.e
negative aspects." e The Congregational Conference of Southern Californi.
and tne SouthwMt has approved retOiv+ions for increased for·
eign •id. repeal of tfte Connally reserv•tion to the World Court
agreement, and for rec:otnition of Red China. e The United Church of atrid, .t m "merger .. conferettce
just conduded, favored the eclmielion of Red China in the U.N.
These are just a few examples ot many political,
econom ic and social policies favored at the top levels
in church denominations -policies w ith which great
numbers of church-goers are wholly in disagree-
ment.
Let us joi n in a prayer that these church denom-
inations-m their assemblies and conferences -
instead pledge their devotion to our American consti-
tutional republic a nd to the Christian principles on
which it was founded, re-dedicate their faith in the
great and wondrous Creator, accept His Son as their
personal Saviour. and ask forgiveness for their trans..
greaiona of the teachings of our Lord.
*ClOWN
Whl'n thl' rommitt('r rc -ehl'<'k·
I'd thl' ~rorrs madr in lhf' 13•h
ln terd ub Alb.~corP tournam('nt.
ht'ld wt'ek4."nd !){>fore last, tht'y
found that c't'rt aln previous an·
nounc•~>m4'nt. were In error.
Therl" Wa'> no QUf'Stion or thl'
top rluh. th(' ~arlin Cl uh or
Siln Dir go. Thry wPre first, goi ng
LEQ~ lfOnCE
:-o;OTICE TO CREDITORS
A ·38200
~U PERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
TilE COU ~TY m· ORANG E
:-lo. A · 38200
E.<ltll tr nf
CLAUDE ATKI~SON.
Dl'<'f'l1Sec1.
NOTI('F. IS HEREBY GIVEN to
th(• 1·rrditor~ of the above named
rll'rrdr n t thttt all orrsons having
dalm~ against thr said decectent
urr rrqulrN1 to fllr them. with
thf' nN'('-tsary vouchers. In the of·
fke of the rlerk or the above
entltl~rl court. or to present them.
with thf' nereS!'Iary vouchers. to
thr undersigned at Law Offices
of Franklin and Franklin. 107
East 18th Street. CO!Ita Mesa.
California: whlr h Is thP plac-e of
buslnf'ss of the under,slgned In
all ma.lters pertaining to the
estate or said decedent, wlthJn
six months after the tir,st publl·
cation of t'hls notlt'f'.
Dated July 19th. 1961.
MARJORIE GALE.
Administratrix wtth the
Wlll·annexed of the es·
tate ot the above named
deeedent.
FRANKLIN AND FRANKLIN
107 East 18th St .. Coeta Mesa. c.a lltornla.
Attorney• for Admlnl•tratrtx
with the WJIJ .Anneud.
Publh,hed July 71, Aug. 3, 10, 17
In the Newport Harbor Enslen
~y own outfit. PaC'I flc Anglers.
Pdged Southern California TUna
Club by a s mall margin to takt:'
fourth place. Thl' P.A.'s had 1572
points. Southern Cal 1525.
Sixth In !<rorlng was the Tuna
Club o! A v a I o n with •1.461
p o I n t s. Seventh and 4."lghth
pla<'Cs went to. rrs pt'ctively. thf'
Newport Harbor Va<.'ht Club
TunJ Club with 686, and the Los
Angc•lcs Rod lc Ret>l Clu b with
221.
e MUCHOS PEICADOS
Thf' total take probably swt
a new rrt ord for t h«' st:rles; 647
albacore wrre ca ught, all on jigs.
or c-ou ~. and they averaged 20
lbs.. 10 O'l. In weight. A llttlf'
arithmetic will disci~ that thP
pounctage taken board was quit«'
something ... 13,007 lbs! When
tho~ long.flns finally did come
baC'k. th4."y did It In a real bl~
way! And anglerl', from all ovf'r,
are still making big haul.s.
• WELCOIIL AJOQOI
The marlin teason Is on! Can't
get accurat~ Info, but, at San
Diego. the ~·~vine aays t'hat
......_ no k'U, we,.. welched In
over the WHkend, with two
others welgh~d In ...... that.
No names or ether d~ta avail·
able. but tile .., ...... ...,.,
Cllld ..... tJedl
YJIJTUIG Ill IIIDWUT
Vlslt1n1 their dauthter and
aon.ln·law ate Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas P. ·INttM'I', 1405 Ma·
rtners Dr.. Harbor Hllhlandt.
They're house JLiftta of Mr. and
Mrs. Brad Macy , a net the three
youn1 Macy'a at Glenview, 01.
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n•h,:rlous. educa tional a ncl simi·
Jar organlzationl'l, aC'ts to lnflu ·
r nr.-thr lif«-or thl' en t I r e
n.ltoun" ...
Si nct:'rely your!t.
Mrs. Marc-ia Nordlund
!"1710 &-ashore Drive
:\<>wport Jk>ach
* * * • llfVESnQATE STATE DEn.
I PubliSh«'r of the Enslgl'l
Pl(•ast> do what you <:'an to gPt
a Congrrsslonal Investigation of
the State· Departmf'nt under
way. It is long ovcrdu«'. It their
mlstalws were due to chance. at
lea!lt a 'part of the time State De·
pa rtment a rtlon would be In the
lntci"PS!S of the U.S.A. The per·
c-entage ttas ~n so overwhelm·
lngly pro·communlst as to lUI·
g~t the poalh•llty that these
mistakes were deliberate. A
partial Jist of their blunders In
the last yPar follOW!':
1. Forcing the Sygman Rhee
government to resign In South
Korea.
2. Permitting the flying of the
Pan.tma flag over the Canal
Zone.
3. Continuing recognition of
Cuba long •after lt was apparent
even to the State Department
that Cuba's government was
communist. •
4. Withdrawing recognition
from the Dominican Republic
and ~mbargolnt that country.
5. The part. State Department
played In the faulty planning of
the Cuban lnvaalon attempt and
In the subsequent tractor t.rade
tla8CO.
I suppose the executive 1a1·
rule will hams-r Congreulonal
lnveatltatlon of the State De·
partment. It so. even that fact
should be brouJtlt out tor the
public to examine. Pem•pa the
~nt attempt.t to censor news
will alarm .nouth jOurnalist.
to the ctaneers 1nhftent In the
e•t·rule and brtnt about an ex·
poeure of What hu bHn JOint
on In the State Department.
R. 8. Pare.. Jr.
3832 Lake Knoll Dr.
Fullerton TIE_.
..,._ thlnp I have .-n
unto you, that ln me ye mJiht
t.ve peece. In tile wwld ,.
llaall bave trtbulatJon: but be
ol pod c.'heer: I 'have overcome
the world. (St. John, 11:33.)
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After u. bath~ o,w. let the Iaury Uaaft with &he lliQ hqNDcll ol Tu.y.
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a reluecl and beautJful .._,....
overloolda1 Newport Harbor's Uppa-Bay.
LadJes, too, are deU&hlecl whn they eajoy
luDcheoa In thit Vft')' unusual aettin ••
Now al popular priees. P&rnty of frft panin&-
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Make• banking •• uay •• m•lllng •
l«<w. Write, telephoM fN ctlt1M In lot
our .-cl•l S.nk·By-Ma/1 forma.
IMI ... o..e _. sea• a...i M ..
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Sununer.tJme and the traU1c aoee round and round ..• Cool·
eet, mo.t refrNlna•t way to
&hop .•. all alorw by the tele·
phone . • . Eddie and Bob are
real he p with auaae.tloiu aa to
the best buya In freah produce,
what's cookln1 In the rea dy-pre·
pareda In dte clellcatHMn, the
newest aummer navora or Ice
cn!am, and aomethlna dJUerent
for deucrt ... Two de llverlea ,.
day . . . place your order the
a fternoon before from 3 to 5 for
the next mornlne's delivery ...
place your orde r In the momln1
from 9 to 11 for delivery the af·
ternoon of the same day. If thla
50Unds like double talk, the beat
thlna to do 1..8 to call up and
ask ... Or 3·6310 .... please ...
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p6ck,_, s-etlal8f clllf ... t
to ...... wltla belllld ...... ...
4ilao •del fw • cea"netioa·
el bnDcla wbea wblpped up
wltll e99 ..
* llall dlnnN In the Coff~ Shop
y('t?. !'l lo 7 nrc lhr lilting hours
fo~ b.tr·h tfd <'hio·kPn ant1 rl hs
o11 nnNs. Anot11cr ~hopping s ug ·
aestlon. Ctmw In for an t>arl y
. dlnnPr, lhrn ~hop In tlw C'OOI.
rool, cool, of tlw I'Vcnln~e ..
Friday and Sotur~layl4 until 8.
*
Otber .. , • ...,... rouad our ........ ...sa.. ........ .., ••
free frteadly MWYke. Ploaty
of boGMI!ya to uaiOCid your 91'0-
c~rtea , .. your earl oeto tbe
cbedlel'a ateDd. aon boxboya
to pUab your 9JOCI"l" out to
your car. I cal..,.. l1lle te teU
tbe atory Clbeat tllo 890ol of
bledr tbi'Md. It ... .a... fell
out of • 911 Cllf ...,.. end tbe
c!Mdler fouacl at • tbe no.
et t ... ead oCtile...,. T'tanu9b
tbe -'red• •• tllo el ...... t
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tbe caat .. er bed wrtttea a
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* What are the n avora of a
su permarket! Flavora are the
spe<"laltles, the extra Mrvi<'ft.
the wantlna to IM!rW, the ~lean·
linea, the loyalty, the lnt..,tty,
the trtendUn.-, the havlna
a vailable or everythlna Mtable
right down to the laat bNn curet.
creme puff filled with real
whipped ~am, 'and Jar of aln·
1er marmalade. Flavors are
veraatlllty, the belna able to do
ao many thlnp In one ahopplna
s top. Get a atamp, dl.cover a
bOx olflne c.1'1ocolatea, a bouquet
of cheery nowera. ~·t a double
dKker yummy, Ire crcPam ~.
order a chocolate birthday cake
dKOratH wttb aall boata, ... ft.'h
for a different cte.trt C'hNW.
ask the butcher how to eook a
pot rout, and look up and clown
the alalee for die new, tbe un-
u.ual tn fooda. 1e able to IMtnc
wtth you your ctofhn to be
cl"ned. your lhoea to be ,..
pal~. Chooee a weddln1 atft.
orclef a tide .of beef cut and wra"*' for your f..., ...
ev.n nnd .... ,. •• n ... whleh
you can do tn the Home -Gift
ShOt» tht• w.elcend ...
I
Fron1 the POUCE ILO I IER FJag Flying
Is Honored e W&NiaAY. JWI.Y II
A tralflc: acddftlt on upper bay
brldp lnvolwd 1M whlc:lee of
Jolin I. Whipple, Iouth Pua·
dena: Carl P. MUJer lr., 1511
Miramar Dr., lalboe: lamn W.
Deeker, South IA~Una, and lo-
tunnes E. Adrt~n Ply, 615
Knowell Pl .. ec.ta X.. . . . A
Newport Hetlbta boJ, 10. wu ad·
vlMd that be would have to
remove • ttwe bOWie In • dt)'
tree near Clay St. end Catalina
Dr., Newport Helahta ••• Fred·
rick W. Kapl, 411. ol 42& AJIIIO
Ave., N...,.,rt Hetahte. wu
booked on • nctuloua dMcll
ctr.up • • • Dun Reavle, 34&1 v .. Lido. Newport Beach, report·
ed the 1tleft of a 150 carton ol
perfume, Jeft outalde a door at
hla d"'-1 etore at that 'add,_ .. .
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Winston K. Sullivan, 51, of 106
Grand Canal, Ba lboa Island. wa11
char~ed with drunk driving and
Intoxication. and Cha rles F. Sui.
llvan, 59. same addreM, WAS
ctrargell with lntolCI<'atlon altN
the Sullivan ve hlde aldeswlped
a parked <'ar on Marine Av~.>. near
N. Bay Front, Balboa Island.
registered to William F. Hurst.
Garden Grove ... Mrs. J. T.
Chambers. 126 P~rl Ave .. Ball:xYI
I land. reported thl' thf'ft of 11 hi·
l'ydc from ~lWt.>l'n build ing~ a l
c:r M!M M M H I E 8 i I 1:& E c=a:r
Glamour
Glimpses
lyANN
Now that our summt>r weallwr I
hns begu n. we at O'Brll•n't~ want
to tf'll you ahout our n('w •·olo" I
ful h c a <'11 clulhrs. We h.l\ ,.
shorts. blouSf's 11 nil lw ach C'O'I ll<.
which you f'an mix ond muH·h
to your hc'art's •·ontenl.
We ... buatia9 wltb prtde'
tbat we ... SJiduct.d ID tbe
latHt luqe of CICIIIIOW' llav· ...... w. ..... ..... dal'liD9 ..................... ~,.
a weU a ....., oC tile feab·
IODI pktuNd .......
Of cou~ Wt' ha vt' a wondN·
lui sele<-tlon of l'arly transit ion
rottons that are so perfect for
d ly luncht'Ons and Ja re ummrr
vaca tions. To dcscrllx• just o n•·
of our latest arrivals, tlw look
is detfhltely t>asy and r.-Jaxt'll.
The skirt Is plea I I'd wll h 11
blouson top. scoop nt'<'k and sill«'
bu t t o n detail, In easy ca re
da<>ron.
... eaaber, W. ... cW•COD•
dltloaod et oo.rt .. • ..
El a. Cout a.,.
a.c.ADG.IIAa
0.. ~-·-
...
FU
STORliE
.......... 'Ill
KIJ-8279
I .
308 Marine Ave., Balboa llland. and a Iteam Iron.
ttM bicycle later belna found a t e r.DAY. JVLY It :!!:t N. Bay Front, Balboa b · Paul R. Covington. J::. and
e ftviiaDAY. JULY II Floyd W. Hardy, 33, both of Westmlnllter. Wf!l'f> arre tf'd on Burala ra feK'ed open ,. rear b 1 h door Into lJdo Faahlona, 3419 uri ary c a rcea after a window
Thf> Ne-wpon Harbor AmNI· I
"311 Lcelon Po.>it was achedulcd
to hc.nor F. E. Blrtcher and hla
son. Ron Blrtcher, for patriotlam
at • d inner meet1n1 last nlcht,
July 26. In Lealon Hall, Central Newport.
They wert-honored for a pro-
vlalon In the lease at their
Hod,ees lndu.atrlal Pa rk In Santa !
Ana that the front office In each
of th.-bulldlogs In the Park
must lly the Amf"ric~an fl ag.
tK'reen had ~n removt'd from Newport Blvd ., NeWipOI't BHch. n co Ta~ Sho? 14M w Coaat
dwlna the n'-ht failed to aaln Hwy., Weer N.W'port ... j ohn G.
entry to the aafe, pried open a Kay, 32. ol6121t 'Y· Balboa Blvd.,
meta_) cabinet, opened deakl and &.Jlboa. waa charJed wltl\ Jntox-
atole a12 euh and perfume lcatlon In auto In the a lley at
valued a t 130 ... Minnie Toon, the A!ar of hls resldt>nce Wh re
415 Edaewater Ave,, Balboa, re· ht' wa1 found b)' ortlcc~s w1th
ported finding e one ·lndl holf' the motor runnlna a nd 8 hoae
In a window ol her car parked I t'lCtendlne Into the c·ar In a n IAC;a&D COifC&IIT AUG. 1
at the rear o1 411 Edeewater . . . apparent suicide art~mpt The Ambassador Quarlt-t from
..
II~: .. ~~~~ ra.m. IUpr. II. AMb.t.;., Pacific Lutheran University, 1'-a·
-• - -._.1,.__. ., pe&a Ia ..., coma. Wa1h., will present a free
1111111... ..... • llkyclo Ia ..._.._ ... MCir efter • _, Ncred concert et 8 p.m. Tues·
tM My et UMit ...,._ • • • Ia wlalcla IIIlo wa 1141.. rlay, Aug. t. In Prim-e or Peace
A IMIId. ·-J. c-r .... ta drift~~ -,_____ II c-' Luthrran Chur.-h. Mesa Verde A-. .,.. .._ 91ct1a of tbe -. -,.... • ---.-•• D1·. and Baker St., ('osta Mt'l!a. buwlert eC 117 ,.._ IMr wal· Aaelleba, waa lD • trefUc CICid· The quartet will sine familiar
lot .,...,.. Ia tile aa... of ct.lat at C..t Bwy. CIDd lu· h Y m n s. Nt-gro ptrltu.lls and
lin. Jolaa llc18teab. • Eft· <Continued on page 61 church mu8it' classics.
.... C...,.. .._ lbon CWfl r====:::..._..:._ ___ ~_;:;::_;::_==._ ......... ._
••• AT ......... 31 8oll'ftf
lt.. Lido T..U. Park. reported
tllo U..Ct of • 141 calDera CIDd ~
• -...UO ..._ Ilia cabcma.
Uarry F. Thompson. 1609 E.
Balboa Blvd.. Balboa, rt'portN1
that a tN>n.lgPr stol!' a S6:J watch
from the .clove rompartmf"nt of
hll car parked on 8th St .. BaJboa
... A car driven by Mrs. ('. E.
Bouck, 47. of 2029 <k~>an BJvcJ ..
Balboa. ma king a lt>h turn ore
Bsy Avt>. onto Palm St .. Balboa. ,
hit n parkt>d car ownf'd by Ml'r• 1 vln Roeell. Lu Canada ... John 1 B. McCrlllll!, 210 Collins Avf'.,l
Balboa Is land, r<'portt>d thL' bul')(-
lary of n 21 -lnch telcvllalon ~~
Be Cool ...
Special one day
Dry Clecminq Semce
and 2 day
Laundry Semce
at no extra charge
CLEANERS
-MINOR REPAIRS FREE-
Juat Call 011 5-aao or .,... Sa at
2137 &. COAST KWAY .. COaORA DEL MM
"Mobile
Home Living
Like
Never
Before!"
2,000 REAS()NS WHY
.• ,uld we ever be requ irc.>d to prove our lnl<'rHt
tn community health. we c:ould cite 2.000
good reasons. Our prescr iption department atocks
upwards of 2.000 mec:Uclnal ingredients.
They come !rom every pomt of the compll!i&.
. Some are preacrtbed dajly, others only rarely.
ThHe drup are brought together
Ill our prescnpllon department
to hf'lp us r«-ndt'r competen~ pro fessional service
for the protect ton O( )'OUr health.
Clristensen Phar•taey
3021 &. COAST IIWT .. COIIO•A DEL IIAa
omOL& 1·1111
1410.
LIMITED
NUMBER OF
WATERFRONT
TRAILER
SPACES NOW
AVAILABLE .FOR
THE ARST TIME
IN FAMED
BAYSIDE VILLAGE
PRIVATE BEACH FACILITIES-BOAT SLIPS-CLUB HOUSE-
SWIMMING POOLS-"RECREATIONAL LIVING IN THE SOUTHLAND ~
MOST OUTSTANDING RECREATIO NAL COMMUNITY."
-
ON
~OW at BAYS IOE \'1 LLA\.E you can t'njoy ycar-arounci
living on the wat~rfront at fabled Newport B1.•nch ! ~<·~>tlerl
lln the ne w e xclu!li\'e t·m~r Bay of New port. RAY~l i1E
VILLAGE is an 8 m illion dollar planned commu nity.
NOW for the FIRST tim(' O\'er!'!iz4'd 2100 to :!:-,oo squn P·foot
iiifj;r spaces ar(' a\'nilable on t tor; year leA!I(>!I in
BAYSIDF. VILLAI.F.-th(' mo!lt tnlkl'rl about commumty
of iu k ind in the nat ion. Ca reful planninar. prot~tive
''(JUality" restriction" and a ho.~t of extra facilities
guarantee "Mobile Ho me Livinr Like Nt-,·er Befort> t"
DUE TO TH E I.IMITF.D S UMnER OF TRAILER
SPA CES AVAILABLE IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT
YOU MAKE YOUR E LECTION SOON -
WHY NOT TODAY !
'
rH• lltA.Y a. P II 0 NT •. l.n
-.tO
lOS
4H(';fll'
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IOC"M ION lOO ( ... Sf CO.OUl MIGI-MAY
1'1 ' Ot 3 ~lj
I
UN colorful, cleeantlve paper
to eet your table •.. place
mats. coute..., napkins (beV·
eraae. 1 u n c he on , dinner),
plates and cu;pe. .. ...
Bulk quantity prices for Luaua
and plcnlcs.
Hobie's Party Supplies
Hobie cmd Marge Loud
aut &. ee.t •WT• c..-del -oaw. a ...
Next door to Jewell Welty FlorLit
buy now and save
stationers store
1961 christmas cards
from 20 to 50~0 off
also items of decor
3340 VIa Lido OR 3·6660 Newport Beach
SMART
WOMEN
Shop
at the
Sample Shack
1~ E. 17Ua ITw COSTA JIDA
Jill·--
Attend the Church
Of Your Choice
Regularly
ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
ORiole 5·0210
The Rev. John H. Pilrke, Rector
SUNDAY SERVICES
8:00-lloly Communion
9:1:>--Famlly Service and
Sunday School
11 :DO-Morning Prayer and
Sermon
~ursery and small child care
provided
THURSDAY
10:30--Holy Communion and
Healing Service
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
nuT CIIV•CB OP CBBIST,
SCIEXTJST. 3303 VIa Lido
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15a.m: and 11 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:15 · 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
REAQJNG ROOM-. 3315 VIa Lido, NewPort Beacb
Open week days-9 a .m. to 5 p.m.
Wednndays 9 a.m. ·7:45p.m.
Tundaya and Frlday&-9 a .m. to 9 p.m.
SECOIID CIIVIICII OP CB.UT,
SCIEJn'IIT
lfewpol't ..... Cit
Coreacr del Mar
3839 East Coast Hlahway
Corona del Mar
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE lla.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
READING ROOM-J&W Eut Cout Hlthway
Open week da~ 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
You are cordlally lnvtted to
anend tM Cbulcb ~
and to u.e U.. ... dina loom.
Prince of Peace
LUTHERAN CHURCH
(American Lutberan CWurch )
Meu Y ... Dr. 6 aaker St. c.e. ... a.v. AndNW Anderson a t.ftM
SUNDAY &UfiCD
1:15 .............................. , u:• __ ........ ~~;: .._..., ... __ .............. All ...... ..... lellell ..... _.
w-.
DlltECTORY
I LUTHERAN CHURCH
Church of the Master
3545 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
The Rev. D. Wessell, Putor
Phone: ORiole 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-The Service
9:30 A.M.-Sunday ,SChool
11:00 A.M.-The Service
WEL CO ME
Fl'll II,Hst Ohrcll
2411 Ecut Coast Bl9bway
Corooa del Mar
Dr. T. W. Medearb. Pastor
1 Sunday. July 30. 1961. Ill :00
a.m.: Morning ~rvicc.
Evening Service. 7:30.
A cordial welcome Is ex·
l!'nded for all ages to attend
Sunrlay School as well as
Sunday mormng a nd e\·e·
ning services.
A mid ·week service Is held
evNy Wednesday at 7:30
p.m.
FIBST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Franklin 0. Bixler. Jr. Mlnltter
Ll 8·4n8 • Parsonage LI 8·!52tt
SUNDAY
9:4!5 ···--·-···-........ Blble School 10:40 ................ Church Service
5:30 Youna People~' MeetJnt
6:30 ................ Vetper Service
WEDNESDAY
9:30 a.m. Women'• Bible StudJ
7:00 p.m. ........ Prayer M..Una
8:00 p.m. _ ....... Choir Praetlce
Nurwery and Child Care
Provided
Flrlt Christian Chwcb
'r. Victoria at PlaCIIIIItla
eo.ta Mesa
Sll~A .....
Corou _. liar, Callt
ltiOUil'O .., ..... ...... u A.M.
Cbureb ldloel e._ f:JO a.&
Ran117~!MIIalaouN.
awtn C. a-M
.., 0 ...
lervk:~for M Maraaret llln .... poll& Moon, Aw.. 1M 18 ....t¥ad ~ 11er bua·
.. e. rarm•le ............
B&Jboe Jalaftd, u be beld •• band, Cltftlfd; a ......... 'her
C... ... ._ Or•• •••••• Chwdl khool wUJ be at t :ts 111 a.m. today, .luly 71, ln lalb IIIOther, llr& aut.u. llanMn,
.. ~ -Dr. ,_ r. Perrin. ~A.m. Corona del Mar a.ape~ wttt1 1M o1 tM 11ome ...._. and a ~aUqnal Coftfel'ence llln· • • • Rev. Oodfrey Graefltn Oftldattna . ......._, Carl Balllltl\. of !few
later (now the United Chwcb ot ...._ e1 ,_ L•4Jaerea MN. Moore died .luly 21 tn port .:.eta. f · •
Chrt.U, will apeak at the 1:10 c..• .._ Vwde, Dr. 6 •• ___________________ .;....:;.. __ _
and 11 a .m. •rvte. SUnday. He St., c.ta ..__Andrew c. An·
attended Y~e Divinity Scbool, -...on, putGr wlll apeak at 8:15
Union 'naeolOfle&l Semlna17 and a.m. and U a .m. SUnday on
wu ordained in South Dekota "l'aJthtuJ.,.. In Utile Thlnp".
In 1927. • • • • • • 1hd•••••• C:la•ula. eo.ta
M ... -Dr. Cht&rles Clare Blau.
velt will apeak on "Reclpe for a
Vacation" at the 10:30 a.m. aerY·
Ice Sunday. • • •
...._..._. ll.u.~~~t ar..-
_,.. t.v. Goduey GraefUn wtll
apeak at t :JO and 11 a.m. Sunday
on .. z.-.....,. ...
ANNOUNCING
NEW STORE HOUII FOB YAIIIC IIIOP •ow Gnll 10 .uuo a P.M. llonda)'l t1ua rrtdaya r
Saturday 10 A.M. to 4 P.ll. ~
Come In and Me the new faJI yarns for tultl, coata and d,._
-._ c..a JIWT. -oa ...... -c.-• ~
._.. .... . a. .. _ .......... .... a...,..,.. ... ..............
n.t Clallatlea ar..-. eo.ta
MHa-The Rev. Frank 0. Blx·
ler Jr. will speak at the 10:40
a.m. Church Service on "When In
Doubt''.
Ml LlER ·(;HEV·R OLET CO., ·INC.
• • •
c:lulatlea I c I e ace Clr~
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar
and Costa Mes.t -"Love" l8 the
topic of the lesson·sermon at
the 9:15 and 11 a .m. services
Sunda.).
lt. J_.. Spfrropld Clruda. . . . I
Newport Beach -Holy Commun·
lon will be observed at 8 a.m.
1
Sunday. Family Service will be
at 9:15 a.m.; sermon by the
Rector will be at 11 a .m. • • •
Plnt laptlat CbUJ'Cia. Corona
Corona del Mar -Dr. T. W.
Medearis, Interim pastor from
Riverside, will speak. at the 11
a.m. service Sunday. r • • •
Luturcaa Clnarcb of tbe Master.
Corona dN. Mar -"Faithful
Stewards" will be the sermon
IIIII" of Dr. Gerald Strickler at
the 9:ao and 11 a .m. services
Sunday. · • • •
B..t.. CbllaU.. Cbtlftla. Broad
It Bolsa Streets, Ne"•Jort Beach-
Bernard Burry, pastor, wiJI spnk
on "POUftled of God" at the
10:43 a .m. service S u n d a y.
Jane Elliott
Is Bride of
Scoff Foster
Mr. and MB. Edward G. El·
llott. 2145 College Ave., Costa
Mesa, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Jane Ann, to
&ott E. F011ter, son of Mr. It Mrs.
Charles E. Foster of San Leandro,
Oalll.
The ceremony was performed
In Livermore by a personal
friend of the young couple with
only membei'!J ot the immediate
families attending.
After a bridal dlnnN and re·
Cf'ptlon for the families at Hotel
Clart>mont in Berkt>ley, the bride
and groom left for a trip to
Tahoe and 'will be at home In
Costa · Mf'!J.t upon their return.
RECEP!'JOif 011 SOJfDAT
A rec('pllon honoring Mrs. J.
Leslie Slt>f!ensen wi)J be held
In fellowship hall Immediately
following the l I a.m. Sunday
St"rvire at thf' Corona del Mar
Congregarlonal Church. MB.
Steffl'nscn Is refiring after many .
yt'ars as minister of music for
the thurch.
LEGAL KonCE
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No. A·38463
ESTATE OF GLEN ARTJIUR
SODEN. also known as GLENN
ARTHUR SODEN, DECEASED
NCYMCE 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 of the Clerk of
lhf' Superior Court of the State
of California, In and tor the
County of Orange, or to pretent
the same, with the neceuary
vouchers, to the undeBigned at
his or her place of business, to·
wit:
Margaret B. Soden. c/o Har·
wood. Heffernan It Soden. At·
torneys at Law, 3355 VIa Lido.
Newport Beach, Callfornla with·
in she montht after the first pub.
llcoetlon of this notlce.
Dated: July 7, 1961.
MARGARET B. SODEN,
Executrix of the Estate
of said decedent.
HARWOOD, HEFFERNAN
1r SODEN
Attorneys at Law
3355 Vla Lido
Newport Beach, California
ORiole 3·Sl80
Publlah: July 13. 20. 77. Aug. 3
lh the Newport Harbor Enalan
READ
ENSIGN ·
CLASSIFim
I 11FFEII ITS FIIEIII II
I GQRQNA DEb MAR -NEWP0R:r B~AGH
CHEVROLET'S ONLY
OFFICIAL SALE
Tremendous Savings on Over I 00 Brand New Chev-
rolets. These Cars M.ust Be Sold in July and August.
Before You Buy Any New C• Check o ... ·Deal.
= -
TRADE WITH US and~~·· SAVE -
1. WHY drive 10-40 miles when you can make a better
safer deal at home? Shop around if you wish, see us last,
we'll prove you can save a1 home!
2. WHY_ pay ior expensive radio-TV ads? You can't drive
them. Some dealers' advertising runs lOO's of dollars per
car. Don't risk paying thes~sts.
3. WHY pay for high city overhead? You can't drive this either.
Our heavy service dept. business cuts our already low over-
head to the bone.
4. WHY wear out your new car and your nerves d riving many
miles to TRY and get free new car service. Test our more
friendly interest in you after the sale; FREE pickup and de-
livery, too.
5. WHY risk hidden finance charges that can cost you many
times the few dollars you think you might have saved. All
our cars are sold on low. low G.M.A.C. terms or use the bank
of your choice.
6. WHY take a chance? See miller Chevrolet for the best ser-
vice, best tra~e. best terms, best deal!
MILLER CHEVROLET CO., I C
"An Excellent Place to do Buwin••''
TIME TO CHKK UP
PH.INTING NEEDS
IE aa.ar aliT • , .. ••• .-.
I
liE ml lillY CIE. LilT~ fW I •1
0 BUSINESS CARDS 0 WEDDING INVITATIONS
0 LE l"l'ERHEADS 0 RECEPTION CARDS
0 ENVELOPES 0 ANNOUNCEMENTS
0 STATEMENTS 0 MENUS
0 ORDER BLANKS 0 PAMPHLETS
0 CIRCULARt; 0 BOOICIEI'S
0 POSTERS 0 MAGAZINES
... .. ~
' PIIO!tl 1JI AT o--.. .,_10
AIMI 0. .... tltlllllllw Wll • ~ fe Cd 0. You
J
--:..
, ...... " ..... _
oa.a .. ..
IMplratlonal • Mefa~l loolla ~
Our s,.dalty ·-
AND
Oar atorlc ol .......-an-tbe
C..U.unlltle threat to Aawl.
ea a. arowtnc dally.
2918 E. Cout H .. hway •
COrona del Mar
ENROU NOW
YOUR CHILD WILL
LEARN TO SWIM ..
ILIE lilY
, ....... d JOUI
DAY __, IVININ&
............
409 Park Ave.
OR 3·7170
..... AM
2202 S. Flower
KJ 5·4832
Re view a nd Preview courses
in Math and English
3 week cour.es
for future 8th It 9th
grade students
Stitrh July 31
2 hou rs dally
Call after 3 P.M.
.,.....,. ad a.-we la-Aier Y'Ddlll , __
~~n--4..0'"'e ttnatty trtumphs ror Uatsy
as she and l i'l Abner get hitched by Morryin' .Sam. The scene
is irom ' l i I Abner' to be produced on the stage Aug. 2. ), 4
on~ S. From left, -orothy Jones. Greg Dawson as Poppy Yokum.
,..._AY. 'JVLY •• ... UWWi e•a• I ,.__..naY IWUMDAY ~I -. ........
I
Sale
at
Lido Window
Christmas Cards
Jewelry
handbags
hats
gloves
1f2 off
IIJ to lf2 oH
Open W ~d.. Fri.. Sat. Evenmgs
ti~l 8:30 p .m
LIDO WINDOW
3355 Via Lido in Lido Building .
Newport Beach
CORSETRY
LINGERIE
Beadquar._a F• ..U ..._
Complete Line of Linaerle-f
Hoslery-Girdi~Bru and
Fou ndations. Finest Lines of
Robes and Neelie ees.
We lpedeUw 111 D C ...
Gledaate c. .....
440 E. 17th St.
COSTA MUA U 1-ml
-.. c-J.nable 111 Tow CtqW"
(...~thl"n l.avanaugh, John Cunningham as Clem Scragg. Roy
Outgley as Li I Abner, Terry Reich Cole as Daisy Mae, Errol
Von Ea ton, Stan Throneberry as Marryin Sam. Creque W olver-IIAWAIIAir 1110"
ton as Rufe, and Joe Blond. Amfttea'a La...-Seledion
WALTAH CLARKE'S
THIS 5al .... IW _, a. ... , u .. -~· clettiHW .. fer ,.. llounda ~~-= Fub.loD ln.,....,.., Nell.te Loud of ...,._ .... ,.. ........... .so ...... c.•;,..,.., .... oaJou ....... YL.a..oaiii.AIID .. J ........... c:.a OIJOU ,..., J.-o.. , t -..-
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Mrs. Fl orence Duey, 82, of
217~, Crysl'al Ave .. Balboa Island,
died Saturday at her home. She
was a native of Iowa.
Services were held yesterday
at St. James Episcopal Church.
with the Rev. John Parke otrl·
dating. Baltz Corona del Mar
Chapel was In c!Yarae of arrange·
men b .
~~-T~~
21011fewport aow..cmt. If~ 1eac1a. c.w.. oaw. , . .,.
Mrs. Nellie Hau l Loud. 301
Narcluus Ave., Corona del Mar.
died Tuesday at her residence
at the aee of 73. She was a I
native of Loeansport, Indiana,
had lived In California for 40 I
years and In this area for 20 1 years.
Survivors Include her husband.
Warren Loud; a son, Hobart Loud I
of Coron.t del Mar, and 3 arand-t
children.
~rvlrH will be held a 2 p.m.
today. July Z7. at Baltz Corona
del Mar Cha p."l, with Dr. Ewing
Hudson of St. Andrew's r resby·
terlan Church offlcl:~llnu. Inter·
ment will be at Pacific View
~{emorial Park.
5'1e, wit~~ tt.. -.:heetl who N ·
~-"'the blip.
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COAST SUPER MARKET
\\'1 Eh-Er\J() SI)I ~CIALs ·
I
Groceries · Vegetables FIDZEI IEPIITIEIT
.. , ..... •a-29' FIEIII 5' Ora 1111 Crilkla 21' EnES. I ... ,kc. CMI CIIPITIT•s
.... Pitta 29' s .. a ........ ,se ............... 49' I. L Q. SAUCE 2 ... tor ••laz.,5ftr
---
BULGIER'S MEATS
LET'S HAVE A BAR-B-CUE
........ ----· ''ftl·..al
FOil BOI.IINE
89~
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OSCAR MAYa
FRANKS
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OP OUIIG& COunT. CAI.IPOIIIIIA
,_ tM ....... Y ........... J.ay I. 1.1. ................
GaAD& uu or waucr
1960·81 Ad ually MalntaJned KlnderJarten to Elfhtb. Inclusive.
1961·62 Bud&et Plan, Klnder&'a rten to El&hth, lncluaJve.
AV&IULQ& DAlLY AftUDAIIC2
•1960·61 Actual 3971.
1961·62 Budaet estimate 4190.
~~~~or ADOn'IOif AJII) ftAIIIIIJTI'AL
AJl action• shall be taken on thla budaet durin& regula r or
authorized special meetlna of the gQvernlna ~rd.
To the County Superintendent of Schools:
TENTATIVE BUDGET. T his budeet Is hereby filed by the
governing board or the school distr icts.
Date of meeting June 6, 1961.
Signed HELENE CSENAR, Cl.erk
PUBLICATION BUDGET. The governing board, having made
on July 5. 1961, such revisions, addltlons, and ch'anges as it deems
desirable or necessary, pending publication, public hearlne and
final adoption, h.-reby returns the budget
The pu blic hearing on this but1get will be held at Newport
Beat"h Elementary S<:hool District Board Room, 2000 Clirf Drive,
Newport Beach, on August 1, 1961, at 8:00 o'clock p.m.
. Signed MILO G. LACY. Clerk
Jlfewport leacb School Dl8trict of OrciDp Cowaty. Ca.Womta
S1JIOIAJIT or ClJ.UifT DISTalCT TAX llEQ1JIBEIIEJfTI
Amount of Tax Rate
FU~D AND PURPOSE
GENERAL FUND
Taxes Required Com puted
... . .... $1.165,1 06
Net General Purpose subjl.'\.1 to
tax rate lim it
I
The MAXIM UM TAX RATE for this school district, which may
be levied to raise the net l'(eneral purpose tax requirements shown
In Column 4 of Part C, Is the sum of the separate authorizations
s hown below:
1. The rate authorized by Education Code Section 20751
a nd/or 20752 or the rate authorized by a n election ail
provld«'d by Edu('ation Cod<' Section 20803, wh i('h«'ver
is in effe('t .. .. ... .. ..... .. ... ... ... ..... ....... $1.30
Tax Rate Limit . $1.30 1,165.106 1.1736
Interest and Redemption Fund
Bond lnter«'Sl and principal paym«'nts 189.57-4
Part ODe -CEKEilAL rUKD
1960-61
J. BEGIN~INC BALA:'\CE. Jt:L\'
Cash In County TrNl<..ury
Revolving C.•s h Funrl
lnvcstm«'nts In t.:. S. Bonds
Al'I:OUnt!'< RN'I'I\ abll'
Stor<'s
Prt:'patd Exj)Cn'!t><;
Total Curr<'nt A!--il'ts
Less: Currc•n r Llabilrllcs
s 11 .265.25
1,000.00
208.283.85
1 0.8().1.46
10.9-12.87
3-19.296. 13
161.231.08
:'\('t BP~innin~ Bnl .1nrl'
,\dju"tml'nts !•1 At·rounr<~ RN't'l\'d biP
Adju'<tmt•n rs to Current LlabrliriPs
188.050.35
-].Jil.91
~ 125.83
,\i.lj usted Nt't 8Pgi nn1 n~
Balanc•c
II. I~Cil:\of E
188.050.27
.1910
19Gl -62
BudgN
$ 142.506.00
•1.000.00
163.307.00
11.277.00
J.l.918.fN)
7,697.t)()
360.735.Cl0
206,-170.00
154.265.0CJ
C-STATE APPORTIO:'\:\ofE~TS AND ALLO\\'A:'\CES
197.000.00 PriJ1c-i pal A1JportlonmPnt 473,12.3.00
Special Purpo..,l' ,\ppnrllnnmt'nt
WaJtlr llciiWal4 -ol ...... ant,...,. • ._ ud lin. Grant
Hdi!JIId ol 0... ... liar, 18
MrYiq u an •••tallt a.r
lea._ ol a ulllverslty poap now
.._.._,. be b I n d tbe Iron
curtala.
'ftw ..-P. led by a UCLA P~ left London on June ll. trawl.ci In the ._ndtnavlan couMitel. and departed bam Helalnld. JPinland, for Moavw.
1be adaedule calla tor Aua. Jl
arrival In '*ria, and thttn back
In tim. for tall cJaaea.
LaGAL •ona
Gro.a Total ............................... . 49,873.10
Net Total ................................ 49,873.10
Total Current Expense of
EdU'C'&Uon .................................... 1,569,770.50
8-FOOD SERVJCE
C2) Other Food Service ..... _ ........ ..
Othe r Expense ........................ ..
Total .......... -.............. ____ .. ..
~MMUNITY SERVlCES
Il l Required or a uthorized un ·
der Ed. C. 16556 · 16566 or
Ed. C. 16651 -16664
Sala ries a nd Wages ........ -..... .
Other Expense ......................... .
Total ...................................... ..
10-CAPITAL OUTLAY
(21 Other Capital Outlay
b. Improvement of Grounds
c. Bulldlnes ..... .. .................. ..
d. Equipment
1. Books ............................ .
2. Other Equipment ........ ..
Total 12) ........... -........ ..
GRA.~D TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY ....
T-TRANSFERS
Other Tuition .
Total TransfN s
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE) ..
3,392Jl3
X XX XX
3,392.13
l,U1.19
a0,458.00
11,891.19
11,113.56
4,291.20
26,456.99
'f,282.95
46,144.70
46,144.70 I
711.17
7-11.17
X X X X X
TOTAL EXPE~DlTl~ES AXD
TRANSFERS . .. 1 .631,939~
V. ENDI:-IG BALANCE. JUNE 30
Cash In County Treasury .. . . . 1 12,:-,0:>.iG
Revolving Cash Fund ... ................... 1.000.00
lnv('!ltml'nls In U. S. Bonds . 16:'1.30 .. lti
Al'C'Ollnts R<'<'f'ivablc ........... . . '1 1.:!76.~ '
Stores . .. ...... _ ........ -.... -.......... J..l.947.70
PrPpald Expen~s .......... .. ..... .. i ,ml7.1l0
GENERAL RESERVE j uNE 30,
1962, for 1~2-63 . .
Total Currl'nt Asset" . -· ..
Less: Current Liahilit!Ps .................. ..
X X X X X
360.735.50
21)6,470.45
Exrf'.s<. E.xpt•n ... •·-
PhY'Il.tlly lland1• .tp(Wrl ·
~h·nr.tl ly P.eto.~:J~·I
Triiii"'()Ortatinn-
:,, •. )7.00
6. 95.00
1 :W.2G5 ()5 .1,09:J.()I) ~1'1 Endinl'{ Balanre .
.IJB.W IVJ. TOTAL F.XPE;'\DITL'RES AND
RI"gu1 1r Pu(J d" .
App,...·tionnw ur fnr Gru\\ :h-
Ftr"l Po•nml
12,100.00 1"00000 TRA~SFER.') PLUS l"ET E~DINC
•'· · BALA~CE ......... s 1.7&3.2():3.<11
10.7j()()l)
~a.t~teJf..,.._._ ... w. Leque, .. It Cia& ... ..
Ccnna .... .... et •:21 .... , ...... __ .. =_ ...... hbn ......... ., A-sta Aw. ....... .,.,._ ...... unad., lbe
1n d.e amc. wu __..... c... ... Mar ....._.. O•b
t1cera eouN ft._. no evldeMe .of Jut ....., at ~ • ...., .. u
eetr)' and a.euJ'ed a door louDd for ACideN.Ifttl at tM 0rup
open In 1M v_.a lllaJ llltate County hlr. -
offtee, _, E. CDut H"' .. C. Awarcll went to aor.t. Van
rona del Mar, et 4:• a.m. • • • ~ u a a..t pa.. wlaer
... "· ft •........ & ... DlcJl Allin .. -.d .aac.oe ·-.. --~-.... ,. ( sa ••• ... • '1M WA at c.ta .,_ BJah ....... • ... o-kMDI..-tbe IGUowiJic ... rda
....._ ....... • •• -at tbe hlr: I eM1np1on1, ae
....... 1111 81. ftnt plac.w rtbboM; II letlOnd
.................... -place rtbbolw,. 22 ttalrd place
•rtt' -.; a .. -. ribbona. • fouJtll pJacw rtbbona.
JdfNy F. IWr, 11. Canop 'ftae c.'bamplon wlMen wert'
Parte, wu dWI!Id wtth ahop· Dk* Allen, Bandy a.er and utttnc -a 12.01 .._ ruor ldt PiaU 11anw. •
from Fry's Market, 115 15th~9t., Gardon Van Every won 4 ftnt
Newport 8HC'h ••• Pat SaulnJer, .._... r I b bon a; Dkk Allen,
NO Dotwood St .. Ca.ta Mea. re-W.yae O.ult, 'Randy bter and
52.644.00 ported a wallet and 18 muumu ,-.rry Howey won 3 each; Louts
m w.Jnt from the beech at 37th Wllaon, Karl Hawley and Jert
52.SU.OO St. and Ocean Front. West New· Coad won 2 ea~h. and the tol·
port. while she was in swim· Jowtna won 1 each : Jon Tre·
1.799.068.00 mlna ... A $19 wrou&ht hon fethen. John Wolle, Loula Neep-
chalr was sto len from the front er, Ken Luthera, Phil Barnes,
paUo of the home ot Jaabel Duard lterly, Bob Ottley, Jim
Bowles, 1108 S. Bay Front, Bal· RJChant., Frank Brian, ~ne Wll·
150.00 laland . . . . Uama. Grant G e r v a Ia, EUls
150.00 e IVIIDAY. JULY II Statler, B u t c h Morrt.on Bill
Officers broke up a party In Klotz. Bill Hem -and Ivan Atdla.
the home of Jay Carlyle, 71. 613~ Charles' FunneJJ •nd Bob Per-
Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar, rln are advisors.
at 12~15 a.m. . . . J•ames B.
1,300.00 Porth, 18, of 532 OeAnza Dr., Co·
• .. 12.000.00 rona Highlands, was charaed
with lpeedlnt and failure to
13,300.00• yield to the red lights of an
emereency ve hicle a t Narcluus
Ave. and Ocean Blvd .. Coron.a del
13.111.00 M.u . a t 4:29 a.m .... Officer L.
7,7'13.00 White, in pursuit of a speeder
a t Riverside Ave. a nd Coast
Hwy., hit a nd kiiJed a larae St.
29,863.00 Bernard type doe ... TWo red·
SQ. 717.00 wood volley ball poles. valued
at S30 were s tolen from In front
50,717.00 of the home of Albert H. Jones.
2.400.00
2.400.00
165.000.00
4411 W. Ocean Front. West New·
port ...
A 117.50 apme tin Cllld wiMel
wen atolea ...._ tile ccu of
Dou9laa o . lray. 1227 w. ...,
Aft,. la1boa ••• Mn. Dcmd
2,0.10.63:J.no F. Slater, 32, .a a4 Pra.pect
s~. West •ewpott. suffered •
la:r9• cut oo her rtvbt a., wMII
1.000.00 I abe stepped tJI.rou9b • glau
~ co.er oo ber 30-foot
boat. .. HlgbllDe nL" moored
12.000.00 at lf..,ort DwMe CIDd waa
takn by ambulaDc:e to Boav
Hoaplllll ••• WUUaaa R. War-
60.000.00 Decke, 451 Scaa leraardiDO
Aft., Newport Belgbta. npowt.
eel tbe theft of a 115 bkydo
X X X X X fftiiD tlw ..... iDg CINCI at
Kewport Harbor Hlgb SchooL
73.000.00 Freddie R. Ma rtin, 19. Ana ·
h<'lm. was jailed on a ch•u~te or
shoplifting a $1.31 tubt> of tooth
pa!'te and bottle of hair oil from
52.103.635.00 Fry's MarkN. 115 15th St .. New.
port lk'al·h . . . Orricen; fou nd
Marine Lt. Col. Lyle K. Lon·
don and hJa wlte, Jane, are vlalf.
lne with Mra. London's parent.,
General a nd Mn. T. J. Cushman
of 417 SerR Dr., Corona Hl&h·
land a.
Col. London will• be tra nsfer·
red to Okinawa in the middle
of Aug ust. He entered the Ma·
rlnt~s shortly before World War
II.
Gen. Cushman retired from
aNivc duty with the Marines
after 37 yl'ars of service.
ML-;s Ann !('nsteln. daughter of
~tr. and Mrs. W. C. Buc-hter ·
klr<'hen ot 31 I Heliotrope Ave ..
C?rona dl'l :\hr. left Monday,
July 117. lor a month-long tour
of the Hawaiian Islands.
Miss Bensteln Is a !!i'nlor at
San Jose State College, where
she Is a member of Alpha Chi
Omega Sorority.
~POR T :' ..
~l't fond Pl"rrod
6.95.).00
16.280.00 13,j()().00 Part Two -IOifD INTEREST AlfD BEDENPTIOif rtnfD louvNs in a rPar door broken
a nd removf'd in th«' Newport
Cl<'aners. 106 Tustin Ave .. New-
;>ort Bea,·h. but were unable to
0-COl' :\TY :'I 'BVEXTIO~S
T •X''' on S Jl\l•nt CN'rlito;:
<llld Tr ,t lif•r ('oa,·h F'l'l"'
1-0TJIER 1:\Co.m~:
F-Dl:"'TP.WT TAXES
l'rl{•r y ,. I f' T.IX(•>;
l'n..,l••·u n•rl J:ull T.IX'''
To I a) lrwumt· 1 I•IH•r Th.t n
S!'l'tlrPd Roll Taxi""
Sf'C'U rNI R•Jll T,o '<<'"
R"r<'l vPrl in I !-lli().lj I
;UfOL ~T m :r,g JH ED Tr , B.\L
A~n·: l;t.:Ill :r:r t~•·il •i2
Tnrnl lrwom•·
2.391>.!11
2 1.1012'J
.! ,:;.w :~;
J.-11. ~--7 o3
:'C X X .X X
1.3~~.1.-, L77
III. TOTAL ~t:T BEf;(~~~~c ; HAL·
ANC'f: PLL':i 'T'(ITAL I.'KO.\fE SI.786.20:i fH
JV. EXPE~DITt'fl~:S .\~0 T R.\:\SFF.RS
1-AD:\-fl~l. TRATICI:\
Sa lari<''l :~nrl \o\'DI.W'
Other Exp.·nM•
Tot.tl
2-1:'\STR 'CTl0 :-1
2a-certlflratN1 Sa i..ripo; or
61.325.39
Instruct ron .. 1.082.901.28
X X X X X
.. xxxxx
2al-Princlpals' Salaries ..
2a2--Supervrsors' Salaries
2a3-Teachers' Salaries . .
2a4-0ther Certificated Salaries
of Instruction
2~her Salaries of
Instruction . · ....
2c--Other Expenses of Instruction
2c1-Tutbooks
2c2-0ther Books
2c3-0ther Expenses
Total lnstru('tlon ..
3-AUXlLlARY SERVICES
Salaries and Waees
Other ExpPn&e
Total ................ .
4-0PERATlON OF SCHOOL PLANT
Salaries and Wages ................. .
Other EX',>ense
X X X X X
X :X X X X
29.511.10
3.592.76
10,392.93
41.386.19
1,167,784.26
29,954.55
Total . ................. 145.297.12
5-MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT
Salaries and Wages ....
OthN Expense .
Tota l ....
6-FJXED CHARGES
( 1) Da.trict Contrlbutroru~ to cer-
tln cated Employea' Retire-
me nt llnder Retlr~m~nt ~n-
nulty Fund .. . .............. ..
f2) Dt.ltrict Contrl burl on to c clas-
sltled Employee~• Retlrem.nt
un der State Employ~ Retire·
ment System .. .. ................... .
(3 ) Dtlltrict Contribution to the
State few the Old Ale Survl· ._., lnaura~ .,_.m ... _ .. __
(4 ) .AJJ other Find O.raes ...... ..
45.538.63
33,272.36
17,'7'93.45
7~Mftiiif-Oi'Pfiiii:.a" 'th 111 .......... _ .... _ .... _ ......
CJialr 1 3 If I --.. --:---·-----.
2.100 fll)
!I,IJOO()t)
3 ~. ()()() l'lll
1!)1.3~1 "''
$2. I 03.fi.'3:>.fl()
BF.GJ~:\1:'\C: BALA:'\CE.
J LY I. 1960
I l. I :\CO~IJ-:
Jnrc•rl'"' Apport
Pwmlum~ .1nd Ar·c·ruNJ lnterPS(
,\1t<:.'C!II.m<'o u-. lm·omc
T>1!<lrk t T dX«'<: on L'nsecurC'd Roll
l'rtor Yc•ar-:' Dil'trir:1 Taxes
Cu rrl"n t Dl!'lri('l T ..&X<'!'> on
SN·urN1 Roll :
Amount rf'N'ivNI 19f..0 ·6 1
A~10l'NT REQUIRED TO BAL·
A~CE BUDGET 1961 -62
Total
Ill. TOTAL. REGI N~ING
s
s
BALA:'\n: PLUS IN~'OME ·-S
1960-61 1961·62
A<.·tual Budgl"t
111,8-13.13 s
1.~1.27
:i.329.87
2 .76~.25
27.81j. fl
7.~1.1}2
291.tl9:J.23
X X X X X
365.·131.08 $
;)10,274.21 s
detNmine if anything was miss·
3J 1.267.00 lng ... Officer G. Summers suf·
fPred a two-inch rut on the heel
of his IC'ft foot wt)en he stepped
9A28.00
6R369.00
7.9%.00
on a sharp rock at Rocky Point.
Corona df'l Mar ...
& 157.30 apme tin · waa
atoleD from tM ca of J, E. T.
.Butter, Ill Vlcl Crdaaa, lJdo
Isle ••• Robert Eaalga. •1
X X X X X W, Coast Bwy,. •"'!'011 loacJI.
••port.d tbo tlleft of a 140 out· 189.574.00 rtner from • boat ••• Carol
D. MeftOI'd. a. of 1011/a ,_.
27:3,367.00 lt.. W•t lfewport. ._ cbal9ed
witla .. ~ .. pUUc at
586.634.00 15tb lt. ad Ocecaa r..-t. ....
PLUS
"T .......... Md -.etful" .............
HAMO
IN
HAND
! .. ~.113.111) I IV. EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS ___ _ ~d~ quarantined <at 428 j'DEADLY COMPANIONS'
N,600.00 6<'-Rond Interest ... 65.007.50
17.043.00
X X X X X
81.755.00
11.275.00
1.096.055.00
23.635.00
40.800.00
3.480.00
19.075.00
51,312.00
B-Bond Red«'mptlon
TOTAL EXPENDITURES ...... S
V. ENDING BALANCE. JUNE JO. 1961 S
VI. TOTAL. EXPENDrnJRES AND
TRANSFERS PLUS NET
ENDING BALANCE .... ................. s
134.000.00
199.007.50
31 1.266.71
510.274.21
Pat Tbne -llJILDIIfC FlJifD
1960·61
A.ctual
I. BEGINNING BALANCE, JULY 1
Cu h in County T~a;ury .................. $ Treasury Notes ....................... ____ , .. 1.88 96,095.00
1 327 387 00 Total ................................................. $ · ' · Less: Current LiablUtles ........................... . 96.086.88
800.00
30,280.00
1.1100.00
31,380.00
123,888.00
59~.00
183,224.00
2 ... 700.00
22.230.00
-..o.oo
37,!JIJ7 .DO
Net BealnninaBalance ................ 95,296.88
AdJusted Net Beginnlnt Balance 95,296.88
U. J.NCOME
SaJe of Bonds ....... .............. .......... ..... 1.645,000.00
m. roTl~~!T .. ii£ci.NN'i'Nc .. a:U:-·· ...... 1'645'000'00
IV ~PUJS TOTAL INCOME .......... $1,740,296J!8
• c.Ar~ .. Drn.JRES AND TRANSFERS
10-CAPITAL Oun.AY
l.oM.JI
a. Land ....................... _._-... ~ ......... 'l-.3&1t4
b. Jm.t::•ment ot Grounds ...... 30AI3.46 ~. au Ina• ................ ~................... 4~111.19
d. &QuJ,....nt .................. --...... . f . ~ -................ -.. ....... ~ ........ --
Other Equipment ... ~ .......... _.
V. PDIIIG ~cfi"~~ .... 1 701.1N05
Cullin ln County 'l"rau87 m-----.... lt~lall
w.tmerltl In TrM.IuJ7 !foe. --· -.m.zr
....., .................... -......... -·--·"-'"' lt.Oil,'r.ll.la Ltel: Cumnt UebiUUee ................. ___ l,MQOO
s s
Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mar,
153.355.00 a fter biUng Ly nn Clemence, 12.
209.000.00 of 51 1 Narciu u5 Ave~ Corona del I M3 r, from a car at Cout Hwy.
362.355.001 and Jasm ine A've., Corona del
224,279.00 Ma r ... Otftcera cloeed an ~n
window they found In Anno
s 586 634 OO ~alty, D4 E. Cout Hwy., Co-
• · rona del Har . . • -----
1961 -62
Budaet
• 141.181.00
890,572.00
11,0311 .753.00
1,350.00
1,030,403.00
$1,030,403.00
• 1'70,000.80 80.000.00
'700.000.80 7=
$1,000.00000
L&GAL •onca
NO'MCE llfVITJltG BIDS
N011CE IS IlDDY GIVD
that me Boarct ol Education of
the Newport Beach 1!1ementarJ
School Dtatrlct of Oranae Coull·
ty, C.lllomta, will rec»lw lftled
blda up to and lncladlnt 2 p.m.,
on the lrtth ctar ot Auaost. t•a.
otatrtct, at WhJch time aald bldl
will be ope.ned and rMd far
Audlo VlauaJ Equipment In ae·
cordanc.oe wttb lnlltrUdiona, eon.
dJtlona anct Spedfleatlo~ nGW
on file In the olflee ol uld
School District, located e t 2000
Clltt Dr!~ Newport a.M11, Call·
fornla. '
Price, fltnea. and qualtv be1J11
eqwl, prefereMe will be J1wn
to the produetl ot tM 8tata ol
California.
J0L0 0. LACY,
a.t1 of tiM loard ·~ ...... .1111 ttliJ Ma• w:::~·
Publl.8h Daile: .... ,..
tat ..._ lab' ft
2nda...A..-J
/A •. " . ' .., , -I'I'Aa'l'ala WD.. JWI.Y •
"Voygp totha
latkllaottlles.a--
starrtna Jean P'ontalne
Al8o
Walt Dianey·s-....,u
,..,.. ..... aclwnture
' '
. . .._ . ,.
I
···-· ~ ......... • ••• r'-·---, ~::: '....._........
I
No
Speculation
No
Uncertainty
V{ith an
INSURED
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
•
Highest
Earnings
41/2%
PEIAIIIUI
paid quarterly
All Accounts
insured to
$10.000
•
Terry ThOilpson
Hurls n
Thom~ bad tanned two
b.ttters. and When the third
IN THE ENSIGN
Terry Thompeon of the AA
Leaaue Carda h .. aceompllahed
wh'lt pltchen drool over -the
no-hitter.
Youne Mr. Thompeon threw
hl1 aem on Monday, luly 17,
agal nst the Braves. The Carda
won, ot rourse, 7 .0.
Only two men ,..ached first
ba~ In the eame for th~ help·
Jest Braves-one on a base on
balls, the other when the Card
catcher droppt"d the thlrd strike.
This ,..qui~ Thompson to strike
out four battv-a Is one lnnlne
... that's riaht ... four.
JAMES D. RAY
llll'nl a •• ~ .... ,
1512 E. COAST HWY ..
COlONA DIL WAI
-0 ..... 1 .. 11
MATTRE SES
•EW-aDUILD .. Q r-...._
IJTqular Sba~ ~~-c.tt.
COSTA WISA MAniW CO. 7tSO ......... N. L.._.,,._,.
TDI& ITAftl AT YOall DOGe
ter .rru..ct the third etrtke ancl
racecl to flnt baN before the
throw, Tbclml*"\ calmly struck
out the rwxt one.
Here's Praise
for Umpires
N~ Bnt'h Cornmluioner
of BasebaJI Dale Martin has
nothln& but pralse lor his um·
plres as the summer baseball
program nears fhe halfway
point.
M•artin. a '61 &raduate of Whit·
tier Colle1e. named 7 umpires
who normally offlclate games
played at the Corona del Ma r
Youth Center and at N~wport
Harbor Hlp S<."hool.
Kanaaa State sophomore Dean reaae ls now in his third year
with the summer ba.aeb.lll pro·
aram and "Doing a fine job," ac·
cord lne to Martin. Pease. a
Balboa Island resident, ls first
string catcher for the. Kansas
State vanity nine.
Don Wl.le Is beginning his first
year with the proaram. A resl·
dent or Wasco, Calif., Wise was
graduated t'ha. year from the
University of california at Santa
Barbara and wl11 continue his
education t.his com.lna semester
at Long Beach State College to
attain h.ls aeneral secondary
credential In education. Wise
was a piteheT for the UCSB team
this past 5eason.
University of Southe-rn Callfor·
nia pitcher l im Semon Is In his
second year of l()('al um;>irlng.
Semons Is a physleal education
major at U.S.C., and lives at Gar-
den Grove. where he was gradu·
ated from high school.
Newport Harbor High School's
contribution to the umpire for«"~ Is Pete Ostling, head
cheerleader at Harbor High.
"Pete has a very good future
In umpiring," Martin says.
e IIOIIDAY. JVLY 17
CARDS 7, BRAVES 0: Not only WANTED-man or woman: can
did the Bravee fall to ICOft, ~ e Wa.UDAT. J'VLT II urn $3 to $4 Profit per hour
didn't get any hits. either. Card GIANTS 9, BllAVES 8: lohn full or !pArt tlme. No inve t ·
hurler T•rry Thornpeon allowed Stobred( of the Giants was the ment needed. Will help you
only two Braves to reech first .bl& 1un as he pitched and IUt to get stprted. See ~rt SUm-
base. , a homer. Ric~. ley collect· pie. 2558 Elden Ave.. Costa
• TIIVIIIDAT. JVLT • ed 3 hill for Bra Mesa. Calif. or write hw-
DODGERS 4, CA.IlD6 3; Ken • PIIIDAT. •• i leigh's, 306 Adellne Oakland
Boma llck paced the wtnnlnc PHILLJES 5. CARDS 3: Don I Calif. '
Dodaera with some timely hit· Glbeon swatted a cSouble for the
tine. Phllllet to lead hls mates to HELP Wk"'TED ~ALE-Tt'St
GI.AHTS -.t. BRAVES 1: Bill the win. eq~Jpment te<'hnidan to c:al i-
Allen earned player. ot-the-pme • U'IWIIDAT. JVLT IS brate and matntain tHt gear
honors tor h it fine perlorroanee DODGERS 14 BRAVES 7 : in tuc.-hlng ele<'tronlc technl-
for the Giants. Rlmard Hawley' hit a triple (or clan trainees. Colleae gradu-
I LilliE
e PIIIDAT. JVLT 1•
CARDS 6, PIJtATES 5: Card
slueeer Doue Yamaml drove In
t'he wlnnlne run In t'he bottom
of the .ninth innlne with a
double. l oe Wlemore also hit a
double for the Carda.
CUBS 10, DODGERS 3: Cub
pitcher lohn Valleley held the
Dodgers In c.-heck for the Whole
aame while ha. mates baeked
him up at the plate.
e PmDAT. JVLT II
CUBS 8. CARDS 3: l ohn Valle·
le)' led the winners w ith fine
hlttlna.
e PmDAT, JVLT 1•
REDS 10. DODGE'RS 5: Leo
Bandel made the defensive play
of the-gam~ for th~ Reds.
GIANTS 11. BRAVES 0: Butch
Pier~ rollected a double to <aid
the Giant cause.
the Braves. but It wasn''t enoueh. ate with 2 years technical and
• TV&SDAT. JULY 11 2 years troub~t' shootlna ex-
CARDS 16, PlRATES 0: lelf perlence desired. Starttna sal
Brown plt<."hed most of the aame ary 1331. FuiJ t~. ExCl'll~nt
for the Cards and had great help beneflt.s. Apply '" person at
born his team mates <a t the business ofllee of ~ran1e Coast
1 t College, 2701 FaJtvlew Road,
: ~.UDAT. JVI.T It -=Cos-:-ta_M_esa_. ______ _
PHILLlES 7, BRAVES 1: MUte TOP OPPORTUNITIES
Maxwell of the Phi Illes pitcHed DAILy
4 lnnlnp of no-'hlt ball to lead Be Sure To Check With
ha. t~am to a convlncln& win. JUNE FARRAR e f8UDDAT. JVLT •
c ARDS 9. DODGERS o: lett Employment Agency
Brown and Mike Pomeroy team· C75 N. Newport BlYd .• Bewpon
ed up ~ a pltchlna duet to Mlchvay 1-C481
blank the Dod£H11 em just 1 hit.
whlleTenyVau&hn backed them srrtJAnONS wANTED
up at the plate with h is hlttlna.
e PmDAT. JVLT 21
GlkYI'S 4, PIRATES 1: Bob
Conrad pl'ayed a fine game to
lead the Giants to l'helr win.
SWJIEIIlE11.
e wm•UDAT. JVI.T 11
PIIILLIES 6, BRAVES 5: High ·
light of thP ga me was " St>nsa-
tional catch In the •1eld by Phil·
lie Cieldt>r David f' ves.
e TIIVIISDAT, J1n 3D
DO~fESTlC Y.10 RK of any kind-
housedeanlng. window wash
lng. AU general work $1.50
hour. Klmberh· 7-9025 after
6 ")>.m . CD.\1.. •
GRADE SCHOO.L GIRL will c.1re
care for babi('S, daytimP. 20
l"ents hour. \'idnity of down
town Corona dt>l Mar.
OR 3-98.10.
RELIABLE local high SC'hooi boy
wants suitable summer <'m·
ployml'nt. Good refe~n~s
Ca ll Tuck Coop, OR 3-5709.
LOST&FOUND
ClASSIFtED AD RATES -c..h with ord.r 011 within I 0 d•ys
I nme 2 TIIMt l Time.
20 wercb 011 ... -·-·-······----
21 words to lO words ··-·--------...
ll words to 40 word• --···---·-·-
bch word OYer 40 WOIIdJ --------·
.75 1.25 1.50
1.00 1.50 2.00
1.25 2.00 2.50
.Ol .05 .07
FOR RENT
ATTR~CTIVE un1iriiJi hed 1 bed-
room apartmPnt wllh garagP.
near Ol't'an. Low yearly rent-
a l. 702'-, lr~s. Corona del .\1ar.
PhoN' GY 6-5277 or e,·enings
OR 3·:l061.
ROO~In rc•tlfedmedJ(•al dO<'tor·~
house 1n CD~. very nice sur-
roundmg '. near beaeh. Call
OR 5 0133.
FOR RE.NT-Vnfurmsht>d 2 lwd·
room duvl~'x, disposal. stove .
APTS. FOR RENT
·2-BEDR00.\1 APT. south of h1~h·
way. C0.\1 DraPf"rl4'!1. wall-tO·
wall earpet:s. Adults only. OR
5-08-15.
SPARKUNG bii<'helor J:a r.l~f' '"8j)t.
on Peninsula bet'III•I"C'n hav :.nd
or-ean. $100 month leaM-. OR
3-6072 e\·entngs. '
Dl:PLEX. 5 room UJ'p('r:-$130.00.
utilitiE-S paid. COM .. A\allabiC>
St>pr. 2. open hou.,.., Aug b.t to
4th. Pasa dt-na. ~It: ·1, :"HI.
refriger.A tor, garage. Adult.s. PETS--SUPPLIES
no Pfl.S. Yearly rental. COM, _
ORJole 3·9317.
HOUSES FOR SALE
WESTCLIFF
1142 Pe"'broke t..ne
Brand new 3 bedrm .. 2 bath.
All e le<'t r1c klt<'hl'n. Beau1t·
fully drapt>d. ca rpetPd lc
land!K'aped. Corner location
at right prl<'t>. OR 3 5 12-t or
see your Broker.
~~CAL~--·------
• BALDW IN ORGANS
• BALDWIN PIA OS
t: :-t"d Ctwr:~ Fr Pro\
8.1ld"' 1n tlr~.tn
With Pt.'rt u-.. .. wn .. no h~·n··'1
Wood·~~·cr·':J.
PIAJ'\U & ( IR(';,\:'\ ("(I
2626 E Co .... ; II"' d\
Corona dt>l .\t .. r t •: 3;).)Jtl
j l3 :'io. ~1a10 :'t gant.t Anct
"'': l·n~
SCH.\UDT PHILLIPS C'O. Est.1b
llstwd 19H. ;>;.-w liA.\n10 J'\D
ORGAJ'\:-i -J'\t'w :5TEI!\WAY
BI KIDS
\\'(' now have baby llamstPrs
-w\Jnderful little ~wts. 98
cents to SL.JO..
Set> them In our w tnriow
JOUUUf'S PET SHOP
2732 E. Coas t Highway. Co-
rona del .\1ar. URiole 3·2l30.
----~·--------CABS FOR SALE
FOR SALE--('or,·a lr 'Gil Dt.'luxc:-4
door sedan. !"tick. Roman Rf'd.
fully eoqutp pPd. ~sl offer on.•r
SI.69:J. ORiole 3-4375.
YARD MAINTENANCE
P.P ... ;de'll al -Comrrl·•clal
Phu:t~ Kl j l731
LANDSCAPING
Complete Landscap~g
Service
· ntEE ES'JlMA TES
SAD Green Sta.mpe
~ dellwry
IE II UPIILITEIII
The C League · umpire ls
George Ha user, a Newport Har-
bor graduate, who Is "Doing a
fine Job," according to ~artln.
CUBS 8. PIR.ATES 3: The Cubs
took the game without much
trouble. but Tripp Klmball wa's
the play~r of the aame for the
Pirates.
DODGERS 4, C At<DS 3: Kevin
Butler's hlitlng 1<'11 the Dodgers
past a stubborn Card crew: BLACK cat, long-haired, found In PlA:'iOS: Fran<'htse for all
Janual')'. Phone OR 3-9163. Orang£> l"nu nt~.
CORONA DEL KAB NUBSERT
OR 5-0160 · 2744 E. Coaat Hwy.
· Professional
Directo.ly
FUNERAL DOlECTORS •••
Friendly Nel1bborbood s.mc.
BEll BROADWAY
MORTUARY
IJO Broadway
u 8·3'-13 • 1-a.M CGIIa ....
Senior umpire of the program
Is Louis Glesenka mp, who has
been calllna 'em a s he sees 'em
for 15 years now. Martin de·
scribed Glesenkamp as t'he most'
popular umpire In ttie proaram.
Dick Satterley. basketball a
baseball coa<'h at Basic High
School In Nevada. Is doing ~n
outstanding job. says Martin.
Satterley is a graduate of Pep·
perdlne College and earned a
masters degree at the University
e WEDKESDAT. JVLT 11
CUBS 6. DODGERS 0: The Cubs
managed to s hutout the Dodg~rs
despite a fine game played by
Boh Content for the lot~ers.
PIRATES 5, ,GIANTS 1: lTan
Orr played a fine game for the
Giants. but it wasn't enough.
REDS 5. BRAVES 4: John
Sl~l pbyed ~11. but didn't
have enough help as the Reds
won a cloee one.
of Southern California. -------------
All-St. _Wins
Are Recorded
The Channel Lea&ue 'All·Stai'S
defeated the Park Leo.tgue All·
Stars 14-9 In the C Leoaaue tour·
na ment Saturday, luly 22. The
Coast Leaguers .beat the best Qf
the Central League, 14·11, the
same day.
In the first game, Peter Pyle
collected 3 hits for the la.lne
Park Leagu.m~. In the Coast Lee·
1ue win, Dan Rosau~r cracked
2 hom~rs foT the ~ntral Lea·
guers.
e '1'111J111DAT. JVI.T IJ
PrRATES 20, GIANTS 6: The
Pirates jumped out to an early
lead and didn't let go of it.
e nJDAT. JVLT 1•
PHILUES lS. REDS 5: Too
much Phillie hitting and not
enough Red pltchlna and/or
hitting. e MO.DAT. JVLT 17
PIRATES 10. PHILUES 9: The
Pirates went ahead In the late
lnnlnas to win a thriller. e TVUDAT, JVLT 11
PHlLLIES 17, GIANTS 6: The
Giants couldn't get s tarted
against fi ne Phillie plt<'hing. e TIIVDDAT, JVLT.
EIITEII I LEIIUE
e MOKDAY. JULY 17
GIA:-.JTS 6. REDS 5: Bob Curry
hit a double and also pitched
for the G l ant s whtle Buck
Schobley ptt\'hl'd for tht' R~. e WEDKESDAT • .JVLT 11
GIA~T'S I I. PHI LLI ES 1: Phil·
lip Brostl'rhou« and L)'nn Park<'r
werE" C'htcf ,,.,ntrtbu tors to thl'
Giant win """h h ne Pll•'hing per·
formanres in a duo-role.
epamAT. JOLT 21
PHILLIES I. GIAJ'\TS 3 : Jim
ColliN was tht' main imVt't us be·
hJnd thC> Phillie win.
LEGAL KO'nCE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Of
THE STATE OF CALIFOR.'\IA
1:'-i A:'iD FOR THE COU:'iTI'
OF ORA.'\GE
~o.A -~
fn thP .\latter of the Estate o!
ROBERTA SHAFER. aka
ROBERTA J. SHAFER. aka
ROBERTA JA.'\E SHAFER.
~:ued.
:'\OTICE OF HEARr:"iG Of PE
TITIO~ FOR APPOI~TME~T OF
TRt:STEE t::'iDER WlLL Of
DECEASED
:'\otlce Is hl'r~by ga·l'n tha t the
petition o! Melvin R. Shitfer tor
Appointml'nt of T rustt-e VndPr
Will of DeccaSt>d will be hPnrd
EISTEI. II LUIUE at 9:30 o'<'lock A.~1. on Augus t t.
1961 . at the roun room of Dt'·
pdrtment 8 of the Superior Court
e PmDAT, JULT 14 of thE" Stat<' of California in and
PHILLIES 11, CARD;S .t : Thl' for th<' County of Ora~ge.
Phillit.'S won by thl' hig score. L. B. \\ALLAn:.
despite Stev<' Booth's hitting a nd I _ County Clerk
p itching for the Cards. Date Jul~· .. 1961.
e SATUllDAT. JVLT 15 CALVI~ R. KEEJ'\E
DODGERS 12. BRAVES 6: The Attor.ne~· a t Law
Dodgt.'rs srorcd all of thetr runs 3;13 :\. :'il'\'o';>Ort Blvd ..
In the fi rst thr~ innings w1th :"cwport Beach. Ca lif.
Bob Ha lrl plt<'hing the whole )1tdway 6-1231 ..
gam<' for the Dodgers. Attorney tor Petitioner
e MOifDA1' JULY 17 Publl!<h : July 13. 20, 27
PHILLlE.S. 13. GIA:"iTS S: The In the ~ewport Harbor E nsign
L'SED Hammond SpanN Organ.
p4'rfl'<"t N nf11t1on. at a crltice
prlrt'. TNms
Orangt' Count~·· larg4'!1t S<'ic-•·tlon
of pln('t and con~lt.' pta nos ·
from $29.1 ThrE't' yl'a rs to pay
full f<~· ,a(ld Pt.:dilboard Hct m ·
• mond Organ. Style B. l'~ct -
prtred to selJ -terms.
AUTOMOTIVE In CIIEa==C"::-UP=-c1'1ME=-=-
TIRES • TUNE-UP
• LUBRICATION •
WHEEL AUGNMENT
• OIL CHANGE • •
Herb Miller's
RICHF1ELD STATION
Large M>ll'C.IIOn or new and
u~d StPtnway Plan~. one 10
Fren<'h Pro\ ln<'lal Wa lnut. ro?
po.~~.1. all Il k<' m•w -as much as ,, off. Ea ' tNms 3636 E. Coa.t Hwy. at Polnwttla
t:sed EIC<"trome OrganS-Lowrl'y OR 3-9728 • Corona del Mat
with Pf"r<'u:ston 5695. Ktnsm an.
save $650-Thomas .\1mshall
-<'8..<;(' la kl' nPw $395 Term .
22 Grand Paanos t.'tthN nPw or
rt'<'ondlt.Ont•ri. 1neludang ~lean ·
way, Ba ldw m. Ktm b .. lll. Ot><-kt.'r
Broth<'rs. anct m.1nv othN·s
from Sl -: terms like rt'nt.
lOimSTONE"S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
Used Auto Paru. Tt~
We Buy can and Scrap Me«al
UBERTY 8-7013
~ PlacentJa Ave. eo.ta Meea
W<\nll'd u«t'ci plano' an trade on PHOTO SUPPLIES
any new l~a m~nd ct>rgan --
allow hl jlhe!olt <'ash pn et'. ALL TYPES OF
HAM.\fON.D EXTRA VOICE Organ. Photographic Supplies
lwst bu\ In industry -onh e Fut Color Film Servtce.
S.'>95, .Iii organ and "orcht>stral • Mov1e Projectors for Rent.
tonPs wuh ~r<'ussion : $25. • Model Airplane Supplla
down. d!' a •.h Prtts<>d •n "LatC' ... I MEARS CAMERA SHOP
19 pral'll("(' pia nos .• II sn l'Xl'E'I· 178l Newpo.r1 Blvd~ Costa Meea
lent rondillon. st>ll or rent. Phone Uberty 8·704.2
from S..'i a month. Hammond Ch rd Organ-tamily M __ O_VIN __ G _______ _
MOVING? lUI & •sa--PHILLJES 12. REDS 6 : The 111ore ,....... .....-Phlllles jumped out to a ll'ad T ouraeys Set ... ~ •n• ••• , .......... Phillies. p3rt"'d by ~rge Wu·
vt>r. scored 10 runs in the first
2 Innings.
fun \loltl\(lut h•.!'<ln~; m orE"
than I 1 ""'hl'!-tra l and organ
ton<'' -l)nt• us<>d. but pPrf~N"t
LEGAL ROTJCE Datnl\ larrlt' , not<' .\b;Jit'
CERTIFICATE OF BUSI:'iES$ ,•hC>~n :'{linN !<lt~htl_r C'.t~<l' Wt.' furnish • large 'an and
2 fast experlen~d. msur<'d
movers for only S11 ';0 t~n
hour up to 30 milt'S. TwiHtty-Four tMrna ,..p,...nt· ...
GIA.YI'S :. PIRATES 6: Jim
Leonard hit a clut~h double to
pa~ the Giant win.
Fl<'titlous Firm Name d.l m .{):!NI 1n htpptng -saH
THE l':'iDERSIGNED do hPI'\'· $1 -hal.tn<'e 36 m(ln th .
Ina that many lMJUet wUII"""'IIIIilil----------mnt into action on Saturday.
July 29, u the ClaM 88 and I e IATVDAY. JVLT 15
e PmDAT, JVLT 11
GIANTS I 1. REDS 5: Dave
Root had a rood day at thl'
plate to lead the winners.
by n!rtlfy that they a re rondu<'t I S<'hmtdt Pht•llr . 1 90 7 ~orth
lng a Take-Out a nd Restauront .\t.un nra~ 20th. Sa nta Ana -
\Spani5h Foods l businHS at 106 mort:> th.an 11 l p1.1nos and or·
McFadden Pia~. 1\iewport Bf-ach. ~an!l tn -.f'IN"t from Open Mon-all·d&r toUrnaments pt under ltEDS 9, DODGERS 0: The Reds
way. won the aame by forfeit. All Ca llf., under th~ 'fictltlou!l fi rm ,3 ,· & f'rtday ntghts -Free
namt' of The lolly Taco and that Parkmg.
Westcliff I Chapti
o/R~
OYer 400 play.. aN Involved forfeited aames ate sco,..d 9-0.
In the two tournamenta that wtll GIANTS 14. BRAVES 0 : The
both conclude on Suncla.J' eYe· Giants ~ 8 runs In th~ first
nlnl. Auc. 8 M eo.ta .... Parte lnnlnl. lohn Ohkk and Tim
Where the dlamptonlltllp 1•rnes Dlamang eech clouted a home
will be played. · ran for t!* wtnne~ wb.lle Bob
Conteont, John ~non and
Mareo adclc cUd the pltcMnl for
the winners.
e IIOIIDAT. JVLT 17
CUBS 10 CARDS 8: Both teams
.-ored 5 ..Uns in the first lnnlna.
but the Cube had just a little
mol"f' left for the end.
said firm Is compotlled of the
following persons whOR name
In full and plac.o o( ,..!lident'f'
are as follows. to-wit:
Thomas Cllttord Archer. Alln!
Mildred Archer. 505 fkoUotroJ}('
Ave-.. Corona del Mar, California.
WI~ESS our ttands this 13th
day of July, 19tH.
H A MM O ND
I'!)
O RGAN
-l.o.b. . ...,
- L 1M IT. CDITA~
................
....... llllp. PIRATES S. CUBS 1: Pirate
pMeher Grt'l Vandenbert stopped
tbe Cut. wtth juat one run In
the vldory.
DODGERS 18, BRAVES 7: The
Dodgers sro~ In •very lnnlnJ
ln worklnr the Brav~!l over.
TIIOMAS CUFFORD ARCHER Why S('trle tor It>'" "'hen you
AUCE M. ARCHER. . ..-Orana-Coe8t eou.p flu N ·
leued lta 1.1 footbellllt'h.maJe: Dm1~~· ~or SA~Y~~~~ -.............. ·-
YOUR IMULUCE KEI:DS SAruaDAY, SEPT. 30 ... -.......... .
Oeeenakle-CarlMad •t OCC Sadleir Insurance eo. •SAroaDAY, OCT. 7 ,_ ....... -
John B. S.cn.lr occ at Riverside
3333 z. Oaut lhtJ. oa 1.-o •nmAY. ocr: lJ ·-··-·-· .. --~-.::-Cllafhr at OCC
'-----------'I•SAnJmAY, OCT. 21 --·--
DfYDIJID'IS... lute Ana at OOC r~;na:;:Wi;;-.;-;~I ... 'NDA"· ocr. • --····-"*'*...._ WW"'Of 6 00. OCC at 1ft. lAC ....... •nmAY, KOV. a ~·-·~ .. -.. -,...... Clll.a 111111 2 2 sr ... ....,..1110 at OCC
................ --· -sATUIIDAY, lfO\'. 11 .... ~·-··--Diall...... N Paul 1 0CC • r.u.rton ..... ,._... a.da ..._ •nmAY, 110¥. 17 -·-·-·-...... ~~~~~~ QnaatOOC ,...... ~--•"llliu•• eou 111 .. ...-.... ------All.__...,_. ..... -·-...... -. a.-... --llaftatlp.&
:n"ATE OF CAUFOIL~lA l
las.
COUNTY OF ORANGE I o:-. mas 13th d~· ofluly. 1961.
befo,.. ~. a Notary Public In
and for said c.-ounty and state.
• ...a&Y. JWLY It resldin1 the,..ln, duly <'Oiftmla·
GIAJnS 04. CARD8 13: Ttae n.e Balboa ~nd Yacht Club aioned .-nd rA'«n, penonally ap.
,... t"OUida"t ·llaw been any has announet'd the winners In 1 peered Tbomaa C1laard ~
ctc..r, u tile Giants a.me on the .cond ~ ot competJdon 1and Allee M. ArcMr kncrwn to
wtda a liN" M the ftnish. In variou• water tport adJv1U.... me to be t~ pen10n1 whow 1
• ....aY. Jat 17 WInners a,..: Oa.l• ChUda. names a,.. subtk'ribed to thf' I
DODO-31. CU.S 3: The JUaM ct\llds. Martl S\l r a1 u •· within Instrument. and at>k
Da .. tii I'Nlly pocared It on. Doul a.m ... llaTtNira Munrw. nowled~ ·eo me that th4"Y en-
_..., ec laMt ftw nnw ~ry Alan Flftnln1. Jell lriiP. nm cut~ the Mme.
ln~•· ~Danny a.n. Ala.n Flftn. WJTMESS my band and otfl · • N*J-!•"· JWLY II lrw. Philip Hawley, Lany aana. <'lal teah a.. 11, CU. 1: fte Ca,. Cllrt&ty loyd. J•Ue CUM, Pat PEPITA BEL.V'r.& .
Mil ... ...a...._ tt ....,lltd. o.pn. Lany hl7. Vkld H..,_ MGta~ hblk tn and for
• ...ay, liLY II a..lle 8a.rMCt. .._, ~ '-~an ..W O.IIC7 and Sta••· DOIM"" 11. CAIIm 11: fte ~ lia-r ---. lane ltl)" ~ exprH
DI .. IJI,..... a 1MI CIUiu. Dlllara.Jtnaa........,.._., _,,t.l• • ., .... ea ......... Glslllf TWill. tat ... "' ... P\lbllab: 1111r • rr.
MMIIII II die ..... a.li u•s II A ... & 10, ltll
"
. ca n · havl' the-b<>st :'
C'omf' to Organ ·Ht"aClquartl"rs
today a nd ~tan to ~play: 1
HAMMO:'iD · Corona de-l Mar
~E. C011~· 1:1 1,_,.~ .. ·OR 3·a10
Carpentry -
Minor a.pa1 rs
Jfo loll!! 'ho Small' J
H. O, ANDERSON
....... ,...Lane o.ta .._, Callt. a....._Ul75 u ... a-~ Ill 1·112'1
Remocleling
and ftepalring
Aft)·l&.w· o..fl#,.. .. lftll* ..... _ ......... u.-
Also coast-to -roast
and ovt.'rse>a.<o
Time start at your door.
No <'harge f6r ~llmates.
NEWMAN
TRANSFEB A STORAGE co,
••Sen•tc-e with a Con~lt>nC't''.
Phones: Ml 6-2328. Mr 6·7202
Residenc-e: Ll 8·6430
124 Broadway. eo.ta Mesa
PAINTING ----FOR EXPERT P.UNnMG
-c.,u. -
Sympson & Noller
K"'1JC)I't'a
Oa..t btablabed PalDtera
oa 3.3130-eve. oa ,.,.,.
Painung, Decoratmg
SHAKE ltOOF PUSEitVt.KG
Jl(eat A Clean
tl~utd A lrwured
M. ~ichael Painting
' ..... 1300
as& Ewl1......, FWI M' (Na.
~~ .....
bald PW I '=·ARM· .-. ...... ...... .._.so • ._ .. :.:·,:.-
• I
I RAY. J11LY a =• ....... ...., .
--COift ·---·-.-oac. ...... --•aMI& I IIA ..... :r .. :.::.~tlla.-. ..• --·:.~ 1-.el Act81J1 MaWslr·• GJ Uld 1'-~ .. ...._..,... .... H.
• ....,_. DAILY Aiia&UIJICW
(alllf&MIID ... Jell I• Gla. diMrict)
1-.G AdUa) Qll.l8
1111-12 ..... ..Umat.t G!IO. •onca or ADOft'IOII AIID TaAIIIIIITTAL All act.lona llhall be taken on this bu~et durtna teiUlar or
autborl.ct apedal meetlnl ot the 1overnln1 bOard.
To the County Superintendent of Schools: TENTA11VE BUDGET. 'n\ls budeet la hereby tlled by the
1ovemln1 bOard ot the school districts.
IMte of meet1n1 June 12, 1961. Si&ned HARRY R. LE BARD, Clerk
PUBLICATION BUDGET. The rovemin& bOard, havln& made
on July 10. 1961, such revisions, additions. and chanres as It deems
necessary, pendin& publication. hearin& and final adoption, hereby
returns the budeet. · • · The opublic hearing on this budget will be held at. Board Room.
Adm. BuUding, Oranre Coast College, on August 11, 1961, at el&ht
o'clock p.m . Si&ned WORTH KEENE, Clerk
IVJOIArl OF C1maEJIT DIITIUCT TAX U:QVD&IIan'l roa 1•1.a Amount ot Tax Rate ~ne;a~NltUl~N~ ... ~.u~~~~ ......................... ~~~~21~J0ed Computed
Exempt portions of General Fund Requirement
1. District contribution to Retireme nt Annuity Fund ............ ............................... 29,708.00
2. District contribution to State Employee ReUrement System .............. 21.438.00
4. Community Services ...... ........... ... ............ 152,901.00
8. District contribution for OASI ··············-·· 4,081 .00 12. Tota l ................................... -...................... .$ 208.128.00 $ .0683
Net General Purpose subject to tax rate lirnlt The MAXIMUM TAX RATE for this sChool district, which may
be levied to raise the net eeneral purpose tax requirements s hown
In Column 4 of Part C, is the sum of the separate authorizations
shown below: 1. The rate authorized by Education Code Section 2CY751
and/or 20752 or the rate 'llUthorized by a n election as
provided by Education Code Section 20803, Whichever
is In effect .......................................... ·-······-······· .......................... $ .35 1
2. The rate authorized by Education Code Section 17263 to
provide an amount of $29.084.00. which represents the
funds required to offset the decrease in equalization
aid resulting from the modification of the assessed v:llue of the d istrict under the provisions of Education Code Section 17262 ................................................................. S Ta~x Rate Lim it .. . ....... ············-·········-·-··-··········-····· -···· .. $ .35 St.<Y75,000.00 S .35 S .3500
Part Oae-GEJfEaAL ~D .
1960·61
Actual
I. BEGINNI~G BALA~CE. JULY 1
Cuh In County Treasury . .
Revolving Cash Fund . .. . ('.tsh Collections awaiting deposit
Accounts Receiva ble
Prepaid EJG,>enses .
Total Current Assets
Less: Current Liabilities . .
$ 613.010.-10
750.00
10.024.28
623.784.68
182.217.80
$
1961·62
Bud&et
721,052.00 750.00
430.00
}11,030.00
733,262.00
185.431.00
547.831.00
APPASSJONATA VON CLIMAX ha~ caught li I Abner in the
famous ~adie Hawkins Day race. and Dais~ has lost Abner.
Terry Reach C ole plays Daisy Mae while Q ... igley i\ Abner and
Appassiona ta is Ellie Ewindell in this OCC production. Aug. 2,
3 .... 5.
••~* 0111m111 c.. Will 11111 c •• ,.~p
")filler Cht'vroler Co. won first t r u c k s and passenger cars ... ,
piJl'e In a dealer sales campaign George Grupe. sales ma nagl'r, re·
CORONA DEL MAR
LOT
2 blx k.s from ~n Blvd.
arroyo view
$16.000
Lot sua~ta 2 units u-
REALTOR
3001 E. Coast Hwy ..
Corona del Mar
ORiole 3·0668 Net Beglnnnlng Balanre . . .... $ -1-11.566.88
Adjustments to Ac<."ounts Rc<-eivable T 11,616.40
Adjusted Net Beginning Balance $ .W3.183.28
II. INCOME
$ for May and June, competing ported this week. 1 with dealers from Ventura to It Is the only agency In Or· 1 ___________ .:._
Snn Diego. bOth In the sale of ange county to win such an e Too Late to M---1'-award. Karl Miller a nd John A-FEDERAL SUBVENTIO:-IS
For Federally artectect areas
under Public Law 874 ..
Public Law 864 ... . . . .....
Veterans Education . . . Other Federal Income ..... . ......... . ~FEOERAL·STATE VOCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL APPORTIONMENTS
C-STATE APPORTION~ENTS
AND ALLOWANCES Prlnl'ipal Apportionment
Apportionment for Growth
-First Period -second Period . Other State lnl'ome . ~OUNT'i SURVE=-<TIO:-IS
Junlor CoJI('ge Tuition Tax
Other County lnl'ome
I-OTHER INCO~IE J -TRANSt~ERS
TuiUon F-DrSTRICT TAXES
Prior Years· Tax<'s
Unsecur<'d Roll T<txr~ Total Income Other Than
St:-<:urect Roll T ..IX<'S
Sceured Roll Taxc~
ReceivNI in !960-61
J\:\>10 UNT REQU IRED TO 8.\LANCE
14.159.46
30.985.23 1.243.00
21,283.46
442.1,25.00
51.241.00
41,937.00
252.915.65
624.122.42
37.144.23
11 0.56 l.J..t
s 1.627.720.79
1,024.838.55
'BUDGF.T 1961 ·62 . ----Tolal Income S 2.652.559.3-l
111 TOTAL NET BEGINNING
BALANCE PLU~ TOTAL INCOME S 3.095.742.62
IV. EXPENDITURES A:-10 TRA:-ISFERS
1-ADMINISTRATIO N
Sala ries and Wages
Other Exll(!nsc
Tot.\ I
2-INSTR UCTION 2a-Certlficated Salaries of
Instruction t
2a1-Prlncipals' Salaries
2a2-Supervlsors' Salaries
2a3-Teachf'rs' Salaries 2a4-0thl'r Certltlcated Salaries
of lnstrucllon .. . .. 2tr-OthPr Salaries of Instruction .... 2c--Other Expenses of Instruction
21'2-0thf'r Books . . ...
2c3-0thrr Expenses ..
'Tolal Instruction
3-AUXILIARY SERVICES
Salaries 'olnd Wa~es ....... ..
Other Exf)f'nse .... .
T otal . .. ... . . . ..
4-0PERATJON OF SCHOOL PLANT
Salaries and Wages ...................... .
Other Expense . ................... ... .. . ... . ,,.
Total .................................. .
5-MAJNTENANCE Ot' SCHOOL
PLANT Salartet~ and Wages ...................... .
Olht'r Expense . . ...... . ........... . -Total ..
6-FIXED CHARGES
(11 District Contribution to certlfi·
cated Employees' Retirement
unckr ~tlrement Annuity Fun
under Retireme nt Annuity Fund
C2) Dl•trlct Contribution to (clasal·
fiN Employees' Retirement
undft State Employee Retirement System ............ .' ...... .
C3l District Contribution to the
State tor the Old Age Surviv-
ors' Insurance SyMm .. . . ..
(4) All oth~ Flxett Charae~
Tota l . •. . .. . . . .....
7-TRAXSPORTATION OF PUPILS
S.Jari• and Waaes ... ......... . ....... .. ottwr Expen.e ....... .. ....................... . o .... Total .......... ~ ....................... .
Met 'fatal .. . ·-· .. ·-····--.. -......... .. ... "hhaJ eun.nt ~nM of Ed~tton
84.2.54.77
1.151.58C . .54
125,813.65
128.6-16.89
1,406,041.08
11,926.03
224,939.24
82.705.91
32.599.49
18,&43.46
3.985.33 235,0153.81
289,982.09
9,771.49
9,771.49
2.109.G0.61
~ 8aYIC'.E ----
(1) a.. J'ood .... ·--·-.. ·-·-..... l··
6,319 .•
2.000.00
50.000.00 300.00
6.000.00
40.000.00
520,6-18.00
31 ,000.00
5,500.00
387.038.00
54.12'7.00
32,610.00
37.979.00
35,000.00 116. i79.00
$ 1.318.98 1.00
1,283.128.00
s 2.60'2,1109.00
S 3. I 19.9 10.00 ~
76.284.00
14.240.00
90,524.00
15.500.00
73.756.00
1.150.-1<17.00
83.906.00
169.861.00
8.355.00
160.566.00
1,662.391.00
12.670.00
898.00
13.568.00
I
--• Connell, firm de a I c r s. won
WORK WANTED: Neat, well achievement awards. a clock and
qualified housekeeper. nurse. refrigeration unit and Mr. Grupe
Re ferences. Top salary ex·, won a 3 day trip for 2 to Las
peC'ted. HY 4·9286. . Vegas.
LEGAL JfOTJCE
Salaries and Wages ................. .
Or her Expense ........................... .
. Total . . . .. . ..... .
IV. EXPENDITURES AND ~~SrERS
9---<:0)f~UNITY SERVICES
c I I RNtulred or a uthorized under
E)!. C. 16556 ·116566 or
EAi. c. 16651 • 1666-t .
Salaries and Wagt's
Other Expense ..
Total .
10-CAPITAL OUTI.AY 111 Rl'quired or authorized under
Ed. C. 16556 ·116566 or
Ed. ('. 16651 ·166&1 c. Bu ildings .
To~..\j I I )
f21 Other Capita l Outlay
a . Larid .. .
b. Improvement of Grounds
c. Buildings ..
d. Equlpmenr ... . . . . .
2. Other Equipment ......... .
Tota l ( 21 . . ... ····-··· ... . GRANO TOTAL CAPITAL OUTI.AY .
T-TRANSFERS
To S~lal R~rve Fund .. . ...
All ther . . . . ... ... ....... .
UNDISTRIBUTED RESERVE ·-·· .....
TOTAL EXPENDinJRES
V
AND TRANSFERS ........ .
. ENDING BALA."iCE, JUNE 30
~!!~~~~n Co~!t ~~ury ···-·---........ .
Cuh Colfecttons awa1tina .. depostt .. ::.:
~t~~A1_x~~£ juN£ .. 30 .. 1962:·:··
tor 1962·63 ....................... .'.-........... .
Le C Total Current Assets ........... . ss: urrent Uabllltles ......................... .
LEGAL JfOTJCZ
----6,739.02
22.812.55
23.363.i..&
46,176.29
59·U 3
59-IA3
60.00
46.9i6.73
11,573.79
1110.956.77
175.567.29
176.161.72
200.900.00
~313.92
209.213.92
2,547.911.56
721.052.32
750.00
430.35
11.030.00
733,262.67
185.4-31.61
6.008.op 1,700.00
7.7~.00
17.772.00
22.916.00
40.688.00
120. 79;).00
120.795.00
230.000.00
33.638.00
203.745.00
153.733.00
641,116.00
761,911.00
30.000.00
3,074.190.00
7!50.00
75,000.00
158 592 00 VI N~ndlnbBalance ······················· .... . 547,831 06
77:21 1:00 . TRA~FE~ErLxu~w AND .
75,7!50.00
--235.-803-.00-ENDING BALANCE ............................ $ 3,095.742.62
34.725.00
72.202.00
Part Fou -SPECIAL 8D&IIY& ,._,
1160·61
Actual
106.927.00 I. BEGINNING BALANCE. J ULY 1
Callh In County Treasury ····-·-····-··· rfl:"194.03
16,ltU)3
UI.UM.03
38,000.00
26.000.00
6.000.00
42,982.00
112.982.00
e.aoo 4,100.00
111,10&00
11.101.00
2,W,-OO
~· c~otal ....... ····:---·······---·---···· .... ·
II. llfCO~nt LlabiiiUes ........... -....... -
p-r;:era from General Fund ···-··-· un Colle,e Tuition Tax ... _,._ ...... .
m. ~:'.:1Nri.iicrl'i'H'iNa .. 8.u::·--..
AI'4CJ: PLUS TOTAL J:tCOIIE ·--···
IV. EXPENDrnJRES AND TR.UfSFDS
J().......CAJ'ITAL OtJTLAY
(c:) Bulldlnp ..... ~ ................ --····---·-
Total ....... _ ...... -.................... .
TOTAL DPDDmiU:S n rort&._llfD~·-·-........... .
TltAKIJ'DI ,.._. JUT AJm
PDillfO MLAJ!fe& _" .. -................. ..
206.900.00 174.231.00
381.UI.OO
311.1J8.00 . ,
381.131.00
381,1JI.OO
. JIJ,UI.OO
s 3.149.940.00
lMl-6:1
Bud&et
4dr.m .oo
..rr.m.oo
407,122.00
407,922.00
«17,822.00
«n.-.oo
3 .......
12 Block to Newport School.
Clean, well landscaped, love.
ly patio. Double garage. 7
Fruit tre<>s and larae lot.
S17.9SO
Farrow & Sons
293 E. 171h St. MI 6·44!H
Costa Mesa
Open 7 days 9 a .m. to 8 p.m.
Eves. call KJ 9 -1390
BEST BUY
NEWPORT ISLE
~ bedroom home. flreplal'e;
mterrom system. plus 2 bed.·
room unit. WOOd floors. wall
to wall carpet, total 3 baths.
Askin& $3i,500
$6000 will handle
2 Lots of M ·1 Bay Front
property 1136,850
ABACO REALTY
Dean Ward, Broker
460 N. Newport Blvd.
Newport Buch
LI 8 ·1280 day ot eve. ..........
1••••1•• 111111
NEW 2 bed)'OC)m, electric kJtdl·
en, w/w carpeta, earaee. 11!10
mo. on lease.
_.. &. COAIT .... .,
CORONA DEL MAA
OR 3·7S80
lllllrAUI
SUM MElt • YEARLY
lcMic: ..........
<We Jlf ... Your Llatlnpl
2732-C E. Coast Htabway
Corona ct.l Mar. Calllomla
(Jordan'~ Pet Shop A~Qde)
o~oa.J.e.:s
----·--
... , .. ,_
FIVE BJ:DJIOOMI -JI)OUR IA'ftiS -lrNklut Room
ancllarp •paNte Dlnlnl Jtoom • BuUt·ln Xltdaen-
Extra larp fenced yard e LOCATED IN HARBOR
HIGHLANDS, NEWPORT BEACH. CION to IChool 1r
1hoppln1 • ~t priced home or thl• ty~ at
152.500 • ttO,OOO 5~ ~ -25 yr. Joan available.
SEE THIS HOME TODAY.
•••••
Five bedrooma, 3~ battt., with PrER and FLOAT.
Completely turnlahed. Reduced $10,000 tor Immediate
sale. Priced at S1151000-SUBMIT ON ·DOWN OR
SUBMIT TRADES. ·on~~ •ova& SAT. & lVII. JJ TO s
M. M. LaBonle, RealtOr
..; ~ ~
'"J'OU11 lib oa.r trleftdly ,eervtce"
220 I!. 17th St eo.f& Mesa Uberty 1·1U9 .
lAet01e the .u.t from Mesa Sbopplnl Center)
EVENINGS U 8·7.757 MI 6·1928
ID lEST IUYS
50 x 125 Newport Hei&hta level Jot .. ......... . .... S 8.000
Woodland Cottaae in Corona del .lfar ................ $11.500
2 R·3 Iota ~nter of Newport city ....... _ ........... $19,750 each
Beautiful Sholftllft VIew Home -Trade ....... $69.500
New 8 Unit Apartment Buildine wJth ~an
view, 19.000 Income, $15,000 Down, trade ... $70.000 price
37.000 square teet C·2 plus buildln&.
center of Costa Mesa ....... ·······················-·-·-············$69.500
Beau1ltul Newport Hei&hts home
exctunee tor Lakewood Downey area
Rustll'·cottaee. Back Bay area, Sl500 down ···-··· .$14.9j()
Several J lr 2 bedroom fumlahed and untumlshed
apartments from ~ month
3 bedroom 2 balh home .................... $15 month
4 bedroom 3 1i bath, large family room
sundeck - -Balboa Peninsula
4GO Jf, JfElROIIT aLVD. ·-·-········-·--········ Mll·lm ..... ,.fJ,.IIIIIIrl···
24 HOUR TEIJEPHONE SERVICE
11IPLEI , ......
2 BEDROOMS EACH
LOW DOW~ PAYMENT-CHEAP INTEREST .........
LO:'lG TERMS - --NO. VACANCIES
CA~NOT BE REPLACED AT THIS LOW PRICE
OVJI EZCLVIJYE
You pt Fat W• AcUoe wttll
UNITY RE 'ALTY
.... a
THIS HOME
lrOWfl efld ICr~~NtNII
2721 E. Coett H'wey eo-., MM ,.
01 l ·""9
oa s.oea