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on Muffters
An all-out war a1a1nst Ul~cal
mutnen will be launched Mon-
day by Newport pollee In a drive
to reducr the nolle on city
streets cau.ed by lllepl muf.
fl«S and altered exhaust I)'S·
tems.
Effective t o d a y • Au,. 10,
vehicles whktl appeer to have
Wepl euau.at ay~Qms wtll be
tlck.ted wkh wemlnc t ap. Cit)'
M a n a 1 • r Jtobert Coop an·
nounced.
On Aue. 14, a •pedal detail
will ••rt c.."heddna whides •P· ~arln• to have lllel&l mumera
and will t.ue citations where-
~er ~ry.
"We have trad numerowa com·
plaints from civic croups and
from cltblena throuchout the
city re,ardlnl the noiee and dis·
turbance 1lt ell flours of the
nlchl" Mr. Coop Nld. "I think
these complaints are justified
and we Jnt~nd to do somethlnc
about it."
All officers also have been Jn.
structed to enf~ the hJtch-hlk-
Jnc .ectlon of the state vehicle 1
code, Pollee Chief John Upson
added.
"Hitch-hikers standJnc hi the
street create a traft1c tlazard
and we have enou1h t~fftc: eon-
,..uan wttJioul ...... to *
problelft wttll Ullp1 ld~· ~ ..........
Civic Assn: an .
CDM Will Be
Reactivated
Plarw for rNOttvatlon cA the
Corona del Mar Civic Alan. are
beln1 made, aceordtfll to Dr. ~ay
Loncley ot Shore Clift.. pres~.
Mnt.
tncreulnc probleme of lnt~I'Ht
to hom~ owners and residents
of thta area, I n e 1 u d I n 1 dl~
Jn~ased property ueeurnents
and planned lOt'&Uon of the
Freeway are prornptlnf this de-
elslon. Dr. Lon1ley said.
He JNa named Mrs. Charles
Mower to help compile a Jist of
past and present members of
the auoclatlon.
Theft Charge
Booking ~Aade
Harvey L. Miller. Santa Ana,
wu booked by Newport pollee
Tueeday on a charp of 8te&llnl
• hank money bel contalnlnl
$2.225. '78 ln • C8lll and ~
from Fred Button'• Trader ·1•·
land. 2121 E. Cout Hwy., Corona
del Mar, lut Sunday.
Mlll~r is a janitor In *• rt'l·
taurant, 11\e money bal had
acddentally been left on the
chiller by Daniel D. Duff, 620
Mercuertte Ave.. Corona d~l
Mer, an employee.
........... h.
.u.llltaftt ~r and Mn.
Grant Howald of Corona •• Mar
had .ame e nplahed momeut8
lut wwk _,.,. ~ heard the
news of the bu8 cHauler at In·
ter18dten. 9wltarland. brtnlina
dMth to a number of Americana.
That l«etion wu on 1M ltlft·
erary of tiJelr lOft, Walter, who la
on a tour el Europe wttll a II'OUP
el •uclentL hblleatlon of ....
~ Jilt IMalld that en·
ClltMr ,_, wu tnvolvwd In tM
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Hop
e ANDY CAREY WRITES TO GEN. WAI.KER
Top ranking athletes aren't always just fighting
it out in the ring, or gridiron. or baseball diamond.
Some of them are also in the thick of the fig ht
against the communist conspiracy that threatens
to overcome the world.
One such campaigner is our own Andy Carey;
resident of Shore Cliffs. who started the season as
third baseman· for the Kansas City Athletics. and
is now with the Chicago White Sox. He has sent
me a copy of a letter he wrote to Major General
Edwin Walker; it's an excellent letter. and I com,
mend it to ybur recrding:
• 1ngs
Hearings to
Be Called·
Plannlnl Commission Chair.
man AJvan Clemen~ called the
propoeed "hlch ~ rise bulldlnc"
ordlnancr more restrictive than
the pl't'Sellt city cOde. but ob·
jectlone were votc.d Monday
evenlnc by eome N~port BHch
coucllmen at a joint study ses·
slon.
Two areas in the city were
particularly viewed with con ·
cern: the Balboa Bay Club slte,
where construction coUld eo as
hlch u :ZOO stories under the
new formula, and the Towers
site at lhe county dOt'k, Where at
least 18 stories would be permis-
sible.
WHEN JOHN HOI'WOOO !'tanding) of• Irvine
T e rrece was given the "C it izen of the Y eer
ewerd et Ford Aeronutronic, he elso wes ec·
cordec/lhe privile ge of designating the recipient
of e SIOO C'~ect from Aeronutronic H•s
choice wes the Corone d el Mer Youth C enter
to holp pey for the recently completed .food
concosston stend. H ere he is shown with Dr.
Robert Hartley. left. pre sident of the Yourh
C enter Boerd. e nd Meril G rehem, presicent
of the Youth C enter Booster C lub . The S 100
cned me~es e tote! of $700 "' contrib utions
to the Youth Cente r from Aeronutror.ic.
{Ensign photo) t-4-ior &.Mral Ecfwin A. W.._,
c/o 24th lnf...+ry DMsion
A..O I 12, New Yorl City, New Yon
O..&oMraiW.IIM.
I c......t lot ......_ d.y peu without lotting you bow how
Comml.uloner E. 1. O'Brien d · h . .L =r.~r~:.:.~l;e~~~ Drive Planne Move Against c urw
Mr. Clemence acreect that the T 0 Get Rid of M I c . . . eel I, my f..My, rrty frianch Met indoM, '"MY Amaric.Ms feel obout
yovt rec&ftf Nfft0¥al from .,.. COI'fMNftd of the 24th Oi¥ilion. Bay Club site w.u the tproblem ..iii• ch~~:n::~~~;·~:~U:rin City Eye-Sore er. ger ' S .•••n.IZ It is impoAiWa f« "" to justify in eny woy the ~tiel
order Nlowing you of..,._ CCMMW~ftd. It Is, 01 • ....tter of feet.
unMiiov.W. ....-t~ whaft 10 '"MY unllali~.W. thi~ ore
hopponing within our CJO¥ernmont. Somehow • prerequisite few
unpopu&.rity. in the.,_ of the protent .-iNttrotioft, is to lie
o procticint Met offectiv& ~itt. Tr09aly, your CMO ............ ,.. ........
the buildable area, but not over Offlt'ials of the Corona del Mar ......... et P Jllty 8ad said, "Why not epecity 5 times I
75 or 100 feet!" In an all-out campaign called Con"r{'gauonal C h u·r r h have ....._.
"Oper .. u ion E Yeso re ", the $('1 • A lettc.-r to the C'on gregation TM ~· l&k: r
Both Mr. Clemence and Plan· Beachn. Parks and Recreation
1
t'rltlclzlng the recent action .. • 1 11 _. tM c-u
ning Director Jerry Drawdy Commission has launched a tak<>n by thf' <!omm lttet> for Con· ...1:"!:2!.. Ia ,.... ...,..:
were of the opinion that If 5 clean-up campaign throughout tlnulnc Conareaatlonal. Whim ts ---.. =-1 • t ...._ tt ·e. ..,.,.,..... thet o ~ ... ,.....,,,., • the OVER-s tories a re allowed, wtay not 10! the city of Newport Beach .. " ._ -• · · seeklna to withdraw from the ~ Cnntll ax ._ ....._. SEAS WHKL Y, whidt ot .... tiMo ~w• boMod os unf.t f«
AlrtMic:• ..me--. ...W ...... _., ....... a • the White
Commlalonera C. B. Budd and The aim is for clean alleys. .,.,.,..., with the United Church 1 93 -tr .. 0 1 ...
Bill Ficbr pointed out that the partnrays. streets and vacant o1 Christ .._ 041 • .. ••t C •
Commluion waa ~ over lotS. · the "eolid wall": VJ& of MOdi... )ln. laaMI ,__, eanuB18aioft Til• lett~r. signed by Karwy wllllda .. C W I .._. -* aa tM llllft 11UJt a. a. •· tiM ....-C'IU .. ""-· ...,..tor ol tbe cbwda. 'ftla ._.. ~ .-. • .._
·H.-..,.,.. ..., .. ., Wo .. • • __. •• of effein ..... .... ................ = :_JI!t~~ • ... w ............... 1& ' ..... ...., .,.. ............... ....., ~ .,
devot.cl .............. oah••lt cr~Mcu~t fer ,_. If it ...
.. ., COMolltioft to you. I ...,. """-.. ,.., c.. ................
(Cont'd on Pap 2) --:..._ ..:::::~---
sa t ... ~.~ .. ~SM'~~35-.•~··~~~~~~--~-. .. ~~~~~~-~~~~.~ more view tbaJl a taJib ,... and val...., .W can be mMe bulldtnl wquld do. by c.JHnc caJvtn St.wart. d lrec· d l, .tat@d fttat ~ lettft' ma!Jed ~ ............. Com ,_.__ out by the ~mlttee wu u.d Unlimited helaht is undeslr· tor """ lhe ..-.... m.-.vn. on unfounded fears and mblin·
able In areas •uch u the Bay • formation and that ttwre la no
ClubandneerR-landR-2.wd "-Jrs. Bacon Is .:hang~ 1n the tndePf'ndent Councilman Hans Lorenz, but tie lVI S1Utus of me Corona del Mar
added fttat there would be no G• U
1
Churt'h. No C'Ommt"nt wa1 made
H• h Surf Enda objection to•lO stories In an open IVen monor on the commlttet>'s a5M'I110n
II ngers area such u the Aenmutronlt' • tha: t~c L'nited Churt'h ronstitu-
slte. Mrs. R. L. Bacon. adlnlnlstra · tion RUarant~ln& Independence
"Helrht Is not unUmlted In tor of Hoag Ha.p~al, has been to member churrlles. may be
590 Sa eel the propoeed ordinance " Com . selected Ill Fellow m the Ameri·l a menc1ed without any votce
''The~ •~ llmltAtione estab· lstrato~. it was announced this S~·mmers,· y m issioner William CIA;k said. can College of Ha.pltal Admin. from tht" ICX'al cong~gations.
ki l Wf.ek by State Senato John . A. The committe\" asked for an lished by par nc requ rements. ')1urdv Jr. hospital ~rd .<'hair· I ('Xp~:;slon of O)lnion on a ction
A ~-breaklnl !58() persona er St.. Coata Mesa, was the density formula. and 114"1 ·b3 cks J • to wrthdraw trom the m~Rer.
-r .. -ued from the surf by l.OOOth ----n rHCUed by the -end also by economics." man. T 1 • t II h _.. 2 t ... "' "' '"'""" ..-·~ Senator )furdy said, "We are • ·'ve 11 ,~'85,. ra Y 8 OWn• • 0
IJfeeuarda Saturday and Sunday, Jl(ei'uard's ~ Watch since Its Mr. Clemence said that prop· very proud of this honor award· 1 ote . orlng suc-h artion.
Llfecuard Q\lef Bob Reed re· launching. La u r I~ was saved erty owners have certain rights ed Mrs. Baron for If reflt"ct." not lit-re IS th«> tl'Xt of th«' Iefier
ported. from a big rit.>tide betw~n 15th bec':lu~ they bought pro!)f'rty h f Buck Gully was doeed to St. and 11th St., Central .N~· with the knowledge that the t'X· only ht'r t>xreptlonal <abilitlfl ~nt out O\'er 1 f' Signature~ 0
kl and experi(>nC'e. but the high :\1~. Pr a<;(' and )!r. and :\trs. swimmers both Saturday and port. Capt. ROt'ky Frffman s . lstlng code allowed certain J Y""" of administrative leader· Phelp_"': Sunday due to the rouch surf. pered tht" Sea Watch to re!K'Ue heights. · .--
G ......,_ d 83 <>·t 67 ........... Saturday a nd Sun ship we have had at Hoag hos· TO ALL 11 ..... 8,.._ ..... co ... uarua re!K'Ue pe~ ..-· ..---·-· CommiSI!Ioner Richard Higbie -.._ ..,... -
urday and 76 Sunday from t he day, Ohlf'f ~ said. <'ommented. "Almost 'a ll tM ob· pltal." IIVKIT1' CIIVIICII:
surf off the Corona del )far The lifeguard's nl'W 17-foot .Je<"tlon comes from the bluffs. The f ellowship ll> tne equl\'a. The ~~~er ..-..tly moJied
main beach. outboard boat made 31 rescues, Some people seem to think that lent of a Doctoratt• In many pro· t(' cburcb IDeaben by tbo
L. Don Wallace saved 3 per· In the 2 days work Inc the surf they have the right to preserve ft>ssionaJ and «-dul·at lonal fields, -co...JtWe f or C..~
Mm11 from drowning tn 12 to 15· tn the West Newport area. At the view. They have no SUt'h ~ir. ~!urdy s.llc1, C .... a .. atia•al" la boNd .,..
foot waws In "the wedce" ~-one time 11 pel'80ns, Including rlfht. The new heigh( formula. Wllou.Dded lean CIDd • wnat
erly ot the Balboa Peninsula auarda and rescued pel'80ne. we~ aimed to prevent high. solid wall Eagle Award deo1 _. al61ai.....U..
Jptty. The 3 were clin1lng to his aboard lt. constructJon, actually benefits E...., oflowt was __.. to
buoy and would have been kJUed Guard Bruce Bennett, workinc the people on the bluff. M~ ,._..t tiM fCIC'ta co•r 1 ...,
In any attempt to e et back the 17th 9t. tower, made 44 property owners are inJured than 1 S Pre sen· ted u.. P s 11~ ....,., ... • throulh the thUle waves. Ch id reseues Sunday. ~nefitted by cutting the limit poriod of __ .._ ... .,_
Jteed •ld. A harbor department A total of 300,900 pei'80M were to 35 f~t." Boy Scout Don GIOt'ktor ,.... ~ tiM AaD ........... et
boM wu dlepatched to the IK't'ne HtJinated to hasve visltedd harbo~ "I'm not concerned with the r.lved the h ighly-honored Eagle J.....-y, •••· ,....... tM .._.
to pick them up. area beaches at u r ay an view In the least. but with den· Scout award from Scoutmaster ..... ID ..._ et tlrre _...
Laurie TutUe, 16, of 423 Plum. Sunday. sity, the character or the city. Kenny Dutro of Newport Heights .. 17 t& I. .. ....,,, .. •
YOU WANNA BUY A DUCK?
ISLANo•s GOT PLENTY
Balboa leland hu Its prob·
lftna.
Flrst, ttw adolescents. crowd·
Ina the •reeta of the Island on
toot and In the ir hot -rods.
TtMn-ducka.
H•re la a report on the duck
erlala. a• p~nted by a n an·
1ullhed reaiMnt:
• • •
0rt111'1ally aorne kind-hearted
peNOn dropped a r.w Euter
duckltnp Into tile bQ to acid
to -. beauty el tiM eceswry,
~ It did. ~ one Jovoee to
watdl a bny of wtllte dueka
from 50 to 10 e dult ducks walt·
Inc at the usual feedlnc place
for food and water and fJOt'ks
of from a ~n fo 45 duckllncs
floating down t he bay and rush·
Ina up on the Nndll to beg for
food from early rtwrs.
The city has been notlfed of
the problem and has promised to
"look Into the macter''. The
County Animal Pound f~l• they
are not rt'lponalble for a city
probl•m..
~nneee and accea to the bay,"l Troop and Po8t 182 during a ...a .....-attea .. ...._
CoucHman ~nz said. Court of Honor Aua. 3 In t'he Oaly ''-et tbe C••u• ... ·
"That Is my view exat'tly."l N«-wport Harbor Elks Lod1e. u...& ~ ~ tMt
lf•. Hl«ble ~plied. s ponsori ng orcanization. JIMnoe ..wd ..-tbe ...-
'Mw C(ty Councll will hold of. John Vierllnc was prftented JIMnoe .,..... .._., ...S t1MM
flcial public -artn... on l'he hls bronze. palm for hiA Ea~le claucbel a.... .-Jy I~ _. t1rre ..... ·-rd , h .. .. ....__.__.__.. • •• ,, propoeed ordinance befon-final awa or n.ng won oJ more -•
•.lct.lon Is taken. ~rit tndgH than the l6 rt'· &.It I• c •I cMrcllr ~ qua~ for Eagle. Larry Rupp ~ wta u.. V •It • d Here Is the comparison of and Bill St"hlelter won their Life
height regulations bfotween the Scout awards and Paul Gallant
exiMing zoning code 'llnd the rf'cel\'ed hJll Star award. The
propollled ordinance: latt~ awards weno made by Wll·
R-3: Now. 35-foot limit: up to l llam Spurccon of The lrv1ne Co.
75 f~t wtttl u!M! permit. Pro·
))OLWd. 35-root limit. F COM
R-4: Now. 50-foot llrnlt; no ormer I
limit with u.e penn~t. Propo&ed.
total noor aru not to eX'Cftd 5 Res·dent o· 5 tlmea u.. buildable afta ot the I te ..... hMral ~ for t..on G.
WIDlalnll. 73. loutta J.Aauno. a
QDIG et CliiiMt ilK¢" -
taf J I fa•t cla11Jda. ... -............. " ----.. tt. TM c-.att&& ....... ...................
-...... clniiG. ,.... .. .............. llettM c ............. ........
QWIIl .. c::litdlle ....... -n. .... .. , ......... ...... • .. , ... _. • •r•t ...,.., .. ____ ....
_ .... o •• _.
c::a.lll. .. -... -.... J I 2 cea•r•••tlaael ........ ........ --. .. .............
Reservoir
Plans Told
Coa.stal Municipal Water Dl.~ ·
triC't directors a~ ~XJX'(1t'd to
adopt the budaet for Its million
dollur !!lh're In the propost>d Or .
a nge ('ounty fe-eder Jln<-a nd to
le'y tht' ra~ to finance the rost.
The ft><'dcr Jlnf". from Ca rbon
Canyon to a nE'w h1gh le\'el
~n·o~r ro bt> ron~t ructerl near
the <' x 1 !' t 1 n g Big Canyon
I"('Sf'f\'Oif Inla nd of Corona del
~tar. Will <'O!'t an <-stlmated
$21.300.000.
Thf" MNropolltan Wat€'r Dis
tn('t I!' clatf'd 10 pay $6. ,0()0
of this total. oastnl Mumrtpul
1twhich 1nclurlt"S most or \o."la
Mt> a. all of ~t>wpon Bc.>ac-h and
1 the roastal rommunltlea of Or-
'
a n~e County to the south 1 will
pay Sl. . 1 and the Orange I County MuniCipal Water D1stncl
I will pay the balan~.
I The ln •tnf' Rtlnctl Watf'r Dl~<·
trkt w111 ronst ru c t t he new
~1'\.'0ir a t an e!'!tlmated cost
of 13.500.000 a nc1 w11J be rerm· I bul'l!ed ov<-r a 30-year ~riOd by
thl' parti<'Lva tlng districts In pro·
I portron to the1r rapa'"lty rights.
Thl' new N'~rvolr wlll have a
rapacity of 3.230 a<'~ ff'l'L rom·
pared "'rith tht> Blc Canyon Res·
' t-rvolr capacity of onty 800 act"e
fM-L Thc-new "·atrr l!toragt> til·
rl ht t~ an-rc-qulr~ for tt'rt' nt'l'ds
of the Unlvef'!'lty of C.llfornla
<'8mpus to be' ~labllshed on the
Jrv1ne Ranch. as ~11 a11 for the
g rowing population of the t'O&St·
a l a ~a.
The Cou"l Munidp&l Water
DhatriC! tax Is ex~ed to be
16.4 een ts Pf'f 1100 a~WM~ed
value for the c."Ufftftt ,_,.; 03'-
C\"nta for nut ,..,, and 11 "t
~nta tor me tbtrd aad final
)'Mr 'to pay for tile Sl.OOO.oao
bond ... ue. aaa & a ,._ a..ou ft'lnunlna cJowD ttw bay. Jlow·
,.. .................. """· tM ftdl population ....
If tt.e blrda die o1 -.rvauon
and JMil ol tr.11 water, tJaJ8 wtU
....... a ..... twelth,..,.,.
lena. Cannot -•uawt a .olutlon to tile dtldl problem!
Would ~land ot one el our ,.. ...._ aceepc a bee lift ol
C·rf (Mfpborhood ~r
dall: Jlfow. 35-fooc lllnlt: up to
~ f-wtdl ... Pf'""lt. Propol-
.. .,. .......... ..... a-.. .. calllt .... ......, __ ._ ..... ., ..... forawr ..... tfnw ftt~Ntftt ol Co·
...a ... Mar. ww. -.4 )'ftt@r· Outriggers to
Race Au9a 21
wiU be • ........,.. RarMr llllb lMNUid eo an a.,.... ,...
lellsol tilts fall a...., a. ._. JIGitlon. wtth ..,_, m~pae.,
Jean neld lerflc:e .......... A Mallarda ....,... ... bJ to partab ..., ,_ .,.. ............. ., .... 1\aftd..... ......... -
IIQina wMil tM 11. A. Ander· ldnd .......,.... ~ow '" ttaw a
... ~ -Ude ..... on. 8Uxture ............. lilt ...
..... ....... Slq .. 1M ............. --and..., aut •12 Ill Ia ~ IIIIWn. ..... ailiml,_ fte "taad..r" ........ ..
WE...... 111M '• r a ... ~
A ............. a •-•• =•..,.,... ..... , .. ......._ •• r a • .... 1111 " • • thl s MIPa ,... • .. O.SW'8 .. , • .., ................ ....
.... 01111 ..... '0.. .... .... • ......... ,_.. -··:,:·:::1' :-..=. sz..:
•IIMI·t'Oiand dudla!
ed. 35· foot llmll
C·O: Now, 50-foot llmlt; no
limit wltll uae Pft"llt. PropoeH.
floor a .... not to Ul'Md 5 ,,,....
the buildable.,.. of tbe .....
C·l : !tow, JS.,_. HIDH; YP tD n r...-wtt1t -,.._.t ,. ..-ci.JI. ... H.at.
ct.7 1ft W• Kl1tl of. tt.. ~father,
..... Lawn. ». WUU... ._. tn hla home
......... Be t'UM to Calltonua
40 ,_,. qo and ...-Yed In tile ,. •• ..,.. p..c o8koe ,_. ,. yeara
.,_. rwtii1JII .
C·2: .... ...... llmlt: M t• iU -
llnaltwllla-JIIIIIIk PI Jl & Aa .......... PI ••• wu floor ... _ .. _.,_ ..................... ... ...................................... ., .... -"·
M·l ... ll·l·A: ~ ...... • ...... a tP III -I._
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I AW.-t u..ae ..... NOMD.(lY. &Uaa'l' 11. 1•1
1R' 'IPD naY taU I 1"1 CXIei:.A .._ ~ CAUF.
, (Contlnued from pqe U ~ ......... ......_ 1. Utt., c•....._ to.-~ ... ......,.,.,1 ...
............ !{ .... ,.. ...... " ........ ~of.,.. eoftt-....... He'• • ..... A.~Mriuft, • ~ anti ui1'NIIUftilt. I .... a. d ... In W. ,..., toW.. ,-,..-yow rhJhtful ~ , ..... c ............... 24111 DhWOn. . _......_ _ _. ___ ....
I ,..,... I c.....t offw ,-..,. th.n "'Y 9'~ -
.......... , ... Fer.,.. .......... effort in frPt,!.~ ..,.. eur AIMrlcM ._...,. end protect our eowt+ry i -c-e.t COMplr.cy ••• T1wiM ,.,.
Sw.c.r.iy,
ArttJy C..y
c/o Chtc.go White Sol
Comiskt P~. Ch~go. II.
Andy also sent me a note in which he said:
"Baseball gives us the opportunity to travel a good
deal and see much of this vast and great country
of ours: I must admit, however: nowhere have we
found a place comparable to Corona del Mar. It
will be good to get home again." v,r e should all be mighty p roud to have the
Carey family as neighbors.
* * * e DEFINiNG LOYALTY. PATRIOTISM
I Richard Wandrocke of 231 5 Margaret Dr .. New-
port Heights, has sent me the following unfrie ndly
note:
Pubrtlher of the Ensign, . Please be so kind •• to remove my name from your maittnCJ
list. As much as I desire to be informed on local n•ws, I find
that T.our editorial views do not coincide witft my definition of
"loy• patriotic: American," henee my request.
' Sineerety,
RICHARD WANOROCKE
I find it rather a serious accusation to be charged
with not being a Joyal. patriotic American. To me.
loyalty and patriotism mean love_ of my _country,
esteem fo r the constitutional republic estabhs~ed _by
the Founding Fathers. belief in God <:Ind ded1cat~on
to the Christian principles upon wh1ch our nat1on
was founded, and opposition to all tho_se fo rces
which are conspiring to lead our free nahon down
the One World path of sociahsm a~~ ~lavery:.
I ask Mr. Wandrocke his dehmhon of loyal,
patriohc American:"
* * * e A L£11ER TO GOVERNOR BROWN
I have sent the follo wing letter to Governor Pat
Brown. w ith a copy to Attorney General Stanley
Mosk.
0.., G~mor lrown: , Do you endorse the statetMntt attributed ~ your att~ey
general, Stanley Me*,. in today'• newspaper ~orlft, concern•nCJ
the John lirch Society, partic:ul.rfy th. .folowmg: _
"Robert We&dl and the Birches angrily lum,-d d those
(Soviet agents, and Americ:M\s who ~eve in ftuorid~t;on,
mental healtft prOC)rams, United Nahons or federal . atd to
education) togeth.r under the blanket acc:uwtton of
treason."
and:
"The Birches are bound t09ethe; by an obsessive feer of
communism, a word whidl they define to indude any ideas
differing from their own."
Or wiU you publicly reprimand. your •t;tomey general for
making public statements tft~t ar~ ""'~"ble, false and d•
famatory, not in keeping wrth hrc;h publtc trust of .•n offtee
holder, particularly the highest law enforcement officral of our
state.
Your reply will be appreciated.
You may recall Mr Mosk's petulant statement,
wh1ch should make most of us feel ashamed ~t the
cahber of c1tizen we have in the important JOb of
a ttorne y general. In Mr. _Mos~·s ~pinion, the Joh~
Birch Soc1ety IS fo rmed pnf!!arily of _wealthy b~sl
nessmen. retired mtlitary oihcers and little _ old ladu~s
in tennis shoes." I join w ith columniSt Morne
Ryskmd in askmg Mr. Mosk a bout some of the or-
gamzations he has joined.
* * * "I believe the comm~o~nists wil not take q_ver • lot of Asia
where they coukt They want us to continue pouring aid i~to
tttoM .,. .. , break ua, build "'P a national debt, spend everything
tttat we""' from day to day, month to month, ...d ye• to ye•,
untit our currency is no ldttger of any value. llMn they wil be
able to take the Uniteci "States in tum."-GENERAL CLAIRE
CHENNAULT, .. ad« of the Rying Tiprs, ~a atatement tMde
1hortty befON hit ~ath. in .~imony before the Houae eo.
mittee on Un·AmertCMI Acttvitees. * * * e TIDS IS A TIME FOR PATRIOTS
This is certainly a topsy-turvy world: black is
white, i>atriotism is maligned, profit mak~ng is~
evil, socialism is exalted .... The John B1rch SOClety,
seeking to awakeri Americ~ to the m.enace of
communism, is bitterly assailed as .a penl greater
than communism .... General Edwm ·Walker, who
should be commended by our president for'teaching
Americanism to his troops, is instead reprimanded
and relieved of command . . . . Castro, the commu-
nist receives immediate recognition by our State
DePartment when he takes over Cuba;. the in~aaion
by Cuban patriots is denied the promised cnr pro-
tection by presidential order, and the attempt at
liberation of Cuba is crushed . . . • In Newburgh,
N.Y., the city manager and city co~cil !eek to put
an end to welfare chiaeling, and deserve the plaudits
of government officials, but instecid are threatened
with punitive action by the welfare bureaus in New
York and Waahington .... Supreme Court decialonl
favor the oommuniat cause and IHk to unclenD1ne
faith in God .... The incredible pattern of~ 1.1
seen OD all aide.; defendera of the right ar. uDder
attack e~here; the cc::n.-Of free~ appeaa1
la.t .... Wbat are YOU doing about if?
Nikki's Kin Q~·-··;. .all. .. -C.,.I ••
Lives in COM ~ to. Ule ~ • ._._--------~--------It ....... tbat aiJ tbe klcta of
rhe Mllhborhood .,.. more lD·
..,_ted ln meetlq tM dol aat
door than they are the boy 'DUt
door.
• TDD roa QOIIIIOII IDSK
Publlaber ot 'n.. Ehllln.
Ia ,.,..nee to "Stand Faat ln
lletlln" editorial. AU&'U .. 3. 1•1;
In aU out efbt to make tJw UN o1 tilt. tNal)' •nd the pNUrva·
a World Welfare SC.te atnce t'hat tion o1 tiHt .,.erelpty or the
is the 10&1 of tbe International United S .. tea o1 Alneri~a as a
eomnuanAat eonapiraq. Our new. flft nation under God!
And why not. wt.en It is Nlk·
kl'a own biGOt and kin! Che·
nook is rhe nanw ot the .oupt
after dol. and he wu born ot
Chena, mpther of Nikki. £wry.
one know. •bout ~Utki from the
Walt Disney movie, but only
klda like Tom S~ngler. 11 years
old, ot "1112 Mareuerlte Ave .• and
Michael Hart, age 11, of 606
Heliotrope Ave., Corona del Mar,
know that Ohenook waa Nlltld's
atand·ln for the movie, although
he took no active part.
I would lib to commend you
on your opinion ront'emlng the
Be r II n Crista. Obvlou.aly, the
etatement. that you made were
lltUe mote than cgmr.lon aenae.
buJ It is my belief that It is ot
umoet Importanc-e to let common
~na. Mfore the public. leallz.a·
Uon is the fi"'--tep to action .
ty appointed ex.,..u. O..n Lat· • Sincerely yours.
tJmore and Robert Op)enhelmer. A. THOMAS CALLE
undoubtedly took the lo)'Uity MRS. A. THOMAS CALLE
oath with pteuure.
CertaJnly such an oat ta lt * • * *
Chenook ls owned by Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Courter, 716 Margue·
rite Ave.
....... ,~lac
.... al.lciiCIIz•
The Orange Coast Independent
Garage Owners Assn. received
Its charter at a rect"nt meeting
at Huntington Beach Country
Club.
The officers are John E.
Hutcheson of Costa ~1esa. presi·
dent; Wayne Owen of Costa
Mesa. vice-president; Lewis W.
Dinger ot Costa Mesa, secretary·
treasuret. Di~tors are Glen
Beeler of Costa Mes:a, Mill Moore
of Laguna Beach, Tom Nelson ot
Huntington Beach and Harry
Whllman of Corona del M\lr.
JIJCIII 81¥1 $12&
It larcll If DIMI
The Newport Harbor Junior
Chamber of Commerce •has pre.
scnted a cht'<'k for $125 to the
March or Dimt'S from p~ of
their polio clinic held at the
Orange County Fair.
[)()('tors Alan Andrews. Robert
Out>y. John Flscher. John Gra'}·
zeJI(.>. Obert Lay. Hugo Ria.
Charles Stllgenbauer and Robert
Tra("(' were assisted by nurses
Wilma Braund. Jean Cooper, Viv.
ran JPnn(WttC, Ellen Krieger. Lee
Ric:<. Svlvia Robinson. Geneva
Shaw and Geneva Smith.
lhlul,.nez Tralzizc
II c_,. Cllrlali
Appeu.ment and • u r vi v a I
contradict Net\ ottiH, •peclall)
in our t'Qntemporary world. When
our S c a t e Department accepts
this simple fact and be1lns to
act acrordm•ly. the road to vic·
tory Will be In sl&ht.
Sincerely,
TONY PETERS
5000 Ne.>tune St.
Newport Beach
• • •
allen to the be.t Interests of the
United Stat• of America un1.-
ol eourw we deelre to eu&Jupte
our freedoma. eo dHrly won by
~he Uvea of our fotefathere. and
replace them with the tyranny ot communl$t One-Worldlam.
Sincerely youn.,
A. T. CALLE .
MRS. A. T. CALLE
2302 Redlands Or.
eo.ta Mesa
Senator Thomas Kuchel
Sen3te Ortlce BuJldlnl'
Washington, D.C.
Dear Senator:
The followlna letter is being
sent by us to every member or
the United States Senate In an
Publiaher of The Ensign. 1t1empt to avert disaster in our
The enclosed letter has been nation.
sen t by us to every member of In assuming your office. you
t he Unltt"d States Senate and a publicly declared the Loyalty
similar letter has been sent tc. Oath of our Nation. You prom·
Piesident Kennedy. lsed before your Creator that:
The' news of the pend I n g • ... you would support and de·
UNESCO Treaty was of special !end rhe Constjtution of the
significance to us since we had United States of America agalnsr
just finished reading an excel· a ll enemies, foreign and domes·
lent and Informative book de· tic; that you were taking this
scribing the history and orga n· obligation freely. without any
lzation of rheo Unite d Nations en. mt'ntal reservations or purpose
titled "The U n I I e d Nations: of evasion; AND that you would
Planned Tyranny" by V. Orval discharge well and faithfully the
Watts. Ph.D .• which we heartily duties of the olfioe to which you
recommend to our fellow Ameri· were about to enter; So help
cans. you God."
Dr. Watts points out that the The destinies of 180,000.000
real work of the United Nations AmNicans depend u.,on your
ts done by the various "spedal· loyalty to America. Prove that
ized agencies" wtJich fan out lO)"llty, Mr. Senator, by spurn·
under the Economk and Social lng any approval or support to
Council. ECOSOC. Among these UNESCO Treaty No. 11 C 115.
agencies ls the United Nations "Convention Against Discrimina·
Educational, Scientific a nd Cui-tlon In Education."' Do you real·
tural Orga nization. U :1i ESC 0 . Ire the followinl' facts:
:\1ut"h of EC030C's work is to B U L GAR I A. COMMUN IST
plan and propa gandize. It has. CUBA. CZ«'hoslovakla. Hungary.
with the help of other UN •agen-Poland. Byelorussian Soviet So·
cies sU\"'h as UNE3CO "drawn up clallst Republic. Ukralnain Soviet
hundreds of 'draft covenants'. or 5oclalls t RepubUc. and the Union
proposed treadt'S. These would of Soviet Sociellst Republics par·
pledge Governments to regu la lf' tictpated tally Ia tile dloftiDIJ oi
everything their citizens or sub· t1a11 UKESCO'a lfew Treclt'f lid.
jects do from birth to death; 11 C/lS. -co. ... u.. AtatMt
every kind of work. every form DllcrbDiaatloe Ia EdacatlOD."
of worship. every branch of edu-JURISDICTION for the UNITED
calion. every means of commu· NA T 10 N S INTERNATIONA'-
Undergomg annual midship· niC'ation."' COURT OF JUS'MCE is written
men s u m m e r training at 1he The ottlclals and c 1 e r k s of Into this UNESCO treaty. And-
Naval Air Station. Corpus Christi. these agencies •Mke the followina that Article 9 tles the UNITED
Tex.ts, are Midshipman second oath upon auwnln1 their duU•: NATlONS Aepl ''noolle" ti&'hter
clau Stephen D. Kimble, son of "1 solemnly swear fUnderta~. with this non-cancelable deu.e:
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kimble of affirm, promise) to exerclM In ...... Nil-.. tJda C..•..U.
1744 Miramar Or .. Ba lboa. and all loyalty, dl8.:retlon and con-allall ..t be pemdtted. •
Midshipman Thomas R. Peter· science the functions e ntrusted AND, SINCE THIS TREATY
man. son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon national service of the Unl ted OEnNES THE RIGHTS OF 1N-
L. Pt>terman or 205 Emerald Ave .. I :'Jations. to discharge these tunc· DIVIDUALS. If k ls ratified. this
Balhoa b.land. l tions and· regu~ate my conduct will legally place every Ameri·
Thl' future naval officers are witJa tbe Ia..._. .. tJae Vaited <'.tn cltizton under international
.tffon1ed the opportunity 10 fly •~ -a., ill .,.._, aed.Mt te law. and subject to the judg-
a jet. s 1 n g I e-engine or multi-8Mk • oa:ept lirlabwtiooa Ia ment and punishment by lJN
('ngine a ircraft. N9ard to tJae pelf__._. ef •'f Courts.
Upon comple-tion or the train· dutiea fJ'Oia Clll'f ...,........, • Tlda VlfEICIO Ta&An CAlf
tng period. the midshipmen will otJ1er -tlaortty ...._ to tbe U: EMI'LO"fED....-AJJD WJL1. aE
report 10 the Naval Amphibious ~.. -TO CLOSE Enft .PIIJYATit
Training Base at Coronado, Calif.. Since Joeeph Stalin s.,oke of AlfD •IUIOCIIIAL EDUCATIOif·
for three wet>ks of am;>hibious "the amalgamaUon and collab· AL DtiiiiUtiO• Ill TilE Ulfl·
warfare training. oration of na t ions within a TED STATES. From the day of
single world system or economy Its ratification, FEDERAL CON·
which conslltu1es the material TROL of EDUCATION wlll be
basis· for the victory of social· legally Instituted. TM fedelal
ism . . :· no communist need g..,.,.....t wtU tJaet M'f be-
feel divided loyalty In joining coaae tile ....a•ml" aveat ot
~~~~~~==~==.vx~.~br m.a.,. to
Geor~e M. Leltcoh. 420 Acacia
Ave .. Corona del Mar. formerly
program manager or radar proj·
t'<'IS a t North American Avia.
tlon·s Autonetlcs Division. has Rll TIE IIILE
joined Aeronutronic Dlvls.lon of ---------------Ford Motor Company as special
........... ~ dk:blt·
eel b'f UlfUCO -CIDd. UKEICO
OlfLY.
Should we become a party to
this I n I am o u s document, we
11hal1 be forfeiting our INAUEN·
ABLE RIGHTS of UFE. UBER·
TY. and the 'PURSUIT OF HAP·
PlNESS which have been en·
dowed by our C..ator and we
shall be plunaec:t Into a One·
World Government ruled by an
lntematlon1ll athe'-tlc consplr ·
acy.
assistant to James C. Elms, gen-
eral operations manager of E:le<:·
Ironies O;>eralions.
Mr. Leitch. a signal corps vet-
eran of World War II, also has
been appointed a't"tlng m anaeer
of fabrication services. ele<:·
Ironies Operations.
Therefore being justified by
faith. we have peace with God
through our Lord Jesus Christ:
By whom also we have acce58
by faith Into t1"11s grace where-
In we stand, and rejoice In
hope of the glory of God.
(Romanll 5: 1, 2.1
e .IDUIIWS aAC..OU.D
PUbltaber ol tM Ena&p, " Subject: Reinhold Niebuhr,
mlntater.
Th1a man'• rellllon hu more
communism than ChrletNnity.
He Is profeuor of applied Chris·
Uanlty at the Rothachlld·locke·
fell..-financed Union Theolol'l·
-cal Seminary ln New York City.
He t.achea Chrtatlan ethlca »&;
Christianity a n d communism
(UnJon catalocue 11153. pap 82),
a coune on the nature of com-
munism and on the Christian
approach to communism.
Reinhold Niebuhr t\u been
Identified and ueoclated with
40 communlet front enterprlaes.
4 appeals for communllt, and 66
socialist, paclflM, radical and
otherwise suspect organJz.atlons
and publications.
Matt Cvetlc In his book, "The
Ble De-cision.:· states toot a l'reat
many ministers serve t.'Ommu ·
nlsm 6 days a week and fhen
•)reach in a church on the seY·
enth day.
DEAN WARD
460 N. Newport Blvd.
Newport He ights
* * •
e TBUAT TO U.S.
Publisher of the Ensign,
Recently at a broadcast of the
International Beauty Contest. a
woman spoke for SO minutes on
rhe Jllorles of the UN and
UN ESCO.
Many people turned ott their
1V'<c In diSilUl'l.
Meanwhile, back of the cur·
talns, t1"1e beauties suffered from
the heat, attlnod In their native
costumes, which In many cases
are of heavy brocades and wool.
Is this t'he proper manner with
which these girls should be
trea ted as visitors to our shores?
To say nothing of the TV vi~·
ers. especially lh08e who believe-
that UNESCO Is one of our
greatest threats. It was kicked
out of the Los Angeles public
school system years al'o after
I t s anll· patriotic propaganda
bad been unmasked.
1 protest that this dangerous
.ystem. which threatens to take
over the enUre U.S. achool pro-
gram for purpoeee ol 80daJlza.
lion. thould be Introduced to a
captive audience <as it was at
the International Beauty Con-
gress.
Sincerely.
GERTRUDE GRANT
Los Angeles
ENROLL NOW
YOUR CHILD WILL
LEARN TO SWIM
at
BLUE IUIY
(and 10 wil you)
OA Y and EVENING
You were elected to your hll'h otnt.'t! by We the ...,.. to repre·
sent -. your fellow Americana.
therefore we demand rejectiOn 1
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Tex Condon from Texas tputtlng
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one shops at every day men·
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Luigi sung praiaes like "finest
market I have ever seen" ...
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more down to earth ... "I feel
that my store c.-aters to thoee
whose tastes are 'not unusual'
but rattfer a 'little different from
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8.1. Yacht Club Annou·nces
Winners for July Events
THE ENTIRE STEFFENSEN CLAN (mi,. J~ one) wds on ha"r::l le~
.weet whe n c!l reception was held Surday ol the Coror>o del M :~r
C ongregotio"lol Church in h..,,.,.,, cf MM·I s~t en (Mrs. l e ie l
S•effensen, en tl-e OCCO\·on of her ret .re,-,~S"t os .., r ,·e· o f
music. Pictured here Slc!l"dinq left t') right, a·e S::>"l D:.r h~..oord
les. doug"lter.:r l~w A,.·.~ 'l"'d ·he ,.-,..-:·ee· ·~rl ., ·re f::re.
grou~d De., ood Ani to \ ct drcr ?,,. L:iu ~/.~I ;.,.q ... ., c~.,
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'Jlhe Balboa Is land Yacht Club.
at the half-way mark for the
summer, an nounces the follow.
lng winners for July:
Girls 4· 7-Gai! Childs. swim ·
mlng, rowing, diving a nd p.:td·
d le board.
Boys 4· 7-Blake Childs. row-
Ing; Doug Burnie, swimming:
Ste-,>hen Batc h e II e r. diving.
Rocky Seek, paddleboard.
Gi rl!! 8·9---Christy Kl'lso. row·
lng; Barbara ~unroe, swimmang:
Kathy Munroe, di\ ing and pad·
d leboard.
Boys 8·9-Allen Fleming and
Tim Hodges. t ied for swimming;
Allen Fleming, rowing; Da nny
Been. divi ng; Tim Hodgl's. pad·
dleboard.
Girl!! 10· l 1-Chrlsty Boyd and
Cindy Murray, tied for rowing;
Christy Boyd, swimming; Julie
CllM, diving e nd paddle board.
_.. 10·11-Pat-D...-n •• row·
tq; RonnJe Brodnny, dlvlna:
Larey Frey, swimming and pad·
die board.
Girls 12·13-Patty O'Ne il. d iv·
lng; Vicki Hodges. rowing: Leslie
Barne t t, swimming; Christine
Blackma n and Lt>s lie Barnett.
tied for paddleboard.
Boys 12·13-Mike O'Xell. di\'·
lng ; Ricky Lloyd, rowing and
------------swlmmlng; George Irwin, pad·
We";;JLtcliff Chape~ d le ·board. Girls 14-16-Sally Schlldmcy.-r.
tJJfllrltl!f'UI'!J rowing: Ja ne DeMart~. divang a nd
"7-!<wlmming; Nancy Buck. paddle·
Cll L 1M IT. board. COSTA MIA Boys 14·1&-Ceorge Twist. div·
•..... lng a nd r o w ing: J im Gage.
sw imming and paddleboard.
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tire In wiring In a fuse pnnf'l
aboard a 26·foot robin cruiser
In slip 119, Bayside Vlllagf'. at
2:30 a .m. Saturday. GNshon ~r·
ger, Doimeybrook Lane. Costa
Mesa. was listed. as owner or the
boat.
T~ ~10 COVtSE
Army Pvt. Don G. Johnston.
son of Mr. and :\i rs. Donald G.
Johns ton. 119 29th St .. Newpon
Beach. has complett' dthe s .week
radio course a t the Armor sctlool.
Fort Knox. Ky. The 22·year·old
soldier Is a 11956 graduate of
Newport Ha rbor High School
REDEEM YOUR
L.UGKY BUCKS
Ra cing -Chris Seaver, Mnior
Snowbird; Pat Seaver, j u nI o r
Snowbird; A-Sabots. K. Watson:
B·Sabots, V. Seave r a nd B.
Wilson.
~
II.A w ADAJI 1110 ..
America's Largest Selection
Rounda da Clock HawalJan Faahion
O...ha.&& ....
-ILUDI& AYE.. ~A ISLAIID o•~---
M.QDERN ·cARPE ·T OPEN . SUN.
10to6 BRISTOL-EDINGER SANTA ANA
·5 BIG SALE DAYS-THURS. thru MO •
COMPLOBY INSTAllED
WILTON
BROA.DLOOM
CARPETING
SALE
REG. 7.95 SQ. YD.
1000/o VIRGIN WOOL ·or
1000/o DuPONT NYLON
· WINTON · CARPET
HALLWAY RIIIIRS
1,000'1
Of IOUS
-\~JS:: ~ ......
.. ...... ntl
lAW.. TO YOU
BROADLOOM
REMNANTS I::.. .. broadloom remnantl from which you
• uav. wa10111 ·-.-..... • a•E••
•. LO •rN
60-80%
OFF Regular. Price
This Is The Buy of the Year
GULISTAN'S
AXMINSTER BROADLOOM
v.l. ...
$11.91
... CARr
YAID
e R.01AL1 e YM.IAm» TW.S e &lAPPA~
NOW
ONLY
IIG.
7.95
NOW
I ,
t~··· IWWNY. ,....., I& .... Thrift Shop·
Hours Change
............ ~·
Ill.-fir L1111
W• • llii ewrJthlna rro.n
Palm tiMe to leia to malle
your Luau a merporable ~
ty. You can rent your decO·
ratlona . . . buy lnylta tlona.
pla tes. , ~pa. napkins. lela,
straw iiaaia, *• -1111•&
Hobie's Party· Supplies
~ Hobie cmd Marp Loud
SUI &. c:..t 8wy. c:-del Ilea Oalole , __
· Next door to l eweU Welty Florist
THE FINEST IN FOODS
May be louDcl at the U & I e IIUT £ DEUCATUID e
lwUta Preal-,...._ Fed ..., ..... Ia eu coo&.r
..... ....... ... a.u..t ..... ...-.u. .... Fnlla .....
• aaocDIU & nozEII ·roc,.. • .atteMU, ....... ·-· • ..., ~ .,.a.IU. C..pcaeeuS..aMUpdcel. e BALTa FOOD ITOU e . •atua~ IIMltla , ..... -Dietetic Fooda e ftODUC& e
,.. IIMet .. fndt ............ -...... dally e 1&0 AlfD WillE e
............ d-tltkbeenad ....
~ rpr1141Jr eftectiYe 7 .S.,. Wed•ttdq ,......,
()pn 1:30 to 10 ...... Daily .-.pt Sunday
1:30 to 1:• ,,~~. hndeys
WE cleUYer-Or '·DSM
MGJJ.t .
3200 E. Co.st Hwy., Corona cW Mar
Oll-4114
• CROWN · HARDWARE *
WE •a JI01JU:IIOU) DDUi'liiliiT I'I'OIIr ,._.
i:i. "IE al CAllY PIIITS ~= .
1117 &AIT COAIT IIIGIIWAY COIIOifA DEL 11M
£HIJitC:HES I
ktt -~ .... "II& Corona ...... .,._ ........ ........ u .... ~ .. aa t1w..,....
Utle 01 the -... Doualu w-u
at tM t :JO and 11 a.m. •rvtc:. Sunday,
• • •
n.t ...... Q:•& torona
del Mar-Dr. T. W. lledearta, In·
t•rlm .,.Or, will apftk on. -rho
Towerr of Zlon" at the 11 a.m.
a nd 7:30 p.m. Sund•y rerviCM. • • •
ClulaU.. ••••••• ~
Newport leach, Corona del Mar,
and Cotta Meaa-"Soul" is the
title of the Jeraon -aermon a t the
9:15 a.m. and Jll a.m. rervlces
Surrda)·.
IL, M ,_1 --! All hiiW 'nw T1uUt lbop of t1w MIMt· n • n a meeta.., An ance .._... ot Kewpor~ .._... .,.......... a.u. Corona del Mar wlft ... open .. •tunta,. from C......doaal Churdt -Gue8t 10 a.m. untU 2 p.m. ,..._ ,_ tM I a.m. Iunday nw ~ at 501 Dad IL. ....,
.moe will be the -... Canon CHy Hall. will be malatalMd b)'
G. W. aam.. CetMdral of ttae lunlor membera Gf the dub dw·
Jneamatlon, Garden Clt)', N.Y. lnl the IUJIUMr ...a ahead.
•" • • The Mop olfen a vadetJ' ol
P'li..,llrtwtlll••• ..._. c:Ja..-. eo.ta ueed elothlq. and a .,edal ef.
Mea-1tae lev. 1. PhJIUp ror. fort Ia beln1 made to eol*t
aandet Sr. ol Jlanta Ana, a Navy more mUdren'a edaool dotiML
chaplain for D yean, wUJ GCCU·
py ltae pu~ for the mnalnlnl e!Cl~~~~..c::::>-o-o~<><>9
3 Sunda,_ of Au1uet. while the
Jt.v. Herbert lohMOn Ia on vaca·
Uon. Mn. laM Loveln will lead
the mJd·WMk prayer Mrvlce at
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Au1. 16.
"1t'a hn too,_
1D Faahl•"
• • • • • •
c:-del.._ C•••• ... 11•111 1 ....._ CIYtetl-. aa..-. New·
. CluarS-"What Ja The Churdh !" port Hellhts-"Our Hope of
will be the sermon topJc of the Glory" Ia the wrmon topic of the
Rev. Edwin Gomke, at the 9:30 Rev. k m ard Burry. a t the 10:45
a.m. and Ut'e 11 a.m. aervJces a.m. aervJce Sunday. Church
Sunday. Church school is at 9:30 ad'loal I• at 9:45 a .m. a.m. • • •
la1bM ltlaald llotMdiat Claaacll
-"These ThrH, Sim plicity, Sin·
*'eri ty, and Service" wlll be the
sermon topic of t'he Rt>v. Godfrey
Gr..ileflln at the 9:30 a.m. a nd
the 11 a.m. Sunday services.
Church s~hool Is at 9:30 a.m . • • •
VDl......U.t C b o r c II • Costa
Mesa -Rob<>rt Lllly. Fairview
Hospital sta(f member, will dis·
cuss "Me ntal Health arid You"
a t 10:30 a.m. Sunday In the sec·
ond In a Sunday morning forum
series.
•AIIfnlfCS TO IE SBOWK
Mrs. Glor ia Bradeson of New.
port will have a rollection of
her paintings a t the lsl\lnders
Gallery ot Contt-mporary of Art.
341 Bay Ide Or .. Newport, from
Aug. H to Sept. t. She took
tlrsr prize at the J unior Ebell
Art Show In the spring. .
I ~ a~~~ed ~~are I
back a t VIsta del Lido, Newport
Beam. afte r a 2t;·month trip
which took them to Hong Kong,
Fol'mosa. other points of interest .
In the Fa r East. and to Honolulu.
Th~> Rus.<~ells are former owners
of Mary's HouSt> of Maple (now
Rt>d Ca rpert 1 In Corona del Mar.
•: • •:• ••••••••••• 8
• • • I Its A•clrew'a ,.,...,...,_
ClatUC:Ia. Cliff Haven-Or. Cha rles
Dlerenlleld will speak on "Lite's
Open Wtndow" a t 8:15. 9:!5, a nd
11 a.m. Sunday. lnlant baptism
will be oblerved at the services.
NEWS RELEASE ..
Z!l E. OOAST HIGHWAY
OOIIONA DEL MAa
ORJOLE 3 ·5030 I
LEE'S ' PHARMACY ....................
•• ·-••• "'•••• Vllllp ,.....,,
BUT
SAME LOCATION - -
302 M.U1NE AVE.. BALBOA ISLAND
SAME PHONE -
OR 3-1650
NEW FACE
PLANNED FOR FALL
AUGUST SALE
Swim Suits Reduce
MEN-w~
IOYB-GilLS
OFF
Aho-
/ S~RTS~R
DRESSES-SUN DRESSES
PlA YCLOTHES
Fint Q...City
Name Brandt
OPEN FRIDAY EVES. 'TIL NINE · PARK FREE AT REAR DOOR
Wollftar-1--..
DEP-'QTMfNT STORE
At lDtonoctioe of lfowport llYcl. CiDd
Harbor ll..S, lD DowlatOWD Cotta llera
CHURCH PI REC·TORY Glamour THE ORANGE COUNTY
Attend the Church
O f Your Choice
Regularly
ST. JAMES
f.PISCOPAL CHURCH
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
ORiole 5·0210
The Rev . .John H. Parke. Rector
SUl'fDA Y SERVICES
8:00-Holy Communion
9:15-Famlly Service a nd
Sunday School
11 :00-Mornlng Pra yer a nd
Sermon
Nursery and sma ll child care
provided
THURSDAY
10:3(}--Holy Communion and
Healing Service
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES - --
niiiT CBUIICB OF camT, ~do Newport k ach
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m.
SUNOA Y SERVICES 9:15 . 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
MEETING 8 p.m.
R.EADJ'KG ROOM-3315 Vla lJdo. !fewport INdl
Open week da,._
5 9 a.m. to p.IIL
Wednada1s t a.m. • '7 :e p.aL
Tuada,_ and rrtcta,._ t a .m. tot p.m.
I&COIID wr,.IIIIU1118CII~ OF CIUiifi,
ICIDIII1' ....... _.. .. c-•-.. D11i1 CGut RllbWAJ
Corona del Mar
SU!fDAY IC!fOOL 9:1S a.m.
SUlfDAY IEKVICE 11 a.m. =-y J:V'ENI!fG I p.IIL
800M-.. Kul CoulllllhwaJ OpeD~~ to .... y= ·'it &Dr ID¥111d .. • a.ida .. .-1_ an41 ...............
LtJTHERAN CHURCH
Church of t he Master1 •
3545 Eut Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
The Rev. D. We~ll. Pu tor
Phone: ORiole 3·5022
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-Tbe Service
9:30 A.M.-Sunday Sch ool
11:00 A.M.-The Service
WEL C O ME
Glimpses
ly Alflf
Fashion ls such fun. a nd it's
rea lly exciting when we are
dressing a ll you charming young
t.tdies who are headed back to
the class rooms. We really en·
joy it so very much, • nd we
know you do too. be<-ause you
show how p leased you a re with '-----------...:1 our s~>IN't lon ... -----------•! lo many. many cottODI •••
u11 East Coast J119ll•crr
Coroaa del liar
Dr. T. W. lloclearll. •astor
Sunday. 11:00 a.m.: Morn·
ing Servict>.
Evening Service. i :JO.
A rordial welcome Is ex·
tPnded for a ll ages to attend
Sunday School as well as
Sunday mornmg and eve·
nlng services.
A mld ·week service Is held
every Wednesday at 7:30
p.m.
fiiiST CHIIIITIAN
CHURCH
Franklin 0 . Bixler, lt. Mlnlater
Ll 8 -4'178 • Paraona,. U 1·52N
SUNDAY 9:~ ··-··--··-... -.. .Bible Sdlool
10:46 ..... ·--·-· Chwdl Servtco
5:30 YCKina Pwoplee' ....u..,
1:30 .......... -... V•por Service
WEDNESDAY t :ao a.m. WCJn"Wn'• Bible Stuct,.
7:00 p.m. ........ Pra"Jft M..U"'
1:00 p.m, -· .. Choir Prac:Uc.
Kwrery and Chlld Care
ProYtdod
nr.t Cbrllt.laa Cbareh
• Til VIctoria at Plaentla
Coate ....
Clild U.e p r t c • a bo9Ua low
o.ou9b for U.at earU..t mont·
... clau • • • CiDd tbo tldN
a..d nreaten ... Clild t.bll yoar
It II .... more ftldtin9 to do
tile skirt and a-..ator rotatlao.
beccnaM wo cne DOW 10 mucb
lD fCIIIIIMa with Otar lftlx CiDd
CODtraftiD9 'ol t k I r t I CIDd
aweaton (wllicJl .. lla9e cal·
wcayr ..... do&JI9) Clild tile
tldN an aliCia DOW CiDd lD·
............... too .......
wiU. a-.. .... with ploata.
.... aatlleAtMpe.andol
~ ....... tile peDdl .........
. Colors a re 110 magnificent ...
l'~upes, oranges, reds. brass, gold.
camel ...
... lady .. till .. .,.. ... .. _ ............. c-1
heat •••• 10 .. --.... .. ...... ..,., ... ...., ....
.......... Aad u.,.. .... t
............ lt wttll .,.. ,.. .. .
............. wW ..... ... .... .,,.. .......
Take a look a t a)J the pretties
In tfhe Au1. 1 V01ue, showln1 10
many early fall tashlorua and
10me wonderfully exd t1n1 looks.
lncludlnl the David Cyatal suits
. . . then come rllht over to
O'Brien's and we will Jet you
try on 10 many of thOle aame
ones you 1M pictured.
-..y .... -.... .... ..., .............. ... .......
P.S. And for you earwr lltll. u..e cool momtnp wU1 .,..aJncl
you that It'• Just ...........
taneo to taU, and you. o1 eoune.
WQnt to look your wr, .._ on 1.------------..&...the job. Wo wiU Mlp yae.
OOilOifA DEL MAll
OOIIIIUNII
CHU8Cil
~AI.
FREEDOM FORUM
Presents-
Mr. Loyd Wright
CIMN,..n of tho N ... , .... lluals;/ C...lttM
of tho ~ICAN SICUitTT COUNCa
II you wut "atralibt talk" • eo....w lllflltratlotl here at home,
1• owe It to yOIII'IIelf to hear Mr. Loyd Wrtpt, fol'lllel' ........_t o1
the Amerleu Bar "-odatloll. Mr. Wrtpt • earreatty Vbaii'IIIU of
tile N.uo.a 8&ratelf Committee of the Amerleu 8eeutty Coaaell,
wWeh bteladea: Oft. A. C. Wede-.eyer, Adm. A. R. Radford, Adm.
... lloreell, R. Adm. C~Moater W. Warp. Adm. F. B. Stalap, Lt. Ge~~.
E. Alwowd. Be wu fon.erty elaalnDaa of tile apee1a1 1%-.... ..,..
..,...... e«w•'mf• deYoted to aa .. .._..e 18-IDOIIth ahldy of tJJJ.
~ ..,.wit, problea.,. the NRita of wlaleb were p.....W
to tile Prelldeat ... c...,_ Ia 185'7. llr. Wrtpt .. C11ab..M of tile
IMennUDul Bar A_,.._ eo.prlaed ot liar A..a.tto. aad
h ........ a&toneya tiwapMt tile free .......
It Dll••tlrnt~ llllll's 611: all Resta..t. West Aw., ~~1111 , .
August 17. 7:30 P.M •
D••••r $2 II Per P•-(Tip & Tax l~c .. dlcl)
u.-,.. .... 11
OOIOitJiia'lla. .. .. .........
• -~~ 1 IIU.ION
OOIOIUalr ILAYD.
···~-· ... .. ftlt a-117 .....
Anti..CO.m sm
I
MOIIIUM CAU1D UUD
'fta:N wtr. •raed wltll ftN·
1lke ~p~aranee wtw.re they en.
tered t tM home. ol Oeort• 1:1)'. •u SH.hore Dr .. w .. Newport.
at 10:<» p.m. lui Frida)', Aq. t.
brinalna fiNmen to ttM ~e»ne.
A fireman cut the eledrtcal
•rvtte clrop. Moiatu,. waa blam·
ed for Uw flalhlftl.
•. , ..... ....
Tt •• , ... I 'riiJ NAUTICAL THEME FOR
8.1. BACK ALLEY FAIR Two C!OpMa ol "Junket to Ja •
CM Will be 11.10. Coffee and PMo" by Clan-Lorenz. we~
ct.aert will al80 be aerved dur· ~ Tueaday to the New.
lnt the altemoori. port •ae~J Ubrary by the AJner.
lt'U M "All Tlalnp Nautkal"
at the e!Jtrtb armual ladl AUey
J'alr to be tMid from 11 un. to
I ~urday. Sept. 2, ln the
alle)' and p~atlo 01 ttM Balboa ;:.=====::;::=====::;! Wand ~ Chun:h. 1115 Aaate Ave.
All ,...... .,. encourapd to lean Field Servb Comm!ttee.
wear Balboa bluee and ottwr Mrs. llobftt Marshall ol lJdo
nautleal tub. audl aa ... lor Jale, sw-fdent ol An. made the bata. and Nd, Will._ and blue preMntaUon to Librarian Doro·
attire, In keeplna With the I thea Sheely.
I
Summer
..
Shirley's
\VE ARE ONLY
4 WEEKS OLD
so --. -
THE SELECTION
of Stock
is NEW and
TOP QUAUTY
HlthliJht ol the fair wlll be
the amorlfUbord apread to be ol·
fered between II a .m. and 2 p.m.
theme of the lair. --------
and aaaln 1om 5 to 8 p.m . 'nae
Returns From
TrJp to Italy
Mrs. Priacllla Grindle ol 531
De Anza Dr.. Corona Hlahland.t.
rec»ntly returned from • 10·
month lltay In Milan, Italy.
She waa at'C'Ompanled to Italy
by her 2 small children, who at.
tended an Enallah·Amerlcan
school In Milan.
''It wu a very educational
t rip for ua. .. lbe explained.
P. r. Bah,_ Ia chairman ol
tbla 1\and-ralalna nent. Otto
Hoe, Ia eo-ttaalrman. DlalbeJ
Will be prepered and aerved by
th• WICS. wtth ...... Robert
Lelnau u chatnnan and Mmes.
Otto Ho.a. P. r. lain" and Rob·
ert lbbotaon u CO·Chalrrn.n.
Mrs. 1.-ter Elmore Ia In charae
ol itlnlnl room decoration.. Mrs.
Fount Lowe Ia In charae of ob·
talnlnJ donatlona 01 JlfU to be
IOid to lair aoera. Gilt bootM
will be 'handled by Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Waidelich, with the U ·
alatance of MIA Eleanor Ely and
Mra. Godfny Graeflln, wife of
the church peator.
Tot Is Saved
Steven c. Cutler, 7, of~·· Se· After o·.v·•ng ville Ave .. Balboa. was taken to
Hoac Hospital for head X·raya
and trutment ol head abrulonal A 2·year·old COS!\) Mesa girl.
alter he wa.s lmoc:ked from his Donna Marte Day, dove Into the
bicycle at ~Channel Rd. Bal. ocean from the end or the New·
boa. at 2:39 p.m. Tuesday. ' port Pier lut Friday nleht and
The youth was sent home was reacue<t by her father, Rk h·
later. He was Involved In an ard E. Day, 2186C Pla~nlla Ave.,
accident with a car driven by and an El Toro marine, Travis
Sharon L. Eastwood, 16. Pua· R. WhHe. 19.
dena, pollee said. .Mrs. Day. who told ol!icers
· she observed her ctauehtef\ dive
........... fer
Hert-...... o.n..-. ur4 c.llectiOA.
ct.-~ ,-,-fly .,...... CM4 _,
from the pier, said that the C'hlld
could s wim Qll.lt.e well. The child
showed fiC)J ...... ~nt Ill effects.
8AIM)A AYE. FLOODED
Balbol.l Ave. at Grand Canal.
Balboa Jaland, became nooded
during the heavy rain which
swept the ha rbor area last Frl·
day afternoon. A water depart.
r::.:-~: .:'tC\'.' was dispatched to
open the storm drain and let the
w.ater Into the bay. A valve In
the lint' Is ci()S('d during high
tide to ket'p salt water out of
the street.
MEDIC IS ASSIGJIEJ)
Friends Meet
After 25 Years
A nwmber 01 tt\e audlen~ at
the Newport Leclon Hall WhM~
Tom W a n 1 aave eye.wltneu
testimony about the communist
take-over of China wu Dr. Alex·
ander Renner of Corona Hleh·
landa, who wu a Stnnehal
physician for more than 20 yeara.
When t'he lr,)et'Ch waa over,
Dr. Renner ·went over to ar~t
Mr. Wane. and uked "Do Y.ou
~member me?" Mr. Wang. who
used to be & boanker. Importer
a nd exporte-r In Shanghai, pond·
ered for a while. thc.-n exclaimed.
"Ah, yes, you are the gentleman
who always used to wear a red
flower In your button holt':"
Tht' two men had met during
happie r days In China. and had
not seen t>a ch other for some 25
years .
._ leeleiJ IMw
Set··~~-1 ...
Tht' California State Buuon
Soclt>ty's Annua l Show will be
held at th~ Green Hotf'l, Pasa.
dena, Aug. ns. 19 and 20. Mem .
bers of the Orangt> County But·
ton Club contrihullng to the
area entry are: Mrs. Edna Eliker
ot Corona del Ma r. presldenl:
Mrs. Millie Bomboy. Orangt-;
Mrs. Christina Farrl!l. Santa
Ana: Mrs. A,rine ~tc~. Santa
Ana: Mrs. Graet> Hadtit-111, Santa
Ana: Mrs. Maurlf' Edmundson,
Orang!': Mrs. ~raldln<> Shiner.
Corona del Ma r: ~1rs. Mad~t' Val·
gamore. Gardrn Grove: Mrs
Jane Belt. Balboa: Mrs. Hn el
Condon. Corona dt-1 Mar: ~1rs.
Allt'e T. Smith. Garden Grovf';
~1rs. Ina PortN. St-al Beac-h :
Mrs. Ruth Sm<X'k. La g u n a
B<>ach ; Mrs. MarahPIIe Angnf'.
Orange-: Mrs. Sarah Harpole.
Coso Mf'Sa ; Mrs. Moneta Jlnrrl~.
Los Angt-l«>s. anrl M is~ ~tarjone
Riddle. Orange.
.
First Anti-Communism School
Set For Harbor Area Aug. 26
The newly formed Harbor Be· American B&r Aan.-"U.S. Con·
publlc.n AMn. Ia ~n1 the atltutlon and 8111 fiJI BJahu In
Harbor A~'• ftnt Antl·Com· ks Relationship to Communlam."
munlam kbool u a ldek·oft to Kl Cl rd r us the ChrtaUan Anti-Communism t a IY. onner · · con· rreuman t rom MKt.laan -School to be held at tile a.o. An · "Houae CommHlee on Un·Amerl·
,elea Spocta Arena Aua. 28· can Activities." Se~ l.Ha--"rea School will Dr. Robert Pet•,_,.,, principal ,....,. ._ ol Monte Vlata School In Santa
be held from 9:30 a .m. to 5:30 Ana and adult edueaUon J~ur·
p.m. Saturday, AUJ. ~. In Or-er -"&-creta of Soviet Suecft~S
anae Coast Coll•ae auditorium. and the lnternaUonal Situa. accordln1 to Jack Hopwood. p;es. t1on."
ldent or fhe Harbor Republican Eric PrtdonoU, president ot
Aun. Ritr Englneerlnc ana Manufac·
'Mie donation to defray expens-turing Corp.-"Paradox In £du. es, lncludln1a box lunch, 11 $2.50. eallon."
lDl REwtOIIT AYK.
D ....... c... ....
'nckeU may be obtained by caiJ. Thert' will also be a mov1e
Inc Midway 6·8888 or writing to-"Communist Acc.nt on Youth .:
the GOP Assn. at P.O. Box 392, first In thl' "Criwa ror Arneri-
Newport Beach. icaiiMi·.·~iiril~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Here a~ the apeakers and
their topi~ for Aua. 26:
George Todt, L.A. Herald Ex·
press roiumnist -"A Challenee
tor American Free Enterprise."
Loyd Wrilht. vice-preside nt of
Fire Comes I
to Fire Hall
Newport Beach firemen dldo't
have to jump aboard their trucks
and run wlrh rt'd lights and
sirens to a fire last Sunday: the
fire was brought to them. I
James H. Lauer. Redlands.
drove his t'ar to the fire station
a1 475 32nd St., Newport Beam.
at 9:49 a.m. for a minor e~tric·
at fire under thf duh In his
car. Flrt'men pulfed Wiring plug
to tall and stop lights and rec·
ommendf'd that he obta in a me·
chanic to make repairs.
Registration
By Mail Set
Beginning Aug. 16, students
who •plan to -attend Oran~e
Coast Collegf' adult education
and e xtend l' d day college
cou~ this fall may regtster by
matl for those rollrses for which
a materldl C'harge wtll be made.
Mall registration for tht'se
COUfS('S will be asx-epted through I
Aug. 23. aC'<'Ordlng to Dr. Thomas
A. Blakely. dean or adult and
extended adult educa tion. The
Values!
our Fine
Summer Jewelry
at
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-ra P111 ..,.._PLaia ,-
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OPER EYEJIDIGS 'TILL I:JO P.Jt.
S,hirley's
Army Capt. David L. Swanson.
son of Mr. and Mrs. David L.
Sw.1nson, 2676 0 rang e Ave .•
C08ta Mesa. has been assi~ned
a.s a m.-dlcal ortlcf>r with the
25t'h Battalion In Hawa ii. He Is
a 1952 graduatf' of Newport Har.
bor Hillh School and a 1956
g,raduate of the University of
California. Berkeley. Hla wife.
Catherine, Ia with him ln Hawaii.
IUaJIS AAJ1 Of .OAT rlaE ~f~a~IJ~~~·~m~e~s~tc~r~w~ll~l~be~g~l~n~Se~p~t~.~l~l.-=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~== Capt. C. A. Bickhart, 297 Rose j
m &. 17'1'11 ST.
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Tax Stale ment coming. too.
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Robin Hill, 1957 eraduate or
Harbor High, has complete-d h.-r
Bachelor or Arts ~gree at Prln·
ctpla Collece In Elsah, lllinoi .
She was the only upper division
graduate to receive high scho·
lrusllc honors, and she also was
granted thf' Ralph Colby junior
award for 1961.
'CAITIIO' Jl .AJIQEJ)
A stuffed dummy labf'led
"Castro" was found hangln~
from a light pole In t he alley
behind 527 Tustin Ave .. Nt-wport
Helglhts. at 2:10 a.m. yestt-rday
C Wednesday. I by Newport police.
TIME TO HGIITEII
Nt'w Harbor Area residents
who will attend Newport Harh<>r
High School this fall may rl'gis·
tf'r at rhe high school offi ci' by
appointment unlll Aug. 25. Sept.
6 Is first ~ay of S('hool.
JODI I CDM KJW AIIU
The Rt>v. Edwin Gomkr. pastor
of thf' Corona del Mar Congre·
gationa l Church. is a new mem.
ber of thf' Corona del Mar Ki·
wanls Club. whi<'h mftUI F'rlday
noon at the Hurley Bell Inn.
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No. A ·~
ESTATE OF FRANCJS ALEX·
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as FRANK MONRO AND F. A.
MONRO. DECEASED
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to the creditors of ·and all per·
aoM hav1nc claims aplnst the
said dec.dent or said e.tate to
file them with. the neceuary
vouchetl In the otftce of the
Clerk or the Superior Court ot
t~ 9ta te or CallfornJa. In and
for the ~ounty ot Oranae. or to
pi"Hent the aame, With tM
neceMary vouchers In the olflce
et ttie Clerk of tiM Superior
Court of the State ol Calltomla.
In and for the County G1 Oranp.l or to prnent tt\e •me• Witt\ the
n«eM&ry YOUchera. to the un·
dftwlped at h&a or Mr p•ce ol
bu .. ....._ to-wtt:
leautty J'IJSt Matlonal Bank.
Eucutor. 10 ,...,._ Square,
Santa Ana. Calllomla, Within
aiJl montba alter ttw llrst pubiJ·
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Dated: JulY • •••· 8fturtt1 "nt National
Banlr. a natlonal banklna
...taUon,
by C.. I . Hendenon. AaMt· anc ,..,_ omc:.r, ~-
tor .. the l:lttat' of aald
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Lane. Costa Mesa. suffered a
burned riJht arm In • nash fire
aboard t.la aportfiah.ln1 boat.
Linao, at the B&lboa Pavllfon. 400
Main St.. Balboa. at 8:33 p.m.
Sunday. He u~d a C02 extln·
guisher lo put out thf' flrt'.
whlct't re ultt>d wht-n gas fumt>
ign1ted In the btl~f' whf'n thf'
motor was ·tarH.•d. -Thert.' wa
no dam.-.ge.
RUMMEL II IWDUCTED
Don Hummel. hf'ad of the
Credit Burea u or Western Orange I
County. has bt>l'n indu.-trd as a
nt>w mPmber or the ~t'wport
Harbor Kiwanis Club. which I
meNs at noon Thursda\·s at the
Villa Marina restaurant.
NOW THRU TUES.
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Speculation
No
UDCertaiDty
w ith an
INSUJIED
'C' LEAGUE. TOURNEY
, IS NOW UNDER WAY
Champion C lellJUe team ol
the harbor area summer baseball
proeram wlll be decided 1n a
aame at 6 p.m. Friday, Aua. 18.
In Costa Mesa Park .
MHa ·Park. Re1ular 1 e a 1 u e
camea ended Jut Friday, Au1. 4.
C LUCUE
J'lnal' Standings
v
CAll GOES OUT · FOR
SEPT. 5 GRID DRill
Heed coach Wayne Hu~Mt
has laaufHI a call lor Harbor
Hllh football p,_pecta to report
Tu,.clay, Sept. IS. lor be1lnnln1
of pra<'tlce for the comlna aea·
ton.
"To tet your unltorm and be
able to play, you must al so be
covered by Insurance.'' the coach
states In hla letter.
SAVINGS
' ACCOUNT
The C tournament started IL~t
Tuesday followed by .games )'H·
tcrd.ty (Wednesday) and next
Sa turday. Games next week will
be held on Tuesdll)', Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday In Costa
coaoaA, w
Pirates ............................. 12
Phllllea . .............. ..... .. 9
. .~ BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS 6
Tuesday, Aur. 22. Is the date
for physical exams -In the
oltlc-e ot the nurse at 8 a.m.
Tilose who cannot be present on
that day are requested to obtain
a statement from the family
doctor on physical fltnc!\s for
playlrq, tootball.
"We hear many of you are
gt>Uine together under the lead·
ershlp of our captains.'' the Jetter
continues. "This Is great and
the mor.-the bellf'r. Encourage
anyone· who Is not doing so to
tur n out. The closer you arc as
a grow,;> the better your sp irit
for next fall. Also. <'n<.'ourage...
anyone who Is not familiar with
our football program, transfers.
ctc .. to rontaet Coach Hught's at
Oriole 3·183-1. We have good
matt'rlal, but shall always W<'l ·
rome anyone lnrcn'IY lntNc;.t<'d
In playing football."
Red legs . . .. .... 7
Giants ............. --······· 0
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•
International
All Stars Win
International vague all stars
won 3 to 0 over Mesa League all
stars at 8:30 p.m. last Sunday In
Costa Mesa Park to end the BB
all star games.
The lntt>rnatlonals be a t th<'
Pony League all stars in a game
at 6:30 p.m. last Friday While
the Mt'sans beat the Sally Lea·
gue all stars in a game at 8:30
p.m.. both in Costa Mesa Park.
for the honor of appearing In the
final game.
Members of the lntNnatlonaJ
all stars included Rk h Hawley.
David PI u m b. Mike Pomeroy.
Jpff Brown, Cole Miller, Brad
Brown, Don llllngsworth. Ed
Washko, Mike Maxwell. But<'h
l tterly, John Jlavt>n. Tony Boetto.
John Stolare<'k, R u s h Trower,
Craig Starkf'y, Steve Re<>ce, Rl<'k
Ollvar and Bob WhYtock.
BAaaoa
... n1 3 Cubs ..
Dodg.-rs
Cards .
Braves
U. LUliE
10 4 ------------.. 5 9
2 12
Ph lilies
Pirates .
C::lants .
Rl'dlegs
Dodgt>rs
Cards
Giants
Cubs
Br:tvt>s
Cards
Dod2f'rs
Giants
Cubs
Phi lilt'S
MABJKEBS
SUifSET
COAST
13
12
5
0
9
8
6
0
12
12
11
7
... 4
1
Texas Stars
Top Pioneers
2
3
10
15
2
4
6
11
3
4
5
8
11
•14
e MOifDAT. JULT U
GIANTS 5, CARDS 0: The
Card!J produ<'t'd no player Of the
game as thf'y we>nt scorcJe!(.,.
John ~fflnawell, for the Glant.'f:
batted in the first 3 runs and
p layPd a great defeMive game,
making 2 great plck ·otfs on sec-
ond.
e TIIUUDAT, JULT 27
CARDS 12. BRAVES 5: Mike
Clemenre was named player of
tht' game for the Cards u they
scort>d 3 runs In the first and
Se<:'<>nd Innings and 6 more In
the fourth. The Rraves made 3
runs In the first and 2 In the
Sf'<'Ond.
e MOifDAT, lULT 31
DODGERS 3, CARDS 2: Craig
Ritter was named player of the
~ame for the Cards as thfly madt'
tht>lr bid with 2 runs In the SC<'·
ond. The DodgPr'll Wc'nt St'Ore·
lt'ss until the lust Inni ng. thf'n
brought In 3 runs and wrapJ)f'd
!'his game up. Bo Mal1 1k was
named playt>r or the game.'.
e TBUUDAT. AUG. 3
the game for the Giants as they
scored"6 runs In the second Inn.
Jng 3 In the third, 4 In the fourth
a nd 1 In the fifth.
• MOaDAT, JVL T 31
GIANTS 9, CUBS J: The Giants
"Without a not" from your own
doc-tor or the physical from the
doc1or provided by the S<·hool,
you eannot be l&'tued a uniform,"
Coa<'h Hurhes reminds the grid·
ders In a letter sent to all. pros·
~.
UnJforms will be Issued on
Labor Day, Sept. 4, In the atter·
noon ar<J evening.
cored twire In thf' third, 6 times·
In lhl' fourth and one In the
fifth, with Pitcher LU<'ky Ander·
son rettlng the player of the
g ame rt'COenltlon. The Cubs
made their single run In the last
Inning, w ith Billy Finster, third I••E•ftAII LEIIIJE ba~. picked player of the game. ----
J
Top Albacore
Catches Made
BRAVES. tlO, DODGERS 6: The
Braves scored 3 ruru~ each In ttw-e TUUDAT, AUQ. 1 Capt. Ray Thorpe, managN or
f1111t 3 Innings and 1 In the DODGERS 7, CUBS 2: Dodgers Davey's Loc k e r In Newport
fourth. Semple was named play. made 4 runs In tht> rlr11t Inning Beach, r1'ports tht> albJcort' are
er of the game. Hussey mad£' a and waited until the last Inning still with us. but a long way
2·base hit In the fourth. The to gt't 3 more. The Cubs madt' out, from 80 to 100 miles. 1
Dodgers made 2 runs In the sec· their lone 2 runs In the first Jn. So far thl' l>ast 4 W('~k'> have
end. one In the third and started ning. FrM Bandel Wlll named surpassed any previ ous rat<'h
a rally with 3 in the fourth but player of tht' gamP for thr. Cubs. madP slnee rerords were ta rted
flzllfd. VIrgil Fox, rellt'f pit<'her, was In 1916, he says.
PJRATES 1 I, REDLEGS 1: Wll. player o f the game for the An g 1 e r s on boat!! out of
lie Duncan.;was picked playt'r of Dodgers. Pat Mlran made a Davey's Locker have brought in
the game for J he Pirates, who h ome r un for the Dodgers In the 15.529 altucorc to date. Albacore
got.going with 5 runs ,Jn the first lnnint:. srwd als leave at 1 anti 1:30a m.
second Inning, tapered oft with -------------------------4 In the third and 2 in thf' ·,
fourth. The Reds made t he I r Texas Leaguf' all stars won 6
to 5 O\•er the Pioneer ~aguE" all
•tall! in thf' final B all star series
Sunday in Costa MPS& Park.
single run In the thi rd lnnlne.
CARDS 2. GIANTS 0: Terry -----------Thompson plt<'hf'd all innings The -·
LAGUNA
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Saturday 10 A.M . to 4 P.~.
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Mf'mbfors of the Texas League
tf'am lnduck>d Chuck Perry. Greg
Henkle, K P n n y Caldwell, Jf'ff
Jlt>nkle, Scott Walker. Ric-h Har·
rl11, Billy Dugas. J('(f Kazmt'r.
Terry Einspahr, Doug Wukawltz.
C h u <' k Taft. Bill Stagg, Tom
M «"<'kIn s. M ike LaRu<', Billy
Moran, David Lf'y<'rly, Dic-k Our·
ant<' and Chris Llnd<'man.
Th<' T e xas stars beat the
Nonher n Lt'ngu<' all star~ In a
game Friday at thP Corona df'l
Mar Youth Crnt<'r for the crack
a t thf' Plont'l'r stars. The Pioneer
11ta~ bt-at the Wt'stt'r n Lf'ague
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for the Cards and wa.s named
ro-player ol thf' game with Mike -------------Woodhead. All they nN'd<'d
wt>re 2 runs in the fourth for
this one. PitchN Larry Robbins
was namE-d player or the gam<'
for thf' Giants.
e IIOifDAT. JULT 24
REDLEGS 1, GIANTS 1: ThP
RPds made a run In thfl first and
the Giants a run In the fi fth to
tic this ont> up. Dan Orr and
Butrh Ph·rcP WPrP namNI CO·
playNs of the gamt' for lhC'
Giants.
e FBIDAT, JULY 21
CUBS 9. GIANTS I : Cral.: Gra ·
ham, pll<'ht>r, and Jeff Youna
were named co·p layers of the
game for the Cut.. Thf' GlantJt
couldn't get goinlf, scored only
one run In the sixth.
DODGERS -1. BRAVES I : Thl'
Dodgers S<.'Orcd a run In the fiNit
and 3 in the last Inning. Thr
Brave-. made tht'lr Jonl' run In
thl' third. Page play<•d l<'ft rll'ld
for the Bravr and pil('hl'd tht'
last Inning lor ptayer of the
gam<" aN'Oladt'.
• PaiDAT. JULT 21
PIRATES 12. REDLEGS 4: Pi ·
ratf's !'lcored 4 runs In the first
2 in tht' !'t'<'ond and 6 In the thirt1
ln'ning. Tom Wcstgatt', left flt>ld.
was picked pl.l.)'<'r or thf' game.
Pctt> Esplau made a home run
In the second and Bruce Wood·
worth a 3 ba~ hit In the third
for the Pirates.
• W&DaUDAT. AUG. 2
GIANTS 6, BRAVES 1: The
Gianu made a run In thf" fourth,
2 In the tirrh and 3 in the sixth.
The Bravt>s made their lone run
In th«' fifth Inning. Craig Pagt'
pitched 3 Innings and Craig Sro·
f ield 3 Innings tor the Braves.
DODGERS 9, REDLEGS 0: For.
fcit.
CUBS 4, PIRATES 3: The Cubs
srored single runs In the first
and second and 2 runs In the
third Inning to 8Q Ut'ak through.
The Pirates made 2 runs In the
serond and 1 run In the third.
Bud Bam~ wa.<s named player ot the game for ttle Cubs.
• MOIIDA1', JULY II
PHIUJES 23, GIANTS 3. The
Phlls went wild with 7 runs In
the first Inning, 6 II) ttHt lle<."'nd,
5 In the third and 5 In the fourth.
The Giants ba't ted In single
runs In the first, t hird and fifth.
• TUUDAT, AVG. I
PJRA~ 15, REDLEGS 2: The
Pirates 1tartfHI out slow with a
single run In ttee nrst and 2 ruru~
In the t~erond but blutM 1n 6
runs each In the tftJrd and fourth
lnnlnp. n.e .,.. Jnede atneJe
runs In the Jut 2 tnnlnp. • W&WaDAt',. AVG. I
REDLIGS 18. PHIUJEI 07:
The Jtede aqUHUd tfu'oua" a
dOIM! one wkh 8 ru,j tn the Me·
ond, one In the fourth, 7 • the
fifth •net 4 In tlte ahrth. "nw
F'tlllllft bPt In tMre wtth 4 In
the lk'ina end third, 2 In t•e
lourtb. 4 ln the ftfttl but sUpped
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e TUESDAY, AUQ. 1
GIANTS 9, CARDS 3: Chris An·
derson pitched 4 Innings for the
Giants to be named player or
th«" game. His team l9eored 2 In
the first. 4 In the serond, 2 In the
third and ont> in the fourth. Thf'
Cards went 0·1·2·0 tor their thrL>e
ru n!'!.
e TBUUDAT, AUC. 3
REDLEGS 12, CARDS 0: The
ft(tds S<'Ored 8 run!l In the fourth
and 4 In the fifth. Mike Cl"'m ·
Pncc was named player of the
game for the Cards, as Tim Tim·
mNman pitched.
• nnmiDAY. AVG. I
CUBS 13. DODGERS 10: The
Cubs S<'On.'d a run In the first,
2 In the second, 1 In the third.
4 in tht' fourth and 5 In the tlfth
In this ban g·up game. The
Dodgers opent>d with 4 r uns In
the first inning, stumbled with
none In the second, Ont' In the
third. none In ttte fourth. warm·
fld up with 4 l n the fltth but col ·
lap!l('d with one In thf' sixth.
CARDS 11. BRAVES 9: The
Cards Sl('()red one run in thf' fir11t,
with 5 in the serond and 5 lrr the
thi rd. The Braves madt' 3 In the
fi rst. 4 In thf' second and 2 In
the third.
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alrno.t a quarter million dollars • a.lrP UYal
In value JOt Auf\llt off to a Goods. extend deck, 1811 Xlnp
'Npectable atart In bulldhll &e· Rd., 13.000.
!lvlty after the d r a at I C! ~uly • 8AL80A
slump. Warren JCJttel, repair dry rot, Oth~ .,.rmlll durtna the nrst 1213 E. Balboa, 11001 WHk of Auauat brouJ'tu the total • LIDO Ill.& ·
ctoee •to 13:50.000 for the City of Betty Jane Farrell, addition,
Newport· Beach. 100 VIa Quito, 13.700.
• COIIO•A DD. IIAI. • V..al lAY UU
Mrs. I. W. Miller, 2-unlt. 2· 8 a y c res t Development Co.,
9tory dwelllna. 215 D&ftlla, P4.· nine 1-unlt, 1-atory dwelllnp on
500; Mildred Seidel, en c I oe e Holiday a nd Sa'ndlewood, $234,·
p a t I o. 311 Polnaettla, $1,:500; 400, a nd fence at 1910 Commo·
Newport. Floor Coverlna. 2 •liM. I dore. S300; Tom Co'X, partltJona.
3500 E. Coast Hwy., $50. 2043 Westcllft, 889(); 1 Rkhard
• 1800 CLJFI'I Jordan, f en ce, 2100 W.-tellff.
Ruth Co I em an. fe nce, 324 $350; Dr. Jol)n Wheaton, fe~.
Morning Ca nyon, 1100. 1738 Candlestick, $227.
• CAII&O moau • •zWJOn
Don Conklin, awimm lne yool, Joe Nlck.-rtz, AIJn, 3636 New-
4:i31 Camden, $3,000. port, 1150; R.ichfleld 011 Co .•
• IIAJmOa VIEW IIILLI sian. 200 w. Cout, S400; Newport
Fra nk Learand. partition , 1100 Balboa Savings and ~n. slen.
White Sails Way 183. 13366 VIa Udo, $200; Firehouse ' Upholstery, algn, 106 T u a t i n.
• lfEWJOIIT UOaD $500; Homet Va~ntlne, cabana.
Thomas_ Andrew, fence, 222 carport a t 300 E. Cout. space
Prospe<'f, $.)(); Cy Newman, fence, 14·8. 17.500; Bob Roubl,n, stan:
226 Prospect, 1.'50. 2200 Newport Blvd., $100; JUch·
• •EWJOIIT IIEJGII'n fl.-ld 0 11 Co.. pump islan<~. 200
Morrl Molho. fenc-e and cates, W. Cout, 11.200; Charle. Robin·
311 Aliso. 1150; Dr. S. F. Qau . son. new •ldlng. Z714 W. Ocean
)alna, alterations and addltlon11, Ft., 175; Thomas Bland!. 2-unlt,
2-story dwelling. 214 35th St.,
123.700; Rldhard's Market, awn·
lng, 3433 VIa Lido, t657.
IEBVU llf PBILIPPIIfEI
Serving at the Sublc Bay Na·
val Base In the Philippines Is
Kenneth D. Houston, per80nnel
man !le\.--ond d &5S, son of Charles
E. Huston of 330 Via lJdo Nord,
LJdo Isle.
•••I• Pla•ala• Lt. William a. Dulto&a. ol 122
Beaonta Av~.. Corona del Mar,
bu been promoted to nrst II~U·
~nant In the United State.
Army ~rv~. Lt. DuBois Is as·
algned to th~ Combat Support
Company or the Tht'rd Battle
Group of the 15th Infantry, sta·
tloned at Santa Ana. He wu
alated to Camp Roberti on AU ·
pat 9 for • 2·WHk tour ot
duty.
UGAL •oncz
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
A ·38:100
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF' CALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF' ORANGE
No. A · 38200
Eatate of
CLAUDE ATKINSON,
De«oued.
NOTICf; IS HEREBY •GIVEN to
the credltora of the above named
decedent that all persons having
claims aealn.st the said d~ent
are required to llle them, with
the necessary vouchers. In the of·
fl~ of the clerk of thP above>
entitled court, or to present them,
with the necessary vouchl"rs. to
the undersigned at Law Offices
of Franklin and Franklin. 107
East 18th Street, C08ta Mesa.
California; which Is thl' place of
business of tht> undersigned In
all maners pertaining to the
estate of said decede nt, within
six' months after the first publl·
cation of rhls notit.'f>.
Dated July 19th. 1961.
MARJORIE GALE.
Administratrix with the
Will-annexed of the es·
ta te or the above named
deredent.
FRANKLIN AND FRA:-4KLJN
100 East 18th St .. Costa Mesa,
California.
Attorneys for AdmlnlstTatrlx
wtth the WIII-Annu.-d.
Publlahf"d July 27. Aug. 3, 10. 17
In the Newport Harbor Ensign
WRY BE HALF-ELECTRIC WilEN TBB
FUTURE IS AILELECI'IUC f
Whea you buy a home, DON'T BUY B11U.T•M
OBSOLESCENCE. Buy a tota}-electrie c;,)d
Medallion Home and get complete "Howe-
power." Only homes that meet the rigid
Medallion Home requirements for electrie
faeilitiea offer yoa tr':'ly modern livin1.
So-called "adequate •• wirin1 is not enoap.
The oh. way to be sure you get the neees-
u r y number and variety of electric
circuits, large enouch wires and ample
electric service-entrance facil· ®.
it if'S, is to buY. a home that hu ...-..
earned this emblem ••• the tfi --Medallion Home Award.
Wh .. n you huy a range, clothes dryer, air
conditioner., water heater or home heating
-buy electric. Why compromise with
progress? Especially when electricity is
today ·s biggest bargain, still priced at 1939
levels.
StiENCE IS DEVElOPING NEW SOIJICES
or FJ.ECI'IItliT
ELECnJaiY ..... nlldy to brighten
,.. ........ lfaiJII J1111Nik,laeJp JOU .,., .. __ Aae~lcaa ladutry reeopiaea tllat tlae •••a ..
l.w electrical eDe~IJ' wiD 100a ~each etageriat
proport.ioal-tlaat tlaelutare Ia alf-.leetric. ,.. ..... ,..IIIIIIJ waya, 10 often, , ........ ,
LOok--~ ••• ..,.....JOII Deed
andeJ-1_ .. 'I •d•.fefeUr.lta
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ltladleiDIII&•s 0 'dr' ......
hameu ul., " I
Aad~· .. •-• 2 ......... lutllle-.... 111 7 let,· a
That Ia why todar, aore thaa ner helore,
pncticaU,. all tep,Milta of iadoatry are daa..eliat
.......... efort towaN ODe iaapentn~ COIIUDOD
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IN
HOiiiP.i FOB BENr
1038 GOLDENIOD, C.D.M. 3 bed·
room. Family room. bullt·ln
kitche n. Carpeta, drapes-Year
lease 1325 mo. In Harbor VI~~
Hilla. Call OR 3·9300.
ClASSIREO AD ItA TES -c..h with order ., wftttift I 0 4.ys
SUMMER Rental -2 bedroom
furnlahed apt.. available Jut
2 w~ In Aueuat 'includlne
Labor Day week-end. $65 wk.
Utilities paid, adu lts, no pets.
OR 5·0047 or 620 Orch id. COM.
I TNM
20 worcfs ., leu ·······--·---·---.75
21 wcwds to 30 worcfs ··--·--·--1.00
31 words to 40 .... ···-··-··-·-··--1.25
&d. word over 40 werdt ------.03
2T"MM1
.1.25
1.10
,2.00
.OS
3 Timea
1.10
2.00
2.50
.07
U DO ISLE-Furnished
~odern 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths.
No child ren or Pets. Sept. 1 to
June 15th. $250 mo. Owner
206 Via Dijon, U do Isle. OR
3-8647 . SYcamore .3-7632 bro .
kers llst.
APt'S. FOR BENT
2-BEDROOM APT. south of hl&h·
way, COM. Draperies. wall·to-
wall earpets. Adults only. OR
5·0845.
DUPLEX, 5 roo;;;-upper. $130.00,
u tilltl(' paid CDM .. Available
Sept 2. u~K'n hous.> Aug. 1st to
4th. Pasaliena . Mll-1·8541.
F'OR RENT. $130 Furnished, 5
room uppPr duplu. utllltlf"S
lnrludiC'd. Avallab)(' s.>pt. 2.
42~ Dahlia, COM. Pa . phonf'
MC l·s;;.tl.
WANTED TO RENT
w A."rr To-R1:Ni'~uure-d c:ou plt>
want to re nt 2 bedroom older
home. Privilege of rede<.'orat·
lng. I Permanent. Box ;:C.
Ensign. GArfie ld 2·9.&39. F_O_R_S_ALE ______ MU_SIC_AL_ -----
BETTER-BITt Hlde·a ·Bed. Cold ·
spot Refrlgera tor. good rondi.
tion. Priced for quick sale. $50.
ORiole 3-8869.
SOLID maple . knee-hole desk.
like new. 6 drawers. $135
' v.tlueo. Will S('lJ for $75. R. K.
Hurd. 444 Morning Canyon
Road, COM, OR 3·2329.
HELP WANTED
TEACHER nf't'ds baby :;rttf'r for
2 yt>ar-old: my homP. Corona
del ~far. stan mg St>pt. :>; 7:30
a .m. · 3 p m. 60r hour. Ora olf'
3 · 7305.
• BALDWIN ORGANS
• BALDWIN PIANOS
l'~~>t1 Cherry f'r Pro\'.
B •. d dwln Orga n
w ith PN r u.sslon and bf>nrh
Woodwor h
PIA:-iO It ORC A:'\ CO
:!626 E. Coast Hw'ay
Coron.t df'l ~1.t r · Or J .j53()
:>1:; :'\o :\ta1n Sr.. Santa Ana
Kt i H :-9
L()ST &FOUND_~~
PARAKEET. bi~.W>·green with yf'l ·
Jow head. Lost In ~00 blk.
Ca rnation. COM. Rt>ward.
OR 3·3184.
LADY who found Chthuahua
femalf' dog 1n Lakf'wood -
Plea!H' c-all TOrry 6·3798. R«.>·
ward. Dog answiC'rs to "TinkN "
lfEW
All tuna cat food
Sped al 8·c.ans for $1.00 .........
Golden 98c -Cream $1.:"1()
Hams1ers cagiC' a nd a ll liUp·
plies .. . $4.9.3
JOilDAif .. PET IBOP
273.2 E. Coast Hiahway. Co·
rona dt-J Ma r. ORiole 3 2430.
~UTOMqTIVE =--==-=-
ITS CHECK-UP TIME
TIRES • TUNE-UP
• LUBRICATION •
WHEEL AUGNMENT
• OIL CHANGE • •
Herb Miller's
RICHfiELD STATION E.X PERI E:"CED-Ready to wrn
Sales Girl. Agt'd 25·-15. Ca ll
O R 3-5030 for AppOintment. _
ORCA~ SALE -Ele ·trontt" or·
gan'l tr,u11'd in on HA.\f·
~10:->DS. fl")m S395. Lowrey. ~mihall. Thomas. Kinsma n. 3636 E. Cout" Hwy. at PolnMttla
ett". OR 3 ·9728 • Corona del Mar
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAlLY
Be Su~ To Check With
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
475 N. Newport Blvd., Newport
Midway 6·4481
=At;~=D~~eli
qualified houseket>per. nuMW'.
Refe~nces. Top ular)t ex·
pected. HY 4-9286.
OOMES'nC WOK ol any kind.
houaecleanlng, window wash·
lng. All genera l work $1.50
hour. Klmbftrly 7 .9()25 after
6 p.m. COM.
YARD MAINTENANCE
lfewl.4nnt~.
Plaattap. aeaa~ ....
L4nnt McdDteiiCIIIIN, etc.
Phon~ Kl 5-2737
LIWI CIIE
• Residt>nt ia I &
C'vmmel\·1al
• Class .. A" Work
• Patios & r E'IlC'<'S
• F'inal l'lt>anup
• Tr.l h Ha uling
... ct•rk
LE 6-2-162 · Ll fl.~~ ----LEGAL lfO'nCE
Tradf.' your plano tor a n~
org.l n. Wi' gl VI' highi'Sl l'ilSh
pnn>, Swap your little ~d
t•h•Jrd organ for a :-lEW HAM·
MO:'>D CHORD ORCA.~. b1g
trttdf'·ln allowanN'. Hammond
orgn ns u"f"d ; c·hord organs.
sp1nN<~, a nd one largl' home
mo<lf'l. Big a vi ng~. ca.sH•st
tt'rms on a ll sale .
:-il'w Ha mmond Organ Extra -
vok e. S6~5 dt'llverf'd with
benC'h. W<> tenc:-h you to play
f!'f'e.
SCHMIDT . PHILLIPS, 0 r a ng e
County Hammond Otoa.l .. r since.
1949. STEINWAV pano.. 1907
:"<ionh ~1aln at 20t h. San ta Ana.
F'rt't.' PnrkiQg.
H AMM O N D
O R G A N
-Lo.b. factwy
\\'h~ !'<'II It• tor 11'"-5 wht'n you
c·a n h:n f> 1 ht' bo~~r"
Com<' tv tJr.,:11 n llf•ar1quartt>rS
r,lflay a nd , tart to .,lay'
IIA \t:\10 :'\0 Corona ,II' I :\1ar
;2lo(",l F.. \v;Jst Hh•a y ·OR 3 ~30
PIA :'>P SALE -f lnr Ebony
~:r.tn<l plan•l. :'1.~ ~II<'. rt>fln·
l'h t•d & J:U.t r.IIIIN•d. S2fl(l0 \31·
u.• for s-;~-•. lf'rml( lt kt> rt'nl
:'.'\•'fill 'h llhlly U.."NI "PiliP! "
''~-'"'"''" pl.tn.x a ll 1n Jl('rf~ '"'ntlllwn rrom s:..~n 3 ~l'<tr.> CERTIFICATE OF Bl:SI:'>~$
Fwtitlous F'1rm :-lame 1'' I"'~ , THE l ':"<iDERSIG:-i ED do hen>b~ ltl ll•"'trl ll"~'c\ 1 ,-,,n<1 Pl.tnn". rt>
t h h d t I f1nt~h~>d .tnd full\ l!ll a raniE'Nl. <-e n1 ~ t a t .' f'Y are con Ul' •n~t from $490. to" .,· Sl l a month
a dry cleaning shop and la un l'hf•rn :'ot,.plt> r In I ' h F'n•nch dr..-agton<"V buslnf"s..<~ a t 333 Ea t , ·
1-· h , · c t '·I Call· I ro,· R,t h y Grand. IL"<'d on I} , t ::,t ~t. os a •• esa. fl <1 1 , s 1 • Cornia, undt>r the tlC'trtrous firm '18 ••m mo " !i>u\t ~. ~>as) tt>rm:-name-of lk<st Cleaners and t ha r T .tkt> O\ o>r hall nl''t' 'on E:n l} Am saad t~rm is com pc:lM'd of tht> Nll'a n :\tapll'. tt>rm" Ilk«' n>nt. followmg person!l w host' namt's In full and pla<-es . of resldt'nl"t' Goo? "Ph't'IIC\n of prac·twr plan~ all 1'\'nl'wt"d a nd guarantN>d
a rt> as follows. to -wit: .. from $5 monthl}
Myrtlt' S. Slaufh1t'r. 101 Shore StPinWa} r.ra n<1 . )us I an from Clart Road. Corona del Mar. CaliC.; Eleanor S. Fis twr. 101 re-nt . :<aw $130. a lso <'<\nsol~> Stf"mway.
JOMSTONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
Uaed Auto Parts. ,_
W• Buy Can and Scrap Ketal
UBERTY 8·7013
3075 Placentia Ave. eo.ta M ..
MOVING
. MOVING?
We furn ish a largt> van a nd
, 2 lu t, experienced, Insured
mov~rs for only 111.50 an
hour up to 30 mile..
Also coa~t-to-~st
and ove~as.
Tim«.> tart.s a t your door
~o charge for e~t lm .. tc.>s
NEWMAN
TR.ANSFEJl·A STORAGE CO.
"Sen ·tno wrth a Con"<'il'n ..
Ph onl's: MI 6-2528. :\11 fi 7202
Resld«>nce: LJ 8-6~30
124 B~dway. Costa Mesa
PAINTING ---
FOR EXP£RT PAINTING
-CALL -
Sym pso n 6 Nollar
Newport's
Oldest EAtabllshed Painters
OR 3.3630-Eve-~~ OR 3-5454 ----Pomung . Decora nng
SHA~E RlX..IF' PRES ERVING
"\t'.tl 4 \lt'<ln
Lll't>n:-t>d .• ln.urrd
M M1chael Pomtmg
)tl 6 1201)
ABC PAINTING
• I a It' LiC'Pn'iN!
FREE ESTIMAT E:;
Term:-
Ml 6 7973 1\1 9 JjZj
PHOTO SUPPLIES
Al..l. TYPES OP
Shore Cliff Road. Corona dl'l SCHMIDT-PH ILLIJ'!'. Stt>10~ay A Mar. Calif.; W. E. Fl!llher. 101 1, d ,....~ 1 r o I
Sh Cllfl R d (' d 1 .ammon ..,.,a er or ra nlft>
OK' oa · o~na e Cou nty. Always 1:.0 Organs It
Photogr~phtc Supplies
• rut Color Film s.mc.. e MOvie Pro--. tor.....,.
• Model A1rpiaM a.--
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
l'Na Newport 81~ ea.&a .... Ma r, Ca li f. PlanM t o r h()()(l!(' from. North
WITNESS our hands thls 23rd Main at 20th. Santa Ana . F~
day of June. 1981. .,._ 9 4 MYit'n..E S. SLAUGHTER Parking. ....... 1 1 .
Jllk,M ~ ......
ELEANOR s. SLAUGHTER MJSCELI..AMEOUS
W. E. n SKER -------STATE OF CAUF'ORNIA I RIDE n~df'd by COM woman to
l u . Orangf'. Lfoafe bft""'Hn 7:30
COUST\' OF ORANGE I 1\nd 8:30 a .m .. N'tum 6 to 6:30
ON nus 23rd day of June. p.m 0 Riolf' J .O!H6.
19tH. t..fore me. a Notary Pub· \'OU R wlfc-would )O\'~ to ha\~
lie In and for aald rounty and your por1ra1t m <k' by Photo
state. I'Midtna therein, duly Studio. Pf'tt!r z. M. Singer, 290! comm1-'orwcl and awom. pt'f'· Coast H••y Corona del Mar. :""""" _________ .._,_
sogoally appMI'f'CI Nyrtle S.. -AGCTIOII 1 -Slaufht~r. Eleanor s. Fi~ and w. E. ~r. known to m~ to tM' Ev~ry Friday nlaht at 7 p m . th~ ,.,_,na 1l'hcJee n anwe a~ Antiques. Complete HouR·
subecribed to the within lnatna· hold Furnl&hlnp and Appll· ~nt. and adlnoww.dpct to nw ant'ft \\'lNDY"S •ARN
that t~ eucutad th~ MIM. M16·8688 · l07S~ Newport A".
WITNESS ft\)' band and otfl· Coeta Mt'N
<'lal Met We will Sell for You
(SE.\Ll
1tA.LP11 Ill. MYDS. ~L !C....,. ,..lttlk ln and for
IAMI C..nty and ~taw,. 117 Oolalfta.Aon expiNe •. ~~. ...
Publllll:AIII.I..It ...
In a. !Cewjift ~ EMlp
READ
ENSI6N
CLASSIRED
'
,
I
I
BILL 6RUNDY IS LAUDED
BY REALTY DIRECTORS
n. ......,. o1 tt.e N.wpart. ma,., ,_, book. 8lld omce IQ'·
RarW·Oalta -. ..,.. ol out ft'VIaloM. =w;:w ~ptedthe ..... ..G~ of the .,.,d ~
U Grundy U eUCU· durln1 Gruncl)''a tenure .. 1M
tlve ame., .a.ctlve A"i· 15. llaltlple Ll8dn,-Jervkle MU~
and have extended tUm a unan· double In llstinp pr«l 1 d with
lmoua YCJte of appr.ctatlon for Jncreued f!fttclency and aet"Vke.
tala 1 ~ yeara of •rvtce. TM yef.lt 1911 wUI probably be
ln a special bulletin 18aued tbe blgeet year In .... voJ.
Auc. 4, the cttrectora at~ate: urrie In the Board.'• history. Tax
"Mr. Grundy wu hired in reeearch for pa-. yeara 1958 •nd
M&ldl,, 1980. to or~ranlze and ad· 1959 have had apeclJl effortl by
mJnlater the board offJce meth· Grundy to save the Board an
oct. and procedures, as the estimated $3.000 In penalties.
growth oto the multiple listing "Added ctvtc and community
aervtce and Membenshlp placed ~lations were lntensllled and
It In the big business category. cl~ work performed with rep-
requlrlnc the 8ervlces of an In· resentatives of the Cities. Cham·
dlvldual w I t h administrative ber of Commercet, Jndoatl'laJ
capabilities. This he 'has ably .and Commercial Companle. on
done with such accomplishments procu rement of su~h planta u
to hls credit as a new ll\."CCUntlnc Collins Radio and Douala• As·
system lostaUed to permit fuJI tropower, throueh work on the
audita. ~)'Merna and procedures Oran~ County Industrial Con· lmpronments tbrouthout the . oftlce in record keeplnc, tiline. terence. W e a co n Executives
purchaJies, · improwments 1 n Tour. and distribution of Houa·
format of I or m a, directories. lng Brochures and fact sheets."
----VILlE PIGIEI
Over 1700 aqua~ ft. of oak HARDWOOD FLOORS.
Spacious three bedrooma. two baths. U~place, fotc:"ed
air hNt, and larce bullt·ln kltchen with SEPARATE
BREAKFAST ROOM. DINING AREA and REAR UV·
ING ROOM overlookinc fen~. w~ll lancbcaped yard.
Close to beaches. ahoppln• and Harbor Hich School.
BRJNG CHECK BOOK-OWNER SAYS SELL. Low, low
prl~ ot only $24.~ with $2,000 down.
IGEII VIEW
Attractive three bedroom Newport Helehts home.
Private patio to mutn bedroom, 1 ~ baths. fireplace
and forced air heat. Drapeil and completely carpeted
with top quality Nylon Carpet. OUT OF STATE
OWNER-MUST SELL. Pri~ at $28.~.000 Down.
I
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
"you11 Uke our frtendly .ervtce,.
J
220 E. 17th St Coeta Mesa Uberty 8·1139
(Acrou tbe street trom Mesa Sbopplnc Center)
EVENINGS U 8·2759 -MJ 6·1928
lEST IUYS THIS WEEI
Beautiful Westclllf Home, 4 bdns. plus .. , ........... $32.500
Corner duplex. CDM, Income 137.500 yr .. ·····-······.$.14,!100
130 Shoreclift, View Home, Trad~ (no Money I $69,500
Home plus ~ cottages, Newport Heights.
250 foot frontage .. .. _$65.000
6 Units on Walla~ St. $6500 Year Income ... $-19,750
2 1 :~ a cre Horse Ranc'h-Back Bay ... $39.500 •
Laguna Beach Jot 50x130 .. . .. $ 7.500
Woodland Cottage in Corona del ~lar, R-2 $11.500
New 8 Unit Apartment Builrllng with Ocean
view, $9,000 income, $15.000 down, trade $70,000
37,000 square feet C·2 plus building.
H·way 55. Center of Costa ~esa . $69.500
:-.lewport Heights. )~vel lot s 8.000
$19.750
$18.000
2 R·3 lots one block from Bay 1 Trade l each ..
Balboa Peninsula-R·l lot
~38 El ~odena, Home -;>Ius guest house t trade, $21 ,500
Duplex. Costa Mesa $1~.000
Several good rentals in ho'mes and apartments
available now.
• • ' • Extra: Home In West Germany. trade for local.
1 Must see to appreciate: J
I
.... ,.EL, ~ .......... . 400 x. xewpon a1..s.. x.,ort a.ach
10 1-1m
THIS HO~E
built by
If-own 1nd ICrunmen
2721 E. c-t H'way
Coro111 del ~.,
OR l·~
-h••.
WBW.UON All ElECTRIC ICrTCHEN
..
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.aouJ'nOJf NO. .,.
• IIDOUJ'IIOif or '1118 CITY
(:IOUifCIL OJ' '11m CITY OF
eoaTA IIDA OP IJ4 I DTION
TO AJQfD A catTADf .111'fiN •
HA8I'I"D AltEA D181GJfATED
AS .. IUVD JIIO. 2 AJflfDA·
'nOM .. , AND GIVING NO'MCE
THDIX>P. WIID&AI. there Ia -.Hua.ted
outa&c» ol and t'OntiiUOUS to the
Clty of Coeta Mesa a certain un·
labablted area u tlerelnarter
.aN particularly deecrlbed; and
WIIEJtEM, the owrwra of more
than one·fourt'b of the land In
the tenitory by area and by
''•-ed value as shown on the
lut equalized a58es1Jment roll
of the County of Orance have
expressed themselves as deslr·
owa of havlnc t he same annexed
with the City of eo.t• Mesa; and
WHEREAS. It would be for the
best Interest of the City of Costa
Mea. to annex th~ said herein-
after deJ!Crlbed propeny; and
WHEREAS, there has been sub·
mitted, on or tabout the 21st day
of April, 1961, to the Oranee
County Boundary Comrnlsslon, a
leeal description and plat of the
said hereinafter described unln·
hablt~d area, for its ~port, pur·
suant to the provisions of Section
35002 of the Government Code of
the State of California: and
WHEREAS, ttle report of the
Oranee County Boundary Com·
mission Jlis ~n secured end
reported upon -by said Boundary
Comml .. lon with respect to ttte
d~flnlteness and certainty of the
propoeed boundaries:
NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE.
SOLVED. by the City Council of
the City of Coeta Mesa. a munl·
cipal corporation, to annex the
said ~al tproperty u hereinafter
described, which said real prop·
my is eofltlcuous to the present
boundaries of the City ot Coeta
28' oo· w-. a1on1 ..ad ,.,.
aUel liM. 2JaS1 ...._ men
...... to ........ ,.., line
of dte lenta Ana ltlver, 100
fMt In width. u -.ertbed
tn a deed to the Newbert Pro·
tectlon Dlatrld. ,_..cled June 22. !ltll, ln Book m. Pqe 100
of Offld&l ll«wda of Oranp
County, Calllomla; thence de-
JMlrtlnl f.rom the e X h t I n I
boundary of tbe City ol eo.ta
Mesa, North 1a• 25' oo· Eut.
alone the Euterly line ol
said Santa Ana Riv~r. 3195.93
feet, more or leu, to the West·
erly prolongation of the cen.
' terline of VIctoria Street. 60
feet In width, as shown on a
map ot Tract No. 653. rerord·
ed In Book 19. Pace 42 of Mls·
('('lJaneoua ·Maps, Records of
0 rang e County, Callfornla;
thence North 89• 28' oo· Eut,
alone said Westerly prolonea·
tlon of the cent~rllne of VIC ·
torla Street, lllll.28 feet, more
or less, to the centerline of
P a c -lfl c Avenue, 60 feet In
width, aa shown on a map of
said Tract No. 653; thence
South o· 32' oo· East, along
the Southerly proloncatlon of
said ~nteriJne of Pacific: Ave·
nue, 660.25 feet, to the point
of becTnnina.
FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ City ClerJc of tM Clt7 of I •u. IIO'I'IC8
Coeta .... Ia ...,_.., diNded camnc:Aft C. IU!ImlliS
and autborbed to .... • CGPJ fldltloul nr. JfaJM
ol thla ~•olutelon to • pablilll· THE UlfMIPJH&D de MN· 1 ect once a wek for two WMial b7 eertlf:r IMt tbe7 .,. eanduct· 1. L W ~ · ' prior to Mtd heulna tn tbe lq a TaaDe-Oua uc1 -...... ., .....
GLOBE·KDALD and PILOT, a <Spanlab rood8) .......... at 101 Edward Ledl waaoner. '66, oi ~.-per of pneral dreulatJon. llcPadden Place, Jt.wpo.rt ...-. Z10 Bay VIew Drive Corona del
printed and pubiiiiMd In ttae ~ Calli., under the fldJtloua !Inn Mar, dted Aua. 3 at Hoac Hoe·
of C.ta liMa. and In the NEW· name ol TIM Joll7 Taeo and that 'pttal followtnl a llnprinl lU· PORT HARBOR ENSlGJf, a new.· aald flrm Ia eompceed of the neat.' 1 ';)&per ol pneral circulation pub-followtna pereona whoM namee 11r waaor-r wu a retired
liahed outalde the City of Co1t.a In full and piMoe ol ..-ldenc.-e aone ·manaaer o1 General Moton
lieu and within the County of are u followa. to·wlt: · Corporation Truck Division. He
Orance. Thomu CUUord Areher, Allee came co California 28 yeera aao
PASSED AND ADOPTED, thla Mildred A.rcher, 505 HeUot.rope from K•.:ansas and had been a
7th day of Aucust, 1961. Ave., Coq)na del Mar, California. resident of the Harbor aree for
• WITNESS our hand~,~ thla 13th 6 yean.
A. H. MEYERS day of July, 1961. Survivors 1 n c J u d e his wife,
Mayor of the City of THOMAS CUFFORD ARCHER Ma rtha Francia; a son, E. W., ol
Coeta Mesa AUCE M. ARCHER. Oakland; 2 dauaht~ns. Mrs. ·E. S.
STATE OF CAUFOJlNIA ) Lohrke, of New Orleans and Mn.. ATTEST:
A. C. SWARTZ
City Clerk of the City
of Costa Mesa
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) SS.
CITY OF COST A MESA )
I, A. C. SWARTZ. City Clerk
of the Clly of Costa Mesa and
ex.Oiflclo Clerk of the City Coun·
ell of the City of Coeta Mesa.
hereby certify that the above
and foreeolnc Resolution No.
874 was duly and ~cukarJy pas·
sed and adopted by the City
Council of the City of Coeta Mesa
at a reeuJar meetine thereof
held on the 7th day of Aucust,
1901.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Seal of th~ City of
C011ta r-teaa. thls 8th day of
Aueuat, 1961.
A. C. SWARTZ
City Clerk and ex.
offlclo Clerk of the
City Council ol the
City G( ec.ta Mea
1 ... H. D. Cope, of Coro&'a del Mar:
COUNTY OF ORANGE ) 3 sisters. Mra. S. K. Knight, ~t rs.
ON TI-llS 13th day of July, 1961, Kenneth Collins, Fort W o r t h,
before me, a Notary Public In Texu and Mrs. c. B. r.tc<:raw,
and tor sald ~nty and state, Kingsburg, Calif., tand 6 .erand·
reeldinc therein., duly cornmla· C'hlldren. •
sloned •nd sworn, penonally ap· Services were held Salurday at
pealed Tbomu Clltford Areb« st. Andrew's p r e s b y t e r I a n
and All~ M. Areher known to Church, with Dr. Ewlne Hudson
me to be the peraopa whoee otftclatinc. 1 n term en t was at
names are subecrlbed to the Pacllic View Memorial Park. within Instrument. and ack·
nowledced1 tC) me that they exe.
cuted the ume.
WITNESS· my hand and ofL.
clal 8eal.
PEPITA H.ELMLE,
Notary._Publk In aJid tor
said County and State.
My Commlalon explree
May 6. 1115
Publish: July 20, 27,
Aue. 3. 10, 1961
11m ........ ,
1800 WZST COAST BJGRWAY
ftEWPORT 11!!.\CB UI-ISM
CIOIIJ'LETU COVIll&
A recen.t craduate from the 9.
week aviation mat'hlnlst's mate
school at the Naval Air Technl·
cal Trainlnc C~nter at Mem~Ph1s.
Tenn., Ia 'Pete J. Fenton, son of
Joe F. Fenton of 106 29th St.. .
Newport Beach.
QOIIIQ 1'0 CLA•KMOIIT
Gary Caldwell, 228 Evenlnc
Canyon Road, Shore CJIU.. wtiJ
at..,d Claremont M~n·s Colleee
thla tall. He Ia a craduate of
Newport Harbor Hiah School.
I
GaADVATU ,_,. O.C:.S.
GIVEN, that on the 18th day of
September, 1961, at th~ hour of
7:30 o'clock p.m. on aald day, or
u soon thereafter as the matter
may be heard,· In the Council
Chamber of the City Hall ot the
City of Costa Mesa, 695 West
19th S'tr~t. Coeta Mesa, Callfor·
nla, • hearing will be held, at
which hearinc the City Council
shalJ hear and pa.u upon all
written protests tiled at any time
before said hour set for said
heerlna by any person ownlne
real property within the tft'ri·
tory eo propoeed to be anne.ud.
and at any time before the said Mesa. and which propnty is, at hour set for •ld heerlna any BENTAJ.S
t he present time, uninhabited. ownt'f of property within the UCil n1011 ,.. &Aft'
(Published: Au~.~ Pd 17, 1961
In the Newport~ an-tan.)
Navy Enalan Richard E. Ball.
son of Mr. and Mra. Floyd L
Ball ol lib& Dov~r Dr ..• Harbor
Hlchlanda. hu craduated from
the Olflct'r Candidate School at
the Naval Baae, Newport. R.I.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN territory propo.ed to be annex· Mn. O.lphlne Guatkey and her SUMMER -YEARLY
that it Ia propoeed by ttle City of I ed may tile a ·written protest daurhter, Jane, 01 3)88 BonaJre SceDlc ~
eo.ta Mesa to annex t he he~· aeainst the annexation. The pro. Way, Coeta M.-, recoentJy re· -inatt~r described ~al property to test shall Nt forth the name of turned from a 6 week autcmo-<We Jfeecl Yeur UatJnp> e Too Late to CL Jfy
the City of Costa M'esa. which the owner of the property a f. bile t r t p to Kentucky, West 2'732·C E. Cout Hiahway VACATION bntal-Aueust 19
said real !property shall, in these f~ed and alve a dHCriptlon of Virclnla, hnnsylvania and New Corona del Mar, Calllornia thru 27. atlractiv~ apartment,
proceedings, be known aa An· the said property In aeneral York. Jane Ia a 15·year·old jun-Uotdan'a Pet Shop Alude) ac:c:ommodate 3 adults.
nexatlon No. 49 to <the City ol terms. lor at Coeta Mesa Hlah School. ORiole 3.e3 OR J.OfJ8. Costa M~. and bear the name------------::::=:~::=::-----------------~--------------~~~~~~------~--==~~~--------------··RIVER NO. 2 ANNEXATION ...
The specific description of the
boundaries of the territory pro-
posed to be annued Is as fol ·
lows:
Beelnning at a point In the
existing boundary of the Clly
of Costa Mesa as said bound·
ary is described In ~e Canyc:m
Annexation to ttle City of
Costa Mesa, California, Ordl·
n ance Number 244. adopted
July 28, 1~. said point being
the South Mit corner of Lot 75.
Fairview Farms as shown on
a map thereof. recorded In
Book & Pap 71 of Mik'ellan·
eoua Mape, Recorda of Orane•
County, CalllornM; thence
along said exlstlne boundary
and the Westerly prolonea·
tion of the South line of said
Lot 75, South 99• 28'00" West
620.54 feet, to an angl~ point
In the exlstlne boundary of
the City of Coeta Mesa. Call·
fornia, as established by said
O rdinance No. 244 ; thence
North o· 32' oo· w~st 102.12
I e e 1. more or less. to t'he
Southerly line of V Icto r I a
Drive, 60 feet In width. ~t•
shown on a Ra-ord of Survey,
recorded In Book 36. Pace 29
of Records of Surveys. R«ords
of Orange County, Callfornla;
thence along the Southerly
line of said Victoria Drive.
South 78• 18' 00" West, 184.95
feel; thence South 17• ()]' 50"
East. 335.98 feel; thence South
35• 57' 10" East, 247.30 feet;
thence South ss· 47' 20. East
172.62 feet ; thence South 37•1
11' oo· East, 169.02 feet; thence'
South 63. 22' oo· East, 726.02
feet. more or less, to the
Southerly proloncation of the
centerline of Valley Road, 60
feet In width, as shown on a
~rd of Survey, recorded In
Book 36. Page 29 of R.ecords of
Surv~ys, Ra-ords of 0 r • n g e
C o u n t y, California; t'h.ence
South o· 33' oo· East. alone
the Southerly prolongation of
th~ centerline of said VaiJey
Road, 1426.73 feet, more or
less. to a line 200 teet, meu·
ured at right angles. North~r·
ly or a nd paraiJel to the ~It·
terlln~ of 19th Street, as 19th
Street Is laid out and s hown
on a map ol N~wport Mesa
.T r a c t. recorded In Book 5,
Page 1 of Miscellaneous Maps,
Records of 0 r a n 1 e County.
California; thence South 89"
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