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T ... Testiinony .ls Cited
Up Major '!dPr Bundy, autJiar of ~ of lad China by tbe
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'nle Jfewport 8Ndl City Coun-
cll set tile taX nte f« 1•-G
at tJ.M per •oo --•-d Y8lu·
anon Motlda)' evmtna.
1'll1a 11 11 centB below tile 81.35
rate or lbe put )'ear, 1Mat the
Coundl polnced out tUi& ll'l no
caUM for rejo&el"-' ...,.u. the
lower Nte la made polllllble only
bet.'suae or the aharply lnereued
reaae..ment In Newport aeadl .
If there had been no ,.._ •
rnent. the ·,.te would have been
11.53, an li:lcreUe or 18 cents,
COUncllinan HaM Lorenz aald.
OoUndlman Dee Cook VIM a
redudlon to $UO, IMit Mr.
LoJ'en& aald I( ~ld be unsafe
to cut It further.
Here's the ~parilon: 1180-tl 1961-12
•'OoiJeeUvlliD In the Ouaft!l-... United leetee. condetnnlne tbe
I'Md tr.D a numbw Gl lnWIIIJ· u. S. ~t for any put It
ptloa reporta ct ~~ had In~ lnvulon ol CUbO
COIIIIDIU.. and trona tbe f'lll to ..mtorJ, end .Utma tbM die
,....at what be called IMcln· u. I. .......-nt ........
U'OVfttlba. wldenee of COIIUDU· IDCift ....... tlllid In .ciA~~
n111t tnftltratlon ol duai'C!bM: lban la ud-communlllaa.
"' don't want you to araue a. 1111aJ91J ~tlclzed .. tiCII6aJ
with me ebout tl..-reporta," be a-pel preaehln• In etaurm.
tDICI hll audience at the First and t'barpd that aodal aotlon
laptt.t Chureh of ec.ta Mea. pronouncementB of church or-
"lf you wlllh to dllpute these ••nlutlona often toUQW !he
IMU, atw your lnformetlon u c:omrnunllt Une without deVia·
..,... .-lmony befoft a con-tJon.
.,_sonal commlttee. and If you "I believe In the Holy TrlaltJ.
can prow your polat. )"'U can end 1 blleve ~ Bible tD be the
,et the other wttnesaH cited for lnaph'ed WOrd of God.'" )(ajor
perJury." Bundy .ald. He' aaaerted tllat
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Slat I WHAT FREEWAY CAN
General fund ..... --.M
Park It recreation .115
Library fund ... --.08
Actvertlalnl fund .00~
Retirement fund .. 30
He a4ded thet witneues such the aocial ppel lea~ to materi·
u Herl»ert Philbrick. Benjamin allam and humanllm In place of
Gltlow -and hlnwelf -'have aplrltuallam. Some chureh lead-
never been aocuaed ot perjury ~ aueh aa Blahop PlM and
tor their testimony about co.m-Eugen& CarMHl Slake, are rnak·
mumat lnfllttatlon. lnt blasphemous ataternenu ct.-
.85 He quoted at lencth from a nylna the divinity of Jesus and
lf report by FBI Chief J. Edgar the mlucles of the Bible, he
e S DOIN CORONA DEL MAR .As' sailed. ·In ay 8aADEJf rDfCB I anna can prove dl{ferent. I am :~~ ~'7verls ~-~that a~~ t~ added. .00~ c:,• ~n a'hutl ~ a:e monaler "Nowhere In the files or ·ln-.11~ ··,t 11 ... _1 Y rto·~ in Ah .. -'-eoa vesti1atln1 commltt~ will you
It is a nlghtmal'f' or a happy open mlrufed.
dream about the state planning This Idea of a treeway route
Bond fund c ......... 02~
1.35
o atue am nu un:u ... ::''"'' lind linked to the commuht.t
which It seeks to destroy. Mr. conaplrecy the name of a
1.24 RooYer hu warned particularly preacher who Is faithful In pro·
aJaln.st ll')ternal subversion car· cJalmlnJ the true mesaaee of
rted out by fellow trawlers. Christ.'' Major Bundy deClared.
P.E. Case lo put a major coastal freeway through thf' heoart of town be-
smack dab down the present Iones In the super-nlghti'TKtrf'
Coast Hlehway through Corona I tile. '
1 del Mar! • • • c.. .._. .. .____
The state w,.u ,.,_.dly crlti· He-are a few probabilities (s the state hlgh~ay depart· 1 ~ llty --Council abo:
• ~Jnawel co u n c II men
Kenneth Jt.lnpley (chaJnnan),
ON Cook and llaM Lorenz u a
Counc:ll piiiUDittee to ~ the
p~ hllb n-bWJdlna ordl·
nanee.
• Awarded tt\e contract f« the
Upper S.y water rn.ln lnter-
connectJon to Hood Corp. on ltB
)OW bid of .,...,.
• Approved the tnnafer of
pier and allp at 1238 W. Bay
Aw .• lalboa, from movie stars
Dldt Powell anct June AII)'*N1
Powell to new owners. Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Guerth.
• Corrected a 1e1a1 technical-
Ity 1A the bulkheed permit of
Cedric Roberta In front of his
propoeed apartment project near
CbJn& Cow. Colona del Mar, and
ap;uoved a 6-month exterwlon
beyond Au •. 31. Mr. 1loberb
told Council tMt be ls proceed·
Jne wltib the project.
• Gave •pport to the City of ~ Alamlta. .-olutlon aupport-
lnJ the tt~o~oqbbled .-dna •P·
plication of the I.AI Alamlt.a.
NC!e~-
• Jr.eeetved tnJonaatiOft that .a
dty Pf'OP&ID to .............
and lldew .... .........
lnJurla ........... Ia a fall
by defedlw .Sdewalk on Ordlld
Ave.
• Gave a vote of thanks to
the. d tizena tax committee that
pretlf'nted the protnts to thf'
Board of Supei'\/Uors atalnat the
big lncrea~ In assessed valua·
tlons in t'he ctty.
Hungary Trio
In Panel Talk
Major Bundy refeJ"Ted to the ··N orthodox con-,ervatlve min-
recent mereer of the ConDe Ia. l.lt:r true to the word or God
uo.-1 Churctleoa wtrh the Evan-hal been usoclated with the
plical and Reformed Cbureheoa naplracy What a testimony u a ''ttlot1un weddln1" which. co ; he ald. Ia producln1 a new for Chrlllt.
church which hu a theolol'kal "All ministers conne.:ted with
beals In unltarianlam. not trinl· communlsm are liberal or .~adl·
tarianlam. 'cal In tile field of theoiOCY·
He •id that u soon as the He conducted hlt speech with mer~ wu consummated, the • plee "to Jet back to God. th~
ct.leptes appwoved lftOlutlons Holy S?lrit and the Holy Book Jlft~red by the aodal action ll the nation Is to be sa~ -commlaalon recomrnendln1 the ·•and pray GOd rhat It won t be
aeat1n1 ot RN <:.1\lna In the U.N.. too l'3te.''
T 111stees FaD to Back
AntKommunism School
A motion that cert.lftcated per-
sonnel• be encouraaed to attend
tt\e nrst harbor aree An11·
CommUAlun School A&&&. ~ at
Oranp CGut Collep fau.d to
can)' at TuiMiay ewnlna'• ...Una ., tM x.wpan lied\
·-•• II' ldiDol l*tltct tNI· ..... # .... .a .....
atiiDim Landen Joined h.lnl In
• favoiable vat.. *I a.rry.
Harwy Pnae and MHo Lacy
voted no.
''nlere exlm a terlous com·
munlat tm-t to the free world
as clearly 10tated by J. Edcar
Hoowr and other authorities,"
Or. N...._ aid ln a written
atatemant to rtw EnsiJn follow·
lrw tbe "Therefore, 1 ........,. andtach· ... ... ...
sucfl an OBDCII'tutlltY
'1t la not • function or this
sdlool board to en~ a pro-
Jram of whk h we do not ha\·e
full knOWledge," Mr. Pease said.
Presld,.nt Mel Berryf said adop·
t1on ot the motion would be an
M d --•-• N_., ..... ..._. ,....... t• au•' te ... cized at on ay """""'"''• "'-· on the subject. ment Ukely to insist on sut'h a
port City Coundl rDMt1n• tor It will take a strip about JOO destructive course? I adlld tMU _..... ., 1:::_:
dlaruptlnl the P .. .,. for ct.vel-'eet wide minimum to handle Takeo a look at a report from 1 _.... .._. ••• • •
P dfl El-rl ri ht •. c..... -.... " ... -..,. opment of a c ~· c I · even a moderate stze freeway Omaha. Neb., In thf' ~aders
of-way property ln West N~-with sufficient local ad.'eM roads DltHt: "A super·strf't"f i~ being • _,.ay wta ..._ ., 111111
port. -that is. If th'E'y decide to lf'ave driven throufh fhf' •tweat1 of rhe •...-t ,..._. ...._ "::
Earlier in the day. eoancUmf'n anv local access roacla !present city at an estimated ca-t of ........... t•atracted
had been served with papers rliht-of-way Is 100 feetl. j $12.000.000. thou&:h a n alternate ....., cccr-.sd • Pill••• •
prohlbltln1 them b'Onl pr'OC'eed -. Several large hunks of QCrt"age route arouhd town would cost _._ eC ...._.t taM ...... ,.
lnJ with abandonment or 2 par· will be nf'f'ded for adf'qUatf' ln·,lesa tnan $15.000.000. Somf' 900 ............ at' .... ,.....
c.la near 58th St. and 59th St. terchanges In town. for such a bulldin1s. ma-tly homes. will bf' ...,, A ... a
on Neptune Ave. whkh are In· freeway would have to serveo destroyed. and thf'ir ~upants * * *
eluded In an area condemned the local needs. too. I will be forced to find nf'W places. I The Newpot1 Beach City Coun-
b)' the state f« hlehway Chances are that an even Loss to the tax rolls will bf' ell callf'd Monday evenjnl for a
purposes. wider strip would be requirf'd heavy" final Aut. 30 ct.adllne for
Mayor pro-tem Charles Hart for elimination of stt>ep grades • Geora:e Carver to comply with
a nd' Publlsher Ben Reddick crlt. and sharp C\lrvf's that do not 1 Or how about the Digest's re· termS of the Towers )ease.
idJled the sute for ... action. met>t freeway specifications. 1 port on Wilmington, Del. In a resolution forwarded to
Cduncllman KmnetJ\ Kingsley Thls makes It pretty plain that "Here bulldours are driving a the county supervi80rs. t he
askf'd It this actio'! by the sta1e th~ bwli nf'SS section or COM as 500-foot swath r 1 g h t through Council r~m-that Mr ..
Is the fi rst step In putting a we know it today would face I town. Thf' she-lane h ighway will can ·er "must with the
Freeway thrOUJh the city. Mr. liquidation. l'OBt 162.432.000 -five million J leue by Aug. 30 or produce an
Hart called the strip of land s uch liquidation would not be dollars a mile -and cut the 1 ~ptable assl~rnee that can
taken by the st&'e for hithway cheap. Purchaw of perhaps 8000 town in two. More than 600 1 comply," and that otherwise the
purpoees u "cominl from no feet of trontate at today·s prices homes are In the path. plus supervi80rs should give notice of
place and to1n1 no place." of SlOOO per foot totals 18.000.000. s ome SO businesses. churches ct.fault as or AuJ. 30.
CouncllJJ)an Hana Lorenz ald. Throw In another ss.ooo.OOO for and thNters. Theolr df'Structelon Mr. Carver outlined thf' delays
however, that It would be ridlcu-the lmprovemenU -and It takft means a tax l05S ot $115,000 a 11~ the openint or bids In De·
Jous to abandon the ,.~la to 116.000,000 just to buy rhe rieht· year. cember. 1958. and the cr-anting
P.E., Which then coul~ collect ot-way. "A taxpayf'r's s uit. about to be 0( the lee.e at the county dock
from the state for the condemna-AsaumJ"-that lt is true -that decided, seeks to halt the work. .Ste ln May, 19!58.
tlon. the county uarator ls 80&kin1 MeuWhlle. tb• job ia aom. ,.,_.. was an exchaqe ot :~ -.~:= :::s.._.~~== =--~ ... ~-=-t. n-m:q•&a:;,~ '= .... ........ ~£-W eel vii_.. f1pN. It ....-and t'llllll ., ... ._ ia ...... .. ..... 111r ......,.-; ., ?ft. ID ......
velwd In tM ~nation. and aboot s:IID.OOO per year In t.-able." ~ .,olntl!d oat ttMit Ute JNR
continued the hearii'IJ on thf' Is ta ke n otf the rol}s. • • • ~ailed tor an 85-foot building
other 2 pa~ls to Sept. 11. It Is impossible to estimate the Yes. It could h~ppen here -and t hat all requests for changes
MeanWhile an attempt will be enormous cost the lnterrupllon I if thtt people han• their ~'8)' had C'Omf' from Mr. Can't"r.
made to ~ch an agreemttnt or destruction of privatE' business I who want thE' lOl·A routf' used Mr. Carver said that plan!'
with the state In an effort to a long the mile strMch might instead of a handy. cheapt>r ~·~ nf'ver drawn for an 85-foot
avoid Htlgation. reach. frf't'way by-pass around th.-com building, but for a higher on(', Tall Building
Request Is on
Agenda. T onite
endorwment or the school. He 4 11a.1 C1•11l1ll objected to the "anti" feature of ..,.
the achool and favored a school ........... CI•M
At>tually 11 would bf' a ck>ath mumty along thl" undevelol)f'd be<.'3U~ lht> ~lay ch~nged the
blow to Corona de' I .\far as a foothill g r a 1 i n g acrf'age so financia l picture a nd thf' hijther
buslnMS ('('nter and If any Polly·, rt>ad1ly .wailable. bulldl n~ "'a nt"E'ded 10 attral"l
of Americanism. Mr. Lacy said · .....
he would approve the school if Newport polle-e offtcfors Oon
It was a pproved by the attorney Bu'rd.OJa ll. J. Parker. James Spears
general and the F.B.I. and L. P. Harris received certifi·
A hllh-rise building request Mrs. Landers said she was In cates at ~onddy evening's Coun·
Is on the a1enda or the Newport fa\'or of the motion because the c-il m~tlng for COill',.>leting a
BA~BOA ANGLING TEAM
IS WINNER IN HAWAII
financing.
"You may b<' lf'gall~· right. but
certainly not morally. m m:•
book. .. ~1r. Kingsl<'y said. "\\'e
should ha\'e a bud dmg there
no~·."
Beach Plannlne Commission for teactlers for the school arc-well· Highway Patrol course In scien. ay Dick BolfJDCID Smok<>r JO<' drew a bi~ sm1lt>
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Louie Porga of C08ta Mesa\ an thls evenlnJ, AUI. 17. known in their field. She ob· tlfk methods of determining ve. Team Xo. 1 of thf' Balboa fr.>m thf' la rt~ r ailed lur k wht>n 005 er U
escaped Hungarian fr e edom Milton Bren of Lido Isle Is j«ted to It ~lng spon~ored by hide> s~ from skid marks. Angling Cl ub won the third a n· hf' lxntf'rl a HJ.pound blue" mar
tighter, will join Erwin de Moc· askJng for a variance and uM a political party. Capt. Floyd Winche ll of t h~ nual H aw a 1 i a n Intc-rnational lin. th•~ also nn JJO.pounr:l gear. I p•cks Cooper
skonyl, Ford Aeronutronlc engl· permit to construct an 83-foot-CThe Harbor Area Anti·Com-Hig hway Patrol made the pres· Billflsh Tournament. at Kailua· Thl'n S"noke~· ]()(' wt>nt for I
neer, and Gabor Patay, Hungar-high, 7-story office and commer-munlsm School wilL be held entation. KonJ. Ha"·a•i. last wf't'kend o\·er stl\l tegy. Ht> !-Wltc-hPI1 to 80-
1 lan photoerapher now llvinl In clal bulldlnl a t 500·534 32nd from g ;J(,) a .m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat· a field of 7;) teams from prac· pound tt''t l.ne. \Yhic-h c-a rrif'rl Bob Coopc>r nt co-nna dc>l Mar
Tustin. In a panel pqram at 8 St., aC'r'OSS the street from the OCC dl tically f'\'t'l')''''h_erf'. with 11 a ~)' h.onus on a~) I hac: bf'en naml'cl p!P<:IC1l'nt or th!'
p.m. today, Aug. 17, at the Le· Newport Beach tire hall and St. urd.ay. Aug. 26• In the au · Elmer T. Hehr ot :'iewport btlif1sh t 1kC'n JN> !' hunrh plllc1 Comm u n.t~ Youth Cc-nlN ~I -
nion Hall, 15th St. and W. Ba)' J·m-Ch"rch. torium undf'T the sponsorship of ftr Cll Chic ... h ... ~~ d I "' -""'" w bl' A 1 Beach. IONtll)' known as th<' off. On thl' Ct'.U C" uv.>tf' t•r Club. :--U,'('('I'dtng Mcrtl Gra-Sf .. Central Newport. He states ln hls application thf' Harbor Repu •can ssn. ·5 ··crand Llama or F'bh1ng ... cap· a avthN m.uhn o! l!l:?-pounds. I ham
Thl j th third •n a ~ries 1 _... The routine trustee meetmJr 1 • d .. s s e ' that "the time element lnvo Vcu t rted with approYal of a A n!'Organizataon meeting of tamecl the-tl'am and addt'd yet "h:ch w th thf' 30', honus. a "
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0thc>r ortu~Nt art' J:~c-k Youn~:
of Americanism ~rograms being In request for man1e to C·O zone sa f studv for studeonts for the Corona del ~1ar Civic Assn. another and brilliant win to h1s I'd an .trldltlonal Z;;.J) points for of Comna Hi~h lantl!'. rin!t \'IN'
oltered by the Newport and c:reetes a hardship throua'h un· ~~ 0 the same as lal't year., has. been callt-d for 8 ~.m. Thurs. long list of \'ictories. Flshin£ I a total tlf '0 and \'IC'l<'!"Y~ rn-~H1f'nt . Bob L'ndcrwood, Co·
Costa Mesa Leaton Poata. certainty. Adjacent Jots are zon-It ls the basic county minimum
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da), Au e. 31. In th«' '\ ourh Cen · with Elmer were '"'Smoke) JOC'"I In a<ld•t•on. Koon!' w:~lkc-d off I ron.l d<'l :\1 ar. <;f'ronl1 vic-e prcsi.
Mr. Pori& esceped (rom Hun· ed C-2 and M-1." course of !11udy. Trustees then tcr. a<."CCrdlng to Dr. J. R. Long· Koon~. Long BeaC'h motori')Tll' wilh thf' trophy for hlgh~o;t ~r· dE'nt. :\1rc: Don !'ache: Harhor
gary after the Jtuaa1an takeowor He~ ls the •eenda for to· -ived a report on the summe r 11ey. presldeont. de.Jier. ant! ~l iss &>tty 1'\J.:k~n. in~t lndl\'ldual tn thl' ronte5t. \'te\\' Hill<:. St'('rt't.Hy. :tnd Carl
In 1956. leavlnl hla paren1U !:; nl•ht'a ~n1. which will be· ;h~l program from William R., --------Elml'r took the Cirst fLsh. a 147 ., wtrh 693 l>('tnt!'t Hf' .l lso C'aught Cottu..._,, CCirona del ).tar. trcas·
hind hlm. H• hu bftn n atn at 8 o'clock: Ritter, admlnh!tratlve assl$tant.l SOX roa TBE JANES pound marlin. &>l·aus<> or thl' a 195-•,'0und tuna. not a rount<>r Ul't'.·.
United States for f~ l!eatS and t ftft~TIYK •» d other routine matters. , A son w~ born to ~r. and presence of really big marl1n off •n thl' btllf•~h com~l illon, whll.-"
Is married to an Amf'rican Jirl Conslcieratlon of tentative an Mrs. Rkhard S. lames. 3226 Olay Kona. JJO.pound test lineo Is US· BPtty Tucker took one weigh· llllll .... WI( whom he met ln ~ An,.elea. map of Tract 4225. a s ubdlvL"Ion The meeting started to warm St Newporr Heights In Hoag ually u~d and Elmer's 1\o. 1 )n~~t 109 pounds. -••-
Theoy have a 2~i year old dau•h· o1 1U aa-es dlvlded Into 8 lot8, up when Ted Gilbert. a new H;;.,pltal on Monday. Aug. 7. counter was takt>n on this gl'ar Thl' tuna ta kl'n. t>hl,.fly yf'l· • rn.,1• 1-ll.ll
ter. propoeed for commercial u~. resident. was given permission ------------------------Jowfin. rou ntl'd in a dlfft>tf'nt r---• -•-•-Startling pictures he took of .outh of Weatclltf Dr. between to read a speech. "The Puslng contest. Allc-n C.1rlton. caplain of
th• Hun1arian revolution will Irvine Aw. and Dov~r Or. of the Plitrlof' by Dr. Max Raf· CRUISER SAVED, THEN Balboa Angl:ng Club Tf'am :"io. be s hown by Gabor Patay. wbo • AIIDDIIUT ferty. superlntencknt of schools. 3. made up of hl~ wiff', Lorraine
escaped with hla wtfe and 2 dlll· Plannln• Commission Amend-La Canada, last June lO. DESTROYED BY BLAZE and Jerry GarN-tt. caught two dren af.ter Ru.uian tanka C!r'UIIh· awnt No. 114 for rHOnlnl lAb 1 The talk ~bed the Ameri· tuna on tJO.pound tf'St line that
ed the Hunprian free aovem-Uarocqh 83. nact 3162. west of can patriot u WinJ a vanlt hlne • were good for 291 points. !le<"'nd·
ment. aalboa Blvd., between RJver Ave. species. Mr. lAcy labeled the A 20-foot cabin crulwr wu finally put out. hnbor dt'part-p~ award In thf' tuna division. ~ Edwin ct. )(ocslconyl wu a and ,. __ H f c 1 H to talk u wtn1 an attack on the totally destroyed by fire Monday ment men Nld. They l"t"cel\'ed Balboa Angllna Club Team No.
member of a Huqartlan team L ~· wy.. rom • · American educta!On&l syilem. mornlne. and the owner's wife the alarm at 2:02a.m. 2. not mentlont-d In t h · !lrorif\1
Balboa's Rt'ndf":Z\'OUS Ba llroom
wHI be the ~lting for SE'\'f'ral
sCf'nc>s •n a nt>w movlf' to be>
filmed the m I d d I e of next
month, Ra>Jph M<NTis. manager
Ot t~ ballroom, Mid th•s week.
Severul tf'en-ace dan<'f'ra t r o m
the' alft will be cha.en to ap-
peer In the movie. aent to Parta to a.D.,.C. In an • YAmAIIcai Supt. Roy Andenen expreued su[fered a sllgtlt bum on her The sun·h rors were takf'n to repoi1.s ~lvf'd. Wtl~ madf' up
lnternaUonal ~aWna reaatta In Jteaplan Inc .• corner of Del hlfb falth In hls teechlne sth1aff rlfht ~r. the harbor department the harbor df'partment for or local anglers Milt Stlf'dd {e&P · ... ._ llll.lll
1947. When k came U... CO I'll· Mar and Tustin. Back Bay an!Q. and thelT work In teec n1 reported. sh~rs. dry d~es and coffee. talnl, George Hoal and Patty • -•••••-
tum, 1M! defet'tld b1 taldftl ct.. waiver ot ct.Mity r-.qul~IMntB Amerlcantam. ' '"'' c:rulaer had been saved· Sunday evenJn• t'he c:rui~r. Hoae. The Hoags are regular
"wroq'' train end weal lnltead ......_ a1 .._ •--u .. ctw.lll .. -In "Ameri~niam Ia vital. It ls from the surf and rocks ofJ EJ then unldenttnf'd. had bf!en Kona \'lslton. GEoorae havln"' Mn!. Pa ul DPhn, 805 Marruer·
to swttJerland. ~-pl.:!:.d ~tJal ~lop· vital tttat we be well-Informed.'' Mono beach the evenln1 bef~2 siahtf'd ott t1 Monoo bNc:-h. takf'n SlO lb. 414 lb~ and 7~ I I .. A\~ .• Corona del Mar. suffer-
mnt. ,_._. far UN permit he salcl. • throufh the he roic etforts ot drlftlng tcw. .. rd ahOft and bum-pound marlin sin<'f' Jan 1 of this ed a back inJury in a tratnc Pll L11lR1111a-8 aa.o 11 on....,.. Trustee. tn other Mtlon estab· youths who liw at the beadl ln1 a n.re as a dl.,._ acna1. year. Patty ba.s a 802 pound mar· •tddent at JilllacAftllwll\od. and
.... ...... .,. Malo. f13 E. Bay lllhed k'hooL a~ boun· trailer ceJDP. WMn me cnalaer was aamo.t 11n on the honor roll. Oout Hw7~ Corona .*1 Mar. at
CUlt a..1 ftdl I. IS IAIIId A-. ....... 1W ... ~ ...,.._ r. ... •bJfd to Dunap from Monday's nre on the rocks. 2 >..U.S. ~t ...,._ 2:27 a .m. ~. 1M wu riel· "'tM c.-~._ CDii4N-~unrtzW ....... _. .. etaanp amt adcil*d tebedUJ• ot wa8 .-~ ...... at 13.SDO. 'nw don and aancty"'kkK'." h~ amL Paa WWIW maIn • cw e1Wtra 111y ._ 1\UI·
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. I aaw.-r ..... ..... NUMDAY. AVOVIT 1,. 1•1
,.,. -&'ftft 18¥ AY a.GIIA NL 11M CAUP. ~~
• JESUS AND LITTLE CHILDREN
From +M new curriculum of United O.urch
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UUina£0-8y DICK BOFniAJf
t a a 0 a a a a a a a ~~.,.. t t • a t a a a a a a a a a a
e Tbe D'-no blacktails, no blue dorsals.
W hen Bud Smith and his "Dry not even a suspicious turbulence
Marti ni" came chuggln' In Sun· In the water. Suddenly; from
day a week ago with the first somewht're deep dow n In thOS('
marlin of the se-ason. he 5M rted dep th s. something exploded.
that delightful chain reaction There were two simultaneous
known as Marllnitls. or. more eruptions -one on each rod.
commonly. blJJ.fish fever. 1. my· Having only two hands, Ruth
self, am subjf'ct to quite se\'ere grabbed one and set rhe hook.
anacks of this malady. each Bill was too busy running the
m!d·swnmer. It may belong in boat to fish, so, pretty soon. one
the category of allergic diseases. marlin giX's "spitt()()('y" and is
tor the symptoms begin promptly o{(. But not the onE' Ruth was
wi:h the news 1hat the first nanging onto. It was on -and
r.urlln of the season has been good.
caught. Such news is equivalent An hour and a halt went by
to what hlllppens to a hay.fever and came the Moment of Truth.
sufferer standing on t he down· Ruth. being c o ns e r "at I v e ·
w ind side of a hundred acre field minded. said. "Bill, I think I'll
o! ragweed during a hurricane, release rhis one." Just then Bill
T he Immediate sign of an im· saw the marlin. for the> f irst good
,pE'ndi ng att'•ck is Itching. There look. It was so big that he de ·
is no visible skin reac tion such veloped ~ major atl'ack of goose·
as hives. or a rash. but the Itch. pimples. "~o. Ruth." drawled
ing is intense. It Is best describ· Bill. "I think Wt''IJ kN'p this
ed as an Itch to go fishing for one.
marlin. Along with this, there • New Record
de\'clops a far·away stare t gen· · It just turned out that Bil l's
erally directed toward the Slide. wall a real good ldC'a. Th~>y took
the Can Dump. or the Power it into Avalon and lo! It welehed
·House, on the East End of Cata-a tremendous 332 pounds! En·
Jlrtal. There is also Inability to route to the Balboa An~lng
concentrate. (on one's usual Club. the Idea dawned ttlat this
busln«'SS or profession I and deaf· was a big m urlln -so big that
nt'"$ I to any sound except those maybe it was a nrw record.
w hich come from a hort-wave Wh<'n thev arrived anct looked
rddlo· tuned to 2638 or 2738 kHo-up tht-old-onP. it said: "Women·
t•ycles •. I.G.f .A. rN'ord strip('d marlin -
Th«' prognosis is poor. but for. 318 pounds -lqu tqu~>. Chile,
tun ately. the di.sea~e runs its 195-1. ~rs. Lew ~farrun."
course and. in medical termln· Kent HitchNX'k did the-honors.
olo~y. is i.eJf.Jimitt'd. ThP sea· Tht' marlin lost a few pound on
~onal att:tr k usually ends in the way ov<'r but st1ll hit 329-0rtob~>r. but in some season . 11 pounds biggN than Genie
may }.1st unttl :\ov«'mber. tlf .Marron's record. So. the neces·
th<' marl in hang around that -.ary formalities of applying for
late • a new I.G.f .A. rt?Cord were •.tC·
Thr onlv t rcatm,.nt is pallia· rom pllshed. ,,,.l' -i:<'. -somN hing for The big striped onl' was takf'n
n•lil:'!. The 1trhing is gr£'al ly re· on mt'dium tacklr and was sub·
licvNI, tPmporarily. by the sim · rlued in an hour and a half by
pll' ;wt or going marlin fishing. 9'.pound R u 1 h. llusband Bi ll
~fori' pronounr Pd bt'neflt \'omes skipperect and gatrec1. since h£'
from r atchtng a marlin. but this. and Ruth were all who were
ton. may br !<hort IIVNI. if an aboard. C.Q. is plc•ast'd to report
an~li ng club brother r ,11l'hes a on the gear userl.
bt.i:S::<'T on('. To Lee J. fl>.trtPr, able-sal<'s
~'"' ftr~t trcatmP:1 t was eour· manager ot Sila fll'X. CO!'ta Mesa
tN\ll,ly J:(i\'Pil Wf'<'k c-nrl hE-fore -"YP!'. ~enor. Ruth's rod was a
~t .... t h' lhN1pi!'t 1\:f.'n Holbrook. 'tlarlex. I'm happy. too."
aucl he-ll'l'd hi-. Du,r:: Too 111 To Dick Jennings. dlrN'tOr of
t!w iJrO"I"'~· ,\ny bl'nPfll ha" public re-latLOns, Cortland Line
no\\ , 1'.1 f'cl. \o: Si. a migo~ T he httlt' lady
• A llg Oae u~c-d 15 thread Cortland Green·
Things \',f'rc rc.1:-• nabl~ under "POt 5upercuty linen line. ShP
10ntrol until Saturday just p.1st. will assure you that this l tne
r sull il('ht>d hut 1t wasn't un. is the best :
bc'arahlt\ chiefly ber ause the To the PPnn R~l Co. l and no
marlln·yak didn't !' o u n d too personal acq uaintances•: Ruth's
<>xcit ing. T hen Dee Cook N lled. reel was that good old mandby,
It was about Rurh DeUmar and a 6 0 Penn Senator. May I ex·
hN husband. Bill. who tlsh to· tend congratulations and add
gf'ther on thei r Lady Lamar. Uut I use rhem too. A Jot of
Thingl>l had been tough for them. people do!
this yPar. As of last f riday they Here's hoping the I. G. F. A.
hart not boated a solit•ary mar. comes through, Ruthie! It's a
-. l in-nor had t'hcy had a single mighty gOOd thing old Bill was
hook.up. the skipper and can claim part
The curtain risPS on Saturday. of the victory. Everyone knows
Aug. 12. The Lady Lamar. w ith that this one Is. naturally, a new
Bill skippering, was slow-troll-medium tackle record In all the
lng n roupla' mackerel not more local clubs of which the De·
than ~ mile off the Can Dump, Lamars are members. The old
on Cat'allna's E$st End. Ruth. record was 27l·pounds. It wa8
all 98 •pounds of her, was watch· 'credited to Roland D. Oei.Jamar;
lng the 2 rods. They had se4!n most of us call him "Bill."
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prilltiftt ,_, ill the EMip ......... ......_. ~: 2 .. L c-t ..... ••r. c.-.._...._,, Cellf. T~: OIWe J.0110.
The NiWPOil ~ ..,_N-all~ .. ~ • ..... .-ef ,_.
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AM _. "r ,_ ...,_. II ~..IWW .. ,.whh .. ,.wl. ......_ Nit ... .., '-· WIMIII ef ._ CALIFOINIA NIWWAPII NILISHHS ASIOCIAnON
Nt4 ef the NATIONAl. IDfTOliAL ASSOCIATION
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SUISCllmON IAliS
I• te.. New,ert Her'-AIM: 0. ,.., -sa.-,_ ,._. -~-
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I published these 2 pictures·of Jesus in the Feb.
23 issue of the Ensign, along with the story about the
new Sunday School curriculum being used in the
Corona. ae :Mar Congregational Church.
The captions below the pictures were the same
as are now being presented here. There was no
editorial comment. But the pictures themaelv•
were eloquent editorials. and the response from En-
sign readers was instantaneous and almost unani-
mous in agreement. They were appalled. and
angered, at the "beat-nik" representation which
desecrates our Lord and takes away His glory and
divinity.
These pictures symbGlize the controversy that is
now going on in our Corona del Mar Church, be-
=ause the "beat-nik" Jesus is in the Sunday School
material prepared by the United Church of Christ.
and a determined effort is being made by a group
in our church_ to withdraw from the merger ;with the
United Church.
The basic reason for our desire to withdraw is
the wish to restore the status of our church as an
mdependent Congregational Church. in spiritual
harmony with the faithful group of local citizens
who established this House of God. But the new
curriculum also is an important factor, because it
represents what we think will be the trend under the
merger-an increasing concern for worldly matters.
an emphasis on the social gospel. and a diminishing
faith in the Christian message of salvation and hope
for life eternal in the Kingdom of God.
The church members who have joined together
to form the Committee for Continuing Congregation-
al have been criticized from the pulpit as disrupting
spiritual unity, stating half-truths. seeking to split the
church. and playing into the hands of the commu-
nists.
Those are serious charges to come from our
pastor. I think they need to be reconsidered with
great care and judgment. ·
Who are they that are seeking to split the church:
The membe rs who are faithful to the original purpose
of the founding of our Congregational Church? Or
the small minority that promoted the merger with a
new denomination?
Who are they that are disrupting spiritual unity:
The members who are seeking to preserve the holi-
ness in the p ictorial rendition of our Saviour? Or
the minority that brought in the degrading caricat-
ures ske tched in the new curriculum?
And. since the issue has been raised from the
pulpit, who are they that can be a ccused of playing
into the hands of the communists: The members who
are s,teadfast in their faith in the divini'ty of our
Saviour and wish Him to be depicted in his glory -
"the glory as of the only begotten of the Father. full
of grace and truth"? Or they that can permit Him to
be depicted as a grotesque human, stripped of
spmtuality and d ivinity?
This is not just an isolated little family quarrel
withm the congregation of a single community
church. It Is a symbol of what is occurring in
chu rches all over the nation. You ma y call it the
conflict between social gospel and the gospel of the
Word of God. It is also the struggle between those
who dispute the miracles recorded in the Bible, the
virgin birth of our Saviour, and the Good News of
Salvation, and those who hold to the Bible as the
inspired Word and the hope of a ll mankind.
Let us pray that the faith in the word of God
will prevail.
• PAftiOTISII
Publisher or the Ensign.
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finer place to live and raise my
children. It Ia also my pleasure
to work for one of the m ost
outstanding civic and business
leaders of our community .
Concerning the remarks direct ·
ed at you and printed in rhe
Aug. IO Issue of the Ensign In
wh1 ch the Im plication of patriot·
tsm was envoked, I would like * * *
to ·otter this as a public with· • B&LPIJIQ ITALIJf. PLAit
drawal of my statement. Dear Editor:
It would serve no further pur. Jo.eph ~lin In "Marxlam and
pot'le for me to explore the countless number of definitions the National Question," copy· righted 1942 by International
held by the people. relating to Publlshe" Company, • tate s :
the word, "patriotism." " .... It !a t'flsentlal that the I can. however, readily em· bra c e Webster's definiUon as advanced n~atlons (coU"ntrlesl
d I r~qder ald. real and prolonted meaning. In pert: ". · · evot on aid, to the backward natlonall·
to th~ welfare of one's country," ties In their cultural and ero· u nd "one who loves his country and zealously supports Ita autlh· nomic develop~nt. to brln1
orlly and Interests." · about peaceful coexlltt"'''ce ot the
There no doubt is a question. toilers of the various nations
here, of semantk:s tha1 cannot wttlala • ...... __.. un ••k
be adequately an~ without .,..._ -this Is ~ndal for d f the triumph of SOCIALISM." establishing • Ju ge, 0 sorta. How much lon•er are the Amer· to determine atandarda by which •
we could readJly ~au~e a per· lean ~le 1oln1 to 'JIIow the
son's patriotism. This. of course. ... ...W MdellnT In our oWn
Ia against our democratic Ideals govem~nt tb cal'l')' out Joseph
and herltaee. and completely Stalin's orders! Sinc.wely, allen to my desire. Mrs. T. R. ~n I am stronelY oppoeed to com·
munlam and equally oppoeed to m Lqklft lt.
the l ohn Blreh Sodfly, yet this _ ........ ;......__~ llada
Ia only my opinion, and I ter·
talqly do not expect t"VefYOIV
to concur With me. Ju.t u It Ia
noc ne<'CSNT)' for me to &1ft!
with your paper.
The rf"'t of both of u. to
hold oppoe.lte vtewa •net oplnlON !
'fa the cement tMt blnd.l clemo-
cratlc p r I n c l pIe, and not tM
solvent.
lapectfUtly,
Richard Wandndce
3115ata,..,.C Dr.
Re•pll't S.tpu
P .S. lfWlJDII lllldl II fill
...... and 1 ca.n thlnll el •
FAMOUS PAINTING OF "THE CHRIST"
ly Georqe Hin~e. n•tive of Berlin (llll-1951)
Scholarships Are Awarded
The committ~ on undergrad· 1 Sven Vldar Pretorlous, 706 Be-
uate scholarships announced the t gonia Ave.
following local recit;>lents of Newport Heights-Diane 1\tarl.
scholarships to the University o! lyn Schwartz. 2223 Laurel Pl.
C~Ufornia at Berkf'ley for 1961 · Cost a Mesa-Kathryn Howe
62: Britton, 420 Flower St.: Cath·
Balboa-Beverly Jane Rysdale, erl ne Ann Evans, 974 Vktorla
325 Montero Ave. Ave.
CororY.l del Mar-Nancy JIJ .
lane M ichael, 501 Mangold Ave.; ..... ···-Laguna Federal Savings and
Loan Association. which reported
savings 5hare accounts totaling
$46.933.438 on June 30. gained 11
plaN-S In Its standing among
the 300 largest savings '.lnd Joan
associations in the United !tates
sin<'e the year end and now
ranks at 267th largf.'St In aiu as
compared with 278th at the end
n11 TIE liRE
rao11 TBE aau
But God commen1cth bls IO\'('
toward us. In that. while we
were yet sinners: Chrlat died
ror us. Much m ore thPn, being
now justified by his blood. we
shall be &lved from wrath
through him. I Romans. 5: 8. 9.1.
GJlw ll'ril•l• and••
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ot 1960. ' ANNOUNCING
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FINAL REDUCTION .
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• • • • •
0. tl II •Jt•'• apee-tacular attraction• l•
the Qrcarama tour of
.. America tbe Beauti-
ful." J'or you're eacir-
decl by 11Kreeu u tbe
uniQue movie takee you
to 'tlmee Square, a New
J:nrtand villare. the
Gn.Dd CallyoD ud muy
other parta of our lud.
Tbe eft'eet • breathtak-
IDc· Clrcarama ••• de-
ftloped by Walt Diaey
ProcluetioU aDd • part
of _ exblbitsred
by Pac;iftc TeJe ne and
tfie Bell Tete e Sys-
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• MTUDAY. JVLY ~
Tall llcftta vaiiMI"d at 110 wer.
stolon fNm the 18!58 CadlUac ot
Everett Noren, )01-3-tth St'., West
New»n . . . TWo S30 cu.hiorua
were stole n ott a lawn swlna e t
the f'H!dence ot .Jamee Areento,
ll7-35Ch St., We!Jt Newport ...
B. M. Salaea r, 412 Dahlia Ave ..
Corona del Mar, reported 11\e
th~ft of a $20 bicycle ... A dog
belonging to Mrs. Ruth Bert, 205
Onyx Ave., Balboa Isla nd, was
1ua rJ ntlned after biting her ...
A La Habra boy was held for his
parentll after he stole a 25c·
<~a ndwlch fr o m t'ry· Market,
U5~15th Sr .. Newport fk>a(.·h ...
\ pelrtlon was filed on a n Ana -
hefm boy. 17. after he stole a
15c bottle of IPmonade from
Fry's Marke-t, 115·15th St ....
Oars driven by Francis F:. Kon.
49. ot 106-9th St.. Balboa. and
Shirlee A. Schlvo, 37. Las Vegas.
Nt>vada, w«>re fn a traffic acci-
dent a t 17th S r. anti B a I boa
auto a t Wuhlncton St. and Bay
Av~ .• Balboa ... A 125 radiator
cap was stole n from the Pierce
Arrow car of Eddie Eader, 3809
Seaa}\ore Dr .• West Newport ...
A panC'hute' car oovf'r wu
stolen from the car of J. R. Tuln·
er. !)WI Seashore Dr., West N«>W·
port . . . The n'!lilltr.ation s lip
was s tolen from t he <·a r or wu.
llam Johnson, 1Z7 Marin<' Avt>.,
Balboa lsbnd ... $50 urfboard
was s tolen from John Scou. 200
Emerald Ave .. Balboa Island ...
• MORDAY, JULY M
Two s urfboards valuNl a t 160
each were stolen from the nur
ya rd of Mil ton J. Me~·han. 60-1
Iris Ave .. Corona del Mar ...
R:1lph ~OS<'r. 234 Dt>l Mar St.,
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New Business
OpensinCDM
Bh d ., Nt>wport &-ach . . . Ern ·t Bruning h:.LS t)rought his
• SUNDAY, JULY 23 custom designl'd tlri'Jll8t't.> fix·
Ca rs of Christine ~t. :\Tasl<ey. rure busine to Coron,, dd \lar.
3 1. 2078 Palonu Dr .. upJ)('r bay. His k nowledge of d••"1gn and
and Of>an A. Larsen. 19. WhittiN . produc-tion is a re ult of h1s
were In an aceldcnt In a n a lley I o;tudy in old world Gennany. b(o
near ~. Bay Front and Coral tore coming to this (.·ountl') 33
Ave .. Balboa Is land ... Vandals years ago.
broke a w1nl'low In the parked -'1 :. Bruning's new t)usint>ss 1:.
ca r of S<·huyl<'r V.Jn Santford. loratl'd in t he new building. 3:iOO
136 A;al'l8 Ave.. Corona del Coa st Hwy. and will ft'ature th«>
:\iss : ... John M. Starkey. 53. of sam«> custom ~eslgning as his
1763 (){'f"an Blvd., Balboa, wa$ Los Angeles store. Harolrt Kiefer
<·h arged w i 1 h intoxication in will manage the IOC8i stor<>.
LECA.L NOTICE 1 CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictl~lous Firm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
cettlty tha t they a re cond ucting
a dry clea ning shop and laun·
rlry agency business a t 333 Eas t
lith Street, Costa ~1es3, Cali-
fornia. under t he fictitious firm
name of ~st Cleaners and tha t
~aid t lrm Is composed of the
followinlf p.-rsons wh08e names
In fu ll and places of residence
are as follows. to-wit:
~1yrtle S. Slaughter. 101 Shore
C'11tf Road. Corona del Mar,
C.JIIf.; Eleanor S. Fisher. 101
Shore Clift Road. Corona dt>l
Mar. Calif.; W. E. Fisher, 101
Shore CJICC Road, Corona d«>l
Mar. Calif.
WITNESS our hands this 23rd
day of June. 1961.
MYRTLE S. SLAUGHTER
ELEANOR S. SLAUGHTER
W. E. f"JSHER
STATE OF CALIFOR"'IA \
) ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON TIUS 23rd day or Ju ne.
1961, before me, a Notary Pub-
lic: In and for aald county and
.tate, ra&dlnc therein, duly
eonuaU.OMd and sworn. per ·
eon.Jly appYred Myrtle S.
Sla uchter, EJe•ncw S. Fl~er a nd
W. E. Ft.her, known to me to be
the persons wh~ names an'!
su~ribed to the within Instru-
ment. and acknowl~eed to m e
that t hey executed the same.
WITNESS my ha nd and oftl-
dal w a l.
(SEAL)
RALPH ~f. MYERS. J R..
Notary Public In and for
said County a nd State.
My Commission expires
Apr. 13. 1962
Publish : Aug. 3. 10. 17. 24
In the Newport Harbor Ensign
Professional
Directory
rtJNERAL DlllECTORS ..•
Frie ndly Nelehborhood Service
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
11 0 Broadway
lJ 8·3433 6 8-:M.'M COlla ....
West cliff 4 Chope;
o/. ''•lflll•,_,o
1/D i. 1M sT.
COSTA MUA ....... --""""'"
I'NSURANCE ...
FOR ALL OF
YOUR l.N URA.NCE NEEDS
Sadletr Insurance Co.
John E. Sadlelr
3333 E. C0.1§t Hwy. OR 3-38.';()
Corona del lia r
Mrs. McClure
of COM Dies
Mrs. Angle C. McClurf', 97. of
.a28 Dt>Sola Tr.. Corona High·
land~. died Sunday in Hillhav«>n
Convalescent Home. Clift Haven
She was born In llllno1s and _had
livt-d h<>re l ye.1rs and In Cull·
fornia for 66 yeo.1rs. ~hr io; !>Ur·
vivPd by 2 m<'~s. ~t rs. \'i\'ian
Lt'idy of Corona HIJrhland'l and
~~r~. ~ma r.utsc.·h . .8<'\'Niy H1lls.
Chril'"tian S<-it'n~ -wn.1 s W t>l"t'
helrt Tut'.sday 1n th~ Chapt"l ol
the Chim<':.. Inglewood ~fPmone1!
Park. Balt7 Monua~. Corona
del ~far \hapet wao; tn rh.trgi'
ot arr.Jngements.
Iliac II Orlall
Alici.> Kli«>Wer, own«>r of Car·
ria~ Ttad<'. lb lboa I land, will
lee~ next m'onth tor th«> Orient.
She w ill mak«> s tops In Kyoto.
Saigon. and :\la nila a nd hopes to
bring back some antique treas·
u r«>s and folk an. Mtss Carolyn
Bae r will tend shop until her
return about Nov. 1.
UGAL lfO'IICa
NOTICE TO CllEDri'ORS
A -~
SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR
THE COUNTY OF ORA~GE
No. A · 38200
Estate of
CLAUDE ATKJ~SO~.
~ased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES to
the M"('ditors of the a bove na med
dt't'edent that all p.-rsons ha\1na
clal~ against the said decedent
are r«>quired to tile them, with
the nt't'essary vouchers. In the> of ·
tice or th«-cleriC of the abovt'
entitled court. or to prest"nt them,
with the nt't'essal)• vouchers, to
tht' undersigned at Law Ortlces
of Fra nklin a nd Franklin. 107
East 18th Str~>et. Costa Mesa.
C'a llfomla; Which Is the pla ce of
bus iness ol the undersien~ In
a ll m atters pt':talnlng to th«>
estate of said detedent. within
six months after the first publi·
ration of thi.s notice.
Oat~ July 19th. 19tH.
MARJORIE GALE.
Administratrix with the
Wlll -anrwx~ ot the es-
tate or the above nam~
decedt>nt.
FRANKUN AND FRANKL1~
107 East 18th St.. Costa :\lesa.
California.
Attorneys tor Alimin istratrix I
With the Will-Annexed.
Published July 2i. Aug. 3, 10. 1i
ln the .Newport llarbor Ensign
WE'D LIKE YOU TO MEET the you.,ge1t mem~rs of our CllOWEl.l-WI!&DO!f • CO.
t lephone teom in the Newport·Cosf& Me~" Ofke, Evelyn eo::-.= ~ R~chards on d Corol Flaneqan. They heve [ust fini$h~ the sr:>-· Pa.:.':. .. llantiiDII. ._,lip.
cial traininq given for Service Rtpr~ntet•ves e~d It~• Servtce Dtell ....._ ,._ ,....._
Repre~ntatives everywhere they wtll be onswer•nq yOlJr Loll Pz nD luu. ...._
1---"---n,cwn wNn-you ca" ;, ebout :J.04l' wvic:. ~~\d~·.,--H -... .,_-
e reel 8,,., to our office. They ere typk.t of "The Voice with ........ Wile .. , ...
e Smile" en<~ .,. ~ift9 fonNrd to *""" ~· -a. o..e -.. ca .... ,.... ,......... .. a.-.....
C011ta Mesa, n'!ported that owr
thtt wHkend t10me0ne broke Into
a 1ane box and ato.e toola at <th•
site of t~ Abraham Lincoln
School, Corona del M.ar . . .
Thieves took a 1125 1V wt, 150
couh. 1&9.60 suit and a 1200 Swias
watch In a bure lary ot <the home
of Frant"~ Burch, 1038 W. Bay
Ave., Balboa. forclne a window
SCrH n latch to cain entry ...
Olfioer James L. Parker In pollee
unit 4341 wu involved in a
minor accident with a car driven
by Georgia,na B. Grupe, 120 Vl.l
Koron, Udo 1sle ... Tom Be ll.
503 Edge water A\•e., Balboa, re ·
ported the burglary ol a $165
outboard motor .
CelaAe Jcaluab, •otel IDCIDG• ver at 2400 W. C:O.t Bwy ..
Wewpcwt a.acta. repo11ect Uao
bUI'flary of a 17.50 wallet coa-
taialll9 a 115 9old nli9ioua
medaW... 15 c a a b. a...
c~Mc~E. credit carcla. baak .., •
lJigs book. l.lceDM Cllld Mdal
MCVtty card. lobo f10111 ber
pu.ne • • • htrida L Lewl&. au .... , A..., '4-t Rnrped.
,...nee~ ~ tbeft of a lUI
ba9of~~bftca
la a IDGibt parld8if 1M at·
32ad St. Cllld Rewpon a19d..
lfewpcwt aoacb ••• LonM
Buycb, 11M M..U.. A• ... W·
boa lalaDd. NPOrlecl 1M tbeft
of a 132 Dalr of l.U..' alocb
end a bl0.... ...
A 11()5 thr«>e-scoop bait tank
was stolen from the garage of
R. C Wain'wrlght. 505 Edgewater
A\'e .. Bal boa ... Vandals slashed
a n<>w tirf:' on the ca r of Maxin«>
Hartwick, 50"..3 Bruce CreS<'t'nt,
L1110 ands ... C'hris Godwin.
(Continued on page 41
~OTICE TO CREDITORS
So. A · 386S2
ESTATE O F FRANCIS ALEX·
ANDER ~10NRO. also known
as FRAN K ~10~RO A-\'0 F. A.
~ION RO. DECEASED
~OTIC£ IS HEREBY GIVE.~
to tht' credilors of and all Pf'r· 1 sons having claims against the
a1d d('('t>den t or a id ~state-to
tile tht>m w ith tht> ne<-essary
\•out'hers in the office ot the
Clerk of the Superior Coun of
the State of C'a lifomia. in and
for the County of Orange, or to
prt'S('nt the same. with t he
nt><'t?SS<lr\' vouchers in tM oWoe
of the 'clerk ot the Supt'rior
Court ot the State of California,
in and for t he County of Orange.
or to preSt'nt the sam e. with the
ne<"Cssary vouchers, to the un·
dersigned at his or het pl•are of
business. tO·WI1:
Security First National Bank.
Exeeutor, 10 Fashion Square,
Santa Ana. Callfornia. wlt:bln
slx months after ttw first pubU-catton ot tbia notice.'
Dated: July 28. 1961.
Securiry First National
Bank. a national bankJnJ
asscx'iatlon,
by C. J. Henderson. Assist ·
a nt Tnut Officer. Elce>t"u·
tor ot the Estate ot said
de<'e'dent.
HARWOOD. HEFF~\'AN
6 SODES
Attorneys at Law
3355 Via Lido
Newport Beach. California
ORiole J.BOEI)
Attorneys for Executor
Publish : Aug. 3. 10. 17. 24, 1961
w•EI'S WEll
WEll
LEECHES FOR SALE
At o~ tame, you could buy jars of leechc~ at most
pharmac1es. That ~as '" the days v.hen bleedm& v.as
considered a cure for many ailments. And leeches are
good bioodlcucr ! How lucky v.c an to be lhma in
thiS age of modem medications, with dfcctive-and
plc3~nt-lreaunmts forinfectjonsandothcrtUnesses .
Remember, rctia~lc medications are imponant to
)OU-the) IN)' mean the ditfercru between patn
and com( on ... between W'e and death. So,"' ben you
an ill, see your physician first. Ibm come to"' for
the medJCUICS lv prnaibea.
Christensen Phannacy
IDZI E. COAST IIWY .. COitORA DEL MAll
OaJOLE J.IS50
THE F1NEST IN FOODS
May be louncl at the U & I
e MEAT £ DEUCATESID e
lwUta heal-T..._ Fed ........ Ia .-CMa.r a.. Ro&CIIId ~ Cwmst __. ...-at~ea Cllld r..aa .......
e caocz.ao:s & PaOZEX FOODS e
.4lti..ally ad...u..t .... ,. •a.y ......,... 8pedaltiea
Compare ow low abeU pnc..
e IIEALTB FOOD STOU e
R.tural llealUa 7 0fda -Dtetet1c Fooda e fltODVCE e
T1M ...... la fnalt Cllld ...... -...... daily
eaED~ •
-...-. ....... tic .......
Adftrtlsed speckle .a.ctlft f w.a.nt.y
1'ueeday
()pea 1:30 to 10 P.M. Dally SUIIday
1:30 lo t :• P ..M. S>.-.s..ra
WE deUYW -..e5M u I
1200 E. Coast Hwy., <:.oron. •cW ~-
01,_..
_70U'N 1a tM mood far food. NllleiiiMr J0U aJ. _.,.IIDd lt ...._ Lancluaa &lid dllla. ....,.,_In our~-= deaD ldtmla. aad ~~ 8erWd to JOU lD Old • 1 ·0tm.p5 ... 5··1~5-· rrAiJAN RESTAURANT
AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE all &UT COAIT IIWY., COIIOIIA Da. IIAa. 011 J_.,.
.. • -· • • • • • • • •
Starting Thursday
August 17th. I 0 A.M.
331/3 to 50°/o
··~~~~~
SLACK SETS
SLACKS-Woolens. Dacrona. Cottons
PEnAL PUSHERS
BERMUDAS
JAMAJCAS
SHORTS
BLOUSES -Prints. Stripes, Solids
SWEATERS • Slipona. Cardigcma .
SIJRTS -Woolens. Da~ Cottons·
2-pc. DACRON & CO'M"ON DRESSES
TEE SHIRTS
Ill IIIII Filii • • •
SPORT SHIRTS
BERMUDAS
COTTON KNIT SHIRTS
--
ON "MARINERS MILE". 0NN SW«)AVS
, .,
FALL
KNITS
italian
double flat
wool knits
in black and
new fall shades
alao 1-piec:e lmita
from $29.99 '
Smartly tailored
fo r travel and the
harbor area
The fCIIIhion look
ia the tint look • • • •
Tomorrow, Aq. 11. at I p.m.
the 2 tloal'-ta In the Cee touma.
ment ot tbe harbor area s ummer
bueball prGII'am wUI meet to
detennl..e which team Ia the
etaamplon.
The-eame Is sch~uled for
Via Lido Drug
Is Open Again
Dean Rcavle, mana ger, secre·
tary.treasurer a nd part owner,
announces the reopening of VIa
Lido Druas In the new spllt·level
building at 3445 Via Lido, New·
port Beaeih.
The corporation which oper·
ales the drug store Jn~ludes John
Pelletier. president. a nd Robert
Ramsay, vice-president.
The new, a I r-r on d iti o n e d
building measures 5.100 square
feet; the 14·!oot ceiling Is dec-
orated with brass chandeliers;
other !t>atures are diffused light·
lng. FM music system and a
sta!f r~m tor employees.
T he building replaces tehe orl.
ginal Vincent's Lido Drug, which
was destroyed by fire in March
of last year. Until recently. Via
Lido Drug had been doing busl·
ness In a temporary location or
· about 400 square feet.
'
aau-.y, avaan 17. ••• aa.a.a .... JU& c:&IP.
Fr0111 the POUCE ILO I IB
C.ta ..... l'lntL One pJay.oft
pme Ia llt'heduled for 8 P.Jti·
today. Aua. 17. Ott..rs were
played at 4 and 5 p.m. yea.r-
day. \
Teams In ocontentlon are: )h.
arlners PaTk Phlllles. who but
the Coast League thlrd-plac.
Dodgers Saturday; Coast Leeeue
tim-place Braves. who beat the
Corona flrst·place Pira tes Satur-
day; Harbor League first-place
Cubs. who beat the Mariners
League ~~«ond.place Pirates Sat -
urday; Channel Leaeue second·
place Cubs, who beat the Park
LeJgue fi rst-place Giants Sat·
urday.
IIA,JOa UAGUE
(Continued fNm .... ll
1825 Sftdrlft Dr., Irvine Terrae.,
reported the t'Mft ol a tz5 bl·
cych from Jaamlne Ave. and
Oc.an Blvd., Corona del Mar .•.
A 115 au tank waa etolen from
the beNt ol William B. Clark,
1310 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa ...
A tralftc a«tdent In r.:>nt ol303
Goldenrod Ave., Corona del Mar.
Involved cars driven by Robert C.
Burna, 31, La Habra, and An·
thony C. Dolby, 315 Goldenrod
Ave .. Corona del Mar ... Dorothy
A. ~arshall. 319 Marine Ave ..
S.lbo.1 Island, reported the theft
of 2 books valued at $19.95 and
$7.95 from her book shop.
• TVUDAT, JVLT 15
John McMahon, 332 Princeton
Dr.. Coata Mesa. reported the
theft of S22 rrom hls wallet left
In his car In the Ocean Front
W L
Giant!! .. . .................. 5 2 ~Stir II Cll
Dodgers ....................... 4 2 1 Television star Nanette Fahray 2l wlll officiate at the ribbon cut·
1 tlng et>remony at noon today.
Ca rds . . .. ................. 2 3
Braves . ..... . ............ 1 4
Cards .
Cubs
AIIEJUCAJf A
..... . ...... 11
..................... 9
. ...................... 7
.. .. •.. .. . . 8
Au&. 17, for the opening o!
3 0 Richard's home and gl!t shop
4 1 and VIa Udo Drugs near Rich·
~ 3 ard's Lido Market.
6 0
pertdna Jot. Newport Beam ...
A 1100 surfboard beJonat,.. to
Jim Hou.e, M1 SHward ad., Co-
rona Hlahlanda, and a 170 surf-
board belonaf,.. to Michael
Greene, 300 Narct.ua Ave., Qo.
rona del Mar, were stolen (rom
a aaraae at 816 Beaonla Ave.,
Corona del Mar . . . .
Fake Distress
Calls Are Sent
A Lido ll'le boy, 12. faces fed-
e ral charees of luulne false
radio d I s t res s slarnala and
uslne a radio without a license,
the harbor department reported.
The youth used a radio on a
nelehbor's boat l~st Saturday for
raise May Day calls which aent
· Coast Guard, harbor dept~rtment
and Jl!e guards on !alae alarms.
Direction finders were used to
trace the calls to Udo Isle.
IIEW KIW AJfJI IIEIIUa
James Callaghan of Ford
Aeronutronic has been accepted
as member of the Corona del
Mar Kiwanis Club. Ph lilies
DodgPrs
Gi ants . .... 7
Bruvl:'s . .... .. .......•. 6
Redlf'gs ................. 3
Pirdtes . . 2
7 0
8 0
9 2
12 0 BASEBALL HIGHLIGHTS
POKT aa
Phlllles .................. 11 4
Dodgers ........................ 9 6
Cubs ..... . ............... 8 7
Red legs ..................... 5 8
Cards 6 8
0
0
0
0
1
Haynes player of the game. The
Reds scored single runs In the
first and third and tried with 2
• IIOIIDAT. AUG. 7 In the fourth. Paul Holmes was player of the game.
-·-··· .. Ill-.... ,
Pw quldl pldl up and far .......... -~lltlon where
tt.ftdenclee ~ laave octurred durlna ...,...._. OVW·IndaJ·
pnce tl)' Xalaala UP 6 UP. ,...... Ia 25 .-.. o1 a!U ac:tJvtt)', al~ wttb the octwr ~ bulldJ,.. ln.,.c~Htnt. In thla
adent4fteally developH formula. UP 6 UP Ia also extrftnely
benelldaJ In .-.tna qukk eneray In the cue of extreme tlrectn ... And taUpe.
A QUJCit PICK UP W111f UP 6 UP
VITAMINS UNUMITED
SPECIALISTS IN
VITAMINS cmcl NATURAL COSMETICS
.......... of KaJaah Vitamin• H..e ol RcmclaJI Cc--etiCII
OPEN 9:30 TO 5:30
MONDAY THRU SATURDAY
2451 Coast Highway -Corona del Mer
083-5071 hrld8t .. ...,
TilES
Congratulations to the unse.lfish citizens of Newport·
Corona del Mar who protested the unequal appraisal ot the
rounty assessor before the Board ot Supervisors.
Now, let us put up the money fe1t action before the
courts -our case Ia just.
WilliG£ UI.IEIIEII, ..... , Ma nager Reavit> Is a graduate
of UC .and Is a doctor or phar-
macy. He resides In the College
Park section of Cost!_ Mesa with
his wife and 2 chnc:tren, Douglu,
S. and Marilyn, 6. Gi ants ............ 4
SALLT aa
lO 1
GIANTS 10. PIRATES 6: The PIRATES 4, CUBS 1: Gree
Giants scored 5 runt~ each In the Vandenberg was named player IIIII••••••••••••••••••••••• first and second Innings. Chris of the eame for the Pirates, as
Nelson ~a nd Tom Blunt we re the Cubcl were only able to
named ro-players of the game. score a single run. Cubs ........................ 11 4 0 Come and see the
early fall fashions lrpiTeacllen..., Pirates .. . ................ 11
Braves . .... .... . . . 8
4 0
7 0
eac-h going 2 for 3 with 2 runs ____ .... .....,.....,. ____ _ p.u~ .7r LIII.P'OIFI' at
mais oui!
3401 E. CoCIIt BW"f.
Samuel McKee. president of
the Hollywood School of Popula r
1 Music. will be guest lecturer at
a meeting of organ teachers to
I be held at 10 a.m. this Friday.
Aug. 18. at the new Hammond
Organ Studios. 2854 E. C011st I Hwy .. Corona del Mar. Thf' pro-
gram Is free and all local muaJc
teachers are Invited to 'attend.
Elma Proctor. Instructor at the
Ham mond Studios. will conduct
rhe meeting. ,. ................ . .. , •.• ,. .... ....
Redlegs ............... 7 8
Cards . . .. ~ 11
Phillif'S 4 11
PIEDIIOKT aa
Cu bs . . .. 12 3
Giants . ... 10 4
Pirates .......... 8 6
Dodgers ............... 8 7
Rt"dlegs .. ....... ..... . 5 9
Braves . ... 0 '1-J
IKTE .. AnOKAL aa
Phillles . .. .. ... . . ..... 13 2
Cards .......... 10 5
Giants .................. 9 6
Dodgers . . ............ 5 10
Braves . . ....... 5 10
Pi rates .. 3 12
TEXAS a
0
0
0
batted in. Dan OIT pitched 4
innings. StevP Patti!!On was
named player of the game !or
tht" Pirates.
REDLEGS 16. B RAVE S 6: 0 Pitchf'r 1A'O Bandel was' named 1 player of the game !or the Reds 1 as his team knocked In 9 runs 0 In thf' se.'Ond <and 7 In the third ~ to wrap up this onP. Andy Ad·
ams was namf'd player of the
0 gam(' for the Braves.
DODGERS 2. CUBS 1: Tom 0 Sawyer was named playt>r of fhf" 0 game for the Dodgers as they 0 squeaked by this one with single 0 runs In the IK'COnd a nd Jast ln-
O nings. Greg Smith was named
CorODa del lle~r, oa 3·4740
Pll;)ns for Newport's first proJ·
ect under the city's new planned
residen1ial development ordl·
nance we re announced this week
by Don Woodward. president ol
~-plen lnc.
Rertl.-gs .. . .... .13 2
Cards . .. .. .. ............ 12 3
0
0
player o! the game tor the Cubs.
Their lone run was scored In the
fourth lnnln~t.
I
I
R
I
I
I
I s
Semi
annual
Sale
Now
on
226 IIAJlDIE AVE.
8AUOA JSLAJfD
oa 3·'7Mt
Phillies ..................... 9 5 1
Cubs ................................ 7
Dodgers ···---·-····---·-·---· 2
J 1
13 0
'Mte planned community. VIsta Giants ...... ···-·····--···· 1 14 0
Bahia, wUl be located at tht>
northeast comer of Del Mar Aw . Redlegs
and Tustin Ave.. In the west Cubs
b1ut! a rea o! the Uppt>r Bay. Plr:ates
There will be 18 three·bedroom Phlllles
1nd 2-1 two-bedroOm single fam -_Br:tves
ily residen~. with recrPatlonal Cards
•OIITIIED a
•· ................ _ ...... 11
.. . .. .. ... 10
. ... .. ...... 9
9
4
... 1
PJOIIEEa a
3 1
5 0
5 1
6 0
11 0
14 0
facUlties. Including swimming
pools. putting green and shuffle -
board courts.
Realtor John ~ullan Is vic-c·
president of Res-plan and wllJ b<'
director o! sales. Ground-break-
ing is scheduled for this fall.
GJJU. POB TBE OLSOIIS
A daughter. ShPri Ann. 8 lb.
6 OL, was born to Mr. and ~frs.
Ralph Olson. 82-1 W. l.:ith St ..
Newport &ach. in Houg Hospital
on Wednesday. Aug. 2.
'1t's Fun to Dreaa
In Fuhlon"
:1659 E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MAll
ORIOLE 3·!5030
Gtant<~
Pirates
Dodgf'rs
Braves
Redlrgs
Cubs
Phi Illes
Dodgers
Cards
Giants
Pira tes
Braves
•. . 1-4
.. . • .. 11
.. 7
.... 6
..... 4
2
SOUTBE .. a
.11
:tO
......... 9
... . . . . 7
-: ..... 5
. .. 3
KAnOIIAL A
Giants ................. 13
Cubs . . ....................... 11
Redlegs ....................... 8
Pirates ......................... 8
Dodgers . . . ................ 7
Braves . . .. ....... . ..... 3
Phlllles . ................. . ... 2
Cards ............ 2
IIESA aa
0
3
7
&
10
12
4
4
6
8
10
11
1
3
5
6
6
10
11
12
Cards .
l":iants
Rrdlegs
DodgN~
Brav.-s
Cubs
. ............... 15 2
Ph lilies
.... ······ ... 14 4
............. 9 8
...... 9 9
............ 8 10
..... 5
................... 2
EASTE .. aa
13
16
Giants . . ... , .... 12 3
Phlllles ..................... 11 4
Redll:'gs . ...... . .......... 4 11
Pirates . .. . .. . . .... 3 12
WElTED a
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
l
Phi Il les ......................• IS 2 1
Redlegs ........................... 12 5 1
Olrds ............................ 10 8 0
Giants .............................. 7 10 1
Dodgers ............................ 6 10 1
Cubcl ........... : ................... 6 11 0
Braves ............................ 4 14 0
EAITDir.
Glanta ................ .: ........... 10
Redlee• ............ ___ ........ ·... 8 '60 Ford Starliner, Radio and Heater ... $2195 5 0
6 1
8 0 Pirates .............................. 7
PtliUin ............................ 4 '60 T-Bird (Two) Loaded ................................... .$3495 10 1
'fil Olds Super 88 Hard top ------···-.. _$1 195 ~ ' 4 '51 Cad. (Two) full Power __ _J2295
....... , ..
e IATVaDAT, AVG. 5
GIANTS 8. BRAVES 4: Glantll
S{'()red 4 runs In the first and
last lnnlnes namlne John Chick
and LU<'ky Anderson as co-play-
ers of the game. 'J1te Braves
named Steve Bowie player of the
game. ·
DODGERS 5. REDLEGS 4: The
Bums made thls a close one
with 2 In the first and second
a nd ont> In the fourth, naming
eharmlag , ......... _,.., H.,.._ ..... .
Clwit._ CM4 coll•ciiott. ctto-,_. .--.n,
lfll,n~ttett ut4 _,
• P. J. Audette, M.D. '58 Ford Del Rio Wagon ________ .$1395
'57 Chev. V-8 2 Door, Stick -·-----·-·-..$ 995
·ss Chev. Belair Hard top, .
Power Steering .... _. _____ ........... -... -.$ 895
111eoclore Ford
il)sed Car Center
1920 Newf!ort Blvd. *
Eye, eer, nos. & throet
announces the, opening of his office at
3500 East Coest Hv•y .. Corona del Mer
ORiofe 5·11 U
UnMILtEIIUE
• TVEIDAT. AVG. I
PIRATES 12. CARDS 2: l im
Meaney was named pNycr or
the game for the Pirates as they
scorf'd one run In the !lrst In·
nlng. 7 In the second and 4 In
the third. The Cards' 2 lone
runs came in the first.
e TVEIDAT, AVG. I
CUBS 2, PHILUES 1: Mike
Zimmer was named player of
the game for the Cubs.
IHut;ful 0....-....... $1 ~
.. •ewport a..llt'Gicl, •.....-t leacla. C.W.. OaJole J._,.
WALTAH CLARkE'S
UWAIIAII IIIOtl
Ameriea'1 La..-t S.Jectlon Jtouncla da Oodl BawatJaa J'aahlon 0... Ita & .,_
• JIAUfa an_ UL80A IILAifD oa..-
I
Bruning's
UNUSUAL
GIFTS
,A,NDIRONS
BARBECUES
BELLOWS
BR,A,SS BELLS
CAPE COD LIGHTERS
CANDLE STICKS
COAL BUCKETS
CR,A,NES
DOOR KNOCKERS
ELECTR IC LOGS
FENDERS
FIRE LIGHTERS
FIRE TOOLS
FOOT SCRAPERS
GRATES
GAS LOGS
HEARTH BROOMS
HITCHING POSTS
HOUSE MARKERS
JARDINIERS
KINDLER$
MAIL BOXES
PLANTERS
PLAQUES
RAILS
SCREENS
!Fireplace)
Curtain
Fo4ding
Gates
Spark Guards
Fr...,.s
S..,ss Doors
Fan
SCONCES
SUN DIALS
TRIVETS
WEATHER VANES
WOOO IASKETS
WOOD IOXES
ALSO
SPECIAL ORDERS
Fireplace Fixture s
NOW
OPEN
DEAR HOMEMAKER:
We would like to invite you to see our
unusual store which is stocked with
hundreds of items not to be found in
any other store. Many of these
pieces are handJDade in our well
equipped shop. Our specialty is Fire.
place fixtures: STOCK & CUSTOM
MADE.
Before building your fireplace we
would like for you to talk to us anCI get
our free advice regarding • LOG
UGHTER -GAS PIPE, ETC., which
we ktel auie will laVe you trouble and
money later on.
....... 3500 8 E. COCIIIt Hwy. -OR 3-'1(M;S -Coraua del Mar
.......
Don't cry becaUM you've been
on v.1catlon and w.re uneble to
tate up your' Lucky Bucks.
Though their purchulne power
endrd lut Monday, another Be
Happy, Go Lucky Buclu time
w1ll come around tt\la fall.
• Bring your lucky buclu ln. you
Will be alven a ~lpt for them
and your name and addre~~~~~ will
be taken. When the time to
apend your lucky bucks comes
around aealn, we will notJty you
In the maJl.
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CoeJa. cda't lt IWDpNoua • • •
Tbe anr VIa lJdo Dnap CIDd
IUcbcacrs lloaae .ad aut IMp.
but wiMn an .. P'DI to pat our aartat.aa ,._, O.t ..
............. alee ........
...... eo~D~M~~ta .... llelcMd
by tbe ............ "'18a't
tba no. a...aw.a• . . . •£•·
"Ytblet ......_ oat 10 dMrly
DOW ... or........._ ... ry ..
of the fbmlne ,.,. ~
....... ·-tbe _ ..... at ,.,. to dllpl_,. •Y ._ • • •
"It -...·t ..-• bit ua u..
old ..... ......... a.&ly
wlala. .. Mile ML "nile AI • ................... "*
... , ......... AI& • .-c.
..... poetry .. .., ... • • •
To ................... .. ............................
....._., apWt. IMpbe. ...
..... ·-you. .... CIOUid .. for..,.._._. ... AM .........................
cool •••
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First Baptist
Gets Pastor
Dr. 11homu l . W~lch, putor
ol the First Baptlat Church,
Monticello. Ark., will be the new
pastor ol the First Baptltlt
Church, Corona del Mar, start·
lne Se;>t. 24. Dr. Thomas Me·
dearla, Interim put.or, made the
announcement Tuesday.
Dr. Welch nolda dearees from
I Ouachita Colle,e, In Arkansu.
a nd Souttlwestern Baptilt Theo-
logical Seminary, Fort Worth,
Texas. Ue has been a member
of the executive board of Arkan·
sas Baptist Convention since
since 11957.
'81JIOIAG& IALr IJUT
A humorous skit, "Rummaae
Sa~," Will highlight the 7:30
meeting of the Newport Harbor
Luther:an Churc'h Women to·
night, Aug. 17. Mrs. Marie
Howes. dean of women at
Oranp Cout Collea~. will pre-
tent the skit. The a.¥. lames
G. Blain. pastor, will address t'he
rroup on ''Th~ Good Samaritan
Fund."
C:HIJR£HES ......................
~ -•-n.e He«Je Mood"
will be the aennon topic ol t'he
lie¥. Godfrey Graeflln at the 9:30
and 11 a.m. aervlces Sunday. • • • Val••u.u.t c•aula. C.O.ta
..... -Rabbi Aaron Tofteld ot
Temple Beth Ernet, Anaheim,
Will trace the development of
Judaism u the guest speaker at
10:30 \Lm . this Sunday. • • •
c-... _c ., .. , •••II
C1Mua -"'"he Rev. ldwtn Gom·
ke will preach at the 1:30 and
11 a.m. Mrvlces Sunday on
"Char~cterlstlcs ol Contftnpor·
ary ChrlstNanlty". Churt'h School
Ia at 9:30 a .m. and HJfh !k'hool
el ... at 10:43 a.m. • • • •
Clutda ..... a...a..
Newport Beach, Corona del Mar
and Coata Meea -"Peace and
Joy" will keynote t'tle Leuon·
n.t a.ptlat Cia.,. Corona Sennon at tt\e 9:15 and 11 a.m.
del Mar -"'lbe Tower of ZJon", services Sunday. '
fpart U, conclusion), wlU be the icxacxacxiiiiXaCiCaCiCiC tJtle of Dr. T. W. Medearis at E J C C
the .11 a.m. service Sunday. • • • L......_.Q_. ...........
Corona del Mar-Th~ a.v. Dour·
lu P. Wet~~ell wl J ~ak on
"What Ia Christianity" at the
9:30 and 111 a .m. eervtc:es Sun·
<by.
• • •
IL lltdlaal ... All .......
M'"'ea (Epltco.lAII, Corona del
Mar-The Rev. Edward P. Allen
will Introduce IUHt speaker
CAnnon Geor1e W. Barnes, Ca·
thedral ot the Incarnation, Gar·
den City, Lonr lslanft, for the
8 a.m. servire Sunda) • • •
IL A ad r e w • s Ploebytertaa
Claarda. Clltf Haven-''The Dan-rer of Seelna" wilt be the !leT·
mon title of Dr. Charles Dieren·
field at h 8: lS, 9:35 end 11
a.m. aeorvices Sunday. • • •
IL J--Kp4 npal Clauda.
Newport Beadh-The 1lev. John
H. Parke will apeak on "Joeeph-
ln Egypt" at the 8. 9:15 and 11
a.m. aervll:'eS Sunday. • • •
..._ 1'1taity a.ptlat Cluuda,
Ca.ta Mesa -''Confidence In
Crlala" wllJ br the title of the
&!v. William Acton at the 11
a.m. service Sunday. The 7 p.m.
services will feature the Sanctu·
ary Choir. • • •
-..... Clld8tlaa Clualda. New·
port Helchta-"My Saviour First
of All" will be the ~ennon title
ot the a.v. Bernard Burry at the
10:45 a.m. Sunday tervice in the
Seventh Day Adventist sane·
tuary. • • •
Pint c:aut.tlaa Cluan:la. Coata
Meea-The &!v. Franklin Bixler
will apeak on "He's Got the
Whole World In Hla Handa" at
the 10:40 a .m. service Sundey.
GlamouT
Glimpses
Seems we havf' been chit·
chatting so much about the
back·to·schooJ clothes that some
of )'OU m ight think that't~ a li we
have received. But Jet me as·
sure you. It you haven't looked.
that we are ju!ft loaded with
lovely new pretties for your fall
wardrobr, whatever be your
slze or age.
a....&y dedi cottoM. at ell ..... ................ ..-. belt, .................... . ....... ,.. .............. .
... • • • • Allll tbe ...... ... ... e.-........ u.tof
taU eftDta. •• day or ....ta9.
We are moo amrious for you
to see the wonderful r roup ot
reds. One could almost call
them vlntace reds, as they run
the gamut from rosy reds, on
rhrourh the purplish magenta.
We are particularly fascinated
with o~ co.tume by one of your
favorIte manufacturers, Abr
Schrader. It 1a a silk worsted
costume. 10 very wearable. The
dress alo~ Ia pretty with lt.!l
newly !lhaped skirt, and the
jacket just ever so slightly ~ap·
ing tO fiatter the tlcure.
Allll ............. Iaiita
................... tbe ................... , .......
.,.., cbelee ... a.t bit. ...
tbe ....... ...a. bit ••••
be It nit type. • *-....
~ ....... ,........,.
In the drua atore .o nice to
have a 1llttery .-tment of
Lanvln, Carven. Paberp. Cba·
nel. Caron and Gu.rlaln to
waller In once aaaln ... Cot a
wig yet! You ~ould, they're
so nice to have on hand when
the hair do ls SOllY and there's
a reason for looklne terrific.
Mlx or m3tch a purple wie. pink.
ereen. platinum wlth your dresa.
For the bath, Guest Grapes ...
CHURC.H DIRECTORY Remember, we ere all air con·
dkioned. and tt Ia so nlcoe and
oomfortable to atoP at O'~'a.
Be -.rn. you.
Attend the Church
Of Your Choice
Regularly
Tiny bars of 10ap, 'bout eras»e ,.-------------. alze, each wrapped In t:ello·
phane ... Toaether, Mr. 'Jbom.
son's vineyards couldn't do
brtter ... Mlc.'hel Belle Surpri.e
carton alvea you 32 madly de·
Uclous ltopetlck colors ... Eliza·
brth Arden finally flaurea out
how to put bath •Its In the
shower with her new Aqt,N.
Spray. FlU over any shower
head. You Insert dreamy Blu.e
Grass pellets and swish, sprinkle
you have a shower. water soften·
er and coloane all In one. Men:
Ken's Camera Shop ihaa moved
from 32nd street to the base·
ment.
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ST. JAMES
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
3308 VIa Lido, Kewport BNcb
ORiole 5-0210
Tbe lev. John B. Partw. Bector
SUlfDAY SERVICES
8:00-Holy Com.munJon
t: 15-Famlly Servlc:o an4
Sunday School
U :oo-Mornlng Prayer ancJ
Sennon Nunery and amall c:hlld care
provided
· THURSDAY
10:»--Holy Communion and
Heal!n& Servles
CHIIISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
n.T CAUIICII OP CllaiiT, ..... .....
1301 Vla Lido ~~OOL 9:15 a.m. and 11 a.m.
SUKDAY SERVICES . 9:15 • 11 a.m.
WEDJRSDAY EVENUfG MD'IiKG 8 p.m.
ltEADJ!fG ROOM-
&nS ~ Lido. Newport leaeb Opnweek~ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
WedMedQa t a.m. · 1:U p.m. ~ aDd Frida~ t a.m. to I p.m. UCOIID r.ca..nu~aca~ or CIUIIIIT,
ICIDIIJII ............. c.-... ..
-.... CalilllllltlWQ c.oaa.WIIar IUKDAY ICIIOOL · 9:15a.m.
IUJifDAY WtiCIS
1:11 --................
n:• -·-.. --•s;::J •:= t:• -.-.......... _ .; ......., ......... --... ..... -
LtJ'I'IIEBAlf CJIUIIal
OF THE MASTER
3:545 East eoa.t Hlghwa)'
Corona del Mar
The Rev. D. Weaell, Putor
Phone: ORiole 3-5022
SUimAY SCHEDULE
9:30 A.M.-Til• Service
9:30 A.M.-Sunday School
11 :00 A.M.-The Servtce
WELCOME
FIRST IAPI'IST
CHURCH
2~1 1 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Dr. T. W. Medearis. Pastor
Sunday. 11 :00 a.m.: Morn ·
lng Service.
Evening Service. 7:30.
A cordial wt>kome ~ ex·
tended for all aees to attend
Sunday &hool as w~ll u
Sunday morning and eve-
ning services.
A mld.week service is herd
every Wednesday at 7:30
p.m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHUBCH
Franklin 0. Blxler, Jr. Minlatu
Ll 8-4T78 • Paraona1e Ll 8-52M
SUKDAY
9:45 ..... ·----·-·.Bible 9ehool
10:46 ·--··---·· ou~h Serva 5:30 Youna Peoplea' Meettn1
e:30 ---···-Vs.per Serva
WEDMESDAY
9:30 a.m..Women'• ltlble Stllct,
'7:00p.m.-Pra)'ft MeoUq
1:00 p.m. --Chotr PnacUca
~and Ch1ld Care
Plwtdld
CO.OIIA .... MAll ca•• •1r c::&Wl8
2511 &. Coaat H"'
C:OIIOWA DU. 110
o ..... s.a• . :• . • • •:• .
M c sa ... ,,
U 1-1-COITA IIDA
ITAftDIQ WED .. AVO. II
HELD OVER
Walt Disney's
..Parent Trap ..
Starrlne Maureen O'Hara
and Haley Mills
Also Short Subjects
L I 0 0 ;-: "'·,
oa a.-. •• ,.,.._.
ITAftDIQ WED.. AVO. 11
Ja mes Stt>wart
and R1rhard Widmark
in
"Two Rode Together·
....... -.. ~.-P~
-woiiDDPVL aaua·
Cartuorul and N ...
Sample
Shack
DESIGNER
DRfJISD
153 E. 17•h St.
COSTA MESA
MlS-6300
ftll.,, ... ._ • ....._ .. ,. ...... .
..., ....... &Col ... ....
Zonta to Hold
Luau Saturday
The Newport Ha.rbor Zonta Club
wHJ hold :ta beneftt luau thls
Saturday evening, Aug. 19, be·
rtnnJn1 at 6:30 p.m., at the
Hoa.rt Loud residence, 3CT7 Nar·
c:t.wl Ave., Corona drl Mar. Pro·
ceeda will co toward Zonta pro .
Jed,a. suCh u acholal"'hlps. Sen·
lew Cltlz,ena Club, and layettes
for Hoae Hospital. . •.. , .........
.......... 1
Muaml Kunl of Japan, who
has been teaching this summer
at Anglola Sartorlo's Interna-
... ....... &W&at ,..._.T •&WiOili ..... --I
CO.:.A Da. IIAa. CALIP. taOWT. A ... ll 17. 1•1
....,.,,an,h,.U.
IUII.Ceut~1 ' r.o.a.w
Ceruaa tillar Califlnia
We havP everythlnr from
Palm trees to leis to make
your Luau a memorable par.
ty. You can rent your dei:'O·
rations . . . buy Invitations,
plates. ('Ups. napkins. Jeis .... IC
straw hats, etc.
Hobie's Party Supplies
Hobie cmd Marge Lcud
S53l &. C.O.t .wy .. C.... del .._ Oaiole s ...
Next door to Jewell Welty Florist
tional Summer Dance School in
Corona drl Mar. wHI give a
master claAS from 11 a1m. to 1
p.m. this Saturday, Aug. 19. at
Harbor VIe w School. This will
be rhe tlnal class of the season 1
for the Summer Dance School.
There will be no open class in j
the evenlne. 1 '------------------------J
CAaD OP TJIAJfU
We wish to thank our many
nt-lthbors and rriends for their
sympathy and understanding
at the passing of our belovt-d
mother. - W. A. Griffitts. Co·
rona del Mar. and W. D. Grif·
fi1ta, Sacramento.
~PORT · ·
Rory Calhoun
''Secr:et of Monte Crilto"
Grand Opening
AUG. 17th
The New
VIA,LIDO D~ ·as -
u.s v• Lido. •8W1*t .._. - - - --~ oa s-o111
.U I UL II II P.&
leclater fer
IIIII IPEIIII PIIZEI
COAST SUPER MARKEl
\\ I ~ h -1~ ' I J S I > I L I ~' I _ ~
Y, ,._,, IITIIIIY -Ia 17, II, II
Groceries Produce frml ••••k ill
CIUP'PO• P ACIAL 11SIVES ., helL.
4 .. $1.00
CIUc·E AU Clt.lcba Cat 7ood
2 "'2le
12-.
COli
~ ...
QIEITI PUCIES
1~ ..
We Reserve the R1ght td l.Jmit Quanti ty
THE BEEF THAIS ALWAYS TENDER
111111 ..... , ..••
EF IIEW IEIT • • •
'
PorterboUM ., ....
T-Bonea · '1··· .. ,.. ..
T.-.e•oawltbSIIWa-ka-lola
"1,-
• • •
I a&WK ft lla..oa &1111011 'IWOIIIDAY. AOGOIT 17. 1•1
IVII.'N'&D &Y&n TII11UDAY COIIOifA D&L IIA&. CALIF.
attend!
'£··~~ ............
home & gift
shop and
VIA' LUX) DRUGS ~
GRAND
OPENING
12:00 noon
THUR. AUG. 17 th
ffo --
Speeulatloll
No
UDCel'tcdDty
with an
INSURED
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
••
All Accounts
insured to
110.000
•
LAGUNA
FEDERAL
SAYINf55 ..........
•••.-.c ......
IU"PfRMI&
SY2 Millon in
for Harbor Y11w His
840 Production Pl., 1125; J. C.
AlceliOn. r~. 811 Production
Pl .. 1100; llob loublan, sun pro·
1ectlon, 2300 Newport. $580.
0 . z. Jtoberbon .hu taan out
~rmlc.. for 23 alntle ,.mUy dw~Ulnp In the new unit ot h1l
Harbor View Hll.. development
in Corof'a del Mar. Total permit
value waa l!iftl,780. RESOLUTION !CO. 874
The new dwelllnp will be A RESOLUTION or THE CITY
built euterly of the pret~ent COUNCIL OP THE CITY or
hoWIM. on Harbor View Dr. and COSTA MESA or I!CJEMTION
SettillJ Sun. TO ANNEX A CEitTAlN UNIN·
Followine perm Its were HABITED AREA DESIGJfATED
Issued: AS "RJVER NO. 2 ANNEXA·
.e COIIOIIA DD. IIU TJON", AND GIVLNG NOTICE
Mary Slmpeon. w~ll. 502 Mar· THEREOF.
ieold. 1365: ~d Danczak, alen. WHEREAS. there is situated
3329 E. Coast Hwy., sro: Schyler outside of and cont!JUOUI to the
Van Samford. 1·atory addition City of Colta Mesa a certain un·
at 716 Marleold, 17.300. Inhabited area as hereinafter • au.oa YI&W lOLLI more particularly described; and
Harbor View Hills Develop· WHEREAS. the owners of more
ment Corp., 23 alnele family than one-fourth of the land In
dwellings on· Harbor VIew Or. the territory by area and by
and Settlne Sun, raneine from ·a~ value a.s shown on the ~1,960 to $25,660, total $561 ,780; lut equalized ueesament roll
John Roth. wall •nd fence. 1038 of the County of Orange have
White Salls Wlay, 1585; J. w. l'xpressed thNJUM!lves a." desJr.
H!n<f\llffe. swlmmlnJ pool, 1106 ous of havlne the same a nnexed
Golden....,., 12,300. with thl' City of Costa ~esa; and .,-WHEREAS. It would be for the
• DrYIIIE ~CE best Interest of the City of Costa
Thomas Walker, new facing, Mesa to a nnex the said herein·
1901 Bayadere, $:500. t e CAllED uoau a ter descrl~d pro~rty; and
Investors MariM Inc., fence, WHEREAS, there has been sub.
4515 Orrlncton, 1324: Edward m itted, on or about the 21st day
McNary, swtmmlne pool, 4621 ot April, 1961. to the Oranee
Ham])den, $2..700; Mrs. Marearet County Boundary Commission, a
W!llcox, l -u.nlt, l ·story dwelllne. legal description and plat ol the said hereinafter described unin·
4521 Roxbury, $3(),000. hablted area, for its report. pur·
• CLIFF BAYD suant to the provisions of Section
Warr~ Massey. swimmlne J:S002 of the Government Code of
pool, 1801 15th St., 13.100. the State of California; and e JfKWIOIIT II&IGIITI WHEREAS. tt\e report of the
Mrs. James Jordon, earaae and Orange County Boundary Com·
!ltora.ee. 312 Fullerton. S2.200. mission has been secured a nd
• aAY IIIOaD reported upon by said Boundary
Jay Hul~rt. addition, 2651 Commission with respect to the
CrHtvlew, St.ClOO; 1. M. Ully Jr.. derlnlteness and certainty of the
add RCOndt floor, 2752 Circle proposed boundaries:
Or., 115,000. NOW, THEREFORE. BE IT R£ . e ~ aAY ADA SOLVED. by the Clty CounclJ of
Donalcl aren, 2 &lint. 1214 Rut· the City of C()jlta Mesa. a munl·
Jand, sm: S.ycrest Develop· clp.ll corporation, to annex the
ment co.. fence. 1848 Commo· said real oproperty as hereinafter :o~~Uu :-:ts~:'~~~ .. :~dth':a!=;
Dan Simkins. 22.4 Via Orvleto, boundarls of the City of Costa 1 1 1 Mt>Sa, and which property is. at . un t. 1-atory dwe ling, $25.000; the ~t time. uninhabited. Ro.~rt An*niOil, 135 }/Ia Vella. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVE:-i
1-unlt. 2-a~Dry dWelllna. $32.600. . · e IAL80A IIUUID that It Ia propoeed by the Ctt)' of
Nellie Morl. 1-untt. 1-nory ec.ta Mela .to annex 1he here·
dwelling. 502 E. ~an Ft., 11 l.·l lnatter descnbed real property. to
570: WUlls San,er. new gates, the City of Costa Mesa: wh1ch
912 E. Balboa, $50; Forrest Hart. I said real ,property shall. 1n these
new &Utes, 912 E. Balboa, 150: proceedings, be known as . An·
Boy Markham, re-roof garaee. nexatlon No. 49 to the Clty of
1731 Miramar 1133 Costa Me~. and bear the name
e a&WfOAT ' . "RIVER NO. 2 ANNEXATION".
Dick Newcomb, office a nd The specific descrlpti~n of thl'
alp. 2201 w. Cast Hwy., $900; boundaries of the temtory pro·
Jc*D OConnor. lall·out llheltet", poeM to be annexed ls as fol·
... w.,a-. aooo: James .. l~: ~===;;::;:;;:;;;;::;:;;:~1....,.. IDe undererouacl MAlts ~nntn1 at a polnt in n.e I 4145 w. ~ Hwy .. tuDO; AJC!~ diatlnr boundary ~ the City
Schvan. -addition, 511 ah St.. of Costa Mesa aa saad bound· JAMES D.· .
RAY
12.000; Corinne Franklin. alter· ary ls described In l'he ~anyon
allons. 120 Tustin. •1000: Erbe 11 Anneutlon to the Ctty of
Louvier. 2-unlt, 2-story dwelling. Costa lksa, Callfomla. Ordl·
4812 Neptune. $26.000: lndusrrial nance Number 244. adop!ed
Remote Controls Corp .,.rttnon July 28. 1!119. •ld point bemg ·• · the Southe-ut corner of Lot 75. piiiiiii-!iiiii'iiiiii .. iiiiiiiiiiii ____ , Fairview Farms as shown on
a map thereof. recorded in
Book 8. Pap 71 ol Mlsc:ellan·
eous Maps. ~ ol Orange
County, CalifomJia; the nce
along said existing boundary
and the Westl'rly prolonga.
tlon of the South line of said
..
--... --"'I = -
Lot 75. South 89' 28'00" West
620.34 feet. to an an11e point
ln the exJstlnr boundary of
the City of Colla MHa, Call·
fomla, u establlahe<t by ~ld
Ordinance !Co. 2M; then c e
North 0' 32' 00" West 102.72 t e e t. more or ~ to t'he
Southerly line of V J c t o r I a
Drive, 60 feet In wldt'h, as
I
shown on a a.cord of Survey.
recorded In Book 36. Paee 29
of ~da ollurveya, Recorda
ol Oranee County, California; th~ce~~t~Sou~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~=!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Une of •ld VJctor1a Drive,
South 78" 1.W oow West. 184~
feet: thC!nc.-. South n· or· so· BOUIIB FOB 11ENT
East, 33U8 feet; thC!nce South • MUSICAL PETS-SUPPLIES ~· 57' 10" East. ~7.30 feet; 1038 OOLDi!JiiiOD, C.D.M. 3 bed·
thence South 58' 47' 20" Eut room. Family room. bullt-tn • BALDWIN ORGANS
172.62 feet; thence South 37' kitchen. carpets, drapes-Year • BALDWIN PIANOS
11' oo· Eut, 169.02 feet; thence leaae 1325 mo. lh Harbor VIew
South 63" 22' oo· East, 726.02 Hilla. Call OR 3·9300.
feet. mpre or leu. to the SUMMER Rental -2 bedroom
Southerly prolongation of the furnished apt., available lut
centerline ot Valley Road. 60 2 Wf'elu In August Including
feet In width, as shown on a Labor Day week-end. 165 wk.
Record of Survey, recorded In Utilities paid, adults. no pets.
Book 36. Paar 29 of Records of OR 5-00n or 620 Orch id. COM.
SurVeya. Records of 0 r a n 1 e 2 BEDRO<ht furnished houSt> in
Co u n t y, California : thence Corona del Mu. J ls Block
South 0" 33' 00" East, along from beach. Winter l't'ntJI
the Southerly prolongation of !rom June to Sept. $75. lnclud·
the centerline of said Valley lng utilities. GY 6·9396.
Road, 14».73 feet. more or
less. to a llne 200 feet. m eas· API'S. FOB BENT
Art! t Usl'd
Baldwin Grand
B1g Savings!
lJ t-.J Organs from $.195.
Woodwor th
PJA="O It ORGAN CO.
2626 E. Coast Hw'ay
Corona dl'l ~tar · Or 3-5530
515 ~o :Main St.. Santa Ana
Ki 7.H59
ORGA..'i SALE -EIN"tronlc or·
2-BEDROOM APT. south of high· ga n · traded In on HAM·
way, COM. Draperies, wall-to· ~0="0-. from $395. Lowrt'y,
wall carpets. Adults only. OR !>hn hall. Thomas. Kansman.
5·0845. etc.
VACATION Rental-August 19 Trade' your plano for a new
BARGAINS
We have some special bar.
gains in chrofll(' chokt-cha ins
and ch aIn leads with
stltc.-hed leather handlf>s.
Light Choke, Reg. $1. Sal«> i:><'
Medium Chokl', Reg. Sl.2:i,
Sal(' ~w
Heavy Chokt'. RPg. SUi(),
Sail' $1.00
Lig ht L<>ads, Re~;. $1.95.
Salt' SI.OO
Ml'dium Lt>ads. Rt>g $2.50.
Salt> SL2.1
Heavy Leads, Reg. S2 95.
Sale S1 50
JOIIJ)AJf'S PET SBOP
:r.32 E. Coast H tghwJ~
Corona del "1ar
ORiole 3·2~30
ured at rleht. angles. Norther-
ly of and parallel to the cen·
terline of 19th Street. as 19th
Strt!et Is laid out and shown
on a map of Newport Mesa
Tra c t. rerorded In Book 5,
Page 1 of Mla<-ellaneous Maps.
Records of 0 r a n g e County.
California: thence South 89"
28' 00" West, along said par·
allel line, 2189.51 feet. mort'
or less. to the Easterly line
of the Santa Ana River. 300
feet In width. as described
in a deed to the Newbert Pro·
tectlon Dlarrlct. recorded June
22. '1911, In ~k 197. Page 300
of Oftld al Records of Orange
County, Calltornla; the nce dl'·
partine from the ex I s t 1 n g
b:>undary of the City of Costa
~fesa. North 13' 25' oo· East.
alone the Easterly line of
said Santa Ana River, 3195.93
tf'et. more or less, to the West·
thru 77. attractive apartmt>nt. orgctn: we glve highest cash
accommodate 3 adults. pnc-e. Swap your li ttle r1"t'd -------------
OR 3·0418. chord organ for a NEW HAM· AUTOMOTIVE
FOR RENT: $130 Furnished 5 MO~D CHORD ORGAN. big -ITS-CJIECK==-·~...,UP=--TJME-=---
room upper duplex. utilities trade·ln allowanel'. Hammond
lnrluded. Available Sept. 2. organs used; c.-hord organs. TIRES e TUNE-UP
424 Dahlia. COM. Pas. phon" s pinets, a nd one large home e LUBRICATION • MU 1·85-tl. model. Big savings. t>asle5t
terms on all sales. WHEEL AUGNMENT IS Corona del Mar. n6 le~ r~>·
qulred. 3 room apt. fum181hed
with utilities. 2 blocks to eitht"T
grade school. $80. OR 3·2430
d4,Ys. O R 3-07;><1 evenings.
New Ha mmond Organ Extra· OIL CHANG
volct'. $645 dellveri'd with • E •
ATTRACTIVE. unturnish~. I
bedroom apartment wit h ga.
ragt>. Low )'early renul. 7021 1
Iris. Corona del ~ar. GY 6-52i7.
or (ev~lngsl OR 3·5067.
erly prolonptlon of the Cfll. PERSONAL
terllne ot Victor ia Street. 60
fHt In width. as shown on a
map of Tract ~o. 653. r~'Ord·
ed in Book 19. Paee 42 of Mls·
cellaneoua ~aps, Records of
0 range Count)'. California :
thence !forth 89' 28' 00" East.
along said We11terly prolonga·
tion of the t't'nterline of VIc·
Ioria Street, 1088.28 feet. more
or leu, to the centerline of
'P a c I f I c Avenue. 60 feet In
width. aa shown on a ma p of
said Tract No. 653; thence
South o• 3Z 00" East, along
the Southerly proloneaUon of
Jtald centerline of Pacific Ave-
nue, 880.25 feet. to ttu! polnt ot bqlnaiM.
FURTHER !CO'nCE rs HEREBY
W ANTtD TO RENT: ~ or more
b4>droom h o m e undet S200.
Wr Ite 633 Briart:roft. Clart>·
mont. Calif.. or phone 1\A
6-0240 a fter Aug. H .
MIDDLE-AGED business couplt-
and elderly mother. desert res·
ldt-nts, wish to rent 2 bath·
room prl\'ate homl'. furnished.
Term approximately 1 year .
No dhl,ldftn. No pets. ~rer
ocean front. but othiu. location
•~ptable it· ln qulf!'l nel&h·
borhood. Plan to u~ tor ~hon
periods through winter months
and all ot next summPr. Wtll
a C'Cf'pt full rt>S'Ponslbtllty ro·r
exC"ellent C'3re. Statt' dl't.l.l~
• I<K'atlon and price ~~ u.;t bf>
l't'a~nable beC'auM" of hmllf'd
usagt'. AJ(•in Weangarten. P.ox
972. Dana Point. al1f
WA~T TO RE~-RellrPd rouplt>
want to rt>nt 2 bt>droom oluN
home. Prl\>'i lege of redE.'Coral
lng. Permanent. Box ::C.
Ensign. GArfield 2·!439.
GIVEN, that on the 18th dav of
September. 1961. at the hou'r of
7:30 o'clock p.m. on said day. or
as soon thereafter as the matter
may be heard. In the Councal
Chamber of the City Hall of the
City o! Costa Mesa. 695 West
19th Street. Costa ~ft'Sa, Calltor·
nia. a hearing will be hl'ld. at
which hearing the City Council
shall hur and pass upon all
wriNf'n protests filed at an\' timP
before said hour S<'t foi said
hearing by any pt-rson ow ning
real property with in th<' tNrl·
tory so pro;>oUd to be a nnf''C t:'d .
and at any time before the said FOB SALE
hour set for 81lld ht-aring any 14·FOOT fabt'rglas b o a t. \\"lth
owner of property withan the trailer and 16·hp Johnson ou1
te rritory proposetl to be annt>X· board. $250. ORiolt> 3 61 171 aftr·
l'd may file a writtt'n protest 6 p.m.
against the annexation. Tht-pro. SOLID maple knee·hoiP desk.
test shall S('t fonh the namP or like new. 6 drawt>rs. $13.'i
the owner or the.' property a f value. Will sell for r.s. R. K.
fected a nd r ive a cteS<"ription of Hurd. 4-W ~forning c .tnyun
the sa id propt-rty In gt>nt-ral Road. CD~t. OR 3·2329.
terms.
The City Clerk of th<' Ctty of
Costa Mesa Is hereby dlrertl'd
and aulhorlu-d to cause 3 ropy
of this Re oluat>lon to be puhllsh·
ed on .. ~ a week for two weeks
prior to said hl'arlng in the
GLOBE·IIERALD and PfLOT. a
FORMAL. brown lal-e e-ll Cha p
mJn. slzl' 12. originally $.:! I
... like new. now onl\' s.;o =" f'S -o EIE.'Ct ric: Ovt>ri . . . . =" v
I on organza crL S·<'ro.•;.•< C'u·r
tams ldoublt>·Wandow s17<''
OR 3-051 CD~.
newspaper of eenl'raJ circu lauon. CABS FOR SALE
printed and publl8hed In the City
ot C08ta t\1Ha. and In the NEW.
PORT HARBOR ENSIGN. a newt!·
pa~r of g~nera-1 circulation pub·
llshed outside the Cit)' of C0111a
MeY a nd within the County of
Orange.
PASSED .A."fD ADOPTED, this
7th day ot Aueust. 1961.
...... a..,..... ct.araDC'll
RA~BLER A~ERICA="
SAVE Hl'NDREDS
Hy 4-8511 or Ki i ·4013
S&ASIDE UJOLEa
-s. C:O.t 8-.y.
Ltlp8e leodl
benc.-h. We t<'aC'h you to play
tre-e.
SCH:'ttiDT . PHILLIPS. 0 r a n g e
County Hammond Dult>r since
l!H9 STEI:"WAY pianos. 1907
="orth ~1aan a t 20th. Santa Ana.
Free Parking.
PIA~O SAL£ -f lnt> Ebony
grand piano. 5 saze. refln·
1 hed It guarant<'t'd. $21000 val·
UP for Si95: ll'rms like rent .
St>vNal sll~tly u~ spinl't It
ron~le p1anos. all in perfect
rondatlon. from $295. 3 years
to pay.
10 good UM'd Grand Ptanos. re·
fim hE'd and fully guaranteed.
from $490. low as $14 a month.
Cherry · ~tap1e f I n Is h. french
Prov. Baby Grand. used only
as floor model. sa ve $'485, easy
te-rms.
Take ovN balant't' on Early Am·
t>rican Maplt>. terms llke rent.
Good selE.'Ctlon of practice pianos
all renewed a nd guaranteed
• • f:rom $5 monthly.
StC!Inway Grand, j\&1 t In from
rerrt. save 1750. also <.'\'ftsolr
Steinwa,·. 5CH~IDT .. PHJLLIPS. Stelnway It
Hammond Dt-aler for Orangf'
Cou nty. Alwayc; 150 Organs It
Ptanos to r he>O.'S4!' from. Xonh
~1atn at 20th. Santa Ana. Free
Parking. E.<rt. 1911.
O R G AN B u YERS
Coml' to Or~·'" HC'adquaMPI'S
on th<• Or.1ngl' C'oa.:t for
L,\RCEST SELEC'TIP="
Ch<w .,, rrl'm 100 tn$trumt>nts
( '(l)l PETfTlVE PRICES
\'horrt-. from SJlO,
'prnrt~ S~!l:;
I.IBERAL TER:'It='
Lo\\ <'"'t ra tl.'l'. longl'st tc.-rml'>
="t>\\ .1n I Ul'NI Hammond~
.r\ II ()l h<>r ma kl'., u~cl
IIA)1)to="D Corona d••J :.1,11
2l:GI E l'oost ll.~h\\.:1~
()~ 3~1
MISCELLANEOUS
R1DE Ol't't1Pd~CD~f woman 1{'1 ()r,\n~f' Vn\(' hf'IWM>n i .Jfl
,, nd :311 a m rPturn 6 tCl 6 .3il
p m 0 R1oh• 3 0!46
AUCTJOif
Evt'ry Fr1day night a t i p m.
AnllQU<'S. Complt>te HouSf'.
hold FurntshJngs and Appli·
an~. WI="DY'5 BAR~
M1 6-S6..~. 20'i51t ~Pwport A\1'
C O!'lt A :M t'SA
\\'t' Will Sell ro• You
A. H. MEYERS
Mayor ol the City of
C08ta Mesa
HELP WANTED wo:..tA~ WHO .CA~ DRIVE . I DO YO\i n(l'('d • Sp<'("ta l Ot'C'8Siun
Jr ld j k j 3 to makt-your w1fc.> llap1\ wath you wou t'n oy wor n~t your portl\lit " · ·
ATTEST:
A. C. SWARTZ
City Clerk ot the City
of Costa ~t-Sa
or 4 ~ou:'l' a day railing rt'~u Photo Studio ..
larly <'8<'h month on a group Peter Z. M. SlngPr
of Studao Girl CosmPti<' C'lit>nts ~ E. Coast H lgllwa~· Corona del Ma~. on a routP to be est a bll~h<'d
•
Herb Miller's
RICHFIELD STATION
3636 E. Coast Hwy. at PolnMttla
OR 3-9728 • Corona del Mal
JOH!CSTOME"S
Mesa A uto Wreckers
U8ed Auto Parts. ,_
We Buy Can~ and Scrap Mftal
1..IBEilTT •· 7013 307S Plu.nda Aw-eo.ta .._
MOVING
MOVING?
We furnish a laree van and
2 fast. experienced lnsured
movers for only il1.50 an
hour up to 30 miles.
Also CO&St·tO·COaSt
and overseas.
Time starts •t your door.
No charge for stlmatt'B.
NEWMAN
'l'llAlfSJI'Eit • S'I'OaAOE CO.
..Serviee with a Con.~clf'nee"
Phones: Mt 6-2528. Ml 6 i202
ResJdence: Ll 8-6~30
124 Broadway, Costa Mesa
PAJNTING ----
FOR E:XPE:RT PAI:\'TJNG
-CALL -
Sympson 6 Nollar
Newport's
Oldest Establi.shed Palnterw
OR 3 .3630-Eves OR 3·5454
Pamtmg, Decoratmg
SHAKE ROOF PRESERVING
Neat ~ Clf'an
LaC'e nsed It lnsurt-d
M Mtchael Pamtmg
Ml 6·1200
ABC PAJNTING
StatE' Lact'n..,~•1
FP.EE E5Tl:'\IATE:'
Ti'rms
Kl 9 1727
PHOTO SUPPLIES ---ALL TYPES OF
Photographtc Supplies
• Fast Color Film S.rvtoa. e Movie Projeetorw for Rent. e Modal Alrplane SUDPitea..
MEARS CAMERA SHOP
1'78a Newport Blvd .. eo.ta ~~~Phone U~ 8· 7042
YARD MAINTENANCE
aewz..w. I 1 ql ...
.... ...... Ch ,.,.. ....................
Phone-K1 5·2"137 STATE OF CALI FORNIA l
COUNTY OF ORANGE l SS.
Crn' OF COST A MESA I
t. A. C. SWARTZ. City CJ~rk
of th~ City of Costa ~~~ and
~x·Officio Clerk of the City Coun·
d l ol the City of C()jlta Maa.
hereby ~rtlty that th~ abo\'C'
and fore,oing Ret!Olutlon No.
874 was duly a nd n-gul.uly pu·
8ed and adopted by t hC! ltY
Coundl ol "'t' C'i t)' ol c.-. ....
at a rf'gular met"ttng lht-N'ol
held on the.-7th day of Auauat.
1981.
m :.tnd .arounct CorOM dt'l ~tar. I LOST & FOUND I
a nd are Willing to mak<' IIRht LA -----deliv.-ries t>t <' "·r.t , 1 ~n· • DY "''ho found Chihuahua
1N V.Tf'liiESS WHEa.IOF. I
have hereunto lf't m y hand and
am...S the SRI o1 the City ol
c-. lleM. • "'.. 8th -ol Au,...l•J.
A. C. INAR'IS
Cit)' Cl•rtt and ex-_... a.tc eC lew
Cft:r ~-llw Oty al O.C. M.-
..
2
, t 1: ......... l1o ..
-• ~ • ' 0 • femalt' dog In Lakttwood -
0 10 ,CIRL C'OS'-1F.TIC!'. ['(>pt. Plea~ rull TOrn• 6·~ R,.
A V.-4. Gl€'ndalt> Ca lifornia. ward. Do~ ans~NitO ''TinkPr ·
Routt' will rnv U J to S-) pcor
hour.
TEACH""£R~~n-l'ed-:-s-:-ba-:b-y • i~
2·ynr-old: my home-. roron&
Ml Ma r. start1n• St>[lt. S: i :30
a .m .. 3 p.m. 60c hou r. Orlol«' I
3 -7:n3
BABY .stTTER wantNi. full time-.
for tf'ach<'r. itt' II able. Rc>ff'r
.. n<.'eS, pro' ld<' own tr.-nspon •
tloo. Or3-l306.
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
..... To Qwol.il WtU.
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
m w, :, -::mx...,art
HOME MAINTENANCE
Carpentry
Minor ~airs
No Jo~ Too malt'
H 0 ANDERSON
2966 ~pprr Tift Lane
C~ta MHA. Clllif.
10mber\y ~-8115 tr no an~r C'&ll MJ 6-2.172
Re modeling
and Repcnring
Any •I~ Job, Ov-er ~ y•ars
tn thlt arM. a.,. N~n.
ua.-
• llftidential 6
Com~.-I
• Chua ''A'' Work
• Patloe Ia F~nces
• nnal Cl•anup
• TMah Hauhnt
--USTED-For taunecHata .U.. IIOUCULATE ...... 1" bath ..... Lalp faiDil7 .. WITH EA'IUG AUA-UPAU'I'Z Dl!fiNO 10011. ftlQST QUAUI'Y w/w carpet In L-L Dlnlq a.... Hall and Muter lied Jtcan-BEAtMU'UL CUS· ,.,.. DaAPD. LoNJy dkbondra lawn, fenced yard.
liOURTAIN VIEW froiD lJvtna room. No reer nellh·
bolla .dell rural feellq. DTRA nNE NEIGHBOR·
HOOD. nua home will elldte the ,.,.,. da.crimJnatlnc
buyer. nJLL PRJCE ONLY 11&~. NO'MIING IN
AREA TO COMPARE WJT1I THIS VALUE!! CALL NOW.
I
You'll be proud to brine your iUSOClates Into thls
thrft bedroom Dream Home-Spotless thru-out.
Fireplace~~ ln living room and dlnlnc room. Kitchen ~ tor the wtte's comfort With oven, ranee and
clllpoul. Large breakfut bar, direct access door to
aara,e a nd laundry. Two baths, one with outside door
to niVATE 'PA110, and SEPARATE CHILDREN'S PLAY
YAJW. EXCEPTIONALLY WELL PRICED AT $23,500
-ONLY S2,700 DOWN. (Immediate ~ion).
I
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
'"you1J Ulle our frleDdlJ .ervlce"
220 E. 17th St. Coeta Mesa Uberty 8-1139
(Acfoa the street from Mea Shopplnc Center)
EVENINGS CALL Ml 6 -1050 Ll 8-8862 1
lEST IUYI Till WEEI
Beautiful Westcliff Home, 4 bdrs. plus ........... oo ... $52.500
Corner duplex, COM, income $3750 .... oo ................ $34,500
130 Shoreclitf, View Horne, Trade (no Money) ~-,9,500
Home plus 5 cottages. Newport Heights,
250 foot frontage ......... 00 ......... oo .......... oo ................. ses.ooo
6 Units on Wallace St. $6500 Year Income ........ $-19,750
2 ~3 acre Horse Ranch -Back Bay . 00 .................... $39,500
Laguna Beach lot 50x130 ........................................ $ 7,500
New 8 Unit Apartment Building 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 Mesa . .... .. 0000 ...... $69,500
2 R·3 lots one block from Bay (Trade l etach .... 00 .. $19,750
Balboa Peninaula-R-1 lot ............................. $18,000
438 El Modena, Ho~ plus guest house (trade) $21.500
Duplex, Costa Mesa .. 00 ......... oo. ...... ....... ... 00 -oooooo· Sl-1,000
2004 Pomona St. 4 bedroom.5. Open daily
until sold oo.. 00 ..... oo ...... -.: .. 00 000 0000 00 $19.500
roa UJrr
Brand new 3 bedroom 2 bath home -all the
bullt·lns. Newport Beach .. 00 ... -•• -... -......... .$175 mo. .... ,.EL, ...........
tOO II. llewpowt 81'fd.. lfewport 8eada
au 1-1175
TRIPLEI
Val• Pia
2 BEDROOMS EACH
LOW DOW:-J PAY}IENT -.-CHEAP 1:'\TEREST
HIP l1ce111
LO:'\G TER.\1S ---~0 VACA='JCJES
CA~:SOT BE REPLACED AT THIS LOW PRICE
OUR EXCLUSIVE
You get Fast SalH Ac1IOD wltb
UNITY REALTY
II 10442
2113 E. Coast B'wcry. Coroaa del Mar
THIS HOt.tE
bwilt by ·
l rown end Krwume11
2721 E. Co.st H'wey
Corone del Mer
Ol l·"-40
Oft 5-0442
I
SALE I
Ill • liE YEll
Renault Dauphine
$1395~
I the A CHECK $1,000 is being pre by
Ernest McClung. chairmen of the Orange Coun-
ty Industrial Committee, to Dr. William Bra-
sheers of Fullerton, while Or. Terrell Root of
Harbor Highlands looh o n. The 2 doctors ore
co-chairmen of the county citizen planning
held Aug. 28-S.pt. l in the L.A. Spotts Arena.
The $1 ,000, re~esenting contributions from
busineu and indUstry, will be used to defray
expenses of the compaign to encourage local
attendance at the sch061.
• FREE $155 IN EXTRAS
• 12000 MILE OR 12 MO. WARRANTY
• UP TO 43 MILES PER GALLON
• 4 DOOR CONVENIENCE
1800 WZST COAST HIGHWAY
IUWPOitT BEACH I I 1-935t
Spacious 4 bedroom,. 2 ~
baths, $4,000 down. This
c h a r m In 1 , contemporary
hot'ne, with 2.000 sq. ft. of
gracious living space Is an
outstandinc home v a I u e
at ........... oo .. oo ........... oooo .... $33,900
• • •
Ocean VIew. 3 bedroom, 2
bath, modern oand beautiful.
Lease at $150 mo. wlrh o;-
tlon to buy ....... 00....... $35,000
31M E. COAIT II"WAY
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3-7560
••11111 .. II ..... ., .....
MaurMn Fox, 17, of 514 ~
Clubhou. Ave., West Newport.
surte~ lacerations on the back
of her heod when hit by a
burrliT While sleeping In her
bedroom. Newport pollee report-
ed •t 6:55 a .m. Friday.
She was taken to Hoac H011pl·
tal, where 12 lltltches were taken
to ciOR · the wound&. Missing
from her room was her purse
conto.llnlnc S3 and an Aeronu-
tronk: lderrtlfleatlon card. Her
parents had left • bout 1: 15-a.m.
for the mountains.
RENTALS
SUMMER -YEARLY
Sceaic Properties
(We Need Your LlatJncs>
2732-C E. Coaat Hlchway
Corona c»l Mar, California
(Jordan's Pet Shop Arcade)
ORJole 3-6853
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TaUaiDA~AVGGSTI~ 1•1 COIIOIIA Da. NAIL CALIP.
Legion Plans
Aug. -26 l;uau-
N~port Harbor ~ion Post
291 Will hold Its annual luau
and dinner party Auc. 28, Mrs.
Fred Beck, Auxiliary president.
said this week. Leclon head-
quarters •t 15th lr Bay Will be
the ~nr for the 7:30 p.m.
event, and Kona Hut Will do the
catering.
Tom Presson's Orchestra wUJ
furnish the music and Dorothy
Jo's Dance Studio. Conuu del
• BANK flNANCING
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Anaheim MotQrs
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Orco Co.
BUILDING ILOCIB-AU. NM MJJ. TY1111
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Mar, will entertain. One of the __________________ .....; ___ _
spechllty numbers wt)J be done r-~~--~-.......... --.....,_..----.---~--...
by Dorothy Jo and her ttuaband. c st • L • c
Mrs. Eleanor Warren and teen-' 1 . ea I. er o. arers. Wendy Hurst, Beta Crank.
and Nancy Gill Will do a Hawal·
ian number. LUNIEI-JUILI)Df(J JIA1EIIIAJ.S
John Murphy Is In charce of •=pwt ...._ a.1111 -. a.a 1 1.t.-
arrancements. I'·-
MODEIN CARPET OPEN SUN.
SANTA ANA 10 fo 6 IRISTOL-EDIN(5ER
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RIG. 7.95 SQ. YD.
1000/o VIR&IN WOOL or
1000/o DuPONT NYLON
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