HomeMy WebLinkAbout1962-01-18 - Newport Harbor Ensign; Off-Street
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by COM C.C.
ABOARD THE 'tfiSS U' -Two membets of the Green Bay
Packers squad were hosted with their wives Jan. 12 by
former Padcer Director Mac McCormick and his wife, 1701
Highland Or., Harbor Highlands. Mr. McCormick took the
group on a tour of the harbor in the slight afternoon mist.
The entire group Is shown here enjoying the scenery along
the way, left to right top row: Forrest Gregg, all-pro tackle;
Mr. McCormick, skipper of Miss u; Barbara Gregg; Bill For-
ester, all-pro line backer captain of the Packers; and front
row: Howdy Means , 1214 Nottingham Rd., Westcliff, friend
of the McCormlcks; Shirley McCormick, Ann Forester and
Bet Means. Mr. McCormick, who left the Packers in lq56,
said he enjoyed seeing his old friends again. (fruip Pbotol A new proposal for addi t·
ional off-the-hi&hway parltma
for die Coronll del '-tar buti·
DOII srp W81 described II
Monday· evcninf's meetln& of
llc C'D'i Olamber of Com-
merce directors.
The plan calls for dea~
•dina every o ther street
beck to the first alley off
Coast Hwy. and proVldlnJ
•ale park1n1 on both s1des
of the street 1n th1 s half
block area.
Tbe suuestion was pre-
acuted by Ed Bucko, member
of the Ray Realty staff, who
bd oon due ted a pam ma aur-
yey for J1m Ray, chaJnnln of
tbe Chamber's part~na com·
mi ttee.
REAL Toet OF THE YEAR AWARD weftt
to George Williamson, the 1%1 multiple
listing chairman, at Saturday evening's
annual awards dinner of the Newport
Harbor-Costa Meu Board of Realtors at
the Santa Ana Country Club. He is shown
at left receiving the award from E. F.
Stanwood, who is with Bay Escrow Co.
Other aw.cts wete: Mrs. Merl e Rou...n
of *alter & Lee, top lister and runner-up
for top s.lesman; Ed Rlddt e of Cosu
Mesa, top s.lesman; Phil McNamee, at so
of Walker & Lee, runner-up for top lister;
Mrs. Gladys Russell of Unity Realty,
salesman service award. fi!IHIGN PM>tol
Mr. Bucko said that the
Oranae County Phoning De-
partment fiJUres show that
cart parted at a 45 dearec
•ale take up 14 feet of
carb apace each. He esti-
mated that a 1()0-foot lona
portion of "'I .-tnet, dud-
ended at the alley, would
pro.; de 12 part ina apaces.
"T'his ~5-dcaree anale part-
ina i • feaa1ble on a 53-foot·
wide atreet. Corona del \1ar
streets are generally 50 feet
wide. Cars v.ould enter off
the Hi p way and exit out o f
the alleys. v.-tuch could be
limited 10 one-way traffic. New School
Needed Soon
Supt. Roy Andenen told the
truateea of the Newport Beach
Elementary School district
Tueaday evenina chat an ad--
ditional school will be needed
by September, 1964.
He said preunt school
houaina can handle arowth in
student population durina
1962-63 and pouibly tbe
63-64 enrollment. Addi tiooa
are fore aeen for Horace Eo-
a ian School and Newport
School to handle the lnn""ll
of c:htldton ill welt Newport
area a.
The muim.n use of racil-
i tiea allow for 500 mon
ab:ldenta. "That ia, of
An aitematc plan would be
to purchase res1denual lots
edjoinmg the COrmlerc1al
atrip, bot the COSI \\OUJ d be
tremendous. he saui.
\1r. Bucko will make a com-
plete report on h11 park•na
aurvey at a general member-
lhip breakfast meeting called
for 7:30 a.m. Tuesday, Feb.
6-: at Chers Inn.
Police Chief
Lauds Force
Police Chief James Glavas.
who replaced retired John
Upton Nov. 1, aave his first
&,nnal report in a study ses-
aion before the ~ewrort Beach
City Council \4onday niJht.
oourao," Supt. Andentm
lauahed, "if the uudenta all
ao into tbe ript aradea where
there are vacanciea."
The auperin&endent objected
to tbe propoiSI of the l"ine
Company to have die ad-
ditiona l acbool aite located
juat north of Newport Harbor
HiJ,b School on Weatcliff Dr.,
Do .. r Dr., 16th St. •d lr-
•ine A.... aince tbeae are
primarily major dloroup(area
and would brina a llogt the
need for an o•er or under-
pall for walklna atudeot-.
CHATTING together at the annual awards dinner of the
Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors are Harry
Frederick, outgoing president, and Katherine Olson,
the new president (ENSIGN Photol
"Newport Beach u a very
aood COimiUnity, in reaards
to total crime; most c1ties
110uld be happy 1f they had
no areater crime ratio th1n
we have," be sat d.
Chamber Installation Set
.To facilitate meelina lhe
real oeeda for police pro-
tection in Newport Beach the
chief hat divided the city
into 24 diatricta, usina the
9 federal coaaos tracts as a
beaia. Tbia allowa each
officer to ~oow, from statia-
tica, which areaofhta "beat"
will require tbe closest scru-
tiny. P,.q,ulbili~ of the propoud
freeway biaJctina Cbe new
acbool locad011 waa oee
wblc:la board IIMIIlbera felt of
conaldetable weipt. Mr.
Aaderaa taid dae DiYiaioe
of Sc6ool Hoaae Pllftlllaa
woald aot allow the plu eo
aet otr lla • ..-• lf Che poa-tibiH~ wen .,ar.t.
Aaolller ·~ iacliGated l
ai tea 011 •e we at aide of
town will be Deeclecl 10011.
Mr. Aad••• .. 0(11 .....
.... -...... aide ol Ooqr
Ot. for •• 10 •c:r• ,, _ _..,
tchool.
The annual inatallation
meetina of the Newport Har-
bor Chamber of Commerce
wilt be held Tbauday on-
llina. Peb. 1, at the Balboa
Bay Club.
Jack Barnett, nec:uti•o
tecret.ary. made dai 1 an-
DOCacemnt at Monday••
meodfta of cireciDra ill the
•k•ce of Pteaidat Diet
lUdsatd. -.o ooold DOt
a tt.ul •••• of m .....
Oirtceora -at-larae-Ocr-
aid LJ8c:ll, Bill S,.rae011 m,
JoM Macltocl, Wal tcr Mel-
lou. Or. Oa'fld Niel••· Pe,..
ria ._. ... , G.orae Buccol a.
P.A. Palaer •d L•ct
Jolaa .. , , .. eoa.cl eo replace o .. id trlll, who i. • ........ ........... ••w 110-
HARRY LACE MAY
RUM fOR COUMCL
• ltdoa ..... u-...... .., ••
Loa Afta.&ea Ailport.
H0110ruy cli receor.-Wllter P-• Pollee c..._ Htiiny Loapoor •cl Htfttrt Holk-~ .. _,,..... ....... ..
.. ..... .._ u • _.. Jaalor 0.._, ,.,.., ••.
._ Ia Dtt alot J, M tDW -. ......... ;r •'•ta Cap II8Ct· .. I!N•<* , .. ....,. ~-......... •d Dr.
Roaer Rtley.
Election of new officeu for
the Chamber was delayed for
• week, ~r. Barnett announ-
ced.
Reaulta o f the ballotm 1 for
diroctou was announced: PIRAT ES DEFEATED
Diatrict 1. all o f Corona BY R VERSIDE S7 del Mar euterly of lninc I -S6
Tetnc.-Oraat Hov.ald de-After dtoppiaa ••ir lbird fea~ Olena Hodson. atrai ... t E .. eem Cc.~fere:nce
Diallict 2. Balboa lsl•d. pnae. loalna at RiWTaide,
B id I T S7-56, Coa~ AIM Sawyefa •Y• • Or.. "tne enace Or•1• Coaat Pintea hope IGd lilt Upper Bay-Bob . .
Berkley defeated Cluct ~ ~casta tlleu pre-season
Hiabie. ••n•una ~ollll when chey take
Diatrict ). Lido Shopa, \4at-. on the Cie .. a Coll~ae aquad
Inert Milt, weal Uppet Bay-ia tbt Ptrate IJftl•ll Fnday,
Dr. Jon Jaltot~ dtleated Jaa. 19. Citna laoldt ile
Bob Sl•thter. Gn..,lace •pot oe the con-
ftrnce. Diatrict 4, Weat Newport
f1om 1S lh St. to S..ta Aaa
Jliy.,_f"ncl S.oepe 4ef .... cl
Jia BetbWre.
Dia~ct S, Balboa-Moat•
OOn~ea dtftated Maa DUI· ,. .. n. ctir.ciDn a-.4 ••
follo,..a ID •• ..,.. •• MM~i~y•a ...... a: .
CROSSING GUARD
M..MIIWA.T DI ES
Newpott ldlool etoaaitli
1111\t · Alhcl Alilr.at. 74
... of alllnn anacl J•.tl
He b4 e.nM .. .._.
.... ct fDi •• , .. , .. , ....
Mr. Alllr.la u ... at no a ••St.. a. ...... ...
FrefiWays ••• ancl Taxes. ••
\1aJOr Jamea Stoddard, At-
torney \1ary BuriOn of Corona
lei \laf, and Col. Oliver Lev.ts
of aauna abared the spea-
ker'' platform at the Corooa
del \-iar C'1Y1c Ann. meetina
Thursday ntJht at the Youth
C'enter.
\4ajor Stoddard presented a
new map aent to b1m lall
week by the State Htahway
D1vi1too indicatina three
pouible routea for tbe free·
way throuah Newpon Beach.
over the Back Bay above the
present bndae. JO ins w1th
Coast Hwy. ncar ~ewport
DW'Ies, veen from the h1&h·
way II lrvme Club to 10 back
of theh11l1. near tbe electrica l
st2tion. and reJotns Coast
Hwy. on tbe other Side o f
C'amco H1&}1landa.
\4ayor Stoddard u1d that he
and other city ofric1a ls have
been 1nv1ted to Los '-n&eles
to hear a dncu1110n of the
posa1ble routes tomc:lrrow ,
Jan. 19. He n1d that the
uate h•&hway people seem
tn be de1enn1nc~ to have a
scen1c coastal freewav from
one end of Cahfomta "' the
other and ne1 Cber co~l nor
dl m cu II enalneertn I wd I
chanac theu m1nda.
lie sa1d h11 penonal feel·
mas 1s that •t "''Uid make
more sense to put a freeway
back from the coau S<' that
1t could be uaed by pop-
ulallona oo both 11des of die
road. He aa1d that Cbc au·~y
planned San D1e10 freeway
will 1n some place• come to
wtthin 5 or 6 mllea of Coron•
dell.4u. but the road plannera
~eem to feel another artery
11 necc s a..,. He also re-
m~nded the aodi Clllc e tbat
both ~ewport Blvd. and \1ac
._rthw are already detiiJlated
as freeway11 and will ae"e
a s feeder routel.
• One route closely follows
the preaent coaat h1&}1way.
• A aecond cornea from
Route 39, croaaca Newport
B!v i. between Hoaa Hoapital
anu .: lluabea plant. crouea
~e~ •I Hetabta and Cliff
Haver 11 short diatance be·
vond the Cllffa, comes to the
rrescnt coast h1&}1way at Cbe
Upper Bay Bndae locauon
and con tlnuca a lona the h•&h-
•ay until the lrYme Coast
Country C'lub, where 11 veers
off to F1fth Ave. 1n C'orona
del \4u.
HONOR BRADEN
WITH MEMORIAL
Col. L eWis, retired .. rmy
E.nameer officer, ahowed a
map of the propoaed freeway
plan ar<Xlnd Laauna prepared
~ LOCCA. LaiiiJla , •d
Or111g~ C'ocmtv C'oaat Auo-
CiatJon.
He ~a•d that theH plan sat-
asflc~> the 3 bailc C<ln&lder·
• fhe o dler route ~omes
fmm farther mland on Route
39 and croues the He1J)Its
area JUS 1 bclo• 17th St.. ao e s
Easter Talk
Invite Sent
Invitations hav~ aone nut
10 pr1n c1rals o f b h•Jh
schools and ~ Junior col·
leaes to ~el ect a <~wdent
leader fo r a panel d15cuss1on
on !:.aster ,.celt problems
Feb. J and ~ at the 'l,ewport
Beach C11) llall .
C• rv \1anaaer Bob ( oop told
the directors of th e '\e\ll)Ofl
llarbot Chamber of Commerce
\\onday that letters have
10ne out to Glendale. Oo•n·
ey. Anahe1m. ('olton. R•ver-
Side and :-.;e-.rort Harbor
l·il&h Schools and to Pasa-
dena C1ty (<'Ileac. Fu ller-
l.cln. San Remardlno and
Oran ae C'oaa t Jumor C'ol-
leaes.
He said that the panel dts-
cuuton -.ould alto 1nclude
police o ffi cers. local educa-
IIDra. bu11nessmcn and city
recreatton offi c ••Is.
"We .-ant to hear "'hal they
have to say about Easter
Week condilion• and .. bat
helpful suuenons they
may have to offer." ~r.
Coop IA-td. "We want 10 aec
Cbe prot.ietDa from tbcir po10r
or vie• aad lilear tf we are
dotna anyfuna wroaa!'
The Newport Harbor Chm-
ber •• auutana 1he ctty tn
ho sttna dle sllldenta.
B. I. PION EER DIES
>\ 'otcmonal Park for Braden
Fmch "Ill be establ111hed <lfl
Jnsp1rauon Po m 1. _.\1 ~h h c
helped 10 pre~>ervc • ., a r cr·
manent vic"' Sl lc nn the (M
ona del \1ar bluff.
The C'orona de l \1ar lham
ber of Commerce 1' uoordJn·
sting the commun1t\ dnve w
create the memonal fo r 1 t~
late e1ecub\ c sccrc:lat\ &nd
\1rs Duncan Stev.art I'> cha~r
man ,,f the cnmm1 11e e
\ !ipnn tan eou:. ~'Ontn hull on
of fund' began ~hoflh after
\k Fm~h·~ death Jan ~
The ( orflnat del \tar ('ha-nber
d~rectou.. mecuna \\i,nda\
eVCOin J lll the h1•11•c 11f J1
rector '4alt<'r \h.tv. v1•t•·J
s~so f<'r the fun d. c&nJ .an
nowh .. cJ that add1 t111n<1 l .:1>0
tnbUUOn\ ..:an be \COl ll,.) the
Braden F mch \1cmr>n al P l l
R0x 158 Corona del \t.u
Surervtsor Cla~re '\cl'>m
attenJeJ the JJte ~: tor..;' 'll cct
lnJ, r re Sen ted I C<lO tn tllJ twn
t10 the fu nd. an d ~U&IC:'tl'J
that a dnnlona foun ta1n
~ld be a filbn& rncm•'fl.tl
a fc>un tam "h1ch -..ou ld .al'''
have a dnnlon1 fal !11 t\ for
ll'llmals. because <'f Rradm'"
fondneas for <klJ!!.
Jarvis T olks
Here Jon. 25
Ho•ard Jarv1 s. Republican
candidate for ln11eJ Stat~~
Sena10r from C ahfom1a \l tll
speak at a meeona 'ron \ored
by lbe Newpclrt Aea~h Re
public• Anembh at R r "'
Thursday, Jan. :5 at dle
'lewpon tlc1&}11s t-lemcntan
School.
\1r. Jarvu, a fonner l tah
ne•apaper pubt. 5her. v.dl
speak on "Rctum 10 (on·
ab&aabonal Govemm~nl."
"I'm 1\U\ntna aa11nst ena·
10r Tom Kachel. and althooah
he tt a reautered Republl·
Clln, bu VObn& f~l't •d rmv~'
\table C. Hom. 13. a piC)-htm 10 "be a labet DaM·
neer tettde:nt or Balboa h · c:nu:• aays JaMs
llhd for ..0 ycara. died Jan. Haney \tydiAnd. Statt V•ce-
14. ift Suta Ana. ... _.. ahe Prettdeet of lbc Calafomaa
bacl beea li••na •• a ret I Rcpublicaa Auembl)', ""'II
borne. Mn. Hom lind in iaatall Cbe folle)•tna officer.:
Newport 8eadl -.ron lbc Or. Robert o\ndrewa. pre••·
aneta or aiclewalb weN ct.~ Alaa Andenoe. fint
ill 011 BaiMe hllld. c ia .,ce-.r•••d•~ M". Mora•
_.... .... 11iJ ller -· foner Noble, aeooed .;c:e-opt'eatdeet; N..,.... Poli• CWel Ro-hM L o.., ••. creaMaru;
1-.4 IID'Iet••._ of Moico. Wrt. 0•\e• Colo._,.,,
N"• Mt'96•• w ... llekl .,.,-., aec:nt~Jy ~ •d MrL
,._.., ill lti 8a&b C.... ..._ ...Wu. com~pooctiiJ'I
• ........... ., ~1. Mcntllf.
•
\1n tewart thon proposed
the In r•ratlon Po101 Park
\tcmnnal v.tl1ch could al ~•'
1n n lff'(lralc lb e pi an for a
fountain 4, akerch 1 nf dle
""'f'll "iC:d r an Will be r rc-
r •red ""' local arus 1 Rel
Hrandt anJ tben the rlan
\Io iii t>c pre or; en teJ ILl th c: l 1\
nl '\ c~T'<>rl Reach f<•r .1r·
pro' a I
Utt Warns
of UN Peril
Rc:r James H. L t1 .:har11eJ
ltt1' ~~'ce~ dut the lnrted
Stato thn,u&h memtler,htp
at1on' ,,j tale ltaahv.av
dn 1 1nn trafr1c serv1ce,
... o§ 1 versu' benefitS com-
'Tlun lt\ bcncf111
He po1n ted out that on I\ 4
mile' of thelt ~oposed route
"'<1t!ld be heav\ cCM. tnu:t1on.
•hll e 'llO rc than .. 'Tille, ,,r
lhc current ~o:Cla' tal free"" .t\
-.ould he heaV\ ~:on-.tru' lh'rl
1f u~oed fnr a frec""a' rnutc
On the fl(llnl ••I c.onnrr 1~'
he 'a1J th.sl the' are JUI'I
••''Tlf' l e lm 11 J 'u rv e' , •n Itt e
~·'t r~f runn 1n 11 .t t"a"al
free\l.a\ fr.•,., I .ijiUOa .tnd the
f1gure 1' "' pelll he 1' afr111J
II• '-!ale ol
If l' :-'01 Ill t:,' > U I th d I In .a ll' II'
't'ar, tlH· r .. ltt'.IU' :r.l •nll p(
the ''''"n ~~ r 1 "" l. ht-lltnl·
-ne,1 .,. 'th • ll'•' anJ that m tht l 'loled '\aiJ,,n, "ha, ... 1 th
wol'\ \l l • Ol'CI .S tl.e'' 1\1 C rel•n-tu•,hcJ 11'1 ngh1 '" Jc · J II 1 01.ar ,. " ,, r en linnet fenJ 11'<'11 aaa•n~t i""'lt>le .... ... IJ .. 1 • uoll I UH'II f••ul<.' ... •u ne r (. n·n.,..unl q 1nv:na"n 10 '' Jra , •fl lr.sfftt lrnrr the
''"'" h c"I'Phcre"
\Jr l II t' the au th••l •f 11
Re,lllut "" lll R Q'itl .. l ... t ch
v.ould rc,••le L ' e·· 1-><-r
sh1r 1r the l " anJ , .i n, c
all Ue.lt\ •hh ,ao"n' .. It ...
t·,•untn I ., \l l Itt dle 'ltl'r·
OIIJI'nl l •'rJt&nlLIUo>n
"I 1n 1roJuceJ th1' rc .... • u
b<>r, bcto6u'e 11 ~~ ,.-, '1nn
... -on \1 , 11, •n th a t th 1 ' " 1111 on
t·:tnn<'l ~tt1rv1ve a~ a Reruhl1c
l!o lon(l •~ Yoe are shad .. lcd
to an lntemau,,nal Mian 11
at11•n ""' a trea I\ v.t1 1 ~o:h :.u-
rersede, our t on,lllull"n."
the Oran11e Countv Rl'ruhll·
can a1 J
In a cM01c1 "'1th l ~-
1 reat\ •areemCI\ts. cvl'n the
( lln'IJI\JIII~ nf the l n1 1cd
~IJ&IO. must &JYC "a' " \tr
I 11 \lamed the !lou t
"Th1s Ct'nvers1on ,,f our
llm1ted Rerubhc ll' an un·
llm11ed Ocmocraa' 1s a death
bl<loa 1o thts nation"
Sailors Lose
The ltarbor H•ah SaJ lors
remained lied for fif1h rlace
1n the leq11e after loauaa
66·55 Tuesday ncntna 10
L a Habfa. wtuch uayed iD a
ftrfi t place lie Wltl A.aheim.
The Satlora, wl* 1 win Md
l louu. a&rDe ea Weatem
and Pulle,.,., w,n boat
Pallenoa 6 ia Prict.y .,..,_
ina. Jan. 19 .
Le Ha-.,. .... a.ll .e .., fa
1'\Macay•a .... 144.
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Cu.tie P., ... a.4 •• WJ .. .... l.S poiata; ~ ...
9 , Yet_. Ltwie t ~
aouo 7. • ....
KeliJ •4 1
I.AI I\ ('I, I(\
I• hi' >rm11•n a fo>urth .:on-
'I Jerlll •'" ~<•r ttl' llla{rway
l't'r-Jrt'T enl """uiJ be the
:'tr,enall"r o•l e\1\lln& val-
'"'' anJ lheu de ve lnrmen t.
lie '"Hl ~r .. r the -''lhlll areas
r e .. l a un 11et.l fn,n 1 lo fll'e·
,r•ve theu L-ommunlhes.
\4r' Bu rtnn charaed that
ltl c rre,cnl counrv assestor
.... •'rcrabne nn the conatt·
11111 m al amen ~en t wh1cb
-..Ill he tn ooduccd 1n the
"nvcmber electlon lh11 yMr.
'' JUill one example of the
rre,ent tax •nequJtaes. Mra.
Hurann c11ed the fiaurea on
dle ne..,l) purdaaaed lnine
home on the lrY1ne Tenace
bluff She 1atd there waa a
\.\o3.000 error 10 die aue•-
m~nt veuua 1he price of ae
sale She aajd that aile b..S
ac~ed die cou;nty uaea•
mcnt officer of aot au .. a1•1
10 the m•ncr pnacribt4 llf
In and he poialed o.t ••
nc~ly proc-eed .,...ft.._t
•• lilt lcaaJ bath fof .. le
method of aac:nbii•a coeta tD
pro~rbca. • .... •M
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beneficaal to \oul •••
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THE DANGER IS OH THE LEFT
You can string together a host of expletives all the way
from here to Hyannisport - s uch as shocking, incredible,
preoosterous, insane, treacherous, criminal, treasonable -
and you couldn't begin to explain the enoriT'ity of then adness
that seems to be gripping the political leadershtp our nation,
and many of the leading newspapers and magaztnes and .:>ther
opinion molders.
To them the danger is on the right. The threat to :Ju r nation
comes from the super-patriot, the r~ght wing extrem1st rather
tt"tan from the communist conspiracy.
Our patriots, who are being maligned as extremtsts, have
repeatedly expressed their devotion to the Christian fa1th as
the bedrock of their determinati 11 t:> preserve our freedo,..,
The communists have never concealed their a11n to destroy
religion and to conquer and enslave the world. Yet It tS the
patriot wno is to be feared, and srr eared'
fJ r. ~obert Morris, former chief counsel of the SenJte Suo-
commi ttee on Internal Security, comments as foll::>"s ::>n th •;
phenomenon:
"Whi le Khru shchev tSdetonatingo'l .-vetfu ' mbs an' !"lr·'ll
en1ng the world with destructton ; •' 1'l _ not su •r ~nJe•
and inetdentally succeeding tn ta~ n:.~ -: .u one cJu1try after
another and ens I a vi ng 'T'i II ions Jf r r an beings we are
be1ng told that this tS n:>t the rea ,J1ger The real danger
IS the ~ntt C')mmun•st'"
It 1 s enough to malt e or ave "'en weep, and the wrak. to
despair.
There 's nothing neN about super oatriots. We have had
them throughout history Sod bless them.
George Washington certainl y was an extremist and a s;.~rer
patriot 1n his zeal to defeat the '3riti sh. Was there an Anti
Anti cry then that the real danger .vas that right w1ng radical.
Genera l Nashi nQton'
No one exceeded Ninston Churchtll tn his extrew•st and
suner patrtotic fervor in rousing hts country to restst Httler.
Has it rhurchill who .vas the real oerll to freedom'
When Mu ssoltni invaded l1 ltl e ~tht'Joia, was there an )Ul-
ery frorr the Anti Anti's agatnst Hatle Selasste's extrerr• st
effo rts to resist th e foe'
An tncred1ble tnconsistency becomes quickly aopJrent:
The Anti Ant• tS bl ind 1n his left eye_ He tS sur:H•s•ngly
..,,,, nt as coMmuniSm conquers mo re than half of th e NOrld,
ou· he c,1n easily hate the Nazis and Fascists, and no oo-
P" c, t•""~" : ,, be too e1etreme and no oatrio ti sm too suoer
.VIlf'n :.,,.. ...-Jnts~ s the object of attack, the Antt--\nlt c rt es
::>ut n lui fury agatnst .-vhat he sees as the real peril the
patr~oti c h.mPrt can .vho knows that the hou r tS late and that
the ene'Tly 's within 1ur gates.
Nhat ns.1ne oervers on o f logtc-ratces it evtl to combat the
thP 9reatest danger that has eve r over-shado wed fr eedom
tnr0ughout the world~
I have faith that patriotism and good sense of I'J yal Amer-
ICans will not allow the Anti -Anti Commun ist to destroy the
r~stng t1de of conservat1sm, wh ich alone can defeat the So
viet consotracy.
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
WHAT IS THE KREMLIN LINE?
By MATT CVETIC, fonner FBI Coaaterapy
f1gh11ng Communtsm by rry111g ro prove Party member-
\hlp 1\ pr.1cttc.1lly 1mposs1ble for the average Citizen Th1s IS
J Job for rr.uncd poltce mtelligence However, there IS a way
m ~~o•ht<h every Amerrcan un f1ght Communasm. and at the
,,1me ume meet rhe challenge of thetr sympathau rs and dupes.
Th1\ tS -f1ght rhem nn PRINCJPLES AND ISSUES'
If une scud1es lueucure on Commun1st techntques. he w1ll
~non learn rhe Communasr and h1s fellow-traveller religiOusly
follow whar IS known a.s the "Party lme' Once acquatnted
v. Hh rh a~ Rc..l method one will soon learn to watch for u at
m«tmgs .md orher g;atherings Every Red is compelled by
Parry dtsc1pl111e co further the "Parry lme" whe<her he IS m
a uniOn, farm group. educa11ooal mstttutioo. church group, or
wherever he as .J.C!Ive
Here ts parr of rhe Kremlin's Party Line as of today
I Support for Castro and his Communist Government
2 R«o8Jlauoo for Red China and Outer·Mon8Qiia_
\. Admisskm of Red China and Outct·Monsolia to the
United Nartons.
4 Abolauon of the HOUSt Comma«« on Un·American Ac-
tavaues and ()(her BOvemme-nr bodies concerned wich our
secwiry.
~ Smear and slander of anyone who opposes Communism.
6-Sedtins U01ted Stares disarmament and ~ suspenston of
atomiC tats unalareniJy, rhus rmdc.rina us euy pr~ for
che Soviel Unm
7. JoducinJ d~ people of d~ Unated Stares ro subordinate
'their wt.ll to the ckcu1001 oi the Unit-ed Nauons.
Howf'ftf, cbc frrcr lhat ltDIDeOOC 1M)' be .dV'OC'&tioa ODe
or mew ol tbae obj«taves does noc I'OI.b him « bcr •
Commuoitt. buc if IOIMOnc is ~., followiQa • '"
parrera ol pro-Kremlin ob;toiws, J"'U heft a riahf ro ~
~
r-•• CHJimAN CIUIADB,.Oc•...-. lHl
A SURPRISE PRESENTATION was
made last week in 1he Ensign office in
Corona del Mar to Mr_ and Mr s. Ar vo
Haapa, own ers of the Ensign newspaper,
by Jesse Lulce, at right, head of the
Commodores Club of the Newport Harbor
:r.ambe• of Comm erce. The Commodores
~:~l ao~e carrtes the inscription: "In recog-
, 1f o utstanding business develop-
ment In keeping with the rapidly ex-
panding Newport Harbor Area" The
Ensi«;11 last month moved into new quar-
ters at 2721 E. Coast Hwy., the former
Kindell Building, whteh has been pur-
chased by the Haapa's. Another majo·
step for the Ensign is the purchase of
new equipme nt and conversion to offset
print ing. The press is in the bac kground.
RUDENESS IN COUN.CIL
P ublisher o f the Edsian .
After attend101 the New-
port Reach Ct ty Council
meeuna \tonday ni&ht.. Jan. 8,
I am completely ashamed and
embarrassed by the action of
our mayor and Council.
I have never witnessed auch
complete rudeneu and 11·
norancc of manners as I dtd
that ni Jht in the mayor and
h1 s lt ttlc group of counctl·
men.
If thts i s what we have 1o
run our c ity, then it's hilb
ume we. the Citizens, band
toaether and do a bouse-
cleantnJ.
I also believe it's the duty
of every voter to attend a
Council meetina and see for
one' a self what does and
doesn't ao on_
Daane Elder
1107 E . Ralboa Blvd.
Balboa
GET OUT OF U .N .
Publisher of the EnsiJD ,
The fatal mistake waa made
Octobe r 1 4, 1945. when the
President md Senate ratified
the United Nat.toos Chatter
and tho Statute of the Inter-
national Court of Justice
without any e1ception or
reaervation.
Whac ac!Ually happened in
1945 wu an abaolute sur-
render of the sovereiJDty of
the Urtited States without any
exception or reae"atioo to
the International aod National
World Sovereip Oovemmonc
of the United Nationa.
There ia only one way for
the United Statu to aet out
from under World Gonmmeut
and domination by lbe United
Nationa and flat ia to demand
~d compel Congren to re-
peal cbe United Nations
Olarter and · all ita other in-
saumeots now i• force and
thee mnove it from tbe United
Statea. Then atop lbe money;
atop foreip aid.; repeal the
Income Tax Ameodmeat; re·
tum to dle Oold Standard;
rtpeaJ lbe federal Rese"e
Act •d take oc.tlol of die
federal Reao"e Corporation
8ftd all ita auett. 1\a
otber matten of equal im-
portance can ,..., easily be
bMclle4.
Slacaely yoett,
Mn. T. R. P ...
Lapna Beadl
1Rift1'0 ... T
hbU•er ot aa Baalp. eo............ 1a ..,
.,. ....... '"-• a-ed"
.. -•c nt .. t Lo7• Wri .. t lr. lw ...,.. ..... ,
... will oppo .. s.u .. ,.......
....... ill •• J .. ,...
...,. 'hUt , .. -. i• "'
MCIMI • ., .. ,, ......
\1r. Wrilbt but that rhts praac-
tically assures a aplat 1n the
conservative vote. wtucb will
assure \1r. Kuchel tbe R~
publican nomination.
A peat many conaervatives
in all puts of our alate have
already pledaed their s upport
and votes to a very e1cellen t.,
foflh nlht Conservative, \1r.
Howard Jarvi a.
Howard Jarvi 1 has been
campatanina since February,
1961 . in oppoaition to oor
"labetal .. Republican Sena-
tor. Howard Jarv11, a suc-
cessful businessman and a
lona ttme dedicated con·
se"ative Republican. has
devoted fuJI time and a peat
deal of his own money in
oppoaina Kucbel. He bas
stated tbroufbout bia cam-
patan that be bas definitely
committed himself and will
not withd,_w and on this
besi • haa a larae sepnent
of conservative aapport.
We admire L oyd Wriabt as a
areat American, a conse"a-
tive and an active anti-Com-
munilt. We feel it ia biJhly
adrmrable that be should
throw his bat in the political
rina. bot we feel that hi a
only mistake is that be has
selected the wrona political
office. Aa ooe of lbe most
outat.~dina member& or cbe
Bar and as peat pr eaident of
lbe American Bar AsaociatioQ.
bi1 peateat possible cont.ri-
botion to tho Repablican
party and aJI Conaervatins
would be to oppoae our pre-
sent democrat attomcy aen-
eral,Stauley Moak.
We ask that Mr. Wript r~
consider bia position and
Nn tor attomey aeneral of
the State ofCalifomia, where
he ia ao araendy aeedocl.
To uoid a split amoaa dle
Coaaervati•es for dte office
of U. S. Snator, we arae
everyone to appeaJ to Mr.
Wript liD mab •i• dumae.
Write him at 111 W. 7th SL,
Loa Aft1eles.
SinceTOiy,
Mr . .adMrt. 1\laa L. ADdenoa
5109 S.uM .. Orin
N.-.,ort Beada. Califoeia
DE DAN&Ea WB FACE
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Oialecttcal Materiali am
(Marx.i at aobbledy-aook fot
Communi1m) is as close to
each o f 01 as ia our alin.
Not lona aao I talked with
a J efferaonian OemocraL
"There ia no Democratic
Party 11 8Ucb any more" were
hi s words.
Thi1, the national c:bainnan
of the so-called Democratic
Party, John M. Bailey, proves
in his reaponae to committee
memben aod state chairmen.
His llatement from an Auo-
ciatod Prell report dated
Jan. 1, 1962. soWJd& like a
Party-line blurp. Thi1 same
line we have been hearina
from the left-wina press and
1ome poli ticalty unedocated
ministers. A wamina aaainat
Chis type of smear was i~
aued bJ the Committee on the
Judiciary of cbe U.S. SeDate,
87tb Conpeaa, fint aosaion,
July 11, 1961.
Awaken! Repablic101,
Democrats, Prot.est.anta, Ca-
tholi ca, Jews, and all Pa-
triotic Americans! Stand up
and be COWit.ed! -
If United States of Amer-
ica is to bep ita God.,.inn
independence, it is up to you
-you aa indiYiduala. We are
one COWl try under God ... Blac~
White, Brown, Red. Nothina
can o•ercome a s i( we woct
toaetber uder Ood. Make
yoaraelf a danaer to all who
would cnslan us and 001
Unikd Statea of America!
J . C. Kil\patric:k
Lapna Beach
SUPERIOR a>URT OP nt£
STATE OP CALIFORNIA
PORntBa>UNTY
OP ORANGE
No. A 40003
NOnCE OP HEARING
PEnnoN FOR PA.OBA TE
0 P WILL AND CODICIL
(wmtOUT BOND)
Eatate of
PLORENCE C. HUNTSMAN,
alao tDowa u PI...OilENCE
~DDl.ETON H\JN~.
Dec:eued.
NOnCE lS HBR£8Y <IVEN
1\at Leoaa L. Mac On.,r.
alao tao• •• Lee ~c()np.
baa filecl henio a ,.ulioo
(or ptOMt.a of WW •cl Codi·
dl (wie.o.t ••· ret ... ce
liD -· ...... "' ,.... • partlcat•a .... at ..... . •• , ••• or .. ..,. ... _.
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..... e .... ..,.: .,. .,..... "'••c:a•••• No•• ..... .. ..... •. • .... ····-ed .. , ... w JDC)cl toaetler • .., • ., _. yw .. ,...... ~a· Atwaa. • ..-... I
*ell ..... Dad, ...... ,. ... ..... ,w .... .cs .... ~
..... a JOod litH " ........... ,.., _ ... .
~acb ud whta we 10 allla lbe D..;e C .. tCJ there Mel
~~na." Mw • ...t Mn. Bdaooe bacl • • • • • ...... • ..,..,..,. .... Tar' I ..t11a ...
ftfle -aU.ndiJia 6e N·e...:. "~t ~"' Willi ....... The adceat put of Oiaa .. • ... ·--
port Hutlor ICiw•ia Club No8DA. maa ia tbe bea .. aJy talea
iaatallatic. cla-.er 1'1lartclay •• .... 11oa.. ••t 1 few tbat come liw1Warcl ay
aipt at Che lrnae Coalt , .. ,. Me bar MleMacl bad cSoo't )'08 tab ia o1u rip·
Coaatry Clob, J wu fortlllllate ~ •t • OGH•doD of ~re anor1io', pd old !aalakMI ..
enoup to meet meay woadfll'-duata aDd dataa •• neua1 bafaaiD daya Ibis llaaract.y.
rut people botb (10m .... biDOtoGtly ... aheo • friday, •cl Satarday. Dip
harbor area 1ad olaewtte... potted piML He ealcl ~e ia dle bu1ain bina in Ill•
fred Scboepe and bia wite ~let , take i&. ~ fn. hu lfOCtiJ •d you'll comc1 op
Bemice or Newport Beach ,,,. ···c~ it ..... lr witb a lot of centa lUiced
were tbe firtt onet to l.(ri•e din1 -••nlfY. {.'\t by aoodl.. to fill ap dae olcl
~ad 1 waa the aec:oad. Prod 011e dto omciah acldc Jt~t titc:h• abehes ... DiloonliD-
wu one of tbe boatt and .. .,. . same ~te was dlolf ued items, odds and encle.
immediately we struck up a weddiaa • aan•••nary .•lao. s~applier'a aurpluaos all add
ooavenation. Before we bad So from daat day tD _tbu oo op for a bappy tqod eatiat
a cbanc:e to realty 1et in Ju. 5 tbe fire duefa of for you for a pla.,.a.ized price
aeu dozens of ocher couplet Nati~al City, ~lleriiDo_ ; .. Yoa.'ll filtd a 10 c•t Wa
started poorinl into the club-Atlaheam t.ncl NeW'pOrt Beach 10 .tlich Zee pap~ tutptiaa
bouse. Preaideot elec1 J act all aot to,eeher. to fete. one are tbe •aper spea aJ ... a 19
Barnett aad hi a wife Loi1, an~thet'a we~1 ~··e~ ceatbia, UbbJ'a peas, stewed
lS)S Viata Dr., Bav Shores, 1ane1. Norma a~td thia yo~t tomatoea. Vi-• ••a .. •
joined 111 witb he "'arenta they were at D1neyland an and ketchup are ooly a few
!Mr. •d Mn. Leo Lc( of s~ the hotel dinina room. . .. a l! cent ~a of Ubby's
Oarriel. Mr. Lee is puc New friends are made 2~ fnut co~tail, tomato llld
lieutenant aovemor of Dis-every day if yoo open your pineapple j.Uce, Sprina.fteld
tric:t 10. heart t.nd mind to friend-poara, VeUDODt Maid aynap
Mr l.ee filled me in on th.e ahipa. Prom 001 mutually ... llld mote bioa for nc:itina
backaroun of Jack's life. intereatina diacusaion it diuna iniD a world of yes-
The mana.c:r of die Newport seema like we bave foUDd teryou ... with ubeliovably
Harbor Ch1mberof Commerce auch a friendship wieh Lea low ptic:es ......
and now the preaideat of the and Jobn Blomatrand, 214
Kiwani1 club ooe time lived Huel Or., Co10na dol Mar.
in San Qabrie~ and was work-Both John and I have fa-
'" I with tho c:lothina m•u-thou who were in the boild-
factwina film owned by Mr. ina ooatractioa bosinesa.
Lee. Y eara aao, baclt about John' • dad still ia active
1938. Jack and bi1 family as a aene,.l contractor back
bousht a lot on Pernleaf in Miueaota, while my father
An., Corona del Mar, and baa retired and ia li•ina in
with lumber from any place Northem Wisconain. Lea. ia
he could find it they built takina die Balboa Power
their home and painted it Squadron pilotina coune,
bam red. The boose became wtlich I am enjoyina alona
tbe me cc:a for fun for the with over lSO olber area
Bametta and the Lee1. folk&. They telJ as when we
Soon we ·were joiaed by Mr. finish the course we will be
and Mrs. Paul L .. aon, pro-aware of. aood p~lotina and
prietor of Mr. Paul'• men'• ae.-nuabap p,_ctJc:es 10 we
wear, 2515 E. Coaat Hwy., cao maneuver our boat& in a
Corona del Mar. It seema creditable (aabion in the
Paul ia alao from San Gabriel harbor.
and well acquainted with Mr. • • • • • • • • • •
Lee and Jack.
While eatina dinner I bad
the privileae of sittina nut
to the charntina Norma and
Pire Chief Jan Briacoe.
I never realized how ianor-
ant 1 was ontil I asked people
c.o es:plain what Chey were
talkina abouL
CALLINGGQ.
I
I ~ -
BY~-e,(~
There' a a acarcity of wbalea
hereabouta, bot I did see 2
marlin in December! Not. as
yoa may suppoae, io dte
ocean, but ript bere in New-
port Beach!
The fiut one waa o•or in
front of Diet Richard' a Mar-
ket. aad wat the piece de
resistance of a very fine
fountain. Come to Chink of it.
1 beli•ve lhia the fittt ud
only marlio l'•e ever seca
in a fOWltain. Thlllh, Dic:k,
for perpetuatina our 1ocal
fine1t apoft.fisb. Usually,
it's dolpbina, aeese, little
boy•. or otber item•. It's
refreshina to see a fOWlta.in
wilb marlin.
Tbe od,er martin w~os riibt
here in Corona del Mar. I bad
1eea it once before, tbe day
qoora), it looks twice as bia
as it did over at the An11ina
Club. lD fact. it looh ao
baae that I set bac:t fner(of
tbe uh watet lfJN) every
time I oale iL It l saw a thin&
aa bi1 as daat ia the water
atonaaide dte boat I'd be
fi abiq on, 1 thiat I'd take
dte pledae ud •••or c:roas
the chrethold of Dee's a tore
aaaill, uleas for peuata or
cipret&et.,Bat itt real, •d
bi• ed beautiful aad if you
ba.n' t aeeo it. don't call
C.Q. -jaat atop in at Jobn-
niea •d see for youraelf.
Dee doesn't care bow many
people look at iL Ho'a aa
proad ef it u lbouah be'd
caapt it bimaelf!
Ruth DeLamar eod ber skip-TIE
per, boabed Bill; bloalllt fill
it into the Balboa Aaalial'
Clab to be weiped. It bad
wei pod l3l poande at A•aloo.
aad bad lost a few poaada 011
the way &au 11. Sli II, com-
pared to little Ralbie. who
baa tD wort bard to keep her
weilllt at 100 ,a.de, it
lookocl haae!
1'1li a opinion wat aot only
my owa. na lataaadoaal o.. Pilla Auo. , ... , •
.,..,... it for a ••• WOf\4
record for 1llltiiiM8 ia •e ,.,_
~cl liaa ••t clau. Airy~~·• o-1fn • tot of ..t6a Mtot. .... _.
Bill eli .. -, nat ~ ~... It
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Be yc therefore followen
of Ooc1, as clear .daildr•;
And walk In loft, aa Chrilt
aleo badl lo .. d as, eel batb
aivn hlmttlf for ae lei otre,...
ina ~ad a aacrific.e liD Oocl tor
a aweemneltiaa ••~·
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TWO lOOKS REVIEWED
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o•t oa ••• ,rtce stult•a
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pleea ... tll beMUIII , eadt
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are •e p-ea&.eet ..• ~-eu•
dua ClOIIPOia •• •a.ee
•atte&er wtllt ~d •cl •"e•
(well at.oat) ... I WI• pl&c*-
en •• a.wla, •d dee.
Jookta' !Iliad siJ IIJ&.&eiJ wtll&e .... ••d , ... ted batta ...
Penn1• . ...-&elt•d caned
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wtrlloat lite e.aLaloer ... Brta&
la Jeer •• •• It lte Iow-
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t.Uc.IIJ ~&edbJ the au-
&erlt_. la .. r newer~-
Stop: aomecbinanow .. g,eep-
berdor Sour Douab En ali ah
Muffiu ... no auaar, no short..
eruoa, ready lo pop into the
toaater ... Frozea Downeynate
Bluebeny or com muf'IUsa, in
their own Coil moffin tin1.
Bake •em frozCD and dley
come out of the oven yummy.
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LEGAL N011CE
NOnCE TO Cltt:DITORS
No. A 39123
StJPF.WIOit COURT OF 111£
STATE OF CALIFOR.'IIIA
FOW T HE COUNT\' 0 F
OllANO£
£STAn. OF n .OIF.NCE
SCHELL HANSON, DECEA-
SEO.
NOTICE IS HEREBY <iV-
EN &o the · creditors of the
above named decedent !hat
all persons havin& clairns
aaainat the aaid decedent
are required to file them,
wid! the neceuary vouchers,
in the office of the clerk of
the above entitled court, or
to preaent them, with the
neceuary vouchers, to the
undersianed at the office or
Wallace & Brown, Attorneys,
224-A West Coast Hiahway,
Newpc;>rt Beach, California,
which ia the place or buai-
neu or the underai&ned in
all matters pertainina to the
estate or said decedent,
within aix mond!s after the
firlt publication or this no-
tice.
DATED: December 26 , 1961
OLE HANSON JR.
Execu&or of the estate of
the above named decedent.
WALL ~CE & 3ROWN
.._ttorneys at Law
224-o\ West Coast Hiahway
Newport !leach. Calif.
\U dway 6-4459
Attorney for Executor
Farst publication: Dec. 28 .
1961
PLANS FOR 1%2 were discussed at the quarterly
meeting of the Newport Harbor Women's Philharmonic
Commi ttee Jan. 3 at the Irvine Coast Country Club.
Shown here, left to right, ate Urs. John Swartz of Co sta
Uesa, chairman of Symphonies for Youth; Ur s. Roger
Hope, fo rmer Corona del Uar resident, ways and means
chairman of the Fullerton group, and Urs. Virgi l Galey,
preview chairman of the Anaheinl=.Garden Grove group.
Urs. Ralph Hinger ls chairman of the Women's Com-
mittee.
Mrs. Bernard Installed
By Women's Fellowship
Mra. Robert Bernard wu
inatalled for her second tenn
as preaident at the Jan. 3
meetina of the Women'a Pel-
lowahip of St. Andrew'a
Preabyterian Church.
Mra. Bernard announced the
reaipatioo of Mu. Norman
Frahm aa first vice-president
and the aelection or \in.
Joseph E arhart for that
office. Also inatalled were
Mu. \iaclyn Somera, se cond
vice president; \irs. James
Roberta, aecretary; Mrs.
Joseph lipacomb, treuurer,
and \1rs. Donald Anderson,
parli amen tari an.
The speaker, Chaplain
\iiltoo Whatalter from El Toro,
said that the responsibilaty
of providina riaht-thinltana.
moral youna people reus
with d!e home and that par-
enta must no t place blame
for failure on others, su:-h as
churc:bea, ac:booh or clubs.
He recommmded 3 bo.>lts:
"You C1n Trull the Commu-
ni 1 ta". by Fred Sc:b warz, "In
Every War But One" by Eu-
aene Kincaid, and "The 20
Billion Dollar Cballenae."
eo-authored by Kenyon Scud-
der of Balboa hlaod, dealina
with juvmile crime.
The liat of new officials
and c:bairmeo includes the
followma.:
\trs. Ralph Dener, chau-
mao of fellowahip; \1n. Bert
\icCollum, s ecretary for mem-
berahip; Mn . Bill O'Bnen,
auistant secretary for mem-
bership; \irs. Edaar Hill .
secretary for ecumenical re-
lations; \irs. \ioot Friend,
secretary for evanaeliam.
~~ NLY' FOR LlMltED tlME 0 .
\1rs. Torrence Dodda, chair-
man of proJRm; \1rs. Howard
law.son, secretary for apiri-
tual life and stewardahip;
\1rs. C. F. Schindler, secre-
tary for mi uionary education ;
\1rs. Don Austin, secretary
for soci al education and
action; Mrs. Charles Gibaon,
secretary for literature; \irs.
Donald Allen, chairman of
world service ; \1rs . John
\1iller, secretary for nataonal
ma ssaon s; \1rs. Robert Gre-
eley. s ecretary for ecumenacal
rnassaon; \Irs. L av.rence
Brov.n. secretary for C1tns-
tian educat10n; \1rs . Vactor
:-lovander. se cretary fo r sew-
ana and supph e s
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rna ttee, whach a lso ancludes
\trs. leslae Petersen and
\Irs. 0 . G. <\nderson
\1rs. D<>nald Butts . chaar-
man of the finance comrnallee,
\1rs. '4 . R. Hunt. auald of
antercessors; \1rs. S. II.
Oowmna. chaann an of the
serva ce auald; Mrs. \1 . T.
~eevtl Jr .. chainnan of pub-
licitv; \Irs. John Dean, chaar-
man ·of ·musi c:· \trs. Donald
Anderson. chaicrnan of the
ycarbo<lk. and \1rs. Phal
Baker. chainnan of child
care.
TED GOON NAMED
Theodor~ J . (Ted) fo<l\,n .
-42-' \larauen te ve.. C'ot<'na
del \ta"· has ~en named
•&ent for the Santa \na dts-
Utct aaency of the Prudential
Insurance Co. He is ••dcly
kno•, •• a record in 1 art as t
and .ntertll•ner. eapcc1al h
for hi a "Goon Bones•• mutane.
tie is a ft&tiYe of ~at ker-
Y1ll~. \tid\.; attended school•
in Wauacan. Obio . and haa
studied at UCLA and l'SC
utenai• counes here tn
CahfOC'ftia. Ht majored In
aCOMm;ca. tie aed his -.ro..
Dotolhy. h••• two duldrcn -
Louaac and Roben.
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Bike Safety
Day Jon. 22
CaJifomia Hiabway Patrol
ofCiceu will conduct a bi-
cycle and pedesuian aafety
proaram at the Newport
Heiabts ac:bool Monday, Jao.
22, it is announced by Rich-
ard W•lea, Principal.
The propam will anclude
demoaatrationa of correct
bicycle haodl ina. pedes Irian
obliaationa, and aeneral
aafety precaubona recom-
mended by men tnvolved in
law eaforcemat .
Mr. Wales atated that tbia
. i• pan of a contlnuina streu
of nlety practicea on Che
ac:Dool pounda, to and from
achool, and around the home.
He added that tbi I type or
PfOPim bas bemajven in the
past, and hu ae"ed as a
reminder &o children of tbear
ruponai bili tie a.
SHARP RELIEF
Mtdwaves used to put a kn1fc under Lh.: bed tv ""&.ut
the pain .. of chddbirth. Sounds fooh h, no~ado~)'~
But then, W'C'rc lucky. We have many wo nderful patn·
rchevana druas ocher powerful mcdtCotttoru., too
'-"hen you·~ til. take advaruaae of the fte\\.er. cffec-
11\e medicmals. Seek your phystaan·s ad\1~ he"s
the onJy one qualified to pre$CTibo-for \-OUr health
Then, tf he recom~ medauon, co~ to u!> for
prescnption servaoe. ,
Christensen Pharmacy
3021 E. COAST BWT. COIIOJIA DEL IIA.
OMOLE 3·2.S50
CHILD GUI DAN CE CLINIC
TRINKETS & TREASURES TMRIFT SHOP
2721 E. Cout Hwy .• Coi'Otla del Mar
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LUMBER -BUJi.DING MA TERlALS
LET US Plff NEW LIFE
OPERA AUDITION -Doris Sessions of Corona del Mar,
at right, Is doing som e pre-auditioning warm-up for
roles in the Festival of Opera to be presen ted in Laguna
qeach next August and September. Sho wn with her is
' r·lyn Interlandi of Laguna Beach. "Carmen," "L a
raviata" and "Barber of SF:vill e" "'ill be presented an
Irvine Bowl Aug. 24, 25, 31, Sept. 1 7 and 8.
'" your clothes
1 DAY CLEANING
2 DAY LAUNDRY
t NO EXTRA CRUCE I
VILEr Cl FUElS
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1932 -0ur Thirtieth Anniversa ry -1962
PROGRESS REPORT
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Terrace, ia aecreta.ry of .•e
··-' body. head Ia. I r.=======================:::;, leader, preaideet of Talf)t
Vogue says:
•New pale suits-
no stopping
them all year"
JUST ARRIVED
. NEW PALE SUIT
LOOK S THA T START RIGHT
NO W UNDER COAT
AND CONTINUE ON THEIR
OWN THROUGH THE
SEASONS BEYON D.
SOM E O F THE N E WE ST
AN D P RET Tl EST
VERSIONS HAVE THEIR
O WN BRIGHT BLOUSES.
BV
OSCA R
OF BEVERLY H ILLS I
I
D A VIO CRYSTAL '
ADELE ,.
OF C ALIFORNIA Sl ZES IN CLU OE
"'ISSES ANO PETITES
2515 £. Coast H..,.. • CORONA D£L MAll • OR 3·1890
Clab, pall proaicS.t of N•
tioaal Charity Aaln., pl••
ID apeciafizo ia acbool act.
miniatration.
Cheryl Adama, dauattter of
Mr. tnd Mn. Euacmo Act.ma,
20081 Orchid An., Santa
Ana Hoiattta, ia editor or tbo
acbool paper, preaideot of
the Modi cal Careers Club,
honor roll member, Sunday
School teacher, plana to be-
come a re&i ate red nunc.
Claudette Unkrey, dauibter
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ua-
krey, 27228 Loreto, Coata
Mesa, i 1 secretary of the
Girls Leapae, treuurer of
GAA, 1961 queen of Tn~i·Y ,
assistant teacber in the P.E.
Dept., plans to take a Y\1CA
aocioloiY rourac.
KIWANIAN OF THE YEAR
award was presented Jan. 11
at the annual tn stall at ion
t dinner of th e Newport Harbor
Ktwant s Cl ub toR. H. "Jeff''
De aver, 117 Apol ena Ave.,
Balboa Isl and. Mr. Deaver,
whose fath er set ou t the first
orange grove '" the North
Whittier area , will complete
35 years with Pacific Tele-
phone next summer, His son,
D1 ck, has been the nat1onal
champ iOn in PC's for 5 out
.. -------------~~~~~------• of b years. Mr. Deaver crewed the sailboat. Last summer
Dick was second in the na-
tional race s in San Diego.
I FN Sl<,' P boto)
PRIZE WINNING SUILES will be an Insistent asset of the
Tuesday Cl ub Travel Section officers as they seek out new
members. Shown here left to right are: Mrs. Stewart Nolton,
Corona del Mar, secretary; Mrs. Herbert Ford, Balboa Island,
co-chalrm~n; aftd Mrs. Wayne Helmick, L ldo Peninsula, sec-
retary: The group has as Its purpose joining together those
women Interested In ttave'llng and those who have traveled
for mutual sharing of their Qrlous experiences.
FINE ARTS PATRONS
'
HOLD OPENING TEA
An openina tea &iven Sun-'
day by the rounders of tbe
F1ne Arts Patrons of Ne•·
port Beach at lhe Newport
Beach city hall Introduced the
new association 1o the publtc
and provided a pre-abowina
of paintinas by tbe well-
known artists, Millard Sheets,
Edaar Ewinc. Richard Haine ~>.
J ames Hueter, Robert Frame
and DooJlass McClellan.
Guests were given the op·
portuni ty to meet the exh1bit·
ina artists as well as I ll v1ew
36 of their painting ~. Th1'
exhibit will be open If\ the
publ ic during regular (tty
Hall business bflur' •ntil
Feb. 14. Opening f. d> 15
wi ll be a showing of Phtl
Dike patntings.
Auist1na the hostesses
were the \1me s. James Scar·
borou&h , Thomas Rutter, J .
A. Seek. J ohn \tacCieod,
Sh1rley \1eserve. Edaar Hil l,
Ham John \1arch. Horace
Wilson. Alan Stoneman, Arch-
ibald \1acLeuh, Robert Gur·
I ey, Lyman Jeffrey f-.uwell,
Phillip Brabyn and Keith
Gaede, and the Misses Julie
Hurndall, Shelley Brandt and
Sally Lawson.
The Ftne Arts Patrons is
an art museum assoc1ation.
founded for the purpose of
furthermg public 1nterest in
the fine arts , and of develop-
ing greater opportunities for
tbe Ylewing and study of
patntma. :.culpture and allied
arts . As art patrons they
support and ass1st any aroup
or activity 1n th1s area which
mav serve these a1ms.
The F1ne A.ru. P atro·, have
been auuhnf the Ftnc A.rts
(' nrnm1 ttee of the < 1 ty ~f
~e~port Reach 1n presertlln&
month !'· C 11\ llall exhib1ts,
wh1ch have 1ncluJed painttnv~
b) several outo,tandmg So1-
them California artists.
Tbe procram of actiYities
for the oomina yeaz inclode a
lecture>-film series; bus tours
to museum and aallcry ex·
hibits out of the azea; a cal·
endaJ of art events made -------------------------------
POT-LUCK ON JAN. 25
The )•month-old Plymouth
Congregational Church of
Corona del Mar held ita first
annual meetina Jan. 10. re·
ce1 ved reports of committees.
and adjourned the meetina to
nell Thursday evenina. Jlo.
25.
That 11 the ni &b t of the
farnsly pot·luck dinner, 10 be
held at the Corona del Mar
Youth C enter. The pot-lucie
wtll be&in at 6 :30, and the
adJourned bu11nesa meeting
will follow. Election of
church offi cers will be one
of the 'terns on the aaenda.
0\urch cler\ ~abel Fitz-
morris reported that lbere
•ere 58 at the first church
meetina on OcL 15 and 133
at lhe Jan. 7 serv1 ce. Elton
Denner. chauman of the
trus tees, said that pled&e•
already tntaled $6,180. He
ex.ptehed hope that a per·
manen t minister could be
called by mid-year.
Clyde Scott, Mrs. Lyell
Buttennote and Ho ward Laur·
en 1 were named as nomin·
ating committee members.
Clayton Close, lay "model"
ator, presided at the meet-
ina.
GOING TO FAR EAST
Robert H. Sorenson, sea·
man apprentice, USN , son of
\1rs. \1arie C. Sorenson o f
924 Ocean Front Balboa,
left San Dieao Jan. 6. aboard
the anti-submarine warfare
suprort a ircraft carrier USS
Bennington, for Hawaii in a
convoy of 26 abips. The
ships wi II conclJct routine
trainina operations in the
Hawaiian area before aoina
on to the Far Eut to join
the Seventh Fleet in the
Western Pacific.
available; aupport of the
17th annual Newport Harbor
Hiib School.
A .. Salute To Summer Show''
is beina planned for June as
a benefit, at which bme not
only paiotiaa but sculpture,
prsnts, ceramics and examples
of allied arts will be nhibited
by prominent pre a en t day
artu ts of California.
General membership in the
Pine Arta Patrons i 1 open to
anyone in *ympathy with its
aim 1 and puJPoscs. Those
interested may contact Mn.
Chester Brabyn, 4515 Pair-
field Drive, Cameo Shorea.
Officers or the auociation
are Mrs . Robert H. Winckler,
preaiden t; Mra. J amea B.
Stoddud, vice>-preaident; Mra.
Rolt. Hays Jr.. secretary;
Mra. JoiUJ Humdall, member-
ship; Mn. Dnid V.. Curtis,
publicity; Mra. Alan Mickle,
ho apitality, and Mrs. Chester
Brabyn, treuW'cr_
Poundina mcmbera are
Mines . Dorothy Ahmanaon,
Relford Brandt, Howard
Chastain, E. Avery Crary,
David Curtia, Lyman Parwell,
Rolla Hays Jr., J obo Humdall
Myford · lrYinc, Howard Law-
son, Alan Mickle, Jamea
Stoddard ud Richard Winck·
ler. Advison arc Rexford
Brandt. Phil Dike and Thom-
as Rutter.
PUPILS AT EN SIGN
AID FIGHT ON T.B.
Pupils 1n M1 ss Betty Director Is Appointed
Space Race For Pack 8
Cooper's 71 clu s at Ho race
Ent~1gn School have helped
the dnve aaainst tuberculo-
sis with a donation of money
..tl1ch they received as a
prize m lhe PTA membership
drive. \1111 Cooper said that
suuestions for usina the
money were made and eYalu·
ated by the children, and
they voted to send the mon·
ey to the Oran ae County TB
and Health Assn.
Walter Cruttenden Jr .. 38 ,
of 4639 Goltsam Dr., Cameo
Shores, partner in lhe innst-
ment bankina finn of Wheeler
& C rottendcn in Los An·
aelea, hu been appointed
to the board of directors of
Electro Development Co.,
Van Nuya finn manufacturioa
ae"ed in the Anny Infantry
for 3 ycara, and was onr-
acaa in Europe for 2 years.
He rctumed from dae ae"ic:e
to the Chicaao inYeatmeat
bankina fian of Crutteoden.
Podesta & Co. (rom 1946 to
1949. lD 19SO. be became a
pa,_er in Ibis company, a
poat he retained antil 1960,
when be mond to the West
CoaaL
Paint a Bnght Future
for Yourself Wtih a ...
BETTER HOME LOAN
Den 1 won the m srection
and Denny th e Denner a~ard
at the January meelln& of
Cub Pack 8 a t the Corona
del \1ar Commun 11)' Church.
Charles Rote, Webelos
~1 PRICE SALE
NOWONLY84e
leader, and his assistant,
John Semple, with dte help
of the Webelos Den , gave a
demonstration of the space
race. which will be a feature
of lbe March Pack meetina.
The cubs will make their
own rocket sbips, rubber band
propelled, and will race them
in competition. There will be
2 prizes. one for the fastest
ship and one for the beat
lookin&. There will also be a
dad's race.
Gary Grainaet, Lee Secard.
Paul Seidel and Steven Day
of Den 2 received Wolf bad-
&es. Marie Sachs received lhe
Sliver arrow. Den 1 intro·
cu ced the February theme,
"Parade of Presidents."
The February meeting, on
the 9th, at th e church. will
be lbe annual blue and aold
dinner.
AIDS FOR MERCHANTS
Librarian Dorolhea Sheely
announces that the ma in li·
brary in Sal boa has added
Barron's national bus iness
and financial auide for the
convenience of buaineumen.
Also in the business aec·
tion in the library are Ktp-
linaer's Wuhinaton News-
letter. Reaearch Ins titute
Recommendations. Trends
in Oraoae County Buaineu
and lhe Oranac County In·
dustrial Ncwa.
miniature electronic com-
poncm ta. The appointment
wu made by Ray Vacc:arello,
president.
Electro Dnelopment 'ftlan-
ufacturcs sliprinaa and bruab
bolder auembliea -about
60 per cent military tnd 40
per cent conmercial. The
fim also owna 71 per cent
of Electro DcYOlopment Co.
of Arizona, in Phocmia, and
a teat laboratory i • be ina
inataJied in Van Noya.
Mr. Cruttenden ud bia
wife Claire hue a dauabter,
Codee, 13, and 3 aona, Wal-
ter, 11 . Robert, I , and Rich-
ard. 6.
Dorin& World War U. lie
ANNOUNCING!
NIW~T
In 1960 he fonned the Loa
Anaelea corporation or
WbHler A Cruttenden, Inc:.
He is a memberof the Paci-
fic: Cout Stock Eadumae
and fie Midwut St.odt Ex-
cbanao. He waa a member of
the Board of OoYentClfa of
lhe Midweat Stock E xchanae
for 3 yeara before movina to
Califomia.
VALI?HTIHB DAY. Fd. 14
Vlllnth~• Jor 6oy• .. .
~
SAL
POLI(Y
We don't meon toSO&nf
stuffy, t a I k I n g about
poficy, but it's part of
beping you' lnfomw.t
We're having o sole ottd
we'd like you to know
the thinking behind it.
JIIST --WE DON'T
HAVE SALES TO MAKE
MONEY ON THEM -
and it's not because we
live in on ivory tower.
It is s1mply a matter of
r~pect 1ng our custom·
.er's intelligence os muc::fl
os their patronage. They
trust us. We wont it to
stay that way.
SE(OfiD --The purpose
of our SALE is to dispose
of fash ions and patterns
that we bought in excess
or that sold sa well as to
leave us"'With on~y odds
and ends. Nothing else.
Merchandise thot is sale
pnced is sold as it should
be -ot a loss.
What's sale pric ed to·
doy has been in our reg-
ular stock right along.
IN SOM E CASES, PER·
HAPS, TOO LONG) It
meets our finicky qual·
ity standards -and if
we have your size, you
hove a genuine bargain.
THIRD --Since we can't
make a profit on sale·
priced goods, we have
no incentive fo prolong
our sole. It winds up
Tuesday, January 30-
Eleven sale days from now.
To repeat, this sale does
not include our entire
stock_ Some of our new
Spring clothing is also
on view -so you hove
two good reasons tor a
visit.
SALE
NOW
UDO SHOftS, 3<421 V" .. lido
Newport Beach
* LOW RecluciiMJ llltere~t llates * FRIENDLY Efficient Semce * EASY M011thly Payme11t1 * QUICK 24 Hoew Service
CO lOll
DEL Ill
PHAIIICY
New dennera are O ma
Grable for Den 2; DaVld Bal-
lard for Den 3. tnd Robbse
Crottenden for Den 4, wilh
Mark Lon&Jey as auiatant.
Arlhur Cherry Jr. was awar-
ded the arro Yo' of liabt., hi&h-
eu achievement in Cubbina
and lfaduated into Boy
Scouts. He wu welcomed
into Scout Troop 17 by Ron
Halkelmad, auiatant aeoot·
master.
WRAP & MAIL Vlllntiu• Jor flrls ... lhll
"Wf' AN' Ded1r111f"d tc1 Thnft and Home ~hir"
LAGUNA FEDERAL
SAYINSS AND LOAN ASSOCIAnoN
260 Oc•• •••.
·LA&UNA IIACH
CAWOINIA
601 N. El c •••• I ....
SAN CIAtiNTI
CAI.JfOaNIA
PNKriptloa PMrmocy'"
3127 E Coast Hwy VISIT SKI-LAHD
-near Jasmme Or. and Mra. R•ehant Kre-
Corona del Mar del, 1530 Santanella Tet.,
OaMae J .tlJO lmnc Terrace, were r•c:cat
vacatia..•ra at ebe Badaer ,. ____________________ _. ._Opn __ ._....., __ ._·w_• _._,_ ..... _. Pau-Yotcmitc d:1 area.
SfiVICE
• INDUSTRIAL PACKAGING
e COMPLETE PACKAGI NG
• (;1FT BOXES,..WRAPP ING
e MAILING TUBES
• INSURED MAILING
• LET US DO IT FOR YOU
I~ . RJV'-RSIOf. AV~:.
~rxt to P.O. ta to l
•tl ••11• •lllloora• ... tl~cor•
•do .. ,,.,.. .•. •••'• •II ..... llil ""u' ... , •• , , .. , 100t~..
n. Pl,.,.tll ea. ... ..-
._. Qar~. eo... "' ....._..,.. Rn. O...S4 Ran-
...,, fJOlll tile Pint ec..,..
,acioaal elulrca or Loa Alt-
..... ! will pr .. dll at •• 10
Laa. IMadaJ aemc:e.
Pirat &a,tht Clauc:b of
Ooloea del ... J-Ot. Thomaa
Wa'dll wiU pnada oo "Tbo
T .. dmaial Ouiat• at •• U a.a • ...._, aerrice ad
••ne l:.itdo Pire'' at 7:30
p ...
Uoi•eraaliat Qorcb, Coa\1
Woa&-''fty I Am a Tbeiat"
wiU be Dr. Qarloa Bl•·
"Ita aamoe topic at 10!30
l .m. Scm day.
Balboa hl111d Metbodi at
MY•tiat S.cta.,, Newport
llei .. .......,... BeaNtd Bar-
, wiU preadl • unree
Slpirita •d a Trotb" at che
10:4S a. •· Slmday aemc:c.
St. Jemea Epiac:opal Ouudl,
PilE IU .. S STEM
All .., .. .._... llloil• J•.
t t.•t4 •• a..U ••• or J~ c.n-, lot Vea Palnno,
Lido ltle. ft• Mra. c.ner .-,o~c.cl •• a...U waa m~ rite
the •meet off •e ato ... the
axb••t tiD • tbe broiler
111d c:loaed •• broiler door.
The fire waa oot before Cho
fa rem• ani Yocl.
.... , ............ -~ ....... ·~" -
--, =r •v
CALL IN YOUa
CL.U.nE• AM TO
Till. t::N•n ·
ORlele Will
Newport Boac:h-There will .----------------------. be hoJJ OCJIWIMlD ioa at 1 :-30
.d 11 a.m. Swday, momioa
.,...,., •d Suaday School at
1:30 ad 9:30. The Rn. John
Parte'• aeiiDOft title it
"God'• MeateDaen.••
Pirat Baptist Qurcb of
Cos\& Wea&-Or. P .0 . New-
~ will preaeb oo "A Coo-
tiual Allowace" at 11 a.m.
Sunday. Tbe neD in& lent U
is at 1 p.m.
TOUR SHOTS SLATED NEW OFRCERS AT WORK for the Newport Harbor United
The SeDior Catiaaa Club Church Women are shown at Sl Andrews Presbyterian Church
will aee pictures or a tou\ of Jan. 12 chectlng over the world span of the proposed World
P.al10pe at the _meetiaa Moo· Day Of Prayer program. Glvlngla colorful excerpt on the p.o-
d8J, Jllft. 22 , an tbo Co1011a gram 1$ at left, Mrs. Robert Hom 358 Dahlia PI Corona
Anniversary
for Newlo.ns
~:;n~~~R·~·r••~r:! Professional
"OimbiD' Up lbe Mountain" o•
at lbc C};)() ad 11 a.m. Stm· arectory
IIOST JUIIS
...... s
ct.y . a om cos. Tho Clt&~?cl F'UIC EllAL DlllECTOBS .(]lou,, led by Bob q,~... . · ·
will li 1 • Ncaro ipirit~~al~ ··••••••••••111 WfJ1I ltEifTf fJI IBIB llfACf
'S9 FORD •••••••••••••••••• $1741 clel Mar Youth CCIDter. Mr. ' ' ad Mn. Holbrook Malford of del Mar, president; to Mrs. Cliff Qulsel, 453 Momlng Canyon
eo.ta Mesa will show tho Rd., Corona Highlands, secretary; Mrs. Harold Boyvey,
picblrcs. 1139 W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, vice-president; Mrs. Vernon
Smith, )()() E. Coast Hwy., Newport, treasurer, and Mrs . P. r------------. F. Baines, 427 Pirate Rd., Cliff Haven, corresponding sec-
Former residents of Co10na
dol Mat, MT. -od Mrs. Lowell
Newlon, ·u211 Malta St.,
Santa Ana, celebrated Cheir
ailvcr weddina anniverury,
Son day, ·Jan. 7.
OR. L. P. DAVIS JR.
retary. tiHSIGH PbotoJ
Chi ,.,,.ct•r
Fonnerly In Co rona del Mar
Now In New Offices at
340.N. Newport Blvd. Suite 4
1 block E. of Hoag Hospital
She's Going To Africa Hoatl were Mr. 1111d Mrs.
Ronald Newlon, 604 Poin·
aottia An., Corooa del Mar,
100 md daosbtcr-in-law of
Open ev~ s ior your convent ence
from 5 P.U. till Q P .M.
Phone Ll 1-7000
lnarid 'Buhler, Harbor Hisb
juior, dauJhter of Mr. and
Mrs. Rolf Bohler, 212 Via
Ko10n, Lido hie, left thia
week for Bloemfontein, Re·
public of South Africa, on an L-----------' .. Americans Abroad'' acholar·
CHIJitCHES
Cbri8tian Sc:ieDC»
S.rrices
rDST arvaca OF
~ ICIOIMIDI
3303 Vla Udo
Newport Beach
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:15 a.m. and U a.m.
SUNDAY SEBVJCIS
FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
2411 Eut Cout Hl1hway
Corona del Mu
ship f10m the Ameocltl Field fle Newtons, who bad lived
Service. here for 16 yean. Aho
She will live wieh tbe Cecil hostina were Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Family and will attend James Austin of Lasuna
a poblic &irl• achool. Sbe Beach. brofler·in-law and
will stay until Au&Uit. \1 r. siater of the hooorees. Barry is a manaaer of a bank,
and Mrs. Barry formerly Ass1stina at the guest book
tausbt achool in Johannes· was 9-year-old Susan New-
bora. They have a dausbter, ton . At the punch bowl and
17, and a son, 23, a pre-med servina coffee were: Mra.
student. lnarid is the oldest Norman Christensen, Santa
o r 4 children. Her faeher is Ana: \1rs. A.C. Plcaer, Cor·
an aeronautical enJineer. ons del Mar, and Mu. Ralph
Bill, Laguna Beach.
GOP WOMEN MEET
JAN. 18 IN BALBOA
The couple was married at
Pyne Castle 1n Laauna
Beach, owned by the late E.
Walter Pyne, frimd of the
family.
I BALTZ ' Corona del Mar Cormluni ty
Cborcb, Conpeptional, MQRft l&IIV
United Cburc:b of Cbriat-IUIUll
"Finctina tho Oeptb of Our
Faith" ia tho sermon topic
of lbc Rn. Edwia Gornto for
the 9:)0 and 11 a.m. aervicea
this Sunday.
Christian Science Churches,
Newport Beach, Corona del
Mar. Coata Meaa-Conflictina
demands of nery day li•ina
can be resolved throuab
span tual undera tanctina of
God as cbv1ne life. This 11
the tbeme of the Ienon ser·
mon on "Ltfe" ch11 Suncay.
Lucheran Church of the
\1aster. Corona del \1ar-The
Rev. Frank Gunn . from the
Firat Lulheran Cburdt, San
OteJD, .... 111 be paest pastor
for the 9 30 and 11 a.m. Sun·
day servtces.
Harbor Chnstian Church.
meetina tn che Seventh Day
1741 SUPERIOR AVE.
COSTA ME$A
Midway b:2424
3520 E. COAST HIWAY
CORONA DEL MAR
ORiole 3.q450
Si1eu 1942
Fri~ndly Nelrftboc'tlood
!Wrvloe
BEll BROADWAY
MORTUARY
1 10 Broad way
U 8-MJl. 8-3434 Costa Mea
W~Chapel
.,.~
427 E. 17tfl ST.
COSTA MESA
10 .....
INSURANCE ...
roa AU.. or
Y.:>UR INSURANCE NEEDS
Sadleir Insurance Co.
1 ,._ C'ouat. Sfod., UR. Aaw, Pr. su.-aor 1M
'60 FORD ••.•..••••••••..•• SUts
t I'AM. C'OUftt. ~II.D. lti.K. AuUI., -t f'(, ~
'§9 FORD .•••..•.....•..... S119S
'§9 CHEV. . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . Stm
8,.._\< .. ..nct. !-dr. \\a,cnn \ .JI. ll"H •. -\utn-\\ 0\' I~
'60 COMET ..•..........•.. S2MS
~-dr \\ "'"" RkK. 4ut". t ftft 1.1&
'§I PL YMOunl .......•.. St19S
\tr ( "" -PI-'" 14111
'SS FO RD • ......••.••..••.• SS95
Rant h \\ ar••., \.A \ut" JU, H. <•I ' ,,.,
'§I FORD .................. $1195
'56 FORD ••••••.••••••.•••. $6fl
e Hurry Whi.. They Last • 9:15 • 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
IIIEE'n.HG 8 p.m.
READll'fG ltOOM
Dr. Thomul. Welch, Putor
Sunday, 11:00 a .m.: Mom-
lnl !Wrvl~.
Evenln& !Wrvl~. 7:30.
The Newport Harbor Feder·
ated Republie.rl Womm•a
Club will meet at 10 a.m. to-
day, Jm. 18, at the William
Bents residence, 305 Lindo
Ave., Balboa. This is a
chanae from the onainal
meetin& place, the Corona
del Mar Youeh Center.
Joan Burt on Program Jonn E. Sadletr
3333 E. Cout Hwy.
Corona del Mar OR J .J8SO
ll'IVESTMENT'S . . . Theodore Robins
3315 VIe Lkto. Npt. Beacta
Open weeK ..,._...
9 a.m. to S p.m.
Wednesday, 9 a..m.·'7:45 p.m
~1 and Frlct.y-
9 a.m. to 9 C).Jn.
UCQIID cauw:a or
c:aJIDT, ICiD I D I ......... ~ .. c-......
38:J9 East Cout HJfhway
Corona del Mlw
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15a.m.
SUNDAY SERVICE 11 a.m.
WEDNI'SDAY EVEJm(G
MEE'MNG 8;00 p.m.
READING ROOM-
3839 EAit Cout H._.,way
Open week deys-
10 a.m. to f p.lll.
You are cordJally lnvlted to
attend Olurc.'h Services and
to u.e the tteadln• Jtoom.
St. JCDDM
EpiKopal Church
3D Vlal.Jdo
Newport Beactt • oa s.cmo
Th~ Rev. JOihn H. Parke,
Rector
SUNDAY SEJtVICES
8:00-H~y Communion
9: tS-Famtly Service and
Sunday School
11 :00-Momlnl Pra)'a' a net
!Wnnon
Nuraery and amaH child
care provided
THURSDAY
10:30-Holy Communion
and Heallnl Service
Fint Baptiat Church
of eo.ta ~
(lllde,.....t ............ )
Santa Ana 6 Maanolla Stl.
D:. P. G. Neumann, putor
SUNDAY SERVICES
9:45a.m . Sunda.y School
11 :00 a.m . Momlq Worship
6:00p.m. Tl'ILintnr Unions
7:CO p.m . Evenlnr Womtp
WEDNESDAY
7:20p.m. Bible Study
8:00p.m . Prayer Meet-Inc
A COC'dtal welcome 1a ex·
tended for all a1es to at·
tend Sunday Sc:tlool as well
u Sunday momin1 and
ewntna~
A mld·WHk aervl~ 1a
held ~ Wednesday at
7:30 p.m.
FIRST CHBJSnAN
CHURCH
Pranklln 0 . Blxler, lr.
Mlnt.ter U 8-4778
Panonaae u 8-5294
SUNDAY
9:45 ................ Bible Sdlool
10:40 .......... Chwdt Servt~
5:30 ............ Younc Peoples'
MHttn1
6:30 .......... Vesper Service
WEDNESDAY
9:30a.m ..... Women's BlbJe
Study
'7:00p.m. .. Prayer MeeUnt
8:00 p.m. ...... Chotr Practl~
ICu.-ry and Child Care
Provided
First ChrliCian Church
'796 VtdOtla at Placentia
Ooata Mea
CORONA DEL MAR
COMMUIGTY CHuRCH
COifGitaGATIOIIAL
Ill HeUo«;rope Avenue
Corona del Mar, Calif.
MORNtl'fG WORSHJP
9:30 and 11 A.M.
Church School c:laaes
9:30a.m.
Nurwery few both hours.
Edwin C. Cclmke
Klnlater
Lutbenm Claun:b
01 the tca.t.
United Lu1!lera.n
01\lldl tn ~
354.5 Eut Oout Hlpway
CGroaa-del lk.r
Dr. Getald Strtdder, PutGr
Phone: 0~ 3-50ZI
SUNDAY SCBEDUI..E
·~30 A.M.-n. Senlce
9:30 A.M.-&lnday 8c.1M»ol
ll:OOA..M.-'DM s.rvtee
WELCOME
St. James Day School
BpiaCG9al
Kin4eteort. th,.._. 6th Grede
s.tlltd ..... -t.•wwa ....
s• at M•r .. erit. • eo .... ,., ar
Or J-Ull . .
._,.,._ Robert \1arshall, mem-
ber of the Newpon Beach
Ptannina Commiutoo, Will
di a mas city aovemmen t and
planntnJ. Mn. Cballen Lan-
den. member or the Newport
Beach Elementary School
Board, will tell about the
rune lions of the achool board.
Joan Irvine Burt. direct
heir of the foundert or the
lrvtne Co., will be the
speaker at the inatallatioo
luncheon of the Women's Oi-
viaioo of the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce Tues-
day noon, Jan. 23 . at the
Irvine Coast Country Club.
She w1ll describe the ctif-
ference betwem the Irvine
Ford Plant Is Big City
Scrvicin& the 200 acre
EaJinoorina and Reacarch
Center of Ford Motor Com-
puy't Ae10notrooic Oiviaion
in Newport Beach is aimilar
in mmy ways to main t.ainina
a amall city.
Aoroao trooi c' 1 "city ad-
ministration" is Che Pacil-
itias Macaaemcnt Ocpartmeot..
which aoperviae& racilitioa
that iaclode 1,699,000 aquare
feet of lawn and 800,000
aqG&re feet of floor space •
cqaal to a community of
1,500 population.
Natural a•• ia fed 1nto the
Aerooottonic site at an ncr·
••• of 61 million cubic feet
per year, CDOulh to aupply
all tho boatcbold need• of
Santa Ana.
Arumal electricity uao ia
19 billion watta, sli af\tly leu
S" MILLION TRADE
INVOLVES LOCAL HOMES
A 3-quarter·millton-dollar
truaac:tion handled by the
M.M. LaBorde Realty offi ce
in Costa Meu involus the
trade or tho Palm•• one of
che o lder oatabl11hed motels
in L•Fn•. toaelher with 111
Lmae T crrace home and a
Balboa lal.rld bayfront dwel-
lina for a J ,QOO..acre randl
neat Eu"'h in norehem Calt·
romia.
Oonton Attdrcw and Joe
CUrrey, ndlanae department
sa lot aaen u for M.att L•
Borde, bandied bodt eoda of
lbe trade.
The fotmcr ranch own cr
pi•• tD ~•rate the motel
hlmaallllld wlll reaidc Ia Cho
Newport H..-r A.rea.
tban the bouachold require-
menta of Lapna Beach.
Water conawoption is 23
million pllont, app10ximatoly
ooe-half tbe amoont used by
San Juan Capiatrano house-
holds.
Aeronuttonic's 2,450 tele-
phones, enoulh ror the city
of Su Clemente, were used
last year for 3,500,000 intra-
plant calls, 1,713,000 out-
aoina calls, and 810,000
inc:omin& calla.
Tbe .. pc>tt office" handles
360,000 pieces or mai 1 eacb
moath, oqualina the ~lome
of cbc Placcotia Poat Office,
wbicb ••"•• a popolatioa of
4,800.
•cANADIAN ROCKIES'
ON TRAVa SERIES
Stan Midatcy , humonll or
the tranlope field, ..,ill
present his color film story,
"The Canadian Rockie1, ..
in lbe fourth Newport Harbor
Kiwanis travel end adven-
taae p10aram at 8 p.m. thu
Friday . Jan. 19, an the
Oranae Coaat Colleae llldi·
tonum. The film includes
B_..fT, Lake Louue. Jasper,
Columb.a tcefteld, Yobo
Valley and the Roc:k1es.
GOES TO SHEPPARD
Auman Basic Larry \1.
Puma, aon of Mn. \iary L .
Pums 'of 302 Alnrado. Bal-
boa, i • beina uti ped to Che
A.ir FOtCe technical train1na
coarae for aircraft pf09ollor
~air fl)cdahats at Shep-
pardAu Fotee Bau, Tous.
Foundatton and the lrv1ne
Co. and what al means 10 the
future of Oranae County .
CROWELL. WEEOON A CO. YOUR LOCAL F-ORD OE.A I.ER SIN':E 192 1
Ford e Fakon e Thunderbird e Truci:~ Mem~
Pacific Coast Stock Exch.
Or. Carol Leland ,.111 be
1nstalled as prestdent of th~
Women's Otvi s1on, \11 ss \1ar-
aery Schrouder as Vl C~·preSI·
den I, Mrs. Bob Jay red. sec-
retary, \1rs. Oelt&ht C"hurc.h.
treasurer.
Burd~tt Harrison. i.es. M~tr. UM " C'O \ST Hlf.H\\ 4 Y
1'1-• t w4 • .._..,., li; ...,.rv~
:'\IF.t\PORT Br~CH
Uwrty ~~111
•••••• ' .. ,, .•flr1 "' <t
Dick Rucker Ted Paulson t ... II ( \R ('f''1f ,.
Lots Fen~ll Rum Ba~r t 1), T' "r .. '
Mike My~rs
Privat~ Wire Se~
2620 E. Coast Hwy.
\fl 41 , ..
t•l It t• m
Corona d~l Mar OR 3 -7005
OJ-\fnn.. Yn . 'Ill II Sll I' m -"''
r l .. n .. ro ~'"' -, '' '' .
THE FINEST FOODS MAY BE
FOUND AT U & I!
Corona del Mar
RUSS & OTHAL GOURMET SPEClALTIES!
Try thee. for 8011Mthing c:liflerent cmd d•lic:iOUia
PORK SAUSAGE LB. 69( mode with my 9randod' s
old pen Dutch R..c:ipe RARE ROAST BEEF S198 ~ooked to.perfection
LB. an )Ur rotisserie BlACK Rl NED sharp Q.ddor from Her4timer County inN
AGED CHEESE LB. 89(
Rl B EYE STEAKS LB. $1 91 ~n:ri:: ~~
PORK TOP SIRLOINS
Groceries
BIRDSEYE
98( sliced t1» order
LB. for O riental r..c:lpe
Produce
FRESH GROWN LARGE OREGON ..
PIPPiN
APPLES 2La~ 29< you dial! 1V DINNERS 07ick9( d r I u Vf Slf 2 '-r ca.t.o PACk ~~ ... : :e~; ;~GRADE A DAIRY
con•~lence of supeNurtttt MAID BUTIER 6 Qt shoppang wtlen All you hne 7.-'
#l U.S. GRADE RUSSET
POTATOES 10 LBS. 39<
to do Is tef~t 1n order. ~ LB.
It will M c.efully selected,
~nd del iHred to ~' kitchen
uNe. No mort traffic, no
more wrestling wlttl hea.y
loads, no more wasttd tlmt.
GREEN STAMPS
FREE DEUVEIY
!...., 0., Eac.,t .., ..... ..,. ., ,, ...
01 J.osa•
MBdfl CO.Ofli.IA11Vl .. YIMG GD.Ift SllvtMG 0¥11 -MABITI
THESE SPEO ALS GOOD FROM J~ .• THill J AH ZA liNE & lEE• .
Dl E. COAST NWY. AT LAIK.Uit
(Aaau .._ U.. ... <Mit..l• a..) .... MMnat•ULII
I
-f&,Ja .a .a c ~ aM -.CII••r· a
'JIM POUCE BLOTTER -
' ' ~Ill
J8$ E. COAST HIGHWAY
CORONA DEL MA.R
e .• ORIOLE 3·:i0.10
JAMES
D.
RAY
a.u••c 0111nc1er
lS/2 -L COAST HWY.
COBOifA DD. X U
ORiole :1-11!11
NOW - -AV AlLABL E
SUITS AND DRESSES
b:r &oltert Power s
IN O IILON, NYLON,
-·'!IDOL j &Ra&Y
!Wade liD •ea•re -
Guaru&eed &o ft t .
A.L.:> HAn IliAD& TO IIIATCH
·aod J'u r Hala mada ,..,...,
y ou r old r1u pl•t ee ...
I wl11 ep••d a d a y In rour
ho oa o 4olo& Al l oro Uoou and
n •odllft&
CALL MaS. WARN ER
JIE .. 1133
Tide
OUt ee IUIPIY o .... :~.UzO
3011 Jf.-port .. ~ .. ...--
.... -.~-· J . p .. n,., c. ~~a ...... ,..
porled l ,-ir or biaoc:a lan,
2 eo~~ta, a h•ai•a electric
llft'IP, all nlued .. aas. atolea
[rom bia docked boat ia New·
port Hubor ... Mn. Oooraa
Hell, 406 Iris A,.,.,, CofOQa
del Mat, reported a bike
found &I Iris A•e. aDd Bay·
eide Or: ... Don Weill, llOO
Kinas Rd ., Cliff Haveft, re-
ported a 14 inch doll and a
4 Coot maaikin nlued at tH
l lolen rrom a Chrietmaa dis-
play in front of hi 1 home ... A
s ki re ck valued at t17 wu
atolea hom Oft 1Df1 of Eanoe
Euna auto parted in front
of his home at 413 Via Lido
Soud, Lido lsle ... Edaar N.
P ellman, 2133 Ocean Blvd.,
Corona del Mar, n:potted his
cat ro bbed of camerae aod
euit cans or clo thina valued
11 1586 (tom the patkina lot
of Denny's Drive-I n , Corona
del Mar ...
W'~UdQ, .laa. 3
William Youna. S8. o f 404
E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa,
wa e booked on charau of
beina dnmk in public ... Two
boy• atole comic book• hom
Owl Reull Druaa. 2108 W.
Ocean Front. Newporl Be•ch.
by alidina the comic booh
out the ruil llot and aoina
outaide •nd pick ina them up .
nnarM~. Ju . 4
Two honea were looae and
.f'Q•mi na •round 2l at St. and
22nd St. west or Irvine Ave.,
Baycrut, reported Dwi abt
May fiel d, 1843 Tr•dewind a
l n., Baycre at ... A refriaer·
ator wu impounded by police
from 620 Poppy Ave ., Corona
del Mar; it had an outaide
lock •nd wu declared to be
hu .ardous to youna aten ...
Articles v.\ued at SS9 .70
were atol en from the auto of
Ron•ld Keck, 1959 Mapl e
Ave., Coata Mua, parked
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
WHA ... 'S
DOING
• T. M. Hlmbrook, your T~ephOne Man~eer in Newport Beach·Costl Mm • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
You wouldn't think so to
look at it . but your t ele·
p h one is a re ally com ·
plex arrangement of 472
separate precision parts.
Spread out, they'd cover
a desk top ~ Yet teams of
skilled people at Westem
Elect r ic, manufacturer
for the Bell System com-
panies, can make:a phone
fro m ~c rat c h in j ust
about 45 minutes.
At Western Elect ric's
main plant some 30,000
telep.hones a day come
off t he assem bly lines.
Th is takes ple nt y o f
technical know-how. It
also takes a constant search for new and more efficitml
processes, t ools, aild' work methods. . . .
The result of this teamwo rk : keepang up w1th Calif or ·
nia's and t he nation's fast-growing telephone needs with
hig h quality products t hat help us serve you better. . . . . .
r ... ...., a """"*' of .ti·
des lately on how to im·
prove one's reading !peed.
Now t hat's so mething
our Information opera·
tors are very intere!lted
in. So they can give you
quick, accurate informa·
lion, they've taken com·
pany Rapid Reading
courses. use special In·
dexea and c ross r efer·
tmcee. Three years ago,
the average time spent
on a request for a tele·
phone number wu thir·
teen ~eeonda longer than
it ia today. ~arning tO
e ut down the time it takes to Jive you the lnfonnatJon
you want hU al8o made the job euier for our operator&.
Thia 1a another important way we have found to help_
-_:-_JI~ fOU bet~r ~ .erilee.
• • • • •
NEW RJMAIUNE CABLE. A major construction program to
to provide 1ddltion11 f1cilitles for the H1rbor Area has Just
... COfnpleted. Thi s Is unique bec-..se It Involved l.aylnt
a sulaUtlnt t1bte on tht floor of our bi_y, 1t the upendfturt
ef IPIIfOXI ... It/y $)5,000.00. nls coblt will prow/de 2100
_..uonal pairs for un 1ft Colonl del .,., 1nd the cross bQ
area. It •fso helps us t• pact with your evtt~ng
.etslra for fast, tfflcl ertt •••• setftct.
...... ,s1 Jklll
ar How_,• •••..._r..
-1 'W. Coatt Hwy., Balbo t
C..tt, -I ,.....,.,, ...
Tha boet or Huold Da ...
doehd 11 Ballloa Covet •••
eatered ud bt10111i•a•. WtN
ICAI\Aired, t.t DOibi.a l .,...
pearecl mi u iall .. J . L. Al ita,
2101 Bay.-re Dr., Bay
Short~, reported the tbert of
f166 in articles from a rea led
apU1mcloL .. A pola limp
valued at SS wu push-" off
a 6 root polo on tho rront
lawn of Jewell P. Jackson,
3605 Lake Ave ., Newport
Beac;b ...
8A11JKD,\Y. J ... 6
Abe1to1 sbinalea valued
at s l 5 were pulled rrorn the
roof of lho Perpu McKay
home at 707 Janine Ave.,
Coron• del Mar ... C arl Kauf-
mann, 17. of 716 Larkspur
Ave., Corona del Mar, re-
pcnted. the theft of hi a jactet
hom hit loctor at Hll'bor
Hiah Schooi ... Ciyde Miller,
70, los t SSO worth of fithiDJ
ae.!J (rom • locked ,.,.,.
at 310 E. Ocean Proal, Bal·
boa ... Roy Matsick, 46 . of
ZH 6ht St .. Newpot't Beach,
was charaed with beina in-
to 1icated in publi c.
SulclaJ,J ... 7
Richard J ennen, 18 00
Commodore Rd., Baycreal,
reported someone drove a
car 1!0 feet over hi 1 newly
planted (ltnwbeuy plants)
front lawn ... A surfbolld,
vtlued at $65, wu s tolen from
Jamea Bech er, 465 Cam·
bridac Circle, Costa Mesa,
on the beach area at 23rd SL
and Ocetn Bucb in New-
port Beach ... Thel ma Say.'
ward, 19, Coa ta Meaa, te·
ported her purse stolen fr01r1·
ber unlocked Cit wh ile Ill
Bayside Dr. and J am boree
Rd., Bal bo a h i and Bridae
area ... Howard Mullin, 108Y.z
20th St., Newport, wu book -
ed oo iniO.s.i cation cbarJe ......
One bo1 of arocenes was
stolen from the open back of
a atatioo wtaon used by Mrs .
G. Gil bert, 1905 W. Balboa
Blvd., NewPo rt. Yt lued at
SZO ... A surfbo11d valued at
S70 wu scolen hom the
pickup truck of Cad Wood-
m•nsee, 215 28th SL, New-
pen Botch ...
MOIMIQ , J ... II
SCOUTING IN NEWPORT Is ont of the vlt.ll activities
that offer s an opportunity to all boys to learn about
their commun ity. Members of L ido Isle Cub Scout
Den 3, Pack 37, w ith their den mo thers, Mrs . Ruth
McNeese and uis.. . .R obert Paley, have visited many
area organizations. Shown here are 8 o f the q bo ys
who joined their den mo th ers In a tour of th e New po rt
Balboa Sav ing s and Loan· Assn . P re sent were: J erry
Grant, Bill Paley , Bob Haskell, Pat McNeese, Rickey
Hawthome, Steve Nielsen, Rickey Ric e, Bill Bissell
a nd Dick Howland. fB t cbrr PhotoJ
"PREVENT CRIME"
WEEK PLANNED
Week by ent.erina the poater
and eaaay coate1t, \h. Han-
ANDY TO GET AWARD
Andy Do-rine, Htrbor hl•d
Rd. reaideat or Newport
Boac:h , the "Jinaln" or TV
fame , will receive the citi·
ze nabip award or the Oran1e
Empire Scout Council at th e
40th annual diMer Jan. 23
at lbe Bslboa Bay Cl11b.
... n.. l,.=
COif'( ..... , ... u ••
of lorelf' c• lius
'Jerry Hall Tire Service
Wea,.l ..... • Ill...... . ca....-. ......... ell
Comf'r &odMICaf It Jfewport IIVd.
WILT II
uwADAII uon
Amerlca'a LarJHt Selection
Rounda da Clock Hawaiian FUhlon
s-.&• ... -oa:I-JO:ICI
ANMDUNCHG
Tho Op .. ing of GEORGE'S
BARBER SHOP
(lonurty Hutt's Barber Shop)
Two barbers to serve you1
J)J) E. Cooot H'way
Corona d•l Mar
(Nur Denny's Rutourant)
Phone: ORiolo ~ 17 46
A bi ke valued at S8S •u
I \olen from the bact yard or
Rtlph Schis ler. 1202 S. Ba y
Fron t, Balboa l sla.nd ... The
Corona del \iu orfices of
Dr. Claire Barnett, 2345 E.
Coast Hwy.. re po rted an
attemp ted buralary with the
screen doo r alasbed; ftO en try
wu made ... Genevieve Smith,
3408 Ocean Blvd., Corona
del \itr, reported bwalan
entered the open fron t door
of her home and took 170
cuh ... \iichael l awler, 193S
Commodo re Rd., Baycrest,
reported the the ft of a l )S
sporu jacke t from hi• ctr ...
The annual obaervanee or
Natienal Crime Prevention
Week in th e Harbor Area will
be held Feb. II thmuab 17
under the spon aonhip of the
Excbsnae Cl uba of Newpon
Harbor and Costa Meat, Dr.
Sheldon Newcomer, president
of the Newport Harbo.r Ex·
chanae Club, announc;es.
cock stat.L ~~~P!~~il~~~~!!~~~ ... i!~~i!~Piiji~~~~~~ .. ~~~,.~~~~liiiii~
A ~45 transistor radio wu
stolen fr om Wil litm Bru ce .
61 6 Seaward Rd., Corona
Hiah lan ds ... \lrs. Ro bert Why-
tack. 52 19 Bruce Creacent,
Lido Sanda, reported the
theft of a 1104 surfboard from
her aaraae ...
(Con tinued on Page 8)
Crim e Prenntion Week
observance• IJ'e beina spon·
aored simultaneously thto uah ·
out the Nation by E xch1n1e
Club's campai&n to alert the
publi c to the need ror viaor·
ours, year around crime pre·
ventioo activitiea, Dr. New·
comer stated.
Taylor Hancock hu been
appointed aenertl chainnan
of the Crime Prevention
Week Comnittee. Other com·
mi ttee memben are: J ohn
Crean, Gene Cunn inaham.
Charles Peyton , Bill Mit·
chell and Dnid Woodfin.
Students hom the two Har-
bor Hiah Schools may ptrti ·
cipate in Crime Prnention
NEW GYM NAMED
FOR DR. PETERSON
Dedication date for Ortnae
Coast Co lleae'a new &Ym·
nuium haa been aet ror Feb.
6, durin1 the half-time period
of lhe OCC-Santa Ana Colleae
basketball J&me.
In aettina the tim e, the
OCC Board of Trus tee• pre·
aented and adopted un ani·
moualy a resolution to name
the buildinJ the Buil H.
Peteraon Gymnaai11m in bonor
of tho c:olleJe ptuicknt.
Walter LoniJnOOr, trustee
hom lbe Newport Beac:h area,
presented *e ruohatioa.
"MMy people in lhe common·
iry bave come 1o the botrd
membeu with the requeat
that tho c:olleae Jive recoa-
ni tion to Dr. Pet.enon'•
lead«ahip in developina lhe
collep, by namina the IYm-
naaiunt ror him," Mr. Lon&·
moor said.
The reaolution praiaed Dt.
Peterton for hia tthini•ua-
ti ve ability , hi a letderahip
in pidina the powtb of the
oolleae and bia recop ition
of lhe importlftCe of competi·
the athletic• 111d phyaical
ed11c1tion in education ,
ALIENS TO REGISTER
Tbt Uai ted S&atoa lmmi·
antiOII u d Nala.rllisatioe
'*lrlnice 'ftnlta•·•H•• · ..,.-. .... nllmtt *tit .._., ·
IM:Nu r.,on aa ,..Ured
bJ hamipadoe Lew llf 111•
•d or •1• "!""•· "-" R.,ort "'-• are aftii.Ws
at all ._.patiaa lemce
oftlcea _, Poat omces.
.IUIIJJIRQ lie-'D • m, +'¥* • AU. ffiD
ft' 0 ....... ,.... a _ .. __ _ -···
T ra1sfer your OLD 1961 or Open '"' NEW 1962 S.Jitp Acc011., witlt
'
NEWPORT BALBOA SAVINGS
the Savings and loon As-latlan that has helped to -•e Orante County tiM
BRIGHT SPOT OF THE NATION I
• "' lM • -u.n-fila ........ llltnnt " Ill WiJI .....
to lllrtlltr 1hl ........ -' ""''' I tf lila ... Ill wllktl ,.. ha. '" IMN'fit firtdly aM ~rtetly a ~ ....., ~ ... a ..
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t ..._,...0 A I!DOINO
t YA8D CL&AN·UP
t • POWBI mQUINENT
•••• unaA Til • •• a.nn
Allocations
Mad~ by UF
T1le Newport Bcadl U1l ...
"-d hu made fle first la .. f
of itt allocatioaa 1D ita ll
aaeaa •• for 1961. accordia1 ::::::::~:::: 1D Diet Ricbatd, campaip ~~ ma.aacr, ud Jam .. Peuey,
hla uaiatant. The .. coed
payment will be made • *'·. -· · 'Rt• ••• r ... .-t01,091 ••• .....
oMcially cloud, but anyoaa
wbo wu mined In lhe cam.-
paip ml)' aead contribatioat
to the office, Jl5 N. Newport
Blvd., Newport Heiabta.
Preaident Pred Scho..,a
lllnouncea lhat the llllftual
............. awarda luncheon will be held
."! Jan. l4 at the lmne Coast
CouDtry Club.
Carpentry
'Minor a.patn
No lot» Too Small!
H . 0 . ANDERSON
~ r.pper Tree Lene
Oolta Mesa. Callt
Kimberly 5-8175
If no &aiWft ea1l MJ 6-2372
P..,_IM .. e Merc:bMC.. no Aci¥..Uutn
TilE £~SIGN
MEDALLION
CONSTRUCTION
HEAVY REGIST.RA TION wa.s exper-
ienced at the flrst meeting of the Balboa
Power Squadron "Piloting Course'' at the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club In Balboa.
On Jan. 8 there were 152 present for the-
course conducted by the 3 officers shown
above, l eft to right: Ken Logar~, chair-
man of piloting; Mrs. I sabel Pease, ad-
van ced piloting, and Mal Coston, lieu-
tenant commander and navigator. The
course is held every Monday night, starts
at 7:30 p.m. (ENSIGN Photo)
..
sq per Sq. Foot and Up
l OOX Financing
Complete Plann ing
Finance Construction
USE YOUR VALUABLE PROPERTY NOW·
DON'T RISK FUTURE REZONING
DEAN A. KEPHART
~NIIAL COHTUCTOil
e~n
M()jiU ~lNG AHO
CONS1'11VCTIC*
.,10 Y. COAST WICOWWAY
N~w.ot!T U404. CA11J.
WlLTIN CURIE'S
IIAWAJlAJf IBOPS
America's Larrest St'lectlon
nounda da Clock Hawaiian fashion
ap.. SQA. & £,..., -oa 3·3030
101 MUDfl: AVL aAUOA ISLAIID
COM BUSINESS
SHOWS eXPANSION
Growina with Corona dol
\1ar is the J .A. Bater Co.,
21116 E. Cout Hwy., locat~d
in the Pecaut Buildioa. The
finn. now in ita fourth year,
bas moved into laraer quar-
ten tn the nme boildina to
afford utra epace to ditplay
thcu mercbandiee for their
cuatomere, ltated \1r. Baker.
The finn deale in specialty
advertiaina calandera and
busirten &iha. There are 8
aaleamen who viait the thou·
sands of merc:ban 11 every
year aervicina them with
adverti eina epecialty i lema.
Two office airh auiu \1r.
Baker in operatina the office.
ANNIVERSARY MARKED
BY INVESTMENT FIRM
Crowell, Weedon ct. Co.,
ioveetment eecuritiea finn,
ia martioa ita lOth anni•er-
nry lhia moath. The firm
was rounded on Jan. 18.
1932, by the two oriainal
partnera, Warren H. Crowel l
aud Georae Weedoa.
The headquarten office ia
at 629 S. Sprina St.. Loa
Anaelea. Their Corona del
Mar office 11 at 2620 E.
Coaat Hwy., with Burdett R.
Harriaon u ruidentmanaaer.
Other officea ere in Covina.
Laauna Bea ch, Puadena
and Van Nuya. They are
memben or the Pacific Cout
Stock Exchaaae.
SAIL IN TO • • • • • . OUR SALE
TIEIEIIIUS VALUES --
1/J To 1/2 Off
...:!;:_ .. ~"""._a._-
ALL SALES FINAL .;_·---:::_-.._
---IIIUIII'ft&U, aAUOA Of&ll lnDAft 11 TO I ...., .•• a..-...... -
•• , at .... 1111 Dltll•l CledltC...••• ..
Be n Alexander. of tele-
viaion'a "Dragnet" fame, and
prominent Hollywood execu·
tiv~. has been narnE'd 1962
Campaign Chairman for thfo
Southern California Chapter
of 'The ArtHritis and Rheuma·
ti.sm Foundation. Emmett C
M cGauahey, Chapter presi-
dent, announced the appoint-
rrM"nt at a campajcn kidt-o«
m('('tifll.
INCOME TAX SERVICE
Need Help Witb Tu Problema'?
OurSen-iceDoeeo'tCo1t You'
We save you time and trooble-
Plua lep timate, eubstanti.t
cub o ver·and above our fee'
WE ARE LICENSED
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Leadin a 'Our Pield P or O ver
20 YE ARS -SINCE 1941.
\1any imitate -but very few
duplicate ourTAX SERVICE.
MAC FRAI'fKEL, LL. I .
12393 Chapman. Garden Grove
(Just West of Harbor B lvd.)
..... Jefferson 7-2002.. ...
Open 9 to 9 INCL. Sat .t Sun.
Come in at your convenience·
Appointnents are NOT
neceuary.
BR-R-R STlLL CCl..D ISN'T IT?
We have a Ctw cloaeouu or
coats and eweatera left at
112 price and leu.
Special
Toy · and miniature poodles
this week -Black. silver,
Apricot from SlOO up
JORDAN•s PET SHOP
2132 E. Coaat tl'way, C£).1
OR l-2430
SPiciAi ~~MAiL IN YOUR diSSif1ED-ADS-
~ Check , I
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SPEaAIJ IS worcll oaly 50c lar OM iDiertlOD -3 ttm. ODiy 1.00
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MUSICAL
NEW HAMMOND ORGANS
NEW STEI NWAY PIANOS
Chri stmu trade-ins-5 spinet
and conaolepi enoa. 1ncludina
Sohmer. Starck. Howard, Starr
and many othen, from S31S,
euy tcnns.
Useo Hammond CHORD
Oraan. low pn ce on this
apectal finaah; eUJelt terme .
La rae ~>election of used
SteJn'A'av Grands, from S fL
to 7 ft. s1 ze. like new, acv-
erll lo~ than If) price, 3
years to pay.
Hammond Concert 'dodel
Oraan. endorsed by areatest
Church and Concert arti 111.
F1ve Studio p11anos includ-
tna Baldwin. Gulbranaen.
Behnnan, Evcre:t, ~d Wur-
litzer, all inperfect condilion,
from S39S, a s low u Sll a
month, Ou utmh trade-ins.
\1aple fini ih Hammond
Sptnet Oraan. a real buy on
thu scarce item.
Twenty beauoful aranda.
many famous make s. fully
au arant.eed. from 5495. term~
like renL
tlectro nic Organs -Chn s t-
maa trade·tna: ~urlttzer.
Thomas and \1in shall. bta
choice. chord• and srtneu,
all on specaal ule.
Good pract1cc p1anos from
Sll9, ltttJc u. SS rer mon th .
Come and see the newest
HammondOrgans , the L-100
Senea 1n \1ah. and Cherry, or
the ne-. deluxe \1-10 3 1n
French Prov. Cherry.
Repone n ed Cherry-Map! e.
Early Amen can Sptnet Piano,
some rent return s, one dam-
aaed aliah tly tn shippina:
sptnet and consolts all like
new. save Sl20 to S:!80.
b1lanct on rental ttnns .
Sec the new Setf-Cont&Jncd
Hammond Oraan s, full stze,
tn \tah., Ltsht Walnut.. or the
ao raeous French Prov .
SCHMI DT-PHI LLIPS
lCX)7 North Main at 20th
Santa Ana. est. lql4. Open
Monday & Friday n•ghts
Free Par\:ing
SHOPPING
FOR AN ORGAN?
We have lhem here at Oraan
Headqu1rten -C ho rds from
175, Sptneu from S49 S,
and Con aoltl 11 U :!SO
complete. Choose from a
larae aroup of l1tt model
trade-ina. EnJOY the con·
venienc e or one· stop shop·
pin& • we have all makes
under one roof.
Pianoa, too. Spanct 1 from
139S. and fine araoda, an-
cludina 1 Stttnway in
E bony.
Your Dueet Factory Dealer
HMNOND ORGAN SnJOIOS
l1S4 E. Coall -OR 3_.930
CORONA DEL \tAR
MOVING?
We hamJstl a 1.,.. van an4
2 rut. eapertenc.4, lnlrun!d
mown foe onl)' 111..50 an
hour •• to 30 aU.l-.
AliO eout-410-eout
aftCI O'ftt II I I
,_...,.. at J'OUf dear . .................
NEWMAN
IN THE ENSIGN
f!PR SAL£ ClASSIFfED AD RATtS-c.h ~-trW" witWR Jl_~
• ~ACR IOOO.Piaoulor • . .f r .... -2-.r.,... --1 ltMaa
ckhvery or come buy yoar 20 __. or ._ _ .75 1.25 1.10
Oat tn.k fall of leUoned Zl ...... JO ~ lirC11100d. Lapna Canyon 1.00 1.50 2.80
Wood Yard, 21431 St.a Jl ...... 40 .,.,. 1.25 2.00 2.10
Lae. HY ~ a. worwJ ovw 40 wonll --.Ol .OS A7
WINfiELD atiNA flOI nJ-
.. , 1acritic:c f'7S; )..ply low
lliaat Cookware, t)S; Roaere
til•er celfae let'Yice, tl5.
Vl7·1,.. (DO tolD.
LOT for aaJ• by o wner. On
Someraet Lane in Weatchff.
t16,500. OR l-0590.
CORVETTE 1961. Lih new.
Make offer. Hy1t1 4-6S•l or
Kelioa 11-671 7
\CAWS used CUllOm madt
su1ts , coati, slacks.
SJ zes 39 repalar. OR 3-
21"0.
TOY POOIJt 1::. PUPPIES
9 weeks. \ • C. \1i 6·3306
or OR .S-02SJ.
HB.P WANTED
CASHlER and ConceuioniaL
Apply afur 6 p.m. eveoinaa.
Pew Theatre.
TOP OPPORTUNITIES
DAILY
BE' Sure To Chf'('k With
JUNE FARRAR
Employment Agency
475 N. Ntowport 81\d
Nt>wport Sf-ar t-~H 6 H 81
FOR RENT
ONE FUR.'l .. 1 unfum. !·BR
apts Comna del \lar
Garbagt dt ~~oposal , fire
l'lact, gara,Je. fl4liO
Yelrl~ lehe Adult1o
onl). no f'eb Owner.
O R S~o.n . nr 6200rchtd .
FO R RENT-Fum1shed, low-
er apartmttlt for 1 v..oman
1n f'nVatt hcrme Rdtr·
encts. (, c1 rue n. near
ncean. Yearly rental IllS
per month. O R 5-0t9tr
OFfl CE SUITE OR APT
On Coast HaJ}Iway 1n C.D.\1.
3 attracta ve rooms -upptr
all fum1 sbed With uta laues
S80 month ••th or w1th out
lease See JORDA.'I'S.
.!73! E. Coast H'•a'.
OR 3·2430.
SERVICES
20 YEARS
local experieacc
cxtenor ud intenor
pain tina
low winter retes
ABC PAINTING
FURN. APTS. FOR RENT
UVE AT
the
BEAOf
For As Littl~ A3
$137.50
per
month
l\1\ll'l>l \TE OCCL'PA:-.lCY
at the
SHORES
G.\RDE;o.; PATIO I
\P \RTME!'\TS
; •rnished or Unfurnished
CORONA DEL MAR
• f umplmw11t.ary Cont s~ntal
8rf'ak(a51
• "'"•mmsnl( Pool~
• Tf'nms fO'Jrt
• !lil'.u"f' ( h.b Hou~
• ~ 1 c. ' f'u'h"2 Grtf'fl
• "hull ,.. So.: I d ( our1
Phone ORiole 3-3445
900 Sea lane
•I thf' m•,.r~IIO" ol
\h \n hur Bhd •
H•ghv. J) 101
FOR EXPERT PAJNTINC
-CALL -
Sympso n & Ncllar
:'\t-wport s
Oldt'~ Estabhshed Palntt>rs
OR 3 3630 -Eves OR 3-5454
Pamtmg, Dccor::l!:ng
SHAKE ROOF PR£SERVLVG
:'\t-at A Cle-an
Ll~n~ 6 Insure-d
M. M1chael Pamtmg
w_ 6·1.200
ct.S~ PURNITt.:RF
~"'ID CABINETS
O'JI-N ECE or room fuJI at
vtrv reaeonable prtces, Rc-
produc bons •(desared. fu,.. •
ntturt rep&Jr Ca.ll me . Yo\l
"'" be pleased. J E 7-078S.
REAL ESTATE
CX>STA MESA
Delau four pleu1 olf•ed
by ower bWider, all bail~
in plaa diab waaher, forced
air baat. earpeu. clrllpe1,
souocl iuulatiott, fenced.
lenda~ed wath epriDklcr.
Tot) locatioo on ~omona
An. one block South of
11tb St. open daily -11 till
darlt.
2 BEDROOM HOUSE. new
furniture, d~pea, carpetina,
newly decorated 1n1ide and
out. O wn pn Vlte fenced
yard, 1ttached 1 car praae.
lll O&Je, Coua ... en. tllS
monlb leaae.Owner 494-7110
Laauna.
AlTTOMOnVE
IT'S CHECK-UP TIME
TIRES • TUNE-UP
• LUBRICATION •
WHEEL AUGNMENT
• OIL CHANGE •
•
Herb M 1ller's
RICHFIELD STATION
3636 E.Cst. Hwy at Polnwttla
OR 3·9728 • Corona del Mar
JOHNSTONE'S
Mesa Auto Wreckers
Ulle'd Auto Parta. ,,....
Wt> Buy Cart 6 Scrap Metal
2075 Pla~ntta Avt>.
Costa Me. · Ubt'rty 8·7013
MISCELLANEOUS
C ASHforyourpiano KI 7~57
ALL TYPES Or
Photographic Supplies • rut color ftlm Mrvl~
• Movat> proj«tors tor rt'nt
• Modet alrplanf' supphH
Mears Camera Shop
1782 Nrwport Bl vd
Costa Mt"U -LJ 8·7042
Point Factory Outlet
Complete Landscapmg BUY DIRECT AND SAVE
Serv1ce
FREE ESTIMATES
:) lr H Crt>f'n Stamps
frt>e de>I I\'NY
CORONA DEL MAR ~l'RSERY
OR 5-0160 · 77-44 E C'oest Hwy .
1663 P lacentil Ave.
Colla \1es 1
MIOV. . ._ Y 6-7768
HOMES FOR SALF. CORONA Da. MAR AREA
For Those Who Want An Everlasting
Unobstructed View of the Blue Pacific
Your new Harbor View Hills home is designed to preserv• forever
your cherished view o f magnificent Newport Harbor and the Po-
cific Oceon.
To this end, roof heights ore controlled ond oil facilities uttder-
ground. Complet•ly plann•d for Calitomia ' s indoor.outdoor li'f'it~g,
eoch spacious site provides o pool oreo. All homes ore stubbed
out for electric or gas pool hook-up. Landscaping for the st,..t
side of eoch home is fumished by '*'• build•r, and is includ•d
in '*'• price. Customi ling features ore m•y for this select com-
munity.
• I . S, • 4 M*ooas . ~., ..... • La&h " ,-ucer co .. tnt'· • Palos \'U'CIH atllee, NOf'-
...... av.,... 1,251 ....
ft. of IIdia.. U••• .,.
• AU..tectrie •t&c:Mu wt• • ............. ··-· .. ...... llleo4
................. OMMp.
&iota .. wtc:l ftrt9lii!Cft
Fta& ro'*. pt&dlt!CI rodl, • SoiH .-a-f~
lllliaale M ...... IDOla • DcMIIale F ..... IICM
S...,.... .WI~ .... ·~-.... ~
111ft llwf&H ..... of
lA ate
01!1 Pi• We cw ..-nJ
We
• Cdle*'l cetl ...
• 1111111~111 Mr. • •• ... • _ ..... . ~ '-···-·kttc:a •• .....,_
harbor • VI8W hill
HOMES PRICED FROM SJ7,500
•-... I
,rJ,
'
liBST LOCA 'nON ia C.D.M.
Conlcr lot ~ older duples.
Raar l .. aed f17 5 mo. Pi•
place, 1 .:~~~all patios, ...
tHelia. R .. aooablc do .. ~
Teuns -· mi&bt coasicler
11Mll trade -OR 1~7147
R. E. FOR SALE
UDO ISLE by OW!ICt-2 •COCJ.
J bedrocm, 2 batbl, drapes
ud sha.ttert, w-t-w car-
petiDL P.A. heat, 2-car
1araae, hardwood and •inyl
noon , bu.ih-ifl ki tchen .
diDi•t room. QR J-7716
IT'S A BIG DAV for Jack as ChaMber of CcMMierce IIIMater
Jack Barnett Is Installed as president of the Newport Harbor
Kiwan is Club. The Installation was held Jan. 11 at the
Irvine Coast Country Club. Shown here left to right are the
new officers and the outgoing president Secret..ry Gtof'ile
~~=~~~~~~~
t-' DCC AOUL T ED ~ BREAD TEAOIER DIES ...... o!~t. ;:,!~If~!·:~;': \ 6 l1111d1, died Jan. 14 at his
LOAVES hom e. He waa bom in Cbica-
10 and lived here 7 yean.
FOR Mr. Wolfe waa sales reprc-
sen tati •e for tbe Atlantic
Aluminum Co. 1111d adult cdu·
HOT HOMEMADE BREAD cation teacher at Oranae
WE MAKE IT -YOU BAKE IT Cout Coll•a•.
460 NO . NE WP ORT BLVD. NEW PORT BEACH He is sunhed by bit wi fe , Elizabelh; a 100, Bruce; a J bloch No . of "Arches" Old N~wport Bl~d. dauabter, Mn. Michael lsc-
.. ,.-,,;ly ,p,rou~ti.-Tll~y will lo u~ yo• {ot it'" ber1 of Newport Beach, and
bit molbef, Mrs . Caroline
"Will .... H•ll6y l11la S~co•ti Ho••y•oo•" Wolfe of Chica1o. '========~::'::'::'::'::'::'::'~::'::'::'::'~ Puncral scm ces were held r J1111 . 16 at SL J.mes !!pisco-
Reader
pal Church. lbe fanily
u ke d contribution• be aiven
tD lhe Heart Fund in li eu of
nowera. Balu Cotona del
Mar Chapel wu in dlar1e of
arran1emenla.
c.-. ............
PI'Dw ,..,_ 'h~
Ta.uday Weld
Ric:b.ard Beymer
Bachelor
Flat g
c::::.-.. -~~~-·CCIU:IIIt·-~
seco.d J'eaQin
D1111a Andrews
Eleanor Patker
Rodda Jr., Presl-11on1ett. o.ttolot Pmldoftl Tao
Blllt:ely, VIce President Gordon YcCiell•, Treuurer
William PetJL Not present for the picture wu P.,ne !Th-.yer,
wlce . presldenl Directors Include: Fred McMasters, 8111
Geohrepn, Dr. Ed Riesen, Les Penn, Jim Laws and Harold
Chrlstter. (l!HSJGN PHIIDJ
The lnine Co. i• preparina
pllllll for ill first denlopmea.t
at the DOt,thwut comer at
Coast Hwy . ud MacArthur
Bhd. aioce the coutructiOI'l
of Merle's Orin·Jn more tban
10 yeats a10.
The company's requeat for
resubdi'riaion i1 on the New·
port Beach Plunin1 Com ·
miuion aaenda for lhi 1 e•en-
ina, J an. U . Creatioo of J
loti i1 aoulht 10 that 1 buil~
in1 facifl & Cout Hwy . Cllll
be conatructed tbcre.
Here is tho aaenda;
nN.U... MAPS
Fi•al map of Tract 4224 in
tbe west Upper Bay Area,
119.27 acrea diYidcd info
Jl2 residntial loll.
Pi•al map or Tract ....._., a
plaaaed residential den\~
rocmt of 4.81 acres di•ided
i•to 14 Iota, at Ta.atin and
Del Mar, Upper Bay area.
AIIENDII'iNTS
Ameadment or Secti011
9108.7 of Article IX of plu-
niDI and &oninl replatioa•
ID read "atreet u d alley
risbt• or way."
ln'ioe Co., 1oolh of West~
cliff Or. ud west of Do•er
Dr., rezone from DDclauificd
10 C-N-H for ccrrwnercial
development
V-'-ANCE8
Elon Brown, 900 W. Balboa
Bl•d., Balboa, permiuion
to ban commerci al uan ia
an R-1 districL
Catherine Catli. 219 O&hlia
encroachment into 10-foot
rear yard setblc::k to bajld
Joba Miller, 1212 W. Oc:eu
PL. Balboa, froat eavt~ aad
cotnice 110 p10ject 6:W indies
beyoad penni tted 16 i•c:b.es,
in order to allow nisti•a
eoeft)8.Cbmeet 110 ranain.
J .A.D. Corp., 112 Via
Antibes, Lido hie, additional
unit oo pmporty with 4,598
square feet. makina total of
4tmitl.
USE PEaJTS
Eddy A.nduy, Jill W.
Coast Hwy., Mariners Mil•.
altCintioas &o n .istiaa res-
tau.raa t.
Hatbor View Hills Dnel-
opmeat Corp ., 900 Sea Ln.,
Harbor View Hilts. sip for
''The Sbores.''
RESIJBDIWI!ION
JrYiae Co., creatioa of 3
lots i• order ., erect new
buildin1 at nortbwut comer
of Coatt Hwy . and MacArtbar
Bl•d.
OTRU BUDfllfl
Report on. I•• Well• cl
Soa.t-reqoest 110 eliminate die
bam4-fOGDd drin•ays OD
Sutia1o i• tbe west Uppc~r
Bay area.
Report on anneutioas in
the east corridor ., .. or the
Upper a.,.
HEW ALUIIHAE a.uB
TO MEET OH JAN. lD
Tbe newly formed Oran1e
Coast~~l AIDrl!ll'e Club or
Alpha G-.n.a De.lta will
hold a joi•t laac::hoon meet-
ina tbis Saturday , Ju. 20,
•ilh lbeOranae CoaDty inland
citiea Jf0t1P at the Staft
(CWC 11-.... 6)
T -.,_.
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A ,oaeiWy •"' abak -•
P' ASSES STATE liAR
Dooolu E. ltoMrt, -ol ... •dMn. c ...... ......
2491 Crenri ... Dr,, Bl!r .. , •. u. ,.a ..... •ta&• r.-u..iud..'·fttNrt ....
• •tata4UI • ..._, Ia a
cleat of S4 •t H•wpon Hu~
llor Hi .............. .
••• ...,. Kd._ Ia daM md
.. tical oraa.i•"-•· Ha
atned lai a -..a or cl lrta
.. .... i• Poli.CIJ Sci•"
at Occi._'-1 eon... ill
1951 •If Ilia tl.B dip•
ff'CIID S&.lord Uaifttai ty ia
1961.
C.U.L IJif I'OV8
CL.uanED ADI TO
T81. EN.&N'
oalele s.tSII
LEASE
OR
LEASE OPTION
l-~•. 2 bedu: lo•ely
ya.rd, ill Newport Heiabts.
Naar school• and aboppia1.
for reat llDfumi&hed, alH
montb. Cbildrea okay!
BABSON ..., ........... .
21128 E. Cou:t Hl&hWQ
Corona del Mar
OR J..J770 ....
1600 WEST COA!rr HWY.
lfEW?Orr I1EACIU
us.,....
LEASE -OPTION
4-bedrooma, 2 baths, electric
kitchen, partially furnished.
VIEW of the ocean. pro-
feuionally \udscllped. 2000
aq. fL li~ina atea, carpelcd ..........
To leue at 1225 monthly
on opti on.
J0K lt. COAST II"WAT
CORONA DEL MAR
OR 3-75&0
aona
._...: :., eaoa·• Hllllo, · !P'OlUCHT AIAMI
109 llodpld ..... eo-a ·--_ .. __ •1 Mol, .... ollloot L. lid• ""!""...., ,... • ..__
... 1 ..,..,.. it .. ..... ..... ....... ,., ........ ,.,.od .. oaioul oo •• loN1 II~!: o~u
...... Ao .. -woo I alii -he
oiol• -lp•oor Rl .... C.ololl, Gf ... -M,
.... JJlBI•aVlate.Ballloe OUf Ha._: ...., -111
........ .,. Joe ... IID•tt at llll Mhnw Dr .... ._. 614 .. u• Ya•t AadloNp of W. ·O-PL. W'"-'De e-,z ••a.o...era and,., .. , ..... ,.. .:W." .. Gtla
IIOtal .-alae oftl06... :L .... e. ..
The Front Row
' IRVINE JERRACE
~ Vloor -IIIW<-' )fodlt -.
·--lbotho,kor-ooolhllpiloP-
odoadllltondpooL
Unm•tched buy .t $90,000
Lido Reelty, Inc:.
......, (Ill,.. c......,.,., .._, .,... •• 110
.--. 1-IATHL C.., .. ool _. ..... fw
,... ........................ spit•, .......
tllcltk ....... ......, ..................... a.-
.. .. tc1t 11h QUilT ITilln, NO TRAFfiC. LMwe _,.....,.._ ... ,...._,.. __
:.--..... -.,..... --$21,7!0 .. ..................................... '"'"~
MIT AS LOW AS p,a. DOWN.
DBif Ale BY unt.E Wit
Yeur 1"1rtuftity fe..., a ...... aln. nw..ludrtem.
1141 loath-OWNIR HAS MOVID AND MUST
SELL. Hill Jluitt-111 ..,_ W r ...... ,__. air hMt.
........... ·carpet, llridr: ......... .,; ......... c-.
Aile waterfelt MM1 ......, atr-. lAS Dl LQCA.
llON, ¥J ....... _. ...... Mtert~~JIII ...
MMel, lh•pfll"' MM1 trM.Irf..._ ....t.y. ,.tCID
FOil QUICK SALI AT $16,950-SUMUT $100 DN.
M. M. LaBorde, Realtor
.. .,..,11 II .. our frienclly .....SC.,.
220 E. 1711o St. Cooto MMo L!Wiy 8-1139
CAcreM the str.at from MeN Shopplne Centerl
E_..,. ML fr1HU --Ll ..-2
OFFICES FOR RENT
Conve nient central loCation on Coast Hwy. on so uth
side of highway. Totill aru about 800 sq. ft .• or ean
bt! divided Into 2 separate oUit'e' rentals, about 450
and MO sq. ft.
LOCAno•a ~ ._,..,, ..
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ALSO
Sl!l.ECTED SIUORTS
MESA. ...
U t.1SI2 CDSTA IIUA
NOW _,,.,.8
AUORI!Y HEPBURN
''Ba&Ailrt\1'1'
ATnrrura"
ALSO
Lawreace HUTey
;.
'"ne Loaa. ne Shott
•d dae Tall''
Cm't SEll h?
TRAil If!
EXCHANGES
OUR ~PE CIAL TY
Art C. Kistler
REAL EST ATE
ORIOLE :1-4600
2901 Newport BouleYArd
Comer Z9tb A Newport
NEWPORT BEAOU
*CROWN HARDWARE*
wa
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"'A IIOVIUOLD DE.uftiut .ro.r .....
""" . 7111'& OLD COLOJfT .ADn'l o-...
Jllr &AIT oo'UT JIIGIIWAT ·-COIK*ADD.JIU
wu foan6d in De~ber at
lh• !>om• of ""· Robert P. 1334.7 E. COAST HWAY Burrow• in San C1emer~tCI.
Memben will include Alpba O.li••r-11:00 A.M.~ 3 P.M.
Gaona Delta alamnae liYiD1
in Orat11e COWity coa1tal
citiu from Hantintlloo Beach
1o San Clemente.
Temporary officen were
elected 1o aorn DDtil tbe
teJUiat election itt. Pebruary.
They are Mrs . William K.
Ba.dd of Nt~wport Beach,
pruidc:nt; Mn. Beatrice
Hayes of Capi atrano Buc:h,
lreasarer; Mn. Otro Oni.-
liuseu, Corona del Mar,
secretary.
HE'S NOT BRAGGING
R.M. (Buu) Braaa, o1mer
of Draa• Fashion• in Cot-
pftaidel Mar, is limpina aloaa
with a cast oo his rit:bt
fooL He mtfered a bcokea
bia toe wbea a pole felt on
hh foot at a coa 1traction
job a weelr: aio Prida7.
P 2 11• •• M.a.&a _" .. _'" TiLE-
KITTY QUEEN
CAT FOOD
IJ lor sl.
,rw1
25C
PRODUCE
HAND GRADED IIISSET
POTATOES BLUEBE
lOU$. 9< 12 ...
GRAPEFRUIT
SECTIONS II ll#l
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