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AD eaYiroomeotallmpact re-LARRY 5HAY AT THE PIANO port (ElR . ,.hlcb coold bold
SMILING . WITH LARRY E~ :~~~rio! .. r:::S
A r®eWoo ap.Juttbecout. q11lre ooly 1 space per tmlt iD eomtoc out 0( Ute dUJcuu:lons tbe1r th1At1oc ltnJPtetMid BY FRED DAVlS You , Woo"t You," published In by Orange COWJty before tile
a1 eootrol commissions rnlpt: a d~lel:. wu tbat tbe cJty woWd ant out " p-owled Vice-mayor ''Wben you're smtUnr, you're 1923. Hl.s latest, ''Tbe Best state can go to work 011 the
bat't beeo toucbed all MCXlday lo Mooday's study sesstoo like to aee prtnle ~eklpers Ko~d Roprs. slnclDI: a Larry Shay tune," Christmu o1 All," Y1ll be out port1oo of the freeway tbl.t wtll
1a Newport Beach. dlacuasloo of ways to eomply tbrow out a lepl c._Ueoce Taoigtlt's meeUDcol tbe ctty r eads the cmer of a book ot in time for Ud.s Christmas sea. skirt Orange Cotmty Airport.
After BeYeral weeU ot what '!1th the SCRCC rullDg, Coan-to the SCRCC. PJannine Commlssloa wUIIoot songs by theBa.lbol. resident. SCMl.. The eow~ty s~vtsors de-
looked l1ke surreodft' to the cllmen showed their dis-"Tbere's DO ny to IIebi: fwtber into lbeoO-IReetpuk~ Larry, now 1n his snenttes, 1n between, Larry Shay has cided Tuesday to reqlllre tbe
dictates ot tbe South Cout Re-pleasure at tbe oommlssloo's tbem, I.DJ'W'&Y, UDtll tbey pt lng dUemma. Is sUllcrankJngout haPPY ttmes, been musical director at Metro~ Em, but at the same t:lme,
c:&ooal CooaervaUoa CommlJ-useofltapower. BICYCLE TRAIL but "When You'r e Smlllng," Goktw)'D-Mayer 1n Hollywood gave the go~ahead to 2 otber lion, Newport Beacb city couo~ "We sbould, ret our t.cks tlrst pubUshed 1n 1928, 15 still (In tbe 1930s) and procram links of tnt roule --the see-
ctlmen stttrened their bl.cluJ qp a little," turned Councllmall _ bts biggest all-time hit. director in New York for the lion from Fairview Rd. to tbe
llc:md:ay and bi.a\ed at :10mek1Dd Paul Ryckott, •tr> SlW»>1ed OKA He's had others: "Every-Natioaal BrOI.dcast1a.cCompany NeW'pOrt freeway aDd the Jam-
of lep.l aetioo to cballeop Proposition 20, ''aDdoof.cbaoge PLAN YE D where You Go," "Tie We to (in the 19405}. DuriJlg tbe put boree Blvd.-Bootta Caoyon Rd. tbe authority ot the SCRee. our lOlling, aDd let 1Ddh1duals Your Apron Strinr;s A~t~!n," year, be has beeD pt«llng 10 segment.
Tbe commissloo, •ldcb coo-challenge the comml.ss1on for a "Get Out aoo Get lloder tbe tam005 reUglous works to mu-The move was seeu u a
trots eoutaldf!t'e~meotlmder ta..k:1.D& tbelr pr~." A blcyele trail muter plan Ba.tbo8 lslud 1a 10 klqv Moon," and "Highways are sic, !Deluding the "Ten Com-compromise. SlC)errtaor Rob-
tbealllborttyofPrcposWonZO, MQor Dooald MelmUs tor Newport Beacb"WUobyed contro~.erslal atM. b bt.eyele Happy ways'" ... these are maDIJmeots," "Jonah aod the ert Batun,wbobasoppoeedtbe
bas ruled, for ezamp)e, U•t IKfeed, but DOted that denq,. Mooday Dlcttt byacillienseom~ trails. Just a few. Vitale ·· and new reod.itlons of freeway becaue of Its poe:-
tadl. Dew ct.ell1ng tm!t built era •bo b&deotte~~ettyappronl mutee, aDd forwarded to tbe The Aug. 2'7 Ctty Co~.m.cil He's had more than 300ttmes tbe t.o'rd's Prayer and the z3rd slble effect oa tbe afrllorl. bad
iD tbe coastal zone must bue for dlt)lues .-tth 2 parting City Cotmetl., •llleb will bold bearing w1ll be U. 111Pt step published, and the beautiful Psalm. sought an EIR for tbe ecttre
JACK BlOW ELL % off-street puttng sp~,ees. spaees bad bowed too qutekly a pW11e bet.rtng Aug. %1, toward ~utt.lnc a~ tn.11 gys-home where he and hls wtfe, "When my fatber -ln-lawpas-free~ay . After Couo.ty Ccxmal
Newport's local sooinglawsre-to SCRCC ciem1Dds tor doubled Tbe committee agreed 00 3 tem totO tbe city~~~ de-Doris, uve at 2201 Cha.n.nel sed a...._y La 1969. r ~ote some AdrWl KIIJPI!r WIU"D8d St!Pef-
J Ac K BIDwELL parldng. separate maps ot the proposed velopment Plan, •-eom-Rd. is ooe reward of the sue-on musie for the tlrd Psalm rlsars tb&t state hllfnray of-
''Tbey pulled therucout from system, 1Dcllld1Ag: pleUon later tlds Je&r • cess be nu bad. wbieb wu his favorite to booo; ftclals !lad sa.Jd lt eoold tate
wde:r me when r.trted to appose • Establtsbed trallsaod tbose LOUIS REYN OLD S Dl ES Hls SOilprlttng career bep.n tus memory, •• Larry ~splains. from 14 montbs to z years to
the comml~lon s p&rldQ& re-committed by deYeq,ers, -Louis Re)'DOkis. a, of 429 with "Do You, Don't You, Will (Cort:tnoed 00 Page n complete tbe EIR a.ad that state DIEs AT AGE 59 qulremeota, Mayor Mclnals • An arerlay map ot cx.tro-Y tlin C Rd C fuods would mean.hile be dl-
satd of tbe ~YeJocM;ts· ''Tbelr verslal trails, iocluding the eo-HI~~. :::,OOdled Yoooaor;': BEACH PARK $ $ verted away from the freeway, attitude was It you ll just give tire oeean front Lido Isle (4;-. 11 V d COOYalesceat bos tbe board moved to seek the
Jobn E. (Jact) 81d1rell, own. tbe oect1))1.nc air force In Jap-me a pe~mU, I'll prorlde more per Bay crGSstn'p &Dd ttae' Bal-pt~S: in e~!ta, Meu will ~ EIR ooly oo the middle UDt of
er of Bidwell's of Newport ap-an, wbere be serYed on occu-PRl'tinc, and they were aetlnc boa ls!uld bl'ldge. memorialised at 11 a:m. today, ASKED I N BILL the route. Mr · Batt1.D abstaloed
pare I shop In tile Lido Shops pattoa duty until September, :s ~e~. own setftsh Inter-• Aootber overlay sbowiae Aug. 18, at Paclfle VlewCI:IapeJ.. fr~mhe ~·
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area. died Friday at Park Lido 1946. "Will~~ ....... 51 Is'""-tbe planoed tralls oot yet ballt, Harbor VIew HUla:.
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coaa., coovalesceot ~Ual at 59 ••--hl 1 .._ , .. _ u... ....... eomm -...... but a.boal: wtlieb there Is lltUa H ~ uti or ........... em-. .... , ... acres ...,... age · AI;~ s re ease uom u""' tate Into COilSlden.Uoo the lot e was a '""'mer exec ve Plans for de lapine the oeit moDlb Ud will be con of laDd owned by tbe a.1rport vl::~~ln:e'!:''::!!!:~Zts;r-::,::.e~ !:k ~:~ ~~· stses In our ton?" woodered or p':o. ~~:!).kind ol bite secre~ ~ ~ ~ coestUoe betweecveCoroaa del sidered before the full Senat; so tbe acreap can be ued
ln Pactnc VIew' memorl&lpar": came to 8a.Jboa fslaDd n tor ' West Newport's Yurot Sldll-trail 011 Balboa Is !aDd wen = ur.:W be Cbr~ Sci Mar aDd Laguna Beael'l tDto a takes act1oa. on Selllltor Denms for the freeway route. Mr. Be.t-
Harbor VI" Rills. '· Yi&it. Tbey Uked u 110 we~ 1.nc. wbo testUled duriDg tbe senpped. HoweYer, the brldp eace ~::00 nrc. utUe. -big pWIUc park moved a step C'!'*ter's appraprl&tioa blll. tl.D, feartul tbat apossib.,.plue
He 1s IJUI"TIYed by bta wtfe tbat tbey decided to mate tbelr dlacuastoo. itself ls still earmarked oa the p 1tl View 'IDOI'ta:ry J.s the eloser to reality tbls weet as: 11 of tbe proposed part..,. c.ra.sb ootbetreewa,eouldbriD(
HeleD· a daucnter Mrs J ld' bomei.Jl tbe Harbor Ar Aft ''We 1-.Ye Z members oo tbt ''COGtronrslal'' map for eitbl:t dJr.:W. c tbe State SeDate received a lain ~COGityter-eq»enstve Rltl ap..IDit a. co-warrU oteoaMea·~.;;.e worfd.Drla.Saata ... b&wld~ SCRCC wbo aeem to tpllk b' 1 bO:a ._.,..a ~tit-· bW that woul4 proride stat• rtb:IQ. •· -..~nr•s1 u.ttlll aa.
11ro. Ra_,b -ol WaJoui la<t,bocome IVI-oltbo ~~or alloul-'::; qocltllddp. DALE KALAYJIAH DIES -.to bar,..PI'_!rom Pllu caUia<tbol-1/1-~~od"'-..,, be lor-~-~·~Mia. _....,..., II .IF •I 7 --..~ • ._, ..... ,.,---•; dt ...... ,. __ ........ , .. .,. '!!• ...,nzlral>--dow~ ._.,.,..Co.. ' a( ...... _. &1t ·-·-• l'oiiiiP IParno .. CoG 11...: 1-.y l!N7 ....;:; 1011 ., ...... ali! w.,.riiC18111, ...., -.. a;:, Ill .. .,._ nQII'Sy ... llalt ltala1Jiu. TllobiJJ. wlllci ___ ~ -d ! -1 11r. Boll!ll '"'""""".
Jacll BJ.dweU wu bon May ~ 1 j..,. ·latlr Ud 1a otwiOCII rltlt-.ce to Cout mtttee. tried to ret tbl cr~ 49, of 502-1/1 ~elld An., riatt $'7.1 mJWoa lor tbl !and, parts, 44 acres at ADd ud tba.t woWd carry tM ......._,
28, 15114, In Sacn.mento at-aamed u BJdweD's SboP tor Commlssioaers Jq Roseaer to otay a poUcy tbat 1rOWI:f CorQDI. del Mar. no died Auc. cletred ftstlaaJSeoate eomtnH-beach. Tbe cowatJ bu alreadJ tbrouct1 a hmDeJ DeU tbe r.-
telded bf.lb atmol &Dd JUator M-. and Roaak! Cupers, botb rA bi.D coa.strtdtoa ot I.DJ blke 11 1n a Compt.oa IMIIIPUaL tee bu:rdle last week wbeD tbe lPilrOftd 1M In1oe Co. muter ftJ' eod.
eollece lbere and eatered IUs Later be mc:JTed rro tbe Lido Isle. Mr•. ROMOtr uc~ traU U.t eoo.ld oat bepbJsleal-He wasamaeldldlt'WttbYaetl.t tloaoee committee wan.tmously Plan, wtdcb IDchdes tbe parts. Botb Newport Beaeb&Dd Coa.
fUture tlekl ~ seWnc meo•s Island and opeoed Bhhre~'s 1n ered Mayor Mcllnts •beD she ty separated from auto tnmc. Specialties ID 9uta Ana aod ob.yed tt. Tbe Seaate's ratural Senator Carpenter, of East ta Mesa ometals Mve urged
clotbJng w1tbouhraJtlnctograd lbe L1do Sbops area 0o the 11 successfully Lttgedtblcommts-Hla motion -.as defeated 6 to 1 bad Uved ID eon.. del Yu resources aod w1k1Uteeommlt-Bluff, s:ald this week be Is the Ste>erY1sors DOt to cielay
uate from college -land be bad serYed &apz-estdeni stoo to require added oftstreet He accused fellow committee: tor tbe put 3-1/1 years. ne tee approved 1t in Jtme. mo.tng bls lA)roprlatioos bill plans for the freeway, dttnc
Durtng World· War o be of tbe Balboa. lslaod Dulness parking ror oew d"'lelles. ma.D Allan Beek ot "adamantly was a nati'fe Calli:Jndan. Mooey llR)roptlated by the into a positioo tor rapid con-crowded tramc coodltioos in
sened wttb tbe Army AlrC~rps ASSD and at b1s bP' location ''Well, let 's cballea,etbem, '' lns1st1nc 00 brlnglnc a bieyc" OfftclaUo( at aentces at Pa-bill •ould buy almost 1,600 slderation Yhen all studies and the area.
and •ent overseas wtth an atr be ~e the presldeot of the said CoWlCilma.oRicbl.rdCrout trail ooto Balboa Island across clfte Vle1r Cbapel.llarbor View aeres of Irvine-owned coast-r~rts are completed. A schedule sl'lowo to the New ~
materiel sqllldroa tn April Lido c.-..-~ Assn H 1..so Ha.ever, the general feeitnc tbe brldge but pretending that Hills •u tbe a_. Joe Price. Une between here and Laguna. UDder tbe new Z4 year ses-port City Council Mooday al-
, """'''D • e ns a ' ' • Tbe ln'ine Co. otJered the laDd ston." sa.Jd Senator Carpeoter ternoon by Publlc Works Dttec-:0~·,:: m:~ U::" wa%~ ~m=g:~Newport Hu-CITY HITS AT CONTROL at wbat tt considers half' tts "lbere are a number of dead: tor Joseph DeYUn indicated that
• • market val~~e ln e:a:cbange for Uoes to be met In tbe legis-the lntersectloo w1th the New. ected for omcer ta1ol.ac school He was stricken wf.lb polio a re-aUgnmeot of tbe Coast latlve process, or a bill may port freeway at Pallsadea Rd.
In BrisbaAe, Australia., and re-ln August. 1956, and "ft5 In a.n A few potshots were tueo U!1s ball reaeUon tnciOOed: a pi'O'I'Lsioo aUowtDc pede8trtaJI Htgtnray tnJaOO to allow tor be 'lost' tor more than a year. is due for completion In 19'76,
eeJved bts commtsstoo as a lroo ltllf tor some time. Wben week by the ctty of Neowport • An SCRCC proposal that 'W'abays ad~l!lll totlleSbore-better use of the coastliDe A I want the de'relopmeat of tbe and tllat the route is slated ~:. ~ellteoaot :.::.~:~~ i: reco::~:eJeotly to sU Beacb at a pr~ l1st ot aU developments contain SOper llne in Uev ot 'flews .sbould be Oeputmeot of Hlgt!W'ays r~rt lrvtne Beacb Park to proce«~ to be open to tratllc as tar
f 1• ~ins on 1 Jt to a • ...... -· be c:oo&ued p&naing guidellDes tmder stud)' eeot open grotmdspa.ee•asert-caftltdered," said tlle clty re-oo. the proposed move Is due as qllick.ly u POrssible." as Bonita Ca.nyoa by 1980. o e ma, aear wo rna, opera..-. w.a e, tending by tbe South Coast Reglooal Uclled because tbe city sa.Jd It port wbtcb made DO mentloo of
•beD the war ended La AIJCUSt, to the bastoess a.ftairs ot the Cooserntlon Commlssloa (SC -'Would be lmposs:l.ble to nave 50 •be;e motortsts 1JOU!parkbe-STATE HELP ASKED FOR FREEWAY LA.H OS WILL 1945. His unit was part of the shop from bts •heelcba.lr In RCCl The (lddeUnes-.ouJdeo. per ceot open space oo smaU rorebecomlogptdeltr1aU. BE SOLD BY STATE
fifth Air Force, selected as llis olftce. vern SCRCC poUey ID &dtnJ.D-Newport lots. • Dea1al o/. permits rot de-Bids w111 be opeoed NO'f . 7oo
PARKING IDEAS Up AGAIN :lnt..';:..sr::. ~:..: m:..A~"':'o::~:~:·::o.; :::.::sst .. r:a:..":.:: BEACH VISITOR EXPENSE ~:;.~ .. bo~.:·~ s:-;: Uoo 20, the ooutal eoo.sern-block more tba.n 20 per cent of torleallJ' prorided pabUcscellle for the now-detlmct Pactnc
Off-street parklllg. a dilem-
ma that bas Nnport Beaeb
etty ometals Pullin~ tbetr lla1r,
•UI be tackled ap1n tooigbt,
Aug. 16, wben the elty PlaDnlnc
Commission meets at 7:30 in
City Ha11.
A ptj)lle bearlD& coot:lnued
from tbe last oommlaslon meet-
tor. wlU loot at 3 atterna.te
propoa.ll Oil deu.llng wttbpart-tnc. Ooe, based oo a Costa Me~
sa piiD., would hue parktng
reQidremeota oo the aumber
ofbtdrooma.Aooll>or,propoood
by • cltluns -~ deYeq,meot La Newport'solder
araa:, would reQUI.rt tUber S
or 4 oll-atrMt porldq QDtla
b a d..,itx, tued \1100 tbe
· aamber ot Jqlal'e W ot U.Ye-
ablt lloor II>OCO, A tlllrd plu,
locba:led 1D a PI"4'Cl&ud ordlo~
I.DCJU, woOl ut&blllta t off.
street PI.J'Idac saeesperdwel.
l.1.nc' tmlt &S tbe staodard.
Curreot etty Ia• requtres 2
spaces per ~lex, but this bas
beell eballeqed by tbe state's
ccastal OOil8er'1'atloo eommis-
stoa, wblcb DOW eoolrols eoast-
llDe deYelopmG. Tbecommls~
don bas IMfsted ~ 2 park-
Inc spaces per 4WtWDc.
Uoo aet. tbe ocean view from tbe nearest Y1stas was called ••.:oostttu-A Newport Bee.ch resolution. motorcycle rtdtnc 1n areas that Coast Free.-ay route.
While the Newport Beacbcrl-cout lligPI)'was tabelled "ar~ tiooal tatinC rA prq>cty Ylth~ setting sb.te tlnancial betl for must be poUced, maintained EarUer tills month, tbl! city
tlcisms were betnc 'W!'Itteo, bltrary" by Newport. "Perllaps out just oompensatlaD." beaeb towns that provide costly Lnd tafety-assured by inland of Newport Beach declined a
tbere 'ftS wordtromtbeSCRCC N recreation for LDla.nders, was ~yers. ''tlrst-r efusal" offer from U)C!
that tbe oommlssJoo 'Will COD· SCHMITZ so 3 DROWNS okayed last TbursdaybyOnnce ln fact Costa Mesa City state to sell some or au of sider scrapptnc ttle (lddeiJDes County members oftbeCaWor-Cntmell~ Bob Wllsoo, repre-the parcels to the city for park
am adopttng more Oedble rules r , 1 , Ilia League of Cities. Costa Me-senf.IDC tt1s clty at last week's denlopment. The C'lty had
that would apply dtllereotly to PblUp JamesScllmlt:J., 3-year . sa representattn Bob Wtl9oo Leape of Cities meeting, said sought to buy the land at 1/2
dltferent areas ot tbe Los AD~ -ok2 SOil of former presidential ob)ected. Costa Mesa mainta.lns such r e. market value. The state haS
geles and Oran('! CoUyec::.ats eaodldate Joho Sehmltl or Spy-The maothly e:~ecutive board &iooa.l flcJ.Uties . decided, instead, to seek full
wader eootrol ot tbe reJIOOal class HJU, 'Will be btD'iedtoday, meeUDe ot tbe leacue's 0r&nf8 He nnesteO tl.a.t Newport market value.
RAMOHAMART1H DIES commlsa:loo. Auc.l&,lDEIToro.TheyOtmg-County divtsloo torwarded tbe and otber coast towns ''stop ~lllgofthesealedbklsw1ll
Prlftte ..rneu are*='*~-After stodytnr tbe ruldell.oe ster fell In tbe family pool Mon -reeommeodatloo to tbe Jeape's r..unc a ..... y from the prob. take place at IOa.m.tn Newport
Pa prqx:~S~.la, nttteu by tbe SC -day afteroooo and died Tuesday state CODYeotloo,. slated lot Oct. lem of kMplnctbepubUc hef C'h ~ Beach City C01mell chambers. uled at clftc V..., memorial RCC staff Mewportcltystatrera at Hoar bospitaJ after ao IUl-tl-Z4 IJI Sa.a Franc18co. Coo-es open to eYVybody Ud flee
part, Hutw vt.w lll1la, for prtseoted'a ertttqae of tbepro.. suecesstul attempt to keep him y•tJoo IIIPJ'Oft) could be a , .. to tbe ..-lem -creating EX~PU BLISH ER 01 ES Ramc:xa llarUn. IS, rA llf ~~ poa1a to MoDday lfte:rtMlOD's aUve wtth a resptn.tor. .... ......... "1
oleDI. Aft., Balboa IIIIDd, wbo Ctty COUDCU lhiJJ' sessioG. Ma~ followtng a 0000 mass today &troll& factor 1D retttnr .ome plae• 'Wbere the pubHc •Ill Joseph Edward Hurst, 71,
died lloadl7 at Bole bolpltat _ n...--111 11_, __ ,_ as~ !be at St. Jolll the Blpttat CathoUe aetioo ID lM state )ecisla~ IPftd rDOOeJ aDd S\ClPOrt local a retired Ohio pabllSher, died ~-._.. ~ _, Cb c M p to be~ t..cbtowasdefnycotts peroment.'" bere Auc. 9 and was burled Sbt 11 suni.Yed br a ds.U&I:I~ ltafl to rt-1J'OI"k tbe crtl:lque u:reb ID. ost& esa, hillp ol malntaJ.IW1c &ndpoUclD&t.-"Why 1n the world hasn't Aug. 14 lD New PbUadelpbJa.
ter, Ramoa 8at:tyol.AaMtm; &.ad br1Dc lt bad u a as.rn~ :!!!at~-burled al AscensioD U..t attract ~le trom Newport ft.rared out 1 way to Ohio.
a brotblr, Morman. .llartiD ol tiYe urumeat. --~~-&reu. Newport MaJor Me-do~·? hrt uked. llr. HtD'st bad Und Mrt
TeJU, I ~ IDd IS Some ol tbe 9CRCC pldelioe AcC:OI"dfDc to famU;y friends aweated al lui: ftek's "Of oour• ooe a.ttena.Uve 5 years. He col~. tPPU-cr-t-~ PI""C'"Wls ud tbt Newport city a.nd tM poUce rlllOrt, PblUp ecMIJtJ meettoc m r....--l.Dd 1J'OUJd be ~ ·~ e1~ to pro-eotty trom a bart attack, ...,. IUid otberScbmtt::&cldklreDwe.re ...... ._.. -'""" ~~
nlm-1... m.a4e •Jat kK:a.l ..... rtlpl't-poillt that tile llate lake OVet tbe pool of bia bomt It 1Jl ......_ 1D the DeWty-buUI: sentatin Mllu OostaJ caUtd tbe t..cbes a.ad admillillter Milford Dr ., Cameo S11Drw. PLEASANT MEMORIES famJ.lJ pool MoDdly afteroooo, cbial ~ Ol..ed by ''a lucid ud ·~ ,... tbtm u tbe sates of Orep, aad .... ~ed dlld It
...... ""',...., ..... """"•'"lY <~rvw~W~c. for oar reoolutlooL" Tbo-Wul>lqtoo lDd Ha...U do 111 Hooc -!taL He 1o -.!'Nil (Karl Allah!' o1 COI"'aa del htcllwood 1D Matell o1 tNT. •tftd tbert. Thts plae41 .. rot oat ol tbe pool, went Into Bn:tdullll pu"tllb.t:bteblld P"~ ob.yed tbe n.ol~ bf U.O.. statts, ,_ camot 're-oal1 by tU .ue, J..,..L
MU' wu -. ot tbt ftrst coa~ We came to JDb .,... frl..sa .,., li:Don u tbt Ftw Crowu. tbt boMt, tool!: olf Ills We ts nrYtnd bf J brot:Wa; John, a two-tldrds YOtt. Ibid &QbodJ's aeo.u to tbt PaeUI.e Vift rnon.uy wu
trtb.ton to tbl ..,.,, columDJII w-ho ••!_ drtbolrille-don ........ ~~~ ~~-~ ,.."" .. r u~l aat0 .:-__ ... edto .~ •,•:}!~ .!!:..IMu~,l4; The reaoltfi:la, pu.c~ _,. ._eb ....,..,.... •• b'wvdlD( cllreetGr. oltlda..,~ounrtDc:BoJ -w-.. ,. ......... _ .... ,w._ .awe ..... e auu -•i-1, ;a--.tDOIItllbytbelocalCiCJC~ "
Seool TNap -~ ... wboll ~ tbo limo --. an Cfllllal Ultlt rillqo ol c-wu -liJ Ida-Jerry 7, aat El'•, '' I, ..r liJ !WI cU. e&lla ,. a -ltell1 at MESA REDEVELOP OK 'D tboEulpwu-lodLDIH8. ol •llorille& "'1 III)IIJIJ>It dolllorudlllfrloodiJ-Jo. 14, • Do-« the pooL ---..ra.llr.-., -IIIHU. to .. "
A 111aort Umt IIO .. IW'IFinCetl Ume. WbeD ft ntwwd Ira. A.lndrona.attollc ........ IDiralllltllt cnauqebyMr. Udllri.JaCIIb•' 'BatMr. baeb tollr1lt tona. Local • •
a ..,.n...&Utto 1M £ut&a .... l••n•tle n .-a a1ctJt •· •• _. aUlarPIIu Roe Sduaita'sliiCr'tltu'JIDdrnoutb-udllra.Joa.&s.llr. YenJHM otfteia.le .... 1'0-COIIta ..._., • ....,., re-• .._... o1 11u1:1w Bafid. 11
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CO"*A OIIIQ, N~ll\ CAI.II'.
CIL OF
BEACH
ANNIVERSARY OF
HARBOR ENSIGN
CONGRATULATIONS!
Doln1 Bullneu With
l~lJ
For 18 Years
1956. 1973
Colony PAINTS
you'll like • • •
the difference
7.95
VALUE
Now
4.88
UTILITY SHELVING
Shtl.ml unK is W (four sl>elves) hijh, wittl shtl"' ldjUIIIblt
ot 1\i• intervols. Sturdy oil-steel coostructioo wittl dooblt
d~mellr stHI end I>O$b ond double steel sl>ell construction
tttll shtiYint ideal for 1 number of usa. Shetws musun
color wittl ~~
LIBRARY USE GOES UP ~-W~IIIIT HAIIIIW.Oit DillON SECTION 1, IIIAO. I
COIItONA DEL WAft, ~U "· THU~it$0AY • """GIJIT •• ..,.,
NEWLY ELECTED ottleeu at tbe Newport Beach Cblrter
Chapter, American Bustoess Women's Auoct&Uoa, ue,
bl.c.lt row, left to rllbt, Mrs, B. P. Kepblrt, nce-prel1dlat;
Mrs, Robert FlDDep.a., correapood!Dc .eeretary lDl! womu
ot the year; Mra, Dwtctat Tlll"DM', tre1.1urer; troat row,
Mra. L. K. Moran, recordlnr HCretary; aDd U:rs, G. E.
Herrma.on. new prelideDt. Ymes, HerriD~DD.. FinDepnucl
Toroer are planniDg to attend the aatica1 eooYeDtloO
to bt Deld in Las Vep.s oo October 12, U IDd 14.
Ill ..-... tllo -... port to llloN-Boaebboud
fll lllnry tr-, CliP U----l:rtD-IOaDc4d • IICitlollbJe iDe% ..
IAc:olloelloa, .mcoa,llld-.
Tbo ,_ •• --lo clo-Yelopmet wu tbt llltabu.b-
mtol fll Weot M-ehllll-
ron'o 1ll>nry II 1000 W. Caul
Bwy,ll-will> 1,500-
alld. lla1fol z.
Tbt loCal -colloetloo o1 tllo N-lloaeb !M>IIe ll-
lnry ., ......... to lla,857
YOlumu, other cou~,
aucb u pertodleala, pamphltta,
u:t recordtnp Jbow a slmllar --· CorOOl del Mar Brueb •~
eeeded tbe otber traoebealD tbe
Dumber of loans to 1Dd1Timall·
bowtfer, bulk lcus to eeboo~
&.Dd coon.lescent boepttall
IOI'Yed by tile Btlboa library
eoournaed to make this branch
No. 1 In total elreulatioo.
Durlnf the year, 8,883 oew
radera rectstered with the U-
brary, makinc a total of ss,zag
borrowers. Tbe total elrellla-
Uoo tor the year wu 591,5'7'9.
Tbe refereoee network UDder
the Sa.nttago Ubrary system wu
strengthened aDd eJteoded with
tile ....... to tbt TWJ: --.. tbo lla-brueb, .....,..,
mul1" book ooU.C:UouwttbtD
IUJ' rtaeb ot Ntwp011 Bet.cb ·-· Tbt at-bome ltl'tlce wu in-
trod.-Ia t11o lllriDJ. n to
Jtatred by YOlUDteera. molf:ly
-etu-, -Yitnphy-
ol<:ally btndl-IDdh'lduala
1D Cbtir homes or lD ccmft1-
•~• botpltall. Tbiatree ser-
nee la belDC eapy.s by more
llloo 50 abut .... , alld by 8
YOllmWerJ.
James Gqe 11 the newl)'
elected eb&irma.o of the board
o1 utnry trustees, and U:ra.
stule1 lA LteYH 11: the •lce-
ebl.lrD'Wl, Dr. Tbomas A.
Blakely &Dd Ura. Bertrum C.
Coffey eootiDue to serve on the
btard. Mrs. Peter Vogel-re-
places Cbatles Sword, retlri.Dg
member wbo wu chairman for
1972-1!, Mrs. Vogel has been
elected secretary.
TI.X 5HEL TER 15 TOPIC
FOR SEMINAR AUG. 20
SMILING WITH LARRY
Ra.l estate ~~ Its Increasing
lure tor lndtvtdual investors
a.ad Its tu sheHer actvaotages
--will be the topic ot an lo~
vestment semi.Dar begilUlinc at
1:30 p.m. Mooday, August 20,
ID the Catalina room at Park
Newport.
(Coottoued trom Paae 1)
The flmed Ralph Catmlcbael
Sinrers, wbo specialize 1n rel-
Igions songs, Uked his treat-
ment ot tbe Psalm well enough
to record It and ask blm to do
a total of 10 such works lor
a.o album. He's hard at work
on that project oow.
ADd eo, dear trleod,
May your lock)' star be uer
rlowtllc.
And your C\CI of joy be over~
~r.
May this be the best Christ~
mas of all;
May tb1a be the best Christ-
mas of all.
very much in loore .•• still Ted Price of Newport Beach,
am." president of Dupont Research
Larry had come to New York Corp. In Orange, wm discuss
trom his native Chlcaco and the types ot land wlltch can be
knocked on a lot of doors aroiiDd purchased and how, wttha small
Tin Pan Alley before be started down IDd "interest only" pay.
gettlng soop pltlllst.ed. meats, the purchase can serve
He bad beenborototoafamlly as a tu: shelter. A l'l.lm wtll be
ot printers and his dad wa.s very used to Illustrate the various
disaPPOinted that he would tor-fa ctors to look for LD buying
sake ttle tamtly trade and try laDd In Ca.Ulornia.
LOSE A DISHRAG l
Most everyone has a tale to tell conocmina wart
cures. One aoes like this-steal a dishraa. bury it
"'hen the rag rots. the wart will fall off. Absurd, of
cou rse. But there are reliable treatments for warts,
thanks to medical science. Phys.icians know them.
Take advantage of the newer treatments and medic:&·
tions available. They can mean the differen« between
pain and comfort ... between life and death. Let
your do;;:tor do the d!a&nosing and prescrib!nJ. Then
come to us for quality prescription .ervice.
Christensen
3021 E. C0.0.5T HWY ., COROH.O. DEL M.O.R
67 3-2550
Hls latest bid tor another
big hit, "Tile Best Christmas
ot Ali," started off as a Christ-
(Copyrlgbl 1973, Larry Sllay
Eoterprtses.)
mas greetlngforfamllytrleods. Larry Uke most 900pt'l-
to wrlte soogs. r----------==== "But, when 1 bad a few hlts,
be was telllnt everybody 'that's
my boy's sonc'," Larrylaugt.s. "lt turned out 10 weU, I tets sb.rts wtth a title wbeo
decided to pltiUa:h It," says deY;Iops words aDd m~lc to
Larry, "and we're llnlng .., a conny tbe title tbougbt.
top record1o( star to get It on ''I was driYI.og doWn the h!gb-
tbe market before Christmas." way lD 1928 wbcm I read a
Like most h1ta, U bas a stm~ Standard on btllboa.rd with the
pie, pretty melody IDd tyrtes message tbat hJcbftyure bap-
to match: py way1, IDd I tbouebt that
To yoa, dear trteod, would malt:e a JOOd aong title."
We art wtabiog you a Merry It wu ooe of his bluest hJt.s.
Christmas, "EYerywbere You Go" 1l"ll
May you bave a very special bora wben lyrtctat Joe Goodwln
Christmas, stopped by Larry's place In
May this be tbe best Cbrlst-New York 1a 1927, He bad ao
mu of aU. 1c111. aDd wulooll:lnr tor a ttme
to ro with tt. Joe's 10111 Idea To you, dear trleod, wu "YOU briDe roses out of
Ae you welcome 1n tbt bappy the snow." New Year,
l4ay U oever, enr, be a blat "After we tooled around with
year, 1t awbile, we toded .., wltb a
May this be the best Cbrtat~ ditfereot title, but Joe's ort-
mu ·ot all. ctnal Idea rema!Ded u part of
tbt lOili. '' Larry reealla.
May tbe preeloalctft otto.. ADOtber Ylllt fr'om Joe paid
surroar:wJ you, ott IJI 19!&. Larry ahr&ya bad
May your heart be py a coUeetloo olmekldteaarouod,
With your many trt~s to llld Joe took ooe of tbem bome
pther 'rotmd you and worked oo It ot"ernlght.
This Chrlltmu Day. Wbea be called tbe oezt day
---:-::-::-:-:--:-::=:-:::::---and sanr bia worda to the mel~ LEGAL MOnCE ody, 0' aaked Larry what be tbouebt of tt. ncnnom BtBINE&S NAME "Joe," Larry said, "thiok
STATEMENT we've got sometfl1D.c bare."
The toiJ.owtnc persons are Wbat tbey bad YU ooe of the
doiDc business as: Arllo Fami}J greatest h.tts of aU time. It's
Partnership, 833 Dorer Or!Ye, been recorded by just about
Newport Beach, CaJUoroia eYery blr name in sbow bust~
92660: Mattllew Ark:o, 833 Dover ness and still gets new npo-
Drln, Ne1rp0rt Beach. Caut-sure every year. A recent Aml-
ornla 92660; Leo E. Arko, 830 Uarp.ret TV special was ti-
Koott, Anaheim, CaUiornta; tled "Wbeo You're Smlllng.''
Robert T. Arko, 270Roblnbood, aDd sbe opeued and closed the
Costa Mesa, Calllontla 92626; sbow with the title soog.
I. C. Arko, 272 Cabrtuo, Costa Oae of Larry's most proU-
Me.sa, Cautorllla 9!826. tic periods wu tust after Ills
This busiDess tscoadoctedby marrtare to Doris, In 1928.
a Umlted putoenbip. He started out by wrlt1og
Signed: Mattbew Arko. "8eaut1tul" and ded.lcating It
Th.ts statemeot wu ftled with to ber.
the County Clerk ot Or&nce "I bad promlsed ber a llooey.
Couo.ty 011 Aug, 8,19'73, WIWam moon trtp to Ranoa,'' says
E. st John, COUDty clerk, by Larry, ''but I got tied 1.1) with
Tberesa M. Ward, deputy, a bwleb of tong WTiters lr1 New
PubUsh: Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30, York and started 'W'l'ltingSODgs.
1973, lD the Newport Harbor I turned out about 10 or 15
Ens1en. F -Z"l112 in a hw weeks . I wu
After his early successes,
Larry returoed to Chlcaro to
go to music scbool and get a
formal muatc education that
25 YEARS
AGO
led him to a.rranctoc and to •
..-rlttna: the elaborate back~ L~~~~~--t ground scores for Hollywood fl O 1,1. l'l C
mo'ftes. fl.
Now, lle'W'!'1tesh1sawnlyrles, 11 ~ r_
too, altooucn an occulonally-t~o..._\\ "-'
rlclst will drop by and 10 over C. \~
some melodies wtth h.tm. Q ~ \.
Larry and Doris moved to Ll 't
Lido tale In 1955, lDCI left Z \ '('\
years tater when "Lido flO(
too DOtsy." They've liYed on
the Point since. Larry used to
do t lot of l&iUnc. and still
en))ye watchln&: tbe tx:..tsroby.
He wrote apectal 101111 tor
IUs 25th and .tOtb weddlor an~
D1Yirsartea. tad b1l tlmt boo-
ortnr tbe 25tll IADI.-erary of
Rlebard'l Lido Market 1..s .Ull
played over tbe store's JOUDd
system.
"WheneYer I eo into Rt-
eiiU'd's, the orp.otst is Dice
eooucn to play • medley o! my
SCXIP. too," says Larry.
Ht keeps a manU&Crtpt by
his bedside and sometimes
wakes up to tbe middle of tbe
nlgbt or early in tbe morning
with a melody tn his Dead.
"I not to WTlte 1t doWll
immediately, before I forget
It," he eJI)l&lns.
He's DOt impressed by the
bard rock soUDd, wtdctl he sees
as nothing more tha1l "ooe met.
ody repeated OYer "and over,
very buc!Iy."
Larry still Utes the pr_etty,
~Y taaes. A visitor td )lis
home only aetd blnt at 6ow
be en))ya the old tmes and
Larry aoes to tbe plaDo. He
stop with a smile, tor be
koows as well as anyone that ...
"When you're smillog.
Wbeo you're sm1Unc,
Tbe wbole world smiles wttb
you."
(Coon·tRt,tect by WJ.lls Music
York.)
AFTER 25
YEARS ... the
ortglnal owners,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Bruce, are still car-
rying many established
Uoes inc ludiDg some of
their original manufact-
urers ... They are still
he tping Hulxlr Area
femininity to "bridge the
gap between the silhOuette
nature pve and the sll.
houette fashion demands.'·
Creating solutions to the problems of
financial
Pacific Mutual is the West's largest mutual We insurance
roiiy. A family of fiMncial oomparues all related to a
sin e purpose providing fresh new solutions to the
pro ems of financial protection for individuals. families
and business, from our new, architecturally inbiguing
headquarters in Newport Center. Iii\ MCIAC I1'IITUAl
\8' -··--"' --... -
700 Newport Center Drive • Newport Beach. Oilifomia 92663
MON"TEZ BIIWCE
,t, T T'l-4!. 0 .. EN•
lNG OF TMI! $11..•
HOU !:TTl: SMO ..
L.OC.t."TEO !N
THE .t.,_CAOE
OF "THE ENSIGN
8 UIL.OING
Lots of bikes in auction MIIIT l'lONOTIOII
llartao CoL -I, 11111 •....... of u.....,
Borii'IJI .....,.,.., will tel llo:loro •Ill Jill to cut II .. ~-I. -II a cliiMI at 59 t4C)'clN, 4 ar cMea: ••••«•kiP ea. 114 eo.,nar. Colla ...._ wu
boolo, u nleiiH, ..., • klllr --..... ......,...,au ·~ ,_ 1o 1111
llol "' -~~-lociDd!IIC -... "" ,_.,. ;or.--Ill .. -a lill HatleJ·Da----ltlo ~ JU<I-C--Ia II Toi'O. Tbi.O Ia
C,Oio alaa Aoc. Z5 -&IIC· 1111 &-11-. a -lal awudlll
tloll Ia """"""'' --loelllltd ......... _,... .. ......... )V4 at 5!1llq>orlor A.,.., Wool lloiUr ~ --.
Highway House of Prayer
2411 E. COAST HWY ., COROHA DEL MAR
LOWII L!YlL-I! All:
INTBRDBNO!tUNATIONitL, PULL GOSPEL
SUM DAY SCH00La f•4S WOitSHII" Se:IYICE• 11100
&VAMGILIST1C SliVIC!o 6r00 P'.M. SUM DAY
'IAY!R AMD 811LI STUDY• 7•)0 I'.M. WEDHUDAY
WILLIAM T. KIIOAH, PASTOR
PHONE, U2-IJ62
lflvmnut~ (!Ipll!lrtgntinnnl ar~urr~
A. P,u 111Jd ltulrpudul Con~r~etJtionaJ Chri5lian Cb11rch
niE REV. JOHN A. LINDVALL, Minister
Sunday Service : 10:00 a.m.
B!ble study: 9:00a.m. aDd 7:00p.m. Church School: 10:00 a.m.
3262 BROAD STREET, NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Hur••rv car• provld•d Phone: &.Cl-2740
Mfti)Orl HeliiQ. -WI, allo --Tbe uctloa 1t1rt1 at 10 a.m. meat ud CUl4I'U.
Ud bidl wW bt ~ OD n.e 1a 10 aauulet a. tM
a total ol ll?lttmt ft'C<Weted CdWUtlol of &QJ ol tilt aletloll
01' declared surplus bJ tbe Jo~ Uem1.
ct.J poUce dclU'tmeut.
I.D. cuts thefts
Newport residents wbo ftlll:
to engnn thelr valuables to
protect tbem ap.lnst tbeft may
DOW cbeci. out electric en&raY-
UOD m were ~ bJ local
Pollee E.q>lorer 8eotU IDd by
the E~~:lwlp Club cl Newport
Hubor.
~.J-..I.-L....I.-..I.-L-...1.-..I._L..J.._.J.._L...J toe toots through tbe city U--trartes, according to a pollee 2 PROJECT MANAGERS
EVERY puule _, wtns a gift C007 of our...,..._ department I.IUIOUIICement Ibis HAMED BY IRVI"E CO.
special 25tb annlYersary ediUoo, PLIB a 25 week lift week. " s~rlpUon to the Ensign for a friend --sent a.o.ywbere The eogravtng campaip. Gary W. Cook of In1De IDCS
in tbe United states. mown as "Operation ID, •• 1s Joe J. stocker of COI"'DD.
U your sohrtloo is 1CIO'% correct, you wlll alao receln aimed at getung all \oca1bome-Mar ban beeD •med
$25.00 worlb (250) of Blue Chip stanDs --PLtl) --2 theatre owoers to tdeotlfy their appU-!rden-Hallp;;~;~;p;;l..;.~ib;
tickets for the Mesa or Udo Theatres. ances aD1 otber Items likely to ~
In celebration or the Ensign's 25th blrtbday, our Puzzle be burglatl.zed. By using drtv-Mr .
Editor otrers tbe following clues: The tlrst letter or No. 1 er's Ucense numtJers aDd fol -ble for coordinai1Dc pllonJoe.
is "R." Tbe first tetter ot No. 31 is "M." kJwlng pollee tnstrDCtfons 00 coostrucUoo aod martet~Dc ol
PUZZLE where to eogran each ttem, resideotial ptojeeta: 1o the vu.
owoers can assure that any lage of Harbor View, 1 756-
stolen items recovered by the acre denlqlmeat. Mr. StiJCter
DOWN pollee wtll be returned to them. will coordinate Plano1nc, coo-
ACROS.S l, Tne vtewpomt ot one who Each bOusebold taking part stl'llcUoo &Dd sales procrams
1. D1vtsloos or branches of makes reascm tbe ch.lef guide lo Operation ID also gets an :t!'urtteRoc::tresldeotJalpro-
a complez problem, situation in reUgtous beUefs. instruction pamphlet and a door M •
or th.lng. z. Understaoding. sUcker warning would-be burg-r. Cook, I ch11eaglneertnr
4. Worthy gr()l{l of stOOent-4. Some fruits have this. Lars that property Is ideotified. graduate of Calltorn1a state
mloded adults. 5. Big or Uttle __ tate your Since the campaign started, Polytecbnlc University, Is a u t that ho bold former ch11 engineer wttb the 7. Afloat; tossed about by pick, but be careful when you po ce repor use City of Los A.n,.les. He a•-
the waves. ki ck. burglaries have decreased by u.u h 80 t lo lla8 beeo associated wt.tb the 11. A dialect or eJpresston 6. How much It Is. (Abbr .) as muc as per cen areas City of Pomooa and Los An-fiRST BAPTIST CHURCH pecuU... to aJ>lndlvld.,.l, ""'"' 7. To perform. where I hey have concenlraledOII ,.les CoUPly.
THE C!MTER FOR IIILICAL STUDIES or section. 8· Despite already hiked ~iC) house-to -house OperaUon ID Mr . Stucker was a cirileo-THE
We lnv:Ue you to wDrship
I'JJtST·oruacH OF LUTHERAN CHURCH aousr, st:IBNTDT lJ03 -I.Wo OF THE MASTER
Nmpon ..0 2900 Pacific View Df.
SUNDAY so-xJL CMona clef Mar, Calif.
t-..... ... lOtiO •• LAWRENCE D. FRUHLING
JOl MAGNOLIA ST. AT t..cs A.M. II&LI CLUSI.S 13. Precious stooe on wh.Jcb prices, some gas stations still ettorts. ~..... wtth the C
SANTA ANA A VI. 11100 A.M. WOISMIP HOU• figures ate carved lo reUef. persist. Such items as TV sets, pucef lty of Newport
COST A MilA 7a00 '·"· IVAG•L IS TIC HOU • 14. Double quartet. 9. Friend (Fr.). radios, car stereos, power tools Beach and a member of tbe
DR. JIMMY COM-IS. PASTOR 15. No juTy ts without one. 10. Galilee ts this of. and recordplayerscanbeeasUy Army Corps of EDtiDeers. He
16. Home of Liberty Bell 12. Or\fdnal White House is marked with the engravers. holds civil anctneertng and
COSTA MESA COUN S~LINO CENTER ooted for this kind of atfection. stJU ther e. (Abbr.) Engraving tools for Opera-master of busJ.oessadmlnlstn-
TO IEHHAMCE DYNAMIC LIV.IMG 23 . Er~tion of red spots 16. Gtvell name of convicted .ttoodegreestrom lSC.
ANOTHER MINISTRY OF THE F1RST BAP11ST CHURCH REV. JAMES HENRY, Dl RECTOR "'stln (pt.). lddnapper In famous Uodbergll GEM TALK MRS. EO EGGERS DIES 24. Welcomes ex cessIve case. Memorial serrices were helcl FAK!LY, PERSONAL, CALL 548-1133 dr'-• 17 Drl ta MARITAL COUNSELING OR 548-Z837 ..... ers. . ves st. T 0 0 A Y Tuesday at Paclftc View cbl.pe l
LEA'RM TO LIVE "THE DYHAMIC LIFE" 25. Cautornia school othlgh. 18. Bone. ln Harbor View Hllls for Ruth ~==========::~========:::::: er (?)learning. (Abbr.) 19, Equals 1/3 of 16 Across. Eggers, 58, of Ei Toro, wUe r 27. Battery termlrlal. 20. Double curved pitched ,of Ed Eggers, wbo OW'Ded an
29. Tbe hleekboc, a certaln ball. insurance buslness 1n Corooa
small So. African antelope. 21. Fall behind. del Mar for many years.
30. Distress signal 22. Jerks. Mrs. Eggers died lut Friday,
31. Shb-b, mum's the word! 26. Tues our patience, too t alter a tong Illness.
28. One of our servicemen_ Besides her husband, she b
First aid course offered ~=~on·'a:.:::i~·:r:~ viDe aod Richard or El Toro; SUNDAY SEJI.VICEI Pam«
9 ... •• SO.m •• Ph one: 644 _2664 A series or • emergency Speclal emphasls will be
WBDNESDAY EVENING medical care tra.J.nJ.ng sess~ placed oo Improved tra1niDg '· c~;r.;;;;;;,
her mother, Ella Osgood of
Downey; a sister, He leo Gal-
eottt of DoW'Iley, and 2 lf'&bd-MEETING 1 p.-. SUNDAY is being co-spoo.soredth.iswe~ for rescue workers to reln-• 1"\ H,.,.rt Bh..t. ,_
UADING ROOM 10·00 A.M.· Family Worstup by the Costa Mesa Cowx:tl oo for ce their ll:now1edge aDd ..... • c--.,_ LA,..IIWI'il w:,:r; t a.& . 5 p.a. NURSERY PROVIDED Emft"gt!Oej lledleal Serl'lces pttctfcaJ applica.tloo ln the ,_ ••-c H ,_., .. •
W : '..-.. 7145 p.-.,._.;..;.;;;=., _____ ...J aDd COlt& Mea memorial bos-tleld. Teeblliques to haDdUng •lltllorlry o~t ,.,... ..d
,....., -~~ pital's emerreocy department. emeri!OCJ sltuatloos suctt as ·• ~~-
fa.a ·Sp.ai7·f,.-. The series,-"Beyood shock, bleed1Dc,.llea41njurl .. , UNGAROO HUNTERS
ATTEND ttrst aid," will be beld tn the cbest 1Djqr1es, diabetic and ep-& AUSTRALIAN OPAL~
chUdreo.
•OUlclaUnc U t.tle IMti'Yice.,.
tbe Re¥~ Manto~yer: .. laar ••
meot , ns ia Pat.ttlc View me-
morial pari.,
IN AUGUST"
BOXED CHRISTMAS CARD
SALE STILL GOES ONI
Retularfy
$2.00 .. $1 .95
Now only
....... $1.25
PHARMACY
PH ACTS
Once women stained thetr Ups with berries
to add an appea.Ung color. Today we have Up-
sticks ln dozens of colors, forms and consis-
tencies.
lt your Upstlck darkens or changes color
on your Ups, use a toner under it. The toner
has oo color of Its own but screens ap.Jnst the
acid content of the skJn so that oo color change
occurs In the Upstlck you use. A lip gloss,
transparent or with cok)r , can be used alone
or over your regular Upstlck for a glossy
"wet" look.
To make the most of your Ups, your eyes,
your complexion . . . select the perfecl cos-
metics for you from the large selection ln
OlD' Cosmetics Dept. Our gtrl are always happy
to offer suggestions, if you wish. No one offers
you a wider selection of quality cosmetics than
we have rlgttt here at BAYSIDE. We welcome
your application for a personal charge account. • • •
HANDY HINT : Note your blood type on yo\D'
driYer's Ucense. lt could save time .•• maybe
your lUe • ~· ~· ~ln~an;;::;~;~~"!''!"'P"'!I!'~
llkX»>I atUaDf OF THE CHURCH atJditorlum of Fairview State Ueptl.c sehaaes, drug overdose, OlaiiT,ICIIHniT Hospital Lo Costa Mesa . To and hoW to perform cardto-In 1872, at LlstowelDowns
oda' ··•-near Springsure ln Queens-Niwpott a..dl a• 0 F y 0 U R C H 0 ICE acoomm e scheduling, 4 P\Uiuooary resuscltatloo wtll be c.-.w..., ldentJcal sessions 'W!.U start demonstrated. land, Austra\1:~., a party of
·JIM PM:iftc vn Dr. RECUL ARL Y at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. today, Reservations may be made kangaroo hunters were
IUN)AY KJIOOL IOa.a. August 16, and Friday, August by plloo.ing the Costa Mesa Me-tracking down a wowxled
lUNDAY SU.VICI I'D a.-. 17. The public Is Invited to at-morlal emergency department, kangaroo when one or the --·y _,_._.,.. GRACE BIBLE OiURCH teod. 642-2734. members of the party picked
Presenti
Ce11linela
the
-~ .... _..anv up a pretty stone later !den-
• sa' 1 a-1. I,... Amertcu Leg:loo Hall k h I I uned by a jeweler as opal. ~-··&.-c...., ........ ·• .. ···-· 565c~;.!~.S!... Bac to sc 00 sty es The kang>roo hW\lers found _ ·--that they could make more
...... PrL1 IOaAa. eo S p.a REV. TON. TYREE, Postor The Balboa Yacht Club wlll room at the clOOhouse, 1801 money hunting opals. Luck
,.. ... , eo ' J'"r .1J eo t SUNDAY SERVICES: present a back -to -sclOOI Bayside Or., Corooa del Mat . thus began the opal mlolng
k &. tOa.&ID.,... 10:00 A.M. &! 7:00P.M. tashJon show for members and Mrs. LeooardSoutbwlllcom-industry In Australia, and
~jy~-~~-~~-~~~~r.~IJ~M~I~ ... ~:-~1~H~O;M~E~B~!B~L~E~C~L~ASS~;E~S~, J gtM:!sts at 1:30 p.m. TbiD'sday, mentate as the members prom-twenty years later, In the ..._. c:INrd ._,.m .-Call 552-0092 August 23, In themain1lnning enadetosbowthelatestfashJons same area, now called the
• ._d. ...._ • Teacblng Bible Doctrine • for the pre-schoolers, children Whlte Cliffs Opal Field, ~us-
LI:GAL MOneE and teens. traua·a magn11Icent black CaJtral B!LI-,..__ _ __._ Models will be Anne -Marie opal was found.
. IUIIP: '-AIUPD FICTITIOI.6 Bt.SINESS NAVE South, Alan and Missy Baron, Hardship, poor Uvlng and
RO&IERTM. &!HGSTOH -PASTOR STATEMENT K.rt.sti Klri.,StacyandJenntter working conditions, syn-
23RO ST. otORA~GE, COSTA MESA-64$-SOSO The foUowlng per90Cls are Spangler, Kelly Usi,Lucy and dlcate operaUoos and gov-
Centlnele Bank's PREFERRED ACCOUNT Is a .,.. concept In personal banking
thai gives you • lofal pachge of blinking Hrvlees •t the lowut r•tes In Calltornl•.
And, It you Bank-by-Mall, we pay the poet-.. both ways!
Here's how you get 1 + 1 = 4 with the PREFERRED ACCOUNT:
Wh•n you open • CenUnela B•nk (1) Checking Account, plus (1) M .. ter Cherg•
Account, you qualify for (3) A.utom•tlc Re .. rve Account and (4) Check Guaranlee Card.
Sunday morntnc worship -10:30 a.m. Su.oday School doing business as: Sunshine Gl Gl de Mncsi.ooyi, Taryn ernment Imposed regula-
Sunday eYentng worship -6:00p.m. 9:00a.m. Trading Company Ltd., 3~ Carlsoo, Virginla Headden, lions all combined with a lack ~ @
Wednesday Bible study aod prayer ••.••• 7:00 p.m. Newport Boulevard, Ne_.....r1 Heidi Hall, Patrick Cllandier, of any ready market for PREFERRED -~ ls l tho l da CHECKING -• CHECK ~ GUARANTEE LJ
CARD 0 jr::;;An::;;~lnd;:epe;:nd~e;n;:l:c;h;:ur~c~h;wt~lb;;IB~lb~le::;l'"~chln~~l ~m~lnl~str~y==~ Beach, Ca. 92660: Oona.kl E. o\my Tyler, Pam Olsen, Mlke opa
0
se ear Y ys ACCOUNT 0 ~UP Shimko, U41 Meyer Place, Sbeppardsoo aDd Dayna Wll -to Impede the Uowth of the
Costa Mesa, Cautornia; Peter llamsoo. new mining Industry. Event-~ Op!"n•ng your personal ct1eckmg
T. Grap, 17301 Keelsoo La., Mrs. Ray La Hue 1s hmcheon ually, however, the opal ac:counl•s rhe f•rsr srep •n geumg
n-h C chat M M k Or gained Its rightful place as your PREFERRED ACCOUNT oo::.C , alUornia. rman. rs. ar sen sranecl Yoll'l1 arso become a
Thl ~. 1 1 wlll '"---ale Mrs So·'h and one of the wor ld's most val-s uuS ness s cooducted """-'Ul • • u~ rc/enea Depos•tor · and we 11 pfln1 tnar
by a Umlted partnership. the cbtldreo will be assisted ued and popular gems, and above yollr s•gnarure
2501 LIFF DR ., NEWPORT BEACH-642·7U3
DR. F. KENTON BESHORE
Once ~ou na~e Cer,tmPia Bar·~~ CHEC KING ana
•
ASTER CHARGE ACCOU NTS . you
atso ouail!y lor a CHECK
GUARANTEE CARD 1~os serv1ce all ows 1ou ,,, .,..,,,., a O"rsonal
chec~ up 10 StOO prar:llcauy PASTOR
JUHOAY SCHOOL ••••• 91)0 A.M. &IlL IE STUDY Slgned: Donald E. SI\Jmko, by Mmes. Gared Smith, Cooper Australia remains a major Cent•nera Bank also offers Pharo Checks and we 11
Peter T Grap Johnaoo. Dan S!)eppardsoo and source of this bellutltul take rhe o•crure free R•Qht •n ttle bar1M: Or we 'll ormt
This ~tatem~t was ftledwtth Martha MacNab. Lst_one_. _______ _j your personal symbol des•gn or monogram on your
the CoiDlty Clerlt of Orange COL TOH APPOI ... TEO chf'cks
"SCi eNCe OP MIND., Co1.10tyonAug. 7,1973,Wll1Jam Warren A. (C huck) Colton
ILIANOI C. JACK:JON, MtNISTII E. StJohn, COQDty clerk. bY bas jolDed the lrYIDeCompe_oy
Suod&J Se'rvtce •.• , •••• 10:00 Llll. Theresa"· Ward, deputy. u a restdeut!al project mana-~~~ii:~lll~•i•~--~~~~~~~i~~~~~~~diP~ub~U~s~h ·;· ~A;UC~·;·~·~I6~,iZ3, 30, ger. He wlll coot"dlnate plan-
-• • • · · • · 1 ;00 1913, In the Nfti)Orl Harbor n1DC. CODslructioo aoo rRUkel-
Enslp. F -Z?S48 lnC efforts for" proposed rest-
-
PROTECT YOUR PAPER DOLLARS AGAINST
• lNt-'LATIUN * D't:VAI..lJATION .. RFXESSION * Ot:PRESSION
Very ca•~•"""• ,,,,., ... tJ "•• c.,. ... ,,.,,.,., All ,.ric•• t.o.•. ,. ... , ..-ovlt
..,,,,,., 100 '""••.H• ,...,,1,. •u•"""· lett f!lall..-ory. l •cr•wof!l ••'•• ••••••••••·•'
'-•••• J'•lrot J'OUI.Iy "•eoflei!Jio I• ..-ery tvlt•t e,.Oal ertle n .
GOLD
SILVER
PLACER -dust, nugaell and amalgum -lega.l to
own and board -from DAILY ENGLEHARD
SELUNG PRICE up lor 1.000 FINE con tent
COINS -base price plus 2 percent.
tounc:ecolnlol .999 -fromapotplua95 cents up
100 CW~ce ban ol .Me-from a pot pi• m cents up
1000 ounco l>lra ol .M -fr001 opot plul 6 cenlO Ul>
t!OOO foc:e Yolue boleolna -booe price pl .. l por «nl
deot1a1 pro~.
PriOT "' Jolnlnr U>e 1rv111e
Company, be was respoulbk!
for project mana&emeot and
operation ot lllf.Dcle aDd mulU-
famtlJ de't'eklpmeot lD Rancho
8erllll'do for AYeo I
oe .. klpeu lzte. He Is a lfad-
uate of the thdnralty of Art-
lOlL
Mr. Coltorl and bls wtfe,
Claldil, Ute 1D SaD Dle,o •
REGISTIIA TION BEGIHS
Rolitlnlloa lot flU cluMt
at Oruco c.ut Cottep-
today, Auc. 18, by iAJOildment
0111).
Slp-oe>o lor ., ..........
·-wtll -Ill' .,... -lllrovP lltpl. s. Ro-~~~~n--.. tloll ... .,... pol-· -"" _ _... Ill' caiUol IU-1111.
Keep cool wrth
CANVAS
AWNINGS
MASTER
CHARGE
ACCOUNT
Ooen•nrJ your MASTER CH ARGE ACCOU NT at
Cent•nela Ban~ •s the neKt step •n obta•n•ng your
PREFERRED ACCOUNT MASTER CHARGE •s the
cred•t card that's honored
lor goods and serv•ces man
lrlty st<~tes and many lore111n
count11es
If vou're ever caugnr shorl ol
cash. you can get INSTANT
CASH bY presenting your
carE! 1n the more lhan 5.000 bank-
rng ollices throughout the counlty
Or you can phone Master Charge
HeadQuarters and a CASHIER 'S
CHECK will be ma•fed lo you
w•ltlin 48 hours
~ anywnere Your CHECK
I 1 0 GUARANTEE CARD IS the baclc; ol
~• your MASTER CHARGE CARD ana
\ assures everyone !hat Cen11neta Bank
guaran/e<'S oavmPn1 or youi check
.-fl.. PREFERRED \r LOANS
We llrreat you spec•al
whenever you need to
e~trend your payments
on your MASTER
CHARGE And we·jt
do ot at the lowest
tmance charge rare ,,., Calllor111a Also,
we'll help you when you
need lmancmg lor autos
bOats. mobile homes, r&e rea
tronal vehicles. home improve-
D
ments or ottler loans lha!"s PREFERRED
SUPER
,J\... ,Jl,. CONVENIENCE
V \r WITH 1-CARO ~ BANKING
tt you don'l have bofh •
CHECKING and 1 MASTER
CHARGE ACCOUNT with C.ntlnela Bank now. jult
apply lor the one you n••d. And requut
your AUTOMATIC RESERVE and CHECK
GUARANTEE CARD.
o.t your PREFERRED ACCOUNT tter1t>d todty and
enfo¥ the tupet conwn~ of OM•etrd bl;nfdno
et CeniiM&, &.t:!k.
United States Investment Systems
PHONE MS-32SI/MS-1874
Lalor~ wiD botoalcl
al .. occ ·-.... ad-
£XTiHOm MOURa: Woft.•'1llwt.. &.ao .. M.-1;00 p,a./ Until 1.00 p "'· MNy
~ lwc:h atnc.O!Nft ....,.,, 10;00 •·"'··1:00 p.m.
·-Cllllco -...... to. I p.-. ca ..... '-'• 11·14,
.... 17-11. Tlla --.,_
lloo ·-at ........ rrt-...,.. '""-874.-4880
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PLEASANT MEMORIES N.llfliiOIItT HA .. .OIIt Of .. CIN
C:O!IIlONA OCL IIIlA .. , CALl,.,
a•CTIOM 1, "'AO. t
THlHIIOAY, A.UOUIT lol, 1.-JI
:Equals:
THE ABOVE MARRIAGE will holp us
to provide our customers wlfh top
.,ollty Rx & drug· a tore M rvlce,
Wo havo aloo jolnod lt.o Good Neighbor
Pharmacy Progrcn. Our oJm Is to be
competiHn while molntainlnt the
higheat professional standards.
' 1<=•••1• ••Ill ct.uk aur Goocl HelohMr b•rr•\i-1
(4'*'n1'~ .... 1} .. u lifo.-tDcMid It .. oar-F•aMons, a brl.ai:l ..., !l.ttll
... -.. -....... -ol Phi ........ Dahlia lbop, lalf ol -... !lo-AM fta MaeAttllw Blfd. &adl Aft. .t Ill' frOID Gil Ctlr'* ftlted to W'OD*I'I eu-aJ e...._
at tMt U.S.. It u llrp-.e dellbr C"''JDIDU' acMoL Mrl. ud UM1 otber bill WU faladoa1
comfar ta tor a aud1lc EOea rruer wu at till% ume ror mea. AroaDd u.e CCII'1MC'
Md to lltop ow ear, u tt tbe !lbrutu. lD tbl aadttor-oa Goldenrod wu ~ sbop
tile law, ud 'ftlt 111t11 l.m at ttat llfl..llliDII school &Dd tbl Ih1nc quarters at Mr.
lo;.t..~ii. ~ ludld u OCII' we atteDdtd ttM Clrlt play1 ud .. rs. Cameroo ud t.belr r mll!ll be bit ID4 ol llle R._t -Com. cat Ktld. Ad)>WJ>c thtlr Urio(
eaGle a .arioaa &eddeot. ltllt mlaltJ PlaJWI. Ia tlllt a.me quarters wu a llrce ltdo
tma.CIDI people *'llP'nc tbln room tbe COY CtYle Auoela-wbere Mr. Camerae, thtartlll.
lOW ftltlac b' a plaDt to iand. t1oll UMd to bate tta pot luck painted aome •err lon)J ple-
Witat a ~I ._.,., ud JD4144tnp. After tures.
TwdJ-ftYt ,_,, qo there swer we cU8eQUid tbe free-Late 1n 1947 a Prub)'tetii.D
110 ftre deputmcat, tuk ftJ ud D'IUJ thlDp nteh are Church was belag orpntsed
~-lb'".b~o.bere. WbeD we came DOW blfltc dttciiUfkt today. by a P'O\C> ot Lalerestecl men AIRMAN Bela)l ID c c
after tbe war It wu Troop 17 beld ttl: ...tlJ Boy and women 1o the area wttb ol Ed'ft.rd m 0 ~ ~ •
<Wlmcall to pt a telepbooe ud Scout m..tlDp t!aere allo. seSSions and serTI.ee~ beLDc 1011 • I1D8I' r.
•• bad to walk don to stow ~ 1r1 JUDe, lMS, quite a oew beld 1n hOmes III tbt ebapel ot 515 TraY•• DriYe, Co.sta
era 11111ag ataUoD to use tbelr number at sbopS aad a dancing of Baltz Mortuary. The YOIJDC :•aai. bu~~beea~;a~dlpod~;:~l IIJ)II..,. wbeDettr lt YU oeeea-seboolwere op4D8d bl tM Blrt-Re.-. Tbomu M, GU18011 wu •• r
ary to ma.tepboDeeaUa. Tbere eber Bldf.. m:t ID tbe coroer tbe foUOdlng pastor. Tbe r»me PletiAC Air
wu at tbat Ume a amaU post ot tbat bulkltnr at Canatlon, chosen was St. Aat.·n's Pres-at tbe Air ~ 8 111 office but DO ma.ll deUYery, so Ra.pn's restalD"Ut waa opeoed byteria.n Chtacb. There we at-!:"!~ tau'secs •::lns.o e ID
we all walked don to get our and oa Friday nldU CaptaJn tended our nrst senlce at ....._ 1P« I
ma.U. Tl8t was atways Dice Racan bad Ybat WU \taowo as Chrl.stmastlme 1n Corooa del eomm\I.Dkattoaa -e1ectr011.1ca
u there were otbers tbere family nl(tlt W1Miill be put 00 War. .,.stems. He t. a 19'10 graduate
with whom we could ct..t u extn IIOOd complete dinner Here 1 am nearly 26 yean of Costa Mesa hl&f'l .tCbool aDd
aWlltle. Yr. Ross K1ng wu tor $1.25 wtt.b oo ales tu. later, now and t.beo c«~trtbut-rtceiYed b1a A. A. degree lD
tbeD our postmaster. FrleDd.s of the eommuoltywould tng my bit to tDe Enstgn news-b9~ from Ora.nce Coast
There were a few eoUee ptber tbere, teD stories a..ad paper. 0 ge.
=~= :.=tst;,::tsu!".:~! =: ~m~=-~ ""'e • Ann·•versary for Newport ~~~ Deonle's, whtcb ns also osed Tbe tl.rst tbtng we mew there
u a Greybound bus depot. Tbere were real estate omces popplng LIKE TO TRAVEL?·
HAVE.TO TRAVEL?
w
ARBOR TRAVEL
NE'NPORT BEACH
675-1311
was a kMlg beach ins1de oo IC> werywbere. Ted Flnster, president of the rent free as a Ctty Hall
wblcb people could stt and wait Our TeJ'J first klbster bake Newport Beach Historical So-Way, 1901, The first city seal
tor thelr bus. ODe collld ahrays was beld 1n October, 1949, at ciety, announces that Newport was tnaugurated, the motif
t1od good food there and Mary's tbe corner of W.arcuertte and Beach this mooth wtll h&Ye which was a combtog brea.ker,
pies were out of this world. Coast Hwy. lD the larpparldng been incorporated tor 67yeus. according to H. L. Sherman,
Across the street from them lot at Geoe'srestaurant. People The incorporatioo proposal aLJlhor of History of Newport
was Huens Coffee Sbop, where bad a cbolce of 1/Z lobster was won by a vote of 4.2 to 12. Be:tch.
saod1rtches, coffee, malts and or a sirloin steak d1nDer com. The orgao.lr.atioo meetlag was Plans are tmder way for a
slmdaes as well uotber snacks plete wtth potato chips, slaw, held In the Southern Paci.tlc membership dinner of the New-
were served. Also oo Coast rolls and butter, eoftee and Office on the pter.Astoreroorr. port Historical Society for
HJgttway was Rossi's restau-Ice cream all for $1.25, I be· to the building oo the corner September, to be held at the
rant, which served very good neve. Wow! Those were the of 15th Street and Central (oow Balboa Pav!Uon .
PCMtl Rychff MIJIIe Rlu Betty Jardine ltal.la.D food. In CODDecttoa wtth days. Tbearomdromthebroil-Balboa Boulevard) was offered ':;;;:=:;;;::;:=;;;;;;;::;;::;:;;;;:;;:;;;::;;:~;;;:;~ the restataa.ot was hls bakery, lag lobster was 90 enticing N H
I wbere one coold purchase 1t be<Ooned the I*>Pie to come CWCOffiCfS at oag Fl.ne Furnt.ture bomemade goodies. and pru1ate ot this delicious • Houpn•s Market waslbeooly food. At this !!rst lobster boke MONDAY, JULY 30 Boy •• llr. and llrs. Bruce!
T h grocery store at tbat ttme aDd the tables were deeonted by Y Boy •• 9 M1; · ~ Yrs. AnDrtony Jones 2941 Meodor.a Costa Ouc -Up we dld all of our sbopplng members of the C.D.W. Garden eyer, unipero tve, 11 • • Costa Mesa esa, t~~~ tunleLass we haJ!Beappehned toBalbe Ctl~..:.tTttbe otflcer_::llot lbeliCudiOO Girl -· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boy ·-Mr . and Mrs . Lau.
, LET US RECTifY YOUR ACCIDENTS AND gouoe 0 guna e or -a u..... me wert!" rs. a e R renee Boseant of 226 Sterks ~"#,7 . RESTORE YOUR PRICELESS POSSESSIONS. boa Island. Whitman's GArage Powers, president; Mrs. Louise M=ell, 135 Cecil Place, Costa Costa Mesa. ' • '"~'· was also here where ooe could Mower, secretary, and Mr s. • TUES. DAY JULY 31 Boy __ wr. and Mrs. Rooald
• ~ .. .., .. ..,.-"'E ~owe ... , ........ o "'1:~ .. 1.. h.ave his car serviced. There Clara Ad:a.ter, treasurer. • . Flnntla 1"'5 Anaheim A•en·-'"" -ovo: ~~0 .. , O A 0""'c ~ was a small store lmcnnl as Tbe busloessmeo broiled the Boy -· Mr . and Mrs. Eorus ' ., .... ,
I '"'"''-'"'" ... c ~ ,...,,... ... o•J<NG c,_ ... ,.... Brooklngs Variety OWDed aDd lobster llalYes and the 'WOmen Chauvin, or 678 Senate Street, ;osta Mesa .
. . P . c-r p {, t1 f' Costa Mesa F"RIDAY,AUG.3 '3ini.>ni.na :.:rouallu-u :.:rw nmann oper ated by llr.andMrs.Frank and !be Boy Scouts ser•ed the • WEDNESDAY AUG l Girl •• llr. and Mrs. Uerekl
J J . C. Broold.Dgs, who also !lad meals. Hard work tor all but Bo • · Allen 1531 SandcasUe OriYe ~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:~~ ticket sentce and lnformatloo ob wtW hm Tile mooewdertved Y --M . and Mr s. James • • • ' PI 9'73 Mt st •~ 1 Harbor View Hills. for tbe Santa Fe TnUways therefrom was donated to help erce, s on, "'~"· , Costa Mesa Girl ·-Mr. aod Mrs • ...,,lol bus llDe. One eould also pay tbe youth. Prtz.es were fur-• • r Netto 400 Merrimac MARINERS CHURCH
THE TEACHlNG IS CENTERED ON JESts CHRlST
AND THE BIBLE, WITH EMPHASIS ON PRACTICAL
CHRISTIAN UVING. ALL AGES ARE WELCOME.
Counsellna and vlsltl.ng aYallable.
SUNDAY S£!Mc'l:st It·•
1-.nAY IC..X. • • • . ..... ~~15 1: 10;10 A..
; aa11a1 •••• e,oo, H~ • 10::10 u1.
WtEE. , , .• , , ••••• '7~P.M.
their gas bills there. George's ll1Sbed by people of the town. THURSDAY • AUG, 2 si Costa' Mesa '
Warket was also bere, toeated I was asked by Publisher Arvo &y --Mr , and Mrs .. John • SATURDAY AUG 4 at the corner ot Uart--kl aod Haapa to dona.lP one of my Leece, 1107 Valley Ctrcle, • -•-Costa Mesa Boy ·-Mr . a.od Mrs. Joseph Coast Higtrny. A lew years baDdmade copper pictures and · Sbackeltord 1339 BUerStreet
later, tbe name was changed it was a sa1Hng sblp. Thl!" LIGA.L MOnti Apt A cosi:a wesa '
to Coast S.r Wartet, 1rU trm by the mother of B. Z. . ' •
IUlbl( bt 'oeed'Ctt.l~Udtrare Mc.KinDey, wbo .emed very NOTICE OF PUBLIC BEARlNG HEW CHAPTER A. l UO
............ 0111 ... ·opeeed &boat pleased wtttllt. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN a..:. HarW .. ....._, ot.
October, 1M?, OWDid b7 Prant To do our banktnc or atteoda U.t tbe City Catmell ot tbe Gamma Pili Beta SIOI"'ritJ lll.n
Jlllkins &Dd h1.s fltber, wbo picture show we bad to co City ot Newport Beaeh will begun preputoc a u.tr ..--
named 1t CrOWD Hardware a.od to Newport Beach, Lagtm. hokl a publlc heart.Dg regard-est cbapter at OC at lntDe.
noo E. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. near MacArtbta by that name tt Is sUD kDotro. Beach or Balboa. ing P!anni..llg Commlssioo Tbey wtll celetnte tbe new ~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~~_jT~be!_!!!r~st~llb~rary~~-~Qin~a Wben we came down to Corona Ameodment No. 362, request chapter wttll a ftmd raJsi.Dc
.= del War to Un tbere was only inltiated by the City to amend wiDe tut1Dg party at tbe hOme
ooe chlU'ch; 1t n.s called the the Big Canyon Pla.D.oed Com-or Wr. and Mrs. Harold Butts
Commontty Coogrep.ttooal munJty Development Standards In fbrbor Vtn Hills Thurs-
Cburch k>cated oo Heliotrope by reducing the permitted den-day. Augu.Q 23, from 7:30 to
Aveaue. Adjoln1o.g the church slties lD Areas 1, 6, 10 aDd 9:30 p.m. A donal:ioo ot $5
property there ns a valuable 14, located oorth of San Joa-per co~le wtU be reqoosted.
piece of property owned by quln fUlls Road, west of Mac-Ftatber lnformatioo may be
Roswell G. Blake, who s.])Otted Arthur Boulevard, south of ford obtained from Wr s. William
1HE WAY TO DO IS HAVE THE 2
Did you know
that E. F. Hutton ...
t has served the, Southern California
Investment community since 19C17
when It opened Its tlrst otrlce In
Los Angeles
+ today has 19 offices In Southern
California --Its Newport Beach of -
tlce conveniently located In Newport
Center
t was founded In 1904 and opened a
branch In San Francisco In 1905
maldng It the first New York-based
New York Stock Exchange member
firm to have a Pacific Coast office
t flashed the news of the San Fran-
cisco earthquake to New York via
Its private wire and established
business as usual within 24 hours
of the catastrophe
t Is one of the nation's largest invest-
ment banking and brokerage firms
with 112 offices in 3 0 states and
abroad
t ranks among the top I 0 New York
Stock Exchange member firms in
securities commissions and second
In commodities commissions
t is a public corporation listed on
the New York, Pacific Coast and
London Stock Exchanges and serves
over 400,000 clients
t has enjoyed 69 consecutive
of profitable operations
years
OON"T YOU THINK THIS IS THE KIND OF FID).,
YOU'D UKE TO 00 Bl.EtNESS WITH"
When E. F. Hutton talks. people listen
E. F. Hutton & Company Inc.
600-C Newport Center
Newport Beach, California 92660
644-9111
Walter N. Lynch, Manager
a Van Dyke beard. He was well Road and east or Jamboree ,A::._:K~Ir~k'_a~t_:96~3:·~5:35~3~. ___ ..1:===================::! dressed tn moditled western Road. r
PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS -for
convenieocc:, flexibility, easy with·
drawals without pen~ty and unre-
stricted deposits in any amount.
CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS -for
higher guaranteed earnings on larger
deposits held for longer, specified
terms.
AND NOW YOUR SAVINGS EARN MORE THAN EVER BEFORE
ON PASSBOOK AND CERTIFICATE ACCOUN"IS. Sman save"
need BOTH! Interest on aJJ ac:counts compounded daily, paid quarterly.
5 1 % on -and ""''"' PlllSiboot Acc:ounll with day-in 10 ~ day-out intern~ on any amount.
CERTIFICATE ACCOUN"IS EARN
7" 15.000 minimum
4to6yun•
% Sl,OOO
mlol:mum
11 to ll month.•
.,.~ _ .. _b' ..... ~, .......... ,.... __ ..,.
wii.W .............. H..., lftt.,_ f...t•w,.._
_.CWPICZ: HOOonoA-'"--~m.tt, -7J4t
LAD .-a SAM a.llliftiH1'B I.AOUNA tn0\1U
•w..~A.... 601,..,.1PO'rbta.l J Wr •a-,Pt.a
lAOUNA H1lU, 1-0IDo •lo"""
•
clothes and alwaysbadatrlend-NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR.
ly smile, a handshake and stor-THER GIVEN tbat the saJdpub-
les ot loog ago. Mr. Blake lie bearing will be held oo the
Uved I.D his large wbite two-27th day of August, 1973, at
story borne on that property. the OOta of 1:30 p.m. ln the
Tbe eburch acquired the prop. Couoctl Chambers or the City
e.rty alter bls death. Mr. Bialr.e Hall of tbe City ol Newport
also owned some property aJooc Beach, C aWornia, at wlltcb ~e
Coast fllcb1ray iD which lle Md and place any and all per~
a curio museum wbJ cb were l.nterested may appear aDd be
boused Ills el.hibtts or the reHcs heard thereoo.
be bad collected over the years Laura Lagios
oo. b1s various adventures. He City Clerk
was always glad to visitors City of Newport Beach
to stop by aDd see his curios PubUsh: Aug. 1973, in the
&Dd if they would tarry looc Newport Harrlbor:::!!:~::;.-.. 1
eooaefl be was hajlpy to tell P'"~ •
tbem about his good friend WU-
llam F. Cody, (Bufflllo BtU).
ud other friends of that era.
In tbe DUt block ICl, OD the
corner of Goldenrod and Coast
Hwy. was Cameron's CorDU,
wblcb was owned by W..r . &Dd
Mrs. Jolm W. C ameroo. Thb
property eODSisted ot seYera.l
IID1&)] slq>s, ooe of wh!cb wu OUIAIIa•s
occ,..led b!' llu. Jeanoo c. ,.. I.AUNH'Y Gb'lm. wbo bad an tnferasttoc _.
11tt1o anllq• sha!> ftlled wttb C!ll6!.1T! BY EXJ>EBTll
nU.es of tbe past tor sale. Sbl .lfEWPOR'f BEACR-alftJ• kept ber 5tq) Ira brtcbt
u:1 IIJI.fkllDe order. Nut to 105& Bay~ Dr·
t11at wu tbe Jack Sullln.o rn.l Futda ts.
lltlteol!lce.TbeEnstguopeeed I:::Par::":"ewport Its llrat oC!Iee lD CamKcm'• Apts. H.
Conor. Apts.S.
1D tbt .. ~ bloet .,.s F•
!lOW OPill 1 DAYS • . . no -ntol •.• no ..... -... T-......... .
tllal rll*f . , . WlM, ~ C1tlllar7. lte.
• • • ,. AztlcMM • • • Get A...,. .. 0 s.dii.J''•
-••• ~ A1 l'lltl'tl ••• IWII"•
1.1111o --, •• -Root ••• -.., ... --,.. " .
}(;, · ~~-'tY an/!/. /?~~w./
l'h· . /ta_,m ; r;,/i (/," f~·~~:/"'~~~'.1
~_oen/A ~y,~"''"'" I
~t£.~:n~ al' ~/ ,?
THROUGHOUT AUGUST
Lorraine SUtherland Jamboree Road at BaySide 01
Newport Beach 675-3183
Hours, 9J0-5.30 Sundavs, 11-4 FASHIONS AT THE BEACH
A
collection
of
quaint
shops
••• IS
-·---
...... --OlllorJ ... eo. t'i~-ol1on . . . Ot.lloe ·cv •u . . . .._
~ ••• ~Art ••• ....., ...... '---------.1 t:. ,... 4 • , , no·-hdary , •• DIWI
llloa ··-... -••• --•. :"I I-•• , WITII-11'0
COlD..
•
•• -
MRS. DUNN HEADS NH TUESDAY CLUB
lojAom._ Ia 1M ''bocl< 1D ~. --pUipnol. uto; llro, LA.._ Wrlpt,
_ .. -. boil lor 1M -,utM-. P>lf;llro.-Obllk,traft~ .. -. o1 1M,.._ c..-. .. ,.,... _____ llrL wm. c. eomr, 11&111
RnltJutiJII! ollfowport Rorbor. wiD -UO: BJ.lo .... lilrL ltlcMrd Cipln; llrl. LGolo Wlilto, toJo. '-IDIM-1117CIIt>'' -.u;--,lilrL81owvt _....,..,..,
lor-........,. -.., II-llota; PllllldtJo, 1i1rL -llro. 0.0 'lllU P-1M
ttl' ID ableaee ol I JtUI, lllUir; ..... , Mra. Carl DI'W' bou'd toptblr tor I JIH· Chinese-
1'1lo Drot -., wiU bo -•; ~ lin. -.,.-.. II bor -a s.t, IS ... _. II II a.m., y.,._ GraJ; -lilrL lleo-Ia B&Jereot, .. Aoc. 17 u
t»J.Ioftd b7 bai1Deu portloa jam1D Modeltl; ~ a ••'ftl'm ._..,to lbrmalah pa.
111111 1M procnm, 11111ch wiD llro.Jotms._,..,.11al111, fb< tllo '""'·A--..,lllr Rail> H .... J 1o lhe plot-lira. Du F. IIlii; -. WIU bo bold N ... 10 II lilt
bm wUb "Great momeata of llr1. F._.ace Sklper; ftltllt-!fewporter lrlD. tmdertbtcbair-
tlll UMatre." lblp, lira. I act E. Hart; ac-manahfp ot Yn. ltelmedJ. It
CUisine
Promiu Good Food
WNCH, DIN>&, COCKrAILS Welcomin1 members and eommodltlou, Mrs. RaJmoad will bl.,... a "Cbrlstmu U'OODd
p.U t.d. after a busy sum-Le.ta. the world" tbemt. :000 TO GO (SPECIAL
BANQUETS /CAIERING
mil' wtll be tbe Oft Pf'elldent, Sectloo ebatrmn taclude W:n. FlDley will ebatrmu tbe
ToS..... y.,..
a M""'otllbl. v;,_,. is 0.., GotU
-~~-
Mrs. Fred P. OuDo. The e•-lire, Rutb ~. .ut.r tradttioD&l cu1UeQ.cbt tea. to
ecutln committee members Fins; lira. 11:auoa. Pathufl, be held Dec. 11 at tbe bome al
.. ted with ber are Mrs. Ru-Boob IDd Std; Mr1. J. Arttnll' Mrs. Floyd Buellla CorCDa cHI
do_,b Vaneset. 1st rtee-presl-Cos, bowlinr; Mrs. Fred Sl-Mar. Mn. Ftnlay wtll a]a)
dtot; Mrs. Robert FtnlaJ Zod aaset. cards; towDamut Had up tbe annlal Tmea:ily
Ylce • president; Mrs. (aeon bridge, Mra. llartt• KiDc; Club phtla.Dttlrq)llJ J»..rt1 oa
Scblepl, 3rd Y"tce president; Mrs. COI18tance Fl'omm, tiDe Feb. U.
OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEB<
Mrs. Robert Weise, reeordi.Dg G 1 .• fits "lable secretarY; Mrs. Herbert Hart-. ne lVII
ley, corresponding secreta:ry; • •
Mrs. Charles Fowler, Qnanetal
IN CORONA DB. MAR 67~9919
2121 E. COAST KWV.
Ntflf M«Arthur
Thanks to You-
secreta:ry, and Mrs. Helen Mac-Vetei'IJlS slcD1Dc up for fi.U
Lean. treasurer. Mrs. ClaOOe c lasses at Oraop Cout Col-
Cotton will serve as parlia. lege ean apply tor Gl beoetlta
meotarlan, aDd Mrs. P. D. at regtstratioll. aeeordlac to
Jim CarSOD., OCC ntenu af.
fairs coordloator.
ReP~Uon ~ ~bdmeM
only ls being held Aug. 16
tbrough Sept. 3 in tbe OCC
WE'RE STILL HERE!
Records and AdmlssioDIOfftee.
Late registration, oo a "drop
ID" basis, Is scbeduled for
Sept. 4-7, 11 -14, and 17-21.
FaU classes begin Sept. 11.
The OCC Veterans Affairs
omce Is located ID tbe Student
Sentces 8u1ld1Dg.
Mr. Carson said tbat educa-
Uooal beoeftts tor f\.111-Ume
aJngle .-eterans, wbo are en-
rolled 1D 12 or more units,
total $220 per mooth. Full-
Ume married Yets reeeln $.261
per month, while veta wttb 2
depeodents receive $298. Veta
with addl.tlooal dependeots re-
ceive $18 per depeDdeot. Bene-
fits are also available to nts
wbo are atteodi.Dg scbool oo.
a tbree-quarters basts or half-
Ume.
When we opened Karen Margreta Imports In 1946,
Coast Highway was practically bare and there were
very few buildings along the highway. We didn't
have a drugstore and only a little general store
with dry goods and some groceries by Mustards.
Soon after, however, the predecessors to Cannons
(Hogans) opened the first real food market ·-small
but complete, on Coast Highway near Goldenrod.
Our first shop Is now the garden office of the Sher-
man Foundation.
Del Mar ship to cruise
··~ WE OFFER YOU - -• • -Crystal~· The finest qu:aiJty a.nd most beauUI'Ul designs we can ftnd r epresenta .
•• live or the sfmpUctty and grace or Sweden, Deomark and Ftnland.
Famous name lines at lowest prices.
Olin a Royal Copenhagen is just one of the fine recognized manufacturers
of porcelain which we carry. Collector Christmas and Mother 's Day
plates are among our popular Imports. We Invite you to join our
co llector club.
This summer ma.ny of the
Sea EJPlorers lDOra.ngeCounty
Council will be tak1D& summer
cruises trom the Sea Scout
EJPlorer Base at Newport
Beach this summer:
Del Wu, Ship 711, Corooa
del Mar, SkiA>U Mlke stewart,
will be travell.ng wtth anottler
vessel, the Blue Peter. To.
gether they wtll be cr ewed by
2 adults aod 11 boys. They will
be sailing about the Channel
ls laOOs, leartng Newport Har-
bor oo Aug. 18 and returning
Aug. 26.
Sea EJPlorl.ng Ls the oldest
senior boy program 1n Boy
UGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING
Scouting. The year that the
Boy Scouts or America loeor-
porated, Lord Badea-PoweU's
older brother voiced the hope
that older scouts would be lD-
terested tn learning about boat
ma.nagement and seamanship.
Boys 1D Brlllan were eutbusl-
astlc about tile prognm and
Z years later, 1n 1912, Sea
Scoutl.ng foUlld Its way to tbe
United states.
Tbe Sea Scout Base in New-
port Beach •as started ID the
late 1930's and Is the center
of activities for Sea EJplorlng
1n Orange County.
·~ Steel.
Furniture
The simple elep.nce and durablllty of stet! l in flatware and serving
dishes were just comlog to the toregroUDd In this country when we
opened our store. Now this Is a "must" In oearly every home. -. ~.
.._ --------~rer qllll'ltN ll l~U,tQ-tb, r.r~r N«mao•s
N~~rserJ, we were aJ:tle to bring you Danish, SwedJstl aDd Norweg1a.n
rurotture plaa maDJ more of lbe tnterestlDc accessocles which com-
pliment 2oth centiD")' UY111g. There we laid the plans for the Danish
Coffee Garden.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN
that the City Council of tbl
City of Newport Beach will
bold a pui>Ue beor1n( reiPlrdll>J I
Or ......... No. 1511, ~~;;! OR[)[NAHCE OF THE t'
NEWPORT BEACH~~~·~
PROPERTY AND AMENDING
Otristmas
SO YOU
~:. .,.
PAUSE FOR
DANISH
PASTRY
AND COFFEE
Cards from many lands, tree trimmings, decorations and many
llttle traditional ftems, which make Cllrtstmas a very special season,
ate round in our store ror the holiday sea801l (August Is our Christmas
card "sale" mooth -·and a good time to shop early,)
ARE THE REASON WE ARE STILL HERE.
THANK YOU!
WE HOPE OUR OLD FRI.ENOO WILL CONTINUE TO LET
US SERVE THEM AND MAY WE AlSO lNVITE THE NEW RESI.
DENTS TO COME IN AND BROWSE . , , WE ARE OPEN ON
SUNDAYS. WE STRIVE TO ACCOMMODATE EVERY BUDGET
•• lN A COURTEOI.S AND EFfiCIENT MANNER,
A PORTION OF 01STRIC11NG
MAP NO. ~0. PlaoDtng Com-
mission Amendment No. 377,
rezoning property located oo
the south side ot Sao Joaquin
Hills Road between MacArthur
Boulevard and the proposed
New MacArthur Boulevard ln
Harbor Vtew fUlls from the
R-l -8 District to the R-A Dis-
trict.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR-
THER GIVEN that the said pub-
lie bearing wtU be Deld on the
27th day or August, 1973, at
tbe boor of 7:SO p.m. 1n tbe
CouncU Cbambers or tbe City
Hall or the City of Newport
Beach. Callfornla, at wb.lch time
raod place a.ny a.nd all persons
tr«erested may appear a.nd be
beard tbereoo.
Laura Lagios
City Clerk
City of Newport Beach
~~ J:€1. MAe. L.o..W. :t~ Publlsh' Aug. 16, 1973, In the t7TT .. Newport Harbor Ensign.
Page 8 THE ENSIGN
FRIDAY, AUGU8T 13, 1148
)973
GOOD NEIGHBORS
DOWN THE YEARS!
SHOE SERVICE A c:'!"'....::·,:;,:• nntversary to
:MC»E.C..~ =-~ l~lJ Olt.., Wc•t..•t · ---=~-=~~ Now entering their 26th year
• ,,. NIY8II. ••:MT ........ _ f . . ~.-10_,_ ...... 'C8_._ •• _~_,_ •• __,. o commuruty servtce.
' I I II
//I I 1
NatPORT MA .. 80R IIHIIOH
HC:TION t, ~AOC t
TMUMOAY, AUCIUIT M, W71
OOfiiONA OCD. ....... CALIP.
-11629fl
Shenn•n Muns Is the re•son
A Storekeeper That's
Knowledgeable. Cour1 eous. Dependable. Fnendly &
Wilting to Serve
These ore some of the things Shennan keeps
CorOuooy 8~111 Snooro
Hlwl" At~l<ll Sh,.ll
l•~' N~vo Jun& l(•nll Croll! 811111
Hend TOOIIO l11tn" Be•11
Jockty Undt-wllr
l•~· CO!dl
'"''''"""'" Soc~s Buc~•u•de sr"''" Half•l B1rmudn
'"""'" w.~, lhe()l B•n Lon 5""'' Suede Co»IO
"'"\ h n S••"'*U' Fun 111
Surlh"' Sw•m••~• Bull Cult
Cheellr$
Un>Que P•nt•n Soo•r S"-'" ,.,,,,,. .. ,,~.
Mad•u s""'' Bow,, ..
Bold Pllod 1'1n1~
Wllchbena• 8•~1 ';IIO!ll
Culled Pophn P1nts 5"''"11 J1ch11-t.loQnl~ M•c 11n~ roc• Heno len Wondt>tee>e••
"'""""' Carau<Of Jecoel ioi1QIII~ Mec
Clen•c Sllltuc•e• Sn•l11
fer"' Clolll Si'OriS
lell"'" (."" liQU"I VOIIIy T•u""' !>•n~eleu s .. n~e•s
Pec•hc Toaol W•ndt>•u•e•
Oenom Bell• ••oyle Soc •• f •eO,., l(n•l W·•~
AIOMI Sllt>t
l(ey CMII"l
Ooooardl Dry Clean
Boy't Dept.
lev• Co<OI
Su•'""• ~'~••••u Sn••ll Hano Ten I Sn,or,
Co•dt sno•t• H1ng Ten S"''m"U'
WI•"'·UP Jackell
J<><:Oe~ U,..d,....,n,
Ten• Ioili L•o~n• Vollly·B•" To.,.,,,
Heng Ttn W nOo•n•t•t
lu•lltnecO
Jen•ren T 5""" Hang Te~ Soc••
Spool S"·'l r<.,n 1).1111'"~'
Alonl Slfp~
A atore ot ••tr•ordln•ry cNr•cter lor men I boys.
SANKAMI!IIICAIIO
IIIAST.II C"Aiifq•
1028 lrvrne. Newport Beech, Califorrua 92660. Phone 6 4 '2-7061
+ + •• jf
. .
• fiA£PlAC£ EQUlfMEKT
• W LOGS
• lARS I 8AUTOOlS
• UMBUU.AS
• 8A118ECUES OUTDOOl 1UlNITURE
• GAS aARBECUES
• GAS LAMPS • WltOUGtfT IROff
• RAnAN • ALUMINUM
• IUDWOOO
NllWI'OitT HAlll-.cHt &HalON
CO..:>NA DilL MA"-CALl P.
IIECTlON 1, fi'A01l7
THUMOAV, AUOUIT ta, 11tl'1
.,__ bl .. u. Cougar gals undefeated
~ wwe Flnlchlar a IUCceslttal lea· CYC ''Star1,0"~""""~cb:'k>: eor1ood, preclom•••IJ, YDUM I<K1. the NetrpOI't recreatsoo Ue1; 3rd;
peap .. wbo made tbt tdltor)', department prt.• JOftball "Rucag,"
IDd Buell'• acecMil 11: • till teams played ftnal pmea wltll era.
I&Dd, or, ratber, oa tbt wU., 1 ?5 CU"ls partielpatlng. "C" --lit: 8&lbol "Bclltla
bow 1t ftl ill Mftpol1 Bll.cb Tile Cautoruta Coupra, 8 Cap1.'' coacb Mo Wela; ZDd:
50 J•l'l 110 IDd Wbat ,.... aDd 9 year okSa trom Eutbluff tie betweeo Marlaers "Fire-~ to tt duri.Dc tboee Park, eDded tbe sea!IIXI as the I:Jala'' ud librlDers ''Sea
JIIZI aod bow tt I.e today. only tmdeteated team. Their Slup, ·• botb eoaebed by Pem
By Blllllter CrHIJ Hueb'• book U, Wblt I would last pme, ap.inst the deter-Jaeobeoo; Srd: Buf!IJo 81111,
It bu beea. a loDe Ume slnee llke to call, a aatura.l book. ml.ned Penlna:ula Surf Cats, eoacb Tert Kab&a.
tbl1 r"tewer of boots hu ftD-Tbe tutbot bas a 8torJ to teU. went 1Ato an extn lnniDC be-"0" --ltt: Eutblu:ff "Cal-
Ubed a book llld bU ll1d to Ud be sits rtebt don.IDCI telll tore the Couga..rs elatmed a Uorllla Couear1,'' ec.eb
b.tm .. lf, "Tta.ok tbe &DOd Lord tt. Rts reader sill rlebt dOWII 9-7 victory. Pltcber for lhe Clucu; ZDd: Pa:Wll:ula '
tlat tbla book l».1beeowrttteo" wltb blm tollsteaudthereader WinD1ng teamwuRaeniKeougb. eata," c01.ch Ko WeJ.sa; 3rd:
lDd that was Just tbe tboupt does aot cet ._. to ieaYe lllt11 Tbe wt..oners of the s dh1-eve "Sky Scrapers," CO&ebed
I bad C»QD flnt8MDg "Beaell tbe tale 11 told:. stoos: by Mary Nettles, tiedwtthMar.
Rat Days," Hup McMillan'£ Tbere 11 DO rrtdeDee ofUJ "8" --ls1:Mar1ners"Booc-Lners "Cool Pops," coacbed
aceouo.t of his Ufe 1n Newport profeulooal baud In eltber tbe tes, '' coach Mo Weiss; ZDd: by Pea:Y Jacobson.
Beach, wbere be wu born In wrlttac or tbe deslCD. « tbe ----------Qutstancttq players from
1916. orpolsaUons ol tho -. Tho --~LI!G~A~L~MO~T!IC:!I~-each portlclp<Unr team 1D the Scattered througb the boot events are reeocmtec1 u tbey league will be boooted at u
are facts, dropped like scrapa come to mind IJid for thll: FICTITIOlE BlElNESS NAME awards ceremony to be beld:
of p&per 1n I bare ud bouDd.l reai!JOD the book 11 I comtDetac STATEMENT at 7 p.m. August 21 In tbe
race, aDd refereoces to bls story and 1t leans tbe reader Tbe rollowtng per110ns are Newport Beacb City Council
father, uncles, COUB1ns aod koowlng that tb1s wa.s just the dotng business as: Ocea.o View '!lla.mbers.
cra.adfatber, all worldDc. ftsh-way 1t was and tb1nk1nr. aow I Reotal, 151 Commercial Way, r-iiiiC:iiiiO;iC-lnc. building aDd world.o( on kDoW' bow it 1Pll to be bon Costa Mesa, California: Cha.t-
leYles 1n storms to save the and reared in Newport Beacll, les Markel, 151 Commer cial
Yillage from destrooUon by some 50 years ago. Way, Costa Mesa, Calllornia;
floods as well as building the Speaking as an lltl-recoa-Jerry Cross, 151 Com mercial
community aJXt provldincltwith strueted rare book dealer, I Way, Costa Mesa, CaWorDia;
such esset1t1als as water. liiurd that anotber 50 years John Dickens, 151 Commercial
From tbe time tbe author forward from DOW thla book's Way, Costa Mesa , California.
was 10 years ot ace be roamed nlue will be oamed lD. Ute This business ts conducted
our bay and the back bay wltb tbousands of dollars because by a general partnership.
rowboat, clam dlg:lng tools, It Is ocnr an t.Dtegnt part of Slgped : Cllarles Markel.
fishing rod and lbotp, aDd be bl.stortc structure. Tb.l.s statement was ntedwtth
came to know the current.r, the 1 am pleased tbat Hugb ba.8 the County Clerk of Orange
channels aod tbe ma.oy under-dedicated bls book to Ano County on Aug. 13, 1973, Wll-Servtnc Or''""
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on his way to San otego creek Harbor Eoslgn &Ddbotbthebook ;~P~ub;U~s~h~' ~A~u~g.:1:6,j2~3~,3~o~.1:3;2~·~N~. ~N~o~w~p~o~rt~B~Iv;d~.J~~~~~~~~t~OST;~A~MI~SA;~·~~-~~M;IO~~~ for the dawn fllgt:at of ducks, a.od tbeblrtbdayareapproprlate Sept. 6, 1973, ln the Newport H Beach
he felt embarrassed when he events to dYe me a cbance, Harbor Ensign. F -27469
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himself from his mother's Friday nigbt b7 Mite Caruso,
apron strings gt¥es validity to Rick Woods, Sonny Nutter aad
his statement that u ts too other top-flietlt ncers. Tbe
late to save the back bay. The Bast brother~ finished 1-2 1n ,. ...........
flood cootrol chamels San last Friday 8 scratch rnaJ..a. (Near MacArtJuar Bou&eftl"d)
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Q. Wlchlto, tc.-. "How do you
explain lu . .f5:7r The concept ot
cr~at~d evil concem1 me. If there
had been no dtwll In the be11n~
ning, aU sin could have been
avoided."
Dr._....L., ......
Gokkn Tex.t : "'For,,_., all t.W tlllld,,. of Cod by 5 :10). aod later alluaioaa to the
'dntn:heo of C•lotio' (I eo.. 16:1; I
Pot. I :1, aod porlloJ» 2 Tim. 4:10),
.-If ,_ -ill the oplsde mat.,';~' be ad..t.ely mt.adod, _,.
to 1 """ th< -cld«<ioa
wu ·-· (d. Goo,.. T. ""'-· C~n.m..nt, ;. llu Atostoli< Agt,
that tf there had been no devil In should bring us even closer to our
the beghmlng, all evlf coukt heve mo11 valuable possession in life,
been avoided. No doubt evtl mt· _ .. namely failh In the lord Jesus
have existed u a p011ibUity aJona Christ • tft1h u. c•rin ,,,..r· (Gal 3 :26).
• AUL'S letter to the Gala·
tian Christian• has been
called the '"ag..a chof'ID of
Christian li~ny. In ~
nection with the: 5tudy of
the book or Galatiant,
which set:J forth the glo-
rious doctrine of justification by faith
alone, the n:marks of a faithful New
Testament scholar should be observed :
"It is impossible to overestimate the
vilue of this epistle . . . Its chief im-
portance lies in its exhibition of the
theological vounds on which ~sted
the emancipation of Christianity from
Judaism and its C:!ltablishment as a uni-
versal religion. Chaptt:r 2: t 1-2 1 shows
that t~ doctrine: of the epistle was not
a new one, but w;u; the recognized
basis on which Gnltilc Christianity
•toad.
"The center of that doctrine: was the
death of Christ, the significance of
which it wa.5 e!lpec.ially Paul's privilege
to ma.ke clear. Knowing that the di-
vine law requin~s of every man right-
eousness through perfect obedience,
that no man can obtain such righteous-
ness through his own works, and that
the penalty of sin is death; considu-
ing the pttfc:ct life of Jesus, and as-
sured at Damascus of his Messiahship,
Paul was led to realize that the death
of Mc:ssiah was the divinely provided
satisfaction of the law for his people.
At once its mysteriousness and offen-
aiveaeu wu removed. It be<:ame
God'!! crowning act of mace. lt e:a-
plained why faith, whenby the work
of Christ wu appropriated, had bun
made from the beginning the only ooo-
dition of aaJvation. With thit, of
courR, the obligation to ob.erve the
law in order to aalvation pa.ued away.
"Evidenly, too, since the Scripturea
had -ever promised salvation through
Christ and by faith, the law had never
been intended to be the way of aalva-
tion at all. The Jews had mJsunder-
stood its object. It had only l::t«n in-
tended to prepare for Christ by awak-
ening the sense of guilt. Its great
mont principles, indeed, would ncr
remain as a guid~ to the interpretation
of God's character and will; but its
ceremonial ordinances had no further
function. To regard thnn as neces-
sary was in fact to a fall away from
the Gospd. To bind them on the be-
liever was to imply that Christ had
died in vain. Thus Christianity was at
once delegali:ted and denationalized.
The blessinR of Abraham, through the
work of Christ in dying for sinners,
had come to the Gentiles, and faith
alone was the condition of. salvation
for aU alike.
1!100, pp. 212, 213).
Tho -nne of the pteent letJon,
which it entitled "The Law UJd the
Gotpd," lJ:
1. n.: PromiJe u. Functa ....... r
(Gal 3 :17, 18)
2. Tho Purpose of the Law ( Go.l.
3 :19-22)
3. 11M: Dispensation of Faith (Gal:
3:23-29)
THE N.OMISE IS FUNDAMENTAL
In Galatians 3:17, 18 we read :
"And this I say, that the covenant, that
was confirmed before of God in
Otrist, the law, which was four hun-
d~ and thirty years after, cannot
disannul, that it shou1d make the
promise of none effect. For if the in-
heritance be of the: law, it is no more
of promi!l!: but God gave it to Abra-
ham by promise.''
Ver5es I 5 and 16 of Galatians 3
should bC' read along with the verses
"Of this transition the Epistle to ( 17, 18) just quoted. Thus, these four
the Galatians is the abiding monument. verses (I 5-18) present the relation of
We may believe that it had its intended the promise to the Law. Moreover,
effect on the Galatians themselves. The the apostle points out very dearly that
apostle anticipated that it would (Gal. the Law cannot hindeT the promise.
A. God, in His loving grace and
sovereign mercy, has not been nor
would He ever be, responsible In
any sense for sin coming into the
world. Man was created with a hu~
man will so that he m lght choose
between good and evil. When lu-
cifer was created, he was perfect,
as were Adam and Eve in the Gar-
den of Eden, before their tempta·
tion and degradation. With the
verse you have mentioned we
might translate our lord's saying,
"I form the light and create dark-
ness; I make peace and I create
trouble or adversity as a judgment
upon sin." You see the purpose
here of wretchedness and dark~
ness. We do not know for a fact
STRENGTH FOR TH£
9nm2~) m aJ1
IT IS WONDERFUL to study the im-
portant prayers we ftnd in the Bi-
ble. Such ie. the ca11e of one by Paul
in Ephesians 3: U -21 : "For this
t•ause I bow my knees unto the Fa-
ther of our Lord Jesus Christ, Of
whom the whole fam ily in heaven
;md earth is named, That He would
~trant you, according to the riche11
f'f Hi11 R:lory. to be streni('lhened with
might by His Spirit in the inner man:
with soodness. God created all
things good. No. God did not ere~
ate evil. He would not work at
cross~purposes with Hlmsetf. Th,n,
why did the Lord allow such things
to happen? Someday when you
are the most despondent, thinking
Q. Fresno, C~llf. "Woul.d you
please explain the passase '" John
6:54-577 Does it have to do wlrh
communion 1"
this world Is an unutterable mess, A. In Its broad context this chapter
remember one thing-it will 'Pre~ deals with our Lord Jesus feeding
serve your sanity and balance. In th 5 000 Ha ·ng pacified their
spite of all the imperfections In he . ' 1 h. v•H tells them of a
the world, an infinitely wise, and P Y51ca unger e more important need which He
loving and compassionate God saw can fulfill. The positive assertion
this plan ot His was the best and comes, "I am the bread of lite."
only means ot bringing glory to Here He contrasts Himself to the
His name (Rom. 11 :36). Many manna that the jewish fathers ate
times there are questions that with in the wilderness. When they par~
our human mind and limited view took of it they still eventually died.
we cannot begin to fathom. This He poinls out that He is "the living
Rev. Sto•tlq CoW...
bread." He promises that if any
man would "eat of this bread he
0 B "b} 18) o( our printed text, it is interest-I
Concerning the passage (vv. 17 and
The Christ of the I ein~Wnotetheooo~m<ntsofamodern
_ B1bhcal scholar: (v, 17) The fui-L---------------=-:-----,-7--,-~--:-;-' filmcnt of the promise is thw to be
That Christ may dwell in you r hearts
by faith ; that ye, beinll rooted anrl
~(rounded in love, may be able to
comprehend with all saintS what i!\
the breadth, and length, and depth,
and hei~tht; And to know the love
of Chri11t, which paaseth knowledge,
that ye might be tilled with all the
fulne!\.'1 or God. Now unto Him that
i!l able to do exceeding abundantly
above all that we uk or think, ac-
rordin~r to the power that worketh
in u~t. Unto Him be ~lory in the
f'hurth of Christ throu~hout all ages,
world without end. Amen." How
grE'at a love did the Lord place in
Paul's heart for all people! He want-
ed these believers to be strengthened
with mitht by God's Spirtt in the
inner man. When one iA bom pf God; 1
the Holy Spirit eomes to dwell with-
in the heart. There ia a witness with
your spirit that you are a child of
God. The One who inspired the Word
of God, becomes your Teacher. Ht>
is also you r Comforter. This doesn't
mean that His ministry is to save u!l
from pvery problem that may come
alon~r. The meaning of Comforter is
thAt He will feed strength into us.
Where do you need to be strong'! Tht.'
real need is in!! ide; we must be strong
in faith. You can't a-et this al the
!!Upermarket, or buy it from acme
gymnastic course. All of us are Ket -
ting older on the outside. We're wear.
ing out, bit by bit, whether we like
it or not. Yet, though the outward
man perishes, the inward man is be·
ing l'f'newed. This is all done accord-
ing to the riches of God'8 grace and
JZiory. Thi8 we ftnd in great abun-
dance. It is one thinat to give out of
one'" abundance but Car more won-
derful to !live ou t of His ~rrace.
A l>l i~ tht.' C'Ut' with our Lord,
we are to give according to His
riC'he11 in glory. This ill also shown
us in Philippians 4 :19. To dwt:ll
means that our hearts beco me
Christ's abiding place. Some o( you
have cottages in the mountains, ca-
bi ns by the lake, hou~s down at the
!\ea. You visit there, liS vacation
places. lt is not where you dwell but
where you visit. Christ desire.!! not
ju.!lt to visit, but actually to dwell in
us as HiR permanent abode. This
means that Christ may be at home
in your heart by faith, and you In
turn are rooted and grou nded in His
love .
shall live forever''. The reference
here is not to some physical nour-
ishment. He refers to the fact that
He would gi¥e His perfect, peer-
less body as a sacrifice for the sins
of the world. The people there
could see only the physical inter-
pretation. They could not under-
stand how they could eat flesh
and blood and live forever. jesus
tPstifies, "He that eatelh my flesh
and drinketh my blood dwelleth in
Me and I in him." Thai is the se-
cret. It is a spiritual, mystical rela-
tionship. It does not refer to our
communion. The Scripture cannot
be twisted to mean His physical
body. As a matter of fact, there is
nothing in John's gospel at all that
deals with the institution of the
lord's supper. In John 13:2 we
have a celebration of the last pass-
over but this is not the institution
of the last supper. This is found in
Matthew 26, Mark 14 and luke 22.
By George H. Fromow
.·Jss ooat.· Sarrtary of the British
Co!!ucil of Protrstanl Christian
Cflllrchrs
The Almighty God has attested
Lhri st's position as Son of God, S<'l)'·
u1g : "This is my beloved Son. in
11·h o t11 I am well pleased; hear rc him''
1 ~latt. 17 :5) ; so, too, :tt His baptism
(Man . .l :17): "Lo a voice from
heaven, ~ying, This ia my· beloved ?0!1 in w\}O.Jl1l. ~ \'(e,ll ,~ql~~,.also
u\ Peter'!. cor\fes5ion, W1\li:h tluist
said was by revelation from the
F;~ther: "Thou art the Christ, the Son
()f the living God" (Matt. 16:16).
::>cripturt, history, Church
• nee, a\d one's own personal
cnct attest this.
experi-
cxperi-
Ch rist Himself claimed to be the
..... on of Go<l, the Messiah of Israel,
the Chris.t of the Scri ptures, the sole
Prophet 1·, ho alone can te::tch Hi the
truth, the only Priest who has full)'
.• wned for us and can lead us in wor-
~hip and evermore intercede for us,
our King supreme, whose crown
• ights must be obeyed.
Jesus Chri91: fulfilh:d the M~:ssianic
1ypcs and prophecies of the Old Test-
ament, Ly His birth of :1 virgin
mother, by Hi, holy nature, His per-
leer spotless character, His complete
obedience and devotion to the Will
:~nd Law and Word of His Father
::tnd God. Psalm 40:7-10 has given ~
summary of His message in the Book,
the \Vi\1 and the Law. He is the
preacher of righteousness faithful -
nes!i, salvation, gra.cc (lovingitind-
ness) and truth.
By His life of obedience He
wrought OU>l for us that perfect right-
eousness which God imputes to all
who believe. He gave Himself up to
the death of the cross, being de-
livered fo r our offenses and raised
again because of our justification. We
need this dual salvation, for we owe
to God a double dC'bt: (a) we owe
Him a perfect life and (b) we owe
Him the penalty of the brokeo law :
''jesus, Thy blood and righteousness
My buuty arc:, my glorious dress."
"By one offering He
for ev~r them that
(H<b. 10:14).
hath p<rfott«<
are aanctilied"
jtsUJ Cbri1t fulfilled Hi1 claim in
heart, mind, soul and strength. by
wordt aod workt and ways, salitfac-
torily to God aod as the linncr's
Surety and Subltitute. Wben from
tbt crota He cried: "It it fiDUhed,"
lll the sinJ of all His bdl<vinr peopl<
wuc IOl"fYcr CIJlCICUed, and we wut
thcnby jllllifi<d.
Hioclal.ato~wNaodia
-and .....,.r by -wlso ... ""' bolicYo ill HUn. Tbc Doril -It"'""" bo lokl:"lf n.o.a be
1M SoD of God • • ." The JCriba,
Jriooln.. and 1'l>an-and .........
.... of. Hit tialm -.,. anld :
"'nooo tlr 1' t, boca-tb1t -
..... • -wloat dl)'*dl God." ll I WlfetiDtbolztM a , q,
· tM Sott ol Gtitt, He pood --._ Hit W tsi1J to bow doalstl -..... ..,. .......... end-........... , .... ....
•
Christ was not only one with the sem In the Meuianic dispensation now
Father, but was one with the Holy begun. The Law, which was given
Spirit: "For He whom God ha'th four hund«d and thirty yca.rs tJftn
sent speaketh the words of God: for the pt'omi~. had no powtt to caned
God g•\·eth not the Spirit by measure it. This verse [171 contains the direct
\IOto Hint" (john 3:34 ). This anoint-inference from the argument stated in
1ng was abundantly predicttd in the verse t 5. When a document has been
0•d Testament, especially in Isaiah sealed, no subsequent addition can af-
and the Psalms. lt is in the New feet it. The Law was subsequent to
I estament record of His binh, bap-the promiM>; therefore the Law c::annot
lism, temptation, teaching, and preach-affect it.
mg, and miracles. All were: in the
power o[ the Holy Spirit. It was by
the Holy :Spiric that "He offered
Him!leli without apot unto God." Hi!.
resurrection wa!t by the Spirit o { Ho-
hn~:ss, and '·He through the Holy
Ghost had given commandments
unto the apostles" (Acts 1 :2). And
now that He is in HeavC'n on the
nght hand of God. He has the seven
o;;pirits oi God which arc before the
throne, that is, the Holy Spirit in His
<oc Hnfo\d energy and operations. The
Son of God was anointed with the
:;even spirits of God, which are the
seH•n C'yes and the seven lamps of
I!Ir. the SCHn perfections of the Di-
\ine Ru~!r of Isaiah, chapter II , verses
1-4.
"(v. 18) Tho fulfilment of th<
promise is unaffected by the Law. For
it is not dependent upon t~ Law or
upon tlit! Law and the: promiiC ~
bined (the Law ~ttodifyi"g the prom~
;,. ) • but upon th< promU. aloa<. Tho
Law does not come in at an. Law I.Od
promise -in other words, contract
and frtt gift -are inc:ompatib1e ideu.
But. the land of Canaan was promixd
to Abraham u a fr~ gift, and u a
free gift the apiritua.l Canaan is thrown
open to his spiritual descendants" (d .
W. Sanday, "The Epistle to the: ~
tians" in A Nnv TtsttJm6,.t Co'"mn~
lary for Ercgli.sh Read"s, 1897, VoL
II, p. 446).
(To be conttnlled)
Look at the dimensions of love:
AO lonr, so high, so deep, ao wide. It
cannot be measured, but that cer-
tainly doesn't kt!ep us fro1n enjoylnr
~experience •at it. We rest in the
wonder of U all. This IO'Ye certainly
passes all human knowledge. What
a makhleas prayer not only for the
church at Ephesus, but also for our
own hearts. Oh, that we might be
this kind of person, knowing in our
hearts and lives, throuah the Spirit,
the wonderful love of Christ! May
it be.Jto for His name'!! sake.
Nothlnc h .. ~uMd tha worid so much
trout* aa too much tnt.!IIJ.nc• and too
ttttle wt.dom .
All Ch ri st's judges. enemies, and
fr iends were his witnC'Sses, from Pi-
late to the thiei on the cross and His
,tisciple~. and none could find fault or
blemish in Him. All history bears
the same witness -the history of
the Israelite: people of all the nations,
ui Chris.tendom, and of the world. at
large fulfill His predictions.
An Old-Fashioned Message for Today
This is the Ch rist of the Bibte whom
11 c worship, whose call of g"rO'Ice I
ha\(' heard, bidding me a poor, un-
.Jvnc, ll'lSt ~inner come tn Him ior
forgiveness and pardon and to find in
!lim far more than that, evt:n justi-
lication, S."''nc.ti6cation, full ;~cc<'ptance,
and perfection. In Him, l am quick-
ened, raised into the heavcnlits nnd
!.Cattd there in· Him my reprr!i.Cflt{\-
tive. From Him I receive His Holy
Spirit. (n Him I h:!.Ve found new
Life. born from above. My personal
knowledge of Him and His Word,
b)' faith in Him, <~llnts all His
claims, in my own experience, in heart
::tnd mind and conscience, in :mswercd
prayers, in a God-dinctcd life, and in
His call to servicc-: with His prom-
ised presence and blessinr in that
service.
As my faith is grounded in Him,
I l.Js Ptrson, nnd His Word, so my
love goes out to Him, His ptteple, am.l
<tlte cause of truth. My hope is in the
fulfillment of IIU!.t \Vord, to nlr', to
the Church, to the bratlite: pcoplte, to
the nations, IWd c.o the n·orld :tt large,
for time and in the eternal 1tate. I
:-un lookinc for the: bletted hope ond
appcarinr of the clory of the J:l't'3t
God and our Saviour jesus Christ
(Titus 2:13). To him that workcth
i• tM reward ndtoncd, not of an~
hut of debt, but to him that 'fii'OI'bth
not, but belic\•tth ou Him thAt justl·
fittb th< unJOdly, hit Wlh It OC:·
counted to him for ritbtec-•ntN. To
llim thot hath r..s..m..s UJ b)· HlJ
blood be wiJdcm and IIdia and
po•nr and lloiY, for ..,.:., aad ncr,
~
•'I'm 1. poor .-.r aad ••'• 8l ...
~-OI5IJI ia -r M ..tiD All. •
ADd He io ... Qrill of. .......
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'"'C.H.ISTI.A~ llACOtt:• COLLIMGSWOOD, N.J.
By the Re,., Philip dY I . An::utodus
(Coatillued from .tast week)
\Vith what armor, as Cllri~tian solditn, arc we:
to be (:(Juipped ? Let us go to Ephesians 6:10-18,
for the answer to this questiOD :
"Finally, my brethrtn, be strong in the Lord a.nd
in the power o{ his might.
"Put on the whole armour of God, that ye m:Jy
he able to stand against the wiles of the devil.
"For we wr~stle not aga i:tq llesh and blood, but
against principalities, against powers, .:>gai n!'t the
rulers uf thc-: darkness of this world, agaiust !ipir-
itual wickedness in high places.
"Wherefore take unto you the whole i\tm•>ur of
God, that ye may be able to withstand ir. tl1e evil
day, ant.l having dono :,II, to stand.
"Stand therefore, having your loins girt 3bt'lut
wit1t truth, and having on the btea!.tplate of r ight·
eousne.ss;
"And your feet shod with the pn:paration o{ tlk:
gospel of peace;
"Above all, taking the shield of faith, where-
with ye shall be able to quench an the: fiery darts
of the wicked.
''And take the helmet of u.Jvation, and the
sword of the Spirit, which i1 the Word of God :
"Pn.yinr always with aU prayer and 1upplica.tion
in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all
~rsncrance and supplication far all uinr.;
·• And for mt, that utttra.nce may be (iven \SO.to
me:, that I may open my mouth boldly, to rn.a.U
known the mystery of the CQIPd,
·~For wbjch I am an amb.aador in boocb: that
therein I may ap<ak boldly, u I ouc1>t to ap<ak."
W< notie< from thia ti<Jaipdots of tho ,_
of the Ouiatian bdine:r, that the •ital~ of
lh< body are to h< ptoi<CI<d, doe bead "tho
h<lmet of oalntion," and the ......,., abdo-
mCD by "the brutotplate of ....,_ • Tbc
~ It oot any <il . oar owa fat.
cied ~ for .,aD fl'fli ri&'teoeiMfiUI
are u 61thy rod' (Ia 64:6) ;.... bat ,It
It die utterlY .,.!Jimlahed, Jpodooo riel>-t , •
of our Lon! 1-Chriat, .......... -• wloo
bdlr1., br faidt, u we "-" .., oped Him ao -tiD-beam-. He oii'....S H-f u a ooe.tll•m
lJ7 M<ri6oo for • ia-ploca ..S ....S wlwa Be
died on the cross, that we might never have to
suffer for our sins, having trusted in Him.
It is !.:lid of a missionary in Africa, who wu
translating the Bible into the native tongue, that
he had difficulty finding a word that meant "to be-
lieve ," "to put one's trust in." He saw a native
come in from the fields, where he had been toiling
to the poi nt of exhaustion, and throw his \Vhole
weight upon a three-legged stool "What is the
word for that?" he: asked. And h~ used the word
in his translation. "Trust in the Lord with aU
thine heart; and lean not unto thine: own under-
standing. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and
He shaD direct thy paths" (Prov. 3 :S, 6).
Put your whole weight upon the Lord I
Let us notice another piece of tht believer's de-
fensive armor: "above al1, takin, the ahi~kt of
faith," for it is with this that wr 'shall be able to
quench all the fierx dart.t of the wicked." One. ver-
sion renders this 'thr evil one," that il, Satan.. So
far from letting the believers a1one, the dni1 jo-
tenaifics his efforts with them, seeking to dialodJe
them from their stand for the Lord, to divert them
from the faith. Satan docs not have to conc~m
himself about those who have already .. told out ..
to him I
And let us not neglect the phrase, •'baYing your
loins girt about with truth:' Any one who ft.ill to
give heed to this nK't.Na')' pffrequilite, migbt u
wtll dismiss from his nnnd the idea that ht: il
taking any stand at all for the Lord I For our Lord
desirtt truth in .the inward putL "~ a man
thinketh in his he.a.l'lt iO ia be": and ••out of the
heart a,.. the -of llle."
But th<,.. it lti.U a piotot of equi~ that ,..
h.a ve not me:ntioot:d, ooe without wbJda we lbaD be fia:htinr a merely dtfeaaivt war1 a war which we
can neottr hope to wia aod wbiCil may prove f,..
tratinr to the atmne. Thin Ia tho ..sn-itioe 10 "tan . . . the swot<! of tho Spirit, wbid> il tho
word of God." We are IOitl tbt our opooda 1110
b< with "pet t<aJOn<d with Jilt." Its aoJtu-,
Its UV01' and p!lllf<nc;y, det>etodt upon ito bdtor
.. tun.ttd with tho Wonl ol God. For Gocl boo
DOt promital to blw our wonlt, lout Hil Wootl.
F'tllally, tho lui u. .... --tho~-of umat pt'O)'tll' and ouppllcatlca ia tho Sjlrlt ..S
of ,.._,.,.. tborcin. Paol <njoini. -• waldof~ u we latacode •tor Ill......-for
lll fdlow-beilnea. t.-tab ....
Q. S~n Mateo, Ct11lf. "What aids to
Bible study would you suggest a
person to secure which would help
in their initial study of the Word
of God' Also. I have a lf'lt!nd who
has studied science of the mind
lor about 50 years. She has come
to the conclusion that Christ has
already returned to the ea rth. How
could lhis be, and how can I help
her to see the truth? I also would
like to know where Cain got hts
wife."
A. It is most e ncouraging to hear
from one who is anxious to study
the Bible more thoroughly! If you
live near o ur La Mirada Campus
we have a well-stocked bookroom.
Of course, any of these materials
can be o rdered by mail. C. H . Spur-
geon said, "Any person who de-
dares that he does not read other
people will not be read himself! ..
In other wo rds, do not be afraid of
com me ntaries written by good and
godly men. For a first volume, add
to your library the work of Jami-
son, Faucett and Brown. If you can
afford it, the four-volume un-
abridged edition is even better. It
would be a good investment. Th e
comments in here are based upon
the original text, and can be relied
upon. Then there are the eight vol-
umes of Ellicott on the Bible fo r
English read e rs. This has been
done by a number of scholarly
men. The third selto secure would
be Lanse's Commentary. This has
many more volumes treating the
texts gramatically, doctrinally and
theologically. It is very well done.
As to the subject of science of
the mind we can see the danger
when one arrives at the erroneous
conclusion that Je~us has come
back already. Christ said in John
14 :1 ~3 that He would come again
and receive us unto himsetf "that
where I ~ there ye may be also".
This has certainly not happened!
There Is no Scriptural authentlca·
tlon tor the thought that our Sav·
tour hu illreildy returned to this
earth (I Thess. 4:13·18).
AI to your last quettlon, Cain
got his wife from among his sis~
ten. Adam .nd Eve, following the
birth of Coin and Abel, had other
children. The proof Is found In
Gen. 5:4 where we lind this fact.
Someone may then uk, "Ia that
81bllc:al for a man to many his ala-
Jeri" In Exodua Ills aboolutely for.
bidden to many too -I blood
relationship. How could the human
family, l>eain·from two parents onc1
cltelr two aons If It had not been
In tills wiyl Keep . In mind, too,
lherw had not been the centuflez
upon contullts of. lin one! dep.da-
llon In the humon,... ao -""-
It today.
FJCTITIOUI -RAid ftl.ftMIJfr
Fr0111 tiH: F'oli ce Blotter HI:Wfi'OLIU' HAft80ill ltHIIGH
COIIION A 0&4. MAIIt, C A4.1 If,
SI.CTION I, ~AOII. I
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Jaek P. lllllor, 114 Katolla,
~ S..b, Calif, tle$1,
ntl bui.DNI 11 ~td
bJ. --1-llllp.
Slped: Tbomao A, ....,lor.
Tblo llatomoot)IU Iliad with
till Couotr C lor k ol Or"""'
COU!ltJ oo Aq, e, 19TS, WU-
U&m !. St JohD, county clerk,
by Thlrea M. Ward, dep\Q,
• PIIJIIAY,IVLY 11 -· -at 10'1 1/1 ""~ at 1:15 LIO. at .. _ J'ae a,r. PttUacW. It, o1 .._.st .. w.-llewport, bttw .. Dr lr't'lal A.,.,, Baek 311,
101-111., WOIIMoopt,-I p.a. ud t p.m. , , V-Ia .. chirp o1 clr1rillc-1111
hJ PP1"11Mct at Haq bolpUa1 tt&JpecS ower tbt Utet-rd lOWer t.flueoce ot aleobol .•• PoJ1ce
-u acddool llm>l'ftlll lila at Nib St. boo<.i-tp.m. -Rocv Bruce Tbur-
llltclrcll Md a car ei,_ ~ Gl• hl)-lt llld'"'4:JO La • .r1tr II, 11, ol 245Z Eldea Ave., CoD
F1 McCall ol WbSttler at 11:110 Cl_.ll u tiU..,td hOO dl-Mta, at 10 minutes bt*'n
p.a. •II'WPGI'tBmt )lltiOI'ttt mac-••• .&boC $100 wortll ol l a.m. at Z2Dd St. a.nd TUittl If-tiL, ... H-,,, jlwolrf WU talrolfroal !boX&-AYe., Weat IJppot lloJ, ud
• .U.....s.t Vlod1m1r 8brbtt., ttarJa FtttJ ~t. 501 E. Cbured blm with !b'1Yln( -'et
U, ot IUS A.U. 8t., CoCa BI.J An., Ba.l:loa. betwMD 8 U» lnflueoce of ak:otlOI ••• A
M-. ... an..ted OD a mart. p.m . lu.ly Z7 ud 2:10 t,m, July fllooy Cbeck charp wu placed ,... poae..-eb&rp at tllt za. ap1nst Dougtaaa Owena, 3711
earMt ol Su Jolqula HUll • SUMDAY JULY H Cbannet Pt., West Nnport,
Rd. ud Blclt Bay Rd. •• VIC· GarJ a®..ld Rammeullc, when poUce arrested ltlm at
ted& 1M HUwnu.lS, ot t700 11, otl 1826 Ciala.l:y Rd., Oonr 2 p.m. at pollee beadQuartera
PeteriOD Way, Cotta Mesa, wu Sboret, was arrut.ed at 7:45 •.. Burglars took 2 typewrt-
UTnted OD a charp of abclp. p.m. at 28th st. lDd W. OctaD ten, stereo eotmd equJpment PubUIIb: Auc. 9, 16, 23, 10,
19'73, lD tbe Newport Harbor
Enslen. F -27314 RALPH F. -P.UGE 11u bMD lJtll.q'at 'J':45p,m.attheBrOid~ Froat, West Newpori,andcbtr. and a portable dictating rna-PETER L. INM~ Of Turtle
oamed bJ' SoutbrtrD CalUornll way lltort 1D FubioD liiiDd • • • pd wttb reslltlnf arrHt after elaine, wttb a total n1ue of Rock, lntoe, tu joiotld the
First NatloD&l BaM u trust Sudn Lee Someu, 23, D1ane pollee auwered a complaJBt $1,197, !rom the Bank of New-ln1Dt COf'niJU)' tam ol com-
LIGAL MOTICI oftlctr J.o tbe 0ra.oae Comly Hope ColefleJd, SJ, Natalie Be:r-·about 30 btcyellsts wbo were port 745 Dover Dr., Newport mercia.l leulDc manarers. He
FICTITI0\11 8\BINESS NAME truat cklp&rtment., located 1D lliee Pe.tlD, ZZ, ud~hPier-allel&db' drlnk1nc and obstruc-Heights, between 000t1 July 29 baa 12 ytlllfs experteDce 1JI
STATEMENT the Westcwt ot.ftee 1n Newport pone Motpa, %6, allot S98 E. ttnc tra.mc 1D that area •.. Jo-and 8:20 a.m. July 30, after tbe real estate fteki, loehJdtac
Tbe follow1Dc per !lOG Is doing Beach. A retired U.eutecutcol-22Dd st., Central Newport, aDd sepb Robert Powell, 28, ofZ05-prylDg open a rear wlodow ••• 2 Je&rS witbtbe ln1.De Company
busineu u : Chart:Gulde, une onel ID tbe u.s. A1r Force, 3 Hati.D.ctoa Beach resldellts 1/2 33rd St., West Ne..-port, An auto tnnsmJssioo, worth residential 41Yis1oo. He 1s a
E. EucUd Street, unit 13, Au-Mr. Paige recel•ed bts t.cb-lDd a SaDb. ADa resident were was arrested oo a. marl)ua.na $473, was stolen from there-natiwe at CaUforob. and re-
beim, Cant. 92802 : EdmODd S. elor of arts and b1.s masters arrested oa marijuana cbarp:s possessioo cbarse at 8:30p.m. P&ir shop of Howard Chevrolet, cel•ed bls t.cbelar ot teleace
WLa.hiDd, 1018 S. EucUd Street, de&reea at the UltYerstty ot at 9:50 p.m. at the UDd St. at Z2Dd St. and w. Balboa Blvd., 895 Dove St., Newport lodustrlal degree 1n real estate from toc
IDllt 13, Anabetm, CalU. 92802. Pittsburgh. He 1.s a member address •.• Doucla.s Wise, Ceotrd Newport ••• Robert Park, by burglars woo scaled ID 1981.
Tb11 bual.oess lscoDduetedby of the Orange COI.mt} Chapter, 5104 Neptune AYe •• West New-Junes WUsoa., 38, of 125 1/2 an 8-foot tence sometime be-ans=~':.1's. Wlnlund. !:~~io~\::ar:~:t.!: =lrry~ .:~~~:~! ~~~e:tc.:~ld N~r:::~en': ~;~.!:.l;u~·~o. July
27 ~ Photo contest
Tb.IJ statemeot was flledW'tth tb.lan Yacbt Club tn Corooa &tl stolen trom bls borne betweeo were cba..rpd wttll being iD-• TUESDAy, JULY 31
tbe Count)' Clerk of Oranre Mar, and tbe O.Jboa Chapter 10 a.m. July 27 and 2:30a.m. toXlcated 1D an automobile at Gary Lynn Tyrrell, Z8, of for Scouts
Cotdy oo July 18, 1973, Wtl-of the U.S. PO'W"er Squaaron. July 28 b)' a burglar woo cot 1D 1 a.m. at 4507 W. Coast Hwy., 41 7 Harding St., Balboa, was
llam E. St John, cotmty clerk, He resides wtth his family Ill through a W'1Ddow ••• A btcycle West NeYNrt . . • Someone arrested at Hoag hospital on a
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy. Newport Beach. nlued at $35 was stolen trom took $350 from an open cash felo ny drunk drivtng '""''"at Registered Sqllla WI» bawe P J I •• A 2 9 he tc~-·-Oar u• dr ••-H Tf earoed tbe phototttpby mertt OOUsh: u y .....,, ug. , , t prap a .... "'' re a awer at "'"' UDCI"Y ger 10:30 p.m. . . James Burton t.dge are eUglble for Scout
16, 1973, tn the Newport Harbor LE,AL MOTICI! home, 5111 SeashOre Dr., West reatauraut, 353 E. Coast Hwy., Laugbren, 30, of 5316 Seashore photo schOlarship awards, ac-
Eottgn. F' -26857 Newport, betweeo 6 p.m. July Upper Bay brtdgearea, between Dr., West Newpor t, was picked cording to Paul Warner di-
LIGAL MOTICI FICTITI~':A.:E~~SS NAME ~Zrr~ ~1 •r.:ty~u~.2!t. 9oQ !er·~l=! '$,~ ·~~ :r: up at 5:25 at a market at 3100 rector of pubUc relations ~ftbe
FICTITIOUS BlBINESS NAME The lolloYtng persons are Sea Lane, Harbor View Hills, trom Roger Coot's oome at215 Balboa Blvd., West Newport, Orange County CounctJ Boy
... _ b oo a shoplifting charge ••• Scotts of America. ' STATEMENT do .. '6 usiness as: Tb.lrty First 1J"as stopped at 2:15 a.m. at Onyx Ave., Balboa Island, be-Steven Jordan Kosmtdes, 18, ...... A coote~ ~~·ed by
The followtngperson is doing St., 421 31st, Newport Beacb Bristol St. and MacArthur tween 8:15p.m. and 11 p.m. of 101 N. Bayside Dr., ns tbe•'Eastman"~rnpa.ny
business as: Aquartan lnteraa-92660 : Carolloe Wheeler, 674 Blvd., Back Bay, and charged ••. A btcycle wortb about arrested at 10 minutes past bas 2 categories __ black-and:
Uonal, 2888 BaysOOreDr.,Sutte N, Cahuenp, L.A., CaW. With driving UDder ttteinfiuence $110 was burr;larlzed. from the mldmght at Central Ave. and wlltte and color. Scouts may
C-15, Newport Beach, Ca. 90004; Margaret J. Scbmldt, of alcobo1. home of James Going, 416 VIa Newport Blvd., West Newport, enter a mu1mum of
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92660: Juliette Coleby, 2888 118 Vla lttw.ca, Newport Bch., • SATURDAY, JULY 28 Lldo Nord, Lfdo Isle, betweeo on a_ charge of marijuana pos-1n eacb category.
BayshOre Dr., Newport Beach, CaW. 92660. Michael Carl Riclla.rdsoo, 22, 3 p.m. July 22 and 11 a.m. sesston ... Lam bert.a Jotm l.ey-Prizes wtU consist ot scOOt-
Ca. 92660. T~s business Is conducted of 211 Lugoo.la St., West New. July 29, va Jr., 32, of 2354 Santa Ana arshtps tor aacb of tbe two
This business ts conducted by a pneral partoershlp. port, was arrested at 10:15 • MONDAY, JULY 30 Ave ., Costa Mesa, was charged eategort.es __ tl.rst place Sl,-
by an lndlvldtJal. Signed: CaroUne Wheeler, p.m . at hls restdeoce and char-James l.lolios, 39, of 541 with burglary when pollee ar-OOO; second place, s
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Si gned: JuUette Coleby, Margaret J, Schmidt, ged W'ttb contrlbuting to the de-Baywood, Harbor View HJils, rested him at 3:15 a.m. at third place, SZSO.
Tills statement was n led with Tills statement ns fUedW'tth lloquencJ of a minor ... A $150 was cba.rged W'tth drt•1Dg liOder the Ar ches ... Kathleen Ma. A boy m"st be a remrt .. red
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the County Clerk of Orange the County Clerk of Orange surfboard ns stoleDI'romRoo-the lntluence of alcohol after 1 J hn 16 r 1&9 E 18th _......
Cotmty on Aug. 6, 1973, wu. ColiOty on July 23, 1973, Wll-aki Neuboff's home, 2751 Bay-pollee. stopped b1m at 1:50 a.m. r e 0 son, '0 · Scout at the time of enterlng
E Sl J I I St., Costa Mesa, sald she was tbe coolest, must be a«' 11 uam E. StJohn, coUilty clerk, liam . olln, coun Y c erk_ shore Dr., Bay Shores, between at Bayside Or. and E. Coast walkln& across Coco's park.t.ng
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy, by Betty Bargsten, deptXy, 3:30 p.m. July 28 and 9 a.m. Hwy,, Upper Bay Bridge area lot at Westcllffandlrvtne,New-througll 15 as of October 1,
Publish: Aug. 9, 16, 23, 30, Publlsb: July 26, Aug, 2, 9, July 29 •.• A TV set valued at •.• Katherlne SU!es, 41, of port Heights when a ''f:lt -taced 1973, must !lave earned the.
1973, in the Newport Harbor 16, 1973, l.o the Newport Harbor $500 ns stolen from Charles 1691 Mesa Dr .,Costa Mesa, ns grinning ma'n" ran her down photography merit badge prior
Ensign. F -273 13 Ensign. F -26952 --------------------------------with his car strl••-g her 00 to enterlng the cootest, and
LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH
POUCE DEPARTMENT
POLICE UNC I ArMED PROPERTY TO BE AUCTIONED
AT THE CITY CORPORA'!'ION YARD, 592 SUPERIOR, 10:00
A.M., SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1973. PURCHASES ARE
MADE ON AN, AS IS BASIS, NO GUARANTEE ON, PHY ~
SICAL CONDITION OF ITEMS SOLD.
PAYMENTS MI.ST BE PAID IN CASH OR CHECK IM-
MEDIATELY AFTER A BID IS ACCEPTED AND ALL PURCH-
ASES MUST BE REMOVED FROM THE CORPORATION YARD
AT THE .CQN<;.LI.SI.Of'il PF TJIIi ,AJJCl'IDfi, ·:1t 1 n• ,~ ... , "'
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Bicycle, Glrls, 20", blue, Sears.,. 73M01901
Bicycle, Boys, 27", brown,
Schwinn, 5 spd .. , ... , , ...• , . 73 -11316
Bicycle, Boys, 27", green, Sears,
10 spd, ...•.............. 73-00242
Bicycle, Boys, 24'', red, Sc hwinn , • 73-00295
Bicycle, Glrls, 24", blue, Hulry,,., 73-00363
Bicycle, Girls, 26", orange,
Sc hwinn . , ......... , . , ..•. 73 -00391
Bicycle, Boys, 20", gr~,
Sc hwinn . , ... , .... , ••. , •• , 73-00413
Bicycle, Girls, 20", white,
Schwinn ...• , .•. , ........ , 73-00683
Bicycle, Boys, 27", blue,
Schw!M Frame .. , , • , , • , .• , . 73-00867
Bicycle, Girls, 26", blue, Sears •. , 73-00980
Bicycle, Boys, 26", blue, Schwinn ., 73 -00985
Bicycle, Boys, 20", blue, Schwinn . , 73-01036
Bicycle, Boys, 26", green,
Standard ...• , • , .. , . , •••• , 73-01037
Bicycle, Girls, 26", red, Standard •. 73-01039
Bicyc le, Boys, 26", black,
PhHUps, 3 spd. , .. , . , , , ... , • 73-01040
Bicycle, Boys, Z6", red, Standard .. 73 -01046
Bicycle, Boys, 27", white,
Schwinn, 10 spd ....•...••••• 73 -01955
Bicycle, Boys, 27", green,
Amerlcao Eagle, 3 5;)1 •••• , ••• 73-01160
Bicycle, Boys, 27", brow11,
De raller, 10 spd. . , ..•...• , . 73-02898
Bicycle, Boys, 27", whtte, Royal,
lO spd ................... 73-0145 7
Bicycle, Boys, 26", red, Royal
Frame ....•.. , •..•....•. 73-0161 7
Bicycle, Boys, 27". blue,
Centurion, 10 spd, ........... 73M01672
Bicycle, Boys, 27", wh.lte, GTR,
10 spd. . .•....... ' .•..•.• 73-01707
Bicycle, Girls, 26", whltt,
Schwi.M .••.•.•.•. , .•••••• '13-01755
Bicycle, Boys, 27'', white, Tour
De Fraace, 10 spd, .. , ....... 73 M02085
Bicycle, Boys, 20", btack, Rosa
Frame ..•.....•...•.•.•• 73 -02115
Bicycle, Boys, 27", white, Pureot,
10 spd. . .........•..••••• 7!-02297
Bicycle, Boys, 27", creen, JAP,
10 opd, •..••..........••• 73-02440
Blcyct., Boys, 26", red, S1tla.
s opd. .. ................. 'IS-otMS
81C}'cle, Girls, 26", crten, Good
Year •••••••.••.••...•..• 'lS~otsM
Bicycle, Gtrll, 28'', red, Trlumpb,
3 spd. • . . • .. . . . • . • • • • • . • • • .,. -01:8!1
Bicycle, BoJS, 26'', r.t, ScbWlDD,
3 opd. • .................. 'JS.OI:88S
BlcJele, 8oJI, U", blue, Amer-
leaD Flyer ••.•.•••••••••.• 7S-OZ7'55
BteJe,., Boyl, ZO", JtUow, stin&-
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Bteyc.le, Glrla, !0", pqrp)t, WNt-
,... Ftyor • • • • • . • • • • • • • • . • • 'IS-01:1111
Bleyele, Bo71, 17", OI"&AAIo Ste-
aler' 10 JPd. • •. ' •••••••... 11-01 ....
Btc,Jta., Glrla. 18'', bllll, Bercu-.
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BicJ'Cll. Bora, 17". '"" ~Qw-. lO .,_ •••••••••••• 11-lJ1011
Blqdo, 11o1t, 11" .......
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ern Flyer, 10 spd ........•.•. 73-03209
Bicycle, Girls, 26 ", black, Stand -
lrd F'tame .... , .• , ... ·: , .•. 73-03220
Bicycle, Boys, 26", brown, J,C.
Hlg:tns ..•......... , .. , .. 73-03266
Bicycle, Boys, 24", red Raleigh .•. 73-03290
Bicycle, Boys, 27", yellow, Fir-
rare, 10 spd. • .........•... 73 -03355
1 Bk:ycle, Bars. 20", ·red SttDgny .•. 73-0SS74
" ' l• • ... ' Bi&)'clep•Be,-. 14''",' r.t 6lilars'".• ~ .•. 71-0ISM
~ 1 Bicycle, Boys, 30", blae, t'f1me •.. 7S..03S85
1 Bicycle, Glrls, 20", blue, fra me ... 73-03586
1 Bicycle, Boys, 26", red, Amer-
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Bicycle, Girls, 24", red, Gr ey.
OOund ..... _ .....•......• 73-03808
Bicycle, Boys, 27", green,
Sears, 10 spd. . •...•.•..•.. 73-0391 7
Bicycle, Boys, 20'', gold, Stingray •. 73 -0-4020
Bicycle, Boys, 20", white,
Schwinn trame , •........... 73-04067
Bicycle, Boys, 20", blue, Sear s
frame .....•.......• , •. , . 72-08576
Bicycle, Boys, 27", gold, De-
railer, 10 sW •... , ......... 73-02732
Bicycle, Boys, 27", blue, Iver-
sen, 10 spd, .•..........••. 72-10794
1 Bicycle, Parts only •....•..••. 73-03583
1 Surfboard, cream/blue, Mate us .•.. 72-08335
1 Surfboard, orange/yellow .. , .... , 72 -09372
t Boat 8' white. , , , , , • , .. , .... 71-12057
• ' 00113 1 Boat, 8', red, Mach 1 •.•......• 73-
l Boat, 8', blue, Sail , ....... , .•. 73-01311
1 Boat, 8', natural ..•.....•...• 73-03455
1 RaJt, 5', red/bl!Je .,, .• , ..... ,. 73 -03456
!pair Skis, Water, Wood, Capri •...... 73-00537
1 Bowling Bali, w/bitg, Brunswick ... 72-090ZZ
I Rim & Tire 15", Blackwell . , •... 73-01154
1 Fire Ertlnguisher, 9-1/2 lb,
Yellow ....•.....•....... 72 -11509
1 F'lre ErtiDgulsher, chrome ••..... 72-10527
I Heater Electric, Flowtron MKIV •• 72 .1)4046
1 Therm~ Jug Set w/case •..•...• 71-11197
1 Film Loader, Watson Mod 66 B .•.. 72-02900
1 Mclntosh L-12 Cabioet . , ..•.... 72-10398
1 Reel, MOOel180, Penn .... , ...•• 72-04046
1 Reel, Senator, Penn •.........• 72 -04046
1 Reel, Seoator, Penn .. , ......•. 72-04046
1pa.lr Binoculars, Bushnell 6x30 •...••• 72M04046
1 Tackle Box A Swim Fin ......•. (73-01093
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Camera Lsolettt 35mm , ... , .... 72-11383
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TV, Portable, Zeoith 12", B fW •••. 72-04046
Tape Player, Panuootc Ca.ssett .. , 72-11373
Radio, Pocket, Paoasonic AM -FU .. 738 01411
Radio, Portable, Zenith Multlband •. 72-08412
Radio, Portable, Sh&ft>, to Trans •.. 72-085n
Radio, Portable, Motorola AM -FM .. 72~04046
Radio, Portable, Alltoma.Uc, 8 Trus . 72 -11764.
Auto Stereo, Puasoa.lc 8-Traek .... 73-00064
AIICo Sttreo, Cnit. 8-Tnck ••... .NB-18147
Auto stereo 115 .. , •. , .• , ..•... 72~04043
Tapes for Aato Stareo ••..••.••. 1'2-093De
Walcb, Mea's, SWUt. CIIJ'OfM •.... 72-02175
Watch, Yea's, Can•elle, Ctu'ome .• 'tt~OUM
Wateb, Wtn'l, Bulon., Gokt ••••.. NB.H715'
Watcb., Men's, Tlme:t Cale«dar, Go1dNB-lSOI4
Watch. Mea's, Times CaleDda.r, Gokl ?I:.OMU
Watch, MtD'I, Tltnel., Cbrome ••••• 11-08'759
Watch, Met1'11 Ttme1., Gold, ••.•.• 7%-0I'n 1
Watch, M•'•, Tlme:a. Clleadu, Chrome
Chromo •••••••••••••••••• 'II-005'H
Wateb. LedlH, G.P. Gold •••••••• 1S.OMQ
Walcb, Lod!H, Sott10, Gold .••••• 'II..Qtlft
......... Lodloo, l.aDco, Gold •••••• '11-0e'l'l
Wol<b, Lodt-, CoO-Gold , , , , • '!S-01111
Wt.t<b, Lldl-, -. c,..._ ... '11-11511
Rio(. ~~-•/llno-...... n..-~toc. IAdloo, Pari lllllllo( .•.••• '11-015115
TV, Colalr,1lol:arott 11", .•••••. 11~01111
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()011-llld $100.00)
,.._, A ... II, lt'IS, Ia 1111 Nowpt -.....
ructtng s light Injury ... Some-entry Is availab~ at the Scout
ooe took $65 from the cash Servtce Cellter, 3811 s. Bear register at Skip's Surrer res-San
taurant, 101 15th St., Central St.Eatri~s ~~ DOt be mailed
Newport, between 9:30a.m. and bel ,~ 1 1"73 ~· ust 10 "II tn ore """"'"' , ~ , .,.,. m a.m. w e e owner wa s oext be post-marked oo tater tbaD door havtng breakfast. Od. 1, 1973, and received bJ
• WE DNESDAY, AUGl5T 1 Oct. 7, 1973,
Robert Eugene Mitchell, 36,
ol 601 Roc kford Rd., c-TliEAlRE PARTY
Hlp¥,, ""' arr~st~ ~.Ills , .. na l<..._t.Beol:b• r:=:·' re~~ at 9:45· p.rn. oo a at t.be Utnr1 wiD •
fe~ wile-beating cbarge • . • all cblldre.n wbo partle4'&ted
Dooald Doctor's 1968 Yolks-ia the summer readillgprogram
wag!b car was stolen from wttb a theatre party at 10 a.m.
near bls home at 190 Pros-Aug. 23 at tbe Udo Theatre •
peel St ., N;ewport SOOres, be-The feature lnO\"Ie will be "K.Loc
tween 6 p.m. July 31 and 5 p.m. Kong versus GodsJ.lla, '' whJch
Aug, I •.. Vandals did $260 ttes lD with the reading theme,
damalt' to property ot the Bank "We feature crea.twes."
of Newport, 747 Dover Dr ., The chtldre.o will rece.lwe
Newport Helgbts, by breaking creature sUps from their local
3 eucalytltus tree5 and a ban-Ubrarles lt'blcb wtu admit them
nister on the steps leading to to the movie. Door prizes •IU
the building ... A thief took be awarded.
$120 tn cash from the om.ce
or Ander soo aod Howard E Jed-
ric, !.De., 3737 Birch St., New-
port lodustrl.al Park, between
3 p.m. Aug. 1 and 2 p.m.
Aug. 2 • . . The head wa.s ••~~~~~~~~~~ r ipped off one parking meter -
and another meter damar;M oo w. Ocean Front between 21st
and 2200 Streets, Central New.
port, sometime between 8 a.m .
Aul-l aDd 9 a.m. Aug. 2.
PROIIOTEO rec:eotly to wtce-
BEAUTY NOOK
2732 E. Coast Hwy
Corena del M ar
Phone 644-7336
•DRY CLEANERS
DIMMITT
/J •• ;,J.ffh..
CF'CEtma
fiM"SI quality dry cleaning
on tht prtmists
•
snr-sen ict laundl'\
o\11 l'lt-. la lest modd
FrigidairT vo·ashtt'"i
3200 E. Coast Hwy., COM
Pho ne: 673-9605
presldeat olllldllslrl.ll Brc>kers l • BICYCLES
lnc. ill lrnDe, wu JobD DiM -::::t/t:::~<"~~:::<:-Francesco, 489 E. Zoth st., .
Costa. W:esa. He was cUed for
a '•pbMJomeoal sales record"
to IDI.tutrtal land sales aDd
tnwestmeat ptqlertles. Fie
be<D Wllb llldllltrl.ll 8«-S~
tor 2
• 17ft MIWPOIT
COI'fAiliU
.U0 E. tTn4 ST. COCTA lllllSA
~ 7706 -646-61156
MALCOLM fiUDI CUT\. I"
*FLORisTS
FLOWERS FOR
ALL OCCASIONS
DeM•rl To1h
FLORISTS
PMON£-..n
MODIL
THISIS WH.t.T
YOU'VE BEE~
w~.I11~G FOR!
EVERY
NEW 1973
I~ OUR TREMENDOUS STOCK ~OW SU.SHEoO
TO FINAL , ROCK BOTTOM
END
SAVE EVEN MORE OH THESE
'SHOWROOM FRESH" LOW MILEAGE
SlOCK REDUCTION DISCOUNTS ON OVER
2 ACRES OF ROBINS.REAOY USED CARS
merchants
for • servace
• HEARING AIDS
HAL AEB ISC HER •
Proper F111 ong ASSIJ'C(1
3409 E Coa~t Hwy
Corona del M.J•
675 3833
•Marine Hardware
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'0 Srrv(' Y<>u t'.rnt·r
2700 W. Coast Hwy , N.B
645-1711
<Office Equipment
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Offal:~ F .. r?tihHl'
DESKS •CH AIRS
Fi l ES •SAFES
SIJf'IPUE$
ANTHONY'S
SHOE SERVICE
COMPLETE StiOE, LUGGAGf
AND HAN08AG A(PAIRS
3401 E. Cont Htghw•v
Coron1 del Ma,
Phone 673-4640
Otll•r loc-•tlo•s:
•1433 VIi\ LIOO NEwPORT
• 14 FASHION ISLA NO
• I 108 IRVINE. NEWf>ORT
OPE NIN G ~00 1\1
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FRIFO CHICKEN
045·5990
11 oo •. ,.. to9 OOp"' D•"v
CL OSED TUESDAY
291 E. 17TH STREET
COSTA MESA
•Piumbln&Healil.
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PI PMBI-R
700 {arnal!tln Avt
C\1rl'n~ dd M11
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DAY & NIGIIT
WATER HEATERS
673-4 130
• PUBLICA TIOM WOIIIt
Jill~ CAN Pftl NT YOU lit
BAOCHU,.I!S,. PAMPHL.£rL
MAGA%1NI!S,. l.~Afi'\.ETa.,
N~API!. ... AND
NntS LE-TT~RI
CA~'-Ul POa IITiiUoTII
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ltAT!S flilta ASSIFIED ADS
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eiiUSICAL fOR ULE
wtaiUWdER SAVINGS
Popular Hammond "M"
splDet orpn wtth Auto/Rhythm
A presets, $695. Baldwin Acro-
eootc Fr. Prov. plaoo, now just
$129. ThOmas Malibu organ,
beautiful Early American cue, •m.
WurUtz.er sploet plano ror
OlllJ $395. BaldwtnOrp.n, Wai.,
lD line eoodttion, S575. Uprlgfrt
p.luos: Sneral now in stock
from $165. New Lowrey or
Yamaha orpns, from $595.
•oaderlUI stock of newYam -
ata ' steLDway p-allds oow In
.tocll:; al8o retlnJshed and re-
eoadi.Uonad Mason &i HamUn,
Btellnray, Bald1rin, etc ., at at-
tractJn prlcesl
SCHIIIDT IIIBIC CO.
Yamab& -stelufty -·Lowrey
11107 N. llalD st .. santa Aaa
E.t. 1914
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
OOROTHY NAPKJE INTERIORS
(11 years with W, &J. Sloane)
411 Rlnrslde Ave., Newport
Beach. Pbooe 548-9798 or
leave message at &U-1691.
THREE LITTLE KITIENS and
motber --all darUne and all
free. Get 'em •hile they last.
Come to no Jasmine, COM,
or call 644-8608.
ALCOHOLICS ANQNYl(OtB--
Pbooe 542-7217. P. 0 . 8o:1.
No. 1221, Costa u...... .
SPOTS BEFORE YQOII IO'ES-
OD your Dn' cuplt -re,....
them wltb Sloe t..a.tre. RG
e~trlc sbampooer, $1.00.
Crown R&rd'nre, 1107 Eut
eout s..,., eo.-c1o1Mu.
I birthday porty'l
Need tmual eattr1a1Dmeot?
Call !loon tor mapll!.-
mactc &lid marloaettt lbowl
(Ips ... to 11~ 140-0SM.
Erie lJDdrotb ud lltuMar-
U. ot Newport Boocll laYt -
--to tht u. s. llltloool water POlo team *did b' a
world ebampl.aubtp melt ID
YuplaYia Aur. Sl.s.pt. 9,
Liadrotll, II, ot Lldo Sum,
wu a member of tile U, S.
Olympic ti&Jil, wllleb woo tbt
broue medal at Mlll.leb lut
year. He bu played for Pbil-
u,p. ee. l.ollc Beach, aDd u.c.
L.A.
llortlll, zs , "Ba-!ala!ld,
played tor OCI 111 19n and
bu competed for MTeral k>c&l
athletic elube:.
The tour111.ment In Belgrade,
Yuplana, 'rtU be the tlrst
''workf championablps for
&qta.Uc aport&," br!Dglnc to-
pther athletes from the lOZ
member U.Uoas of tbe lDter-
lll.lkxal Swtmm1D( Fodentloll.
"BILLY
JACK"
I foil ft» •.•
wociDYAWN'
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4PORT · · ,_. .... --....
aurt Revnoldl
"WHm LIGHTNING"
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Burt l•nc•tter ........ ,,,.
c.~ .......... ....,. .....
BIG HAMES IHVITI!.D
FOR __ T_~HHIS MUCH!~
Bol>by RIIIJ ·-It be wtll
Jtay aW&J from tbt lad)' temw
cballooprs loDr -.ell --Ia
me ol tbe btr rames I.Dnted
to play 1D tbe 44th amual Pa-
cific Soutbwe.t 1801or'1 t.mta
c.bamplouhlps at tbl Newport
Beacb TOOIIla Cl"' Sopt, 10-18.
other top Dlmea LD.Yited to
tbe old-timers' co~t1Dare
P&Debo Goo&ales, Fnnii:Sedp~
mu, Vie Sli.DJ:, Alex Olmedo,
Paocbo Secura, Frank Parker,
lllke F....U, 8 ... st.wvt,
Sam Match &Dd Tom Browo.
ADotber f•Nr• of tbl tourn-
ameat'• entertatnmeut wtll be a
celebrity matcb oa &.pt. 18,
wtlh Lloy<l BrldllOI 11111 I otber
stars eompettDc.
Newport Boocb TtllDII Cl"'
11 located at le01 EuCIJluft
Dr., Eut 811111.
HANDBALL "\TOURNEY
Raodban COQTb at Onap
Cout Collelt wlll be ck»ed
lor ~Uc 010 Aq. Z5 11111 Ill,
The '7tb amual state outdoor
-lea .._ll clamploublp
w111 be bekl at tbe collep oa
the abon dates. AAroztmatel)'
100 playen trom SoutbernCaJ •
Uorn1a are eJp&Ctec! to take
put 1D the tou:rnameat.
LIGAI. MOTICI
FICTITIOtS BtmNESS NAME
STATEMENT
Tbe follO'lftn&' peuoa. Is OOtnc
... ~ .. T MAIII_,III Dill ..
CO !IliON A 0CL lilA fit, CAI..I P'.
taCTIOH 1, I"AO. to
llUJII.oAY, AUGUIT. tlo te71
* BOYD RWmRS PIIESOOS
Home Beautiful
2018 COMMODORE
Easy Uvtnr In Baycrestl 3 bedrooms, 3 be.ths.
Z fireplaces -· one in a beautifUl d1n1.ac room wtth
hardwood floors. LlvLDr areu aM master bedroom
open to a rleaml.og 30'' x 15' heated 'pool. Qutcll
posaessloo. $79,500.
•o v o ftKA ~T OIIIt •ovo
1014 SEA LANE,"
CORONA DEL MAR
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5
A special Dome tor a t..ppy family. 4 bedrooms,
Z t..ths. Family rooM with fireplace. Mo.C UDUI~l
Is the 80' Jot to eladden a p.rdener's ~t. Watch
the sunaet over our lovely harbor. $76,500.
~,9BOYD * 67J.mll * -I. Cotot Hwy.
CoNna. 4ol M<lr
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RIDUCID N.-.11
110 De~ view ot Paclftc a. ,.. J.iult. -~~ ... =·;r.a -~ OPIN IAT/MM f_, DCAITI.I ~MI
6 UNITS -NIWI'OIT MACH '
Cuolcm, delust; Ill -lip Bluf!a ana.
Foar JoBR., two S.BR. JDcome tiUI JMf.
011-at-.01111
CAMIO IHORII
Qutom built a BR. 2\lo bo. LC•· flmlly nn.
Hugo lot -for badminton, wlley bell. foaDII
k pool; ..,..., to prtv. beach. All for .-.eoo
OPEN SAT /SUN. 1.J -ROXIURY lOAD
IIAliOA PININSULA
Eight 1-BR. units. Inc. a25M year. Ollered
at $198,500
Q. Orange Coast
,_E. Coaot Hwy., Coront dti-
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OCEAN VIEW -CaroM del .._
A RIAL SLEEPER-2 SEPARATE HOMII
. .. each with a view ollhe Pacific. You can
live in one & have incol"'"'e from the other.
Large swimming pool & entertainment areli
each with ita own real frplc. -ao many u-
traa that yru mwt see to appreciate. Offer·
ed aU16ll,500
lA YCREST IEAUTY
Enlarged 4 bdrm., 3 bath home on profeu.
lndJcpd. lot. Owner very anxious to move to
bfJ new location. Priced for sale at a low,
J89,710
111URON-FOUNTAIN VALLEY
Large 2-sty. air-cond. cOndo home, incl. 4
BR., 3 ha., lush carpeting a. clrapea ; elec.
garage door opener, self-cleaning oven, in·
tercom. Across the street from pool, which
iJ like having your own without the respon·
liblllty. Offered at f4Q,9W .
COSTA MESA
Small home for the budget-minded buyer.
S BR., II> baths. with a nlc:o yard -cion
to all ohopplng. Bring palnl brulh & IIVI
money. Only t29.~!
OCEAN ILVD. -FOR LEASE
A vail. for the month of Aug. & Sept.
Call Ull-fo<o reu• NOI Ott~ ...... _ q
havtlota.tpocl ..... totoll:pu..._l
•• ,. •. c.-.. Mor·--CoRBIN-MAwr;·~,,
1.!:::::::==644-7662
~ss u : Ro~s Fuhlon ! .. --~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ................ ... Footwear, 3U7 E. Coast Hwy.,
Coroca del l4ar1 Cal. 92625 :
HARBOR VIEW HOKE, 5 bed-
room, 3 batha, Somerset
model. tmmedl&tepoueutoo.
poulble. Cuatom drapes
throupout, rlued eotry tlle,
profeuiooal I&Ddscaptnc,
commuoit)' pool. Call 644.-
5035.
Cl5TOM BUILT HOME oocor-
ner lot, Costa Mesa back
bay area, 4 bedrooms and
2 baths 'C).ta.lrs, Urinrroom ,
dtninc room, i:ftd)en, t:amuy
room, den aDd bath down
stairs. Lots of clolet space,
tarce <bj)ie ear p.rap, z
COTered patios, 4 c1tr111
trees, Woodl&Dd school dlst.
$87,500, owner, 548-4732 or
531 -0660.
Rolf SweDddal, 1651 Mitchell.
Apt. 32, Tutin, Cal. 92680.
Tllis bus1Desa Is cooducted
by ao indh'idtal.
Slgoed: Rolf Swenddal.
This statemeot 'WI.I tlled wltb
the county Clerk d. Orance
Cotllty oo Aq. 13, 1973, Wil-
liam E. st Jobn, co~.mty clerk,
by Tberesa K. Ward. deptq.
Publ.1sb: Aor. te, zs, 30,
Sept, 8, 19'!3, In 11>e Newport
Harbor Erw.p~.. F -27447
I,IGAL MOTia
NOTICE OF BULK TRANSFER
Notice 1..1 hereby st.Yea to the
Creditors of Rectnakf F. Byrne,
P.O. Box I '!3, Ba-!aland,
Ca. 9268!; Traosferor, •boa
burtnus addresa ls 30411ar1De
Anuue, Ba1boe. laii.Dd, ColdJ
of Oraqo, state ot Col1fo1'1111.
tbat a bulk transfer lJ about to
be made to st.n McCarty,
Trau:teree, wbose bultoeu ad-
dress Ia 641 w. 17th, CoRa
lit ... County ot Oraqo, Stata
ol Ca.lllorllll..
Tbe property to be trua-
forrod Ia locllod II 304 llariDt
A••ue, Balboa lllud, CouatJ
of Orup, stale ot Cllltorllla. ----------1 Said proper!)' Ia clucrlbod ..
CHARMING, sptdOUI, Immac-
ulate 1-bedroom home PLtl)
1-bedroom turn1shed Wltt
rental. Eac b •tth ft.repiace
and patio. Good tDCome-low
malnteoanee. $79,500 ftrm.
South of Hwy., CorOD& del
Mar. Prtnclpl.ll only. 875-
4859 owner,
e IIOIIC WAN TID-
a-rat u : All ltoell: lA trade,
f!Uvtt, oqulpmool 11111 """'
.W ot lbat Rtlall Gooeral
mere"'nctt• bul.Diu tDoft
u StPWII""' ud Joeat.t at IN
Matlol A•••· l!a-!alaa4, Cotllty ot Clraqo, stata ot Cal· -· Tilt --wtll bo COIIIalllmated Oil 06 after tbt
1'1111 c1oJ ot Mpol, It'll, II lit-"-·-'"" ...., c.-, " Oru&o. Slalo
" Clllfonla. ~~·~·~ .. =""~':·~,. lleCII'IJ, Dmd ........ ..... ..... ,... ..... ·~-;;~~~~
MACNAB
IRVINE
FINER HOMES
IMPORTANT NEW IAYFRON'l' LISTING
Warm &lovely 4BR-+ maid'•· 60JllOO lot.
Marve!OWI famllyfenterta1nllle home,
w/many features. New pler a. float. Jack
Howell-· 1030}
THE GENTLEMAN'S RANCH ESTATE
210 acres • lllabl.. • paddO<b • rolline
laWDI a. white fences. AI>Pn>L 4400 oq. II.
• S BR. • contra! a1r conafl1oolng • appros.
210 yn. old. Lovely view. t19S,OOO. Tom
Queen 1144-6200. (D28}
IRVINE TERRACE VIEW
Family home w!beaut1lul Harllor VIEW.
4BR'a, t baths. ~.01111. D. Chldlolllar/R.
, Sherman M:l-11235. (1M2)
Half gone In half a year and the rest wUI not
last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport
Beach development of condominium homes,
built·in dusters around hendsome courtyards.
Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of
luxury, comfort. convenience and quality
construdion. Sundecks, flrepllllce., wet·bar,
elegant Master S uite, Sun-Lttec kitchen,
private enclosed double garage. Recreational
facilities include heated swimming pool,
lighted tennis courts, sauna, therapy pcxtl.
All exterior building and ~rounds maintenance
provided. Satisfy your curiosity-see
Newport Crest today!
Two. Three. and Four Bc•oom Condomlnl-H-
fr-$62,995
~ -...a.. ... .,...~... •
,~ ..... -. ......... ...... --== •:::~-:::.::C':'.::t.;:;o.t'lz.U'ft!a. _ ..... ,......._............ --
... .,., BeaCh Ballloa
lalloa Island Costa Meso
lido Isle eor-dtt
N.:WfiiOftT MAIII..O" ,&H&IOM
COPlON A DRL WA ... CALl~.
IECTION t, _.,.,OC I 1 N-port Beach Bah
Ballloa Island Costa Meso
Lido lsi. Cctrunq d•l
CURT DOeH
lib~ 'rOll
or Lease
A iOlnl electro-meebuleal tJqstneq especially adapted to power panels and aome
electronics-o.mer retiring -l&,odO .quare feet UDder roof plua 60' 1 180' parking lot
( 41 cars) _ 200 n pc:nNr wiring -Holopbane mercury npor and nuorescent llgtlt.ing-
· Heated throua:hcQ wttb cwerbead PI beatl.llg -Hot water ln restrooms -Ideal climate
(near oeean)-5 miles to Onnce Coooty Atrport .
One 60' z tZO' 5-toa trueUnc crane (100 feet or travel)-One 1-too 16' x 100' tranl-
lag crane (100 teet ol travel)-Jfb crane and two Btxlgtt Hoists -Whitney 35-too tape
cootrolled p~meb press 53'7 A-NC (new)-12-foot Dtacro 135 too press brake (new)-
6-FOOT SO ton: otacro press bn.ke-Clnclnnatl 8 foot , 3/16 inch shear.
Office area 20 fee~ by
60 feet air condi-
Equipment and machinery ln building --present book
val~~e of $350,000 (replacement value $47'7,000). Of-
flee furniture and nxtures $17,000 value. Prefer
leasing buUdlng for nve or ten years --$2,ZOO to
$Z,500 month negott.able. (Equipment leasing avail-
able.)
Top Corona del Mar location, 2 bedrooms, 2 bAths,
spectacular view. Boat slip available. COMPLETELY FUR-
tioned -Conference
Room -Three com-
plete drafting tables.
NISHED . Call for appointment to see. $150,000.
For appointment to inspect premises, 644-24ll SSO NEWPORT CENTER ORIVE 833-11700
BROKER COOPERATION INVITED Telephone Nelson RobinSOn, Realtor
Mailing add"'"' 200 Main St., Balboa, CA . 92661 Phone (714) 675-8120
•••••oooo••••••
ofuuk})J.
PUST16E WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
Lind• 1•1• Waterlront
Custom ~bdnn., 4lh bath home on lagoon. Fully
equipped island kitchen, waterfront family room.
billiard room __ .......... _ ......... --.$245,000
Lind• lsi• W•t•rfront
Custom 4 bdrm., 5 bath home with view of
main channeL Soft rolors, rich wood panel·
tng & 3 frplcs., give a warm intimate feel-
ing. Waterfront mstr. suite has dbL bath,
sitting area, view decks -........ $295,000.
Llnd.l Isle Waterfront
Lovely 4 bdrm., 4'h ba. home ~ith .swim-
ming pool, pier & slip, panoramic v1ew of
main channel. Lge. family rm. wjspace for
billiards & family dining. Waterfront formal
dining & living rm-$27:1,000.
• l
BILL GRUNDY, .Realtor
l1h h . I ..... et u.la ••
Ml IAYIIDII DR.. IUI'R 1, IU. aJWf"
oooooooo~oc:>OC!
~
"POUNDING SURF"
Just steps to the beach from Ulls charm packed
4 bedroom, 3 bath winner. Hard to find featlll'es
include high, open beam celllngs, two masslve ftre-
places, huge family room, ample parking. Won't
last at $79,9001 Assume low interest Gl loan. No
points ·-oo qua.Utylng. Hurry !!!
"THE BLUFFS"
LoYely 4 bedroom, 3 bath condo. Enjoy relaxing
hours in a garden patio overlooking a beautiful
greenbelt and pool. Brick Qreplace. Skylights In
k.ltchen. Luge dining area. Natmal open beams in
every room. Window planter boxes. Lowest lease-
hold in the Blutts. $87,500,
G~ubb & Ellis
2863 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar
675-7080
Balboa Peninsula Point
Best 3-bedroom !lome. New carpeting. Ught and
clean kitchen, deeked patio, boat storage -plus
_ 9' x 12' playhOUSe. lo move-In coodtttoo. Priced
rlgtltl
$61,500
1533 MIRAMAR DR.
OPEN SAT. & SUN . l-5P.M.
Office ()pen~ ... _.,.
PETE BARRETT REALTY
uos -·"Dr. IU. 642.s2DO
-----
Just Listed
Attn.cttn two bedroom llld den tan• wttb ~
taayard --two ~~atl9s, •deck. !ire rtnc ud ...,.
maintenance p1anting.
ONLY
$38,500 ......
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
4515 Tremont
CAMEO SHORES
Large family hOme --nve bedrooms, den, dining
room, breakfast area, large u.-tngroom wUII nutted
eel~ --also view aDd oool.
$124,500
• • • •
COM CORNER DUPLEX
Two bedrooms each, fireplaces, completely re-
decorated, separate garages. See uus tor _ . _
DOlf Y. f'RJ\Xl(l.IX
~tJil. TOll
C..l
COMPANY
REALTORS
Peraonel aenolc:e on .u:tulhoe
....,.,_ .nd eetect
InCome~-
RENTAL
I tOO SQ. n. 1o 1000 1111. a. M-1o on a • ..,.
uol 0....0 <:.-, Airport.
NEARING COMPLETION!
Come live near the sea in beautiful Newport eren. .
A 2 BEDROOM, PLAN 8 with a coty den .\
an out ot site master suite with front &: rear
decks giving you a great outdoor feeling.
Fantastic for entertainment!
A 4 BEDROOM, PLAN 6 -lor great family
hving, nothing can surpass this spacious
model. The family room exudes great
warmth & charm as you overlook a beauti·
fullandsc:aped courtyard.
For an ·appointment to sPe. plea .r.c ,!..ll 'l' us a
call.
21106 E. PACIFIC COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR. CALIF. (7141 6401414
SMASHING VALUE
Excellent n.Ioe In Corooa dtl Mar -four-bedroom
ciiStom borne tor a large family on 1M laDd wtth a
rtew. E.-ery c:omenieoce for Mom ; workshop, stw!J
and darkroom for Dad; family room, yard and beaeh
for tbe children. Now ooly $98,500. Call 673.8550,
THE REAL ESTATERS
LUSCIOUS LUSK!
BEDROOM AND FAMILY ROOM
EASTBLUFF
S69,SOO
AN IIIIUOJLATE HOME
ROY R.
REALTOR
548-1129
a.1...u s.m<• Slloc• no
BLVD~. ~ .. ~ .•..•.••.....••
IlLS SALlS REPORT
Sales through the Multiple LllltlDI
Sernee of the Newport Harbor-COIIta
MeA Board ot. Realtors totall~
$102.9 mUllon In the tlr&t 7 montba
of 1973. THIS IS A 2«11> INCRBASB
OVER THE SAKE PERIOD OF ltftl
1 888 oew u.t~~~es 'ftre proc•-d, oi Wll1eb M% WBRB SOLDI 581 ot
tiM Ales 'ftft eoopentl'fe.
u.t JOUI' property wtlh a a..aw. •
••wo~T ""....," .,.... MCTtON t. ~"o• •• OCC TO NOMOI at AMPS ~~~M ·on crealio CO-NA DaLWA"-CA&.Irt. Tt4UMOAY, A:~J«<aT ~ .te')'l .,...,. ... .., .... 1 .. .__c.. C"Dsp'l ........ _....,l._,~ ... Church =:t:.:toi; .. ,.!"-·4~~ AOI ,, ....... -............... 111........... -·~--.... -.... fll~ti«We,u • _, _ __, •au.---. II 111 t.owD.Ia-., wtllllltpn. "~·· ftlla te UICII''*I& .odal wtll •zr:dtr It CX:C'• GeL
--1 a.m. 1o I p,oa. W •no - -II tllo • Pl.~ catGUQA. ::":~ ':.. "":": lp.11 .... olull will .-Collop II
IIIIo ......_,, ..._ II, at ..,. ....,_. no lop "'a.o TOllS 1'UI.U. c•-.., --a 11M_ ... P_-~ --harbor · rtrot ~~op~~~ c••• ar eo. --"' a.o --a.. lloopcct ""-·--"-• • • • CcoQ Dtct Tocloor'• 1• .. -~ 8ula -----II cllll ., .. _ 'hrrf ~ • MBWPatT IWt-_.t -tllo -Ceo-phOtO ~~-llopolla -llllup -co bladt ud will-at 10 La. ..., L~ CBIIICII 'IN lor-lltlo, ....... I I*'· · ~~'E· .,111 -.. 111,. -· • .,_llllllr 11M -co t11o lople, "~ ..,._ ~-Dr Nnport S.:..., •• Jaet 10..0 ---~~ "':'T' .... ... .. ,. • lfdaU. ol bcllttli .... of tbe pu.'' UV't'.. D~ 8er(8 ..... Ncwtlw .... C'allioD j, •
tniOcl llet1n ca lllo --...., a1 t11o ... .._ .. , lo lbo 0 0 0 ·-~I ud IO, .. 1m Zl-0 Ia lbo I--BoWl,
UJ ud J)ld~ -u: or-cllr-al lllo ... • ST. SAllES EPIBCOPAL tople --wiD ..... K. ud -t11o ..UC.l SC ~:::;;;;~::=~~too~lccJ~~·~blo;loCI'~,~pr~.;llt~•N~;· olal-.7 n .. ud lbo e..-. CBORCB, 11011 VIa Lido, !low. ·--to< lbo F-." cM ...... ohlp.
I fill 1&1>1 a1 1bo erealloalot port Boaeb --Tbe ReT. lOIII •IDC:=~~=-~=~-----------~~~~===]i HOT AUGUST SALE! ~-... Jlm .. ,c.-·-"' ~to"'!:'":rU::":d.
--the Firat BI&IUM Cbarell, bU 10 a.m. S...,eommllldoa Ml'· 10 -150/0 Qff baeoloryiOJ'oaoaetl•omom-Ylees.Afeothaleapo,--/G bor al TOSS. He sayo IIIII b1o tor st. Jomu Partoh b7 tllo
FREE
I.D pre...t~De tbe aym. ecet .. tuUeaJ bout ol WI&Jple on Is to ctn u OIIPOI'· aDd CollliiQJ 1D Encianct, wtll
to b.lgb scbool aDd eot. be decltc&ted I.D merDOr)'otMu. WALLPAPE R Ieee students to torttf) tbem. CorDeUus C'l'taJ) Knuaotct u
FREE
. oel"s lor lbe oellool dloeu-1 memorlolllft from bor l'&m-Bankcmori c•ardO stou wbereto eYoluUoa Is pro. ti;J ud trieDds at the a a.m.
Phone
675.4040
LESSONS
mated I.Dd the ereat:toodoctriDe sentce. Tbe cope .t.s used ID
Is OOn.Jr&ded. special llturctcaJ eYeats. Durinc tbe opentnc minutes • • •
I.Dd at break periods, tberewtll • THE NEWPORT HARBOR
be oalor1alllmeal b7 ne..,. CHURCH OF RElJGIOtll SCI-Slab~ gullarlst IJid IIIDaor from ENCE, Ml Ceoler st., Colta
llaraDa.U. Records. Mesa •• Tile Rey. Eleaoor Jaet.
soo 1s bact In the ~Jt tor
the 10 a.m. senteethlsSlmday.
Her topic Is "Tbe power of
belle!." • • •
o SEWING • KNITS
• BOUND BUTTON-HOLES • NECKLINES
• ZIPPERS WITH NO SEAMS
Patricia Tuttle or San Fru.
cisco wtll deUYeralreeCbrlst.
1.an ScleDce lecture at 11 a.m.
Aug. ZS 1D Edwards Cinema
Theater, Ne1rp0rt Center. Tbe
lecture topic Is '• A lesson trom
the bridge."
10 TO 12-FRIDAY, AUG. 17
CALL FOR APPOINTMENT
"WHERE SER VIC E IS A BUSINESS-HOT A PR08Lf:M"
SINCERE
SEWING MACHINE & VACUUM LOWELL EASO!t
1878 Harbor 646-9742 LEGAL NOTICE 15~~~~~i~n~C~O~S~t~a~M~~es~a~~~~i FICTmous BUSINESS N/..I.IE STATEMENT
The followtnc persons are
business as: Recreation
1 E~:r:;~(1 Associates, 31851 . ~ Part, Laguna Niguel,
Ca. 92677: Goorge Comeau,
29462 Ivy Glenn, Laguna Niguel,
Ca. 92667; Robert Frye, 4833
Cortland Or ., Corona del Mar,
Ca. 92625; George Oblnter,
31 85 1 Natlooal Park, Laguna
, Niguel, Ca. 92667.
IU E. l'llliiiT., COSTA >lElA
BehiDd Tbe 1Dter111.t1ooal Puc:att Houe
Hours: PHONE : 642.4186
Sat. & Mon. tllru Thurs.-Fri. to 8.00
This bus loess is eooducted
by a general pa.rtnershlp.
Signed: Robert Frye.
This statemect ns filed witb
111o County Clerk ot 0raoao
Cormty oo Aug. 14, 1973, Wll.
llam E. St JohD, coamty clerk,
by Theresa M. Ward, deputy.
Publish: Aug. 16, 23, 30,
Sept. 6, 1973, In the Newport
H:trbor Enslen. F -274
sTAle ~0 Doyou <r
rem em bee ---?
00 YO U RE MEMBER .....
In 1952 M innl~ Toon opened
the fi r st LIDO FASHIONS on
Via ()porto" Then w~ moved
to Newport Blvd. and, llnally,
In 1962, our present Via Lido
store was built.
Still In the ramlly, this stor e
Is operated by Pat Toon Harr i-
son aM Tom Toon.
• • ••
• GRACE BIBLE CHURCH,
565 w. 18th St., Costa Mesa --
The ReY. Tbomas Tyree's ser.
moo topic oo Philippians 'Will
be "The matter of mottntion"
at the 10 a.m. Stmday servtee.
At 7 p~m. be will preaeb aptn
from the book of James, oo tbe
topic, "God's adriee to the
unstable." • • •
• ST. ANDREW'S PRESBY -
TERIAN CHURCH, 600 St. AD-
drew's Rd., Cliff Haven •• Dr.
Cllarles Dlerenl1eld wtllpreach
at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. SW'Iday
on "A real compeUtor." The
LEGAL NOnCE
NOTICE OF PUBUC HEAR[NG
NO'rtCE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the C tty Council of the C tty
or Newport Beach will bold a
public bearing regarding the
proposed Master Plan of Bicy-
cle Routes wttbJ.n the city of
Newport Beaeb.
NOTICE L,; HEREBY Ftiii-
TtfER GIVEN tbat tbe s:aidpltl:
lie bearing wtll be beld OD tM
2'7'tb day oJ August, 1973, at
tile OOur or 7:30 p.m. In
Counell Chambers of the
Hall of the C lty of
Beach, California, at
aod place any and aU persons
interested may appear I.Jld be
heard thereon .
Laura Lagios
City Clerk
City ot Newport Beach
Newport Harbor
LIVELY MOTIONS OF THE DAN CE
HAVE BROUGHT GLADNESS
TO THE HARBOR AREA
FOR THE PAST 22 YEARS
THROUGH DOROTHY JO SWANSON
AN D HER DAN CE STUDIO.
Tloh .Oil ..,, • ., ... I•
NEWPORT HARBOR EIISIGN
P\IBUSHEDIEEXLY -PAGE ll
THURSDAY, JAAUARY 2~ 1951
BOTTLE OF 100
... now
there are 12 stores
AT ANAHEIM ,
• SANTA ANA,
• PALM SPR INGS,
• LAS VEGAS,
e NEWPORT BEACH
(VIA LIDO AND BALBOA BAY CLUB)
NOSTALGIA
HAS ALSO COME TO THE FASHION WORLD
®TWIN SWEATER SETS 8 PLAID SKffiTS
~WErMJIE~.
C(Y FUR TRrMM ED COATS 0 CHIFFON, RUFFLED, SEQUINNED AND ULTRA FEMlNtNE
EVENING FASHIONS.
,.,. viA LIDO e MillPORT IU.Ot
400 I.U.
REG. $6.95
12 OZ.
REG . 12.98
FEEl SHARI'•
S444
Pum Vilamin 8
Skin Oil
11,000 IU rElit FLUID OZ.
SAVE
$1.00 S395
INSECT STRIP
11.98 VALUE S119
IOC
•
BATH OIL
BY REVLON
.. .._. 2515
E. C.Ost H..,.
limited Offer
14.SO VALUE S]SO
While They Last COTY
T:uq UIMt M,a,h.Up hi TuM
c...-..uoooc.o $215 ....., ..... Gaolt
.J.JO SAVE 7Sc:
••
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VOL. 26, MO-1 PHOMII 67S.OI!D CORONA DEL MAR, CALl F.
25T Y; EDITIO
STORIES FROM
ENSIGN FILES
• "HERE'S THE ENSIGN-YOUR NEWSPAPER" --Head-
liDo Ill 1bo Aupot II, INa, lllaucural '-altho Eoa!ID'
With tba Vol. 1, lfo. 1 lNDe, a D1W weekly Dn'IP&Pfr
m&kel ttl bow to tbe pabUe, Tbe ldttor of tbl DeW PIP8I' II
a former mldtrestero DI'Wc:.ptrn&D, Ano E. Haca, who
ta llaeldiiC thl8 ))Wlii.111Ue 'ftDture lD pariDrerahlp Yitb
tbe Soatll Cout PmU.IdDc' Co., publlPer of tbl Costa Mesa
GlobiMRin.ld. Hap'a u.oclate .Utor t. bb wtte, Pee.
TbiJ both wortecl oo tbl Jtaff of tbli Colambua Clttsen ID
Oblo before World War U; both aened onr-a durloc
tbt nr, Per wttb Amtrteaa Red CJ'OH, Bop as a Corps
of EqlDMrt ofllcer USIID'd to MlUtary GcwerDmct duty. . 1 • • • •
• FROM THE LOG • -Aucust lS, 1948: H•e Is tbe En-
liP, your bome town, eommuolty oew~~P~Pe~". Its purpose
J.a to .ne JOG. tile reader. Its aim 11: to rtp011 hl1ly aod
fliriJ ttM ....... U.t OODCtnl }'Oa &Dd to pr-..t tile laa ...
Ud ~leu tbat flee tbe commaalt:J. To ftatftll that mts-
AtJGtrn 11, 1948, HOP AND PEG WITH THE FIRST ISSUE OF THE ENSIGN, (CONTI!IUEO ON PAGE Z)
RIGHT: Flac ra1J:1DC 1FU held
at tbo Eoa!ID bu!ldlll( at HtUo-
trape An. IDd Ccut Hwy.,
Corooa del Mar, oa NOY. 24,
1950. PulllD( .., the f1ac are
Jobn Lloyd WrlctJt, at left, who
doolpd tho bu!ldlllr; pubUsher
Ano E. Ha.apa, and Newport
Beaeb Mayor Lea Isbell.
OON Rai:E, trbo !as been with
tbe EuiiD since 1966, takes
care ot adnrt1sJD& calls, and
biDdies the promotloo and clr-
elllalloa aaltpllllOIU.
ABOVE , llatt Ilana, Ellllp
pressman, 1s sbon bel'e nm-
11111( tbo RJobi Job-prwa
111 !be boetsbop. Tbo Ryobt,
a bleb IIPMd o«.et preaa, prO-
duets a YOtamt of prllltiDc tor
Eulp customers.
LEFT: Bob lloand, ldYertia-
111& ........ lor 1bo Eu!IJI,
Ill buy at lbo drowlac board,
ort~~Utna:ao-to
meet a prea-tlme dMdHne.
BELOW IS THE ENSIGN BOOTH at tbo ZD<IIDDual (1950) Coroaa del Mar Lobtltor -·
predecessor o1 tbe present-day BaJbc::-. 8&7 Lloal Lobst• Bab. Tbe Eulp IDaap-
rat.d tbrl IDOtlll ,.,.Dt lD eooperata. wttb tbt Col'ooa del Mar BaalDeu Aaa. BelpiDc
pttll1abers Pee IDd lklp wttb ••yoar Dame lD tbrl betdl'••" projeet are BW stttcv-
nlt at ~~~-llllaad, loft, Ulll Bolll>r eawo at c-del Uar.
AN ENSIGN SIGN ns p.t "' In
"CamerOD's Coroer" at Goldearod
a.1 ec..st flw)' •• CorOD& del Mar,
oe. tbe llntUDiTersaryoi.U.paper.
Bo..U.C tbe sip, left to rtPt. are
Huold a.edld (the Sip MID);
Jaet Albee, Easlp •dnrtb:lDc
--IIDd poblllbor llupo.P .. Bupo II _......, the pn)let.
nmtDAYII,--IIr a. e ................
~not, = · a atr BID .,. .. __ ," ,.
/ .J , I
A HIGH SPEED rotary offset Cottrell presa wu l111talled
lD tbe Ensign bleksbop in 1966, and here are Per aDd
Hop watchlng the flrst copies come off the press --
tbe lssue of April 28, 1966.
'
_}
DICK MacMURRAY, a !S.yeu nteru wtth the EDSip..
joined the sb1f in 1950, when the prlnttng plant was stt ~.
St.SAN T ANNERfLL. otnce manager for the Enstp, tabs
care of the books, sets type, and serves as receptionist.
BELOW: THE ENSIGN STAFF In 1950 in front ol the
new Ensign building. Seated, lett to right, are Dick Mac-
Murray, pressman; John Pl.rldnsoo, lntertype operator;
Paul LUDd., bl.eltshop foreman, and Cal Root, adYertisi.Dc
salesmu; staodlnc, Hop and Peg, owoers and pllbllsblra.
. .
• •
•
Tlllo Lot-lllo 4-10, 1100, Eulpll...,._
II IIIII IStll uolnr011'7 ---<I llo We
._. Tbo -· --.. 1M Lot .... trtblft tD A. a. Ro.utlll, arrupd bJ liu'rJ Weleb,
ud u • .., ,......, t11a bMII( <1 J.mtp Vlaloo, lila
Yeoenble orp....,Koo. ol okt.amere wbo tltU ,......_.
II old &1-111111 •!01 till .. _,., lllat II -
oat to •Jeet«< ptstl ol bcmor. • • • Memories crowded into the din-
ing hall at the Newport Harbor
Yacht Club Monday noon as a
group of old-timers and a few
newcomel's gathered to do honor
to A. B. Rousselle, "Captain of the
Port of Newport Harbor."
Thirty-nine well-wishers were
there to drink a toast to the pio-
neer for his persistent and gen-
erous and successful efforts to-
ward the improvement of our
harbor. The occasion was a lunch-
eon gathering for the presenta-
tion of a scroll to A. B . conferring
upon him the honorary title of
"Captain of the Port," which had
been voted · by the City Council a
month ago.
Doing the honors as master of
ce remonies was Harry Welch, who
was one of those who had put in
long years of effort in promoting
the development of the coast and
harbor. It was Harry who went
down the line of guests to intro-
duce each one with some quick
comment and witty remark.
Here the y are, the old-tlm-
crs and the newcomers-Earl
Stanley, Brad Hellls, Myford Ir-
vine, Heinz Kaiser, Ralph Mas-
key, Paul Palmer, Walter Spi-
cer, Herb Kenny, Bert Webb,
Ben Reddick, R. R. Hodgkin-
son, Ray Copelin, Gordon Find-
lay, J. A. Gant, -Theo Robins,
Roland Wright, Jim Webster,
Ross Greeley, Lonnie Vincent,
J. B. McNally, Charlie Way,
W. LJ Jordan, Bill Maxwell,
Hugh 1 Mcl'fltran, · Arvo Haapa,
Louis , Briggs,. Wes Jay, Ha.acl
RinJ:", Charlie TeWinkle, Dick
Richard, Braden Finch, Bob
Bacon, Charlie Priest, Judge D.
J. DotiJ:'t>, Sam Meyer, Les Isbell,
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Irvin George Gordon, B. L Pat-
tenon. And Harry Welch, In-
troduced by Earl Stanley. (Judge
Bob Gardner and Commodore
J. A. Beek sent letters of re-
gret for not being able to at--
tend.)
Then Harry asked all the guests--
to get up to say how long ago
they first came to the Harbor
Area. The answers ranged from
a few months to 59 years. The .
record easily went to Ray Cope-
lin, only one of the group who had
come down here before the turn
of the century_ He recalled driv-
ing down in a horse-drawn buggy
from Santa Ana to Newport In
1891, wlien he was six years old.
Many had come before the start
of the first World War-Walt Spi-
cer, Theo Robins, J. B. McNally,
Charlie Way, W. L. Jordan, Louis
Briggs, Judge Dodge, R. L . Pat-
terson. Only one among the guests
was a Newport native, Reporter
Hugh McMillan, born here in 1916.
Judge Dodge recalled that he
had purchased 10 acrt>s of land
In 1911 from A. B. Rousselle.
There were other recollections
of Incidents In those early days.
Mayor Isbell then presented the
scroll to "Captain of the Port"
Rousselle. Les remarked that
"Lot of folks don't realize the
time and effort and money that
some of the old-timers put Into
the community to make It what
It is-a good place to live In,
anti a good place to make
money in."
A. B .. who had come here back
in 1908, acknowledged the honor,
said "it was a great feeling to see
the old time bunch like this again,"
and spoke of the future of New-
port Harbor-"nothing can stop
lhe growth of this community,"
particularly because of the Up-
pe r Ba y plans.
On behalf of the group, Jim
Webster gave A. B. a yachting
cap with the Inscription "Hon-
orable Captain of the Port of
Newport Harbor." Jim also
showed the old hat that had
been pre!'lented to George Rog-
ers, the only other person to be
given toot honored title. Harry
Welch proposed a toast to
George Rogers.
Myford Irvine was called to the
piano, and he played t.he accom-
paniment as the men honored Mr.
Rousselle by singing "For He's a
Jolly Good Fellow." Les Isbell
proposed a toast to A. B. and re-
marked that "no doubt in 10
years more we'll be meeting to
honor him again." There were
more stories about A. B. and ex-
pressions of personal tribute to
the venerable captain, and the
meeting was ended.
Tuek & Pete Rabbit!
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To The HMtNw ArM..
RABBmiNSURANCE
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HEADLI
(COimlfiiiD Pll(1ll PAOli
lloa, II" Eoatp -,_ bqr 111111 _-. lacb <I
JOU, u a nadir, cu ..._. ~ lut .. ...,. J'OI biHir bt'
•r1'nc to tM per..t ud aoclal ttetu u.t an t11r1t back·
beat otuy coaunwdty M'l'llllf•, • • • •
• "HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN SEPT. 13'' ... .laplt 11,
I Ml: Pluo roo tbo -II( <I ciUMs al Knport Harlrol'
a ...... td IIIIa wtat 1'1' Supt -D.,.ld.
IOD,. sts DeW tacbtrl .. ,. bela
lllrtd 111111 are raa<1r w tbo -~ -1 oo Sopl. II. T1la -lflall members are Norma .TtU Ena.,
llrlo' P. E.; llorotllaa !Dillard, com-
merotal department; SblriiJ' Lourie,
art departmeof:; Dorotby Rtnc. bomt
eeooomtcs: Queoti.D Wattl, 80clal
studies; AI Irwtn, wbo replactl Wen.
dell Pletena u b-' footblll coach.
AI played tootblll UDISer the famouJ
Amos Aloo&o stap at tbt Collep
ot tbe PacUlc. otber ltl.ft' member•
at Harbor HIP are Ylce~prlDclpal
Joaepb Hamblet; FaJ HarbUoo, dei.D
ot lifls; J.nstructon HeleD Ballard.,
Roscloe FHley, Rutb FlemJnc. Goa
SID DAVI H Grable, Elgin Hall, Eustace Ro)U,
L. CHntoo Sawln, Leonard Tllompsoa., Bob Went&, XiDprJ
Wttltened:, Floyd Harryman, Marie Hiebsch, tt LJDDI
Hugbes, John W, Johnsoo, John McGowen, Leslie K1ller,
R. K. Reed and Mary Lee Rlchmood. Member• ol the
scbool bol.rd are president Donald J. Dodge, A. H. Ffta.
patrick, Joseph A. Beet, UWao Butler and Braden Floeb.
• • • •
•
• "NEWPORT WIL L GET NEW POST OFFICE "~~ Au(U&t
13, 1948: Postmaster W, H. Adams announced the siplng
of a lease wtth Jotm Hormen for a stte on SZDd St., across
!rom City Ha ll. A con tract has been awarded to lnln George
Go rdon for a 2,000 gquare foot fa cility, PTOYldlng about ?00
square feet more than the present post ofnce bulldlng at
McFadden Place, near Newport Pier.
Moore's
• • • •
• "HEW CITY ATTORNEY NAMED'' -· August lS, 1948:
Geor ge Dennison, Corona del Mar lawyer, will succeed
Roland Thompson, who wtll retire Oct. I as city attorney
of Newport Beach . Mr. Dennison, 49, served almost .f. years
over seas as a Military Gonroment otftcer durlng World
War II. His appoint ment was announced MoodaJ enDing at
the Newport Beach City CouncJJ meeting. .. . . .
• "COM STUDIES ITS PROBLEMS" -~ August 13, 1948:
I! ere Is a summar y of the Items discussed at tbe July 29
town meeting he lr1 by the COM Civic Assn . The No. llssue
ts the project to establish a state beach at China Con. A
proposal to sa ve the bluff view along Ocean BIYd. Is UDder
study. ·A city government study committee wtU come~
with an answer to the questloo: Wllat Is COM pttlnc for
Its tax dollar · Gas tax fuods are being sought for street
repair . A location Is needed tor a Corona del Mar ldentl~
ticatlon sign along Coast Hwy1 It . ...... .. , , .• , • • • •
• "ROUNDTABLE MEETlNfrA.IRS PROBLEMS" ~-Auptt
20, 1948: Developing plans tof 81blh1aloo of ln1De property
ad)otnlng Corona del lofu tlcured promlr.lltly Df a-.rotmd~
table discussion at a Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce
meeting August 18. Rex Brandt presided as cha.lrman and
Braden Finch Jed the discussion. Tile topics discussed also
inclUded lessening of tramc llau.rds on Coast Hwy., stcns
at the approaches to COM, a highwa y to bypass tM business
district In COM, and the proposed city sales tu. • • • •
• •'760 STUDE NTS AT NEWPORT SC HOOL" -~ AuKUst
20, 1948: Supt. Horace 0. Ensign reported there will be an
enrollment of 760 students when Newport elemertary school
opens Sept. 13. Marie Heffern Is the principral; Sade For.,
the school nur se, and the teachers are Isabelle Bowles,
Lenora Rest, Lena May Willsey, Lois Foote, Mabel stanley,
Kay Schureman, Agnes Craig. Frances Butler, Betty" Handy,
Arthur Chr istensen, Lee lofcCUntock, Glenn Moore, Clara
Spelman, Nor ma Perkins, Blll Burdick aod Vlrctnta Osborn.
M . A:··c;.:. HOUSE ~PAINT PAIN'l' HIGH GLOSS ENAMELIZED
Benjamin~
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WE ARE A
FULL SERVICE
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OPEN 9 to 6 -CLOSfD SUNDAYS
538 Center St. Costa Mesa 646-1919
For 15 Years -Quality Merchandise at
F Prices. Such Well Known Names As
• 'lo\\ JJ..IJI--if4al'v. .~,,-.,~·
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•
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IN lMI, when tbt Eutp n.
tered ~ Harbor At• ~~eeoe,
• Dellby Dei&bbOr ... theRe¥.
Perry F. Scllrock, tbt fouodJnc
putor ot the Coroaa del Mar
Commwuty Concreptloaal
CbVeb, jut ae:rou tble hlcb-
nJ oa HeUotrcpe AYeaue.
THE HARBOR AREA newspaper
sceoe In 19-48 included Walter
Burroulfls, who had just ac-
quired ownership of the Costa
Mesa Globe-Herakl and was
lts pubUaher.
THE POLICE CHIEF of New-
port Beach was R, R, Hodgttn-
soo., more tamlllarly lmown as
''Hodge.''
MAURIE STANLEY, Insurance
btoUr with otflces on Marlne
Ave., was the head of the Sal-
boll lsla.nd Businessmen's As-
sociation ln 1948.
THERE WERE 5 members oo
the Newport Beach City Coun-
cU 1D 1948, and repreaenttnr
tbe Corooa del Mar area na
o. z. Robert-. a eootraetor.
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NEW BANK---NEW TAX---NEW OCC SECTION 2. P"AGE J THUIIIISOAY, AUOUIT 1•, 1171
. .
(COHJIJIOBI) ,_ PAG& I)
• "IIIAIL DELIVEIIY APPIIOYJ!D" ·-._ 10, 1NI'
PMiliDUII« loa ltla(_ •WWMCI u.t &n&11 dt-UY«J Ia Cml,
wlU boCIO lu. l. Ito ald 111M _.1 ,.. -II•• .,
lbo Poot Olllce Dopt. lo wa.-... , D. C. • • • •
• "VERBAL FIREWORit8 Rlllll IIESAIIIEITDIG" --Aq-
ual zo, 1NI' Tbo ma)Orll)' cC lllo mt-t cC lilt Coota
Mea cttlleM ~ll c........t tbe reJDII'U IDidl br lllt1d
M~mo, Yl.ee-cbalrma.a, Ybo,bld JlarpiJ' crlttdMd the lr-
-c_.,, llr ...... eblrpd -......... -
boldlop of tbt ln1.1M COmsu:J C(lft .... l Oru.ce Cocalty'l
No. 1 PlamdDc mt:· • • • •
• "COOT A MESA ASKS HOME RULE PLAM" ... ACJCUl
20, 1948: Cocd:l Mea relidenta are ob)lcttac to tbe OnDce
CotiDtJ PlaJmlnr Commluloo aplut pr~ cbulps In
tbe laDd 11M plu for tll!Deorponted areu In tbe cotmty.
The CoD u. .. elUseu COUDd.l tatorm.S the COidJ that
tbelr mla1mum demud ll for Dellflborbood cootrol 1D all
CUH IMOIYiDC appJ1eaUou for YU'1ueel aDd tiC'flll'tOOI. • • • •
• "BtmNESS ASSN. TO BE REACTIVATED'' --Aucut
20, 1948: A drln r.. been iarmehed to r•etlnte the COM
Busi.Desa Aun. A meettDr of local mercbutl: Is bel.q ar-
rupd by Moo.iea Smltb &Del Hanoab Byrnes, owners of
tbe Petite Vllle dress sbop. • • • •
• "BANK IS ASSURED FOR CROWN CITY" --Aucut 20,
1948: Tbt State Bukblc CommJttee bas cnnted a permit
I« a bank In Corona del Mar. The but manacer will be
James T. Van Dyke, asliJtaat maoapr of lbe Calltonta
Bank In Los .o\Dples. B. Z. McKtnotJ II the attorneJ tor
the new bank. Dlrectors are Braden FlDeh, Rlcr.td L.
Crutcher, Georre Dules, Walter B. Mellott J.Dd Tbomas
B. Frost. The orpnt.zen mast post $50,000 lb capital
stock, $25,000 surplu, and $10,000 I.DliYided proftta. • • • •
• "DRAM' CARDS READY MONDAY" --August 27, 1948:
AU Harbor Area men born after Augu.tt SO, 19Z2, and be-
,,. tore S$tember 19, 19SO, must rerta-
ter tor seleetln serYtce at Newport
Rubor htdl schOol. Major GordoD S.
FlDdlaJ of Lido Isle Is tbe chief regis-
trar tor the draft. SldDey Outdscm,
S'C)erlnttod.t at tbe tll(b ..:boot. t.
responatble lor the u~meots for
the draft rect.tnttoa tor this arn.
Mrs. Jerrold Spu.cler La tbe deputy.
The hJgb schOol PTA has f'011deered
to USst Major FlDdlay In carrytng
on the work of re&tstra&D. • • •
• "COM TO GET FmE STATION" --Aucust 27, 1948:
The long awatted tlre stattoa. Is expected to become a reaUty
tor COM oexl spring u a result ot tbe IWJ'O"'.l ol a city
salea taJ ordtbi.DCe Mooday by the Newport Beach Council.
Mayor Dick Drake anno~mced that a moor the Uems to be
financed by tbe sales tu wt.U be the COM ftre atatloo, a
pro)ect initiated more than 2 years aro by CouocUman 0. Z.
Robertson, who represents Corona del Mar oo the Counctl. • • • •
• "SALES TAX ORDINANCE ADOPTED" --Aucuat Z7,
1948: Shoppers ln Newport Beach will be paytoe a ooe per
cent sales taJ: on retail purcba.ses. but property owners
were rtnn tmmedt.ate rellet In their tax bld bJ 'rirtul of
a 15 cent reduction by the City Council. After Z hours ot
debate Mooday evenlng, the COUDCII adopted the sales tu:
ordinance, then cut the general tu rate from St to 8S cents.
Mayor Diet Drake said the sales tu will tlouc:e a muter
plan tor ell)' de,..klpmet, OW)" men aDd equipmelt lor the
street departmefK. a ce.ntral nrebouse, aDd a ftre statioo
for Coroaa del Mar. • • • •
• "CITY HALL DEDICATED" --A.ucast 1'7, lNB: The
$250.000 Newport Beacb· City Hall bulkllq n• c!elllcabld
AulfUSI Z4 by Governor Earl WarreD u a "monument to
COOd pernment and a tribute to the YlsloD lDd thrtft of
the peq>le wbo bad boucft lDd peJd tor the M1'lt' flciUty."
Mayor Dtcll: Drake introduced GoYeroor WarreD u ''the
next rice-president ol the United State~." The Callloruta
governor In Tom Dewey's runni.Dc mate lb the Rc>tj)Uean
campaign ror president ap..tn.st tocwnbeot Harry Truman. • • • •
• "OPEN HOrnE AT ORANGE COAST COLLEGE'' •• Sept.
3, 1948: Open hOuse will be tlekl Sept. 10 to let the public
visit and Inspect the new 2 year col-
Ieee. Dr. BasU Peterson is the su-
pertol:eodent of Orange Cout Col-
lege, whlch oecl.1)1es 241 acres of
land on a porttoo of the former
Santa Ana ArmJ Air base. Sixty
bulldinp on the Air Base are betD& ~ used lor classrooms l.Dd admlnis-
traU.e ta.ciUtles. SIC)(. Petereoo an.
OOUDCed ti11S Week: "We WIU be ready' •
to eommeoce classroom tnstrucUoo 1 Mooday, &:!pt. U." Durlllg tbe past
6 'lTIOQtbs adminiJtnUve otftctals o•. P'I!TI!UON
hue been reDOYating the buUdinp. • • • •
• "B.l BI.SINESS GROUP TO RESUME MEETINGS"
Sept. 3, 1948: Mau:rte Stanley, president ot the Balboa laJaDd
Bus1Desameo'1 Assn., anoouoced this week thll the crouP
wlll bella to hokl recular meetinp apiD. Topics to be
dlscuued are the MWD election and the new etty sales tu:. • • • •
• "CULTURAL CENTER SOUGHT" --Sept. 10, 1948:
RepreaentaU'f'8s o1 tbe prolesstooal arts o1 Coroaa del Mar
drew ~ a procnm at a Sept. 8 mee«nc tar pldt.nc the
dnelopment of Ule eommtmtty. The recomrneDdltlolls ill-
elude a caltural center ill COM. The meettDr was held at
tbe Bndtll FlDch rnldeo<:e. Al80 IJHIM!Ilt were Diet Pteeer,
•
On
Their
25th I
Rn-. !mac-· -lit llarwoocl, llllloa..., Mabel lfltaN..., LJell .._more, LecJ.Ot Cblmberlat.o
ud .............. . • • • •
• "CLOSE CALL FOR PAUL IIIAHTZ" --Sept. 10, 1141,
PIUll 11ut1 of .Ba.llol l.alliDd bteame tht oaly S time wtDoer
~ • ' ( . '\
I
~~
' '
lo lito -· air .... Sept, 4, bot M bad a ctoee eau lDd almost t:a.Ued
ID aasa. The eottre Mutz family
•• to Loac Beach Saturday to aee
tbt ltlrt ol the rac:e from the muni-
cipal airport --destlnatloo Clenlud.
Oll leU troW~ .. almost crounded him,
but M eaetlDued on to win. He re-
e.lYecl '10,000 1D rtrst prtse money.
Hll Mllltuc plane cowered tile 2,045
mUet at u nen.l'!l speed ot 447.98
mllee u hour. • • •
• "NEW DEVELOPUEHT !fEAR COM'' -·Sept, 17, 1948:
Wort wtU IIU1 .aoa oa *-5~1/Z acre Corooa Hlgbands
sabdh1•~ ad•eeat to Cora. del War, across from Sbore
Cliffa. The sUe wu puret.a.d by the JeM.Ie S. Crutcher
FoaodatloD. fouoded by Rtcbu'd L. Crutcher, from the tr-
"t'iDe Beaeb ud CoaDtrJ Cl.m Eetales Ltd, wbleh had bought
it some Z5 yeus aro wUb tbe Idee. ol deYelopt.ng a golf
course. Tbe purcbue ~Wlct was r@p()rted to be $117,000, • • • •
*************** !ANNOUNCING THE SALE:
: 2A~ER GOLD :
-tl Y .. Ce11 Leeelly Ow• Placer Geld; * •-tr "Met.rel Golllll Rltt.t Out Of Tt.e 1141• e." * ... SILVER INGOTS loiEDALS ....
"?' TRADE COINS ,..-
• CERTIFIED .999 FINE (99.9ll PURE) *
~ A Hed1e Agaln&t lnftetio11 . Devalwattol'l ......_
...,.. Or Pouilele Otprenloe 1/f'
• Nowpo" Booch (7U) 979-5642 *
3..00 1,.,1 ... Ave., ~lte 115
• UNIVERSAL TRADE COMPAilY * ******* ********
AMONG OUR JEWELS
Are Local People you know -People who care---··
LEFT TO RIGHT
t KATHY HUioiPHRIES
t EVELYN TAYLOR
t BEA LOOioiiS
t ILSE HOWE
QUIET, COioiPETENT ATTENTION--
HERE TD SERVE YOU.
t 5ALVATOBE J, CIND
JewtlrJ repair 1s his bUsiness.
AD.ytbl.ng from a mtoor adjust-
meat to major repatrs and
fashlontng special persooa.Uzed
pfeees.
t ALEX NIKOLAJEVIC
Hll professtoo Is watch Ml"'f'iee
ud repalr. Product of 24yeus
of traiAlnc aod eJI)erteoce 1n
tbe watch centers ol EQfOpe.
At.) a specl.aUst in a.llttque
ntcbes aDd dod~s.
HOI!!!S
9:Jl • S:Jl
GEM TALX
TODAY
J .C. Humphries, •bose
store at 18Z3 Newport
B!Jd., Costa Mesa, has
bHn a Harboc ArM
Laodma.rk l'or onr 27
years, is an authority
on gems and ,...elry.
INDEPENDENCE
Whether It's a new~r or
a jewelry store, illdepeodence
Is irnporta.nl, and ts 11 state
we have enjoyed tor o'fer 27
years., so we know uactly wllat
U mea.ns to the Newport Harbor
Ensign to ha-re rema.ioed Inde-
pendent ror the past 25 .
Rema..ln.J.ng an iodependent In
any endeavor carries Its trials
and tribuLations, btrt a lso brings
rewards ln satisfaction wtuch
tar outweigh any of these.
For a )eweler, the rewards
ol personal attenuon to the
oeeds and desires of the local
commooJ.ty art" possible oal}'
through tiM! complete frHdom ot serYI.c::e and selecttoo Wbteh
CO With OW"nlng YO\D' OWb bus-
loess.
For a newspaper, It Is ~
marb.ble that OM' OWDar bl.s,
for 25 years, retaltted coatrol
ol his own pubUeattOD whiM
flcbtlll&. often al the ._ ot adnrtlstng locome, tor wbl.t:
be mew was rteM.
We concrahllate ArfO £.
"Hop" ~ ud bis wtte.
"Pea." 00 their 25tb ,.... ~
~·· lq>IDr-.. wt11,. u .. tntud to, ro •
.rT~Dc our eommlllltty u c.lJ
Ill lad~ caD .. l'ft.
E•c""t fll4.,, wh• wt'ro op• onflii:Jl
OoaodS.nd.y
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19 4 8 PREDECESSOR or the CorO<a delMar Cb&mber or
Commerce was tbe CDM Bustoess Assn., wbieb
wu orplliaed Sept, Jl, 1948. Tbese cbarter oftlcers were
pbotocrapbed b)' Honrd Folsom at U.t first meetlar:
Sated. left to rlctJt, Mrs. IIIUoo Ruteh!naoo of ConiDa
Craft. directoc; Yra. Mabel Fit&morrls of tbe Fltsmorris
Realty Co., Yiee..presldenl; Mrs. Ranoa.h Byrnes ot Petite
VIDe, director, ud Miss Monica Smltb, also of Petite
Vtue, treasurer; studloc. left to rtrtJt. Rebud Rlcbter
ot Bell Whitman Realty, director; Artbur E. Fltsmorrta of.
Fltr.morrta Re~Jt)'. director; Dr. DoMld Yuan. chiro-
practor, director; RicHard Bvcelo ol tbl JIQD1e S. cnteh-
er Fotmdatloo, presideot; Ar'YO E. Bupa ol tbe Eutp.
secretary; Glenn Co~~eh of Harbor Pboto Lab, director,
and R~rt Headrick& of HtDdrlc:U PriatlDL director,
(Pboto from tbe SepL 24. 1948, Jssue ol tbe EDSip.}
FROM
G'S ZON lNG---CENSUS---SNOWFALL
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3) quarters to a fast grOW"lng comrDCillty ill mltCb more preu-
lng than CODSOlida.Uoo, 1t'bleb wu suggested to the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Commerce bJ its hmebeoll cldl.
Newpw& N111'&&Z) aDd Garden Center
• "ZONING INVESTIGATION ON THE ISLAND" --Sept.
17, 1948: After recetpt of a slalply worded letter b'om tbe
Balbo& Island Improvement Assn., slped by Kate McCann,
secretary, tbe Newport Beach Comcil voted Sept. 13 to ap-
point a full-time innsttp.tor to cheek on I001ng t1olaU.oos
--starting oo Balboa Island and eventually covering all
Newport Beach. City administrative otrtcer John Sailors
said that pollee wJU have to rely to some e:deot oo people
reporting violations. The BOA letter resulted trom the
Sept. 5 meeting, where tbe r.ontng violation situatloo ns
described as intolerable. • • • •
• "COM BUSINESS GROUP REORGANIZED" --Sept. 24,
1948: Corooa del Mar merchants rejected a proposal Sept.
20 to ))in the el1st1ng Newport Harbor Businessmen's Assn.
and voted to reactivate thelr OYD Business Assn. otrlcers
were elected: Rlc!Jard Barcelo of the Jennie S. Crutcber
FoUDdation as presl.dent; Mrs. A. E. Fitzmorris, Realtor,
as rtce-presideot; Monica Smith of Petite Ville as treaslll"-
er; Ano E. Haapa of the Ensign as secretary; directors
Glenn Couch, R~rt Hendricks, Dr. Dooald Yaroell, Hannah
Byrnes, Mrs. Mlloo Hutchinson aod Htttlard Richter. . . . "
• • • •
" "ENSiGN SOLD TO HAAPA" --Feb. 24, 1949: Fred
Allen annolllCed in today's ptper that be bas sold the Eo-
sign to Mr. and Mrs. Ano E. Haapa, wbo had started tbe
paper last Aug. 13 1o partnership with tbe ptjJltshera ot the
Costa Mesa Globe-Herald. Mr. Allen, wbo r.d bougbt tbe
paper Oct. 29 from the South Coast PubUshlnc Co., wtU
return to the Globe-Herald staff. • • • •
• "SAILORS NAMED CITY MANAGER" --March 3, 1949:
John J. Slllor s, the city's administrative omcer since Feb-
ruary, 1946, was appointed Feb. Z8 by the Ctty CoiiQC.U u
the first city manager of Ne-wport Beach. Mr. Sailors heJd
the rank of colonel with the 8tb Air Force Flgflter Com mUd
during World War n and recelt'ed tbe Legton of Merit award. • • • •
""NEW SUBDJVlSION NEAR BALBOA ISLAND"--March
1 7, 1949: The Enslp learned this week tbat a major deYel..
opment Is plarmed by tbe lrYine Co. oo tbe lnlaod side ot
Bayside Dr., near Balbo& Island. Land planner Harry EftllS
Terrell Ills prepued a tenta.ttve map of ''Bay Park Plua"
on the 25 acre site, dlYlded Into 105.parcels, with commer-
cial areas near Marine An. and near Coast HWJ. .r • • • •
• '•CIVIC ASSN. PRESIDENT ELECTED" --Sept. 24,
1948: Wallace Burton of I 000 Ocean Bl't'd. was elected
president ol the COM Clv1c Assn. Sept. 21, succeeding
Ralpb Hoyle Jr. Alvan Clemence was elected nee-president;
Julia Modica, secretary; Harold Outs, treasurer; directors,
Mrs. Lincoln Norman, Theodore Fitch, Ano E. Haapa,
Richard L. Crutcher and Raymond Todd. • • • • • "CENSll) FIGURES ANNOUNCED" --Oct. 1, 1948:
• '· B.t MAIL DELIVERY GETS 'GO' SIGN" --March 17,
1949: The Balboa Island Post Office bas been otftclaUy
notified by the Post Oftlce Department In Washlngtoo that
carrier service bas been authorised to start April 1. Post-
master Ham Smith said that there will be 2 deUnrles a
day Monday througfl Friday and ooe delivery oo Saturday.
...._.. cW... AeocMUI .. _..,.
The U. S. Census Bureau has announced tbe offtclal~X11Ula
tlon of Newport Beach to be 10,994, Uring in 3,950 hOuae•, -
according to the May, 1948, cOlttlt. The census showed
2,200 perma.oent residents 1o Corooa del Mar, but Postmaster
Ross King said the true flgtae Is closer to 3,500.
. . . " AMJ.JNG -4 HA.ME IH C4LirORHIA HORTICULTURE SIHC! 1920.
1600 .. --hlthwav
873-1662
(next to irviM: coast country club . " . . newport beach, california
ond ._t center)
• "FOOTBRIIXJE TO BE BEAI1I'IFIED" --March 31,
1949: City Manager John Sailors' proposal to beautlty tbe
Goldenrod footbridge in COM while eUmiDatl.ng the hazards
was accepted at the March 28 meeting of the Newport Bel.ell
Council. Planting bozes wtll be set 1C) oo the rati.J.np to
" "ISLAND WILL GET NEW POOT l~O~F:F:~IC~E~·~· ~~~~~f~p;r~e:.•~eot~ ctUJdreo from doing "tiglt-rope nlklnr" stuotl, 1948: Postmaster Hamilton SmUll taa __ ~ _
pronl for a new post offtce bulldlDC
teotaUYe completion date ot neJ:t May
baYe maJI carrier senlce In effect u ol that date . • • • •
"'•GOP HOLDS BIG EDGE'' --Oct. 8, 1948: It looks Uke
a gloomy November electloo mooth ror Democrats it the
registratloa picture for Ne~rt Beach Is takeo as a national
yardstick. The registratioo fiNes shOw 4,182 tor theRe-
pdlllcans, 2,628 tor the Democrats; other s, 538; total, 7,348. " . . .
""ENSIGN SOLD" --Oct. 22, 1948: The sale of the En-
sign was announced today by Davtd E. Ring, vtce-presldellt
and general manager of the South Coast PubUshing Co. ot
Costa Mesa. The purchaser of the 3 month old newspaper
is Fred Allen of Newport Beach, who has been employed
for the last 8 months as managing editor of the Globe -Herald. • • • •
• "VOTERS SAY YES ON MWD" --Oct. 29, 1948: New-
port Beach Yoters assured their commwlity of an adequate
supply of water lor tbe future by voting 2,174 to 898 Tuesday
in favor of anneling the city to the Coastal Mtm.lcipal Water
District, which provides Colorado River water to the coastal
area. Newport Beach had re~ted the annez Sept. 10, 1946. • • • •
• • "COM BWINESSMEN ELECT SADLEffi" --Dec. 9,
1948: Jotm E. Sadlelr, member of Sadlelr lr Smith Realtors
and head of the Sadleir Insurance
agency, was elected president or the
reactivated Corona del Mar Buslness
Assn. at the Dec. 6 meeting. Geor ge
Dennison, the new city attorney of
Ne-wport Beach, was picked as vtce-
presldeot. The secretarial post wtll
be manned by W. Frank Powers, and
Conrad Hldy was chosen secrebry.
New members of the board are Sad-
leir, Hldy, Dennison and Mrs. Han-
lllh Byrnes. Hold-over members of
the board are Richard Barcelo, out-
rotng president, and Mabel Fltzmor-
J OHM SADL!:U: rls, out-going vi ce-president.
•
" "LEO KOCH
1948: ThrH
• • •
PtrrS 3D ON THE BREEZE'' --Dec. 16,
of pubUshlng came to an end last week
as Leo Koch terminated ''The
Breeze" wtth No. 136 of Vol. 3.
The mlmeognphed weekly, eo-
Urely deYoted to Corooa del
Mar, was marked In Its lioal
edition by messages of appre-
ciation to Its pubUc and one of
its ablest assistants, Doris
Florer. Mr . Koch note ln tds
fi.Dallssue: "Ofrtng to lll hearth
and otber rE&9005, I will bt
obUpd to suspeo4 ~lleaUon.
I t..ve pd)Ust.d, printed and
edited tb1J paper s1ng1e handed
for tne put 3 years, u · weU
u .atteodlDC to Its clrcuilttoo.
I am pttlnc akln1 In years
L•o KOCH {ap 75) aod I Deed a rest.'' • • • • "SNOWFALL ABTOUN[II: ALL"--lu. lS, 1949: Soow -
f.lllllA tM Ba'bor Ar• tld.l weH amu.ed ..-ea tbe oldttmers,
wllo faUid to reeaD a wtntar trltll .ell Jow temperalwu or
mon tblll a trace ot tbe wtdle ~. TMI't .,.. be&YJ laJJ
-,, 1& 10, tMo -feU lbr 15 miD-. • • • •
• "'CBARTIJl TUIUfED DOWlt" --Feb. 10, 1949: N.,-
part ----lion .... -......... lbrm "' ellr ......-..,. tbo .....,.. .-qtll "' 151 -Ia .... e~ T &J, P'IIJ. 7. n. ta1J7 wul,US 110 l,l'M. • • • •
• ''POIT orn:B IDRGEII DIIC..al'' -Fill. 11, .... ,·c--., .. ·•-·*~--.
18old"C CDII 0011 -... Ill lUI lell!t a .... ---H ---a-.---. .... ... ..... .. ...... w ........ , ..... ., ... , ..
I,
WHIT HELMS
HAIIRY I!STUS
COMMANDER of Newport Har-
bor American Leeton Post 291
ln 1949 was Whit Helms at
Ccxooa del Mar, and the pres-
ident of tbe Lepoa Corporation
was Harry Estus of Newport
Retcttta. It was c!arlnc their
tenure of offtce U.t ba:1Jdlnc
pliDs c1llm1Datad 1D P'OUDd-
bratlnc for a DeW r.epoa. HaD
at Bay An. and IStb st. 1D
c-.1 Newport.
1L1DD RIIIG ol --.
..... Co., llcWJIIII't .... ...
tM pr "& I f11 tM .... ~ _ _,c ....... .. ·-··-....... ...
•
Afu:r ye.an of belnJ a model rnlin -· Leo C.mpl>dl
dc11<1opod an amulniJy ralilll<: apjliood!IO CTCatlfll
rracbldt buildiap and landocapin" Hit llniCIUnl _.
-life rep<Od...rionl of hilloric -builcliJip.
W11ea be doddod 10 owllch fmm hia •--and p>illlolbe ooale-....._,_ollliohCOftOOIM
.... -... Cllh 10 beild ... baildioa .......... wOr!ld -.. -. s-beab efaht 1101 have COIIIidcred Leo'• l/17111 ... --biJ-.. to-ocrloa..,. Bat .. -
II u a lull-alze opportunity. So wo lladly ftnanced hio plant.
Now, wberever tracb 10>)0<1'11 find ouch "Campbelllown"
llnac:IUra u Stull Valley Srarion, The Kce Lin1 Laundry
and Marthews' Men:antile. In face, lui ye.ar thousands of
CAmpboD ooa1o models and landocapina tiro """' llllippd all .,_ lhe Unired Srara.
So If )011' .. buildina • model railrood,
loGii: forC.aopbelllca Moclol&.lf yooo'te
J-!lclialalMII-and wane a blink chat
.,. thinltaall,ao...U abla.loGii: for-. .. -"' .... j{.~ ... . ... -.. -. ........ ________________________________ ...,;-~...;. .....
•
•
• We know this is the most wonderful spot in the world be-
cause we've been in business here for 52 years ourselves.
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•
Congratulations, Hop and Peg, on 25 years of
outstanding service to the Greater Harbor Area
--the most wonderful spot in the world. •
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THEODORE ROBINS FORD
2060 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
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M&WO"T HA"-" ........
COIIIIOIIiA qA. MA"-~1,.,
e•CTK* a. ~AOC e
THUMOAY, AUOUIT Ml, ~I
1 9 4 8 THIS TEARFUL SCENE was photographed on the
opening day of school in 1948 at the Corona del
Mar grammar school. The tears were shed by Uttle Mere-
dith Catherine Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Miller of Balboa Island. (Mr. Miller later sened as
councilman and mayor of the City of Newport Beach.)
Cathy was consoled by Elva (Mrs. frank) Woodland of
Newport Heights. (Photo from the Sept. 17, 1948, Ensign.)
1949 TtllS PHOTO from theNov.IO, J949,issueofthe
Ensign shows explorer-authOr Dana Lamb of Co~
rona del Mar holdlng a Robolo fish, caught In Chama !a
Bay in the State of JaUsco, Mexico, Dana and Ginger Lamb
were on one of their expeditions seeking to retrace their
steps to the lost city of the Mayas, whic h they had located
just before the outbreak of World War n.
WE'RE ALL HERE
TO SERV E YOU!
DICK JONES·
OWNER. MANAGER
BOB !IlLLER
Assi stonf Manager
.,,.808 lJOPI IIIOW • lASTER IDGWGBT" •• •u
1 .. lMt: • "' boll ordoriJ ......., "' ""'"Ud llrlll ... --u.-... .-., . '
·--aeltfllloo, boll al --OfOolo( 1btJ ll" ftJ'ID a,.._
tor --.., tbt ..... "' Boll --,_,., •n 11, .... Rope .,, Ud tbt Kl--COIIIIc-
tbtm Ill al Harbao Hl(ll lor blo
broldcalt perbmuee ID tbe ad-
lorlWD, Ud ap111 attbt a--.
ballroom ta Balboa lor a bUartoua
after-1 ... Tbe Easter ,... pro..
(l'l.m 1a btln( CODdueted bJ tbe N.,.
port Harbor JtmJor Chamber otCorn.
merce, belded bJ R.qtb Hokleo, president. Peter Sarrett 61
t.lt.e Jarcees t. pneral cbairmu far Easter net acth1Ues. • • • •
• "ACTING POSTMASTER NAMED" --April 21, 1949:
Official anoouncemeot has come from the U. S. Post otftce
-tmeot Ill Wulllnctoo, D. C,, .........
t._t Veroe H. Wat.oo wiU be •med
acttnc postmutu ol tbe Corona del
Uar Post Offtce. He will tate orer
tbe poatmuter duties of Ross JUne,
wbo t..a UDOUDCed his rettremeot.
Mr. Watsoo came to the local Post
Otftce as a elerk oo Auc. 16, 1941.
He started h1s postal career in Wi-
chita, Kansas, where his father bad
worlr:ed l.n the Post otftce for 36
years. Mr. Watson sened witb a.a
Army postal lmlt dlO'lngWorldWarn. • • •
• "FISClS TRAGEDY BRING) ACTION HERE" --AprU
28, 1949: Tbe death of YOUilC Kathy Fiscus of San MarlDD,
wbo fell Into a deep abaDdoned pipe, brought &eUoa at tbe
AprU 25 meeting of the Newport Beach Council. City Attorney
George Dennison was directed to draw 'C) an ordlDIIDCe to
reqllire the ellmlnatlon of similar b:uards Ylthlo city Umlts:.
Open oil, gas and water wells and pipes must be tilled ICI ••
''And we have a lot of them," satd Mayor Dtclr: Dralr:e. • • • •
• "HARRY WELCH ENOS WNG SERVICE" •• Jtme 9,
1949: After 15 years wtth the Newport Harbor Chamber of
HARitY WI!LCH
Commerce, Harry Welch bas an-
nounced that be Is restgntng at the
eDd of this month, He came to the
Harbor Area 1n 1923 b'om PboeniK.
where be bad served as Chamber of
Commerce seeretary. He had held
tbe omce of secretary here almost
alJ of the 15 years, ezcept for the
last few months as adl'isory secre-
tary, Mr. Welch has been active In
the Coast Assn., Harbor Commis-
sion, Hoag hospital, the Community
C best, and too during the war . • • • •
• "WE'RE DRINKlNG MWD WATER" -· J111e 30, 1949:
Our drinking water in Corona del Mar comes trom Colorado
since last Friday, June 24, when the valve was turned at
the reservoir on the hill behind COM, The remainder of the
city of Newport Beach is st.IIIIJSing city well water.
• • • •
• "LIONS INSTALLATION TONIGHT" --July 7, 1949:
The Balboa Bay Lions Club wtlllostall the 1949-50 otncers
at a dlnDer meeting tonight. AI Gib-
son of Balboa Island wlll continue to
occupy the president's chair, which
be has been OOkllng since the reslg~
nation of Htmbard Richter. Dr. Ed
M llum and Barry Lougtilln will be
lnstaUed as Ylce-presldents; Howard
Balmer as secretary; John Beuer,
treasurer; Ray Herms, taJl tw1ster;
WalUe Burgess, Uoo tamer; Alnn
Clemence and Sam Kauffman as
directors. • • • AL GIBSON
• "CALLIS HEADS ROTARY•' ~-July 7, 1949: A demotion
dinner wtll be held July Bat the Santa Ana Country Club for
Hadel Ring, who is retiring as the president of the Newport
Balboa Rotary Club, aod the installation of Bob Ca iUs of
COM as president. John Keeler will be Installed as secre-
tary and Ted Hambrook as treasurer. • • • •
• "STAR CHAPTER lNSTITUTED" -· July 14, 1949:
Harbor Star Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, was instituted
July 9 and the Orst corps of omcers was installed. Ida Nay-
lor Is worthy matroo; Sam Klns1ather, worthy patron; Edythe
Kemper, assoclate matron; Roscoe (Cuba) Morris, associate
patron; Mabel Fitzmorris, secretary; Sylvia Place, treasur-
er; Ruth Deister, cooductress; Jean Cottle, associate con-
ductress; Etta Mae Coffman, chaplain; Erma Lachenmeyer,
marshal; NelUe Skiles, organist; Laura McClellan, Adah;
Mildred Wllsoo, Ruth. • • • •
• "CHINA COVE ACQUISITION APPROVED" --July 28,
1949: AI a hearing July 22 in Los An~les, the State Park
Commission appi'OYed the revised shoreUne master plan for
Orangt County, which places Chtna Cove aDd portions of the
maifl beach in COM in No. 1~Bprlorlty for acquisition, There
was applause from the audience when Theodore Fitch ot the
COM ClYte Assn. said that opponents of the acquisition have
no claim because "they are in the way of what thousands
of people want." • • • •
• "LINDA ISLE BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION BEGINS" ••
August 4, 1949; Coost.ructton ot a $47,000 bridge from Bay-
side Drive to Unda Isle (formerly Shark Island) began Mon-
day, August l, marking the Initial step in the lrvlne Founda-
tion's plan ·for eventual development of tbe island. The work
Is being done by Croft & Neville. • • • •
• '•CLOSE CALL, Btrr THEATER OPENS'' ~-Sept. 4,
1949: The opening of the Port Theater In Corona del Mar
was as close a call as any of the mek:ldramas that wm play
there. Only a few rours before the 7 p.m. opening Sunday,
Sept. 4, the permit was f1nii1J lasued by tbe city of Newport
Beach --following lnspeetlon by city engtoeer Bert Webb
alld fire chief Fran.li: Crocker, and ott-street parlr:lng ar-
rangements made by the awoe:r, Western Amusement Co,
The openlnr feature ns '•Nepttme's Dtu(hter," starrtnc
aq11ltlc star Esther Williams •
• • • •
• "CITY SELLS 17 LOTS FOR $18,100" -·Sept, 15, 1949:
The Newport Belch City Council,' at ita: Sept. lZ meettnc.
accepted the bid of Jobn Watthly ot 930 Via Udo Nord, L1do
Isle, tor 17 cit)' OWDed loU behreeu. VIlla Way aod I.atayette
AYe, IDd aloac S2od st., DIU Cit)' Hall, Tbe bid of $38,100
waa l'tl>mltted by the Ra_,. Mutey real estate omce. The
Newport Harbor Boud ol Realton !lad appraised the loti
at u~.65<l. • • • •
• "HEIFETZ RESIDENCE SOLD"• -· Sept. 19, 1949: Tbe
Floreoce Helftta home on HarbcB' lalud bu befll .olcl for
$115,000 to Commerce Balldlac Co., Lot ADplu real., •
.... lll'm, c-.otllllc latenll lo lbt lll'm to bold .., Howard
F. AI>...._ l........,a ,._ ud ....., ol tlle ad~llllllc
Lolli .. -lolud.
I
• "ZC»ffNG Cllt.DDfAHC£
1'7, lMI •• T1111 "'""'-. .., .... atloD ot a muter pU ••
Un ........ ordtNne. ·-
......... will bt btlll .., tbtie!lili~
Comml..... Nor. I 'I ud Dec.
Aloo 1D bt ·-od al-,_,.. IDp wtU bt a ...,....1 laM-plaD
lo IUlde tlle .,.,.lol)mool ol lilt Bar.
bor ArM, acecrdlDc to Waltlr LoDe·
moor, PlanDlar CommiAJoe ebl.tr ..
man. The ordbluee reta.tu tbepn~J..
ent R-1, R-Z, R-S, C-1, C.z IDd M-1
aDd addl ft.,.A (ap-leUlttn.l-HtldeD· WALT I It LOMOMOOit
tlal~ R-4 (muiJple mtta:>. UDClusltled &Dd oomtUia( lODes, • • • •
• "CHURCH PLAN APPROVED'' --NoY. 17, 1Mg: Tbt
Jl'eeD UcfJt to build tbe arst 1m1t ol st. Andrew's PrelbJ-
tertu Church 1n C utf Kana na lfYeo NO'f. 15 by the cburch
esteoaloo board ol tbt Loa: Ancelu Pret117terJ. Putm Tom
Gibson, architect Rlcbard Ptecer and Ned HUl o1 tbe board
of elders attEDded tbe rneeUnc In Los Aoceles. • • • •
• "Fri'ZPATRICK DIES AT AGE 79u --Dee, 11 1949:
The lather or Harbor Area department storu, Albert E.
Fltspltrtct, dled Nov. 28 at bJs bome, 1921 W, Ocean Front,
Central Ne'WpOI't. He bad (Jiented tbe Newport Beach store
since 1914 and added 3 more g(oee tben. U. na Cite of the
earliest members of the Newport Harbor tmoo btata scbool
board of trastees 1.011 was still oo the boud at tbe Ume of
h..ls death. l'e is sun1ved by Z lll.eees, Mrs. Myrtle Huyd:e
of Newport Beach Uld Mrs. Etbel ReiDert of LJD.woad, aDd
a newphew, Joseph Fll:qlltrlet of lDrJ.ewood. W:ana.prs of
3 of tbe stores are crand:-nepbews: Jaet Reioert 1n Costa
Mesa, Mlloo ReiDsert in Newport Beach aod Lorne Huycke
tn Balboa. A «h store is iD Corooa del Mar. • • • •
• "BALBOA ISLAND CHURCH FORMED" --Dec. 81 1949:
A church was born Snnday, Dec. f, oo Balboa Island at a
meeting of the Island Chapel of Cbrlst Church by the Sea,
Newport Beach. The coogrepUon Yoted to separate b'om
Ctlrtst Church and form the Balb:ll. lsland Commun.tty
Methodist Church, wttb Dr. Harry White as pastor. He had
sened as assistant ml.ntstel' ln charge of tbe Ctapel. • • • •
• "REALTY BOARD TO INSTALL OFFICERS" --Dee.
8, 1949t Haney D. Pease, Balboa Island Realtor, will be
lnstalled as tbe 1950 president o1
the Board of Realtors of Newport
Harbor at a dinDer meettnr set
for Monday evening. Deeember 14.
Mr. Peue wlll succeed Ret.ltor'
Hadd Ring, partDer with Tom Hen-
derson In Harbor ln-.estment Co.,
Newport Beacb. At the ann~al elee-
ttoo meeting December I, Llnwood
Viek of Balboa Island n.s oamed
vice-president of the Realty Board, and Josephine Webb of
Balboa ns elected to serve as secretary-treasurer. • • • •
• "COM WINS Fm5T PRIZE" --Dec. 22, 1949: Tbe Or-
ange C0m1.ty Coast A880CtaUoo awarded Corona del Mar the
first prize for best commtlllty shrine ln the coe.st-wlde
Christmas lighting contest. Tbe COM entry was a religious
shrtne des:tgned b)' Lyell Buttermore. • • • •
• FROM THE LOG --Jan. 5, 1950: stan Hadfield, Balboa
Is land Realtor, says that he bas made a New Year's reso-
lution to vote for no caootda.te lmless De promises to worlr:
acUYely for a babDced btktget. 'I'IIlt Idea mtgbt catch oe
1D this era of creat speodtng Uld I.Dcrea.sing taxet. To bl.elr:
up h1s re80lutlon, Stan has an lnt1ation display in his oftlce
window, He trings It right to home by locluding 2 cans of
coffee showi.Dr the jump b'om 56~ to 73~ a potmd,
CONGRATS ,
BOSS!
We employees crt tbe Enalp., wbNe lac .. , neb
u tbey are, appear et.ewbere lo tlll1 momutou
aDD.IYersary ed:ttloa, deetded 110 demand equal
·space --by buytq 1t --110 tt..t n cu paJ
proper tribute to our bop,
We tried to ret Hop's otay to rtD hi• picture
1n this space, tQ be reft&sett to dn 111 OM that
ns more reeeot than Z5 years ago. Delpit. this,
we n.nt El'lSip readers to blow tbat liq)'s straq
reHctous aad CODSel'fttJYe pri:Dc.,lea nteacl to
h1B ner)'day relationship with his employees.
He treats eaeb with d:lptty, compaaton, toler-
ance and trust. His W'lfe, Peg, wbo hu cbaneter
and talent, (Hop has perse.-erance). and his two
daucttters, Karin aDd Bonn.te, alao cSeeerTe kudos
for thetr work UOUDd here aod for puttiDc ~
with a newspaperDli.D all these years.
Happy uniYersa.ry, Bossi
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A EWPORT BEACH LANDMARK
FOR 18 YEARS
PEOPLE LOVE the qutelt aetloD and wonderfUl
on Ughtiag1D Howard's Cotree Shop section!
THE W AR MTR OF A FffiEPLACE lends added
charm to newly decorated Howard's Dining Room.,
OWARD'S ESTAURANT
CoFFEE SHoP
-, ~-,-· -·-. --•
CELEBRATES ITS 18th YEAR
With New Management -New Staff
New Decor, New Menu and New Hours
Same Owner!
Mary A. Howard, whooe fcmll, lluilt cotd hao
always owned "Howard's" Restauratt, i :!.
proud to announce that fCI"'''ed football star
Tom Fears and his wife, Luella, are now the
new operators of ~e family restaurant.
•• • • IIOURI· ._,·an nwoo~oJ . a:eo ....... _.,. "** uo1 .._, -I:CO a.a. ID l-GO
Breakfast -Lunch -Dinner
Come try our
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HOSPITAL FOR N.B.--UPPER BAY,
FLYING SAUCERS--AND POLITICS
• "CDU POST OFFICE TO 00 FmST CLASS" --Jaa. lZ,
1950: Act:toc Postmaster Veroe Watson reported this week
tbat tbe COM Post Oftlce will enter tlrst class status July l
because 1t e~ $40,000 In receipts during 1949. • • • •
• "ROLAND WRIGHT ELECTED BY CHAMBER" --Ju.
19, 1950: Tbe board of directors of the Newport Harbor
Cbamber of Commerce elected a
new slate ot offtcers at the ann~al
meettnc Moodly, Jan. 19. The oew
presl.deDt Is Roland Wrlgtrt, manager
of the Newport Beach bnn<:h of the
Bank of America. He wtu succeed
Fred Sorensoo of Balboa Island, who
was oamed !lrst 'rice-president. John
T. Boyd of Newport Beacb wu elect-
ed secmd Ylce-presldent, and Monte
Grimes of Balboa as treasurer. Hay
Langenbelm was reappointed as the executive secretary. ROLAND WRIGHT
• • • •
• "NEW HIGH SCHOOL TRtBTEE NAMED" --Jan. 26,
1950: Hadd RlD~t llas been appointed to ftll the Vlil.cancy on
the Ne'tJI)Ort Harbor higb school district board of trustees
created by the death of A. H. Fitzpatrick. Mr. Rlng Ia past
president of tbe Newport BalOO& Rotary Club and Just com-
pleted his term as president of the Board of ReaHors. • • • •
• "CHURCH DEDICATION SET" --Jan, 26, 1950: Dedi-
. cation SUDday, Jan. 29, wlll of.tlclally open the oew ba11d1ng
of the Newport Harbor Lutheran Church at 1027 Cutr Dr.,
Newport Heights. Pastor Herbert c. Roth orpnir.ed the
church in September, 1945. The congregation has been
meeting at the oew slte since December, 1949. • • • •
• '•NEWPORT BEACH CITY AITORNEY DlES" --Feb. 9,
1950: A sDoclr.ed community heard of the passing of their
city attorney Tuesday afternoon,
February 7, Death came to George
Dennison at St. Joseph hospital,
Santa Ana, followtng a sodden at-
tack of Ulness the preceding Fri-
day. He would have been 51 this
Saturday, and friends llad been plan-
ning a celebration in hls hooor.
He was a oatlYe of Glasgow, Scot-
land, served as an lntrantryman
In Work! War I and on Military
Government duty in Germany during
World War ll. GEORG! Df:MNISON
• • • •
• "HOSPITAL ASSURED FOR NEWPORT"--Fe1>.9,19l•Oo
Oeflnite aauraoce of early start of coutruct1oo
bJlerlan bolpltal oa the bluff near the
meot of a
from the !:Jot.&
tloo of Los Aaplea. Tbe
local board ot dl.rectors
lla.s authorized tile cba.nge
of oame to Hoag Memor-
l.al Hospital, Presbyter-
tan. About $500,000 al-
ready llas been made
ava.Ua.ble through local
tuDd raising efforts. An
estimated $1,300,000 wlll
be needed for construe-Gf:ORG! II MAS. C. G. HO _.G
Uon. Both Mrs. C. G. Hoag and her son, George Grant Hoa.g
n, principals in the Fouodatlon, maintain summer hOmes
In Newport Beach, • • • • * "SMALL 'D' IN CORONA DEL MAR IS OFFICIAL" --
Feb. 23, 1950: As of April l, It will otncl.ally be Corooa del
Mar with the small "d" on "del." Acting Postmaster Verne
Watson bad sent In the request for change to conform 'iftth
loca 1 usage. • • • •
• "ENSIGN TO INCORPORATE" --March 23, 1950: Ar-
ticles of locorporatlOD for the Ensign Publlsh.ing Co. hue
been sent to the secretary of state .-·
In Sacnmeoto. The announeement
was made this week aloog wtth the
news that a newspaper prlntlng plant
is belng established for the Enslrn.
Most of the equipment has already
been purchlSed a.nd set 14' In the
building formerly occupied by tbe
News-Times of Sam Meyer. Editor-
ial offices wlll rema..Ln In Corona del
Mar. lncorporators are Mr. and Mrs.
Ano E. Ha-. tolmders or the En.
stp. Wbo will be the principal own-BUD DI!UMURG
ers; Mr. and Mrs. B. N. Deseoberg of 1701 Be,yside DrtYe,
Corooa del Mu, 1l'l'lo will be part owners; and Paul Lmd of
6606 W. Oc-.n Ft., West Newport, formerly b&cUhclp fore-
mu at the News-Times, who wtll be foreman for the Ensign.
Mr. Desenberr. who received bls doctorate at Oblo State
UninrsJty, is a member' of the raculty at long Beach City
College. • • • •
• "ENSIGN PLANT OPENS" •• April 6, 1950: With tl'lls
Aprll 6 tuue, ttw Eut&n bectns prtnUog and ptj)Ushlnc ln
Us OWD DeWIJI)Iptr plant In the City of Newport Beach. The
abop 1.1 at SOU Newport BlYd. in Newport. • • • •
• "OPTDILn' CLUB ORGANIZED" --April 8, 1950: The
OpUmJ.It Cl~ ol Newport Harbor was orpoir.ed last week
wtlb R4ii.Jtor WlWam A. Tobias u tbe charter president;
Or. 0. G. s. ... nce.preslMDt; directors Jam S&dleir,
Ttz flolmea, Francia Hornttl, Harold Hetrick IJid Vene
Wat80D. The orpmatsooal meet.ID( was held Ma.rcb 31. • • • •
• "ISBELL AND FINCH WIN" --Aprt1 lS, 1950: Les
llbeU ,... n-ea.c:Uoa to h1tl ttdrd term u Newpx-t Beacb
ell)" eotme.Uma.a ln tbe
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• "HEALY HEADS NEW ASSOCIATION"--April 20,1950:
A new elti.Jeu IJ'O'.I) In om' city Ia the Central Newport
Beach Commlllllty Aaaa, Cbarter presldS~t of tbe receatly
orp.rliud 11'01.1) 1a Ectnrd T. Healy, 113 15th St. The elec-
tion meeU.nc ns beld April 17.
• • • •
• "ISBELL ELECTED WAYOR" --April 20, 1950: Tbe
Newport Beach City CoUDCll held Its reorpnlu.Uoo meetl.ng
April 18 aDd lm&lllmouly elected Les Isbell a.s maror, ~WC
ceed1ng Old: Ora.ke. Bnden Finch was seated as a oew
counellman. Tbe other City Council members are D. K.
Blue and Ross Greeley. • • • •
• FROM THE "PERSONAUTY OF THE WEEK" --Aprll
27, 1950: John E. (Jack) Bidwell, of BidWell's
ShOp for Men oo MarlDe Ave.,
is the newly elected pruident
of the BaDxla Islan(l Business-
men's AsSil. He Is a ratlwe of
Sacramento, atteoded junlor col-
legt! there and started his eareer
of selll.Dg men's clothlne w~le
still in college ... e sened as an
Army Air Corps otftcer durlng
World War U. with 2-1/2 years
of overseas duty, tncludlncalrnost
15 mooths with the OCCIC:IIitiOO
forces LD Japan. After tbe war.
a visit to Balboa Uland coo:rtnced
Jack and Helen Bidwell that this
was the place for them. In January, 1941, Jack became
part owoer of the BalboR Island Men's Wear Ia! a year
later be purchased fUll owoership, • • • •
• "BLDDGETT AND LINN ELL NAMED" April Z7,
1950: With Les Isbell presiding tor the nrst time as the
new mayor, City Man-
ager John Sailors u-
oounced at the April
24th Council meetlng
that Harry Blodgetl
had resigned as city
judge. Mr, Sailors then
named attorney Frank
Linnell as city fudge,
and the Council ap-
pointed Mr. Blodgett
as city attoroey. Mr.
Blodgett, a resident of
Balboa Island, had
been sentng as the
special lepl counsel for tbe City of Newport Beach st.nce
the death of City Attoroey George Denn1aoo oo February 7. • • • •
• "NBW CHURCH TO 81: 1:¥111J" --April 17, U50: By
Cwt.tmu tbare ..W· lire" a new eruar eb at the CCinNI' at
15tb St. aod W, Ba1boe. 81td. Ut Ceatnl Newport. Fatbu
Denis Filiey, pastor of oar Lady of au. Carmel Catholic
C burch. said that the new buUdlng wt II be coostJ'ucted nert
to the preseot church structure. • • • •
• "A FLYING DISC')" -· May -1, 1950: A Balboe resident
reported seeing a strange light along the borlr.oo at 8:50
p.m. May Z. The object was dHcr1bed as ao Ol'aJ!P t.Il,
1 SUddenly accelerating at great speed wllen a burst of Ught
blue lb. me erupted from the rear. The BaiOOQ man said he
saw the object while he wa s at the Paulo Drive-In Theater. • • • •
• "THE DlSC STORY-II"--May 11, 1950: V. S. Terry,
72, of 219 Pearl Ave., Balboa lsland, a retired sea captain,
said he saw a circular ob}ect in a clou:Sless sty at 5:30p.m.
May 7 from his porch. He deserlbed It as 30 to 40 feet 1n
dt.ameter, white rimmed wit h plnk:1sh center, truellng about
as fast as a jet plane. • • • •
• "NEW BAY PROPOSED ON OCEAN F'RONT" --May
II, 1950: A new plan for tbe ocean b'oot beach..m
Balboa Peninsula was described by
Realtor Jobn Vogt!l of Balbcxl at a
special meeting of the Newport Beach ~
City Couoell May 9, The proposal,
Immediately t2bbed as ''the Vogel
ditch" by local newsmen, calls for , 1
dredging a channel from the New-•t ~
port Pier to the Balboa jetty, be-•·
tween the ocean shoreline aod the
ocean front lots, about 2 ·l /2 miles
in length. Boat moorings wouk1 be
made aVlil..llable In the newly dredged JOHN voct:L
lagoon. • • • •
• "THE DISC STORY-Ill" ·-May 18, 1950: After read-
tog the "disc" stg!)Ung by Capt. V. S. Terry In the May 11
Ensign, Z other Balboa Island residents called ln to report
aoother mysterious object. Mrs. Bernice Beach, 115 Dla-
mood An., IJid Mrs. Flora Hansoo, ZZI-1/2 Sapphire Ave.,
saJd they saw a brtchtly lighted obtect that sped In a straight
line, left to rtgbt, as they faced tOW'U'd Balbo&, at 7:30p.m.
Way 8. Tbere was DO sowd, DO trailing flame, and the ob-
ject disappeared suddenly UU! a licflt abr~y going out. • • • •
• "ENSIGN BUILDING ST ARTED'' --July !0, 1950: Con-
struction began thla week at Heliotrope Ave. lDd Coast
Hll')'., Corooa del Mar, for tbe future nome ol the Enslen.
01I'Der or lbe building Is B. N. Deseoberc, an tncorporat1D(
dlreetor and J:VI owner of the Easlp. Tbe coac:rttt bloek
structure wu desllfled by Jotll Lloyd WrtrtJt ol Del War,
soo. of arehttect Frant L}Oyd Wrlcflt. The c.oatraetor Is
Aln.n Clemeoce of Corooa del mar.
• • • •
• "UPPER BAY PLAN IS APPROVED" ·-Jl&l} !C7·ra' ;_;I ~j
CoUultiDC enc:tne-R. L. Patter-all:lmltttd a p
Tueldly, Ju.b' !5, to the Orutt
CoUDty board of Stl)el'vbors tGr
de'tllopment o1. ~ Ntwport
BQ. TIM> .._n.,., adoplad
Mr. Patt:tr ... •a rfiiPCWt aa a~
Umtaary pita lot 111o t.Wor lloJ.
Tbe COlt WU ..Umated at h.-
115.000. Tb1l co.t lfteluded •
1,450-blt-looc b<ldp c:rodol
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UPPER BAY DEVELDPWENT, an Item ol cootl.nuing and growlng lnterest in this
)'ear of 1973, was nr)' mucb in the news beck In 1950. Tt\.ls development plan,
published on pap oae ol the July 27, 1950, ISS\H' of ttw Ensign, wa.s prepared by
consulting engiMer R. L. (ht) Pattersoo to accompany his report to the Orange
Colmt} Board of SuperyiBOrs, otrertnc det:alled recommeodlltloos tor deftq,ment
of the Upper Bay. TM-proposed lmpronments, estimated to take 10 years to eom -
plete, •ould prOYtde for 4 reer•tSooa.I centers (126 acres) that could accommo-
date 36,000 rlsUnrs durtor a nelr.-eod day, 1,000,000 visitors aMually. The plan
included S6,l00 l.taeal feet ol nter trootage; 509 acres of water area, mabng a
total of l ,Z 49 acres for the lower ud ~r bays; fa cilities tor 2,800 bolts, for a
total of 6, 705 bOats foe both b&ys. Ptt Patterson served ror many years :as city
engineer ror Newport Beach. He la oow retired a.nd Uves on Lido Isle .
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• "CIVIC LEAGUE ORGANIZED" p-AU(USllO, 1950: The
Newport Civic J...eac-came Into belne Aurust 3 u an IDter-
cOUDCII of ~al commuotty aaaoctatJons. The orpolutsooal
meetlnr was held at Ule bome of Fraoc11 Hornth, president
of the West Newport lmprotemeot Aun. Ed Healy, prelddeDt
of the Central NeYpOrl Beacb presided. •
I( AY " HI!L lUI STOCK TON
• ''OAR CHAPTER FORMED HERE" --Aurust 10, 1950:
Tne Col. William Cabell chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution was organized at a meeting last week
at the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. The chapter Is aamed
after the Revolutionary War ancestor of 2 of the members,
Mrs. Katherine Seamon of Laguna and her daughter, Mrs.
Braden Floch of Corona del Mar. Mrs. C. K. Boardman
of Balboa lsllnd was elec ted as the nrst regent; Mrs.
Challen Landers of Balboa as vice -regent; Mrs, H. P. Yar-
nell of Balboa Island, recording secretary; Mrs. Albert E.
Stockton of Corona del Mar, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. James Webster of Balboa, treasurer. .. . . .
• '·RUBY KEELER IS ISLAND RESIDENT"--August 24,
1950: F'llm star Ruby Keeter and her !amlly are staying oo
Balboa lsland for the summer . Her husband Is John Lowe,
and they have 5 c hlldren. Albert, 15; Theresa, 7; Christine,
5-1/2; Johnny, 4, and Kathleen, 2. • • • •
• "ST. ANDREW'S DEDIC ATE D'' -·Sept. 14, 1950: An
overflow crowd was present when the Rev, Thomas Glb90D
A:£V. GIBSON
led the service Sunday, Sept. 10, for
the dedication of the new sanctuary
of St. Andrew's Presbyterl.an Church
In CUff Haven. A tree plantLng cere-
mony to commemorate the dedication
of the church was led by Edgar (Ned)
Hill of Lido Isle, chairman of the
building committee. The Rev. Thomas
Gibson, the founding pastor of St.
Andrew's ChtD'ch, also Is a reserve
Navy lieutenant. • • •
• PHOTO CAPTION --Oct. 26, 1950: Last w~t·s En-
sign came out as us~».l al the printing plant at 3011 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach. The next day, on Oct. 18, all the
equipment wa s moved to the new Ensign building at Helio-
trope Ave. and Coast Hwy. In Corooa del Mar, and this
Issue of Oc t. 26 Is the first from the new loc.atloo.
• • • •
• ''LEGION HONORS HARRY ESTtE" --Oc t. 26, 1950:
A life membership In Post 291 was awarded to Harry Estus,
president of the Leg10fl Corporation, at the Oct. Z5 recog.
nl!ion dinner for Ills leadership In buUdlng the new hall for
the Newport Harbor American Legion ~ost oo 15th St . and
Bay Ave., Central Newport. .. . . .
• ·'OIL DR ILLING NEAR COM OKAYE D" --NOY . 16,
1950: The count)' supervisor s gTa.nted permission to Shell
Oil Co. N•JV. 14 to drill tor oil near Corona Highlands,
three-fourths of a mile inland from Coast Hwy. Meanwhile,
the Newport Beach Council wa s lnforme<l Nov. 13 by City
Atto rney Harry R lod~tt that Jer~ 011 Co. was not In
violaUon of city ordinances In s lant drilling under the ocean
from outstde the city limits nea.r West Newport. The city
code allows drilling wester ly of 53rd St. If the slant drllUng
goes at least 400 feet below surface in city limits.
• • • •
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'ft1'doo; Gocqo Loo Boolo7, £«<iiia dol Mar, ... ......,..,
Ra Alllrl&lll ol CUll Ba-, ll'a.
..._.; BO'ftl'd TrU.I.eo.taM .. ,
MUtlar)'; -H. RMcl "' IJclo, clll,pllla; Artllur Ftl::lmorru, Co-
._. del Mar, a.10f ikeCOD; Ray
lllollloo of CDII, -doocoo;
VLra:tt Deu Smltb ot COlla u ...
ID&rahll; tAller Alba1 SmUll o1
HINaY DIISTia Nnport, tellior steward; Oscar E.
Whlte Jr. ot CUt! Ha•en. jwltor atewvd; Hllmer Culltrom
of Lido Isle, orp.nilt; Donald Duap.n of com Mea, U)er.
• • • •
• "LT. J. G. BECOMES AN ENSIGN" •• Jan. 18, 1951:
A brief notice posted on the bulletin boards ot u.e Newport,
Corooa del Mar and Ensign seboola reported the btc oewa:
"The Boss -· H.O.E_ --anOOUDCes hls marrtare to u.
Johnette Dlspensa, whi ch took place December, 1950." Thla
was the first word of the marriage of Sl4)t. Horace 0. En.slp
to Lt. Ol.spensa, •ho is on active duty at tbe Na'l'al Hoapltal
Ln San Diego. The wedding took place Dec. 2 to Yuma, Arts. S~. Ensign himself pointed vut that U . Dlspensa WI& belof
''demoted," because "ensign" Is the commlutooed raDII:
beLow lleuteoance, Junior grade, held by the new Mrs. Ens!p, • • • •
• "COAST YMCA ORGANIZED"--Jan. 18, 1951 : Org:anl-
:r.ation of an Orange Coast YMCA was aJlDOtJDced thll wek
as the unlf1ed board met
for the flrst time and
elected Its officers, with
Postmaster Herb Ken -
ny of Balboa as presi-
dent. other offtcer s are
James Ranney of Hunt-
lngtoo Beach as vice-
president; Chi s Brown
of Costa Mesa as see-~
retary and Ben Gautier
of Huntington Beach as .
treasurer. The new as-Hf:RIICf:MHY CH IS IAOWN
soclaUon lnchJdes the Newport Harbor am Huntington Beach
school districts and takes the place of the Newport Harbor
and the H untlngton Beach bra.nches formerly UDder the
s opervls,lo• of the Anaheim YMCA. • •
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MONTE GRIMES TOM NORTON
• '•CHAMBER ELECTS NORTON" --Jan. 18, 1951: Tom
Norton, owner or Norton's Bay Shore Cafe and the Cape Cod
House on Ba lboa Island, was elected president of the New-
port Harbor Chamber of Commerce Jan. 15. The new first
vice-president Is Monte Gr imes of the Balboa instD'ance
firm of Gr eeley and Grimes. Secood vice-president Is Jotm
Boyd, owner of Bayview Builders StWIY on Mariners Mile,
Out going pr esident Is Roland Wright, Bank of America
manager In Newport Beach. The board of directors also tn-
clOOes Francis Horvath, Lonnie Vincent, AI Gibson, Tom
Hendersoo, Dtclt Rlcha.rrl and Don Hummel, all elected aa
director s a t lar~
' • • • HEAOO BS. ASSN." --Jlll, 25, 195l:
Lie""'" owner of CrOYO Karctware Co., ....
elected presldeot of tbe Co1rooa ,
del Mar BUSiness
board of dlrecto>rr~s;,::c,r;~; terday at Gene's r,
omcers are Arvo E. Haape ot the
Ensign, vice-president, and H. L.
Hetrick of the Newport Harbor
Bank, secretary.treasiD'er. The
bollrd of directors also Includes
Don Kirk:patrlck, Fred Stoddarr:l,
Velma O'Brien and Oliver Broom-
head. CLi ff' LION&ARGEA: • • • "CALLIS IS MAN Of" THE YEAR"--Jan, 25, 1951 : The
honor award of "man of !he year " for 1950 was presented to
Robert L. Cal lis of Corona del Mar
at the tnsta llalioo meeting ot the
Newport Ha rbor Chamber of Com-
merce at the Balboa Bay Club Jan.
19. He was selected because of his
successful leadership for the New-
port Beach Community Chest drive.
Tom Norton took over the president's
ga vel from Roland Wright. Joseph A.
Beet and Robert Atl.an J r . receiYed
Helms Foundation yachting tropllles. CAL
• •"SALLY 80MERS ILZCTED" •• Ffb. I, 1151 , Mu.
lfan'tJ Somer• ol Ball:lal wu tltct.td prelldlat ot tbl
lltwpo<t Harbor Commaolty c-_, at t11o ..,,.1
meetUc beld at tbe 8aJbol Bay Club. 1M a.ccMCla R. L.
CaW., •bo remalu 01 tbl boud. Mawle stu•y ot Bilbo&
laiUid wu MD\ed G.rat ftce.preas.s.t; A.1 ott.oo, allo ot a.-tolalld, -r1<4 -pr-. SocHtary Bob Eut-
...., aocl ......,.. Orrio Wri&M, bath of Sa-lolalld,
wert aamed to ""e acatn. • • • •
• "IRVINE OFFERS SCHOOL SITE" ... Feb, I, 1~1 : The
InlDe Co. 11 oft'ertoc to proYidt a 20 acre JChool alte near
Corooa del Mar, DOI'tb of 5th An., at l nry moderate
price, Realtor R~b Maakty tntormed tht Newport Beach
elemeotary tcbOol board Feb. e. A .trtp of aboUt 240 feet
•oukl be left between tbe ecbool lite aod 5th Ave. for the
fWure reaUpment of Coast Hwy., fdr . Maakey said. • • • •
• "LONNIE VINCENT NAMED" •• Feb. 22, 1951 : New
prealdeot of the Balboa Improvement Assn. Is Lonnie Vln.
cent, drur store own-
er, who ft.8 oa.med
Feb. II at tbe annt~~l
meettne in the Bam-
boo Room to stac:ceed
Balboa Realtor Louts
Brlrcs. other omcers
, are Bert WU100, 01t'll·
er of Wllsoo's Jewel-
ry, u vtce-prestdent;
Mule Bird. owner of
Uie She Shop, secre-
. tar7; Monte Grlmea of
LOHHI!. VIHCf:HT Greeley & Grimes, LOUIS IIIIIGGS
treasLUer.
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DEPARTMENT STORES. .May Co. • Sears • WOMEN'S APPAREL. .. Albert's
Hosiery • Alroe • Mr. Elliot's • Chris· Fashions • Finn's • Gene's • Greta's • House of
Nine • Judy's • Lane Bryant • Lillian's • Joseph Magnin • Marlene Fabrique • Miss
Hawaii • Sabrina • The Wet Seal • Young Maternity • Zelig's Casual Fashions •
MEN'S APPAREL. .. Carat's • Chasin's • Gentry, Ltd. • Harris & Frank • Hoelscher's
• Prep Shop • Rebel Shop • Tie Rack • CHILDREN'S APPAREL. .. Bergstrom's
Baby News • FAMILY SHOES ... G udes Barnett • Innes Shoes • Thorn MeAn •
WOMEN'S SHOES ... C. H. Baker • Cameo • Field's • Joyce Shoe Tree • Leed's •
CHILDREN'S SHOES ... Cabot's • HOME FURNISHINGS ... Golden Needle •
House of Fabrics • Singer • Udoff's • VARIETY-DRUGS ... South Coast Oruq • F.W.
Woolworth • JEWELRY·GIFTS ... Chic Accessories • Galleon • Jewels by Joseph •
Koven Jewelers• George Murray • Pace Setter • Raj of India • Raj International •Sunset
House • Weisfield's • FOOD-CANDY ... H ickory Farms • Lindberg Nutrition •
See's • RESTAURANTS ... Coaches Corner • Hungry Tiger • Kaplan's • Le Petit
Cafe • Riviera • SPECIAL TV SHOPS ... A Ia Card • Cline's • Decorator Line •
House of Terry • Pickwick Bookshop • Rooten's Luggage • Sports Plaza • Tinder
Box • Toy Center • Wallich's • Westen's Cameras • SERVICES. .Bak Portrait
Studio • Bener Barbe~ • Bun Nichols Optometrist • Crowning Glory Beauty
Salon • House of Tailoring • On the Go Travel • Aegis Beauty Salon •
FINANCIAL. .. Avco Savings & Loan • Bank of America • Ctocker Bank • First
Western Bank • Household Finance • Pacific Savings • U .S . National Bank "
THEATRES. .. South Coast Plaza I and II Theatres • United Artist Cinemts I, II
and Ill.
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SOUTH COAST VILLAGE STORES ...
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"'THI GUHoUT MAU Of AI.&. ..
GRAND OPENING THIS WEEK.
• "CHARTEH DINNER F'OR EXCHANGE" --Nov. 16,
1950 The new Exchange Club of Newport Harbor wlll re-
ceive Its charter at the Nov. 21 dtnner meeting at the Balboa
Bay Club. Tom He ffernan Is the charter president; Earl
Chamber lain, rtre-presldent, Edgar Stroot Jr., SE"cretary,
William Sexton, treasurer ; Norman Gamble aDd John V~t.
members of the boa.rr1 of r1t re('tors.
• •
*'FLYING SAUCERS AGAIN '" --Nov. 16, 19~0: The
latest flvlnr sawer story comes from Et Toro Corporal
H. S~10r s, who was wallctng In Cor~ del Mar with his
wtfe c•hout 6 4~ p.m. Nov. 10. They saw 10 to 15 blue fla mes
in rr, sky, malclng oo noise and going so last thai they
wf!:" lfl sight on I} a tew serrmf1s.
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• '·LODGE. CHARTER GR ANTED" --Nov. 30, 1950: The
Ha.rbor Area Ma son ic Club was organized In 1946 with E. I.
(Eddie) Moore as U1e fir st president. The Lodge received
Its rlispensatwn Jan. 5, 1949, and on Nov. 4, 1950, the
ChJrter was granted to Seat.artng Lodge Nt.:. 708, aDd t.tr.
M •J>)H· was named the first n•aster. • • • •
·''tiE STAHTEIJ THLS ROSE BOWL Bl51NESS" --Dec.
28, I ~~0: Cheering lustily for Michigan ttlis New Yeu's
day at the Rose Bowl will be Col.
Andrew W. Smith of Corona del
Mar, who umpired the ftz"st bowl
pme back In 1916. He pla yed
center OD Coach Fielding Yost's
great Ml chlpn team tn 1909, and
ln 1914 tM! was named coach at
Tttroop Collep (oow Cal Tech}.
The Tournament of Ule Roses wu
an anoual ennt In Pasadena, and
Andy Smith sunested that II woukl
be a floe occasion tor a football
pme. Tbe Idea CIU(ht OD, and
tbe first Rose Bowl p.me was played to 1916, Waahtn(loo
State defeated Brown 14 to 0 In that 101lugura1 game, • • • •
• "Mc LAGLEN IS COM RESIDENT" -· Dec, 28, 1950:
Tbe P.riliJtlc rentltman you•n M90 Wilkin( or dririDfln
ton Joot1q for all tiM world
Ute VIctor McLqleo of "Wbal
Price Glory" flme Ia DODt otber
ti»JJ Vic hlmMlf 1D prr-. Ht t.
UYUIC ttmporarUy oa Marttold
A"•• 1a Coroaa del Mar. He hal
pwcbutd a Jot 1D 8li:IOit ud
wtU biiiJd bU bolnl tbert, Mr.
........... to ......,., ---tor IU IWVd Y1JIIdDrc ro.. 1D
''Tiw lab'_. ...
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• .,II.AFAR.IlfC 1.DOGI ro UCBTALL" -· Ju.. 11, 11151:
....... ~ '1111, '· .... II., Wlllllolllllo ll.rlt _.
t • n t1 s fll dan JM. 1J It a. P'rtdl7 ......... ea..
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A Hoppy 25f!t
A~&'g MtAAGgt ~
.EIIAigtt~
F~ WeAt g,., ~-
On the nineteenth day o f October, 1948 in Corona del
Mar, my wife, Audrey , and I opened our first Snack
Shop. At that tim e you , Ens1gn , were already two
months old.
It is our feeling that despite thiS two months head
start, we share this year with you tn celebration of a
quarter century of achievement in service to our
patrons and in gratitude for thetr patronage.
Our one little Snack Shop has grown through the years
to a family of nearly one hund red restaurants includ~
ing Coco's, Reuben's, Moon rakers , Plankhouses ,
Sandpipers, the Moorings, the Summer House, Isa -
dore's, Reuben E. Lee and, soon to be . the Gorda Liz
in Newport Beach .
While the geography o l nur actlvtty now extends from
the Ea st Coast to Hdwall, we look back through
twenty-five years of effort and progress, remmt .. cmg
with fond and nost.ai~K ... enttmenl for the fnends of
our modest beginntng -lt ke you , Enstgn
A' I ver ,
lnhn R. Mclnlosh
Prf'~rdenl, f.H Wp~t Serv1Ce~. In<
.,
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~· MCTI-I. ~_1. IT ... ,.,, CiD"'*-A 08. M~ft,. CAI..I ,, ,,.
NSIGN IS LEGAL--NEW SCHOOL--OIL STRIKE • ·~·QUI ......... BDJ..· -... ··=·lin. ·l~of.UIIDWt.,.oi •• 4P ... M ol u.. .X. port lil'bor Aa«±r• LePt. 00. 1 an
1Uo.. L AYWJ c...,, -~ !'r0:.')WJoo _, .... ~ ....... -..............
,....., _..,, llro. Vlrll* &jeJo, r..-41111 _,._
llr7; Kro. Ro-WrtPt, lr-; lire •• p.-,, I.., ..adri8or; Mn. loJud Hodeli''""'" tM rltlrtaiJIHid·
dMt, u puUamtDtari&D. • • • •
• "OPTD&lSTS NAME TEX HOLliES" ~~ Mareb 8, 1951:
Ma.IIDDt H. ('ru) Holme• of Cotcm. del Mar wu elected
prftideDt of tbe Newport Harbor ~ Club MCilday,
llareb 5, at Nortoa's 0.1 Sbol'e Calt. He soceeedl RetJtor
8111 Toblu ot Coroaa del Mar, tbe ttrst prestdeDt ot UdJI
YtU' old cbll. F. C. (ADdJ) Aadresea aDd Harold Het11c:.k
were elected 'lee.presideats; Tom Norb::ID, Dr. 0, Gayle
S•u, Diet HllUard ud A. K. Pbe~, dlreetou; Ferd J..au.
downe, serreut~at~arms. Jim Ray aDd Veroe Wat1100 are
boki.OYer members of the board ot director&. • • • •
• "KEN WELLS HEADS FOUMDATION" -· Yareb U:,
1951 : Kenneth D. Weill, operator of tbe Corea dtlllar
Wuberette, hU been appolnted president of Freedoms
FCMmdatiOD at Valley Forge, which hooors Americans wbo
strln for lodivtd~al freedom and the American way of Ule. • • • •
• "MRS. DAVlS ELECTED BY WOMAN'S LEAGUE" -~
Marcb Z9, 1951 : W.rs. Paul 0 . Darts of Corooa del Yarns
raamed presldeat of tbe newly or-
pn1zed Woman's Clvtc League
at the elecUoo meetlnc March Z6
at Racau's restalll"l.Dt. Mrs. Carl
BIDDI. of Corooa del Mar ns
aamtd ftrst Ylce-presldeot; Mrs,
C lareDce· HIJbte of Ba1Jxo: lslaDd.,
2Dd Ylee-pres.ldeot; Mrs. Norman
Mtuer of Balbol Island, record-
toe secretary; Mrs. c. G. Wal-
deck of Corona del mar, corres-
poodlng secretary; Mrs. Charles
Seboffstall of Corona del Mar as IU,Y DAVIS
treasurer. and Mrs. Art bur Gates ot Corona del Mar as
auditor. Membership In the CiYic League already totals 127. • • • •
• "COUNCILMAN DRAKE RESIGNS" --April 12, 1951 :
In a Coancll meeting packed with action and
bl&~&st surprise of all came at •
the close oC tbe loog session when • '
Councilman Dick Dralle handed a
letter to city clerk Clll.tlle Priest,
a.DDO~m<:ing Ills reslg:oatioo etfec-
Un tbe followtng day. He pn
as bls reason "proloopd absence
trom the city," The next day,
April 10, be and Mrs. Drake left
for New Yorlr., oo their way to a
ncat1oo abr'oe.d. Mr. Dralle ns
elected to the Comcll Ln 1948 on
a "reform" ticket and served
as mayor for 2 years. Tile Drakes wtll sa.Jifor Europe from
New Yorlr. with Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Crutcher of Corona
Hlgb.lands, returnt.og about Christmas time.
• "DALE
1951: Dale
• • • •
RAMSEY NAMED TO COUNC IL" --April 26,
Ramsey of Balboa Island, a retired truck Une
DALE RAMSf:Y •
operator, was awotnted Mooday
ntgttt, April Z3, to tbe Newport
Beach City Council to till tbe
vacancy created by tbe restc-
natloo at Dick DrtkV:"Mf. Ram-
sey has ~eu acqn _la tOe k>cal
civil defense orPnl:U.tioD, sen-
in( u .ntef of the ~rta
tloa division. He had beeu asso-
ciated w1tbSoutbern PacUlcRa.Jl-
rO&d before going 1Dto tbe truck-
Ing buslness for himself. During
World War I he served overseas
with a combat engineer oatflt. • •
• "ENSIGN GAINS LEGAL STATUS" --May 10, 1951 :
Tbe Newport Harbor Ensign was declared to be a legal
newspaper t.b.is morning by SIC)erior Court Jud ge Franklin
West, and thi.IS qualllled to publish aU legal notices required
by law, ha'fl.ng tutnlled the requirement of being printed and
published to the City of Newport Beach for one year. • • • •
• "CEREMONY HELD AT B. I. CHURCH" --May 11,
1951 : The youngest district .9\C)ert.nteOOent, Hayden Sears,
and the oldest pastor, Harry White, placed the coroerstooe
Sunday, May 13, oo a oot-so-oew building at 128 Agate Ave.,
which has been transformed lnto the sanctuary of the Balbol.
Island Commt.ll.lty Methodist Church. A copper boz was
placed ln the cornerstone, carrying documents Important
In the ttlstory of tbe church. . . .. .
• "J[M RAY WINS IN SCHOOL BOARD RACE''--May 24,
1951 : Contractor James D. Ray of Corona del Mar was
JIM ItA'¥'
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elected with a wtde margin over
h.is 2 oppooents Ln the Newport
Beach elementary school board
race Friday, May 18. Mr. Ray
received 216 votes. Incumbent
trustee 0 Z. Robertson had 142
votes and Robert L. Allen had
57. Joseph A. Seek was re-
elected without opposition to the
'l,~wport Harbor llllon hlgh
.>t.:hool board, and D. D. Law~
head was also tmOJlPOMd tot the
Orance Coast College board. • •
• ''BOB BACON DIES"-~ May Z4, 1951 : Robert L. Bacoo,
51, administrator of Haag memorial hospital, died at St.
Joseph hospital Saturday l'•eotne, May 19, after sutteriR( a
stroke that afternoon whi le playtn( ROlf at the Santa Ana
CO\IltrJ Clug golf course. • • • •
• "NEWPORT HARBOR GOES ON AIR"·-May Z4, 1951 :
The Nelson Mcininch program on KFJ. "Tht. Ia our town,"
alred at 8 p.m. Sunday, Yay 20, featured Newport Harbor
In a half hour abo•. Tbe procnm n1 arranpd by the
Enslen In coopenUoo wttb Mr. Mcl!lloch . • • • •
• "SHEL~. OIL REPRIMANDED"' ~-MI.}' U. 1951 : SIMU
OU C.l. ..·as sharpl)' rebuked at tht May 25 Orup Collllty
PlaDilinc CommlMtoa htarlnc for alJolrtnr drtlllDI mad to
OYtl'fJow trom tM well Deat Cor--. Hlebllnds, aa:l a dt.
cb:ilxl 011 Sbtll's ratuest for a ttld nil ns delayed. Tbe
MaJ 14 Entip. pabu.becl I pfJoto ol Bob &lid Btll 8aWDpr
coUtetlD( samples of dr1111Dr mud at Utile Coren. t.eb
juat btJow the T. Dancaa Stewart re~e. Ml'i:. Stewart,
rnotMr of Bob Ud 8111, bad tat. ampln rA tile a.t to
tile I<&J II P......, Comm-m--a..-
-tbt bel ... u ..... flrlt c:ooaidtrld. • • • •
• "WELCH, WAJUfER HONORED" --JIIM14, U51 : Har-
ry Wekb, "Mr. Newport Harbor," and WUUt WU'Oft, lOa&·
u-ellolr.,.. o1 ... """""~·· ar• t>oJor-..od Udl .....UC at tbt Onop Cout CoUep com meactrMDC u
oelllodJocd-ol<lrupC_,. • • • •
• ••OIL WILL OK'D OVER PROttSts'' ·-JIIIM 11, 1151 :
Otw tile jiUll•• of tbe ...,17 b'rntd Cltts&t Committee
...... -Ano, ... ---· .... --1 1-1••-oUnnl--oiC._dll_
.... _--Cr)ollalCooo. • • • • • ~fiiiOIGII JIAIIKD Of'FI:Ul. em •ftl!uu" --
....... -.., • .,.._ -• lllllllilfll ..... ... ..-. .. ••1 ._IIOoCIItlfll'~-
uol -·· ....... aU e1t1 lopl oollc01. TIIO E ..... bM, ·tr --por co._ too-, • I ~ typo 011 8 polot -·
,... Kowpon -""""Ttmoo ..... 80 ••to .. lpoJot
typo • • poJot bodr. CoaDct._ -FJach IJid c~
Cllrk.CIIarUo PrJoll, bollllormor ---. .._,...
tlat oo111aJ oo I pollll "olur'' _,. ...,.. lilloo of typo per
loeb IJid tllu -,..., per Joplaad lou coot Jo IIMI dty.
Tbe City Couc:O awarded the coatract to tbe EDGp. • • • • * "COUNCIL VOTES TO BUY COVE LOTS" -· J\Dt !:8
1951: Tbe eootro'rtnial mateMAc !aDd proposal to aoqulr~
watertroat Iota 1D CblDa Cort, COtODl del Mu, at a .tate
part wu aNMcmed JUDt 15 bJ lbe Newport Beaeb Ctty
CoiiOCll. The COUDCUmea thea Yoted to purcbUe 14 Cldaa
Con k)ts wttb the proceeds from a $1 moathly water meter
ebarp for 10 moothl. Tbe esUmated $68,000 tneome na:
eoa.sidered to be more than enoup. • • • •
• "MURRISON ELECTED COMMANDER" -·July 5, 1951 :
New commabder ot Newport Harbor Amerlcao Lectoo P08t
291 Is Ed Murrtsoo of Newport Helpts, local coastructloo
foreman and Air Force veteran of World War D. • • • • •
• "AMERICA PLtiJ LAUNCHED" •• Aurust 2, 1W1: Al-
most 500 local restdent.9 crowded Into the Newport Harbor
Legloo Ha.U July 27 to la~mch a new
raattooal orpnintion, America PII.IS,
for preserYI.Uon of i.Ddivtd~al Uberty
aod property rights. Senator Jack Ten-
ney ot Los Angeles wu preseot as the
oatioo.al cba.irman. Norman MIUer of
Balboa Island, the local activator, said
the new orp.nJ.r.aUon is needed to re-
verse the tide of soct.a.Usm and com-
mtmsm. City Judge Frank Ltnnell,
a member of the county council of
America Pius, wvoed that the menace
of communism Is extreme beCause JoiORMAH MILLE lit
our Yigilance has been relaxed. • • • •
• "SHELL ABANOON'S COM WELL '' --Aug. 30, 1951:
Shell on Co. announced Aug. 29 that U Is abandoning the
well drilled nea.r Corona Hlgtllaods aner reaching a depth
of 9,000 feet without strlldng on. . . . ..
• PHOTO CAPTION --Sept, 6, 1951 : Tbe new Post otttce
building on Orch.l d Ave., near Coast Hvry ., Corona del Mar,
opened for buslness Aug. 31. Open house was held Sept. 1.
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• FROM THE l..06 --Oct. 18, 1951: Norman Parks, are-
tired California publisher, has charged that the curse of
barontc land 001dings Is not all overseas, because the Irvtn.e
Co. Is holding bid development along the coast, espect.ally
near Corona del Mar. Mr. Parks says that If the IrYine Co,
ls unwtlUng to sulxUvlde, tt should be ta.led out of existence.
On the contrary, It ts extremely fortunate for this coe.stal
community to be surrounded by a slnele property owner and
one wbo has become a ctvtc minded neighbor, persooally
concerned with wise development of ttUs area. • • • •
• "CITIZENS SEEK NEW SCHOOL•' --Oct. 18, 1951: A
citizens committee launched a dr!Ye yesterday for a oew
elementary school near Corona del Mar, with a September,
1953, target date for openlDg. Tbe campajgn ns initiated
at a meeting called by the Woman's CiYic League in cooper-
ation with the Newport Beach Elementary Schools PTA, Mrs.
Ed Morgenroth, League president, presided. Stipt. Horace
Ensign said a 17 acre sHe on the hillside ts in escrow and
that the cost of the land Is about $300,000. • • • •
• "RED SAILS -RED HftRIR{;-R'ID FACES" ~-~
25, 1951 : The Los Angeles Cf\l.Comd'l beld a haa:r1at'tes
terda.y oo charges of a com-~ ~ ~-
m untst motlf on a painUng "J' •"
'fltercoklrtst Rer: BratKtt of
Corooa del Mar db;llayed Ln
a.n art exblbltioo at the Greek
Theater. Some critics had said
!hat the Braodt painting ol 3
boats cootalned lbe commtml.st
llammer and stclr.le tnslpta.
Re• Brandt, testitytDi at the
City Coun cil heartnc, ezpll.lned.
"The pa.tntlng shows a port
bow view of a sloop on a star.
board lack out to sea. The
suspeeted 'red' emblem 1s
formed by a partially obsc ured
boat class insignia and a
spreader arm on the mast."
Mr. Brandt told the Council that
he knew boats because he lll.d lltfi aRAHOT • sailed boats s1Dce he was 12 years old, and he worked for
2-1/2 years as a designer for South Coast Co. ln ~ewport. . . . ..
• ''B.I. ASKS TRAFFIC CRACKOOWN" •• Oct. 25, 195 1:
The Balboa Island Improvement AsSII. has asked the New-
port Beach pollee department to crack down on speeders on
the lala.Dd because of danpr to children, following the re-
cent lnfury suffered by S-1/2 year old Nancy Loomis. Dr.
C, B. BarDetl, WeDdell Callr.Lns and Larry Broerlng jotnad
to the action taken by the B.l.lA. • • • •
• "NEW PASTOR FOR ST. ANDREW'S" --Oct, II, 1951 :
The Rev. James S. Stewart has been called by the coog:re-
p.Uoo of St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church In CU1(
Hann as the new mlnlster.
He succeeds the Rev. Tom
Gtblon, founding pastor of
the c hurch, who resigned
last July 5 because he was
bein& reca lied to active
duty as a Nary chaplain.
Pastor Jim Stewart ts a
former ftgb.ter pUot with the
NaY}', with tbe n.nk of Ueu-
tenant commander. He was
erec1.1ted with 10 Japanese
planes during actloo In the
South Pactnc In World War
.. tv. JIM ITIW.UT Q. He wUI preach IUs rtrst
sermoa bere Oct. Z7,
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• PHOTO CAPTION ~-No¥. 15, 1951 : M)'lord Intoe, bNd
of tbe lnlDe Co., hoisted the American nac yesterdl.y at
lbt dedlcatloo of lbe oew office ot the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce oo Mat!Ders Mile, Newport Bach. • • • •
• FROM THE U)G --Not. 29, 1951 : The Eutp .ubm.lta
.,... tM.t I eoulder of tht P"Mttlt ltplftea.oce to the •-~
tire Dl.tsoo. Tilt ll'ltormatloa II trom a pereooally ltnon
IOUI'ce, aatborltatln. IDd dlnctlJ lnYolYed ta ttd.s -.,..-
tatJq. TIIO -. II IIIli Gooon1 0W11N D. El-or llu
ltlted Ida wUHDpan to bl cu.tldate tor pre.utet: of the
U. S. -oo tbt Repii))Uc:u Ucat. Uy po<IOIIIIprodlctloo II
!bot a. .. w ....... ----• • • •
• "01L FOUND ON CITY PROPERTY" .... O.C. I, 1951: ou .... ltriCt Oall rnon1IC • tat 5 a.ere ldtt of tM city
-plut ... 8-.d Rd .... 1110--ofU.Suta
-Rl-. Tile nU nor~ brJAPIIIIICIOIIInola
a claJ, --Jo 1110 1'01amo of lllolorrtoo nlll )atoll woo~ Newport. v-,_, o1 Loo AopiH boldo 1110
-011 1110 ...... plut pr-ty.
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• "WtJRDDU.NN ELEC'J'&D BY BYC" c.,..., .. warc~amaaa ., aa ... fllud,
ot tbl Harbor Area, wu -
eleet.S c:omJIIOIJon ol tfNI -:
Balboa Y aebl: Chtl at tb1
aoaua1 meottor llold S&hlr--
day ....ruDe, Dec. a. He t• ....
a IOGC-tlme reaidtat ol Bal-
t.c:. lslalld aDd OM of the
fOtD:iinr members of tbt
N~ o. ... Sa1J111c Aa-
soclatloa, apoa..or ol the u ..
n~al EDHDada JI.Cht race.
He succeeds Harry Blodptt
as BYC commodore. Larry
Wbeeier ns named nee.
commodore, James Whyte
is rear commodore. • • • •
• "CARL THOMAS HEAOO REALTY BOARD" --Dec. U,
1951 : Tbe oew prestdeot of the Newport Harbor Boud of
of Realtors ls Carl Tholr.as, Harbor
Area Realtor In cl'ta.r ge of the oew
Bayside Drive offtce of Earl Stanley,
The new president 11rst started com-
ing here l.o 19Z2 and bought a hOme
on Bl.lbot. Islaod tn 19Z7. He became
a permiDent ruldeot lD 1946. BtU
Tobiu: was I.Dstalled as the ow Yice-
presldent o1 the Ralty Board; Ruth .,
Jayred as secretary-treasurer. Jo-"'
sepb.ine Webb, Ed Sedelmeler, Ralph
Maskey and Barney Francque were
Installed as clirectors.
• • • CARL THOMAS
• "BEACH EROSION ACTION URGED" --Dec. 20, 1951 :
The West Newport Improvement Assn. went 011 record Dec.
14 recommeodinc construction of a single ZOO foot ioog
groin near 40th St., costlng about $10,000, to checlr. beach
erosion. The association asked the City Co uncil to dtreet
city engineer Bert Webb to draw plans and specttlcattons
tor the pro,.ct. Reginald Pegram, chairman of the beach
erosion committee, suggested that a method of ftn.a.ncinc
the $10,000 groin would be an assessment dlstr lct of 100
lot owners, each to pay $100. • • • •
• "VAN DYKE AT KIWANIS HELM" •• Jan. 10,1952: Jim
Van Dylr.e, president of Newport Harbor Bank del
Mar, was Installed Jan. 3
as president of the Newport
Harbor Kiwanis Club, SUC-
ceeding Balboa Postmaster
Herb Kenny. Other ofttcers
included Dr. Albert Stock-
ton, ¥tee-president; Jan
Briscoe, secretary; Bert
Connell, treasurer; Harvey
Pease, C. K. Priest, Dr.
Veroon Koepsel, William
Landis and Bob Speth, di-
rectors. The club received
recognition for perfect at-JIM vAN DYK: f:
tenda.Dce for the entire year of Mr. Kenny's presidency.
Costa Mesa Klwantans also Installed om.cers at tbe same
diMer meeting: Dr. Giles Brown of Oranp Coe.st Colle~
as president, succeeding Clalre Nel&oll; Paul Dunlap, vice-
president; John Castle, secretary; William Rtes, treasurer;
Doo Huddleston, M.Ues Eaton, Harold Hall, Chisholm Brown,
Dr. Henry Hall and A. 0 . Hatfield, directors.
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LU ST!I'PI!NSI!N JUOGI! GAIDNI!It
AMIGOS VJEJOO, an organl&atlon with the dedleated ob-
Jective of hnlng oo obiectln, came Into ~ng to 1950
under the proddlnc ot the venerable Harry Welch. T}w!
perennial masters of ceremonies througtl the JeaJ'I ban
been J. Leslie Steffensen and Judre Robert Gardoer, whoa
barbed w11 r.s DOt mellowed with Ume.
I"RI!:D SOiti!NSON HAY LAMG! .. H!IM
FRED SORENSON of Balboa Island served as president of
the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce during 1949,
and in the same year Hay Langenhelm of Lido Isle bep.n
h.ls long senice as executive secretary of the Chamber.
BONDS lOSE----80 DS WI
• "COIRIUNITY Clll:81' ELIC'18 -Tal" --lao. 11,
115!: Tom K-Wllo joal_.lullod,lllala'mololllcau
lll'Oat<loal. of lilt "-' llarbor Clla-ol Com-co,
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J'lbmocria ct c~ dll liar ,.. limed flrlt nc..
Pfttlldt:Gt, ud Artbw Torruee ct BaDxll. UJud u IDd
Yiee-preacSMt. Orrta WrlPt ol 8&b:l& lllud wu re-
elected tr11n:rer. Clat.ee IU&ble ol Balboa llllad .,...
ll.med ..eretary. • • • •
• "SOMERS NAMED CHAMBER PRESIDENT" --J&D. 17,
1952: Harny Somera of Balboa, loe&J Cbrfaler-Plymoath
deeler, wu elected Ju. 4 u prut.
dent of the Newport HIU'bOr Cblmber
of Commerce. Dr. 0. G. Saeu ol
Balboa lslaDd ns M.med ftr• ftee-
prestdent; Ted !lambrook ot Bal)oe.,
aecood vice-president; Rolaod Wrtebt
of Newport Heicbta, re-elected u the
treasurer. New directors lDcluded Dr.
Albert E. Stockton for Cotoaa del
Mar, Dr. Sueu tor Balboa lsllod,
lohn Boyd tor MulDers Mile, RolaDd
'lfright tor Newport, Ted Hambroolc HAitVI!Y SOMI!ItS
and Lonnie Vincent for Balboa.
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• "KENNY, WELCH HONORED" --Jan. 241, 1952: The
Orange County Coe.st Assn., meeting Jan. 22 at the Newport
Harbor Yacbt Club, hooored Herb Kenny of Bait.. bJ.draft-
tnc blm u presideot tor a secood Jta.r, Harry Welch ot Bal-
boa also r ecelYed special booor, u he was reoamed secre-
tary for hls 25th year In that omce. Jolm Boyd of Lido Isle,
Elmer Curry of Lido Isle aDd Ralph Waslcey of Newport
were named vice-presidents at large. • • • •
• "HARRY WELCH IS MAN OF THE YEAR " --Jan, 24,
1952: The Newport Harbor Chamber of Commer ce awarded
the "man of the year' honors last Thursday, Jan. 17, to
Harry Welch, a pioneer promoter of the harbor, long-time
secretary of the Chamber, Coast Assocl.atlon secretary,
.one of the prime moYers tn the Haag hospital project and
r ecently orp.nizer of that most unusual of all organiza-
tions, Amlgos VlePs.
• • • •
• "SCHOO L BONDS DEF'EATED'' --Jan. 24, 1952: The
$985,000 bond Issue to provide a new school near Corona
del Mar and an auditorium at Horace Ensign school was
MMtld Ju. U . Tltlt fOtt wu 1,001 Ia faYOr, IN ~
a IIO.Z'Ii majorltr lOr lila -., a two-tl>lrdo ma)Drtty wu
reqlodred. • • • • • "A.NGLIJ(G CLUB ELICTS ANGtlt POTI'ER" ... Feb. 7.
IIGI: ,._ Potier ol Sllol't Clllfa woa '"*lltd Fat>. l u
pre-1 ollllt lla-AocllDc Clob, auecttdiD( 1!4 Alleo
ol Balboa. PaW. M. Ropra of Udo l811l.Dd lid J. B. llc-
H&llJ' of Bl~ lltud were oamed nee.pr~. t..oar-
time MCretarJ Lee Joau was umtd apll tD tbat omce. • • • •
• "WATER CHARGE C) DROPPED" -· Feb. 18, lHI:
Tbe Newport Beach CJty COtDeU lifted Ftb. 25 to remore
the dollar water assessment u of Feb. 15, ftn moolhl
after It weot lnto ettect. Tbe Cltlzeu Water Tu Committee
bad cblrpd tbat the uaes1ment wu lllepl. The dollar
cblrp na leried to pureh&ae China CoYe Jots tor a city-
state JUt. About $35,000 wu collected, and 10 Chlna Cow
lots ••n purchased. • • • •
• "lNI)lA.N FIGHTER DlES'' --March 20, 1952: A link
wtth tbe lDdta.D ftcWnc put of Amerteu history wu cut
1ut weet wttb tbe death ot Fred F. Vedder of 414 Orchid
be., Coroca del Mar, at the aee of 80. He had attested to
bis deep patriotism by r<lq bia nar eYery mornlnr.
When bls nel(hbors mtued the naa one mornlag, they to~
vestlpted and found the Indomitable warrior fallen. He wu
taken to St. Joseph hospital and there he died March 14. He
ns one of the last of the Ind.t.an ftrbters. Back in 1886,
when he ns ooty .5, workine on a ranch in New Mexico,
he was captured by Indian Chief Geronimo's men. He es-
caped wbeo a young lndlan girl tilled his ruard and crt him
loose. JUs lDdtao ftghtlng days were •ith· the Canlry, • • •
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• "VINCENT RE-ELECTED BY B. LA." -· March 20,
1952: Drug store owner Lonnie Vlncen~ was re-elected
president ot the Balboa Improvement A5ssn. March 18,
The assoclatlon elected the following dir ectors: Ma.r.te Bird,
Bert Wilson. Ted Hambrook, J. B. McNally, Herb Hollcer,
Orville Schl!Jeter, Vergtl Oa.lcden, Coy Watts, Roger Hanna-
ford, Ed Allen, Btll Landis and Harry Ashton. President
Vl.Dcent reported that $800 collected tor the beautiftcauoo
of Balboe. BIYd. was still In the be.n1c and that the directors
ta.d voted to use it for ~grading the business district .
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• "BONDS APPROVED''--March 27, 1952: With a.n over-
whelming '75% majority, the voters approved the $625,000
bond issue March 25 for construction or a new schOol on the
hillside near Corona del Mar and additional classr ooms at
Horace Ensign schOol. The vote was 1,408 to 479, not ln-
cludlng the absentee ballots. * . . . . * • "POSTMASTER DtES OF' INJURfES" --March 27,
** 1952: William H. Adams, 67, Newport Beach postmaster,
was fatally lnjured March 24 when hJs car ran into a tree * along Newport Blvd. near 2l!f: St., Costa Mesa. An autopsy ** r evealed he had suffered a heart attack, causing the cnsh.
He died In Santa Ana community hOspital. He had been post-* master 17 years aoo~,..ac. I.UOC.U.U Dr., Newport Helebts. 4t • • • • r.··· .. MILLER, SMrrit, HORVATH W'Dt" --Aprlllcl, 195t: * In u amazing ~set remtnlsceot ot the election of 4 years * a&Q, the t'oters gave oYerwhelmlnc approval April 8 to * Counctl candidates Norman Miller of Balboa Island, 1,848 * YOies; Col. Andrew W. Smith of Corona del Mar, 1,684 * votes, aod Francis Horvath of West Newport, 1,306 votes. * They defeated Tom Norton, who recelt'ed 867 t'otes; lncam-* bent Dale Ramsey, 857; George Pickering, 695 ; Roy Keene, * 636, and Dean Ward, 481. The voters also pYe a decisive * 2,028 to 612 vote agtlnst the city ~ * admlntstratton's proposal to abol-
Ish the city treasurer's job as ,J
an elective omce. There was also
a beavy write-In vote for treasur -•
er --213 for Mrs. F'lorenceCool-
lng ot Beacon Bay and 210 for
Kenneth Hannahs, the recently ap-
pointed nnance orncer. Mrs.Cool-
LDr said tbat she would serve lf
elected to the $50 a month post -
lion. A clt12:ens g:rO\Cl llad start-
ed the wrlte-iD campaign to ex-
press opposlUon to ellmlnattng HOit!NCI! COOLIHC
the elective otnce • . .. . .
• '•ACTING POSTMASTER NAMED'' --April 17, 1952 :
Eugene Gillespie, 525 CataU.na Dr., Newport Heights, postal
employee for 36 years, 6 years at the Newport Post Ottl.ce,
wts named acting postmaster of Newport Beach this week,
succeeding the late WUllam Adams. Mr. Gillespie had
sened as postmaster iD Wyoming when Woodrow Wtr,oo
was president 1.00 later under President CaiYtn CooUdge, • • • •
• ''ELKS HOLD RITES FOR BOB MURPHY "--Aprtll7,
Robert A. Murphy, affectionately catled "Mr. Balboa" by
his host of friends, dled
Friday, Aprtlll, iD the
Santa Ana community
bospital folknrtnr u at-
tack ~e day before at
bJs ranch near West-
mlDster. He ns 67,
Sentces were bek1 at
Melrose Abbey by the
Newport Ha.rbor Elks,
of wblch be 1fU a char-
ter member. He came
to CaUtorDil la 1916
IJid lo ~ .. 1937,
He tlr.t boueht BUI'a coa" Sbop, built the
Bl.mboo Room, IDd Ia
1940-....... ~
aralloo -' lilt R--
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f'OUI ballroom. He 10kl tbe ballroom Ill 1951. Tbe flrll:
"maa ol.ibt JtU'' award ot tbe N""PQ~rt Harbor Chamber
of ComJDM'ee, R 1149, ftlll to Bob MurpbJ • • • • •
• "PACU'lC ANGLEltS ELECT lXX: HOFFMAN'' --Api'U
17, ttu: Dr. Rleblrdl Hothlwt ol COI'OCIA del Mat na
tltclod ~ cl lilt PaCIIIc _..,_
ton at lllo -• lnpllf -A!><U ll t1 too~ Bay Ch ... Doc .._.,....,_u.........,
doortlllllo _...... ,..., --
011 Frull W..U cl lla)' --u
llll'MI<I• no AaPon ·-1 • • .,.. ~tarn.. u _...,._,
BW Pia, .........,-tr.._., loloo
Clllt, Morlt --Dr.llal-ntort ...._ lid Rolutl Dtl••r
u ·-.. ..., Loool.a -u •• 1111. • • • • • • "LIDO RUTRICTS IOOf'l TO TILl" •• AprO tv,
IMI: nt Lido 1t1t c-.1ir U& -a --
fll -·-· Ill .. ~ PI a._ AlriJ II, 1111 .. elir CCMamotlla ftl *'a ..... ctl• 1M .... till f'OIIII n,.
(COMTUIUID o• •nT P.t.•e• '
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NEW AYOR·
wOOd .-......, no ...,... Yo-..., 1111 , .. ,11~ -., dlr-. llld -~~~ a -root-no uaoelalloo -ID r-et roota to tllo. CUll c-.,.. e14cW Pl':!".:-uDI C. B. R.sd. nt ...
baud l1.o trbgl f 1 P. 4. PaJ.m.er. !4 CoJIII..
William Mlnlu, Ciullo -· Uorrla S01111 ud .,_ Ardto. • • • • • "SM!rH B IIATOR" •• April 17, 1115&, Tho ~
CoameU eltcUcll ol 1ut wMt r11ebed ltl cllmu _.u 15
u Col. Aallr« W, Smlth wu tltcted mayor otlf.ewport
Beacb. Alter tbe tOIIII ••• CU'f&Ued, defeated IDeuabllit
Da .. RamHJ ud rtUrtDc COUDCUmto D. K. Blue ud Roa
GrNIIJ R4A*' don, Cit)' Clerk C. K. Prlell IWOI't1D tM
oewly elected cotadlmeo. Aody Smith, H.ormu Miller IDd
Francll Hol'ft.tb, ud tbe new treasurer, Mu. FlortDCe
CooJ1n&:, Col, Smttb tbtll wu elected mayor oo a J..O ftlte.
Oui&OIDJ mlr<W 1M l.tl>oll ud Bndoo FIDcb did DOl YolO. -. . . . .
• "KEELER ELECTED RarARY PRESIDENT" --AprU
Z.f, 1951: Jolla. T. Kftler of Corona del Mar, aerriee ~
operator oo Balboa lllaDd, bU
beeo elected 1952-53 prelidlld
ot the Newport Balbol Rotary
Club. He succeeds Rolaod Wrtpt.
manacer of lbe Newport Beach
braacb of tbe Bank ot Amertea.
John Boyd of Udo Isle was re-
elected seeretaty, aDd Marloa
Dodd of Corona del War wu re-
elected treasurer. Tbe boU'd of
dJtecton alao 1ncludes Rolled
Lager loft, Bill Spur1900 01, Deu
JOHH KI!I!LIII: Bradford and Morgan Noble. The
new oUlcers take oYer 1D July. • • • •
• '•SCHOOL TEXTBOOK UNDER Fu:tE" --April z.t.
1"'952: A teztbook, "Our chanctDg 80Clal order," used u a
s~«~lemeotary telt at Newport Harbor h1Jb scbool, came ID
for acrimoalou dllcusston at the April 23 meetlD( of New-
port Harbor t.ec:IOn Post 291. L. F. BuciWlan of tbe Ana-
heim Lectoo Post reported, "ThroughOut this book, It la
evident that there 11 intended a preparattoo of ttMt stUD~'•
miOO to accept peromental supen1.slon as a matter ot
course rather ttw..n free enterprise, indlvtd~al et1ort aDd
lnltlaUve. There 11 a strong teDdency to discard muy
traditions whtcb have become a part and parcel ot oar
happiness, oar b.leb staDdard of lMng and our freedom." No
action was takeD by tbe local Legion Post. • • • •
• ··CHANGE OF NAME DRIVE LAUNCHED"--Aprll Z-4,
1952: Tile Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce tbls
week la~mched actlon directed at changing the name ol.lhe
city of Newport Beach to Newport Harbor. The directors
approved a motloll April 21 to circulate name-c.ba.Dp peti-
tions. Cb:amber Prestclent Harvey Somers appointed direct-
ors Jotm Boyd, Loao1e VIncent and Arvo Haapa to prepare
the petltloD to put tile proposition on the ballot. • • • •
• '•PERSONALITY OF THE WEEK " by Sue Hitchman --
April 24, 1952: FamiiJ.at as the ferry Is the name of J. A..
Gant to Newport Harbor. U has retained tbe title of city
treasurer throulb the administrations of 8 mayors --Mar-
cus Jotm.soo, Herman Hilmer, Harry Wllltameoo, Irvtn
George Gordocl, Clyu Hall, 0. B. Reed, Dlclr. Drab aDd
Les l.sbell. On Aprll 18, at the age of 70, after 24 yea.r.s of
service, Mr. Gati: oftlct.a.Uy retired !rom ottl.ce.
• • • •
• "fffiE CHIEF CROCKER RESIGNS'' --May 1, 1951:
fire Chief Frank Croc.Jter submitted his resignation Aprtl
28, ertectlYetOOly,ud
City Manager JObD
Sailors oamtd JID
Briscoe as ' tfti · &cttDc ~
clllet. Fr.., c,..,-
thus condudtd We
tnat 25 yean o1 w -
vice with the Nnport
flre departmeoL It wu
In 1927 that tMI took
over asflrechlefbere. 1 He had started Ills ftre -....
fighting career tn 1910 ·
as mascot of a borse fRAMK CROCK tit
drawn nose cart compa..ny in Santa Ana. During World War 1
he served overseu wtth the Field Artillery, He Is a past
commander of Newport Harbor Legion Post 291 . • • • •
• "MoaiE OFFICERS lNDUCTED" --May 1, 1952:
Clarence Young ns tnsta lied as governor of Ne1rp0l't
Moose Lodp 1457 April 27 at the Costa Mesa Legion Hall.
other oUlcers art Haven Holbrook, prelate; Our I Ttpplnf,
Jtmlor governor; Joe Homann, tre2.surer; Jaclr. Vaughn, sec.
r etuy; Don Rudel. Leonard Leach and Leonard Corbln,
trustees; Albert Ml chaeU, sergeant-at-arms; CtarenceDtck-
ey, assistant; Ed HeckathOrn, Inne r guard; Marshall Glo-
ver, outer ruard; Archie 0 5traOOer. past goveroor. • • • •
• "DAR ELECTS KRS. LANDERS" --May 1, 1952: Tbe
Col. William CabtU Chapter of the Daugtlters of the Ameri-
can ReYolutloo elected the foUowin g offt cers at the AprU
meeting: Mrs. Chane~~ Landers, regent; Mrs. A. E. Stock-
too, Ylce-receot; Mrs. Jesse Wolfe, chapla.i.n ; Mrs. W, £.
Fisher, recordlD& ..cretary; Mrs. E. Worden CrumleY,
correspondlllC MCI'etar)'; Mrs. James Webster, treasurer;
Mrs. Carl Hllllll, nctstnr; Mrs. Braden FI.Dch, hiltor1aD.. • • • •
• "0PTIM1ST WIVES FORM AUXILIARY " --May 1, 1952:
A •omen's aus111U')' of the Newport Harbor OpUmllt Clab
na.s been fOrmed and wiU be called the "Optt-Mrs." Mrs..
Frank Hubbard ot Corona del Mar was elected prutdd;
Mrs. Karo\d Httrlcll:, tlrst vi ce-president; Mrs. Chit Fu-
rar, secood Ylce-pnstdent; Mrs. MakxM! Holmes, seere-
tary; Mrs. 0. G. Sons. treasurer; Mrs. Ted Rossell. Mrs.
Alexander ReDDK ud Mrs. Jack Sadleir, board member&. • • • •
• "DES{. LUCILlE NAMED'' --Yay 8, 1952 : Bud 1.-4·
er Oesl Arnu IDd Ills actress wlte, Lucille Ball, han bee
named hooOriJ'J commodores for the 2nd anntal Inter·
colleatate rowtD.c reptta., to be held May Z4 Ln Nortb Udo
ChanDel, under tht apoll80r'Ship of the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerc.. • • • •
• "WEST MIWPmlT ASSN, ELECTS
1~Z : Harold Arthur of 124 48Ul
elected May I u pnltdeDt or the
We.t Newport lqlr'OnmiDt ASID.,
IUCC~ Frtadl Rorfttl\, 'WbO
had Mntd u ~ tx' Sye&rl.
Otbtr omcer• an llorpu 1..o9 ..
UJ, Ylce .. pr..,_; Mu. Bl&Debe
LJtlt, recardlaleecntuY aDd tH&-
IUI'er; Mza. Blillcllt Lar-, NC-
retaT)'; Fred -, Arll>• ·CIIb-
..... CIJdt a..; ~b Guorlll, ~~~ Sborrlll ... lllnrll Wrl&tol u _., Oll.o-bJ Mr.
Goerta,. tb1 I 1 1 tte wet • MAaGLO AaTMUI
rK«d aplDII ._ 1111 1>13' !root or oe-II<-tJ lo
1 prlfttl .... 0 tl TID 'ftl 1D rMtDCe to tM ...
-"' Clio -looclll .,. dC, .. -... tho 1>13' -lbt .Velloo .-. • • • •
• "F011NDU OIIIALilOA ISI.Allll DIES"· •• Ma7 1,1-
W. c. C011IIo, .,1.,.,. ., ..-1o1u11, -Ma:J ta
Wledl, • s• It Clio qo al It, Coco llo lllod ,_ II ..
aD IIIII pr.,,i; -"-I lo -.__ llr ,110000 ~-•IIO,iloo 1011. llltllald lllllaool-cnl. .0 ........... lCfl ... ttl& .. 1111111 «Ell 0 .. ., ...... ,_., _____ .......
caD111 II Colllll !p& 1l1o *-al a .-1 --
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IDslallatloomeetlng c. c. Dodd wu in-
William B. Tritt, ZDd
correiiiCJCdnc
aecretary; Mrs.
AmeUa Gamble,
ot welfare; Mrs.
Paul Roprs, aud.ltor.
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aDd Lfttfe Island are at the left, and Ln the t:&ctcroood is
Balboa Peninsula. (PhOto from Ralph Masley collectloo.)
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Your Draperies, Or 100% Replacement If Cleanable.
e No FMrk: Deterioration
• No Shi'io"lkage e No Wilted Heads e Perf-=t Even Hems e w.ter Stain Removal
e Exclusive Profe1slonal Drapery Removal,
Delivery and Reinstalllltion Service
• Licensed Ram•p;oor.-,g
• Beautiful Decorator Pleats
• Insurance Claims
..... ,aw NEW QJSTOM DRAPERIES made and Exclusively GUARANTEED by The "WORLD'S LARGESr
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~ '\" ~ . • • I Ye • Ge 7 ,...... e "Spectro Color Analpls" Assures
l. 11nt retu llalllllde Or Altered Proper Color Selections •~•••lnetr'allon Se~ice • Drapery Hatctw .. llnstr"rd & Repaired
DRAPERY CLEAN·ERS
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HOOVER COMMITTEE·-FEDERALISTS ' .
• "tm'L& 8lOYD COiflfJTnl lfAMID'' ·-liiiJ 16,
ltu; A ·-· -llloo a1 ............. Wldclo lit
oaDod ..... Ulllo -eo..-," ---Ill' ...,_ ,..._ W, lallll II 1110 Mal' U If--C11r
c-u .._ ao -111o --wlllllhdJ -<Jf _...... b' a -• olllclool ud -mlcal c11J --wl--rUiclof-•1 ciiJ .... -. F<W-IMI' ID&1'C*' Dick DraM wu aamed committee ebaJ.rmu.
...,.. 11o1111 a1oo --...... G. L. -.. 1. a llc-lfall1, llaH Plor<e ud A_,. CIVJ. • • • •
• 14CM TREASURER ASSURED OP PAY" •• llQ 15,
ltu: lllra. Flor .... C...llll(, -wu IIOJIIOd ctb' tr-
al 114~ -Ia aa -wrtle-IA allllo AIJ<U o-
Ud U. -lllal ID .. , -wl.lll lllo )>II, wu IP-
-" _, tu colloclor b!' 111o CUJ c;-eU IIOJ u to 11ft ......... $50.-............ bo p~t~J~, u ............ • • • •
• "PIASE WINS ELECTIOH" •• 111Q' U, 19!52: llarftJ'
p .... of eon. diJ Mar tu11J 'I'OG Ot'er hll 4 • ......,.
1D the Newport Bt&eb ellmtDtary acbool bOard ncella,r 11.
He defeated James B. Stoctdlfd of Ct::I"Uaa del Uu, Ru
Albrlclll ol CUll HOY .. , llo(Or Hardacre ol CorOlla del llu
aDd Mrs. Frank Woodlud of Newport ReJ.cbtS. In tbt Nft'.
pert Harbor btgta ecbool trastee electioa, Juclp Doaakl J.
Dodce of Costa Mesa and J. Leslie SteffeoseD of Coroaa
del Mar were elected wttbout opposition. lucumba:J.ts Louis
Coarady aM Horaee Parter were re-elected to the Orutp
Coast College board, • • • • •
*FROM THE LOG --May 29, 1952: A meotally sttmu-
lattDg, thought pi'Of'Oking "bull sessioo" was hekl May Z3
at tbe Hurley Bell lDD, wUb World federalism u the topte.
aDd ycMmg Allan Seek aDd Mytord Irvioe leading tbe db:-
cussJon. Jolnlag In the exchange of ideas oo hOw to atla!n
world peace were Councllrna.D Bradeb Floch, Mr. aDd U,s.
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-albaJ-
Illo baJud .......
aCI"'OI V.la Lido trom
Tbe -.no
...... ol ....
br VIa~.
Lido, b'
Plod b!' lllo o!CIII'IIt,
s-.P.A.Polmer,pn-
ol tbe Auoeil.tloa., l~ed P~ .. AULA. .. ALMII tor coulructloo of • larpr ...... _
t.Dc to bout the eocmtDid omees ot the Aaoctatioa IDd
tbe r•lestate ftrm of P, A. Palmer lacolponted. • • • •
• "HONORS <:aVEN AT HARBOR IDGH" -·June 5, 1952:
Dan Snuoa wu &DDOWleed u tbe nledtctor.&an &Dd
JOl.QIMI Weston u salutatorian ol tbe lfldtatto.c aeaJor
etus ot Newport Harbor bleb scbool at tbe &DDJal aentce
banquet beld MQ 19, otbtr selli«s reeetnnc certtflcates
for bllboSI gnduallllg baaoro were EleaDo< Rapo, Diana
James, GeorglDI Diet, Susie K11De, Diet Last. Tom fleD.
derson, Kay Prldlam, LesUe Taequard aDd AnD Cnwtord. • • • •
• "REV, BABBJTT HEAOO CHURCH COUNCIL" •• Jtme 5,
1952: The Rev. Paul Babbitt of theCOI'onadel Mar Commlml-
ty Coocrepttoaal Cbureb wu elected May 27 u pres:ld41lt
Many savers are. People who have kept their savings at the bank where
they have their check.ing account are discovering how much more they
can earn at Western Federal Savings.
Where does the 17% come from> That's the difference in the interest
you earn. with daily compounding, when you move to a harder working
5)4% Western I;,deralaccount from a bank passbook paying 4)1.;%. On
$3000. for example. this amounts to $2 3.5 5 per yur. We will be
happy to determine the difference for your account, and arrange the
transfer for you quickly and efficiently. Ia's easy to give your passbook
a faJS(:.
The interest on \\baern hxleral passbooks is paid from date of deposit
to date of withdrawal. And deposits you make by the lOth of the month
earn from the !st.
Western Federal also offers a broad range of higher yield cm.ificate ac-
counts, with maturities ranging from 12 months to 4 years. Plus free
services. including the Capital Club, to all account holders with minimum
balance.
Accounts are Federally insured to $20.000. A family of 4 can keep up
to $'280.000 fully insured at Western Fed.
• "WOitLD rzDIRAUIT <:BOUP Pl.Alf1f&D" ..... J .. 5,
IIIII' Pnl......, P-b' brpal"lf a -.... al
111o tldlod World ,_ ....., wOriad --I at
• ---ollllo ~ -, .... 010111. AUaa
-a1 -IA8d, a -at Cai-Tooll,-...-
al lllo moolll(,--.. '«1 u adlll( .. lllborOIIIp cllalr-
mu. He wiD caD -moollar b' <W..-tlooi ala
local bnllcb It nlllclaol-.. -• • • • •
• "D000E AND PHELPS lM RUN .OFF" •• .r ... 5, 1951:
Aoa......,'lfl_wu_oat talf--foi
lllo 1-S prlmarr oloelloll. Tapo Ia locallllloreot -lllo
·-....... jlllp "lllo .. _ "-b ladlclal Dlllr1ct, MWI1 created to nplaee tbl ..,.._, co.1. no.aJcl Dodp,
luw11sbll> Juslk• at 111o poaco, roeolftd 4,11 • -; c-
dol liar attoroor A. 1<, Pbo_,., C,IZI; Alborl ~ of
Costa Mesa, 771. Tbere will be a nm..oft lD NOftmbv be-
cause Judp Dodp did DOt reeetve a ma):lrtty or,.-. cut.
James B. utt ol Suta ADa woa tbe RepabUeaa aom18atioa
b ooaereum&D b' the HW Zatb dlstrtet, defaat1D1 J.tp
Fraak LiDDell of N.wport. IDciUDbeDt Aaembtymu Earl
stanley of Beaeoo Bay euUy WOD tbe GOP DOm.laatloa; Lu-
ter VI.D Tateoboft edced b1m out for the DemocraUc DOIDl-
aatloO. Druce C<MdJ r&Deber JobD MardJ t1II'Ded 1n a
ma)>r ..,..t b!' defealln( Sam CoW.. for bolb lbo R-lleu
and Democrat oomloatiocul for stale --.tor,
Poll!'( .. TJUOJo lloldlnf a CCIP1 allllo hlalol1c Vol. I,
Me. ! tuue o1 tbe Eulp, pd)lilhed Aug. U, 1N8 --and carntac • pap 1 1 pboto fA Mn. Aiezuder A. Hamlltoo ol
B&lbca! blddlq tanwell to aoo Frulc, 011: h18 .,., to New York
Clty to piteb in U.. Hearlt Papers ba.leball touraament after
pltebine Newport Harbor' hiP school to a tearue el\aJI1lloo·
·~· Above pbOte, ZO years later, tabh lD August, 19158,
abDWsuf'ruk Klmlltoa with aoo Jeffrey (lheD a 7th p-ade
pUcber at Carden· Hall) ud father Ale saDder (Sandy) Hamil-
ton. fr&Dt Dever made 1t to New York in 1948 because be ns
strlclr:eD with u ll)lleDdlcltts attack en route. He turned from
b:ueb&U to arehlteeture and tben topatntlDg:,aodls ocnr an out-
staDdiac Southland ·arlUt, Sandy, whose sports specialty ts
coli, ts 1 veteran adYertlslnc man with local newspapers, ln-
• • • •
• "U'M'LE HOOVER COIOirrTEE REPORTS" --J~me
12, 1952, Yearb' sannp al $14,1'1'5 k> $1&,150 are poalblo
for local tupayers, tht Little flooftr Committee claimed
111 Its ft.rst report Jme 9 to the ,olewport Beach Ctty COUDC:Il. eludlDg the Newport Hari:M:Ir News the Newport Harbor (CONTINUED ON NUT .. AGI) Enstp 'ud tbe MI!WPOI'f.er, (Enslp Aug, 15, 1968,)
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• 51 A HIGHLIGHT 111 tbe eventfUl tlte of Bob Murphy, ''Mr, Balboa,'' came at a beaut1f1-
eatioo fwd rais111g meeting of the Balboa Improvement Assn. In 1951. He was pre-
seated an booorary life memberstup 1D the association 1D reeop1Uon for his outstanding!)
serriee to tbe commlllllty. He was the nrst to be named "man of the year" by the New-
port Harbor Cbamber of Commerce--for the year 1949. Pictured here, from left: Mr.·
Murphy; his wife, Jessie; Lonnie Vincent, 1951-52 president of BIA, and Monte Grimes,
member or tbe BlA board and chairman of the Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club's bu.utl-
ticaUoo committee, (Neal Beetner photo from the April 17, 1952, Issue of the Ensign,
published sbort)J after Bob lhrphy's 'death Aprllll, 1952.)
THE INDEPENDEN.T
BUSINESS PERSON
IS THE LIFE-BLOOD
OF THE COMMUNITY
UNLESS YOU TRADE WITH HIM YOUR COM-
MUNITY LIFE WILL DIE, AND YOU WILL
MARCH TO THE TUNE OF BIG ABSENTEE
BUSINESS!!
THINK OF YOUR FUTURE WHEN YOU GO
TO BUY!!
And Think of This--
A CHECK .JS SENT TO THE
HOlD OFFICE EVJ:RY DAY 'y THJ! MANAGD<&NT -
MONEY FOREVER OUT Or
THE COMMUNITY!!!!
IF EVERY BUSlNJ:SS WDJ:
TO SEND IT8 DAILY U -
CEIPTS TO SOlO! O'niZII
CITY, HOW LONG WOULD
YOUR JOB LAST? ?11
THE IIIDEPUDEIIT KEII.CHART ~
A GOOD CITtZ£11
HZ SUPPOilTS EVEilYTHOIG P'ROM THE LOCAL nA TO
CAWCEB JlDP:48CH
HI! ano•a• TO 01111 CLVN oUIII OBOAJIDATIIOJfa
WITHOUT HIM THEitE WOULD 8E 110 ICIIDOI..8 U W.
IDtOW ftiDl
Aaaeta Ovtl' S340 million • Hugh Evans. Jr .. Pmident WITHOUT 1UN 'l'HEIII! WOUUI U •o CKUJic::HD
WITitOUT KIM LOCAl. ATIIIoftiCII WOVIoD Go ~Q
Jlewd, Kilo D La Hola D Dol,._ 0 Noodaidp 0 sadl& Hil 0 usc D
P C.,. C C.,. ol 0..,. D I-law c c-. Dol Mor 0 fotl .....
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Corona Del Mar
2744 E. Cout Hwy. I Jim Pd. Mor,.... I Tdepbonc: (714} 644-7n5
Ka PROrt'l'a aT AT Dr TD COMICOMII I WJi&I8B 1'11BT WILL
IIEYOLVE YJGIOVGJI MAIIT CIIAIIIIa.8 MAIIT ~
liZ JDIOWa U:O LOYJ:I IIJI, COIIIIOAII I
a HU DG'"P'DI.T C:WWIW TD .U11CUI...I.a COJI.
iiUWI'i i .. WIIICII :ro llVII .. ......_
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• "CATCH A MARUM'' -· Sept. 4, 1952: Tbe two yoong-
est members oi tbe BaJbol. AacUDc Cllil made marlin oews
this week. Thlrteea yev old FoneJt Smltll or caUCfl.t a
137-1/Z pocmd kxl( ..,.. oa *" taetle Sept. 3 oo hi s
father's boat. Clark n, 5 miles ott Dua Point. AOO tbe
sldpper of tbl beat wu Ms 1t rear old brCIItMr, MichaeL
Ttlelr tatber, Forrest G. SmUll Jr., na alone for the ride.
TO OUR GOOD FRIENDS,
Arvo and Peggy Haapa
The tto Company
Builders & Developers
GEORGE D. BUCCOLA, President
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to the Ensign
on its 25th Birthday!
Q
DED~ATED
COMMUNITY
SERVICE
Only members of the
National Association of
Real Estate Boards and
affiliated local boards
may use the registered
trademark, Realtor, and
this seal.
I Your Realtor T
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VAL VISIT··lST HOAG BABY
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lwpart -• ~ IIIJ, '-... 0111• ... 10,1100 ~ ..... -...... lloii4;J -17,., ... Kllr ,_. II'"""• ol 1n11 lid aD 1111 ....... Be _,1111
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• "Cm BUYS Sl'l'l FOR DIIIIP GROUND'' --84llt. 4,
111111: 1'111 N-lloleb City Co...U -ldloo Air. ill
to uvt .. 1_..,1., cttllo b)' --t11o -II a-,. c-" au Slloru to aou 1 40 .... lito 1ar ~ cro-1 purpa111 at a prtot ot t:ats,ooo. Tblllte 18 -a, ol W, IIIII st. IIIII -lr cl Wbl-AN,, II tllo
WHioriJ' cllr Dmlb cl C-...... Cll)' ..._ lolol
SoUort aid tbol tt>o COII1I)' dump -. tbo elly-bllll
1rU1> Ia lui boeolll"" 011!-moclod IIIII wiD biYO to bo
ekleed lD a year or two. Mr. Caproa. told tbe Couoell, "Yoa
can start an escrow, aDd my .U., wbo owns the pc-operty,
will lip the J)lp8rs." • • • •
• "SPURGEON HAYED TO SCOtrr COUNCIL" --So!>L 4,
1952: NatloDII Boy Scout oftlellls IJUXIIImCed Jut nek tb&t
Wllllam Spurreoa m of 235151 Sauc
Harbor Road, Clitr H&YID, bu beeo
elected a member at larp cf the
Nattooal Council ot Boy Scouts ot
America. Mr. Spurreoa, who Ia u-
ststtnc 1.n the Nat1onll Scout Jam-
boree to be held In 1953 oa tbe
IrYine Ranch near CorOQl del War,
was elected at the recent arml&l
meet1Dl of the coUDCilln !'!aw Yort
City. He Is already a member of
the ezecuttve board ol the Oranp
E mplre Area CouncJl of Boy Seouta
and Sea Scout program commodore. I ILL SPU ltGIOM • • •
• "NEW lNSTRUCTORS AT OCC" -· Sept. 4, 1952: Fin
new 1115ttuctors will begin their dutles at Druce Cca.t
Collere when classes beatn Sept. 10. Dr. Normu Wataloa
will be vt ce-pr!Dcb».l of the tveninc collect &Dd will t.eb
psychology. Last year he wtl dimlct ~lntllkleDt ol
San Juan Capistrano untoo blrh scbool dlltrlct. other DII'W
sta!f members are Harknt Clarke of Saenmeoto, Ubnrlu;
Lotdse Thomas, formerl)' with the Southern Ccxmt1e1 Gu
Co., teachlnc home management: Robert Jeo.sen, from tbt
Collere of the SequoiU, architectural drtf!1nr; Samuel Me-
Neal, ttom UC Santa Blrbara, eleetroolcs aodTVtechooloCJ. • • • •
• ''CHAMBER GRANTED $1,300 PER MONTH'• •• S4pt.
11, 1952: Tbe Newport Harbor Chamber wu P'&Dted $1,100
a mooth for the current ftscal year bJ tbe Cit)' CoUD.cU at
the Sept. 8 meettna: after eooslderable CSeb&te a.er 11M ot
ctty tu tunds by the Chamber. The amouot cranted wu
the same as allocated tor the 19151~52 ftseal year, but $'700
a month less than the $2,000 requested bJ tbe Cllamber, • • • •
• "HORVATH RESIGNS FROM COUNCIL" --Sept. 11,
1952: In a surprise anoo~mcement Sept. 10, Couaellma.D
Francis Horn.th submitted hU rellipatton trom the N.wport
Beach Ctty Council. "Unl'oresec coodltlons llan u1HD
ttat prompt me to take tbla actloo," he said, He wu elected
to the CoUDcllln last April's eleet1oa. • • • •
• "FIRST CHI LD BORN IN HOA G HOOPITAL" --Stpt,
18, 1952: Several thousand perSCDJ were present Stmda7,
Sept. 14, tor the dedicaUoo o1 Hoe.g Memorial Hospital, but
the real dedication came ~onday, Sept. 15 , with the IJTiftl
of the first patlaot -~ and of tbe ftrst tab} to be bon II
t11o -·, an 1. no 1111-.io ur1o111 ... lltllt Pull r ..• , • ., -lllllld ot 11r, Ud Mn. w.-.-. ~~---.,c-~~o&~~ro.-..lwul4-.-.. -10 .... _,,.., tllo,., ........
oet a1D11e ..... ••t.&M. NIIIUI 'J ~ •• 11-1/. OL • • • • • "FLY1MG IAO:ERS RI:PORTKD BIR.I" •• Stpt, h,
IIIII: Flrlll ..... larmollou -tllo llarllor .v-. 11>-poorlllc iwleo II tllo -1r IIICII'1IIII( ...... ,._,, Sopt, II,
••• r..-W bJ I C(II'CIDl del Mar WOIMI Wbo wen Jtud.
1tc wallolll at tbl aircraft at: 11 r •• polt 1D tM Lido lale clab-
-tonr. llro.ICorl-ulllri.Jam•WbJ!oald U.., ..,.. tbl tlrlt lfO'C' at 1:35 a.m., traHWac at t.rr:Ule
"'"" -.... lo 0111 Ia portoct V larmotloo, TboJ 0111-
IDIIod 15 to 10 -ol>joeta, ••b-. 10ft .......
.....,. """' ..U Ia -· At C:07 1.m. tboy IIICIIIod tllo MOCDI b'm&Uoa. wtd.cb eppearld to be m~~eb futet thlll
tbl Ani. A fl1tllc a'IICer tormatsoo wu repon.d bJ Dr.
&Dd Mra. Fna.t llo1lblu ud W:r. &Dd lira. Doa Wb)'te,
ulptwa, wbo ••• mnmar out.lde IMIIl' their bomea oa
IAui!*'Ue An,, COI'ODI del liar, about 10 p.m. MoaltaJ. • • • •
• "YAYOR OlllTED; IIILLER NAKED''--Sop!. 2a, 1952:
AAdJ Smttb CIDM t.b:roap with & brief ftrst fOI.md YlctorJ
1D Moodi.J IYIGIDJ'a muevrertnc tor tbe m&JOf'a ebafr,
bat a momot Jllt.r a HYVH bJ Cotmcil.mu Normau Ylller
palled the et.Jr ttom UDder ADdy, aDd Norm Mm•tl' be-
came tbt HW IDI.JOI'. Tbere'a &180 a .., couoetlmu, but
tbla lqJCJriaDt f&et wu o.,.rabldowed
,. tllo fl&lll -tbo IIIIJOftiiJ. Tbo IUI'l'd8l cbol~ wu Gerald Btmett . ot. C..tral Newport, wbo wu u.mecl
to liD t11o ftc:IIICJ erootod b)' lbo
rn:lpattoa ol Fruela flol'ftth, After
tht appoiatmnt wu IPPf'O"td, Coua-
cllmaa Btadta FlDcb mOYid tor re-
CII'p.oisaUoa ol tbe CouncJI aDd to
dee)Ue tbe otflce ot mayor ncut.
Tbe DeW appointN decii.Dtd to Yote,
aD:! tbe rnotScm lo8t oa a He Tote.
CotDCUmea FtDeh aDd Lea Iabell
"ree.'" ud Mayor SmUb aDd Couo-GUALD liMN ITT cllm&D Mlller ,.DO, •• Mayor Smtth
commuted, "It lOoks Uke I'll stay u mayor untn IUeb ttme
u tiMy eu muter tbetr 1oreea," chatllnc steamroller
tacttca b7 a CouoeU m.a)!:ll'1ty. Mr. M1Uer reJP(JOded, ''lD new of wb&t JOU bl't'e jtwt a.1c1, I'll renrse my YOte. No
one pta toptber, ud I reseal: your remarluJ." The motioa.
to I"'CCUtcStr tbe TOte wu approyld &Dd the ot!lce of m&JOI'
wu declared Yacaat by& 4 to 1 TOte. Mr. W:tller wu named
mayor by the arne 4 to 1 't'ote. • • • •
• "MRS, CSENAR, STODDARD ON SCHOOL BOARD" ••
Oct. Z, 1952: Sueceu:t'lll candidates l.n the S.eh
elemutary tchool bolrd
e*ttoa Sept. SO were
HeleM (Mn. Lou.li)Cae-
nar of Baax:. r.JaDd tor
a Z year term ud Jamet
B. stoddard of Coraoa
del Mar tor a 1 year
term. Mrs, Caei:U', tor-
mer PTA president &Dd
DOW Chatrm&.D of the city
Parka, Seacbes and Re-
ereatlOfl. Commlasloo,
polled SS7 YOtes to 181
tor Rex Albrl&flt of CUff
Hann. Mr. stoddard, a
M u. CUM All ebemical C4UUlt.1nc eo-~. poUed 299 Votes JAY STDOOAIID
to Zll fbr Georce Ward o1 Lido lale. The Yoten approYed
tbe propoal to I.Dei'•M the board trom 3 members to 15.
BUT:
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HCTION I. THUIUDAY, AUOU.IT tl. lt71 SAVE BLUFF--LAND GRAB TRY --GEN. IKE WINS INSURANCE ' ''llERMBERG HEADI C1VX: ASsll," --Oct, I, liP:
8. N. Dt11M'I' ot 110illJJ'skteDr • .,.eleettdlll'~
ol lllo c.,_ dol liar Cine A-. II a _,.llold ...
10 at U. \orne of tbt oatcoiDc _...,.,_., c, lAMer JODM.
T. Doolcu stnvt wu -td tt.,._pno~-. 01bor mem-
ber• ot tbl baud are Fruk Hebard, R. L. Cal11a, William
PUT'OW, Mn. A. E. Ftbmorria aad Wr, JODIJ, • • • •
• "HORVATH ELECTED BY ClVlC LEAGDE" •• Oct, i,
1952: Tbe Leap ol Ct'fle Auoctatiool elected Francts
J. Horntb ot w ... Nft'pOI"t u tts
DeW prHldtat 1ut Thurtdly, Oct. J.
Mt. Horntb, former eolmellmu aDd
put Pl'elldeot ot tne Weat Nt"lf'IJOI'1
lmproremeot AND., succeedt Verne
Wat.oo, Corona del War PDSlmuter,
IS preaideot. Edward T. Healy, pre-
sident of the Central Newport Beach
Community Asso., wu re-elected
Ylce-presJdent. Wu. C. Lester Jones
ol Corooa del Mar wu named sec-
retary, and Mrs. Jame1 Wbyte of
COM was elected treasurer.
"' "' • P•A.HCIS .YATH
"''•B.LLA. ELECTS NEW OFflCERS" •• Oct. 9, 1952:
Joseph A. Beek, fOUDder ol tbe Balboa Island Impronment
Asm., relloqutahed ooe UUe 1.04 re-
cei'ted another F'Tlday night, Oct. 3,
at 1 dinDer meettnr at tbe Nnpott
Harbor Yacht CllfJ. W:t, lDd Mrs.
Beek bosted the mtetlng and an.
lliOmced the reaipatloo of Mr. Beek
as president, because ol bustness
duties ott ol town. 1D order to keep
bim 1n an advt.so.ry poslt1,._~ he was
named to the oew oftlce ot hooorary
commodore of the assoclatlon. He
is the kxtc-tlme secretary of the
state Senate In Sacramento when the
lectslature Is ln selllloo. RoDald Bar-JOSEP'H A. 8 r:u:
low was elected new president of
BOA. L. B. Broerlne was named vlce-presJdent, and Arthur
Peterson was named treasurer. "' . . .
• "LIOO CENTER PLANS REVEALED" --Oct. 23, 1952:
Ph.1s for commercial development ot the entire trtangular
piece of property lP Lido Center, adj)lnlDg tbe Bank of
Ame~·lca and Newport Harbor Medical Center, were an,
oounced this week by P. A. Palmer, president of the real
estate ftrm that arranpd tbe sales aod leases. The bulldloga
wUI be occ~led by Bidwell's, WilLiams statiooers, Vagabood
House, Lido Electric and designer Richard Jay Smith. • • • •
• ··SAVE BLUFF VIEW OFFER PRESENTE D"--Oct. Z3,
19~Z: An optioo to pwchase ZSO teet of Corona del Mar
bluff, lnclootng !Mplntloll PolDt, for $35,000 bas been
offered to the Corona del Mar C!Yic As&n. by Mr. and Mrs.
Chutes C. Adams of Corooa del Mar and Redla.Dds. The
agreemeot with Mr. and Mrs. Adams was reached Tuesday
by B. N. Desenberr. CIYic Association presldeot; T. Dmcan
SUrtrart, Ylce-presideot, aDd COUDcllman Andrew W. Smith.
The Adams estabUshed the value ot the Z50', between Orchid
aa~ Narcissus, at $62,500, and agreed to dooate $2?,500 of
this amo~mt, leaYinc a balance ol $35,000 oo a 4 month op.
tloo., on eoodltion tbat the pr®8rty be deeded to the ctty
as a park, with oo bulldiDgs or plcDlck:I.Dg. . . ~ .
• "LAND GRAB TRY REVEALED" -· Oct. Z3, 195Z:
An iocredlble story-book attempt 1.s being made by outside
• "'DODCi£ EDGES OUT PULPS., ~-Ror. I, ltu: ladp
-J. Dodp "~ -tdtod ... .:-dollbr
·-A. K. ...... lor lOd&o " tbe lOcl.l J~ CCMII1 lD TIIHiiiJ'I
elletloa. UDoalelal rehii"U pft
Jadp Dodp 1,899 .,., IDd Mr.
Pbo\)ll 1,250, 1101 blcladlll( -
balloU. IDe-Slate .U...bly-
I\WI Earl lltuleJ, ~lieu, -11
woo oorer Leiter Vu TatMboore, Oe.
moen.t. J1me1 utt. Repti)Ucan, 1t.o
woo t.DCltly O"t'et I.Joael Van Deer lin.
Democnt, for U. s. Coocreurnan.
Tbe Harbor Ar• weot &kiD« Yith
tbe felt of tbe natloa -. 1n fl.ct,
well &bead of U • -lD ctt111c Geoeral
Dwleht D. ElseaboWer auoverwhelm-
lDC Ylctory u president of the United
Statel. Ib W'CID I Whopping 83-1/2
per coot majoa'Uy lD tile Clly ol
Newport S.cb, Yitb 8,295 Yotel to
l,Z6? lor b18 oppoaent,. AdlalSteYeo-
soo. Tbe marcto wu somewbat less
lD Co.t:a Mesa, 66-2/3 per ceot tor
Geoenl E1.8enbower --3, ?00 YOtes
to l,Mt tor Mr. st .. enson. Ike car-
ried enry s:incle pree1Dct through-
out the Harbor Area. Some ?,562
weat to tbe polls lP Newport Beach.,
80 per cent ol tbe 9,356 registra-
tion. ID Costa Mesa 5,544 'toters I!UL STAHLI!Y
weat to the polls.
• • • •
• "HARBOR STAR HOU6 ELECTION" •• Nov. ZO, 195Z:
Mrs. John D. McMillan of Newport Heights was elected
worthy ma.troo. ol the Harbor Star, Order ol Eastern Star,
No. 568, T~~elday, Nov, 11. Conrtn Hon was selected as
worth)' patron; Mr. aod Mrs. Ray NlelseD as assoct.ate
patron and matroo.; Esther Devtne, secretary; Mrs. Louis
Crandall, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur Fitzmorris, conductress.
Mrs. Mu. Owen started the chairs as aS80Ciate conductress. "' . . .
• "mVINE TO OPEN NEW TRACT" Nov. Z7, 195Z:
A major restdelltial development by the Irvine Co. between
Corona del Mar and Marine Ave. was revealed wtth the
preseDlatioo of tract plans Nov. ZO to the Newport Beach
PlanDI..ng Commission. lrY1De land pla.noer Harry Evans
Terrell and Rea.ltor Earl stanley described plans tor the
area kDowu as Irvine Terrace, exteodlng westerly from
Avocado An. in Corona del Mar. The area w111 be divided
Lnto two tracts ot 109 lots and 99 lots. • • •
"'"PETERSON NAMED BY RED CROSS" -· Nov. Z7,
1952: Tbe new ctwrman of tbe Newport Harbor bra.llch of
interests to aCQUire ttUe to mlllloos of dollars worth ol ..,'
commercial a.od resldeobJ properly I.D Newport Bea.cb and or THE oLD WEST
ad;,Lninc Irvine Co. laDds. Basts 101' the cta.tm is the asset-,.. matnbtoed 1.n Corooa del
tJ )D that these llDds are lD reaUty U, s. prq;tetty and u Mar IIDtU.. Lbl-.mi,d.t11Ues by
tta."'r"''n"'.-,.d tu '.....,.mdttw br paeaH ""*-• 'WIItelr -CoL R. G. Blate ..rno lind in ~teee the oo16p • ..., u.. rlctli .. aM,'· ·ww~ap~ar~n
U. S. land. Prlme-moorer In this pro)ect 1s Roy E. Magprt, Hellotrope An. and displayed
s crip eJP8tt l.n Lot Aneelet. Tbe pla.D tlrst came to atteotioo rellcs ot plooeer days at tbe
here when T. Duocan Stewart ol Shore Clift's beard about I...ooe Star Elhlblt 00 Coast
Yr . Maggart from a Los Aneeles ft'teod. Mr. stewart ar-Hwy. After Col. Slate's death
rant:ed a meetlnr to seek more tnlormattoo. Present at the his bouse was purcba.sed for
meeting were Mr. Stewart, James S. Whyte and C. Lester npansloo of the CDM Commun-
Jonl!s of Corooa del Mar, Enslen publlsber Arro Haapa, Mr • tty Cburcb aDd the Looe Star
M;;.Jprt aDd z Los Angeles brokers. Mr. Maggart otfered EmtbU pve way to commer-
to sell a stncle piece ol scrip, good for 80 acres ol pern-dal stores in tbe zsoo block
meut land, at $24,000, with h.lmMlf to retain half Interest. ot Coast Hwy
Mr Margart's offer was formally turned down, and then •
th"' local committee began an lnnstlgatlon on the nUdity
of ~he use of scrip. Word came from the U. S, Department
of Interior that the lands described by Mr. Maggart were
not considered "UIJIWroprlatc.d" a.nd haa been withdrawn
in 1934 trom acqld.s1Uoo by scrip by ao executive order
signed by Presldeol FrankUo D. Roosevelt. • • • •
• •·PODUER ELECTED" ,. Oct. Z3, 195Z : Elmer Poirier
ol Corona del Mar llas been named prestdellt ot'tl'le Ne-..port
Hu'Jor Area Toastmasters, succeeding Elton Barnett of
Ne"PQrt HelgNs. otber oftlcers are Stafford Hall, Ylce.
pr~sldent; Don Catte, sec.retaty; Glenn Wbltlock, treasurer;
WUUam Cairns, sergeant -at-arms; Vincent Pte~, de()~
gonroor; Don Prkttam and Ham Crum, educattooal co-
chairmen; Sellm Franklin,. prouam chairman. • • • •
• "KIWANIS ELECTS DR. STOCKTON" --Oct. 30, 1952:
Dr . Albert E. ol SOOre CJJ.Us was elected president
of tbe Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club
W t :tnasdaJ', Oct. Z3. He succeeds
James T. Van Dyke ol Corona Hl&f\-
lands aa president. Tbe Kl1FIJUs Clltl
also elected John Kimble aDd C. K.
Priest as ftce.prestdents; &Dd re-
elected Bert COODeU as treasurer
and Jau Brlscoe as secretary: Tbe
foUowtDc w•• oamed directors: R11
Dike, Monte Gl'lmel, Russell Hamp-
ton, Verooo KoepseJ.. Mu: W. Pope,
J. Bert Willi> and Roy Y ourolme.
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'49 BORGmLD STEVENS of
3ZO Narcissus AYe., Co-
tOOl. del War. wu the local
ct.trman for the 1949 March
of Dimes campalp eoaducted
by the Newport Harbor Bust,
IHISS a.ad Professlooal Womeo's
CllfJ. {Howard Folsom phOto
from tbe ZO, 194i, issue
Amertcan Red Crou is Earl PlterJOD of Co.ta Mea, YbD
s.aceMda Sb.Diey Hs.dfteld ol Bd:u I1land. other adlcer•
are Edward T. Healy o1 Central Newport. Ylce-cbalrman;
Mrs. l.JliU Daniell of Shore CWb, seetetuy, IDd CoUD
Bron of Bay Sbores, treuurer. • • • •
• '•POWER SQUADRON PICK REX BRANDT" •• NOY . Z?,
195Z: Res: Br&Ditt, Corooa del Mar artlst, wu elected
NO¥. ZO as commander of tbe Bab:la Power Squadroo. Curt
Dosh of Balboa lslaod wu aamed Ueut.eoaot commancier;
George ADdrews ~ Corooa del Mar, secretary; Jobn Kimble
ol Balboa. treasurer. Tbe neeut1Ye committee Includes re,
tlri.D& Commander Harold Holtz, UrW Beh and Bernhard
Palm. • • • •
• ''MESA HOOPITAL FUNDS SOUGHT" --Dec. ll, 1952:
Aoother step tas been taken in the campra.tp to obtain fuDI1s
lor a 1,525-bed mental bospltallD Costa Mesa as Dr. Frank
Tallman. director of the CalUOI'nla Department of Mental
Hygiene, reQuested a $16,269,571 allocation ln the state
budget. Tbe proposed site for the Dospttal, which event-.ny
ts planned lor 3,000 beds, Is a 145 acre area between Har-
bor Blvd. and Santa Ana River, near Orange Coast College.
• • • •
• ''GROUNDBREAKrNG FOR GOLF COURSE" --Nov. 27,
195Z : Actual pl.ay oo. the new goll course on the slopes of
the Irvine Ranch betweeu the Up-
per Bay and Corooa del Mar ts
sUU a loog: way any, but Mytord
Irvine p.Ye the proiec-t an oftlc121
teeing otf Tuesday afterDOOD, NoY .
25 , wltb several solidly bit No. 1
wood shots trom tile geoeral Ylcln-
lty of No. 3 green. MyfMd •as
observing the omclal ground-
breaking for tbe IrYIDe Coast
Country Ctub course. There was
some earth-turlling, with spade
work by Mytord IriineandCharles
Cogan of the Irvine Co. and by
Tom Henderson and Hadd Rlng of
Harbor Investment Co., whO will
operate the gol! course. • • •
Joll Y FORO IRVIN E
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• •·MESA, NEWPORT URGED TO UNITE"--Jan. I, 1953:
Cosu Mesa Fact Finders were told by Assemblyman Earl
Stanley at a receot conference that Costa Mesa and Newport
Beach should unite as one city, whlch would become the
largest lo the county, He called attention to probable new
leg:lsl.atlon which would for ce unincorJX~rated areas such
as Costa Mesa to bear their full share of llle cost of muni-
cipal services rendered by county government, thus adding
consider ab ly to local lues In Costa Mesa.
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Our in volvement wllh Newport Bench runs a lot deeper
than gas mains. We live hcfl'. Our families live here. So we l
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AD--·16 YEARS AGO (PION TH! "H!WI'ORT HARIOII HIWS·I'II!IS" -AUGUST t, 1957)
• Our eantng anJ Our
We want to 1pend some money for the convenienc:a of
everyone in Newp:i rt Beach. We want to give one per cenf
of our gross busine ss revenue for the acquisition of off street
parking. We will make th e amount easy to determine. We
will poy to the City of No wport Beach for a period of five
years an t~mou n f eq ua l t o one per cent {perhaps more if
needed) of our g ross bus inEss for the dcquisition of v4canf
land for parking lots. We will moke our check out with each
safes tax report and forward it to the city.
We are willing that o ur mone y be used to acquire loh
distant from our store. This is a simple offer ·becault we
believe thet "What helps b oo sin•ss helps_ You"-and cer-
tainly us .
for inslance:-Wo propose thot the lint property to
lio u~uirod be tho so -celled "Y" property of the Pacific
Electric bounded roughly between 30th and 32nd Stroot
and botwoen Balboa and Newport Blvds. We propose only
the ac~uisition of tho vacant property in tho hands of tho
utility company. The city could condemn tho property,
blacktop and instell perking meters or other controls. Evon
tho blacktopping would be a great improvement of tho un·
sightly mess now there. Access to the property is ovailablo
from all four sides, thereby benefitting ponons trovolling
in any direction as witness the drawing above.
Such a parking lot would be a m1n1mum of 8 blocks
romoved from tho Hardware Store but we beliovo that
"What helps business helps You ." That includes tho othor
follow's business. When we say "YOU" we moan us too.
We might soy "What Helps Business Helps Everybody" par-
ticularly in Newport Beach.
We
w~ are willing to put our money where our mouth ia .
in vi te o ther busineu men, yes, and ordinary cititens
HERE AT THE HARDWARE STORE WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO
SHARE WITH YOU THE EFFORTS BEING EXERTED TO Dol.
PROVE THIS AREA WHICH YOU HAVE CHOSEN FOR YOUR
HOME. WE ARE ALWAYS GLAD TO SEE YOU AHD HOPE WHEN
YOU CALL, WHETHER FOR PAlin', PLASTER, PLUIIBING,
who love our town, to do likewise. Wo only ask tlio cititens
to palronixe those at home who exist to serve them-that
too helps Business and ·you.
We wouldn't propose too many strings be tied to en
acquisition of the property in question -Only this -The
merchants ante up tho monoy, underwrite the purchase by
our city, tho property be deeded and sot aside forever as
a public parking lot. We oro willing to undertake tho guar·
anteo of tho total cost in concert with other merchants
through en "open ended escrow." We will guarantee our
portion of tho cost in concert with ony reasonable group of
business men willing to "Put their Money where their mouths
have been."
We aren't mod ot anybody. WE ARE disgusted with
tho unsightly condition of our neighborhood. Wo feol the
best way to clean it up is to make it too valuable to be de·
graded. We believe, like tho kits we sell, "Do It Yourself.''
We believe that to bo worthy of your patronage and
friendship wo must be willing to extend every effort to mako
• neighborly coli possible, easy, ond weleomo.
We propose thia perking lot, eight blocks removed
from us, as the first to be acquired under such 'a plan. We
propose tho money should como from business, augmented
perhaps by parking meter revenue and whatever gas tax
funds mi.?ht be properly used for those portions of lends
to be Ioken from the parcel for streets. We are will ing to
contribute in continuing manner for the acquisition of park·
ing erees elsewhere in our city of Newport Beach. Yes we
el reody have ocquirod o half doten lots in our block for
your parking pleasure while shopping at the Hardware
Store where we hope to make . each visit an adventure of
satisfaction.
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OR BEACH NECESSITIES, YOU WILL FIND YOUR MOMENTS
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A 1959 PREOICTIOII MADE IH 1949 --O.ongo Coonty.
•n araalont •nown •• • "dHping giant," bec.euse of its ¥est p05-
sibUit1H of de¥eJopment along Industrial, rHidarttiel end r•c.re-
etionel lines, is pictured har• •• it is ••p•c.fed to de¥elop within
the ned I 0 y .. n, eccordin9 to tha c.iti1ens c.ommiltu for Mwer
bond1. H. F. Kenny, chairman, visuelizad en eeriel photograph from
e point O¥•r Long leech, which would show why the c.ounty must
N!¥• .aw•n to pro¥ida for #!e growth that is bound to come, with
lon9 leach end Los An9eles both eJ"pel'lding in the only direc.tion
pol&ible for the two cities to ljlfOw-into Orange County. In this
vi-, K.,.ny finds: AlorHJ the eOMt li,..._.o,en9• County Hubor in
operation et Sumet Be•ch, lloWI'Ounded by cenneries end other water-
front indu.tri"; Huntit19fon Beecf• Stet• Perk between that city
end Newport Beec.h with hundreds of #!ousend~ of inland folk
ettrected by th• stete-de¥.!oped sfrend; Presbyterian Hospital, e
meior coHege end the upper herbor ell developed et Newport
Be~eh; Orange County Fair9round1, Orenge Coast College end
o#!er imtitvfions in op•retion on Sante Ane Army Air lese et
Coste Mese; Lequne Beech e muc.h larger city +"en now. with
pel•fiel esfetet Co¥ering the c.oe1tel blufk from there to 5•n 0.-
mente, whar• e now-planned br .. kweter wiH enciOM a yecht basin
•nd rKreetionel eree, eM inlena..-geimt • bec.kdrop of rite Sent•
Ana Mountains, on who.a slope$ lie hundreds of estates end pre·
tentio111 homH, is ahown Welt Orenqe County, by 19b0 to be
con¥ertect largely from ranch lends to • ust eree of belenc.ed
home1, · indu.tries end conc..nfreted egricultur•l purwih, Mtved
by freeweys, connedir19 highways end railroads. lndllStries follow
the rail rinas, notably elo~ #I• Pacific Elec.tric rights; of w•y
diegoneny throu9h the county through Cypren, Stenf1)n, Garden
Gro¥e end Senfe Ana, from Stanton southward thro11gh Sun Ger-
.U IIIVISIOIIID
Ill fEBRUARY. IU9
IY HIRIKIIIIIY,
IALIDA POSTMASTER
daM, W..tmin...., eM Oaten View to H11ntington Beech end from
w.stmiMt.r to Berber City; S.nte Fe line throu9h northern part
of the county thro11o9h Iuane Perk, Fullerton, Anaheim end S.nta
Ane, end Sout+..rn Pec.ific from Long Beech eutwerd through Lo.
Alamitos, Stanton eM Anaheim end another •lon9 the Sante Fe r~ufe from Iuane Park through Sante Ane. Shown •lso in operation
tftro119h heavily settled residential end intensifi•d egriculhlral aren
ere S.nte Ane Freeway, Sepulved• freeway paralleling Cout
Hwy., end enoth.,. freew•y from Buena Perk to the site of Hun·
tin9ton leech Stele Perk.-:F'e •l'' ng Of f-'c ly 1.'~" e. Preu.Te e·
qrem Stef( Art ist.)
NE·WPORT
BEACH
JOe
25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION . tM1! OILY LOC.tU.Y '-""'0. IMDIPtMIEHT
.. IW*'P 1M TMf M._ .....
. -·
MEMORIES of Newport's
early days for Mrs. Miriam
Blaich l.Dclude watehtng nar-
row gauge railroad cars haul
gn.nite boulders down Bal-
boa Penlnsula for the Harbor
entrance jetty. Mrs. Blaich,
who has summered here for
53 years, also remembers
Newport's first ''modern"
hospital In Balboa, with ftYe
beds. During her ftrst sum-
mers here, she recaUs tllat
everybody wore shoes, enn
when walkinc In the sand.
''The entlre human body ns
covered," she says, ''and even
e htldren wore hats on the
beaeb," Her eottap was the
ftrst buJit oo the Baibol. Pen-
Insula Point. (Ensign phOto.)
F'IFTY. THRE E YEARS of Balboa history are representeo
in these 2 photos of Mr s. Miriam Blaich aDd son, John.
The Blaich cabin on the ocean tront In the 1300 block
of E. Balboa Blvd. h2s changed a Uttle since the original
photo in 1920. In the old photo, seated on the porch, Is
Mrs. Blaich's mo ther, Mrs. Mary Miller, who had the
cabin bu.ilt that year. John Blaich, salesman for Crucible
Steel, now lives ln Bay Shores. Mrs. Blaich still Uves
In Whittier, but spends lots of time at her newer beach
home near the original cabin. The old beach cabin Is
sl.ated to be torn down soon to make WlY for a condo-
mln!um development.
Cabin built in '20 still in Balboa
JAM: summer, at the ap $ZOO or UOO each, be eouldD't here, and we woulddotbesame. were llSed to gtt them out.
ol86, Mrs. Mlrlam BlaJeb pn blllen tt. He picked ~ some TbeJ had an old raw boat aDd "We came down here every
._. ntmmlDclD Newport Bay. sand, IDd Sb?ot h1J bead 111 would row over to flstt us. We summer trom Whlttter. I had
Sooo, btr uttte cabin, built amuement at the blppr-teetor could loollacros.! tbe Penluula crown 141 tn Nebraska, crad ..
!II JIU'IIIO 011 B&lbol'l OCM.D just SIDd tblt WOUJdo't crow to the lslaod aod see Just that JatinC trom the IJillnr<y there ....... u ....... h._ ooe boule 1D 1909 a.s a Ubra.rlan. After .. -. wt ctn waJ to a coo~ _,.......... ·
THE NfwPORT 'HARBQR
lOc
COSTA • MESA
THURSDAY , AUG. 16, 1973 PHOIIE, 673·0550 COROllA DE L MAR, CAL IF.
'51 ARBOR DAY CEREMONIES were co-sponsored by the
Newport Harbor Kiwanis Cl ub and the Balboa Impron -
ment Assn. oo Nov. 3, 1951, aDd tbe project for the day
was the ptantlnc of the traffl.c isbnd bells aloog the
middle of the oewly improved Balboa 81Yd. oo the Penin-
sula. Tbe outdoor spebers pl.atfor m WllS occ~led by
(staoding, left to right) Balboa Postmaster Herb Kenny,
president of the Klwarus Club ; Jud~ Robert Garc»er,
master of ceremonies; Les Stetfensen, who emceed the
•
BIA rtmd raising dlnoer wlllch made the Arbor Day project
possible; Ted Hambrook, program ch.alrman ; Harry Welch,
(fUd marshal, aDd Assemblyman Earl Stanley. (seated,
left to rl(bt), Monte Grimes, chairman of the Ki wanis
beauti!icatlon committee; Lonrue Vincent, president or
the Balboa Improvemeot Assn .. Les lsb@l\, mayor of thE'
City ot Newport Beach, aod Joe Seek secretary of tht'
state Senate. (Howard Folsom photo rro m the No¥. 8,
1951, Issue of the Newport Harbor Ensign.}
MESA SEEKS INCORPORATION
• "NEW CHURCH ORGANIZED .. --Jan. B, 1953: The
first services wtu be held Sunday, Jan_ II, by the oewly
orpn!J.ed Christ Lutheran Church of Costa Mesa, of the
Mls90url Synod, ln the chapel of the So uthern Callfornt.a
Bible College. The Rev. Wahl of El Monte will serve as
temporary pastor. • • • •
• "MI LITARY ORDER FORME D" ·· Jan. 8, 1953: The
newly orpllized Oran~ County Chapter of the MtUtary
Order of the World Wars ..-111 hOld
Its ftrst recular moothly meeting to -
D.igbt at the omcers Club at El Toro
Ma.rloe Sta.Uoo. Acting commander of
the Oraoce County Chapter is Dr .
Dutd Nielsen of Lido Isle, Newport
Beach physician and formerly at-
tending phylllcl&n to King Paul n of
Greece. Speaker for the inaugural
mMtln( I.S Vlee-AdmlraJCharles Pow -
naU. lliM (Ret.}. of Sa.n Ol.ego, a much
decorated World Wa.r D carrier com-
maOOer wbo later commanded the Air DR. DAVID MII:LUM
Force Paciftc Fleet • • • •
• "MESA INCORPORATION PETITIONS F'ILED" •. Jan.
8, 1953: The Comty Board of S~rrtsors Tuelday, Ja.n. I,
the oew president of the :-.lewport Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce, succeeding another Balboan, Harvey Somers. The
ReY, Paul Moore Wheeler was named nrst vtr~>-presldent ;
Maurie Stanley, 2nd vi ce-president, Ro land Wngtlt, re.
elected treasurer; Hay Lange:nhelm, reappotntefl ex~utt¥e
seeretary. • • • •
• "IRVINE NAMED MAN OF THE YEAR .. -· Jan. 22,
1953: Myford lrvtoe, head ot the Irvine Co., was honored
Jan. 16 by the Newport HarOOr Chamher or Commerc~
wltb Its lllgflest award •• man or tile year for 1952. Harry
Welch, man or the year tor 1951 , recei¥ed an additional
hooor, the lnttial award or life member ship in the Chamber. • • • •
• "KIWANlS CLUBS INSTALL'· -· Jan. 22, 1953: In
)oint 1nst1Uatlon ceremonies Jan . 15 at the Balboa Bay
Club, Dr. Albert E. stockton of Shore Cliffs took OYer the
pruldeocy of the Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club trom Jim
Vu OJ\• of Corona Hi(hluds, I.Dd Herb Ward, prlnctpat
of Harper schOOl, succeeded Dr. Giles Brown of Orang!:
Cout Collep as president of the Costa Mesa Klwantans.
The N"PQl"t Harbor Club al.9o Installed C. K, Prleat and
JobD Kimble u Yiee-presldents; Jan Briscoe, secretary,
aDd ~Mrt Cc:Jrmell, secretary, Costa Mua otftcers inch.ted
Hal Hatfield, Yic::e.orestdent· Russ Bl.rtlne, secretary: W.
C. Rles, treasurer .
domtalum Welopmeot. But, ••But we booibl a Jot oa the "RaJiroad cars loaded with Utn.ry work 1n Hemet, Caur., --r
8bt bu uot1Jer beach boue ocean ~kle o1 wbat ·la DOW the hup cbtmts ot cnnlt• from I married and lw.Ye ll•ed to
IMI'bJ, wbere abe ltaJ• wbeD UOO block of E. Belboa BIYd. · Arl1Datoo wtat don tbl Pen~ Whittier alDet. Wbeft my mo-
lbl eolltls don from Wblttler, ud bad aU tbe tvmblr tor 1uuJa oo the ~-pup tber died, abt left me the sea-
uJ abt bu a lot oiiMIDOI'lel, ow cottqe IJroacllt dowD ID track risible beMDIJ CKrcottace side eottap. Yy busbud Ia
received the Incorporation petib001
drculated by UM! Cotb Well Home
Rille Gro~. and laltruetld tbe COUDtY
elerll and cotmty as.Ms.)f to eheell
tbt more thaD 1,300 -.mes. Tbt peti-
Uoos wue filed Jan. 5 at the eo«mty
coartboose b7 Robtrt wu.on. chalr-
mu ot tt.1e Home Rule Groap, vn..
I suftleteat DUD'Ibt:r ol •m.. .. ....
bHD. YUUied U ftUd., tbe oo.tJ
.... 't't.IOH wtU caU I pabUe ._...
&lp OD the pttttiOD ~ t.cor'parate
U I eltJ, ao-IU'y etlaiC'H CUI be
• • • •
• "GRADE TEACHERS ORGA.NlZE CLUB" •• Jan. !!'•
l 153: A oew chi> of teaebtrs of the 3 elementary sc:hoot.
ot Newport S.c::b tu be-. orpnlled with Mamie Klmu ol
Nnport Hetata u PI"Nideat; James Fltqwak!, •tce.prtlll.
dtlllt; E.tee C<Ulll. ltel"'tary; Jeu BoaDet. tr.....-;
Mlta Baebmua, plbU.c:atJoftl ebalroa; Marjorie Jodp,
~ cu-. S.U..bol Smlto, llary -•II• ud lAo
M eC l1Modt, -=tal commutllt,
too, of botr Bal»oa aNd to bt --oot track ftom l.ol Aoplts. 1D Ute old picture, ud the Ifill-101M aow, too.
UM1 w1U 11ftV be........ W-1N b1tJt ttwe, DO atber lt• 'ftl Uld to bulk! tMbr.U.. ''I Dew 8010• ol President
'fit wu aa ... ...-tbe boul wu betwMa u 1JMJ tDt nter, wttleb la lt111 Uau•. Nltoa'a cc-stM IJl WhlttJer
nmu bodJ wuflall7oorwed," end ot '"''N Pollt. "E't'U'J'OOI -.mtd tbllr cot. qv.tte wen aDd bMw Mn. NW.
,.. .,., a1 11or llrot --.. ,.. lllUa, -a1 _., ta ... 111 -..,., ..., ooro •llcbiiJ. ,..._ <"* ..,.k.
11ore Ia 1110, .. __ .. 11oft 11oo llrot-.o • LIIUo wu atJiod Lllllo Cnr Mil-"I -to nlm -New-
--ud ldob •• ,alft7o s.a.ldod, Tlloro .... a .. , lor. s.a. Bhd.. -o dirt port llo:t Ia mr "-dtl'a,
-. IIOU.IIo--lloooiM row---s.a. r.-rood callod c-A-ud ....,. 1a 111o 1>01 .. ,.,
"' ..... -.-...... lull ...... Lllllo-. ud illciPOd -. IIlii-... ---· ... '""' .. · '*"'" 11 11oo -,.. lid to _.. au a1 1111 -11111 to 111 ,.-1111 1.11111 Cnr IUUor. ..,...... -. oo .. .....,._ --..:....... --~~~~--.non .... -.....,_,._'"*-·-...-..... 101 • u oM 11o-..... ..,. ___ eop - -Oor-IIQo. Tlllapww.l<lodolprlm-
-dlttlor-. -Ill):. -to 11114 -.., ...,.,. T ron wu parlld • .--ud ""fl.
.. lllrllll llrfl em.•--·--·-·--.......... -.... .. .... Ml-,_""' __ ...., ......... 1111 to lot,._------~~~~-. ........... -··
-by IIOo • ......-.. ""' -..w 111ft 111o -Rolo ~ 15 lt081.T '""-10t1 diQa 110 raa., tbt r.ta lx' U. ...
dal tladkla.
• e e •
• "YIIICEIIT NAKED CHAMBER PRESIDENT" ---
II, 1111' ~ -al lloAa wu-Ju.. U"
e e • •
• '"BOSLEY IMST.U.L&D BY IWIOIII" -· .loa. II, 1111' co-., ..., "'c.... .... -... ·-Ju.. 10 u ......... -tl---· ~ -11&----U-~llaJII-.,... ............. .,.._, llwl ....,., -"'" a-.. -. -.. .., '-............ 1 o..~r~~ >r' ....eat eona ......_ ..... •·=-.... OWWo, ,... • ~ ...., 8lllloH, IIIW; Cloolrllo
GIUo, ........... ..._. .........
ce•TIMIIIa OM PAa&_•
TION POINT $1 A Foo
N • ..-o .. THAIIItO ..... IICIN ICCTION 4, ~AO•I •• T ,.-'-'------=co"";:::::"• o==•L ••:::=~· CA•=::••· nt==UMOA~Y, ""~OUIT~tl, ,.,~,
· AIT TOIIAMCI MIJ.HAIIIIOOK LAIS L
• "ART 'l'ORRA.NCI ILICTID'' ... Ju.ll, lt5S: Artlull'
Torruct ol 8t.llol. IaJud _,.. a alate ol oftlcer• elected
J-clo7 II Ulo Ko.,..-1 Barbor Coouoaolty C-bnloeb
bold II lbo Boi!Joo lloJ Ct.,. L&ro t.tqldao o1 Wootll ....
port, llr• .teo..pro-; "'"· Toll -or~ ID4 Yiet-prelidel:lt; Cllr..et Rl&btt olB&IIol. Jaii.Dd, MCI't-
tarJ, IJid Orrin WriJIII ol Ill-lalaad, -..rv. R«UIDC
pr-eaklea.l Tom NOI'bl t.ba.Ued Mrs, Haney Sorntn, ebl.m-
pt.lp chairman, for palttDc tbe Mid drtu DW'er tilt top. • • •
• "DRIVE TO Otm' P-E REVIVED" --Ju. 19, 195S:
Tbe Newport Belcb City Co!Ddl rearp.al.Md the cltJ'•
Paclflc Electric committee ud rerind tbe efforts to n-
mO'f'e tbe P-E tracks aod station from the beart of Newport,
Comcilman Les Iabell. himself a membtr of the old eom-
mlttee, urged tbat buslDeumea from tbe ar• 1DT01Yed
should be put 011. tbe committee. Mayor Norman Mtuer
tber~ oamed CoUDcllman Gerald Bermett to rtplaee Mr.
Isbell oo the commtttee aDd al8o IAJOlnted Tom HeD!IerDI
and George Plckerlne. Rema1Jllng on lbe committee are
CotmeUman Bradeo FlDcb, City Yanapr John SIJ.Iors, City
Engineer Bert Webb and Newport Harbor News-Press pub-
Usher Ben Reddick. • • • •
• "BALBOA ANGLING CLUB CELEBRATES" --Ju. 29,
1953: The Balboa Angll.Dg Club, oklest and largest local salt-
water sporttlshl.D.g organlr.atton, celebrated Its sHYer anni-
versary Ju. 23 at the Newport Harbor Yacht Cl~. J. B.
McNally of Baiboa. Island, Newport Harbor's grand o)d man
of ft.shing, was elected cllairman of the board for Ute. other
members of the new board are Dr . C. M. Beebe of Los
Angeles, the oew president; frank Sawyer of Bay SOOres,
first vice-president; Fred Hershorn of Corona del Mar, 2nd
vice-president; Curt Dosh of Balboa Island, J. Don Locke
ot Long Beach, Peplto Peres of Corooa del Mar, Angus
Potter of Shore CUffs, aDd Paul M. Rogers of Udo Isle.
Lee Jonas of Costa Mesa was reappointed secretuy, and
Frank Crocker of Balboa was named historian. • • • • "rNSPffiATION POINT-$1 A fOOT" --F'eb. 5, 1953 --
A dollar per square foot Is the price Inspiration
Point committee goes Into action this
week-end to acquire that Impressive
site on the Corona del Mar bluff as a
view park for the city. "Salesman"
C. Lester Jones will set up a tract
ortlce on the site tnls week-end to
ha.odle "sales" of th2t bluff area to
persons wishing to donate funds to
preserve the Point as a park. Mr . and
Mrs. Charles Adams, owners of the
4 lots comprising Inspiration PolDt,
nave agreed to donate $27,500 of the
price of the lots and are otferlng the
entire Point for $35,000 to the COM LUTU JONES
Civic Assoelatlon on cood1Uon that It be dedicated as a park.
• • • •
• "NEW HIGH SC HOO L SITE ASKED"--feb. 5, 195 3:
S!¥)t. Sidney DaYldson of the Newport Harbor union high
school district announced this week that initial steps have
been taken to acquire land oear Orange Coast College for
a new high school. He called the Federal Security Agency
In San Fruclsco to request that .sutn.cient areas tor a high
-1 ·-be ·-oat "' Ulo ... _ -Aa Art111 Air -. <II<-_,1,. Ill' lbo U.B. GoHnDIOIIL • • • • •
, • "LADY ANGLERS INSTALl.'' --ltb. I, 1811: htir'-C ...
Pnol-Clara Kottor ol llowport ,_-111a ~·1
pYtl to Flor-o (Dtoldt) GhtliJ ol Boll>oo at tilt ~
a'lltll'd -ollllt llowport Harbor LltlJ AocJor• Ju. 10. DontbJ (PII>tJ) J-ol 11 ......... wu -lied u .tco-
PHAIIDt; Dorotbla KI•!Jfjtbtr ol COlt:& ~~~-. teerttal'y· Dort• Powen ol 8&0:.:. lllaad, tr-..ur•. ' • • • • • • "NEWPORT POLICEMEN ARRESTED" ~-F'eb. 11,
1951: TbrH members of the Newport Beach pollee dtpll't-
meot IDd ooe former membtr were arreJted durlq' tM
weet-eod aod IDOtblr otftcer wu dt.cbarltd folloYtDc a
lee&tbf IDt'estlptkm ol burll&rles at 1oc:a.1 rnldeoets ud
ator-11. "Tbe lD.Yutlp.tloa ls oow cloMd, Wllea DeW m-
deoce turu ~." PoU.ce Cblef R, R. RodctSDsoo anoounced
alter a Joar eoatereoce wttb deteetift •rceaats Joba ~
ud ViDCeOt McManlpl. • • • • *"RETIRED PC6TMASTER DIES" --Feb. 1%, 195S:
Harry Ross K1Dc. 74, wbo wu postmuter ID Corooa del
Mar from Au.c. 14, lMO, unUl hla: retirement March 30,
1949, died Feb. 6 at Looa Eeacb Vetennlllolpltal. • • • •
You won't find
WRS.HARVEY PEA MRS. RONALD BARLOW
• "MRS. BOYVEY AGAIN HEAOO PTA" --feb. 19, 1953:
Mrs. Harold 0. Boyvey of Central Newport was re-elected
president of Newport Harbor high scllool PTA at the quarter-
ly meeting last week. Mrs. Tbomas Frost was named tlrst
vice-president; Mrs. Ronald Barlow, Znd Ylce-prestdent;
Mrs . Harvey Pease, recording secretary; Mrs. A. L. Hay-
ward, correspoodlDg secretary; Mrs. Harold Knipp, treas-
urer; Mrs. Harry HilUard, auditor; Mrs. Byron Fenley,
historian; Mrs. William Tritt, parliamentarian.
a Union Bank
on every corner.
• • • •
• "COUNCIL BAC KS POLICE CHIEF" --Feb. 26, 19'53:
T he Newport Beach City Council gave Pollee Chief R. R.
Hodgkinson a vote of confidence at the feb. Z4 meeting and
then r ejected a proposal to ask the County Grand Jury to
Investigate the charges of burglaries by members of the
pollee department. Chief Hodgk:lnsoo submitted an up-to-
date. report to the CouncU, teiUng of one additional arrest,
makmg a total of 4 policemen and one form er member
arrested and another oftlcer discharged. • • • •
We planned it that way. The man who runs
a bus1ness needs a speoal lund ol bankmg
Fasl Fle>~lble Dec1S1ve
We ve butll our $4 DilliOn bus1ness bark by prov1d1ng
rust that k1nd ol serviCe Actron -onented
Through a network o! 16 Regtonal Head Olfrces
1n ma1or commerc.al centers ol Caltlornra
O~;HHilf' Count~ AeQoonal HIIIO Qnoc e Matn at La 'Je1<1 O•angl'l
NO!Ih O•anol'l County Ottoce Harbor at OrangethOfOI'l Full11rlon
Each 1s slalled w1th e~per1enced bt1smess bankers
Men w11h !he ab1ll1y and !he aulhor~ty to make ma,or
loan dec1S10ns on !he spol Red tape 1s cut Wa1t1ng t1me
IS vtrlually ehmmated
I! your problem IS bus1ness
banktng the solu110n may oe
rust around the CQfner
• "ENSIGN AND COL. SMITH ARE TAR GETS "--March
12, 1953: Arthur Best of Corona del Mar rose~ in the
aud.len ce at the M.a.r cb 9 Newport Beach CoWlcll meeting to
(CONTINUED ON PAGE J)
South Orang!! County Aegoonal Ottoc!'l Newpo•t Cente• Newport Beacr.
fofs of folks sell Croceries ...
i'ls way erl/iee
So many service~ to make shoppint easier •ncl mort fun--like
H01.4E DELIVERY of vroc:ories, Riclword'o CHARGE ACCOUNTS,
• bakery io each of our otor~t, you v•t JUST lAKED BREADS
ood PASTRIES, • complwto moou of HOT FOODS-from 10lod
to cle11ert.
Whet elae clo we Oo7 -Well, we keep ewerythin9 super cl••n
eftd well anenged -efttJ we doc• iud about every brend in
• full rant• of siae1 end varieties. All this plu• mor• 11nilin9
people H9or to SERVE YOU!
RICHARD'S -WHERE SERVICE. TO YOU IS OUR PLEASURE!
RICHARD'S MARKETS
JOINS THE HARBOR AREA IN CONGRATULATING .
_!/;;N;NSIGN l
•
on its 25th Anniversary of Outstanding Service to · Our Community
WE HAVE ENJOYED
MANY YEARS TOGETHER
HARIOR YIIW-1"0 llloc4RTKUR, MIWPORT IIACH
OI'IN DA1LY t TOt, SUNDAY 10 TO 7 -U4 .. 640
LIDO CRt_CTIR-3-133 VIA LIDO, MIWI'ORT 114CH
OI'IM DAILY t TOt, SUNDAY 11 TO 7 --67WNt
•
J •
• 54 THJS PHOTO was taken at the 1954 election meeting of
the Balboa Island Businessmen's Assn. Seated, left to
rlpt: directors Clarence Boardman of Boardman's Market,
Helen Peterman of Shipmates, and Kenny N lchols of the
Cottage Waffle Shop; standing, E. H. Sk:inDer of Skinner's
Pharmacy, past president; and directors Lyle finley ot the
Market Spot, attorney Clarence (Chick) Higbie, and Hal
Houser of Mariner's Isle Realty. (Jan. 28, 1954, photo.)
RUMOR SCOTCHED--NEW CHIEF
(COHTINUfD FROM PAGE 2)
as lt It were true that a councilman had an interest in a
ne'll'spaper that does business with the city, and ther eby ln-
ellgtble to serve on the Council. The reference was to
Co~mcUman Andy Smith and the Ensign newspaper, which
holds the contract for publishing city legal nottces. Pub-
lisher Arvo Haapa was put under oath to answer questions
whetller Col. Smith held a linancl.al interest ln the Ensign,
and the following Information was submitted: Councilman
Smith made a personal loan of $7,500 to Mr. Haapa on Dec.
12 to help meet ttJe demand for payment of obligations to
Enste:o partner B. N. Desenberg. Subsequently a conditional
sales contract was made out In the amount of $7,500 on a
job printing press in the Ensign bacltshOp, but that amount
came from some one else other than Councilman Smith and
enabled Mr. Haapa to replay his personal loan to the coun-
cilman. City Attorney !larry Blodgett was asked for a
ruling on Councilman Smith's eligibility to serve and also
on ott.er Council members' ellgibtUty. . . . ..
• "THE STORY OF A RUMOR" •• Mar ch 12, 1953: City
Clerk C. K. Priest, once a pollee sergeant and also a former
newspaperman, has done some
digging up of fa cts to deal with
one of the most persistent of
rumors about the City of Newport
Beach. That rumor, often re-
peated, Is that the City or New-
port Beach, Calif., has been re-
ferred to as a corr~tly governed
ctty, in political science classes
ot one or more or our colleges,
and that a similar statement has
been printed in a newspaper or
map..z.lne. Cha.rlle Priest !Did the
City Council at Its March 9 meet-
ing that he had located an article
publlahed ln the American City
M:apslne of Marcil, 1939, which
told of a city ot Newport facing
bankr~tcy because of previous
mismanagement of munclpal at-
lairs. Then an aroused citlz.enry ctU.RLIE PRIEST
cleaned out city tJall, the city manager was removed from
om.ce, and "the tottering city government was revamped."
Mr. Priest then gave the punch Une of his report: "This
article refers to the City of Newport .. In Kentucky." • • • • • '•INTRODUCING THE NEW ENSIGN'· .• March 19,
1953: With this issue the Ensign comes out in 7 column
format instead of a tabloid •. printed on new equipment
moved in last week from Ventura. This was the sequel to
last week's City Council commotion Involving the Ensign
and Councilman Andy Smith. Publisher Arvo Haapa an-
no~mced tllat obligations to Ensign partner B. N. Desenberg.
totaling some $25,000, had been paid orr wtth the help of
the temporary loan from CouncUman Smith, personal twxts,
family loans and surrender of ptlntlng equipment to Mr.
Desenberg as the mortgage holder, followed by the pur-
erase c.f new bllck.shOp equipment. . . . ..
• "NEW POLICE CHrEF' NAMED" --April Z, 1953:
John L. Upson, veteran of 15 years oo the Ioree, took oYer
the hot spot of chief of pollee of the
City of Newport Beach oo March Z?,
just at the beginning of the ordeal
I of Easter week. Mr. Upson, who joined
the Newport Beach pollee department
in 1938, w:as appointed last week after 14 the surprise reSignation of Chief R.
R. Hodgldnson. The veteran pollee
chlet said he was resigning to save
the city from further embarrassment.
A $19,954.3'1 tu Uen had been ftled
by the Bureau of Internal Revenue
against Chief Hodgkinson and hJs wife
JOHN UI'SON tor the period 1944-50. The new chief
1• a nteran of World War 0 and served as commander ot
Ntwpart Harbor American Legion Post 291 1n 1948-49. . .. . .
• "COSTA MESA lNCORPORATION VOTE SET"--April
9, 1953: The County Supervisors Tuesday set the date tor
June 16 for the Costa Mesa incorporation election. On the
same day, the Taxpayers Association of Costa Mesa began
an active campaign to oppose the incorporation. • • • •
• "NEWPORT TO BAN GA MBLING" --April 16, 1953:
The Newport Beach City Council took action April 13 to
deny business licenses to poker parlors as of the fiscal
year beginning July 1. City Attorney Harry Blodgett was
instructed to prepare the necessary ordinance. • • • •
• ''COUNCILMEN ALL CLEAR" --April 16, 1953: City
Attorney Harry Blodgett presented a 17.1/2 page legal
decision on the possible disqualification of city councilmen
tor having interest in businesses doing business wtth the
City ot Newport Beach. He ruled that Councilman A. w.
Smith's temporary loan to Ens!~ Publisher Arvo Haapa
did create an interest in the Ensign, but that this did DOl
occur until after the legal advertising contract had been
awarded. Mr. Blodgett also ruled against conflict of interest
charges raised by Councilman Smith, Involving Braden Finch
as officer and stockholder in Newport HarOOr Bank, Norman
Miller as an employee of J. A. Seek's Balboa Island Ferry,
and Les Isbell as owner or Newport Builders Supply, all of
which do business with the city. . . .. .
• '•ENSIGN AND C.Q. WIN HONORS" --April 30, 1953:
Competing in the better newspaper contest ot the National
Edltorlal Assn., the Ensign received an honorable mention
in the category of best column, one stD)ect, In a daily or
weekly newspaper In the United States --for the '·CalUng
C.Q." tishing column by Dr. Richards H. Hoffman of Corona
del Mar. The same Issue of the Ensign carried a photo ot
Doc Hottman with his nrst marlin, caught April 13. • • • •
• "UNIFYING POST OFFICES OPPOSED" --AprU 30,
1953: The Corona del Mar Cl'rlc Assn. went on record Aprll n opposing the prCipOM!d coasoUd:atloD of tile 4 PQ11t omces
to. Newport Beach. The vote was taken alter Ustenlog to
talks by local attorney Ralph Myers opposing tbe con90llda-
tioo and Newport Publisher Ben Reddick favoring the ptan. • • • •
"'"POKER BANNED" --May 14,1953: The Newport City
Council gave t1nal approval May 11 to an ordinance that will
do away with all poker parlors ln the city by providing that
business Ucenses cannot be issued for poker tables. Thus
the licenses of 4 poker parlors will expire June 30. . .. . .
'"·•HEFORMERS SEEK CANDIDATES" -· May 21, 1953:
The recently formed Harbor Citizens League, an organiza-
-t.atloo In search of Council candidates,
-held its first pubUc meeting May 18,
-wlth Arthur Cubbage of West New-
-port as ctW.rman. Mrs. Don KoivLsto
ot Balboa was named vice-chairman;
Mrs. Roy Hallberg of Corona del Mar,
secretary-treasurer, Directors are
Henry Deister and E. Ralph Schisler
ot Balboa. Island; Sam Hill and Ernest
Hartman of Newport; Walter Gerhardt,
William Perrow, Col. Eimer Wiles,
and T. Dtm.can stewart ot CDM Ofn.
ART CUIUCE cials of tbe League denied that their
speclftc purpose was to defeat Councilmen Braden Finch
and Les Isbell, whose terms of omce ezptre next April. • • • •
• "SC HOOLMEN HONORED" --June 11, 1953. S~t. Sid
Davidson of the Newport Harbor Lmioo high schOol district
and S~t. Ray Elllott of the Huntinctoo Beach high school
district will receive outstanding cltlzen awards tonight at
the 5th annual Orange Coast College commencement. • • • •
• "SCHOOL BOARD INCUMBENTS WIN"--May 21, 1953:
All Incumbents were returned to om.ce In the May 15 school
board elections, Including Edwin Edick and Tom de Forest
for the Costa Mesa. elementary district, J. B. Stoddard and
Gordon Flodlay in the Newport Beach elementary district,
Donald Duncan and Hadd Rlng l.D the b.igb schOOl district, and
Walter and Le Bard 1D the OCC district.
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HAVE YOU BEEN LOaUNG FOR A
SPECIAL LAMP TO EIIHAIICE TBil
WAJUITR Aim BEAtrrY OF YOIII IDlE?
TB IILAlllliRS IIOW HAS A SEA tmFUL COL-
LICftlN FROM WHICH TO CHOCISE TRAT
IPICW.<lm.
J411ATSIDI DIIVI • Mfti'OIIT I I ACK
67 J.WI
Twenty-three years---
---and STILL GROWING!
LORNE HUYCKE IN FRONT OF THE BALBOA FITZPATRICK'S STORE
·-BEFORE HE FOUNDED ··LORNE ·S," PREDECESSOR OF "THE WET SEAL"
1950
T he first store in the nine-store chain
currently known as "The Wet Seal" was
opened late In lll5 0 and was located on Bal-
boa Island In Newport Harbor. At that time,
the shop was known as "Lorne's," named
alter the owner, Lorne Huycke, an enter-
prising young man with a family background
of haberdashery experience.
19 55
With the opening of the "Young Idea" store
in El Segundo, in February, 1955, expansion
had begun.
1963
Eventually, it became apparent that a shop
specializing In swim wear and beach-boating
type sportswear would be a profitable ad-
dition to the group, and "The Wet Seal" In
Costa Mesa was established at lUllgren
Square on Valentine's Day in 1963.
1967
The fourth and largest of the stores was
opened at South Coast Plaza in February,
1967, incorporating a wide variety of wear-
ing apparel for young ladies.
1968
Then 1968 brought two additions to the fam-
ily. First, the acquisition of "Town & Surf"
in Laguna Beach, and the opening of a brand
new "Wet Seal" in Huntington Center, Hunt-
ington Beach.
1970-71
The seventh store was opened at the City
Centre in Orange In August of 1970, follow-
ed by the Mall of Orange "Wet Seal" the
succeeding year.
1973
The newest addition to the family is sched-
uled to open September 5th at the Laguna
Hills Mall near Leisure World.
WITH THE INCORPORA TJON Of ALL STORES UNDER "THE WET
SEAL" NAME EARLY IN 1968. AND THE ESTABLISHMENT Of
WAREHO USE AND GENERAL OffiCE fACILITIES AT THE IRVU<E
INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX, "THE WET SEAL"" OffERS THE SOliTH-
ERN CALIFORNIA SHOPPING MISS. MRS. OR MS. A TREMENDOUS
CHOICE Of SWIM WEAR. AND HAS ESTABLISHED A REPtrrATION
FOR THE MOST COMPLETE SELECTION Of CASUAL SPORTS-
WEAR IN THE AREA.
1975 --?? • •
•
lbDdlnc, left to right, H. C. SamP8CJD. E. L. Patteraollo
A. ll Meyers IDd Robert WUsoo. Tbey were oamed shortly
after the I.Dcorporat.Joo of the city.
MARSH OUI"P'IEL.D WAL. T lll!L.LOTT DUNCAN STEWART ,.ORREST SMITH AL CL.EM£NCE
HERE ARE SOME of the local citizens lt"ho !lave partici-
pated In the growth and development of tbe Harbor Area 1n
building and prq>erty management: Marshall Dutneld, for-
mer grldiroo great at USC; Walter Mellott, wbo started hts
South Coast Construction Co. 1n 1945 ; T. Duncan stewart,
"poet lariat" ol Corona del Mar as well as builder; Forrest
Smith, Irvine Coast Country Club; AI Clemeoce, contractor,
and George Buccola, builder and deYeq,er.
~ummer cpops Coflcerls
MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
FASHION ISLAND POP CQbiCERT ORCHESTRA, .. ,
P • II . ....,.:.f:)
AUGUST 20 PROGRAM-9 P.M. .n
FASHION ISLAND OVERTURE
LA BOUTIQUE FANTASQUE
SHEHERAZADE THEMES ..
ALLEGRO FOR HARPSICHORD
MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT ...
"PORGY & BESS" SELECTIONS.
WINDMILLS OF YOUR MIND .
DANC E OF THE COMEDIANS.
JEALOUSIE ..
BLUESETTE.
''SOUND OF MUSIC" SELECTIONS .
Brandon
Carroll Arrangement
Rlmsky Korsakov
Bova
Brandon Arrangement
• Gershwin
LeGrand
Smetana
Brandon Arrangement
Thlelemans
Rodgers
Sponwred by The lrvme Company and Fashoon lrol.md Merchants Assocoalion in
coopera!oon wolh thf' Rf'cordmg lndu~lnes Trust Fund
FASHIONJ ISLAND
NEWPORT CENTER
Pacific Coast -Between Jamboree and
JAMBOREE--SPRECKELS CASE
• •e.u. oriosEB P.o. ll!llrEATICif" •• ~-4, 1151,
Tbo a... """"'•-Auo. _.., lllf 17, -lo -lbo ,.._ -lldlllloo "' -1 pool olll-. • • • •
• "POITIIASTER KEIIIIY TO RESIGN" •• 1-4, 11151'
8albao Poltonutor Herb Keooy -011 blo rolllpolloo
W. week, eft'.etln Auc. 1. He W"'U be oaoel..U.tll ,..,.
of oemco, """"'..., -011 Auc. 1, l$41. • • •
• "COSTA MESA INCORPORATES" ·-JIIDt 11, l95S:
Tbe !Dcorpuratlon ol Costa Mea wu ~owed Jtmt 1& bJ' Mesa TOter• 1,808 to l,..e, lDd 5 eoaaellmea. ,.,.
tlected: Cbules TeWlllkle. Clalre Ne._, Bert Smith,
Bruce MartlD J.Dd Walter M1ller. The city muapr form
of pernment, a separate l.saue on the t.llot. waaiPPf'O"'ed
1,483 lo 689. • • • •
• "TeWINKLE IS FIRST MESA MAYOR" •• Jlllf !, 195!:
Tbe oewly elected Coat& Mesa CUy COUDCU mtt JIDI 29
IDd elected CbarletTe-
Wtntle as the ft.rst may-
ifr . The aleo
appo!Dted
Donald Duogao Arlle ~-;c·
I be
lrrtgaUoo
city clerk, a.od
(Cy) Ries, member
tbe staff of Costa Mesa
Bank, as treaSIU'er, DON DUNGAN • • • CHAS. T•WUUCL! •
• "BRI~ NAMED LEGION COMMANDER" --July 2,
1953: The new commander of Newport Harbor American
Legion Post 291 1s Robert J. Briggs of Costa Mesa. He Is
a Navy veteran of World War l
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• ''WE LCOME, BOY SCOlFI'SI" --July 16, 1953: The
greatest encampment of boys 1n the history of the world
opens tomorrow oo the Irvine Ranch oear Corona del Mar
for the 3rd National Boy Scout Jamboree. There will be
50,000 Scouts aDd leaders from the United states, also 56
foreign Scouts trom 16 other nattoos, oo the 3,000 acre
Jamboree site. The Jamboree wtll eocl July 23. • * • •
*"CLIFF HAVEN yr ES TO ENTER NEWPORT"--July
23, 1953: Voters In t..! CUff Raven subdivision Yoted Tues-
day 98 to 54 in favor of annexing to Newport Beach. • • • • * "TIDELANOO DRJLLlliG ORDERED" --July 30, 1953:
The Newport Beach City Council gave notice July 27 to
Monterey Oi l Co. to begin drilling fOt tidelands oil ott
West Newport within 90 days 1n accordance with the Elllott
oil drilllng contract, which has been tHen over by Mooterey. • • • •
*"MESA CITY MANAGER NAMED" --July 30, 1953:
George W. CoUey, 47, of Los Angeles was appointed July 2'7
by the Costa Mesa City Council as city manager at $8,500
a year. He has served as city manager or Redondo Beach
for 2 years and of Redlands for 4 years. He served aa NaT)'
eommander during World War 0 , taking part in 3 tnnslons
In the South Paeltlc. • • • •
• "MESA PLANNING COMM.~ONERS NAMED"--Aug.
13, 1953 : First members of the Costa Mesa Planning Com -
mission are Walter Weimer, chairmani Baroey Fruque,
vtce-cbairman; W. B. Mellott, H. C. sampson, E. L. Patter-
son. A. H. Meyers and Robert WiLson. • • • •
• '"SfREcK'ti.s n'EEn-1'!11t-·hc~ a,•xfi, ..
Aug. ;?, usa, Adoil>b Sprecula n, 41. ~ 1IIUJ
Uonaire, wa.IUd out of the Newport Justtee 'court JQtir-
day a free man, but f:a clng Immediate re-U'f'ellf 00. etarga:
of felony assault. Judge D. J. Dodge dismissed the orlcf,Dal
eomplalnt charging assault by means of force Ukel:y to
produce great bodUy llarm. Mr. Spreekels was arrested
Aug. 20 by Newport Beach police at his Balboa fsland home,
106 Grand Canal, oo the charge of assaulting hts diYorced
HERE IS THE FIRST CITY COUNCIL of the City of Costa
Mesa, elected June 16, 1953, when the Yoters appf'O'fed tbe
tneorporatloa o1 Costa Mesa as a city. Cloc:tJrlse arouDd
tile table, at the left: CoiiOCllmeo Bl'uce Martin lD:I
Ill wu., X., WUII&alo Sproelloll, N, w11o -• ----. ud-.. u o.ltorcatloo ............. ..
pick • -I cblldr-, Adolpll m, 4, IIIII .!au, I . ' • • • •
• "llESA VOTES II SALES TAX" •• Aur. Z?, 11151 ' Tbo
Cotta ~~-City CouDe1l p.n a.J ...-on.l Allf. 14 to an
-... -I II ell}' •I•• tu ~Oct. t. Hall
ot tbe proeeeds wtll bt alloc&ted to lbt eapttal outlay"-!
after Sepl. 10, 11154. • • • •
• "NEW SCHOOL TO OPEN" --Auc. Z7, 1953: Harber
Yin Sebool oear CotoDl del Mar will opeD Sept. 14 wttb
a capaetty ot 400 ftrst to 5th poaders and 180 ldoderprten-
•rs. Miss Eileeo Martin W'tll u.. ~: :;JriDelpal. • • • •
• "KAY TELLS COURT ABOtrr BEATING" --Sept, 10,
1953: Mrs. Kay Wlillams Spreckels Is ctriDg testlmoay
thll weet 11l a prellmi.DUJ beartnr 1n Newport Judce
Coart 1D the flkJDJ usauU eompla!JJt apl.nst her e:r-bitstiiDd,
Adolph Spreckels n. Actreas Dorotby Lamour (Mrs. WilHam
Hawud} was sutlpoeDaed as a witness and was ln court u
Ka1 told about ... beoiiDc. • • • •
• "BAPTLn CHURCH TO BE DEDICATED" --
1i53: A 4 day dedicatioo ceremooy tOt the DeW' ~oCto"'!
of tbe First Blpt1st Church ot Costa
Mesa wlll bec:tn today. A serrice
ot dedleatloo wtU be held this Sill-
day, Sept. 13. The dedication ser-
mon wtll be P•en by the fouodlng
pastor, Dr. Paul G. Neumann. There
wlll also be an afterDOOil sei'Yiee
Stmday, with addresses by the Rn.
Paul Babbitt of the Corona del Mar
Community Congrep.tlonal Church,
president of the Newport Harbor
c.ouocll of ChiD'cbes: Costa Mesa
Mayor Charles TeWlnkle, Judge 0 , DA . P, C. HfUMANN
J. Dodge, Sl()t. Everett Rea, and Dr. Frank Woyke, uecu-
Uve secretary of the North A mertcan Baptists. • • • • * '•OCEAN DRILLING BEGINS" --Sept. 24, 1953: Drill-
Ing of a tidelands oil well was started yesterday to deter-
mine U a fabulous pool of oil exists IDler the oeean off
West Newport. The drllllng tower was raised unto position
at 11 :20 a.m. and dril.llag started late 1n the day. The Moll-
terey Oil Co. of Wllmlllgton let the drilling cootn.ct S~.
16 to the Santa Marla Drilling Co. The drill site Is near the
Jergins and Kadane wells neu 58tll St.
JUDGE DONALD J, DODGE Ills Newport
Court bench as Kay Williams Spreckels tells about the tn -
jurles she receiYed ln an altereatloo with her d1Yorced
hiiSband, Adolph Spreckels D, supr mllllonalre, at the
Spreckels summer borne on Balboa Island 1n August, 19$3.
Claire Nelaoa; Charles TeWlnkle, elected by the CouocU as
tbe ftrst mayor; C01m<:llman Bert Smith, City Attorney Don
Dlll&M, COimeilmaD Walter MJUer, and the nrst city clerk.
Arlle Swarts. (Ealll£11 pllolo.)
I !. I
WE HAVE BEEN BUILDING
THE HARBOR AREA
SINCE 1932
And Take This Opportunity, Hop & Peg, To Congratulate You
On Your 25 Years of Success With The Newport Harbor Ensign
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Park lido Condominium - A Current Project
SOUTH COAST CONSTRUCTION CO ., CONTRACTOR
South Coast Village
OPENING NEXT MONTH
SOUTH COAST CONSTRUCTION CO., CONTRACTOR
WALTER B. MELLOTI,
PRESIDENT AHD OWHER OF
South Coast Construction Co.
WALTER B. KELL.O'M', aboYt, Is a aaUn Callfondan
wbO has spent an but the ftrst yeu ol hls Ute 1D the Harbor
Area. Rls fktber, WUlard Mellott, ns nil lmcnm u'"l
q18Uty eootn.etor, aDd tallgbt blm h!s respect for qua.Uty
and perfecUon in wort:manshlp.
Walter Mellott secured hls own contractor's Hense
tn 1932, and 1n 1945, after serrtng as Chief Engineer
for th4l South Cout Boat Company, he formed South
Cout Coostrucdoo Co.
His comp&QJ bcd.lt muy of the custom bomes in the
ana, &Dd br&Dched Ulto :!..~elapmeot, whichlochJdedCorooa
H1(1llu4s aDd Harbor HlcblaDds, as nll as hOmes to
Costa Mesa ud fhmt:lDgloll Beach, totaUog In u cess of
800 tmJ.t.a. His COrJ'CILIIY Is now eonceotrt.Ung oo com-
mercial ud 1Ddll5trlal bu11dings, •lth an eit~st•e t.ck-
Cfocmd lD<:IOI!lDc t'I'IUJ or the well tDawn bcd.ldtncs ln
oar area. ud 1a DOW active 1n Los Anreln, Rt•erslde
IJid Su Oieco COIDtes, as well as~ Collllty .
Local projecU DOW IDler coostructi011 loc!D South
Coast VIlla~, a 10 aere shoppJDg eompln., C. J. Set:-
erstrom "' Sou otnce, Westpte-C aU1ornia tnsuranct
BuildlDC (a jo1at Heture), and the Park Lido CondOminium
at 1501 Vla Udo.
Walter MeUott bU atways bM!l wtlling to gh·t hJs
time ud eDU'IJ to eommUD.Ity and c!Ttc atbtrs.
A put director at Newport Harbor Chamber of Com.
merce, put dlrtdol' ~ Newport B•ch United Food,
put preltdeot ol Ora.qe CCHmty Coast Assoctatkln, State
Bulkier• E~. OraDce County Builders Ezcnanp,
aDd dtatr1ct cbairrM.D. NattODal Federation of Iodependeut
Bustoeu. He 11 lOW Oil tbe A<M.sory Committee or the
0ruce Emplre 8oJ Scouts ol America, trustee of Croddy
Uortp. .. lurestmeal True, a member of the Board or
Dl.redorl aDd E-.e.U" Committee or the U, S. Natlool.l
8-Su DieiO, Ud OD tbe 0ranp County AdTtaory
Board ol Ute U. S. Nlliooll But.. stnu 1970 Mr. Mellott
IW: !-. a .cata ud district dlr.ctor or the Auoclated
Geotn.l Coatraetors ol America, IDd Is current c:natrman
at""' o..u .. c-,. c_...
IIMILI WI! Alii HOW IUILDIHCO THIIOUGKOUT SOUTH!RH
CALifOIIHIA. 111! Alii! $TILL JIEADQUAIITI!UD IH THE
HAIIIOII All lA. AND OUIIIIIA.JO.II IMTEIIUT ltEIIIAIH$ IH
THE HAIIIOII AUA.
COAST . CONSTRUCTIO co.
Walter B. Mellott, Pres .
1111 Baker treet Costa Mesa, California
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1954 THE FIRST MEETING of the board of freeholders was held
in January, 1954, to begin the drafting of a charter for the
City of Newport Beach. The freeholders Included, from left, Mrs.
Martin Forrest of Balboa; Robert Campbell of Bay Shores, vice-
chairman; Wallace Calderhead of Corona del Mar; Jim Ray of Corona
del Mat; Tom Henderson of. lido Isle, Lester'Jones of Corona del
Mar, L.B. (Hans) Broerlng of S.lboa Island, J. Leslie Steffensen of
Corona del Mar, chairman of the freeholders; Roland Wright of New·
port Heights, Henry Delster of Corona Highlands, Walter Gerhardt of
Corona del Mar, Mrs. Norman Fleming of Corona del Mar, Marco
Anlch of Newport Heights, G. Mark Engelke of West Newport and
Mrs. Ruby Stennson of Corona del Mar. U:NSIGN -JAN. 21, '"•)
FREEHOLDERS--MADAM MAYOR
• "SPRECKELS FACES CHARGE" --Sept, 24, 1953:
Judge 0. J. Dodge ruled s.:pt. 21 In Newport Beach Justice
Court that Adolph Spreckels D be held to answer to S~rtor
Court Oct. 9 oo a charge of assault oo h1s former wt.fe, Kay
Williams Spreckels, at his Balboa Island home. ~ • • • •
• '•MESA, NEWPORT UNION DISCUSSED" --Sept. 2-4,
1953: A suggested stOOy of tile amalgamatloo of Costa. Mesa
a.nd Newport Beach was received favorably at an tmprece-
dented meet.J.nc of cotu1cllmen of the 2 cities yesterday at
the Balboa Bay CIWI. The meetlng bad been arranged by
Theo Robins, Harbor Area Ford dealer, and R. D. Flaherty,
president of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. • • • •
• "COAST HWY. TO BE WIDENED"--Oct. 8, 1953: Ed-
ward Telford, district htgtlway engineer, told the Ensign thls
week that Coast Hwy . wm be wldeoed to a width of 76 feet
from curb to curb through Corona del Mar. Bids are to be
received nert Marcb. Coast Hwy. Is now 56 teet wide; the
state owns a 20 foot strip oo tile inland side. • • • •
• "INSTROCTOR FffiED BY OCC" --Oct. 15, 1953: The
Orange Coast College board of trustees tired instructor
CUnton st. John Oct. 12 oo a charge or UQProfessional em-
duct for refusing to answer the question, asked Oct. 7:
• "JANE RUSSELL FILM SHOT HERE" --Jan. 7, 1954:
Scenes tor the RKO Radio producttoo, ''The Big Ralabow," ~
starring Jane Russell and Gilbert Roland, are being shot
around the Harbor Area this week --at the Balbol. Bay
Club and at the end of Newport Pier. • • • •
• "LINDA ISLE PLANS TOLD" -· Jan. 28, 1954: Dr.
Forbes Farms Inc., a ft.rm that has leased Linda Isle from
the Irvine Co., diSJ~Iayed <k!velopment plans at the Jan. 21
Planning Commission meeting. Fltty-etgtrt lots wtll be sub-
divided as hOme sites, with a clLmhouse at the northwest
side or the island, formerly known as Shark Island. • • •
• "CHAMPION TARS PLAY [N CIF" --Feb. 25, 1954:
Both the nrslty and B basketball teams of Newport Harbor
high sciKlol clinched SWlset league titles Feb. 19 with twin
wins over Huntington Beach and wtu oow go Into CIF tour.
nameDt play, The varsity defeated the Oilers 45 to 37 with
Bill Wetzel's 15 points lead!Dg the attack. Bob Diehl sank
13 points to lead the B team to a 50-38 victory, • • • •
HEIHZ I( AI SEll
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• "FOUNDER OF TOASTMASTERS MOVES TO COM" .-
March 4, 1954: Dr. Ralph Smedley, fouoder and DOW the
educational director of Toastmasters lnternatiooal, has
moved from Santa Ana to 320 Orchid Ave., Corona del Mar,
and Is also setting "' hts oftlce here. He organized the ftrst
club in Santa Ana 1n 1924 for men interested in learntng to
speak before allcllences.
EVERETT llAE
c, "'· !tupt. H. &. Supt. H.&, Principe!
"Are you now a member of the Communist Party?" Mr. st.
John said, "I wtU refuse to answer, beeause to a.nS"'fer
would Ylolate my freedom of conscience. I wUI return tm-
slgned the loyalty oatb given to teachers." The Instructor,
represented by A. L. Wtrin, American Civil Liberties Union
attorooy, plans to flle a suit to test the state law !alder
whlch lle was tired. • • • •
• • • •
• FROM THE LOG --March 11, 1954: ln the furor over
Senator Joseph McCarthy's !nvestlgatioo of the armed forces
let us thankfully assure ourselves of this tact: that the
Army brass Is not above the law, oor aboYe belbg called
to t:as.k lor their decisions and actions and lack of action.
No one should quarrel wJth Senator McCarthy's purpose--
to root out the dangerous lntlltratton of communists in our
armed forces a.Dd in other areas of our government, politics
aDd society.
THESE CITIZENS were lnYolved through the years of En-
sign reporting In the areas of coUJiliy government, planning,
yachting and local sciKlols. ot these 6, Bill Ritter Is sttll
active as prtnclpl.l of Lincoln Intermediate school.
• "FmsT DlAL PHONE INSTALLED" --Oct. 22, 1953:
The tlrst dial equipped phone for the Harbor Area was In-
stalled Oct. 19 at the home ot Mrs. F. L. Cr ego, 173 E.
Del Mar Ave., Costa Mesa. This was a big step toward con-
nrsion of the Beacon eichange to dial service, • • • • ' • "NEW PAS(I'OR ARRI'IES" --Oct. 22, 1953: Tbe Rev.
Lotbar Tornow, from White Lakes, Wis., Is ttl& DeW pastor
of Christ Lutbera.n Church of Costa Mesa and also ol st.
Paul's Lutheran Churcb in Laguna Beach. • • • •
• "RENDEZVOUS SOLD'' --Nov. 5, 1953: AI Anderson,
olfller ot the Balboa Ftm Zooe, and Clyde R. Johnson, also
ot Balboa., submitted a bid of $76,000 for the Rendezyous
Saturday, Oct. 31, and became owners of the famous laM-
mark. The ballroom was built In 1928, was gutted by Ore
Jao. 27, 1935, and later rebuilt. Bob Murphy owned It tram
1940 to 1950. Mrs. Murphy holds the tlrst mortgage. • • • •
• "VANDALS BLAMED FOR SCHOOL FLOOD" --Nov.19,
1953: Theft of 7 pounds of lead caused approilmately 864,-
000 gallons of water to now from the Corona del Mar reser-
voir Nov. 15, causing $10,000 flood damage to the new Har-
bor View school, which will be dedicated Nov. 23. Vandals
broke the lock orr the valve box at the reservoir and remOYecl
the lead trom the reservolr flORt control wtre, so that the
shut-orr mechanism d.Jd not work when the reservoir tilled. • • • •
• "ST. JOHN LOSES ROUND IN COURT" --Nov. 26,
1953: Superior JOO.ge Robert Gardner over-ruled canton
St. John's demiU'rer Nov. 23, thus upholding the decision
of the Orange Coast College trustees 1n dismissing the
OCC instructor for refusing the answer a question on mem.
bershlp in the Communist Party.
• • • •
• "$64,000 NEWPORT BLVD. SALE'"--Nov. 26, 1953 --
Ooe of the largest real estate transaction lnvoiYing vacant
commercial la..OO In Newport Beach has been completed with
the sale of 252 feet of frontage oo Newport BlYd., acrosa:
from City Hall, between the Rall)h Maskey real estate otftce
and ·the Arches bridge. Ray 01.niger Sr. of Costa Mesa pur-
chased the property from the G!"!Mth Co. for a reported
$64,000. Ray Copelin of the Maskey omce handled the sale. • • • •
• "TIDELANDS OIL FLOWING!'' --Dec. 10, 1953: OU
started flowing yesterday rrom tile nrst Udelands oil well
of Monterey Oil Co. near Coast H"}'. at 58th St., West New-
port. The tlrst well, which came 1n at 3:19p.m., reached
a drlU depth of 4,518 teet and a vertical depth of 3,900 feet,
bottom!Dg about 1,200 feet from shore. • • • •
• "SPRECKELS FOUND GmLTY" -· Dec. 17, 1963: A
Jury in S•ri« Court In Santa Ana founcl Adolph Spreckels
guilty of misdemeanor assault against hls former wife 1n
a decision returned Dec, 15. Judge Robert Gardner wtll
sentence the sugar mllltooa.ire Jan. 8. • • • •
• "FREEHOLDERS ELECTED" --Dec. Z.f, 1953: New-
port Beach YOters pve appron.l Dec. 2Z to a board of free-
holders to draw ICI a charter for the city. The vote wu
1.201 to 148. Tbe followinc were elected, llsted tn order al
votes r.ceiYed: Rola.Dd Wrlct'lt, Lawrence (Hans) Broerlnc,
••:"'ea Ray, J. Leslie steffeueo, Robert E. Campbell, Mrs •.
R~ FlemiDr. Ka:rtaD Forrest, RWJ stevenson, Marco AD-
leb, C. Lester Jooes, WaJter.Gerha.rdt, Wallace Caklerhead,
HtarJ Del5ter, Tom Heodenoo and G. Mark Engelke. • • • •
• "YOUTH CENTER SITE OKAYED" Jan. 7, 1954:
• • • •
• "CITY CHARTER DRAFTING COMPLETED" --March
11, 1954: The Board of Freeholders completed the task
drlft1ng a charter for the City of Newport Beach at tbe
March 16 meeting. The ftrst public heating was set for
March 26, aiming for a June 8 decision at the polls. • • • •
• "BOYD APPOlNTMENT CONFIRMED" •• March 25,
1954: Jobn T. Boyd Jr., 117 Via Quito, Lloo Isle, president
of the Newport Balboa Rotary Club and owner of BayTtew
Hardware, has received permanent appointment as Ne-.port
Beach postmaster. The appointment was signed Feb. 24 by
President Eisenhower and confirmed by the Senate March 18. • • • •
• "BEACON PHONES GO DIAL SUNDAY" •• March 25,
1954: H-hour Is 12:01 a.m. this SIIIlday, March 28, wheo
Bea con ezchangl! phones in Costa Mesa and Newport Heights
will convert to dial operation with a Llberty-8 prefti. • • • •
• "SUPT. ENSIGN WILL RESIGN JULY I" --April 8,
1954: A letter of reslgn2tlon trom Hance 0 . Ensign, asso.
cl.ate superintendent, .-as acceplecl April 6 by the Newport
Beach elementary school trustees, meeting in the school
named after him. The resignation Is etrecUYe July 1. S~.
Roy 0 . Andersen was instructed to write a letter of appre-
clalior for Mr. Ensign's many years of service. • • • •
• "DORA HILL, HANS BROERING WIN'" --April 15,
1954: Mrs. Edgar Hill of Lido Isle and Hans Broerlng of
HAHS IROEiliNG DOll A HILL
Balboa lsla..nd 1fOD eas-
Ily In the April 13
City Cotmcll election
in Newport Beact! as
nteran Les lsbeU was
nept out of the of-
Dee he bad held for
lZ years. Mr. Isbell
ran 3rd in the race,
followed by Marwen
Sturps, Dick Hilliard
and Art Cubbage, who
had declded DOt to rill.
Braden Finch had not sougbt re-electloo. A pr~ltlon to
sllbrnlt a.ny change 1n oil drlll1nc ar• to tbe Yoten na
apprond 2,098 to 1,288. Library, park, trash and prbl.ge ·
collectioo ta.Ies were defeated. • • • •
• "AL PINKLEY WINS OVER WALT MILLER" --AprU
15, 1954: Costa Mesa Yoters returned 4 incumbenta to
Al. PINICL IV •
offlce In the Aprll 13 City Council
eleettoo, but tncumbent Walter Mil-
ler ns narrowly defeated 1,100 to
1,017 by a ne.-comer to politics, A. L.
Pinkley, Costa Mesa drugtst. The
4 t1ctor1ous tocumbeota, members of
tbl ortclDal City CCM»Cil, art Charles
TeWtnk .. , the city's first mayor; Btrt
Smith, Claire NelM:Ia and Bruce Mar-
ttn. These 4, aJooc trltb Walt Miller,
•en elected at tbt Umt of tbe ftlter
approval of IDcorporatJoa. • • •
• "MRS. HILL ELECTED MAYOR" ~-April J!, 1H4:
HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAI:PRESBYTERIA
301 Newport Boulevard Newport Beach, Calif.
Servin!{ the Community
Since 1952
Tbt Scout Jambcwee bel.dqtarten bUild1ng at MacArthur
Blfd. and Cout Rwy •• CoraM del
liar, wW .... bt IDONd to a lite
..., Harbor Vt.., .cbool to btc:ome
tM q-.rttrs tor tM Commlllllty Youtb c-"' Jteopart Hubor. Tho"""· port .,. ... ..-, tcbool -d
pft illflil'Dftl laa. I to u IJI'Itmtllt
Mrs. Edpr Hill, dt.crlbed as the poutteal W'0D1ier of Nn.
port Beach, wu eledld maJOr TllNIIIJ, April 10, rot~o~rtac
!be ........ of !be Ajl<llll tltctloa -~-• • • •
1M "II YEARS, 1'1ct -llu -!DID t ellle f1JI-.,... F.J. --optaed tbt fttlt .... Ia l.,'J, tl:lp lbon, It 10kl boota. •pttDM, ~ ud
J)llaiOrrll>llle --Tilt btl-_.,. -. Ia -eout l'luo, -. Ia • tr-1o •• _._ "' fluDl.1J --. p~a~oc _,.....,.""" 111r Qt llortiOII bllao -.c .... "11111. --1011-
wUO a.. T-c--1or -I of ..-pr-tr at 1111 ---of ~ A .... I...,IOC lilt
.. .,..,., 10 -•• lilt T-c-.
11r 11 Chit lloftlll, o ct• ,.._ ..... fill C... atMir,lld ...... OI~THOWALO
-., .,. T-c.~~r -·no c .... .,,_---.., c" a 1 • .....-. 1or • tiN = ~ ...... , .... II ...... ,. •• ,._ occ.
• ••CLAIRE IIElBOII IS NEW 1IIESA llATOR'• -· Ajl<U
II, 1154: Clllrt Jfe-, lotd -. -.... •-miJ'OI' ot C01t1 .... T....,. April 10. Cbarltt Te1flatll, rltirtat llliiJ'OI', mMI tile IDfDI..CD. • • • •
' "Cm ATI'OIIIIEY IS FIRID'" •• Ajl<ll li, IIIH: IIQW
Don Bill faetd 11t< llrll -lal --Ia 11t< llrll Cltr c~u ._. ... ~~~oM~~. A&riiN, ud • cut., ••·•
YOlo u lllt Bnport Btodl eo.dl -I 10 llo .._._
Cltr A1lont7 Bony BJoolttCI. Tilt -lllr -lml
--.., eo.d'"• Altl11to111.11 .. 17-C:O.. CU... 11M lrwtlcallt,... ,,,..,.,, Co•rth• W
··-· ... .._ IWler ... ,._,, ............... s IODt __ _
CO !!tON A Otr:L MA .. , CALl II',
IMPERIAL SAVINGS CONGRATULATES
THE "NEWPORT ENSIGN" ON 25 YEARS
OF SERVICE TO OUR COMM UNITY.
Arvo Haapa has reco rded a lot of local history and news
in the pages of this fine publi cati o n.
A quarter century has brought some dramatic changes
to our area; but some things haven't changed. One of them
is the quality and integrity of the Newport Ensign.
We congratulate Arvo Haapa and wish him and the
Newport Ensign continued success.
The name Imperial Savings has n't been around New-
port Beach for 25 years; but we have inherited some deep
roots from our predecessors, Newport Ba lboa Savings, which
was founded in O ctober of 1936. We cherish our inheritance
and hope to co ntinue to play an ac ti ve ro le in the life of thi s
wonderful co mmunity.
Pictured on thi s page is so me of the history of our
assoc iation. Hope you e nj oy the memories.
Sept. 15. 1953. groundbreaking for headquarters building for Newport Balboa Savings& Loan
Assn. Left to right Jose ph A. Beeil. founding director . Agnes Bl omqu1SI. president. wh o
assisted in th e founding in !936: Ralph P. Maskey. founding directo r ; Paul A. P;.almer. chairman o f
the bo.,rd: Wal terS. Spicer. founding diredor: Charles W. TeWinkle. director
May II , 1960, groundbreaking for 4'h. stor y addition to headquarters building: left to right
Charles TeWinkle ; Walter Spicer: Edward Wh ite. superintendent for the general contractor. Bank
Building Corp.; Agnes Blomquist, president ; Ralph Maskey: Samuel A. Meyer (also a found•n.&._
director); Paul A. Palmer, chainnan of the board. with sprained wrist in sl ing: W. Stephen Sm1ttr
Ill. Newport Balboa Savings represen tative on the -.:cmstruction job.
people.
'
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l()("<tt ion:-1\) St'f\l' \1H1
OPEN SATURDAYS
'\-pectal Hnu~ 1n M0411 ClfTteeS
I
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IT IS OUR PLEASURE TD INVITE Y'OU
.f TD OUR COUNTRY STORE
fi 'TRADITIOH'
FEA lURES ONLY COUNTRY FOODS -if.
NOW!
Low Sodium Milk-
FRESH • 1\1 QUARTS
* FRESH HONEY AND HONEYCOMB
PEANUT BUTTER (GROUND WHILE YOU WAI11
BOOKS FOR COOKS
COSMETIQU ES
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COME TO
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FOR
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1861 Harbor Bl•cl.
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Newport Bead! Calif. !.i Newport Boac:ll, Calil
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MORE UFO'S--2 CITIES OR ONE?--FIRS'tAUDEBi~~·· ..
... 1!'0 SJ~ 8T CE* COUPL&" ... 111Q' 1 .. : ••1""'o .....,_StEirt1nM, bC .. c._.IJ .ideated.,._ ... q tro. .. c~tr.coecta.J.a6.1llllitbcltd1Meo-:U
4 .,,..,._IIJIIfaiiJoc{-IMin1oolllllo.,IJ-· •-'• •• lo .. ellis-Pll '"-' al-cllloo ioJIOitM-Ioo ... llc-. CIIJ, MIJ t, at 1:10 LM. WU np:ll'ted bliJ Ill', ud lin. 1.1 ... liNit fll --JtdltloL hD'Nd'lt. tu: ...... ud I • • •
Joramo ~ 'IOt-1/J ~ AYO., C.... dol IIIPor -al .nco -Neall, M -·He -• "PfA SI!!U IDUIC8 COMICS BAll"' ·• 4 ... 5,·1-
llar. TM7-llwuocJowloi.Jod, lib a-·-lllol lllo lu nlo R IIQ.5C-M '1.11UIIIodiiN TN llarbo< P'I"A .eo-11 lou-_,lo,..CIIJC< '"
--10 a _., dll'ocilo& TMJ -II a.r wwo --. _.., ~ t11o ....... lu rUN at cllo o1 ~--..S .. ...,.. -roqoollloc ........
.-1 IIIla--at "luy duJIOI'' • ulrNplor U.14 R 8ooport llwel Ulf$1.51 R C-lloa. a1 ..-.. 11•111111M ale at bo<rW ud criJno-
coar•, ud c•actnc to a plM col«. The)' bel.td 110 -s. • • • • boob. Stmlllt nq:MIU hlft bMD raMI bf tD1 ltewport
• • • • • ""DAV. KAlliO em ATr'ClllM!Y" •• ltmt f11rt1or Co.cll o1 ClturchN ud tbe CaltiOUc Womt~a'l
• "0WTER OF I IN MESA SCHOOLS ASKED" •• llo7 5 A-!Cui L7U Dorio al Bo-~ ~ Kooport Boach. ThO C-lloa Couoell ,._
1954: PettUODI IUbmtttld )Ut 1ict1t tt the Colta Me.: Friday, llaJ 18, bf tile Cl.tJ' Cola-e.and tbt rlqlltlt A.q,llDd tabled lt.
alem..tarJ JChool boud meetlDC uk«< lor tbe dlam'wl ell u tbe _... dtJ attoruJ d. tbe • • • •
of Harrlaoo SaDbon. bua1Dta m&DI&V ot tbe CoG..... CitJ ol Newport Beach. Mr. 011.$ • "IIESA COUNCIL SETS ~ TAX RATE" ~-Auc. $,
alemeatary acbool syatem, aDd Ted Neff, prlllc:tpal ot the a. a MaYJ Yeteru of botb WorM 1154: T.bt Coeta ..... CltJ Couocll Nt: the 1914-&5 ettJ
Everett Rea schooL The petttloal stated: ••ID o. op1a1on. War I ud U. Be tool!: OYet tbe ~ nte at SO elida per $100 UNUid nlatloa Monda)'
employees of the sehool system aboUid DOt CUTJ mem-etty ata'DIJ daU.. from Georct ~' 1t1trt. Auc. 1. Clt)' Mt.ater ~I' Coffey aid U.t the
bersbtp 1n UlJ' queltJooable orp.nbatlou ncb u tbe Amer-P.-y ot Coru. del Mar, wbo bad a ... aed n.lalUC. ot the ettJ wu $10,157,850; t~Umated
leu C1Y11 Llbertits Un1oa aod: lbt Fella.Uip o1 Recoo-beta flllial lD wttbout .. , lfDet Geed fCII' city operatioD wu Ht at $115, '7ZS; IDCOmt na
cll1atioo." A recent mott.oo bJ tiM eehool board called tor tb1 dll:mt.al o1 cit)' attorDe)' Harry eltlmated at $Z53,050, leat1Dr uz,ns to be raised by the
retention of the Z mea, botb ol wbom t.d .tped tbe kJ7attJ B&od,.U at tbt April h m•Uq ctty tu:.
oath wltb oo u eepttoos. of tbe ..,.., eoutltuted Couoell fol -'• • • •
• • • kJwtDc tbt Aprllelectioo. • .. FASIDON NOTE" FROM THE LOG --Aug. 5, lg5.f:
• "KTTV SALUI'ES OUR HARBOR" • • • Womfll. bleu 'em, YIU fall fOI' Dtor'1 hippy and flat cbest-
TeleYislon oews commentator • "CHARTER IS APPROVED" --JUM 10, 1954: New. ed DOI'IMDMo becauae tbat'l the way with women IJid new
a new series of commlllity port Beaeb. Yoters can an O'ferwbelmJ.Il& 4 to li.IIPfOftl fa.ablons, puticullrl)' Parlsietme. We do not de•tr, tmr-
procrams on his KTTV news to tbe city chuter lD the JUDe 8 electloa. The lmOtftclal eYer --we meo, thlt Is --because we !mow beatay IDd
broadcast last Friday eveo-t&llJ .... S,l4'7 to 848. An earUer attempt to adopt a city curYes will eYentu&lly prevail, IDd fuhloas will ODe day
i.og, May 14, featuring pub-eh&rter tad bND rejected 1,325 to 1,1741D Febr-.ry, 1949. be bultlnl oqt an oYer apln.
Ushers of commUDlty oewa-• • • • • • • • papers. GueslJI lor thls ftrst • "ENSIGN, CALLING C.Q. AGAIN WIN" .... J~me 24, • "NEWPORT'S TAX RATE Ctrr" --Au&. 12, 19M: of the Frtdly et"eD!Dg sertes 1954: For tbe MCODd year In a row, the Eo.atcn ud Ita A tu: rate of $1.09 ns set Aur. 9 by the Newport Beach
CitJ CounciL This 11 a reducUon of ~ from the 1953-54
fiscal yeu rtte of $l.U. Assessed nluttloD lor the etty
Is $50,929,740, compared to $45,388,200 for last year.
were Hop aod Peg Haape, pub.. "Ca111Dr C. Q." aporttlsb.tn& cotwnnlst, Dr. Rlcbuds Hotr-
llabers and owners of tbe Eo-mao, taft ..,.. oaUoDal hooors ln the better MWIIJIP8J'S
slgo. Tbey were lnten1ewecl coatut o1 tbe NatiODII Edl~lal AsSD. Doc Hoffman ap1D
by Mr. PutDam during tbe 15 recel't'.cl boaonble meotlon for best column --IJI the • • • • mlDute segment of his ODe· tOQCbest catiiOI'Y Ill the cootest, competlnr aplnst aU • ''HORROR COMIC BOOK BAN DUE" --Aur. 12, 1954: bour show, and then they dis-•eetllea aDd dalH.es 1n the nation. The Newport Belch City CoUDCII YOted Monday, Aug. 9, to
lutruct City Att.ol'!leJ' Karl L)'M Darts to prepare an
ordinance problblttna: the sale of horror comic books to
children.
played photographS deplcUng • • • •
the nrled 1ttraetions of tbe • "MESA BtsiNESS DlSTRICT OKAYED"--July 8, 1954:
Harbor Area. The procram 'ftS Commercial deteq,ment of W. · t'9th st. lD Costa Mea re.
coocluded with the surprise cetYed the creea Uctrt from the Costa Mesa City Couoell • • • • presentatloo to George of a I Julf & wbea lbt ColDI.cU voted 3 to 2 to amend the city 1aDd
specially made ICl froot page ase ordiDuce to change the zontog from R-4 residential
of tbe Enslgu, saluting Mr. toC-1 commercial.
• .. CHURCH SANCTUARY TO BE BUILT'' --Aug. 12,
1954: A 2 year buJidiDC procram, costing $400,000 to $500,-
000, baa been anDOUDCed by Pastor tothar Tornow of
ChrlBt Lutheru Church or Costa ~Aesa. The ne• church
plant wtll be built oo a 4 acre slte oo VIctoria St., neu
Plaeea.Ua AYe. Sen1ees are oow belfll held In the Costa
Mesa American Leg1oo Hall.
Putnam IJI big lleadllnes. GIORGI! f"UTMAM • • • • • • • •
• "TWO CITIES OR ONE?" --May 20, 1954: A eompre-
heD81Ye 84 page report 011 consolldatlng Costa .... and
Newport Beu:h 1nto ooe city was s~mltted May 11 to the
joint survey committee of the 2 Chambers ol Commerce.
Lyman Cou.d ot Louts J. Kroecer 11 Auodates made oo
• "COUNCIL CUTS CHAMBER BUlXiET" July 15,
1954: The Newport Beach City Council chopped the tllbl15
requested by tbe Newport Harbor Ct-.mber of Commerce
by n or• tban t-.lt July 12 and allocated $12,000 for the
1954-55 tlaeaJ year. Tbe Ctw.mber tad requested $%5,200.
Durl.D&' Ute 1953-54 flscal year, U»e Ct-.mber receiYed $14,-
• • • •
• "OOCAR SMITH RETIRING'" --Aur. 19, 1954: Oscar
A. Smltb ot Coroaa del Mar and san Marino wut retire Oct .
1 u aaslstaDt to the president of Southern Paclflc Co. and
as president of Its sWstdlary, Paciflc Electric Rallny Co.
He llU beea aU&ible ror retirement slnce his 65th birthday
In 1950.
......,~
• • • •
• "NEW BANK GIVEN STATE APPROVAL" Sept. 2,
Jo 194: Tbe state btnklna: commlsslooer of Ca llforn.ll. tlas
given the appron.l to 10 ahead with
the establlahment of Mariners Bank
at 2'712 W. Coast Hwy., in the Mart-
Bets Mile area of Newport Beach.
Edgar (Ned) Hill of Lido Isle Is
the president of the bank. otber
for the Joncest cootlnutnr bust-orp.lliJLDg otftcers are Gerry Rteh-
aess owt~eulllp lD the llatbar_~ ... eMCutln • yfee .. pPMideot·
Area -52 yeara, starttoclD Sal-Karl Lynn Davis, o. w. (Dick) Rich~
boa. He mOYed hiB Ford •I"· ard, John T. Boyd Jr., J. Leslie
ey to Central Ne-wport, then to Stetreo..sen, Paul Rorers, Dr. Harry
Marlners Mlle and flnaUy to SUdler, Nelsoo Netc•, Georce Hoi-
Costa Mesa --with 1011 Bob u stein m, Sandy MacKay aod Lyman 11 AL,. H w .u~~: e: y
rlgbt bud rntD· Tbeo Is eba.rt-Farwen.
er member~ put eommu-• • • •
der.of LeAD Post 29~~UNDBREAK£Ac SET FOR SEAFARING LODGE"
president ofttbe Newpoft llil--· Sept, Z, 19S.C:'~uodbreak1DC eeniTIOilles wiU be bekS
bor Chambll' of Commerce, saturday, Sept. 4, for the aew temple
ol tbe Eletaftel for tbe Seatartnc Maaootc Lodlf.
Uou. Tbe locattoa 11 tbe .tOUttr ... st corner
of 15tb st. and St. Andrew•• R01d
In C utr Huen. Ra_,b Maskey. pio-
neer Newport Beach 11 the
presldeat of the Muontc
AuoclaUoo. Mr. llukey came
Newport 1n tbe early depression
to help a trtend sells lots to
Newport; be liked this area andes-
tabUsbed hiJI home here lo 1930.
He be~ to fOUDd the Newport Har-NI!D HILL
bar Boud ol Rea.Hors to 1930 1M sened as the president
of the Realty Board lD t M3 m:1 aplD tn 1948.
• • • •
• "FIRST DEBUI'ANTE BALL DEC. 28" --Sept. 2,
1954: Tbe ftrlt anaual debataate t.U liPQil80red bJ the New -
port Be&eb ebapter of tbe CbUdrea'1 Home Society will be
Mid Ooc. 21 at tbe Bl1boo 8o1 Clal>. 'l'he following J'OUill
lad1es wUl mab tbttr formal bow to society: Bartvt
Brotbers, Naocy O.'t'tr, ¥a.ry Haney, Sherrill Hough,
Jou Ktmes, CODit:anc.e Mancok!, Sa.Uy Newland, Jane Nunan,
Mary Royce, Shirley stabler, Barbara Starere, Doran Suess,
N..., Trttt""' IJDdo z.-.
WHICH CAME FIRST-
THE PHOTOGRAPHER OR THE ENSIGN? HAPPY ANNIYERURT PEG ANO HOP
F'RON THE
F'RIENOl/E~T CREW
IN TOWN
.. ·. ..
FOUNDI!I> lfSJ
MARINERS SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION All-• c.,.-
Not Meanin& To Crow·
But
After 25 Years
We're Still Servin& The Harbor Area
With The Finest In Equipment and Service.
I MiltON I C4MOM I ,UJIC4
I KODAK I IOLI!X I MOHITW!LL
I H4SIILIL4D I AIID OTHIRI
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P.E . FIGHT --N.B. CHARTER --HOAG EXPANSION N.Wfillo .. T HA .. .Oflt &N .. CIIN
s•CTION ~ ~AO« Wl
TI-IUIUDAY, AUOUIT te, tt 'U
BUDOY EBSEH
• •PLAXS Fat BJGR'n SC:BOOL OKAYED" --StJt. 8,
liM: T-tlft -... tilt lleWport lloii!U elo-.y
.eklol at .!Jruta "-""· ud tstb a. wet I!RWO'Nd 811Jt.
7 by tile H--· Elom-.., kbool Dlolrtct boercl.
Tbe ocbool Ia ·-10 ,_ -lor tile llll of 11155. • • • •
• "ACTION TA.Kilf" AGADIST P.E." --Stpt, SO, 1954:
Clty ._ Karl LJliO DaYia .,.. !Dmacted b1 the H.,..
P«t Beach CoiDCll Sept. 17 to proceed wttb tbl acquUI.Hoo ot the Paetflc Eleetrte rt&M..at-waJ &om Z!Dd st. to SOtb
St. lo tbe heart of Newport tor the 1t'ldentDJ of Balbol BITd. • • • •
• "HARBOR AREA MOURNS HARRY WELCH"--Od, 21,
1954: Flap throulhOut the Harbor Ar-. art fiylng at M.ll
stalt ln memory of Harry Welch,
wbo died Tuesday motDlDC, Oet. 19,
at Ills borne 1n Newport He1Jhta.
He t.d served for 15 Jears u the
e:a:ecuttve secret:uy of tbe Newport
Harbor Cbamber of Commerce, from
1934 to 1949. He was the focmcter
of the Oranre Co..:~ty Coast Asso.,
originator of tbe IJUIID.l FUgbt of
the Snowbirds, the famed smaU bolt
race ln the bay; co-fotmder of Aml-
gos Vle}os, prime mover lo the 1933
boDd delve for the dredgjng of the HAIIIIY WI!LCH
harbor, the key step In the utumate dewelopment of the
Newport Harbor Area, aod he was an actin member of the
citizens gro~ that led the campaJp for ttw! founding of
Hoag Hospital. • • •
• "COUNCIL DROPS LAND MATCHING PLAN" --NoY.
25, 1954: Tbe Newport Beach City CouncU reversed lbJelt
Monday, Nov. 22, and drORled the program of acquiring
the lnspiratlon Point property 1n Corona del Mar by tlle
matching land method. The Council Yoted 3 to 1 to rescind
the Nov. 8 resolution, whJcb had asked that the N81Pp0rt
ocean front property near the Newport elementary school
be placed in first priority 1n the cotmty master plan so it
cou ld be used for matching land to aCQuire other park area. • • • •
• '•NEW BUILDING lNSPECTOR NAMElY' -· Dec. 2,
1954: Raymond Glenn, 50, has ~n
tor of the City of New-~
pori Beach and wiU
join the city stan' on •
Dec. 18. He has been
buildJng inspector and
street s~rintendent
for the City of Paso
Robles since 1950. He
starred in western
movie roles 1n Holly-
wood for many years. ~
He will work here un-J
der A. M. (Pete) Nel-• ...
SOD until Feb, l, when RAY GLE HM P ElE HELSOH
the veteran building Inspector retires alter exactly 24 years
and 6 months on the job, Pete was born In 1897 on the
Danish island of Bornholm In the Baltic Sea, came to the
U. S. at the age of 3 with his parent s, and arrived 1n the
Harbor Area In 1924. • • • •
···It seems
like only
yesteryear!
• "LEGlSU.TURE APPROVES CHARTER'' •• Jan. 6,
U55: Tbt State Auembty p.Ye appron.l Jan. 4 &o tbe New-
port S.eb city cbute:r, and the Senate YOteCI: ltl ll)proftl
todlf. Newport S.eb wtU become a charter city at S p.m.
P'rldQ, Jaa. ?, at tbl Ume of the nung of the a;~provtd
cbt.rter wttll tbt aeeutarJ of state. Frldll.y Ia allo openlng
da)' tor tl1lDc for the COUDC!I elecUoo. • • •
• "VOTE CALLED ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL" --Jan. 13,
1955: The Newport Harbor high school district trustees de-
eldtd Ju. 10 to call tor aa election lor May 20 on financing
a h.lcb sobool plant 1n Costa Mesa wJth a pey-as.you-go tu
rather tba.o a bond lsaue. The trustees also expressed deter-
mU.tJoa to pursue tbe request lor '70 acres on the former
Santa ADa Army AJr Base, adjacent to Orange Coast College. • • • •
• "DORA HILL NAMED WOM AN OF THE YEAR"--Jan.
20, 1955: Mayor Dora Hill of Newport Beach was honored
wttll the award of "woman of the year" title at the Jan. 14
anrnal meeting of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Com~
meree. MalU'Ie stioley, Balboa Island Insurance agent, was
installed as tbe oew presldeot. • • • • • "HUGE MESA DEVELOPMENT REVEALED" --Jan.
27, 1955: A million dollar business development In Costa
W:esa, with a new All American Markel as principal tenant,
was anoounced Jan. 25 by Howard Lawson and Harvey Som-
ers of Balboa. Tbe frontage Is on the south side of 19th St.,
between Harbor Blvd. and Park Ave. • • • • "GENE lS BACK, AWAITS BRIDE" ~-Feb. 3, 1955:
Geoe Boero, former owner of Gene's restaurant In Corona
del· Mar, Is back from a 13 month vlslt to his native Italy
and to Switzerland and France, and he Is awa.ltlng the ar-
rival of his bride from Italy. He was married July 28, 1954,
in Turin to Rost ColombatU.
• 1'C0UNCJL FUJNG CLOSES" -· Feb. 10, 195$: FUJ.nc'
cioaed Ftb. S for tht ? member CltJ Council pra.lded tor
Nnport S.eb by tbe DtW et-.rler. Here are Ult eudtdate1
lo 11141 7 dllltrlcle: (I) ID<•IDI>eot Gerald llenoott, L. H. Ber-
proa, W. C. Ktader: (Z) Sandy W:acKaJ, JaJ StoltlemJI't;
(S) lneumbenl Dora HIU, unopposed; {4) Incumbent Stanlep
Rldderhof, W:u. Sl~ld Nan; (5) Incumbent Hans Broertar.
Clarence Higbie; {6) Incumbent Andy Smith, Lela.od Wl1der,
Gordon Walker; (7)Jame• Stoddard, W. G. Perrow. The
elecUoo will be held March 15.
• • • •
• "NEW PaiTMASTER NAMED FOR NEWPORT"
Feb. 10, 1955 : H. Payne Thayer of 1706 Miramar Drtve,
' PAYNE THAYER
•
Balboa, bas been appointed acting
postmaster of the Newport Beach Post
Office and assumed his new duties
Feb. 1. He took o..-er the Job from
John T. Boyd Jr. of Lido Isle, who
resigned to devote his time to IUs
bUSiness atfLirs. Mr. Boyd had re-
ceived his appol.Dtment Feb. 24, 1954,
from President Eisenhower, and tlle
appointment had been cootl.rmed by
the u. S. Senate oo the following
March 18.
• • •
• "MILLION 001 LAR EXPANSION FOR HOAG'' --Feb.
24, 1955: An expansion program doubling the number of
rooms at Hoag hospital Is being made possible tttrough an
offer by the Hoag Foundation to furnish $500,000 on a match-
ing basis. William F. Kimes of Cliff Haven has ~n named
chairman of the fund campaign to raise tne matching $500,-
000. Hoag now has a 75 bed capac ity,
AL FORGIT came toe Hnport
Beach in 19SZ u a eommerelal
flsberma~~, started a Un batt
boat operation Ult oelt JIU,
and 1n 1935, after lbe drtdc:IDr
of the harbor, started trlalpOrt-
flshing business. From flstdDg
he turned to t.rdware, pur-
chasing the store near Newport
Pier from Harry Estus, and
has been operatln& 1t siDce. In
1962 he was elect~ to a 4 year
term on the City Council, Iller
served as a leader in the FrH-
way Fighters' successful cam-
paign to keep the coast freeway
out of our town,
PR ESCRIPTION S CO ~ETI CS ~·-~• SUNDRIES CAME RA DEPT. --CARDS & Gl FTS
ALMOST 50 YEARS of pharmaceutical experience He behind
Bob Ramsay, left above, and Pharmacy Dept. Mgr. Chuck
Bullington, right, with Bob edging out Chuck by about
live years. The six key staff members of Bayside Pharm-
acy {one not shown), below, have a combined experience
of almost 125 years. Bob Ramsay, manager of Bayside
Pharmacy, has been a Newport Beach resident since 1946,
originally began work In Hampton Harbor Drug, corner
of Marguerite and Coast Highway, Corona del Mar, then
in 1948 became managt!r of the drug store formerly on the
corner of Via. Lido and Newport Blvd., Newport Beach.
The store burned down, and In the interim was ~rated
In a tittle store in front of Richard's, Wltll our new stofe
opened, now ca lled Via Lido Drugs. In 1960, he opened
Ramsay Drug in Costa Mesa, later sold It, opening Bay-
side Pharmacy In 1965, and managing II until 1967. He
has recently resumed management of this store, which
is headed by Dean Reavte, president, and "Ma c" Pelletier.
VI RG INIA CALAH AN-Coam e"u
D•pt. H•od, leh, attd J•o" Colteryohan
Hot th•wn h Jackie Bu dzln ski MI LL IE ROUDO T ·Sundri e s • LOIS POND . Cord 'H P arty Mt r.
~!I DB.IVERY
SERVICE
1016 bayside drive
t
WITH CAftR '!! PAftTI
'
675-3040
et the entranc;:e t o
BALBOA ISLAND
SUMEB HOUIJ5s
_.,. t SAT •• ALL 'I!IIK
t -7 SUNDAY
10 . 7 MOLl DAYS
newppr_t beach
;
I:NIIiQH -AUO. 1., Wfl-ICCT10H "' ..... 0. U
VOTING UPSET
,_:.:·MESA B&OIII8 HOGH .4JIIIU" --..... ell 10, uss, ~-ot tllo s..blra Cllllfonla Bll>lo Collop .._
t .. 0raqo Coay Fllr-. t11o ....... Sula Aa
ArmJ A1t 8ue u.S tbe Hale nbdh1atln wu tn.IUitld by
lbt COitt .... COGDCU Wucb, Tbt .,_, tGta1 100 aer-. • • • •
• ''SlOTH, BROERfNG DEFEATED" ~-March 17
lncumbnl1 Andy Smttb Dlltrlet II Uld Hau '
CAIIOLL IU!U trlet 5, were .-t rrj J Dfteon:_.,
Ia poutlu in 1WUJ'I COUoellmiAle
ti*Ctloa 111 NI'WPOft S.et1. DtMrlct
II wtuer Wll 1M WUd•, JMI>Uc rt-
latloDI necuti•t, m:t the wtsmer 1n
Dtmlet S ftl Clarence (Chick) Hie-
bit, Balboa lslud attorDeY. Incum-
bent Gerald Bennett won 1n DUtrlet
1, Sandy MacKay 1n Dtstr1et !, Mayor
Dora Hill was '*IJI>Osed 1n Dl.trtct
3, LDcumbent Staaley Rldderhof wa:~
in Dlltrlet 4 and James 8. Stoddard
W'U elect.t In District 7.
THEY OlDN'T NEED "Women'S Ub" to get 1DVOI¥ed 1.D YIIGIMIA CASTLI! OOII!I!M MAis.HALL JIIIY STIWAIT llttlDIID ltiTM HILDA aaiSCOI ISAIIL lt&o\11
• • CLAllti!MCI! HIGBII! • •
• "$2,400 LIMIT SET ON CHAMBER FUNDING" --March
17, 1955: A ballot propos1Uoo aetUnc $2,400 u the amual
limit on taz fUnds to be aUoeated tor tbe Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce ns tpprOt'ed 2 157 to 1 zez lD
Tuesday's election. ' ' • • • •
• '•CHAMBER BEGINS MEMBER DRIVE" --Marcb 2.4
1955: Newport Rarbor Chamber of Commerce director~
respooded to last week's electtoo by 'otlDc IIDUllmousty
at the monthly meeting March 21 to laUDCh u all-out mem-
bership campaign, w1th the alm ot beeomlng tully self-
SICJPOI'tLDc. President Maurte Sb.nley ezpressed doubt that
the Chamber would submit any req~~est for tax funds for
the 1955-56 nscal year. • • • •
• "OORA HILL AGAIN NAMED MAYOR" --.. arch Z4
1955: The new 7 member City Council of Newport Beach
was sworn tn Tuesday, March 2Z, and, as expected, re-
elected Dora Hill to serve again as mayor. • • •
• "MRS, COOLING LOOES CITY TREASURER JOB" --
Much 31, 1955 : The posUioos of city clerk and city treasur-
er were consolidated by the new City Couocll of Newport
Beach March 28, and City Clerk C. K. Priest was awolnted
to the consolidated job. City Treasm-er FloreDCe Cool.log
wbo was elected by write-In vote In April, 195Z, wu th~
remoYed trom oftlce. The city charter made both jobs ap-
polntlve rather thl.n elecUYe.
• • • •
• "CDM TO MARK HIGHWAY WIDENING" --April 14
1955: Corona del Mar merchants w1U booor the De'Wti
-..idened Coast H•y. with open bouse and a ret acqllllnted
celebration next week, April Z1-Z3. Coast HlrJ', wu w1debed
to 76 feet, curb to curb, trom AYOCado A-re. to SeaWU'd Rd.
by Cox Brothers Constnction Co. of Stanton tor $265 535 . . . . ' .
• "COUNTY TO TAKE CONTROL OF HARBOR"--April
21, 1955: The County of Oranp will serYe nottce 011 the City
of Newport Beach that the county Is tak.lng mer the go'fern-
ment and operation of Newport harbor. The County Ste>er-
visors authorized county counsel Joel Ogle Aprll19 to pre-
pare the ootlce for taking full cha.rB'! of the harbor. tn ac-
cordance with Orance County harbor district ordlblnee tn
effect for many years, sub~t ooly to the poiJce powers
of the city. The s~rvlsors abo <Hrected Mr. Ogle to tlle
a cha llence to Newport's anoe:a.Uon of some 2,100 acres
In Upper Newport Bay. The NeW"pOrt Com!cll, tbe day before,
had Introduced an ordinance of a.nneutton.
• • • •
• "UPPER BAY ANNEXED" --Aprtl28, 1955: The New-
port Beach Council pve final appronl AprU 15 oo aD ordlrr.-
ance aDou1ng Upper Newport Bay. The IDND.tion wtll be
ertectlve In 30 days unless Oraqe County takes lepl acU011
to halt the annex. • • • •
• "fDGH SC HOOL TAX OKAYED"--May Z6, 1955: A 55~
tu over-ride for a bleb scbool LD Costa Mesa was apprmed
Way 20 by Newport Beach u:t Costa Mesa 'fOters by the
marp.u of 1,837 to 1,575. Tbe school trustees hope to t.n
the schOol ready for classes lD 1958. In the same eleclion,
Jtld~ D. J. Dodge aDd J. LesiJe sterrenseo •ere re-elected
to the high schOOl board. The voters also re-elected Harvey
Pease to the Newport Beach elementary school board and
Chisholm Bro\t'll and Albert Ogden to the Cosb. Mesa board. • • • •
• "BALBOA lSLAND P.O. WINS AND I...a;F'.S" --Jl&le 9
1955: The Post otnce Department's reglooal otflce LD s.,;
Francisco announced June 6 Uat the Balboa. IJJ:l&Dd Post
Otnce had advanced trom ZDd class to tt.rst clasl but this
ne•s was cancelled by the anooiJDCemeot trom wi.sblngtoo
ttat the Post Ofltce would become a station of the Newport
Beach Post omce on J~me 30. • • •
• "CONSTABLE DlES" --J~me 9, 1955: Constable F'J"'..lk
Vaughn, who rot his nickname, "Tlny," for tbe same rea. v
that tat men are called "slim,'' wrote tlDis to his eventtu.I
career at Z:30 StDday morninc, J~me 5, at Hoag bolptb.l.
He succumbed to a heart attack 10 ml.Dutes after btJDr
admllled to the hosplb.l. He 1rts 58. While sernor u 1
state trattlc omcer he lost a lee lD a motorcycle crash
wh.l.le clla.stnr a speeder . He was elected coostable of New-
port township lD 1938. He was a touoder and put commander
of the Costa Mesa American Lepoa Post. Frucis (Soap)
Glasser, deputy constable since December, 1949, ns sworn
In yesterday as constable to succeed "Tiny" VJUCfm, • • • •
• "CITY CLERK PRlEST RESIGNS" --Juoe 16, 1955:
C. K. Priest re!Rcned as Newport Beaeb ctty clerk and
treasurer Friday, JlDle 10, at the eooeiDSlon of an bour toog
speclal Council meeting. Mra. Mae Holt o1 Corona del Mar
deputy city clerk, was appolntecl u aettnc ctty clerk, IDd
Edith See I.)' of Corona del Mar wu aamed aeUDc treuarer.
local aftllr1. They'q beta LD•olved stoce the early dlya ol
the Eulp -~ ud before: ApesBiomqulst,afo\mder or New -
port Balboa Sa't'lnp, predeceaiiOJ' of Imperial Savlnp; Dor-
othy Yardl.,. 8albol. Bay Cl~; Gwenda Wat!OO, Child Gtdd-
uee CllDlc a.ad meDtal health; Carroll Beek, Balboa Island
ploutr a.ad cl't1e lMdtr; Virginia Castle, Assistance
Leape; Doreeo Marshall, ex-mayor; Jerry Stewart, Wo-
man'• Cl't'l.c Lap &Dd oil drllllng fighter; Mildred Stanley
Petb, Zoota Club; Hilda Briscoe, former postmistress of
Balboa Island; Isabel (luy) Pease, beautification champion.
• "PINBALL PAY-OF'F PROBE ASKED" --June 30,
1955: Former cotmcllman A1xtre1r W, Smith, now the "Col.
Andy Says•· columDlst for tbe Ensign, asked the Newport
Beach COtiDCU Monday, JUDe 27, to ln•estlgate the operation
of plnbaU maclllDes to determl.De whether there is a pay-off
to players. He cooteoded there are pay-offs, and therefore
plnballs are pmbU.OC de't'lces and IllegaL The Council re-
ferred the request to the poUee for investigation. • • • •
• ''UPPER BAY BRIDGE PLANS REVEALED" --July 7,
195: Tbe State Dh'islon of Htgflways has Informed Oran~
County that the state Is wiLUng to P.Uticlpate tn the Joog
plan.Ded projeet for construction of a high level bridge over
the Upper Bay. The state aerees to participate tn the amount
that the state had planoed for reconstruction of the present
low lenl bridge Into a 6 lane roadway. • • • •
• "NEW CITY CLERK NAMED" --July 28, 1955 : Miss
Marpry Scbrouder, 46, a legal secretary and OCLA gradu-
ate 'tlth a teactllnc degree, was
•RM-llnted July Z5 by the City Coun-
cil as city clerk and city treasurer
of Newport Beach. Sbe usumed her
duties yesterday, succeeding Mrs.
Mae Holt, who had served since the
res:lpatioa of CbarUe Priest last
month. Tbe City Cotmcll appointed
Miss Marilyn Colemu, Zl, as the
deputy city clerk. Miss Coleman
a lao Is a &raduate of OC LA and
Bolds teachinC crtderttals. Miss
Scbrouder J.a; Uvtnr in Harbor High -
lands with her brother-LD-law and
slater, Mr. and Mrs. BulJdeLtsle.•URGER'r SCMROUOER • • • •
• '•COUNCIL BANS PINBALLS" --Aug. 25, 1955: An
ordlnance ba.nning plobi.U machines in Newport Beach was
introduced Auc. 22 by a 4 to 3 vote of the City Council. The
new law would outlaw plnballs in all areas of the citv ezcept
1n the Balboa Ftm Zone, sOOject to taws perllilnlnc to
pmbUng. The ordlnaDce 'ITIU become effedive Oct. 12.
PUBLJSHERS Sam Meyer and
Ben Reddick tlcure prom1Dent-
ly In tbe history of Harbor
Area journalism. Sam bought
the Newport News lD 19Zllnd
later acquired the Times. He
combtne<l them into the Ne•s-
Times and contlnued as pub-
Usher uoUl rettrtng In 1946,
Ben Reddick and ChatlleCraw-
ford bought the Newport Balboa
Press 1n 1944, and a c~le
years later Bee acquired fUll
ownership, and in 1949 he pur-
cba.sed the News-Times. He
comblned the Z papers LDto the
News-Press in 1954. ln 1962
tbe RUter PubUcaUons bougtd:
the News-Press, later sold it
to the L. A. Times, who com-
bl.Ded it with the newly ac-
qtdted Costa Mesa Pilot. S.O.
Is now publlsher of the Puo
Robles Press.
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Newport Harbor Ensign was founded. TIM~ longevity of thiS new spaper
is a tribute to the foresighted people who set Its course so long
ago-and to the steady hands who have guided its growth through the
years.
Bank of America was founded with foresight, too-and its growth was
also guided by people senai!M to the needs of those it was established
to serve. Over the years Bank of America has constantly updated its
service in Newport-and BankAmertcane continue to scout the frontiers
o f advanced financial techntques to assure the restdents of this area
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AU of us at Bank of AmeriCII extend our wllll1'tMt congratulations to our
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It's easy to understand why. This has always been
a good place to live and work. The Ensign rea lized
this twenty·five years ago and we're proud they
have spent these years helping to make it better.
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