HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-03-04 - Newport Harbor EnsignSchOol Bond
Issue Called
A $900.000 bond lslue for ele·
mt>ntary school npanalon In the
city will be up for the aproval
of Newport Beadl vot~s at the
special May 21 ~~ebool trustee
election.
Newport Beadl ElerMntary
School Dlstrlct t:rusteH ordered
the bond luue placed on the
ballot and ordered the election
·-ced ~ caD• ~ ,_ ...... r:tioa Ia tiM
Jaae I Jlr...,. J .... Card-
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A bot ~ about wlcleft·
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Corona del Mu avtc: ~Uon
lut Thursday foJlowint an n ·
pla nation of the Calltomla hlth·
way system and IUultratlng
color slides by Lawrence Me·
ConvlJie of the state highway
department.
Residents and business people
alike spoke out against tht> pro-
posed widening of the highway.
which Mr. McConv1lle cited as
prlmarUy a stop -gap measure to
handle cars until the Cr~ays
are complt>ted tel take care of
through traffic. He sal~ that tht'
Highway ~partment In Sac·
ramt>nto was under the lmpres·
slon tha t a t least 50 per eent of
the Corona del Mar people fa.
vored the widening.
held when they met T\.letlday
nlghi In the Horace Ensl.rn
School.
1'1\e fifth e lementary school
for the district, proposed to be
built at Santa Ana Ave. and 15th
St.. Newport Hel1hts, would re-
quire $:5e0,000 of the sum. It
wouJd Include two kindergartens
and 16 cluarooms. Trustet'l are
ne.rotlatlng with Mon ls Berg. of
233 VIa Udo Soud, Lido Isle,
and Alex Oser. of Beverly Hills.
owners of aproxlmately eight
acres of land planned for the
school. The land owners a re ask·
lng $47,500 and the trustees are
offering $35,000. ·
A sum of $172 348 Is wanted
for additions to tht' Horace En·
sign School, Including (our class-
rooms. a home economics unit.
library, garage, me c h a n J c a I
drawing room, 1rfm remodelln.r
and furniture. An additional
eight classroornB with furniture
ls planned for Harbor VIew
School at a cost of $123.000. A
sum of $50.000 ls asked for a
sixth sch ool site. the location
or which h as not been contem-
plated. The balance would be
for general expenses.
Oil Issue
on Ballot
In an adjourned m eeting Tues·
day. Newport City Council added
a fourth proposition on the ApriJ
13 l)&llot: Any changf.' In tht'
art"a within city limits where
slant drilling for oil Is allowed
must be submlnNI to the votns
tor a pproval. This regulation
would apply to the city boun-
daries u of election da y plus
any tenltorles then ln process of
annaatlon.
'nae ........... OD tbe Ml· .. _ ......... ......
and ,.,.. tax. to 10 ~ta llJJd a
tax lnc:reue up to 25 cenr. to
pay for trash and garbage col·
lectlon.
Annex Given
Council's OK
Newport City Council met
Tuesday a fternoon to canvass
the ballots o n t ht' annexation of
the Stricker parcel. which was
approvNI 71 to 14 last week. This
Is the triangular art-a below 15th
St. 1n Newport Ht>lghts. betwt'en
Westm inster Avf.'. and N<>~-port
Blvd. An ordinance approving
the annt>xatlon was lntrodu<'f.'d
and passed It to soo nd rt>adlng.
F.enlllltlfw
OW-1'11111•111•11
Mrs. Arline Jasper. 74. of 106
24th St.. Newport Beach. died In
Hoag Memcwlal Hospital Satur-
day after an extended lllneu.
She was born In New York and
had lived In California 69 yt>ars
and In Newpon Beach 50 years.
1Tars to Play
Reclancls High
The Tar varsity bas ketball
team. Sunset League cha mps.
will play Redlands High School.
the Cttrua Belt champs, at 7:30
p.m. tomorrow, Friday, In tht'
new gym of Mt. San Antonio
Junior Colle.re, West Pom ona In
t h e C.lttornla Interscholastic
Federation playoffs. Coach Jules
Gage has reported that subse-
quent games In the playoffs by
U,e Tar team will depend upon
their winning the .rame against
Redlands.
She was a widowed housewife.
Survivors Include three 110ns. AI
Jasper, of Santa ,Ana; Alford M.
Jasper. and lrwln G. Juper, both
of LM Angele.: five grandctrtl·
dren: one great grandchild and
two brotben, Otto J. Ha1fley and
Ralph Hawley of Santa Ana.
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C:CWerinl rha cntir,
Harbor Area.
1154
lorFI
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QtyCI <•--.
Jlfoon today ('ftlanclay) is 1M
deadline b tllJng for the April
13 CJty Counc:tl electJoM 1n both
Newport leedl and eo.ta Me..
As of 2:30 p.m. ,.Sf'fday, the
following candldatee <had meet
vacande.: Ridlard HUila.rd ol
Corona dei Mar, Arthur Cubbqe
of West Newport, Rant Broertna
of Balboa LIJand. Co ST H IDE ' for the two l'f..-port Coundl
• All five Incumbent Costa Meaa
councilmen have tued for re-
I E L Y E I ·· u ' I L F L L election. They are lbyor Chari~ ' • ' TeWinkle, Claire Nelson. Bruce
Ma rtin, Bert Sm ith a nd Walter
Millt>r. A.Lso 1n the race are A. L
Pinkley. drug store owner. and
W. L. Wlt>gand, market operator.
LEAGR CIIAMPS-TIM -r
baabUMil1 team of Jfewport
Harbor ODloa B igb Scbool l.s
pictured ~ after wilua1D9
tiM Jfl.Dtll AaDual Scmta M•·
lea Ll9btwei9bt ID.ttatiollal
a..bthclll Tounaameat ..,.
tiM ......... a.ru. tMy WOil
tbe Suaaet ~ daa.ploa·
abip. lAft .. riglat aMlba9
an Soculy c.oa... "'-k Jfa.
......,., Wylie ~. De1m1.s
Flbpatric.k. o..sd T-arw cmd
Jerry Myen. St.Dd'-9 &eh to
Harbor 'Bees' Are ·
rigbt an Coacb JW.. Go~.
Bob Dlelal. Doe Se&m. Eddie
Pope. Toaa Bouton. Joe LyDCh.
J•IT'f Jtamper. aruce ltalpp
cm4 MCIDQ9er a..o Frcmcl.s.
( Eaaip pboto)
·start Set
For Oct. 1
I who )'Hterday announced his In·
tt'ntlon to run.
Paul Dunlap, appllanct' dealer,
took out nomination papers yes-
terday Cor tht.> Mesa counc-U race.
L. 1.. ls~ll. Newport c ity coun·
cllmctn wh()S(' term is explrtne.
said yesterday that be had not
\\'elromt.> nf:'ws to Corona dPI I df:'tt'rmlned whether to run again
Ma r bu inf' !.mt>n "'.~o thr an ur not 'TVt' been trying to make
nouncement by Clly Engtn{'('r up my mind." he said "I might
&>rt Wt>bb this wt><'k that thf.' do It .. Ht> said that people were
• hf'duJt>d widentng of Coast asking him to run again
H lghwa~ "'111 dlc'fanltt>l~ bt> t1t> ''I'm not running." dPClared
ldyt>d until th1s fnll Bradf'n Finch. the othl'r );f.'wport
:'liewport City Council at It'-' counrilman whoS(> tt'rm IS ex-
Ft>b mN'tlng hat! agr~d to plnng 'Tve enjoyed m) t>xper -
ll~">k thf' !'tall' Ot\·islon of H a~h ll'n,·e vt>ry much."' he ald ... 1
way., to dt'lay thP proJt'ct af It tnt'<! to do what was be t for
<"nulrl ntot bP Cint!>ht'd bf.'fnre thf' thl' city ..
bu"y !lummt>r month-. This 'lo\{'('k
Cit) Eng1nt't'r Wt>bb rNf',\ l:'d a
IPIIE'r from Ed\\ ard Tf'llord. dl~">· Plan Revived tra('l t>nginN>r <Jf tht> Highway
Dh 1-;ltln \f'rJf~ ing thf' dN:Illion Buzz Bragg, presldt'nt or the
Corona del Mar Buslnt' -; Asso· to hnld Up lht> pru)NI until t .. JJ ~1r TE'lford wrutl• that work ciauon announ<"e'd y e t f' r day
~oulcl lwgtn about ()(·t 1 Thl · that the as.'IOC'tatlon IS Inviting
prub;~blv 'lo\lll mt• •n that thP clly offictals and members of the
'lo\urk "'.'II rvnunuP thn•ugh thf' I Park CommiSSion to a meeting
Chrl'>tm.h M>ason. ~·au-.E' thP at 2 p m Monday. March 1">. for ~lmatPrl duration 1!> r •• urI dl!'<'u ton of tht> statu ... of the
months prnpo~ Bayside Park proJf'Ct
This dectSton "'a m:.dt> Mon·
Cnast H q;:h\\a~ "'all be \\ld day t>\f.'nlng at a mt't'ttng of as·
Ch en.-.<1 20 f!"Vt aim"'' 11" Pnlln' soclatlon directors at Ragan's
S Th 1~ w1dPnlng W ill ~ on tht' &yaidt-Park to the local busl-
';:~~:t~~-~::~o::'n ~~h!:ut~~: nHlleS and to (Arona del Mar
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-... -· Tbe -r buketban team of
Newport Harbor Rlgb School won
the Ninth Annual Santa Monica
Lightweight Invitation Baskt't·
ball Tournamt>n t Saturday nleht
Ln Santa Mon ica with a 32 to 29
win over M ira Costa High School.
JocatNI near Redondo.
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6 and Bruce ltnlpp, 1.
amp j lt>ngth through l"nf"'ma dt>l !\tar RE1>taurant. ~·hert" thtt \'&lue of
ua wbolewu~
-.. ,. 1)' aide ln U.. ltOO &114 l!QOl ~!;~~;.J'IJ;;.~~~~~=III=~;~~~ .~ ~ ......._., _..-T>4:
David Tamura. 3 land ~e Tta!flc safety Installations at
Tht> Tars had won over Vt>n·
tura 45 to 41 In an ovt>rtlme
game at 2:30 p.m. Saturday
Tht>y won ovt>r S:\n Marino 29
to 21 at p.m. Friday. and In
the first play-oct gam~ at 3:45
p.m. Friday the Tars won o\'t>r
Lont> Pine. 32 to 26.
Total points score-d by local
tndlvldual players In the Mira
Costa gamt' ln<'ludl'd Bob Dlt>hl.
9; Ot>nnls Fitzpatrick. 11: Eddlt>
PoJl('. 6: Frank :'lia\ arro 2 ; Bru<l.'
Knipp. 2 and Jt>rry ~f) <'rs. 2
Points S<'or<'d In the St-m'·flnal
gnme against V<'ntura saw &b
Dlt>hl S<'Orl' 1-1 points; [)o('nni"
Flt7patn rk. 1~; Eddu~ Popt>. ":
Wylie KN'Ier. 1; Oa\•ld Tamura.
Senate Gets
Boyd's Name
President Elsenhowf.'r has sub·
roltter to the U. S. Senate the
name of Acting Postmaster John
T. Boyd Jr .. 117 VIa Quito. Lido
tale, for nomina tion as postmas-
ter of the N~-port Beach Post
Oftl<'f.'. Early approval by the
Senate Ia expected.
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Points scored In the quarter·
final g3me against San Marino
saw Bob Dlt>hl tally 6 points.
~nnis Fllzpatrk'k. 8; Eddie
Pope. 5: Frank Navarro, 3 and
Oa\'id Tamura. i . Points scorN~
in thf.' game against Lont> Pine
saw ~nnls Fitzpatrick tall)' i
points. Bru<'f.' Knipp, 2 ; Eddlt>
NAP CAJCPIUGII-O.t to rabe
Uaa 15.000 quot. ol tiM Jfaw·
port-C:O.ta .... lied Oou
tulld drt .. quota .. tiM ....
TrtplkiaiiT ..
Noted Author Richard Ttt>·
gaskJs will glvt' an Informal talk
on his bo oks at 7:30 p.m .
Wf.'dnesday at the New port
Beach LJl)rary In Balboa. His
public appeara~ Ia In otM;erv.
an~ of Calltornla Ubrary Week.
March 7·13. The most ~nt
book of Mr. ~gaskls. now a
Udo Isle r~IMnt. Is "Se\·en
Leagues to Paractt.e," a tra\'el
book which lndlcat~ that N~··
port Harbor ls tbe Maten spot
to paradlw. He is abo famou.a
for "Guada1canal Diary" writtf'n
In llM.l and '1nvulon Diary'' In
1944.
••a-on oa:ua • .a1001.
POa~aamwn
Four IDOft dtlldNn may be~·
rolled lD tbe ~arwn o1 tbe
Onnae Oouney Moo~ 1w Ex~·
tiQnal CllU..._, It Ia annoui"'C'ed
.., .... ltldlard .,..,., pu~
..,_... ol tM t'OUnCy unit nl
tM tiiupUoaal c:talldiNn'• FCMan·
datioa. Vacudlr laave oecurftd
..,.... tM pul -u.. and ap. Jlkstt I I ._ ..... af _,.
..., I 1 tit !lzZ•w an Mtftl
ettt;ld ............. Garde1
Gre¥e.
~fabee. 2. tht> MacArthur BJvd lntt>rs«'tlon
The Tars brought h om<' tht> a rt> deslgnf.'<f to hPip traffic flow
tournament perJ)f'tual trophy to at thAt dang('f'ou~ era h cornPr
kl't"p for ont' yt-ar. plu:. the blancfs ~·Ill ~ rnn,truc:'tf'cf with
"take-home" trophy 1<1 k('('p <;tor.1ge lant>S for ~·ars ~ illflnJ!
·howlng thf'lf w lnnmg tht> tour· fa r a left turn Car-. c-omm~ up
namt'nt The "B" Tar. t'arllt>r to thf:' tnterSt><·tion along CMna
won thf.' thir d annual E.ut>lsaor taon Avt> "'111 be ablt> to makf'
Htgh S< hool tournamt-nt a right turn on I>
ana an U.. lied Crou of·
ftclan ahcnm abo.._ Lett to
right tbey an Nra. Vir¢1 Ptak·
l.y, co-cbainDcm; Dr. DoDald
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a-• ··-.. ..... .... •• I ........... ..,
........ a a pgn
Gancb. cbainDcm.. cmd Mn.
Vir¢1 D. Smitb, campaip MC•
ratary.
(Easlp pboto)
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a ••• na 1 ,.,.. ..... .......... _....__
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1" I -..... ... Clalt. .
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to CarnatJon Ave. wer. prepared
by the <'ity several years a.ro.
Portions of the ravine ha\·e al·
rE'ady bl't"n tlllf'd ln. and the
wldPnlng of Coast Hlghwa) will
prCivldf" 14.500 cubic fN>t more
till. which "'Ill go In the area
bt>twt"f'n Heliotrope and Ins a'\f.'·
nuc-:.
1 City Eng lnl't'r lk>rt \\'Phb said
thi. WN'k that tht" <'ity "'Ill gPt
startf"d «ron nn one phastt o f thf.'
Ba) 'Ide' Park cl«>velopm«>nt · prt>p·
aratl(ln of a parking lot alonJ:
Bay-.ldP !rum ~tarJ:UNIIE' t•l
Lark .. pur AH• LN-al hu ... lnt> ·
mf'n 1n that '1c1nit~ prnnnt>d
Sl :2(11) In funds for th_.t pr<'lje<"t
.... •m•• t tmt> ago Rnlwrt Hill.
"'h··~ Cht>f'-Inn w111 uJ14'n <;<lOn
.1t tht• Curmrr location of Gt>nt-'s
RI''>Hlur.lnt. ha" put up his sharP
u( tht• l'ltSI ... , that tht> , it!> can
gn aht>ad "'Jth tht> surfactnl! of
ll thr Pnllrf.' arPa. tncludln~ Cht>fs
Inn parking
Precincts Set
Elf'\ en ron lldatf.'<f prt'<'lncts
ha"t" bEten f'Stablisht>d fur the
April 13 city eJection In C a
~1t'sa by lhe Costa Me~a City
Council A r~lution calling for
the eleoc1lon was passf'd at the
counC'Il m~tlng Monday nJght
along with a propo ltlon to pay
councilmen $SO a month.
A weed abatement ordlnance
was adoptt'd as an emergency
measun.>. Tht" ordlnan<'f.' seta up
the pr'Oef'dure for the city to use
to clear weeds. refUse rubbish
and dirt from private proper\y
and to a.dd the cost to tax bill•
unless property owner do the
work thenaelves prior to the dry
season.
An o rdI nance ~tabHiblna
~andard spt"Cltlcationa for -
lrtlftts. curt. and gutters ,.....s
wcond reading and was a~
The ~acb Amu..ement Co. wu
grantf'd a permit for an amuee·
ment machh~ ln tbe .._.
Liquor Shop, l'TM l'f....-,ort 81'fd.
MI&'Of Olarlea TeWlnkle ap-
pointed tb• memben of the eiiJ
plannlnc c."'ODDaattee u ~~
ol Ute ctty ,....... •• ClOIIIIDIIIIIe
wlwn the c."C9M' I t)ft '-H
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~IS: HAlt-llt4 ~ 1111
'-t&WIU OF THE CAU~lNIA NEWSrAHl PUilJSHElS ASSOCI .. nON
Sportfishing Boats
Iring in atches
A1Mi .f .... NAnONAL EOITOliAL ASSOCIATION
* * * Th. NEWPOitl HAitiOit ENSt6N he• b.en de+•rmu.d t;, be • ,.._
P*P*' of .,_.,.a circuleti011 bv i!Mtt!MM of t"-S11periot Court •lid by ,..,on
thereof Ia qllellf..d to publi.h •II p~~blic notic:et reQI.Iired by lew. • • • w.-.. s.o-.~ Cle• .... ..., "' .... ,_.Office •• c.n-chi.,..,, c.lff.
W•!Ut.t A~Wtet~: liM c...t ...,.._,.,, Cor.-4el W•r. C.llfonlle
AlVO E. HMrA •• -·-··-·· ---··----··f.clltor •IMf Pll~-=
rEG HM'A·-··-·-··········---·--···-·-··----·· · ~.. pa. HU6H McWIUAN --·-··--·-------··-··Newt P'lletotr• IElT L JOHNSON ... -. _____ .A4fvertiti... DIJector
l UIY STEVENSON ·-··-··-·--·-----·---·-··--·-'""**'*'
I +: M . =· . :• • . . . . . : . * + e + y e e a ; »
The Harbor Citizens League I ~ c:ouac:ilJDciD to the Presi·
ha-. \Oted to upport Arthur Cub· deDt oi the tr. s .. wbo b~e
bage of WP"t ~ewport. its Cor· built cmd sUI'taiDed the Ameri·
mer chairman. and llan'> Broer· caD GoYenliDeDt l.D its preMDt
lng o! Balboa lslanrl in tht> C\ew-eml.DeDee." Well said . • .
port Cit) Collnl'il rac-l' . TherE' That shooting in thl' llou«t> of
wa~ a mcetin~ in Balboa last RepresPntatiVE'' :'\tl)nda) \\as llne
wet>k. "ti<; r<'pont>d :~m11n~ folks •>! thosf' unb<'lil.''·ahle inri!IPnt~
looking for a Cnunc ll candiddtP th.H just (•ouldn"t happ('n in thP
. .. Herr· som£' w1se udvict>. not L". S A .. but did llo pL' thf' eta)
for c·anrlidut(':. but ft)r the dear dot:'sn·t ~·omP when wl' h.av<' tu
publir that makE'~ publi<' nf· chl'<'k up on the pPuple romlng
ficlals" lif<' sut·h a l'hllff>: 1\ lf'l · 1 t11 uur City Cnunc·il mc<•t 1n7~ ·
ter from John ,\. Mal·donalrl or Ont' or the fahuluu:o; "torlrs of
the City W a iN Departmc•nt in 1 our timt'. if lt -eoultl h(' told-
March 1 Time Magaltnl'. answN· 1 tha t uf Da,·id H Clark. furmN
in~ an artlclt> h<'littling th£• c.>f· L A. county deputy D A who!i-l'
forts and mvtlves o( polltlC'al r vl'ntful rarN'r Pndl'rl in C'hlno;
campaigning. killer of :'otrs. RoS(' H1ll Blair of
"Why should Dot poUtidcms Co'lta :\tesa. wirP o ( h•s I'X Ia\\
seek oUic:. by proclaimi.D9 associate. for which ht> wn.:-..,N,
tbey are Deeded for it? After ing hi sPnterH'I' In Chino. and
all. they h~e to eat. too. C.r· I killer 23 years ago or a Los An·
tcriDJy DO oae beUttlea tU geles politiC'ian and an l'rlitor
butcher or the plumber for First big dlsappointmt'nt in Prl'">
seeltiDg their jobs. Why must ident Eisenhower-hts ada mant
tbe pollUdcma be gtYea aucb oppos ttion to the Bricker amend
a rocutiDg? Jt ts fortuDote i.D· mt>nt. whiC'h hao; the fundamen·
deed that there are eaougb tal purpose of prest'f\'ing our
good A.meriCGD meD cmd wom· Constitution. so that a handful uf
eD with courCICJe eDough to Senator . or the Chll'f EXN'llllve
uDder9o the aiec)e of i.Daulu himself cannot by tht'tr own
tbrowD at their efforU, the actions sign away thr safe·
cries of i.Dcom.,.teDc:.. the LD· guards of our li~rties . 1 ~
si.Duatloaa of graft, cmd the lieve our Armt'd FotC't'!\ are out
sDJekeri.DCJ at their proclaimed of lint.' in th<' rast' of :\1arine
ideals. Of course there are Col. Frank Schwable. tryltlg to
l'OCJU" among them. but AIDer ·
iCGD poUtida:IU Deed DOt be
ashamed of their statiOD lD
lite. DOW of their efforts to ... k
lt: l• lt t.a tbey ..... tM Yll·
HAL
DIKE
"WHO'S Ptrn'IJfG
ON THE PAilTY?"
Says:
The urqe to .. blow your top"
whe n you see your i.Dcreased
au to iasurcmc:. ratet at re·
Dewol time is u.aderstcmdahle.
We don't llke cliJDbl.Dg auto
iDsurcmee costs eltber. Primar-
ily. the solutloD to the problem
Ilea wltb tbe motorist. Remem·
ber. lasurcmc:. rates for OUR
commuDity are fixed by Otrll
CLAIMS. cmd tbOM of OUR
NEIGHBORS -rec}CUdleu of
wbere the ac:c:ideDt bappens.
Hal Dike
INSURANCE I IONDS
J.4 1t New,_t ~-HArW 4CII
NEWPOaT lEACH
A Tribute to
Our Library!
dt>t'ide whE'!hPr hl'"ll hav£' to far~>
rourt martial for signing a false
··germ warfare·· confession while
a prisoner of the Reds In Korea.
Who is to pass judgment on the
consequences of terrible torture
of the human mind'! Certainly
not a military court martia l .
Compass Defectiwe,
Boat 8111 Aslllre
A defectitte <'om p as.., was
hlamffi for the sloop Kittt>n go
lng ashore in the fog 100 yards
north of Newport Pier at 12:30
p.m. Sunday. The U. S. Coast
Guard pa trol boats 83-152 and
24163 pulled the boat off the
beaC'h at 2:30 p.m The boat.
nwnerl and operated by F W.
Lyon. of Glendale. suffert>d a
damaj!ed tiller in thf' grounding,
guardsmen said.
TRASH FIRE Pt7T OtJT
Spontane-ous combustion was
blamed {or a trash tire extln·
guishE'd by the NPwport lk>arh
Fire Ot>partment at Havl'n PI
and St. Andrews Rd .• Cliff Haven.
at 6 :52 p.m Sunday. Sawdust.
paint cans and other rubbish
burned but no damage rPsultt>d.
firemen said.
LEA VllfG BALBOA JSLAJfD
Planning to leave Balboa Is ·
land soon for Los Angele are
the Dwight McKinneys of 310
Grand Canal.
--
You don't think of It often. or perhaps not at
all. But we would remind you. 1n a ll sincerity,
that you pass the world's accumulated knowl·
edgt> most every single day! You sa y, "I don't
know the answer" to some school or home
question. Has It occurred to you that the a n·
swer probably lies In a free book In our friend·
ly and well-stocked Library! Maybe you want
to Improve you.rself so you can quaJily for a
better job. Why don't you give our Library
a chance to Impart the knowledge you need!
w~ salute the tine, quietly-efficient women
who work in our Library. Make them your
friends and get the mOt'lt from thelr boob!
HARVEY SOMERS INC.
YOUR CllllYSI.I'Jl..PLTMOU'IH DIA' D
-~·~·-·
., IIUGII lfd'D I u
TEEJf ·AGERS SET FJJIES
Two teen-agers were blamed
tor s~>Uing two !Ires in newly·
rompleted houses In the Holstein
subdivision tx>tween Walnut St.
and 20th St.. Orange Ave. and
Pullerton Ave .. Costa Mesa. Feb.
23. Police Chief Arthur McKenzje
reported. Neighbors In the area.
Dave Garroway and Art Driscoll.
and the pollee chief put out the
fires. The teen-agers escaped.
DRtJJfJt DaJVJJfG CB.UGE
to 11M to show thHe so-called
f"-hlne expert• how to really
catch flah. The U-drlves are
available from Doc C h a r I e •
Steelcrart, 23018 Coast Hwy .. a nd
Ellis Boat Rentals at the ••at
e nd of Upper Bay Brldee. EIU.
also has row boats and outboard
motor boata for rent. Halibut,
aand ba.u. apotlln croaker, wa ll·
eyed and butter-mouth perch
are being cauiht by the row boat
crowd In the bay. Ellla now has
the dealership for Scott-Atwater
outboard motors.
Graham·s Bait a nd Tackle
Store at 607 Coast Hwy., New-
port. Is the bait headquar ters
tor those eager beaver surf and
bay fishermen. Mrs. Graham re·
ports that the spotfln croaker
fishing has been marvelous for
this time of year. with razor
clams working the best for bait.
She mentions Doheny Park as
good for the spottles as well as
the local s urf. Spotties up to 6*
pounds have been caught In the
UppN Bay and near the Balboa
Island bridge.
BOAT BtnlGLAaY CLEAllED
WITH AJlJlEST OF FOUR
Burglary of the boat. Swift,
ow ned by William Cagney.
moored between Linda Isle and
Bay Shores. was C'lt>ared by New·
port police last Thur day with
the arrest of Ronald 0 . Nfchol·
son. 18. of Sherman Oaks, and
three Sherman Oaks juvenile
boys on charges of petty theft.
The group allegedly took two
life jackets. a telescope. pair of
swim trunks. a sweater. knife
and two bottles of liquor from
the sail boat. They were alleged·
ly seen leaving the Swift In an
outboard motor boat for the
Upper Bay. They were released
to sherJtr"s officers for prosecu.
tion.
NOTRE& DAUGIITEa BUilT
Df TWO·CAII ACCJDEJfT
Mrs, Shena Howe Ullegraven,
22. oi Long lk>ach, suU~red M>V·
eral facial lacerations a nd her
daughter. Bonita. It months old.
re<'t>lved two small scratches In
a two-car acddent a t 21st St. and
Newport Bl,·d.. Newport Beach.
at 6:18pm. last Thursday. New-
port police rPported. Mrs. Lille-
graven·s C'ar ran Into the rear or
a car drh en by her mother. Mrs.
Martha D. Howe. of 604 Avocado
Ave .. Corona del Mar. which had
made a sudden stop for a pedes-
trian. pollee said.
MilS. BOYD JS HOSTESS
FOR OPTI·MIIS. MEETJXG
Mrs. Edward Boyd of Beacon
Bay was hostess Friday, Feb. 19.
to the Optl-Mrs. Club of Newport
Harbor with Mrs . Verne Watson
and Mrs. Don lk>nnett assisting
her. A report of the recent Art
Festival Luncheon Party at the
Santa Ana Country Club te·
vealed tha t the Optimist Boys
Club or Southern California will
receive a sizeable contribution
from the local group.
Boyd 0 . Ellis. 36. of 523 West·
minster Ave .. Costa Mesa. was
arrested on a drunk drlvlng
charge FPb. 22 in the 1500 block
Orange Ave.. Costa Mesa, by
Mesa pollee. The motorist was
ta ken to Ora nge County Jail.
where he later posted ball to
appear at 10 A.m. March 8 In
Newport Beach Justice Court.
Prizes Wl're won by Mrs. Wat-
son. Mrs. W C. Buchterkirchen.
Mrs. J ack Bidwell and Mrs. Ted
Russell.
SKILL SAWS AU S10LEJI
Eight skill saws were stolen
from two local tool sh eds w hich
were forced open on the Irvine
Terrace house construction proJ·
ect. Orval F. StroeckJe, of 2023
Federal Ave., eo.ta Mesa, notl·
fled Newport pollee feb. 24. Foul'
of the saws were owned by
Frank Musselman, 1000 Clltt Dr.,
Newport Heights.
80T IIUIIT ft CO
Her 110n. Roger Skinner, 12, was
hit by a car driven by a youth
on N~rt !Aland, Mrs. lone
Atherton. of 312 Newport Blvd .•
'Newport Beach, notified. Newport
pollee Feb. 22. The youthful
driver took her son to a phy·
slc1an for treatment of Injuries
but hls na me was not obtained.
IOK 80D 10 DRLS
A son. 7 lba., 4 o~. was born
to Mr. and M,... Nelton lme.J, 636
W. HamJJton St., eo.ta Mesa. In
Santa Ana Community H~ltal
on Saturdll,f, Feb. ~-
A daupter. t lb&.. wu born
to Kt. and Mrs. lkhard Lemire,
_. Newport Blvd., CoeCa MeM.
In sc. loeeph HoepltaJ, on Sun·
day, Peb. 21.
VJSJTDIG TilE III.AifDI
Mrs. Oliver Sleeper of Corona
del Mar is apend1ne a three-
week vacatlon In tbe Hawallan
Islands u gue.t of the )loreiJ
Theaken. Mr. Th~ak« Ll tbe
manaeer of Sean-Roebuck Co. on
the lalanda. Mrs. Sleeper flew to
her destJnatlon..
GUll. FOil ..,. ••
A daupter, 7 lbe-. 6 oz., wu
born to Mr. and Kra. c.ylord
Brown. -w. l8tb St., • er.ta
Mesa. on M~. hb. 15, Ia
Santa Ana Conunun.tty ROIPfta.L
iTDLI ..,. ella
A daqllter, Patricia. 1 Jill., 2~
e&, ........ to Mr ........
l-IM UT Ia. ~ ...... .0 Cllde Dr ..
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AHD~IOI!;II'U
"nW AiL<*: Ali ....
~ LN\ WI wa.1.
..ar "t\Xl UP Alb4l .
MU. 80YVEY IS JfAMED
AT DISTJUCT FrA MEETJXG
Mrs. H. 0 . Boyvey. president
of Newport Harbor High School
"A Correspondent's Uncensored PTA. was elected as Clrst vice
World-Report"" will be the topic president ot the Fourth Olstrkt
of John Morley. Internationally PTA at the Feb. 18 meeting of
known war correspondent. who Is the First Presbytt'rlan Church in
being brought to the Harbor Tustin.
Ar~a March 26 by the local Zonta
Club. according to Dorothea Altending from this aren werP
She-ely. public aUairs chairman Mmes. Charles lk>e<-her. Dan Me·
of the service organization. Mr. Cllntock. William O'Brien. A. E. Morl~y will speak at Harbor Kelly. H. 0 . Boyvey. J. S. Raub.
VIew School. Corona del Mar. L. E. Briggs, G. E. Batley, V. Hog-
IIOYK 10 a6'F IIAYD ,
Dr. and Mta. IL V. Anctrew.
and dauehter, Mec. have moved
from their Corona del Kar Home
at D» Orchtd Ave.. to a new
home In ClJtf Haven at 821 CUft
Drive.
ao• roa YATU
A ton wu born to Mr. ud
Mrs. Norman Yates. ~ Acacia
St .• eo.ta Mesa. In St. JGNph
Hospital, on lulldQ, Fft. 2L
Rendezvous Mort> than ~ women were-land, 0 . Sutherland. L. Porter.
prt>sent from the Southern Call-Richard Lilienthal, George Par -
fornla area at a workshop meet· menter. Harvey Peaae. Jack Hess.
ing for new Zonta Clubs spon· John V. Neff, Jesse Haines, J. BALBOA
sored by the Newport Harbor H. Brownell. Norman Watson.
Chapter and he-ld Feb. 21 at the Harvey Somers, and r.1rs. Wa rren SIT IIA-111
VIlla Marina Restaurant. Speak· Clemence, who was introduced ., ... .,.
ers Included past inter national as the president ot the newlf ll.JS T-~ac~.-.
president. Dr. Elizabeth D<nler ·I .fio~r~l'"l}#d~~H;iar~bo~riiiV~Iew~~PT~Ai .••• ~~iiii~~~~~iiiiii!ii and chairman of District IX on 1;
the west coast. Frances Marie
Brey.
Progress of the new Zonta
pr oject. a girl-of-the-month
award for Newport Harbor High
School was announced by Winl·
fred Bacon of the service com -
mittee.
NOTBU·DA17GIITEa TEA
IS BUEnT POa BETBEL
A Va lentine's Day mother-
daughter tea held at the home
of Mrs. Paul Tra utwein, 1769
Santa Ana A\'e .. Costa Mesa. was
a recent benefit project by the
Mothers Club of Job's Daughters.
Costa Ml"!>a Bethel 157. Mrs.
Harry Hilliard. genera l chalr-
man. said the proceeds would be
used to help pay !or a new rug
tor the bethel. Assisting her were
Mrs. 0 . E. White. Mrs. Dean
Smith and Mrs. Maurice Alex-
ander.
WOMAJf BtJIIT IJf WU:CIC
CLEARANCE
SIILE
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OUTBOARD
MOTORS
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SCITT-ITWITEI
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Emily F. Welinskl. 33, of 2620
Riverside Or.. Costa Mesa. suf·
fered major injuries ln a two-
car accident at Santa Ana Ave.
and 21st St .• Costa Mesa. Feb. 22
and was taken by ambulance to
Hoag Memorial Hospital. She
was riding In a car driven by
Woodru U H. Medley. 30. of San
Francisco. traveling south on
Santa Ane Ave. TI\e car was hit
In the rear by a car dr iven by
Dale F. Swanson, of 2516 Falr-
way Or., Costa Mesa.
ELLIS BOAT RENTALS
.. COAIT IIIOIIWilT. •EWJOIIT UACII
,
Have You NoticeCJ ---
that no other newspaper
can compare with the· EN-·
SIGN in ita quality of printing
and excellent reproduction of
pictures. Just compare, and
see ...
FOR THE FINEST QUALITY --IT'S THE ENSIGN
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YOUR PHONE
Call HA 1248
NO SDVICE CHAitGE
LIDO TRAVEL BUREAU
sue VIA LIDO IU.c-.. .... .......... "--.. U do Shopptnl ~nter
~~.._. .......... .
R. C. 8enner, 4-room. 2-story,
l ·unlt dwellln1 at 1244 W. Bal-
boa Blvd., $14,000; Balboa Bay
Club, move carport, new founda-
tion, $3,000; Leelle Allen, S.room.
2·story, 2-unlt dwe!Unc at 4900
W. Ocean Ft., $13,0001 Frank
Katnlk, 8-room, 1 -story. 2·unlt
dwelllna at 131 44th St .• su.ooo.
e coaOifA DEL JIU
Kenneth Woodson, add bed-
room at 308 Poinsettia, $1,000; C.
K. Case. patio at 700 Nardaaus.
$400; R. K. Hurd. carport and
garage. 417 Narclssus, $600; N.
H. Smedegaard, swlrrunlng pool
at 228 Iris, 12,000; Marguerite
Fuller. 4·room, 1-story dwelling
at 307 Larkspur. $10.800; Harold
Schussler. motel at 1350 Coast
Blvd .. $25,000.
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HURLEY
BEll
lnOOiftiM'dle food. IIVI'IoftA.-'••d
tlrinke . ..._ from a menu that il tnalr • .,......... deli&ht. Superi« eervice .
aDd .. op>litaa ~
OacusaooM
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LONe IIACH
II t .-....,._ • T.l~h•• 7-1Oft
~o ii.J0 a.&tt 400,.&
.... ".)(1 p Ill. tt 1&:)0, .•
BALBOA *
Now Open Week-ends
* • *
RIDES & GAMES
TID .. F ... IJflr 1
"IIIP ..... TIE lAY" -fiDe
All Roads Lead to • • •
Smn'&Sea9~
..AY no: SIGN or...-swo..,rmr
Spedellriftc in
SEA FOODS OF ALL KINDS
e COBOMA BJCIILAJfDS
M . E. Kirkwood. swimming
pool at 401 Seaward. $4.000: Leo
Morgan . 5-room, l ·story, 1-unlt
dwelling a t 413 Serra Dr .. $14.-
700. e SBOilE C'l.JFP,S
Culver, alterations at 177
Shorecllff Rd .. $500.
e 8ALBOA
William Casserly, 4·room. 1-
story, 1-unlt dwelling at 1011 E.
Balboa Blvd .. $8.500: John Spen .
cer. foundation at 518 W. Ocean
Ft .. $500; Dick Kiger. add bed·
room at 125 W. Bay Ave .. $650.
e 8A.LAOA lSLA.Jm
L. Maurice Stauffer, a ltera·
tlons at 305 N. Bay f't .. $500. e COSTA MESA
Permits to construct five ad·
dltlona l storage units at a cost
of $36.000 at 660 w. 17th St..
Co ta Mesa. wt>re granted to A.
E. Tlftany, ot 202 Driftwood Rd ..
Corona del Mar. by the Costa
Mesa building department dur-
Ing the past week. Other permits
Included. $8.500 rt-sldence for the
Church oC Christ. 185 Costa Mesa
St.. C011ta Mesa: S40 slgl') to
George M . Holstein and Sons, of
162 E. 17th St.; Frank Bl..sM!U
Sl2.500 dwelllne at 213-215 w.
Wllaon St.; Claren~ C. Maxwell.
19CJI Pomona St.. $8.000 resJ-
dence; Hobart Loud. 257 E. 20th
St.. 1800 garage; S200 storage
spa~ unit to Charles De Pontee.
712 Victoria St.
Ito. 11751
SVIIJIOifS
Of TBE SVPEmOa C001IT OF
TilE STATE OF CAI.IFODIA
Of AJfD FOa TilE COlJifTT
OF OB.AJfCE.
Dept. 3
Action brought in the Superior
Court of the County of Or.ange.
and Complaint filed In the OUke
ot the Clerk of the Superior
Court of said County .
SYLVlA V. DUPRAY, Plaintiff,
vs.
ALBERT l... OUPRAY. Defendant.
~ The people of the Stale of Cal-
~ l ttornla send greetings to:
.,. ALBERT L. DUPRA Y,
..,., Defendant. · ~ You are directed to a ppear In ~I an actlon brought against you
~ by the above named plaintiff.
~ In the Superlol' Court of the State
~ ot Calllornla, In and for the
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sen. 18, ol 225 Orle St .• eo.ta Ave., Balboa. reported .. _ A bl-••·• 'llllt-..._fill
MeN and Gary F. Green, 18. of cycle stolen Feb. 19 from Bob ,_....,. -r b ' "*
221 Via Mentone. Lido Isle, col· Walker, of 202 20th st.. New-liar.~' • a:
Uded at Santa Ana Ave. and port, was found the next day 111 ;;;:; a ._
Clay St.. Newport Heights. re· ln the bay In three feet of water ··~ ....., ~ntly causing damage to a off 20th St. . . . Fishing gear. 22 'f.n Ia 0..... 0....
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ELL~ BROS. NURSERY
• a a 0neu a.._.. UM COAST IIIWA'I' e OOIIOMA D11:L 11.&11 e B.&&. ...
Costa Mesa Co.
street lleht standard . . . Rob· I clgaretS. a camera and a nash
ert Forbes. 213 Via Firenze. Wdo 'light. valued at SUn were stolen
Isle. reported the loss in the I from the boat Gladys L. moored
Newport or Udo area of a money at the B&lboa Pavilion. owner
clip holding approximately $120 A. J . Edwards. of 129 "G" St .
In paper money . P CJ 1 I C' t Balboa. reported Saturday . _ .
warned two boys for plugging FTed Schenck. 222 Margue-rite
the dredger pll>f' bt>lng used by Ave .. Corona del Mar. reported
t he dred1e to ra1se thf' level of the right front window of h is car
Linda Is le ... 150 gallons of gas· broken. possibly with a small
ollne. va lued at 545. ,and t hrM" rock found at the S('('ne ... Bar-
gasoline drums were .-.tolt>n from ney Armstrong. of 933 E. Sal-
the boat. Sadie K. mooren at the 1 boa Blvd.. Balboa, reported a
20th St. dock. ow nf'd by ~onr()(> window In his boat. Sea Fern. LUMBER -BUILDING MA1EIIIIU.S
Bros .. of 2Z7 20th St. moored at the Balboa Pavilion. .. ~~~n~ ... ~ .. ~~~~~~~~~~O~I~t~a~M~=p~~~~~~~~~""b~~rm~~--~ia~~· A dog. owned by Mrs. John was cracked and another forced
Boice. 903 N. Ba>· front. Balboa part-way open but he was doubt-
Island. was q llarantlnt>d aftPr ful If anyonto entered the boat w I L c H • s
biting David f a u I k n (' r . 16-
month -old son or Mrs. Mary Ito. A-23ll2 ar•ft¥ Ml
Faulkner. of lZi Opal AV<' .• BaJ ~1 ..r,,,
boa Isla nd . . Ht>r daughter's MOTICE TO caEDITOas C I I C I E T E
bicycle was stolen CrrJm the !'iew. ESTATE OF CONDE£ R. BIGGS IECICOD 8SC7
port Gramm ar &hool. :\1rs Con-I Deceased. 111 Ooowu ereMI WQ
stance Hansen SO.I12 W. Balboa NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN to COS'I'A .aA
81\·d .. Balboa. rt>purted feb 19 the creditors of and all persons D.a.trl'l J..la&-o.-p 1.,
. .. A nine by 12·f•XIt grass rug having claims against the said ~!l!!\l!!~;;~;~~~~=i;;;~~i1~~~=-~
valued at S25 wa. tolen from t decedent or said estate to tile r
her front porch. :\fr'l G4!'orge A them with the neceuary vouch-
ers in t he oUice of the Clerk of
CUIIFICATK or 8tJSilfESS the Superior Court of the Stare
"diU.. Flna If._. of California, tn a nd for th~>
THE Ul'OERSIGNED d 0 e s County oC Orange. or to pr~nt
hert>by certify that she Is con· I the samt'. w ith the necessary
ducting a "News. Letter•· busl-vouchel'S, to the undersjlfned at
ness at Box 366. Balboa Island. his or her place of busines.~. to·
Cal if .. under the fictitious firm wit:
name of "Gert to Myrt" and that I DONALD D. HARWOOD. 1 H 5
said firm is composed of the Coast Highway. Coro na del Mar.
following persons. whose names California within six months
In full and places of residence after the !irst publication of this
are as follows. t o-w it : notice.
MARY HELEN WlLSOM. 120'-a Dated February 19. 19M.
CIIF£11-Will, 11111, ..,_
*LINOLEUM * ALL TYPE TILES * FORMICA DlUUN BOARDS
LAaCE SELECTIOM
ALL 'n?ES PLOOa COVEIImC
Phone Harbor 4328
DICK HACKER
ne. CIIEIIIIS
Grand Canal. Balboa W and, (SABEl J E ALFORD, EJtecutrlx
Calif. of the Estate ot said decedent. ~==i~~~;~~;i~~;;~~~~;;;;~~;;==~· WITNESS my hand this 15th DONALD D. HARWOOD. Attor-I ---·~
day of 1anuary, 1954. ney at Law. 1415 Cout Highway ~ J
"Gert to Myrt'' Letter Corona del Mar. California. ALL THE JIEWUT '"SUMPAS'r' r··--
IMARY HELEN WILSON I Publl.sh : Feb. 25. March 4. 11. 1~ --
STATE OF CAUFORNIA. In the Newport Harbor En51gn C..to. OOLOaE.D Oa JfATVIIAL
COCNTY OF ORANGE-ss. LUI.OO ~
ON THIS 15th day of Janunry. Read Ensign Want Ad" Da.A.PEaiES U:llfDS
195<&. before me. a Notary Public ============= WU... S......-!\u•-
ln and Cor said county and statt>. V Tracb.. llyloclr ScneiU
residing therein. duly commls· ern Th t>elleiJ S.ll ClAST
sloned and sworn. personally ap-Anocool~ llrllrw'IAI .. -CO.
peared ~1ARY HELEN WlLSON. WIUI~IIA ......
tGert to Myrt l cCictltious namt't, Original Home Ptans ,_VIa Lido JDI w•rna ......
known to me to be the PE-rson 1200 Coaat Highway B.A U2l Lido SlaiiPPfa9 C.tw
whose name Is subscrlbt>d to the Coi'ODCI del Mar BA 3S02
within Instrument. and acknowl·
edged to me that s he t'Xe<'ut£'d
the same.
WITNESS my hand and of·
tidal seal.
EDITH MOORE ~tAROO:'\
:"iotary Public In and Cor said
County and State .
My Commission expires Au
gust 17, 1955.
Publish : feb. 18. 25; March 4, 11
rn the Ne'o'-port Harbor Ensign .
+:e:e M I M M 8 M M M E 8 8 i M M E
Greene Mortgage for SGfety
County of Orange. and to answer ~ the com plaint therein w ithin ten C 0 M P A N Y
~ daya after the service on you Fast ~rvice on ~ = = ...... for Courtesy
• 8oiWIIIell Crall 10 I 2 I
~ of this summons, lf served with-ConstnJction Loans ~ In the County of Orange. or 5~ Yeu.
• within thJrty days lf served el~ ::~·~~~H.ARBO~~~R~4~795~~~~ ~-~N .,. where, and you are notltled tha t ;.;;
~ "'Il unless you ao appear and answer
• ALL llllme -._ ~ STEAKS • CHOPS •
• lleapet ..._ A..._
~ roa aaDLV.&Tio.-
IMICIIeee2l•t• aaa
OPEN .EV'DW DAY
• t A.ll. t. u.-P.&
• ozoao• &av ANITI8, ._,,
• 1U71 1!1. ..... 01&. ~ ..... ...
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~ u above requlrM, the plaint iff
~ will take jud1J11ent for any
~ money or damaged dema nded In
• the Complaint, as arlslng 1.1pon
• contract. or will apply to the
.,. Court for any other relief de-
"'111 m anded In the cqmplalnt. ~ Given under m y hand and seal
• ol the Superior. Court of the
, ........ ~~~~WW~~ .. ~a..a-a.••··~ County ot Oranae. Stale of Call-I tom la. thls 4th da y or Decem-
ber. 1953.
AIIPL8P.&aaDIG
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(SEAL SUPERIOR COURT
ORAJifGE OOtnn'Y>
B.l. SlOTH.
County Clerk and Clerk
ol the Su,.tor Court ol
the State ol California.
In and tor the County ol
Oranp.
11 B. M. UAD, Deputy
DONALD D. II.AJEWOOD
Altioi'IM7 tor JllallltUf
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CALUNGQQ
ST. AND&EWS
PRESBYTERIAN C.BlT&CII
UU! St. AMrewa 84..
Newpon Hetpte. acr-. ...
etreet rr-mc~a 8ebool
BEaeoa lt'71
Putor: Rev . .IUDee S. Stewart
Sunday Worship Services at 9:30
and 11 a.m. Sunday School at
9:30 a.m. Westminster Fellow-
ship. 6:30 p.m. Adult group.
7:-&5 p.m.,at 2676 Bayshore Dr ..
Bay Shores.
COIIDIUNJTY KE'J'BODI8T
t%0 w. lttla St .. Coeta ...
Br..ao. '71!1
~ .... loeepb w. llleSM.ae
Sunday: 9:30a.m., Church Sunday
School; 9.30 and 11:00 a.m..
Morning Wonhip-7 p.m. Col-
lege Age MYF Service-7 p.m.,
Hlgh School MYF £ervice; 7
p.m., Sunertous Group Service
CHURCH ol The N AZABE.~E
1886 A11Aiaetm St., Coeta Me..
P .. tor: Rev. CUve WUllamla.
88eoat850
Sunda y Services: Sunday school
9:30 a.m. Momlng Worship at
10 30 a.m. Evangelistic Serv-
1~. 7 p.m. Sunday. Prayer
meeting, 7:30 p.m. Wednesda,y.
CRJU8T CRUaCII BY Till: SEA Cee••l7•....._. ....._ Bl..a. at ltd! St.. Newpen
IIArMr 116-W Putor:a.. • ....._. .. 7 .......
Sunday Worship, 9:45 and 11 a .m.
Church School: 9:45 .. m. Mid-
week K=: 7:30p.m. Wednes-day pr . by 6:30 p.m. pot-
luck.
..... ....., z. ~·······:-;:::···········, Hahor Hi&h • 1111111 'a. ~ , VI'S PANIJlY -IAI'OA ~
87 IU8IA PUilO&a Fun~ral services for Deborah • ,. &. ...._ ...._ IIA ..,... -a 11 •1 1 'I •
We have quite a few Intellect· and Mn. Robert L. PraUey 111 , Susan FraUey, 2. dauahter of Mr. t • LUIICB W1T11 u.-11• to ._ • .,.
uw at Harbor this yur. For VIa Palermo, Udo Isle, were' held "1111" ..... PEJI · 4
there are 148 students on the at 2:30 p.m ., Feb. 17. tn Wlnbla· . 4
honor roll u compared with the ler Memorial Ch.pel, Santa Ana. ~ To T.a 0......,..._ Ortt.. DAY Ia Ml • 4
whole student body ot 1.400. She died Feb. i5 In Hoaa Me· ~ AI I PIEI .. -..... ...., ... 4 Takln1 advantage of the mortal Hospital. ~ M.l. _, » ~
llWh lmmlna pootb lLJ at Joy1cehCh1u1dnaay'a5 Besides her parents she ts sur-• lib IIJI11•1• 111111• 11£11 pi .,. ouse over e nco n o vlved by three sisters, VIctoria, ~ ., ,
were MUlle Tonne, Judie Me· Candyce and Barbara, and her .. CHOOSE from lAmon Creme, Toatted Cocoanut, Banana ~
Kinney, Toni Palaferl, Jerry grandpa.renu, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. ~ Cream, Chocolate Fuqe, Heavenly, PwQDidll Cutud or CbJt. ~
Cross, Sue Nissen. Dick Camp-Clapper, Anaheim. ,.. fon, MJnee, Enallah a.-. Bluk 8ottom Ba181n. 4
bell. Anita Palm. Jo Ann Suess,
Lynn Pease Toni Burroughs Jo. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ' ' SCIENTIST leen Green, Bob Milum, George llOJ v-.. LWo, Ne.pott ... ch
Moore. Mike Hanshaw. Chuck A bren~h of tho Mother Chur~h. The
Burgin, Ken Nack, Sally Greene, Fi"t Church of Chrilt, Scientist, in 8os-
Bob Cantu, Jim Samsel, Bill ton, Meue~huwtts.
RJng. Marian Remer. Carol King. S~o~ndey Sch~ -·-.. --.. -~ .. 9:1Se.m. Sunday S.rv1ce ... _ .... __ .. _ .. I I :00 e.m. Evelyn Taylor, Glenn Thomas, Wednotdey Evening Mooting 8:00p.m.
and Ralya Hurst. Reeding Room loc.ted et HIS Vi•
The Pizza Palace down In lido. Newport a.,ch, is open week
N rt I I be It deys from 10:00 a.m. to S:OO p.m .. ewpo s gett ng to qu e Wednesdeys from 10:00 e.m. to 7:45
a popular place. Kids (rom Har· p.m. Friday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to
ORIGINAL JEWELRY DESIGNS
ele•*'7..,..
HOWARD K. ADAMS
•• KAaiGOLD AY&. ( .. ea-t 819d.) C08011A DU. liD
llartlar 11ft
WHITIIAN'S SIRYICI
bor seen down there are Ann Me· 9 :00 p.m. Closed Holidays.
Masters, Carol Schllckenmeyer. The publi~ is cordi~lly invited to •'· -we s,1111 .. Ia .. ,,. .. ., s..t..•
J dl M Kl P t C bell lend the church services •nd use the L__l'> .L..J ..........
u e c nney. a amp . ~R~ee~d~in;q~Ro~o~m~. ;;;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;:;::;::::;;~~~='QZOm:ic.utilll.iiW.II!CIHAIWiE==~==I==tzl;:'-==·=·=n•l=l•.._m ... -.......... !!-S::::-:11=:~
SW ,......_ -........... -14-Hr. T ..... -... W.t .., ,._,
Connie Mangold, Carolyn Gld· ;.
dJngs, Linda Zander, Mary Har-
vey, Jeanie Castendyke, Sandy
Thaden, Denny Sullivan. Cary
Brown, Lee Hambrook. Tom
Webster. Mike Long. and Ritchie
Pleger.
An a.asembly was held In
honor of Lincoln's Birthday. Mr.
Olllver. a teacher In Long Beach.
was the speaker. He described
what the teenagers In other
countries think about America.
He has been all over Europe. and
bas seen first hand what the
conditions are over there. He
said that some of the students
who come to America didn't like
It at first. but they soon grew
to love It because of the oppor·
t unltles here. and free choice.
freedom In living.
ASSEMBLY or GOD
Capistrano by the Sea Sanitarium ,
You are invited to visit and in-
spect South e in California's
newest and finest sanitarium of
its type.
Beautifully located, the sanitari-
um commands a splendid view ot
miles of scenic coastline, and a
panorama of majestic mountains
beyond a green and peaceful valley.
Here the guest finds tranquility;
and tender care and guidance by
gentle, carefully chosen personnel
hastens a rapid recovery.
The rooms are attractively fur-
nished a n d v e r y comfortable.
Tempting and nutritious meals are
attractively served.
Dr. Harold E. Day, M.D., <liplo-
mate of the American Board of
Neurology and Psychiatry, is med-
ical director. In-patient and out-
patient service is offered in the
fie 1 d s of electro-shock therapy,
narco-synthesis, insulin t h e rap y
and psychotherapy.
Licensed by the state of Cali-
fornia, Capistrano by the Sea spe-
cializes in the treatment and care
of nervous and emotional condi-
tions, alcoholism and addiction.
Bwy. 101 to Sea Diewo
htat Coat Bwy. to Scaa D1e9o
For Further Information Call or Visit
Capistrano by the Sea Sanitarium
Post Office Box "0'' Dana Point, California
Telephone: Dana Point 174
%!11.1 St. & ENea AYe.. C..ta ..... ar..co. 1111
NEWPORT IIAJUIOB
LUTIIDA.N CBtJaCB
1011 CUll Dr .. Newport Help ..
lll'.acoll ~w ReYenad M. C. er.-. ... ._
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor~ ahJp: 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 p.m.
Young People and CbUdrftl's
Service. 6:30 p.m. Sun. MJd-week Sen rtce: Wednesday, 7:30
p.m. Ladiee' Mtuionary Coun-
cil Thursdays. 10:00 a.m.
THE CIIURCB OF Cllai8T
1000 c•a:rcll st.. eo.a ...
llbeoa 1516 D. G. Ban&. ...,_ter
Sunday: 9:45 a.m., Bible School; 10:45 a.m. Worship Servtoe;
11 :45 a.m .. Communion; 7:30 Evening Service; Wednesday: 7:30, Evening Servi~
SEVE.'"nl DAY ADVENTIST
Newpon Blvd.. at Bolea St..
Newport Bf!IPta
BEaeo• 6%01--& or BEeooll ,....,
Elder D. D. S..•'"•r Saturday Morning Services: Sab-
bath School: 9:30 a.m.-ser-mon: 11 :00 a.m. Pra,er meet-
Ing: Wedneeday, 8:00 j.m. Frl·
day Evening Vespera: :00.
nasT 01111am1 or CIDU8T
8Cii&H'D8T IINVlaU...~•IIeMII
&A"-Mil Sunday School: 9:15 ~ Sunda)'
Service: 11:00 a.m. WeclneD.Y
Evenlnc Ke-etlna: 8:00. Reacf.. lng Room. 33l5VIa Lido, New·
port Beach. open 10 a.m .·5 p.m.
week days. 10 a.m.-7:45 p.m.
Wednesdays, 7·9 p.m. Friday
evenings.
CEN'I'IIAL IJIIIL8 OlltTaml
Rev. Robert GroalaU
Olurch School: 9:30a.m. Sunday;
Sunday Service: 11 :00 a.m.
FIBST BAPTIST CHUilCH
Santa AJI& Ave. at ....-olla
Coeta lfeea
Rev. P. G. NeumaDD
Sunday Services:
9:4.5 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.
m. Worship Services; 6:30p.m.,
Baptist Training UnJon; 7:30
p.m.. Evenilll Servl~. Thurs-
day· 7:30 p.m., Prayer, PraJse
and Bible Study. Monday: 7:30
p.m. Ladles' Prayer Meeting:
7:30 p.m. Men's Chorus prac-
t ice; 8:30 p.m. Men's Prayer Meeting.
CIIURCB OF Otl'B lADY
OF 11'1'. CA&MJ:I.
a•u w. 11a11aoa lll•d... Newport
BAnor til'
Fatlteri~IUiq.r..tor
Patber Geo19e han•na
Aa&. ... tw
Sunday Mula: 8:00, 10:00, 11:30
a.m. Weekday Mus: 7:45, 8:00
a.m. Confession: Saturdays
and eves. of 1st Fridays and
Holy Days from 4:00 to 5:30
p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m .
c • .....,. ....
Ill BeMeer:r:a.:•e.
-a.&n.
'VORLD
DAY
OF
PRAYER
Friday,
March 5, 195~
Cluiat Church
by the Sea
1:30 p.m.
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..... :&eY ................. tt
Sunday Wonhlp 96vlca: 9:415 ....... ------...... D: 1. NeW~ Sunday School: 9~45 a.m.--MoC"D-s-... • ....._ aa ., a 1, 11 .-Inc Sei"Yke, 11:00: ~ aer-, ' ' vi~ T :30. IIJclweelt Senloe. U :30 a.m. WeekCS.~: Mua at W~y 7:30p.m. 7 -oo a.m.-confeulon: SatW'-' rG ~ 4=00 to 5=~7:00 to VNIVI:ItSAUST COMMUMITY
ni.LOWSIIIP
nUT IIAPTitiT Olll1aCII r...-11&11., •• a .. Park. or MiiWPO&"r eoeta .._ ................. """ ..... ........ M', 11 s ...... "· ....
..... l ...... 0. ,,. • I S\mda.7 8Cboo1. 10:30 a.m. Mont-...., -~= t:e a. m... s.n.-Ina worship, 11:00 a.m. dQ Scbool: U:OO a.m.. WonNt __
lenlot; 'I:JO ...... s..taJo .... ..... a.mc.· W..ll Serwlet: ~ Lii'IW"'l!f CIRJIIal
'I:JO p.m. •••••...,.-PI'alw or ~A Ill&& -tift~. (" II I .,...,
A rtta...---.
O..lllllia ..................
....., ...... : ... ?\ ....
._ 1 LIL OriiiJ .._.at
JO:Jia.a
a.m.. u :00 a.m. Suncky School: t :e a.m.
8'1'. I.AIID JI:PIIIOOI'A.L ... n.u...x...,...-.. nz· trr:
•• 101111 VUJQfD ........ £ .............. ...... ...... r:;_.._ ......
r.-. ' 22 .........
M~JIIilllilfel .... DI •• tM ........
a.~e-4-..-.. ' • .... eN u
,.._. ,_, Dnlllofaa
112 JM St., N. I. HA~
No •• ,., ......... ANe
s •• .. •• ...,.. ....... .. .
IASIN SHIP\'AICha., y......_
C.•,hte ............. fw M .....
,., ....... Dr., N.l.. ~ -·
•UHM.t~~ AND WA&Ja ....... "*'=• ... ,, .. ....... •••c...t ..................... .
IAll. W. lfANUY • ...._ ........................ ..... c.. • ..._ ...._ HA-em
IIOlWrS LIDO WA1a1 lAY fliNCH C1U.M1cs 0...... c...,o. .... c ,... .... ...... ...... ,....,
...... &Me. M.A. HMir -••• Claet ... CAM. HMw Ult SunclaJ ...... : '7:GO. .......
Oufl I he: .. ......,. a a. ··~ -a.fAI. WOIII
..._Gil,...,. ud 11a1J --~ ............ HAIItt .,.,.. '7=-t tD .........
·-a. IUCI'IIC co. I , '1'1 4 M ' , II I I .....
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27 Families Are Given Aid . lIn Chur~h Welfare P.rogram • • • Dr. Bakd WI Preat
Lectures at St. Aldrews For Years!
People ban bea
•Yinc .•. and
believiq that
~ A tota l of 'l7 famllles were
fiVen aid alnce J an . 1, Rev. M.
C. Cronic. welfare oommlulon
ehalrman, reported a t the recent
bulne.a meet1n1 of the Newport
Harbor Council of Churches In St.
J ames Ept.copal Church.
YOU CAN
DOBEmR
at
Complete Home Furnlahiftll
BEACON 56.'56
181 2 Newport Blvd.
COSTA MESA
COLLECTIONS
Aceou~~ta, Note., CW.. of 11117
ldM ot *'*-.. ,.._.. Ia
America ... No eolleetlew.-No
fee." We ......,. aU .,...._
CR£Drr BUBEAU
ol Newport a-d. a...-
ae.elt ... Oeeta ·-IM&InnNeA .... PO ... ..
... ,...}If ....... ....
Ray Fields
Lido Jeweler
at
Vincent"• Drugs
StU ... L&do. •...-t JIA ... .. --·--Exduslv~ A~nt for
ETERNA-MAnC
Watches
Jim Whyte
INSURANCE
Ocecm. Marine and
General Jn.urance
Oftlce: c..t. .............. ........
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Rev. Cronic u ked each pastor
to name a representative frcnn
hll church to report needy ca~
to the commission. Rev. Joseph
McSha ne, president, presided at
the meetlrc. He announced that
a ppointments to fill vacancies
a nd special committees will be
reported at the March meeting.
Rev. Pa ul Moore Wheeler, host
pastor, submitted a Jlst of new·
comers to the harbor a rea wlfh
thel.r add resses and church pre f.
erences. furnished by the Wei·
come Wagon hostess. Plans for
Good Friday and Easter services
and publicity will be completed
at the next meeting.
The World Day of Prayer serv·
Ice to be held at 1 :30 p m. to·
morrow 1 Friday I in C hr Is t
Church by the Sea. Newport
Beach, was announced by Miss
Elsie Newland. Pastors w e r e
asked to announce the meeting.
She urged them a nd their w ives
to a ttend as special guests a t the
Ewry WOIDGD Kaow1
W'hCit It Takes to Maire
A Home lion Attrac:ti'ft
flowers
try Morri
'08 E. Bala.o. BIYct.
HA :010 Balltoa
Free Delivery Service
11.• LiliAS
•aw
SCioa IF DIICE
IK
COSTA IESA
ENROU.
EVERY
WEDNESDAY
AfTERNOON
American Legion Hall. 18th St.. Costa Mesa
~ & Aftc~Dced -Prt...te or ClauH
TAP e BALLET e ACROBATIC e BALLROOM
All Cia~ Conducted by
ALICE LONAS. Fonaer Du.c:tor. Cbonocpcrpber
RoxyettH at Famous Boxy n.atn. Jfew York City
"Sensable" Rates - For Information Call
BEACOM 6411·11& or DA.RA PODfT 1305
easa para
Launderers e Cleantrs
"Marinei • Mile"
NEWPORT BEACH
ENTERPRISE
.. DWID ... FIMEIII, .
PHYSICIAN
SURGEON
D.O.
announces the openlnJ of his omces at
442 WEST l &TH S'I'REET, COSTA MESA.. CALU'O.RNIA
BOW"': 10 to 5 Dally
MclndQ, W..tnc.da7, rrtday
nelllp Ttol
S.~lOto 1
Ot.l•lrial
Gpecolagy
feUowahlp hour followln c the A whoppln' bll Grandma and
prolfam. Grandpa atoey comes from the
In attenda nce w e r e R ev . Roy RJckardtl of Acacia Ave., Co·
Wheeler, Mra. Mildred Wrtcht, rona del Mar, w ho have just
council secretary and Mrs. C. been tnfortned tha t they now
Celse, a lso of St. James; Rev. ha ve a "lfandbrood" of 12.
McShane a nd Mr. a nd Mrs. H. B. q)auchter M.arcaret now h u 1 slx
McMurtry, of the Costa Mesa to match the slx children of
Methodist Church ; Mrs. P. F. son, Marshall. Thf> children are
Baines, vice president of the Bal· evenly divided so that the RJck·
boa Island Methodist Church; arda have a1x granddaughters
Rev. James Stewart, St. Andrews and sJx crandsons--and the old ·
Pr es byt e r Ia n Ch urch; Rev. est one In 8"i years!
• Dr. J. Hutt.on Ballard, noted
paator and teacher, will belln a
rerles of five lectures on "Ps>'·
cholOJY and lkmH Llvlnc'' at
7:30 p .m. Sunday at St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church In N.wport
Helrhts.
The lectures. which wlll con·
tlnue tor five evenings, are de·
algned to relate the findings of
phycholofY and to a pply them
In such a way as to stimu late
more wholesome living. The sub·
jN'ts ol the lectures are as fol·
lows: Sunday, March 7, 'Toward
Overcoming Worry"; Monday,
March 8. "How Deep ls the
Mind"; Tuesday, March 9, 'Men.,
tal Conflicts"; W ed n e s day ,
Marrh 10. "Controlling our Emo-
tions"; Th u r sd ay , March 11.
"Tt>mperamt.>nt In DaJly Lift>."
Cronic, Assembly of Cod Church ; • • •
Rev. Clive Williams, Nazarene
Church; Rev. Frederick Ringe,
Universalist Community Fellow·
ship; M. M. Perry, Corona del
Mar Congregational C h u r c h ;
Mls.<> Clara Kohlstedt, treasurer,
and Mlss Newland. of Christ
Church By the Sea. A luncheon
was served by womt>n of the host
church guild.
ln. .......... le
ElechMI llr J•lln
Mr . Norman Gamble of Bay
Short'S was t>lN'ted chairman of
the Junior Assistance League of
Newport Harbor at their annual
meeting Feb. 23 at the League
Service Center. Other new of.
flct>rs a rt> Mrs. Forrest Neal, fi rst
viN' chalrman; Mrs. Peter Hill,
second vice chairman; Mrs. Rob·
ert Crowner, recording llee'retary;
Mrs. Hugh Plumb Jr., correspond·
lng secretary; Mrs. Morgan
Noble. treasurer. and Mrs. Wll ·
liam Lc.>ster. &>nlor liaison mem-
ber.
YAK DRE SERVES OK PAKEL
AT BAKEEU ASSK. MEETDfC
Ja mes T. Van Dyke. president
of Newport Harbor Bank. Corona
del Mar. served as a panel inem·
ber In a discussion of employee
fringe benefi ts at the February
dinner meeting of the Jndt>pen.
dent Bankers Association of
Southern California h eld In Los
AngPies. Harold L. Hetrick. Wll·
liam Sexton and Jack Scott of
the Newport Harbor Bank also
attended the meeting.
PALASKJS CET BOT
A son, Edward Michael, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Palaskl, 2015 Anaheim St .. Costa
Mesa. on . Sunday, Feb. 21, In
Hoar .Memorial HospltaJ.
RICKETS GET SOK
A son. Brian James. was born
to Mr. and Mrs. William Hlckt>)'.
2013 ~11ramar Dr.. Balboa, on
.Monc!ay. Feb 22. In Hoag Me ·
• morlal Hospital.
GIRL FOR SIMMOKS
A daughter. 7 lb~ .. was born
to Mr. anc! Mrs Roy Simnns.
2070 Newport Bl\'d., Costa l\lesa.
In Orang(' County General Ho<>·
pitA!. on Tu£'sday. Feb. 16.
GIRL FOR DAVENPORTS
A daught('r, Nanc·y Kay. was
born to Mr and :\Irs. Robert D;w.
enport. 1530 ~hram,tr Dr . Balboa.
on F'rlday, Ff'b. 19. in HoaR :'ole·
mnrlal Hospital.
BRIDCES GET GlRL
A daughter. VirRinia Susan.
was born to :'olr. and ~Irs. Ray
BrldRt'!'. J..l, 1 ~ V1ctor1a St . Costa
Mesa. on :\londay, Ft>b. t:i. In
Hoag :\lemorlal Hospital.
IIAU£LS GET BOT
A son. James Patrlrk. was born
to Mr. and !\Irs. Wa rrt-n ~nrkel.
1022 W. Wilson St .. Costa Mesa.
on Tuesday, Feb. 16, In Hoag Me-
morial Hospital.
SOK FOB JfELSOKS
A son. Scott Christopher, was
born to Vr. and Mrs. Gt"rald Nel·
son. 418"w E. Ocean Front, Bal·
boa. In Hoag Memorial Hospital.
on Monday. Feb. 1S .
"Welcome aboard " might be
the appropriate expression for
Miss Marcaret Davidson and her
sister Allee, who recently re·
celved their Unltt>d States cit·
lunsh lp papers. The two s isters,
natives of Scotland, live at 608
Larkspur Ave., Corona del Mar.
• •
A note from Mrs. Lupton W iJ. Dr Ballard has bet>n pastor of
klnson. formerly (of Nt>wport Presby1erlan churr hes In N<'w
Beach. keeps us up lf) datf> on York. California and Ort>gon. He
the facts that sh<> I" now living was principal of a priva\t> high
in the Lo6 Angt>lt"'i area •Silvf'r S<'hool and junior college In New
Lake district. I twlh•ve 1 ann that I York and for t>lght years was th("
husban(i Lupton 1-; still undt>r head uf the Department of Phi·
doctor's care. Mr Wilkinson. a l losophy and Religion at Occl·
form f'r movie and free lane(' d('ntal Collt>gt> In Los Angeles.
publlcily writer. did a series of I He servt>d for 11 years as head
extremely thorough and dl'talled of the DepartmMt of Christian
a('('()unts of the progress of the P ychology at San FranciSC'Q
b lrth of a city soml' five years Theologlca I SemInary. San
ago when the original Charter Anselmo He Is now Emt>rlt us
was drawn up fur Nt>wport I Professor In that subje<·t.
Beach. Ht> holds thl' dt>gree of Bafl\j\
I lor of Arl..s from the Unlvt>rsity
PostmastPr VE'rnl' Watson of of Southern California. Master of
Corona del Mar w£'nt spe-cial de· Arts from Columbia University:
livery to Kansas when he ht>ard 1 Doctor of Phalosophy from New
that his father was Ill. He rt>· I York University; Bal'ht>lor of Dl·
turned last weekt'nd .. :\1rs E. ''lnity from Union Theological
J . Roth of 6102 W <:X-ean Ft .. 1 5<-mlnary, :-;pw York: and Doctor
Newport, has been l'alled back ' of DivlnJty from 0<-t'idental Col·
east to Pittsburgh. Pa , be<'ause lt'gr•. He Is a member of Phi Beta
of the death of ht>r mother. :\tr. Kappa and of the Am l' r 1 t• a n
Roth and the family are ''bRtch · Philosophical A~-.ociatlon
lng" it. •
A special wedding anniversary
Is th(' occasion for Mrs. Hu bt'rt
Pelrsol going back to Idaho to
visit her aunt and uncle and
otht'r relatl\'l'S. Mr. Pelrsol will
stay home and rontlnue plll·rull·
lng In their CD~i pharmacy
whilt> shf' attends the c«.>lebra
tlon
BOAT FlllE EXPLAIJfED
BY 3 JUVEJULE BOYS
Thrt'e Costa M<-sa ill\ f'nlli'
bo)'· two 11 and unc 13 ha\t> ad
mlttl'd JH} rldln~ 1n thf' 17-ft'l<tt
mutor·s.ul boat Flyln~ Dutch
man la.-;;t Ot"c 13 Th<>y l£'fl
canned ht>at tlho.trd th1• naft
whac:h c·~tuM'd It to burn .tnd sank
at :; a m tht> nf''\:t day in thf'
ba~ off tht> ne'"' Elk!. Club bu1ld
In g. !1: t> w port pohc~ ha\t>
rhargt>d The boat wa'l tak\•n
(rom 913 Co.st Hwy.. Newpurt
~sch. and was owned by Jack
Raub. of 406 San Bernardino
Howdy. nl'ighbors: R I' cent
newcomers are Mr. and t-trs..
Grenville A. Lansdell Jr. and
dauahter. Brett. 16 months. who
have arrived from Chicago. and
hnye establish ed their residence
at 712 Jasmine Ave. Corona del Ave · Newport Heights. The boys
Mnr. "Grenny" Lansdell. the for· have bet>n cenlfled to appt>ar an
mer gridiron star. pilots 1"\\'A j JU\'l'nllf.• Court
planes from Los Angelt>s to Chi· ;:=:.============,
cago. formt>rly Oylng t hf'm from
Chicago to Nt>w York. HI<> par· ··~~·..,. fl ..... -.... ents. Mr. and :\Irs. Grenville A. 1 .,. ..a.
Lnn~dell Sr. livt.> at 224 U£'110·
trof)(' Av£'. Corona del ~t ar
CAliS KO BnTEil ALOKE
A drlverlt>ss rar. reglstt>rN1 to
Walter or Ellzabf'lh Stinson. flf
ill Orchid A\'e .. Corona del ~t ar
roasted do\\ n Pnpp) A' r .1 n•i
hat a pant•l t ruek. re~istNt•ll to
John C \Vt}.M'It'r of LllJ!liO.I
Bt>ach. parked in fn•nt 11f 1.1.3
Puppy A\'(' . poli<'t' repMtt•tl .'l I
10:32 a m Saturday Pnllrf' "'aid
tht' drivtor fa iled In sE'I tht> r ar
brakt>S proper!) and turn tht'
car whet>ls against the curh
IE SA
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Q : la It permi.uible for a
bnde to a.aJit for tbe
cpft p a t t • r D abe
wcmts?
A : CNtalnl} ~he may
t,tlk II 0\\'r With thf' -: t (Ire ·.., C'on~ultant
tht>n gUJdt> mquinn~
frlt>nd!. tn tht> <~hop fnr
"ad\'tCe · Or. sht> ma~
buy t•m• pi.H't' ownin~
,11 small <'<•'I and d1!'
play It a~ ht'r "hopt-
l'holrr>" tu all thtll't'
lntl'ri'SINI
We reqilter patterns for brides
glfts from
Karen f\1\argreta lmpons
1107 Coerl 8ovlewerd
Coron.t d•l Mer
HArbOt 117l
Hou": 9:10 to 5:)0. Op•11 Sullde)"'
DR. J, IIU'DSOII BALI.AD
"LOKG LIFE AT LIDO"
DESC8J8ED IX IIAGAZIKE
"Lon~t Llf(" at Lido" Is thf'
naml' of an arti<'le tn tht> Marrh
Issue of Ford Tames o,o.rattton b}
1
Estt>llt> Daniels with roror photos
by Most> Danlf'l · Whllf' tht> own
t>r o! trdilers art> supo~d to IX'
Insatiable tra,elf'r!>. tht> group In I
Lido Park. un Lido Peninsula,
:'\ewpmt Bf.a(•h dPSCrl~ in lh<'
artklt> ha\'t> n<l intt>ntlon whdt 1
soever of pulling out Trallt>n.
In Lado Park haw• cabanas huail
alongside b111h of the> most mnd
t>rn matf'r aals and d<> IJZns--n•d
wood, fl aRstont>. squarf' ) ard' of
plate glass. built-In barbetues
and flreplat't"S
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HAitiOit 2907
lll Poiftwtti. A¥e.
CorOft•.del M•
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CoroDa del M• IIA 511· W
Knitting. Crocheting and
NHdlepolnt Supplies
Knitting Bag
Specialized Accessories
and Instructions
::..-:-•s!! S250
NOW OM Y... ,l4u 1-.r
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TELEPRO"E: 80808 3002
3461 VlA LIDO KEWPOBT BEACH
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PAGE SIX
OlVEY I. POSE
REALTOR
$1,000 DIWI
will buy a spacious Balboa
Island home ... 4 bedrooms,
tile baths, large patio, and
an a ttractive apartment ...
Ni<'ely furnished. A bonafide
value. Act quickly on this
one.
ISLAID REALTY CO.
498 Park. Balboa Island HA 377
Corona
del Mar
Excellent Income Property
4 l":"ITS SOUTH OF HIWAY
$1 .::;oo
• •
Have party who wants First
Trust Deed up to $5.000 on
local impro,·ed property.
Gerald Ritchie
REALT O R
1219 Coast Highway
Corona del Ma r
Phone Ha rbor 83
HAVE EXCELLENT
40-ft. Cruiser
for Trade
un hn11 af1de Hdrbor art>a in·
n•mf' propertr
S(.;BMIT
LU1YD C'. HOWARD. Agt>n t
Beacon 6796
Miscellaneous
:\IISSING PHONE CALLS?
Let
Tommy take 'em
HARBOR 4795
• Ma il service
• Wake up calls TOMMY'S TELEPHONE
ANSWERING SERVICE
Corona del Mar
COMMERCIAL STORAGE
Balboa Transfer Co. BE 6553
Help Wanted
Girls .
IT'S ALL YOURS!
A Good PlacP to Work
Good Salary to Start
Rl'gular Raises
Chance for Promotion
a s n
Telephone Operator
If you're.> looking !or a job
ynu·ll really ltke. come in
a nfl lt>t us tf'll you more
about working Cor us
-APPLY-
:\tonday Through Frltlay
Newport Beach
311 & Balooa Bl\d.
PACIFIC TELEPHO~E
Services
At:TOMOBILE STORAGE
Balboa Transfer Co. BE 6.'>53
BEST GARDENING & rototllling.
We do a nything pertaining to
your yard. Renovating. land-
landscaping and pruning. Call
Walter Price. BE 6791· W, Free
estimates.
H. H. HO LBROOK
Dependable Plumbing
A Prompt Repalr ~~
Maintained
.>hone HArbor 141S.W
2801 Balboa Blvd. Newport !leach
PAINTING
Earl Sheflin
273 Palmer St.-Costa Mesa
BEacon M57-M or HA-261o-J
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURICHARDT
Ucenad Oolltractor
511 30th St., Newport Beaeb
Phone HArbor 2418· W, 2354-l
PAINTING
nn"EJUOR -EXTERIOR
UCEMSED -Il'fSURED
Glenn Johnston
1181 • 811t St. Newport Beach Harbor 3118
Does Your Roof Leak?
JOa 'lOP QUALITY 800mfG
IIATDIAL AJfD UPAJa
ea.cact Da.td ... 0'011 ........ 1'731).1 • n.a •·1111
Corona del Mar
VOGEL VALUES
SEE THIS HOlE WITH I VIEW
(without a vlew·homc pricel. South of the hwy .. ot
course, near China Cove. The 3 bedrooms are ample
and the wood paneling makes it cozy. When you '('('
the rest or It you'll appreciate t hl' value at $22.500
THE VOGEL CO.
1301 COAST BLVD.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 1477
e PICk '• II .... IIIYI fua!
Beach cottage, Balboa ... $4.000 down "maybe less ... _ .
just a block from exCE>Ilt>nt bathing beach ...
Clean and packed Cull of living ...
s leeps 8 comfortably. "maybe 10 Intimately .... .
new stove. new refrig .. new water heater .. .
new exclusive listing.
FULL PRICE
$12,000 -1111 fur~ishetl 110
• e Just lion the street
Another good beach home ...
2 bedrooms and a guest house ..
a ll furnished <you will have to bring Y•>ur own TV t,
but otherwise really ready for beach fun ...
A little more monPy
$13,500
HARBOR INVESTMENT CO.
REALTORS
308 30th St. Newport Bead-
HArbor 1600
Member ol Multiple Listlns:
OPEN HOUSE
lew 3-Bellroom 2-Car l•ace
READY TO MOVE RIGHT IX
$419 will ha1dle -$9,999 Full Price
Turn E:ast 10\.\ ard Bay on Dt>l M.tr
right on \\'11lo Lane
'l nlock from Ba<.·k Bay l.'nd or strel.'t
Only a few left. so b<•tter hurry
on this nne
W. A.· TOBIAS
Multiple Listing Realtor
393 E SEVENTEENTH STREET
CALL BEACO::\ 7010
COSTA MESA
BALBOA ISLIID
OPEN HOUSE
SUIDI Y, lARCH lTII, I It &
305 EAST BAY FRONT
Attractive S·bdrm. home with prl\•ate pier and rental
unit ovl'r 3·ca r garage; beautifully furnished. $55.000.
NELDA Gl BSON, Realtor
306 MARINE AVENUE
Balboa Island Phone HARBOR 502; Eves. 2120·W
COSTA IESA EAST SIDE
HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY ~
ExcPIIent 3 be<lroom homt> In best location
FHA FINANCING-EASY TERMS
F1ll Price, $11 ,500
THIS WON T LAST-SEE IT TODAY
EARL W. STAN LEY
15th a nd Irvine
REALT O R
Newport Beach Beacon 5795
Real Business Opportunities
LIQUO R STORE. Exc. location. Full price $18.000 plus Inventory
CAFE on 101 Highway. A·l location. Bt>er License, $7.500. Terms
LAUNDERE"'TE-20 Norge machines less than one year old, 2
dryers. 'JJY' Extractor. 6QO.gal. water heater. 5·yr. lease at 165
a mo. Priced at only . ... . ................ ·-· _ ........ .$10,500. Terms
GARAGE established sev«>n years . . ............ FuU Price 19.000
DINNER HOUSE with beer and wine license .................. .$14,000
ART ADAIR. Realtor
F. P. JOHNSON, ~TE
1666 Newport Blvd. BE 5617 or HA 1814·1
LET US HAVE YOUR CO·OPER.A110N TO EN·
HANCE THE BEAUTY OF NEWPORT HARBOR·
COST A MESA AREA BY KEEPING OUR CITIES
FREE FROM DEVALUATING EFFECT OF "fOR SALE" AND "FOR RENT' SIGNS •.•
1-We are proud ol the tboualadl ol plcturaque
hom• In thl8 ,_.
3--We work to pr-•ve their QUAlltr aD4I datrn·
3-We datrllb our~ ed ..... ......._
NEWPORT HARBOR
BOARD OF REALTORS
................. -··----.
ENSIGN CLASSIFIED ADS
..
Waatecl REAL ESTATE & Reotala LISTINGS WA.'IITED on :.umr.-~er
rentals. We are beginning to APARTMENT-Furnished or un· NICE 2·bdr. unlurn. house and
The activity report of the New·
port Harbor Board of Realto111
shows a total of 28 multiple list·
lng sales In January, $431,692 In
volume; 33 sales In February.
total ol $525.275. By way of com-
parison, February sales In 1953
totalled $306.900 ... A new mem·
ber of the Realty Board Ia VIola
Clapper, associate In NBC Realty
office ... Ruth Pardoll has tranS·
ferred to the new office of Marl·
ner's RealtY on Balboa IsJand ...
Realtors will be dleglng d ivots
on St. Patrick's Day In San Cle·
mente; already signed up are
Ne lda Gibson, Bruce Weed. Gene
Vreeland and Sandy Steiner ...
Fred Crosier Is taking time out
from real estate for jury duty ...
have calls. Let us tell chem furnished. Good 1 o c a t 1 on . dble. gar .• $90 mo .• 415 Mar·
about your house. Ed Sedel· I p 1 e a s ant surroundings. No guerlte. CDM. YUkon 32·3132.
I meier. realtor. HA 27G6. children. no pets. 610 Ma r· 2 BEAlJTIFUL bedroom apart·
WANTED: 50 good u::.e\1 pianos. guerlte. Cdl\1. ments for rent. unfurn., with
Highest cash allowance in S..t5. $50. $60 monthly. Furn. garage. Inquire at 713~ IrJs.
trade on Spinet or Grand pi· I bungalows. Incl. utll .. phone. COM.
rwo. Or on beautHul famous Bus «.>rvice. No summer raise. UNFURNISHED 1·bedr. apt .. $65
Electric Organ Danz.Schmldt. College Court, 350 Avocado, by the year. Ava,l. In April.
520 No. Main. Santa Ana. Cost a Mesa. Waldron Realty, HA 234, Letha
$2100 EQUITY In view lot. Con•· FOR RENT: Cute furn. home. C. Allen.
na Highlands. Will trade for Large living room, fireplace. ""F""'O:-.:R:-::Rc::E"'"N""'T=-:-Ba::--:l""bo_a...,J-sl,_a-n-:d-, -y-e .... ar-.
';)3.'54 Stude. Ra mbler or what kitchen. 1 bedr. Ideal for em· ly, turn. 1-bedr. apt.; wall·tO·
have you with auto·transmls · ployed couple. Avail. about wall carpet, knotty·plne walls;
slon. HArbor 3021 trom 9 to 5. March 15. H~trbor 0167·M. lots of cupboards. HA 29Z7·W.
2481 TUSnll -BIOI II Y
OPEl Fll IISPECnOI
&-R10111 H._ FaciBCiniH IMcll
82111'x264' LOT. VIEW OF BAY lr MOUNTAINS
OWNER MOVING TO PORTLAND. OREGON
~t(.;LTIPLE MATTHIAS REALTOR
1919 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA
BE 7326 It no answer BE 6982
Just Reduced $2,000
Bay!ront-2 Units Furnished With Pier
Excellent Income Record -$33,000
NELDA GIBSON, Realtor
306 Marine Ave .. Balboa Island
n. Prl• If ... c. ,.
• ., ... 111111111
It's Quilty lltl ... Prill
Differ~~ce lht C.•ls
1949 CHRYSLER New Yorker sedan. R 1r H. gray finish.
good t lrP . . .. $995
1949 CHRYSLER Windsor club coupe. R lr H. beautiful
blue tinlsh ··-$995 1950 PLYMOUTH Club Coupe R &r H. good tires. clean
car and guaranteed . $995
19-18 INTERNATIONAL Pickup '::·ton It's good and It's
clean . . .. $595
TRANSPORT A TIOt\
SPECIALS '36 DODGE coupe. A good one . $65
'36 CHEVROLET 2·door. A good b uy $95
HARVEY SOMERS Inc
CHRYSLER·PLYMOUTH USED CARS
1900 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa
9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dally
PHONE BEACON 7138
1'11111 C.. Ire ...., II •t
11111111 Prl111 ,_ nil ....
·.u; ~~~~~~::~~r .. ~~~:.-~~~~.~~· .. ~-~~:.~.~ .. and s 195 '•• c••l• " n.. F• c..
'39 PLYMOt.ml 4·dr. Perfe-ct. R·· R ········-.. ··-·~
:39 FORD 4·dr. R 1r H .• Only ·····-······-····-··············· 39 CHEV. 4·dr. Good shape ......•................ ···-···· •
'39 MERCURY 4·dr. Good car ........ ····-··--············.$95 ALL IN GOOD CONDmON!
'5.\...MERCUIU" 2-dt. Mercomatlc. Heater, vftY low mUeare.
'52 ~ku·av·s.x;rt·cp:e:·-a-,;-i;:~su-;;-ti& .. iiiee·e:·u.··-···-··-··-.12195
~ ~-v·c;.;~~cp; ... lti .. if:-oo.-niii._w tli'iite-n·e;~ ·u g~Mosn:E T'4.~&:··a··;;·Ji·.-ii;&:.-maik:·Ttiia·w-'119C5
.. \'ft')' clean. OnlY ···········--·--·--·----···----. m '51 CKEV. Deluxe 2·dr. R • H. 1Uit u clean u ~ wtll
'53 ~ ?Wlt AF-c;;:· a·-.··H.-Oi\iy-;:ooo··ac.=tU&i.iiiiee..st•
lJice new ···--··-··---·-· . ~ '51 mTDI!. Cbaroplon Clb. Cpe. ~" • ......,, ltalJ7
'!10 ~:J"~---cib."~ a a a. A -7 .-' •
car. On1)r ·-----·---• •• roiiD ltatloa w..-. a • 11. tn wr7 .... weetlo&
·• ~·•·•· a 6arn ~-~ .... -.t' •
todq --Lincoln-Mercu~ Trade-ins
AI. kl 1 h 11171 ,.,_.. .......... a..~ ......
CHEERY l ·bedr .. turn. apt., COM.
Laundry facilities. $65 mo.,
Incl. utU., yrly. HA 3326, morn.
lr eves.
FURNlSHED-l·br. apt. Utilit ies
paid. Laundry facilities. $75 •
mo. on a year's lease. HA 4381.
FOR RENT -Large furnished
room. Private entrance. Conv.
location. CdM, HA 561·M after
5 p.m.
FOR RENT-New unfurn. 2·bdr.
apartment. Garbage disposal.
Venet ian blinds, etc. $82.50.
HA 1626·W~
FOR RENT-Kitchen apartment.
$15 a · wk. All utilities includ·
ed. Sandy's Motel, 1015 Coast
Hwy., CdM.
FOR LEASE -Apartment over
garages. 2 bedrooms. Complet~·
ly furnished. Newly decorated
Inside and out. 416 Larkspur,
CdM. Phone HA 2294· W.
F U RN I SHED APARTMENTS
for rent. Available now. Louise
Apartmenu, overlooking Bay.
308 CamatJon, CDM. HA-4016.
MariDe
TNSIDE DRY BOAT STORAGE
Balboa Transfer Co. BE 65.~
For Sale
JAMES electric automatic port·
able dishwasher. port a b 1 e
Singer sew ing machine with
table to fit. Casco electric
steam and dry Iron, beautiful
crochetted popcorn stitched
dbl. bedspread; crochetted Ji.
brary table cover. one pair of
pinking shears; all nearly
good as n~. Also llnen, dishes
and housebold ware. Mr: L. B.
Dorr. 4I9 Poinsettia Ave .. Co·
rona del Mar. HArbor J692. W.
WALNUT finished double bed.
mattrt>ss and springs. $25. 1'wo
wicker armchairs and cush·
Ions. $12.50 ea. Floor lamp, $2.
Small wicker hamper, $1. GE
LeU en -
Dear Harbor Fan:
In your Jetter about our New·
port Harbor High School cham·
plonship bas ketball game you
asked about the absence of a
band.
Nothing would hnve pleased
our band player more than be·
lng at that game. However. on
that same evening the Orange
County Music Festival wa.s being
played In Huntington Beach. Be·
cause our contribution of players
to tht> festival groups was so
large, tht>lr withdrawal from the
festival would have reduced the
county band and orchestra to a
point of being unable to play.
The forty.flve students wbo
went to the festival rather than
tht> game showed a high degree
or good sportsman:~hlp and cltl·
zenship. For this reason, If for
no other. this explanation Is
glvt>n. Any Information about
the high school Is gladly given
by any one of us nt the school
to those who call the school.
Yours truly.
CUNTON SAWIN,
Director Newport Harbor
High School Band.
'SPUD' EASTNAJif RETUJUifS
APTEB MAJOB OPEUTJOI'f
S. B. tSpudl Eastman Is back
In his ottlce at Newport Balboa
Savings and Loa n following a
major operation a n d aeveral
weeks' convalescence. He has re·
turned to hll dutle. as vice pres·
ldent a nd Joan oUicer. Bob Hleld.
association comptroller. took
charge of Mr. Eastman's desk
during his absence.
SituatioD8 Wcmted
Mlxmaster. $20. Davenport and TRAINED NURSE for bed case
armchair. $65. Thor Automagk or semJ·InvaUd. Will cook ror
washer, excellent cond .• $140. one or two. If nee. Kl 3·1039
Wa lnut finished dining ta ble before 9 a.m.
and six chairs. S25. Slngt>r
portable sewing machine. $20. EXEC. SEC.. diversified exper ..
Ha rbo r 3142·J. competent. excel. ref. Hya tt
4·19.15 or P.O. Box 528. So. La· BALBOA DINGHY-A Dorrance gun a. McClure orlg., $75. Call HA
3153·W. or HA 2084. DRESSMAKING and alterations.
1968 Church St., Costa Mesa. 1951 BUICK Rlvlera coupe. A bar· BE 6830·W.
gain at wholesale. $1275. terms u-:;;;;;;;n;:;-...-;;~:-:-:...---:--:----,.-
Newport Ha rbor Bank. HA 3070. MAnJRE WOMAN wishes baby
SPINET plano-Beautiful. Case alt11ng. Day or night. HA 3U2·M slightly damaged in shipment.
Docs not show. Save $150. An· HANDYMAN -maintenance and
other SP,I net used, $395. with repair. Painting. carpenter etc.
bench and delivery. M a n y J u 1 t anything. Reuonable.
others from $435. Terms. Danz· Satisfaction guaranteed. HA
Schmidt Blg Plano Store, 520 012J6.J after 6 p.m.
No. Main. Santa Ana. 100 pi· ~~"'::~-ce~Dcmeo........, __ ua _____ ........
anos always.
FOR SALE-Buffet clarinet. case MAN with real e.tate broker's
and music stand . HArbor 805·J. license wlUing to U~<~elate
ROLLA WAY bed, llO; s m a II with live organization. Call
Easy whirl·dry washer, $20; eves. HA 3838.
upholstered bedroom chair, THE FAMOUS Hammond Chord
$15. Call HA 3750. Organ. Come ln and play it In
BABY GRAND. Used. Fine tone. 15 minutes. You can trade In
Only $395. Terms $10 per mo. your old plano on any .tyle
Other grand-. $465. $t87, $585. Hammond 0 rca n . Dan%·
Knabe, Chlckerlng, Scharr Schmidt Bla Plano and Organ
Bros .. Haines Bros., Balctwtn, Store, 5:10 No. Main, Santa
Fisher. Strou4 many othen. Ana.
Danz·Schmldt Big Plano Store. PJUV ATE MONEY to loan on
Hammond Organa. Santa Ana, R.-1 Eltate. 6'Xt. 205 No. Bay
520 No. Main. -Ftont, B a I boa laland. HA
FISHER UPRIGHT plano, $145.00 ..... 0'753-;;-;;;;;:;.w;;;;n. ~--:---.---
Woodworth Plano Store. 1318 S5 RENTS a good practJce plano.
Coast Blvd., Cd.M. HA 3382. Term rent allowed If you b\zy
SPI.NET-Rft\W ret~.~~n. $389. later. Good practice pianos.
FULLERTON MUSIC -...,, 181, 1123. ~-Denz.
llO North Spadra Schmidt. 510 No. Katn, Santa
ACCOIWIANS 185 and up. Like A.na.
new. Term •. Danz·Sdlmldt, Ribllb -file IOi IClOU& Of
Santa Ana, 510 No. Main. A.IDerlea are In Hid ol -..al
USED GIWfb -i'iO Down 1• tbroulb JO.ft. eanoee rw a
ruLLEilTON KUSJC Colorado ahw Cai'IDe 1'Nir.
110 North Spectra Qdl U ·ll. For f\artber Iaior·
ORGAJf apea&L AiiDOit ._ naadoa ~ U 2·5117.
bMutllul Elect r 1 c Orpn. ARMSUNt&U 1 I We a ow
Tbi.M! Only .._ 'l'tnDL Abo haw ~ • n t I r • liM -aU
bMautul RUIUDOftd C h or d IIIOdela -RaiD1DOftd 0rpaa.
Orpa ...... ~ ..... DaDa-.,.......... ..... and Or·
....... 110 No. Illata. SUata pa Oo., laO No. lllala. le.ata
Aaa. AftL
1 OMWt b iiitaaizt L"
~--= uo ... ...-
,.,,.
'IOo.lft
Daal ...... -. Uo •••
' 1 •••• I ltl al ............. ..... ....
uc:avu n011ano•-•·
riAe Lt. CoL Leo L lltlddy. left.
bubaDd ot lin. Aaa.U.
IICiddy. of * llol8awoed Dr ..
11.-port Jlelgbta. ... pi'O·
IDoted to tbat ~ WbU. Ml'9•
lag .. awologkal offlcw wttb
Mcatae AJJaaft Gro.p 13. P'tnt
..--. Ailaaft wa.v 1a Jro..
...... _... CeL Jolul L laltb.
ot St. Falla auarcla. Va.. 9"NP
CIDd lib ..... ~I ·--COD• grataJaW Lt. CoL IICiddy oa
Jlla ....-otioa ,_ -..jew. Lt.
CoL lltlddy la d• ..._. about
llatda 20.. (V. S. llalae C.,..
pboto).
New Street in West Newport
Planned, Association Is Told
Proposed plans for necessary
street surfacing. sewers. curbs
and sidewalks In the West New-
port area were described by City
Engineer J. B. Webb at the West
~ e w po r t Improvement Assn.
mt>etlng Friday n ight In Newport
&-ach City Hall. President Har·
old Arthur presided.
~r. Webb g a v e Individual
properly owners estimates on the
coru of the proposed work. The
Improvement project ls due for
City Council action In the Jlear
future. Mr. Webb described plans
for a new 40-foot street to ex-
tend from Balboa Blvd. to 54th
St. between Seashore Dr. and
Coast Hwy.
A road crossing or the electric
tracks on 47th St. to permit
motorists reach ing Seashore Dr.
instead of driving to 36th St. or
Orange St.. was urged by the
members. A letter was ordered
sent to the City Council to make
the Improvement which would
include the purchase of a lot 330
feet long and 30 feet wide on the
west side of the street to permit
the widening of 47th St.
Irs. La•• FIMipl
Dill If Ace If 56 1 Slrfsi•ra 01•
Elects Ell F11.._
I Funt>ral services r o r Mrs. I
L All Fl 55 t A19 Edwin Fln'>ter or Cliff Havt>n :tJra ce anagan, . o ..
1
d
1
d
Abhi<' w11y. Costa Mesa. were became the newly e N'te ea er
h 1 .. T d I G I Ch I I or the SurfsldPrs Dance Club at
f' '1 UP ay n raue ape · their election danC'e held last <'fl '-t.t M('S3 . Rev. Craig Cartt>r. k d th Will 1 k c f. h Ch h r Re wee en at (' ow C' oun-pal>tor o t e urC' o ·
I . · "'-1 f S t A 1 try Club. Dr. Lester VIerling was tt:tous .,._. ence o an a na. .
o caat .
Ralpb 1118'8 ot cbro~ ct..l Mar
was e1ec:tA8cl..-.«~ent ol the Har-
bor Area Toastmasters Club at
the election meetinc Tuaday
evenJnc a t Newport H a r b o r
Yacht Club. He succeeds Bam
Crum, also of Corona del Mar.
Other new ottlcus are Dave
Gardner of Costa Mesa, vtee
presiden t ; Steve Sm1th of New-
port Hellbts, secretary; VInce
Pickup of Costa Mesa. treasurer;
Bill Rainey of Costa Mesa, edu-
cational chairman; Horace Clark
of Newport Heights. sergeant-at-
arms.
Betrothal of
Char Six Told
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kelly, 4Z7
El Modena, Newport Heights. an-
nounce the engagement or their
daughter. Charlene Kay Six, to
John J. Sailors, son of Newport
City Manager and Mrs. John
SaJiors. al110 of Newport Heights.
Both or the young people are
graduates of Newport Harbor
High School and are now stu·
dents a t Orange Coast College.
John. who spent fowr years In
the Air Force. Is president of the
student body at OCC.
...... ..... -... of Aaj ...
Vlejea ... -..... ....... wttb
-..~ Judge ••bert a..... left. 'Cit tbe -aal
Pinal approval was given to
the following ordinances la st
week by the Newport City Coun-
cil:
e Designating Miramar Dr. on
Balboa Penins ula a s a one-way
street, east-bound
e Requiring registration of
persons convicted of any felony
or of misdemeanors Involving
narcotics and hypnotic drugs. e Authorlzlng the pollee de·
partment to di.,pose o! un-
claimed proJ>('rty by public sale
after being held for six munths 81r'ap •II Trah
Phi~~tla UIRIICIII
Garbage and trash collectJons
remain the same In the city, aJ.
though the charge for fi ve col-
lections a week for business
firms requesting it was dropped
this week. Street Supt. Blll
Covert reports.
0111111 •• , .....
Is Set It( T•sllar
--"-9 Ia tbe ...... c-t
eo-try Club. Left to riPt ...
Judge Ca:rd.Der. J, LeaJJe ltef-
....... a... Paul lloore
Wbeeler CIDd T-lletldenoL
~--................ t.be cou.atry dab for huadu a a.
Coeeta of tbe group at tbe
luacbaoe weft iDJtiated as
''peoaa. ..
Founder of Toastmaster Clubs
Is Corona del Mew Resident
The founder and educatmn.lll The> C'lub-. a~e located in e,·ery
director of Todstmastl't's lnttor ..;t..tte In thP l nwn hut Vermont
· 1 D R 1 h s dJ d I <~ntl nne I'> b4.'1ng organaU'd th4.'re. natlona · r a P me t>)". an Dr medl£>y hat~ reported The
Mrs. Sme-dley have mo\'t>d from t"Ju h-. a ls1.1 function an Canada.
Santa Ana lo 320 Orch id A vi'. Al.hk.t. Phlllppin(' l'>lands. Eng·
Corona del .\1ar. land. St•otland. Grt>(l'nland and
Dr. Smedle-y or~anlzt'd the !irst th£> \\"(•SI Indies
Toastmaster ('lub In Santa Ana Dr. Smedley s£>rve as edUf'.l
In 1924. lht> mf'mbers bi'ing in uonal director at th(' lntt>rna
terMied In learning to '>f>('a k be twnal headquartt>rs located at
tore an audtence by practke. 111~ W. Eaghth St . Santa Ana
·'Tht.>re was no Idea to enlargE' wher£> 2S persons are t>mpln}t'fl
thl.' group:· Dr SmedlE>y sah1 Coplt>S of The Toastma:.ter maR·
Other clubs startl"d being !nrmed azlne for March mailed thrvugh
ao; memb<'rs movt'd to othN the Santa Ana I>O"t offtl·e
towns and •JthN men lc:u ned wt>lghed thrt>E' tun.... Tht> mag.t
about the idea. A total nf 1 ;)10 Lint" IS pnnted 1n • .tnl..t .~···'
dub are C'ha rtered at pres4'nt T\\u mult tlHh !Jrf''•f'' :n the-
with n£>w on<'S bf>tng organtud tnternallonal olft• f" r.• ,l...-•1 Itt
at tht> rate of onto 3 cia} ThP pnnt edu' alluna l 'T •..-n,tl
total ml'mbershap is 15 ()()1 The Dr ~mt'dlt>) ... wt I • r '' •·! t ..
clubs a re llmlte<l to 30 m£>mbt>r" Cor•ma del ~1M lw • '"" ! •· llkPd
-----tht• i•x·.ttum \\ I'· ,. I 1•, r h.•m
The Cafe Re,.rter
it'"K'Idlf> 4.'dllllr ·I Tl • T•··•''
m.s'h'r m.t)l.tnn•· II\•·· '' 7_~,
\1 trl~ulcl A\1• l • •r . l• \:...r
ll..tm l rum .... r···· .. It. I t th•
L ... , . .., 1 ... Bll jlo<.al Tu.t,tm.t~lc•r .ul .'\t· .. h Mnar.. ·' ,. \\ " n ;~n., 1
\,. h · h t I"!'Wt't .. at ti ·:Jil pIll ••" I I ••, II\ , f' Pr arP annuun.:tn~ t ,. ·~ j
I r th D f R tr tht' .\"p ·,\('otTI llH~•••' \t ht m.t op<>nang o t>tr n 1 ··~·:n
1111111'1
Llll IIIIET
By the tJme you read thla we
hope SaJlle's game neht arm Ia
back In the groove ... whlppl.nc
out her whimsical chatter. Bet
10 to 1 you'U hear about her va-
cation at thE' desolate cte.rt
seeking the healing power ... ol
solitude and old sol. If we know
Sallie. sht>'s discovered Iota of
edible new Ideas to reminisce
about
Ill COM fOU doa't li:Dow •• ,
it'a oa.ly oae ... lr to IUcbCII'd'•
6th A.DAiftnary Sale • • -...
moat Ullhelin~-6 wbele
yean ... Picked out tbe priaM
fOU WGDt the IDO&teft ~f P'rf-
dcrf, Uae l!ttb. .. '11 ... lr tbNe
proud wiD.Den to cart off a
becruWul aew C. E. CIIEST
TYPE F II E E Z E a . . . C. L
At1TO)CATIC CLOTilES Dft-
EJt •.• aDd 115-t CAP'P'EJIS
AlfD SATTLER EUTE CAS
R.AJirCE. Saturdcry. tbe 20tb. la
the day to will tbat buge C. L
OPRICRT FOOD FRE~ •••
CONBIXATIOJf C . £. AUTO-
MATIC WASBU AlfD DIITEII
cmd GAFFERS AlfD SA T"rLEII
1954 DELOU: CAS R.A.JfCE
WITH ... T.I .T ...• (top bwa·
er hmttr) ••. Doa't for~t •••
DeposJt youz fzee tic.Jreta .•.
DCIIDe cmd all ..• ~Uahle at
ltJcbard'a Chec.katGDda.
ttl · ed
1
elected n ee president. Mrs. Don
~trs. Flanagan died Saturday aid PetNson S«'retary and Don
. . Anderson treasurt'r. 10 her home. She wus a nat1ve ,.. be f h bo d f ;•aem rs o t t> new ar o of Wallasey County, England. dl WIJII Be t 1 It
Busln<$S areas get service five
times a week and residential
areas two garbage and one trash
collect ion a week. .Monday and
Thursday garbage collections are
made on Balboa Island, Little
I land. Shore Clilts. Corona
Highlands. Harbor Island. Bea-
C'On Bay, Bay Shores· and from
the west jetty through Balboa to
26th St. In Newport Beach. Tues.
day and Friday garbage collec-
tions are made in Corona del
Mar. Lido lsle. Newport Heights.
CUU Haven· and 26th St. to west
c lty 11 rnJ ts.
A canasta marathon w ill be
held nt>xt Tuesday e\enlng by
members of the Wom£>n's FE>l
lowshlp or the Corona del Ma r
Community ChurC'h and thE.'ir
frit>nds. Mrs John ~"'!~far of BaJ .
boa, ways and means t•hnlrman.
announce-d that "m;:\11 parttf''>
will b<' ht>ld in \ artt•U~ h•>m£>'>
d uring the <'Vt>nlng anc1 th t des
serts will be Sf'rvt>d a t 7:30 p.m
ResNvat ion-. may h•· madP with
Mrs. Lal\ta r a t Harbor 0628-J fur
the parties and a dditional ho<;t
esses a re ne<'dl"d.
!'lt'ak hou:-;e a nrl erot·kt a II j,u ll..!t• l"l" 11
111 thE' n<>w Andrt>Sf'n bulldtn~ .tt
~tarlj.Nld Ave anrl (",oa-.1 Ht~h New Trial in FREE GRf K'ERIE.S FREE
Wd}" Cowna d£>1 ~lar Th<> fiatt> PRE~11l"~1S FR£E EATS
III I 25 , rectors are am r u e • and came to Ca om a )ears Leo de los Rlos, Dr. Robert Clan-I~ tnd:l y IThursd.ly • li u~h D··v·•ng Case h.t shoppt>r .. "'ho get d .. lucky Hu~m report'> that Cher s Inn \ tar on theu cash reg1st~ r~-ago. She had lived In Costa d Ro~rt Blair and Donald Mesa for the past 15 years. Sur-er.
Moving from Shore Cliff to
Emerald B.ay ls "'ttln. Gabrielle
Allen. Her home at 177 Shore-
cliff Rd. has ~ntly bt't'n pur·
chased by ~tr. and ~Irs :\1 .\f
Culver, formerly u! F .lllbrook
and &>aron Bay.
at the formeT location of Gen.-·s "elpts durln.a our tO-day ~lebra•
Res taurant In Corona del Mar. Tht> Cit) of Xe\\-port ~ach f tion. You'U feast, too. Jl you vfalt \'lvors are her hWiband. Clarence
1
Ferguson_. _____ _
o. Flanagan, and a daughter NEXT WEEK nOCLAJ:IIED
Patricia Jane Wimmer. of the AS ClJU. SCOUT WEEK
home address: a son. Dean A.
s hould be done with rt>modellang h,t, ~n ~amt"d a nt>w trutl In our hostE'SS rorn~ wh~ fa-
in tim£> for OJ)<'ntng around thf' tht• m 311..1 :,¥; JUcit:mf'nt ~r,t nlf>rf mtliar Rtchard" foods will ~
Flanagan, ot Costa Mesa: two Mayor Norman Miller o! ~t>W·
s tL'p daughters. Mrs. Raymond I port Beach issued a proclama·
Ray o! Altadena and Mrs. Claude tion this week proclaiming next
CarE.'y ot Garden Grove: her week as Girl Scout Week. This
mother. Mrs. Emma J. Hardy, o! will ~ the first time that Girl
Costa ME.'sa and a sister and two Scout Week will be observed In
brothers. :\1arch. the date having been
Trash coll~ons are made on
Balboa Is land and !rom the west
jetty to Seventh St .. Balboa. on
Monday: Corona del Mar. south
of highway, a nd Shore Cliffs.
Tuesday. and Corona Highlands
and from Seventh St .. Balboa. to
26th St.. Newp ort Beach. on
Wl'dnesday. The Thursday tras h
collections are made on Little
Is land and 26th St . 1\"ewport
Beach. to west city limits. Fr-Iday
trash collections art> made on
Lido Isle. Nt'\\'l>Ort Heights and
Cliff Haven.
~orth to Pasadena \\ill I{O ~Irs
Maudf' Flatht>r of 615 PolnSt'llla
Ave . Corona dt>l ~tar ~fu\ ing to
that ac1dr<'Ss W ill b(' Capt. :tnd
:\frs. S V Laub Capt and ~fr '
Laub ha\c be-t'n llvin~t tn Cornna.
where th4.'y wNe stttlloned Jl tht>
~aval Hospital h£>fore Capt
Laub·s r('Cenr rNiremt>nt from
the ~avy Both the h oUM'S \\t're
sold by R. L. Strickler. Harhm
ar('a rt>altur.
midrlle nf )larch . . Tht> Frtd..1y U 1' ld II ,,,, k 1 1 ut ft,,._.,ml'.ld I 'I sampled by SO! litE' ably a~<>L. tt'd
noon grnup that u,.;f'd to mN>t a t ~upNI•Ir < rrt ·~ J 1., : 1 b.) Barbara Lnn~ '' hu > ou'll re·
Gt>ne rand n1lW IS gatht>rtng :11 The• )"'tllh ',fft>r•··l 1 ~~·rma mPmber ht>ll)f'd wrap tho~ bt>au
the Drift R"om1 hao; rN£>1\t>rl a m•nr "Ptndl tn•u-) 1' 1'\:n.c fr •m tlful Chn.,tm.l~ Gl fh m Sant.l
notl' from Gene Bot>ro--fmm ha.-. a fiX'k lnlol tht' h ~~ near th£> Shanty la:-.t l>eN-mbt>r
old home to" n of Tortn•> •Turan I shore ~of C •ror .1 c!t·l \t.u I ..... ,
Italy• ... R£>mt>m!)('r m<> In tho• yt>ar Alturnf'~., Stt>\•'"1' F.tn: •
gang:· wmte Gt>n<' ..\nuth<>r anc1 Z B \\"•'"l rvprf''t'rt 1/'t' ,., I
Thursdav Cashion shuw as being In lht• ... uu ..In•! ~nd th••
held at \·aHa :\Iarina Rf'staur.tnl I yuuth ",\ .... nt-J:lt~~ Att•lfno'~'
toda~ Participating are Brc1gg-. for thf' }"Uth t•latml'd that thP
t"naque Shnp. Ltlrne,.; Fram't'' cuy should h,\\ <' Pr•'' 1 ntl'<l u~l'
:"\urton Shops. PE'tite \'rtlf' a nrl of thl' rt'<'k b~ mt>.U'' .,f '';;:n ..
Rul£>·-. nf Callfornld, with rom I barnt>r~ or llfeo guar•h
0
.... '-~..,.-r" ............. _
~-.... ,,IIMI(!
You're .Uwa)S right
when you ~ Old
Colony's Sdectone
S)'Stem. Simply
choose colors from
Sdeaone chips,
compare with your
furnishings, order those you
w.tnt, rhen paior! <408 modem
colors itt flat. semi-g.loss and
full gloss. Drop io roday.
We will be glad to bdp you.
uo•~ •
CIIWI IIDWIIE
'"A IIOVIDOLD
DEPAWI'IOIIT nou• .
-We Clft C..... ltaape-
IIAUO. D1 aa eo.t al9d. c.-del Me
changed to colntide with the
42nd anniversary of Girl Scout·
lng In this country on March 12.
JlrO'nCE OF PV8LJC SALE
Notice Is hereby given that
on Thursday, the 1s t day o!
April. 195-l, at the hour of 10:00
o'clock. a.m.. at 22-t ~<'wpnrt
Blvd .. Newport &>al'h, Calafornla.
the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction the following f>('r
sonaJ property:
Furniture. household goods.
furnishings. record playt>r. <'1.),·
tume jewelry, Phllco Televasion
set. mJscellaneous foreign rolns.
luggage. Said auction and sale
will be made under and by vir·
tue or Section 1861 tal of the
Code of ClvU Procedure :tnd for
the purpose ol satisfying the lien
of the undersigned on aid prop.
erty belonglng to RANDALL
PACE ln the aum or $215.00, to·
gether wlth the costs of said
sale.
Dated: March lat. 1954.
CHARLES H. KOHLMAN
Publish: Marcll 4, 11. 18. 25, 1954
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
THE ENSIGN, HA-1114
For ........... en•elopes c.t
I TIRE THEn ATTEMPTED
------------------------TBRtE 80TS ARAESTED
ml'ntarv and models b} \"Nn.l 1 ~llllt'r Charm ~hool Dr. w. c. s.i .. F-ral ' TRIED ~l PER CI111LA YF.T""
Th<' fina l bus iness meeting of Newport P o I I c e arr<';;t<'l1 a • SL"PER t'tl(li.AS ~l"PEP.'
P.f'cent gut'"lS at tht> H url('~ IS Heltl II PISIIIMI qt11>1t• .1•1<1 unq untt• m' T\' ...,,, the retiring board for the rom -I Pa ramount boy, 16. un ch.1rgt'~
blned Corona del Mar and Ha r-ot attempted J>('lly th£>ft and lark
bor VIew Schools PTA will be or parental rontrol and a ~nrth
held tonight 1 Thursday • at the Long Beach boy. II. and ..t Para
home or Mrs. Robert Gardner. mount boy, 13. for lack of par
320 Evening Canyon Rd., Shore ental control at 10:09 p m ~.H
Cliffs. Co-hostesses will be Mrs.. urday. Polt<'t" charged that th4.'
M)•let Porter. Mrs. Robert Olan. first youth attempted to ~teal a
der and Mr . John Ne!L new tire from a sen•ict• station
8<>11 Inn. <:or•)l'1.1 11<'1 ~tar \\('ff' ,. 1 t r~ 11 th•'} ... wt :'\o
\fr anol ~~r~ A~a Call nf Lido Or Wa ll lam Ch Hh•.o -:.muh ; hr11k1•n huttlt•" t • •"olltll'ncl "llh
1-..le anrf lht>ir c;un ard rfdul'!htN· uf 2:?'.! litll'l llr l "r ''"' 11"1 \!.tr a 11 i ~~ ,lf ,jJI, nu df'Pfl""
In Ia\\. lh£' Ll£>well} n Bt~by·,., a Tl"llfE'c1 (\rth0<1nntl"l •llf'•l rr
11f u •n .:! Bl'•ach. )lr-1--.lbt>ll£>· day In Pac;adt>na .lftt'r .1 lrn,ePr
~1\t•.l ••f BalhtM Island and ang lllnt>s.c; Dr Smith ".l ... hnrn p.trl~ .1: •1 \lr and ~IN H in Dunm lllf' C tf',t I .tn.l .mw
l ' thf' l ""liC'>l .;: lit'' " ,l ._,,} $( heno k u{ B.l) ~hnre~ a no:! P.l~'l·
During the business meeting at 518 Coast Blvd., Corona c1t>l
tlt>n.t HI' '" "lin 1\ t'•1 h~ '"'' .... on, Dr
l'.hllem.lll Smtth •f t'pr •r • l••l
to be ronducted by Mrs . Harvey :\far. by throwing It over the sta · ,._ C J\ .i t';J I' "l ., r !'e E~s q-
Pease. president. a report will be I tlon roof. The station attendant t:>r "OS ,.,...,t'o -''e re; .. h! Col
made by ways and means chair-called pollee. , H.,•bor I <4 -1 I I 5 c)nd oro .. e ~~·
man. Mrs. Ray Hall. on the chil·l • o • • • • • • o • o • o o o o • • • o • • • • o • o o • • o o '
dren·s magician show held Sat-From fhe POUCE BLOMR
\f,>r .Inti r.nhc•rt -.r •t ,f p ''·'
dl'na unt' 11uc"l••·r \Jr, F.
J<!<'IIP F1t>l•l F:n~IH ,.f ~IPrr.t
~1.lc1r<' 1 ,~..,IN \Jr.. Alh.'ll'' 1
Smith Bt•ll nf I I' .td 1 fo•Ur
gTandC'hil11rt•n .1nri 't'\l'n .:r<'ll
grand, htldn•n
urday at the Port Theatre. Ap·
proximately 900 tickets w«>re 0 o a 0 0 0 • 0 0 o a 0 0 e 0 a 0 0 0 o o o a 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 t 0
sold, raising S225 for Harbor Cars driven by Vernon F. Steen VIew and Coron a dt>l Mar PTA Mrs. Bradfo >rtt "hilt> they "'cr<'
a:<.l{'('p at ~::i ,, m \!.tr<'h I
C01rol Ht'bnf'r otf 31" L..irK'<pllr
Avt-.. Corona dc>l !\t.u "1'> lrt•a t
P11'11th11~ Preltllll
AUIIIIIrJ ... Tillie
projects. Aa.slstlne Mrs. Hall with and Herman Nelson, both of
tickets were roommotb• cbalto North Hollywood. wer.-lnvoh-ed
men Mrs. Stacy Morgan and Mrs.
Porter. • • •
in an accident with a parked f bt'
car registered to J ames E. ~tt:~· ~· ~h~·:~i;:.n:dtf'~~-K~;:: A brlt>f r~pcm on the ln~tltute
Grubbs, of m Larkspur Avt-.. neth Knapp, nf 319 ~largut-rlte on unwt'd parenthood. !~ponS<ln"d
d 1 M t Po A Ave .. "orona del :\1ar ft>b 28 . . . by the l 'nh·t>rslty of CftlitC>rnia Corona e ar. • PPY ve o.c e'\tt'n ion dlvU on In RtVf'f'"'lde and Coast Blvd .• F~. 2S ... Cus A cl\t'nlllt.> bt>dsprl."ad \U~ tolt'n
1
h ,
1
l\t
driven by NornuLn Jf. Wakt'man. !rom a room In thl." ta~to Mott-l. 3 t mont was lfoV£>n 1Y · r.
1 A D-Jt)Oa b 610 Coast ""'·'". Xewport Bfoach. F J CINll')' at the Ja.;t ml.'t'llng of 119 Apo t'na w .. '"' · poll ....... r""pon-... Fl'b 28 . A ""'· of tht" N«-wpon Harb.lr Au"har~ land. and Wayne £. ~. of "" ...-.,.... ~
ITS PBOBUL T A FACT
THAT LOTS OF TOV All£
WOKDEIIDfC WBATS COOK-
IX' FOil LENT • • • W £ L L •
TllA T"S WHAT WE'RE BEU
FORI S E R V £ SOME OP'
' CARL'S FIIIICKY P' I S • • • •
FUUCKT. 8ECAVS£ JT LOVES
TO 8£ SlfOTBEilED WJT1I
JOE'S DELECTAILE TAftU
SAUCE • • • SCIIVIIPnOUI
FDnfM KADDJE roa '"PAS·
TIDIOOS P'ASTEa• IS A 8I:IT
SE.I.I.D CONS L&JrTD I&A-so• UCII TEA&. Tin' IT 1W:K
COVDIET WAY ••• IOAK I
It-was both a busln85 and
social gathering at the recent
meettne ot the Newport Elemt-n-
tary School PTA. held at the
Udo Isle ho~ ol Mrs. A. V.
Jonee Jr. Followt.nc the business
meetlnc. a baby shower was held
fc. Mrs. John 1. SllteJds. past
president of PTA. and Mrs. A. L
~bure. audJtor.
I I mm. "am•r• ,-a.lu ..... at .,120 "nd of the-Children's Homt' ~~et~ Bakersfield, Wfte ln\'0 ''ed n an • ..-.. ......, • ot C~li!ornt3 accident ~nUy at Newport a pair of binoculars \'alued at I
Blvd. and 23rd St. ... The Sht'll B.SO v.-to~ stolen from the Lido Th<' lunt-heon mHting wu
• ht'ld In thto hom4" of M"-TN! Mulne Dodlt on Balboa laland Salon of k auu. 3-UO~ VIa Q\1atl. 177 £ Ba . Front Balboa
POVWDI OP TIDCK na.&.n'l
... DUIW .•. ft..ACa Gil U
OLIVE oa. COATD -•••
AJfD COYEa CIOIOL.na.Y
....,... ICALDD 1111.&. UD
U.U UOVT .... GIG.
A IIOO&Uft OYaL a..
PVU.Y DMOft 'Ia fiL.
LEnonoa~
JII.Aft'D ........ Willi
• • • was enteftd by ~ne who ()porto, N..a"PPtt ~ach. Pauline Island. Mrs.. W D Schork, au • broke the claa In Uae docw near CUrran. of that addl'HS f'tPOrt~
Saturda.y Ia the date for the th h dl b ~ ... 1 t k ,_... ..., . . . APPtoX1mate'" ..vl lllary pres1<k'nt. lnttodul'fod t-'0 Carnival at Ute Horace Enslen e an e ut nVUI ftC •a.s • · ...... 410 "' ...-n...-• m~mbtora. Mnl. HMtt'ard ~. Edward Nellon. 214lt Ola-worth ol nickles In a cloth baa Lawwon or Balboa and Mrs A. v . Scbool Jl'OUR..._. ~neflt f(w mond A" .. Balboa l.aland. told were atoJ~n from VInce's Cafe. J() f Lido
1 1
H081
the Newp<wt and Enslen Sdtoola pollc.. Feb. 38 ••. A car cttlv-en 630 31Jit SC~ ewporr ••""· po-, 11" 0 '~'
PrA. The hou,. are 2 to 8 p.m. by Mn.. £.E. Eleet. '72. oltnt'tt Lke ~ notlfied P~. ~ ..• -.ft'e Mr& Chul~ Ullman. M.rL
Tbe<re wtll be snack& dinner. W. l&l~ Blvd .• N4!Wpoft IMda. Cars ol..Lols M. Parry, 223 Or-W. A. Beotlt and M.ra. Clu.ry. Mrt.
(Oftee tor JUit a nkhl. and lob tore the lett ...., fft\ct.r ot pua. d\tcl A\-... Corona lkl Mar. and K~nnecJ\ Boettcher, Ht'4lrta anCI
of booths. rountry ~. movt. Lna Newport polb car * Of· ~oe A. SmJth. ot su Oc-ean F'lov.~ aau l"~a1 ehalrma..,
ancJ cartoons, ~~ and C'Oll· tnted by ~ ~ Lau.rtn Blvd.. Corona del Mat, wee In· ff'P<Wtt'd It •at a ll"t ftnan •
nm coo•••• u.w•
IOWMD OWD 'Ia 1W ••• aa-..aww-.•q a
-OO'f·---.~ .... ... ....... ,. tftt.&. and Oll'lcer Earl •Mbadt. In vol~ In a.n at'cldent ln ftont clat •~
ao alley et that adchea Feb. » or 5U Ot-Ma Blvd. hb. 27 • . . -----------"'""=;_:---o-~....._ __ ...__ ........ __ _
An your prin~nq needs wiN be .•. Dean lradfard, of 3Z1 Snuc Hl eon'a bk')'tt. wu ~~toa.n from
hendled. con.,.uantfy end ~-H.,._ act. cwr lla""-daued tM fldl at ~pwt llaftor eouslv •n the, ~telv-.qu.p.of 1M WM .,.._to eapture a 14 U'nlon Rtp 9dMJol. ~ Ball,
... Job Prlntinq ~· .. J.S.,..-olcl prow .. .., •· ot 11M......,. A: 0.. ....
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fC' ~~C:C:... ~~: -... title Mclnw fll ». ud told ,..,. M. 21~
,
PAGE ElGin'
•ana unn .. a ams
N011CE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that th~ Board o.t Supervisors of
Oranee County Harbor District
will r~lv~ bids for the follow·
lng work which Is located a t the
Balboa Yacht Club, Newpo r t
Beach :
Construction of aproxlmate·
Jy 143 lineal teet of steel sheet
piling bulkhead wlt.h rein·
forced concrt'te coplne and tie
back sy stem.
Relaying and construction of
a ppro.xlmately 165 lineal fet>t
of storm d ra in pipe, with catch
basin In place.
Bids are wanted for the e ntire
project. The Boar'd of Supervisors
n~11erves the nght to reject any
and a ll bids.
All or said work and materia l!',
except suc.-h m att'rlals as a re to
be furnished by Orang<' County
Ha rbor District shall be fur
nishNi in a<·t•orunnc:e ''ilh p lans.
spedfka t ions and form c•ontrac-t
to be execuwd by the ... u<Tess!ul
b idder. a ll no" (In file in lh<' e>f·
fice of the County CINk. N C ·CJf •
flclo Clerk of the Board I'Jf Su·
too 1 s not separately
classified herein . 2.26
Powder m an 2.41
Electrician-Journeyman 3.10
Flagman . .. 2.05
Watchman . . l.!n
Sandblaster 'tNo:uleman l 2.50
Sandblaster (Pot Tender! 2.24
Tar and Mortarf9an 2.10
A-Frame (Boom Truck) 2.65
Apprentice Engineer. In·
cludlne Fireman. Oiler
and Greaser ... 2.23
Air Compressor Opera tor 2.35
Concrete Mlxer Operator-
paving type and mobile
ml.xer .. · ....................... 2.75
Concrete Mixer Operator-
Skip Type . . 2.50
Heavy Duty Repairman 2.65
Hea vy Duty Repa irman-
Helper 2 23
Pile Driver 0 J)f'rnt<lr 2.88
Pump Opera tor 2.35
Tractor Operator -Bull·
dozer. Ta mper. 5<·raper
Or Drag Typf' shovel or
Boom Attachments 2.65
Unlvf'rsul F:qulpment Op·
<'rator -Shovel. Drag.
line. D c.-r ri c k . l)('rrlck
Bar,s~f'. C I a m l' h e I I or
Cram• 2
pervlsor-.. Truck Drivers -Dump
Plans. Spedfkatlons and tJtht>r Truc·k of le:-s than 4
C'(lntract documt>nt form« "'111 bt• yards water lt'V<'l 2 13
a vaila ble for exa mination w ith· Truck DrivE-rs -Dump
lln•tMU. •-OCC I AIIMACLIJ
K.a u.,d. ... ,....w ...... .
............... ej .... .
.... eld ·-··tz·ttpe ....... ... ..., ............. LJoord. ...... ,.. ........ _ ,._
................. M8 ....
-.ada --... --..... .,..... old.
..... ,.. K.a ........ C.U·
............. J .... a-.... .
MtpiatM........W ... ...
'l'be ................... u.t.d ......... -.~ .... .....
........... Weatera
Vatted ...._ _. 0...... ..
.,aac.d MCODd Ia t.be dowallW
ClOIDpetitJOD of tJae ~
1A9toD c.bclllaploaablpe I a a t .......
Ill c1 ... A coaapetltiOD et
BoUdcry BW. a lfortbena Call·
fonaJa aJd COWM. be WOD third
place bODorL TWo ... a avo
be woa the Dick Sprla9er Me·
morial Cla:Dt-S1alom.
out charge and cople ma) be Trucks of 4 yards bul
secured at tht> offi<:e of the Or· less tha n 8 yards wa ter
Oil Narcb 13·14. Kea will
partidpate Ia the 0 . S. Cbam·
plOD&bJpe Ia dowublll alcl101D
at Aapea. Colcwado thea oa to
Sua Valley, Idaho for tbe Bar·
rlmcm Cup llaen OD tbe 21at
cmd 22D4 of Narcb. 8oth an
cmaual m"ta.
J[ea ~ to IDCllre tbe
Olympics cmd be9aD pnmag
bla lateDtlou with bla UOW•
lag at Ciaat Slaloaa et BoU·
day BW 1aat ... a.cs.
KEN UOYD
angt> County Harbor Enginet>r. level 216
1500 Bayside Drive. Newport Welder -lntld ('nta l to
Beach. Califor nia, upon d«.>posit the trade he works w ith 2.83
ot Ten Dollars 1$10.001 per set. f{OUDAYS:
Speeclng _Drivers Arrested
which deposit Is a g uara ntee That the follow ing days are
tha t the plans and specifications recognized as holidays: Every
will be return«.>d In good condi· Sunday In the year. c.-xcf.'pt as
tion to lhf> Harbor Eng lnet'r not otherwise providf'd herein. New
la tt>r tha n tc.-n 1 IOJ days after Year's day, Decoration day, In·
bids on the project havp been df>pendenct> day, La bor day.
opent'd. and IS liablf> to forfeiturt> ArmlstiC'e d a Y, Thanksg iving
if the dr awing.; and sped fka· rlay. and Chrlstma!-day If any
tlo.ns are not SH returned wit~ln of thE' above holidays should fall
sa1d time Tht> pla ns and speclfl· on Sunday , thf> 1\tondav follow·
cations are tht> prop<'rtY of th<' 1 1ng sha ll be l'Onsldt>rc•d a IP~al
Orangt-Count) HMbor Engineer holiday. Work on .. uch dav shall
ing Df'pa rtmrnt. and arf' loaned !)(' paid fc>r at th s d · . d 'd I b' I d <' un a} lln to the hi der untl 11 s arf.' ue. holiday overtlmt' rlllf• of thf> <'raft
Thf> deposit shall nut be ron-Jn\'olved ~o wt,rk '-hall b<' re-
strued to be the purcha~ pnce qulrt>d on Labr~r D.ty f>X<'t>Pt in
o f any part of thest> drx•ument~. ra~f' nf rxtrc>m" ur~l'n<·y when
Bidders are req uested, should life a nd property ; ... 1n immin<'nt
tht>y dPCidf' ncJt ti'J submit a bid. danger
tf1 rt'turn the plans and 'lpedfi·
cation:. a!-soon as po~iblt• a fter l':"IFOR.\t O\'F:RTI \IE R:\TES:
~uc·h IIN'Ision i mad<' Whert> <l l-Jngl(• ~hlft .... wmk~>d.
Each hid 'lhall I><' marl<> out on !'l~ht huur · •Jf t'tHIItnunu ... rm·
pluym<'nt. f'X<'f>pt for I u n t· h a form tu b<' uht,tined at the of·
fief' of the Orange Cc1unty Har·
bor Engineer. a nd sha ll he ac-
companied by a c f' r 1 I f I e
cashier's check or a bidder bond
In a sum not less than t('n per
c<'nt tin', 1 r;f thf' am ount bid.
.;aid r h('<"k or bond II• hf' made
pPriod" sh all <'On"tltutf' a day's
work. beginn ing on .\1onday a nd
rough Fraday of each week.
herf.' work Is rpqulrc.-d In ex<"Ms
of eight 1~1 houN nn any one
day or on holiday.;. such work
"hall bl' paid for 111 onf' and ()nt>·
half limf'" thr hii~Jt' ratf' of payablf' to Ora ngP Count~ Ha r
hor Dl'itrlrt Rirl'< <:hall ht> re· ""d~f'l'.
o·PivNI anrl filNI with th<' Counry It "h.tll hP m.lndator} upon
Clerk of (lrangf' County f'X of· lht• ('nntr..u·tnr '''"hom t hl' N>n·
fwth ( l•·rk nf thi'-Board nn m tr.wt I~ ·'"driiNI ,tnrl UJ:Km .1ny
hpf11r,. Tur">cl.t) thP 2.'lrc1 rl.t~ of 'utw·untr.u·flor undN him Ill p.ty
:'.tan·h. 1!1;'>1. at 2 :1Ml ro'rlur•k I' .\1 not If'<;~ th.tn thf' "Pf'C'Ifll•ll r.t lf'~
of .... tlrl d a ). and "'ill tw qpr·nPd in thr-'''t·c·ution CJ! ... aid t'tHHrowt.
<incl puhlldy rrall on th.tl d.ttf' Tht> ''H'C'<'SSful hldrler "Ill bf'
1n thf' r•H •m ,,f thf• Bo<trrl ••f Su I fi'(1 Utr<'il t•• furnl1-h a faithful
IJPrVtl'nr ... 1n tht• Cman1;. c .. urt Y"rfnrmanr(• !)(mfl In an _amount
Hnu ... r• :o; • .nta Ann nran~,. ('11un Pqual In f1ft y pe-r epnt • ,::,()'. 1 of
t y C'.tllfornaa lhl' r·ontr:lrt vrk r anrl a labor
Thf' .tb<IH ' ml'ntion<>•l , hc•r k ••r .tnt! matf'rlal bonrt In an amnunt
hronrl ... h~tl l ht• gl,r·n ;1!. guarttll·l "(fUdl to Clft } PN l'f'nt t50', I of
tf.'r• th.tl th" hlflriPr "'111 rntN thr contract prkf'. which bond
into th,. rnntr:11 t on lhf' form 'h<tll prnvld<• that If th(' pf'rson
a., s, •• ~i•c c~rc•
to 138 Dlrillc 1113
The ="ewport Beach Harbor De·
pa rtmt>nt a rrested 136 boat op .
E'rators on charges of s~lng In
thf> harbor during 1953, Harbor
Mastf.'r Russt'll E. Cr aig h as rt"'·
ported to the Newport Beach
City Counrll a nd the Orange
County Ha rbor Commission. The
bay spc.>ed limit Is five miles an
hour In thf> lowt-r bay
Motorists charged with peed-
lng rf'('('ntly by Newport poliC'e
Included Margaret H. Ma r·hall.
449 Flower St.. Costa Mesa. for
40 In a 25-mlle zone. 15th St. and
Irvine Ave., Newport Helehts;
Edwin T. Enoctl Jr.. Cabanas
Marinas. Nt-wport Beach. 50 In
a 25-mlle zone. Balboa Bl vd. and
36th St.. Newport; Richard 8.
Hodge, llO<P., W. OC'ean Front.
Newport Beach. with 40 In a 25·
mile zone. Balboa Blvd. and 16th
St.. Newport ; James R. Webb.
101 1, Via Antl b(>s. Lido lslf'. 50
Totals of otht>r actlvltlf.'S dur-Ci d
lng tht' Yt'ar includf.' 17 firE' calls. In ermen 22 rescuf.' c-all .... 33 assists to la rgf.' I
boat-.. flO a'>~ist<: to sma ll boats
• tnd lnvPstlgau nns n! 2-1 boats H F •d '
brokf'n Into In !-lips and 11 boats ere r1 ay
btokf'n into <II moorln~s The til.'·
panmc.-nt al<;(l mad<' IR arrl.'st:; ·
othN than SJ>l"<'d found and de Thi<~ coming Friday. March 5.
·troyt>d 18 dt>rellets, held 246 Piratf.'S host LA Ha rbor JC here.
rowboats for identification and then met>t Riverside, Mar<'h 12. to
re-t urn. listed 111 rowboats lost I start Eastern Conference compe-
and not re<"Overed and found a nd tltlon. OCC's schedule Includes
rl:>turned 237 rowboat!'. eight dua l met>t-., In addition to
ThP devartmf.'nt al~o handlt'd the Southern Cnl JC Relays at
~ <;pero Nlmplaint~ 173 otht>r Santa Ana. April 17. the Frf"'no
l't'Jmplamts aN'omm odatf.'d 103 Relays. M ily l:l the Eastf'rn Con-
gur:.t vl"s..wl.;, lnstaiiNI 12 off· fNPnce, Snuth<'rn California and
sh!Jrf' m(J(Jrln~s. ln!'talled 1i StatP champlon!>hlps .
<:hr•rf' ml)()rJnJ::' and hand IN! CoD fer • D c e admlalatra·
2.:l3l misrellan('(m'l ca ll<~ ton receaUy appr~ a coaa·
Raia, El,a.site Sllert
Fills Pe•r SJst.
I• Tecla, Ullrarr
H•lrdest hit by heavy St>ason:.l
rains tha t lnnunda ted Oran~r
county last Wl.'l.'kend was Orange
promlae whereby the EC ttUe
would be t:t.dded OD a polat
bcula. The polata w I 11 be
awarded accord1D9 to tecaD
atcmdiD9a Ia tbe dual m .. t
acbedu1e cmd the all·leaf\Je
m..t oa a 1·4·3·2·1 baala, with
the acboot thet plc.b up the
bitbnt total DCIIDed cllo:mploa.
Cuast Collc·g~ wh('n a ''frf>ak f."X·
now atl•optrtl b' thJ): Btmrc1 •• net ur h i~ . Ub<'fmt rac·t"r" fa ll to pay 1 . h J p o. 1\'(' " Qrt" cripplrd one-third
nnw on f1lr· "' tth th r• C••unl\. r .. r any matPn al-. 't•xc•ept such f h II
Coach Hueston Harper put his
cinder ho~fuls througft thf'ir
first we«>k of actual practice, d P·
spite poor weather. and a turn ·
out of only 18 Pira tes. Six are
1953 lt>ttPrm«>n a nd six 1954 cross
o t e c-o ege's f.'l('('trlcal powf.'r
CINk. If aw.trtlf'cl tn him. anti matf'riills a!' a rf' furnishNI by Thf' tl a m il!: E' est lmatNi at
Will lw tlt•d.trf'cl fQrft"itt·rl if thP thP Orange ('ounty Ha rbor Dis-$1 200 was center('(! In the thrl"<'·
... u,·<·p~..,fu l hulclt•r r .. ru ... <'' to ••nt('r lrtl l '· prnvlllion . pro\'f.'nt1f'r nr phn <'wir ing ")'!>tl'm of the Tf'Ch·
int11 -.:~icl NmtraC'I "A ithln a othPr ~uppiiP<:, or tf'nms, uM•d in. nnlogy and Li bra ry build ings.
pprio<l I)( fiH• t51 c1ays .tftt"r hf• IIIJIIO. fllr or al)(lut thE' pPrf<Jr· F'rancis Albf'rs. mlllntenancp
In" r"f.JU~t('d to do !<1'1 by thr· manrf' 11! th4:' work NmtrartNI IQ .. ' r rrw fnrt"man. rPiatrd t hat thl.'
84Jartl ,,, Supf'f\.I<:ClrS of nra nof' hf' tilln(' liT fflf an~ \\Ofk or labor r ,.. po"A rr allurp came nt 3:50 p m.
C'ounty lfarl)(or ni:<trwt. thrr~>rm of any klnr1. or fnr Soturtiay a ftrrnoon whrn w nter
Nn birl~ will hf' arrt"JHPrl fr11m amount~.; rlu<' unriPr thf' l 'nt'm· SN"pPr1 lntr1 a major relay box
cou ntry veterans.
The Pinrtn fif'Jn to be
stroag lD the diataa~ neata,
with crou couatry a.ttemaea
llay Noatoya, DOD B....U
cmd S t a ff o r d gt'rilig OCC
p1eaty of apeed. a Contrartm \\-hn 1.; nnt llrc>n~d pJc,)mc>nt lnsuranl'f' Art \A.Ith te · 1 n front of the Tech building. w k 1 th 1 d h in aN'ordnnt·f' with thf' l<l \\ un· spPCt to 'ut·h work •If lahor tha t ea n e spr nts an Ur· The power shortagr disabled dl th PI t 1 1 k d h der thf' •Jrn\ lslon~ or Division thP !'urN y •tr -.uretJ P.; "'ill pay for es. e ra es a so ac ept ,. the> lig hting and heating systems 1 th fl ld t AI lth 111. Chapt~>r 9 of thl" Bu~Jnp~.; and ):ame. In an ·a m ount not exct'ed· n «' e even s. ong w of both buildings and c-lasses In Elll 1 t d Upd k ( Profe!<slons Codf." of the Stall" of lng thf' '-~Um speclflc•d In tht> 8• wa a an Y e rom thl.'se areas met In neighboring th 1953 Ro WI b
California. bond. and a lso. In case -.ult is e team. n nter urn, buildings. Albers pointed out hi h j d Bob p diU
Bidt'l"r.s "rP hPreby notlfif>(J brought upon thP bond. a rra-.on-g umper, an a a. • " that the continued rain and a h that pursuant to provisions of ablP attorney's fet> to be fl.x<>d s ot putter. appear to be the shortage of necessary materials tr n ld , "~ton 1770 of th" Labor c-.. e by the Court: said bonds to ..__ • s ongest e men. ~· ... •KJ """' had held up repair activities. of tht> StatP of California. the f'Cured from a s urf>ty C'(lmpany The Coa.st roster Includes: Bob
Board of Supervisors of Orange> saUs!actory to the Board of Su-aao nu Df JfJITC Ellls and BJU Lamb. pole vault·
County Ha rbor District has BSC'er· pervlsors or Orange COI.lnty ffar· ers; Don Honnell. Harry Llddl·
miles an hour in a 25-mllt> zone
at Balboa Blvd. and "E" St .. Bal-
boa: Lloyd C. Howard. 1939 lr·
vine Avf.'. Costa Me~a. with 40 in
a 25-mll~ zone. Balboa Blvd . a nd
21st St.. New port : Frank E.
Wa ltz. 1530 Ocean Blvd., Balboa.
with 40 In a 25-mlle zone. Balboa.
Blvd. a t 12th St.. Newport.
Thomas F. Crayton, of 438
Newport Ave., Costa Mesa. was
cha rgNi with spet>dlng 55 miles
an hour In a 25-mlle zone. Sal·
boa Blvd. and Jfith St .. Newport ;
James E. Owen Jr . 870 Arbor
Dr .. Costa Mesa. 40 In a 25-mlle
1one. Balboa Blvd. and 11th St ..
Newport; Craig E. Warfield. 318
Mor ning Canyon Rd.. S h o r e
Cliffs. with 43 In A 25-milf' zone .
on Via Lido .Sord. U do Isle
Jnannt> Purves. 319 Marigold
Avf.' .. Corona dc.>l Mar. -15 In a 25·
milt> m ne, Balboa Blvd. at Ninth
St . NE'Wport; Dougla" Williams.
1425 W. Bay Avf.'., NE'Wport. with
40 In a 25-mlle zonto. Balboa
Blvd. at Eighth St., Ba.Jboa : Betty
Lou Talman. 539 Riverside Ave ..
Newport Ht>lght!!, 40 In a 25-mllt'
1one. Balh<)fl Blvd. nnd 18th St .
N l'Wport ; John W Parks. 252 1,
E 22nd St . Costa .\fesa. with 35
In a 15 miiP zan<'. Ba lboa 81 \'d
At 13th St .. Nt>wport
f:\'f.'rt'tl L. Graha m. 3406 W
0<-t>a n Front !\t>wpon. for 40 In
a 25-miiE' zon(', Bnlboa Blvrl at
38th St .. Nt>wport ; Ray 0 . Gould.
1300 W Bay A\f."., Nf.'wport. 45
In a 25 mili' ~onf', Balboa Blvd.
at 41th St . :'\pwport: Michatol J.
CH IIaha n Jr .. of 933 1~ Balboa
Bl vd . ·tO In a 2.). mliP zonf.', Bal·
boa Blvd .Jnd Eighth St.. Bal·
oon: Glenn W. Di<~mang. 126 E.
0<-ean Front, Ba lboa. with 50 In
a 25-mllt> zont>, Balboa Blvd. and
15th St .. Newport; Bernard Bell.
308 Island AvP .. Bnlboa. with 45
In a 2;}-mllt' znnf.'. Ba lboa Blvd
and Island Ave. Balboa.
Lack of Vets
Dims Diamond
Potential
With only f o u r returning
sophomores. Coac h Wendell
Pickens wtll have a dUflcult task
re building Orange Coast's nine.
He stated \hat lt would be strict·
ly a freshma n t~am. The tour
returning aophs from last year'•
E .. tern Confeorence champion·
shlp ball club from the core of
this year 's aquad.
d bor Dls•·lct Th c t Jll A fire caused S200 damage to cote. Ray Montoya, Roy Startord talned an adoptf>d the.-prevail· ... · e ontrac or w So far. many ..,.ltlons ar'"' va-
l al•-... _ .., 1 _ ... t f 1 h the galley In the Newport Har· and Hugh Tyleor. dUitance run· ,........ "' lng rate of hour y wages and _, ""' r~,.u ror:u o urn s a cer-cant and th ........ wUl ..._ a 1--aJ lt l h h bor Yacht Club Feb. 24. Sgt. l ohn neT8· Akl Iwata broad Jumper· "'"'' ""' "'""'' rates for lt'gal holidays a nd t cate t at e carries compen-• • , lhlltJnl around of pla-•or
I I Bloom a nd Officer lf'rry Irwin Loren Kemrww and Rod LaShell~ -·-• overtlm(', In the locality In which sat on nsurance covering his ""'" • first atrlnr bertha.
l .... empl y-"' th k ..__ of Newport pollee notlcect smoke hurdlers : Roy Xunlaawa and Lee th s work Is to 1M!-perform ....... for o .......,., upon e wor to '"' The Pirates are p~aylne a full·
af done U d th •• ct hi h comJng from the buUdlnl, '-· Paee. 440 and 880; l ack Updyk~. each cr t. workman or me· n f.'r e conua w c ...,. .c:aJe contere-alate 01'1 a ho-
I d d may ....... ente d 1 t bet vesttaated to dilc:over Oa.mea In jav~Jin ; Ron Wlnterbum. hlth ·--......, cha n c nee e to e.xecute the "" re n o w.-en and home baala alon1 with a
d d him and the o Co t 1.. the galley. and rad.loed fftr the Jumpt"r; Don O'Donn~ll a nd BLne contract awar e to the auC'<'eSS· range un Y ~ar. rueeed non---n•--..... _.ul ....
bo 01 t I f h fire departm~nt which ~xtln· Starr, dl.cus; and Bob Padilla. ...., ""'""'"""" .,......., "' ful bidder. r .s r ct or t e construction Coach Plcken.a aa-"In or ..... to
Of ••Jd k. aulahed the blaz.~. ahot pu«~r. ~-UWI' The prt>valllng rates 110 de· -wor -,Jay 1ooc1 u.baiJ, you've pt
termlned ar~ as (oJiows: The Contractor shall use only • to play rood teama.."
ClusltlcatJon per hour unmanufacturt'd materials pro-Select ~o-•n U.-1----cl .u of now, tbe ....., Includes ca~nteor 12.70 duced In th~ United States and .,. •-~ 17 boys. lndudln1 : TN Herwa,
Pile Drive-Foreman 3.13 only ma nufactured mat e r I a •• New WeMa e H-.......1 Dldl McCarter and Dldt ...
Pile Driver Man -Bridge ma nufactured In t h e United D-~ meJia, pltdaen; Ed Hernra, lob
and Dock Carpent~r 2.83 States. autM!tanUaJiy all from SpMoh an4 1 0 b n ltelnborn,
Pile Drivt"r Man-Derrick materia l• prod~ In the UnJtt'd SOphomort" Joen Marln\K"d, I'NebiMft Paul Hoft and loft eatda .. ; Don can., o.orp
aar1 eman . 2..65 States. In performa.~ ot the appointed 10 lhe OCC WeJlan Ltu bave •llmtttld tta.tr ,..,. ......, -.u ao.ntt.aJ.. 1o1ua 'hJ·
Cement Flnlthf!r .... 2.70 contract. Tb~ loud ()f Super· _. 1 1_,. nation~, and~ J:Yaneand Du· lor, Walt 0u11•••• a.Je ..........._.
v1 tb r1 .. loan.o alit au, baa Men n-...d --ltonwOrket -a.lntorced 101'1 ~H ~ lnt to N · d .. ldiMalf haW been ......... and aoat W ... J, Jafteldln;
9t .. l _ .••. _ -.. ·-· 2.74 ject any or aU bJda. chairman ol the lloud. Ala ., leUon to m1 the Y~~Ca~ldll. _, DIC'a ... ,..... .._...,
Labcnn -GttMral and Dated: r•bnaa.ry 23. liM. pr.....-.m lobn laJJan an-'nile Jllllllh:t 111111 fill ........ DIWI4 a..aa. Pat a.11.-1o1111
eon.trudJon ...... -...... "' ... 2.05 BY ORDD or '11m IOAJtD or nounNCJ WfdMida7. 111 aM Jln7 •••un ............. anct Dlcll llcCafW.
La ..... -Operaton and 8t1PDYIIOIS or 0 a A If 0 E ' qf ootid a'"* ........ UM1 DQ oatlleW•J.
,.. .... "" ........ le COUJifTY IIAitiOa 0181&.'"1' ~ .... ] ... .. ....... .... --------
... a.drtc 'l'ook yt. (SCAI.) a. I. lllml W.. Ill Ill& ... pltl a
..._ JIMial-. ud a. I . llfJTR. C:.nt7 a.ll aDd "-MIIII: l'ew,wt ...... JDMip. • .... -.. -.
......, ••e•anl~al a ·omdo a.n fill tile..,. fl Maida • ud U. JIM. ..a 'lf'flf --~~·--·
Frits 1Car1~. con.auiUn1 ~net·
nHr ot 452 Mendoza Tftrace, Co·
rona Hl1.hlandll. r«ftlUy ,..
turnt'd from £cypt, wbere he
s~nt 16 daya lnveatl1attna the
poalbUit)' of ln.ataJllnc an oil
line In that c:ountry.
Mr. Xar1e new from Laa An·
telH to C.Uo. EI)'Pt. makine
th~ &C:SO-mlle trip In 32 Oytna
houra but taklnl ftve days to
ma ke the trip with on~·daY .. op.
oven In New York a nd Pa.rl•.
Upon completlne th~ lnvet~tlca·
tlon. h e new home. While In
Eopt he visited the ppamlda.
the Sphinx and the muMum con -
taining articles removed from
the tomb of Tutankhame n. the
king of Egypt who lived 3.200
years ago. He a lso visited the
Suez Canal and n ew to Alexa!')·
drla.
TWo years ago he was In Tur-
~y on a sJmllar englnHrlng
project and prior to that, In
Venezuela.
Shrievant.
SchaeHer
New Veeps
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REPAIRING
Schwinn Bicyc:lea
RAY S11JJMAN
1170 NEWPORT BLVD.
coe7A IIDA
Warren Sturtevant, president
or the Black Ensign Club. was
eleocted president of the Sopho·
more class at a class m.ellng
February 24. S«retary a nd treas-
ur~r for the spring ~mmer ar~
Mary Hammond a~d l t'fTY Car -
pentt'r. Mary Hammond Is also ... ... --.. ··~ ~rvlng on the Assem bly Com · ,7~~~~~~~·~-~-~·~·~~a~r~n~n~s mlttee, and l~rry Carpenter l.s a r U KS
Student Council representative.
New Freshman class o(ftcen
el('('ted were Dardle Schaeffer.
mem~M!-r of the Welfare Board,
for the oUice ot vice presld~nt.
and Bob Wet7..el. treasurer. Ar·
lenf." HaywArd was re-elf'Cted
YACHT U:I'OIITED NISSDfC
PollC'e believed a former owner
took a $3.000 green hulled T7-
foot cabin crulser to Long Beach
from the Lido Yacht An('horage,
reported missing Feb 19 by Fred
W. Meredith of Alha mbra In a
m ix-up of ownership.
CIOI.Da£11 AU WADED
Balboa ~ Office otflclaJ•
hav~ asked N~port pollt'e to
warn chlldr«>n about g~ttlng Intel
mall In mall boxes In lh~ area
of 800 W. OC'ean Front. Balboa.
NOVE FBON THE JIEJCBTS
The Howard Berrys h a v <'
movtod from 514 San &>rnardlno
Av(•. NE'Wport Heights. to Port
Orchard, Calif.
PU:FU TilE IIEJCBTS
Still Jiving In tbf' same gf.'n·
eral area of the city. the John
McGanns have movt'd from 416
Wt>stmlns tt>r Ave. to 5(W Fuller-
ton Ave .• Newport Height
Our New Address:
2200 Newport Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
Harbor Transfer
& Storage
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Mouataiaa of
Foa• JahJaer
noll %'" TO t~• 'I'BIC&
Spedal: Kattraa atoc:k. We cut
It to any a1u for boata, bunk
beds, tra.lle:ra. homea. ete.
War Surplus Store
OM.Jif..,._.A.._..,BIY ...
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l'lllrl'a .. E VALUE II I. C. IIIII's
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A lot of work. ,enctneerlna and
a complete plan mu.t _,. WOI'ked
out ~ore Upper Newpcwt S.,
can be d"eloped. Charl.s M.
Plum, eecretuy of The Irvine
Co., reponed this week.
"There Ia no ~ure to de·.
velop the Upper Bay at this
tl~M," )b. Plum said.
A aerl.s ot conferencee be·
tween lntet'ft&ed partJe. to a.,.e
u pon a mast« plan for~~~·
ment of Upper Bay wu propoMd
In a report by the Knappen En·
atneerlnc Co. of New York. pre.
pared for The Irvine Co. lu t fall.
This enctneerlne report~--aub-
mJtted to the Orance County
Board of Supervlaora and Orange
County Harbor CommlsaJon tor
their st udy.
No action has been ta ken yet
on this report, Mr. Plum pointed
out.
A high brldee crossing upon
the blu{f just northeast of the
present Upper Bay bridge Is pro·
po ed In the Kna ppen study.
State Highway Department a p·
proval of t h is brtdee would be
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FraiD 2 to • y..,.
SUpeorvtMd Care aDd Corwtructtw PIQ
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PARTS _. 5UPPLif.S
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S. II. Seefl• laaw ._... ,._ m r..a~ea~ Aw •• ea..a ...
neeeaary before It eouldl be In·
atall.ct, Mr. Plum added.
Dtane 8utNi tNn will h•ad the
10 feet deep at mean lower low Loa .taft tlwt ,.. of thta year.
water, a turalna buJn at the Mta. 8obertaon'• a ppointment
upper ndl of th• bay with a 10· wu confirmed by the Student
foot depth and aide extenalon.a Council last week.
c-.-..... _ occ e-u• Mar. to Audu..._ lhw -..,.
OCC'a e..-. broke an ewn .500 ln tMir lut two aa-aDd 'J'beoy bad jMalt NhlrMd .. 0.
tar tbe •uon u they cllnebed lourtb iipCIIt lD tbe ftnaJ 1eque rona del liar froiD tile ... ODIIIt Dew&opment or tM iepulveda
Freewq a abort dMtanee back
from tbe cout and Santa Ana
Preeway Ia apectedl to cUred
trafftc away from Cout Hwy. to
the ntent U..t four lane. on
Cout Rwy. may continue to be
adequate.
.tab~ feet deep, Ia ~The Students are still needed to
completion tlme for the entire work on the annual. Anyone who
project Ia expected to 9tend a Is Interested a h o u 1 d contact
claeade or man. llelthlna few Diane lmrnecllately.
ltandinp. Tbe Pirates hoeted and ..amped ........._ aaa&, f« lut ~· -----
The state, perhape with federal
ald. should bear the cost of re -
movtna the state hlahway brldae
banter to navJcatlon and m ake
the Upper Bay acaln accesalble
to pleaaure and commercia l ves·
.els, the Knappen report pro·
poeed. A three·apan bridge ls
estimated to cost $t85.000 w ith
an a dded cost of 1540,000 for
rJght·of-wa y land. e xcavaUon for
west approach to the brldee. em·
bankment foJ' the east approach
to the brlde e a nd pavement. A
17th St. overpass bridge and
highway connections would cost
1295.000 and rearrangement of
trunk sewer and water ma ins.
$150.000.
Orange County should pay for
the main roads. the large parks
2.500 boats ln small boat buln.a At prewnt the start Induct.
Ia expeet.t to co.t 11.!500 a boat. Ken Taylor, photo edJtor ; Alvin
Sueb ceneral development proJ· Wada, art editor; VIctor Zunlp.
ecta should be financed 'and con· aul.ltant art editor; Shirley
structed by private capital. Velie, copy editor ; Dean Ather·
The sta te of California Interest ton. aaiH ma nager; Maegle
In the tide and submerced Ia nda Kraft. business manaeer, and
wu cranted to Orange Counry I Harry LJddlcote, assistant busl·
In 1919. The adjacent uplands ness man~cer.
are owned by Tbe Irvine Co. · ------whl~h aleo has a laree tidela nd I For lett.,.,_.ds, envelopes c.l
ownership In the north bull'\. THE ENSIGN, HA·I114
~ abrth CIOilfeftnce wtn lut Friday, but bowed to 8eCIODd·~
San llemardiDo IB-46 lut -ru.day. Don Cuter. lion Wlnterbum
and lob Weael were u.. 1oea1
bJJb ..,.... In tbe two J"&mel.
hllerton'a five-year EC bU·
ketball champs, In annlhll.u.tc
P'llfAL ITAIID•a.
W L fti.O..,
llC buatbell atandlnp cUd not
atop Olafley'a Btu Eblen and
lim Wleeen from copplfta top IJl.
cUvJdual ~ bonon. Eblen
chalked up a total of m potnta
In 12 Camet. Jut ten ahort of
the confer-ence record. Wleaen
r.u.n. ........ ..ll 1 • 1C7 wu runna·up at XI.
..... w"M .. I J •• tfl
lit.._ Aatea1o I t -ft7 1101'0adll LilT LOUD
0.....,. Coast ·: 1 * "'j Two r.cl narea. 30 feet of hall · ~ · 1 1: = : Inch manila rope a nd a pair of
· pliers were stolen from his pick·
.. ......_ ...... ·· I ll * liU up truck parked on 15th St. near
Riverside 105·46 In their finale.
eclipsed the conference's pre·
vlou.s single game &C'Orlng record
of l()t points set by San ik>r·
nardlno against OCC In '52. Mt.
SAC settled for third place by an
86·46 win over lowly Santa Ana
A firth place berth In the 1954
Balboa Blvd.. Elmer Larson. ot
721 W. Balboa Blvd.. Balboa.
notltled pollee Feb. 23. Ted An·
drews. of 1Z7 t, Grand Canal,
Balboa Island. told pollee that
two tlrt>s and whl't'ls wl:'re stolen
from his car parked during the
night near Ma rine Ave and Park
Ave .. Balboa Island.
and gt-neral recreation centers r••• YYYYYY,..WYYYYYYYYY •••-,
proposed In the area as they be· ... J 1 £ y II J II £ J II £ R ~ came desirable and necessary ,.. ""' ::.~u':~'od of years. the report ~ L II E A P E II L II I I Y S T E R ! ~
The dredging of the ma in • ""'
channe l and boat basins Into • ~
Upper Bay Is estimated to cost • -~
$2.000.000. County harbor t'om·
1
1... ~
missioners have expressed a de· ,.. ""'
sire for a wide enough channel • ,.
to enable sail boats to tack with • ~
no special concern Cor specific • ~
on·shorc developments . • ""'
"It would appear virtually lm-801f IIO.JIJIOif cues Dantle Sb•tw. DaD GWJ.a. Ba:rbcml Pletb .., ~
possible for anyone to prescribe cmd LoweD Dellen da.ria9 NIManal I• tbe Stadeat Taleat Aa· ,.. ~
a detailed master plan which aeat..bly. TIM quartet will •1D9 aeMctlooa boa tbe • ..,_ aad ,. y .__, .. y 1 .&.I ,.
would be acceptable to all con· Ba-=enteta auwcaL '"Oklab-al" la U.. fowtb act of tbe a.bow.1. llr UWW I •• I'll...-""'
cerned," the report stated. "'fhe lloni8oa 1a aulatla9 Taleat AaMIDbly cbainaaa aw Sltllea. 1• I J le I y •• , ~
details of any plan may and I. • • • ... 1111 II • ~ ~~~~ ::~!e~e~~:nnd~~ flnanc· State All School Talent I. Luc ky is th£' man who find a pearl in :
lng of the major Upper Bay proJ·I R • M h I Q •In Aud. ~~ his oyster~ And lucky is the moder n ~
ect.s ls necessary before they can eVI eW arC ,.. family with both a s k illed doct or A~D ,.
go a head. In the development , • ~ of the Up""r Bay main channel. .., a trained drug~ist to sern• them-the ~""'
..--l h••'""• reo .. OCC IUotOC:<~I ,.. d t t d ' 'II d '"-~ consldf"rable land now owned .., oc or o t agno~e 1 s an prescn """ The All-School Talent Show to be presentt-d on March 10 will I,. d privately or by Orange County .., tr('atment; an our own regi tered phar· ~ feature prizes of SIO for the best double act and $5 for the belt ,.. will be dredged away and large 1 1 macists to compound. c art>full'-', th.-,. s ng e a ct aC'C'Ordlng to Bill Skiles. chairman and emcee for the • J ""' areas of tidelands will ~ re· event. .., medic ines your docto r pre cribes. Eac h ~
claimed. By a reasonable ex· Included In the variety of s kits and musical numbers to be ~ is part of a team working t o guard yout· ' 4
chanae of such -reas.. a sub· presented will be a quartet consisting of Lee Chrlatlensen. Danny ,.. h ealth! 4
stantlal aavlnc In the co.t of GUlls. Larry Jones, and Carl Cookerley slnelng "Heart of my Hearts'' •
a cquis ition of private I a n d s and "RJde the Chariot." Barbara Pletts and Glltrs will slne S(")ec· I. COROMA DEL .. AR ~
would be effected. tlons from the Rodgers and Hammersteln musical "Oklahoma~... • n _.. ~
"All Interests agree that Upper Jerry Evans and Gene lk'nedlct will dt'llver dramatic mono· I· ~
Bay Is best suited to be a small logues. Evans will do his lnterprt'lation of ''Tile TeiJ.Tale Ht'art" PH A R M A C Y ~
boat and recreation harbor with I wttlle Benedict will du a cutting from William Saroyan· "Tht> Tlmt' • ~
minimum commercial develop· of Your Lift'." ,. "THE Preeaiptioa ~,
ment for light m~lntenance o f The entlrt' production will tw backed by ~·The RJHs" and will • 123 COAST ILVD. COBOKA DEL MAll ~
s mall cra ft only. the r('port Include a dance by Mary Hammond as well as Impromptu numbers • HArbor 2272 ""'
added. The land near It Is Ideal· on the drums. the vlbrophone. and the air pump by emcx-e Skiles. I ~&&&&&A..6&&A.&A.&A&&&&&&&&&~
ly s uited for a hlgh.cJass re· -~· ----------
st:rlcted residential district. JAJL TEall POa DBJVEa
A ch annel width of 600 fl'<'t OK DaVKK CRUCE
1U11T TO liEU CIIAJICE
Df'DECEJIT UPOSUU:
Edward R Roland. 50. of 822
W. Balboa Blvd.. Balboa. was
sentenced to serve tWI days In
OrangP County Jail a fter hP en·
tered a plea of guilty to drunk
driving at an appt>arance Feb
23 In Nt>Wport ik>ach Justice I
Court. Judge Donald J Dodg£'
sllspended 90 days of the S<'n·
tence on condition Mr Roland
does not drive a car without an
operator's license.
•"
More than 17 years of
growth and service to
sa vI n e s Investors -
that's our record~
During the first 11 days
of January. Investors
pla<'ed with us more
than 2 1, million dollars
of additional savings.
These sa,·lng' will be
're l"'e"ted right here
tn Orange Counry to
help build new homes
and bu!i:ln~ buildings
as our rommunltle
contlnut-the•r sound
and ra pad growth
Your sa\ ang!' anvested
with us a re SAFE -
t'aC'h aC'C'Ount Insured to
a t o t a I of $10.000
through the Federa l
Sa\'lngs and Loan In·
surant-e Corporation.
A jury trial has been sN for
April 14 In Newport ik>ach Jus·
tlce Court to hear a charg-e of
Indecent exposure against Fred·
erick A. Garland. 35. of Santa
Ana. A jury found him not guilty
to one of two counts of lnd(>('t'nt
exposure In the same rourt last
Thursday but could not agree on
the second. Two Balboa girls
charged that he exposed himself iiiiii~~~~~~5~~~r1 to them on the beach at Balboa -last Nov. 29.
.... A·a.l
C~CATE OF 8t1SIIfESI
Fk:titiou.a Flna lfaaae
THE UNDERSIGNED do ht>l"f'· !
by ('('rt lfy that they a re ron duct ·
lng a real estate business at
1301 Coast Highway. Newport
ik>ach. Calif., under tht> fictitious
firm name of Harbor Realty Co ..
and that said firm ll com posed
of the following persons wh ose
names In full and places of resl·
dence are as follows. to·wlt:
<Isn't this why m«e people want-and bvy-
Chevrolefs than any ather cor?)
Thll lowly bulLet of attta Ia
awaltm. ,.,..._ u y;N are a
Newcomer to the dtJ. Thll
bulwt of pna CIOID8 to 70U
u Ul ..... --of aood-wU.I f r o ID pubUc: -a*tted
l 0 c a 1 ....-c:hulta. ,.... •• noth1na to _,, No .,.....
tion. Ptale J'OUI' w ....
· Wapn JbteM Mlow aad
.......... to neetw thae
Pita.
Welcome W1100
Cl.U.L woua aoa • Delilht Jau ..........
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lfOTJCE TO CIIUITOU
E S T ATE OF RALPH H.
AHRENS DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GJVEN
to the credJtors of a nd a ll per·
80n.t having claims against the
aald decedent or aald estate to
tlle them with the necessa.ry
vouchers ln the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of
the State of California. ln and
for the County of Orange. or to
present the aame, wlth the nee·
essary vouchers. tQ the under·
s lcned at his or her place of
business. to-wlt: c/o Thomas E.
Heffernan. 1415 Cout Hlchway,
Corona del Mar. California. w ith·
In a1x moatb.a alter the flrat pub·
lk:atlon of this notice.
Dated Februa ry a , 1954 .
EDITH F. AHRENS.
Executrix of the Eltate of aald
~nt.
THOMAS E. KU#&IUCA.N
1415 Cout Rlpway
Corona del Mar. California
A~ for ExKutrix
Publa.ll: Mardl 4·11·18·25 ln th•
llc;epwt Harbor Enalp.
·~
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EDWARD E. MORRISON, 501
Fullerton Ave.. Newport Beach .
Calif.
FRANK A. KATNIK. 127 S.
Lincoln St~ Orance. Calif.
WITNESS my hand on this
Z7th day ol February, 1954.
EDWARD E. MURRISON
FRANK A. ICA TN11C
STATE OF C.U.PORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE-a.
ON 11f1S 27th ~y of February.
1954, bel~ me. a Notary Public
ln and for aald county a nd sta te.
resJdlnc therein. duly commls·
alon.cl and sworn. Pft'8C)na lly ap·
peared
EDWARD E. IIU R.RlSON
FRAN It A. ICA TNJX
known to me to be the penons
whoee na~MS .,. aub«:rlbed to
the w It h I n lnatru~t. and • admowlecJawd to me that t.t..y
executed the MJM,
WI'I'J'fiSS ft\Y ha nd and ol·
flda.J .....
IIA8Y A. H A_APA
Notary Public: In and for ald
County and State .
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What you want most
Chevrolet gives you fi'rst
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hlfhet.,...;c.d wrl haw lody "' ....,
with that Wg, ........ .... ..........
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See how Ge~t s1oys,aheod of other low·t»nc.d con in all
the things that mean the mos1 to you. See how muct. '-• a-wo~et
costs you-it's the lowest·priced line of them al. C:O.. Oft in
ond '-t us 1how you how you con hawe the thine• you wa..t and
be a good many dollars ahead wi"' a new a-~.
That's promising a lot, but we wek:ome the c:ftance to P'V" itt
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400 Attend Fashion Luncheon lra.l•l••• 11 ..
, of Catholic Women's Council 1111 lllp If II Prlva~ wrvtces were ·h~d
The naUon's n u m be r one
trumpet player. Harry James.
will brlllg his t.tuslc Makers to
the Rendnvoua Ballroom In Bal·
boa to play for an evening ot
dancing this Saturday. This wUl
m ark one of the few engage·
ments that James will be play .
lng outside of Hollywood, where
be has b~>en appearing In a num·
b<'r of motion pictures and on
TV. v ocalist will be Paul Gllbiat
and Buddy Rich Is a t the drums.
Comedy Next
for Players
The Newport Harbor Commu·
nity Players announce that their
next production will be the com ·
edy. "Born 'lt>Sterday." by Gar·
son Kanl('('.
The play take" plact> tn Wash ·
ington and flr'lt st .trrt>ct Judy
Holtday In t h<' role of Bille
Dawn. It has an usually large
cast of 15 other main characters.
Tryouts will be held In Orange
Coast College Chapel at 7:30 p.m.
Monday and Tuesday.
MISS DONNA SCBLEIJfOfG, Orcmg. Coast Col .... ·co-~ was
DCIIIled as tbe OCC Eaatena CoDfereoce Ou"D Mlectioa by DeaD of
NeD Fred Huber aa a result of last w .. k'a ballotlDg. Mlu SchlelD·
lAg who will relp as ODe of .....a EC qu"DI at tbe tbird CIIUlual
Easteru CoDfereace Dcmce Friday DJgbt at IUftralde JC, was elected
from a field of 12 by mem.bera of tbe Coalt StudeDt Body. Mlu SchleiDlDg's CQUrt lDdudea HeleiM Gormcm. SbaroD Baxter, Dorothy
PattenoD. Carole Beofro. Jocm HermaD. JuDe Bermcm. Ccuole Daria.
ElaiDe Uuelmcm. Nary Hammoad, Ccuolya Dlelmcm. Marllya Bar·
Dett. aud Jecm N lttriclr.
NAif ON CRUTCHES FALLS .. William Conklin. 26. of 12·l 12 T~paz Ave .. Balboa Island. was
taken to Huag Memoria l Hos·
pital at 11 :36 p.m. Friday for
X·rays. a fter a fa ll on crutches.
Mr. Conklin. with his rig ht leg
in a <·ast from being broken
earlier. was ntt<'mptlng to go
downstairs when n crutch caught
on the tair and he f<'ll.
CHURCHES
JfOW SROWDfG
-plu.-
"EGYPT BY 3 ..
lotroduc.d by Joeeph CotteD
COMIJfG StnfJ)AT
"ACT OF LOVE ..
with
A:'i,\TOLE LITVAK
-al"o-
"THREE YOUNG
TEXANS"
SERMON ON 'LOVE'
Rev. L. V Tornow's topic for
Sunday's Sermon of Chrlst LU ·
theran Church will bt-''The
Greatn<'SS of Love.'' S<'n·ices are
ht-ld at 9 a m. at Costa Mesa
Ll'gion Hall. Sunday School and
Bib!£> Sturly are at 10 a m.
LORD'S PBA TEB STUDIES
The first w('('k in L<'nt will be
obH'rn>d Sunday m C hr Is t
Church By the Sf-a with the first
n f ... e,en studl<>s bal><'d on thf"
Lorct·-. Prayer. "Our F'.1ther" w1ll
be t hf' M>rmon !-<U bject flf Re\
Thoma!-Roy Pendell at the 9 : 1:>
and 11 am senltel> Other sub·
J('('t:' tu follow · on SU{'{'('Crltng
Sundays will 1ndude "llallo"t>d
Bt> Th) ~arnE'." "Thy Kingrlom
C'om<'.'' "Our Daily Bread.'' anrl
"F'org1ve l's Our Tr('spass<'s."
The topic on Palm Sunday w1ll
bP "L<'ad Us Not Into Tempta·
t lon " The series will close Easter
Sunday with the theme, ''The
Kmgdum. the Power and the
Glory."
JfEW CHURCH COMPLETED
The First St>uthern Baptist
Chuwh of Cv~ta ~lt>sa held their
fm·t ;.en if'('S last Sunday in their
n<'\\ hu1lclins:. 600 W Hamilton
St . Custa ~~P~a. just two months
aft('r th<' ON· Zi grnun<t brt>ak
in~ Wor-:hlp c;en II.'('S ar<' at 11
a m. and 7:30 p m .. Sund,,~
School at 9:n and traininl!
union a t i:JO pm Re\ G<'<~tge
Jlook is pastor.
POT·LOCJ[ DIKNER TUESDAY
Th<' ;>.tan·h m<'t'tlng of the Co· :'\11ttl Gaynor
}\('f'(r· BraM'Ill' . Anthony Hunt<'r rona d<'l ~tar Church ~hoc1l
C:uild will b<' pot ·lurk dinnC'r in
the Social Hall at fi 1.1 m Tllf'l'·
day. Re'. Geor~rP D. Jf'nkin~.
minister of Christian EduC'Atiun
for CQn,gtf'ga t luna I Conf Nl'nc·l•
of Southern California anrl t h<'
Southw<>st. will talk on "Pilgrim
Pin('s.'' Church Camp. arid !<how
Cllms. The childr<'n o f (;ulhl
mPmlx>r~ will ent<'rl<~in \\ llh ;1
"talent" show Thf' Gull!! "Ill
pro\' ide coffee and roll!'
NOW SBOWDfG
111 '.\t PHREY BOGART
JE:'\~IFER JONES
"BEAT THE DEVIL"
CortooD TrcrYel
Mews Mo•elty
STARTS WEDNESDAY
Th•• c;rp.ttf''"l Sine:'<'
f;unf' With the Wind"
"JUBILEE TRilL"
lD Tec.bllic:Qlor
Vera RALSTO:" · JOI\n LESLIE
and ;tn All Star Cast
-plus-
"HELL'S HALF ACRE''
-with-
WENDELL COREY
HLD OVU
ft'Anl IVIIDAT
IOIDT MlTCH1fM SEAN SIMMONS
.... Coulcla't Say No"
-allo -
PAULE'ITI OODDAJID
~ofiMI.aDoln" ~ .. , ....... :.
SERMON Olf RAPPIKESS
Re\'. Paul Babbitt ha~ b('('n
pr<'achlng a series of S<'rmons on
"Happiness" at the Corona del
Mar Community Church and giv·
lng an Interpretation of the
Beatitudes. This S u n day the
topic will be ''The Happiness of
Having Healthy Habits.'' Mary
Batten SteUensen. Minister of
Music. has been Incorporating
the Children's Choir Into the
Worship Services. On Ma rch 14
the PIJgrlm Choir, a girl's choir.
will present the music tor the
9:45 service.
IEDIOJf OK JVJ)A.S
Rev. Frederick RJnge of the
Universalist Community Fellow ·
s hip Church. which meeu at
Costa Mesa Legion Hall, wtu
preach the first of a series of
roc.tr sermons Sunday on the
characters p I a y l n g l.mportant
parU In the We of Jesus. !Wv.
Ringe's first cbaracterlutJon wtll
be "Judas Iscartot."
'TilE UAVTI' OP JEIUI'
JWv. P. G. Neumann will
preach on "'Mie Beauty of Jeaua"
In the First Baptist Church of
Co«ta Mesa, Mapolla 8t. an<l
Santa Ana Aw., at 11 a.m. San·
day. The milled cholr U1lder the
direction of Jame. Sharp wW
slnJ, aceompanled by lin. JuM
~ Huber at t ll • orp.n.
"God'a Word" will be tiM •bJM:t
o1 'a taDc bJ WUJ.laiD MIDft at
tiM '7:JO ......... ., ........
tbe ellanla.
LESSOif·SERNON ON "MAN"
"Mark the perfC'<'t man. and
behold the upright: for the end
of that man Is p<'acc.'' This dec·
larnt inn of the Psalmi!->t is the
C:olden Text In tht-Sunday Les-
son·Sermon on "~fan" a t the
:'\t-wport Beach Chur<'h of Chris t.
Scientist. IPs. 37:37t. :Man's right
to (r('('dom from crippled and
dl~ased physical conditions. as
s hown by Christ J<'sus in the
hf'allng of th<' Impotent man. Is
relawd in John's Gospel 15:5·9 1.
JOW AlfS BUT BONE Of CDM
:'\fr and Mrs. Fred Lund. for·
ml'rly of Da\'enport. Iowa. have
mov<>d Into their new residence
\\hk h they hav(' purchased a t
217 Poinsettia Ave., Corona del
Mar.
Glamour
Glimpses
ly AJfJf
What time Is it? It's Spring.
tlmP at O'BRIEN'S ... time to
wakr up your wardrotx> with
"parklins: new dresses to take
)OU to those Important club.
cao;ual and party affairs. It's
t 1mP for dr<'sse-s in many moods
.. slend('r and trimly tailored.
full tor wear w ith flouncing
'< r· n'1llnf'o; It's time for Empire
or Pr1m·c!'>s bod ices. d('('p decol·
l<'t<' .. flattering folds.
Ju.t picture youneU lD lm·
ported llDeD aad lace. ICitiD
pique aud c o t t o D tw...sa.
(Vogue magaziDe cal1.a our at·.
t~DUOD to "dty c:QttOIU,• lllade
wltb tbe textured look aud t .. l
of maay gorgeoua materiala.
yet tbey an l~able c:QttOIUI.)
A prize for bridge parti.. or
spedal m"t1D91-
\'ou'll fit rls:ht Into the picture
at your club luncheon with an
ell.rlusi\'E' new spring dr<'SS from
O'BR!E:'\'S c-ombining a soft silk
print and a charming match ing
linen jacket ... yours for that
Important <'nsemble look. You'll
be ever so smart In a ·new prln·
cess line dress In navy silk w tth
the advanced "blouse" sleeve.
You'll find a costume double
duty, w1th a 'peau de tole sheath,
topped w1th a stlttened h lp ·
length jacket. And you're bound
to cause en vious comment lt you
choose the spring beige Imported
Irish linen dress with wool
boucle pompoms woven Into the
fa bric.
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We can't tell you aJJ about the
new aprlna fu blona ln a few
short paraeraphs. 10 why not
stop Into O'B.RIEN'S and let u.
show you! And ladJes, remember,
hatl and alovn are a Jovel7
~ty for the well·drneed.
Butterflies a n d f I o wer 1 Mn. Arthur Reaume and Mra. Saturday In Baltz Mortuary f«
brourht sprlnr Inside the Balboa J. A. Sawyer. Children's fashions, Mn. Helena T. Monr<;e, 91 , of 428
Bay Club Jut week on Wednes· shown by the M1aa Mullet Sbop, Carnation Ave., Corona del Mar.
day when over 400 guests were were modeUed by lJnda Harrla. who died Feb. 2f In Oranee
present for a fAshion luncheon Muftet Trueback. Mellaaa Ann County General Bo.pltal. She
and card party given by the Han1a, hciY Oatllnaer, Gay and had Jived In Corona del Mar f«
Catholic Women's Council of Sharon Reaume, Sharon and six years. She Is aurv1ved by her
Newport Beach. Bonnie Trembly and Sherry Ann son, Dayton Leland, of the Car·
Mrs. El")er Polrler1 preJSident Meyers. nation Ave. address.
ot the council. W<'lcomed the ipiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji guests a nd lntrodu<'ed Harry
Faull of Pomona, who emceed
the show. MJss Sue Ficker was
vocal soloist and Lro Rojo a t
th<' piano accompa nied her and
th<' fa.shlon mod<'ls.
Lido Fashions and Balboa Bay
Club Fash ions wer<' prrS('nted
by mode ls Nan Broughton from
the Lido hop. Mrs. Poirier. Mrs.
R. W. Keene, Mrs. D. V. Hayes.
Set Narcb 8 Deadline
Ou Selective Semce
All eligible students who In·
tend to t ake the Sel('('tlve Serv·
ke College Qualification Tt'St In
1954 should file applications at
once for the April 22 testing. Se·
Jective Servlc:'e National Head·
quarters advised today.
Stculdat Chullk
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