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Hearing Today In
Lido ·1s1~ Shooting
WilHam F. Allred. 30, UDem·
ployed loner of La ere.centa,
face~ cbaqe. of ld_?naptne.
arroed robb«)', t1rst deiJ"H bure·
lary and usault wtth a deadly
weapon follow1ne hu surrender
to Newport pollee Monday morn-
Ing CD IJdo Peninsula.
He 1.1 IC.beduled to appear ln
Newport JU.Itlce Court thla morn-
Ing CTbunctay).
Allred'• arrest ended a search
by approxlmately 100 pollee of.
flcen tneludlne Newport regu.
lara and rewrvea. otfJcen from
Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, Hunting·
ton ~ach, Fullerton, Anaheim,
callfomla Wehway Patrol and
Oranee County aherttf.
e WIADOW •JUZD ORB
Al.lftd entered the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex ORr of 525
VIa Lido Soud, Lido lale, by pry.
lne open a kitchen window. Re
met Mr. Oser In the front room
of the bouse. "drew down on
hlm" wJth a 22 caliber revolver
and Ol'deted him Into bb wlle's
bedroom, police charged. and or·
dered him to eel Into hls wife's
bed.
Allied demanded the palr's
money and jewels and took a
dlamond rtne and a dla.mond
stuclded wrbt watch from the
penon ot M.nL o-r, It was
cbarsed Be alto took about $1.12
In cu.rrcmcy from her purse and
from Mt. OMr'a poeket, pollee
charaecl
Case Dropped
By Van Everys
Newport Council voted Mon-
day eventne to deny a re-hearing
for Mr. and Mrs. James Van
Every, who Jut week were
denied a vartance for resubdlvl-
aJon ot property at Seaview Ave.
and Larkapur Ave., Corona del
Mar.
~ Van Everya had built two
hou-. on thetr property, then
sold the rear portion of the pro-
perty to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jewka Council had denied the
va.riaJtee beeau.ae the ortetnal
properey wu not large enoueh
to be divided into two leeat
buUdJne attes.
Effect of the Councll denial
wu to require the Van Everys
to cancel the property tranaac.
tton. refund money to the Jewkes
and raton the property to the
ort&:tna1 status under one owner·
ship.
At Monday evftlln(a Council meeUn.. Cit¥ Cl•k c. K. Priest
read• a letter from Auemblyman
Earl W. Stanley, whoM real
estate otftce bad handled the
tran.MctJon. M.r. Stanley Aid
that the Counclltnan had dented
the variance beeautJe they be-
Carter went to the front door and
flndlne It locked. knocked.
'nle au.spect at eun point In·
aide ordered Mr. Oser to a nswer
the door and tell whomever It
was that everything was o kay
and to go away. Whereupon Mr.
Oser went to the door but In
fonned the officers that the sus.
pect was hiding In the hallway.
Oftleer Talbott proceeded to the
hallway and was fired upon by
the suspect. Officer Talbott re-
turned the fire. The auapect re-
trealfd to a rear aide room and
eonttnued firing as Officer Ta t.
bott fired from the hall.
Ottlcer T a 1 b o t t suffered a
wound to hls right hand In the
gunfire. The suspect then broke
throueh a door into a back bed
room where Mrs. Oser had h id.
'nle s uspect grabbed Mrs. Oser
and forced her to proceed In
front In front of him down the
hallway. Re threate ned to kill
her and demanded that the of.
fleers expose thenuelves.
e CUBS CUJf AJlM
'nle officers retreated outside.
The suspect went out by the
k itchen doot on the other side of
the house still holding Mrs. Oser
at gun point and forelng Mr.
Oser to accompany him. Mrs.
Oser stumbled outstde the door.
grabbed the suspect's gun arm
and both went down. Mr. Oser
jumped onto the v1ct1m and the
auapect bit him on the arm. The
.uapect dropped h1l eup and !led
to tM wa~ fearful Oil the ..........
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Costa Mesa AlsO Takes
Adion to Annex Bay
The County of Orange wtll serve notice on the City of Newport
Beach that the county Is taking over the government and operation
1..---'-'--------------------------------~ •of Newport Harbor. COJtOJfA DEL KAJL CALIF. TBUIISDAT. APm. l l. 1955 ~ The Boa rd ot Supervisors a uthorized County Cou nsel Joel Ogle
at the Tuesday meeting to prepare the notlce.
"We'll govern the harbor, in accordance with the Orange Coun
ty Ha rbor District ordinance that has been In effect for many years."
Mr Ogle told the Ensign yesterday. ''W e will have full charge ot
lcontrolline the Harbor. subject only to the pollee powers of the
City of Newport Beach." These police powers would of courw per
mit the city to take action In the event of som e public safety emer I gency, s uch as a shooting, he sa.td.
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In another Important act.lon conN>rning-Newport Harbor, the
Supervisors also dlr«ted Mr. Ogle to tile the necessary proaeedlnp
to contest the Newport Beach annexation ot some 2,100 •~ In the
Upper Newport Bay.
e WaiT OP JIAJIJ)A TE PLAifliED
Mr. Ogle said he was preparing a writ of mandate, which
would bring t he eontroversy to Superior Court t o test the valua.
I tlon placed by the City of Newport Beach on county property In
the annexation a rea.
Monday evening the ~ewport City Council had found that the
I county protest against the annexation was lnsuttlclent-.ln other
words. that the county land within the annexation did not equal
I ha lf tht' valut' of the entire annexation. County had baaed tta pro-
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est on the fact that Its property was more than half the value.
Upon ovt-r ru ling the County protest, the Newport City Council
lntroduN'd the ordinance of annexation of Upper Bay and ~
it to ~nd reading. FlnaJ action Ls scheduled tor next Monday
l'\'t'nlng. a nd the ordinance would become ettectlve In 30 days.
Newport officials said yesterday that they will go ahead with
tht> annexation procedure according to schedule lf no further actJon
'" takf"n by the County before Monda y evening
Mr. Oele to ld the Ensign yesterday that he would not ha ve
time to take any a ctJon before Monday evening
e MESA SEED AJIJfEXAT10Jf
Thet"e was still another surprise elt-ment In the Upper Bay an
nexaUon disputt-. The Costa Mesa City Council approved a rHOIU·
tion of Intention to annex a portion ot the Upper Bay lyine within
Mesa Reiects
City Hall Pfan MESA BANK To MERGE the Newport annexation area. City Engineer Don Southworth and
City Attorney Donald Dungan were Instructed to preyent the pro-
posed boundaries to the County Boundary Commission.
The area sou.ght for annexation to Costa Mesa Ilea between WITH SAN DIEGO BAN.K the extenatons of 17th St. and 19th St.. cuttlne across the Upper
Bay near Coney Is land, and extending to Pa llsadea Roed on the eo.ta Mesa dty Council turned euterly aide of the bay.
clown a Monday eventne Jl ·.a.& __ ..__ ,...v f« N. II. _..__ _deet ot the This action by ea.ta Mesa City Council waa apparently taker\
J, ~an Oo. to 4%~ aN ~ " --... -as a stand-by Jllle&Mift ln cue t.be COUD~ protat woe out at lliiD·
....... I I ---~--8aDil S..... ................ t Ole -co I,.... •a pat 0 zri " a -ta-...-,efiiflllliiii ,_ d.-_. • aa aanual wttb tM Un._.. sa.tee Batloaal IDftl'4!!f wm w CIIIIWPlec.d In owrtb.row ot Newport aftJM"Ution procedure. Newport Bach ltaa
.._ ot t:n.OOO. Bank of San Dteeo. tt flu all· about 90 days. and then U.. local e.tablltlhed priority in anlM'ltation of Uppe-r Bay· therefore the
1be proposal was "out of Une" nounced thb week by C. W. Te. tnstltution w1U be known u the Costa Mesa action would be lneffective If theN~ annexation
Councilmen Charles TeWlnkle Winkle. chairman of the .board Costa Mesa office of the U. S. roet'eds as lanned. (Continued on Pa e 5)
and Best Smith commented. of the local baAk. National Bank ot San Diego. P P I
Councilman TeWinkle comment. He said also that negotiations F• I A t• I D M d
ed that the city could not pay PI 1-c .. I for a new bank building at thP In a c I 0 n s u e 0 n a y
tha t In five years a nd that the M.&II• II II triangle at Harbor and Newport
city should lower Its sights. He ····=-= .. ··~--..~ Blvd. wHI continue. and the nf'W On Changing Council Meet also questioned the clty paying ----M-I ..-.. headquarters sh ould be ready for
the Insurance on the buUdlng as occupancy during the latter part An ordlna nN' to change Coun I q ue-stion whethl'r th('S(t mt'E't tng!-.
proposed In the deal. It called Frank Baxter of San Bernar of the year. ell mN>tl ng tlmt> from tht> second 1 art-Opt"n to the public-Council
for the firm to erect th e city hall dino was appointed by Newport All present otfiN'rS and staff and fourth Monday t>venlngs to man GE-ra ld Benn t>tt satd. "Tht'y
d I b k lth 20 ""' of the bank will be retained second and fourth Tue~ay morn arl' not O"""n. No decisions are an rent t ac w a or ~ ctty Council aa admln~trative ~'"'"
year lease. Pa ul Creighton. president of the inp at 10 a.m. was introduced made at tht-se meetings."
usistant to the Planntne Corn· Costa Mesa Bank,· Dennis Hoa a t last Monda~··s Nf'Wport City Harold Glass of 110 lOth St.. City Manager George Coffey ... "
said the proposal was not be-mission at a salary of 1410 a land. vice-president. and Board Olunc ll mN>t lng. Nt>wport. expressE'd his oppo.c;l
yond the means of the city. He month. Chairman TeWinkle wtfl become> The:' ordlnanN' was passed to
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tlon to the cha nge of meeting
made a plea for enlarged quar-City Mana ger John Sallors ex. members of the advlsory com second relldlng, and It Is sched time.
ters for city business, claim ing plalned that Plannlne Commls. mlttee. Mr. Creighton will be ult-d to come up for final a<'tlon ' "I fet>l this mnttf'r should bf'
that poor public and employee slon duties are so heavy now vice-president a nd manager. next Monday f"Venlng. gJvt-n mort' consideration," he
relations were belni created In that additional assistance ls re. The Costa Mesa Bank. organ From the audlenN' came a said. 'The civic group" havp not
the present crowded quarters. qulred. He said that Mr. Baxter lzed Dec. 8. 1947. now h as re qut'Stlon about tht> <>t urly session had timP to study It It lor; a n In
The pollee department must be has h ad coU~e engineering sources totalling almost $8.000., that precf'des each council me<>t JustiN' to mt-et at a time-that
moved out ot the city hall '-Y training a nd considera ble buUd 000. When merger Is afft'Cted. lng Mayor Dora Hill said it makt>S It hard for the public' to
July, Mr. Coffey said. lng lru~~lon expedence In San combined resources wtu exc.-eed I would prohahly tw he-ld on Mon gt't heft'. l'\'e talked to no one-
Mayor Nelaon said that the Bernardino County. Mr. Baxter $50.000.000. day aftPr noons. In rt"Sponst> to a who llkM thP pro post"d cha ngf'"
site for a city haJJ sbouJd be s;e.. was runner.up to Raymond Glenn ---
lected a nd a study started of In the examination for selection
mearu~ of eettlng lt. ot bu ilding Inspector last fall.
Building R~trictions
To Be Eased by Oty
Balboa and Newport business the re.trictJve building provisions
da.trtcts were assured Monday of the No. 1 fire. zone regula.
evenlne of obtaining relief from tJon&
Newport Ctty Counctl Instruct.
ed City Attorney Karl Davis to
pre~ an amendment to the
present city ordtnanc::e to ellm
lnate the No. 1 ftre .mne for bust
The Gold Coast Shrtne wtU hold ness areas. 1b1s amendment
a butfet dJl'\ner and dance at would chanee the' IM<~Rnt Zone 1
the ~nde:rYou.s Ballroom l1l BaJ. areaa to No. a, and the Zone 2
boa 'J'uaday eventn1 beginntne tl.rMa to Zone C. Zone 1 would be
at 1:30. All proceeds Will ro to completely ellmlnattcS except on
the Shrine QJppJed Qilldl"en'a ocean floont beacbee, wbldl will
Rolpltal tn Los ~ All be maintained lor public bNch
Shrlnen and Muona and thdt puiJ)OeN.
rrom thf' audMftce. Maurie
publldty Stanl~. pretd41emt ., U.. New.
port Harbor ct.amMr Oil Oom
~ aald. '"We'r. ,.rectly In
acean1 w1th tbla :lt.uee. ..
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All your printing ""ds will b, handled convenientfy end court
eouslv in the completely-equip.
ped J ob Printinq Deportment of
~our Herbor Area Newspaper.
The Ensiqn, I I 0-4 Coest 81 .. COM
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FELLOWSHIP
DAY MAY 6
Hoa.g Auxiliary Will Hold·
Benefit in Emerald Bay
Ill I I I plaD ploD 11nd by l tale F--. •
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STATE Fill IllS. 00.
8y ELSIE IIEWLAKD
The second "great day" ob-
served by United Ch urch Women ':r,'::: !e~:7~:~~Y· the rtrst Spring Flower Arra·ngements
Thl.a year It falls on May 6, A s h B PW M t•
and the service will be held at re own at ee •ng
Christ Church by the Sea at 1 :30 I l
p.m. O.n this day church women Spring nower arrangements as April 7 at the Newport Harbor
unite in promoting fellowship interpreted by norist Morrl Molho Yacht Club.
and friendship and the work In of Balboa provided the program Jean Powell, who presided over
the local community. for tbe Newport Harbor Business the meetlnr In the absence of
The theme -this year Is "The 1 and ProfessJonal Women at their President Mazie Bird. received
ResponsJble Christian FamJiy." • pre-Eeaster dinner meeting on the Easter arrangement of white
Mrs. Everett Rea of Costa Mesa I lilacs with complementary spring
Is chairman of the day. Detailed I No. A-25540 nowers In a white wicker basket
program plans were made at a IIOTICE TO CJlEDITOU prepl\red during the demon.stra
meeting held In the women's ESTATE OF EDMUND BEN· tlon.
lounge of Costa Mesa Community JAMIN BTLLMAN. aka EDMUND Mr. Molho of "Flowers by Mar-
Methodist Church last Friday B. HILLMAN. DECEASED rl," was Introduced by Jean Matt.
morning. NCYI'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to hews who. 1n tum, was present.
Preceding this ~tlng. Mrs. the creditors of and all peTSOns ed with a carnation corsage con.
Chester Fisher presided at a having claims against the said structed by Morrl with the assW-
meetlhg of the execut1ve board decedent or said estate to file. ance of hl.a Balboa shop manag.
of the councll. Plans for the com. them with the necessary vouch· er. Mrs. Valeria Shields.
lng months were made and fl. ers Ln the office of the Clerk of J. A. Hamblet. vice-principal of
nanclal obligations were cleared. the Superior Court of the State Newport Harbor Union High
Mrs. Robelt Keppen, represent&· of California, In and for the School. described the crowded
tlve of Civil Defense and Red E:ounty of _Orange, or to present conditions of the schools and
Cross program In the area. de-the same, with the necessary made a plea for support In the
scribed plans for the community vouchers, to the undersl~ed at coming school tax vote.
and made a strong appeal for co-his or her place of business. Mazle Btrd. Lydia Southworth,
operation on the part of all to-wit: Dorothy Palen and Helen Wollard
church women. Ralph L. Hillman. Executor, were chosen aa del~ate~~ to the
The Auxiliary of Hoag Memor.
tal Hospital wUl hold Ita annual
benefit garden party and fashion
show Thursday, May 12, at
Smithcllfie, the Lon V. Smith
home in Emerald Bay.
Mrs. Frank Linnell of Santa
Ana l.a general chairman for the
event Mrs. Ray Dike of Newport
l.a general ticket chalmlan; Mrs.
Charles Lamb of Newport. in
charge of refreshment table 'dec-
orations. and Mrs. Donald Cole-
grove or Newport. supervision of
the food. Mrs. Irving Watcher of
Newport, Mrs. Herbert SheHlln of
Lagune, Mrs. Ellen McLellan of
Lagune and Mrs. Harold Bender
of Huntington Beach wUl uaist.
Hostesses will be Mrs. D. M.
Hummel of Three Arch Bay, pres-
Ident of the Auxiliary, and mem-
bers of the Laguna Chapter.
Mrs. Howard Lewl.a of New-
port. chairman of volunteers. re.
ports that 240 women working on
16 in.servlce committees at the
LECAL JIOTICE
THE STATE OF CA.UFORNIA
IN THE .SUPERIOR COURT OF
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
ORANGE.
Dept. 2. No. IU14
Sw •*lnl
hospital have given a total ot s,.
800 hours this year, working
dally from 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ln
addltlon, four other committees
function out.atde the hospital gtv.
lng hundreda of "unseen" houra.
Membership Ia now around 4!50.
L. &. CADKI
Cedi u Today •••
Light their life with /Oith l/6
IT. AIIDDWI
nanTKmAII CIIVICII
15th SL II St. Andrewa Rd., --=, ~ lclaool ...._I ~. 1--L IIMfm't
SUNDAY: Momlng wonhlp, 9 :30
and 11 a .m.; Chu~h School.
9:30 and 11:00; Sr. Rllh Fellow·
lhtp, 7 p.m.; Colleee age tel.
lowahlp, 7:30 p.m. -roES.
Prayer, atudy group, 9:30 a .m.
COJOIUJQTY IIETBODIST -w. lltlt lt.. eo.ta ...... l.u..tt' 1-4551
.... J-.pla w. JlciJuale
Sunday: 9:30 a.m., <llun:b Sun·
day School: 9:30 and U :OO
a .m. Mornln& \V()rsh.lp-7 p.m.
College Age JIYF Servlee -7 p.m. BJ~ &cbool MYP Semce; 7 p.m., SuJMriOU8 Group SerY·
lee.
A.SIEJOLY Of' COD I2Dd lt. & &ldla A.._ e-ta U...
Llbedy 14711 •.......s ... c:. CNaJc. ....
Sund~ School: 9:30 a.m. Wor· ahJp: 10:45 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Youn~r People and Chlldten'a
Service. 6:~ p.m. Sun. Mid·
week ServJce: Wednesc1ay, 7:30 p.m. Ladles' MlaJonal')' Coun· cU, Thursday.. 10:00 a.m.
I'DIT aAPI'Ift' cauaca
lcmtlll AM An. et KopoU. eo.ta ....
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Sunday Services:
9:45 a.m. Sunday School; 11
:\.m. WonhJp Services· 6:30
p.m., Baptiat TraJnin1 UnJon:
7:30 p.m., Evel\lng Service. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m .. Pra.yer,
Praise and Bible Study. Mon·
day: 7:30 p.m. Men'a Chorus
l ftUIW DAY ADY&JIITJS1 practice; 8~30 p.m. Men'a
11...-pol't ..... et ..._1t.. Prayer Meeting.
llewport ...... Cll1mCB OF Oft LADY
Llbefty 1-ISU OF liT. CA ... a.
E1dew D. D. I~ 1441 W • ..U.. at9d.. llewpolt
Saturday Momtn1 Servt<a' Sab· r--F~· -bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser· mo~: U:OO &.m. -:rayer meet· Fatber a.t. ._ u
~ ~t'~:Pa~Frl-sunday M.-: 8:00 anc1 10:oo
-and 11:30 a.a Oxd tce: lt.t· cauwa .e ..... ,.._ 'UI'CIQa • .... ., • Jrldan
Oftlcers of the council and key .1:/o Harwood. Heffernan II Soden annual San Orco IDiMt1na held
women from seven local cbun:hes 2515 E. Coast HtJhway, Corona at the Lafayette Hotel. Lona
attended. They were Mmes. Ches. del Mar, Caillomla Beach lut week~nd.
ter Fls her, W. A. McBride, May within sl.x monttt. after the first Questa prewnt.ed to the club
ACE ALBERT WJIJJAMS, Platn-1 wr: va. MA.JUANA a. wn.. nm caua:a OF CWIIIIJ
·-can.n:. lt.. c... ....
.... tz·a.a.... .... ~~~ ~-••.•
............. lkit 5~~ ..... ··= J.a I t1 .. ftll -p.m. ~... • LIIL
Sunday s.mo.· ~School. -y'rtda7: 8:10a.m. aadi:OO p..m. 9:30 a.m. Kam.tn. WOnhlp at N ov e na • (Perpetual Help):
EJ!more. Loyd Folsom. Everett publication of thla notice. by sponsor memben were Prls-
R.ea. p F. Baines. Theo Hauser, Dated: AprU 1, 1955. cilia Matthews, Gloria Chapman.
LIAM.S, Defendant. J.u..tr e.-5711
ActJon broulht in the Superior T-8a1l.w Jr .. IUal.ter
Court of the County of Orange, Sunday Services: 9:30 a.m. Bible
10:30 a.m. Evanjellatlc Serv· -ru.4ay. 7 .4.5 p.m.
Ice. 7 p.m. S\IDday. Prayer Cli&IIY LUI*' lAir CWO ...
George Burkhardt, Ruth Allen, RALPH L. mLt..MAN Phyllis Church and Dorothy John·
Hugh Baird, John Sadlelr and Executor of the Estate of said son.
and Complaint Wed In the Ot:fic:e study; 11 a.m. morning wor·
of the Clerk of the Superior Court ahlp; 7 p.m. evmtn1 lefvlc:e.
aJeetJne. 7:30 p.m. Wednellday. Of' con'A MUA
(JOiacwt IJIMCI)
ElsJe Newland. decedent. Harwood, Heffernan II Soden
A Clossified Ad 1n The Ensiqn
b rinqs immediate results! Cell
Horbor I I 14 I I IS end orove it!
Attorneys at Law
2515 E. Coast Htrhway
Corona del Mar. Ca11lornla
Publls.h: AprU 7-14-21-28
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
LAIBOURIIE TUYn SERVICE
AIRUIIES •
RAILROADS
SeniA9 The eoc.ta1 Ana F• Jleady 10 y...,.
213 Ocecaa An. IAplla.... ll,.tt .....
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A·l PLUMM G
anCJA' nrn 111 ._.ADII
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Modent ,_. Toeh few s-., & Sl.ll St.,.,..
Lewis Ross ~!:::.• ......
U:CAL llarJCU
CEIITIFJCATE OF 8UIDfESS
Fk:Utiou FinD !lame
f -·'d Co ty Midweek se r vice. 7 p.m. o ... un . Wec1nesc1ay. I'1UT caua::a OF CIIJIIIT
ICl&iiTISI ~Ide::-= llall.
The undersigned do hereby
The people of the 'State of
CalitomJa aend areettnp to
MARIANA R. Wll.UAMS, De·
fendant.
certify that they are conducting You are directed to appear in
a landscaping .and nUJ'!Iery busJ. an action brourbt aeatnst you
ness at 2040 Newport Boulevard, by the above named plaJntltf ln
Costa Mesa. CaHtornla, under the Superior Court of the State
the fictitious finn name of Bar-of California. in and for the
bor Landscaping and that said Couny of Orange, and to uwwer
firm Is composed of the follow-the complaint thereln wtthln ten
lng persons, whose names In full days after the service on you of
and places of residence are aa thls summons, it served wtthln
follows, to-wit: the County of Oranre. or within
William B. Ferguson, 309 Hell. thirty daya it served elsewhere
otrope, Corona del Mar, Calll. and you are notUJed that unJ~
Charles N. Woodward. 230 you 80 appear and &n.SlVer u
Pearl, Balboa Island. CalifornJa. above required, the plalntlft wl1J
Witness thelr hands thl.a 22nd take judgment !or any money or
day of March. 1955. damares demanded In the Com-
WILUAM B. FERGUSON, plaint, u arlalng upon contract.,
CHARLES N. WOODWARD. or will apply to the Court for any
State of California, County of other relief demanded tn the
Orange, as. compl&lnt.
On thla 22nd day of March, Given under my hand and aeal
A.D. 1955, before me, Thomu E. of the SuperiOI' Court ot the
Hefteman. a Notary Public In County oi Oranp, State of Call-
and for the aa.ld County and fornJa, thla 30th day of Novem.
State, resldinr therein. duly com-ber, 1954.
mluloned and IWOm, penonally B. 1. SlOTH,
appeared WUllam B. Fergu!IOn County Clerk and Clerk o1. the
and Chari• N. WoodWard known Superior Court of the State of
to me to be the per110na whose California, In and for the County
name~~ ate subtlcrlbed to the of Oran,e. 1 within lnmument. and acknowl. By LeslJe 1. McCartney, Deputy.
t¥1ged to me that they executed (Seal Supera Court
the aame. In wttne. whereof. I Orange eowrt;y)
have hereunto Mt IQY, hand and Harwood., H.r:t.Dan It &o&m.
atflxed my omclal leal the day Attome:7 tor PlaiDUft
and 1UI' In tb1l Certtfkate tint Ad~: 2515 JC. OoMt Blpway.
above written. Corona ... liar, Callfomla.
Tll()MAS E. J¢J'#EkHAN, T~: 11a1tM1w 1DL
MT ,..l.m l•1on aplre. June~ Publllb: liar. a.APrU 211DcL ·
1J55. .
Publlab: Mardi Jl. AprU 7, 14. 21
1ft the Newport a.... EMIIJl.
a eo.
CldJiT Cll11aCII IT TID SEA
~Ketbod!at llcdbotl ...... Cit ••• lt.. llewport ~Sill
.... 1 .... ~A. CcuiMa
Sunday Wonblp, 9:45 and 11 a.m. Cbun:h School: 9:45 a.m.
Midweek Meet1n1: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday preceded by 6 :30 p.m. potluck.
aav·~r ....
Sunday School: 9:15 a.m.. Sun·
day S • r v I c e : 11 :00 a.m.
Wedneeda7. Ewntna Meettn•: 8:00. ReadlJla Boom. 3315 VIa Lido, Newport Beadl, open 10
a.m.-5 p.m. week day.. 10 a.m.·
1:4.5 p.m. Wedne.day.. 7·9 p.m.
Friday eveninp.
U1flVEUALIIT COIOIUWITT ~. ~,. anraca PELLOWIJIJ7 ... A..., c:o.ta ..._ m.u a•u--
F__. ~lr.'\...sa SIS W. IIGibN ...... a.11MM1
•--A-.. ..... 7 L I. 10 _.... Jl......_: .... P. W. liD4IIt .
-,--.. --.. , • • -Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. J.tom. U.30 a.m. Weekdays. Maa at I ncr worship u ·oo a.m. 7:00a.m.-Con!eulon: Satur· • ' •
days from 4:00 to 5:~7:00 to . --
8:15p.m. I'1UT IOUiaJLD UPTIIT cau ... PDIIT UftiiT c:au... • w ._ • ...._ Of' aaWJOIT • --lt.. c:o.ta ..._ ..._....._Ita & c-rt I ta.. ~ I-MII
....... .....I.DLIIerd&._
11A1bow JSU Liberty a...71 Sunday 8Chool, 9:45 LID.J c!'urc.b ._._1 lled»ed a. Jell•u• eervlee 10:50 a.m. TI'&lniq Sunc~Q eerv1cea: 9:45a.m.. 8u.n· Um.n 7 p.m. 8wutay. Ewninl
day Scbool; 11:00 ~«-wonb.lp 8 p.m. &mday. Teach· '8hfp Savlce; '7:30p.m. en and ol.ftoen IDMtlnr 7 p.m.
Mhl.nr ~ e r v I e e ; llld· W WedJMllldq . Prayer eervtoe and Service: 7:30 p.m. Wednf!llday l lble .tu4y 8 p.m. Wedneeday.
Prayer Meettnc.
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SWlday lervlc.: Worship Serv-ice 9 ua. Sunday Scllool at
10:15 a.m.
IT. JAIID &I'IICO•AL ..... =:r ....
... ...... L ...... Cuclto
SUI\Qy Services: 8:30. 9:30, u
a.m. Mon tlna Prayer· 9:30 a.m.
lte,.atlon fOI' Sunday School. ThUrsday Sen'lcee: 9:15 a.m.
Prayer Guild; 10:30 Holy Com·
munJon.
ST. JOD YIAifJin S14 JlaltM A.._ l4llboa blaDd .........
F.a.. ·~ ~· ..... p--~·IFU
Sunday Mauee: 7:00 a.m. II 9:00
a.m. Conte.lon: Saturdar and evea. of 1ft Friday. an Holy
Daya; 7:30 to 8:00 p.m.; P1nt
Frida)' x... 8 a.m. -c:alftAL aaa.& CIIVIICII O....Aft.atllldlt. c:.e.--.1.111 ........ A.A.K•••• ...._ Sund&J ~: t :tl a ~ .... ... ~ U :OO; Semee. 7:JO. MJd·wwtk Sin'· M&W~ IIADOa CIOiaiA Da. MU Ice. WecJ..-d~?:IO D.JD.
LUI*'IU CIIOa:a COIDIUWiil caG** ULlOA &AIID aoa CUll Dw.. • iWjiC!It ........ C••11•1 " ,., cotanrllft"f iiWfiiiPIPi.,....,M. .... ~
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.... -.....t a..hald --• .........._ ...__....... .. ..... .!.!!!:.. • .. • .... .... Early aeryioe, 8:30 a.m. SUnday: .__. _..,., ----Cburdl Sehooill 9:30 a.m.j wor· SundaJ Wanbtp ~: 1:45 lundq e.vtc.: 1:10 a. m. ah.lp ~ :oo a.m.; IAith• a.m.. 11:00 a..m.lluaday Sc:bool: Churcb Sdlooi..L ·~ a.nd u ·oo Leacue. 7:. p.m. t :• a.m. , a.m. Wonblp Mn'K.'e. •
1'lu. Directal f Ill macle pcw'h1e by tJa.. c:hie-mlladeclbe•h I 1MQI
WOODWQllH PIANO SHOP
l!xalMift Apnt ,.. Balchrlll Pla.noe
2610 E. c..t Hwy. Her. JJ12 c.... cW .... • UI.S1'1K
Jfo 1'ldll •.• Wo Tape ••. Jfo ...-.
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I structors .. Nightingales THE HORACE * * *
ToleaveOS ~~~·-~~~ ~~~~~EiedinMay ~D~··~~~-~:~--~·~"~·~·a~·-~-·~&~uc========J~~~~~oo~~~L~~~~~~~ t. .,._ ......... tile ~ OOU., PI-Dt.d tbe lJM-5$ Election ol omcen WW be the ~
lteaDitb D. JcMttdwr, c:baJr. eaa ClriNka. 1M dulce ..,.cl-budpt far aPIJI'O'V&). SWDIDer ore~« of bwd.,_ I« the May e ft.AT DAY fia.~D
ma fll tM dt.Woa Of ftM ud an, far Girl lc:outl b1 AI'Uaur O.t ·l:amP. the a......,.bWty ot meet1n1 o1 t.MM .. bdnlaleCha~ Our annual ,srta .... Y da.y hu
IPPIMcl uta at aran,. Cout CJol.. Murn.y. MN. SJdlley .. .,.,_, wu a.n. t.er ol the Baq ..... al 801-been ~ned unW May 5tA
.._.. Me ~ tM poll~ a( Tb1l .. a aadoftal projed. aad noaDCied far IUM JO. 'I'IMme tbJ.a pttal AuxWary. oa aecou.nt o1 the ~ vaea-
a I 111 t a ft t au~t 1ft Arthur Murra,J Duee atadlae all 1-.r wtll~ be "'WUcl •• Cow-ne dlapter m« .\prtl 5 In the tJoo DOt aabllnl tbe Captalft to
ebrp ol 1nltnaeUoe at ......._.. (MW the Unhld ... .,. ,Svtq boJa." 1"be Itt. will be oe lr¥tne new home ot Mn. lade Con1don, try out tnd pracdce wftb their
e&D llwr l unlor eon.,.. thla t.Mtruc.'tiOD tree. IM»>*tt 1ft Jfewport BetpU. 218 Vla ~ Uclo lale. A.ullt-tearu.
A11o tolnl to the ame coUqe 'nle local dul S. belftl held Mn. 1tobp1 L Trembley hu tn1 the h.olteu were Mrs. James ·
w1ll be Dorla Raef, Pl)'cboloiY at the .ArUaur Murray ltudlo ln been appoblt.d u daaJrman of Elm, Mrs. Charles Lamb and Mrs. • G1'll OPPICZD C:::.O.D
and buatneu education &Mtrue. Corona del Ma.r, a.rranpd by the lfomluttna eommtttee. Pro. John Webtter. New IYln ott1c:en have been
tor at OOC. who hu been ap. Ma.nacer Chet Fa.rra.r. IMtrudOn ll'&m ehatrm.ad, Mn. Ralph wn. A work aealolf preceded the choeen for th~ MYtnth and
pointed dean of women and the a.re Ma.ry lane Dauphine and BUI cox delerlbec1 Eutet favon made buslnna rneetln1. Thla time was el1hth eraders. In the .ev~nth
new ooU.,e. MS.. Raef ta a 11'&4-J"uclk. by troop memben for Hoae Bos-taken up with aulatlnt Mrs. Joe 17ade tor flrat period. president
uate ot UCLA. lei'Ved u a com-The Amerlean Gill Polka wm pltal. Prelnln1er, chairman of the holt. ll Pam 'Elsener and secretary Is
munleatJona ottloera In WuhJn1-be PreMntecl at the National Gill The q u a r t e r 1 y A.uoclat1on day committee, make Easter tray Jena.lyn Black. Fifth period pres
ton. D. C .. before comln& to OCC Scout meet1n1 ln 1958. It S. a meet1n1 wUl take place AprU 26. favors for the hospital. !dent Is Norma Atk.lN and aecre
ln l!M9. dance 11\llt.able for a famlly Praent wer~ Mmn. John At the business meeting Mrs. tary Is Jeralyn Godfrey. For
M.r. Boettcher hu been on the IJ'OUp. A.lter the leaden teaeh O'ertly, Everftt Nunan. Ted Ram-Hal Dike rep6rtt>d on the money elrhth &rade, thlrd period pres!
ltatf of Oran1e Cout Collqe the da.nce to the ef.rla In thel.r brook. Jade QuJRnberry, .-rank belnr raised at the eroup·s Edna dent Is Kathy O'Rlley and the
atnce Ita beelnnln1. Be and hU troope, It ta hoped that counctll MeCormJek, WIUiam Humuon. Stearns Dayton series which goes secretary ls Bonnie McKay The
wUe, Corene, a.re known thJoUih· mi.Y apotlJJhl father.daulbter E. G. Doane, Wayne Crowl, Dan to support tht-work ()( tht> Tumor ne-w ~entb period president Ia
out thS. cornmunJty for thelt comblnatlpns to promote tea.m CummJnp. Ralph Wilcox. Sidney Board at the hospital Jeanine A.rm.strong (who alao Is
partJclpaUon ln mu.Jca.l perform-competition. Sanden. Neva Thomas. H. E. At tht-conclusion of tht-bust-report~ for GAA II 8th rrade
anceL • • • Nack, Burke Thomas. A. 0 . ness meetlnr. Mrs. Orval Stewart, IYTD news) and eec:reta.ry ls
Aa aulstant auperlntendent 1n The Newport Ha.rbor Girl Scout Oberl, SmJth Newberry and W. president. presided at the tea Merllyn Bowler.
cha.rle of lnatructlon. Mr. Jloett. boa.rd held ita monthly meet.lng B. Tritt. table. We are now playing t10ftball
eher w:IU be dla.r•ed wtth the re-Aprtl 5 at the Little House. Mnl. and badminton a.nd a.re aaytng
aponalbWty ol Mttlnl up the Ted Bam brook. ~dent. pre-l S h 1 I S h fOod by to tumbllnl. In 80ft ball
Procram In the ne-w.1UnJor col . .tded. ynn ta er 5 weet eart the seventh graders played the
lep cH.Itrlct. to be headed by Dr. Cal 1 Lui .. J-LI etrhth rraders with et1hth win
Bill l . Priest, who a.a.o will be ... ... -Of c t DeMol Ch t nJne 28-2.
leavlnl Ora.nle Cout Collee e to Pill .. ·--,... oas ay ap er e SPEI.LIMG 8EE
take the PQI!tJon at the new JU•J Mlsa Lynn Stabler. 399 Seville, from 9 p.m . to mldnl&ht In the Bill Muzzy wu the happy win colle,e. Army Cpl. ao,er S. Und, 10n f th of Mr. and Mrs. George Lind, 2 Balboa. has ~n elected as the Orange County Farm Bureau ner o e annual apellJnl bet" !Piiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiii~iiii~iiiiiiiii Bay Island. ta among 216,000 IOl· chapter "Sweetheart" of Orange Hall. 1916 W. Chapman Rd.. In for our school. The ~lllnl bee,
dters alated to participate In Ex-Coast Chapter, Order of DeMolay, Orange. Admission Ia Sl.!'iO per which Ia national, 1a spon.ored
erct.e Apple Jack durlnl May at and wUl represent the local couple and Is not limited to De-by the lnde~ndent and Press
the Yak.lma Firlnl Center near chapter In tht Orange County Molay.#Dreas will be sport-ties Telegram u a public aervtce fea
Fort Lewta. Wash. DeMolay "Sweethearts Ball" Sat· for the men. cocktail dresses for 1 ""re ln co-operation with the 8t.aDcla.r4 8 h a d e Cloth.a a nd Custom Specta.ltJes e Drapery H a rdware e Venetian Bl.lnda.
urday night In Orange. the women. school systems ln the Lona Apple Jack will teat the effl. Beach area. Tht-area match was ct ........ Y of lnf~try and -·pport Miss Stahler. 17-year-old senior 0 the r county "Sweethearts" "''"" ..... held last Saturday April 16. In units in moun tnoua and desert at Newport Harbor High. will are Carole l..anen. Garden Grove;
tftH.Jn. The a.lmulated use of reign over the county wtde dance Linda Hall. Orange; Susan Stan-the Woodrow WU.On HJ&h Audl ,,_-~I_ -~ -~ 1 H tl ... n-h ,... __ 1 torlum "In Lona Beach. ,,. C)~ C>l atomlc weapon. wUl be one of along with five other chapter ey, un n.~on u.:ac ; """o BUl represen~ed our school and
the c:ondltloru of the exercl.w. "Sweethearts" from Fullerton, Basler. Santa Ana and Llnda * ...._ U.. * C.U r ........... al u d 1 d Huntlnmnn Beach. Garden Grove, Coleman, Fullerton. Pat Bush went along u runner ,_. Qta. a&.. __....,.... n • a penonne a · •-up. TheTe were 46 schools r~re
Gl lllld at.. 8eapwt leecll rnin1atratlve specialist with Head Orange and Santa AnS a. th .. ~~lr ••• aented and I mJght aay therf' ~~~~~~~~~~~!! quarters Battery or the 2nd In-The alx county " wee eart.s ~ -lr were more girls than boys. Bill
fa.ntry Division's 37th Field Artil-will be presented and crowned was number 15 and hls first
lery BattaUon. entered the Army by the respectjve mastrr coun-.., f'8lLL UlOOD word wu "cabinet." They began
To VDIGIL ....s •oua promptly at 2:00 and the ~ ln October 1953 and completed cUora about 11 p.m. Saturday.
butc tralnJng at Camp Chaffee. Muter counsllor Bill Rlnl will
Ark. He l.s. a 1953 eraduate of the do the honora fo.r the Coast chap.
UnJveraJfy of California at Berke-ter.
I have riches beyond compare; lasted untJJ 3:15. Although w~ ot Wilshire School ln Fullerton. I won'la beglnnJng
They can lift me above despair; didn't wln. BUJ ·stayed up till For second pla~ from Stanford PHYCO etc.
with PHYS or
Complete BODM Fu.mJahtnp
LJbefty a.M5C
lat .ewpcll't Aft.
COSTA MESA
CREDIT BUREAU
ot w..-. 01 r Coaaty
Uormerlt oi Newport Beach,
Lal\llla lJeach II eo.ta 1( .. )
............... 10 ....
LDiartt ~'llfl •=rwt .._. ......... _... ........................... _..._.. ..
ley and member o1 the Slpna Oran1e Cout College's RJtb
Chl fraternity. will provide the musical fare
laak ......
REPORT OF CONDmON
of L~cE..~eW! • ., .. .._.,, a __ ... _.,....._,. ..... .. ____ ...._.., ..
1 , .. a ,.,._..
AW II 5 C 'd ••kill C>-'tnrll
L CUb. balance~ wtth other banD. lnclucliftl tEWJ¥6 bala.nce, a.nd cub Item.
ln procea ol collection. ... $ 789,561.67 $1L'U01.08 $ 902.462.75
2. U. S. Government obliga-tions, dJr«t and tully
3. ea-:e~=tY;·-mu-;;·icts)ai 1.681,TT7.65 503,879.75 2.185.657.40
and .:hool dlatrlct obll-
61 f!~~ruar\Ci .. Ciik-Oll~·t& .. , ,,;·: 300'864.47
eludes S347.70 overdralta) 821.394.87 540.890.85
8b. Furniture, fixtures and
equipment ----·----38,001.14
U . Other assets -······· ···-·-· 3..490.03
.().
.(). ·----
300.864.47
1.362.195.72
38.001.14 3.,490.03
TOTAL ASSETS ................ 3,&44,(J:l9.83 1,157,581.68 4.801.671.51
UAalUTIES
12a. Commercial dT.:tu -demand (In lvlduals,
partnerships, corpa.) .......
12b. Other demand =lu (certifJed and ~~·
checlu. etc.} ···-················· 14. Savings deposita ............
16. U. S. Government and = aavtnp deposita .. 17. county and mu-
nlclpal d~lts ···········-··· 20. &e.ervn r taxes. Inter-ests. etc.. accrued but un.
21. ~~ ··u&t;uit"ia--:::=::::. ·: ... :
TOTAL UABIUTIES .....
CAI'ITAL -ACC:OU.I S
22. Capital paJd In:
b. Common stock
2100 aares. Pa.r $50.00 ..
:: ~~cled·-protit;.::ii"et .. ·::
~. ltelerver -·····-.................. . TOTAL CAPIT A.L
AOOOUNTS 27. Total lJablUtles a n d Capital Accounbl ............. .
..... OUIIDAa 1. PledP'd .-ta (and se-curities loaned) (book value>: , __ , ___ ,, ___ .......... .
a. U. S. Government ob·
llptlons pled... to •· cure depoelta a.n d other
UablUt:Me ·----·--
b. 00. ~ed,.cl to I?C\lre ts and
other liabilities ( lnducl· ....... ucl bUls ndJp.
CDUDtH aa4 eecurltlel
80id .net. repu.rebue .......... ) ·--··-
3,090,463.90
56.991.38
77,795.48
177,500.00
45.255.45
2,792..84
3,4!50,799.05
75,000.00
70.000.00
39.511.5Q 8.779.28
193,290.78
3,644,0BIUI3
28'7,6.25.98
0 3,090.463.90
-0. 56.991.38
985.081.68 985.081.68
77.795.48
1Z7.500.00 305.000.00
-0. 45,255.45
.(). 2,792.84
1.112.581.68 4.563.380. 73
30.000.00 105,000.00
15.000.00 85.00>.00
.(). 39,511.!50
.(). 8.799.28
45,000.00 238,290.78
1,157.581.68 4,801.671.51
420.125.98
For I live In the 1olden a ea. about the mJddle. Twenty min-Jr. High In Downey. Barry Plott. , -::=::::========~ And my friends are poeta a nd utes to three was the fatal mo ,. sages ment for Enalp as Blll went For third pla~. Valentina Pe-C...fbl9 c:.6l W
troff. from Lake Center School In Al'tMt lappl._ 11 .t Who live on thtOUih the ages, down. Santa Ft-Springs. The winner --~
Engraved on immortal pages. The Spellln1 Muter was Dr. from last yea.r and this year's ---. IW'wsry G.--4 ..
Ah, what haa Ute lot to otter W. Davtd Sievers. who 1a the dl wtnnn are from the aame school, 81.0 &aiLI ITA~
Compared with a lift Uke that! rector Of dramatics at Long 308 11a.1n BALBOA Harbor 678
Beach State CoUe,e. The ih.ree Wllahl.re. 9:30-6:00, Sun. Noon 'till
UD'D TDO 18 DDI&ft judea were Dr. l . Wesley Brat-Carol CroMwhlte u Lon1 Beach ~~~~~~~~~iij~ji Mr. &M )(n.. LM Bunee, 311 ton. Dean at LoQI INda Col-area champion receives a.n a4l.ex-~
lfa.rt,old Ave .. Corona del Ma.r, lep; t.be Bonora.ble l'ftcl IOile, pen.ae paJd trip to WuhlnJton,
recmtly returned from a ten day Juc:lle ot the County SuPftior D. C.. and a lovtn1 cup. ISO Bond
trip to Pa.lm Sprinp and lm-Court. and the Honorable Frank second p~. 125 Bo~d third
perial Valley. Mr. Bundle Is a C. Charvat. Jud,e of the Munlcl prtu and a champion • certifj.
former cattle man a.nd famUJar pal Court. And the winners were. cate for eadl of the contestants.
with the WNt. for first place Carol Crosswhite A hint for study for next year-
-N5W· CHEVROL5T 'lbsll·FoJce TRUCKS
Wort S!yllllt• new ·~
pro.ch to truck daip
1Wo distioc:tmly di8cr-
cot teylinl u•tmewb-ooe iD Uabt· aad medium-
duty models. uot.ber
iD beayY-dutyl
AD ..... ....a.w.
witt. aew Poww S!!riyr
New OM••• Power Stelrial Clllt ..... .,_
fort ., to 10 ,. cent
••. cwh'oN rOiid ~
Opticwelat-..o.a.
The lut word in cab
comfort and l&ictxt
New Sweep.Siabt wiad-
abidd for Coaaad visi-
bility. A new coacealed
Safety Step tbat stays
cleat ot SDOW or mud.
Newcp:~VJvto 1a,ooo Jb..r.
Offend iD 2 -toll mockla!
Thia means you caD do
a lot more work o •
heavy ..... jolle rib
r.l•WQp.
New more durable,
rtaDdard·widtfl &aaw.r New,... ... ol34-
indl width to ~
..... rpeclal body .... ....,.,.,., Aad • .._._ _.. rilidr _, ...
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Vogel Value
can~ and work shop c1owmta1n. Excellem oondltlon.
Bu patlo and room ln bont I« another unit. 'l"b..a Ia a
• re&l buy at the new low price of
AND ONLY $2.000 DOW!'
THE VOGEL CO.
87 E. COAS'f HWY.
HARBOR 174.1
CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 14'n
You Can DREAM . • •
For another ~n yean ... or
RELAX • • •
and
START LIVING IMMEDIATELY, m
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IRVINE TERRACE
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
COMPLETED
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSIFlED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to pureha.se ln the
$20,000 to $30,000 c.Jass we sincerely recommend
tbe Irvine Estate. overlooklnr Newport Harbor.
These homes feature Callfontla llvlnf. Otfered exclu-
8ively through Earl W. Stanley In a Smor-Free area
known as lrvlne Terrace-on Coast Highway opposite
the new Irvine COast COuntry Club, Newport Harbor.
* For recommendation, we refer you to anyone who
holds a Leasehold Estate ln Irvine Terrace.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSlVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 ror Further lnlonnat1oo
CORONA DEL MAR
lapifice•l tiew of ellra101 cll•••l
I •lire ltaJ •ea.
IODERI 3 INinn., 2! Ita ... Hnle. larap.
E1cloaetl ,alio.
• U1fi1ishe4 slutlio 18123 willl YJeW,
BetiiiCH to $47,000 for 1111ict sale
o... at Ullerly 8 4182
COurtesy to Brokers
lew 4-Betlr. 2-11• ~•••
Sfe these before you buy.
Garage-rock roofs-paved and curbed street
Sewers In and paid
• ,. left If 20
Q,l&o -Den 18 1111'-.
W. L T..U, lulllr
-yuu'U like our friendly ~
393 E. 17tb St., Costa Mesa
Uberty 8-1139
1 00°/o INCREASE IN SALES!
More tban a MUlton Dollars ln MultJple Uat.lnc Salea
durlnl the Month of March:
,., •• 1 .....
OOIIP.u:ED TO $578,305.00 JO.a MARCH OF LAST YEAJL
In ~or SelllDI Set Your
-TIUIJII.a-
....,..of
NEW~RT HARBOR
BOARD OF REALTORS
. lantJI.PI•• ......
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You'll love the retulnc
boura In thLI dellfbttul
2-bed.r. modern bo~ on Bal.
boa Island. Neat\y new, It Ia
attractively Curnlahed and
It Is only
Better see us today.
$18,1&0
•
ISLAND REALTY CO.
498 Park, Balboa laland HA :rn
Treme••• VIew
From the llvlng room of thla
hillside home near lJttle CO..
rona beach, 2 large bedra ..
1% baths plus outside show .
er. Dble gar., buUt on shady
street ror Indoor-outdoor prJ.
vacy.
Asking price,
$2&,600
Earl W. SlalleJ
REALTOR
225 Marine Ave., Balboa Wan•
Call Harbor 1775,
eves. Harbor 5359
Ba ... IIIIH
Attractive 2-bedr. bouse with
a pt.. LOW DOWN, !lrepl .•
patio, good location: 216 Cor.
al Ave. GROSSED $3.100 In
1954.
See us quick!
Harbor 234
WILDROI REILn
308 Mailne Ave., Balboa Island
2 BEDR. UNFURN. hdw. floors,
tile, furnace heat, 2 ~ car ga.
ra ge. COM. $85 mo. HA 1862.
ATrRACTi'Vt FURN. modern
atudlo apts., utiJ. pd.. $70 mo.
3424 E. Coast Hwy., CDM.
HA 0853-R.
2-BEDRM. hOU8e, tum.. or un.
fum.. newly decorated. Chi).
dren welcome, 417 Bellotrope.
COM betore 10, alter 5.
A'ITRACTIVE, 2-BEDRM., unfurn.
apt. with garage, convlenl-
ently located; 508 Marigold,
COM. HA 1.2()3.W. '
NICE 1 . BEDRM. APT S. with
ocean view, newly t urn. Year.
ly lease, $75-$80 per month.
Inquire 308 Carnation, COM,
HA 4016.
KISCELLAJifE017S
PICK UP your Anson Stop the
Music blanks at Ray Fields,
Lido Watch Repair, VIncent's
Lido Drugs. Newport. HA 3003.
$5.00 PER MO. RENTS good prac.
\Ice plano. Term rent applies
It you buy. Danz . SchmJdt
Plano Store, 520 No. Main,
Santa Ana. Good practice
pianos $89, $110, $195.
SLIP RENTALS: Rowboat rental
spaces, max. 8' beam. 30'
length. American Legion Hall,
15th and Bay, Newport, HA 452.
ildJST SELL! A •hole bou.te hall
ot tumJtwe. .....,nable. See
owner at 417 Heliotrope, CDM
or call HA 8193-M.
fOa ili011lER'S DAY or Father'•
~: lu.t arrived-new Etft,
na.Matk! watch line, the ttnHt
automatlca. Ray Ftelda, Lido
Wateh ltepair, Vlneent'a Udo
Drup. Newport. BA ~
BY OWNER, ~. small eottaee
turnilhed, 708 tria, COM. Phone
RA 1069 .
BEA1JTI.Ft}L .WHITE peke pup.
AKC rejiJtered SSQ. KI 2-9519.
STEINWAY GRAND. In wonder·
ful eonllltlon. See and hear
thl.s Immortal Instrument. All
orletnal condition and ma-
terial. This Ia no rebuUt plano.
A.lao Knabe, Mason It Hamlin,
LHter and many others at
fteat a a v I n 1•. Really! 100
pianos from which to choose.
Danz..Schmldt. 520 No. Maln,
Santa Ana.
OONNSQNATA Electric Orran,
sllehtly used. Save $400 on thJs
beautltul organ. Danz..Schmldt,
520 No. Main, Santa Ana. Open
STUDIO PiANO. A bard to ret
plano. Perfect condition $395
erms. Danz..Schmldt Ble Plano
and Dfl&n Store, 520 No. Maln,
Santa Ana.
HAMMOND ORGANS. COmplete
line ea.ay terms. Your old plano
taken In exchanfe. Try before
you buy. Free rooms here for
practice. Danz . Schmidt Big
Organ & Plano Store'-520 No.
Main, Santa Ana.
HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN dem-
onstrator, with new guarantee.
Big saving. Danz ScbmJdt PJ.
ano CO., 520 No. Main, Santa
Ana.
BALDWIN Acrosonlc Spinet PJ.
ano. Just Jlke new. You can
save on this. ~autltul Art
Model Spinet only $385. An·
other Spinet Mah. case. Lovely
tone only ~-Always lots of
wonderful bargains at Danz.
Schmidt Big Plano and Organ
CO., 520 No. Main, Santa Ana.
100 Planoa to ch<'>o..w from.
Easy terms. Open every Friday
eve.
HELP W AJfTED
Girls-
.lUST
I . .,
More than that-An oppor.
tunlty to work In an Inter.
estlng Industry which Is ex.
pandlng and offers advance-
m~t opportunity to quali-
fied young women. Openings now as:
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Apply-
514~ N. Main St.
Rm. 211-Santa Ana
'Mon. through Fri.
9:00 to 4:00 p.m.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
WANTED: Auto salesman to ~JI
new Fords and used cars. Ex-
perienced man prer. Theodore
Robins, Ford dealer .. 3100 W.
COast Hlwy., NB, Ll 8.3471.
SOIOIDWOU
FOB TEACBEJIS
_.,. Coaaty eoa.ct1 of tM Me~ety1 M& 0.
Gcyle s ..... wlllo wW dlnct U.. ......_ ,..
r'Cide at tM IMI llln. K....ua ............ ...
ctaalniGa. ..ct ..... WWred ............ .
--. of -D'-•d A..._ a.Jboa ~ ,....,. t1aey an pktancl. (.....,_ ftoto)
Mesa Council Takes Action
On 865-Acre Annexation
did not Jive within the annexa-
sow roa FLAJRGDfl
A son, Scott Casey, wu born to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flanqln of
424 Orch~d Ave., COrona del M!U',
on Tuesday, AprU 12, ln Hoar
Memorial H~pltal. Annexation of the Hale aubdl-
vlalon, Southern Calltornla Bible
COllege and Santa Ana Alr Baae
property Into tt\e Clty of Costa
Mesa waa started at the C:O.ta
Mesa City COuncU meeting Mon.
day night. The annexation ordi-
nance was paued on second
reading. It would add 865 acres
to the city.
tion and her protest could not be p;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;
accepted.
e CIIAACES IIADE
Mrs. Allen charged that the
Hale aubdlvlslon was an "laland"
being annexed t9 the City of Cos-
ta Mesa by the width of the road
at Baker St. and Fairview Rd.
The subdJvlslon Is located east-
erly of Harbor Blvd., south of
Gl.aler Rd .. north of Baker St. and
west of Fairview Rd. It joins the
balance or the annexation at
Fairview Rd. and Baker St. run.
nlng east ot Falrvlew Rd. and
south of Baker St.
One written protest wa.s re.
celved from Herbert Barker. own
er of two lots at the southeast
corner of Fairview Rd. and Baker
St: Mrs. Myrtle M. Allen of 13893
E. Baker St.. submitted the Bark-
er protest. City Attorney Donald
Dungan ruled that Mrs. Allen Mrs. Allen charged that "mon.
ey was fOlng lntq someone'a
CAJlS FOB SALE pocket" and that onlf 300 acree
1941 BUICK. good condition, ot the land wu taxable, the re-
plpes. $100. HA 1.288-W after malnder belnf tax tree property.
5 p.m. Mayor Claire Nelson objected
1952 HUDSON Hornet sedan. to Mrl. Allen's remuks.
Beautltul 2-tone finish. Hydra Dale Holllneaworth of 1412 E.
matlc, radio, heater, Unted Maple St. claimed that the "&hoe
glass, etc. Superb condition. 8trlnc" annexation would cut ott
1985. Term.t. with no down wate llnee to, the •u.nouncU..aa
pymt. to r...,..Sb&e penon. .,... In wMdl be Uved and
Pvt. owner, HA 211a. elalmed that his 32 lob would
.. not be able to continue eettlne
SITU ATJOJIIS WAJITED Santa Ana maiL ~YR. OLD Peruvian youth e OlfLT 1 ~ ..aTE.ST
wants job house-cleaning, car CouncUmen figured there was
washing, lronlng, baby sitting. only a one per cent protest to
etc. Call neighbor, HA 4326-W the annexation ot uninhabited
BABY SITTING, care of sick. yr.ur tf'rrltory and pa~ first reading
home, Da y, night. mature COM on the ordinance. City Engineer
woman. Before 10 a.m after Don Southworth was lnstr~cted
5 p.m .• HA 3132-M. to prepare plans Cor a water line
SEBVJCES .
Painting Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
lJcmaed Coatractor
878 W. 18th Costa Mesa
Liberty 8-8628 Liberty 8-6632
COICPLETE LAJmSCAnMC
SEBVJCE
FREE ESTIMATES
S&H Green Stamps
Free delivery
CORONA DEL MAR NURSERY
HA 1038 Z744 E. COast Hwy. ... , ..... ,.
•• Prl)lcl••
FOR RENT
to serve the area to be submJtted
to the state for approval.
A public hearlne was contln .
ued on the creation of vehicle
parking district number two ln
the block between Harbor Blvd.,
19th St. and Newport Ave. The
city planning commission was
advised to study puking needs ln
the b)ock. Thlrty.ftve per cent of
the usessect value of land
planned Cor the parking district.
the state Jaw llmJt. would not
provide enoueh money to pur.
chase part of a piece of land In
the block owned by Dr. W. J.
Cowan of Newport Beach planned
Cor a public parklne Jot.
$25.00
•a JOJIITJ.AC IE.DAJJKn'E
Radio; heater and a eoocS.
solld-runnln1 car.
1511
'53 FOJID 4.DOOB
Radio. beater, Oveordrlfto low mileage. Reduced $200 for sale
11115 WEEK! 11211
DOWN
'SO LDfCOLif 4.DOOa
R ad 1 o, heater, Bydramatle,
near-new Ures. R!Jna food! .,.
'54 KUCUft KOJIIT&aD
Con v e r tlble. RadJo, heater,
O'drln, Power Brakes. ONE
owner and neat·MW! -BUYS A
'55 IIEIIC'01IT KOMIW1
COupe. Fully EQuipped. near.
new-SAVE OvD 16()0.
'47 JOJIITIAC SEDAJJE'ITE
Radlo, heater, clean u a
hound'a tooth! ...
GOOD
'SO .ACKAJID 4.D008 New flnl.ah. 1ood enelne. Plat.
tic eovera It runa Uke 10,000
doJiara. YOU~ only
'52 P'OaD aAJfCB WAGOJI
Heater, O'd.rlve, light blue
flnJah. A perfect "aU purpose"
car . ··-"Safe Buy"
'5I KDCUft' S.DOOa
Radio, heater A Mercomatlc,
Orlelnal and clean. 50 USED PIANOS wanted badly
for o ur rental dept. Highest
cash allowance In trade on
new plano or organ. Dan.z.
Schmidt. 520 No. Main. Santa
Ana.
Capitalize on your teaching ex.
perlence and educational back.
ground by Introducing our
beauUluJiy Illustrated new II
brary tor cblldren 1 12. Re-
ceived enthu.iutJcally by par.
ents a nd achoola. NOT AN EN·
CYCLOPEDIA. •only $39-.50 at
terms as low aa $3 down and
$3 a mo nth. Only one day's
tralntne neceuary. All sales
mat~rlal and earrylne cue
furnished without Investment.
High earnlnp. exclusive terri-
tory, part or full time .• Write
H. J. Reardon, 308 W. Wuhlnl·
ton, Chicago 6, llllnola.
8-MM 16·M'M 35-MM ··-'10 rom I-DOOa
ausmESS o•JOIITU'JfiTIEI
BEAUfi SHOP lor aale ln Harbor
Area. New modern equipment.
lllnesa forcN owner to aell.
Call for Info. HA 3665 .
EXPERIENCED BANK NCR Book·
keeper -permanent flve-da.y
week-Newport Harbor Bank.
Don't Just drive by number 3317 Ocean Blvd., COrona
del Mar. Call ua and let ua show you thlt atwdlly eon.
structed home wtth the most excltlnf 3 atory Ooor plan.
It Is definitely a must ace!
Aak for Dan Jaeobeen or Bill ~.
OlZ RADOlf 00. S.a.llplt.
1'1'00 •• Cout Jlw7 ... •-..n..... u. ....
and 16MM Sound Projectors
FAST COLOR FILM SERVICE
• Model Alrpl&ne Supplies ... a •• ,.._.,
1'78:1 Newport Blvd., eo.ta Mesa
Phone Uberty 8· 7042
GraClex Clro ISmrn W/case & 1
ClaM\ ....•.. .re,. 69.!50, now $45.00
Ditto 35 mm rapid .equenoe f2.IJ
lena W/cue It fiuh reg. 12).00,
now ·······-·-··----·---tl5·00 ~!"~~-~~-~:...~~:.~~ Kodak duanex Ouh outtlt rq.
21.9S.
Special l!S.95 whllf they lut.
* USED SPECIAL8 *
ArfUJ C3 W/eue It Oub_...$f.2.!50 Kodu 35 w ;eue .. ______ .as.oo
IkoOu &5 Te.ar W /eue.-. .50.00 ANeo Jtefla AutornatJc
W/e._ ---85.00 Tl..l-1 •• ... a...... K~ llmm A-12 W/2 •-II I -•• lena on tumtt....._ _______ 95,00
Iodak ma~Smm f 1.9lena65.00
WIIJ&a• filii .. ~. ~ --m twrett-.. --'O.OO .... ......
1 MmOALOW JUCBT.
1 snu: .. ou.wo.
TrPI: UP.
ll&IHWAY
Radio A hea~. New .. t eown. Good rubbe\'1 tuna and looks good Reducea to ..
·USED CAR
'SO nvDnanw CIIAIOI01f
4-door. !tear-new moe.. A "steal" at. ..
* laeiiUIC'IINCIAL * • ., JOftiAC ....... .
lteal elon. .... ..... roe. chanJeal work. A "'teal bar~ cain" at. n•
•
'
•••••AAY. Atllll.ll. 1-
CHAMBER LAUNCHES
DRI\Ir 1oMpb Guerin. Rewport at. ;y E tonwy, •u .,.,... .., Clt;J
TM K~ Jl.al'-Chamber ,_,17 JlatJt on tax tUB~~ that Coundl w-cla7 ....W.. u tiM tuth .,...... ol. the Jfftrpcft ot Comi!Mftle laune:Md tt. ~ can be allocabtd to tbe Cbamber, CJvU a..tce Cesmt"'oa. ,..
beftbJp drive wtt.b a lddt4! Mr. LaWibe Aid that a Chamber ~ made froiD
luncheon 1'\ae.day noon at tbe Ia betta otJ not to rely on tu a . tJu. '!:-IAlbmltted
Newport Harbor Yacltt Club. tunda. He •ld t.bat the Chamber ~.:: avt1 ltnkle commteeton
Pratdent Maurie Stanley a&Jd 11 the ~ wa~tJon )'et de-_.., Ouerta. ~~ T Van
the aoaJ ol the drive, whJc:h wm vUed to enhance tracle. com-· •
eontJnue to April 29, Ia a total rnwce and lndutr)' and to de-Dyke of Corona BJptantt. aDd a.
Income ol 115.000 from duee. wlop the community. B. rebren of Balboa.
Mr. Stanley announced that
the C'bamber wt1l not uk tor any
funda ttom the dty but wt11 otter
Ita llerltcM tNe to the dty u an
advertJatnc aeenc:y. ''It la our
prtv1Jele and duty to help," be
County Will Take Over
Control of Harbor Here
•id. th
The membership drive 1s being (ContlDued fro~ Pace 1> of the county property In e
conducted by 28 teama o1 tour Fw the put yeara the clty hu annex at $2.225,000.
rnemben each. The wtnnm. taken the major raponalbUity of Questioned by Ctty Attorney
team will receive u their prize regulatJng and admJnilterlng Karl Davta. Mr. Wallace said be ------------• UY. EDWDI coxa Ia pktu.red aboYe wltb h1a wife IIDd -
ebok» o1 a fJee cUnner and ahow. the Harbor, under the clty code had not made any appralsal ot TWO IIOD IATVUATS POa ~ ,... •lei h Ia .....-tag tbe ccapta:i.a'a UAUOOD o1 Army
11M Qaamber voted to reduce etltabUablng harbor regulations. the un fw a number of yean, ~ 011 TAZ EDIOTJOW c+wp'ata
the locltvldual memberablp dues Under thla code, the clty pollee. nor dJd he lmow that the munty
trom ~ to ~0 a year. Mr. stan. the harbor, .eta the rules fDr wu unabJe to •11 Ita property. L W. Shotwell from the county
ley an"'UDeed that t.be Chamber ~tine and navtgatton. and col-• OC:U WAIDIS CITI" u.e•mra omce will be at the REV. GOMKE IS NAMED
AS COM CHURCH PASTOR ls bu~etJng 14.400 for the Mer-lecta revenue from permlta for Mr. Oele pointed out that tax-Newpol't Harbor Chamber of
chanta Division to conduct at plen and Ooata. Accordlnr to payera of the entire county have Com.mer"Ce olftc:e only two more
leut two mercbandlaJna promo-Mr. Oele, theee functions will be helped pay for the development Saturdays, April 23 and 30, from
tlo0o1 du:rtng the next fl8cal year. taken over by the county. of the harbor. He aaJd be wu 9 to 12 noon to belp veterans rue The congrecation of the Co From Bt-resford he was recalled
Spnlrft' wu Ben Lawabe of It ia the contention ot Newl)Ort going on rec:otd u warntng the their tax exemption.. rona del Mar Community Cbwch to active duty, serving 1n Korea
Garclm Grove, who retired Jut clty otfJctala that the Harbor la city from taldng any ac:tJoa to voted at a special meeting Sun. with the Flrst cavalry Division;
year att. ~ yean wttb the u. an lntqral part of the ctly, and abandon the road that runs • day mom1ng to name Rev. Ed. In Fort Benning, Ga~ the lntan. s. Chamber of Commerce. Com-ls part of the dally ~ and ac-along the Upper Bay and th.ia FDIAL ftfOU 11 SAT'OeAT win C. Gomke u thelr perman try School; and at Asmara, Erl-
mentlng on the recent election In tJvtty of the city, and therefore makes the area lnacc::eaJble. Tb.ia SatW'day wUl be the final I ent minister. BeY. Gomloe has trea In East A!rlca.
which tbe voters llet a $2,401) tta control and admlnl.stratlon Newport CoundJ then ruled day for tryouts at the Boys Club been Interim pastor be.re Iince Rev. Gomke is attending UnJ.
------------property rest prlmarUy with the that the value of the county pr~ In eo.ta Mesa for the summft' Rev. Paul E. Babbitt took over verslty ot Southt-m Calltornia Dm U~ODY Ctty of Newport Beach. perty wu less than ball of the midget league baseball teams. the pastorate of the Congrera· this spring. He and his wife Fern
i.ft.£AJ a ft. There ia a llkellhood of a court total value. Tbe annexation ordJ. The tryouts wiU be held from 9 Uonal Church 1n Shatter. • and their son Doug are now Uv.
test of the county'a actlon to de-nance wu l n trod u c e d and a.m. to 1 p.m. for all boys from 1 Rev. Gomke, who ls 36 years lng at 675 Oak St. ln Lacuna.
Margaret L Scharle
Teacher ol Plano
Orpm.t . Aeeoalpanlat
EvenJnfCl...-
~ where the prlmary duty pa.ued to aecond reading. 9 to 14 years of ace-I old, ls a native of North Dakota. Rt-v. Comke will ta~ over his
ol harbor control rests. He graduated from Yankton Col duties as pt>rmanent pastor here
The matter ol annexation wtll Q H N t w d d lege In South Dakota In 1941 on Junt> 1, after flnJ.s.hlng the
go before Superior Court. where pen 0 use eX e n e s a y with a Bachelor of Arts degree spring term at the usc School of
both the county and city will and from the School of Theology Religion. The Gomke famUy
have the opportunJty ol present. Public schools week will be and a film sponsored by the Pr~ In 194.2 with a Bachelor of Tbeol plans to move down here In June
1~ duJta
3IJ7 GOLDENROD AVE.
Corona del Mar
PV'DaAI. DIDCTOD
Friendly Nelabborbood Senrlce
Parkes-Ridley Mortuary
Pormerly Grauel Chapel
lng expert testimony on ap ob.erved at Oranee Coast Col-feaJonal Go 1 fer · s Association ogy degree. He wu ordained as to ()("('upy the parsonage provtd.
praJsal of county property as lege with an open house Wed-wtll be abown ln the auditorium a mJntater ln 19C2. ed by the church on Orchid Ave.
against the total value of the nesday evening, AprU Z7, start-from 7 to 8:15 p.m, George Lake, I He was manled to the caurh· ;============;
annex paroel. lng at 7 p.m. public relations representative ter of a Methodist minister In
11 0 Broadway
• GOODE TUTIFJU I All clusrooms will be opened, tor the P.G.A., will conduct the 1943, Juat before eolng to the
LJ 8·34!3 " 8-3434 Coata Mesa
Mond~ e~nlng the city pre. faculty members will be present. dftllonatratlon. Local golf pros Chicago Theological Seminary.
sented StanJey E. Goode Jr., of and apecial exhibits and dep1on-who wtll aulst are 8111 Parker, He was coi'D.J1liuioned as Chap
the Santa Ana firm of apprals-stratlons have been planned ln El Toro; Kurt Apt"l. baguna lain In the Army Jn 1944, grad
en, Goode It Goode. He stated Beach; Jay Nunnally, Santa uated from basic training at Har !:::==========~ that the 620 acres claimed to be many department&. Ana; Bill Mut. San Clemente, vard University ln August of
N 0 W . . . T W 0 owned by the county wu "very A demo.nstrat:Joo on eoltlng and Art Roux, Irvine Coast. that year, and celebrated Chrlst-
BALTZ MORTUARIES substantially leu .. than half the mu at the Port of Embarkatlog
Servtna the Harbor Area v-::e,:;::.u~ ~~:~ Vaccine Shot .Dates Changed w~a~:'.t:'::~U:~":v~v':!~~
Baltz Mortuary tton by Mr. OIJe, be aatd that that Division ln the Po Valley
Dr. Ronald Wood. D. C •
HARBOR
HEALTH SERVlCE
COMPLETE
DIAGNOSIS lr PHYSICAL
• THERAPY DEPT.
2IOt ............ BJ-.d.
CHAPEL BY 'f'!!E SEA hls ..tlmate of the total value First and aecond ...... de .m. Beach e lementary schools. There Campaign In Italy. Then he ~ . Harbor----c:-~~w.bway of the annex was ln excesa of dents 1n Newport Beach elemen-were 496 parental consent • turned to Chica&o. and three '============
l Jlar $2,000.000. · ta17 doola wm pt t.be1r flrlt turned 1n priOI' to the announce. ¥_J'e'~.,..~~la~t.er~to~~Ber~est~ord.,~=~S..~D~. =====::=======~
Jfewport ....
~..,.
Balla ~ "''l )OU adude the counQ"a s.Jk polio ~a.cdae on l"rrda7, ment of the au_.. cl the Salk -;
U'*'J ~IIJl ao acree, that 18 tbe value ot AprU 29 and tbelr ~nd shot vacclne. Other parenta are now
rna It S\aper1or, Collta 11.. the remainder? .. Mt. Ogle asked. on Friday, M#Y 27th. TbiJ cbange calllna ln anx:loua to obtain the
AMPLE PARKlNG Mr. Goode gave the Identical In dates wu announced last vacdne for their tlrst and aecond
BOTH LOCAnONS answer. in excess of $2.000,000. week by school oftlc:lals.. grade C'hlldren.
INSURANCE
"Be Sure--Insure"
wrm
STANLEY
rNSURANCE AGENCY
• VALUE 11 z:z.o F1m and second grade stu-Newport Beach school chUdren
"Then the value of the county dents 1n Costa Mesa elementary will r.celve their shots at the
property 1s nU ?" Mr. O~tle com schools and SL Joachim School Harbor VIew School between 9
mented. will get their t:1.nt shot on Thurs. a .m. and noon. Children from the
'The vaJue Is nominal." Mr. day and Friday, AprU 28 and 29. Newport Beach and Corona del
Goode answered. "The property The second shot will be given Mar schools will be transported
Is not· marketable." May 26 and Z7. to and from Harbor VI~ School
Mr Goode said the value was second grade students are elJgi. ------
Questioned again by M ... Ogle, Approxlmately syo first and I by bus.
.. ~... ble for the vaccine Jn Newport Read Enatcn Want Ads.
• Sari & Sand
FliOUS IIIE
IITIIII SliTS
WIICIIIII$4.95
'Nlu. to 111.15
Balboa
Phone Harbor 2474
3315 E. Coast HJgbway
Mr. Ogle presented Jack WaJ
lace u hla expert witness on ap.
pralaaJ. Mr. Wallace said his
background as appraiser goes
back to 1919. He set the value
FOR GALS WHO P U TTE R . PAINT. PLANT OR PUT-TO GET HER
Corona del Mar
Rea. Phone. Uberty 8-731.5
HILL TOP MARKET
The Biggest Little Store in Newport
Now Under New Management
Ella Sheriff-New Owner
The Same Friendly Service
OPEII I A.11. to I P..JI.
-•• lf...,..rt 1o1M. Liberty ....
On · the CBOSSBOADS STBJP
A. won~l new plan for tbt c:eramlc hobbiJt . . •
you work tn a comp. lete. modem plant with all the J.at.elt c.'OIDJMI'Cial tqUipment UDWt akWed aupel', vlalon. We have molds tor owr 125 ltema from our
line that you may UN OC' you may make J'OW' own Mtpa ... Ae.,...-............... tall ........
*
Koret!.ga.:~ l.S ~
aY K O RET o pr C A L I P'O RNIA
I -...... ..: ...
HM fun Md loot smart in Korltipns ... the wort~
~es with 1 fatlion face. These ~rablt dtftims n ill indltlblllt.
piped in r1d ... or the new blue and wMt u.;..r sfr1les,
They're Sanforlztd to kttp tMir IMpt ...
and .. parlfttM that the Mimi_,
pun out. u. tllstic ••tt.• w~• ...,
fm and ••· for wort-dey dotMI
with a plq4ly lir ... blly Kmtlr•!
Rca.._ .... _ ..
•u .... ....... ........ ..... --
....... m o
• • • • ltlllllr ._I
OURS ~NE IN SANTA ANA!
IICIIII 'I
Llll IIIIET
wttbiiU.LIK
AprU 21, 1955
First! What a magical word!
Flrst ln Calltornla . . . Wow!
Right In our milk retrleerator
cases! Plastic coa~ milk car
tons filled with Todd's milk ...
These plastic milk cartons are a
milestone in milk dl~trlbutlon
to the home . . A far, far cry
from the time the h ousewife
brought out a wash bowl and
the kindly milkman poured her
quota !rom his large can
* * * Wbat d.-. a ploaatlc aocdld
autoo mecm to yoa? Jfo lecdr..
ate! I ._, a 150-,...ad _...
ataad oe tour of u.-. . . -
bncda • • • If• .... Ill yoar
aWr . • • Wltll the old tu-
.... CDCit.d .............. UttJe
la:aock aa U.. outside bad a
way of eta._,... oft wax aa
the iaaJde . . • Tla.. plaatic
coatecl cartoea c:aa be pat riPt
Ia yow ...... GDd yoa c:aa .....
a wt.ole qaart ot etae=18te
aWr u yoa w1ala ••• Ccnatioal
UAMGl U.. op-'"9 tint .
* * * Now to rna~ tbelr milk avail
able to the consumer In a plutlc
coated carton. It ian~ tor
a milk compaby to purchue a
Sealklng m.acblne . . . Todd's
dairy just purebued OM lut
week ... They are the tl.rst milk
company In Calltornia to have
one of th~ machines and thus
ly pt>rmlt you. through our .toN"
or any of the other twenty mar
kets In Orange County that makP
up the Todd'a Marketing Co .• to
have your milk In these aleam.
lng, sanitary. brand n<-w. wax
tree. plastic coated cartons
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bern -)oored aJlk Ill th-
platlc coatecl car1lou. u they
bcqlpta.d to blly IDUII: tro.
oae of UM II ctatrt. tbat bad
the JealklNJ maclll.De ••• 1
mJght add • . . Tb• SealkiD9
mac:bJ.Ae aterlll.-tbe auto1u
at 700 depeM at t.ta. time It 1a
fWed with mUll ..• See t1a1a
.... aatoe . . . ...,.aaJ.ly
lumcty 1a the .,... twi.a padr
ball 9QUOD • • • So po\U'Cible
wltbout splUa or mu.u ... U..
Dew spout ...
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Ta kE' th<' tlml' lu Vl<ilt }"Ur puh
lw !'<'h,.ol 7ht' 1<. Publk
Sehoul \\ r-.·k thr<•ll!!h .. ut lhf' na
t ion \'1"11 ~''Ill ' h tit! ' !'las"
roo m ~1"1' 1 hf' df'mnrratlr
I method U"f'd to prr'-4'nt thf' rur
rkulum Tht' I onl n•llrrl thtnk
ing In a frf't• "a) \'••ur C'h tld
spt>nd~ around '-IX hc•ur<. a day
at school unl'lf'l ..,,mf'C•nf' el~.,
c;upt•rvlston Thr o;;c-hn11b want
you to know "h.11 thr} dn a net
how tht>y do It
* * * Orange County Phllharmonll:
SociPty·~ Six C'on~rt undrr th«"
direction of FriP<ia Bt>llnfante .
at Oran~rt-Cout Coll<-g«> audl
torlum at S 1.; p m Real c.-lose
this tlmP nght nt home
~n·t ro'<t ~t rt>nt Ju!"t go. ""·
llsH•n 11nd M-t>nthrallPd
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Ebell Choral S'o~iety Sings .
By Request at Mission Inn
Thls newly formed group of
seventeen, a section of Ebell
Club, has aa Its chairman Mrs.
The Newport Beach Ebelt Chor-
a l Society made an appearance
"by request" April 14 at MJssJon
Inn, Riverside.
John Unson and ls directed by
Mrs. Lester VterlJng. Mrs. W. B.
Trttt is accompanist.
Heard recently while a guest
at Newport Beach, Mrs. Asger
Ravn. presidt>nt of Southern Dis-
trict Federat~ Womens Clubs,
asked the SOciety to perform as
a part of the program which
closes her year In offiee. South
ern District Is eomposed of Or
ange, Riverside, San Diego, Santa
Barbara and Imperial Counties.
Members of the local singing JJ. ....... ...... group are Mmes. John Unson,
Jack Curnow, Lee Barnes. E. T. Lila fll'llllte ,. Munsey, Ruth Vedder. James S.
Balboa Wand Brownies turned Beattie, Clarence Dodd, John La-
their East~ thoughts towards mar. Hot Condon. E. C. Cunning-
child 1 f th th ham, Thomas Letto. S. E. Locke, ren ess ortunate an ey. Irving w tch A E N b J
Thlrd erade girls of Troop 32 and Basil aPet:::.On.· · ee r.,
made, decorated and tilled East-........ 111 be h d in
b .. Th •-1 • ue eroup w ear aga er a.s .... ets. e.. eader, Mrs. Da-tod y (Th d ) t th Ebell vid Martin, saw to it that these a , urs ay a e
reached the children at Hoag Clubs Spring Festival at Amerl-
Hospital. can Legion Hall. Proceeds of the
Second grade Brownies of Troop affair will again be used for
62 joined their leader, Mrs. Thom-scholarships.
a.s Rafferty, ln a tour of the hos.. __ LE_Q_AL __ If_OTI_CB __
pltal. At this time they present-KOTICE TO CJlEDITOJIS
ed the children with the eolorful ESTATE OF RALPH w. GOTH-
tray cloths they had made. ARD. DECEASED.
RENT ll TV
Dan · s l ~ Service
STOP AT
The Arches
"Your Ra.t to the eoa.t Since ~"
PI.E FOODS COCKTAILS
COAST HIGHWAY AT
THE ARCHES
N-.-t ... d.
JOHN VD.£1.1 E
NO'I1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the Creditors of and all persons
having claims agaJnst the said
decedent or said estate to tile
them with then~ vouch-
' ers In the otfJce of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State
of CalltornJa, In and for the
County of Orange, or to present
the same, with the neoessary
vouchers. to the undersigned at
his or her place of business. to-
wit:
William A. Gothard, Executor
c/o Harwood, Helfernan It So-
den, Attorneys at Law,
2515 E. Coast Highway,
Corona del Mar, California.
within six months aft« the f.lrst
publication of tb1s notice.
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..
Paris Photos
Mrs. George Stewart of Udo
Isle presented musical ~electlona
for an adult clau party o/. a
group of French Jtudent.a who
were enterta1ned on April 7th
at a buffet supper at the Orange
ranch of their teacher, Mme.
Marvin Everett.
Pictures of Parla w~ abown
by George WUliams of Hunting-
ton Beach, another student. The
entire group of 25 sane French
songs and played native French
games ... and these are the very
best kind.
3-D Pictures
To Be Shown
FU
* B4LIOA * • O~a EY~ Scit. & ~
Enioy Rides & Games
, ..... ,..., .. I
TIE Ill" -lat. I Ia
OIILY
A W'08LD TII.A'f'I:I.OG1m c:m.oa.PILII "1 ..... " IIO ... IfDAY IIY 2 A lecture aeries featuring ..,....,
three-dimensional eolor photo-VlaJt the d tfee ot Belem. Fortaleza, Macclo, BabJa. fabulod
h -.tn art t Or Rio de Janelto, the l.bdustr1&1 clty of Sao Paulo aDd tbe aoftee grap 5 ... at a ange city of Santo&. 1be mJ1hty Amazon and rtv. city ol Man80L
•Mr. Angel• to Be Presented
Friday. Saturday by Players
Coast College on May 10, It Is KARL ROBINSON Narrator.
announced by Dr. Thomas A. W&WfOIIT IIIQIIICIIQC)L AVDI'I'OIII'GII
Blakely, dean of adult education. l'lc.keta at Corona del Mar Ttavel Servtc., Bookeue, Udo Sbop-
Tbe lecture series 1s entitled 1p·l·n--l i Cebij,iteriili, ·Box-·()ffke.---·ni~~&-b~~t~~of-ft •• lm.-$.~80-, ~.10,-~l~~.Z.~UO-~. iiii~ "Europe In 3-D." VIvidly eolored 1
The curtain goes up at 8:15 tO-as Charles; Nancl Maxwell aa three-dJm4!11Bional pictures will
morTow (Friday) night at Or-"Item," the subject of his mt.. be projected of the Shakespeare
ange Coast College Chapel Tb~ slon; Marjorie Barnett of New-country, Scotland, the mountains
atre for the Newport Harbor Com-port Heights as Daphne Peters; and fjords of. Norway, the Ger-
muntty Players production of Bill Fuclk of Balboa lsland and man Rhineland. SwttuTland and
"Mr. Angel." The play wUl be Jackie Tackaben'y or Corona del the French Riviera.
presented both Friday and Sat-Mar aa a famous theatrical Stoneall O'Brien, artist, pho-
urday evening. eouple In whose New York apart-tographer, travel« and lecturer,
This comedy-fantasy ls the ment the action takes place; Joe Will be the speak« for the 8erlea.
NOW OPEN •••
NANA'S Mexican Foods
OPD EYDY DAY 11 A.J1. 'TIL 7 P.ll.
s.m.g a ,.... ..a.ctloe ot ....._ .... IMI~
...._ a..t • .._ a.a1to11. T_..-"''aqtd..._'IW1 din --.,.....sroaa .... a.ns..
Players' third produ'ctlon of the Umon of Corona del Mar aa the 111# lecturee wlll ltart at 7:30
season. It deals with the compU-tough guy; Joe Hart 1 e y of p.m. ln the Art Center Gallery on
cations that arise when Charles. Corona del Mar, Wanda Wessel Tuesday, May 10. The lectures
a not too bright angel. Is sent of Huntington Beach, Pat Smith will conUnue on May 17, 24 and !~~=~=~~;==!~=!===~!~=~=~ to earth on a speclal mtaJon, of eo.ta Meu and Unda Deering 31. 1boee haV'lne polaroid glaues
ta.kes on a human body and lm-of eo.ta Mesa as angelic assist-are uked to bring them. Thoee
mediately becomes subject to alJ ants to Charles; Marlon Maxwell not havfn1 polaroid 11aaes may
the trials and temptations of of Costa Mesa u the house. purcbue them at the lecture for
human beings. Not the leut of keeper, a nd Virgil Smith of Costa 25 cents.
these temptations b the blonde Mesa and Burt Jtyldale of Balboa ------
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Dated: Aprtl 15, 1955 •
wn.L1A.M A. GOTHARD
Ex~t.or of the £Rate
aald decedent.
bomb-.hell. Daphne Peters. Before a.a the two det«tiva. BW Fudk of the ft.nal eurtaln be Ja.u beooaM Ia dJrec:t1Dc tbe produc:tlciiL For lettrall... ..,. ... In ..
lrNolved ln a abandoned baby THi &..-H. HAo-111•
lt4GA~'S
Your Famtly Rest& urant
(CIOMd,......,)
2515 E.. eo-t lllglaway
llarbaw 1141 CoroDa del liar
Harwood. Heffernan lr Soden
Attorneys at Law
2515 E: Coast Highway
Corona del Ma.r, Calltomla
Publish: Aprtl 21. 28. May 5. 12
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
m.y-.t.ery, bas a tana)e with a
Hollywood touch guy and Is dis-
covered a.s a fraud and Is ar-
rested by two detectives.
The cast includee Ed Wright
ANT ·ED
at once
DI.ISIIOIILES
CHEVIOLETS
Pl.YIIU11S
BONUS ALLOWANCE
UP TO -DYEI IIIIILLGWUCE
A GUARANTEED
MINIMUM OF ••• ssoooo
ON ANY USED CAR. DRIVE IT IN. OR TOW IT IN
BUT TRADE IT IN ON A NEW 1155 PONTIAC V-8
'* AV'I'OIIATIC #liiBJOi i&U * roa a&SDVATIOIII •arr 701 IOI&DM A"f&.
Pick Nominating Commiffee
For Lido Isle Woman's Club UUJnT Ula ...... COITA IIDA
Elected to the committee at ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; the April meeting, held at the fl A nominating committee wtll
present a alate of officers at the
May meeting of the UCio Isle
Woman's Club.
Harbor House. were Mrs. Phillip
Stambaugh, Mrs. R. T. Dinwiddie
and Mrs. J. R. Davies, Jr.
LEGAL KOTICE At a previous board meeting
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH Mrs. Charles A. Lamb was ap.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA pointed chairman of this group
KOTICE TO COJIITBAC'I'OBS by the president. Mrs. Ralph Tan-
SEALED PROPOSALS will be dowsky, a nd the executive board
received at the office of the City appointed Mrs. Robert Keppen to
Clerk. City Hall, City of Newport serve also.
Beach, California, until 7:30 P.M. The Planting Fund benefit
o'clock on the 9th day of May, card party of the Garden Section
1955. at which time they will be was held Tuesday at the home
publicly opened and read, for ot the chairman. Mrs. Irvine
performlne work as follows: 223 VIa Mentone, Lido Isle.
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH,
CALIF. r. w...s A~M~t•••t la u.. City
olll...,.t .......
No bid wlll be received unless
It Is made on a proposal form
furnished by the Street Superin-
tendent. Each bid mu.t be ac-
companied by (cash, certUied or
euhler'a check. or bidder's bond)
made payable to the City of New-
port S..cb, for an amount equal
GOUt ar Ullc:a.a IAII
PreemaD (Buddy) Coane of
•
.
Two IIW1miDJq da a a for ac1wa wm a. Clff-.d .. a part
ot the Oranp Cout eou.&e
adult ectucatloll propam dwtlla
the Sprtn1 term, acoordlnl to Dr.
'lbomu A. Blakely, c1eaft til adult
education.
A cl.. wtl1 1IIMt C11D the ()r.
anee Cout campu. uUlldnl tile ·
new swlnunlnl pooll. on TU-.
da.y evenln1• from 7 to 9. 'I'b¥
clap wlll .tart May 3 and will
be taulbt by Beverly Campbell
and Joe Kroll.
Another clau wUl meet at the
Newport Harbor BJeh School pooJ
on Thursday evenlnp from 7 to
9 begtnnJng May 5. Al trwln and
Zatha Tallman will be Instruc-
tors.
Both classes wtll be for begtn.
ners. ln.structlon wllJ be provid-
ed to the American crawl, back-
stroke and breast stroke.
HOME
LOANS
At Orant• eo...ty•a
leading HOMe Lendiat
lnatitvtton
QUic.K
24 HOUR SERVICE •
LOW
LOW "REDUCING''
INTEREST ItA TES
EASY
WONTHLY PA NEHTS
FBIEIDLY
' SYWATHmC SUVICI
WI IUY ftUST DIIDS
OM W&L LOCATID HOWlS
LAGUNA
F£DERAL SAVINGS
A LOAN ASSOCIATION
222 OcHft Aven ..
LA6UNA BEACH
Pt.oM HY 4-lln
LEGAL WOTICZ
CDTU',......._.."I'CATE OF 11JSIJfUI
Fictitious Flrm Name
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
certlty that they are conducting
a Landscaping business at 2229
East Coast Highway, City of
Newport Beach, County of Qr.
ange, State of California. under
the fictitious firm name of
COASTAL LANDSCAPING a n d
that said tlrm La composed of the
foUowtni persons, whose names
and addresses are llS follows.
to-wit:
Royce W. Prlor-Ql St. James
Road. New})Ort Heiehta. Newport
Beach, California. •
Leonard F. Jones-618 Hello-
trope Avenue, Corona del
Newport Beach, Calllomla.
WITNESS our ltands thl.a 11th
day of AprU, 1955
Royce W. Prior
Leonard F. Jones
STATE OF CAUFOR.NIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE ss.·
ARTERMIWON
PERMITS ARE ISSUED
A quarter-mUUon dollan worth oo Rd., lJdo Tra118 Pulr., Q,OOO;
~ buUdlnl penn1ts ~ laued Boa Crampton, tl.olall won at
durtnl the put week by the 2812 W. Oeean n.. $1.800: ,.,._
Rewport Beach BuildJn& Depart. cott Earle, cabana at 21 f're.
ment. 1bt. brines the total for mont. lJdo TraJJer Park, t2,000;
AprU to $750.000. Major penn.lts Otarles Stead, .add to cabana. 19
Included at $23.375 apartment at Nomad, Lido Traller Park, tzi();
DlO Haven Place, N e w port R. R. Tboroman, cabana at 32
Heleht.a; a $28,350 apartment at Cab rill o, Lido Traller Park.
308 Mareuerlte Ave., Corona del $2,000; s, Pettit. alter cabana, 6
Mar; a $21,000 dwe111ng at 1721 Anza, Lido TraUer Park, ts:§O;
Kinds Rd., Clift Haven, and a M. McGaUery, 4 room. 2-!ltory, 1-
$20,000 dwelling at 411 38th St.. unit dwelling at 109 Nordlna,
Newport. $8.650.
Followlne permits were Issued: e B~A
• COJIOifA DEL MAll Gordon Crary, alterations at
R. W. Roper. 12 room, 2-story, 1515 E. Bay Ft., $300; LoulMo Gal
3-unlt apartm ent at 308 Margu-lagher, t'hnnge entrance at 1813
erlte, $28,350; Clyde Maynard. E. Balboa Blvd.. $600; Herbert
remodelling at 609 Larkspur, Dewes. repairs at 805 w. Bay.
$700; Glen Soden, garage at 607 $450.
F~rnleat. $1,500; Willia m Kin • BALBOA lSLAlfD
d~ll. alterations at 2721 W Coast Hwy $254 · Felix Bangs. alterations at 900
· · IS. Bay Ft .. $1.800. e COBOifA BlGIILAJifDS e JfEWPORT BEJGBTS
J. 1... Wade. 7 room. 1-story, 1-George Fan, 1 story. 3-unlt
unit dwelling at 528 Seaward, I apartment at 200 Haven PI
$17.979. S23 .,..,5, Bl Be 1 .• e SBOB.E "'' · oss a , rumpua room a.JF1"S at 520 Santa Ana Ave $( 000·
E11zabeth Hayden, sidewalk at Dr. Norman Carlaon. 2 ;'com' ad'
222 Morning Canyon, ~5. dlt1on at 2908 Clltt Dr., $5.350 e lfEWPOIIT e C1li"P BAVER .
Robert Redington. alterations G. Haz.elzet, 7-room, 2 story, 1
at 1324 W. Bay, $2.500; Wllllam unit dwelling at 1721 Kings Rd
Stem . caba na at 1414 Oneonto, $21.000. ·•
Lido Trailer Park, $500; Gennen. e LIDO ISLE
3 room. 2-story. 1-unlt addition at Burton Romberger, addition
3910 Chann~l. $6,500; Roy Beattie, over garage at 223 VIa Ithat'a,
1-story. l unit dweULDg at 213 $5.100; Dr. H. M. Hough, add
29th St.. $9.225; Robert Cornet. room a t 601 VIa Lido Nord, 18()().
6 room. 2 story. 1 unit dw~Ulng at
~1 Seashore Dr .. $14,850; J. A.
Guthrie. remodelling at 1116 w. LIIIS f
Bay, $750; G. R. Wln.kl~pleck.
cabana at Bay ShoT@ Trailer 1
Park. $1,000; A. Raymond Brown.
2 story, 2 unit dwelling at 416
38th St .. $1.2.500; J . N. Williams. I
add to cabana at Lido TraUer
Park. $750; Robert Smith, 6-room.
1 story, 1 unit dweUine at 4801
Seashore Dr .. $19.000; Lee 1bomp-
aon. change roof at Lido Traller
Park, $50(Y. E. S. Weber, 4-room..
1-story, 1 unit dw~JIIng at 814
W. Bay Ave.. $14.000; G. K.
IllES
S" a TED LOU
Coustniction Loan•
s" a TED LOU
SEE 808 IATn.D
Plirilr leltpp C..
2515 E. c..t lhry. CDII
ft. u 1211 m J..51a
(lletntLUez... ........ ,
JAMES D.
ON THIS Eleventh day of Aprll
A. D., 1955. before me Robert W.
Fraser a Notary Public In and
tor said County and State, resld·
lne therein duly comml.asloned
and sworn. pe.nonaJiy appeared = :c,:orto an! ~n:d.!:. R c Smedley1 laVIME TDUCE BOllE ..... r bwdlla. ,... ......... ...... • • ._ .... ,..__..__ .. .._._, svn ..._ • .,....
.. PC ............. .,. Ab-6 T .... c... ............................. ......
embed to tJM wltbJ.n ~t. oes on our ( ............ )
and ae.k:nowledged to me that •
they executed the same. ILalph C. Smedley, of Corona I • T D I ,
IN WITJfi=SS WHEREOF, I have del Mar, founder and educational rv1ne errace eve opment
Erwin, 3 room. }.story, 1-unit
dwelling at $6,000; Harold Beh.rs.
10-room, 2 story. 1-unlt dwelling
at 411 38th St., $20.000; R. H..
Bradley Jr., cabana at 34 Pre-
mont. lJdo Traller Park. $1.500;
Henry Barcus, cabana at 31 chan-
AI your printinq needs wiU be
hancn.d convenientfv end c:ourt-
.ously in the completely-equi~
pad Job Printinq De~rtmenf o~
y__oor Horbor Areo New5~per
The Ensiqn, I I 04 Coost 81_ CD .. i
RAY
•• , I l1 lt1l1r
)446 £. COAST KWY.,
COlONA DB. MAR
H...,.._ 4763
hel'@unto set roy hand •nd af. dlnctor of Toastmasters Interna.
fixed my otttclal seal the day tlonaJ, Is spending a week In the N H b A L d k
and year In thl.a certUicate first northern states, vlsiUne and ew ar or rea an mar
above written. helping In several dl.atrlct con-NO'I'ARY PUBUC IN AND FOR ferences of Toa.stmasters Clubs. A rapidly rising landmark of and alone the ravine that t'Uts
SAID COUNTY AND STATE Hl.a schedule Includes Spokane Newport Harbor developm~nt La across the Terrace.
Robert W. Fraser a nd Rkhland, Washington; TWin lrvtne Terrace, the new subdlv1-With the exception ot a limited
My Commission Expires Ma.r<:h Falls. Idaho; and Billings and aton along Coast Highway near number of sites dlnctly on the
5, 1956. Miles· City, Montana. In connec-Corona del Mar and overlooking blutr. which have all ~n allo
Publish: AprU 21. 28. May 5, 12 tlon with these conferences, he the bay from the bluffs over cated by the lrvlne Co .. the Ir
In the Newport Harbor Ensign. will present t'harters to five Bayside Drive. vine Terrace development Is
newly organized clubs. The 54 at're home site Is stead-under the direction of Mat'ro
At present, there are 1850 Uy filling with Individually Corp., world-wide ronstructlon 1 ~
Toastmasters Clubs. located In styled houses on liberal sized finn. John McLeod, president of I
every state of the Union, and In lots.. At the present time. homes Maceo. Is a local resident. living
16 nations or geographical dlvl-occupied and sold, or under con. on Harbor Island. His projet't
s lons outside continental U.S.A. structlon, or scht>duled for lm manager on the job ls John
The Pacific Northwest holds its mediate ronstructlon a<'COunt for Brownlie.
..-.-: HAriMw41t6
Robert Forbes
BUILDER
BArbor ••• 3101
P1ooc Co9wllap -Drcdaboard.l
Asphalt Tile -Rubber Tile
Formica -Linoleum Tile
CARLTOIS' ~~~.u. ~-~r'j~ ~ 135 E. 17th St. Coeta M..a
LIBEBTT 8-4152 22 Years fn Orange County
proportion ot the total number 1100 lots of tht' total of JiO lots Sales are haruUed exduslvt'ly
of clubs. In Irvine Terrace. by the Earl W. Stanl~y realty
! Thls Is an Irvine Co develop I ottice. with William Schust~r as c ta M L be (
CE.IITII'ICATE OF BUSJKESS I ment on lea~hold with the pro. ~les manager. Nell Harris and OS esa um r 0
Fictitious Firm Name tet'tl~e features sl~llar to those' Mary Dickson are on his salt'S •
THE UNDE.RSIGNED do here-11n Bay Shores and Cliff Haven. fon:oe. LUMBER-BUltDING MATERIALS
by certify that they are ..rnduc-the other Irvine subdivisions In lf...-port IU9'CL. e-ta 11... I.Dierty ~1•1
tlng a genera) contracting busl-the City of N~ Beat'h AJl.aiVES A.BOIUID IOWA ~:;i::;i~~;;l~~~~;ijiijiijii\ii;ii;ii;;iiiiji;j;i;;;;;;;;;~
ness at 2035 Miramar, Balboa. Diversity La achieved by vary-Arriving at Norfolk. Va.. thls 1
Callfomia, under the fictitious lng setbacks. varying at'hltec· month aboard the Battleship
firm na.me of John P. Dunlavy tural plans, and by the street USS Iowa attft' a three-tponth
6 Co. and that aald finn Is com-layout, wh.lch 1.1 10 planned as crulse In the Kedlterra.Dean ..,..
posed of the following persons, to dlscourage speeding traffic. John S. Greenleaf. cunner's matt>
whose names In full ud places Main e'Dtrance Ia ott Coast HJgh. third cl.aaa. aon of Mrs. G. A.
of residence are a.s follows. to-way directl _...1t th Greenleaf ot 218 Collins Ave wlt: • Y op_. e e en-Balboa Island. .
John p Dunl 2035 Mlr trance to the I r v I n e Coast
m Balbo Cal'u.,vy, a-Country Club. 1bere Is also a For lethliteedl. •• rlra 81 c.tl
All Mecro buses serving
Southern California's 4 busi-
:· L. Da~ GO Bernard, Costa lower entranc:e. ott Bayside Drive THE ENSIGN. HA-t 114
Mesa, Calif.
W1'1'NESS ou.r hands this 4th day
of A.prll, 1955.
.
est counties operate with three
m:ain objectives. These are to get you to
your destination safely. speedily ... and
comfortably. Merro makes t:Very dfon to
usurt its patrons a smooth. relaxing ride,
and friendly, courteous JerVice.
To date Mnro has put into o~ration
26' new, mockro buses cqoipt)('d with spe-
cial ~suchas"au~"ridina,
fonn-6aiA& ~na, me 1a1est in lishrin& and
Y"tntilacion.
John P. DunlavY
B. L. Davia
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
OOUNTY OF ORAl'GE ss.
Olf THIS 4th day of April, A. D.
~ before me. A. X. Pllel.pe. a
Kotar7 htalic lD a.n4 for tbe aald
Coant7 a.n4 State, naldlng there-
.... dla\7 c:ommluloned and
.-..no~..,...... wan
•• Duala¥7 aDd B. L.. Davia
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note
En route to the ''Toy Falr" in
New York, Purv Pullen. local lm-
pressarlo and popular "Horatio
Q. Birdbath," was the life of the
party just recently on the "Wel-
come Traveler" television show.
It's a delayed show. so even Purv
got to see himself when It was
shown. A visitor at the Pullen
household, 416 Marguerite Ave.. •
Corona del Mar, these days 1s
:MLss Esther Corbin. Los Angeles
"refugee," who plans to settle in
Newport Harbor permanently.
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Consld~lng that the date of
the Hoag Hospital Ball this year
fell on income tax day, Itself,
we thought the dance was ne&r-
Jy mobbed--and everyone seemed
to be having a glorious time
dandne, m&mbo notwithstand-
Ing. A mlraculous part of the
Ball Is that part of It was organ-
Ized with Chairman Max Sturges
nat on his back In Hoag Hos.
pltal following an appendec-
tomy.
Unsung
Commercials
Crown Hardware, Corona del
Mar. is one of 23.000 Individual
hardware stores all over the
country that Is participating In
a nation wlde bragaln festival In
honor of nation! hardware week
lasting through Saturday.
ClltJ Llonbarger, owner of the
local store. has served for sev-
eral years as direclor of Pacific
H a r d wa r e Association, partic-
ipants in the national celebra-
tion.
Next week on Saturday. April
30, an expert on barbecue equip
ment will give a demonstration
of "Big Boy" barbecues at the
store and a big new "rllp grill"
portable barbecue will be given
away free.
MOVE TO DESERT
The Mike Estoks have mo\·ed
from 616 Jasmine Ave .. Corona
del Mar, to Twenty-nine Palms.
C., leta
•ll•c•lliac Senice
ntall.alncapiq
2229 E. Coast Jllgbway
Coa-oDa del Mar
8oyCI8 Prior
LJ ~702'7
JAG J
BA 1225-J
NBS. .ALl.AJf BEEL the fonDa Jetm .. b. (Geae llou Pboto)
JEAN BEH OF BAY SHORES
MARRIED TO ALLAN BEEK
Jean Beh and Allan Seek were
married at a quiet morning wed-
ding at St. J&mes Episcopal
Church, Newport, on Saturday
GIJIL FOB CAJifT8.ELLS
A daughter. Mikel Ann, was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Cantrell of 725 W. Wilson St ..
Costa Mesa. on Sunday. April 10.
In Hoag Memorla1 HospitaL
SOif BOD TO WESTS
A son, Russell Allen. was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene West of
252 E. 20th St., Costa Mesa, in
Hoag Memorial Hospital on Mon.
day, April 11.
SOif BOD TO IIA.BGBOVES
A son, Kelvin lames, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hargrove
of 2076 Thurin St., Costa Mesa,
on Tuesday. April 12. In . Hoae
Memorial Hospital.
~:sun. iA Y NURSERY::.::.
JUST ARBIVED -LILACS, IDBISCUS
alrdla of Par"CidlM. lleglDa & Glcmt -----------... .' .......... 11.20 to 17.80
,..._ ~ ----· __ _.,..._ Slwra alae. -----------11.50
11JbUcas. ~ Del ap. E•ww,... EliDa to ----·-------. --..... --· 115.00 * LAWW 100U LODED nEE TO CUSTONEBS *
Schools Plan
Open House
Newport Be a c b Elementary
Schools will observe Public
Schools w~ Aprfl 25 through
April 29, with open bou-. at
each school for parents and
friends.
What's the best place to save for Cowboys,
Indians ·and Space Cadets!P • ·
or.u tho..._. r .. _...,.....,_aac~ ~ s..mp aac1 ~ ~DsuraDco C<xponlicm-•
an: hundreda-certaiDJy aone il bigger or mo~ agency of the U. S. Oow:mmeat.
important than bwlding up a nest-<gg to take
care of your children's future. 1HREE-These Astoc::iations are loc:al o,..
izations. Tb,ey offer frlmdly, ltelpfoliiNI a.
And wbere's the best place to build up your
oest<gg? Right now, 14 million Americans
think the best place is an insured Savings and
Loan Association! Here's why!
ONE-You get rxMleN ntunu. That's be>
cause insured SaviDp aod Loan Associations
invcst most ot their fundi in souod, steady-
paying home mortpp.
And here's ¬ber point: Wbco you're thinllf.
ing of buying a home, remember that insured
Savings and Loan Associations make libcnl
loans. They see to it that you get the moDCf
quickly-and &t moderate rates.
Te&chera will be in their class.
rooms &nd spec:imena ot. wack
done in the VllrloUI gr&des w1ll
be exhibited. Open h ouses will
TWO-Your .. vinp arc .Ja/tt-protectod by
good mana.....,t aod substantial raerws..
They~ insured up to SJO,CXX> by the FoderaJ
toci:ly. And if you need a bomc ·
• Why not oome io and open savings accounts roc
yourself and for your cb.iJdr'd •
mortgage loan, let's talk about -.u. ·
that, too!
~~!~:..:i:.~~~ IEWPOIT IlL BOA SA VIliS
trom 7 p.m. to s p.m. Tbunclay a n d L 0 A If A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N~iiii.._,
at the Newport Elementary p A. Palmer, President -......... --L-.U..LUI..U..u.J.u.J.IL--.._
School, and from 7 to 9 p.m. Frf. 3 3 6 6 V I . L f cl o H • r b o r 4 2 0 0 day at both the Corona del :Mu •
Elementary School and Rubor NEW P 0 R T 'EACH CAL IF 0 R N I A 117--
Vlew Scbool. UDOUnCed SQer· u ..... eftl.e~ end Lo. Fo....,...,_, t.c..~~ of tWa • ......._. .. L1F1. SATUADAY tntendent Boy • ......._ lVENIN& POST _, T1N1.
proudly presents the newest collection of cos-
tumes ond accessories from the fabutoUs TERRI LEE
DOLL HOUSE of CAL I FORN lA! .
Designed with imoginotion .-•. created from
the magic of young ideas ~made with the -... utmost core from the very finest
moteriols ... TERRI LEE spores no
effort to insure the hoppiness of little
hearts! From designer's brush
to hond finishing, eoch little
outfit is perfection come true.
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i E M I M 8 M M +:+:1:+ M EM 8 EM M M I M M M M • • 8 '> ••.
e REAPING THE WHIRL WIND
Where do we go from here? Both Newport Beoch ond Costo
Meso ore onnexing the same portions of Upper Newport 8oy. Some·
thing just has to give.
Costa Meso has good moral grounds for its decision. The Mes&
City Council can't be blomed for getting into the act and see~ing
to onnex & port of the voluoble llpper Boy. Costa Meso was deolt on
ugly low blow by the Newport City Council ond the few other fav-
ored characters who were in on the secret deal thot led to the on·
nexotion procedure.
Don't forget thot Cost& Meso was not given even the common
courtesy of being notified in odvonce about this important develop·
ment. For this some reason, the County con't be blomed either for
protesting, since the County too was ignored completely in the top
secret m&neuverings--olthough the C ounty as a whole contributed
so heavily to the development of Newport Horb~ and therefore hos
a big stoke in future horbor development here.
Newport's City Council is suffe ring the well deserved conse·
quenc.es of selfish. ill-advised, un-neighborly behovior.
(Note: All of the present Council ore not ot fault by any means.
This "we-know-whot' s-best'' oct ion of the Council was done before
~e election of the four newcomers-Councilmen Clarence Higbie,
Sondy MacKay. Joy Stoddord and Lee W ilder. Those who did partici·
pote were the stolwort incumbents, Mayor Dora Hill, and Councilmen
Gerald Bennett and Stanley Ridderhof. ond the erstwhile incumbents
Hans Broering ond Andrew W . Smith.)
You may get the general ideo that I don't li~e secret dealings.
You're getting exoctly the right ideo. There's nothing quite so irksome,
to pill it mildly. as the sonctimonious nonsense of these who profess
to ~now "what's best for the people ." That's always the excuse for
star chomber sessions. ond the wedge that opens the way to undem()s
erotic, outocrotic government.
Just c011sider how this Upper Boy Annex might have been pro-
perly hondled by open ond obove board discussion over o conferenc.e
table among the parties involved-the city of Cost& Meso. the City
of Newport Beach. the Irvine Co, and the County of Oronge. with
newspoper representatives present.
Good faith thus shown by Newport Beach would most certainly
have resulted in a fair and friendly solution. A mighty good gues.s
would be that solution would hove been exactly the same os is now
being bitterly pushed 'through by Newport Beach at the cost of volu·
able good will and moral standing. Even now the odds ore oil in favor
of victory for snooty Newport. but how much better to hove done it
fa irly, openly and honestly-without the ill will ond bitterness and re-
criminat ions now arising.
Newport's City Council might well listen more devoutly and at·
tentively to the word~ of prayer that now open every Council meet·
ing. • • •
e LEGAL TUSSLE
Those ere my sentiments-but even so. Monday evening's an·
nexotion hearing ot the Newport City Council meetin g was a pleasure
to attend. It was en engrossing legal tussle, with two top notchers in
action· County Counsel Joel Ogle for the County. end City Attorney
Karl Davis for the City of Newport Beach. Thot round wo~ ce rtainly
a victory for Karl Davis
• • •
e LOGGERHEADS
From o selfish point of view, for myself thot is. the Newport Coun·
cil proposol to meet on T uesdoy mornings instead of Mondoy eve-
nings is just fine. A couple less night reporting sessions eoch month.
But personol convenience slotould not be the deciding fod~--not f~
myself. and certoinly not for the Councilmen. It is unfoir to our cititens
and to•poyers to schedule the meeting of the local governing body
ot on hour that is so inconvenient for the public.
This is o motter for the publi~ to get riled obout-if it cores. If
there's no protest, then the public obviously does not care, ond the
chonge should go through. If there is substontial protest, Council is ob·
ligoted to listen ond very likely will keep the Monday evening meeting
time. Next Mondoy evening is the time to tell 'em. Thot's when finol
oction is scheduled to b. token. lt'sJ'p to you, deor JX~blic.
IRUCE MARTIN ..
1111-~.---IR
, ...
Toastmaster .
Club lnstails
What I am _,..., In U... t1M7 paJ tile dty larp ...., tar w~klY Mtmou Ia Ju1t wt.at a natal ot that ~PftV· Don't you r .... aUadoa d.baMr wu beN
lot of men haw ....ad to ..:t u.&a.ll t1aat Ia awuabr' Tbl8 It ~ lt7 tiM Lido lllle 'hut. ... ,.... Ill.._ .. _. a.
for a lone tlJDe Mt lulft b I at-u -*nowledpMDt t b at be mue.. at tbe Newport llartlor -. OrclaJI' Ia abe..-af ,. Ccwwdtulluil PI t' AI 0 am ~ for o.oe reuon U4 aJIGeMr, kMw tbat It wu not jut an Ya.cbt Qub. u.toa. ._ .-mpa, oumot lUIIe ,._ ...... Ulf' a.w ~
lt'a easy to &lYe up Ia 41IIUt Oftrlllbt. lee A.Ubl "C" below. Da,.. Bolm.an wu wtaalq -0( ll.-.. w:aaae.. Nn· 1D1 tiM llltiiW"'I st fil .....,_
and aa.y, "'Wbat'a tbe aee!«" It'• AUm T -'ftme ma.rdl• on: apeak« lut we11k wt1ea the Udo ..., CUDOt be .._...., aar eu ar ..... ...,... at fNe -*elet
water O'ftl' the dam. It won't a Jill)" 1952. Scene: Oouncll tale Toaetmaltenlllott for c11nJMr tiMn be vtoladoaoiUQ'c.ftlllaal ~·All..._ C-'1 Tt!M\t
ccme back. But are we .ure we duunben. Que.Uon by a coWldJ. at tbe Harbor Roue. B .. wlMlnl lltatvt. In tiM ......e ot ,...,._. IUIDt Cbe--....,.... .-ran.
won't aplli more over tbe tamT man: HMr. Prl-. 1 alncerely hope speech wu entitled ~ N ..._ ~ JD t1a1a .., • ._._
What should I do, w~ have I am wron1 Ill mi tmpqalon, Bob Pwr1h pre.lded u Tout. 8 I b s ...U.SOU lnecloaa ....... • the
been theN.and know the true but your boob eeem to MOW a muter and Harmon -Windham a oan ays State aacl hderal Jeftl of I'OV·
situation, havinl teem. heard and faUure to collect c:eUJ.n tax•. wu In char1e ot table topb. _ • emmtnt. atudi~! Duck my clvlc duty to apecUically from the JJa.y Club." Main subject wu "What Do Dog F. red at TIM ••ctue ,.,._.. .... of
expose to theo lleht ot publlc There follow~ an eX})Janation You Think of the Bualneee Out-the Fourteenth .......... • tt of
print the poUtlcal dlrt! and lepl opinion for the law look!" Speakers were Dlclc Opp, A man t1nd a shot from a the Con.ttitutlon II allo applle.
AD 11JK TO CODE booka of Calllornla. lt'a too Jona Otto Goethe! and Joe Martln. small cun at hla Jor. Bill wu. able to rellPD and h1QIGIII a
• :[ d M d 11 to print here. I auceest you eo General evaluator wu Jltn Pen-llama of 121 Edpwater Ave., Bal. twtber Nltrlctlon up o a tbe
a 1~ f ayor an 1 co~c .~ to the "mora-ue" of our local ney. Others were Ray L'~lu.ae. boa. notified Newport pollee at .tate& U Jt wen DGt tar tbe
m:n· :: {0U::sves. n newapapen ot Nov. 13, 1952, or Sandy Steiner, Hueh Mynatl and 4:50 p.m. Sunday. Fourteenth AmellciiMDt"l •due
ta e my wo odr ~!~ ... as come and aee my own complete Ed Soule. Mr. WUII&m.l told pollee he ~· clauae; Stat. aoul4 co.n-a start you rea our LGA ... vue. ttl Brl-" 1 Re d full Sectl ~ and e. c:uy t wu that he had The new otf:lcera Installed wu flahlne just a trw yards eelvebJy have e 1 tab lh Ia e d
a care Y on ' not con.s!der~ It w1ae to jump Tueaday evenln1 are Verne AJ. from hla home when be bevd cb~ ~ des~all1by sub-partmarraprth th~ Bay Club. on thJa tax to~ fear Jen, president; Rav L 'Eclua, ftnt hJs doe bark. He 'looked and aaw Complete beeclom. ~ • c an ~. ey are po . th ld J ,
1 11 ht 1 h t 1 am in& e county wou be ab e In tum vice-president; Bob Perrin. aec. th~ man lean over the fence and and eeparatlon of du.-and
ant n 1 I 0 w a 10 to tax the clty on the land which ond vice-president; NeU Loesa.ff, uw amoke f.rom the barrel of the atate didn't come wttll tM tint to~~ ·~~·the affidavit u1red wu city own~ within clty Jim-secretary; AI CU.Ollto, treuurer; a-un. After the auapect tired tbe Amendment. tot ....-aJ ttl tbe
d .,_...., ...,_ Tb ~ .. , Its and Je~ to the Bay Club. Ed Soule, ser-ant.at -arms.. ahot he put the IUD lftto hit left New Eneland -..tea ltd -.te un er ~uon ~ en ..au ""or Tb Co u .~ the unsecured rolla and Just fol. ~ l unc ate It up. Any old rear pocket. The do& wu run· establlabed and maintained
)OW' that one Item. posaeuory In· po n a storm for Charll~. Can't lf'l-•l•l fl ..___ nine loose lnalde the fenced yard cburcha u late at 181&--tww-
pot heck l clty have an upstart quest.lontne hls IUW----...., of Wllllama• home. ty.nJne years after the adoption ~~~~e~. It ~abt ;.Y ott operation. Of ...... The auapect atated be bad been of the Constitution. The a..oJu.
to hire an upert to aee If the e LOST IIOTIOJI bitten once and wu afraid of tfonary War not onlJ tr...s a ~
city ha.s been cUpped and how In the meantime at the 29 Santa Ana XJwantana will join dop when Mr. Wllllama asked pte from forelcn domlnadon. but
much over a period of years, and Sept.i' 1952 Council m~ttne I the Newport Harbor XJwanls him why he fired the shot, po. Jt btou«ht IJ'ftt aoclal c:ban,_
1t we have been. It's collectible made a motion "to call on Mr. Club for the luncheon meettn1 lice said. Tb~ suapect lett head· a.s well, and the Idea ol. u eltab-
maybe. Priest's surety bondlne company being held at the VUla Marina lnf In the dJrectlon of the 11aJ. llabed churcll wu dMit a cJtatb.
What I am bearing down 1s to make eood the Joss to the city Restaurant at noon today ('J'hw. boa fun zon~ but eould not be blow. UntU the JlevoluUobar)"
don't let City Clerk Charlie Priest of an amounts )oat by bla refus-day). Dlrectot of tbe eulded rot. located. A check wu made but War, one could ch~ the,
and Clty Manarer John Sailors al, neglect and failure to ca.ny aile development at the North no projectile could be found. colonies u mon lntos.ant ,..
put that rlne In your nose and out his duties u aueaor." The American Aviation Plant wW be Jj£1oua1J.' than tolerant.
lead you around bJlnd. motion wu lost for lack of a the apn.ker. After luncheon a All the eolonJ-, wttb the a.
I'll have a lot more to say on second. One councUman ex. eoH tournament between the cept:lon ot Rhode laland. ,... In·
this subject ot how the machine pressed the majority's stand: Newport and Santa Ana Clut. tolerant Ill relJiloua mau.,.. but
work.s.. "Srntth had not present~ evl-wW be held at the Santa Ana In varytq dqJfts. Some colon.
dence that the clerk ba.s been Country Club. The May 3 ap~arance of the Ia had lltrlc:t lawa NI'U'dlnc
• 3 LITT'LE AL.IaiS at fauJL" What do they want-Roy Andftaen. Superintendent Madrteal SJna-u. ot th~ Brteham churcll atten~ whlle others
This week I etve you the story an ell In their beer! Of Newport Elementary Schools. Younr UnJvenlty of Provo. Utah. would only admit beUrNn of
I prom~. entitled "1be Three Did any one of the four make wW present the prorram n~xt will be the flnlt time thla croup th~lr elltabllahed chu.rdl. Even
Little Allbls." Popular dettn1t1on any effort to find out the truth. Thursday, which wtll be p\Obllc hu p~nted a concert In South· the HUberal" COioJ1.1 ol. !Wauyl.
of the word: "!l'he plea of havinc Hell no. They s~nt thelt efforts 8Choola week.. Annual •:atherlnl em California. vanla restridAld part:JclpaUOil In
been elsewhere when the alleged throwtne road blocks at me. of the aervlce clubs of the Harbor The concert, acll~uled for 8:15 their covernm~nt to ChrUtlana.
act wu commUted; any excuse, There must have been some tall Area at the Newport Harbor p.m. at .the new auditorium of altl\oufh anyone who bellend ln es~lally a poor and fl1msy sweatlne leadlne up to thla allbl. HJfb School will be held Tues. Oranae Coast Colleae. b beln& God could have ,.ldence In that
one. "B" just would not hold water so day at the echool. sponsored by the Costa Mesa colony.
Here are some of the world's what shall we do. Everyone knew New members recently received Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Tod~. Amerlcans m&)' wonb!p
more famous allbis: 1. I didn't that It wu a phony u a nine-In the Neowport Harbor Kiwanis Day Salnta a nd other Mormon u they pleue u lone u tbe
think It was Important. 2· I was dollar bill, even though couched Club Include Carl Thomas.. Verne Churches In th~ county. rlahta of otben are not violated.
too drunk to know what I was In leeal phrueology. Tempua Snodcrass. F. Kenneth Bone and Madrlaal aonp from the four. Th~ abundance and m~
doing. 3. I foreot. 4. I have been fuglts aome more, so they come Maurice Stanley. teenth and alxteenth century as of America may be aiUIUD&l'bed
sick a lot lately. <Used by skJn. with well as more contemporary folk In the ancient Chlneee PI'OW'tb.
ny monkey caurht by a tiger up ALIBI · .:C'-Th.ls one was In· A Classified Ad in The Ensign musk wtll be Included In the "A.lmJcbty H~a~n Ia not tndJl.
that upbraid~ hlm before eat. tended to end all aUbta. Scene: brinqs immediote results! Coli procram. No admlalon will be ferent to tbOM whOM heuta ..,.
ina him tor belnl such a sorry Co ell eJ)'thl aame Horbor 1114-1115 ond nrove itl charr~. e&rDe.t."
spec:.lmen ot hit race.) 5.1 haven't =~ thU: ~: wbkbn~u 10 --------------------------------------
~ ~~~(~:ue ::· ~OM~::!!~:S:!t~i~ HEARiNG SET ON VACATING HIGHWAY
.ervlcemen recardJea of Ume ln wu, tt wu a natural mJsta.ke be-
H'I'V1ce.> 6· 1 am come through caua th~ co\lnty had told blm LEGAL aOTICE UOAL aOTtCE UGAL lrOftC&
my chanre of life. (Last resort that the poaeuory Interest was JlE.SOLUTIOa 110. tm northwesterly line havtne a SECnON 3. The Street SUper.
of elderly males.) mlx~ up or tnclud~ ln some A RESOLU110N OF INTENTION l~eth of 157.44 f~ and a lntendent Of the City ot l'fettport
• IIEJlE TIIET AJlE other Item. and the en-or was not OF mE CITY COUNCIL OF beartnc of South 34• 59' 35" Beach aball cauae to be poRed
Now here's the case of the discovered until the tax roll was THE CITY OF NEYIPORT West; thence f.rom aald point conapJcuoualy alone tbe l1De of
thr~ little alibis In the pos.ses. made up." I'll tell you when he BEACH DECLARING rrs (N. of beelnntna South 34• 59' 35" that certatn publle hlp..,. pro.
sory lnter~st case. dlacovered the error. It wu when TEN'110N TO ORDER nu: West alone the southwesterly poeed to be vacated, not more
AUBI "A"-Scene In the may. we put hJm through the wrlnler CLOSING UP, VACATION AND proloneation ot saJd tanaent than 300 feet apart, but not 1eM
or's office. Present: the then In my otfl~ about the 15th of ABANDONMENT OF THAT course a d1atance of 297.75 ~~ than three In all, notJc:ee ot th~
mayor (me, that Is), City Clerk July, 1952. CERTAIN PUBUC HIGHWAY to a point ln the center line ot va.cation of aaJd public bJ.ebW'&.)'.
Priest and an interested thlrd I'll teJI you bow the county tax OVER LOT 24, BLOCK 9, that certaJ.n 40 foot street ad-Sald ~shall .tate the prep.
party. Question: "Mr. Priest. our a.saesaor'a roll reads. "Balboa TRACT NO. Z7 IN THE CITY jolnJne aaJd Lot 24 on the west araUon of thl8 Baolutlon of Jn.
unsecured tax rolls show that Bay Club, under Item H <all by OF NEWPORT BEACH. COUN· u vacated by the Board of su. tentlon and the ttme and place
certain possessory Interest taxes Ita lonesome): Pouesaory Inter. TY OF ORANGE, STATE OF pervtaora of aald 0 ran 1 e of the bearlne of all penoJW In·
have not been collected. I refer est. leaae--$15,000." 'Jbla Ia the CAUFORNIA. County, a certltted copy of terested in ot objectlne to the
speeltlcaJly to the Balboa Bay little Item that waa conspicuous The City Councll of the City which order II reocorded tn propoeed vacation of aald certain
Club. AA city 8Jisessor and tax by Its absence on the clty tax of Newport Beach, pursuant to Book 286, paae 273 of OUiclal public hl1hway.
collector, what have you to say roll. the provisions of the "Str~ va. .Records, reoorda of aald Or-SECTION 4. Notice b hereby
to that?" Mr. Priest: "You know Do you suppose that the other cation Act of 1941... and aU anee County; thence South 8>• lfven that the Ctty CouoeU of
Letten-
Ensign Publlsh.lne Co ..
Corona del Mar.
Gentlemen:
Now that Col. Smith ts one of
your rea-uJar contributors. I
should llke to aubecribe f~ the
Enslen. Youra very truly,
JOHN lriAllTELL.
518 Marcuertte Ave ..
Corona del Mar.
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members of the Council rushed amendments thereto, being Sec-40' 10'' Eut a cll.tAnce Of 32 the City ot Newport Beads cSoea
up to ver1 ... the "error" excuse! teet; thence North 24• 55' 51" herebv t1x Mondav, ..... ..,.._ ... dav "1 tJon 8300 through 8331 of the ' -u,,. .xu , No, they were too busy protect. Streets and HJghways Code, doea Eut to a point of lntenect:Jon Of May, 1955, at the hour ot 7 :30
lng Priest from me to be inter. her~by ordain, resolve and de. with the said northwesterly P.M. of aald day, In the CouncU
ested in the true facts. dare as folJows: line of th~ afore-m~ntlon~ 8> Chambers of the City ot !'few. e JUST TID FACTS foot strip of land, aald point port BNch. loeated ln the City rv~"Civen the tact& You dual-SECTION L That the pubUc of tnteraectlon belne in a Ball of th~ Ctty of l'fewport
fy •em. Interest IUid convenience require cunce concave to the Southeut Beach, u tbe time and place f«
So you say lt'a water over the the closing up and abandonment and havine a radJua of 10.0 beariD• all penona lnt.ere.tecS In
dam. What about future water In of that certa1n public hJehway feet; then ce Northeasterly or obJedfne to the proP<*d va .
the pond? I invite your attention over Lot 24• Block 9• Tract No. 71• alone said cqrve and aald cation ot aald publk hJ-"way;
to the fact that the principal ac-and vacat~ stnet adjoln1ne on Northwesterly llne to the point and the aald City Cound1 ot the the West, In the City of Newport w v tor of theae three ac:t.a hu ju.t Beach, and It b the lnt.enUon of of be&lnnlne. d Qt)" ol "'ewport ae.cb at ~n put in c.harre of our money. the City Coundl of the Clty ot Said publJc bJ.ebway to be va. aaJ4 tlme and piece wtU bear
a mer~ $1.500.000 annual lncom~. Newport Beads to order the foJ. cated, clOMd up and abanclonec! the 4'VIdence ol.fered b)" any per.
and to cap It ott, the borld was lowtne deacrlbed property In aald Ia more dearlJ uown on a eer. 110ft tn~ In the vaeatlon of
reduced from $100,000, that wu City of Newport Beach Cou ty taln mep approv~ and adopt~ aald pubUc bJ.chway hentofOC"e
requlred for Kn. J'lorenoe Cool-. ' n bJ the City Coundl o1 the CJty df*:rtbed.
onr to szs,ooo for "Good OJ' of Oranae, State of C&lHornla, to r N-Beach ' --•d DC"'10l'f 5. Thla a.oJutlon of ' .. be vacated, doted up and a ban· 0 ...... ..-.. or ... vac&· Charlle. doned, to wit: tion~ cloetn1 up and abandon-Iatentlon ahall be publlabed at
A tria 1 'aha..-.... _, t ment, by reeolutson dated AprU leut onoe ln the Newport Barbcw na-u ar _.. _. ...... o 18th, liM. and cte.l.pated .. .._ Enslen. a !MW8paper o1 pnera~
land belne a portion of that olutlon Ko. Gil ... which aald ctrculatSon. printed, publJIIhed
portion of Lot 2ft Block 9• and map Ia on me tn tbe oMce o1 tbe and dmllated J.n the· Ctt)" ot
vacated stNet &djolniDe on the Cit)" Clerk ol tbe Cit)' ot MIW· l'fewport IIMdl., &Dd Mid publl·
West • lbown upon a map of port 8Mdl. ..,_6 .... 11 btreb)' catiolliiWl be made prtor to tbe
Tract l'fo. 27 recorded In Mt. na.a4e to Mid map tar turtiMr •• _. tw u.. ....,.... o1 au
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'Jbe fourth qu&JUrly confer.
BPW Resolution Urges All
To Observe Schools Week
enee, annual buatnow meettna The dtkena ot thl8 community bulne. ot the State pvem-
Mra. Jtobert StraltlU ot 308 PI-... from tu.a.ala to wecScUnp to ot the Ballto& lalaDcl Commw:atty are urpd to part:lelpate ln the JDimt. and
rate 84., Qltf Raven. wu eJ.ect.d ca~ Methoctl8t Chwdl. hu been oMel'Yance ol PubUc Scbooa. '"Wbereu, powt.b due to J'8COI'd
~dent ol the Kqpa Kappa '1Wo eampenh.lpe wW be liven eebecluled few Prtda.y evenlnl, Week. Aprtl z.ao. 1.n a r.oJu. ltJch btrth rate. an ln-mlpatlon
Gamma .Alumaae .u..octation ot to the Oranp County Qtpplecl April •· Uon adopted by the l'ewport Hu. to Ca11fom1a bu made the need
SoutiMm Oranp Count7 at the Qllldren'a llocJ«Y born PI• OMda 'I'M meettnr wm bet1D wtth bcw Bwltna. and Proteaatonal tor more cl.-ooru u4 tbe
Aprt115lucheon mNttnr. ot tbe Kappa IWDIDAP ale. All a ebwdl aupper at 1:30 p.m. Dl.n-Women'• Club. Hen a. the text acarctty ol trained teacba'a .n,
...,_ 1tua1 B. Muwell ol Colo-memben were urred to ,..tater ner ura.nrementa are betnc ot the re.olutlon: oua problema ln our atate. and
na del liar wu eleeted treuu.r· fM dvtl derenae. DW1e ">' the Women'• SocletT ol "Whereu. tree public educa. UW'hereu, the people ol call.
er. lira. Jack Bllton ol Banta 'nl~ pl'fte'llt Included lllme.. Chrtldan Service •nder the dl· tlon aa a vital part of the Am· fornla h ave been attenU•e aJ.
Ana. 'riee.preadent. 'and Kta. Dlekenon, Stralillf, PhWJp Ben· rectlon ol Mrs. Ted R. Rauser. mean way of llfe hu become wa)'lt to the needs ol tbeU acbooa.
Tom Oolller, Santa Ana. eecre-lek. J. E. Kelm and Howard Conduct1n1 the buslne. .,.. a~pted by our people as eawn. whenever th~ needs have bem
tary. Bryan of Newport Beach; Mmes. aion wtll be Rev. Dr. Maurice G. tlal to the pre~rvaUon ef our made known, and
1be JIIOII'&m wu ~ted by Walter G. Bateb, Jllch&rcl Stew· IJallenrer. auperlntendent of Me-form of.~QYernment, and "'Whereas. annualJJ th~ take
Mn. P. Paul Dlekenoft ol ftew. art aDd Donald Caine ol ec.ta tboclbt churches ln the San Dfe. "Wbereu, California tradition-acfvantap ol a ~e weelll ln
port Beach, wbo apoke on her Mesa; ~ Robert Blackmar CO dt.trict. Reporta wUI be rriade ally baa been attentive to the the year to vlalt tbel.r schools
experiences in Libya. where her and Ellzabeth Buman of Balboa by prealdenta and chal.rmen of needs of Ita great ~ehool system and foeua attention upon the
husband, Col. Dlckenon. wu Aa· Island; Ml.a Mattie B. Lacy, Mlaa all church organlzatlons. The even to the point of writing Into functioning of th~ state's public
tloned at Wheelus Air Force Sue Ruth R. Maxwell, Mrs. Dlck nominating committee, under the State Constitution the prln educational "system. and
in Tripoli. Her talk coverec1 many Drake, lames B. Stoddud, Rob-the chalrmanahlp of Mrs. Clinton clple that schools are the flrst ''Whereas, the week ot April
fuclnatinl native euatoms. rang. ert H. Lenker and W. B. DickJn. T. Coane, wlU report. Dr. CJa(r B. 25-30 hu been designated for the r============. son of Corona del Mu. Barnett, chaJnnan of the com. f'-.l --...I I ftll-thlrty-stxth observan~ of Public
Mrs. Blaclanar wu luncheon mlaaion on finance, wlll submit UWL -1'1. g IBIM Schools Week throulhout CaJI.
Pcmli•
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llocteas. The next meet1n1 wtU the 1955-56 budget. Are ..... , ,. Olil fomla.
be on May 12th at the 1\ome of • "Now therefore be tt reaolved,
Mrs. LouiM Gallagher. Philharmonic Enjoying balmy spring days In that we rea.fttrm our faith 1n the
Corona del Mar are Colonel and lnstltutlon of unfvenally trH ~-HUll) ·m-=c-Pol·.cy Is Told Mrs. Mark H. GUman, who a.re public education u a comer ..... 11\.: ~ vlaJtin1 Mrs. GUman's mother, stone 1n the structure of our
Mrs. M. L. Quules, at 408 Avo-.A.merlcan soclety, and we urge
cado Avenue. all the people in our community L L IOTIIODIIT CIIDCII
"'I1le Man Who Said No" will
be Rev. Donald G. Sapp'a sermon
topic for the 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Sunday aervices at the Balboa Is.
land Community M e tho d i s t
Church. The aennon la the sec.
ond in a aeries of four biograph-
Ical talks on ''Great Men of Old."
The Intermediate Met h o d ia t
Youth FellowShip wUI meet at
the church at 5:30 p.m.
ClmJSTlAK SCIEWCE CI(UBCB
''Why a. It that you don't
chu&e any admission whatso-
ever to the Oran1e County Pbll-
harmonlc Concert.aT Surely even
a little aomfthlnl would be bet·
ter than nothing at all!"
These ue the question and
comment most frequently heard
by eommlttee members of the
Society. Frieda BeUnfante, per.
manent conductor of the Orche-
stra, presents this explantlon:
"Our orchestra alma to serve
the public as a community enter-
prise, and because It does this
by glvtn1 ~concert&. we have
the great advantage that on this
bula the MuaJcians' Union al-
l(lllllq the professional musicans
to donate all their rehearsal time
to ua without charge. and this In
The couple ue enroute to
Wrlght.Pattenon Alr Force Base
In Ohlo, where Colonel Gilman
will be lu.pector general of the
3500th USAF Recruiting Wing.
Colonel Gilman, who was re-
cently promoted to the rank of
full colonel, la a member of
Uncle Sam's Air Force. He was
assigned at Puka Air Foree Base
near San Franct.co and was exe
cutlve ortJcer of the 3506th re
cruit1nl croup there. Prlor to
that 1\e had .erved in Germany. Jesus' resurrection pierces the
a1&<>ld doubt of life alter death
and records a progressive expert.
ence declates the Lesson-Sermon
on "Probation after Death" at the
Newport Beach ChrlstJan Science
church Sunday. The Golden
from Hebrews (12:14) reads,
"Follow peace with all men, and
hoUneu. without w.hlch no man
ahall see the Lord."
tum ~ucea our actual opera. Preparltlona for the famous
tln1 costa for each concert to one OtM!rammercau Pasaton Play In
fourth of what they would other-Bavaria wtll be described in an
wi~ be. llluatrated talk by Reserl W.
"No orchestra anywhere can Keen. former soloist wtth the
support itself by ticket sales to play, at the April meeting of the
CIIIUST CllnCB IT TilE lEA concerts. Thll la generally rec-Women's Fellowship ol the Co-
Rev. Roy Carlson, putor of ognlzed. Our arrangement means rona del Mar Community Church
Chrlat Church by the Sea, New-that good music on a Uve basta next Wednesday afternoon.
port, wtll preach tha. Sunday on Ia available to people In Orange The talk w1ll t>e given 1n na.
"Hopes Restored," continuing hla County who ml1ht not otherwise Uve folk costume and musical
poct.Euter RnDOns on the re· be able to afford it; and on the selections wUJ abo be presented
newtnr tnnuence ti the Euter other ha.nd. ~ who belleve ln in ac:companlrnent.
....m. n.e &.llJIUal ...ua& and and wut to eupport a local PhU-A 12:30 lUDeMan aaved b7 the
.....-tF eo • fer • n c • ol tile 1aanDa1L1c Oftlleltra ~Y do ., Clnll'dl SdlooJ Cutlet wUJ pr&
chureb wUI be held Weclneeday bJ b«omfniiiPQD80l'8 Ot patrons cede the prolf&JD.
~nfnr. April 71, ~lfnnlng of the Society."
with a famlly dJnner at 6:1.5 p.m. EKJ)reatng henelf at being
Dr. Maurice Ballenger, dtstrlct deeply cratlfl~ by the response
.uperlntendent. wm preside for of the publlc l.n the tint year of
the buatness meettnc. the Sod~a existence. M1aa Bel-
infante looks forward to the year
to etve time and . attention to
thel.r publle aehoola durlnl the
week, to vlaJt them. and to take
an active part ln the observance,
so that understandin1 of the
schools wU1 be improved and the
hJgh stanclards of education
which have become 10 much of
a tradition in caltfomla be main-
tained; and we further resolve
that copies of tb1a re110lutlon be
etven to the press."
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11\e "39-ft's." a new Corona del
Mar Communfty Church group
open to anyone bftween 30 and
SO, wtll meet tha. eventn1
(Thursday) f(X a 7 p.m. pot luck
aupper.
Prorrama have included a
aquare dancin1leuon and brtdce
and other games. Mrs. W. R. Up.
pitt. MH.. Kay Phelps and Mrs.
0 . G. Bowell wlll bave charp of
supper and reservation&. Kr. and
Mrs. Sid Buttft'W'Ortb are ln
dluge ot entert.ainment. Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Hamel are the cbalr·
men.
A Classified Ad in The &.siqn
brinqs immediate .-ulhl c.•
Harbor I I 14-1 I 15 end orow ;tl
LEADING EXPERTS WILL DISCUSS
YOUR INVESTMENT PROBLEMS
April 2Sth-.. SUCCESSFUL INVESTING."
Kr. Wm. L. O'Bryon, Economist for Morgan Co.
May 2nd-''LEGAL ASPECTS OF FINANCIAL
PLANNJNG.H
Mr. Gordon X. Richmond, Attorney:
Sen!(X Partner of Richmond, Bradley and Barnes
May 9th-"SECURITY ANAL YSJS."
Mr. lohn L. Kerr, President Kerr It Company
May 16th-"MANAGING YOUR INVESTMENTS."
Dr. l ohn C. Clendenin. •Professor Finance, U.C.L.A.
May 23rd-'TIN.ANCIAL INFOBMAnON-AND
HOW TO USE IT."
Mr. Robert L. Sandiler, Assistant Financial
Editor ol the Los Angeles Tim~
ALL KEETDrGI 7:10 P.JL to t :• P.JL
COMMUNITY CONGBEGAnONAL CHURCH
Ill IIELIOT1IOPE
ooaowA DEL KA.a
FREE
KO ADIOUIOK CIIAJIGE
To be awarded FREE Shar• of a leadinq
Mutual Fund Valued iD ex.ce. of SlOO.OO
IPOIISOIIED ft
MoRGAN Co.
IIEIIIEII OP TD
101 UGELES S'I'OC& DCIIAIIGE
Tkia ...... --1:11 • f l ..... by 10. WX. L O'DTOif
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JOJK CIUUIT cauaca
Young people who recently be-
came members of Chrtst Churcll
by the Sea, Newport Beach, are
lohnnle Field, Chulotte Marx.
Sharon Singer, Pamela GU-, Pa-
mela Tohill, Susan Haas, Unda
Kiddie, l ean Ward. Gary Gllea.
Dorothy Woodworth, Charle•e
ahead. ~ a begtnntng abe felt
that a mJn1mum of 6 to 8 con-
certs a •ason wu necesaary to
maintain the orchestra as a eon-
tlnuoualy functJonlng eroup. Ulti-
mately, abe hopes that mualcal
interest in the County will war.
rant eon~ne a ntonth-ln
both northern and s o u t h e r n
F'me Pottery Gifts
of Good Tate
......... t..W ..,_.: abowta9 ... 8teck q.otatioll board: Jadt TrCiftft aDd ~ ~
---·--.;: a.tty JCICIObL win aperat-.: Estba lpaDcJ. ..cnta:ry a:Dd Deem Ccaapbell -.:r.
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LESTER, RYONS a CO.
Investment Securities
MEMIElS NEW YOU STOCK EXCHANGE
LOS ANGELES STOCl EXCHANGE AME"RICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (ASSOC-I
SUS EAST COAST BJGJIWAT.IIA.aM)a -~ OOaoKA DEL KU
canon. Jack An~ ~&m a~~&&~~~~~~~~~~~~========~~~~~~~~======~====================~~======~====~~==~======~========~~ Doesburg, Nell Pureell. lack ~ ~~·~~·~";,\:-"=.·,-· "Highway Completion Celebration
~ MEKBEBS llf SEriJCE
A new group to-give special at. OPEN DOUSE tention to St. Andrews Church
members In the service waa or-
ganized Monday momin1 at the
home of Mrs. Robert Beauchamp. no S. Bay Front, Balboa Island .
Mothers and wlves of .service
I men were especially invited to
serve on the committee, accord·
lng to Pastor lames Stewart.
IIVIOIAGE SALE
Mrs. Arthur Schenkel of Bal·
boa lsland wUl have char1e of
the rurnmaee aale being held
this week-end, Friday and Satur-
day from 9:30 a.m . to 5 p.m. at
the yellow house next to the
Costa Mesa Bank. Funds from
the sale will be used for the
philanthropies of the WSCS of
the Balboa Island Community
Methocllst Church. Anyone with
contributions for the aale 11
ukecl to call Mrs. Schenkel at
Rubor aD.W.
n.-.,, Frllllr 1 s.tn.r, a,ra 21, 22 _. 2W.
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IEAUTIFUL HAIR ··= .... '~US __.,..-,_ I..IS
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New Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
To Get Charter Wednesday
A Founders Day celebration
will be coupled with a charter
presentation Wednesday, when
two local chapters of Beta Sigma
Phi, non-academic sorority. meet
for dlnnef at Kennedy's, Costa
Mesa.
On the 24th anniversary of the
iounding, members of Mu Epst.
ton Chapter will present the
charter and the ritual or the jew-
mentated by Betty Chapin of the
sorority.
Door prizes were won by Mrs.
W. B. Gustin of Newport Heights,
Mrs. Samuel •Barnes of Bay
Shores, Mrs. Ray Dike of Lido,
Mrs. D. R. Colegrove of Udo, Mrs.
Clarence Higbie of Balboa Island
and Jlttle Miss Mary Lewis of
Newport.
els to members ot the newly fbell ~OI~• formed Omicron Rho Chapter. ..... ..,..
Participating In the ritual will ------------be Mmes. Robert Henderson, John
Scott, Vivian Bodman, Douglas
Hosk.lns, Frank Moore, Ira Smith,
B. I. McQueeney. Allee Smouse
and Miss Jnn Vatamaniuck.
Mrs. James Taylor, president of
Mu EpsUon Chapter, wUl present
the ritual.
Colorful be-sparkled paper par.
uola served as tallies tor the
"AprJl Showers" party given by
the Mu Epsilon Chapter of the
sorority last Thursday at the
Newport Harbor Yacht Club. A
fashion show presented by Gay
Togs of Balboa Island wu com.
e AXEaJCARlDI AWA.IID
The number of hours volun.
teered by Ebell Club members
for civil defense won the New.
port Club the American ls m
award at the dlstrlct convention
held In Riverside last week-end.
Another li.nrt award waa eiven to
Mrs. C. M. Deakins on a land.
scape palntlng and a third place
award was given this put prea.l-d~nt on her painting, Petunia.
Fot lettem..ck. envelooes c..a THE ENSIGN. HA-l I 14
u.ert n • ., •• Dies
D•llc Plllelfl Ylsft
Albert Sidney Thompson, 78, of
220 30th St., Newport, died AprU
16 In Phoenix. Ariz., at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Don W.
Harris. Mr. Thompson and his
wlte had been visiting there for
the past tour months. He had
been In Ul health for some time,
but death came unexpectedly.
He was a native of La Plata,
Mo., and came to Newport Beach
In 1938. He wu a retired real es-
tate broker. Survivors Include hls
wlte and son, Harold. at the
ttome address; two brother-a, Rev.
Ray Thompson of Texas and J.
M. Thompson of Ml.aourl; a sis-
ter, Mrs. Ruby Gardgrove of Mis-
souri; four grandchlldren and
tlve a:reat.grandchll!ken.
Services were held yesterday
afternoon at Parkes-Rldley Mor.
tuary Chapel, Costa Mesa. Rev.
Roy CarLion of Christ Church by
the Sea, Newport. officiated.
JIAIIOLD CASSEl MOVE
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cass of
904 Ocean Blvd.. Corona del Mar,
have moved to 600 Avocado Ave.
Get Acquainted With ....
the Oldest Mortgage Loan Office
in Newport Beach.
Poirier Mortgage Co.
Bob Satt1.r
Mgr. Newport
Beach office
"25 Years Real Estate Loan Experience"
Loans For Homes
Si'o-20 Year l.ocms on existing homes and
new construction.
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VJVlAJr NAZWELL DEIIIIDI'OVR. (Watt. GedulrcSt PbotD)
Vivian Dennistoun Betrothed
To Charles William Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peel Den· the late Judge and Mrs. Robert
nlatoun of m Narcluus Ave., Maxwell Dennlstoun of Winnl.
Corona del Mar, announce the peg, Canada. and is a second
engagement ot tt.elr daughter, generation CallfornJan. She at.
VJv1an, to Charles Wm. Knapp, tended Bishop School, La JoUa,
now stationed at Fort Ord. and is a il'aduate of Occidental
VIvian is the il'anddaughter of College, where she was aftUlated
the late Mr. and Mrs. Evan Percl. with the Zeta Tau Zeta sorority.
val Morphy of BeverlY Hills and She Is now teaching school at
Camel.
Mr. Knapp is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Charles Knapp
ot Honolulu and the erandson of
Mr. and Mrs. WJlllam M. Wad.
doupa of Salt Lake City. He at-
tended the UnJverslty of Hawaii,
UnJvenlty ot Utah and U.C.L.A.
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Save this Hwy. Map and
Directory for Reference
ADVEBTJSDIG AGUCT
Lee WUder, 3637 E. Coast Hwy.
AJn'JQ~OBI
Lamp Ught Shop, 244.3 E. Coast
Hwy.
3329 E. Coast
aua:
Newport Harbor Bank, M35 E.
Cout Hwy.
aEAVTYSBOPS
Looking Glaaa. 338 Poinsettia
Tommy Wilson, 2515 E. Coast
Hwy.
aVJLDu
Jim Ray Construction, 3446 E.
Coast Hwy.
CEJIAMICS
Kay Finch Ceramics, 3901 E.
Cout Hwy.
CIIA ... ICBOOL
Marjorie Bale, 81.2 E. Oout Jhry.
coJISD'trcnow LOARS
Newport Balboa Savings. 2407 E.
Coast Hwy.
Poirier Mortgage Co., 2515 E.
Coast Hwy.
DAJrCDIC SCIIOOL
Dorothy Jo Studio, 2515 E. Coast
Hwy.
MOTELS
Del Mar Motel, 2333 E. Cout
Hwy.
Crown of the Sea Motel, 2600 E.
Coast Hwy.
IUUETS
Cannon's Food Center, 2867 E.
Coast Hwy. ~
Coast Super Market. 3347 E.
Coast Hwy.
Greater All American Market,
3049 E. Coast Hwy.
IIUSJc-UC:OaDS
Music Box. 3529 E. Coast Hwy.
JrEWSPAna-P1BI.!1lJIER
Newport Harbor Enslrn, 2850 E.
Coast Hwy.
JrtJltSEBJES
Norman's Nursery, 21625 E. Cout
Hwy.
Corona del Mar Nunery, 2744 E.
Cout Hwy.
OftiCIAJf
E. R 'l'hleJe, 2515 1!. Oout Hwy.
PBOTOCIUlftT~MK•q
Harbor Photo Lab, 3121 E. Cout
Hwy.
PIIYSJCI.AJf Aim 11JJIQ&OR
U oyd 0 . Ocheltree, D.O .. 2515 E.
Coast Hwy.
norttll
Ensign Publishing Co., 2850 E.
DESICJr, ADVEIITISJJrC AJIT Coast Hwy.
David Doane, 3637 E. Cout Hwy. IlEAL ESTATE
DEPAaTWIJf"t STOU: 0 . R. Lathrop, 3635 E. Coast Hwy.
Brandt's, 3321 E. Coast Hwy. John E. Sadlelr, 3333 E. Cout
Hwy.
DBVQ STOaE The Vogel Co., 2667 E. Coast H . Corona del Mar Pharmacy, 3127 wy
E. Coast Hwy. IIEDVCDIG METJIOD
ucaow coM•AJn
Bay Escrow Co., 2515 E. Coast
Hwy.
DH CLEAJrDIC
Van's Cleaners.3426 E. Cout Hwy.
n.oamT
Hartleln Flowers, 3403 E. Coast
Hwy.
Ft7UJTVU
The lalanders, 2846 E. Cout Hwy.
Mary's House ot Maple, 3422 E.
Cout Hwy.
OU'1'S
Karen Maril'eta Imports, ~ E. co .. t Hwy .
Pottft''a Wheel, 2837 E. Cout
Hwy.
Stauffer System, 3117 E. Coast
Hwy.
IIESTAVL\JITB
Chef's Inn. m1 E. Coast Hwy.
Dennie's Cale, 2849 E. Cout Hwy.
Doug's Doe House, 351.2 E. Coast
Hwy.
Mary lr Blll's De U.cate, 34.36 E.
Coa.st Hwy.
Newt's Drltt Room. 3344 E. Cout
Bwy.
Ragan's Restaurant, 2515 E. Cout
Hwy.
I&JIYJCK ITA110RI
Bob's llobU SftvSce, 3100 E.
Coa.st IJwy.
Morry'a Sbell Service, 3600 E.
Cout Bwy.
Financed by Metroplitan Life Insurance
Co., the largest financial institution in the
world. We also handle Building and Loan
Funds. ~·• t.Jf1
Whittier, all juvftlilea, were BADWA.aa Myen Union Service, ~1 E.
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For Information stop into our office or
call Harbor 3888 and talk to Bob Sattler,
our Newport Harbor Representative for the
past six years.
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Crown Hardware,
Hwy.
3107 E. Coast
3333 E. Cout
Coast Hwy.
TELEPBo•a AlfiWaaDIQ
Tol'llmy Fa.ter Service, 2918 E.
CoutHwy.
'I'ID.A'IU
Port 1beatft, 29a5 E. Cout Hwy.
TOn
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Flowers by Morrl wfll be repre.
Mnted In the annual spectacle of
the Lu FJorlJrtu Junior Flower
Gulld Headc1resa Ball ln La. An·
celes thla month. The ahop baa
been aaked to enter the eenter-
plece c:ompetlt:lon on the clreua
theme aeoordlna to Morrt (hlm-
wlf) Molho.
* * * Biz Hartleln, Corona del Mar
nort.at. Ia another member of the
Oranee County Floral Associa-
tion who received a peuonal In-
vitation to enter the table deco-
ration eomposltlon. Pa.rts or the
fabulous Ooral spectacle wtll be
seen on televlalon at 10 p.m. to.
morrow.
Pat T oepher and Bob Taylor.
Harbor Hi Grads. Are Wed
At a family wedding aervtce at
the F1rst Baptl.at Church, Costa Me&{l, Rev. P. G. N'umann unit-
ed 1n marriage Robert W. Taylor
and Patrlda M. Toepher on Sun-
day, AprU 10. The bride Is the
dauehter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hawley of 403 Flower St., Costa
Mesa. The· eroom'a parents are
Clean-up Wk.
Is Proclaimed
Next week has been proclal.m-
ed Sprtne Clean-up Week by
Mayor Don Bill of Newport
Beach. She urged all organl.za.
tiona and citizens to take an ac
tlve part 1n the clean-up drive In
order to m a I n t a I n Newport
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor of
151 Monte VlJrta, Costa Mesa.
Mlas Toepher wore a white bal-
lerina length gown with a three-tier~ nylon net sktrt and fitted
bodice of chantllly lace. She car.
rled a bouquet of earden1as and
lilies ot the valley. Her father
escorted her to the altar.
Mrs. Nina Toepher, 1674 West-
minster Ave .• Costa Mesa, sister-
In-law of the bride, wa.s matron
ol honor. Sbe wore an aqua net
ballerina gown with a white car.
nation eorsage. T t1 e eroom's
brother, Charles Taylor, waa best
man. Special music waa pre.ent.
ed by Joann Neumann, aeoompa-
nled by Unda Wickey at the
organ. Tulips, eladloll and lllie.
decorated the church.
Beach'• reputation a.s a beaut11ul A reception In the church ao.
city. ctal hall followed the ceremony.
Here 1s the text of tHe procJa. Mrs. Venita Hleeins of Costa
mation: Mesa and Mrs. Emenon Went-
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Pre.Jdenta of ten PTA units in
tbe Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa areaa are planning to at.
tend the !56th Annual Convention
of the Caltforn1a Congress of Par-
ents and Te&chers at the Statler
Ho~l in r...o. Aneeles beginning
May 3.
Mrs.. Dennis Hogland of Costa
Mesa Lt eonventlon hostess for
the Harbor area. which wlll also
send other delegates. Workshops
and eonlerenees wUI be held
wtth the general theme ol
'1'eamwork Doea It," accord.Jne
to Mrs.. C. A. Hoffman. newly
elected president of the Harbor
Fr A CounctL
UCK FaOII ROIITBWEST
MJsa Irene Bosomworth, 714
Heliotrope Ave .. Corona del Mar.
haa just returned from a lenethy
trip to the northwest, travelllng
to a wedding ln Seattle and later
vtaitlng her mother's cousin, Mrs.
L. E. Hanllon, ln British Colum-
bia.
A son, Jonathan Charles, wa.s
born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
WaJJace of 2000 Anaheim Ave.,
Costa Mesa, ln Hoae Memorial
HQ8Pital on Wednesday, AprU 13.
"Whereas. the Board of Supe.r. ull of Newport aaalsted at the
vtaors ot Orange County have reception. Mrs.. Hawley received
designated the week of AprU 25 euesta 1n a mocha knlt .ult wtth ~iiiiiiiiMiMiMiiiiiiiiiito 30 for County Clean. Up a.nd brown acceaorle. and a yellow R a 55 55 a 5 a 7J ~
BeautUication aDd have uqed eatnatbl eona,e. The ~m·a .,a ~ tn tbe Cou.nty JDOtbw .... • ,.,._. blue suJt.
to ..,a.rtfdpate ln thla County. wblte &CICIIIorf• and a fa.rdenl_a Glamour
Glimpses wide campalan. and ~e.
'Whereas, ·the CUJT'ent loa of After a motor trip throUJhOUt
lite and property by needless the southwest. the youna eouple
fires exCHds all such losses In wlll live at WlchJta Fa.lls. Texas.
our nation's history. and near the Sheppard Field A1r
Golne places! Of course, you "Whereas. a major percentaee Bue. Both ot the newlyweds are
are! You'll be eotne all the of all fires can be prevented by Newport Harbor BJeh School
RIGHT places and wearlne just cleantne up our rubbish and un-eraduates.
the right thlne~at Is we hope necessary combustible materials --MMMMMMiiiiMiMiMi'i
you'll be wearlne just the right and by eorrectlne other obvious
thlnp f~om O'BRIEN'S ... you're flre huarda;
sure to find oodles and oodles '1, Dora Hlll, Mayor of the
of darllne clothes, perfect for City of Newport Beach, do here-
you, at our ltof'tl. by designate the week or April
W ..... beea particaiGlJ at-
tr.tild to .... bra.d .....
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A c:w••'"9 _. tiMit, Jut •·
rtftd Ia ... of dlmlautlft
powctw bl• ad wlalte c:IMcb ..... ....,..s wttla rt.bboa ......
'=la._ed lato a _ _. tacbd
...... ad Cl .adrl full witb
.......... piNta.
U you're a eolfer or a trim
tailored type you'll adore the
s1nooth flttlna Sloat .eparates In
windowpane check, c:rlap white
wtth black or olive ereen-and
24 to 30 Inclusive as Spring
Clean-Up Week and most re-
spectfully call upon aU muntclp .
al departments, manufacturing
and retail Interests. civic clubs,
women's associations. schools.
churches, veterans' groups. youth
oreanlzatlon.s and our people In
~neral to take a full and active
part 1n thls campaign to clean
up the home, store and factory
of all rubblah and unnecessary
eombtatlble accumulations. thus
contributing to the maintenance
of Newport Beach's reputation as
a beautiful city."
you may have the Bermuda 101r .OD TO McKEES
MORRY'S
SHELL
SERVICE
Invites you to
COME IN
AND GET
AQUAINTED
* * WE GIVE * Sll
liED STIIPS
_._eo-t.,.wat
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coao•A DEL IIU
4PORT . ·
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shorts to match. Sloat also A aon, Jeffery David, was bom
make. beaut11ul aoUC! color Moy. to Mr. and Mrs. l ames McKH of
auhel linen .epartcs.' Tailored 53llrvtne Ave., Newport Helehta.
lOut all of Sloat's better ak:lrts In Boac Memorial Hospital on
and~~ya~a~velnaru~¥W~~::~:ay~,~A:p:ill~l:a~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~;~~~~~~~~~~ like color called captclne, a cool r
:f.F!t~:.~~:th:.:::: Come in and Get Acquclintecl
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fulllona. Ye.. we. too. are bold-
tnt open hou.e biN at O'BaiEN'S
tOIDOft'UW and Sa._.., (and aa
mlDn7 mtnn:r ............. ,...
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wide hltbwaJ (plent7 ol pUk.
tq fr'Oftt an4 l)adl) &Del .. lOW
to haw you ... the new ..,...,..
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7/16" ln.side diameter,
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16 .. Lawn Mower
5-Blade Rftl. 10'' Rubber Tires.
Ball bearing whee I s , self
Sharpening, special.
$18 ••
Clamp. to your Fallcft perm.
anently. Hose always rea.dy to
Ust>.
$6.95
Tank Sprayer
1 ~ Gal. Easy to Fill, t>asy to
use.
$6.95
MiltSpmyS~
Ideal For nower Beds and Seedlings. Special at.
49c
Garden Bake
Steel Bow. 14-Teeth. Forg«>d
Steel Head. spectal.
$2.19
14 Cell. Cap. SPECIAL!
At a Very
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~tter than you'll find an~·
where at anywht>l't' n('ar
this pn ce
$9.95
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with Chrome. BI.nce at thJs low price!
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(1) Tole Gi..n Away DuriD9 Our
BIG BARBECUE
DEMONSTRATION
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FREE nCKEIS!
* * * WE GIVE CBOWN STAIIPS· * * * .. CROWN
HARDWARE
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Film on Brazil . To Be Shown
Karl loblMon. who recently 1'1\e ftlm abowa the headwaten FOR MESA'S RSH FRY ntumed from a trfp tbroutla ol. the mllhty Amuon and the • ••880a 'fDW PI'A
Brazll, wW uow a eompreben-riftr' clty o1. Men•• carw4 from
alve color-fUm at the Jfewport the lunlle 1,000 mJi .. up.tream Tbe ,..War Rubor VIew nA
Bllh Scbool Au4Jtorhma on Mon-from the Adalltlc· the jun1Ie boar4 meetlnl wu held A&wD • day evenJn1, Kay 2. whtn wcetatt-.;.d &D1ma11U~ at the bolpe o1. Mra. Jlobld OlaD-Ocamlttee ch&Jmaaa of • wm be tn ~ fll u.. parade p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ carry on a ~ .trugle for d« In tfewport Belpta. ,..._ ~ and -~ and lud SUtber ..... Art Ma.en-
a ahare ol Nil. air and 8p&ce; dent Mra. Warren Clemence..,.. tar~ lotll annual Colt& KeN a. and BW lllcl.a.toa ~ ch&rp
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PUIIICY
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the Important city o1. Belem at aided at the meetlJl&'. IJone Club J"'ah Fry ID. CamJ. ol. P\ll'dl&alnc. J.-. lAke wUJ
the mouth ot the Amason ud It wu announced that ... val • lwae ' an• 5 In eo.ta be In clluae of parade IDfl'chlnl
the rivet laland of M.arajo larcer Gordon McMahon, .-.~ ad )(.. haft been annouaced 'by and banda.
than Swlqerland. ' mean~ chairman, wtll attend tile Walt )(111•. prealdent of the Tbe queen conte.t wm be dJ-
BrazU has a populatJon of 150 56th atate convenUon of the Call-lJona Club and ~eral commit. rected by RAly Bartzler, Leo Lee,
millJon wtth an area lareer than fomla Congress of Parent. and tee cbalnnan. ArlJe Swartz, Al Bollt.ter and
the United state. and 11 a 8tOfe. Teachers. Inc.. at the Sbrlne Plana tor a crowd expected to BtJl McManus; Ia Mtller and
boule of tabulou non an4 Au4Jtodum In t.o. AD,elea on readl 65,000 durlnl the ~-end lob Gronlund, apeclal events·
fauna and ot unmeuured min-May 4, 5 and ~· 1beme tor the are belne made tor the two-day Btll Brown. pet parade; k~
eral we;.lth. All of the modern ,convention Ia -reamworlt Does event In eo.ta Mesa Park. Use of Rima, beauty contest; Bud Meara.
bustling cttJes. the small towns It." The Fourth Dtatrfct meeting the park .tll allow people to fol-baby contest; Les Miller, maater
and vUiages, the ereat Industries wtll be held AprU 21 at Fullerton low the stage events without the of ceremonies; Jerry Lovejoy,
and the Intensely lnterestJne Union Hnlgh School dlscomfort of standlne on 18th electrical, and Bob Shorey, sound
people wUl be seen by the '!arm-Mrs. Milo G. Lacy,. home read. St.. the custom during previous equipment.
chalr" traveler In this very beau. toe and library services chair-years. • Heinz Kaiser wlll bead cook-
tltul tilm. man, reported that a set of 15 A total of $8.000 was dl.strlb-tne and dlnlne arrangements.
A Chmifiecf Ad in The Ensiqn
brinqs immediote results! Con
Harbor I I 14-11 IS and orove itl
EWellllt•..P'•
YARN SHOP
"Better Uvtne Booklets" Ia avaU-uted to various youth movements New eatln& plana In the park
able at the ~~ehool and wUl be In the area 1n the nine months will make it poulble for c:llnen
on dJaplay at the next PTA meet-following the lut carnival, Mr. to follow all events trom the ta.
tne. · Miller pointed out Proceeds from bJea. It w1ll a1ao allow chUdren
A check In the amount ot ts the annual tlah fries are used to to play ln the park ln an' area
for a subecrlptlon to a national support youth activities In the whJcb will be roped ott for them .
maeaztne was donated to Hoae harbor &reL
Ho.pltal Maeazlne Fund. The Servfne with Mr. Mlller In Zo nt t H I d
money made trom the recent PTA plannlnl the carnival and din-a 0 0 ~~a. c.-IDifttw•r Benefl,t Show w1ll be uaed to buy ner Include Forrest Foaer, ad-c.-... liar IIA _, reference booka f« the lcllool mlntmatlon; Frank Hruza, con-Install t• KnJttln~ Crochetin! and . chUdnn and teachers and to structlon and new equipment; a I 0 n NeedKn~':; ~~~lea meet the PTA budeet. Frank Bluell, Don Butts and Open bou.ae at Harbor View Rick Thun.atrum. set up and IMtaJlatJon dinner party for Spec~~~~=-School wUl be held from 7 to 9 clean up; Art McXenzle, aecur-Zonta Club will be held next
BOUIII p.m. Friday, April 29, In observ. tty; AJ Oeden and Bert SmJth, Thursday evenlne at 6:30p.m. at
. c.n.a dill liar Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ance of School Week. cunival with sub-committees, the VHla Marina aquarium 'room. ~~;;:;~~~~;;;;::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Paul Parkes. banner aales; ".Arlie Tonight the local Zontlana wlll
3127 .. Coast • .,.,.
WearJMml•
rr IIUDSOWS TO aE ao•om Swartz and Bert Smith. booth take the "galloplne eavel" to
A dinner 1s l)lanned tor Mon. sales; Art Meyers, location of Long Beach, whee a proeram
gifts from
Karen ~greta lmpons
21653 E. Cout Hwy.
Corona ckl Mar
wtll be presented by the Harbor.
day, May 9, at St. Andrews Pres-stancb and booths; Aubrey Olle-ltes under the dtrectJon of Dr.
byterlan Church to welcome the er and Jack Hirtle, .tand per. Helen Roberbon.
new assistant pastor and his sonnet, and Arlie Swartz. store-In the absence of the district wile, Dr. and Mrs.. Ewing Hud-keeper. son. Into the congregation. Bruce Martin and Bob Stevens eovemor, Vlrginfa Eastllck. the -------------------....!...' ----program for last Tbunday's
Dog License, Dates Changed
luncheon meetJne was presented
by Mare&ret Relnert's couatn.
M1as Dorothy Findon, who ar.
rJved last week from England.
LEGAL JIO'f1CES LEGAL •ona: Miss Findon of Kiddennlnster,
OaDIRAJICZ •o. 746 Collector at hJa office In the City Worcesterab~ County, Eneland,
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Hall, an annual llcen.e tax of entertained the gruop with a
OP NEWPORT BEACH AMEND-Two Dollars, and every person resume of her voyaee aboard the
lNG SECMON 4110 OF THE MU-who harbors an unapayed female Dongedyke, Holland . American
NICIPAL CODE OF THE CITY OF dog over the age of three months Une, leavtne England March 19
NEWPORT BEACH. CHANGING wJthln the City, shall pay to aaJd and arriving In America April 12
THE PERIOD POR UCENSING Coll.ector an annual Ucen.e tax vta the Panama Canal. She wUJ
DOGS FROM A FISCAL YEAR of 'lbree Dolla.ra. The Collector return to Eheland by plane the
TO A CALENDAR YEAB. shall dellvt;r to the person mak-last of July.
The people of the ctty of New-lng such payment a 11 c en a e Betty Paee ot The Brat Shop,
port Beach do ordaln u tollowa: whJch aball deecrtbe the 4oa, ~ Costa Mesa. under the cl...Wea-
SirnON 1: Section 41.10 o1. the P*h• wttla a ..al or JMtalUe tlon ot Merchandllltll. Infanta
Munlclpal Code ta hereby amend-plate havlnr thereon the number and Odldren'a Clothln-. wu ln-
ed to read as follows: ot such Ucen.ee and tteurea tndJ. ltJated u a new member.
-s.cu-411L Dop. U cvnrl... eating the year for which the Other euests Included Dr. Hel.
NUWDAY. AN&~ 1 ..
lcwe that ALEX COLEMAN look
So wear everywhere wonderful ... this skirt and
blouse ensemble in coolie hat cotton prinl The
blouse, about $7; the skirt, about $10.
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Every person who harbors a male license baa been paJd, and shall en Trotte, Mrs. William D. John. a121 E. c-t ..... ..,, c-cllll _.._
a OTAL OOPEJOIAC Elf CBDIA. SWEDISJI CIITBTAL DAJIJSII dog or spayed female dog over enter-Into a book. to be kept In son and Mlsa Jane Ostrande, a ~~~=~==~~~=~:=:===:=:=======~:l SD.VEIL FDflnSB DDQfEBWAJIE. OII:BJSTXAS CIUIDS the age of three months within hls office for that purpose, the "Zonta Glrl ot the Month" frorrl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~th~e~C~~~Y~·~ah~al~l~~~Y~~~th~e~U~~~;·~n~~the~er~ad~~N~~borH~~~. r-tlon of the dog registered under "Petite Ville"
Gra1tllll IIIIa
of s-r ...
Whethe r by land or by sea-you will be
fashion-wise, i n American golfer's Sailing
Blues
(A) CLASSIC
front buttoning classic, trimmed
\Vfth braid and eagle emblem-
available this summer. In any
one of Salllng Blues' bri111ant
colora. Sizes 10 to 20, 12% tb 20%
-49.95.
(B) Sleveless Coat Dress
with a touch of braid, and an
embroidered star pocket emblem.
So rteht. too, In al~ and prtce-
10 to ~ and 12~ to 20~ at
110.t5.
-..::LD'U'fELY AT
'I IJI,lfJ,. $'-f-
•••~ LADIES' APPAREL
the provlalona of this Code. Dup. Local Pup·· Is Ueates shall be taaued for lost
tap tor ruty cents upon the fU.
tng of proot ot S\lcb lou. s uch To Compete metaJJlc taes ahall be attached
to a collar or harness and such
collar or harness with the at. Four Newport Harbor High
tached tae shall be kept on auch School students, who are cup
doe at all times, excepttne as ln winners tn the Bank of America
thla Code otherwise provided. Achievement Awarcb, will com.
Don't let the nmne fool you • • •
We cany ............... ...,..
and apeaklne of halt .alza, we proudly announce that ::e. ean DOW otter you the "'E4Jth Martin" line of half
...... ~U...-.ybelltl
•· L • • • Toa caa c:taar,. lt at • • .
The llcen.e fee herein men-pete today (Thunday) ae alnat
tioned &hall be due and payable cup wlnnen trom other hleh
on the flrat day of January of IIChoola of this zone before a
each year, and shall expire on judgln& panel of civic leaders.
the thlrty-flnt day of December These four are Donald Beatty,
next ensuing. Where a doe Ia ac-whose general field of study ta
quired after the first day of De-science and mathematJca; Judy S4GI L c..i JUtll'INJ
cember, the Ucerue tee thereon Stewart Jn tine arts; Charles eon.a dill liar
shall be due on the date of a.c-Rice, in liberal art.1, and Sue -..ttW
qulsltlon of such doe tor the en-Kelm ln vocational arts. They ••• suing calendar year and there-have already been selected by ,.. Y~'Y'Y'Y~'¥'¥'¥'Y'YY.........,'Y'Y'Y..,Y'Y~
after on the flrat day of January a committee ot faculty members ~ y• ALL COME BYI .,. of each succeedine year. In their own IIChool. ~
In the event that any person Certltlcate wtnnen from Har-e •
shall tan, neelect or retuae to bor Hlp tndude lane o.trander ior macb or d inne-~
pay the required llcerue tax be-In the tfeld ot laboratory science; ~ --•• •
tore the flrat day of April ot each ~.!'~ Sh.:wEn U:,_mh ualc; RJchard ~ • day or Di9hl • • • •
calendar yeu, a penalty wJll be • • eua ; Jerald HJll. ,.. •
aaease4 throu&t\ the Increase of bert, ln foreten lan(Uaeea; Suml ~ Wne .,_ e'fiii'Jclay. M boan ...
the Ucerue tax u followa: For Shteald, In home t!c.'Onomtca ; and ~
every male or qa~ temale Gene WqiOMf, ln arrJculture. ~
doe. Two Dollars and Fifty Zone wlnnen will receive cub IPEM PLATE LU.I 'Jie ~
Cent.; and tor every unspaye4 awards raneiJll trom '100 to t •
female doe, l'cMir Dollars." NXJO. Pinal judefnr tor top JLDn OF .UDIICI roa ova •• .,... WOWI ~
All llcenaa heretofore taaued Mnior atuck!nta trom hlp Jehooll .,.
for the tltcal year 1954-19:2S shall ot the .authland and further DENNIE'S CAFE . ~
December :u, 1955. ~! at the Statler Hotel. In remain In force and ettect unUl cub prize awards will be made l:::: J
SECTION 2: The ,bove and pia " .... c..t mtt war C... cW .._,
fcre~tne ordinance shall be • publlahed once In the Newport Fw .......... •••hf 11 .. ••••••• • • A A+. .....................
Harbor Enaten. a n.....,.per of 1H1 INSieN. HA. 114 ·
f eneral ctrculatlon, printed aod
publWaed and elleuJated In t111e
Clty ol Newport Beadl, and tile
same ahall be 1ft tuU force and
I!Ueet 30 daya .,. thJa pulal'e.
The fcnrolnl ordin&JX.'e wu
lntroctueed at • ~ IIMitlnl
of tbe City Coulldl ot tbe City
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aDd one 14. ...,. anwted by e WDIIDDA1', AJIIIL U ol Yorba Linda ancl Donald T., ~ ld By Su
SDVD AT a&eaulf 8UOI
Stationed with tiM maln1eAUce
MC'tlon at the Marine C«pe Jte.
cruJt Depot ln San Dleco II ftc.
John W. Adltftl, .on of lf.r. and
M.ra. lacob ~ of ml7 au.
bor Blvd., eo.ta Meea.-._He en.
tered the ler"V'lce In lanua.ry,
liM.
Newport po11oe at U :.S p.m. Sat. Oillclra wen blamed tGt mall llJcllard, )1, ot TwtJn wwe ID· s o PI
UldQ' at layalde Dr. ancl Matln. taken from a boat at-~ AIDe-volftd ill a propetJ 4amap ae. e
Ave. on eb.arpll ot pa u Ilion ot thYit Ave.. Balboa Jala.Dd, whlcb dc1at et 1111t a tD4 S.tbore
an alcobolJc beverap aucl cur-wu eeatt.encl ill tbe Mtcbbcw· Dr .. 1n1t ... port •• , ., iiiDW&i a. DAYIDIC:* 2lleMol Dliltrlet ..... ,_...., 06• aad uve ct.t.tlncul.abecl
few .solation. hoocl 1 •• A bit &Del nm car e IA~1' • ..a. 11 Supeint.dmt, Newport Bubcw ...,.,._. Ia 11-. a.Dcl a ....,.. o1 aeJw. in them.
Tlae boy, 14, waa allo duarpd IIWerve4 &Del htt bla car at Jtth Someone cut bla plaatlc Ptden Unloa Bleb Sc:tiool m.trtct. ~ ....._ ,.,._ •• ,.., dM!tt d=~alb olllfe and
with e&n'7bll a deaclly weapon St. and Balboa m.d.. Newpon hoee In thrM plac.e du.rlnl tbe Tbroup the cou.rte.y ot the n..o ......_ 1Moy ~ aad abow the avera:e ranka ftla_h
alter a ltraJJ)lt-ed~ ra.zor wu BMdl. L1'e V. ltawa.rt ol 5101 nJIJit, Georp Pr&Ddaot 3/J'IIiiGD-X .-..pelt ,Harbor Enalp ancl the luq. Dae•ld 1 . .,... fill tM '=======· ==========~=~~::; found in bla W alone wtth Seaabcn Dr., Jfewpwt Beaeb. teto St., Balboa, .reported • • . Harbor BJih CltbeM ~. ortPaal ao.r4. ..m ....we ta the II
a third-tun bottle ot Wht.key tn complalfted • • • A I10JI5 ..nm A Q) portable electrlc drW ill a I am IJven the as>portunlty of Newport J1art.c. ANa.
the wat..tbancl ot bla pantJL All .Wt wu .mien from bet ~ctre., box wtth a 1ft ot drtlla were 11to1. ta.1ldq cllrectly with the trienda luqe 0oc1p 1au ~
ac:bnltted to dr1nldn1. poUee aalcl. lin. C. B. ao.e of 112 VIa Koroa. en from hla unloc:kecl 1u.,e, of publlc echleation.. bla valuable w view far tbe en.
They were taken to juvenUe lJdo Iale, ~ ••• Stuart Robert Gurley of~ E. Balboa By lhil tlme a majority of'our tiN 25 ~ uc1 bat ...... to
home ln Santa Ana with applf. Waldrip ot Whttt1• reported the Blvd., Balboa, repol'ted .•. lames cltizena mu.tt know that an elec. be a eaadiAiate for r..elecdon In
catlona for petltlona tuecl r tow Ia. ol. hta 8Wlm fin.t at the Co-C. Mobre, 39, ol Lynwood wu tlon .Ia beiq held on May Db Ma.y. KaDy otba> ~t dti-
thelr appearance tn juvenlle rona del Mu main beach • • . booked on a vatrancy charge, to cSeterm.lne whether or not. we 7A!II8 have pven nlu•ble .en1ce
court. Furntture wu thrown from hla and Robert F. Mabry, 40, of west. ahall bulld ~new four-year blgh on the Board ·ol ~ lndud. r-----------... dock .Into the bay Sunday night. mlMtmo on a charge of belnl fn. 8Chool to relieve the crowded alt. 1.nc the late Dr. P. c. Perry, Mra.
and wbe.n Jt wu recovuecl there toxtcated In an automobile at uatJon ea\llecl by the unprece. Frances Neaon, A. B. Fttzpatrtc.k
wu an extra dlaJ.r, Dr. W. C. Me-Balboa Blvd. and 16th St., New. dented erowth of our populatJon. ancl S. A. Stowell. the record ol
Ca.rthy of 130 S. Bay Front. Bal-port Beach, at 2:50 p.m. ... Rol-So many new residents have .mo. aehteYement 1 u r v 1 v e a
boa laland, reported . . . Some. land C. Morton, 33, of 515 las.. moved Into the Newport Harbor them on earth.
one drove by and threw a cream mine Ave., Corona del Mar, was Union High School District that e .oe II&D YO!'D pi~ with great force through arrested on a drunk driving It eeema lmporta.nt to tell aome.
**lbclww of the Fountain Grill, charge at .17th St. and Coast thinl about the HJgh School and 1 was eelected In December
E. Coast lfwy., Corona del Hwy., Newport Beach, at 4:20 Ita problems. In 1929 th18 district 1929 u Superintendent of the ln-
6:43 a.m. . • . p.m. . . . wu Included In the Santa Ana !ant project. A twmty.tJve year
e •NtlftA"(. ...U. l C e IO'JrDAT • ...a. 17 City School District. which was bond lasue of $410,000 wu voted
Warren Detrick of 703 Narcls. Two boles were punched into collecting all the high .school by an overwhelming majority.
IU.a Ave., Cclrona del Mar, report-the bottom of hla 10.foot aklft, taxes In t.bl1 area. High school Marab, Sm1th and Powell Weft
eel the theft of a wheelbarrow the deck w,. tom ott and the pupils attended two junior hJeh selected u 8Chool ardlltect.a. A
... Paul Moore ol396 E. 21at St.. craft untied by aomeone, lack schoola In Santa .Ana; the Santa lite of twenty.flve acres wu pur.
Coda Mesa, reported the theft Chapple ot 219 Vla Quito, Udo Ana Senior High School, and chued from the Irvfne Company
from the tun zone beach, BaJ. Isle, reported . . . Huntington Beach High School. and the tuk ol bullcltnl a new
boa, Of hta lev1a. a towel, a pair (Coatlmaed CD Pap 16) • ftUAlfCT WAS COIOIOif Institution where none had been
ol $40 tla.ues and his wallet con-Parents bad little or no con-before wu begun.
H b tact 1 h th CoMtructton of the MW cool talnln• ldentWc.atlon and about ar or Dept. w t e schools; tran.spor. $5 • • • A car driven by Gary tatJon arrangements were very wu beeun In June U30 ancl Its
Plueencla of Santa Ana backed H d looee; tr-uancy was a common doors were opened ill September
Into a dty Ugbt pole on the a 198 Calls situation and although adequate of the aame year with cona:truc
Ocean Front between 20th St. taxes were being paid. parents Uon nearly complete on three
and 2Lit St. and knocked 1t over. The harbor department handled wue not aatlstled with the edu-bulldtnea -the present Mal n e PmDA1'. AI'IIIL 15 198 calla during March, Harbor catlonal aceommodatlon thelr Building, the 8oyJ( GymnuJwn
Carol Kanold of 301 36th St., Muter Ruasell Craig hu notJ.flecl children were securing on the and a part of the praent Shops.
Newport Bucb, reported the the Newport Beach clty council high school level. About l60 students In the 9th.
theft from the tun zone beach of and Oran1e County harbor com. In addition to the educational lOth and llth trades arww~
a pair of peddle pu.abera, awtm misaton. dl.aadvanta1es the Newport Har-the first call of eleven faculty
THE ISLANDERS, at 2846 Coast Blvd., Corona del Mar. A Dec-
orator Sample Room combining wallpaper, fa.brtcs and carpet.
lnr aamples in thJa beautiful, spacious building. The Wand-
ers now have two stores. the new one. pictured above, and
the long~bllahed Furniture and Gift Shop at 214 Marine
Avenue. Balboa lal.and. serving the Harbor Area and Southern
Orange County.
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Corona del Mar -Bcrlboa Wand fi.Da. basket and bath towel . . . The department lssued 15 speed bor ecc>!Jomk situation was bad. members and tbe f1nt school
TWo bicycles valued at $SO apiece citations, made 11 other arrests, At the close of the summer sea. year of Harbor Bllh wu under
were atolen from the drlveway of found and destroyed 11 deftllcta, aon the area was practically de. way. The seniors continued dur
hta home, lohn B. Ktngley or 319 held two row boats for ldentW-aerted by the summer residents. lng l930-3l at Santa Ana Blgh ~================:::::::l:.--=:s:::iiiii::C:::Z~
VIa Udo Soud, Udo We, com. cation and return and listed The N~rt Harbor Chamber of School by contractual arrange. r
platned ... ottlcers were unable eight row boats lost and not re-Commerce felt that a high school ment betweftl the dl.strkt&
to locate three boys reported covered. Twelve row boats were In thla aru wu essential In or-• laD urJIOI IIQJIT I
shooting rifles at a bottle in the found and returned durlne the der to attract year around resi-It 18 a fu.cry from th~ fragile
North Bay channel, Balboa Ia.. month, alx speed complaints and dents. beginnings to the institution of
land, between the bridge and 18 other complaints received, • DISTBJcr OBCAJJIZED Newport Harb<n HJgb School as
ft:..a.a......&..-.19 I... ..La Grand canal . . .ll B. L&gerlof three gum vessels accomtnodai-For the reuons above enum-It 18 today. Ita staff now con-I .,__I .. .., of 315 Jtings Pl., Clltf Haven, re· ed, two shore moorings and one erated It ls easy to understand slsts of 67 well quallt1ed faculty
•••
ported hla 110n's bicycle stolen offshore mooring •ue' installed why Costa Mesa and Newport members. The student body
from in front of 443 Irvine Ave .. and 92 mlacellaneoua calla an. Harbor cltJz.en.s got togethu to reached a peak enrollment 19M-
Newport Heights ... "Can drlven awered. work for the establishment of a 55 of 1,620. The school has al
by wwtam l . Ketterlngham. 21, The department also handled new high achool even though a ways been fortunate In having
~;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~ one ftre call, three rescue caJU. majority of the tax money came the direction of a competent
you briDg 1M laundry w. clothe work •••
New Low Pnc:.
WillE-
gave usJatance to 8e'Veft luge from th~ Newport Beach area Board of Trustees who have giv.
boata ancl five tmall boats dur-and most of the children came en encouragement to the aelec 1
lnl the month and lnveaipted from the eo.ta Mea area. (That tlon or most competent teacb«s.
one boat bl'oDn Into at a moof· th1a altuatlon t. rapidly chant· ~ constnactlve but ~tlve
in1. inl we shall ahow In a latu tn. edacaUonal poUcy baaed upon
stallment.) scholastic achievement and a
Alter a lot of hard work and thrifty management of public
surmountln1 of many diWcul-funds to secure the utmo.t 1n re-
tles, including the enactment of aulta at minimum cost.
Spedcrlhring in Cclrcla • EDVCA'nOIIAL TOTS
PLAJR MODELS AJfD ACCESSOmES
LEJfDDfC LmUJIT •• Cr•••• 1111 c.; ..,, lp l .... , ...
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT • laydee Tunowakl, 7, of 538 --c: c::-'..::"• Tustin Ave .• Newport Heights,
new legislation In Sacramento, During the past twenty-five
the Neyport Harbor Unlon High years this school has risen In
atandJng to a ~ltion where It Is BROOKINGS
WASHEREIIE (...-.._ J•'•) suffered. minor injuries when be
1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii crashed hla bicycle Into the front 1 right fender ot a car driven by
lack Marsden, 47, of 2553 Santa
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Fonner Owner "live Wn" a..n.n
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Ana Ave., Costa Mesa, on New-
port Heights, at 2:50 p.m. Sun-
day, Newport pollee reported.
The boy was taken to Hoag
Memorial Hospital for treatment.
The accident occurred on River-
aide Ave., 100 feet west or Clift
Dr. at the entrance to an alley.
The boy drove out of the alley
and t\lt the fender Of the pass-
Ing car, pollee explained.
2· Ytar-GN Drllka •.•. ,., ••.
Robert Michael Foglesong. 2.
of Los Angeles. drank an un-
known quantity or turpentine at
703~ Heliotrope Ave .. Corona del
Mar, at 4:25 p.m. Sunday, New-
port pollee report. 'nle boy wu
with hJs parents, Mr. and Mra.
Robert Fogleson1 Sr., who were
lookln1 for an apartment for
rent at that address.
The victim wu taken to Hoag
Memorial Hospital by pollee for
treatment. The turpentine. coJ.
ored white from paint. wu be-
lnl u.ed by 10me boys palntJng
at 703~ Heliotrope Ave.. pollee
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Gerald L. Rose. 41, of 6710 S.
Broadway, Wblttler. suffered a
fatal heart attack while In an
outboard mot or boat In the har-
bor entrance at 2:46 p.m. Sun-
day. Newport pollee report. The
victim was accompanied by his
son. Richard Rose. snd a neph
ew, Alton B. Todd of Whittier .
The victim was taken to the
har bor department dock. where
first aid artificial respiration
was given by Howard Delng
hausen of the harbor depart
ment, Flre Capt. Ed Zube and
Life Guard Lt Bob Moore. A phy
slclan pronounced the victim
dead and the body was removed
to Baltz Mortuary. The funeral
wlll be held In Whittier.
lra111lll1 S. wiota ,_ ....... ..., •.••. ,
Graveside ~ were held
Tuesday at Melrose Abbey Ceme
tery for Randy Galloway. 6-day.
old 101\ of Mr. and Mrs. David 1.
Galloway of 1691 Walnut Place,
Colta Mesa. Rev. Charles Hand
otfJdated. Parkes.Ridley Mortu.
ary was in charge.
The baby wu born Friday.
Apttl 8. at Boag Memorial Hoa.
pltal. Newport. and died Thurs-
day, April 14. In Children's Boa.
pltal. Los Ante* Other ~.
on are th~ maternal JH.ftdpar·
enta, Mr. and Mn. Doyle Gnvlna
Of Santa Ana llellhts and t.be
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CALLING QQ.
1 suppose that all columnists ter of tact. t.he last Ume I saw a
suffer. at various tlmes. from an gray whale was In Tunisia when
occupational ailment for which we buUt a stUl to make alcohol
there Is a medically descriptive out of the Tunisian wine. You,
term. This Indisposition Is "Avft. along with many others. may
amlnosis I 0 -A." An avltamlnos. not recall this Incident but if you
you know, Is what results from have kept any charts of hospital
a lack of some essential vitamin attendance just look for the high.
or vitamins. The vitamins which est rate and that wlll be the ap.
are presently missing In the life proximate date of the appearance
of this paper-mater are "1-D·A." of the gray whale In the Tunts..
This Is not pronounced "Ida." ian desert.
after the fashion of hurricane. Any decent soclety, whether
namers. Each letter Is uttered In-they are watching for gray
dlvidually like reciting the A-~ whales or for a Husband's Tern, es. There Is, I'll admit. a soft should have ottlcers. I suggest
treatment of the "A" in this case. that, being closest to the scene
It abould be pronounced more of possible observation, you con-
like the "uh" in "ugh." Do you stltute yourself the Great Gray
get the Idea? That's exactly Whale. Calla han and I could
what 1 found myself without serve as Whale Watchers-In-Chief
about the tlme this week's dead-or the Midwest and the East ~
line began to bulge from my sub-spectlvely.
conscious. I have been on the wagon for e DIIT WEE&: Lent and consequently have neg.
It had been a dry week. In-lected everything for work, but
stead of flsh.lng, whale watching, I hasten to auu.re you that wtt1l
or p~parJng for May Day snake the end of the great drought ln
safari, I had held my nose to the sight I am preparing with un·
grindstone and about Thursday paralleled fervor for a return to
had run out of water. The only my whale watching actlv1Ues.
bright spot of the week was the Believe me I am prepared to go
conclave of the members of the to almoet any lengths to sight
Horseless Carriage Club, up at one.
Gene Clark's Buffalo Ranch, last My very best personal regards.
Sunday. But. try as I could. it I am, cordially yours. John G.
was Impossible to find a ny con-Hoagland."
nectlon between a Locomobile. e ACCEPTAJICE:
Reo, circa 1908. Judge Raymond Thank 'you, John. Your letter
Thompson. a Stanley Steamer-supplied me with the yltamlns
and fishing. Here was Tuesday I so sorely needed. It did for me
and still no vitamins! what my Nutrlllte couldn't do.
e SAVEDI And I deeply appreciate your
It's quite remarkable how suggestion that I constitute my.
quickly one can recover from the self the Great Gray Whale of the
symptoms of Avitaminosis ID-A. 79th G.W.W.G. Your very aug.
once the necessary essential nu. gestlon of It is Instantly inter.
trlants are suppTled. My cure and preted as an affirmative vote.
this week's column-came by With my own "yes" vote, that
mall. Being unable to Improve does It! We won't even have to
on anything emanating from the consult Daniel Callahan. who is
agile brain of John G. Hoagland, too busy to write letters, let alone
his most recent communication vote. By a two-thirds majority. I
is reproduced herewith in toto. reckon 1 am henceforth the Great
By way of introduction. John Gray Whale. Now, by the author-
G. Hoagland ls former lleuten tty Invested In m y title and of.
ant. and fighter-pilot Jack Hoag flee, I hereby appoint you AlJ.
land of the famous 79th Fighter Seeing Eastern Eye. In the same
Group, U.S.A.A.F.. from which breath, I designate Callahan aa
th at unique organization. the All-Seeing Mid-Western Eye (ln.
79th Gray Whale Watc hIn g eluding the Great Lakes Region).
Group. derived Its traditions and And tt Callahan doesn't quit his
Its ancestry. Jack Is now In perennial contracting and come
charge of advertising for Camp. up with some comment approprt.
bell Soups. Ready, Callahan? ate to the Inland activities of the
Batten. Barton. Durstlne &
Osborn. Inc.
383 Madison Avl>., N. Y. 17. N. 'i_·
Dear Doc:
I have received the two col-
umns rE'gard1ng the 79th Gray
Whale Watch ing Group. I am de-
lighted to know that there are
others who are as Interested in
watching gray whales as I. In,
aamuch as they are relatively
scarce alone the Connecticut
shoreLine, I have had to sublim-
ate my gray whale Interest in
favor' of the Connecticut Chowder
and Marchlnc Society. M a mat·
79th G r a y Whale Watching
Group, the Great Gray Whale is
going to reduce hls rank to Less.
er Pectora l Fluke. You've been
warned. Daniel!
By the way, John, do they
wear red fiannel ahlrta up ln
Connecticut! Callahan wtll sec.
ond my suggestion that a red
shirt is the one necesaary piece
of uniform needed It you intend
to do any ~ally serious whale-
watchlnf. Callahan wore b1a the
whole way back to Chlcaro. He
aatd It matched the color of hll
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Ute anaual w:n-nada race. hel4 nat IDOIIda Ia lloUJwood.
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