HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-05-19 - Newport Harbor Ensign"Ruaty'' Callow, dean ot Amer·
lean rowlne coaches, brlnp hla
defe nding champlona. the veat
Vanity crew team of the U. S.
Naval Academy, wlnnen of lut
year's Watern Sprint Champion·
ahlp, to Newport Harbor to com-
OIL DRILLING
IS STOPPED
OO.C.A DD lilA& CAUl'.
pete In the Fifth Annual Inter-
collqlate Rowing Regatta on
Saturday, May 28.
For over a5 years. since he cap.
talned the University of Waah-
lnct.on'a Varalty eight In 1915,
Ruaty has devoted his life to the
sport and baa had the finest
coachlnr record In history.
Challenging the Midshipmen
In this year's event. over the pop.
ular North Lido channel course,
will be seven ot the most out-
Monterey 0 11 Co. workers were standing Varsity eights In t~e
still try1ne Tuesday to brine In country. These are Ky Ebright s
CalllomJa Golden Bears, Al Ul-tldeland well seven as an oil pro-brlck.ton's Washington Huskies, ~ucer ~ the 4rlll alte near West Frank Read's British Columbia
ewpo · Thunderblrda. winners ot the 1954
WeU. eleht and nine a,e now British Empire Games champion.
pumplnJ', City Manager J o h n ship; Lou LlndM>y's Stanford Jn.
Sailors of Newport ~ch report-diana, Bob Hillen's Trojans, Karl
ed. These wells were 4rtlled and Dtllca'a Oregon State Beave{s and
placed Into operation after work Bob Schaelfer's Uclans.
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7 Trustee
Posts Open
Harbor Area voters will go to
the polla tomorrow (Friday) to
choose amone 12 candidates tor
seven places on four achool
boards. Voters residing In the
Newport Harbor Union High
School Dlatrlct will abo decide
whether to approve a 55c over.
tax to provide a new four year
high achool for the district.
William Spurgeon III ot Clttf
Haven and Harvey D. Pease. In
cumbent, of Balboa Island are In
the race tor tht> one vacancy on
the board of trustees of the New.
port Beach Elementary School
Olstr1ct.
RO
iPublic Vote
Suggested
. A solution for the c1ty traller
park controversy was presented
by the City Park. Beach and
Recreation Commission after a
lengthy discussion In the jam.
parked Nt"W})Ort City Hall Tues.
day evening.
The plan is e;xpectt'd to be
su~mitted to the Newport CJty
Council f~ Its met'tlng ne.~t
•. Monday f'Vt>nlng.
Park Commissioner R o bert
Campbell" outlined the propoaal,
which. he said. nad been dis.
cu5Sef' by the Commss.sion earlier
lin the day.
e PUT IJf OR 8ALLOT
Tht> plan Is to put a propos!
tlon on the ballot as a charter
amendment to permst the city to
turn over thE" trallt>r park Into
the handa or 8 private conces
on weU aeven waa .topped and In addition seven Junior Var-
later restarted. The pumplna alty elehts and tour Fours with
wells are averag:lne between 40 Couwaln crews wUl battle It out
and l40 ba.rrela a day, Mr. Sailors tor a win In their divisions. Or-
said. anee Cout CoUege. now In Ita
The drUllng rig Ia belne dis-MCOnd year of rowing under the
mantled and no further drtlllne tutelage ot Paul Baptiste. will
wlll be done tor aeveral month.a, have an entry In both events.
the clty oUJclaJ explained. En-and the San Diego Rowing Club
J'ln~ and 1eolo11ata ot the w1U be represented In the Fours.
Monteft)' 011 Co. want to alt down
C. Chisholm Brown and Albert
Ogden. both Incumbents. and
Maryallce Wilson. housewife. are
candidates tor the two posts on
the CostJ~ Mesa Elementary
School District board of trustees.
Judre Donald J. Dodge of Costa
Mesa and J. Leslie Steffensen,
lumberman. of Corona del Mar.
Incumbents, and Robert L. Allen
ot Balboa. purchasing agent; Dr.
Edward W. Milum of Bay Shores
Frank Moore Is Elected
COmmander of L~ion
I slonalre.
He explaint>d that 8 n"'gatlve
I
vote on the proposition would
mean that the city trailer park
site would be developed aa a
public beach park.
He said turtht>r that the char-
ter amendment would be pt'r
mlsalve. not mandatory. In other
words. If the City Council could
negotiate a aatlsfa.ctory lease
wtth a concessionaire. they could
turn over the tral1er park opera-
tion to private banda. But If
Councll could not arrive at ·an
arraneement which they deemed
utlstactory. the tra11.r park
would ~ve WQ to a publk
and analyze lnlonnatlon on the u • p• k
taat tour weus before doing any n 10 n 1 C ets
more drllllng.
and Frank L. Woodland ot New-Frank D. Moore Jr .. parta man.
,art Heights, Investment broker, ager of the Theo Robina Ford
are candidates for the two places Agency, was eJected laat week aa
to be tilled on the board of t:ru,s. commander of the Newport Bar-
tees of Newport Harbor Union bor American Legion Post 291..
Hleh School. Others elected to serve with
Money from the city oU Ia ear-Mesa's Paper marked tor harbor development. Louts Conra~ ot Westminster Commander Moore are Ralph
and Dr. Horae~e Parker ot Balboa Honda. first vlce-oommander; Ken
faland. Incumbent.. and Dr. Rob-lohnson. second vice-commander,
ert H. Olander ot C1Uf Haven are and Jerry aree.e, th.lrd vke-oom·
It Ia now belnl' used to defray A lc:ket lin Ia beln main
tbe co.t of operation of the har· P . e I ·
bor ctepart:ment. City buclpt few tahwd in front oJ the eo.ta Mesa
the _.., 01ca1 .,.. aow .,.... GIMe lletald, wben a !Mat
City To Get
New Budget
....... .• .. u.~;--:.:·:~~~4=-=+ ....... i~i· iAll~i~~--i]~·~ .. ;lll't~-~ ~ ..... &? I 411 to A 7 a. -. .... ea.. 0111,.._
... -_. .._. ...... wttll Hl&h adlool electon wlU decide another term aa ~ chaplain.
Paul Nlalen, Globe Herald Jlllllft'r ,.... .. •• 1 ~ to •· h Present Commander Don Munson w ether to approve a plan to was appointed adJutant.
mana1er. aald that the manage. rhe • ._ ~ ....._,, ,._ rai.M the maximum rate ot achool The otticers will be Installed at
ment would not at'"' a union Ia •--...... II a.m. tax "-m 75c tor $1 00 a"•"'ssed ... --· -1' uv '-"' 8 p.m. Saturday, June 18. In the contract but would continue Its OfflcS.Uy tiMy .. -•ee flo valuation to $1.30 '--m July 1 -. uv • Newport Harbor American Legion put policy of paying the union 9'Mt Mcrrw DoN BW ...S -. 1955 to 1966. A sum ot 45c of tht> Hall at a joint lnnallatlon of all
scale ot wages, and observing t.ld flo IMr • ..._ .. ta..uau.a tax Increase would be used for Orange County posts and auxiJ.
The tentative clty budaet tor union provlslona on hours. over-flo SaD 0...,. ~ n-to achool buildings equipment and • -I• · larleA. About 800 legionnaires 1.955.56 will be submitted to the time and vacation time. be IMl4 • May a 21 aac1 JCL other capital outlay and the re and auxiLiary members are ex
N-Beach City CouncU Mon-All of the union membera of 11ae JlftttY 9irla -----malnlna 10c for o tl d ...... ...,. • ..--.-• per a ng an pected to be present for the cere day evenlne, City Manaeer John the back shop went out on strike, tM U.a an prn•IC'Uft maintenance expenses ot district mony.
Sailors announced 'tuesday eve-lncludJna fo~man Ray Ludl, -· ._ t.be fet.. .,.hools • ,_ .... · Commander Moore, who lives nln1 at the Park Conunta.lon owner ol a ama1J percentage ot -------------~------------at 497 Costa Mesa St.. Costa
mHt.lne. stock In the corporation. Ray Ia c Ci lk Printed copies of the budJel the aon of the late R. N. (Pop) ounty ty I T Mesa. served In the u.s. Marine
will be available to the public Ludl, who had owned and oper. I I 0 a Corps from April, 1942. to June.
about lune 3.. and City Councll ated the Globe Herald prior to 1946. In the Pacific Theatre. He
wtll call a publlc hearln1 about the present ownership. served ln the Philippines and
the middle of June, he aaJd. The dlapute came to a head Over Control of Harbor Jolo Island. between the Philip. Approval of the budJet Ia alter the Globe Herald and the pines and Borneo. He was over ~teheduled for the final meetlne Arllneton Times had combined seas l9 months. leaving the serv
of thla ft.cal year, Monday eve-to from the Orange Coaat Pub-County aupervt.on have lnvlt-there has been no necesalty of Ice u a stall-sergeant.
n1 1 27 llahl ed Newport Beach city council. brlnl'lng It up and Is checking He served as a ifOUnd observer "I'· une . ng Co. and moved Ttmes to 1 ch I •ftd directed dive born....__ In Th ........ .-d •-1 G men a noon un eon. yet to w th the state attorney gt>neral .... , ....,.,. e pro~ bu ret .. expect. equ pment to the lobe Herald be set. to dlscua:s means ot per. tfl I close air support from the •-nt ed to call for tax lncre&8e\ for plant. 1 ° ce on state laws nvolved. 11 1 uv
the library and recreation funds. L. • E. Stephenson ot the Alling. m ttinr no temporary disruption The Harbor and NavtraUon nes n the Philippines.
Harbor's Play
Wins Second
ton Ttmea and hla aon Robert of services when the eounty takes Code ot the state ot California He Is past commander ot t he
over-operation of Newport Har-determines control of harbors In Veterans of Foreign Wars post
bor. the state. Final determination as 6886. now consolidated with Cos.
On April 19 the Aupervtaors to which public body wtll man-ta Mesa as Coastlln~ Post 3536
adopted a resolution orderlne the age the harbor wUl depend upon VF'W. He has served as adjutant
Orange County Harbor CommJs. the state code. officials have to Orange County Inter . '"-1
slon to take over complete opera. pointed out.
COifJCAJm£8 NOOU:
Council, American Legion. and
at present Is assistant adjutant
to the 21st District American lA
gton and adjutant of !'lewpor1
Harbor Pos1 291.
Citr •••••......
Fer s,.cial C11111
........
. ~~ aa.id that thJa
~ble aolutJon was arrl~ at
through consideration of several
factors: ( 1) the clty needa
money; 12) the city needs re<:rt"·
atlonal fa c I I It It> s ; (31 SomP
people are disturbed by tht> fl'lc:'1
that the clty Is In busln~<~ l"that
both en me too," he commen1ed 1;
{41 there Is a question of legality
of renewing leases for thP city
owned trailer park. beeau~ the-
charter says that the city cannot
give up by lea~ or sale any
water-front property without the
vote ot the people
Mrs. Louis Cst'nar. chalrml'ln of
tht> Park Commission said that
a SPE"Cial meeting of the Commls
slon will be ht'ld aome time after
the City Council has consldert'd
the recommendation
e i'AVOa TaAD...D PUK
The audience Included a largr
proportion of trailer park re-sl
The City of Ne-wport St-ach Is dtont.,. and many ot them spoke
looking for worke,-.; to h('lp thtt up In favor of rf'talnlng the park
U.S. l>t'partment Of Commerce Thtty said that the trailer park
take a spt'dal C't'nsus of thf' ar't'a. I had Introduced many visitors to
Work \\111 start May 23 Appl ka
tlon blanks may bP obtslnt'd at
the Information dP<;k ot thP City IIIIL ....... ftL.....a-.. e.-
Hall Work('T"S will rf"N'he 6<-a liM .,...... VWJ•
namP I
The Newport Harbor High
School production of "''be Pot-
boiler' won .econd place trophy
In the Ora.nae County tourna.
ment of one-act playa held at Or·
anee Cout Collep J'riday.
carne down aa part owners and
a1ao to work In the back.shop.
Accordlltg to the union demands
the Stephenaons would have had
to joln the union before Mlng
allowed to work in the back.!hop.
The Stephenaona aald they would
not join.
Water Supply
Kiwanis Topic
Uon of the harbor. The harbor department present
1be county resolution proposal Jy functions under joint control
to operate the harbor was not of the city and county. Harbor
aubmJtted to the Newport Beach Master Rus.wll craig receives or.
city councU by City Clerk c. K. dera trom both groups and half
Priest for action. He bas claimed ot hls salary Is paid by each.
Housewife Scares Intruder
From Corona del Mar Home
Ht'rf' is what the Newport
84?ach city charter says In Sec
I tlon 1402. which requlres a pub-
lit' \'Utf' on leasing property
ownf'd by the city:
M o o • T'hJ.a Sectioll altcall Mt
la....udate cmy lMM of ..acts
pi'Operty la ..tat.ac:. at tiM
U.. of the ett.c:ttft de1le ol
tbe a.artw DOr the fatve JeD.
1D9 01' ,..a-~ag of ..., •&
Denflla Hendenon, who played
the role of M.r. Sud In ''The Pot-
boiler," wu awarded the trophy
for outatandlnl actcw In a le&d-'1• our water supply Insured!"
lnl role. A.Lio ln the cut were wtll be the topic at the noon
Don Beatty, Pete Hencter.on, Car· meet.ln1 of the Newport Harbor
o1 ltlne. Shirley Hourtaan. lobn Klmanla Club today (Thursday)
Ee~ert. Bob MOum and Carol at the VIlla Marina Restaurant.
Doane. Robert Wentz wu 41, Speaker b Boward Crooke. aecre.
rector. tary-manacer of the 0 r a n.g e
Anaheim Hl&h School won flnt County Water Dlatrlct.
place award. }Aauna wu third. Next Thursday, May ~. Dr.
CII•Jtrown of Oranp COast Col·
l-ee will ahow pictures ot Burma.
.... ,.., ..... , .... , .. c ....
Brine your saws. hammers.
rakes, shovels. or what have you.
for the work party beglnnlna at
7:30 Saturday momln1 at the
Youth Center Bulldlnc near the
Harbor VIew School.
Grant Howald, preslde_nt ot
the Youth Center. says the work
party will help flnlah COMtnlC·
tloo of the dreaJna iooma at the
ball diamond. AJ CJeme~ wtn
be In char1e ot the erew. Colfee
and doughnuts will be -.rved,
t.D4 to ,tve eome Idea or how
mud\ brew to pnpaN, call
City and county ordinances
have been In ~ect jointly ao
h a r b o r department employees
could u~~e any Jaw applicable In
the put whether In county or
city parts ot the harbor. Some of
the harbor department employees
are hired and paid by the dty
and .ome by the county.
Louis C. Breer
Is Dead at 53 '
Lou1a C. liNer Sr.. 53. W4tU
known here as a y.cht.sman and
aporttl.ahennan. died Tu~ at
San Gabriel Vall~ HQ8Pltal fol·
Posta surpriSt'd him. Two envel
opes wert> lett laying on thf' noor
by tht> strong box. but nnthsng 1
was missing. pcupetty ............ at tM ef.
fectift date of thla c:::a.zat.t ...
The trailer park lnM'S. Mlng
In eftPct bPfore the date of the
Chart('r thPn>fore do not comf'
undrr th(' chsner restriction.
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TtLIPHOtUS• HArt-II 14 Mill I Ill
ft l:;ar( I '4 1111WIM.,.AY, MAY I&-
Be Sure to · Vote Jomorrow
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COL ANDY SAYS Selaool Tax
.. liD DA,_ A. ....... wOl .. -blo -_,.,, ... and <lllrlnl ... ntnl
h so.. Mr. T.P., who ,...rHentA about S4 •n ' t stons 1n Harbor Hllh b!. the taU ,...._. ltudent. wW baw to WIWIH Of THI • Thla week I take on t e a..,.n ...._ ~ of 1957. ;It all d._ tn ftw Ptrlodl
CALtfOlHIA NlWSPAnl PU&.ISHUS ASSOCtAnoN and Supt. Sidney Davlct.on tor 90~ P(l( 1.&1, he can't hardly pt. 1111" ~ Q . WRAT IS "\vaoNG wrtH wtth no ebance to 1ft broad •·
Jw4 ..f.._ KAtlONAI. EDfTOIIAL ASSOCI'-TON statements made by them In the that no nK'ft. And for Mr. Davtd-1 have been aniWftlne ques-DOUBLE S£SSIOMS Df HIGH l.et:Jon oliiUbjecta. OpportunttiN
M¥0 L HAAIA .._ ...t ........, EMIIn last week. 1100 to "Y that h!JI plan does not ttona about llat,bot HJ&h and the SCHOOL! · 1 to.r parUcf.pe.tion In lcllool actlvt. ::..H~'iUAH ,.._ ~ Mr. Hupda. appareh ntly I you c.'!Mt one cent Of lnteretJt Ia: fu arowth cnm wbidl only the vat-A. EeryUJI.ha! PiPit' the time tiel .,.. ~ty All. ..-r L.. JOHMSON ..,.,..,...., have not ha enouc exper ence fetched, to put it mildly. ert can answer with a Yes vote schedule; llomln1 .,..lon 1 to Q. WHAT 'lfP(.ILD.THI: ROaDE
SAW WlfCHill 411¥M"HM!tt. PrWittt to make you. cynleal. You are teo Wouldn't yOu , or 1• like to bof. on May 3:1. Here 11 the lut ln· U noqn; afternoon ...son 12:40 o-r RICIJ ldlooL PUPILS DO
IUI"t STIVIHSON _.lo.4l...-naive. (Mebbe you could use row $4,000,000 at 2"-"'· Jlke the •tallment. . to S:40 P. K. ~ wlU M on WHO ARE rltD TO llUlf TD
• • • n. NIWP'Oaf H.UIOI ENSI$N ._ ........ .,...-... ,_ M • of that, Colonei.-Ed. note.) high ~ehool dlatrlct can on & Q. WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF the road hom G:OO A.M. to 8 :40 ST8.£ETS Df• 'I1IE WOitJit"'MG
_,..-ef ,-.! .,......,.,. ~ lwdt~ ef "-s.,.n.. c--t .114 '1' WUJ you pleue atve ua aome ex-bond !slue? Why ture; we would "nnE VOTERS DEFEAT THE PRO-P. M. f~ reJUl&r trt,.. Danpr AND WHAT WOULD THE
W::. ~:_....-a.'*:,,::~ ..:.• ,:;_WI~=;::;.~-amomeedld ~'r!ta:r:,:.~wl~ ::; !~s~~!~ ~~'!!~t :ffo~!,a\~: POSITION ¢N MAY 20th! of accident 18 increaaed in early GROUP DO WHJQI 13 PBD TO
-ROJ< 'l'IIE S'MIEETS IN '1'111: iQiCXi~~~~~~~S~U~IlSC~~l~l"~'O~N~~!~~~~g~~CiXiol"not needed." Go ahead, and I'll trip to Paris. An'ERNOOIU' ~~...;::-A,..,~= = ::::--::: match you 10 to 1 with opposite In 1953 a contract waa let tor Sid Davidson AnswerS Penn, ey A. Your auea 1a the aame u
examples. a high achool building for $367,· mlne. 1 predict trouble. Teen
The administrators ot our tax 981. Thfl waS from savings ac. h
H money have alwaya found ways cumlllated. from paat years. These Dear Colonel Smith: SOD, to aecure more efficient dla-~~ ... ave-~~~ enerJY. When .. , op e.:ntlo-... r am -ateful for your courtesy trlbatlon of Haht and powet at a ,.., ••. :nannCMIU Into worth whUe of "needlne" It and apendlng tt. aavlnga amounted to ......,.,,oo as •· actlvtU. 1
=ac:x::ccx:x:a:x:ccc:x:ai:x.Ocx:x:a:xii:ICC:JCa:X:DC:X::CCI All legislative bodies with the ol Ju.ne 30, t9S1 Question: Ia It tn permtttlne me to correct l.n more favorable electtlcal rate. bad t 1tn&Y be dt..ud Into
power to tax know that lt'a lllOft! crlcket to accumulate that your column the erroneous and ln addJtlon to the contractl Jd 0:, n th! lona nan It
THE SCHOOL ELECTION dlftlcult to levy a new tax than amount ot money Instead of re. ml8leadlng Information given to there were major eoct ltemt of cou eoet uae eomnuanJty
• ••. , •• ,.,lit Ia to continue one In 101ft, 10 dudng the tax rate? Thi.J: amount the prospectlv• voters by Attor. a rchitectural fees and furnla.hlna more not to provide a new htah
There 's en importent election tomorrow, in case yo0',g••~•n+•l they fl a way to "need IL" plus what we had comlne from ney George Penney. and equlpptnr the buUdlnJ. On achool then to provide on•.
heerd. This peqe 2 of the Ensign is crammed fairly full of • • ._....._CE the state 111&4,000), plus other (1) Mr. Penney'• tlrst point J une 30, 19M only 153.816 had Q. WHY MOT WAIT Al'fonJER
R d h II d d 'd f If 8 t "~ e t te ---ooo ld h deal• with hla ob1--1on to what beoen spent on theM projedll and YEAR 1'0 VOI'E FtlNOS! about it. ee t em e lin ec• e or yourse . u ~;~e sur o vo · y r faith in the preaent k'hool lnrome (...., ) rou av~ car. ~... A. W
b II 1 .. •" h 1 r th 1 h he calla a "$.10 administrative the remaining coets .had to be e cannot have any d•l&y Here's the woy I'll be merking my "' ot: and their admJnlstraton r , .... esc 00 or at year w t · tax." He haa lleaned from the borne from the 1609,788 balance and have buUdJnp ready by
Hig h school t&x ........................ -.................. -................... -............... Yes stoppln& the collection ol thll out any tax. 1 h hl&h •·hoot budget that the which Mr. Penney has 80 trl-i957. Und« C'UJ'ftnt condltlona •t ' R c ~ 01 da h J eeded a He-e Is an Instance o avlng -. k r OCC Trustees ............... -....... Or. Horllce Pen:e r, Or. OUOilrt an r w en no onger n m Y amount used for "adm.lnlstra. umphantly discovered. ta es a year to complete n ......... r be II f d.. • • half way the money on hand, cricket or 1 --·-H igh School trustees ................ leslie Steffensen, Or. Edw,rd Milum e oun · u.. otherwise, and the tax rate was Uve .. costs wa.s only $25,0t6 an. Jt should here be said that our P annlnr Including IUbmtaSon
h I H D p throu&h the tO-year period ot the nually and he cannot understand Board of Trustees felt quite hap. of plans to C&llfoml& DIYlalon ot Newport elementary sc oo trustee ....... .............. ervey · eese tax, the present members ma y not ~uced. Just anothf'r Jn. Sch 1 PI nn1 d • • o • why the addltlona.l tax l.S needed py that It could conHruct and oo a na an Dlvlakm of 11 be stance of "needing'' tt. .._ .. 1 a gone. to bolster this Item. equip such a fine bulldln& with-"'·""'" tectu~ for approval. It wUJ e THE CITY TRAIL.ER. PARI( Bitter ~xperlence teaches me to e SPUTI'DfG TB'E DISTB.ICT It fa dltflcult to be1leve that out requesting a t that time any take another year to erect bull(l.
let'-s get the city o ut of the treiler park business · · · out of believe that the taxpayer can .be There Is ronslderable talk Mr. Penney has misread all of additional help from the tupay. lnp aft@!' plana ,are approved.
competition ege.in\t the businessmen of our city. assured that 11 he votes hlmselt. about aplltttng the district. and I the Information put out by the ers. Q. What would be done wfth
Th<!!t's the relll issue in this dispute. If the members of our City Into this trap he b there lor the think that with the fabulous In-Citizens Committee. Alao lf Mr. Mr. Penney ahould know also the 33 acres owned by the Hlch
· h · t ·r ~ b duration llO yea.rs). • crease In b~'Jdlng In Costa Mesa. Penney Is · a registered voter tn that school districts do not re. School near the present plant It Council ere inclined not only to contonue t e coty re1 er P"' · ut I challenge your statement that whl•h will •esult In the ln-ea•• a It Is b 1 ed
h ,_ • .... ..... the H&.rbor District he must have c-eive any tax funds In any fiscal new s e o ta n at Air also to spe11d" great de"l of fe•pe.yers' money to improve it, let I em you believe this over.rldlng tax of ••••••ed value, that o--a 1 1 .. ,.. --"'-........,,,. received a copy CJf the e. ect on year bt!fore the distribution or · stand up lind be counted on this question: How ce.n they justify the to be the "most econom ical means Mesa would be smart to go for lt. notice distributed by B. J. Smith, taxes In ~mber. H Is thus A. The proposal Is to trade It
city competing against priv.,te enterprise? of paying tor a h igh school." Yo u UoweveT, If we tie ourselves up Clerk ot Oranre County, In eom. necessary to have rather a large back to the Irvine Company at
! can heer the e.nswer now. MO NEY! How cen the city pais up write Interestingly on this sub. in this over ride tax It would pllance with the Jaw. whlc:h dis. reserve in order to meet expenses aome future date when 11: will
ject because you are not ham. """mpll•ate t.hlng•. to' •'ay the 1 ''h ,.me In •·ade a 1 h h f ' M t · · f It · th f t th 1 ...... ... UnctJy states n part e ~· a nd keep out of the red from .. aree enoug sue en ee.sy source o revenue. os surpr1\mg o " 1S e <!!C "' ...-.ed by fact or Information. lea•t. It 1 th r .
f c .. h h ld ,..~. malnlng $.10 to be used for oper. July 1 to January 1 ot any tlsclll I e n e ...... rona del Mar area this argume nt come s from some o ou r own ousineumen, w o s ou Maybe you are hypnotized by M•. Davt•··n w ill not be to· IL for a •"t·• hi h h 1 It hi h
• U3V • a llng and maintenance expenses year. Jn Newport Harbor Union u• ,.. g Be oo s e w c be dedicoted ebove 6'!1 to the pre~erva1ion of our W<!IY of life, which Mr. Davidson's arguments, but I rt you were bu ilding an empire, of the school of said District." No High School the Board hu been wtll bt> needed In 10 yeara. It Is
is bosically thet of privt~te initietive ef'!d enterprise. You cen't compro· have a feeling that the majority would you welcome a suggestion mention 11 made of the word very proud' of the fact that It ha.s estimated th'at this wtll serve the
mise fh"t principle. e.ny more then you cen cleim special exemption of the voters are not. to split your empire and have "administrative." never at any time operated In area of mcNit iapld population ln.
from the Golden Rule ... iust this once , thet is. • AT'TEJI'DAXCE UP N7 ha lt of It taken away from you? Actually the tot.al bud&£1 for the red. crea.ae next to be felt.
Our school attenda nce history Mr. Davidson ......-. a nd an. atlng and ma lntenan-ex · n WHY SHOULD PEO~E TAX I don't li~e the ide., of the city in the trail er pllr~ business. I eed ........-~ oper ~-= · A number of other point. of -.....
b h , not bear you out on n · swers the question why the tlmt> penses for the current year Is objection to our program have T H ~ M SEt. V E S TO PROVIDE
wouldn't like the city in the newspeper usineu eit er, or I lng a third high school 10 years honored. tested, cheapest and $625.779. The $.10 tax to augment beoen brouaht to me by lndlvldU· SCHOOLS WHEN TilEY HAVE
e hordwere store, or e department store, or Vllriety store, or printing from now. In t.he last 10 years at. fairest method or ,f 1 nan c In g , this total operating cost Is necK-als who said that they were NO CFnLDREN' TO A'M'END
business, or ree.l est<!lte office, or trllnsfe r and storoqe business, O<i t••nda nce has Increased 947, just na mely bonds. was not selected sary because of the tumendous raised by Mr. Penney. It Is qutte mEM?
sovings end loen association. W ould you 1 lOO • yf'ar. for school tlnandn~. Mind It I Increase In enrollment and the lnterestlnr that each o1 theae wu A. Here It the aMWf'l" which
r _ t 1.1. . t . t . L . • t 1-.. -~ Let's not Jose sight ot the fact give you my dJaenoeis on that resultant need of more teachers. aa eaally vanq"'-he4 u the two should really aMWft' all at the ~-~ · ~pe I 1on egerns prt"'4 e cusmess---a any ,.v... there are three tacton tied quertlon? It Is my .-udied opln· telrtbooka and otber fundamental whJCh went ~ed 1n tbla let. queeUona:
city. county, stete or fecler~JJ-.is ,...._, fair ~titblo. TNt lied on tbJa .atutloa.: l.11nc!reaae lon aa an espert on human be. COftt o( 8C:baol operadoQ. ft .. to _.L lt .. quite •lcnlflcant that at The .Anl.c!lican toqn ot pvern.1 business is never hompered by the embt~rressing f~teh of economic In population; 2. bu:reaaed u. hav1or (psyr:hology to you) .thet be hoped tbat no friend or public: no Ume hu Mr. hnne'y NIIP'Oftd· ...t .. • _....,. ODt. ~
reality, nomely eccounting for ell the reel e•penses <!lge intit the oper· ses.sed valuation ; 3. Increase In they, the perpetraton. were a.trald education will be conf\llt'd by ed to lnvttatlon• to meet w1th Ulli:ed onb' aboMt -JwDctr.d
otion end me~ing it pey its own wey. they come In that the people would not vote the thle totally mllleadlnc 1tatement ettller the writer or the Harbor and alxty efrftt ~ aao. the
Now, a~ for the mllller of money: The situetion is not lis ble"~ 66 ll3c;\ majority which'-nece.-on the part of Mr. Penney. High Cltluna Committee to dl• United Stattt: of .Amerlca hu
Last year we had an Increase sary to pau a bond Wue. So (2) Mr. Penney Is correct that cuss his varloul ob~lona. emerred u foremost In wor1d liS the city treiler perk chompions meke out. It need not be "' dead a~ valuatio,p ot just they came up with this tax over. at the end of the ft..ca.l year ~~ ~· bll leadership and materlal proareu.
loss to the city if thet eree. would be mllde int o e public bething of 8 million dolla rs. I don't ride, which requires only a slm. 54 there waa on hand a Newport I cla.e with a plea. to pu c Ouf foundtnc fathert envlllon.
beech. There's o lot of be~ch ev<!lil.,ble, end also " loi of a reo """I. thin> I em o ut of line i.n predict. pie majority. H bar Union Hleh School bat. minded citizens to consider weU ed a way Df lUe In which people
f h b h h h b d f , . 'th 1. that next ye ar the Increase ar of ..:no.788. Durin& the years that the dtl~nshlp development would have *'Ual opportunltletll o I e eec w ic cen e U\e or panlnq--w1 par mg m'"""·l :::·~. e OPPOSE 'QUICKIE' PLAir ance .......,..., f th f·-ed by our ·• • be greater. and In predicting of smaller enrollments and teaser 0 our you as ._,er and the utmo.t meuure of lib· The city con !eMe the e ntire \ife to some prive te individuel or orgeni· that In 10 years this Increase will At the risk of being repetitious operaUne costs thb balance was p ublic schools Is much more tm. erty-They fo«saw that the
zetiof'1, on ~ competitive bid besis, a nd receive income from a per· reach 80 rnUlion In view of Pf6 -It's o.k., I looked It up-baaed painfu.Uy accumulated and nuf-portant to our cou~'!YI ththan
1
~-e problem of c 0 n t 1 n u 1 n I thl..s
centoge of gro\s receipts. ent bu ilding program which adds on many Interviews there Is no turPd. lew pennies lnvotv~ n • ... American Way of Lite, in which
up this yea.r to 30 million In cos. one, but no one, oppoeed to What Mr. Penney overlooka Is sue. U voters will do thla thlely the ldeat. unci« which the na· • • •
e TENURE
The c<!lse of the dismisse.l of Theodore Neff es principel of Everett
Red School in Cost<!! Mese. puts the spotlight on the topic of teecher
le'lure. The Co\te Mese E!ementory School trustees voted not to hire
Mr. Neff fer the coming school term, beceuse the.t would h.,ve given
him te nure. There we re mony sleunch supporiers of Mr. Neff, testify-
ing b his ouhtending "cedemic e.bilities. lf thet is indeed the cose.
it would h<"Jve been well th"t the trustees could hove releined him-
end at the some time reteining the privilege of dismissing him. I cen't
apprecie.te the erguments for tenure. I believe leochers should h.,ve
the cbligo li c'l s end privileges of employee~ in privete business; in
o ther words. their cont inued employment should depend upon doing
the ir job soti~fe.ctorily. This is even more impodent in leeching than
in private business, bec<!luse 1eechen ere dee.linq with our most valu·
able commodity-future citizens.
Ldtus
ta Mesa alone. schools. But they are opposed to the fact that at the close of the will c:erta,lnly .. appear at the po s tlon wu founded, depended on
• NOltE PBEDJCTJIIfG this "quickie" plan for flnanclne tlacal year contract. bad been let and vote 'Yes on May Xlth. Ita clttz.ens.
I'll do a little more predicting. them. Our people have become for the construction, ot a Home Sincerely, American cltl.zena must be
Based on put performance, t he quite tax conscloua only because Arts building at a cost of $341.· SIDNEY H. DAVIDSON, taueht to read and write and cal.
present figure of 27.000 parcels ~!.::~ !~~t:!":re!~:: c~~!~~ 481 and for development of elec. Superintendent, Newport Rubor culate; to think out for them-
will Increase to 43.500 In the n~xt trtcal facil ities, a t a cost of $26.· Union Hlah School Dlatrlct. aelves how to make importa nt
10 years, and to 60.000 parcels In back. 1 rec:kon from the fore&D-declalona In both ·private and
the next 20 years. ln view of this lng you c::an guen how 1 will public: llte.
Is there any sense to our paytng vote. u. however. there Is still a George Penney Writes Again The American system of public
for a school, cash on the barrel question In your mind I'll tell Khools provided the a nswft. To
head, for the undeveloped area.s. you I'll vote no, a nd s uggest tha t Dear Colonel Smith : pcwltlvely that the 45c tax wUJ each community was left the re.
Instead of by a bond issue over you do the same, come Friday. Since W11tlng you last wHk, J prOduce In ten yean: $3,950,000. spon.Biblllly of buUdlne and p fd.
20 to 25 years In which we will e TBJS WEEK'S WOifDEB h ave had several t elephone calli Thla tlrure Ia a deflnJte under. lnf Ita own achools.
all participate. t think It would ls the new Upper Ba y anneJ~:a· from the supporters oi the 55c ltatement and the proponehts of The problem of rapid JTOWth
be morally wrong fM us to be tlon coming Into our city without over.rlde tax, ac::cuslng me of dfs. this plan Rate that they were haa not been coftflned to our
crowded Into t his tax over.rlde a.Mumlng its share of the d ty'l tortlne fprtl. PennJt me to say required to under..ftttmate be-community. Many have been hit
deal. bonded lndebted.nesa? that all of the figures which I cauae of Sectlon 6355 o( the Edu-much worse and have been
Now see here. Mr .. Davidson. By ANDREW w. SMinL 1 ave you tn my commu.nlc:atlon cation Code, which hN &baolut& called upon to tax themselves In
Your sta tement that the tax over-of May 9th came from the Stat!• IY nothln& to do with the amount IUch ~ u to make U)e May
ride will "not cost one cent of tical Report of Oranre Co11nty. that would be r&.lled by the pro-20 progTam In Newport Harbor
Interest" sounds real aood 11 such L PI 1 shall not dimity my aceus-poMd tax. teem tutant.ncanL
were the case. Interest Ia Inter. eague ans era by lndulclngln peraonallttes. t believe those In hl&h placet: Moet other communities have
esttnr to practlcally everyone. r teeJ that any petl6n,' whether have a moral obligation to ac. met the chaiJence to their cJtJ.
celve their gliU: and member. we are a11 borrowers or, Jenden, Annual Meet he hold& public office or not, c:uratety •tate facta 1n matten or unship hancUornety-In our own
ships. The sad thing Ls-thla paytng tnt~ or collecting lt. ahould be v...... cautloua an4 care--ave lm-· .. --·• .. •·-1 to county look at Fullerton, Gar1Sen Your Red Cross has a serious ·-., •· rv•._..,..., ..,_ • .._....... G
Dear Editor:
problem: year we did not have enough Whichever you are doing, the In-ful 1n etvtnr facta to the public. their c:oDitltuenU. I alnc:erely be-rove, 1nd Anaheim. All have
house.to..houae workers. U you rate averaae Is 6% or more. The Freedom Tax:payen Ll"a. 1 was p~nt when one of the lleve that thll t. not a question taxed them.elva much peatft' The fu nd campaign has reached
only 70% of Its goal. have not had the opportunity to TADATEJI'S I'UGIIT gue, lnc .• representlne the New· speaktn for tb.t. propoattlon mt. of who la rilht. but What 18 rfaht. In otdet to keep tht'lr .c::booll
give, or have alrea dy &fven and A veT}' bleh percentage ot peo. port. Balboa Vlata homes In eo.ta ed publicly that the tOe WQ Jot up to ltandard.
Any businessman knows one feel you can Increase your gllt. are maklnc monthly pay. Mesa. an.nounces a paid member-a4n:rln11tratlon COlla. 1 haw ln Vf't'1 al.ncer'tiy youn, Let's not taU the Amftiean
cannot carry on a business with. will you please mall your &llt on homes, can or fumlah· 11hlp of over .00. This means a to. rny ~IM a drcul&r ltatlna GIX>RGE PEI(NEY, Way-Vote Yea on Mq 2).
out tunds. Red Cross Is your bus-today. It may be ,..our IJte that 01 maybe all three. 1bere-tal ol aboUt ROO tup.aye-s Q aU :.::::....:.=:=:::.::::.::::.::::.::::.::::.:.=:::..:=-:_ ____________ J
I ness a nd you are also the c:us-saved through one of these I«Y· Mr. Taxpayer will be paylnl membftahip. ClO'W'I' a man and f •
tomers. Your donations provide Ices. Sincerely yours, on the money that he wife .. hou.ebolden.. A Letter rom MacCarter
the fu nds nec:essary tor Red cross MARK SODEN. over to pay this blah ''We are IMklnc a ha.U lartf:
lOG I mr 1111111 •••PIJu•
we ll as others. EVELYN 600 b ld al · •··----•--wtn would be ulna that ao we can o our annu 1 certaJn.ly aptNdate-d the flne the h.tl1 treatment: ._. ... QQ' ~ be olfered to serve you and your fa mily u ~~~C~h~a~p~t~er~~:~~•:: I ~~~f~~~~ tax. becauae he enoueh to hold a minimum of Deu Col. Andy[ heart. .. ADd I have come Jn ror
Your Red Crou chapter tau1ht Fund CAmpaign to reduc. his debta, on membetthtp meetlne." V. E. Mae-letter of Gtorae Penney tut WINk The proponent& ot tbla ctt.lu)' at Oran.re pout Collete far a
9,000 c:hlldren In 1!1Wim C::l&Me& he .. paylnllnter.l:. Cart•, prellchnt o1 the lope, and<tlltnlr: he Prett7 weU CIOYI'J"ed DOtb.lft.l of the new Catholk: tJ.x.'ffMk poeilod &om lun• J0 to
Iut year, How many lives did Prtllloe .. Pllta Let'a follow tbta ~ Cherot-&1\J\OUMIL "'Out annual meeUna the matter, but perbap. 1 can lcbool to be b\!Ut Jona belen ·lut,' 21. Dr:. luU H • ..._ __
thl8 aave! attJ known u T.P.), 'Wb6, ,...... la to be held dUrlnJ the tint add acae C1tbft polnU be dJ4 not this 10 ynn. 1e up aac1 wb&t,... ,pnelderrt,. umou:nc-..
Your Red Crou supplied 7,511 ••••• U, .. 111.. "Y· hU Pf"(Jper\y aeurud at 13.· WMk of luae Mel!. J'ftJ' -.net tbe ......., out N : Ute '"tax cnw...ride" Uef aw. w111 aerw fM ..ap Ct •-.,. opea to all wt1o
pinta ot blood to the bol:plta.la 1n 000 (tbat la unci« the aVItap). exact day, t1JM and. p1aoe ...W drtal, ect.eot • · haft rlrt•• 1a1e1t ldr.ool •
Orange County lut )"e&r, at no. Part of a non..xpiOIIve m&l· U\il valuaticm b.e dNit ,_,-be aJlftOUftOid U 100ft M &r• ODe of tbe thiDp tllat .... ...... m.tjile ell ...,. ...... 11 ,_. al ... • oldlf,
emt to "the patient& for the blood. netic practice miM wubed u.P on a yew oo UU. Oftf.dk ranpnMntl ~ ttJ comp~ b eJU_. .......... a "'Wa c rv-o&IJir itdel b.ft ldlnll a1 rr.. -"-all tiiiD '-Mid
BOW' ftlf.nY llvN did tbJa aave? the rna.ln beach, Corona del Mal, end ct 10 ,...,. tt wUJ • meetbtC plaeit." ta tbe a.re.j ., the ..,.,... U4 ~ eo._ JIQJIIII _, 11: 11 Do ._!..-..toll-. ftaal ....
Your Red CroM chapter tauaht poJke at l'fewport reported at amount to l1t& Row tbe tnterwt In an ..,.._.. UWI'tlftl of U. tcamblll. no bo&411 W ......,. ---.... ..... 111 ..... 1111 -.. ...,. ,._ ,_ II
J.OOO people ln nrat aid cla.~~ea 6:55 p.m. Prlda,y. It wu •PSW· eompou.n4ed aanuaUy w1lJ total board ol A«:b:NI 11.,: • OM od8 of tbe "ptwbuCal" ·of t1a11 ..........,.., tM ....._ " ~~~ I && .. I p.a fa.
IQt year. How many Uvu did ently cut loote by pur.e 1tl,..... •• ln lO ,_,. (W. wiD be ~ ~ Cl' ••• for vkloue deaL A .. ...... • M fit', t~m•w!'' .POlkesatd. a.. than If tt ... c.'!II:IIDf'OWtMd ec11oo1 boad -• Mil uw ua.. .,_..who br...a. a....,.. ~~ ~ "::' = '-&
.,._. ..,. Oftly a few ot the lt wu ~~ u two 1M ta. bll .U.... deM&). ant-.W¥ _. _. lin. ..._. ....... 11111r stu& ifllllr fallt -Ull ,... .... _.,:~~~=:::::~:: -"" ··--,_"' tona. u ._ tn 4..-. 1110...,""" t110 to-1.,__l ,._e. 1110--_,_.,,. '' ~~~-to -...,..,.. ---,.,... ... a.. J<..,...,. Can ~MoJntH bladt and ,..uo... wttll T,.wUIIM.._. ot. 'ftul:111 Ill tM a.ta liMe Nd .. ..., ______ ~=-~ ...._ jtll:a At£ 4' L ,._ ... ._."
......... without aJ\7 of &f'IDa .ltidrtnl out ometa.lt at • .... ........ ., .. ...,. .. , ................... Cit.., ...... ,, ( p -.... n .. -·. ::.wo'rsf tbe!IMJ_..__...., e.... ...... -..... _,. W'-llr•-•lllo-.... ....,...,..,.,&Ill.... Y ... -.una. .,_.._ ... _..__
.,._---........ pta. "'ft Dlpot W"eN told to NdUrll tt. .._,_ .... tlte bel&-... II fill 'ft ••• Ill-.. apart 0... ..... led d II ... _.. Pi 'If Fr rt II 1,llijS"t; .. a•IT 71¢b .... a .. -... ,.. ............... 1NliP>o JuttducfrWJ'OQ ... tt.Mifw .......... ~ hawtllrtl, I el ,7,w•t 1.... ..... • zS' • •
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Four out.ltandlq homel tn bJee In 1M Anpell. whleb 1a a
Bay Shoree, Lido Ill• and Jf.w. Delta Gamma lorority pbUaA.
port wtU be opi'IM(l for a COW' d\ropy.
O( hoiDee to be 8pOMONd Prtday, TM wW be MrVed In the pink
May 7'1, by the Oranp County Bermuda r.n.trwula baytront
Chapter ot Delta Gamma S«or. borne ol Mr. and Mn. c. S. Bro-
lty Alumnae. kaw, w!Mre the ba.t.eaM wtll be
The pufPOM of the tea, K · Mn. B. 8. Baron. Mn. Jack HU-
oordlnc to Mql. Hlll&ren, Pfeil· dnth. Mrs. Walt« L Spleer.
dent, ls to rabe tuncla to beneftt Mrs. Frank ·Everett and Mrs. R.
th-e DU1RJ'Y ec:hool tor blind ba-R. Davenport, all of the Harbor ;:===========;;;;. area. PretldJnc at the tea table
. wlll be Mrs. H. Payne Thayer, Dr. RoDCild Wood.. D. C. Mn. Davenport and Mrs. Walter
H~R
HEALTH SERVICE
COMPIZJ'E
DIAGNOSIS 6 PHYSICAL
S. Spicer from the Harbor area.
At the Lido bayfront home of
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Kreleer.
which II bullt of bouquet Canyon
Stone a n d decorated In the Far
Eastern motlf. toea] hostesses
wl11 be Mrs. John Glass, Mrs.
'1'II!:RAPY DEPT. John Carson and Mrs. Charles
_. •..,.n aMI. Eaton.
,llewpoat .._. The spacious provincial home
..._ ... ot Mr. and Mrs. W11llam Bauer
':····=···ii~ of Bay Shores will ~ve Mrs.
John M. Thomas. Mrs. Edward
Jarvt. and Mn. Freema n Fowler
u Harbor Area hostesses. while
creetlna euest.s at the Chinese
modern home ot Dr. and Mrs.
Lawrence, Gundrum of Bay shores
wtU be Mrs. Richard Loveland,
Mrs. Arthur Aune and Mrs. H.
jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Payne Thayer. Tour of the homes
will be conducted by the Delta
Gamma hostesses between 1 :30
and 5 p.m.
IE II
UPIDLSTEIIII
No'. A-25661
~~!!!~!!!!~~ .OTICZ TO CBE.DITORS
ESTATE OF JOHN FRED HOL-
MAN. al110 known u JOHN F.
HOLMAN. DECEASED.
:, .. , , , , 1. YO lit
.•, • : •'" I t •.• , •,.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN to
the cred.ltors of a nd a ll persons
having claims against the said
decedent or said Ktate to rile
them with the necessary vouch
era tn the otnce or the Clerk of
the Su~lor Court of the State of
Callfornla. in and for the County
of Orange. or to p~nt the
same, with the necessary vouch-
ers, to the undersigned at his or
her place of business. to wit:
Ella M. Lewis. c/o Ralph M.
Myers. Jr .. 2721 Eut Coast Hlg)l.
way. Corona del Mar, Calltomla.
within six months after the first
publication of this notice.
Da ted April 29. 1955
ELLA M. LEWIS
Administratrix ot the Estate of
aald decedent.
Ralph M. Myers. Jr., 2721 East
Coast Hiahway, Corona del Mar,
Call1ornJa, Attorney for Admtru-
stratrix.
Pubu.h: May s. 12, 19, ~ ·~~;;;;;~;;;~;;;~~ln~tlile:: JCewport Bubo~' ........
STROOT'S . HARDWARE
HOUSEWARES * Giftware * Applicmcea ~ Paints 1a ~ a~..s.. u a..ua eona .....
A-1 PLUMBING
IPECIA''DI Df U.ADIS
J)cry & Ki9M Wert....._.
.,.oder11 ,_., Toeh fof s.-a SlM StopJN9••
L • R LJBEBT'l 1-1551
eWIS 055 ~-=
Metro coaches travel thousands of
milea every day in the year, providing tranapor-
tation to 125 buay 10uthland communitiea. ¥etro,
and probably lllOA of Xeb'o'a riders, tOOt judie
their perlormaoce on 8 important pointa-which
we· c:onaider the "indiapenaablea'' of satisfactl>ry
service.
ThtH ~aN:
(1) 1A11YY (2) 11010 MAINTINANCl
OfTIMI~
....t (I) PASIIJt-COWOin
Duri~ the put two yean 2t& new modern
"air auapenaioa" buMI ba,. beea added to the
Metro fteet. They have what it talc• to do the job.
1Un.,.... L V. Tefft. formerly of New-A Clanifi~ Ad in Th. iMJ~
port Beach, hu moved from btinqs immediate reJults! C4il
thand]er Plaot to Bedc SL in Harbor 1114--1 11 5 end orove it I
lfort.h Hollywood.
Sprlnc replenahlnc of the
Thrlft Shop will oceur on May 25
when Harbor a,..a ma&ons wtll
be Invited to brine a bundle ol
discarded clothea a nd attend the
annual Aaststance Leacue Bundle
party. Th I• year's tete wUl be a
eoftee-bruncb to be held at the
Learue'a eoclal rooms in New·
port from 10 a.m. to noon.
WASTE rHE
You bri.Dq the laundry
We do the work •••
New Low Prices
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT ..
3511.:.. c..t .wy.
C....MlM• WASHEREIIE
Christ Church by the Sea was =i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~(ac:rou~~itn.~~Jiaa~··~>iii~ the !ICt'nto of the recent weddl~ 1
aDOLV'I'IO. WO. Gl7
between the former Miu Dolores
LUilan Nutter. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J06eph Nutter of Costa
Mesa, a nd Glenn Calvin Moore.
son of Mrs. Arlta Moore ot Los
Angeles.
SAVEWMA
Flllllr'a PtllcJ
N!~h!:;';!n-:!the BRUCE MARTIN
LEGAL KOTJCE Board of Trustees of the New· IUTI-nUCI-ME-UFE
of 1941," and all amendments port Beach Elementary School
thereto. being Sections 8300 Dl.strtct ot Oranee County, CaJJ. LOCAL AGENT A RESOLtmON OF INTENTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF NEWPORT
BEACH DECLARING I1'S IN-TENTION TO ORDER THE
CLOSING UP. VACATION AND ABANDONMENT OF T BAT
CERTAIN PUBUC HIGHWAY.
BEING PORTIONS OF BROAD
STREET BETWEEN SANTA ANA AVENUE AND CATA-
UNA DRIVE IN THE CIT\' OF
NEWPORT BEACH. COUNTY
OF ORANGE, STATE OF CAU·
FORNIA.
through 8331 of the Street. and fornia, will receive btds up to 1793 NEWPORT AVE.. COST A MESA ~fG:r~~=-Code of the State ot and tncludlne 2:00 P.M. on the OFFICE: Uberty 8-M!Sf RES. Llber1:y 8-SOS3
SECTION 3: The Street Super-27th day of May, 1955, at the of-~iiiiii:iii~iiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~~
The City Council of the City of Newport Beach. f.u rsuant to the provisions of the 'Street Vacation
Act of 1941," a nd all amendments
thereto. being Sec t i o n s 8300 through 8331 of the Str~ts and
Highways Code, does hereby or-
dain. resolve and declare as fol-
lows: SECTION 1: That the public
Interest and convenience require the closing up and abandonment
of that certain public highway,
belne portions of Broad Street be· tween Santa Ana Avenue and
Catalina Drive as shown upon a
map of First Addition to New
port Heights recorded In Miscel-
laneous Maps. Book 4. Page 94.
records of Orange County. Call-foll'lla, and It ls the intention of
the City Council of t he City of
Newport Beach to order the foJ.
lowing described property In said City of Newport Beach. County
of Orange. State of Calltornla. to
be vacated, closed up and aban.
doned. to w it :
Parcel 1:
lntendent of the City of Newport fiot of aaJd School Dl.strlct. at I
Beaeb shall cause to be posted which time said bhu wlll be
conspicuously a1one the Une of opened and read tor the rurntab· th~ certain public h lehway pro-lng of the foUowina• posed to be vacated. not more . . ... than 300 feet apa rt but not less 1. Custodial Supplies
than three in all, ~otlces of thto 2. Electrical Supplles
vacation Of satd fubllc blgbway. 3. Nurse's SupplJes
Said notices sha l state the prep-Said lterfla to be furn ished in aratlon of thls Resolution of In-tention and the time and place accordance with spec.iUcatJoa.a
of the hearing of all persons In-therefor now on file in the otflce
terested In or objecting to the of saJd School Dlstrlct. located at
proposed vacation of said certain 1400 Clift Drive Newport Beach public hlehway. • •
SECTION 4: Notice Is hereby California.
g iven that the City Council or The successful bidder must de
t he City of Newport Beach does liver said items by July 10. 1955.,
hereby fix Monday. the 13th day Each bid must be accompanied
of J une, 1955, at the hour of 7:30 by a certified check, or bond In P.M. of said day, In the Council ' j Chambers of the City of New-a sum equal to 590 of the bid;
port Beach, located In the City said check to be made payable to 1
Hall of the City of Newport the Newport Beach Elementary I
Beach. as the tlme and place for School District. and shall guar hearing aU persons int~ested In or objecting to the pro~d va-antee that the bidder will enter
cation of said public h ighway; Into a contract should his bid
and the said City Council of the be accepted.
said City of Newport Beach at The Board of Trusteea reserves !!l~et~~e ~f~~r~~a~y w!~yhe;:r~~ the right to reject a ny and all
Interested tn the vacation of said bids and to waive any irregular-~
public highway heretofore de-lty therein.
scribed. Dated: This 9th day of May.
SECTION 5: This Resolution of 1955.
Intention shall be publlshed at NEWPORT BEACH ELEMEN least once In the Newport Harbor · Ensign. a newspaper or general TARY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
circulation. printed. published Harvtoy D. Pease,
a nd circulated In the City of Oerk of the Board of Trustees
VAN'S CLEANERS
* * * '}30 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE IN
QUALITY WORK"
e DRY CLEANING
e KNIT BLOCKING
e DYEING
e HAND PRESSING
e LAUNDRY SERVICE e ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING
*
* WE FEATURE *
Carelli Hlll11iac ef Ill * DELICATE FAJiaiCS * lEADED cmd. LACE GAJlMEln'S
* ....... HA 6352
Pick .. _. Delhery Senioe * OpeD 8 CUD. to 5:10 p.m.. Saturday. 1-2:30 p.m.
308 E. Cocmt • .,., ....... ~ laUr. ea.... del ...
Beginning at the most
northerly corner of Lot 1.
Block 12. as shown upon a
ma p of Tract No. 27 recorded
In Miscellaneous Maps. Book
9, Page 26. records of said
Orange County; thence east-
erly a distance of 14.14 feet to a ~t of tntenedion
Newport Beach, and said publl-Publl&b. May 12 19 1955 · utl~~all be madeprlor~the ~~~~·~~~~·~;·~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ date set for the hearing of all
persons interested tn or object-
Ing to the proposed vacation.
wtth a liM lYfnc northeut-
erl)' ot. D&rallel to. and cJJs.
tant 10 feet from the north-
easterly lin~ of said Lot 1;
thence southeasterly a long said parallel line to the point of Intersection with the north-
easterly prolongation of the
southeasterly line ot said
Lot 1; thence southwesterly
a long said northeasterly pro-
longation to the most easter-
ly comer of said Lot 1;
thence northwesterly a long
the northeasterly line of said Lot 1 to the point of begin-
ning.
· The above and foreaoln& R.es-oluUon ollJrtetloO No. a77 wu duly pueed and adopted at a
regular meeting of the City CouncU ol the City of N~rt Beach. held on the 9th day of
Mar. 1955. by the following roll
cal vote. to wit: AYES. COUNCILMEN: Bennett.
Wilder. MacKay. Stoddard, Hie
ble. Rldderhot. Hill.
NOES. COUNCILMEN: None.
ABSENT COUNCILMEN: None.
DORA 0 . HlLL.
Parcel n:
Mayor.
Attest: C. K. Priest.
City Clerk.
Publish : May 12 and 19. 1955
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
Beginning at the most southerly corner of Lot 5, CEitTIFlCATE OF ltJSIKESS
Block 21 . as shown upon said Flctltioaa FinD !fame
map of First Addition to THE UNDERSIGNED do herE.'by
Newport Heights; th ence certlfy that they are ronductlng
northwesterly a lo n g t h e southwesterly line of said a pharmacy business at 3127
Block 21 to the most south-East Coast Highway, Corona del
erly rorner of Lot 1 of said Mar, California. under the fictl
Block; thence northerly on a tlous firm name of Corona del
tangent curve, concave to the Mar Pharma.-v and that said east and having a radius of ~J 50 f~t to a point of tangency finn Is romposed of the follow
In the northwesterly line of lng persons whose names In full
said Lot 1; thence south-a nd place of residence are as tot-
westerly along the 110uth-lows. to-wit: westerly prolongation of the sald northwesterly line a dls-G. H. Pelrsol. 600 Acacia Ave ..
tance of 10 feet to the begin-Corona del Mar. Calif.
nlng of • curve. concave to Eleanor C. Pelrsol. 600 Acacia
the east a nd having a radius Ave .. Corona del u a r, Calif. of 50 feet; thence southerly i .. along satd curve to a point WITNESS our hands this 26th
of tange ncy In a line lying day of AprU, 1955.
southwesterly of. para1lel to, G. H. Pelraol
and d istant 10 teet from the southwesterly line of said Eleanor C. Pelrsol
Block 21; thence southeaster-STATE OF CAUFORNIA
ly alone aa.ld parallel line to COUNTY OF ORANGE
a polnt of Intersection w ith ss.
the southwesterly prolonga -0 28th d tion of. the aoutheuterly Hne N THIS ay ol April.
of at~mentloned Lot 5; 1955, before me. a NotAry Public
thence northeast~ly along In and for said county and statt'.
said southwesterly prolonga-residing therein. duly commls-
Uon a distance of 10 feet to the point of bednnlng. stoned and sworn. personally
Said pubUc hlgnway to be va -appeared
cated. eloeed up and abandoned G. H. Pelnol and Eleanor C.
Is mo~ clearly ahown on a cer-Pelrsol.
taln map approved and adopted known to me to be the penons
bl the City Council ot the City
0 Newport Beach tot ald vaca-whose names are subscribed to
tlon, cloQna up and abandon-the within instrument. and ac-
mept. by ret10lutlon dated May 9, lmowledied to me that they exe-
1955. and ctestenated "tteeolutton cuted the aame.
No. 4328," whldl A id map Is on .,.~., ""' hand and oftl-flle In the ofttce of tbe Ctt:Y Clerk "• "'~ .. .., ot the City ot Newport Beach. ctal lftl. lief~ lJI hereby made to aaJd Mary A. Haapa
map for tutthe' pUtkulan u to Notary Publk: ta and for said ~~~~~~=~ County and State.• · bllbway. UHI Mid map 1a made My eorn.nu..1on e:xplra Juq
a part _of thJII 1'80!uUon to tbe 11, 1955. .arne 0tetrt and ~ u ~ Publlab: Ma.J 5, 12, 1i, » tbe aame ,.... herebl lnealpent·
ed ln full.
SEICftOlf 2: Tbat tJut pi'D Cll I 11\1* for the c.laUq up aDd aMa-
cJonment of tiM aiGrieakt = blallw.J lllaa1J be badud anCl tbe 01:1 a..u Of tilt at.J ot R~ IMdl ...., ........
to ~ocna ullder tbe .. cwtalua
ot ~· 1&14 "'!ltrMt Vecatto. Ml
3107 E. CO~ BIGIIWAY
COlORA DEL MAll
GUARANTEED AGAINST BREAKAGE•
8 pc. service for 2 only 5. 4 9
if perfect would be
The makers of famous Boonton-
ware Belle are cooperating with
us to bring you this outstanding
"fodory-run" value. Some of the
pieces hove slight irregularities;
others ore perfect; all ore fully
guaranteed. You'll love the di,.
tinctive modern shape, the rich
weight and lustre, the S f00C:-e.1·
hancing colors. Boontonwore Bell~
con be washed easily by h;,nd or
in your dishwasher's hotte st
water. The supply is limitet'. t'7et
2 or more sets ond mix or mattrl
the colon .
I p<. cervice fer 2 c011taim 2 .ad! of:
10'' eli""•' plates, 6'1" ~read ottd ~utters,
C'Vl" oM ..-"
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-··'IOII:IOOIIFII • ..-JW ~ laaiiCr 110. 11 1.M111 ~ .,., .... _,. ~ IUtDCI' Jro. t ELICTION PUCIMCI' 110. 12 .._.. ""-r
JlfOftCS IS Hft*'l GIVD 10 eMJ,l ttd1 d tM .,. em. lball lDdude aU tiM .,. em-Waltlr ~
tiM e1ect1n of a. Or....-Codt tnc.d *ltllla U.. ._,.,_ Ctt7 bncld within tM atartof bou.Dd· D. D. LawMad
J1lDior eou.p Dblblct of Or .... Votllll 1'1.-et No. 2, that por. art. of OoiU x.a Ualoa. C. .._.. of ,..,..._ ol ~
OouDt7, ~ that the AD. u. o1 No. i lJtnl bl tM w-. tMDtal7 leMel W JIMcJDc.'t eo.t ,_.. Ooll ... 'DUirtal
nul a.tJaa tar IMIIlMn of the mlnet-kbool W and that No. 2 (Pred.ncU U 1ft Oranee fll ....... County, CaJ..IIDniJa
..,.. of ~ of the Oranp pacUon ol tbe WIDt.nburr JIN. County Votlq Predndl. eo.ta A~ •
Cout Junior CoUete W wUl dMt l1tftl 1ft tlae Weetmlnn-Meea N-. 3. 4. 5. 9, 10, U, 12. U. B. JL . ,P&'i&:ii&Oif
be h.td on the thtr& P'rlda1 or School Dtmk:t.. 16. 17, 21. 22. and 31. s.rt1u7 ollakllloud of
May, Viz, M~ ~ lB. n-. POLl..IHO PL4CJ: TBEJlE. 'nle POLI..ING PLACE therein Tn.-
It ,.w be neeeauy to elect m aball be at tbe Barber City shall be at the Malft Scbool,1101 Publllb: Karch Jt. ~ 12. 11
two mmnben. Women'• Club, Barbet Ctty. 'Jbe Newport Blvd. The poUt wtll be hl tiM Jf~ Harbor Enetp.
'Jbe returna of the electton wm polla will be open between the open between the hours of 7:00
be canvaued at f:OO P.M. on hours of 7:00A.M. and 7:00P.M. A.M. and 7:00P.M. Laal liiOncD
May.~. ·OFFICERS OJ' J:LilC'TION fot OFFICERS OJ' EL!lC'nON for Jfo. A-ZIII'T
Tbe polllnc place for .. td elec. Mid Election PNctnct Mo. 6: aald Electton Precinct No. 12: ~ 10 CIIDITOD
ton ot the Orance Cout Junior Jrwpedor: llrl. Jloweaa"' 0 . Jnapector: Kn. Alice Jones D'I'Aft 0' C&'I'IIJ:IIl'lU WJL.
Collep D11trkt w1l1 be dealpa-• Seelll Judre: Mrs. NeWe Oaden JIDIDifiA. a AD C L I J' J' E, ai.o
ted and appolnted u followa: ludp: .Mra. Jtutb M. lennec lud,e: MrL ae.le Loun. known u CA'I'1IEIUlfl: w. BA.D-a.a:no• .-caret' 110. 1 ludre: MrL Clara A. a.. berry CLII'ft!. DIX2.4SED.
ELI:C"ftON PUX::INCI' RO. 1 inuaen a.ac1'1011 JllaCIIIC'I' 110. IJ NonCB IS HZ8.1Y GIVEN to
aba1l lDclude all the area em-a.acno• JfO. 7 EIJIIC'nOtf ftlaNCT MO. 13 the credJtcin of and all penona
bncld wtthln the Seal Beaeh EI.IlC'l'IOJf PJIIJCIKCI' NO. 7 aball tncl1141e aD tbe .,.. em. havtnr c:la.lma aratnat the Mid
J:len.wntar)' School District No. 1 aball Include all the area ern. twaoed witbbl the Blillklr boUDd-4ec:edent cw Mid -.ate to tue
(Predncta u In City Elec:tlon.a braced wtthtn the extericr bound-&dee of Colt& llaa UnJon me-tbem wttb tbe nee sary vouc:h-
N-. 1. a, 5, and 7). aries of the Oceen V1ew EltmeD· ltle'll1ary lcbool Dllltrld. PredDet .. In the ome. of the Clerk of
Tbe POLLING PLACE therein tary School Dtstrtct. No. I (Precinda u Ln Oraqe the Superior Court of the State
aball be at the Seal Kotel, !501 The POI..LJNG PLACE therein County votlnr PNd:nc.U. eo.ta ol CalUornta, ln and few the
Central Avenue. The polla will be lhall be at tbe Oeean V1M Ele. Mesa Noa. 8, lf; lB. ~ 23. kT· County ot Oranre, or to present
open between the hours of 7:00 mentary School Bulldln•· fou.r vtew Noa. 1 and 2, and that par-the aame, with the nece~Ul')'
A.M. and 7:00P.M. mlld north ot Buntlnaton Beac:h tlon ot Paulartho Noa. 1 and 2 vouchers, to the underslrned at
OFFICEBS OF ELECTION FOR on Rlchway 39. 'Jbe polla wlll lytnc within tbe Costa Meea hta or ha-place of bualn..., to-
Aid Election Precinct No. 1: be open between the hours of Union School m.t:rkt. wit: Laura Rackliffe Wentz. c/o
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MOWWSee
Film May .19
Impector: Evelyn Prentice 7:00A.M. and 7:00 P..M. 'The POLJ...Il'fG PLACE therein Ralph M. Myen, Jr., 2721 Eut
Judce: Mabel Felts OFFICERS OF ELECTION for shall be at the LtndberCb School, Cout Hlchway, Corona del Mar. Speaker tonlcht tor the county
Judge: Florence Newlon said ElectJon Precinct No. 7: 23td and Orance A\<enuea. 'Jbe caJltomla. within alx months Military Orda-of the World Wars
u.EcrlOK nBCDfC!' XO. 2 Inspector: Mrs. Harry Let.lon Polls will be op«m betw.eecn the after the tlrat publication of thls will be Dr. Charles G. Hutter.
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 2 Judce: Mr. T. A. Bennett hours of 7:00A.M. and 8:00P.M. noUce. Hollywood surgeon, who wlJI
shall Include all the area em· Judge: Mrs. Ray Murray OFFICERS OF ELECI'ION for Dated April 29. 1955 show movtes and talk about
braced within the Seal Beach ELEcnoa JlllECDfCT 110. I said Election Preelnct No. 13: LAURA RADCLIFFE WENTZ ''The Bambdo Curtaln." The
Elementary School Dlstrlct. Pr~ ELEC"nON PRECINCT NO. 8 Inspector: Mrs. Sally Hlnesly Executrix of the Estate of said meeting will be held at the Of.
clnct No. 2 <Precincts as In City shall Include all the area em-Judge: Mrs. Wanna Roberts decedent. fleers Club at E1 Toro Marine
Elections Nos. 2. 4, 6 and 8 and braced within the exterior bound-Judge: Mrs. Dorothea D. Ralph M. Myers. Jr .. 2721 East Baae. begJnnlnc with refreJSh.
Plan Opening
MuatJeal ewata ot lmportuoe nre.-'--
.,. tiM rue flo. tiM Lol An-
..... Yac:bt Club to the !fBYC OD·-·---
Uae -*.ad ., ~~~ 21, tlle
,....... club ~ at llfiiYC
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aepua ldWiduled ,_ May-.· a
ud 10 at tiM klboa Yaebt Club ror u.e nc opentq .
Your hmll7 ._.annt
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· CLOID .OIIDAYI ..,.lUI IDE
those portlona ot Barber City Pr~ aries of the Fountain Valley Ele-Martin Cout Highway, Corona del Mar, ments at 7 p.m.
clnct and Sunset Beach precinct mentary School District. ELEcnoa nECDfCT ao. 14 Callfornla, Attorney for Execu. Dr. Hutter apent hls early years ---!~~;~:.;;~~~~~~=~!..._-~~~~!!.!...!:!!!!!._
within the Seal Beach School 'nle POLLING PLACE thereln ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 14 trlx. 1n China and the Phlllpplnes. He
District). ahall be at the Fountain VaHey shall Include all the area em-Publlah May 5, 12. 1.9. 26 made several vblta to Europe
'The POLLING PLACE therein Elementary School BuUdJnc. Tal· braced withln the exterior bound-1n the Newport Harbor Ensign. and was a member of the u. s.
shall be at the School Building. bert and Bushard Roads. 1be arleJS of Newport Beach Elemen-Olympic swlm.mJng team In 1936
entrance on 12th Street. 1be polls polls wtll be open between tbe tary School Dlstrlct, Precinct No. •oncz TO caJa)ITOD in B«Un.
wtll be open between the hours hours of 12:00 Noon and 7:00 1 (Precincts u ln ~ty Elections ESTATE OF RALPH W. GOTH· Durtnc World War 11 he served
of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00P.M. P. M. -1, 2. 3. 4, S. 8. 11. 17, 18, 19, :H. ABD, DD::EASED. In the China. Burma and lndla
OFFICERS OF ELECTION FOR OFFICERS OF ELECTION for 25. 26, and 28. 'Jbese predncts ln-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to theatre With a tecret detacb.J:t.ent
aa.ld Election Preclnct No.2: said Election Precinct No. 8: elude West Newport. Newport. tbe CredJtora of and all penona known u 101 of the Office of
Inspector: Mrs. Mary Taylor Inspector: Mrs. Haul Cour. Balboa. and Udo laJe.) havm. clalma aratn.t Uae Mid Stratertc Service-. 0 per a t 1 n 1 Judce: Mrs. Louise Collier reres The POI..LJNG PLACE therein decedent or Mid estate to tlle ruen1lla forc:a behlnd Japanese
Judge: Mary Pierpoint .Judce: Mra. Dorothy Evana aball be at the Newport School. them wttb the necea..ry voueb. llnd ln the Junrla of Burma. He ELECno• n.&CDICT •o. 1 Judce: Mrs. Wllma Steppe 14th and Balboa Blvd The polw era ln the ot:nee of the Clerk ot parttctpated In the rescue ol een:
ELECTION PRECJ1'fCT NO. 3 ELECTIOK ... c:mcr ao. 1 will be open between the boura the Superior Court of the State era1 lonathan Walnwrlcht from
shall Include all the area em. ELECJ'ION PRECINCT NO. 9 of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. ot Calltomla. 1n and for the a pr18ona-ot war camp Ln Muk.
braced within the Westmlnater shall Include all the area em-OFJ'ICERS OJ' ELEC'I10N for County of Oran,e, or to preeent den, Manchuria.
Elementary School DWtrtct. Pre-braced within the exterior bound· aald ElectJon Preclnct No. H : the aame, with the neceaary
cinct No. 1 (Precincts u In City art,. of Buntlnaton BNch Ele. Inspector: Mra. JulJa Mae vouchers, to the underalcned at UCAL •onc:a
Elect1ou.-Westmlnster Noa. 1. 4. mentary School m.tr~ct, Pre-Eaaert hls or her .place of bualneu, to-No. A.Z!I&62
and 6). clncts u 1n City Election. . Judie: Mrs. Nina K. Holtby wft: ESTATE OF CAT BE R IN E
fte JIIOI.UifG ~'~.ACE tbee.lD 'l'he POLUNG PLACE therein Judae: MrL Aurella liflemtec WWlam A. Gothard, Executor GWYNN .-, 1mown Jt.A1U
shall be at the tTtb Street Sc:bool. fllaJJ 1te •t U.. ........,.... .._. ~ n&C111Cr 110. II c/o Harwood. JlatterDaD 6 ~ CWY!flll• •un u
7571 Westmlnsta-Avenue, West. Elementary School BuUdJnf, 5502 ELEC'nO!f PldX!IM.."T lro. 15 Mn. A.ttorneya at Law, ' DJXX -·
mJntser. 'The polls wlll be open Palm Avenue. nte polls wtll be shall Include all the area em-2515 E. Cout W.bway, NonCE IS liliiti!BY GIVEN to
between th~ hours of 7:00 A.M. open between the hours of 7:00 braced wtthln the exerlor bound-Corona del Mar, Calltomta. the c::redltors ot and all pei'M)M
and 7:00 P.M. A.M. and 7:00P.M. aries of Newport Beach Elemen-within 11x montha after the tint havtnc cla.Jma aratn.t the aald
OFFICERS OF ELECTION FOR OFFICERS OF ELECTION for tary School Dlstrtct. Precinct. No. publleat:lon of th1a notloe. decedent or aa.ld eft.ate to Llle
said Election Precinct No. 3: &aid Election Precinct No. 9: 2 <Precincts u In City Election-Dated: Aprtl 15, 1.965. them. with the neceaa.ry vouch-
Inspector: Mrs. VIolet B. Ar· Inspector: Mr. Fred Locke 6, 7. 10, 12. 13, 14. 16, 21, 22, 23, WJLLI.A.M A. GOTHAilD ers ln the otflce of the Clerk ot
nett Judge: Mr. Charles Funk· 29. 30. 31, 32 and 33. These pre-Executor of the btate of the Superior Court ol the State
Judge: Mrs. Bertha L. Hylton • hauser clncts Include Balboa Island. Sea-aald decedent. ot CallfornJa. ln and for the
Judge: Mrs. Elsa Sophia Judge: Mr. 0 . 0 . Troop con Bay, Harbor laland. and eo. Harwood, Heffernan 1c Soden County of Oranae, or to preaent
Wright ELECT10K nECDfCT KO. 10 rona del Mar. Attomeya at Law the same. with the necesaary
ELECT101f PJlECDfCT lfO. 4 ELEC'nON PRECINCT NO. 10 'The POLLING PLACE thereln 251S E. Cout Blfhway vouchera, to the underalcned at
ELEC'nON PRECINCT NO. 4 sbaJl Include all the area em. shall be at the Corona del Mar Corona del Mar, C&llfornla hls or her place of bualnftl. to-
shall Include all the area em-braced within the exterior bound. School. 610 Carnation Ave. eo. Publlah : AprU 21, • May 5, 12 wtt: Ella M. Lewis, c/o Ralph
braced within the Westminster aries of Huntington Beach EJe. rona del Mar. 'The polls will be In the Newport Harbor Enalgn. M. Myers. Jr.. 2721 Eut Cout
Elementary School District. Pre. mentary School District. Precincts open between the hours of 7:00 Hlfhway, Corona del Mar, Call-
clnct No. 2 (Precincts as In City as ln City Election -Sunset A.M. and 7:00 P.M. ao. A zwoo fornla. wtthln aJx months after
Electlons-Westmlnsters Nos. 2, Beach 1 and 2. OFFICEBS OF ELECTION for KOTJCE TO aDITOU the rtnt publication of tbla no-
3. and that portion of 7 lying ln The POLUNG PLACE therein aald Election Precinct No. 15: ESTATE ot MARY MENDOZA. tJce.
the Westminster School District). shall be at the Sunset Beach Flre lnapector: Mrs. Anne Crowl aka MARIA MENDOZA, De-Dated April 29, 1956
The POLLING PLACE therein Hall, 16861 TWelfth Street. Sunset Judge: Mrs. Jane E. Morgan ceased. ELLA M. LEWIS
shall be at the Sun Garden Beach. The 'polls will be open be. Judge: Mrs. Martha M. Cun. . NoUce La hereby rfven to the Administratrix of the Eatate of
School Kindergarten, 13451 So. tween the hours ot 7:00 A.M. and nlngham credltora of and all penons hav. wd decedent.
Newland. Garden Grove. The 7:00P.M. ELEcnoa n~:cmcr ao. 11 Inc clatm. acalntrt the aald d• Ralph M. M)'en. Jr., 2721 Eut
polls will be open between the OFFICERS OF ELECTION for ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 16 cedent or .. id estate to file them Coast Rlchway, Corona ·del Mw,
hours of 7:00 A.M. and 7:00 P.M. said Election Precinct No. 10: ahall Include all the area em-wtth the necesary vouchers In Calllomla, Attorney for AdmJn.
OFYICERS OF ELEC"nON FOR Inspector: :Mr. Frederick A. braced wlthln the extertor bound-the office of the Clerk of the Su. lstratrtx.
said Election Precinct No. 4: Belcher aries of Newport Beach Elemen-perior Court of the State of Call· Publlab: May 5, 12, lt, a
Inspectcw: Mrs. Lillian M. Judce: Mrs. Frances Earll tary School Dlst.rict, Prec1nct No. fornfa. ln and for the County ot 1n the Newport Harbor En.aJrn.
Weaver Judce: Mrs. Grace A. Miller 3 (Precincts u Jn City Election-Oranae. or to preesnt the aame,
Judge: Mrs. Enid Hewitt ELEcrlOJI PU:CDfCT •o. 11 9. 15, ~. 27, 3f. 35, 36. The. with the neceaary vouchers. to
Judge: Mrs. Elizabeth T. ELECTION PRECINCt' NO. 11 precl ncta lnclude Newport the unde:ntrned at hla or hn-NO. A..25a5
Saunders aball Include all the ~a em. Hellhta. Clltf Haven. Bayview place ot buatne., to-wtt: Kanuel •onc::a '1'0 caDft'O•
ELECT10K PUCDfCT KO. 5 braced wtthln the exterlor bound-No. 3, Bay.hore.. ucS Bayabon Beltran, Administrator, c/o Thorn-ESTATE OF A. V. AJmU:WS,
ELECTION PRECINCT NO. 5 aries of eo.ta .Keu Union Ele-Camp). u E. Refteman, 2515 E. Cout DIX:EASI:n.
shall Include all the area em. mentary School Dlstrtct, Precinct The POLUNG PLACE therein HJfhway, Corona del Mar, CalJ. NonCE IS HDEBY GIVEN to
braced within the Weatmlntrter No. 1 (Pr«lnct. u In Oranre aha1l be at the Horace Enatrn fomla. within ax montha after the erecJUon ot and all penona
Voting Precinct No. 5 and 'Mfd. County Vottna Prec::Jnct.s, eo.ta School. 1400 Clllf Drive. Newport the first pubUe.Uon ot tht. no-havlnf clatma qainlt the aald
way City Voting Precinct N~ 1, Mesa Nos. 1: 2. 6, 7, 15, 19. River-Reichl& The poUa wUl be open tfce. decedent or Mid ••~ to file
2, and 3. view, and that portion of Green. between the hours ot 7:00 A.M. Dated: May t , 1955. thftl wtth Ute ~ voueh·
'The POLLING PLACE therein vUle lying within the Costa and 7:00 P.M. MANUEL BELTltAif, en 1n the ot.ftce of the Cl.-k ol
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shall be at the Midway City Mesa Union School Dt.trlct. OFFICERS OF ELECTION tor AdmJnlmator of the ~te of the Superior Court of the State
Scout Cabin, Newland Street, The POLLING PLACE therein aald Election Prednct No. 16: aa.ld decednt. ' of Callfornla. In and few the lj~~~~~~~~iiiilii;;;r=ii=.l~!~~~ Midway City. 'The polls wlll be shall be at the E. A. ~a School, Jnapect«: Mn. Edna J. Jones Huwood, Hetternan 6 Soden, County ot Oranae, or to preNftt
open between the hours of 7:00 HamJlton and Meya-Place, eo.ta Judp: Mrt. Mary Taylor Attorneys at Law, the •me. with the neee~M~J
A.M. and 7:00 P ..M. Mesa. 1be polls wlll be open be-ludp: llrl. Mary L Daum ~ E. CoUt Hlf,hway, vouehen, to the undenlJMd et F u E
OFFICERS OF ELECTION for tw~n the hours of 7:00A.M. •nd The foftlolnl ltelolutlon wu Corona del Mar, C&lUornJa. h1l ot her pb.ct of buatn-.
aald Election Precinct No.5: 7:00 P.M. pa.-d and adopted at a reaular A~ tot Admlnlltrator. to-wit: .
Inspector: Mrs. Lucille G. OFFICERS OF ELF..cTION tot meetJna of the Boe.rd of Tru.mtee PublJah: Kay 12, 19, 21. June 2 Ella Mary Anclrewa and rum.
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Installation
FouttMn ..-1¥ ftec:tM ~ 8 IIOIU'C:Z DSIGif ftA ..,..&cJent, rtllnqulahed the p.-1.
ol the Woman•• Sodet;r ot Cb.rtJ.. Mrs. .Joe.ph Ca.rwr ollJdo W. dent'• ~aYel to )(ra. lobet Olan.
ttan 8ervke ot tiM klboa 1llaDd wu lutalled u ,...dent ot the _,Of Jlftwpart llellfh'--Other of.
Community lletbod1lt c h u reb Horace EMip PTA Monday eve. flCIItl loehtde Mrt. OJander'1 twtn w-. formally l.Uta1Mcl Kay 4 by nln• at tiM Kay meet1n1. Other tlltft', Mrs. Norman Cullon. u
the putcr, BeY. Donald G. Sapp. ~are: lira. Pon.r &lnclair reoc.-clln• Meretary; Mrs. Gordon
The new preelcleat 1.1 Mn. Ted u flttt Vlce-~deftt; Mn. .John McMahon u flnt vtce-pre~ldent. a. Baueer. lbe wUl be Ulllbd Hau u MCOnd v&ce.preslcSertt; M.ra. Douglu Roeldns u ae<:ond
by Mrs. Robert lbbobon, vto. Mrs. 0 . W. IUdlard u NCOedlq vtoe.prealdent, Mn. Lyell Butter.
prfttdent; Mn. Byron L. R-.ly, Neretuy, lin-Charl@tt H&Nen 'U more u corre.pondJq Meretary.
Meretary; Mra. Clinton T. CoaDe, ~~ NCretary, Uta. Joe Mra. Je.e Raine. u treuurer
treuunr; Mn. GeorpBrld...,an. Nldtertz u tzeuurer and Clay and Philip Maurer, a teacher a t
MC:retary ot promotion; lira. CollVf!Jl u audltqr. aetlrln& pres. Harbor VIew, u audJt.or.
Ma tthew v. Waidelich, ~eCntary Jdent, Mra. Richard LJJienthal, Theme for TuesdaY'• meeting
of mlulonary education and lft'V· wtll be parliamentarian. wu "Your ChJldren and Your
Jce; Mra. Steve SmJtb, ~~eCNtary Dean Marie Howes of Orange CcMununJty." T. Duncan Stewart
of Chrlltlan eoctal relaUo.rw and Cout College adclreued the eave a talk on the new Com.
local church actMtJn. and Mrs. meeting on the eubject, "Helping munlty and Youth center Mrs
Fount L Lowe, eecretary of ltPlr· the Adolacent." Candidates for Carllon, health and ea.fety ·chair:
Jtual life. the Newport Beach Elementary man f.or the put year, gave a re-
Other oftlcen Include Mra. Ed-School I>Wtrlct. Harvey D. Peue, port on available r«reattonal fa.
ward Fruehan, .ec:retary Of ltu· Incumbent, and William Spur. cllltles for the youth In the area
dent work; Mrs. Clyde Shooter, aeon m, were Introduced. this eummer.
aecretary ot youth work; Mra. P. • • •
F. Balnet, 8eeletary ot cbUdren'a e •••-oa YmW PI'A
work; Mra. Clarence Bowman, BarborView PTA memberswtll
aecretary of literature and publl· be working tomorrow (Friday) to
cat:iona; Mrs. Leonard Rarp-vae, help cet out the vote for the
~~eCreta.ry of eupply work, and lcllool electlona. Mn. Harvey
Mra. Wayne Hunter, aeuetary of Peue. past PTA president. waa
the Committee on the &taJUI ot Installing ottlcer Tuesday when
Women. the newly elected sl ate offlcl•lly
Mrs. P. F. BaJnes, retlrlne pres-took office to CUide the Ha rbor
ldent. was honored for her two VIew PTA for the coming year.
Mra. Fred Kuster entertained
Harbor VIew PTA Board mem.
bers at her Corona del Mar home
last week. Mrs. Clemence an.
nounced that the 4th Dl.ltrlct PTA
had presented the Harbor VIew
PTA with a first prize for their
record book and a gold trophy
for Increased membership. Mrs.
McMahon gave a report on the
years service as president by be-Mra. Warren Clemence, retiring recent convention.
Inc presented a corsage and a
,Ut certlfJcate. ·
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FDIARCE DIIJVE SET CBIUST CBU'BCB aY THE SEA
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Reception for
Young Couple
A re«>ptlon was held Sun.
day In honor of newlyweds Mr.
and Mrs. WUIIam Gorman, who
were married Friday, April 22,
by Judae Donald Dodge at the
Newport Townahlp .Justice Court.
The bride le the former Mia
Loretta Cunningham, dauahter
of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cunning.
ham of 2233 Santa Ana Ave.,
Costa Mesa. The aroom Is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gor-
man of San Clemente.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Long.
the uncle and aunt of the bride.
gave the reception party at their
home In Ontario.
Mrs. Straitiff is Installed
As Kappa Alumnae President
M.ra. Robert StraltJft ot Newpon change student to Newport Har.
Hetpte wu ln.ltalled u prat. bor Bleb School ~xt taU was
dent of the KaPPa Iappa Gam· voted by the group. Mra. .J. E.
tna Alumnae A.amctation ot Ule K.eim reported on the Kappa
IM>Uthern part ot the county Province convention held Jut
'nlunday at the Balboa home of month in Los Angel@tt.
Mra. Loulae Gallalher. Arnone othere present ttom the
AulltJn• Mta. Stratttft wtU be Harbor area w~ Mrs. Elizabeth
Mra. Jack Hilton of Santa Ana u Suman and Mrs. Stroller White
vJce.prealdent; M.ra. Tom Collier ot Balboi! Island, and Mrs . .James
ot Santa Ana, lleeretary, and B. Stoddard, Mrs. W. B. Dlekln.
Mlss Ruth Maxwell of Corona del aon. Mrs. R. C. Morrill and Miss
Mar, treuurer. Retlrtn& presl. Ma ttie 8. Lacy of Corona del Mar
dent. Mrs. Walter Hatch of Costa · .
Mesa, conducted the ceremonies. Miss Elwinger
Is Engaged
New commJ~ cbalnnen will
be Mra. Robert Lenker, member.
ahlp; Mra. Hilton and Mn. Hatch,
panbellenJc; M.ra. ~~ Thomas
Swanaon and Mra. P. Paul Dick·
erson, maeaztnee; Mrs. Davtd Mr. and M rs. Joseph N. Hood,
Burger, philanthropy; Mra. wu. of 2495 Crestview Dr., Bay Shores.
Ham lnaeta. ha.pltaltty; Mra. announce the engagement ot
George Barnett, .:rapbook, and thelr daughter, Penelope Elvring.
Mra. Robert Blaekm.an. pubLicity. er. to Alan Quinby Hatch, 110n of
A contrtbatlon to the American Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone Fielding
Fteld Servtee International Schol I Hatch. of Udo IJile and Los An·
arshlpa to ~·.. brin celes. and the crandson of Mrs.
· ~ I an ex. Lt>wls P. Huston. of Portland,
Maine c .... .., 11'1'1•1 Miss Elwlnger. formerly of
H I Rochester. Minn.. Is the grand-•lrllll ••••• I daughter of the late Dr. Charles
H. Mayo, co founder or the Mayo
M 1 s s Gertrude Mon~omery Clinic
2117 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa. was 1 At the Informal announcement
honored last week-end at the • gathering. the young eouple
55th annual convention of the drank from a n antique Jovlng
California Dlvlston ol the United cup that has been In the Mayo
Da\Jghters of the Confederac-y 1 family for gl'neratlons.
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Llll IIIIET
wttb ... ,,,.
May 19, 1955.
Schools! Tomorrow, Friday, II
the day ... Vote! U you don't
have a way to get to the polll
call us! We'll aee tJ\at you tel
there ... Harbor 2828 Is the n um-
ber . . We mean lt ... How to
vote! ... When our kJds' future
is at stake, should there be any
doubt ln your mJnd! ... Our kJda
mu.t be eduuted ... There are
too many kids about to enter a
hlgh llchool that does not have
enough room ... To me wh~er
Florence Cooli n& of 29~
Schooner Rd., Beacon Bay, wlll
entertain members of Zonta Club
next Thursday evening at a des.
sert and business meeting. Girts.
of-the month, honored from New·
port Harbor High School, were eueste of the club last Thutsday
a' luncheon at the VIlla Marina.
Dean Fay Harbison of the high
achool was al110 present at the
luncheon.
·A financial campalan to under
write the 1955-56 budget of the
Balboa l.sland Community Mt'th
odlat Church is scheduled to br
gin this week. Dr. Clair B. 811r
nett, chairman of the Comml'i
aion on Finance, hu announced
that the special appeal will be
made for financial asslstance to
the new budaet, which will be
come effective .June 1. Aaslstlng
Dr. Barnett In the drive wlll be
P. F. Baines, Ted R. Hauser, Otto
Hoee. Burt C. Lowen Jr.. Mrs.
Francis Riley and Mrs. Clinton
T. Coane.
Rev. Leslie W. Slm of Fullerton
will be guest speaker at both
morning services a t Christ Church
by the Sea In Newport Beach on
Sunday. His subject Is, "Dealing
With America's Sacred Cow." Mr.
Slm Is Educational Director for
the Association for Alcohol Edu
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Long were th~
young couple's attendants at the
wedding. The bride wore a pink
dress with white hat and acces.
sorles and her flowers were pink
and white carnations. Mr. Cun
nl.ngham gave his daughter In
marriage. The newlyweds are
living In Costa Mesa. The new
Mrs. Gorman attended Newport
Harbor High School; her h usband
went to school In San .Juan Cap.
lstrano.
the present high school Is added
onto. or another Is built .. how
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paid for ... who pays th~ most
or the l~ast ... are but needles
Mlu Montgomery is the daugh 1 Both Miss Elwlnger and Mr.
ter of the founder of Emma San Hatch are students at Orange
som chapter ot Orange County , Coast College.
Stand ard 8 h a de Cloths and eu.tom Specialties e Drapery H a r ~ w a r e e Venetian Bllnd& ·
------CIDUSTIAR ICIDCE CBl7JlCB
"Bless t he Yord, 0 my aoul. 0
Lord my God, thou art very
great; thou art clothed with hon
our and majesty." So sings .the
Paalmlst ln the Golden Text of
the Sunday Leuon-Sermon on
"Soul and BodY'' at the Newport
leach am..tSan ~ 0\Ufth..
CJAN:l).
A new innovation ...
Sterti119 11•.ri Tl.undey we will h.ve
ln(or,.el modelint et O'lflen's
2 p.m. to l p.m. Nch Thundey
We will b. happy to hev•
ft~hions of your choic•
mod•led for yO<J
YOU, Mpeclelty, .,. lftm.d
••
CORONA DEL MAR
1115 L eo.t Jlwy. Cl*. IIA-
nuT 8APTIST. lfEWPOBT
Dr. Edward Pearson. field rep.
rest-ntatlve tor t he Children's Bap.
tlst Home of Inglewood, wUl
speak at 7:30 a .m. Sunday at the
First Baptist Church ot Newport
Beach, 19th and Balboa Blvd. A
food shower of commercial pro-
ducts will be held for the home.
Rev. Herbert .Johnson's morning
worship topic will be ''The Three
Fold Secret of a Great LUe."
Goes on Trip
To Holland
Frieda Bellnfante. conductor of
the Orange County Philharmonic
Orchestra, left Friday for a two-
month trip to Europe to visit her
family In Holland and to make
m usical appearances In Switzer.
land and France.
o•rn••• 'h' ra.LOWIIIO She will return In Ume to re-
Rev. l?edertek JUn,e'a sermon """-tM PtlOharmonle tor tbelr
aubject at the Unlyerullst Com· next appearance to ~ held at'
munlty FeUowahlp this Sunday the lrv1ne Bowl In Laruna ellher
will be "Let Them Both Grow To In August or early September.
gether," based upon the parable SCOOTS HELP Dll.IVE I
of the wheat and the tares. The I chlldrM's sermon will be on Boy Scouts are helping to ~nd
"Land Is Bound to Grow Some out ci rcular material for the Hoag 1 thing." Dr. Frank Mcintyre will Hospital upanslon drive by
continue the discussion of the I stuffing envelopt>S at the hos I
significance of .Moha mmedan p{tal Thursday evening.
Ism. The Fellowship meets at thP CIBL FOB DE STEFAJifOS
Ebell Clubhoust-, 5 15 W. Balboa I Bl d 8 lbo A daughtt'r. Janlct.'. was born
v ·· a a. I to Mr. and Mr•t Jack de Stefano
of 130 45th St., Newport Beach.,
LOCAL MEMBERS !'fAMED on WPdnl'srlay, ~1ay 4. In Hoag
At the recent meeting of the Memorial Hospital.
Universalist Convention of Call. I
fornla In Pasadena, Mrs. Irene CAMP FlLMS SBOWX I Wilson of Corona del Mar was
~lected to the State Board, Leon
Rudd ot Newport Heights was ap.
pointed representative or the
Association of Universalist Men
for this area, and Rev. Frederick
Ringe was elected chairman or
the Fellowship Committee.
FDIAL FAJIILT WOaDBOP
''Let's Go to Camp" was the
subject of an Illustrated talk glv
en last night ( Wednesda)•l at 1
Family Supper nleht by Rev.1 James Dinkel, m inister of the
RJchland Avenue M et h o d Is t
Church, Santa Ana. at the Balboa
I s I and Community Methodlst I
Church.
"Hints" from House and Garden, at Newport
by C:C.UU. N ltcbeU
Interior ~lgner
At lest e designer fles come forth wifh en open f'ireplece fo be
used in eny room in your house end t s somply st.J""'"g!
f\ 1111riefy of instelletions ere po bl,. w th 1'-· ..... t The
conocol hood prov•des me• m~..o..., t-~o · '"d o• .:~ .,.,..., tre ""e'.31
p lus the edventoge of the OPt'" Ire •• ,~::: • C~" ..,,, •• e
11elue is limitless. It could be •'1e foe~ p t ~ .,.,~ • •-• 'I
chermtng li11i,g oree as olu,••e•e.::s ~cov~ o-J "' .. o ~ad .,...,.~.,
to ery bedroom.
Th·s f;repft~Ce is tllltl.leoie " l~..o Ot. • of eu'wm'" or~wn
terre colte. fleme red. burgund) t~~l'j ... ~ •e 3 s PJ:e• ""0
custom colors thet eneble yov to crt-)!e t>eo~..ot f._ 'Y cc o• co·
ordineted rooms ... They ere olso ~~" ot:> e "" wheel• 'o· _,,_ •.
door li11ing. just roll them where yo1.. w, o~ j rre~to. on ou+dc-N
fireplace. Do come in and see •' you "'''' be ""r-1. 1.-.sc·,.:~'e::l .
Ne~t weelr will tell you how to solve o d.fk .. ll w ., 1Cw proboem.
J017 Wet c-t ~WGf
(PoUUcal Adverttwment) The third and final Sunday
evening program of the "Family
Workshop Series" w as held Sun.
day at Cbrlch Church by the Sea.
Dr. Bernard J. Oliver led a dJ.s.
cuaslon of "Personal DlfficultJes
In Marrl~e and Famlly Llfe."
Dr. Donald Bridgman conducted
a youth dl8cusslon on "Gettln&
FOR NEWPORT HARBOB UNION HIGH SCHOOL TRUSTEE
Vote For Dr. Edward W. Milum • • • .[81
I BelieYe
!::::===================::::::;:~=~ Along with ·aur Parents." In the Ameriun W ey of Eclucetion, with equel opporluftity
for AU.. ~ of rece, .. ._ color M ctMCI.
.'('i .. ~.
• • • •
I KDIRG Ill ALASKA
Pvt. William W. Franklin,
whose wtte, Lona, Uves at 2029
Pomo na, Colt& Mesa, l.s now
HI'Vln& at Fort RI c hards on .
Alaska.
'· T·
In the OfferincJ of tf..is educ:.tion in tfte best fKiitMt ob-
te.,.._; by T HChers witt. hic)hest +r•inift9 end recemnv
compenseiion ift eccorcf with their profession; end Admin;..
dretton on • sound Economic b.ttis by '"'* of the hfcJhest
buJineta IICUfMn.
I~ the Newpot+ H.bot U"ion H~ Sdlool Oistric:t with
continued equ.l repNMntetion and ~ MtwMn
the communm.t -Cod• ....,.. end Newpcwt IHdt..
Thet H.. T ruat.es of tM N.wpor+ H.t. U.. Hith Sd.ool
o.tnct .... 1M w.. wc.n w.. and ...w. .., ..._ •·•h,
ment of the~-Aao, the+ the T,..._ ....... .._
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Didrict.
VOTE MAY 20
~.Edww4W.
MILUM
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lin a haystack that must be
packed Into a wagon that Is too
small . . Think of the stragglen
that will fall over the s ides a nd
th~ that will drop a long the
Oar Kbool ..,..,•'•batloe
tlai'Oagboat t.M peat IS ,..._..
baa .... IJiftrY aqMible Mada
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tll.y berN bWlt ap Ill t.M
aa1D4a of all .,..,.. of tile Ba:r-
botr ANa bel9e 9'1... tiMaa -
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rlg!at way • . • Oor ldda eo f•
an deem ... Let'a bep tiMaa
tbat way .•. Cl,... ou acboola
wbat tb.., DMd to do thelr Job
with • . . UDhCIIDpend , • • UD·
cluttend ••• They will do rtvbt
by you cm4 yours ••• TOIDW·
row mcrybe you woa't he b.,.
•• , but then wUl be MGU Dal
to fill 'fOW' aboea. Ja..at the way
you waDt thelll to be fUlecS •••
You k now you \'Oted 'em
in ... you and ml' . All cJtJ.
zens who ~e on Schoo) Boards
and other Community Project.
. . . And they ~ you fr~
gratis ... In my book this re-
quires citizenship of a caliber be-
yond the usual call of duty ...
These people must be dedicated
... They are dedicate-d ...
Tbaaka. Will• Ku., -.1
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Very nlee 2 BJl h.me on quiet street. 15'x21' l1Vln1 rm.,
HW floors. furnace, 11. kltchen with We a1nk It work
table, tll~ bath, n~ 6edrooma. ~'lll05' lot, 11. dbl. I&·
t.1e plus workshop, walled It fenced yard. All bonds
paid. Price just reduced to $13,375 for quick u le-Jood
term&
Ctrta Mlllr
Just reduced $1,000!
3 BRs, 1" bath home on comer lot. ocean sJde ot Hwy .. room to build on front of lot. Not a p),OOO.OO place but
an exceptional buy for $10.500.00 with $1,500.00 down.
THE VOGEL CO.
2867 E. COMIT HWY.
HARBOR 174.1
CORONA DEL MAR HARBOR 1477
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Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Further Information
EXCLUSIVE LISTING
IIUII 111.1•
Two bedroom house
One bedroom a partment
Two-car garage
Fireplace. each unit
Excellent location
Step from Bay
All for $23,000.
WI. W. SANFORD, Realtor
And Associates
Park at Marine. Balboa Island -Harbor 2462 ---------------
UNEICEu.ED VIEW
BACK BAY-3 bedrs., 2 dens, 2 fireplaces. 2 baths.
Forced Air HE'at, sliding plate glass doors to patio and
waterfalls. Pegged rtoors throughout. Sha ke root.
double garage.
A truly nice home.
$29,500
W. A. TOBIAS. ReaHor
-yvu'll llke our friendly service
393 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
Uberty 8.1139
Ocean Blwll., Cor111 1111 lar
with .. ,. •Ale ~--
TWO STORY. 2 bedrm. <have plans tor Jrd bdrm. to be
added at small cost), 2~ baths. lge. ltv. rm .. separate
dining room, large knotty pine den with buUt.tn bar. lounge, 2 rlreplaces, basement w1th 150.000 BTU fur.
nace. Expensively ca rpeted wall to wall thro.out. Gat·
bage disposal and dishwasher. House 6 yrs. old. J...arge double garage with laundry, radio-controlled garage
door. Lot 50 x 142'. Well landscaped. This home must
be seen to be appreciated. Located at 3312 Ocean Blvd ..
Corona del Mar.
OWNER WILL ACCEPT ANY B.EA.SONABLE OFFER
Phone Owner, Harbor 3435 ··-Lu• Corona del Mar
avaUable .lune 1955
Choke JocatJon, Ideal for pro-
feaJonaJ ~ or!?
Call Ba.rbof 1m .. , •••···· ,. .. , 311 ......... A-. aaJboa lalanct
, .... ...............
Deluxe llanCh Style d"pln
on Jot.ancJ.halt, 80Uth tit
hW7., t I n e s t cor\lt:naetJon;
shake root, l-bedr. ea.. tlre-
plaees. hardwood ~ .ep .
patlciL U n d • r replac:etMnt
coM. OWner IU leM.&.
Do you have a home, •~
age, or other property whleh
you no lon1er need and want
to exchan1e for a more ault.
able property In the Harbor
Area! There are many ad.
vantages to such an H ·
change. We have ·several to
choose from.
Come In and talk It over.
•
ISLA. RULn CO.
498 Park. Balboa Island HA :rn
• OFFEI WAITED .. , ....
Bapliere ·•••!
Owner In Europe and wants
IMMEDlATE sale.
Thls ls a beautiful (corner> 2 bedroom, 2 bath home with
extra utility bedroom~m·
pletely tumlshed -wall to wall carpeting-and very llv.
able. Ex pens I v e 1 y land.
scaped. Has been priced at
$32,500 -$27,500 might buy
It~
This Is a real opportunity.
SEE IT~
Harltir l•wubneal
Co., ReaHon
Newport Blvd. at 30th St.
1'\ewport Beach Phone Har. 1600
Costa lua
Feel Lite Fallill I I e
In love again'! Here Is your
_chance: charming fa m 11 y
hnme ot ~bedrs .• 1, baths.
crisp color scheme th,Jough.
out. Modern design tor mod.
ern day living-with grape.
&take fenced patJo, fireplace,
bu.Jdtchen. Forced A1r beat..
parquet floors. garbage dls-
posal. 2-car garage -un-
equalled value at $11.900.
Bay I Beacll Realty
1696 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
Liberty 8.1161 : Eves. LI S.J158 ..... ...
Store a1tl Office Bltlc.
AVAILABLE IULY 1st.
opposite Newport City Hall
ELEVATOR
PARKING
JANTTOR SERVICE
Call MR. HERRON,
leasing agent
THE BEAUIOIT CO.
434 32nd St.. Npt.. HA 4299
FOR SALE: IIJ ewar,
Corona del Mar,
3Wn~.2W.,
modem home, fum. rental
apt. attached . . . close to
Harbor VIew School and pro. posed parochial school ... everything buiJt.tn fncludln1
dlshwuher. ~. etc. En.
cloeed patio and 2-car garage with work bench . . . call Ha. 2506-M.
.-...... ·-· , ..
U8J.'D Apt. IU lltow. Good cond.,
,..... BA 17JI.J.
lJMmg
Commercials • COlONA. HIGHLANDS. unturn.,
!.be*.~. dba.rar., ocean vs.w. SA 81.
S'I11DIO lPf. fiOi yr[i. • ......
~ Lowly view of 11a~Wt.
l"urn. AvaU. now. HA m or HA-.w .
ow~ a ~ ~~ ~------------------I ~!.o!'!~!f~u.,
roa •..JASE: 2-bedl'. ootta1e. 606
Helloaope, COM. • mo.
Phone HA 0275-W Sat. bet. 10
a.m. and 4 p.m.
LOUI.D: A.PTS., owrloo.kln1 the
bay. Kockm turnlshe-d apt&.
Moderate weekly ratefl. Sum.
mer reservations; Q Carna·
Uon, COM, near Seaview,
HA .t016.
NICE 1 • BEDRM. APT S . with
ocean view, newly turn. Year·
ly lease, $75-$80 per month.
Inquire Q Carnation, CDM,
HA 4016.
2-BEDRM. HOME-hdwd. tl., F.
~ pa~ pleated
flounce. t5 Slna Dr .. CDK. Call
after 8 p.m. KA tm.ll.
BOYS BICYCLE, dbl. bar, 24"
Schwinn. maroQh and Ivory,
lood cond. t25. 1 ~ yrs. old.
HA 42. B. L. Baltz.
PENNSYLVANIA.lawn ed1er and
30" power Pennsylvania lawn
mower, 185. One yr. old in rood
cond. 4Z1 Larkspur CD¥.
SPINET PIANO. The mo.t beauti-
ful plano ln the world. High.
eat grade. All ttultwood t"llae.
Just like new. A'*>lutely! This
chance comes but once. Save
$325. Danz.Schmldt F a m o u a
Piano Store. Santa Ana. 520
No. Main.
GOLDEN OAK desk, 26 ln. hlgh,
Thll Saturday will be ,... Oolta lleu. bowled ba men'• afn.
openln1 dlY tor 11\e Yarn Sh op 11• et...se. over ~ weelr..end
on la.lboa llland, which hu just in Jt.eno. 8CodltoG. lacrameftto
recently been purc:hued by Mn. an4 .laktntt.l4. Jlm ValentJne
Ge«1e Bmz. Pendlnr openlnr of ot eo.ta lleu. a team member.
die ahop, Blanche tA>Ok a qulck placed second with 1.7 .. for eiJbt
week out of town and vlllted 1am• ln the a e no alnJ,Ies
"Jatlves up In the Frftno area. cla.ule.
For years a Balboa resident. lndlvldual IIICOtes tor the Van'a
Blanche II now UVlnl 1n New. team at the Turner 'n.le Tou.ma.
port HeiJhU. Eleanore Jaroch 1s ment In Bak.,_,.eld Included Blll
the foTmer owaer of the ahop. lrlotz. 1703 Superior Ave-.• eo.ta
• • • M8a, 1,178; HI Gentoal, m Park
A special abort movie on polio Dr .• Costa Mesa. 1,167; Lynn At.
vaccine entitle-d "Taming the nm 0raJll4t, 1.097: Ed Harpold,
CTippler" and featurln1 Dr. Salk Huntlneton Beach, 1,143; Jl m
and the efforts to eradicate ln· Valentine. Oran1e. 1,132; BJJI
fanWe paralysis Is befn1 ahown Gordon. Santa Ana, 1,074, and
now and throueh next Tuesday GaU Humphrey, ~ na.tln Ave ..
at the Port Thea~. Corona del Cost.a Mea., 1,111.
Mar. A. heat, fenced yd.. walle-d
patio. South ol hwy. COM.
Priced below replacement. HA
3021 or HA J056.R after 6 p.m.
20x36 ln. top, 3 drawers. $2!S. v.-.... llrr .....
Alao, a 4-drawer Ivory flntsh OIU. FOa .osTWICXS a A • • y DAy 1 c a o o L
dresser. 32 ln. hiJh. 19x38 ln. A daughter, Jeri Lyn. was born ._ Little F.ut
top, $15. See at 205 N. Bay to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bostwick of
MISCELJ.AJIEOUS Front. B a 1 boa llland. HA 308 Heliotrope Ave., Corona del 440 HeUotrope, Corona del Mar
0753-W Mar, tn Hoa1 Memorial Hospnal Harbor 4369
WILL TRADE home In Santa ------·-----------------on Monday, May 9. Mrs. lnn Vau1bn. director
Ana for home In CDM. WUI GRAND PIANOS many llke new. ::.:_:=:::~::~::__-------~~=====:::::=:::::==~ pay $1.000 to $1.500 and equity. Stelnway. Excellent, condition.
HA 1058-J. Beautiful Behr Bios. Queen
FOR HIS or her graduation ...
the new modern Eterna.Matlc.
the finest self winding watch
on ball bearings. See It at Ray
Fields new location. VIsta
Shopping Center, 19th and Pta.
centla, Costa Mesa.
$5 PER MO. rents good practice
plano. Let the klddles learn.
Style. Knabe Grand. OUiclal
Opera plano, only $14SO. Love-
ly Coops Grand. Mahogany
case. tine tone a nd action, only
$495. Another Grand only $435.
Many other wonderful buys In
Gra nds. Come! Look! Danz..
Schmidt Bla: Plano Store , Santa
Ana, 520 No. Main. 100 pianos.
Home of the Hammond Organ. All term rent allowed if you
buy later. Good practice pianos , SPINET PIANOS. All wonderful
S135. SHo. $178, $195. Danz.. buys. Slightly used many rent-
Schmidt Big Piano Store. 100 al returns. One In beautiful
pianos. 520 No. Main. Santa Ebony. Famous name. This
Ana. Term!!. make by Caruso. Only $395.
SUP RENTALS: Rowboat Tental
spaces. max. 8' beam, 30'
length. American Legion Hall,
15th and Bay, Newport. HA 452.
BELPWAKTED
WANTED: part time maid serv-
Ice for motel. Must be willing
to work Saturdays and Sun.
HA 3112.
Girls-
Lovely Mirror 1'ype Spinet,
only Sl95, a nother Maple fin-
Ish $397. One more. the Aero-
sonic Spinet only $465. Many
other great buys. 100 pianos
from which to choose. new and
used. Danz Schmidt Big Plano
and Organ Store. 520 No. Main.
Santa Ana. Open Fri. Eve.
Home of the Hammond Or-
gans. Blond Studio plano save
$2165.
Save Money
WITH THESE
Moving Day Specials
fiiZ IEICUIY IIIDTOP $1411
Radio. Heatel", Mercomatk, w.a.w Tlres
1113 CIIYSI.fl $1-
New Yorker 4 door.
1112 IIIII $841
Country Club, 2 Tone Brown.
II&IIUDSOI-
Hornet 4 door. Dark Green.
1961 IEICUIY STAnGl WIIM $1011
II& I STUIEIAIEI $781
4 door Sedan. Automatic 'nanarnlsslon.
1111 CIIIIYILD $1121
New Yorker 4 door Sedan.
IlliG CIRYSI.ER WilDS. $7.
4 door, Perfect.
1148 IUISII 4 .. $381
IT'S A
IIRL'S WORLD!
HAMMOND ORGANS used. A
rare opportunity. One famous LOIJ RE£D •II ASIImAT£1
Chord Organ, perfect condition. Chrysler.Plymouth
One Hammond Spinet Organ 2 NOW IN OUR NEW BUlLOING 1200 WEST COAST IDGHWAY
and you'U agree when you keyboards. Don't walt tl you NEWPORT BEACH Liberty 8-3486
hea.r ot the m.anY Job oppor. wl.sh to make a good aavln1 on F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
tunJtJef eo, qualltfect )'OUD.I the wctld'a flDeat orp.na. Danz.
women In our business today. Scbmldt. Home or the Ham-
Openings now for: mond Organ. S20 No. Main,
TELEPHONE OPERATORS .JANSEN ORGANO, the plano and
-Apply-electric Organ In one lnstru-
Monday through Friday ment. Sold for over $1500. Our
514 ~ No. Maln Street price $887. Terms. Alto One
Rm. 211-Santa Ana beautiful Electronic Organ.
9:00 to 5:00 P.M. Like new. Blond finish. Fa.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE mous make. Our price only
SITUATIOKS w~ S685. Think of that! Dam;
Schmidt Big Plano Co., Santa
BABY SI'ITTNG, care of sick. your Ana, 520 No. Main .
home, Day, niJht. mature CDM -------------------
woman. Before 10 a.m. after FOR SALE: 2·bedr. cottage. 606
Heliotrope, CDM. Phone owner. 5 p.m., HA 3132-M. HA OZ75-W, Sat. between 10
SDVICES a.m. and 4 p.m.
Painting -Decorating w AJfTE1)
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Uoenaed Contractor
878 W. 18th Costa Mesa Liberty 8-8628 Uberty 8.6632
COMPLETE LANDSCAPDfG
SEJIVICE
~ESTIMATES
SltH Green Stamps
Free delivery
CORONA DEL MAR NUR.3ERY
HA 1038 2744 E. Coast Hwy.
FOR RENT
8-MM 16·MM 3S·MM
and 16MM Sound Projectors
FAST COLOR FII.11 SERVICE
Model Airplane SuppUea .... a ••• ,._
50 USED PIANOS wanted for our
rental dept. Highest cash aJ.
Jowance In trade for organs,
grand pianos. and s pinets.
Danz Schmidt, 520 No. Maln,
Santa Ana.
PEJISOifAL
MEN WANTED! Let Harbor Gym
get you In trim. Harbor Body
Building Gym. 644~ W. 17th,
C.M .. I.J 8.8388.
DID YOU know that Ray Fields.
the Udo .Jeweler for the past
6 years, will open a new jewel.
ry store on or about .June 1 with
a complete llne of watches and
jewelry and repal.r letVfce, at
the VIsta Shoppln&' Center,
19th and Placentia, CM, next
to the Carney Hardware!
1782 Newport Blvd., Coeta Meu
_ Pbone Uberty S. 700 ODU. PO a COLI.Dfl' .
We're Jammed Full!
Our Lot Ia SmaU
Our Uaed Car IDYentory Big
Sellet F,.. "tile llla111f ... II So•••• Calif." _. II ''rl-·11
,r~our"
'49 OLDSMOBJLE V -8 ..... -.... -............ -..... -.............. _ ... ..$ 695
RadJo, heater a nd Bydramatlc
'M OLDS 98 .. HOLIDA r· .......... --.-................ -........ .$3195 Fully equipped, 11.000 orlg. miles
'53 FORD 2 DOOR CUSTOM ---·-.. --.. ···--.... 1 1295 Radio, heater and Fordomatlc
'53 FORD 4 DOOR ................................................................ J 1395
New Black finish. Radio, heater and Overdrive
'54 JAGUAR COUPE (Like New) ............. -....... ..$2495
'SO PONTIAC CLUB COUPE ·--.................. -............ J 695 Radio, heater and Hydramatlc .
'54 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE -............ --.......... .$2495
Radio, heater. overdrive and Power brakes; One owner!
'51 MERCURY 4 DOOR -· ......... _. __ .J 995
Radio, heater and overdrive.
'52 STUDEBAIER V-8 HARDTOP .. _____ , .... Jl695
Special Hlfh CompTeulon heads, ,AutomatJc, radio and heater.
'51 FORD 4 DOOR .. ._ . ...J 895
Radio, beater, Fordomatlc, WhJtewalll.
'49 PONTIAC 2-DII. SEDANEn'E --·----' 595 Hu Radio and Heater.
'49 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR 195
COMPLETI: PAINTING A dau1hter, De.bra Ann, wu
LOST Aim POVJfD PAPER RAlfGil'fG SERVICE born to Mr. and Mrs. Barney Col.
BA 2t'7e 11n• of 8 Beacon Ba~. Newport
Radto, heater, """ baked enamel ffnlah.
3 IIY .-y 11• .IUJIIEE * IT *
FOUND: Girl's Jacket on CDM HA. f446 Beach, In Hoa1 Memorial Hospl.
beach. Last Thursday mornJnJ. EUGENE 0 . SA.U!fDEII:S tal on Wednfjlday, May 4.
__ c_l_a_lm_a_t_~ ___ La_r_u __ p_ur_._co __ M_. ___ 500 ___ 3_~ ___ ~--~-M--~~-"-_BM ___ Cb_ ;~::~::::::::::~::~
••u• sAlt..._.
DEAR PUBLIC-
If you want to sell in a hurry, Without hav-
ing trouble or worry, Call your 'Realtor,'
insisting On MULTIPLE USTING.
NEWPORT HARBOR
BOARD OF REALTC>RS
AUDirf e .... ...,
.A.,T DAT IC.OOL .. IJitle r..
440 ~ Coraaa cJe1 Mar BUborAa.
Mre. 1Hn Va•Pn. dlredGr
JOHNSON & ·SON
,
IWOMDAY, MAY I& 1 ..
I
Photo Studio
Mr. and Mrs. B. L Beaman
have a lot ot we4cl1np to tbelr
~t. Not that they have been
married 80 many Urnes. but rat,h.
eor that they have photo8nphed
a eood many wedclJnl eeremonJe.
1n their 28 yean ot worldn1 to-
a~eor In pboto~aphy. For more
than 25 yean they had a pleture
.tud.Jo In l:allapell, Mont., juat
outa.lcte of Glacier NatJonaJ Park.
'Ibis week-end they are openlnl
the l:ayette Portrait studio at
'2SQ E. Cout Bwy.. Corona del
Mar. By way of Introduction. the
Beamana are havlne an open
houae and coltee hour from 1
p.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Satur-
day. Th~y wtll lhow procedure In
OpensinCDM
portrait .tud1e.1 and pl'eNftt
prl&eJ~ for: a ,ueea1n1 eontelt.
f • Denied DAVCIITZ.a roa IO.AJfS so• roa OOA.JD...Kn R.rl 0 Riot • A daue.ht~r. Kathy Ann. wu A .on. Terence loeepb. wu
born to Mr. and Mn. Geore~ born to Mr. and Mrl. 'Ibomu
The Beamana have been u.t.cl
1n Who'a Who In Amertean Por·
t:ralture and have won many oon.
teats for their photolfaphlc work
Jncludlng fiJ'It prtu 1n MlJtne.
apolla for a black and white
8tudy, another for color portrait.
and honors 1n Chieaeo for: "'eel-
lence 1n pbotocraphy.
By Hi h r ~h I Offi • I ~:::. ~~ 7~~s;·~=~~d .. ~::: ~~;;. :::nA::; ~;:~ Ill X 00 I(IG tal on Saturday, AprU 30. H~lt.al on Monday, Nay 9. •• J••··················· .. ~~
..... , ...... 'l'nllulp..:.tt.o at
BA •• T DAY ICBOOL
... uttlehlll
440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
Harbor4369
Under new management
Mra. Jean Vauahn. d.lrector
,,... ... ., ••. ... , .•••.. ,, ....
A v1rorous two -hour open
forum meettne of the Udo Tout.
masters wu held Tuesday eve-
ning at the Harbor Houae on the
topic, "The unlon controversy 1n
th~ trucldne lndumy." Conaen.
sus of the members wu that the
truckers ar~ enUUed to a pay ln-
creue 1n Line with other lndus-
t:rtes. Pre.ldent Verne Allen pre-
aided. and Ray l'Eduse wu
table topics muter.
DADQVAIITEM PO&
TIYS, ............
'101 E.. Coast Bwy. at 1C~~~~alae: Coloaa del Ncu
<Next to All American Markell
·~·5511 * A11o at SlSI E. 2Dd St.. Ia LoaCJ Ieoda *
Ill JITnoriC ICIUIE aN1eft'Y
&..-aDd D--. a&IIMrt. two
oC tM .... .. ""'fte llacll 1'1-' 1o.• to ,_ ....-w
Key rl ..ct • tit o...g. Coalt
Colla,. ....Utodua.
A dl&r~e by a Co8t.a Mesa
mother that a riot occuned at
Newpon Harbor Union H tell
School Jut week, followtnr a
ttaht 1n which h~r son wu In-
volved. wu later dented by Jo-
aeph Hamblet, hl&h school offl-
dal. Mr. Hamblet ~xplalned that
other boys Involved were merely
attemptlna to break up the fight.
Mrs. Marla Mc.MIJUan, 739 Cen-
tet St., eo.ta Mesa, told N~rt
pollee Jut 'I'tluraday that her .on.
Joeeph, 15, wu ln a fight the day
betor:~ at the high IChool and
that later the fight developed
Into a riot. Sh~ charged that How .
ard Mitchell, 17, of 54S Irvine
Ave., Newport Helgbta, hlt h~r
.on. Pollee said ah~ wanted to do
thla tor th~ Mitchell boy's own
protection as there had been sev-
eral boys a t the McMllllan home
who stated that "they were going
to get" Howud Mitchell.
DW OP'P'JCZitl llfSTALLED Joseph McMillian told pollee
S171fDAT lrf TID KE TAEDAE that while he and about 15 other
New otflcers Insta lled Sunday freshmen boys were eating lunch
at St. Andrewa Church by Ke at the benches on the high school
Taedae were Karen Waaner, grounds, a group of 30 senior
President; Darien~ Green. vice-boys began calling them names
Bar tt, for no reason at all. The senior presld~nt; Brenda ne re-walked over to where Joseph and cording secretary; Joyce Albers.
corresponding secretary; Phyllls the freshmen were eating. Joseph
Milum, representative; N a n c y thought they' were going to sit
Bryant, chaplain, and Merlin down but Instead they walkt>d
behind tht>m and turned over the Couch treasurer. bench, pollee related.
----••••~•••••••••• .. •••• .. ••••~··~ One ot the group that Jost>ph ...... .,... .,... .,... ~ was with threw the Ice cream he
• ~ was eating at one of the seniors.
~ a lmost causing a fight. At this . J'ln time, one of the senior boys sa1d
• ~ he didn't llkt> Joseph's looks.
• ~ "That's too bad,"" was Joseph's
• ~ reply, pollee said. Joseph a nd the
• ~ un namt>d boy started fi ghting.
~ While the pair were fighting. two • OPEN HOUSE other boys grabbed Joseph's arms • to our ~,and held them. pollee were told.
• ~ At this time, because his arms • ..,.21 ~I were being held. Joseph tried to • friiiiJ Mil S.flniiJ, IIJ &U-~ kick the boy he was fighting and
.._ ~ Instead kicked Howard Mitchell ~ ~ by mistake. Howard Mitchell • I P ,1,•6 P ,I, ~ then hit Jo~ph in the lett eye.
• ""• Joseph told pollee that this fight
• ~ was f ollowed by a tlot. • 4 Mr. Hamblet told a different • ~I version of the Incident after in-.._ DI•.IIJ If 11r Prize Willi. Pllotll IlL ...s 11n. L L. 4 tervteWina approximat~ly 20 bo~ ~ ... 11 "-. II+ 1t1 oC ...1111 who ~ either lnvolved or-wen • S •a1 -t..~--of Portrait aad Dark-• t' 11a. X ••t-. ~ wttne.es. He aald that four boyw ~ peel .UUWAUV • .._.. .._ c ..... ~ upset the bench on whlch Joseph ~ 1'0C8 peoe»ehaw • • • Coflee will be Poabatt teaa to. tU 4 McMillian and his companions
• past 21 YMIL n..y ~ were sitting. This resulted In a se"ed •.. drop in and ... our new b a • • w o a m a a y ~ tight between Joseph and Bob
• award&. Ia Cblcago ~I McClusky, 17, of 526 W. Wilson • studio. cmd llia...apoU.. tor ~ St., Costa Mesa. Mr. Hamblet said
• botb color cm4 bladr •
: FlEE 3 ... II ilL CUIED. :; ;.:•..::: ~ •a u.tecS 1a Who'• WJ:ao ~ ~ Ia AlD.-leaD Pboto-• ~ PIIITI· PII1IIITS grap by. ~r: a y. t t. ~ StucUo wW apec:la1be j ~ MAN-WOMAN-CHILD 1a Ccaaen Studlel of .,.
.._ Chlldna cm4 Aclulta ~ ~ • hMcl WeddJ.Dp ~ <Contlnued from ~l' 1) • Juat enter our simple qu.-mg 9a:Jl!8 · · · "" raised to express opposition to
Public Vote
Suggested
.._ cmd Rome .,.t:rcdtL ~ h ~ b "" sharing the beac . • nothing to uy • • • ~ Edward Healy of 113 15th St.,
• ~ Newport. said the area Is needed
.._ ~ for a public beach because New. ~ ~~port has very little public recrea. • p e Stud• ""t tlon beach. He said the beach • KayeHe ort rail 10 ~ could be made self.sustalmng by • ~ charging for car parking. ~ ~ AI Forglt. Newport business-
.._ 908 E. Coast Hi hway Corona del Mar HArbor 5135 ~ man, urged Council to keep the ~ 2 9 • • ~ trailer park and to use tht' In· ~ A.AA&AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA~ come to develop other park
.._AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ---------------------·-·••••• areas.
You Are Invited
to our
Third .
Anniversary Party
\
Next Thursclqy. May 26
From 12 DOOD to? ?
• •-EIIUT.-T • . -• • •
• • •
HENRY'S
•
e PLAX DESCIUIED
City Manager John Sailors
said that th~ plan being consid-
ered wu to modernize the trtlller
park, doubl~ the income by rnls-
ing th~ rent. use hall of that ln-
creaaed lncom~ for amortizing
the cost om Improvement, and
thus stW hav~ a.s much net In·
come a.s th~ city now receives
from the tral&er residents.
Mrs. T. Duncan Stewart ra1sed
the questJon of legaUty ot lf'a.s-
lnr water front property. Com -
missioner CampbeU. who had
been a member of th~ Board of
Freeholders drattln& the city
charter, aald the charter requires
a vote on leu lnr 01' aentna water
front property. but there wa.s a
question whether opera tin• • a
trailer park would require a vot~.
Orvtlle Schlueter, Balboa busJ.
neuman. recommencMd aetUing
the matter by puttlnt It on th~
ballot. He also au~ VM of
..t.bat Sahara c1nert on the ocean
Oont. .. Mra. C.nar COIDIIMilb"d
that that area had .,.,_ IMil·
doned u a trailer park lite.
that no one h~ld Joeeph'a arms. • 'JiFJ .. ....,. fUll F• ,_ lllrill ,..._.._ .u othe-r a,oy. were tr)1ne to • .,.. -.p
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Six Overcome
Aboard Boat JMDtary ICbool ltudeota In tbe .~laM-up e.t1DJca tor dlUdren
Kewpult Be a e b ~ ~ tbe llaoa wW be stven Slx penona were ov.-eome by 8c:bool Dlltrlct will pt tbeAf 8aJk hiD t a.m. UD~ DOOD the latur-
A. total ol 37 ~Ina boata In actioD out of Dawy'a Locker
from ftw ~ landlnp eanytq ellht pueeqen. 'J'ro.
1n Newport and Balboa will cele-phles w11l be liven for the larg·
bl'ate Conservation Day on Wed. est tlah In seve-ral cateiOI'ln and
Mee~a.y, May 25. donatlq all pro-club partJclpaUon.
carbon monoxide fumes aboard poUo VfoCICiM abota on J'rtdq, day 1oDowtq 1n tbt CoauDunlty
the boat Lo I.e Do on a trip from Mq 21. and J'rtday, l\l.oe 10. Cent. Cl-.bboulle, no. W. Eighth
En.leoada to Newport Harbor na... date. have been Mt -.p In St.. Santa Ana.
Sunday, May S. Newport Beach the oU-aaatn on-aga.ID pollo va.e.
tire department reported. etne Pf'Oir&m to complete the 1'DTAI....,.
The fire department reecue ...._ prior to ~ clOIIIn• on Or~• County Chapter of the ~quad and a physician were BY ~ ~--'~~ June 17. . Kappa Alpba Theta SoJ'Orl'y c.edl to the Ocean J'1lb Protec-Boats from Balboa PavUlon to
tJve Alan. participate Include Frontier, Lan·
u each boat 1oe1 out with a cer, Southern Comfort n, Skaal,
capacity ll'OUP ot an&lers at the Sea Fern and Speedllner. From
18.!50 fare a penon the conserva. Davey's Locker wlll be the Sea·
tlon group wtll rece&ve $5,d.!50 bllcutt. Lazy M, ~e.Nada, Le,a
for the 819 analere aboard. . !I, Ca~ and Ramona Il. Norm •
called to treat Mr. and Mrs. ~~ 1"\j~ eo.ta Meea elementary IIChool Alumnae met Ma.y 10th for lunch
Douglas Lee In their home at 333 chllclhm are llated to tet their at the honw ot MIL WUUa
VIa Lido Sou d. Lido Isle, at 9:03 ib&X:ICIQIC:ICICZ:Ia::X:ICII::x:liCXXIQ:::IIIICIC:II:IICIC:II:IICICD~~c-=d I ahota today ('Jbureday) Jnd to-'nlompeon In Emerald Bay. '111•·
p.m. Others trom aboard the boat • f'DULOIOI ~y, WecSneNq, ~~q 11. The morrow (J'rlday). Tbe teeond tu from Fullerton entertained
treated In the Lee residence In· Moat Norte Amerlcanos figure cat• open at t p.m. thl'oulb J'fl-ahob will eome next week on with a aklt.
May 25th has been set aside aa Landlril boats to take part wlll
Conservation Day by the Sport-Include the Blue Wate-r, Andele,
tbblnl Servtee Aaociatlon, Inc.. H.leb 'nde, Bocket and Suzan.
ot N rt-Balboa accordin& to Port Orance boata wlll Include
eluded Mr. and Mrs. Warren when May arrives that the flab-day. On Saturday and luDCla.y r====================;::=====;
Breamer ol 241 Morning Canyon lng down MazaU.n way Ia all you can let 1n at noon. '""* Ia
Rd., Shore Cliffs. and Mr. and washed up. I do not theenk ao, Oran&e County's tint. I'll be Mrs. Andrew Seablom of Los An· In •'--Sa •-Announcing senor. Durin& the week endin& lookln1 for you uoc nta An&
&eln. The victims were advlaed M•v 6, Lull Patron's Indian Fleet Bowl-and lookJnt forward to to remaln In the Lee residencce ...., Or Sh ewpo . ' the GJP9, Streamliner, Sarda Cy Tucker, president. Sarda, ~abee, Trade Wind, we
''Thls 'Conaervatlon Day' hu Seven Areta B. Mohawk and
not been slated In the hopes of Vonnl~ Sea.sport boats wfll ln.
conductin& a maaa slaughter on elude the Pappy, Jet I. San Juan,
the specles ln the vast fishlng Pronto, Skip AJon&, Solano, Sul-
erounds patrolled by the New-ta Little Jim. Sabra Lucky
ran 45 trips. The catch! Just 341 maktn1 the ange County ow
overni&ht. salltlsh and f.lve marlin. That's an annual event. A bll PGMY to
·-Pill .. 1M& El .... ,. .....
port-Balboa flsblnl neet." said El:ine and Vellron. '
True Elder, pnstdent of O.F .P.A.. Repre.entatlves from 8ervice
"but a method to &aln terrific duM were lhvlted to a luncheon
financial help tn preserving our Slpe1 T H Psi .... meeting at the VlUa Marina yes.
great flahlng through legl.slatlve J..a&.H. ..... terday to discuss the possibility
process which is costly. Through ...... UHI 1 • of brln&lng a tore.lill exchange
the generosity of landing and Installation of officers for the student to Newport Beach High
boat owners this Is being made Costa Mesa pt Chapter of Slgma School tor next year.
possible and Is deservln1 of the Tau Psi, non-academJc sorority, Interested local groups OT lndl·
s upport of every angler uble to was held recently at the home of vlduals will .need to furnish $650
get away on this day." Mrs. R. K. Glass, Newport. The for transportation per t.'tudent and
The landings and Individuals business followed a dinner meet-this wtll <-over a $12 monthly "pin
making the day possible along lng. The new president Is Mrs. money'' allowance for the youth
with bait haulers Include Balboa A. L. Eichler of Costa Mesa. or young girl, who will be be-
Pavilion. Art Gronsky; Davey's tween 16 to 18 years of age. A
Locker, Dave Fink; Norm's Land-PO~GVE VlSITS BAKCK:OK: ·local home for the student will
ing, Frank Keeler; Port Orange, Among those who visited the also be needed. Mrs. J. B. Stod-
Peter Banett and Seuport Land-city ot Bangkok. Thalland, while d d one o! the group of local
lng, Larry Allen. The largest boat serving aboard the radar picket m~tbers, who first conceived the
taklng part will be Bud J acklin's destroyer USS Higbee w.as Don; Idea, said that there Is also con-
Vellron from Seuport, able to ald H. Poague, gunner 8 mat slderatlon of a plan to send a
carry 94 pasaengers. SammY third class, USN, son of Mr. and Newport student to Europe for a
Roach, only licensed feminine Mrs. G. E. Poague of 2255 Fair· three month summer stu den t
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L. E. CAIJlKS
133 E. 17th St.
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Orange Coast College Board of
Tnntees has appointed Howard
D. Clapp as Instructor In art lor
1955-56 beginning Sept. 1 .
Mr. Clapp has been teaching
art In the Burbank High School
and serving as coordinator of art
~ the secondary schools of tha t
city tor the past nine years. He
baa a bachelors de&ree from San·
ta Barbara Collep, bu ODIDPiet-
ed graduate work at UCLA and
has earned the master's degree
at Los Angeles State College.
at in Corona del Mar
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maAufadured by I nco!
almost el&ht flab per trip. Need the Santa Ana Llona Club for
we say more! sponsort.nc th1a flnt one! e LUJfDB I'm having trouble 1ett1n1 one
And from not quite so far of my gray whales ln the ahow.
80Utb,,we hear a flab tale that Is The chief 1quawk Ia from the
almost aa fabuloso. H a r o 1 d MetropoUtan Water Dlatrlct. But
Green's Marltn Inn Bulletin-of. I aolemnly proml.te to leave all
the-week halls a new Derby King, the rattlesnakes over In Lon&
one Dick Fleming, of San Diego. Beach with ''Tex" Schupbach.
Dick had never caught a yellow.
tall. He took a rod along that he
bad made hknself. It wasn't a
very heavy one, for he had built
It for steelhead fishing. The rod
was glass, his line was 20 pound
monotllament, tipped with a
number four hook. He went out
on an "afternoon" boat, the Mas-
cot Ill ...
USC Honors
Mary Barrett
Mary J. Banett, 21, of 2772 Bay.
shore Dr., Bay Shores. was hon·
ored by the Associated Women
Students of the University of
Southern Caltfornla Monday at
the annual recognition assembly,
The Yarn Shop
al/aiiGdMAft.
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lloan 10 cma. ••• 5:10 ......
Tou a:re la'f'HIId to ._ br
aLA.IfCBE amz
Yep. He did It! His monster yel-
lowtail, the ftrst of his ltle.
weighed 50 pounds, three ounces.
Some people mllst live right, es-
pecially a guy named Dick Flem.
lng. Congratulations, flrst.tlmer! e LOCAL CBEEB
held in Hancock Auditorium. ~=======================~ She received the Elisabeth von i-
This good news comes from
Davey "Llttle Blue Locker" Fink,
who, we hear, Is getting so used
to being on television that he
has a tllcker In his voice. The
good old "Spanish Mackerel"
(really, mackerel jacks. for they
just ain't mackerel a tall!) have
aJTived again down Dona Point
way. Last week, the bags were
full and the anglers happy. We
hope they stay a long time. And
lt you don't .think they're a swell
fish, try It on a ltght spinning
rod. They like live bait. but one
of the best days I had was In an
outboard with a bucketful of
KleinSmld Award, one of the
three top honors of the urilver.
slty, for "consistency of service
and loyalty as well as personlfy.
lng the character of the late wile
of Chancellor von KlelnSmJd."
The award was kept secret un-
tJJ the assembly.
Miss Barrett is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Barrett
and Is a member of Kappa Kap
pa Sorority. She is president of
the Trojan Amazons, outstand.
lng women's service organJza.
Uon, and Is a senior In the Col.
lege of Let1ers, Arts and Sciences.
Sociology Is her major.
.U&hUy dead anchovies. And T W t fi•••••l• within filn&ln' da.tance of the I 1•1•1p
jetty. The condition of people In In·
But the most exciting news dla and the work of the mission·
from Davey was that over around ary In that country was vividly
Catalina, the schools of yellow-described to members of the Wo-
tall were so thick you could walk men's Fellowship of St. Andrews
around on their moss covered Presbyterian Church at their May
backs. They weren't hungry-yet. meeting by Dr. Elizabeth Dun
The waters were alive with bait. bar. who has served many years
But one of these days those hun-as a medical missionary In north
gry warriors wlll eat all the bait India.
and then ... ! ! Well, 1 just hope The program followed lunch-
J'm there when the bomb goes eon served by the executive board
off! Eh. Chill? of the fellowship. Mrs. Loyd Fol-
• OtJB OWX som led the devotions. Mrs. Glenn
There were a lot or drums beat. Bailey took charge of the busl-
en for the Los Angeles Sports-ness meeting which Included reo
men's Show. now history. I didn't ports by Mrs. Donald Anderson,
We Congratulate
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Oa Coalplet.loa of
"The Home Building Industry' a
Proudetlt AchieYement"
TID
"WHITE 1118 COITEST HOlE"
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17th St. at Imne in Co.ta Met~a
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We Feel Honored .
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Harmon-Xardon High Fidelity
Muaic System.
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Ia ()pendlea cad Get • ,__ ....... at
brave the s mog and the freeways secretary, and Mrs. Bertha Tillot-* Liberty t.sa7 *
for It this year. But my best rea. son, treasurer. Mrs. J. Lamar OPU P'BIDAT EVES. 'TD.I. t P.X.
son for being a bsent is that Or. ..J.o~h~nsto;;~n~tn~tr;od~u~ced~~th~e~s~pe;;ak;e~r~. ~;;;;~§~~~~~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~;;;;;;;;;;~ ange County Ia having a Sports-r
man's Show, right here In our (Polltlcal ~dvmt.ement)
own stampln' grounds. In fact. as
you read this. It's under way! So
pack up your troubles and your
f~mlly and point the old jallopy
for the Santa Ana Bowl at EJ&hth
and Flower. Last day Ia Sunday,
May 22. e CUWVES
Here are a few pitches on what
to expect. The flrat ones are
curves. There'• a queen contelt
on, and we're bettlnr on one of
Orange County' a mo.t curvaceoua
gals to win that trtp to Mexico
City. Jo Ann Underwood, who al.
ready Ia In loti of pictures, hu
been leading the aweet l'U
thlnp. Today, the cholee will be
made. A lot of queens have won
bathlnl aulta and they'll be wear.
In& 'em! <Brln& your camera.) • roa ,....
'Mle attractlona are varied. My
own interest Ia ltimuJated by tbe
PJ'fte~ of many outdoal' pro..
ducta manufactured right here lo
our own county. Home -IJ'OW1l
boat.a, t:raJlera. flab lnr rocSa.
depth·cliden (you're welcome,
Roy!) are Jut a few ~octal ~
ducta on mow. 'l'b-. an trained
beats, tiepllant rldee, hobb~
art. cut1q poola (b7 It JOUf·
wlt), wtld ............ kl4'1 dq
on Sata.rM)' an4 a ..tan Ia
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Vote For
Board of Trustees
Orang~ Coast College
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The following residents of the Orange.Coast Jr. College Dis-
trict urge and recommend that you support
DR. BOIERT B. OLAMDEB
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lea~ A.rmatro~ GAA te.
we WW17 about ~-and ac. 1:1u11p played a --....n ....,, aaya that 1'uelcla.1 after
prtmarr eieetio-. MOIIt ot 1M pme .,.._ w..-.-. at tc:hool the 8th ~racten atarted
c&NNe ... aoc au at tb.etr ....,.. til* owa dWnolid X.y 12. ,.... Ute af~Jea badminton touma-
tliNI. ID t.d _,. at tllaa aat M1t1t.aac11q ,..,_. for botb DMnL We d.Nw nwnben to tee .._.tea or lln.en more. ...._.,... ~ EWott and wt1o played flrlt: 24 ctru In the
e e e ._ Catl for tbe ...._ aid lob .. v~ IJ'OUP .tayed to play. e .....-o 1D 11fD1A11a llolldM I« • ...,,..,._, 'Jbe fl. We wUI play true. tim~ after
Oar ltuclent ~undl hu ,... naJ 8CCn at tbe MJJ IUM wu 1 IChooJ and durtnc lunch period.
cetwd ~ from 8 en at 0 r to 1t tn tavor at w .. mt....,.. The flrlt three receive badmln-
11aomu J[ud\el and l.epr-nta-Tbe IIC!OdnJ Wftlt u lollowa tor ton emblema and the flm twelve
tM Jamea Utt conoernlnc the the loealt: loa Carl aot away play In the mlxed double (boys
Jfav~ and Hopi lndJan altua-wtth the ~ With 4. John Hu. and atria). The Lim three that
tton lome ot ou IMmbera wtft k.el •tth 2. and 8IJl Olamplon are leadJn& a~ MarUyn Bowler
1 ~ tn .. :n, If Ulere Isn't 800r'ed L atdlard Wat.on hit a (who won lut year), Ginny Dun. ~ that could be done double, brlnalnl In two run!~, lavy and Jeanine Armstrone.
about tbe lndlan'a welfare. Seft. and Grant Rarnbedr hit a double. • • •
ator J[ue.hel atatecl U.at ID,&eO,. brfncinl 3 nma. 0u.r ltandlng In Pe-lul Jerlul wUl play for a
000 hu been appropriated for the Leacue Competition: 2 wins aeventh erade dance thla Friday
nat year and that many new and 3 ~ In the _n_m. _____ _
proJI'&ma are now under conald· e A 10VGII ~ fli ... idiEnldii~prW;:;;urt;;:;;A;;d&.:;:;;:;;;;;;;:;:d==;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;:;;;:;;:;;::;;:;;:;;;~ eratlon. BorMe Enslp'a buebal! te&m
played La Jolla lk.y 10 at their PI .. ftl S...ll eehoolln PJacenda. ErWcn'• run
eame In .the ftnt lnnln« when 1.1.1 ... 1.-.11 I ionny Carl wallred and atole ~eC-Mlle Cla.rlce W..s.tdftd, Jfew-WWI ond. an"d JtidLanl Wat.on hit a
pen ~~~ HJP. leboolJdo
1,~ Many eoaee hours and muaieal Mrs. BuU Petenon of. m St. The annlvera.ary of foundera double f11/er Cn~ter flelcler"a head ate. u..UICI"Iy 0
• --. puttea are belnl held 'round the Andrews Rd., Cliff Haven, held a to cltt'le blm ln. ID the 1ee10nd
malttnc plana for • July wed. Harbor area with enthuatutlc eoUee at her home Hay 10 for day of the PI Beta Phi Sorwfty Ronny cot a double ttnd ln the
dine. ~dln.J to a recat AD· aupporten at the Oranre County approximately twenty people, and wu celebrated wtth an 1nata.lla-t1tth wu walked and atole both
nouncement made by her mother, PhUh&m\OnJc Society trytne to Mn. Gertrude McCall entertained tlon ceremony and luncheon at aecond and third, but both teams
Mra. Edwald G. Wedekind Jr. of acquaint their frtenda and nelch-a almUar number In her home at the VUia Marina r~nUy. Retlr-falled to 1100re. Bob JohNon wa<J
Beverly HUla and lJdo. The bora with the alma and the needs 2011 Kin&• Rd., Cllft Haven, on in& president. Mra. Georee Moore walked and cot to third twiCf', · m ..--. A ..... ...._ ..._., croom-~be Ia Alan Pattenon at the aymphony aoclety. May 9th. Oo May 2 Mrs. Georee of Bay Shores. presided over the but each tJme failed to score. ...._ 5lt:l
come ln and look U'OUD4
. . . you are 8UJ"e to ftnd
that unu.aual cttt you
are looJdnc for . . . and
we have the tlnest paper
party cooda and b!ld,e
aupp\Jes.
ltruM of Honolulu. McLauehJin of45 Ketch Rd., Sea-meetlne. which Installed Mta. Richard Elliott cot a aln&le and ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;=~:;:;;;:;:;:;;a-=iiiiijj~--;;=i
eon Bay, held a coffee for flf. John Snetalneer of Laeuna u stole second but he abo failed to
teen. Frieda Bellnfante, conduc-president. Mrs. Charles Cutler of score. VOTE FOR DR. ROBERT H. OLANDER
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tor of the Orange County Phil· Santa Ana a.s vJce.presldent, Mrs. La Jolla's runs came In the
harmonic Orchestra, presented a Phlllp John of Santa Ana as re-fourth lnnln& when Cemez. Gar
short talk about the alms and cordine se-cretary, Mrs. Earl Cor-cia, and Docado aU eot aJnch:-s,
purposes of the society. kett of Balboa as correspondlne Gemez and Garcia were driven
Mlss Bellnfante was one of the secretary and Mrs. Allen Beh-In by Martinez' double. Dorado
pertormln& musicians at a muel-rendt ot Laeuna a.s treasurer. and Martinez. howf1ver, failed to
cal held Tuesday. May 10 at the Mrs. Austin Sturtevant or Cos. score. The eame .was really a
home of Mrs. Alyne Fields, 2541 ta Mesa will serve a.s ways and tough one. ElWJO &ot .even men
Circle Dr., Bay Shores. means chairman and Mrs. Thom-on and JCOred one run. La Jolla
.... .. ~ <>.....-c..t eoua,. e A prof•uion•l meo quel,fied by
.ducetion end exp.r.ence. e Active in community end youth
work in th• Orenc;~e Coe1t Aree. e Four colltHJ• de9ree~, includin9 e
Merter't OtH}r" in the field of
Ed uce! ion.
Dlstrlct chairmen for the Phil-u Froct of Newport wu tn.talled eot eleht men on and .a>red two
harmonic from the entire county as ht.torlan and publicity chair-run&. (Tbanka for the story Rich-
met Wednesday. May 11 with man. ard ~Wabon).
e l't.dc;~.d to m•intein th• hic;~lt
st•ndercl of Oreft9e C:O.rt Col-le~.
THIS IS AN l.,_.f'ORTANT EUCTION
IE SUl.E TO VOTl .•• Way JO, lftl Karen Marereta Bruning. execu-
Uve c:Urector, for a brealdut bus-
In~ meeting at the Balboa Bay
Club.
L&QAL JfOTICI&
-CU'f--u-ICATZ 01' ausun:ss
FtctJtlous Firm NI.Jlle
THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby
cert11y that they are conduc:tihe
a Land8capine bustnea at 2229
Eut Coast Hlchway, City of
Newport Beach, County ot Or-
ange, State of California, under
the flctJtlous firm name of
COAStAL LANDSCAPING a n d
that aaid firm b compoeed of the
foUowtne peraona, whoee names
and ad~ are u follows,
to-tttt:
Royce W. Prl~ St. lam~
Road, Newport Helchta. Newport
Beach, Calltomla.
Leonard F. Jon~-618 Hello-
trope Avenue. Corona del Mar,
Newport Beach, CallfomJa .
WITNESS out hands this 11th
day of April, 1955
Royce W. Prior
Leona.rd F. Jones
STATE OF CAUFORNIA
COUNTY OF ORANGE ss. .
ON THIS Eleventh day of AprU
.A. D .• 1955, betore me Robert w.
Fruer a Notary Public 1n and
for aald County and State, resld-
ln& thereln duly commissioned
and aworn. personally appeared
Royce W. Prior and Leonard F.
Jones known to me to be the
persona whose names are sub-
8Crlbed to the within In.atrument,
and acknowledl'ed to me that
they executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto let my hand and al-
flxed .my olfJclal aea1 the day
and yur ln this certl&ate first
above written.
NOTARY PUBUC IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY AND STATE
Robert w. f'ruer
My Comm'a'on Expllel Ma..rch
5,1156.
PublJah: AprU 21. ~ May 5, U
In the Newpcll't Harbor Elulp.
F•Y_.I
r.o,lehawbMn
~ ••• end
bele¥fnt that , ....
NIEIIU ..
On the speedway
Thia year, a clean-lined convertible wearing ~hevro~et •• co~
is aetting t.be pace at t.be _world-fa.m_ous ~dumapolis 500.
A breath-taking new Bel Air convertible Wtth plenty ~ what
it takes to i~tily a paoe-eetting ~l~ aJq~C~Un: ~. un-
cluttered sgling and a way of whisking ot! NOW W1th the
anooth 5l>ht-eecond 1\.lJ'ge of a new 180-h.p. "Super Tur~
Fire VS" (an extra-cost option anyone can enjoy).
Pacemaker o~ any road I
On the highway
Chevrolet'• linling highway performanee is bein& ~ved
on stock car tl'aclc.s everywhere. In tbe recent NASCAR •tock
car competition at Daytona Beach, Ch~let ~ away from
tbe other low-priced cars. ln the one-mile lltn.iahtaway run.
the ftrat two cars-and six of the first ~-were ~vroleta.
ADd in acceleration runs from a standing start ap~nat all
eomen, Chevrolet beat all other low-priced ean-and ~ ~prieed ear exoept one t Come diVe the "TUJ"'bo.Fire V8l'
£BBVBOLET
·--·--·-· --...
•
i.a L c..t llwy. 8
COIIOJIA DEL ICAI
,._.~sen -'!!l
DOrothy
Gray
go-together
specials
Two beau1y tJi& in OM
paclcage at 1.00
savin8s up to 50%
Dcwothy Groy Dolntl~
Ct-o.odoront t2~ o1.) plw
Noee9oylok
'"pbtlc contolner.
loth for 1.00
,.,.,.. • '.1 SJ
Dcwothy Gray Solon
Cold C,-(3 o:z.J plw
O.OM!ng
Gran..
lofh fot 1.00 ,.,....,.a)
Dcwothy Groy
Waterproof M c ~ c ro
pfwfyeCr-m
(11'7 OL)
loth for 1.00
(""'"f.lMJ ..........
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•-c..-.Mt-.
CORONA DEL IAR
PHARMACY
"THE Pnacrlptjoa Pharmacy"'
BA.tbcw 2272
3127 E. Coast BJghway
Coroaa del Mcu
Buy Now • •
SoutJawortla. ooa.., •CU.. ..a•_, 1 Dontlay
..... _...s .......... tJ ........ ....,.
JI...,.U. IMOI'd1D9 waetcay1 Marllyaa w...•.
tint Y1Ge pnekteat. IOta Bowell. CIDd ntlrtDt
p1 !+et Made aiJd. (EMI9a plaote)
c,a. c•••• , ....
l1f. lrlllllry Teat
OFFICERS .ARE INSTALLED
AT BPW CLUB BANQ\JET
Cpl. Robert K. CUbbison, 20• Past President Irene Morris
son o1 Mrs. Arnold C. Kohls, 486 came from Downey especially to
Broadway, Costa Mesa, recentJy Install the new otfl...-ers of the
participated In an efficiency test Business and Professional Worn
conducted by the 1st lnfantr~ Dl-en's Club at their installation
vision's 7th FieJd ArtJUery Bat· banquet Thursday evening, May
tallon In Wurzburg. Germany. 5. at the Newport Harbor Yacht
Cpl. Cubbison. a clerk typist In Club.
the battalion's Headquarters Bat I Little gifts. beginning with a
tery, has been overseas nine miniature green piggy bank for
months. He Is a 1952 graduate the treasurer. were presented to
of Newport Harbor High School each new officer as s he was told
and was a clerk for the All of her duties by Mrs. Morris.
American Market In Newport f Special aQd standing commit.
Beach before entering the Army ,. tees were announced atter retfr.
In Septem ber, 1953. lng president Mazie Bird official.
ly turned over the gavel to the
LECAL lfOTICE I new president, Jean Howell. The
No. A-25660 I standing committee heads wlll
JfOTICE TO CBEDITOBS be Kathryn Quinn. finance; Rose
ESTATE OF HERMAN NICHO· Fenton. International relations;
LAS ROESSLER. DECEASED. I Eva Van Wissm an. legislation;
nounced that the $200 rllt being
presented to Hoag Hospital will
be u~ for a suction machine.
Special mention was made of
Mildred Chapman and other
presidents, who arranged the In·
stallatlon program, of Ada Marie
Dussler for the decorations and
of Lydia Southworth for the pro-
grams.
Gilts for the new officers In-
clude-d a miniature gavel for the
new president. a blank book for
Vice President Ma rilyn Wheeler
to fill with programs; a member
ship card for Dorothy Palen. sec-
ond vfce.president In charge of
members; a small book for short
minutes for Mary Naegell, re.
cording secretary; a pen for Lydia
Southworth, corresponding secre
tary, and a plggle bank for Ruby
Stevenson. Installed as treasurer.
Members of Orange Coast Col
lege presented a musical pro
gram for the evening.
DIRECTORY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to Dorothy Palen, membership; Mar
the creditors of and aJl persons iJyn Wheeler, program: Ruth
having claims against the said Wright. public attairs. and June
decedent or said estate to file Johru10n, aid~ to s maJl business.
them with the necessary vouch· S_pecJal committee chairmen
ers In the otflce of the Clerk of for the new year will be: Bosses'
the Superior Court of the State night, Kathryn Quinn; conven
ot Calllornia. ln and for the tlons. AlJce Bell; courtesy, Marl NlJSJC
County of Orange. or to Pte.Mnt gold Schlueter; decorations. Hel Margaret L. Scharle
the same, with the necessary en Cole; hlstorlan . .BernJce Weav Teacher of Plano
vouchers. to the u ndersigned at er; hospitality, Mazie Bird ; March Organist . Accompanist
hls or her place ot business, to-ot Dimes. Gretha Tubbs; music, Evenlnf Classes
wit: Lester R. Roessler, c/o Ralpb Clara Ellen Spellman ; radio and for Adult.l
M. Myers, Jr., 2721 East Cout teJevlsJon, Mary Helen Wl190n ; JIJ7 GOLDENROD AVE.
Hlrhway, Corona del Mar, Ca1J.. report coordJnator, Jean Matt-Corona del Mar
fornla. wJthln six months after bewa; weUare, Betty Handy; year ~:Jfii!!!!iJD~mi!•~~~oa!![=~ tbe tint pubUeeU. fll dtJI ... booll a.nc1 emblem. lala Peck. and ..
uce. · youth actJvttles. MerrUee Dun-P'rtendly Ketahborbood Setvlce
Dated April 29. 1955 gan. Dorothy Sutherland wlll be Parkes-Ridley Mortuary
LESTER G. ROESSLER parliamentarian. Formerly Grauel Chapel
Executor of the Estate of said Past President Mazie thanked
decedent. 'the club tor the rift of luggage 110 Broadway
Ralph M. Myers. Jr .. 2721 East that was presegted to her at the Ll 8·3433 • 8-3434 Costa Mesa
Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. president's cocktail party held !===========::::;
California, Attorney for Execu. recently at the Udo Is le home
tor. of Agnes Blomquist. She . an Publish May 5, 12. 19, 26
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
• And Save! ne Cmnltea ••• H_. 11 Costa lesa
NOW ... TW O
BALTZ MOaTUARIES
Serving the Harbor Area
Baltz M ortuary
CHAPEL BY 11iE SEA
Harbor 42
* All New 1955
Patio Furniture *
Costa Mesa. at 210 Broadway
Ave .. Is the new home of just
married Mr. a nd Mrs. Wayne M.
Croswhlte. The young couple
s pent their honeymoon at Grand
Canyon following a double ring
3520 E. Cout Highway
Corona del Mar
Baltz M ortuary
Liberty 8·2121
REDWOOD CHAISE LOUIIE. . .. $1 &.16
a-g. 124..95 (ladadM pad & cboice ot coloc')
* Complete llae of quality Alumlllwa & Jledwood Patio &
Gardea Pahlltwe. tJm.bnlhla. ll'Gden & Cbarcoal * Terrydoth Conn for QaiM Loaa9e&o Clab a.atn. s.t ....
etc. * Plastic llaiD & Saa eo... for Patio Pu.nUt\ue of all types. * Umbnlla Jle.co9en--All Slaea
* COMPLETE PAnO FURNITURE SERVICE *
Uberty 8-1482 * We DeUftl'
WIRTH'S BAYSIDE PAnO
I URDEI SHOP
(BAYSIDE PLATDfC COMPAJIT)
1914 RAiliOil IOtn.EVAJU) COSTA MESA.
17h • Superior, Costa Mesa
AMPLE PARKING
BOTH LOCATIONS
wedding ceremony held a t the '----,R'ffllD~:--
Costa Mesa Community Method-
Ist Church. The bride 1s the tor·
mer Miss Lorraine Amburgey of
Costa Mesa, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Amburgey. The
groom Is the son of Mr. a nd Mrs.
A. T. Croswhlte of Costa Mesa.
CreetiDg CCir'da
ArU.It Sappu.
8oolr:a. StatloDery
BLUE SAILS STATIOJIEIIS
306 Main BALBOA Harbor 678 9:3().6:00, Sun. Noon 'tU 6
INSURANCE
"Be Sure-Insure"
WITH
STANLEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone Harbor :.M74
3315 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar
Res. Phone, Uberty 8-7315
.ACHILLES
Heals H.eels
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COBOIIA DIU.ICAI 11M&. eo.t ............... $411
.,. 4.6511
Light their life with fJith l/ A
ST. AJID~ PB.ESnTEBIAif CBUBCB 15th St. • St. Andrews Rd.,
CICI'OU f.rola lll9b Scbool
Liberty •• )7'73
Pcutorr .... J.._.. S. Stewart
SUNDAY : MornJng worship, 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Church School,
9:30 and 11:00; Sr. Hletr Fellow-
s hip, 7 p.m .; College aie fel-
lowship, 7:30 p.m. -ruES.
Prayer, study group, 9:30 a.m.
COIOIUJfJTr lfE'I'BODlST
UO W. l tt.b St.. Cocta JleiiCI
Liberty l-t.SS2
.... JMepb W. Mc:SbcaM
Sunda,y: 9:30 a.m., Church Sun-
day School ; 9:30 . and 11:00 a.m. Morning WorabJp.-7 p.m.
College Aae MYF Service -7 p.m. HJgh School MYl" Service;
7 p.m., Sunereoua Group Serv·
fee.
TilE CIIUJICB OF ClmJST 1050 Cbuda St.. c.t. ,._
LIMrty I-STU Tea ..... Jr: ...... I ..
Sundy Sen1c:ea: t:ao a.m. Blble
atucsy; 11 a.m. momlnr wor·
&hip; 7 p.m. ~enlna lle'I'V1ee.
Midweek a e r v l c e , 7 p .m.
Wednesday.
CBJUST caoaca n TilE SEA
Coauaaalty llethodlat
Balboa Jll..S. at ltth St.. 11.......-t
llArbor 5221
Pastor: .... aoy IL Ccrdaoa
Sunday Worship, 9:4.5 and 11
a.m . Cburcll School: 9:45 a.m. MJdweek Meetlnr: 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday preceded by · 6 :30
p.m. ,POtluck.
A.SIDOL T 01' COD IZDd St. & Eldeo A..._ eo.ta )leu
LJbmy 14'7'11
........" ... c:.. cr..Jc. .... Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor-
ship: 10:45 a .m. and 7:30 p .m.
Young People and Children's
Service, 8:30 p.m. Sun. MJd·
week Service: W ed.nesday 7:30 p.m. Ladles' MJsslonary COun-
cil, Tbu~ays. 10:00 a.m.
SEVE.In'B DAY ADVDTD1
Jl......-t Bl9d. att llol.aa St..
Jl.-.rport ...... b
Liberty I-lia
Elder D. D. S..-Jdia9
Saturday MomJna Sei'Vlcn: Sab·
bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Ser·
mon: 11:00 a .m. Prayer meet·
lng: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. Frt·
day Evenine Vespera: 8:00.
c::au.CB of tiM JIAZA•EWE
1115 Anabet• St.. eo.ta M.a
PaaW: .... cu .. wm&ema. ut.rtr .. 7111
Sunday Servlca: Suoda)' School,
9:30a.m. M~ Won.bfp at
10:30 a.m. EvanjelUtk: Serv· Ice. 7 p.m. Sunday .. Prayw rneetinc. 7:30 p.m. Wec~nack1.
I'DlST CBUACB OP CIDJST
IWEJiiiDt
SS0S VIa~=-' .._.
Su.aday School: 9:15 a.m.. SuD·
day S e r v I c e : 11 :00 a.m.
Wednaday Everunr Meettnr: 8:00. Bead.Jne Rooni. 3315 VIa
IJdo. Newport Beeeb. open 10
a.m.-5 p.m. week days. 10 a.m.·
7.:45 p.m. Wed.neadaya, 7-t p.m.
Friday evenln~rL
I'DIST U.Pr'IIT CIIUJICB laata AM Aft. _. JlagaoUa.
Coda .... .... ... a.··---" Sunday Services:
9:45 a.m. Sunday School; 11 :un. Worship Services; 6:30
p.m., Baptilt TraJnlna Union;
7:30 p.m ., Evening ~rvice. Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Prayer,
PraLle and Bible Study. Mon-
day: 7:30 p.m. Men'• Oaorua p r a c tl c e ; 8:30 p.m. Men'a Pr~er Meet:lnr.
CBO&CB OP OUB LADY
01' JCT. CAIIJIEL
ltcl W • ....,_ Bl..S.. Jlewport
~-~· Pat!Mr '$;$"''-r· Panw F.U.. .......
AMt. Sunday M.._: 8 :00 1llld 10:00
and 11:30 a.m. Con1e.slon : Sat·
urdaya and eves. of 1ft Frldaya and Holy Daya from 4:00 to
5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30
p .m. Daly M._. 8:00 a .m. First
Friday: 6:30a.m. and 6 :00 p.m. N o vena (Perpetual Help):
Tueed.ay, 7:45p.m.
CIIUY I.Ui*'*U c:aoa::a
OP COft'A J1DA (lftllcwt .,..., Aao:f=-r.: ... .......... ~.~a.e,....
Sund_,. s..vtee.: Wonhlp Serv-
Ice t a.m. Sunday School at 10:15 a.Dl.
IT. JAJU:I D'IICC»AI..
-......... lfwpeJt ..... U...IDO
.......... L ..... c.rat.
Sunday Servtce~~: 8:30, 9:30. U
a.m. MornJnc Ptayer; 9:30 a.m. Reatttration for Sunaay School UWrv&aAUST COlDIVJfJTT Thunday Servlcee: 9:15 a.m. IT. JOACBDI c::au.ca I'ELI.OWIIID Pra:rer CuUd; 10:30 Hoi)' Com· liN ~..._ Cona lieu EbeU CJ•hha.. munlon. F~ ,..._!;lr~ma 515 W. acdboa Bl..S.. a.lboo . rr. JOD VIAIIJIKT
Mt.al.atel'a .... F. W. ~ ....... ~-A-_......__ •-•-.., 11Uiday .. __ at 7 ..... 10 CIDd s Sch 1. 0 30 ·---·---AAAUUQ 11:30 a.m. Weekdaya: Mass at unday 00 1 : a.m. om. ~ OllC
7:00 a.m. -Con1eeslon: Satur· lng worship, 11:00 a.m. FCithew I~U.,. Panw
day. from 4:00 to 5:15-7:00 to F.U.. hiDauaa
8 :15 p.m. I'DlST IOVTIIDIJI ~ AMt.
CB0*21 Sunday MUM~~: 7:00 a.m. • 9:00
I'DIST BAP!'IIT c::au.CB IGO W. Baalltea lt.. c.ta ..._ a.m. Con1e.lon: Saturdays and
OF JIEWJOIIT Liberty a.s411 eves. of 1ft Fridays and Holy
llcdboa al..S... lltla & Coa.rt Sta.. ._._:Dr:. Bldl•« .. ._ Da)'11 ; 7:30 to 8 :00 p.m.; First -........_ .,.,..•~---a.-_,....~·-.. Friday Mua 8 a.m. ----·• ..,, .. Sunday echool, 9:45 a.m.:i ~·~
Paftwr llel'beft a. Joluuotl .ervtce 10:50 a.m. U'AIDllll ~ "iiii:i antaCB
Sunday ~cee: 9:45 a.rp... Sun-Union 7 p.m. Sunday. Evenln& 0..... Aft._. Drd lt. day School; 11:00 a.m., Wor-won.bf:f 8 p.m. Sunday. Tuch-e... Jt-. u..ty I-5M3
ahlp Service; 7:30p.m. Sunday. ~an otrJeen meetlnr7 p.m. IL IL K8len. ...._ ~enJng C.: e r ~ Ice ; J4Jd. Week Wectneflld.ay. ~ .-rvlce and Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Kom-
Servtoe: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Bible atudy 8 P.JD. Wed.needay. lnl Servi~ U :OO; Eventna
Prayer MM'tlnr. Seivk:e. 7:;,u. Mtd·week Sen'·
JIEWJOIIT IIOBOa CO_,.A Da. MD lee. W~, 7:30 p.m.
COIIIIDWttt c:au ... I.U11IZUJI CBOac& BAUOA IILAJm 1501 CUJf Dr: .. lf......-t ........ CIIJII$ lll Ell COIOIOWift IGIWOD1BT
Liberty._., Ill ~%0 Aft. Ill= A ......... lalaad
.... J1ebeft Qnal... -JD7 II I lte9. Dmzldlapp Early 8er\'ioe, 8:30 a.m. Sunday: ._~ .... .._... a-a. ~ aes
ChUJ"Cb SchooL t:30 a.m.; WOI'· Sunda)' w~ kvtceat 9:45 Sund~ Servtce~~: 9:30 a. m.
ship 8el'¥tce, 11 :00 a.m.; Luther a.m., U:OO LID. SuD~ Sebool: O:lu.:rdl School; 9:30 and 11:00 Learue.-7 :30 p.m. 9:45 LID. a.m. W:onhfp Service.
1'hi8 Dinc:lory Ja made po-ible by th-c:hic..minded buma 1.a»en:
WOODW<:>RTH PIANO SHOP
Exclusive Apnt f« B&lctw'ln Planoe
2610 E. Coest Hwy. Har. 3312 Coron. cW M.r
REE.STIK
fto Taeka ... No Tape ••• fto Put.
222t E. Coest Hwy. Conn. del M•
NEWPOitT HARIOR ENSleN NIWWAPB
Prlntin1-Ad~ K..,. ~E. Co.t Hwy. H .... I I 14 C.... 4el W.
NEWPORT HARIOIIANC
)4)5 E, c...t .....,. •
NIWPOitT IAI..IOA SA VINaS I LOAN ASSN. • .... ,.,. .....
f771
..... _
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• Cocwbildlaa J,ocme
o.lllrl ........ .......
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ELIJITT'I
Another quarter-mJWon 4ollui
WOI'tb ot buUdlnl .,...mtt. ...,. Earl · Wlaahlp, alteratlon.t at
t.ued by the Newport lleadl 315 34tb St., 1300: C. L. Anrud,
Bulld1n1 Department dw1nl the Uvtne area at 29 Channel, Udo
put wHk, btlbclnl the May to-Ttaller Park, 12MG; c. A. God·
tat at the mlt!dle of the month love, ra.l8e MAcht at 2938 · W.
cloee to t&OO.OOO. Irvine Terrace Cout Rw,., .aGO; E. E. ...,..
accounted for 115(),000 of the put and P. C. Mannlnc. ralse hetpt
week'a permlt.L at 2938 W. Cout Rwy., SSOO;
hOowtn1 pennltl were Juued: Howard Hilton, 4-room. 2-ltory
•lll"fDD& TZD•Cil ltore bulldln• and re.ldence at
Lt. V. P. A. Jone., 7-room. 1· 425 3bt St.. $10.7SO; Bud Lan.
atoty, 1-untt dwelltnc at ~ ntne, slcn at MCO% VIa Oporto,
Dolphin Terrace, $17,800; Maceo 1800; Southern Callfomla Edt.on
Corp., 6-room. t..ltory, 1-unlt Co., wall at 1!516 W. Balboa Blvd.,
cJwelllnl at 730 Santana Dr., $.\1!50.
l'l0,700; S.room. 2-atory, 1-unJt eiAT IIIOIIU
dtrelllnc at 130 Santana Dr., John Cubman, carace at 2595
$1.8.500; 6-room. l.atory, 1-unit ere.tvtew, $1.500.
dwelllnl at 'r.M Santana Dr., e LIDO JilL&
-
-.aso: 6-room, 1-~. 1-unlt ll P. K~an, 6-room, 1-atory, ~~~~~~~~~~~~ dweillnl at 715 PatoUta Dr., 1-unlt ctwelllnc at 205 VIa Nice. a ~ITER t:a0,700; S.room. t.atory, t..unit $17,!500; Alyce Edler, fioor tor fu. ~1:11'•~ ctwelllnl at 707 PatoUta Dr., ture aun room and patio at 626 -------------------------~ .. , c:: $19.->: E. A-Pellqrtn, 7-room, vta Lido Nord, S700. From the POUCE BLOTTER • ,J:.n ~~ l..ftory, l·Unlt dweWni at 1419 e CL.1FP IIAVD
TIDE Dolphin Terrace, s:M.OOO: H. Cole-WllUam Coodacre, addition at -------------------------::.... om. ·-man, pool at 1231 Dolphin Ter-618 KJncs Pl .• $2.500.
_;;;; •--.. • race. $3,000. e T111J11:1DAT. KAT 5 e i&UdDAT. IIA1' II
=~~;:;:~=;.::;-!~-~~·=•=•;• eiBOU CUPPI, A report of a "battle" In Cars driven by Bolt E. Condon Charles Muten, 5-room. 1. L&OAL •oncz Ernie's Cafe, Newport Helthts. at ol :ils Ne.rct.au. Ave .• Corona del OaDJJfMCE WO. 747 attwy, 1-unlt dwelllnf at 320 Sea-1:09 a.m. turned out to be a one-Mar. and Olive L. Sleeper o12224 z......--c.tt.a ward Rd., $17,000. AN o~:N~NCE OF 11IE COUN-punch attalr with both partlcl-Paclf1c Dr., Corona del Mar, were
Pe-....._ e co.oiiA DD. MAll TY RANGE AMENDING pants leavtne the secene lmmedl-Involved in an e.ecldent at Coast '-•lar Sba~ SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE -~·_• .. ••• .. a Helen Marlnuccl, "'arage at !507 ately ... Otflcer were unable to HWY. and Jasmine Ave .• Corona ... ...., -• NO. 715 OF TiiE COUNTY OF COSTA MESA MATTlW co. Marlcold, 12.400: Dean Hall, add 0 RANGE ENTITI..ED ''AN locate a man and who ran up a del Mar, at 5:25 p.m .... Balboa
110 81¥4. a.1 second story tp earaee at 238 biJl for $13.50 In Vaux's restaur-Island boys ap-eed to pay to re·
,. ................ ~.1111111111 ... Poppy, $4,000; Mrs. Ulllan Craw. ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY ant. Balboa. and left without place a window broken In th~
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At Orange County's
Leading Home lending
lnstitutioa
~
CONTINUING
1'0 PAY
PER ANNUM
ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED
UP TO $10,000
All Account. Opened
On or lefor•
The I Oth of the Month
E.rn From the I st.
ford. 4-room, 1-story, t .unlt dwell. OF 0 R A~ G E REGULATING paying . . . home of Mrs. Arthur Gilman of THE USE OF THE EA.STERL Y J ln.,. at 521 Me.rl.,.old, SS,OOO; B. Z. 1.25 Jade Ave., Balboa Is and. • • LEVEE OF THE SANTA ANA e FaiDAT. MAT I .__ -·• of b Me K I n n e y . algn for Savory bro .... n aa the •~out a a~ RIVER BETWEEN HAMILTON Elwood F. Shell of 1710 New b 11 om Bakery, 3329 E. Cout Hwy., $155. STREET a game . . . cera were un
• UACOif aaT . AND WEST lTI'H port Blvd., Costa Mesa, reported able to locate boys reported
,.._rge .. cClellan, alterations STREET FOR RECREATIONAL the loss ot a 1400 diamond ring shooting birds ln the area of 501 ~ -PURPOSES." In the Elks Club parklne lot. Marl Jd A Coro d 1 M at 23 Yawl Ret, $1.000. Th Do d f S rvt f go ve.. na e e.r. • ..U..OA III.AifD e e.r o upe sors o Newport Beach. Jut Saturday • PJUD&T. II.AT 12 Walter Moore lr .. addJtlon at the County of Orange. State of night . . . Someone forged the O. 1... .Johnson Jr. of 2535 Crest
Calltornla, do ordain as folJows: name of Irene Crawford of 1310 217 Onyx. $2.000; John Mitchell, SECTION l. That Section 1 of W Ba A N D-h d vlew Dr .• Bay Sb~ reported the remodelling at 314 Diamond. · Y ve., e-wport .,.,-ac · an theft of a 10 horsepower out Ordinance No. 715, entitled "An Los Angeles. to a check for $2.000; Walter Thompson, reroof Ordinance of the County o! Or $1,875.17 and cashed It In the board motor from hls garage · · ·
at 306 Amethyst, Sl75· ange Regulating the U~ of t~e Bank of America, Balboa branch. (Oxltinued Clll Pap l2) ......... ,~.
C•-•11111 ., Jr.EWI
Easterly Levee of the Santa An:l officials of the bank chareed ...
River Between HamUton Street
and West 17th Street for Recrea. eiATUJU)AT, MAT 7
Uonal Purposes" be amended to A $200 four by six fot trailer
read as follows: with a steel tray and spigot
Newport City Council received SECTION l. It shall be unlaw-valued at $20 and $5 of plumb.
a letter last week sent by tul for any person to enter, walk. lng fixtures was stolen from Mrs.
the Junior Ebell Club asking run or to ride any animal on nr Che.rlea Bell of 417..31st St., New-
that special commendation t.e along the easterly leve·! of tht! port Beach ... A $40 no-account
given to Pollee Officer Justin Santa Ana River In the County check drawn on the First West.
Epatein tor hls work on the nar-Of Oran,e between BamUton em Bank, of Lone Beach was
c:otlcs problem.. Stnet aD4 Welt 17th street wtth· eaahed by Cout Super ~
'n.. elub requftted that Of. out t1nt obta1n.lnc a permit 10 to 33f7 E. Coast BWy., Corona del
lket Epete!n be a.-laned u a do from the Orance County Mar · · ·
full-time na.rcotlca otficer to Flood Control Dl.st:rlct. said ~r-e SUJfDAT, II.AT I
work In cooperation with the mJt to be signed by the Flood Richard E. Mangan. 34, of Hoi-
county oftlcen. The letter was Control Engineer. except that Iywood and Russell w. Bangert.
referred to Chief of Pollee .John guests, not to exceed three (3) Upson 36. of P. 0 . Box 764. BaJboa
· In number. ot a bolder of a valid Island, were arrested on charges
Cr ......... ..
lunT .. •L••••c
The Credit Women's Breakfast
Club of Orange Coast held Its
regular monthly breaktut meet-
Inc at Jon's In Corona del Mar
on May 4. Role.nd Wright. man-
ager of Newport Beach branch
Bank of America. spoke on "In-
stallment Lending."
A bam dinner for members and
thetr cue.t.s e.t the home of Mrs.
Melwood Berry Is· being planned
for later In the month.
recreatione.l permit shall be ex-of dlsturblne the peace after al-
empt from thl5 provision pro-lege-dly being Involved In a light
vtded that said guests e.re ac. In the 100 block, Main St.. Bal.
companied by se.Jd permit holder. boa, at 2:11 a.m. . . . Officers
SECTION 2. This Ordinance quare.ntlne-d the doi of Don Cor
shall take eUect and be In force rleon of 20'7-43rd St.. Newport
thJrty (30) days from and after Beach. after It bit Arlene Haket,
Its pa.ssaee. and prior to the ex. 12. ot 126-43rd st.. Newport Beach.
plratlon ot flfteen 05> days who was taken to Hoag Me--
alter the passage thereof. this moria! Hospital tor treatment ...
Ordinance shall be published
once In the Newport Harbor En-e NOifDAT, MAT I
•• Slrell ~··Fullm LICII -
The new headquarters buUd-
lng of Newport Balboa Savtnea
and Loan Association In Newport
Beach hu made front pace news
In the Wall Street Journal, Am-
ertea'a leading financial daUy.
Tbe story wu the leadlnc rea.
tu.e artide Ja tile...,.... ar --.
deaJln,g with a trend to modem
desicn for new financial lnstltu-
Uon buildings throughout the
country. The Newport Balboa
Savings building was one o! four
pictured in UJustratlog the In
creasing use of glass walls and
slmllar deslcn featwes.
SOJf FOa ALUJGBTS
A son, Stanley Michael. 7 lbs.,
11 oz.. was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Albright. ot 515 Signal Rd.,
Cllft Haven, In St. Joseph Hospl.
tal on Monday, May 9. Sta.nley
joins hls sisters. Donna Scott. 12;
Carol Lynn, 11; Sally Ann. 10.
and Jacqullne Gay, 6 and hls
brother, Rex Scott. 5, in the
family.
Fire Losses
Total S I , 8 7 I
.rtre lOMet totaled 11.871 for
f'ICII1C AT av•a fAD
The Senior Youth J"ellowlhlp
ot the Balboa laland CoamlWUty
Method.lfi Churcll wW hold a pk-
n1c at Irvine Park Sunday after .
noon. fbe month of Aprllln the City ol =.iiiiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiliiiiijiiiij ___ _
Newport Beach, Fire Chief lan A a su a a an
Brt.roe bu announced.
The lht ot fires Included five
ctwelllnc fires, one other buUd-lnc. two trash, and two boat
tires. Firemen also worked tlve
resc:ues. made seven service
calls. six lnvemleatlons and ran
on one needless call.
4POR T ·
( r t Q {iAt A ~' r , 1W A A • 1 .-.. .. • •• , .. .. ._
SPECIILI
Dr. lalk .....................
The fire prevention bureau
made 217 Inspections, Issued tour
permits, 21 recommendations.
conducted eleht fire investtea-
tiorua and seven tire drUls ln
achools and checked five sets ot
bulldlne plans. "Tr•kc .. ._,lar"
Paid firemen conducted 97%
hours ot drill and pe.ld.all fire.
men 59 me.n hours of drUL
'nllrty five company Inspections
of business buOdlnp and tin
dwelllnc buUdJnp were con.
ducted. The junior fire depart.
ment proeram ot instruction ln
tire prevention wu completed
for fifth crade students In New-
port Beach 8Chools.
IHE ~·sTbP ~SHOW!
Dr., .... lfllrlll•• Deal., ICC T•lrrs
Dr. Donald E. Pehlke hu been
named by Orance Cout College
trustees as thet new dean of stu-
dent personnel. effective Aug. 1 .
He will take over the responsl.
bllltles of Dr. Norman E. Watson.
who was previously appointed
as assistant superintendent In
<'haree ot adult and vocational
education and summer session.
Dr. Pel\lke Is a graduate of
Oregon State College. He ~ived
Ills master's deg-ree at the Unl
verslty of CalltornJa at Berkeley
and hls doctor of phllosophy de
gr~ at the University of Utah.
For the past year 1\e has been
employed as clinical psycholo-
gist for the Idaho State Depart
ment of Health.
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FtJllNITUBE
INTEBIOB DECOBAnON
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coaowA DEL MAa
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.OAT 81JifD
PUDITVD
PILI..OWS
DISVLATIOif
Wll
SUIPLUS
an
LAGUNA JAMES D.
sign. a newspaper printed In the Thomas C. Rafferty, 41, of 221
County of Orange. State ot Call-Pearl Ave., Balboa Island. was
fomla. together with the names arrested on a drunk driving
of the members of the Board of charge at Pe.rk Ave. and Agate
SupervIsor a voting for and Awe .. Balboa lsJand, at 12:10 a.m.
against the same. . .. A three horsepower outboard
WTLLJS H. WARNER motor was stolen from Ills ga.
Chairman of the Board ot Su-rage. Don Anderson of 2652 Clr-
pervlsors of Orange County. cle Dr .. Bay Shores. reported ... MOTOR
Caillornla Paula Phoenix. pollee depart
AIIES'T! (SEAL) ment employee, reported smash.
B. J. SMl'MI lng her left rtnc finger ln a tile RAY FIOERAL SAVINGS
I LOAN ASSOCIATION
m Oceen A,_.. •• •·· llllriiiK County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk drawer while on duty In the po--•• ot the Board of Supervisors of Uce d~artment otflee at 12:30
Orance County. Calltornla a.m. Sunday ... Cars driven by
STATE OF CAUFORNIA Burtis M. Dorrl.s. 19. of 2110 E. LA6UNA BEACH
a Ocean Blvd .. Balboa. and Ellis D. ....._ HY4-Iln COUNTY OF ORANGE Clift. 24. of UOO E. Balboa Blvd ..
I, B. J. SMITH. County Clerk Balboa. were Involved In an ac.
no. c.,_...11 _ Dl , • 1 dl and ex-otficto Clerk ot the Board cldent in front of 1100 E. Balboa
Asphalt '11le _Rubber me of Supervisors do hereby cert1tY Blvd .. at 7:35a.m ....
J'Ormlea _ I.Jaoleum 'nle that at a recular meeting ot the • TVESDAT. MAT 10
01 .. 'J-I.IJIOLZVII Board ot SuperVIsors of Orange 'nle car of Arthur E. Gronsky _... . •o• County, CaUfomla. held on the of 2134 Miramar Dr .. Balboa, wu
lU lt. lM lt. Celtll •-10th day or May, 1955, the to~ damaied when he did not see a ua&iill .... ""I -l.ed be .. -County JOinl Ordinance containJne two QUolOOt rope stretua ,.,.een a ••••••••••••22•Y•eaqllllil1n•Orup•~··••••·~ (2) sections was considered eec-city truck and a road acaper and Uon by aectlon. and that the ran Into It at Balboa Blvd. and
(ostaMesa (o. aald Ordinance was tben passed "G" St.. Balboa. at 8~45 a.m ....
and adopted as a whole by the G. H. Pelnol of the Corona del
followine vote: Mar Pharmacy reporte-d cash.inc
A TES: SUPERVISOllS HEINZ a $5.03 checlc slaned by Patricia
kAISER. W11. H. BDSIDN. C. Fair ol mT Padtk Dr., no dty
If. PEATHDL"t. RALPH J. MC lilted; bank otndals said they J-•••••••••••••••ill•lll•••••ilrAD{)I:N AND WILLIS B. WAB-we.. Ul\able to locate the ac. NEIL ' ~t ...
MOD: SUPiillV1!0IS NOH'&. e WIMi-DD1111AY, MAT II
A81Eln': SUP E aVIS 0 aS Can drt .... by ftlf!det kll Pool·
ROlf& • ry o1 B Avocado A..._ Corona
1K WI I HISS WRDMJ", I cJel liar, and Donald a. nom~
ba.,. ..... .,..., eet m7 band and .,.,. f1l 1:1 MonJ.=• bt'U'Oiftd
.-.... tW iiGidaJ -.1 of tiM Ia a JIOI*tJ d Mlllllellt at
...,. ol .... tlilice tl UM C)jM. Olut llwJ. an41 atuc .. lk Aft. "e1 ~ .... 01 Ca,._le, Rewpwt a.acb, at to-.-a.m. •••
a~~ IOtb 4Q Olllq, us. .._ r. "nMNnJ*M\ a ot 18»
(IU.I,J w . ....,. .. 'Yd. !ftw~~G~t IMdL a 1 . ....,. .. ....... at t:tS p.ra. •
O!Nnty Clerk uil a..aldo ..,... ol ~fte7 an.l peeplda
a.tt ot ... 1IMr4l of ..... ~-~ ... .. .........., ...... .... .-~ .!::....:::. -= ... ef 0ruee OIMuer· OOtllnla aL I me f11 tiM IICIIIIi Ill .._ rare RaaJUl..._ .................. ..._...._
.., • -. awpa:ut .._.. •••
12 POINT OVERHAUL
SPECIAL!
75 REG.
PRICE
$122.12
• ~~-• Ill IllES
AtE£ ESTIMATES
FRE£ COMPUSStON CHECK
I. lnst•• New RinCJI
2. Instal New Piston ,ins
).o Instal New Rod leannCJI
4. Comple .. Valve Grind
5. bp•nd P'n+ons
6. Glate lust Cyfindet"
Walls
7. R~ Ream Cyf. W ..
I . At9 Con...ct. Rodt
9.MiftorT~
10. Repleca lp. , • ._
II. Replec. ~if.W &.-...
12. ..,... .. HaM flftiCI , ... "*·•·
12 MONTHS TO PAY
•
•
the POUCE BLOTTER FLAG DRIVE Parking Meters Sugge iteCI
LAUNCHED OaMa 11 .. ~ deelcl. and naonq to....,. mOr. Iota.
~bue ol thel&Dd ~for 11oft ...,._,n Oranp Aw. and
& puidq lot. IMC& AU Ave. &J>III"CCIIllmately
CounclliDen tab*l aetton on a aoo tilt lOUth at land 8t. Mr,
• • , -..S lfGDda7 ..__ to IUit 100n A public heutq wu Mt fot JtQu• from Mu Pope~ contrac, ,_,. apHd to deed ao teet for
(CoDdJlued t.rom Pap 11) Corona del Mar. without paylne . wtth tbe DowDtowft ....-ehant8 June 6 to «.''DDIct.r ~t for approval ol a tentative ltreet ~ 100 1Mt lOUth ot
e IA1'VJIDAY, IIAY 1• ~etr bUl for food at 1;~ a.m. . . . Launcbinl of the local clrtve AMD. on tbe proWem ol .wtae. of ~ ~ dllldl!t ...., :rr..oce. F•IUOI' ot Onta.rto IIIII !NO two-door ledan painted for "A Flac In Every Home" 1e tnc pQ~Uncloca In whict. park. ber two betw•n HU'bGr BlVd.,
• ~ed that w hUe drlv1~ IIOUth a tlct\t blue wu stolen from a belnl made today (Tburaclay) by lnl c11str1ct oM. City Ma.nqer N-" A pel w 18th It ft on lfewport.Freeway 1n the area lft'Vlc:e station lot at 2300 W. the Republican Women of the Gtlol'p Coif~ wee-ted that .. ~,..,., w , · . ·
of Roae K .-.orlal Ba.pltal, a Cout Hwy., Daniel TUcker of 217 Harbor Area, who are meetlna at pa~-klnl ......... be Installed on wu pointed out that th• ••• ! .. d
rock came ot1 the bluft and broke Irvine Ave., Newport Helehta. re-the home of Mra. Sidney Pede. downtown m.ta to provide mon. valua tion of the otl~nal cllatrlc:t
tbe windshield of her car, that ported ... A 17.foot kayak val-430 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar. ~ to .urtace tbe p&rldna lob wu not Jarp en~b to fln&Dce
she did not tee anyone but be· ued at $85, a canoe paddle and Mrs.. Ew~ Grubb of Elalnore,
lleved the roc::k was thrown . . . a cushion were stolen from the Americanism chairman of the
A dog owned by Mrs. Jacquelyn front of the aaraee ot Gary Lov. Southern Divlslon of Callfomla
Younr of 415 Hardlne St., Bal. ell. 1242 W. Ocean Front, New. FederaUon of Republloan WomeAo
boa, was quaranUned after bJt. port Beach· ... Stanley E. Nutrl, wU) explain the movement to
in& Penny Burklaclch, 6, of 204 18, of 122~ 24th St .• Newport the local group. An Informative
Adams St.. Balboa ... Cash total. Beach, told pollee that he was dbcussJon on the recent school
tng $186 was missln& from a forced to drive oft the road of politics ln Lone Beach will be
locked drawer In a cheat of draw. throurh a redwood fence at 3012 presented by Mrs.. Lewis Gardl·
era In her home, Mrs. LouJM M. W. Balboa Blvd., when another ner, Mrs. R. S. Barnes and Mrs.
Jbs of 629 Poppy Ave., Corona del car almoet hit hlm head on ... Wilfred Berls.
Mar, reported . . . Boys tilled her earbage CAn with ------
• SUJIDAY.ICAY 15 water and blew tt up with a fire. A Classified Ad in The Ensiqn
Three male occupanta tn a crac.ker, Mrs. Rose Coffland of brinqs immediate results! C ah
black car left Merle's Drive-In, 216 Ruby Ave., Balboa Island. re. Harbor I I I+ Il l S a nd prove it t
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Glamour
Glimpses
Candidly speakJng, this ls the
season for cotton. Cotton Is a
truly American couture Iabrie.
It's woven of fine yarns. lt takes
beautifully to striking colors, ex.
citing prints and striped effects.
Cotton dresses at O'BRIEN'S run
the gamut from go!! and morn-
Ing cof!ee sllp.ons, to afternoon
tea party dresses ... to t he stun·
ning fn.town en,aemble . . . and
to afternoon tea party dresses ...
to the stunning In-town en.
semble ... and to the late day
cocktaU and evenlng dr~. TIDE 49~
Por a Waist that
C I NCHE S
COIIIIIIhe
INCHE S
The GmiNG and KEEPING of
a SLENDER, HEAlTHY BODY
is more than a mere maHer of
diet. You CANNOT firm sag·
ging tissues and TONE lazy
muscles by a reducing diet
ALONE.
You WlU Gn quicker, safer,
and MORE LASTING resulu
when you combine the actio,
of the miraculous STAUFFER
TABLES with a sane, moderate
eating program.
If )'CMI w•nt th•t 25" waistline
back, call the STAUFFER SYS.
TEM TODAY for a frH Dem-
onstration a nd Personalhted
ftttuN Analysis.
iWIMSUIT BY COLE
Harbor 17~
3117 E. Coast Hwy ..
near Jasmine
CoroDa da1 Mar •
Kimberly S-1010
921 W. 17 St.. Scmta ADa
lkllcmced Ploy-Wot~IIMt
few Tou Little Tota
HAPPY DA Y SCBOOL
440 Heliotrope. Corona del Mar
Harbor 4369
Mrs. Jean Vaughn, dlrectOf
Coale ia CID.d .... fot eJE.
caapa.. aa adorabl• fiDe.
c:becbd cottOD ia .... wttll
the ambrol'*Y .-artly ~
OD tJae bodice. Or fall 1D ~
wttb the ,.._ Cllllldy 8b1ped
~ tacbcl at tbe JUP,.illla
wcdstll• to C)ift a eoUd _..
.u.ct aad c-.,.... wttla ...
batt-able 8tnlp&.
Perfect for a day In the city
~r that Eastern trip you are
planning-Is a new cotton a nd
silk costume tncJudinf a black
sunback or cocktaU dress with
• amart box jacket done 1Ja va.
nJUa for sharp eontrut. rr.
clever and young with big black
buttons and Summer Velvet col·
Jar on the jacket.
CottoGa loomed l.1b aUk. 10
that they comNae the deUc:acy
CIDd tbe riC lla1&la oC tbe '"'"
.uk product wtth tbe atvctr
qa«<JU. of 0Dttoa.. CIN foaa4
1D eCIIIle of ou bettw ~
at a-.IUEJf'S -you'll fill4 a
darliD9 WIIUD-party dNu
wtth a .uky ...._ cloDe ia
briPt red wtua wlllte polka
dotL It baa a .. ooUa. o.att.r·
1D9 ~oo~J-tono UDe. CIDd ..... ty
of pedty bal:lr ... ~ ·-· tlliD9 to watcll ia tiM ...... t
.t"J* 11'0111 DOW OIL
And we have a new lnnova.
tlon starUnc next week at
O'BRIEN'S. <Check Page 5 of this
luue It you want to know) So
that even though you may not
feel like trying clothes on. you'll
enjoy coming In to look at these
latest fashions. And don't forget.
will you, about the wide assort·
ment of styles and sizes for every
f l g u r e now a v a II a b I e at
O'BRIEN'S! -I )
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1515 COAST 80ULEV AD
coaoKA DEL ICO
We Clu1
STROOCK&
CASHMERE
COATS
IIJ lllltll
10~
LOCAL
CELERY • • • e • 9c ea.
Radishes • 3 bun. for 9c
SICAU. 1.0CAL
Tomatoes. • 21bs. 15c
LABGE
Avocados • • •
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t FIUIEDOII.
FISHSnCKS
8111D1rt'K -IU.a
Strawberries
....
ftlg.
10 OL . ....
9c ea.
LEG 0'
ROUND
LAMB
STEAK
A W'Oiadertul n ..... plan tot tiM ...._am.lc b~ •.•
you work fn • complete, modern plant wttb all tbe Ja t.t co~al equipment under aldl*l IUJ*'·
vtaon. We have molda for over 125 Jtema from ow
line that you m.,-u.. dt you may mau your own
deafl'l\f •.• ' .
...,.. -do lt .......... fltll..t.u.
* IIIIJEI NIIDY I
............ by u...,.....
people .. u.. c:.n.. dol
ICcu C:O....aalty Clauda.
WILTEI U.M I -Pl.l
211L.P'q.fhll .. lila 22it
21 IL P'q. II.IM fhla 22je
San Zl1 .. ftL •
SWISS STEAK
ROLLED ROAST
PRIME RIB ROAST
Shoulder Lamb Chops 49~
Lamb Shoulder 35'-
Breast o' . Lamb IOl
Beef ·Short · Ribs lli'-
tean .Ground Beef 4 ·~. ... '1"
Pork