HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-07-07 - Newport Harbor Ensign.,olvn _..' State ~oins ~ 'lr/Ue In Pro1ec1
• * * * * * ' The State Dlvlston of Hl&h·
ways has Informed Orange
County that the state Is willing
to parti ci pat e In tht> long
planned projf'<:'t Cor C(>nstruc:tlon
of a high IPvel bridge for Upper
Newport Bay.
1 County Supervisor Ht>lnt Ka hwr
lnformt'd the Ensign Yt>Sif.'rday I that Edward Tf.'lforrl. dlstrk t
I f"ng1neE>r nr District VII of ttw
1 Division of Highway!!, has writ
I ten a lettPr to that efff'<'t to A.
S Kcx·h. county road romml.s
sloner.
1 Mr. Telford wrote tha t the Dl
ViSion of Hl&bways has t>Hn au
thorized to negotlaiP a n agrf't>
ment with Orangp County The
state agrees to partlcipatt> In the
amount that the stale had
pla nned for t he reconstruction of
the prt"Se'nt highway and low
tevel brldgt-Into a s ix lane road
way The nate also agrM!S to
take over tht> rl'Spnnsibillty of
the engi n~rlng work requ1red to
complete the project. e TEln'ATJVE PLANS
W'KA'n ALL TillS P'VSI ayw-r about the dllappecll'IQ9 bOMt
We'll Mlft It oac:. ad fer alL..., tiMN tbJ'M -.perta. 5-yecu-old
autb.. .... JNI'-old Ulldcl Cllld RowanS. 7. the •t.pria~Dg c:h1l4nll
of llr • ..S Mrs. Rut'lll llc:JitU.... 5al W....._.... A..._ lfewpol't
......... Rutb. wbo Ia the ....... pa.a-,.-epber foi tiM Eulp.. ..
~ the IIOlutloD of U.. aatJoo.wt4Je m.,.-y wttb bta
The county alrt-ady has tt>nta
tlve plans tor the h igh lt>vel
bridge. The approach to the
brldee Crom the west.-rly side
would take ott from the prt"5t"nt
Coast Highway a short distanet"
easterly of the Johnson lr Son
car agency hf>adquartt'f'S lndlne
along the Cliff Havt-n bluff, up
to the undt>Velo~ area nf'ar the
Kines Rd curve. then cross over
17th St.. Bay Shore Csmp and
=· .......
COaoKA DEL IIU. CALIP. • TR011SJ)AT. JD1. T 7. 1155
I the Upper Bay on pilings. con
nectlng agaJn with the pr~nt
Coast Highway w~terly of tht>
Marine Ave. junction A full
cloverleaf interM"Ctlon Is planned
there.-.
This rt>port of progre-ss Is of
particular importanC'~ bfo<'ause
I the entire d~v~lopment of Upper
Bay rests upon a definite pro
gram for locatfn& the hf&h level
bridge. e laET taV'IRE OFPJCIALS
The Upper Bay project was
L'"""'"'....,:-u last week In a meetln&
of Newport City Council m~
bers and Irvine Co. officials. who
describe-d some ot their tenta.
tive plans to the Council.
Tbe Upper Bay was the reuon
for another meetin& lut Wftk,
wha. c:lty and county lllt.a1b pt ......... Jar ......... ..::. ......
Hearing Set ~~~~~ .. b.~·:~ .. : ~~;,~'7.~~~ :;~.:. s .... ,o. court ~·" "" ....
trailer park on the Newport Bay provement. Basis Cor the re-com-set for 9:30 a m. Wednesday.
front between 16th and 18th mendatlon may be the four plana July J3. o n the t~t of coMtitu The Newport Beach Elemen-
tary School truat~ cut the 1955-
56 operating budget Tu~ay
evening from $932,000 to $908.125
and aet the public hearing for
the rerular Aug. 2 board meet-
tnr.
Supt. Roy Andersen aald that
the reduction was tor the most
part cuttlnr the reserve funds.
The total budget may be revlsed
further d o w n w a r d when the
exact tiCUTea ol estlmated In·
come are avaUabJe. h e aald. This
wUl be known when the total
useaed valuation la announced.
perhaJM! next week.
· The tax rate will be 90 cent.OJ
per $100 assessed valuation. plus
a~K>ut 2~ cenu additional for
community services and district
contribution to employee retire·
ment.
The truatees adjourned their
meeting to 8 p.m. Tueaday, July
19. when the bids for Elementary
School No. 5, In Newport Heights,
wtll be o~ned.
Ernie • s . Cafe
O~ner Is Held
stntots and economic analyses already tlonaJity of the City of Newport · ~ach Easter Wf't>k orolnan~. This battle wtJl come to a head prepared by the city enelneer., The action was fUed last
when a public hearing Is held Plans No. 1 and 2 suggest a pub-I March. Just before Easter W('('k.
on the city's plan to Increase Its lie bt>nch westerly ot the Trailer , by Harry c. Brewstt-r ol 5527 1
rental revenue by expanding and (Qmtlnued on pap 8) Onacrest Drive. Los AngelE-s.
Improving the trailer park. owner of property at 305 Am.-
Opposed to the proposal will be s II c ft thyst Av~. Ba lboa Island. He Is I a considerable g.roup of citizens. m a r a repres~ntl'd by Santa Ana at
!New Agency
i I ~A •• :s~ r.!. ~~ :oa ..
who are asking the city to get c 8 • torney Ro bert Corfman 1
out of the traller park business ourse egtns At that time.-Mr Brt'WStN •
entirely, and to convert the area sought a temporary Injunction to
Highway across from thP Balboa
Bay Club will soon ha\e-another
headquarters. w ith tt Pontiac
dea lersh ip. Lt'Rlly Carvt'r Jr of
Los Angc.-les Is now N•mplt-tln~
tht> plans for thf' bullrllnR he-
will ronstruct Just Wl''lterly of
Hoskin and Sons &at Wurk~ Into a publlc stU! water beach. stop the city from enforc ing the
1th kl d Cood d d I k A small craft and watt'r safety ordinance. The injunction was FLIGHT w par ng an an r n course Is being oUered by the I concnslons to provide a source N t H bo HI h Sch 11 not granted. and the ordinanct> The Punt lac agr nc}' will t>.•
jolnl n~ Miller Ch t>vrolt't Olrtsmo
bile-. Johnqon It Son Llm"'in
~1ercury and Lou RN"d & A...S<l<'
ChrysiPr Plymouth
t>wpor ar r g 00 h as remained In for<'e. I of reevnue. summer recreation program. The .
At the last Council meetlng l locatlon Is on the bay tx'tw('{'n I Th.-law ~n QUE'Stlon Is Ordl OF
the city manager and city en th ~ Sco t Ba d th B I nanct> No 141. which requires e a u se an e a licensing for Easter We-.:>k ren
.. • Arrest ··~· Iller 3-Car Cra ..
I boa Bay Club. J ane Baker Is in I ta ls and allows city pollee a nd I str~or. ill bt.' th 1 f rlre 'offlclal.5 to ch('Ck rentals for PAllADE EJfTIIT-The City of lfewport Jleoch fJocrt ia the ~lat em-
ere w ree sess ons. 0 I overcrowding. a1 "---,._ ty P-·-t Jut --.. B tl .... Beach
two weeks each. The flrst sesston Mr. Brewster claimt-d tha t t he :!u ab;;;":O.'"'":a Nlsa ";;;: ~ ~iDVha: o~asoS,.~a
begins today (Thursday) and ordinance was an m vaslon of h is A..._ CorODa dti Mar. la aboard the eatr( ct.plctul9 the famous
will continue all of next week I property right!~ His suit claimed FU9bt of tbe Saowblrda b~d eacb SUJIUDft oa Mewport Hart»«.
Fireworks El,...
l1 Back of TniCk
and the Wf't>k followtne. that the ordinance was unconsti (Enslp Pboto) The pro&ram Is • as follows:. tutlona l. unduly opprMSive. arbi ---- _ _;__ _______ _
Linda Wilkin" of Sant<\ Ana
-.ufff•r~>d a burn on hN right
lhiRh "-hrn a bro. of fll'f'Workl§
rxplndf'rl 1n the hack of a pickup
trurk tn \l.htch o;hf. was riding at
2 Z2 p m Sunda) at Coast Hwy.
;~nd Mannr A\'f>, Ne-wport Beach,
thf' :"t>wpnrt IWn<'h fin-depart
9 to 10, row boating; 10 to 11.1 trary and dlscrlmmatory N Add • • B R d
paddle boardlne: 11 to noon. out ew ataons to e ea y
board motorboatlng and repair y--.L J-.1. .... .&.
shop; noon to 1. lunch and rest r.-..... tnill• For Fall Semester at OCC period; 1 to 2. canoeln&; 2 to 4,
aalltnr. It's for all ag'1• and any llfl PlltM C.
combination of courses m ay be
taken.
2 P.O. Cl.ta let
IIIOo/o II 01.-c Till
Two c leru In the Corona del
Mar Post Otflce have received a
100 per cent rat1nr In an exami-
nation on castnc outgoing m all.
Poetmuter Verne Watson an-
nounced tht. week.. They are
Harold SwaJUIOn and LJn Sheely.
ln order to achieve this perfect
record, the clska mu.t knoW
A city trash truck betng ba('ked
by James C. Ibbotson of 112 Opal
Ave .. Balboa Is land. hit a parked
car on Opal St. between tht' S.
Bay Front Speedway and the
sidewalk at 11 :50 a.m. last
Thursday. Newport poll~ re
ported.
Mr. lbbotSJOn aald that ht' was
not employed by the city and
had not been authoriz:ed to drive
the truck but that the truck was
blocklnc Opal Ave. A 18-lnch
serach resulted to the l~.tly
parked car rertste~ to the ltlrk
hlll RubbeT Co. ot LaVerne. po
lice ald.
mPnt rrportf'<i
The new addition of several ' roomo;; rf'ad) to mtwe-Into just Matcht>s 1n th<' box Wf>rt' ap·.
classrooms. a reading laboratory pr10r tn the opi>nln~ da~ of parently lit by frict ion a nd lgnlt
and faculty officeft to the library !!l<'hool on &-pt 12... \1r 1\.lmt>s Pd lht> fireworks Tht' truck was
building at Orange Coast College Sllld C'onstruct1on started t'&rly 1 bt>i d 1\• b th 1 I' f th Is pi'OC'ft'dlng according to plan, In March Total rost of the C'\10 ng r ~n Y E> i r 1 • er.
William F. Kimes. assistant su stru<'t ion Is Sll 'l.OOO ThE> add! Olf'n W Wllk\ns of S3nta Ana.
perlntendent ln charge of bust tlon was dt"slgnf"d bv the S<'h!lOl I Flrc.-men we~ railed to the.
ness. saJd this week. AI"C'hltt'<'t~ Rkha rd NE'utra, Rob seen<>. The rf'Sultlna Clrf> burned
"We plan to have the class ert Alexander a nd Rich ard Pie clothin g. " blanket and a ptllow. ..... , ....... F•••l•l•• ...
Servf~ tor Mrs.. M .-y E.
Waltu Davis. 74. of 140 E. 20th
St.. Costa ...... were held naes
day In Pa.rk8-R:td.ley Cha~l
wtth Rev. Charles Rand omda
Ung.
Mrs. Davis d.Jed Thunlday of
a heart attack In Or~ Oount7
R~ttaJ. She wu a nattv. ol
pr Gi!oneral cons truction is 1
being done by Famularo and •'1 .. TM .......
Stromberg I
The butldln& will tw utillzt'd J1 Wrhi.W ~
prlmartly to hou:~ u~nd ln!f 1 ...
cl~ ln En&lls h and Social Sci
en~ field Cla~ will contlnu.-
to be howwd In N"modelled struc
tun!la a.s wc-11. be<'aust' of the ln
c.':ftUf!d enrollment anticipated
at the <:oil~ Mr Kimes said.
... '"'"?t;;.<>:e;;;,--~:· ii~'"""
I e e e M 1 1 i & E M M M M M M HiM M 8 i:J M M + 8 M M M E M M 8 I M I 8
e IT'S LEGAL-BUT • • •
Just to set the record stroight. the l&w soys th&t our City Coun-
cil con hold secret meetings--if personnel matters ore being discussed.
Newport's City Council wos with in its legal rights in b&rri ng re·
porters from its closed meeting l&st week when the chorges of ''irregu·
l&rities in certoin city dep&rtments" we re discussed.
Leg&l , to be sure. But the consequences of the mon ner in which
the investigotion wos held served only to show the folly of secrecy
in the conduct of city offoirs. In this cose the secrecy wos well in·
tended to protect blomeless city personnel. BMt the contr&ry wos the
inevit&ble result. Who ore the indiscrete ones? Who &re in the cleor?
Only rumors c&n tell. And rumo~ hove o w&y of putting the finger on
just obout onyone. And did.
The mec!lningless jumble of nonsense thc!lt come out of thc!lt closed-
doors discussion wos worse thM nothing. I me<!ln the officic!ll stc!ltement
issued by the City Council <!~bout how hc!!ppy everyone now is &bout
everybody else in the munici pal f<!lmily. To <!Ill byst<!lnders it &n·
nounced "whitewc!lsh." <!~I though it is rloutly explc!!ined thc!lt such is not
the cose <!It <!Ill.
Whc!!t it really meens, 'tis sc!!id. is thc!lt <!Ill city employees <!Ire on
notic&---&nd they d<!~sn't do thc!lt no more ; end furthermore thot our
city mM~er now hc!ls the full authority. with full b&ding of City
Council, to see thet everyone behoves, or suffer the dire conse·
quences. As simple &s thot-wl.ich is precisely whc!lt every sensible
businessm&n requires. on pc!!in of dismissal. from everyone in his em-
ploy. And since it's th&t simple. why did not our City Council beh&ve
like grown up folks, f&ce the issue squorely ond honestly. end issue &
st&tement thet meMt whet it w&s supposed to me&n? And if th&t in-
vestigation could h&ve been fully end property reported, there would
be no suspic.ioo5 rumors, the "irregularities" woold have. been dealt
with es th.y deserved, end no one .U. would be touched by the
stigma of suspicion, beuuse everyiflinq would be out in the open.
• • •
• THE BURDEN IS ON US
All this •s just by woy of le&ding up to the feet thet our govern ·
ment offici&ls do not underst&nd the v&lue ond necessity for the full
bl&ze of publicity on &II offici&! octivities. Worse yet, the public too
does not much understood or core.
Th&t puts the burden on us. the notion's newspopermen. Most of
you folks look upon us &s just enother business. But we ere much more
thM thet. We do hove the normol problems ond respon~ibilities of
other privote enterprise. but we oh.o have the high obligetion of pro-
viding informetion. This public trust of ours is so vitel thot its sefe-
guord wes written into the First Article in our Constitution's Bill of
Rights, which provides thc!!t Congress shell moke no lew abridging the
freedom of speech or of the press.
We in the newspoper business recognize the foct !hot the public
does not concern itself overmuch with this greet privileqe. Its token
for granted. ond the little-by-little chipping owoy ot thi5 freedom qoes
t..nnohred. nerefore we of the press must ourselves be the etern.;lly
v•g.Jo ... I guord•ons of the freedom of the press.
• • •
e WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
Why so viq•lont? Con t we trust our government officiols. who.
after oil. are onswe roble to us? The deploroble reality is thot ell over
the nation we see exemples of government officiols suppressing in·
formotion, not doring to trus t the wisdom of the people to know
whot s best for themselves.
This is why it's importont: "An informed public mokes the dif.
ferenc e between mob rule ond democrotic government. If pertinent
ond necessary in formation on governmentol edivities is denied the
public, the result is o weekening of the democrotic process ond the
ultimate otrophy of our form of government."
That is o statement by U. S. Rep. W illiom Dowson concerning the
congressional investigation of news suppression in our notion's cepitol.
The s~me stotement applies equelly well right here et home.
And more so . . . becouse we at the "ground level" of government
ere the foundotion of ell our freedoms.
New Certified Mail Service
Is Offered by Post Offices
Local poet offices are now ot-
fertnr a new certltled mall aerv-
lee, whJcll facllltat• the eendtnr
of rnaJI in cues where the eend-
Fi re me n Save
Me sa Boy, 3
i ll
Jlolw .. Gebhart, 3, ~ !lo83 Thla11a copy otaletter t have .me.. Tbey ahow a ,. .. ,ct f« sc.at. at.. c.o.ta ....._ wu aaved eent to aty Coundl about tbe the YOt.ert uad a eo~.-.. ••• or
ft'om »-fble dMUI bJ Jfewpott ctty e._k·tNuwer Job: the ,..,. lrUIIt tiM7 Ia& .. u
lelch flnmeo at a:a p.m. SUn-"CCtJ CoulM:tl ot lfewport &eadl, ._.uta ot the peopa. u4 bn·
dlly. "Madam lb7« ud Oentlemea, clllnt t.be pubUc'IJD!OM7.
Tbe boy fell tnto the bay at 510 ''I undentand the City Cow.etl e lftLI. liOn
BY~~---
38th St. lfewport lllanct and wu 11 cut1q about Jn eearcb t• a Keep your flnrea ~ un.
reec:ued by b11 father. The clllld new cJty clerJt.t.reuww. Some ot til the city tax rate ftxlnr date.
wu not breatbtnt wben ttremen them .,. •u.rretttnr thet theee :rMre 11 lt111 hope I• a lt.03
arrived at u.e --. the are de-jobl be rtven to John 8a1.lcn, rate.
partment reported The boy ~tart. city ma.napr. TbJI would not • tv.a. or nm ......,_,
eel bnathlnJ ~ the reecue carry out the charter, which ere-COuncUman Gerald a • n n e t t
e LOJfQ JIAUL
rt'a really amaztna how dry It
can be, sometimes. away out
P,ere on tbe broad PacWc. I
tound out lut Thursday. So dJd
"Uncle Harry" Rogers and Hal
Kenoyer. We were on Uncle Har-
ry's Adequate. Chuck Smlt.b wu
skipper. rm ltlll wonderlng how
he managed to stay awatte so
long on two cups of coftee.
'I went to bed at 10 o'clock
Wednesday In one ol the Ade.
quate's forward bunks. At 2:05
a.m. Thursday, I was awakened
by the gentle earthquake that
comes from starting two 145 h.p.
Chrysler engines. At 2:25, Uncle
Harry and Hal were aboard,
bright. eyed. bushy-taJled and
rearln' to go.
We picked up three scoops of
bait from the Billy Boy, headed
out on 170 degrees at 3:05 a .m .
It's sure dark at that hour, espe.
clally at 18 knots. We hit only
one thing before daylight. Must
have been an orange crate, or
some bull whip kelp. Chuck
slowed down to see that every.
thing was o.k. lt was.
e TilT EVEJITTBDIG
There was aome light In the
east by 4:30. We slowed to troll-
Ing speed at 6:30, and In went
the jigs. Hal put on a jap head,
Harry the plastic head he caught
the first albacore oo. I went for
a little red and whJte. I was
using my new 3/6 Silaflex rod
Cor the first time. The pull of the
jig put a beautiful curve In it.
We were somewhere ot1 San
Clemente Island, but we couldn't
see lt. What we did see was the
Navy. First, a submarine. Then a
lot of "cans"~estroyers. 'Itlen a
nat top. They were all around
us. Too many!
We saw the Lady Margaret. It
was Gordy WevUl, rIght on
schedule, as usual. Then the
Dolly. We saw the Frontier, with
Spike Tatt up, talking like Drag.
net. Ben Arnett on t.be Sabre was
aomewhere farther aouth, along
with the other San Diego boata.
We trolled on.
• IIVDK AWAKDJifG
F• a lonr time we trolled. We
eha,.ed JJp. I wired -up the one
Walt Balderston won an Inter-
clu~ Albacore Tournament with.
No soap. Finally, I got out one
of Roy Boa's pet&-hiJJ new,
smaller. lighter depth gUder. Be-
hind It I put a plutlc squid. Late
last year, thll combo produced
when nothing elee would. I felt
sorta confident now. The glider
put an ~n mo,. beautiful curve
In my new SIJaflex. I ltretched
out on foam rubber. It wu peace-
ful out there, just trolling along.
KER-WHOOM! I jumped u
high as a marlln being hooked
up.
"What did we hit?" I guped.
Hal a nd Harry laughed unW
they shed tears . .Just then there
was a nother ear-spUWng "Ker-
whoom." I glanced to starboard.
A curtain of yellow name belched
from the guns of a destroyer not
a h u ndrcd yards from us. Sec-
on~ later I saw a mighty geyser
rlse near the target, a squarlah
object a mJJe and a hall away.
Yep, we would be flshlng right
In the middle of the Navy's tar.
get practice.
Came a famUiar voice. Glovan.
nl was announcing that he wu
Cor trying white sea baas. This
firing didn't do tiMing any good
~ldn't let him enjoy It. Nuts to
. ate. tho. ~Uona not under mlllt be rolnr to nlabt ldlool to tlon of Oap. 'lbe only one 1 equa~ reaWidtatot ...., Uled.. A nor appointed by the city mana-that old mae«ro from Tau, LH '
couldn't find wu tbe one with pbyafdan wu called alto to rer. 'lbere are four pc*tJon.e Iabell. Under Mt. Bennett'• pJd.
the little animal op lt. You know, treat the boy. under the charter to be filled by ance, the majority voted to put
the black one with the white appoJntment b1 the Councll-cJty on a 2-cent tax for adWrtlllnr.
strlpee clown tt.a back. 'lben I ,.. D st·· k mana,er, attorney, treuurer and 'nlll plua the reMrVe already on
membered. I took It tenderly out Fogo IC ers clerk, and they .,.. &C!COUntable hand will add up to t17,'7i0 for
ot my tackle baf. SJx albacore to the Council only. them to apend on "'&lilt."
and slx marlin bllk radlatJnr \A./'!111 Compete ··comblntnr the clerk and You folkl voted to curtaJJ the
like the spokes ot • wh~ around 'f'f I treuurer poeltJona II a lorleal, Chamber ot Commerce, but they
a red circle, all on a Oeld ot yel-een.alble and economical move. can't take a hint from your vote.
low. The Holtman Rex had ltrUck M'ore than ~ in prtz.e. are May I invite the attention ol the So next t1Jne you ahould be more
apJn! Up with the Oar. betnr ~ for the Southern Cou.ncU to the name o1 Florence specWc In your «dentoCouncll .
The sun came out tlnally, u CalllotnJa Cbasnplon.tWp R.oeket CoolJnr u a natural. Her experi-Remember they are your terV·
we saw the Eut End and the Poco SUck races to be held at enc:e and tralnlnr outdlltance anti, not your mutera.. Put a
SlJde. Gu at Avalon. Even with the Oran~e County Fflr, ftartln~ any one that I can think of. She propoaJUon on the ballot to Umlt
that extra 20 gallons It wu cut-Au~. 9. wu elected by write In u tre.. any and all ~dJtwft fot ad-
tlng It too cl~. The water wu Qu~ eventl wUJ be held urer. In ~lte of all the rqed. vertlaJnr to ts,OOO a year. That'll blu~ and clear most of the way in the afternoon ot Aug. 9, 10, 11 blockl thrown In her path by the learp 'em, by heck.
home. Chuck pulled the Ade. and 12. ChamplonshJpa In four clique abe eccepted and carried e MlfiAU. I VOGUTJO•
quate alonplde the dock at 7:30. divisions wUJ ~ conducted Sat-out the duti• of treuurer for Did you hear •me of the
• PAJlTIIEa IOVTII urday. Aug. 13, whJeh wUl be three yean, flrat without pay. eouncllmen aay that they knew
we sure tried, anyhow. The 35-KldA', Day at the Fair. Captain then $50 a month, later $100 a t.be pinball machln.-pay oft?
Mile Bank had a good going .Jet of 'IV will be ma.ater of cere. m?nth, finally $1.50. Did you hear our pollee chief say
over. Of aU the boats In the area. moniH 'She was aurrounded by an that ''we probably all know pay. Ra~ "111 be conducted ~th aura ot reslatance and non-co. oU. are made"T Did you hear !_~oy ;.~lke eDos, lolnye hlaodnr-~nn.nectAweday· for boys and for M•ls with four operation, which she quietly en-our city attorney's advice to city
£"" Dw u ... • dured and by her quiet attention councll not to retuae renew au down the line, outside of the Cor-dlvtaiona ln each caterory. First to her duties and pleasant and of plnball licenses becauae there
onadoa, It was dJflerent. They division is open to all youngsters eutclent manner won her way Js now no Jeral ground to refuae did all right. The Paulerto II had below eight years of age; In the lnto the good graces of moat of the licenses.
60 aboard. for only hall a dozen second group are those from 8 to her fellow workers, not however This Jeada, to a suu•Uon for
passengers. Probably a n e Y' 11; tbe third Includes those from the key men of the clique. ShaJl a aolutlon: Jtefua. to renew the
achool moving up the line. Hope 11 to 14, and the senior dlvlalon I name names or just official po-license., or u lt'a too late tor
they keep moving. This coming Includes 14 through 15 years. sltlons -the attorney, clerk and that. revoke tlf'em u belnr dml-
week-end Is that mighty compe-Gold-plated pogo sticks wiJI be city manarer. mental to the welfa,. and mor-
tltlon. the lOth Interclub Alba-awarded to the champions, "In addition to her official du. ala ot our citizens, especlally our
core Tournament. at Avalon. I'd chrome plated sticks to the sec. ties she gave moat generoualy .of young people. Let the llceruse
sure like to break In that n~ ond place winners and regular her tlrne and energy to Mayor holder, the Beach Amusement
Sllaflex on something more ex. rocket sticks to those placing Dora HUI'a youth program. ln· Co., aue the city ll be waratl to
clUng than a depth glider. third. eludlnr Easter Week. There has chalJenge thll action. That we
I almost forgot. One m~mber never been the slightest question would like to ~-That would
of the famiJy got llsh. It was Old ot her lndu.stry or Integrity. The give us ju.t the Investigation we Grumpy, the alligator. He's de. IJWMia .. llelr duties of clerk and treasurer want.
veloped a taste for pin-head an. would be u routine to here u Wanta bet that he would
chovtn---enoopy about anything C.tiiiJ• IIMrf ham and eggs to a qulc:k try aue?? Oops, I'm lOrry ... that el.w. We picked out all the pJn. r-' artist. would be rambllnr.
heads before we dumped the Kiwanis President Roy Your-"I recommend her aolely <'n
bait. Grumpy will be fat and stone, who has been at~ndlng merit, and I hope that my rec<'lm·
su.sy u he makes his debut at the International Convention mendatlon will not prove to be
the "Young Uns Zoo" up at Gene a handicap to her. She l.s nble Clark's Buffalo Ranch. By the held In Cleveland, will give a and willing to serve."
way ... but that't another story. report on the convention at the There you are folks. It's dem
• PaOOP U ADIWG noon meetJnr today (Thursday) seldom that a city hu an appU.
Safe Opened,
Nothing Taken
of the Newport Harbor IOwanls 11 alW-.a ~-Friend "Finn," author of "Flab cant u we qu ~~:u u ~·· How th• front door of the Co-Club at the VUla Marina Restau. Cool Tails" ln the Santa Ana Inde-rant. Florence. Jnr. rona del Mar Travel .Afency et
pendent, IJJ ,.porttnr mighty bl~ • A LOT OP ITDD1' 3532~ E. Cout Hwy. wu opened
flah Jhese ~ SpeakJnr ot the -Pill& • ._. It's both amazlnr and rratlty. aloq lf1th the ..r. door after
SolaDo. be IQII! Jl, •• 11M tOwr 0 Liiiid:t, 31 • -• • ....,. ina to IIDd tbat Oourwft..,... ~. a. boa ... 11ft liMit r=led .,..,.
aalmon be tu. been taldnt wu u Ne--t lara ..., fiN lft tiM ••U r1 _. ....., MrCQ ,.-t ,.._ 1 •••· not a matt« ol ludr ... IUIIdaf w ~mow • lllUdl about tbe c1t7 e.a .._, ..... ad 11.000
. . . added to h11 collec::t.lon wd home of BtnrY G. Coon of 3'72) bud,et. 1bat allow. a lot ol WOfk m cbeelr.l ~ lrJ tbe tale undJa.
another of the arne type we,rh· Ocftn Blvd.. C.Ona del Mar;;! ln a V«Yihort ttme. Tbey know turbed, poUee were told by bu.
lng 251 Jbs." 7:38 p.m.. lune 29. The more about our flnanclal attain ineu 0 a M
Past! Finn! Have It canned and charred cupboardl aver the .tove, right now than most CouncU Bufh• ":td~lne ~I~~:~ t e
I'll take two cues! Better still, damaged wallpaper and wlndow members usually do ln a tour. Both I&Jd thav 1_.. t 1 na.d hav~ Jt boWed" 8Cfeen& year term. ~~ oaL a p.m.. an
. . Do you know that at the returned at 2:30 p.m. to Ond the
• budret hearing In 1951 there wu doon open. There were no pry Newport C··ty Budget Figures only one cltlzen In the audience mara. Nothtnr In the bulldlnr and that he uked Just one ques. wu dlstutbed. A.nothe member
tlon In the 15 minutes that lt of the t1nn. Dorothy C. McKenna Following are the propoeed expenditures for 1955-.56 for the City
of Newport Beach and the estimated lncome for the fiscal year. as
listed In the budget p,.pared by the dty manarer. The budget wa•
approved Jut week. with reductions ln t.be city clerk-treasurer bud·
get and 1n the cont1n1ency, park. library, mtrement and bond
funds.
cvaaDrT EDEJIIK I'1JRD
a'UDOEft aT DUAa1'KI.JnS
liN-55
City Attorney ........................................... =-.. 13.590.00
BulldJng Department .............................. 34,994,00
City Clerk It City Treuurer ... -......... -:10,180.37
1151-M
$ 13,482.80
took the Councll to rubber atamp of ~ w: <>c.an Front, New-
the cJty manager'• p~ port linch. had taken the day
budge. My, how tlmea have off. Sbe wu contacted and aald
dlanged, and do we like It, but abe had not been ln all day.
rood.
Thll yeat'a budget hearing wu
quite a thow, and boy, I never
heard sweeter muaJc. To make
It a complete success all the two
end men needed were two other
Council members In the aupport.
lng rol~ to put thla eaaentJal
UAQ TID DIGail
The l ack Stabla returned late
lut month to their former home
at 501 Orchld Ave., Corona del
Mar, alter maldng their home
for a while at ~ St. lemea Pl.,
Clltf Haven. City Hall General ................................. _ 84.621.13
Electrical Department ............................ 35,446.00
38,115.00
19,.2S6.00
75,487.20
36,560.00 ----------~----------
Engt.neerlnr Department ........................ 17.984.00
Fire Department _................................. 138,375.00
AdmJnJatratJve ·-... --........................... 14.3H.OO
Purchasing II Warehoualng ....... -....... 20,902.00
Pollee Department .............................. _.. 197,783.85
Street Department ............................. -288,030.00
Finance Department ................................ 22,938.00
Sewer Department _ ......... ·-·-·-----f0.2)0.00
Total Operattnr Budret .......... ........$ l'll.-.a5 Con~nct• ---·--.. -.. -·--.-.oo AL BUDGET ----·-..$ 965,7&35 Worklnr Fundi II Revolving Inventory Funch ____ ...... -152,736 . .62
18,012.00
155,860.00
15.980.80 24,079.00
240,167.00
322,782.00
21.(DC.OO
47,514.00
$1.028.2SI8.t0
40,000.00
$1.088.218.40
I IIDS TH A T II A I W A TCHING
'
the Navy! Nut. to this albacore TOTAL BUDGETED •
racket! APPROPRIATED J'UNDS ... -$1.21B,SK.g7 tt...o.-.18
Funny, but evt'rywhere we TOTAL F1.TND8 AVAILABLE~ Sl.M0.8.11
trolled, that dumed ablp towtn~ ••• 1be follow1nr Bud~ have been Tf&Mferrecl ftom tht CVf. the target kept followtnr ua. ,.nt Experule Fund to l'und.a u ln~ated beJow-Tra.Oer Park
Once Cordy aald '"''bere'a a to Traller Park Fund; l.Jfe Guard tO Park Fund; Park. ._dl •
amall boat over there between Recreation Fund to Park Fund; Harbor Dept. to Submerfed
that target and a destroyer-No. Land oU Fund. '
723-yeah-right on schedule." · CUDDT D<fUD ~
The small boat wu us. But we Estimated Balance u of 8-30-M ' m.,a.oo weren't the:re long. •artllllted Ill u 1 1...,.
Current ~ue hnd -··-···-.......... ..$ S58,C8>.52 31113,Jlf.f'f • aucz WITII Wilttt rrmns
At 3 o'clock we rave up. 1be
lut :10 p.llon..-tbe extra ~
were ln the tanb. We hadn't
done a thlnr but ride, troll. eat,
talk. nap and look. I looked
t.hrourh the Adequate'• collet·
Current Tu• ---~-··--.. -·-·-Tranaterred from Gu Tax Fund -l.t,:IOO.OO ~.fkle
Total FuncSI .AvaJlable ---------·JlMl.-.. Buqe.t JJC5&...S6 1-.-.fO
·----• S73,0'70.!fl
•
.
The Fllthfy Ba•~le Blr4
s.· •• bird of ,.-.,.,_al..,.-the
aola.tblt ......... to IKttiilillli ....
.... .,... M pat. qp a ,Dod IIPL
eaa·~ ... w.,... to .-to.._.,..._
Sabatiall: 111M S,Mal • 4J'IIk*....,.,
coa...-t ,., to ret JOV beikl•l
clalia.Ail .. ,.. 4Afolll .. ... _ ......... ...,.u. ...... ....
,.. ... Ia ...... -aila't ... tO ... ....... ,.... .......... .
'
taD.,..,., JVL1' '· ...
ltandanJ I b a d • CloUw and CUtoal Spedaldee e Dra~ Hardware
• Venetian IUJldL •
-!J. 8J,J;, f~Hfo.IN
.......... •cau ... oaa.. .... ........... ,... .....
Baton Contest
Is Set for Fair
Jlarbor ~ baton twlrlen an
lnvtte4 to partldpate In the 19SS
Calttomla Station Champloosh.lp
contest to be held ln conjunction
with the Oranee County Falr,
Auc.•t4. ' The atattr conte.t wUI deter.
m.tM the junior and Mnl« cham.
plona Who wlll comp.te ln tht
National Conte.t at the St. Paul
.............. ~ Winter Camlval In February,
FEI ... _. 1956.
, 1 -Dtvltlon cornpetltlona wtll start
QMJIII' ..... YeJMIM Wednetday, Aug. 10. at the Fair. •••••U JlOWlda on Newport Blvd. be-aDd aU U1fiOif ,...__ • • • tween Santa Ana and Newport
.,. ... ._ ,._ .. ......_ Beach. The charnptonahJp flnat.
riCK Vf & DEUYDY and p?Hentatton of awards are ~eheduled fot Sunday, Aua. 14. BUD II 'I ~ TrophJ.. ana apeclal award•
@ •• ....... ..._ . are ~ebeduled for Sunday, Aug.
14.
Xewped .._. Trophl~ and ~lal awards ..._ .a will be oUered In the fully eta•
0.... Z..., Dar aWed contest. whJch Ia open to
'f..-.. • ,-,... both boys and gl:rls [rom tour
years of age to over 15 yean. a. ........... .
YARN SHOP
rtn E. eo.t llltbwar
Conea cW .... }lA 0157
Knitting, Crocheting and
Needfepolnt Supp.Ues
Knitting Baga
Speclallzed Acceseories
and Instructions
BOV118
Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Uadft Jlfew Naaa; eat
IIAPPT DAY ICBOOL
f• Wtul Polk
440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
Harbor 4369
Mrs. lean Vaugl\n, director
A Classif..d Ad i" TM Ensiqn
brinqs immediate results! Cah
Harbor 1114-111 S end S>I'O"• it I
In addJtion to champlonahlp
and division trophies, there wlll
be Sw~pstakes awards to both
boys and glrls for finest mastery
of the baton. a seidel Soloist
baton tor the twltler demonstra.
tlng greatest showmanship, a
Seidel Varsity baton for the con
testant traveling farthest to par
ticlpate, and a !'aid ICholarshlp
to "Clinic in the Sky," a baton
class ot the Ted Otis Majorette
Studio under dlrectlon of Arloha
Puzey, for the most o utstanding
apprentice class twlrler.
Judges will be recoenlzed a nd
accredited by the National Baton
Twirling Association and by the
American Association of Contest
ludges ..
People have been
wying ••• and ·
belt.Ying .....
YOU CAll
DO BEllER
at
You bring the lcnmdry w. do the work •••
New Low Pric:"
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
WASHEREIIE
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MG11f cuuJ ~ewJd
DADQ'OAirTDI POa
IIDIIES'TIYS, ..........
1101 .. c..a Jtwy. al J "-1 c.-a del ....
(Next to All American )(arketl
~:D~c::;;-, JIAUC)a ...
• .A*IItsal&. .................. *
.OAT aVIID
tuDITOU
J'ILLOWI DIIULA'nOII
Wll ......
TBE FOUIEa Madellu LeV em Zerbe became the bride ot Boward
PbWp M~ lD a home cenaoay JUDe 25. (MCiftle Price photo)
Miss Madeline LeVan Zerbe
Weds Howard Philip Malone
A small wedding ceremony at groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
home followed by a reeeptlon Cor I Howa rd E. Malone or Uplands.
100 guests at the Balboa Bay Ca lif. His father. an army chap
Club were special events for Miss lain. performed the wedding rites.
Madeline LeVan Zerbe and How. After a h&neymoon in Yose
ard Philip Malone. mite, the couple will make their
The young couple were united home In San Francisco. The new
In marriage at 1 p.m . ceremony Mrs. Malone has just graduated
on June 25th. Madeline is the from Po mona College. Her hua
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. I band ls a graduate of San Diego
LeVan Zerbe of Lido Isle. The State.
Harbor High Students Win
Top Honors in Many Fields
At the close of the 25th annl
versary year of Newport Harbor
Union High School, Supt. Sldnpy
H. Onvldson announces the hon·
ors awarded to students.
In boy's at hIe tIcs, Sunset
League ChamptonshJps were won
In Varsity and Junior Va rsity
<:TOSS country with a record of 31
straight dual m~t victories. Sun-
set IAaeue championships were
also won ln Class C Basketball
and Class C track. Champion·
ships were won ln Varsity and
B IIWlmmJng, Don ReddJngon,
Don Beaty, and Tod WhJte were
outstanding performers. winning
state and national honors In
awlmmlna. 1~ distance race,
and the roUe run.
For the second consecutive
year Harbor High Future Farm·
era recel~ the Master Chapter
Award. The thlrd and fourth
State Farmet" degrees In the hl&-
tory ot the local sch'ool w<-re
awarded to Gene Waggonet" and
Jim Bath. OnJy 225 out of ~000
In the ata te of Calllornla rece)ved
thla award. The IChool won Ute
State Championship Citrus ludg-tn.a aaaln this year for the fourth
thne. '11\e Future htmer Chapter
was al!IO 5WeepslakH winner fOI'
aU Juqlna evuta at tbe Loa An·
Membftf ot Oran,e County"•
AtmJ Rei«Ye unit. the 8217th
Army ae.trve Service Unit. wUI
report to Cam~ Bobesu July 17
tor tbelr annual two wwa ol
•ununer tralnln&.
Interested Oranae Counttans
may attend camp wfth the S217th
If they enllit by July 11. The
6217th headquarters meea every
Girl Sc:outs
Tu.-ctay nteht af Army RHerve
Beadquartera. 1012 N. Main Sf ..
Santa Ana.
Members from the Harbor Area
Include: j
CORONA DEL MAR: Lt. Col.
Chester F. Purcell. 433 Morning
Canyon Rd., Lt. Col. Frederick C
Hubt'r. 718 Marauerlte: Col. Rob
ert 1. Heffner, 535 Hazel Dr.; Capt
Frederick S Butterworth, 513
Poppy Ave.
COSTA MESA: Lt. Col. Leo B.
tn-los Rlos. 364 Flower ~t.; Maj.
F. Fred All<-n. 461 E. 20th St.;
Maj. Roy R. McCardle. P.O. Box
More th-an 330 etrls partld Z72; lst Lt. John C. Cowenbergth .
pated In Camp Panhandle, held 1~ Tustin Ave.; 1st Lt. Carlan L. Wetzt>l, 369 Broadway; Pfc. U:>e for one week near the Castaways R. ChrlstPnsen. 212 Santa Is.abell.
Club for Newport Harbor Girl NEWPORT: Maj John L. Up Scouts and Brownies. A staff of
.........
~e ou.r cmnl
Tou.r chert..daed poe•e••&olu
Hart. Trallflr
ISIIrap
2200 Jlfewport •• 9d..
Colta .....
Pb... E"Y-. & Sua.
Uberty ~nDI.JIItrty 1-1511
50 adults helped out the girls in son. 404 Catalina Dr ; Maj. Rob
this experience In out or doors ert J. ~alia('(>, 1512 W. Ocean
living. Contributing to the sue .1 Front: C.tpt U>slle M Holbrook.
cess of the week wu the nu~ry 1509 .36th St ; l'>t Lt Ralph K .Betz.
ror 10 small children ot part lei 4407 St>ao;h,nP Dr ; lst LL Jack E.'------------King. 30 Balboa Coves; Pfc.l --• patlng mothers. ' I St('phPn A Sallor11. 315 Catalina For le~s. envelopes ~ The last day of camping was Dr THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
June 24. Twenty-thret> units, with ;;.-~=:n=:=:n:J::=::J:::==:=:=:=::==:=::=:t::==::r:::i~~ 23 camp Ures. prepared their din I I~
• Ill .IIOIIC1HY Offa, SIYI
SPICIAL IR •OIITIIIWua-•111
ntor. At 7 p.m. the entJre camp as 1
sembled to see the flag lowered.
then held an aU camp program
around a tremendous camp fire.
Skits were given by Individual
units, and group singing waa lP<I
by the older Girl Scout& P)Jrv 1
Pullen I Dr. Horatio Q. BlMWth I GUAlAHTEfO .GAJNST lltfAKAGr
entertained with his bird lmita I tlons and ventriloquist act.
Each ot the gltls received a
snapshot of her own unit from
Mrs. Sam HUI, the camp photo
grapher.
PICKIC WEDifESDAT
The Friendly Service Group of
the Women's Fellowship, Corona l
del Mar Community Church , \\111
hold a picnic at 12:30 p m
Wednesday, July 13. at the hom<-
of Mrs. Robert Kinsman, 231
Larkspur Ave.
CIJU.S FOa EJKUCRJS
A daughter, Beverly Gayle. was I
born to Mr. and Mrs. Gt>orge Kl
kuchl of 525 FuliPrton Av<-. New
port Heights. In Hoag Memorial
Hospital on Friday, June 2.J.
XITCBELLS GET ClBL I
A daughter. Mauret>n Agnes.
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Mitchell of 400 HeUotrope Ave.,
Corona del Mar, on Friday, lu.ne
24. In Hoag Memorial H01pltal .
•
I pc. tetvlce '-' 2' ...ay 5 49 If perfect, woukt be
$8.40 •
• Su,.,tt do.k ..... -rid. •-'tht
• Lasting fultre, luxurious ...,
• Talr" the h.rdest wear l• lltride
• pc. ... COI'Itvlm 2 eodt'
dlnn•r '*"-· cvpe, ~ bNod and bvn.n
Get two or -leb oftd ..;. or -'Ch
lt!eM colon: ~ G..-, GoWeft Y ...
low, Cron~ -..:1, foNstGf'MII,S.O..Gnry.
Crow• Ha~ware
• We ca .. erowa stam.,. •
'1(/7 Ealrt c.a.t Jli91away
COaOl'A DEL KU
America's
happiest birthday!
This July Fourth, America celebrates
its I 79th binbday.
I ndependencc Day. we ca II 1t. because
on this day. in 1776. the tJwtee:n
colonies declared thenuelves a free
nation of free men.
But sbouJd American' sfncle out any
one particular day as I ndependcncc Day 7
In this ~t land of liberty. isn't ~'Y''J'
dayln4epcodcnce Day1
Every day we are free to speak our mind.
Every day we are free to read wt\At
we want to read.
E\-'U)' day "'e are free to'" orship
a we want to wonbip.
Every day we liYe in a land of pea~
and load W'ill-,a land that ~ the
Gocl-p~ ~ of ad\ human t-an&
Poe all ow Ct.OO.U.. fCII' aD our
blelli.np. we bekl.e that Amc:ric:aru
~thoU! be de¥outJy ptef'LLI-DOC only
~ Atoeric:a •• birthday.
but 36S clays a y.r.
CounctlmaD Lii-. wua. llu ...
pocted 'to ~ llfaVal Air StatiOft
•t Oaklan41 tQr b.LI ..... ul two
w,eka ot ~ duty u a Naval ae.erve otfkeo. He 1.1 aervln1 u
a~nlstraUve ot.flcer with a
Bellocopter Squadroo.
The tour ot duty will t'OnUnue
until July 17, wbJc:b mean.e that
he'll mlaa tbe l uly 11 City Coun.
ell meet1n1. Councilman ·WUder
1s a World War U Navy veteran
and bolda the rank ot Com-
mander.
A Classified Ad in The Ension
brings immediate resulisl Cal
Harbor 1114-1 II 5 and orove itt
* DELICATE P.Dm£1 * aEADED CIDd LACE GADIEJn'S
* '10 , ... , EQeriiHe
Perflllllc ........
Cle11i11 Craft•••W,"
e DRY CLEANJNG
e KNIT ILOCIONG
e DYEJNG
e HAND PRESSING
e LAUNDRY SERVICE e ALTERATIONS, REPAIRING
* * *
* *
C&pt. llorrll C. PortM', WhOM Captaift Poi'W, IOD of Mr. an4
wtte, Patlteta, Uvea at 425 8el lin. Earle II. l"ofW, tm w.t
Vue lane, Balboa, recently wu Dr .• San lfartoo ,holda the SUver
paduatecl from tbe ueodate Star Bronze Star )ledal and th•
U'llkJr oasc:. advanced coune at Purple Heart. Be wu lfa duated
the Armofect Scbool, Fort Knoa, from New Meldeo KUltary Jn.ltl·
K)'. tute In 1JK2. •
•••••••••••••••• • OUAIAMtll • • c:·.::eow'=ti.r, : .. ""'fr _ ..... ............ ,...... . ...... ._..,. . • ••••••••••••••••
COM A KL Mil PIAIIICY
Teachers tor the Vacation .,... flu lsliJ• ,. 1-
Church School to ~ held July A craft talk on the bakeJy buat· ~ ~ ..... l .,d, Pbyllll ~· .,.
Owner of Cu~ C ke I k ry
Gives Talk to Zont Cll.lb
11·22 at the Balboa Island Com-nHS and bet auoclatlon w1th '' Q\lnlap. CadlJee, eo•eman and .. _ ~n~~~Ch~~~~~%-~-~~:~~~,~~~~P~~~~~~~~~~~~m~~~~~~~·~·~~~-~~~~~~~~~5~~~~-~~~~ announced this week by MIS. owner ot Cu~ C&ke a.Jtery, at til• • ~:;;;,~;~~~~?§~?!~~]Light iheir life with IJiih~fiA
Clyde S h 0 0 t e r • Mrs. Robert the initiation of Helen Trotter, .J U ,. -~inau. Mrs. Edward Frueban. Newport Beach physician and
and MrL Sapp. Woddne with the pediatrician, and vera Johnson
junior department wUI be Mrs. of Balboa Island, jewelry store
P. F. Baines, Mrs. Matthew V. owner.
Waldellcb. Mra. Wayland Dun-Dr. Helen Robertson preelded
ham, and Rev. Donald G. Sapp. over the business meettne. Prizes
Assistant workers wUJ be Mrs. ot special hand-loomed English
Dean Gorton and Whltney Baines. stoles were awarded to Lynda
' Tbe achool will be hel4 from Fine and Helen Stockton. <;>ther
9 a.m. until 12 on Monday door prl.zes were w~m by Marearet
throueb Friday ot the two-week Reinert. Frances Mears. l.ucy
period. The primary study unit Angell, Florence Cooling and Dr.
will be "Love Another." The jun-Robertson.
IT. AJrDUWI , rD11T UIKIOI.Y or QOD
I'DD'rTDIAif caoaca 11114 st. \C:i A.._ c......._ 15th St. lr St. Andrews Rd.. 14'111
.... ........ lcMol ..... ...s.. a.k, ....
Liberty 1-lm Sun-School: 9:30 a.m. Wor· ,__, a... 1--~ l t.wal't ahJp: 10:55 a.m. and evanplllt
SUNDAY: Momtn1 worahlp, 9:30 service, 7:30p.m. Youn• People
and 11 a.m.; Church School, and Cblldren'a Service, 6:30
9:30 and 11:00; Jr. HIJb, Sr. p.m. S un. KJd-week Service:
Hi&h and colle1e age Fellow-Wedneeday, 7:30 p.m. Ladles'
ships. 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayer, MlaaJonary Council, Thursdays
study croup, 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. foe all day.
iors wUI study "Llvtne and Work-Guests of the evening included C:OIDIV1IJT1' IIZ'I'IIODJIT
.....,. Nl'lll'l' cauiiCII
..... ._& ... tltMJptl ..
.... c:.at =-· Sun~ s.wte.: t :e a.m. lwl4u Sebool; 11
IUD. WCII"'blp ~· 6:10
'
.m .. 8agUit Tr~ bnlon: :30 p.m.. ~ Service. We4MitdaJ: '7:10 p.m.. hayw,
Pral8e and Bible StuciJ. Moo· da.y : 7:30 p.m. lfea'a Cborua
pra etlec ; I~ ~ lien'• Prqer Meetlq. .
lng Toeether as Cbrl.stlans.." The MrL Adrlanna vanderbure ot • w. lltll lt.. c.ter .._. S&v&Jil'W DAY ADVDIDI Opla I ..._ to 5•• p.a.. ~· U :JO p.m. program wtll Include rellglous In-Costa Mesa, mother of Mrs. Liberty l.a5l ·~ IU9'CL at --:=-lt.. a.~ c:o-t Jlwy .. _..... &.a llaDk. Conaa del Mar structlon. music. drama, creative Howes. Mrs. Cornelia Nichola ot ...,. 1.....-W. Met••• = = caua:a o. ova LADY or arr. CI8MPL
1 .................. ......
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a~c~tJ~~~U;es,~an;d~r~~~e~ati~o~n~.=-~~~~~ot~~.-:9~~~~· ~~L-·~ = ~~e.,.,·~d Mia Oua.dne H¢1· day ~L fi! ~711:00 Saturday Momlne Servfoes: Sab ·
ton. •eaWatfve MCretary to As-~-n· :--~"\ai f:l"..; bath Sdlool: 9:30 a.m. -Ser· b~bb'man Earl Stanley at Sac-~'"Scbool KYr ; mon: 11:00 a.m. Prayer .meet-
A ramento. ~.m.. youn1 adulta eroup lne: Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
---=:, rat~Mw~,....., r.._ ,.._,
Sunday 11:.:!.: :00 and 10:00
and U:30 a..m. Oonfeulon: lat·
urdaya and eva. ot 1M l'rtc!aya
and Holy Da.Y8 ~ f :OO to
5:30 p.m. and from '7~ to~ p.m. Dally ,.._ 8:00 a.m.
J'rtday: 1 :30 a.m. and 6:00p.m. !If oven a (Perpetual H•p>: 1\te.day, 7:45 p.m. J'tahermen'a
11...., July and Aueut, Sunday
'a.m.
FOR YOU
You receive an aHradive, guaranteed
Travel Alarm Clock Ire. when you
open your new savings account
of $1,000 or more.
A handsome genuine leather
billfold (either man's or lady's)
is yours frH when you open your
new Iovings account of $500 or more.
ACI' 'IOIJAYI
Offer" ............... each ...........
lxphiJvlri1,19.U
...,, .., ,.. .......... c... ....... ¢11
1 .... -............. $10-"' ...
...... s..,. .... &..... ......... c..-····
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.......... ,.., ............. _.... ,. d•" ................. ., ~ .. ,.._... .. ..., .............................. . c...,.,., .... ....., ...... ...... , ...... -.................. .
Dtnner wu ~ed by a com-service -
mJttee includlne Mrs. Reinert. • _ CIIVliCB of a..·KAU•uq
CIIJIJI1UJI saEIICK ~
"Speak unto all the con~ga.
tlon of the cblldrerl of Israel. and
say unto tbem. Ye aball ~ boJy: toe I the Lord yow Cod am holy."
Thll vert. ~ J.evttlcua (19:2> -~ be ~ Golctea Tat of ~~ I I • ........ a\ .. I \.U·
11ual COCIMII"""--"ice a& U.e
l(ewport -dl Qurdl a( C1lNt. Sdentfltt. Sunday. Sacrament 1.1
tbe subject. 'nlla communion
leC'Ylce wtll ~ Jesus' proof ot
eternal I~
FIIST c ... w CHIJST
A ~J"lt :-~ct.-: 1\e
FitYt ctlurch of Christ, Sdetttitt, l11 '-
~-............ c:.t. ·-,... j:IIV~ or ql@il ,__a .... c:u.. 1f1m_.
1-Clnld lt.. c.tll ..... ~ 1-7111
Laartr ....Y Sunday Servtc:ee: Sunday Sdlool.
D. a..~ *· • 9·30 a.m. Mom.tn1 Wonb.lp at Sunday~: ~:4!5 a.m. Bible 10:30 a.m. Ev&J\iela.tle Serv·
R'udy; ll a.~~ wor-Ice, 7 p.m. Sunilay. N.Y.P.S .• g ; a:q ~-1 p.m. SUD-; Pta)'er meeune. ...... 1 ~ 1~ p.m. • ........,. . . ---....... ~, .,.,. '*-or-........
l ,. Ys. l.lde. ·~ .... -~· ....... Ina a.m. ~ ~b ~ Scbool: 9:15 a.m.. SuD· ft JAIDI-DIIC0.AL "-~ft.. "-1 Scrvl ee: 11:00 a.~n; -ft."*" ••§i!DUt .._.
Sunda7 Semee.: 9:45 fl.m. ble W~ ~ Meettn~. ..,._ ••
lt1id1 ; 10:55 a.m. ~t~ terY· f.i~ ~~ ~~ ~n 1~ .... lelia & ._... ...._
lee; 7~ p.m. evenin• ~oe. a.m.-5 p.m. week daya. 10 a.m.· Sundq Mnlca: 1 :30 a.m. Holy
· 7:45 p.m. Wectneldaya. 7-9 p.m. Communion. 1 :30 a.m. Sundv Jl'rtda.J eventnra. llcll~; I~ -... m o r n I n 1
~ prayer and 8ermon, U a.m.
CIUIW"t LUTirJrUJf CIIUaCII wonblp aervtce. 'l'!l~ay Serv.
OF COSTA IIDA left: 9:15 a.m. Praret Gulld;
ton, M...aiiMtt..
Sun4ey Sdlool t :1s • .1'1\. ..--r
Sundey S.I'Yice I I :00 e.m.
Wed11etd•y M~ftCJ ~-tin9 1:00 ~.rn. ~••di119 ltoom ltxeted et ))15 Vie
Lido. N•wport S..ch. It ope11 -•
deys f10m 10:00 •·"'· to 5:00 p.m~ Wed~~etdeys from 10:00 e.m. to 7:45
p.m. Fridey -~~incJ• from 7:00 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. Su11dey •ftemoons 2 to 5 p.m.
Closed Holide)".
The p41blic lc cotdlelly imrited to et-
t•IICI the churdl •I'Yic.. .M -the R .. di11q Room.
DIRECTORY
Frlendl11fe!Pbodl~ s.vtce
Parkes-Ridley Mortuary
J'OI"'DDrl1 Grauel Oaaptl
110 Broadw~
U 1-aaa a a.MM Oolta M-
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
lervln• tbe llarbcw ANa
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY 1'R1 8&A
Harbor a·
~&.IIJI:r~
Balti Maiuary
u~ .. 2111 1111 a .. ..-. o.ta .._-
=toe.~
...... .... .., ~ c.ra.oa
Sunday Worahlp, 9:30 and 11 a.m .
Church School: 9:30 a.m. Kid-
week MeeUne: 7:00 p.m. Wed-
nesday preceded by 6:15 p.m.
potluck.
IT. 10ACIIDI CIIUac& liM Or-...._ C.... .....
Ubelty .. 1.1
r..._~1.•..ta
I~ M 11t 7, L I. 11 ..S 11:30 a.m. Weekdar-: w .. at
1:00 a .m.-Confemlon : Satur· daya from f :OO to 5:15-7:00 to
8:30 p .m.
(..._._. IJMCI) 10:30 Boty Communion.
A•td-....._ llcdL c:.t. II.. IT. JOIIIf YIAII1fn
......... Lotbar TGIIIOIW lit ....... Aftw ....... lda4
Sunday Services: Worahfp Serv· IIA.,.. lilt ~~:J a-:: Sun-School at r~!i;JF' "::-'
co~~~ ... US =Aft..= s.._. ... = ........
Sunday Services: 9:30 a . m.
Church Sdloolj_ 9:~ and 11:00 a.m. WonbJp ~-
su&dq Ma ua: '7:00 a.m. a t :OO
~~i~u~ Daya; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.; First
J'rtday M.. 8 a.m. Summer
Mau, .July and Auf\18l Sunday,
11 a.m.
,
' " t80iiDA'I'. JUl. 'I' f. a• • IT~~~~~,.. haw Elizabeth Mashburn Married moved trom eu K. Bq Ptont, to
213
Ruby Aw..lala.oa lal~ To ,.Carleton M. Mears Jr.
M=w• ...,_._.-
.. "-Ultle 'hill BA,,'I' DA'I' ICMOOL
440 Heliotrope. Oarou cW liar
Harbor a.
lin.. lean Vaul)m, 41reet«
lAY IT WITII
OU with a baa& on the Fourtb .,_ man. and uahen w.ere Doft •
o1 July I« a boeeymoon In Ha. aiel Knipp aACl WWiam Sldlea ol
wall weat llr. ancl Mn. Carleton eo.ta M.a. WUllam &abbltt o1
M.. Mean Jr .. who were married lalbM aDd Echirard Mulder o1
In a late atternoon Hremony on to. Anplee.
SUnday, July 3, at Chl'l8t Clu:reh Pew bouquets of plnk and
b7 tbe Sea. White .tocb and matddq uttn
The bride Ia the former KIM ribbons cleeorated thet church
Jmzabetb Ann KUhbum. daUth· aloq with candelabra ot white
t.er of Mr. and Kn. Charles eandl-. Ptnk and white color
Mubbum of l(untlneton Beach. eeheme wu u.ed In Goodell Hall.
Mr. and Kn. Carleton Mears of too, where a reception wu held
332 N. l{ewport Blvd., Newport followtnc the double rtnr cere.
Hel&hU. are the parent. of the mony.
IJOOm. Receiving ruesu wu M.ra.
A lon&·tono cown In tradition. Mashburn In a blue lace and
a1 white w_. worn by the bride. tulle d.re;ss of waltz length and
'nle fitted lace bodice had a ec&l· three-quarter lenath sleeves. She
loped aweetheart neckline. Folds wore a sequin covered hat and
of tulle over tatfeta formed the vell and a .corsage ot pl.Qk rose-
full ald:rt. A ftncerttp veU wu buds. Pink rosebuds wde alJIO ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ caupt to a lullet cap eca~ worn by the croom's mother · r wtth pea.rl.a. She carried a bou· whose ~ wu aqua taffeta n1DD1 Of 101. JACK COU oi ......._ Jdad ,.._.._.at a
Conecti•• Ma-zve
....... a.
Bal'boa Ialcmd Ma.age
Parlor
lUl/a A..-. lcdboa laJaD4
.............. adl
Jlarbw ISG-W w Jlarbw all
quet of wbJte ra.e buda. with bracelet length sleeves and laaetl•• Cit a..ra lila J ... D • aoa v.,... ,_ ._. ca.IDcJ
Her ltstet, Mra. l ames Wat.on a pink sequin hat. -....ad U.. W'Odd trtp. a..-.--. left to dgbt. xa. JMa Abell.
of Buntlneton Beach, wu the After more tban a month in lin. J, C:.L lln.llalpla T ..... *J ..... Cora. lin. 1--JlolLl.
mal. d of b or and Mla Sally . . ckf, lin. ._..... Wialtle, lin. Jolaa WU.O.. lin. a.y lotdoccl on • anl f HawaU, the bride and groom will ad 11n. PJaak rr11a-. (Terry......_ pboto) Backu.a and Darole St ey 0 return to the Harbor tor a tew C::
Huntington Beach arved u weeks before establlshJ.ng a born. •
brldeanalds. All were identicall~ In Brea. Two Newcomers Introduced
d.rdJuu d -~th plnkt hin~h-·d The bride Is a graduate of h h
esses ""' ma c • ~ · Sch 1 At c ~ c •J ~ J • pteees and canted ptnk and ~::~~~ed~:n;tg~ ~. UrC OUnCI Meeting
white bouquets. Little Virginia lege and the University of CaJI.
Slaght of Huntington Beach tomla at Berkeley before recelv-served as Oower girl. CLA Robert Erickson of Duarte was lng her degree at U .
Newcomers introduced at the
June 28 meeting of the Newport
Harbor Council of Churches were
Rev. John Parke. the new rector
of St. James Episcopal Church,
and Miss Mavis Koenig. summer
parish worker at the Newport
Harbor Lutheran Church.
pastor of the Assembly of Cod
Church, Costa Mesa. and presl
dent ot the Council of Churches.
The next meeting will be Sept.
27 at the Bible College.
Opening Speeial
Carleton Is a graauate of New·
port Ha rbor High School, Orange
Coast College and the University
of California where he received
his degree ln mechanical en.
glneerlng. He Is now employed
at North American Aviation In
Downey. His bride plans to teach
at Brea next fall. ..
The Civic Relations Committee
headed by Rev. Donald Sapp of
the Balboa Island Communlry
Methodist C h u r c h announced
that It has prepared Interfaith
table grace cards designed for
eating places throughout the
Harbor Area.
Plan Wedding
In September
Regular S15. Fashion wa.e __ J10
Tlntf;d and bleached halt slightly higher.
• • • ofsodal
note
aaocu BETUU
DAR to Hold
Fund Raiser
The CoJ. Wllllam Cabell Chap.
ter of the Dauchter of the Amerf.
c:a.n Revolution wUl hold their
fa.ll luncheon ta.ahJon abow on
Sept. 28.
Plans fcx this one fund ral•ing
event ot tbe year w~ made at
a brunch meetinc held at the
home of Mn. A. L. Pinkley ot
Costa Mesa June 28. Attending
were Mra. W. B. Tritt. regent;
Mrs. George Buccola, M.ra. Don
Hart. Mrs. Robert Keppen. Mrs.
B. M . Adrian. Mrs . .James Taylor,
Mrs. A. E. Stockton. Mrs. LHter
VIerling, Mrs. C. F. Landers. Mra.
W. E. Fisher. Mrs. Helmer
Dickey, Mrs. Lee Barnea and Mra..
Anne Harbeson.
The S D Brock family have re. Mrs. L. L. Isbell of Balboa and
turned to Corona del Mar after Mrs. Wayne Harper of Shore
more than a year ln Downey. Cllff.s presided at the tea tables
Formerly residents of Orc:htd for the June tea of the women's
Ave .. the Brocks are now living division of the Santa Ana Coun.
at 513 Marguerite, Corona del try Club. Mrs. Walter Spicer of
Mar. Harbor Island and Mrs. Leon
Yale ot Beacon Bay received
Read the Ensign Want Ad page. guests.
FURNITURE
INTERIOR DECORATION
8AlJIOA lSLAJID
214 Kartae A ..... llclrbclw 1SC7
C0110RA DEL KAB
2MB E. Coast JliPwcry-llarbw %r1
BessDBirFashions
The meeting was held at
Christ Church by the Sea. New
port. Newport Circle members
served luncheon. Rev. Roy Carl. A small reception for Dr. John son. host past6r. led ln a devo.
Plans toe a September wed
ding are being made by Miss
Elizabeth Prlzio ol Santa Ana
and Ronald Othmer ol Balboa.
The bride to be is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Prlz.lo.
Ronnie. a graduate of Newport
Harbor High School. ls the son ~================:::::::::::;;;;;;;;~ of Mrs. Marloe Othmer of Balboa -
,_ E. Coast 11191nray
Pbooe:· BCII'bw 4014
opee Wedawdcry .....mg by appo&ama.t
and Richard Othmer of Newport
Beach. Nett was held June 24 from 4 tlonal service and presented the
p.m. to 6 p.m. to say bon voyage story of the Methodist Church.
to the Dr .. who lett by plane Mon. telling of ita beginnings. leaders. NOVE FBON ln:WPOBT
day. June 27 for Switzerland. The doctrine and growth. The Jesse R. Skeens have Orange Coast College professor
will spend the summer studying Pres l d l n g at the business I moved from Newport to Morro
In Europe. ~m~ee~t~ln~g~w~a~s~Re~v~.~M~·~C~.~Cr~o~n~lc~.~8~a~y~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . . . ~
If you want comparative views
on where to live In the Harbor
Area, ask the Harold Chri.stler
family, who have just moved
from 127 VIa Nice, lJdo Isle, to
808 St. Jame. Place, ClUf Haven.
..,.. ~ llaw ... CllllrDM
prop& ty aD4 lived lD .wral 4Jt.
terent ~ 011 Balboa bland
and abo had a dlmJnutJve farm
In the Back Bay area. Bu.siness-
wise they are located on Balboa
Island and ln Corona del Mar.
acony.
II
Beach & Boulevard
• • •
Vee "Monson has moved to Co
rona del Mar from her Udo
home at 654 Via Lido Nord. She's
now at 720 Narcissus Ave. • • •
School ma'arm Virginia Esco-
bar has moved from 410 E. 15th
St .• Newport, to 412 Signal Rd.,
Clllt Haven. • • •
11011'1'1 AJfl) CASUAL WEAB The Ralph Hoyles have tor·
-L ... ___. ahd. w __ 1ec1c1a 111'att ~~~~~ saken Lido Isle for Balboa Island
-~~ --this summer. They've moved ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~:;;~ h'om 101 VIa Cordova to 202 Gar-P net Ave., Balboa Island, waiting
TIE VEIY lEST. I ••
DINING ••• ~
.DANCING ••••
COCKTAILS.
*
• • •
FUU. COU'a& DIII•Ea IDYEO 'TILL 11 •.x.
111111 ........ ,., I ~ ... * New Menu IDc:ludMitalicm Delieac:i• * .. ., •••...-e r... Oar ... r ......
VKAL ICALLOftlfl e LAIAGIIA e ftiZA
2260 Harl.cw Bo.J..ud • Co.ta 14-. c.J;'···
DANCING
.-1 UI!Z I ... •••I•
for the completion ot the home
Ralph Ia building In the new
subdivision on Bayside Dr. near
the Harbor Dept. • • •
The seemingly bouncing Smith
Newberrys are planning to "set,
apiece" In their new location at
4C11 Kings Pl., CUff Haven. Origi-
nally at 601 Lido Nord. Udo Isle.
the Newberrys were also rest.
dents at 504 36th St., Newport.
until their present location was
ready for them. • • •
Forgot to mention the wee
note from Evelyn Lee Rodgers.
whom everyone remembers from
all her a~vtties when the
family lived In the Harbor area.
She writes that their whole
family enjoys tbe Ensign, isn't
that nice! • • •
Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Harmon have deserted the Har.
bor area tor ScenJc Drive In
Santa Barbara. Mrs. Hannon, the
former-Gladya Brothers, lived at
122 Pearl Ave., Balboa laland.
unW recently. She wu married
mld.teachlq 110 ft.nlshed out the
eehool ,_, before ta.kln& up per.
manent ,...denc:e In Santa Bar·
bar&. 'Sped the Hannons will
llt11J wander Rarbor.wt..e f« lm·
portant partt-. bowewr. • • •
'IV 'J'DIPTERS: 'Ibe Renda-
voua lal1room » h~ the b~
time with Otannel 4 broadcalta
on W~ ••• Aweek&eD
Gene aartt and bJ.I baby w .
taloe ,..._ the )If~ llarbor
autralo JlaDcla ,... MtuNd oa
ClalftM' t. • • •
"' feel lJb ~ -leelfwed "" ...... .,.u.· Mid Jln. v~ • ..............,..,...._ot1Mr
-·• cradu.atloa a._..._ fcdU. . • • •
It's a real party-at O'BRIEN'S
willl .. replar fill ... ,..•Illite IIIIIMII • • IIIII tf
H ..... cat!
DRESSES
Street, CtcMIIII Fe ... l, lise l1ill
NCJUlal'
14.95 to 29.95
8.95 to 12.95
14.95 to 19.95
17.95 to 25.00
29.95
25.00 to 45.00
35 .00 to 39.95
45.00
49.95 to 55 .00
59 95 to 65.00
'79.95 to 125.00
IICIJe
5.00
4.88 to 7.88
8.88 to 12..88
10.88
17.88
14.88 to 19.88
19.88 to 22.88
26.88
29.99
3S.OO to 39.88
·36..88 to 70.88
SWElTERS
indudes wools* orlona* cashmeres
and hand mades
3.95 to 10.95
6.95 to 7.95
17.95 to 25.95
2..88 to 5.88
(.88
10.88 to 1 (.88
IB.TS .
A large aelection
1.95 to 14.95 SOc to 8.88
1.95 to 2.50
9.95 to 10.95
14.95 to 35.00
liSE
1.35 to 1.90
othera to l8c:
5.11 to 6.88 ua to 1s.a
SUITS
revalar .....
25 00 to 125 00 14..88 to 69.88
COlTS
a few priced to clear
SIIITS
8 95 to 19 95 5.00
10 95 to 19.95 6.88 to 10.88
15 95 to 22 95 8.88 to 13.88
29 95 to 35 00 1 (.88 to 19.88
BLOUSES
4 95 to ... 95 1.00
5 95 to 7 95 2..88 to 3.88
7 95 to 14 95 (.88
14 95 to 11 95 5.88 to 6.88
s••rs
12 95 7.88
PUlSES
5 00 1.00
12.95 3.88
7.95 to 12.95 3.88 to 7.88
10 95 to 12.95 (.88
SUPS
6 95 1.88 to 5.88
4.95 to 6 95 .3.88 to U8
IIWal P. Ia, PEtt•TS. _. PlliiES 1111••• II ..
GLOVES cmcl RATS
...... DaiiF redDced
CONE Ill
Aim IIEI.P us 9
S.. our lie & 50e ta=Ww
•
•
au.&. IITATII
Vogel Value
... Ill .. ...
OnlY 119!50 down lind prlcM at • new "'low, low'' price
ot t8,500. VKf large llvtng room with a unJque fire. place. Plenty of room tor another unit. Call earlY and beat the •peculatols to thla one.
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST BWY.
HARBOR 1741 CORONA DEL MAll
HARBOR 14TI
"Half-Way to Heaven ..
"START LIVING" IMMEDIATELY, IN
•. ,., .. ,.........,
• P1 IM ......
Owner bu l~red price tow
1mmedJate sale ol thll dll·
UnctJve Balboa Island 2-bed-
room home.
Attractive furnlahJnp, beam
ceiling, real fireplace, din.
lng room, delightful patio.
SEE TillS TODAY
Tenns Available
ISLAND RULn CO.
.
OG.IIU, ~-. -du· :::: OROAN. Slllhtl)l Another Hassle Is Due tla. • blw~. ~ tlr Wlfd. Good bl• aavlnr. Another ler .:;.t. b:o.ctw~~· ... ~~~ttN:::.o.b: Over Ciity·y,ra•l Dg.L M6:i:IR apa.rtmenu UKI room.a orran ever)one ~an play. J)anz.. ~~ (='I Ill
wtU. llrivate bath, ~ wttb &9\midt Plano Co.. MO No.
prtvate ba.lconJee. overlooklnr M&Jn, Santa Ana. CContJnuec1 trom Pare 1 ) enue, $30 per eeuon per meter,
har* and oeean, hall block TWO 80 foot StanClaid Po.ter Park; pl&M No. 8 and 4 do not 15.480.
to beach; daUy, weekly or Boarda wtth remoVable end provide tor a pubUc beach.. Here • ft.AII •o..a
m ontb..ly rate.. Th• Pallnde8, paneJ.a. Orl.lnal eo.t. $1 000 are the four plana: Total of 1.2'7 traJier 11tel, roJnr
2!500 SeaView, CDM. each. Make otter. Can be -n e ft.AJI wo. a all the way back to Balboa Blvd.
A'n'lt.ACl'IVE aleeplnr room 1. by application at 1800 w. Cout Total of N traller aJtes, gotng and extend In• Weet«riJ around
kJtchen prlvller•• 11 desired, HJebway, Newport Beach. IJb· all the way back to Balboa Blvd. Girl Scout Hou• and Tar Pit to
$28 a week. Halt block to erty 8-1155. Public beach 8 feet wide tor 18th Sl Public beach, aiO teet
beach. The Pall.ades, 2500 Sea-SPINET PIANO BeautUul about 1.000 people westerly of wide, wHterly ot. preeent traUer
view, CDM. and tone. LitUe used. Save~:: the tlaUer patk. ParkJng for 182 park. Parktnr f~r 23 can baet of
FURNISHED ROOM for lady tn $100 on thll Another bargain cars behind the public be~. PUblic beaeh.
private CDM ~ome for July Mirror type · Spinet o~ly $295: eo.t of preparing, Imp vlng eo.t of prepar_lnr and lmprov.
and AUf. Very reas. HA 2412.J. Many other wo nderful buys. site, 178,600; coet of acquJ.r g 525 lnr atte, $96,58:5, co.t of acqulr-
HOUSE FOR RENT· 224 Lid Danz.Scbmtdt Music Co 520 feet of Pacific Elect:rtc property lnr 525 feet of P. E. property at
• · 0 N M 1 s ·• at $12> a foot, t&J,OOO. eo.t ot $l2l a foot. t&J,OOO. Nord, Udo lsJe, $1500. per mo. 0 • a n. ant& Ana. AJways 182 car spaces $9100· C08t of 91 Anticipated revenue: 23 bay
Call Webster 4-0920 or Brlahton lOO pianos! double head ' p.:,kl~g meters, .hont lots at 180 a month, Jl.&CO;
0.4547. ORGAIJ. Electronic! Used but In $9,100. 40 lnalde lots a t $60 a month,
IRVINE TERRACE 498 Park. Balboa Island RA 3'T1
A'M'RACT. OCEAN VIEW 1-bedr. excellent condJtJon. Tw~ man. ,f.ntlclpated revenue: 16 bay 13.400; 64 Inside Iota at $!50 a
apt.. partially turn. $75 mo. uaJs. Fine tor church or home. front lou and 180 a month, month, $3.200; total $7,440 a
OVERLOOKING
THE BEAUTIFUL "SMOG-FREE"
YACHTING CENTER OF NEWPORT HARBOR
"Southern Callfornla's Most Beautltul Subdivision"
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTR0CTION
NINE DIVERSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purchase In the
$20,000 to $30.000 class we sincerely recommend the Irvine Estates overlooking Newport Harbor.
These homes feature Calltornla living. Offered e~eluslvely through Earl W. Stanley In a Smog-Free area
known as Irvine Terrace--on Coast Highway opposite
the new Irvine Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
* For recommendation, we refer you to anyone who
boJds a Leasehold Estate In Irvine Terrace.
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Further Intormatlon
OPEl HOUSE
DAILY AT
380 '"" ,, ............
Not onJy 11 t.1lU a house wftb a wide ~an view but It
Is architecturally designed tor the most convenJent In-door-outdoor Jiving. Artt.tlcally landscaped with an eye
Cor easy maintenance. 2-bedrs. plus den, 2 baths, wood panelling, lovely fireplace, etc.
Entire House and Lot, $29.500 TERMS.
Liberty 8-5231 Harbor 1329-W
WE WILL BUILD 01 YOUR LOT A
1244 SQ. n. 3-801001 HOlE
AID 2-CAR UUIE
$9100
Forced air heat-Hardwood Cloors.
Fully financed on a good lot. 19 years on Savings &: Loan
IARSHAU HOlES
20 Years Building In Orange County
Models Open: Newport and Mitchell. Tustin
Kimberly 7-3293 Kimberly 2.3569 Eves. Uberty 8-4073
2 lEW DUPLEXES 01 ! ACRE
Ne.,.rt Heipts. 2 1111 3 llellr. 11111.
Present annual Income $3841}-wlth greater potential. Room ror one more duplex as owner's residence In rPar.
Close to markets. Let tenants buy it for you In rent :
Priced at $32.500-wlth $11,000 down and $265 mo.
W. A. T•IAS. ReaHor
-Yvu'll like our lrlendly service
393 E. 17th Sl. Costa Mesa
Uberty 8-1139
"LOOKS LIKE WE'LL HAVE
TO MOVE. BAY AND BEACH
REALTY HAS USTED THIS
PROPERTY FOR SALE." • • •
SHORE CUFFS
Nicely located on large lot-
2 bedr. and den home--
Shown by appointment only.
Call Mr. ~aby. Bay and
Beach Realty. Harbor 1264 or
Liberty 8-4.284. • • •
Coro~~allel 1•-
EICLUSIYE
Beautiful 3-bedr. and den
home on Ocean Blvd. wtth
permanent unllmJted view.
Thla la a truly fine home.
Hardwood noon. fireplace.
Jots of ttJe; dlnJng room.
nicely lancbcaped yard, dbl.
gar. with extra parking
space. Owners moving In-
land.
Shown by appointment to
qualified buyers .
Harbor 1.264
BAY ••• BUCH
REALn
1450 W. Balboa Blvd.
Balboa. Calll.
COROllA DEL IAR
lealllfll ocea1 tiew
from the living room of this
2 bedr. home at 222 Hazel
Dr .. AND a private pathway
to the beach. 1% baths plus
outside shower. prime loca.
tlon. $25,500.
EICEUBIT INCOME
4 turn. units; 1 bedr. each.
No vacancies In over a year.
Rent Is $65 each. Gross yearly
over $3,000. AJl In first class.
Reduced for quick sale. $19.950
Luxurila
5 bedroom view home. Lush
t r o p t c a 1 patio and yard.
$15.000 down.
Earl W. St.leJ
REALTOR
225 Ma.rlne Ave .. Balboa Island
Call Harbor 1775,
Coro11 Hipla•ll•
• ~L-CliHa Lot evea. Har,bor 5359
owwe F. Ul E: ., ener,
2 bedrooms, 2 baths. separate
dining roomlt. h a r d w ood
floors. large basement. which
will make good r u m p u s
room. Magnificent VIew.
527,100 _, .....
REAL10R
2731 W. Cout Btry., Newport
Ll a.4:IT7
Bullifll lllll.laclill-e«ona del Mar,
view o( Ocean and Irvine
hUls f Morning Canyon Rd.).
One of the few temalnlng
fine lots -60-ft. frontare.
over 200 ft. deep.
lfe'lll"JJC))'t ll..t at IOtla at.
Newport IMdl Pbone Hat. 1100
3IMinL.2...,
moden home, tum. rental
apt. attached . . . cloee to
Harbor VIew School and pro.
• poeed parochial ~I • . .
eYe~Ythlnr buUt·ln lncludtnr
dlahwuher. clltDOUJ, etc. En.
ela.ed paUo and 2-car pza~e
wtth work bcndl • • • c:alJ Ba. ZSOS.M.
yrly. rental. 955 W. 16th St.. You can save $800 o n thls pur. $1.280; 78 tralde loU at 860 a month, or 189.280 a year. Budret
CM., (turn left end of rd.) Suit-chase. Danz..Schmldt, 520 No. month, $4,680; total, $5.960 a for 1956-56 operational cost.
able for couple. Can be seen MaJn, Santa Ana. month or $71.520 a year. Budret $11.860.
eves. It week-ends. M A H 0 G A NY DBL. BED and for 1955-56 operation cost. $11:860. Net Income tor year, $77.420.
SUMMER R&NTAL: Corona del Beauty RHt Mattress and box Net Income tor year, $60,060. e ft.JUf •o. ~
Mar, nice 2 BR. turn. house, springs. HA 3632..M. Anticipated parking lot rev-Total ot 108 tzaller attea. ex-
close to beach and . shops. STEINWAY GRANb. Gorgeou3 tn tending all the way to 18th St.,
Avail. month August or longer. every way. Parlor size. This , ... •-nllill but not extended back on P. E.
Twin beds eacb BR. tile bath, wonderful instrument at a big uwpw ----property. No public beach. No car
patio. gar.. fenced. HARBOR savlnar. Many other Grands. Will for Tl__._lller parklng. 1684-R. Mason It Hamlin, Knabe, Story ..... Coet of prepartnr and lmprov.
SUMMER RENTA.L: Bachelors & Clark .• Etc. Prices $495 a nd lnr aJte, tJ67,965. Anticipated rev.
s uite. 3 rooms. turn., pvt. ent. up. Da nz.Schmldt Plano. 520 N. Vaughn Taylor was toast-enue: 32 bay front lou at 180 a
& shower, no cooking,. 2ZT Main, Santa Ana. 100 pianos. master tor the evening when the month, $2.560; 54 Inside Iota at
Larkspur, CDM. MJSCELI.AJfEOUS Lido Toastmasters met June 28 $60 a month, $3.240; 22 Inside
FURN. APT., good I o catIo n . at the Harbor House. Costa Mesa. Iota at $!50 a month. $1,100; total
ground floor. Summer or yearly $5 PER MONTH rents good prac. Sandy Steiner was table topics 16.900 a month or $82.~ a year.
lease. No children, no peta. 610 tlce plano. Let the klddles master, and the speakers were Budget for 1955-56 operaUng coat.
Marguerite. COM. learn. Apply term rent on pur President Vernon Allen. Dock ll1,860.
COM 3-bedr. A: den, unf. home. chase. Good used pianos $75. Opp, Charles Herron. Ed Soule, Net Income for y'ar, 170.940.
garage. Lovely view, yrly. $89, $l2S. $187, etc. Lowest and Ray L'Ecluse. • PLA.If JfO. 4
lease. Inquire Louise Apts., terms. Danz.Schmldt. 520 No. Tom Soule was chief evalua-Total of 1..29 trailer sites, ex-
Carnation at Seaview, COM. Main. Santa Ana. Always 100 tor. and assisting him were Hugh tending all the way to 18th St .•
pianos. M tt Jl p DeWitt but not extended back on P. E LOUISE APTS., overlooking the SLIP RENTALS: Rowboat rental W~~ster a'::d B~~~~y,Beck. Mr. property. No public beach or car
bay. Modern furnished apts. spaces, max. 8' beam, 30' L'Ecluse won the cup !or hls park.
Moderate weekly rates. Sum length. American Legion Hall, speech on "Supervision." Cost of preparing and bnprov.
mer reservations; 308 Carna. l5tb and Bay, Newport. HA 452. lng site, $12.461.50. Anticipated
tion. COM. near Seaview. T p ..11-... revenue: 38 bay front lou at 180
HA 4016. WANTED-50 ustri PIANOS for WO roper...a a month. $3,040; 66 Inside lots at
BEL. W AJfTE.D.
Girls-
IrS I
&IlL'S WORLD!
and you'll agree when you hear ot the many Job oppor. tunltles for quallCfed young
women In our business today.
Openings now tor: .
TELEPHONE OPERA TORS
~17-. Monday tiari~Up l'ddaJ 1
514 ~ No. Main Street
Rm. 211-8anta Ana
9:00 to 5:00 P.M.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
MEN WANTED at Orange Coast
College, regular, tull-Ume em-
ploy~: Farm Ia borer, Grounds-
man, Painter Helper. Custo-
dlans. Sixty year age llmJt.
Start work Immediately. Apply
In person between 8:00 A.M.
and 4:30 P.M., Business Office
ot college ott Fairview Rd.,
Costa Mesa.
MEN
for
ColllnNII• Wort
STEApY. tull.tlme jobs with
large public utility. High
school graduates between 18
and 45 years ot age wanted
for regular employment.
OPPORTUNm ES for ad.
vancement. 40 . hour week.
paid vacations, paid hoJI.
days, slckneu a llowances It
pensions.
our big rental dept. HJghest $60 a month, $3.960; 24 lralde
cash allowance In trade tor II Balltoa S.lll lots at $50 a month. $1.200; total
Organ. Spinet Plano or Grand 18..200 a mo!'lth or -.400 a year.
Plano. Danz Schmidt, 520 No. Budget fM 195.'>56 operational Main. Santa Ana. Thomas G. Tupman. Los An-cost. $11,860.
• geles Lincoln Mercury dealer. Net Income for year. 186.540. SITUATJOifS WA.JfTED and Mrs. Tupman will be mak-
SKIPPER-Prlvate boat, 4 years lng their permanent home at 436 LEGAL JfOTICE
experience, College grad. Phone Seville Ave., Balboa. They re. •on cently purchased• the property ... CE OP .uauc BEAaJKQ HA lZ74·l . f R be t Sh tt Notice Is hereby given that the EXPER. GARDNER wants work J:t':. 0 1 a er of Phoenix, Planning Commission or the City
In Harbor area. also cleanup. In another Balboa property of Newport Beach will bold a
Owns equip. LI S. 7579, after transaction, Mr. and Mrs. George public hearing on Ute appllca.
. 5 p.m. Pro8s. lona.ttme Harbor area tlon of Ruth V. It Victor H. Gun.
YOUNG MAN dealres part-time residents. purcbued the home of derson tor a variance to permJt: work~ and week.end.s. Mr. and Mia. w. H. Shapero at The conversion of an e'XWtlnrra-
Hu pAek.up trudl. eo a.a.o wW 1111 liiJnmar nr. ,.. ....,_ nae to a third apartment CBach-
do,dellvery, belp 10\1 mow. orf are movtnr to Cllleafo. · elor) 1llllt oe a Cl l*lrtd lot
Phone Harbor l.82l.J after 4:15 Both tranaact:Jona were ban.. 8Ch:l5'. 'nW •INlnc ette at...-.
p.m. dJed by Sandy F MadCay mt conta1na 2!110 -auare feet and
BABY SITI'ING, care of sick. your · · ll not ln conformity with Ordi-
"L-L y nance 702 u to .et-back.s and home, Day, night. mature COM u..ra .... Pill garage facUlties. On Lot 25,
woman. Before 10 a.m. after Block 9. Tract Balboa Island
5 p.m., HA 3132-M. Preplllln DIIMr <Section 1 > and located at 124
" Agate Ave. PEJI.SO. AL
TRADE IN your old watch on a
new Hamilton. It means 10
much more to give or get a
Hamilton. Wallace Calderbead,
31.23 E. Coast Hwy., COM.
W AIITED TO UJn'
LOCAL COUPLE with best refer-
ences desire attractive 2-bed-
room Corona del Mar rental
No chUdren. Phone HA 1787-W
or 47!K.
LOST AJIID POUJm
WOULD BE very grateful ft
finder of red and brown plaid
check purse would return It to
address on CaJJt. driver's li-
cense. Contents a re very tm.
portant. May keep money.
HA 1360.
WE LOST our 10.yr.-old small
red cocker dog "Ginger" with
rey nose; spayed female. has
growth on neck. FarnUy pet.
426 Marguerite, CDM, HA 18!55. .
SDVICES
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
·The Senior High Youth Fel. Not1ce la hereby further alven
lowshtp wiU hold a progressive that said public heartnr wUl be
dinner this Sunday evening In held on the 21st day of July
homes of various members. All Year 1955. at the hour of 8:00
youth who will start high achool P. M. In the Counc:ll Chambers
In the faJJ have been lnvlted as of the Newport .Beach City Ball,
special guesu for the evenJng by at which time and place an.y and
the Christ Church by the Sea all persona Interested may ap.
Fellowship. pear and be heard thereon.
The Mariners. young adults. ~.g.o:~~ ~ry
Ul meet at 8 p.m . Sunday a t PLANJ\lNG COMMISSION
the home or Mr. anti Mrs! Don
Burns, 321 CataUna Ave., New .
port Height.. ., ..... , ..... ,.
plf ....... ,.. ••••
JIOTICE OP .UaLJC B&AaDIO
Notice Ia hereby riven that the
Planning Commluton of the City
of Newport .Beach wUl hold a
publte bearlnr on the appllca.
tlon of Archie 0 . SlmonoU and
Vartan S. Tachmlzlan for a use
The annual get-together of permit No. 179 to permit: The
members and parent. of .Job's operation or a salvare ya.rd and
Daughter Bethel and the Orange storage of salvage material. On
Coast Chapter of DeMolay will Lot 1201. Track 1st addition to
be a pot luck supper to be held THE NEWPORT MESA TRACT.
at 7 p.m. Wednesday, July 27, at and located at 19th Street and
the Costa Meaa Park. Whittier Ave. The property Ia
AJl families attendlnr are now ulled aa a aalvare yard .
asked to brlnr a hot dlah or Notice la hereby further riven
salad at&d their own service. 7be tha~ aald public hearlnr wm be
DeMolay Mother's Club wlll pro. bel• on the n.t day ot July 1955.
vide rolla, butter, cake, coffee at the hour of 8:00 p.m. hi the
and 10ft drlnk.s. CouncU Chambers or the New. GEORGE BURI<HARDT
u~ Oantnetar 878 W. 18th eo.ta Meta
port Beach City Hall, at which
tlme and place any and aU per.
aona Interested may appear and
be heard thereon. APPLY Mon. thru. Frl. from
8:30 a.m. to • p.m.
SOUTHERN
.COUNTIES
GAS CO.
1030 E. FIRST ST.
Santa Ana
Ub!!$Y S8628 Ub!rty 8a32
OOMPLE'I'E PA.IN'nNG
PAPER HANGING SERVICE
HA 2978
HA 4446
EUGENE 0 . SAUNDEBS
500 31At Street, ~ Bueh
COiift.Kft L.UiliiCUDia
Ia tiC&
FltEE ES'J'IMATES
8611 Green Stampe
JMe dellwry
COROlfA DEL MAR JrultSbY
HA 1038 27" E. Cout B-,.
RAY Y. COPELIN, Secmary
Newport Beach City Plan. ntnr CoDUnlulon
Ilona 01' naut ...... 0
A• ... h 14. -.. ....... ..
NO .. AY. JVLY f . 1 ..
••
• • • of soda& nole
f C.Unwcl b'OIIl Pap 5) • • •
at MaJU.anlta Lake. Whlle theft Pre.weddtnr aetlvttl• are be-
Mr. Ball commun" wtt.h natun clnnlnc to Pftk at the home ot
u a tore.t ra~er -a chance Dr. and Mn. Hany Bouah of 303
from teachtna Puadena City VIa Lido Nord In anticipation of
Colleae ltudenta ln the winter. the marrtace of thelr dauahter,
11le r8t ot the famUy enjoy tt, Sherrill Ann. Juat abt weeka
too. away. The btlde-to-be wu a PI
• • • Pht at Arizona u., where the tn.
The Kellar W a t a o n a , well. tended IJ'OC)m wu an SAE.
known Oranae County rH!denta, • • •
received IUHU at the lrvlne It wu a cue ol the stork beat-
Cout Country Club Jut Thurs. tn1 the carpentera In the race
day evenln1 Lollowlna the wed. aeaJnlt ttme In the Marvin Pratt
dina of their dauahter, Kay, and family. They didn't know wheth-
Roy Allen Smith. er their new boWie wouJd be fin-
Ished before the baby came or
~'HUll) .... u-=c-vice vena. The Uttle &lrl arrlved
'-' ~ '--~ Thursday, June 30. The Pratta
own the Blue Salls stationery
' store ln Balboa.
VW'IVEaALIIT PELLOWUU. • • •
''Theft Go the Ships'' wlll be The Herbert Wilsons ahowed
Rev. Freder ick RJnae's subject at their Independence Day spirit by
the Unlveraallat Community Fel-takJne a week-end campln& trip
JowshJp on Sunday mornJne. Or. to En.senada-and 50 did a Jot of
F. Macintyre, psycho-therapl.st. other Americans, they observed.
ol Costa MKA, will continue his By the by, their liOn, Gordon up.
dlacusalons on ludalsm durlna .,1 cott ecelved a promotion In the Sunday echool period. 1be r n • r
Universalist Community Fellow-the-US. Navy and has been
ahlp meeta every Sunday mom-tlanaferred from the San Fran-
In& at the Ebell Club House, 515 clsco area to Florida.
W. Balboa Blvd., Balboa, tor • • •
Sunday school at 10:30 and Not everyone went someplace
morning worship at 11:00. tor the· Fourth: a good many
Harborltes stayed home and
CDM COMMUJUTT CBUBCB received guesu. The Bradley
New members received Into Joneses ot greater Los Angeles
the fellowship of the Corona del spent the week end with the
Mar Community Church Sunday Douglas Goodans ot Bay Island. were Mrs. LJlllan A. York, 226
Poppy Ave.: Mrs. Genevt,!ve
Paden. 6201~ Poinsettia Ave.; Mr.
and Mrs. Weaver Smith. 2220
Waterfront Drive: Dr. a nd Mrs.
Robert W. Roper. 308 Ma rguerite
Ave.; Robert Eueene Roper, 308
Marguerite Ave.; Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo B. Roper. 308 Ma rguerite
Ave.; Rev. anli Mrs. Edwin C.
Gomke. 618 Orchid Ave.; Mrs.
Maude E. Doody, 601 Fernleaf
Ave. The reception ot new mem-
ber• was followed by the sacra-
ment of holy communion.
CBIWST CBVBCB aT TilE SEA
Rev. George N. Reeves Jr. will
apeak on "Ofl•lngs of Justice"
at the mornlne services Sunday
at Christ Church by the Sea In
Newport Beach. The sermon ls
baaed on the teachings of the
&reat moral prophet. Amos, who
lived In the eighth century, B.C.
Mr. Reeves Ia aerving aa a&SOCiate
mJnlm.er durlna the summer and
will conduct the Sunday wonhlp
durin& the vacation of the min·
Jlbr, a.v. ..,. Ca.rleOD.
ma --...MZ' .-e
The JI!.Z CJub ol the Cai'Ona del
Mar Community Churc:b w!U hold
a pot-luck dinner at 8 :30 p.m.
Tuesday at the church Instead of
the oriJ"Inally planned picnic at
O'Neil Park. Galley crew Includes
Mr. and Mn . Raymond Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlea Cave and Mrs.
Dell Custer.
PA.-n. aAZAD PLA.IfJIED
Plans for two bl& evenu were
made at the June 22 meeting of
the Women'a FeUowahlp of the
Corona del Mar Co m m u n I t y
Chureh: a Halloween card party
Oct. 28 and a buaar on the first
Friday In May, 1956.
An'EifD CAMP CEDA.a QLEII
Ten youtha of the Balboa llland
Community Methodist Church
who attended "Chrilltlan-adven-
tur~amp" at Camp Cedar Glen
near Julian. were Terri Waide-
lich, Gall Graves. Dolores Harper,
Bette j e a n Guenther, Nancy
Shooter, Susan Nealy. Valerie
Lowen, Bill Ferry. Steve FeY)',
and Sandy Knapp. Accompany.
lng the aroup and aervtna on the
camp start wu Rev. Donald G.
Sapp. Mrs. c. DoueJaas Ferry.
Mrs. Robert Guenther. Burt C.
Lowen and Mr. Sapp fuml.lhed
transportation.
IL a a a a a OJ !1VJJ.l1J:J.1ll!l1li $JJI
.APORT -~~/
((1/ltlNA ~~[l IW4J.' '•4•'' i;fHl'i ...
ftnJtaly II
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• • •
Hoag Hospital Administrator
Wlnllied Bacon and her daugh-
ter Betty are enjoylne a vacation
with a European n avor this sum
mer. They left the latter part of
June for a holiday abroad.
• • •
One of the "trial runs" on the
Lyman Farwe ll's Schooner Sea
Drilt. which Is now on Its way
to Honolulu. was an aC!ernoon
outlne which Mrs. Farwell gavt'
for past presidents and board
members of the Santa Ana Aa
slstance Leai\Je. • • •
The multJ.miJJion dollar motel
to be erected aoon next to Dis
oeyland was desl&ned by Roy
Watkl~ of Newport Beach.
FIIIZWOU VIOLATJOJI
A Newport BelghU boy, 16.
wu booked by Newport pollee
at 6:32 p.m . Saturday on a
charae of violation of the city
Llreworka ordl~. He wu ar.
~ 1n tbe s.yv~ew partdnc ............
GlamouT
Glimpses
.., AJnf
It's true It's true! It's tlue!
O'BRIEN'S Is celebratlna Ita 7th
blithday anoJversary-and we're
havlne a whoppln& bl& birthday
sale! Miss O'Brien says It's
thanks to you. our loyal custo-
mers. that we've &rown a Jot In
the past seven years. We're de-
liriously happy about our birth·
day--&nd when you see this aale,
you'll say we'te just delirious.
Honestly. prices are alashed be-
yond reason-and In most cases
below cost. r.. beea trylD9 to get a t.w
faallloD pncUctiou Oil fall aDd
wtaw atylla9 ~rom· VebDa.
wllo .. Jut Jet1arDed ...... ...._. oa. bl9 .. .., Todt atyw
........_ bat ....,..._. I tJatak I
bCift ~lew Clttlllatloa.. alile'a off
...,a1a. ...._... a bealat.lful
----coclrtaU dnu at ball pdce to a aa.nam-. • P'cld.a9 oat a naliT ..art bloa.ae oa
aaJe a.at .... wttb -.. ................. aldna.al.ao
• .ale. I doe't IMr9e a cballce
wiMa lt'a b&rtJadlry tbDel
But I did want to explain that
new material shown In the adol'·
ablto s hortie nJahteown with
bloomers In our window. It'a
"Da-tJste"-not dacron-not ba-
tlste, but a new lovely fabric
which, In this caw. Is luxul'i·
ously decorated wtth Imported
Swta embrof~. Oh, It comes
In a lone aown. too, and thll
llneerle Is fu bloned by Kicker-
nick, so you know It flU. The
cunnln& bon net! Th3t'a to cover
up when you 10 to bed all
bobby-pinned up.
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M• .......... Wednndlly,Jilly IS.
Use EnjgD Waat Ads for Besalts
Our 20th Birthday
JULY 1. 1955
Dear Fr iends:
July is t he Birthday Month of Laguna
Federal, and this month marks our 20th
year of service to the Southland.
In J uly, 1935, our total assets were
$4,735. The current figures on t h i s
page are evidence of our trem~n~s
growth in two decades. We take spec1al
p r i d e in our Statement of Condition
which shows more than $2,000,000 in re-
serves and surplus -a double safeguard
to your funds invested with us. This sup-
plements the $10,000 insurance of ae-
counb.
However. our true growth is refleet.d ................. ..,.. '*"' of theN-
... of s-tNMcl f.wt8 11 whe ........
loncl Ul fo help them fo tiiCUrity t pHC;e
of mind and home ownership. To them
we say •'Thank You" for giving us a 20th
Birthday of which we c.n be proud.
During the entire month of Jufy we
invite you to drop in and say Helo.
n,.,.·s a gift waiting for you -OUR
BIRTHDAY. but the gift is for YOUI In
the Lagurw~ Federal tradition of fnendli-
neu. there • s no need for you to open a
new account to s.cure a valu.ble gift.
Just drop in! We wil be happy to tel
you about our personarazed operation and
tt.e progress of our San Clemente office
which wift open later this summer.
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Mts,· ~ft'mlt Dorlu.. wile ot eo.ta Meaa architect Dorlus. bu
been elected prajdent of the
newly Ol'I&Dt.d Wome•·• A.rc:hl·
tectural L e a 111 e of 0r&n£"e
County.
Other oUloeu are Mra. Willard
JOl'dan of eo.ta llesa, secretary,
and Mrs. Paul 0 . Davia of Corona
del Mar. tluaurer. The oreantza
tlon and electl~>n meetlna wu
beld at the home of Mrs. RJchard
PJecer. Corona del Mar. ·
Mrs. Ple,er and Mrs. Everett
Paru of Santa Ana were ap-1
pointed to serve on the public re
latlona committee. Mrs. Davis I
and Mrs. Parks are on the by
laws commJttee.
Next meetln& wtll be held at I 2 p.m. Tuesday, July 19 at thf'
home of Mrs. Parks. 2-JOl N
Baker St., Santa Ana. I
WADED H llA.DIO
Boys with pollee radios In their
cars promptly departed upon
hearing pollee calla go out about
a disturbance they were creatine I
at Park Ave. and Emerald Ave ..
Balboa Island, at 11:12 p.m. Fri-
day, June 24, pollee charged.
PAGa l&tD
Expna'MI ll .. lr lilt a C.. ....
Mra. Jack L. Provasco. 469 N. 1 en by RJchard Lee Vandupool,
Newport Blvd .. Newport Hellhts. 115, of 2369 Harbor BJvd .. eo.ta
W'bo t"Xpe<:ts a child In two l\iesa.
months. waa Injured In an auto-The youthlul driver wu un
mobile acddtonl J une 29 at the hurt, but both Mr. and Mrs. Prov.
Brlatol Newport Ave Intersection asco suffered cuta and brul-.
narth of Costa Mesa Mrs. Provuco, who t. 36, wu
The Pro vasco car. making a given X-ray examination to check
lett turn from Bristol onto New. on possible complications.
port Ave . collided tvith a car, go-
Ing aouth on Newport Ave., driv Read the Enslen Want Ad paae.
LET US HELP YOU ·PI• er lrr11p Y•
VA CAnON
FREE
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CORONA DEL MAR :=:
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
JUNE .. '155
ASSETS
First Mortgage loans ·----$20,169,255-.<45
L .... -'"'~ a .. l Eaiet.-,.riMip•lty ho ..... ;,. La, .... ..__.. .toe~ •ici .. ay.
loans on Savings Accounts . ______ .....
fHIIJ>O"fY lo.t11 fM tile COfl .... i.IIU of-· thor.hoJd•rL
Properties Sold on Contract
99,980.96
5,231 .26
Real Estate Owned and in Judgme nt .... _______ ,.__ 2,089.92
Investments and Securities ......... -....... --.... ~5.000.00
c-w;.., ef &-.m .... ,., lotoels a1ul F.cl•rel HolM u.. .. a.,.• Stocl.
Cash on Hand and in Ba nks __ .. 3,010,298.6<4
w~ upltel ........... cl•p<Kit•cl ;,. b•tob..
Sin~erely,
Andrew S. Hall 3~%
Office Buildincj end Equipment, and parking Lot,
Less Oepreciatiort _ ....... __ 248,322.9 1
DeferTed O,arges a nd O ther As~ets -----· 5,976.92 '--------------..... ,_ ~ TOTAL ASSETS $23,986,156.06
LIAB I L I T I ES
Savings Accounts -----
Tlols I. tt.. .-t htYedocl •ittt on by Moro tl.a11
AOO l .... i.W .. Ia. ......._, eood corpor•t;.,..,
Loans in Process ---------.... ·---·-· .......
$19,067,967.-40
2, 786,022.20
103,925.87
8 ,633.63
Otfoier Uabi1ities ----------·----.. -·--·---·
S,.afic R.sel'ftl -----
G.neral ReMr¥M ________ 1,678,197.52
Surplus __________ 3<4 1 ,409.~
G.nerel Reserves and Surplus -------
TOTAL UAIILmES ---------
. 2,0 1 9.~6.96
$23,986,156.06
LAG .UNA FEDERAL
SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION
222 Oc.a. Ave.
'
•
lust let tboee IOnr-tln8 ehow
up on the l._mU. bank and tbe
huber wiD loo.k mJrhty d111rted
wtth only the ra&.aaJlora around.
Ewrythlnl that can noat with a
motor wUl
bound.
'nlat lona run to tbe eo.called
35-mlle bank Ia 35 mllel tr'om
San DieiO not Newport. lt'a four
boW's or better fOt mo.t boats
d from the bell buoy. H a II Is Name Ralph'• Bait and Tackle at 5801 , W. Cout Hwy., Newport Bee~h,
W •lt • k p report. corblna ftahlnl aood down I 0 WI C r 0 Salt Creek and ear~abad way
with soft shell crabs, rock worma
The new pro at the WUlowtck and razor clams belnl used tOt
Golf Courae Is 32-yeu-old Gerald ball A few ~ are belnl
Hall, who has been as.slstant pro caught ln Newport Rubor on
Co Cl b craw f.i!Jb. at the Santa Ana untry u Tbe barge Georefa. anchored
tor the put two years. off the Newport Pier, has been
He ls a native ol Greenfield, the scene of some good flahJnr.
Iowa, was a pro at the Green. Gunny sacks wlth quantities of
field Country Club from 1.941 to halibut, flounder, span1sh jacks
1946, with time ot1 tor World and salmon erouper are belna
War n; went to the Red Oak brought ln by anelen from the
Country Club ln Iowa from 1947 barge. A 28-pound halibut was
to 1953, and then cast west. The caught one day. The ~ater has
Balls live ln Santa Ana. Tbe been calm and smooth.
family includes three boys and A ~pound sliver-side salmon
three eirls. was caught last Tbuisday on the
Jiall succeeds Dick Boges. who Westerner, from Newport Pler.
has been named bead pro at the Lots of big bull bass, haUbut.
new Sepulveda Golf Course near spanish jacks and barracuda are
Enclno. He bad been at WWo-reported being caught on the
wick for the past two years and Westerner.
before that he had been pro at ElUs Boat Rentals reports bay
Fox Hills, Lakewood, Long Beach fishing good with h alibut, yel-
and Brookside ln Pasadena. lowfin croaker, sea trout and a
Assistant pro at Willowick Is few sand bass being caught.
Don Willis, wHo was at the Rec-Anglers aboard Ellis small boats
reatlon Golf Course In Long outside the jetty have been catch-
Beach tor tour years, and assist-lng large halibut, mackerel and
· ant to Joe Robinson at Virginia a few barracuda.
Country Club ln Long Beach. Two silver-side salmon were
Frank Lober
Is Dead at 72
Frank Lober, 72, of 1829 Po-
mona Ave., Costa Mesa, died
Sunday evening at Boag Hos-
pital after an extended illness.
He had lived In California for
45 years, a nd came to Costa
Mesa !rom Dinuba six weeks
ago. He was an attorney by pro-
fession.
Mr. Lober, a native ot New
York City. was a former member
of the Lions Club of Dinuba and
the Elks Club of Los Angeles.
Services were held yesterday
at Baltz Mortuary, Costa Mesa,
with C. S. Collins, Christian Sci-
ence reader, otticlatlng.
Survivors Include his wife
Mary; a daughter, Mrs. Robert
Oliphant of Newport Heights; a
son, Frank Lober of Inglewood,
and four IJ'andchUdren.
••• DriMel Crewlq
01 AHair i1 lie Race
Tbe Ensign will have' to get
along without the backshop as.
slstance of Mike Driskel for quite
a few weeks, be<:ause Mike sailed
Monday as crew member on E. C.
Lambert's ketch, Altair, in the
Honolulu Race.
Mike, who Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Da'n Driskel, 227 Gold-
enrod Ave ., Corona del Mar. is
scheduled to sail back as crew
member for Bill Zlnsmeyer's
Bagatelle-and then go to Coast
Guard boot camp before enroll-
ing at Orange Coast College this
fall. •
FlJlEMEif FICBT TWO FIJlES
Newport Beach firemen put out
a trash fire on the west side of
Avocado Ave , at Pacific Dr .. Co-
rona del Mar. at 3:10 p.m . June
29. Firemen a lso aided county
forestry fire fighters from Costa
Mesa In putting out a grass fire
west of Hoag Memorial Hospital
at 4:25p.m., June 29.
Look What
I Caught
ON THE
caught on the Gypsy from Port
Orange recently. Miss Jo Lynn
Miner, 14, of 247 Avocado St.,
Costa Mesa ,caught a 18% .pound
one and Tom Locker of Costa
Mesa caught a 28-pound fish,
both on the .same day.
Assn. Picture
In 'Newswe.ek'
Tbe current Issue of News.
week Magazine features the big
new bayfront buUdJng of the
Newport Balboa Savings a nd
Loan Association with a picture
accompanying a story on "Tbe
Shiny New Look." The article de·
scribes the trend to modern de-
sign In building tor financial In-
stitutions.
Association President Paul A.
Palmer's idea for a yachtsman's
"drive-In" window is mentioned.
Tbe article calls lt a "yacht-In"
window. "111at's somethble we'll
Install whenever the-re's a de-
mand tor it." remarks Mr. Pal-
mer.
The Rocer Rilep lo •
Ae~~~llce .._,..,.
Following . a honeymoon In
Acapulco. Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Edmund Riley a re making their
home ln Lelmert Park, Los An·
geles. The young couple were
married in Los Angeles on June
17. Tbe bride is the former Miss
Marilyn Joan Schlegel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Schlegel
of View Park. The groom Is the
son of the Jack Rileys of Corona
del Mar.
OBSERVE AKKJVEBSAJIY
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Tritt
of Lido Isle celebrated their .wed-
ding anniversary June 29 with
d inner at the VIctor Hugo In
Laguna.
MOVE TO OCEAK FJIOKT
The Frank Musselmans have
moved from 614 Orchid Ave., Co-
deJ Mar, to 2607 Ocean
NEWPORT
FISHING BARGE
Launch LeaY .. End of Newport Pier * HOURLY SERVICE *
Flntiiiii.UL
ADOLTII3.25
(QUdNa V... U yn. Y, P-)
* * *
Friday and Saturday
July 8th and . 9th "
Fl.
11•1. I. Tl
12.1111111
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~Burger lsle!J ~o. 2
3916 EAST COAST HIGHWAY, CORONA DEL MAR
* IIW
OPEl
*
*
(Aci'IIS ,._ ... "'IIIIIJ Bell")
HERSH Mc:MULLEN, General Manager
• IEIEUL CIITUCT. •
INGRAM & COIJJN9
Newport Beach
*
• 111 c-.n••••·•muno• •
SMITH BROS. COMPANY • B.ECTIICAL lilT''' •nilS •
DAVIS ELECTRIC 1640 Superior Ave., U 8-5531 Costa Mesa 506 Forest Ave., HY 4-3565, Laguna Beach
• •ass •••11• • BALBOA GLASS COMPANY
2436 W. Coast Hwy., U 8-2782, Newport Beach
•
STOP AT
The Arches
"'Your 11011t to tJie
Oout sanoe lD'.' i
Fl•a FOODI
COC&TAILI
COAST HMMfWAY AT
THE AlCHlS ....,... ....
JOHN ynnt,E
LDIM'IIW .... 1
•
Says Husband
Punched Her
Mrs. Joyee Pa:z.ello o1123 Vit· atnt• Pl., eo.ta Mesa, ebar&ed
tbat her huaband, Anthony L.
Jl'eaello, punched ber ln the lett
~ and Jaw, abe compa.lrled to
lifewport pollee at 5:11 p.m. Sat.
UJ'day, June 25 .
lira. Pezzello aaJd abe wu drlv.
In& on McFadden Pl., Newport
Beach, at about 4:50 p.m. and abe
lnadvertanUy bumped lnto the
baclt of her buaband'a ~ and
both atopped. He tot out. walked
back to her car and wben abe
cot out. be punched her, lhe
ebar&ed. Tbe vJcttm'a c:hUd by a
former marrlaae wu atandlnl
alonplde of her and wu knocked
down, apparently by the force of
the blow, abe u14. 'nle victim
alfMd to see tbe city attorney
to
Daily 11:30 & 7:00 p_m.. Sl.25. Children 65c
* * * 3 BOATS OPERATING on BAY & OCEAN BIDES * Boat Le<rrinq EYery 20 Minutes *
E....._ 0o1aa as.t. •....., o--.· Ita p.a. 4 I p.a.
*BALBOA*
(1. MY)
lrHII!!! Day
·wednesday
•001r TO I •.11.
F• •••••• U C••••••l•alc
-------------~--= =----.....:-~ __ _:_ ;:-
A...._.~·
P•AD
IIUD • ITUiaiPS l'' .....
.. , ... ftle Ct atd ~ r. •..tr 11 T ...
Ill o..-.... .... ... IJI
,..,
Fred ·Huffman
Of COM Dies
A recocniUon aervtce for Rev.
Edwin Gomke will be held at
4 p.m. Sunday at the Corona del
Mar Community Church. Partlcl.
paUnr In this lntormal lnstalla
tJon and reoognltlon will be the
Con 1 r ega t I o n a I Christian
Churches ot the Harbor Area and
. ... -
the Harbor CouncU of Churches. 1"1!!!~;!!~~~!;~W!I;~ Preachlne the sermon wUI be '!!
Dr. Jesse F. Perrin, conference
superintendent. Abo partlclpa.
tlng w111 be Rev. James Stewart
Ql St. Andrews Pres b y t e rlan
Church. reprftentlng the CouncU
ot Churches; Norman Brown and
Howard Lecg of the Corona del
Mar Church; Rev. Pe'ry F. Schrock
of Santa Ana, the loundln&
pastor ol the local church; PhUlp
Gregory of Lacuna and Gordon
Baker of Buena Park.
Rev. and Mra. Gomke wm be
honored at a reception 1n the So-
cial Hall !ollowtnc the service.
cw. roa OIICII&P'I
A daughter, Susan Loulw. waa
born to Mr. and M.ra. Ernest Qr.
chard of 465'-s Santa Ana Ave.,
Newport Heirhts. In Hoag Me-
morial Hospital on Tuesday,
J une 21.
f) ~Uuw;
Quule
Fred Dell Huffman. 87. of 512
Larlapur Ave .. Corona del Mar.
died June 28 In the San Antonio
Community Hospital. Upland.,
after an extended Ulness.
TIE PIZZI IIUIE
IIMDI ITAU.Air POOD
DlatDg 1a • ~ma~~y •• r •' .... 1'-lm-...s n.uaa lood at Ita ben. .._ tMt ..,._ .,_._ StMdla. Salada.
llaftoU. ~~~~~-=:.. •• , Ul.ADS
-TOCO--Mr. Huffman. a native of Lud 1
1low. Ill., had lived ln Corona del
Mar since 1928 and In California
tor 48 years. He was a plasterer
by trade but had been retired for
a number of years.
He Ls survived by tour 80n.s.
Daniel P. Huffman ol Highland.
Calll.; Paul G. Huffman of Costa
Mesa; Harold D. Huffman ol 29
Palms and Richard J. Huffman of
Corona del Mar: four daughters.
Mrs. Ruth G. Ully of Mira Lorna.
Calif.. Mrs. Lois G. IX>nnis or
Indio, Mrl. Helen M Darrus of
IIOC W..t eo.t IDW.am. ••wpwt .._. 11.-bow -
l lfa --.... --~·-·--~ .... VIU 11.1 r........, u.. ....._ ......,. ..-. ra.. ~k' 4hlek.
1M YW. N..._ .. -. .. OW .. ~~ a-t ,..._.
raata. I q..t ._ ...til .. to ..._ Lr ttted et 1M ~
to ....... ldaDd. u..,_ ................ • .. arq.. .. r.u.n... •
I.__,I'S IESIIUUIT 111 'II
Santa Ana and Mrs. Dorothy S. ..._ • ,
Brewer of Corona del Mar; 21 .saa •= •r.~~= ...-...wi · rrandchlldren and 18 great ~,..;4ee r..s.
grandchildren. D PIIEPA.aED TO GO""
Funeral services for Mr. Huff Sll aaJboa IUTd. ..U.. ~ al'l
man were conducted Saturday ln OPEJI DAILY.._ to ........ u ~to !Odaipt
the Metn.e Abbey Mauaoleum ......_ IEII
ChapeL Baltz llortuary of Cclrona ... I •
cW Mar ... cUreeton. ............. 1 a a ..... -.... , ....... ,..
$ .............. Q ' ..... II I SEIIYDfG .. IIAWAD
Servin& at the U . S. Naval Air
StatJon at Barber's Point. Hawaii.
is Robert P. Sullivan, electronics
technician first class. USN. son
of Mrs.. M ary P. Sullivan of Bal
boa Island. Before entering the
service he graduated from the
University ot Washington.
For ~........... ., • ..,.. c.J
THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
etllll. &.y .. llf tt illlllll ... ~ .... 1-&IN
.. --........ --diM .... -:ae 111. -tad ,..., -........... ·,:r;--of • ..... ...
IOI'fl 101 --A11ED1 S·DM
IIIII II TIIIIIT!
"For a Whale
of a GPGCI Meal"
FRIED 'JUMBO SHRIMP or
FISH 'N CHIPS Locc:JI Students Are Awarded
Degr~es at Whiffier College * We s,.cialize II
ORDERS TD II! * Cholt, publicity chairman for the
A.ssodated Women Students. so-
cial chairman ot the Ionian So-
cial Society and was a member
of Sosecos, Junior Sponsors and
Senior Counalon, honorary class Sw4 FISH FRY
2110 OCEAif FIIOII'T, .... Pier. aEWIO.,. IE.ACB . .ervtce croups.
ELECTRIC
is the word for the range wJUdl does the
COOKING
hMt--aM keeps the kitchen
COOL
•
OPE a
11:00 lUI.
to 1:00 ......
Cloeed ......,
Thia time
ofyeer,
coolD-ia
cmeoltbe .,..,_., ..
al•
D"UP'I"SSI.EX BOifOJlED-Wl.amera ill the Ardlttectural DraftlDg l coet..t apouond CIIUlaally by the Newport l41boa SciYiDp cmd
Locm A.uodatlon are abown rec:el•lng their awarda. Plctured left
to rtgbt are Bob Bleld oJ Newport Balboa SaYings: lloo Mootgom.
ery of Seal lhclch. third prize wlDDer: John Ballew of Newport.
who woa aecolld pdze. cmd Erule VUlalobo1 of Orcmge, wbo r• I
celnd ~ top award. ------------------------------------
Building Total Is Way Ahead
Of June 30 Mark Last Year
The building permit tot a I Jum• permits include 30 single
reach~d almo8t to the live and a family dewellings. $508.980: 59
half million dollar mark at the repairs to dwelings. $70,800; thret>
half way point an 1955. thf.> J une I cabanas. $5.900; onf.> garage,
30 r<'Jl(Jrt of th€' Newport lk>ach $1.500: thr<'e swimming pools.
Building Department rev£-a ls. $9.300: one <'Ommerclal building,
Th<' June total was $617.295. $13.000; thrt>e rt'palrs to commer-1 brin~ing th(' ret·orcl rm the year clal building<>. $2.799; 10 signs.
to S-">.1&1.713. $5.016
Following J>Nmits wert> issued
during the final days or June:
e CORONA DEL MAR
This is more than a ha lf mil
lion oollars ahf.>ad of last year's
J unt' 30 figure $900.000 ahead of
1953 and almost two million dol-
lars ahead of 1952.
Military Rites
For Marine
0 0 Russell sign for "Butcher I
S.>y Meals." 3-121 E. Coast Hwy ..
$491 : Henry DuBois. 5 room , 1 I
1
story .. 1 unit d~elling a t JO'P 2
Jasmme. $10.23:5; 0 . C. Brown. 5
rrH>m. I story I unit d\\elling at
1 I 13 .:\Iarignlcl $10 313
leNEWPORT
Alfrt'd de (';artand. rf'pairs at
;\tass was celebrated for John 6()1 36t h St . s,-,oo: Phyllis Gill. I
Walllam Diemf'r of 110 C"abrlllo t rOtlm. 1 stury I unit dw<•lllng at
St. Cnsta M~>sa. at 9 a m last fi902 ()<-pan Ft. $9.500.
Thursrlay in St Joachim's Catho. e LIDO ISLE 1
lie Chut<'h. Pk Diemf'r was t he F;. K. Qwpns. rxtNHI wall at
first Korean war victim to be re 760 Via Lido Nord, S6()
turned to Costa Mesa. e BALBOA ISLAND
H<' was klllE'<l In the U S Ma. F. A. Mo nro. add guest room
rlne Corps march out of the at 208 Pearl, $2.500.
Chosen Reservoir to Hungnam. -;:;:;:;;;:;;:::;;:==;;;;;::======~
Korea. In 1950. He was 18 at the Ia~ n~ at
time of his death. Rosary M!rvlces B A P P T D AT S C B 0 0 L
were recited at 8:30 p .m June 29 for Uttle Folk
In the Baltz Mortuary. Costa 440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
Mesa Chapel. Harbor 4369
lit' Is survived by hi!' mnther., Under new management
Mrs Airla L. ZNiaker of thl' home Mrs. Jean Vaughn. director
adrlrt'S.'\. and two sisters. Mrs.
Mariann Hammt>rs of Costa Mesa
:tnr1 Mrs. Anna Rlasit>r of Water. LilliS fOR HOlES loo, Iowa. Prior to his service In n
thP U S. Marines. he wa~ em
ploy<'d at Knott's Berry F<trm.
Interment was tn the vNeran's
St'<'tion of Harbor Rest M<'morlal
Park. wher«' rull military honors
wt>rc accorded Pr<' Dlemt>r with a
5~ 20-YEO LOAK
Construction Loans
5" 20-TEAB LOAK
SEE BOB SATTLEll
raring squad and budgie corps of Poine· r 1,..., •• 1 Co.
U S. Ma rlnt>s from Terminal •••-a
Island
LEGAL NOTICE
No PA 620
NOTICE TO CllEDITORS
ESTATE OF IIENRY CHARLES
BROWN. aka IIENRY C. BROWN,
DF:\F:i\SED
N< >TIC'E IS II F:REBY G IVF.~ to
thl' C'r('rlator" nf and all pNsons
h.l\ ang r laim" against thr said
rlf'I'Nirn t or ~~~ irl f'sta tr tu file th~'m w1th thl' n{'Cf'ssary vouch I
Pr" an the ortif'r or the Clt.>rk of
thr Supf'rior Court of the Statr of
Callrornia. in and for the County
of Orange. or to present the
samP, with the necessary vouch
rrs. to the u nder!'llgned at his or
hrr place of business. to wit:
F R Abhf'y Public Adminlstra
tor. r• " ThQmas F.. Heffernan.
2:>1 i 1-~ Coast Highway. Corona
dl'l Mar. Cal ifnrnla
\\athin six months after the first
puhlkatlon of this notlt1"
natr!l: Jun(' 2 1. 1955.
F. R ABBf:Y
i\!lmanistra tor of the Esta tt' of
<~a ad rii'<'Nit"nt
Atlllrn"Y'~ fnr Administrator
II .1rwnorl. llcffNna n & Sodt"n
::?:il:l E Coast Highway
C'ornna df'l Mar. Cal ifornla
llarhor l:l-35
Publish: J une 30. July 7. 11. 2l l
In tht" Newport llarbor Ensign.
2515 E. Coast Bwy .. CDM
Pb. BA 31D-KI 3-5115
(M.UO Life llmlra:Dce PUDdJ)
JAMES D. RAY
Buil~ill Coltractor
3446 E. COAST HWY ~
CORONA DEL MAR
HArbor 4761
Residence: HAtbcw 4~6
IW'I_,_.__..EIT---~•
COLLECnOIS
ACICOUDb. Roles. Clcdma of
ldDd of debts -cmywheN In
America. ''K o collec:ttoos-K '"·H We acS•cm~ all CMta.
CREDIT BUREAU
of w .. ten:& Orcmv-County
lformerly of Newport Beach,
Laguna Beach lr Costa Meaa)
2tM Bi..nt.t. Aft.. PO Box HI
Liberty a.7141 Jfewport a.or:h
Orco Block Co.
Buu.DING BLOCKS-ALL SIZES-ALL TYPES
]Acao. 7-mt.. ,_,_ly U'7M
11M2 KateUa. ltcmtoo DIG I. ..... lela .. Aae
Private Police
Right-of-Way Violations
Cited as Accident Cause
.... c.. 2 .. -Dr-' ....
~ 'ft1e-lubber 'ftle
FOrmica -Unoleum Tile
-~ ~ Tb.lttY.Jour penoN have been u aeddent eau.ee. buled people •• IlL INl lt.UAIII1 .-a C... ....
ld1led anct 882 InJured in traUJc to underrate tbe Mtlou.eneil ot a y..,. 1n Oran&e Count;y
acelctenta tn the Oranae c.'OWlt)' rilht-4-way violation~ In pro-••••••••.-••••••••••••••Ill unlncorpotatecl area 80 tar thiJ voklo• tratftc aceJMilta.
year, Capt. Herbert Null, com-"At any rate, .. lntmd to con-Costa Mesa L.-co. mander of tbe Oran.:• ortJee of Unue watcbjng the rl.lbt-of.way
the CalttornJa hl1hway patrol, accident plctur. In thJ.J area and
hu reported. take all neeeuary .tepa to cur.
He pointed out tbat In one out taU tbe.e vtolatlona.." LUMBER -BUILDING MA TEBIAIS
of ~ alx accldenU a rtght-ot-Seventy-et1ht peniON were In-•-.port ...... CMell .._ ......, .....
way violation ca,uaed the cra.ah. Jured and one wu Jdlled ln auto ';ill;llllllllll····llllllllllll···· "Some motorlsta and pedeatrl-accldentl tor the year through I
ana In the Orange county IV•• May ·31 In the City of Newport
are falllnl to tully accept thelr Beach, Capt. Harry Lace of the
respona.lbUitles r.eardlng rlrht-Newport pollee hu r.eported. He
of-way ln traffic," Capt. Null figured that the same ratio of one
aald. accident out of six wu caused by
"Right.of.way violations caua. a rleht.of-way violation, by some
lng these deaths and Injuries are one Involved.
deliberate In man)' Instances and ------
can be avoided ln practtcally GIU. F9• IIULLDS
every caae. Motorlsta and ped-
Httians must be wWlng to give.
not grab, the right-of-way.
''Poalbly emphula on the dan-
lt!n of speed and drunk drlvin& Call HArbor lilt for Job · Pllatlag
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First Home Game Slpt.16
To DedkateOCCStaliUm
De4btton ot the new '7,!500-ElabOrate dedkat.loll CINIDOD·
ee&t fA)otball 8ta4Jum at Oraqe fee and eolortul halt-tJme ad.lvJ..
Cout CoU... wW be held J'rl. tJee an now belq planned u a
day, Sept. • wMrl the f'ltatel IUJtable tnaurural. 'l1llt ww tn,
meet t:ut Contra eo.ta Colle.. clude band muatc, atunta by mna
1n a twtllabt came. leackn and the roottnc ~n. "nlll wU1 mark the ftnt time and a half-tlme paaeant.
alnce the collep opened Jta docn Completion ot tile ltadlum
MV.n y..,. aao that an OCC cJvee Orance Count.)' Ill nne.t
team h&l been able to play a football playlnJ" tleld. The tacUt.
game at hOII'M. Prior to thta, ty wu ~lned wttb the playln&
"bonle" football PD* were field 10 teet below f'Xlatlng
scheduled at the hlch ldlool ll"'Und level and .eata alJio Jtart.
flelda either at Newport Harbor in& below the dound level. With
or Hunt1ncton Beach. no runnln& track between the
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.eat.l, ~tors are provided an
excellent view o1 the playing
field. Concrete ble.achers rim the
eut and west perimeters of the
stadium. Both ends are open.
A modem fleldhouae has been
erected at the aouth end of the
stadium h ousing showers, rest-
rooms. dressing rooms a nd con.
cession booths.
A commodious press box has
been constructed atop the eost
rim or the stadium. Thla ls
equipped with complete facllt-
tles for broadcasting and tele-
vising contests.
Construction or the stadium
wa.s completed tbls spring a nd
the turf Is we ll unde~ way. Total
cost was $278.119.
Home. ~uns Spark Play
In little League Games
J'ou.r Uttle ~ll.lue ball J&m8
• wwe played lut week at tbe
new Youth Center diamond near
tbe Harbor VIew School.
Bill SUva wu the winning
Cubs maldnc six n.tn~in the Jut
half of the lut tnnin1l; Yanks
7, Bed Sox 5 (the Yanka scortnc
four ruM in the final lnnln& to
win the eame).
pitcher as the Dodeers beat the-------------
Cardinals Monday 8 to 4. The
Indians shellacked the GlantJI 11
to 0 the aame day. G~r Mac-
Gillivray hit a hNner ln the
fourth.
David Connell and Chris Mc-
Lachlln both hit homers for the
Bravf'S In the 5 to 1 victory over
the Cubs Wednesd ay. The bat-
terif:S we~ David Conndl and
I Bob Nealy for the Brakes and
John WE"bster and Bill Barnes
for the Cubs.
I 'nw GlanU> f"ked out a 6 to 5
vktory over the CardJnals. The
dt'<.'lslve blow wu Roger Grable's
home run In the aecond lnnlnr.
brlngmg In thr~ runs. The bat
tt>nt>s were Kim Oviatt and Jan I
Crawford for the Cardinals and
Mark Bla<'kweU, Roaer Grable
and Mike Haines for the Giants I
At thP High School ball field. I
thP Cardinals are on top of the
hPap with three vl<1ories and no
defeats alter two full weeks of
"C'' c•ompetltlon. I
Last wet>k's gamt>s ln<'ludE'<I
lOOOTH ~LAa PA.SSEKCEA-Udo JaJaad ..a. Mz. JIW. c:tudrw._ ot tM .,... ol K.1rtiaW •• an 8 to 2 vl<'tory for the Tigers
deDt '1'. &Jtlt BW laaa be.a boeond CD the bew Co. of 1.-Aa.-IM. • I w try lata
1
ovl•r the White Sox; a 5 to 1 1
lOOOtb Worth AIDericaD pcii'MGCJft to Oy the wile. waa CODducliD41 a trtp te Ev.rope wb!dl vlrtory for the YankM!S ovt>r the I
ScallcllAcrricm Air~ Polcu lloute to Ewope. begcm Nay 11 cm4 toolr him to Sc»tlaal4. EA9· Be Ia a1aowa ...... NWlYiDq a CIMDJcmd IDGI'ble lcmd. tbe K.U..lcmda cm4 Cenaaay. na. sn--Indians. (Patured by homE"rs by
save
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W . L LANDIS
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L. &. CAIRNS
•-•to. lDacribe4 la bl'oaae wtth a recol'd of eatatloa eenmoay was beld at Loll Aage._ m. Bill Brockman and Tommy Gam
2 M Y hla OJvJat. from Swed.lall Ac:tnu' AD!ta EJcber9. tenurttoDGJ Airport.
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bl.-for the Yanks; a 5 to 2 vic Ore ears -----------------------tory for the Indians ovt'r the
of Hawaii Duty $137.50 Taken From the POUCE BLOTJ'ER i r£·~.~':~.~:~;~1£~!~~··:;~
SAFELY
LJb.rty &.1011
1~ E. 17Ua St.
COSTA MESA
Capt. Jack Lewl.s. who used to
call Corona del Mar home (at 705
Narcissus Ave.). Is slated for at
least two more yeara ot Ma rine
duty tn the Hawaiian Islands.
At Car F•lrm a 10 to 3 vktory tor the Yankees
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1 n\',.r the RPd Sox port ~ach, by ot:fl~rs at 12:::!0 1 Thf' TlgPr<~ art> In ~nd pla .. 't"
a.m .... Oleta Meadows. 46. of with a 3 1 re-cord. CoUowed by
At OranCJ• Countv's
LeadinCJ Home lendinCJ
Institution
CONTINUING
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PER ANNUM
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All Accounts Opened
On or Before
The I Oth of the Month
Eern From the I at.
LAGUNA
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221 Oc.e~t AYeftM
LAGUNA BEACH
"--MY 4-1177
IE SA
UPIOLSTEIIII
He has just been assigned to
tour of -'utY at Camp Catlin near
Pearl Harbor to serve as assist.
ant Inspector-Instructor of the
Marine Corps Reserve's 15th Spe.
clal Infantry Battalion. He has
been the Informational services
oUicer for the First Provisional
Mar1ne 'Alr-Ground Task For~
at Kaneohe Bay, HawaJI, since
February. 1953.
Capt. Lewis, a veteran of two
duty tours In Korea. ls a former
newspaperman In the Midwest
and on the west coast and a18o
wu a Hollywood tum wrlter
Tools and polish valued at
$137.50 were stolen trom British
Motors. 2033 W. Coast Hwy .. New
port Bea<'h. owner Francla Rom
t>ro of 712 Larkspur Ave .• Corona
del Mar. complained to Newport
pollee at 9:18 a.m . Saturday.
A h igh speed drill. a set of
sockets. a drive socket set. two
bottles ot mirror glaze polish and
a bottle of mirror glaze cleaner
Wt're stolen. pollee said. Some·
one punched a % Inch hole In a
wooden overhead door Ol'\ the
front of the building to gain en-
try. The hurglar knew how to
open the door by using a wire
alt~r drilling the hole. pollee
sald.
Jl'l« to Neall to acttv. dotJ. Be COla :AIID _... ft amu ~ matr1e4 ancl.W two dlDdrelt, c.aJd MJtdMD 'ot 1DI w
Seott.. ~ and ~ Marie, one Ocean Front Newport Beach, left
year 0 d. pollee a paper bal containing
Fire Damages
Home on Lido
A flre of unknown origin
caused $50 damage In the horr\e
of Arthur Plzzlnat at 101 Vla
Florence, Udo Isle, at 1:02 p.r'n.
Monday, the Newport ~ach fire
department reported. Jt was ex-
tlnaulshed by the occupants.
after burning a chair mattress.
patio c:halr and scorching a wall
In the patio of the home.
Fireworks were blamed for
thrft arass grass fires the fire.
men ran on the same day. A
I"&SI fire was out when tJremen
arrived at the scene In Buck
Gully north of Coast Hwy. at
8:55 p.m. Another grass fire OC·
cu.rred at Cove St. and Wave St ..
ChJna Cove, at 9:13 p.m. A grasa
fire on the east side of the back
bay was extinguished at 9:58
p.m.
Firemen ran on a needless call
on the north side of Cout Hwy.
at Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar,
at 5:02 p.m. Monday.
JIOVU '1'0 COSTA IlEA
Arretta RA!ed. formerly of the
Harbor area, has moved back to
Costa Mesa from Huntington
Beach. She'a eetUne her mall at
21.91" Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa.
two pair or pantLes. a bra. a pair
of pajamas, a tooth brush and a
hair brush at 7:15 p.m. Friday.
Mr. Mitchell said three etrls, 16
or 17. had ~n upstairs tn a
house under constructJon at that
address and ran out throwlne
the ba~r u they departed.
SAJifTS BEU F08 SUJOCEJI
The George Santa have moved
down to the Harbor Area from
La Canada for the summer. Their
home until school opens agaJn
will be 129 40th St.. Newport.
In n.e CrosSroads ViiiGCJe
Draperies ,
e ~KESDAY, JUKE ~
Officers were unable to locatE'
boys In a bla<'k ~an reported
throwing flf1!<'1'ackers In yards In
the 400 and 500 blocks of Poln
aettla Ave .. Corona del Mar ...
OUI~ replaced a manhole rov
er on a manholt-In front of 111
E. Bay Front. Balboa l8land ..
Officers quieted a group of noisy
Pomona juveniles In a house at
920 E. ~an Front. BalbQa. at
11:58 p.m ....
e T'BtTUDAT. JUKE 30
Ralph Dimmitt of 321 Ame
thyst Ave .. Balboa Island. report
ed the theft of a door lock still
In a box from an open garage at
149 VIa Wa.zien. Udo Isle ...
Samuel J. Hul'Wltz of 102 VIa
Antlbn. Udo late. reported that
1M waa lDvo\wd m an acd4enl
wtth T..t hderlen ot 909 Cout
Jtwy., Newport Beach. on Me.
Fadden Pl .• Newport Beach, when
h& had to atop suddenly to avoid
hlttJne two boys on bicycles ..
Children reported shooting fire
crackers In the vldnlty of 315
Wand Ave., Balboa. left the area
before pollee were ~a lied. an In
formant said ... Olll~rs warned
a Good Humor man about play
lng music In the clty of Newport
Beach, after rf'Celvln~r a com
plaJnt from the vicinity of 114
Apolena Ave .. Balboa Island ...
e niDAY. JULY 1
A San Diego helicopter was
found disabled on the beach at
17th St. and Ocean Front. New
Maple Accessories
InteriOr SIIUtters Newport· Post Office to Move
To Site on Riverside Ave.
The Newport Beach P()jlt Otflce
1t!U move about Dec. 1 to new
quarten on Rlvenlde Ave. at
Avon St.. just a block oft Mar-
Iner'• MJle, ac:corcHng to Informa-
tion recelwd lrom ConJtftS~nan
508 Margulrlte Ave .. Corona del thP Giants with 2 1.
Mar. sut!ered a possible heart a t "C" Leaatue scores at tht-Costa
tack In her home at 12:48 a m . MPSa Park last wHk were: Mon
was attended by a physician and I day-Tigl'rs 12. Re-d Sox 3; Dodg
tht> lire department re!K'ue squad E"T" 5. Cards 1. Tuesday-White
and was taken to Hoe& Mamorlal Sox 3. Gtants 3 :. Cubs 9. Braves
Hospital by ambulan~ ... Otfi 6 Wednesday-) anks 3. Indians
cers disposed on a dead racoon 2; White Sox 5, Tigers 0. Thurs
In the rear of the reslden~ of day-{'ubs 9. Indian 7 (with the
Heleo Kirkpatrick of 506 Mar
guerlte Ave .• Corona del Mar ...
LJnda Smith of 1702 Clay St ..
Newport Heights. was treated by
a physician for a puncture type
dog bite ... Mrs. Goldie Joseph
of 1821 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. Children and adults may regls
reportf'od that a hit and run car ter for the Red Cross swimming
caused $75 dama&e to the left program at Oran~:e Coast Colle&e
front fender of bM car parked ln thla Saturday and Sunday at the
front of that addreu ... A hlt U pooL
aJl41 r\Ul ear knock-d down a d'Y eo e&e
tra.Mc •Jan tn lnmt ol 3939 w.f -lmatlon fw cJ.... IDI!d-
Coast Hwy .. Newport kach . . . lne Monday. Wed~ and f'rt,
Helen Hahn of 409 29th SL, Nrw day wlU start at 10 a.m Satur
port Beach. rt>pOrted that aome day ~~tratlon for TuHday.
one was attemptlnr to tAJc:e a Ure Thursday and Saturday r lasst"S
!rom her car In the rear of that j ww~IJ:J _:st~a~rt~a~t~l~O~a~m:·~S~u~n~d~a~y~. _ _J~~~~~~~~~~~~ address . . . Harold E. Benedict -
of 427 Narcissus Ave .. Corona del
Mar, was stru<'k by a bike while
<'rosslng the street In the 500 I
block of Balboa Blvd .. wu taken
to Hong Memorial Hospita l by
ambulance ...
e SATU'GAY. JOLT 2
Lawren~ H. Bergeron. 50. of
401 38th St .. Newport Bea<'h. was
&rre!"ted on a drunk driving ,
<'harge on Newport Blvd.. near '
the Mesa Motel at 2:12 am ....
Pollee reprimanded a Newport 1
Beach boy. 14. for all~gE'<Ily tak
lng a rf'od lantern from a con
structlon job In the 200 block of
41st St . Newport ... Wesley Glr.
aud of Costa Mt>sa reportt'd the
th«!ft of <'a!lh and checks totaling
$200 from hi-. car parkt'd In front
of 2731 W Coast Hwy .. Nl'wport
Bf'ar h . ~.,meont> caused about
S60 damage to the conwrUble
top of his car by completely cut.
tinK It Into ribbons. parkf'd on
Balboa Blvd . b<>twt'4.'n M<'Fadden
PI and 19th St . Newport S.at'h.
Claude Gay of Los Angeles com
plalned ...
t Con tin~ on ~ 12)
C.U I'I'A8TS CAS LEAl[
Flrem~n were called to shut
ott a leaking gas meter In the
alle-y at the-rn r of n Apolena
Ave . BaJboa Is land. at 3 :01 p.m .
Sunday. A C'ar baC'ked into the
mf't<-r. causing the leak. firflnen
said.
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Ia "Ccwoaa del IIGI' wW be held tb1a Friday Gild Satu.rday. T1U.I ..., ecn.y. MrriD9 IClDdwlcb-. malta. Ice c:nam cmct Mft drtlab.
Ia loc:lcrt.d at the easterly eDd of CoiODG del II•. CICI'CIU the b19b-wcy an. the Burley Bell Gild Kay PLDcb c.caatca. OwDen of au.,. lale Cll'e ~ IDpcmt.. lAs a1aa.wr. Joe ColUAa aad Benb
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From the POUCE BLOmR
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e SATOllDAY. JULY 2
A fight reported In progress a t
Park Ave. and Marine Ave .. Bal
boa Is land, at 7:43 p.m was
brokt.-n up when officers arrived
... Officers co n f i s c a t e d fire
crackers from a Pasadena boy
and a Balboa boy arter pollee
received a complaint of boys
sh ooting fire crackers In the 200
block of Agate Ave., Balboa
Is land. at 10:51 p.m .... F. H.
Jones of 515 Catalina Dr .. New
port Heights. reported a monkey
outside his front door ; officers
were unable to catch It ...
e StJNDAY, JULY 3
A dog bit Mrs. Irving F ine of
Bt-verly Hills at 1405 N. Bay
Front. Balboa Island ... George
Perlin of 500 W. Balboa Blvd.,
Balboa. reported the theft of a
$35 spray gun ... Joe Rosan Sr .,
of 220 VIa Lido Nord, Lido Isle,
reported his houSe at 124 S. Bay
Front, Balboa Island. had been
entered by unauthorized persons
but nothing appeared to be
missing ...
e MONDAY. JU1. Y 4
LEGAL NOTICE Charles W. McLendon. 25. of
MOnCE OP PlJBUC HEAIUlfC Northndge. suffered a dislocated
Notlei? ls h ereby given that the shoulder on the Corona del Mar
Planning Commission of the City main beach and was taken to a
of Newport Beach will hold a physician ... Harry Kelso of 200
public hearing on the appllca VIa Koron. Lido Isle, reported
tlon of Regina Mary Power for a that a girl threw a flare Into his
Re-subdivl.sion No. 12 to permit bathroom window . . Philip M.
the re subdivision of Lot No. 1. Anthony of Glendale suffered
Block 329, Corona del Mar, which minor Injuries when hit In a
Is 35 ft. w1de by 236 rt. deep Into crosswalk by a rar driven by Pa. trlcia Lee Cro" Pll of the Newport two building sites as follows: Beach municipal trallt'r park on
BUILDING SITE NO 1--Con Coast Hwy. near Port Orange at sisting of all but the rear 109 12:38 p m .. officers charged ... foot portion of Lot No. 1. Block 0. w. Broomhead o! the Balboa
329. Corona del Ma r tract with Inn. Balboa. reported that a
4159.05 square feet of area and young punk dressed in blue
!rontagt' on Pacific Drive. jPans and a blue shirt thre.att>ned
BUILDING SITE NO. 2-Con-him with hls pants belt after he
slsting of the rear 109 foot por-wu refused aervice In the bar
tJon of Lot ~o. 1, Block 329, Co-and a room fOI the niJhl ...
rona del Mar tract with 3875/e TUESDAY, JULY 5
square r~t of a rea and 109 foot M. S. Jk>mard of 2672 Crest
frontage on &>gonia Ave. view Dr.. Bay Shores. reported
The property Is in an R 2 Dis 1 the the ft of a $1 8 pair of s hoes
trlct and is over twire as lar~e frnm his open garage plus two
ac:; thp averagt> rf'<'orded lot tn wire wh~l C'apc; from <'ars at
thP Corona dPI Mar Area. anrl is that address . JNry S. Sy
)orated on thf' Northwc'~l curner phers. 2J. of 61 1 Aracia Ave. Co-
of !Wgnnla A"e ;~nn Padfi<' rona del Mar. c:;uff~rprl a cut on
OrivP. thf' bottom of h1s r1 ght foot
Not lc£' il" h NPhy furthN given I while swimming a t thl' Corona
thi\t said puhli<' hear~ng w1ll he del Ma r main hea~h ;&nd was
hPirl nn the 21 st dlly of July. taken to Hoag Ho-.pllal .
19;):-l. at thP hour of R·OO p m. In I
tht> Coun<'ll ('hamtlf'r-. of the YOUTH HIT BY ASSAILANT
l'i'E'wport Bt>aC'h City Hall. at Mike Rork, 16. of 1907 E. Bay
whirh l imP and plaPP any and 1 Front. Balboa. was knc)('kl'd tlown
all p£'r<;(ono.. intPrPSINI mny ap by an unknown assailant of a
pPar anrl hf' hPnrrt thNM'1. group of four youths wh1le walk.
RAY Y COPELli'<. lng in an alley near Balboa Blvd.
Srrrptary l'rowport RPnch C'ity <It 9:22 p m. Friday. NPwport po
Plannmg Commis.c;1on ll<'e reported.
"Hmts" from House and Garden, at Newport
by Connie Mitchell
I nterlor Designer
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This week I ll tell you obout the fcbulous new chairs thct hc ve
1ust crrived The new Scoop choir, that is fashioned of woven
reed ond iron, is s1mply out of this world. for o very modern in-
terior or pol1o decor os you con see in the illustration above-
end sooo--comfortoble. just right for lounging. Then there &re
the ne w ' Hoop" loungers thot hove & very very 'tropic&l-ori·
entel · loolt-so Iorge thet severo! people c&n r&&lly rei&K and
e njoy the summer dt'ly in one of these. One type is fashioned
of woven reed, &nd the other of retten with &n enormous round
cushioned seet, bu' designed in such & way that it has & very
eiry and light look.
Ne11t week I'll tell you about the new pieces that have & double
duty purpose .
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Tuition for reflltratloo 1n the plenle at eo.ta Me.a patk.
Vacation Church School at Ute '11\e vacation eehool ltd in-
Corona del Mar Community dudes: Xlnder1arten, Lola Kea-
Church baa been cancelled be-dor and Zota Parker; pdmary (1
cause of the contribution by the and 2), Allene Wtllon from the
omen'a Fellowship and the Conference; lower junlot (3 and
Church School GuUd. '11\e acbool 4), Katherll')e Procter; upper jun..
wUl be held tor two weeks be-lor (5 and 6), Ruth Humuon;
Jlnnlne luly 18. junior h1eh and older studenta,
Cunlculum lncludea m u 1 I c, Rev. Edwin Gomke; dlrector of
ltorles In pictures, Bible reading, muaJc. Mary Batten Stef1e,naen;
crafts, and worship. Dally pro-planlsta. Francea Smith and Flor-
eram ls as follows: 9 to 9:30 ence Voueht; registrar, Ruth Sad-
a.m ., aasembly for alneing and lelr; refreshment hostess, Luelle
stories; 9:30 to 10:40 a.m ., class Shannon; teachers' asslstanta.
work and study, recreation and l oan Burback, Sandee Deardorff,
refreshments; 10:40 to 11 a.m., Nancy Bryant and Linda Her-
wonhlp. man. ~
There wHI be open house
ThUJ'Iday evening, luly 28. dur-
ine wblch the children wtll pre.
sent a brief proeram and display
their handicraft. The achool wUl
conclud• Friday, July 29, wtth a
A Clauifieo Ad 1n 1 ne Ension
brinqs immediate results! Call
Harbor 1114-1115 and orove it!
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Cllld lin. JC~~Ue L Tcrtlow Jr., pat ....... t.
(Doll ..... pboto)
THE LONGER YOUR LIST ••• LARGER YOUR SAVINGS!
QOLDE.If STATE-PremJum lfa CaL
Ice Cream 79c
DADlY ICAID-Plnt Quallty
Butter 59;,
CHASE & SAJfaoJUI •
COFFEE 79•.
2lb. 7ft-ChiiiGid Beans 35~ TOMATOES ~ . 19( CHEESE Loaf
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13~ Toilet Tissue 1~ &;b;; SCe, 33e STOKLEYS'--coJdeD Cream Style
CORN
SCO'M'-1000 Sbeet Jlo11
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Tomato Juice 19~ SYRUP :.: -29( M~caroni ~: ..... 15~
co.T~O ~~~--~~~---·----------~4---~
G;a-,;,ruit Sec. 15~ ~~~ato sauce~ St iiJFOod 3 ... 29(
§9( Wesson Oil 59~ QLOaE A-1
SpagheHi CHEER 2lb.
Pq ..... .
\:-. nu:ITS & ~'fCCTABltS
CUCUMBERS
3 For Sc
SWEET TElfDU
CORN
49c doz.
SEEDLESS
GRAPES
21bs. 29c
LABCE SAJfTA &OSA
PLUMS
21bs. 19c
Lemonade ....
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ROUND STEAK
GROUND ROUND
SWISS STEAK
ROLL ROAST
STEWING BEEF
Leg ~o La10b 63•.
~hoek Roast 39;,
O·Bone Beef Roast 43it.
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