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M M M I IE 8 I M ME f E M:e M I I
e THE WDfJfAJISI
An Investigation Into the pin We'll start this column with
ball llcenslna is ~lng conducted that simple but satisfying state 1
• ment. "We Won." By "we," I I
TIIUliSI>AT. JULT 14. ltsS for the Newport Clfy Council by mean Pacifi c Anglers. and the'
Councilman J. B. Stoddard. ·•won" means the Tenth Inter
CD Crash
ictim 'Fair'
Th~ Super-lor Court trial ol the
Newport Beach Euter Week or
dinance, which was scheduled to
begin yesterday morning, was
Mr. Stoddard reported to Coun club Albacore Tournament . ell Monday ev~nlng, urging a Major Injuries were su"'•''"""'·• tightening up ot curr~nt regula fought and finished over this by Carol Doane of 416 Poppy
tl d dl I past week end out of Avalon. Ave .. Corona d ('l Mar. in a two. ons an or nances concern ng Catalina Island. pinballs. car accldf"nt whl<'h Injured two
He said he had found "Inter It was a grand and glorlou.s otheor persons at Coast Hwy and
estlng Inequities" In the lie-en feeling. I don't know If there are Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mar. at
sing ot amusement games. and any goal posts on Catalina 6 :48 p m Sunday
added that ather &reu In the u. Island. but , 11 there had ~n.l One of the drivers. a Camp
cenalng cod~ also n~~ Invest! th~y wouldn t be standing today. Pendleton marlnt'. Harold W
gaUon The celebration alter the win R.ldalls.. was a.rt'8t.t>d on cha.rces
The reeenUy formed Cltluns He ;eeommended ~mployment didn't Involve goa.l.posu. but of felony drunk drtvlng by Neow.
Committee foT Parks and Play. of a qualWed flrm to owrbaul tht'l'e wu every other ev1de~ port poUce. bit and run by tlw = uiCed ctv C.ndl Moft. ......._ ..._ el a.. • of the uawa1 altennath at a Boee CalUonlla ~ patrol ... ~•ua'"CJD~---n .......... .,....,. ... -~ .. ~--' .:..._ --.~~ ..... a ........ ----v ..... taequtdee. ~--~.... au~ pollee. Put on the ~ewport bay front e-.-QIIOSS ported by th~fr ra.tr fem.Jntn. The hit and run dJa.r~ DftV
aa a community park. By way of example he men rooters. ret:l.red to Searl's Restau . from an accident on Coast Hwy.
contJnued to 9:30 Wednesday. In ltJI lt>tter to th~ Council. the tioned the fact that the city has r~nt and cel~brated as only a I bt>twf"(>n Laguna BE-ach and Co.
Oct. 19· commltt~ expressed ho~ that ~lved $2.000 to rover the 11 fJ.rst time .. ~Inner ca~; Team rona del Mar in "h1ch thf> ma
Harry C. Brewater of Los An· "In determining what portion of censes for 6() pinball machines Captain t.:nciP Ham Rogers, rlne allt'~edly was rnvolvrd in
geles. owner of property o n Bal thl' water front area shall be re. for the 1955 56 fiSC' a I Yt'ar. This j emergPd from the festlv<' scenP I an a('('! dent wit!'! a molrlrr \-rlp •
boa Island. Is contesting \he con talned for the public use as a averages S33'•J per machinE' wearing a Catalina cowboy ~at rider, Alton Gardnt'r or l..c•nli!
stltutlonallty of the ordinance. community playground. you will Gros~ revenue from these ma a purple lt>l. and a smilP wrder Bfaach. \\ hn sutrPr<'d a hn•k~>n
on grounds of Invasion of pro apply the proper test of public chines has been e<~tlmated at than hls seventt'('nth cigar of thP i<'g
perty rights. nt>ed and use of this area rather $250.000. hP said. This averagPS day. Hoag hu"pit:J I rl'por1Pcl Yl''-tl'r
• SPECIAL MEETIJfC HELl> than the Improper yardstick of OVPr $4,000 per machine. There·~ • rr BAPPEK~D THIS WAY. I day that Miss Ouant' "'"" doing I
Bay Skiing
Is Extended
Clry Council held a special s trictly financial gain to the qulfP a sprt-ad betwN'n $33 and In case you re not acquarnted v<>ry Wt>ll and had '>h()W<'d a
meetlni last Thursday mornlng city." S4.000. he romme nted. sugges w ith th~. fra~tk.ally !ough_t grt'at d('al o! imprnn•ml'nt dur CAROL I>OAHE
to discuss the city's policy In the Other requests made by the j ring that higher license f~ I>E' cont('Sts. we 11 ~·'e )OU thf' facts mg thl.' prt'<'t'drn~ 24 hour~ ShP
court test of the Easter Week Citizens Committee were· I Je,·led The lnterclub albacor(' tourna was an hnnur grl\duatt> o! ~pw l .
Ordinance. Present at the m~t • Submit the entire ~aflt>r of Mr .Stoddard said that his In ments have I><'E'n hPld fnr the port Harbor High Sch(\()1 last 8<-a<'h bar :n: uponhlt':l\ In~ s~~
An emergency ordinanc-e was tng were Mayor Dora Rill. Coun the planning and use of the vrstlgatlon had revl'aled .that past l<'n years. and a re tht> first month Sh<' had ~n Trl Srgma a ra~ par ;· at '• ,. t'uJt \\ ~
approved by Newport City Coun ell men Sandy MacKay. Cla rence Trailer Park area to the new minors arE' not allowPd to play and most . Spt'Ctacular of th<' Sigma prE'sidt'nt GallPOn c;ports tht> E'Y" n '' lr. a "~~'~ >
ell Monday ~enlng to provide Higbie and J. B. Stoddard. City Park Commission for dt'talled I plnballs--c'xcept may be In the many flshrng compet~tlons hPid Nhtor. Hnnor S.><'i<'IY trl.'a<;urt>r I ~-~~':'~ ~~ apnt1. rtm;, nn~th hn n
more area In Upper Newport Bay Attorney Karl Davis and City t d Fun Zon<" which Is trn tl'd Sc"p bPtWN'n the:' varlou Southt>rn and m('mbE>r nf thl.' ~tucll.'nt n.tc::t W) oliN' n f'g(' I ~~
Th d Manager John SaUors. s u y. . . . • . . <Continued on Pap 10) Cnunl'il I hE' IHimlttPfl doln~ "PE'I>rl!' of hCI for water skllne. e or lnance. e Dt>lay any pr('('tpltous action artely In the license section or '" qo mtiE'" .1n hour '"hilt> hl•t amending the previous Upper City Manager Davis Informed on the Trailer Pa rk "in vl<>w of tht> City Codt> \1is.c:; rx .. ,n,. "·'" nrhn~ 1n a rar '
C II be h h • L• ht 5 ht rnrhhng I! north •••• Cn a!<l H"~ Bay ordinance, became ef1ectlv~ the ounc mem rs t at e 1 tht> exceedingly tangled lt>gal e RAJU> TO EKFORCE 19 O U 9 clri\'E'n by HPrhflr ~~ Tf"<k a Jr Immediately upon passage. ld M i"S Oo;tn<' wa'-rrportl'tl tn was satisfied the CC¥Jrt wou 1 background. both In regard to I It Is dltrlcult to enforcE' this 1 c:;wlmm~nl! lnslrlll'lor ••f "'••n' .\lk. r:ur 1Ylndlltnn in H•Ht J! ME'mnrtnl
Councilman Clarence Higbie find the ordinance proper and the varlou5 deedc; and grants to ban on minors playing bee au~ I who c:;a1d h€' ";~ ... tr n <'I 111~ Pa!'t ld h 5 d II•"'PIL1l ~ht> c;uffl'n'<t multlpl<> reported that the previously constitutional. He sa t at this particular proP<'rt)' and also "thPre are a Jot of minors and At on Coa ... t Hw' .HHI '' Htl'f'i '' undertaking thc defense of the In regard to the l.nas"" situation only a few police. and all a'"t I on e a war makE' II lc•ft t ;.rn on p, '"I'' "\I' litl l'r.lllfln ... II\"Pr hc•r hllri~ frac established water skiing area. " "' ... , turPci pl'l\ 1.., anri unriC'tPrmmNI northerly otlhe upper ramp, was ordinance In court would cost as It might be Interpreted under 1 reast>s wh<'n pollee <'Omf> on thE' H(' sairl hc sa" till' t'.n lln,rn lntNnill lnturl~>s
inad....,uate. The water there was the city about $1,000. the nPw Charter." scenr." he said. His suggpstlon Sun c1 a v. ·"' a<'Cident which by thf' m.ninr ctpproa• hm~: from -.. La~un.1 p"IIN> <'h<H~"d thf' ma d-p •nouah for skiln.,. only dur "Th• Jaws on Invasion of prl e Consult a qualified trailer was tt\at Information should bE> causPd sen ous lnjurv to a Co thc Pa~t at a £rt•at dt,t'lnc·e """ ... • • ..-" r.np with '-l~>almg thr <'ar fro'Tl lna hlah ttde, he said. vacy of the home against unlaw park archltt'('t "In any final ac submitted to the pollee by <'iti rona dPI ~ar girl brought dis \-VhPn hr "a" .thout thn"' f!U.H \f lldr~>rt T Campbt'!l or Lllguna
He recommended that the ski· ful search have been eX'tendl'd tlon to establish a trailer park zen..'l so that corrective action cu!iSion at Monday t>venlng's I ters turnt'd h1.., ,·ar "a" hit Bt•arh
inl area be extended eouth down from time to time." he said. "The on a portion of thl!! property." roulc1 be takt>n. 1 City Council mE'<'ting on possl broadsidE' by t hr (',tr drh·rn hy
to the Oran,e County ramp. Supreme Court has held that e Secure and d~velop propt>rty "Perha ps a motion would be billty o! "'lowing down Coast 1 tht> marinr whH h "'as al lf'grrlly
Below that t. the speed boat some laws which had been de In West Newport . for develop In order to make further study Highway traffic tra,·elln~ at h igh "JlN'rf Mrnor A A k d
area, which wu extended In the dared unconstitutional 30 years ment of Channel Park. of the pinball situation," Coun I City Englnf"(>r Bert Webb said lnjurlrs Wl.'rl' c:;ufft>TE'ci h) ooth nne X s e
eoutherly dlrect.lon toward the aeo are now pro~ under pollee e Expedite the acquisition of cllman Stoddard suggested. I that a traffic signal has ~n drivers and all thrr<' wrrc' 1,1krn
Upper Bay brtctee-. n.ne recom powers because condiUona and Rocky Point and Block C In Co-"We ·have ll year's time. and recommended at Seaward Av~. to Hoag Memorial llnspual
mendatJons Wft'e J.n.corporated tlmes have changed. Similarly. rona del Mar because "delay we can study this for several and Coast Highway to slow the Ne~A'J)Ort poll<'t" at thP ~m>
Into the new ordinance, which this Ea.ter Week ordinance jeopardizes this plan." months," Councilman Stanley north bound traJtlc were contacted b> otf:'\'rral mntur
was paaec1 una.n.tmoualy. (Contlnl~H on Paa;re 7) The letter was signed by Har· Rldderhof said. 1 cycle riders who sa1d thry had -----------------~r---------old Glass as chairman. Mary E. City Attorney Karl Davis said Wh Q th bfoen In pursuit n! thP marlnt'
Burton as vtce.chalrman and "I believe that Is correct" to I 0 wn s e after he was lnvol\'N1 Parllrr in
FLIGHT OF SNOWBIRDS Frank 1. Ferry as secretary Councilman Stoddard's ob.wrva the motort')'cl~ aC'CtdPnt Thr) treuu~r. tlon that the llcen!le f~ for pin I Bea h A h char~ the marlnt> "',th tr;t\'E'I 81'ad~n Finch and Mrs. Earl balls have a lready ~n paid for c ny OW lng In ex~c:; of ~l to 9:1 m!IPS
Is SET FOR JULY 31 Stanley were llsted as the ad. this year and therefore there Is an hour and they wt>rP unablE'
v11ory commJttee. F o 11 ow I n g no way for tht" t~ to be cha nif'd lh. CIDCl Mn. C..W. ~ to o\'"Prt a kP him until arrlvlnJl at
wer~ listed u dirt!ctors: Edward durlne this year. ot 1700 W. ~ "'-t. W.w. the wreck S('('nl' Rt Puppr A\'f'
The world'• Jrealnt amaJJ Race otflclals are : Commodore T. Healy, A. B. Cubbag~. Mrs. Mr. Stoddard ended the pin poet. _. two lolb wtao ,.... and Coast Hwy
boat event. tbe Fllaht of the Allen Campbell of the Voyaeen Duncan Stewart. Mra. G. Norman ball discussion wfth the remark actt....,. ill......_. 1a ..,.... The marin<> told P<'li<'E' th11t hl'
Snowblrdl. wUl be held Sunda.y, Yacht Club. patrol Jud~e; Com· Pease. Mr. and Mrs. Norman that ''Council l.s acti~Jy ~n ~ tbe City 'I"Nl* ~ h ad several ~~" 1n a U\J.!una
luJy 31. at Newport Harbor. 1bl1 ~ Marshall K~nnedy ot the Flemlne. A. JC. Phe lp&. Mrs. ~raeed In th~ study or thNe ac 1 beadl a..ctr to u.. pQi1k • •
by Su bd ivisi on
Annt hf'r ~ubdlviston due fo
rome Into the City of Nt"WJ))rt
8<-ach b~· ann~>xatlon Is Harbor
H 1ghland!l. at 18th gt. and Irvine
A vP . tM>tiAt>j>n the Upper Bay and
('~a Mt>u.
Nrv.1>0rt <'lty Council N"Cetwd
a ~tition for ann~xntlon Mon.
day t>venlng Cfty Engineer Bert
Wrbb ltllirl the-J>("tltlon slaners
rPpre-st>ntN1 70'"-:. of tht> ana.
wUJ be the nh annu~ aaJJlnr Balboa Yacht Club, Jude~ of the Louis Csenar and Grant HOWilld. t1v1Ues in the city; what will ~ ~
of thJa famou. race. flniahee; Com m odor e Harry Th~ l.tter wu metred to the com~ of lt. I can't predict... S. ,... -. ....... )ln.
Urban Beh, d\atrman of the Mann of the Newport Harbor Park Commlalon. ,_~-cee ... ....._ .._
YadlUnr ConunJttee of the New. Yacht CJub, judee or the starts; Ctty Manapr lohn SaUors P. 0 . w·.lt Be ... ... . •••.• ~
port Harbor Chamber of Com. Commodore M. A. Ander80n ot commented that th• elty planned tn. ........, • tiMt little
l1l4!'rCe, anllO'fnces that thecoww the Udo lal• Yacht Club. juctee to consult a traU• par~ archJ. R d N ~ .-cl dNidl elM-* Ia hat
will be the tame .. Jut ,..,, or the coune. tect whm the aen«al p~n ol ea y ov. I ............... ,. .... Crt
pi'OYfdJnl a wide .c.aruna 1JM. ft~ pneraJ commfttee dU.C. traUer park spanston ts eettled. ..W. ......._ .. !'W .._. a.at
Tht• Une wUl be located betWeen dnc thla )'ftr'• fllabt Includes Ctt;y AttornQ' Ka.rl D•n• ta.k1 The new 'POAt om~ for !'feow u.. City ce d' ,._. a ._.
Oil Funds Are Suggested
For Buying Rodly Point
two wlllte marker o-.. aPPf'CW· JCa.)IIDf Dora BJU1 lame. M. Web. there w.. no l•lal tntanal._ port Beaeh on th~ west side of l•ttea a-t ...,., ...,._. a.at
mate.tt Clllltne W1th 0 St. In IIIJ. • Co8\0)0don J. A. &Mk. Rar-~nenta u 1.Dffttloned In tM Jet. Rt~~ Aft. a.nd .,uth ot Avon ..a., U.. ....._ __. .......
bM __. ~lre Ave. on~ w M-. ..._,.J 0a11. C. F. m-. Be pol.ntM out that U..Cbar-St. In the Marlner's Mn. ~a la - -.,. ._.,..
Uland. 1..aJadliill. llaiW)' SonMn. RJchard ter allows ~n1 cal water due to be ready on Nov. 1. "'-t· 11a. ~ .._. ..._. ....
'I'M Snclwblrdl wiJl lltart l.n a hnton, L. S: ltowbmy, Saint Q . f.tont JIC'OJ*lY th.at WU Uftdef muter tf. Parne Tbayer an. ... .. a. ..._ a._. ...
...._ty 41rec:.tJon on tbe lalboa ._ llowW4 B. Lewta. r.te a... wbeo the Charter ~t nouneed thn ~k. ...., 1111 ••• .a .. aa.
akle ol tiM dwlne1. ...U around ,_.., Clui.r* Ullman, Con~ late .Uect. 1be motel on the JII'OPft1:Y -.. ....., ..... -.._
!fo. 1 llq Uik.-In t.be ...,.... Wuch .. -. Dr. 0. c. su-. and oouDClbM.n l . a. 9todci&N l&td raut be ~ to ~ rtom _. .. Mt ..... ill.& a
Mtw"n Lido r.a. ...... ,.... Otetrev ""*" 8eb. n.e 8lia 1M hald-~on wt tor t1w new !Ox.lOS' b\lUcrta•· he ... .,.... ._ -. ....,
Coron.a del Mu bach and tJM
po5Sfb1Uty ot proYidtna a lifeood
at'C.'t"SS by p u r e b a 1 l n 1
Point.
·-n.~ .. , •.. PftPAftd to .-at
up I are ol ~Y t__,.
-,.,.t. tum ...._ .. .... • ) ! .... ,... holt., wt1l ... •bJICt U4 ..atH to lltU4:1 tt ald. ,. motel a.nd JfOI*l)' .... ,.. .... .. .. ' • 2
t~te ·· ._, al U.0 W. ad lUI H *'-Met. • turtMr. CJtWnM by frank 1. O'Oimal ol ... ._..... • 5 • I ~a. tllat o0 roya.lty rev .... .U)lftc. pruut
....... :We: 18U 1ft ... 1M ...., ....... 8M MW CIIMIM • ~.~ .·_ " •• -.q .M .._. to b\ it .....
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•='::~"':'wonden ~=~~~me.~ Not~ dabM to e~aara-
about Who rtab~ OIWDI the b...-u. wttb that lad and 1CN. fit llielltal aleoboUc ...._ ... to •
beadl• fit \be Upper a.,. look to -. wh .. JOW b.ancJ dt. a.n latOixlcatald ,..._ ._.. aJed ftle ...., ~--Jf..-. aaaane.a.nc. uMI llsifi'o•cawnt.
In that ciJ8cu8doD about who a~ 1111 n.t wttb hll thumb by Mr8. rn.ac. D. &aU. &\ ,... pan ~ ...,.., ••c:IMI and Tbe otMr ..... ....., ... Jtan.
ahould PlY bow mueb tow one. up 1oob Ua a ealra hMd. ~ flt11~~ ~b:: ..._UOD OMP•I 'm wW bold J.,. a..m.Jd o1 WbM leland halt~ a pi• on klt.o. laland. • DU8T no._ and .._ butfnder WWJua A. tta ftnt omdal ••Jtlq at T:ao aftd Ita Brandt o1 0a1ona del
It was brou1ht out that the I"N..l You lOtta hand It to TeXu b • p.Jif. ~ ~ ... at !feW. Mar.
estate aaleunan had estimated their weather. You ma.y ~-~N~ '::-W.m ~boa port CltF BaD Coanefl Owllbera.
the value of a pleJ> to the pro. ~nee MVeral chan.-m a dq. ' .. -..-.. -tw· n.. CcwmwWion wm be under
petty ownlna It at $5.000. You BeiJdes that. you can llt&nd lltW port ltMcb JWit.Sc:e court Monday. the cbainuMblp o1 c. &. van.
know what they are taxed at! In thelr d\llt storma and aee ludp D. I . Dodae Mt a Jury cJaYOft of Uclo Ja1e. Mn. Frank
lust $2.80. Oklahoma, Kan.au and ftebruka trial to h._, the cue at 10 a.m. ltarfl o1 Corona c1e1 Mar hu
I also wonder, when the clty headed for Mexico, and the next Wectne.day, Aug. ~ Both .,.. been named aecntary.
Disabled Vets
To Be Feted
bought that Paclfic: Electric day aee Mexico comtna back. ..,_ 011 a2SO baJJ. Committee chairmen .,.. Tom
. awamp In 1919, If they bouaht 1 brouabt raln, at least It wu They were eharaed with eel. Norton of Clltf Haven penonnel· ------------------------------------American Leclon Aux.Wary,
UnJt 291 of Newport Beeeh, wtU
~ntertaln dJaabled vetaau from
the Lona Beach Veteran~ Hos-
pital next WecSna.day, luty ~.
at the fAalon Hall, 1Mb St. and
W. Bay Ave.
C't I_ -ntlf L., Hop the beach, whlda La of course right behind me on arrival. It Una beer to Mable M. Moore, '2. Georp Sherrlll of ~N •• p 0 r t IIIIJ .,1;, j •... tideland, or was It given to the was very upaetUng. A herd of of ItO CabrUJo St., eo.ta Meu, laland, flnanee· A. A. (Sandy)
city by grant with all other Ude-cows were stampeded, their mllk who wu arrested on an tntoxJca. HamJJton ot Bat~ . planntna -.::~CX*:I*C*ICII*I:IIICI:X:*ICI•c•a•::.J•r::x:x:•IICII•c•a•:.•c•a•c•a•:.:Hr::xi:I*C:EICII*I:IMICI:X:I:I:I*CI' Janda. 11 that Is the cue, can the curdled by the thunder storm. tion charge ~ Newport pollee. and acqulattJon; II&. Vandervort, ... city set uJde any of the beach FuU grown frogs three years old She en~ a plea ot aullty and
for the private use of traJler were drowned. It's gonna be was eentenoed to pay a $25 fine
resldenta venus local residents! opeo aeuon on me the year or serve a five-day ja1l aentence,
• DtSNEYLAND
I'm off for Oisneylend-{or that big opening this Sundoy. Just
o kid ot heart. Most of us ere thet woy, and thet's why Disneylend
is going to be e tremendous success. If I get bed from T omorrowlond,
I'll be writing ebout it in next week's lo<J.
All this mokes Orange County just about the top tourist attrec·
tion in ell the world. The County hos always had its magnificent coast-
line ; it has in perticular our own wonderful Newport Herbo~nd
more development to come in the Upper Bay. It hos also Knott's
Berry Form, ond the much more recently orrived Newport Horbor
Buffalo Rench, end now Oisneylond. Whot can top oil thot? e NOT SO FAST!
It wos sort of omusing ot the t ime-woiving the reoding of a n
ordinonce ot the Newport City Council meeting Mondoy evening.
Why woive? Becouse there w,u no on:4inonce to reod. It hod not yet
been drofted. But Council proceeded to odopt the ordiMnce, ond
m!Kle it effective O N THE SPOT, ot thet very moment of p.!~ssege,
simply by declaring it to be on emergency ordinonce.
e ,......._,...... 'round down there now . . . takJn~ the jall sentence.
A feller aaya to me the other But to aet back to Davy Crock. Ikpa.rtment of aJcohollc bev.
clay, "You'd ought to be back on ett, and I'll tellya for sure you erage control officers for the
that Coundl" Be'a ·now conva-you can't r~t aw:~.y trom hlm. I state staked out in the cafe at
leeclne in Ward 13. That's a naturally had to see the Inside the request of Newport pollee.
joke, aon. of the Alamo. Having passed It The an-ests were made on July 4. My temper mJgbt get me ln an even thousand times whiJe on
trouble, but bavtna llved wtth dut.y at Brooks Field without ever llEV. PDDa.L llEA.PtODnZD
me a long time, I doubt lt. rve 6<)1na lnalde, I felt compelled ln
noticed ln my observations of Justice to th_r readers of this
myself and others, especially column to ch~ up on Davy and
kids, that temper La aomethlne b1s coonskin cap. I am sorry,
YQU keep a ttaht rein on, except podners, to report that Davy's
when you think you can get picture did not show hlm In a
away wtth tt. coonskin cap. Maybe he took It
Rev. 'Ibomu Roy Pendell, for-
mer pastor of Christ Church by
the Sea ln Newport, bas been re-
appointed as pastor of the Wes.
ley Methodist Church of San
Diego. Rev. Pendell thus became
the "dean" In point of years of
contlnuous serv1ce In churches of
the San Otego District. Mrs. Pen.
dell has been named as the first
honorary member of the Wes.
leyan Service Guild of the
Church.
I remember having tempers of! because he waa Jn the house
and taking them out on my when the paJntlng wu done.
mother. Do you notice that kids Texas mesquite: M you may
who raise their voices and even or may not know, I a.m quite an
their hands against their mothers outdoor cooklng enthusiast. In
never threaten thelr fathers? See fact I rate myself u expert on
what I mean! They can hold barbecuing and smoking, or the
their temper-5 when It ls the combination of the two, as they For lettemeada. envelooet ~ smart thing to do. say down here when It comes to
Thla will mark the fourth year
ot entertainJna the veterana
here. Mn. Robert Br1rp 1a hos-
pital cbalrman for Unit 291. In
Robert w. Cla.rtc lr., 18 months, chara~ of thla party will be Mn.
of 899 Oak St., eo.ta Mesa, La BrJags, Mn.. Fred loyner and
recoverlnr In Hoag Memorial Mrs. Gllbert Opel.
HospltaJ .trom a broken right leg Lut month the party wu
wfffftd when hlt by a car ln the atven by Mra. P. l . WUaon. Mrl.
Meu Center parkina lot. Costa Theo Bobtna, Mn. L G. Gordon
Meq, at 1:42 p.m. Saturday and Mn. Clayton Thompmn. The · veterana went for a ~Y ride In Mesa pollee report tha1 the Martin Pollard'• Cad-O·IAt. lklp.
boy wu hit by a car driven by pered by Loaan Hendrtc::aon. MJ&s Melba G. McNamara of Col-
lins Island. The driver reported Read the Enalgn Want Ad pace.
that she pulled around a car ~:::::=:.::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::::::::;
when ahe heard a thump and •••••IINI ..._
backed up. All Dlly e 11.a1 DIIJ
The boy's father, Robert M. 8 A •• Y DAy I C 8 0 0 L
Cark. aame address, said he lost t. Ultle rea
hold o! hls son's hand when the 4t0 Hellotrope, Corona delMar
boy was hit In the head by the Harbor t389
t'ar. He said the car backed over Mra. Jean Vauahn. director
the boy's leg before he could
reach hlm.
Hormless. you say. beceuse it deolt only with extending·the woter
skiing oreo in the Upper Boy. But it pointed out e dongerous chink in
the fromework of our Charter_ Never before hod it been possible to
roilrood through on ordinance into low on the spot. without giving the
voters eny notice, or ony chance to consider its full implicetions and
possible dongers. Now it is possible , ond the next one moy not be so
hermless. J ust dwell on thot o while, reeders.
But just once 1 tried It on my thls art, "I've got It made." THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
old man. From then on 1 was the • A TaUE TEXAX --------------------------
meek type In his presence. Well, lt just so happens that J R•d St I 3 8 t
e NOT JUST A LITTLE BIT WRONG
I get a laugh out o! the state· my big fisted nephew with whom oy I ers ea oa s
ments o! child psychologists who I have collaborated rates hlmsel!
warn that we must not frustrate highly in this field and justly so. In Bay·, Tr·ao Is Arrested the little darlings 'cause thelr but belng a true Texan no wood
Con't soy that I'm overjoyed et the first officiel ennouncement
by the new Citizens Committee for Porh and Ploygrounds obout the
City-operoted Trailer Pork.
s pirit will be broken and they wlll do the trick as well as Texas
wfll grow up meek. mUd and mesquite. And he don't meen Three motor boats were stolen
miLk-toast, lackJng aggressive-Just any desert mesquite; It's over the week-end on Newport
ness and Initiative. 1 don't seem gotta be TeJCas grown. To show Harbor for "joy rides." All boats
to prove that by reference to my you to what lengths they wtll go were recoveree( and In one case
family or nine--five males, o! to prove a point, when he came the "joy riders" were arrested by
which 1 was the runt, or maybe to Corona del Mar on a visJt he harbor poUce.
plates and slx pair of swt.m fln&.
Nell E. Cariker o! Downey re.
ported the theft of hls 19-foot
cabin crulur, Allee I, vaJued at
12.100 from the Port Orange
dock. The boat was recovered by
harbor pollee at 932 Via Ltdo
Nord, Lfdo Isle, where It appa.r.
ently had been abandoned.
Either they ere of the opinion that it isn't so bod after e ll for
the government to be mixing up in private business. Or else it is e
cose of not liking it. but ogreeing to put up with it just the some
in order to gain o compromise-in this case opening up the beech ot
the troiler pork site for public use.
I am not as tough as I look. and shipped out by freight a barrel of Three Lakewood boys, each 14,
I know 1 am not. 1 estimate my-,.e.xas mesquite. were ordered Into the 19th St.
self to be a right soft touch. 1 am about to haul ott to Ran. Landing, Newport Beach, by a
Never had but one fight In my dol! Field. four miles away, to harbor department patrol at 2:35
llle. Feller took "plx" on me the annual retired officers associ. a.m. Friday. They were arrested
(that's a marbles term for teeing atlon luncheon. There I wiJI rub on charges of Illegal boat board.
. d 1 t! , elbows with retired generals lng, tampering and lack of .,a. em up an tee ng 0 on emL whose physical examlnatJons I rental control and were released Hit me behind the ear so hard did when they came In as cadets
Standard S h a d e Clotha
and CUstom Speclaltfe.
• Drapery Hardware e Venetian BUnda. Either woy they ore wrong. A maHer of principle is one thing
you can't compromise. Government in business is not just o little bit
wrong. It s oil wrong-if you believe in our system of free enferprise
ond privete initiative. Who con soy truly that they do believe in this
system of ours, ond ot the same time fovor keeping our city in the
trailer perk business? I'm loo~ing for on answer to that one from our
C ouncilmen.
• PINBAllS AGAIN
A stort et least hos been mode into the investigation of pinbolls.
Licensing fee inequities were brought out in Councilmo11 J . B. Stod-
dard ~ report to City Council Monday evening.
But thot is only o phose of the reel problem. The reolity of poy
offs to pinball ployers can be met only by benning the moch1nes en·
t'rely.
Why did the Orange County supervisors bon pinbolls? They mede
r ::> bones obout their reasons when they passed Ordinance No. 528
w?Jy bod in November. 1947. They wrote the reason right into the
ordinance :
The Boord of Supervisors of Oronge County expressly stote os
o reoso11 for the odoption of this legislation that the individuals who
operate such machines obtain Illegal power, prey upon the public.
pMticulorly children ond the unwory. inexperienced ond credulous
111di..r•duols.
In equally ploi11 longuoge the supervisors wrote: · It is the purpose
of l~e Boord of Supervisors to absolutely bon and prohibit the use in
fhe C-,~.nty of Orange of eny mechanical devices wh ich ore operated
by •he n1sertion of o coin or slug " ... and they odded that all such
Moch',.,es were banned even though the devices were cloimed to be
gomes of amusement only, with no return of ony kind to the ployer.
There's the solution.
O'BRIEN'S 7th
Birthday Sale
CONTINUES
DIASnC IEDUCnOIS
You can't afford to miss
Dresses -Suits ---Skirts---Swea1ers
Blouses - - -Shorts - --Purses Hose
Slips ---Robes ---Hose -- -Gowns
P.J, 's - - -Petticoats - --Panties -- -Belts
Hats ---Jewelry.
PRICED TO c• EAR
they tell me I bit ,the floor and at March Field, Randoll Field to their parents.
bounced. I wouldn t know. That and many other statlona. We wUJ They were chareed wJth tak-
flght was a short period of my auure eaab other that we "look tna a 15-foot boat equJpped with
life spent in dreamlafld where wonderful; haven't changed a a 25 hCII'aepower mocor from
my actions were lnsttnctJve. I btt, .. etc .. and then faJJ to reml-berth 75, Lido hnlnaula, owned
missed the whole fight. I was nlsclng. We'll remember the cap. by Cla.rance W. Nelaon ot Los
told that It was good while it taJn who was so dumb that when Angeles.
lasted, but too short to please his gas lndJcator showed nearly Gregory Smith ot 744 VIa Lido
the some 90 glassworkers who empty, he broke the glass and Nord. Lido Isle, reported the
were t'hanglng shift at the time. bent the hand to s how enough theft of his $3.300 lS.foot open
Only four blows struck. He hit gas to get him home. U any good bo1lt. the "Okey Dokey," from
me. I hit the .floor. Then I h it clean new stories come forth I'll the dock at that address. The
him. And he hit the floor. make notes for you. harbor department later reported
• • • By ANDREW w. SMITH recovering the boat at the scout
• PDfBALLS P. s .-None did that La, that I landing. Stolen !rom the craft
Is It a question of catching a can clean up enough to get past were a rubber band-type spear
pay-off being made to rule out the boss. gun, a n abalone Iron, siJC fat.-e
plnballs as Illegal or undeslr-==-=-=-=--=-----------=---------..:._.:........_:_::..:_ able? Or proving that for a per-
Iod of years they have paid off
and that an unbelievable amount
of money has been taken by the
pinball owners. It should be a
very simple thing for the Council
If they are really Interested In
making our city a better place
to Jive In and raise children.
HOW'S FISHING?
ay IIUCB NcMDJ M
the bay. No comments, please,
for the next slx months like
when a bonito wu reported
e COTTOKS
• LDrEJfS
e DOTTED SWISS
e VOILE
....... tbe • Cell
~om. u .. ........... ~ .....
A•ewO.e4 .......
SUI.EI
II EISEl
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FISIII. IPPIIB
JMa Jl.....-t ..... c..w .....
-tile .., .. tbe .. A. C...try Cla.b
They have the means of prov.
ing. without a question of a
doubt, that these plnballs have
been a menat'e. All they have
to do Is to use thelr powers of
Investigation -of s ubpena and
of questioning under oath. Under
those circumstances there are
plenty of people who wUJ testify
as to the pay-offs -and they
wU not do It under any other
circumstances. The oath Is highly
respected by our cltlz.ens; per.
caught Jn the bay.) U our bay ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ is clean enough for ocean.golng r
flsh to come ln. all the better! "tfints" from House and Garden, at Newport
jury Is a fearsome thlng.
Citizens. are reluctant to report
wrong dolna. Can you picture a
member of a club reporting to
the authorities that pinball pay-
offs are belng made in that
club?
Why do you suppose the City
of Long Beach barred the pin.
balls by ordinance recently! • • • e AT SU AlfTOKIO, TEXAS
ll .)'OU thlnk th~ Davy Crockett
fad la raatng In CalltornJa, you
ain't aeen or heard nothtn' yet.
11\Ja place Ia Jumptna with lt. All
colul'DJU and news stories atart
ott wfth htm.
Texas lives up to Itt reputa.
Uon. Everythinl'• done 1n a bla
way, from lO..aaJJon ha.ta down.
Perch and corblna are being
caught in the surf around the by Caaa1e ~U
Sanu Ana River ~tty and spot-Interior OesJ.aner
ties In the bay, comes the W.Drd \
trom Graham's Balt and Tackle.
Anglers on the tlahln~ barge,
Georgia, anchored o!1 the New.
port Pier are catchlna bl~ barn-
door halibut these da)'l. A 33..
pound haUbut wu cauaht Sun-
day and a' 15 and ts.pounder
Monday, plus lots of aalmon
1 r o u p e r , spanJab Jacka, and
greenback mackerel. The Uve
bait boat Westerner hu been
brlnllnaln barracuda and amall
whJte aea baa.
save
~-.1oney ............
w1111 -... ,.,_ ..._r,
Here is o glamorous "spoc:e saver" for you who hove the prob-
lem of smoll quarters.
It's e dunning Commode +hot not only has ample drower
apece, but con be tlltended out to become e dinning te~ for
s.ven f*>ple . . . Simply pull out ttMt top dra~r ond pr.stol
You ho~ • lorqe toble . . . odd a CJttaming white linen cloth
-plus lovely silver ond chino ond you hove o beoutiful settil\g for
9rocious entertaining. Close it, end you ha~ a decorative
Commode.
It COfMs in three diHerent finishes, Mahogony, Wefnut, ond
Platinum to ~ with modem or treditJon.l decor. .,
There is efso •-beeutifuMy desi9fted dMl: th.t •~s·a·
way, wondetf"' to use if ~ ~sft to charw)e yow dinint .,..
to • den or simply enl.r~ the IMft9 ·.,... ThiJ ~-way
line M induct.. t.rgw chests of diff.r.nt designs . • •
They .... ~~. •
1111 •••L D•• .... Kiwanis Gets New Members . hrJ_.I Swim Teaching Program Tllllr 11•1 II -New members ~ntJy jolnlnr ~ Aaoc., auto deal•. UOO 'fll •
Mr. and lit*, Jtobert Allen ..,.. tbe Newport Harbor Klwanla Cout Rwy., Newport; Wal~
C1)tde Prltc:b&rd. ~of the Unde w at Beadles now 11v1n1 at us Fern. teat Ave., Club are the following: Bjorneby, accountant. 2515 E. Cblldtwl•a 8\&Neu ot Lol ~--r ay Corona del Mar, Where Mr. Allen Lout. Reed, owner of Lou Reed Cout Hwy., Corona d.& Jlat;
-.plai!Wl bow the llilfta" 01*'· t. once more a dvUJan. George Ba.uett. a c eo u n t a n t •
.._In P~ elllldlwlba t.JD. Lut month, lbortly after ,. • • .. ._.. ·-· 2903-B Newport Blvd., Newport; poruy boat4lq ~ durt.DI n.e ..mnmtnr lnttrud.Jon of a baJI.bou.r ec:hedule Monday turnlnl bome from ma07 montM I II -u..l.ll Frank Grandolto. owner ot Gnn·
tamJJy ertat.. at the luv • the Newport Harbof Htrh School t~ ~ weekly. Here la oveneu lll!l"YY~. the aervteeman .. ......._.__ .... dolto'a Reataurant, 511 !:. Balboa
IMitln1 <JC the ChUdren'l Rome Dlltrkt .uauner r«reatlon pro. the echedule: received bJa cll8dlarp. WhUe 1n -...... .. Blvd .• Balboa; Burdett Ha.rrlllon,
Sodety held at the bome ol Mn. pam Ia now undet way, and wW AT lOTH AND BAY, Newport-Germany Allen wu attached to PbJllp Gray, former Denftl' of California LnvestoN Mutual,
I . B. c...an.ll of Shore ClUb. eonUnue tbroqb Au1. a. ac. 9:30 to 10 a.m., .wtmmen. no a mountain cllmhlnl unlt and advet'tUJng agency owner, baa 3924 Wllahlre Ave., I.a. Aftaelee:
JtecenUy 1nltalled ptMldent corclln1 to d~or Vernon Allen. ap llmJt; 10 to 10:30 a.m., Inter· wu uaed ln reecue work In the ~n named mercbandlslng man. Or. Robert Ray, UO-C 1\m..ln
ol the Newport Auxlllary CIC the The PtoiJ'&m la conducted on mediates. no aae Umit; 10:30 to rnountalna. He was even Oown ager ot National Rod eo. ot Costa Ave .. Newport Helgha; Joe Star
Cblldren'a Home Society. Mrs. .U a.ltl., bea'lnners. aaee 8. 9 and to Denmark and Sweden for Mea, a dlvlalon ot Narrnco, Inc. of Harbor Paint. 412 32nd St.
TocJ OYtatt. predded at tbe final QCC to 'Add 10; 11 to U :30 a.m.. begJnnert. mountain climbing rwcu•. Under the direction 0( Howard Newport; Gunna r Watson of meettnr ot the .,-oup until tall. a.-8 and 7; 11:30 to 12 noon. Tbe Allena formerly lived at Aahby, sales manager, Mr. Gray Hausken Moton.. 1932 Harbor
LU.bdleon ba.tuna were lin. C. be&lnnen. ara 6 and 7. 2270 Oranae Ave .. eo.ta Me$1i. wUl coordinate and expedite the BJvd., Costa Mesa.
D. Perry, Mn. Elton Barnett and Nurs·•ng Class BALBOA PENINSULA (at Cout Mra. Allen Ia the tonneor VIvian merchandising program. The club meets eYf!!l'Y Thurs.
Mra. Jobn Knapp. Guard beacb)-9:30 to 10 a.m., Luak and wu queen ot the day noon at VUla Marina )tee.
JIWilll!Del"a, no age Jlmit; 10 to Uon'a Club flab try tbt. year. taurant.
" U'l' aJIDfQI FII'DQII
Complete Bome FumllhJnp
Llbertyt.MM
A amokln~ televtaton aet ftlled
the home ot Glen Eraldne ot 1.304
Balboa Ave .• Balboa Island, with
amoke at 2:86 a.m. Wedn.ctay,
July 6, the Newport Beaeb fire
department reported. The eet re.
~lved $20 damap.
laiW ..... Aft.
COSTA MESA
Modern living demands more ice-and
Senel Gas Ice-Maker Refrigerator
gives you all you want automatically!
.... ~-! •• • C" wnt. ..... -:.-..--.ft': ··-.. -. = .,.,·..-:.=:c-=: ...,.._...., ............ .
-autometlc deft'Wttn1-bfl .. paretetrMzer-roll-out~ -Qulc:k • c:otd ahelf-Iutter
K"per end ln·•·dor -"-"'-· you a refrigerator
different from
all others
• IOUTWDII tiUITIU lAS COtlrAMY
SAVE-l
Fam.r'a Pillet
BRUCE MARTIN
AUTO-TIUOI-FilE-UFE
LOCAL AGENT
1713 NEWPORT AVE.. COSTA MESA
omCE: LibertY a.-.. RES. Uberty S-5063 ,,, •••. •••
If< The •uaia of pilotiDJ your cat
tJuouah a...y tn6ct ..• bu.atioa fcx tpece
ia je......_p ~loa ••• ex vyiQa tO
'ad aa -pcy ~po~aloaa • coawnieftt curb
••• this .. lltlnJ ~.Hr.
..,..,. aabject J"''AA'''lf tO it.,.._ Metro
~ice ..... a •imple. pleua.at ,.tDedyl aw. .... ._,_.~Malo ..... JOG
co JCNI ..Uaadoa coefonably, fl'liddJ ...... , ........ '!"'~
Imtructton ln vocational nurs. 10;30 a.m.. Intermediates. no age
lng wUI be expanded at Orange llmlt; 10:30 to 11 a.m .• beginners,
Coaat College In the fall of 1955 aees 8. 9 and 10; 11 to 11:30
because of the acute need for a.m .• beginners, ages 6 and 7;
more nuraes ln boapttals. Dr. 11:30 to 12 noon. beginners, ages
Bull H. Pet~n. president. an-6 and 7.
nounces. BALBOA JSl..A.ND <Ruby Ave.)
TWo classes for vocational and CORONA DEL MAR (China
nunM.!S, rather than one aa In Cove),......l to 1:30 p.m ., lntennedl·
former years, wUl be started in ates, no age llmlt; 1:30 to 2 p.m .•
the fall. One class wlllatart Sept. swimmers, no age limit; 2 to
1.2 a nd wUI continue for the reg-2:30 p.m., beginners. ages 10 and
ular eleven-month training per. 11; 2:30 to 3 p.m., beginners,
iod. The other class, starting Oct. ages 8 and 9; 3 to 3:30 p.m., be·
15 will be held In the evening einners, ages 6 and 7.
only to allow women wlth day.
ume responsibilities to prepare Welk to Be at themselves for nursing.
An added Incentive to the OC·
t4EWPORT HARBOR BANK
Corona del Mar, California
Statement of Condition
JUNE 30. 1955
cupatlon of vocational nursing Benef·at Dance hu been the Increased remunerJ
atlon set by local hospitals.
Starting October 1. licensed vo.
catlonal nurses will receive $200
tJtartlng salary and will have an
opportunity to advance to $215.
Also during the last five months
of the seven months training
period Jn hospitals. the remuner
atlon has been raised to $8).
Lewrence Welk and his cham.
pagne music orchestra wllJ play
ror the dance sponsored by the
Seafaring Masonic Bullding As.
soclatlon at the Rendezvous Ball.
room. Balboa, Tuesday evening,
July 26. according to Ralph
Maskey, president of the associ.
atlon.
Cash on Hand and ln Banks S 693,099.16
U. S. Government Securities 2.408.021 67
Municipal Bonds ···-··-····· 311.758.85
Loans and Discounts ···-1.365,769.39
Furnltur~. Fixtures Jr Equtpt. 36.271.59
Capital Stock ICommonl
Surplus
Undivided Profits
Reserves .. .. ..... . .....
U nearn~ Interest
.... ,$ 105.000.00
85.000.00
35.973.32
22.238.43
33,370.42
Ttulll .. rs Dlscas
SoclallzM IIMIIciH
Socialized medicine was diS·
cussed pro and con by the Udo
Toastmaster's Club last week on
Tuesday night In the ~arbor
House.
The attending membership was
dlvld~ Into two groups with
President Vernon Allen presiding
as moderator. A very hot debate
was carried on with each man
presenting hl.s points for and
against the subject with an op-
portunity for a rebuttal. Hugh
Mynatt was the table topics
master.
The Toastmaster's Club gives
a man a chance to express his
views on all subjects and teams
to speak ln front of groups with
seu.assurance and polle.
L&GAI. IIOI"'CK . c:anzncaft or ............... -
ftt:tluou. J'lrm Kame
THE Uittii:RSIGlfED do here-
by ~lly that they are conduc .
tlng a printing and publishing
business at 2850 E. Coast High.
way, Corona del Mar, under the
flctJtJous flrm name of Ensign
Publishing Co.. Inc.. publlshe.rs
ot the Newport Harbor Ensign, a
newspaper, and that said firm ls
composed of the following per.
sons whose names In t ull and
place of residence are as toUows.
to.wlt:
Arvo E. Haapa, 710 Jasmine
Ave. Corona del Mar.
Mary A. Haapa. 710 J asmine
Ave .. Corona 11el Mar.
WITNESS our hands this 8th
day of July, 1955.
Arvo E. Haapa
Mary A. Haapa
STATE OF CAUFORNlA l
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE l
ON THIS 8th day of July, 1955.
before me, a Notary Public In
and ror said county and state,
r~ldlng therein, duly comm.J.s.
sioned and swom, per~e>nally ap.
peared A.rvo E. Haapa and Mary
A. Haapa, known to me to be
the persons whose names are
subscribed to the within Instru-
ment. and &~knowledged to me
that they executed the same.
WITNESS my hand and offl
clal seal.
.JOHN E. SADt.EIR
Notary Public In and ror said
County and State.
My Commls.slon explres May
31. 1956.
PubUsh: July 14, 21, 28. Aug. 4.
-xpf~T ~C\CKING
'I
Other Assets -····· ..... ........ i50.26 Deopos Its:
Commercial .... $3.133.866.91
Sav1ngs 1.015.456.84
Pubic Funds .. 305.000.00
US. Gov'm't TI.678.96 4.532.002.71
Otht>r Llabllitles . . 2.086.04
Mr. Maskey said that the pro.
ceeds will go toward finishing
the new Ma!Kinic Temple. near
lne completion at 15th St. and
St. Andrews Pl ., across from
Nt>wport Harbor High School.
Tickets are being sold by
members of Seafaring Lodge No.
708. Free and Accepted Masons,
and of Harbor Star Chapter No.
568. Order of the Eastern Star.
BE'ITEJI CO WlTBOtn'
Sevent~n hub caps have been
stolen trom his car since he
started working at the VIlla Ma-
rina, Marine Ave. and Bayside
Dr.. Dick Williams of 411 Jas-
mine Ave., Corona del Mar, com.
plalned to Newport pollee at 2:45
a.m. Monday, July 4. He said the
last four hub caps were taken
aometlme between 6 p.m. Sun.
day and 2:45 a.m. Manday.
rouaa IIDIDUTI Mo-B
'ne 1kJDr C. 1L McGees, fOil·
merly ot U6 PoJmlettla Ave ..
Corona del Mar, have moved
from the statJon at Quantico,
Va.. to Glenvl~. ru.. near Chi
cago.
•
$481567092
NEWPORT HARBOR BANK OPENED FOR BUSINESS
MARCH 14. 1949
Deposits, June 30. 1949 .. ..
Deposits, June 30. 1950 ..
Deposits, June JO. 1951 .
Deposita, June 30. 1952 ..
Deposits. June 30. 1953 .
Deposits, June 30. 1~
Deposits. June 30. 1955
... " • . . .$ 980.024.40
1.916.639.94
2.358.214.01
. , .. ,_ ·-··· . .... . . 2.872.709.65
OFnCERS AND DIBECTORS
James T. Van Dyke. President
3. l79.0'TT .15
3.662.789.45
4.532.002.il
H. L. Hetrick. CashJer Wm. D. Sexton. Ass't CAshier Dennie C&gle. Ass't Ca.shleT
Jean Gra.bam. Ellc:row Officer
VIce Presidents: B. Z. Mcltlnney, Braden Finch
Walter Mellott. Geo. J. Davk!a. J u. & B.anett
James D. )lay, Stanley Rldderhot
(ME'M.BE'R FEDERAL DEPOSlT INSURANCE C'ORP.l
Ohev:role-tS got
a ntnAC honey of a hardtop
••• with a lower-than-ever price tag!
Maybe you've had a yen for a
hardtop but couldn't quite squeeze
it into your budget. If so, thh
IMtlty's for yout It's the hardtop
u only Chevrolet builds it. Long,
low and plenty saucy, like ita con-
vertible cousin. IC't at& Aottat+
fOOd,... lwdtop, to&-wo cat1r
pillan .... .. roll down 1M
,
window. Nothing but fresh aU'
and a picture-window view. Best
of all, this big, beautiful "Two-
Ten'' Sport Coupe is priced right
down with the two-door sedans in
Chevtdet:s fteJd. I t lisU far l&u
tAG" .,., otMr l«Jdi"f ~
aold '*'· c.... "' ...........
• w ................ It h.
COIOINt 'fOUl NIW
CHIVIOUT P'UtCHASI WI'"
YOUI VACAnOM P\AHSI
Or4er • ,. •• Clile•r•l•l
....... "'· ..._ ~ It -. .. .... ,._, '" ""''· ~~~~~'--· -CN...._,, h ilt, If .,.. u ••• -.41 ., .. .,_... ........
c--. -· .,..,. -•
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•
10 81MWII d.Fashioned ••• of sed•' nate ,,. It's Shipwreck
Soctal Planned Speda1 v1elton at tbe C.Martt )(d. Boward lAWiftel BJru. ot Time July 21 liiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil An old t.uhSon4Ht Ice cream*> Enplke hqme at 11m 9eubore t.M .&.Dabet8l Dream aome.. and fte Don OUDderiDIW patio at .Ill cla.1 wm be held by the SL An· Dr .. Newport. are Mrs. J:baleU'• Mr. and liN. J:vwett Pratt Bad· 1111. IIJramar. Jalboe. mq be
drew1l Prelbyt.erlan Church Fel-puena. Col. and ....._ K. B. ley, trarwportatJon IDOI\ll from decanted wtth ... weec~ and a.rt. I P I I LIT II II IGWib'P from 1 to 8 p.m. Wednes. Hawktna. who bawn't been beN Lol\l Beedl. n.e bride wu a 0\W alt WU. nat 'l"'rundQ
•
day, July lO. In the patJo ot the for 22 yean! Tbe HaW'Idna live Tbeta at Arblona U., th.e poom a nllht. Tuly 21. beclau. tbar• t.M
duardl. 1n Panama 'City, Florida, and leta at sc. locale ol the ¥J1Ual BuaiMII 1~~.~~~~ Co-d\altmen for the event are expect to return thee euly In At Cu1.lt Churd\ by the SH and Prol-'olaal' Women'• Oub illillillil Mra. Kenneth MeDIY'ltt and Mn. Auaust. on SUnday, June ~. 11s.a Ann patio p&JV, and t.hla year dle
* N' JCAD J'UD:I * a&ADI:D_.LACKCHMCWII aUMeU CUthbert. Pie a Ia mode • • • Grlaty became the .brtcle ot theme 18 "ehlpwredL" ~~ and Ice Cf'Mm with home made The Harold Mltchella ot eo. Jam• Harrla Jr. The poom•a Membel'a and IUftb are ulald
.._... cake will be Mr"Ved. rona del Mar are looklna for. parent. Uve ln Balboa Cove., to come ct.re.ed u Sf they bad
•• I.ET 8 J I 20 ward to a trip to HawaJJ with Ann'a folks are Mr. and Mrs. w. been ahlpwr,cked on a d~ -· , --a za a r U y the Sh.rlners on September 21. Alan Grt.lty ot eo.ta Me.a. New. laland. Dlnner rt!8ei"VatJona mu•t
(IJO ,..., The whole Lurline hu been port Harbor RJah and Oranae be made before Monday with ....,. ...... --At St. James chartered tor this apeclal voyaae Cout Collep are the aclloola ot President Jean Howell, Harbor WaGD OIII.Y 11 0&. and exuavaaant plana for aide botb. 3127, or Sue Horvath, Llbuty
aa. ealt r • I" • 1'1•• The annual bazaar ot St. trips and entertainment have Abo Harbor Hlah Alwru r• S3S81. A New Concept ln Penonal J Cb been made for the HawaUan cently married are the former lnvttaUona were l.uu-.1 by
ltadlo. Ear Phone and Carry. ames Epllcopal urch. New. vlalL Mr. Mitchell took the same Mia Shirley l ean MlthoH wh---notes lnaJde small bottln-put tna Cue Optional. Extra. port. will be held at the chord\ "" ...... t 1 th ffl 1 ••... ..... CO. Wednesday, July 20, by the trip sans wUe 22 years aeo. parents are Mr. and Mrs. o. R. o sea n e post o ce D.ltead
.. ....... Women's AuxUiuy. The bazaar • • • MJthotf ot Coeta Meta, and ot the ocean.
e DRY CUANIN&
e KNIT ILOCKIN6
e LAUNDRY SERVICE
e DYEIN(i;
e HAND P'RESSIN&
u a,_, wm open at 11 :30 a.m., and Friends ot the Carl Tauchera of Wayne Euaene Corbin. .on or JfEWCOD--D-LOI--B-DOQ-
1• ....._ ....., c.t. ~~-luncheon wUJ be served at 12:30 423 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar, the Leonard Corblna of eo.t.a
p.m. may know of the recent death Mesa.. Weddlna bella rana at St. Brand new residents ln the
General chalrman 1n charae Ia ot Mr. Taueher's wUe, Anna. The Andrews Presbyterian Church on Harbor area are the W. l . Me.
e ALTUATIONS, REPAIRIN6
* * * Mrs. 1. H. RJags. auxlllary pres!. Tauchers have been part.Ume June 18. Leans. who moved In around the
dent. Mrs. Nell Harrla Ia In Harbor residents -spendlne • • • first ot luly at 426 Marauerlte
charge or the "Curiosity Shop," some of their time at their ranch BEEN tlshtne lately? Les b-Ave., Corona del Mar. The Me.
hJ b on the deserL bell and nel&hborlna cronies Leana come from Burbank and * * w c will feature old silver, have had the traeedy of Joslne chlna and costume jewelry. Mrs. • • • found the cUmate too windy tor
Whitney Wrlaht hu charae of Ray Fields of Orange Ave., &ood catchlna up at their annual their 10.yr.-old cocker do& alnce
the "White Elephants," and Mrs. Newport. will remember July 4. trek to Utah this June. Cauaht arrfvtne.
Thomas B. Prost wiU supervtae 1955, on account of a private ex. enoueh tor good eating there, ------
o.,.. a .... •asao pa.. .... ..., •..... ..-.
Mal&. c-t..., .. -.._ .... c:.... ......
the cooked food booth. Hand. ploslon he had-an emeraency however. Read the Enslen Want Ad page.
made articles prepared by the operation for appendl~ltla. The • • • ------------
£11M larltlr..P's
YARN SHOP
Guilds wUI be on sale. surgery at Long Beach Veteran's
Cards wiU follow luncheon. Hospital preceded another erand
FIRST CHI.(RCH OF CHitiST
SCIENTIST
))0) VJ. Uclo, Newport a..cll
opening, that ot hls jewelry store
In Costa Mesa, which had been
scheduled tor Saturday.
Lealslators' work Is never
done. Earl Stanley has been In
Sacramento aealn this week.
Keeping tabs on his proposed
legislation tor small harbors. Light their life with foith l/ it
A branch of tho Mother Cllurch. Tho
Firtt Church ol Chriat, Sciontirl, In So..
ton. MeauchuMth.
• • •
Hear that ringing In your
ears? Chances are It's weddlnr
bells for June and early July
brides. Among them-Miss Joan
Constance Bryan to WUUam
Pratt Hadley. The newlyweds'
Lido Isle parents are Mr. and
• • •
The Bernard McNalra of eo.
rona del Mar have been samp.
ling pineapple a la luau Instead
ot hambureers a Ia Bud's In
Hawaii (or a tew weelu. The J .
W. Hornbeaks of Shore Cllfl&
have also been In Hawaii a nd
the Dr. Ed MJlurna ot Bay Shores
are Jiving In the Jay Carlisle's
house In the Islands thiJI sum
'DC7 E. Coat JIJ9bway
Coroaca ct.l Mar BA 0157
S..ntley School 9: IS e.m.
Su11dey S.nrice ---··-II :00 e.m.
WednMdey Evo:1i"9 Meotonq 1:00 p.m.
Roedin9 Room louted et HIS Vie
Lido, Newport Beech, ia o~n WMk
d•VI from 10:00 e.m. to 5:00 p.m ..
WedneldeVI lrom 10.00 e.m. to 7:•5
p.m. Fridey evenin91 from 7:00 p.m. to
9c00 p.m. Sundoy ofternoona 2 to 5 p.m
Cloaed Holidey1
KnlttJna. Crocheting and Needfepolnt Supplies
Knitting Bags
Speclaliud Accessories and Instructions
BOVU
Mon. thru SaL 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tho public is cordielly invited to et.
tet>d tho church Mnricoa orld UM the
•••dina Room
M~ruuJ~~
BEADQUA.BTEBS roa
IIDDIES' TOYS,
Beacll I Swi111 lear
3101 E. Cocat Bwy. at JCDIIll.De1 Coroaa del Mar (Next to All American Market>
BABBOa 5518 * Abo at 5251 E. 2Dd St.. la Loag a.acb *
LAIIGUIIE tum. SEIVICE
A•Ged.ed ~
For AU
AIRUIES •
RAILROADS
STEIIISIIIPS
• TOURS
S.rnag The eoa.ta1 ANa Pew Jfearlr 10 Yean
213 Ocecm Aft. Lap.aa -...eta Bratt ._1011
Make you~ Own Giflwc.-e
in our Ceramic Studio
A wo nderful new plan for the ceramic hobblat ...
you work In a complete, modern plant wttb aU the
latest commercial equJpment under akUJed auper.
viJIIon. We have molds for over 125 ltena from our
line that you may use or you may make your own
designs ...
AAyoae caa do it • • • no.. fw f1a11 dnda.
* IACIIES NIIEIY I •ts
Ebell Noles mer. • • •
Plans for a late "summer cot. A Fourth of July patio buffet
ton" card party were announced supper held at the Dave Nielsen
this week by the ways and home on LJdo, honoring the
means committee of the EbeU birthdays of America and Dr.
club. The dessert bridge IJI Dave, ended In a moonlight
scheduled for Sept. 22 at the cruise aboard the AJ Blacklldges'
American Legion Hall, Newport. boat Holiday. Amon& the auesta
The ways and means commit. present at the party were Mr.
tee met at the home ot their and Mrs. Fritz Kretzschmar of
chairman, Mrs. Amelia Gamble. Lido. Or. and Mrs. AI Stockton of
In Corona del Mar the first ot Corona del Mar, Mr. and Mrs.
July to discuss their plans for <Continued on ~e 7)
t'he coming year. Besides the cot. --0-JRE---C'f--O-R_Y __
ton party the date ot March 8
was announced for the annual
spring festival.
Mrs. GambJe also said that M t L S h 1 fruit cakes will again be avail. argare · C ar e
able through the Ebell Club Teacher ot Plano
prior to the Thanksglvtne holl. Orearu.t · Acoompa.nllt
daya. Orders will be taken when Evmlnl c..... • far A4u.l .. the club eonve.-. In Oc:to'*'· 111r ~ AVS. •
Meettna with the waya and Qwona clel liar
means committee were Mmes. C.
M. Deakins, C. C. Dodd, Charles ,_....:N;..;;.;W;,;.;*:;;a::;:;;.;:;IU.=-:D::;.:IWK=;.;:CTO;.:.;:;.::D::.._
Eaton, Russell Craig. Thomas S. Friendly Nel&bborbood Service Smith, WUliam Tritt. Byron
Wells, Baall Peterson, Roy Sabin, PARKES-RIDLEY
Nelson Holmwood and H. S. M e· MORTIJARY
Greeor.
LECAL lfOTICE
No. PA-620
lfOTICE TO caEDITOBS
ESTATE OF HENRY CHARLES
BROWN, aka HENRY C. BROWN,
DECEASED.
NO'MCE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors ot and art--persons
having claims against the aald
decedent or aald estate to tile
them with the necessary vouch.
era In the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of the State of
Calllornla, In and for the County
of Orange, or to present the
same, with the neceaary vouch-
ers. to the underalaned at his or
her plaee ot business. to-wit:
E. R. Abbey, Public Admlnlatra.
II 0 Broadway
U 8·3433 It 8·3434 eo.ta Meta
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servtna the Harbor Area
Baltz M ortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor42
3520 E. Cout Hlahway Corona del Mar
Baltz Mortuary
Liberty 8·2121
17b It Superior, Coeta Mesa
AMPLE PARKING
BOTH LOCA'nONS
tor. c/o Thomu E. Heffernan. ,-------------.
2515 E. Cout HJehway, Corona
del Mar, CalJfomla
wlthln alx months alter the flrst
publication of this notice.
Dated: June 24. 1955.
E. B. ABBEY
Admlnlatrator of the Estate ol
aald decedenL
Attorney• tor Admlnlatrator
Harwood, Beffemal') It Soden
2515 E. Cout Htehway
Corona del Mar, CalJfomla
Harbor 1.535
Publlah: lune 30, July 7, 14, 21
In the Newport Harbor Ena1Jn.
INSURANCE
"Be Sure-Insure"
wrm
STANLEY
INSUJlANCE AGENCY
Pbone Harbor 2474
331.5 E. Cout Hl.abway
Corona del Mar
Rea. Phone, UbertY ~ 731fS
FOR TELEPHONJANSWERIHG saMa
IT MYS 10 LOOK
ST. AJmUWS PU!InTEaJAJr ~"CBiniOnlac&~
15th SL It St. Andrews Rd., ----z.::, -&kbool
.__., .... J ...... lt.wa:rt
SUNDAY: Momina worahJp, 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Church School.
9:30 and 11:00; Jr. High, Sr.
High and college aae Fellow-
ships, 7 p.m.; Thursday, Prayer,
study group, 9:30 a.m.
COIOIUWJ'IT JIETIIODIIT ao w. 1M st.. eo.to ..._
LJberly 1-4552
a...JoeepbW.IIcllaaDe
Sunday: 9:30 a.m., Church Sun·
day School; 9:30 and 11:00
a.m. Momlna Wo.rahlp-7 p.m.
College Aae MYF Service - 7 p.m. High School MYF Servtce;
8 p.m., young adults aroup
aerv1ce.
T1IE cauaca or CIDlJST
1050 Cbucb lt.. eo.to ....
LJberly I-20C7
D. G. Bunt. IIJ.a.tatw
Sunday services: 9:45 a.m. Bible
study; 11 a.m. morning w~.
ship; 7:30 p.m. evening aervtce.
Midweek Rrvice, 7 :30 p.m.
Wedneeday.
'Ia WU CB-CIIWI
Oclllll rea... .......
l ..... ,.t ......
Coefllll( ....
Liberty a.5711
T-aa.., Jr .. lllalfter
Sunday Services: 9:45 a.m. Bible
atu<l)'; 10:55 a.m. worship aerv.
lee; 7:30 p.m. evenlna aervlce.
CldJi't cauac:a n '1'10 au
C...waity lletlaodl8t
-.Jboe MM. at l6tla lt.. Wewporl ..... Uit
IWtort ..... Boy A. Carlloa
Sunday Worship, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Church School: 9:30 a.m. MJd.
week Meeting: 7:00p.m. Wed.
nesday preceded by 6:15 p.m .
potluck.
IT. JOACIIIII c::ll17aCB ... 0,.... ...... c.e. .... .. La-tr ..... . ratta........_J.Wnta
11llldllr K•n• at 7. L L 10 -.d U :30 a.m. Weekdays: Ma.-at
7:00 a.m. -Cont.-ion: Satur·
days trom 4:00 to :5:15-7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
J'DIIT aAft1iT c:aua::a OF a&wiOIIT ..... aiM. .... & c-rt ......
IIAdNr aNt ....... La-tr .. ~
,_.., -...ed a. Jelrr•
Sunday MrVlc.: 9:45 a.m.. Sun-
day Scbool: 11:00 a.mi Wor· ahlp Service; 7:30p.m. unday
eveniJ\1 ~ervlee: Mld·Week Service: 7:30 p.m. Wedne8Cla.y Prayer lleetln1.
rDIIT •IIEJiaLY OF COD
J2Dd lt. & ~ ...... c.e. .... Uberty • ...,..
..... ~ II. c:. c..aJc. ......
Sunday Schoel: 9 :30 a.m. Wor· ship: 10:55 a.m. and evaneellat
aervtce. 7:30 p.m. Young People
and Children's Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. Mid-week Service:
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. LadJes'
Missionary Courwll. Thursdays
9:30 a .m. tor all day.
IEV'&Jin'B DAY ADVU 1111 If~ ami. at .... lt.. ·~·~ Liberty 1-1 Elder D. L Spaul41.Df
Saturday Momlna Serv1ca: Sab·
bath School: 9:30 a.m. -Sef.
mon: 11:00 a.m. Prayer meet. Ina: Wednftday, 8:00 p.m.
c:au.c::a of u. wau•zn l ........... t..c.n. ......
,._._, -..,, CU.. WIUf=.,
Uberty .. , •••
Sunday Servleea: Suoday School.
9:30 a.m. Mornlne Worship at 10:30 a.m. Evanaellatlc Serv· Ice, 7 p.m. Sunday. N.Y.P.S ..
6 p.m. Sunday; Prayer meettna.
7:30p.m. Wedneaday.
,. ... u...r .... IIA.._
Sunday Scbool: 9!U LID.. &an· day Servl ce : 11:00 a.m.
WednMday Evenln1 Meettn•:
8:00. ReadJne Room. 331.5 VIa
Lido, Newport Beach. ope-n 10
a.m.-5 p.m. weelc da,_, 10 LID.· 7:C5 p.m. Wedn~ 7·9 p.m. Friday evenlnp.
CllaiiT LVTDIAW c::auac::a or COITA KUA
(IUIIt:ul lfMCI)
A..SCI8a a...toa lla1L c.ta .. _
...._,..., ....... T .....
Sunday Servtce.: Worship Serv·
lee 9 a.m. Sunday School at 10:15 a.m.
aAUOA 11LA1rD COIOIUam ...,.,.,_,. liS= A..._..._..._. .. , .... ., ......... ........
Sund~ Service8: 9:30 a. m.
Church School· 9:30 aad 11:00
Lm.. WonhJp Sentoe.
r.mn IAftln c::auaca
..... A-. .... -... .-a .. c:... .... .... .•. a. .......
Sunday Servtc.:
9:45 Lm. Sunday School; 11
\l.m. Wonblp Service8' 6:30
p.m.. Baptia TraJnlna Union: 7:30 p.m., EvenJna Service.
Wedneld&y: 7:30 p.m.. Prayer,
Pralle and Btble Study. Mon· day: 7:30 p.m. Men's Chorus pr act 1 ee; 8:30 p.m. Men'a
Prayer Meet1n1.
c::auaca or cu. LADT or liT. CAMnJ l.CIW ...... 81 ............ ...........
Pdaer·~._, . .__ PCIIIINI' hi • 1 as A..t. .
Sunday Maues: 8:00 and 10:00
and 11:30 a .m. Conf ... 1on: &at·
urdaya and eves. ot t..t Frldaya
a.Dd Holy Dayt from 4:00 to
5:30 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. DaUy Masa 8:00 a.m. Firat
Friday: 6:30 a.m. and 8:00 p .. m.
Novena (Perpetual Help): Tuftday, 7:45 p.m. Ft.thermen'a
Mua, July and Auau-t. Sunday
4Lm..
oa1t1D•',. wuant
n:LLOWIIID DlaG" m . ............ .....
c_• ---..-.r. .... ladq ldl!at. JO:ii La. Jlam.
lq -*lp. U:OO a.m.
ft. JAial DIICOtAl. a.IY'-.................. ......... ..... ) ..............
Sunday 8ei'Vtcea: 8:80 a.m. Holy
Communion, 9:30 a.m. Sunday
8Cbool; 9:30 a.m. morn In 1
prayer and sermon, 11 a.m.
worship aervtce. Thuf8day Serv.
lees: 9:15 a.m. Prayer Guild;
10:30 Holy Communion.
IT. JOIDI VliUfJR1' 316 ....... ,.,. ....... laJad ••••• ••• PatW~wta.y ...... p... .. .. ....
Sunday Mnut: 7:00 Lm. It 9:00
a.m. Conf-..loft: S.turdar and eva of lat Frida~ an Holy Daya; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.; Firat
Friday Mul 8 a.m. SUJDinft
Mua, luly and Auau-t Sunday,
11 a.m.
CCII'tUL 8iiii cauaca 0....&... ........ CIOIIC*A Da. Mu C... ..... lA It ...... COiiWUIIM CW.W A. A. Sr 81 1 ,_.... C •11•1 "md Sunc!a7 kbool: 1:415 a.m. lltJm •
Ill P Mlli'Ji,A"" tnl s.rvtCie. 11 :00; Ewnln1 ..... Sei wtee. T:JO. MJd • ...-s.Y· ,_._, .... ...._a-.. Jce. Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m.
Sunday w_.. ~: 9:«5 Youn1 people meet 6:15 p.m. un., 11:00 a.m.SundaySchool: Sunday.
9:45 a.m. _ • ,._,. IOUia&U UnliT
IIADOI AIIKJIILY or GOD 1M W • ._:w1• ,.--"-..._
Clt .. tL ... .._. Ctdlf. --..._c.u1... LDutt..._
WCWIOIIT aAJDOII l.a.ty .... 1 -...._. Dt. ....... & ,_
LU IWIIU cauaca ..... C. C. ft mil 8~ ~lic,l:e Ullh chuldl
1101 CUll LD~ ~~= ..._.. s~frl 9:30 ;-m., morn~ UDlon T p~ su:-~. ~':
.... ...._.. 0.•111•1 P LIIL ouna peop e · -:!r I p.m. Suncfay. Teach· 1:ar11 _..-. 1:10 a.m. Sunday· .mot e:ao P~ evenina .. amc.. IMittnt 7 p.m.
Cbunfa Moo&. 1:10 a.m.· wor: .vanpJS. MrYlce T:JO p.m. W~. Pruw ...tceand _. ..W.. 11:00 a.m.; LuU.. M14-WWk 8R'Vb T:JO p.m. ... ._ T:tf p.~a. Wed.n ... ~,,:GO p.a. Wednelcla)'. c!a7.
ME CHECICUM
YEUDWPAGES
GET HEAP QUICK
HELIIWAHT
IN THE "C1AS51FIED" JMT
OF YOU~ JBEPHOHE lOOK fht.~~f Jl made pa.OW by th-cf•lo-mlnciedJnrtal WAI
W00CJWeRTH PIANO SHOP 8INIIW. SH&T WITAL WOIICS
....... Alent for ...... flan.---Slr..t 26~ L c..tt HWJ. H.. JIG C... .W W. ........ _..,..._ ••w ...... a Hlr.llllow .... ,.. .....
M1.10A MY CWI
taOMDAY, JVLY IC. &-.
256 Calls for
Harbor Dept.
June eallt by the R..W De.
partment totaliM * aeccwdtnc
to the monthly NP<Ift by Harbor
Muter lluiMll Craie. •
Tbe ~ numft'OUI eaJa. in-
cluded: 23 der~llcta founcf and
dMtroyed; 19 rowboat. found
and recovered; 1S rowboatl beld
for ldentWcatlon and return; U
rowboat. Jo.t a nd not recoverfld;
13 complaint. tor 1peed; 25 other
complalnt.l; 10 at1Wtl tor tpeed.
ITEIIIITII
lcleatw.dly C.tNUed
..... cl~
Correc:ti•• Ma.av•
....... tiM
Balboa Ialcmd Ma.age
Miss Bari)ara Jean Bandy
Is Bride of Lt. Shively
Parlor Althoueh her par~nll. Mr. and Shively at the Central Chrlstlan
lUI/a A..-, ....._ ...._. Mrs. Maurice Lee Bandy, were Church. San Antonio, Texas. The
In Saudi, Arabla. and unable to parenll of the JTOOm are Dr. Roy
F• •••tat sst .U attend, Mia Barbara Baridy wu Shively of Kansu City. Kan .. ... ~ ••• l1WI•W·•-1~~aat..••• .. llii•L:.:man1:::.:.;;ed:;_..;to~=L;;t·_;llJ~ch;;a;r~d;..;K;;;.ei;.;th~ a nd Mrs. Stanley Shafter of
1111 Merced.
acony.
II
Bea'h & Boulevard
The bride La a 1953 graduate of
Newport Harbor HJgh School.
She was given In marriage by
her brother. Lt. Maurice Lee
Bandy. Her sister-In-law, Mrs.
Bandy, served as matron of
honor. White silk organza with
an applique of large white lace
flowers formed the bride's full
length g own with chapel train.
Her fingertip veil was held by a
band of pearls. Mrs. Bandy wore
a blue dotted swiss baliE'rina
length gown with white lace
trim and matching hat.
After a short honeymoon the
newlyweds returned to San An
tonio, where they will Jive until
fall. when the groom will rt-turn
to the University of Missouri
after his discharge from the AJr
Force. The bride. who formt>rly
Jived In Corona del Mar w ith her
parents. spent one year at the
IPOIITI AXD CASUAL WEAJI AmPrican University of Beirut In
120 L Coaat al..t. t.aguaa aeoda B'fatt ._2211 Lebanon and Is now attending ~;::,;;;;,:::::;=~~:=:::ff::~=:~~~==~~~~~ii=ii~ San Antonio Colleg('.
The Girl Scouts have scheduled
a Senior Scout Roundup. which
~~~~~~=:=~~====~:=::=;:;:;;===::=::=~ Is not unlike a small Boy Scout .Jambor~. to be held during the
FIGURES TAILORMADE I
ntl nAUflllll SYSTIM wfl teb ,_.,order TODAY for a new
figure by SUMMER! Those hard-to-lose inches on TUMMY,
HIPS AND TH IGHS will literally melt away while you re' ax
on the famous STAUFFER TABLES.
An .. ,.,. nA..,.,.. SYSTIM fitplre Cofttvltant will weigh
and measure y~. She will determine what you need to lose
and where you need to lose It during your FREE INTROOUC·
TORY DEMONSTRATION and FIGURE ANAlYSIS.
Take a..., t.ward a MW PIOUU toclayl Cell PHONE NUMIB
for an appointment at your convenience.
~~ SWIMSUITS BY COlf
HAJtiOR 1742
1117 E. COAST HIGHWAY CORONA DEL MAR
HHr Jaamine
summer of 1956 In the state of
Michigan. Four thousand senior
Girl Scouts betw~n the ages of
14 and 18 will come together
from all pa.rll of the United
States.
Jfewpart -..ell baa beM\ tn-
vlted to .nd two pa. to partlcJ.
pate ln thU AU-American Round.
up. The 1956 Glrl Scout CookJe
sale will finance the trip for the
girls.
Mrs. AI Rylett will act as vot.
unt~r Senior Scout Roundup for
Newport Harbor Council. Four
councils In Orange County, Ana.
helm. Fullerton. Santa Ana and
Newport Harbor w1Jt participate
In the Roundup. The selection
commltt~ for the Harbor area
will have as members Mmes.
Ted Hambrook. C. W. Crowl.
.John Oertly, Everett Nunan and
.Jack Quisenberr-y. On .June 30
the flrst Roundup m~tlng was
held at the Girl Scout House In
Anaheim. Beginning In Septem.
ber meetings wUl be held every
month.
Showing ott Callfomta wtll be
one of the chief occupations of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Yetter of
222 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar.
' tor the next few w~ks, bee a use
during that time they are enter
talnlng Mr. and Mrs. Edgar King
ot Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. King and Mrs. Yetter are
status. Mr. Klnr hu never been
to Callfomla. but It will be a re.
tum vtsJt for his wife. WhUe
they are here, a brother of Mrs.
Yetter, Frank E. Bowell of Oak-
land, wlll al110 be present for a
few daya reunion.
rtJIEMEJf nGBT nBE
Newport Beach firemen ext1n-
ftUIAhed a grass and trash tire
at the interaectlon of 17th St.
and 16th St.. Newport Heights,
at 4:47 p.m. last Thursday. Spon-
taneous combu.tlon was blamed
lQf the blaze. ------For .. .....,..... eft.,.lopes cal
THE ~SIGN. HA-111•
Mrs. Viona Burdick Married
To Matt Bengochea of COM
Two city employees were
united In marrlaee at a candle-
llCht ceremony Friday at the
Uttle WeddJnr Chapel Around
the Comer in Las Vegas.
Mra. Vlona Burdick of 204 42nd
St., Newport, became the bride of
llw•ll Will Hear T•• • Twl1 PIHI
Ralph .Johnson, director of the
Twin Pines Ranch. will speak at
today's noon m~Ung of the
Newport Harbor Kiwanla Club,
which Is supporting a campaign
to start an Orange County boys'
ranch on the old .Joplin Ranch .
Program at next Thursday's
meeting . .July 21. will ~ a travel
talk and lldes of Africa, pre-
aented by Mrs Dorothy McKenna
of the Corona del Mar Travel
Bureau .
Matthew .J. ~ngochea of 618
Goldenrod Ave .. Corona del Mar.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ken of 608
Orchid Ave.. Corona del Mar,
served a.s best man and matron
ol honor. Week end festlvlt1H ln.
eluded a wedding breakfut at
the Hotel llJvlera In Las Vei'a.&.
The newlywe<b are at home In
their new residence at 201 Santa
Ana Ave .. Newport, on the blutl
back of the arches. Mr. Bengo-
chea Is Nt-wport Beach plumbing
Inspector. Hls bride works tor the
city in the warehouse division,
where she operates Radio Station
KME 582 for dlapatchlng city
cars.
kJ=ced ~..,_-~
1M 'fov Uttla Tob
BAPPY DAY ICBOOL
440 Heliotrope, Corona del Mar
Harbor 4369
Mrs. Jean Vauehn, director
Pirate Queen to Be Chosen
At Progra"\ Set for July 26
Beautiful Furniture
to grace a home
of any period.
The Pirate Quen of the 1955
Orange County Fair will be
chosen Tuesday evening, .July
26. at the mf'eling of the Asso-
ciated Chambers of Commerce of
Orange County. This will be a
Alumnae Plan
July Luncheon
A .Ju ly luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Charles Gruber In Hunt
lngton Beach hu been planned
by alumnae of Alpha Gamma
Delta sorority of Orange County.
Plans for a fall benefit brunch
w111 be discussed and a summer
potluck beach party for bus.
bands and guests. Harbor area
alumnae who wish to attend
may place reservations wlth Mrs.
Harold Wlbon, Harbor 1329-W.
Mrs. Albert Leutwylft" ot Costa
Mesa prnlded Monday evening
over her first meeting as new
president of American Legion
Auxallary, Unit 291 ol Newport
Beach.
Other officers are Mrs. Gilbert
Opel, first vice president; Mrs.
Robert Briggs. second vice presl
dent; Mrs. Cecil Inns, treasurer:
Mrs. Herman .Johnson. 8ecretary;
Mrs.. Kenny .Johnson. chaplain ;
Mrs. Tony Boetto. sergeant at
a rms. and Mrs. M. A. Hudson .
marshal.
CIIJ blfiiJII lrtlll
... .. at VIlla larilla
Dick Whitson. president of the
Newport Beach Employees As.'IO
elation, welcomed the presidents'
council of the Southern Cali
fornla League of Cities Em
ptoyees at thelr dinner meeting
held last Thursday at the VIlla
Marina.
Barbara MacDonald. secretary,
was also officially present at the
m~tlng, attended by 72 repre
sentatives from 20 member cities.
Program wu a dJscusslon of the
Integration of atate retirement
into federal social aecurity for
city employees. workman's com .
pensation.
IA'f IT WITII
,. &. c.-• ...,. 8
COitORA ba. 11.0 ..............
dinner meetJng In the newly
completed exhibits building at
the Fairgrounds.
Contestants wlli parade during
the program following the ban
quet, and presentation or the
qu~n will be the fina le of thf'
program. Local contestants are
Dee Dee Cunningham of Corona
del Mar and and Sharon Glenn 1
of Costa Mesa.
Speaker will be George Wilson.
president of the CaJJtornia Statf'
Farm Bureau Fedt>ration. He Is a
director of the National Farm
Bureau Fed era t I o n and has
served on President Eisenhower's
agricultural advisory commltt~.
Ptrlillef LWt s.l
TeltCIIs .. ferFete
•
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The Udo lsJe Community AI,.
soclation was cranted permls-
slon by Newport City Council
Monday e-veninr to block oU a
l)CIIttae elf VIa lJdo Soad. near
the ten..nJ.a courta, whtft the MJd.
summer Roundup wfJJ ~ held
on Friday . .July 29. .oiA IEl •1
"'1"''E P'lwca ........... uaaoal272 Thia annual event wiJJ be ht>ld
from 7 p.m. to midnight. Paul
Butler ls general chalnnan. 3127 E.. Coast Jrwy .. ..,._ 1 ...._ c.o.a del Mar
For COOL Summer Nights
you 11 want one of theae lo•ely
FUll-FASHIONED
~1/b#,/u,/le~tc,
sweaters
IJII .9{tHIIJ1'
JUST ABRIVED
in New
Summer-Fall Colora
A long slet>Vt'd cllrdlgan -the
perennial favorite. always In
fashion. Here's ~nart's version
done In wonderful. wonderful
full.fashioned Wondamere. th~
yam that's 80 much like cash
mere only an expert can tell the
difference between the two. Its
classic llnes f e a t u r e smart
turned-back cuffs. ln slzes 36
to 40.
Avallable In whit~. plnk. malzt-. blue. navy, Jlght ox-
ford. aqua, tan heather, brown. avocado. red. vicuna.
medium rudord. black. .shrimp and blonde.
Cardigana 10.95
Slip-oaa 8.95
Other Styles from 7 95
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"'BI'Ain' LIVUfG'' IlOIEDlATELY. IN
IRVINE TERRACE
OVERLOOKING
niE BEAUTIFUL "SMOG-FREE"
YACHTING CENTER OF NEWPORT HARBOR
"Southern CallfornJa'a Most Beautltul Subdlvulon"
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY I:'NITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCfiVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NINE DIVERSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purchase In the
$24,000 to $35,000 class we sincerely recommend
the Irvine Estates overlooking Newport Harbor.
1bese homes tea\ure Calllomla Uvtnr. Ottered exclu-
.tvely throuah Earl W. Stanley In a Smog.Free area
known as Irvine Terrace--<>n Coast Highway opposite
the new Irvine Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
* For recommendation, we refer you to anyone who
holds a l....t'as<'hold Estate In Irvine Terrace, Beacon
Bay. Bayshores or Clllf Haven.
Earl W . Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Further Information
Vogel Value
COSTA IESA
lew, 4 ....... , I 3/4 Ba.. Home
in the ~nter ot the Harbor Ana near schools It stores. Lovely llvlng room looks out on enclosed rear yard &
patio. Lg. bedrooms, Tile In balhs. Wired tor elect.
stove. Sewer ln. Copper pipes thru-out. Dbl. garare at
rear of lot. 1 car garaee attached to home that can be
made Into a den or bedroom. A delightful home at only
$13,300
ONLY SHOO DOWN
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST HWY.
HARBOR 1741
CORONA DEL MAR
HARBOR 1477
Bill's Beat BIJI-
IEIE-WE-11-IUJII
t:NDER CONSTRUCTION-
3&4B •• IIolnes
4 PLANS-NINE ELEVATIONS-AS LOW AS
$375 Don
VETS OR NON VETS
SEE US FOR COMPLETE INFORMATIO:'\
W. A. TOBIAS. leaHor
-yvu'll like our friendly service
393 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
Uberty ~11.39
-WE WILL BUILD 01 YOUR LOT A
1244 SQ. FT. 3-IEDROOI HOlE
AND 2-CAR IAUIE
$9100
Forced air heat-Hardwood fl oors.
Fully financed on a good lot. 19 years on Savings & Loan
IUSHALL HMS
20 Years Bulldlng In Oranae County
Models Open: Newport and Mitchell, Tustln
Kimberly 7-3293 Kimberly 2 3569 Eves. Uberty ~4073
1-1
Priced tx>low adja~nt farm lands! 45 acres. manufac.
turing zone. 2 Highway frontages. Very best Investment
possible.
$4,100 ....
Liberal terms.
lilliE COAST Pl.aTIES
1857 Newport Ave .. Costa Mesa U ~1632; U ~1400 Eves.
DAILY AT
Not only 18 thla a bouae wlth a wide OCMn vfew but lt
Ia arddtecturally delll2ned tor the~ convenle.nt In-
door-outdoor u~. Arilatlcally landleaped with an eye t~ euy ma.lllten&ftCet 2-bedrl. plua dept 2 batha. wood panellbl .. JOftly ftnplace, ete.
EnUre RoUe and Lot. $21.!100 1 i!iiW1L
Uberty s.sm Jllnot ua.w "'
Atchltectural aenlul and
superb bulldlnt have com.
bined to make thla near.
new 4-bedr., 2 bath horne bn
Balboa Island one of charm
and distinction. The apacJoua
Jiving room and bedrooms
open out on the large friend-
ly patio. Completely and at-
tractively furnished. An op.
portunlty If bought now.
See today
ISUND REAL n CO.
498 Park, Balboa Island HA 377
CORDIA DEL IAR
Beautifal Hill tlew
from the living room of this
2 bedr. home at 222 Hazel
Dr., AND a private pathway
to the beach. 1% baths plus
outside s hower. prime loca.
tion, S25.500.
EXCELLENT IICOIE
4 furn. unJts; 1 bedr. each.
No vacancies In over a year.
Rent Is $65 each. Gross yearly
over $3.000. All In first class.
Reduced for quick sale, $19,950
Earl W. SIMieJ
REALTOR
225 Marine Ave., Balboa Island
Call Harbor 1775.
eves. Harbor 5359
UDO ISLE
3 lle~r. I ••, 311allls
PLUS
spacious garage apartment.
Wall to wall carpet, built In
kitchen, 40 tt. lot.
A Bargain!
$31,100
CUIIE 1111•1
REALTOR
Z731 W. Coast Hwy., Newport
u 8-4277
FOR SALE: IIJ ener,
Corona del Mar,
3 w ... 2 111111,
modern home, fum. rental
apt. attached . . . close to
Harbor VIew School and pro.
posed parochial school ...
everything built-In Including
dl.ahwuher. disposal, etc. En.
closed patio and 2-car garage with work bench . . . ca11
Ha. 2506-M.
PEitSOMAL
TRADE IN your old watch on a
new Hamilton. It means so
much more to give or get a
Hamilton. Wallace Calderhead,
3123 E. Coast Hwy., CDM.
JtewjN!I'l Jlalli• fndiD iWOMDAY.JVI.'I' M. _.
SUMMU UNTA.L CDM. N&c. 2.. lt' IOA.T, wtncllb14rlcl, ........
bedr. turn. houee t• month ol ...,, ,.._,... covw, adt.
Aua. or loqer. TUe bath, JM. cond. ~ portable .wln1 6
patJo. f~ HA 188t-a. tt..-. eet. • lendlx 4r)w
l ·BEDBll. FUiN. houae tor rent -JCayak A ~4dle, sao. aot
born luly 17..30. _, a week to CoUln~. B. 1 .. RA 3891-W.
raponaJble people. See owner CifUtiSt HOOi:tb RUG, i2ifl,
at em Carnation, CDM, or call little u.aed. HA. 1~1-W.
HA 4703-J. • • ... CADIIL\C-Hu eYft)lthina. Gd.
YEARLY lltNTALS: 2-bedt. mOd-cond. Mab cuh otter. 21'
ern turn. apt., tara~e, .. uto. Fernleal, CDM. HA 1887-R. .
wuher, 204~ 42nd, N.B. Alao MUST SELL: Bed Sprlnp. $i, 1
1-bedr. untum. bouse • a•· ,dbl. 1r 1 sri.; Frpl. acrten, 30"
rap. 3 doors from bL dlat.. hilh and' 54" Wide ss· Ora•
616 Goldenrod, CDM. Phone tor ru~. 9'x9', $5. lZ% 'E. Bay Ft.,
appt. to show. U ~ 7607. B. 1.
DELUXE. 2-bedrm., unhlrn. du-;::oo=B:;:;E:;:;~~f:-:A;-;;N:;-;:P=="U:::P:-::P~IES=--:-b-y-s-.G-e---::of
plex, 10. hlway. Forced air Storm, AJCC, cropped, lnocu-
beat, hardwood floors. aarage, lated. 923 Arbor St., Costa ~p. paUo .. CDM HA 1684-R. Mesa. U 8.6267.
MODERN a partments and rooms HAMMOND 0 RCA N. Sllghtly
with private bath, some with used. Good big saving. Another
private balconies, overlooking wonderful buy. H am m on d
harbor and ocean, haH block Chord Organ. Uttle used. The
to beach; dally, weekly or organ everyone can play. Danz.
monthly rates. The Palisades, Schmidt Plano Co.. 520 No.
2500 Seaview, CDM. Main, Santa Ana.
ATTRACI'IVE lleeplne r ooms· SPINET PIANO. Beautiful case
kitchen prlvUeaes if desired. and tone. Little used. Save over
$28 a week. Half block to $100 on this. Another bargain.
beach. The Pallaades, 2500 Sea Mirror type Spinet only ..$295 .
view, CDM. Many other wonderful buys.
FURNISHED ROOM for lady In Danz Schmidt Music Co.. 520
private CDM home for July No. Main, Santa .Ana. Always
and Aug. Very reas. HA 2412-J. 100 pianos!
ATTRACT. OCEAN VIEW 1-bedr. ORGAN'. 'E;;-;1:-ec-:-:t:-ro-n-:1-c;-! 7U;-s-ed7'-:b-u-:-t-:l~n
apt., partially turn . $75 mo. exc.-ellent condition. Two man-
yrly. rental. West side Costa u"ls. Fine for church or home.
Mesa. Call HA 80 between 9 You can save $800 on this pur-
a.m. and 5 p.m. chase. Danz.Schmldt. 520 No.
FURN. APT., good I o cat 1 on, Main, Santa Ana.
ground tloor. Summer or yearly STEINWA Y GRAND. Gorgeous In
lease. No children, no pets. 610 every way. Parlor size. This
Marguerite, CDM. wonderful Instrument at a big
CDM 3 bedr. It den, unf. home. saving. Many other Grands.
garage. Lovely view, yrly. Mason &: Hamlin, Knabe. Story
lease. Inquire Louise Apts., It Clark, Etc. Prl~s $495 and
Carnation at Seaview, COM. up. Danz-Schmldt Plano, 520 N.
LOUISE APTS., overlooking the Main. Santa Ana. 100 pianos.
bay. Modern furnished apts.
Moderate weekly rates. Sum-HELP WAJifTED
mer reservations; 308 Carna. ------------
tlon. CDM, near Seaview, WANTED: Baby sitter. five days
HA 4016. a week. Call HA 2582-J after
5 p.m.
S1Tt7ATJOMS WAJifTED
EXPER. GARDNER wants work
In Harbor area, also cleanup.
Owns equip. U 8-7579, after
5 p.m.
YOUNG MAN desires part-time
work evenings and week-ends.
Hu pick-up truck, so also wtll
do delivery, help you move, or!
Phone Harbor 1623-J after 4:15
p.m.
BABY SITI'ING. care of alck. your
home, Day, night, matur~ CDM
woman. Before 10 a.m. after
5 p.m., HA 3132-M.
Painting Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Ucenaed Ccmtractor
878 w. 18th Costa Mesa
Liberty 8 8628 Ube!ty 8-6632
COMPLETE PAJNTING
PAPER HANGING SERVICE
HA 2976
HA 4446
EUGENE 0. SAUNDERS
500 31st Stree~ Beach
COMPLETE PDfQ
SEIIVJCE
FREE ESTIMATES
SAH Green Stamps
Free delivery
CORONA DEL MAR NUR.SERY
HA 1038 Z744 E. Coast Hwy.
lelc• .... ,.
lotle Prtject••
FOR RENT
I Iris-
YOU
will have an opportunity to
advance in our firm. because
of our present expansion
program.
The starting salary Is good
and you will r~lve fre.
quent Increases, too.
Jobs now for:
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Apply-
514~ No. Main Street
Rm. 211-s&nta Ana
9:00 to 4 :00 P.M.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
MEN
for
STEADY, full-time jobs with
large public utility. High
school graduates between 18
and 45 years ot age wanted
for regular employment.
OPPORTUNmES tor ad.
van~ment. 40 . hour week,
paid vacations, paid holl·
days, sickness allowances It
pensions.
I.Hpter ..... ,..
R .......... .
Walter Longmoor of Shore
Cliffs., veteran chairman of the
Planning Commission, was reap.
pointed tor another term by
Newport Ctty Council Monday
evening. No acUon was taken on
another explrlnt term, that of
Commission member Wealey D.
Smith of Balbo&.
Attorney J. P. Guerin. resident
of 3905 Channel Pl.. Newport,
was reappointed to the ClvU
Serv1ce Board.
Council &lao:
Decision Due
In Fire Case
A jury ln Judge Robert Gard.
ner's Superior Court Ia expected
to reach a decision shortly In
law suits growlna out of a Bal.
boa Ialand waterfront fire on
July a 1953.
Stunt fiyer Paul Mantz and his
wife. Teresa. an aulng the Shell
Oll Co., J. A. Seek, Jack Nel..lon
and John L. Stamets tor J26 ..
430.95 tor tin damaaes to their
propdty at 400 S. Bay Front.
Balboa Wand. The flyer ettJ.
• ~lved a request from mated Sl3.3UJ18 damaa• to h ..
Robert Incra.m to.r removal of u &pal'tment bWI4inp. .111fT
outdocw advertJat.ne alan at Cout damqe to .....-.1 Ji'Oij)eltJancl
Hwy. and Poppy Ave .. porona Ml • 'm .ao. ol Nftt chuiAI tbe live
Mar. whlch ,_e aald bloc.ka hu months foJlow1rl,l the flre.
Buraer llle s ign and .la llleeal R. F. and June Kelley are
because the permit has expired. suing the aame group for ts ..
The matter wu referred to the 677.88 tor damage to their per.
zoning lnve.\lgator of tbe Plan. aona.l property whUe renting an
nlng Commission. apartment from Mr. Mantz. J. A. e Received a petition with 24 Beek, bland ferry operator, aeeka
signatures of tolks whb don't $12,000 damages from the Kel-
want street lights on Morning leya In a croaa complatnt.
Canyon Rd. In Corona Highlands. The Kelleya charred thkt Mr.
This was referred to the city Beek leased property next to that
engineer. which tt\ey occupied to the Shell
• ~elved a request from Or-OU Co. and ·Mr. Nelson for a re.
ange County Catertne Servlct ror tuellna dock for yachta and
Information about getting a Jl. boat&. Mr. Starnet.a worked tor
cense to operate a lunch truck the dock flrm at 406 S. Bay
In the city. This was referred to Front. the city attorney. Caa and fuel oil tumea ac.
cumulated und~ and between e Approved the request of the fuel dock and property oc-
Newport Island Inc. to have all cupled by the KeUeya was
shore moorings on the llland blamed tor the fire
assigned to the association tor ·
administration and assignment.
aOATS FOR SALE 8-MM 16·MM 35·MM
e Approved the license appll.
cation of R. B. Simpson and Wal.
ter Kwoka to operate a dan~
academy at 3440 VIa Oporto,
Lido Shopping Center. subject to
clearance from the Poll~ Depart-
ment.
'Flying Discs'
Sighted Again HARC0-40: Fast. ratllo, auto.
pilot. elec. range lr refrlg ..
$16.000. See at Hirsch's Beacon
Landing, 1301 W. Coast Hwy.,
N.B.
.A.II your printinq needs will be
handled conveniently and court-
eously in the completely-equip-
ped Job Printinq Department of
your Harbor Area Newspaper,
The Ensiqn, 110-4 Coast 81 .. COM.
and 16MM Sound Projectora
FAST COLOR FILM SERVICE
Model .Airplane Suppllee
~uno •• ,._
1782 Newport Blvd., eo.ta Mesa
Phone Uberty 8·'7043
IlSSA lE
In your home!
Ladles only. For appoint-
ment, please call Harbor
0292.
SEJlVJCE
1-year guarantee on jobs
done and on u.aed waahera.
2488~ Crear) Newport Bl.,
C<*a Mesa.
Uberty 8-4503 or Uberty 8-4327
lEST IUY ••
Attractive 2-bedr. home, flrepJa~. real roomy kitchen with Iota of cupboards. tUe, covered lana! adJolnlnt
kitchen ·and ~ar bed.r., Jandlcaped rear yard. kM
aaraae wtth laundry-
R-2 zone ... lood location •.. priced to Mll
$14.~ Terma avaJlable. _.., ......
ll Cout awy: at Ma.rlJo.lct. Celona del M.ar
Ranaf 1M)
APPLY Mon. thru. Fri. from
8:30 a.m . to 4 p .m.
SOUTHERN
COUNTIES
GAS CO.
• 1030 E. .FIRST ST.
Santa Ana
1947 PACKARD Clipper, nut' A
Meehan. perfect. White llde
e Granted the legal advertta.
Ina bid tor the 1955-:wJ flacal year
to the Newport Harbor News
Press.
• Gave final approval to an
ordinance ellmJnaUnt the 5().
cent monthly charce on the
water blll .
• Approved the reque.t of
leny Johnson. eo-owner ot the
Rendezvous Ballroom. to put up
a stream« acroea Balboa Blvd.
ln Balboa publlclztnr the 1V
ahow at the Rendezvous every
Wednesday from 7 to 7:30 p.m.
Vmung
Commercials
wall tlret. radJo A beater, lood ------------.econd car (Of famlly, $1!50
cuh. HA 28M-R, 613 Pdppy,
CDM.
City Cracks
Down on PeEe
City Attorney Karl ,Davia an.
nounced at Monday evenlnc'•
Council meetlna that Newport
Bea.cb eoon wUl take lta ttabt for
removal of Paclfk Electric trackl
and rlcht.of.way to the Ints.
state Commerce Commt..ton. Be
t. now preparlnc the application
to be fJJed with ICC. atnce he
hu leeJi no alcn of actJon by
the Public Utllltlea Commlulon.
At the aame Ume he char Jecl
that PE hacf ereatJy lncreaaed Its
lumber baullnf buslneaa In re·
cent montba 10 that it un buUd
up a cue wtth ICC tor continu-
ance of Ita rtel&ht line here.
"One of the principle Issues
we'll have to meet t. the PE con·
tentlon that the volume ol
.trelcht bualnHS Is atlch that It
Is eaaenUaJ for aervlne the com-
munity," Mr. Davt. said.
"l'm rather of the opinion that
a very larce sh are of lncomlna
frelcht 1s lumber tor Ward 6
Harrington. Attet we eot serious
about acqula,Uon of PE property,
the land &round the PE spur be·
came loaded with Ward 6 Har-
rlnaton lumber."
He aald aome ot the lumber IJI
being hauled In by a trucldng
firm In Anaheim, and some ot
the lumber arr~lng here la for
Garden Grove and other Inland
cities.
CHURCHES
Mr. Davis also pointed out that
lumber Is being plied on city
property adjolnlnc PE property
-and thus city land Is belne
used In a campalen to defeat
the city's own case with ICC.
Council Instructed City Mana-
ger John Sallora to have a fence
erected along the city property
to prevent Its use as a lumber
yard.
IH1 w•r, 87, Dill
Mrs. Anna W~ber, 87. died July
9 at her home, 1964 Church St ..
Costa Maa. after an extended
Illness. Sht> was a native ot
l.ewlsvllle, Ohio. came to CaU.
fornla In 1935 and to Costa Mesa
three yean ago.
She Is survlvt"d by two daugh.
ters In Costa Mesa, Mrs. Ray
Goodsell and Mra. Gus Niren-
berg. five other daughters and
a son In the east, 28 grandchll-
drt>n and 15 ereat.grandchlldren.
Services were held July 11 at
Parkes Ridley Chapel. The body
was ~nt to German City. Iowa,
tor burial.
ST. JANEl EJUCO•AL
"Happy Are They That Mourn"
wm be the sermon toptc ol Rev.
Joh n H. Parke thl.s Sunday at St.
James Chwch. Newport. Holy
communion Ia at 8:30. and aerv-
lca &re at 9:30 and ll a .m .
UWJVEUALJIT FELLOWIIID
Rev. F r e de r I c k Rlnge will
preach on the topic. ''Better Than
Average," at the Unlversall.st
Community Fellowship services
this Sunday at the Ebell Club-
house In Balboa. It will be hi•
last sermon before leavlnc fot an
extended vacation trip to Mid·
West. He will return Sept. 4. M.
H. Thompson of Corona del Mar
will play a v1olln selection to
open th~ services. He will be ac
companied by Mrs. Ringe.
ClmDT cavaCB .T TBE SU
Rev. George Reeves. Jr .. aulat-
&Jlt pastor, w111 preach on "Sacri-
Cice of Love" this Sunday at
Christ Church by the Sea, New-
port. Thl• will be the second In
a aerles of sermons dealing with
three of the Eighth Century pro.
phets from the Old Testament.
A Classified "d in The EnsiQn Oecupytne the pulpit .July 24
brlnq• imrnediat. resutt.f C .. wiU be Rabbi J::.m.-Trattneor ot
Harbot' II 14-t I IS and l)t'OW it! w•wuoct 'hlllple.
CD)( COMKUJUTT CIIUBCB
A Sunday sermon entitled, "Do
You Believe In Love," will be de-
livered at both the 9:45 and
11 :00 a.m. services at the Coro na
del Mar Community Church by
Rev. EdwiJl C. Gomke. The rec.
ocniUon service for Rev. Gomke
will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday.
KUDfEIIS MEET StnmAT
The Mariners. young adult
croup of Chrl.st Church by the
Sea, Newport, will meet at 8 p.m.
Sunday at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Razee. The Junior
and Hl&h School M.Y.F. groups
will m~t at the church at 6 p.m.
amJSTIAK SCJDCE CIIVIICB
Tht> thoueht that God is eter
nal l.lfe and the source of all
true llfe and beln& l.s empha-
sized In the l..Haon-Sermon on
"Lite" at the Newport Beach
Christian Science ch urch Sunday.
The Golden Text Is from 1 John
(!5:111 "This ls the record, that
God hath given to us eternal
llte, and this life ls in hls Son."
Read the Enslen Want Ad page.
0. INitllll .,. ,.,.., _. ..,W.! Yu, H'a
The New Brat Shop twice as Big
y .. lfl conllaiiJ IIYIIM to •• ,
Grand Opening
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JULY 15TH AND 16TH
FlEE •m! IIEIT BUYS! * Free orchids to the lint 100 women! * Fashion Show 2 p.m. Saturday * Free gifta for llddies! * Sub-tMD Conteat 7:30 p.m. Fridcq!
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Th• ... , ..
Featurea:
Carter underwear .
Billy-The-Kid jeans,
Don Rancho
shirts,
Nitey Nite
sleepers,
Young land dreaea, N an c y
Ann Story Book Dolls. His
Nibs shirts -PJ'a, Catalina
IWim wear.
,.
r AG& •••
Delay Easter
Law•s Trial
..., s.t " ,.... I,_ •··~· •••nl 11\e body of Mn. Ellza~th Bids tor eonstJ'Uetlon ot a new
She14en. 74, of 427 La P~rlf! Pl.. elementary school wut be op&"ned
eo.t• .t.leaa. was sent to Eldor 1 a t 8 p.m. Tut"!lday at the meeUn•
ado, ltansu , for lntf'rment. with ol the Trust~• at the Horaee
(Continued from Pace 1) Parke. Rldley Mortuary In cha ree Ensign ~hoot, accordlnJ to Har-
mleht bav~ been d.eclared un-ot arraneements Mrs. Shelden vey D. Pt>aae ot Balboa Island,
consUtutlonal 30 years aeo. but died July 7 at Hoag Hospital the new president of the Board
now the condItIons have alter a rtve w('(>k Illness. Sh~ I of Truste-es.
chanced. and It can be ruled was a native of Iowa. had ltved Mr. Pease was named at the
necHaary for the Jf!neral wel. In Costa Mesa for the past two lut meeting of the Board, re.
fare of the community." years .
1
placing James D. Ray as presJ.
• QJIEAT liEU '1'0 ~UCZ dent. Mrs. Louts Csenar wu
"The city owes It to tbe youne ~d the Ensign Want Ad page. named clerk of the board.
people to puraue thu as tar as ;;:;;::;;. ______ .;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;::;;;;;;
possible," Mayor Hill aald. "Per
haPf you don't realize to what
extent we are In the public eye
of other communltJes who havt'
the same problem that we do."
• • • of soc::ial
note
(Continued from Page 4)
Jack Reinert of Nl'wport Heights.
Miss Rose Smith or Los AngeiPs.
Mrs. Bob Nelson of Solvang. Miss
Dorothy Flndon and Edward
Waton. both of England. • • •
A note from Dr. Theodore PPt7:
old: he's now living on Mill
Creek Rd. In Mentone. Callf. • • •
An early fall wedding Is
planned by Helen Kohlmeyer of
Costa Mesa to Earl LeRoy Pat
terson Jr. Both of the young
couple are Newport Hleh gra d
uates. • • •
Pat RJgga IMrs. J. A.l Is back
from the hospital to her Balboa
Island home, but still supposed
to be quiet and uncommunica-
tive, according to doctor's orders.
Hope she feels real good real
soon.
GlamouT
Glimpses
She remarked that the pollee
were rreatly helped last Eastt>r
by the new ordinance.
City Attorney Davis and Coun
cllman Higbie agreed, saying
that It was one of the flnf>st
Easter Weeks we have had and
that the ordinance contributed
to that record.
The city attorney cautioned the 1 Council tha t Otis would be a
tough law suit. and that It was
possible to lose lt.
Councilman H lg b I e replied,
"The previous Councll thought
enoueh of It to pass It, and
therefore we should back It up."
He made the motion to stand by
the ordinance. 1
e EXTJtA FEES Df .VDGET,
Councilman MacKay polntt>d
out that the budget Includes
funds for extra-legal tees.
Councilman Stoddard wondered
If the ordinance could be ex
tended to cover over-crowding nt
any time, since that problem
does not exist at Easf~r time
alone. He asked what is the pro
cedure under the Constitution
for entering prern!Ms to check
on possible over-crowding If
there were no speclllc ordinanCt'
City Attorney Davis repllf'd
that the procedure would be to
go to Superior Court to aak for
a search warrant. He added.
however, that It was vt>ry un
likely that the court would lssuP
a warrant for search for over
crowding. Sworn aUldavlts of
witnesses are needed. Coun<.'ll
man Hlgbl~ said. And It Is prac
tlcally Impossible t o get such
sworn affidavits, Mr. David
commented.
e SUP~aT IS PLE.DCED
Charles Hart, president of the
Newl)Ort Harbor Board of ~al
tors, ~ntered the Councll Cham-
bers at that moment. and Mayor
Hlll asked him what the opinion
of Realty Board members waa
concernlnc the E .. ter Week
orcllnance.
Mr. Batt atcl he had Jut come
from the reeuhr 11uaday mom
lng meeting ol the ~alty Board. I
and that "the board Is ~hind
you 100 per cent."
"We will want membt>rs of the Can you blame me tor pouting! Realty Board to ap~ar as wit
Now honKtly. wouldn't you be nesses.." the city attorney uld. a little unhappy Lt you were a fashion ma nikin In a lov<'IY "We'll be happy to:· answered
h h O'B I ' d I Mr. Hart. s op. suc as r en 5• an t Councilman Higbie's motion
had been all arranged that the I was approved unanimously
brand new dark cotton charmer
betnc featured on th(' rover of • APPROVED Df JAJn1ART
the new Harper's magazine was The ordinance was approved ,
to be th~ very dress you would by City Council last J an. 17 Jt
1 wear In the momlng-and THEN rt>qu lres a $10 licerult' for thOSt'
just before you got wriggled Into who rent tor 15 days or lt>SS dur
It, a customer ca me and bought lng the period beginning 10 days
the dress before It had scarcely before Easter Sunday and end
even been unpacked! lng 21 days aft er Eastt>r Sunday
The ordinance provides that
W•U. lt may pro,... that you "such applicant and the person I
h~• to pt up .aly cmd eom• or persons renting from said ap
lD Qltee to liMp track of the 1 pllcant shall each agret' In writ ~
lat•t CIDd ....a tiM fu ture 1 lng that at all times during the
fasbiou lD O .. BJElt'S, but I'm I O<'Cupancy or term covert>d here 1 awf1ally IIOI1'Y yoa dldla't pt to by. such premist>S and living
... tlll.a &o....ly ..,., c1reu. I quarters shall be subjf't't to
If~ Dl1DcL tbou9h. V•lma reasonable inspe<"tion by the
eaya U... •• Iota of oUMr I membt>rs of the Fire an4 Police
t a • b I o D •CMJCIId.De featured Departments of the City of Nrw
loYeU. oe the way, ODd lD p(lrt Beach and any State or
fact .. ba.... cd...ty uapacbd County law enfor<'f'ment agrnc-y"
q111 .. a tew of t.be ... dark The speoclal lll't'nM' Is not rr
cotto..--I qu lred for multiple rental units
Forecuts from tuhlon l't'nters. consisting of three or more ltv
recently visited by our boss lady, Ina quarters. since su<"h units
Velma, Include the verlflcatlon are r~guJarly licensed by the
that belt lines will be lower wltb city.
a w111owtnr curve emphaslztne
the feminine figure from a high
bustllne to the lenJthenf'd tor80
... Overblouses and tunics wiU
feature the relaxed waistline.
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fel'icL
Com~ In eoon If you want to
tallte a look at our V'ft)' nm fall
looklnc cotton& th.Y~ ~ect
1adabouts fw dty ot vac.Uon
travel. l>rHws with Instant
amattnMa that you m.,. buy
today and wt~ar far lnto the fu
tu~.
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City Ma11ager John Sailors sub
mltted the-namt~ of William
Flory of Beverly Hills Monday
evening as recreation director of
the-City of Newport Beach at th.-
startlng salary of $464 a month.
Council approved the appoint
ment subject to the Approval of
the Parks. Beaches and ~a
tlon Commission .
The Commission took no ac:-
tlon when It tMt Tuelday ~
c:-auw lull memb«shlp was not
preMnt. Ftnal action Is upectf'd
at a commtssion mee(lnl thla
~nln1 (Tbursdayl.
M.rnben ot the Park Comm..._
aSon wer. atven a tour ot parlt
sites and othft" clty.ownM land
Tueeday by City En~ne.r ..,
Webb.
Spedal Jta!t rayoa ....._
a.IC!ely detaJ.Md Gt tiM Melt. u... ••tscta.c~ Cit tiM waist t. 900d ftt. ........ aDd CDOI ._ auamw. PtaL aalat. aabe
• bl1M la .U.. Kediwa.
l.ar'9e· Extna.l.clrv-.
NOW I
RGAII
DAYS
Spedall Womea'a acetat. trl-One time auyl 22 by U.loc:h
cot briela lo elastic or bcmd all-yaro brcrlded rupl Terrlflc
le4) atyl"l Tbllf're cooL loag-for auma er . • • they're cool
wecii1Ag. madl"\ae washable. lookiDg. bard to 110lL pop lato
Wblte, pink. blue o~ mClln la tbe washer to c1ecm. Stroa.g
alMs small. Medium. l.cmJe. S-ply JCD'll. Auorted t"OlorL sl oo 1 s2oo
4 for I Oaly
Nylon Panels
Jecnattful oew ayloa pcmels to beQJatlty
'f'OW' rooaa. ~ x 81 1Acb. White oaly.
Balboa Leads in Value of
Building Permits Issued
·~~
Balboa led all the areas of
Newport Beach 1n the value of
buUdlng permits tuued durlng
the tlrat 10 days of .July, wtth a
total value of $75,000.. Permits for
four dwellings. valued at $14.250
Motel Plans
Are Opposed
M46 E. COAST HWY ..
COlONA DEl ~~
HAIOor 47~
..... _1 H,4,W 4196
Lilli Fll I .. S
5" 20-TE.AJI LOIUf
Construction loana
5" JO. TEAB LOIUf
lEE aoa SATT'LEB
Pllrilr •rtcace Co.
2515 E. Coat Hwy .. CDN
Pia. BA 3lla-KJ 3-5185
(Metro Life lluuro:Dce Fuo.S.)
SAVE
SAFELY
At Orange County's
Leading Home Lending
Institution
CONTINUING
TO PAY
PER ANNUM
ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED
UP TO $10,000
All Accounts Opened
On o r Before
The I Oth of the Month
Earn From the I st.
LACiUNA
FEDERAL SAVINGS I
& LOAN A SSOCI A liON
222 Oeeu Avenue
LAGUNA BEACH
,.._ HY4-1177
A petition with 23 signatures
was received Moqday evening by
Newport City CouncU protesting
"any plans for contemplated
motel on any of the three vacant
corners" on Margu6lte Ave. at
Seaview Ave .. Corona del Mar.
Clinton Trimble of 308 Lark.
spur Ave., originator of the petl.
tion. said he understood that the
northeast corner, which 1s zoned
R-3, has been put on the market
as a possJble motel site. He Nld
that with a use permit thll pr<>
perty could be developed Into a
nlne.unJt motel. He explaJned
that the protest was based on
the transient nature ot motels,
which did not fit In with a resl.
dentlal area.
Council referred 'the protest to
t~e Planning Commission.
Thief Steals
Antique Guns
Three firearms valued at more
than $200 wt>re stolen from the
storage shop or WllJiam H.
Trusty of 124 Tustin Ave., New.
port Heights. Mr. Trusty. a re-
serve pollee offlcer, reported a t
1:30 p.m. Sunday.
The weapons stolen lnclurled
a .32 cal. pistol with a three Inch
barrel. a .32 cal. plstol with a
four-Inch barrt>l and a ..22 cal.
pistol with a 12-lnch barrel. Two
of the weapons were antiques
and the other a semf.anUque,
Mr. Trusty said. All were ln fir.
lng condition.
Irs. lila llae la1ag
Of Costa lesa Diu
Mrs. Ida Mae Kanagy, 67, died
Friday, July 8, at her home. 221
E. 20th St., Costa Mesa. She was
a native of illinois and had Jived
In Costa Mesa for the put J6
years.
Services were held Tuesday ;,t
Baltz Mortuary, Costa Mes.t
Chapel. Rev. Ewing Hudson of.
ficiated. Survivors Include a
daughter. Erma Smith of the
home address; a sister, Mrs.
Allee Richardson of Yuba City.
and a brotht>r, Myron King of
Glendale.
l•caret Wl•l•so•
Dies at Ace of 31
Mrs. E. Ross (Margaret Caro-
line) Wilkinson. :rr. who was
leader of the Dorcas Society of
....... $18
F .... ca•••• the Seventh Day A d v e n tl s t A burglar took about S18 cash
Church, died July 9 at Orange from a purse In the bedroom of
County Hospital after a lengthy Edith Stanton, 5(17 Marguerite
illness. Services were held yes. Ave., Corona del Mar, pollee re.
terday at the t:hurch, with Elder ported at 2:53 p.m. Saturday.
Spaulding and Elder Martin of. She heard a noise In her bed·
tlclatlng. Baltz Mortuary, Costa room and later noticed the man,
Mesa chapel. was In charge or about 30 or 35, go from her patio
arrangements. Into her garage. He came out
Mrs. Wilkinson was a native· and said that he was looking for
of Cleveland. Ohio, and had someone and apparently was ln
Ji ved here for 13 years. She Is the wrong place.
survived by her husband, or the
home address. 535 Redlands Ave.,
Newport Heights; her mother,
Mrs. Opal lane of Los Angeles.
and a brother. Sgt. Robert Sharp,
now serving In Japan.
125 HOKE OVEJf FDlE
Grea.se In an oven was blamed
for a fire which caused S'2S da-
mage In the home o! Mrs. Edwin
Rice of 324 Marigold Ave., Co-
rona del Mar, at 7:02 p.m. last
Thursday.
MVLTIPLE C.U CIIAJICES
ACA.IWST MEWIOIIT .OJ'
Robert Forbes
A Newport boy, 17, was ar-
rested by Newport pollee on
charges of hit and run, reckless
driving, violation of probation
and carrytnc a concealed weap..
on at 22nd St. and Ocean Front.
Newport Beach, at 11:06 a.m.
Sunday. Pollee ~barged the youth
with crashing a car Into a fence
at 1.22~ 2tth St., Newport Beacb.
He denied ownership of a switch
blade knlte found ln the car. He
was sent to juvenUe ball.
MEWIOIIT JILAifD WOJOJrl
AIIOCL\'ftOR WILL 1DET BUILDER
HArbor ••• 1111
----~ -----------
Costa Mesa Lu~nber Co.
LOMIER -BUILDING MATEIIIALI
....... ~ c.t. .._ LD I II .. J.I
Women'a AuxJUary of the New-
port IaJand A.IIIOclatlon WIJJ meet
Thunda,y mornJng. .July 21, at
the home of Mn. Chester PoJ.
lard, 3fn Ramona Way, Colla
Mea.
loutba'll CalltomJa'e eecond 1.,._ Nwllq event. U.. eo.ta
to Get
ShitsJuly22
M ... TlaJrd Anaual Stncl• au. O.Udrea fNft ft-.ort a..dl ate. .-uDder way lul7 ao and eo.ta .._ wt11 hav. a
tbtouah the w._d ot Aquet chance to 1et tbetr ~d --
14 at Van'• ao.un1 1n Colla of polio vaedne at two local
M .... Six ltundred entrl• trom clinks trom 9 to u :ao a.m. l'ri-
San Frandaco to San Dle,o are day, luly 22. •
dMte the 1.-eh.ll.._ wbo re-
Citvect ant llhoU ~ tile .... u. clJJab. but could DOt pt
tile 81C01ld 8hoQ bleau.. U.e
eupp!7 ol vaectne ran out. ·
IWUII8AY. JVLY M. 1-
expected and the prize money la The Newport Beach cllnJc wUl
eatlmated at more than $5.:500, be at Harbor VIew School, Co-
with ~500 auaranteed. 'Jbe 19M rona del Mar. The Colt& Mesa
Cla.utc prize llat paid f4..318.00 clinic will be at the Main School.
wtth only :535 entries. Fifteen cllnJcs throughout the
8eeOnd lhota wW a1lo be riven
to ehUdren of U.. tint aACI a.ec-
ond I"•~ who have mowd Into ~~~~~~~~~~~~ the county a.lnce the ,.ular •
cllnlca Wf'l'e held, and who can
brtn1 110me record of havtn1 re-
ceived the first lhot. No flrwt
lbota wUl be given at next
A.B.C. and W.I.B.C. rules win county will be p~epared to vac.
apply and only A.B.C. and
W J.B.C. aanctloned bowlers will
be eUglbJe. Handlcape will be
2/3 from 200, with 160 minimum
average for men, and a women's
minimum average of 140. BowJ.
ers may enter twice and cuh
once. The entries wW close when
each squad hu tts full compll.
mentotK
Guaranteed "Handicap" prizes
are, 1st 1500, 2nd $300, 3rd $200.
Guaranteed "Scratch" prizes are
$300, $200, and $100 respectively
plus many others. Entry fees are
$12 for 6 games across 12 lanes.
Bowlers from the Harbor area
are needed to fill the 48 spots on
the regular and women's Harbor
Squads.
Deposits Rise
To 4 1/2 Million
I week'• cllJlJal, Jun.IOr Ang er Parental rfquesta for vaectna-tlon wbJch had been tOed tor
Records Told preceding cUnJca wW be hon-
ored, Dr. Edward Lee Rulllell,
About 200 youn-en have aJ. city and county health ottJcer, ae~ said. Parents who dJd not tile ready entered the lunJor Angllnl request. for their c:hUclreo'a vac.
Tournament ~naoftd by the ctnatJon durtn1 the lut cllnJc
Balboa Anallng Club. Followlnl may me reque.ta nOW' to obtain
are the current leaden In Ule aecond abots for their ehllcl.ren.
vatJous categories: ~;;;;;;:~;;;;=~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~;;;:~;;;~ Ba.rracuda-9 lbs. 15 oz. caught r
by Jim Rage!'; baa--S lbs., 12
oz., Isaac Porter; corblna--4 lba.
6 oz., Jam Harold; h allbut-18
Jbs., 1 oz., Robert Mlchaeles;
pacltlc mackerel--t lbs., 4 oz.,
Blll Lang; jack macker~----t lba.,
4 oz., lack Carpenter; spot fin
croaker-6 lbs., Ray L. Groy; yel.
low tln croaker-9 oz., KJrt Ha J11
sea trout-a lbs., 8 oz., Hal Stern;
white sea bass -3 lbs .. 8 oz..
lack Carpenter; 18 Varieties
caught so far by .John Lantow.
The Appointment of
NEW!
EXCLUN
()(JAL-P£f£RfJOII
CIEAN1/NC ACTION
• nih ..,., Hre, •I II Dfat.w.her
aae.bt J'OV cU.a... aod ~lauware ._.1.1 N ... D.al-O..Uptn ac-
tloa , double l'iasia~, uaital'y
Ca1.rocte electric ctr,io~. Ji.-a J'OO the wodcl't e~,.,,,, autol8atic
diehwuldaJ.
• N ... Sep.n•Jloll-ll-Radu aad
..... l-podioa I'IICk ..... yoa ......
COOftnf~ ie •'"-a"d , .. __
lo.diQ~ olall cabJ-..n. Washes
aod drift poo &~~d pau too'
• More daao net, Hocpoiot_,._
••~ie disbwa1bia~ i• quickel',
C:UMr,'cleaa., u.ler. La ua lhow
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• -e Wa.DDAT, JVLT t ~leued a eo.ta Mea boy, 14,
Can c1rtven by Matte D. Pbel.,. alter be alleaedly ltol.e a balf-
(1( 81.2 W. Bay Ave., k lboa. uc1 boX ol bubble pm !rom a ham·
lrYtn C. Sebroder ot Clmdale bUf'Jti" sb\ad at 510 8. Bay Front,
were Involved Ia an acdclent at Balboa: the owner, Mrs. Kabel
Cout B wy. an<l JfareLIUI Ave., Tripp, declined to P'ftl cl\~8
CGfona del Mar . . • Mrs. l a.n'lft • • . A car «riven by llkhud D.
Tltua ot 1012 W. Bay Ave., New-Grlttln of Huntincton Park hJt a
port, .reported that tM a1r wu parked car ln front of 28'JO lfew.
let out ot one tire and pa.rtlaUy port Blvd., Mewport Beach, ret·
let out of tbe other three t lNS llltered to Floyd CNlwe of that
oo the car belonctnr to her addreu . • . Mn. C. D. Frrrf ot
brother, parked tn front ot her 311 Crystal Ave., Balboa laland,
home ••. Cars driven by Bertha reported that 80me older bo}'s
M. Clayton of 708 Klnp Rd., came Into their ~arace durtnc
CUtf Haven, and 1. L Lutktn of the nt1ht and took her aon'a
Lon~ Beach were involved In an bicycle . . .
accldent on the 80Uthea.t ramp e PUDAT. JVLT I
(I( the Arm• overp ..... Lee For the third ttme .chlldren
McFadden ot 225~ Grand Canal, wwe b)amed for ~luhlnr paint
Balboa laland, found a sparrow over walla, floors and cornice
hawk, whtch be beUeved wu a boxes ot the houae of C. L Smith
pet and &a.ld be would hold for of Orance at 127 Via Flrenu.
the owner . , • Lido tale . . . The 1955 license e iBUIIIDAT. JULY 7 tab wu stolen from her ca.r ln
Four hub ca~ and two fender the Balboa parkin& lot, Mrs.
aldrU valued at • were ltolen Buah of 703 E. Balboa Blvd .• BaJ.
from h1a ~ parUd ln front ot boa. complaJned . . . Boys ln an
h1a home Alfred E1lmore ot 1ZT old car were reported turnlnc
Sapphire Ave •• Balboa Ialand, re-over out-houses at th.e new con-
. . . otfleen 1'(Uned and struction area on Bayside Dr . . .
M. W. Branmeyer of 338 Dahlia
Ave., Corona del .Mar, reported
that the stop sign at the Fern-
leaf ramp had been moved
aero.~ the street ... e SATVJII)AT. 117LT t
UIIDQD UTf-ftl8 Ea.
lll9a ..... ...... lt.y wu. u-. lp;J =tr tl• tMtilyta9 Ia
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CIOCIIIty Jcdl la laDta ADa.
RCIW Kay's Ia tbe .... agala
-wttla aa. •lop-eat aan1-
op Ia Mt..s.. lf....sa. to
Actw a-tl Ccrlale -MMdary.
·---Death Leap in Bay Traced
To Fear of Imprisonment
WIICIIITA YJII'I'OII--
Mrs. Sydney Shannon and 2-
year.old daurhter, ~bcrall, bolla
Wtcblta, kana.. &N v1slttftl the s. 0.. llroda ot 513 ............
Ave., Corona del Mar. Mrs. ShU· A. Colander-DavU, •bo jum})ed
to bJa death In San Dlqo Bay, wu owner of a ear Mal-*ip
wbldl be called Europa Moton. Tllu wu tint loeated on Mart.
Doctor Called
To Enter Plea
Dr. R. Evelyn Alv•d, 51, Costa
Mesa ~teopath ot 2221 Pac!llc
Ave., Is scheduled to appear Jn
Newport Beach ju.ttce court at
9 a.m. Thursday, July 21, to enter
a plea to charges of practicing
medlcJne without a U~nae.
Six misdemeanor complaJnta.
"each charging th~ lack of
certHJcate to pu.ctlce, were filed
Jut Friday by Ma.rtln SpaiJiero,
Mrs. Elaine Patt, Enrica Patt.
Miss Bonnie Patt. Lorry Patter.
eon and Mrs. Hue:l Fay Snyde!' .
Dr. Alvord and Dr. Norman W .
SchmJtt, 55, l.oiJ Anaeles chJ.ro.
praetor, are under Indictment by
the Los Ancel.. Grand Jury,
charflng conspiracy to commit
theft and violation of the state
bualness and proteaalona code.
Dr. Alvord Ia ou't on $500 ball.
Ttme for the appearance for plea
was set Monday In the mesa
court room.
nera Mlle In Newport, then non el(pf!cta to be joined by ~
moved to 1562 Newport BJvd~ husband later tbla month before
eo.ta Mesa. drlvlnf home.
The finn handled fo~i~ made --------------ears. Including Mercedes-Benz,
VoUtawacen and Ponche.
Buslnesa ~verses and fea.r ot
a prlaon sentence were believed
to be the cause of the leap to
death. He had Jumped from the
San Diego-Coronado Ferry, and
the body was not found untn
July 3-!ully clothed, wtth steel
weights In his trousers' pockets.
The body was Identified by the
man's widow, who lives In Santa
Ana.
Mr. Davis - or Mr. Colander-
Davis, as he used to write It In
hyphenated style -had been
IICheduled to appear In Santa
Ana 0 r a n i e Municipal Court
June 24 for probation or senten-
cing after pleadlnl guilty to
petty theft. The theft cue had
a.rlsen from his car transactions.
The probation report had recom-
mended denlaJ ot probation.
"Y•'re •• TN Ytlll"
plu
''II O·z• tr. ........... ,
Henry C. Burr of San Diego
was anested by Newport pollee
on a sex perversion charge for
San Diego pollee and was re-
leased to San Diego pollee ...
Bobby Chacon of 208 Vta Pa-
lermo. Lido Isle, reported his
bicycle stolen from the Udo
clubhouse ... Officers and the
flre department Inhalator squad
stood by whUe a physician
treated Randy Stabler, 2. of 6
Balboa Coves, for an illness ...
Children were blamed for mall
vandalism In the area of 4300
Seashore Dr., Newport Beach, by
Postmaster H. Payne Thayer.
who reported that mail was
being taken out of maU boxes,
torn up and scattered around ... e SUJmAT. JULY 10
Water Sports Under Way
For Bal Isle Yacht Club
NOW OPEN •••
NANA ·s Mexican Foods
OPEif EV'Eft DAT ll lUI. 'TIL 7 •.11.
.......,. a ~ ..-.-et ,...._. foocl laclacS.
1.D9. IIMf cw 8eaD Iantto. T~--~--Toatodoa.
llaiUa.rpn CID4 ...............
Van's Bowling
Open Alleys n ••• .,, ..
IE' • ., II•IIJ O,..AD.._.......,_. ... wdQ * AVTOJIA'IIC ftiiUOTTall * roa~~DEn&non CAFE 70S sVKaJoa AVE. Lm&IIT'l Ula COSTA JOSA
Roy G. Stone of 105 "A" St.,
Balboa. reported his 1947 light
blue convertible car wa.s stolen
from the "A" St. parkJng lot ...
Edwin Henry, 26. of Orange, was
taken to Hoac Memorial Has.
pltal for treatment of a lacera.
tlon over his right eye suffered
while awlmmlng . off the main
beach. Corona del Mar. when
someone's Jeg hit him and
opened the cut ... Mrs. Robert
Morgan of 208 Via Mentone, Lido
Iale, reported her son's yellow
bicycle wu .tolen . . . ·
An:h.IN14 A. wm.t ., 1e
Superior Ave .. eo.ta Keu .• re-
ported the loss of a pair ol
11a.saes In the surf about 100 feet
west of the Newport Pier ...
Harold E. Walt of 122 Garnet
Ave., Balboa Island. reported the
theft of two blankets from hls
unlocked ca.r ... e MORDAT. JVLT 11
The car stolen from Roy G.
Stone of 105 "A" St .. Balboa. was
recovered by Buena Park safety
officers ... Bruce Elford of 1512
W. Ocean Front. Newport Beach.
reported the theft ot a $12.50 tire
and wheel from hls car ... Mrs.
H. B. Stewart of 10'7 Eighth St ..
Balboa. reported tlndlng a one-
foot toy electric motor boat on
the shore at Ninth St. and Bay
Front . . . A $203 adding ma.
chine was stolen from the Gen-
t!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!t eral Sheet Metal Co., 405 30th St., Newport Beach ... An eight-
Inch table saw and a baH-horse-
power electric motor, both valued
at $82. were stolen from his ga.
rage. Morgan Noble of m1 Bay.
shore Dr.. Bay Shores. reported
. . . Gerrard Hoyt of 2575 Crest-
view Dr .• Bay Shores. listed the
theft of a skill sander and 13
drills valued at $132 from his
open garace ... Approximately
$70 was stolen from the unlocked
cash drawer In the Mo-Bo-Tel of-
flee. 4401 W. Coast Hwy., New-
port Beach.. manacer.owner. Mrs.
Lennls Newcomb, reported ...
nrtAft JfOIIC:aOU WlTII
DD IIIPA.-rrl DIVIIJOJI
Pvt. Herbert L. Norc:rosa. 17.
son of Herbert E. Norcross, 2063
Federal Ave., Costa Mesa, Is now
wtth the 2nd lntantry Division at
Ft. Le\lvU, Wash. Private Nor-cross. an ammunition bearer' In
Heavy Mortar Company of the
dlvtalon'a 9th Regiment, entered
the A.rrny ln .January, 1955.
First picnic for the summer
season by the Balboa Island
Yacht Club was h~ld at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday in the group's open-air
clubhouse west of the Balboa
IsJand ferry landing.
Kennedy. All youn1 people from
4 through 16 have been Invited
to joln the club. Dues for the
eight-week summer season are
75c.
Otticers heading the club this
yea.r Include Commodore Ml.ke
Baum, VIce Commodore Larry
Stump, Rea:t Commodore Dick
Bridgman and Secretary -Lolita
Joint Highway
Group Formed
Week1y club activities Include
paddleboard races. 10 a.m. Mon.
day; an o w b lrd and Balboa
dinghy races. 1:30 p.m .. Monday;
swlmmJng races and diving con.
tests, 10 a.m. Tuesday; rowing
races. 10 a.m. Wednesday and
club meetings 6:30 p.m. Friday.
Futu~ picnics will be held on
July 26, Aug. 9 and Aug. 23.
Flm place ribbon winners In
the first week of dub compt>tl·
tlon for paddleboards Included
City Encineer ~rt Webb was Riehle U oyd, Wendy Blair. Jlm
named by City Council Monday Bridgman, Mary Lou U oyc:t. Betty
evening u the Newport Beach Jean Guenther. Bill Twist. Jo-
representatlve on a new formed anna Gevne and John Herrlng-
"City-County Cooperative High-ton. In swimming first place rib-
way Committee." bona went to Riehle Uoyd, Vickie
CouncU aleo Instructed City Newberry, .Jim Bridgman. Carol Attorn~)' Karl Davta to prepare a Wblte, George Ba\dft, Blll Uoyd.
reaolutlon expresaJng CouncU Llnda Preston and BUl Lanc!aJu.
apeement tor coopentlna w lt.b Flrst place dlvlna rlb\Mms
the new comm.tttee. which baa went to Rkhle Lloyd. Wendy
been formed for dbcussJon of Blair, Standish Flemlna, Chris-
mutual highway proble~. The tine Swim. Jim Jones. l~anne
committee Includes one r~pre-Jones and Commodore Baum.
sentative from the counry and
from each city.
TWO IKJVU:D AS CAJtS
COLLJJ)E Olf COAST J!IWT,
Two persons sutfered minor in-
jurl~s In a two car acddent on
Coast Hwy. 200 yards eut of
Bayside Or. at 1:55 a.m . Sunday.
July 3, Newport pollee reported.
Valerie Hervey ot 1807 E. Bay
Front, Balboa and Richard E.
Yarter of Pasadena were Injured
and taken to Hoag Memorial
Hospital by pollee. Both were
riding In a car driven by Hilbert
K. Browning Jr. of South Pasa.
dena which collided with a car
driven by Tazwell B. Nealon of
Compton. Pollee said neither
driver could say how the accl
dent happened.
TWO lltJJrT IX WJlECX
Mrs. Betty Bartells of White
Swan. Wu h. and Jerry JonPS of
Torrance were Injured In a two-
car accident at Coast Hwy and
17th St. at 12:47 a.m . Sunday.
July 3. Newport pollee reported.
Mrs. Barttels w~ riding In a car
driven by Clay R. Barttels of
White Swan and Jones In a car
driven by Ftancls M . Scott of
San Gabriel. The Barttels ca r
stopped and was hit In the rear
by the Scott vehicle. pollee said.
soft roa laADLETS
A son, Gerald VIncent. 6 lbs.,
13 oz.. was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Vau1hn E. Bradley of 50'7 Aliso
Ave., Newport Heights, ln Santa
Ana Community Hospftal on Sat·
urday, June 25. He joiM his
brother, Tommy, 5, ln tbe famJly.
, .... , •. ,,..
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Approximately $100 In cash
was stoleo from the purse of
Mary E. Doane of 2721 E. Coast
Hwy., Corona del Mar. at the
Hurley Bell Inn. Corona del Mar.
She left the purse In the r~
room and when she returned It
was gone. Wednesday evening.
July 6.
Th pursE>. minus the cash. was
returned to the home address
about 20 minutes later by Capt.
John L. Re6e. Marine Corps Alr
Station. El Toro. Capt. Reest-saJd
he found the purse in a service
station.
GIBL FOB POIITEliS
A daughter. 8 lbs.. 10 oz.. was
bOrn to Mr. and Mrs. James
Porter of 121 23rd St.. Newport
Beach. In Orange Co unty Gen
eraJ H o s p I t a I on Tuesday.
June 28.
STOP AT
The Arches
''Your Host to the
Coast SLnce 192;"
FIRE f'OODI
COCK1'AJLS
COAST HlbHWAY AT
THE AlCHES
N•wpori ... ell
JOHN VUDI.£
.L..IIII_..:or .. ISSl
Daily 11:30 & 7:00 p.m., $1.25, Children 65c
* * * 3 BOATS OPERATING on BAY & OCEAN RIDES * Boat LecniDg E.,ery 20 Mmutes *
E ..... OCIMD aa-. • "'kyo--. .. 1:• JUL & t p.a.
*BALBOA*
( .. OPEl EVElY DIY)
Kiddi!! Day
Wednesday
lfOOJf TO I •.11.
fl'll ....... . All C••••l•• &c
thrilling thoroughbred
RIICIIIG
coming this Soturdoy, JUlY 16
SJ00,000 ~ =~~~KTRO
HOLLYWOOD . JEA11 BOWELL RAilED
Jean Howell. president of the
Newport Beach Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club, bas
been named vt~-penldent of the
Oran,e County Council of otfi.
cera of BPW.
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IUIISTAII ,. cu•IIR 211 1h San Tana Squares. W'ith
'hal Wawon u ealler. will ~
on~trate their fancy ~ at
~quare 4uldftl at 7:.30 p.a
'l1l undq , l'rtdq and Saturca.J,
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J..OaNE ~ NORlC*
(Continued trom Page 1) lavish with their hospitality, and
California light-tackle angling everyone had a marvelous tlme
elub&. For a number of years. at the two cocktail parties held
~ven clubs. variously trom Los Friday and Sunday evenings on
Angleles, Long Beach, Newport their famous porch.
Harbor and Ava.Jon, have sent • aDULTS
their boats and best fishermen You could write a book about
Into the two-day contest. everything that happened. Your
Each club bas five flrst-st:rlng usually unlucky correspondent
teams, of three men each, with had left his Hex Oag aboard the
an additional alternate boat and Jlmlyn, and for once, In slx
three-man team. In the event of starts. caught the most flah on
boat failure, the alternate team the boat, the Dorothy Elaine V.
goes In and replaces the dis-Dr. ~be's Chris-Craft.
abled flrlt-line team. Thus, the Lady Luck forsook us the sec-
toumammt Involves 42 boats ond day. After a pre-dawn •tart.
and teama and 126 anglers. we blew a cylinder-head gaaket
All ftshlng is done by trolling and lost an engine off pyramid
a.rtWcfal lures. and 3/6 tackle. Head. 20 minutes before starting
which means 1S.pound test linen time. The Dusty Too took over
line, 1s required. No live ba it or and we limped back to Avalon
chum 1a permitted, which makes on one engine In very rough
It just that much tougher. water.
e PAlL PAa AWAY Maybe that's the way It was
meant to be. Through our rots-The real rugged factor this fortune, I was on deck when tbe year was m.Jles--and miles-and mOf'e _ m.Jles. The a 1 b a c 0 r e boats came back to weigh In,
schools Insisted on stubbornly and found myself the only photo-
Sa 1 th grapher on hand. And so, by the remaining nearer n D ego an fickle finger of fate. the lOth
anywhere else. The nearest fish I. C. albacore tournament will be were taken at least 60 miles from Avalon a nd many of the recorded In the archives. In pte-
best catches were made either In tures. as well as In words.
f e PDfAL SCOIIES waters near or actually south o Here are the statistics. I'm real the Mexican border. The official starting time each happy about them. After six
day was 7 a. m . Nearly aU boats long years, It's a thrill to be on
and their sleepy occupa nts took the winning team. even It I got
oU by 3 a.m. the first day, Sat-to play In only the f irst half.
urday. Twenty odd boats tied up StaDdiD9 Polata
In San Diego that night Instead 1. Pacific Anglers ............... 127.57
of returning to Avalon. All. how-2. L. A. Rod A: Reel · · .... .110.74
ever. returned by the 6 p.m. 3. Lt. Tackle MarUn Club 93.39
deadline to officially weigh In 4. BaJboa AngUng Club .. · 73.06
their catches. 5. NHYC Tuna Club ............ 60.63
Mechanical failures were com-6. Tuna Club (Avalon) .... 42.93
mon, due to run,nlng motors for 7. Calif. Tuna Club .......... 38.58
long distances at high speeds. Largest fish-C. Pastor, L.A. R. A: R.-23 I bs.. 8 oz. Nearly all boats carried extra Second largest tlsh-J. Don
drums of gasoline. but this did Locke, Light TackJe Marlin Club, not prevent some boats from
running out. On Sunday night. 22 ~~gsh Spo~nt boats: First. DI-Morgan Bissey and his crew on the Edwena h ad to be rescued by verter, L.A. R. A: R. Club; Second.
Bill Plgg and h is Big Boy at the Feather, L ight Tackle Marlin
height of the party at the Tuna Club; Third. Schoolboy. Pacific
Club. "Biz" had ninete-en tine Anglers; Fourth, Adequate. Pa-
flsh a board, o ne of them a clflc Anglers. 1 twenty five pounder. His lack of High point Individual ang ~
pa and tallure to weigh 1n by/ (total of both d ays )-1. Ken
6 p.m. called for ma ny condo-Heininger. Padflc Anglers. 27.17
lences when he f inally arrived. points; 2. T. Vedor, L.A. R. A: R.. e SUCCESSES
1
21.83 points; 3. Gordon Wevill,
B.A.C .. 18.00 points; 4. H. Rogers, This was a great tour~ament. Pacific Anglf'rs. 17.75 points; 5.
Not the least credit for ats sue Henry Brent. Light Tackle Mar.
ct>SS goes to Bert Devere. the lin Club. 17.72 points ; 6. Bud Hoi-
tourna ment chairman for the stein. N H.Y.C. Tuna Club. 17.59;
host club, The Tuna C"l ub of Ava 7 Bill Df"La mar Pacific Anglers.
Jon. who. wat h the judges and 13 :l'i point".
the t('('ording rom'!'l.ttee headed I Tota l albacore caug ht: Satur-
by I.Re Jonas, ef(acaent Balboa I day, 197, Sunday. 103. Grand
Angling Club secre~ary, ma_de It total: 300. plus three fish dis.
one of the outstandang a Ua ars in I qualified because bitten by
the history of the te n interclub sha rks.
tournaments. , It was a great occa s ion for
The me mbers of the Tuna everyone, especially "Uncle Har-
Club. the oldest salt water sport. I ry" Rogers. This Is really his
fish ing club In the world. were year. He caught the first alba-
Open ~ 'brii!~:·
:dd_: FISH?
-Ea joy "Bear•
Fish •N Chips
ORDERS TO CO TOOt
Swtf
FISH nY
core or the season. captained
th<' winning P. A. team. After the
C<'re monles, Lee Jonas. B.A.C. sec-
reta ry. whispered in his ear. He
I sa id. "The albacore you caught
gave you enough points to be
the first to qualify for the B.A.C.
club champions hip!!" Yep! It's
"Uncle Harry's" year! e ADD AJfOTBE B ITEM
And just to keep up the tur-
moil. some other big news came
through. On Saturday. Lee Mc-
Curdy of San Diego came pro ud-
ly Into the S. D. Marlin Club fly.
ing the first marlin flag of the
season. It weighed 155 pounds
and he got it 65 miles west of
I Point Loraa. That beats Mrs.
Billie Hoss' first one of the 1954
I
season by 23 days. Yep. The sea-
son Is now-WIDE OPEN! Let's
go!
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L~D LITTLE LEAGUE
• .,._ .Ail'IT lla.D a.... fll llr. and lin. PNd lo71Mf of G 40tll St., K...-,on.
Saturday ftoeDJq.,.. Mr. anct
Mra. Pat Toland ot Covtna and
ll.r. and lin. .John llorrllon of
eo.ta ..... It wu a IUI'I)f1M
patty for ....... Toland'• bJJtbdq
anntvenary.
The flr.t round ot the lJttle Nell Savten, Euaen-Opptteck,
League Ba..81fball at tbe Youth Steven P~tdaer and lobble Cha-
~ntet' 1n Corona del Kar ended con. lJttla Jadde Klmbal and
July 6 wtth the Bravea In the Teddy Baril« turned iD nice re.
lead with a perfect record ot five llef pttehtntroaSteven Brayl• .....,. given an awful tteare by
games won and no loues. 11\e and .John c:uru-lobked ll)~ty the Red Sox.
other teams were In the follow· cluq In pnetal fit)d play. The Cub8 are leacUng·wlth a
lng order: Indiana, 3 and 2; No o~ caD aay that there 1a :S.O recol'd. The other team r&·
Dodgen. 2 and 3; Giants, 1 and such a thl.nr u a "rlnch" rame Unp are: White Sox, 4 wt.n.a. 1
4; Cardinals. 0 and 5. In the •-c• League at ttte Colta tle; Dodaers, 4 wl~ 1 lou;
At the Hleh School Play. Men Park. u can be proved by Giants. 3 wln.e, 1 lou, 1 tie; Card.
ground, the Cardinals and Giants the eame Jut week between the lnal1, 3 wtns. 2 loues: Yankees,
are at the top of the heap, both unlucky Red Sox and the League 2 and 3; Braves. 2 and 3; Tiger-.
with a 4 won and 1 lost record. leading Cubla. The Cube man-2 and 3; Red Sox, 1 and 5; ln-
. O utstanding pitching perform-aged to eke out a 7-G win but dlans, 0 and 6.
ances were turned In by Steve --:C-:IIJ-:-I-:--::1-:I...,D=--:·-~--~:-:--.. --:--~--:-T--:S:--Dcrr--lloot--l-e-·a-b-la-c-a-l-t-D-
Carlson, Randy Marx. Kenny ...._ clmly et a ..-.. •••
Swanson a nd Sandy Eastman. a.arw ...._ Lea IL Em
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loey Gallant. Richard Ollpt\ant. ~-- -...._ V 1r glle • a, 11..,
Jack Kimball and Robbie Ola.-..:..-~~-~~-~~~.~ W&Mw. Piab.la PoeiiL ... der did ex~Uent work aa re-~ lr ...... 1L ....., J.eadlap.
celven. Good hits were reg. c.-. lfd9, lldp.~
lstered by Teddy Whlteneck, Tim ... tal Tcldde A...u.ble Call 8lrllor lilt lor Joll PlbiHng
Brown, Mike Pella, Bruce Woods, M .._ S&aVJC& 7 DATI A WOK ••• ..._ ..
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