HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-09-29 - Newport Harbor EnsignFred Henhom , OWM'f ot th
Hurley BeU re.taurant hi Oororta
del Mar, told the En.algn Monday
evenlnat. foUowlnr the Newport
City Council meettnr. that he
was golnr to file ault for a.lander
ara lnst CouncU~n 1. 1L Stod-
d ard and Lee Wlldet for their
Vidorious ·
Ta.rstO"ay .
Montebello
Pirate Game
Is Sat. Nite ·.
remarks about the Hurley Bell
at the Sept. 12 Co\lncll m eeUnr.
At that meetinr Councilman
Stoddard reported he bad re-
ceived a number of complaint.
trom. near-by reside nt.. who
~ they w ere annoyed by
not8e and dlatrubances at the
rataurant and parkin g lot.
Councilman WUder said at that
meetlnr that be alao had re ·
I
he Peirsols
Hurt As .Car
Is reeked
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peirsol, owners of the Corona del Mar
Pharmacy. werl.' both Injured Tuesday evening when their car
went olf the road and rolled down a mounta inside 30 miles from
Nampa. Idaho. nE-a r
Boise. They were on
the~r way to Nampa
to attend the funeral
of Mr. Peirsol's father.
~lved auch complaints.. Jlf£1DOBT BAAaOa Jtlwaala Club c:a~~dacsat. lala:ad. Da:rk ba1nd BNDda Ll 15 ..a:n old. 5
Mr. Henhorn atood up In the I few o--ol tbe Ccwoea die! Mar J.obner Balle ..... 81/a ~ la be191lt. CIDd Ll a ~·n--
The car was demol-
ished, but apparently
no c r i t I c a l Injuries
wert-s utrt-red by the
Pelrsols.
Informatio n about
the accident came by
way or a phone call
yesterday m o r n i n g
!rom Mr. Pe irsol. In a wheelchair at Mercy
Hospital In Nampa. to
John E. Sadleir of Co·
rona del M ar. Mr
au<llen.ce at MondaY's Council .. 8..-da A.lbar'-. doaGbt. of Dr. CIDd ICa. at Jlfewport Jlarbor UDJoa B191l ScbooL (Euitll
meettnr to ask If any formal -.!1:..:ob=DD=~1:..:.· ...:AlbartaD==.::=....:of::....:•~•oa=-R.:.:..:..·· -=Bay=.!....:FI'Oil:..:..:=t.....:Ba:=lbea=~ ..... pboto~~)!.._ _____________ _
oompl-lnt h ad been ·voted by
Coundl. Councilma n Stoddard
replied that the city ma n ar er
had been Instructed to tell the
pol!ce department to lnveatlrate
the matter and to take . steps to
Improve the altuatlon.
Mr. Hershom then u ked
Councilmen Stoddard and Wilder
for a public apology and a re-
traction of their statements .
"No comment." Mr. Stoddard
&ald.
Councilma n Gera ld Bennett
said that the motJon ha d been
voted by th e entire Council and
that Mr. Hersb or n has no rlrht
to demand an apology from any
Individual counctlman. No fur·
ther action was taken.
Later, asked If he was golnr
to pursue the matter further.
Mr. Hershom said," Certainly ; I
will fOe a suit for slander
aralnat the two counciJ men."
Trailer Park
Meeting Mon.
Installation
Service Set
· 1be BeY. lobn H. Parke will be
lnlta.lled u rector of St. l ames
Ept.copal Churcll at the ~~ervtce
of 1Mtitutlon and reception to be
held at 7 :30 p.m . 1bunday, Oc::t. e. at tiM church. 1be Rev. Rollo
M. lou wtU be ln atalled u u -
80date rector.
Oftlcla.ttnr at the lefVIce will
be ~ .. , Rev. Prands Ertc
lloy, ba.hop of the Loe Anaefet~
Dloceee. The Rev. Weal~ A.
VOL L KO. 1-PlVE CEJifTS
3 Seleded
To Choose
TheQut!en
Another Step
In Drive. For
School Site
The U.S. Army has released Its
hold on former Santa Ana Army
Air Base property wanted as a
high school site by Newport
Ha rbor Union High School, the
Ensign learned yesterday.
COaOKA DEL NAJI. CALIJ'. T1IUJISDAT. SEPT. 21. 1115
TWO NOU: COJIITESTAJn'S lew the COiolla del Mar Loblter Bab 0..... UU. an Carol Bnub (left) cmd Scmdee DeardodL botb of
COiolla del Mar. They an sta:Ddi.D9 lD froot of tbe lt15 Noct.l T
Focd whJda Carol's dad wW clrlYe la the Roneleu Carricl9e pa-
rade d1a.rlD9 the Lobetw .... Carol ... 16 -pan old. s feet. 4
~ ill M191lt. a Jaa.Joc at Barbor Rl9b. Sbe Ll the doau9bter
of Mr. CIDd ICJ'L Earl Brush. W Poluettla AYe. Sa:ladM L1 IS -pars
old. 5 feet. I lDc:hee tall. cmd a .opboaacwe at Harbor B19b. She Ll
the dau91lter of lb. cmd Nn. 0 . C. Deardorff of 50'7 Poppy A.,.,
(E-.Ip photo)
Man and Woman Killed
As Boat, Yacht CoHide U.S. Army Engineers are now screening the federal property as A boat accident brought death., Escapadp II started dropping sail
lll1BERT PEDISOL Peirsol said that the E.LEAJJOa PEIIISOL
accident h a p p e n ed whPn h is car h it a gravel-covered spot on the highwa y, skidded
off the road and rolled down the mounta in. He said that appa rently
neither he nor Mrs. Pelrsol suffered any broken bones, but X-rays were being taken.
They ha d left Corona del Mar Monday morning to attend the
funeral. which was scheduled for yesterday. The Pelrsols live at 600 Acacia Ave.
'Get Tough With Tate,'
Councilman Recommends
Councilma n Stanley E. Ridder-
hof told his fellow council mem -
bers Monday PVening that he
had re<'e'ivl'd many complaints
about t hf' condition of the main
Corona df'l Mar ~ach and sug-
r ested that City Manager Jotln
SaJJors "ge-t tou gh" with Darwin
Tate. who holds the lease for the
beach. to k~p the area dean.
''We should consider replacing
him," said Mr. Rldderhot.
"Do we havf' sufficient grounds
to break the lease!'' asked
Councilman Jay Stoddard. 'The
altuatlon ls wholly unsatisfac-
tory."
$120; agreed to refund the
mogey. e Adopted an ordina nce which
requires garages In fronts of lots
to be closed in
• Rejected tht-$5,178.75 dam·
age cla im of Mrs. Gertrude
Spieth. who said she was lnj urfll
Aug. 19, 1955, at B St. and Bal·
boa Blvd.. Balboa . because of
"dangerous and defectlvt" condi·
tlon or the sidewalk ...
Council also: A •••tiBt ., a. ... pat e ftl'C'elved a request from the a..cb Col._ 1~ Celebla· Balboa Angling Club fCX' renewal ,. __ , ....____
of lease on A St . Balboa. for 10 tioa -.-.uut11M bCIII -
I yPars from April 30. 1951. npira · ca.l.led for 4 p.m. toda! (Than·
lion datP: rt'fetT'f'd It to cjn· at · day) lD City Ball by ~d
'J 0~ caDJDittee cllain:Dcm. tomey a.pn..atati,.. of e>rcmg.
e ~1\•Mi prote-sts again!'t Coast CollecJe, Jlfewport Bar-
pro~ strf'<'l lighting In C'o~ bor ll19b Sdlool cmd ~be If-·
rona dt-i Mar from Alfa E. port EJ.Reatary Scllools wW
Brownrigg. 230 Poln!'f'ttla: John be pNMDt to ct.t.cuu plaas
C St>arlt'. 211 \rQidenrod. who en· for acbool "*" c:oat.sta lD
clo!'e<i a ~tltlon slgnt"d by C'..ol· CODDec:tioD with. lfewport 50·
dt>nrod anci FPrniPa f property year cmzUYef'SCUT eelebrcrtioa
ow nt'r<:: pNit ion from property DerXt year.
own('r<: on Mangolrl. a nd pE-t ition -----------
!rom pror<'rt~r· own('rc; on J'\ar<'il'· AH w·ll 5 ......
<;us: r<'ff'rrNi thMI" protests to I OI'IIJ I •-J
city <'nginM'r p ~ A. ' R f
1 e R("('f'IH•<i lnfomation.from fi. llll•IIP I ltllll
nan<'l' orr!C'E'r to thl' t>ff~·t that
A Sanrly St<'inN . '~ hn op<'ra t~
Sandy'" Df'IUXl' Ttail<'r Court 11n
Martn<'r" Mtlt'. had O\rrpatfl his
buc:tn<' s IIC'<'n!'(' 1n th<' <~mount
a possible site for defense• plant to a woman from Santa Mon ica and put the boat engine on thl'
use, High School officials said. and a man frqpl Venice Sunday line and came a bout to pick up Nt:NBERSKlP SERVlCE
If the engineers release their afternoon In U1e ocean off New· the people in the water. A <'andiPhght "i'n H'f' ,f mrm
Tht> request of thl' Park C'nm
m isc;tnn for a lc.•gal ruling on C'l ty
C'ounctl's ptlW<'rs to rf'ltc>vP the-
l'llmmission of cPrtnln r~pon<:i ·
billtt('!'; wa.., prc><:f'ntM to thf'
:"<'wport C'ity C'oundl MondRy
1'\'t'ntng-Th•• rPqut"'t WAS rf'ff'r
r<'li to C'll~ Attorn"' Karl Davis hold on the land. It ls expected port Beach a nd Injury to the The sail boa t Frolic. owned by bershtp" t<: pl.mnNI fnr 7 p m
to be conSidered by a congres-hus band of the woman. William Kirk of 1208 E Balboa Sunday fur th•' 5f>n111r \ outh rf'l
slona l committee. The committee f?t!ad from the accident were Blvd· Balboa. picked up thl' two Jo"'"hip uf tht• R.11twa blanfl
must approve before It may be Shtrley Kyger. 33. and J..eslle J. de<.'t'ased people and Mr. Kyger. Commu nlt~ MPthodt"t C'hur£"h A
released for educational use. ,Steen, 35. of, Venl~. InJured was , A dinghy was lowered from the ftlm "ArJ You a Good CtttzE'n ·
Mrs. Kyger s hus band, Ra lph I I Continued on Page 7) will be sfiow n
Council Hires
Water Expert
l ames Montgomery 'Co .. con-
sulting engineers from Pasadena.
was h ired by Newport City Coun-
cU Monday evening to make a
study ol water needs for the city.
The survey 1.8 to be completed In
1.20 days at a cost not to exceed
$7.Sl0.
Thls Is another atep In the
CouncU'a prorram to provide for
adequa te water supply for the
tutute. A huge 600-aa-e-loot
water reeervolr tn the Irvtne
Hllla Inland from Corona del
liar ls the key Item In these
plans.
Lobster Bake
Help Needed
Kyger. A fourth ~n aboard ~----------------~~-------------------------
the lll·fa ted boat. -Geot~ Luke.
37, ol Manhatta n. wu not In-.
jured. '
All were aboard Kyger's 20-foot
Inboard motor boat. Raley Way,
which was rammed by tht-
schooner, Escapade n, Newport
pollee reported.
The motorboat made a tum to
port d irectly tn front of the Esca·
pade n a nd the ~1 boa t hit
the motorboat a mldlhlp with the
bowatay, according to t:.capade n owner WllUam H. Moran of
Los Anples and Captain l a mes
Cooper, Lido Anchora,e.
• PACE BLOODY I "Alter the boat hlt u 1 r~t
~tf roUtnr u nder u.e big
boat." Mr. lt.ylft told pollee.
"When I could catdl t'Q)' breath
and had come to the -.face. I rot a hold ol roy ~ Shirley,
and held her race up aJMI out of
the water. Her face wu ~
with blood but my ..U. '-ld u.y
80mt!tblnr to me. tt •--' lib
a lonr t1me bef«e the ~t that
ba d hit WI turned arooncl. ..
Th• btr ~:Kapacte n wu ~
route to Newport -..ctl fnlm
Avalon under fUll ...... ._
aboard apla.lned. Tbe .... ..,.,
owrtook tile an boat .ad llllllllld
• cou,. to 1M ......: ftle
lqOtOI• a·~ tMn came a-.t IDII ta. ........... ~t ..
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C'nunC'tl appro)\ M I hi' l'ommi .
<>ton 11 N"QUI"<:I tn hf' j:;l\f'n a ('uUr
lt>o:y <:<':ll tn~: .tt l'ounrtl mf'Plln~
10 urdc-r to an~w<'r QUE'SIIon a nd
c>X)X"d lll' artton nn rommunka -
tions.
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..... OfTHI
CAUIIOaNtAJIIEWSIAIH PUIUSHW ASSOCIATION
AA4 ef .... NATtONAL IDfl'otliAJ. ASSOCIATON
...... A41tlre.l 2110 E. c..-......... ,. c.-. tl.t .... ,, Calif_ ..
TELiftiONiSr HArfMr 1114 •114 I Ill AlVO E. HMPA -_..,.., a1M11 P11Witllet
He HAM ~ .. Wltar
SUISCIIrTION lATIS
Lecet --'-",.._ reteer T-. ,..,. ... -year-41.110
0 w • ~--: .~~-~T'i:!Z!!.O:: -s~ w + 1 p
<JJ.. J!Of ... Hop
IE E I I I I M'+ M MJF I M MiMi i MIMi i ME EM M +)+:+EM M i + e TIME STANDS STIU
"Folh hove comploined thot they cennot ea sily understond whet
goes on in C o uncil meetings. The big trouble seems to be o combine·
tion of bod ecoustics ond mumbling on the pert of councilmen ... "
Sounds like on up-to.dote compleint. doesn't it? It heppens, how·
eve r, thot this is quoted from the Ensig n Log of MAY 19, 19491 • • • e CAN'T YOU S-P-E-l-l7
A lot of folh sure ere ell.fired in terested in the sub ject of spel-
ling ell of e sudden. Must be beceuse of tha t little Negro girl who
entranced the entire notion with her rolling eyes, TV composure , ond
omozing obility to S-P·E·l ·L correctly. Or moybe it's bece use of Ru-
dolf Flesch"s boo1 on "W hy C en't Johnny Read?"' I ~nov.a two good
reosons why not: the kids eren"t getting the solid drilling in phonetic
spelling, ond English is the most otrocious spelling longuege in the
world. I could suggest several handy substitutes-for instence, my
own native Finnish lon9uoge, whic h is 1 00~~ constant in pronunciation,
ond t herefore in spelling ; or Germen, or even Russi en, which. my
Jasmine Ave. neighbor Boris Bushueff se ys. is on absolutely phonetic
longuoge.
But English is our language. ond we're not ebout to chenqa it, so
we hed better learn to spell it. You ~n stert by drilling on these
(obout 991h% missR,e lled in copy crossing my desk~ccommodote
(with the double "m ') ... rarefy (not '"rarify"') ... buoy (not "bouy")
. . . iridescent (not '"irre") ... restoureteur (no · n'"} ... meinten·
once (not ".toin·"J ... incidentally (not ".tly") ... sophomore (not
"sophmore") ... How meny times heve I corrected those words!!!
The n we heve some extr~ speciol problems with some of the
nome~ in this town of ours: Is it Did Richard or Richards ... Nelson
Neice or Niece . . . J ohn Sedleir or Sedlier . . . Burt Proctar or Proc·
tor . . . Roy Andersen or Anderson . . . Bunster Creely or Creeley
. . . Dorothee Sheely or Sheeley . . . Sendy MacKay or McKoy . . .
Sten Ridderhof or Ridderhoff ... Dave Nielsen or Nielson??? It's
the first spelling that is correct ... O.K., go look it up if you don't
believe it.
You con see why o newspoper editor gets discoureged.
I he ve been able to discover only one solution for spellin g : work
ot it--oil your life.
e AJfJUVEIIIAIIT
Dee Cook, the owner of John·
nle'a Liquors, the only store In
Corona del Mar with a marlin
look ing you In Ole eye, had an
annlvefsary last week. He was
good e nough to Invite me to help
h lm celebra te lt.
Last year, on Sept. 23. th is
sltJpper ot the Flo·Dee and your
lin-happy column1st had a bali.
We steamed up to San Diego's
Marlin Club, fiyjng two m arlin
flags a nd weighed In two fight·
lng bill-fish, one for Dee, one tor
me. It had been, to put It gently,
quite a -day. The waters oft Point
La Jolla had been full of marlin
a nd they w~ not j ust "lookJn'
fish" -they were practica lly
crazy for our baits.
We could have easily h ad two
on at once, that morning, but J
decided against pitting my light
tackle agalrn~t Dee's medium. J
pulled my fiylng fish a wa y from
a determined follower, just a
second a fter Dee ·hooked up.
Lady Luck practically sat In our
lap that exciting day, for I came
through with my first marlin In
these waters, on my light tackle,
late th at afternoon .
e DOtJaLE ftOnLE
Y(e' thought the tun was o11er
when we put the tall rope
a round mine, but brother! were
we all wrong! During the cere·
montes which followed, the boat
backed up, every so gently and
when w e tried to get m ine
aboard, he wouldn't budge. The
tall rope had become wound
around a propellor shaft during
our toata. All we tried to free the
tlah, sharks began to gather.
That was when we c:Uscovered
that the rudder was Jammed too,
and the only course the Flo·Dee n _ J /1~ (!I would take was a clrele. «J(J4,. Nt C>~ Finally, although I ready ad·
-, • • • mit to no creat prowess u an
underwater athlete, I did the .., COL AJmUW W. IIIITIL Pcmaer Member of City Cowad1 onlf thing left to do. It 1 had
e OLD MAC caOWDED OUT good. No jinx 10 far brought ~n wearing my best Sunday So they-the City Hall guard on by my rosy predlotlon for a pants, they aure would have
-finally crowded old Mac Into big season for the Wolverlne:L been aoaked. but at t.be Um~. I r-'Cn~ Tbat Pl'OF&m baa Boee Bowl, her~ we oome. .,._'t • • a r l D ~ aQJ' pam.,
bHn lflolnt on fDr MYeraJ yean. • • • pe-lod. Slnoe then. I don't 10 fw
Mr. MacDonald was one or those e iiEPOJrT ox PETITIOXI akln·dlvlng, much!
hard workln~. honest depart· Petltlons to return the city We finally boated that big
ment heads who would not play trailer park beach to the public beauty, a nd ran up .the second
foot.ales against his conscience. by vote of the public got off to blue and w hite banner. We'd
Jn my experience Old Mac's de· a running start Tuesday. The have paraded both. w ith prld~.
partment was economical a nd necessary names to put this pro· along the shores of San Diego's
hard work ing. As a matter of posal to change tht> el('('tlon Jaw Ha rbor. It we hadn't hit that
fact. ht>'s the only on£' that 1 to election of councilmen by dll'· log on thP way ln. By the tlme
can remembf'r of having a s ur· trict.<; up to the voters over an we got to the Marlin Club, It was
plus of the money budgetE.'d him unwilling majority of th(' Coun-1 t()Q dark to see any fiag. But it
at the end of th(' year. Do you cil will probably be complete In was a clay that neither ol' Dee
suppolW that this Is the straw of three WE'eks. Cook or yours truly will ever
t hP famuus ramcrs back? Report on petition rlr<'ulatlng: forget.
• • • 50 signers In the first two hours. 1 e MO REPEAT e NATIONAL TBACEDT Everyone wa nts to sign, f('W I There aren't as many marlin
l kc"s h£>art attack Is nothing want to bt> circula tors. If anyon C' around this year, and the ones
short of a national traged y. They wants to volunteer to work his or I that are here S(!em to be too well
don"t make that k ind very often her own neighborhood. get In fed. As the Flo-Dee pullt>d away
no more·. touch w ith me or call Ed Ht>a ly
1
from the San Diego Yacht Club,
a t Harbor 3087 .J. we dN'ided that It would be a I can't h<'lp h ut remark the d 1 If 1 d dlfft>ren<'P In thf' handling of the If you desire to sign elthN of : gt)() a nn versary we sett e th e pt'tltlons you may do so at for half as many as Ju t year. As
prE'sld<'nt's ht>alth situation as the All American Market Park I 0('(' stN>red for blue water. I
comparf'd to thE' RoosE.'velt re· lng Lot today !Thursday I, Frl '-~'W£'d up the flying fish with
ports Thl' RPpubll('ans have day and Sat urday. 3 to 6 p.m., Cortland's best Cam·o·Dage mon ·
hPf'n frank. (JfJf'n and hrmest. In • • • ofllament. too, I'll have you
Roo,f'V!'lt '<> ''"<;~'. those clolW to • MATCH MT 1500 knt>w. Fifteen-pou nd test and
him <tllowNI thP natwn to ele<'t IAdv.l Wa nted: Nlnl:' ('Nlpil' rlnublt>d for the bridle.
a vr•r) <oil-k m:tn. v.hoSI' physl· who w ill match my rontrlbutlon e END OP A DAY dan-. kn1•w that h£> did not have a 1 h tn('t• to flni~h the term. of s:;oo to the Youth ('('ntl'r, Tha t evening, we pulled up to
• • • made under the term!! that nlnf' a fa miliar dock again, but not
e FUMBLES AMD UPSETS
Th(' u~ual early season fum-
bles and upset~ -poor Hop's
Alma Mammy, Minnesota. being
a n oub1.andlng victim. First
quarter re port on Mlchlgan·Mis·
sourl was Missouri leading 7 ·0.
Second report Michigan 28. Mls·
fiOUrl 7. Final 42 to 7; So far 10
persons do llk«>Wise Thl're Is no to weigh In a marlin. We just
local cause that matches the wa nted gas. No cannon boomed.
Youth Center for 1 merit. Th(' no flag went up the pole for us.
Youth Center needs the money; When we tied up, later, at the
we need the Youth Center. Step Yacht Club, Frank Naso, th e San
rlgbt up, folks, and Jay It on the Dlegan who caueht the grea t
line with m e. Provide the faclll· 406·pounder, came aboard Then.
ties that will do more to keep Davie DenhoJd Sr. stopped by,
our kld.s busy and t}\ereby h•lp and added hla heather·touched
brorue to our chatter. Davie Jr.
wu there, too, la menting the
four hours h~ had fought two
marlin, with only a memory for
lt.
It was pleasant there, with
good friends, as the amber In
our gla.aes swayed With the
gentle swells of evenln~. It was
the end of a day-not perfect,
perhaps, but mighty good. The
waters h ad been blu~ and JenUe.
and th~ Coronadoe had loomed
all da)', llke treat MOft\llDellta to ,......,.,, tllb~ wt.o no
lonpr troll In their llaaoowa.
Ra1f a ~ time. we lad J~Hn
the well loved llddel bnd tb~
azure IIU'rface In a brief alut~
.. thou,Jil to .,: ·-x~ toclay,
ami~ 1at 101M odaer ctq we'll ..
ltewpwt
• vr 111a aoao
AI I drove alona t.he Coast
Highway toward home, the Jut
colon of Sunset atlll tinged the
sky. I wu In no hurry, I re·
m inded myaelt. It wu a time to
m use, to count one'a blessings.
Next d ay, I thought. 80meone
would ask me lt I bad been
flshlnJ. Then they'd say, "Didn't
you get ANYTHING!" And some·
one would a dd, '1 can't ~ this
marlin fishin g. Troll a ll day. day
In, d ay out, and you're about as
likely to catch a marlln as to
make a hole-ln ·one."
I'll accept these remarks with·
out rancor. I thought. "Forgive
them , for they know not what
they do," J heard In my musings.
For only a true ma rlin fisherma n
knows why h e Is one. He goea, In
hope, but he gets Infinitely more
tha n fish. He's a brother ln a
brotherhood that has no dues
and no password. In most, there
Is no selfish thought.
CaroM del liar led all Gtll•
..,.... tJI tbe dtJ 1n the vohune tJI
bulldtq ,erndtl a.uect dur1q
tbe dGIIna ~ tJI ~-by u.. • ...,.. IMda IIDUcllna De·
1*tnMnt. About ~O.(d) wafth ot perm.JD were ..._eel. tnt,GOO
Mlftl ,« ~a "-1 Mar con·
muetlon. •
Follow!JW permJta were ,_ued:
ecoao•A Da.IIQ
W. E. Flah•, 2·1tory, l •UI)It
dwelllng at a& A~ada, Sl3,400;
Borla A. Buahuefl. fence at 712
laamlne, t125; Trimble and
Bangert, 2·story, 2·unlt dw•lllng
at 3111 Margu~lte, $21.200, ela6
2·atory, l ·unlt dwelling at 3111
Marguerite, $12.450; V. F.,Partch,
remodeling at 621 Orehld, $2.000;
Warren Bremer, 2·1tory, 3 -unlt
dwelling at 312 Dahlia PI
124.675. e a ou CLir'rS
Torrey Webb, encloee carport
at 227 Evenln.e Canyon Rd .• $175, •uno ISLE
R. S. Callender, garage a t 218
VIa Koron, $1.200; S. J. Hurwltt,
one·,Jtory, one·unlt dwe lling at
105 VIa Undine, $16.750.
eBALBOA
Harry Wyeth, door at 1415 E.
Bay Ave .. $600; Frank Toler, al·
teratlona at 111 Main St., S300;
Jack Tilley, fence at 2250 Chan·
nel, $165.
eXE1DOBT
Thomas Carson. cut door at 201
McFadden Pl., $200; Griffith Co ..
move wall at Richard's Market,
4315 VIa Lido. $1,000; P. B. Car·
penter, siding at 116 38th St.,
$932; Balboa Marine Hardware,
work shop at 2537 W. Coast Hwt .•
$1.825.
L8st Saturday, Bill Hoas1 able
skipper or the ~a HOfiS, after
many fla t daya, got his first
m arlin. His eyes flashed. but
scarcely less bright were the
eyes of a llundred unknown
kJndred aplrlta who said to them·
selves, "GoJiy, l'ro sure elad old
Bill connected." Ill .I F 1 If
And then. over the air ca me •• IITJ 41111
the news that Elmer Hehr had Is AaafiM ., ... 0 cau~ht his broadblll. Again the .... r'V
air was filled with congratula· The California Public Utllltles tloru~. And certainly, for every Commission lss4ed a ruUng Jut
radio that saJd ao. a dozen other week permitting the Balboa
fellow aneJer. that Elmer never Isla nd Ferry to restrict the uw
knew and perhaps never will, of commutation tickets to pur·
gulped a little a nd said under cha~s and membera of their
the1r breath, ·~at'a swell. That famlll~ The order la effective
Elmer, he'a a good flahennan." on Oct. 9. So The Commission authorized ' If there ll an answer, per · the sale ot commute tickets on
~lJNCES
I
Mercury ~ 1956
ll&W PLO·TOIIZ C::OLOa snuxa enhan~
Mercury's dlatlnctlve new beauty. •zw IAPETY-svacz v .. oa111u ... 210
hp and 225·hp ... for aenntlonal perform·
ance In every drtvtne range.
J(ZW LOW ·IILIIOU'ET1'E MODELl '-tared
In every Mercury H'rfes ... Montclait-Mon·
terey~om. 12 Models to Choose From.
._._. ......... MINaJII
JOHNSON & S0N
LINCOLN-MERCURY
Open Tll 8:30 p.m. Uberty 8-SMS
900 W. Coa.t Hwy., Newport Beach
Longer •••
Lower •
Wider. . .
haps that's ll You don't ha ve to the followfna baals: 60·rl .. -catch one yourself to enjoy lt. • ue You're n tlsf)ed to have been out famUy ticket at $3. or 5 cents a
there In the gang, trolling alo ng rlde, to be used by the purchaser
and feeling Jlke yo u lJelong. And or members of hla family, a nd a
when ~ day Js done, you'll hear 20-rlde ticket for $1. also s cenu
someone say wtth a certain a ride, limited to use by the pur-
amall, nU.fylng amll~. even ~~ only. At pr~nt. uae ol
thoup they came badt wtth e ~rfde ticket Ia unrestricted.
notblnc ~ th.tr CMdiiiPJa but C&ah fares rema1n at 10 oenu a acl~ft·~:,w~r~p.~.~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~s pered the day Joe caught hls
flrst one." Or perhaps, "I told
hJm which way to ao, this morn-
Ing." And even, '1 tautht him
how to sew up a fiylng f:sh.''
U you're an ou tsider, never
wonder again what a certain
small gane sees In this marlin
fishing. Don't wonder what keeps
them going out, day after d ay,
when they always come back
without a fish . There's sO'me·
thing out there In that fleet
that's bigger than ma rlin. It's
just a feeling, I guess. I felt It
the other evening. as I stood on
t he bluff and watched a little
bla ck boat with a blue flag on
Its outrigger beating Its way
toward the calm waters lns lde
the jetty. l dodn 't know who he
was, this e uy, but I had that
feeling. It's aomethlng akin to
hearing the Star Spangled Ba n·
ner when you're ten thousand
m lles from home.
LOANS FlJR HOlES
5" 20-TED LOAJf
Construction tocm.
5" •nu LOU
IU 1081ATn.D , .. , .. ,._...c..
2515 &. c..t • ..., .. CDII
h. IIA 1111 ID s.tla
(Mot ,.,.__)
FRYERS
53 ~
T ·BONE STEAKS
SIRLOIN STUKS
V.I. CIIOJCE & n&I011M
P.otter ·House Steaks, 98~
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NUWDAT, ID'r. & ~
•ss'•t II 11111111 Fer lflu• Tnlslzl
AIMmblyman Earl ltaDJot7, awarded the UW..tem IDsurane»
rellldent ol Jleeeon lay, bu beeD IDiormatlon s.rvtoe Awatcl of
Honor" at a recent meeUnr ot
tile Gre.ter 1M Ancel• Cbapter
ot the National Safety CouDdL
'Jbe award wu made for Mr.
Sta.nle)"a •poMOnhlp of Call·
tornJa'a hJch achool driver train· Inc procram. which hu been
widely copied by oth« .tatee.
'-ntLI protJ'&m wu made poe.
adble by the vt.lon and tenadty
of Mr. Stanley,'' aald VlctoJ'
Montcomery, founder president
ot the lrusurance IntormatJon
Servlce, · at the presentation
luncheon held ln the Blltmore
Hotel, t.o. Anceles.
BANKING BY MAIL
i4 c,;kif aHd
Sap
* * *
lewport Harbor Bank
c. .......
IDAUIU'UL caLOII PILIII
Renowned Travelers and Photoeraphera In Penon as nUTa·
ton. Oct. 10 to Apr. 16. Al\fa)'a on Mondays.
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MAKE RESERVATION NOW
Corona del Mar TraYel Service 3542~ E. Cout Hlehway. Ph. Ha. 1246
'Jbe Bookcue 3416 VIa IJdo, Newport ~aeh. Ph. Ha. 4404
LAIUII TUYn SERVICE
Aa thodaed Agelat
PM All
AIRUIES •
RIILIOADS
lerftD9 Tbe eo-tal Area ror Kearly 10 Tean
IIJ 0... Aft. Laplla-..cla Byatt '-11•1
,...,.~.., ....... --... pnaU.. VI II, ._ of Mr. a4 ..... llany J. , __ oC 1'raUAw
Towa. W..t wu-. Coeta
...... 1a Ml"riil9 .. tbe lpedaJ
lerriCIN ~at tbe lfaYal
Air Statloa Ia Ala.eckL lefon
•t.dal the NI'Ylc. lD Karch
... atteDded K.-port ~
Valoe Btgh ScbooL
Directory
MUSIC
Margaret L Scharle
Teacher of Piano
Oreant.t • Acoompanlat
Evenlnf Clauea for dulta
307 GOLDENROD AVE. Corona del Mu
PVKEIIAL DmECTOIIS
Friendly Nelehborhood Service
P ARKES-RlDLEY
MORTIJARY
110 Broadway
U 8·8433 It 8-3434 Costa Mesa
NOW ... TWO
BALTZ MORTUARIES
Servin& the Harbor Area
Baltz Mortuary
CHAPEL BY THE SEA
Harbor 42 3S20 E. Cout Highway
Corona del Ma.r
Baltz Mortuary
Uberty 8·2121
17h It Superior, Costa Mesa
AMPLE PARKING
BOTH LOCATIONS
HARBOR REST
MEMORIA~ PARK
Harbor Blvd. at Gt.aler
JD¥URLY S.l..l!l8
Wilbur C. Wagner, D.C.
Chiropractic
Physical Therapy Colon Therapy
314 Ocean Ave., Laguna
otfice: Hyatt 4-2398
Res.: Hyatt 44084
I
AMANDA LLOYD
Physical Therapy
Corrective Massage
Port Theatre Bulldlng
2901 E. Coast Hwy .. C.D.M.
Office Phone: Harbor 39!rT
Residence: Kimberly 3·2410
King Studios
aALLROOM DANCING
Klng Studlos, famous for Hlch
Quality lmtructlon brlne• r.ou thla Special Introductory 'cet
acquainted" FALL OFFER!
1.eara r. Trot. Walta...__
etc. Dala4» hrtlee ...,. f'rt·
..., lftptl WltJa Oadwebo.
Pll&&l Toa are Oa.r a-tl
XIng Studlo. famous "penon·
allllid" lnmuctlon will have
you danclnc at once!
110 VALVEI
'1510
I ftiVATE
LUIOKS .ucna IUIIOIII . DAJIC:Z
•AIITIU T'hk ......... et~lyl
Heftpot's Newpod Plant
Will Hire up to 1,500
C::O.DVCIIWQ COVIllE QJV&Jf
A 1.2-week c:oune ln lnl«mned·
late ehoral conduct1ne of par-
tlcular 1:nterst to church cholr
d1recton and public school music
teachers wUl be oUered b)' CbaP·
man Collece'• attemooA and
evenlne divlalon trom 1 to 10
p.m. Monday-. bectnnlnl tb!a
week.
SAVE Willi
Fa ... r'a Pilley
RelJpot Corporation plana to be
In product1on 1n Newport by
next fall, ata.rtlnc wttb 800 em·
ployeea and eventually expand·
lng lu work Loree to 1.200 to
1,500. Women comproml~ about
!50 per cent of the Hellpot staff.
'nlla wu the Information alven
to a well attended Newport Har·
bor Chamber of Commerce mem·
bershJp meeUne last week by
Doflald C. Duncan, vlce·presldent
and eeneral manaeer of Hellpot.
The new plant will be the
lueest Industrial Installation In
the Newport Harbor Area, Mr.
Duncan said. Plans now are
under way for the $2.000.000
Hellpot plant which will occupy
a 14.3-acre site adjacent to Hoag
Memorial Hospital.
The 150,000·square foot plant
Is being designed by the uchl·
tectural firm of Pereira and
Luckman, desleners of the Dls·
neyland Hotel now bulldlne In
AnaheJm, and of the Bt>verly
Hilton Hotel In ~erly Hills.
Hellpot, a dlvalon of Beckman
Instruments, Inc., of Fullertdn,
manufactures helical potentlo·
meters. These are similar to vol·
ume controls In radio and tele·
vtsJon ~ta and provide the pre·
cl5e and accurate rontrol re·
qulred In scientific Instruments
and electronic computing de·
vices.
"We found. the NPwport area
the most desirable In Southern
California from a standpoint of
Jiving conditions for our em·
ployees, labor market and acces-
CEJITIPlCATE OF BUSIJfESS
P'lctttloa.l P'tnD Kame
THE UNDERSIGNED does here·
by certify that he Ia conducting a
book.ket>plng and tax service
business at 357 N. Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach, Calif .. under the
fictitious finn name of Ace
Bookkeeping Servlct' and that
said firm Is composed of the fol·
lowing per110n whose name In
full and place of residence are as
follows, to·wlt:
William Dean Ward. 217 Sant a
Ana Ave., Newport Beach.
WITNESS my hand this 17th day
of Septemb<'r. 1955.
William Dean Ward
STATE OF CALIFORNIA )
)ss.
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
ON THIS 17th day of Septem·
ber. 1955, before me, a Notary
Publlc: ln and tor aa!d county
and .ute. r..ustnr tbeore1n. duly
c:onuns.toned aNI .wwn. pet·
80ftally appeared WJUlam De&n
Ward known to me to be the
penon whose name 11 suMcr'lbed
to the within Instrument. and
acknowledced to me that he ex·
ecuted the same.
WITNESS my hand and offl·
clal ~al.
Mary A. Haapa
Notary Public In and for said
County and Statt>.
My Commlsslpn expires Aug
16, 1959.
Publish: Sept. 22. 29. Oct. 6, 13.
In the Newport Harbor Ensign.
No. A 26178
KOTICE TO CJlEDlTOilS
ESTATE OF Ha rriet M. Ferre ll
DECEASED.
aJ biU ty to the corporate ottlcee
ln Fullerton," Mr. Duncan aald.
The decl.sJon to locate at New·
port cllmu.ed a "lone and care·
ful ~arch· lor adequate loca·
tlon." he added. •
Hellpot employees already are
anticipating moves to Oranae
County communities. These in·
elude Newport, Corona del M.r,
Costa Mesa, Santa Ana. Garden
Grove, Laguna Beach and Hunt·
lngton Beach.
Hellpot's move to Newport will
corusolldate the functions and '
personnel oC 13 lnstallatlorus now
located In Pasadena. South Pasa·
dena, San Gabriel and Alham
bra.
Hellpot. which expanded !rom '
25 persons In 1947 to the present '
800, maintains oUices in South
Pasadena. Toronto. Canada, and
Mountainside. N. J.
ALL KATIOJIS P'ETE SET
The Ali·Natlons Festival, an
annual event given by the
YWCA-apo~ed group of women
and men of foreign birth. wlll
be presented at the YWCA build·
lng at 1411 N. Broadway, Santa
Ana. thu Friday and Saturday
evenings, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1.
BRUCE MARTIN
AUTO -TRUCI-FIRE-UFE
LOCAL AGENT
1793 NEWPORT AVE., COST A MESA
OFFICE: Uberty 8·5554 RES. Uberty 8·5063
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Dr L. L. Nicholson has reopened
the optometric oihce of the late
Dr. Ludwig Krauss
Complete visual a nalysis, ccn-.uha+to" prescnp·
t O'l ~un glasse s. continuou~ vtston lenses a nd
child eye car av.,ilable at
19th St. and Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
Uberty 8-1526
Whe r e 's the smart place to put your sav ings?
Today millions of Amencans "'111 tdl you
that tbe smart place to save y\)ur mo ney 1s
an insured Savings and Loan Associatio n.
They" II g1ve you thr« good rea~n~ "'hy th1s
1'>~ ...
t'nud fNOplr. People wbo reaUy know tbctr
commurutJes. People who are right on the
spot "'hen you need them.
SO it's hardly surprising that Amt'ricans art
no" putting mort' of tht'tr hard-t'arMd sa•m,;f
acrovnt dol/an into insllud So"illgs and won
• ..f.r.wnatron.t than thl'_r put anrM·hert' t'l.re
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to
the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the sll ld I
decedent or said estate to fll('
them with th(' n('('essary vourh ·l
ers In the ottl<'<' of the Clerk of
the Sup<>rlor Court of the County
oC Orange. State of California. or
to present the same. with th€",
necessary vouch<'rs. 'to the und('r
signed at his or her place of
business. to-wit:
l. You're smart to put your mone) '-'here
1t bnngs you t'Xct-llt'nl rt'turns. ln\ured Sav·
ings and Loan Assoc1at1ons c.1n mv~t mtht
of Lhe1r funds in sound, 'lteady·p.lvmg home
m\)rtgage,. They really male )<.•ur mone)
work hard fllf you.
2. You·re smart to put your m,•ne' \\ht:rc
~ou know 1t"s soft'. In th~ A<>\(~IJtll•n'. 1t'.,
protected by good managC'mcnt o.~nd .. ut>·
st.1nttal reserve>. And the 1-cdcr.il c;;,l\ me'
and loan ln.;uranceCorporatwn Jn ··~en~~
of the l.J. S. Government Jn'>ure' \uur '·"·
tng' up to SIO.OOO. .
]. '~~u·rc .. mart to deal'' tth frrrnJ"., 'rrn·
And here·> another 1mporunt pomt: When
y\)u're thtnk.mg of buymg a home. rtmemi'>C'r
that these A''>ociatiOns are the nat•on·~ larg-
C'\I '>tnglc s0un .. "C of home mortgagt' Joan'!
The\ lll.1 lt' lthcro.~l loan\. Thc'r >t'C to ll th.1t ~~~u get the monc~ qu1d.l~ ~nd at modcr·
\hPuiJn't ~ou gt't to !..no"'
.11. tn,ureJ . ..t' tng' .1nd Loan
-\,...:x·l.tlll•n llllt>urcommun·
'" • '••u'll ttnJ ,r, J m•ght'
l!t'\4.-.d pl.11.'c ,,, d0 t>u,Jne~''
0 • • •• % A. K. Phelps. 3429 E. Coast
Highway. Corona del M ar. Calif.
wtlhln sbt months after the first
publicatio n of thls notice. IEWPOIT BALBOA SAVIIGS
· Dated September 19. 1955. A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N~liliiliii~
P. A. PALMER. Prt'nclmt
a n d LOAN Beatrice F. Spen<'ft'
Administratrix of the Estate
of sald df'Cendent . J l 6 6 V i • l i d o· H • r b o r 4 2 0 0
A. K. Phelps
Attotney at Law N EWP O R T BEA CH CALIFORNIA
3429 E. Coast Highway
Corona del Mar. Calif.
Convenient CORONA DEL MAR Office
2..07 E.st Co.st Highw•y
Frances Bundy, M•n•g•r
Harbor 5220 Publish: Sept. 22. 29, Oct. 6. 13.
In the Newport Harbor Enslen. MoMbor S."i"t• •..d loan ~•fton, Inc~ apont()f' of thia ecf,.,.;, • .,..,.t ,,. LIH. SATURDAY EVENING "0ST end TIME.
DIOGENES
Throws Light on Subj~ct
I CANNOT AND MY HONEST MAN
MY LAMP, ALAS. IS DIM
PERtj.APS THE
YELLOW PAGES
WILL HELP ME
SPOTUGHT HIM
FO~ A.C'Vf~fiSI NG SE~VI CE
IT PAYS TO LOOK
IN THE 'tlA5~1FIED"PART
OF YOU~ TELEPHONE 800"'
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Velma "idham of Costa Mesa
To Marry Gerald Winesburg
News ot tbe 1Mtroalal elf 11t111 f01'1"Ul announcement wu re-
V~lma Jean Prtdham of eo.ta cenUy made by the btld~-to-be'a
Mea to G«ald IM WlnMb'.VI ot par~nta. lf.r. and Kra. D. C. Prld·
Alhambra, wu refta.led at the bam of 1M3 Oraqe Ave., Costa
Whittier TIICA Camp, wa... Mesa.
both of the )'OUftl people ha¥e The fUture poom lathe .on ot
been employed thla aummer, but Mrs. Vera Wl~buJ'I of Alham-
People h.ve M...
sayin9 ••• end
w..m9 thet
,. CAll
DIIEIIEI ..
~
bra. The couple have .et 'lbanlc.a·
living week for the~ wedding
date.
Mlu Prtdham craduated from
Newport Harbor Hleh School,
Orange Coast College and Whit·
tler College. She also did grad -
uate work at USC, where she
majored In 80Clolo&Y and re ·
Ueton. She 1a past Honored
Queen of Costa Mesa Bethel No.
157 o! Jobs Daughters. She Is em·
played by Whittier YMCA as
Girl's Secretary.
Her husband-to-be graduated
from Pasadena City College and
UCLA, where he later did grad-
uate work. He Is a past master
Counc11or of DeMolay and now
teaches In Los Angeles city
achoola.
~ For lettwhe.tda. envelooea c:d Fumiture~
• THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
Cotnplete Home Fumlablnp r,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!~~
LJbea1y I-2U4
1at •.,.,.,.n Aft.
COSTA MESA
,
c.-a del II• MISS VELMA JEAK PIUDIIAJ( of eo.ta Meaa
..... Lea J
LJ 1-781'7 JIA 1215-J
1\ Cl,m ified Ad in fhe Ensiqn
brinqs immediate results! Cah
Harbor 111 4-1 I IS and Drove itl
"I'm a new kid in
the neighborhood!"
• I'm the youngest of en ~ line
of .... who .. ·--.,_ coest to coest .. lending Mlgh-
bon. I'm re.dy to do a mMsized
job to h.lp Y<KI help yCHWSeH. My
home is dearfy mar*ed SEA.
IOARO FINANCE COMPANY
and you'll find it at ...
1781 NEWPORT AVE.
COSTIIESI UlleJtr 8-llll
At Seaboen:f, the .welcome met is elways out. So if you could use ~.
from $25 to $1500, end want fast, friendly service •.. c.II·Suboard now.
lnterviewt are private and there is never any
CASH-tif-
-/pay .W Wh
/cOftselidatt instaiiiM•h "-·· ... ''"''" .; .... ... ./ ...... ,. ,.,. .. .;.-. ,.,, ......
./ ....... , .. ,.... , .... ..,,.. .....
embarrassment. Best of all, you have up to 24
montns to repay on terms you c:.hooae younelf.
"The diffPrC11ce with &aboard's
the SERVICE!''
Opti-Mrs. Plan
Club for Mesa
Ore anlzatlon of a new Opti-
M rs. club was dl~ssed when
Newport HarbOr Optl·Mn. met
with wives of eo.ta Mesa OptJ.
mls~ at a Ju nch~n and card
party Thursday. ~ptember 22. at
VIUa Marina Re.ta urant.
Mrs. Waltf!r BuchtE'rklrcht'n,
331 Driftwood Road. Shore Clltfa,
explained the work of Optl·Mrs.
as being both socia l and servicE',
and stressed aid to n~y local
girls as an Important project.
Acting as cha irman of the
Costa Mesa voup until election
of officers Is Mu . M. M . La
Borde>. 369 Flower St.. Costa
Mesa.
The Newport Ha rbor club wel-
comed Mra. Wilbur Wagoner,
1990 ~an Way. Laeuna Beach,
aa a new member.
... La ........ , ......•. ..,
Mrs. Paul William Lawrence of
224 VIa Lido Nord. Udo lal~. has
returned from a trip around the
world. which Includes fiylne over
the North Pole from Los Aneeles
to Copenhaaen, with a fuellna
stop-over on Greenland.
While on her trip sh~ wu en-
tertained In Amsterdam by Dr.
and Mrs. Chrlatlan Volt. formerly
ot Beverly Hilla; In Frankfurt.
Germany. by Baron a nd Baroness
Von Opperhelm; and In Bombay,
India. by Klsh Natrojl, director
of the Tata lndulltrles. which In -
cludes steel milia. cotton miJIJI.
and a ir lines.
FIRST C HURCH 0' CHRIST
SCIENTIST
JlOl Vla lUe, N~ ... ch
A branch of The Mother Church. The
FiMt Chureh of Chrott, Sci~ti1l, in b-
ton. Meueehuseth .
Sundey School _ 9:15 e.m.
Sundey S.rv:ce -·-----II :00 e.m.
Wednew ey Evenl"9 MHti'"J 1:00 P·"'·
lt .. di~~q ltoom locet.d et ll15 Vie
lido. Newpotf ... eh. it Of*! -· d eys from I 0:00 e.M. to 5:00 p.m •.
Wedneweys from 10:00 e .m. to 7: .. 5
p.m. Fridey -niflllt ftOffl 7:00 p.m. to
9:00 p.m. Sundey efternoont 2 to 5 p.m.
Glo1ed Holideys.
The r.blic Ia ~ielly invit~ to et-
tend I • chwrch Mrvlc.t end liM tt. lteedinq 'ltoom.
YOU C AN TAKE OFF POUNDS
The Easy
• Stauffer Way
If You Are·.
TODAY, tt.. dory of a good f19ur• ia aetu.ly
told NOT in ~. but in
INCHES on • TAPE MEASURE
YOU wil be delighted and amazed when y<K~ kno• ·
for tt,. .,.,., first me wfo.at the STAUFFER SYSTEM
can do for YOUR f'igurel At the Sta\lffer Syst.m,
Y<KI Wl1 be Wd. how long it wil take to achieve
your desftd proportions.
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PHONE TODAY FOR YOUR FREE TRIAL TREATMENT I FIGURE ANALYSIS
llarbolr 17G SU7 E. Coast Bwy.
COitORA DKL IIU
Light their life with fQith ll/ A
ST. AIQ)JIEWI
PIIZirtftiWUI a~-.. u-aca--
15th St.lr St. Andtewa Rd.,
GCI'OU fi'OID JUata lcboo1
Uberty• 1-lm ._..: ...... 1 ..... L lt.wart
SUNDAY: Morntna worship, 9:30
and 11 a.m.; Church School,
9:30 and 11 :00; Jr. High, Sr.
High and college aee Fellow-
ahJps. 7 p.m.; 'lbunday, Prayer,
study group, 9:30 a.m.
COIGI1JJfJTr IIETIIODIIT -w. 11Ua lt.. eon. .... LJbea1y 1-4562 .... Joe.pb w. llc:lbaM
Sunday: 9:3(1 a.m., Church Sun-
day School; 9:30 and 11:00
a.m. Momtna Worahlp-7 p.m.
CoUeee Age MYF Service-7
p.m. HJ&b School MYF Service;
8 p.m.. youna adwb eroup
eervlee.
PDIST AIIDOLT or COD
2lad lt. & E1dea A,.._ Coeta Neea
Liberty 14711 ............ C:.Cnak:. .....
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. Wor· ahlp: 10:55 a.m. and evaneeltat
~Ice, 7:30 p.m. Young People
and Children's Service, 6:30
p.m. Sun. Mid-week Servtce:
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Ladles'
Mlaalonary Council, 1bwwclaya
9:30a.m. for all day.
IK'VEJITII DAY ADV&R I 111 . ................... ... •ews-t-..,:a ~ ... EJdu D. L lpcna.Jdl.ag
Saturday Morntn1 Services: Sab-
bath School: 8:30 a.m. -Ser·
mon: 11:00 a.m. Prqer meet·
tne: Wedne.d•>'· a:oo p.m.
cauw., .. ...,, •a 1'D caoiiCII or caaar •• •art ._ a. c.ea .._ 1 .. Qercla L Cllllll .._ ....._. .... C11N _1!1WINl .. -.
llhrty UIC7 ID'J It .. nil
D. C......, Mklr... Sunday Senieali: SUnda7 ScbooJ.
Sunday aervicft: i :4S a.m. Bible 9:30 a.m. ~ Wcnlll~ at
study; 11 a.m. momlna wor-10:30 a.a. J:v~ Serv·
ablp; 7:30 ~m. evening service. Ice, 7 p.m. Su~. N.T.P.S ..
Midweek aervice, 7:30 p.m. 6 p.m. Sunday; PrQer meettng,
Wednesday. 7:30p.m. Weclneada)'.
PDIIT LUTIIT CIIU'aCB
laata AM Aft. at llw ... l&a eon. ..... ...... a. ........ Sunday Services:
9:45 a.m. Sunday School; 11
:un. WorahJp Setvtc.· 6:30
p.m., Baptlat Tralnlnl Union;
7:30 p.m.. Evenlq Service.
Wednesday: 7:30 p.m., Prayer,
Pralae and Bible Study. Mon-a.y: 7:30 p.m. Men's Chorus
p r act 1 Cej 8:30 p.m. Men's
PraYft' Meeun1.
caua:a or on LADY or liT. c:.&WMJn ... J w ............ •....-t
IIA6el' 0114
r.ua. '3T.!..., . ...._ r..._. ._msu .....
Sunday M.._: 8:00 and 10:00
and 11:30 a.m. Cont..SOn: 8at·
.......,. Ud --of~ J'rtdQI
Utd Jlol1 Da" tr.n C:OO to 5:JO ~ ... from 7:30 to 1:30 p.m. Dally Mua 8:00a.m. J'lnt Jl'r1a.y: 1:30 a.m. and 6:00p.m. Novena (PWpet\Jal Help):
Tue.ctay, 7:45p.m. P"lahennen'a Maa. luly and Aueu-t, Sunday c a.m.
~uarn
TilE CIIUac& or c::lmDT
Odd r.u... ~.oc~p. ...............
c:o.ta .....
DeDCI ·' .....
rtUT cau*'* or Cllliiilr ns w .......... ..._ lalbocl laDIWJ
Liberty ~ms
T-....... Jr... IOalater
Sunday Services: 9:45 a .m. Bible
study; 10:55 a.m. wonhlp serv-
Ice; 7:30 p.m. evenJne service.
CliiUft CIIUac& rl TilE lEA
c-.aalty lletbodlat
laao. lml. Mlftla lt.. •--.ort
IIAtbew 5111
...... ...... ..., A. c:..rs..o.
Sunday WorahJp, 9:30 and 11 a.m.
Church School: 9:30 a.m. Mid-
week Meettne: 7:00p.m. Wed-
nesday preceded by 6:15 p.m.
potluck.
ST. JOACIIDI caoaca l .. O.,...A...,a... ...
'---~ .. ~FatJa.~J.•..tn I~II-.. 7.LLllanlld 11:30 LJD. w .... a ,,.: ... U
7:00 a.m. -CoafMrlrm: 9atur-d.,. bom f:to to 8:15-T:to to 8:~ p.m.
a. v&a ue., • ..,..... .._.. Mt'r ........ r . w ...... ....._ a. Suna.y School, 10:30 a.m. korn-
Sunday Bebool: 8:15 a.m., Sun· lnl wonhlp, 11:00 a.m.
day Ser•lee: 11:00 un. n. JAIRI~AL
Wedneeda)' .l:wftl"' .Me.tJ.q: -,.. ......, • ..,...... .._. 8:00. Readlq .,.._ 3315 VIa a.-1110
Lldo. Newport Beach, open 10 .... Jolaa B. hrb. a.ctw'
a.m.-5 p.m. week daya, 10 a.m.· Sunday aerv1ces: 8:00 a.m. Holy
7:45p.m. Wedneedaya, 7-9 p.m. Communion, 9:15 a.m. 11 a.m.
Friday eventnn. Sunday .chooJ; 9:15 a.m. mom·
CllaJIT LUi*i'Y CIIVBCII or COSTA IIDA (IIJanul 1.,_.)
A-sc.s ...... lloll. eon.~t ... ...... ~ ...... TonNw
Sunday Servlces: Worship Serv-
Ice 9 a.m. Sunday School at 10:15 a.m. _..,......,
co-uant unaobiiT 115 A.-............. lalad
........_ ..... D tid lapp .......
Sunday Sta tk:-et: 9:30 a. m.
ln1 prayer and sermon, 11 a.m.
wonhlp eervlce. Th u r • day
Servicea: 9:15 a.m. Pr-.yer
Guild; 10:30 Holy Communion.
ft'. JOD \'IAJIJR1' 314 IIC111M A,.._ ltlllboa bJAald
~-1· r.ua. ·~ ~· ,__ r--~··•• la.nclay ...... : 7:00a.m. lr 9:00
a.m. Con!e.lon: 8Uurda.n and
evea. of t.t Frida,. an4 Holy n.ya; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.; First
Prtday 11 .. 8 a.m. SUJnmer
Mall, 1uly ud Aqp.t Sunday,
'll&3D. -CJaurdt kbool· t :30 aad U:OO a.m. Wonblp SerVice.
PDIT UPniT cauaca -CD'IUL -.aiii cauw or •awJOa!' oo .. a Dll. ..,.. lcdboG ...._ IIIIa & OMit ltL COMiiOWI'ff C8VIICII a... ........ .. c.-........ ,.._
~ .....
Sultdq s •• a.a lfom. •• 11:00· ...... . ....... 7 ...... .;;;!
' ·~ C liES A rrl IIAdlew tiU lAM II ...,. Ill== ilfl,a... ............. a.J•••• ---su::?a:-it~· :~· :':: ...... -...-....a h
e
TALK AIOUT ICONOMYa They say that ·~ tt.cceeds W.
success." And an eledric range will lumisb full prool ol tt. with ao
unbroken aeries o1 cookJos IUOC:leUel to make big uvtop to your ~
bold budpt. Food'coeb moeey-and the eJtmm,doll o1 cMJy _....,
(&Oure~ wtD more thu pey fOf tbe wry few ceata ...,.. ef tllcltiWty
whkh......, you ol perfed ,_...wry tae. w ,._illaltt
~I ! .
lhfp a.•Set: '7:10p.m. lundu SUndQ W~ e.w.: 1=45 ~ t:ervlee·II.I4·Weelc a.aa..ll:OO a.&IM..,Icbool: s.r.tee: T:JO p.m. WeclDelday •=•.... . . Pr.,. ........ -
lee, WedneadaJ, 7:JO p.m. rowe peopae ... e:u p.m. lun4q.
I
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'Nearly New Fashion Show'
Nets Philharmonic $1.500,
'!be Oranae County Philbar·
monJc Sodety netted men than
$1,!500 at the "Nearly New Pub·
ton Show," beld at the Balboa
Bay Club. Tbil IUm will ao
toward meettna the budpt coal
of 1."§0,000 tor the ~·56 ronc:ert
aea110n.
Nearly 600 women aathered at
New Members·
Entertained
The Board of the Newport Har·
bor Auxiliary of the Oltldr~'•
Home Soctety entertained the alx
new 1'1\etnbenl of the oraanJza·
tlon at a recent luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Howard IAW11011.
MrL Tod Qvlatt, prealdent of
the Auxlllary, wu hoateu. u ·
atsted bJ Mn. Don Andenon,
Mrs. Larry Howell, Mn. M. S.
Bernard, Mrs. Howard IAW80n,
Mrs. H. Payne 'lbayer, Mrs. WU·
llam Curlett. M.n. Robert Barnes,
Mlu Carol Jones, Mrs. John
Oertly, and Mn. David Ballan·
tine.
The n.w memb<'n are Mrl. Ed·
wud Leiter Smith, Mrs. Tbomu
McDoua~u. MrY.. Martin Man·
gold, Mrs. William Davld Clark,
Mnl. Edgar B. Wltmer, and Mrs.
Jefftnon Scoville. Two formeT
memberl who will resume actfve
membership In the . group are
Mrs. Frederick Huber and Mra.
JamH Hoyt Jr.
S...,....P'e
YARN SHOP
17C7 L eoa.t.IUPwcrr eo.o.. del ... • JIA ..,
Knlttln1, Crochetlnl and Needlepoint SupplJee
Kn.lttlnf Ba.p
• lptclt1'Md A« 1 I '111el aad~ aoww
Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
the club tor the lww:beon and
lt)'l. lhow, whleh wu followed
later by the tale ot the many
fublon ltetna doftated by lead· Ina ahopt and aumeroua tncU·
vWuala. n... ranpd trom orta·
Jnal ctestaned IDOdeU. hand·
110nu~ tun and ma,ny ete1ant
dreaN to amall lteme IUCh M
handbap, conan an4 aoetume
jewelry.
A tarae committee ual.lted
Mn. MbWeU Stur£M, chaJnnan.
In arranatna the event. Decor•·
tJona were dellaned by Thelma
Paddock Ho~ ot Corona del Mar,
aulsted by Mra. B. H. Hmahaw
ol Udo r.Ie. and Mrs. Walter
Schoenfeld of Newport Beach. In
charae•ot all clothlnl and mer·
chandiM wu Mra. Carl M. Boa·
well of Bay ShorN. Mrs. Bull
Petenon ~Newport Helehta wu
In cb&r~e of aalH.
In charae of the model& waa
Mrs. OUver S. MUier o1 Ba7
Sboi'H, uatsted by Mnl. Wllllam
Taylor of Corona del Mar. The
coordinator of cdstumH wu
Mrs. Alfred B. Payne. Jr. of
J:m«ald Bay, ua1lted by Mra.
Franct. Glblan of Bay Shores.
Wardrobe chairman wu Mnl.
1&1 Berry of Newport HeJehta,
aal.lted by MTI. BDbert AndJulla
ol Cerona del Mar and Mn.
Do\l&)u ~ of •Corona del
Mar. Annou~ wu Juliette
lOll~ of. LlOo tale.
M~ll Included Mrs. Undae)'
Youneblood and Mrs. Robert G~ of Corona del Mar;
Phy1111 Beck. Barbara Gould,
Betty Holliday, and Mrs. Joe E.
Prelnlnaer of Lido lale: Mrs.
llkhard Newman. Mrs. WIUlam
McCook. Mrs. Robert HJp~. and
Mra. Walter B. Mellott of New·
port Beach; Mrs. Arthur Thron·
110n, Mn. J. Robert Maddox. and
MarUyn Freldrlch of Costa Mesa.
Mrs. GunnJng Butler of Costa
Meta waa ticket and reservation
chairman.
F•JIIII .... *ttl
The humble duck and her
feathered trlends will adorn the
top-pieces sported by coeds of
Orange Cout College at the an·
nual A.uoclated Women Stu·
dents dinner Friday, Oct. 7.
Tradition dictates that all
those attending wear the z.anJHt
chapeaux lm•glnable. Prlzes are
awanled 1o ..,..al catqorietu nan.-. ....... IDOit ~
&M -ua·-al CJnthla Bell ol the lieU ...... NCiai'4J.q ......
wW entertain.
VIall • •• rlllftl ••.•ILIII 1M -a.
••• 1M c.a.-aa L P. 11111'11 et• •
IU
P A•aEJ J •• ....,.. aJPPETOE
KID IIIITB
UTADAPP
* S.O.S. Radio & T. V.
noaa..._.,. • ._
all IIAIUIIK AVE.. aAUOA IILAIID
COLI.JWI CET COIL
A daughter, Robin Dale. was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Col·
llns of 14 Balboa Coves.. on Sun·
day, Sept. 18. In Hoag Memorial
Hospital. ------THE ENSIGN. HA-1114 ~ I.HetM•dt. -~Del ~
DON'T PAY
for WATER NOTHING-
No Notlli•g-
llke ltl
A
WholetMW
Idea in Cleaning
with a brand new
V-W Mellfl a.a,..,-0..
•
•
Miss Frances Jacoby Marries
Ernest Espenschied of L.A.
WbJte la~ was dlown by ~P·
tftnber brtcle, M1u Jlances Ia·
coby, tor her we<tdJne to EmHt
Kurt ~bled at the Pua·
dena PrHbyt.erian Churd\.
peariL She wore a sJiver tlllp-ee
necklace, Which wu a gllt from
the grqom, and carried a bou-
quet ol white carnations and
ltepbanotJa.
Attend Inc ht-r wt-re Mrs. RJch.
ard Conant of Los Angeles. aa
matron of honor; Miss Lila Blu·
mer. the brlde'a cousin from Pas·
adena, u maid of honor. and
1101111'1
Lllf IIIIET
wtt:biAl..l.D
The bride Ia the dauchter of
Mr. and Mra. K~e Jacoby, D>
Pearl Ave .• Balboa Ialand. 'lbe
groom'• parents are Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Eapenschled of Loe An·
gel H .
With her baUerlna lenl(h
eown, Mlu Jacoby wore lace
mitts and a shoulder lenl(h vell
held with a coronet of' 8eed
M1a Ann Evan• and Mlas Shir· "Open the Door, lUchard's ..•
ley IUner, both of San Marino. to a wonderland of foods ...
u bridesmaids. Ma ke yourself 110 whimsical, that
Donald Rawson of Alhambra you must be seen. touchtd. used
was beat man. The ushers wer~ and tasted to be bellevf'd ... "
Bill Jacoby, the bride's brother, * * *
Preview Set
For Dec. 2-3
W II II am Hughes. Lawrence
Jenks. and Robert Lurie. atl of
Los Angelt.>s.
At tht> reception. held In the
patio of the church. M.ra. Jacoby
The Nlnth Annual Christmas received guest.g In a turquoise
Previe-w wtu be staged 011 Friday satin shnth drKS with match·
and Saturday, Dec. 2 and 3, by lng hat. She-wore an orchJd cor·
the Newport Harbor ·Bualness sace. The groom's mother wore
and Professional Women'a Club. a brown faille dres with tur· quol~ hat and orctli<U. Theme thu year wtU be "Har· After the weddlng the couple
bor'a Golden Year," and the left for a motor trip to Wyoming.
place again will be the ~dez· where they will make thelr
Fashion Show
Aids Missions
The women's fe-llowship of St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church
will hold a aUver tea and fashion
sh ow In the church lounge at
1 :30 p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 5. Mrs.
Joseph Kelm and Mrs. William
Gilmore are CO·chalrmen.
Fas hions wUl be shown by El·
lgene. La Reine and Pride and
Joy. Proceeds will go for medical
missions In Kentucky, AJas ka
and India.
Models will be Mmes. Donald
Andenon. Albert Kelly, J. E.
Stallman, Marsden Davia. Paul wunam.a. .Jobn GlUM. Myron WaJ, c. w ........ Jldl ....
cle.IJ and C. G. Dowth, and the
follow'lnl cbUdNn: Paula wu.
llama, Devon Barnett. LHJie
Way. Pancho Edler and Paul
Edler. Mrs. ~ Bolin will do
the commentatlng.
, ..... n.. S,.t
.01 Llll Flllill Trl'
A vacation time treat for Sally
Bragg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Braeg or Corona del Mar.
was a 20·day fishing trip on the
commercial fishing boat. Skager·
rak.
VOUI Ballroom, Balboa. • Lydia Southworth Ia chaJnnan homP 8oth of the newlyweda
for the Prevlew, and her advl8ory plan to attend the Unlvera.lty of Wyoming this year. The groom board Includes Mary Naegell, Is studying for his master degree
Jean Howell, Mazle Blrd and Mil· In geolo....... He --duated this dred Swanson. "'~ ,.._
Committee chairmen are Merl· year from Occidental CoJlege,
lee Dungan, booth sales; Karle where he wu president of KAppa
Lanning. fashion show; Dorothy Sigma Fraternity. The new Mrs. EspenAChled abo studied at Oc· Jo Swanson, talent show; Doro· cldental. where ahe beloneed to
thy Palen, publicity; PhyJlll 1 h
Church, tickets; Evelyn VarnerA -;;p~aj;ijso;jrori~;jty;i.~~·;;;;;;;;~
and Sue Horvath, bazaar booth; •
Ruth Wright and Helen Cole,
door prizes.
PAT BOCAK OP ltEWJIOaT
A'ITEifDilfG IIA VY SCIIOOL
QUICI SEIVICE
11110 SUIES
Standard S h a d e Ootha
and Cu.ltom Speda.ltles e Drapery H a r d w a r e e Venetian Blinds.
Attending the Navy's Fl,. Con·
trol Technician School at the
Naval R e c e I v l n 1: Station In
Washington. D. C.. Ia Patrick
Hogan. boatswain's mate second
class. USN. son of Mrs. Marie
Lant-of 308 36th St., Newport
Beach. He entered the servtt'e In
~~-g~g~.op
• hsS4e tbe • Call
ro.t OWce IIA 1M
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WIUW's
DOING
T. M. Hambrook. your Telephone Manaaer in "ewport BelCh
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ······~····························
Axel Lar~n of Costa Mesa was
the skipper. and along for the
trip were daughters Sharon and
Diane La~n. In addition to Sal·
ly. and Prince. a dog. Five tons
of albacore wt-rc> caught on the-
trip. which took them down tht"
Baja California Coast of Mexico.
touching land only once during
the entire trip. They were lucky
enough to get to San Diego with
their load or fish beto~ the prlC('
dropped.
If your youngstPrs
11hould come home
from schM I some day
soon talkang about a
fabulous land of pup-
pets. here's whnt it 'a
all about. An enter ·
taaning co lor motion
pacture called " Adven·
ture in Telezonia'' ia
now available to the
elementary acb.ools In
l his area. The movie
is pRrt of a special kit
we telephone people
have worked out at the
request of teachers and
with their assistance.
We lend the kit to schoola to help children learn how to use the
telephone corr~y. Thia Ia important. For the klnd of telephone
.ervice you enjoy dependa a lot on tbe way you and others uae
the phone. So the good telephone bablta "Telezonia" iA teaching
school children will help make telephone service ~lt er and mort'
u.eful for everyone. Pacific Telephone works to mak~ your t~le
phone a bigger value every day. ------
BAaaOa ABA STUDD'TS
EJOOu.ED AT CAL fOLT
Enrolled at California State~ Polytechnic College In San Luls
Oblapo a,. the !ollowln& stu·
dents from the Harbor area: WU ·
llam Ray Beck, 500 CUff Or., Clllf
Haven; Kenneth W. Kraner. 431
Santa Ana Ave.. Newport
Heights; RJchard ~~e McClel·
Ian. 23 Yawl Road, Beacon Bay.
and Ronald W. Moore. 45!5 San
Bernardino Ave., Newport
Helaht.a. ...........
for six and .even ~ olds
and eteht and nine year olds
are operlinl Oct. 3 for Ct 11·
dren who are Matnnera and
want to levn wtth other ch'l·
ctren.
Sbe and number ot claate
wUl be llmlfed to 3 cl.-
wtth four children In .. c,.
claa 'I'M~ wt11 ananae tilDe to wit" ,eople lnYOI¥td.
• • • .......... .•. --____ ,_ ....
............. A.C... ......
• • •
•
Away-to-school days
needn't "break up" a falnily
• • •
Jloybe tltp'e'~t a ymu19 man or
V'OMG" ht your fa mtlv wllo'~r
got"fl CIWGY to lf('hool tlln fall
1/.-o, Y'* COft ~ttill .ttay lft clo.'le
per.aul t Ot6CA wit A ~~~ ot Iter,
yON l"ftOtO. 1'or it tak.e~r Jw.:tt •
moMettb to tnwd from h.ome
to CCIM I*", or ccunp...a to llomr,
by ttlep~o .. e. Aftd o quick
glattCe cal tAe rotN tPl your trlc·
,~ book trill •hotc you how
Uttle it co.ta. Wily "ot ln lou--
con Jottg cfi.ttCiftee MOkt" family
rettft£otu • /reqt~Ntt M 'Cnt dwr·
fttg ~~ «Mol yf!GT oAcod.
• •
Lilli Til•••••• .. Pll Flnt 1111 Tralll11 ,, ........ .
So we huffed a nd we puffed
and we blew the walls out ...
Then we dug a bole In the mJd·
dle, threw In a load of ca rpen-
ters. refrlgf'raters, a r c h I t e c t s.
plumbers, electricians and top·
ped them oft with a banel of
suggestJons and reque£t& from
our friends o! the put seven
years ... ''Won't you come In!
We're most anxious for your
opinion~"
* * * OffSdal '"Ead oC -odell ..
~-..... tiM If ... Jlldl. ..... LaDd"' tiUa W'MIE·...S • • • n...s.y. Pl't.My Clad s.tv·
cky • • • wtt:b ~ to DiaiMT·
laDd,tfte oat ...-y ...,_ •••
1--·b~ all ... tJM place • • • cmd • wbb:lleroo of
• Mile Ia ..wr lllpwta•t . , •
* * * Come on . . . take my hand; I
don't want you to miss a single
wonder or budeet·booner ...
How do you like these new elec·
trlc doors ... no push, no pqll,
just noat ... Let's go upstalra
first and visit the new Mezzanine
Shop~. with the walla pushed
out to ma ke more room for small
e 1 e c t r I c a I appliances, houte·
wares. ceramics. &Uts . . Be·
aides I know you'll want to
browse over the lOf% ·SO"'., off
tables ...
* * * We adl t:be cda&. bet• ...
OW' ... rr-tood ~ tbat
stretda t:be taU '-9tb .. tb•
..... ...:kid ....., ••• ,..... ... .... ...... _ ... ~
to~ .. --..-..,..up . .. au ... ...._._..,._
~ _. IIIII Je wttlt tlut tiMrw1at ........... ,... felt
tJM ..... ......., ·~ Ia t:be frl9ld ...... .
* * * See that gal over there In the
~lc~ ... that'a me ...
Won't you atep up and tute my
wareaf ru have ........... cllf.
,... -.ell ,,_ ....... .
DOCID fNID a. MW llllllli ifla~
.•• All .... szr -~~::lit:~;: to-eat foodl ttwrt .. • up
In our catertn1 ldllcMn ••. And
don't m1ss our new aN U.. dell·
cateswn wtth modera ftourlah~
. .. with the tra,. ot wrt.nklf'd
olives., jars of plckW PfP fN't
.. Thf' WW'St ol It .•. Brat.
i lood. Me-tt ... with 'nuuln~t'r,
Capocolla, Hlld~el.,_, Pas·
traml. Pf'pJ)('r Beet •.. all Cl'}'tnl
"Slice .. me Mama. ontt to a pi~
of rye ...
* * * .... DDcd ...... aeat CIMIIIter
•.• Ill....,. taU .. .-14 plct.4
~ ••• AU oC oa.r Tope
GIIDd ... Tol'k _.. ~ Ia
flUID w-... aty ••• Jut l.1b
old u... to flM • pol'k teD·
derl.oUl • • • ADd t:be .... !IDe-
up of Nailly·••cappe4 IDMta
A ...., staap IMD beee added
.... dlcad'... • . • rtpt
111089 aide t:be U.S. Co'f1. 1D.
apected ~ • • • We DOW
ba.e OW' OW"D ftiDCb Clad rat.ee
OGr owa beef • • • W1Mrt -pa
c:aD't ... IJI a ...., ....t .,...
lDq room • • • Meat to -v-
property mut be ....,. • ~
............ 1-.r de yoa
waat tiMrt 'I+ side • ~ ..
I beef .,.cl. .,...... ,... ..... tt
NO&tr ._ .,....., ....._r
I * * * Bloomlngf'St of all Is Bob ...
Schroeder. I! you want to be for·
mal . . . rlaht rrom maha.Ona
the Flower Shop tn the Hilton
Rotel ... Bob can d~ate. w1tb
nowt-r · liJce preclston anythlnc
from an eeg cup to a swimmlne
pool ...
•
•&Ga ...
Harbor IDgh Ne~s LeUer
-~-~ Harbor Ra.t& Ia •ure bunttnr
at the ~ea.m.a. They expected
1.800 kids and we now have 1.925
and atlll aolq. They are here
from all ·over the &lebe. 1 hope
to able to Interview ..some of
them for our column soon. Ev·
erett Rea and Horace Ensign
math teachers can take a bow;
Jbn Miller, al,ebra teacher at
Harbor, announced that his de·
partment had hit their highest
enrollment ever. There are ap-
proximately 38 In every clau·
room. In eome rooms throughout
the .chool, there are over 40 In a
class.
We are overcrowded In gym
also. Equipment lockers are
sban!d by 2 students. That In·
eludes 2 tennis rackets, about 6
baJls, 2 pairs of gym clothes,
gym s hoes. towels, and other
odds and ends Ln one locker that
should just hold about half that.
That goes also for the boys' side
ot the gym.
In GAA this year there shows
another mark of over-crowded
conditions. so many girls en·
rolled for tennis that the tennis
courts could not accommodate
1111 ELDOUDO
CUILLAC
Royal colored tires. contln·
ental kit, Bahama blue, only
6.500 miles.
This car must be seen to be
appreciated.
Will take trade.
Telephone Llbt>rty 8·3364
or Lycoming 2 -1071 CPomona l
tbem. We are all hoplnr that the Georre Thomp.on; Vlee-Prel.:
new hJrb .chool will be built Art Blrtcber, Lynn McFarland
pretty .ooh ao that we can take and Eddie Pope; Sec.: Jody LJeb
down the one-way traffic signs and Karen Warner; Tree&.~ Mar·
ln the halls and breathe easy gte Crane, c.rolyn Callla. Walt
again. The way It ls now a can Howald and Conn a Small; Board
of sardtnes hu, nothinr on us. o.f Control: John Henrotln.
• • • Nominated for Senior clau e AQUA DOW n.AKKED president: Dennis Hendenon and
The first meeUng to plan the Pete Schulberr: VIce-~: Dar·
annual aqua show, which 1s held rell Harbhorn and Jack Smith;
every November 22·23, was last Sec.: Pat Kelter and Jlm Taylor;
week. The girls met at Jallen Treas.: JoAn Haren, Don Mere·
Green's house. Jallen ts a senior. dtth, Tom Niquette and Sue Nls· ~her representatJves were Lau· sen; Jioard of Control: Jim Bath
rel Wood!lon. Heather Liddle, and Dick Overby.
Judy Coleman, Mary Fay, Anita Election wUI be beld next
Palm. all seniors, and Sue Brown, week.
Jody Lleb, Marcia Davis. and e YEA SAJLOUI
Meg Andrews. juniors; Lonna Harbor High started out with JEI'P C11MDUa aDd Joaa Cluw ... d -. Dktancl ...,_. .. 00
Lloyd, Gerry Nack. Pat Ragan, a bang this year on the football tiM..._.. .t =del Me 1a u...,. &.. -r_. • tbe
sophomores, and Pat FruehJing schedule. I hope Friday night's ....._ • ...., ....._. ct tbe hrt ~'I'M V...._.·fa'-·
and Marilyn Bowler, frosh. Miss smashing vk:tory over the Ex· ...u..ca1 lbadlo •• .. aoc.tJoa ct tbe IDCla C.... del Me •
Marjorie Adams was the advisor. celslor Pilots will give our boys -;•~•:a~c:la~caci~~Cb~~·~-;~eo..~~for~~~~~~-~1"9~~~~~~~~·~·~·~-~U.~Ia~•~t~l:odl~~~-~;::: "Over The Rainbow" Is the the confidence to better last ..;
theme for thiS year with 12 num· year's record.
bers and 1 diving performance. The sailors w~re spurred on by
The fee will be tlfty cents per Allen Ryplnskl and hls cheer·
person, with the funds eolng leaders' fine leading of Harbors
towards permanent bleachers on cheering section. The cheerlead·
the pool deck. It oueht to be a ers lnC'Iude Don Waldron, Kayla
good show this year so we hope Hurst, Patty Kelter and Carlton
lots of you will come. Dawson. Allen was rt>ally on the e ELECTIOJf JfEZT WEEK ball with his che-ering.
Petitions for sophomore, junior Clint Sawin led the band again
and senior class officers were this year a~ tht>y play Anchors
turned In to the office last week Aweigh. The Star Span~led Ban·
for gTBde checking. Those norni· ner. On Wisconsin an<f our Alma
nated for sophomore presl(fent Mater. The band was headed by 1 were Dave Pettit It Larry Shra·' drum majorettes. Beverly Lund,
der; Vic:e -Pres.: Carl Bergeron. Sandy Swanson, and Wanda
Glenda Price, Patty Smith and Trautwein. The marching band
Patty Whitefield; Sec.: Mary Co· was kept busy playing "Anchors
valt; Trea.: Maxine Chung It Awei gh" after evl'ry Harbor
Marilyn Hammond; Board of tourhdown.
Control: Norman Howard. Sharon Flag twirlers werl' seniors
Lyman anc1 Gall White. Judy Sands, Jan Blum, Carol
CHIJRt:HES
VJnVEUALIST PJU..LOWSBIP
UnJversallsts wUI share In the
observance of World Communion
Sunday with a symbolic com·
munlon service, where the ele·
ments )VUI be dedJcated but not
distributed. The Rev. Frederick
Ringe's sermon wll be on "Areas
of Agreement with Our Christian
Friends." The Universalist Com·
munlty Fejlowshlp meets every
Sunday at the Ebell Clubhouse.
515 W. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa.
CBJUSTJAJf SCIEJfCE CBVBCB
IIEW?OIIT PDIST &AP'IUT
Rally Day wtll be he.ld at the
Sunday School of the Firat Bap·
tlst Church ot Newport Beach.
19th and W. Balboa Blvd., at
9:45 a .m. Sunday. Special awards
will be &lven to teachers and
classes with 100~ attendance.
The Rev. Herbert Johnson's
World Communion Sunday ser·
mon at 11 a.m. will be, "Christ
For The World." At 7 p.m. he will
speak on '"'lle VIctorious Lite."
JfEWPOIIT HAABOB LVTBEllAJf
Nominatl'd for Junior class King. Tony Burroughs. ~nnle
president: Micky Haskl'll and Lund and Norma Hefnl'r; Jun· ;::::================================; tors, Carolyn Callis. Cynthia Beltran and sophomore Patti
John, the Baptlst, In describing
the coming of Christ Jesus says
In Matthew (3:11, 121, "He shall
baptize you with the Holy Ghost.
and with fire: Whose fan is In
his hand." and adds that he will
separate the wheat (facts\ trom
the chafC (fables), In the Sunday
Lesson-Sermon on "Unreality" at
New hours will go In effect
this Sunday at the Newport lfar·
bor Lutheran Church In Newport
Heights. Early service w111 be at
9 a.m.; pre-school Sunday School
at 9 a.m.; Church Sunday School
at 10 a .m.; second service at
11:15 a.m.; Luther Learue at California Whimsies
llesiplll ., Et1 Lee • • •
photo by Kayctte-Corona del Mar
Patio Prlnc<>SS . Imported velveteen with hand de·
tailing, lhl' tunic Is fully lined, has peter pan "v"
back opening ... many styles In wool jersey. bro·
cade satin, and velveteen white, red, black, blue,
turquol~. 8-16$49.95 to 169.95.
FASHION APPAitB.
~f.74JI ,,., • .....,..IW.
e.. ....... c:.lf.
7 p.m. Smith. Sul' Thornbt>rg. Beverly
Pflrrmann, and Shelby Tunnell
Wl're grl'at as our songleaders. • • • the Christian Science church. The ;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~
Golden Text (or the Lesson-Ser· e FJCRT FOB POIJfTS mon Is taken from I Corinthians
7, verse 31, "The fashion of this
world passeth away."
The annual fight for Service
Points bt>gan at the football
gamf'. The girls who sold pro· grams under the direction of B11JCMACE SALE SET
Heather Liddle were Pat Frueh· Oct. 10-15 are the tentative
l1ng. Marilyn Bowler, Stephanie dates for the St. James rummage
Daly. Nancy Chamberlin. Eve sale to be held In the little build·
M 0 r 1 and , Sharon Waidelich. lng next to thl' Costa Mesa Bank.
Marilyn Shutter, Judy Jonan, Rummage may be left at St.
Janice Hayl'"S and Barbara Har· James Episcopal Church or at
per. Concession girls Jed by Kay 1 the home of Mrs. John Donnelly,
Bailey were Patty Bush. Mary Lu 271 Broadway, Costa Mesa; or It
Downing, Sandy Spurgeon. LuLu will be collected by telephoning
Davis, Barbara Nott, Jeanine Mrs. Donnelly at Liberty 8·6624.
Armstrong. Linda Forderburg. c6K COJOIVJfiTT Cll"aCB
Rachel Perez and Barbara Banks. World Wide Communion Sun·
• • • clay wll1 be •oa.ervecl thls SUl\•
e aACK 'nD .aD day at Corona del Mar Commu· Rubor Bees play their first nlty Church. The Rev. Edwin C.
game with Montebello here Gqmke will give a Communion
today. Let's not forget to sup· Meditation at duplicate services.
port our Bees too. Their next 9:45 and 11 a.m. Reception of
game will be with Fullerton, Members will be held during the
there. Oct. 6. Remembt>r, they are 11 o'clock service. In the evenlne
our next varsity. the SenJor Pilgrim Fellowship is
• • • spon_sorlng two showings of a e PBOSB CET·T'OGETBEJI ' family film, '"'lle Secret of The
Bob Johnson. temporary Frosh Gift," In the Church Sanctuary
clus president. announces that t 7 d 8 15
the f~hmen get-to-gether w Ill a an : p.m.
bt> on Oct. 7 Watch for further L L CONMVJflTT METHODIST
news. A Church Attendance Crusade
YHIII Fellewsllip
Selects Officers
Tom Brennan was elected
president of the Intermediate
Youth Fellowship of the Balboa
Is I a n d Community Methodist
Church at the fall organizational
meeting Sunday evening at thl'
home of the group's advisers. Mr.
and Mrs. Matthew V. Waldl'llch.
205 Pearl Ave .. Balboa Island.
Other officers named were
Dick Brennan, vice president:
Gall Graves, secretary; Jackie
Painter, treasurer; Barbara Ken·
nedy, refreshments; Terri Walde ·
llch. publk:lty; Joel Frul'han.
telephone; and Pamela Peoples.
worship. A get-acquainted party
Is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 9.
In the church patio.
eaan, Fire c.,.ap
Ia low U1tler WIJ
Mrs. Ernest L. Church, 830
Congress St.. was hostess when
members of the committee 'for
the coming Camp Fire Member·
ship Drive held their first meet·
will be launched next Sunday at
the Balboa Island Community
Methodist Church as the parl~h ·
loners gather to observe World
Wide Communion Sunday. The
Crusade Is being headed by Mrs.
Fount L. Lowe, chalgnan of the
Commission on Membership and
Evangelism. Sunday's Commun·
ton service will be held at 9:30
and 11 a.m. In the afternoon the
Rev. Donald G. Sapp will vlslt
the sick and shut-In to admlnl·
ster the sacrament. Serving as
Communion stewards will be
Mrs. Harold Fink and Mrs.
George Jonl'"S.
CBJUST CBV.cll .T TBE SEA
Dr. Gerald B. Harvey will be
guest speakB for World Wide
Communion Sunday at Christ
Church By the Sea In Newport
Beach. He Is executive secretary
of the Coordinating Council of
the Southern Call.fornla·Arlzona
Annual Conference of the Metho·
dlst Church. Last May he re-
turned from a special six-month
mission to the M e t h o d I at
Churches In Korea. He will speak
about some of the high points
and impressions of hls trip to
Korea.
SAVE ..
SAFELY
At Oraft9e Coatttv:•
uecfint HOMe ltndint
lnstitvtlon
CONTINUING
TO PAY
PER ANNUM
ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED
UP. TO S I O,Obo
An Ac:c:ounh Opened
On or Before
The I Oth of the Month
E•rn Nom the lat.
LAGUNA
FEOE~l SAVINGS
I LOAN ASSOCIATION
LA6.UNA BEACH
,.._ HY-4-1177
lng. Read Dtatrn Want Ada.
Appointed c h a i r m a n , Mrs. -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~=:;;;;;;;;;;;:;;~;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;==~ Church anounced that tbe -n· r
nual drtve to obtain new Blue
Birds (7 to 10>, Camp Fire Glrlll
(10 to 15> and their leaden Ia
now rolng on and wiJI continue
to Nov. 30. .
In hB openJn1 talk to the
committee Mrs. Church atreued
the Immediate need tor more
Blue Blrd and Camp Fire lf'OUpl
because "there are ltW too many
pb on the ouUide-lookln& tn
on the run and frlendlhlp that
Ia Camp Fire."
COL. AL-..0;::;--;A;i :, D;;;DS;:,.
JIILITAIIT OBD ........
Col. AI Ktn1 of !fewport wu
oftldal ~ate of the Oran&e
CoQnt;r chapt• ~ the MUttarJ
OrdB' of tb• Wodd •• at the h.atioDal c.'Oftvetdoft IMid .... QJ.
C*fO. ~ ...... ....
lrtp ... ~ Olia. .... .,.....
ol La jolla, .... Rlil ai ••• d Dr.
!fiiiiMI. ••• ,. ol ... .....
OIJR fPfC'4 :_ry
*
DAVGII'I"a WWIW
,...CAaL~
Dolae J:d1aiW of loeebud
Parm ln Rood. Callt.. baa been
vlaltlna ber puente, Mr. and
Mrs. carl VeMman, at tbelr ocean front hom. tn !f.-port
Hlahlll'bta ot her vt.tt baw been
a party alven tn her honor by
Mrs. Barrett at the Balboa Bay
C.lub, and watdllnl the Harbor
HJ&h SaUon defeat Excelalor lot
Friday evenln&.
. For lttttaiMa._ en~loatt cal THE E:NS16N. HA.III4
El9in & Hamilton
Watehts
Diamonds
Mountings
Wallace Calder head
JEV(El£R
l 12) U.t CoetJ Hi9hway
CoroM cf•l Mar
A .. OUCIII tbe 0, I ...
oC Cl• .. ........................
AdnaCIId Jloo.,_'l n'rcd _...,, '•cd
<cluses for Motbefl A
Bualneu Women)
Specialized training tor tbe
pre-scbool child from are
three.
Class It Private Leuonst
Pora.u.nuutlola cadlloegSatratioo PboMIIcllrb.r J11J1
BTctt '-4711. K ....... adl IITctt C-4111 oou.ct.
Clauee b.W Ia IICII"jode .._ Studio of Cbclla & ,.._lilul
2112 E. ea-t Jl.-y. Colaaa del KCII'. Acrou fnla hn 'l'beatn
End of Month Values
Save Thursday and Friday ,
WOIEIS DRESSES IEPIICED '4 GOOD SELECriOJf OP IDGIIU DICED
EAJILT Pall dr_.., Cottlra·...,..·Jiylooa·
Darb cmd ............ to etlect fnla .... ar.a a... 10 to • Cllld JfJIJ to Ulla-
PENNEY SHEER
. ' . NYLON-HOSIER.Y ,
60 gauge-15 denier
What a wonderful buy for you. Top colors
and they're full fashioned to fit smooth.
Sizes 81f2 to 11 At Penneys Thursday and
Friday. ·
Women'• Felt
HoWle Shoes
Just think a felt house shoe
at thls price-felt top-euede
sole and In wine and blue·
sizes 4 to 9.
$1.00
Big New A.ortment
REMNANTS
Y2 PIICE
WOMENS T.AJLORED
RAYON SLIPS
"$1.00
A lovely rayon tailored sUp
with ad.Justable a h o u 1 de r
straps. White only .and alzes
32 to 42.
WOMENS NYLON
DRESS GLOVES
CLOIK OUT liM
'
Womena Hcmd Bav-
Y2 .. CE
CO'n'ON , PRINTS -PLAIN COLORS-R.A~ONS _ DRA· aJG IEUCriOJI OF HAL
, ~NYLONS -OUTING aAIIQAJJII m DUE COLOI·
Sorry no Lay-Awaya. ED •DDIAQI.
e.~ ... ~ .... CM .... ·~~~~~~:;~~~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~III~~!:~~~~IJ!!!!==~!!!!!I~II~!!!!~~~~ ,. tiM ........ ... ,•
•
I 8 081DAY.IDT. a 1-..........
....... il
Palhu~ of an emeraeney brake
to hold wa. blamed fOf the ear
oi Paul McGuire, 31, of W..t-
min.lter, badtlnc Into Newport
bat at th~ 18th St. boat launch·
inc ramp at 5 p.m. Saturday,
VAN'S CLEANERS
"lO Y••rs' &~•IK• PMfectl119
Su,.,-ic)f Cl••11l119 Cr•ftJ~Mnship"
WE FEATURE C.~ful Hendll11\ of All D•llcet•
Febriu, B.•d.d lAc• G•ronenh
DRY CLEANING-LAUNDRY SERV.
ICE -I(NIT BLOCKING -HAND
PRESSING -DYEING'-ALTEAA·
TION>-REPAIRING.
P~. Herbor 5152
Pid Up I O.liv•ry S.rvic•
Op.~ I e.m. to 5:)0 p.m.
-S.tun:ley, I e.m. to 2:)0 p.m..-
)42 I E. Co.st Hwy.; Cor011e del M•r
MIKE MYERS
UNION SERVICE
u. s. ltoyel n,.,
Wuhin9 & Poli~in9
Complete l ubriceli011 S.rvic•
FREE PICIC.UP l DELIVERY '
Phon• Herbor )()94
1701 E. Coesl Hi9hwey et Aveeedo
Corofte del Mer
Largest and Most Complete
Furniture Store in the Area.
•
Cell for fr•e
DECORATING SERVICE
Liberty 8·5518
u._~r.am
Furnishings for homes,
clubs, yachts.
)01 7 W. Coesl Hi9hwey
Newport Beech
harbor photo lab
cameru
repairs
r~ntals
fast
COLOR
SERVICE
'Ia o--t c.u
.... 50c
M tad Varttiee ••• Ia bad ncllty to bloom
SPECIAL 29c
W. 0. TOLLE LACUJIA •uca
-s. 0..11 =:A~~
JOHN VOGEL. Realtor • • • on Newport BJyd.
cmo.e the Arch•.
ac:ro. the Freeway
from Hoaq Ha.pltaL
2nd FLOOR CROSSROADS VILLAGE BLDG.
1•'• O••••• ...... ,,. ....
C..,W.M"Idlilllw lletla!M-Alt • ..., ... ..............
wow Df
.,.. Q J il l .... •m..--
&.alltf .... u
PHONE Uberty 8-1617
SECOND STORY omCE FOR RENT $40. Month .
DUTil CUITIIIS
c-. Ia ..ct .. ou.r ODIDplete
..a.ctioa .. 14 ...... Gad 3r
Datcla c:.daiU. •••• We alto
• • • • ........ aat.da1 to
ID4Itdi. r.... .......
Lido Author
Is .Appointed
Lron Ware of 105 VIa Nice.
Lido IsJe. was appointed by
Mayor Dora Hill Monday eve.
nlng to till the vacancy on the
Newport Beach Public Ubrary
Board created by the reslrnatlon
of Dr. Horace Parker of Balboa
IsJand.
I Mr. Ware 1s an author and has
written a number of stories for
the Saturday Evening Post.
A public hearing on the an ·
nexat1on of the Seaquist block
across from Harbor High School
to the C(ty of Newport ~ch wa.s
set for Oct. 24 and the el(>('tlon
was called for Dec. 20 by New·
port City Council Monday eve·
nlng .
Council ~lnded the prf'v1·
ously ache-duled ~>«" 6 election I
Mcauae the orlrlnal peUtlons
did not Include thf' provision I
that property OWT\f'rtl acrce to
..ssume their shve or the city's
'boa~ lndebtedn -Ttae peCI·
lions bad to ~ N ·cirt'ulated ......... , .. , ..... a..
IF
JOI wall REAL VALUE
this BALBOA
ISLAND HOME. 3 ·bE'drms .
1 ', baths. choice location. 2
patios. overs i zed garag£'.
shore mooring with f1ber
glas boat.
COMPLET'ELY f ur n . lTV.
linens, b l a n k e t s , beach
equip .. paddleboards. etc I
All For $25,000. Terms
,. o ......... .
Fer IHtller 10 Years •••
OR "START LIVL>.:G"
NOW
IN
IRVINE TERRACE
•
Tomorrow's Dream-Today!
WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO INSPECT
COMPLETED
OUR DISTINCTIVE FURNISHED MODEL HOMES
AND OTHERS
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
NIN~ !>IVERSIFIED FLOOR PLANS
To the home buyer who wishes to purchase In the
$24.000 to $35.000 class we sincerely recommend the lrvine Estates overlooklng Newport Harbor.
ThHe homes feature California Jlvlnr. OUered uclu.
slvely throulith Earl W. Stanley In a Smog.Free ana
known u lrvlne Terral"f!--n Coast Hlrhway opposite
the new lrvine Coast Country Club, Newport Harbor.
* For recommendation, we refer you to anyone who
holds a Leuehold Estate in Irvine Terrace, Beacon Bay, Bayshores or ClW Haven.
THE BEAUTIFUL "SMOG.FRtt''
Earl W. Stanley
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
Phone Harbor 4448 For Fu:ther lntormatJon
c•ou on 111
Vogel Value
IIlLI TO SUIT
Would you llkt' an extra -largt' room w ith bar kHcht'n.
bit In ;a':'gt' lr oven, modern design with 1. 2 or 3 b(>d.
rooms. 't our choiN." of any stylt> or design Owner·con-
tractor will build on two very deslrablt' R-2 Jots lo-
catNS between shopping lr beach. Call us now for par. tlculars
THE VOGEL CO.
2667 E. COAST HWY.
HAR BOR 1741
CO RON A DEL MAR
HARBOR 1477
OlE OF THOSE P1PUU11
"lncr&m"-buUt 2·bedr. homes. Rustle des!Jn, 4·yn.
old. dWe. car... larp paUo. 1n ..,.,.nent COIIo4ltioD..
Owner tra:ad'ei'ed to Enll&Jlct Priced tor quick ~e! ......
Very good terms
See Mr. Erhardt with
JDHI E. SAIUIR
REAL TOR A.'iD INSURANCE
l3J3 E. Coast Highway. Corona dt'l Mar
Harbor 2422
IIIEDIITE POSSESSIDI
41tealra., 2 ............
TOTAL PRICE Sl 0.500
$315 Don
2029 Ha rbor Bh•d .. Co!'ta M<-!'a
Ub<'rty 8 -1161-Ev~ : LlbPrty ~ ~71~ HoHt-.or 3064 \1 ----------
A ll vour p•int~nq ,eeds w'll be
I handled conven•entlv t~"'d cou,...
eously in the completely eo.J o I ped Job Pr.nt;,Q Deoartm~,t of
vour Harbor .t\re~t Newso11r-e·
The Ern'ql). 110-4 Coast 81. CDV
SALE
I !!mAll Stelnway like neu
$1500.
For Real Fu111sW
:l hNir<Y~m rurnan-hrat fir«>
p l .. t'P chnllll! room rtrl BAL
R<•A ISLAXD $150 'til June
!">
BAYFRO:"\'T
2 hNirno"m. :.? bath S90
.t ~room 2 bnth f1replaN."
$1";t1
Pleas(' ~ Mrll Dayton
1 only. used Mapl£' SpinPt
• I •••"• ... Pi••• eo. ISLA. RUL TY CO. . Harbor 3382
WALDRDI REALTY
:\08 ~Iarine Avr . Balboa l~>land
llarbnr 23~ <498 Park. Balboa Island HA l77
HIIIM VIEW
4 ·~r. home. den. 2 baths.
hardwood and ca r pet f' d
n oors.
$45.000.
Submit down
• • •
3-b@c:lt home. larp rooms.
protf'ICted patio. attractively
prlef'd at
$2-t,j'5()
• • • .. ,
3 · bedr. lJvlnr room l SdO. ttreolaC'e. fen«\ cover to d
patio can't ~ dupUcated ror $19.!500
2610 E. Coast Hwy .. \OM
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''lAY FROIT SPECIWSTS"
ART C KISTLER CO . REAL EST A TI::
2001 Npwport 81\d.
Newport Bfoach
f-lnrbor 5226. day or night
YIUI CISnE II TIE Ill
c. .. ,..~ •••
-r
A )fultlpft' L~tln~ Rr,.ltoT ('an ~how )IOU a w1ct. va~
of the c:t\OIC"t'lrt valu~ In your pri~ ranp. •
AND UE KNOWS ROW TO ORA W UP cmrrt.AcrS FOil ntt MOST CONVENTENT 1"ERMS..
Yoq'U ftncl tt ~to do bualnt11 wit)\ a a.ttor. ,._ or cbop In 800D to JWtt one of the m reliable -.,_.. l.lltJq a..lton ln t~ Harbor Alu..
NEWPORT HARBOR
BO~RD OF REAL
..
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ENSIGN CLASSIFIED . • ••
CASH RATES FOB ENSIGN WANT ADS
20 words or less _ _,_ __
21 to 30 word..o.s--'--
31 to 40 wordso.o-.---Each word over 40 __ _
1 Time
.75
1.00
1.25
.03
2 Times
1.25
1.50
2.00
.05
3 Times
1.50
2.00
2.50
. 07
Cash must be received within 7 days of first insertion
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IlEAL ESTATE & aEIITALI
FURN. 2·room apt. at 31 Beacon
Bay, near Harbor Island, $65
monthly until July 1, Incl. utU.,
double garage, very quiet;
large enclosed yud, pine pone,
hall block to private beach
and small boat docklne prlvl·
leees, near,by tennta court. No
peta or chUdren. Call Harbor
Z766 Saturdays or Inquire No.
Z7 Beacon Bay, Harbor 1m.
$100 monthly on year's leaae.
SMALL APT. for rent. cooking
facUlties. private bath, private
entranee, 616 Goldenrod, COM.
See alte-5 p.m. HA S684.
IIJIC&LLAKEOVI
WILt TRADE Automatic Dlah·
washer. Youngstown, tor rug
and playpen or accept reu.
offer. HA 5983-.J.
$5 PER MO. RENTS good practice
plano. Let the klddles learn.
All terms rent lt you buy later.
Danz.Schmldt. 520 No. Maln,
Santa Ana. 100 pianos. Home
of the Hammond Orean.
ausmus OPJlOWtulittiES
FOR BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
see Mr. Lee Casey. 2721 E.
Coast Hwy., COM.
MABDIE
SUP FOR RENT, will take cruis-
er. N.D.. Reaa., sate a nd clean.
Harbor 3173·R between 6 p.m.
It 8 p.m. or Liberty 8-~91.
NICELY FURN. 1-bedroom house
at 41~ Poinsettia. COM, near
Post btflce. bank and stores.
Very desirable for one or two
persons. Call Harbor 512·R or
contact 325 Orchid, COM. Sll 1 1 -Laal
2-BEDR. FURN. apt., pvt. patio, P lw--.
a uto. washer, dlahmaster, ga. S••--a.,r R•f rage, In Beacon Bay, Pvt. r-'"' JU
beach, small boat tie-up. Win· American Legion 215 15th St. ter rental $100 mo., yrly. $150.
Uttl. pd. No pets. Avail. Oct. 15. Meetings 2nd-4th Wed. 8 p.m.
HA 1240.
ONE BEDROOM furn. apt., $70. a BELP WAJifTED
month or $65 on yearly lease. WOMAN TO JJve In with elderly
601 Poppy, COM. Ha rbor 3495·1 woman. Board. room. a nd
after 2 p ., smaJl salary. Nice accommoda·
FOR LEAS!.: OFFICE s uitable __:t:::lo:.:ns=. . ...:.H:..:A.:......:124=-..:.8:_·..:..M_. ____ _
for MD.; Ear, nose and throat
doctor. dentist, lawyer. Corner
of Goldenrod It Coast Hlwy.,
COM. Drape~ It carpeting In ·
eluded. Key at Mr. Cameron's.
Write, 2860 Mlll Creek Rd ..
Mentone, Calli. Call: Mentone
8·5631.
TUJUNGA HEALTH WNE Casth·
m atJcs). Dry, no smog or fog,
2500' elevation. Secluded, 3·
twdr. homl", 1 yr. old on a p·
prox. 2 acres. Panoramic vlt'W.
Quality construction, $39.500.
Also six secluded houSe sites,
oak trees, springs, 1 to 4 acres.
Must see to appreciate. Sell or
trade for Bay Front property,
liveable s a 11 b o a t . FLorida
3·5323. ..
POa SALE
BICYCLES, Urn. tube8. bultets
and accessories. Bicycles from
$39.95. W.stem Auto Supply,
1838 Newport Blvd , Costa
Mesa.
LATE-'47 FORD Con~.crtlble,
$295 Call eves L1 i ·5425.
CHICKERING upright plano $150.
Good cond Call Harbor 2905-R
PV('S
HA.~MONO ORGANS World fa
mr'u" All mr,rl PI'I. Also several
bargain!' In u<~crl organ~. You
ran 11a vf> on thf>SI' Cine organs.
Danz S< hmi11t, 520 No. Ma in,
Santa Ana.
TRADE IN your olrl watch on a
Lad i('S rl ia montl Elgin. Wallace
Caid<'rhrad Jpwrlcr, 3123 E.
Coast l!wy., COM.
'51 CHRYSLER Impt•rlal. 4-door,
rxtra clPnn nnd Qrlglna l. 36.000
miles $900. Llbr rty 8·40'73.
ffiy----c;RA ND Sp<-clal. Only
149:>. r..ood tQne a nd action.
Blggr'll stn<'k of wonderful
grand pia nos In Orange Coun
ty. TNm<~ OanL Schmidt Great
Plano a nd Organ Store, 520 No.
Main. Santa Ana Home of the
H a mmonrl Org~t "---=---:-:-
NORGE REFRIG. for, sale. Very
good rond. HA 397_2_·_J·-~~
ELECfRONIC ORGAN. Save $410.
lirts-
YOU
will have an opportunity to
advance in our firm, because
of our present expansion
program.
The starting salary La good
and you wlll receive tre.
quent Increases, too.
Jobs now for:
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
-Apply-
514% No. Main Street
Rm. 211--Santa Ana
9 :00 to 4:00P.M.
PACIFIC TELEPHONE
latll Prljadlta
FOR REin'
S·MM 16·MM 3S·MM and 16MM Sound Projectors
FAST COLOR FILM SERVTCE
Model Airplane Supplies ..n Ca•r• Sllof 1782 Newport Blvd .. Costa Mesa
Phone Llberty 8·7042
Cor le+temeadt. envelopes ~•
THE ENSIGN. HA-1114
HAVE YOU SEEN?
The new Watches, Diamonds,
Wedding Rings, Costume Jewelry and Clocks ... Car.
rled by Ray Fields at h is
new store. RAY FIELDS WATCH REPAlR
No Longer at Lido Drug 5ee
him at new location ln the
"VIsta Shopping Center,"
19th St. at Placentia. Costa
Mesa. e Phone Liberty S8488 e
COMPLETE PAINTING
PAPER HANGING SERVICE
HA 2976
HA 4446
EUGENE 0 . SAUNDERS
500 31.at Street, N~rt Beach
Painting -Decorating
PAPER HANGING
GEORGE BURKHARDT
Uceued Contractor
e TVUDAT. Uft'. • _..... an 3:1 to bit 141ft
Susplc:ICMd object at "th St. ...... ._ 1ft a wttb an Ull·
and Ocean ft.. N.wport. MpOrted ~moira '-7 at a.ra Dr., 0.
by Mrs. Don Bunch, 4908 S.a· roea-lltatalanda. and wu tall8d
abore Dr., turned out to be Don· to a ~ cent• for tr.t.Mnt
atd Corrlcan. ace 16, of ~ 43rd . . . W. &. Blnpam ot Ul"
St., In a aleeptnc bac ... Ertle Cryftal Aft., lalboa lalancl. ,.
AdamtOn, 80, ol 215 VI• <;enoa. PGrttll tM theft ot about •
waa reported mJulne by .On-ln· fiom b1a unloclced ear ...
law Arthur Llndeke . . • H. 1. e PmDAT. Uft'. Jl
Lorenz. 120 Ocean Blvd., reported A dty MWer truek driver's at·
a swimmer In trouble &t little tent.lon waa obtained by MnJ.
Corona beach; the swimmer was Jean E. Scboemaker of 1f171( W.
bro ught a&feJy to shore by a Balboa Blvd., Newport ~ach, at
companion. 12:22 a.m. to report a prowl~r In e WEDifUDA:J. SEPT. 21 her real den c: e and ottlcen
Hubert Stephenson, 58. of 1104 ch~ked to flnd windows c:loaed
W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach, (0oaUnue4 oo Pap 8)
w as arrested on a drunk drlvtng
charge at Coast Hwy. and the UQAL KOTICZ
entra nce to Irvine Terrace, at rN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
2:30 a.m .... Pre·school young· THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA llf
aters were blamed for removing AND FOR niE COUNTY OF
mall from the mall box of Mrs. ORANGE.
Roger Ward of 534 Aliso Ave., In the matter of the Htate of
Newport Height.. leaving It un· JANE MAC ARTIIUR. Decea.sed.
opened on a neighbor's yard · · · CASE NO. A 28 204
Albert Stanley, 34. and Read T. NCYnCE OP SALE OF REAL AND
Hanks, 34, both of Santa Ana PERSONAL PROPERTY AS A
were arrested on charges of dla· UNIT AT PRIVATE SALE.
turblng the peace, alter aJlee· Notice is hereby elven that on
edly being engaged ln a fight at or alter October 7, 1955, the
37C'IT E. Coast Rwy., Corona del undersigned, A. K. Phelpa, as ad·
Mar, at 5:28 p.m. Men In two mlnlstrator of the estate of .Jane
plck·UP trucks were belleved to MacArthur, d~ued, will sell at
ha ve ~to1en sacks of czement a private sale, to the highest
from the Masonic Temple bu!ld· bidder, subject to confirmation
lng ln Clltf Haven · · · by the above entitled Superior e TBtJUDAT. SEPT. 22 Court. all the right, title, Interest
Franklin L. Roberts. 38, of 1013 and estate of the aald decedent
Arbor St., Costa Mesa. was ar· at the time of her death and all
rHted on a drunk In auto charge the right. title, and Interest the
In the Merle's Drive In Parldng said estate haa, by operation ot
lot, Corona del Mar. at 1 :06 a.m . law or otherwise, acquired other
. . . WIIJiarn L. Biddle, 35, El than or tn adltlon to that of sald
Toro marine, was arrested on a d~edent at the time of her
drunk driving charge at 3 a.m. death, ln and to that certain real
at Coast Hwy. and Narcissus property located ln the Clty of
Ave .. Corona del Ma r · · · Jack San Clemente, County of Orange.
Randall of 303-35th St .. Newport State of Calltornla, described as
Beach, reported the theft of four follows:
hub caps from his car · · · Lot 16 In Block 23 of Tract
Randolph L. Reddick. 10, of 524 779, as per map r~rded In
Seaward Rd., Corona Highland.!!. book 23 pages 19 to 25 of
Business
Directory
INSURANCE
"Be Sure-Insure"
WITH
STANLEY
INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone Harbot :M74
331S E. Cout HIJ}lway
Corona del Mar
Mlacellaneous Maps, r~rds
I of sa id County,
sa.ld reaJ property to be sold as
a unit together wlth the furnl·
ture and furnlahlnes of the house
upon sald land, said personal
property consisting of the follow·
lng: O'Keefe It Merritt stove,
Frigidaire refrigerator, dining·
room table a nd 5 chairs. sofa,
Kimball plano and bench. R.C.A.·
VIctor radlo·phonograph, aecre·
tary and cha ir, bookcases, cheat
or drawers. coffee tables. end
table, lamps. twin beds, dresser
and stool. easy chair, and mla·
cellaneou. small I n c I d e n t a J
Items. .W. or ._. .,. ~vlt.d for
&aJd pioperty and mu.t be Jn
wrtt.tne and may be delivered to
aald admlnlatrator, at hi• office
Res. Phone, Uberty S. 7315 at 3429 E. Coast Highway, Co· ____ ..,._. ________ rona del Mar, Callf.. or m ay be
atnLDDfG SUPPUES tiled ln the office of the clerk of
------------said Super ior Co urt at any time
CEMENT
AND
BUILDING
AJI Kinds-Free Estimates
UBERTY 8-6109
SCHOOLS & DfSTJlUCTIOif
REAL ESTATE
after the flm publication of this
notice a nd before t he making of
aald aale.
Terms a nd conditio ns of sale:
CUh ln lowtul money of the
United States of America, ten
per cent C 101{',) of the amount of
bld to accompany the offer and
the balanC4! to be paid on ron·
flrmatlon of sale by sald Su·
perlor Court. to existing tlrst
trust deed Joan, upon which a
GOP to Hold
Fu.nd Roundup
Mu Sturees of Newport Beach,
financial chairman for Republl·
can Central CommJttee of Or·
ange. County, hu announced
that a Republican tun4-ralalne
Round-Up will be held at the
BuUalo Ranch on MacArthur
Blvd., Sunday, October 9 from
3 to 5 p.m.
Howard Pyle, former governor
of Arizona, and now ex~uUve
a.sslstant to President Elsen·
hower, will be the principal
speaker. Senator Thomas H.
Kuchel. Congressman James B.
Utt and other -.fate GOP leaders
wUJ appear on the speaker's
platform with Mr. Pyle.
Beef Bar·B·Q'S will be served
and music and other entertain·
ment wlll highlight the two hour
proeram.
Mrs. Robert J. Hltt,' Orange. Is
women's c h a I r m a n for the
Round-Up. Mrs. Richard Teach·
out, 2581 Crestview Dr.. Bay
ShOC"es, Ia woman's chairman for
Newport Beach.
Mr. Pyle Is former newspaper
and radio correspondent. lnclud·
lng reportlne the war ln the Pa·
clflc during World War It.
«&a a a aTtl1TJ7 flh.1lC(UTj;Jji a a a nru
.PORT ;:,/.
CORONA :JEi /WAr> h A,(,.., NIH/,
..
C.r111 ... lar
...
IBI
-plu&-
_,_ .. =L.••u .. .,_ -............ _ .. ..__
Contra cting b&lanee of approximately $4.·1-.-..-........ --...................... _,...._..,.._...,
293.40 Is unpaid. Taxes, rents.
and Insurance premiums, and Insurance operating and maintenance ex·
Continuous day a nd eve ning pensea shall be prorated aa of the date of C9n!lrmation of aale.
classes for preparation to
pass the State exam.
Call or write
For Information
The examination of title, record·
lng of conveyance and any title
Insurance policy shall be at the
expense of the purchaser or pur·
chasers.
COIIDfQ, OCT. S
ALLEY"
John Wayne and
Lauren-Bacall
-plu._
.Johnny Wei.Mmuller In
~
•ew HI-WAY 3t ... 'lloocl ..........
80UTI SEAl OAFE
AL TYLER SCHOOLS Dated: September 20, 1955. j~~===~~~~=~ A K PHELPS ~=-~==~==~;;
1611 N. Broadway, Santa Ana
Kimberly 7.3511
KEilog S2513
u admlntmator of the eatate
of the above named decedent.
A. K . Phel~
attorney a t Jaw
3429 E. Cout Hlehway
Corona del Mar. Cam.
Publish : Se-pt. 22. 29, 1955.
ln the Newport Harbor Enalen.
UG4,_,'S
Your hml1y JU.tau.rant
-=hnd ,...nd'q)
llll&.c..t ..... ..,
llaltMt 1.. c.-del ...
r.-.... a. ...... -. ..... ~...., •·• IlL..., a...a.M ..,. .. _.,o .. ea ... , .• ..._.,....
....., lny..t-_.. .. t. a. ..,._..."' tlllelldclte .. ...... ..._.. v .................. -tiM a,... .. ........... Easy Terms. Oanz Schmidt. 520
No Main, Santa Ana. Home of
the> Hammond Organ.
'48 FORD convertible. radio,
hl"ater. good Urea. Make ofler.
Harbor 4159·W morning OC" be·
tween 5 and 6.
878 W. 18th Costa Meu
Liberty 8-8828 Liberty 8-6632
Let Me Teach You
ClllliA PADITDIG
Convenient Clau Lessons
Ll 8·5648
GLADYS TRACY
SPINET P I A N 0 S. Wonderful
buys. Some slightly damaged
In shipment. Rental ret\lm•
and trade.lns on orearu~. Mirror
Type Spinets as low as $195.
Easy terms. Danz.Schmldt, 520
No. MaJn. S~tnta Ana. Home of
the Hammond Organ.
liTO A TIOifS W AJfTED
WANT BABY SJTJ1NG In my Co·
rona del Mar homto ; Daytimes.
Children 4 to 8 yrs. HA 2847-W.
W .ANTED: lronlnJ ln my home.
Mabel WhJtman. 607 Mareue·
rite, COM. HA 4271J.J.
CDM man would like gardenlnJ,
cl•n.up, etc. Call HA ~. Mel
Upaball.
REPAIR AND Maintenance.
patntine. carpenter etc. Juat
anything. Reasonable. Satl•
fad.lon euaranteed. HA 0126.J.
COIIft.ETK L&JrDICUDIQ
IDYICE
FREE ESnMATES
SltH Green Stamps
Free delivery
CO RON A DEL MAR NURSERY
HA 1038 Z744 E. Cout Hwy.
IIOWZU IIIDPZJIZD
LET US SHARPEN
YOUR
LA WNMOWERS-SA WS
Knives, Scluon. Etc.
UbertY 8·5137
l . A. lloldlnl
188% Merrill PJ~ eo.ta M_.
YD'STIAir &llfD uuaon
• 4
"A's"
1928 lrvtne Ave., Coeta Mesa ,
LAii'DICA.fiiiQ.-.DUIGJIDrQ
Georqe'a Landlcape
& Maintencmc:e
A home lan't complete unJeu
tt'a lanct.acaped! I am a U ·
cetUed Contractof. C u atom
Landacaplnc and I>eslenlnJ.
Allo Clean·UPI and maJnle·
nance. ... ·~· ....
...
......
I ,
QOlL .CD TO amEU
A dauJhter. Robin Dale, .. wu !:=:=:=::=======~ born to Mr. and Mra. Dale Riner
of l«M:5 W. BalboA Blvd., Newport
Beach. on Saturday, Sept. 17, In
HoaJ'"MemortaJ Ho.pltal.
•A Classified Ad in The t:nsiqn
brinqs immediate results! Ce l1
Harbor 1114-111 5 and orove it I
POUTICAL ADVER11SEMENT
T., OCT.'15
at the beautiful
AMERICAN LEGION HALL
15th and West Bay, Newport
CleM• Bar will lie 0,.
Dinner Served 7 p.m. n1 11 p.m.
'
SEIVIOE
* BANQUET HAU AVAILABLE
S..h 300 * BAY VIEW-DANCING-COCKTAIL BAR
Let Me Sol•e Your Food or Catering Problem
ROM£ PA.-nu • LAaGJ: GaOUPS WELCOMED
* Hon d'oeun• cmd Good Food
* MY SPECIALTY *
Dorothy Marston
of
Tile
GDurmet's . Kitchen
3707 E. Coaat Highway, Corona del Mar
Presents an Informal
·DANCING TO THE MUSIC OF BILLY ARTHURS ORCHESTRA
8,... '1112 ....
''Select your food
From the Little Wagons
That Carry it to your Tab le "
* * * DINNER and DANCE aaa,.,, ...
"Lots of Fun and Favors"
Surprise Entertainment
MAKE IT A DATE!
•
United Church Women Plan
Annual Mar Casa Retreat
PJan.a fGI' the annual retreat ot
the Southern Calltornla Nevada
UnJtN Church Women to be hell.
In Mar ca.. on Balboa llland on
Oct. 5 . and 6 were ~ at
the exec:utiv~ board meed"-ot
Newport Harbor UnJt~ Church
Women Sept. 16 in the Coeta
Me.a Park. Mrs. Chester Fisher, president,
presided over the rneetin& which
also consider~ World Cotnmu·
nity Day set tor Friday, Nov. 4
and the annual meeting of the
local council on the first Friday
In January.
About 150 women will attend
the retreat In Mar Casa, repre-
senting more than 60 councils.
Among them will be national,
state and local officers. Out of
town guests will be housed and
ted In Mar Casa a nd nearby
homes. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. P. F.
Baines are members of the plan-
nine committee.
Mrs. Theo Hauser is chairman
of World Community Day. The
theme will be "Building Lastlni
Peace," and the subject Is "Give
Us This Day Our Dally Bread."
New oftlcers•wlll be nominated
and elected. -
your l} b 1!\ *
includes tennis
and handball
cdurl8 for
residents of
the new
Halecrest
In benUlul COSTA MESA
Harbor Boulevud & Baker Ave.
S.lesA~Mta-WallleftlM
I T== Uberty 8-7a2 ,,
Tra1sfer
I Storace
2200 Jfewport 81Yd...
Costa Mua Pbooe EYe~ & S~
Liberty ~1323 Liberty a.JSIJ
AG ENT <, J OP lrYOIII
WOillD WID£ MOviNG
A••o•cement I I •
A ltOclal hour followed the Frl·
day me.t~.na. Attendlnc were
Mn. Ch.ter Ftaher, and Mrs.
Jtuth Allen. eo.ta Mesa Metho-
dlat Cburdl; Mrs. Georae Burk·
hardt, president, and Mn. Marie
Borgman, Newport Harbor Luth·
eran Church; M.ra. P. F. Baines
and Mrs. 1beo Hauser, Balboa
Island Methodist Church; Mrs.
Clifford Thomas, St. James Epls·
copal Church; U oyd Folsom and
Mrs. Hugh Batrd, St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church; Mrs. Ceorge
Davies, Corona del Mar Congr&·
gaUona l Church; Mrs. Henry
Hoffman Jr., Universalist Fellow-
shtp; Mrs. D. B. Spaulding, Sev-
enth Day Adventist, and Miss
Elsie Newland, Christ Church By
the Sea. ------BOOK llEVIEW SEAlES
WD..L BECIK ocroua 1
Mary Greer Scarborough of
Balboa Island will give the first
In a series of four Phi Beta PI
book reviews Friday, Oct. 7, at
the Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
The theme this year Is "Today'll
World Through Today's Books."
There will be a coffee hour at
10 a.m., the book review at 10:45
a.m., followed by luncheon.
Glamour
Glitnpses
ByAJIIlf
Fall Is really upon us, and
this is the season we love, be·
cause we have definitely left our
summer fluff behind us, and are
again taking note of our tlgures.
and loving the feel of weartnc
our slim skirted dresses and
skirts, with cashmere sweaters.
or beautifully matched knit
blouses and jackets.
Of coa.ne. aloo9 wttb tb_.
ltema we jut c:a:D't UN last
.,.ar'a baDd ~ wbea we ...
the W'ODdedu1 DeW oae. for
tbla MCIIIOIL 11!9. bl9 VelfttMDa
for day UN lD ODIGn of fall
1~ to blead wttll cdmCMt
noesytbiJicJ lD your wwdlobe.
of the a1LbUe bladr.. wttb cr
touch of call ao It ~
wttb your call shoes • • • t.be
campletely..., cmtiqu• flDUh
bags by BODCIY 1a to.. whlc:h
eahcmce cmy ~tum• • • •
WheD It CIOID• to ~·
CYBn.a•a c:aa tcdr.e c:ur. of your
aeed.a ~ of e~ge; ..
bCift tbe smcrll 1AIIql efft
datc:h bag .. tile , .... pl. • ..u ... ..,._... ""'*' .......... ..... .... cs-.. ~ Ill-* .......
of c:.'IOIIIM. It It's later in the day, a nd
you are going out. you wUl love
the selection of cocktaU and eve·
nlng purses that are available
for you at O'Brien's ... almost
any color or fabric. and each
chosen with discretion, with
your desires In mind.
Do COIDe cmd tab cr Uttle
tlm• to browN crroaDd cmd
look at theM loftly items.
80011.
While t1he selection Is com·
plete. we would like to remind
you that It's not too early to
think about tucking away a few
of these Items for the loved ones
on your Christmas list.
HArbor 2861
2515 E. Coast Hwy.
CO ROlf A DEL MAR
CORAL Beauty Salon
Now Uoder tbe Ow1aenhtp & llau ~t of
IRS. HAZEL PAIIERSOI
( 16 Years' Experience In Beauty Cultunl
FORMER IJEAUTT COLLECE IKSTBUCI'OB
SLEEK ••• cmd
• • • UDClattered
An easy-to·care-for h airdo
that's wonderfully elegant
for evenlnc, yet Jook.a so
right with cuual clothes.
Let me create tbls attrac-
tive hairstyle tor YOU!
.
IJfDIVIDUAL
..... C.ltl89 & lty1.1D9
Jf&W M&T.OD .,
•ara TlaTJJfQ * ,. 1 1(1kk 111-llllll * ... .: Gilllil..,..-....,, 0... ......
Clinton F. Eastman. Import
salesman of chlnaware and
glassware, of 218 VIa Palermo,
Lido Isle. reported a oar burglary
loss of $159.40. The thief Inserted
a wire In a slight gap in the
right wlndwlng to reach a doqr
handle to gain entry.
IT. JAKES EPISCOPAL
"Our Pastoral Responsibilities"
will be the topic of the Rev. John
H. Parke's sermon Sunday at St.
James Episcopal Church, New-
port.
(OIDttJnae4 tnlm s-p 9)
IIOIIDAY, I&Pr. •
Two w t1uee 8kW aawa, an
~lectrJc under and an eleetrlt
meNdon cord were atolen from
a tool box at 1!518 Dolphin Ter·
race, Irvine Terrace, ownH by
th~ DlvenW~ Bullden of Mon-
t.e~H!llo ... A Vftbal arcument
bdween a husband and wUe ID
the Hurley Bell Inn, Corona del
~ar, parktnc Jot at 11 :30 p.m.
end~ when an ofllcer arriv~ in
response to a dJsturbance call
and all parties left the scene wh~n requested ...
e TUESDAT. SEPT. 'Z7
Officers quarantined a dog
alter It bit Carl Shearer, 10. of
311 E. 19th St .. Costa Mesa, In a
yard at the residence of Mt;s. C.
R. Mower of 519 Jasmine Ave.,
Corona del Mar ... W. C. Mac-
Donald of 505 Clubhouse Ave ..
Newport Beach, reported the
theft of a new $27.50 reversible
jacket from a City of Newport
• •• Froz en Food s -t;! 1: (;
\ ~~ f~\:ITS i ~'CCCTABlES
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
7f.
JfEW CJIOP WAIBJJfCTOif
JONATHAN APPLES
10~
LAJICE EZTJIA F AJfCT
SEEDLESS GRAPES
7"
FllESII a.oz. na.
MUSHROOMS
~~
BANANA S(t)UASH 4t. I